https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-01-07.pdf 9387f084d07160755e218f5914b19204 PDF Text Text in the VOL. XXXVI. NO. 36 300 ONE OF TEN We are one of ten stores, owned and con trolled by the largest retailer .(in his line) m the world. We buy cheaper, sell closer, and are the leaders in everything we sell. Hence YOU CAW AFFORD From any consideration when you want anything in the line of clothing, gents' furnishing goods, hats and caps, to fail to see ns. When yon want any­ thing, go where it is to be found, and found in quantity and quality to make a satisfactory selec­ tion, and at a price that will more than repay yon for titne, money and trouble in coming to HUDSON’S Tower Mlw House Urand rapids. wife have return*! from t DRUG STORE For 16 years the leading drug and book store in Hastings. Second-Hand School Books, The most complete stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. III. Goodie^ The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. Hastings Mich COUNTY NEWS. OUR COUNTY. G. W. Francis has disposed of hl* Inter­ rot in the Williams Fruit Evaporator Co.. uf Nashville, fora consideration of $5000. Ivy lodge. K. of I’., of Nailivllle, was honored last week by the presence of J. W. Hopkins, of joins lug. Griud Keeper of Records and Seal uf Michigan. The employees uf the Nashville Newa, K”t at the sanctum of the editor before Christmas, put down a new carpet and had the walls nicely papered, all as a Clirlstm:is undent. Ixm appreciated it stiff saya that he liaa'nt recovered yet. The Nashville News solemnly asserts that one night- the moon is way to the south, ami the next way to the north, and aska if anyone else has notic'd It Any­ one who does’ul know Brother Fvighner might naturally suppose that he was a hard drinking man but lie h*nt. and his obser­ vations are no doubt correct. Our only solution of lhe phenomena la that the man in ti»e m<*on has tlie grip, ami is steering his drled:up chunk uf territory to the north in hopesoif finding a colder climate where grip Is Unknown. Or perhaps.dur­ ing a violent attack of sneezing lie allowed hi* heavenly charge to jump the track andwander off Intosjiace, while be was wiping the tears out of his eyes. Thia may be neither a correct nor scientific solution, but we are going to Insist the man in the muon Jias the grip, until a better explana­ tion is offered. Mis* Nellie Snyder won the first prize at the Oratorical contest In Woodland last week; Miss Agnes Holly aecood prize and Miss Edith Bevier third prize. The prizes were five, three nnd two dollars re»pe«tivi*ly nud given byC. C. Deane. Fred Wendel fell dawn stairs at Wood­ land and broke his arm at the elbow. I WAS DISCOURAGED My eyes got so bad. that I could hardly see anything. In fact I could not read my newspaper, but now Nonpareil lodge. K. nf I’., was Instituted In Woodland Tuesday night with 30 charter members. '.'he Middleville Sun says that there are so many victims of the grip in that village “that space forbids personal mention." Editor Godfrey thinks that local option would lie a splendid thing for Freeport, as several men were seem In an Intoxicated condition there one morning recently. I Ml Io. Married, at the home of her father. II. W. Williams, on the eve of December so. 1801. MIm Hatpe Williams to Mr. Hal Bellinger of Barry township, the Rev. W. M. Puffer of your city performing the ceremony. There were over 100 invited guests, among them were her grand par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Williams and Mlas Rebecca Striker of your city, 'rhe' happy couple started the next mornlug for western New York where they will spend thdr honey moon. Hattie la a favorite with the young and old and the young imupl^takc with them the best wish- » of lhe entire community. 1 AM HAPPY. Thcre is such comfort in wearing glasses that are properly fitted. Every man to his busme: s. DR. F” LOWRY ' ....... keeps . always ' , on *hand ’ . Call on large stock of the finest and bist eye glasses and ppectacles. *m and be satisfied. OLD RAGS! V you want to get a better price (01 old icrap than you do •from .jsddlcrs, bring your old iron o( all kinds, cozper, zinc, lead, rubber^ rags and ild carpets to the JUNK SHOP, Michigan av Rolhr Mill, Hastings The Banana ami Detroit Tribnne ■ one dollar per year. r T. Boiee have purchased the Parker and Baldwin hardware. ’ A. 8. Mitchell baa taken possession of the stock of goods he bought of H. M. Ix?e and la doing business at the old place In the Boise block. # . A number <rf the DH-rubera of the order of K. of P. went to Woodland Tuesday evening to nsehi in organlring a lodge at that place. Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Arthur left here Tuesday afternoon for their new AeM of lalrar at Leslie. The best wishes of many friends go with them. Protracted meetings are now In progress at tbc church. Jennie and May Thomas are at home sick wfffi tlio grip, and we hear that Mrs. Thoma* and the two youngest children are very sick out In Hope. Later—Mrs. Thom­ as hi* arrived home. Cha*. Fuller and wife spent New Years with the latter's parent* in Woodland. School commenced at the Center MonMrs. Johnson returned to her borne In day after a two weeks ys^tlon. Muskegon last Friday. Mrs. K J. Hartpm was at Battle Creek last week. • lx>ts uf snow just now; looks like Mrs. Cyrus lugraham, wl»o has been * quite slek. is recovering her health again. sleighing. Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Tasker have both Quite a number of our young people seem to be enteriu-. the matrimonial state. been wry sick with the grip. Mrs. Dau Olmstead ha* the grip. Suppose there was n wedding at Banfield John Tasker is quite III. last Thursday night, but as late have nut Melvin Tuckerman is very ill at Battle the particulars at hand, will hot deal with Creek.' guess work In the matter. A very pleasant can! party at Jack No very severe attack of zero weather yet, although lhe Dorth wind gave us an Park's last Thursday eve. John Smith and son Lloyd, of(Oswego. uncivil call on Saturday and the night fol­ N. Y. are visiting at Tiios. Tasked*. lowing. Alfred Hare of Bellevue was In town Win. A. Paul, of Vcqpouti41le. Is visit­ Munday. ing hH fa til er and brother. The Alliance had an oyster sapper at The fifteen horst power engine owned hy Mr. Van Wert, of Comstock, h bi posi­ their hall last Friday eve. Big crowd and tion and" rapidly converting lhe Godtie big time. Edna Russell returned to Buttle Crock tlmb«T into lie-, und lumber. The a >i!; nn*n hnye good co'iifoitable slmnties built this Week. W. U Thompson of Rome was at Will near the mill, where they tumid ami Italge. Mrs. C. C. Messenger has returned to SegeFs Thursday. Howard City. Miw* Lora Prynr, of Hastings teacher fiH-krr aud Bd Hartman an* cutin the Star school district, was unable to return to her school this week on account ling wood Jay Carjwnter. M. E. Cady and Michael Vester returnof Ilinas*. . ••d tn Battltt i'rm-k Monday. i Friday. New Year’*,, occurred tbc aimiMr. and Mt». J. II. Messimer hja-nt V'-rsary of tbo marriage of Mr. and Mrs. .hdiq Flemming and a few gathered at New Years with Maple Grove friend*. their home mid celebrated the event A. T. Rowley, wife and daughter May W Year- 'with i. >. Brice. of Among those that were there were M. £4 Cady. Funny Curpyrfter and M. Vester of Hastings. Grant and Archie Hobart, of Blanchard, Battle Creek. L. B. Carpenter ami Vina VrMer. Ah enjoyed themselves nnd John visited Maple Grove friends New Tear*. Mr* Wo. Jnrrard is quite sick, with Fleming prr»euted Mrs. Firming with a set of china dishes. quinsey. Quite a number In the cast part cif lo*n Robert Shoup and wife spent New Years have tin* mumps. with their daughter In Jackson. W. Vester was in Hustings Friday. Mrs. Dun hunt anti son are both sick Jud said that he did shoot a pig but the with grip. Alpha Deman spent last week with sparrow got away, and ao he had to alxiwt something. Woodland friend*. fbe .predl<*tlun» are tliat there will be « Mr. Nicewamter and wife .ilriled friends wcduing ln i!t<- near future."but as tftrte' In Car.’lun the first of last week. Mae J arrant spent last week with friends arc so many talking or acting hard to tell who it Js. In Charlotte. Wlllla Carpenter carries a new watch or Win. Gibnon. nf Kaianuzuo, spent the did carry iMpntll he let it fall and now the bolklays with his parent* here. Mrs. Chas. Bailey is sick at Ulis writing. Jeweler bfls It repsring it. . Geo. Becker wlsli^> to announce to the public that he has pbrrhaaed the barter shop of C. I*. Covert and will run the same tMayed letter. Well Christmas has pa*M-d and every at the old stand. Mrs. Asa Odell b vWting In Mu.-kegup. one seems perfectly contented over the re­ sult*. Our tree was a tine success, though no< as largely attended •* In previous New Years day has come and gone. years on account of Xmas exerci*es hi The time for making good reaohres or the neighboring towns. Just ask Harry Goss how he likes his turning over of u new leaf is here. May the pagv of each life 1* well filled at tire new suit? ■ Lillian Hazen :s home from Grand Rap­ cud of the year with deeds kindly dune and nxllvvb unbroken. ids for the holiday a. School commence* to-day. after a weeks !<.. L. Thompson, of Albion college, is vacation during the holidays. spending his vacation with his mother. Peter Rlckeumore leaves to-day fur Miss Fiske, from the eastern part of tlm state, is the guest of her Hunt. ' ’ "* Mr*. Kalamazoo, tn attend Baptist college. Sam Firth was called tv Grand loipida Edgar Doyle. Dr. Hyde is entertaining bis mol lx*r last Friday to attend Hie funeral of his nephew. Willie McDuuald. who was and »isl*r from Canada. In drowned while skating. M- J. Goa* lias accepted a position r______ ... Nellie Brown spent last week with her the office of the Michigan Paper Co., of sister. Mrs. Maglnnls at Kalamazoo. Plainwell, and began work Munday morn­ ~ Sylvester France Is improving the looks ing. Onr teachers are making the best of their of his place by grading the yard. Philip Barber entertained friends from vacation. Miss latham is apendlng the week at her homo In Baltimore. and Mr. Comstock and Decatur last week. Chester Honeywell received a telegram Woodman Is visiting In the northern part this morning stating that bls father was of the state. ' , D. Slurps, from the university, spent dangersualj*ill. Phliip and Enos Barber were in yourcUy Sunday with friends here. His grand­ father, A. D. Storms, returned with him Tuesday on business. to Plainwell. Bowllnj. The Y5 P. E. L. will give an entertain­ Samuel Weeks Is dangerously ill with ment at the M. E. ehurch Saturday even­ lhe grip. ing. Jan. 3d. assisted by, Miss Eva VanOdle VanHorn ha* returned to the Aken, a guitar soloist. of Plainwell.. An unlveralty, to be gone fourteen week*. interesting program has been prepared, Henry Babcowk Is nursing a broken arm, ■nd all are gordloily Invited to attend. The fnonnoua sum of five cents a head will caused by dtechargiug a gun. N. Clementi, wife and daughter are on be charged at the door. the rick list We perceive by the calendar that this year k nearly gone, so would wish you ail a Happy New Leap year. Our warm weather has caught cold. John Wunderlich has come home from The marriage fever which haa b en rag­ the north woods. ing all around us. bus finally attacked us. Mr*. E. Lucas i» no better. Its victims are Libbie DeBaeh aud Charles Doc. Hough is worse. Stewart and Miss Bright .veil, one of onr A. L. Haight baa moved into the An­ old teacbera, and Morrill Wood. We wish drew Carpenter houae. ttem long and happy Ilves together. Mctiooi cotunu-need Monday. Mrs. Wm. Boice, of McBride, is visiting Id spite of the severe atorm Sntnnlay Prof. George Downs attended the teachold time friends. evening the Epworth League entertain­ cr>’ aK*,x:lallou at Grand Rapids. Mr. Parkhurst and wife, of Mason, now ment was well attended and all were well <X 8. Palmerton went to Nashville return fo their home, after visiting their paid for coming nnt. *-The guitar-solos by Tuesday on legal business. daughter. Mrs. John Blood. Miss Van Akin of Plainwell were espec­ Grocgo Gurllck went to Grand Ledge Will Citane and family, of Rutland, are ially fine. Other pleasing features were Friday on business. visiting friends here, and rabbit hunting. the f.’bh;g-n-ling cn eodtlUue and the panOscar Co^.-mt Is on the sick Hat Mias Miller, of your city, Is the guest of tomlne of lhe maslc mirror. Tnose in L. Parrot Is sick. Mrs. Helen Detuond. charge deserve greet credit for thflr work Supervisor'' Densmore is in Iluslingb Frank Kratt, who was so badly hurt turd we ohly regret thara larger admlssinn thU week. when taking blocks from a saw machine, fi-e was not cbargwi. Wtinted, a gnod wagon maker. A s>mmI ie how able to be out ngalti. Mr*. James -Cairn* and Mr. and Mrs. chance Is open to a gumi. honest, industri­ Il waa our privilege to be present at the Surest of KnUmanwf dpent New Yea.-a ous man. See or address Ji. 11. McCurmarriage of Edward G. Smith to Misu Jan­ with J. W. Briggs. ine O'Deil. which took place at the church Mrs. liitchU- l« •-•biting frknd* in The BSpievh) *nit of Fender vh. Smith here at 4 p. in . Kid. S. M. Fowler, of Kula- I Yankee Springs. will be tried hi Justice Vcltt’s court cm mazoo. officiating. Al 7 o'clock many I Mn. (1 D. Koldnaon i* entertaining her FrMay. were the • guests at the recaption at the i slater and litt.«nnd of Tiiscof*. Mtelt. The suit ip .ftMumpalt of tnnUh vx bride's parents ail partaking of acbountiMt«. Sarah Terp. wring hs* bttn rfslt- Row!advr will be tried in JBHtiee Barden'* ful supper, the evening then being spent ing old friend* thh [Jida. court on the 11 th. with rong mid dhuIc. Our i»ftit whltas go I __ Llllfe- llaajm ha* retnmed to Grand F. F. Ulltert has parehmw.1 an entire with this happy couple. Mauy present* .Kani.laU nc ter school work. were given to them. ter Drummood spent Kmaa xMrs. B. F. Wolt Is down with the grip., 1 re«naiuing for a J. Marks and wife are on the grip । Gary Baker ami wife ate New Years turkey with Geo. Baker at Woodland. 1 S<ni<1.7 John and Bert JobOMio now Lave re- V 1 Gm. Bump and family spent Christmas oa th« town line. A. Wood and wife spent Christmas at Oroow Wood's. Will Kennedy and wife, of Grand Rap­ Ids, vUlted friends in this vicinity last Orangeville Mill*. a settled fact B. Norton lipa. the edbtract for building it. to be ready foe turn the irat of May. Mra. Goraeltne and Lan Livingston are on the sick list thia week. Ml« Wtilfanw, of Baton, la liolilftg a aeries of religious noaetings at the Baptist church. ‘ . Ben Wing went to Allegan last week to visit friends, and this week returns to bls work for a Chicago sewing machine firm. James Coon returned* to the Rapids last waek, after a twn weeks vlalt with relative* here. TEARS WON THE CASE. courtroom. One of the ex-judge* tn At­ lanta tells the atory. The real names the part-les are not given, for the hero the heroins are living In Atlant* tc ■nrroanded by ninny Interesting amd b* children. Some years igo a very important was lieing tris.! iti the superior court, title, to some vnI liable property waa tested, an<l many thousand dollars involved. One of the lawyers eu bachelor—who was regarded as the liest attorneys at the bar. T had progressed up to a certain poin Hie bachelor lawyer, we rdll cnlf’ Junes, felt, certain that be had won. Even hi* opponents show, their case wna weakening. Bui cl one more witness to be examined, this wit new’ testimony it was expec turn the ti<j«- and change the comp! of tlte ca.sc. After a few morprir.• of ference the opponent* of Mr. Junes a to the sheriff. . “Let Mias — come In.” A little later there wu the riistUog o woman's skirts, and the witness took ' stand. Mr. Jone* teaued forward when 1 firat question wne usked, rsnri he looked the woman in the chair. lieK-nn»-1 forth forward and opened hie eye* u little wid There ant the lovelle.v. visian uf swepuro womanhood bis eyrs hml ever bebe) Ever, the judge, he *ays so himself, bad forget the edae for n few momenta ua I parted nt the beautiful woman. The jur and every laxly else in tbc courtroosn kep their eye* on the . nchautlng picture. Bu thetactrfforf iawyffr <ff.l rnAro-ffe-'feastci, bln eyes tippn Um laveUm^ bofore him. The cifinainatjon went on. In a lowvoice, nsawfw-t as enchanting music to Mr. J ones, the tady witness gave her testimony. What she said Laiped Mr. Jones' opponent won I'-rfuiij?, but a little ahrewd cross quenianiug would bare upset ». Mr. Joimw. m artorce of hnblt, thought of thia as be sat tflere half dosed. • “The wit^ww is with you." ■ , Mr. Jotx-3 beard the words. A* he lis­ tened to the direct examination ba bad be­ come angry because this beautiful witness unx not his lustem! of telonglug to the opbcoito aide. But be must do Lis duty to bh client. Doldsa. m much dmateed on tue-auae. He wmild torn bis eyes away and ask th-- neca-aary quest lorn*. Ho would— He trad risen to bis feet ruui in spite of bliuaelf Lm ayes met Liu* Ix-naUful Line eyes for the first rime, ami there were tears in item. She was frightened. “You may come down.” Mr. Jonca spoke the words He made flue speech u ten it enrue time to make hi* argument. And he lost the c.-um. “If R hadn't Ireea for that lady -witures,” ■aid the judge, “or if Mr. Janus bad not failed to erreu* question her, be would have won the ease. That was my opinion at the time.” "And the Hwpjelf” ho was aaked. “Oh, it was * case of love nt first sight in making the lady** mxiuaintance, and ■he married him. I ..m told that there Dever was * couple ma.-ried in Atlant* that loved each other more ’•.•votedJy.*— Atlanta Journal. Some of the most curiously ItaUot aystem* known were dev. thernuill governing bodies of •' Ono of three is the form pope, which baa coptinmtime. All tb.t cardiual* an get her in a suite of rooms < and forbidden to have any c with the outaide world till t! a chnicv. Food is passed la tr the pope I* not ehwtvd wit* they are pur on prison ratio quickening tbeir work. . A ballot is tukvu every lowed by asother, to give an ophactunity fbr changing vote*. Ene.h cardinal reaavi * a printed blank. He first altfua it. then fold* it over so as to cmirea] the sigi ‘ and seal* It. On tbetmdoversM part paper ue write* the n tme of Ufa c-md If there L< uot a two thirds majoril ballots are boraad, and the Btnoketu waiting crowd ouinida that there election. - • Ina. XVhra any cennWau. [Kura. .ary l-.vo-u.lr-i. tb* w»lol .lauamK. «. .fx-nnl, u>iu,.T,:n lhe I»r«a ba. suusl. Then II:-. publicly naauural.—x«w I’.t E.enta* �j" -­ * -------- ---------------------- tr MONTHLY PUBLIC DSTT STATEMENT. THE BABNABY CASE GAB?, t CORNERED. 1892. JfiNlMRy. Colds and 1892. Wamuxgton. J*dThe monthly pub­ Ji Is .Not Capt. Bourke Who Is Su. Mo. I To. Wt. Th. lic debt tUmitnl Lwud from the tree* in a Hole. ar, depmuu-nt S^arfa, ■ba— creaw in the aggregate of the debt during lhe butt month amouuting to h2,ffiM,749.C& A PARTIAL OONTE88ION 31CRAVES There was a decresee of fl,7SM40 in .non­ TEE EAHDIT IS BAGGED 15 HIS LAB interest bearing debt, aa increase of f!<X in Lhe bondrel debt, and a decrease of H,yr.\7M> flt> in the surplus cash in the trea* ury. The total debt lew fJ«.57L IM® aH cash balance of surplus, and the 1100,000.? 000 gold reserve is 1841, W,81&31. Ofthii I« (.’•ptureil—I’roclnmnUoa to Mexican* amount S^».ftM,97l) is intern* benrinf by thu Revolutionist. del*, made up of |M0,8«L®» < J*r SENATOR PERKINS OF KANSAS. Denver, Jan. 4 —Dr. Graves has uuule bond* and 125,364,600 2 per cento, now out Lakedo, Tex., Jan. 4.-Sunday ”»• • . ■ partial confession- of his guilt. Impli­ nt* inking. busy day at Fort Mclntoeh. and troop* live! act ien During L»"t Year. were hurrle.1 forward all day with the ob­ cating (teirnel Ballou in the dewtb of Mrs. The principal of the outstanding bond! JJarnabv, and the colonel has fled. Be­ has lawn rrdnetd »S<.'J02.TTO during the cal­ ject of bringing to an end the career of tbe TOPEKA, Jan. !h-Governor Humphrey fore the verdict of tht- jury was made endar year just chiMd, ftH),l» 4s ami «L- twid bandit Garza. From reliable reports yesterday afternoon appointed Hon. Bishop known the Providence lawyer mmle hi» 813,000 4><h having been redeemed during received Saturday night it seems that W. Perkins, of Oswego, senator to succeed preparations to escape. He left the court the twelve months. The net cash or suf Captain Hardie and the rangers have the late Senator Plumb. A number of room at 5 o'clock Saturday night after plus iu the treasury—exclusiveof the OlOO.’ Garza cornered in the chapparal in the ex­ ugly storire were set afloat alxiut Perkins, 334.574,128.3^ treme northeastern corner of Zapata ] Men I ng to the greater portion of District Oeo.WlU gold reserve—Is and he had to coma here from Washington Attorney Stevens’ closing argument. He against $37,371,812 on Jan. I. 1WI. O* “< county, just where it conjoins with the to refute them. In speaking of the apsurplus, national bank depositories hold went directly to the Vaiejo, the private ho­ counts of Starr and D»~l. HI.. <ln.d“ Humphrey «Jd: F>O.J54.008, against W4.IW.MY a year a^x tul regionAmo of\hr olmrgre bronght wUnM tel where he was stopping, and .hurriedly The treasury gold coin and bullion asset* packed his belongings. H« called Man­ wntregn-te t278,8to,74f», about f«,SX>,0O' le-M bm>L U 1. tbe Idea ot Ma|t* > orrl. now ( wwl .nd he woe ager Evans, of the hotel, to his apart­ than a year ago, and f!4,000,000 lew than to keep Hardie and the rangers tn the rear gtninKcr with tbe people than ment and told him that he desired to setr on Jan. 1. lfEX». of Garza or next to the river ami to rend nnj. ot|ier applicant. I wiu convinced by Silver m<1 Government Receipts. Captains Chare and Hunter, with two cav-1 n^n of his acquaintance and experience tie his hilte Suter a-«*eta have increased about W.OOO.^ airy troops, to hold the Mexican adventur- in Washington that Perkins was the best Graves* Incriminating Remark*. One hour after hfa weret departure the (<'i during butt month and about <81.000,1 er off from the north. j man." 000 .luring the year just closed, and aggre ­ startling verdict, coudemniug Dr.’Grares The Disposition of the Troup*. f* "•» Ohio Mun. of Courv. to death, was found. Before the lawyer's gate Ml»5.’.’78.342. Again* gohl coin aqd Garza is in the extreme northeastern’ Senator Perkins hiw been a prominent departure he was accured of being a* ac- bullion bullion au<l aud silver.assets silver nraeta there thereare are3165,578,<itJ5,j78,- corner of Zapata county. CapUin Hnnlie factor in politic* since hi* arrival in thi. complice of Dr Grave*. It is tmppored that Ktv in1 gold certificates and irt . , ,, , ,u., -..nth ! state, twenty-two years ago. Hr was.born lib* beel* _from_ the -mth. ] ln Lprain. countv. Q, Oct 1-, this, .. thin, coupled waplixl with with 11 a premonition of wli.nt j gHver certificates outstanding, tfqvern- i* close upon ------------the verdict would be, frightened him. Ou meaWreceipta during DerembeFaKKregatcd । Captain Bourke, who is prcreingldm with , 1M2,' and was graduated from Knox Col­ hte jail uha after had been.1proThird cavalry ms wav way to uijmi -i hi- fate ................. — j. <t»7,ft32.(K5, ugninM |ht .370,<K» in December,; two ... . , tJf the in.mini cavairy from irom Fort run ‘ , Galr-..burx. 1 lb., in W-B. He eniitted ’ ■ ,by the .1 jury .-. tlif*the hl-.L i . ,1 . .. ............. . __ i Custom^ .»■»«.. rcceipta during Iwit noun red Dr. Graves made dam- ; Cwn.w* t—«lnrin*r - — ——« — Riuguold. or Hlo Grande City, a-* it ap-1 jn the Eighty-third Illinois in IfififlaDd wax l statements al-out Colonel lone! BallfU. Boltyii. !; moutii were 313,KFs&35, or |B.2W,iaX> h-n* i pears on the map, is turning Garza’s .left.; appointed mptnin of Company (1 Sixteenth illott had not tome out hero, here, 1I would |j than n r. December, Dsccmber, lifoo, ’’*«>. andi«r-r..«i Internalrare, rove­ I Hank, suppoaing be has any fliuikx, and ■ infantry, Dec. IWJ3. He was mpsn red out — or about WMM raid. ”“1 : nue t -eeiprs were- 12,477. have been convicted,’'" he satq. 1 two companim of the'Twenty-thin! in ! InJfrM and began the study of Uw at Otd to testify tl.ni I sent a bottl- of i (ot leis than a year ago. t.,tiT»g<mnU<wU» l>u>k whisky to Mrs. Barnaby. Bailout The .igrr<Titr o j — „-----------„—, riv, r — _r tarn. |Al»r '- ‘•■f -Imlu-l lo^“ 1“r, *!" •.....r to within ten miles of I^iredo. came to Oswego, this state, in mak­ not let mfl. Hu is as guilty a* I am. 1 Rm-ipto from all source.*- from J uly first . Carrizo , ... / I iug that his home. After Serving as ,red his instructions, and it te not fo nre. first, the first half of the tl«<-al year, i — - -------------------------------»e evo county attorney, prohate and circuit judge bnt he .should go free and I tj> the. > hgurqatited in round numbers, 8175,713.278, | uIfoarxa cairrvnuo wll „ „„„„„ un — Garaa can evade this cordon hr will be WJW e|rctod bl He WJW < or th’“’ foL ?* ! * rery slick Mexican. Yet be may escape. I ' reelected in 1884. 1W1 and 1888 but in 1830 III Hunt th«'Fleeing Lawyer, big sbe months of 1800. This big lews ufre^ jje jo ft, however, withoutdis- 1 - ----- ... ----- — ! was defeated by B. H. Clover, the Alliance ..•raves received many dispatches ot । v.-nue was mainly in the customs receipts, banding handing his his force*. forces. As a ‘ sheep herder he I As a sheep herder be can4l«Ut<.. The principal charge against ice yestenluy. but none was from I the revenue from this soiirct-for the pa*t might n resimight escape, escape, but but us us a a full full panoplied panoplied revorevo- 1t h ..|n wa^ tha ,a„.£ hv i... u ‘ lobbyist, mkhri.t ’ his hiu r»-d. Ballou. It is believed that lie will six Months aggregating <S.»,.«,,3I1, ngain».| int»oni„t jt udoubtful. The troops which Wl0 h-yin■’ been itt WaahingChkago Mmxtay morning, unle" •124.5W.1W from July fir-t to Dee. 31. WW.1 kft rctenuw uf wla Thi.d ?e“a’ ,daw ’**' “’P8 b~n Bt " >n the vay. It te not known white ; Th*,/..count of Expenditure*. ’cavalry. It is a little disgruntling that ton. It Winds Uo with * Verdict of Guilty of Murder,J 1’2 8 9 12 13 14 15 16 17^ I8 19 20 P2! 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 4 JO 11 5 7 •jrte*is:ndcnt. •jrR-*ptsndctit. ’•! am nn innocent man. Ir&t tears rolled down bis cheek*. Then ------" -------------------------------- , ic begged that hi- wife be not intcrvlewe-L 4H»Jr troubles are already great enough.** he sold. Thefr) was a wild gleam in hfer rye that suggested deqx-ration to theob•enh-r. He refused to talk about Col. Ballou at all. instructed Minister Montt to make a sin 1 work of the United States troops in rout- ! .2,The war shim rtru,»ntn. .n th? 1'nitwl RtatM tor tin < .1 n— MMin.<nnu*. .» _ lK£ml ,he old vn-ws of the war ship* attack upon the Baltimore’s sailors. Cannot Be Con firm ml. A .dispatch from Washington to Tht Herald', on the same subject says that Minister Montt has received an important document from Scnor Malta, but the con­ tent* of itainnot.be learned. Tbernmox Quit an apology has been made could not therefore be verified. • have so far been very Nuccesaful, and Gen- > squadron, who were brought here by rail cral Stanley states that ho believes that he from Victoria, B. C., and nnmbmd over can keep the Mexican offenders in subjec- 800 men, besides her own crew of 150. tion with the present military force. Au-1 . Street Car Strike at DirmlugbtMn, Al*. other engagement took place Saturday Birmingham, Jan. A—AU the motor men near Ft. Ringgold, the following account THE RENDERING OF THE VERDICT. and conductors in the employ of the Bir­ of which wks received at military depart­ mingham Railway and Electric company Viianiinciu. Agreement a» to Guilt— ment headquarter* here yesteniny. •truck at noon Monday for 15 cents per hour instead of 12. Their demand has “Guilty of murder jp lbe flntt degree" Sccoud Lieutenant GeorgeLangborne.of been refused Lj ■»—j. No street by the ___ company. VALPARAISO. Jan, A—It in stated here W3< the verdict the jury brought in againstjthat the Emperor William will be pro- the Third cavalry, and his detachment of . cars are running. Much excitement pre­ Dr.T. Thatcher Grnvta for the murder otJ posed ns nn arbitrator in tbc Baltimore thirty trtx»ps with the sheriff of Duval j vaili. county and a posse of United States dep­ Mr*. Jo*sphine A. Barnaby. The verdiet ! tom case. Uty marshals have jurf arrived here with , Speaker Criap Improving. was brought in at D-,40 o'clock Saturday { one prisoner. The prisoner to Colonel Washixotox, Jan. 2.—Speaker Crisp, BARON FAVA COMING BACK. evening. The twelve men had been out | Pablo Munaz, who is one of the leaders In ' although quite ill, was much improved *n hoiir and a half. The jury was practi- < Indications that-We Are Going to Pay the Garza movement. Lieutenant l^uig- ‘ yeatonlay, lite physician declined to ray tally unanimous on this verdict from the that Indemnity. , home reports that Saturday they struck a whether or not Mr. Crisp would be able to ttart. Most ot the hour and ..thirty minWASWXGTOX, Jan. 2.—Ward was recamp of revolntionbits three mile* ffom ’ preside at the opening of the bouaeon uti* they spent in tbe jury room wrm ceh ed here yesterday Fava had the Lo* Ctienate* rancho and five miles “Tuesday .j that ...— Baron .......... * . .. think that next, •but his .. friends consumol In reading the court’s instate- talafl from Rom* for Washington -----Washington to re- ■ from here. “ bis condition will qpt permit it. tIons, and comparing the writing in the 1 »un>* his post as minister from Italy tn tho Ran and Left Everything. letters of Dr. v. Grave* return of to revohilionista bis , ..... with the inscription ,, Unitel State*. The —— ...Fava The ran, leaving everyou the Ixjttle that contained the poison, I old post confirms the new* rent several J thing as soon ns they discovered theUidted Chicago, Jan. 5.—Charles D. Hamill ' *’days agmsl escapinginto the dc-nsechapwhich brought death to Mrs. Bamaty. —' ago that th* CnitedStates has -----------• State* troops, ---------------------------------------------e._ will wield the gavel ou the board of trade I to pay n small ibtiemnity in money to the ' poral. It Is not known Hint any of them for the ensuing year, he having been elect­ I families of the two Italinncitizeus lynched ! were wounded, although many "hots were ed president nt yesterday*!* election by a At the Vallejo, lhe boarding place of Dr. ■ . Graves, where the wife of the condemned1 । at New Orleans. This restore* the entente final after them tis they dashed into the majority of over ISO votes. — capture -* — vicinity. T1---. *The of man and his mother were waiting for the cordiale between the two countrie*, and bushes in tho Colonel ’ the horses and Colonel Munaz Munar. wax was mac made, rwilict, an affecting sc.-ue was witnessed. the diplomatic incident is closed. THE DEATH RECORD. equipments of several revolutionists were The wife was waiting at the door for the The House Gets __ _ ... VWUMUIVU, captured, as were n<w also n a llll lot 111 of UllUUUUlammuniBenjamin R. Fitz, an artist of consid­ message, and she hwl hoped that her hus­ WASHIXUTDX, Jan. .’. -Speaker Crisp’s a0Of nild nuuiy lmporUnt erable reputation, at-New York. band might bring *t to her. 'When she J. B. Prior, the veteran race horse taw another coming a premonition seized lllnees and tbe absence of rules has devel- Lieutenant Langhorne bestows high praise fL Third trainer, at Red Bank, N. J. upon Private Walker, of trncm troop C, ber, and tears came in her eyes. At the oped the fact that Crisp has no power to noon DaxIEL Wood, widely known as one of -"oouncerpeht she could not contain her- appoint a speaker pro tem. It had been cavalry. the oldest Odd'Fellows In western New «he wept bitterly, axul Iwgged that the general opinion that Crisp would ap­ t ht be taken to her husband. The point McMillin speaker pro tern, during Colonel Pablo Munos, who was taken York, at Rochester. tther heard the wailings of her his absence, but an examination of the prisoner, te a prominent citizen of northern Ex-Lieutenant Governor T. H. ARM­ and precedents in such mat- Mexico. He will be trk-Mn thu federal STRONG, of Minnesota, aged 82, at St, ■in-law, and came to hear the ver- .constitution ---------- ------------------------------ —— • ben she heard it she swooned ■ tcn’1 *howcd that he could not name ; a court here upon the chnrg<^f violating the Paul. . she revived she, too, asked speaker pro tem. in the absence of rules, neut rnlity laws of this country. He is raid Rt. Rev. JoiiX Loughux, bishop of Jbe tee her sou. They were and as the present house has no rules he to bo posseKiwsl of considerable wealth. Roman Catholic diocese of Long Island, 'jail, and after ten minutes wa*deprived of the power. The clerk of Numerous copies of a proclamation were aged 73, at New York city. ug they raid good night, and the house consequently called the body to­ distributed Saturday night in the Mexican Jonas 8. HrscKucr. Inventor of the gether today aa he did at the beginning of quarter of the city. It was promulgated knitting machine, at Norwalk, O. . rneys for the defense filed of congress. by Juan Antonio Flores, whose home is Gkohgk W. Walljxo, ex-superintendent said to bo nt Monterey, Mexico. He was c Charged Against Him. 1 appointed commander of Garza’s so-called of police, of New York city, noted in police * iby was the wife of J. H. COLUMBUS, O., Jon. 5.—The liata of the army of the north four weeks ago. circles, aged 68, at New York. wealthy merchant of Prpvi senatyriul 'caacus has bcm set and is at 8 Jonx M. FixkhtT, inventor of the cotton secured a divorce from bh_ picker, aged 74, at Washington. PRONUNCIAMENTO FROM GARZA ;.,-g her with a fortune, .Dr. o’clock tomorrow.night In the hall of the JoHX Cbooks, lifelong friend of the late ’ , her intimate friend And flnan- house of representatives. Both houses of Vico President Hendricks, at Zanesville, iur ser ou a salary of <3,000 a year. the legislature organised yesterday, the 0., aged V0. Mt». Barnaby was a great traveler, and Republican caucus nominees, Lampson The proclamation is raid to have bees Du. Rxibkrt Cuxxixgham, oldest prac­ and Laylin, being elected president of the nm spent a portion of each summer at the reaklcnca of Edward Bennett at Blue seunUi.and speaker of the house respec­ distributed in every city of Mexico and the -----------------------------------------titioner in the Belleville,------HL,--------------section, at’ Mountain Lak.-, N. Y. ]^*at spring white tively. Governor Campbell's message was town* all along the.front!er last night. It. Belleville, Ill* there she and Dr. Graves had a mbrander- not over 100 wonb. He simply referred to to dated state of Nuevo Leon and te in | Sir James RlDHOUdE, the Oriental scholIt Is strong appeal for the ar, - at London. • •tending. Mrs. Barnaby immwliately his message to the last legislature and the Sponteh. •tartwl west and eventually arrived la this reports of the state officials and said the “dethronement of the tyrant Diaz," and to Roswell H Mabox, ex-mayor of Chi­ city, where she visited lhe Worrells. duty of an extended mes-T»<<e would be tbe frontiersmen to rise and dethrone him. cago. fully and ably discharged by Ma succes- It refer* to the United States thus: “The Mayor James M. Allex, at Terre Haute, attitude of the government of the United Ind. April 3, six days before sho arrived here, States with regard to the persecution of James E. Cooper, the circus man, at * package came to her aoircas which con­ Hostile to Prealilent Gmnper*. Garza and hte men signifies nothing, taking Philadelphia. tain cd a bottle labeled -Fine old whisky . CHICAGO, --... Jan. — 5.—A feeling of decided . into con*idi.-ration the indecorous proposi— — — Tromab B. Ward, ex-congressman from from your friend iu the woods.’’ The Bight of the 13th after a drive she and Mrs. liostility to President Gompers, of the ’ion* that the tyrant Diaz has been mak- Indiana, at Plainfield, Ind. ‘ * ... . - .it- . tlie jjnite<l State* government. American Federation of Labor, showed Warrell drank the contents of the bottle General Montgomkrt C. Meigs of the E*y*«ta Uncl* Ram to “Com* lion ml." and both were taken ill, and Mrs. Barnaby reit at Sunday's meeting of the Chicago United States engineer corps, at Wash­ “— Buimaybe that the---Americau legists-' ington. ------- - --- -------------after suffering terrible agony dial. Mrs. Trade and Labor assembly. Delegate John Worrell recovered al the end uf a few days. C. Harding, who has just returned from tore wftl soon be convinced of the just David Haxxpm. well known sporting PUytfctens declared that ths womci died (he Birmingham convention, made a ns reasons an. which the present revolution to man at Cortland, N. Y. J Irtiiu usenitai poisoning, and the detec­ port attacking Mr. Gompera, and a rrao- I founded and protest against those laws of W. W. Vandjcrbilt, cousin of Cnmn»lution wna peiracd by the araembly to the ' neutrality which amount to nothing when dure tanderbilt, m Vallejo, Cal. tive were wt to work. The Wt; ' j president ahould be per- place! before tb« cry of a Datioti seeking were beneficiaries in Mrs. Baraabv' E. C. BTAxmiaD, proahinut InternotioL ■ve more than two years in liberty. On the other hand a neighboring Io the < A rwolutlon asking Mr. republic such as the United States ought al Press association. Bt Chicago. fc-VU). E- McCall Cusiuiax, founder of the , Hnois Odd lelkrw, <r Decatur, lib. Th. foramopt of OUT p«rt«!lcl.. Ayers CherryPectoral CZYT1E or THOUGHT AMD ths safest and Tno»t effective emergency medicine It should be In every family. 31 iztion of hla ticket was. Speak-j Government' expenditure* , their colonel. A. I». Morrow, whose head-1 .lone! Billion’s flight John Con- .test month.* aggregated F«,«fOi<W l«*» । q|mrtcra are here.should In these stirring LnxiMtx, Jan. 4.—The excitement over AeCGtinJjT witness for the state, j than expenditure* during U>e correspond ■ wor tfraeM jn. under suspicion and liable to .kc exnlosion in Dublin Cutie ha* nearly Although Colonel Ballou basiled ingsix months of 1H»>. Of this decreoM court-martial, but that the troops are .kw 1»incanuiet m-neraldoubt rosy to bring him hack « it w» tauW,<W is due lo pre^yment oMnterrat I d|<cm.Uy >ik.nt’ ttlw,uU .p,., king te sick: “T"? Jlr m to disappear fronfDcnver. 1 will ! on btuuls redeemed,- <10,000,000 for pre- : Jong the king." The present king h ! 11 imtOn “ th *a -r‘ ‘ film to the uttermost parts, of the , miura on bonds purchased, and »b<“»t ] j[nj(ir Morri*, aud he seems to know about There to fully a* nitrch reason to consider it an accident, or to aapjiore it-tjhe work of I fl.’’ The grand jury will meet romoe- •7I0(U,(X)0-for .pension payments. TbeM • . -------- -• • , nn ajm!cra rr.mk m to assume that there noming, after a ioug recess, whim 1 three item* «f expense fur the past six ( what U wanteo. i was a plot t>»blow anybody up, Still the n:-l IJalifiu’s fl'gld will be considered. , montiu* and for the first half of the pre-|' CAPT. BOUPKCJ ALL R.GHT. j expected that he will is- indicted in ; c<tlin|c fiscal year were as follows: Inter! ■ text few ilays. Ti I. 4?.»^uwn. not *iv.i»l< • -w*i, <5*4,884,838; IW1, . 8F,564J54^ 1 A .<■«».».«. I. lb. O..pp.rel-C.pl.r. [11W d.Unl to hilr<J M |bl, Pretulum-RM. t»H>,301,tLJi; HOI, nothing. The Doctor Tltreaten* Suicide. ot Col. Mnuax. thft jITWOm.i|ai)jes arp forming new orgnnr. Gray-* is-zln the wmilepincd etdi of , Pension*-isw. KW.flOl.iKV; l«VI, (81,341,-, SAX AXTwXlo„T«x,, Jan. 4.—The news icatlon* throughout Ireland and renewing ' -jail here and n death-watch is placed , I'recvivrd during Saturday and-yesterday their ‘ ‘ meddling In Irish i>olkics. r him. Suicide te feared, ns he fre- , ORDERED TO APOLOGIZE. on entirely face on ,on,affairs intly threttteneil ywtenlay to tnke his 1 ----1j pul* • , • different . , „ A Troop Shi p,31 liming ou the At but tie. r. tnilitare •’ He was a pilinldi object twierday Chili Reported to Hute Mad* an I in pen military dowti dowti thi* this wav. way. Instead Instead of' of CanCapILlldVAX, N. S., Jan. 5.—No word has Arnoon, wn sitting in dislmbiilr on the ! 1 ------ -- — 11i tain Bourke v- V being -J-- •in a - hole -Hiirronndwl ----------- »-~ by been received here yet of the arrival at U i f his-rude iron cot/Tie had not even New Yol:x. Jan. 5.—The ’s Vol men, tho *uc Herald Iifiniun V w ,. a much muc q larger UUKH force lurvvs of u* Garza's um^n^uKU, u.o . ,, hw reports tiguts nave been going Kulwt tne ibe outer «ta-w»,. .nd ;• -HjmouU., of th. troop rpIs-d my «God; this iniH ii hta nts tar. "O/i, ui. in? jwi, mu * te .1 pnratKi jt, way. ana ~ f .hip. irate.। special speeial ravs says tuat t<l»t ’ ‘ wa* report . * .luu ■ Bourke is ail right. The fact to Jhat the . i -Pvtim wltlrk 1... I,,... IU •nrl rtible." he exclhlmed to the United Prera lhvX. iiwv mJrU that the government wh rh , hrlK T on iT'?'u hs croup* sore throat, bronchitis, aetkma and hoaraaness cured by ACTIO nr THE WORLD. Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co ISmli. Lowell, Maae crnnlng ysar will be Impartially and tnv.ruclively cUscusBed by the ablest writers. 1. Politico! Subjects growing out of the Presidential Campaign. fl. Financial Disturbances here anil abroad. HI Theological Unrest—with all the social questions nuggiwited by these groups’ of great topics. There Is no other way whereby one | may get the ripcet information about lhe great pro- CURE nr for >•» small a sum—short studies! of great subjects by mure: tian a hundred of like tore- bilious OUiflOf there Is* 'one .tmeriean periodical for which all the great leaders «ff opinions and of thoUKht * rile; auft that I* Th» Forum. The December numtwr. for ewmjpte. con* tahi-c Degradation by Pensions—The Protest nesiMba yM Cariar'a Uttla Ltvee PHU JM ■ of Loyal Vuiunteers. By Lieutenant lAfieil it. J Foun.'.tr of the Society of Loyul Yolitacorrect all .UrerdcnioIUwtcaa^aAUMWSMtaa. J terre; The meaning of the Democrat <c Vic lory RrarradrecoteiethaboweL". Kv*u ifthey oafir 1 tn Mwwli’retL’. by Wm. EJ Bn-sell; j Pr-tu;ii Foelhuff Towards Germany^-Au >Umw SICK HEAD * ’ k •. ’ SiT^oaiar <r.y.thalto-y wot*** wflg Ilog to d j without them. Bat after aHatckbmi ACHE 1 ! veryasiy to taka. Ono or two plUaxnakosto Tti.-y »ro ttriaiJy ty: staid* *nd do not grtp* purao. but by tboiresulJoactlna plmsoaU wl CARTER MEDICINE CO.. Now Yortt. 5^^ JIUUBOSE. StULLPRICf J:QpnfttolaUoat Alsace-Lorraine 'Juayiml-te. |'Camilla P*’.tatan. Member or th4 French tJk./ • : bar of DrputlM; Hhoukl the Slider Law ot 1 > | be rep-atal? by Jiu-ob H. Schiff, oho Of 1 i nuvt auecvssful and Infiueotial banker* in New Yurie: I* M<-Jern E2ucatfcn a' Fallatet by Fredric HarrlMiu. thr great rasayttt; Unreg­ ulated Competition Seir-de».trucUUe. by AlUser F. Walker Cteatnnan «f the Wctern Tronic Astwiclatiua: Women’s Gfuba-pfite Vol. ume and the Value of Their Work, by Alice Rhine; A Day with Ix>rii Tennyson, Uy Edwin Arnold.- And five other article*.i j There an- now In progress dl*cnjs»l<uw of Our | Pension System; Prl«oii Manage merit. TJ10 : Training of Preachers: Tbs Lanlraui Lottery; ,} Th<- x. xtSteplnth*.-Ti«riff Agitation: Are5ltMl. cni Hducattonn] Metbods a Fatlnre? j -------------------------------------------------------------------- BUSINESS CARDS. A. AC. IL BARBER . FhysieUns and Surgt-ons. ■ vans Calls in In city or/vuunty orwunty rrrqMMided to vrlti. 1 promptness, day or night. H 1VILUAM O. LOWDEN, 1 » Lawyer. Office over Julius Ruwll’s suu*-. Jjtitar street, liutingB, Mleh. A. SHELDON; Abstract and Real Estate Office. AM tn. ci Block. HiuttiDgtMoney to loan on Real Estate Roal Estatesold on c-mmissi-.a. General con •eiancteK Having acomnlrte set of Abstract |g>ok*,cpn> plied from the Records, cau f- rnlsn complete 4 tract*. U. F. BROOKS. Clerk P • P. DRAKE, M. D., • Office over HdUoway’s drug store. , Office hours from s to 4 p. m. Telephone. <on aoctlng with retldeoce, at Holloway's drex store. । I M. B. GILLASPIK. Notary Public and U. 8. Claim Agent, i kinds of claims before • »t his store, corner Court mid Jefferson <ta. lhutla(«. Mich. n M. FO.VLK LD.D. S. THE FORUM. Union S.iaire New York. No Other Magazine io lhe World ' *0 fully and Odrty present* the opinions of the lending wriirn. and thlnk-rs on al! qurettima of public Interest as The North American Reveiw.-|B£*»toa Jour­ nal. ; NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW to essential tA every American reader who Rrrelw constantly offers to the publk a pro­ gramme nf writers and topics that f-xcite the reader and gratify lhe intellectual appetite in this respect there Is no other njagariae that approaches the North American Beyeiw." It I* neither a partisan nor xertarlan pnhllcation, but ALL SIDES OF ALL QUESTIONS tn which intelligeiit readers are ioUjresteA ara promptly discussed in its pages, and facte .wl jugmnents are presented with all the ability anti logical force of the mu»t eminent writers Among contributors to early nuniliera will The Rt. Hon. W. E. Gladstoc'’ HU Eminent*. Cardinal Gibboas, Hon. !>.. .. B. HUE Hon. Tboe. H. Reed. Hon. R. Q. Mills COL R. G. Ingersoll. Archdeacon Farrar. ProM W. LOWRY, M. D., fesser Rodolfo elan I and other dlstl rgubh’■• Physician and Surgeon. Make* a specialty ot treating -hrenws of tbe in and BAR and tbe preMwatlon of vltfoa fl{Uns •PECTACLK8 and;eye The Presidential Campaign. DW»n« the cosuing year. theRevrfw wfll be Office and residence on Broadway, near Court House.Hastings. Mieh. of special Interest and value to every American Office hour* 8 *. tn. to 5 p. rn MITH A COLGROVE, Lawyers. (Office In Union block, Hastings.) ! Practice Is all thscourts of the state. - S E. KKNASTON, Attorney at Law, (Over J.8. GoodvaarACo.’istore.) . Practices In all courtsotthe State. Collections promptly attending to. l A* R. TIMMERMAN. UomspathleJRiyslcian and Surgeon. । (Office over Lathrop’s drag *tore.) , P L > AW, REAL ESTATE ANDCOLIjS Ual camjialjm by the recognized leaders la the several political parties. 50 Cents a Number; 55.00 a Year. NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE. Tie North 'Auericaii Reveiw 3 East 14th 8t„ New York. A PATRIOTIC WORE. ING OFFICE OF Palmertox A Smith, Woodland. Mleh., C. S. Palmertox, J. M. Smith, Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. GILLASPIE SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE a™ ^-.crmiing ar.<l InKrnMlvo, MMl.crabrw-.of alt phraee of tbe Tartu ssMUoa. �' jodnctng that priere must go up THE EFFECT OF DISCOURTESY Dara tbe sharp t lib-Jo and th<- prickly thorn. THE ARMY DISCIPLINE. U ds a merry world, then I . Will pluck the Lhoni. and whutic though I Thou, youth, alncc life Is all In hwc. Iboo too Bay so, ami bo not thus rust dawn; Tb all In wy an. And if on thee a maid doth nought but frown. Yet make thy lay »o: Since life b still in !ovlnft L When iav lore frowns, will whistle though I The 3 per cent, extended bonds are *11 fng in market at 5 per cent, premium, and. are expected to be higher A Philadelphia company h.-m completed arningwnCTite in that city for the erection of the largest tin-plate factory in. tho United Stales. . , The Clearfield (Pn.) hotul livery stable was blown up with dynamite and th« debris and eight houses were destroyed by Lhe tire that followed. , Twelv'e Women renounced the world and became nuns at Albany, N. V. Among them were Misses Brann, Healey, Colby and Bryson, of Chicago. William T. Rice, United State* consul nt Leghorn, and the oldest diplomatic agent (in point of length of service) of this gov­ ernment, has died of pneumonia. Protestant untl Boman Cuthoiic Indianson Lake WInaebagp, Win., areM dagger’s point, the aggressors being Roman Cath­ olic^ who on Christmas day tried, to break up Protestant services. The Fall River annual cloth statement shows a production of y,U83,000 pieces last year, agaititt i»,U37,000 pieces the preceding year. ITitff cloths never sold stftow M in 181)1, the average being 2.96 cents. Under the ruling of the supreme court of Michigan that indeterminate .sentences to lienal institutions ore In conflict with the state constitution, about twenty inmates of lhe Jackson penitentiary will have to l»e releasedO’Connor, the druggist who treated RukvvII Sage after the dynamite explosion in the latter’.- ofllce at New York, says he is out 813 and half a day's time in treat­ ing the utlfliuuaire, but Mr. Sage Ims not made any offer to reimburse him. verdict’and then paid their f-w. anxious to hear and then learned refu.rad to render it until Thu plaintiff in the case, the verdict, paid thn-fee*' that it was against him. A block of buildings at- Vandalia, Illa.,, burned. Low, $25,000., Murderer Bawtelle’s body has been taken away from Great Falls, N. IL, surrepti­ Thousandsof men and women have: an uneasy feeling that it dues not do to Ire po­ tiously. lite and "courteous to servants and other An ax blade and- a- tomahawk were persons over whom authority has to I* imwed out ot the centre-of a log at Grant ■ exerted. They imagine that by beingcour- Nay, man. a kindly and a.morry world! City, Mo. Say so. when thoa art near thins end; teous they undermine their own power A dynamite bomb was found in the Cin­ Ttoall In say SOand authority, and that in order to teach Murmur gomlby cinnati Cab company’ll stables. Police are tu life, Vthy best friend. tbe person who has "to execute orders" investigating. ' And make thy lay so: his or her proper place, great care must be Best life, if 1 mnat leave Hire. I Armory hall at Tnylocvllle, Dhu, with taken to avoid courtesy. “If you are hat­ Will speak theetalrand whistle though Idieseveml’othcr buildings was burned. Lotts, There 1r nothing Uko the RESTORATIVE in-hand to yonr servants, your clerks and -J amen H. Morse In Century. NERVINE discovered by th*great rpeciaMst, Dr. 850,000; insurance, $20,000. .rt.-.o th: rot logins your shopmefi. how cau you expect them Twenty-five saloons at Atlanta out of ,“I CHEAV Ji'it, Tat. because to obey yon and respect you*”—that is the twenty-eight will be closed, because there I wish that some student of tbe New ’ it me marc good, solid Many physicians use it Ln tb«ir practice, sod say common feeling. Courtesy, it Is consid­ Is no money in tho business. sure to be" Interpreted thsiMults are wonderful. bni-e hundreds of . ered, ---—, will ---- ---be --------------- ------r-------- as , a York city street patois which Is spoken by T -baecouu theimdneytlian I can Snow, near Carson City, Nev., is from six UMtiinontela.like these from druggisU. "Wo have sign of weakutea—as nn Indication that some hundreds of tUoiutanda nnd has Mm known anyUtex Uh. ItZ^ow X <^Sy-1 t£ (jf maMlcr or mb(lrea. baa been to fourteen feel deep. Two Italians are gc. in .tber brand.'’ never.a th to Its name, would find oat missing and supposed to be Lost. Mich. “The best nbdMrtcd. why a^»«w Y’ork car conductor or driver Senator Felton, of California, says that •rth A Co., Port Hence It happens that there is a great —I mean one who never had a father or a Senator Stanford is not trying to woo the “L? wU?l .................. . ...I xvo may call dceremoninl dis ­ mother, but hod n “fodder" and a "mudTAR suits me and I Alliance nomination for president. Plenty of people would like to der”—always says “liqly" and never mad ottastimonlala nonlyla L FREE ----at cnurtttiy. Ph 1 -siuktoiC Itisrlic. Sly, tho siuqiected train robber, has been epical Co., Elkhart, lad be a* polite to those whom they biro to am or miss in addressing a woman, yonng Identified by two witnesses os one of the obey their orders as to their social equate, or old. on his gar. is not this m<«le of .; b.'-tpiecc of Tobacco TRIAL BOTTLE FREE. '• leaden* in the Glendale, Mo., “hold-upL"’ Irat out of a sort of fear of being thought address another proof of the great respect I aavcet er bce.T abl: to find." incapable uf command, they adopt the plan of Americans of all cjiuass for women* A big strike is imminent in the Elgin Sold by W. H. Goodyear, of speaking to servants as one speaks to a For tint youoR man without a th 1ms four watch factory over reduction of wages. ..t ■BAa'Aasjcv. dog; or ruvonft writes a sixpenny telegram: or five methods of addressing a stranger Three thousand man are likely to lie in­ PARENTS—Give your children a kuuwledge “Fetch my great coat.” "Lacu up my or-ncqualntance, nnd none of these meth­ volved. ■IT KN'.’'V a •’'-•^d thing when book-keeping, shorthand, typewriting, teleg­ boots.” "Soddls my horse." The habit, ods is respectful. Ix C. Wcxsteln, drug clerk, and L. raphy, ett. - t.icu u. J.-LI V T.in fills the' of course, grows like all others, till at last He doesn't call you “Gentleman" or Ftrnu.-**, butcher, of Cincinnati, weni taken in just in time prevent tin m FOR THEM tbe tnan, who is naturally polite ami cour­ “Sir,” but “young feller" or “Itoss” or BE / Than Money. teous, becomes as 1 mid and bearish in his "Johnny," “Cap” or "cull.” His utmost fighting a duel. eta! ity.” Educate them ai nt the Uramt n»|>i»i» Kaplda IMlch.l■ imw iu»- • treatment nt Lis inferiors an the foreman deference when he stops you in the street Louvain II1CUI inc urnno Two young Mexican* fought a duel with, I ...tr.nl Block, Illicit cor. ,-..r Pear! ittirl Iness College. Ledyard and of a factory. and asks for r. light or a contribution knives right In front uf the cathedral at • l-i r; T7?T’ I c’jevr I want the. OttawAfSts. Visit us. For catalogue address A. ‘ If there were tho slightest, reason to a lip­ doests’t go beyond “Say, boss," x>r “Say, Corbodn, Mex. Both were killed. T e 8 Parish. siicoesMir to <\. <•. Swent»berp VV bu-si-. t have tied to J'H-L? pose that people could not bo made to obey young feller.” I siip|>ose "Ims./' is the Colonel Moore WM elected speaker of the trouble wiw over a girl, whom both loved. orders by airy oilier woyot treatment than more rafpecitul of the two. And when Kentucky bom-e of representatives on the I Tax .ukI am! 1 not be induced Fire at Nashville destroyed n half millthirty-nenth lutllot. that, of lowering the atnudanl uf courtesy does one cense to bo a young feller? I ion dollars’ worth of pn.|ierty and crushed toViaaje.” in od renal ng them, it ftould, of course,, be There are many speakers of the New . Rufufi Crosby, n wealthy Imnker and to death tour firemen—Aaron Cockbell, ontinent citizen, hanged himself at-Vnl-l absurd to protest that courtesy ought to York patois who would cheerfully accost J. Allen, Harvey Ewing nnd C.: C. “J AM c- the-, same openidn as hu shown to those under authority. The Metbujudeh or Old Parras young feller y Falls, Kan. Poor health was the ; Gowdy. . world. If isqutle clear, cannot get on with­ nnd a»k for « cent to‘"git tips night’s lodg- Ca<^e' « . 1 i Bill. Jolly Ta«^s king of 1 — • - J Alfred Oman,. 23 years old, assistant out orders lining issued and orders being in."—New York Troth. Th. Udtlmon Mimhw Sow, l.« Um, I „,Hpr o, 1|lo c,|t thisn all." rfcwc ! cnahier of lhe San Pedro. Caln., liank, shot cbeyed, an<4 whatever eonventious of laupurchased by a company beaded by ■ Ktiage make u:o*t for tho proi>er anti due Tbomna K. Worthington and L. Riggs. I; and killed himself. Hu. was married Christmas day and had just returned from “T n? Glows Tact the me * ar discharge of orders, must be lhe conven­ Children rub together bits of amber It will be a Cleveland organ, j I the wedding trip? No reason for the,suiVV • ur money always. Jolly tions to be encouraged. But is there the picked up from the ground, and find that M’>s Rachel rthertnan. daughter of the | . •lightest- reason to suppose that courtesy when rubbed these small pieces of waxliko late General William T. Sherman, was 1' cifie is known. Tar give.-. * .to us in good Chcwdoes make it Imrder to get orders obeyed! substance are excited to attract particles married to Dr. Paul Thorndyke, in Wash-' Tnosdny. Jan. A. ingTobitcco. It is oor stand-by.” COntTEST IN THE FRtNCn ARMY. | King I-eopold of Belgium has recovered 1 tigton. nt noun Wednesday. ’VlAC, VtVDte** It is evident it does not in thu Freucii Qmld anything be more elementary or Dr. Heber Newton, the pastor of Al! frum his attack of la grippe. army or in Franca generally, and we be­ sremlngly further removed from tbe Souls’ Protestant Episcopal cbttreh, of i Randolph Rogers, the sculptor, is dan­ lieve that it would no»in England. Tn qur mighty mechanical developments of the New York city, who ha* breu dangerously I derously 111 of pulmunitls at Rome. He i* SAY. JOLLY ANO TMUt army at the present moment the officer* — 1 electrical powers whlcirnow surround us» ill from la grippe, is rrjwtted Ifettqr. | *17 years old. F.M’CRfTE. WHICH IS THE BEST? except, perhaps, the serg&auts nnd - cor­ Yet that simple frictional piny was tho In attempting to get alxmnl a moving ; Justice S. U. Finney, recently elected A GUIDE FOR EVERYOKE-See that tho word porals—are, as a rule, most scrtfpdlons starting point of all we uow imsaees elec­ train ex-Sheriff J. W. Weimer, of Benton : to the Wisconsin suprenn-court, has been al>out treating their men justly and avoid­ trically. It lay by aa u child's sport for Harbor, fell under the cars and lost both ' sworn into otfiee. ing violent and abusive Inugnage. Not ages—Iny by for Sir Isaac Newton himself LCtfifiViL j Frank Baker, of Jacksonville, IlLs.; is being rude or offensive is, however, n very to look at, removed only to a bok with a legs. He died from his injuries Several persons have been fined nt Do­ ' dem! from a <!<»<> of corrosive sublimate. A different thing from being courteous. Yet glass lid containing paper figures,, which ver, England, tor coining in contact with druggist's mistake. v • we venture to t hink that if English officers wojiid move when the glass surface was Slyv, the suspected Glendnle expi e*s rob­ took the trouble tu treat their men with excited by friction. A little later and the lhe public while suffering from la grippe, i the sort of courtesy which so bewilders the Hat glass surface became a tulw, a globe, a which is alleged to be a contagious dis- : her, has been identified in St. lx>ub as a (NEW YORKi BANKRUPT STORE. ' jiarticipant in a postofllce robbery in that Englishman abroad they would’Uml them globe revolving on a.frame, a machine, nn Has the Larger Dally Circulation than any The grip has caused tbc death of Alfred ; city. less but more amenuble to discipline. electrical battery, and so steadily onward Republican Newspaper tn America. Agent, not The officer would gain iu dignity and the until, each step marked by a gentle ad­ Cole, of Springfield, Ky., at the age of 115; i There is an insurrection In Teheran ,„mvn% Ul „. owing soldier M self respect, ami so in the qunlity vancement upon advancement, lightning years. He ha«l been an acquaintance of against vuv the KUJC goyernment ot wautt the shah, HASTINGS. MICH. Simon Kenton, tho famous Kentucky pio-. to maladmlnirtretlon by the shah’s nditisspacially snpp>l>d direct from our factor*, whieh can be nio-t easily worked on to se- and thunder themselves were tbe inven­ • -----__ -____ _ of _Rubber Boot* and Shoes b-jurfit cure the due fulfillment of dqty. No doubt our mal." tions of man well as of nature.—Dr. B. pcer . ot t>im can fw> d<*p«ud(Ml upon us the very best ‘ t].c British private-would at flrat be some­ W. Richardson in Longmans* Magazine. Burglars got into the She*toyg in Falls । A crisis is approaching in Samoa, where - ,U,.U - ________________ Iw |„t .ugg,™.! by.il ornoer-rlu.ire.lfl branch of the GennnnBank uf Sheboygan. : King ... Malictoa hna determined to crush the ?him with courtesy aud might, indeed, for Wia., and the bank officials cannot now rebellion anil run the government regard­ A Uarbwlor'a Itooiu. L. CAMDEE 4 CO. The Aggre.ralve Republican Journal a time consider he wiw being elaborately A bachelor's? room that I saw is furnlabed open the safe, if the burglars opened it, u.^.f foreign interference. of tbe Metropolis. insured. Very sooq, however, he would Ihergolahdnl j A bill ha, l»rn Introdural In lh, Km>. —-------------------------------------insmteu. v ery souii, uuwovrr, uv wuiuu In n style that to me Is entirely new. It Is A NEWSPAPER FOR TBE MASSES. MORTGAGE SALE. realize the situation and would learn tluit At Salem, O.t n wreck on the Pittsburg, ‘ tucky senate rnaKing business connection a betlroom, bathroom, dresaing room and or a certain morttwre made and executed b> ! wneu muu«» sitting room combined. The first three Fort Wayne nnd Chicago fatally hurt ; with a lottery felony fur those who sell. Founded Dereml>er 1st. t8M. .... C. .. Alverson .___ T__and ...» Althic « m 1f exist, **l>lv,rrI**. Thomas L. Aherxui. 1.1 bls ’hberlira'’ nr.) are imt. not »>iir-niimeed encouraged blit but occupy one able of tbe room. They are Engineer Grime* and James Graven, fire- Bnd u misdemeanor for those who buy., wife.ot Irving. Mirbleaa. to Ike Itendershott. J forbidden. Nor does habitual courtesy .partitioned ___ - off from ______________________ •* - • diamonds •’-------- -*---------— one another, however. man, and crushed the arm of iBrakeman ji “Three rough were*found in jtha of !Iasttotcs. Michigan, dated October twet>t>-. . . nnd each i* furnished with a pair, of cur-1 James Head—all of Alliance. (L ’ I I cniw of h Hastings. ,r Neb., chicken. The ag.'E'ar.SKJ'lii »:«««. «!»•> ‘■■'“'T”'*. ... sixth. A- IK IAC4. aud nxotc —* •** • *•' f IBarry gunge at ones torcibk- am! direct. Because tains. The wardrol>e is made somewhat • Two hundred and twelve laborers cm- I chickens* are supplied with gravel from the Itegistcr ot .Deeds, tor ---- - county.Mleh!-1 --------fembrr. A. D. 1882, tn i yox treioa man with courtesy, you are not in the form of a cabinet, with shelves for ployed on lhe fortifications at Sandy Hook 1 Bhie/riwr, seven miles .south of Hastings, can. on the Cth day ot November. ISti, lu ,n.it f>9. m. v. uhUh o( th„ w i,lm fiber a of mortgage* on pages u an Ii lch ,, books and ornaments on each side. It is j have been laid off because money to pay I und there is a diamond fever‘ton” uow. said mortgage was dul) a»si|ttn<l bv ti>»> said Ike . ; when Hendershott to James Cameron. «•! Woodland. . ---------necras-iry that ho is idle, a cowanl or walnut, like the rest ot tbe furniture. The them is not forthcoming. Unpaid wages I - ■ • ...have Incendiaries, regularly organized, Th«« lT>-ss Is the organ of no faetten; pulls no Mlchhcti:, by asfiism.ient bearing date the a «<x)|e burned the cutton gin of J. E. Bryan near wirve.; haa no anlnjositles t .• avenge. twenty-sixth dayot February A. D. ii^3. and . The Th effect of courtesy, indeed, is to en- walls are dark red, and tbe curtains are amounting to $!&,<**) h due them. •j’ .'-y-i recorded in theottlee<»•—-..X'I'LmTui ----- ino n«dl,..lnUh.lh..l«>>iae,uc ol.ll- mode of light colored cretonne, it is a jSKWfcfti I han». . Pine Bluff, Ark., and the railway station good looking room and a comfortable one. FrUIsj. Jan. 1. | at Linwood in the same ncigbborhtxMl. The Most Remarkable Newspaper day of February, a. I), tftw. Iu liber-jn ot matt-1 red expressions of opinion. Tbe" wiggings" —New Y’ork Herald. Prince Hohenlohe died in Ixmdon from T-he reason is a ruw over the location of gages on page -is?, aud by th* .-std Jninra fam- , of t[1(_ ^m-teous man are twice as formidSuccess In New York. an attack of infittenxa. ; .said station. « tho. ot Uw boor. Courtny 10­ When Caffe* Drinking Was Denuuneeci. Buffalo has erected a nmnunicnl to the ; Bev. Mr. IZdjvnnD. the independent Re­ THE pUess is a NATIONAL NEVVSPAPER day of November. A. I), pts- and recorded bi -deed would pay In the army, both as re. ] publlran memIwr ot the New York senate, As early us 1C<U3 coffee was satirized In ’ celebrated Indian chief Red Jacket. Cheap news, vulgar Sensations and trash And the office of said RoiBter of IMds fiw RJ’ry ! ■.artjJ| dtsciplinn nnd ns regards the popuplane In the coLimms of The Pre**. County. Michigan. <»•> the2l»tday»'! November. Lp . : ... M-n do not like b6- England, and on every hand the bitterest Beginning New Year's Day. Waukegan says hc4grill go into neither party caucus, *no : The Pres* tuv. the brightest editorial page in A. D. ISM. In liber 27 of ni'>rtg.igrts on |>sgn 4-M .ferity of the sen ee. .M.ixionot uiw no invectives were applied to fl by tbe pYvss will have a carrier delivery mull service. • but will vote in all cases os hU conscience New York. It aparkles with potnta. .nud also by the said Geo. Preston duly :uud«ued ing spoken to as if they were dogs, especial­ The Preen Sunday edition fr a splendid twen­ Bishop Crowther, of Niger territory, J dictate*. He c*j(eclally will not join any ' co Daniel Striker, Wilitam I’ • Sulu.un and 11_ jfi'tbey uro uneducated, and so dbin- nnd pulpit. In one Instance, a preacher ty page paper, covering every current topic of buried anathemas nt the heads of those Africa, ** ■ - the colored -* “ —-----•- Khemeisto delay drganlzntiou. SSM'coSm!’.wRl«£.°w I «»"«i*“ “k' “!>'**■ Anglican ecclesiastic, Interrat. ' . who used as n be.vcrage. "a symp of soot dead. The iTeM weekly edition coatains all the aaalgnuienc bearing date the etevri th day ot .an order is on order, and that the setting' nnd essence of old shoea!" Probably hehad THE MARKETS. ctw-l thing* of the daily am! Sunday edition^/ March. A. D. IMi.atid recorded In the office ufJ immaterial. For those who cannot afford lhe dally or are good grounds fur this statement, haying uir!?'?>«>• »*« onmui «mo» couuwu. Chicago. greetings, and apjwanxl so well as to ex­ prevented by distance from early rece-tvlng it, la liber ’’J? of "mortjsige-i on' page •'•-'! No idoubt the behavior of the officers In sampled some boiled coffee. Another di­ cite the comment of hia visitor*. the weekly 6 a .-plendld substitute. vine denominated it "a jsiison which God on which .nortgw there I* claimed chi, respect is a great deal better than R Following were tbe quotation* on the board Banking of the fires of lhe Vineland made black, that it might near the devil's of trade today: Wheat-January. opened AS AM ADVERTISING MEDIUM. color!” The women also took up tbc cudg­ (N. J.) Glara couqiany. is ascribed to the and closed MSfc: February. opened and and an-aitonwy fee ct twenty-five dollars to wound the self love of the uneducated prevalence of grip among the workmen. els hgainst it.—Detroit Free Press. cloM-d toe; May. opened wrtj?, closed 0414c. ’ moi led fcr in said inort/iure. sou *>,“ j clam in England—it is the commonest The barrel works of the Standard Oil Corn -January, opened Sue: closed 3^4c; SUft or proeecllugs at law L .. me been In-’ ju th# w„rJd for jMy ]aU,.rara to leave THE PRESS May, company at Constable Hook, N. J., were February, opoued 3U»se closed ■ [>brir .uiplcjoieut b™.u». ";Uw nlirt opened 4196c. closed R^c. Data-January, Within the reach of all. The best and cheapest The root of a sort of turnip Is used by destroyed by Are. I .ora over *l,WO,<no. Therefore. i>y virtue of tbe power t a-golug to stand old So-and-so’s check”— qpwspaper in America. opened closed 2*c: February, opened The First and Merchants’ National flUtkC. closed 30c; May. opened 32r, closed 41c. ot rale contains! tn said mortgage, aid wonder is that thu army Is as popular the Indians ot Tennessee for a very curious the statute iu Btich c.we made nnd provided. J r • purpose—natuelj ■ 1° dogs of the hahlt Banks of Ft. Dodge. la., have consolidat­ Fork—January, opened $U>.3X closed 510.521a; Daily and Sunday, one year notice is hereby given that on Friday, the Wtli nsjtts. 2.50 •• •• * flmontha. day uf l-Vl-rutry. A. I)., iw.* al ten o’clock in t As n mutter of. fact, the lower the cul- of eating eggs. This root has a very hot ed, using the joint title of 1>oth institu­ May. opened JlUin. doted flLOB*-- I^rd•' “ one •• . January, openod $flu\ closed Jfl-KL the forenoon ot said dayi we the uiideralgmel. 11 individual flic more necessary and biting flavor, and n small portion of it ; tions. XQO Daily only, one year----- .... tap«tatom«w.wbldj U pbori inth. .... will sell at public sue!millothe idKhest taodrr. .. - . . Mve stock -Prices at the L'nion Htock yards At Washington. M. Patcriiotre, the at tbc north front donr ofthe Court Ho:i>e tn the It is 1“ treat him WILb courtesj. I.OU “ “ four months . - ■ ,a,‘Y Iw II h’"ulr I Merrfl.rf mlntMerto Franc, wu today ranged as follows: Cattle—Market Cite of Hastings, Barry County; Michigan.! There is a story of Count bchuvuloff nd- *>s 200 t f . tho ••------->j—. .by .. .v, -—. active and f;nu: packers and shippers bay­ Sunday, one year (that being tbe place where the Circuit | ,nK With Priucu Bismarck ni a review in and without wAiahleration the animal ■ presented to president tM -------secretary ing; prices about &<? higher; sales ranxed at . ld» never will touch another egg.—Washing­ : of state. S8.tQ£jX« pigs. Sa.75ft4.10 light. S3.7&&UB ton Star. • I Mrs. Norman Thomas, of Stamford, rough jmcking. S3-«ii» 4.10 mixed, and 84.00ft Send for The Frcas circular. as may be necessary to pay the amount due .m cursing ami actually kicking their men Samples free. Agents wanted everywhere. said mortgage, with seven per erut. interest into a mathematically exact linn. .“Our heavy packing and shipping lots. ( Conn., wns shot and fatally Injured jjy thereon, and all legal costs, together with an officers would not venture to treat their Cattle—Market fairly active on local and L'.iwnu commlBstona. ' her husband, because she was suing fora There are many of these electrical ex­ Address. attorney fee ot twenty-five do Jara ns provided shipping account, and prices wore men like that," Is said to have remarked tuereln, the premises being described In said hibitions furnished by nature which occur,. dlrofce. Thomas then killed himself. THE PRESS, fairly well supported quotations ranged mortgsge as all that certain pleee <>r parcel o! the admiring diplnmat. in the presence of persons who do not take ]I Joseph J. Ashworth, the Brooklyn Royal at 55 004 0.00 choice to extra shipping steers. Porotn Bvnjnxo. 38 Pass Row, land situate In the township of Irving In the “Ah! but ycii mtret remember,” replied the trouble to observe them carefully, and1: Arcanum Loan association secretary wl.o S4.30O&JB good to choice do. 88.75ft4.40 fair to County ct Barry and the Bute of Michigan, nml NEW YORK. his companion, “ tbotibnlf uf these canaille from the organization, go>l. S3.nift3.00 common to medium do, $3.00 described as follows:- To-wlt: afterword to report wbitfc they have seen. ' cmliezxled „.$30,00« — Tbe west half ['41 ot ths north wert quarter bare been through n univeraft-y.” MORTGAGE SALE. Some ot the things that now appear mys- has been surrendered for extradition in ft3.75 butchers' sti-ers. $l.80ft2.90 stocken. IK] of section number twenty five (.'3). In town Whether the story is true or false it con­ terious would cease to lie so if more people London. SX.3X-.W Texas stewa $t®ftaai feeders. Default having been made In the conditions of " Hut low Hl uortS o. rarom oln. »«J 5L«<i.2.H0 cows. $1 J3ft2.73 bulb, and S2J5ft5ja a certain mortgage, dated August IS. USA, talninn eighty acres of land more or lets, tains a truth. Men who have been taught would learn to use their eyes and their . Catherine Connors, of Bridgeport, Conn., veal calves. made by Orvlll A. WhlUight and Eva WMl__ >1_ .Iirauv thorenr. to think tend to grow what, for want of a brains at the same time.—Exchange. wanted to kiss her granddaughter when Sheep— Market rather active sad pricea right, his wife, to the Hastings BttHrtlng and better word, we must call cynical. the mother objected. This so worried the steady; quotations ranged at £J.73ftlJ. 10 1XMU1 AflsociattoR. Ot Hastings. Michigan, a corWitxisM >’• FinxAM. duly organized aud doing business They sbrog their shoulders and xay, "If The French Republic dame of c* age “ on “ ojti lady t hat she threw herself in to Pem- westerns, 8a.73ft3.4O natives, and l4.50ftfl.00 porallon W1U4AM H. liAZR, under tbd laws <»C the State of Michigan, and The Albion College Endow meet Fund t.om they like to curae us they can—smooth Saturday. Sept. 5. No other French xytlcx system broke lake. She was rescued nnd will lives recorded Iu tbe offlre of the register of deeds mIt tec. Assignees of Mortgage. words, after all, wouldn't make soldiering I’rod non; 3utter-iFant-y separator, 28c; for Barry county, in the state of Michigan. DAXlXLBTrKKB. Attorney for Aigners *tB. } less irksome.” This philosophic feeling, since the revolution has lived so long. Na­ dairies, fancy, fresh. 21ftJ3c; packing slock, poleon's rule lasted fourteen yean; the Dated. Hasting*. Midi.. December 2d. WHI however, is luirdly likely to 1» found In Bourbon restoration, sixteen; Louis Philip­ The Peoria, Ills , district paid $3Q,W3,4H1 fresh. 134513.-. Eggs-Frcnh candled, loss oftx, Installments of prinehml. Interest and premium 24c perdoxr ico house stock, UftlSc. DressedTommy Atkina, rind wo expect that the pe reigned eighteen years; then there was internal revenue tax during 1891; lrju „,J_____ IIM and for fines, by which tho power of rale therein poultry —Hera. _ __ per lb; spring chickens, to-nug ot o.„ oma,™ The weather throughout Bavaria is very ■ UftUMcl ducks? Bftlic; ‘gewia VftlOc^turka^ contained hasbecoin" operative, and on wMeh a republic for Imh than four years, and Na­ mortaage-there isclaimed to be due at the data prooebes chat of the French and the far- poleon HI reigned fur eighteen. severe. The lakes ore frozen almost to the choice. 12c; common stock, lOftllc; poor, Hft, ot tins notice the snm o’ seven hundred fifty Notlceds hereby xtten that I shall Ml at thcr j6 deports from that pf the Germans btftom. । J0- J'otatoes--Hebron*. I*? bu;_Bur- Direr and »Ito dollars, tin- sold installments o< ttbtle auction to tne highest-bidder, oa > rt.tay, populaMlie service will bocome. principal, interest and premium and flues bav­ The heaviest projectiles carried by ships sags oavof Jsnusry. A. D-. I’M. nt t.-n , Mnrtin Briggs, cx-slare, hard drinker Sweet potatoes. Illinois, $1.50ft2.S per bbl; ins reniHiitod unpaid and inarrsar for more o'clock.la the forenoon nt the Protute court - K, too, ,—-------------- 1 w.r. U>. rul. _ lo ou, __ of the English navy weigh 1,800 pounds; by six mouths, and the said Hastings BuUdI, would be fodod muz-li rooms. In the cltj uf Hantlncs. In the county of army, it much easier tn to the French navy, 1.984 pounds, and by the anl inveterate .smoker, is dead at Ovid, ' Jvreeya. ttUOft&OOi Applre-Cotnmon. 5125ft than nnd Dian Araoctation haring elected under 1.50 p<>r bbl; good. $1.75; fancy. ’ $2 00. Cran- Inx Barry, In tee “taw of Michlxnn.exact the essential condi- Italian n^vy. 8,000 pounds. The largest Miah., aged 100 years. exact strict discipline—tbc t he terms of said monmxe to declare due the futt W01. br <i>- 1-jb’.w Uon u< an .rnj, Conner ot b«rtng, «nd cannon ball of the Middle Ages weighed George B. Clark, one of tbe well-known bcrrtea--Cape Cod. K®ft7JM ner bbl: |L®a unpaid with nH arrearsgra thereon, and anbridgv telescope makers, died at Bed >LT5perbox; Jerseys. $5.teftfl.4>]per bbl; JLW amount uo suit or proceed Input law haring been Insti­ court of Barrv county, MJchlipm. a! I of the' not mere alhwncaot discourtesy’, is what 64 pounds, the length nnd weight of the Cambridge tdescope makers, died at Bed tuted lo recover the amount now remaining ind fe warted. ThU.cmpled withmlduU«s merciless cannon being, respectively, 13 feet and 73 ford Springs, Maas., aged (B yean. secured ov said mortgxge or any part thereof. 227® ™«;“t tfi? "1 Mrtetn~.ln Notice is therefor hereby given that on Matnniay. hundredweight. Indian Comrhissioner Morgan »ays the the i?th day of March, ifl X nt ten o'clock In the iron, knuwn mid .kscr.bed as follows, fa »he true desideratum. Many forces are Miuntional reports of an Indian outbreak Wheat-No. 8 red winter cash, $L08ftUIM; .hirtv eteht reds!uodouLl Ending to bring about the couA carious artifice of war was adopted by based on an alleged dancing imutia are January- 81.04J4; February, $l.U5?i; March, ftifif ”>«•’ 'febt <MUon <tato. but. «<T «ould b. a Chinese junk when nttecked by n mancounty of Garry and Mnfenf Michigan, raideourt I 81"«W; April. 81.WJ4 Corn — No. 8 mixed false,' • . ■ town-blpone U>north range nU‘e<») west, gpined it pecple could only leapt that of-war. The crew threw cocoauiua over­ JotaR. Bw«U, wUtoerrf Tbe Hough-I' cash, S 53klc; SL? January, Slhjc; March, 51^c; bouse being the building in which tho circuit Date-Dull but rttMdy; No. I court for the county of Barry i» held, lheues west ten (to.) fid*, thenojsmrth J^'V. dfl*‘ nc> ‘"iply wcukness.-Lonstar, djetl from the effects at . May. ‘ -■y' • S0H<t board into tb», sea nml then jumped in at public auction to the highest bidder, rotis thence cast tcu .10) rods, tnetire norui , mixed cash, 30c: May. M>ic. Rye-Doll and four L4) ro<!s to place of iwxtantogjHSinu.Ini lhe Jo11 spectator. _________ received In the Hastings wreak— < hoary; quoted nt McftSl.Ul for the whole tbe premiers described among them. Nearly all escaped, for it In said niortwm ImiXMihible'to tell which were heads of Harry, county of Jtarry aud stat. | ranae. Barley-DuU but strong;-No. 8 Milxenth victim. B.VHU Work. and which were.nuts. sSonbCT MH. A- »■, Wt>„„„ ’elsh colliers have agreed to accept wauXec. 7*ft74c. Pork -Moderately active mortgage ■ “He iloatu’l Work; hn doesn't any­ reduction of wages, thmi averting and steady; now mess, $10.00. Lard-Steady; & 'Adiulnisiratar. thing but talk.” This was said of a buaiDelicate experiments with kites show uld have tn-en a most disastrous } J anuary. $0.40; February. SSjO; March. $a® Live Slock: Cattle-Market firm at an adMm man, and it indicates the thought that the amount of electricit y in the air is I rance of 10c per W0 lbs; poorer to best nativn | which in.my bava of all who simply man­ proportional to She belgnt shore the earth’s uully of one Delaney, living at ' age a bosincM without manual labor. YuC surface. A galvanometer placed iu the cir­ i, Kan., moved into a bourn hoI •very laborer should know that almost all cuit showed at once tbe changes in eleva­ walls were dry, ami uow not one dull; lanihv weak Doth Read "Forest aid «!«*»».•■ ’ tion «r whether lhe kite was rising or fall­ < father, mother .md two sons. One foe Ils anxllng. the otner for Its ahreWns. tag__________________ _ ma tore hip fight at Coluinhns, O., Men of every political faith read it. from ths Justins in tbe world, ■ world । no politic* in It. Brlmiul of good k and both .Sherman &cd ForIt is well known that dry sand is one of Toledo. vy demand on Thera TBSK onough votes to elect. Out. hut there tbe beat things that cau be used (or killing brains In ,tioa, however, Is favorable to an fodpient oil fire, and some factories job of work ■ must nd Knugh Treatment DR.MILES’NERVINE WET! COLO! SLUSH! CATCHES THEM ALL C RUBBER FOOTWEAR & SROa JNO. “CANDEE” M. R. LAYTON, Daily. ^SS!^’S5,S5KS:,!»?L7S.aiR!-b« n-uu™,. Snnflay. Weekly. *»««, Circulation Over 100,000 Copies Daily. t■ Cleveland and Harrison .Sa �- Important Announcement Hastings Banner. Thursday, Jan. 7, 1392. MARSHALL L. COOK. Our 20 Day Gigantic Clearing Sale just before Inventory. ■ EDITORIAL NOTES. BOSTON JTOKE Our contemporary «f ***" Joo”1*1 made another discovery. as Important as H , to startling. The Bannkh joked our . friends, the democratic business men of, the city, because they desire that-outsiders shall have free access to A-merieifn mar­ kets, but who are anxious that a very high tax be levied upon the transient or fake dealer who wishes to sell goods here in * competition with them. Now we favor doing that, exactly for -.lieReasons that we favor protection nalloiially; that these transients pay none of the\xpenscs of our • city, do not build it up, and 'take from the city and spend or use elsewhere the profits of the sale of goods while they do business in Hastings. For onr part, we wish all that kind of thing could be prohibited; at tbe very least. It should be taxed so high that tbe city gets a good revenue from it. and so as to discourage that kind of compe­ tition. In other words, we believe hearti­ ly with our democratic friends among the business men that the city should protect those who live here, and help build up Jhe town, who pay taxes here, anti whose prosperity benefits the city. Now the dis­ covery that the Journal editor has made is that the elty’s high tariff on onto ide com­ petition with Hastings business men |s precisely like tho policy free traders would • Our clearing sale of all kinds of Dry Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, Blankets, etc., and evei GREATLY REDUCEQ Ib dele of merchandise in our store at RICE now running full blast. Come now and recure some of the immense bargains we offer. 500 Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Cloaks which we are goingto close out at some price are, on sale for your inspection. character as the Bankrupt jewelry firm, appealed to the Supreme Court for a rever­ Frank Pierce, of Kalamazoo, han decid­ “A very little salt, not too much vioagar, and any paper that protests against it In sion of bls seutence. Tbe appeal was con­ no tobacco, three meals a day, seven hours ed to locate his wa gonfactory in Plainwell. any way, Is working against the best In­ sidered by the higher court and on thefflst. of sleep aud a thorough acquaintance with Frank L. Dodge, of Lansing, ns the at­ terests of the city. We gladly welcome Inst, ’he verdict and seutence of the court water,” says Abbe Kneipp, “will make you torney for thu three boys Injured at the have to mend some of their ways first. any mercantile establishment that comes below was aOlrmed. Wright will therelire 100 ynara, and then you will die happy, railroad crossing In Mason a 'Bbort time We have got ali the boodlers we want al­ here to stay, and bear Its share of burdens, fore^pend his life Behind prison bars. for death alone cannot be cured.” ago. seenred this week 80,000 damages but to those who attempt to avoid the ready. latter by locating here for a short time, wo Among inventions we notice that elec­ from tbe Michigan Central. It will be re^ THE MARKETSmembered that one of the boys was killed have adopted nationally. This is certain­ say. “protect home merchants by taxing tricity fa now in use for beating flatirons ! Soper is talking now. and so are some of | In the accident these traveling stores so that they will find used by tailors, and its employment in ' ly a great discover)-. It is such a discov­ his friends. The prospects arp good that It unprofitable to do business here." The therapeutics fa constantly on the increase. ! Miss Carrie Downer, a Chelsea fat -I ery as will certainly amount to an inven­ more squawbut-k rottenness will come to city will prosper only as the merchants Clover seea *4 O0g< M. —;-------------------------: recently advertised in the Grand E tion. We advise our contemporary to get Beuru-St.3(<tsi.«» per bu. . Camolus composed hfa verses .with the ! Morning Press, offering to give hai; . the surface. There wljl be a lot of it if it prosper, but If they must divide their trade Corn—rtfMuc. -r |In N M. --------for .XO — farm Mnd 55 000 In cub to My /rt a patent on it at once. with every establishment that wants to roar of battle his ears, tbe PortaBeef- Dreued H 00fig5.00 calves; gsja should all come. stop here for a few days, especially for the Ekvs-ic. m*. • gueae poet was a soldier and a bravo one, man that would marry her. At last ac­ Hides—Beet. calf, 5c. busiest season of the year, they won’t pros­ though a poet. The supreme court on January 1st. be­ counts she had received twenty seven an­ Lard—Sc. Squawbuck oil broke its black record per very much, nor will the city take very swers to her advertisement, but she liad came republican by the retirement of Judge । Llmo-BeUlngat soc per bbl; water11 me .St jo last week In the fires and casualties for rapid strides forward. Aside from a finan­ per bbl. not concluded to accept any uf thenj. Champlain, aud the seating ot Judge NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. Oata—die. per bu. ; cial point of view, street fakirs have noth­ which It was responsible. Potato**-xac. per bu. Montgomery. But the democratic major­ ing to lose. They can sell bogus goods nt Pork-44.004>4.n. The Chicago A Grand Trunk R. R. have extravagant prices, as has been done here ity could not ailow January 1st to come ilaater—Selling at ft.50 per ton. A baking powder that can be depended just completed a "mammoth ice house at n great many times, and have no fear. Salt—Selltog at 1.00 per bb!. without improving the opportunity to drag Tltr.mbrSeed—Helllugat SL'A per bu. Vicksburg, and propose to put up 20.000 upon to lie free from lime aud alum to u Their relations with thorn* that bite at lhe Wheat—No. 1.whiles .M;t»d'jo.! ------- ---------bait they throw out. an, nol their judicial ermine iu tbe mud, tons of congealed coldness therel this (Win­ desideratum In these days of adulterated j tempting* Flour—*L50per huud red. irate aud perpetuate a monstrous injustice, Hon. A. C. Towne of Milo was i._ ____ In the cltj| founded confidence andhonesty, bon< ter. Their Ice trade has grown to enor­ food. So far as can be Judged from the ---------- _ -upon r---------------------------nnd Tuesday and paid Messrs. Black A Soil the result Is that they cai\ fleece their cus­ mous proportions and a switch rngino will nffielal reports, the “Royal’’ seems to be and lower still further the prestige which Barley-41 to. the only onr yet found by chemical analy­ $4.25 toward tbe balance on the monu­ tomers Without suffering from loss of be kept there to do lhe switching. ontoM-flO&xte. , they had already had a large share in 'le­ ment. This sum had been raised by Mr. sis to be entirely without one or the other trade. The, home merchant, on the other Clilcksnallveaf; derated Sc. Bert Walker, a progressive young farmer, of these subotancea, and absolutely piire. ercasing. of the supreme cdurt of Michigan. Towne In his own school district. If all hand, must deal squarely and give value Turtteys-ltrc.ac; drease*!. me. living alxiut three miles from Martin, takes This, it is shown, results from the exclus­ The case at Issue was with regard to the the districts iu the county would do as received. He must win lhe confidence of especial pride in poultry and fa a thorough ive use by its manufacturers of cream of A NOVEL USE FOR AMMONIA. seating of that sqimwbuck who gave that well, the balance would be met and one all by square dealing and never violate Iteliever In the American hen ns n source tartar specially refined nnd prepared by firm would not suffer the injustice Messrs. unsavory name to that unsavory aggrega­ Black & Son are suffering by reason of that confidence, for if he does he must pay Mudmiu with a Cold Chi Ml Conquered of revenue. He has a reputation for rais­ patent processes which totally remove the the penalty. With such odds against the ing fine poultry, and butchers fairly tum­ tartrate of lime and other Impurities. The tion, the democratic legislature of Michi­ lhe neglect ot tbe people to do their duty. home merchant we contend that he cannot ble over themselves to buy ht» surplus cost of this chemically pure cream of tar­ gan; Senator Friedlander. The three be protected too nruch. chickens. Recently lindlng bimself over­ tar is much greater than any other, and it democratic jjidges just a little l»efore their The supervisors have made the question stocked he loaded up hln lien wagon with is useo in no baking powder except the of raising $34,000 by tax for a new Jail teudent of a public insane asylum. As in retirement, molted In the decision that and court house a special order- for this fine specimens of feathered beauties and “Royal,” Urn manufacturers of which con­ all Insane asylums, somu of the juitienta Friedlander‘fras lawfully scaled, and this afternoon. From conversation with the started for Martin Ufdispose of them. His trol the patents under which it Is refined. were docile and tractable, and had the free­ Friday last occurred the fifth annual re­ dom of a high walled garden; while others, high spirited team fairly flew over the gave him a-place to whic> he was not supervisors It seems probable that the Dr. Edward G. Love, formerly analyti- ■ elected, and declared lan/ul the crime of question of raisiug that sum will be sub­ union of the Oth Michigan Vol. Cavalry being violent and dangerous in their tmtd- ground, and in a few minutes he bad cal chemist for the U.' 8. (iaremment. who mitted lo a vote of the people. It is prob­ In this dty. The Oth was one of the most nesA, were confined to their rxxitnx. Some­ pulled up before the meat market. He made the analysis for the N^w York State the bold, unscrupulous stealing of a seat able tifat the original resolutions will be" famous regiments of the service. In Its beckoned tbe butcher with a triumphant Bonn! of Health In their Investigation of times one of the last named gentlemen iu the Michigan state senate. Possibly It varied so as to permit the board to borrow whole history It never knew defeat; Its I would get loose, a fact which he usually notl of hfa ta«<I and pulnCfat backwards baking powders, and whose intimate --------- --,. is best that this decision has been made. S1S.000 the second year which will be victorious course was never more than1 announced by breaking things generally, «llh bl. bute .1 lb. ram.. u»t ra moeb knowledge of the ingredients or of ail Iuo those checked In any one battle, and all throughI upon which announcement the doctor raised by tax the thlrt. If the question .' ’ ""'■ta’ tad In this market enable, him to speak It will .serve the very useful purpose uf carries, that course would enable the tbe war, under Alger first nnd Custyr would nqiair to the spot, nnd advancing The butcher with an eje to badness Io*t authoritatively, says of the purity wholeshowing to whqtdesperate and villainous board to pay fiir the buildings as soon as afterwards, it did valiant service for theJ upon him with a steadfast gaze would 'krrlrtni”tE™ '“d ‘o' ’7“ tanenew. and superior quality ot the ------- - ------------.|u.mi; vt IUC length the democratic party of Michigan is completed, nnd would no doubt, get the Union cause, nnd participated In nearly march Jilm off to bls room. We bad one Arriving there he found the door wide, ■Royal.”-------------------- . open and chickeninIn sigDL sight. in In I buildings constructed for considerable less every battle of the Army of the Potomaci lunatic by the name of Jones, large and wide willing to-go in order to gain a point ...unypvt. aatHd not*aaucsen “I find the Roral Bakina Powder mmmoney, as then the contractors would know from the organization of the regiment in strong as an ostrich. He had broken out ^Tb!rf"nbU,‘to^r " n Til°p'°?b £ r”"1 °' pur" •™1 »•>“'>•«<’«><> PWreltonta. ‘ of bls room two or three times, but had me birds bad flown. If the earth had It is a cream of tartar Dowder and rinrs It was only a few years age Hurt what Is the pay would be ready when lhe buildings 1863 to the dose of the contest The business mettlng of the Clb. was always gone back docilely when any ose of opened up and swallowed Bert he wouldn’t not contain either alum or phosphate? • were accepted. known as the university extension move, held In the ball of Fitzgerald post and us made our appearance. have lookedmore surprised and completely : or other Injurious substan'e.” P ment began in England, on the xlea that, __ « As we mentioned test week tbc Rodpath over 100 were present, including Gen. R. The asylum had a saloon in the center, I danAftMU-^. !°‘’*;“ek * _ __ _ J? !-«”«’■ testa, and lhe recent official “ ’ — as a great many people awe unable to go to Star Concert Company had an open date A. Alger, Gen. J. IL Kidd, Ionia. Judge with a door at each eml; and one of the chickens roosting on r nearly every limb be- 1 tests by both the United States aod (.Ana___ Thia to the universities, the universities muut imi­ for Saturday evening. Ja 1. 9th. and were Birney Hoyt of Grand Rapids, and Col. doom requiring fixing once upon a time a tween Martin and hi\^_ k^fiome. Is, bad dlan Governments, show tbe Royal Baking sdsured for an entertainment in this city H. E. Thompson, of Grand Rapids, and carpenter waa engaged upon it, when Int enough of Itself, but me worst of ,It all Is s Powder th be superior to all others fn tate Mohammed's mountain policy and go , jfn that evening. The company consists others. trundled Mr. Jones and quietly possessed[ that Bert’s friends keep reminding him of strength and leavening power.. It Is not / to the peopfr. With this end iu view pop­ of five artists of known reputation and After dispatching the business of tbe himself of a long, sharp chisel. When the( it all the while In such a manner that It . ular lectures were given in public halls by their concerts are such as the citizens of session, the boys enjoyed a good, social carpenter looked around the madman gave. makes him extremely tired, (We publish only the most economical in use. bfctX makes the purest, finest flavored aud most university specialists. The system luis thfa city don't often have the privilege of time, such as veterans know so well how to a grin aud poked the chisel at him, where­ this just to let his friends know that it wholesome food. listening to. Wc are happy to say that we appreciate. upon the uuin of chips scuttled out and। makes him tired) and he don’t get a mln­ been steadily growing In this country since have been able to secure a qopy of lhe pro­ ’ Gen. J. II. Kidd, of Ionin, was re-elected locked the door. Then while , the enemy, otes rest Bert say a the next time be SCHOOL COLUMN. 18N7, the leading university IniUlntrodHe- gram for the evening nnd herewith pub­ president and Jno. H. Deuufa. of this city, was battering away at It be rushed around takes any chickens to Martin he is going to tlon being that of I’ennsslvania. In Phila­ lish It. so that all may jydge of Its merits as arcretary. and locked the other door at the other end. put them In a burglar proof safe. in advance: The banquet at the Hastings hoato In delphia. It is now extending into (be Haring thus caged Jones ho gam the Uow is this for a “take off” on the •*' A number of flat cam on a G. R. & I. 1’iano solo, “Transceodental Grand the evening wu an affair to be long and alarm, and I supposing it was an ordinary south, the university of Gccygla, at Athens, style of parsing? Says ex-superintet;.: March” “Andante and Rondo Caprioeioao ” happily remembered for Ita delightful en- ease which I could control unlocked the switch at Rockford were set in motion and Howland of Chicago: “But this paring having Just announced that Chancellor Mr. Gilder. t7?,!,,.,neP.K Aft*1, *he good things pro­ door and entered boldly, whereupon he run out on lhe main track, where they Whv not collided with a southbound passenger what hi incomprehensible. Song, “Tbe Bootblack,” Master Cecil. Boggs and Professors Campbell.. MacPlvecvided by Mine Host Parker had beett dis­ made a rush at me. adopt the same process Iu other branches? Wblntlkig solo “Itegnava Nel SHenzto,” cussed In due and ancient form, came the J lucontineutly bolted. The doctor was train. No one was Injured, but tbe dam­ " by not In Geography. for example, re­ ■on. Bocoek. Strahan and Morris will de­ age done to property was considerable. Miss Cnamberlain. toasts. sent for. He soon came, reconnoitered liver at Atlanta courses of lectures on men­ quire the form; Chicago ia a city. Rule: liuinorous Itecitals, selected, Mr.fElliott. In hfa usual eloquent fitting and force­ through the keyhole and asoarteinlug that Eugene Converse, the Battle Creek attor­ A city ia a collective body of Inhabitants tal science, biology. Roman law and juris­ V lolln solo. "Danse Afrlcalue” (Cocoa­ ful inanuer Senator Colgrove welcomed tbe enemy was at the other end of tbe ney who has spent the past few yon |n , 1lhe visitors to our city. In lhe couree of room he opened the door and saw u once Jackson prison, la now a free man, his incorporated and governed by a mayor and prudence. lhe Greek drama, building ma­ nut dance). Mr. Gilder. aiderman. It has bo many Inhabitants. Song. "Market on Saturday NlghL” ' . he *ave a rartinie of what he could do nothing with the loose maniac. sentenced having expired. terials and the English language and litera­ Lute: Inhabitant are the people who live Master Cecil. • < ।tbe 9th had accomplished In the great f'T,BPP*rentlT • dilemma. A craay ture. Georgia has been one of tbe in<xt n (he dty. Exception: Most people live ImpersonaUons. selected, Mr. Elliott. ' struggle for human rights, and paid the individual, as strong ah a bull, perfectly - Twenty three marriage licences were Is­ It 1, situated on lake progressive of southern states lir material WhlBtllng aolo. Selections from “Er- regiment 1 sued by lhe county alerk of Eaton comity in the country. a deserved tribute, and compli­ uncontrollable and armed with a weapon Michigan. Rule: A lake is a body of fresh development, and tbe enterprise of her mlnie.” Miss Chamberlain. ‘mented those present for having belong'd To capture hint by force was a difficult and butt week. water larger than a pond. Exception: Violin goto “Spanteh Dances.” MIm 1 , a, reKln>ent so famous for valorois dangerous undertaking, ami to starve him fine university foundation is n sign that The Grand Ledge Independent celebrat­ ^»me lakes are salt Exception second: Christie. • 4 deeds. He closed with a brilliant p rora­ would be a tedious affair. But the doctor her Intellectual development Is likewise to ed Its 23rd birthday Jan. lat, and gives Some ponds are larger than some lakes. Humorous recital, selected, Mr. EIHoU. tion 1 «u the fruits of that war and lhe te- did not hesitate long. promise of Hying to a good old age. •he that of leadership. Shopping is mostly done by women: Rule* The price of admisttlon has been chaug- cesaity 4 for preserving them. . bc>"8odown into theaured from 50 and 74 cents to 3ft and 50 cento, Cliarlle Biota and Jay Fellows, of Lake Women is a complex. Limiting modifier ot rfp,iwl ,n nuln* tarms In KA^r, fill the largest syringe-with hartshorn Tbo» .rbrnmen. who «r. j,ut „ow 1K>om. and we trust that alt will show their ap- J£ 1 % the ®,b»lhanking the Senator tor and bring it up.’* Odessa, were out bunting rabbits recently the first class. Exception; Some women 1 welcome and tlie elHsemof I caught lhe idea, rushed down, and and the contents of Jay8 gun landed to are school-teachers. Remark: Many per­ In« lb. “AllUne.' .nd pn.pl.'. Mrly w)ll predation of tumdeal talent by greeting htektodly the company with a full house. Reserved JHuOnga for their generous Nnepitallty; If Cbavilc hadn’t been sona have no limiting modifiers. Remar' **?k, •ywrt ■fringe with harts­ Charles f^et nwat nnmm.r anil tdl be .lltkrr-ln, win, seats al Fred L. Heath's. Judge Birney Hoyt, of Grand Rapids, horn diluted, for I didn’t want to kill tbe standing on a stump the result might have •ocond: Such persons are sometimes r* Undrmocrt,.,.,, ..|Iwte„ And Independent cases. And so on thi next gave an excellent address on the 'ob­ man’ Th*” tb< <loctor« ri>e carpenter ami >/»*en fatal. The bankrupt jewelry firm was obliged J the cities of the State and country.” .tbrlradr I. ranaummated. It will bo fo,„,d ject: “Custer, bow He Won our Cxifi- myself formed an army of invasion. We C. T. RiiMeld. editor of the Eaton Rap­ to k«ve town without doing any business. <dencc and Devotion.” Ibn.' o-bnwr, lura l.x>krt IfI„ rKXL threw o(M*n the door nnd entered In the fol­ ids Journal, baa accepted a position In u.e Owing to the combined efforts of tbe jew­ •oriunap. Cor tbrautltu. ir th. eomblna- elrm tbc mayor-was iuduerti to tax them t Gen Jarnca U. KWd Mxt faJe g lowing array; 1. being tb« shortest of the « °»lu OfflrV‘ Rl kyutw, France, and will n;, *?...,"“J?® everything so plain for the taoughtful and very Interesting resbmse three, marched first, bolding a chair In ttoo cbonbl happen lo win. And th,n. |„ 815per week license. Not being able to t Thia was Intended aa a high to there In Urn near future tor a ymr’a Pupils. ’From Gettrysburg toFall- front of me by the back, so that tbe legs ?£? 'r H® V!11 reUh’ hlB Proprietorship of compliment uttered by tbe admiring ma­ affsri taWexpelrwGiey fen for Kalamazoo I «l»jmi,h.”.ria npm,!,. whi? In thb WM somfl of tb* ,,n‘ k°ff * U Our P°P««a«bould Tuesday.—Democrat. the Journal however. ma patron, it be anything but com*riu*b history of the war for the Union Vandarbllt, alter 0rorldlnIr<,th.mM|vn, As we liave s|id before we are very glad which wu of special interest T r1?’. U™her °“J 40 100 mucb - r,h s* •rri“E' r“u“« “>»» Mleta.1 Hodno. cm. of Cli.rtoU«','nm« P will u, |„ ..jnn, .lh. p^ to seethe mayor apply to this city the same *’J Lu‘P- M<ke U* Prln,?,r: k* • r'lcc* °* "ring «Hl|l.r/ । nun !? er ,X the w,a i^k ll ’ ii"I 1 " ’ / dl “ ‘ policy which be, and lira majority of tbe 1** pupil to be self-reliant pu« r.,f u wd’^PP^tated u the reeita- nulhr, lo Lb. rw, In ,b. »<»k. II. n. ■ Uub.lor lod Irn n.t < I and self-helpful — Moderator. Ptrt{ oppoe* wbeu 11 u c>rri«l ‘ ° ?y “™- “srgarct Cuater Cdtoun. Hk.^1 .'~L«ou«»U,^n», Dr. B. S; ■ ' “"J”?*- aurinu IbcMU: w.f h. into politics,—that of protection to home Tb. lou.tk ^L.nb. otbv .nd ot tbo HotJc Mni- OlUb«l» “r“I b«.rd th. *-'»<«T.tlc merctartn by making foreigners pay well tatato'i?*hlnbout «n„t |, w t||>1 Mr Jt-LJL£OKrvat‘lra,,uUIc P°wtr« n«d held boll, oo.ch.lr, ^rlog a. k«»ol. nod uv’ wu <,n' "* 19 to a for doing bualneM. The bankruptjewdry th. 400 kiteau .pvlMteund by Iwr rwltel MOlr- Slowly. Tory .lowly .. /'"•A « ctora ot BUlneor-trockllnrtoChllL TboAmcrl fi<r^ »ti»ni ■mnur™. o»d,|. ht b„„r, I mentioned fa an Institution for­ towort him. Tb. ita m^, olth. Imuutlturv »n.l n-.cl* M "lb. . hwl°“r l,nn- “*'>« h. tan prop!, know Mr. BUInr. and tbn eign to this dty. It has nona of the city’s “>-l • tmUUon to th. Gaskill, ' teacher. wlckwl ihu cbla.1 looked, aod tho lundle yr.nd .my or the date." PnilMtc Umrt ,t Clurlou. rm „uT pMy. toon. that*, i, not hi u* h.Ulot "track“taxw; Is not .o.Tte”JiT.Ch*Z" “ *PI»“«ltok iku re- «»o»d to locr_ ootn I, wu _ T, ?*! *. <rowU‘or P”»l*rity of ■F'lteal » |n a happy ..|0 p, (if y £ tonic. Wluo w.ww, wltblo > t.w/Jt ot uanee, sox. Number neither absent nor nj for.lmriw lo bta brotUrtI H“k" to ray toralyp power. ml or «i:.l|. the dty and bus been of comparatively no U. Ilbvw U Urn tlmo uf Bnal »m«rl7r h. tarty. T: Not abaent, 17: NumbS th rhMipM*. .rd all through It uwn rtj him bo jnmpwl op .nd .pmog toward mt Jld oof bndw th.t bl. bndlSyJ^'lLV.* 'did not whlaper, u. benefit to t> city. All it cares for here Is Whin! vkturl .plubl went th. quart ot !^ UW1 ,hto|H F'ttotoluk to th. Soper lu-rtUnUn, for the money there la in It and to get a mtcfctbJt luKeboru Into bl. eounuium. down h. Mrt i 1 at wu,. Ilk. . lo.-!, wtHUd K.t2tad boo bo corutracd a, noun., u< .Ito. or Ute Chttetete. blkbly IntenntlnkNa D. Jteroitowu, 01. S. Count, >»«-lto!.-.nd wt.11. h, WU ^S tarlhon ■ drarrrrd renraro ot two ..liter l.elr 00 HMK W« birtll, towotenA . »bo tool tro^M oror to> Ute nuror hu tefam ud ui.i bbl breath we caught him — *Ule onerro r., oommltllo, oBrnww 2?*h«. m wdl M .11 rotor, AMjort, *111 -000 Kllra tram Two llrldktw. Sunuite. lug tionsofaPhyrictan. KecoltocT' Nomh'r not unlr, 18? WM Itekt tklhrt opt. ,Dd ettaiitort au Neither absent nor tardy, 8. ,u *•< io -y US taat. xtow Ute w». plko. ,.4 byjtl. rrwlnlacaro, of arm, S pthrou taw rw arawhocutmloh, honrat. “J? «W>Ukbnte»lk, .trmt takln and tbc like, whose occupations come in A choir oooalatlnk _o< Manar. Dr. | ]!“* ““ M ■"•retouit, Fowlfrr. M. Waldortf. P. K Itunl'te anti Th. "prap'p, „rtr -g Um “"vi” *-•“ •H tbu dtj, mf o«t bis p„ wrtk. bur »u a. N. Paton rnrolahctl cxotdhnt wu.lc (or ««•!»< propertybon. u> MMilm. It wo p^rtte, lo do buUon. Itere. Tlte hoite Ute ^btounw. wototht^te taZr, Editor Labouchere. of the London Truth, wants to fire Canada bodily into the Ignited States. Our Canadian cousins will Additional Local News. 2S.TT “■* O> to. roenut.—Hone Mane. Iu luui been evening ■ In »» r-ot wortto. in teldng wh*t you could do b'>»« nUur dm.: the pmnt I. - �------------C- Thurtiay, Jan. 7. 1892. Grace Meaner returned to Akeley school rhnee Qci-mm* dunxg tbe year. Jan. 94.—William Itobiaaun, of Hope, over 50 years ago. She was the mother of yesterday. arrested for pension fraud*. 15 chlMren, six of whom are living. Tire Tbos. Bliuston was in Jackson Tuesday Jan. 97.—'Fork of raising 890.000 stock funeral arrvlce* will be held to-morrow for Chair and Table factory cutnplrted. from the house at 10 a. m. Jan. 80.—Frank Maynard, a youth of Miss Etta Main spent New Year’s with It is yery doubtful If Senator Colgrove this city stole a revolver and aoeldeutally ever made a finer address than hl* wel­ friends in Grand Ledge. ahot Ids eye out. . coming speech at the, banquet of the 8th William Van Scholen, of Kalamaaoa Feb. 1.—R. C. Canfield, formerly of Michigan cavalry Friday evening. It was was In the city Thursday. tills county, enn(eased to the murder of masterly—forceful, eloquent and in all re­ IL B. Messer and daughter, Mbs Grace, little Nellie Griffin at Dlamondale. spects befitting tbe occasion. Those who Feb. 8.—Loren Wolcott arrested fur . . heard the comments of the visitors present yisiled In Detroit last week. putting poison In Wirt Wkkhxm’s well, knew that they deeply appreciated the ef­ Royce Barlow returned to Michigan near Battle Creek. fort. And when Gen. Alger. Jn behalf of Military Academy this week. Feb. 9.—Home of C-»rwin Williams. the 6th Michigan veterans, shook bands Miss Mary Andrus of Battle Creek Is Rullanu*. burned to the ground, toss 8200C. with Senator Colgrov* and publicly thank­ Claims agalnt L. A II. K. R. paid at visiting at her brother**. Dr. J. C. Andros ’ . ed him for lhe addres*. he voiced the senti­ Freeport. • ments uf the boys In tflue, and paid a de­ Mr. and Mrs. Ed Blake, of Middleville, Feb. 11.—T. J. Bro*»eau severely Injur­ served compliment to the speaker. spent New Year's with relative* In this ed in a runaway. Feb. 18—Joel Demand, of Coats Grove, Frank Kelley died at tbe home of bls city. mother In Irving very suddenly Sunday dicing obstructions upon C. " Prof. C. B. Hall, ot Detroit, made a* arrested ’ Subsequent trill re* u I ted morning from lung difficulties. 'Forsevcr- abort stop with friends In tbh city last K. A 8. al months past he has been employed in week. iu hla acquittal. . the wool boot factory and was universally Feb. J9—Mrs. Zera Shepard awarded Clias. Palmatler. of Banfield, who Is at­ judgment ot 81900 agalust the city liked among the employes for hts genial , fur THE BEST fOI EVEIY nffiFOIE manner and good disposition, and these tending Albion college wa* in the city last breaking through defective sidewalk. traits made him friend* with all who knew week. Feb. 95—Death of Mrs. F. G. Goodyear. him. For several' weeks he had not been March 3—Fraukllu Me Peck of Hastings The Miases Myrta and Gertrude Rose, feeling well and went home last week to of Grand Rapids, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. .tnwpshlp had bh head and arm sawed off by falling on a buzz saw while in tnutiou. rest up. but constantly grew worse until B R. Rose. March 25—John A- Greeblc died from Sunday morning, when he died. The fun­ Miss Aliena Allen returned to her home heart failure. eral wa* held yesterday morning from the Catholic church and was largely attended. in Bay City Monday after a ten days visit April 8—Twrn’y-fifth anniversary of with relatives and friends. establishment of G. A. IL Robe H. Mitchell was doing a little tar­ April 8—Felt boot factory changed Ed Kelley, ot Maraliallne, Mo_ arrived get practice wlthsa self cocking revolver hands. at the home of his father in Irving test In this dty Monday eve. being called here May 8—Confirmation exercises at St. Saturday. After he tlnugbt he had emp­ bj' flic death of bis brother Frank. Rose’s church, Bishop Foley of Detroit tied all the chandxMrs of the weapon, he Mr. and Mrs. George Richmond return­ officiating. handled It carelessly. But It appears to ed to their home In Grand Rapids Monday, May 19—Council granted a franchise to hare been loaded; and was discharged In utter a few days visit with Mr. and Mr*. .the Electric light company. • sueh a manner that thu ball entered bis Will Ham*. Junes—W. E. Webli, of Middleville, 'right side, making a very painfuj wound. fell under a movlngJieight train and tils Mr.* Cora Fornum (net* Brubaker) ac­ Dr. Lowry was stuntnoued, probed for and found lhe ball a little to the right companied her sister. Mrs. B, P. Rhbridger, right arm and hund were crushed, necMltathtg amputation. of the spine. Thu wound is not con­ home from Benton Harbor last Saturday June 14- -Khlgiit.* uf Pythias observed sidered dangerous, but Robert Is made for a few weeks vtelt. the newly Instituted Memorial day uf that painfully aware of the fact that It I* not Mr. and Sirs. Frank Andrus, of May­ order. profitable to have the business end of a re­ ville, North Dakota/are on their wedding June. 18— Renn ton of 8th Mich. Infantry. volver turned toward himself. teip and are spending their lioneym<x>n Solon Doud, of Rutland, died suddenly of last week we were unable to say any­ visiting hl* brother. Dr. J. C. Andrus, aud heart disease. Powers. thing concerning the service* In the new his sister Mrs. W. June !»—Monilng train on the Mleh. Episcopal church Wednesday evening of Gen. Kidd, the able editor ot that Central ran into an open swltcln last week, on account ot an extra- amount June Graduating exercises uf tbe staunch republican paper, the Ionia Sen­ of other matter. Rev. Dr. Fair, of St. tinel, was a welcome caller at this office Hastings high school. Marks church of Grand Rapids, delivered July 1 — Hon. B. F. Tracy. Secretary of Friday, being in the city to attend tbe re­ tlw sermon, and the choir Ih»jh of St lhe Navy, appointed George II. Rock, for­ union of the (Jtb. Mich, cavalry. Lukes church of Kalamazoo, did the sing­ merly ot this city, as Naval Constructor In Mr. and Mrs. Ira Van Valkenburg will the. U. 8. Navy. ing. These two facts combined with the natural cariosity of many to see the new leave next week for California, which state July It—Two year uld child uf Henry church drew a targe congregation, who they expect to make their home. Their Norton, of Hastings township, fell into a felt amply repaid for ’ their attendance many friends regret that they shall leave barrel of swill and was drowned. For this beautiful house of worship great Hastings, and trust that health aud pros­ July 14—Rev. Herbert Jeutu arrested credit I* due to the active, energetic ladles perity may attend them Iu their new home. for bigamy. of the Epl.scojml church. They have la­ July 98—Fire bug* attempted to bum Charlie Brown, formerly of this city bat bored against RitUL,od<te and haw made W. H. Shantz barn Ju the aecotid ward. seeming failures only the eteppintd stones J nuwuf Chicago, and'who ha* so ably repAug. 4—Holden A Hire made an a.-ilgnnyventvd the Chicago Newspaper Union to success. Starling out two yeirs ago forjswral years past, has resigned his nient. A**ete $3,750. liabilities 83.500. with only 81.000 hi ca.di. they caused a j-nitlun. T¥e are unable to say what vo­ lx*ntz A Son* tabic factory nt Nn«hvlllv $7,500 church to be erected, and at the cation Charlie -wLU pursur, but he Isn’t the burne<1 to the ground. L«i.*s $19,090, in­ M K-.. caiwni vuarue w.s* puiuur, uui ue isn 4 ine surance 84000. g°«l portion 1 Ing yalaed and earned $5,500 In the roeanAug. 14—George Si. Clair trotted the If he hadn't something bt-ttox in velw. 1 time from subaedptiow, societies, etc., fxste>t mile of any three year old in the and tie sale of **A-.Fe*sr<>f Good Things.” state. a cook book gotten up by the ladles, of the The C. L. 8. C. will meet at the home of Sept. 2— Business of Ik-nth-y Bros. A Episcopal church, which has bad* wonder­ Mrs. Geer, Jan. 9, with the following pro­ Wilkins put ln hand* of a receiver. ful sata and for which then- Is still an ac- gram: 8gpL II—George Cox. of Lacey, acci­ dentally shot while hunting. live deatand. Wiln the debt on the church General quutations. Sept, ill—George Eddy, of Hope, shot a In the hands of such enterpt 1*1 ug ladle.*, American History, Mrs. Doyle. it will only be a short time before every­ grey eagle wfnteii measur«d 7J< feet from Social Institutlonx. Mrs. Geer. thing is free and c!<^ar from Incumbrance. Story of tbe Constitution, Mr*. Hleks. tip to tip ot Its wings. Rider, Domestic and Social life of Colonies,—a Sept 25-James McCoy grrWted foratWashington K. Perri* was found «frad synopsis, Mrs. Will Cook. ■In bed Tuesday 'mortiing, having expired Physical Life,—synopnis. Dr. Fowler. sometime <!urlng the night of heart disease Reading. **An old-time reception,’’ Mr*. with which he was troubled. He went to N. Bailey. bed at tie ueual hour Monday night feel­ Critic, Mr*. Hoyt ing as w»ll as usual, and when his wife - CIRCULATION The Y. P. S. d E. will meet at the Pres­ went to arouse him1, in the mornlug she found that he was dead. Mr. Ferris was* byterian church next Sunday evening at 6 one of the early pioneers of this couuty o’clock. To be led by Mlns Hallock. Hereafter, changes for advertisements and fur four years was sheriff, making a ••The second Sabbath after tbe first." must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to good and efficient officer. When the war insure Insertion In the Issue of the week broke out he went to the front acting as will be lhe topic of lhe morning discourse nt tbe Presbyterian church and "A when brought. Color Sanreant of the obi 3rd Mich. Infan­ good soldier” in tbe evening. All will be try. and later as Captain of Co. E. New Clothes wringers anal carpet sweepers 3rd Mich. About 90" years ago he went welcomed. Ph-ase to come to the monthly meeting repaired at Second Hand store. /west and became Interested bi mining and property. He Cash tor s«ond hand furniture, .loves/accumulated --------- ------ “• ‘a good ...... .......... "" has" of the laulles' Missionary society at the Presbyterian parsonage next Wednesday carpets and gents’ clothing at ."Second traveled exteusliely through the west. nt 8 o’clock. The first meeting of the Australia and Europe. About three, yearHand store. ago he returned to this city and has i«ic*e year, let It be a goal one. The schools started off nicely Monday. thia hia home since. He was between, The public installation of the officers of .The buikllng of the new school building T9 aud 73 years of age. and leaves a young Barry lodge Na 13, K. of P. took place in prevented the former over crowding ot tbe w Ife to mourn hla lues. union hall Monday evening and was car­ . lofcer rooms. In thia country there Is practically no ried out very succewfully. the full pro­ Go to Union hall Saturday evening and end to the number of men who found a gram for which was published in Inst listen to lhe Red path Star Concert compa­ Owing to the prevailing trade the mrat valuable of all helps on the week’s isaue. ny. Reserved scats can be purchaser! at road to fame and fortune, writes Foster tHi-kneas several changes hud to bo made Fred L Heath's. Cotte In his soya* department In the Janu­ In the n.uslcal part of the program at the last minute, but the music was not allow­ Tbc annual meeting of the Michigan ary Ladle*’ Home Journal. There Is Mutual Cyclone Tornado and Windstorm Thoma* A. Edison, the greatest genius of ed to suffer any by the alterations. Tbe Insurance Company will bu held In this our day. Learning telegraphy was Hie first Address of Welcoi$e by Supreme Repre­ city next Tuesday. thing that leu him into that intimacy with sentative P. T. Colgrove was excellent, as electricity which has ended with him lieing his efforts always are, and all left the hall We failed last week to note the fact that Its master. Andrew Carnegie was a tele­ with more love for the order than ever. the Tuesday before we weut to press a son grapher; Chariea Pratt, who did more to Mrs. Belle Hendershott wa* heartily en­ and heir put In an appearancu at Mr. and help young mtn to acquire trades than any cored for her vocal solo, and responded Mrs. A. E. Kenastou's. with n beautiful lullaby, both of which man whom I can mention; started In life A word to the farmers. I want all your as a machinist; Judge Daniels, ot the Su­ were greatly enjoyed. Tbc following were lhe officer* Installed: dried apples and will pay as much as any preme Court of the State of New York, P. C.—Dan W. Reynolds. was a shoemaker. William R.’Grace, who une to get them. C. a—Dr. 8. M. Fowler. was mayor of New York, and- who is Spa nr Pntixum. V. C.—P. K. Dunning. worth some twenty million dollars, was n The Redpatli Star Concert Company will butcher; the late George Jones, who, as give an entertainment In Union hall Sat­ K. of R. and 8.—Ed. HM editor of the New York ’•Time*,” was one urday evening. See their program in an­ of tbe most powerful men of his day, was other column. Reserved seats at Fred L. M. of E.—Ed. DeGroot a printer’s ’•devil.” In tbe same office with Heath’s. M. of A.—Hale Kenyon. Horace* Greeley when both were boys; Jay Inner Guard—Jas. Tomlinson. The supervisors are In session. We Gould, tlie great financier, was first a tan­ Outer Guard—Ed. Master. hope they will give due consideration to ner and then t surveyor; Dr. John R. After the Grand Master at Arms had of­ tbe needs of tbe county in the w*y of a Paxton. D. D-. who preaches to the wealth­ ficially proclaimed the officers of Barry D“«r court house and jiill, and submit the iest congregation In the world, began life as a carpenter; "Philip Armour, the Chicago Ixxige installed. Supreme Representative question to a vote of the people. millionaire, w*sa moulder; the late John P. T. Colgrure Installed the officers of Sec­ Our citizens have paid their taxes with Kelly, the famouTpolitician, was a grate tion 948 of tbe Endowment Rank as fol­ cheerfulness: and when they remember seller; John D. Hockefellow, now worth lows: that the tax this year will wipe out the last Sec’y and Tress.—S. GreuseL one hundred and twenty-five million dol­ of the school bonds and pay 83,000 uf the Vice Pres.—Ed. Holbrook. lars, was a mechanic in Iron; Rev. Robert coat of the new school building, Uiey have' Pres.—E. Y. Bogle. Collyer, D. D.. was a blacksmith; John A. reason to rejoice. The address of Grand Chancellor Page, Mackey was a stone mason before he be­ We understand there Is to be a farmers’ came tbe owner of the C*-**-tock Lode, of Petoskey, was a plain, earnest, out­ spoken explanation of tho benefits of be­ Institute In Nashville the 20th. but as the and one of the richest men in tbe world; leading republican farmers uf the county Jesse Seligman, the eminent banker and longing to any secret orgauhcatlon, Ma­ have as yet received no notice of such a philanthropist, laid tbe foundation of bls sonic, Odd Fellows, or any reliable order tliat has Friendship at Its foundation, as meeting. It I* hinted that It will ba con­ fortune by studying In the very poor night trade schools that existed when he was well as Knights of Pythias, aod quoted as ducted In tbe Interest ot tbe Alliance. young; United States Senator Hill, of New an example that while be was speaking The singing of the choir boys of Kala­ York, was a printer, the late Henry W. here in Hastings members of the Petoskey mazoo at the Episcopal church Inst week Grady, the greatest orator the south has lodge were caring for a sick brother be­ was greatly appreciated by all'. Now that given us since tbe* days of Calhoun, was longing to Barry lodge Na nt of thia city. servlcra are to tie held regularly in the also a printer. And so it goes. I could Though Judge Page was suffering from new church why not organize such a choir give scores of ether names uf men who the grip his address was greatly apprecia­ heref There la certainly vocal talent were mechanics, or were skilled In trades ted by all. At tbe close of the exercises enough here to insure a good one. and became great after serving faithfully an Inform*! reception was tendered the Grand Lodge officers, among whom were Mr. M. R Gwin, Delton’s hustling mer­ at their various tasks. Grand Past Chancellor Curtis, of Battle chant, was united in marriage last week Creek: Grand Chane-llor Page, of Peloato Miss Cura Burst, one of Hickory k»-y; Grand Vice Ctiancellor Loomis, of Following are the real estate transfer* Corners most estimable young ladles. We Grand Rapids; Grand Keeper of Records wish the happy couple unbounded happi­ for the weekending l>*eemi>er 7. 189L a* aud Seal Hopkins, of Saginaw; Grand­ ness and prosperity, and know that our taken from the b<«>ka in the register** <»ffi«-r: Master at Arms Douglas*, uf Marquette. O A H>tlU|» to W Kate! Ai'aL Hire **» tat wish is cn’y that of a host uf other friends. The retiring Chancellor Commander uf ■W MasbviitaMO Tbe post-office department has issued Barry lodge, Den. W. Reynolds, has made orders that hereafter circulars having any­ “Tlwimm pul thing printed on them by a rubber stamp will have to be paid as flr*t-claM matter. The order Is based ou the principle that the stamp is nothing mure or les* than writing, from the fact tliat II la used as a pen, aud the legend* It producer nn as IncVvidaal W. K. COOK. Local Editor. IVORY SOAP 99°° Pure. Constant Drojjiiif Of water wears away the hard­ est rock, and a similar idea is my excuse for keeping my name and business before you. You may think I am well ad­ vertised and ought to quit, but so was the last candidate for governor on the labor ticket. Can you name him? MY BUSINESS Is selling watches, clocks, jew­ elry and silverware. I keep the best and choicest stock in Hastings. Prices always the lowest. F.B.PANCOAST FOR SALE Mj’ residence property, on Jefferson street, fl; is city. It has a frontage of 88 feet and a depth of 12 rods. This will cut up into two good residence fronts on Jefferson street Also two lots op corner of Creek and Walnut streets. Will sell these either with the Jefferson street lot or separately as de­ sired. Terms easy. Call on or address E. za. Hastings, Mich. Ing: later wt the Jail on Ore and later still hung himaelr. Afterward* broke Jasl and has rug yet been found. Oct. 27—A. D. Burk assigned wjlb lia­ bilities 810.000: assets $1,000 or $3,000. Nov.fi—Semicentennial of 31. E. church observed. Farm of ISO Mme and residence > K*Ui Woi't.T. Xuxhvlll-. »d i Uevrttt Wuud. PralrlrvUta, iL. E. Hriuiiteu.il. Irvlug, 307 j Melvin • tetin. Itelroo 2C8 i (Ijariwi lavvioiil. Hickory Coruer*. < Hom Phillip*. BaaMM. 210 < I’hsrie* Banning, Hu Intel. t Magrie Garri»»u. Prnlrfcvhte, lhe pleasant flavor, southing effect* of Syruj need ot a laxative an* mother Ixi costive or gratifying result* follow IB II’C HUJXIJ _ every family should have a boUte. Royal Baking Powder Leads All "The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure, for I have so found it in many tests, made both for them and the U. S. Government The Royal Bak­ ing Powder is undoubtedly the purest and most reliable Baking Powder offered to the public. ■HENRY A. MOTT, PH. D." Late Chemist far U. S. Government. "AU chemical tests to which I have submitted it have proved the Royal Baking Powder perfectly healthful and free from every deleterious substance. It is purest in quality and highest in strength of any Baking Powder of which I have knowledge. "WM. McMURTRIE, E. M., Ph. D.’’ Late Chemist-in-chief U. S. Dep't of Agriculture. Washington, D. C. "The strength of the Royal is shown to be 23 per cent greater than any other. “As a result of my investigations I find the Royal Baking Powder far superior to the others, It is pure, contains none but wholesome ingredients, and is of greatest strength. “F. X. VALADE, "Public Analyst, Ontario, Dominion of Canada. The latest investigations by the United States and Canadian Governments show the Royal Bak­ . ing Powder ^superior to all others in leavening stre?.giJ e Statements by other manufacturers to the con trary have been declared by the official authorities falsifications of the official reports LOCAL NEWS. This week, S3 quires. J0100L BOTJ WflNTEb. This is School Boys’ Week, and we want the opportunity to supply every school boy witii a snit of clothes that is made strong, of best quality cloth, and being included in -our celebrated ONE-QUARTER OFF SALE makes them cheaper than ever. The prices on these suits (at one-quarter off)\are indeed scalped badly. You know, or if you do not, yon should, that our clothing store harbors no old clothes—these suits are very recent ’ productions iu the very best styles. Their values up to our celebrated quarter-off sale, (ages 4 to 15) were $5,(46.50, $8, *10, *12 and some *15; now they are marked down to *3.75, *4.88, *6, *7.50, *9 and *11.25. These suits are made up in choice Scotch Cheviots, fine fancy Worsteds and excellent Cassimeres. Parents will do well to take advantage of this sale. There is selection of them now, but don’t count on them being here very 1 Our quarter-off prices are moving goods fast • �— iuiS ' '*• J«*- *• -------------—- > Blind. BEECHAM’S PILLS [thej taka ।ehett New York Depot, 3«5 Canal St. .-------- hfa opportunity tb* donkey Bro down for » roll hi the dm*, and the camel, drawing up hfa great joints to hia body, equate regardksely in the way of all cotnern. >- A crowd then gathers, and the track 1* rooD barricaded. Th* scene then grown interesting, and some fine specimen* of modern Arabic ar* scattered to tbe winds. |r ’’Fellow there!” screams Youaef to El W.-ul. "We wish to reach the mo*que b*fare the evening mneatin. Yau will en­ able us to prate* God the more If you will start your camels a litel* out of our way wl allow us to pose by.” "Hold your peace I” screams El Wafl. "Do you not see that the street is crowded. "I see a lot of dull and stupid idlers be­ fore me. Lend me your camel gond, and I will soon give you a lift toward Nazareth.’’ “Take my advice,” cries Ei Wafl. "and go back to Shunem nr Nain, wherever you came from, nnd take my curse with you, for there is bo room for such as you in the crowded city!” » ’ gesticulation and the fierce snapping of eyes, but it is not often tbntnnyotiebburt. St.w=.Coi quite ,h. L.U air - ure, « »« tefactory. Fthel’a bc«n ain’t you?" tbe facroand uamre. A Manitoba correspond"^Smaro yoothfal pn^K-ctivebrother in-law began, j ent tell- tbi> anecdote of the O1d Man. u "Yea." saw! the youth pleasantly. I Sir John wa.-, more or less affectionate!) “Yon have monly fa the bank, haven’t called by friends and opponent* durfaft glut . ■ and might get burled, but now tbe bone* get burted. but not much unite* It Is • contempt all who view clothing from any hard bit. If my Ixmee were burned I should be other stand point." Such a penion would rather tW a atrip of brittle, becanse it would take tbe animal out of me. If I were soaked in a acid I red flannel about tbc throat, pin bls co. : should be limber. Teaaher showed us a together across the chest or wear trousers all tattered aud torn than be seen abroad bone that had been soaked. 1 could bend it easily. I would rather be soaked than in one of those eheap and flashy scarfs burned. Some of my fames don't grow which vulgarity delight* In. He would close to my body, snug, like the branches rather spend n. month fa jail than wear a of n tree, and I um glad they don’t, for If choker collar nnd a red necktie.—Kate they did I could not play leapfrog nnd Field’s Washington. other nice games I know. Tho reason they don’t grow snug to my Man, when driven to dire straita by body Is because they have joints. Joints ta goal things to have in bones. There are hunger, l>iu» often roiuwted to the hideous two kinds. The ball and socket, like my expedient of cannibslyui, and It is not fur shoulder, is best. Teacher showed it to him to affect indignaBfawnttbe umterupume, only it was tlw thigh bouo <>f an ox. lousnros of a marring shark. The imme­ enmity lietweeu and tbe sitalch One end was round, smooth and ■ -whitish. All ’such morial converse gneson amidman much Thnt is the liall end. The other end was on Jami fa even lev, fatter and deep srated hollowed in deep. That is tfie socket, and than that which the scauian cherisbee it oils itself. It is the only machine thnt against the shark. In lids case, however, It fa one sided, everything pointing to the oils Itself. Another joiut Is the hinge joint, like my fact that, so far from having any hostile elbow. It swings back and forth and oils feeling for man, the shark has an excawlve itself. It never areaks like the schoolroom liking for him. (tfaas unjust to charge door. There h another joint, that don’t lhe slwrk with hostility toward man a it seem like a joint. That fa iq the skulk It would be to accuse men of a Ravage unfa mosity against lhe ok or the sheeg. He Is (fen’t-havo uo motion. All my bones pfa togcjher in their right a food-to larc-tten, that is a|l; M(1 man. the places mnks a ekeli uiB. If I tears tray out, tdmo-it unlveesal dcvcxuwr, fa tha lust who or put any ia their wrong plncra, it ain’t is ep'tWd to blame lhe atpirk qyi tbis no Skeleton. Cripples ami deformed poo- groun’d.-rjxmdon SlaudafJ. pl* •don’t have no skeletons. Some uniinalsliare t fad r skeletons on their outalde. I nm glad I ain't them animals, for my From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E. skeleton, like it fa on the chart, would not look well ou my outside.-Popular Science Hurd, of Groton. S. D.. we quote: “Was taken with a bad cold, which settled on my News.____________________ lung*, cough set In nnd finally terminated in consumption. Four doctors gave me up "DoJ-ou mean to tell iud I’m a Hur?” Is saying I could live but a short time. 1 the form generally u.cd iu certain clanses gave myself up to my Saviour, determined of society fa protesting against Incredulity. if: I could not stay with my friends on Occasionally it ban awkward question to earth, 1 would meet toy absent ones above. answer. If a man tells you—the story has My hnsband was advised to get Dr. often been told by professed eye witnesva King's New Discovery for consumption, —that ho has seen Mr. Spurgeon crawl la­ coughs aud colds. 1 gave It a trial, took boriously up bis pulpit stair*, to show bow in all eight bottles; It has cured me and steep and thorny was lhe road to heaven, tliauk God I am now a well and hnarty Und slide gayly down the banisters, to Im- woman.” Trial bottles free at W. H. Sress upm his hearers the dangerous facil- Goodyear’s drug store, regular site, SOc y with which they could go to heli, yon and 81.00. naturally look upon your informant dnbiously, as you do upon the other, also an eye witness, who describes the presence ot Good looks arc more than skin deep, de­ tiie Archbishop of Canterbury nt a prixe pending upon a healthy condition of ell the fight. In both cases your speaking coun­ vital organs. If the liver be Inactive, tenance li«s not been seriously misjudged. you have a bilious look, if your stomach • But there .are many instances in which, Ite disordered you have a dyspeptic look hearing n strShge story, you withhold your and If your kidneys be affected you have a belief, not because you think the teller ot pinched look. Secure good health and the story Is a liar, but from'doubl as to bls you will hare goal Iwks. Electric Biters accuracy or powers of observation. The is the great alterative end. Ugffif acls heroic friend, who struggled for nearly three-qunneni of an hour with a burglar plmphrs. blotches, bo'h and gives a good before help came, you consider a bod judge complexion. Soldf at W. H. Goodycar's of time. The enthusiastic preacher, whose drugatore. We. per bottle. 30) or 3)0 hearers are reckoned at not far I.K.r lift: latter >,.n ten nr or fifteen vt-nr.<lf years uf >11* hfailfe: "in the winter of I8K) Mr; Burkholder, an ^Jtitario mun who had migrated to Mani­ toba io WSU, went to Ottawa on businea*. Fcwof bis old friends recognized him, -be­ cause he bad grown stout, very stout, In fact, 00 the prairie. At the Ridean club "Burk," as he is pop­ ularly cnlied, hail sp&ut several honni reititroducing himself to intimate friends of old, when Sir John entered. Burkholder had been the Old Man's host In a distant part of Ontario for two hours twelve years before, ami had no other personal acquaint­ ance with the premier. Sir John’s eye roved around tbe room and stopped at the Ontario man, to whom ho “Well, Ethel will have something to say instantly went with outstretched hand and about that." “Why, Burk! Had you forgotten mef Ethel's Imau felt, more uncomfortable Glad to' hear of your great luck In .Manito­ than ever. "You twlong to n clnb, don't you?” pur­ ba. I needn't ask bow you are. Plain enough you’ve gone west to grow up with sued the self possessed urchin. the country.” • "And you expect to belong to it after you The Iroquois’ Legend at Creation. are married to Ethel J” The Iroquois have a legend ot their own “L Kupposeso.'' ••Well. Ethel will have something to say describing the creation. In the past drop water covered the earth. Tho air was filled about th.it." w . Ethel’s beau was growing red Itf* the with birds and monsters were in posses­ sion -of the waters, when a t?eautiful wom­ face. "You play billiards, don't you?” con tin an was seen falling from the sky. Then ued the boy. huge ducks gathered in council and re­ “Yes, soinrtimca.” solved to meet tlds wonderful creature and "And you rxpretto play sometimes after break the force of her fall. So they rose, you are nsarric-d to Ethel f’ and with pinlou oveylaping pinion united­ ‘T do." j ly received the burden. Then the mon­ “Well, Ethel it ill -liave something to say sters of the deep also gathered in council about that.” to decide which one should hold this celes­ leas than ....... 1.000, ..w-v, yon do not regard os aa "Look here, my young friend,” said the tial being and protect her from the ter­ AwnluornOtbul-roalbliab,I. low. In bin Ilia estimates pst imBtM of nf numbers. iitimlutra. You 1 on are sro recre*. exasperated lover. "I’ve got an important rors of the waters, but nine was able ex­ in eBgagement which I forgot. I’m going to cept a giant tortoise, who volunteered to ommendtil to look at a picture or.-read a attend to it. You tell Ethel Fye goue aod endure this weight upon his back. There book that is mere rubbish; the friend'who see what .die has to say al»oi:y that.” She was gently placed, while he, constant­ told you that it was spnefexcellcnt was ly increasing in size, soon becamen large not a willful deceiver, out he had no taste. island. —AU tbe Year F.jund. Twin boys were after n time brought The long, bales rzn the Wkde tf the cat’s forth' by the woman—one tbe spirit of face are organa of touch. They are at­ good, who caused the malice, fruit and _o "There arc u great many particulars in tached ton lied of 'fine glands nnier’thu txicco to grow; theotber the spirit<u evil, which Chicago is ahead of New York," re­ akin, nnd each ot these long hairs lacon- Who Created ,t he weeds aud a‘j vermin. marked n Western lady who had been out nrvtii! with the nerves of the lip. lhe From that lime the world 'steadily in­ •hopping nil tbe afternoon among the big slightest contact of- these whiskers with creased in size, although occasional quak- retail stores. "In th* Aral place, all the any surrounding object Is thus fait most ings were felt; causvrf by tbe efforts of tho Ijest shops iu Chicago have large reception distinctly by the animal, although tha noaster tortofa to stretch himself.— rooms for ladies. Some of tbea* are ele­ hairs themselves are insensible. They Wafa’JhJtou SVar. stand.out on each’ side of the lion ns wej! (Nipcr, envelopes and pens and ink, where as on tha common cat. From point to , . a lady can write-notes or onlers or figure point they are equal to th^ width ot the Eli Perkins I ikes to repeat Bob Burdette's 1 on her purchases. There are comfortable animal's body. story of the clergyman illustrating patience | ohnirs. sofas aud reading mutter If sbe If we Imagine, therefore, a lion stealing Iwfoj* a class. He says: has to wait for soniebo«ly, There nre luxuthrough a covert of wood in an imperfect -When I asked Mr. Rnrdette to tell me . r*0UH toilet rooms. One hag toilet light, we shall*at once Ser the use uf t hese long hairs. They indicate to him through just exactly how it occurred, he stood np ! rooms in whit* marble, divided into com•the nicest feeling any alwtaclc wldch mar m» as to be ready for a violent gesture and P'-rttnenta big enough to take a both in or । dress for a ball. All of these reception present itaeff to the pMuigr of Lis btalr; said: "It was one hot summer afternoon when j rooms have frets telephone connections, lbby prevent the rustling of temglis and le n-es, which would giv„ wnrning^to bis th* air was full of sunshine am! singing J district messenger and telegraph calls. there nre any such accommodations ] prey if lie were to attempt to pass too clo«. birds and buzzing insect .< Our dear old I ■ clergyman—I can see him now—was telling J ^or i-‘dica in New York Idon’t know where tn n bush, and thus in conjunction with thi' soft cushions of hia feet, nnd tbe fur us boys Bow we should never get excited, j l^ey nre. Another thing—for women jvlih " 'Boys.'lie said, 'you should alwnvs >x> small children there nre nurse rooms with ttj-on which lie treads—the claws never coming fa contact with the ground-they patient—you never should lose yonr tem- < »f-aida in attendance. A woman can leav* ennbln him to move toward'liia victim with pera-never let yonr angry passions rise. I *ltr children here in the morning and shop a-tillness even greater than tliat of the' You should never swear, or get angry or • till «fay if she wants to nnd <at!J for her baby sunkc, which creeps along the grass .tud is excited. 1 never do. 'Now, to illustrate, । when she gets ready to go home. You can not pproeh-wt pntil It &. colled around iu boys,’ pointing upward, 'you see that little I'1-'*1 check )our faiby, so to speak, as you X be sure it is well “ would an umbrella, an<> prey. JB thia evolution or design?—Na­ fly on my nose. A good many wicked, “ worldly men would get angry at that flv, taken care of.”—New York Herald. tional Barber. but I dont.' '“What do J do?’ '“Wily, iny children, I simply say gn A discovery Has been made by railroad Fussy Man (hurrying into newspaper clerks in Pittaburg regarding the saving away ily—go away—nod— Gosh blast it! office)—I've lost my spectacles somewhere of lend pemdfa. This will I* n m i^,, It's a waspF ” Itnd I want- to .-ulrertfee for them, but I to Uiuae who uro conUnuallv using excan’t are to writo without them, you know. pletM-s and Ifarrowing pocketknives on Cleantfaff the Pipe Ural*.. . Advertfalng.Clcrk (likely to be business account of the frailty of good, soft lend fa write the ad.. pipo ’toes which con- ttt&naggr $um«* day)—I will „u, wn M5 uj B aa a pfacil. I_“i,''dclphla and New York with' tbe । for yon, Mr. Any marks on them? KtyomiwliluM npbl M-rtdn, oil regions tea very ingenious matter. The Fussy Man—Yes, yes. Gold rinirned, to Mlm i-n-l.n. » p,„dl- |lut crude petroleum, in passing through the lenses different focus nnd letters L Q. C. ‘J1* topnUHc lip-bt far by wbleb Pipe*, leaves a waxydeposit on the aides, on Inside. Insert it three timesA won, if allowed to accumulate, wonk' , Advertising Clerk—Yes, sir. iFire dolb'u "“d Su d,-'rk’ soon fill them nnd check the flow of oil. To i Mr*, please. about a era )n lbo [„ncll blu| prevent this a clever spiral contrivance of ! Fussy Mnu—Her* it fa. Jtmves fa forced through the pipes with the ' Advertising Cl«k—Thanks. It gives Th.Idea fa pra-n-a a «,(t wndl t0 on from the pumping station, cutting out me, sir, great pleasure, very great pleasure, faim ? '• “•*"! arUele aod place tbe wax aud effectually cleaning the pipe. , to inform your, sir, that your spectacles them In n ),r ,4 ; u(1 Aliow ,. liiereare nowabotu half a dozen pipe lines ' are on top of your bead. 011 ■koronSy between the oil fields aud tidewater, nnd 1 Fussy Man—My ataral So they are. fatrnieate.,vK, partlde o( the lm *^^*Peir^u4hi» way.—Phifadel- Why didn't you say so before? pni^-Kecord. . | Advertfalng Clerk—Business beforeplea*­ «ea‘i.',bk"f * '’tooinp tbo otlo-. m . . '—~, ure, you know.—New York Weekly. “ ,h'-“'n» tioai inatlna It faupi, Ths Pint Auatralian 11*11 nt. ______________ ni,a.l„„ tonn,: „r> X I ^V-Ot r** aret ^rodoccd Into Rome A T.rrlbta Problem, nlL?”!1 »'toary pooell fal0K real L^*T,« Thto WO tba Th” »« a big city fa beyond a sort of womfan nfara rbe vo?:r the comprehension of .the majority of peo - meot.-Purjbtirff Dfepatcb. on which the names of nil the candiiburo peoplo sbould starve to death in • town were scratched. He mode holes In the wax !Lk“,N"W. b“l "w"n" Iu the mln, without au umbrella, but with a stick the silver handle of which fa th* thing at nil probably notch tbe ea«y ualiO.Runi;-.n. the profirasor’s pale face was radiant hk the fit*c ofgod, and iu whore lie popular government took a long sleep, to extremity by hunger they could easily 'Fe* thr cotmteliatlooa nro captive. He had wa>..,luIe V?” m. ballot till ritleo to David M. s<OQe Mfajut bis dls- K>r "’al n,w ®au’r forbf',|oo»« and had ----------------- ____ 1 that such relief is not. always available aud dared to hope for the courteous reply, Uncut uiiuk Houks and rni-xt, Friend* ! lhere nre umbT people who prefer to die , aim wng him to fake a caveat, which be ■ Mr. Laboucbere was vhiting a parvenu, rather than lt*g nt the dnura of thes* taut receive!. He itqs spent tu> much places. B fa a problem that centnric* have who had n very exclusive library of tbe •ta Ufa fa trauskiting Pinder and 2&»newest Itookn. Labottcliere had taken failed to solve, but it fa terrible nnrertbeIs that !■ m ..... « __ i» that ilie is h In, .'-tRiQger everywhere, j*’,’ laas.—Blakely Hall in Brooklyn Eagle dun *o fangaage utmraain ttmlmtuod utul*r*t<wwi only «r,i„ by msn down one of these volumes, which had never knovfa the paper knife. The par­ “• "•Un venu said. "Ah, you mm?, I am Mtrrottmtal rhe long bandied beater, made of rattan by my friendsr pointing to the book*.' ■‘Yaa," replied Lalwuchero, "and J aui glad which nearly every housewife uae» to beat YUe Proper KmUHiL hur furs and ruga, has not cscapad th* <lecTho Hosteta (to vtaltor)-! wm pricing a -one*that, you haven’t, cm themyat.'* . oratlve mauln. It ia gilded or painted with P,i,r.0! at Horus’s tuday. san Francisco Argon.-inL enamel imtotH, and acnrei th* wide end fa 11 cou Ida's find auy to my taste. ahirred a good siaed pock.1 of silk. Arifa fall Sm—PIMM don’t got them Uks bon bow of the rotor of th* silk poekM fa • dmwc through tbe rml »f th. handle. The ilrl to He Avoided”—— you?’’ ' “And fc’a iu your own name, ain’t ill” “Yr,.'’ “And you expect to k**P U I” y°ur OWD name after you’re married to Ethel?'’ "Wnli-ar-yei” - “Well. Efaul Will have something to say about that.” Etliel'a Issau began to feel uncomfortabl«’ “You smoke, dou't you?” continued tho Inqnfaitor. . “Vest n little.’’ •’And you expect to smoke after you nn. married to Ethel?” »UCB 1> ■> R A m > CWM1»«>. Th. be« nlr. lo iho world toreuu. ■__ .,...... >____ _____ •____ bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ ly cures piles or no pay required. It fa guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 35 cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist Mining Captain Jantes Taylor, of Red Jacket-, fell down No. f. rock house steps at tbe Centennial mine Saturday evening, ills neck >as broken and he died in­ stantly. These plifagantly are scientifically compounded, ap;>oii>£cd. There nre aud uniform In action. No griping pain so commonly following the use of pill#. They are adapted to both adult-- and chil­ dren with perfect safety. We guarantee they have nn equal In the cure of sluk headache, constipation, dyspepsia and Wtekiy. SSr’.:?:;::::’ Route* Rhcumatlcm. t Mr. Charles Lawrence, of Ashland. Neb. The Niagara Faile Route.’f desires that sufferers from .-beumstlam • should know his experience with S. S. S.. | «uu.n., |i;!Sx£afealft desks with under date of July 27, 1891. nnd writes that he was n^great sufferer from acute rheumatism for more than six months, i kahtwasd. ,fa.m lp.» ip.m.|njn.|a.m. Him XUS . ..................... 1 1 «| a,!*| « 36|1L!S| X3) He had quite a number of physicians to treat him. and also tookxatber medicines, stat ions. IX»j 15 i * I >r without any permanent benefit A friend Saginaw’s building permits for last year foot up nearly $000,000. KIRK’S TIME table. lo effect June yi. ty. -Nowlalbe winter of our ufacontent made Stations. glorious summer" b> Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. This wonderful medicine w invigoratM the systein au«l enriches the blood that cold weather be­ xotrrn. comes positively eijuyablc. Artic explorets Kalamazoo Ar... East Cooper Lv.. would do well to rawkt-'Zfake ot this. -- - lUcnW Jnnc t. Mrs. Adeline Merkel, aged fl& wkp had resided tn Ypsilanti over 50 years, died Delton directly on timae vltjl (ugaus. Cures Cloverdale there yesterday ot tbc grip. Shultr.................... Indigestion! Miserable! Take Brecbam’s Hastinos........... pills. Coats Grove The Quincy mine at Hancock’ pioduccd Woodland........... d.4i:i tons ot copper ore last week. . Whooping couch. croupXwe throtL sudden Lansing Detroit., colds, and lung troutdes peculiar to children, are cosily controlltd by promptly administer- .1 ♦ Nns. 5 and a will not carry passengers unless Ing Ayer'S Cherry Pietoral. Thfa remedy fa provided with freight train pcrroltal train.* will be run at ifie raurenieuce safe to take, certain in Its artion. a-.<l adopted j'of Freight :be ocenpany. who reserve tbe rtabl to cliange to al. constitutions. the time of such trains without noUer. F. Bran. OenT Manngrr. James Heffernan, fanner, mar Unadilla, has been mysteriously missing '.wu whole weeks. Sold by W. Vi by Suffer w ttli the Remedy at Hand. Gentlemen: I have been n great suffljrtr from sciatic rheumatism for five years. A portion of that time have been oonflni .l to my bed. Have been treated by the best physicians without relief. I am now taking lhe fourth liollle of Hib­ bard's Rheumatic Syrup and firmly believe it will work a'permanent cure, it acted upon the liver nnd regulated my kidneys mid digestive organs Immediately, and has done me more good already than all the other medicines 1 have ever taken. I cheerfully recommend thia medicine. Mbs. Ai.tiia Hehbingtox. Altona. Mleh. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, Prepared only by Tbe Charles Wright Medicine Company, Itetroit. Mich. ChiciM, K&hn&ufl I Sagifiiw NHL Wlnslow’M fax-UsiMg S) run lias been u-rd Stations. for children teethlnx It soothes the child, softens the gums, mlai* all rain, cures wiud colic, and is the best remedy for diarrtara. Twenty-five cent* a boate. Sold by all droggteta * NOBTH. throughout the world. Kalamazoo Lv... £m>t Conraw. Mian Ijoulsa 1’lckand?. We of tbe well RiehlandJuncl. known Cleveland mine owner, diet! at the Cressey homo of her daughter. Mrs. Goodwin. Iu Milo Dalton .................. Marquette, on Saturday, aged Stt. Cloverdale....... Shultz The brat medical aothorlt'M »ay the proper . hh............ way to trext eatarrb fa to take a ion>tllu«onal Hastix remedy, like Houd'p tUraapanlfa. Coals Grove........ Attachment judgwenl* have been taken Woodland against the Huron mining company. In the Woodburv Fi« V. L. Jb circuit court of Huron couuty. nggicgallrig $198,554.95. used only four buttles, which cured him sonnd and ndl. iie recommends it to all who suffer from rheumatism. Rheumatism The grip Is making sad work in Sagi­ has been conceded to be a trouble in- tho naw. Or 11 deaths <m Saturday eight are blood, and we have numbers of reports charged to lhe disease, directly or Ittdi- from tbe most reliable people In thecountry nxtly. that it has cured tbe must aggravated cases. We certainly recommend every* sufferer to Nothing ndds so much to a person's ap­ send for our treatise on b’ond and skin pearance iu» a fine, thick (trad of hair of diseases, which will be untiled free. Ad­ even color, and to auure this use onlv dress. Uall's Hair Reuewer. Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta. Ga. -■ cel any other preparation. In Goodyear. dwta “a Jr”Pi”1 ' Dr. S. A. Johnson, well known Muskegon physician, contracted bl«aal poisoning while attending a patient and bls physi­ cians say he cannot recover. PBOHATK OIHlBIt. State of Mieblmu. County of Barry—m At a *e»»lon of tbe I’rofiste Court for the County of Barry, holdcn at tie Probate (Wflce. incite city of Hsstlnes. In tald ruunty. on Thursday*, the 17th flay of Dr umber, fa the year one thousand eight liuDdreo tad ninety one. Present, Charles W. Anistrong. Judge of Probate. In Hie matter at the estate ©f Hiram Forb»s. deceased. On reading and filing tbe petition duly veri­ fied, of Irvin S. Forbes, son a( said deceased, prai Ing that administration ofreidrstate may­ be granted lo said pctlwer or ‘some other suitable j»er»on. Thereupon it Is ordered. tlui Tuesday, the U)th day of January. A. D.lwu. at ten o'clock m the forenoon. M asMgued fortbe Hearing ot Mid petition, and that the heirs st law ofsalddcceascd. aud all other persons Interested In said estate, are required to rnq'TOr at a session of said court, then to be boldro at the Probate office. In the city of Hastings, In said county, and show ranre. If any there be, why the prayer of lhe petitioner’ may tot be granted. And It fa farther ordered, that said petitioner give notlre to the persona Interested in said rotate, of the pendency of said petgfon, and the hear Ing thereof by causing a copy of this order to bepuollatisd In tbe HastIXOB Bank ku a news paper printed and circulated in said County of Barn- once fa each week for three successive weeks previous tn raid day ot hearing. CHABLXB \V. ABMSTRONn, 1 Judge of Probate. PROBATE ORDER. State ot Michigan, County of Barry—st. At a artMan of ilia Probate Court for th* County ot Barry, bidden at tbo Probate office, la lhe City ot Butinas. In said county, on Sat­ urday tbe IMh day of December In the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety on*. l’robrt?t‘ Chljrlei W' *nMl,rt'n&* Jodge ot In the matter of the estate of George Moore, On reading and filing ths petition, duly verifled, ot Phrbe L Moore, widowot .said deceased, praying that admlnHtritteu of raid estate mar suitable C^iS^Uf,n’r“t S,Kn,X or 10 !M,nw sr-aftri Basting*. . >1 A Glt.i.MAN. t*rxod Agent. Hartings. HETllOIT. LANSING & NORTHERN u K.t I LBO.il>. Leave Grand*Itaplds tor. >I7jr<F» w. Detroit aod EAst Lansing Howell Lowell .... slum...,........................... at.«oufa............................. ttaglaaw...................... 1 . . :i 3SI4 7:15a. iu. mn* through to Detroit with partor car; seat*. cents. ■ 1.-00 p. m. ha* through parlor car to Detroit: reat-v. 25 cents. 5:45 p. m, runs through to Detroit with parlor car. M5»ts 25 cents. 7;0fl a. in. has parlor car to Saginaw; »e«ts25>.-. For tickets and information apply at Union ticket office. «J7 Monroe 8L or Union station. Gao. DbHavxx. Geti l Pass. Agent. CHICAGO & WEST V MICHIGAN Ry. i.» GrandKapldsfor.. A. V.|pTM.iP. it.|P. if Chlesgo..;..................... u 00 112 tofail Si...,. 1 ndiaiutnola........................... Jri2 0) I.... Benton Harbor............ t 2 oo|»12 <.... sziaK".-. Ludington . Big Itaplrfs. tWeck days. •Everyday. «Except Saturday, a. m. ha* through chair car to Chicago, lo extra charge for seals. 12 M p. tn. runs through to Chicago solid with Vagetr btifletear: seats 5o cents. »:np. «n has through tree chair carlo Manh- Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - Mich. C-A/FTT-A-Tj $76,000.00 SURPLUS W.d5o.W. Thereupon It Is ordered, that Friday the isth day of January. A. D.. Ihk at ten o’clock In SOAP ALAHMYSgAF.mEUDWUTUY. i at th* Probate oL lu said musty. and offtcxbb: President; n. w.b DI’-ECTORS; , Cartier. �enough for a time. Ax he grew better [ Ing iu—and there^ad Imen time for you he wondered » little if Dona Zarifs was to die comfortably on the mountain aide it the hacienda; br.t no uua had men- —that a mozo wtui sent back to look for tinned her name. and. had his interert I you. He found your mule loose on the been much keener than it wax. he would ■ roxd. and prw*-u:ly met wy meaeengtr still haw felt that it wa, not fitting for [ yn bis way to olitain a doctor and report him to make any inquiry cn the subject. Bnt iu fact bis intereat wax not very keen: and, aJlhougb the idea of meeting her was a pleus;mt prospect, he would . BY CMR1STIAH RHD- CHAPTER V’LL OISTK ENJOYS Both’the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys­ tem- effectually, dispels colds, h- adaches and fevers ani^ cures habitual constipation, fyrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro­ duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ ceptable to tho stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial tn its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and 81 bottles by all leading drug­ gists. Any reliable druggist ^who may not have it on hand will pro­ cure it promptly fbr any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute, CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAM FBAXCI8C0. CAL. LOUlSYlUf, KY. AfW YOSK. H.Y. MOKTGAGKSALg. ' On the ukty day of Mxv, A. I». 1* *90. f’hlnex* D. Farkvr xml Mtrtba l*.«ra« r. lifa wife, tiwirtKiigrtl to A. H. Avera ail that rertain olren or pxrrel.of land, situate In the city of liMifag*. In tbr county of Barry ami rtate of Michigan, and described ax folio*v. tn wit. la»t twoi.* ot block eightneJi (fa) In Hit* vavteri) addition lu tho village, uowcity.-ot ll.ist'ngM. county ol Barry and stale of Utichlzai:. ncronllng to recorded Plat thereof. Said mortgage wa». on th.« tl»t .day at May. A. D. i*». rvo-nlrd In tbe office <if the reghter of de-4s far the county of Harry, in tho Mtate ol Mlchfaan fu liher thirty four (31) of martZ'Mn on faice One hnnd».*d anuefahty »even (1W». Sx'.d mortKaxt* w»« on lhe 2l.*t day of Mav Iff-x) auliined l>v laid A II. A)ny«to Henry I. Newton, which laid a*\l«n.i»eut was oh the Sixt dav ot May. v. 1>. 1-!P, dnl|d*eonfed In axl<1 regblrr'M in ifaer thirty six .JU) ol mortKage<i on pace forty twa <42). Bald |uortjta«e «u« on tlw tTlti oavnf.Izuuarr, A D. HPI.OmIkuO'I bv Mbl Henry I.. Newton lu Stuart. Knappen & Weaver. whlch'Mldnvtcntnent nta<an lh«.*'th day ot .Mav A. ». le i. duly records! :s* aalil rex1«ter*x uttl-c, In liber thirty oir. of n-ortcazts. on pijrv one ■ hundred and sixty nine 11W). IMatili hai bren.inwle In tho condition of said Uiortxxgc. Tbjnx* fa now due. an t ummld on aaij mortage-tue bttndrvd and fifty four dollar, and ’nlrty eight nentM tor |>nn«-ii»:»t tbereofaild intorrat thereon No proreoHnifM at law or ia equity have been Inrtlmt.-.t to re­ cover »ald num of money, or any part thereof. Notice fa hereby elven, that by virtue of the power of sale tt-ntMiued in rah) inortirncr. and in purat»u;c*< of th>- sutnte lie such rase made ana provided, tbe prcini-sVu>iov-« and In said mortnuw deMcritHMl, or •» nfach thereof r.m may be necewvarv, will be sold at public vendue to the hfabtet bidder, at the north iroi.t door of fhecmirt bou*e, in the city ol Hastings, Barry county. Mlchlxao. that being the place of hoi<l1BK the Vlreutt Cixirt for said county.) on the bird day of January. A. I). IWrt. at io o'clock of lhe forenoon of said day. to ratbfy tbe amount then due on said mortgage, together with all Itwal costa. Inclndlng Uir atlonicj's fee of fifteen dollar*, provided in raid mortgage and by the st. into tnr r-to I'ertalnlnz. Dated October -Tib, I* I. Eb.TOWERJ’ NO. 35.‘ ALWAYS THE SAME J™ ALWAYS THE BEST 5< CIQAR • “flow are frelinq bxlny. Mr. Dcr. iccntf' "It fa worth a journey to the Sierra . Mud re to >ec Mirnflores." said a gentle* man in the < 'ityof Mexico, ninny months ufter tliiji. to Derwent. The latter agreed with the sentiment before having, heard it, and rulelenl on his own necoufjt tluit it was weD nigii worth a bulled in the shoulder. wfl« n; a week after tbe acci­ dent be lay on a couch near ion open window with nil enchanting picture be­ fore his eyes. Through tlse arches of n gallery be­ yond ho looked out over the great plain that rolled awny like a verdant lien from the foot of tlie slojie on which the hacienda stood; stretching in level ex­ panse for miles, until it melted into blue, magical dfatanev. Nothing wus allowed to obstruct this glorious view, with its ,limitless turquoise sky above, its shift­ ing shadows (piling here, aod there, nnd .the wonderful sense of vast <^nce, of boundless freedom nnd all thocondilions of a wild, romanthi, patriarchal life which these immense tablehia«lsx>f Mex­ ico sugga-t. • ' Ah bo Jay In the pleasant weakness tliat fullow.H tlie cessation of fewr and ptdn, Derwent felt as if he could never wmrv uf the wide, marvekitui scene; But if ho did. he had only to turn his’’ head a little end there was a gHikpse at one .*ddo of a ph usance that recalled the b«*autiful huertas which ho bad Keen and admired at Tacnbaya. near the city of Mexico. Like these* the grounds of MirafloM were half garden, half park, but, as be learned later, were far more pic­ turesque and extensive than anything at Tacubaya. MAinwhile bis immediate siirronr.dings were ph-alant enough to have satis­ fied any but the most wandering fancy. The apartment in which he fofind him* self was large and airy, with flour of shining tiles, frescoed ceiling and deli­ cately iMiiuted walla. The furniture was simple, but very graceful—a bfxlstead of polished bnus, a pretty toilet table of French pattern, a center table qjxo French in design, the slender, curving CompriMltjf the firm of htuart. Kaappen & legs of which were faithfully reflected Weave**. M«*xnre<i of mortgage. 8TC 4HT. & Knaitrx. a in the glistening floor, while on it stood Atturaeys far MsJknees « mortjnuft*. abowl of xpleudid roses. The couch on yliich he lay was covered with pretty j^chintz. as were also two or three ensy । chairs: ruga were scattered over the floor. nnd on a small T^blc beside him was a crystal dish heaped with oranges. Three immcuaeywinddws, opening on the gal­ lery alre^Ty mentioned, gave light and air to the room; while on the oilier side tho double door opened on a court, which, with its oriental arches and brightly frescoed walls, its tropical plants nnd fountain, delighted Derwent’s eye whenever he obtained a glimpse of it But there had been days after his ar­ rival when not even these picturesque surroundings hod power to charm him— when, indeed, be had hardly been con­ scious of them. After the painful opera­ IN THE tion of extracting the ball from bis shoulder he had been partially delirious from fever and weakness, and had seen ax in a dream the people around him. Ro was not certain whetbef "he had CUANCKRV SALE. really seen or only imagined Fernandez In pursuance ot and by virtue of on order and standing by him once, regarding him decree nt tbe eirvtilt cmirc for the county ut Barry, In Chaubery, In th-- Ktxle of Micbliran. with a look in which he bail felt that ma le and d tiefl on I be uliilh day o( EebniAry. there was little, real compassion. But A. I>. l«l. m ale-rtain am*- Uwr-inapendlog. wherein )L Cook It oMiiplalnant and be had never any doubt when tho hand­ WUlfatn Z'isahnitt, John Zowbnltt, sq! some, kindly face of his host bent over . Gottlieb Zuxnhrillt are ■Irfeodantx: Not­ aw fa brr-by Elven ihxt I *b.MI veil him: and presently he began to know i public an- lion to Dip highest bidder. '*n equally well n delicate brown counte­ Btlurdav. tliuAlxth «tay uf February. A. I>. INS. at ten o'clock In the forenoon at the north front nance, with gentle ilark eyes iin<| masses tfbur nf the Court H«m*e. In th* Citvof Haafltura. of black, curling hair, which Ulonged ' County of Barry and StAto nf Mlebi«Mn. (raid Court HotiMe being Hi- r»l*ce for bolding the cir­ to tlie deft, noiseless attendant detailed cuit court for Mid County of Hurry) the fallow­ for 'his seryice^Ax he grew better he ing described property. »o wit: All tbnee ccriaili pfacra ar pxreHs of I anil sit­ foupd tliHT Ramon necdetl only a glance uate. lying and fad ng hi the C ninty of Barry or a gesture to nndershuMl and fulfill his and Ki ale of Michigan, known and ar*crlt>e<i as wants. And so willingly, with so much follows to wit: All tbar part of ttie north east qn r«er of <be north wmt quarter, and Coat part gracious charm of manner, was this ser­ of the east twenty-five acre< of la »l off and from vice rendered that Derwent, when he tne «<de>.t tue wext fractional half uf north west quarter. I; Imr oo tl» uorth or northerly placed his arm around the offered side of the htlfa Tlioruappe nvrr. containing shoulder to raise himself, felt as if he touched an affectionate friend rather off and from the west Hide of the west fracdnial than a servant. half of the north we<t qnarter. a’l on ,ectlou The soundneas of his constitution soon ehrhtarn and emiUUnfav In all »Kty enht snet k» too acres, be the sarin* more or Ibm ; Also the asserted itself. The fever yielded after ea t ten arm f land off an i from the e.ut side s few days, and the wound began to heal of tbe south wet qtiaiUr at the south west quarter of section seven; All in town four in a satisfactory manner. But he was north, range seven west. exceedingly weak, and it was only with Dated. Hastlnn. Mich.. Dre 2J. IRSi. Aiziszn E KK.x«rroM. RiimonV imsistonce that be could walk Circuit <M«irt Commissioner, from his bed to the couch by the window, Barr) County. Mich. 8xmi Si Coixjbovx. where he hail now lain for two days, in­ Solicitors for CotnplalnaqL haling tbc freshsdelicious air as it came to him over leagues of Kpace. and feast­ ing his g7ixe on the wide, beautiful NOTICE FOB HEARING CLAIMS. State of Mtehlgnn. County of Barry—sm. reene. With returning strength camh a N.rtee la lierrhy given. that by an order of tbe Probate Court firr lhe County of Barry deep rense of gratitude for the wonder­ ful chance which had thrown Imn into each kindly hands; and brought him to ilo"» tn nr <■! Samuel this charming plade. It is not to be rnppoMsl that among ire rvqalrrd to on—nt theft- claim* U»aaM t-htmenta cf pleasure srur.nd him he ig­ or beiore H e 4 t> «fay <>l June iw<», nored the prolskbilfty of seeing again tbe * 4 th<t >*ueh .-lalixv wl»1 he I'imoI !>• f«>ra s*M Uautiful fac<lhat bad so attracted him rt»urt, <x> p'rhhy. lb- 4 I. day of Xfarrtj in the Alumnlauf Mexico and the pbtu of Uuadalajkra. But illness dal fa all ’’ 5H0KE*‘ *<’ im 11 A SONG OF SALVATION, ■-ES3ON II, FIRST INTER- । to lhe authorities what had occurred." । Derwent smiled alijhtly. “I certainly ' owe no th.%nka to Bettor Fernandez for | my present .safety." be sard. “I shall be not have been very much disappointed ■! very glad if you will show me seme way bad thia anticipation uot Veen fulfilled. • by which this affair m:ty bo thoroughly While he was lying wondering i liW* । Hfred. I am more thou ever rmxioua --------knuw to whern am indebted bow be should communicate the news <M.now ------ “to *— — *------**— * I — Ufa accident to his mother, tho door softly fur this"—he toncbqtl lifa shoulder. •It i* a dlfficnh. affair to sift." taid the opened, and Ramon entered. He was a slender, handsome young fellow, with other thoughtfully. “I will, however lithe Indian form well set off by tight * e Barrera aud get him’ to coins and fitting trousers and short jacket He talk to yen. SMcehing i _ II; the «uv of a wore enndnls on hix feet and moved si.'W may Ire elkitfal. It is unfortunate noixelessly across the floor. “Don Mau-1 <iW’. hlr enmity to Frrunndex with rerixio, seuor,” he said, “wishes to know if ‘ I'gnri'. to the btieua E*|s*ranxa t* well I known: and it te doubly unfortunate you feel ablo to ew him." The question had been asked so often •l;o«d have have pone pone to to thennine thennine ia In • J that ire •howM before thnt Derwent was perfectly famil- that reddcps manner." iar with it, and he afiswered in the for*1 should like.” mid Derwent, "to mula that he had learned, “Certainly.' know between <<<•■•*, the V <4, true ... Wstate W. . < ‘of << the caar V* • ’ * 4Beg Don Maurixio to cuter.” II r'nn.tudex r'rtn.iudex and himself Can Can you tell tell it tu tc me? uxeF Ramon smiled approvingly, moved a 1 it ” deep armchair armchair near nror the the conch, conch, and and then, then, | ;In a few wunls." wa* the reply Per* deep . . —•Per* Distress uei After Eating S I. “In that day shall tbfa song he sung In lhe land of jiuuui Judah We nave axtronx uiiwmuaui ] city: salvation will God appoint for walla MHtj bulwarks." Tin*. Hkr chapter xil. B.m be ofi* of Israel'* .nlHennfalaouga, See ' (he pbrnM “that day” srre.; times beewoeo ; xxlv nIM1 xxrH. 13, and nr.te its conneo Uooc Especially obaerve- xsiv,xxvfi.113, and you cannot fail to i*e the reference to faraelfa nMtonnlon and glory In roniing I ^ya, now pcrl.apx very near. “The uame । nhe dly from U1Mt dMJ. „haH lwtbe ^haii not .... be pluck*! up, nor 11 j, nJerv.’-' -r ... I thrown down any more farerer." The . l/ml will be uuto her n wall of lire round about, and the lu ... the mhLx of her. .... glory ... I He He will I* be ber her »tr>uzth strength ami and MtlraUoa Miration (K«k*- ’xlrlH »• Jrr Jef MX| “’*•*40 **• Z*uh '*• ,rKxek '/’J!1'* ®* ‘S 5 . ।Iwi . <he .... Hgb(roUM txrtJte. bxnunes neaaocac, and. refresbu the mind. MeffiOMCne “ I have fa vn troubled with dyspepsia. X asd but Utils appetite, and what I dll eat distressed me, or did nearx MtUe ex:iw x burn would have a faint or tirod. all-gone feeling, as though I had not t-stae nry bwtlxcM, painting. Last ftaur Rixia* 1 to.k Hood s Bar. sapar'.ra. r-Idch did me an titOmacn uppeilte. ..ml my food replied aad «Ui«*ed the craving I hail previously experlun—d.* Gkobge A. I'jmk, Warertowa, Mau. Hood’s Sarsaparilla retiring, returned after a moment, ush* n-inuet. as you may imagine from Sold by all drug-^m. pt. da tat gL Fnpni only from tne tne i1 nallon keepvth the irmb may enter ering in the tall, stately form of hi! character of the man. te the pliant tool In." Tbix fa the rigUleoux nation of Isa. by C. I. HOOD t CO. ApodieearleaLoweH, Xaa*,. master. I of'tbe corrupt effiemia with whom Mexico I Ix 21. Jer. xxxi. 84 Th* nation shall be IOO Doses One Dollar "How ore JVU you feeling today, Mr. There is nn tranaaution so ... fn- IM.ru UUW IUV LVU«; , — ... is enrsed. ai.V.V ...... ~ V..S fa.ru III nt UIIUV. once, limr their iur|u.vj Inkiufay pui^vi purged IU iu.one Derwent?" asked that gentleman with • fmriuru that lie fa not ready to serve as |.y; for they shall look upon tbelr long ~Van .. K.. ...1 . 1. . . ........ a. .1 . .. ■ a a , ra. ■ a ■ — • I • ■ i, ■l.l.l I . r. H.. , karaa/a't*. iJ.Wrt.Ml IT I 1 1 (wfl0.fl I I •• M 11 71 I I f-flfllfill Ufa cordial smile aa ho crossed the room and ’ an iiotrament In it. and he has therefore ivj««trtl King when He shall come In Hi* nnd o glory favt, Hi,9,i sat down tn the arranged IWl for UllU. him. j■ «1, *n III.IHCLIC influence <UIV altogetheront of {■■V^V...VW proportion fpower all UUW l> 111 1UU chair UUalU^VU pVU.VI V. -------- ------------- (Ira. • • 8;• Z«h. ' *i anfsnrry -for ••I anPanrrv to be rather ruther Jato bitn in in making makitid 1io a tris tii« real r.-nl importance itiinurtjim-e — fur men mm tear fear xil. in. *.nl. li Tbe city Mlmll br a city of fa* Inquiry, innnirv but hnt tbe tho doctor dnrtnr gave lui'h m irno<l . him rut 1 ■ xr ter the a good hini .is .is itIt is is in in hitinuii human nature nature to to fear fear i। '■•’nth. for the tx <■ Kuiu (Zech. rill. H; Im. Ixy. Id). As to report of you this morning and I have { those who have nn almost unlimited ( apetiinu tbe gatex nt Is* axiv. 7-Hk exrill. been far out on the hacienda today. My power to tnjura He has grown rich ’ „uu ....................... ........ ■ 19. nnd note c-trsfully (hr your own non I daughter accompanied me. nnd she is 6C ’ frmu lhe bribes ho has received, both 1' < >.m K_« ns nf of Glory enter (Rev If*-... ttlnrr longing hinirfa-r to Jo •nv^.r tHftf devoted to tiding that we made a circuit' fryin thore who have something to dread. 1;iii. a: 20). *»• " of at least thirty milex." , I ami those who have much tn gain, from I 3. •‘Thou wilt keep him In perfect pence, It wax the first time that he had men- the government But Barrera Is one .viitate iniud iMstuycnl on Thee, iweauns be tioned hw daughter, aud Derwent felt a ! man who ba* neither feared nor bribed trUMHh In TtM*.**. The Scrlpturw everycertain thrill vf interest at the name*, but ■' nnu. and. since he te well known a* an whrn*Mpwlk of Israel sAwK’ratloa and fupreceded t(y a tiniw of great ho only replied that lie was feeling muck . ;;nvuui[iro;.ii»ing npponrr*’ of the present imv glory trouble. See vena* 21; also chapters better, and wks. he thought, gaining ’ government, he ha* xniba-ml in conse11.. i^hIi) i, .... * * * on xxxlv. 2S, xxxv. 4. Dan.* xll, I. 2. Matt, strength rapidly. “How .could it be quenef He ..... itiiH been imprisoned xxiv. 21. 29. 30. But however great tbe otherwise," he tulded, "in such delight­ falsi* charges, mnlctad by heavy fines tribulation, either then or now, the ono ful quarter^ nnd with such admirable until Ufa fortune m greatly diminished, wboutniaie in God need never be disturbed, care? I d<» nut know how I ntn ever tc mid iianuMd and jirrsecnte I in innumer­ sml tin* mind that i* »tayrd on Him will express to yon.senor, my deep obligation able ways He is the chief owner >A the have nerfpet peace (P-1 xivi, 1-0. Matt WHY IS for your great kiudnees.** Buena Ei>]v*ranza, and on this Fernandez XXiV, 6; John xiv, I, 27. art, Ifl). 4. “Trust ye In the laird forever, for In “The kfadneM on my -part fa really tins long brew known to have a covetons the Ixjrd Jehorah fa everlnaling hircngtb." nothing," said Don Maurizio. "I aw eye But. aware uf t he value of the mine. The peculiar muue "lx»rd Jehovah.” or sincerely glad to have been able to be ol Barn-rn has never l*en willing to sell; •Jah Jehovah’z (IL V. tnarr.ln), is found THE BEST SH OEM THE servfco to you and to see ycu improving •nd tie was iu negotiation with me to only here and in the uthur niillcnuinl song. so faaL But I am sorry to tell you that obtain the money to work the mine, Imji. xil. 2. Its full significance shall lie the mystery of yonr shifting remains a when his mu-who lZ a». impetuous nnd H*eu in that day. Everlasting ntrvttgtli, or . . still. The _ mystery government official* nuvoiupn triunng ox himself—Ml into ' Rock of Agra (Margin), imvke* me think (boo ever offered fori have been tunldng diligent nffbrto to finfl Jroubit-with thegyVerumunt. Fernnmiex |»< Mum*»Iu the cleft of tbe rock covered SyW®3S25S IK «u.. ... i .1.. with (io-i ’a hand (Ex. (tod's (Kx. xxxliL xxxlil. 22). and of ot thc robber, i.nf but there <x no clew .. as ...» yet' .............. rtrlim. comfortable an And. meanwhile, I regret • to eay tliat tnundtug a heavy hriBh fur tli'<»*e who, lhe p.-rfed aod eternal nnfety of all whose •hoc cor . S*e*i| *• «bi« price lives are hid with Christ in God. Col. lit, .: Coawuade sbcM-s costing Cram SI your companion Fernandes does not hesi­ sent turn, he demanded Xfao the Buena JO Police Phoer Far 3 Therefore let us trust In Him at nil ( wy- andfa-tterCarri^aall1 tate to accuse Senor Barrera of the out­ Etiper.inca for himself. Lx\n*ra thought limes (Pa Ixii. 8). • rage," • thin he bud no alternative; iSc g~v<« the ■i ••For He bnugrth down llfam^tiint 4s9»° 0an calf: on brfier sboe ever offered aS “What ground has be for tiro charge?" bond nn tlie mint*, and it was jiot until dwell on high, the Infty city. He lnr<«^ it aaked Derwent later that hr learned that this ha .Ji IXt-n no low. lie l.nycili it low even tu the ground; “Only hiaownennnty. in my opinion." part of tltt* official tmrggin. Eftft- then do* He bringeth It even to thediix*.'' Here is replied Don Mafurixio; “but he says that tnanded from Fernnmiex _ ireturn of haughtiness bumbled, nnd Lb lx ix tbe rec- I sue.« Barrera uf.ered threats against the whole tbe bond which hiul P»-ea obtuinod by 3rd throughout the whole book, whether {tarty when be waant the mine, and thia fraud and falsehood f The reply was a applied to a natlor^fi city or a penton. We often see It uow. nut it shall be fully m*cd assertion Aranda—who is Fcrnandex' contemptuous refusaj Do yon wonder in that <Lay. The proud aud ungodly may, tool—corroborates. Unfortunately, uot at the nnw of thryu: , Ian when he met the prosper for a lima but let the ri ah too us, having - any knowledge of Spanish, you spoiler on !m»< property?” ' ... though for a time opprexwd, have faith ”1 only w;Xder." said Derwent, “that and patience. Note carvfuilj Ixa. I). 11, |7, cannot tall what passed." “No." said Derwent, regretfully, “1 he held backiiiH inufil from shooting him with the context; also the wngx of Han­ cannot tell, further than this, that if then and there!—This 1 can s.ty fur my­ nah aod Mary! I Sam. il. 1-10. Irnko I. Senor Barrera made any tiireat*—and it self. thnt 1 had not the faintest doubt m gfa’>5. 6. “Tbe foot shall tread it down, even is likely enough that he did, for be wae to which was the honrxt man and which a very angry man—they were directed the scoundrel wheu I mw them face to tho feel of the poor nnd the Ktepx of tbe needy." Here fa humility exnlted. “Bleswed against the others and not. I am sure, face., I told Fernandez that nothing PROBATE ORDER. nre-She poor in spirit for their* fa the king­ against me." would induce me to buy tbe mine until dom of heaven" (Math. r. 3). “Ye shall “Fernandez affirms that he included I was assured tliat all was straight and tread down the wicked, for they shall be yon, as a probable purchaser of the mine; clear regarding tbe title.” :!>hex under the soles of yonr fret io the thnt he went away declaring that no one •And made a deadly enemy, as the re­ day that lodutll do this, salth lhe Lord of thousand eight hpudr-*d and nlnely-oor. should buy the Buena Esperanza and sult abundantly pruv>.*x." said Don Mau­ Hosts** (Mai. tv, 3). See, aho. Pw. Ixxii, 4. l*re*et>t. Chattel W. Aruistroo^, Judge <rf live, and that his intention in shooting rizio “I am more than ever sure that .12, and fret not thyself because cf evil do­ Probate niih«matteroftbee«tateo(Worthy 1. Mead, rrs. bat be patient, wait cn the Ix>nl and you was to inspire terror, and prevent Fernandes alone is responsible for what decrasrd. keep His way aud He shall exalt thee to On rv«<tlng and filing lb* petition, duly verlthe possibility of selling the mine to any might have been your murder But it inherit the earth. (Ps. xxxvii, 1,7,0,11.34). a#d. of Jmtde A. Me»d. widowed saiddeceaMd^ ono else." will be difficult to prbve it.” 7. "'The way of the ju*t Is uprightness. praying that administratlou of mid retara may Derwent lay back on bis cushions, and •Let me regain my strength." cried Thou most upright <IokI Weigh tbe path of )»<• Eraittcd to raid petittaner or some other suit able person was silent fur a moment Then be said Derwent, "and I will nutate it my busi­ the just." The righteous Ixirri loveth Thereupon It fa ordi-rr-i, that Friday, the slowly: “I have becu trying to bring be­ ness to prove it.’ righleouxoess. His countenance doth be­ C?nd day of January. A. D. ixux at on* o'rtoek tbe x vruoon. l>e a*«Ui»d foe Ute lirartiw of fore mo as clearly as possible the appear­ “Your huMnera. more iik’ly. to be hold tbe upright (Ps. xl.D No good thing lu •aid petlUon and th-t Hir hriri at fau* at faH ance of the man I saw behind the bowlder, shot a^iiin. and |irrtuii«i with a better will He withhold from them that walk up­ <i<x*ra«ed and all olber p»-rsoo« ii-lerseted ta rs'atr. an- n-qnircri to appear st a araaten ami I can most certainly sw.ear thnt be was aim.' snid tlie otn«*r “No. you must be rightly (Ps. Ixxxir. IU But we must re­ said of said court.then 10 fa bo'drm attbe Probateof­ not Senor Barrera. The latter impressed quiet, and leave Barrera and myself to member that He uot only weighs our path, fice. in lhe City uf Hastings. In County, aad but alxo »nr actloitM, nixl Hr trieth heart show rau«e. It anv thenne. why me so ma»h that 1 should know him work ont the matter if ptwible. I will end reins 11 Sam. U. 3. J er. xril. IUj. If we the vrayrr <g t*>e wtlHoner may not be again anywhere." . only ask you to remain here for a time, are only sincere before Him we shall share [rante". And It Is further ordered, thnt mid p<-Utionrr xivr txrtiee to tbn Miens “Uufortunately .that does not help mat­ in order to give y<>ur tustliu<>-iy in rase Him glory. nlrrrstod tn said (-stale, of i*n pernfancy of ters," snid Don Maurizio. “Fernandes we should be sucrnwful In any event b. “Yea. io the way of Thy judgments, said petition and t' e bearing tborrdf by causing does not pretend that Barrera shot you it is nevexxary thnt yon allow ynnr wound U l^onl. bare we waited for Thea the de- a copy of thfa order tn be published in tbe Hee* Ungs Ba>xxa. * newspaper printed aod otmhimself, but he declares bis belief tmit time to bwd thoroughly If yon tuve »lrr uf our soul la to Thy name, nnd to the !*le<t in said County of Barry, noon M eadb he had it dune and zlint the robbery was never before'been ou a Mexican hacienda, remembrance of Thre.” In chapter xxv. 8, wrok for thre* successive weeks previous to said day of bearing. a blind—not to deceive him. bm-the gov­ life with us for a few weeks will ut lesut we read. “And it shall be said In that day, lx> this is our God; we hxve waited for ernment." have the attraction of novelty for you." Him, and He will nave ux. this fa the Lord; “It fa the boat fortune I could have "we have waited for him, we will be glad "He is more likely to have had it done .himself!” cried Derwent impetuously, I maglued to have an opportunity to see and rejoice iu His xalvatioo.” Jacob, oo how life goes on a Mexican estate." said his death bed. looking forward- to tbe Inal without pausing to consider his words. MORTGAGE SALE. Don Maurizio'n eyes met and held bis, Derwent eagerly *lt ia something I days, said: "I have waited for Thy Mira­ S3 SHOE txt Ladies s«.*la'tsffi4higS Woolley & Bronson. have desired from my tmynood. and 1 tion, O Lord" (Gen. xlix, L |18k Nods really cannot feel much enmity toward shall be ashamed that wait upon Him and tlie man whe shot me when I think of for Him. He commands tu to wait upon Him. We therefore do well to say, “My the result." soul, wait thou only upon God" (Im. xxx, •1 um delighted to be able to gratify 18; xllv, S3. Zxiph. Hi, 8. Pa fall. 5). you." said Don Maurixio smiling, “nnd 9. “With my eonl have 1 desired Tbee in very glad to offer some counterbalancing the night; yea with my spirit within me good to atone for die manner in which will ] seek Thee early; for wheu Thy judg­ you iuive fallen among thieves. It te ment* arc in the earth lhe Inhabitant* of settled, then, that yon will be my guest t be world will learn rigbtooiiKnesx.’' The for some time to coma And now that first pan of the verse reminds us of Px. Ixiii, I; xlii, 1.9. snd tbe oft repeated. you are getting better, yon must be “Him whom my xoul loveth," of CanL Hi, rather lonely in solitary confinement 1-4; God Himself fa our salvation, joy anti Do you not think you might make an strength now. as He will be to Israel in effort to join us this evening? My daugh­ that day; therefore xre aud follow “Jesus ter will be glad to see you.' only." The text part of the verse points “You are very kind I shall be happy to the great gathering unto God when He to be allowed to du xu. that is. if 1 can Mbail begin to pour out His judgmeota io "1 ntn sure," said Derwent, “that Fer­ manage to put ou h coat:" for h»* waa at th^ last days, after tbe church fa Uaoxnandez is a very vindictive man, and I present clad in a silken dressing gown lated; then shall be gathered out of the great tribulation the multitude of Rev. suspect that he is also an unscrupulous that Ramdn bad brought from Lis mas­ rd, 9-17*. too late for the honors of the first one. But it requires time to arrange a ter's wardrobe company of trauxlatstl ones for Rev. “You must not think of putting on n plot such us you suspect: aud what time coat." said Don Muunzio. “nut. at least, the marriage of the Utnib (Rer. xlx, !-10). had her “You spent the uight ata ranch which of putting it on your injured arm. Sim­ 10. "Let favor be showed to the w I eked And if you yet will be not learn rigbtoouxoeaa; in the belongs to Artmla. The matter might ply buttou it around you easily have been arranged there. I do have nothing large and looxe enough, land of uprightness will be deal unjustly, not say it was. but it might have been. tend Ramon for something of mine. We and will not behold the majesty of tbe It certainly afforded him an admirable shall see you then—after dinner, or be­ lx>rd.’’ Some can only be humbled and led to see the grace and lovu of- G<xl by opportunity to ac Lie re a double revenge fore? affliction; hilt God tries every way to win “After. 1 think. My strength is not —to punish you and,throw a stigma on men to Hiuawlf (Job. xxxlil, ®, at II Pet. Barn ra which he may never bo able to yet that of a giant." disprove.” mil, except feypiadly, eren In the rfiillen CONTINUED “But it shall be disproved!” paid Der­ ulum IBs. tavi. 3. margin) Them xbnll follow eatan at Um* end of Um tbotMind went. whose ludtguarion grew us the Toa Can Italy year*, and being rladroyerl with hiMi shall idea ■eemed to him mon* nml moreprobUpon Hood's Sarsaparilla at a poective .nevsr »ec the majesty <.f tbe lw»ni tn the uhla “If Fe«-UMD<lesis accountable for remedy for every form of surutula, salt tits thing I v.iif follow the trail like a bloodhound until ! fasten it on him. rbenm. boils, pittipkw. and all olber walk humbly aud siaosrely with Him W» Certainly his neglect in failing to return diseases caused by impure bhaxi. It erad­ atwd not wonder that In tbfa promt ttaie fur me m very saxpcioiw. Ho has been icate* every . Impurity _ _________ and - at ________ lhe same lime many follower* of ths wicked on» shall for h<re 1 know. Huw did he explain thatf" totiei and vitaltera the wbute system. with n flash. "You have s;x>ken my own suspicion." be said. “1 sliould not have spoken it, because I have no knowledge of how long you have known Senor Fer­ nandes. nor what your degree of inti­ macy with him may be. But I certainly suspect him of a pint to injure Barrera and at the same time revenge himself on yon for your refusal to buy the mine. I know," he said, answering a look on Derwent’s face, “that this sounds to you very melodramatic; but you must re­ member that we are a primitive people in Mexico, that we love and hate with a good deal of intensity, and that things as strange os this of which I speak are of sufficiently common occurrence among Dated December 4rtj. A. IL Wl. JaiL-ai 7 a . CoDWiiMltao. nnd.lt ini.hU. wuh th. tbCT -=• • J’ >n.l <i..n-Lf-. . C. ...... of a certain innrtjam made by A! and Busan E. FHat hl* wife to J«> Barry and State of Michigan, S<*pt*mbrr A. I) ISM InUbe on i’>ur<- l ■. nn « bi-h njor-gix- (her tn be dur at the date uf Ihfa nuttcl three bundn-l thirty arrendoUaSB able atty X fr-e provided far iu ,« and no suit or uroovedinri at law Instituted to recover rh»- money*it mortgage, or uuy part Hi- rent: -Now. tberefnrr. by virtue ot tbe cantai- ed In -aid mori«*g*. and r Hastings, Mtehlrao. (that MU tbe fK. circuit court for Berry.< Emits A < Alton* Dated. Do ■ '"1 �tumAL or * • WEALTH OF FRANCE STOCKINGS OF LABORCSi I lOECCb.rmtu HI nxwiio* 'rtM, I^tto.mU touoduoal 1 isctN,. ,, VTUb th. W»l2» W^IOB ow Mm. P W° J? rornM m unb. ■ II *" ll“ tMlowlog rotber ngw. ___ Mr. Grertty ire* t*a rery ui, ana » trrys U.. . .Ugh. eUn,.«< -IU 1» ». ^1|M mirablr mrrlton- of France ba* seen ft* ! ’ in-tbo deep, deep coral care. I excused on this accounu tertile plains covered with tbe goWm Boom bebbte* arm frombU ptaraof repose. । “A* I know that you are all anxious for grain in harrret time, Ite hills with their, i i^loariiii bosbc* qver an the ocher aide!' । tbs lecture to begin, I will only detain you Bat quick!/ forever fUxl; aulnmuai manties of green nnd purple । He tbnuked me and I asked <u>d she followed me right orer. We gave bat i.mo Iwr- bgt that was sin­ . to aay that 1 have tbe plea*ore and honor exchange. RCMCDY OF THI AQE. — grapevina*; its picturesque, fruitful sea "Abe aakmi me a illite while afterward * Im why be wanted such small coin. | of Introducing to you the facile princeps of hli cere! — , iouedaries, which yield lhe ever rendering | Ob,” Mid he.’ “I collect them.w. for fellow*. If 1 was afraid of cow*, bat I was very busy One sigh tor tho honored dead. journalism.” j ‘“ wu, tide uf fish from tbe Mwlltcrraneau on i The lady waited to bear no more, but who give me large bill* to ebugv. Boa I picking berries jn*t then, and tbs child Bx t tbe era bints' wall, and tho stormy gate, around through .the English channel—any : went horn* iu disgust. here,” be continued, displaying « pocket!; didn’t repeat her question. 1 wouldn't And tho roar of tho ooeau wave, aneb a one. I soy, will drw Co wander why । “Well, my dear," asked the husband, half foil of th* copper nuisances: "some have bad her suspect I was so frightened Sana load and lous their tpaera! song the Frenchman does not emigrate; why he, | who wa* taking care of the baby daring fellow will give mo n live dollar Mil before for anything." Oor tho seaman's traceless grave. his native tend, hl* native shore are ons That night, when tbe small Mary Dm. Mill —Atxmjrmoas. I his wife’s absence, "how did you like ths I reach Forty-soeoud street, I’H bet. Then and indivteible. Tear the Freuchman f^om j lUow tns to giro you a few getting ready for bad, abe Mid, "Mother, lecture!” । I will get square by giving him at least (Xprrfrnrw with jour raocrr his country aud he will soon look like a do you know I truly think Cousin Frances "I didn't stop to boar it," was tbe reply. 1 fifty pennies. ” x plant plucked from a garden of sunshine ! bi afraid of cowar ’ । It wm night, awect. delicious night, tbe "Greeley was sick, and they got another Tbe young caudactor rasa not amiss in left to vegetate and become anaemic in a 'i crlap, dear, modullt October night of tho Urn best ptij-slclana in (hi* ptace. Grand Helen. "Why!" said Mr*. Wood*. | man to take hte place who was such a ,1,M calculation, for when the car arrived KapM». Ann Arbor and Detroit All suniem Hu misses the dally bottle ■:1 "!">?"?' — ------------ — —-r-r- — M -lo.,cellar, which »«h. bb Hcbnu ’mlrttw. “““ “ iI queer looking old guy that I wouldn’t oppomte «n up town theater a well dressed "Wall,” Mid tho supposed to be unsna- Grand railed It eaneer. ties of tbe brat M Dfo hi M ml— M» mnc.M.1 cUmM.. Trhlch ■ wb.cb Mi ch. near I. . m.n . M..I worn ; । waste my time Itetening to hliu, so I came 1 jouog man, accompuuiud hy a woman, 1 peeling child, "you know we were picking MinktwM prescribed fortt. I bad it burned berrira iu grandpa'a 1:111 (mature. and Mr. nut three different time*, bat all to oo purpose, lurdl, «« M.ehra ..k.™ ImU and cold. ’ ,«*“ “ “d I back.” j boarded tho car. ' and It eotttlnurd to grow. tn» mnomonon. connirr o< pIMn., or in ; T1! 'J.'!*"1" bu‘ ,uv’ “1" 1 ' Who was the man!” Tbe paMeoger fumbled in hte pocket* Fox’* ’hriadle' got in there, and aha camo H Hi»ll, upon the advice of a frteed I sent to close up to ua. Conkin Francos had been you for medicine which I Med a* directed, and one too accidental, he nilssai the happy delight in tbe heart. “ I don't know. ” abe answered, still in• half a minute and then drew oat a two ”1 uon------l Know, Hie--------suswsreu, sun m- - -------------------------. .I Inunnlxtur. ot ,hl two, Mw„. plS 11 """R« » '"‘‘■M « I U cored tbe cancer entire iy. A boat four years ------------------------I.IH ua„.. .. buay picking, and aba didn ’ t bear brlndle 1 dignant at her disappointment. "Some- do hr b L “Emrry. but that is tbesmal.eat have elapsed and I enjoy excellent health, with to look npoo. M—rnncc^Mld. torburaM. ?"”»« «">»• t«ta« e«:l. oUwr aMi rw 1 l-xi, 1 n,ver bwird ot before. HU num, I h.re, b. u>ld (ho oondufelor. AU till she gave a little •moo.' Aud then no return of the dlsraec. mM toot, not Kpunud I., M» a mil* ! ~'l> «l»r »i-J. .wk. „«ld .nd , That your C. * S B. la an effective blood pun' wo, FoeUv Prince,." riBbl," replloj lb. Utter. "I coo ebongo Cousin Frances turned just as pale; and wide; not Jost to view by inaccessible, ‘ cbilUug that nu iceljerg wnldhavew*u«i | she grablied my hand nnd dragged me Th. Uly wu .Uli more dboppolM.I (bo H.” »»'l relurolnz to the rear pUtform he like u furnace in their vicinity. pennies, tear along to tbe wall m fas* aa ever she could, next <loj wl.cn >a, ducareretlli, the paper couuted enuuUd out ssvraty-flve rerrutyCr, penulre,tonr R-'W. Boynton. heavenward drawn monntaitis. It Is the “I know why you wish jnc lol rare you.” . long oeeouut ot Creel,}’. Upturn, which qu.nera, one »,ecoot piece .ml « dim. and she said. ‘Let’* climb over lb I* cow, ■ Beal Estate Broker, Torrent Block. abode of equilibrium, never visited by ex­ he said, in sharp and metallic tones, each the Brea editor, .Itbmuth freUog quit. IU. There ho bended to tb. prerenjter. The Mary; I see some splendid cowa over ou terminating bllxsards ordestructire earth­ Mit«*egnn. Mich., Ant. si. *9t. syllable of which seemed to fall from his had delivered in a (prcible and iiupnralve latter the other side!* Mid nothing but gave the -**“**•' * conductor I Dr. Mixere-Arrer xlyiog your C. AH. Aa quakes. It is a little peaceful corner which lipa with a click. “I® was tbe very wont place in the persoeaJ trial I will nay that, I consider it uunn-awfol look and placed the money in his baa well ch.wen its motto, "God protect* ••Wby?".she asked, with a too* nf her manner. whole wall to get over, and tbs berries rqnaled m a blood periflrr. Francs," and it has a well feathered place Tne paper remarked that the chairman pocket. William Mera. queenly b*ul. weren ’ t big at all! Aud, ” ,cooc!ud«d tbe Hardly .two blocks farther on an old | — • -----------------------— under tlw ahndow of His wing. "This is M Wskiiiogton avtfsoe. •■Because,” be hissed, "because you ex- stated the truth wheu be railed Greeley lady boarded the car and tendered a five email sage, "I asked her If she was afraid all true,” <wce said an American friend to pect a rfoii from my rival." easily tha first of journalist*. Itw then For Sale by all Druggists. me, "but are the people altogether worthy "Wb««ir ldo>-di,Ul. Then, Uro.lh* h,*L, P^1 y dollar bill for a five cent fare. The con- ' «£ cow* and she didn’t answer tne; sol .. a wrong of such a beautiful, peaceful nbode! Do not Ing . I-aKI-AttXD MV (UUer IM. be. e>.« UM. b.d »“ U. "dlwr ot The Tnb- ductor went through lhe performance a-’ praaumsabe didn’t want .to .tell second time, but with different result*. story!”—Youth'. Companion. their evi! doings make the line ef « poem • previously illumined. .. them. Mhe fci!dw{ . U3S.-1 out h’s Companion Drs. Mixer & Sons, Hastings, Mich. Tbe obi lady raged and threatened to re­ especially applicable to It! 'Where eiery I “Perhaps be loves me bejler than you do.” prospect pleases and only man Is vile.* " port him to the superintendent. The non ­ . Spoiling a Widow's Joko. | “Oi| he’loves you!” laughed tbe juuth Not so vile as you suppose. That judg­ in uobhubb uoi.re o. <lu«lor replW ooUrely that ba brel uoBthrr Tbe most dtetiugutebed tfbo.it of all ap­ In an an an.«x:r><Lc aristocratic loMrding bouse of mretrl.tk.re.nl ment is the result;> of of Ute the .mattering smattering yon you remloolrelly. •■WltkourjlonW he lorn Walnut bill live-, a middle wl aud ...If , "“I1!'?* 0 ,1 pear* to be tbe Black Itedy of tbe Castle of require of French Iharwtter re demon- J™-, lo do b^balor wllore boal.»M habila krep Darmatiulu in doe& moo ruing abe comes ‘[l” bU '“cli,"“d t“1“ reeled In Parle, la qrewlorebl. place, you I , "«f> 5 praUl!Vf-l.°!”, . J'T bta down Iowr until l.ta at ol«bl. In tb. : '. ‘"'l “• J'“‘ U" to announce the death uf soma members make a rpeetal:. of rUIUng aod atudylug . left her eyto. W bat did he kt, rem.- b mre are many ebarmlnu ladlra.and**?*?,_' f" u ' o.or.1. win board of the families of the grand dukes of while youare In till, no called Babylon of , ?“• ~d JOUjrere Pfttty-yre. |>re ly. amonB (Urn a r.ry preUy wldo.r, reborn ! _T . *™ o’.t” rebo board Hesse or of tbe Bavarian royal family. relcUdnca, Then. In a political way. at 1 *>“> hide tbe fcet from ybn." lurpurporeeol draiuu ubm may Irecallrel : *iar errry day, u.d the conductor. Tbe apparition of thifi lady ----------------b.-u from-------time Umreth. Prenchexprea.tkeirria-pcnttlou ‘ Heaatd 1 TO. pretty. , lire C. Saturday nlgbi U..} rear, merrily i t?.U! “»««■»«'« produce.) a re.no! panic rather loudly. Thrr then bit right aud I ' h—atd you were pr«ty-«l.*o.l re playlnx tricks about ll.a houre and Anally 1 J111*.*d^°* °w“1 M 'ln »>«. >xit I , amon» tbe rsop.of tb. Barriaon. Tb. left at an Inlretlte too long endured, and , PftW •» »»"> <rie>id. Ml* Somely.’f “ O,',-C°T1 *“ 1 1”’**'“ ““''='1* «™ -'™<d of bar. On. re tlm.-a the Itlore, tall on the mung perHer face heeau.e deatlly white. : | invadrel th. n»m of Mr. H., iba ta.cl.alor i d?w 1 . day a youns odlo-r of tbe Grenadier. ,oeon. They kill their brethren red them. ■ “ P"«.> “ Mha Somely!" Mm ; .bore uwtlonrJ. With one of tbe luml- rh"“1-’ tb* J**’"1- rl,e “'T neua cr.roi£~t»«iicommon. In tho rout- ! B'rt byiflrinu pennlm. and jnu | Ildted from the Grand Duke Louie I the relree In momeuu of frenxy. re during the rrpwuod mecha“hbl y. ■ laWU-m'ot rehleh phtrepbonu form. .1 “ ’ re.taa.ure.1 that 1 am never without ’ l.rorot acting aa remind at tbe door of greatrreolutlon and Ike eommutre. Bdt I fcbe rere ..lent while you could han „!n' , , . J the chapel through which the mysterious If In nob momenl. they go loo fur. thjre i “if** <•“ { “r P'rt“|at twenty-ree. , prominent jojrt, they drew u;>uu tbe wall <i------ i— — .ii -----1.—, ’I remember not long ag^.mother worn- visitor was expected lo para. "If it ii not in large letters this exhortation: is not a ustiou on earth which will stautl < ' f nn gave me n twenty dohar Nil. It hap- ' a genuine gbrnc,” be raid,. "I will cure the tyranny ... patlretlraed forenek a long, '■Hadal we tauter gtln. John, it,.read opened to be pay day. aud my ratery, to- i practical joker of his nonsense." CONFESS THY SINS. while with th, endnumtn ot a cur who , of .UmHug ret llere al the ganleu gate!" I geliier withabeat a quarto! amall change, | It was agreed thnt the officer should think, hl, mreter may one day bay. a ! , And re they rntrel out of tit. mo.mltgkt We have Then they slipped Into the next room a*- juri made tbit atnimut. Wail, I gave her I order the phantom to hair. and. if it did chftDgr of heart 1 •nt0 ,ho kouse he raid softly to himself: J . Hutchinson’s Physiologies, r„ | R. .entered the front door nnd listened , the change, which, by the way. filled her i not obey, fire upon It The grand duke now ths FAUMEIS SAVE. * I a,ok’'1 hl# gofi*l”--Kew York pR^i. ~ “ । with theoid of an ..pen transom. • |>nd satchel, and »mal) bin*. She snid and a few courtiara posted tbemselvM to Harper’s Geographies, No doubt all who ban- nuule but * enr- .' “ I When R. entrrtd hte bed chamber it .abe would tell the aupsrinteodenj. Imt she the vratry of tbe chapel, from whjch they Robinson’s Arithmetics, ■ sory ndy of t he Freoch i u large dfle •: w .11* Solution forMukins Eratber--- tVat.rprwor. Iwas dark, and he at once caught tbe bin*- ; didn’t, aud I have never seen her aiuce."—| could ate tbe path that,’according to the exprrt>» surprise when told that they tin j A rnueltsoughtdoideratum, namely, n Sheldon’s Readers, t l®« warning ou the wail; but be al*> heard New York Herald. legend, the Binek Lady always followed * the tuo’t thrifty, tlie tnort provident and ' really practicable method of waterprouflux whirring nnd giggling in. tbe next room, I------------------------------- j As midnight approached, tbe tfnyety of tbe Sander’s Spellers, '. tin: most oaring people in the World. But I, leather and raw hides, la claimed to have •n*! ***«« re“dr *’t he ut trace dromw i > „t th* Iroqnol. Trib.. ’. roya! group decrarawl. Tbe clock struck Harper’s Readers. I docunii-nte and statbrtia* prove it. lu ref- | tree |.r«ctl«,l by an Au.ire-llumt.rimt , upon UU Bure, aud luuk. (..nb. "G«-,l . Th. lunl. d.i of Iro.,„cU orlKinaud In 14 lub.re tb. re.nn.l W th. Irel rere,„ ere,.re to th. Imre made by tire credit j Brand’s Physiologies, cbcnitu a.... much aurewt, bb matbod Io,.“! “'J? ‘W ! a vary almpU frehlcn. In retrly Umre >u«l drel away they board lu tb. dhuaee fow.er aod Russia^ ne»dltii have shown Ire ugto Imprest, th. marerl. w.tbai-prejdly l» th« .uuretl Mre.C.lnU,, u,„t wer. tmuy mud turtle. Inhabiting a ; Davis & Peck’s Arithmetics, W1*“ «l»r.r- Then there what wealth then-n lu the country, wealth । „ "K'“ “ *lth Zlatin, wlutlon. eomhturil win, retmo I -I certain .mall lake. During a r.ry but I — .hot, . _ Barnes*’ History, no. conceutratwl in a tew IndlridTOla. who £‘ ««■' control the connin', auandal affair, aa ' •»'» “■ eu.gnl.to the gelatine In t J’Xthbm 'umtrer Ind S rea .d '! ■““«>" th“ I""1 '«»>“■» dry mid th. tor- I The «nu,d duke aud the lestpl. nf hb Feller’s Arithmetics. omu.1 MW wuuiu • uuauiMi MAIM a ^6 Vo mixture the Wires. pores. Atl An effect effective mixture far for rift, pro­ flreluu freaX? M. i c -« oat on their »».. out front their hiding place and their moods inspire, but each thrifty, in­ Reed & Kellogg’s Grammars, ducing the tlraired result te found to be ir.ndMre C are trarel. over th,country lu re.reh of a ue»- ran low tho rourtyanl. T^e br.ee young dustrious man or wpoian baa « Uttie sum j Appleton’s Readers, m«rrtal.— . babiuit„<n. On. ot thorn. wl..t wa. par- «">« -relchril <m lb. ground, dead . hoankd ttp in a woolen Hocking, Mftden in the following: Twelve hundred parts water, anUu^EnoXr fifteen parte gelatine aud live part*potash Gtatluuml gmtulm. Ocularly fat, .ulf.red from UI. urntelu.. i B"‘<1» «» >«y hl. gun. th, birrel of Swinton’s History, sqme comer only known'to therqM-Irra, or I| bichromate; v 1*300 parts water. IHty parte Fieetrie tofoed exsrcfoe. After awhile, byextraor- I w,h'ch wa> torn from the stock nnd twist­ haven number of state bonds which slawTownsend’s Civil Govet&ment, gelatine nml rbirty ports potash biebrocd like like *aoork*er»w. corkscrew. TK*.«. There was no wound .lucirif i rtKU S4(nt. dinary effort, be threw off bi* shell. The -’ fl ly bus surely coatributa to n competency Monteith’s Geographies. • mute. Some time ago. when httfc. were being prorew,ntrr«naform.tlon.ndderri„pmenl ; of any sort on the body. Shortly after­ • that a lifetime's honest labor has earned । The temperature of the solution may blown to plane, frequently, .nludlauapolh thu. begun went on and In a ebon time ward Loute I die! anddcdly in tbe ducal And every book used in Barry for areri in ol-l age. ' vary from 5o degs. F. to tbe Wiling point..----------------——a—..heme -------------Inr.ntor deelarel lo— re-~...p.«cv completely mw tbuini l,tana laxy |„, turtle turtle became beeauw a a man, man. ------who ! palace.—Galignani Messenger. County. . . Tbc small Ikutirgroi-s^thc cultivator, . — . ■' ------ 1” .’’ithe ’— ' Wife:; tbe bichromate percentage is small J protect, hi* safe as if lie surrounded it with was.thn progenitor of tbe turtle ebtn. protect lii» wife on if lie *nrroiint!mi ittrill. .,_________ 7. ... . former, the prasMt, the urtiMU-dt te they tbl} llquor b mlxed ttU(l lbe * lake of inolteu Iron He put in a large . iu the beginning ths bird*, havieg been New and second.hand. Heeverybody pat in a largo who, wno. after aDer having haying paid the heavy iudemolibdemni- i or hide is itnmvn^l for a period of some electric bqttery and when Vd . created remained hidden, Iu tho naked, beginning the bird*, havtugbeing been rn he evervbohr -W-e-al ...l-real — I ...1 k.U.l St. >. ty int the InMabkh xvar,’gJ htidto^Iroip .iMitiemly pay lie: 'twen r hours. As the proportion turned the ashamed. It may not !>e exactly an illustration of bearyuxm ’Crem! ‘""ty.fo,. ‘LftT >h«'t"' ’P°r<h>t‘ np«P left i'<> the the store riore but but hinuwlf, blmrelf.htumrel The ^M^Ted'"At a?last they mumbled in counbeary taxes wnica gu to equip the reor- , proaches the poiqt of saturation the tem- , electric currvut 'oom mxm tbe safe. He dj aD(i petitioned tbe gods to ftIre tbi.n thnt familiarity which breeds contempt, » ________________ . ’. nraaches the ixiiirt of saturation ttw. t*«n- electric Hinvnt ’r*>M tinnn tkre ts. ' .. . . . T? *1™?!., ipernture mils: approximate more nearly knew that thosafe was thoroughly charged ' kind of covering. They were told I Imt certainly the more intimate association duty on the day when tbc*politicai fate* recently of tho Four with Eng lima ”at from- a ■> quick ----™ u Hundred .muMu e***ub ui-­ will decide that:the shout. "To arms!" of ;, to ■boiling , ’ and. the ----* immersion be ■ ------—- touch of It, and with a feel- yiat tbely corerings were nil ready, but ilish royalty has to worship a marked extent dilhe "ManwiHatee" will .re... become -a re cruel * . । ST " - ---, . ,tUMU —-’* — il l*-----cou’1« « momerttary. momentary.— i iurf*if loj?tif pri.te pride that he bad at last completely were a lang way off, and that they mud , minished tliat idol which made Puitedelpbin laalirtr. Ledger. I bnfflr.l baffled the burglar whro who should —Te ; .1__ .. . .. , . . . ruiteuclsuin th» hrrol.n .I.renl.1 drelgq .1—I—_ to eltber go or send foAthem. Accordingly tbe American majNtf fashion ridiculous as ■ ---------------- ---------------------------.reww.iu -wu* m-uie. ucuitf uuiuouL the turkey Imiznnl wm chosen ns a me* naohraquloa* follower of .whatever edict he did not tell ^'E.'-'lr any of his employees of tbo i serger, and hr, who had been a clean bird I r~viXb2,m.rwr,rll„.m.WIdU. ‘, g^laaj 1 "’lr of tnaacultoe apparel lhe nubility chose to uplothitl time, became so nearly starved ,teaue. -------- Tbe - — anglomauiac te .» already anv«uj a * metnmeinon the journey that be was obliged to rat lory.. It hiw come to piua that wr have four or five timra more than 1* wanted. | b ‘“* or ’“k ° !,iw' '? ,h lace* lbM ',MTe........................................................................ ume or_ppinK off„c eliitij. wjth that have Al an «nt;aunuy early hour. «..« .u. Awyta.. hr“~ bir hxbiia. At ; thrown thrown off off the yoko yoke of abject imitation, Imitatiou. chin*, women Eaten to lectures ou phihw- j D‘ext ,xt mornhw morning iil'i hb toukiutepsr came in. •------------------------ ... • ' S„anotSmliit «T»=.lmh*pr*|..r*<> length he found -the coverings aud appro- j England’s fashion potentates nm now re­ ganixea to utiptnc MnorertOMVt, nocan . trifltotake interest in onratinnu ‘ to *or bi'slneot. Going to tbe safe he printed to himself the must beantiftilly garded os infallible. Their ideas may be deposit any sum aud I. given 3S percent. • J ’£ ™• witrj lhe combraation knob. Then be colored one, but finding that he could uot contemplated with aa much interest as at tueend of each year fur tbe amount de- , , , u , e,n; ttieyomy ask to . ,. nf it toosite.l. He Is at lilkrty to take ont any * ^utlful adndrol and envied But t he-. ’:‘ p.Jf. fly in this .he continued trying them on ( heretofore, but they are no longer eagerly Mate of Michigan—Fifth Judicial Ctyrndi In until be selected the suit lie now wears, 1 adopted as a matter of course. Tliat which part of the sum total of bls depfefai at anjr lbc,rv uuC- ! J^'t^ran to much the i h*i.cerj. which wna tbe least decorative of all.— is becoming and feasible aud in harmony Sult pending In the Circuit Court fur the titrr Even child cun havehiaUuk book tbe men, a fesrivat They like to ■ ® “e ’ "n.. tiiVre. an”a to' uL!mte of cbiXn Sie -d abutmake a book when they wBfcaud ■Washington Scar. 1 with the spir.V of the times ia accepted, County of Barry. In ehauoery. *’• Ibo city of ou Ute •-'StU day vf Itocrtnber. im. but our fashionable men rc*?rve to tbetn- llMttuga. d»p<Ut na ns small a asumaa tucl<,uonno prt^. the a®~ them; they can deposit sum as lOUrbonf"of Jolm Balis. cuinplalMaut, vs. tbe unknown , The Ixingesl Day. ; sei vt» the right of discrimination and ex­ helra of Itenben S. WolcuU. deceased, defendtwenty cent*. Tbs parent tbas tMcbe. f»«r *»<»«»" *»< torture, four boars with - ! JJJJ*" ‘‘’* ™ JSS lira , anta. > It ia quite important wijen speaking of economy to child, an idea forced <° | of tbey’beglu to tetault tbi rate. , ercise it fearlessly. From a patriotic stand­ economy to fate his chi hl. giving giving him him an idea . Iu this can* It appearing by affidavit of cum; the longcrt day of the year to say what point it te rntber refreshing—after several o< wl... <npiul .1 corapouml plain ant. duly fth-d at tbe time the bill In this resignation. —New York but just st Ulis mumeut tbe proprietor part cf the world we rj-e talking about, as : decaiiea of unmitigated thraldom—to be cause was Bled, that the unknown heirs of X» u interest will amount to when h« is ot age. . form ‘onn of «^ «nation.-New ork Times. Hum. ben S. Wolcott, deceased, arc necessary parties With his small capital Lc will be able to * came in and shut off tlie ^battery.—New will >* seen by the following list, which able to ray to the British lion; tells the length of the longest day in sev­ "Much obliged to you! But really we U> raid suit York Telegram. up . .hop, boy » Ui M ImM. or (Mop . Ills therefore eral pUcra. How unfortunate nre the . ordered that said unknown don’t care for It."— Clothier and Furnisher. I iiomr. u. il.r ow mar bi I Araooj rbe nmuy rurioiu oorlona obheirs of said Beubeti F. Wolcott, appear and an children in Tomes. Finland, w here Christ | vwer the blit of coir nUln: tiled herein ou or 1Oovua'UWT knsu JAXll ; Ula'ns «M«"K rb. dHT.rrot r.irm UniOK Fateo Sentiment IteKarUing Criminal*. mas day is lera than 3 hours iu length! fure lhe first day of July, IrW, and tbM within YoueauoM drpoMt mon, than «wo lo lhe-wort may I. m>u<l tb.s.ndarol tbc Carlyle maintained that the passion for At Stockholm, Sweden, it te 18X hours • There ia an attorney in town who ia tell­ twenty dara the coinptelqant cause lids order tb«* mrloa baab. They nr. mrrk tor »»!«>"■ >" '«'rth M Enron. Il .aa reforming aud improving prisons and pris­ to be published in ths HasUnKS Bax5an. M»o>a>N,aodn.u^ not be monopollaed cllh" m«~™U»e aa to DrllMo, or neuter on life had been carried In England toauch •in length. ing of 'a little experience be lately bad with printed and published in the city of Bastlutw. At Spitabergen the longest day te 3’{ an odd character from tbc rural district*. m'Mtd county and stale, said publication to be by the rich. Till, .aid, tbe tollowlmt : “ >n Germany, while la the It waa a point that tiie lot of it convicted criminal obes in each week for six wexks tn atntUtkw will «n ln proee.bat a LunlWr I uoltormly tomlnloo. Iu torce .ud cruelty wsa often much better than that of nn hon­ month-. It seem* that the granger went to tbc law­ continued succession. At Landon, England, and Bremen. Prus­ yer's office for the purpose of getting a of .melt cwltalM. there nn> lo France. .PPealed u> th. oonbera mind: IU BT.ce est aud struggling artisan. He believed FHAXK a. IlOOKKK, The tn,.ary depwltnl In tbne ! and elexattee auractatl th.kmrrloro o( tbe that a just and wise distribution of com­ sia, the longest day lias 1C’-; hours. Circuit Judjr. deed made out for some swamp laud h» Smith & Cou-.novE, At Hamburg. In Germany, and Dantxig, was selling. Tbe listener ot woes heard book, in IdiS wa. G7.IW.0U0 ot tr.uc; In , •“""F “'“thIt typllletl lo the one passion te a most Important element of na­ Solicitors far Complainant. IBM tie drpt.til, reached 1.,23,00..000; In | atteo«th.U>lheotberdlgultr.-KntnFtold’a tional well being, aud that the English In Pron.ma, the Im qest day ha* 17 hours. the old man'a request, and then, picking Attest. Tnoa. A^tetivx. Beg Is ter in Chancery At Wardbury. Norway, the longest day TW. 3,0S0,<u>.lw, nnd 1*0. 3,373.010.000. "aabtaoton* ' people are npt to l>o Indifferent to great up pen and paper he proceeded to jot down _- - ot- -““prtTnvTE •onre» Now. when the state, tbe dty of Paris or ‘ 1 u in.usra of uittimnihitt, utuilitrtudve, sini* struggling, ikruora- lasts from May 21 to July 22, without In- ., the particulars in the deal 1 sure >.uk( ,ii the Credit fancier dt-cldes to make a loan A ; noys view I| ’oble, 5b« , nnsenMttonni poverty nt tbt'if very terrupiiou. unscnsntionnl poverty “Your nixne!” from the attorney. At St, Petersburg. Russia, and Tobolsk, out comes all that hoarded money, .mt and on on ; StoMI U»r-Tb. CM . -U. ou. ot b.7 '1 doors, white th»v r*n ‘'Philip Ward," from tbe farmer. the Says •h’.ia^riptiuu Issg of uunSiberia, the longest day te 10 hours and the tlw days of wuliftcnpluiu long Hurs lines cf bun- Kittens! । "What la yonr wife's uameF’ emotion about the itctors in someiwn**Arwla./tf wwtt—I- stand’ and• wait ’ to sub­ *' dreds.of people shortest 5 hours. Mother—Ob. I guess not. tional crime, about boom- aeductivs mur­ "Ellxa A. Ward.” , scribe. At Tcrnen, Finland, June 21 brings uday "She's got it by the neck, and is bitln it deress. about tbe wrong* at home far off "Eltea A.: what dues A stand fori” Each one know* that It is a iure Inveat- bard." — ~ iuc *«r ou nearly IS hours long, nnd Christmas ono nnd mirage race. Hu uild, "Iu one of these , !es* than S hours in length. "I don't know; never asked her,” replied ment.no danger cf tbe state or tbe dry '•That Is the way a” cal carries her kit­ Lancashire weaver?, dying with hunger I At New York lhe longest day te about Mr. Ward uneoooerttedly. foiling Into l-nnkrnpley. And besides the tens.” there is more thought than heart, a greater । ill hour* long, mid at Montreal, Canada, it i "Don't know your wife’* middle name, • per there is another another atlrac** vevnt- given K,V,Q thcr « I* attrac"Hutu! "Hum! Mothers never care whether they arithmetical amount of mteery and desper- j te !«.—Kansan Funner. I iand you an old man and married to her fur ticir jlcn. Ev-ry hrery :r.r.n thlr.kr think, ue he may be ta the the I bb„ ._dr children or net, dq tbeyf”-Goud atlunthanln whole gang* of Quashere."— 1 a good many years, a* yov say. Why, this lucky winner of the K0.IXX) prixe. Tbe - ---•“«= prize. The ’ New*. W. IL E. Licky iu Contemporary Review. is rich. What's tbe reason you never asked ■Credit fonder, fanrter'’tor v..- Instance, •— ------ give* —------ I „ • , ,, •Credit f£7,OCO ‘ 7 . 7U« Wise Shatter. her what her middle name wu!” worth of prizes every ye-tr. All the num- < ,'t<”2?uI Ej'ow,“ Bordeaux bos found । There ’ s a young fellow living on JefferA Wooderful Kehu. win avenue who Is a real nlcti fellow, *ud "Well; see here, young fellow,” returned M.-.I ll>, ,l.an. „„ Olwj Frwe. praluc. C3.OW.UOO worth ot Many wonderful echoes are known, but ' ,lle rfr’" ,1,rn. b’lt W*®)’ «o»ild like tbe uninquialtive Ward, "I’m n pretty fo■thl tw.oty-thm, uumben. cokrn out I '•"'“aooanM.Jun-l.rjx.rt.Sai.aWpouudo are winner* of sums ranging from M),000 oftbpn’- The truffle l» worth one dollar a the ono which takes the Ilrst. place see-as bim belter It he didn’t stay so long when dependin: cues, alius have been and alius i to be that of the old palace of SimoneUa, , he cornea to call. The other evening be intend to lie, and tbe fad te I’m too inde­ to icon. On the prewmutlou of P “U”d »n the U 0“ ”-l0dtta ’’ a” d- J ne*r Milan, which “hTu.eX^TSm^r on iMhm« 1taf<m “b?.« af tbe to';■ hare h.rJ^d , p««una “ ,”rLlocality " ,tM whereprt!ldI It U te ffound and J-o report formaMthree n pl.ud sides U «d of a wm oi.t on Wood ward avenue and ’It i“do wm ’ with the winning tramlter the sum is paid ~ pendent to ask her.”—Memphis Journal. out to kbhe he owner. nwn-r -----------------------J--------. . to be repeated hy thia echosixty times, and thutter* wm blown to with n tang. I The German army I;a* a swimming Addison, who visited tbc place un n some“W hew,” bs exclaimed, “what-a start A farmer entered an office In central New an,. mn*t | foggy when thu air was uu- that gave mo.’’ York and sent this nieMoge to a woman In _,______ ra.w7,-«oncowwno ----------------<m.. uct... nwnumera arc > favorable, counted ilfty-tix repetitions. At I ’’Yes,” responded the young lady deare Iptttcraily ■uuacuurth olxitit the moral- able to erraa a stream of several hundred I fl„t they'w.re qtiick. but tbe intervals ; mnrely, "I gueM it must have known Canada: “Will you be my wifsf Please tty ut ^nmt» of chance. I have found, nre 'yards’ width, even when carrying their iu '<" proportion iwund ’ wbatt!meitwa*,' 1i.Wr —r>— thul- 1 1were 1 th 5 "'re ick- bl,t iw ‘hethe Intervals auiroiy, i gueM —ItD*tro mutt have known answer quick by telegraph." Although be thsy who think lhe rtik of losing too great : clothing, rifle und ammunition. !, *»... —j ’•iu proportion •-r — werei-i-* greater m tbc sout.:! what time it woa.'*—Detroit Pres Prra*, waited the teat of the day he got no again tithe Math chance of winning, and lindulshed.—Brooklyn Eagle. I -------------- —-----------; W threanswer, but the next morning be got a K;TStitrd in tauineM do not hesitate lo practice ontA French utmtoratet bas explained tbe ' ------------ ;;-----------O“’’ Beu*a“ Truffle* are Hare. night dispatch, sent collect, but favorable. rageoaa uatiry lu-tbe matter of pro Qu. lu skeletons of dghty-aixcbiinptmxres.goril- ! Materials for Snord*. I Truffie* are seldom found tWlce iu the Tli e.o pent tor, in expresaing Ms sympathy. llda a«t the affect perhaps attennaW* lhe las aud oraug-uutangs, and assert* thnt be I Pvrlmpt no manufactured article has “O “"^e ph«». A field that may yield a great Mid: “Little rough to ktwfp you In sus­ qwJainbfe moraiity of the qxtiw. it fans found in them bone di-easra like thine I vhriously m'-ipi.-d Q*e|f to cIrcumslatKrs quantity thia year may lie quite fruitltM pense so long." saite* from ruin many French families which afflict mankind, and m about tlie «»tM«wonl. k wm been made of atone, ! the next. Though Alexander Bornhola, it "Look • a-bere, sonny,” the farmer re­ vrboso iMsd* might otherwise take to Mme proportion. I wool, bone, copper, brara, bronw and '.roc. . Ovonan scientist, claim* to have traua- marked, "1’11 suiud nil tbe suspense. Any drinking ar gambling.—Paris Cor. Brook­ —’ll ... । Itall lu-.-i nssumed as many shapen and rises; planted ami raised the artirle in question, woman that hold back her answer lyn Engle. lu Italy each voter on togteteriug get* a • 11 ,,ceu lon« nnd rijort, wide and n*r- i *ep<*u-d experiment* to that end have day to a proposal of marriage, jest so thet '.'cketof ndmteslon to the polling hou>,' i row’ ‘ ‘T'*1 »nd atralghe, heavy and light, proved but f.d'ures. Tbe Count do Nos. n she kin send it half rate at night te eco­ H.-re a stamped blue paper with a copy ot I P°>»ted. rouml and square, sharp on one , *roacUman, aud a certain M. Howkwlu nomical enough to make up after I git her ------------ --------- luennpptag lb* b«ck is banded to . t*'1** ’«'-W* *u‘l f’° ‘^^•r «da- { Hk« oUim*. bnt they have in each for all tbe loss of time and injury to feel- | drlpplmr rireeuina write Uh , KuX* l’*ehrs rtaehingtou. mwj been discredited.— aridngton Letter. rert* in a -..ouriug uintriuir rain mtn and wtit* __ i._ bmute cT ? I hlw’ Ou tld* pnper be <bs track footer for* minutes for * mr to I™" _______ ’-------------------------------- k --------^nte ftkng. it jern-.i «upetfluous to ask I It te* .t-orratoe. -Wam to rich, btey!” Ute Me ’"I1 mnnhtrm. • 10 tU*t >b* tea’s dm. ftirt "ftu ri»* aotorasa. ’ pen »» m o. i„ >. »•» 4“»inherited from iraed from her Huie broth, mrelvaa hoar..trimmed U batwlf-Naw a of a hundred CER &SCROFUI We Lead The World in School Booh. Fred L. Heath THE DEtOOIST. I ! a • ' BffS. ■ ifctej", T’ � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-01-14.pdf 9885823d07052a01476f0d4ffd46ffc6 PDF Text Text of any paper in the HASTINGS, MICH., JANUARY 14. 1892 VOL. XXXVI. NO. 37. Hastings Banner Published Thursdays »y COOK BROS. HAfiTIXGff. JKICB HALF VALUE That’s what we say That’s what we mean. We’re speaking of overcoats. Half Value is what we’re \ selling overcoats for. Our Our Our Our $6.00 10.00 30.00 35.00 overcoats overcoats overcoats overcoats go go go £0 for for for for $3.00 5.00 15.00 17.50 Our half off sale is confined to small lots, to close them out. They are great bargains. THE REST Of our entire stock of overcoats we offer for from ■ ONE-FOURTH TO ONE-THIRD OFF. This is the greatest overcoat eale ever proposed Michigan. This is your opportunity at HUDSON’S Tower Giothing House GRAND RAPIDS. WAS DISCOURAGED My eyes got so bad that I could hardly see anything. In fact I could not read my newspaper, but now I AM HAPPY There is such comfort in wearing glasses that are properly fitted. ’Every man to his business. DR. LOWRY keeps always on hand a large stock of the finest and best eye glasses and spectacles. Call on him akd be satisfied. OLD RAGS! If you Want to get a better price for old scrap than you do from peddlers, bring your, old' iidn of all kinds, copper, zinc, lead, rubbers, rags and old carpets to the JUNK SHOP, Michigan ave, Opp. Roller Mill, Hastings, Mich. The Banner and Detroit Tribune one dollar per year. DRUG STORE. For 16 years the leading drug and book store in Hastings. Secoai-Ead School Booh, The most complete stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. Sadden attacks are becoming chronic with Mr. B. Chas. Robinson and wife spent Sunday with Father Norwood In the village. The second club dance was held at the new K. of P. hall last Friday eve. 3. Phillips opened his new meat market to the public last Tuesday. Soma of our business men are talking of starting a local newspaper. It te what the town needs aud we are confident the peo­ ple would liberally patronize such an en­ terprise. Jno. Kt. John and brother, of Buttle Creek, end Chas. Fleming ami wife ofi Hickory Corners, were the guests offQ. A,. Hynes over Sunday. Wm. Cooper will move Into his new house this wcMt- M. IL Gwin wilboccupy the vacated one.' E. J. Hartman Is entertaining bls motbur and brother who reside in Penn. Our depot Is appropriately draped for the loss of the road’s president, Frederick Bush, who died at his hum* la Kalamazoo on Saturday last. If. R. Hustend has added a news depart­ ment to Ills barber shop, Mark Skllman deserves much credit for the manner in which he clean our streets of snow. Mr. Robinson, the Prairieville furniture dealer was In town Tuesday looking after a vacant lot with a vdw to building a store. Warner Messinger, of Hickory Corners, contemplates moving to Delton. Taylor Daniels, of Grand Rapids, spent Saturday in our town. Will Allen spent a few days in Carlton last week visiting relatives and friends. The Methodists held meetings every evening last week. , Mlu Aruil, Shrike, U lU.WIlb tne mumps. School Is progressing finely under Mr. Vester's rule. Carlton Center was well represented at the open lodge Tuesday evening at the Altoft school house. • Wo arc hayloft a taste of winter at present. WThat Is more aggravating to a young man than to get ready to go to visit his best girl and then observe her passing with another man? Such . things do happen. Jacob Shriber’s family are all on the sick list Mrs. ’Landon Is visiting her daughter at Freeport Rev. Meyers’ is holding evening meet­ ings. Turn out, all who are Interested. We learn that Mrs. Blakeslee, a former neighbor, is quite 111. Very fine sleighing at this writing and all are having a good time, the boys espec­ ially as this Is leap year. Let Carpenter Is on the sick list with the grip. The M. E. church has purchased a new WooUUml. La grippe Is putting in Ils work In good organ for their church. The ladies aid society met at the home shape. Some of our sick are convalescent but of Libble McCauly last Wednesday. \ym. Allen, of Grand Rapids, spent a new victims are taking their places. , few days last week visiting his parents, Mrs. E. Lucas and Mr. and Mrs. Palmer­ « ton are a little better; Chas. Collins and Mr. and Mrs. Mart Allen. Mrs. Asa O’Dell returned home Friday wife are still very sick. The suit of Chgrlea Rowleadrr vs. C. from Muskegon, where she has been visit­ Smith resulted in a verdict in favor of ing the last two weeks. All those who were on the sick list are Rowleader. It took the jury Just two minutes to bring In a verdict of 851.(10 in Improving under the doctors’ care. Lemmle Foster and Master Fred, of favor of Rowleader. We mentioned the fact stMue time since that Smith had been Keene, spent the holidays with friends In dealing pretty heavily In Rowlander wood Carlton. Mrs. J. B. Carpenter Intends moving her and we still think that by the time the suit In assumpsit to be tried on tho 11, and family to Kansas, to keep house for her the replevin suit to be tried on the 15th uncle, who Uvea there. Elder Myers ha* purchased the Culn lot. OUR COUNTY. are over with that Smith will bo of our and will take up bls residence here with opinion. The replevin suit of Baker vs. Wheeler us. And now the church members, what was tried In Nashville on the 5th, and re­ few there are, will be better hereafter. Lamont Tyler was laid away lu S. Carlton Is In nerd of a good singing sulted in a verdict In favor of Baker. Rough's bom New Years morning to sober, . A K. of P. lodge wns instituted hero on school, and a good teacher should strike up. He got Into his cart to go home, but this place. the night of the 5th. I too much tnnglefoot, made him top heavy John Carpenter was In Woodland Tues­ The D. of IL Installed the following I and he fell overboard. -The “city ambuday on business. | lance’’ was summoned and be was taken to officers last Wednesday:, N. G., Mrs. Geo. There was quite a number attended the Fuller. itec. Hoc. oec.. Sec.. Mrs.’ juo Jno.. Velle; Per-, runcr; veirn; rerpolice headquarters. He was releasctl : | tnenant Hoc., Jno. Veite; Treas.. Mr*. Jno. P. of I. and Farmers Alliance at the town later in the day with the promise that he Baughman; Conductor. Edward Kawdy; I line Tuesday, the 12th of January. It was would not do so again until another occa­ Warden, F, P. Palmerton; R. A L. Sup­ open lodge. sion presented Itself—Freeport Herald. Mrs. John Straushaugh aud son Jay. porters co N. G.. John Watts and George A Nashville doctor was called out three Fuller; IL A L. Supporters to V. G., D. also Thomas Coleman were on our streets times last night to see avman who said a Miller and Mrs. Ed Sawdy, Chaplain, Airs. last Saturday night John Strausbaugh. of O'Donnell, is quite week ago. that this grip that the people I). MUlcr. V. G., Ira Jordan; L G., Mrs. sick with a carbuncle on the back of his . were talking so much about was all Imag­ Ira Jordan. People In our vicinity arc improving the neck. ination.—News. sleighing. Boise & Palmer have parthased the hard­ We are In need of a good furniture deal­ Another pioneer fallen In the person of ware stock and business of Parker A Bald­ er and undertaker. Daniel Johnson, of Castleton, departed win, at Nashville. The board of supervisors listened to the this life January 6th. Middleville pines for street lights, and prayer of the people of our village last Charlie Berry lias returned home from a Friday and then passed resolutions Incor­ refuses to be comforted. visit with his aged parents In New York porating our village. state. Mrs. W. IL Young Is president Mrs. J. C. S. Palmerton, left our village last It is whispered around that we will have P. Ferguson secretary, Mrs. Dr. Rich Monday on legal business and returned a depot in the soring. treasurer, and Mrs. W. L. Cobb librarian, Friday ulghL Nan Berry and family now return to of the Middleville Library Association. Albert Haight aud family arc visiting at their home in Ingham county, after visit­ Woodlandltes can .hardly contain them­ David Jialght’s. ing friends. Walt Sackett and wife of Carlton visited selves for joy over the fact (hat Woodland II. E. Kelsle fell and fractured at Ellis Lamb's on Sunday. Center Is to be a village hereafter. two ribs. He Is now laid up for repairs. Mrs. Wm. Baiu'ls laid up from the ef­ Oerkay. Tuesday night of last week. Nonpareil Sleighing Is good if you do not strike a fects of a f^l and the grip. Ixxige, K. of 1'.. 20 strong was Instituted B. F. Wolf and wife are improving at Woodland. Following are the officers: hub. it will take another foot of snow to sjlghtly from the grin. cover.them up. Pastffhancellor—.John A. Warner. Prof. Humphrey, who was carrying on Smith and Lcpard have bought eighty Chancellor Commander—L. C. Felghner. acres of timber and are clearing at a two- the meeting*, had a return of the grip, aud Vice Chancellor—J. M. Reiser. had to return to his home In Wayland. forty rate. —prelate—C. C. Deane. Teamsters are rejoicing over the snow. Mr. Hatton and Nash have bought an Keeper of Records and 3e.il—George We learn of a very enjoyable time at the acre of timber for wood; also Mr. Marlow towns. home of Jas. Johnson. Many of his Master of Exchequer—Charles Mela*' and Short, n half acre for wood. Mr. Smith and Mr. Meyers are in joint friends made a surprise and had a pleasant tyre. time. They were the • recipients of many partnership cutting wood. • Master at Anns—Van Simmons. A Woman's Home Missionary society fine presents. Inner Guard—John Lee. We are Sorry to see our train draped In was organized at Mrs.. Ella Meyer*' on Outer Guard—David Oben M. New Years’ day. consist Ing of 12 members. mourulng on account of the death of its Trusters—Chas. Williams ami The next meeting will be at Mrs. Lizzie president All must go sooner or later. Heiser. ' By request we will say that the W. C. Durkee’s the 3rd of Feb. A general In­ T. U. will be entertained by Miss Flory Milo. vitation to nil is given. Ed D<>dds of fleck la, Dakota, is visiting Wood Tuesday, tho 26th. A cordial Invi­ The engines on the C. K. A S. railway tation to all. were draped in mourning this morning on at Frink Meyers. We would not miss It much If would say The young people meet together and account of the death of its popular presi­ that one-third of our people was griping. dent, Frederick Busi% of Kalamazoo. sing every Tuesday evening. By a letter received from H. J. Martin, We have an idea that tho church will We hope this cold weather will freeze it . of Vermontville, 1 am informed one of the freeze the preachers out It has the con­ out. Later—When Prof. Humphrey returned State Farmers’ Institute meetings will be gregation. Mrs. Dlllenbeek nnd family spent Sun­ home, he found four of the family down held at the village of Nashville, Barry Cd., “ with grip. on the 25th and 26th of this month. day at Saranac. Mb Smith and Mr. Meyers were at FreeFarmers, this is your meeting. One calamity follows another. Lost poitteat week. The last quarterly meeting of the con­ Elmer Marlow has the grippe at Horace winter La Squawbuck and this winter La ference year will be held at the church Grippe. Which is tho worst? Meytta'. Saturday and Su.utar, the 28n and 24th. Mr. King has returned from a two weeks Ten inches of snow. Thermometer has A good many people in Uris vicinity are been down to zero points. visit In Ohio. sick with the grip. Mrs. Addison Spaulding, Mr. Northrop's Angus McLeod was visiting at Detroit The death of Mrs Stephen Sprague oc­ family and Byron Hughes are sick with last week. Alva Alden and wife, of Battle Creek, curred on tho 8th. The funeral took place in grippe. \ on the IIth, and was attended by a large Adolph Kammerer has buffered from are visiting at Abram Aklen’L number of relatives aud friends. Before Emmet Otto and wife, of Boyne City, tooth ache. Took the train this morning she died she expressed a desire that her for Kalamazoo to have an application of are visiting his parents In Odessa. sons and sons-in-law should act as pall­ Mrs. Belle KHngerman has returned to cold iron. bearers, and in accordance with her wish her home In Odessa. her two sons and four sons-in-law per­ Rutland. formed the sad duty according to her re­ D. McNaughton, of Hastings, was in quest The deceased was almost slxtyWill Gibson is sick with the grip. Rutland Tuesday. , Cluis. Cart Is having new flues put into tlye years of age. and was the mother | of a Mrs. Belden and sou. of Lawton, visited large family of children. She was a good hie boiler and the cugine is being repaired. friends In this vicinity last week. Fred Miller, our enterprising clothing wife and mother, a good neighbor and we T. Brangwin and wife visited at 3. merchar.L is having a gns system put In trust n sincere Christian. Her loss will be Howe’s one day last week. deeply felt by her large circle of friends Frank Hendrick has returned to bls fot the purpose of lighting his house and and relatives. store. home In Schoolcraft. James Doonan and family have taken up M. R. Alden returned from Detroit lust Byron Brangwln has been visiting rela­ Sunday where he has spent the past week their residence with Mr. Doonan’s father tives In Jackson. ami mother, for the purpose of caring for V. Willison and wife were on High looking after the interests of his stare at the old people In their declining years. that place. street Friday. Kingsbury, Chamberlain & Bates have Dr. Horner la confined to his house with Fred Bowe is no better. moved their picket mill onto section seven. Memory down to zero last Saturday a severe attack of the grip. Tho Banxf.b failed to arrive herd last The farmers are making goed use of the morning. week, not coming until Monday of this A good many are complaining. Cause, skhthlng by hauling wood and logs to the week. We don’t like that way of doing In grip. dra Howe, who has l>een in the employ business. What Is the matter with the of M. R. Alden the [tart few months at Hastings P. AL any way? This is a busy season with Drs. and lGrand Rapids nuit DetrolL will return to ministers: marriages and la grippe being Ihis home Ih the orange groves of Florida prevalent. W. E. Boweu and others attended lira the 22nd. of this mouth. A number of our citizens attended the Installation of F. & A. M. officers at Or­ Jay Tecpie Is lu Detroit at present. funeral of Mrs. Spralgue, of Hope, last Dr. W. S. Hart bus purchased the lol angeville. After the ceremony au oyster week. jmttsoulh of his store and intends to build supper was the next thing in order, nd a Jno. Edgett has concluded to locate a another i general good time was had by everybody. store hi the spring. furniture and undertaking business here. A. J. Tolles Intends to go south soon for James Williamson. Will Bowen and J. W. He will build a store just north of the new -l-the benefit of his health and undoubtedly Briggs have been the champion oyster hardware site and a dwelling on Orchard Ibefore this reaches your readers he will be eaters in thia {region of the country for -------- --- — but It h flaW 0UJ, BHpeI.yl3OTj Greet, west wandering beneath die orange blossoms of many (II. Goodyem The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. Hastings, Mich. COUNTY NEWS. F. Brown of Hasting* was the guest of j F. C. Biooks uver Sunday. E. Borton was “tied up" a few days with la grippe but U again at his port of W. Clark la soon to enter upon the » of bls new occupation u traveling the cake on this occasion. lively times around at 11 o'clock fo Everybody this town, but early In.UyTfalf the pinery P. L was resurrected and are havlag good attendance, but so far as we know all oth­ ers bare adjourned tint die. Local option has been the topic of con­ versation, but It is slowly dying out IT you see that man that said we wouldn’t have any winter, please say to him he Is mistaken. Last Saturday even­ ing eold weather dropped down eight be­ low zero. Cutters are in demand. Mrs. -Lou Clapp Is visiting at Battle Creek. W. 8. Heeox and wife, of North Assyria, was at IL Russell's Sunday. A reading circle will be organized at the Center, Saturday, the 10th. Earl Churchill Is visiting relatives in this vicinity. Z. Moorehcuse and wife are both very sick. Calvin Smith and family visited at Peon­ field the fore part of the week. The 5th and 6th grades of the Center school visited the Checkered school one day this week. Myrtle Tuckerman, teacher. Dr. Powers has a bran new swell box cutter. Mrs. Richard Jones, of Verona, bnt formerly of Assyria, died Saturday from tho effects of the grip. Deceased was a Itout 85 years of age. Quite a number from lure attended the funerah which oc­ curred Tuesday from her late residence. She was brought to the Ellis cemetery for burial. T. Tasker, A. W. Wilcox. G. W. Tonjpklns and A. Chapin of this place acted as pall-bearere. Nashville. Miss Gall Griswold spent last Friday and Saturday with friends here. f Mr. Hester and daughter Cora, of Grand Rapids, visited at O. A.' T^llllp’s Friday. L. W. Felglmer and wife spent Saturday, Sunday and Monday In Chicago. P. L. Baldwin has sold his business here and will return to Nowell, Iowa. ' A. S. Foote, of Battle Creek, was the guest of his daughter, Mrs. C. E. Good­ win. the first of the week. J. Thurston Goucher M. D., of Pawnee City, Nebraska. Is visiting in the village. The 0. A. Miller Company rendered the play “Widows’’at the opera house Tues­ day evening In fine sliape. Maple hn»T«. ■ Wm. Sanford wHI sell bls stock of household goods at auction Thursday of this week. • Elmer Moore’s children arc sick with the scarlet fever. Rev. Weller will preach at the U. B. church next Sunday at 3 p. m. Debate Wednesday evening at ths Moore school house. M. Kasey. of Charlotte,. i3 visiting her son Al at tills writing. \4 Mrs. Emereon Hyde has returned from her visit to frieuds in Mt Clemens and Jackson. Reuben Bivens is getting material on the ground for n barn. The reading circle meets every Friday evening at the Norton school house. Our citizens have oiled their cutters and bob-sleighs' and ore giving them active em­ ployment after a Inng rest The above ts just as true now as It ever was. Four sick with the gripp at one time In the family of E. Fick. They’re got a new organ. Sue. . For all their ftiss and search; They’re done just as they said they’d do. / And fetched It Into church. F. M. Vanness has been on the sick list for a few days. Mrs. C. Ingraham is slowly recoverin g from her recent illness. Mrs. Baird, mother of Mrs. R. C. Pick­ worth. started Monday for the home of her youngest daughter, who lives In Oregon. Pretty long trip for a lady more than eighty years of age. Fine sleighing. Alta Murphy, of Portland, visited her mother for a few days. Mr. Pannetcr and son arc putting up an 1m and slaughter house. Grant Carbough, of Orange, was guest of E. Lockhart Sunday. Farmers are busy drawing logs. Mr. Perkins, of Stanton, Is visiting his parents. Jimmie Bloom, of Penfield, la visiting his uncle. Rev. Spiller has sent two of his daughters to town to attend school. E. Lockhart and wife attended the re­ union of F. Gates, In Orange, January 39. There was four generations represented. Mr. Warner and wife, who have been visiting friends In this vicinity, have re­ turned home. Anna J«-nes la on the sick list again. , Mary Shriuer is down with the grip. Farmers are rejoicing over the long loot­ ed for sleighing. We forgot to make mention of tho fart last week, that there arrived at Mr. and Mrs. Tompson’s a clerk. It was a boy nnd he weighed 7 pounds. The next M. E. social will be held at the church one week from Friday afternoon. Quarterly meeting at the M. E. church one week from Saturday nnd Sunday. The Congregational social will be bold at Mr. Wilkes’ next Friday evening. Items of Interest are very scarce thio week, and your scribe being under the weather, is not able to write much. The grip seems to be the order of day. Carl Boice la quite sick at thts Wm. Bane lias been wry now Improving under the care son. of Woodland. WM( Coats has the grip; Eddie Coats. �For Bolls, Pimples carbun olea, scrofulous aoreo, eczema, and all other Nood dlseaeea, take COMMAMBHu SVXBT GREAT therefore w are » 5 FOR. 't F FORTUNE.I •BY CtiHimAH- REID- *j Ayer’s Sarsaparilla j CXYTKE OT It will ^relieve and cure dyapepala, nervous debility, end that ' tired feeling. * * THOUGHT AMD ACTIOMIM THZ WORLD. Has Cured Others will cure you. WSsl The three great group* oX at coating year n lit be impartially -tlrely <R*c'2.<h-it by th- ablest writer*. I-. PoUtlcal Stiftjtfcw* growing out PresfdenlUl Campaign. IL Finan'.l.il Disturbances here an I'abroad. | in Theological Unreste-wlth an the *oclal QutwUoo.* suggested by there groups of great CURE ttw ripe*t lnformati»B about the great pro­ blem* of the time within tw narrow a oom pane or for no small a sum—short utudle* of gre*t ■ubjwuSy more thana buodrod of tho Toremo*: m- n and tratuea of the world; be«au*c th-re I- only one Am;*rttau perioHcaX for which all the great ie.-uler* of oplnjon* ohd of thought wrlu>; and that 1* The Forum. The December numter. for example.. con­ tain*: te-grad aloD by Penilnn*—The Protest ’ of Loyal Volunteers, By Lieutenant! Allen RFoote. Founder of the Society of Loyal Volun­ teer*: The meaning hr the Democratic Victory tn MsMOohuMtaa, by Gov. Wm. E. Ru4*ell; French Feeling Toward.* Germany—Auott.fr Conflict about Alsace-Lorraine inevitable, by CatuHfe Pftlietan. Member of the French Cham­ ber of Drput,e<; Should the Silver Law or t.-W be repMl?d> by Jacob H. Rthlff. one of the mo*t sncreAsfni and tnflnential boakere tn New York; T« MoJ- .-n Education a Falltua’f by Ftvdrlc nsrri*an. the great csrayiat^Ukregnlathi Competition SelT-deatructive. i bj* Aldace F. Walker Chairman of the. Western Traffic AwoetaUra; Women’* Qub*-Th?(Vol­ ume aflfl the Value of Th<j!r Work, by Alice Rhine; A Day with Lori Tennyxou. by clwlu ■ Arnold. And five other article*. aS Hre^cba and relhw* ati the ttouUaa to* rtentAAibUlcu. state of the *yatam.M»3h a« SICK “HEAD CHAPTER VIIL After dinner, therefore, feeling ridic­ ulously weak. Derwent paaead out of bis rvori for the Hot time since he bud en­ tered it, and found himself in the court be had so often admired. Darter the great arch of a pawetge which led to the front of the house, and of another which led to a second court behind, hung Urge red brilliant lamps, the light of which wa# reflected in th? basin of the foun­ tain that occupied the center of the patio. while about it were grouped wide leafod tropical plant* in terra cotta pots pf native manufacture. Around the court a broad, tiled gallery ran. sup­ ported by pillared arches, under which there were glimpaes of various apart­ ments. One of these was the dining room, and ita open doors revealed a ta­ ble still covered with the remains of dewert—stands piled high with beautiful fruit, tall, slender wine tattles and cut glass liquor decanters gleaming in the light of low swinging lamps. Following Ramon’s noisoleu trend. Derwent paawd <o where wide glass do not know Mexico writ ••nor!'’ He perceived thaVhe wished to change tile subject, and followed U»» tad at once. "No." he answered. "I cannot «uy that! know Mexico rrfl. bnt I have at least the tlerire to know it belter. The mere idea of the country * wayaexercised a great fascination over me." "Then you did not think of n* na bar­ barians, m I have been told that the most of your countrymen do?” she said smilisg “The moet of my countrymen are very Ignorant of Mexico, senorita." be replied, ••but I really do not think their ignorance lead* them as far as that." •Dore it uotr she said, rather in­ credulously. "1 have heard that in thtf states Mexico to considered a barbarous country, it t* a little singutar. to it not. that in Europe no such idea exists with doors allowed a large and lofty apart­ ment, which charmed bis eye at or.ee by its picturesque grace and comfort And yet. with the exception of a few articles of foreign luxury, it was such a room as might be found in any house belonging to n family nf ineaas throughout Mexico! nnd hail a tatnty independent of its fur­ nishing. ip its noble proportions, its floor of giazed tile, that reflected like a mirror every object placed upon 'it. and the delicate arflbeffiiues traced’ upon its plasten-d walls Over the shining floor Lru-.a do without tbesr. L*ut after xUrick bead were ucHrtered eastern rugs, interspersed with the silky white fleece of the angora goat and the handsome spotted fur of the Mexican tiger cat A variety nf low. luxurious conches— la th* bane of ao many Bras that here tawbara wtaakeourgmaiboMt. Ocr plllacure Uwhtia distinctly European. there— were min­ r.— nm. — and gled with easy chairs of inviting form. There was nn upright piano, with n Pension Syuteai: Prison Management: The scarf of Japanese silk of softly blended Sr.'"’1- «* colors thrown across its top. a long, low Tralnh.g o.’ I'rearhrrs: The LonKina Lottery: The Next Step in Ua-Tm-lff Agitation; Are ilodcartfd *at «u*a. bookcase filled with volumes, aud vari­ era Kducntlun-*) Method* a Failure’ ■ ous tables, on almost all of which bowls SO ci*, a copy. M a year. and va*es of flowers stood, while the THZ FOXFM. L’nton Square New WlH. whqlu was lighted by two lamps of Moorish design which hung from the ceiling by long silver chains. Altogether simple as,three th nigs would have been a. a c. h. barber •u rally and fairly jiresrnta th* | • in a different place, it was uot such an • Phyricians and Surgeons. apartment aa one jwculd, without warn­ opinions of th* leading writers Calls In city or county responded to wltL aaJ th'nkm on ail .question* ing. have expected to llnd under the promptness, day or night. of public Inten-tj aa/rhe North • shadow of tho Sierra Madre; and Der­ American Kcrelw.—Biiaton Jour went's surprise was excusable as he stood U'lLLlAM 0. LOWDEN. nal for a moment moti<mlc*eon tho threshold. »' Lawyer. Office over Julius Russell’s store. State THE street. Hastings. Mich. ACHE BUSINESS CARDS. No Otter Marine in lie World! H NORTH AMERICAN R^TIEW ererr American Arnrrtrin revler renter jwho wha isesreatial to every wl«he" to keep up with th* Umre. The New O'orkBun nay* of it: -The North American. Reveiw cunstintly offtcs tJ the public a pri>gramnie of writo* and toj^ca that excite the reader aul gratify the Intellectual appetite. In thia nupect there la do other mcgtulutf that approach"* tbe North Aw-rican Reveiw.'1 It la neither a partisan nor arctarian publi­ cation. but ALL SIDES OF ALL QUESTIONS In wtileU lntelligi-nt rea-lrre are lutrmted are promptly dlactua.-*! In’it* pagva. and taru aud arguments are prewnteJ wftti all tfie aWlliy and logtraj f.nve of the tnnrt emlMnt writer* Among 4cxnrtt>u|are»to vany aumtera Mill The Rt. Hon. W. E. Gladstone, A. SHELDON. • Abstract and Real Estate Office. AMUact KlucB. Hasting*. Money to low on Rea) K«*><r Rew! F.tian «'ld on ocmtnltsl w. Grurnd eqo abdrnt davlrs a complete sei ol Abstract lioak-, com­ piled from.the Record*, run f- h>i«» cotaid-'e t tract*. C. F. U ROOKS, Oerit. P P. DRAKE, 31. D., Office over Holloway'* dieg store. Office hoanUroin ? to 4 p. in. Tetaptaur. con 9-t'lr.g with reatdeciec. at Uollonaj'a druj Uore I M. B. GILLASPIK, Notary Public 1• and U. S. Claim Agent, will prosnrute ail kind* of claim* before the ftr'wvrtmjift* nf tar Interior office. Callon hits it hl* rtore. eoruer Court aud Jefferson su.. HaMibg*. Mich. 2* M. FOWLSXD.l). S. Hia Kmlb4n<'f. Cartiltn! Gib’.xni*. lion, bartd Office hoar* 8 a m to 3 p. tn B. Hill. Hqu Tho*. B. Bred •Hon. IL q. MJtf. C|>1 B. ti. Lageraol!. Arcbdsuxiu Farrtr. Pre­ “Enter, svnor. puter.” said Ramon, tonerRodolfo «-tanl and other dtatiugulsh- P W. LOWRY. M. D.. pushing wider yat the open doors. He Physician and Surgeon. “Ah! th© senorita.” he tfakes a tfMctslty nt treating of the glanced around CTEand EAR and the nn-remtloo of vtnitx) said, os n loily rose nnd advanced from The Presidential Campaign. ?Zf.Xwue?, y flttlng SI*KCTAC,:'KM *nd •!* the farther end nf th* long room. During the cumlng year, tbr Revelw will te Office and residence on Uroad way. uear Court I As she catne toward him it seemed to of sneela! Inter»-*-. xud value to every American Home, Hattlns*. Mich. Derwent ns if be had uot before bail the voter. *4 it will lay |bofore ita reader* dtarusKionsolthb important iMue* of the Prwtldcnleast iden of her nrpandng|beauty. Not MITH A COLGKOVE, lial r.-un;.4t*rn by the rt-cog:iltcd leader) in the even In the, Alameda of Mexico, when Lawyer*. •ereral political partin’. (Office tn Vnlon block. Hastings.) she walked past him like a princees. Practice ts all the court* of the stale. draped in rich black lace, had he fully BOContsa Number; 85.00 a Year. recognised the perfection of her loveli\ E. KENASTON, nees But here it fairly daxxled him. ■A. Attorney at Law. NOW IS THErriME TO SUBSCRIBE. The foreign, hemiorientnl room, with its (Over J. 8. Ooodvear * Co.'a store.) Practice* in ail court-of the State. <>>llect'.ont shadowy corners and the circles of shin­ ^roraptty attending to. ing light from its hanging lamps, made , au harmonious background for the grace­ R. TIMMERMAN. Homwpathle Phy-' ful figure that, clad lu soft white India 3 East 14th St.. Naw York. « siclan and burgeon. silk clasped by a silver girdle at the (Offire over Lathrop’* drug *tote.) waist and fitting high to the throat, un­ A PATRIOTIC WORK. aw. real estate and collect­ der a silver collar wrought with| the fairylike delicacy of Mexican work, ing OFFICE OF moved over the i>olished floor with the pALMEirrux A Surra, pMlCeECj »oa.ir®4 Ihrotyt th« policy o.’ Frv. ..Woodland, Mich. ease of a grande dnme and held out a C. S. Palmerton, ’“’n J. M. Smthl slender bond to him. by Um Amtrkm l*r«Jacth Notary Public. ^Jnatice of the Peace. “1 urn very glad to see you. Renor,’’she said with gen tio grnciousness. “and more than glad that yon have recovered suffi­ are in’.nrwUn< at>d lortroeuva. and cmtrace ciently to b« able to join us Pray take ffiatnutoM of all phaa«« of th* Tariff <juc*ttan. thischair."‘ With her own bands she moved for­ Corner of Court and J efferent) 8t. Keeps ffoor ward a large wicker chair, fitted with red. twine nia.l Ltr.vihH nr.l-.jX.il a-... »n*M4. cwafafly edited and reliable lufwtua. •oft cushions of crimson silk, and Der­ Gxxi goods. Lowprtees. went wm glad to sink into it. with a murmured apology, while she sat down on a divan opposite and looked at him with her dark, beautiful eyes full of so­ licitude. “You are very pale.” she said. ■■Shall I not send Ramen**—who still lingered at the door—-for a glass of wine?" “Uh. no. thanks.” he answered. “You arevery kind, but 1 am only ;i little weak I have felt mere weakness from mr ; wound than would' have been the case The mccCT, of this Great Cough Core u ’ had I not lent so much blood.” he added without a parallel in the history of medicine. apologetically. All druggbis are authorixed to *eH it on a pea. I "And then thu fever,** she said. “Cbn| Hire rurontee, a test that no ocher cure can kctidcring both these things. I think you wvJully wand. That it may become known. have min’e great strides toward recovery. It was only a week yesterday since you were brought Into tho horase insensible— we almost thought a dying man." S Tie Nwii fAiatricaii Reveiw, F L GILtASPlE, irihsi SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. | Kailica. -It loves r “What should I hare been xnade of if I did not get betterF’ be said, “ft to th* only way In which I can *b-->w my ap preclatiotr of your great kimlnraa." •Let u* not talk of tb»k“ She tudd with a slight ware of the hand. Our kindr.v*A to nothing, in Mexico to is not eonrt<lere<l remarkable to show hospitality e-spvctauy to to » a wounded wuuu««nz to any oce-«peetaUy The remnrkabk- thing would stranger. V— -------“ ’ * you b© if one failed in iL Ent probably ; aalf. Ska la an eothariaatie buiauwumait. aud ww live in thu aadtll© half cur time. By the by. if you Ilka riding 1 I con give yea u good mount.” Derwent's eye* brightened. “ I am*a • 1 southerner.” fie said, as if that were an­ ! swer enough. "Half of my life 1 have spent in Lo«nsu»aa and half in tiio blue gross regimi of Kentucky—my mother belonging to the firat and my father to the last. Nut even in Galway do you think mere of riding than we do." "And in neither ura there such plains over which to tide aa in Mexico, I ara sure," said Dunn Zsrifx "Ah. it is like flying through the air to put one’s horse at-his best Speed and ride for mile* over our grept mesas." Her delicate nostrils dilated as if she inhaled the Lrevzas sweeping over the wide leagues of space of which ah© spoke, and Derwent, locking at her, felt a quick thrill at the thought that he might be permitted some day to ride by her side. "And do you really, then, spend all of your time here?" he asked. Addressing Don Maurixio. MiruCones? Oh. no." that j “Here at Miruuc ~3» "1 hare another । gentieiuan replied, ' large hacienda in the Bsjio—you know i that stretch M fertile country lietween "Ptrhapt you are ttrxmg enough now for a HUlc outdoor ezcrcioc." When Derwent opened his eyea tho next morning, bars of golden aunshiuo were lying on the red tiles of the floor and Rainon stood by hit bed.-dde, bearing the coffee tn which lie always looked forward its a distinct pleasure. His shoulder was Ires painful, and the recol­ lection tb&t he was to spend an indefinite regard to ukz’ IrapuAto an 1 Queretaro? 1 divide my time amid these charming surrouudings "Europe knows you better," he an- time between that place and this, with a wae invigorating ns a tonic. To the •wered. "Dp to the preaent time all ’ month or two now and then in Mexico. '•Bc-noadias.iiertor. Como rein Dated?’’ Mexico's social nnd commercial Inter- : [»at, neb. productive and beautiful, too of Hamon, bo answered. “Muy bueno, connte has been with Europe rather than ; aa the Bajio is. both my daughter aud griciax,” with so much emphasis that with her immediate neighbor. There 1 myself prefer this wilder country; nnd if the face of tho nUendant lighted up with was very good reason for this, as you ■ we were called upon to name our borne, a bright smile, auri be said. “Bueno! know. 1 6*ve no excuse to make for my j ••• •’ we should ' •' say ... - I think Miraflorea." btuJuor with an air (J commendation, as countrymen, seuorito. The grasping “Without doubt," said Doua Zarifa. he set the tray down propensities of the Anglo-Saxon are, un­ “There is no place in tho world so dear A Httlu later, after tho doctor had paid fortunately. well known. And the nar­ to in© aa this.” his visit, and had also said “Bueno!" ap­ row minded vanity which induces him “That is very good for a girl who is provingly over thi progress of the shoul­ to fancy himself the exemplar of the hu­ fresh from a seasou in Paris, is it not?” der. Ranmn cam? in nn ! announced that man race is not lea* renuu-knble.” mid Don Maurixio. as he laid his hand el padre desired to see the aenor. “Beg “You are not very complimentary to rareasmgly un her wrist. him to enter." said Derwent, who h.ui your countrymen." *he said, showing her Sh© placed her other hand over his. been very ranch pleased by tho gentle, pearly teeth in another smile. And looked up at him with her dark eye* “Why should I be complimentary?*'he • melting into a more liquid-aoftuam than ’refined bpe of the priest He anticipatjd an agreeable visit, in which he could asked. "Why should nut on# try to th*y had known before. “Yon were clear one's mind even of natural preju­ not iu Paris.” aha sold, with an enchant­ ask much concerning the country of one intimately acquainted with its inner life; dice and get as near the truth ns possible ing smile. but he wis by no means prepared for the in this very imperfect world?. Every "No. thank heaven!” be answered gay­ errand on which it aoou transpired that race has Ire defauta de m-s qnalite*. But ly. "What should a Mexican hacienit ia a great mistake to confound tho de­ dado, with his heart among his flocks Padre Francisco had come. “ Dona Zarif a, ” said the priest, after fect* with the virtues.” and herds, do there? Cut gn, carina “Yea." she said meditatively„ “that is mix. and giro us sumo music. Let Mr. all due inquiries bad been made, “thinks very true. Mexicans have undoubtedly Derwent see what bn thinks of our Mex­ that perhaps you are strong enough now for a little outdoor exercise, and that seine defects, although I really think— ican airs." and it is not only becanse 1 too am a Shu ruse instantly nnd moved across you may like to see aometbihg of the hacienda—st least of the portion which Mexican—that they have also great nr- the floor—a perfect picture of grace, tnca.’' Derwent tliucght, in her aoft. ahim mur­ lies immediately around tho casa grande. If you care to go, she and I will be "Even from tho little that I have seen ing drajicries. and with her natural, un­ happy for you to accompany us on our of them, 1 am very sure uf it.” said Der­ studied chann of step and bearing. went heartily. "Bnt you. senorita. can Sitting down to the piano, ahe struck i usual morning round. ” “I shall be, delighted," answered Der­ hardly consider yourself altogether n»• few chorda and began to sing in a con­ Mexican." tralto so rich and sweet that it was like went. A mo of another stamp might “1 do. however.” she said lifting her notes drawn from a violin by a master have been disappointed that be was not head n little higher with n pride that be­ band rather than the sound* of the to havs a tet^-a-tete with his fainhexteas. but Dmkent was not only too Swuch a came It well. “1 am a Mexican in heart human voice. What she Rang her lis­ and soul, as well as in blou<l aud birth. tener did not know—the words were man of tho world to have exjwcted sue!: It to true that my dear father comes of Spanish—but the air was wild, haunt­ a thing in a country with the customs of another race: but he will tell you that ho lug. mournful, and yet pa^donnte in the Continental Europe, but he really did is altogether Mexican now." extreme. As he listened be seemed to not desire it He had nothing to say to "1 nm glad that he has at least not fee the rugged mountain ptwsca, the Dona Zarifa that the whole world might laid aside his knowledge of English, and grent Sierras like storm tome*! wave*, not hnr; aud he was very *uro that tho tlirtt you condescend to speak it alao.” the vast exiamse of mighty plains, the society of the padre would in no degree said D-rwent smiling. sad. gvntle faces and passionate eyes of detract from the enjoyment of her com­ "But here couica one who does not.” the people; then the stpihi sank to a panionship. said the young lady rising. They found her in the court when they lower key, a tender sweetness stole into Derwent rose, too. as an elderly lady It, as though tropicnl flowers were breath­ came out. standing under the shade of entered the room. He knew her at once ing their fragrabco out on tho starry one of the Moorish arches, dressed as as Donn Zarifn'a companion when hesaw night, add with one liut Xtarst of sad. Derwent had seen her first, in black, aud the latter in the Alatuedv-a handsome, strange melody it ended. draped with lace, which she wore in tlie " middle aged woman, very brunette aud graceful Spanish fashion over her head. “Oh, yea, it is Mexican,'* said Don inclined to embonpoint, as all Spanish Maurizio— "one of tho wild native airs She gar© him her hand, asked howhc women-are after a certain age. With a that linger among the peopl<- and that was feeling, and if be was sure that a few wonls uf greeting she held out a soft, are now and then caught and formulated walk would uot fatigue him. “You must kindly hand to Derwent, who bowed by the couipoeera.*' promise.** ahe soi l, “that ynu will let us over IL . • “What did it say to you, senor?" asked know os soon ns you feel th© least weary "This to my cousin, Sonora Peralta," Zarifa. turning around. Now. padre raio. I think wears ready.” said Duna Z:irifa. "She hopes you are They passed through the wide, vault­ He told what ft had suggested, and recovering. If you speak French you she smiled as if pleased. ’.‘A girl is re­ ed passage, paved as a porte-cochere, which led to tho front of the house and cun answer her in that ianguag?." lating bow her lover has been killed Derwent did Fpeak French with fluency, among the wild mountains, aud how her out into the arcade, which ran the so he answered Senora Peralta's inquiry, own heart is broken." she said. "At tho length vt the long building, and the and then, iu reply to other questions, doso she wanders back to memories of great arches of which framed in a suc­ gave n circumstantial history of his their love, of bow in the auuira< r night cession c.f pictures tho magnificent ex­ wound and all relating to it Both todies ho would coino and sing beneath her panse of the plain. listened to him attentively, and the sub­ window. Then she remembers that hu Derwent now saw folly, for tho first ject was hardly exhausted when Don is dead, and ends with a cry nf despair." time, the commanding position of th* Maurixio came in. “A very mournful motif," said Don house. Standing on a wide, level emi­ “Ah. Mr. Derwent." he said*cordially. Maurizio "Give ns something a little nence, which on one side rolled gently “I »ni delighted to see yon here. You more cheerful, and then I will play phy­ down to the spreading tableland, it was look better Already. A little society is sician and order Mr. Derwent to bed." inclosed on the other by hills, covered a good thing; although I must warn •■Sing an 'Ave Maria,' my child," said with verdure, behind which rose tho yon that we can offer you verv little a quiet voice at the door, and aa Derwent high crests of greater heights, that, variety in that line At Miraflores." looked in tlwit direction be aaw a tall, curving around in tho arc of a half cir­ Derwent replied very sincerely that it slender man, wearing tho cassock of a cle, lay in splendid maizes bine and was impossible to desire better society priest, enter tho room. purple on each aide of the mesa—their then he found at Miraflores. "But 1 "This is a member of our family farthest point forty or fifty miles dis­ have hoard.” be said, "that moat Mexi­ group whom you would bar© met earlier tant, but looking much nearer in the can proprietor* of targe estate* do not if he had not l»een absent until today,” clear atmosphere. live on them, because of their loneli­ said Don Maurizio; “our good friend “What a glorious riowT he exclaimed. ness.” . and chaplain. Padre Francisco." “No wonder, senorita, that you like a “It !s, unfortunately, true," answered There was something very charming place Wjhich charms you with such pic­ his host "The estates are generally so in the dark, gentle face, with finely out­ tures always before your eyes!” large, and the distances from one to lined features and soft brown eyes that “You should aoe it during the rainy another so great, that wealthy Mexicans looked at Derwent with a smile as they season,, senor.” she answered, smiling, do not, as a rule, live on their haciendas, shook hands. “when all the plain before us is carpeted except for a few weeks in the course of “1 am grieved to hear of your acci­ with flowers—myriads of every kind and the year.” dent, senor,” ho add in very good Eng­ color. It is for this reason that the ha­ “That Im what 1 was told when I ex­ lish. "As Don Maurizio has remarked, cienda is called Mirafloren.” pressed a desire to see something of life I have be>n away for two weeks, else 1 “ ‘See the flowers!’ " sai 1 Padre Fr.non a hacienda." raid Derwent "•No­ should have expressed my regret sooner. cisco. translating. “Mexicans are fond body live* on the haciendas but tho But you are getting welir of fanciful names.” agents.' I wm assured. There is no life Derwent replied suitably, and then “I should rather call them poetical," there of the kind you fancy. Mexican* turning to Doua Zarifa. said, "I hope said Derwent “But this place deserves of the Hgh< r data all live in the capital that, since I am under orders to retire, its name doubly: for what bdtatiful or abroad.'" senorita, you will sing at least one more gardens!” "Allowing for the exceptions," said song before I go." It was the parklike pleasance of- which Don Mauririo, “that waa a correct state­ “I will sing the -Ave Mari*’ for which bo had already had a glimpse from his ment And the ccnse«1-tienae is that half el padre has asked," she replied. “I window, and which now spread before th# haciendas of Mexico are for sale, think you will like |hat" him in all ita loveliness, with shadowy destined before long to pass into the Derwent was vjry sure of it. when be vistas where great trees met overhead in hands of aliens. When men leave their heard the strain* of Cherubini** "Avo an arch of shade, stretches of green turf, relates I u the control of agent* Che re­ Mana.” Often a* he had heard thia sult to mismanagement in all respects. beautiful song before, it was always in parterres bright with flowers, tropical ahvnVa «**. u small ehrulM loaded — with Who knows this better than an Irisha soprano arrangement, and be thought gurgling streams. <’ channel* uxau? Ateenteetam ha* been the curae that be bail never appreciated ita exqui­ bens and there for on which of my country, and it to iu a great de- site harmonic* until he beard them reom;x7j Sowhvjj l be- leered by Dona Zarifa’# rich contralto made thia paradise Turning to the Zarifa ^*me u Mexican 1 determined that J prayer: and would not foU<»w the prevailing fashion. “Shall we take tthrough retired to or will it �farther with ns." ' “1 feel as strong M possible," Derwent protested. "But if Miraflorcs contains anything mere beautiful than I have al­ ready seen, I beg to bo introduced Co it . “Come, then." said Zarifa, smiling. She had opened a large white parasol lined with rose color, the reflection of ■which threw a soft pink gioi*;'ow her delicate, Ivorylike face, aud as she walk­ ed by his side, with her spirited head held aloft, and her firm, free step—the true step of a Mexican woman—Derwent could not but think how little there was of the conventional ianguorous, tropical type about her. There was nothing seductive iu the glances of the dark, proud eyes. Diana herself could not luive sug­ gested more strongly vestal purity and perfect physical vigor in every move­ ment. ■ while her manner wan a perfect Mending of simplicity and dignity. He likened h-.-r again in his thoughts to a young priinress—ao ideal princess, who, realizing in every act «hd won! the full meaning of the noble\old motto. Noblctsr'oblige. had yet under nil her gen­ tle gracious::ess tho ineradicable pride of blood and birth and the fiery spirit of a warlike race. It wns Padre Francisco who talked, most, answering Derwent's questions about the country os they walked down' the beautiful avenues that led toward the hills which rose sheer and green be­ fore them. Presently they entered aj path overshadowed by drooping foliag* that wound downward to a rocky runue through which a stream came leaping in cascades of white foam. No monF en­ chanting spot could be conceived. Here nature seemed untouched in all her primitive beauty. , Only a fuw patlxs along the stream, 'one orj two bridges crossing it, r.nd a temple sliapdd pavilion perched on a.large rock ov^-iwngirig ihe highest fall suggested the woric or pres­ ence of man. And yet, as Derwent was told, immense pains laid been taken to bring nnmbers of plants and trees‘here.' besides those which grew nnturally in a place ao well adapted for vegetation Tho result was a wild, lovely blending of tropical foliage, of masses of flowers and of rare, exquisite orchids, while through all. like a charming Undine tho stream came whirling over tiie rocks ■ in sheets of foam and spray or fell into crystal pooh where naiads might have bathed. The enthusiastic admiriation ot the young man pleased hb guides. "Thb b my favorite retreat," said Doua Z;urifa. “There b no day so wann that delicions coolness may not be found here, and the view down tha ravine from there"—she pointed to the pavilion—“is most charm­ ing Some time J shall bring an artist here to Are yoa liny thing of an artist. Senor Derwent?^ “Vnfartuaatefy. uo:"‘auswere<l Der­ went, should be ouly too happy to paiqt such a scene ns this. Bnt can we norgo up to the pavilion?” "Certainly—nnd rest there for a time. 1 am sure you must be Gfetl." . He did uot like to .-ici/nowiedge it. bnt he win tired. au>l it was with a sense of relief that he sat down in the pretty temple after they bad mounted the slope which led to iL The view from this spot was as liircly as Dunn Zarifa had said. Behind rote a otcep. green bill­ side, below dashed the leaning water while before them the romantic Canada, with ita wealth of foliage, its rocks and cascades, extended for at least a quarter of a mile. ' ' "It reminds me somewhat," rai l Der­ went. "of the view from the Buena Es­ peranza Standing at the mouth of the mine, one looks down a ravine even wilder anrk grander than this, though” not so picturesquely beautiful" • His companions glanced at him with interest , Evidently the name of the Buena' Esperanza was familiar to them. "So it was there you were?" said Padre Francisco, •lam inclined to congratu­ late you upon getting off with a bullet in your shoulder. You little knew what yon were doing in touching! that mine." ‘ “I have learned, hdwever," said the young man dryly. "It seems that it* b to all intents and purposes a mine of gunpowder us well as ot silver. Thb 1 must say for myself." hu adllud, "that if 1 bad hud even the faintest idea of how the bond of timt mine had been ac­ quired 1 should never have looked at iL But, after having seen it. 1 confess that it is a great disappointment to me to find it out uf my reach altogether." "Yon thought it a good minu?" asked Dona Zarifa. “The best I have ever Fees, if a man could acquire it honorably he n«ed ask no bitter source uf wealth."! “You speak very cmifidently.'’ said Padre Francisco. “Are you profession­ ally a judge of miurs?" 4 Derwent shook lib headj ‘No." he answered. “1 should not think of at­ tempting to judge a mine fur another person, but 1 do not hesitate to judge for myself, and it was for myself that 1 was anxious to buy the Bac-na Esper­ anza." . "Ub. yon have come to Mexico to seek investments then?" -. "I have coiue to Mexico to find the means to realize a fortune in a short time," he answered. “That b what al) Americana dedre to llo. 1 believe," said Padre Francisco meditatively—"to make a fortune in a short time." He did not utter any word of disap­ proval for such an aim, but. something in his tone, and a certain look of with­ drawal that came over Doha Zarifa’s face—an if she lost interest in a man who avowed such an ambition—stung Der­ went, and made him say, on an impulse: “I have a special reason for wishing to moke the fortune of which 1 speak. It b not for myself—not merely for the accumulation of money—but to pay a debt of honor. Lf 1 do not pay it others will suffer. And that must not bs if any exertion on my part can prevent it" It was the first time that he had ut­ tered even so mnch of hb secret to any stranger* to him. Bat ba was repaid by eyes, while the priwt eaid Hwilr many rich lodes in these mountains some of which are as yet untouched. Now, my child,** he spoke to the girl •‘1 must really go on; but there b no reason why you should not allow benor Derwent to rest hinuelf fully and then bring him with you." ‘•No. no." said Derwent, rbinj. ’I cannot consent to detain the seuonta for 1 am really rested now. In thta wonderful climate I perceive that one recuperates rapidly. I am equal to ac­ companying you." "Bueno!" said the padre, approvingly ‘Then let ua go." They left the pavilion, and Dona Zarifa explained, as 'they crossed the pretty stream, that a little .lower it turned the flouring mills of the ^acienda, which. Derwent found later, were the largest in that part of the country and supplied a wide district with their product. “My father is very proud of his mills." she said, “and will certainly insist on taking you over them. He han all the latent improvements. I sometimes won­ der how he can maintain such keen in­ terest in so many varied pursuits." “He is a wonderful man. Don Mau­ rizio." said the priest. “His energy is indomitable, and hb interest in every thing that can develop the country and help the people b unflagging. Now. Senur Derwent, can you guess where we are taking you?" Derwent confessed hb inability tn hazard a conjecture: for,, skirung the grounds, they now seemed approaching a village composed of neatly built adobe ’Louses, scrupulously clean- both within and without, as almost all. Mexican houses are. “TLi* is where tho laborers on the es­ tate live," said Padre Francisco. "There . arc several hundred SQttls here; for the -hMlHKtries of a great hacienda are very numerous. Everything which is coumrtned and almost everything which is worn is mad® upon it." “And Lt it true '.hat nil th? peons on the haciendas are rirt ttat serf9—unable to leave without th-, consent of their innsters?*' asked IX'i went. “It b tree that, by the lawsof Mexico; h«‘ is in dob: to his master. That is just enough, nnd on it the stability of the in­ dustries of the country depeudu. In all conutrica. ho'yeyer, there are men who do not fe:ir to incur the vengeance of Gal by bevoming oppressors of the poor. Such then take advantage of this law to keep the peons in'their debt, and so hold them in virtual bondage. Biit no such bondture extsts at MirafloreA If la la­ borer tvtev is -iu debt wishes to go, Don ilfmrUio will cancel ins debt rather than kejji with him one who is unwilling to rel'Atdji.” . ’ . '’Bat such a need rarely occurs." said Doha Zarifa. "Few of our people ever to leave, and tn'X’t of them bare been b-jruunthoestak-. We know them oil.1 we think for them all, they are. as it were, part of oar family; why ahonld they desire to go?" "There is something very cluirming in this feudal dependence of the em­ ployed upqn titeir employers—something softening and hnuianizing on both sid^a." said Derwent. “How different from the wide chasm and tin* bitter strife between labor and capital with which we have replaced it! But what is this?” "The -school house." said the priest, nailing, as they paused before the open door of a “large room, where about f^fty "I hop® you Ilk® your present quar- ' Al tors better." she said, with a smile. I VJ CONTINUED OU. *U J .' Sends Five Score or More Men to Eternity and Wounds as J. B. Wilson. 371 Clay SL, Sharpsburg. [ Many Others. l’x. says Jie wlll not be without Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds, that It cured hb wife who wan ! threatened with pneumonb after an attack ’ Woundod Frightfully Mangled and ... -I of "la -----grippe, ’• ’’ when various •ta*.« *»> other —•• ro.n. rem-1 1 torched Bnd Most of Thana Fatally ctlles nnd several physicians had done her | Hurt— Forty-Eight Corps** Brought Cp no good. Robert Barber, of Cooksport, I Pa , claims Dr. King's New Discovery has | done him more goiM than anything he HanMhold* In the Community—Tho ever used for lung trouble. Nothing like IL Try it. Free trial bottles at W. H. Goodyear’s drugstore. Large bottles, 50c. and 91.00. Electric Bitten. This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who tiave used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise.—A purer medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, bolls, salt rheum - and other affections caused by impure blood.—Will drive malaria from tho system and prevent as well as cure all malarial fevers.—For cure of hea4Bclie, constipation and Indigestion try Electric Bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed,' or money refunded.—Price 50 ct*. and 31.00 per bottle at W. H. Good­ year's drug store. Be Sure HUNDRED DEAD "Oh. yes. since 1 have known them. But if 1 had not known them I should Awful Story of the Horror in have been only too thankful Co find my­ । Indian Territory. self in such a place as your hospital'’ But he did not .venture to add what . was in hb thought®— "Perhap yon | THE BUST OF DEATH ANO HAVOC would have come to see me there!" South McAllister, I. T., Jan. 9.—The hororsof the Diamond mine disaster st Braidwood, Ill., about eight year* ago, • ere re-enacted here Thursday night and yestenlay. except that in thb instance, Are instead of flcod was the Instrument of | destruction. As tho miners were prepar­ । ing to leave shaft Ntf-niat Krebs, five miles from here, operated by the Osagei Coal nnd Mining company, shortly after 5 o'clock Thursday evening, a terrific ex­ plosion occurred, spreading death among 400 or more miners. It Is impassible at present to obtain any accurate information1 as the number of lives lost or persons in­ jured, but it is known that at least ’ 100 Tl.e best salve in the Avorld for cuts, men were entombed hi the mine, and it is bruises, sores, ulcers, salt <rheum. fever only possible to ascertain their number by sores, tetter, chapped handH, chilblain*, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ a canvass from house to house, which b ly cures piles or no pay required. It I* being mail® by n committee. guaranteed to give pti^fect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price “5 <x nts per box. The dead, it is generally conceded, will Forisale by W. U. Goodyear, the druggist. number close to 100 and the injured alwut C. A. Platt stilpiaxl 80,000 dozen eggs as many, a grant number of whom have no nnd three tqus ot butter and nine ton* <>f poultry from Hubbardston durimr 1801. prospect uf recovery. Physicians from the With hb tbum!. a boy Is sahl to bare *aV«xl neighboring towns and cities have tendered tte Nctbertands from inundation. Mnny peo­ their service*, and are worked to their ut­ ple tmw been saved from tl:e' invasion of dis­ most in caring for the injured. Miner* ease by a bolt!* ot Ayer’s BaraaparlIla. This from neighboring coal field* have flocked nie-llcloe imparts tone tn the Nj&tcm aud strengthens every organ and fibre of the body, 1 iu by every train during the night and day, tendering their aasistADce nnd hero­ Mr*. Lizzie Gurney stumbled over a wash tub at Grand Rapid* and broke her ically volunteering to enter the gloomy shaft In which so many of their comrades arm. have perished, and in which perhaps death These piHs are scientifically compounded, even awaited them on account of the loos­ and uniform in action. No griping pain su ened boulders which the shock of the ex­ commonly following the n»e of pili*. plosion left upon a flimsy balance, and They are adapted to both adults and chil­ which n breath of air might precipitate dren with perfect safety. Wq guarantee upon them. they have no' equal in 'the cum of sick headache, constipation, dyspepsia and The McAllIstec mice* dot- the prairie blliOtMness. and. as nn appetizer, they ex­ cel any other preparation. Sold by W. at intervals from a quarter to half a mile, and each b *nrruundered by the 11. Goodyear. ‘ usual cluster nt hovels which nerve thepurCity physician 1. S. Badger.'of Big Rap­ pose of home* to the miners. Thee* homes ids. nnd old practitioner, died Monday, present a pathetic picture today. There is aged 70. not one cf them which does not mourn the loss uf cither member or -friend. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup ha* been uwd far cbiltlrvu teeth hi g It sooltK-s tbo child, Thera wbo have recovered their dead, softens the gunu. aday* all pain, cures wind though their agony b pictured in their colie. and ta the br»t remedy fur <!iarrlm-a. Twenty-five cent < a bottle. 8old-by all draggista fact*. seemed to experience a silent con­ throughout tbo world. tent in comparison with the many who Henry Rudehaver, caught in Milwaukee, are still thronging around the mouth of pleaded guilty at Jacltaou to horse steal­ the dismal hole awaiting tidings of the loved ones who are still entombed. Very ing. little has been accomplished in the way of ■'Listed,” as lb* broker* say. at ICO doses one relieving tho*j wbo may still be alive and rtullsr." Hood’s t*ar»n|K>rllta 1* a:ways a fair hemmed in. equivalent for the price. Lyman V. D. Cook, marshall of Howell, The exact cause of the catastrophe b un­ ex-sheriff of Livingston county and an old known, but it b supposed that, contrary children sat at their desks and a teacher suldier, is dead. to the custom and ^ule* of tho mine*,, stood before a blackboard. There was some miner fired * blast without author­ a simultaneous movement, as all present In tho Ary an religion the chief offering ity. the blast igniting the gas or coal dust rose to their feet Derwent did not enof the gods was the fomented juice of the and causing the explosion, which was ter /er, but, leaning against the doorway, Soma or M<x>n plant, which, being a strung rifle. One of the hoisting cages had just watched the scene—the pretty, dark drink, tiruiK. gave new excitement to u> those mose wbo woo come to the surface with six men aboard. faces, the shining eyes and gleaming partook of it. and was believed tn Import As (be last man stepped from the platform teeth, tho reverence with which tho power to the gods. It was believed, more* the cage, propelled by the explosion, shot small scholars knelt for the juulre's over, that It wrought miracles, and for up through the roof fifty, or sixty feet blessing, the caressing affectionateness thb reason. It afterward became tin* chief above,' while the flames weut skyward with which those nearest Dona Zarifa god ot the Hindus. In a vedie hymn T the 100 or more feet, followed by a report which was heard fur miles. Nearly half v pressed forward to touch her dress or worshiper says. the men employed in the mine escaped by “We've quaffed the Soma bright. Idas her hand. There was no servility climbing the air shaft. One man. whose And are Immortal grown; in tb-j last action. It was plainly as leg was broken by the explosion, climbed We've entered into light. mnch an impulse of their admiring ado­ the entire 450 feet to the top of the shaft. And all the gods have known. ration as the same homage is from a What mortal nrfw can harm. iover. IDENTIFICATION OF CORPSES. Or foemnn vex us more? “Having tho freedom to do ao, how Through '.bee ^eyond alarm, could they help it?" Derwent thought, immortal God! we soar.” No such power ns this is attributed to ... cooking at the beautiful gracious figure of the young lady, as she stood in tho any plant at the present lime, and yet It is difficult to identify the bodies as center of the room, smiling into the up­ many of the cures perfdrmed by Si S. S.. a they are brought to the surface. All ore turned faces, with one hand on the dark. . purely vegetable remetly, seem about to blackened almost beyond recognition, border on the miraculous, in contagious silky curls of a tiny boy, ho envied the blood poison, scrofula, skin diseases, some while many are mangled anil charred to children their privilege to express tho forms of caucer, etc.. It b a remedy par the extent that fragments of their cloth­ feeling which she inspired. i ing or contents of their pockete served to extxlU'iice. “We did not linger long on your ac­ Treat Ise on blood and akin diseases prove their identity. Tho dead, as tar as count." she said, when they rejoined mailed free. they have been identified, are: George him. “Usually el padre hears the cate­ Smrr Specific Co., Atlanta. Ga. Lindsey. Sr., George Lindsey, Jr., William chism and 1 distribute rewards to the de­ The soldiers at Fort Brady, near the Ruwsell, Mike Jacomo, Ted Blondon, Joe serving. but we let them off easily this Sanlt. are already becoming proficient iu Blandon. . John Sferra, Joe Gennessio, morning, -because I do not want to fa­ the new tactics. Steve Veraeue. Gene Camaasd, Silver tigue you. and I do want you to see our Sferra, Bennett Moss, Joe Corronts, -Anto­ A veritable family medlchio box, hospital, if you are equal to a little far­ nio Genneasoto, Tonupy Cain, Joe Rocco, Beecham’s pills. ther walk." John Quinn, Jim Quinn, Matlock Quinn, Subscriptions for the SI00,000 addition Mike McShane, Tom McShane, George Derwent declared himself fully equal to it, and indeed his interest was so to Kalamazoo college's endowment have Russell, Ted Kibble. reached S03.000. Many Vntdsntiflsd Dodies. mnch roused that he forgot his fatigue. There are many other bodies which have The best anodyne and expectorant for lb« The hospital-^n-cqther imposing 'struc­ ture built around a'pleasant court, with cure of colds and congbs and all throat, lung, not as yet been identified, and new ones are constantly being brought* ud. The cleanliness and spac^ and sunshine every­ and bronchial troubles, is. undoubtedly. Ayer's Injured are so numerous and scattered so where—was as ixjrfect in ita arrange­ Cherry Pectoral. Ask your druggist for It. and, widely among the village houses that at the same time, for Ayer's Alaiuanac, which ments as everything else on the hacienda their number can hardly be estimated. The seemed to be. There were only one or only record that has been kept was of rec­ Dentist Stephen's, of Owosso, found Ids ognized. There were about 400 men at two patients in it at present: but every­ thing was so attractive in appearance wife lying dead in bed when be woke up work, and as near aa can be ascertained yesterday morning. about 150 of them escaped injpry, while and so well managed that it was evident the others are either imprisoned or have sickness was as little of a misfortune at Genti.kmen: My wife and babe, fourteen been brought up injmed. Each trip of the Miraflores as care and kindness could cage bring* to light e new victim, which make it And here, too. Dona Zarifa months old. and a boy of five have suffered the volunteers carefully carry to the mine was like a young queen among her sub­ for years from hereditary scrofula or blacksmith shop, which has been utilized King's evil and would frequently break jects. greeted with tho same adoring out in sores. 1 have employed the best ok a temporary morguennd through which reverence which the children had dis­ physicians, but found nothing to relieve the anxious crowds of miners, wives, aud played. and repaying it with a tender in­ them until I tried Hibbard’s Rheumatic children surge in search of the absent terest and gentleness beyond Words. Syrup. Have used fourteen bottles, and members of their families. Derwent thought that he had never wit­ find to my astonishment they are entirely nessed a more lovely sight than when, cured. Words cannot describe the valut Up to 5 o’clock yesterday afternoon forty­ unconscious that any gaze was upon her. of jour medicine as a blood purifier. I' eight men had been taken out dead and she bent over a woman tossing with sitafl recommend it to all who are troubled ICO seriously injured, most of whom cannot recover, being badly burned and mutilated fever, renewed the cool bandages on her fruiq impure blood. John MtrcixteKWEisa, Ja., on account of the ulupe caving in on the head, held a juicy lime to her parched Dealer In groceries and. provisions, west Hide of the shaft. The rescuing par­ lipa, and clasping the hot. dry hand be­ Alpena, Mich. ties are being badly delayed in reaching tween her own cool, soft palms talked Prepared only by The Charles Wright the entombed men, and it b impossible to soothingly as if to an infant Medicine Company. Detroit. Mich. For give a correct estimate of the num­ '•1 think, senorita." he said, when they sale by W. H. Goodyear. ber killed and injured at this writ­ were walking away, "that if yon had ing William Williams was the first G;-nesae county supervisors will cat aff .the<91,500 a year they have been paying In □nnded, insensible stranger.^ spArrow bounties. r, it would have been as CYCLONE IN VIRGINIA. IIoatokr. Va., Jan. 9.—******* Additional deiUf.VrvOikK, V Ma, UOll. .*V.*>»* JL UU> eOT~mtog CU.- cyclone to Randolph and Chambers counties Wednes­ day night are as follows: Five mile* from here tbo house of James Williams wua blown down while a dance was in pro­ women badly hurt; other occupants were slightly injured. The path of the storm wnsabobt K» yards wide. It swept down the Sdvannnti and Western railroad track for two miles, racing with a passenger train which narrowly escaped destruction. At Milltown nearly every store was blown down, together with the Baptist church, college and many residences. Professor Gibaon, of the collage; was killed and twelve pupils hurt. No leas than thirty people were more ar Ira* injured at Milltown. Five mile* further on three negro cabins were taken up by the cyclone and carried about a half mile and three chhlltlrcti were killed. The storm laid timber, house* nnd fence* low in ita path. It 1b not yet known the full extent of the damage done and the number ot fatalities. — FIVE MORE FATALITIES. BooTsI thob own insteadcf Hood's; b* trfdm* tbclris days* trial; that if I did net Bko BI M*d not I was feeling real miserable Hood’s tton. Hood’s Sxrrr.pa.-niM did me Sarsaparilla IOO Domi Dollar Chicago;-. Jan. 9.—Four men were killed and two more probably fatally injured by a boiler explosion yesterday in the War­ ren Springer building, 195-307 canal street. The nntnew ot the dead are: Patrick Rog­ er*, fireman; Arthur Halt, colored, fire­ man; Edward Bush, colored, helper; John lA*?.coiored, fireman. The injured are: James Kiggfna, fireman, badly burned nbout tbo head, leg*, nnd bauds; Henry Oswald, helper, horribly *culd«|. ‘ Caused by One Man's Ignorance. Shamokin, Pa., Jan. 9.—By the explo­ sion of go* in No. 9 vein at the Neilson shaft yesterday <me miner waa instantly killed, another fatally Injured and a bow miner and fiupcrintendent slighly hurt. The dead miner is Paul Grtinzkl arid Philip Divert I* the man likely to die. Superintemlent Steele L* severely burned about the hand* nnd face, nnd ,Uo*s Eng­ lish is badly injured nbout '.the l>ody. Grnnzki was a green hand and carried a lamp which did not have the projK-r pro­ tection. ; MAY CATCH WHY IS THS W. L. DOUGLAS Il is a »«m IrM w I ci> no tacks or wsx Uwesd GARZA. Sax ANTONI a. Tex. Jun. 11. -Capt. George F. Chara and his command of sixty men ore al mlllury .ln»rtra.nt brad rSlSi“3£?.3,»l SSIDS’ qur.rwr. >.<-n. w U la a very caUoal jxmI- ®2. "I'io" “'i‘wa*~nTi£>“utii sition on tbt Rio Grande frontier. They comfort ana wretra.. were to reach Palitou Blanco, seventeen 1 $2, i-™’ ana’< given tbMn a trill willnqk-s southwest uf S:uvDiego yestentay ‘ *haT» “” * “ * morning, nnd ns the headquarters of Catarina Gaza .uv^aid to be at that place, it Is expected tlrtti an cngngcndnt will be the result. The startling information was brought here last night by J. C. Godfrey from Pie­ dra* Negro*, Mcx., that there L* a general uprising threatened in the states of Du­ ran go, Chihuahua, Coahulila and Somora, and that the malcontents are well organ­ ized and will flock to the standard of Gar­ PROBATE ORDER. za. He states that iu parts of Chihuahua State of Michigan, County of B«rry-«s. the poorer classes have already revolted Al a ses-him of Hie ProWe Court for the County of Barry, hoidm i.t the Probate nfitae, in and are marching in bands of fnom 300 to the City of Harting*. In said county, on WudBes400 across the country committing depre­ dav. the i-3rd day of December. In the year one thousand eight hundred mid t>lne<y-on*. dations. x I’rescnt, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Pre'jate In tin- matter ot the estate of Worthy L. Mead, There is muchVppeculation as to what deceased. , will be the next movement of (the Garza Oa reading and filing the petlttonf. duly veri­ of Jennie A. Mead, widow of »xld deceased,) revolutionist*. That they are organizing fied. praying that administration of said estate \1n91f on Texas soil and dividing into numerous be panted to suld pe'ittooelr or some otifer bands with some object in view there re­ su'tald* person. Thereupon it to ordered, that Friday, the mains no lunger any doubt The United 22nd day of January. A. D. 1432, at one o'clock States troojn trill continue in the field as in the sltcruoon. M assigned for the hearing of p-tltluu mt'l fffat the heirs M Uw of said lung as there i« any indication of the snld dcccHsed a-id ull oliwr persons Interested la neutnflity laws being violated, and they said estate, are required to appear at a srssiou will continue , lu spend the time in Bearch- of raid court, then tn be boldeu at the Probate of­ lug for the Garza gang as they have been fice. iu the City <>f Hastings, tn Mid County, and show cause. if any there he. why doing for the past two week*. the prayer of tee petfttanrr may not be. grantee. And It is further ordered, tart IHupprotr Bomcru'i Pro posit ion. , The proposition of Mexican Minister said petlhoner give notice to lb* persoea Interested Iu raid ertate. of the tendency of Romero that 'there bo on international said i<ctlrlon ord the hearing thereof by (JUtsing agreement imide whereby United States a copy nt this order to be pub fished In the Has­ troops may be permitted to cross into ting* Bans kk, a newspaper rrtutod and clrcuIsted In raid County ot Barry, once in «aeh Mexico in pursuit of the offenders and wrt-k k* three successive weeks previous to vice versa, b not well received by the mil­ said day of bearing. w. *»xrrBOMU. itary officers of this department. They as­ Judge of Probate. sert that the soldiers of that country (A true copy.) woukl be glad of on opportunity to shod down and plunder United States trdops, and that even the officers would assist and MORTGAGE SALE. encourage in committing the outrages. Debtiil: hiving been made in the conditions of a cvriain m-rgage mnd« by Abljab M. Flint and Husuui K. Film bbwtfeta James McKelvey 1 San Antonio, Tex., Jan. 12.—There are dated sist. A. I>-1«*6. and reeorded la the various reports in circulation here con­ otner of the IteglMfer <4 Deeds for th* County Of Barry Mil State Michigan, oo the UH day <rf cerning the revolutionary situation, one of Septem'.^-r A. Dof1*4 tn i'.ber 31 ef martBSCes, which is that Fort Ringgold, which is on page 13 an'•bich morfmop-there K claimed to be diir at tb*j date of thl* r otice die num ot commanded by Captain William B. three hundred thirty n»ven dollar* and a reaaoaWheeler, of the Third cavalry, has been at­ ableatn'*. tee provided fur In said mortaMa tacked and captured by several.hundred and ito .null or proordlug* at taw harlns Ssoa < iMtitUred to recover the money Garza men. Genera! Stanley states that imwijonm. «ir ouy rart th.- roof: h secured tty said the report is without foundation. A force No*. thereLw.bv virtue of the power of sila under Captain Hardie had a brush wita romal ed iMMkl Hiortjmye. and fne statute In the revolutionbts in the chaparral and ex­ Mich ew mail.- and provided, malco la brreiqr given that of: Sutratav tiwi I2|h day of March, changed volleys without elTect. The ban­ dits getaway. The reports of revolutionary, sell st public, to the bttbeot Milder, at the n< front door <.f the court home in the elk movements in Mexico are denied. HnNtings. Michlcsn. UhrftMggtiie nlacs wt th* circuit court for lurry county b hold the nremi»e» <ie»rri'*d In mW mortrwt*. n Washington, Jan. 12.—Among the ap­ much thereof av winy be uevewuy to pay pointments confirmed by the senate yester­ amount du* on said ino-trbv. with ttm day were the following: Mark W. Har­ rington, of Michigan, chief of the weather bureau; Joseph B. Reed, of Iowa, to be chief justice of the court of private land claims, and hb asociatee; district judge®— Woolley & Bronson, Mississippi. William D. McCoy, of Indianapolis, minister to Liberia; Will­ iam B. Hen, of Indians, consul general at Constantinople; D. A. Ray, of Oak Park, Bls., principal clerk of surveys in the general land office. Hum t® the villa** of Nasbvtn*., Jams* McKxlvrt. by aeaNMadnah 8XXH< 8t COUiHOVK. Attorneys for Mortgagee. Doted. December tab. nsn. GUARDIAN'S BALE. legions dlBturbances which occurred in the Hungarian church at Plymouth a few days since have again occurred, owing to factional feeling regarding » new prleat. Revolver* played a prominent part, and although an armed force b guarding the church a sanguinary outbreak b momenta­ rily expected. tion of public buildings in tho following �Hastings Banner. * Thursday, January (4th* APSU8T 14. I87*- editorial notes. w"V 1 tOIOTSh U» 01 *“ .tfonl -wore" "•<*• “ f”™11*1 to the acquisition of that standing among Battens without which no government can Jong be .maintained. Thla\ progress and development i* possible only so long “ employment is furnished to every man al wages by which be can earn enough to properly feed and clothe hi* family and .till have something to lay aside for the time when age compels him to give place to younger blood and stronger muscle. The world’s history assures us that power cannot be secured or independence maintained by the nation that falls to aeeocd more consideration to the Interests of F. W. Greble, the Furniture Dealer, will commence Thursday, Jan’y 14, ’92, and run a Special Sale on Upholstered Goods—X. °® the regular price for the next thirty days. Nothing reserved. Its citizens than to the people of other na­ tions: for citizens of a rising nation, life the members of id immature family, must be defended against Innovations by those wbo stand ready to reap where they have not sown, to profit by keeping others In dependence upon them for such things as necessity or preference may indicate. This is the object and result of protec­ tion. Practiced by every household, In­ corporated into every village charter, affirmed in the constitution of every com­ monwealth, the right—the solemn duty— to look first after the welfare of erne’s own, stood unchallenged through the ages until the modern “reformer” begun to Insist that there shall bo no <ll->crlmlnatiou against outsiders when extending commer­ cial privilege* by law. One of the statutory rights ot the Amer­ ican citizen, old as the government Itself, is to have such taxes as are laid for pur­ poses of revenue purposly so adjusted is to give him a better chance than any for­ eign rival to gain profit from the business of his country. In return for this he stands ready to discharge jury-duty, todefend the country In time of war. and to add the proceeds of his industry nnd economy to the general prosperity in time As a result of this equitable arrange­ ment the world’s greatest Republic, in the single century of its existence, has forged to the front rank of nations—with au In­ ternal commerce that exceeds iu tonnage and value the world-wide trade of the haughty mistrevs of the sens. One by one the great industries of the old world arc overshadowed by those here made strong by (be fostering band of domestic protec­ tion; while wages have been kept up and prices forced down In the only legitimate way—competition between employers, the ingenuity and Intelligence of warkmen, and skill and energy in bringing to the support of these the unparalleled resources of farms, forests and mines. Every attertipt to improve upon tide, con­ dition by discarding tire Aoonomkl policy under which it has bees attained. Is to stultify history, ignore past experience, audio bring down chads aud disaster upon every industry now contributing to the comfort and support of our people, and the powerand Influence of our country. All auch attempts nre repudiated by American voters whenever the proposition is placed squarely before them. Trading Companies, a ^synopsis, Dr. •When you rwa-across one of the so-called “leaders” of the >«ew people’s party, set Lathrop. National Agencies for Sctewtlfic research, him down as an assistant democrat, a man I a synopsis, Mrs. .Geer. wilting to do pot-washing for tbedemocracg Reading. Rose Goodyear. Celtic, Mra. Hicks.__________ _ with the hope of official reward. You will fled he will pan out that kind ot a man nioe times out ot ten. -XGevernor Winans nnd the other “reform’’ state officers have-not as yet dieposed of; those folding beds for the purchase of w Meh Soper was so severely censured by bls excellency. In fact. Governor Winans appears to relish the Idea of keeping the • highjiriced furnitare in his office. Thi) looks very much like Blaine’s year. Additional Local. Print-cloths the past year have reached The regularly quarterly tea .of___ the the lowest quotation ever known In .this Woman's Foreign missionary society of the country belag IJf cents a yard nt the ml Ila. M. E. aliurch will be held on Wednesday, Jan. flOtii, at tho homo of Mrs. Clement The average price during the year wae Smith, commencing at 2;30 o’clock. A fl.95eente.as Against 3.30 rente in 189a full attendance of all Interested is solicit­ Purchasers of these goods, eertataly, have ed at this hour. Supper will be served ix> reason to complain of their present from fiveaintll seven, to which a cordial ■ Invitation la extended. price. Most,other manufactured articles The C.L. 8. C. will mart at the oflea of have likewise had a downward tendency ’ ‘ contrary to the general expectatloMofbollr Dr. Lathrop Jan. 10th. .Program as follows:. , producers and consumers, so that with the Quotations, News Item*. exception of . a class of chronic political U. S. History, Mrs. Maggie Bailey. Social Institutions, Mr. Smith. agitators, there Is no demand for another ■Story of Abe Constitution, Mrs. HoiUchange In oar tariff legislation. Whateyer changes arc required are steadily coming through commercial reciprocity under the present law. Thore political mountebanks who are Just now booming the Alliance and peo­ ple’s party pre not meeting with the best kind of success. The people reem to be -onto their little game with both feet. No aooner would there tricksters have such a party organized than they would begin to rt an alliance with thedemocrats. The lit would be the same worm-eaten •e chestnut—-the cause of the new party lost In the shuffle, and Its false leaders gtvrei fat offices. Tliat’* what the result would be if the combination should win. But It will not be "In it" this year. The British West Indira amt British Guiana have been brought by Sreretsry Blaine Into reciprocal relations with Uncle Bam. And treaties with the Central American States are well under way. All there countries give American goods, and especially farm products, new mar­ kets on terms which no competing na- FoUowlng are the real estate transfers for the weekending January 11, 1891, a taken from the books In the register’s office t William Hanford tn Wra and Harriet Jarrard ■ w Mots w M see H Maple Grove 8»». 8 D Katbennan to J Leishmao-e M of w H ot a e M »ec to Woodland *1500. Jm Walden to Ja» Quaucc 3 ae-acc 38 Wood tahd 8300. Leite Mead to Clarence Mead % of Mae see 19 C sidle ton *000. Ira Hopkins to John and Almyra Bolton, s w M <d • • H see V Woodland 81900. * Ann ALalteon <0 UlaM straiten parcel sec 23 Middleville gwc. LA WraUjn to .A A Aldrich parcel Delton tioo. W ROnnsbee to G H Bebon 3 ae sec 28 Bal­ timore 4UO. Dim Jolin*on to A Cobntnn 20 ac sot I Castleton 81008 ... ., The Bentley Bros. Wilkins saw mill Is ready for buriness. Ail Jogs -delivered at same will be sawed to order la a work­ manlike manner at usual price*. W. D. Haye*, Receiver. No more compiataing, as everybody Is enjoying the sieignisg. IL K. Stanton is making preparations to build a new house next spring! A dance ad Rice’s hall next Thoroday night. Wm. P. Bristol is Quite sick. Iasi Saturday night was the coblest of the season so far. Mrs. <3. Bryant returned from South Bend accompanied by Miss Dr. Ruth Bry­ ant, who will remain here a few days. will be sent to all the county papers for publication. There Institutes should cer­ tainly be a source of great profit to all fanners, and I trust all will attend that can do so. x Some of the teachers in our Agricultural college have a national repu­ Editor* op Bankxr: tation In their special field of investigation, In your last Issue there occurs a refer­ and they will disease- topics of the moat ence to the forthcoming farmer*’ Institute practical character. If nearly two hun­ to be held at Nashville on the 35th and dred teachers attend an Institute for two 3'5 th Inst, concerning wMeh 1 feel that 1 weeks in onr county, surely a large num­ should say a word. Some little time ago. ber of fanners should attend for two days. I was Informed by one of those that assist­ Very sincerely, ed In making the preliminary arrange­ Enoch Andrus. ments for this Institute, that I had been chosen as the presiding officer. This was the first Intimation I had of the matter, The uncollected accounts remaining on and could I have consulted my own Incli­ hand and assigned to me by Sarah Horton, nations, I should have declined the honor; will be sold to the highest bidder on Sat­ not because I am not In hearty sympathy urday. the 23d instant, at ten o’clock a. m. with the aims am! purposes of these meet­ at the law office ot Smith & Uolgrove iu ings. but ahnply because I was, without Hastings, Michigan. my knowledge or consent, honored with * Dated, January 11th, 1893. tills same position bust winter. Fearing Clement Smith, Assignee. that I might be more misjudged for refus­ ing than accepting. I reluctantly accepted the position. Whatever might have led to The uncollected accounts remaining on my selection It certainly was not due to band and assigned to me by Fordice L. my prominence as an Alliance man. I am .Blake, will be sold to the highest bidder quite certain that those who have been on Saturday, the 33d Instant, at ten o'clock most active In securing this Institute are a. m. at the law office of Smith A Colgrove not members of that order, and in saying In Hastings. Michigan. this I dsaire to east no reflection upon tho Dated. January II th. 1993. Alliance, but say so simply because of ita Clement Smith, Assignee. bearing upon your criticism. To mo It Is 5oUe«. a matter of perfect indifference whether The uncollected accounts remaining on they are or not. L care no more about it than I do about their polities! or religious band and assigned to me by Bolden A. affiliations. Certainly politic* did not In­ Hire, will be sold to the highest bidder on terest Itself Into our Institute one year ago Saturday, the 23d instant, at ten o’clock a. and there Is no reason to suppose such will ta. at the law office of Smith i Colgrove In Hastings. Michigan. • be the case now. I know nothing about the notices, but Dated. January 11th, 1893. presume when the program Is arranged, it Pim-ip T. Colgrove, Assignee. Are Ton Id It? Or in other words, Bro Ton Id to U Grins ? If you are going to have it, Or have it, Or if yon are getting over it, you should use DR. KELLY’S GEBMIFUGE For a tonic and speedy cure for the cough. | SOLD ONLY BY Fred L. Heath THE DRUGGIST Important Announcement Our 20 Day Gigantic Clearing Sale just before Inventory. BOSTON JTOKE Our clearing sale of all kinds of Dry Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, Blankete, etc., and every article of merchandise in our store at GREATLY REDUCED PRICE �Hastings Banner Thursday, January 14th, 1892. J x Common Soap Rots Clothes and Chaps Hands. IVORY SOAP DOES NOT. Mast UroBDiDg Of water wears away the hard­ est rock, and a similar idea is my excuse for keeping my name and business before you. You may think I am well ad­ vertised and ought to ouit, bnt so was the last candidate for governor on tbe labor ticket. Can you name him? MY BUSINESS Is selling watches, clocks, jew­ elry and silverware. I keep the best and choicest stock in Hastings. Prices always the lowest. F. B. PANCOAST FOR SALE. My residence property on Jefferson street, this city. It has a frontage of 8S feet and a depth of 12 rods. This -will cut up. info two good residence fronts on Jefferson street Also two lots on corner of Creek and Walnut streets. Will sell these either with the Jefferson street lot or separately as de­ sired. Terms easy. Call on or address E. A. Rider. Hastings, Mich. LOCAL NEWS. • CIKCUL4TION - This week, • The exhibit of tbe line of chain and tables made by tbe Hastings Chair am! Table company is said to be the finest in that line shown In Grand Rapids at the January exhibition of new styles of furni­ ture. A. R. Carrington, tbe “drummer boy of Shiloh” who was to have given his lecture and entertainment here Jan. let, has ar­ ranged to come Feb. 9 and 10. Thia Is an entertainment that all should prepare to take In. Monday a couple of horses belonging to Will Pennock, of Rutland, walked out on some Ice oq a pond west of hla house, broke through and were drowned. They were two year olds, well bred and were quite valuable. . The following bit of news has lain dor­ mant for several seasons owing to tbe un­ favorable weather, but now that It can be used to good advantage we resurrect it:— “Slelgtilng has come and is being used to good advantage." The supervisors will convene to-day to consider the Local option question. Petltons signed by 1742 names, over 300 more than the required number, has been filed with the county clerk, and tho supervisors will doubtless submit ibe question to a A “green goods” man has been sending confidential circulars to people near this city, offering to sell 83000 of bogus money for 8&00 and other sums In proportion. goods It was a cold day and tho green “ ”~J~ man needn’t look for any bites from tills direction. your happiness If you would Increase____ .. and prolong your life, forget your neigh­ bor’s faults. Forget the slander you have heard. Forget the temptations. Forget the fault-finding, and give a little thought to the cause which provoked IL Fdrget the peculiarities of your friends, and only re­ member the good points that make you fond of them. Michigan’s supremo court has recently decided that the exact amount of cash must be tendered in the payment of fare on railroads and that in case of non-compli­ ance a person can be put off a train, and that the carrying of change Is simply a matter of accommodation to passengers. This also bolds good in the selling of tick­ ets at railroad offices. The steam heating apparatus of the high school building has never worked satis­ factorily: and while those who put It In have done an endless amount of tinkering at It, it still falls to do iu work. We be­ lieve the gentlemen who put In the ap­ paratus gave a bond, also a guaranty. They should be compelled to make the ap­ paratus work successfully, or take it out aud refund the money paid them. Hon. Frederick Bush, mayor of Kalama­ zoo. died from the effects of a cancer Sat­ urday noon. He was president of the Kalamazoo A Hastings Construction Com­ pany and held other large financial Inter­ ests In Kalamazoo. He was the most public spirited man In the city and Kala­ mazoo mourns his death. He was 59years of age, ami leaves a wife and two sons to mourn his loss.' The funeral occurred Tuesday and was largely attended. Tho mercantile failures In the United States for the year 1891. were 92.273, as against 10,907 In 1890. The failures of 1891 are greater In number than any prior year. In amount of liabilities, however, the figures are almost precisely the same as those of last year, amounting to 81S9,000,000. The amount lost does net ex­ ceed that of the previous year, while the average amount of liabilities of each fail­ ure Is 815,491 in 1891 as against 847,400 in 1890. 75 quires. The annua! meeting of the stockholders of the Hasting* Wool Boot Co. was held In the office of the HastingMHty Bank Tues­ Hereafter, changes for advertisements day, p. m. The folluwrit# directors for must reach this offlce*Tuesdays at latest to the corporation for thc'/nsulng year were Insure insertion In the issue of the week when brought. 7 elected: Chester Messer. R. B. Messer, Clement Smith. P. T.. Colgate. D. W. Reynolds, and M. L. Cook. The directors The Y. M. S. C. gave a hop in Union re-elected the old officers: Chester Messer president; Clement Smith, view president; hall last evening. Reynolds, treasurer, and M. L- Cook, Hear ''Josiah Simpkins” Rt Union hall Dan secretary. Tuesday evening. The four year old daughter of Frank Crates, living near Coate Grove, was se­ verely bitten by a dog. while walking on the streets Tuesday. When nearly In L. N. Mixer, in the second ward, has front of Bpary Phillips grocery store the a good cutter to sell cheap. dog was met. and without any cause, made Clothes wringers and carpet sweepers a vicious jump's! the child, catching her repaired at Second Hand store. . by the lip and lacerating it in a terrible Eighteen people with “Joilah Simpkins” manner. Constable Wait shpt the dog twice and It was found dead In a field at Union hall next Tuesday evening. northeast of the city later In the day. The Tbe city’s snow plows seem to be snow­ dog was part shepard. It Is not thought ed under in some parts of the city at least that the dog was mad, though he acted Michigan millers have pledged 40,000 strangely after biting the little girl, but pounds of Hear for the starving people of that he had been poisoned. Russia. Friday afternoon about one o’clock flie The McGtbney Family will give an en- was discovered in the home of Dr. Turner In the 4th ward. The Inmates were all tertainmeut In Union hall on th«* sick at the time and unable to do anything Jan. 28th. towards saving the household effects. Cash for second band furniture, stoves. Willing hands, however, succeeded In res­ carpets and gents’ clothing at' Second cuing a few thing! The house Is nearly a Hand store. wreck and comparatively worthless. The Wanted—a good girl to do general house loss falls heavily on Mr. Turner, as he is work. Good wages ^assured. Enquire of an old man, and tho loss Is a total one. The fire laddies made a good run and did A. E. Kenaston. goal work, notwlths’anding the breaking The Bankrupt store has Just received a caY load of boots and shotn. Just keep of the pipe almost at the outset, which Im­ peded work somewhat. A subscription your eye on them. paper has been circulated for his benefit. Several people took in the play at the amLcnbugirwULno doubt be signed to re­ Academy of Music, Kalamaxoo, Wednes­ build what the fire fiend has destroyed. day evening of last week. . Tbe lectures by Jas. K. Applebee given Good second hand cutter for sale 'cheap. Enquire ot Dr. J. C. Andrus. : 1 ■f We hope that the generons offer of -N. T. Parker for an opera house Will be con­ sidered favorably this year. .--Il Is now the Grand R-ipids Herald, in-; stead of Telegram-Herald, the superlluous word bavhig been dropped. Barry County’s representatives In the various colleges have returned to their studies alter the Christmas vacation. The engines on the C. K. A S. were - draper] In mourning the fore part of the week on account of tbe death of Presidtnt Bush. ■ This year will no doubt see the pay­ ment of the 80.000 due on tbe water works bonds. Next year should see steps taken to build a new city hall. One ot the beat things In the way of cntertalnments ever here will be “JosUb Simpkins.” Hear It at Union hall. Tues- ■ day evening, January lOJh. • In an opinion banded down Tuesday the U. 3. supreme court unanimously decided that a witness need »<H testify In any cause If his testimony would tend to crimluntj himself. tn the society rooms, under the auspices ol the ladies connected with Emmanuel church were very well attended and thor­ oughly appreciated by all who listened to them. There Is some talk of having a reg­ ular course of lectures in this city next winter, aud if such proves to be the case, we trust that all will show an active Inter­ est, and we would suggest tiiat Mr. Apple­ bee be re-engaged fora series of lectures. In cities hereabouts, some of the most noted lecturers of the country are engaged at such a price that members of ttie lecture course pay less than 25 cents per lec u e, ami with proper encouragement the same would be true here. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Hastings Chair A Table Co. took place at the Company’s office yesterday, aud was very largely attended. 1,900 of the ------------------, — ------------- -----------------2,000 shares being represented. Tbe stat " —«» ’* company’s affairs was read and me nt of '* the was very satisfactory to the stockholders, who voted to Increase the capital stock from 930,000 to 932.000. thus enabling the company to carry on Its bnsloeaa to much greater advantage. The following gentle­ men wope-ehoMn as directors for the m- PERSONALMENTION, Mra. N. T. Parker ta stek with tbe grip. O. A. Gibbs, uf Lansing, was In the elty> Friday. R.K. Grant la visiting bis Chester. ancle in J. W. Bentley was in Grand Rapids Monday. Monday. C. A. Brown of Battle Creek was here Thursday. E. Messinger, city Tuesday. of Allegan, was in tbe J. D. Sumner, of Kalamazoo, the city Tuesday. was In Glen Greenfield, of Grand Rapids, was In the city Monday. John Beumer made a business trip to Battle Creek Tuesday. M. E. Wright, of Detroit, was In the city on business Thursday. Mrs. C. H. Van Arman ot Grand Rapids was In the city last week. Miss Mabie Main, of Lansing, Is TbitIng her relatives In this city. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Nims, ot Lake Odessa, were In the city last week. Gardener Pdtter, of Orchard Park. N. Y. is visiting relatives in the city and vicinity. Mrs. Frank Barnes and Mrs. N. T. Diamond went to Vermontville yesterday. Hon. Daniel Striker attended tho funeral of Pres. Bush in Kalamazoo Tues­ day. Percy Jones, of Dayton, Ohio, made a short visit with friends ln> the city Tues­ day. Miss Kate Evans, of Bellevue, is visit­ ing Mr. and Mrs. D. R. McElwain this week. » • ■ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bradley, of Grand Rapids, spent Sunday .with Mr. and Mrs. A. Davenport. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clifford, formerly of this city, but now living In Dakota are vis­ iting friends here. . E. M. 'Knapp and wife, old residents of Grand Rapids, visited L. N. Mixer and family Saturday and Sunday last. Star Concert Company in Union ball Sat­ urday evening was, without a doubt, tbe finest concert ever giv« n In ibe city, and those who did md avail themselves ol the opportunity afforded of attending, missed tbe best musical treat ever offered to the people of this elty. Every member of the .company la an artist of true merit, and we exceedingly regret that the house was not filled to overflowing, as It ought to have been. But though the audience was small it made up In appreciation what It lacked Id size. Every number on the pro­ gram was encored and cheerfully respond­ ed to. Mr. Gilder la a pianist of national reputation and a composer an well. Mat­ ter Cecil has a fine, cultivated voice,' and his songs were well received. 31 las Cham­ berlain as a whistling solnht was wonder­ ful. tbe highest notes being easily reached. The violin playing of Mias Christie was duly appreciated, and tlie most difficult music *t. performed by her-with case. Mr. Elliott as an impersonator was far above tbe average. The company Is com­ posed of artists, and If they ever strike Hastings again we feel safe In saying tiiat they will be greeted with a much larger audience than that of Saturday evening. John Coffield, formerly of this city, died of pneumonia to Chicago last week and bls remains were brought here for inter­ ment. Deceased was boro In Rochester, N. Y.. 35 yean ago, moving to thia county with his parents when five years old. Being deprived of all tbe earlier advan­ tages. by hard work he earned the money to put him through the Kalamazoo Bus­ iness college, and later through Worth­ ingtons college to Chicago. When about 20 years of age be left home and since then has made money rapidly by feats of penmanship, and rapid portrait sketching, in which work be bad no superior In the country. He was a member of Excelsior Lodge No. 3 of Chicago, acting as Fluto. As Pluto lie had more than a local repu­ tation, being recognized as the best iu the state, and often being Invited to other cities to assist In working the third rank. His brother Knights did ail Io their power for him, but to no avail. Brothers J. C. Hoffman and Chas. W. Knie, of Excelsior lodge No. 3, of Chicago, accompanied the remains to this city. The funeral occurred Sunday afternoon from the Catholic church, and was conducted under the auspices of Barry lodge, K. of P. of till* city, and was largely attended. The Coart Hone* Question. A. J. Bowne of Grand Rapids was in the At their meeting last week the siipervtecity Monday, and attended tbe funeral of ora voted to submit to the qualified voters his sister, Mrs. Sprague In Hope. of the county the question of raising L. H. Everts Is looking after tho display 854.000 to build a court house and jail. of the Chair and Table company at the The vote wav unanimous. Certainly It must be admitted that the supervisors Grand Rapids furniture exposition. would not want the people to vole this tax Among the victims of the prevailing if It were not imperatively necessary. malady Is manager Pendergast, whose The extra expense uf taking all prison­ business trip west has been delayed on ers to Charlotte and paying their railroad that account fare, the officers’;! fees and board, would R. T. F. Dodds left for a visit'with his be sufficient to pay the Interest on the ex­ pense of the new jail: aud aside from that. parents In Pennsylvania Tuesday and will make a trip through the south before re­ Barry county people would have the satin­ taction uf knowing they had a Jail that turning here. was fit to keep a human being in: and that John Beamer was In the city Friday on means much when It is considered that in­ his Initialtrip for the Grand Rapids Brass nocent as well os guilty persons are often Company, with which concern he Is now confined In Jails. connected as salesman. It should not be necessary to say one word on the court bouse question. If Andrew Coffield, ot Kansas City, Kan­ sas: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Coffield, of Dowa­ what is known on that subject Is not suf­ ficient to show the people of Barry county giac: Mr. and Mrs. D. Smith and James the great danger from fire to which the Coffield of Flint attended tbe funeral of valuable records ot the county are exposed, their brother. John Coffield Sunday. then nothing we might say can convince N. T. Parker was taken suddenly 111 Sunday evening, and it was reported that he had suffered a stroke of paralysis. Such, we are pleased to say, was not so. At present he Is easier and bids fair to speedily recover. Our reprfbrs will bear with mingled pleasureand regret that M. J. Goss, the business hustler of Prairieville, has been made secretary of the Michigan Paper Co., of Plainwell, and has gone to that place to take active charge of his work. Ills family will remain In Prairieville for a tlnia at least It will be a matter of great regret to his many friends here if Barry county should lose so enterprising, energetic, and public spirited a citizen as Mr. Gass. The Yankee comedy “Josiah Simpkins” was greeted Saturday night at Adair's Opera house by an appreciative audience. Many favorable comments were made and general satisfaction wa« given. The sing­ ing and dancing was good, and the “Coun­ try Dance” wn^one of the best features. Miss Lettie Wright as Effie Chase played her role with skill and was frequently ap­ plauded. Miss Lotta Monteith as Jennie Dot, was very creditable, and Nellie Fay was a lively newsboy. The company has considerable talent and is worthy of the patronage of amusement going people. Having accepted a position with tbe Michigan Paper Co. at Plainwell, I shall be In Prairieville only Saturday evenings of each week, but shall continue the lum­ ber business. The yahd at Prairieville will be In charge of G.^ A. Blackman, at Nib, Martin Woodard, and Geo. Nosier at Cloverdale. Parties wanting prices on building estimates can write ma at Plain­ well or see mo at Prairieville Saturday evenings. Any one deAiring to pay their note or account will fiud them with G. A. Blackman. Yours truly, Prairieville, Jan. 0, 1892. The favorable Impression produced on the first appearance of the agreeable liquid fruit remedy Byrup of Figs a few years ago baa been more than confirmee by the pleasant experience of all wbo have used It. and the success of the proprietora and manufacturers the California Fig Byrup Company. We sincerely thank our kind friends and neighbors for their assistance In the death and burial ot our beloved wife and mother. Wnlby WalkbA Mint John Yovsa. Farm of 120 acres In Irving. Barry county, Mich., known as the Mlles Engle farm. Soil good, 70 acres under good cul­ tivation. 50 acres good oak timber, seven miles from Hastings. Above farm will be sold cheap, and on very reasonable terms. For particulars enquire of W. J. Dibble. Marshall. Mich, or Philo A. Sheldon. Hastings, Mich. _ ______ ___ _______well __________ j Fuller./Rol>ert Dawson. Clement Smith, 1 ' Margaret Boyd, known ________ to resorters and all who have travel* d through :»»«i Arthur Brown, A. E. K* nastou and D. t north, as the ••medtelne woman,” died * t W. Rrgxra. Tbe directors met and organ- hoiHH at ’dlMiou. n«.-ar n< ar Petoskty elcetiMC the following officers: offlecrs: 2 . her her botue al ludlaii Indian ..'dhMiou. Pt-toskt y iaed by electing nett)Uy. Lx is nut known just Jww oto tbra. To any tuw»r who uray dooM we worn® Visit tbe county oMces and. be your owa in fixture*. action. It peratlvoly property. It will require a ux of but 10 cento on each 9100 to ihImj 918.000 each year fur three yean. Following la the resolution of the board as taken from the official record: Resolved, Thai at th* next annual township meeting Io Barry conoty, state of Michigan, to be held in the various township® of aald'county snd wards of tbs city of Hastings in said county, nn Mon­ day, the 4th day <-f April. A. D. 18 H, the following resolutions shall b* submitted to the qualified vbiereof Mid euuatv tor their ratification and approval or rejection: That the sum of 854.000 be raised by taxa­ tion Uy tbe county of Barry, to be used un­ der the direction and control of the Board of Supervisors of said county In building comrlrtM fiatabM a* « or l»ISre Joly 1, IWU t*4 U* ■»!>«»«* twin rt how to be coujmsceed daring ihe expiration of the year 1W8: tk* BOO In the year 1882; and 818.000 tn the year 1894. That said resol utioos to raise tbe raid sum of 854.800 foe tbe par*0M aforesaid ue submitted to said eJeettoa upon printed bellutsand to read « foDoere: Royal Baking Powder Has no Equal The Royal Baking Powder will make sweeter, lighter, finer-flavored and more wholesome bread, biscuit and cake than any other leavening agent It is of higher strength, and therefore goes further m work and is more economical. All government and scientific tests go to show this. Royal Baking Ponder as a leavening agent is absolutely without an equal. Rush Medical College, Chicago. “As the result of my tests I find the Royal Baking Powder superior to all the others in every respect It is entirely free from all adulteration and unwholesome impurity, and in baking it gives off a greater volume of leavening gas than any other powder. It is therefore not only the purest but also the strongest powder with which I am acquainted. Walter S. Haines, M. D.,’’ Prof. ofCkmutry. Chicago College of Pharmacy. “The Royal Baking Powder, which tests the highest in strength, is free from lime, alum, lime phosphates or ' other adulterations. Its superlative purity, the entire wholesomeness of its ingredients, the scientific manner in/whfch they are combined, together with its much greater strength, make the Royal unquestionabjy supe­ rior to any other baking powder. “H. D. Garrison," Prof. of Omutry, THIS 15 DIFFERENT .4 What is? Our great one-quarter oft sale. What a contrast it is to the usual January sales with their inventory odds, ends, scraps, driblets, qnd other such rackets which you read and perhaps hear daily! Not the leavings: but full rounded, strong, dignified, commanding are the stocks to which we in­ Continued from last week. vite your attention. Not a few odd things “He laughs beat who laughs last.’ that no one needs reduced a few cents, bnt a whole complete stock at a reduction of 25 cents on each dollar. It means a loss to us on some lines, but yours the benefit. Shelves, counters and tables loaded down with all that is desirable in Clothing for mep and boys—hundreds have taken advantage of this golden opportunity. Those wbo ought to know say that such values in seasonable, desir­ able Suits and Overcoats were never offered in this city before. No words can tell the story completely. You’ll hardly believe your eyes when you see what marvels of worth a few dollars will buy. People take a just pride in our beautiful store, It isn’t one of many parts—not a sub-station for rejected goods of larger cities; not relying on another's reputation, but alive to the interests of customers, it is bound to please and gain new friends. CLOTHING FOR MEN. FOR BOYS. Marriage UceiMco. Mich. 8 I 1 .-JE*?' �TUHFAND TRACK NOTES. Banner. I OVEHObdB WITH WINE Thursday, Jan. 1*. 1892. COOK BROS., Proprietor*. ONE ExNJOYS Both the method aud results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Xiiver and Bowels, cleanses the sys­ tem eflectnally, dispels colds, h' idaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy ot its kind ever pro­ duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ ceptable to tho stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial tn its effects, prepared only from the mo-f healthy ana agreeable subetanees, its many excellent qualities commend it to all aud have made it the most . popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for eale in 50c and $1 bottles ny all leading drug­ gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it. ou band will pro­ cure it promptly for any one whd wishes to try it Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. anu It. IS ......J—J — — markable cure* this medicine a^vmpllsbes. Druggists roy: When wo sell a botite of Hood’s Barsaperills to a new customer we are sure to see him beck los few weeks after more,-proving that ttx? good n-su to from a trial bottle warrant com»»«»in« iu use. Thia positive merit Hood’s baraaparilla posefwes by virtue of lhe peculiar combination, proportion and in its preparation, and by which all the remedial value of tbe ingredients used la retained. Hood'a Sarsaparilla to thin too long to quote tn full in thwte brief peculiar to Itself and absolutely unequalled note* I xnu*t beg the reader to porura with in Ita power as a blood purifier. and as a Bible in hand, as ahould aiway* be done, tonic (or building up the weak and weary, otherwise lewson help* may become a anare and giving nerve strength. and hindrance. . Garret ZnfelL aged 85, one of tbe oldest I. "Woe to tbe crown of pride, to tbe drunkards of Ephraim. • • • overoom* pioneers of Richfield, waa found dead in with wtne.” Thto to a le-on of warning bis hay loft. to tbe Hcnnixooa, aelf IndulgouC unbeliever* Anns© Coata blippod while carrying in laraei—a came pronounced upon them instead of tho bleraing which might hove boiling water up atsin) In John Whalen* been tbelra had they only been willing and ijousc, Bay City, and was severely scalded. obedient (Ira. i. 18. «). OUrarve how this A committee of non-residents will apand the next three chapter* bogiua with pmtoe the value of the water works com­ "Woel” then •'Behold a rigbteo.ua king” pany’s plant at FIlnL and the city will buy (xxxil. I); another woe, A judjjment. and 1L ■ then the kingdom come* (xxxv,1 I-(Ok ' Brighton has a winter shuffle on. They g. "Behold th* Ix>rd hath a mighty and •trong one. who- shall cuafl down to the have started a bualneoa men’s association '.hut earth with tbe ban<L" Rl-ad verae* IA 17 to dole out bonusea for anything that and scu what thk tolghty aud strong one strayeth. '• pnght have been to them had they built upon Him. bat wbat He will be because of Maj. McKinley has written to Mr. their sin. 1 "The crown of pride, tbe drunkards of Blaine to make denial that be ever told , Ephraihi. shall (lw trodden under feet," Hon. George»llaiaey that Air. Blaine favor­ Natlonaand Individuals choose their own ed a duty on bides. dratlny If willing now to find their joy Ex-Mayor Carter Harritun, proprietor of In God and in Hi* will, proving that Hi* love is better than wine (CanL 1, S) then the Chicago Times, Is going to erect a all the Joy* of His kingdom shall be theirs; twelve-story building at u cost of $1,000,­ but if they prefer tbe joys of tbe vine of 000 for that paper. the earth, they most expect to suffer the Judges. D. McEnery, nominated for wrath of God Her. xir.'lli, 19. A "And the glotfomi beauty which la on governor by the lottery . democrats of Louishl fwst national quarter, inter­ SERIES, JAN. 17. the head uf the fat valley shall be a fitdlng 'iana lottery. 'flower.*' * * * The terraced aud luxu• . Vta»«rt. riantly fruitful hill* of Samaria arc a' The Colonial I arllamei>t <»f let orto, •ymbol of expire worldly luxuriance ! Auatra la, w„ ll.Tw nl and pleasure. Israel was placed in a laud । cause it would not pass a bill f r t v. . flowing with milk and honey that abe ’-ration of all the Australian colonic*. might glorify God iu tbe author nnd giver . . .j p b(owu of every gift she enjoyed; but when she en I A 1* d joyed her luxuries and forgot G<m1 aheoaly 1 ) * |A,nh5|fniltH nr/f«>*rftil lest there be an wrought sorrow for herself, discarding an lbe a^rov .2 JwaT tt.nv.1 for . pr~=l Jor wbfeh Pn.™f “al, vi|auiww •»»■■•«<« vumm f'110',1 ,'» tatro’ ,b* 8AM FHAMCISCO. CAL « (uIIdk Qowrr. {I llnirrlst Druggist O'Connor, wlio drwrrf the lOlHSVtLU, KL HEW fOSA. H.V. 1 -1» Ltnrl.; .ball ,h. Ixrrd of H»u 1 wounds „.ound, of o( |!1Mr|| s«p, ,„.i bl, Rusaell te tor .crown nt,lory .ml or . .Irod.rn I c,erkl , ,hc „„ of dlni„,lir mrof beauty, unto the residue of His people. I plosion, - -has not- yet been paid fur hia ser­ Unto the remnant wbo shall be left after vices. He wants ?15. the judgmanta have fallen God shall bo an eternal excellency. They are spoken of as Tbe Emperor, of Japan, .dissolved the but a third part of tbe nation, but they Japanese Parliament last Friday and or­ shall be Hia people and He will lie thMr dered a neiy election of representatives. HER SON’S LOATHSOME DISEASE Cod. (Z«b Mill. 8.W. X««nl,.toll H.b. ___________________ .IB.The obstruction tactics of the popular parREMOVED. * their crown of glory, bat*they sliufl I* His^ ty caused IL ’ crown uf glory, and n royal diadem in Hia ■ ' ' band (Isa. ixll, St • Constantine C. Darrow nnd Sarah G. A "And for n spirit of judgment to । Gaskill, jonngstcra of Lrckport. N. Y., Catarrh—Urvitt Discharge from Nose Him that sittetb in judgment, and for ' weft - ---------’ J---------------• — -----------•­ ­ married a year ago. A court now de strength to them that turn the Little to cides that tbe tie l» binding, nltltough they the gate." He will t<- wisdom to the ruler* never lived together. x who rule for Him, aud Ho will is- the John Norris and the Chllctuil brothers of strength of al! who tight for Him aud drive the enemy from their gates. The Ixird l« a Shade Valley. Penn., have gone to war God of judgment (or dlsceftilnetit) chapter over a piece uf land, which hnd been in liti­ Chippewa Falls, Wls., Dec. 4. 189ii xxx, 18. and nil who rely upon Hirn will gation for many years. Each aide to The 1’ernna Medicine Co., Columbus, 0| have wisdom given them to decide rightly. backed by about fifteen armed men. No 7. "lint they atoo have errrvl through one killed yet. Gentlemen: Jt Is with grwit pleasure that I write of the benefit derived from wine, and through strong drink arc out of John L. Sullivan announces he will not your remedy. Penina. Mj- little boy, the way /They err in vision they idumlilo about twelve years old. has always been in judgment" And these were the priest* fight Slavin unless thn latter whips Peter troubled with catarrh very l«'l several and prophets who should hare led the peo­ Jackson in the match next May. A meet­ years, nnd 1 had great fears of his going ple in the right way. There is a wisdom ing to overcome tbe objection will be held Into consumption. He had a bad cough of this world which iutoxlckic* nnd blibda by their backers and friends hi New York that 1 could not check, and his head was people to the truth of God. many teacher* next Monday. In a terrible condition. His bead dis­ and preachers thus err and stumble now John Johnson, aged 55, and crazy, charged so much for years that It was a ndays und multitudes ore led astray by thought the world was going tn be swal­ charge oh my mind to keep hint supplied them. Test all oy isa viil, 20. R.. V. with handkerchiefs. 1 had to use every 8. "For all tables are full of vomit and lowed up by water yesterday. He took fllthiiieoK, so that there Is no place clean.” refuge on an improvised ark. made of a rag that I could get at hand. It was as tonlahlng how he could discharge so much Ah dingiihtlug and abominable its such re­ floating log. tn Newton Creek. New York from Ids none, I comme nced to give him sults of drunkenness are, so is all spiritual Chy, and remained there until the police Penina about a month ago. and the dis­ uuclcannesb and unbolineas in the sight of took him into custody. God. Ash refined aud temperate person charge from hia head ,|» entirely Mopped, and also hia cough. He does not Imve to abbora the company of the drunken nnd use a handkerchief at all. The Peruns profnde, we may in some small measure A stanch old Baptist wanted to illustrate seems to act like a magic In his case. 1 iiusyfno bow loathsome to God must be the tbe three sect*. Methodists, Episcopalians feel as if I can hot find words to express wofuiiy and pleasure loving who bear Hi* and Hardshell Baptism. So he took a my gratitude for the medicine; but 1 du re­ name He nays He trill .spew them out of chestnut into ths.pulpit one day, and hold­ gret that 1 never tried II before. I thought His month {Her. iii. 16). ing it up to ths congregation, began: *J. "Whom shall He teach knowledge! there was no9ure for him, and had given "My friends, you see this chestnut; well, up trying tv have him cured; but when 1 nnd whom shall He make to understand this outer burr here la like the Methodist*, saw the disease so thoroughly explained In doctriner them that are weaned from the soft and spongy, with no strength into It. ♦ the papers by Dr. Hartman 1 thought, I milk and dtawu from the brerata.’’ Thia Bee. 1 even mash It with my Angers," amt would try his medicine. I never will lie may be the sneer of tbe drunkards at tho salting the action to the word, he sloughed without Penina in the house, and 1 will prophet, whom they thiuk talks to them it olT aud disclosed the inner nut. and said: ua If they were children. Or it may be the recommend It to nil my friends. "This Inner nut la like the Episcopalians; Spirit of tbe Ixird seeking sueh ua He may Very sincerely yoera. smooth and dry and velvety, with no sub­ guide into the truth. If the latter, wo stance In it." MJW. A- E. A< K HUMAN. cannot help thinking trf-Paul's flifilculty E. Grand Ave., Ctiip|>ewa Falls, Wls. "But tbe kurnul, the kurnul, my Chris­ with some believers (nee I Cor. ill, I. 3. I’KHUNA AS A FAMILY MED1CIXK. Hcb. v. 13-14). and praying that we mjiy tian friends, is like our gqpd old primitive. Used according to the directions, Peni­ not be babes like them, but able to eat Hardshell Baptist faith—fall of fatness and sweetness." na will secure the family against catarrh, some strong meat. Hethen proceeded to give his hearers an colds, coughs, pneumonia, pleurisy, bron­ Itt “For precept must be upon precept, chitis and consumption. It Is a fact of precept tt[>ou precept; line upon line, line ocular demonstration of his illustration ever-lnc read ng astonishment that so many upon line; here a little aud t here n little." by crunching the chestnut between bis otherwise and provident people will, for Bo blind are we t<»spiritual things; and so teeth, and at the name time blowing the the neglect ot »o simple a precaution as to slow to lenru that we moot have the same moldy meat all over tbe pulpit and ex­ have a bottle of Peruna at hand, bring truths re|>eated over aud over again. Thus claiming, to the astonishment of every upon themselves the needless sulL-rlng and the Saviour taught, nnd so we must teach body: "By Jinks, it’s rotten I”-Eli Perkins’ foolish expense that a professional man to also, with patience and perseverance and ■ forced to witness every day. . loving kindnrra, relying upon the Spirit to Book. A cold In tbe head, which a single bottle make ua "apt to teach" <U Tim. il. 21). of Peruna wllleure, soon becomes a case I1. "For with stammering lipa and an­ Tbe Item cf Insurance to traveling the­ of chronic catarrh, which will require other tongue will Hespeak to this people." atrical companies is an Important one. many bottles to entirely cure. A sore As they stammer in their drnnkenoeas, so throat, which one buttle of Perqna will He will apeak to them by those who in Every company carriro from 32,000 to 310,000 worth of scenery and propertie*. ■cure, soon becomes chronic pharyngitis or their estlmatloa are stammerer*. Paul ■enlarged tonsils, which will require manv was cunsiiforwl by some to be, as to his On thto they carry a queer insnrauee pol­ bottlj*s. a slight cough, which, without a bodily presence, weak, and m to bis speech icy at 5 per centum. The wardrobes and Tostige of doubt, would sdon disappear contempdblo(I! Cur. x, 10) So aloo were properties of a apectacalar show are usually with the use of Peruna, becomes dhronlo the prophet* despised a nd hated bscauneof more or fero covered by Insurance st the taonchltls, which require a persistent use the message they carried (Jer. xl. 19; xx.b). same rate. They are valued at from 33,(XX) to 315,000, and wardrobes and scenery and ■of leruna for some time. Every practic­ 13 "To wbouiyHe aoML-This i* the rest ing physician see many cases of couaump- whereivlih ye may caune the weary to rest; properties often aggregate a large aum of tkm each year due directly to a neglect of and this is the refreshing. Far, they would money. The insurance policy is queer because it «ugtu. colds, etc., which. If Peruna bad’ not hear.” He would give them rest aud «*«n kept in the honan and used according niUsess of joy. but His word wax to them expressly differs from sll other kinds of to directions, would have been prevented a weariness, a nerira of trivial commands fire inaaraoes in not requiring a stated 6 lace of use or storage. It comas high, In no other department of domestic ar- and they would not hear. In qofetue** at careful managers consider such In­ •angmnepta la there aueh stupendous dis­ and confidence might they lire If they regard of the welfare of tbe famllj as in would only return to and rest in Him; but surance a good investment.—New York Herald. Kttardlng against (he common Ills of life by they would not (Isa. xxx. 15) So also did «be use of effective and reliable family Jesus com plain of them. 18. "Bnt the word of the Jxird waa unto remrtles. If the following advice should reach every household- in tho land, end them preeept upon precept • • • dom employed in warfare. Neither the «IU| .neb elotoenre u u> win they might go, and fall backward and be saber of tho cavalryman nor the cntlasa of « would ro0My , bln.lnit to ™eh ol , broken and snared and taken.” The same tbe sailor ts used to any extent. Cavalry IMa and cauwa death, give* ~1«U>U would tedimcolltoexMWerui,. ft0**?1 ebuw ..Mom nude, .nd Uxr. h nn blearing or cursing, joy or aorrow—the UtU. room tor Un old Um. «uwm ot Una if received, the last If rejected (11 boarding men-of-war and engaging the en­ 27ui• “"■’"‘‘“r underwood, do anuctl, Cor. M. 15. 16; Math, xlll, U, 15; Isa. v|, 9 emy hand to hand on the decks of our new all who live only for th* presenL ■"'••orourrh, raid. <»u^, U)L nnd wondrousJ y armed. Ironclads. The ■oro Ibrow, UrnnrhllK plturt,,. pneumo- and are tbu Intemperate, whether given ■K moUior ollmllo dlmro will dl.- to wine or not, take heed to this warning, •wort tn naval warfare has given way to U. KlraoUo dmt ram b, which on. nmt •—** 01 bouwdiold *0 loo, u hear the word of th* Lord sod learn to do goes crashing into another. The ram may light tn Him. be more terrific and desolly in Ita work, bnt Bat aught also aak. la it not a* plain ly written that "Except a man Im born tho hand to hand cutlass fight of tbe last k* cannot aee the kingdom of In *11 “^'dPPuriGod (John til, 3), and yet multicndoa of of ordinary buslnws. Drue M«nf»rt«rtng church goers and church nwmbore wbo know nothing of th* new birth are vainly «^»»y <* Colucatau, Ohio, for a free dreaming of ^Uty and of p«ma It L WTittoo that without shedding of blood khpioo, for a Ls th* l.lood Krimmstfor tb*aool(H*h. A GRATEFUL MOTHER. Ten States have kite tracks. Nutwood bas seventeen In the J30 Hat. loe trottlu* U all tbe • gv’’ at Mln dmpo­ lls. There are eighty eiectlmsecr mares at Palo Alto, that have never been worked. Joseph Outhwalte baa made an offer of JdO.OOO tot Alcantara, but It was refused. Tbe leg of Ethel Y. 230, which was broken, 1ms lieaied perfectly under a plas­ ter casL American horses are being shipped to Aberdeen. Scotland, for coach aud driving purposes. Sirius, two-year-old record was •old when lea* tbag a year old for fll», and again In bls ydhrlin* form for Ft»5.- Sunol 2:0«X and Alfred H. 9:15 W will make quite a smooth pair to alt behind. Robert Buuuer wifi begin driving them soon. ‘ Sopot 2:08,V w*» measured after reacbNrw York from California. She stood 16 hands and; halt an inch forward and l«3K The sort of brood marcs that are In de-. mAd and always will be. are tbwe that have produced speed at the trot or pace or that have themselves shown the possession of this important quality. The year 1801 has been especially con­ spicuous In the splendid producing powers displayed by a number of great atailmns. Electioneer In this respect, leads any other horse, not only of the last, but of any preceedlng year—bls additions to the Hat for 1891 being thirty-five. Red Wilkra la bls closest competitor with twenty-eight. Nett after him comes Nutwbud with twenty-six. Then follows. In the order named. Onward with seventeen: Pilot Medium with flfiren; Sidney with thirteen: Robert McGregor with twelve; Egbert nnd Alcantam with eleven each; Alcvonc and Happy Medium with ten each, nnd Dictator, Gambetta Wilkes. Jay Hird nnd Louis Napoleon with nine each. The sites that have produced eight or less are quite nuiufnius. g***************************** “ WOBTB A OOTHBA A BOX.1 j#™*!, NOTICE 7 [Complying with general re-, quest, ; BEECHAM’S PILLS [will in future for the United' I States be covered with a Quickly Soluble, Pleasant Coating, [completely disguising the taste of the Pill without in any way impairing its efficacy. Pfire 25 ttnit a Box. j rfr rrJJAJ rjjffjrf* MORTGAGE SALE. On the ISth day of May, A. D. 1*0. Fh'.nes* D. parcel of land, situate iu the city of Ilantinga. In the county of Burry and stale of Mlcbtavn, and described a* follows, to wit: Lnt two (4 of (>11*11 clghtes n (18) in tbe eastern addition to the village, now «ftv. of Hasting*, equity of Barry and state of Michigan, according to rwrded l>lat thereof. Aud mortgage wav. on the. Slat day of May. A !>. tftri. recorded in tbe office of the register ot deeds for (he county ot Harry. In the state of Michigan, tn litter thirty four (M) of mortgages ou p»ge unchundred aud eighty seven (Ud*. Ha:d mortgage was 00 tbe 3l»t day of May 1M» asalgoHi t>v aald A. H. Avera tn henry L Newton, which said S««*gT>.neiit waa oh the ?lsl day of May. a. D. dui> recorded Iu raid reghirr’s-tDee. In liner thirty alx •») of mort­ gages on page forty two (43). . Meld murtgw was on the inh day of January, A- D. UM. aaolgu«<('hv said Henry L Newton to Stuart. KHappen A Weaver, which said BMlgnmeat was ou the xuh day of Mav A. I». l»«l. duly recorded In Mkl register's office. In litter thirtv six of mortgages, cu page one hundred and sixty <iltiort«). Default has been made In the condition <»f• said mortgage. There i- now due and unmdd on said mortgage one hundred and flftv fonr dollars aud thirty eight cents for prln.'ipsl thereof and interest 1 hereon No proceedings at law or in equity bare been Instituted to re­ cover ash! sum of mouer. or any (mrt thereof. Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue of the power of sale contained in said mortgage, and in [mrsuance uf the statute Iu Rich caw m.-ule and provided, the premises above and In said mortgage desert bed. or so much thereof as may beneeessarv. will be sold at public vendue to Um highest bidder, at tbe north front door t>( tbe court bouse. Iu (he city of Hastings. Harry county, Michigan, that being the place at hold­ ing the Circuit Court for said county.) on the rard day of J» unary. A. D. 18W, at to o'eloek of the forenoon ot said day. to satisfy the amount liien diieon sard mortgage, together with all legal costa. Including tho attorney’s fro of fifteen dollars, provided tn said mortgage acil by the st. tut* thereto pertaining. Dated October STtb. Wl. Wiujam J. Bn-AUT, Loyal E. Knaffsn, ClIAHLKSM. WEAVBK. (omvrhtag tbe Orm of Wuart, Knappen & Weaver, assignees of mortgage. Attorneys for aatfgnrea of mortgage. NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. State of Michigan, Count* nf Barrv,—ss. Notice la hereby given, that bv aii order of the Probate court for the Cnnntv v( Barry, made on the 7th day ot January'. A. D. iMti.afx monUta from chat date were allowed fur creditors to prv’.enl Ibrlr i lslm-i ssnlnst the estate ot C. CoL H.An. laf. ... ___ ”, topre»e<it their claims to Raid Probata court M tbe PnOiale office In tbe City of Hastings, for e»sntinnliou aud alluwaure. on or before the 8-ven(h <fsy of July next, and that sMcb Hahns will lie hearl before said court on Thnrshe seventh day of Jidy next, a* w o’clock f"n*»>oon ot eaeb of ■ boss day*. Dated January 7th. A.' D. l«os. ’ Chai. W. ammstuono. well satisfied Ipat Santa Claus Soap Is 4b« Best LauhdrySoap ii)H)e vfcrfd and I use it in »JI iqy vAsliui? ajidclesfling^ Allg N.KfAIH8AHK&C0. dticogo CHANCERY SALE, <11 Toiranance of and by virtu* virtue of an anorder (n'tmraaance order and MIIHtl ot decree of the circuit court !nr tor thn the eounty Bran, iu hancery. In the Ktate Of Barry, in CChancery. of Mtefclf Miriilgnn. made and dated on tm the ninth day ofFeanu-,. of February. A. D. 1KH. U81, tn in a c« rttdn rtidii cause eaUM therein pending. pending, wherein Dm id K. Cook to cmnptalnant and Will mu Xuachuitt, John Zuw-htuU. ZincbniU, >n l defendants: Not­ Gottlieb ZusclinlU are defendants; timt ice is hereby given r.—’- I. *hall L-X.- at public aurtfon to Uie highest bidder, on Suurvtav. Hm sixth day of February, A. D. Httf. at ten o'clock In the torenoott at the north front door of the Court House, in th* City of IListtugs. Coimtv of Barry and State of Michigan. (Mid Court House being the place for holding the«*ircult court for said County «»f Barry > the follow­ ing drtwrtbed property, to wit: AU those errtata pieces or parcel* of lawi'att* ante, lying and befog In the c-urnty of Barry and Htateot Michigan, known ami described as follows, to all: All tlurt part of the north oart Si-rter of the north west quarter, and that part tbe east twenty-flve acres of land off *od from tbe east side of the west f racttouaJ half of north west quarter, bln* on the north or northerly aldo of the Utile Tbornapp'e rtver. etnuainlng twi iity--ix and o-too acre* be th« asme more or Iran: A Iso th" west forty-two and KS-1M) acres off and ftom the west aldo of Hie west fracilonal halt of tb* north west quarter, all orl seettou eighteen and eoHtalnlur in all sixty eight amt no 100 acres, be the sanrn mon- or less; Alan the ea»t ten acres • f tend off ana from Che east side of Che south wert quarter of the south wrat quarter of *ectio:i seven; All in town four north, rang* seven west. Dated. Hastings, Mich..Dec SL 18B1. AbONIA E. KltNAnoN.I Circuit Court (tatnmlsatouer, Barry County. Mick. Smith A Colgbovil Solicitors for Complainant. 1 that the heirs st law of said I" *14 NORTH. HlchlundJuncl. muo.. b«n<m........... Cloverdale dbultxi. Hastjxob..; Coat* Grove, Woodtaud .:... TJrai.air Luislng, Detroit. BtatlOllH. somrH. Kalamazoo Ar... Ea«t Conner Lr.. Richlaud June!, fiff?.::::!::::: DeltonJ dorrtriaie.......... SbttltX. HaSTIXOS. Coats Grovel.,.. Woodland .A..... Lansing.... j DetroitL -siuinouMirnii uuiy. 5<- CiqflR Michigan Central Ths Niagara Falls Route." IN THE ia,g|sa gj feg |£g U.5 Brass’.??.... |£a|S |« ga|»s NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. State of Michigan, County of Barry -ss. Notice Is hereby given, that by an order of the Prehate Court for the County of Barry made on the 4th day of Decctnbrr. A. D. 1WI. six mouths from that date wereallowed forereriItore to prewnt their claims against the estate of Samuel Berkey, deceased, late of said county, doreaseti. and I hat ail creditor* of said deceased are required to present their claims to-wild Probate Court, at the I’rohiUe Office. In the City of Hastings, for examination and alinwanre, «*n or before the Ith day of June next, and that such claims will t>e beard before said court, oo Friday, the 4th day of March and on Saturday, the 4lb day of June next, at ten o'clock In tbe forenoon of each of those days. Dated December 4th. A. D. (Ml. Judge of Probate. PROBATE ORDER; State of Michigan, County of Barry—m. At a Betalon ot the Probate Court fortbe County of Barry, holden at the Probate Office, In the city of Itaatlnn. In aald county, on Thursday, tbe (Tlh day of December, In the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety one. Prot»tenl’ CbariM W’ Annrtroug. Judge of In the matter of the estate of Hiram Fortes, dco-ased. -DnrMS'nzajdaHnx the petition duly vertfled, of Irvin 8. Forbes, son of said deceaaed. praying that edmtnlatratinn of said estate mav be granted to said pelloncr or some other sintsbte pereoa. Thereupon it to ordered Abat Tuesday, the iMh day of January. A. D.Ikm. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, be tuaigued for the hearing of said petition, and that tinrtclrs at law of said deceas­ ed; and all other peraona InterrMed In said estate, are required to appeun, at a aroalon of said court, then to be holden at. the Probate office In the eltr of Hastings. In said ewnntv. and show rau>-. f( any there be. why (hr praver Pctl,,“®*r n,ttZ ,iot ’•« granted. And it to further ordered, that said pettllnocr give notice to the persons Interested in said estate, of the pendency of Mid petition, and the bear ,n* ,htnTr.l,y c*U!,lnk " ’'‘■I'’ of this order to be pu Ml sb rd. In the Hastixis BANNrnatMrrs paper printed and circulated tn aald County of Barry once In eneb wrck for three successive Prnbatt. < Io the matter o( tbe estal 1. t Nos. S and s will not carry paa*vngers ud’csb provided with freight train permit*; Freight trains will be run at the convcntancof the company, who reserve the rtirtgt to change tbe time ot aueb trains without notice. F. Bv»H. Gen'l Manager. II C. I'orrxit. Genl P. * T. AsL i *“ ALWAYS THE BEST M A GII.LMAN. LocoJ Ageat, HastiaitB. O. W. Rvivulm G. F A T. A.. Chicago. Hastings City Bank, HaaUngs, - - Mich. APITAL $75,000.00 SURPLUS •? .000.00. . neorporated under tha taws of tbe State at Michigan. Open for business Dec. 13.18%. officers: D. G. Robinson, President; Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. D. W. Reynolds. Caahiar. p Dl’JtCTOBS:* Dan W. Reynolds, W. H. Powera, D. G. Robfoboo, John Carretb. P. T. Colgrove. Interest p.ilj on ttdte deposits and a gvac> iantQng Baaloms Transacted_______________ west Ry. Chicago & MICHIGAN *I January 3rd. 1*5. ’ l.v Granu EapM* fur. j£ MJ- Mjr M ETT fndtaoaixUrc.'‘1 Becton Barter ffiSSTri::::: ♦s nt., Ludington ....L Big Rapid*. ..._____ ♦ Week “aysj’Evvry day IBxrwpt Hatnrtay. *■ T. b*’ ibruogh chair car to Chicago, foextra charge for seats. CbloMto*M«l *ttb hrw bufleteu: seats an rents. rough tree chair car to Mani; Gjtn. DsHavut, G*®1 Pa**. Agent. HRTROIT, LANSING ‘ V & NORTHERN K<TI<<U1>. It I* ordered. that Friday tbe uth are TIME TABLE. Kost t'oooer. ... ALWAYS THE SAME Haht hundred ami ninety two. Probata" ’ ^barie’ W> Armstrong, Judge of gSfSBK S iTKXJ! Kaiamaio^ & Kalamazoo {Lv... NO. 35. PROBATE ORDER. fled nt Viola M. Iceman, widow of said da praying that a certain Instrument now wuPlnd •• tbe last ertSTSiv *fin»’nlscS,|ou° of' raid estate may be granted to (ho e» named or to sumo other sultaNo | rttations. ED. 70WERT PRUBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, County wf Borry-as. arsi * ’’ SMOKE CUA*. W. ABMNTBONG. ~ ERSKEEPIT. �The Broken "Rail Works Some Terrible Havoc. terday there was a full attendance to take up business after the holiday recess. Tbe report* of the public printer and the inter- HUB SMASHED OS THE “MOMQI.’ tlons containing nearly 1,000,000 signatures were filed asking for tbe ratification of the Congo anti-slavery treaty. A petition ask­ ing for the appropriation of >100 per capita for transporting negroes to Liberia was also presented. A batch nf bills then came In, one of which to appropriate 1100,000 for CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind., Jan. 12.—A rail broken, a whole Monon passenger train down on embankment, and many passen­ gers dead and wounded in the outskirts of the city. Thia waa the story told yester­ day afternoon here. The worst fears were confirmed a few minutes later when a freight train carpc to the station with the dreadful news. The ill-fated train was the fast mall running between Louisville and Chicago. It conflated of, a mail car, an express car, three coaches and the chair car. It was in charge of Engineer Doyles and Conductor Bills. The train left .Crawfordsville on time and pulled out un­ der full head, but when the accident oc­ curred the rate of speed was about twentyfive miles an hour. HEADACHE! lum Habit, Drunkenness, etc., are cured by Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervine, discovered by the eminent Indiana Specialist in ner­ vous diseases. It does not contain opiates or dangerous drugs. Finh book of great cures and trial bottles Free at druggists. Dr. Miles’ Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind TRIAL BOTTLE FRE£._ Sold by W. H. Goodyear, The scene of the wreck b two miles north of Crawfordsville,, nt Nichobon’s crossing, and less thana half mile from the place of the terrible freight ccL,x|<m of a month ago. The road-bed b cut in a IT WILL FOR THEM BE MUCH.,XwZ-^£4#Z Than Money. steep hillside, with a twenty-foot cmliankEducate them at the Grand Rapids (Mlch.1 Bus­ meat on the right and the valley of Rock iness College. Ladyirrt Block, tor. I’e.srl ,i..d river on tho left. The train wns rounding OUawa-stn. Visit us. For cat.ilogue address A. a sharp curve when tho outer rail broke B Farish. successor to C. G. Hweusbere and caused the wreck. The engine passed in safety. The setting of the brakes on the engine caused by the mail car break­ ing nway from tho tender told the edgin' eer that something was wrong. ■. All Injured In Ono Car. -The mail enr^raa dragged 100 yard»at>d -r-.-. I OteR fell twenty feet. -In some unknown manner it broke loo>e from the baggage . c*r whi«*h pa-M?*l on without bring wm ~■ 1 overtMn,f’l- 'r*!‘ n**xt car waa filled with luMCKagv •*n<i I’-rt'-engers. The fitetjwissengrr coach wa-. illlwl with jia.‘*engvr» and ‘ yffr?'' -j tiUT.rtl three lirt.rs before reaching the —StFyg.’TRjw । ixsttum. The Move was overturned and 'rtVTTFWmw 1 the car soon destroyed, but the passengers *nTTT)*r«m*rv a escaped- The next coach wns torn to P,ecwi’ nothing being left but the. bottom ' ofthecar. It was filled with people and V»HICn IS THE BEST? | not one e.»caped injury. The parlor car A GUIDZ FOB EVZRTONE-fUw teat the word i toPP,t'd OVvr :‘n<i land's! on top of lhe ’ ft thin! coach. The wounded were taken to PARENTS—Give your children a knowledge of book-keeping, shorthand, typewriting. telrgraphy, on. WET! COLD! SLUSH! .tbtJSliJli’Hi l?00 i AVE AR a OS N8EE ” ote...m3^ : THE RECORD OF. CASUALTIES. i BANKRUPT STOPE, M. R. LAYTON, Agent, | Thirty-nine Injured. j The following, as for as can ’be learned, -40 to 9. Senator Perkins, of Kansas, was mvom In, and after an executive session the senate adjourned. In the house Clerk Kerr assumed the gavel and held It until McMillin was elected speaker pro tern. The rules com­ mittee reported an order that no private bills bo printed and that petitions be pre­ sented in open house instead of being put in the petition box. Both order, were negatived, and 100 copies of each private bill were ordered printed, while the old rule regarding petitions was continued. Mills wm granted indefinite leave of ab­ sence, and a number of ’executive' docu­ menta were referral. A large number of bills were introduced—872. Among them were a number providing for free coinage of silver, and proposing amendments to the constitution, so as to elect president, vice president and senators by direct vote of the people. The tariff bill was attacked in sections all along tha line, and if tbe bills introduced yesterday should chance to pass there will te but little left of the McKinley bill. Andrew of Massachusetts even proposed to repeal tho reciprocity clause of the law, which was supposed to te universally popular. Washington, Jun. 7.—Tho day in con­ gress yesterday was largely devoted to de­ bate. In the senate Morrill made a sot speech against free coinage <rf silver, and Teller replied. A bill was introduced fora pension to Mrs. General Kilpatrick, and a score ot mure other bills of little general Intercut. An executive suasion was held and the senate adjourned. In the house the senate joint resolution appropriating >100,1100 for transportation of grain to starving Russians was defatted nnd indeflnately postponed—defeated by an amendment by Holrnan striking out the appropriation. Cooper introduced n resolution for an investigation of the pen­ sion office, anti a number of bills were in­ troduced. WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.—Every state was fully represented in the senate yesterday except Nevada (Jones not yet having teen sworn), ex-Goremtn* Hill, of New York, making his appearance nnd taking the oath. Petition* for an income tax were re- j celved from Illinois grangers. Also for) free mail delivery to farment, for free binder .twine and against option dealing. Peffer ptrsental a bill ’to loan Indiana farmers >100,OTO,tXX) on real estate security. The Nicaragua canal was discusxd, and the senate adjourned to Mon'lay. The 1 II«J house ordered ontvnsi the printing commitcommit ,( ’tee to investigate error- in the congremion- ; al record, and then listened to the presenta- j tion of bills. Among thtwe presented were . tbe following: Appropriating >150,000 to ! improve tho Fox river in Wbwuualn; mak-1 ing pensions payable every two months, to tbe cn-Ututlon ~ thM cow™. Bouncing some at them tor employing a iblicana erf Wisconsin wfll tewt demies at scarlet fever, in grippe, and pneumonia. Jrrfnes Charles, an Omaha dentist, killed himself with a revolver at Chicago. Cause unknown. In tbs cloning lumber season in Maine, IM,965,585 feet of lumber was surveyed—a large increase. Tbe executive committee at the Nation­ al Association of Democratic clubs is called to meet ut Washington Jan. JO. Vincezlo Lorenzo, who has been “shov­ ing" >100 per day of bad money in the Pennsylvania coal regions, is caged at Philadelphia. Annie Campbell, a woman convicted ot passing counterfeit money nt Boise, fda., I wns sentenced to two years in the house of correction at Detroit Physicians of Concord, N. H., have over 2.000 cobes of grip under treatment. The deaths in Nev1 York Monday from tiiat disease numlwrAl fourteen. “ Max Alexander, Iwum Givens, W.. H. Clayton, nnd William Harris, ore under arrest at Chicago, charged with arson in setting fire to Alexander’s store in that city, by which a large number of. Uvea were jeopardized. President Harrison has sent a message to congress urging that immediate stepa be taken to forward tp Russia tho food | coUected here for the starving peasanta. Dr. Graves was permitted to see his wife at Denver upon representation of her phy-1 sicians that if she did not sec her husband | she would die. The scene waa very affect-' IhEI It is now aald that tho warrant under which Siye, ths train robber, is bald is faulty and that all this eminent dtixeu needs is ths proper application of that of our liberties, tbo habeas corpus. A Chicago giri knocked out a pickpocket who tried to rob her on a street car. She “smashed him in the face" and sent him rolling into the gutter. Thera are eight inches of snow at Chat­ tanooga. There ore 700 bills already on the nation­ al house calendar. . Six prisoners sawed their way out al the jail at Council Bluffs, la. A general strike is threatened in tho seventeen Chicago box factories. Landon hospitals are taxed to their ut­ most capacity with victims of thfe grip. Trinity Evangelical church at Milwau­ kee was destroyed by lire. Loss, >30,000. The gross earnings of the Atchison sys­ tem _for iTT.jCDecember r_____ _ I were __ _ >3,797,830, an ,__ In­ creaiM of $293,339. Thm Society of the Daughters of tbe Hev olutlon will hold a congress ut Washing­ ton Feb. 23 to M incltndve. The village of Biscbenwaldan, Sileaia, has been destroyed by fire, leaving the people destitute and suffering. The cattle quarantine limits of Nebras- Charles Wall, under death sentence at Tunkhannuck, Pa., asks Governor Patti j aon to let .him be burned at the stake, j hanging being too mild a punishment for j bis killing of hb wife. jolin Gleason, paymaster for the Clove* land Iron Mining and the Iron Cliffs com-! pany, at Ishpeming, Mich., was murdered j and robbed. The robbers got Gleason's watch, u* small sum of .nn...... money nnd some “black diamonds’ Ujed for drilling. ku have Ixcn placed on the basis prescribed by the national agricultural department, The Socialists made their regular weekly ttempt to hold a meeting In a public park at ’ Chelsea, England and were promptly driven off by the police, as usual. ft b thought that the kedlve of Egypt lost, hb life by placing too much cuhfl: .. . . ... dcnco in native doctors. Tbe rumor thnt he was intentionally poisoned Is not be­ lieved. Th n rad ay. Jan. 7. A 13-In. gun, new, weiging fifty-one tons, Three nights of fireworks display at the has been shipped from the Washington World’s fair will cost 125,000. , , , . . join to VU C«Ul navy .yard San X-(7tUCLM.-U Francisco (III on K a CaT car Isaac li. Mann 1; ‘ — "* bprtiaily built for it. The freight will be ims ’teen elected pre*!dent of the Hl. Ix>ul» » ,Mcrohanta exchange. ; oqo J 8* ' , , . b«(-» »n»W tb. k-rlP djLot&e I bition of woman a* bormakLs, an-l that Yqrk., „hibll to u,. WoH0., (lir laaUu^ (( bwlber will do wlUi Um bo. bo etomd on Suodoy not transpired. [ r The secretary of tbo interior wantaftl,-! Tuesday. Jan. is. 000,000 Immedtately for work on tbe ( WJlll41n McKinley, Jr., was inauguraeleventh censua. | tctj governor of Ohio with appropriate It was diitcovervd that the “bomb found ceremonies. in the Four Court* nt St, Ixmia won load- j James H. Cole, of Neruda, Ma, has ed with sawdust. ’ liecn rcnt to jienitcntiary for throe years In cloning the Hungarian diet Emperor , for beating hb* wife. Frwnrb. Jo~rb k«,o Miami of oouUu- I Ht. R«r. H.nrr PMlpttl, D. D, lorin-d peace, erly bishop of Worcester, Eng., is ueu pare among the inc European r.urojwnn conn-l ' onn-_ m merly Is dead daul trits*. i >t the age of M years. At the Negro Roman Catholic congress 1 Dr. Graves has been sentenood to be at Philadelphia, It waa stated that 2,000 i hanged, Judge Rising denying lhe motion negro Roman Catholics were represented. > for arrest of judgment. wulUlI) p Halliday, the millionaire1 The M. E. church has voted in favor of of Cairo, Ills., has separated from ' making women eligible to alt as delegates h|M w|f lrl h„ Jbm,u o, MORTGAGE SALE. Defori having been made iu the conditions of mortgage., dated August is, 1N0. made by Orvlil*A^Whluistn^aod^Kra Wtd£ rtcht, his wife, to th" IlMtlriR* Building and Loan Astodatlos, ot ILtrtnigx. Miriibnui. a cor­ poration duly organized and doing business under tnd laws ot the state of Michigan, and recorded tn the office of Uie register of deeds for Barry county. In the state of.Michigan, on August ’J). iftJO, In Uber 41 of tnortgacM on page i;. bv non payment of money dno for iustaUtnenb ot prtndual. Interest and premium and for fines, by which the power of sale therein contained h.*< become operative, and on whteft moruntge there Is claimed to bo due at the date <>t this notice the sum o’ «even hundred fifty three and X100 dollars, the said installmeets <n princl|»E Interest and premium and lines bav­ in: remained unpaid and Isarrear for mure limn mx inonth*. and th" tundjllastlngs BuUdIng and I han A<sodatlon haring elected nnder rhe tertnAiuf sa'd nwciiptge todeoaredas tbe full amount unn dd with all arrvarjme* thereon, and no '■ult nr proceedings st law haring been linttlnte.t to recover tho nmnent aow remaining sei-’u-M (ivsnhl mnrlg»pe'!nr my part tbereot. Notice i« tbrrefnr hereby given (halon Saturday, the »"th ifay ol March. 18 a, at ten o'clock In tbe (orenoou. ttirre will Ite soM at the north front door of the court house. Io the city of Hastings, cvnuty of fam-and state of Michigan, said court lioirtebelhg lhe building in which the circuit court for the county of Barry Is held, at public • auction to the highest bidder, * tho premises desctjls'd in said mort­ gage or so much theieof as may be urrtMsary to satisfy the amount due on said tnurlgagts n.i ai.ovo set forth. with tbe Interest and t>retnlum thereon and the eostx charges and expenses allowed by law and provided for in said mortgage, said prem­ ises tiring Ail those certa'n pieces or parcels of buid riturie and being tn tbe cltg of HastiUgx, eonntv of Barry and state of Michigan, and cfefcribed gs follows, to wit; Lota number efex and the sorth half of lots number eight, nine, and ten ri blocK nineteen In tbe eastern addi­ tion to tbe city, formertv village, ot Hastings, and lots number one. nine and ten In block eleven ofiH. J. Kenfleld's >v!ditinn to the etiy, formerly village of Hastings artcrdlng to lhe recordedj>lat thereof. Dated Hasting*. Mich., Dee.lft.tWL nasTtNus Building and Loan association Mortncee. Alonzo E. Kknawtox. Attyttaey tur Morfautee. is the list of the dead nnd wcunded: • Dead—Madame Ivan Rokey, pretnier danseuse of the City Club Burlesque compony; Benjamin Hamburg, traveling man for Liebman & Schloss, Cincinnati. Wounded—Mack Royers, City Club Bur­ L. CAMDEE & CO., lesque company, badly injured in leg* and back; Gus Rogers, same company, hurt in MORTGAGE SALE. the back; Stella Clifton, same company, Default having been niodrln the eondltiou ■ of a certain morigaite made and execut.-d by badly hurt in legs and back; M. G. Rut­ vent anvwiu beingoomnelled to work Sun-1 The Terre Haute and Indianapolis and • generally known that he is not backing Thomas C. Alvcrwn ,and AUbte L. Alverson, hi* ledge, porter of chair car, face crushed; * tut any one wing rompMUra to work rain the Terre Haute nnd lx>gnnsport : ’ rail- nudlist* pugilist* under under auv any clrcumstancw. circumstance, . wife,ofiIrving. Micblum. to Ake Hhiuirr^tiott, Nellie^lnnley, New York city,' crashed and days; to erect a statue to General W. H. The dry goods merchants of New York ofHMlhtirt, Mlcbigan. dated October tnentyHarrison, nnd to wud grain to Russia in roads have deelqred dividends of 3 per .sixth, A. J>. IHSi, and recorded tn Hie oWre of wW die;'John Farust and William Hall, cent. each. I hare addressed a memorial to the legislatho Register ot Det <L. for Barry evenly. Michi- ; Crawfordsville, cut about head; J. N. pa- navy vessel*. House adjourned to Mon­ A man has been discovered on an island ' Hire askingJtor a liberal legislation In beday. in Charlotte, FI;l; harbor who is 113 years ' half ' ’* of the World • ••’s -fair ■ exhibit. - -vidson, Crawfordsville, head cut: M. R. Washington, Jan. 11—A cvmmnnica■ said mortjrege wns duly n»»lgne.| by the said Ikr old. without doubt, and’still earns a living A Russian crank was capture ! at New Fox, New Albany, two gashes In head and Hendershott to Jatnen Qarnrrue. <>f; Woodland. tion was received by the senate yesterday York with his vest pocket* full of explo­ ' Mlrhlimn. by a«slxnn;eut Wann"e oair inc• ;cg leg oauiy badly crubnni; crushed; r.ugri;r Eugene Dyer,Lafayette, >/yvr,Ulinyeiic, from tbo interior department asking the fur himself nnd wife. twenty-swell day <>t Fcbrunrv a. 1 r Benjamin S. Wright, n noted horseman, sives. He said ho came over to preach tbe I bead cut; C. W. Lowden, Salem, Ind., leg Immciiat" appropriation of >130,000 to reconledln the office of said Rtffisti Lcutjsixtu । badly crushed; C. F. Hoyt, head cut; Eva died nt Boston. He was familiarly known gospel of destruction, nnd intcmlfd to lor Horry County, Michigan, on lb,’ t buy rations for the Sioux Indians and as “Uncle Ben XVright - ” by horsemen spare no man in his attacks upon tbe day of February. A. 1>.—itsis. In liter - ----------------------------..... ......... - - k' of iirtvt I Marshall,* EHcttaville. side and face thereby prevent a possible outbreak. A i throughout thotoun^L rich. ItMr, Ain Hlb^ wbretjeld. Billy Myer, tbo -Slrrotor Cyclone,- mpl! H»rbo 1>O1»11 Bty.rtmou, of IcttiT from fix mi Minister to Mexico Ryan Rv.m was . tings. Mtrh. by assiuument bearing«late UicRlst I fact? crushed: Ezra N. Hibbs, hvntflejd, letter » wlndmr when day of November. A. D. and treorded in left arm broken, right hand 1 cut read suggesting that the Unit Al States re­ he -111 ign..n- Auttln Gibbon.’ ebUlenco °* H.kn Un, brt-tat. U turn to Mexico the war trophic* captured to Ugh! to n anleh, becsiue be don, not be I *h» <*">!»*(»>» "»» Wow »ero end died Hero Ub.rn.de in imod Ulth. • )«•“ She »n»o tryi n drk bed to do the A.D. HW.1U fitkrrafiuoriHiigrso i imge ««. । pan)’, injured internally; Georgia W in 1817. Teller introduced a resolution --------------I deed. Supposed to we^ crazy from family and also by the said (Po PreMon duly asshcneit । Gardner, of Igidoga. back silghtlv providing for nn international monetary "...*»•« !«•!»«•. .W1!'SS!. ft ijarwlbod !rft nnt. »Pr«ln„l; K Wltlli. conference to .settle the ratio between sil­ Friday, Jan. K. trouble*. William 11. Haze, Die Albion Co’.lke Endo* Diphtheria I* epidemic at Franklin, Px, | Edward Emmons, 38 years old, of Port ment Fund Committe *. of Albion.'fichlk'-.ui. ly, jrfdex, Frankfort, spine fractured, seriously ver and gold, nnd authorizing the presi­ | Jefferson, L. 1.. is ossifying. At present aMlguiU'-nt besrlug date tbe elrv«ji<th day ut injured; J. J. Enright, Chicago, head and dent to appoint commissioners thereto, thirty-two families being afflicted. March. A. D. Dft», and recorded In the office <>I knM h’-trt; C. N. Cheek, of Greencastle, and after some, desultory discuw>ion of the “Evangelist Kokins," a former green- i be can ,nove but on« Unib-his left arm. .the said Register .of Dewis for Barry County, Mfchlean. on the 12th day of Match. A. D. twu, lumber merchant, right leg cut just below silver question, nn executive session was back orator, has teen declared insane nt 1 His jaws ore locked anrl food ia taken Detroit | through a tube. His father was afflicted in Uber 21 of mortgage" oti I pug'- Ml tbe knee,' will die; Dave Malsbury, Rom­ held nnd the senate ndjournal. od which mortuxee there I-* claimed ney, eye gouged out nnd arm nnd leg ' In the house 150 bilks were introduced, A cyclone pas^l over Fayrtteville, Gfc. W‘U* , to be due at the date ol this notice lhe rum <>f many of them duplicates in effect of others killing four persons and wrecking many CH?sp??fy !,iwoTere*1 one thousand, seventy two ami relltt) dollars broken; C. N. Cornwell, rwulnwUT, I •Jrnln"t tbw Uf,! ot th® ««■* ftnii il Mnie aud an attorney fee of twenty-five CoUrrs Bloomington, tsick hurt and injured in­ already introduced. A resolution for an ; hooM*. 'provided for In said mortgage, and no ternally*. John Winchester. Ixiuisville, investigation of the department of agricul- j . , . - , . . near success that tho Rnssiaa imperial ' suit or proceeding* at law having been insti­ buggagenuu'ter, laick ture wm was rezerrwi. referred. Dockery uocKcry called caucn for tor a *|; Jonn Anderson is locked up at Clevre family is in great gloom, irhllo tho czar hurt; Express lure tuted to recover th" debt secured by *i*14 ap....... balances of “ 4'- |j land,’ O.,’ charged with bigamy. He has himself I* pnulnnlly cnmln^fo the belief Messenger Cutler, Louisville, interna! statement of unexpended mortgage or any part thereof. --------....----- ->and ---------------------...------ ... -rm wlrr. th, nUmbu wl|1 ku| Wm „ also expenditures for Ithe , 'even wives. . Therefore, by virtue of the jiower injuries; William Snyder, newgboy, proprintions, ot sale contained in »aM mt>rtaute. u"d Chicago, hboulder broken: Cora White, year ended June 30, 1891. and the first half I The Rye Flour Millern* nxaocintion, of his father. the statute Iu tech caso made and provided, notice Is hereby glvdu that on Frldtqr, tbe •-’nth of the bttrteMjue company, of Syracuse, of.1893. On motion Of tbe Republican* the । New York, has fixed the price of rye flour THE MARKETS. al from >5,25 >5.25 to >5.35 per barrel. broadened, all tho facta ’ at day of Febru iry, A. D.. iftsa at ten o'clock In slightly Injured‘aliout the head;, Fannie matter was broadened, the forenoon of said day. we the UBdeniigtied. Everett, of the burlesque company, asked for, and theugvferred. The Minnesota Farmers* Alliance has will sell at public aticUouto the hlriieat binder, internally injured and bruuedf Ollie adopted the sub-tremsury idea ami in ­ al the north front door of the Court House iti tbe THE DEATH RECORD. dorsed the whole People’s party platform. City of Hastings. Barry County; Mlchlg-ui. Lewis, of the burlesque company, braised Fallowing were tlic quotations on the boarJ (that being the place where tbe Circuit about tbo head; Melvin McKee, of-Chi­ Envoys of tho sultan of Morocco who at trade today: Wheat-January, opened Court for Barry County is ho!den)Rhe premises Rev. Dr. Thomas H. H. Skinner, prodescribed In arid mortgage, or so much thereof cago, 'ilp and back hurt: Harry C. Bry­ fesaor of theology at the McCormick uni­ failed to succeed in some negotiation.* Kfic, closed «Hio; February, opened fflfcc. as may be necessary to pay the amount i|<MM ant of the burlesque company, of Phila­ were promptly strangled by that poten-" said mortgage, with seven per cent, interest delphia. head braised and neck badly versity, at Chicago. tate’s orders. thereon, and all legal costs, together' with an February, opened 38?>c, closed 30; May, Surgeon General Long of the United Governor Russell, of Massachusetts, was opened 41^c, eloMsl 41c. Oats—January, attorney fee of twenty-five dollars as provided sprained; Madge Larner, of tho bnrlesque therein, the premises being described In sai l comnnny( Pittsburg, head badly braised; States Marine hospital, at Cincinnati. Carter HabuisoN, nephew of the preai­ appropriation for tho state’s exhibit nt the I opened ISSJc, closed S^c; February, opened mortgsxo as all that certain piece or parcel of Paul Allan, head ' TtubImnI; Wil­ SHU closed Sgi; May, opened Slftc. dosed laud situate In the township of Irving In the liam Bishop, brakeman from Lafayette, dent, at Franklin, Tfex. World’s fair. aiM,c. Pork—January, opened >1121. closed County of Barry and the state of Michigan, and Benjamin SI- Wright, noted horseman, severely burned about the bend, shoul­ described as follows: To-wlt: It is intimated that Russia has failed to »1L2.’,4: May. opened >11.5A closed >UXJ4 Lard—January, opened SA1B4. dosed ffijja j The wort half MJ of Un north west quarter ders and back; John Bills, conductor, in­ at Boston. [U] ot section number twenty five (»]. In town ternal injuries; Thomas' Monaco, opera Jacob BARTH, leading Hebrew of Grand support France in the Chadouine affair, Live stock-Prices at the Union Stock yards No. four [4] north ot range nlue |•»! west, and and that the French government will patch \ today ranged as follows; Hoga—Market ftontoinlng eighty acres of land more or less, troupe. Internal injuries; MIm Bible Rapids, Mich. up a compromise with Bulgaria. Brigadier General Jameb XL BoMEOKD.at active on packing and shipping account; feei­ according to the government survey thereof. Crawfonlsville, face crushed; Nat Berry At. St. Joseph, Mich., Mrs. J. C. Gentx- ng easy; prices UftWo lower; sales ranged at D1XIKL STR1XKU. Elisabeth, N. J. Crawfordsville, injured internally and William I*. Hidnaw, Daniel Shepard, prominent Illinois ler died Monday, and forty-eight hours la­ IXSdlU) pig*. sawiftL-s light. IWW) about the face; Mrs. Breyfogle, head nnd William H. Haz«, ter her husband passed away. They were rough packing. >4.L«4tL20 mixed, aud >4.00 The Albion College Knoowment Fund Com face badly braised; ?vn Beatty, Will politician, at Chicago. 4&4JB heavy packing arid shipping lota aged <5 and 71 years, respectively. ‘ mittce. Assignees ol Mortgage. General John Irvin Gregg, retired, at Smith, Dave Jones and John F. Sullivan, Cattle—Market moderately active on local Dani Ki. STiKXit, Attorney for Aligners, eta. Mrs. Henry Van Puhi, a society loader XVaaldngton. of this city, braised. Dated. Hastings. Mich.. December 2d. D01. and shipping account and prices ruled Rt. Rev. Dr. Legge, bishop of Litch­ of Baton Rouge, La., has been arrested for much easier; quotations ranged at >5.10 Condition of tho Chilian Imbroglio. Htealing diamonds and jewelry at New Or­ $5.73 choice to extra shipping steer*, field, England^ ADMINIBTRATOB’8 SALE. >4.40®3.00 good to choice do, U00©4-S fair to WASiUNGToN^-Jan. 11.—It can be au­ Edward Nichols, president Brooks leans. Her friends say she is insane. In tbe matter ot the estate of Polly Ann There is a story current in Bridgeport, good. >2-»a.3M common to medium do, S2.WI thoritatively stated that Chill has uot sub­ Locomotive works, at Dunkirk, N. Y. Slariu, decea*<ed. Notice Is hereby given that I shall ecll at mitted an apology to'th^ United States in George Robs McKensle, late preai­ Conn., that to prevent the work of ghouls ftlfli) butchers’ steers, f2J0®iT5 stockem ’ public aucltou to the highest bidder, on Friday, SSJOeXS) Texas steers, f--.axp.43 feeders, the eighth day of January, A. D-. W2. ut ten. the Baltimore incident. The negotiations dent of the Singer Manufacturing com­ a dummy was substituted for the real >LOOffi£.ftO oow*. |1.25ffi3.00 bulls aud body at the funeral of P. T< Bornum, and •- o’clocx. In the forenoon at the Probate court now in progress are ^ring conducted by pany, at Jersey City. A GUIDRY W, PURE UDSJUSTMT । rooms, io We city of Hasting’. In the cour.ty of Secretary Blaine and Minister Montt, and that the remains were hidden away until U rban M eacham , ex-mayor of Free ­ Barry. In tbe state o( Michigan, pursuant to nil danger of grave-robbery was passed. • license and authority granted to rne on the 21st it is believed they wilt ultimately be ad­ port, Ills. Lawrence Irving, non of the celebrated wMtorw*. U-TS^AW natlvoc and *4.5^8.« day of November A. D. ixai. by lhe Probate justed satisfactorily, but they nave not Dr. Joseph Hilton, brother of Judge court of Barry county. Mictilgsn. all ot the reached that point where Chili has thought Hilton, at New Yprk. English actor, occide itally shot himself in lambs. estate, right, tltte and iDterestef the sold deJudge C. B. Harrington, at Burling- the body, receiving a dangerous wound.' IToiluce: Butter—Fancy separator, 29c: ceMsd ot. Iu and to the real sslatc situate nnd it proper to apologize. His father received the news in London i dairies, fancy, fresh. 2iaaic; packing stock, Bstng tn the county ot Barry, in Uir rate of Tbe low* Lcgfalatare. ' Fresh candlud. teas oft. i; Michigan, kn>wn and described as follows, Benjamin I<OTT, oldest man in Michi­ just as ho was going on the stage in Henry 1 f7’ah’ la®Uc'. VUI. Ho kept th. mptur «ul i & JiTDes MOINES, Jan. 11.—The Iowa legis­ gan, nt Dewitt, Mich. '^Beginning at*a point ttlrty right LW) rods nlnrisl his nnrt thmn<rli ’ I*1 Q1 try—Hen*. 8®N}<c per lb, spring chlckeua State nt Mlrifigaa-Flith JndlcUl Ctreoftln , dnoto' -aVjc.tnrktfyw south of the center post of 5eellon twenty efcht lature met at noon today. Lieutenant John Dean, who playod Cy Prime in played lite part through. t'hancery. in townshlpoDoUinortli rangenioetoiwcst. Governor Poynor called thi senate to order. "Thu Old Homestead,’’ at Cincinnati. L. , . _ _ ! choice. 13e; omnwn stock, HKfrllc; poor. S® Mali pea-ifug iu tha Circuit Court for Ito teeitee west ten (10» rods, thence south f«»i|r (4) Saturday, Jan. D. i [\)Utoee-H^ron% 30®3Jo per bu; Bur- Comity of Barry, la ekancery. M the city at rodiTtlienre esst teu HO) rods, thenee north B. B. Lane, the senior member from Polk, Real Admiral C. R. P. Rodgers, retired, “BlUy” McGlory, the notorious New ' bank*, 32^33c; Bone. 2Rjy>te; Psoriiw*, Sf^Dc. Hastings, on tbe auh day <d l»w«m»ber. irm. four>4) rods to place of beginning, being Ini the in accordance with the constitutional re­ at Washington. York dive-keeper, has been sentenced t© ’ Sweet potatoes. Illinois, SLflOi^sjs per rownsulpof Barry, county ot Barty and stat* quirements performed the same service for Sophie Gravkrant, aged 103, at Harbor penitentiary for one year. ; Jerseys, Aiipiee-Ownunon. >1.53® ! °fDried November Mlh, A. D.. 1ML the house. At a caucus Saturday t he Re Springs, Mich. Thw rlerir-sl tnnmnl- r>f G. it i1-wP«r W; gmxL >1.73; fancy. $2.(10. Uran­ Ln Chit c*u*e It appva> Ing bv affidavit of wwA. A. ALDRICH, publicans selected as temporary speaker ine. clerical journals of Mexico indig- ' borrlcs-Capo Cod, >5.00©" 00 per bbl- fiiaSA plaloa'it. dnly Hied ai *.h«> time ttut bill iu tbb* S. W. Whehlook, president Moline Plow administrator. of the house Wyckoff at Appanose. nautly deny that the priesthood has any- I L73perbox; Jcrasjw, >5jUha0.50 par bbl; $LW cause wm Died, that lhe unknown iteiri o< Kewcompany, at Moline, Ills. thing to do with Garza ’ s uprising. | per box. ’ bea H. WoirtHl. daceu^td, me ucwaaan parttaa Mrs. Grace Fikld-Lixdlf.y, daughter Daniel North was sentenced to thirtyJ,'*w of Cyru» W. Field, nt New York. Chattanooga, Tenn., Jan. 8.—It is ex­ ■ Dr. Charles A. Bacon, prominent three years in the penitentisuy at 1’ontiac, ‘ . N«w Youg. Jan. U. heirs of saKl »«er the MU Joly a, | •£ pected that the miners and rioters at’ physician of Washington, at Deland, UK. <or kHHig SU.dudl fore the firm Doe for lb aariing, the rtDer for its shooting. Briceville will attack the troop^ or rather Fla. . Men ot every poimSd faith read H- Tt»*re b guards, some time during the latter part wuibttttamw,. Chloro Judge Charles W. Hughes, distinno politics in IL Britnta! of gnud Uilno of this week. State officials declare that epileptic, Jell into the lire at hts father ’ s May SOc. Oats — .Hteady; Na 3 mixed cash, ' guiahed Ohio lawyer, at Pittsburg, Pa. Shooting, fishing, natural history, catuji life, in wid wwm Mini xnuo, «lM January, May, 37}jc. Rye-Dull such a movement ...._______ on ' __Jo£the ‘ minors Frederick Bush, mayor of Kalamazoo, house during a fit ami was roasted to travel, adventure. yadiUftg. carolug. and rille. OkleH. ablest, brightest and be< of will pros di»a*troas,.aad that the guards Mich. *" Its class. Weekly, 2ft imho*: io cents a com ।M That story about P. T. Barnum’s re- , ** pported. Private advice® of lead ­ Mis* F lorence M edill , daughter of the will be a n rear. SutwcrtM now Seed for tree catalogue ing lalx ing men here show a spirit of: editor of tha Chicago Tribune, at Paris, nuuna is a “fake.” He was duly buried tw* |9.75aiO.n? Lord -Uuktot best books on all oatdoor sports. and hia body ia just where Bridgeport SS Foaaar and irtRKAM Hie. Op.. France. . anarchy 31» Broadway, New York. HASTINGS, MICH. ve n*e:«ulr MjprJI.'l direct from oiir fartoft. iud ourr:i-...' am !>-r Roms and Sboe^ bouxtt .. hlnon be upon os tho very best tbit skill and caoRai t>n pt odcce. • KIRK’S SOAP Cleveland and Harrison �rebuilt. m*t wuib.uvd * «>«nn THE MEDIEVAL CITY OF ROMANTIC >:«.«» JUtsrauJiwra «"«•; c.to» City r~n« W1-J" lhe winter dates so thick with bfa Lmll* nubmkm. nl ot lira r-’" "“‘'J^lT'^n.'l ■nd little rtances that th® pastors who .rate Ura brtd<e »«• '« <■« *n<i it® meat horribta barcuriiy. ' r® e ▼ d Injuries fro® effect* of whlcu wowl 8Ui£2*'t® slaughter without h j died. 1 ue Diac* —... — — Ar«Utl« UwHrfinff* «*• rt,’ior1« Tne farmers ®f loot* «••»/ «re ££ of pirate ship*, telling by a sign th*» can­ start Innot bo mbumtaretoed ttaU qmirtar will Th® Circuit court of SL Clair county la denUr In ■ I'”'’™1 du,7,»o„ih oelthw be ***•! nor given. In tmoun< ot ran ut '“■*“‘“5"?!;. bm>y with « cmu of siandw between two lb»-* rrnMnlwi t>? oW r.1.000. laud It would bo undaratood as a nuuuaCTe g.xxl farmers. St®ven*on aemmcfl RfabLooked al from an artistic point of vicW of prisoners, a thing unknown among na­ tion., at tho preseat day, and that would uMHid of ateallng nmpl® ay nip from hU Jndio JI.rawrararr. of Ftonnee I. uutUnk H " took bta place on the Supreme bench last bring upon any man or any «nvarom«rt farm, and Richmond sued Stevensou for her wort attempt* to modenu^e tan* that should attempt it the execration cf slander. are do< only pilHbly couimooptaoe. but week. John Garvey broke Into a house in the whole cirlljtwl world. The ver?Ude* Kahmaroo colteite’* winter term ha* tho °harec®ae opened awpkloualy ami th® future ef the Marshall several years ago and WMjMnt of each a thing is »o Allan tn prison. Hta wnteneo expired Tuesdaj of Stonewall Jackwn that * »tat®raeo» at Instlhrtlon, with Rev. Dr. Kelson at the tabu, looks excre-diugly bright Sabecrlpof lost week and Wednesday be wb *rtioos to lhe 3100,000 endowment have whir h oner formed the old market, has xvated for being drank and It wouW not Im deemed worthy of a mourn: down and madtavni Florence, or He hud two new overcoats on that be meat's attention were It not that it Is reached M3.000. couldn’t tell how he earn® Io I**9^®*1 given on the authority of hta own brotherErn Bostwick, tne Union CHy man who XSTu™> -a »o be will ounttoue to make Jackson Uta io-law, General Rufus Burrlngw, of th® I* giving his thousand* to religious and nrigblsir*. baa tarti destroyedhome. Coufederato army, who detail* at consider* te tbe pbyxical aud moral health of prr-sA 13 #e*r old son of Dr. Green, .of Battle able length a retnarkabld Interview that educational purpose* and doing an lmwe<n»e amount of guod*dr this and *tibeus and future Florentine® is of far greater Creek, got hta knee b taeen the bumpers took place after tbe seven days’ boulos, Importance than Muything arttaic. and a* of aireight when catching on the cars Mat while tbo army was still encamped near swiurnt gaueralitert. I**bg|»py «t church, at a n-ecpUon ®r a wedding, iu a 810 suit /mb nir and light should be star** week, and that memberwas badly crushed. Richmond. But tbe statement ta-oxpliclt, men alike, we would not, even if ,4v®rould, It was his find thought Hint amputation and loaves no.doubt that Jackson believed uf.clolhoe. obNtmct the work of demolition. \B|i one would" be neceswry. to the Cromwellian way of carrying on A puzxilmc comVltwrtlon ot P»udy cloth­ cannot help wdtiug why Florence', rebuilt .1 M. Wardell won’t forget, nn exper- war; that IF rrar most he, the more tre­ ing, grip Mck, hi.UM-UpId uteusitf and Aa-Should be m> mediocre. . mendous tbo blows tbe sooner will it come meuted wqman landed fa % tencetbatbe had In Battle Creek right The new wjaare of Victor Enitnnnncl. to an end; and:lu»woujd push tbe war into days ago. !jim offlem do oot JcloW wUa» ■cooped oat of the very »«»rt o,“ nway. As he wa* crossing the electric market, h-quarc a* square eon be. Broad street railway, one of the trolly wires tbs north and ppdta U Wt in all ita *ever­ to do with the unWrtluniite vtiitorand can ity. jinx ho would .never have dealt wtth gain no information u to where she came ttrreta are cat from it at right .uigles in broke and in coming <lo«n Just touched prisoned a* CromwaB-<M with the Irish the most improved Nineteenth century ttarimot Wa hat. Had It touched bta garrison of Droglieda, or Napoleon with from. fashion They drew red line* up and down hand or fara It would bare resulted In A Port Huron doctor lias put on ids and aercaa the old quarter and cut plumb insfapt <fiiul>,. as it was carrying u full ■: the Turk* al Jaff®. I Toe beat proof of what he would do is wise glasses and decided to risk bls repu­ through the hues.,barking off the face of curnqii pf clectrlcRy. I in whai be did do wheu the fortune of war tation upon the declaration that a butcher one hern*, the rear of another and the cor­ Gu?ii Maeanl. of Battle Creek, has been ‘ reek, I th „,r tt uarrbon into a whole garrison Into bis his hand*. hands. seldom turns meal Into -pressed corn beef" ner cupboard of ® tfcird. They cut thrornjb A‘ he H«captured - 11,000 men, - ----------------------? •«!. Harper’s Ferry or, -bead cbees®” that would be purchased moMh'- walta, which bml withstood tW iUtirring for some time v Storm* of tx-nluric*. lopping off heraldic Gue morning last week he came <fowu and instead of treating them with great ns healthy fi»od In any other form. He stairs to (ake a dose of cough medlelnu. severity, he paroled them all; by which, has a number of patients upon hia list, bearing* and mural decoration*, which we shoo Id lie glad of au excuse to put up some­ Ila took the first bottle he came to nnd Instead of being sent to southern prisons, who have been badly poisoned from eat­ where, und demoltahing historic I21/5''’ took a lit* ral dose. Soon het began to they were transported to a camp near ing sueb meat*, as proof of his theory. fi-el awful tad and b-coming susplcl ms Chicago, where they were kept In com ­ mark*, picturesque afchos. quaint balJames Hill.' of Port Huron, could not have coaie*. winding stairs, dim recesses and that he had taken the wrong medicine, got parative comfort till they were exchanged. hallowed a-sockdions with the ruthless up and looked at the bottle, only to find Of course, if they violated their pardle been meaner In selecting the time for dcthat bis iuspiChms were correct. Instead they would be exposed to the utmost m-rling his Wife and eight small children hunil of modern utility. . of cough syrup be had taken poison. An ­ penalty of war. But the policy, instead bad be studied over the problem a month. i OBEABl SQUARES. Flat faced, cxprefwionle** house* rate on tidotes were administered, and a stomach of being cruel, waa the mildest that could Ho left them on the coldest day of Hie all »id«« of tbe du»ty i’laxxa and ju*t in pump brought Into action, and his life have been adopted. present winter, when the family supply of , the evuu-r stand* tho equestrian statue of saved. It was not however on tbo ground of wood, money and provisions was exhaust­ but to disencumber hl* army, ed and when he had an able body, strong Victor Emmnnuei. Many years ago Emery Nye murdered humanity, that he might move it rapidly, which be arms aud some cash. Hill Is about as big Tbi* statue may be good: I nm too igno­ Robert Molynem in Battle Creek. Owing rant on Mich mattepi to express nn opinion. to good lime hta sentence was nearly ex­ could not do with thousands of prisoners In ii-aulliiess as a mole bill. The hor*e U very, very big nnd carnet hi* pired. when last week he stabbed a fellow dragging on ita heel*. If ut Harper’s Ferry toil rampant: Victor's mustache is very, It has been a long time since good naturhe bail stopped to look after them, it would very fierce and evidently just waxed. If prisoner in lhe arm. He will be t»ent to have delayed hia march to join Lee for the fd N IsbelL editor of the Big Raphls Herald, the short, clumsy ntaD look* too small for Lite Ionia asylum for insane prisoners. approaching battle. When ho declared. VM.X. —ra — —~■— o lias done any kicking, although be has won the tag. clumsy horse you nre reminded A few Americans are employed In lhe ; therefore, that he would “keep no priaon- Hie title of "NUibelt the Kicker" ever Hint the soldier king always rude a big Cvcle worts nt Marshall and tbe other . era,” it was for a military reason. since the Democrats bci|M-d to elect Uncle horsfe I . , workmen are Dot at all pleased. 1 He had laid out a plan of campaign. Josiah Begole governor. He hints in hia The bronxe of th^entlre structure is pol­ . ! which he believed if Vigorously pursued patter this week, however, a bhit tiiat ished and shining—quite unlike the bronze A wild white swan tar on exhibition *n : Kouid end die war. Idtut. * :*i r • might be mistaken for a kick. Within to form three of Cellini’* Pcraeusi tliough perhaps that, Marshail. : or four great “movable ediumna" ” of •'* 40,000 ' t(,ur w^-kn, siays he. tbe Big Rapid* coun­ too. shone defiantly When it was fresh from Tbe case of Orissa M. Jones against the 1 men each, which should be literally atrip- cil ha* entertained. Hie people with the the u>old. village of PorUamt has been reversed by \pcd for battle, laariug behind uot only great farce of the -Electric IJght Fran­ But the square! Surely we InnrtJsUc, the Supreme court and a new trial granted, prisoners, but even fortified post*, that the chise, or a Ono-Sided Affair, etc.” bluiuler.ng. semitatrf-nrous Americans It was a defective sidewalk casr. whole fighting force might taconcentrated might have perpetwued nothing wdrw in 'A Polish priest at Ironwood ran into a I inao a few compact bodies, which conld be a mu*hroom city. People any there is A. L Fereuronnnd wife, formerly re-, nioved with grenj. rapidity Into the uorth- team while rvttirulng from Bessemer and •‘nothing’objectionable about It,’’and to s'dlag near Portland but of late living in ern ht:ite» nnd ngniubt northern cities, damaged it tome.. To maku amends he say that cf a public square is quite as bad the west, were Instantly killed recently by | : That thia grand strategy would have gave Hie owner 85. all tbe money he had ■s to any of nn nctfitaininner that he is being run Into by a freight train white ancvw(iM do not believe, for the best, of wiUi him. und gave up hta watch a* se­ “well miming.” TBere is, indeed, nothing attempting to qfoss tho track. I an reason*, that It wo* twice attempted curity tor tbe balance. The security must Objectionable nbout;■ it—except ita unobThe music store of Julius Fredrich, of and failed-^at Antietam and O^nburg- have been considered ample as the man jectionabllity. Grand Kaplda. wa* damaged by fire lol in tbe first of which Jackwu himself took has not returned IL From the old walls, of .liiatoric Florence w .1- tn theevtentof *»! 000 I| Part- Bat at t110 lt,ne ot lhoau<| Interview ftttempud> (j„ rose fn-quent towers; of stone, rough but wo k to the extent of 821,000. Kalamazoo's new government building picture*] iu-. built for pnrpoees of defense A new parlor furniture company wa* <cry very sanguine »n:izuino of ui success, nucccaa, even c»vu picturing yiuunu,, will ----- be -- ready ------ • tor - - occupancy ■ - Feb. 1. it , fn time* when it was a part of each day’.* I tLumedt h..« he raoald plant ««n. Hll be pnihouheed the i»o.t netted: .nd I organized In Grand Rapids laid week with to himself how he would plant hi. hi* guns routine for men to kill each other. Even । ,ll.:.no» nt 1-blk.d.lphU j• within “ ‘ .balllnc ........................ ” ’ ' *- lewutlt.il srararoraent buUdlns In M e If now,.reaching high above this surrounding J| a capital stock of $28,000. 14>d Sew Vortl^lter. Henry JI. Field. '!»" «"<•' Jeckw®. Gretnl ll.tren, Hay roofs nnd eontnmnduig wide view*«tvcrlhe Tne Lansing Journal svya that the re-, D.D.. - - - in- Harper - ’*. C,,I *nd Detroit secure Hirin'. Then Kal■ outlying rountry, they lend a ringed air port Hint Mis* May White, lhe Stockbridge ; D D • *n -amaxoo way have to be content with the .-ileeix-r. Is recovering, te not founded on j ‘ of prouctlon to the ftuir flower city. secoud best building. Wull. into onr brand new square has fact. The tadj's slumber is as profound j 7, , . . I "Ah, Mrsa Smartellique, observed the | The mw mill of the Luther lumber com.been built a new tower, auwivc and :i* ever, and unless a miracle intervenes! day*, elegant Mr. Brummeile, from the deck of 1 j,tnjr has been sold to A. C. Camp, a rugged, erim and warlike—at least it was her death is only a matter of a few meant to look so. being nn exact copy of The pattern has now wasted to amere ’the steamer, “the ocean fa to deep and । ixiuisana lumberman, and 35 cars will be | *We a°'* 1 «*• to be the | ueeded to carry the machinery and frame •th® .tti' k-nt one*, it wn* built to gratify skeleton and she has no vitality left. to Lumberto^, La. A dozen or more the hearts of tbe nntiquariim*, who only William Johnson, of Augusta, hn* an [ “But you couldn't, don't you know,’1 Michigan sawmills have been shipped to laugh when they look nt it. Ab, but they old clock that was brought here from B he replied, with a faint trace of ocoru in the southern pine tract, after cutting the laugli aadlyt MtaimX VANDALfBM. England early in the century, nnd was her well trained voice. timber In sight In this state. With all their artistic tlnd nrchitvctural once the property ot Geo. III. so it is said. - [ «No.»” he questioned very innocently. her. Ebenfzer Thompson, of Biloxi, “Sto." • past; with imperishable, monutneuls star­ U Is still a g*xid timepiece and seems to have no inclination to slop. "Why not, pray!" * • Mbs., formerly of St. Paul’s church, Lan­ ring their city: with the grand gothic of CunUA Bemrau. lb. Clarinite fernl"0^'*^ «'■“ .nickel "berrara. lb. sing, liu. invited the Michigan press the Duoinoand tbe li’.y bioOTpt of*-• •• | the *bell tower; with the stately nuJtxnitftvnce of j ten'raanul.rlnrer, h.ve Jl.olr^l pralner- «,»» Un’l <n»l., .’..>u 4 joe know." lusuclatioii to visit Biloxi upon ita south­ score* of palner*: with the spJHag of arch, abip, llra hlrar ranllnullnr lira bn,ln«>S. I “J™. »"'• *” ern trip. As a special attraction he will the point of spire, the infinite| delicacy of The rWl show them his summer study that Is out raid for tw.ooo. | ’Jb.rra-ra.nt,nod 4b.Klrl l..wb«<l raraln handiwork in wood ^n<! iron j'.nfl Mono; in i. J "But you might lie, you enow,’’ be .-mid 3U0 feet over the gulf, where Mr. Thomp­ •bort, with lhe proftiM-utssvf she liwiut iful i A fellow calling himself Brown struck with deep meaning son can tish- and draw up oysters to hia which" lira all ir-.boQt thet.-iJI Florentines j Wayland last week and sold some harness j "Do you think aoF’ahe asked In strange- heart® content. ought to know ikitcr. i blacking. One of tbo boxes hanix-lit-d to • ly softened tones, for he had a roilliou. The newspapers of Michigan probably The vjyndnltam of Florence i burn copy, be opened by a purchaser nnd was found , “I do; Ihdeed, I do,'' he murmured, never contained a larger number of obitu­ of the vntidaHxm of Rome, wim.-li Ims gone toltontaln sawdust for the greater part; "And why?” ahe rjinrau whispered. auntil now oldltotuc is diimumtled and n fthsa littte blacking spread oyer. He "Because-becamic," and he became con- j ary notices of prominent pioneers and cltinpldly beeondr.g the most nsodern city w;!-.-allowed to escape. ! fusel, "because it i* *o beautifully green, Ii zhns than during the post week. □f Itiiy. : Special Indian Commissioner Cooper la Here are comtr.ODpl.'tt-e, dreary square*, ITALY MODERNISED- rows and stns-ts pf blank, hideous house*: windows nnd doom ent off by the yard, ami eueb interior*! Henri in Italy ,| home of the Arial Verily. theArtsnreslunitaring. Our of it all I have evolved (or myself a comforting reflection. From the abadowa of bet- misty bygone.yean, hariug r-baken off thf shackles of oppression aud superRitk-i, young Italy is rtMclduf out‘ eagerly ’ toward all that is fresh and clj in and mod- lhe deck with tha air-of Napoleon crowing huine of Geo. IL Noble, of HhuiIId, Eaton । the Alp*.—Detroit Free Pre**.. county, and report an excellent tlmrn Chippewa reservation near Mt. Pleasaifl, disposing of all the remaining tract. A very Interesting farmers’ institute In The First National Bank of Eaton Rap­ Daratlun of Uie Lightning. id* has declared a Beml-nuiioal dividend r Authorities) differ as to tbetime of dura­ connection with the Lenawee county agri­ of eight percent. There Isn't a better pay­ tion of thu lightning Cosh, but nil agree cultural society will be lield at lhe court house in Adrian, on January 25th, 2fllh log tank iu the state. that it is less than tbe 10,000th part of a second. Tbe experiment which t-stablisbea and 27th. Someone broke Into a couple of stores in Rev. Henry Coate has resigned the pas­ Wayland last week and stole 830 worth of this fact is duo to the late Sir Charles cigars, tobacco, pipes etc. A watch Is Wheatstone. A dink, divided into alter­ torate of the Morrt-m'i Congregational nate sectors of black and white, ta caused church and preached yesterday for the being made of parties suspected. to rotate very rapidly on its axis, aud by first time to his new congregation at Wau­ By the will of the late Stephen,S. Cobb, daylight It appears of a uniform gray. If seon, O. of Kalamazoo, bls entire estate, valued *at lightning, occurring in tho dark, render Ten large ice houses will be erected on marly 81OO.U0O, Is left to bis three . the separate scctoni visible, it is plain that brothers, who reside in Kalamazoo, end ajj tbe duration of lhe light mast be lees than Bush'lake near Holly, aud the Ice haulers sister, who lives in Boston. It had been tbo time of revolution through tbo breadth will make the lake look as> lively as a hun­ dred others in Oakland and Gcneacc coun­ rumored that hi* elegant home wa* to be of ona sector. \ bequeathed to tbe Cosmopolitan club. Tbe experiment was tried with a disk of ties. sixty sectors, nnd making 180 revolnnotia The Fowlerville Review Is tired of call­ Fred W. Lane was arrested nt Grand in a second, bo that the time of turning ing for wood and flour on subscription, Rapids upon a telegram from Chicago, but through tbe spree of one aector is tho 10,­ with which to produce the dally bread, it wa.*. released under habeas corpus pro­ 800th part of a Mjcond. When tho disk, now uks for stone—plain, uncut field ceedings a few hours before an officer arrotating with thia velocity, is rendered via­ stone. ;rived from the windy city with the warrant 'charging him with burgulary nnd larceuv. ble by lightning, block and white sectors The Pontiac Lincoln club is making are seen with gray ones Intervening. This L ine is now at large. shows tbnt Lhe flash Is not absolutely in­ mure elaborate preparations than ever for James Taylor,—®6e oF~Greenville's re­ stantaneous, for In thin case the sector* ita annual meeting nnd banquet thia year, spected citizens, attempted to kill hi* wife would be seen sharply defined without any which will take place at the Pontiac rink alternation of gray.-Chambera’ Journal fast week. Fcbrbary 12th. • ’iCt u* have patience: we modernounx-lvr*. But lust h* we di*criminr„ between goad gothic iumI bad gothic.lthe gnuemtloi» to come will •ii*critnir...~ ite between gaol modern and hud modern. Hitherto I bare »*ked myself whj-shobld America be snecnsl at and drapiacd fur crudities ’*'* of* art or manner*’ Slw ha* hiiHi. mightier work to do than erect camprtniles. round cupulq*. chip out statues or| polish her sprech,- 'Hmcw thing* are th<il flower of a healthy, deep rooted clvillzntiii«i, nnd our Americn*!* planted wdvep tiuL it _______ the flower must one day bloom.—Jeanie IP. Rude! In Kate Field*' Washington. Hour* of Bleep for Children hud Adult*. A Gtrnnui specialist, Dr. Cold, picrala tor giving young iroph- mure sleei. A healthy Infant -deep* muat-uf the tltnriduring the first week*, mid In the early ycara people ere di*p««*ed to let children sleep a* much a* they will. But from alx or ieven, when school la-giu*. ttare is a compe te change. At tbe,age of ten or eleven the child sleep* only eight or nine hour*, wheuj he need* nt least ten or elyven. aud he jerows older lhe Him of tvM I* ahwtenreL Dr. Cold be­ lieve* that up to twenty a youth need* ohw iiuurv* ata-p and nn adult ahonM have right or nine. With tnxuffideht sleep the oervou* system, aud brain especially, net rpadng enough nnd censing fo work r.or nmlly. we find exliumjUon. excitability nnd Intellectual dlsoniers gnulnally inking lhe ptaw of love of work, general well taiug «d the spirit of initiative.—jxiudun Tit Bita. Axbwuw rnlltNl doth pricking is made both with and wkbmit |uai4 fibber core. **** I^HIng consist,. of am In­ dia rehber back upon whtuh tlx-renre built ^kxh ” Iiurulx'r al layer* of axlwto*1 Snfikient ebwtktty la .hu* impartci iw Uw- rub)>.-r hack, while great <lnraliil|:^, ' Since*the county v.as organized about fifty years ago therp have been consum­ mated within Its bordera 9.107 marriages. Since the recording of births and death* was begun In ISOTThere have been 0.140 deaths and 13,485 birth*. These records are scattered through a targu number of books, many of which‘are in pretty tad shape, and It has taken a great deal of work on the part of county clerk Hamil­ ton and hta effldent deputy, Frank G Baker, to ascertain the reebrd. The board of inpervlson will be asked for an approprlatlon in January, estimated at about 8875 to pay for the labor of preparing an index to these nanus and Inasmnnb as it would be must valuable for reference It would seem that the money, f<«r this purpme. would be well spent.-Charlotte Republican. Tlie Grand* Rapids Printers Union teat week decided by an almoat unanimous vote to aboliah the mw of plates on tbe city dally ?tpeTtJhv "ew “» ukH March Tue,W p«t*ra printed C ?,y ’,“4 k la MW that tlu» nv« order will pinch some of tfa?m financially. Fred Hodges, a Ve-nrenni-w fana..’- Little Brnha Lanback, of Grand Rapids, fa recovering the use of hrr arm that was We desire to extend our heartfelt saved to her by dhe noblo act of seven thanks to tho Knights of Pythlaaand many young companions, who gave up pieces uf friends, who so kindly assisted us In our their akin In a grafting operation. fate bereavement. F. J. Arnold, secretary of the Alpena Y. Mtn*. Axx CorraxD A3D Family. M. C. A . has been forced to resign on ac­ count uf 111 health. Tbe association has prospered under bls administration, gain­ R»v. W. C. Burns, Congregailonaltat, of ing 102 members during the past six Stanton, has had his salary raised $100 months. without asking for It, or showing some of A big balance weight on the transfer the iiatteihtg culls be has been receiving. dock at SL Ignace parted and a 12 year St. Joseph and Benton Harbor are pul- old boy standing near It was thrown into the take. Dock hands thought tbe boy liri" again to secure the county scat from Iterrieu Spring*. Stout Miss Niles is at was drowned, but when they started to th® other end of the rope with firm too search for his body he was found sitting on a plank under lhe deck blowing on his calks In her shoes. thumbs and whacking hit feet together to Cepgreesman Belknap’s handsome and talented daughter Nellie was wedded task Mlsa Rcse Dansfiehl. uf Su-phenaville, evening to Charles E. Bun«fleld. of Bay City. The wedding waa* brilliant socktv publishes a card in tho Benton Harbor papers saying th® pnblicnilou of a tuurwynt In Grand Rapids. riaae Ikcuse secured by Will Bradford, Fluga o.i the Lanalng armory may hang of Benton Harbor. In which her name apnt hnlLmxst In a few days. Lansing and opera houw. Gnmd Rapid*, has cameo . *t>r th- arret of bunt. Tl-IhMUr h I" •*» JJF, elreull ami liu»«nr«w<l Sunday olXM w MnMneCT »»<■ «“ n” brake on lhe entortalnnraou end mneral .nit. to Ira breuxht tut«ln« BurrowM. He Iu. won l«o ot them end bra one nendliiK- Tira menaker clelnte lhe oUteent danram-d hl, bnrinen end eya-wlwl their authority. Speaker Crisp aaf • ho has more respect for romc colored pwpte tlian l«e has for wme whit® folk*. He ought to have. Tiierc are about 7,000 more colored voter* than white ones In hta congreqalunal die-1 triat lu fteorgta. bbl. atglAfi nerbu. .3<H»r InindrtKL A?PW®M»»Oe. Tnrlun-ln«.aa; ifc mixer:s C.&S.S BLOOD George Reams of Grand Itaplds died Saturday at the extreme old age of 104 tears. Early next April the great trotting atalfion Neliwn wiM bu shipped tyoru hfelne to Kntantazou. where he will be handled the comlhtf !«'*’" s- A* Row,,smanager of the Kalamnxoo stock farm FOR TH« TH* CR1AT18T BAKING POWDER FACTS. MNCER « SGROFDL J REMEDY OF THE AQE. The public I* always responsive to suggeatlona about the food It eate. Great in­ terest has been taken In the InvesUgatlom* mad* by the United Steles and Canadian governinenta and by the different board* of health to show the purity or Imparity of milk, baking powders, spier*, and other articles <f daily use In the culinary de­ partment of our houbeholda. Just now the subject of baking powder Is claiming public attention. Wu all dealre pure and wholesome bread und this cannot be had with the use of impure nr jxdsonous baking powder. There can lie no longer any question tbat-all the cheaper lower grades of baking powder contain cither alum, lime or piiospbatlc acid. The ofllcial analysis of lhe United States and Canadian government* have therefore been studied with Interest and have pretty clearly estahlialuMl the facts upon this sub­ ject The United States government re­ port gives the names of eighteen wellknown powders, some of them advcrtlartl as pure cream of tartar taking powders,* that contain alum. The report sIjows that the Royal tak­ ing powder was found the highest in leavening strength, evolving lf.0.6 cubic Inches of gas per single ounce of powder. Titer® were eight oilier brands <»f cream of tai tar powders tested and tlielr average strength was 111.5 cubic inches of gas per ounce uf taking pbwdrr. Tin? Cauadlaii government investiga­ tions urn- of a ^till larger number of powdem. Tbe Royal baking powder was here also shown tbe purest and liigbest In .tnmktb. rontranlmt I JS.ka rubraJnrfra. Kmhi« shewing tostimonl ;iU of maay wonderful cares. . . Madcegon. Mich . Aug. fiD. *91. Dr*. Mixer & Sow. Haatlngs. Mich. Mv ih-ar Slrt-Allow m»- to giro you a few of t! e fact* In tnv experience with jour cancer am! wrotalasjrup. Fire yeans ago 1 bad a car.ccr couw on my Wp 1 cormglted tbe r»rot phjslriatta In this place. Grand Haven. Grand ItapldK Anu Arta.r and l>troli. All called U cancer. One of tbo best M. D s. in Muskegon prrwrtta-d for It. I bad It burned out dire* ditferer.t times, trul all to do purpose, ami It continued to grow. FlnaHt upon: the addre of a friend I rout to you l-»r mmfietn® which I urod a*, directed, ami it cured the cancer etilirrly. About four years nave clapsed and l enjoy excellent health, wtth no return ot tie* disease. That your C- fc B. S-1« an effective blood puri­ fier there c*u be co question • Youra,ete.. R. w. Royuton. Real K-tate Broker, Torrent Block. , Muskegon. Mich.. Aug. 31. Tl Dr. Mixer t-Afier giving your C. AS. S.a personal trial ilwttl say that I consider it on«4UU«1m»U«>U W-lter. wintam sice--. W> Washington avenue. . For Sale by all Druggists. Dry. Sixer & Sons, Hostings, Mich. . NOTK’R FOR HEARING Of CLAIMS. State of Mlr.hhpin. Comity ot nan*y~«Nouce t* Hereby riven, that Uy order of tbe Probate Court tor the C®unty of Barry made <m inj< ninth ninn»n»y«n]ownumry, «■«. six »» months ..--v....,tbe day of, January. a A.. m D.. IHU. r___ fn ,Jn4.ti,r fourteenth day ... ol .tanuary, ia<r> )«e were aitowed tor crrditera to Pf** ‘bHr claim* I *£££3.5 ,il of leavening gas per ounte uf powder. । rtrcen*ed or? re4'iir;-d to preMMit ttmtr claims Slut Ultra, enram ut arur powder. •»« '•••!* rr fty.- oar.. M itra U.M tlralr .retwe .lur^kll. tte renifth beingbelli* n- ( re-| ported to be eigbty-nioe cu’Jc Inches of n(ixt’ and that* 2^1 mtaeh cIMm- will bo heard before said Coart. oa gas per ounce. ' ■** “<,j ‘urt ° a ’Thursday, th® fourteepthday ot . These figures are very instructive to the | April Shdoa Tn-araday. the fimrteet«R\ <tay m July next, al teu( o'clock lu tta forenotJlfoI e ich practical housekeeper. They indicate! of thoMi days ' Doled January l«h A. D. IM that the Royal inking imwder go-s more C11AA. W. ABMSTU05U, Judge Of Pyohnte. than 33 per cent, further in u«e than the others, or is one-third more economical. PROBATE ORDER. Still more important than this, however, they prove tills popular article has in-tn 8t»i« ot Michigan. County of B.wry-*-. Ai a session of the Probate Court t«r ’h* brought to tlw highest degree of purity— Cuunty of Barry, hoPlm at lhe Frobste Otlk-r. for to its superlative purity this superior­ in th" Citv ut Ha-'tlUft*. In said coontv, on ity in strength Is due—aud consequently Monday, the eleventh day of January. In the that by ita use we may be Insured Ute yvarone thousand cigtit hundred and ninety two. Present. Charles W. Arm-ilrong. Judge of purest and most wholesoiue food. Probate. The powders of lower strength are la the mattet of the eMate ot John A. Pscheller, rtecwWcl. found to leave lAnf” amounts of inert Clement Smtrfi. administrator of «ald wrtate. matters iu tbe food. This fact i< empha­ eome* Into court and represent* that he 1* presised by -the rejwrt of the Oiiio State Food l ared to file bte firnd aeeount a* *w-b a.lnunhCommissioner, who. while flihHng the Roy­ irotor, and rn»js that a da) may be apj doted fur h-ariar tbe same . al practically pure, found no other powder Thereupon il |* ordered, that Tuesday. ,the to contain less than 10 per cent, of inert or 10th day of Febraan. A. D. 1«S. al leu o'clock Inilie lornnton be a-wlztosl for the bearinguf *ald foreign matters. petliia:i. and that tbe belra al law of said deThe public interest in this question ha* cca*.H] *mi nu other persona Intereated In said , likewise caused to be made investigations estate, ire reqattwd » appear al a «re*lou erf said Court, then to beholdeu at the Probate <MBc® by our local authorities. Prof. W. 3. in th* City of Hastings, In said County, and Halnr*. of Rush Medical c illegc, consult­ show cause, if any there be. why the prayer at ing chemlat of tile Chicago Board of lhe petitioner Sray not be granted. And it is ■Health, hai found result* similar to those further ordered Jtbst saM petitioner give notice to the person* luterealed in *aid estate, of tbe reported by the national and Canadian pendency ot said petition and tta bearing authorities. Dr. Hains says: thereof, by coming a copy of thw order to be published In lhe Hasting* Bammbm. a oew»pa. Rusli Medical College. Chicago, III. t>er pi Inted and circulated in aald County of I have recently obtained samples of the Barry ouce In each week for three *u,-cea;lve chief baking powders In the market, nnd weclu previous fv *»ld day of bearing. Ghas. W. ahmstbciwq. have subjected them to careful chemical ( L true copv.) Judge df Probate. examination to determine 'their purity, wholesomeness and leavening power. As PRODAIK OKDKR. the result of my tests 1 find tbe Royal bak­ ing powder superior to all the otfier^ iu State of Michigan. County of Ba>i/—«*. At a seMlon of tbe Probate Court for the every respect. Il is entirely free from ali ismntv of Barry, bolden at tbe Probate Office tn adtiltertfiion anti unwholesomn impurity, the city of Hasting*, in uld eouuty, on Fri­ and In baking it gives a greater volume of day, tite 8th day of January, In the year one leavening ga* than any other powder. It thousand eight hundred and ninety two. Pteaent, Charles W. Armstrong, Jndge et Is. therefore, not only the purest, bet also Probate. Io tho malter ot lhe estate of Joan A. the strungi-st powder with which I ata ac­ Greble, dmeanedquainted.—Chicago Tribune. , Ou reading and filing the petition, duly vertWalter S. llAEffi, M. D. fied.of iraVaayalkenbunrh, special odmioisConsulting Chemist, Chicago Board of trator ol the e*£ ue ot uld dt-oeawd. praying that he may be discharge! from hi* said tru-t Health. Thereupon it I* ordered, that Friday, tbe The statistics show that there is used In Utn day uf February A. D-. 1882 nt ten o'clock the manufacture of lhe Royal baking pow­ In tbe forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of der more, than half of all the cream of tar­ *nld petition. Ud that the tales at law <rf said .deceased and all other persons I ntereeted in said tar conaumed in the United Stales for all estate, are required to appear at a reaslon purposes. The wonderful sale thus indi­ of Mid court then to ta holaco at the Probate cated for the Royal baking powder— Office, ik. the city of Hosting*, in said ecunty and ahovreause.if any tberebe. wby thoprayer greater than that of all other baking pow­ of the ix-Uttoner mnv not be granted. And it ders combined—Is, perhaps, even a higher l» farther ordered. That said petitioner give »otlce to ita person* Interested Iu Mid estate, ot evidence than that already quoted of the the pendwucy of Mid petition, and the hearlag sui>erlority of this article, and of its indtapensablenesa to modern rookery. FROBATB ORDER. State of Michigan. County of itarrv—xs. At a srs-ion of lhe Probate <’ourt for th® County of itarrr. hidden al the Probate offler, Im the City <»( Hiutluva. in said county, on Tues­ day the tAh day of January. In the year one th-m«and etahthundred and ninety two. Present, Ctuuies W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. In tbe mutter of the estate of WMblngton K. Ferri*, deoaaaed. On reading and fifing the jmtlti'm. duly veri­ fied, of Ltaxle Ferris, widow of said deceased, praying that a certain instrument now on Pte In this court, purporting to be lb® last will and testament of said deceased, may be admited to probare, and that Mmlnburitwi of said estate may bo gnutled to Voirww W. F.-rm. the execu­ tor named in said .will or to some <xh«r £ al table person. Thereupon It la ordered, that Wednesday the 10th day of February. A. D..1W0 al ten o’clock in the torri.oon. be a«Mgacd for tbo hearing of said (A true copy.) PROBATE ORDER. Blate ot Michigan, County of Barry—**. At a rotaloo «f the Probate Court far the County of Barry, bolden at Hi® Probate (Utlee. In tbe city ot Hastings. In uld county, on Wed­ nesday, rheUth day ot January. Iu the year one taomand eight hundred and .ninety two. p^*,nV’ E’baxtes W. Armstrong. Judge of On reading and filing tbe petition duly veri­ fied, of David to Morthlaud. odtninlatrateutor ot said estate, pray lag that hl* final account tbi* day filed may ta beard and allowed, and a drcree of artdjmment duly made. Thereupon it is tx-dered. that Thursday, lhe lltbday of February, A. D, 19M. a: tan o'clock In the forenoon, he unsigned for the hearing of eaid pelt non. aud that the heir* at law of said d«w-e<1. and al! other persons Interested it> said ’“------ *—* ------- ir at n session of at Ihr Protate office, in the clrv of . "Jh*'11 >“r u”'re b<’ whj th® pra>*r r r teMt by hmt (AtetMOopy.) W. ARMSTRONG. Judge of Probate. * copy ot -.hi* order to be � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-01-21.pdf 4b21c5c7f5b03bd9e07f1b119971e74c PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. Hastings HASTINGS. MICH., JA VOL. XXXVI. NO. 38. Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays «y COOK BROS.. ----- AT----- HASTIXG8, XICB. HALF VALUE That’s what we say.' That’s what we mean. /Were speaking of overcoats. \Haif Value is what we’re selling overcoats for. Our Our Our Our §6.00 10.00 30.00 35.00 ANNER. overcoats overcoats overcoats overcoats go go go go THEWLE'S DRUG STORE. ■ For 16 years the leading drug and book store in Hastings. Seconi-Haud School Booh, for §3.00 for 5.00 for 15.00 for 17.50 Tlie most complete stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. Our half off sale is confined to small lob, to great, bargains. close them out. They UI. 5- Goodyear THE REST The only practical drug* gist of 25 years experienoe. , Of our entire stock of overcoats we offer for from • OHE FOURTH TO Offl-TW OFF. Hastings, Mich. COUNTY NEWS, OUR COUNTY. This is the greatest overcoat salp ever proposed in Michigan. This is your opportunity at HUDSON'S Woodland reports a revival—of the roll­ er skating craze. County school commissioner Andrus says the Woodland schools are doing good work. John Shcndlemayer has purchased the ,stock of boots and shoes of H. L. Moore at Middleville. F. F. Hilbert, L. Parrot and Jesse Jor­ dan will have charge of the first Woodland village election. GRAND RAPIDS. The recent sleighing has resulted In fill­ ing Freeport mill yards with logs, insuring plenty of work for next season. That new bridge across the Coldwater near Freeport Isn’t a bridge yet. And Freeportcra are indignant because of busi­ ness lost to tlie town. ARY 21, 1892. Wilber Pardee, of Freeport, the other evening was suddenly awakened by some one entering his rooms. He spoke, and' the intruder lit out. Pardee followed, re­ volver in hand, but could not get near his man. A HUle latter he found the gentle­ man (?) unhitching a horse.- It proved to ben young man who lives In 1 bring. Just what be wonted is not stated. 1 WAS eyes got so bad that I could hardly sc anything, a fact I could not read tny newspaper, but now AM HAPPY glasses that are properly LOWRY keeps always a large stock of the finest and best eye glasses and spectacles. him and be satisfied. There is If you want to get a better price for old scrap than you do from peddlers, bring your old iron of all kinds, copper, zinc, lead, rubbers, rags and old carpets to the JUNK SHOP, Michigan aye, Opp. Roller Mill, Hastings, Midi. ■' I, 6 The Banner and Detroit Tribune one dollar per year. Or*a<*vtll*, Death has entered our mWsttwice In the past week, and Is rtlll hoverfBgJover a*. On Thursday morning l“L *Tter a short Illness, Philip Porter crossed the river from wbem» none return. He had an si­ te :k of the grippe, but no one thought it serious until Monday. Sunday be went to the door two or three times and caught more cold and grew worse very hurt. He has lived here nlxurt forty years, and it can be said here without fear ot contrsdletlon, that he had no enemies. He wan ■ good husband and father, generous and charitable and honest, upright in his deal­ ings with his fellow man. He leaves a wife and four children to mourn his losau Jaxnes.CoIllsou. whose home is at Gun Lake, died Tuesday morning. Mrs. Sarah Hall nee Jessup, of North Pine lake, died Friday night at midnight. Her mother, Mrs. S. Jessup, of thia place, is seriously ill at her late daughter’s home. Mrs. Ell Nicols is no better. Delayed letter. La grippe has found Its way to our town It would takes column of the paper to again and Is making things lively for some print the list of those sick within three of our people.—Mrs. Shepard of Plainwell * miles of the village. Sundayed with her daughter Mrs. Clara Ed. Porter is still In a serious condition. Hughes.—Ara Lindsey is home from Elgin. Mra.’-Harriett Beattie was called to Way­ Ill —M. Doster has been confined to the land by the serious illness of her mother, house with la grippe.—L. Loveland nud Mrs. Jackson. family are slowly recovering from an at­ Woodlund. tack of ths grip.—Aaron Failman has mov­ Sleigh rides are the order of the day. ed his saw mill from tlie Earl farm to that George Palmerton Is better. of O. A. Hughes of whom he has purchas­ John Palmerton has been quite sick. ed 40 acres of timber.—Tlie good sleigh­ Mrs. E. Lucas is in a fair way to recoving will be Improved by those drawing ties and wood.—The meetings in the M. Cornelias Smith Is having a hard time E. church are continued this week.—Mrs. Anderson Is quite ill with pneumonia and to hold the Rowlader wood. He has been Mrs. Ponco Is confined to the house with beaten in three suits by the same wood, the safce disease.—Mrs. M. J. Goss end and was arrested on complaint of Row^ son Harry attended the funeral of . Hon. lader, charging him with taking and con­ Frederick Bush In Kalamazoo Friday.— verting to hte own use a quantity of KowDr. Hyde Is able to bo out again.—Mrs. C, iuder’s wood. He offered John Lee as B. Robinson’s friends have returned to his bondsmen, and the suit was adjourned till March 24th. . their home in Tuscola. Maud Hough, of Nashville, was in oqr ■ Johnstown. village on Sunday.. Now that our village is incorporated, we William Marvin, an old and well known resident of Bedford, died nt bls home after would suggest that a union caucus be held, a brief Illness of In grip. The funeral was and tbat'all political parties be represent­ heM from the Congregational church on ed on the ticket at the coming election. Sunday at half past two. Rev. Kulp,’ pas­ Our aim should be good men for every tor of the 'Methodist church In Buttle office regardless of party affiliations. Let Creek, spoke welt chosen wonts to a large our flrst'set of officers be not the choice of concourse of friends and relatives!. a plurality vote, but of a majority vote. We tliibk the practice of boys hanging Deceased was 77 years of age, and bad lived in Bedford many years. Him wife on sleighs a bad one and that something din! many years ago. Four daughters re­ should be done to stop It: and it might be main— Mrs. Godfrey Payette Is very :,|.-k well for teamsters to know that If. they —Would free delivery of mall In rural permit boys to hang on their sleighs, Umt districts strike you favorably? That seems they are responsible fur any Injuries that to be one of the .subjects to engage the at­ may befall them. We think that the prac­ tention of our wise or otherwise legislators tice of some ot the teamsters of stopping at our national capital this winter. The ex­ and inviting the boys to get ou and then periment has already been tried and found running their team for the sake of seeing successful—We are informed that our aged the boys tumble when they jump off, Is a friend and fellow townsman, W:n. i’. dangerous one. Mrs. Anton Euper. of Edmore is visiting Bristol, is In feeble healtft—Thus. Ken­ nedy has Aold his farm In Ross to Charles friend? In Woodland. Enoch Andrus, our county commissioner, Stratton, formerly ophe Bedford mill. was in town visiting schools Thursday. Emma Blzer, of Grand Rapids, Is visit­ Dowling. t \ ' Plenty of snow at present Log? are ing her mother here. We hear that pratracteu^nicetings are increasing very rapidly at the. mill yanl— Fifty-four members at tlie dance last about to open up. J. B. 'purner, agent of the Northwestern riiursday'nlxhfr—Wkat make* that smile on Charley Garrett’s face? That bran Life Insarance Company, was In onr vllnew boarder that’s come to his lagv Friday night and Saturday morning. Amhroto Cooper and wife and G. H. house to stay.—F. W. Pike and wife, from Charlotte, have been visiting nt A. Carpenter have gone to Blailchard on a Ormsbee’s.—Mrs. N. Clemens Is very’ "lek vtelL Another old pioneer has passed away. with lung difficulty; caused from the grip. On Sunday Oren Johnson died from the effects of. the grip. Mr. Jordan was up­ Orlie Hull has moved to Cedar Crock— wards of 80 years old, and hu been a resi­ Uncle Wortti Is very sick, and being quite dent of Woodland fdf many years. Mrs. Fred Wagoner Is very sick.. old there is but small hopes of his recovery G«o. Rowiader moved to Nashville —Mrs Da del Pierce Is very- siqkc with a cancer, and her recovery is impossible— Tuesday, where he has secured a positiOQ Russell Norton and wife are sick at tljts- !u the Lentz factory. ■ writing, but we learn are some better.— Tlie saw mill on John Cunpbeir^JmffThas Waiter Clark is on the sick fast the timber nearly all cut iH*'lumber. so Taffy pull at Arthur Miller’? last week we arc’ Informed—Protnufed meetings at The social at Mr. Wilk's was well Mthe church last week.—We report this week the marriage of Luther Brown, a teuded there being over 100 in attendance, young wan of North Barry, to Mrs. Sarah and a good time reported by all. The next Congregational social will be Terpcuning, of Hope. A host of friends wish them much Joy.—S. A. Hendricks at Mr. Wagon lander’s one week from Fri­ and Charlie Peck are drawing their ties day night. The young folki had a taffy pvdl at Mr. from Doud's corners. Charlie’s team and a team driven by young Seeber each drew Rogers this week Wednesday evening. Last Friday evening the young people forty tics at a single load.—Frank Laribee, our maU carrier, is quite sick so we are In­ of the high school gave a party in behalf of formed.—Every one Is very busy drawing Emmet Lee at the hoinp of his parents in wood and doing other teaming and sleigh­ Johnstown, and although the night waa ing, which la the best we have had for the extremely cold and the distanqe about 14 last three years.—A. L. Campbell has sold miles, they got there just the same. There seven or eight acres of timber to different were about 40 In attendance Including .parties for wood.—Rabbits are being killed Mr. Andrus and his wife. The evening by the dozen every day. ad there Is a fihe was spent in singing and amusements, al­ snow to hunt them on.—Since writing our ter vfhich Emmet was given a nice present letter for the Baxxeb this week, we team by his tedchers. of the death of Russell Norton. Mr. Nor­ Banfleld. ton was an old pioneer and a soldier of the There was a surprise Inst Saturday even­ late wsr. He was a member of John Stark poet. No. 349, G. A. K. He leaves ing al Harvey Bellinger’s by: the young people around here. an aged wife and a grown up son to mourn The G. A. IL had , an oyster supper at bls loss. Thus one by one the old veter­ their hall last Saturday evening. ans are passing away, and soon the last A- Morford and wife returned from one will answer to the last roll call. Battle Creek last week. Mrs. Ed. Tungate, who wit? very sick with the grip. Is on thnmcnd. A protracted effort is being put forth at \Pnt Lee, who was thought to die last the M. E. ehnech.—.John Otto has sold hte week. Is on the gain. residence property to- O. Lapo; considera­ Next Sunday the presiding elder will be tion $400.—John Brock has moved Into at the Baltimore church to bold quarterly the house vacated by John Otto.—W. conferenoii. Houghtalln has moved Into the house va­ Our school was without a teacher last cated by John Brock.—John Otto intends going north soon.—E. Bailey, ot Grand week on account of the grip. Rapids, was ‘in town last Thursday.— THE MARKETS. Geo. Weed attended the undertakers con­ vention at Gntnd Rapids last week.—C. Delmatter has a new barber pole which stands 10 feet and 4 inches high, and it Is a daisy.—Elton Lpcas and Miss Emm* GarOjru—rOC. llnger were united In holy matrimony at Kilts—IS1JSC. the residence of tlie bride’s parents, la«t jflqg*-Kort, <%c: calf, re. Tuesday evening. They have the best Prof. P. D. Smith. Mu»le. for A. E. Sodthwlck in the restaurant— views of the Michigan Agri- Four of Wayland’s respectable (?) iltizens ege, explained by Prof. Ked- came to Middleville last Saturday well filled with “red eye." They bad free use zle. X t Invitation to all fanners to of our streets for their Jambouree for three An e Institute la given. This is or four hours when they finally concluded attend. to go home. Where was Walt?—The In­ f. and you should attend it. your m fant child Qf J. Caldwell Is very sick.— Afton Dibble sprained hia arm quite badly I one day last week.—A good many from John Conley and wife have returned here expect to attend the Star lodge at home from Woodland, where they have Yankee Springs Friday evening.—Jessie been visiting for some time—Geo. Conley Damouth of Wayland Is visiting friends In and wifti vWted Woodland friends Satur­ day and Sunday—Shennan Ayers, of the village.—Grant Hendershott and wife of Hastings were theguesteof K. D., Davis Jackson, visited his parents here over and wife last Sunday.—A. Cope o£ Calc­ Sunday—Wm-XBlvens and family visited friends la NlsfrlUe Sunday—Oystef sup­ doula was the guest oflxiuis Fenton Tues­ day.—The brass factory shut down Wed­ per at Henry Clever’s tills week Wednes­ day evening—Alice Troyer, of Nashville, nesday on account of the funeral of Mrs. Is spending the week with Maple Grove Keeler.—J. N. Stone of this place has friends—0. L. Bowen was In Jackson on moved to your city. business Saturday—Miss Baker is vjsltlng friends In Hllkdale— Rev. McAllister is holding protracted meetings at the M. E. church. Mre. Collier?* confined to the house with the grip—M. Doster Is some better but still compiled to stny Indoors—Mcsrers. Copp and Booth of Plainwell Sundayed with Will Hugh and family—M. Chamber­ lain and family spent Sunday at HickoryComers—Miss Ann Sackett, sister of Dr. Sackett, passed away Thursday- evening after an fllnes- of a few days. Though she has Sen In poor health for some time her sudden death was was a great surprise to her many friends. She has been a res­ ident of Prairieville for many years,, and though a quiet unassuming person, will be sadly missed. The funeral was held from th? M. E. church Saturday morning—Mrs. Wyman Hall, for several years an Invalid, died at her home near Pine Lake Saturday evening—Messrs. Rockwell and Elliott of Hickory Corners spent a few hours in our town last Tuesday—Rev. Newbury of Kal­ amazoo occupied the Methodist pulpit Sun­ day evening—The meetings, conducted by Rev. Hasting, will continue through this week. There was a concert at the M. E. church Monday evening given by Prof. TaylorMrs. Sarah Barton is visiting Id Irving this week—Laura Dacihds and C. Wright were on our streets Sunday—Dr. Wright report* quite a good deal of stekneta at present—-Elder Winry; of Campbell has started a singing school 'at the new Breth­ ren church iu north Carlton. His charges are only ten cents fur three months—We hear It reported that Clinton Hnuney of south Campbell ha* taken unto himself a wife. Her Dame was Mbs Alice Wlney and Is a daughter of Rev. J. G. Wlney— Wm. Burd and wife and Lou Bird and wife are ill with tlie grip—Ed Hartman was foreman in the barber shop Saturday night In-the ob^mao of Mr. Becker—The Alliance’will bold open lodge one week from Tuesday plgbt at tlie town hall. AU are Invited to htlond. - L. Dekker and wife are quite sick—L. B. Carpefiter went to Grand Rapids Mon­ day to cuiauIt Dr. Prrssy of that place— Sdme of 4qr young people attended church at the Altoft school house Wednesday eve —Tlie*ABlance will hold an open lodge at Carlton Center Jan. ‘JU: Everyone come —The fresh snow fall of Sunday night Im­ The Freeport Herald registers a right­ proved the sleighing—Mrs. Uhl is very eous kick because well-todo farmers hitch 111—The meetings at the Methodist church their teams on the streets there without are weB Attended and some Interest Is blanketing them, and Intimates that their manifest™!—Miss Mattle Uhl returned owners should mend their ways or look from-Grand Rapids Tuesday tn assist In out for a clhrate where blankets are not caring tor her mother—George Nichols and supposed to be necessary. wife called at Win. Raymond's Suuday. Mrs. Ira Hopkins, living south ot Wood­ land, tried to vsca;«e the cares of this life by taking strychnine. But the dose was not large enough, and beside antidotes were promptly administered. So Mrs. Hopkins Is still with the living. County. .. JI«»pb Center. Mr. Schram ins returned from bls daughters and is boarding at Ira Harts— Mr. Hlgby and wife of Kalamazoo are vis­ iting thrir daughter. Mrs. E. B. Payne— Mrs. John Dorter of* Prairieville and F. Chamberlain and wife of Delton visited at G. Wilkinsons last week—Albert Chaffee of Qofinby was seen on our streets Sun­ The last course was put on the stand­ day—H. V. Loomis and C. W. Chandler pipe yeaterllay, and it now looms up to the are drawing lumber from Flue lake to (nil height of Its dignity. Nearly all tlie Shults—A couple sleigh loads of young work has been done on the water works people from Cloverdale visited the singing which can Ire done while the severe weath­ school at Cedar Creek Thursday eve. er lasts, and It Is prtroable that the works Nnshri’le. . will lx? turned over to the village shortly, although they will not be formally aceepted I. L. Creasy of Haatinga spent Sunday until they are completed.'—Nashville News. here—Milton Willis and family of Battle Creek were guests at Fred Appkman's last Through the courtesy of Miss Electa week—Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Leland and Funtira, wo are. this week, enabled to daughter of Minneapolis, Col. are visiting publish the following report from the at S. a ingerson’s and among other rcloNashville postofilce, which shows up very' tlvtai and friends—Mrs. A. J. Beebe. Is at creditably for our town, and which will no Hickory Comers helping to care for sick doubt surprise some people at the amouut relatives—The Lentz Table company were of money paid out by the people for stamp* obliged to shut down the factory Tuesday and jxrslage for one year at the post-office: morning on account of sickness—Misses Receipts for the year 1891, $3,36&64; MinnieFnrntes and Francis Ileacox spent showing n gain of $308.04 pver receipt* Sunday at E. V. Stnith’s in North Castleton for 1889.—Nashville New*. ' —Mrs. C. N. Downs went to Chicago the From the talk of a correspondent of the latter part ot last week to spend the rcNashville News, we Bbould judge the same maitoler of the winter with her daughter state of things existed there as here. Let andtom there. A telegram was received an Unde Tom’s Cabin troupe, with blood SumpF morning announcing her death. hounds and jackass attachment, make a Th# remains were brought here for inter­ raid on tlie town. 12 hours notice 1* suffic­ ment Wednesday—There Is a great deal of ient to pack the opera hall. But let a good alakneM here. intellectual entertainment like a lecture Brash lU<Jg«. show up, and Hie speaker is quite apt to talk to handfull of people and an acre qf A number of our citizens hayo the grip vacancy, while those who get him there —We noticed W. Huntington of Gull tlsh in their pockets for extra change to Prairie on our streets Inst week—George make np the deficiency. Pennon and wife of Grand Blanc visited at P. R Karns last week—Mrs. Eatclla The following is tire program for the Tompkins of Delton livre in C. V. Sum’s fitted. farmers’ Institute to be held at Nashville house now—Chariea Dubol? of Rosa visit­ on hand January 'J5th and 20lh: ed relatives here Sunday —Wo have a saw MOVDAT. Call on mill In Brush Ridge now—A number of Afternoon—Address by President Enoch our tanners are teaming It nt the mill and w Is lire of a host of friend?.—J‘ S. Cahoon ^Ume-tteili»6attioc per bbl; waterlima^Ui i .... - . — response by C. L. Glasgow. things wear a lively aspect here—Fred was In Ionia the most of last week.—Lew­ "W bint-growing,” Prof. P. G. Olla’ brother of Mason Is visiting him—A Musin. •>*ti-30e. nrrbu. is liegoie wa»4n the village last Thursday, Holden, Music. “Noxious Weeds aud photographer has taken pictures of onr Fotato-w-ax.-a.m. iwr bn. ami he Informs us that he will move back how to destroy Them." Prof. Beal. school— Mrs. McCarty is 111—Mrs. George t’m.M verb,,, ■ to the village in the spring.—The Durkee Music. . Graham Is quite ill. Ba!t’-S<>DlDgatl 00per bbl. boys are preparing to build a barn In the Evening—Music. Recitation. L. Font Timothy fWd—H*iUn» at Si.&*> per bu. spring, — Frank Morey, of Nashville,, was Mhhltevllla. Whert—No. 1, white* JH: red rt. Purdis. Music. Address, Dr. Weaver. hi town last Wednesday and Thursday.— Hour—IB.00 pur hnndred. Delayed Letter. Paper. Mrs. Perry Mayo. Music. Rye—78Again wo hear the pleasant ringing of A stranger, whose name we are unable to A»te'-4O5soe, TUESDAY. sleigh bells. The snow Is about ten Inches learn at present, was robbed on our streets Itertey-Si.oo. Forenoon—Mindc. Prayer. Music. “Dai­ deep.—Our school commenced one week lato last Monday evening. Tlie man es­ ry Interests," H. J. Marlin. “Fruit Cul­ ago Monday after two weeks vacation, caped uninjured but lost hte money. The Turtwr»-l:T.,<c: OnM. lie. ' ture In Barry and Eaton Counties," J. C. with seven new scholars.—George Hum­ robber we understand was arrested Wed­ Downing. Music. “Sheep-husbandry,* mers h very sick with scarlet lever at nesday.—The East planing mill Is again Can! nr Thanks. . Prof. Mumford. “Horse Raising," Harry this writing.- -Mix. George Ward is able in operation, after a lay off of two weeks. We wish to extend our t Lewis, V. S. Music. to lie up and around after two weeks —A Wbeedon and wife were iu* Sunfield heartfelt thank* to the firemen! Afternoon—Music. "Country Roads,’’ severe sickness with the grippe.—There lust Monday.—A. Wneedon Is receiving a and the friends and nrlghbot C. 8. Snell. Reading. Mrs. H. W. Hall. will be a dance at the hutue of Jack John-large _ _ _______ amount _ _______________ Of steres and___heading ___ bolts kind attention apd OMirtance । Music. “Sugar Beet* hi Michigan." Prof. aJan. 23.—Rev. Jacokes has been very at st present present The snow makes make* all all business Kcdzle. "The Silo.” Dr. Frank Merritt, fur three week*. HI* son who Is 1livrty. ------- —John •~ - -has Ilumell about 300,000 ' of Charlotte. Music. home frwa college on a vacation fills hl* fuel of logs ... _____ _ and D. extended to In his yard at _present, Evening—Music. "The Practical in place in the pulpit.—Geo. Monk Is working Klein about the same. �CONSUMPTION ooknasbxso etxxt GHAT czsnz or thought ’ajto In Hs early stages cm be cured by the prompt use of arooraalwar, araxua to bor- . FORTUNE ‘■BY CHRIST1AH-REI0- Ayers CherryPectoral It soothes the Inflamed tissues, aids expectoration, and hastens recovery. action is the woblr. illustrated pretpeo- CHAPTER X. was his final dedrioo. “Senor Barrera wishes mo to assure you.” said Don Maurixm. after the for­ mer luul uttered a few sentence* in Spanish, "that be felt not the faintest enmity toward you when he wm at the mine, and that if Fernandez assert* that he uttered Wny threata against yon be Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. Lowell. Mass. n. u>m> O’ U>« coming year will te imparUiUly *u«t twrtrucjively di-cu«<«l by tte ablwt writers. J. Poiltlrol SuDj«* growing out ot tHo PmrtdenUxl Cair.palguII Financial Mrturtence-* b.-re .*nd abrosu. HL The<iloici«U Unrvst- M ill) ««• qomtioas Mnurwted by Lbesa groay* K™*1 SM ripest InformaUon about the great proMoms Of the tune within -■> narrow a compa** or for m» amaB a sam-etort irtudle* ot great Bnhjrct* by more than a hundred of the fore­ most mm and women of the world;- l5eeau»h there la only one American perloljfal for ■which alithe great irnderi of opinions and of though: write; and that la The Forum. The December number, for example, contaln-M. Degradation by Pensioas-The Protest of Loyal Volunteer*. By Umtenant Alien R. ytoote. Founder of the Society of Loyal V olunteen: The meaning of the Deinocratfc VSctory in Manacharelt*. by Gov. Wm. E. RosmU; French Feeling Towards Gennany-Anotber Conflict about Alsace-Lorraine Inevitable, by Camille PelleUn. 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Lowpwcm. •«* “ SHILOH S CONSUMPTION nna, looked »t «»d| «h«; and Der­ went was inipcuawl by the strong facwaud th*? uo^WUto eye of Barre*^ “A man to strike quickly and strike hard, when his enemy was facing him. but not a man to sfiuot .toother from an axabrwh. or to cause him to be so shot, simply lies. * “Tell him. pray." said Derwent, “that 1 have not the faintest doubt but that Senor Fvrnandex lies. 1 have never be­ lieved anything that he lias said to me about thia matter, and 1 am not sur­ prised to And that lie has lied through­ out. Assure Senor Barrera that his manner to me nt tlie mine was sufficient proof that ho felt noenmity toward me." Senor Barrera bowed with grave dig­ nity when this was translated to him. "Tell the senor. mi amigo." he said, “that if be had bought the mine 1 should never have troubled him. for 1 should bare known that he had done so in ig­ norance and gtxxl faith. Bat 1 distinctly wani’Hl Fernandez that if the mine was sold 1 should about him. and, believe me. 1 should not have lurked behind a rock riocra on the walls two or three devutiooal picu arws hung—notably a beau­ tiful Madonna aud a b«sd of 8L Francis cf Beyon-l. through a curtained doorway, was a glimp*.’ ofacixambjr simple in its arrangements a* a monk s oelb “What an ideal "pot for a scholar or a saint, padre miot" said the young man. with a kmiling giaucfl around. ••Too ideal. I have often thought, answered tho priest gravely, “tiainta are not made in flowery places, and Miraflorw deserves ita name in all re­ spects 1 coaid not reconcile it to my conscience to stay here if i were not under obedience. But my superior* think it a good place for me. Thera is certainly a great deal to do. not only on the hacienda, but elsewhere: for since tha banishment of the religious orders the parish priests are not ablo to attend to all tho needs of the people. And then 1 liave leisure in which to write." ••You write fur publicatiouF Mko-I Derwent, looking at ths workmanlike aspect of the table. “Ywi; that is part of my work—after the care of souls, which is. indeed, in­ I. rfw rtfUcd (Ke pUtoL md. willtout Ken^ Ing to aim. ^ruL Never will be fail to look buck on toe fortnight st Miraflores that followed hi* recovcTy ni the one enchanted time of his life—that one lingering withjn tho magic portals of fairyland which al­ most all men or women know at some point on the journey of life. Generally it is not for long that any one lingers within those gates, and when once they are elated upon him who issues forth, he cluded in it." "You write. I presume, on religious may wander far and wide without ever finding his wny thither again. But topics.” "Can you tell me any great topic into while be is there everything else that which religion doesnot enter?’ asked tho the world holds ia forgotten—sometime other, with a smile. "I write on tte? even filth and duty-and if there are •octal, th? political, the philosophical, any drawbacks to enjoyment, any pin questiour o* our times, into all of which’ prick?, in the spell of enchantment, ha has joi*vtx>Uection of them afterward. religion enter > deeply and vitally. Btr 1 did not bring you here to talk af my- ; Derwent in especial , _ _______ would have_/been self or my work. Come, these are my . positive that tb«re was nothing English books." 1 of thei kind for him in there magic He walked up te a division of tha en- jayg—flayj of literal as well as metacircliug shelves, and Dorwent was but- . anu*hine and flowera Whenprised to find himself confronted with BVer )1U them, be would sew the the works of every noted English writer, : . KlpPiiiro sky looking dowfc, he even the most “advanced" and dtetruc- ' woqH hpar tht, of fona. tive in their tendencies: apostles of nee ' lJlinB aid inhale the fragrance of opening thought wsre ranged by thu sltte of Ro- ; WowoIBJU Pictures would rise before man cardinals, and all the brilliant , now coo|. gbaduwy rooms modern awiyista were well represented. . w-lh Elnin< floonl and antoeequed “Do yon read theou bookv he »ked, walb of the COQrU with thnir py. unable to keop his surprise out of hta lan)d ftnd oriental looking voice, as be took down one of the mott i who glided aoJ furth> of noted volume* of skeptical literature.* । Bhadotry vistas of the gardens, of । “Girtainly, answered the’ padre, j the gjdmidorof thechaptl,and amid “How could 1 feel the pulse of the times ; aJI these VMr;i!d one central figure „ “ld"-m-actful. grad.nu fig. .tawl th<tor which hj u to pre- I nobl(J. princHBlita, W3)., ,„d , scribe. But I contaa that 1 hare no ; bapd ew 0 |n (o „ very nigh opinion of your English think-। • .............. For this may •be said--fur.him, that if, era. They are iconoclastic enough, but । despite i his valiant resolutions, ho, was they have neither the logic of the French I soon hopelessly in love withD-ju.i Zarifa. nor tho scholarship of the Germans,’’ j it was Ires with the enchantment of her “You understand bq^i of tbo.-<j lanbeauty—though this grew upon him day gdagesT by day, as ouly real beauty does—than “Oh. yes; hero are ray French books | with t^e deeper charm of character an<l here are mjrOermnn. Perhaps they which was revealed to him in her life, may interest you." like tha open page of* a book full of no­ “What interrata mo more are these," ble thoughts and poetU words. He had said tho young man, walking over j to a never imagined anything at once » sim­ range of vellum bound Latin volumes. ple and s>> elevated as this character ap•■pare au,t be »m, rare old «Ud«» i TberoohuuinaUng taflaenre ot to do ao.” “I am very sure of that,’* said Der­ went in reply. "Ask him if he agrees with you in suspecting that Fernandez U accountable for tny shooting." But on this point Senor Barrera would not commit himself. He would only gay that he believed Fernandez to be tempting to make it." “Oh. I shall ba nil right in an hour," capable du toot, and that the motive athe answered confidently. tribnted—to punish Derwent and at the He did feel very much better when, an same time throw suspicion cn himself— hour later, he made his appearance in was sufficient to account for the deed. the dining room, where Dun Maurizio But the ranchero at whose house they greeted him cordially, and a tall, dark had spent tho night had bad connec­ man rose and offered his hand, with a tions. It was possible that one of these smile of recognition. For an instant had waylaid the party in hope of Derwent was puzzled. Then, like a plunder, and. finding a tuan lingering flash, the scene at the mine occurred to behind the rest, had shot and robbed him. and even before Don Maurizio said him. “When I am suffering from a "Senor Barrera" he knew who it was. false accusation myself is not the time "Sehor Barrera wishes to express to to accuse another, ‘ without the most you his sincere sympathy and regret for positive proof.” said the Mexican quietly. your wound. He has come, by my re­ “He is a fine fellow." said Derwent, quest, to talk the matter over, and after apropos of thia remark, “and if they do awhile wo will do so. Bnt now yon not stop worrying him"—fur there had must sit down and take a glasn of wine been official examinations and threats of at once, for you are Ipokfog fatigued. I amid and imprisonment—“I will goand am afraid that-my daughter and Padre shoos Fernandez myself. 1 am very Francisco led yon tr overtask your sure that somebody ought to‘do it on strength this monjing." general prinriplea.” “On the contrary," said Derwent. “I "Barrera is under bond to appear as find that I am stronger than 1 thought; soon as you are able to testily concern­ and I was too much interested while out ing the uffair," said Don Maurizio. to think of fatigue. 1 liave been de­ "They cannot possibly prove anything lighted by what I have seen of the ha­ against him. for his alibi ia unimpeach­ cienda." able. But on Fernandez’s testimony of .. , , ... | the world seemed hardly to hare breathed “The arrangements are only what you the threats they will pretend to beliove S; ”P°n “nJ towering rtuudurd, ot will find on any great Mexican estate," that he had the shootifig done, and the rery rare and Bm raid tho pnre^jrith , „„ jn minJ wW h Don Maurizio answered: “and if there result will be a heavy finu at least. He X^LdTlore^bo.^X St/r to«l bren trained £ th. higher «-hool of is any advantage in favor of Mirafloree is a jiowerful enemy—a man of great in­ scholar and a lorer ot lx»ka lilt, better | th ht and Icdced> ^newkat it is owing to the fact that we give fluence—and they will never rest until than to find sonic one who can sympa- i , .7. , „„ , .,,. thixe with his passion and appreciate tlie tu h, <urPnsf' fonnd Jho!fc everything n personal supervision. My they have ruined him.” rrino and rarily ot hl. tn-ra^FVulnra. °lt wra daughter visits the school and the hospi­ "What can we do to prevent it—any­ tal daily when she is at home." thing?” asked Derwent “I am ready to "And Padre Francisco visits them leave the country, if that will serve any valuably for the power it gave him of when I am absent: no they are never with­ good purpose. I am the only witness to valuable, many i “ “ out supervision.” said that young lady, the shooting. They cannot prove it worth more than' . **« ’ I only through chance references of Padre with a smile toward tlie priest While they were ____ w_____ ,__ r____ , P-ci^ Lu Denfentte^od-w? without me." “You liked our gardens, did you not?" "Fernandez is capable of declaring by unheeded; the nhades of color on the U obunnd race tlmre. Z*nf' «> gire no thought Senora Peralta—who. Derwent learned that you have been murdered and put distant hill* had changed many times, whatever to her brilliant social position later, wm called Dona Luisa by every out of the way," said Don Maurizio, and its mantle of _gulden __________________ nunshine was __ one in the bouse—asked, turning to him. smiling. “No, no; you must atay and ' fading from the plain, when the sound of with regard to the opportunities which While he answered, expressing his ad­ face the matter. ”” When is .................................... the deferred a suddenly ringing out on the silence it offered for pleasure and adulation. miration in the convenient a<lj<?ctivee uf examination of the cast* to take place, of the court made Padre Francisco start The pride, almost verging on hauteur, the French language, he divided his at­ senorT he asked in Spanish. “Ah.*' he said, putting down the vol­ which had struck bim as expressed by her faoi when ho saw it first was. ho tention between the tmcceosiou of well ••In about two weeks." answered Bar­ ume which he held, “that is my sum­ made dishea placed before him, and the rera. “It was deferred so long iMxmune found, not that ignoble pride which is mons. Tomorrow is a feast, and we simple but elegant furniture of the room it was represented that the senor hero have the venters thia evening. Du you aided td vanity, but tho high«tr pride —especially two graceful sideboards, could not appear sooner." care to go into the church, senor? It is that, dwelling in elevated regions of sen­ modern in design, but made of carved •‘Well," said Don Maurizio, “in the well worth seeing, the interior of our timent. can atoup to nothing lowering and inlaid Mexican woods, and a col­ interval we must do our beet to find the or even trivuluus. church. Go, then, across tho court and lection of beautiful china plates hung And yet how simple and charming real criminal. That is the only hope." eater by the door I showed you.’’ around the walla. ♦ she wa&J| Trained chiefly by her father, “It seems a slender one," said DerDerwent willingly obeyed. Crossing "You recognize the semsF said Dona and acctutomed, therefore, to more lib­ went. the court, where tho- doves at his ap­ Zarifa. following his glance. "1 brought He knew that it did not in any degree proach rose in a soft gray cloud above erty than falls to the lot uf must Span­ a good deal of it from Paris, and some rest with him, however; so he sat byr the arches, against the. sapphire sky, ho ish bred, girls, »-he was frankly and of the plates seemed to me too pretty to smoking and watching the achanging entered the door directed, and found entirely at ease with one whom site re­ be used for other than decorative purshadows over tha wide plain with its himself in a region of mysterious gloom, garded ns a stranger with a special pojes." luminous horizon, while the others talked where only a few starry lights here and claim upon their kindness from the fact •‘You have spent some time in Paris?" in Spanish of probabilities and chances there dissipated the obscurity. of his having come to harm at their he asked. which they alone understood. Preoently Presently, when his eyes became more gates. It was a kindness that not even "I was there for three years, in the Padre Francisco, passing under the ar­ accustomed to the twilight atmosphere, a man of duller perception than Der Sacre CcDor," she replied. “And last cade. paused nt tlie open window for a he found that he had entered at the aide went could for a moment haremisu. winter I went into society with my omit few words with tlie group. Don Mau­ into a church much larger and more derstond, and he had no desire to mis’ —papa’s sister—who live* there." rizio and Senor Barrera each asked his handsome than he had expected to find. derstand it. “I am a fool." he cunf-.-< “It is needless to oak if you liked advice on the subject they were discus­ It seemed to him, indeed, that not even to himself ruefully, when the convict Paris?’ he aaid. sing; he spoke with them for somo min­ in Mejtico had he seen anything moro cf how it was with him dawned full., ••It is neidlesa?" she answered. “I utes, and then, turning, said to Der­ rich than the interior of this hacienda, upon Liiri. “but no one save myself shall don’t know how that may be; bnt in fact went: chapel. Beautiful tiles paved the wide .know cf my folly. 1 will simply enjoy I did not like it very much. I am afraid “Since yon cannot do any moro here, nave, where many dark forms were ''this ideal life ns long as I may, and I was pining for Mexico," ‘ senor, and since it is not very amusing kneeling — men praying with out­ when I go I will’at least have the mem­ •‘She absolutely likes Miraflorea better to listen to a conversation in a foreign stretched arms, and women shrouded in , ury of cne perfect woman to carry with than Paris," said her father, with a smile language, suppose yon come with me. the folds of their rebozos; fine carve*! me through life. A man should be as proud m it wm fond. It may interest you to look over my woodwork rose in fretted arches, and grateful to have known such a creature, “How could 1 fail to like it better?* H^arjr. I have a good many Engles around the high altar wm a blaze of even though he cau only worship her she said simply. “All my occupations gold—a splendid specimen of churriguer- from afar." And my duties are at Miraflorm, while “With much pleasure,” sold Derwent, isque work, as he found later. Meanwhile, with a happy faculty of in Paris 1 had nothing to do but amui>e rising with u sense of relief. On each side of the sanctuary lamps living in the present and forgetting all myself. And when one has nothing to Joining the padre, they walked along of exquisite <iesign were swinging; but, poaeibilities or certainties uf pain that do but amuMi one’s self, one very toon the arcade iuid presently turned into an as he looked, the tapers were lighted on the future might bring, he enjoyed her wearies of it.” entrance which led to a small and very the altar, and its beauty was revealed presence and tha sunshine of kindness “I am afraid that must young Iqdlee charming court surrounded by cloia- and enhanced by their soft radiance. which every one at Miraflores showered would not agree with you,” said Der­ terlike arches and full of cloister­ Padre Francisco entered with a train of upon him. When he grew stronger went, while be thought how eagerly the like quiet Not a sound broke the per- acolytes, and then, “like the sound of a Don Maurizio placed a horse at his dis­ gay world must have opened its arms to t«n heri A tew dora wm great Amen," an organ chord rolled out, posal, and then his dream uf riding with ona so beantiful and no rich. “Por. of walking about the pavement in the cen­ and the air was flooded with noble bar­ Dons Zarifa found such realization as coot, she whs well introduced,"‘be ter of the quadrangle, while the deep monies. not many of our dreams do. It was true added to himself. “Don Maurizio is blue sky looked down as if on something Nothing can be more devotional than that they did not ride alone. Don too thoroughly a man of the world to shut away from the world and open onlv such an evening service-espeeially in Maurizio always accompanied them, permiX his daughter to appear anywhere to God. 7 Mexico, where the faith and fervor of or. to speak more correctly, they accom­ except with the very best chaperonage " “It is like a bit of a monastery or con- the people might move the coldest ob­ panied him. together with a mooo or And bo was jweifiod in this opinion by server. Derwent found himself stirred groom. But there was nothing in tins the tact that the aunt of whom Zarifs Te»-t’" EaiJ Derwent* glancing around. The priest smiled. “There is the by sentiments altogether unwonted aa had spoken was a French countae, well enmpauinnahip to detract from Der* church," he said, indicating a large he leaned in his dark corner, and when went'* en^jyment. Mure and more every ’n Fanbonrg Saint Germain. The plewant, informal meal over, Don pointed doorway opposite; "and hero at length he hoard the same rich, sweet day he liked and admired his genial host, ■r* my apartments close at hand.comvoice, that had haunted him since the and while listening to his graphic ac­ itanrizio said: “Now. Mr. Derwent if 2aorC"UaK Wttb tk° *lacrij,ty- Enter* b^ore, float out iu the beautiful counts of the country and its people, he ctmld look st Duna Zarifa, as she .-.zt Derwent found himself in a sittins roam which had a mingbd religion* and correct enough far Hyde park, but wear- ^h'nJtS^’diwrf^^Jui uem I ,hi’ 5~* CHAPTER XI. he thought. slid *ae 1 »k so ddightfuiT ■uic into bar �to convey you where you will." "It looks mysterious. ! ad.nit," said Don Maurizio .with a laugh, "but a meenge sen: yesterday is the cause of the-boat being rauly. while our ap­ proach was not so unobserved as you thought Tlie house of tho uis:x who looks after tne boat fo near by, aud we will leavo our horses there." They dismounted and J tutu led tbe horses awaj, while the boat was brought up to a rocky point, from which tlwy coaid step into it Clean and well paiuied, with crimson cushioned seats, the little craft lay lightly on the water as Dona Zanfa, with a smiling salutation to the men. took her seat at the rudder. “I liko to steer," she raid, in answer to Derwent's glance, as she gathered the cords into her ’slender bonds. There And it nugr be well that you should speak openly to my father of your wishes. He may be able to direct your attention to something M good as the Buena Es­ peranza.” 'I could ueithei ask nor expect that." said Derweir. qai-.-kly. "It would seem like speculating on bis kindness." The dark eyes met his now with a glance of reproach. "Do you know a greater pleasure than that of helping an­ other over some obstacle or trouble?” she asked. "Can any one know a greater pleasure? Why. then, should yon wish to deny it to my father? If he can help you bo will. I am sure of that." Derwent did not reply for a minute. Then ho said dreamily: "1 find it strange to remember what a strong instinct.-apwas a moment’s pause, Juan came run­ proachihg to an inspiration, led me to ning lightly over the rocks, the luncheon Mexico. It seemed a wild thing. I had bags were safely shipped, and then they uo knowledge of the country, I did not glided one over the atoning water. vndenstapd the language. 1 had not a It was a day. a .--cene. an hour of Iriend among the people. But some­ which to dream! Der^vent was abso­ thing bitde mo come; and here 1 ion. It lutely silent as he $at drinking it all in. was the El Dorado of all my boyish steeping his spirit, us it were, in the dreams, this wonderful, mysterious land: gulden cha: tn which he knew would be of the Aztec and* the Spaniard, and 1 so fleeting. Every element of the beau­ have found—ah. what have 1 not found tiful picture added to his enjoyment: in itr while, let his glance vtander as it wool., He broke off again abruptly. He felt over exquisite heights and broa that this would not do; his emotion was stretches uf ■ gleaming water, it con­ passing beyond bis control, fie seized stantly returned to dwell on Zarifa as it suddenly, as it were, and bade it lie rite leaned back, on the low seat, with down and be still. Then he added, with the steering cords in' her 'hands and her a smile: wide hat shading her face—the “tn»»y -That does not sound very much like forehead,” with its delicate tendrils uf an answer to your speech. Yet the point dark hair, soft and silky os float; the of application is this, that in a land of dusky splendor of her eyes, with their •trangera 1 have found kindness, friend­ golden lights, sot under i>erfect brows; ship. and. it may be. help. Is not my the fine rtraight uom with its arched instinct justified:*' tance is considerable, and my father Uau “So far," she answered, smiling also. business there, we cannot return until nostrils, and thsentvieg hps, forming, the middle of the afternoon. There­ in Solomon’s words, "n thread of scar­ “1 think you have only found a bullet in the shoulder. But something more may fore 1 thought it well to provide against let" on tho creamy softness of her, skin. , They rowed three or four utiles down come—a Dios quiere, us we say." the pangs of hunger: for. though papa "Yon don’t know!" he said impul­ - and myself could take some tortillas and f:c Jake, keepingsometitues near enough shore to be almost within-the shadow of sively. "It U worth a dozen bullets in milk at tho honse of the ranahero, yUu the shoulder to bo sitting hero now! tho.hi'ita, aud at last entered a lovely know that you do not like tcrtillas." | miniatnre liay, where an opeuittg in tbe Everything is so perfect—like your Mex­ ■ ANo," ** he answered, with n slight blights gnvo a glimpse of cultivated ican days—it makes one feel for the first grimace. "I confesa that I do not It is fields and the group of buildings belong­ time what it is to live! But there comes he only Mexican thing I-don’t like.n Don Maurizio. And. by the bye, we have ... I Sra *o >. F».«>u JlemSteyutamtartal, "Then you shall not be forced to eat Ossitad, miltax. D"*n* *Muuizio * went to t™.- forgotten aliout the target practice. them,” >be she said, smiling. ' -We will t.k. our Inucb ta »p»lt, pirn, on tbo net hl. hn.lne.« wltu randtao. Dtr- Shall we not try it? Yonder is a water honler of tho lake. Bnt pair. Itagen. ”»! found > «ln<ly nool, arrani^l tho fowl on the beach. Let me sco you You way put mo up, Mr. Drnvj-nt. and cushion.* in a Mat for Doua Zarifa, knock it over." as she drew out w« .lowly forward." »" wtalo 1 , "No." she answered, wo will ride ride mvwiy slowly forward. o Mill nw lurwara. , ‘l P1"®1 ... , . It that Derwent had tills I Jww ktadlcd a Uro nt a little diataaee, , her pretty. loyhk. weapon. -1 hare av uuiuiiru io<tv tutu min 1 • ..... . .. ■I xvh.T.y I>» ia nrnrWHlHtl to tn mrk, mn cnfTtw* to tn never vet Ini f<l n vmtr rrratnra. yet killed a Ii living creature, nn<l and 1I prirflege. for Don Maurixlo gm-ndlx wff<». could not bear to do it. There is some­ lifted hi« debtor into tho ».1dl. o« ohn kootby holdins it oo a pouted lightly a, if .lie h vl beou .o infant. It I sttct “«> :',,d “ bre*d io » thing terrible in the thought of extin­ guishing the spark of life, the very, was on uuexpected pleasure, therefore, “ety , * .. , , , . to bold ont bU bond. t.. hiw. tho don"An.1 what do yon tldnk of our Uke. breath of God, which all the powers of drr, arrbrf foot plar«' wjthln II, to aid : »-““r Dwwrot.- iuked Zarifa .at tat. earth cannot restore. But just beyond . ... • . r. ... . fnrt'm s-vll t>r Mw-tm-il tn tho biftl is a scarlet c^dtus bloom. 1 will her practiced spring into the saddle, and for the spell of silence seemed still to strike that." then to arrange her stirrup and habit. bang over Derwent She raised the pistol, nnd without He roused himself with u start at the As, having done this, he glanced up to seeming to aim fired. The hills gave see If there was no other service he could sound of her voice. back tlie sharp report in multiplied "I think. ” he replied, •'that it is like render, he caught the gleam of some­ thing like the handle of a jristol among everything else at Miraflores—simply echoes; and. as the startled bird flew away. Derwent saw the blossom hanging perfect Do not laugh: do not believe the scant folds of. her dress as the side of her short baaque/ that ! am speaking in exaggerated com­ broken. The bullet had cut its stem. "Dona Zarifa is a wonderful shot.” he pliment 1 mean jnst what I say. "What!” he said, involuntarily, “do Whether the place is enchanted or said, showing the flower to Don Maurizio Mexican ladies carry anna also.’" She laughed as ehe drew out from a whether 1 am 1 doh’t know, bnt cer­ when the latter came up. "I am glad pocket at her waist the smallest and tainly there seems to me no flaw or that she was not the person who aimed might blemish •• ■ ’ anywhere. ' 1I have never before at me. I um afraid I should not have daintiest weapon he then ” he •had - ever l/pistol which lay . _ „ halff so channing, and got off so easily.” seen—a silver mounted/. , known anything "She hns an unerring eye and.a hand _____ ______ •.-.•hie!:, r.z mAkcs it makes me almost nil almost i rad to feel that JI in his___ hand likeb-.t a toy, bnt which, heitsaw at once, was capable of doing deadly mW Kncu go back to the commonplace that never varies." her father answered. work. ’ world, where nil this"—he made u com- “Many n time she has beaten me at tar­ “It is very beautiful." he Mid. “But prehensile sweep of the hand—“will get practice. Her training baa been in may I ask wlspyoa carry it? If there is . seem as distant aud unreal as a vision of some respects moip that of a boy than a girl. But 1 am certain that every wom­ nny danger, surely Don Maurizio and 1 ••I mn Juan are sufficiently armed to protect ' glad that you think so well ot an should understand the use of fire­ • Mirations." she raid. smiling. "As for arms.'' you—not to bjieak of myself." "There is no danger,” she answered, a going—well. I suppose that after awhile ' “There can be no doubt of it," said little haughtily. "How could there be yop will hare duties to call you away. Derwent, as he fastened the crimson on uur own hacienda? If paj^t puts on But yon van surely return again? riur cactus blossom on his coat. would bid them ride ou while he paused with a group of laborers in the vast fields, or stopped to discuss the condi­ tion of his colts with their tall, dark browed trainer; although when .it was a question of anything so fascinating as horses neither Dona Zarifa nor Derwent was always willing to be dismissed. Miles of pasture on the green hill slopes of Miraflores were devoted, to the stock which was its owner's chief pride,-and nothing interested him more than im­ proving tho breed of his horses. Der­ went, with the passionate fondness.for hors<« which was part of his lifelong*' training, soon knew the beautiful,gentle creatures us well iu Don Maurizio him­ self. The rides were, therefore, full of • interest as well as pleasure, and a part of every day was spent in the saddle. One morning. :ts they were about to start, and while Derwent loitered under the arcado waiting for his companions, he observed that the mozo brought out two large bags, of the kind made through­ out the country of a glasffike fiber, and hung them over the high pommel of his saddle. .They were evidently well tilled, and while Derwent wonde^vl idly what they might contain, he heard a step, and, turning, fonnd Dona Zarifa by his side. "Have you come," he said, "to gratify my curiosity? I have just been Wonder­ ing what those bags contain that J uan has placed so carefully over his Ratidie." “I hope you will nut be sorry to hear’ that they contain our lunch," she an-' swered. "We are going this morning to a ranch on the lake: and/ since the his pistol when he rides out. it is more gates an- always open to our friends." "It is very good of you to include me from habit; than anything else: fcr there [ have been times in Mexico when it was ; in that class." he itaid. flushing a little. not safe to be without arms. Bnt when 1 71 <«•! it deeply: for what do yon know merest adventurer, I wear a pistol it is only for amusement.-f'of me? 1 may be the _______ .. _______ , I am very fond of shooting, and I have : a man.unworthy of your notice or acnot fried my hand lately. I thought * qnnintance. for aug’tt ,yoti can tell, that there mightbc an opixjrtuuity to do । Why. ycur father has not even once ‘so today." i asked me who 1 n;u since 1 have been in “WeKwlll uinko an opportunity by set- his house! Such lj-.*‘pitality is fairly - target- on ■the ’ ’ ’’ " ’’ < j Arabian.” ’ " ■ ting up a lake. ” ‘he sai<L he returned the pistol and mounted his "Oh. no." s!:c-&tid. "itisunly Mexican. own horse as Don Maurizio came out And why should he ask yon such a ques­ and. with an aj>ology for delay, swung tion? In tho first place, you were in need ’ himself on bis powerful chestnut of help: that was reason enough for Their place of destination was. it»ap- oiM'ning his doors to you. And in the peared. sixteen miles distant—a short second place, do you think that he does ride over the level plain for horses fresh not known gentleman when ho sees him? aud spirited as theirs. It was a part of My father has not always livedrat Mira­ tho hacienda which Derwent had never flores. senor." Your father is the truest and the visited before, and when they drew near the lake they found themselves hi a finest gentleman I have ever seen,” said more broken country, since one side of Derwent. «|nick!y. “1 think that with tho beautiful sheet of water was inclosed one glance he could judge a man. But by forest clad hills rising abruptly from such is his courtesy that if tbe judgment its edge. were unfavorable the'subject of it would There is nothing more charming than neyer be uim'.o aware that it was so." "Not without need, but with'need no these lovely lakes which are scattered iver a wide region of the plateau of man can be more frank than my father.” "I am sure of that too. And frank­ fexico. Blue as Como or Maggiore, nly their own great elevation prevents ness is a virtue 1 so much admire that I ujeir being surrounded by mountain! enn do no less than practice it Dbn scenery as grand. If the height* that Maurizio has arimd ma nothing, as 1 inclose them are not relatively as im- said, bnt 1 hope that he .will feel interest ‘posing as tho Alps, they are none the enough to listen to an account of how less noble and majestic in outline and and why I rluinet* to be in Mexico." "1 am certain that he will listen with absolutely enchanting in color. So it was with thia lake on the l>each of interest to whatever you care to tell which the party from Miraflores pres­ him."“nd<’. Z7ir?f.i. "but yon must not ently drew rein. They were at its head, and so commanded a magnificent view of the shimmering azure water .spread­ ing for miles, bordered on one side by abrupt green heights that, with tho haza। of the distance over them, were draped in robes of softest blue and purple, while on the other side of the liquid ex­ panse the great plain stretched to meet tho horizon. “This is the meet beautiful picture। that I have seen in Muxico,” said Der­, went, as they paused to admire it. “What a paradise of color!” “Yon will bo glad to hear that we, make the rest of our journey by water," said Don Maurizio, "fibre is our boat”1 , A large, well built rowboat, manned by four Indian oarsmen, swept around a headland as he spoke, and came toward, suppose that there ^s any need for you to explain. Did you not say—or imply— when speaking to Padre Francisco and myself, that thtfre was something in the nature of an affair of houor in what Drought yon here? In that case no one wonld even wish you to speak of it." '1 said that 1 desir^l to make money, nml.malte it quickly, in order to pay a debt of honbr." he answered. "Bnt I ir.mit n-R leave yon under a mistaken urprrtidion. It is a debt of honor inas,mr.< i: M honor is deeply involved in it,, but it is also a debt that will ruin my mother and myself if wo must make it good ।»ut of our fortune. S<» that I hare to consider the happine&Lof one parent and the honor of’—— 9 He paused abruptly. Had he spoken the two words trembling ’on bis lips? He hardly knew. He only knew that he them.” “Everything at Miraflores reminds one met a look of what seemed to him divine sympathy and comprehension in the eyei more or less of the 'Arabian Nights,’” observed Derwent, "but really this sug­ that rested on his own for an instant gests positive enchantment Wo ride up and then gazed away over the broad, to the shore of a wild and lonely lake, > dazzling surface of the lake. "1 see- ! understand," said the soft not a human being is iu sight, and you vcice qaietiy. “There ta a double CONTINUED, Little Girl's Experience in >« Light house Mr. and Mrs. Loren Prescott are keepers of the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand Beach. Mich., and are blessed with a daughter, four jears old. laud April she was taken down with measles, followed with a dread­ ful cough and turning Into a fever. Doc­ tors at home and Detroit treated her, but In vain, she grew worse rapidly, until she was a mere "handful of bones."—Then she tried Dr. King's New Discovery and after tl«j use of two and a halt bottlef, was completely cured. They say Dr. King's New Discovery is worth Its weight in gold, yet you can get a trial bottle free at W. 11. Goodyear's drug store. Strength and Health. If you are not feeling strong and beallhy. try Electric Bitters. If "la grippe” has left you weak and weary, use Electric Bitters. This remedy acta directly on liver, stomach and kidneys, gently aiding those organs to perform their functions. If you ate afflicted with sick headache, you will find speetly and permanent relief by taking Electric Bitters. One trial will convince you that this is the remedy you need. Ixirge Ixittles only f»pc. at W. II. Good; ear's drug store. The best salve in thelwurld for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, saR I’rheum. fever a-.res, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, coms, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ ly cures plies or no pay required. It la guaranteed to give perfect' satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist At Bellaire the snow Is Six Inches deep. Doctors? Pshawl Take Beecham’s pills, Alpena will Jiave a malt mill. "It lends them all," Is the revert 1 reply of dnwhM when H’ked about the merit or Mies ot flood's Sarsaparilla. Albion's new gymnasium will "be built next summer. The great popularity ot Ayer's pills as a cathartic Is due no lens to their promptness and efficacy >ban to their coating of sugar and free­ dom from Injurious effects. Children take them readily. See Ayer's Almanac for inis year. Just Hartlly a family in Paw Paw has escap­ ed a visitation of la grippe. Then? piHsarescientifically compounded, and uniform In action. No griping pain so commonly' following the use of pills. They are adapted to both adults and chil­ dren with perfect safety. We guarantee they have nn equal In the cure of* sick headache, constipation, dyspepsia and biliousness, and, us an appetizer, they ex­ cel any other preparation. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. A club of marine men has been organ­ ized In Alpena for social purposes. LESSON IV. FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, JAR. 24. eyes, cars, or nose. often eau-itng blindness or drafoew; which is (ho origin of pimples, eao- 14. "And Heseklah received the letter, and spread it before the Lord.” Just-the right thing to do with all difficulties if you would have peace (Pa. Iv, 22; 1 Pet. v, T; Pbii. iv. A «; Mark vl, 30). The king of By taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, which, by Assyria was txaaieging Jerusalem; blasphe­ We remarkable cures It has aceoapitehed, mous letters were sent from one of his has proven Itself to bo a potent and peculiar generals to Hezekiah, and this is what medicine for this disease. It you suffer free Hezekiah did under these drcumalancee. scrofula, try Hood's Sarsaparilla. ' The first part of the lesson giv«si Heze­ “Every Spring my wife and children have kiah’s prayer, and the last, the Lord's been troubled with scrofula, my HUlo boy, answer in wont and deed. To understand three yearn old, being a terrible sufferer. fully read from chapter xxxvi, 1. and also the parallel accounta in 11 Klngs-xvilL xix. head to feet W« all took Hood's Sarsaparilla, II Chrwn. xxxii. and all have been cured of the scrofula. My 16. "Aad Hezekiah prayed unto the little boy la entirely free from sores, and all Lord, raying:” Ln H- Chron. xxxii, 20, It four of my children look bright and healthy.” is written tha\ Isaiah, the prophet. Joined W. BL Atbzbtox, Passaic CUy, N. J. him |n this p-nyer. They did notJcnow Al.-oJ, xriiL 19. but they acted ns If they d • SpldliyalldrwUte. git ata far P- Prepared only 18. ”O Ixird of hosts. God of Israel, that dwellest between the cherubim, thou art the God, even thou alone of all the king­ 100 Dows One Dollar doms of the earth; Thou hast made heaven aud z earth.” The hosts of Assyria are against him, so he appeals to tlie Lord of all hoslH, for be eontrolleth all tn heaven and on earth. 17. "incline chine ear, O Lord, and bear; open thine eyes, O Lord, and see; aud bear all the words of Sennacherib, which hath seut to reproach the llrlug God.” The first part of thia verse is very I ike a part of Dan­ iel’s prayer (Dan. ix. 18) ami reminds us of oft repeated petitions in Solomon’s praver (1 Kings vlil. 2P.30, etc.). The last part makes us think of David's words concern­ ing Gollah (J Sam. xvii. 20-45), and teaches us how to look upon all enemies for Christ’s sake nnd bow to deal with them. 18. "Of a truth, lx»rd. the kings of As syrin hare laid waste all the nations and their conntrlea.” Hezekiah calls attention to a part of the letter (verse ll) which he acknowledges to be true, and confesses WHY IS THE that the Assyrians had much power over some nations, but that was uo remton why Israel should fall liefore them, for Israel had protection which no other nation had. though the Assyrians were ignorant of iu THE BEST SHOE IN THE WOULD fOH THE HOMEY? There i-s no occasion for nny child of God IttaaaromleMBhoa. wits no tax-in or wax tbreod ever toTw afraid of anything or any oue. IB. "Anil have cast their gods into the fire, for they were uo gods." Idols of wood ami stone which their own hands had made area for tUDl aqtuM r could never help them. We think it strange to see people put any reliance Ufxm such vanities, but how much better are totn-madn phrx-4 conilnj; from SC those who rely upon silver or gold or the ao Police Mhoei Far ■ oad Letter Carriers all power or wisdom of man instead of upon MORTGAGE SALE. the Creator of nil things? Deftudt having been made iu tbe conditions of 20. “Now. therefore, O Lord our God. a certain mortgage, dated August IS, tflBQ, made by Orrin A. Whitright aad EVA Wi» save us from his hand, that all the king <9 Ud and »2.0l> Workln.raan’a abora right, his wife, to tbe Hastings Building and domsof the earth may know that Tbou «M*a aso rv.-r auuM sm duAble. Tboao wbo Loan Asxx-lHtloH, of HasUngs. Michigan, aeon­ artthelxird, even Thou only.” Deliver­ have given them a trial will wear nooebermaka. Iteration duly organ'.red and doing business under tnd taw* ortbe M.tie of Michigan, and ance laasked torthat God may be glori recorded In the office of the register of deeds fled, atxl such prayer for such nn end Is ’ on their tbe^merttA merits, « oa t^inj^m^tUes the tocrvoslnx aalee“ra'>Tr. ahow. \ for Barry county. In the state ot Mich Man. aurr of art answer (John xiv, 13). God reDongola, very in^Ush; e'juala French ou August IKO, Iu Hbcr41 of mortgages deemed Israel ami k-d them by his hand ' ———*— on page ti. by non payment of money duo for lii;ial!meutsotprinclmd. interest and premium to make hbi tiame known In the earth and for fines, by w hich the power of sale therstn among all nations (11 Sam. ril.23; Da. IxiU, contained lias become operative, and on which 12, 14). The great buaineM of every be­ mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date trTAKX NO SUBRTmjTR^gf of this notice the sum of seven bandred fU». liever is to manifest Jesus in these mortal three and fob dollars, tbe said Installments S bodies (II Cor. Iv. II). principal. Interest and premium and Ones hav­ 3L "Then Isaiah, tho son of Arnot, sent ing remained unpaid and Inarrear for moro than six montlis. and the said Hastings Bond­ unto Hezekiah, snyinu, Thus tuiitb tho ing and I»an Association haring elected nodsr Lord God of Lsrari. Wberens thou luut the terms <.f said mortgage todeclarr due the fail prayed to me," etc. Immediately Che an­ amount unpaid with all nrreartatM tlicrroa. and uo suit or proceedings nt taw having been Inst*I'KOMATE OKIUCfc. swer comes by the mouth of God's servant ... ____ ...... tuted to recover the amount now remaining ImUb. fur Hila pm>«r nmlnl an lnjnn.li ■ Mi,.hjBn. co<un> rtlum-u. secured be said mortgage nr any part thereof. ate answer. At a wa-lmi >•! the Protsue Cmirt for the Notice Is theretfnrherelivglvrn that on datorday. the 12th day of March. 18«2, at ten o'clock In tbe 33. “Therefore-thus saitb the Don! con- > turning the Kins of Assyria, He shall nut * “* ** " - forenoon, there will be sold at the north frooA door ot tho court house. In tbe city of Hastings, come into thwclty." Great is Jchorah. tliruLraiiil cIrIk hundred and nu.ciy-oan. county ofitarrvaDd state of Michigan, said eoert Present, Charlo* W. Armstrong, Judge of bouse bring the building tn which theclrcnll He docth according to Ills will in the rnttaita court for the county of Barry Is heM, armiHi of hAiven and among the Inhabit­ In-the matter of t-te e*tate of Worthy L Mead, at public auction to the highest bidder, anta of earth, and none can stay His hand dereaard. the premises described In said mort­ On reading and filu.a th- peJUlon. duly verl- gage or .so much thereof aa may ,be (Dan. ir, Xi). When He s;>caky, it is done. of Jennie A >Jy»d. widow of s*Id deceased, When He nays, "Hitherto shall thou comr. nraMi’X Hist sdni’ni-tration of said ratale may necessary to satisfy tbe amount due on aald mortgagu as above Mt forth, with bul no further," that nettles it (P*. xxxiii. lw u rant rd to raid petitioner or »nie other tbe interest and nremlum thereon and sn'table pjbsnr. 9; Job xxxrili, 11). tbe costa, charges and expenses allowed by tore Thereupon it 1s ordered, that Friday, the and provided tor tn aald mortgage, said prom­ 3L “By the way that he catne. by the ises being al) those certa'n pieces or parcels ef same shall be return, and shall not come land situate and being tn the city ot Haatfaaa. into thik cl’.y, snltb the lx>rtL" All Ida »al<l pvUlhui aud ltv>< countv of Itarrv and state of Michigan, and de­ him: aud and great creal and all <«!>er permin Intemted'ln scribed as follows, to wit; Lota number atx . labor would be for nothing ,.„t I raid estate, ate required tn appear at a sranon and the north half ot tots number eight, ntoe, ) would be bis loss How much r___ ‘ time and ((f cmrt.Hirntnt-ehu’denatlhe I’robateoL and ten o( block nineteen in the eastern AMKjz xitd iu !□ fighting I Hee. - - In — the City — of -• Hitsltnp, -----*-**—— — Iu raid County, and• tion to the clW. formerly village, ot Haxtlmra strength nnd money is wasted %how_ caure., if lUyr Uiere Or. ^wjiy and lots number one. nine and ten In block agnlost God. 'For : I*will defend tblodly SUFoS eleven of H. J. Kenfi-ld's addition to tbe etty, SA •-r_. ___________________ t _towr. ____It Krnntw’.' And S' It Is further ordered, that formerly village of Hastings according to tbe for mine own sake and for my servant m«hi petitioner vlve notice to the persons recorded plat thereof. ■ Dated Hastings. Mich., Dec.lMWL Dnvid’-s sake." Not for 11 Kpeople’s sake, Ihtmated In raid estate, of the pendency of petition and tbe bearing thereof by causing Hastixub BEildimo axdLoax Assortanow nor for the sake of the king or the prophet, said Mortgagee. n ropy of this order to lie published Ini he Has­ but for His own sake aud because of the tings Bass Kit. a newspaper printed aud elreuALOXZO E.KKXASTON. Attorney for Mortgagee. covenant made with David (II Sam. vii. tated In said County cf Barry, none in each 3a, 21. Ezek. xxxvi, 22). See wiiat He docs writ for tlirre successive weeks previous to sal 1 day of bearing. for every .believer for His own and His CiiAitLKs. W. AKsrernoxu. Judge of Probate. Sou’s sako (Isa. xlill, 25; I John ii. 12). and (A true copy.) let "For Jesus* sake" be a great motto In onr Ilves. Al "Then the angel of the Ixinl went forthand smote in tho camp of the Assy MORTGAGE SALE. ria ns 185,000." Angels are in in late ring Defnnlt haring been made in the rondlffons spirits who delight to do Hia will. Two of of » certain mongmte made by Abljah M Flint and Hiiraa B. Flint his wife to Janies McKelvey them led lx>t and his family out of Stxloru. dated Sept. 21st. A. 1>. t**S. and recorded In the one ministered to Elijah in the wilderness office of tho Rcuister of Deeds for the County of one leil Peter ont of prison, while another Harry and 8t<le nt MIchljrA”. on the tut day of smote Herod, one found Panl on the ship BeptcmtM-r A. D tsed in fiber 3t of mortgagee, in the storm out on the Mediterranean on piute 13oo which mortgage three Is claimed tn l»e due al the date of thl< notice the aura, ot anil comforted him. many ministered unto three hundred thirty seven dollar* and a reason­ Ch^st In the wilderncsa. one strengthened able at)’*. fee provided for In said mortgage Him In Gethsemane, nnd legions were and no suit or proceedings at law haring l»een Instituted to recover the moneys secured by raid ready to do His bidding. Be comforted, mortg-tge, nr ouy part thereof: WHICH 18 THE BEST? oh. believytr, by the fact that holy angels Now. therefore, by rlrtue of tho power of sale rental red tn raid mortgage, and the statute In A GUIDE FOR EVZRYONE-See that ths continually minister toy on (Heb. i. 14). case made and provided. nnUee is hereby 37. "So Sennacherib. King of Assyria, de­ such Siren that on Saturday the l.'ta day of M treh. parted and went and returned, and dwelt ,. 1». 1802. at ten o’clock In the forenoon, I shall nt Nineveh." Just us God bnd said (verse. sell at public, to the highest bidder, at the north door of the court house in the dty of 34). A little space for rejieutance was Iron) HNsUnga. Michigan, tthnt being the nlaro where granted unto him. if perchance the mighty the circuit court for Barry' county Is Holden 1. power of the True God which he bad seen the premises described In said mortgage, or *o might lead him to seek the Go<i of Israel. much thereof as may be ne**es>«ary to pay theb amount duo on said inortgigo. with ten per BANKRUPT STORK, cent. Interest, and all legal costs, together ahlping in the house of Nlaroch his god, witii a reasonable at tornet *s fee eorenanted for that his sons smote him with the sword." therein, the premises bring described In said mortgage as all thora certain lots, pieces, and* Back to his idols, utterly indifferent parrels of land situate in the village of Nash­ HACTINGS, MICH. to the God <>f Ihmel, blital and deaf to ville In the County of Barry and State of Mkhthe claims of his Creator, dead Iu sins, d«*n. and known and described M billows: Tim pwest pii half o! village fols numbered .pace (or tep.liunoi not irapro.o.1, b. gow e!jhir<n ^ n „ and nineteen ofO. A. Phillips’ aadi— me Tillage - j'V 1^1. out KU idtmly to meet the God whom power *•'*—* *lo of Nashville. St Mlchlican. jA^iw'McKi:LvBV." MorUri*i:ee. h» Iw know not JAMS* McKlXVBV. ’MOttnin he had foil felt hlit but whom be not. What by Clement dmith. hie guardian. U CAKDZE a co. a fearful meeting! To know God Is Life Smith & Cc mbovr. Eternal, not to know Him b Eternal Attorneys for Mortgagee. Dated. December 15th. 1891. Death. The long suffering of God hone Notice to Cnkaown Heirs. ot tho most wonderful things in tho whole State of Michigan—Killb Jwllctat Circuit In Bible; how slow He I* to let His wrath fall, Chancery. Suit peuding in the Circuit Court tor tbe and how in every pomible way lie pleads GUARDIAN’S BALE. County ot Barry, to eh anocry, at (be etty M with men to repentl Read in Job xxxiii, In tbe matter ot the'estate of Alvord T 14-30, how He seeks to deliver the sinner Wnods. a minor. from the wrath to come; and nolioe es­ Notice hereby given that £ shall sell at public heirs of Reuben K. Wukott. deceased, defradpecially verses *29. 30. "So all theaa things nnc(k»n. to the auuusst blrtJer. on haiurday. tbe anrs. In this cause It appearing by affidavit of camday cf January. *. D.MW. at ten o'clock. In worktth God oftentimes with man. to sxh the forenoon, at the north (mat <loor of the plalnant, duly filed st the time the MH In this bring back the soul from the pit to be en­ Barry Count* emirt biaue. In the City cf Hss- cause was filed, that the unknown heirs of Brwlightened with the light of the living.** itnss. ttflbe County of Barry, m the State of beu 8. Woicult. deccsHKi. ore rcceMorj parties Notice kImck that the awful Judgments re­ .Michigan, pur»nant to llennw and auUiorlty to said suit Ills therefore ordered that said unknown granted to me on tin- Hth day at December. A. corded In Revelations ns yet to come upon D twn. by the Prnbnt Court of Calhoun County men have for their end that meu may re- Michigan, ail of the estate, right, tills and In peuL Iu one we read of men ou earth be- ti-rw-t of tbe rani minor of. in aud to the rra situated and being tu the County of Hurry twenty dart the comp'i mggiveu h taxloaf the tormeuta of bell If estate In the State of Michigan, known and described to bo published in t perchaucts they may turn to God and escape ns follows towit: Lota lumber two hundred printed snd puNHIied: In aald oouaty aud st an eternal torment (Rev. lx, 20, 31; xri, 0, 11). We love to contemplate the love and long suffering of God. but we must also remem­ ber that "He that Iwing often reproved tn the recorded plat at «M4 city. liardeueth bis neck shall suddenly be de eordfog Date*, December tnth. A l>. ISM. strayed. and that without remedy” Bvsa A. Roiuxs. GuxrtUa. CURED Rood’s Sarsaparilla A TAG W. L DOUGLAS S3 SHOE CENfeE"MEM POPULAR SIZE &of BEST QUALITY M Boys’ "r-/S.?SJ1S;;U^SS.’?S&S । Ladies Woolley's Bronson. WET! COLD! SLUSH! SUBBEE FOOTWEAR “CftNOEE” M. R. LAYTON. Agent, �Officers claim to hi TDere nra* *i uv rm , _ _____ tar Jwafe Jam* of organizing Farmers’ Alliances and minus tbe killing puadlng one’s self as tbe special friend -of notorious outlaws. * Aid. Waters moved Its adopttoc. Car­ the farmer that is peculiarly wearing on ried all aywu , .. ~ 'Thuradav. Jy""? To the Mayor and Common Council of knot the nervous system of our contemporary of NOB XMi the dty ot Hasting*. tbe Journal. At least be gets very ruffled Teacher*, would it not be *• •ell to be a Gentlemen:—Y’our committee on *“1 ±2ib,ssl dlnancce would reapectfully report that illite more careful about your spelling? of late, aud there doesn’t appear to be any caught from they have had the ordinance with rd*uoQ Here are some of the Atracrr .14. ---------to the re-aurvey uf the dty herewith at­ blackboards and registers ■* tached, under < ooslderatlon. hara exam­ teachers: grammar, paretkie. attest, ' ' The republicans of Philadelphia, In made. Democrats In Grand Rapids can sympa­ ined It carefully and would recommend it* anual. Incom, staid, (stayed) primmer, their five district conventions to elect dele­ primer, com|4cated. droped, analyse:., thise with depoeed Secretary Soper. ^LtatlS*. Hartlngo, Jan. 2. *93. pads, twords nessary, careful!, ailthough. gates to the national convention, elected Within a few years they have been obliged Tacit oo. —----- More thau any uther man Hlcbani Cob- Iunconi promising Blaine delegates, aud to answer for Probate Judge Follett, who oblidged. forth (ordinal), I done tbe best I John Sfenck, ) J. W. BasTLEY, > Com. could, etc. -These things ought not so to den stands credited with whatever of pro- ।they were instructed by a practically unani­ absconded with thousands of dollars be­ REMEDY OF THE AQE. Dan. Mases. ) longing to estates of widows and orphans: greua and popularity attaches to tlie policy mous < vote to cast their ballots for the PrrwMTutlDe Attorney vwj, ”•*— Moved by Aid. Rejnolds, that the reProsecuting Attorney Clay, who was Dlsease*of the committee bo accepted. Car-1 of .free trade among nations. No one i taL Bund bounced tor malfeasance In office; Cityi ••plumed knight ” Import tram So. 11. Irrlng. tn «eoo«t la at many challenges the patriotism that Inspired 1 Treasurer Perry, who defaulted, and Citjr month of winter term, Eliza Glrvin. teach­ him to make place for the land of his birth ORDINANCE, Tbe Journal has threatened the demo­ Physician Wright, who has just been de­ er: enrolled. 80: average dally attendance, and his home at the head of tbe great na­ cratic party with utter rout and annihila­ posed from office for alleged crookedness. 30: neither absent nor tardy, 11: DoCtardy, Muskegoo, Mlcb . Aug. 30, '91. tions of the world; not will they call In 'tion If It doesn't obey the mandate of —Ex. DCS. Mixer A Boo*. Hastings. Mich. 81No. 7. Johnstown, Lena Crook, teacher: My Dear Mr:-Au*" ,»• to you a few •jueston fhc wisdom of-the conclusion that Brother 1 Ira J. Hunt, barrow manufacturer of of the fset* ta experienre with your cancer Dennis, and come out squarely for Kalamazoo, baa liegun suit against the eluding tbe govenraieuJ or »ecti<M>al line*, enrolled. 87: average dally attendance. and vrrtutesfrap- Five ymra aaq I had a ultimate success of bls cherished policy free 1 silver. This will make tbe woes of cancer cotna an W tower lip. I oonsulicil national harrow trust of tbe world tor 850, ­ 24: number present every day, 10: not block, street aud Alley boundaries, could be most ci-rtalnlyysecured by.placing 1 tbe wmt pbystelaiw to this place Grand Haven. the unterrlfled too great to be borne. 000 damages caused by Intimidating him Inawlth permanent mouumebteaB NtnH “nd tardy, 8. Grand Rapids. Ami Arixir and Detroit. All llue» wiuiln wld elty m made and certified fetters upon the progress of those rival ua- 1 and driving him out of the business, fie alter Na 3 fr.. Maple Grove. Henry Glaaner, called It canoer. pna of the beat M. DV fa to by tbe duly authorized enidneer of s*id cWy. According to our contemjxirary, Squaw­ claims the trust people told him that they recorded November ZUL MM. and Mt forth teacher: enrolled. 80: neither a batnt nor tions most likely to crowd England hi the with proper descriptions, ;n*pe and diagrams race for supremacy Iu the commerce of the ,buck oil has broken loose Iu New York. had a large fund to squelch all concerns Iu * book\iow on mJtatbu office of tiro recorder tardy, 15: not tardy 31. Thia report cov­ not In the trust, and that be must sell out ’ m-4 i«. That’s tough. But no one need be sur­ at cost and sign r paper not to engage In of the said city of Haatimcs entitled, deiign.ted en two months. Tbe grippe la playing havoc again In the you tor a**d!elns which I osad aa directed, aio*. world. . it cured tjje cancer entirety. About four y-Aro In its indplency the adoption or rejec­ prised. The possibilities of Squawbuck the business for fifteen years. This he schools, materially decreasing the atten­ nave el spaed and I enjoy excellent health, with and adopted a* tbe true and authentic dracription of Cobdenism was a question that out- oil to injure persons and destroy property did under threats, and now be asks relief tioo.tnap and diagram of the said City of H»s- dance. Come, teachers, let others know i no return ot tb» disease. That your C. & 8. 8. Is an effective blood imr. tinaa. aud that aU block, street and alley 11dm how good a record you are making. eiders were content to leave to the peoDlo are simply unlimited. from the courts. be aud the aame are hereby conArmed. e*V»bThere Is scarcely a sick benefit society ed laid out and adopted as therein Mt forth and of Great Britain—to be settled as they It is probable that the constitutionality In thc«lty which has not now un its hands K. W. Boynton. The next meeting of tbe county associa­ should conclude best in full view of their Bea! Estate Broker, Torrent Block. 8BCTIOV 2--That all former surrey*, mops of the Miner Electoral bill will be tested some sick members to look after. The aud dl*g«anw. e*tab!l«hlng or deriauatii g tion will be held at Naahvllle, on Satur­ material environments and such light as , Mutkegoo. M!ch.. Aug. 3t.*#i. financial pressure on some of these socie­ street or alley Ihiea or boundaries .md aD ordi­ day, Jan. 80. beginning at > o’clock, stand­ Pr. MIxer:-Af«er gtltng jour C. A 8 k a might be gathered from the history of. | before the supreme court ties Is quite heavy, and the Vibrator Work­ nances relative thereto, conflicting herewith are ard time. Every teacher slwuld note the perMoal trial I wt'.l say that I consider it uurepealed. ingmen's Society, consisting of the shop­ hereby three hundred yean of past experience. Skchon a.-Tha: all plate or »nbdlvislous ot date and be present. Tbe program com­ e<H sated a* a blcod purifier. neighboring counties. men at the Nichols A Shepard Co’s works, Bivate groundsaitbtn the llmlisof tbe City of mittee has prepared Ute following feast William Mees. But when their converts to the policy of 3« Washington avenue. Mtiurs brn-After made shall be presented to for our entertainment: have been uotifimi by the firm that they International free trade organized as a pro­ Register of Deeds Eggleston, of Allegan, may draw on the Company for funds dur­ the city council of.Mid city, before being offered For Sale by all Druggists. Music. paganda, with tbe avowed purpose of en­ was striken with appoplexy last waek amt ing the present epidemic, so that no hard­ to the Uounty Keglster of Deeds for filing and Prayer. fKKFAKXD !IY ./' grafting their peculiar notions upon the. ships shall be Imposed by too heavy and HkfcnoK 4.—It ah*n bo the duty of the dty Iles very low. Address by the president. * frequent assessments.—Battle Creek council, on such preMiitation. or at any other policies of outside nations, then It was that How to gain and hold attention, Stella Drs Mixer & Sens, Hastings, Mich. time It may appoint, to accent or reject such An Otsego man was out spearing reDiet ur subdlvtakMi. said resolution to be enter­ Heath. the situation assumed a changed aspect I cently and succcwled in spearing a wild Journal. ed in the journal of'lU proe- ••dings and a copv Mr. 8. B. Hyatt called on us last Monday of Music. Not only did there arise general opposition goose that was hiding In some marsh gras*. said pl.»t or subdivision filed In tho office of Class exercise In numbers—Mrs. Mae and" In the back room of our office proceed­ the recorder of aald city, and a description of to the establishment of free trade so long Senator Stockbridge has Introduced a ed to disrobe sufficiently for us to inspect I tbe streets In said plat or subdivision to be en­ Everts. as equality of conditions were Impossible; bill increaolng tbe compensation of the the reveral gunshot wounds he had acci­ ter*! In the "book of Hastings City Street HurRecitation—Prot Bltchie, of Lansing. keepers of life saving stations and surf It was soon discovered that the ethics of The value of the Diagram in teaching dentally received last week at the hands of VeJitcrroN A—No plat or subdivision shall be George Young. One of his legs looks Ilka accepted Dy the council unless It be made to grammar—J. M. Smith. the propaganda were quite as objection­ men. correspond In the matter of dze and other reTbe Allegan Oil Prospecting and Mining the cover to a pepper box, and it Is an un­ S|HCte to tbe requirement* of the state law for Music. able as the doctrine it sought to enforce. Noon recess. The theory that the end sought would company are putting down a well In mistakable fact that Mr. Hyatt is far more plats to be fiied with tho County Register of Music. Allegan, and Intend to go down 1400 feet seriously Injured than we or any of his Bn-noN Before any olat or subdivision of justify such-means ns might be employed Mental developtuenL O. M. MeLanghlin. other friends at first supposed, inflam ­ at least laud, wherein nny new street* or alleys are .for its acquirement then first gave sanction | Words and their uses, Lydia A. Powers. mation seems to be setting In, nnd this fact opened or laid out. within the city limits, aI Wood Is a very scarce article In Plain­ Tact. Ella t. Hallock. to deceptions that have ever since been a I well and buyers fairly tumble over them­ together with bls age really makes his con­ be tipuroved by the council, such streets ur dition critical. Now this Is no laughing alleys shall. If there bo other street* or alley-i Music. alreadv laid out adjacent thereto. De a continu­ selves to gobble every load that eor»es In­ consplcious feature of free trade tactics. matter, and It ought to be a lesson to all ation of such xtreels or alleys as utar M practic­ W. D. Snuu.iNO, Pre*. Fobden foresaw that the Instinct of self­ to town. hunters not to become so excited over n able and all street, nlicv aud bounding Hurs be property defined by permanent mmiupreservation would militate against Inter­ The Battle Creek Journal thinks that worthless rabbit as to forget the dangers •hall nrauissei Iu lhe ground similar now In national arrangements in Which all parties the reports concerning Sup’U Parks,,of tbe that a loaded shot gun forever threatens. use tfy the city. The •.treed and allejs *o laid out shall be property figured so that they can be Rev. Aftdres Jones, of New York, the1 except Great Britain wouffi be handicapped, Calhoun county poof house, are altogether —Goh.'evllle Newt. located from the monuments, and all each protoo highly colored. pnw ytreru shall Ira at least (4) four rmte In preacher who gained wide notoriety be-; and he stood ready, at the proper time, to width. All streams, water courses and ditches cause of having propbcalcd the Johnstown There was a double funeral In Grand •hall be accurately laid out and designated on flood. preached a sermon recently. In sanction a resort to subterfuge when more Ix-dge lost week, being that ot Martin the plat or map. candid tactics were found Ineffective. Re­ Maier and bl* daughter Sarah. Both wery Common council met In regular session HitcrioN 1. -All ptats submitted wherein new which he took occasion to make another Friday evening, January 5th. 18W. Mayor strreU. alley* or anv public grounds are laid prophecy. A terrible disease be say#, ferring to the impatience of certain of his victims of the grip. out to be dedicated to public use snail be accom­ McCoy, presiding. Roll call, present, would sweep over this country on tbe followers when it was discovered that the Clayton Baldwin was paralyzed last Bentley, Bllnston. Mance. Nelson, Rey­ panied by a c-jrtlfied abstract uf title to date. Skition k—This ordinance shall take effort heels of la grippe, which 'prevail* at the treaty with Napoleon 111. in 1860. failed week by touching an electric light wire nolds and Spence; absent, Sentz and February Dth. UW1 present time. We hope that those who to secure all they desired In the direction while stretching wires for the telephone Waters. Moved by Aid. Reynolds, that the ordi­ have bad the grippe will be exempt from Minutes of Dee. lltii and 18th read and nance relative to the establishment of tbe the other calamity. ©f practical recognition ot the free-trade exchange, of Grand Rapids. streets, alleys, lanes and public grounds uf The sentence of William Cousins, of approved. principle, Cobden dictated to John Bright The Chicago News says that Gen. Ro»Communication from Scofleld. Shurmer the City of Hustings be adopted. Carried Kalamazoo, sent to Ionia House of Cor­ an entenuatory letter In which he sets out *el A. Alger as a candidate fur president . rection for 10 years for manslaughter, has and Tragle petitioning fur building within all ayes. that much more had beytf jgain<*vl than ap­ been commuted to 8 years by the governor. fire limits presented. Moved by Aid. Blinslon, that proposl- this year is simply where he -has been peared on the face of /Uie jtreaty. Among Movrtl by Aid. Bentley, that the prayer lions for printing city charter be laid upon for Io, these many years.” The Michigan There Is a flowing well in Eaton Rapids man has had a national reputation for other things he said: ••Tbjree people seem which throws a five inch stream of water of the petitioner be granted, provided that the table. Carried. the same be constructed in accunlance Moved by Akt Bentley, that the ordi­ about three yo-rs and if in that time be has to think that free trade in France can be nine feet in the air. It is proponed to use with section 3 ot an ordinance to guard nance committee'confer Immediately with made the country think be has been on carried by n logical, orderly, methodical the water to supply a bath bouse or sani­ against calamities of Are. Carried the city attorney relative to the revision ot deck as a presidential candidate from time by all ayes. immemorial, he baa done what some more prucos. without resorting to stratagem or. tarium ordinances. Carried. Mured by Aid. Reynolds, that the peti­ R^tolTtd, That the Aim of twelve hun­ able men haven’t been able to do in a life A two year old colt, owned In School­ anything like an indirect proceeding;"’ and tion from Frank I.. Wood and others re­ dred dollars, being amount on band In time. added that the French Emperor, with whom craft, 1. entered In the two year old stake ferring to electric light be lull! upon the school bond fund, be paid over to the race at Independence, Iowa, next spring, SOLD ONLY BY the majorities of the senate went into an for which event there is a 810,000 purse table. Carried. Gen. B. F. Butler Is said to be a very Treasurer of the Board of Education, to benefit (?) policy as Peel bad in dealing hung up. Bastifigs. Michigan, Dec. 19. *92. be applied In payment of school bonds now rich man. Besides possessing an abun­ dance of^val estate In Boston, Washing ­ To Hnn. Mayor and Common Council: ■with the Hous*-, of Lords." (Moder's Life ’ Congressman Burroughs has been*deldue. At a regular meeting of Ilftstlngs Hose ton and Chicago, be owns the big Craig J. W. Bkntucy. egated by Bon. Jas. G. Blaine to attend Cobden, p. 538.) ranch near Puebl\ Col.—the largest ranch com pan v No. 1, held on Tuesday evening, January 15, 1893. Here is found Inspiration for the ethics the reciprocity banquet In Boston as hla Dec. 8, 1891, the following persons were Aid. Bentley moved its adoption. Car­ in the state—has 15.000 acres of coal and that mokes it legitimate for free-trade at­ proxy, and make the principal speech of nominated for membership, subject to mineral land In Virginia, and control* pan ried all ayes. jthe evening. your approval: Chas. Frederick, age 22, of the Mora grant of 600,000 acres In New torneys to conceal whatever of that policy CITY ACCOUNTS AT OPTED. to Hkely^to be most unpopular, aud -hf Detective Johnson, of tbe I>. L. A N., occupation laborer, residence State street Bentley Bros. ft Wilkins, supplies 825 37 Mexico. . detective force arrested Charles Burbana, 2nd ward. 8. E. Phillipa, supplies............ ' "nawrt to stratagem’’ an«f “indirect proOf the SI46.000.000 of deposits In the a young married man of Portland, for . A. E. Rknkes, Foreman. Sergeant A Ca......................................... 145 34 •eedings" to gain the desired end. In breaking Into the freight depot at that New York banka. S130.30Q.000 are hehl by D. IL Green, Secretary. Hastings Basnkr printing............ Moved by Aid. Bentley, that the com­ J. B. Roberts, supplies....................... ttelr observance of its questionable ethics place and stealing a pair of boots. I 01 fire banka—the Park National, the Impor­ NOTICE FUR HEARING CLAIMS 1 50 ters and Traders, the Chemical, the Fourth they bare been found quite as faithful to At the present meeting of the board of munication be received and the action of Frank Flfield, wood council room National and First National. They hold Stale ef Mkblgan. County of Barry -«*. the company approved. Carried all ayes. D. Fry. labor............................................. Cobdenfsm os In their reiteration of It* de­ supervisors of Allegan county, a gravel over S34.000,000 each. NoOre In hereby airen. that by an order ot Hastings, Mich., Nov. 23d. fWl.' L. Dickinson, painting signs, bridge the Probate Court for ibo County of Harry mand that the trade of tills country shall road from Allegan to tbe lake shore will To the Honoable Mayor and Common F. L. Wood, work on sidewalks... be considered. Such a road would be of made cm tbe ISCh day of January. A, D. Iffi. be placed undvr tribute to the insatiate Council of the City of Hastings. •lx RKWiha from that date were allow*} tor cred*• • " watch fire.......................... 50 great benefit tn Allegan and the western i ttors tu prwsiit their dahne agalam tt»e«taic Gcntleiren:—At a regular meeting of Geo Marshall, haul hose cart, fire greed of the beneficiaries of British com­ part of Allegan county. 2 0U I ‘5 Geonre Moore, late c! «al<l county. Hcfec Co. No. I, held on Tuesday, Nov. Bentley Broo. A Wilkins 50 merce. . deeeared, and that all creditor* ot aald decease! Four or five yquN ago Dan Mattison, of 10, 1801, the resignation of Dick Kurtz A. S penable The Andrews Opera Company that gave are required to present tlielr claims tosata •• 2 00 Otsego, had a horae bitten by a massasauga was tendered and accepted by the compa­ ProDate Court, at the Probate office, tn tbe City an entertainment In this city last winter met 60 Jack Shay, st work, tnd ward.... <4 ilaatlnn. for examination aud allowance. .,n The Journal says the Farmers Alliance snake. IjisI week the horse was taken ny, subject to yourtapproval. Chas. Pickle •• .... 45 with a terrible accident in Minnesota last or Mura t the 15U> day of July next, D. R. Green. Secretary. will not support the democratic presiden­ sick and died of hydrophobia. Mr. Matti­ Chas. P. Warner, printing order*.; 7 50 week. When riding along at the rate of and that such efalms wm be hear.! before said son bail several narrow escapes from be­ Moved by Aid. Bentley, that tbe Mme John Robinson, labor, marshall's about 30 mites per hour their special car was oourt, ou Friday, tbe iMh day of April tial nominee next year unless the party ing bitten by the horse. ou Friday the 1Kb day of July be received and action qf the company ap­ thrown from the track, owing to a broken •nd order......................................................... declares Itself squarely for tbe free coinage next, at tea o'clock In tha forenoon ot each of A pair of twins came to bless tbe home proved. Carried by all ayes. Moved by Aid. Spence, that the accounts rail, resulting in the death of Mrs. ' An­ t b.day*. of sliver. But next fall, when the time to Aid. Waters took Ha seat. Dated January. IMh. A. D. !«c. of an Allegan man lost week, but being drews and her maid and severely injuring be allowed and orders drawn. Carried all Moved by Aid. Spence, that the matter ayes. “trade houses’’ shall have arrived, our con­ short of names jqst at the time the excited about twenty other members of the com­ temporary's grief will be assuaged by the father named the first one ••Surprise’ and of committee report on electric light lie Moved by Aid. Bentley to lay account of pany. Tbe car at once took fire and de­ taken from the table. Carried. I CHANCERY SALK. spite the work of willing bands, (he bodies Glen E. Balch upon the table. Carried. endorsement of free coinage by Michigan the second one •‘Calamity’’—not beautiful Hastings, Dec. 4th, 1891. In pursuance of and by virtue of an onlre «r.d names, bnt quite appropriate. * Moved by Aid. Spenee to adjourn. of Mrs. Andrews and her maid coukl not democrats, no matter what the national To the Honorable Mayor and Common decree t< the circuit cesrt for the county of be gotten from the wreck and they were Carried. Adjourned. Theron F. Giddings, receiver of the de­ Harry, la ehaDocry. in the State of Mk iL . .. Council: party may do. And then the Alliance burned beyond all recognition. To-add to J. B. Rohkrta, Recorder. "a*1 d1*,ot! 00 flr»l d*X of Sept*-ir ' funct National City bank at Marshall, has The committee appointed to Investigate boomers will fish for soft snaps fur them­ declared a dividend of 20 per cent payable all their miseries the thermometer was 46 A. D. IMI, la a certain cause therein j-c.l the lighting of tlie city would respectfully ******* nt an degrees below zero at the time, and they iflMHBUMMMl <WMQ.1| selves, and the Alliance will—go to perdi­ February IsL. Tlds will make 70 per cent report thot tlie Electric Light (Aid Power Frttlugtn. Wellington I), ivtt-i suffered greatly from the cold. SCHOOL COLUMN. Wcstey ». tXtingin. William A. Prttluv tion for all they care, If they get what they in dividends which have been declared up Co. will furnish light at $75> per year for H FettlagiU. Bertie R. FettinrH. tu date, but still there Is no trace uf the each 3,000 candle power arc lamp, and want. Hg*h Fcttiagin. Jamra D. B Prof. Gleason, whois a successful haml- May missing cashier. that 12 lights h all that Is necessary, loca­ Beattev Bros, a WHktao. Walton A. N. I ler of balky horses, says that in order to bam. •n". L*yt Holme* and N'icbote , Shepard S i Throngh the error of an assessor In ted as follows three in each ward: First The prevail Ing Influenza appears to be । cure all the balky horses in tiro country it' are dwudanta. In the school of the far off future, — ward, corner of Michigan avenue and Plainwell last year, several names were .. h*'rt'°T Jrt™ lhM • »*il *l no respecter ot persons. It lays low nor omitted from the village tax roll and thus Thom street, second corner of Michigan when no teacher will be allowed to enter would be necessary first to cure all the Ik *** ‘he hlgbeBt bidder, on Saturn balky drivers. The following is one plan the fiBii day of March, a. D, WW. at ten o . only the humble peasant, but also has not were exempt ffom taxation. The village avenue and Blair street, third corner of the school-room who has not made a , he adopted In breaking an animal. When­ iu tiro fureuoun. at tbe north front door • oi ththorough study of Psychology. and who State road and Elizabeth street; second txrard met Frjilay evening and foreseeing ' apured.tbose of high degree. The ruler of ever he bulked he turned his head as all rtrart b**u«e. In the ritv of Hastings roann .4 ward, corner of State and Court streets, has not proved to tbe entire satisfaction of Egypt, tbe eldest son of the prince of tliat tfueti a tHTiig might cully happen balky borees generally do. and looked Barry and scare of Mlrhlxan. said court b< n-again. Instructed a rammittee to draft a by- !second comer uf Hanover and Grand competent judges bls ability to apply what around. Every time ho turned his head te lM the plaer for boMIng the circuit n»m t far Wales. Prince Victor, and Cardinal* Man­ said cwntAf «C Barry, the following described streets, tlibd comer of Walnut and Dibble; he baa learned In that school there will be law concerning such cases. to wit: That certain piece or purer! ‘lull, listless, Inattentive puplla. the professor would draw a taut rein aud property ning and Slmeonl fell victims to its deadly third ward comer ot Slate and Jefferson, no of bu>d xhuaie. ly l•.ic and being In the rouni) of A Coldwater tonsorial artist found busi­ second comer ot Jefferson and WalunL- There will be no boys who leave school hold the home's bead around for about a Harry writ state of Miehtgaa known and drpower. If this thing keeps on, people ness rather slack one day last week, and thlrd corner of Jefferson and Bond streets; because they do not like IL There will be Minute. at the same time pun I <h Ing him rerlbed a* tallows, to wit: The south on■will talk about the La Grippe with tbe concluded to take advantage of It by hunt­ fourth ward comer of State and Broadway! In a no pupils who hate books. As a child gently on tbe nose with the whip. game dread as they do of Asiatic cholera. ing rabbits. He had not gone far when a second comer of Green and Market, third learns nut only rapidly but with intense little while the horse got tired turning his fine rabbit Jumped up, cloaely followed of corner of Green and Broadway, pleasure from the time of his birth to the head and balking and would start and stop Dated. Hasting*. Mich. Jammrv W. 1*03. course by bls dog. The said tonsorial time he starts to school simply because tbe promptly at the word. He drove him near John Spence, " Special ~ ‘ President Harrison and his cabinet have _ ALONZO K. KrNASTVN. artist banged away at the rabbit, but killed activities In which he spontaneously en­ waving banners, made him stand while W. S. Nmjujm, Circuit Court CtenmlMlocrr Electric reached the conclusion that this country the dog as dead as a hammer. E. L. Sente, gages are fitted to his state ot development, the attendants threw arrafulls of loose *. z. ®*rT>- Cuunty. Mk !i. Com. SMITH ft COLUaoVK. has stood enough from tbe bragging Chil­ so lie will continue to learn rapidly and paper at his head, and had him docile as a Thor. Bunston. An Eaton Rapids farmer who keeps hb> BoOcjtor* far OomHotaaat 2* —-* by • Aid. • ■ --------eans, and will call them down. And if eye on tbe Indicator has figured up the Moved Waters, that the report with intense pleasure after be starts to kitten In 20 minutes. Wbep a horse gets frightened at an object, give him the whip CHANCERY SALE. their hot headedness Isn't .cooled pretty profits on four cows (or 1891 as follows: of special electric light committee be ao- school if the work be Is ret to doing Is adapted to his state of development. Do| aud hold a stiff rein, but never whip him In purw<ee of and by virtu* of aa order auJ scon, tbe hose wPl be turned on; and if 1187 pounds of batter, 937tf of which was cepted and approved. Carried all ayea. Tiw» I1. J*?1*.1B,h* »80i. you know who Comenlu* was? It was he after he has.passed tbe object because lie daeiva ot th* etreult court tor the Countwt •old at 15 cents per pound ora total ot that >111 not end it, and we have to go to S ’ T'l 12 ln tha alate ot Michigan. Electric Light and ’ power happened to shy at it. a horse cant who said that if our pupils do nut learn it1 8140.62, besides four ealves that sold fnr of Novembrr. A the troublo of thrashing them. Uncle Sam 827.00, making a total of 3167.62, or 41.90 company rh«* city clty"of ■ ■ “ZT.T7 propose to ~ .furnlsh'to “wii'ou iv uic of is our fault And he was undoubtedly reason like a man, and If you whip him be D. tail in a rertaineaaw* therein prndtDg*b*T" will do a thorough Job of It on short no- per cow. Add to this the 249X pounds Hastings twelve or more arc lights of 2,000 right If we supplied tbe proper condi­ thinks the object that frightened hlu la J® I readout i*. bbeftanf exreutor ot thu !.vt । o< J'*Dn E Cliaata.«le<rx-<.1. causing him the pain. candle power each, to be burned every tions, our puplla would u certainly learn of butter used by the family, and the milk «ad Frederick U Mneman. nighte.oept bright moonlight w^7«ht“nights, nTihu7niI except bright for as a train will move when the engineer used to fatten swine, and R Is not difficult night litoral.. Illyman, J. By ma Mrrtry. Andrew J the sum .nm ot of f75 gTS per per year setr for [or each e^, light 11<|1U turns on the steam. Do you know who to see tliat cattle pay, and pay welL We understand that a young man named •Said be placed „ Pcatalozzl was? It was be who said that if" light, to “ IL 111*^4 at “ anch polnta « Those of our citizens who are suffering directed by the common council, and to be d*en ihst I *bsll srll a: Following «e the real estate transfers Jackson, who is fiuyor ot Bay City, has If pupils are Inattentive the teacher should ---wiiTgcii, Butj to with la grippe may be interested In the rt’ten 12 o o'clock ’clock standard Umr time first look to hiniMlf for tire reason. And to* toe woe* ending January 18 , 18&1. as been in Washington lately, and wliile following statement made In the Coldwater burned until 13 n Hock in Ihaforw <xmi, rt tbe nortk (runt door Baid light* lights to be hung hnng at such height from healao was undoubtedly right As cer­ Said there took occassiun tn we Senator Hill, of Republican by B. F. Whltuall the Christ­ * to to* City <* Hartings Gan: y .I the ground as d directed, payment to be ‘re*!tw!' Payment to be tainly as a blade of corn will grow aud fa of Mtehtgaa, said Court DuumNew York, and promised him the support ian scientist of that city. The gentleman j nude monthly. mature If It Is treated right—If the Drupe; tor fend 11> K the circuit court lor of the democratic party uf Michigan fur statra emphatically tbnt the disease -‘1s11 Hastokm ElkctmicIjokt and Powconditions are supplied — so certainly will born of (rar. and stroug luMglnatlun ami I MPresident. totnin our pupils attend, and think tbe presidential nomination. This will be nut a Decenary thing for being n the town tty. Anf*il this time the people have tough on Don. Dickinson. tarry and described gone rtghdalong thinking that sotovlhlug ere* of Use thirty-four The democrats In Michigan are doing st» much m»e tall atebtug that the voters ot Michld section Ihirtv uf tha highway Hastings Banner. BLOOD EDITORIAL NOTES^ THE CREATKST CANCER & SCROFULA Are Ton In It? Or in other words, Havs fa Had the k Sritos? If;you are going to have it. Or have it, I, Or if you are getting over it, you should use For a tonic and speedy cure for the cough. Fred L. Heath THE DRUGGIST. Additional Local. �Hastings Banner. Thursday, January 21st, 1892. ~~ W. R. COO*. Local.Editor. IVORY SOAP 99S Pure. \ THE BEST FOR EVERY PURPOCE, ' BETTER THAN QOLb. The J as. Boss Watch Cases. Buy only the genuine. I keep a full stock at tha LOWEJT PRKE5. F. R. PANCOAST, THE JEWELER. FOR SALE. My residence property on Jefferson street, this city. It has a frontage of 88 feet and a depth of 12 rods. This will cut up into two good residence fronts on Jefferson street. Also two lots on corner of Creek .and Walnut streets Will sell these either with the Jefferson street lot or separately as de­ sired. Terms easy. Call on or address % E. A. Rider. Hastings, Mich. LOCAL NEWS. • CIRCULATION • This week, 77 quires. Hereafter, changes for advertisements must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to insure Insertion In tbe Issue of the weckwben brought. The person Is Indeed considered lucky now. whfi has ‘•lost his grip." Good second hand cutter for sale cheap. Enquire of Dr. J. C. Andrus. . The Icemen are busy this weather and are filling their ice houses with a fine crop of Ice. Wanted—a good girl to do general house work. Good wages assured. Enquire of A. E. Keiia.-rtun. Tlie Bankrupt store have Just received n car load of boots aud shoes. Just keep your eye on them. The Y. M. S. C. gave a party at the I^ake house at Thornapple last evening, which was well attended. • Stephen Jones, formerly of this city, died at the home of Ills brother in Penn., Jan. 12, aged 69 years. PERSONAL MENTION'. John Mohler *11 old resident of this city filed at his hmna In the first ward Friday Arthur Brown was In Grand Rapids night from the effects of wounds received •luring the war. aged 39 years. He re­ Tuesday. ceived several wounds during the war. A. E. Dirkerman was in Grand Rapids and has had four rebel bulletscut from his Thursday. body. His funeral occurred Sunday. C. A. Hough, of Nashville, was In the Thursday morning last Will Shle depart­ ed this life at the home of his father. J. city Monday. II. Sutton, of consumption. He was bom C. E. Bldlac went to Allrgan Friday on in Shanesvillc, Ohio, about 32 years ago. a business trip. and came to this city about $lx years ago. W. H. Myers was In Grand Rapids He married Miss Ella Button four years ago. and to them one child was bom. both Munday on business. of whom are left to mourn his loss. The Mrs. John Pendergast visited in the funeral occurred Sunday. Volley city last week. The boon! of supervisors voted lad N. T. Parker ,was In Battle Creek the Thursday to submit tne question of rais­ ing 954,000 for court house aud jail to the fore part of the week. people of Barry county at the spring elec­ M. A. Bredgett of McBride, was In the tion. Every Intelligent voter is aware of city on business Tuesday. the fact that Barr}- county is greatly In Mrs. Waller Buckhout of Toledo, Is vis­ need of the above named buildings, and when an opportunity presents itwlf. be iting her inother In this city. sure and vote for tlie Improvement.—Free­ John Monter, of Chlcturo. attended the funeral of his father In this city Sunday. port Herald. The postal -authorities have determined Miss Ollie Grigsby will leave for Chicago to Instruct fbe public as far as possible in next week for a visit with her brother {Matters pertaining to that most Important Jjtaneh of the public service and for that Cj rll. We are glad to announce officially, that i reason ly^e made arrangements whereby persons may purchase the Official Postal David S. Goodyear went to Charlotte this Guide, issued monthly at tbe post offices, morning. for aue cent per copy. Certainly at Ibis John Pendergast left for a trip through ^gnre none can afford to be without this the west Friday In tho Interest of the wool useful pamphlet boot company There seems some probability of the Hon. Daniel Striker and B. IL Bnse farmer getting his mail dally in the near future. A bill has been introduced in went to Detroit Monday to attend the congress asking for an appropriation ot mectlng«of the Masonic Grand Lodge;. $6,000,000 to tills end. Wherever practic­ Lou Goodyear arrived home from Ann able .there will be two collections and two Arbor Thursday after having a little deliveries each day. With the increased wrestle with dyspepsia. He resumed his facilities it is thought that th® additional studies again Monday. revenue will soon more than pay all of tho John Dennis attended the annual meet­ ' expenses incurred. ing of the Press association In, Ann Arbor Wo are In receipt of a neat little volume, Thursday, getting there, of course, Jost In printed by Peyry Powers of the Cadillac time (or the banquet. News nnd Express, giving a good histbry of Cadillac and fine cuts uf her business - Miss Celia Ensign left for a visit with blocks and residences, and portraits'of her relatives In Chicago Friday. We under­ progressive business men. As a matter of stand that she will return to Detroit soon bistory.dt is a work of which the people of nnd fake a course in shorthand. Cadillac may well be proud; as a sj>ecimen Gardner Potter and Will Chidester leave of the art preservative it Is one that reflects great credit upon Brother Powers, and for a short visit with Ionia relatives to* goes ahead of anything of tbe sort that we morrow. From Ionia Mr. Potter will leave for his home In Orchard Park, N. Y. havo ever seen. Try it. We received a communication from North Barn- last week, but as no name ac­ companied it by which we could identify tlie writer, we consigned the contribution to the waste basket Tbe Bentley Bros. A Wilkins saw mill Is ready for business. All logs delivered at same will be sawed to order in a work­ manlike manner at usual prices. W. D. Hayes, Receiver. The most satisfactory way to clean wall­ paper Is with bread a day old. but not old enough to crumble badly, nor fresh enough to Ire doughy when used. If the paper is not very much soiled It may be dusted and rubbed down with a soft hand mop made of cotton yam. The December state crop report, just Issued, shows that Michigan wheat suffer­ ed uo injury during December. There were marketed during.the month 1,858,699 bushels of wheat. Fot the last five months of 1891 there were marketed 8.869,647 bushels, 1.139.375 bushels mom than for the name period In 1890. The average price of wheat in tbe statu January 1, 1892 was rents: mm <n ?«nt«; nets 33 cents, aud bay, 510.50 per Um. The C L 3. C. will mrefat the home nf Mrs. Dr. Andrus Sutnnlay evening. Jan. 23. with the following program: Leading Facts of American History'. Arthur Brown. Social Institutions of the United State*. Mrs. Z. B.Hvyt Story of the Cmwlllutlou. Miss Addle Jordan. ‘ History of the Political Parties In Amer­ ica, Mrs. N. Bailey. Science and tire feeding of Anima s (synopsis), Mrs. W. R. Cook. Quotations.—News Items. Critic, Mrs. M. Hicks. The Y. P. 8. C K meets at the Presby­ terian cbnrch Sonday evening nuit at 6 o'clock. The meeting tu be led by Charles Lewis. Alioul 00 of the children and teachers of the Presbyterian Sunday adwol enjoyed a sleigh ride on Munday evruing teM- Four ti-ams and ‘•holm’’ took the party as far as John Dawson's residence In Rutland where Mrs. Dawson rejolmd the youngsters with coffee, fried cakes and upples v» their hearts content. “All went merry as a marriage bell,” tbe evening being quickly spent with various games. Not Much of a War. More than one of our contemporaries have alluded facetiously to the ’'baking powder war." There is no wnr of the character indicated. A certain talking powder achieved fame because It was better than anything that had. previously been pre­ pared. and because It was advertised In a liberal, original and Judicious manner. Biblical program for the Epwortbjcague The success of this powder ltd to 1 imita­ Tuesday evennig. Jan. 26: tion. as success always does, but to assert Ten minutes talk about the bible, Mr. or to Imtlnate* that there Is a war between Puffer. the Royal Baking Powder and its uiure or Singing, quartette. less feeble Imitators suggests the picture Reading, The word uf tbe Lord, Belle of a death grapple between an eagle and Barnum. a house-fly. Solo, Dr. Fowler. Piper. How to use the bible, Ralph e«»r mi». Wooten. Farm of 120 acres in Irving. Barry Recitation, Aunt Nancy’s opinion oi tbe county, Mich., known as the Mlles Engle revised version, Phyllis Diamond. farm. Soil good. 70 acres under good cul­ Reading. Explrvtlng the bible, Ruth tivation. 50 acres good oak timber, seven Handy. miles from Bastings. Above farm will be The Home Missionary society will meet sold cheap, and on very reasonable iterms. al lire home of Mrs. T. Phillipa, Wednes­ For particulars enquire of W. J. Dibble, day the 27th. Everybody Invited to dime Marshall, Mich, or Philo A. Sheldon, Hastings, Mich. to work. ROYAL W oar hiisband and father. Mbs. Jvhw Monr-Kit axd family. W, bmby Under oar doarre Uianta to oar kl,.l friend. Mid nelfbbon. who ua, darlnt tbe rtekrauind death of our husband and son, aikLoauru them Uiat tlialr many kind acta w^l ever be cherished in our memories. Mrs. Ella Shte. J. H. SCTTOX AMP FAMILY. CanflraMd. The favorable Impression produced on tire first appearance of the agreeable liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs a few years ago has beeu more than confirmed by the pleasant experience of *11 who have used Il and the success of tbe proprietors and manufacturers the California Fig Syrup Company. • A Card. Having accepted a position with tbe Michigan Paper Co. at Platawdl. 1 shall be in PrairievUle only Saturday evenings of each week, but shall continue tbe lum­ ber business. Tire yard at Prairieville will be Io charge of G. A. Blackman, at Milo. Martin Woodard, and Geo. Hosier at Cloverdale. Parties wanting prices on building eatimatee can write me at Plain­ well or see me at Prairieville Saturday evenings. Any one desiring to pay their note or aoepupt will find them with G._A. Blackutan. ' Yours truly, qa M. J. Gom. Prairieville, Jan. 6, 1892. Powder - A The trouble that has fur some lime ex­ isted In regard to the Masonic mutual ben­ efit association of Grand Rapids has been adjusted and tbe company will continue to do business, but under the name ot Michi­ gan masonic mutual benefit association. Hereafter the assessments will lie graded— 75 cents for 25, 82 fur 49 and $2.50 fur <10 years of age. All old'members go lnto the new society at the same age as they stor­ ed tbe old one. The insurance is confined to members of the masonic fraternity/ B. IL Rose was called to Rochester, N. Y., tbe 3rd by the death of his brother. Hamilton Rose. He returned homo Sat­ urday after visiting relatives in several other cities In the Empire state. is the only • one made free from lime, alum, and all extraneou s substances, and ABSOLUTELY PURE. It is in every way superior to every similar preparation. Witness : The many friends of A. J. Bowne will regret to learn that lie felt It necessary to decline the office nf president of the Fourth National' bank of Grand. Rapids on account of failing health, and hope to hear soon of his entire recovery. vision, Agricultural Department) show Royal Baking Powcter a creap) of tartar powder superior to all others in leavening strength.— See BULLETIN 13, Ag. Dep., C<iid weather may be made as health­ giving to the soul as to the body. Now is tlie tin)? for your charity to show Itself.’ Good, warm clothing is cheap, these days, and is more than acceptable to ninny poor people. Give generously in goods as well as in money—Indeed, preferably In the former. There is a ninck penury as well as a mock charity, antl.lt Is the duty of all not to discourage either. It Is, therefore, the safest plan to give clothing or goods; they will only be accepted by those who are really needy. There may be some who kre too lazy to work for even necessi­ ties. but these can generally be detected. The following Is clipped from the Mich­ igan City (Ind.) Evening News, concern­ ing a former Hastings boy: Ed. M. Baiiev. ticket clerk for the Mich­ igan Central and L. E.x/t W. roads In this city has accepted a position as clerk in W. F. Woodson's drug store and will assume his new position as soon as his successor In the ticket office can be appointed. Mr. Bailey Is a graduate in pharmacy and Mr. Woodson Is fortunate In securing his ser­ vices. He is an excellent young man and proved himself a valuable employee of the Michigan Central. Here's a clever device: Put some heat­ ed olive oil Into a small bottle, drop in a -piece of phosphorus, cork It up securely and put In a safe place. Any time the cork Is removed for a few seconds and then replaced a powerful light will l>e given nut by tlie bottle, which will last several minutes, and be again renewed at any moment by pulling out the cork.* A more convenient device for finulng a bouse or number In a street where there are no Hzhta can scarcely be devised, as It will give off its light on the stormiest night, Slid if it gets out of order can always be 'got into shape again by aid of a little warmth. The mixture once prepared will last for some weeks with but a reasonable amount of care. In a recent lecture. Dr. Kellogg, of the Battle Creek sanitarium, cammends cold air as one of the best of tonics. It is so indeed, and If many of those who now court grip and its kindred ills by crouch­ ing over .registers or around hot stoves would wrap up well and try a little out­ door walking, the doctors and undertakers would be less op titant. Few people stop to think what a great loss of health, as well as of pleasure. Is occasioned by our open winters. Good sleighing and good skating means good health to many, par­ ticularly girls. who have no desire for n gootl hour’s rapid walking In the healthy air of a frosty day. Don’t be afraid of cold air; you are no more- likely to colds out ot doors than in. Ride it you can, but walk If you can do nothing better. A writer on the subject of humane treat­ ment of animals calls attention U» the In­ Chas. Bldlenun lost a cant-hook be­ jurious effect of cold-Irou bits on horses. tween Ford's hotel and M. C. depot Tues­ He points out that the horse is an animal day last. Finder will be suitably reward­ ot nervous organization. Its mnuth Is ed by returning tbe same. formed of dellcatr glands and tissues: the Bcm to Mr. and Mrs. Kep Sillsbee temperature of Its blood is tbe same ns In Thursday morning last, a daughter. Kep a human being, and as In man the mouth holds his head about a foot higher than Is tbe warmest part of the body. If any one would realize the effect of a cold bit Asual and steps about three feet farther. in the mouth of a borne on a frosty morn­ Philip Barber, of Creasy, sent A. Black ing let him try.lhe contact of a pleee ot «t Son $0.25. which had been collected In Iron at temperature below freezing point that school district. If every township on bls tongue.-^-The effect on the horse Is would do as well the balance would soon not momentary. Fuod eaten subsequently be paid. . Is masticated with/ difficulty, and tlie A scientific Journal states that a little, repetition of the Irritation day after day sugar put ou the hands with soap will’ causes a loss of appetite. Many a horse greatly incn-ase its lather and cleansing has become worthless from no other cause power, and will also remove dirt, chemical than this., stains etc. Cbnr^h and *ocl»»iy. The society connected with Emmannel church will be entertained Thursday. Jan. 29 by Mndzmwt Clara Allen. Riker. C. Huffman, Dlckrrtnan, Upjohn. Waldurf, Pun dentist and W»gn<*r. b’upper at so­ ciety r jonut from five until seven. AU are cordially invited to attend. DEFECTIVE PETITIONS. 3 hey Detest Local OpUon. The supervisors were convened in special session Thursday to consider the question of local option. All the super­ visors were prepared to vote in favor ot submitting the question of prohibiting the sale of liquor In the county, provided the petitions, which contained over 400 more names than were necessary, were In proper form. The petitions were, on motion, referred to Prosecuting Attorney Lowden and P. T. Colgrove. Both gentlemen made'a careful study of the law and an equally careful study of the petitions. Each pre­ pared and read to the supervisors his ' opinion of tlie matter. While the opinions were not the same In all points, both agreed that a sufficient number of tlyi peti­ tions did not comply with the law to de­ feat the submission of the question. It will lie remembered that tbe original local option law was very simple in Its de­ tails. That law was declared unconstutlonal. Tho new law. In order to get around the objections of the court of last resort, was compelled to be very technical, bi short It ta so full of technicalities that the proverbial Philadelphia lawyer would have a tough time to keep within Its pro­ visions, and the prouablilty Is strong that no two Philadelphia lawyers would agree as to what it does require. It Is too late now to expect to learn something by experience, But the next time the direction of the circulation of peti­ tions should be with a committee of three men ,and they should get all the affidavits to the petitions, and to make assurance doubly sure, before the petitions are ever handed In to the county cleric, they should be submitted to an attorney for a thorough and exhaustive examination, to see that they comply with tire law. We understand this latter conrsu was taken in Eaton county. In Calhoun the canvassers did the same aa in Barry, In many cases made the wrong affidavit. Where the poll list Is attached to the peti­ tion one form of affidavit Is required; where the poll list is not attached an en­ tirely different affidavit is required. The canvassers made the wrong kind nf affida­ vits. which defeated submission In Calhoun as In Barry county. The many friends of blent. A. D. Niskeen will be pleased to learn that In military life he Is earning the same high reputation he won as a commander of Hastings division. As a lieutenant in the regular army, he Is required at certain In­ tervals to report to Washington what stud­ ies he Is pursuing and what progress mnkidg. This repdrt is handed to Ids captain, | who endorses Its contents by merely writ­ ing bls name thereon. And it Is very un­ usual for that officer to say anything In bis endorsement, Unless he deems Ills subordi­ nate especially! dew-rvlng. Army officers are nut given to “taffylng." The very re­ verse Is true; that armv officers usually do hot give praise, for the reason that they want an officer’s record to lie the baste fur whatever rewards may be given. But Lieut Niskeni’s captain. CapL J". N. Coe. departed from the usual custom, and wrote the following endorscinent upon his report, nnd then It was forwarded to Washington:.. Lieut Ntekern Is a studious, painstaking. ’ prugTexBivw Officer, who possesses to3gre.it • degree tbtme ludraenbabtu qualities otj presence._h»aniwr and demeanor so liter*- : wry tu mrecess as a commander, instructor I and disciplinarian of men." Signed - J. j N. Coe, Capt 20th Infantry, commanding Cu. IL* | If yon desire the patronage of home peo­ ple be sure that you dispense your patron­ age among them. .It takes gall for a person who Is depending upon his town or rite surrounding country for a living, to go elsewhere fur what be desires to use for himself. If the farmer, for Instance, det Sires a k<xm1 home market for his produce, he should show hit appreciation by patron­ izing tbe merchants who make that market possible. Every dollar spent at home helps some one w? are interested in. main­ tains our interest! and adds indirectly to tbe value ot property: If spent In a large city It builds there to the detriment of home. There must ire reciprocity among us if we proper. Custom Sawing, I will start tip my mill to do custom saw­ ing Saturday. January 16tb. This season 1 wiil saw 4 ft. pickets fur $2 25 per M, ami 4J{ ft. pickets for 93.50 per M. You can bring the Huber In lengths of two, three or four cuts to the log. I will also pay cash for a lot of good log*. Cut all rough white oak timber into tie logs. Anyone having larger logs than they can handle, 1 will handle them for you. J. L. Wilkies, Agt The United States Government tests (Chemical Di­ 1 find the Royal Baking Powder far superior to the others. It is pure, contains none but wholesome in­ gredients, is of 23 per cent, greater strength. F. X. Valale, M. D., i z’.yst, Dcmidion of Canada, P 599­ tr is perfectly healthful, and I find ttic Royal Baking Powder superior to ail the others in every respect. It is purest and strongest Walter S. Haines, M. D.. Prof. Chemistry Rush Medical College, Consulting Chemist Chicago Board of Health, cjrt I have found the constituents of Royal Baking Pow­ der to be of a high degree of purityl free from adul­ teration or admixture of deleterious substances. J. W. Mallet, Ph. D., F. R. S , Prof, of Chemistry, University of Virginia. free from every dcletenouB substance; purest in quality and highest in strengib of any baking powder of which I have knowledge. Wm. McMURTRIE, E. M., Ph. D.f Late Chief Chemist Agricultur^ Department. The Royal Baking Pdwuer is absoffl _ is undoubtedly the purest and most reliable baking powder offered to the public. Henry a. Mott, Ph. D., You need! Any clothing! ISITaeuit! Can’t, duplicate that line at $18,50. They’re the $18 lot—the quarter off sale tells the story. Per­ haps that $9,00 suit will do—their price a month ago was $12, and big bajgains then. Some nice suite cheaper yet, and “just your size.” IS IT an overcoat! Don't imagine we’re all sold out. And prices—it wop’t take many $$$ us that way you want. Can’t catch IS IT a suit or overcoat for the boy! If he is the beet world you will want one of those $6,00 suite (the $8.00 kind a month ag Everybody says that they are very nice and cheap. But that line $3.75(5,00 kind) are interesting also. Very likely you would have pay $7,00 elsewhere for a suit not any better. Might say the same about the overcoats. IS IT a hat, a shirt, necktie, collars, hose or suspenders! little necessaries of life that a few dollars will buy a year's supply, and if you get them this month you save 25 cents on each $1.00. Save quarters, three of them as useful this month *---- '—"■ ‘------ CLOTHING row MSN. roR uova -*’] Late Chemist (or U. S. Governmea. �Hastings Banner- [WAB ThurfdAv, Jan- 21. 1892- 18MPENDING Official* at the Capital Admit the Momentous Fact. COOK BROS.. Prcprwtora- BLAIKE LC8UG H0EE8 OF PZAOE, Sts swat, n>»»>---------------- ----------- ---, Patton reported favorably tha P”***” Hll .■< ec-ngr—<'l“<-y11 ,ro,ldln« fee two mor. Jo«U« tajjo r^rtolcUlout Kyi. <<-Sooth arncuoracoi. — marriage and divorce law. A bill was «W.O» tor . publlo buBding M Hoboken- N. J, mol »ftrr put­ log . tw tuber btlt. rbe torn, mljoaroed. Portentous Proportion! In tbe boo- lb. t-ommlltte on totrecure .nil foreign eotnmmw ~ S<’eo le.ee 10 «U AurilWtbe —loo, ot Um 14 r pun. W.tsniXOTON, Jan. 19---A rumor was fa boo>-. t» ••• the rtrer, imd b^bttr, commBWe. Remlotlmi. »er. Mtreetl toMU> and al! circulation here at midnight that tbe Imt tor fntorm«'l«n m to bow much our United State# crulter Yorktown had been trmle «Ub Porto Klro .ml Brndl b*<lJ?fired upon in the harbor at Valparaiso by creued u » rcult ot m-lprocllr. tutd Mlcthe Chilian#. The startling rumor caused 108 Srt-rrtw F<»>«r If •» m>1 the 4} J per cent#, became due he hod in the Penowocd all over the World. ( great excitement for n while, and there mry enough mopey to pay theta, and K®nO.” T22,k.™'. .nd Like no uber-.., . . «»if«X ___ i_»_ .u..w1>.ti.in f# tht*re .a milch W»0 —— —. * u> ««<-rt«fn - B lh«« ;, u so, why he custiuued them. Holmnn w «n>a in IL whe"th” n°r’ w“ olTeretl . rtrttlutitm M^n“ reported to Secretary Tracy ho treated >t bountfr. In moMj. public lm.14 very lightly, and was dl"*x*ed to ridi­ or any indorsement, nnd declaring that no ------ --------- ------------------------------- ?-------------- money not absolutely necrasnry should be cule jt. ■ PROBATE ORDER- \ appropriated by congress, and demanded tbe previous question which was carried, W.UHWGTOS, Jan. W.-The cloud, Alliance members voting no, because they e,AL.t^ i£Zrv holdto at tie* Trobate nmc<’. f^iheVitv «»t H#»tino. hl *ald county.on Toes­ which, a * rek ago, wan no larger than a wanted debate. Holman (Urn agreed to ill i£ int“« iJjJiwr. >• »• man’s hand, now* eurslopsthe war aud two hours' debate, and the house ad­ A ■f~Hrtfeh.nx.h- journed. —____ _ \V. Arniiironv. J® WAMIIXOTON, Jun. 15.—In the senate Probate- ' . , w^inittmi j tamp over offidafa in those two departWmts. •rb.r They are lew reticent. Tb.rtenl. The events ycntenlay Cullom, by request. Introduced a rt fa-* — ta.rttk-'bi .nd •J,"«'S„^l2jdd“l..'l?l w f“l ‘■’t’ have h*” stirred ,lirr”1 them *T ? P' bill requiring railways to equip care with uf 11>« the past few days up, . . a »inl ..a pertbun* .ItmaalrtV JS.'ta !£■?!.rt'-u^lJdmmrtd >■>-. the eontlnuej dtata automatic couplers nnd brake#. A bill to ESSr“- n.rti««w t» “|?.! id iif bwllUtr hostility by by Chili Chili wmidioor towards our milort sailor# give die Colorado School of Mines a sum S3 JSlKWXt»' »« ■*J‘C ."'I ■>«<«• ft" cb.nxrtf th. frt-llnx ot for- per annum not>greater than 112,000, Col may be xronted to Vo>nrv w. Fsrris. the ***m’.'r iIteorance ——««/m. ».-» to nnw one <rf of enntemot contempt for I heir petty erado to do the same, was parsed. A few tor’ named In *ald w*‘* or 10 some in&ults.' On all hands the feeling that war other bill# were paasrd. an executive ses­ CMMwdor. sion held, and the M-nnto adjourned. In tbe house pending debate on Holheartnit of raid. Romany, chief of thq bureau of navigation, niau'b economy resolution bills were In­ very positive but extremely conserviitive troduced repealing the non-legal tender clause ot the silver ,-u-t of 1HU0, andgijiDg om-r. -Id r-.rnl.r -or»iW estst#; #rr reiiuJrrti m .ji>mar totally blind pensioners tUX) per month. “It looks warlike this morning." Holman’s resolution then came up aud S^ll—er m.r w biulllnit artlrltr. Bun-.ii odlem «ur« was defatted far the rest ot the day, Dem­ »> ,b- conilMt^l BKlug.U dM. A numlw of ocrats, except. Owen# of Ohio, supporting, Republicans opposing.» Holman renderey of said petition »nd the hearing cunlrnctota who are building government and ttiereof by wi-lng a ropy of Hit# order to be vesM,is wens jtl consultation with the sec* finally moved to Mop the debate, as he was thinking of moving a reconsideration of iiatM>r <ir,:»1r<! slid clr’tiist'-o . fP the demand tor tho prevlou# question. Tweek successive Hlnlna Trace. Illnlna De»i>ulr»of Despairs of Feaer. Iturrv. »n« v in wb »vek for three succe-wlve Secretary Blaine, in the course of con­ Agreed to, and the bouse adjourned. nreVIOUS IO ' S*l'( <fav of liesnoff. werasprenmw* cuasW. ABMtn-uoyn. versation conducted with n friend yester ­ W ashington , Jan. Id.—In the house yesJudge of l‘rot»iteday, left to be infernal that the proloibility l tenlay Holman’s anti-sub#idy and econ­ vUrueeopv-) . of an amicable settlement of the difficulty • omic retolntions were adopted, the first by P*T>ILLS ; Sick-Headache, ■Bilious and Nervous; Diseases. SK a— SuchMDr. DfaLeab. I’rof Gw. ard ot'jets how the latest phase of the quarrel, the . Democrats and Alliance members otir g lunwiiiatvitarrthuntalJiMi b'Ua rohriitu-i^oss insult to Commander Evaju*. of the solidly for the first—with some ItepubhcS*rwMr‘,fa-which | Yorktown, has affected the situation. In ftas—and dividing on the SSetnrilv ana tH-nusneuxly cures catarrh. Washington the feeling of impending war berry of lllinofa Introduced ft bill to proTnonnsila pralte it. 1 Is rapidly assuming the aspect of a evr- vide school* of iqwlling reform nt th# , . ! tainty, os indicated by groupa<f politicians ! World’s fair. New York city, and iu this The bltl>»t praise ha* been B?,n by J'???.?; and citizen# who seriously discuss the, city. i5c'.(X>» fa-ing appropriated for each pmlrJJl’wr“jH e«rt.»< srtfaa •*>Mb*l(JueMion „.! express fadigiwt ion and de- ^heme. This is Uw phonetic spelling question an, all druggist*. Price 25 fients per box* te.U-.;i termitmt ion to maintain >he dignity of tbe school. Bills were introduced to place * country. The prerident’s mo##age to the con- riilt, lumtrer, cotton ties, nails, binding The The strecu In Killmnster bear the names I greiis fa already printed, nnd unless repara- twine and agricultural implement* on the of the lady school teachers in AuSable. XS “h-r" Mr Boho lighted a meth and started iu to explore, while Shidler guxx! outxide ready to shoot if bruin tried 1 carry t ’withjAH rA fl„ tai 1»‘« - Jt* >« ”[ the Rvarcii when suddenly a bear, which anti struca me lu"-“ --- ------- , . 3 torch fell to the fluor and was extinguished. Father didn't wait ** gnt out of tbe cave aa quickly ha iad toh! Shidler what had happrawd- All remained quiet, and after wafting awhile father lighted another torch and went fa again U> shoot tbe bear. He proceeded cautiously, and the moment hfa eyv» fell on the brar hr flrod. but only wounded the ^fAfalAUS ^Hrufa uttered • tremendous growl, and father saw him corning. Quick a* thought father threw down the torch «um! lay fiat on bis face. The liearrushed for tho mouth of the cava, clawing viciously at fathers head ami body as tir A~*dovrr him; bat. Shidler was rea^r foalbe brute, and when be shorad himself at the hqte gave him an ounce of that rettkrd him. Fathe-x’* wounds, tl.ough not serious, wLrv bad enough to lente scare for the reet of fas ' Tbe bear weighed 399 pounds. Next to the sneak thieves who infest pnbllc lllmtrira the worst nuisance » Utafarinn has to encounter Is undoubtedly the reader with a pencil. It I# a sight to watch tbe almwion with which the Individual m.xkre nnoucationMOr other markings upon property which i# In no sense hi#. Tlie 'man who woui«l step ifp L° antAher’# house nnd draw chalk marks ou bis doorstep would be promptly held for trrapruw or mnlicioux mischief. Thure fa very little difference In the case of the vandal who dofiu-re the public's liooka. except that a le­ nient popular Mmtiment permits him to go free • In all well regulated libraries nowaday*, however, alert attvudunUi^xiTcise kcun supervision over the re.vltS'alth a pencil. The moment tbe pencil fa lifted from its vert pocket home the att.-udwt edges up. and if n marginal hlcroglyfiMcl fa attempt­ ed the ^lending reader is politely requeu­ ed to dimfat The second vffenae dfa'nf down a In* polite rebuke, and tbe third time fa out—that fa. the malefactor fa ••bounetd." The habit nnfloubtwlly arises from sheer thoughtlessness, bnt it fa a very nnnoving one. and tbe Iridlvi-Iunl render who "falls into it when perusing hi# own books fa likely to get Into trouble should hr borrow from fastidious friends or visit well regulated public libraries. — Troy Times. - ! ! ate on Wednesday. guardf;’* prohibiting gambling in agriculITtirt iteplj t<> Commander Ev«n*. tural products, nnd to improve the harbor Assistant Secretary Soley was in con- <,f Oconto. WU A report was adopted i „..v .rt,.. »,.v— --------- -- ---------aultat ion with Secretary Tracy for some giving the chairman, or each committee a niatfam tor seven years./and hearing of the ftnd a( t|jO of the interview sent clerk, and the house adjourned to Mou.iuccess of Hibbartl’s ' RheiHuatlc Syrup, for a numberfof chiefs and gave them in- day. concluded to give It ft trial. 1 have tested - Ptructions. Secretary Tracy sent word to ■ — • ’ WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.—Eighteen sena . . .___ _ .... the curative properties of the mineral j prww representatives tbit he bad not tore were present at tbe erasion yesterday, ]I springs without finding relief from that yet sent a reply to Commander Evan# a# or any other source until 1 tried Hibbard's fO (he dtepoitfan of the refugees on the including - Sherman,far the first time aiure , A memorial from tha -----------------------------Y<jrktown He woaJd doM , daring re-elrctton^ Rheumatic Syrup.’which has doiurwonders oraiuwn. nrthe »uuiu ui< vu u.wi.ig ---iy, but hi* reply might not be made League for the Protection of American for me. 1 can now • walk with entire £U. He tMO not yet ucchiv'I iu*t point , «rafM»uwwun cum tblic. He tad not yet decided that point Institutions was .read asking *w« for w a const!-' . frixdom fnkn pain and my gv/ieral health Talk Of Arbitration. ■ t-dtfanal amendment to ' keep church and In very'muca Improved, it is a splendid The report was in circulation again yrs- 'tale thoroughly separate. Tbe house b'11 remedy fur Itbe blood and the debillnted tenlay that the difficulty with Chill wou|d fixing the times and.places for holding do-‘ system. ) Fnut> 11 human. Engineer Water Work*. Big Rapid#. Mich. be settled by arbitration, bnt the adtbor- trict and circuit courts^! the northern dis. Sold by W. LI. Goodyear.Prepared only Ry for It could not tie leanint It is said, trict of Iowa was parsed. A iwfaHon by The Charles Wright Medicine Company however, to be good. The programme fa was , presented asking the state w^art- * said to be to have an outside power—pre-; ment to report on the progress of rcciproc- J Detroit. Mich. (LAUS &OAP, _____ MfgO —) cl ear as can bg. JpV 5o4p Mffde only by J'tX.EllJUMN^G'O. Ch ICAGQ. ask yourTrocir for it CHANCERV MA LE. In imrauamw Mi>d by v.rtur ‘rf™’*’’*’; decree ul tbr etn-alt cairl t'»r the J “ Hany. In Chamvry. tn the »* W TIME TABLE. made and listed Oo lire ninth «fav oi I ' • x i> iwqi ui n r. ria'ii eau»« tnecelu pruning, t herein Du Id K. Cook |« c<unplalnaiit #«• william Znsehnltt. John ^*2''’.'^’ <1’*/ Gottlieb Znnrhniit »n> J’l1 U 11,-rebv given that • at public au U»n to the b‘K’K‘'l Hunrdav. the sixth day of F rbnrnry, A. D- W-at ten o’clock In the •nnwra alit he north front door ot the Court Hotre* tn tbe i <Knlxmszno Lv. County of Barer ami State ot Michigan. <***d [YasttkiouerJ.. Vourt^House bring Uir P1ATO lor bold'ng the clr- Rirlil ruil court for said County «f “*rry) the follow • Crrea Ing described property, to . .... .. Ail those certain plrcr# -«r l nate. Irtng itn«l bring In tin- ( “u?7 and m.iic Side ui Ot «iuiffj Mtciugun,. known ami us ,ma ... dr*! ribrd ,h Chicago, Kalaoaioo & Sagisw (iii’-rtcr of in* row™ wvi«. of tbe eaat twenty-five a<-rm of land ofUand from tbe sideol tue w»«t iractUHiri bxif of nortli ^rS.rt^Mp«tho t-orth «r oortl»*riy Coals Grove I... Woodland ..1... Lanring........ 1Detroit it on!' Stations. c*«l ten acre# f land off #nu from »4e of the south we t qmuter the tootn-wop* quarter i»f sectloi seven: .All lit town four SOL1H. lawth.ranersevcnweu. • ■ Kalamazoo Ar... tata. Mta-J;. Hast Cooper Lv . None do so little for the rcry poor of Rlehtand Junc’t. Circuit C«Mi»t Comnd»<mn*T. Oroaaey;.... New York aa ita very rich. Efficient work­ Barry OoUhty. Mfah. MUo.............. I... ers among the jwor nre at present generally ft Sit TH & COLOknVK. Delton j»..< Solicitors tor Complainant. drawn from the poor tbvmselvi* or from doverdaie. J. .. the middle and profit-ional clara. No one SbutU........... tiou fa'offered ere then will go to the sen- free list; to pension wounded "home need wonder al. thfa. Effectual charity KAnuros-.-L-.ivork and the requirement# ofmodern so­ ciety do not easily cvnaort. A very small Coat* Grove J... Woodland ...... proportion of thuM? who prmsraa enormous wealth In the city suliacrihe liberally to Its various charities: comparatively few can bo counted on for a ready support In any properly conducted connucieu and auu hopeful iwpriui pbllanpoiinir .*^ ■_ __ _________ - - • an() _-k —frW - - er«tUlnretound ■ ■ 111.. ^nrtrt.1 S(>|novernrnl< :«*. 0 nnd fi will not carry passengers uuieas fard with freight train permit*. wi|nMgto fulfil the more difficult, the more right trains will be run at thcxranvrnlence neersaary duty of gaining personal knowl* c <tm»nv. «bo reserve the rtafic to change -----the l line of such tr.-.'.ns without notice. __„r edge of the niHih nnd wrongs of the poor F Bnn. Gen'I Managrr. wmvm * u vwaj «• • — »-•• through personal study ot their idtuation throe a C. Pottxr. Gen’l P. A T. Ast. and friendly intercourse with themselves. 5H0KE ED.POWER.rgB ALWAYS THE SAflE tcry such attention., attention,, such knowledge. i1 any knowledge, ore not likely to be given by the very rich, To win fortune today implies a singleness of purpose, a concentration of all the fnculties of the man to the doing of one thing, The very rich num must 1» a very busy J!2 ALWAYS THE BEST 5C- CKiflR Michigan Central ‘•nil A’w«ra F<UU SooLt:t ft txtlots. IN THE ■umnbly England—offer her services a» ar-, ity nnd. Its affect tew fes i^8** so far. After on execti- . man If he would make large . five region Ihu senate adjourned. . I large sum# of money.—Dr. W. S. Raina,n lhe hou“®«*>luUo‘* was *4opUd ford in Harper’s Weekly. WHAT-THE STATESMEN THINK. ' cfrt!lng on u.e treasury for an accounting j ------------------------------No Itedlr^i W.„- ftptrit. Hot Willing l4» 1 of the approprfatkms in aid of theWorfa’# A Frw.t mtte. tfo«. Statioas. MHl Ike Emergency. fair; Tb* IU••n*'rU, “f lh* Lragtwfor Pro-1 A bhten membrr ncr4.r entirely reMORTGAGE SALK. WintwcT fX fan 10 Tha . faction of American Institutions a*, to a , rovcrs There fa n gentleman in this .city J!;?™ , 7T *, non*ecta«Un amendment to the constitu- who elevrn „ h;yl bl> On the rnh dayot M#». A D. i»0. Hdoens D. liABTlHOa... Mr. S. E. Cannlchw-l, a prominent cltb I n ben on a lung ride In Dakota, zen of Henrietta. Texas writes: -‘1 wish ; peurileyxction of the Chilian minister of t|ou WBa panted. During the session I j Gfl.l.MAN. Local Agent, HmUm;*. to tell you what Specific li.ts done । foreign affair# in connection with lhe refn- Mills entered xunl took hfa scat. Simpson Hfe’dldnut know' there was anything lhe IfaMinpi. oum G.P AT. A.. Chicago. Ml.'ble.n a for my wife. Several years ago there ap- gees on board the Yorktown and the splr- ‘ of Kansas introduced a bill to repeal the mntfer hfa nrac until he entered a liesred a splotch 011 the comer of her ntwe ited reply ot Commander Evan# at that ! law tlrnt make# the gold dollar the unit of house, and tbe people began to tell him block eighteen U») In • be eastern addition to the wliich gradually Increased in sire, and bo-1 vessel, was the subject of much comment v*,ue? rhe.b‘V, t'» Bent rally n^ufate the wbat to do for it; then he went out and village, nowdtv.of Hastings, county ot itarry ai d Mat" of Mlciitpin. according to recorded came .quite painful; on washing her face rt.^aa.iL.n rt# manta, nf rtrtnm-.a congr~ v«.t.»i»a- printing ann <u«ni»uin>n oi puuiic uocu- J- • »' Hastings. • - Mich. waH wad and discussed, and thought it wits . ufficlt-utly thawed out to plat thereof. Said mortgage was. on tbe L'lM It would frequently bleed. The doctors WhilH it cannot bo said with al>soltitr . w hile it cannot be snia w ith atMolute ... ., , called it cancer, and advised that.lt be-re- truth that there fa a war spirit prevailing lbe bou* *d^oorur<1' . ' Lbeuw-ful But he won in too great a burry I moved by the kulfe or burning, stating that .among congrc#«iiit-n, it fa certain that . APITAL $75,000.00 | and did not give It snow enough, ami in the th* #fatenf Michigan, In liber thirty four (34) ol inortcsKvaou p*ge one hundr.-d and eighty neven MASONS IN A TRAIN WRECK. " JSS1.’?" 'V , , SiTB Item (.nd .iu indml-number j SUEPLIS r.ooo.oo. course _f an hour bis noae was the size of a (IftT* re.uM-d w terr I.ent or burned, bn. ,t .he • , m'„nbc„ c,^,rr.u„ .h.u- । u. I t - - -■ — - U<, »I., rtf ’ goo»e egg nnd aa red aa a turkey gobbler's of member# usually conservative in their ' ume U«. I. <«,ll..ued » n" «»J views .(.w. and actions) .riioue, will win not hesitate in ,o«. ncorporated under the law# of tbe tMxt< of prolxwcfa. * to vote Newton, which twml awfgn.ireut was oh lhe Jlst After. Umo,he «'..menee.lukln«S. I,ww „-« u me tbe niumuon ,ltn,tte„ auca doe. noi not improve. Improve. Micbtgan. I Before be guv got ii it pr>-acnuioic pr>-scntabie for good "uno­ u M ' lor war uciure ur ivrguM *• D. !»’. duly recorded In h.‘ S.. whieh uri ® entire cure. She There is unanimous feellhg- in.favor of do. b ilW ii j ftT(*t't«Ml *"eclw “”r® C' ,re- She ciety he hnd so much trouble with it that dNyofMajn ____________________________ _ ______ K______ ; Sparta —, Wfa.,. .’nn. . IK. —The — regular „------— '.t .t register's "filer, tn boer thirty six .38) of mortinwd half a dozen #mall sized bottles. We1 Open for bturtnew Dec. IS. trail. । Ing what is best to maintain the dignity of southbound pamt-nger train that left thfa be wished hr had ... Iwcn born with no more both think there fa no medicine in the ' the United State.________________________ ; city over the Viroqua branch of the ChiLhan a monkey. But that wo# only A. I). HWL assumed by arid Henry L Newton to world that will equal Swift's Specific, and Apalogtaeor Ftght. Say. C-mm tag.. Milwaukee and St. I>aul railway “* ‘inning of bis tale of woe. £v«? Siuart, Knappen & Weaver, which raid luudgiiwe would like for all sufU(jirs to know the Cummings, of New kork, said yester- ’ ' winter, w th tbe first few cold days, hfa meat was on IbeZHh day ot Mav. A. D. I*»>. D. G. Robinson, President; Chester Meater. Vie*. Pres. benefit she lias received from it." day; **1 am in favor of war if Chili refuses ° , nose turns red and -welh. He ha. tried duly recorded to said register’s office, tn liber S. S. S. cures blowl diseases of thfa to apologize and pay tin indemnity to Lwo miles below Wratby, a small ftt*tion evcry, -ing on lhe now. Irtit-thnt useful thirtulx of mortgages, on page one hundred D. W. Reynolds, Caxbicr. and sixty nine .tai). character by forcing out the JMJlSOtlOU# tliose people .... - -> - -------— — »• Tlie ■ urKnu ire in on ...... the evidence." Congress-., eighteen miles -------south — of this city. organ |i:u< nrvrr neverivrgvcicu forgotten «,the ill vrroiinvTn treatment DP-gcrOKS: Default baa brau made In the condition of .. . r_ . v --------------------------------.. . .. _-5 gums and the pofaon also. A valuable man Morse said he thought ChiU was too irnggage car nnd one passenger conch it received, and remind# him of it with raid mortgage. There l« now due and unpaid W. H. Powers. Dan W. Reynolds. book on bbMid and akin diseases will 411‘be small Binnll game for the United States; besides, besidrA, loaded with dehuatca delegate* returning from the ' everr St. Loufa Globe oa said mortpig" <«'* hundn d and fifty tour every ndrent advent of of front frost.— —St. Louis Globe K. B. Messer. D. G. Robinson, dollars and thirty eight cent# for principal nulled to all applicants free. Address, she was poor and fast emerged from Masonic dedicatory ceremonies in this city Democrat. thereof and intenwt thereon No procxdUigs Chester Mester. John C&rvetb, Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. revolution. He quotaF General Grant's wore burled down a twenty-foot embank al law uriuequity h>ve been tnst’tutrd to re­ P. T. Colgrove. cover said »uut ol money, or any part thereof. Killing a Bull Without a Weapon. words, “Ixt us have peace," and favored ment and- fifteen of the passengers re­ Notice 1# hereby given, that by virtue ot the A. J. Sehm of Big Rapid# has put In hi# arbitration and to bide our time for celved injuriea. The wreck took fire, but Cayetano, the famous Spanish torero, power ot sale contained in said mortgage, and Interest paid no time deposits and a genera] reparation and justice. 1 , ’by ”the superhuman * ~ ‘ of "the rracuent oner wn.H strolling uercaa a meadow with n In pur-u-uweof the statute Iu such case made Ranking spare momenta building a pipe organ. effort# Rnslnr«<TransarteO_________ _____ Catching*' View of the Situation. : everybody was removed from tha. burn­ couple of friends when their attention was and provided, the premises abov- amt In said described, ur so much thereof aa may General Catchings raid that he had been Ing cars before the flames reached tqcm. attrncUvl by au old nnd infuriated bull mortgage To overcome the msrkv «»f age. #11 who .have be nrcrasarv, will be sold at public vendue to busily engaged in the consideration of Following is a list of thueo moat serious­ which was galloping toward them with lhe highest bidder, at the qpifth (roi.t done at grey tirard* should u*e Buck'nxLa n’s Dye for tfks whiskers, tin cleanest and best dje made other matters, and hail not kept up on ly Injured, none of whom fa fatally hurt: lowernl head and erect toll. Cayetano had the court hottar. In the city of llaallngv. Harry Chilian matters. If the president in his M. A. Rawsou, \ Iroqun, scalp wound; nn January* wd. — weapon, ww uot« even «-v«m a « race, but tn.he seized « n county. MlehHtan. that being ib« place ot holdfor en.'orttjg black or brown. message, after having digrated the corre­ .MIm Olenen, Viroqua, head and neck bntfa- | dustcout which one of hfa friends was car­ Itg the Circuit Court for said county.) on tbe UjKJriTTMTETr. nrd day of Jennary. A. D HAL al to o’clock ot i no or S’ ........ spondence, was of the opinion that war There have been forty fine residences should be declared, the house would sup­ ed; A. W. Ikrnett, Tomah, badly cut, kr.ee tying over hfa arm. As soon us the bull the fureuixm of said <1*5. to »alfafv the amount then due on said mortmuie, together with all erected In Menominee within the past year. port him; that was .the temper of tho injured; Mrs. L. C. Boyle, Viroqua, Injur- , got close to them. Cnyetnno bado hfa corn­ legal coat*. Ihelndli.g the attorney*! fee of Kenton ed about head; Mrs. O. B. Wyman Vlro- ' panions make their escape while he enfttleen dollars, provided tn said mortgage and Trcumwirs cuuuell I# considering the house on the subject. If the condition of qua, bend and arm injured; MtatP. Han- , gaged the animal’s attention. Using the by the M. tute thereto pertaining. Dated October ST th. far I. question uf larger mid better water works. affairs warranted rewri to arbitration the son, Viroqua, nervous prostration; F. M. cant nsn enpn. he drove the hall craxy with governjnent would doubtlera listen to the Towner, Viroqua, injured internally; Mrs. I fury.stepping aside with the deftest agility WlLlJAM J. RtVAWT, The I’l-ntiac Unjoin club Is making offer of a friendly nation, hut there are1 Julia Pulver, Viroqua, injured about j at each of the animal's charges. In this tome^hfaff' that cannot be submitted to elabutate preparatloiw for its annual ban­ arliitration ~ hlp"’ nTO1 bruit*11; A. J. Moe,mail clerk, ! manner he canard tbe bull to turn sharply t ompririrr th* firm of Stuart, Knappeo & St L e. Injured in hip anti ride; William Byer, ! in tbr mufat of ita onward rushes, until Vraw.,x»i»lrnee# of mortgage. ♦ Week days.•Everyday. <Exerpt Saturday. quet which uccurs Keto. 13. . ol the controversy with Chill STVArir. ATCnappkn, »« a. m. baa through chair car to Chicago. ,, '' ., .’ zr \ । Cashton, injured internally, bruised on finally an ominous crack was heard and Attorneys for arafaneea of mortgage. No extra charge for seats. Prt J: head; Mrs. C. M. Culver, Caahton, internal • the bull fell In a heap, with Ita backbooe 12 JR p. m. nuu through to Chicago tclid with dent With wound; Witgntr buffet car; seal# B0 cents. t!!± ‘■ lnlurie’’ 8caIrP«"'r ™l.F. Kogers, *•express broken by the sudden wrench given by the 5:1T p. tn haa through tree chair car to Manlsfor .-liihlreii •“•‘tahig It ■m»Uk» «>« softe.s the gums, xfajs uh cfiti_____ _ cplle. tutjl <tie twq remedy for dtarrha*#. into tne controversy if the matter is I 11 ;Ma nt. la solid train with Wagner patace ■ Twenty nve cei l.nImUle. Sola by alldrugxois afaeping ear through to Chicagobrought forward In the house. “PatriotFearful Bavages of the Grip. Utt o*iKt«o>t ii.r wurul. 13.-80 p, art. to Indlanaixdt* wly. "ol_ poliUc*~~ ’’ ’— ’IU of) G1AX*aF LU,dan. N. Y., grip Gjto. DbHavbx., --------------—— ■ - _ ~ ** the ul motto uLi.irrALUi, , a x., to.—Jan. The Iff-The grip A new form of draping the glara panel Gen'l Paas. Agrnt. The Grand Rapid, ll^mn’s g^ig. ^^^0^ £ ta ,e"ful ,o northprn »•* tn the front door is n detintion from the ueiniavuroi war or against iL Interest ' v , .. -------------J on tian tm vote, t«» have have a a snmnier summer m< n>. eting sri..^ is - gaining as Wednesday approaches, «• ‘uterest York. In 9,le smn villa ... 6® °.f Cambridge ___ tkm voted to .aimpie muslin narii curtains. Presume for I ^°T k’ ln Aug. U-lff at which time S50.000 in‘bursts Wednesday is the day the correspondence ■ elghl Pr,,n,UU:Qt citixena were lying dead that the glora panel la fifteen inches wide. U will he offered. fa the Chilian Imbroglio fa expected at the ! ^,<m# l‘m®- W«wtsburgh has fifty caw Down the center, for a apace of iilroat six TAKE; Ticonderoga, Fort Edward, Incht* wide, h a silk network in n m«ab ra Arehio -McMillan left his home in Flint Capitol. “We may make history on that day," said a member of the house, and the i Sand>’ are? also contend Ing agninnt Mr aa a quarter of a dollar. On each aide about aytar ago to teach school bi Stanton, significance of his remark fa understood I , * than 250 well-known of this inn length of silk drapery four or FTmjp. renti. No trace of him can lie found and and felt by a number cf other members /!?“?,of nor9**n.New York have died five luchra wlda Thia scheme is varied foul play Is suspected. by nrrnuging the network In other forma, who cunaider the situation one of extreme disease this winter, iu ewe stripe* or diagcnala. — Philadelphia ---- -. Sr nan* Inn In IB. r... A grniiM at Camden who dabbles in me.- E*^TllyVphoUterer. ehttntcs h is made an engine, has n private Two *HI«d sod Twenty Wounded. DXXVKB, Jan. 18.—A startling dfacloenre •wetric plant, constructed by himself, and BliAISKKD, Minn., Jan. Iff—A train has come to Ugltt concerning the Gravst I# now malting a .wind mdl. ■truck a broken rail seven miles from here ' ca.*«j. Several nights ngo •Evwy A nobleman who wn# dtting on the hill­ man while t:«a.® »ttirouRb to Detroit with parloside with hfa shepherd olinerved the sheep MB. • reposing la the coldot situathxi, and raid through parlor car to Detroit; t». «ULi.t. MU*. Unm r< to turn. -John, If 1 were a sheep I would The Adrian Boom company will proceed immediately to plat 3-10 acres of land. bitrator. WMAT.TMF qtatfqmfn THINK Hastings City Ba*.'k, CHICAGO & WEST V MICHIGAN Ry. / DO YOU i CDonough t delay IKEMPS [BALSAM the manager ot the th* time have made affidavit* to that trfWallock, of Minima j>- * baa boas rahrad by lwn«^«rp,yvwonl<l tavtafimUkw- HETROIT, LANSING & NORTHERN �Wt DE ATH VERY BUSY BROWER BOLTS THE TRACES. HISTORY OI A WEEK. the barn twenty minutes before the fire was discovered and is miming. Twenty-eeven cent were wrecked a shert distance east of Bainbridge, O., and the engineer, W. W. Cochran, is mixaing. Harry Ruse, fireman, was killed. The Psbst bank, of which Senator Saw­ yer nnd Captain Frederick Pabst nw,the principal stockholders, has hern organiaad at Milwaukee with a capltal of fl,(00,000. Elwo rxl S. Peffer, son of the Kansas sen­ ator, baa resigned the aNaociate editorship of the American Non-Conformist at ludianapolis^.because the paper has become a non-union office. Hon. Ben L. Pate was hit on the bead with a atone in the bands of Dump San­ ders, colored, at Little Rock, Ark. Pate will die. A posse is hunting for Sanders, and he will be lyuehed if caught Dr. Keeley says a 4-grain araafetidn pill Det, Moines, Jan. 15.—The senate was taken four times a day fs.a sure cure for the scene yesterday of two surprises. The the grip. first wax when Lieutenant Governor PoyThe hotwie of Father Sullivan, a priest at ner announced that hereafter he would' HPWjFiu^t Gilmore City, la., waa robbed of KW by rule that a majority of nenntors voting PtetrilMtSioe MANNING AND 8IME0NI PAES AWAY was all that was necessary to elect officers. maakcxl men. A nervy thief stole a wagon load of The second came later. All but three seniv- goods at Chicago belonging to the United fwofimlnent Prelate* of tho Homan Cath­ fora were present aud the ahsenU-ea were States Exprera company. olic Church Die on the Same Day ns not Republicans. A vote was taken for Frank Ia Forlow, an attorney of Defi­ chief clerk, and it resulted: Cliff, Repub­ ance, O., has been arrcstNl for forging his Prince Albert »V!cto Half- lican, 24 votes, Engle voting for Kennedy, grandfather's name for <7,000. • Democrats not voting. Poyner ordered The will of Mrs. Mary Macrae Stuart, of the names of -eleven Democrats to be New York, donates more than 14,10',000 to called, nnd then announced that Cliff was elected. Shields, Democrat, said that he institutions of learning nnd clia'.ities. A six-daye-go-us-you-please walking London, Jan. 15.—The “meteor flag of would at some future time file a protest ‘ rted at Kansas City with all A Surprise on the Other Side. Both tho method and rtfiulti when England” was at half-mast all over the The funeral of Prince Albert Victor will jtriauic" chestnuts Jn the The roll was then called for the election the old world yesterday wherever the telegraph Syrup <of Figs ia taken; it iapleasant take place Wednesday. seerctary, Tho Demou«no- • line. could flash the news that Prince Albert of a first assistant secretary, and refreshing to the taste, and acts Sir Edwin Arnold, the British poet and Keener & Pike, grain dealers of MeredoVictor was deed. When the solemn toll­ ends voted for W. F. Conkling, the Hepublicans for L. F. Armstrong, aud Engle sla, Ills., have failed, with liabilities of author has been ill with the grip at Philing of the groat bells in SL Paul’s cathe­ delpbio, but is better. voted for Crawford Davis. Before the re- 1125, “ •(XX); “*" assets * considerably 'J—' ’— lew*than ’— •that u“' Statistics show that ona in four hu a dral were heard yesterday morning, they Speaker Crisp is surely but slowly recov­ tem effectually, dispels colds, hadsuit was announced Senator Brovyer, who amount. weak or diseased Heart. Tho first symp- conveyed to every ,™ry one ow within wlttta bearing bmrfng of M hrt ,„m voting. .nW. nn.l Ml.l Th. f1nU x,UoluU fc„k o, Monde. r... | ering. It will l-e some days yet before he aches and fevers and cures habitual । their deep-mouthed booming the tact that thftt mtjier t?ian agree to certain comll* bits been closed by t|i» bonk examiner. A can preside in the house. constipation. Svrup of Figs is tbe the duke of . Clarence mid Avondale had I ti ons paid to have lieen made by Engle for shortage of (40,000 is wM to have been disI In Cleburne county, Ala., Harrison then Emothing, swollen ankles, dropsy ’ > Brown, rich and a religious crank, hanged only remedy of ita kind ever pro­ (and dealhj for which Dr. Miles’ New passed away. The bells of SL Paul’a are his support, and to au election of officers covered. < .. ____ . . ■____ ____ -V __ ___ — ik.t w.ii.kt that Iu. nk.ntwwl tvhnn tlw npw I the ...... . . duced, pleaang to the taste and aohimself in the church doorway. might be changed when new I never tolled save on the occasion of the Heart Cure ia a marvelous remedy. Fine One hundred .and thirty yean wax the book on Heart Disease, with wonderful death of an heir to the throne, nnd there­ lieutenant governor-took Ids seat, and see­ reputed age of- Sukey U<UM| Gillie, ™ a colored . The defalcation of M. J. O’Brien, ceptable to the stomach, prompt in cures, FREE at druggists, or address fore no further information was necessary Ing no use in prolonging the deadlock, as woman who died near Demopolis, Ahi., supremo treasurer of the Cathulic Knighta its action and trnly beneficial in its no principle wns involved, he would vote Dr. Miles* Medical Co., Elkhart, Indiana. | America, is ascertained to be 975,1^3.28. effects, prepared only from the most (or the people of London to make them far Conkling. This settled iu All the . last week. There i* a movement on foot in Paris to Without any known cause J. C. Gtas healthy ana agreeable substances, its aware that theduke had finally succumbed. other Democratic nominees were elected, SoldJjy W. H. Goodyear, secure the popular observance of Munday, 1 gw, son nf the preddena of the St. Charles The death took place at 9 a. m. The prince and Brower voted for them alt many excellent qualities commend it and a very strung uoclety has teril formed Car company at SL Louis, shot himself MORTGAGE SALE. waa ixjrn Jan. 8, 1W4. to all and have made it the most Default having been m>uieiu the condition th rough the brtin. brrtin. to further this ccure. ’• II throujfhthe There is some talk thauSenator Brower oi a certain mortgage tnade rad executed By popular remedy known. Dr. Graves han been put into convict , Frank Flint, “ “ Old SUver" the base ball Thomas C. Alverenu and Ahhie L. Alverson, hlii The Duke of Connaught and Stratheran, will move to reconsider the vote by which wife, of Irving. Michlsa-J. to Ike Heixierdlott, Syrup of Figs' is for sale in 50c garb In tbe Colorado peuUentlsry. The catcher, who diol at Chicago last week, of Hasting*. Michigan, dated October twei.ty- ancle of Prince Albert Victor, and per- Cliff was elected and vote'to put into the governor will probably give him lhe time ' was buried at St. Doula Tbe only noted and 11 bottles by all leading drug­ sixth. A. D. IRU, and recorded io the effire ot mnal aid-de-camp to the queen, arrived at office Secretary Parsons, of Linn, tho Judge Rising denied. I player who sent condolence was Kelly. the Register of Deeds, for Harry county. Michi­ Democratic nominee. Whether he does or gists. * Any reliable druggist who - ‘. I Nineteen head of valuable homes, ingan, on the nih day of November. A. D. 1882. hi Portsmouth at noon from Osborne; He not it is quite certain that about the first may not have it on hand will pro-, liberziot mortgaxe*. on piqtes and M. which traveled in tbe royal yncht Albert and Vic­ Thnrmlny. Jan. 14. 1 eluding several trotter* with records below said mortgage was duly assigned b* the salt! ike toria,, which eiltcred port with the ensign act of the Democrats after Lieutenant Frank Brown wns inaugurated governor 2:30, were burned with E. S. Smith’s livery cure it promptly for any one who Heodcnbott to James Cain-ron, o( Woodland. Governor Bestow is Inaugurated will be to at half most. As the royal yacht got of Maryland. [ stable at Fremont, Neb.. Loss, 130,000; Michigan, by assignment bearing dale the wishes to try it. Do not accept any elect a new secretary. The house held twenty-sixth day of February A. D. IMS. and itwaiu of the flagship Victory the latter’s Two nuns were badly burned in a con“* two sw-sions yesterday, but transacted io substitute. recorded in the office of raid Register of Deeds for Barry County, Michigan, ou the twenty-sixth ensign was lowered to ludf mast, and this business. The inauguration ceremonies vent Are at Montreal. Ir.re Abbas, the new khedivo of Egypt, CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. day of February. A. D. IMS. In liber 23 ot mart­ movement was followrd by all the other will pruliably take place next Wednesday. ...^ h.iH arrived nt Alexandria, and taken his This winter ia raid to be the worst the gages on page 483, and by the said James Cam­ »hijw in the harbor. Tlie Duke of Con­ 8AH fHAMCI8C0. CAL./ I *’«'■ ">lfi Kreftt Oriental pomp. The eron duly assigned to George Preston, of •Has­ naught immediately lauded and took Russian pearauts have had in 100 jyears. L0UI8VILU, KI. M£W tOM. MR / A SWITCH RAIL BREAKS. tings. Ml.-h. by osidgumeut bearing dale the 21st pledged : received him with every demouZanesville. ()., clergymen havee pledged day of November. A. D. I88x and recorded tn s special train at once for SaudriugThrowing the Entire Train from the Italia themselves not to officiate at Sunday funer­ atrntibn of loyalty. the office of said Register of Deeds for HorryPROBATE ORDER. County. Michigan, on the 2!st day of November. Patrick Boyle was to have been hanged State at Michtgra. County of Birry-u, al*. A. D. 1888. In fiber 27 of mortgages on page 4W. At * seMlmi of fhe Probate Court farthtfat Edwardsville, lib., Saturday at 1O.30 Black River Falls. Win., Jan. 19.— The St. James Gnaette in au article and also by the said G- o Preston duly assigned The S. M. York po—rr Mock lnCI.ro-------k.„. a. m.„ A telegram „ reprieving the prisoner County of B-nrrv. holden xt tLe Probate Office, to Daniel Striker. WiHmiu P. Sldn.vm and which is believed to reflect the general Passenger train No. 9, on the Northwest­ In the city of H tstlns*. in raid county, on WedWilliam 11. Haze, tue Albion College Endow feeling, sayn: "It would be sycophancy to ern arid Omaha road, which left Chicago lull.wiwdeem,,rd Lr Ore: total lo-, ,!«>.• „ntll the ad ln«., wu received Ma tbe ne»tny, thelMb «t»y of January, In the year nient Fund Commute--, of Albion. Michigan. I y roo. governor at 10:10. one thousand rishi hundred rad ninety two. assignment bearing date the eleventh day of ray that the hnplera prince watt regarded nt 11:1| o’clock Monday night, was wrecked Present. Charlen W. Armstrong. Judge of Ohio and Rhode Island are the only I It Is stated that ex-Speaker Reed te­ March. A. 1». ISefl, and recorded tn the office of with enthUHiratic devotion—intense per­ Probate. • state* where governors have no veto liuves that neither Harrison nor Blaine will . In the matter of the estate of David the raid Register of Deeds for Barry County, sonal ngnni—by a majority of those over ■ at 9 o’clock yesterday morning at Shep■ »' «“• JV. Michigan, ou the nth day of .March, A. D. iw«. whom bTnXS b..e rufal. W. b.v. <!>. ; power. obtain the Republican nomination and Bowker, deceased. in liber 27 of mortgages ou page Ml beat reason to lielirvv that in the death of ' while running at the rate of fifty mile* an Ou reading mid filing the petition du) v reriUnited State* Minister Lincoln, at Lon- th** the result of that gathering will be on which mortgage tliein Is claimed fieo. of Dvvbt L Morthtand, admlnbaratrator ‘ to be due nt the date oi this notice the sum of the Duke <if Clarence -and Avondale we ; hour. The entire train, except engine and don, ha* been ill with the grip, a mild at- similar to tho one in 1880. of nuto r-ive. pny Ing that hl* final account one thousand, seventy two and 50 loo dollars have lost a promising young princua whose i Itaggngc, 4 1. The thu <tay filed may be heard and allowed, and a left? the sleeper, rail*. "'* ’ ‘ tack, however. I Fire at AQ Sable, Mich., destroyed much and an altornvy fee cf twenty-live dollars of x**!gtimeni duly made. A disastrous boiler explosion occurred at P*>i*rty *n the businera portion of the decree provided for iu raid mortgage, and no untimely taking off would claim our meed bnnkihg loose from the train, left the ■Fhrrrimon it b ordered, that Thursday, the suit or proceedings ut law iutViiig been InsH- of sorrow even without the exceptional roadbed, rolling into the ditch upon its Ironwood. Mich., killing one man nnd In- town- Twenty-five of the principal bmd- ’ It today of February. A. I). I8S2. at ten o'eioek la luted to recover the debt secured by. raid circumstances of the occasion. But ft ia side, the others remaining intact. jtlring Severn! « Ina. new 1. uses were lu,Mran burned, •ntlillhw entailing a loss the forenoon, he ,in«u-nod tor lhe hearing of said mortgage or any part thereof. petition, rad tb.it Ute heirs at lawof saiddeeeaaTbemoro. by virtue of th-’ power the circumstance of the approaching mar­ The number of immigrants arriving- at of about *75,<<M), partly Insured. rd. and all other persons Interested hi raid The Injured are: G. G. Shouer, Chicago, of sale contained in said mortit.-tgr, and riage in which a special pathos lies/’ relate, are required to appear at a session of the barge vflice in New York during 1891 i the statute In surh case made nnd provid' d head and shoulder badly, hurt; E. G. was 430,884. Of these TV,-WO were Ger- 1 raid court, then to ho hoiden nt tbe Probate notice is hereby given that on Fri'iay, the 2»lth tn the • Uy of Hustings, In said eonntv, But if the British public accepts the ’ Fowler Chicago, leg liudiy bruised nnd man*. I Two Indians in the vicinity of Rat r»ffi-rj dayoi February. A. IX. 1«e alien o'clock In nnd show •■aura, if any there be, why the prayer tbe forenoon of raid day. mu the undersigned, event with little real sorrow as to tho hurt about the head; A. Hunt, Chicago, 1 Portage, Minn., wounded a moose nnd the of the tietltloix-r may cot be granted. A»1 In hla annual messmrc to the legislature will sell at public oucthmio the highest toicder, prince himself this cannot be said of his head badly hurt; George W. Little, Chi­ aninjn! turned upon them atfd killed both. it !» further ord- red, that raid peiirloner five al the north front door of the Court House lu the cago, lift leg badly hurt; J. Steward Wal­ Governor Abbett, of New Jersey, rocomto the perInterested in raid ettate,. City of Hastings. .'Barry Comity.. Michigan, mother and the queen. Prince Albert Vic­ Arrangements have been made to obtain Dotted r i>e pendrnry<if raid petition, and the bear­ (that bring tue phue where tlie Circuit tor was, and always has been, Queen Vic­ lace, L.ndon, England, bruised about the mends an additional appropriation for the , specimens of the best fish produced |n In­ of Ing j hbreof by earning a copy’ of this order to be Court for Barry County Is holdeii)>.the premisra toria's favorite grandson, aud his untime­ head; E. G. Schultz, St. Paul, scalp wound World’s fair ; diann and exhibit Xucm at the Columbian t mulshed In tbe Hastingk BA.-.xnuanewsdescribes in said mortgage, or so much thereof ly death was a most lievere blow to her. nn<l shnrp cuts about the face; II. II. Samuel Sfchel. a New York salesman, naprr|prtnted and eheuiated in raid Ooniy of as may be necessary to pay the amount due on B-rry onre lu each arek for three suetessBre said mortgage, with seven per ceut. Interest The prince wns always weak physically, WilliK,*Boeton, Matra., cut on head nnd having been informed that he would .I Drayton. Ont., ia in great excitement weeks preriutu to raid day nfikarii^. "" therein, and all legal eons, together with an and this doubtless was lx.-cau.se be was a twlly hurt; Harvey II. Bell, of Philadel­ eventually lose hlreyesight, ended his life CiiABLU W. ATtMMTBONO. . ( over the abduction of Jane Smith, an 11attorney fee el ttfenty.flve dollars as provide! with a bullet in his brain. phia, considerably hurt internally, but Judge of Probate. therein, the premises being desrribed In said a •‘seven months” child. It is now recalled year-old girl, who was carried away by two mortgage as all that certain/piece or parcel of that while thePrincera cf Wales was skating able to walk. The foundering of lhe Chinese steamer men in a cutter. land situate In tho township of Irving lu lhe at Frofcmorv previous to his birth she fell The accident wgs caused by the breaking Namchow L* reported from Hong Kong, i PROBATE ORDER. The explosion of a locomotive engine’s County ot Barn- and the SLile of Michigan, and heavily on the ice. The birth of the late of a switch roil at Shephard'n switch an Every one of the 414 persons on board is described as follows: To-wit; boiler, near Birmingham, Ala., caused by State nf lllcblgan. County of Ban/—m. The west half i'-i 1 of th > north writ quarter duke fallowed within a few weeks, His the engine and baggage car passed over. raid to hove l»een drowned. At a serainQ of tho Probate Cxmrt for the j lock nf water, blew the engineer and flre- enuntv of Barry. Holden at tbe Probate Office ta pi] of section number twenty Are '25). in town weakness, amounting almost to effemin All but one uf the Injured, G. W. Little, Au herb peddler has been selling nretn- miut to atoms. No. four [4] north of range nine [9| west, and acy, which was the occasion * of; many Jr., traveling for D. B. Fisk & Co., Chi the city of ilastliiKB, lu Mid county, on Fri­ edjr for the grip at Pittaburg, and as the | containing eighty acres of land more or le*s, day. tbe 8th dav of January, in tho year one About the only things found so far of court gibes in the press and among goss.'p- engo, were able to Continue their journey result of taking it John Donnelly and two thousand eight hundred and ninety two. according to the government survey thereof. ers, only served to draw him closer to I is on n train promptly-made up here. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of daughters hare been poisoned. L hey will Garxa by the United States troops arc de­ serted camps. It is thought now that the Probate. parents’ affections, and the princesses-recover. Wiixiam M. Hazb. In tbe matter of tbe estate of Jonn A. I bandit's gang is broken up. ROUGH ON EX-TREASURERS. peclaliy idolized her eldest son. Tbe Albion College Endowment Fund ComGrebte, deceased. John Redmond, a Chicago blacksmith, I South Dakota l(fcii>Intors are considering inlrtee. As-iMueesof Mor gage. On rendlns and tiling the petition, duly verlwho about two years ago lost his little Danikl Stikkh. Attorney fur Assignees, etc. they will attend a called session Bed of ira Van Valkeoburgh, special adminis­ Aud there Is another who will moUrn the girl by alaluction. the girl having been whether Dated, limitings. Mich.. December 2d. M0I. of thu legishuture to appropriate money trator ot the estate ol said deceased, praying lad event with intrusc sorrow, and thatAs th.it be may be discharged from his said mist. Madison, Win., Jan. 19.—Judge New­ found later in an orphan asylum and one fur a state World's fair exhibit. . NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. the Princess May. Her betrothal to the Thereupon It Is ordered, that Friday, the of her abductors sent to the penitentiary, • • State of Michigan, County of Harry.-ss. prince, the outcome of a real affection so man filed his opinion in the great state Three drunken rijughB, armed with 13U1 day ot February A. D„ isz! at ten o'clock in the forenoon, be assigned for the bearing of Notice Is herein given. ihxWby an order of the seldom the case with royalty, had rn- treasury cases with the clerk of the Dane shot and killed Dr. F. M. Wilder. He * . New ------York------------Central said petition, and that tbe betn at law of said sent for Wil-.ler to come to his bouse and kniV(M,» terrorized" -----Probate court tor the County of Jtorry. made ut» county circuit court yesterday morning. when the doctor arrived opened tbe door J«ln at Poughkeepsie and were captured deceased and al! other persons Interested In aaia tbe 7th Jay of January, A. D. IBM,six months dedred her more than ever to the British estate, are required to appear nt a aesatos from thktdau* were allowed for creditors to M«ple, who have always loved her Be- The decision is in favor of the state iu and began firing. Redmond was Insane at b* “ ofncer aftcr • !,“*rP fight of .raid court then to be holder) at the Probate present tlielr cJxItns against the estate of C. Col­ ■tcaved as sl.e is almost on tbe eve of her every point, giving all that the state one time while his daughter was missing, f The dog show at Chicago of the Maa- Office. In the city of Hastings, tn aald county, umbus Baekus.iMe of raid county, decease/., aud marriage, the poinnney at her grief must lost all cns'ltomnf said deceased ar- required claimed. The carae* tried were one against and probably is insane again, ns there is coUtah Kennel club begins Tuesday, Feb. and show cause, if any there be, why the prayer . to present ilirlro'aln-s to raid Probate court M be overwhelming, and to no member of thu E. C. McFetridge, state treasurer for the ■no other reason why he should have killed 9. nnd prospects are that it will be tbe of the petitioner mav not be granted. And It is further ordered. That said petitioner give no­ the Probate Offict tn the City of Uaatinga. for ex­ royal family do the sympathies of the greatest ever held west of New York. tice to tbe persons luterexted In said estate, of amination and altoaant-e. on or bclorc the people of all claraes go out with such official term from 1884 to ISSrf. and one the doctor. Friday Jan. is I The Firemen's Insurance company of the pendency of said petition, and the hearing s/ventli day of July next, and lhat »HCb against II. B. Harshaw for the two years heartfelt earnestness. At Belfast the thereof by causing a copy ot this order to be claims will be beard before said court on Thurs­ 1889-1890. They were tried a* test cases, Ur.UocHuN.kri.k.^.affm.lmneb ,h“„dTld"i “ published In tbe Hastings Bannkm. a newspa­ day. the seventh day of April, and on 1 hursdny. looms which are weaving the linen for the involving all the points covered by aH the , business and will insure its risks the by th. cold -poll>™..™ .~l -ill I™™ I,. H.k. in <>.. per printed and circulated In raid county of the s> ventli day of July next, at 10 o'clock household of the dead prince have been H.irn-. once In each week for three sueceaaise In tho forenoon of each of those days. cases from 1878 to 1891. The amount in­ National Fire, of Hartford. Hopped and at Spitalflelds, where tbe George S. Knight, the actor, ia dead at weeks previous to said day of bearing. Dated January-7th. A. D. lf®2. volved lb the cases covered in this decision , Trainmen on tbe Southern Pacific have Charles w. arvstromq, CHAS. W. AltMHTROXU. satin for the wedding dress of Princess is about g<50,()00, aud is for interest the the home ot his mother at Philadelphia. refused to handin freight coming to them (A true eopy.) Judge of Probate. Judge of Probate, May was in band, the looms also stand treasurers have received on the deposits Cartlinnl Gibbon, w- profoundly nf- from the „„ Aranrns rwM1 ulw Para railway, upon •till oy the order of death. of state funds and kept for their own u?e. [Ucud when told of lb. dr.til ot Cardln.1 wHch ,h,.re Ln. Urn a .trik. tor th. lut PROBATE ORDER. Manolo,. tvrtalght. fortnight Bute of Michigan. Countv of Barry—as. THE GREAT MANNING DEAD. The decision covers ten folio pages in Cbauocry M. D<jww baa been r»M«:t«l | Th. k-Kbd»Uv. eommlttn ot the national Al a. iu-s-iIou of the Probate Court far the dose typewriting. Judge Newman’s prime County of Barry, holden at tbe Probate Offlee, Manning. Roman Catholic Archbishop of contention Is that as the money in charge frcident ot tbe Colon Lenjo. etab at World’, fair rotnmta.l..n ha. luuol a doe- In th* CRv of H:uilugx. In raid county, on xorK ! ument in which it declines to have any ­ Wntalniter, Suddenly Called. of the state treasurer unquestionably is where are thirteen candidate* Mr the thing to do with the application to conLONDON, Jan. 15.—Almost slmultan- the property of the state, so the state is krjT'r "-nj-JOlnt ta the -grra. tor an appropriation ot «S,O»,a» tor rously with the announcement of justly and of right entitled to the natural Capitol bulldlDK at V. aabtagtrui. 7^, world’, tain in the matter of tbe estate of John the death of Prince Albert Victor Landon and lawful increase of ft, just as, should The sugar trust (American Sugar Refin- I — ~ ---------Baclieller, ilrcearad. was startled yesterday morning with the A herd of sheep be entrusted by one mnn ing com par y) has increased its capital1 Cienrant Smith, administrator at said estate, THE MARKETS. come* idto court and represents that he Is pre­ to another, the natural increase of tbe stock from $.-4),000,000 to 175,000,000. announcement of the death of a man pared to file his final account as such adminis­ flock belongs, not to the shepherd, but to Judge Dewey, of Oskaloosa, la., sent a Chicago, whoM influence on this Country; has been tlie owner. Thu defeated defendants will trator, rad prays that a day may be appointed juryman, W. 8. Clark, to jail because he> . CmcAoo, Jan. 18. for hearing the same. Immeasurably greater than that of the appeal to the supreme court. Thereepon It Is ordered.-that Tuesday, tbe was Intoxicated while In the jury box. L Following _________________ ________ _____ ___board wore the , quotations on the prince, although he could not have tue T—*. Redmond, tho murderer of Dr. Wilder. °f -__2_ trndo ^2-,. Wheat-January, opened1 18lb day of February. A. I). IBM, at ten o’clock THE DEATH RECORD. in the forenoon be assigned for the hearing oCmM tamo Influence on the future of the coun­ February, opeae.11 “WJ4c. at Chicago, has retained counsel, and azya ■and ”“* closed* °MM:; <,y " w * ”xpetitlou,rad thatthehe'.rs at law of aald de­ try as was possible! in the prince's case. he has letters that will throw a new light clooed Me; Maj. opened and clooed HHc- ceased ai. l nJ! other persons Interested In said ChaHles White, well Corn-Januory. opened 3H«4c. c-lnsad JHfc; FolrCardinal Manning died at &30, forty min­ estate, are required to appear eta ttmfne etnaM on bi* oct. * 1 ~~ t aj j — "" * ' ■ • । ruarr. openea 81-7*3. eloaod 3^4; May, opened Court, then to beholden at the Probate Office utes before the demise of tho prince. Tbe ■ Usher, at Boston. Three hundred young women attending and cloeed 4154c. Oata-Janu.*ry, opened and lu the City nf Hastings, to «ld County, and Mrs. IL K. Todd of the Todd seminary Bardinal has been in feeble health for some the Maryland State Normal school have dosed 8^4c: February, opened nnd clteed show cause. If ray ibere be, why the prayer tit for boys, a: Woodstock.-Ills. limo from old age, but his death was j S<*4c; May. opened ffi*4c, cloeed 31H'- Pork— the petitioner may not be granted. And it m Hon. Kobhlt J. Chester, oldest Mason agreed to discard corsets and garter*. •furU.cr ordered, tbal raid petitioner give notice .•aused rather suddenly by on attack of t^the persons Interested In said estate, at tbe bronchitis, complicated with pneumonia. In the world, at Jackson," Tenn. pendency nt said petition and the henriog Professor CHARLES A. AIKEN, at Prince ­ t "; nessed in a Virginia aonrt at Richmond of ! ary, opened and closed ?aa». Henry Edward Manning was born nt thereot. bv craiintt a copy of this order to be two white litigants, each represented by j i.'ivo gtock-ITioee at th. Union stock yards published In the Hartings Bannkb. a newspa­ rolleridgv, Hertfordshire, July 15, 1808. ton, N. J. Ex-Secretary of State James I. Rouin- negro counsel. • [ today ranged a* follows: Hogs—Market per printed and circulated ia aald County ot He was educated at Harrow and Oxford, Kirry bbee In arah week tor three aneceaalve The Pre*-* league convention is in ses- rather active on packing and shipping ac- weeks being graduhte<rwitb first class hopors. BON, at Kenton, O. previous tu sold day nf h«ar>ng. Chief Justice William C. Rvc.ab, of sionat San Francisco after a delightful eoant,0L lie began life as n Church of England cler­ Tuan. W. ABM8TXOVO, trip across the continent ra to the major- ! -1 •:l40’*ub gyman, end remained in (hot communion the court of appeals, at Syracuse, N. Y. (K true cop*.) Judge cf Probate. Itv of its members. I rou«h packing <.l mixed, until 1851, wnen he liecnme a convert to Randolph R< oehs, distinguished Amer­ uy ot its memoera. , ra heavy packing and shipping A lAUMDRY SOAP, PURE AMDSANITARY NOTICE FOR HEARING OF CLUMS. Sailors of the United States crolser Bal^iP^g Rome, to the dismay ot many persons in ican sculptor, at Rome. State -.. ui ot Michigan. .niniqpvi.iCounty y;nty of oi naxry Hairy—as. m. England. From that time on his advance­ General JAMES S. Brisbin, at Philadel­ timore testified at Vallejo. Cal., Wednes- i Olttio—Ma^et quiet and p. Notice b» hereby elven. ih.-.t by order of the BEST FOR ment was steady and he finally reached phia. Probate Court for the C-aunty of Rnrry made on day that they bad been induced by false quotation* ranged al HU54A.0U the archbishopric of Westminster, and was tu goou io ccoko frem tht General ROBERT RANSOM, at New Borne, representations to sign papers exonerating tra snipping Meers, iwunrrum ui JWJuarr. nws TO? were the Chilians from btaineiiTthe'Volparubto blame in the Vilnuada. do?fate"togtxri. do, |XB.>aLS fair to good. liajaJJX) liWOSJO common ir-’u* made a cardinal by Pius IX Of late years he N. C. allowed Ltr creditors to present their claims affair. i to medium do. f2.VUCtJ.IV butchers* steers. Malnxt tli>- .-sixte of Lucy A. .loam, late til said bad takeu much interest in labor matters Medical Director Charles Martin, of The last of the political refugee, to T’™ uid nodal questions, following the trend the United States navy, at New York. ♦ whom Minister Egan lias been giving ■ ^gjSjbuUgand gLa®'L25 vral calvoa. of Rome's policy. His jubilee was cele­ PR >BATE OF.DKR. George S. Kjtght, the well-known raylum during the part four months were I Khrop-JUrkltSy actiw and price, un­ brated with great pomp June 8, 1890. State of Mlchiicra, County of Barry-88. tbe city of Harttog-. lor examination actor, at Philadelphia. . Ata msMoH of iliu I'robate Court for the taken on board the’ \ orktown. The ex- I changed; quotations n. ranged ..t SL<^&30 fct ,“ nrc.« or(hitf »•■<»* tourwenm nay a raagtd -I at next wh dMm« will N» he;Jd Crmiity of Barry, holder at the I’rnhate Office In Frank 8. Flint, the famous base ball pectation is that with their departure i wwterna, iu.7i©5.8u natives, ANOTHER LOSS FOR ROME. natives. and and |L50®eLS0 SL5.Vitl.50 1 said Court, t-nwr ou Th.Mw<.r -p- fourteenth •—■ —■ day o tiin city ol Hutton, in said county, on Tues­ Thursday, the player, at Chicago. more friendly relations between the min-? lambs. day. the S»i: dav ci Jraunry. Iq tile year one April and on Thursday, the fourteenth day o Rev. WlLUAM M. FLEMING, prominent L*ter and the Chilians will be established. th-’it-:in<l eUtht Itnnured and ninety two. Produce: Butter— Fancy separator. 29^ July next, at ten o'clock la tha forenooeof eset Catholic priest, at Newark, N. J. Pretent.' Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of ot those days Dated Janunr? Hfh. A. D. 1W2 Frobnl nt W iluam L. D b B arbon , well-known ho ­ Rome, Jan. 15.—Rome, that Is ecdesia^tiIn Um mutter nf the estate of John, Cn as. W. AKMaraoxo. Judge cd Probate. tel man of Reading, Pa. J. J. Nicholson & Sons, linkers, of Bal- : died, lorn off. So per dox; ioe-honM stock, 143 W. i*emra. deceawL lai Rome, suffered two scverelosses yester Rev. G. W. Staci*, noted abolitionist, at tlmore, hove made an niudgnmeut. Lia- 17c. Dressed poultry-Spring chickens, poor ou reeling 'rd ffiitg tbe petition, duly veri­ fied of Vu.ia M. Lreinau. widow ot aald de jay—Mannlngand Sfmtoni. The latter was Milford, Mara.: bilitiem may reach 1500,000. I a®*5 X"51- lb= k«od to choice, ducks. S3 mred. praying that a certain llistrumeht now, formerly papal secretary of state nnd sucIn th. Ohio bar.- ot repn-uuU,™ . ! John B. Wickham, aged 120, at Ottumon filn nmy toe admitted to protoate as the hut will rad leitalneni rad codfclle thereto of said tombed to an attack of la grippe; yester­ I’ll11 U’k°!>tLr “e™*-»“*■> I raM.'no% pir o«: B«rl»oU. Bi*® Bm® dewiMri. anil that odmlufttratlon of said day, after an illness of several days. Gio­ the right to vote at school elections. । Ex-Congressman W alter A. W ood , at estate may t>« granted to the executor therein vanni Simecni was born nt Palioni July McConaha, the crank who gave Judge Boosick Falls, N. Y. . named or wsmne other mutable person. Th"reu|xi’.f it I* ordvreiLttoat Tuesday, the। S3,1816, and having been ordained n priest Judge Thomas J. Layman, at Benton, Gresham so much trouble the other day at I sth -taj oi February, a. D. isaa.at ten o'clock n he was, on lucount of his learning, em­ . Chicago, has been sent to the insane asy­ ihf torenoou. be araigued iwtbe hearttJg<y wtid ployed in offices of Importance ail his life. Ills. petition, and that lhe heirs al law of said 11ENRT Edice, aged 100, at Decatur, lum. det*used nnd nil other persons interested In said, He rose step by step until iu 1875 he was Mich. Nearly 10(< Democrats from Minneapolis estate, are required to xprwar at a seevlog of' made a cardinal by Pius IX, and on the and St. Paul passed through Chicago en •utldrourt tiiea to be ho!d> n at the Probate U«lb Cardinal Antonelli the same pope Colonel John F. Williams, promlnentroute to Washington, dead eure that they office, bi the oily of Hariitips. lit saM oortnty, and show cause. If anv there be, why the mwer Hknht Lewis Egmost Dorn, the Gerof lhe priltlotter may not be granted. And it Is Pope Leo ca$e in Slmecal wns succeeded Uon far St. PanL | May, U.OH. C«rn-No. » mixed caato, ' further ordered. Ural raid petitiora-r give twttos oa secretary <jt state by Cardinal Frammi man composer. to the persons interested in said estate, of the Henry Corbin, a negro, was hanged by n Bta; January. February, 60^; March, Dr. A. J. Hows, widely known physi­ peudemy of raid petition, and tha hiring In March, 1878, when Pope Leo appointed mob «t Oxford. O., for the munler of Mrs. I E44c; May, 40&e. Gate-Dull bat steady ; thrmf by causing n copy of tbts orfieF to be Cardinal Sltneonl prefect, general of the cian, 6t Cincinnati * P11”? ■oi Jaauaxy, 9^<c; published hi the Hadtags Bannxb. a newspa­ propagandx When the ecumenical coun­ John B. A. Kern, well-known miller, at Horner, a wealthy widow, whose daughter ' per vruifed and rln-nlated In raid coonlV of he wounded serioualy. ’ Barry once In each week for three auMMltve cil cf the Vatican woe convoked Mgr. Milwaukee. A largo Iwn nt tire Columbia county In ­ James Coameh, aged 10(1, at Chicago. weeks previous to raid day cf hearing. . CH Ad. W. AKMSTRONG, Benjamin Scott, ebauibcrlalu of tbe Judge of Probate [A -raoenpy] The “Insatiate Archer” Counts Two More Victims. ONE ENJOYS HEART DISEASE. KIRKS X Am£ ^,"DP^'T1 SOAP I Genual Household Use. Cleveland and Harrison �1t_ QUAXMLED TO THZ Additionil Local News. j vine, ITU, uuo.p.^,.^____ _______ I were plowing their ffoida, brought the fate ’ ! Dr. Koepner. well known to nuneraJogfaoi, 1 m rive a ball in V«,!on (to wfji ro a testa was dragging a plow near hall, Monday evening, “• BUI tor tb. road. A talk with the driver brought music wW be In attendance, out lhe fact that hia farm wa* cursed with । □ore than tbe usual amount of alone*, nnd ( dance only TS cenX a sample wan tcared orer the fence to the , .. doctor as evidence^ It waa recognized tu a X-O X’sme ant I' 9- mnu of quartz carrying calamine—a sill- 1 .J ir.ro*. r.w. orwro.ll.. l iT cate of zinc. Tbe fence was climbed and1 I j the two followed the plow forward and I ; bock across a field covered with similar i mSt. | CURI01S SUICIDES. OS OF CAPTAIN KIDD'S COIN A Br* iher*’ r©n<! That Was C-sttsMi j ---------------to. Tror. w** . TW—. HISTORICAL DEATHS THAT HAVE -V«iwUltok,to.nwl tolh.HMbt.mr tbr toll U Bnxbrr.’ r«,X" Ox UrE£EN “Lf AFFLICTED, eryman. "The bridge on tho lower road km washed away In the "term." ■BnAhw.’ Frud," add L “Wbrre to that*** “Aren’t you acquainted in this oonntry? No? Well, you can't be. Every one within a hundred mile©, Tbe I suppose, Brothers ’ Feud. way ofknows it was. about whin I ---------------1 BMBBr4Abio Method* K»Plo7©d by F©o* “ “ P1* Seeking Co Fatbom th© Mysteries ©f tha Cnknuwn World—Niagara Falls ja a Popular Flao© for Deapondenta. I । I I along shark river. WUh s(Msr« that are dwufly bright! m. ~ Do (ala and mf fathers fighttt •Thon wavering. foolish soul. When Captain William Kidd, th© In a talk I had n few days ago with a doughty sea tovsr, was sent put from Plym­ -A<ij*ln©d by th© litti© jodg©*, old man Ellacot died be gave hia farm tin- gentfenmn who b “well up” on the subject outh, England, to rid tbe soa'<jQ«« «f Who hearken not well, nor •©•! divide! to hi* two sons. They had no other of suicide, who has made it a life study altbe pirates which infested it, he a£d hfa Not thu*. by tbe outer lasua. relativ«a» living. Hut they couldn’t gut most, he Imparted to tn© some facta that crew cams to the conelnsion that it wu Tb© Wi*© aball Interpret the©. To WDOU. Btata.., along together, and on© of them brought' were startling. Thera are many who say This is to certify thst on the day oR better to b© the hunted tbau tbe buntera. Had tne aocuw -. . December. 18$1. th© undersigned lost J have bought the farm and died a rich suit for pnrtftion. Tlie place fa very biUy ; thnt none but cowards commit suicide, They probably arrived at tide unique de­ Ti»© solemn ©veal of thlugsi and Isn't worth much in tbe flrat place. ; whihi others inafat that it require© nerve was ronly their dwelling and8800 contents byOh:<> D’re. ,|------ Ashe termination from observing tho case with which was Insured tor in the V T au honest lover of ~ Farmer, insurance company. In L. A. I Mtu™ ‘‘•"‘J a few wunfa u. th. plow- Aud the lawyer fees didn’t make It any ; and bravery to suddenly terminate one's which the fast flying schooners of the buc­ WcUel'* agency; that on Jan. !3th, 1W.', that transformwl on exhausted l*enn- more valuable. But they finally gut tho own existence imd enter into a future state caneers evaded them and from catching Bald 1dm was adjusted and the claim allo-*- ‘ y,?*0** far,.n Jnto t,ho Coher­ matter through court and tho surveyor that fa paradoxical aa to ita being. Some . “TLouch out of the post they gather. glimpses of the many golden doubloons in Mind’s Doubt aud Bodily Pain, ed In foil, to our- entire batfafaetlon. and i r?th “w,!: tbat set in operation the exten- camo out to survey the place. They asked . man who commit suicide are brave, others tbe pockets oi the black browed, red hau<lwe can cheerfully recommend lhe company I ?*v® ri.nc..^or^,1 of Bethlehem, Pa., and him who wax to pay him, and ho said they are cowards and do not dare to face mlsAnd pallid Thirst of tho Spirit. kcrchlcfed gentry who cut throats on tho That U kin to the other twain. built the "President"—a pump th.it could would each pay half tho expense of parti- . fortune.- I think they are about evenly high seoa. They choac between, smnll pay ■ divided. It ia a disease In many instances. to all desiring Insurance and also lheir raise 17,000 gallons of water per minute. tlon. They agreed and he went ahead. and hard fighting as sea police and un­ “And Grief In a rfotul of banners. This chance shot at a fortune fa but one of "One of them paid an<l tbe other didn’t I A work devoted f?r tbe nnwt part to genial, hustling agent, L..A. Wetzel. And ringleted Vain Desires. limited ram and fat merchantmen prises many, and a dozen volumes would IB «Uf-1 That was nobody’s loss but the surveyor's, I statistics on suldila was at hand, and it lluiAji Nkiaon. And Vice, with the spoils upon him aa sea robbers. They turned pirates. flee to note the salient points of the record. but it mode tho paying brother so mad to ■ showed many interacting facta comcming Of thee and thy beaten sires. D. E.NKLSOX. While the sun shone on tho scene of If so much am be done haphazard it fa think hi* brother had dime 1c*m than him- . the subject under consideration. From it Dated. Hastings Jan. 18,’ 1802. Captain Kidd's dseda of piratical valor he “What hands soever have armed them . evident that a systematic training in eoo- self that he took up the dividing line stakes * the fact was gleaned that the UnltcdStates Toward victory still to ride. nnd hfa crew mad© hay. He was popularly ,. Hfah School. \ - noinic notnlc geologv geology will a u«>~ means for a and set them over two rods in his brother's i ta conaidercd nn Al country in which to wtu f-.trnfah runnaa * — A meaning left to the rebel, • Supposed to Lav© buried treasure in sorOu 1 land. That mode hfa brother mad and he ' shuffle off the mortal coil. Here the ratio Ou account KWUUI oi or aickum JlekllWB X.. Mr. _____ _ *“’ -' uveiiauud, Urrllhood. <*» »* Wvl! well — •• nn •» aid “1J In 1“ !*? A use to tho regicide. eral hundred places along tbe Atlantic not able to Im- present Monday and Tues­ ‘ cration of economic questions In mining.— took up the stakes and set them two rods > is 1 to every I,ZOO inhabitants, while in gay eoast, though there baa been only one “80 bitter and large a manning. beyond toe line. So they began quarreling ! Paris It fa 1 to each 2,700. and in smoky ' Engineering Magazine. day. recorded find of the treasure, which was A few of the students of tbe high school over that four rods of hill land that wasn’t I London and chilly SL Petersburg I to each that of Bellomont. governor of the colony attended tbe party at Emmet Lee’s fast worth ten dollars un acre. But the timber I 21,000 of population. In ail Russia, howWeighed ia th© Bxlaoco. Doth senrn thorn and sUy tb«m tool on Gardiner’s island. Goslin—Gougwatulate me, dealt fellaw. was fine, nnd when the buyers came along ; ever, the ratio is an I toM.'JM; in Sweden, Friday night. Money hill ia a small promontory jut­ Friday ot last week Miss Mlllspaugh Hunker—What’s the occasion, my boy? “While Kings of eternal aril ami offered t cuty dollars a thousand for 1 to 02,373; Id Saxony, 1 to 8,440. ting oat into Shark river. No bouses are was not able to be present on account of Y©t darken tha hills about. I stave limiter Jim and Joe began quarreling I In "the winter of our discontent'* there Goalin—I'm engaged, jjpnabcr know. near it, and tbe approaches to it by land Thy part l» with broken mabor j are decidedly mor© suicides chnn in th© Hunker—Then 1 cunjratnlate yon mast ia earnest. sickness. To ria© on th© last redoubt— are guarded by tangled masses of briar re­ A few of the high School students have sincerely. May 1 aak the lady’s wunel "Each one hired a gang of choppers, nnd . summer time, and a majority of them ocenforced by a thick growth of scrub oak. received letters from a flrm In Chicago. Godin —Mabel —er— M fas Swayback. the choppers ^ook up the fight, for it did j cur in the morning. Women appear to “To fear not sensible failure. Three miles to th© eastward can be seen t who wish to sell them some "Green Goods.” | She's worth her weight in .-old, deoh boy. I seem tiie likeliest timber grew in the dis* I fore life more tbna mao, for four men com* Nor covet th© puna at all. th© shingled roofs of Avon-by-the-Sca, and ■ The electric bells In tbe high num are a , e Hunker—fa that till? But fightla-r. fighting, lighting, । pitted "trip. Why. those choppers h;ui • mit suicide whe* one woman take© her great Improvement, although Professor. I ' Gtoalin—Wbatevah do you mean? Belmar, lying among tho trees od either Dio driven against th© wall?* 1 regular ImiiUcm there, ami tbesheriff had to i own life, and the ratio Is much smaller in side of Shark river inlet So lonely ir. does'nut appreciate them, especially w hen ,, Hunker—How heavy fa she? । go out with a posse. Three men were killed • married life than in wldowerhuod. The —Louisa Imogen Gutney tn New York In pendent. __________ Goalin—Ob, I know that exactly. We 1 —just chopped to death with axea. We j early part of tho week claims moro suiMoney bill that even the joyou* owner of Mr. Andrus fa absent A few of tbe young ladlqs of tbe high . were both weighed the other day, doneber । have had more criminal cures from that cidcs thn'n the latter part, and th© early, pani* to bake and the hilarious possessor •r> spent , . . Sunday , know, ami .Malwl—er. I mean Mfaa Sway- four rods of sand and gravel than from nil ! part of the month moro than the waning. school In the country. uf botlletl beer seldom invades ito quirt, The chemistry class are haying some 1 It is generally known among engineers and tbe link* cedars grow their blue ber­ j Wd»h“1 •ta«T «r. | thereat of tbecounty. We Anally had toget j DKATOS AT XI AG A HA. Very nnrtesiiu^ vkpCtimCSii St pr.ta,.r>t 1 out n company of mitltia. when the buyers ■ In any one particular part of the United that u novel motor fa running nt the patent ries without danger from the grasping We un<fer*tand that n number uf the! * | run up the price to tweaty-tim. dollars a States Niagara Falla bqa tbe call, and there office in Washington, and has been for white band of lhe summer girl. siuueiiin ua«v c ’••••*« • thonaaiuh It was worth something then. |ta no doubt that many "dfaappearancM” many years, aud to some minds seem" to But IicX© I* where the native of the pines. • next We hope they can furnish some music the i * “ * — -----^~ r -, fulfill the conditions of perpetual motion.' will dollars. : literary meeting. .' u i* aasnme thnt is worth twenty dollars. spent nil he made from hfa । find a last resting place at thia suicide the man who knoweth not the raxor nor I Goalin (interrupting?—Whutevah du you !; Jlutjuchfellow UUt earn leirnw spent an ur inauc nviu. ..— ----- -----------_ .----tl-DMrlnL- nworiL ! treesdefending __ his suite, andwhen tbe i „ suggesring re-sort. Suicides Suicides nre are so no comcom­ I Tbe inventor made this claim, but it is grammar, nor tbe almighty dollar, held Gienna Shnntz. who has been sick for , —~ * ~ TH. ...» ,PH„ ' j - • -* **• *— * " I1 ""FT. twwnxlMC* «^ that the 1«1 Btlbicct would “5."U DOt baldly correct. Perpetual motion b said high carnival with pick and shovel. Liv­ some time. Is - with uk again this week. • i I1UUKCI--- 1 m .. _ . __________ d about the only good walnut in j be worthy of extended comment were it to exist in a machine that "when once ing iu tho sands, with only tbe huckleber­ ***—of “—the ' supervises. «- r.„v..„ County s-.Hnt- '' cl, *’on* In ninuty-flv© pounds avolrduBy*’request ‘J?J11n,*" would make MIm Sway- i .. money now M mean* nw ,t to me started will continue to run until worn ries and pine cones for company, Li* soul -------jJlut Js w.nrt|t B of not ihe fnct that .i. tho used ~ ©n.___ nt.< tri-ril w money now. All tbe rent of the walnut I sure tb© desired result Imre tn a number out.” This machine uper.xtoa by the power was fllle«i with eagerness over the story / given out in the different expansion of that a man had told hfa great-grand father, ' j was sold years ago, and It fa worth near its of canes l>een so remarkable. Clerk Brice wrote to Attorney General | ““ *"”? n few hu,1<l«^'i avecOO,GO. iwassoldyei_ tata-..- ----------------------------. . ' weight in allver? i The pfatol, poison and the rope are gen­ metals under varying conditions, and. is so who had p-UMk-d it down th© generations • ....-------Iu„. Goslln-My denh Mr. you are pawxitively small and carefully constructed that If insulting, mid I shall call----- ’ |। "Well, if you go by there todfiy you will j ©rally used iu solving tbe groat problem, until it arrived to barrow the erstwhile ••tV.,l| if mtl u Ellis. a»king If the new election law. reHunker—Nut nt all. Y’ou said she was | most likely set two gray haired old men, • and these arc so frequently used by the there was absolutely no cbr.nge in temper­ happy po*ecBxor of a email watermelon quiriug the use of official ballots, booths, worth her weight in gold, and 1 wanted to : sitting one on each side of thM strip of • mail or woman tired of life that unless ature of the room it would run when <>oce patch and cornstalks that couid be counted. etc., governed spring elections.' The fol­ compare her worth with that of my timber, each one with a rifle beside him. there fa some romance connected with the started thirty-eight days before stopping. WHAT OXK MAX SAW. lowing reply shows that it does: fiance*'. Now Mi*t Fcndifa is worth kdo,- I and waiting to kill the other if ho steps on suicide or nnkwa he or she may have been a If it was possible to put it in some place for Tbe stories uay that men used to see, In . Lansing, Jan. t,Sfi“. ono in stocks, and—why. Gaslin'a gone. I j the strip. They both swear they will stay • distinguished peresm very little space fa thb length of time,, as the center of the th© days long ngo, when tbe inlet wa» c Thos. S. Brice, Esq.. County Clerk. Lope he isn't cross.—Philadelphia Preks. ■1 right the story in tbe ilaily newspa- earth, where lhe temperature would be broad, deep bay, a low black schooner rif.UD there luvio till will they mvj die. I suppose they ....j I. vouchsafed ---- - - constant, it would stop, so docs not fulfill standing off and on at tbe mouth of the Hastings, Mich. .—-------------------if either | I will, will, but but if cither of oi them them gets get* reckless reckless per*. per». Here Here are are a a few of th© remarkable Dear Sir—Your favor asking whether Ch»ra-:.-r tn Writing lak*. 'I and ventures excitement during the coodltlun of perpetual motion; but that Inlet. At nightfall she would run into the veutures on the strip atrip his brother will one© ones which have hove oauned a ; the new law to ‘lake effect al th* coming Did you ©ver notice what an unfailing I aboot •’Im sire. You see the ground is' tbe aror© of yean or so and which are ca:in< X be done where the machine now Is, river, bnt at daybreak she would disap­ so it has run for a great many years with . . ... ---------, • worth m tAnid deal du w. The men were »o . remarkable for the exceptional reasons and booths, and whether it fa neec-sary to j criterion as to character the use of the dif- ' worth « «'<*! deal now. 1... . pear. A fisherman once, returning to bis out stoppin;:, and probably will continue JnH niT Wli’h le I in3t,‘ttre? T,-e “«-u:»by jrimby. do.-.i!'' bu«y fighting in tho timber time that they , above referred to. to run until it wc.ors out.—New York home at night along a lonely path which TWO WELL i:KM!3tBEU£D DEATHS. eraser, and stampsfor the spring election | muj olive, affected nnd no nccoqnt sort of 1 didn't didn't have Lave time time to to cut. cttL Guodby. Take two well 1:i wound through the uoods near Money “ ’ . . , person is apt to use tbe palest kind of writ- 1 the riRbt hand road when you come to the I Twenty yean ago there wm probably no Journal. tbe (kikst kind ofwff> I ‘w u.ul., ------- - ------- »-v-——«—----- —— -------- ______ hill, was; startled by seeing a schooner al 100 °r Jbe laws |Ug fhdd. The same with bi1L The The bridge Bridge fa fa gone gone on on the the other otherone." on©." ij — with the theinsinoen-nnd insincere and i > hUiman known — *better — - among - ---­ "gentleman anchor a few hundred yards from th© A Stickler. crafty ja-nwn person nud and the thescheming scheming and aud selfish selflsh j I'found the Brothen? Ttxnfaon. whose whoa© famed tlyin Mort Tunfaon. of Ibtfl. which isthe generalI election law. | crafty P found the Bruiuvr*’ Feud Feud without without . drivers” than A Wall street man who lives In Brook­ ihoro and a boat .full of men coming to I seeker after personal ends ami ad’-^ntaun-K vantages. ;< any any trouble, ami looked with great inter-1 bostkry wax on tho old Coney island mad. ward tha l«ach. Tho terror stricken young are made applicable to municipal aud The honest mon and the reliable woman ! <*t for the two insane brother*. They hod ■ Mort was known from Coney falaml to lyn is tbe proud pm«aasaor of th * bright ancestor of some of the present famihe* of township elections, •with certain limita­ Um?good, well colored ink; the genius and ' been so devoted to thqir quarrel that they > Canada as a jolly bust nnd good fellow. children. One ot them, a boy not quite tbe pinea threw himself on the ground and tion*. Thes© IHnltkuons are the optnlng *’ ' had never married. nn<l they lived all I Hfa hotel was the stopping place,and Mort three years old, la a good deal of a phjloao aud th© closing the pulls and furnishing tho penw n Mewl with individuality s*e I' alone, each in a little cabin tbeir father grew wealthy. Suddenly the park com- nfaer and a great stickler for accuracy. prayed very earnestly, for in those day* no the blackest ink that flows. Intellectual had’gireVthcrn? As I drove"along I saw a; mhwioncra dcterminal^teconstruct a new ships would rent nr© into tbe lonely inlet the vignette, etc. etc. Wbilo playing in the nursery oce day little had given them. As I drove along I saw a ; minsionrrs determine*! to construct a now The provisions, therefore, coneeraiug people are fon t of all dark Inks and affect group of neighborsnlxmt on© of tbe houses. | 2W foot boulevard about a quarter of a Gordon—for that L" |»L* name—overheard at dnad of night except pirates, he ’ erasers and stamps and the erecting of Vt0Ht Of. At the door uf the other aat a trembling, . mile west of Coney island ro-uL Mort hia elder sister toll the nurae that she was thought, for they wer© tbe only one* sup booth*, etc, are made appllpable to all never knew a person with any de* id©d abil­ pafaied old man, with a rifle across hfa un- ' going to write a letter to .Santa Claus a:xl posed to know the channel except the fc-.r' V4him ~ *~to i man. aerra* I kicked. T!-The ctunrulssiourrs urged ity or "vim" to use copying fluid.- They palsied muuclpal ami township elecUhns. ot । steady on the pro- ask him to All her stocking from top to too. fishermen. • knees. • •I went- up to - tho crowd• and d I move hfa hotel to a new alt© on H<-*[>O.-tfql!y. । like to make n good, sturdy impress < * Hesaw ndoten beat! eyed and brawny men, “lie Can’t do it,” intcrrupied th© boy. he . feumi that Jim was dead. | posed boulevard, but ha wouldn ’ t have iu their imSridunlity un everything, tbe __’ HF as | "Boendeml two or three days when wo, HetaLLLL said v,.»v thatoaua his l>u»va place m»UIM would draw LKU th© "Why, yea, 110 can. Gordon," replied the with Loads covered with nd caps, clam­ paper they write a me** ig© on as well as Attorney General. ber from, the boat By the aid of a feebk ' l found him,” said the neighbor. ’ i crowds, book ,, rd or uo boulevard. Th© little girt; "that Ia if be is willing to.” the times in which they live > "No, be tan’t," reiterated tbe title fellow glare from a lantern some of them began “What mure does bls brother want?" I new parkway soon Iwcnme n fact, and new Give me your perfitfre folks every time, |I to dig. Others banded huge box -* from “He sUll srema to b© on guard.” I botefa sprang up all along Its line. TLe dogmatically. Sea sickness is simply I rough t about by not.afrald to make a distinct Impress of | asked. "Why not, Gordon?” asked tbe nurw tbe boot, which appeared from their mo­ "Well, he is so deaf he can't hwu-when edd Coney -island dmrted. in whatever taercscivrs id wnatever they trey undertake. i>n<icrx*Ec. I; ........ ™ —- road . --become ---------------— excess of bileand weakness of the stomach. i th«r..*clvt-* wo holier uiio Mort's M»t*’* old uld easterners lUmvulv™ left loft Wm, Itliu, . soothingly. "Tell us why you are so posi­ tions to be heavy. Flat on tbe ground, the over reticent people and ■ we holler over and ieii tell him, him. ami and ho be fa so ‘ One by co© I had crossed some fifteen or twenty time* II Secretive people,....... skivering Haberman watched them as they 1 * ... I klln.l 1,1. I.wrfk.r r.ir U th. fli-d- H..ul WM* hwiulmul illxt tive.” from England to tbe Cbntlnent, and had absurd playem at the delicate game of (Mi- blind he cnuldn’t see when his brother fell' •» the ne* road was a beauty and wm just There was a roguish twinkle In littk- worked, with tbe dim light glimmering on always been indisposed. Once, traveling icy like to hide them selves behind the be­, down by the log and dlvd. Besides,.he hr.i | built for trotters. Gordon's eyes os be answeml, "Tauae he’d their sllvrred buckles on belt and ahoe. quickly from an out of the way part of wilderments of fine pens nnd lhe palest lost hfa season. He will never know tiiat. Mort had plenty of opportunity to get in ami making the red of their garment© look Europe, and having no opportunity nr in­ sort of Ink. Take the trouble to watch, the brothers^ feud fa ended. "-Chicago the swim, but he wm contrary and wouldn’t have to All a 'toeking from toe to top if be like blood. I take advantage ot it One fin© morning clination to take food tor some twunty- and you will see thnt what I say fa true In' Herald. ---------------------------. I Mort didn't appear nt breakfast as bad He tried to crawl away nofaelraaly, for he four hours. I arrived on board a "learner at the main.—Chicago Herald. Ostend leaving far England* I then took > Position Daring Sleep. । b^u hfa WOnL Investigation proved that was suffering from a powerful trembling f A Soft Answer. mi.. i Mttn la wbcn *LnndlnX the only ani-! he would never appear at breakfast in this a small meal of bread, meat (cold) and' A pleasant- faced young woman nnd bef that shook hfa frame, but, ains, the usual nJ Ti । . J . I mnl lhat baa tlie thigh In line with the 1 world again. During the night or in the twig kuspprd under him. Aa bo gfanced stout, and was, much to my surprise, for । °iWn ‘‘ r ‘iaJ haI **h»of the vertebral column, nnd among early morning hours ho hat’ committed husband took their scats at the hotel table over bfa ahuuldcr be saw twenty jairs of the first time not truuhk-d with the slight- ' _ ___________ _ > nearer uno to the Tomia________ in search of materiel : D1 his nearest congeners congeners in in me the animal animal world world t. suicide. suicide. Ills His old old friends friends had had left left him. Mtn, hfa hfa opposite a dapper little dud© freah from the J est Indications of mal de nier. for a famed... hostk-ry had and. center of tbe highest civilisation. During fierce dark eyes turned in bisdirection. Ho a sermon sermon upou UDOU the the Lnnk-ned hank-nad and and unrenrir*. I the flexed state of the •«._ femoral •------ —•articulation ——•...— ;I...bucoinc desolate Since then I have always on going nn a 1 pentnnt criminal A numlrr of very fine natural and constant. *- — — J------- ’ *' th© meal the htuliond requested the little gulped his heart back Into Ite place aud _ i« i ♦*>*..7 ’*■-----. . 4,—* —•'—— ’. ia uniunii an.i constant. A" go c.-jwn As we go down • life Lad become a burden to him. ’ ~oyagecarried voyage carried out the name Is, I na.-n<» plan, ©l.*t» that tf.«> <man to hand him something, and all be re­ bounded wildly down Ute patjj. O I — l—• JU “ r‘UT ‘ ’K*,B lbtl brtW «* n tb ” tbl R» “ :w«-n the thlffhs . The snkide uf Carndlua J. Vanderbilt taken little, or nothing to eat for about Aa be afterward, gray haired aud inflnu, a cold, fuu rude stare. rec He was mna mad . ., , ,—-------- -f ceived was „»»» C juu*. I 551^* “<l trunk diminishes until It ranches tbe '■ wx* Qn <sxc. r™ U _________ twenty-four hours before leaving, and im­ tcvpGon to 2.. the ._L rule ’laxmuse of.* ( jq a minute, and was about to raak© a few iat in the chimney corner, be |old his the fact th.-it mediately ou arriving ou board with a nt Lis Lfa name name wm wm world world known. .। remarks when hfa wife laid her hand gent­ grandchildren that there followed him arid known. ) r<mm1. kcnltby appetite, taken n meal of I He wm a ran of Commodore Vanderbilt V ‘ curses in six different languages down (bo a bright particular star. IiIs specialty speak here of *° tho attitude •adopted He-had become a a spendthrift spendthrift find find In March. ly on hfa arm. bread, raid meat and stout, and the happy sneak I C >tutode “Sopted. He had become snr.ak thieving, thieving, and and after after having having attained attai "Don't, Henry,” ahe aald reprovingly. forest pathway. lithe Htlimsl ia nt itart S>- 1..—_ ■ ..»» « , .• .. . .. result Ims always been that I have never bTUUIKS OF TUI fiKkUEKS "Dun ’ t pay any attention to IL You know bUcto". to corn, over .ml ’ Lrlou. rif to lb. agiun been trouble>l with sickness. People nu cin-n, ne ucterniined to come over and ' -7,—7 , . I u ru'*,n lue note: tn Uns city. Then anno the time of the treasure find­ you shcuhln’t expect to find everything in starting tor a voyage as a rule take a rzpoHiwiitoaMtr. Arnrriroa domloOM. {nrabrroni VlnaDCla.1 tnxiblc. were «U to h.ro breu ers. Wild rumors have swept over lhe such a anmll package.” 7“If, 7“ *S“ . - 1 c,,u" tb* d“J- **"'*' tJ“" Cmn hearty meal with thulr friends, aud if they, Uto Bret effort « „ee«rul. but thr.-o > The other people at the table snorted and pines at different times of certoiu fam­ are at all inclined to be bilious or have (toy. afterward Dre wtly detective, gatb I >nil . 'll ' modor’ ' underbi'.t had breo cnUed up«i to I Sire. JSSi \ ‘r ™ •“•’•■I** »~1 ho iluull, b£a,„. th© little one left thcroom.-Dctre.it Free ilies growing suddenly and mysteriously weak stomachs, tbe natural result is M*a- tml hl“ "*• wealthy. They were said to use very old sfckne«<". I may mid that, after taking the The exprewJon Width be wore wawone1 re“raW*n^ to the thick : tired ot w <Mog. When lb. commodore _______________ _ -- -■. -------- .........ta fashioned coins in buying. The name ol small meal on board, I lie down on a sofa of such intense griwf that tho ndclxicr wa*.1 died be ba left left youmr young Corneil Corod I th© interest interest ot »• - I। died Ov©r a Thouuad MIIm r*r Hour* Captain Kidd became a household won), I have noticed that young chlWron, when • (200,000. Corneil nfao received n largo »um . or bank for half an hoar.—Cor. Yankee touched. Ohl enough to shift their litr.ba, very scl, to withdraw from the contest of tho com- - wA locomotive » w pouworking under a pressure and it waa the universal belief that he bad Blade. “My friend, ” he remarked, “you mtut ] Mier of 140 to 10& pounds to the square inch of buried fabulous amounts on Money hili dom sleep In nny but the curled up posl । modorv ’ s will. These amounts ho soon I surface mi have been through a sod experience’" surface tnnv move a train at a v» Stories such os this flew and do still fly * Couldn't Frighten tha Sqnlra. tlon, and that as often as not, when un- squandered and he died almost penniless. : beilcr * The burglar heaved a sigh. lodty of sixty miles per hour, ami, under among the new timbers at barn raking* There comes from the' town of Baldwin AX tqtCAKXr SfflC!Dt "No," he murmured, in rrtro<q>ect|re hampered by clothing or other artificial [ a story of gruff, square edged old Squire tonra, "it wux only a boardin ’ouae.”-Ncw restmlnta, they sleep in the same attitude . Auotltrcnso of interest at the time of favorable dreamstaxicea, even a greater and around the amoked bams of the groThompson, one of the first settlers of the aa do many quadrupeds—vix„ with the ab- ita occurrence was that of Mme. Reden, • distance. While we are apt to think this -•©ry stores. They sound in the ears of tbe York Commercial Advertiser. 1 domen downward and tho limbs flexed I malpraclitluner, who was ona of tha a wonderful rate of speed, it is alow, very I sand pounder and make him amile with atalgbUiring town ot Cornfah and father of the late Dr. Tbompaon, for many years a beneath them. l am told that negro moth-1 wealthiest women in the country, her slow, when compared with the velocity of bliasful anticipation. It becomes hu aiq* To Itemors Glass Stoppers. । era nnd nurses In the West Indies invari- wealth having been accumulated In her a projectile tired from a modern "great; prominent pby.dcian in that part of tho billon to dig aud find treasure Let bi* Sometimes it Is very difficult to remove it ably Iny their charges down to sleep on practice. She owned and occupied a pula- gun." Such missile* push forward through State. It Wax a local saying about Cornfah wife dream of a n«w dress with beads on glass stopper from a bottld. A doth wet 1 that Squir© Tirnnpaon bad never been thrir atomacks, and that thia, custom fa 1 tlal mansicn on Fifth avenue. One morn­ th© air at the rate of 1,315 miles per hour, it, or ot a wbeeiliarrow with gold han " ct , ' “ F • : °-KMla, .nd Our thl. cu. ’‘ ’ bnt It I uUoeornmon to r.riou. mu orVh. •onwiimata.ufflctat: scared. Many plots bail been laid by prac­ In hot water somsiltr"' the Impelling force exerting a prepare of J dies, and be hitches up hia trousers, shoul------’ ‘ th© world. ’ Ing she was found dead in her bathtub, this fails, remember *u< priuciplti pnucipiu utu member that the Into , i “Nineteenth Century. ' tical jokers, but all Jxiwl com© to nttughL i ! and few sorrowed, ns she was said to hold 33,000 to <».fW0 pounds to such square inch. dtts his spade and nets out for Money hill. Finally some Cornish wags tmule a last expand the neck of the bottle by heat add --------------------------- “b j many secrets eoa-trolng scandals in high - —St. Louis Republic. Let him see the new mbou over hfa effuru One night Squire Thompson at­ not the stopper. With hot water, the lat­ Hardly Complimentary. life which dled.wlth her. »boo Ider (some prefer the right, some the tended a busking at which the festivities ter is often heated equhlly with ths Seek, | A ccrtnlo author, haring explained the 1 Probably the moat uncanny sulcido that left), and he does likewise. They have A Charnting tompilmanL and thus the desired effect is not produced. I were romewhat prolonged. It was mid­ nature of his occupation to nn old Manx i tfan newspapers were called upon to report It is an old reproach against orientals trjed divining rods and all manner of unnight before tbe squire started for home, By holding the neck of tbe bottle abost woman, was hardly prepared for the com- the foits of was that of Philip TrttMhel, hfa way l>cing by a path through tbe ceme­ half an Inch above -the fimg© cf a lamp or Kent, “Well, well, what docs it matter so j which occurred iu Clarkson street, Flat- I that they are unable to say pretty things eAU&y spells. They have generally chosen I candle, however, in a few scconda tbe most to ladlra; but a daughter of Louis XIV, tbe weird bout of a winter’s midnight in tery. The wags had been busying themJcng r-v ;i body makes hfa llvin honcsilyf” bQBh, L. I., In the summer of 1880. Truachel which to overturn tbe froxen earth on the mItcs in digging a bole ncroM ibis path, | obstinate cojk wTtt-gencrally come oUL the words being evidently meant to pttt him wm employed by bis uncle, Ixrais Schmutz. the PrinceM de Conti, inspired a Moorish embassador with aa gracefulIv turned a hiH. Every truly ambitious resident.of, and aa the squire proceeded home he sud- Care-must be taken to turn the bottle on better terms with himself. But watt© who was a fiorfat iff the village named, <dealy tumbled in; At tbe same in ttant'a rapidly, nod not allow the tame to touch tbe pinea pc—a dream book and it fa compliment as can be im;^ine± She hivl still fared nn English clergyman, for some Tnischel became despondent and frequent- j abveted figure appeared on tbe edge of tho I the glass, ns it might crack it When the railed agniaqt tho Mohammedan custom । startling to find how few times one can time viatf of n Manx parish, and from 1g- fy threatened to take hia own life, hole onAexoloimedIn measured, sepulchral । glass is thoroughly heated a steady pall uf polygamy, when tho Moor thus defended | dream without dreaming of something nornnee of the people anil their ways not • Otte mornlug cs the other employees entones: ' , and twist will almost always bring out the the practice, "Madame,” be said, "a plural­ ! that points to tbe sudden acquisition it very popular <w«. Having received prefer- tered tbe greenhouse they nmelled an odor | “What are you in my grave for?” stopper.—New York Tribune. he started on n — *-----" ‘mi LXU’F ity & wives is allowed among us because wealth according to tho books. Some have .u•j ment elsewhere, he a round of — «*- --“What aroprou out of it for at this time farewell vfalte, tnI without bearing q nin- aa if of sMBrthlDg burning. Upon inrestl- in our country we must seek in several been known always to sleep with new po­ of night?” retorted the doughty old squire A Simple Marriage Ceremony. glc regret. At Inst one old woman told g»M°g they found Tnuchel with his body women tho charming qualities which are. tato— under tljelr pillows. One man, they . as he scramble I out and proceeded ou hu , In Hindostan the marriage ceremony is here to be found in coc.”—London Stan­ claim, regularly retires to rest with an ear him she wm "mortal sorry." Iu his do- wndged half way through the furnace door-, way.—Lewiston Journal. .abort and simple, and co courtinn precedes full of pumpkin Meds. They believe that light the ricnr let curiosHy outrun dlscre- wity. Ufa head -M (am of hfa body were dard. IL Tbe arrangements are made by tbe thin, and he naked for her reason. j■ ««"Pfo^jr buraarfawAr. H© left a letter - "Well," .. by means of the potatoes and pumpkin friends or wlativM of the principals. — weds they will one day be Inspired and ■mid candor,- "we’ve haf id she, with touching candor, bad I Ms friends who wore aa When the bride aud groom ar© brought to ­ T"lt» ChiW» “U the h:nd belongs t<» the I crill know at once where to go for the • lot o' pam'mt over here from Englaud i ••h* bod b-ui to do ax he Lad •Bd ot th© Unit o©ntury of th© Chriatiau covutud Spanish dollars and gems of tbe i D . , ' state, and a trifling sum per acre, never gether, in many casea they see t-ach other and each one I.m been worse than tLe Lu- ' ^ul H,°* «»®itted suicide in 5*gre‘^«"rl,wWliuto<u.uto. Wbm famous Kidd.—Cor. New York Tribune. altered through long centuries, ia paid for for the first time. Thu bride playfully Md after you’re gene I’m afeard they'll te 1 r h JI? I1* dr11 Th© vic., ' ‘iIk^4?10 In a T**1 which ic by the occupier iw rent- The soil ia ek’p© toward him nnd seats bvnelf Ixeaide •pjJw by u>. rtS™ V™ w,X'“ ? thal he ’rtrt a '■lrtcrmio©d fellow. China U so rich that the holdings are gen­ hint. The priest ties a corner of tho bride’s left bnrrira.y.-I ,mdon Saturday Review I erally very small, and it has been estl- vail to the groom's shawl and they are ——--------------------- ‘ j owfaffo guard against n—mm he tied a Tbe mekbrsl of training carrier pigeon* BUttad that a square mile is capable of man nnd wife.—Yankee Bkui& Shower Itoquct*. «»• P»wvw to hfa feet so thol. b© would is to take th? young bird a few mil*" from tosrai»wdtobl, orn,m„u T’lK'.'’*',rr,TCT are stlB popular, ! j flottt .head dow»wwd and thus gSpporting 3,840 persons. In this country, Ha home left and liberate Ik Tb© distance nominally, owners of tho land' hold It of th© crown. ■ such purposM exhausted th© supply and to brides. Ixmg stem mod flower*, flowing ” •arnssdsd.—hew York Herald. J’l»» to .h.ul tkJ1CSCthShcU w“ hroa«b‘ into S4ulri. after a fifty mile jourovj' bad been aocorn ’ Altbouub. however, as ail milted by Lord I [t eonuln. twn Unr. ,1,. J<pftna, — loop,, of riliboo. .o.l rirooploi uxxlriU » -------------------------------• Bramwell, thie Is technically true, yet It is plbhed the stage* nutf beduubbd, thus, 100 IB, fenturw ol Ita. porfm, wh!ch Uon for the purp<»©.-JBWehr's Weekly ■tUea, 900 tnlias, and SO on, Among the moat nxlsi«ading. ns owners of a tee simple I Ch» Nl«» (taprertnuly)—Whr do raa th. Itob « pother MU 0.11 h«r rbl|. WLle tarf.M. ttx, carried b, , brfd, regular long single day aoursegkWhich have estate in land in this country have for all to. PW wwl hxl La b. hold about M our ‘ KyCSf T*01- 0*0 t "'* ‘ '-“ batUr’ U“cW ,“ ife ’U •* the 1ft TOO th. ho. practical purpcMcs au absolute ownership been Sews on the ©onUncut are: Mcehlln -Boweriug eu.1. «■ »>»r»£ur Etoora. I do,-, at Mra in tbe lead they bold. It na owner dies Taebw, mile*; gJ^Highup^athfaerwH^^ UO 3M mll«a, «d Ghent Doge tr* fra F-»LU.h Imintestate without heir* his land reverts to portitlon —New York Time*. tbe crown, though lhe owner bad the 1 power uf dmpcsal had he so wished. Under tn tranced? Similar circumrtanues a man's personal -Hnm! Whaol I >n>P«rty, is well as his land, it he dies tntot ate with no next of kin, goes Co the | Staim — I —‘ thenhU . iBffk'atiS. ar. .tuZ™ rX'54*; "? n "T. lit i - ; •“'T I ““ ----------- - —•- aJ^ihrithV'11<ral d*cUne ot ■ !.• I - ..--.I BulMu. Hr � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-01-28.pdf c1a758fb53c4d40d5336e1fffe1bc46d PDF Text Text The best Advertis ing medium tn Bar ry County. Hastings Banner. Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays *»y cook ebos.. HABTIXGfi, xicn. 350 OVERCOATS One-Half Off. THE PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE. 350 OVERCOATS One-Third Off. For 16 years the leading drug and book store in Hasting*. Second-Hand School 3ooh, The. most complete stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. 300 OVERCOATS One-Quarter Off. 1,000 OVERCOATS Slashed way down, anybody else s price HUDSON'S GRAND RAPIDS, (II. I). Goodybm The only practical drug­ gist of 25 y^ars expenence. Hastings, Mich. FOR SALE -A general ser! cbaDdise business at Milo. Stock principally groceries. Postoffice with store, and only store io tie place. A iood opening Ad­ dress Boi 2, Milo, Mich. county NEWS. OUR COUNTY. H. M. I,ce is about to leave Nashville for the west so we are Informed. ’ Orin Jordan, who came to Woodland in 18811 Is among those who have succumbed to the ravages of the grip. , . The free will Baptist church ?outbeMt of Woodland will l>c dedicated January 31st, with appropriate scjvices. . Tlie German Baptist Brethren Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Co. reports a very satisfactory year’s business for 1891. Dra. Lowry, of this city, and Taylor, of Middleville, removed n cataract from the eye of James McDonald, of Middleville. Thursday. Go to DR. LOWRY’S and have your eyes fitted with eye glasses or spectacles. In order to have your eye sight preserved into old • age, the eyes should be properly examined and the right kind of glasses worn. Dr. Lowry keeps a large stock of the finest quality and greatest variety of eye glasses and spectacles at his office, where you can have your eyes examined at all times. THE MARKETSApples—Dried, XMe. Butter-ieai7, ‘ Clover s*eu S4 softAOO. Beana—*1.20 per bu. . Corn—4C$t5c. B<wf-D’:aMd>4<nM5.00 calves.'giW.Jta-OO Ht5ns-^L 44c; calf, 6c. Are You In It? Lard-f*c. Limo— SeiiDgat 90c per bbl; waterllme.ll.M per bbl.' FotiUne-SXJO. per bu. PGrk-HJOBM.76. »'lajrte-*8elHngat»i.B0 per ton. Holt— Jelling at i.oo per bo I. Tlmotiy Seed—Selling*! |1XH perbu. Wheat- No. 1. whites J4: red M. Flour-i’i’JO per hundred. Kye-TB. Apple*-—■’SWc. B*riey-».«». • inions—SOMOe. ChlekeaallrtSn; dressed 10c. Turkeys—live,te; dressed, tic. Sirs Ton b lie Li Grippe ? If you are going to have it, Or’have it, . Or if you are getting over it, you should use DR. KELLY’S OLD RAGS! If you want to get a better price for old scrap than you do from peddlers, bring your old iron of all kinds, copper, zinc, lead, rubbers, rags and did carpets to the JUNK SHOP, Michigan ave, Opp. Roller Mill, Hastings, Mich. WHOLE NO. 1011 HASTINGS, MICH., JANUARY 28, 1892. VOL. XXXVI. NO. 39 GEBMIFUGE For a tonic and speedy core for the cough. SOLD ONLY BY Fred L. Heath, THE DRUGGIST. Squawhtick oil got in its work at the M. E. parsonage at Irving the other evening. A. hanging lamp exploded. Luckily no one was Injured. Parson Arney seems to be having a great revival at Freeport. They clone tlie stores from 7 to!) p. m., so as to let people go to the meetings. As In other quarters contrary toexpAtatlons, the grip at Nashville has propeti very severe In Its attacks, and several deaths are reported from IL ■ J. E. Warburton Is the new C. C. of. Ivy Lodge. K. of P. at Nashville. . He will prove a very good presiding officer, or his many friends will be disappointed. The other evening Don Parkhurst was coasting on the hill near Middleville. His bobs liecame unmanageable, and collided with a hitching post. Don was not serious­ ly injured, but received a jolting up, he will not soon forgeL Our citizens were shocked on. learning that the sleighload of small boys, ranging from 19 to is years of age,] who drove over to Caledonia Saturday evening, came home in an Intoxicated condition. Much blame, however. Is attached to the older members of the party who purebred tlie liquor and encouraged, and we are told, even threaten­ ed the younger boys, some of whom had never tasted It before. We understand ail but two drank. 'TIs a terrible disgrace boys, and not only caused yourself much suffering, but many a heartache to your parents. One of the younger boys came near dying.—Middleville Sun. Jacob Shriber is quite seriously ill.—A lend of Cnrltonltes drove to Freeport Sun­ day evening, to bear the preacher Arney. —Prof. Taylor organized a singing class at Carlton Center last Monday evening with 40 members.—Will and Lewis Bogardus, of Portland, visited Chas, mid WHils Carpenter Sunday.—F. B. Fleming has the grip at present—Wm. Vester and Miss Fleming went to Battle Creek Friday re­ turning Sunday.—Joel Smith has had n serious tinte with the grip. He is slowly gdnfajr. but is yet unable to get out—It looks now aa though our snow was about to leave us.—Mr. McKinney has routed Mr. Burchfield’s farm for the coming year. —John Griffin and wife, of Schawa. apent Sunday with Mrs. John Fleming.—Mrs. Fleming and son Chas, went to Battle Creek Thursday and returned Sunday.— Mrs. Uhl. mother of Mrs. Dr. WrighL died at her home last Wednesday from the effects of grip, aged 70 years. The re­ mains were taken Friday to Eaton Co. for burial, tlitt funeral service being held there also. Prayer was offered at Uw home in Carlton by Rev. Myers, singing by the choir. Bonflald. E. Phillips had to come home last week from the Battle Creek college on account ot having l>een exposed to the scarlet fever at hh boarding place.—Pat Lee nt this writing Is just lingering between life and death from the grip.—Mrs. Joe is also not expected to live: cause, the grip.—Old Mr. Bristol Is also on the list of the not expected to live.—Sherman Zimmerman and Edmund Phillips last Friday evening had n tip-over, and their cutter came very near being demolished by their lively mus­ tang.—Lee Mosher also hart a tip over the same evenltewlth a two hors** tdjlgh, com­ ing home from the Creek with three young ladles. The roads were drifted and it was almost Impossible in places to get through with out a turn over.—Andrew Brczee was taken with the grip In coming home from Battle Creek last Friday night, and Is now under the doctor’s care.—Our Mhooffteacher. B. F. Gaskill, has thought it best to give up the school on account of his health, he having the la grip. We are sorry that he could not continue his term out for he was conducting a good school, which the whole district appreciated.— Rev. Wallace Is slowly recovering from grip. Snug winter for January; Thermowetor several times flitted with zero—Good sleighing. Teams are hauling ties from O. A. Hughes farm tn Milo for the CL K. Jt 8. K. R. It looks as though the com­ pany expected to extend their road in the spring—Peter DeWolf nud youngest daughter left last week for Florida to spend tlie winter.—Mr. and Mrs. T. Eyes have been spending several weeks travel­ ing in California; They are now at River Side In lower California and think they have found the land ot Utopia. They are expected home In two or three weeks —W. C. Towne sports a new Portland cutter—All victims of grip around Milo are convalescing—Creasy has had many cases or the grip; none dangerous, with the exception of Mr. Henry* Fisher, his age and loss of vitality are against him— Tlie Ixrdtcs' Aid Society met at the church last week—Milo hau n large Epworth lengtte, holding their meetings. each week o/Tuesday evening—A. B. Francisco Ims /urchiised a fine fnrufaml driving team. The I. O. O. F. gave their monthly en­ tertainment Saturday evening to a. very good house .The program was rm unusually line one. The selections rendered by Miss Kirby were, out of the usual order. The “Boat Race” and.‘’Brier Rose” were very pleasing, while the essay on "Necks” and "Comforting the Sick" brought down the house. The rendition of "Money Musk” by Miss Gertrude Mason was decidedly unique. Ono might almost imagine she had been chief violinist at a country husk­ ing ben; also her pleasing and novel drill with Indian dubs was well received. Miss Kirby is a resident of Fenton, and Miss Mason of Plainwell Several charm­ ing solos were rendered by Madams Goss and Ruggles and Mr. Fred, Stanley. The third entertainment of this scries will be given about tlie.midd1e of February.—The Epworth League are contemplating a repctition with some changes and additions of the entertainment given at the tieginning of the year. They will wait however for the grip to let go a little.—Our school Is closed for the week, on account of Mr. Woodman having the grip.—We are obliged to add to our sick list this week the Harmon family. Albert Storms. Jennie Mullen. Mary and Myrtle Smith and Mrs. M. Doster.—The funeral of Grandma Annstorm was held from the M. E. church Sunday. Shs had reached tlie ripe old age of eighty-six. retaining all her faculties to a remarkable degree. Of the once large family but one son and two daughters re­ main. Three sons served their country nobly during the late war, one of whom died -a soldier’s death.—Johnny Doster had tlie misfortune to receive a hard kick from n horse Saturday evening. He is slowly improving.—Dr. Master, the pre-ilcUqg elder of the M. E. church of this district came Friday to participate in tlie quarterly conference at thia place, but was called to Canada Saturday afternoon, by a telegram announcing that his father was dying.—Our sleighing is getting decidedly thin, and people begin t<>£o on wheels. —Quarterly meeting services at the church next Saturday and Sunday, to be followed by a series of evening meetings.—Prof. Taylor has commenced teaching the art of singing to a class which numbered about forty members the first night; the class meets on Tuesday evenings at the church.—James IL Mosier and family visited at Mr. Dayton’s last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Velft-wbre In yoar city Saturday on business—We Understand that several new houses will be built in our al parties would come to our village and engage in business If they could rent suit­ able store buildings. We think it would Im* a good Investment for some one who hM capital to build three or four good, substantial brick stores here to rent Al­ It was not soothing to the spirits of your though four new stores were built but year, correspondent last week when after taking there Is not a vacant building In our vil­ pains to write aTiAXNKR letter and mail­ lage suitable fora store.—We have just ing it on Monday so It would be on learned that U Parrot’s father Is dead. be on time, to note that it did not appear In your columns. What was the reason Ed. Townsend is building an ice house. there was no Cloverdale letter this week*? —An effort Is being put forth to secure a was the question asked of, me a great second class post-office at thia place.—W. manv times. [Did not reach us till Thurs­ C. Rolfe has rented hta house, and Intends day—Ed.]—Dr. Sackett, of Prairieville, to move to Ohio we are in formed.—Alonzo has quite a number of patients In this vi­ Heath is building the fronts for Colwell’s cinity, although none are considered dan­ new brick block, that will be erected in gerous cases.—Mrs. VanHorn is consider­ the spring.—G. A. Meek, our funeral di­ ed better, but watchers aru In attendance rector, attended a funeral al Charlotte last every night.—The recent good1 sleighing Friday.— Daniel Lepard is very sick with has been Improved by those having teams, grlpi—A. L. Jones returned from Hickory and large quantities of saw logs, lumber, Corners last Thursday. McCartney Bros, ties and lumber have been hauling to this have a new hosiery cabinet, which is a point—Your correspondent attended the novelty and as ornament to their store.— G. A. IL post st Delton last wtqk, and John Lowry is moving his saloon Into his was pleased to see »o many of the com­ new store just south of Shafer’s saloon.— rades in attendance; at that meeting it Will McCartney, of tlie firm of McCart­ was voted that all members in arrears for ney Bros.. Is the inventer ot a new and dues, by paying one dollar should lie all novel hosiery cabinet, which Is now being square up to the first of January. Now manufactured at the East planing mill. It boys let us come up and take advantage of is a Very useful and ornamental cabinet, this liberality and pay up and resolve that and no merchant deallug fa hosiery can we will be more constant In our attendance afford- to be without one.—Mrs. M. J. al these meetings.—Quarterly meetings at Jaques was called to Holland last Friday the church lust Saturday and Sunday. anil by the severe Bluett of her mother.—K G. meetings will continue each evening Friend is lutving the Interior work comthrough the week.—Prof. Taylor has start­ plctep ou his new house.—The name of ed a singing class with over fifty members. the supposed robbed man, of which men­ Married, at Cloverdale on the 23d by L. H. tion was made in oar last, is John Hamp­ Barnes. Chas. W. Chandler to Ixittie B. ton and the man arrested for the criinty is Woodworth.—Chris. Schramm, who was Dan. Bywater. The examination /was recently burned out. Is fixing a room in bls waived until January 37th.—Mn-. Will granary preparatory to house-keeping. Gibson and Mrs. Sid Buckborongh visited In Sunfield Monday.--M. IL Alden return­ ed from Detroit Sunday.—There is a firm F. M. Allerton has sold his.20 acre farm probability that* we will have, r driving to James Walden. Consideration, S£50. and training track here in the spring.— —Several cases of grip.—Ed. Shelton and Mrs. II. E. Hutchens, who has been ser­ Geo. Taylor putting up a slat mill cn the llobiRcr l^ruer.—Steve Sprenget has iously ill for the past two weeks, is Im­ proving slowly, but her mother, who came moved on hh farm.—Frank Allerton and to her assistance, was taken very sick with family, of Orange, visited friends the past grip and still lies In a critical condition.— week.—Mrs. Richard Elerton Is teaching a Mrs. Dorn Miner Is sooie lietter.—E. Teeselect school at her residence —Cutting pie has been manufacturing * some very wood and drawing logs is the order ot the nice kitchen cabinets, and is making prep­ day.—Lewis Lankhart is getting material arations to manufacture them more extenon the ground for a new barn. tensliely. . Tlie grip still prevails through these parts] and among the sufferers are Smith Munion and wife, Truman and Edna Barnum,1 ) Lou Woods and Lee McDonald.— Mrs. Bane Is better.—Mrs. Hopkins died at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Chas, lame, of this place. The funeral service* were held at the house and the remains were taken to the Fuller burying ground. —Chi*. Rogers and wife, of Greenville, are visiting at Johu Fullers this week.— Nettie Hines spent Saturday and Sunday at James Townsend’s.—E. Fisher and wife, from the State road, spent Sunday at this place.—Minnie Wood___ Is working in _ ___________ _______ _____ _____ __ .Hastings at present—Townscud Bros. slartal tbelr saw-mill last week, but It is shut ^own again for repairs.—Mrs. George Goodale is very low at this writing.—Prof. Taylor will soon organize a class In sing­ Dr. Clarence Barber of Hastings waa fa ing. town Monday—-Mrs. Geo. Simpson of your city was the guest ot Mrs. C. M. Putuatn Mrs. Bostwick now goes to Kalamazoo MondayV-B, L. Johnson of Middleville to visit her husband's people.—Mrs. A. C. called on fjleuds here Saturday’ evening—. Wait y (sited her son In Woodland over Miss Nellie Feighner of Hastings spent Sunday.—We learn the grip lias got Win. Sunday here with trer sister Lulu—IK L. Joslin.—Lumber men are letting tbelr ties Smith of Battle Creek was In town the drop, sleighing is gone.—We now hear the? I first of the week—Mrs. Susan. Flint Is vis­ whistle from G. Townsend’s new engine fa iting relatives and friends here—Coy bla saw mil). SO home power, Buxton's Smith has returned from Ids eastern trip— make of engine.________________ Mrs. Esther Green, mother ot D. A. Green and Mrs. A. IL Wolcott, was buried last W. IL Vester, Chas. Elemitig. Mrs. John week Friday. Rev. C. M. Arthur of Les­ lie preached the funeral sermon—George Fleming and Minnie Flrolng went to Bat­ tle Creek Friday and will return Sunday Stringham of Battle Creek was In town the —There was no school Friday on account fore i»art of tlie week—The Barry county. of the teacher going to Battle Creek—Jay Teacher*’ Association will be lield on Sat­ urday next—Mrs. rt. L. Peck of Grand Carpenter's horse ran away and smashed his cutter a little—Our sleighing ought to Rapids is In our village visiting relatives bo replenished—A sleigh load of our and friends—sThe Farmer's institute held young people went to Coats Grove Satur­ here Monday and Tuesday was very In­ day evening and all bad a good lime—Mrs. . teresting and largely attended—Alice and Peter Covert Is on the sick list—We hear ' Cassius Down returned to Chicago Mon­ It reported that O. Warner concluded that day accompanied by tbelr sister Winnie. They Intend making Chicago their future ho would not live alone any longer and For the last week or two Io grip has be­ home—Mrs. Wm. McLain and daughter of thought he would get Viola Comette to come quite prevalent at this place, but few New York Slate are visiting at R L. share his joys and sorrows. Dowtin*. families have escapeti.—John Fisher, of Parrish’s—Messrs. J. t?. Ferulas, .Claud Mrju C. W. Lester has gone to Battle Battle Creek, was called to this place to Hough, Victor Fumiss and Clyde Brown see his father, Henry Fisher, who Is very were at Lake Odessa Sunday—Miss Lulu Creek to take electric treatments. She W reported as slightly better — Mr. Smith is sick with pneumonia.—Horace Gilbert Felghncr entertained a few of her friends started this morning for Kalamazoo, where at her rooms last Saturday evening—A getting out lumber for a grauery thia he has an engagement In the Hastings de­ number of our young folks were at the spring—Dr. we are very happy to learn pot.—Charlie Barber is sick with lung oyster supper at Barryvlllc last Tuesday Hint you escaped uninjured, from the fever.—Mra. Welton died at her home In evening—Miss Sarah Moore of Cadillac is overturning of your cutter In a. snowdrift Spring Brook January* 12. Deceased was visiting her shter Mrs. Orin Hyde who is -WnuP. Bristol is gradually failing— 70 years ot age and leaves a husband and very low with consumption—Eight old John Uaswcll has resigned the Post Office four daughters to mourn her loss. The maids from town were out on a sleigh-ride at Prichardville on account of poor health funeral was held at Spring Brook church. last Friday night and if noise is a proof of and no one there wishing to take charge of the game it will be dispensed with—E. The remains were interred al Creasy.— a good time they had' one. Gaskill Is quite sick with Inflamatlon of Chester Honeywell and wife expect to Woortland. of the lungs— Mrs. IL Clamans Is a little start for California In about two week-.— We are having a regular old fashioned better at this writing, Ed. Travis, from Jackson, visited his brother. Pierce Travis.' last Saturday.— January thaw—The sick In our villloge are getting better — Mis. J. J. England is on Mrs. John Barber h quite sick with grip. Mr. and Mrs. S. Gaskill have been-quite —Mrs. Jack Smith and daughter, from the sick list—One more pioneer passed' sick the past week—Dr. C. C. Smith of Augusta, are visiting her parents, Mr. and away Saturday evening al 9 o’clock. Mrs. Bedford has been on tint sick list for a tew Teeple aged 70 years and mother of Mrs. Mrs. Preston Flower, this week.—Jerry days—F. T. Cherry ta making preparations Lyon, from Leonidas, visited his sister, Ira Jaidan is another victim of the grip. for the erection of a dwelling Ute coming Mrs. Warren Fisher, last week-—John Tlie funeral will occur nt the residence of season—Then the petitions for local option •J ra Jordan on Tuesday at 10 o ’ clock — L. Barber rode out to-day for the first time in Barry county are a dead letter from a after bis long Illness of three months. Purrot and wife are in Lowell taking care legal standpoint? Well so let it be. Mr. Barber’s friends and nelgtibors were ot Mr. Parrot’s parents who are sick with There is one feature of the matter that glad to sec him ont again.—Mr. Cooper, of the grip—A. L. Haight has just returned seems passing strange to a casual observer Delton, called on friends at this place Sat­ from New York where lie has been to pur- and that is this; that the saloon must stay ehase n large stock of goods. Mr. Haight urday. when a large majority of our citizens expects to conduct a genera! auction and wouWhave it otherwise. While it ta our Cloverdale. commission store—4Jvrus Wooliet has sold duty to practise temperance and to teach Delayed letter. . Ids farm to a Mr. Landh of our township. the same to our children, we are led to be­ Largo quantities nf lumber, logs and Mr. Woollet expects to move to our villieve that we as a community or nation ties are dally brought to this point for l.ige and engage in business—An the time will never be free from the curse 'ilH the shipment—Mart Bates and Ed. Fennel for our village election is fast approaching are getting things In readiness at the brick we would urge that Hie people of our vil­ God of Heaven shall have set up His ever­ yard, for the machinery which will be lage hold-a union caucus before long and lasting kingdom fa the earth. used next bummer for the manufacture of place in nomination good; honest and ex­ brick.—Mr. Oliver, the blacksmith, is kept perienced men for the different offices. Mr. and Mrs. David McMore visited bnsy most of the time now.—William We would like to see the affairs of our vil­ frleuda In Battle Creek last week—John Doonan. whose recovery was considered lage managed by men who will adrance (iiboon is getting material on the ground doubtftik is in a fair way to get well.— the interests of our village regardless of for a burn which Is to be built the oomfar Mrs. Jane VanHorn, who has been very politics—The revival meetings at the M. spring—Walter Mattison I* making prepar­ ill. is much better, being able to sit up a E. church continue another week. Rev. ation to build u house—Mr. and Mm. L. little; other sick.ones arc on the gain.— Kellor is doing good, honest, hard wack E. Seaman w of .N«.aviuc Nashville viatiea visited n at Wm. Wttiey Waters, of Prairieville, is drawing gniLth n^Un^ wlth ,’on,lder»Ne succcsa Seaman’s Sunday—Moat every one len .Tucnkes Mukllnvllti, spent ___ ■_ > ... .. . *<. 5 brick from here for a new house to be1 —Miss E Ellen Jacokes nf of Middleville here attended the Fanner’s Instltate erected In the spring.—William Uhamiier- last week visittag Woodland friends—Dr. Nashville—Geo. Conley's little bov u ve Un ami wife are the happy parents of a Killpatrick waa called to Bedford last week stek-C. C. Demery has " • ~ baby boy. born on the 14lb.—Messrs.. by the Hints* of his sister—Georgu Spind- Sanford U quite sick nt Reed and Sweet, of Bastings, have just; let left last week for Valparaiso where he Prayer meeting at John C completed moving a bam onto a new fonn-■ expects to attend school for two years—F. I datlon for the Carpenter boys at Wall lake.. P. Palmerton waa fa Hasting* Saturday— Charles Hazel has »o|d his farm. C_ odblderation. 8l,fi25—Mrs. Pierce is no better at this writing—Mrs. Benedict Is not expected to live—Wejcnm that a Mr. Lombard lias Ixiuglit a q&antity of timber of Edward Mowry and will move a mill on the laud and cut>he timber Into lumber and ties—Dmilef'Newton ot the city was home over Sunday—This week we report the death of Mrs Norton, widow of the late Russell Norton. Mr.. Norton died on Monday morning, the ibtli. Nt six o'clock mid Mrs. Norton on Friday, evening at tdx o'clock. The funeral of Norton was held Sun Jay at the church at half past ten, Elder Weller of Marshville officiating—No singing school at the church last Thursday' evening on account of meeting. 5 �s WORK IN CONGRESS- Hastings BanneR; Thondiy. Jxifr 28-1892___ ' COOK BROS-, Proprietor*. BOAS! EDC0RP8E8. LE380N V, FIRST QUARTER, INTtR- T1 NATIONM- SERIES. J** ”• Eleven Found in the Surgical Institute Rums. , an avenue© attendance u auov Cha! Mlle Teat. Isa- 'Hl. nVE OTEEES LOSE THEIB LIVES, no*s! appropriating about Sb gives tor a building •» -P^PILLS^ Dislodge Bile, Stir up the laver, CureSick-Headache, ; Remove Disease & [Promote Good Health Made at Si. Helen*? tL1 '7t«s sad deslere. Nc» Y^k *5, • Cans! Street „r in..m win uiw-t—e^ BDUKUnUto. J«». a-Sixum bo. ta tar. ta.u r<o>..rrj from U>o rot".*>•» ,unfir..l m-ruoto -Udi bon>«a T”^*r dllbb Tr» ot Uto »“«• udi... .oppo^d Iboirn-mota. will b. found in Ita drbrl,. Th. nnmr. of tta ,ta»l on. M Mlon«- Mtonl. Smimro. Mich: frod n.n-lrnJort, BUS water Mbui-t Hannah Broch, Taylon*elite, BK; Fannie Bre-<iers, Meniphib, knn.; Irmo I'nyn., wd IS. Kr’“x. .Minnie Arnold. R. 1 tonetajto. M4. tatalll.. Ute. Blll.w.~ P— Routh Dakota to support a school of mines, SAOW ay«n to increase the «commoda-1 tiwanlth- Det run marine1 (»)0; and after an executive sraxfon the sen " Th^bousa galleries were crowded-ln the exZtXTthat the president’, m—tf2 CMH would be rout Im ** H J"*™? A bill was pu**«i flslug the time for hold­ ing d renit anddialrict courts In th. wertISw^Xnsindltriet. The bill to gener­ ally regtdntaUmprinting and distribution of public documents took up the rentMZt*LrPof the day The bill was finally laid ™ th. ubteJin to KB-klUli* tb» far as the house is concerned. Thchumw Who hath tallrrad our report! And ,o:u U tb» arm the Lord revealed? one loot Mid thatthb "*ction- chap -^to^EEj »o*«h ntvsHug of Psalros KSU *nd ex; and IS th« m»l mumU. d-W-t •••! p"‘"“ rf Ohl nrtpMxr Froto lirnt lnua>tamoo»«l*ll™rwl6«»..tu. IS) o,>«»rd. H. tomp-Wdljr lomlold torln, Si.lour <U>k, '■“I- b“l . . tan- th. m«l i»m|>lei» dmcrlpftoR of lib. .iiDorlmto Is lb' -bol. Old Tnu. Iu« - fl, j,,,!, no forto nor eomellM*xml .tan «. .toUI «» Him. ■b.r. to »o totoilg that we should desire Him. Like t.ie lotanmelo l» [11' •flldxrnw* there wx* i>o ootwonl u> the .timtundlitE » limn, toll toreel O™M “U °* ptore. Wd the hulr uf boltah -Uh '•—1of pure «uld. u»d the glut, of God tetweeu the etaruldm. To the unmnxl J«ou« to .till uoonrm-Uve. while they . low ilieonrMtlcmeof the world, the Seob . But A WW& vwk ZTZL ■Whs never dong“ zzzz Mr roll c By cams toiler ken, And On tfllta then adjourned. William Knmatrnrt. npJI !T. . WAWilNOTOX, Jon. 21.—The senate Jf«»Mn Cliarfro I’- Karl. Sbelby. O.; Ma«- tenlay pa*rd » Wil for a public building Sbelby, o.l Mrn 8. uf* , at Grand Huven. Mich.. 83D.W. and one PBOBATEORPK1L Dallas. Tnx.; Stella Spiro, McComb, a. appro(>riating FKM’.OtMfor a building at The 8tate<Mlehion.Oms1^-rr^«|h< G. M. ElliK. apt! 40. California, Ky.; Kate Dailre, Oregon, a town of MOT inhabitant*. at to- Probate L. Strauglian, Salem. CA; Miro Kate Bun*, Washburns Introduced u bill imposing Newport, Minn.; Frank Burns, Newport, special taxes on -option*" on grain, nwl •PnXKTi*- - Minn.; Matte IM Ulow, Farnam, NrU^ Hour presented a petitfou from NewOFand the devil. .... „ years old, diet! from exposure. Dr. AL A- lean* protesting against such h gl*tatioa. 3. “He Ir droptaed and rejected of men, The house galleries were crowded with a man of sorrows mid acquainted with I’ri-r, Ann Arbor, Mich., a0d people exiwetiag to hear the president s grief " He was m» unlike other men; He Arthur Baytaro, residence unknown, arc did not His own • CMllnii menage, but it did nut appear. never considered OHANCEK'^ALE nr®-*, iii,:nimei:t now on file In missing, and ore stippowl to be burned. An attempt to have Mbs Barton’s mem­ will; sought not his own glory; never •Twenty-Three Wounded VIvtlmL orial on IliLMian starvation printed in The nought to be made much of. hut wmb The following is «list of tbn injurrfl: Record was defeated by ku objection. I :ilways honoring Hi* Father. Self sacri- decree «l tne cirruii cwr<. .... < to Chanreiy.'«• tlie *ta’e Mrs. H. H. tdena and wm, Grand Rtq.idfs I Springer introduced Id* bill for free wool; flee consumed him «« * fever, a nmn of narry, TIMETABLE. (made ami dated o:» Ibe ninth day of F>~ S’SSS to >•« or lo ««"t •>»» Mich badly burned; John Brown, Athene, referred to the ways and mean committee. cm-roqt and painful endurance mteutc ,a l> 1*01. m >• e« main rair*- therein p- ndin Datid it < i.HrfrrrJ.ihto »'->«-to»."j; O., Injuries alight; William Taylor, sovere- Bill* were introduced to pay a service dersiutMl, ahui'lored. dropised and rejocted; therein ; wall dav of I ebrnary. A- D • ItW at ten o cl'*k i > ly puracd; R»th Collin*, injured Intern­ pension in addition to invalid ponslow, how nil this will cume hon»« to Israel , S^toreteiX J e S3a>ed for U>r hrartug • fon « Station*. Hint doming la power mid , petition and tliat toe hel.-i at law of J «* ally; IJzafe Fi-)*r, Ontario, a numlter of and raise tlie money by income taxirequir- j1 when they mg the treasury t«« »«« any legal tender glory (Zech. xii. Hi). rtruTii’.^renulre.l -<n<i 'di otlivr to reckons ti.lerreted in »iw S^ arpe.r M ass** •». iminful brutaecF. H. Cvnningtaira.iClnmoney in the redemption of bonds, atr.1 4. "Surely He bath borne our griefs and wld ro'.irt.toru to I* hold.rn *i the 1 r^ateof- cinnatl, Imdly burned; LoUih .Lazkruk, of the <tou»t ltou«*.Tn too prohibiting the secretary nt the treasury carriiki our sorrows; yet we did esteem , Kaiatnar x> Lv. fire In the Chy of Ha-tincs. in '“'d r<un.>. and aged Baltes. Tex., leg broken and in­ from paving more than fare value with irony toere be. -hv toe prsyrr g Him Stricken, smitten of God and nf < jured internally, recovery not inrotiblk; interest for any outstanding bond*. the iielluou'T may not be irr.m rd. abo dieted.*’ He wm. our •uibsUtato, In our • further oi tiered, that wAld petitioner give ’'"I'J’ lA'orta Olds. Independence, Ind., hurt In jKwSSIforrrft-l <0..00 ">««■ WArtHNOR’X, Jan. 22.—Yesterday In the stead, a vicarious sacrifice; but we. like !iiwrdr.MTibvd property. «<» wit: left hip, but injuries not serious; Kato ... • ..l.w^>< (W <.:i —- । DeitOO ......... wuderev of said petition and to« senate btanford madu a speech advocating Job’s friend*, thought He deserved it; thus Indianapolis. fa** threwJ f»v enu-itm a ropy of Uih order to te Thomas, ::::: Irruixxl, but condition1 not necrtsArily his bill for the loan of government money will Israel confess in that dsy. pubtlsbnt in toe Hastmcs Kannku. a A "But He was wounded for our trans- ‘follow*, io All i fatal; Louis Van Vorliis. Akhenp, on land security, and Peffer «i>oke two ' '~ ——-R--• *“ ’ H-tSTlNiiS......... 0., badlv burned about. the hours in favor of the same bill. A bill grvsaiou*. He was bruised for or.r iniquihead; M. McJ«J*ej»h. Dr* Moine*. In., badly was passed for the relief of llin L'niverqty lies, mid with Hi* stripes we are heated.” ;the ««st nlrtein the Cams Grove... irarau -» Judge of ProGaie. Woodlsnd........ hurt; Alice Thornbeck, Columbus. O.. arm <>f Missouri. The La Abra case was then Could there Is- any stronger exprwMuus to -.rest quarter, hinst on llw north or to<nhrrt» denote a violent and painful death? The side of the little Tlnxusppte pwr. contsmtaL Woodbttrv . .. (Alrue copy.) hurt; Robert Conner. Antendire. w H-. resumed and discussed until adjournment precise manner of it i» more fully described baeJc hurt: Mamie Steryn, Bgvd B. IH_* which v,-.v taken to Monday. CHANCEBY SAKE. Bilb were introduced lathe house: For in P*. xxii. Ifi, "They pierced My bonds In pursuance of and >T virtue of an orfier and Moines. la., (ret bsdly burned; Mnblon W. <tecrre of toe circuit court tor the -^unly’< t Widener, aged ®. Mnhni county, O.J efit two revenue cutters for the lakes; far the and my fret.” Bead this ven* with ' my'’ ballot the north wr«t quarter. a?l Barry, in chancery, lu the State ot'Michigan. iostea>l of “our" in the liriit three ctethM. eighteen and eontalalnr in Ml sixty eqrttt —. __ .... ti.d >■»im.. mnr» <ir h—l-. Al-t m<te *Bci ilateq o» the first day «t Hept. mner. on the head and Iqtdly bruised; Barbara fn-e ' and unlimited coinage of silver Cornell, ogtfd 18, Sioux Rnp'd* l»-5 Alta-rt '(Bland); to purchase the Sturgeon Bay and read “I »m" instead of “wo are” in the A_I>. 1W-. lu aerrtam cauo- therein pr.. wherein Samuel tHrsou I- comnWnaut and Coqtier. Nicolson, aged 14. Elk Crock. anil Michigan canal; for a bounty of 81U fourth clause, and with all your heart MsU'ila E- FeltinziU. Welllngfnn D. Frit It sj I. thank Him that it Is »o I>er month to veterans who have not re ­ SI,'*. John Stokes, Danville, Ind.; Mnt VWesley E- l‘eirm«ilL William A. Petthiilll. •GUTH. A “Ail we. like sheep, have gone astray; Dated. r»»kv Waliare H. Petungill. Bertie K.*fVUingiU. Ida K. Smith, ngnl k\ Bcwie Smith,----- J *h reived bounty; for pubita buihiing* at llasUKs. Mich.. Dec J!. ICTL .>eo.; Mr*., oir-i. j May Peitlnxlll. Hush ‘VtonxIH. James 1>. Jta'n- Elk Amiaxo F.. h»-Ji »rn>y. Elk creex, Creek, Neb.; J.. H- »,<«•,!. Sterling ami Dixon, His., each 830,0(10; we liar© turned every one tn bis own way; ham. Bentley Bros. & Wt Ik ins.. Walton A. New­ aged 4b. and "Ara Guild, afevd H. iu prevent the adulteration of hiking (xjw- and the Ix't'd hath laid ou Him the iniquity Circuit CjMit ••■wm.'ewrr, aged 4D. r~- ---- ton, Levi Holntes and Nichols . Xb< pMd * < Barry County, Mkb. Mcdaryvlllr, Ind., neither of us all." Mnny readily believe the first MedacyvUlc, Ind., neither fatally der. for a public building al Columbus, ore defendnnm. .................. ....... , , Smith & Cuuinoric. Noli™ i- hereby given that I shall sell al |iuh- Injured; Miss Emma Smith, aged >3, Jitck I iqd.; the purtralta ot’cx-Spenkrrw Galusha two clauses, but how few receive the last. Deltoii . ..., ItclleUoni tor Complainant. ___________ Ileanetion to Ike highest bidder, on Stturday, Minvllle, -lib.: Mrs. C. P. Cullom, ngvd W. A. Grow and Randall were accepted, and a , CloWNMnte 7. “He is brought ha u l.uub U> tba the fifth «tay »>t March, A. D, 1WJ. al leu o dqek, itouiu...... in the forenoon, at Ut« north front door of the .-uni Neil Uitllom.ngvd, 4, Carthage, Tviitl; I new code of rulr» preseiitwl, being the slaughter, and a» a sheep Iwfute Bit r shear­ court hou«c. in the eitv of HJoitnRs county ot Nellie Mn-un. 11 yiare. Java. N. : >i-. ; houh ' Uaotinos... muni- astliose at the Fiftieth congress with ers is dumb, m» Heopviicth not his mouth." Barry nuil state of Mirhijmn. s*ld court buu»e ; burned and ctdlaY bone broken;' Clara , a few change* to prevent filibustering. Shorn of comfort, honor, good name, life, S^g^pi^^b5iiHiSjrti4K'irmti»«^rt”I<»r I burnt^ and etdlaY bone broxrn; I » k M on.’ii IT I r«at« Grove. a lamb led out to die, see how He was op­ said county of Harry, the foilowlna described .I ...... Morris, I. . hurt ___ in -head: —-- " Grant —- Van Hoehen. । |TL lhe j house mljourned to Monday. *C *1 49i It Woodland ... N. y., Y., band band and mm! ear ear burned; burnril; .। *»Wasihnotox, Jan. 3A-The galleries iu property to«It: That e«-H;un n>ry. or »nn--1 I Athens , y pressed snd afflicted, and still let your attend situate. blogaiMlbntaln the rouuiy af H* ’ ’ - - - r - • " _____ Clnrenre Mend. Athens’^. V. legMight ly . u hoaaes of congress were filled yester­ heart say, "AU for me?" When Ho suffer­ ____ _an«l Barry and state of Sllobixnn known drTta__________________ Wllltom II. Altart. IlnnUrk. “ h ed He threatened noL thus leaving us an scribed a* follows, to wtt; T!:? s;a:’!:er-■ Detroit..., y - j|-hU, tantas Mfr. G. j. I uay with pfr.pl, wuowuitol lo l.frw tn. hundred nnd twenty acre* “f lard off from tincxiimple. . Hmr r,south side of the north cast qttsrter ol rcctl«»n Siinp- O. xud lluto ulrl; Itotth- Sooth- pn»Mx»l • Outam mnwogo. & “He was taken from prison and from t Noa.S and « will no< cam- pa«*« ngers v:i less thirty in town fenr north, rarisfc seven west be worth. Warwick. Wia. badly injured by |x>rted a resolution iwolutlon confirming Horace Judgment, snd who shall declare his gen­ provided with freicht train permit* the same more or Ids*. / ■ ... A ... fourth Z fChilton’s title ton sent in the senate. Gher­ falling ftrun door win«low. ! , Freight trains wilt be nm st tlv- convenience Dated .'Hastings. Micb.Jan’arv mJlNU eration?" Taken away hjr distress and ALONZO K. KZNAsTON. of the company, who rewr-. e the riirtrt to change man Introduced a bill to reorganize the judgment is the marginal reading, which A ,M»*» of Kuukd liumaully. Circuit. Court Coniinl«-li>’er. the time of such trsins Mitboiit u<-t: For two hours after the fire broku out UO line of the army, and Hale one to increase agrees nearly with the it V. Barry Coitaly. Mich. F. Rvsh. Genl Mamtg'r. Smith & Coumovo. one supposed thac any live« had ln*n lixt; the navy. Shortly before 1 p. m. the presi8. -“And He made HU grave with the Solicitors fur Complainant. but a.- soon *» the firemen could get iniide deut'n inrasage was receive*! and rend, be­ wicked, and with the rich in HU death, be­ ing listened to with cl<x»o attention. The the building tire nwfu. troth was made cause H« ha<i done no violence, neither was lyppareut. tn one room a nuu>» of roasted nu--age and documents were ordered any deceit in HU month.” Not only do It is proposed to bond Adrian to the ex­ humanity lay entwined. When tbelr printed and referred to the foreign rela we read of His cruel treatment, sufferings, tent of 81SS.000 for water works. Ntaaam FaUi SMtr." bodies wPre discngngvd it was found t^iat tions committee. Some routine IniidneM and death as if recorded by nn eye witness, nin*s r‘~'— was utteudeti to when the official notice ot but steo the events of His burial; and how Fire did 82.000 damage in the millinery there were seven penwua in that msiiC jurtice Bradley’s death wa» received, and Stations. alone. The search in the upper room* IN THE store of S. Davis A Co., at Saginaw. literally all was fulfilled we know. The the east wing of the building was rewarded* after remarks by McPherson and Hoar, kindness and devotion of Joseph of Ari . Twenty farmers are under arrest at Sand by the taking cut of four bodnA burmal to the senate as n mark of respect adjourned. •A4TWAMU. SAMTurn**. Speaker Crisp presided in this house, and matbea rescue* HU laxly from t he authori­ Beach for making too free with wreckage. crisp. Many ;>erK>ns who were anxious ties and from the grave prepared with about the ciisaing crmvd&l into the build­ waa greeted with ’applause whin he ap­ thoseof the malefactors, and gires it burial 18 i'ounilH ot tflood Stations. la abont the quantity nature allows to an adult ing/ where the searchers were at work. peared. Little was done except to listen in HU own new tomb (John xix, 38-43). to the president's inrasagr. which was re­ person. It I* of toe utmost huixirtance that the blood l>o kept as pure as possible. By Its re- "duSTICE BRADLEY’S LIFE ENDED. ferred to the foreign affair* committee/ • 10 “Yet it pleased the Ixml t«t bruise wrkab!ec.ureFnt scrofula.'salt rheum,.etc.. film. Hetdmll prolong HU days, and the ilAonso.*.. Stump of Maryland introduced a bill ab Hood's 8.-tr«avarilln has proven Ils claim to be solutely prohibiting immigration of ple.-iKiirv of the laird shall prosper in HU _ toe best blood purifier. 31. A. (ULLMAN. Local Agetg, Ha»U«w». . ed to the Majority. Chinese laborers. At 3 p. m. the house hand." Nut only His sufferings, death and burial, buje also His resurrection-is here re­ .For a general fairly eatlutrtle we ronfiilet-tly By Washington, Jan. 2L—Tlw physician!* I adjourned._______ __________ corded; for bow could one's days lai pro- 1 Teeomnienit Hood's I'llln. They mould bo 1*" I prediction that Justice Bradley would not CHICAGO GETS THE . PLUM. every home medicine chest. longed who was dead and buried except I | live until yesterday morning come very by rwurrection. See the same great truth The snow lias brought a perfect nva> near fulfillment, but tho distinguished In Pa. xri. B-ll. Acta U. 33-8! Observe In . HastlngN, • - Mich., lanche Af wood, into Alpena and fuel is dirt Will Ue Hr!,! There. jurist redsted the approach of death until the first sentence of thte verse from cheap there. WasjhngtoX, Jan. 23.—Chicago gets It; whence came His greateA sufferings, Al­ 6:15, when he passed away without a strug­ TAK^ m That beautiful, glosty sheen, so much admir­ gle. Justice Bradley had bmm ill for sev­ that is, the Democratic national conven­ though the siulesa one. He liecaiue our sin SURPLUS I7.0V0.1W. ed In hair, can l»e Mctired by the uso Ayer's eral months from general break down. On tion.. offering, and our sins being laid on Him, Hair Vigor. There Is nothing better than th A In this convention fight Chicago was a God spared not His own Sou. The wrath Monday he grew worse and has since fail­ preparation lor strengthening the scalp and of God ngaluat sin fell on him. dark horse. Every bod* was afraid of the Michigan. keeping It free from dandruff and Itching ed rapidly, although apparently not suffer­ 11. "He shall are of the travail at HU ing any pain. Though conscious 'when Windy City, and although everybody hail eruption*. aroused he wiu so feeble that he talked been assured that Chicago did not ask for soul, and shall l»e satisfied.** Not only His Open for bwitneM Dec.is.’"*resurrection, but Hb> future glory clearly Willie Nichol. 0 years old. was run over but little and took no notice of thoae about the prize, there was a lurking suspicion foretold. He shall in duu_tlme see the Cull by n heavy sleigh and Instantly killed at him. He was devotedly attended by hb officrrs: that she wax not to be trusted, and might result of all HU sufferings and He shall Saginaw. D. G. Kobinvon. Frwaident; agidjwife, two daughters and a son. spring a small game at some stage of tho be batir.fie<l. This U all clear to Him, and Clusstrr Messer. Vice. Pr »Hibbard * Hlir-nniat Io nnd Liver Pills. I proceeding*. Outside of Chicago Milwau­ He is not discouraged by things tta they D. W. Rsyrnld*. Cashier. Tliese pills artt^.-iuntlfically compounded, lx»NDON, Jan. 26.—Mr, Ernest Hurt, kee had the lead apparently up to tin- time have been or are now, for He Is auro of .and uniform in action. No griping pain so Dl’JCCTOKS: of the committee meeting. How things' final triumph (Num. xlv. 21; Rev. xi, IS) commonly following the use of pills. who has conceived the idea of pfvsentin|{ went later is given below. Promptly at Dan W. Reynolds, W. H. Pewrre. Let u» ivitli eyes and heart fixed ou Him They are adapted to both adults and chll- a typical Irish village at the Chicago' fair, D. G, Roblnsoo, H K MeMCT. noon Chairman Brice called the committee go calmly on. diligently serving Him, and ( dren with perfect safety. We guarantee announces that his project U now arounrd John Carvrth. Chester Mown to order, and Comuiiasiuner Ross, of the like Him rejoicing In the consummation they have no equal in the cure of sick of success. The village will exhibit not District, made a short welcoming nddrero, P. T. Cotgrove. (Iso. Kill, 4; I Pet. iv, IS). hmdache, constipation, dy»pep«la and only the buildings and street sights char­ to which Brice briefly replied. \ | 12. "Therefore will I divide Him a pur blhousuess. and. as an appetizer, they ex­ acteristic of the village of the Green tele, Krr.eral At 2:40 p. m. the committee took a recess tlcm with the great, and He shall divide cel any other preparation. Sold by W. but also the industries carried on. For CHANCERY BALE. until 3:45. At that hour Sulloway of New the spoil with Ute strong: because He hath II. Goodyear. instance, genuine nous and daughter* of Hampshire, moved that June fll be select- puu,™ uu. «« ,nto o«un, poured out His soul tunto death.” vimerre Olswrre t Erin will be seen making and selling bal ­ Ionia physicians will be prosccnted for ed as the date of holding tha next Demo- how often He is spoken of in this lesson as Ham-. in chancery, in the Mot** wf Mlt-nigan, npt making immediate reports of Infectious briggan hose and other native products. cratic convention. Watterson suggested suffering ■ -for -Iniquity, ■ ■ trauxgrrsaion and m»*r and dated no tbelOlhday t* Notnnlwr. A. dteease?. July 5. Gonnan supported June 21. and sin. Compare th'u birring of I’m. xxkil, I, D. 1M1 tn s certain cmisetbcrHu pend uc where­ THE DEATH 'RECORD. Freedom G. Shepard executor of the last Watterson, stating that be wia not par-| 3, and sec in Acta viii, 2d-2O. how a curtain in MT Ml will and tratameutof John E Chaffin, deceased, UlUuJJUHtelu. Jack and Jill. ticularly wedded to any dote, withdrew tnnn entered into tbto bleaNeduns by the I* complainant and Frederick L. IHuantan. Ohteagn..................... There are various accounts as to show his motion and June 21 wo* selected. Then opening up to him of this very chapter in Clara L. Dhntnuti.J It) ron sperry. Andrew J rndlnnapeh"............... tdan, GrerxhurvG. lluicrt. Nellie 8|arry and how the man got Into the moon. A com­ Benton Harbor .......... in open session the hearing of city boomers .fUnx Southard, weakhy citizen of Pton, was begun. The banquet hall was pla­ Isaiah. If we enjoy the forxiveneaM of Mas William A. Graham are itelsudanta. st. Joseph.................. mon one with us Is that he was banished through His finished work (and there Is no Notice is hereby glvcu that I shall sell al Travente City........... I tiac, Mich. 7 for having been detected by Moses In tlie carded with the pictures of the principal other way), then we Mud I share with Him public aw'Uoti to the highest bidder, on Nalur<tr. K to-.- mF a 11 1mm ... «... oct of gathering slicks on the Sabbath. In , Rev. AroilBW Leet STONE nt San Fmn buildings in the various, competing cities. the glory of Ella kingdom (Dan. vii, 27; • German legend be committed toe same of­ cisco. When on the fifteenth ballot it was an­ Rev. v, 9, 10; Hi. 21). But If UOt hid in ot the! Court house In t h- City of H.wtings County fense. and was given the alternative of be­ Hkxrt McKRY,well-known and popular nounced that Chicago bad twenty-seven Him who suffered In our stead, then there at Barer and Blate ot Michigan.said Court bouse ing scorched in the sun or frozi-n in the lawyer, at Chicago. votes and tlie convention, the crowd in tho must come to nil such the everlwtlng being toe place lor bolding tire circuit court for tWcek day*.‘Every .lay. TExcei* said Comity nt Barr)' the tollowlnfi deembed Geohge T. Bkrthon, oldest Canadian corridors were fairly struck dumb. That n moon. In Icelandic myth the man be­ torment of Math. xxv. 41; 11 Thaw. I. to wit: All that certain pieer or par­ comes tlw two children known as Jack and portrait pointer, at Toronto. city which had not even asked for the con­ 7-ft Rev. xlv, U-ll, xx, 15; xxi. 8. The property: ■MaraoRW: • ... ... ed of latul altualr, l>Ing and brine In the town­ Jill, who were kidnapped by the moon, ji Caitain Thomas Tekd, well-known on vention should be selected wns Inexplic­ m. ran* ihromth tn CMr go rolid , l> Shin of Assyria, tn Uo'Cnuutx of Barry and suffering* of the need of the woman, There we see them stand with ! the lakes, nt Union Grovu, Wte. able. The Milwaukee, St. Paul and tlw* need of Abraham and of David, the Btatn of Mtelilavn, anil boundrd and described as f>dtnir«, tort: The ureUb rty acres of the backet nr pole across their shoulders, fall­ Mre. Redmond, mother of U>u Paniell- Detroit delegations went on the sidewalk Son of Man and Son of God, are the scar south east quarter of sc.-ttiHi lutml cr thirty four ing away, one after the other, as the moon ite lender, nt Dublin. and cheered for Cleveland. Resolutions let line running through the whole Bl hie town one north, range rere«» «e«t and so numb 11 ;3B p. m. lx solid train wUb Wigner ta^r wanes. And so it la that B. W. McCullagh, general pasaengcr thanklag Hon. William Dickson, the real- i from beginning to end, and we ennnut ot the arath went quart- r ot --ab'- •<ctton thirty Bleeping ear tbrnuch to CMcan» ISzWp. m. to Imilanapubrnnlr. “Jack tell down and broke his crown. four a-* lies east, of toe center «-f ibe highway agent Texan and Pacific rood, at Hot dent member of the committee and tho '-place too much emphasis upon the fact running Gao. DeH -.vi ' nori hard -mlb Htrouih Ibe «*me. And Jill came tumbling after." local reception committee for their excel­ i that these sufferings were substitution Springs, Ark. . Dited Hutlugs. Mir h Jr".J». 1KL How, just as sure os the moon wanes, Petek Van Vlismxoeb, well known lent care and attention to; the national । ary. A LO.NXO E. X»'ASTON. He suffered in our stead with just so sure does discaw- wane under the Chicago real estate dealer. Circuit Court Com miutoner. committee were adopted, and at 11:43 the our sins actually laid upou Him. Other influence of b. S. S. Tlie difference being harry County. Mich. 11 Hassjuus» at Knoxville, committee adjourned. । wise there is no meaning to versos 4, S, Lf however that Jack and Jill never go up Solicitor for Complainant. G of thia chapter, and to »uch paMutgrM tte hili any more In the latter case, the irruiu ». Dr. R. F. Ri-fiiKU, prominent Indiana «« 11 Cor. v, 81; I Pet. ii, 34. Let no one ^Hcatlou of disease by this medicine l>e- physician, nt Columbus, Ind. January J d. :. NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. ! rob you of this great truth or try to ex iug complete and pennanenL UmUrndK^Uofor. IP X ” " Rev. Leopold Simonson, celebrated Un- Stark, a colored washerwoman, left her plain it away. Hold to the vary wonla of State of Mirhlaan. Ctnrnty nt Hatry—M. ed fr^1'L bl°°’' a1”1 ’k,a <,lHCa8en maU' gulst, at Hartford, Conn. V.'I. «. L.M . f.. . I.. .. „ MMZ. two little girls, aged 4 and 2 years, locked j the Scriptures in their very >imph-st sig John Couch AD.ua, M. A., F. R. a, a» in the hotme white she went out to work. . uiticance and die for them if need bd tte Swift Specific Co., Atlanta Gr. Ixittdon. A rug caught lire and the younger child ■ member those who overcame by the bkxxl of Slck-bcadnche yields to Beebam's pitta. Elijah W. Moboan, prominent attor­ wax smothered to death, while the cider . the 'amb.Hud by the word of their tcstlmocv t; 0- -< ’ ‘ ney. nt Ann Arbor, Mich. I ami teved not tbelr livre anlo the death Tlie tfilepbone girls of Grand Rapids ' Ex Congre-sxraan William Roihnwin at (Rev. xil. iu. A tnnn we ore not williiiK ■fivofignmd leap year party. • throwih to Detroit with jwtrfBrooklyn.N. Y. bwufferfor wedo not think very much . Iter. PrTKnjiitxxAiurr, .ic c lato. , • through parlor car to; De’rou. r the Detroit /ioctae, at Dctrote. ’ Micaj ah Hancock, aged MKutWinL mthroogh to Detroit with l’ u! r N.KFairbank&Co. f Qiafo. On at th- btamco 2i Sago EEK M!!!' r Bare Basi 8 -JO Bet Mr Swift table $ I< <rfth« Will. Bj from tonior Oai Inetru the Ct Ont ■m to M06. Ir3- 5I'X, Jan. SMOKE called called ED.70WERJ’ NO. 35. elcctiu ALWAYS THE SArtE The «2 ALWAYS THE BEST 5C CKWR Michigan Central a*rmx ** n. &&&& tfi court J DO VOU 'Couch walk* W Hastings City Bank, court don t delay UM du th«Ko »Un KEMpS BALSAM I rtflCAGO V I t proridt 1 al WEST MICHIGAN Ry. BEE":.::.:: :::: DETROIT, LANSING & NORTH EliN p**«-»........ a . eSL or Union station. 4 | �— ....... T.....1, ......... • — ex»mlne »11 ord«r. j«ued by »bo Coro- by th. ««m «•*«> tor JmBJw 268W..F, ftailth. reward for J. Feeleytor ragtoter 44 M 00 du-riff offered.............................. • J. D. Benham,drawing and mimmiMloben ot the Poor, ond slfuod by tomi-hlnx . court Iuwm *n, lab. to b. ■•MB Harry Larne. R. R. transportation.. monnlng Jury 46 50 40 50 CT C. B. Benham. work at jail putting JANUARY 8KSBION. 7 J. D. Benham. suei^Hnft court.. jr MJ ^7 50 the Clerk. wiwyl io cellar .......... On motion of Mr. Ritchie the chair­ 271 T. Phillip*. repairing pump at Jail... " •• ; Wash bUl..3 75 3 75 Barry County Court House, 1 9 man of the Board of Supervisors was 273 Wm. H. Miller, night watch Hastings, Mich., Jan. 4, A. D., 1892, - 10 Hastings Banner, printing, 70 00 TO 60 instructed to notify the Prosecuting Richmond BacknsaCu., supplies 11 2 O’CLOCK p. «. ) tor clerk and treasurer...,9 TO 9 TO Attorney of the action of this Board hereby notified that at the annual townahlp 274 Frank Beam*, put’g wood In cei'rJaT to be held In the several tnwu»lilps CT Fred Millar, teugraphlng This being the day to which adjourn­. 12 I. H. Wlckware.reportlng mort­ at iu October session in reference to meeting, pm’g wood incnl'r.Jail and wards of tho city of Ha*ting, In said CT Frank etc..................................... 90 00 90 00 ment waa held, the Board of Supervis­ 13 V. gages, A. Young, board of Jurors.... 3 25 3 25 Justices of the Peace, who were delin­ county, uta Monday. April 4th. A. D. 18Sd.lh.ue 277 Wm. Smith, splitting wood at Jail.... ors for the county, ot Barry, met asi 14 Enoch Andrus, expenaa account 12 81 13 81 quent iu making thir report or paying will be mibmltled to the qualified electors of CTC. S. Whitcomb, work atlall.. . above and were called to orcier by the! 15 Huffman Droi-.sup.C.H. and Jail 4 »5 4 85 over fines collected by them and that he said county for their ratification and appro­ ?TO Will Moou. work that fihritwr had done In August, 1W0. val. pr rejection, the question or proposition M Thos. Brice, expense account.., 11 is 11 18 chairman, Mr. Perkins. The roll being, 17 Halo Kcnyou. expense account 9 21 9 >1 be instructed and authorized to com­ ?f raising tho sum of *54.000 for the purpose of 280 A. Darling, put'g wood In cel’r at Jail called the following gentlemen ans­ 18 Stuart & Kuappen. Services iu eliding and furnishing a cour; house and 281 E. Battenon. janitor tor 3 months... mence action against such Justices of jail, to bo o rue ted on Court House Square, in 2BJack luchbola. work at Jail.... supreme court.............................. MffJMOO the Peace at once. wered to their names. the city of Hastings, Mich., for the use of said 283 49 Edwin O. Hyde, game warden.. 30 W 8 00 “ “ " “ .................. Mr. Hyde On motion the Board adjourned untill county. Bald num to bo expended undur tho S84 W.'H. Miller, night watch. 20 Joseph Refers, sup. C. H. and Jail 5 15 5 15 " HfiL direction and control of tho Board of Super­ 286 J.Wooton.haul’g Iv’sund rub*h.atC.H SI H.O.Rlch.burial Indigent soldier 33 45 33 45 tomorrow morning at 8:30 o'clock. Barry, • “ Hughes.­ H.Wentwortii,crt'u and ling’s at C.H. 22 W. O. Lowden, expense account 31 45 31 45 Thos. 8. Brice, John J. Perkins, • visors of said county! Bald court house to be IM Carlton, *' Falconer. completed and ready for occupancy. Includ­ 287 E. Hngees. cleaning privies at 0. H. ffM. C. Woodmanaco.med. service 10 OOwhl’d Uosteton, •• Roe. Clerk. Chairman. ing all furniture and furnlahlncs and the and Jail........................ ................ ____ !--> J. H. McKevitt, Hasting*. City 1A 4 wd.. •• Williams. uecmumry boating apparatus for tho various 288 Henry Wentworth, repairing at Jail 8. C. Ritchie, “ • 2 & 3 wd., ** Abbey. office*, st the cost, not urlder any circum­ 2W R. J. Grant, llaue .... Barry County Court House, 1 ** Matthew* Hasting* tp-. Geo. W. Abbey. L. W. Kenfleld. rep. water pipe at C.H stances to exceed the sum of 8*4.»». 8ald Hastings, Mich., Jan. 8th, 1892. '• 391 J. 8. Goodyear, suppllee—aheeu and court house to be commenced during the year z i On motion of Mr. 'Roe the reports 8:30 a. m. isaXand to be completed ready for occupancy -towel* ...................... ........ ... ........ ■*Maple Grove, were accepted. Board called to order by the ChMr- before tho expiration of tbs year JMG. Bald 292 Mrs. I). Rea. Sewing for prlaoncre.... •• Brown. '.Orangeville. latl to bo completed and ready for occupancy 293 Fred Hart, work at jail...,............. On motion of Mr. Nagler the report man. Roll called found quorum pres­ ■ Prairieville, •• Perkli. all furniture and furnishings and SM Spenoa Broe.. shoes for prisoooni on criminal claims waa adopted by the ent. Minutes of previous meeting read, Including •• Bmlth-T IE. Batterson,janitor3 months I the necessary beating apparatus for tho Woodland, ’ " Denampre. following vote: 2 F. MUlcr, telegraphing......................... sam«.at the cost, not under any circanstaaces corrected and approved. Yankee 8pr I uis, “ Rltchld sum of 810.000. Said Jail to be 3 Geo. Reed. rep. pump at Jail Ayes—Abbey, Brown, Falconer, Hill, The committee on claims through to exceed the during the year 1892. and to be 4 E. Battorson.trim’g treeshaitl’g brush Mr. McKevitt taking his seat after Hughes, Hyde, Matthews, McKevitt, their chairman, Mr. McKevitt, maao commenced completed ready for occupancy before July 5 PeterShuman.trlurg tree* In Ct. yard roll call. Nye, Nagler, Perkins, Ritchie, Roe, their final report 6 J.L.Mauaropalrtngpumpat Jail.... Said sum of 854,000 tolm raised by taxation By request Mr. Swift waa excused Smith, williams. Aays, 15; Nays, 0. 7 A. D. Mnynnrd. haul’g brus*h Cr't Jail GOQ miscellaneous. as follows: 618,000 to be raised fn tho year 8 Hiram JuneH.splt’g wood at Jail.... from acting on the committee of finance, On motion of Mr. Smith the report UK; 018,000 In tho year ICT and IUUOO tn the 10 James Riley, work at Jail and Mr. Wm. W. Brown was appointed on miscellaneous claims was adopted by 33 M. O. Woodmansee, med. snr..6’10 Ot 10 00 year 18M. The vote on said proposition or V W. H. Miller, night watch 800 24 R. B. Richards, report’s inort'g 407 40ref.b<l ■ to act in his stead. the following vote; Ayes, 15; Nays, 0. 25 W. 8. Benham, jattaad'g clr.co" 8 00 6 00 question to bo by ballot, and the ballots to 11 Mrs. D. A. Rea. sewing for prisoners 100 aa follows: “For the Tax.” and “Against 13 M. V. Barker, Reward for J. Culp On motion the Board hero adjourned Ayes—Meaars. Abbey, Brown, Dens­ 28 C. W. Armstrong, ox’pen. acc’t 4 69 4 UU read the Tax." * 25 00 that Shriner offered : •ill tomorrow morning at 8:30 o’hjock. All of which is respectfully submitted. more, Falconer, Hill, Hughes, Hyde, By order of the Board of Supervisors of 13 John Shaw, Bpltttlng wood at jail.... Thos. S. Brice, John J. Perkins, Barry County. Mich. TnouAS S. Brick, M Ed. Battarabn, janitor3 months.... I Matthews, McKevitt, Nye, Nagler, J. H. McKevitt, l-cz.u.l County Clerk of Barry Co., Mich. 15 Ed. Scldmore, work and material to Clerk. Chairman. Perkins,Ritchie, Roe,Smith, Williams. 8. C. Ritchie. Given under my hand and sen! at the repair jitll............................. 800 Tho committee on fuel, through their city of Hastings, this..................................day of 10 Henry wentworlb.cleanlng chimney Geo. W. Abbey, Barry County Court House, 1 at Jail, cutting gras* at C. House.... -— chairman, Mr. Williams, here madecriminal. Hastings, Mich., Jan. 5,1892, y the following report: Tho resolution was adopted by tho 17 Ed. Scldmore.repairing cistern at Jail 2 25 W Wm. Bechtel, work at Jail 21 W. 8. Benham, criminal acc’t....63695 3696 8 J0 a. m. ) 19 Jaa. Hughes, work on case In clerks To the Board of Supervisors of Barry aj.M. Bauer, dep't sheriff.............. 125 125 following vote: office....................... ....................................... 125 Ayes—Abby, Brown, Densmore, Fal­ Board called to order by the chair­ county. 23 John Llchty. dep't sheriff 2 50 2 50 20 John Inchbold, cleaning courthouse man. Roll called found quorum , All of which is respectfully submitted. coner, Hill. Hughes, Hyde, Matthews. Gentlemen:—Your committee to 500 McKevitt, Nagler, Nyo, Perkins, Rep­ 2l^’m.?I. Bechtel, work atjali. present. Minutes of previous meeting ascertain the amount of fuel necessary to 225 J. H. McKevitt, B Wm. H. Miller,-nid)t watch logle, Rite bio, Roe, Smith, and Swift. 800 road aud approved. purchase for the coming year, would • 8. C. Ritchie, 23 Bently Bros. A Wilkins, lumber etc. 5M Ayes 17. Nayes 0. Williams excused. On motion the resolution presented respectfully report that they find that at Geo. W. Abbey. On motion ef Mr. Ritchie the Board at the last session of this Board in refer­ the, beginning of the year 1891,there waa i 244.12 On motion of Mr. Browne, the report J ames D. B enham .' here took a reccss for one-half hour. ence to the building of a Court House no wood on hand and tho amount recom­ was accepted and adopted, by tho follow­ Sworn to and subscribed before ma and Jail waa taken from the table. mended at that time was, 50 cords ot ing vote: this 2ndrday of. January 1892. Mr. Naglor moved it* adoption. After 3-ft. wood and 115 cords of 18-inch wood Ayes — Messers. Abbey, Baown, some discussion, on motion of Mr. and of Thos. 3. Brice, Notory Publio. that amount, tho Sheriff Falcuer, Hill, Hughes, Hyde, Mat­ Board callod to order by tho Chair­ Swift, the resolution was laid on the has purchased 1101 cords 18-lnch wood thews. McKovitt. Nagler, Nye, Per­ man. The oommitto on County Clerk’s table to ba called up at the convening and 254 cords 3-fU wood, and 25 cords 3­ kins, Replegle, Ritchie, Roe, Smith, On motion of Mr. McKevitt, tlie.mut­ office, through thoir chairman Mr. Roe, of the Board, Thursday p. m. ft. wood' ho has contracted for. and 7 Swift, and Willliams. Ayes 17. Nayes ter of the incorporation of the village here made the following report: A police was here received and read cords delivered, all of which, has boon 0. । of Woodland, was taken from tho table. To the Honorable Board of Supervisors: Densmore absent. of the resignation of Edgar F. Nyo as paid' for except tho last 25 cords.nad wo Mr. McKevitt moved that tjill No. 24 After some discussion, on.motion of Mr. Gentlemen: supervisor ot the township of Johns­ find that, of tho above amount, there is be allowed as claimed, pending which Ritchie, the Board took a recess till 1:80 Your committee have looked over town. together with the appointment of a sufficient supply forthe coming winter. motion Mr. Swift moved that the bill be this p. m. the books of the County Clerk and find Willard S. Nye by tho township board, Your committee would recommend indeffinately posponod, which motion he has received $154.97 in fines, and we January Sth, 1892, 1:30 p. m. as supervisor of that township. On that the Sheriff bo authorized to pur­ prevailed by tho following vote: also find receipts from the County r -»lon of Mr. McKevitt tho notice was chase for the use of county officers as Board called to order by tho chair­ Treasurer for the sura of <154.97. We Ayos—Brown, Densmore, Falconer, accepted and Willard S. Nye was follows: For jail, 50 cords of 3-ft wood Hill, Hughes, Reploglu, Roc, Smith, man. Roll called, found quorum pres­ also find ho has received <134.00 in recognized aa supervisor of the town­ and 40 cords of 18-inch wood, and for Swift ; ent. and WiUiams. . Circuit Court foeaj and also find receipts ship of Johnstown. the court house, 70 cords of 18-inch Naves—Abbey,Hydo.Mathows,McKev­ The special committee appointed at for <120.00 1120.00 and paid as aa jurors fees <14.00, 114.00, On mojyo of Mr. Williams the claims wood, and that in consideration of the itt, Nagler, Nye, Perkins and Ritdhie. tho Ootobor session of the Board, to which would make the balance, <134.00. now in toe. hands of the Clerk were fact of tho Prosecuting Attorney rent­ Ayes 10. Nayes 8. investigate the matter of the incorpo­ All of which we most respectfully subreferred to tho committoe on claims. ing rooms where they are heated by ration of tho village of Woodland, Tho committee on finance through mit Signed By request, Mr. Swift was excused other ways than by using wood or coal, their chairman, Mr. Hughes,made their through their chairman Mr. Swift, Henry Roe, from the meeting with the Board at we recommend that he be allowed tho report as follows: made tho following report: W. S. Nye, tomorrow's session. sum of twenty dollars. Also, that the Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of tho To the Honorable Board or Supervisors. Afton D. Smith. On motion tho finance committee was Sheriff, Clerk, Register of Deeds, Treas­ Board of Supervisors of Barry Co. G entlemen : — Your special commit ­ On motion of Mr. Matthews the report Instructed and authorized to settle with urer, Probate Judge and School Com­ Your committee on finance having tee appointed to investigate the matter was accepted and adopted. On motion the County Treasurer. missioner bo furnished fuel by the settled । with tho County Treasurer of the incorporation of tho village of of Mr. williams the Board bore took a On motion tho Board here adjourned county and no others. . would report aa.follows: ’ Woodland, would report as follows: recess for one-half hour. . ‘ill tomorrow morning at 8:30 o’clock. We also recommend that tho County RECEIPTS. Having hod tho matter under consider­ hos. S. Brice, John J. Perkins, Clerk be authorized to draw all orders Suite । tax .< 17 CT 56 ation, would recommend that the prayer Clork. Chairman. on County Treasurer necessary to pay 'I'ouaty Ut . .. of tho petitioners bo granted. Board callod to order by the Chair­ for wood and aa recommended to pay !Primary M.'hool tax ' i OrisoN Swift, ; man. The following order in reference I'ratal tax WK Jarry County Court House, ) Prosecuting Attorney. All of which Lluour tux. ... to the incorporation ot the village of Signed, - J. H. McKevitt, Hastings Mich.,Wednesday, [ is respectfully submitted. Dellaqucnt tax. .. f OscarMatthews. Woodland was hero read by Mr. Swift: ReoMOMacl tax . . 156 tB Jan. 6, 1892, 8:30 a. m. ) M. L. Williams, To the People of the unincorporated On motion of Mr. Hughes, the report Oscar Matthews, Board met as per adjournment, were Ucdutuplluii* was accepted. Mr. Nagler moved the village of Woodland, in the township of J. G. Hughes. < called to order by tho chairman. Ro|l Court fees . . adoption of the report, which motion Woodland, Barry Co., Mich.: fees. called found quorum '^>r<&enL Minutes On motion of Mr. Ritchie the' report ListUme H'TUrcas, upon tber 5th day of Fine* 203 31 prevailed. of previous meeting road and approved. was accepted and adopted by the fol­ Dos fund i?7aj Ayee — Abbey, Brown, Densmore, September. A. D.. 1891, a certain peti­ Propositions were here read in refer­ lowing vote: On tun account Falconer, Hill,Hughes,Hyde. Matthuwa] tion signed by sixteen tax payers and ence to doing the janitor work for the Ayes—Messrs. Abbey, Brown, Dens­ Burrowed meuer’. McKevitt. Nagler,Nvo.Perklns,Riteh ie. legal voters of your township was drawn ourt House and.yard for the ensuing more, Falconer. Hill, Hughes, Hyde, Insurance on Jail 10 00 Roe, Smith, Swift and Williams. Ayo* up and duly published In the Woodland ’J ear, whereupon, on motion ilK was Matthews, McKevitt, Nye, Nagler, Per­ News, a newspaper printed in said vil­ 17. Nayes 0. Replogle abuent. iTctel...................................... L ecided to elect a janitor by ./ballot. kins, Replogle, Ritchie, Smith, Wil­ I .6 63 429 91 Mr. Swift here offered the following lage of Woodland, for four successive The chair appointed at tellers of such liams. Ayes. 16: Nays, 0. EXPENDITURES. resolution, and moved the adoption of weeks, from and after said 5th day of election Messrs. Williams and Nagler. On motion. Board here adjourned till Amount overdrawn Jan. Lat. mil6 6143 49 September, A. D., 1891,and whereas said The result ot the ballot waa as follows: 1:30 this p. m. Primary school fund 90*44 tho same. Rewived, That the Superintendents of petition containing- the names of tho Oounty order* 5 347 57 The whole number of ballots cast wore Cburt orders LSM10 the poor are hereby directed to meet at original petition, also tho original 13, of which Ephram Batterson received January "th, 1892, 1:30 p. m. Aar।«“> fund .............................................. 305039 the County Poor House, on the first application and the affidavitof publica­ I 12 Fredrick Ilart rebeived 1. Mr. Offleore salaries 517330 Board callod to, order by chairman. Drain fund Wednesday ofJanuary, April. July and tion and the Census of uaid village, aud, ' Eatterson was declared elected. POor fund October of cacti and every year, and whereas, said petition and application The following is the proposition and Roll callod found quorum present. This being tho time sot for the con­ Sheriff’s orders at such other times and places as they was presented to tho Honorable Board agreement of Mr. Batterson: Floe money sideration 'ot the subject of building Jnstlce ORSON SWIFT. of Supervisors of Barrv county,Mich.,at court .... 24267 shall deem necessary. Hastings, Jan. 6, 1892. a Court House and Jail, whereupon, on House of corrccUon 14105 The resolution was adopted by tho a regular session ofcsald Board hold in I hereby promiso and agree te do motionof Mr! Nagler the resolution waa Probgte office rent. 112 50 following vote: the city of Hastings, commencing on Dofffnod................... 10U64 the janitor work for the ensuing year, taken from the table. Ayee — Abbey, Brown. Densmore, tho 12th-day of October, \A. D., 1891, lartltntn tuna......... 180 00 for the sum of eighty-five dollars. Said Mr. Swift moved to amend the resolu­ Board of SuimtvIso M2 48 Falconer, Hill, Hughes, Hyde. Matth­ and whereas said Board of Supervisors work to consist of piling wood in wood­ tion so as to read, that the Jail shall be Births and deaths.. ews. McKoritt, Nagler, Nye, Perkins. at said meeting, appointed a committee shad, gather aud help load loaves in the completed on, or before the 1st day of Miscellaneous....... Reploglo, Ritchie, Roe, Smith, Swift of three members from their members Delinquent tax .. court yard aud gutters adjoining, also July 1893. /The Ayes and Nays being Liquor tax . aud Williams. Ayos IS. Nayes 0. to visit said village of Woodland, and mow and clean up the grass in tho eourt called, foe/the motion prevailed by tho Ou motian of Mr. Ritchie, the Board have investigated all the causes roferred Total expendituresI 67 430 42 yard once during tho season. Keep gut­ following vote: here adjourned until tomorrow morn­ to and try and determine whether in Total receipts ................................ G3 429D1 ters around court yard clean, according Ayes—Messrs. Abbey, Brown, Dens­ ing at 8:30 o'clock. their opinion the praver of the petition­ to ordera of City Marshal and keep side­ more, Falcomer, Hill, Hughes, Hyde, Amount overdrawn..................... 8 3 00051 Thos. S. Brioe. John J. Perkins, ers should bo granted, and upon motion walks Ln and around court yard clean of Matthews, Nyo, Replogle, Ritchio.Roe, AU of which is respectfully submitted. Clerk. Chairman. said committee was requested to report snow. Scrub and keep clean the hall Smith, Swift, Williams. upon said potion at tho January session J. G. Hughes, and offices iu Court House, to keep Nays—Meurs.McKevitt, Nagler,Per­ o’ said Board, to commence upon tho W. W. Brown, b.vrry County Court House, 1 II court*room clean and clean and put kins. . •1th day of January, A. D.. 1892, and Hastings, Mich., Jan. 9, 1892. t JohnG.Nagler, Com. down carpet in court room, if necessary, The vote then occuring on the origi­ 8:30 a. m. I whereas said petition asked that said Wm. Hill, I to carry all wood into court room for nal resolution as ammended, with the Board of Supervisors shall incorporate M. D. K Falconer. .... U. uso during terms of court, meetings of following result. Ayes, 18; Nays,0. All Board called to order by the Chair­ On motion of Mr. Ritchie, tho report man. Roll called, found quorum pres­ said village of Woodland,to be governed | the Boau-d of Supervisors and all other members voting for the resolution. of tho financo committee was- accepted ent. Minutes of previous meeting road, by chapter 82 of Howell’s Annotated I meetings that may be hold during tho The following is the resolution as and adopted, by tho follow Statutes, page 750 and commencing ote: corrected and approved. ; year, and such other work as may be amended. with paragraph 2933 of said chapter Ayes — Abbey. Brown nsmore. j necessary and belonging to a janitor, Ou motion of Mr. Williams, the com­ Itewlved, That at tho next annual Falconer, Hill,Hughes, Hyc . 82, and whoreas on tho 8lh day of Jan., ' i All work to bo done oy order of and township meetihg in thecounty of Burry, McKevitt, Nagler, Nye, Per mittee on county building.4 were instruc­ A. D., 1892, said committee reported . ’ orkins, Rcpunder tho supervision of tho Sheriff, State of Michigan, to bo hold in the ted to investigate tho matter of remov­ to said Board that the prayer of said e. Roe, Smith. Ayes 16. ing tho smoke-house L provided however that I am not to clean various townships of said county and logle, Ritchie. from tho jail petionor^bould be granted and whereas Nayes 0. £ ____ \ Williams grounds. Swift absent, any privies belonging to Barry County. wards of tho city of Hastings in said said Board, by a majority vote ac­ excused. E. Batterson. The committee on Sheriff's reports county on Monday the 4th day of April cepted said report of said committee Mr. Nagler here presented tho follow­ On motion the Board adjourned until A. D. 1892, the following shall bo sub­ and accounts, through their chairman, ing, resolution, aud moved the adoption Mr. Williams, here made the following and also by a vote, ordered by the ■ tomorrow morning at 8:30 o’clock. mitted to the qualified voters of said of the same. chairman of said Board. Upon the ayes t Thos. B. Bhiue, John J. Perkins, report, and moved tho adoption of tho county for their ratification and approv­ and nays being called for, said report The vote then occuring on the origin­ Clerk. Chairman. al or rejection: ' , al resolutions as ammended with the same: was adopted by a vote of ayes 17; naysO. To tho Board of Supervisors of Barry That the sum of <54,COO bo raised by following result: .'one member of the Board being absent). county. b* Barry County Court House, ) the county of Barry, to be used under N-jw, therefore, we the undersigned Ayee— Messrs. Abbey, Brown, Dens­ Gentlemen: — Your committee on i Hastings, Mich., Jan. 7, 1892, y the direction and control of the board moro, Falconer, Hill. Hughes. Hyde, members of the Board ot Supervisors, of Supervisors of said county, in build­ Matthews, McKevitt, Nagler, Nye, Phr- Sheriff’s accounts respectfully report at a regular meeting as aforesaid, do 8:30 a. m. that thoy have examined and compared ing and furnishing a jail and court " :ard called to order by the chairkins, Replogle, Ritchie, Roe, Smith, tho accounts with tho stub* anil the hereby order that said village of Wood­ Ayes 18. Nays 0. ' , m^arroll called, quorum present. Min- house, to bo erected on court house Swift, Williams. orders paid by the Treasurer, and find land bo, and is hereby incorporated un­ ■ ut*w of previous, meeting read and square in the city of Hastings, Barry Tho following is tho resolution R3 it correct, and we find orders No. 285- der said chapter 82of Ho well'n Annotated Co. Mich., for the use of said county. ammended. and 266, wore paid by the Treasurer Statutes as aforesaid with borders aud That the said jail, with all Ito fix­ motion, tho Chair appointed boundary lines fixed as follows: Com­ Hastings, Mich., Jan. 8,1892. . after tho first of January, 1891, and that • Messrs. Williams, Hyde and Matthews tures, furniture and heating apparatus Wlurcas, Two-thirds of tho Board of .order No. 23, Bentley Bros. & Wilkins, mencing at the section Corners,No.15,16 for the same shall cost, not exceed under I tis special committee to examine sheriff’s Supervisors of Barry Co., Mich., hav­ was paid after tho first of January. 1892. and 22 to town No. 4, north of range No. any circum-tances the sunj of <10,000 | report ing voted at the present January ses­ Also that order No. 268 for $25.00, and 7. west ef Woodland township, Barry And that the said court house with The committo on claims, through sion of said Board, to submit to the ।order No. 12, for $25.00, wero rewards Co., and state of, Michigan,commencing their chairman Mr.' McKevitt, then all its fixtures, furniture-ami heating qualified electors of said county a prop- ।offered by Sheriff Shrincr, also order and running thence due north 160 rods i* mode tho following partial report on apparatus for_the s3mo shall cost not to onltion to raise the sum of 854,OvO by to tho place of- beginning; running No. 279, waa for work ordered by Mr. exceed under any clrcumstanees. tho ■ criminal claims: thence duo oast 160 rods, thence due tax for tho purpose of building and Shriner, I which taken from total 8244.12 sum of $14,000. furnishing a court house and jail, to bo iof Sheriff orders from Jan. 1,1891, to Dac. south 320 rods, thence due west 320 rods CRIMINAL ACCOUNTS. The building of said jail to be com­ thence due rfprth 320 rods, thnnoe due : 1801. leaves the amount of .Sheriff menced during the year of 1892 and to erected on Court House Square, in tho 31st Of tho east LUO rods to the place of beginning. 1 Henry Culler.dopt. aherlfTa tea 6 7 73 5 65 be dompleted and furnished as stated city of Hastings, Mich., for .the use of :Benham’s account $192.37. said county. Therefore, (amount of 1192.37, there has been paid Said Board .of Supervisors, also, do 1 p._E.Ba!l«y. attending, court 450 4 50 hereby appoint ea inspectors of election 3 J. D. Bcnhaiu.crlinln:il account 32193 32193 above, ready for occupancy on or before Resolved, That tho County Clerk ba to 1 tho County ten dollars by Fire the 1st day of July 1893. 4 “ “ , turnkey xoo*........ 400 03 400 00 and he is hereby instructed to cause ]Insurance company, on account of tho ths following named perrons, residents 6 Sheriff of Eaton Co., boarding And the building of said court house and legal voters and taxpayers of your < to jail by fire. lockages, etc............ .......... I'mroiwan to be commenced during the year 1892 notice thereof to be posted in three damage village:—Josse Jordan,FrankF.Hllbert, 6 Davtd^Halght.con>toble feei public places in each township, and Yopr committo would also further and to bo completed and furnished os Lafayette Parrott; and also appoint aa each ward of the city of Hastings, in recommend i that the Sheriff be and is 8 A. E. Kennston, Jostled fees. 14 50 10 25 above, ready for occupancy before tho said county, by sending tho printed Ihereby authorized to draw -upon the date for said election to bo held in said 9 (loo. Wellman, " “ . expiration of the year 18911. ttW. H. Beadle. - " “ . notices to each and requesting the postI County Treasurer as he may need dur­ village, the 7th day of March,1892, to be That tho said suai of $54,000 be raisod ffltevld Haight, constable *' . ing of the samo at least 30 days previous 1ing the year 1892, to ah amount not to held in tho village of Woodland, upon' 13Geo. 1). Barden, justice “ .... ------------ .by taxation as follows: <18,000 in the year that date at the town house in said vil­ Lltchka, under sheriff fees 13 30 1320 1892: <18,000 in the year 1893; and 918­ to April 4th, 1892, at which- time said iexceed five hundred dollars. lage. Said election to bo governed by 14 Bart Tinkler, constable too*.. ’~ proposition is to ba voted on, andocauso Respcctfuliy, ( M. L. Williams. 000 in the year 1894. 15 ■L’wry anNocker.eunstablofeeH tho same rules and regulations govern­ Signed, - L. A. Hyde, That said resolution to raise the said the same to be published in at loast M w. a. Griggs, dept, uber Iff < OscarMatthews. ing township meetings, except aa to tho sum of $54,000 for tho purpose afore said ono newspaper of said county of Barry, Board constituting said election board rjj^htman. Justice fee*.. once in eacn wook, for at least th re* The report was adopted by the follow­ and to bo further governed by said ohupbesubmitted to said electors upon print­ ed ballots, 353 353and to read as follorrs: “For succesHiva weeks previous to April 4th. ।ing vote: Foster, constable toes. ter.82 aa above referred. Given under our J. H. McKevitt, . tho tax.” and "Against the tax.’’ Ayas — Messrs. Abbey, Densmore, haads and seals al the Court House in S. C. Ritchie. On motion the chair appointed Mes­ tho city of Hastings, this 9th day of srs. Roe, Nye and Smith as a special Geo. W. Abbey. January. A. D., 1892. Aho, tho following is their partial committee to examine the books and The above order waa accepted and county of Barry and in tho following HAm* *— ’ ” • '*•— " " Ayos 17. Nays' 0. Brown report on miscellaneous claims: orders in the clerk’s office. adopted by a vote of tho Board of Sup­ Theannu.nl report of the Prosecuting MISCELLANEOUS CLAIMS. ervisors ot Barry county, Mich., in aoeNOTEM! The following Li the Sheriff's report: sion at the Court house in Hastings, No. Name. Nature. Claimed Allo’d. Attorney was hero read. On motion of To THX Quxr.iriBD Elxctoss os Bazibt Co., ' Mr. Williams was accepted and placed I Withdrawn. Sheriffs rabney uxixjnuau expended January 96h, A. D., 1892. .. . . . S mu«w » report icrvn for ivr uwuoY I Klchmoud BackimACo ,supplies on filo. IFAireunto, Witness our hands and seals J“ ”91• for clerk ....................................... ITO ITO On motion of Mr. Williams tho spec­ this 9th day of Jan., A. D., 1892. 3 Eaton Printing C*>..>it:p. for cleric 2 75 3 75 January session of wid Board, In iba year » Ist» I®9-ial committee appointedzd5 examine the 4 J. Kwwsll. supnlltM fur jail......... S 78 2 78 John J. Perkins, Chairman, a seal > 18K, having to Mub*nit to the qualified Nd.Order. Name, Nature. Atn ’ L Clerk’s office, were instructed to voters of said county, a proposition to raise 367 H.Wentwortb. r 5 lunng Bro* & Kverurd. tuppllc'* -j seal > 267 H.Weotwortb. repairing county Jail 6 200 Thos. 8. Brice, Clerk. SUHRVtSORS PROCaMGS. 18 j’ J coner, HUE Hughea Hyde, Matthews. McKevitt, N*<Ier, Nye, Perkins, Etenlogte, Ritchie, Roe, Smith, Swift, Wil­ liams. Ayes 17. Nays 0. The committee on County buildings, through their chairman Mr. Hyde,here made the following report: To the Chairman and Board of Sup­ ervisors. ') Gentlemen: Your committee on County build­ ings to whom was referred <tbe matter of the smoke house at the jail would report as follows: We find aa near aa we can make out the smoke house stands over the line onto the tote adjoining, some one or two feet, and right in front ot the door ot the house on said lot. The Sheriff says it is not used and hasn’t been, for several years, therefore, we would recommend that tho Sheriff be instructed and authorized to have said building removed by selling it for what he can get. All of whtohls respectfully submitted. Ix A. Hyde, 1 Oscar Matthews }• Com. Afton D. smith. ) On motion of Mr. Abbey tho ronort waa accepted and adopted by tho follow­ ing vote: Ayos—Messrs. Abbey. Densmoro,Fal­ coner, Hill, Hughes. Hyde, Matthews, McKevitt, Nagler, Nye. Perkins, Raplogle, Ritchie, Roe, Smith, Swift, Wil­ liams. Ayes 17. Nays 0. Mr. Swift moved to reconsider the resolution heretofore adopted in refer­ ence to the raising of money for the building of Court House and Jail. The motion was lost by tho following vote: Ayes—Messrs. Ritchie, Swift. Nays—Messrs. Abbey Densmore, Fal­ coner, Hill, Hughes, Hyde, Matthews, McKevitt, Nagler, Nye, Perkins, Rep­ logle, Roe, Smith, Williams. Ayes 2. Nays 15. ' On motion of Mr. Ritchie the minutes of the day wore here read and approved. Whereupon on motion of Mr. Ritchie tho Board hero adjourned with­ out day. Thos. s. Brice, John J. Perkins, Clerk. Chairman.. PAY ROLL, SUPERVISORS, JANUARY SESSION, 1892. Mium Days Amt* Nagler, Irving,.;.'... JrowmOrtnroviUe;: . Delore.Woodland Jentmorv. WixMllan ’, Falconer. Carlton......... HughmuWSy^........... Hastings townaiiipl Thornapple viiie’.'.*.‘, Bjwtaia,’.""’! toe. Castleton. imith. Rutland, Swift. Maple Grove Williams, City Total.. SPECIAL SESSION. Barry County Court House, Hastings, Mich., Jan. 14,1892, This being tho day sot by which the Board of Supervisors for the county, of Barry were to convene for tho purpose of considering thepetitions filed from-the several voting precints of the county in reference to Local Option within the county, met as above and were called to order by the chairman of the Board,. Mr. Perkins. The roll being callod the following gentlemen answered to their names: Messrs. Abbey, Brown, Dens­ more, Faloonar, Hill, Hughes, Hyde, Matthews, McKevitt, Perkins, Roplogle, Rite hie, Roe, Swift, Williams. Absent—Nagler, Nye, Smith. . Mr. Smith taking his seat after roll call. . Tho call for the mooting was here read. Movod by Mr. Ritchie that the Chabr appoint two committees of three mem­ bers each to examine the petitions now on file. Mr. Swift movod to amend* by thoChalr appointing four committees of four members each, giving to each committee four voting precincts. Motion as amended prevailed. The Chair appointed as such committees for the townships ot Woodland, Castloton, Carltpn and City— Messrs. Densmore,. Roe, Matthews and Faloonar. Assyria, J.hnstown, Maple Grove and Baltimore — Messrs. Nye, Hill, Swift and Hyde. Barry, OrangeyiUe, Prairieville and. Hope—Messrs. Hughes, Brown, Replogleand Williams. Thornapple^ Yankee Springs, Irving and Rutland — Messrs. Me Kevitte Ritch|e, Abbey, and Smith. Mr. Swift movod that the Board, adjourn till 8 o'clock tomorrow morn­ ing. Motion was lost. Mr. Swift moved that the Board do adjourn till tomorrow morning at 8:20 o'clock. The ayes and nays being call­ ed for motion prevailed by the following vote: Ayes—Messrs. Brown, Densmore,Fal­ coner, Hyde, Matthews, Perkins, Reploglo, Smith, Swift. Nays—Abbey. Hill, Hughes, McKevLtt, Nagler, Ritchie, Roe, Williams. Ayes 9. Nays 8. Thob. S. Brice, J. J. Perbtns, Clerk. Chairman- Barry County Court House, ) Hastings, Mich., Jan. 15, 1892, Board called to order by the Chair­ man. Roll called found quorum pres­ ent. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. ' The prosecuting Attorney being-: called for hero appeared and gave hia opinion as to the sufficiency of the peti­ tions now on file and in the hands of the several committees. By request he gave such opinion in writing aa follows: Having been requested by your honor­ able body to give an opinion as to the sufficiency of the affidavits attached to the petitions on file with tho County Clerk, praying for an election under act of tho session laws of 1889, after a careful consideration of the law and an investigation of tho affidavits attached to said petition*, I comply with your request. As section four provides fur tho affi­ davits that shall b-j attached to said petition, I will only consider section four of the act, which section is us fol­ lows: “To enable the County Clerk to aacortain that the petitioners thus prsyin< tor such an election are qualified eKcttors of such county, and that they con­ stitute at least onc-fo-rth of ail the �I 1 ■ i^^*thhactieMXx»n»<i<l. Seaabo Barry, Prairieville, Orangevill* and ilimtiUonart whoae the errors now Hope, would report as follows: We find 13 MfcK 424 0 North W**tern Bep. 87. । attached to tha foregoing peti-wn, no paUUooa from tho towftttlp. ot varxou* Mtiached templates two Bcparate ana uwuimm ’ addressed to the Bcmrd Superyttort cincl may be rctarmri to b* attacnoa dftX. ooe tor • very P’titionaeooteasd Hop.. Tba p-UUor.i The petition from Barry i* fatally OraacariUo • of i-ald county; that ha knows that said front "Barry aud Pralriorlila wo Ond aud made a whole. . ,. noll-iist ponied by a transcript of th* poll-Hrt wholly dadol.nl aooordlnt to lb. ,h“ h*or “ defective for the same re**QM aoqualnlad with Mid paU- «d In Johnstown. The affiant in thi* tt^In —tt Toting pr*- ponamally por—M ^’of a city. state the number of th* ttffldavlt Mr. A. B. Bush swears that he one petition or ll*Vsepara- • jUoo.ni.and know ttaljtty w^rd or election district;) and that_the in personally acquainted with said signatures aro tho genuine signa­ £’S£h.Ti"Sfww.-d tt*.S» Vntir committee aro M. L. Williams, tures of the persons signing said peti Gbo. Replogle. poll-list is to bo attached, then tho pc- genuine signatures ot the paxwon* sign- ।how many of tto pa«»tt«" ““ *®“‘ upon lb. trrorortpkojtt. F’11'11’1 *“5?, itiooers should be those who** name* mg tho petition: and of th* persons ]personally knows and how many he cOo motion of Mr. Abbey th* report waa accepted. uEte ronexed; (OX 11 *5*°“^’. ’ whote names severally appear upon ] ap pear on that poll-list If one P°™°“ such transcript of the poll-list. In ca*o ( Mr. McKevitt here mad* the followisPte circulate the petition in th* entire CITY OF HARTING*. ,l°TortSe Honorable Board of Bupervte ffi* Sfr or Cou.^**' said poll-list is not obtained th*n the voting prrtinct it would be w»U * We find tho petition from th* third affidavit must recite the ‘ fact that the obtain this list at once, 11 Ln th* *itjr of H**ting* to b* cor­ Ort. i persons whose names are attached to ward , ' afoMnatncd.) ’And * ’further depo’nant understood that in til* rect but the fourth word petition 1* work is to be divided into district*, it said petition are, to the best of hte )defective Ln that th* affidavit doe* not , Gentlemen: — Your committee to knowledge and belief, qualified elect- t whom was roferre’ the petitions of Irv­ will not be Leasable to do *0, and in that sailh not. that the signatures aro the genu- .ing. Rutland, Yankee Spring* and ors in such township, ward or election state ( case caava**er* should a-s&s . . I ino signature*, a poll-list having been ,Thornapple, 2d and 3rd wards of the Subscribed and sworn tobefor* me ascertain by proper inquiry that the district. jcity of Hasting* praying for the prohi­ The affdajts, then, contained in the jfll*d with thi* petition. thl«....ol....................... A.D.U.... names taken were voters at the last However much we may regret the bition , This form of affidavit clearly shows Sneral election Ln the printed instructions follew the *xact of the sale and manufacture of Jn which .UraxturM oftt. pon»iu «1T>- that It is ceceasary for the party mak­ , liquors Ln the county of E?tt75S2o1situation your committee are of the intoxicating av are canvassing,’ *nd that their language of the statute. opinion that there are not sufficient ,Barry would make the following report: ing the affidavit to swear Uat the slg- names appeared on the poll-list for that The trouble, however, arises from the ( “Lm Mme. MTor^ly »PP~r “P°“ fact that the solicitors have not followed :petitions in legal form to warrant the ,That they find all of said petitions naturaaarc genuine, aud where a tratj®' at that election. such transcript of the poll-1 i*t, or, submission of the qurttioo. ( cript of the poll-list la not obtained, the precinct the instructions and have misinterpj defective according to the decision ef web IronKripl .hall noth... P"> further fact that to the bast of his P This is necessary that tho affidavit to retod them. In many caaes, where a And after having carefully inveatiga- th* . Prosecuting Attorney. accompany the petition may be truth•.iirnd then that the persons whose transcript of the poll-list ha* been ted tho petitions, wo fool warranted in knowledge and belief, tho persoas sign- , J. H. McKevitt, M. Mtoohed W Mid portion -r- ing the petition are qualified elector* ^T^i* transcript of tho poll-list should saying that tho fault is with the solici­ obtained tho second affidavit has been । Afton D. smith. w tho ho« ot his knowlo.il. -nd tell«I erftbe voting precinct where the sig­ tors who have not complied either with used which is not sufficient when poll­ 8. C. Ritchie, qu^lOod .lector, ot .ueh Jowuhlp^ be certified to «* follows: natures were obtained. . . list is attached. And in some instances the language of the statute or with the Geo. W. Abbey. J-ni or .lecUon totrlct; I clerk of tho towninstructions herein before Were it not necessary to show in the .hlp oi'do bonttx cert­ the first affidavit has; b*cn used whan printed On motion of Mr. Swift the report that 1! for any reason a certinea affidavits that the signatures to tho to all of which is respectfully ,was accepted. no poll-list has-been filed, which is referred । transcript of any fioUdbt shall not hart ify tto, ,110 foroffolng lx »““Jf । Mr. Densmor* h*re.mado tha follow­ orocurod. or, It .uoh Hwotoripl netitions wore the genuine signatures crip, ot tto polHlal tor Mid townthlp insufficient in such case as will appear submitted. Philip. T. Colgbov®. j of the persons signing the same, any . for reasons hereinafter set forth Ln refer ­ ■hell to doted.., It ’I'd * •“® ing report: person acquainted with the electors of ■of ;for tho last, proceed­ On motion of Mr. Abbey the report To tho Honorable Board of Supervis­ It the whole number ot all the potilion ing gcweral election held In said town­ ence to the petition of Irving township. ils precinct could sit down and mate <ors. or. 1. equal to ono-Iourth ot the number ship on Tuesday the 4th day of Novem­ Having carefully examined th* petit- ,was accepted and placed on file. ”” he^lH-l .leotor. ot .uoh oouaty out a list containing names of one-fourth iber, 1890, a* shown by the records in ions from the different township*, your Mr Lowden here read his further Gentlemen:—Your committee to Md upward, ol tt« elector. In bl. pre­ committee report upon them as follows: (opinion as follows: (examine tho petitions for LocalOption in — obowa by tho returns or oounty can­ cinct, mid swear that to the l««t ol hl. my office. ™ ot tho last proceeding general To th* Honarablo Board of Supervisors: ,the county of Barry from the townships Dated this .... day of 1891. IRVING. knowledge and belie!, tto rome were Upon a careful oxaruination of tho ,of Woodland, Carlton, Hastings aud Irving sends in a petition of 124 names qualified electors ot the town.hlp o! "'Tam eonrlncad, lifter acanthi •tition*, affidavit*, transcripts of poll (Castleton report as follows: and the affidavit is made by Isaac Cun­ Igallon, that tho Intent ot the tot is, blank, or other Toting precinct as the lists and the certificates attached to tho If the certified transcript of the list Woodland, Carlton, Hastings, Castle­ ningham. No transcript of poll-list has caro might bo, and thu. cloarlj detest lta< whore a trantorlpt ot the poll^lut is procured then there should bo attach­ been-filed or attached to said petition same. I concur with Mr. Colgrov* Ln ,ton and Ha*tings City Island 4th wards has boon procured, an affldavll .bould tto intent ot the law. which is that an ed to the petitions for the entire pre­ th* conclusion reached by him a* to tho ,according to the decision of th* lyosoand yet the affidovit reads as follows: election shall not be hold under tto rot be attached to each petition by par .les insufficiency of the petitions from thu (cutlhg Attorney,defici*ntln certilicutoa. cinct tho affidavit of ono or more resi­ circulating the same, or some resident unices at the request ot ono-tourtt dent electors of tho township or voting “State of Michigan, ) townshij)* of Irving, Yankee Springs, All Of which is respectfully submitted. ol the qualified elector, ot tho county . .l8S. elector, showing that they are person­ Rutland, Hastings, also Johnstown and precinct (and the affidavit of ono will D. F. Densmore, j ally acquainted with said petitioners, praying for such election; and in order be sufficient) and it may bo in tho fol­ County of Barry, Barry, with the further defect that Oscar Matthews, and that the.lgnature. are the genuine n show that the election has been pray­ Isaac M. Cunningham being duly neither of the affidavit* show that the M. D. Falconer, lowing form: signatures ottho parties signing .uch ed for by tho requisite number of elect­ sworn, says I am a resident elector ot signatures are genuine, in the town ­ Henry Roe. State of Michigan, ) petition, and ot the perrons whoso ors, it is necessary to show that the the township of............................. and I am ship of Carlton and the 4lh. ward ol [• S3. On motion of Mr. Hughes tho report signatures are genuine and placed upon names appear roeerally npon the trwnspersonally acquainted with the petition- the city of Hustings while the poll list was accepted. County of Barry, j • scriptof th. poll-llsl annexml to such such petition by men who desire such urs named in the petition to which this has been attached to the petitions, tho ................................................. being duly Mr. Nye her* made thu following election to be held, and not by one or ’ affidavit is attached, I know that each affidavit* are defective, in that they do report: ^And in case a poll-list has not been two men in each voting precinct, who sworn, says I am a resident elector of tho township of........................................... and of said petitioners reside in said town­ not show that the signature* arc gen­ To the Honorable Board of Superv procured and altrohod to tho peUtlon may have written the names on the ship of Irving and that tho signatures uine and also, of the persora who** I am personally acquainted with the then the afflda.it should further state petitions, and then made an affidavit petitioner* named in tho petition to» aro the genuine signatures of the por- names severally appear upon the trans­ Gentlemen:— Your committee to after tho clause, “and that tho Mgoa- hat to tho best of their knowledge and which this affidavit Is attached, I know’ sons signing said petition, and of the cript of the poll lists of said voting whqm wa* referred the netitions of tures aro tho genuine signatures of the belief the parties whose names appear that each of said petitioners reside in1 persons whose names severally appear precinct. upon the petitions are qualified elector* Maple Grove, Baltimore, Assyria and persons signing said petition, and upon tho transcript of the poll-list of 1 fully agree with Mr. Colgrov* as to Johnstown,prayingforth* prohibition of .that they aro to tho best of the afnante of their precinct, and for the making of thu said township of............................... • ■ ’ said township attached to saia petition. and that the signatures aro the genuine tho defect* in the petition* from the sale ana manufacture of Intoxicat­ knowledge and belief qualified electors which they cannot be prosecuted for signatures of thu persons signing saidi (Signed), Isaac M. Cunningham. Baltimore and Assyria, and I vfind tho ing liquor* Ln the county of Barry of the township of .......... Where perjury, as ths fact sot forth in tho affi­ petition, and of the person* whos. oiilwcribad and sworn to petitions from Tbornapplo and would make the following report: That * the poll-list is attached to the petition, davit would be true. Castleton are defective as the they find ail of said petitions defective I have set forth more fully my reasons name* severally appear upon tho trans­• before me this 19th day that of itsolf shows that tho persons > of December, 1891. ■ THOS. S. BRICE, second form of affidavit has been usud. according to the decision of the Proesigning the petition are qualified elect­ for holding that the affidavits attached cript of the poll-list of said township Notary Public. I agroo with Mr. Colgrove that the ors of the precinct in. which tho sig­ to many of the petitions uro insufficient attached to said petition. ecuting Attorneym - (signed) ....:................................. There being no poll-list the affidavit is petition from the third ward in the natures are obtained, but where the than I would have done were it not for W.-S. Nye, .. insufficient in .that it does not state city of Hastings is correct, and also a* poll-Iiet is not obtained and attached to the fact that this is an opinion in which Subscribed and sworn to L. A. Hyde. most of the citizens of the county will to the defect in the fourth ward, and before me this “that the persons whose names aro tho petition, it is necessary to add to the Orson Swift, attached to said petition are, to the best am further satisfied that the petitions affidavit tho clause “and that tho parties he interested, and as I desire that all day of . 1891. Wm. Hill. . of his knowledge and belief, qualified in tho first and second wards are defect­ signing the petition aro to the best of the should fully understand my reasons for On motion of Mr. Smith the ropoi If the transcript cannot be obtainedj *loctors in such township, etc.” ive by reason of the second form of waa accepted. affiants knowledge and belief qualified rendering the opinion Ido. then tho signers of taid petition may be Respectfully submitted. It is clear then that th* instructions affidavit having been used. : electors of the township of;...................... A bill for services of Mr. Colgroyc any qualified elector in such township have not been followed in this township. Wm. O. Low-den, Pros. Atty. I find tho petition from Prairieville for 810.00 was here read and on motion or voting precinct os the case may be;” which last clause takes the place of the is incorrect. < On motion of Mr. Abbey the opinion or "voting precinct and in that caau tho CARLTON. of Mr. McKevitt waa allowed by tho fol­ affidavit may bo in tho following form: poll-list, but does not do away with tho' as rendered was accepted and placed on I cannot agree with Mr. Colgrove lowing vote: . Carlton attaches and files a certified necessity of showing that the signatures1 file. State of Michigan, ) that the second form of affidavit asset , Aye*—Messrs. Aojtey,-Brown. Dentcopy of thu poll-list and yot Mito Fish . [ ss. to the petition are thp genuine signa­ forth in the opinion filed by him is suffi­ more, Falconer, HilTT Hughes. Hyde, On motion of Mr. McKevitt the opin­ files the second affidavit contained in C ounty of harry , j tures of the electors ipgmng tho same. cient iu contemplation of the law; but Matthews, McKevitt, ion as rendered was ordered spread Nagler, Nya the instructious which is erronious and ....................................................... being duly Thons have been two forms of affida­ upon tho Journal and to be printed in the am yot clearly of the opinion filed Perkins, Replogle, Ritchie, Roe, Smite, vits used by parties in making thoir proceedings of this Board by the;follow­ sworn says I nm a resident elector of not in compliance with either the stat­ already with your honorable body, that Swift, Williams. Ayes 18. Nayen 0. ute or instructions in that he docs not the township of................................ • ■ and returns to tho petitions circulated, ing vote: it is not sufficient as it docs not set forth j . Mr. Ritchie to whom was refer rod the swear that the signature* are the gen­ which are as follows: Ayes—Brown, Densmone, Falconer, I am personally acquainted with tho the fact “that tho signature* are tho communication frouiTHE'MiDDLF.viLLE uine signatures of tho persons signing Hughes. Hyde, McKevitt, Parkins, petitioners named fn tho petition to Gnulne signatures of the persons sign- SuN, in rcfferenc* to the printing of tho • FIRST FORM OF AFFIDAVIT USED. which this affidavit is attached, I knew the petition. Roplogle, Ritchie. Roe, Williams. jf the petition, os required by sec. 4 proceedings of this sees ion, here offered “State of Michigan. 1 WOODLAND. Nays—Abbey, Hill. Matthews, Nagler, that each of said petitioners reside in of said act, and bad the second affidavit the tsamo and moved its adoption, and Woodland files pull-list and uses sec­ been attached to all petition* where no Smith, Swift. Ayes, 11; Nays, C. Nag- said township of...................................... and to County of Barry', j that the same bo spread upon the jour­ tho best of my knowledgeand belief they ond affidavit which is erronious in that poll-list was lor absent. obtained, aa per the nal.': Motion prevailed. The followi** John Doe, being duly sworn, says I are qualified electors of said township. it does not state that tho signatures are On motion of Mr. Swift the petitions instructions it would have bo«n fatally is the communication: am a resident elector of the township of - (signed).......................................... thu genuine signatures ot the jKirsons defective as there is nothing to show' To thu Honorable Board of Supervisors were referred to Messrs. Lowden and . and I am personally C'olgrove requesting them to report as Subscribed and aworn to signing tho petition. that thfc signatures to tho petitions are of Barry Co., Michigan. acquainted with tha petitlosera named to their sufficiency tomorrow morning before mo this .... day of Knuina, and have not been put thero YANKEE SPRINGS. Gentlemen:—I wouid respectfully in the petition,to which this affidavit is ........................................... 1891. any one per^jn. submit the following bid for printing attached. I know that each of said pe­ st 8:30 o'clock. No transcript of poll-list is filed from The ayes and nays being called for 'Ido not aggree with Mr. Colgrove tho proceedings of the special meotinr titioner* resides in toe township of .... When the petition for any voting pre­ this township. A. F. Sylvester makes . 7 and that the signatures motion prevailed by the following, vote: cinct is completed it should bo placed affidavit. There appears tho names ot that the law contemplates two separate of the Board now in session. Ayes—Messrs. Abbey, DonNinore,Fal­ aud distinct affidavits, except that there are genuine signatures of the person/ For printing in the Sun *2.reaper in tho hands of H. B. Andrus, Seere- five persons written by the same hand the affidavits column. For printing in supplement signing raid petition,and of the persons coner. Hill, Hughes, Hyde, Matthews, tarv of the county com mil too so that which displays good penmanship to tho should be added to Nye. Perkins, Ritchie, Smith, Swift. whose osom severally appear upon the expense of what wu b'licve to be a accompanying th* petitions to which with January session, (5000), $8.00. For Nays—Brown, McKevitt, Replo­ petitions from all the voting precincts proper interpretation of tlie law. Those no poll-lists are attached, the further printing in pamphlet with other pro­ transcript of the poll list of tho said in tho ontire county may be together township and attached to said petition. gle, Roe, Williams. Ayes, 12: Nayes; 5. and presented by the secretary of the names wu believe ought not to bo coun­ words,” and that to the best of his ceeding*. (all in one paniphlet,) W.00. Nagler absent. • ' (signed.) John Doe. ted. ’After Mr. Sylvester had sworn to knowledge and belief are qualified elect­ If printed in supplement and pamphlet On motion of Mr. Ritchie the Board county committed to tho county clerk tho first petition thero appears to be ors in such township, or election dist­ form, separate 'from January bets ion, Subscribed and sworn to ■ here adjourned till tomorrow morning at any time.” before me thisday Your committee aro asked to three others attached to it that aro not rict," which clause takes tho place of •6-00 to bo added to above priced. at 8:30 o’clock. of................................... 18915' tho poll-list, but does not do away with J. W. Saunders. advise your honorable body as to sworn to, and ought not to bo counted. Thos. S. Brice, J. J. Perkins, tho necessity of swearing that tho signa­ Mb. Ritchie here offered the followSECOND FORM OF AFFIDAVIT USED. instructions have RUTLAND. Clerk.Chairman. whether theej tures ur* genuine; and I tun of the opin­ boon carried out and as to whether “State ofMichigan. ) This township files a certified copy of ion that the sccend affidavit is fatally the Honorable Board of Supervis­ Barry County Court House, ) when carried out under these instruct­ tho poll-lint and yet in violation of tho > 38. Hastings, Miqh., Jan. 10,1802,j > ions would bo a 'c-Jinpliauco with tho printed instructions use* tho second defective for th* reason that it does or*. County of Barry. ) , not show that tho signatures aro gen­ ' ) Gentlemen: — Your committo on statute. John Doe, bjing duly sworn, *aya, I 8:30a. m. affidavit and tho affidavitdoes not recite uine. Board met as per adjournment. Were printing would report as follows: Wo .After having qxamined tho several tho fact that tho signatures are tho gen­ am a resident elector of tho township I cannot reach tho conclusion that would recommend that the offer made ot blank. and am personally called to order by the Chairman. Roll petitions, poll-lists, certificates of the uine signatures of the jHjrsona signing acquainted with the potitionsrs named called found quorum present. Minutes difficrcnt township clerks to the name, the petition and of tho ]>ersoas whose Mr. Colgrove does, that where the poll­ by the Editor of The Middleville list is attached to the petitions the affi ­ of previous meeting read and approved. in the petition to which this affidavit is and affidavits of resident elector* of tho SUN be accepted and that he print th* A communication from The SliDDLi:- various voting precincts your committee names uverally appear upon such trans­ davit must show that the signature* to' proceedings of this special session with attached. I know that each of said cript of the poll-list. Your committed petitioners resides in the township ville SUN was here read in reference are of the opinion that tho form af affi­ are of tho opinion that tho petition of; tho petitions are genuine, in order to' tba same supplement containing pro­ comply with tho Law, and that where' ceedings of the January session. Also of blank, and to the best of to the printing tho proceedings of this davits contained in printed instructions this township is not in compliance my knowledge and belief they are quali­ Board. is of little consequence for reasons here­ with tho statute and should tbareforo' no poll-list is obtained, and attached to that tho proceedings of this special *ct1 tho petitions, the affidavit need not' sion be printed in same pamphlet con­ Oa motion of Mr. Swift tho communi­ inafter Mt forth. fied electors of said township. • be rejected. cation was referred to tho Chairman of show that the slgnaturt^ aro genuine. taining the proceedings of this Board (signed.) John Doe. The errors hereinafter pointed out HASTING3. tho committee on printing. I do not-und»ir*tand that attaching, or' for the year. appear toarisofrom non-compliance with Subscribed and sworn to Messrs. Lowden and Colgrovoi being section four of tho act which reads aa ■ Hasting?* township files a tranaoript failing to attach a poll-list to tho peti­ before me thisday S. C. Ritchie, of poll-list certified to by the Ceunty tions has any effect on the genuine** of present, as per request with their writ­ ’follows: of.................................. 1891." Geo. W. Ahhev, Clerk and under seal. Wo find the ten opinidns as to t)ie sufficiency of tha the signature*. As 1 understand and “ Sec. 4. “ To enable tlie county M. D. Falconer. Attached to some of the petitions wai petitions us, presented, were asked to clerk to ascertain that the petitioners petitions from this township aro in com- construe tho law, relating to tha affiWhich oa motion of Mr. Roe, was the firft form of affidavit, and to others piianco with the low with the exception1 davits to bo attached to such petitions, present them. thus praying for such anj election aro accepted and adopted by the following the second form.but to none of tho peti­ Mr. Cblgrovo here presented his an qua’lilad electors ot such county, and of the one filed by Lyman Chamberlain; tho only effect tho poll-list has upon tho tions were both forms 0! affidavits follows: ' votq: that they constitute at least one-fourth containing elevon names, and that pt affidavit* is that in case tho poll-list Is . attached, or tho substanca of both, even Ayes — Messrs. Abbey. Brown, To tha Honorable, the Chairman and of all tho electors of such county, as Benjamin F. Gaskill containing fifty-one1 obtained the affidavit must state “ that where the poll-list was uot attached. Board of Supervisors of the County of shown by the poll lists or the returns names, and of Georgo Ensley, contain­ the signatures aro those of tho persons more, Falconer. Hill, Hughes. L’> ‘ The first form of affidavit is in my 1 Matthews, McKevitt, Nagler. Bar 17. ing seven names. whose uaihes severally apjK'ar upon the' Perkin*. Rcplogle,Ritchie, Itoe. Smith, □tnd canvass of tho last precoaling gen­ opinion all tho law contemplates should Your coiniqUte to whom was referred eral election, it Is hereby required that These three last described petition*1 transcript* of the poll-list of said town­ or requires to be atttachod to petitions tho several petitions from the town- the signatures of all the petitioners are defective in that tho second form of: ship: and incase it u not obtained then Swift, Williams. Aye* 18. Naye*0where, tho poll-list is annexed thereto; 1 Mr. Swift here offered the following “ hilwoLBaPcjc^ounty praying for an the affidavit is used and at the s tmutim* residing in any uno and the same townthe affidavit shows," that the person but to all petitions to which the pellelectteS'under not 20 < of tho Public sbipa, ward or election district shall bo a certified copy of the poll-lht is filed. signing said petition aro to tha best of' resolution and moved the adoption of list is not annexed, there should be [ the kame: the affiant* knowledge and belief qualiattached the second form of affidavit in Acts of 1889 bcingfrnact to prohibit the attached to one petition or list, soparJOHN3TOWN. ‘ IFAerrus, Inasmuch os the petition* order to show that tho parties signing manufacturo and. solo of intoxicating ute from thoso of any other township, The petition from Johnstown is not, 'fled elector* of said township. from tho several townships and ward* said petition are qualified electors of liquors in the various oountie* of tho want or olectiou district. Every such accompanied by a transcript of tho poll­’ After a careful! investigation ot tho' of the city of Hostings, in tho county of ?a.?>rt *? /ol" lotion shft111*’ accompanied by a trunth* voting precinct in which tho signa- JJJJf. p?2?. ' .uetilions I do uot feul warranted in say­’ Barry, in regard to Local Option, list and the .affidavit attached *tho 1 i Wc flU<1 it can - - ----- - -,— , I. Patton- script script of of lha th* poll-list, poll-list, if If it can bn bo propro­ petition roads as follows: ing that tho fault has boon entirely with 7®ro ohtaln°d, as well as tho first 1 ‘ appear deficient in tho certificate* affidavit, or tho substance thereof, to era have undertaken to follow printed cured. cf the lust proceeding general the solloitora, and had they compliedL attached thereto. “Stat® of Michigan, ) show that the signatures to such peti­ instructiouj which word sent to tho sev­ election hold in such townships, wal'd with the Instructions, a sufficient num­‘ RMrtrtd, Therefore that th o prayer of « ‘ } S3. tions arc tho genuine signatures of the eral solicitors in tho various townships, or election district, certified as correct ber of tho petitions would have been County o? Barry. J 1 tho petitioners bo not granted. wards, and voting precinct* which prin­ by the township, city or county eloric, persons signing the same. legal to warrant your honorable body Which resolution was adopted by tho Levi M. Dawcy. being duly sworn, in calling an election, but am satisfied’ The *ubstanc3 of both affidavits could ted instructions road aa follows: as tho case 1 nay require, «vud alsoaa affi­ “ Instructions 1 following vote: vuc davit or aflidavits by one or more resi­ say^ I am a resident doctor v readily hav* been embodied in ono Of» the To solicitors for petitioners under net dent electors of such township, ward or t- nvuship of Johnstown and am person-1 that there are not enough correct peti­‘ Ayes—Meter*. Abbey, Brown, Dens­ where tho circuinstanco* or condition of No. 207, Laws of 1889, being the so-call­ election dbtrlct, stating therein that he ally aoquaiatod with “uuMt" of the peti­ tions to warrant an eleotton being cal­ more, Falconer. Hill. Hughes, Hyd*. things required it. ‘ led by reiaor. of the second affidavit ' Matthews, McKevitt, Nagler, Nyo, Per­ L r th?. P°tiUonB to which is ed “Local Option Act.’’ or they aro personally acquainted with tioners named in tho petition to which Solicitors will read the following su"- said petitionorsi and know that, they thin affidavit is attached and I beleive being defective,for causes before stated, kina, Replogle, Ritchie, Hoc. Smith, rttefhed a poll-ftot and the first form ol r.nd where the solicitors haru compli­ gestions carefully. SwUt, Williams. Aye*. 18. N»yw. U. that each of said potliioners reside in reside within such .township, ward or ,aro 8ufflciont and fully comply ed with tho instructions sent out. Under section 3 of said Act it b nec­ with the law, but ail petitions to which On.motion of Mr. Abbey, tho journal election district, and that tho signa­ thetownshipofJohnstowp and to the best Vory-re*pectfully suTnittod. ’ no poll-list is annexed, and have only essary that at lhast one-fourth of all tho tures are the genuine signatures of tho of my knowledge and belief are quali­ of Die day was hero read aud approveW m . O. L owden , Fro*. Atty. attached thereto tho second form of affi- qualified elector* of the county, as shown persons signing the petition and of the fied electors of said township.” Oa motion of Mr. Brown tho Board On motion of Mr. Roe the opinion u , davit, are insufficient Inasmuch as there by the jeoll-lista eft- returned and can- persons whoso names severally appoar This affidavit i« fatally defective in here adjourned without dav. is nothing to show that the signatures vae-t of the lastprccc>ediug general elec­ upon such IrnnHcriptof tho poU-Hsi; or, that affiant does not swear that all of rendered was accepted tend placed on Thos. 8. Brice, J. J. Perkln.-. file. to such petitions are tho genuine sig­ tion for state officers petition the Board if such transcript shall cot have been tae pitltionora reside in tho township. -Clerk. A Chairman. Oa motion of Mr. McKevitt the opin­ natures of the persons signing the same of Supervisors to call a special election procured, then tnaV tho persons whooe Tho words “most of the potionera” do The foilowing b the payroll ot SxipctIn order to .show the opinion ot ex- to determine whether tho liquor traffic names ar; attached to said petition aro. not comply with tho roquircmant of the ion* of Mesur.1. Colgrove and Lowden shall be prohibited within the limits of were ordered spread upon thu journal *lt?5n*y wnerel, S. V.N. Btrowbridge, to the best of hiricnowledffo and belief, statute. । . Ihijrv MT- Ajf o 1,0 Prated in the proceedings of i •* to the form and substance of the affi­ the county or not. To furnish evidenca to the clerk of quanfled electors iusuch township, word . this Board by the following vote: on, to a m w d. .oar'.. davits that should be attached to petidbtrlct: ^-ortdof. Aotrovo, Assyria files with ‘ h petition transcript I Aya*—Messrs. Abbey, Brown, Dens“0“ obtained under this act, I hurein the county ci such fact curtain ranulre- in at if for uny reason a certified truns3 IS or :x>U.ii5t with ccrtu^ __________ , more, Falconer, Hin, Hughes. Hyde. “ihcote as follows: set forth a form of affidavit prepared bv witli8 610 :iec<*oar2 to bo complied c^pt of any pool-1 iat shall nut have been Carttan. M D. Falconer........... Assyria Dee. iilth, 18<J1, Mattuews, McKevitt, Nagler, Nye, Per- Baltlinorr. wSn. tilH.................. him, as required by the oct. 8uch transcript I hereby en tity that tho above h a The oua fourth does not apply to | Harry J D. HugbdW .................... Rltohto, Rae, Smith, “State of Michigan, 1 shoil be defective, it shall A««yrt*.L. AH|d».................... true copy of the ppU-lht of the cation Swift, Williams. every vising precinct but to the oouaay Ayo* 18 N*ya 0 iU«Ua«BTp..U>*CM- Mau he*'. - bS.S. at larged so that amtition from any vot­ sufficient if the whole numbtr at th» ! . .oat spring. £L a. PoSvhrb, 10 U On motion of Mr. Rlicfafe th* Board County of....................... ) petitioner is equal iu oac-foarth of tho ing ur;<inct need not bo un entire i Town Clerk.'’ hare took a recess for out? hour. number of all toe qutiifiod elector of being dulv fourth of that precinct. It Is nd viable Nr .... .. This CLrtific&te u fatally dafoctive ' •WorQ deposes and says that he I* a rosi- however, that a thorough canvass be btwh county, as shown by the Bctuims or Nj .. — ■* A. M, and not in compliance with the statute . dentof the.....’.............. of............ . county canvass of the fast Board eall-d to order by th* Chair­ rnade and a* many obtain*! in any votin said county of’.- 'thki k C. Hiutao' election.” 5 tan. ri,. i....... . .. .. ■he i* personally acquainted with the From this section it is ovidont that Tin w,.rt3 d Is Sub. I<» Div. 19Nee. 2 Howells Ann. Statut.^. ci.rt it’.'.'.• ■ ■ •,<u,ra,*wp-.. , * W1 > •Ua I �“CORN CUTTIR.- i HISTORY OF A WEEK. that the Iona of life i* about seventy men. Donald Mnc.leod, in. an add row* at a meeting in Glasgow for the relief of RusThe war department baa asked Ohio how many troop* she can pat into the field in Fire at Toledo O., destroyedjthe Robin­ son electric street railway barns and thir- whole world would rise against that gov­ ernment which persecuted iteown subject*. French Deputy Lour declares that the refusal of Minister Constans to light a dud with him ‘ saved the minister from certain death. He Adds that daring his reoeut pistol practice ho hit th* mark nt every shot. Mw*>c, and who w*r fortunate enough to I waa traveling on horseback through Elliot connty when, emerging from a long stretch of unbroken foreat, I suddenly came* hair restorative, were treated to an origi­ upon a field of weeds and corn at the left nal diraurtation on the plot of “Jullua of the road. Hiding on a little distance I observed, Bitting on the top rail of tha bad­ strip*. ■ ly crippled S«*x», an old man. lie had a One of them asked the other if ho had long board, which would have been whita had not a constant bath ot amber kept it whereupon the following conversation, colored a brownish yellow. His n<«e was token down at tbe time in abortband, en­ long and humped itself into a high, thin * position, separating his small eyes that sued: Secoud Gent—Shakespeare? Who! De seemed trying persistently to get together. Mnro! • Hr had an old white wool hat that rested Firat Gent—Aw, naw! Dcr fellah what its rear section on the occipital division of wrote "Jullua Ctesar,” "Richard de Third,” his cranium, while the right side of it sank de “Two Orphans" and dem show*. Didn’t down and took a rest on hu fanlike ear. yer-never sen none of dem? From numerous mouthlike rents io all deSecond Genu—Naw! 1 don’t like demand partmenta of his old bat the bristly hair protruded like the brushes of a sign paint­ pfruea nohow. Flrat Gent—Well, I tell yer. I’m dead er. Hi* heels rented on the third rail from stuck on “Julxus Cnoar." It’s n great the t op. fhua throwing his knees up to the . show. Yhr see, it’s juM like ’dis: Like you neighborhood of bis chest. On his knee and me was always running together and rested bis elbow aud iu bis long, bony m, 1 was Julius Ctesar, aud you, you was palm bung his chin. - Two hounds sat beBrutus, and like 1 was all der time treat­ ncath’iiirn and ghxcd up at their lord and ing yer to dcr beer and giving yer cigurmaster with worabipful eyes. Iu and den after yer done blowed me fer "How do you do. old gentleman!" was all de stuff yer wanted and played mo far my greeting, delivered in a tone of smiling sucker yer gives mo de shake and jtibe yer suavity. -knife in me. See! Well, dat'n de way “Do Jis about uz I please this ’em week, Brutus done Julius Ctewtr. stranger.” Second Gent—Well, I say dat wasn’t no "Don't you do t*s you please all the square deal! time?" I returned, laughing. First Gent—Naw. it wasn’t no square "Not ef th* ole woman knows herself, deni, dat’s what 1 tell yer. But. see, Julius and I rayther jedge she do." Cxkiv's sun wot dcy call Mark An-tony, bo "Whereabouts do you live?” gits on to de market and be makes a "On top a’ this fence at the present writspecoh an de people dey gets bo mad dey runs Brutus clean out of de town and he "Is chat your corn over there!" kilt hiutclf. Oh. 1 tell yer, "Richard de “Part uv it is. hlso a part <>’ the weeds." Third" and "Jnlitis Ca»ar” are two boss "Who doe.* the other part belong to!” ' shows fer me.—New Orleans Times-Demo"Thar's several other parts.” ; crat. "Well, who do they belong to!” There are 150 fourth class post masters In this country who receive less than $5 per year each for their rerviree*. Richard Sipp, of Njhr York, afflicted Northwestern lumburmen are1 preparing with varicose vein*, danced a breakdown a monster petition against t hoi scheme iu and shortly after bled to death. congress to put Itimber on thu face lint. Eight freight cars fell through dam­ Mayor Mosby, of Cincinnati, tuinounces aged trestle at Rankin,* Px, killing one that he is'a condid^te^or delegate to tho brujeeman and fatally injuring another. national Republican convention distinctly Delegates favorable to the nomination nt as a Blaine man. Th* Importance of purifying the blood can­ Cleveland for the presidency were elected Troops iu Texas beating the chaparral not be overestimated, for without^purs in seventy out eighty-five districts in Phil­ for Garza's band we're fired into; nobody blood you cannot enjoy good health.' adelphia. hurt. The troon* charged but, found no At thia aeaaon nearly every one needs a Ellen Hagnn and herU'Uyear-old daugh­ Garza men nor iffiy one else. good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich ter were deserted In* burning house at fixe blood, and Hood's Sarsaparilla Is worthy Chicago lends tbe big cities of the Coun­ New York by coworily men, and Ixrth try in the matter ot increased noria! re­ your confidence. It Is peculiar In that tt weiy suffocated. \ strengthen* and builds up the system, creates ceipts for the quarter ended Dec. 31 last. an appetite, and tones tlie digestion, while Cleveland mid in an interview nt Now She beat New York just 100 ja-r cent. ,1 eradicates disease. Give it a trial. Orleans that the national Democratic con­ The Pope’s health is r. subjecti of much Hood’s Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists. vention platform would l»e good enough speculation, but so closely are’ the Vati­ Prepared by C. L Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. for him tu support. can secret* guarded that no one outside ' Richard Y tes, ot Jacksonville, son of know* whether the pon'.iff i* illpr well. IOO Doses One Dollar Illlinois’ war governor, is a dvclarvd can­ The tuait> ; ortiun of the palace of the didate for the Republican nomination for duke of An-i.nufgnt burned, re­ congreMinan-at-large. ‘ sulting in tins destruction of many price-. The Louisiana Republican state conven­ less historicnl relies, some of them SOUyeura tion indorsed HarriMin's ndminlterntiun old. One of the result* ot the rticend meetings aud advocated hi* renomination. Strung in New York of the Presbyteriail assembly anti-lottery resolutions were adopted. Tjie Bole* lx»m is gaining, and Irftirde'r committee I* that Dr. Briggs will reman to give it a start out west the gjjvernor in hi* chair at Union Theological semin­ will be the principal orator nt the banquet ary. > Beseie Chnffee,‘daughter of a Buffalo of the Graystone club of.Denver, Feb. 0. I millionaire. »loped and her father caught "Mostly to the hogs—cain’t keep the her, on tlie fly, as It were. He now keeps dnd "burn creetera ter wtdl fer tlmirpart In electing officer* tbe Greeks voted by 1 her locked up and feeds her od bread aud till it'* gathered." ' show of hands. Often officers were apThe whhtky trust is in danger of suits j 1 water. ' “I see a lady cutting up corn over IMiluted by lot. Whit* and black beaus for violation of the national anti-trust law II Colonel Nevis Hernandez, a; Mexican there." and its suck has materially dcprecirhcd. , were used for bits, and those who were un­ "No, ye don’t." r . derstood to i» hungry for offle* received The Pacific Mail steamship Rio Janeiro I officer of first class record, waa shot be­ "Why. my eyes deceive me very much if th* suggestive name of lieanenmrs. The from Hon r Kong hru been quarantined nt cause he foiled to capture the bandit i Garza when he iiad a light with that in­ I-don't see a Indy cutting up corn.” iden here was that every citizen was good Sun Francisco on account of snutlfe-pox on ; "Wai, yereyea decebe ye, thin; thar’sa enough to-hold office, and this was thu I dividual's band recently. bon rd. ' Ix-nuder -Huliues. a delegate to the con­ gal over that cntlinoff cornstalks." The Streep can* at Pittsburg are running: | most I tn partial way of dividing the spoils. "Well.'ha, ha! k’neJi the same.” , veation that noiplpntcd Lhicolu in 1'riO, They never u.-c-l a secret linilot for candi­ with a gt.ard of policemen on er.rli pint­ WHY IS THE date* in the modern fashion, but only to form owing to a strike of street railway and for whom Horace Greeley vfii* proxy, Holmes being unablf i-> attend, ha* been gal, corn's corn, an cornstalks iz corn- veto against t hem. employes. • btalks.*' adjudged iitenne nt Portland. , ’ If party spirit was running high, and the In tho nep- oflices* of the Western Union "What 'gal' is it, as yoh call her!" power of a Ixis* waa growingdaogerotuk a Telegraph company nt New York thc; : AUt.v Moore, a snake ebarmefi nt New "Don’t ki.ow ’bhoiit ^be’s mine an me vote of exile wits ordered. Each citizen ‘•lightning’'!'fuiuishiri by dynamos in­ 1 York, hn« made’ nine iim<iUCTi«sfbl alTHE BEST SHOE M THE WORUJ FOR THE WHET? j lempi.s at *ukide since OctolaT. Each old woman'.-." wrote a tin me tin *><j oysmr slid! or a plecu B l« a M-atnteM «!>■«•. with no torkv or wnx thread ' stead ot cells. "Who helps her cut! Du you?" too fert; made uf ttui bevt tin® calf, stylish < attempt was made itr a police station ceH, of broken crockery snd put this vote se­ to hurt Tbe lniy at Traver**, Mich., fell suddenly easy, aud te^tuse «* mate more cAor* <>/ thi* 1 "Ssrtinly, I hcp.by my influence. Sab, I cretly into the box. Any boss against and where she Was put fur Carousing J •raJsttoaaav «thcr mannr^rtnrtr. it cyuaU hand- I seven feet, and stayed that way for an keep brnggine on her. tell ber et she keeps whom there was n sufficient majority must sewed sbnracoaUnr from SrtX> to r>-i'O. hour. It then resiimed its normal level i OO (.cni.liir lland-ravrrd, ttart Improvin she’ll bu '.in-in-d oner by ail tbe lr:tv<- th* country for ten years. rod for eona with n fusli. - ' The Poles have Observed the tjesiti narj most iikulyyonng ft-Hera Int-hecuhnty that This peculiar institution, culled witra- iMBOttM 'bora wbJch curt front saartott: F. C/Ih.yenport. nf Boston, han failed ' of thu imrtilion of Poim*! ahdl, inobb* d know- what a kind nv gal* mukus the best ci*m. Is really the nearest approach the because iu* imported largely of tin-plate in t!iiv>c who neglected to do so In di number •hoc ever otT.Tfl nl ItiH prlcnt Minezrac Greek* made to a jnuderu ballot system. the hope that the MfiKinley bill would of place*. "Old man, to la* serious with y<»,u, (think Osirtu-ism went out of use beemtMj on a 1 rend prices •‘kiting.” • MORTGAGE 9AJ.E. Tlie steamer Georg* W. Stone, <if Cincin­ It mighty strange tint n young girl should certain imixirtant Occasion the thunder­ be put to such hard work as tbit.” Rev. T. dams, a Roman Cat hula- priest Ityfantt having been m:ide In the condtUotoSC nati. mink Midiienly and witliout any bolt failed to hit either of the prominent a certain mortgage. ulauH AugnM. IS, If, of Long Island, has Imh-ii nnfr<K-kv<l bp* "It du look .a Icystle strange, for moat of unde by Orvttl A. Whltrlgtit and Era wSu known cause at t.airv. III.'. The w'atchman lenders but struck u comparatively ob>cnu»c he Jieirisled in curing tiisense* by ’vtn iz too lazy ter do it. Ye wouldn’t ex­ scare person. iu.-tlt.ht* wife, to tlie Hgstlng* Huildirg w.;* drowned. ’ • CO ‘-W BnJ *- O<* Worktssman’s vboe* the use of holy relics. Association, of Hasting!*. Mlrhigxn. aeerThe detail* nrv not quite clear. It has 9"* aro very »tr.>ni{ ami durable. 7hove who Loan Florence Nightingale, wlnwc services iu pect ter see er tnnn like me, er true blue John nn»l William UoiLddine, Frank, gentleman, at rich work liiw>-.*f, wad yeJ” I porttlno duly orgaiur.cd aud doing burinSto been suggested, however, that tho great have given tbetn r» trite will n ear no other nitecn. tlid military lio'pital* (luring tbu Crimean' under tnd laws oftlie State of Mlchlcaa. atML "Well, I djn’t tlihik it thu proper thing istsne* inntie a deal by which they were to f^-iffitli. Turn, Kennedy and Ed Kent, of war gave her an undying fame. is|seriou»ly recorded In the office of the register «»C deeds Detroit, charged with abducting Joseph for Borrv county, tn the state of Mlchlgate, . for a young girl, to be at such work, I’m lot vncli olin-r alone and give all il|e votes on their merits, an Ute InerraalUtf atec* teller. ill of the grip. <>u August », IMO, in liberal of mortgaaea Perrien, the wealthy miller, some months quite sure.” to n troublesome third party man. This ou unite i». by non payment at money due foe Garza, the head at the Mrxienu revolu ­ ago. have been acquitted. "Wai, thot may In-; stranger, but see hur, result was ao unsatisfactory to the people '.nrtplirnrnts of prtncfu*!. interest and premium tionary scheme, is said to be completely looKve how it iz. Thr gal must do it, ’cose The Ohio supreme court hns overruled a *nd lor fines, by which the power of sale thereto hemmed iu by government forces and will it's this er way, stranger: Tbftold woman's contained ha* become operative, and on which Caatton.-Ce* that W. L. Ix urUanamo sad , motion for a new trial for Editor Elliott, Evening Sun. soon lie compchrtl io surrender. ’ dow;i nt tlie bouse, berth legs broke, un wnteucfd to life ininjisomncnt for the I of thin notlee the sura dr seven hundred fiftr Colonel Hernandez, the Mexican officer can’t git out gi*t now ter cut it heraef.”— murder of Editor CMboru, and he will thru* ami :h too dollar*, tbe said installment* ft re[M>ried shot by under of a conrtj-mnrtial, James Noel Johnson in Now York E|»och. ; I principal, tutere*: and premium and dries havhave to stay fn.prisoqifor life. "A pretty compliment I bean! for you appealed to the military court at tiny < ity | log remained imp ild sad inarresr for nrarO thu other day, Mia* Nellie," I sold as we j At a session of thu lumse coinage com-, of Mexico and obtained a few days grace. . than six month*, and the said Hast inn* BulMInx and Loan A*»ociHtk>n having elected m>4v mittee all propusition* for anything than *tnrtrd down the lake, skating the long । Tlie London nqdaiista have pakUponcd ’ Mark Dewey him devised nu apparatus t he term* of said mortcage to declare doe tbe full' the consideration of Bland’s unlimited amount unpaid with all nrrearnce* therroo. ant the ]utnulc, which they had plhmied to to render electric beating effective and eco­ roll. Miss Nellie'* color heightened, while . silver coinage measure were voted down I make Sunday. Jan. 31. in defiance of her eyes danced. no suitor proceeding* at law having been inatt“A certalu gdntlemnn told me. Miss Nel- | I’BOBATE OUDKR. inted to recover the amount now remaining nomical iu house* or cam or public build­ and a vote dfc that measure set for Feb. I<J. i police prohibition, until Sunday, Feb. SB; ings. Floor mate similar to those In gen­ ■M-ciltel br said mortgsgo orany part IhereM, Warren Springer, the owner of the Ixiii- ■ lie, that your* were thu uwevteat lipa ba j State of Michigan. Conntv ctltarrv-**. Notice !* t herefor hereby given that ou Sriurdky, i Boiit<]iiiu, the police executioner of eral n«e can fie employed for the heater, hnd ever ki>-Msl " era at Cbicigo which blew up and killed ' V Al » >r*di»l» (it til- Prnl. Ut- CuOTt for 1I1B ; thu 3trite day of March, trtzj. at ten o’clock tn Umi MliM Vdlte tn vnnVe n Ilf ItUTy. llo’deU >.t Ul* PtOlMlU AffliW. Ill forenoon, there will b»r sold at the rortti fraac five num, is under PJOJWO liontla un ncrim- ; Belgium (who had never executed any one the only essential requirement being that Mito N«Hfe proceeded to nutke a great ||M . ( .,i v j| iv< ni,~«. in «.M<1 roitniv.on Wednrabecause------King tlie maJW mats be provided with heat radiating ,fuw. "What nn iqfamous story 1 Who «tav. lira :an1 dsv uf la-rrmixtr.ln th* year one door of the. court house. In the city of Hiurttaga. inal charge, and four of hia employes an : -------------Leopold has al way 4 refused - lIKS up pwuuru hum nv... Wty of Harry and date of Michiana, said cpOK in ths sajni fix with bond-* of from "l'P~' v a death wnmuit/. diwi last week , cn.-.uctor, Hl,d connected to suitable sup- s•ever ftTvr IU1( -—■­ eight I.wrired a«cl <.i.i.-iy-uue. had, dared-well,” she continued, ....... 1bmBou>d l-being the building m which tbeciresft of to ?10,(M'. ’I u ‘Atue 11" influenza. . tuenta,. , ' Ply conductor*. These mate are perfectly ,u. -j ■ Iw .ill jji rirver forgiv* rorv.rr you rm. unless unl^r ^5jS* Ch'de‘ " ' J“IW »' court for the county ot Barrs- i* IraM, . ,j M nml ,.ffect|Te Bn(| require but a low joq tell me at onto the man'* name who ’ jnur i public auction to the highest bidder, H. u W. T„r»M Turner, u-.hin.H.u, Washington M.ra state geoljwm —..j ---------------- ---In tiir i.vuterc.f itreratMtoof Worthy L. Mead, at tbe premises described In said niorta meteoric about (| ogist, ---—> lias —— found ------ ------------- —st - tine tension current. They can be arranged ao had the imtitidriiA ’ ’ — . • i dreruamt k ... gsge or m» ranch thereof a* may bo 1 rttu-d wbih w. .kauri . n.ik, .aU ’ Charles H. (Hbsoto ha* been elected 1 which is a distinct film uf gold, which is that!’ is impossible to touch the conductor neee*sary to Bathfy the amount, dne on said United States senator from Maryland a* In-gaidvd usindubitable proofof the ux : ,.f the mat accidentally, but even It the I ----------)*(%-tagTl^**(tal'nirtrata*«i'ar *»N rafale thuroim then, down below thu liend, relented. ■ -• •— -----------* — ,J — — "may ------ | tnh?.rt’?frerrat3 the colleague of Gorman. 11 istenee -*of gold in other uf•«the — . not. protected • ......... plaortrt. ! conductor in .the mat is spe- | «». > JS "1 will tell you. Mis* Nellie, if you in rc- LUm „. ..11 ,«.«»..«• uuufer Itongeneckcr. .. of Chicago, is. Sarah Bernhardt, the French .-tetre**, ci,illy, it I* utterly impossible t<> fecuive a so'tni.ie iM-raon. . ... .. and provided ftzr in said mortgage, Baid petfoJudge a " ‘Ihereupon ’tt I* orderrel, llrnt Friday, the nounced*fa8 a candidate for governor of shocked tbe staid citizens of Ellaville. Ga.. -Lock by contact in any way with the mat. .■ “Will what!’»riia arid, pretending ob- «n<i <jBy of Januarv. a. D. intst one o'clock tv* being all :ho»r certn'n piece* or |Kireris eff Illinois ou the Republican ticket. , by gbing hunting last Sunday ntul there The The large large excised oxponed radiating radiating surface surface tnsenes*. ■ In tbe alternoon. be for th* hearing of Tuesday, June 81, has been selected as wa* talk of prosecuting her before 'he left nrct* of the mat heater will enable it to.de‘•Will l„t mnll'JnHt for inrwdf ” I S*ti| ptU.Uoti <IU«I » Hal lb*’twit • Mt l*W Of *Sld Ikiws. to wit; Lots number six rt rar ’ 7 ,or m- K , uera-ised aud nil mb, r perm:.* interested In i velop and radiate a great amount ot beat j hnlfoflots number <-teht, nine. -------. .. .1 BU.,»..n. the dale of t he Dtmmcrntic national con­ Gwn^»r»r.loUllon.>r >h«Suml»rl»w, 1>>*........ mintitoa inter We were gliding Imck ■ M1(1 ^Ht*. ate required t« apjw ar at a sraslon -and ten of------block nineteen In the ru*teru addi­ Il is reported that Whitelaw Reid, eager ;[ withe without' becoming ' ’ very lint; that I*, not |Jf) l}lc lake, jnke( ekatinaplower ?Xatingplower now. The pout of said ri»urt.1he»i vention and Chicago as the place. up the com t. then 10 i* balden at the Probate of- tion to the city, formerly village, at HasttoQu .................... -.......................................... ’, lip* wrt replace^I by a dancing 'nXS‘ The grand jury at .Columbus, ()., linn to lake part in the political fray, want! to hot enough to burn wyod. leather or rub- on Nellie and;lots number atx*. nine and ten in bkMk I rsr nrayrr of the petitioner may not be eleren ot H. J. K to field's dddititm to (be city, reported, but presented no indictment* in come In line from Pari* wlwro be e* United Iter in contact with it, and thu*vtbe disafl- smile. formeriy village ot Hastings accordin* to tha State* “Envoy Extraordinary and Minister vantages due V> the fact Hint tlie heat i* "But, sec here,'’site said, "you haven't I grantee. And It I* furtlier ordered, that recorded plat ill error. the nllegwlscunlorial bribery case. Plenl-poteutiary.f and resume the cd* ' coucuntrated in a particular •>—«-- »locality, >»•- — • — n* in ,<.U m. ,« p.u -nr I & “USTS IMted ilMtlnfis. Mleh„ Dec. tC. I»t Four sleeping can* on the Chicago. St. I tlie old system. Is done away with. H aftixcx BvtLDtxo iso Loaf A«"x'iATiar itorial chair iu The Tribune office. though — I vo — kept — mine — (furious p^un,,,, nlK, p hearing ib*rtof by causing Paul. Minneapolis and Omaha were ’ These tuat heater* arc especially adapted blushes here). a copy of this order to bo p>it>ll*hrd lu tho Hasditched, but- by a miracle no one was even Atoxzo E. KaxArrow. THE MARKETS. A ! for heating room* snd hnli* in honse*. ” "Well." Hal'd I, playing my Inst tramp Attorney for Mortgagee. seriously wounded. t raro^teivo^wtvks prevtom to They may lie made entirely of nickel nr card, "nobody ever wild such a thing tn , Miss Frances E. Willard and other W. I bronze and formed into a grating of orna­ me: rue: bn: bm now I say it to you, and am! 1I know said day of hearing. , Chicago. Jsn. sr«. C. T. U- women are moving to obtain a mental design.’vliich can rest, upon the whereof I speak.”—New York Herald. petition signed by I.IXO.IMX) American .ludge of 1'rubate. ’ ‘ pwourarad . (A true copy.) women against a war with Chili. Dispatch. I -- clnee - -I — -February. ■-------opened W%r, | level with the floor.—Pittsburg D><»mteh. »74te: Men witli Artificial I.lmlu. Charles Piper, n farmer near Ellendale, cluMrd Me: May. t.prand «5i.c . Did it occur to you that in the blgjjroN. D.,---------was frozen to death in his bed Tuesj—---------------------------- --------... rioted 37i»r: [ Ke«I Bed Rain Rain Fell. 1 crMlon of veteranii of the Grant unveiling MOKTGACK SAIJKday night. The thermometer in that see- : Febrm»rr.on..*n«l 3*Rc.rln*rtd »<•: Moy, opout-d j ]n Mnrch, 1K13, the people of th*race, In lion 32 ... degrees- below zero. )—-V-• cbaied W-. (tat*-riantory. openi-J >Hi-. I; (cainuria, , brln saw ,aw a a irrniic terrific ciouu c|olld unvanciuK advancing ceremonies there were vary tew who hnd Default liavln* twn made In the i-ondlltons U1, marked ...— ------- --------. -— . - -------- r-.'-,--*, . .... ... -Kl.S.- V.,»rrtnT-v Mint ' . _ . ’ ... ... . • artificial arm* or lege? 1 noticed it par­ of * certain m->rig»g* made by Atdjah M Flint . ticiilnrly, for it is a part of my InisIneM to amt Susan K. Flint his wife to James McKelvey from n pile hue to a fiery rml. entirely watch these gatherings of old soldier*. 1 doted Ife-pc. 31*1. A- D. 'HOI. nbd recorded in the disaster on the Wabash at Aladdin, Mo., opened »U.7«, eto*ed 91L«K*. M-Vshutting off tbe light of the sun. Soon sent out rhn-e of my l»ot men on the day office of the Itrahter of Jh-ed* for the County of last week was that the engineer was dead closed Sl-—1~ l-*ril -January, ojone.'. • • in his cub of heart disease when the ncci- ekwet 50.30. after the town was enveloped in darkness alluded tn with instruction* to give every Barry aud Stale of Michigan. <m theSKt day of SrpiriniH-r A. D iaw in hher 31 ot mortgages, . dent happened. The fireman has recovered I’roduec: Butter—Fancy separattr 3Pc: and the Inhabitant* rushed to the cathe­ man with an artificial leg or arm ono of on page 13 on * tnrii inortms* there H claimed be «ltie nt »lm <tste of Ihl* police the sum of . sufficient to makejhla statement. dairies, fancy, fresh. ap-Sc; pa.k&ig Stook. dral. supposing tlvnt the end of the world ; opr circulars. The report which they to three huiutred thirty seven dollar's nmt a reoMnEggs—Froifii candled, load off. was nt hand. ’ \ Chicago was iu the throes of a water fresh. ISft.Jd • brought back astonished me. Nearly all obleuitl'*. fee provided tec In sate mortgage yer doz; ico-hotiM< stocki )8®l“c. Meanwhile tho fiery ie<l cloud covered ’ famine yesterday. Every crib in the lake Dretuvl i.onltry-Springcblckru*. fair tozoad. of the circulars were returned unused. 1 aud no ?u I tor proceed hix* at law haring been was frozen up, and people living higher Ht&to per lh; roodr* Ac: ducks; luoifle: the whole heavens, and hmid terrific peals have noticed the same thing iu a majority Inutlu'rd io recover the monovs secured by said mor!gage, nr ony port lb* rent ■ Which is the best? than the basement hnd no water, being gee-*-. OSlOn: turkey*, choire. Me; fair to of thunder, accompanied by vivid flashes of gatherings of this character. Now. tiH-reforr.b* virtue of ,h“ compelled to use snow. Extra precautions good. IWJhllsc; poor. Potato**--He- of forked lightning, red rain fell in large A GUIDE FOR EVERYONE-Ue* that tha wurt It isstrang-i but true that of all the men contal ed iu’-nid martgezr. a were taken in case of fire, and manufac­ brona. Sfttpta P«r bo; Burbanks Rob*. drops, which were imagined by the excited who fought in the awful conflict few lost such «*• made aud provided, Halurdav tbe ITt tories were stopped to save the water. 30c for so*d; Wanes*. «W.3Je for *oed; com­ populace to be drops ot hlood or fire. Tlie their arms or legs. Many were wounded jitven that A. D. nnt. nt ten oVbwk tn tin. . mon to poor tnixad lots Wlftlte: uweil |»ota- strnugu shower continued to fall until Matters were improving at night. in those limbs, but as compared with the —11 ul public, io the IngUeM bidder at the north too», HUooft ILJQftsJO per hri. Apples • evening, when the clouds disperaed. great number that were shot few lost a leg frout d<wr « f toe court ImoM- in the city ot Common. >1 -3© LOOper brhgocd. SIJA; tancy. ■ Saturday, Jan. 33. Annlyseo made of the fluid showed that or an arm. My burineiui shows that there Hnitling*. Mlrhluas. (that i-riog the olnec wfifee QjwnirtrrioarA’ape C.xL ja.’ddfJ-O' per hri: Its coloring matter wm» a light dust of a the clreii't court f-r Btrrv eouuly t» balden). Muscatine, la., is to have a |500,<MM» beet are more artificial leg* than arms. There marked earthy taste. Probably this dust aro •ugar manufactory. are many men who have artificial leg* legx who wwi ih»f*’l n* m»y l* i.r*-.»*i«rv to nay th* was ejected by an active volcano, carried BANKRUPT STORK, Tho Rio Grande frontier is covered with „.bl. lo «n«,l th. for a great distance by wind and precipi­ mow for thedrst time ever known. ■ know uf a inun with nn artificial arm who with u rtaimoabl* st'owx \ lr*> cnvenatited for Wheat-No. 3 rod whiter cash, Feb­ tated with the rain.—Washington Star. ) has ever fooled anybody with it. One I— -•’ - < *e-wribed *tn smi<1 then iu. th*- prrm»!*e* 'bvh'K Horses and mules to the number of libd ruary. «.<««; March. April, l.(W»i; inoruraxe os all tho-e rertaiu lot", idecs*. bim L and valued at $00,000, • were cremated nt May, SLitAk Corn—Na 3 mixed cash. SOe; I son ot courve is that wo have not reached • ... .mrnr „ at latte rlutrie tn lhe vlllnire of Nash­ — HASTINGS, MICH. Ao Opinion on Marriage. _____...perfection luanuMH in making artificial -jiie the 1name Kansas City. ___ ..jbiGteOanty of Barrvnml elate of MicbJanuary. February and March. I«c: May. This i* what a man s*y« who ha* tried armk n* iu leg*.—Interview in Chicago l4<n. tetH known and <t<wribvs» as Mio**: William Junes, o’ well known cotton 4t**c. Oats-Dull but steady: No. 3 mixed TIi* west half nt vtiligc lot* numbered marriage for fifty year* and ought to know Tribune. broker of Liverponi, cumniitfed suicide by tnto. »Mc; May. 3%e. Hye - Weak: elritter a and nineteen ofo. A. PhllllD*' sudifor the whole range. Uariey-Dull. lower; something about it: "Marriage n failure! 1 ■ jumping from a window. tluu to the villain <>f Na*hvi1h>. Miehtgan. •-.in..1 >tatv. «L7.Huc: Na S Milwaukee. 71 Those who say ho are poor gulden and poor I A Curtain for a 1‘lauo. Jamxm M<'Kklvf.v. Mortgagee, The twelve-inch rifto^un for the cruiser ®72r. lurd Quiet; February. $6.73; March L. CAMDEE <CO observer*. They forget that happiness I An idea which linrdly commends itaolf to by dement dndth. his -^nardtun. Monterey has reach- Ajiin Francisco, hav­ yaw. FjtiTn acoMieovr. means contentment, and contentment dot's the lied, taste, lint which, »however, ■ *insaneAttorney * far Morfuaar-. ing bean sent by rail from Pennsylvania. Live Stock: Cnltie-Trading very dull mul ‘not rush into Hw newspaper*. Of conrac, tinned by ind&ptttabte authority—tho Eng­ Dated. December Hlb. IWI. Jfewipapers and politicians have begun slow; poor!o»t te b.-fft natlvu sw rw, tiheep and there are unhappy marriages, bat this lish— is that which curtaitia tho back of a Stale of Michigan—HHU .JudfcUl ^curing rooms at the Chicago hotels in per UM lbs; dr/ <o«*> —Marker very alow; riwep. $3..Wp}.ft)per only proves that uhfortanate couples have piano, when the exigencies of furniahing VhMicery. preparation for the Democratic national Innib-, HJU lbs; lainlis. 25-*7Vs-t7.Ox JIo.-s—Nominally made mistakes. They are to Maine, not require that' tin.* instrument shall stand biat pending tn Ike Circuit Conn . GUARDIAN'S .HAUL • ■jnveiJtion firm; hv* hogs. t«.W jd.73 per M0 Ibx thr institution. I have been married half with its lawk to the room. A narrow brnar In «♦« mutter of the estate al Alvord T Comity School Conuniasloner KiUem. of East Buffalo. rod is fitted naros* the tap and from this a eentnry, and tnnrringe has been my sal­ Worst*. * minor. John Balin. cmnplrinaHt. vs Houston. Go., has resigned because the Ka»t HvrrAui. Jan.'2a vation. My wife la the Iwnt friend I ever depend* a full curtain of whatever pleura* । N.»llc*hereby elven that I shall sell at pablta board meets on Saturday and he is a Cattte-On*) hnnTred and fifty hauls on hnd. My advice to men and women is, the with. auction, to tn*highest bld tee. on **1111*1*?. tli« ___ owner's taste or seems ... . to accord __________ In this out** R .1 Seventh .Day Baptist. sale: market dull aud irregular ezceih for ‘Get married.’ It I* the only natural state, the rest of the room—plain, ditll cloths or j■ anth day of Januatv. a. 1». !*«.•. ul leu o'clock. In ■ ■ 1 Un* forenoon, at (no north front done of the plainant, duly Wisl Jim Lyles and Margaret Igwhley, col­ giiud huidy fat «te-?rs; extra steers. All nature hunts In couple*, and nature la *a hrocadi*. l.w<..i«. or even cretonne, though tin* .1 Barry Count* court bone. In the City of Hxsveals. ored, were liunged ut Danville, Va., for tlie -Uli; medimn batcher*. surely cannot ba recommemlod.— «"«*. hi the (hxuity <rf Hurry, tn (be State ot > Sheep aud kunba— Eighty loads a far last ter teacher than a corrupt and sei- . latu-r New '’nrh Tiru . ‘. sr>Btr4 Mlrhlgan,. pttrauHnt murder of George Lashley, the woman’s on lh„ to ,„hllitena* lluJ nf »nd uuthorltv x. on arim market steady; extra fancy aheep. fish faction of society.’’ And the man new *orc j ime.«. Il is iliBref'-re husband, iu October, IflW. S.'.-ISyASI; good m extra laml*. M30Q»AS,>. who paid this tribute to womanhrod net ! , D ital.liytbe I’rtoot-Court ul CalhnaaCounty A Itemorkabte ttaiwu Two petroleum trains collided near the Hog* 1 Mtrhuont. nil uf th* estate. rhd>t. litis and In bundr* I loads on sa’-e: market long before his wife’* death* wns tbe no- ’ ♦.»>; good to beat blest Roman of them all—Allen G. Thur­ ' The echo nt lite Eagles Nest on tie ‘ tecr-t of ih« Mid minor itf. in »ud t«> tlie re* fore the fir«t day tmiu-Cnncsstan city of Tiflis, the engine atrong; heavy grade*. • estate Hit listed and bcluj: in She County of Hurry twenty data live K'xd te best pi.s. MflUfr man.—Exchange. fires ignited the fluid cargo, snd six or Yerkere. ; b ulks of lite Kiilarney i> renowned (or ite s In 1 he State ol Mlridmui. known and <l«werib*d S4.70I repetition of a bugle call, which seems tn 1 a* follow* fowl; Ixms Iiunibcr two hundred eight trainmen were burned to death. Toledo. A prize was offered by a merchnnt in I* nqteuteu by a hundred inrirumente, Silver men at the national capital are Lancaster. Pa., to the man who made rhe until rt grariiuilly dtaa away In the air. gratified to learn that ten days ago the rth OC lot Wbt nearest gnras to tbe time a oandlu wonid i At tlie report of a cann<m th* lnnd«at all In the president instructed Minister Lincoln to burn. The winner guessed th* time exact- I thunder* reverberate from th* rock and City of R*riinn. in said sound the British cabinet aa to holding on ly, even to a second — rix hour*, twent y-focr die in aeemingly eodiesa peals along tha international silver conference. Fcbruarv. »MU; Marek. IMO. 'minutes and ten seconds. * J distant mountains.—Brooklyn Engle. Two burning vessels have been righted (Win QheW!nipoca«v QUAtrtf'iW ives you more wq solid chewing W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE 0ENtf3*EN iWYoUCAfJ GET HI OTHER TOBAQCOS YOU KHOW w WYOUARUOOKIlfcf^ ijia pttrs S Eros. ’ •-nsrilk.W Boys’ Ladies Woolley & Bronson. JSSRrlS WET! COLD! SLUSH! RUBBER FOOTWEAR “CANDEE” IV!. R. LAYTON, Agrent. �Ing Is tbe Jury- drawn for theterm of oourt: .......Mtogwuuaith and Wm. Stanley, *ts retook. SmT-Tm. d.r«Hi..u Wto’Orangeville. EOT. W. M. rnatr r«rlr«l o«lee MobWl'lis C. Towne and H. C. Roger*, Jobmmo. «apk>r«OT of .10 ^.marker under toe atm. riav that he had been, on January 1-tn. ton eompanj. oota PW Mr- r* *n t “l, Prairieville. Thursday, January sSth, ..dMtar.wid «Uo otBBll »■» clwte&a member of the Society of Biblical Jaa. RaBMxn and N. E. Benedict, Rut­ Tammany and Notional Politic*. Arelweoloxy. ot London. Euxlind. Tbta Jod« Hooker MMxInW the «' I..bk. «> tM. ~»"W land. There Is ample evidence that the prou «n honor eootemd ol~» Americus Cline and David Mntte»un, ‘ diction made by The Press when Ko9*®*J rnmebl-e. •I»=h <lr~the Co. U>. rtxbtw u>d cltr ir Mr. BU1.S taoulil <0 lo Do­ AinortOTM. Th., mtnd. ot p Flower was running for governor its the put tbelr «ln« uid I~1B. t" eonxr.inl.ie him opon thta dtaUoeUon. UieHreeB. bb ded<lo» <• hhlnly thu Wood” WBbellOT, If U>« will ^ve propTammany Hall «udidate that hi. the owner of ■ lot I. ate the proprietor of which tew could tnoril more thon one or ,vn,ii<t Im> followed by an-effort on the part tbe »hule tree, to front of them, uni thu bl, Khohirlj h^rtl. «nd ,hUIty. Jo lhe OTomronoOTOf .Id bitt I. duller, tt.l land. Joa. Bowerman and Ashel orrtaBUWr Hull u>control tb.drn-uur.b® . pontail.rly ----------- u»eKI»<uor Mutlop would do . Mr •tody ot ArehoOTloxy. BlhUcol uf tt. rouro “ fa, cu> prolcet them from uiy ppnoceuery a rrhaeologv. Rev. Puffer Puffer has bae devotedderuttd- —rt In r^ibix tte uemled fund, for tbe koe Spring*. Geo. 8. Tompkins and H. V. Munger, mni'uir true. There wm • time wb«n damage. — .1 -i^rhin ^uch improremenL We eummuch time And effort, and bls-------memberablp "7T7 Th... Tammany was satisfied to bleed the me­ Alanson White, who lived lu the first lu tbe society will be of n*1 ^ue to w®’ mend tho matter to tbe immediate and Aosyria. J. S. Hinchman and Everet Paton, Bal­ tropolis of the country and considerate ^Mention of the society«» ward, died from the effects of ta grippe The young ladles of the Willing Hand plunder it secured here as ample tot.the Friday and was buried Sunday. Mr. officers. Let them be prompt, and enter­ timore. Quincy Tollwi and Albert Roach. Barry’. support and enrichment of Its .lcad^"' White, it will be remembered, was tbe Society of the M. E. church have, with prising while It li time. They can do Tobtaa Garn and Dexter Sprague, Carl­ With tbe Empire State now under >ta con­ man who. in a quarrel overaom* chtekena, the most commendable zeal, taken upon nothing that will add more to the reputa­ trol as well it Is still dissatisfied, and Is de- fatally shot a Gernum named Stanislaus themselves the work of providing sultab e tion of their grounds than doing this thing. ton. . SXltoff tho Whole U^Uff auto, clothing for several poor children of this Geo. Bump and Alvin Cole, Cm tie ton. Bartkovskl. In <871. He was convicted of By taking steps now. they can assure a under tribute If Tammany men can do It murder In the second degree, sentenced to city, thus enabling three children to attend brilliant future for tte society’s track. Rob’t Dawson, John Beaamer and S. through controlling the Democratic Na­ seven years at Jackson by Judge HoyU the day and Bunday schools. It would be Greufiel, city. Si Um lire «r UH. »">"“•** tional Committee and the Democratic Spencer Paton, Hastings. After four years <rf bls sentence had ex­ quite surprising to many to know how Confirmed. many there are of V»ls class In our little Lewis Hlue, Hope. (Mponrr •« u. mu“ ".‘’"'’“a ’ National Convention. pired; he was pardoned, returning to thia The favorable impression produced on It Is needless to say that the bare an­ city. He had lived here quietly and never city who need this Xlqd of help. To pro­ hOTeLem l« b»•““* * Wm. MoNec, Irvlug. nouncement of lhe interference of Tam­ vide the society with the materials to make the first appearance of the agreeable liquid L. C. Edmunds, Johnstown. shown any Indication of the .violent tem­ In lb. connin ’. ’»“^ed 10 many Hall in democratic national politics A. D. Wolf, Maple Grove. per that led to the crime for which lie was clothing from, they will bold a society fruit remedy Syrap of Flga a few years will raise a cry of alarm from one end of convicted. And It may be said tliat it in the Episcopal society rooms on Friday ago has been more than confirmed by the congressional enactment*. • Court will convene Monday. February the* country to the other, and that It will was 111* previous good record that led to next, supper from 5 to 7. There should pleasant experience of all who have used 8th. Clerk Brice h of the opinion that Under not lie Bounded by republicans alone, but lils pardon. It had evidently been bls be a very large attendance that substantial it. and the success of tbe proprietors and tbe calendar will show a good number of ttemrt.u demnndlnx a. U» P^" by the earnest and bunest democrats in encouragement may te given the young manufacturers the California Fig Syrup .npport . rcmovxl ot .11 prolerll>' JulW- other states who know the history of the alm since bls release to so live as to atone as far as possible by quietness and Inoffen- ladles In'thelr most laudable undertaking. Company. OThUlns !•»!*- U» ne,t”‘ P0’*’*11'10 ”• Tammany organization, past and present, aiveness of Ilf’S for the deed which dark­ The C. L. S. C. will meet with Mrs. F. iborelo U.Bt iould ronmmod tin- and who'regard its future as full of the George Stevens, a farmer, was fatally in­ ened his whole life. T. Colgrove, Saturday evening, Jan. 30th. most tiireatening dangers to the Empire Open by singing, “Marching through jured by a logging train at Greenville. n«OT«n ’O«. tor IU P“»«''' Stale and the United States. $o ftr as re­ Art Tabor. In October 1890, went to aenUUre. ot wb«t «>me dells!>> to “*■ publicans are concerned, they may well A Port Huron boy spent 31.000 in sixty , Charles M. Weaver, of the then firm of Georgia.” Quotations or anecdotes concerning days and his relatives want a guardian ap­ ••Um p.rlt «< the people- ylrlded to the hope that Tammany will secure tbe selec­ Stuart, Knappen Jk Weaver, and asked to tab in the h»nd ot Kinr Caucus, and voted tion of this city as the place of holding the borrow 845. stating that his father-ln-law. Abraham Lincoln. pointed. American History, Rose Goodyear. democratic convention. It would In that Steven Sensfra. of Yankee Springs, would wolldlx axainsl even provision ot the bill Gov. Page, of Vermont was a recent Recitation, “Sberidan’s Ride," Mrs. Em­ event become known as a Tammany con­ unlnst tree suxa-. a. well as «nlu» lo»- vention. and its candidates for president sign the note with him for that amount. ma Donohue. visitor at Adrian, where he invested in FOR THB ........... After looking up the responsibility of Mr. The Battle of Monmouth. Clement Smith. boom property. erlnx the laHlT on steel rails, and every and vice president would become known , Senslba. Mr. Weaver concluded to make Physical Culture (synopsis). Mrs. R. amxesicl proeWon tor the ettreUwcoU^, mid designated as the Tammany candi­ the loan, and so Informed Tabor. Soon dates.—New York Press. ■ after Tater-produced a note for lhe $45, Bailey. tion of Impost duties. The Story of the Constitution, Mis. ORDINANCE. purporting to be signed by Mr. Senslba, Pressed in the face of inch opposition, Relative to th® etaabllahraeut of tlie greets, President Harrison has tills week sent and received his money on the note. Just Colgrove. _ lane*, alleys and public grounds of tbeAity ot the law wen; Into effect under in aval­ his ultimatum to Chile, ami a special mes4 Talk on the Chilean trouble. W. K. before leaving our city for Adrian test THE GREATEST •KrnuN l-The City of Haattmn ordsiuK: anche of invective ami misrepresentation, Cook. sage-on the subject of tho Chilean rontrovj .summer. Mr. Weaver endorsed tbe note Critic, Mia* Hallocff. Tliat the resunrev of tlie City of lixx.Jnga. Ii»‘ calculated and designed to blind public and sold it to the Hastings National Imuk. cludiug tbe government or .•cctiwial inra. eray to congress. It Is plain that thlM When the note came due last Octoter, sentiment to the wisdom of Its previsions, block, street mid Alley boundaries, catitollabcountry has done with fooling. It’s bus­ Tabor did not pay. Mr. 'Senslba was pertnanent tnununtrnta all »tr»et and .and lu emterntas those officials charged I have dud only thirty-six accidents out at with • MMEDY OF THE AGE. Hues wlthiu said city aa made and certified iness now. It seem tube so regarded by therefore requested to walk np to lhe cap­ of several hundred fin 18911- Tbe num­ to by the duly authorized engineer of s-ld city, with its enforcement. Yet within the Cures all BLOOD and SKIN-Dise.xv-stain ’ s office and settle. He put fn his ap ­ recorded November ant. l«i. and wt >orth As a Blood Purifier It has no equal. S» r.‘i, ber ot passenger trains involved In acci­ the Chileans. who are said by late diss short period of Its extatenec—in face of all pearance but denied signing the note. dents during the year was not far from with proper description*. :nap* and digram* fbr pamphlet showing testimuntata of ra.my patches to have given a satisfactory an­ Tabor was then called into the bank, and Io a book now-on file in the office of the recorder wonderful cures. bnpedinn-nta-tiic law has wrought out a swer to President Harrisbn's ultimatum.^ finally. It is claimed, admitted that Sensl­ 850 or 900. but the number of accidents of the aaicl My of iiaatlno entitled, designated vindication tliat at once brings confusion was, of course, somewhat less, ns there and known as tho Hasting* City rtrect aurvey. ba did not sign it, but Insisted that he, were a good many collisions Involving two be and the same ta hereby confitwed. established Muskegon. Mich. Aug. 30, to Its opponents and confirmation fur the Tabor, did not sign Senslba’s name. passenger trains each. But those thirty- and adopted >a tbe true and authentic deaorip- Dra. Mixer A Sou*. Hutluga. Mich. XVlint I* Good ilaklug Powder? My Dear Mir.—Allow me to give you a few t loo. map and diagram of the said City ol Haastrongest prediction* ot Its supporters. ’ It Is a well known fact that carbonate of When pressed for an answer as 'to who six accidents are characteristic. The first ttURS. and that all block, street and alley Ktoee of the fact* tn mv experience with your runc*r None of the necessaries ot life affected ammonia is used by bakers in the prepara­ forged the name, be asserted that Charlie great fact that appears Is that twenty-two be and the Mine lire hereby confirmed, estate and wrofuta fjrap. Five year* ago I had .i ed laid out and adopted as therein set forth and cancer come ou my Iojvt lip. I ctwiM-hrd by tariff are higher now than one year ago. tion of the finest and most wholesome Mann did it. As Charlie was then be­ of them might have been prevented hail described. tbe tie*: phytlctan* in thia place. Grand llo-tl. hind the bars at Jackson, this was an emi­ MEt-rios X—That all former survey*, mare Grand Raptds. Ann Arbor aud Detroit. Ail employees obeyed orders. They were not Mere men can now find employment at bread and cake, and has been from time nently safe thing. In some respect*, for and diagram*, eatabliahlng or dptacaUiw railed It canrer. One of tbe be*t M D’a. in immemorial. It is among the oldest and called un to exercise wit or Judgment In wages as high as were .then paid. No in­ street or alley lines or boundaries and all ordi t Mtnkcgoo prraertbed for It. I bad It turned at the same time most healthful constit­ Tabor to do. As the bank was protected alarming emergencies, but simply U» obey dustry has teen Impaired, unless it te tliat uents of baking powders. It Is all evolv­ by Mr. Weaver’s endorsement, thenecessa­ orders. Space and time are lacking to dis­ nances relative thereto.conflicting herewith a,re out throe different time*, but all to Do purpose hereby repealed. And it continued to grow. Msirrtox X—That all plats or subdivision* of Finally troon the advice ot a friend I laect to of the importer ot foreign goods; while a ed in gas by the heat of the oven, and ry steps to be taken must te by that gen­ cuss the measures that operating officers Blvate grounds within the limits ot tbe City of you for medicine which I ured a* directed, and tleman. He was In the city Friday, and take to maintain discipline and the diffi­ number ot foreign capitalists, retoguizing leaves no trace of Itself in the food, and, astluga l.crrafter made shall be presented to it cured the c.inerr entirely. About four jeara falling to find Tabor In the city, lodged a it h this that gives it its great value as a the city council of said city, before being offered culties they encounter. It'is enough to haveetapred snd leujoy rxe dent health, utth the futility of further elfeoris at ••revenue leaveniiig agent In the opinions of ” the. comphdnt against him for forgery aud the say that this Is the mn«t troublesome part to the County Register ol Deeds for filing and do rrturu of th* dlneasc. _ reform" in the direction of free foreign physicians.—New York Journal. uttering of forged (taper* Ami Tabor will That your C. & S. 8. i» an effective blood part­ of their duties, and that the unions. Instead S ki t ion 4.-11 shall be the duty of the city ner there can be co que*Hon. now have to answer to the courts for his of helping, have made matters worse. We trade, are moving their plains to this coun­ council, un such presentxtluu. or at any other Yours, etc.. conduct in this matter. H. W. Boynton. may hope that litis is a passing phrase uf time It may appojnr. to mx-ept or reject such try. when employers will te ot our own peo­ plat or suixlivistoa. saio re»o:nUon to be enter­ Kcal Ertatc Broker, Torrent Block. Additional Local News. ple, supplying all their varied wants from In Hu- house of Representatives. Con­ I trades-unionism, and that, as the men ed in the Journal of Its proc-rdlugs and a copy Muskegon. Mich.. Aug. 3L learn more of their proper relation to the of said plat or subal vision filed In the office of gressman Scott, of Illinois, has introduced the stores of this country. Instead of the Dr. Mlxer:-Af>rr giving your C. A! the recorder <rf said city, and a description ot This is the way tiff* Allegan pazettc a bill prohibiting lhe fost Office Depart­ rest of the world, they will discover that the street;! In said btat or subdivision to be en­ ^perMinsl trial I will ray that I consider one-tenth now sent abroad to feed those sizes up the affairs of that place. While ment from selling stamped envelopes bear­ It is for their own interest to weed out the tered ju the -book uf Dartings City Street 8uc- !equaled aa a blood purifier. who make fordgft g6ods. • William Meet. the oil well is slowly going down, the C. L. ing tlie usual printed request for return to Insubordinate, tbe ' inefficient, and the VSection 3.—No plat -------- ---- shall „ 506 Washington avenue. be , Under lhe fostering provision of tbe tin­ A N. about clown, and evpry other boom the owner after a limited period. “Under drunken. The next striking fact is that accepted by the council ir/fubdlrtslan rfnlcas ilnlev* it It be made nuuin to to*. — „ . , .. n re-. FOF Sal© DV all DrUgglStS. nvuter of aire and other replate clause—though only three months in down clean out of sight, suppose we take the present law.” .-.aid Mr. Scott, “theGov­ nineteen of these accidents would probably corres|>otuf In tbef mmterofMz* alrciueul* of the atate law for < J 7?° ernment is a direct competitor with every have been saved by block signals and Ineffect—the Important industry has already hold of some really feasible method of xej*-arkp akki> nv nr — with the County ttegister ot ii*-mu building up the town. A railway down printing house in the country. It la not tcrlockwi switches and signals. 1 would made such progress that in voltes of home­ inwn would be a good tiling, but good only a competitor, but It gives Itself a I not say unqualifiedly tliat every one of the Section c -'Before any olat or subdivision of Drs. Mixer & Sons, Hastings, Mich. usd. wherein anr new streets or alleys are made plales, in which all labqr and mater­ roads maykbe better still. Our waterpower monopoly. The government furnishes the roads on which these accidents happened pened or laid out. within the city limits, sial ials are American, are now on the market. is good, but we must not think only ot envelopes stamped and printed for the should at once equip its tracks with block .-.HEPJFF’8 SALE. same pride as they are furnished without signals aud Interlock all of Its switches. Notice is aereUyatvM that by virtue ot a writ And better still, prices have not been so that: there an? other things to be taken in­ to account. This county.is a rich and the return card. This Is an unwarranted There are reasonable limits within which already laid out adjacent thrrcto.be a continu­ al H«-ri facta* l-Mued out of tbe Circuit Court tor appreciably advanced as to affect retail fertile county, and Allegan la the coiinty trespass by the government upon the they must work; but It may be said with­ ation of soeh streets or alleys aa near as practic­ Ute Count y of Barry- In favor at Frank G. < ;<xxt and all street, altev and bounding lines year and tteonre A. Bantes. copartners, under buyers. The good housew,fe now save> seat.- She has the bulk ot the country private business ot every printer in the I out qualiflation that It is poor railroad able shall be property defined by permanent nwnu- the fl rm of Good rear & Barn e*.against lhe real more ou her sugar bill in a month than trade and ought to have more. And what United States. It this ls‘ fair and legltl- economy to,operate a road having a heavy meats net. |u the ground simitar to*tbeee now tn estate ot Allen G. Freem.in In said count). to use lur'irrri ’ iusu me directed iand delivered. I did. un tbe 21«t by the ciijr. city. Tito •trrct* and alleys siaiu so laid iiTOUirvckcu and fast traffic without block signals and belter way is there for getting It than by mate why should not the government go will te added to her bill ot tinware In a iCC of — June, A, D. IMO. levy upon and take all making good roads for the trade to come into the business of printlug deeds and interlocking for the protection of switches., ont shall be property fixured so that they can be day the right, title lllli and Interest of said Alien year, and wltlr a stated sum buys more on? Our business men are. of all persons, mortgages? Why not make cotton goodg , It can be proved by the statistics of cost of located from the monuments, and all sueh pro- i tha j-w.-d street* shall be at least (4) tour rods in I Fre-man. Freeman. In Io and ana to ti» tbe me following ronowinj <1escrit>r<l n-x! goods for the comfort and adornment of the ones most interested in such roads, at cost and furnish them to consumers? I accidents tliat a judiciously-planned block width. A11 streams. w*ter courses and ditches | estate, to wit: Tbe The sooth ea>t east quarter of tbe shall be accurately laid out and designated ou — “ ■ — * —-*—ot -• sectXKi —** itortii ea*t quarter >0. in towhshlp 1, system pays in money, and generally on a isn ’ t it rtbout lime the once vigorous Busi ­ Why not go Into any other branch of pri- I home than at any previous date in tbe the plat or map.north of rant* 9 west. In the County of Barry ness Men’s association should bestir itself? vate business. It cannot be seen why the crowded road it actually facilitates tbe Section 7.-All plats suamltted wherein new and State of Michigan, all of which I shall ex­ world’s historyprinter should te thus discriminated movement of trains.—From “A Year of streets, alleys or any public grounds are laid pose for Mie at pub Ir auction, or vendue, to the Five cases growing ont of the alien labor This is the condition of affairs that bas agaiust This bill does not ask protection Railway Accidents.” by H. G. Prout, In out to be dedicated t, public tBr shall be accom­ lilaboat bidder, at tbe north front door of the panied by a certified anstraet of title to dale. Court House, bi tho Oty of Haatiox*. iu said so overwhelmed the theories of those who law were filed In tlie United States court or favors for the great printing industry North American Keylew for February. ' Section Thia ordluaure shall take effect county, on tbe l-Th day of March. A. D.Mt Salurctay afternoon. The firm against all along have prated about the “bllghtinic whou/the charges are mode Is the Union of the country. It simply asks the gov­ February rttii. IK'2. 9 o’clock In the toren wo of said day. Hou Germany Ha* Ilhcourjid Tramp* Dated this 28d day of January. A. D. IW. ernment to take its strong anu off and give influence of a protective policy.” For tlie Schdol Furniture company of Battle Creek. Baker Siihis . ei:. It a fair chance. Many millions of dollars There is in tho February number of Tbe Jxo. D. Bobski s. Recorder. Former sheriff of tbe County of Hairy, who the thousandth time, and never more forci­ The company is charged with Importing annually by this act are taken front the Forum an explanation of tbe practical re­ ABcntx McCor. Mayor. made the levy tn said nutice descrtlx-!. and contracting for five workingmen living bly, has a tariff framed with lhe avowed printing business. This does not seem sults of the celebrated German Labor Col ­ at Toronto, Canada, to come to the states object uf fo&tering domestic industries, and work for them. The action is very fair or Just. It is asserted that litis law onies for tbe abolition of tramps, by Prof. while providing revenue for support of important from the fact that It is hard to ! secures a better return of letters. The F. G. Peabody, of Harvard, who during government, worked Ils vindication by se­ make a case under the new law. The j class of persons who use these envelopes^ his residence In Germany, where he now are bankers and others who are not sum-' Is. has studied tbe system on the ground. curing at the same time a home competlon Company Is liable to a fine of 81.000 for peeled of Inability to keep their correspond­ Germany was tlie worst tramp-afflicted each man Imported. The Union School that minimizes the prices of products, pro­ Furniture company is engaged In the man­ ence In good shape. The government country in the world before work stations vides steady employment for every man ufacture of desks and such paraphernalia refuses to let 'Sam Jones, hardware were established at intervals of half a who Is willing to work, and thus Insures as bused in school houses. List summer merchant. Podunk. Ind.,’ appear because day’s Journey. It is assumed that tbe It advertises his business. If he. can see tramp will tarn his food and lodging in a the happiness and Independence of all de­ It is alleged that an agerH-nf the company appeared to Toronto and engaged workmen tit rough a barbed-wire fence, and he usu­ half-day’s work, fn the morning, there­ serving citizens. to go to Battle Creek and work for theip, ally can. he simply says ‘Heturn after ten fore, he may travel with the assurance of agreeing to pay their railroad fare and days to the Sam Jones Hardware Company reaching another station where in the Podunk, lud.’ This is legitimate and afternoon he must work. If he presents If any free trader desires to post himself naming a rate of wages. £?s. The government should take Its himself after 9 p. iu. be gets no further fully as to tbe difference In wages. In liv­ A large manufacturing establishment in tid* off and not oppress one of Ute great­ help. Each wanderer must carry with him ing and In thn condition of the home and this city keeps a number of traveling est and most important Industries of our a ticket on which is stamped the name of family, of the American aud English labor-, agents ou the road who place tlipir goods country.” his last station and tlie date of his recep­ In.all the different sections of the country. er, he should rcail the able correspondence tion there. Thus when the network of Of course, as is the rule In such business these stations extends throughout Germany from the editor of the American Shoe A the firm relics on the reports of tbe com­ Following are the real estate transfers all excuse for wandering beggard seems to Leather Reporter, who is now making a mercial agencies to ascertain the standing for the weekending January 18. 1891. ns be removed and a positive treatment of tour of England and the continent, and of their customers. Recently, however, taken from the books in tbe register’s office: frendly aid as well as a negative treatment writing to bls paper what be sees and finds. an order was received from nu ageist who M H,de l»rt «M lot of refusal at one’s door Is applied. In tlie had sold a bill ot goods to a man In an 1.1 Delton 8100. The Shoe A Leather Reporter is a non­ PT Cotarova to Wm II Knickerbocker 35 ac year 1890 there were 1.927 such stations, Indiana town. Reference to Dun’s showed and 1,871.591 suppers were provided. ’ political, trade paper, whose sole alm la to that the customer was not listed. Tbe sec a KutUnd nominal There were. In the same year. 364 resting­ stale fairly aud folly the facts pertaining firm, therefore, wrote to the express agent places with 12,600 beds, providing in the in the town where their customer resided v|M ^Palmer to Caroline Everts lot 105 Nasl*to the shoe and leather trade. The editor j year, 2.2X3,000 lodgings. and soon received an answer which waa finds in England that the British worker vjAndrew Stevens to Eliza J Ixe lot Middle­ Prof. Peabody explains that it was at convincing, it ran as follows: “Wc con­ in thh boot and shoe factories receives sider Mr. Blank first-class credit He is Williams Fruit Evanorator Co to Geo W Pran­ first feared that they might be tempted to slay too long In so good a refuge, and a from 85.00 to 87.00 per week for the same one of the aidermen of.our city, owns two ce* parcel Nashville $1000. P^r.'^l«voUloMart,“ G,riun 23 *c «C34 maximum term of two years was fixed: kind of work for which tbe American la­ saloons and runs a gambling joint He Is l.u land 8M0. but, lu fact, a great proportion ot such borer in the boot and shoe factories of this generally looked, upon-as a 'dead game ^jRJJln Middle to John Anders 6 ac sec 29 Hope men cannot bear the restraint for any con­ sport’ Z- The goods were shipped InstantJuSiliSd'^oa“«»'•« country receive from 810.00 to 820.00 per cr.—Kalamanx) Telegraph. I siderable period. It Is estimated that In the years 1837-1889, 7.7 per cent (913) of week. He finds that while rents are cheap­ A fanner can never Invest money more thecolonists left within a week. 4.3 (507) er In England tlian here, the coat of Jiving safely and profitably than on his own per cent within a fortnight, 93.7 per cent averages higher there, and a comparative farm. And the security Is unquestionable. The Hastings W. C. T. U. will hold within a month, and 41 per cent, within The Improvement of one ’ s own land pays a table of prices showing tlte coat of the nec­ their annual meeting for the election of two months. Of ail who left the colony bigger interest than any lawful interest officers on Tuesday afternoon. Feb. 2d, at 20.8 per cent. bad obtained definate occu­ essaries of life in Boston and London is that can be procured. The draining of wet pation: 00.4 per cent. left at their own de­ given, tbe date being October 1st, 1891. land has paid 100 per cent per year in Mrs. N. Bailey’s. Let all be present Tbe friends and well withes of the Rev. sire and may lie assumed to have resumed On bis meager stipend the English laborer perpetuity. The planting ot an oreiiard tbelr old tramp life; 5.5 per cent, bad re­ must pay his rent, and support his large bas teen aa profitable. A tetter and more- Grisby and Mrs. Grigsby are cordially In­ mained tbe entire term of two years; 4.4 vited by the session aud ladies to the do­ family. It is impossible to give his chil­ commodious barn and stables will easily percent, were dismissed-for misconduct, nation at the parsonage on the evening of pay 10 to 20 per. cent on the cost In actual and a per cent were transferred to bos dren whaMpre In this country would call the money made or saved The sum ot 8500 Tuesday, the 9th of February. pitals tor treatment Finally, 9 per cent, rudltncnURjf an education. As for living, spent In fertilizers has returned Itself A special and interesting program has ran away. Of 5,536 colonists in 1888, 1,­ there la simply no comparison, so far Is double In the next year. Money spent In been prepared for next Sunday evening tn 017 or 55 per cent were at a colony for the American laborer raised above bls Improved stock may temade equally profit­ connection with the Y. P. 8. C. E-, being the first time; aud 1,939 or 35 per cent AH the objections to tbe parlor organ are at last done away with by able. a hundred dollars ihnt has teen Christaln Endeavor day, that Is, the birth­ British brotiter. Is It not worth the were at the colony at the least for a second spent in the enjoyment of a short excur­ this new invention. It has seven full octaves (as many keys as the efforts of thia country to continue by a sion has been of much instructive benefit day ot this great society. * The young peo- Visit Of these 8.9 per cent were there There are pie are requested to notice that they will for the third time, 9.8 per cent for the upright piano) and looks exactly like « line upright piano. protective policy a condition of affairs that m to make twice as much money within convene at 5;30 Instead of 0 o’clock at the fourth time, 1.2 percent fortbefifth time, ?° 5,°P\m. v,ew not any unsightly bellows pedals, but the instrument raises the American laborer to far higher the year, through something that has been Presbyterian church. and 0.5 per cent for the sixth time. ' , I k ,r by .7 ofK:<ill! ' xlc,1 y |ik ' ,ho s' on >pi«"". and a six year and may be learned by any man who has level than that of any other land? Is it Tuesday evening. February 9th. will oc­ had enterprise and carefulness enough to old child IS able to work them with ease. The delicacy and variety of not worth while to make Itetter mtn of make and save IL cur the fourth of the series of Epworth C. E. Bld lac has a templing offer to take Him >7 wo?der(uli ’t>d the touch so light and quick that the most them, and we know to pul American la­ 1’?,ure*- 11 be delivered at the string of horses be is handling to DoJu dge Hooker's decision In the electric diffi'uU piano pieces can be executed thereon without difficult). It is borers ou a level with those of Europe light case was received yesterday after- «ne M. E. church ou Tuesday evening. wuglac. Mr. Bidlac would prefer to stay February Qth, commencing at 7:30. by Iwe. If satisfactory anuigenumts can be Xe.tr^u** in,PTOV'm'n» upon the parlor organ, and has created a would be to degrade Utetn and tbelr fami­ yoan. In it. Judge Hooker decides that R«’- twvl Suw. Of KaUmaxoo. Th, “ mu,lci!',r5le^ The price is not higher than that nes, and destroy their self-respect? There inc franehiMi of the company is valid; that subject will te “Considerations of Impor­ made. The Agricultural society has good If the^d n grounds, good stable*, but a miserably of the ordinary organ. they hare the right to place the poles for This delightful instrument is manufactured by eousidcratlons alone are sufficient rensuna the wires alune tta, streets, and bare a tance aud Peril to Young Womanhood.'* THmr tnrebLt. ou,.. * Pa and -It ' for maintaining a protective tariff. If right to cut «. i liAteot trees, when they ■«*e *ere wanted, they would te found would olterw Isa faxne in contact with MBaiW^WW^tectlon makev America wires. He <1 eddes that Editor Dannls has Hastings Banner. EDITORIAL notes^ MIXERS c&ss BLOOD CANCER & SCROFULA A New Musical Invention Is It an Organ or a Piano? JOHN BESSMER, HASTINGS, MICH., lnd <*« �Hastings Banner. Thursday, January 28th, 1892. ■ w R. COOX. Local KJ.Ut. Common Soap Rots Clothes arid' Chaps Hands. IVORY SOAP DOES NOT. FOR SALE. My residence property on Jefferson street, this city. It has a frontage of 88 feet and a depth of 12 rods. This will cut up into two good residence fronts on Jefferson street.'Also two lots on Corner of •Creek and Walnut streets. Will sell these either with the Jefferson street lot or separately as de­ sired. Terms easy. Call on or address E. A. Rider, Hastings, Mich. PERSONAL MENTION. Sylvester Greuaei has solved Ike ques­ tion aa to how Chicago captured the Demo­ George Wood left for Dwight. HU Mon­ cratic National meeting. He says as soon ae the democrats heard tliat Chicago was day. suffering from a water famine, they Im­ W. R. Cook went to Grand Rapids yes­ mediately decided to go there. terday. Mrs. J. A. Greble went to Grand Rap* The Chautauqua Circle and a few invit­ ed guests rtrot at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Ids Monday. J. C. Andrus Saturday evening in honor ot W. P. Sldnant of Delton, was In tire tbelr friends. Mr. and Mrs. Brown,' of Sil­ ver Creek. N. Y. After the literary pro­ city Monday. gram was finished, elegant light refresh­ Mrs. G. W. Benton, of Battle Creek, was ments were served, and a sociable hour here last week. enjoyed by alL Mrs. Damun returned to her home in Henry L. Finney, book-keeper for the Canada Saturday. Oriental Cabinet company, of Grand Rap­ Miss Minnie Evans, of Bellevue, is visit­ ids, shot and killed himself Saturday mornlng. U is said that he was the victim ing relatives in the city. of intemperance and was firmly convinced Miss Nellie Baldwin spent Sunday.with that be could not quit the habit. He friends In Grand Rapids. formerly lived in Kalamazoo and was well A. K. Dlr.kennan left Monday for a bus­ connected. He leaves a young wife and iness trip through Illinois. one child. Whenever railroads Issue a free pass, it Is usually specified on.tbe ticket tliat the company Is not held responsible for acci­ dent or damage to the bearer. The New York court of appeals, by a recent decision upset this arrangement by holding that rail­ roads are responsible to perrons riding on the passes, Just tbe same as It they had paid their way. James Cook, of Muskegon, friends here the first of the week. Get your seats reserved for the enter­ tainment to be given to-morrow evening by Miss Julia F. Lee, the wur|d renowned impersonator. Reserved roat$ for sale at Fred L. Heath’s tbe druggist's, A smooth talking fakir has been selling tin watches at 80 apiece in Eaton and Ionia counties. If we recollect rightly sev­ eral cltizenu of this city were swindled on a watch racket several years ago. F. W. Greble has purchased the fine horse. Col. Gould, from Mr. Millard, ot the Olivet Stock Farm. He has a record In the thirties and is able to move along in a manner that la pleasant to look at. Ben Franklin’S sage advice was “If you are In business spend al least as much as *your rent is lb letting people know it." In these days of sharp competition always look to the newspapers to find out where the bargains are. A couple of Caledonia women came to mortal combat last week, and the bolr flew and the air was blue with profanity. Later about a dozen toughs Invaded the place and tbe News says tlie village Is beginlng tocall up Ila ancient glory. Tbe Hastings Ctytir * Table Co. at tbe Grand Rapids exposition gave evidence that they were decidedly “in it” with tbelr new goods. They are in dally receipt of Inqaldes concerning their goods, both from the trade and from travelling men. who desire to handle them. Tbe new year starts out with a promise of good business for the Furniture compa­ ny. Last week orders were received for nearly MOOO worth of goods, and Manager Dickerman Is confident of. tbe largest six months businew in the history of the com­ pany from January 1st to July 1st next. The following is tbe substance of a spec­ ial dispatch from Lansing, and as it con­ cerns a Barry county boy. we publish it: It Is understood in colluge circles that Prof. Eugene Davenport, who last fall went to Brazil to become president of a government agricultural college nt a re­ munerative salary, will return tothlseountry at the end of a year. Bia determina­ tion is based upop tbe fact that the pre­ vailing ideas of the country upon agricul­ ture are so very crude, and tbe prospects for rapid development not flattering. He b*s not patience to watch the progress. upon the proper proportions of the same, and the method of its preparation, “the Royal Baking Powder is undoubt­ edly the Purest and most reliable baking powder offered to the public. visited Clement Smith and Will Lowden were |n Middleville Saturday on legal business. One who has had long experience says Mr. D. L. Booth, representing the De­ that he cures a cold by merely eating a troit Tribune, was in the city on business very light dinner, and at night taking yesterday. nothing except a bowl .of onions cooked ns Mr. Sinclair, a Grand Rapids insurance soft as they can be. Then going to bed he begins to perspire, sleeps soundly till inspector was In the city the fore part of morning, and is then a new man. with not the week ou business. -ajtraceof the cold, which uncared for. might Me. and Mrs. Brown, ot Silver Creek, have developed Into dangerous ditease. N. Y. were tho guests ot Dr. aud Mrs. Tim libel suit of John W. Ewing, of ,J. <3. Andrus last week. Grand Ledge, chairman of the board of supervisors of Eaton county, ngalnst A Inger <fc Baxter, proprietors of the Char­ lotte Republican, ended last week com­ pletely vindicating tbe proprietors ft that paper. Mr. Ewing was accused of illegally taking mufivy from thr county and lhe re­ sult of the suit must make him feel rather peculiar. “HENRY A. MOTT, Ph. D.” Latf United States Gwemnunt Chemist. NOTICE. Hon. A. C. Towne, of Milo, was In the city Mondav on the wav to Nashville to attend the Farmer's Institute. Mrs. Viola Buckhnut returned to her home in Toledo Tuesday after a weeks vis­ it with her mother and friends. 77 quires. bargains they offer. "I will go still further and state that because of the facilities that company have for obtaining perfectly pure cream of tartar, and for other reqfons dependent Mrs. Burthlck. of Kalamazoo, visited Mrs. Julia Willison over Sunday. LOCAL NEWS. It Is rumored that the property and busi­ ness of die late firm of Bentley Bros. & Wilkins has pasroti into new hands. We shall be able next week to report fully as to lhe re-orgauized company. I “ The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure, for I have so found it in many tests made both for that company and the United States Government. Chas. M. Weaver, Esq. of Adrian, was in the city on buslncjs Friday. L. II. Evarts returned frov. Grand Hanids Furniture exposition Saturday. Ho Never throw awny the pieces of lemons was there in charge o^ tlia Chair Co.'a ex­ after they have been squeezed with a hibit of new goods. lemon squeezer. They will come In handy W. P. Payne, who has for some time, for removing the status from the | hands been clerking for the Messrs. Holloway, and other articles; Dipped in salt they will leave Monday for Grand Rapids where will scour kettles nicely and remove Mains he has secured a position as prescription - CIRCULATION • from brass work. They will take stains elerk for A. Sanford. • and odor from pans and kettles as nothing else will. The odor of fish and onions can Wanted Hereafter; changes for advertisements thus be removed easily. Fifteen cords of green Beech aud Maple must reach this office Tuesdays at latest tn 18 Inch wood. * • On the Inside of this week's issrte will insure Insertion in the issue of the week John Bkssmeu, tbe jeweler. be found a good account of the Chilian af­ when brought. For Hale. fair. giving an account of the euro of the. A Standard rowing machine, almost new. Children’s artics 49 cents at the Bank­ United States against tlie little |saucy .South American republic, a synopsis ot the very cheap. Call at John Bessmer’s, the rupt. jeweler. ____________________ See Geo. P. Mosier’s adV in another col- President's message, etc. Inasmuch ns it a question at this time whether there will .Wonted. be a war or not tbe reading will l*> found Orte thousand cords of good wood of all Mtae* art its only 59 cents at the Bank­ interesting.. There is always good reading kinds and all lengths. I will pay the rupt store. ■ on the inside of tin* Banneh as well as highest market price In cash or trade. Hear Miss Jnlia F. Lee at Union hall to­ the outside. Donn Muimik. morrow, Friday, evening. Tuesday evening, Geo. Salsbaugb. *«f Marriage Llcenroa. Fourgrain asfetida pills, sugar coated, at I’rlcbnrdvillu. was going southward ou lhe No Name and residence Age Fred L. Heatiffc, the druggist. road near W. 8. Shrlneris with a traction . t Ctiw. W. Chandler. Hope, 1* Just think oy it! Men's Artie Overshoes engine. We haven't heard what ailed the ' , DAttoII. Wbodmff. .. 18 only *5 cdHstat the Bankrupt store. engine, whether It ••bucked" or kicked , । l.ininu K. Andrews, Barry, 1 Hattie J Smith. I’outtac, to Indies Imitation and croquet rubbers over the truces. At all events, soon after crossing tlie bridge over Fall Creek, it R«-gnr<ling Elm-trie i-ightM. only 22 cents at the Bankrupt store. Four grain asfetlda pills, sugar coated, tumbled to Itself, so to speak, on the south Mu. EmTon: I notice by the published proceedings of fer la grippe, at Fred,. L. Heath's, the side of the roadway aud was soon engulfed in the raging waters of the creek. Luck­ the Common Council that the location of druggist. [ ily ao oue was injured. street lights In the third ward is-aa follows: Gentlemen, go to the Bankrupt store, Tbe historical address delivered by Hon. At the lutrrmction of State and Jefferson, where you can buy rubbers from 32 to 30 Walnut and Jefferson and Bond and Jef­ Daniel Striker al Hastings M. E. church cents perpair. ou the occasion of tne recent semi-centen­ ferson. From Slate to Walnut Is four Miss .Julia F. Lee. the renowned Imper­ nial celebration of the organization of blocks, from Walnut to Bond only two. sonator. will appear at Union hall h>mor* that society, has been published in neat blocks, and from from Bond south to tlie row, Friday, evening. phampldet form aud is a document of city limits nuhrly one mile. Why should, two lights ao near as Walnut streets be There will be u donation for the benefit much interest and value. Had we a simi­ needed, when Bond nor Walnut are con­ of Iter. A. D. Grigsby. Tuesday evening. lar history ot all our churches and societies, tinuous, neither could light either of the the work of the future historian of Michi ­ Feb. 9th, at the Presbyterian patronage. gan Methodism would begreatly simplified. bridges across Fall creek leading into tbe second ward? 5. D. Chas. G. Mixer has 100 acres of good —Michigan Christian Advocate. > land laying near Mitchell. Dak., which he , Custom Sowing. It is with regret that we announce that desires to trade fur land or property in 1 will start up my mill to do custom saw­ Barry county. It will 4my you to see him. tbe Boston store lias, left this city owing to the continued illness of the proprietor. ing Saturday. January 10th. This season Don't fail to see the French Crystal pho­ Mr. O. M. AiiMead. of Grand Rapids. 1 will saw 4 ft. pickets for 83.25 per M, tographs—Lite finest pictures made—ay Under the management of Mr. Mitchem and 4X fl. pickets for 83.50 per M. .You shown by AJ. H. Miller, at Ford’s hotel. tbe store continued to grow in popular can bring the timber in lengths of two, They are beauties—life like and either favor"and promised to become one of tlie three or four cuts to tlie log. I will also plain or in colons. most prosperous business bouses of tlie pay cash for a lot of good logs. Cut all Tbe Bankrupt store has a large Mock of city. Mr. Mitchem has made many friends rough white oak timber into tie logs. ladles and gents merino underwear, which during his short stay in the city and will Anyone having larger logs than they can they are selling at less than mauufactufac- be missed among the young people who handle, 1 will handle them tor you. J. L. Wilkins, AgL turers prices. Go and see Um astonishing regret bis departure. This week, WHY Royal Baking Powder is Best. Fur Sale. Saturday, Gua Newton made considera­ Fann of 120 acres in In Ing. Barry ble sport for people on Jefferson St. About half nast eight he wandered Into county. Mich., known as the Miles Engle the little Brick grocery, and oue thing farm. Soil good, 70 acres under good cul­ bringing on another, a bet was finally tivation. 50 acres good oak timber, seven ' made that he couldn't stand out in front of miles from Hasting a. Above farm will be the store and whittle for six straight hours. sold cheap, aud o* very reasonable terms. The bet was accepted and knife in band For particulars enquire of W. ,1. Dibble, and surrounded by plenty of good, pine Marshall, Mich, or Plillo A. Sheldon, boxes he commenced his work, hemmed Hastings, Mich. in by signs reading “See the Yankee Whit­ A Corti. tier,” “Yankee Wbltlernowou exhibition/’ Having accepted a position with the “Portraits ot tbe Yankee Whittier only Michigan Paper Co. at Plainwell, I shall 25c” and the like. Gus hod the walk all covered with shavings and won the bet. be in Prairieville only Saturday evenings of each week, but shall continue the lum­ Thu finish was very exciting *and witness­ ber business. The yard at Prairieville ed by a large crowd. will be In charge ot G. A. Blackman, at M. M. Gillam Is John Wanamaker's atj- Milo, Martin Woodard, and Geo. Mosier at vertlMug manager, aud in his business Cloverdale. Parties wanting prices on Is as will vented as any man in building estimates can write mu at Plain­ the country. In speaking of advertising well or see me at Pralrlfvllle Saturday be says: "There are fields that the big evenings. Any one desiring to pay tbelr newspaper does not reach, aud perhaps, note or account will find them with G. A. never will reach. The Local Weekly Blackman. covers them. Atwell conducted local weekly Toors truly, alive to tbe gossip of tbe neighborhood and M. J. Goss. and without visible longings to be thought Prairieville, Jan. fl. 1892. metropolitan. Is an excellent means to Flramen's Dance. carry evpn ageurrul business to its readThe firemen will give a ball In Union <frs. But Ute advertiser must be careful to use slow burning powder. Where time hall, Mouday evening. Feb. 22. Good doesn't count thero ’weeklies are among music will be In attendance. Bill fur the most effective mediums we can find. dance only 75 cents. The glory of tbe big city weeklies I think High School. Is passing away. A rehash of cold victuals Frank Thatcher his been absent for from the dally table will satisfy fewer and some time on account of sickness. He Is fewer as lhe years go by.” some better at this writing—Emmet and The contents of the February number of Sterling expect to go west “hurding” this the North American Review are to be un­ coming spring—We are glad to say that usually varied. In addition to the first of tbe young people's meeting at the M. E. the four articles by Mr. Gladstone on tbe church Sunday night was largely attended Olympian Religion, will be the following by,the high school students—Dell doesn't contributions: Tammany Hall and the like to have lhe boys yell “fire” especially Democracy, by Hou. Richard Croker, How ai he comes up at noon—We were glad to to Attack the Tariff, by the Hon. Wm. M. see so large an attendance of the high Springer. Chairman of the Ways and school students nt the League Tuesday Means Committee; A Claim for American night—John gave the high school a short Literature, by Clark Russell; Can Our talk Mouday morning—a few of tbe National Banks l>e made Safer? by Edward students gave Mr. A&Jrns a pleasant sur­ 8. Lacey, Comptroller of tbe Currency; prise Friday night of last week. All re­ Fires on Trajis-Atlantle Steamers, by Earl ported a very pleasant time—Frank Baker de la Warr, who has iwefitly been active is very fond of owls; so fond that be was in tbe House of Lords lu his efforts to pre­ seen carrying one to school Monday—Al­ vent imperfect stowage of cotton; The ways be careful what you burn up, espec­ Duty and Destiny uf England In Asia, by ially when you are cleaning your pockets. Sir Edwin Arnold; A Perilous Business Oue of the lioys while cleanlug hlx pockets and tlie Remedy, by Henry Cabot Lodge— Monday had the misfortune to burn a five thu business referred to being tbe occupa­ dollar bill with some papers he thought tion of train men: A Year of Railway A«r were of 110 value, and they were not. He cidents. brCot H. G. Prout, editor of the says Iiereafter when he Is cleaning bls Railroad <taxette: Tbe Opera, by Edmund pockets he will be more careful what he C. Stan to*, Director of the Metropolitan puts in the stove—Thh is pretty Gold Opera House; and Lotteries and Gambling weather for flying kites although Homer by Anthony Comstock. thinks of trying lu BETTER THA1N QOLb. The Jas. Boss Watch Cases. Buy only the genuine. I keep a full stock at tha L0WEJT PRICES. F. R. PANCOAST, THE JEWELER. As I have taken the full charge of the lumber yard at this place for M. J. Goss and shall devote the greater part of my time iu building up a trade in that line and doing contract business, I shall sell all of my line of BOOTS and SHOES and HEAVY DRY GOODS at cost to close them out. . This is no snide, but a bonafide closeing out sale at' cost,, and some broken lots at less than cost. Sale will continue until all are closed out. Come early as the stock is limited and will not be replaced. All other goods will ba sold at from 10 to 15 per cent, discount for cash. Any one contemplating building will do well to call on me and get figures on job work. Have taken some buildings to erect and will be pleased to. make bids on any and all buildings. . _ .‘ Give us a call and be convinced that we are giving you more for your money than yon can get elsewhere. . Respectfully yours. ZGEO. P. MOSIER. Cloverdale, Mich., Jan. 21, ’92. LAST MT, JAN. 31. bONT H155 IT. We want everyone to profit by the greatest bargain sale ever offer­ ed to purchasers of Clothing for men or boys. If you have not taken advantage of the quarter-off sale, you must hurry up, for Jan. 31st is the last day. Never before lias there been offered such inducements. Truly, this sale has been a wonderful success—a pleasure to us, a delight and sur­ prise to customers. . Our principle to sell good clothing or none and our prices, special sales, and extra inducements are growing more in favor: Keep posted what is going on at the finest clothing store in Hastings—it’s to your pro­ fit to do so. ■ Here’s music for you: This is entertaining: There’s as good a suit of clothes as ever made. Price a month ago, $20; now they’re $15.00. What more do you want? Perhaps you do not want to spend $15. It isn’t necessary. Table after table piled full with suits and overcoats and marked some $6, $7.50, $9.75, and $10.50. Some decided bargains in • boys’ suits and overcoats. That line of $1.50 underwear can not be duplicated. They’re the best that’s made. Other lines cheaper. Do you need shirts? 75 cents is all you have to pay this week for the best $1 shirt ever placed on the market. Made the best, the best material and the best fitting. Sales in neckwear, collars and cuffs have doubled. The quarter-off prices did it. ~ CLOTHING FOB MEN. FOB BOYS. �it Hair Your 7 retain .h.’ul color, "naa y ord boauty» Hwtesxm iurewn* wiil recover couscwui .hall stay betifle him. “Th. toromo.t or ourp.rtodM’.’-" ’■BY QIRIST1AH «10 him. he took h« departure, with many wi-b« for the anoccra'of.thy . As hte atender. '• cM*xskwl *~ 2.­ ?*? _g.u OOKMAKDnrQ xvirr oxat CEBTBE ,;Z ':3CS th” THOUGHT AHU actiom i-jair Vigor 'z. r>, a down ttw Kira , cnito. Mjinj to biin-it ttat « CHAPTER XII. inter Into It. ••Dnnn Z*"'* .wiU “to that - b. thought, for b. knon- bow door tb« iwnU, privtrt to every otto »t MitoBonto. H« b»I baud from Don Mnarinlo that he belonged to one of th, ZZZttftLt reiitrious orders, which, K5. ■ £jqov-:-:i |Hsitrei»dpr<MP«c- inr luirr ,i<— s....... , couiliiK year win te impartially »d .n>tructlrely dlM-tuwcd by tte ab’.Mi write*. L PulHical fiubjcK-t. gr .w:na «tt <* tte FreuW-nttalCiuupaiini. __ If. Flnaaciul Dtenirtenct-. tere and abroad. Ill Th toWieal Unrest- «Hl»»’«' Bte a-Xdnl ijprotMiswretedV." r<«l* ”f «txrM the rtiM-'-t inJortnaUu’-* about the great pro­ blems “! tte t;nn> within *0 narrow a rompasa »wfor>>fcDiaUa sum -short Ktudtes of great subject. ”y nb«re than a hundred “t ihv.tnre* 'martinet: and women ->f the there l* only «»te Amcrt.ran periodWT for whlch-all the great leader- of. opinion.* and ot thought write: and that te The Forum. The Oeeemter nnntber. for examnli-. eon•tains: taxradaUon.br Pen-don* The Protart «»f Loyal Volunteers. By Lieutenant Allro It. Foote. Fuunderot the Society of Loyal Vottfoteera: The mmnlforot tte Democratic Vtctofcr v ...u-hiwitA by Gov. Win. E. RnsMU, French FosUnx T...rante Orniany-An<>tter CoiiC.< t stMxq AteSce-Lorralnji. Itirvitabjp. by CMnllte IMietsh. Member of the French Cham­ ber »f UcjmileM Shoult! tho Silver Law of IW> tervpraW by H. SehUT. one of the ra.x Mi wwful ami Aacnentla! honker* In NewY -.- :. I- M «Jeni Education a Failure? by Fralr; ■ H irrS- c. the •.•re.Ur*uytet; fourttuiare.t competing SelM'.—trveUre. by Al- S- • said Don Manrixio, comto find tho the arcade Sei Hredacho and relievo all tbe trouble*: bUlon* atatnof th® ayatom, awa U —— wit. Dona horses and tlie shall liaro to disappoint this morning. I find by a letter which 1 have just received that I must go on business to Eitzatlan, -------- ---- SICK Xitrtdichs. yet -Carter’s Littlo L'-rer Pfllfl MU , reduceTmu^3crhu;^ptont.whitej c—1 B m an SUB ms BMX E “ HEAD expression of her face how much she wto suffering. "1 will go to the hospi­ tal," she "hid- "1 con render aaristance there"-----i; "None," raid the padre gently, bnt firmly. "You muat go .to the cnsa. If Don Manrixio has returned semi him _____ to us, but yon can do nothing. Take to u», u«» t ’ pu« I. era. j >b^ “Zd& Perhaps the stimulus was tbe th- derire .tratre tu to CURE been a minute iatcr P^tfSald not bo walking lure with you DOW.* U<. looked around. an if with a sudden and how narrow the chance that he would ever look again upon the beauty of earth. Never had that beauty seemed to touch him more keenly than in conucrtioD with this thought. The long shadows of late afternoon were now stretching across tbe grouuda through whlv'.i Iw had watched DotinZarifa walk­ ing in the morning, nntjunsrnma, iiamoet of us are when the dark wing at Aarael i ic-.t hnaHy «<cnd:.-.dowa n», that he i::ight be luo'.nng Ida hr.t upon that The ronng tnan wM thinking of th«t ' '{Sotol'wl^n on.out fbnn? th .- wide plain stretched ^a^-to^ -Bbtif into xaiidtml blueness afar to meet the cures humors, THE wobld. U^re te no otter way whereby <««■ »»»>’ CPl tto.' ixif. -book hra haul. Derwent saw by her pallor and tho vott to atxomj’any me there." I -'Of eoaru. D.„. pojuj.Z.j ' rifa, who wab t-tauding by her horses ! hrutl.‘feeding hitu with sugar, which the ito-nUfW. int-Ulpmt ravatuto took '.laioiilv from.bra hob'l "And it w ]>„„„» rollnwed her with M. Bi work conveving the wounded man to the manner, and be w.t* m abrarW iu its , 1hospital, where Oar Lady of Guadalupe 8t<x«l above the doorway, as if to wel­ progress that he had nlmwt forgotten to ’« come* all who came, and wherp he was wonder if Dona Zarifa would appear w- < down on a white bed—the irtu«t wild, coriling to her promise, when suddenly, | laid I Hoody object that hnd tprercomo in such quick succession ns to be almost gaunt. ; within those quiet walls. | simultaneous, two shuts rang sharply ou . ’ the air, the lost—* rifle ball—just grac­ ing hte ear and then flattening itaelf on CHAPTER XIIL the stone column beside which he rat. ; The book dropped from hte band nnd ’ tho sheet of paper on which ho waa sketch- i Ing was borne Ihr n current of air over the railing and flattered unheeded into the current below, as with a violent »«tart he looked up to te*» Dona Zarifa stand* ingon the path below, with astiUdtnokable in ronnny way* she Went ou. "When I went to the bostuguxtowrtbantt^n- Bstrttarrttakks::un;iug 1 found Pour Benita , ; ing pistol iu her uplifted hnml. In an instant hu waa by her side, for ’ i wandering in mind, and my presence J h.stinct hini that-the shut had not i JeA fl K. med to soothe her. »• 1 will go back l.-vv:» fired idly. "For God’e rake, what i«it?" he c ried, gating'with nitontehxneut i unteaivithe Value'of Tbelr Work, by 'U<* 0«pUUc«.uw,a, ,|„. h.w'» «n:hiug n-i. - -.m-yuuwray at the (rth*. tef face, the shining eyes and • Rhine: A Bay With LiT i T-mny-em. by Edwin "i* ta” — >*• the uplifted hand pirating;r;> steadily' .lro*4t A»l Are other artlei--*. weyottytotsks. Oo.<»rtwi»r.ni»mto»»do^ „• without n tremor in tfie direetinu of the Tbm- are tk>w in prwreA* dtecuwmns of Onr Ttey »rc »trirtJy veceUbld and ‘,o.ao* ••I am sure that he is. if I hmy !x» alPensi.-a ‘■Ij-xicm: Pn-.m Maaapuaeut: Thpurge, bnt by tbelr 6«ctto i^tkm plewo *U w-o pavilion. cred tv interpret his w-itimeate by my Tralnliv: of I*r»-ach<rs, Tb< Lottary: tso thorn. Id Trite*’25teatas At*foe IL ocM "Thera is a uijol in asrartin, behind ■ j own." said Dcrwtut. "And you are goby drugjtete everywburo. or neat by mrth Th<- N-xt sup•‘••■hrtTsrir Agitation: Are Mod­ yonder rec’:." «nu cocwcnsL in a clear, j CARTER PIEOICINE CO., New Yonc. .■ |n ., to lo th* j.nui.in;; hospital, scn .riln? iI unit enn say vibrant tone, poiptitig to a low, lung , ern Edm-Jllonal Mrtfrxl" a^aHorcJ SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE thing against such a cliaritaWo iuten-. bowlder that crowded the hill which ruse J THE JWMI. •» • l non; but Deforu you Mja-ke—«•> quick i< inunedinfijly in tbf n-ltrof the pavilion. ; ’ thought—I was about to pr<»|»oto a visit ••1 saw Iran about to slioct.yuu, and.I ; to.thf can:i<!:*.. Eversinixj yon said that fired jast aa he hnd hip fingvion tbutrigI you would like » picture of it, 1 have A. A C. 11- BARBER ' »Kf n anxious tn try. what my efforts can p'!T. His.'tim swerved hnd he foil. 1 think He tank Hit nthiT hand nnd kikted it. I killed him.". Physicians and Surgeors. i accomplish in th • way of n sketch.” ••|dn£on>ot Ite hading writer" . -1 will ___ see," raid Derwent, ... turning _ Exultation is th^only ward which will Calls In city or county respond til to will,' I "But . I thought yun dlscluimed nny quickly; bus sb© ^optoed'him by a m »- ■ at nil describe Ikm Mntiririo'Hde|ttn»enta and thinker* OU all question* promptness, day ur night. artistic skill?* she said,, with some sur<•( public ink-iwt a* The North tiuu and extended the pistol. "Hu may when fie.heartl of tint morning's work. American Reveiw. -Boston Jonr; pris»«.. 1»e merely woundeflr "&1 Ha could scarcely think of Derwent*! ILLIAM O. LUWDEN. I -I said that I was not an artist. That i cautiuiu*." | narrow escape, ur uf the terribtepecwHUty Lawyer. , is true. But 1 have a little facility in Office over Julius Russell’s store. State With no rccolleUtien of his weakness i laid upon Dona Zarifa. iu bii gratifisketching from nature, though nut much street. Hastings. Midi. he sprang forward and hastened up the ■ cation at having tlie would bei assassin , training 1 cannot promise you a fintehnw.mt F*.ivhtM»n nr twenty yards v.mis ' in bisown liitnirn hands. hnn<l« ed picture, bnt I may make a passable steep ascent. Eighteen or .brought him to the bowlder, and there 1 A. SHELDON, •'Now we idiall kuoty nllf’ ho said; LsoHrnUnt to rrery American reader drawing of th” ravine.” . • Abstract and Beal Estate Office. "now the mystery will be cleared' up! ou the ground behind it wastbeas&Mfrto. wttbex U» keep "op with the times. The Rew "1 shall !>e delighted," she said. “I Abstract Hlock. HaMliijp,. Notiiing better could have happened—If York Sun .-ays of it: ■■The North American Money to loin on Real Real KMoft hope that yon wiU try. And surely my his rifle where it had fallen beside him. At tfie first glancu Derweut thought he unly the scoundrel can bo kept alive un­ Reveiw constantly otfers to the public a pn»- •old on o ■isaitesloo. (Jrucral cononsicing absence cannot .matter. Yon do not. gramme of writers and toplo that excite the ilavinc a complete *<•» nt Abnwi Hook*, com­ was dead, but on exaniination discovered til he confesses." piled from the Records, can furnish complele •iitetl assistance in your drawing?" render and gratify Mte inteliectnal appetite. V tracts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. that, though insensible, he was still ••Lnm afraid." said Derwent, "that "Oh, jres." said Derwent, though be In this rtep«n there la no other magazine that Throvrfog open his loose will be difficult. He looks to me as if had the grace to blush. "I need your as­ breathing. approaches the North Amvrirau Reveiw.P. DRAKE. M. D., sistance to determine the l»est point of white nppcr garment. tho .-young map he were linking fast.’ Il ls neither a partisan nor sectarian pnbllsaw inai that the his j f____ They had_ left justthe left hospital, t „____ where niw iuu pistol juoivi ball had entered u>. view—th:il is. the one you would prefer. cation, but Office over Hnllowsy’a drug store. chest some little dlstnnte -below the the subject of’nydr conversation was Office hours from 2 to 4m. Telephone, cot: But 1 will take my materials and follow ALL SIDES OF ACL QUESTIONS ectlng A stream ol dark.blood was lying in u state of apiurcnt insensibility, with residence. at Holloway's druf rny own judgment. Then, when you heart. In Which IntellUtrUl readers are Interested are have finished your charitable ministra­ flowing from it. and Derwent’s first act with the doctor on ono side <»f his bed promptly lu its pages, aud facts atkl> tions. you will perhaps come and telbifie was to placn his thumb on the bullet­ and Padre Francisco ou the other. arguments are presented with nil the ability g M. FOWLER. D.D. S. hole. The next moment he heard n step. “I du not think he te so near death aa if you like my choice.” and logical force of the most eminent writers [ and turning his head saw Znrifa stand­ you imagine," Don Maurizio answered. “Yes. 1 wiil come." sho said, smiling. Office hoars s a. m. to 5 n. m. In the world. .And then, without waiting to change ing -beside biin. looking doirn nt the “These Indians have wonderful powers Amotut contributor* to early numbers will .1*. ,i*n^Ucinn r\f 1M. p W. LOWRY. M. D.. her dress, rhe walked away toward tlie num’s* face with an ' cxprr‘ssiou of in­ of vitality. He will rally sufficiently to tense paiu. But she'asked tn a hushed speak, and that te all we want. 1 have ’T. Physician and Surgeon. villago On tC>e other side of the gardens. The Rt. Hon. W. E. Gladstone, Makes a specialtv of treating dlMMWes of tbe told tho doctor to spnru uo effort to keep Derwent stood and watched her as tone: EYEaurf EAlt ruul the nrewrvatlon of visten "Is he dead?" Hh Emtacncr. Cardinal Gibbons. Him. David nr.X^ray | him olive and give him strength to do tiPECTACI'K,i ‘u,d long as she wns in sight. The close B. Hill. Hon. TUxs-. H. Krvd. Hun. R. Q. Mill*. "No; and I nm hot sure that the ■ this. Our best hope, however,; is from fitting habit showed every line of her Offlct and rewldonce on Broadway . near Court ffet the influence — - ■ — Col. R G. Ingersoll. AmbJracon Farrar. Pro- House.HaaUngs. Mich. of- Padre Francisco. Hu statuesque figure and the perfect grace wound need be fatal if we can feteer Rodolfo clanl and utter dLaUngutehwill bring him to contrition and couwith wlricb she moved, as she paseetl speedy help. Cnu yon go for it?! MITH A COLGROVE, "Yes. certainly," she answered, start­ festiun.” down one uf the shady avenues, her Lawyers. "Du you Irelieve it poetibler ' The Presidential Campaign. favqpte companion, a beautiful grey­ ing away impetuously. Bat before she (Offite in Union block. Hvrlngs.) "Yes; I have Feeu it too often not to hound, walking beside her and looking had gone three steps die turned again, Purini’ the coming year, the Reveiw will be t*ractlci* te all tbe courts of the staiv. । •!. xpecl^ interest and value tn tofdy American as thoroughbred ns herself. AU around and picking up thu man'a weapon car­ believe it possible. Men like thia are rotar. an Lt will lay ben-re its readers dtecusstretched th- grounds, dappled with sun­ ried it a short distance away. . “Have different from your criminate, inasmuch \ E. KENASTON. Mt.nwor Ute !niport.uu teeuet of the Presiden­ .A. Attorney nt Law, shine and shadow, while the long vista you the pistol in your hand?’ she sai<L as they are not able to rid tncnmelvcs of tial ChtapulKU by the rccoonltert lenders In the (Over J. 8. Goqdrtnt* A Co.'s store. • thu tree arcbed avenue held only the "Be on your guardr some of these pecT the saving principle ot faith. Like' the Praetlcesin all court* nt th estate. Collection* of severaj political partire. one moving figure, as a perfect picture, pl« ap3 T®ry treacherous. 1 will soon devils, they believe and tremble. The KtoMpUy attending to. • a^dstance aud Padre Francisco. justice of God is a very real1 thing to in rhe heart of tho grevn loveliness. bring ' SO Cents a Number; S5.00 a Year. them—the comfortable dilution that R. TIMMERMAN, Hmnrepathlc Phy- Derwent gave a deep sigh. "If I could I’ left him at the hospital." When she was gone,’ Derwent fur the there te no such justice not having yet • slclan and Surgeon. only (mint that!” he sui<l half aloud, and NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE. (Office over Luhrop's drug store.) then turned.- with some cuufurion. to 1first time looked closely nt the man's reached them; and when death comes, find Padn- Francisco beside him. :face. It was dark, with finely ent fea­ their overmastering desire te to make AW, REAL ESTATE AM»C- LLECT"Wlint is that you would like to 1tures aud a tangled mass of black hair; their peace’ with Gai as far ra poarible." IN(; OFFICE OF paint?" asked the priest \-Thte view of 1but not even the clused eyes aud relaxed "I hope, for Dona Zarifa’s sake, that Pai-mkhton Smith. 3 East 14th St.. New York. could soften its fierce and sinis­ this man may not die." said Derwent, the gardens? Yes. it is very charming. muscles 1 WootUand. Mich.' ter expression. A desperado iu appear* after a short pause. "Dues tha doctor But is not that Dona Zarifa that 1 see 1 C. S. Palmkuto.v, J. M. Smith, aa well as in deed, he looked thor­ think there is any hdpe for him?" A PATRIOTIC WORK. 1 Notary Public. Just lev of the Peace. walking away, yonder? How is it that auce your usual ride is not to be taken?" 1oughly capable of the dastardly act in ■ "Not tho least. The bullet is in hte., which vengeance had overtaken him. long. It was n good shot—no man could [>>rwenC explained, adding. "So Dona ' Araqrlcan Industilal IndcZarifa has gone to the hospital to see 1and Derwent felt with a sense of shud­ have made a better. Why should she dering horror, such as ho had never be­ J'L’gret it? If she had not shot him you, some pw woman who is wandering in 1 doctinxnitn publbtart fore even imagined, that but for the would be dead; and thero cannot be Lor mind’----strangely fortunate chance—or was it much doubt of tlie relative value of the "Benita. Yes; sho will die, 1 fear." 1 cliiw> It la jour duty t(» plant 1;»m "And I am going to try and sketch the the mtn y of henven?—that had brought two lives. And it will save him trouble dMUdHrtU in th« tuuxinof your friend riwj canndo. Will you come, padre inio. and Dona Zai ifa npon the scene at the crit­ if he dies now—after having spoken— am l.tkrcrttac aud loMractir*. nud ciuljaec ical momevv he himrelf would now be (for it he were to recoiv.* it would only set my failure?" dbttHttna r»f al) ph;u-M Of the Tariff <atstkm. "I will come for a little white and see lying with his life bloiod welling out and fie to marched out and shot as a high­ TUe Lcagaa JxiUlUho* over SO djffiwent. docuyour snccess.” the padre nn.«wer«l, "far his eyes closed forever to the thing* of way robber. Such crimes are dealt with ncnti. <xKnpdtior nearly <U) pas** of plainly I do nut think tliat you arc likely to at­ earth. ’ summarily here." p. atcd. carefully edited and reliable iuformaThe man must be Indeed insensible tempt anything in which you would Derwent could not but smile. "In Won. Aeons th* author* of Ihreo documrcu who. having on it were, ft-lt the very fail.* 'vil1 b ” better fw him breath ot feth an. hi,.... eto.k to “• »"«« lor him to to die di, t.f ••I sliould not wish to attempt what I l.ireiHtl. knew to Ihi beyond ray power.-*, certain­ thrtnci bH^toodtoi .11,.Ere.l;„dtCT. I' rancteeo’s gentle ministrations,” he ly. But a man cannot always tell be- rible mystery. tNcriwaa the thrill len“aid. "But 1 am grieved beyond meas­ The success of this Great Ccugh Cure is fotetiand whether he will sneered in an wwied by thinking of the hand that saved ure that Dona Zarifa sliould have been him, the geutlewi>nrxn’.< hand that had without a farallel in lhe history of medicine. effort, even when he thinks bu may." foraod to an act so painful to herself in All druggiu* are antbxued to sell ifon a pos­ "If he has gauged hte piwera correctly never before taken even the life of n itive guarantee, a test that no other cure car, sue- he can generally folk nt least, in some tanl. but that had not faltered in strik­ order to save my life. It almott makes CKMlnlly stand. That it may beccxne known, degree. You. Senur D;rwi,>nt. know ing th» murderer down. What a fire of me regret tliat I ever came to Mirathe Pioprictors, jgy-n enormous expense, are flares." pbcinc a SampleBottle Free into every home pretty accurately, I think, what yon can fierce indignatiun hail been in the dark "Nonsense!Dow Mauritio, aood• eyes when ha met them firat! h whs in tbe United States and Canada. If you have do.” ^nreffiy. -If frcte any puxn oa Httr the deadly fl :w h qf a sword from its aCoo,;h, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use il, for "I wiahldul!” raid Derwent devoutly. thu snbjHct—winch 1 cannot believe—it •fhie C"‘mpk-te «et of <!<>e-.itiwr.t« te writ it will cure you. If your child has the Cmau, "But 1 am, like other uwn, misled by van­ sheath. He found lumw-lf recalling it - siwh ........ -■• of ’n j * ,norb‘J •pirit that 1 would not a____ st-asa ■" r•mflh-ti — b> aoyaddm -. pun |lnw. for Fifty (AC) Cta;» or Whooping Cough, use it promptly, and relict ity; I MjmvLimes essay Uudn bevond my with Aurtrow. WWt*w. V. \'~ibcrsttw Sec'y, M<j. St is «re. II you dread that insidious dtaesrc strength and fait I shall pn.lmbly fail that it wifi. W. il for him that Uv- souml 1 ptood’nay' Coiwnrcmiian. uv iu A»k your Druggie for WoWTffunty-Thr.il as rest. Sc.r y. r*. of quickly npproarhfog i<we hi.^S\>^i^hl?^tO,lK‘Oe’:asioB*oweUSHILOH'S CURE, Price io cts., to c«- aa'-l in making thia sketch, but 1 menu totrj-. mi .id form the subject. Pn-ti Frantisek 8h gratefnl to have ha.1 the At ore * If year Lun^s are aorc <x Back Ivo.-, Fortunately I have sketching utateriah with me. for I thought 1 would do seine- had been met by Donn Z.nfa before shn your lifts, me hhdoh a Poroua Plartcr, Price 35 e«. <ra.■ThXai:« ^ tod-rsrator EUran/T, 5 thirqf of the kind tn Mexico. Thte will sduwthtod.il pewrhlug, utfeg. ■o jrt. D,rwe„t. ,h, »">’• toC™ I tow mtomi-. Utor. with , ^.rttoli, VUkljr toll., towtau ■barifl&s.ACHE BUSINESS CARDS. H W NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW P S P Tie North American Reveiw, L SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. mfisrspaSEfe' ftr Ins arm and accompanied by the •Wiabttui - -----• “-'p. rvrv..u lUX’U ItmtnTnsBkr. tf*di't-nt purple heights h.sd u erratic charm than ever in his eyes, iand lhe fresh, delicious air seeofed fraught with blessing. He had n feeling it a new life were givsn to' him—a lift? dividwl from that of yester­ day by the gulf of a great danger, and a life which waa tlie gift (after God) of Zarifs. "It i« owing to her that 1 am here!" he thought, after a rush uf emo­ tian, a m-hsc that existence hail become ‘something dearer and more precious for nmt fact. "She will tell me that she would have done the same for any one, ami 1 know that she would have doue it for tbe poorest peon in Mexico. No mat­ ter. It was for me that she did do it Nothing can alter that" Almost oppressed with these thoughts, and also with the passionate desire to express them (in a modified form), he sought Dosa Zarifa when he entered the house, but sought her in Vain. Ha/Mad by thia tinie learned meet of her haunt.-, but in none at them was she to be found. No one bud seen her for hours— no: since, atfor haring done every thing that it was in her power to do fur tho' wounded man. she had Mtaraod to thu bouse and gone to her own a|>artment& She w;m nut tlwre, however, wheu Der­ went, waylaying her maid, a^ked fur her. "No/the eenorita baa gone out," Marcella made him understand. -I saw bar paw aan»a the court a aiiort tirn-j ago." It wiil not »<;y much fur Derwent’s de­ votional tDStinets, that it was only when he was ultopfther bciiked in his desire to express uis grutitixie to Zarifa that be thought of i offering the Mme seutiment to God. Perhaps he would nut have thought of it at all—certainly uot of taking his way to church for the pur­ pose—bad not the atmosphere of Mir.iflores begun to tell on him. But he had a nature readily impn^y 1 by all things beautiful, and most readily by those which were beautiful in tbe moral rather than in the physical order. When he taw the whole household of Miraflores, and all thoa£ on tbs Imcieuda who were able to do bo, gather every morning in the beautiful chapel far the most augwd of-all acta of worship— wheu he saw all day long men. women aud children pass­ ing through its open doors, seizing a few moments from their toil to offers |»etition, to leave a tbanksgiring, or simply to rest soul and body as in the shelter of i father’s house—the beauty of it struck him more than words can exprem. The lovely church, with its never dying ahin^ flume and its atmosphere of infinite ciRuL •ieemed like thu heart of ail the busy life *round—u heart ever “turned to God, yet ilao open ever to man. nud ^full of holy thoughts and words as a censer is of fragrance. Thither, then, he took Ids way, as tbe sun of tho dny which might bare been his last on earth was slowly sinking be­ hind ! the western mountains. Crossing 1the quiet, cluiatvrlike court v.-umii ted to the church, he entered by the side door ;and found himself in the soft, mellow . ’loom, with; which ho was by this time familiar. As usual, two or.three figures were kneeling liere and there over lhe uave; but it was not until he bad been 1in the cbnrch for several minutes that ibe identified one of them xs Zarifa. Ebewas kneeling on n prie-dicn jast before 'the altar, her bowed head covered sul her form partially concealed by tbe Iblack drapery thrown around her. She । seemed absorbed in prayer, and Der­ went w;;tchtd her for some thud before 1she made the faintest movement. It 'was nut until tbe dusk had deepened 1and the only light in the church was that of the flickering, golden radiance from the tabernacle lamps that she lifted her head and rising glided across rhe nave toward the door by which he had ent.-'red. He followed her at onco. and. when rite pause<l for a moment un­ der the pointed archway outside, reached •Senor Derweutr she exclaimed with a start “I did not know that yon were here." “Could 1 be in a better place?" he asked, iu a voice that trembled a little from emotion. “I tunn here to thank Qod for my escape from sudden and violent death. And. having thanked God. senodta. will yon now let me thank you? Thank you! Ah, what a. word that is to vxpreM such a ddn! IfI could only utter what I f<*i—If there were only words iu which 1 might venture to utter itl" She lifted uno baud with a tenting gesture as she toward him. Thera enough from the bine e sky'overarching •tbe court to show him that it looked like a pale, beautiful cameo o in the setting of the soft, black draperyr of China crape which surrounded it. Yet. to see what a. change the had wrought It waa ' �MS COME DOWNfc^T aaa ■STARTLING FACTS. r. <4 n tikin-’it. J*r». a«M. '.uckarho, a bottfe. DakwlMj TMAl BOTTLE FREE. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, thu cmullt'oii otHraxfim-. Mi<:ufean, iietoHw Sixth, A. !• l*U. »:i>riwwr.| III Ur- otfi.-» <». the Kesi-:«-r I»r-ds tnr«»m « <mxiiv. Miehli oi --oui tidjror .•‘■ivrwuw.-r. a. <>. i->. in ftkS .............. ..f m .rtc*«- on paa- '-■< iin iisi. whh-h MMra< “ fonDorry . Michigan.mi iii-5 weulV-Mxtli Count). Michigan. jxi thrzi-t .htyv.f to Dunin Striker. W<Ji Ser I'. Sidtiani aud WWIani IL lime, U>e AUm.k- (Mlrge Endo • ment Fund OoMmilie . ->•! Albion. Mh-iilgun. I y ■lu liber ST on which there cl.uiu.-.l previded f««r iu sis.i moripure, -sriit or pro-‘re«<li»Ks «* law Ine.iiix br luttnl to n-cinrrr the di-br Mmrcd I -nortgsee oruus part tfin-rrof. Therefjre. ny vSriu>* ef* the •of sul" oi'H<a(i»ed ui said «sort«.i; tin* forrt-o-in U «dd <Uy; wc (»•- uudersiitueil. will Mill nt puiilb- *vjn<:««>niQtb>; hltthrat bi> «!er. at the north Jn*«r itoor-af thr C-ocrt Hon«e in the •city Ot lU-dinc-t. lUrry t-i-orty. .Mirhigui. (that being (h<* place where th" Ctrruit ■Court for Itwrv C-atsty is lm!'lr.«>..tlir JiMniMt describes lit -xid usvrtgaae. or m much thereof Coantv «»( h-wv and tbrFlnte ufiillchtinui. an<i aesarlbed a» 6*tl««Wr-. T-e-wiu* The w«»t lupf is ] •( Ik - ii/rtb -rit quarter lid) ot section nu«»A«-r twenty tu town aceacfiiog <i> itegwrniwhl survey thereof. The,Albion (foOcgv EiMt»wii>-i<r Fund'Cbm DeccrobcC id. ftOt. NOTICE fox hum*; CLAIMS. ■State ot Michigan. Omatv W furry.—«s. tho 7ib4uy »■" Jaratr). *• !’■ isot^sx months to present tii-irciale* tn said Probate court at ■ f duly next, »»d Mint shc^ KIRKS woflUL AmE tUILY S0AF k UUIDRY SOAP, Pdffi RD SANITARY best toe Qntral Household Use. State of Mleliti:.<ii. ii.uuty ef Harry-w. it. sm-inn i.t till* l*n>lllifj> t'jlttrt I day, tiw 5ifc dm uf January. In tie* year one tixsumnd Huki hnn<!<s-,| nml ninety ten. »v Armstrong. Judge of Probst'. lie relate ot John ”dB'wSu«'"’>d’3th7fl Hie j'ri tlou.' duly veri­ fied of Vk- j M fe-eman, wbb*W of ►aid de eeased, pra>b>g H»a« a ■■••rf.’iin instrument now deceased ui;d thnt .Klnilntstrution of -at<l estate Hmv i— grauu a to the execulor therein tanned ur b* u me <<w*r suitable prison. Thereupon <t i* ordered, that Tutsdav. the Stitday <>f February, MD.JMd. at lea oVlocU in thr foreuoou. asUgntel tor lhehearing<4 weld * Office, in the •■It* ot Hostings. tn raid county. to the pemeie interested th said estate, of the pendency of «nl<l petition. a> d tin* braritit thereof by rati»n-c rt ropy ol Hiis order lo bi pntetslted In the ttastfaits ItaXFKB. a uewxpa per tainted mat circulated inndd county ul Barry on»e In each week for three suerosslve weeks previous to said day ot hearing. W. AUMsrraOMQ. Judge of Probate (Atnw copy] ll She itad to pause fj U with grave cjJiitleness. “Thank God if touched her deeply you will, and as you truly should, that I for m innment to imitate that self re- । 1 sentiment was expreraed that it was . --------temperate -—------was there in time. Bnt how could 1 rtraint before she could auawer. Theu . I strong and courageous, „ while iu have helped doing what 1 did? It was she raid, with something wistful in the gays Malapert Chili to Your tone. When tbe aecrvtaky read thntportlon sweet rnuric-of Iter tours. ; 1 . i i»^i„ I whteh which related to the <tautain« dragging of at one of no merit on my part. 1 saw and I fired. ■Vo. a Uttl. wruun No life co . An8ry Uncle Samuel, the Huititnore's sailors through the strejrta The two things were simuhnneous. | with a tawo. Vest moved unenwly in life There was not an instant to be lest. I tie so prosperous, so well filled, with the | «... «.—« 1 chair.Mid utterance audibly to an exstepped down upon that path—ah. how good gifts of ijkxl, thnt there te "not 1 THE WAR CLOUD WILL BLOW OVER. I prwudon that wra inten-retwi to n>.mn lightly, how uncotucionalyl—and hum room in it for the Irindum «>l » friend. • __________ lrn like to get hold of that pcillceman.' instinct canaed me to glance up nt the I have bees able tn tmveynur life. Thnt j hillside The nm was likeflush of is true ‘Bill it was nn accident! Some ' That Last Blaine Broadside Fetched TEXT OF THE “ULTIMATUM.” lightning. 1 saw the sunshine refit eted <lny yon may be able to do for me .what ' Her and the Little Republic Is on the barrel of that gun. I raw the man will outweigh it as mnull ns an act of | Ready to Came Off Her Perch. puratlvcly Small Space. leaning over the rock and takiuglahn nt ddib.*rate intention outwelgin* an net of Wasuixgtox, Jan. 26.—Tile text of the And if not—if thr opportunity I you so intently that h4 did not perceive impulse note to Minister Egan of Jan. 21, in which me. To see waa to net. I lia-1 ‘•till in la not given to you. for our dnra not Will Withdraw Malta’s Note amt the Reu Will wm* । Secretary Blaine transmits the ultimatum the pocket of toy habit the lirtle pistol make these thing> f«>r uno’s srll-1 aimll , qu«-«l for Egan's Emigration aud rnited ' of thi* government to the Chilian authoriwe used yesterday, and do you think it unow nt Irast that you have the will to Leave the ValpurnRo Riot to ths ,< _ ttcre.t ■ li‘*** ,s is follows: was an accident that* i hud nut taken off ! serve me. nnd flint te enough. ’ directed by the president to say to Both tho method and results when •Surely.” he snid. niovwl almost tie­ that habit? I felt one thrill of ]KisHonato i ! you that he him £iren careful * ■ attention ’ * to ' Syrup of Figs ia taken; it is pleasaai indignation as 1 saw yon sitting no yowl hl* power of self control, t ri <|U1rtall that lias been submitted by the govern­ and refreshing to the taste, and acta by those exquisitely gentle quietly. »o unsuspiciously ami that cow­ .-d ment of Chili touching the affair of the as­ gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, ard drawing his gun upon you Is-liind woiff® “y^fu must know it. I feel thnt Santiago. Vmi. 2U.—The Chilian pov- sault upou the crew of the United States Liver and Bowels, cleanses tlie sys­ your back on the very soil <jf MirufloreaT tny life iH-Inngs to you. yon may never crumenthas %atin reply to the ultima steamer Baltimore In the city of Valparaiso tem effectually, dispels colds, h< adhe' shw the flush that came irito her have any usefur it— that is uiunt likely! turn of the United States. The reply la in on thu evening of the 10th of -Octoter last eyes at the recollection. "I fired! and 1 - hni neverthrlera ut nhy time you snin- ■ acbes and fevers aud cures habitual and to thu evidence of tbe officers and crow was glad to tee see uim him drop. Y Yes; wits ea; I1 could monrd iiio. though it were from the und effect as follows: constipation. Syrup of Figs is the not have believed it if < had been told of ।I of thr world, to do your bidding, br- f Chili agrees io withdraw tho offensive of that vessel and of some others who , th. -ffray, ».l lira* bl. mnda- | only re»nedy of its kind ever pro­ it beforehand, but 1 wan glad! Tfee hor­ lieve me. 1 should coiiih ^30te scat by Senor Matta to all the Chilian ’ ; duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ slon* upon the whole cose are as follows: •| <io believe* it." *he said, thrilled by ' ministers abroad nnd acknowledge that its ror of what I had bsvii forced to do did “1. Tliat tbe assault is not relieved of tbe ceptable to the stomach, prompt in not come over me until 1 saw tho poor tbe passion of hte tone “But let assay • .xauance was duu to an error or judg­ aspect which lhe early information of the its action and truly beneficial «n its creature bleeding to death. Thou—ob, no more of thia All i* understood, if ; ment. event gave to it, viz.: That of an attack effects, prepared only from the most then it was awful! 1 do not think I not expressed, i. loo. have thnuked God I j Chili also withdraws its request for the upon the uniform , of the United States healthy ana agreeable substances, its for your safety And now I must go | can ever forget the sightf As abe lifted one h**ud. with xu invol­ and find bow it is with that poor creature . withdrawal of United States Minister । navy, having its origin and motive in a many excellent qualities commentl it u J] havc mluje ft tho most Egan*taUn.otbo.Ulltyfoai.govermn.MMd ■" untary gesture, to her eyes, as if to shut, in the bospital." 1 not in any act of the sailors or of any of - - out th- memory, he took the other and He cuttld not utter another word, bnt | In addition to this the Chilian govern| popular remedy known. kisfced it—the hxnd that had *avrd his he wmktMl by tier side ncross lhe court in : m-nt, in Its answer, proi>osc- tliat the !. The Case Where It was Oct. 23. I| rkyrup Syrup of Figs Fig is ' for ‘ sale in 50c life—mi gently awl so reverently that it the lovely twilight Ktillnras. nnd at tlie > — affair on the Baltimore’s | -a. That the public authorities at Valpa- i and 81 bottles by all leading drug... of - the ... attack . -was like offering hoim.g“ .. .... .... be submitted ..i.1 - 1 entrance they met Padre Francisco He ; railors In Valparaiso to tl e raiso flagrantly failed in their duty to proAnv reliable druggist who “What can I savF* he ••^clainictL “To pnnsed at sight of tlirui. nnd Zanfn ' nrbitrnflon «f «,». nnncr.l mfion. » : may not have it on hanf will pro1 . ■ , ,, , , sud of the Chilian soldiers and sailors were spare you sni-!i.p:tin 1 would havb dono looked into Inn pale, moved face with k ; this proposition is; not acceptable to the themselves guilty ot unprovoked assault cure it promptly ~ ~ who for any one anything. Would to God 4 1i.td|mever startled entreaty tn tier eyes t'rtlted Staten government the Chilian . upon our sailors before and after arrest. wishes to try it Do not accept any 'He tats made Uisconfemiqn. v said the | I come t.» Mlraflores'. since -my ci»iuiug wms tu 0st yon what you Lave suffered priest, “and hr hn* promised to repeat 1 government xuggtteta thnt the matter be He thinks the preponderance of the evi­ substitute. dence and the inherent probabilities lead •UMlayl” > : tliejiart relating to ttisattemptsun Senor submitted to the decision of the supreme to the conefusion that Higgin was tilled CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. She withdrew her hund and looked nt Derwent s life to tin* propet officials court of the United!States. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL by the (Mtlice or soldiers. hiui with u very sweet and pathetic re­ ' They are taking hl* testimony now. and ! LOUISVILLE. KY. ■ NEW rpKK,JI.K_ “X That he is therefore compelled to gard. 'Yon must not think that.” sho it exonerates Senor ‘Barrera entirely ! bring the case back to the position taken W.vSHIXGTOX, Jan. 25.—President HntriPROBATE ORDER. said. “I ahouid be very sorry if yun i»e- Butlir tn Milking fart." by thh government in the note ot Mr. State of MlebiKim. County of Bsiry—s*. , son's nifcNUHm on the Chilian situation, ac. •Ah. my God!” said Zurifa, putting Wharton Oct. S3 lastA’(a lieved that ! re ;retted it. How! could ---- ZJTT'j-of ;, — ■•7~.~r.Jt - copy yr of. which . At a «e**1<'n of the Probate Court for*he companleU by the documenta, corrvspom - you will deliver with this) and to ask for a County <4 Harn-, boiden at lhe Probate Office, that be pond'd'* It'was a great privi­ her hand to her heart • suitable apology nnd for some adequate In the rHv of Itastinas. tn raid county, on Wedrace, etc., in the case, wo* sent to congreas Padre Frahcisco extended a gentle lege to be allqwvdi ro interpose to save rhe innocent from tile guilty. But that hand nod laid it on tier arm "My child.” | Monday. The message reviews nil of the npuaUon for tb. Injury don. u, rhl. goy. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ot 1 am a little unnerved is snreljr natural. he raid gravely, “stop and think what a evidence in tin; case, nud say* he feeb. com­ ernnicuL Would Do M Would Ita Done By. Probate.; The peril was wo awfully -near. In an­ good tiling such an end as tins ts for pelled to stand upon the demands of tho matter of the estate of David “You will ofesuretbe government of--------Chilii other instant it would have lieeu you him. What Is the natural life when it note of the 21st last, to Minister Egan. that the president has no disposition to Ixj j On n.J^h,w nI1,| fiumt tbe petition duly verb who lay blemHog. dying, before me. is iqient in forgetfulness of Gtxl and j These demands are that the Chilian gov­ exactiug or to ask anything which this fled, of Divid L. Morth!anil, admtnlrtralrafor The piteous sight of the othi-r heljis me stauird so deeply with crime thnt a vio- ' ernment must apologize and make repara­ goreremenf wodld not. umter lhe »•>< 1 "< -Id ««-. pe.'ta >b;I. M, flmd • J. - j ii_ „ • lots day tiled may be neard and allowed, ana a to realize that.* And the;r, while 1 tliank lent death nt any momeut might send ! tion for the assault upon the Baltimore’s clrcunwtances, freely concede. He regrets drrprr U alignment duly made. God that it was spared, the picture of tbe Mini into perditkm? When sncti a sailors Oct. IB; that the Matta circular that from the loginning the gravity of the I Thereupon it is ordered, that Thursday, tho note of Dec. 18 must lie withdrawn, and questions involved has not apparently been J tibday of February. A. p. b»3. at ten o'clock in tlie pour tvretv.li yonder in the hospital lifr as tliat vmls. by the mercy of God', th- unw.rrmf.iit nf Chill IJh' forenoon. >e OM'ignetl for the hearing of said the language disavowed with as much appreciated |p,,tition.atidti>atthehelrsattawofsa!ddeeeascomes before uie. «i'.,<f I shnddef pt the with contrition, with |»mritence and ' ■ , - , the . government . . , - ■ .of Lhili, _, I jmiiwn,*wi in*. 141c nvira ru u*w <h w.,. —** publicity as it was circulated, or diplo­ hh and .1 that, that nn an affair in which two American led. cd, and aud dll all other ixtmuis persons interested in In said Mid thought that hejte suffering, that lievnil with yeparntiou is it qot something for matic relations with Chili will cease; that seamen were k " ' and —* sixteen -*"*-------others ---------------.- -tarc ----------fc-i to ................. — killed were। — estate, required appear at n session of die from a wound inflivuxl by.my hand." which 'to tn* devoutly rejoiced? Try to Mr. Fumn's recall wilf not be considered seriously woundid, und.d while onlv one Chilian in.1,.1. wl.lM UIIU. a, court, l4 ,then hr dto be d holden at|„ the FrobAte ------- . only —„ <H>. ,— ------- - «Md He saw that ahe was iudertl thoroiigh- look nt things by the higher light—tho until these matters'are disposed of. After was seriously hurt, should not be distin­ and show rausr. If any there be, why the prayer ly ■unnerved. ‘Sunethiug in the tragedy light of (iod’s et«-nikl piirpo*ea Your . Ktatihg his rfaMms for making these de­ guished from on ordinary brawl between of.the petitioner may not lie granted. And had certainly stirred her nature to its prouiptn-w« nnd. your courage saved u * mand- the president advises thatj they be sailors in which thr provocation is wholly It is further ordered, that said petitioner give notire tu the persons Interested in said estate, continued'and cufofeed by congress. depths. The tire tint he had susjJectcd* life personal anil the participation limited. \ ou are grateful for that. I know of lhe petidrocy of said petition, and the hear­ ing thereof by causing a copy of this order to bw was there: be hud seen1 it blazing in her But. twlirve in.-—and I speak who have | In thr Hastimha Bans*Kit a news­ IN THE HANDS OF CONGRESS. “No self-respecting goverpuu’nt can con­ punllshed eye* as ebe sifted with ,tiie uplifted t*rt*n thr depths of this |MK»r soul—you i paper l>rmted and circulated in said County Ot sent that persons in its Service, whether Barn- once tu each week for three successive weapon that I util struck tlie destroyer should be far more grateful thnt your • weeks prevtosts to^aid day of hrarine. civil or military, shall be beaten nnd killed down, bnt how soon it was quenched by ballet has saved a soul Never might j yuixtinn or Peace or War. CUABLKS W. AXMSTKONG. geadest jrity and ’dirinist compassion! rncli a grace have come to bltn other- ’ WiaiuNGTOX, Jan. M—Interest in the in a foreign territory in resentment of acts Judge of Probate. done byurirnputra to their government Hi*heart tuulted wtflrfn himin theatre** wise—the grace that sends him forth to Chilian situation ha* been trauferred from without exacting a suitable reparation. of his lore and sympathy. Yet what the bar of eternal justice contrite, abI I’KOBAIK OltPEIi. The government of the United States bus' th • executive departments to the Capitol. could he say or do? Never had ho felt rolvt*d and fortified by the sacruuienta. freely recognized this principle and acted State of Michigan, County of Ilan a*. O.mtrast<*d with the general feeling of ex­ upon it when the injury was done by its At a seralon of the Probau Court tor lhe num* keenly how wide were the Imrriers Come with me now I am going to the ‘ eountv <4 Barry, holden at the Probata Office tn cited interest prevailing at the latter place people to one holding an official relation to lhe betw^'u them than as they stood alone church for the holy eachnrisL city of Homing*, in said county, on Fri­ a friendly power in resentment of act*done 1 day, tbe Mli dav ot January, in tbe year one over the president's message and the ac­ together tn the soft twilight nni! the CONTINUED thousand debt hundred and ninety two. cloistral quiet. . companying correspondence, the state, by the latter. In such case the United. Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of State* has not sought for words of the Probate. ”1 feel for yon more than 1 can or A Mlllltru Friend*. war and navy department* seemed dreary smallest value or equivocal meaning in In tbe: mutter ot tbe estate of Joan A. dare •expresH.'' he said. “I understand A friend in need is a friend indeed, itnd and deserted, and t he undercurrent of ex- which to convey its apology, but has con­ -Greble. deceased. On readlmt and filing the petition, duly veri­ who* a shock it is to have had such a not Iras thnn one million people have citeuynt among the officials cropped out in demned such acta in vigorous terms and fied ot Ira Van Valkenburgh. special adtninl*necessity - laid npon you. and tu have found just such a friend In Dr. King's has hot refused to make other adequate tratnrof the estate ot said deceaned, praying a few instances only. There was an unusual that he may be discharged from hl* said tra«L seen ibe result with your own *yest It New Discovery for consumption, coughs reparation. number of sightseers from other cities Tberaupou It Is ordered, that Friday, tbe te vain ZO repent that I would have dbne ami colds. If you have never used tills I2tii day of February A. D., lbi»2 at tea o'clock “But it is not my purpose here to discuss In the forenoon, be assigned for the bearing of anyxhisg—anything whatever—to spare great «ough niiMllcine.-one trial will cone about tbe *tate. war and navy departments vine- you that it lia- wonderful curallv- yesterday, and from the manner in which the mcidgnta of thia affair, but only to said petition, and that tbe betn at law of raid yod. But we were hoth powerless;«it poweni in all disease* of throat, chest and they examined thu model* of the new state the' conclusions which this govern­ deceased anil all other persons Interested in raid are requliJd to appear at a session lungs. Each buttle te guara'ntecd to do ment ha* reacheiK We have given every estate, of said court then to be holden at tlie Probate “No.” she interpoecil, “it wiu» the all tliat is claimed or money will l»e re­ naval vessels in tbe corridors of the navy opportunity to the government of Chili to Office, in Uh* city of Hastings, In Bold county, mercy of God that sent me there aud funded. Trial bottles free-at W. H. Good­ deiiarttnent it was obvious that interest in present any explanatory or mitigating and show cause. If any there be, why tho prmr piaeed the duty before me. That being year's drug store, large bottles 50c and the Chilian trouble was not oh the wane. facts and have bad due regard to the fact of ttie petitioner mav not be granted. And. It la further ordered. That said petitioner give do--' Some of the war talk indulged in would so. what reason have 1 for regret? None: SLOT. that the government of Chili waa fora tire to tlid persons interested tn raid estate, of have been rather startling to Minister i considerable part of the time that has the pendency uf raid petition, and tlie hearing tx-lit-vv me. none. If 1 shudder at the by causing a eopy of thia order to be Montt if he hod happened that way, even ; elapsed since Oct. 16 upon a provisional thereof memory of what 1 have seen. I um nererWe drain* to say to our citizens, that for published in the Hastings Ba a newspa­ theless very grateful—grateful beypnd year* we have been selling Dr. King's brides and grooms forgetting for the time । basis. I am further directed by the presi- per printed aud circulated I county of itarrv. onee in each week fo suocearire । dent to state that his attention has been to bill ami c<»o in the patriotic feelings New Discovery for oonsuinplloii. Dr. measure—to have been allowed to gave weeks previous to raid day of hearing. King's New Life Pills, MucklenSi Arnica called to tbe note of instructionli sent by which the sight of the marine models your life.” CHAIUK.S W. AIIMKTROXO, Mr. Matta, secretary of foreign affairs, to (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. He longed to take and kiss her hand Salve and Electric Bitters, and hive never produced. | you, under date of the 11th ulL Mr. Montt Immild remedies that sell as well. <lr that again, iu she said those words with Die I very prudently, ami, I must sup|tose, from have given .such universal .satisfaction.' It is stated on, high military authority PROBATE ORDER, most earnest emphasis: but never coaJd We do not hesitate to guarantee them ' a just sense of the offensive nature of the State of Michigan. County ot Barrv-as. hi? Irra hare dared anything that savored every time, and we stand ready to refund that the army is in condition for imme­ j dispatch, refrained from communicating it At a snaaioii of the Probate Court for the iu the remotest degrpe of presumption. the purchase price, if ratlafactory results diate service. Twenty thousand United officially to this government. I "'V'ty of B-irri . holrten at the Probate Office, In the City <4 Hustings. In said enmity, on States troops could be thrown into Chill Obnoxious In a High Degree. Not cnly the greatmejw of his .obligation do not follow their use. These remedies Monday, the eleventh hay ol January, in the 1 “ But in view of the fact that Mr. Montt overpowered buu.ljSt. as she revealed to have won tlndr great popularity purely on end 1(0,000 militia commanded by United year one thixisand eight hundred and ninety two. him (with miconsciuus reliance upon his their merits. W. LL, Goodyear, druggist. States officers, are al ho ready. Colonel P. J. I was directed to give it to the press of this pPrereut, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of country, and that it was given the widest O'Kelly of the Sentiml regiment of Iriah sympathy which touched him to the In the matter of the estate of John A. possible publicity throughout the world, B.ncliciler. «!«ceased. : Tbe brat salve in the world for cuts, volunteers of New York city yesterday htstn) nil the depths of her fesAiuga; he thia government must take notice of it. Ctemmit Smith, administrator o<said estate, wo» like oue taken into a sanctuary.- bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever You are, therefore, fPvTMvrr.ataflM directed to u>pay wto the tta crnne-i into court and represents that he is pre­ where the very atwsphere rebuked any­ Hires, tetter, chapped handa. chilblains, > tatay Likin, lb. «.nin-of M> tafl f LhUUm govmffMM thM th. expreeribn pared to nic his final account as ruch admfntsewms, and all skiti eruptions. Mid jx»llive­ meat in the event at trouble with Chili, l therein imputing untruth and insincerity 'ntor'UdpraK that* day may be appointed thing that inclined to selfish |>u*su2i. for hearing the same. ly cures piles or no pay repaired. It Is The regiment te complied of 1,000 men. 1 • - •*- ----- *-*---------* •*--------- ------ - ■ “Yes. yon hare saved*toy life.” (he to the president and the secretary of tho Theretipon It is onlere 1. that Tuesday, tho guaranteed to give |H-rfect satisfaction, or ♦ aid. “And 1 beg you never to force: money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. C«a tresMimn Stablnecker accompanied navy in their official communications to luth dayof jebnwry, a. D. IKK. at ten o’efock O'Kelly and raid that the Second regiment the congrcssof the United States an-in the in the forenoon be assigned for tbe hearint of raid U, for it is a thought upon whiph 1 shall For sale by W. H. (kxxlyear, the druggist. lietltion. mid that lhe news at law of said de­ was one of the crack organimitions of tbe highest degree offensive to this goverD- ceased and all uther persons Interested In raid akrnys be glad to dwell Ltfe given to Tlie West Michigan Fair Association country, and would acquit itself with , merit. wtatr. are required wapp«Mu-aiaMMlon of said mt through -,our hands seetaa to have a had an exciting election, lu which the credit should its services be required. Court, then to be holden at the Probate Office , Some Diplomatic Irony. In the City pf Hastings, lu said Conntv. aud grater value Chan ever before, as a gift horse racing element was victorious. The some in both house nnd senate dur- t “Recognizing the usual rules of diplo­ show cansejlf any there be. why the prayer of is cherished mx’uriHn* to our feeling fur Xo other pn*|uratloti rmnbinta the positive ing tlie rending of the president's mesrago ! matic intercourse and of the respect and the jietltfiner may not be granted. And K is the giver. Gtxl knows. J would gladly eeui-oniv. tin* iwcnlii«r merit and lhe medicinal was striking and suggestive. Long before ! .courtray which should characterize inter­ further ordered, that sold petitioner give notice power of Hood'* Harnspnriiiri. J the hour fixed for the niwembling of con- : national relations (which he cannot ntuiumc to the persons luterested In raid estate, ot the give .this life to you. if you had any use 1 pendency ot said petition and the hearing St. John's Catholic Church at Matirou gress tbe galleries were filled, and on the ,are wholly unfamiliar tp the Chilian for­ thereof, by causing a copy of this order to bw fur it. even the leaft. Thera is no iwrvpubllsh«1iu the Hasting, Ba it.van. a newstSl ice I could render you that I would llul was destroyed by fire nnd tlie loss will be floor the expected messagennd situation of : eign office), the president was disposed to affairs were rliacuMrtl in an animated way. j ■regard the dispatches referred to as indi- -per pi Inted and circulated In said County of 320.000. partly Insured. perforin at any cost. 1 know rhia az 1 once in each week for three successive W hen at 12:50 Mr. 1’ruden, the azecutive eating a purp«»-e to bring about a suspen­ Barry weeks previous to said day of hearing. Wc are often deceived in the age of jicoplc know utat 1 exist, yet bow idle tho ded. appeared in the house with the mo- I .ion of diplomatic relations; but in view of . Chas.W.Ajlmstboxo. words ma*t iu>uud to ynot For your life hso-lng iwoutibS and luxuriant hair, tint know mentous bundle in his hand, nearly every the fact that Mr. Mntta was acting nro[A true copy.) Judge of Probate. lug that they uh« HxU's Hair Itcuewer to keep is so foil to overflowing of every good seat on the floor of tha house wnaoccupied, ; vidonolly aud that* reorganization of tha ' NOTICE FOR HEARING OF CLAIMK ’ gray hairs away. and the gallery entrance- were filled with Chilian cabinet was about to teke place 5w".u’.f>r Michigan. County of Barry-sx. gift of tuErnne^nay. fet me say. every Tbe Y. M. C. A. rooms at Lansing, having throng, of people anxious to obtain a view nQ d afterward afterwaad in in further good gift of Gud. fori fortune is blind, and further view view of of the the expecexpec­ Notice te hereby riven, that by order of the but God. seeing how Worthy you are of undergone costly Improvements, were re­ of tho scene and desirous of hearing the tation that was held out of n withdrawal ,bt! Vsunty <x Barry made on . message read. Nothing could more elo­ and of a suitable apologv, notice of thia the ninth day of January, a. D. nwe, six months these things, has given them to you in opened last nlgtit. from the fourteenth day of Jtuiuarv, ikx* were quently portray the deep and widespread grave offense lias been delayed. allowed for creditor* to present their rialtra such abundant ineasnre that there w no A Mfcblipwt Central Railroad Employe interest in the affair felt by the people. against the rotate of I x Very Plain “United State*.” room for anything that 1 can do. It The , galleries were all full .of., interested “*I am uun, now, uvtTctcr, however,'UICVKH directedDy bytnepTTStbe prt»rtoslr etalns seems bard to owe so much and to be tbMIl ibeoffendeeiMru o< th, to said 1 rebate Court, ,o While employed as agent of Uie Michi­ people. Daring the reelins ol4b. me-pgr Uleotto at tbe Probate office in able to give nothing, yet there is a gan Central Railroad Company, at Aug­ the greatest wan odd to It, both di.pMeh ut th, llth ot Dreember are not Lie city of Hasting', for »xamluuloo and xllnw. Ere.te.t attention «u once withdrawn .nimble apology ' ar.ee. on or before lhe hmrtrenth day of Jtdv sweetness even in that. If oue cannot usta, Mich., my kidneys became diseased, on the door nnd In tho gnllerten. tho no- nt ---------.............. nnd „n suitable next, aud thgt -uch el dm* will be iSwd before give, the next best thing ts to take, and from an Impoverished and impure ditora apparently anxious to miss sot offered, with the same publicity that was •aid ronrt. °n Tuuraisy. rtie fourtar-nh<tay M ■ at from—from one so gentle, so noble, so stale of tlie blow), my general health was single word. given to the offensive expressions, be will April and on Tuiiradav. the fourteenth i„ ...... > r__ I consulted the have uv no w. other course upou open vu to mm him except io to iJolv next. a', ten _ -----M...V .... wuanu worthy of a man's bent homage as your- entirely undermined. BHunt cbalmun »f th. rommllta on tanUn.l. diplomatic relation, with Uw lending physicians of this city and Ann seltr Dated Janaary l«h. A. D. 1«J foreign affairs, rat easily in his choir,while 1 ----------------x -* '*• *•• Arbor, and all pronounced my case government of Chill. He bad no idea how his voice was be­ Brights disease, in October last, 1 began just to his right ex-Speaker Reed sat bolt I traying him in lhe treacherous twilight taking Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup, mid upright, hte elbows on the desk in front “Mr. Montt, .in a note of Jan. 30, has ad­ that threw its soft veil of Shadow into «m today a .well man. It affords me of him, all attention. There wm* none of | ' vised me that he has been directed by his the pillared archway where they stood. pleasure to render suffering humanity any tlie usual newspaper reading and letter ™vprnn,pn, Bo Hi Read ** Forehand Stream.’* to inform the government of which lhe members engage in ,' government Fhl. At the last sentence be stopped himself good tliat 1 can. and, I wish to any that I writing, thnt you are not peracna One tor Ha angling, lhe Mher for r* st oxter. when opportunity offen,. They all felt the iI the11'"nited lUd- SUt“ thal Men oj«w p^lUeal IMlh ml II. l£SS abruptly and .inbstitnted other words think It tlie greatest blood, kidney nnd , grata to the government of Chili and to gravity and importance of the situation, ‘ for the parainnate opes that trembled liver medicine fa’tbe world. , request your recall. This has been laid aud gave II their earnest attention and E. Lazilebk. Agent M. C. R. R.. upon his tongue, but. as his voice fell, mH rihs. ^•lwt.B&ighta*|DM§’Sa«to| rsEsas the -j Albion. Mich. there was a minute's silence that «eemed Sold by W. II. Goodyear.* Prepared oulv not deem it nrcctmury to make any present - . —. . — still to vibrate with the deep thrill of iww. lyr if In ths senate the went* was similar in by lhe Cliarles Wright Medicine Co., De­ response thereto. It will be quite time to of best bonk* on all outdoor sport*. feeling in his rones. all respects. Tlie crowded condition of troit, Mich. consider this suggestion after a reply to Znrifa., standing motionless in her the gallery nnd degree of attention to the Tlie Michigan Central report* a heaver reading alike were the ijanje. In the diplo­ this note te received, as we sliaH know clinging black drajienra, with her statue­ whether any correspondence can be main­ like face and her eyes of iw*ft gloom, hnd freight buMiiezs Ilian ever before at this matic gallery were seated Jules Bouevofe, tained with tbe government of Chili upon chancellor, snd M. Paul Despravo, of the asked henwlf nt one murneut what she time of tin* year.; terms of mutual respect French legation, and Mr. Herbert Johuit was only for a mo should do "You wlH furnish to the minister of for­ strnu, of the English legation. eign nffaira a full copy of thia note.” merit- SB felt tbe next instant <Mrw. WtostoW* tteothu The British legation evinced unusual in­ for children teething , unconscious waa his be­ terest in the meiMMqp, telephoning to the The grand duko Constantine, uncle at trayal. and the strong self restraint White House yesterday morning to in­ which w.u evident in his last words quire if it were going to congress Immc- ONE ENJOYS Cleveland and Harrison KVERI �STORY Mood./ neighboring countiesI street years of age, ----- -and tbewent ladyid of■ tbe house...opening lhe door, be inquired If she would take «'“d KB in improrementa lent r®"rnn. care of a little girl until morning. Tbe A 8300 trotting horse wse JJJW , lady could not refuse but when morning iwsyAwtident in Bellevue i»t R I came no one appeared to claim tho child. ; It b^rported blt, <who might have been ten years of age. At 11 o’clock" the man. who claimed to be a R. will borrow »».000,*wu w widower with six children, returned with Effort . a woman. Tlie child when questioned: told contsrdietory stories und when asked i dowment fund of fllW-01 , where her home was replied. “I don't live eoU***’ nf a family In Eaton nowhere.*’ Tim child was taken away aud not even a “tliaDkyou”camernimthe man who brought her.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. i-resse It largely. Amo.emni I.« tool to wUr <i™»> * tor booking purpowo. Burglar* broke Into Berne* A grocery »tore In Otoego last week and took J^wme small change and s large hunk of cheese. The Battle Creek Journal says that to ret a tuod list of grip victim* In th*A cltJt EL’ttoJw-IdeH"»•ta0‘ every other name. *• The Indebtedness of the Lansing stale toll aranuot. <» ,bout SIS.OOO «nd tlw MM,will brutal lo «« 10 ll" ,r“ with an appropriation. • Milton Adam* came to Eston Rapids over 40 year* ago and has seen built alt around the city, but last week took his fir»t ride on a Michigan railroad. A lol ot Sangatnck gambler* hu)d meet­ ings under the name of "the history c1*mSeveral years w they banded while known as the board of since tha master and it met. Thl* is amosinglr Illustrated In tbe well authenticated Instance of a hone aillad Punch, owue<! snd trained by tbe lata Mr. Astley, tho proprietor for many years of the establishment called by hi* name (now Sanger’s theater) on ths Surrey aide at tho U I* . ?■I M_____ . aZ3<l gtt J3TTT °J„.ooloo. II Urey — ’l- auu j ■•««*. ——. . medium beat; neither hot nor cold.” And tbe poor waiter reeled from tbe Thames. Aatley was on lhe best of term* with table with bis order like a ship carrying Punch, and had taught it no end of clever too much sail. Then there is the fat little tricks. After a variety of gambols with woman who sits near me often and mois­ tbe clown It would thrust it* head and tens her Ups like a gentle old tabby dream­ neck through a napkin made for the par­ ing of mice. “You may bring me a side then sit down to a well spread table. dish of beans," she murmurs, “and a cup f‘ •’7"-------- ----------.k? ,ta hoof ou the table as a hint to of boiling water; bring tbs water In a , c,own. nttordant, to hurry up and pitcher and'cover it over with a fresh ’T?0M/«Houaiy*«iae with Its napkin.” ' ,nouth tl,e bellpull. It woulci would then eat set “Ob, dear,” I want to say to her, “iu tho third rate tr irding place where yon spend I bre«d*fow], turnips, carrot*, ’bluffed >« -tenixMl off tbe care at Delaware, Ohio, m»»b. a bread fowl, turnips, Cnrrota, your leiecn time, do tbey fas* to bring 1 them Into releasing him. When oata, beans, etc., uh «>vG 7 —” you boiling water in a pitcher and all the '' - "S , S 14* l* ttn’,1’1etC '’ “ Ubd terms lb ih fashion. Tak Tak-­ etceteras? Not much, my dear, and that »Th»NH bl- I French culinary term* i Ing a kettle in it* its mouth by the handle bandla it It is .why you are so cross with the waiter, S£r“ b - rc.ll«-l lb.l hl. JU »«■ or. « J ing . water )n । would pour rome In n a nnjjgjj punch bowl, I and tell him you will report him for Inat­ ,SXuiiit th.! lb» Imk efflei.1. "O'; <1 “cJco prompt- bl- It be wooM ■ seize a Imttle made for the purpose and tention when the water he brings doesn’t I labeled "brandy,’’ pour It Into tbe punch crack tbe pitcher with ths high pressure good .li.re or lhe Mooey be *ole. I bowl, and deliberately nodding, would of its own calorie.”—Chicago Herald. 1 Genarai new*. drink the clown’s health. Then it would Tbe last -pcecb Senator Plumb made In ' gayly waltz, and Anally fall down aa a n Kansas campaign was at Troy. He wa* ' drunken man rrould. Thl* scene would dog*, mole nnd female, were seen (apeakingof the future prosperity of the bring, down a hurricane of applause, byTwo tbo iK>licem*n at tbo foot of Th ltd state and said: “1 shall Dot, perhaps, be Punch was voted unanimously a “star" , street about dark looking attentively over •here to enjoy It: but 1 have children grow-1 performer. 1 ing np wboin I want to have a share in I After »*•-- -««• ................. -* up • the edge uf tbe dock. Suddenly one was some time Mr. Astley made seen to plunge into the river, while tbs I company, with Punch among the number, other stood on the dock a few momenta, this prosperity. ” I and sent them on tour into the provinces. 1 The ball bond of Jeff. Davis, bearing the They exhibited with various succcm until I showing every sign of delight, and then it, signatures of Horace Greeley. Gerrit Bmltli they reached Galway, where, from bail too, was seen to plunge into tbe water. Tbe policeman, thinking that perhaps the and some ojber prominent men. ba* been j management nmowmmt or boil ted luck, look, fbey Itey collapsed. eolUpted. (DlMlng from the files of the circuit .court ; Owing to difficulty in com tn unieating with dog’s owner* had fallen overboardaud thnt of Richmond since' 1870. and how much' Mr. Astley—or something worse—lhe cred-! tho dog* brnl plunged in to rrecuo them, longer ll Is difficult to »ay. The present : (tore seized the effect* and stud, and p«xjr I hiuteued to lhe scene. No runu was there. 1 clerk of the court thinks that the person! Punch wn* hauled off and sold nlahora? . but iu the mouth of each dog a large water , ,who stole ll is now dead. fair. All traces of tbe horse were lost, al­ rat wo* struggling for liberty, vvhlle the dog* fiercely tried to shake tho life out of । ... , , . though Mr. Aatley did all he could to die- Cashier Kirijy who wrecked the bank at Marshall lias been captured snd Is now be­ hind lhe bars, being arrested on three dif­ ferent charges, two of embezzlement and one of forgery. After’ skipping from Marshall ho went west, gradually working i-nk-r* his ‘ way back cost, then went again to Ohio I where hebill* was arrested. Fromfound note books, receipts, ami the like in his | to"”' , Mtciiel It is evident that he was working . ! for a mjwing machine company. Once ho ! , was detained In Philadelphia by the police | 1 und accused of being Kirby, but he cooly ' J loClIm.k I* Ijnd how tu achieve R. While W. J. Hull Mid olto ol too* coonrr were " barn and stole fl!W> W«*i> of be*ns‘ a flnsl account has ju«t l*en rendered h.feStSSr rer.le^reor iver admitted to probate in Eaton count). DON'T BE TOO LATE ofklndnwa — --j- .. , , ing how intrlligens •y»upathetlc and obe­ dient the horse becom-.w. It also very fre­ quently wilt retain tbe most clear and dis­ tinct recollection of its old mawtar and ita previous training and habits, although a long interval of time may havo elapsed IMPROVE THE OPPORTUNITY thorn. ,„d hta r,r„ril, The policeman carried the' dogs nft«» Foa, .rurwrf A.tUy, eh.ua., „ lh , rotljh ounor of Lb. w«T>. ~- getting them from tbe water to the cen­ tral station, where their owner called for in . „„ „ trade." |ooki»K. dowocm, cualnra, will, Goto «1- them. They were of specim known aa fi«h hounds and hiu! been brought front the A semi-monthly has been ,n „,„t p„tro.lins through lu uk.o. nod » tub.ntMlik.iww.it tawnw. Ttey mratbted th. Mexican lu Allegan raUed "Hani Timet-" " „,i,enU,l. Utoteu to> tte tte torn fou toronu. Astley in doubt stood still and tremuI color and In having no hair Have a tuft on good paper* there now we fear that the previously been master or first officer of a *-•»— >«tln anj trB forehead,_ but iu size they were as Urge paper may see hard times before il gets ship and all served without nay. I lotuly said. “xPunch," -nncn, w beret:pon tbe coa-. ti» _________ __ toxbonnd.. Tte frelgltt employr. ot tte Cble^o. i “r'"“• -----------------•““l .an "P ! «• through. fisherman, 4 Quluey K. H. Ill ,"*??“?*" 1 ---------------- ■ catches bis A Kalsnmzoo man got on n spree recent­ .BuHInitton te.e formed .military company and nil ^,5,,“"^Ttu’^ui ‘ i “f*•“i»«a»4 'b. fl-h are afterward ly ami met with a mishap when retiring ‘ - —• .. . waUaM up to ite pid,^aater. Aadayte ’a [ pb-ad In a .tahod loelmure. Wten flab for tin* night. He made u lunge for his have formed a military company and call | waitxe<i up lo its old nfczu-ter Astiey **-- dogs — —In—.1 Ph., are. — so »trained that a|r." waa Inaeratly obeyed* and’ an» wanted• the bed but bh head struck’a trunk and hi» themselves tbe C. B. A Q. CblUan Volun- I teem. They drill-daily and have offered • waa perfect aryl touching recognition tbey plunge In and bring the desired one skull was laid bare. * to their master. Tbey aro held at a good their aerykra to Uncle 8am lir case of • ix-tweeo tbe two. Tlie American Wheel company,- of Kal­ troubl^witb Chili. The average height of II -\v„; ‘•Will you rpart the animal?" in- ' stiff price, as the owner find* them a — with : amazoo. whlrh was placed In the handfl of the company Is 5 feet 9 inches, the average j qQirod Aatley of the cuatermongvr. source of great profit.—Cleveland Press. a receiver some time ago, has made a con­ weight 160 poundfl and arc Ideal fighting | ..yea. "Yes, and snd glad to bo rid of it to for a " five j ditional offer to settle with creditors for I jxiund note.”' 100 rent* on the dollar. I After having paid tbs money, the coster­ Some of the great book and general job Tlie Baltimore American recently repro-! monger told him wbat lie had heard and printing house* liave a department for Fire broke out In Darby Hull’s 1mm in Grand llapids Thursday night, burning duced in fac-simile a copy of its fin-t num-1 himself knew about the horse. It was able olectrotypiug. with a foreman, journey ber. printed 118 year* ago. In It I* con­ enough "to take yer 'air out by t he roots;” men and boy learner*. the bam atul three horers. entailing a loss tained the evidence that Georg*: Washing­ if it ever saw a kettle on the fire it would Tbe"form.” or Iron frame containing the of $4« <wo. The fire is supposed to have ton was not only; the father of hl* country rush in, seize and commence all sorts of type that I* ready for printing, la given to (men of incendiary origin. but also the fattier ot advertising. In a games; that it would tug at bollpnll*. put tbs slectrotyper. who makes a wax mold An Eaton Rapid* man borrowed another very shrewd and business-like ■ advertise­ its hoof* on tbe table, till table or bell from iu This mold, after undsrgolng • man * horse for a *boj3 drive, unbeknown ment, one-half column In length, George J cum to grief; and it the band played in preparatory proeeas, la placed In a deposit­ to the owner. When lie brought tbe horse Washington announces that he had bought : tiw street, tw _ Chris- ing tank opposite a aheet of copper. By it would waits _________ liken real back the owner waZ on hand and slugged fO.OOO win ot 1.01 wl.kh te had dl.ldrt u,n Mnil ^teo pmend to “toil"cited71k. a means uf electricity, sufficient coppar will _ him hard. He was unconucious for quite Into homesteads and was ready to aell to ’ herring •• be delimited upon the wax to form a shell, a while and has probably learned a lesson. xppllr.nl.. Well *ttn wntethlnx ftat I 1D lh«o • month, -tt.r hating teen and thia is made solid nnd permanent by G. \\ . made a profit on ever) acre of IL well punch was back at pouring fused metal upon it. This plate, I. W. French of Charlotte has made ap­ Tte twdre Inch rUto. Ite flrxt kun of It. !» “ J when blocked on wood flr metal, is ready plication.(o bare his wife committed to an mA^cSS rlTr/r r^m for tbe printer. insane asylnm. Mrs. French was taken kind turned mil by the mrentment tor lire | tew n.ry .nd drulkted for tbo co..-, do-1 ’ •*»• >r» “ «»l« .11 II. old tkm mmThere are two division* in the electro­ sick with the grip several weeks ago and suffered It in Ita most violent form. fenae vessel Monterey, tbe construction of leal tricks—as great and general a favorite typing department. In the great book nnd Though she was insane a speedy cure is which Is rapidly approaching completion, general job printing house* foremen re­ ceive from twenty-flve to thirty dollars per expected. arrived in San Francisco Saturday having | week, journeymen molders and journey­ Joshua Caliow. of Pine Creek, Kalama* left Washington Jan. 13. J. C. Hardie, of To kin the black stone which, according men finisher* from eighteen to twenty-four zoo county, was a little indiscreet Christ­ the department quartermaster's office, whu tn all true believers, fell from heaven, and dollars per week. Boys between fifteen mas day and ate too much turkey. To add was specially detailed to take charge of the to drink from the well Zbmxcn, tbe waters and seventeen years of age are taken as to all his miseries grip set In and he bad a big gun. formally turned the huge weapon of which are dally replenished from the learners In each division. Wage* fn-gib al over to Captain Clark, Inspector ot or ­ real severe time. Joshua is only 103 years fountain* of paradbw, are the main object* from three to tour dollars per week and old. and might have died If he bad byen dnance from Mare Island navy yard. who. of tbe 100,000 pilgrim* or *o who annually are advanced by digrer* to tbone of jour­ after carefully examining the gun, turned an ul£ man, but he recovered. _Z visit Mecca. Unfortunately those who are neymen. It take* about five year* to at­ It over to the Union Iron works, where the Sup't. O’Rourke of the G. R. »t I. R. R. Monterey is building. Examination by responsible for the health and good govern­ tain proficiency in molding or finishing.— ha* decided to fit up a room In the second Captain Clark demonstrated that the gun ment of tbe holy city make no manner of Youth's Companion. C.pul» Cl.tk i ’ ’■’^2X story of the depot In Kalamazoo for a read­ ing room for employees of this section. The bevt magazines and perodical* will be out here showed considerable wear. ' ‘ "I have a brother," said a sporting man, supplied aa well as writing materials. attendants who accompanied It state that that • -»- ■——’ * and thousand* of pilgrim* whayeacb Mecca as be chewed an ualighted cigar reflective­ The room will be made cozy and* pleasant the gnu attracted great attention during in good health either perish there ot return ly, in the lobby of one of the big hotels. Ephraim Gage and wife were driving Its tour acroM the continent, crowds of with tbe seeds of disease and death in tbelr Every one In the group of his companion* home from Charlotte one day last week, people gathering at the stations along the frame*. So far as thu pilgrims from Bom­ stopped to bear his story. “My brother when Uieir bora*1 became frightened at a line to view It. and in many cases school bay are concerned,30to30percent, of tlioae never shuts his eyes when he gt** toslsep,” one-ox rig driven by a farmer. Tbe horse children were given a lialf holiday for the who leave the port for Mecca never return. continued Mr. Racetrack, flattered by the wheeled around throwing both of them out, purpose. In one year (1889) out of 13,970 who sailed attentiveness of his audience. “From boy­ breaking Mr. Gage's shoulder, amd other­ from Bombay 7.4C3 were reported '‘mim­ hood he and I used to room together. He wise injuring him. A* he is 83 years of ing.” Tbey hi.-ul, in fact, either died at wouldn't read, and I liked to. He'd go to age it is feared that he canuot survive. Mecca or on board the pilgrim ship*. Dar­ bed while I was buried in Waiter Scott's So msny coffee house* sprang into exist­ ing thu past six years, out of 04,688 true be­ or Fennimore Cooper's novels, and when Joshua Wheaton and wife, of Kalamazoo ence during the reigu of Cbnrles 11, thnt I'd start to turn In I’d ace him lying there county were recently stricken with fever he, entertaining a belief thnt many polit­ liever* dispatched from Bombay tn tbe Red with his eyes staring wide open. ‘What’s and would noon have died of sheer neglect, ical intrigue* had tbelr beginning lu those *ea. upward of 21,000 perished.—London keeping you awake?* I asked, tbe first time had not Mrs. Lydia Laneu a neighbor, left places, issued an edict ordering them to be Lancet. I noticed this. He never answered. I was her own family to care for them. In spite cloned. In tbis proclamation the following ecared. I wared my hand before his eyes, of Mrs. I-are’s efforts, however, they both words occurred, •‘Tim retailing of coffee or Few joker* love jokes so well they will and it never fazed him. Until this present died. When the will was read it was tea might be an innocent trail#, but It was day he never bas* closed his eyes tor sleep, found that ail of their property. Including said to nourish sedition, spread lies acd work one on themselves, but one has I wen and 1 have watched him for hours, as we a nice farm, had been willed to Mrs. Lane. scandalise great men; it might also be A reported at this office. One day the joker in question was going home in the midst talked, to catch him winking as yon all do Michigan leads all other states In the common nuisance."—Detroit Free Pre**. of a thunder storm and n bobtail car. He several times a minute, and I never saw productkni ot peppermint, and several stood the lightning flashes for several min­ him wink.” “Maybe he hypnotises him­ other essential oils. The headquarters of Bird* That Flock Together. utes nod finally rang the bell. self," suggested one of the party. “Well, tbe industry are in 8t. Joseph county, “What the mischief are you going to maybe hn does," said Mr. Racetrack.— In September tbe bluebird* occasionally which with Wayna county, N. Y_ pro­ fly in pretty compact ftock* of 60 to 100 do?" asked his wife. Philadelphia Pre**. duce* most of the peppermint oil made in individual*, and a company of tjrenty "I’m going to get off.” this country. Tlie Park Central Mint or thirty ia n common occurrence. Tho “What are you goingto do that for in all ~ "A Tale Worthy «f Mslhottoa. Growers’ Co-operative Association of Men­ common kingbird i* another well known thisstorm?” An Interesting yarn comes from Asia— don. Michigan, alone operates over fifty species that docks to some extent, and a "Safety, my dear, safety.” he said firmly. which you can believe or not aa you see fit distilleries. This organization I* arrang­ third is*the Baltimore oriole. I have seen “You see, thero’n no conductor on this car, —that a party of explorer* in an interior ing with the State World's Fair Board to tha females and young of the preceding and if the lightning should strike it we’d range of hills recently found an immense make an exhibit of products In 1893 and miner Hi flock* of certainly 100 individ­ all be knocked into liash and splinters," will also erect aud operate a still In tbe uals, snd when on the wing tbey kept *o and if his wife hadn't held on to bis coat cave which they penetrated for a long dis­ tance and suddenly came upon tbe ruins of agriedltural baildlng. talk he would have goue oat into the well together as to merit lieiug classed aa 'an ancient titty ot beautiful napect. Gold In tbo case began in the circuit hourt of a flock, rather than * seml-ii,dependent storm just to have made his joke a success. and Mil ver coins found indicated that the in­ —Detroit Free Press. Grand Rapid* by the United States Ex­ gathering. It i» evident that such close habitants had flourished SOO year* before amoctation aa in the case of redwings, of press con-pany against George 8. Toot and the Christian era. It was further stated Ella* Matter, to collect a note for F774.90, bobolinks, of rusty grnklc* and other thnt the city had been laid out with no A young woman of refined appearance particular attention to regularity or sys­ a judgment was rendered Thursday lu birds could not occur if there was no favor of tlie plaintiffs for the above amount power of communication and no prede­ and stylish attire walked into an uptown tem. The houses generally were two and Including the costs of the court. The de­ termination a* to movement.—Dr. C. C. jewelry establishment tho other day, and three stories high and contained nrns.vasw Abbott in Montreal Star. placing twenty-five fivc-dollar gold pieces and iinplemonta of a good quality of work­ fense claimed tlie note invalid because of on the velvet mat which a polite clerk laid certain condition* which tbe plaintiffs manship. It is not known whether it is before her on the glass counter. Mid, “I Jules Verne’s “Journey to the Center ot tolled to carry oul Tbe note* were given on roodition that the express company I Pearls, as tno.it renders know, arc small want these coins made Into souvenir but­ the Earth,’ or that anonymous production, should not prosecute Clarence Toot for bodies found either in tins mother of pearl tons." She then unfolded a slip of paper, “A Strange Manuscript Found in a Copper etnbrzr.trnieut. a condition that tbe com­. I shells or those with a nacreous lining. on which the names of twenty-five places Cylinder," tliat is being pirated by the Asi­ pany broke when young Toot returned: I They are formed either by a disease, by and object* ot interest in Europe were atics.— Pittsburg Dispatch. I I the presence of a parasite, or by an effort written. Sht explained that a very dear * on the part of the mollusk to rid Iteelt of friend—her school chum In fact—was to U. R. Slondt and family who reside on some foreign substance which ha* found bs married, and she Intended to present lhe corner of NcCamly ntreet and Ham­ ita way into the shell. her n handsome morning robe with eoch “*’• k““'° Into blin avenue are puzzled over peculiar Pearls an- composed of many layer* of button, a reminder of n pleasant summer B-mpiyimU punch lu ch, po-UAee al sound* which bare on several occasions carbonate of lime wlU» organic matter bc- which they spent together abroad.—New COOO-. odd Want co been plainly noticeable by ail the family. tweea, and are not always poorly through­ ■ York Times. An hour later the pouch waa filled -Hf* The mmmhI* crane from tlie roadway si the out, and Invariably have some small cenkuers. locked up and, together wWi^S t4de of the hoase. on Ilambliu avenue, std । tral ears or nucleus. Hon nd pearls of a* klUeo, shinped to A WumUrful teemed Io be tlu» fall of a heavy body of ! line lurtra and color arc very valuable, and pussy raised such a row that the mall mrJ hieh would shake tha bouse to “ft "5-totol, t, “d lion. Friday night abnnt 10 waa a very distinct faP. and ll wag n •‘“■Ho. edelpMa Lwlgn-. Opt J»lwD.vlaotpMr tote. Me., te,I>V «"'» I erew of Bfty-two who Mllnl In Ite Lnltwl MLM .twiner J.m«nown ftetr lhm-; >cars Oku tooorry floor olid irrain (o Ire-j land florin, tte food tomlnr. Every on. , of ite flttx-lwo iwn teh.re lb. uua: ted ( aistid SUBSCRIBE NOW HASTINGS BANNER Detroit Tribune THE TWO OUE YEAR FOB $i. ONE DOLLAR. 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NO. 40 Hastings Banner Published Thursdays • y COOK EROS.. THE GREAT HALT OFF 5flLE THE PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE. -ON- OVERCOATS POSITIVELY MS UP Off SATURDAY NEXT! We are taking inventory! and at its completion will set the ball rolling for Kisrjrjrc*. jrzcH. lose who cannot find what they For 16 years the leading drug and book store in Hastings. H-Iui !M Mi, The most complete stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. HI. B. Goodyear, The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. Hastings, Mich. want among tho “Half Off Overcoats may find one at one-third or one-quarter off. HUDSON’S GRAND RAPIDS COUNTY NEWS. Tbe fanners institute at Nashville was a highly successful one. Interesting and profitable to al! who attended. LEAD TO WET pEET COLD, LA GRIPPE, PNEUMONIA POSSIBLY Better buy a pair of Rubbers of Woolley & Bronson ONE-PRICE SHOE DEALERS. NOTICE As I have taken the full charge of the lumber yard at this place for M. J. Goss an^ shall devote the greater part of my time in building up a trade in that line and doing contract business, I shall sell all of my line of BOOTS and SHOES and HEAVY DRY GOODS at cost to close them out. This is no snide, but a bonafide closeing out sale at cost, and some broken lots at less than cost. Sale will continue uutil all are closed out. Come early as the stock is limited and will not be replaced. All other goods will be sold at from 10 to 15 per cent, discount for cash. Any one contemplating building will do well to call on me and get figures on job work. Have taken some buildings to erect and will be pleased to make bids on any and all buildings. Give us a call and be convinced that we are giving you more for your money than you can get elsewhere. Respectfully yours. GEO. P. MOSIER Cloverdale, Mich., Jan. 21, ’92. S.J. Truman has returned from bls eastern trip—Mrs. C. E. Goodwin is visit­ ing at Bittie Creek—Hortense Omnun was home from Albion college over Sunday— S. E. Cdok of Charlotte woa in town Sun­ day—Col. M. B. Houghton was at Middle­ ville Friday—Orra Smith, of Woodland, is vbltlng Greta Young and other friends —Mr. and Mrs. B. IL Rose, of Hastings, were in town Monday—Mrs. Grisnold. of Middleville, spent Bunday with friend* here—Edith Fleming spent Sunday in Middleville—Mr. and Mrs, W. T. Barker were at Chester Saturday attending the funeral of Mrs. Barker's father—The teachers’ association held here Saturday was well attended—Mrs. George Brown Sr., who has been 111 for some Mme died Inst Thursday. The funeral was held at the Evangelical church Saturday afternoon—Mrs. E. L. Parrish gave a half past four tea Tuesday in, honor of her guests, Mrs. and Miss McClaim—Miss Lulu Felghner Is spending tlie week at Kalama­ zoo, Hastings and Grand Rapids—Mrs. F. Me Derby la visiting at i’arraa. (; Thu prospects of on Undenominational 'orPeoples’ church to be built here is very' jittering. People in general are subscrib­ ing, even men In Hastings and Middleville ore giving something. If built It will be about tire only nne of tbe kind in the state -rljist Tuesday John Duffey’s house was burned. A fow things were saved. He Johnstown. had but a small insurance—Jake EcthCyrus Ingram Is sick with the common tnpnu met with a singular, if hot a serious contagion, but under the care of Dr. Elliott accident In jumping off a bay-mow. He is slowly recovering—We understand that struck a pitchfork handle which entered the dead past is again to be 'raked over at the lower part of his bowels penetrating Bauficld on Friday night to ascertain for through bis clothes and through tlie outer certain which suffered tbe greater wrong skin some eight inches, fortunately it did at the bands of tbe white man. Lo or Sam­ net penetrate the Inner skin. He did not bo. Tbe decision is lo be final. Let us know that he was hurt until he walked off live In hope—C. E. Fick has been having when he saw that he was draggiug the a serious time with a frozen foot—Wm. fork. At this writing he Is improving— Fry has his saw mill located near tlalesMrs. Jackson, au old pioneer, was burled burg—Meetings at tbe Gregory school­ last Wednesday. She siek but a short house are well attended. time but with the best of medical skill. Hint prevalent disease, la griope coupled IL W. Williams and Backus Shipped 3th the storms of eighty wiritera, was too ich for her weak laxly to stand—J. W. five decks of fat sheep Saturday to Buffalo Btiggs, who was so badly hart a few —W. A. Spaulding and W. C. Towne wteks ago, is now able to walk out a little made business trips to Kalamazoo—Mrs. —Mrs Emma Bird is visiting her father. Chas. Polley spent two days in Kalamazoo J Av. Briggs—,Quarterly meeting by Rev. last week—Tbe sick are convalescing and E< White at this place next Sunday—Will no new cases to report—Mr. and Mrs. Knickerbocker and wife left last Week for Kyes returned this week from their ex­ Kansas—T. A< Hubbard (brother of I. N. tended trip to California. They are much ’"ibbard of this town) now a resident of pleased with tljelr trip—Our sleighing is ____________________ -v-Jiner county. Kansas, raised eight gone. thousand and three hundred bushels of Cloverdale, wheat on his farm last season. Dr. Sackett continues to visit Uje sick here although most of them are <>n tbe gain—A little boy came to the home of The grip lias becojne quite prevalent Thomns Fox last Saturday mid allhqpgh among our pvonk*. many whole fanOlies his language was quite unintelligible It hitting been afflicted at the same time was thought lie wished to stay there, so the with that unwelcome epidemic—Mrs. L. family have concluded to let him remain Hiiyt, n former resident of this place but —Mrs. Henry Pennul fell on the ice one mure recently just over the county line. day last week and lias been Ink! up on ac­ In Ross. died Friday night of-pneumonia. count of the Injury, although getting bet­ JS|1* was sick only a few days—To under­ ter—Finnklln Pierce who lias been engag­ take giving a 1 Lt of those who are slek ed |n lumbering in OraugoYillols about to would bo like, taking the census of .the commence another job in Baltimore—W. toWushlp. Much easier to give a list of McCullum had an upper and lower set of tiidje who are able to be about—Dr. T. F. ! teeth inserted frey4u charge, one day Inal Brown, of Woodstock, Ont. was the guest week. Il was a quick job too. A dog did of W. T. Barber and family a few days the work—Mrs. B. McCullum visited Dr. , last week—Sad news was brought to our Lowry one day last week to have some­ dim- to-day from i’iue Lake of the sudden thing done for one of her eye*. • ti-slb of Elmer Hall, who died on SaturMlddlrvillo. dsir^-Mrs. Emily Johnson, of Kalamazoo, Gertrude Nliuo. of Grand Rapids, was is visiting her sister, Mrs. Albert Lawrence the guest of Mrs. H. E. Hendrick, the lat­ andftlsoher parents, Mr. aud Mis. J. B. ter part of the week—Tho youftg jieopfo of Ifociwell for a few days. our village gave Miss Gertrude Baker a pleasant surprise party last Wedncsday tnenlug—Ferd Fausey, of Carlton, was In in Darling will move near BatHe tbe village Saturday—Every onl* seems to t next week—Mrs. James la* is III be tussling with |J»e grip—There is talk of wltt the grip—Mrs. IL Munger visited organizing n Sons of Veterans lodge hi ©tor her On in Lun.iibg last week—Harry An- village In^he near future—Lotte Keefman i V. Lathrop. Eunnct Lee, Dwight has resumed her position at Dr. Ilanlou's, tear and John Ketchum came up .as housekeeper—MJddlevUie was well rei>frunC^Iastings Thursday and stayed all resented at the Caledonia masquerade ball nlghtat James Lee’s as tliey were en route last Friday evening—James Yoangs, form­ for Bittle Creek to visit the high school at erly an employee at the Brass factor}*, will that Slace. Saturday they attended the move back to Grand Rapids, Wl; I war. in teachers’ nssoclatlon al Nashville-We for­ the near future—Jennie Fenton, of Kala­ got to mention last week the accident that mazoo. Is spending a few days with her happened to one of our young men. mother. Mrs. J. Fenton—Arthur Tewsbury While out riding with bls be>l girl near Is working Id A. E. Southwick's restaurant Bonfield his horse became unmanageable —Charles Ritchie spent last week in and tipped him and his girl out in the cold Prairieville on business—Jacob Brandsnow. The horse kicked himself loose steticr has fallen heir to a large fortune— from the cutter and came home, no one be­ Carl Stokoe returned from Ohio Monday ing hurt—Kveryooc Is having a tussle with evening. He brought wHh linn n new the grip—Will Humprey Is on the sick list wife—Fred Lane, of Grand Rapids, for­ —John Norris, of Comstock, is visiting merly of this village, was calling on okl friends at this place—Lucas Wilks, of friends Saturday—John Dietrick visited Johnstown, died at his home Inst Thurs­ Grand Rapids Saturday—C. W. Bradley day. He was one of the early settlers of spent Sunday In- Battle Creek—M. Wright this place. The funeral was held at his gave a very inturesling entertainment at home Friday anil was largely attended— tbe Baptist church in this village Tuesday The sociable at Mr. Wagonlander’s was evening well attended. FOR SALE -A general uier- “&l | clianilise business at Milo. Stock principally groceries. PosMce 'with store, aoU only store io the place. . A Hood opening;. Ad­ dress Bor 2' - Mild, Mich. OUR COUNTY. NO RUBBERS Bert Kimble was Instantly killed In South Bend. Ind., last week. As we an demand the partlcularsof the unfortun­ ate affair, he was crossing a railroad track, where there wan a double track. He step­ ped off of one track onto the other to let a freight train pass, when a fast ex­ press train struck him killing him instant­ ly. Bert had many friends here who were pained to learn of bin death—A gentleman from Battle Creek by tlu> name of Lewis visited at the Center last Saturday and Bunday -MS. Nellie Stillwell of Grand Rapids la vifitlng her daughter Mrs. John Fleming at present—Mrs. Uhl, of Grand Rapids returned home Saturday—We had a slight shower Saturday night. 'it Is rumored that the Barker scale works of Nashville will loentio in Grand Rapids. Eight of Nashville’s old inakfo had a hen sleigh riile the other evening. They made noise enough to attract attention, though it is expected that old maids will bo highly proper and sedate on such ixx'skfous. Tuesday of last week a board was put in the planer of the Lentz Table factory, nt Nashville, it' went through, and took along with It the ‘•insides” of the planer. It will necessitate a lot of repairs to gel the planer ready for btulnesi. ’rhe farmers about Nashville will organ­ ize a farmers’ clnk with a Vlew| of iyiviug an aim uni farmers’ Institute. One such club will accomplish more good than a dozen political ••Alliances.” Nashville will have a fire department, with W. E. Buel ns chief. The election for thr village of Woodland will occur the first Monday In March. Burglars raided the store of C. V. Rieg­ ler and John Norman,, at Freeport, the other night. Nothing was missed from Nonnan’s, but Mr. Relgler is minus a dollar In change and some cigars. Mary and Linle Griffin are home from Kalamazoo, where they have ____ been working for the past two months—Dance and card party at J. IL Bclghs last Friday evening—Mrs. Sara Brown is visiting in Grand Rapids--Rev. McAllister has closed his meetings at tbe M. E. church.—Cone) Eldred, of Galesburg, Is visiting Maple Grove friends.—Llbble Shour- will, teach tbe Dunham. Myrtle Meeks tho Quail-trap and Lutle Meeks the Branch schools the coming summer—Mrs. McMore visited her daughter. Mrs. J. B. Messimer, In Nash­ ville Saturday and Sunday. Dowling. Lost- our good sleighing—Mrs. C. P. Lang has gone to visit her daughter, Mrs. Julius Crosby, near Battle Creek. Miss M. Manning Is keeping house while she is away—Nat Edmonds Is very sick with rheumatism, being perfectly helpless— Mrs. Della Renkes has been visiting friends In this vicinity Um past week— Tom Gnrham and father have started for the far west—Earnest Gaskill is reported better at this writing—Wm. Freeman is quite feeble—George Cox has an auction sale Feb. 5. Including all personal property together with tbe farm, calculating to go west—Mrs. G... Frey Is on the sicklist— C. Garham, N. Clemens, G. Bryat and A. Durfee all shipped poultry to Boston last week for market tlanfieid. The Patrons of Industry arc trying to wake up out of thrir peaceful ahnnber. They met last Saturday night at Herbert Bowman's—Arden Moffard was taken with tke grip last Saturday—Mrs. Rev. Waltaeu has the grip—There Is to be a debate a; the school house Friday evening. With good weather and a largo uKendaura R Dew,,y aI’£l both 111 with Um grip—Albert Dewey and J. M. Kipp attended the Masonic grand lodge at Detroit last week and re­ port having a good time. The sick list Is very large—Minnie WIIHams, of Nashville, Is visiting at Cole Russell’s—Mrs. Theodore Packer is very ... ill—School resumed Monday after a weeks vacation on account of the Illness of the teacher—The Alliance Is doing better work now that Dr. Powers Is president. I He understands his business—Edward Beers, of Battle Creek, and Carrie Park of this place were married last Thursday In the presence of numerous relatives and friends, the Rev. Spaffont. of Bellevue, tying the knot They received a number of presents among them being a beautiful dresser from the brides mother. Our best wishes to them—Mrs. Nelson Hal! died suddenly Thursday morning of last week of heart failure. She was an old lady and had been In poor health for some time. She was au active member of the Advent church of this pla-e when It was In work­ ing order. The funeral occurred Sunday from the bouse. Mr. and Mm. Theodore Keyes hove re­ turned from tbete western-' trip, conclud­ ing that Michigan Is good enough for them—Mr»- Albert Storms Is quite ill with thh grip—Mrs' M. Doster la slowly rallyinjj from her severe Illiums—Miss L. Fiske luis been calit-d to her borne in Lima by the severe lliiuws of her molhur—Mrs. lint ding is entertaining friends this week —Harry Gum la renewing old ncqvalok* anew in Kalamazoo—A party of six young people from here attended tbe Ej>worlh League at Milo last week -Tuesda/ —Another affliction has come hjxmj the Hall family of Pine Lake, In the death of Elmer, a bright pleasing boy of twelve years. He was a victim of la grippe—One of tlm most pleasant events of the winter was the evening given by Mrs. L. L. Love­ land in honor of Mks Flake, last Friday. The early part of the evening wan spent In music. Later a pleasant ••oonveraaUon'’ wa*» enjoyed, followed bj refreshments served by Me*xlamtai Loveland and Doyk. A good-thus with games followed, after which the company left with pte*Mu« reinetsJjrancts of the evening. Prof. ’rnylMfi singing class meets at the M. E- church, every Saturday evening— Those on tlte sick list this week are Jacob Shriber. Mrs. W. B. Raymond. Mrs. Platt, Mrs. Peter Covert. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hecht, Mrs* John Fleming and daughter. Mrs. Stilwell, Jndson Carpenter, Geo. A Harding and family.—W. R. Vester was In West Cnrlton Sunday to see the sick— J. G.. Carpenter has got hl# saw mill, and will soon bave It In running order—Wo were pained to hear of the death of Mr. Bert KJreble nt South Bend. Ind. Edward and Fannie Hartman attended the funeral' Thursday. He was killed Instantly by a lightntag express train running over him., —Dorr Winston, of tbe firm of Bllnston A Son, of vour city, was on oar streets last Thursday evening.—The open lodge was not m» entire success, anti we will try it again on Tuesday night the Oth.—Editor Godfrey, of the Freeport Hcrtld. was In ofcr town getting subscribers for his paper —Chas, and Allie Cheney were aeon with Sheriff Benham going to your city one day last week to answer to tho charge of WIL Uatu Brooks, for horsewhipping Brook’s IS year old son. Their trial comes off next Tharsday. ■ Wo are having? very fine weather, but we would like to have a littte more Weigh­ ing.—Ln grippe la still putting in Ite work Mrs. Barden te very lbw and not expected to live—Mrs.’bchautz, X>u the town line, i» not expected to live.—John Yalta is a very sick man—Another old ptoncer has paaMil away. Mrs. David Govill died on Saturday tn Grand Rapids, where she had been staying with her daughter. The fumra) service* were at tbe M. E. church on Monday. She was one of Woodland's early pjoueera, and has always lived in the township since she moved here—Geo. Barden was called home l»y hbv motbei’a lllnras—Mr. Buhler is very sick—Literary at the South Jordan schc.nl house* on Fri­ day night wn& largely attended—Rei ival meetings cloud on SanJay nifto. Buv. Relllor has been doing Heine good work and has met with •couaiderabte. sdccbm— Laier, Mr*. Schantz died no Maaday at io o’clock Jk ua. A daughter of Mra Goodenou«h h» re­ turned from the north—We hear that H. Rockwell, of the Pratt neighborhood, to very low with the grip—Ww. Smith affd wife visited at A. E Pannatiart Beer Ver­ montville over Sunday—We h«.ir tbe ring of the anvil once more—Keep your eye on the indicator for a wedding in the near future—Several from our place attended the teachers’ association at Nashville Sat­ urday-Albert Mapes’ team made things lively by running away. B«i little dam­ age was done—F. Crates waa called to tbe betfalde of hia father near Chicago. THE MARKETSADrrfes-Dried. 3©4c. clow SMO H W35.00. Beans—Ci.20 per bu. |i 00345.00 calvea. fte.00 HidS-BroI,4Kc; calf. se. . Lard—Sc. Unw-Selllngattoc per bbl; waterline.*:M Por*-»4JOW4.7S. a Ftoater—Selling «iK* per ton. Sait-fielllng at 1.00 per bbl. Timothy Seed—Sellinr at SxOO per bo. Wheat—No. 1. whites M-. rea M. Flour—S2JW per hundred. Kye-7S. Apples—WBNJc. BariOy-HjOo. • •nioas-GDOflOe. The favorable Impression produced on the first appearance of the agreeable liquid fruit remedy .Syrup of Figs a few years ago has been more than con finned by the pleasant experience of all who have used it and the success of the proprietors pbd manufacturers the California Fig Syrup Company. DRAWN DOWN BY ALLIGATOR. Yes,! I’ve shot any number of alligators. The swamp Immediately in tbe rear of my quarters at Belize abounded with them, and .’ often popped off one in the early morning from iny veranda.. They proved uninteresting prey, however, always giv­ ing up the ghoxt at the flrat discharge, bat still I can tell you quite a tragic tacblent connected with tho brutes which occurred You know that I was stationed at-Orange Walk, British Honduras, for several months. The name of tbe place sounds pretty enough, bat that’aall there is pretty aboat iu It Ik, in. fact, nothing bat a wretched Spoalah Indian village, so that wa had no on bride associates and no diver­ sion except! hunting and riding. in connection with tbe latter puraait we were in the habit of ridlt-g occasionally to n Village called f?an EsteviBJ,situated some twenty miles dirnot ou tlie New river,but ■ on the for aide from Orange Walk, so that wo had to cross tbe river in order to get tliere. This wo did sometimes at Orange Walk. hometim' H at Ban Esteron, just as the whim wised us. There was no bridge or regular ferry at dther place, so that our method «»f cressing was by means of a canoe, while our horses swum behind. As the canoe would not hold more than two at a tlnte, the ferryman and passenger, thlp crossing was a work of time, more eopecially when any of- tbe horses elected to be fractious. On tbe occasion of which I am about to speak we had decided to ride down on our own side of the river and cross over at San Eiternn, as tho rainy suoson w.us uot long / over and tbe track Lu qaestion was docxF edly tho bettor of the two. After a few hours’ enjoyable, riding through tbe for­ est's pieasa nt shade we arrived at the crcooing an>I shouted fur the negro to take us over. He soon pot in an appearance, and we were all soon safely landed on the op­ posite shore, the horses seemingly enjoy■ ing their cool swim after tho journey. We were saddling our horses prepara­ tory to remounting when we sow a native sugar planter, or ranchero, come trotting down to tho opposite shore. He presented quite a contrast to us in his pk-turcoqoo and splendid costume. It is needless to describe it. Every ono knows tbe velvet garments trimmed with gold laco and buv tons, tho beautiful embroidered linen, huge silver spurs and broad sombrero of the typical Mexican. Ho was mounted on a spirited little white horse which con­ trasted favorably with hix black costume. The ferryman w;ts about to put off to bring him over, when with n careless wave of. ills band he put hu barge to the water, and- the gallant little beast started on jpurney bravely and resolutely. • We all stood mechanically -.vatching, him,, none of us, I believe, apprehending any mishap, when the horse uttered a shrill scream of pain and terror, while ha wns perceptibly sinking lower and lower in the water. His rldar, with blanched struggling to disengagu him»eif from hia sinking steed, but h«, too, suddenly gave a tearful scream and.slowly sank from view. Far a moment no uao moved or spoke, but all stood gazing spellbound at the spot where so lately hath been a human being full of life and gayaty, while hia sombrero floatetl slowly down the sullen stream. A mope nt foter Coleman and I had Sprung Into tba annoe, I peering tuixiouzljr over the prow while he wielded tbe paddle in frantic haste, neither of tu», however, entertaining any hopes of doing any good. For a few motrnnte we pauwd in raid­ stream, irjeuily watching tba water’s sur­ face, till * succession of dark arimsou ring* rising totho surface con fl need our worst fears, xafi felt no doubt as. to the terrlhh» fate at the Mexican. Whether the sanrians were attracted.by our crossing over and anriVcd ip timo to make a meal of tha unfortunate ranchero I don't know, but we decided to recraaa ak Orange Walk, and I swore that If my horse Jack got over safely he should never enter that accunwd stream again. He never did. —luterrfew in St. Lotus Globe-Democrat. for information in regard to n certain m*a who dazired to rent a said Harlem man. �Hastings Banner. within her border* during 18»l than any county In Michigan. Hereafter Eaton county supervisors *111 not be able to draw pay unless they attend the (Meetings uf tbe board. Thursday, Feb 4. 1892. COOK BROS.. Proprietors. CHANCERY OBDEU. j| «»■”- u/ Ifirhtiran- the C.reui: Cotrt for ti.*| GnpUisant. jteferdants. tUu« of i1h» repart «f «•<• CV““"^7L tn toe court for*^«toDe^^®r I- Cln»U SflEr,™ rovw:.’In* Jsu.es \ ■^Mai’i-v for lb* rooiplainant. >«"rc * ■•'J*4"*SKK L‘ SXit.. U. - B. BraUr, ud Ufa. JilI5TZ.Lum.rt tt Kt.anoen. tar, the <te- «Mirt tor the following purposes: (II To take SnaciuZuof all mid ••■..-ry the .•.•1..sr.:-r-.,i|- EteatiJv Bros. 5. Wilkins aon uf all au.l wry ot tnMarthxis of «a:<i survivors. tn and tb<>ui ion widuusr u»» u. ••■■ • snLin .r-h'P firm, at ti»r time of bi« dealt. SfftoV're m srrount uf the credits, prorertv Sd effect’dm- and brluOgl.M to-emnpla&nt the defendant. Waller L Wilkins, as snretylw’ member* of said .ate firm, acuulred tn thetranc-ctlo'i “t the bn«iues»of said firm sfoce the death <>t said croeased member. To take an acruui-t -d outstanding debts and !labhittca of said 1 de firm <X Bridle/ Bros. & W i.hlns. frat. thr -an.- etistcl at the time «'f toe dmdhofMi-t d-<*a»ed member ai-d as theMimnowr-i'b* To tatee an account ot the outrfftMinr debt. mmI UabUmes.4 Mid MUTtvii g ■emhere- ronuected r Uh or growing out of the usmarilun uf thebusince. of «Aid firm. >U..-e the dralb of said deceased mernter. To U»e an account ot BU »ums ot mot- - *l.leb mrb nwubcr uf said firm oi Bentiry Bros.a W ilkln. has alre»5» ; aid. for or in respect to the debt*, liabilities. «teallt.jt» sud transactions of the said caoartbritiiip: To lake an account of .dl sum. oCtnoD'V *n>ch tbr corjpialuan: and tbe de­ fendant. Waller L. WUkihs, as such surdting sscnibera. have paid, fur or in respect to the debts llAhllitles. cralinus and tran«acti<ios <■( the said Ute firm of Bentley Bros. A Wilkins, to ascertain imd determine the nrpeethe pri ir'Un of tile different Items of indebtedt.eM still sretsimg Mg in't Mid late firm of Bentley Bros. & Wiikms and against -a; I »urvinug member.TDMcertelu ami detenunte stoat ;>ort)on of said mdeMedom still rahtifet are debts aaaitu*. s-Ld Ute firm ot Hetuley Bros. A Wilk­ ins and xhat pur thus* ot said Indebtedness arc debts properly cbarreaule to liw estate of said 1 Mrvlvora. Tu ascertain and d I rent the proper 1 aprUcatloo of the avails uf aairi property. both , that belenah g tot nr saM Ute firm of Ifentiey Bro*. St WiUins and that so acflilre<1 bv said sonir >rs in the transaction ot eald buslneas. since tbe death of . said detaici member, ami to slate tbr ..rcouut a* betweea ramplainaut and each ot said detrndants and << Mid defemliDta As between thnnvivi.-. twiuny reason of. saM eo;*rtnrrsblp deaiinxs and bv reason of tbedealings of said parties respectively with said estate ami with each other, growing out of orcounerted with said conartnership busfnert, botii before aud since tbe death ot said decased memis r. To take proofs fbereni. arcoraing to the riles And practlc- ot this court aad the dlroedous of to 11 decree, ronceniing who are sorb creditors or ebuinmu /enUg aud bonding eUlms or ubllgationd as wdl against said-firm of Bentley Brut. A Wliklas. as against Mid sur­ vivors. by reason of ton busIntM carried on by said survivor* since the death of said deceased mem!--r. Cl) From such proofs when tnxde. toeorqpote the amount doe to earn o! such creoltors and Hainan is. and the Amount and val'iz' uf tbe se­ curity, If any. held by each, as uel/of creditors ctsaid Ute firm as of said vtirviybr.. und the priority or prrierroc., it say. to whU.b such CTO-’lt«e la enlttlrd tO co Tbtu. k« and fi e in this cause a written report. sUuwhK the name ui cacti crouiiur hu.uiag and owuiug auy note. cumim*rcUl paf>er, eUim «ot>ligatiou srainrt said Ute firm, and and slso tor name uf each creditor bolding suefi obligation against said surviving members uf said firm, a* sueb survivors, and die amount ot soeh respcctlie obligati, ni. what s-cunties- i!lu„ ci/Ju! J«r. ssi-s^^ssl Un^'^'°r “J'«! : Yn'J NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. 1 “It la a pleasure to Inform you of the ——■ good that 8. S. S. haa done me. I had The 830.000 paid for the great trotter i blood poison several years ago, which had Harry Noble is the highest price ever paid never been eradicated from my system. for a Michigan bred bone. I-ast November it broke out lu the shape Tbe Chicago and West Michigan are go­ of sait-rbeum on tbe back of my hands. I Ing to do away with tire big trestle near spent sixty dollar* trying to be cured by Saugatuck and consequently there will be 1 toe tmtmeot uf physicians and taking a big Job of filling. The fill will be 600 other medicine*, mid never found any feet long and 40 feet high and 40 feet long benefit from any treatment until I com­ at the bore. A small mountain near by menced taking S. 8. 8. that cured me will disappear before the job Is completed. I sound and well, and now 1 feel that I am a well man. I took only three bottles. I Will Burnett, of Lowell, got a Judgment j have recomox-nded the medicine to a great of 889.55 against J. C. Train, the Lowell many people, and flnd^hnt it Is benefltting hotel keeper last week. Tbe suit was them as well as myaelLM-*-S. 8. Blbjielu ' brought to recover a sum of money lost by Plains. Montana. him In bucking a faro bank which the de­ Horae S. 3. 8. never falls to relieve tbe worst fendant ran in an upper room In his hotel. cases of blood poison when taken by the Nelson Cole, the Wyoming township directions, and before some vital organ has man who was arrested recently (or steal­ become Impaired, so as to render a cure ing a horse and buggy of Otsego, died last impossible. . We will mall a valuable book on tbe blood and skin to any who will ap­ for IL Eaton Rapids contains the man who ply The Swift Specific Co , Atlanta. Ga. helped catch the first while In Behring Person* “of undoubted veracity, sir.’ sea. It is L. Hicks thedrayman. who was lo have seen a robin in Jffekson Sun from 1837 to 1843 before tbs mast on a claim , wlialer. Hia ahlp was in the Behring day. ( straits In 1M1 aad first dl<covered whaler For Ovor Fifty Yooret In that locality. Mr. Hicks ssys that Wlnsfow's SotXhmg Syrup has b6»a us»<! standing on tbe head mast of his ship In ,forMrs. children teething, n soothes tha/child. that year, be saw within a radius of eight softens the gums, inlays all pain, cures wind miles enough whales to fill with oil all the rolie. and is the hrot rentedy for dlarrticB.*, Tweuty-fivo cento a I*tile. Sold by all druggists whalers that ever rode the sea from that througoout the world. time to this. As far as the rjr could ser Eightcen-of I^-nawee county's pioneers tbe straits were black with the marine monsters. Ills experiences would tfiake have died within the past ten days. andnteresting book. Thrsc pills are sdtotifladly compounded, Vermontville now comes to tlie front with a claim for •tbe oldest morn In tbe and uniform in action. No griping pain so state" In the person of Hon. Daniel Bar­ commonly following tbe use of plils. ber. He Is in bls 93rd year and Joined They nr? adapted to both adults and chil­ tbe order 71 years ago In the state ot dren with perfect saft.-ty. We guarantee they have no equal in the cure of sick Vermont headache, constipation, dyspepsia and The Feathertx»nc Corset company of bUlousne.*.-*. and. as an appetizer, they ex­ Kalainazno have orders for 230G dozen cel any other preparation. Sold by W. corsets; aud a working force greatly re­ H. Goodyear. duced by sickness. How they are going to Miss Minnie McDonald of Ishpeming Is fill their orders is a question with them. reported among the missing in the Indian­ Last summer Mrs. Andrew B. Holmes, apolis surgical Institute fireof Dowagiac, unable to endure lite with The American eagle mu«: be a gay old bird— her husband, left the house which her own money had purchased and t<»ok measures lo obtain custody of her children, aged «. fl and 11 years. Holmes, however, antici­ pated ber Intention and left with tbe children, I tA-y tramped to Fennville. 'Al legan county, and there ail trace of them is lost. The- house stands In Holmes' name, and Mrs. Holmes lias exhausted ber smalj earnings In looking for her boys. She has almost become crazed with grief and anxiety, and begs the public to assist her in the search. x A sun of Henry Day.' of Portland, got a peanut meat in his windpipe recently, and from there It went to Ills lungs resulting in his death. s XXAU5. ke Humpty F Uumrty • on the wall*. T ZFAll the soaps have a great fai Wheij SantaClausSoap conjes their way; FAIRBANK’S SOAP ■HAJtTJk OLA I*’ —has come to shy £QAf» MADC CliAMCKRT MALE. Chicago, Wmkoo Is Saginaw J larry. In Chancery. in A. l». USI. Ill OHLY BY ^^^SlNKFAIRBANK&CarurAm TIMETABLE. ......... .—... • I.errln lurid K Co.* I* comptaira-'.C »*“* wilMam Znrehirttt, John Znreboitt. »nS Gottlieb Zus. built are defendant*: Not­ ice Is liereby given that I ►hall sell ax public au-ti-n to the highest tda<ter. ou Saturdav. Ihe*l»«ii «tav at l-ebrunry. A. I> IS». COOT WMIW> I»uw—. >>> ....... County ot Barry and Mtato at Mlrittaan. <saM CtMrt Homo bring the plsre tor hold* ng the clreuit eocn tor said County «-f Barry j tins follow- 0M £ jussrru. rabasanii 11 Jji... East Cooper Klehlaod Jane t. VlUo ........ DoUm.*....L. Cloverdale.. Sboita............. 9 HAartxu*.... ltd* nt toe Itttie Thomspp’e rtw. cunUUnlng Coats Grove. Woodland ... half of toe north wr-d unx-ter. all on Msctfou eighteen and emitaialmr lit ail sixty eight and st 1! •.-... Mrs. George O. Robinson of Detroit, re-, ■£ cently presented to Albion college* volume quarter «rf auction Sevan; AH In town four ot Roman history printed in 1039. north, range seven west. SuLTtl. Dated. Il'iattef*. Mich.. Dee 3L U9IKalamazoo ar • Sixteen hundred rabbits were recently Aloszu E. kaxarrox. Circuit C< i.rt fonirafeaunwr. exported from Laingsburg in one day, und Iterry County. Mkh. ooesy....... yet there are said to be plenty of rabbits i Smith & Couiaov*. Mikl.. ............ left in tbe place. | Nollcltor* lor CompkafnaoL Delton ....r. Cloverdale ... Senator Stockbridge and Congressman i Shultz ........... Burroughs Introduced bills In both houses 1 HAaTINIM... of congress Tuesday appropriating 8200.- ' 000 for tbe Improvement of Benton Harbor. I Coats Grove. WomIland ... Tbe late Tohn Munn of Saginaw left a I The old Presbyterian church at White son now 11 years old. who has Just re­ 1 - 4 ;w. Lansing ceived 82.000 cash and a pension of 814 a Pigeon was destroyed by fire recently. It Detroit, : n is said to be the oldest church in tbe state. month, on account of his father's war ser­ •■aspe 0*4 «ixnal <rtjfy. vice. f No*, a aed € will not carry passengers udIcm It wax ti>e find chun-h erected west of provided with freight train permits. Ypsilanti and had tin* first church Im*11 Take Don’t l>ecome constipated. * Freight trains will be run at ibe eoovemctxt west of Ann Arbor. It was finished tn Beecham's pills. «C Unb eamsany. wbo rant nru tim rtaht to chanrr . tbe time of i*>ch trains without notice 1833. Daniel Webster once climbed to the . F. Bush. Genl Mansgrr. belfry and beheld what be eialined to be Ceuaell Frureedlncs. ••the finest sight lie ever saw.” Commoq council met pursuant to call Calhoun county cannot go dry before Friday evening. January 29th. 1892. May. 1893. Mayor McCoy in tbe chair. CBAhJ W. ARMMTKoyro. Boll eall, present. Aid. BUnston. Mance. , Judge ot Probate. It is said that the Grand Trunk road Tkd Wingora Falls Route." (A tree eopy.) jadll save over S7.0W per year by putting Nelson. Reynolds. Spence:alment, Bentley. up tbelr Ice In Vicksburg. The company Sentz and Waters. Stations. I'lWBATR ORDER. ' IN THE Communication received from C. W. have put up 20,000 tons and baVe given Stale of Mtehlran, County of Barry, m. Warner, city treasurer. On motion tbe At a seMlon of the l*robaie Coon, holden at employment to all the Idle men In Vicks­ Qashm* . the Probate otnee. In the City of llaatlnx*. In burg at 81A0 per day. Rtvdved, That the time wherein Ute >aid Uountr. on Monday lb- !<t day of Feb. A cocking main was held at Gull Lake city treasurer of the city uf Hastings ruarf. In to" year one thousand eight Land red and ninety two. last week between Kalamazoo and Battle should make ids return to the county Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Creek sports, in which the latter were treasurer, of the county of Barry, for tbe Probate. In the matter of the estate of Dora Burchett. worsted. Out of seven battles Kalamazoo taxes assessed lor the year 1891, be and Hjurmraa.. d«-< e.u d. won four. It is said that nearly 300 peo­ the Aame la hereby extended for tbe period On reading and filing tbe petition, duly veri­ ple witnessed tbe main. M. A.UILLMAX. Local Agent. Hastings. of one month hom the time when- the war­ fied, of Ollier Cheney, administrator ot said and estate praying that be may be licensed to sr|> - ■ ) made Wh-!,*.1/ John Wilkins was severely injured rant for the collection thereof would other­ . the real estate of said deceased as in said peti­ wise be returnable. while coasting In Battle Creek last . week. tion described for the reasons and purposed Dated at Hastings this 29th day of Janu­ therein set forth. His bobs Jumped the track and he ran In­ Thereupon It is ordered, that Wednesday the ary. IMhL • sth day of March A. D.. 1«to at ten o'clock In to a tree; breaking both bonrs of bls right <• Dan. W. Rxyxoijisthe forenoon. be aaalgned for toe bearing of ' leg in two places. ' Hastings. - - Mich. * Ald. Reynolds moved Its adoption. •aid petition and that toe heirs at law of ssi>l I Bon. Ju. M. Ballou, .one o( the most Carried by all ayes. deceased and all other persons Interested lb । said estate, are re.|Uir.-d to sppr.tr at a session prominent citizens of Otsego, and ex­ Capital s75.oco.oo On motion of Aid. Bllnston, communica­ ot said court, then to be holden at the Probate STIFLES 87.bOO.OO. office. In tbe city of Hastings. In said County, president of tbe State Board of Education, tion from Barry County Democrat was hid and show cause. If any there be. why tbe prayer died last week of pnembonia. upon the table. of the petitioner mat not be granted. And It I Mwrporatod under the laws of the State of Moved by Aid. Nelson, that a committee aSnttotii {J? r“ “**! W,L m/d wbo sh*H is further ordered, that said petitioner give no­ Deuel A Meredith, of Shelbyville, are do­ Michigan. tice to the persons Interested in said estate, of ing what is prntabiy tbe last big job of of two be appointed to Investigate the the pendency uf said petition and toe bearing matter of printing city charter. Carried. thereof by causing a eopy of thia order to he pine cutting In Allegan county. They are Open (or bnsinoM Dec. u.tMC. published In the iU*tlnn BatrarM. a news­ logging the Balch tract and expect to cut Mayor appoints as said committee Aids. paper printed and ctrcuiaird In the said County 500,000 feet before tbe end of next season. Nelson aud Blinston. officer*: of Barry, once In each week for throe successive Moved by Aid. Spence that Hie bill of a. W. Bobtnsco. President; weeks previous to Mid day of bearing. Tho Supreme Court last Wednesday de­ Glen E. Balch be token from the table. Cham. W.,Axsimto.Yc, cided that tbe special act forbidding the Carried. ,. . , Judge of Frobafe. D. W. Reynolds. Cashier " “J PSf',«M ss?01 (A true copy.) slaughter of deer for the period of three Moved by Aid. Spence, that the account yean* Is all right and will stand. It will ot Glen E. Baleh making map for eity. and doctors: PROBATE ORDER. be remembered that Clrillian Cook of balance duu on survey be allowed. Car­ Dan W. Reynold., State of Mlchigah. County of Barry—m. Saugatuck was convicted in Justice court ried by all ayes. D.G. Robinson. R B Mcvr _At a arsrtuu of the Probate Court for the Joha Cwrth. Chester Messer. n^T7- h,'*d''n u “,e "We*. for violating this law and took the case to city Act’ocsrra. Im tbe City ot Hastings, la said county, on Tues­ the circuit Judge Palmer, the| presiding,1 W. D. Hayes, freight anddrayon oil S 1 10 P. T. Colgrove. day the 12th day of January. In the year one quashed proceedings upon the ground that S. E. Phillips, supplies water b’rd. thousand eight hundred and ninety two. 60 I'TOSte”' CharU* W' Arn,,tooug, Judge of the special enactment was rendered Inop­ Goodyear Bros. •• V 02 CRANCKRY SALK. erative by a general law subsequently Scid Wiley, labor trenching 1 20 In the matter of tbe estate of Washington passed. Prosecutor Hart made a test case Upursarce <4 and by vbto> «rf xa order aod G. E. Brown •• K. Ferris, deernaed. decree of the clreutt court frr tlw e.xintyo< On reading and filing too petition, duly veri­ of it. and the Supreme body decided as L. W. Kentield. labor rrnalr pipe.. fied, of Lizzie Ferris, widow of sold deevaaed. above. A. D. Cook, supplies praying that a certain instrument now on file In Cook <k Cook, do thia court, puroortlmc to be toe last will and 3 08 By a very Ingenious and original process. Dr. F. L. Heath, do January 3rd. re.-.* testamentoLaAld d^naed. may be admlted to rlrcrasrd. 3 30 Will and testament of Jn»in K probate, and that iuliniul»tr.U>nn of said estate Is complainant and Frederick L. IMnaman H. Wenthworth, services fire war­ KafSfe for |ETT. may be granted to \ olnrv ,W. Ferns, tbe execu­ V’Mr* *r Dingman. J. Byron rprrrr. A»..tn w J den tor named tn said jyUI or to some other to extract the essential properties o( the mater­ 13 00 u mi' Gn ^ n , , . ‘ ur u <S Nrll'e finerrv and suitable person. ials used In the preparation ot their famous H. Wentworth, cleaning chimney defendants.* ‘ 50 'Thereupon lets ordered, that Wednesday the "Ayer's Sarsaparilla” thus securing a purity Mill. Phillipa, snow plowing...,: Notice is hereby given that 1 shall sell nt M Joreph... Oto day of February. A. 1) . isn at ton o'dock in 7 00 Moved by Aid. Reynolds, that the same publicauriioaitoitiebtrheM btd.ier, on tutur. TraverwwClty MU iotireff'^tUMVL11 ator«ald. the forenoon. b« assigned for tbe bearing of said and strength that cun be' obtained in no other same l!“I Orlh °t March, a. 1». tsn at ten Maskegntt ... «J»u »oen lUta and to all utbrrslroown^o film petition and that the heirs at lavTof said de » u aU‘* orden‘ drawn on respective “ th.*‘ ,orrnnoo. "t th* «'«n b from dnor Maataten......... ctaaed and all other persons Interested In said funds. Carried all ayes. of thn Court bou«e In the City at llaMtlna* County Ludington .... Grand Rapids claims that a company has "f? r*'«u,r*4 10 aPP*'«r at a session of M’eklgmt. tald C.mrtSml On motion the bill of W. L. Walt was raid court, then to be holden at the Probate of- been organized there with a capital of 82,­ beiuy tha place for boldln< the circuit court me SSl&EffiyhgStwfore him to make 000,000 for manufacturing fuel gait. The referried to finance committee. Cub! a.wu^rotn2r^rB,y-whlch •*«»« br Ald' Nol*<,“ *“ “U«>n>. ♦ Week day*.'Kvera Bay. 5Except Saturdu plant to begin with la to produce 3,000.000 cubic feet a day. Adjourned. • tju.te^’sa^tldon^d’^'h^ng J. B. ItonxBTM, Recorder. b? e«»Of this order to be GKgTLEMBN:—1 have suffered Intensely pahUshrsi la the Haatfogs Bammkr. a newsil*£5 ai,U In Mid County of from billioitencM and rheumatism fur over --------------- - nl"d -®» Bony, oner In each week fur three succeaaive three years, and had trievl no many reme­ weeks previous to said day of hearing. dies that I had loot ail faiUi. Hearing of It was not long ago the fancy of a young "dSk ksjs“ Cha*. W. ABXBTnoMa. js-fl "£«■»'• il«l P, ta. to fnaiaoapolis onlv. Hibbards Rheumatic Syrup 1 bought a mother to mark each piece of the dainty (Jon. DsHavxn, boule and found it helped mu. 1 have wardrobe made for her first child with Genl Paas. Agett. •SHERIFF* SALK. — Jiow used four bottle*, and it ba* restored white violets. This pretty idea so delight­ 5? hirebygivon that by virtue of a writ my liver and. kidneys to healthy action, ed many mothers who heard of it that now ft J“,5rt of tbe Circuit Court for and done more to purify my blood than hundreds of babies are born under the hoileltor for ComplainauL ^further f.»rce or rffr.-tI1, reL ^.3'-"f B«rt7. n favor ot Frank'*• G. Good- any thing I have ever taken. I am plraretl prear ey.“dP'fi-JLL A- Borpte.LLlL copartners, under "“J *•*••** 1 nave ever taaen. I un Dieared shadow of some flower, and women who UIUOJD to recommend It u a wonderful ’V bhxM clnc. VefFCriiy ,wd ‘mediwa1' are not skillful with their needles are dele­ „ . ^!™FOI‘ "«*«•>«<» CLA.Ma _______ -’anusry 3rd, Michigan. County of Itorrv-ea. gating the delightful work to needle wom­ tlw-stnydiyr^ the Ki ven J that b v a^tetter of and delivered. 1 did. un tbe Stat en.—New York Post. the r&i‘tUiirt.A' D >N».ievy unon and take aU Dei cult aud eZT '.i’’** /a‘l 10t**'«« of *•« AUen (J. i.sneing......... ...... route t‘‘,U’’ trtl!o*la« d-crloed real Hawaii., ♦na ti t». ■ Itora lo —1 . ****wrei forcr-d- Lowell *‘*a’ e*,,t 9°"rt^ toe ,--------- -trial tt rri ♦; tn towhstdp 1. uf utijeciMMa' oorth r-t-t quarter oi v-aioa to. “ST, I »W c»J HU... cwnmrwtoaee■ •7 Its, H r. rtrnkl. JSli V Sl “ J?'"’if r| h u . 1’ltO BATE OUDKK t v State’of Michigan. County ef B-irrv-ss. Ata of toe i'robste Court for tbe County of Barry, holden atobe Probate Office lu the aty of Hartings. Ip miu county, on Mon­ day. tfaelrt dsv of Frl.niary. In the year one thousand eirbt hundred and ninety two. FreM-nt. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Probale. tn lhe matter of the estate ot George Wtfgles drctared. < fo reading aud filing the |>eUticti. duly veri­ fied of John J. F-rklni. administrator uf said rotate, praying that he may be licensed to sell the real estate uf «ald deceased as In said pell, tion diMnbed for the reasons and purposes herein art forth. , l h're-*-'>on it la •rdere-Y, that Turodav. the 1st dayot March. A. D. l»su. *t ten o'clock In tbe t >reuuon. be asrtgnrd ter tbe hearing of «aid l>e<!tlon aud that toe belro •» »»ld de<*-.<• cd ami all other t*r on* interested In s-iid estate. arc required to appuM- ev » .esafon at a»id Court, torn to be bohlen at to" Probate . office, in the City of Heatings, in 'aid County.' and >n«w cause, if there be. why the prayer uf 1 the uetltloarr mav not be granted. And It is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the perMW.5 Interested In said estate, of'the pcr.drtiey of said petition and the hearing' thereof by causing a copy of thia order to bo published In tito Hastings IHxyxu.a news­ paper printed and circulated In said County of Barry, one- in -ach week tor three successive weeks previous to said day of bearing. Hail'-s Itair Renewer, and you wont be. Try 1^4 13: > SHORE** ED. POWERJ’ 3 NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SArtE "2 ALWAYS THE BEST 5^- QltMK / OO YOU fCOUGH I rttiva Hastings City Bank, dont delay KEMPS balsam CHICAGO & WEST U MICHIGAN Ry. 8sS?? I BETR01T, LANSING u fc NORTHERN' sss.'KrWrt,,,t M"uc,m- ‘ooensa. It U .211 ,o «rV*ea^^°*tlro<ad‘toD*<iro‘l wttl' '•sxt&i *J«? »"* *** U1*m*h porter car to Detroit raootorough to Dotroft with parlor LVBX. Agent. �1892. FEBRUARY. 1892. Sa. No. Tu. i.We. Th. Fr. Sa. 2 5 6 7 8 3 4 9JJ0 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 One of three robbers who had just, tmr- was captured with a number of spoont in It is told in a whisper in the specials from" New York that Senator “Dave" Hill “slipped" into town, and simultaneously Senator Gorman arrived, equally quietly And Gorman called on Hill, and they drove out together. When Hill was asked if the -"conference” was of public interest he “smiled." . Two locomotives collided in the yards near Newberry Junction. Pa., and the throttle of one was thrown wide open by the shock. It forced tho other at high speed seven miles along the track, causing the sidetracking of several trains. Oue of the engineers—Patrick Trent—was probably fatally hurt. value of 8*5.000 will ae displayed. •ontract hat already been tot The A project baa been fnsugntjded to have International rifle shoot at Chicago at some tine while the exposition Is in progre«. it la proposed that picked trams from the U. S. army and national guard compete with teams of other nations. mi it was stated by the great recorder of Jewish history, speaking of the land of The London Polyteehfilo Institute ex­ Egypt after the seventh plague had been pects that Its plans for bringing artisans sent upon them: “And there was a great and others of limited means to the expo­ cry In Egypt; for there was not a bouse sition will result In enabling 1,500 or 2.­ where there was not some one dead.” 000 such persons to visit Chicago at a total Not quite so tragic an utterance Is true expense of something like 3125 or 8130 of our own country »t the present time, each foxthe round trip. but certainly It is true tliat a great plague The Chemical National bank of Chicago is abroad In the land; that the first bom Duchess Ixmiita, widow of Duke Maxi­ has been granted the priviledge of estab­ and last born has been slain In countless milian of Austria, is dead of influenza. households; that parents and Infants, with­ lishing aud operating a bank on the expo­ George E. Adams has-been elected presi­ sition grounds. It will afford to exhibi­ out regard to station or circumstances, dent of the Chicago Union League club. tors and visitorsail the conveniences and have fallen a prey to the fell deitroyer, La The czar’s income is about 835,000 a day, 81eeple«Bnes3^ick and Nervous Headache, Judge Moon, of Chattanooge, granted Grip(M-. Never was there a plague so In­ safeguards of a metropolitan bank, includ­ Queen Victoria ’ s 80,300, and President Har ­ Backache, Dizziness, Morbid Fears, Hot thirty-two divorces and refused sixty- sidious, so omnipresent, to defy the skill ing safely deposit vaults. FlMhe8,NcrvouB Dyspepsla/Dullncss,Con­ rison's 8137. three others in the space of three hours. of the pbyssalan and the strength of the The lord mayor of London, it Is anGamblers at Benton Harbor, Mich., at­ fusion, Hysteria, Fite, St Vitus Dunce, Dr. H. F. Format!, pathologist, of Tren­ patient as this pestilence, it does not nouced, will form a committee to raise the Opium Habit, Drunkenness, etc., uro cured tempted to assassinate the mayor. The ton, N. J., says that milk from cows af­ seem to spread like an ordinary epidemic; sum necessary to send to the exposition a by Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervine. It bullet grazed his temple. flicted with tuberculosis is harmless as it seems to spring from the ground spon­ selected number of represehtative work­ Sir Edwin Arnold has hail to cancel all does not contain any opiates. Trial bot­ food for mankind. taneously everywhere at once, it finds its ingmen from London, with a view of their tle ahd fine books FREE at druggists. his lecture engagements in this country on The Singer Manufacturing company has victims at mid-day: or, like the destroying making reports on the Industrial exhibits Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Indiana. account of failing health. transferred the 1100,000 it subscribed to, angel In Egypt, it unsheathes Its sword there. Similar action was taken in case There is a severe penalty in Mexico for the New York fund for the World's fair to TRIAL BOTTLE FREE. to strike tbe unwary asleep In the dark of the last two Paris expositions. walking on a railroad track or crossing it the Chicago fund. watches of the night. It enters the hovels Sold by W. H. Goodyear. except at specially designated (Mints. Northern Ohio is being flooded with ot wretchedness and poverty, and easily “Who said Hood's Sarsaparilla?” Thousands A resolution In the Connecticut house counterfeit money of 25-cent and II de­ crosses the threshold of wealth and luxury. ot people, who know it to be tho best blood NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. of representatives urging that the Chilian nominations that is very hard to tell from State of Michigan, County nf Barry.—ss. Doctors seem to be wholly uuablo to pre­ purl Ber and tonic medicine. Notice is hereby given, that Vy an order ot the trouble be settled' by arbitration was de­ genuine money. vent Ils onset, to stay its ravishes, or mit ­ Probate court for the County ot Rsrry, made on feated, the speaker saying that it was high Is there no the 7th day of January. A. I). iwz.Mx months time we asserted our dignity. “Pegleg" Eldridge and Bert Curtis, the igate Its consequences. General News. from that date were allowed for creditors to Rio Grande t rain robbers, have bwn sen­ balm lu Gilead? No succor for the op­ present their claims sen Inn the estate of C. Col­ The special report on the New York Fire at tho oil works of Borne, Scrymer umbus Backus, late of said county, deceased, and & Co., Elizatxahport , N Y„ forced tho tenced at Denver for life to the United pressed? Without hesitation or fear of successful Life Insurance Company was made public, that all creditors of said doceased ore required States prison at Detroit. shewing that the institution la solvent, be­ to present their clairsa to said Protetfo court at employes to lice for their lives, spread over Total number uf patents granted in 1S91 contradiction l answer: Yes, there is a yond all question. Tbe Surplus of availa­ tbe Probate office In tho City of Hastings, for ex­ the water to Staten Island and set fire to amination and allowance, on or t*eforo the the meadows, and burned the entire by the United States, 13,944. The office preventative for those who have remained, ble assets exceeding tho present liabilities us yet, untouched with this disease, a cure seventh day of July next, and lhaV* l”,c- plant; loss, <800.000. earned 8131,272 more than it spent and claims will be heard before said court on Thurs­ for those who are already its victims,.and is declared to be 36,038,136.33 accrued Fire at Columbus. O., destroyed a block there is now $4,004,317 it) tho patent fund. a complete and permanent restoration for upon its general account mid 88,570,580.50 day. the seventh day of April, and on 1 hursdav. Hie seventh day of July next, at SO o’clock of buildings at the corner of Hich aud Tbe Illinois Central Is going to build a those who have lately escaped its clutches upon its tontine accumulation. The find­ iu the forenoon of each of those days. High streets, including the Metropolitan spacious and modern structure at Chicago with weakened and deranged bodies from ings of the department are severely against Dated January 7th. A. D. IWX Chas. W. ammstroxo. •. Opera house. There were many dose calls to take the place of the old ruin it has which recovery seems Impossible. To the executive officers. The management Judge of Prohate. among the ’204 men, boys and girls em­ been using us a station in that city for those who have thus far escaped this dread­ of the agency department is condemned ployed In the block, aud several girls had many years. ful idhnent, but arc trembling with con­ ns being “ruinous to the company.” and to escape down ladders. One life was lost the various bad Investments made by the Elmer B. Husted, p mill owner at Pe­ and two or three were wounded. The pe­ toskey, Mich., who wan brutally beaten stant fear of It. 1 desire to say that a table­ company are discussed at length, with re­ spoonful of Pe-ru-na, taken before cuniary loss is about 8450,000 with about, by three Swede laborers, is dead. Ho had each meal. Is absolutely reliable as a pre­ sults unfavorable to the managers. $20O,(W insurance. threatened to have one of them arrested; ventative against Iji Grippe; and no ona Ten shares of stock In the Woolson hence the assault. The men are In jail. need have any fear of an attack of this Spice.Co. were recently sold at Toledo nt It is said at Chicago that ex-Corqgrese- ! disease so long as this treatment is con­ 31,000 a share—ten times the par value. Pierre JoigncauX, a prominent) French nian Payson is ambitious to receive the tinued. It Is absolute recklessness, for This is probably tlie laigest premium ever journalist, is dead. . nomination for governor of Illinois. An­ which there is little or no excuse, for any paid for ‘any manufacturing slock in the Schools at Monroeville, ills., have been other report at the Windy City is that one. during the unsettled weather at least, WevL but the Indications are that the closed on account of the grip. ■ Morrison has a hankering after a presi­ to omit to take this precaution. To those stock will continue to enhance Is value, as Dr. Alfred Carpenter, dhtiitguinbixl dential nomination. who are already attacked by this disease 1 the corporation has n capital stock of but English' physician, Is dead, aged 67* would advise: At tbe appearance of the 91SO.OOO with,81.500.000 of assets and no A runaway horse got tut the Pennsyl­ first symptoms treatment should be begun commercial Indebtedness whatever—a most vania railway track and beat a fast freight A case has come to light of the poteunat once, and keep strictly to the bouse for remarkable showing. The wonderful train **uut of bight." ing ot nn entire family in Jamaica by the a few days. No treatment, however ef­ growth of the company Is due In no small • The annual convention of officers of the fruit called nkees. fectual It may be. will always prevent degree to tire fact that no dividends were National Guard of Wisconain is lo be held There are 443 sawmills running in the i quite a long siege with this disease, but no paid during the first eight years of the at Milwaukee F«*b. 10 and 11. ' i rtnte of Washington, with a daily cutting i other medicine Is necessary than Peruns. company's existence, the earnings' accumu­ The German kateer was 33 yeans old eajKiqity of 8,421,000 feet. The directions, as they are given on the lating in the shape of surplus. yesterday aud festivity was the ojder of Cyrus W. Fifeld fa rapidly on the mend, bottle, are more applicable to chronic the day all .over Germany. Berlin was and unless a relapse takes place his ulti­ ■ diseases, and It Is advisable. during the The Income of C. W. Williams, tbe illuminated last evening. mate'recovery ia uxsured. I acute stages of the disease, to take smaller world renowned horse breeder, of Inde­ Many officers say that whether war Dr. McGlynn fa of the opinion that Car | doses, but oftener. 1 would direct a table- pendence. Iowa, test year was the modest eventuates out nf the Chilian imbroglio or dinul Gibbons will succeed Pope Leo in 1 spoonful of Pcruna every two hours for little sum of 985,000. At hb stables are not the incident will give the building of awe of that prelate's death. | adults, and n correspondingly less dose for little colts with their hoofs shod with little an efficient navy a boom. . shoes aud all lu perfect order. Hero was A mall, car with lie contents, mostly pa­ I children, until tbe ircutc stage is ended. Two Pennsylvania stock disease ex pert* pers. was burned on tbe Hudson railroad, i There ore a great multitude of people in the home of Axtel, '-’whom Mr. Wil­ after a special investigation, have decided- through the explosion of a lamp. I all parts of the land who have entirely lost liams sold for 3105,000. A few years ago A UUJM3RY SOAP. PURE AND SANITARY that “lumpy jaw" in cattle does not make The czar of Russia Intend* to Initiate 1 ...... ____________ iheir __________ health as a_________ result of___ Ln_Grippe; who Mr. Williams was,a poor telegraph oper­ the beef unlit for human food. r meaanree for the restoration of serfdom ! have recovered from an attack, but find ator. The estimated total American capital among peasanto, that they may be bound (themselves with wakened nerves, derangBEST BOB raisevl for Mexican undertakings! in the tu the tend. i eii digestion, and with but very little of past year by individuate and public nnd The Beaver publishers sued by Senator ihelr former jwwera. There fa no disease private companies was over 8100,006,000. Quay for libel have bet a sentenced to »ix known to man that leaves the system In Romantic Milkmaid (to herself)—I'm go­ Jttrome I. Case, owner of Jay Eye See, nioiiths' imprisonmeut, besides’a fine of such un outrageous and exasperating con­ ing to sign ray name and address on one the trotting flyer, was put down.by the ItXK) aud coati. dition, as Ln Grippe. The student finds ; at these eggs lx-fora they are sent to mar­ ORDINANCE. know-it-alta as worth 81O.<X»0,O(JO. His will, William Ireland Knapp, of Yale, has Relative to the establishment at the streets, just published, shows that be died worth been secures! ns professor of romance, lan­ It Impossible te return lo his books, the ket. Maybe some awfully nice young man, professional man to lite routine of office or maybe a real prince, will see it and laues. alleys and public grounds of tbe City ot only 81.100.000. guages anti literature for the new univer­ work, and the working man to hte labors, write to me, and----Hastings. Sxction l—The City of Hastings ordains? The crew of the United States •teanisliip sity of Chicago. with anvthlDg like their old vigor. It is Her Mother (up stairs)—Dollic! Doilie That the rcsurver of the City of Hartings. In­ Baltimore have presented the Baltimore It is anld t hat a man named John Boyd even worse with the housewife and the DJmplel Where are you! Come help me cluding tbe government or sectional Hues, block, street and Alley boundaries, establish­ Sun a line oil painting ot the ship as a re­ has confeftMed to wrecking the Richmond devotee of fashion, whose dcbiliatlng em­ to make the beds. ing with pci uiani-nt monuments all >tr»et and turn for the hospitality shown the crew and Danville train, in which twenty per­ ployments make recuperation slower. Small Boy (In distant city, some weeks alley lines within said city as made and certified while the vessel was at Baltimore. sons were killed last September. For this class of sufferers Pcruna is a spe­ later)—Oh. mrfmmn. here’s a name wrote to by the duly authorized engineer ot s-dd cliy. recorded November -.-Isl. Itot. and set forth , Friends of the late W. J. Florence, the Fanatical Russians who are starving cific, and i do not liesltate to guarantee on this egg. “Doilie Dimple, Meadow­ with proper descriptions, :naps and diagrams actor, ut Chicago and New Yorkihdig- have formed the opinion that Tolstoi is that If any one will lake Pvruna according land.' 1 s fa a' book now tin file in the office ot the recorder Old Lady—Land sakes! But this is a of the wd city of Hartings entitled, designated nuutly deny a report from San Francisco anti-Christ, and refuse to- accept assist­ to the following directions that lu a few and known as the Hartings City street survey, that “Billy" was the father uf an Hlegi- ance from him lest in doing so they com­ weeks they will be entirely restored to wonderful age. 'TH two that egg in thia be and the same Is hereby*eonflined. established mate daughter living in that city. mit sin. cake. oiy. My. my! think 1 I wroaiu should mtw live to their Bccustoinetl my: To 10 uuok accustomed neaitii: health: Aau Add two ounces case. and adopted as tbe true and authentic descrip­ At Eastbourne, England, while tfle Sal­ of rock candy to each bottle of Peruna be- I »eo the day when even the boruyurd hens tion, map and diagram of the said City of Has­ Friday. Jan. 89. tings, aud that all block, street and alley lines/ vation Army was celebrating the founding fore using. Take a tablespoonful lablespoontul before gita educated.—Good News. The New York senate has passed tha bill of their corps, a mob of toughs attacked be and the aame are hereby confirmed, e’twe­ each meal anti at bed-time. Giatlually, In­ ed laid out aud.adopted as tueretu set.forth and appropriating 8:10(1.000for a state exhibition them nnd a fierce battle ensued. The crease this dose until, at the end nf a described. at the World's fair. police were powerless to restrain the bellig­ month, you are taking two tablespoonfuls Section X—That all former surveys, maps Please give me a shampoo before you Joseph F. Donohue, the champion skat­ erents and the mob triumphed, marching and diagrams, establishing or designating at a dose. This dos« should be continued •have me,’’ said the fastidloi|i man to the street orallny lines or boundaries and all ordi­ er. skated a mile in 5 2-5 seconds, beating off with the corps flag. until every vestage of the symptoms dis­ barber. nances relative thereto,conflicting herewith are tho world’s record. hereby rci>ealed. appear. When he was leaving the shop I asked The Pittaburg Port people have Applied Section 3.'—That all plats or siprtlvisim.s of THE MARKETS. Anyone desiring farther particulars him why he had made such a request. "So private grounds within Uie limits of tbe City of for a naw trial of the criminal libel cose should write the Pcruna Drug Manufac­ that his hands would be washed before be Hastings hereafter nuuto shall be presented to won against them last week by Senator Chicago. tbe city council ol said city, before being offered turing Co. of Columbus, O-, for a free copy began to lather my face,” answered the to the County Register of Deeds for tiling and Quay. Cuicaoo. Foh L of the Family Physician No. 3—a most nd- fastidious man.—Buffalo Express. Following were th* quotations on the board Chauncey M. Dcj>ew celebrated the twen­ Smioi 4.—It shsll lie the duty ot the city of trado today: Wheat - February, opened l ndrable treatise on La Grippe, acute and ty-fifth year of his connection with the council, on such presentation, or ut any other chronic catarrh, coughs, colds, and all time It m»y appoint, to accept or n-Jecf such Vanderbilt railway system by a Banquet Kftc, cloaol W54t, Starch, ojienod bT^c. other climatic diseases of winter. closed May. opened 10c, aloacd plat or subdivision, said resolution to ue enter­ to hte friends. ed in the journal of Its proc, cdlugs and n copy Sir Morell MacKenzie, the renowned Corn-February, ppetictl 3Be. cloned Sb?4c; Of said plrt or subdivision filed Iu the office of March, opened «♦. closed lOi^c; May. open­ TURF AND TRACK NOTES. the recorder of said city, aud a description of English physician, is dangerously 111 with ed 4b»ic, closed 4le. Data—Fouruary, opened the street* in said plat or subdivision to be en­ bronchitis. MacKenzie's specialty te —, < lo»cd —; March, opened —. clothed —; tered In the "book ot Hastings City sitrect 8urMay, opened SUHvclosed 3)j*c. Itorkthroat diseases. ^Jxcnox A—No plat or subdivision shall be Fobruary, ojiened add cloned Ifll.ff); May. Miss Roxnnna Wentworth, daughter of accepted by tbe council unless It be made to the tate Hon. John Wentworth, of Cul- opened nnd closed 311.90. Lard—February, opened jatocliwl *U7KFellowship won a race on the ire at correspond In tho matter of size and other re­ spects to the requirements of the state taw for cago, was married at Brooklyn, N. S’., yu»Live Stock: Prices at the Union stock yards Michigan Center last Friday, his best time gtatste be tiled with the County Register of terday to Clarence W. Bowen. today ranged aa follows: Hogs—Market nctivn being 2:29KThe fifteenth anqual meeting of the ou {tacking nnd shipping account and prices BKCTioh 6.—Before any olat or subdivision ot The actual price said to be paid for Arion land, wherein any new streets or alleys are DUnote State Bar association is iniseMdon li>C lower; sales ranged at 9X70® 1.3) plga. opened or laid out. within the city limits, sla I at Chicago with many distiugufaheil mem­ HlOQt-H light, H.lb®4JS rough packing by Mr. Forbes Is 9122,000, the largest AlORAtlt mixed, and 9L3134JK heavy pocking amount ever paid for a horse. beaporoved by the council, such streets or alleys sliaU. If there be other streets or alleys bers of the legal fraternity present. and shipping lota. already laid out adjacent thereto, be a continu­ G. H. Miller, a farmer livingwesc of UltGattie—Market fairly active on Incal and Tito brown colt Baby McKee, n full ation of such streets of alleys as near as practic­ opolis, Ufa., woke up. nnd found his wife shipping account, and feeUng easy at brother to Arion, was sold at auction In able and all street, alley aud bounding lines shall be properly defined by permanent iiionii- lying dead beside him. She was fiO years decline; quotations ranjart at |L7-'4>x5) New York, January 26. for 325.000. ment-s sec In the ground similar to those now fa of age and had been suffering with the choice to extra shipping stedra. 84.1-XM-Tn good to choiredo. 93.aKjl4.2> fair to good. 83-W1.M Jackson wants a kite-shaped track, and use by tbe city. The streets and alleys solaid grip. common to medium do, 9!LOO&3.a) butcher#' will attempt to raise 340,000 lo build oue. out shall be properly figured so that they can be Rev. J. K. Flack, a Chicago minister, fa steers. $2.3K»A<U atockera, located from the monuments, and all such proTexas • posed streets shall be at least (4) four rods In trying to beat tho saloons by giving coffee steers. 83.Kht3.75 fectlera. 81.(1003.0) cowa, The new driving club has elected C. E. Bennett, president and John W. Board­ width. All streams, water courses and ditches tiz those who want liquid refreshments, |lJ«a3.75 buris and $3.0uQA00 veal calrea. shall be accurately .’aid out and designated on Sleep-Market fairly active and prices un­ man secretary, two hustlers. . free of charge. He sends hfa coffee round the plat or map. changed: quotations ranged st wort8BC71OX 7.-AllPlata submitted wherein new in a wagon. ' The celebrated gray pacing mare Lucy, crus, 83.75^5 50 natives, and H^K&O-K) lambs. streets, alleys or any public gronnds. are faid Three.menuind two women, memben of oat to be dedicated to public use shall be nceotuProduce: Butter-Fancy separator. 80c: record 2:14, died at Palo Alto last week an in the anle<l by a certified abstract of oi title to date. aaw. an ATnerican'iiifasionary Ainer:ain uiMHuuunry party jwij me dairies, fancy, fresh, ^4&25c; packing stock, from grip. Her pedigree was unknown, nanled — 'TB.I. <h.ll SECFios B —This ordinance shall Uke effect V.-VUH Congo Free State,/have liecn murdered to- fresh. lO'rfilflc. Eggs — Fresh candled, low off. but she had twenty-nine victortea to her V *• J.... -■fri. Iiarir IttH* . _ * .■ ... . • J—_ February 1 rth, 1B0X 1B0X MDone at the council chamber this isth day of gether with seven native convict*. The 234tZ3^c per doz; Ice-house stink. lfr&17c. credit, aud ten years ago was one of the Drtwaed poultry—Spring chic kens, fair togood. fastest pacers hi the country. She was mission buildings were burned. January A. D. 1832. • per lb: roosters, 6c; duck* W®12c; about 18 years old. Jno. B. Robkkih. Recofder. ’ geese. 0010a; turkeys choice. U^llHc; fair to AUCIIIK M< Cov. Mayor.. Saturday, Jan. 30. The Horsemen’s association of Grand Sued, tho faster, tried to go without good, 10010)^; • poor, K7,ac. Potatia-s—He­ CHANCERY SALE. bron#. 27(&3i)c per bu; Burbanks, an^Xlc-. Rose, Rapids has secured a lease of the Weal food for fifty-two days, but hail to give it In pumance of and by virtue of an order and 3Uc for seed; PearieS'i, 3)Q3Sa for seed: com­ The decree of the circuit court for the county ot •up on tbe forty-fourth day. He lost thir­ mon to poor mixed iota. Sh&ac; avreet pota­ Michigan Fair association's track. Barry. In chancery, In tho State of Michigan, ty-seven pounds daring tho fast. toes. Illinois. 81.50^2.25 per brl. Apples - former association assumes the 320,000 made and dated on the flrat flay ot September. bonded indebtedness of the fair associa­ Common, 8LZ&&1.60 per brl; good. $1.75; fancy, L. E. Leach, B. Orner, and Sam Minton, A. D. UDL tn acertain cause therein pending, wheretn Bantus! Corwin Is complalnsint. and charged with complicity in the murder of 82. Cranberriea—Cs;» Cod, gd.3D»7.a> pvr brl: tion. The latter association reserves the 81.500.1.75 per box; Jerseys, $5JX>e<U*) per right to give an annual fair as usual. The Matilda R. Peltinglll. Wellington IG getting 1. Sheriff Dunn, near Arkalon, Kan., Jan Wetiey B. Pcttuig.il. Wllltra A. Petttopm. 5, have been committed to jail without brl; 81-50 per box. Kent county frtir association promises to Wallace H. Pettlnglll. Bertie E. Petnngtll. Ida New York., give a 10 days racing meeting in Septem­ bail. May ivtttngill. Hugh IVItlnglll. Jamea D. Bon­ ber with purses aggregating 325,000. ham. Bentley Bros. At Wilkins. Walton A. New­ The Republicans of Pennsylvania will Wheat — No. 2 red winter cash. 91-tCS ton, Levi Holmes and Nichols , Shepard & Go. meet April 20 in state convention, The PUD: February, $1.01; March. 31.(2: May, are defendants. ■tate committee indorsed President Har ­ Notice is hereoy given that I shall sell at pub­ 91J11J4 Corn—No- 2 mixed cash, Japan has appropriated 8636,765 for Its lic auction to the highest bidder, on SHurdav. rison's management of the Chilian inci­ February, 4»«c; March. 40Mc; April. 4B%c the flflh day ot March. A. D. 1MX at ten o clock, May, 43c. titfta—Dull hat «teady; No. J representation at the exposition. A splen­ . in the forenoon, at the north trout door of the dent. did Japan^e exhibit is assured. mixed cash. 35fec; February, 344i; May, The returning dalegates to tbe Interna ­ court boose, ta the ‘‘hv of Hastings county of Barry and state of Michigan, said court house tional League of Pre* Clubs convention 8c~<i-.-- Hye—Dull and weak; whole range. The Thompson-Huston Electric compan­ being the place for holding the circuit court for were mode much of at St.' Louis. They RR^lMc. Barley-Steady; No. 3 Milwaukee, said county ot Barry, the following described ak-iTlc. Pork—Steady: mt-as. |9.7&Q> 10.75- ies are planning tn make a united exhibit property to wit: That certain piece or parcel were driven through tho town and given a Lard Quiet; February, March. $AtO; at an expense of 3500,000. They want to at land situate, lying and being In the county of banquet. May. 80.W. occupy 20,000 square feet of space. Barry and plate ot Michigan known and de­ Amlrew Borjesaen, who murdered hia scribed as follows, to wit; The with oue Tho Hon. W. C. P Breckinridge of Ken­ hundred and twenty acres of land off tram the sweetheart in New Milford, Conn., over a south side ot the north east quarter of seeupn year ago, wna hanged. It has been 107 Wheat-Higher; cash. tW. March. 80c" tucky. according to present plai s,. will de­ thirty lo town four north, range seven west be liver the oration dedicatory of tne expo­ years since a similar execution took place May. OlHOUlH- oskud: July, 91- Corathe same more or less. Steady; cart. 3«4c; Fabrusry. 3JMc aaked; sition buildings, on October 13, 1892. Dated. Hastings. Mlcb. Januara 19. l«0In that county. March. COHc; May. 3T*to bld. Orta-Lower; ALONZO K. rtKXASTOX. Nearly 31.000,000 of insurance is now Mrs. Rnrbido (dee Green),, the mother of cart. 2M<c; May. Pork—Steady: old. Circuit Court Commlmtoner. carried on the exposition buildings and Barry County, Midi. th« -pretender” Prince Iturbida who electric plant The amount will be InSmith & Coujbovx. thinks 'he bM a claim on the Mexican Solicitors for Complainant. 28 29 HISTORY OF A WEEK. Neivoiis Prostration, KIRK’S Am£ cs A DESTROYING EPIDEMIC ABROAD •toes dedicatory at the .xpoaltkrn buHdioita October IL » and fireworks to-the IN OUR LAND. iuy BOAF ONE EJCJOY® Both tho method »ad reeulU when Syrup of Figa i* taken; it iapleourt ar.tl refreshing to the taste, and acto gently yet promptly on tho Kidneyi, Liver and Bowela, cleanses tho »y»tem effectually, dispels colds, bid­ aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of figs » Ab only remedy of ita kind ever pro­ duced, pleasing to the taste and at> ccptable to tbe stomach, prompt In its action and truly beneficial m ite effects, prepared only from the most healthy ana agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the mo«t popular remedy known. and $1 bottles may not have it on hand will pro­ cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FK SYRUP CO. SAM FRMCI3C0. CAL LOUISVILLE. KT. MEV WK. Mf- PROBATE ORDER. BJate of Michigan. County of Barry-ss. At a session of the Probate Court fortba County of Barry, holden at tbe Probata (Mftae, In tbe city of Hastings. In said county, on Wed­ nesday. Hut January, in the year one thoosai rod ana ninety two. 1’rwenL. Annstroug, Judge a< Probate. In Ute matter ot tbe Mtato of David Bowker, deceased. On reading and fifing the petition duly veri­ fied. of David L. Morthtaad. admlnlttratrator of said estate, prying that bls final account this day filed may be heard and allowed, and a, decree of asaignmeot duly made. ThdrcuDon it is ordered, that Thursday, the nthdxyof February. A. D. IMS. at ten o’etoek in tbe forenoon, lie assigned for tbe braring of said petit too, and that the heirs st taw of snkTdaa— ed. and nil other persons Interested in said estate, are required to appear alaMasiqnpff said court, then to be holden ut tbe Probata office. In the city of Hastings, in said coonW. and show canse. If any there be. why the prayer of tile petitioner may not l»* granted. And it Is further ordered, that said petitioner givo notice to Hie persons Interested iu raid estate, of tbe pendency of raid petition, and the bear­ ing thereof by causlng-a copy of this order to bo putdbbed tn the HAnris<w Hann raw news­ paper printed and circulated lu said County of Barry once In each week for three sueeaartva weeks previous to raid day of bearing. CHXBUU W. ABMHTXOXa. Judge of Probata. 1A true co o /.] ' General Household Use. PROBATE ORDER. State ot Michigan. County of Bn.w-M. At a session of the Probate Court for tbe rountv of Barry, holden at the Probate Office in the city ot Hartings, fa Mid conniy. on .Fri­ day. the rth dav of Janlyrty, in tbe year one thousand etebl hundred an# ninety two. . Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge et Probate. In the matter ot the estate ot Joon A. Greble. decease*!. Ou reading aud filing the petition, duly vertCcd. ot tra Van Valkenburgh, special adminis­ trator of the estate ot said deceased. »rayln« that be may be discharged from hte said trust. Thereupon It Is ordered, that Friday, the 12Ui day of February A. D„ 1»J at ten o'clock lu tho forenoon, be assigned for tho hearingo< said petition, and that the heirs at law at mM dtce.ufcd and all other persons Interested In said estate, arc required to appear at a sawton ofaatai court then to be holden at the Probate Office, in U>e city ot Hastings, in said county, and show cause. If any there be. why the t>nwer of the petitioner may uol be granted. And It Is farther ordered. That said petitioner give no­ tice to the persons Interested In said estate, of the pendency of .’aid petition, and the heorinjc thereof by causing a copy of this order to no published fa the Hastings Bannkb. a newspa­ per printed and circulated In'said ccan>8C Berry, ones in each week for three successive weeks previous to said dav ef hearing. r*u wa W . i.u.rnnw.l Jade* of Preimte. This Mountain Cavalier Suggests the days of chivalry. He lives iu northern Georgia, and his strange adventures there and elsewhere are related in OUR NEW SERIAL, His Second Campaign a tale of thrilling interest, by Maurice Thompson. The in­ itial chapter trill appear in these columns soon. Don’t miss it. The story is COPYRIGHTED AMD ILLUSTRATED. PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, County ot Barnr-ss. At a aoMton or the Probate Court for the County of Barry, holden at the Probate Office, in the Citv of Hastings. In said county, on Monday, the eleventh day of January, la tbe year one thousand eight hundred xud ninety two. Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge Of Probate. In the matter of the estate ot John A. Bncheller. deceased. Clement Smith, administrator of said estate, comes Into court and represents that he ia pre­ pared to Ute hte final account as such arlmtalstrator, and pray- that a day may be appointed for hearing the same. Ttwreu;>on it Is ort 16th day of February, lathe forenoon be asst| petition, and that the eeiMsed and all other ixmous Interested tn said estate, am required to appear nt a session of saM Court, then to holden at the Probate Otten In the City ot Hostings, tn raid County, aud show cause, if any there be, why the prayer et the petitioner may not be granted. And It is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the persons interested In said estate, of tho .mi rm* published tn the Hittings BxXXKK. a newspa­ per ps luted and circulated la said Oranty «f lurry once In each wuek for tbree raseeodva weeks prcvloav to said day of hwtncK. Chas. W. Armstuong, [A true copv.) Judge ol Probat*. NOTICE FOR HEARING OF CLAIMS. Stat* of Michigan. County of Barry-M. Notice Is hereby Elven. <liat hv order o£ ths Probate Court for the C«unty of Barn’ mode on the ninth dxvof January. A. 1). UM2. six moatbs from tne fourteenth day of January, UM ware allowed for creditor* to prevent their etataix decrase<l are required to j-revent ftwir dauee to s.»M l’rt>l>:U.« Cnurr. at tbe Vrobate <>m»e, tn the city of Hasting-, lor exatnlnallnn and allow­ ance, on or before the fourteenth <t»y nf July next, and that «neh cl dm* will be heard before said Court, on Thur.*day, the fourteeotb day ot April and on Thuntovy. the fourteenth dag ot Dated January :4th. A. D. 1««. Chas. W. akmstkon<;. Juogr of Probata. Cleveland and Harrison One for Ila amfiiox. the ether for Its x Men of every political faith read It. no poUtli.n in It. Brimful nf good Shooting, fishing, natural history. c» travel, adventure. yarhCug. canoeing. £ and rifle. Oldest, ablest, brightest tta claw. Weekly. 28 pages; W oonta a • year. Subscribe now. Send fur free < of best booki on all outdoor spotts. Fuhkst Asn Strxam 1*ub ■Sis Broadway, Nes Ookta, �Hastings Banner. Thursday, February . Evarts vs. Davis Platform Binder amptit. • * 11. Young vs. Davis Plattorm Bln- 1892. time fans been wasted iu sdjourwwienis- or Newton, R. B- Richards et al; aawrapart, vacations for members. As It is a demo- i default. critic, reform body, of greet pretensions 1 Peter Fender vs. Cornelius Smith; re­ to economy aud friendly regard Car the | plevin. E. B. Foes vs. J. W. Bentley and W. L. people, its conduct Is not lu keeping with Wilkins: aMumpan. iu promisee; which fact may or may not Holden A Hire, assignors: petition of assignee for discharge. ' be strange. F. L. Blake, assignor; petition of aaslgThe unfriendliness of Great Britain nee for discharge. Sarah Horton, assignor; petition of as­ The tenacity with which the tariff toward this government. In commercial af­ signee for discharge. febteni contlnac their appeals for free fairs, Is nowhere more coneliulvely^abown W, L. Brown, assignor; petition of as­ foreiga trade, or telling that a greatly re- than in the manner In which ber subjects signee for discharge. J. L. Lancaster vs. Triphen* H. Goode­ dnoed duty, is not only desperate. It I* and her press incited tbe Chileans to acts even jwthetle. One by one have slipped of unfriendliness toward tbe United States. nough: assumpsit. Henry E. Kohler vs. Maggie Kohler; away those monopolies through which for­ And yet there are people In this country divorce, pro coufesso. eigners have been able to extort from who Insist that this government ought to Viola Bailey vs. Frank Bailey; divorce, American purchasers whatever price they adopt the free trade principle which Great proconfrwo. Sylvester G. Bullis vs. Myrtle Brills; ehu&e to demand, until.the lirt I* now so Britain so cordially commends to us. divorce, pro confeeso. ' small m to portend Its disappearance in Aaron Ixsooard vs. Ellen Leonard: di­ the near future. \ I Commerce is a war as relentless as any vorce, pro confeaso. Much of the trade in steel rail®, cutlery, other war. And that government is wise Betsey McMillan vs. Byron McMillan; fabrics from silk, cotton and wooL with a which looks after Its own interests; and divorce, pro confesso. D. A. Miller vs. Amando Derby; demurlong list of chemical products, once con­ that government is- foolish which adopts a trolled from the busy manufacturing cen­ policy which her commercial enemy urges. Hary J. Hardy vs. Ida Hardy et al; de­ ter* of Great Britain, is no longer within That Is why America- should never take murrer. Elizabeth Freeman vs. Ida Freeman; bill the grasp of her tradesmen. This Is main­ England’s advice and adopt free trade. to establish title. ly tiie result of wise foresight ami whole­ Ixuilsa C. Brown vs. IL L. Newton: In­ some legislation on part of such nations as Chill has demonstrated that she knows junction bilk have developed their natural resources and bow to do the toboggan act, nnd do it with Norman Lattiam et al vs. David Ickes et al; bill to establish right In church properencouraged the industry and Ingenuity of all the celerity that can be demanded. THIS AS JSTOXIHIAM TO HASTINGS, MICW-. rOSTOmCg^ AVOVST 14. ItTril. $ 16,000 for j i 0.000 EDITORIAL NOTES. their, peoples. Among Hie most prosperous and highly prized of British manufactures Is the tin­ plate industry. For long years this lias been, spared knxeity for Its welfare, be­ cause supposed to be beyond reach of the foreign competition that was steadily trenching upon the once unchallenged sweep of other manufactures. But nt last a shadow falls athwart the ruddy glow • Tiie report ot tbe stale oil Inspector af­ fords another clue to the mischievous per­ formances of squawbuck oil. Additional Local News. Church and Roclsty. Rev. Gardner, of Niles, occupied the — Episcopal pulpit Sunday morning and even­ ing. from the chimney tops of Swansea and kindred centers, and anxiety takes hold One week from next Sunday will be the upon the syndicate that so long has held second quarterly meeting for this confer­ the throttle ot the tin business of the ence year at the M. E. church. world. The McKinley tariff has warned j Remember the lecture by Rev. Levi them to heed tbe admonition that no mat­ Master, al the M. E. church Tuesday even­ ing. It will be well worth the attention ter huw firmly one may stand, It Is well to of all to hear Rev. Master. . have some heed lest he fall. Tbe United One of the greatest needs of the M. E. States consumes two-thirds of all the tin­ church of this city is a room especially plates made In tbe world. The manufac­ adapted to meetings, and particularly for ture of this Is confined to a small district the young people’s meetings. And tbe Sunday school needs more room also. of Great Britain, and is underjiontrol of More than that there should be a place for less than one hundred men. Is it to be the bolding of social*. and for the meetings wondered that these men. rolling in wealth of the various societies. We believe that extorted from the steadily augmenting de­ tiie Methodists of our city should give at­ mand from this country, should look with tention to this matter at once. displeasure upon that feature of our tariff which proposes to extend towards tin-plate making by our ppoplpthe sameopportunity that was given for rail rolling, tiie manu­ facture of cutlery, nails and the long list of equally necessary articles that arc now made by home labor and sold as cheaply here as anywhere else? Of /ounc. they Wm. E. Griggs vs. Loanna Griggs; dl. vorce, proofs In spen rfourt. H. F. Ford vs. Flora Ford: divorce. High School Last week Friday, Mr. Andrus our prin­ ciple ut the high room, also Dwight Good­ year, J. Ketchum. V. Ijthrop and Emmet 1-ec took a very pleasant trip to Battle Creek for the purpose of visiting tho high school at that place. The foliowiug day they drove- to Nashville to the teachers' Institute and returned home that night They all reported a good time and above all they were satisfied that the Hastings I high school surpassed any thing they saw at the Creek—During tbe month of Jan. there were only seven tardy marks. What school can beat that for one hundred and forty eight students.’ ■ Following are the real estate transfers for the week ending February 1. 1891. as [ taken from the books in tbe register’s office; Andrew Stevens to Eliza I-ee parcel MlddieI \l le 3100. . Williams Fruit Evaporator Co to G W Francis parcel Na*hvHie 11 COO. • . K Nbulu to Martin tiregun 23 ac sec 34 Rut| Und IMO. Robert Dinwiddle John Anders parcel Hope BUB. Mary Hendershott to Lizzie Hughes S ao sec 31 Irving S15>. LjMia West to Jas West parcel Maple Grove Tbe society connected with tbe Emman­ uel church will be entertained Thursday Lydia Culver to (> It Shaw jss ac sec 1 Thorn- , afternoon. Feb. mb. by Mesdames M. T. apple and iiarwl Yiuikoc Springs *5000. O^R J Law to Lydia Culver H ac arc « Rutland j Goodyear, N. Parker. J. Bush. Earl Brown, J. Hewes, N. Bailey, J. Rogers. Dr. Ida Freeman to Wm O Lowden 100 ac sec 10 Drake, F. Stebbins and , W. Chidester. Barry $8CO. ____________________ Supper at society rooms from five until seven. The firemen will give a ball In Union The C. L. S. C. will meet at tho home of ’ hall, Monday evening, Feb. 22. Good Miss Row Goodyear Saturday evening. music will be In attendance. Bill for dance only 75 eenta. Following Is the program: object to Hie enforcement or such a law. Just as vehemently as their sttorneys in Quotations concerning tbe Atlantic Ca­ congress objected to its enactment And ble. Leading facta of American History. the vigor of their opposition is now. as then. Intensified by the grow­ Miss Allie Can nom. Story of the Constitution, Mrs. Hoyt ing certainty that, once given op­ Domestic and Social life of tbe Colonists, portunity for foothold, and reasonable as­ Mrs. Fowler. National Agencies for Scientific Resurance* of being allowed to hold the mar­ । search (synopsis). Mrs. Hicks. ket without handicap of the acknowledged Critic, MIm Dooley. difference between wages here and abroad, Tho 11th anniversary of the birth of the American enterprise will repeat -in tin Y. P. S. C. E. was celebrated by the local plate manufacture the historyrof many society last Sunday evening In the Pres­ other Industries In which the see r of byterian church. The church was filled monopoly has been wrenched from trol wlthiepresentatlves from all tho various religious bodies In the city, the society of those who once fondly d 1 that being entirely undenominational. An ex­ liritain was to remain the worksho of the cellent program was rendered and the meeting was eminently successful. Tbe world, and that her capitalists were talti the privilege uf naming prices suit society is increasing In fayor and Interest, and good has bsen done and will be done their own notions of monopolistic fits, by means of it. Of course, neither tbe British ti plate ’ Tho friends of Rev. A. D. Grigsby nnd ■yndicste nor Ita representatives this Mrs. Grigsby are cordially Invited to the country are satisfied with the out! __ No donation at tho Presbyterian parsonage confidence is violated when |t Is admitted next Tuesday evening. that the supporters ot onr tariff law^ never , Usual services at, the Presbyterian church next Sunday. In the evening tbe expected that they would be satisfied. pastor will preach on tbs life and work ot Springer, of Illinois, chairman of the the eminent Baptist preacher, the eminent C. H. Spurgeon. house committee of ways and means, The Y. P. S. C. E. meets at the Presby­ which will have charge of tbe tariff bill, has aiteady stated what he proposes to da terian church next Sunday evening at six o’clock, and will be led by Miss Nona He will favor leaving the tariff practically Michael. as It Is, except on a few articles, from I The following are the cases on the cir­ which he would wholly remove lu One of these articles Is wool. If there Is any one cuit conrt calendar for the February term, which commences Monday: thing that seems utterly hateful to a free People vs. Frank Treat; violating liquor trader, it is wool. The woolen manufac­ law. For sentence. People vs. Eugene Wilcox; subornation turers have spoken and unanimously re­ of perjury. quested that the woolen Industry lie let People vs. James L. Wilcox; criminal alone. The wool growers through their I assault People vs. Henry Northrop; perjury. organizations have requested the same For sentence. thing. No one will be benefltted. It Isn’t People vs. James Seeley; Jail breaking. pretended that any one will be. Nor Is it For sentence. the purpose to benefit any one. It Is the People vs. James Culp; JaH breaking. j hope that this will be the entering wedge For sentence. People vsr^ames Scldmore; assault and to break down the whole tariff system. battery. People ys. Ed. Clemente; indecent ex­ Mr. Nledrighans, the great St. Louis posure of person. Manufacturer, was In Grand Rapids one People va. John Eggleston; appeal. day last week. In an Interview published People vs. Wm. H. Hutchins; obtaining In the Telegram Herald he stated that his goods under false pretense. People vs. Joaeph Robinson; selling li­ brother aud himself would In the spring quors to minors. For arraignment ■tart their tin plate mill, whleh would em­ People vs. Joaeph Robinson; selling li­ ploy over 300 bands. The Tayors, of quor to minors. For arraignment People va. John Strausbaugh; appeal. Philadelphia, will also extensively manu­ People vs. Am D. Rork; obtaining prop­ facture tin plate. Before the next presi­ erty by false pretense. dential election. It Is certain that several People vs. Ephraim Lucas; cruelty to thouaand men will be employed In tin animals; certiorari. Lewis Wood vs. Chas. Muon; trespass plate mills tn tbis country. Aud yet free traders are uapatrlotlc enough to kick on the case. Marv J._WUklM vs. John L. Broughton; ■gainst Uils vety thing. assumpsit A. D. Thomas ct al ys. John Campbell; Bly David Hill seews to have Grover assumpsit F. D. Denney vs. Middleville Mfg. Co; aad hta friend* on tbe run. He has beaten assumpsit ' them at every turn. It Is now Intimated Lewis Dietz vs. Jas. Davis; appeal. Grover will soon publicly declare that be M. V. Barker vs. L. A. Stratton et al; la not an aspirant for tbe democratic presl- assumpsit Olney Judson Grocery Co. va. W. H. deatial nomination, in other words he Chilson; replevin. mm that be Isn’t la IL * . Sarah Count vs. James Buchner and Donald Melxtay; errs pass on the case. Cnoemumn BUn<l nr> h« Mil r^n Ernest-------Morsels. Ewuna A. r„orto, »WW1. »«„ Having accepted a position with tbe Michigan Paper Co. at Plainwell, I shall be iu Prairieville only Saturday evenings I of each week, but shall continue the lum­ ber business. Tbe yard at Prairieville will be in charge of G. A. Biackman, at Milo, Martin Woodard, and Geo. Mosier at Cloverdale. Parties wanting priors on building estimates can write me at Plalnfcell or see me at Prairieville Saturday evenings. Any one desiring to pay their note or account will find them with G. A. Blackman. Yours truly, Pralrtevlllei, Jan, fl. 1892. ' ' G<MW' v«m of no m.1, Irvin*. lUrry county, Mich., known as the Mlles Engle farm. Soil good, 19 acres under good cul­ tivation. 50 acres good oak timber, seven miles from Hastings. Above firm will be sold cheap, and on very reasonable terms. For particulars enquire of W. J. Dibble. THAT’S WHAT WE SAT! THAT’S WHAT WE MEAN! HOW COME THIS? I bought the entire line of the well-known manufacturers—Clement, Bane & Co.— at an enormous reduction in price, exactly such as we state above. Thirty days ago yon could not have touched the line except at regular prices. But they offered us this great bargain, and we took 'em in. Saturday, Feb, 6th, We will place this line of CLOTHING ON SALE AT Less Than Manufacturers’ Prices Hastings, Mich. One thousand cords of good wood of all kinds ami all lengths, t I will pay the highest market price An cash or trade. ___ Dour Mvikjk. This is not talk. You can prove the truth of what we say. No expert knowledge of the clothing business is necessary to convince you that we are giving you bargains in the clothing line never before offered. Special Offer During this sale you may keep for five days any article you purchase at this sale, and if it is not satisfactory you may return it and get your money refunded. This is the largest single purchase of clothing ever made by a Barry county dealer, and will be the largest sale of clothing in the county’s history. HIS FIRST CAMPAIGN I in northern Georgia was a mission of war and destruc­ tion. His Second Campaign, Twenty years after* ends iu forgiveness for the first and a happy marriage. Read the particulars in OUR NEW SERIAL The story has many t^ra-1 matic situations and the inter-1 est never flags. COPUflGIHEDMIDmilSTRATED. I TERMS �■i +■ again, and having sold over 2,000 ladles hate last year shall endeavor to make it 4.000 thia, it good goods amt low prices will do It. At tbe Racket Pnix Smith. IVORY SOAP 99^ Pure. THE HUT 108 EVtlY niWHH. news. - CIRCULATION •* 77 quires. This week, Hereafter, rliangvs for advertisements must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to insure insertion In the issue of the week when brought. Suit Club. ® *" Suit Club. Lunn's Sult Club. Suit only costs SI.00. Suit Club, see Lunn. Everybody gets a suit A whole suit for SLUG. Invest a ¥1.00 for a suit One 'dollar takes the first suit. Suit for SI.00. . A great drawee. Inquire about the Sult Club of J. W. Lunn. Several from here listened te Mudjeska in the Rapids last evening. The home .of John Duffey, of Bowen’s Mills. burtKxi down last week. There an-124 state banks iu Michigan with a capital of 89.552,420. There are 4245 stockitoiders. The Grand iRaphh Steam J.auadry is un­ surpassed* for excellent wprk. Leave or­ ders with Gay Havens. Cyrus Wctoh. who was seqt to tiie In­ sane asylum at Kalamazoo from Middle­ ville, died tWe Sunday. Chas. H. Miller, the French orystal photograph artist, will remain lu the city • one week more ©ply at Ford's bole!. Grand Rapids. ' Sheriff Benham and Aim Scldmore toot a llttle:lrlp to Charlotte yleterday morning. The latter will stay there for the next 30 days at the expense ot (tot* county for as­ sault aad battery. ~ Why have inferior laundry work when by leaving ^our order with Guy Havens, you can here the best far less money. ■Orders leK before 10 o’clock Wednesday torenoon return following Saturday. Tho subscriber! desires to secure a good •farm to wosJt on ahares for a period of two •or three years. Can furnish good refer>;nees If desired. . Call on or address 1). B. Thorn, Priciacrdvllle, Barry euunty, Mich. J. W. Lana waa in Charlotte yeeterday Walter Wilkins la In Chicago thia week. Mrs. Allie Rock Rapids. is visiting iu Grand The One-Price Clothiers on Top as Usual. This an •ntl-molh mixture, which h at Will Chidealer returned from Detroit the same time an excellent perfumery: Friday. Pound to a powder, one ounce of cloves, Miss Ollie Grigsby went to Chicago caraway seeds, nutmeg, mace, cinnamon nnd Tooqutn beans, respectively, and na Thursday. much orris root as will equal the weight Mr. and Mrs. B. IL Rose were In Jackot the foregoing lugrailenu put together. sou Monday. Put In little bags amt place among your Jessie Jordan, ot Woodland, was in the clothes. city Monday. a story of most beastly and disgusting Johu Wickham, of Grand Rapids, was details concerning the actions ot seven here last wtek. young, we would like to.say, men. Is be­ Franc Nlms, of Lake Odessa, ing circulated. The detail* are unfit to appear hi print. We understand the seven the city Monday, are to be arrested. They should be: and Mr. and Mrs. Will Hams spent Sunday au example made of creatures in human In Vcrmuulvllle. shape so lost to manhood and doceacy as John Creasy, of Grand Rapids, tq vie the brute creation in bcastllnees. tiie city Thursday. . The oplril|nm of cholera now’ takes Its Mr. and Mrs. Ashley visited in Ver­ winter's rest. The bacilli of typhoid and diphtheria, the dlplococus of pneumonia. montville last week. tbe streptococcus of .erysipelas, tho virus Jaa. A. Sweezy made a business trip to of hydropliobla, and various micrococci are Kalamazoo la-t week. acting ■pretty tame. But the knock’em Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stebbins were in down, twist the legs, bl (’em between tbe eyes, ram at the now, froth at the mouth Kalamazoo Thursday. of the grippe. Is getting there Just the Ike Hendershott is recovering from a same. severe attack uf tiie grip. Wu have just got through invoicing and figuring up our last year s sales, ^°d®“d that we have sold more goods in the past year than any year since we came here. Aud this year opens with bright-prospects for our future. Forty-Two Thousand Dollars Worth of Clothing out of Is the amount we bought of a manufacturing howettat is going out orbusiness. (these goods are to be divided among our SIX STORES IN THE Bl A IE) at prices so lbw that no one ought miss buying a suit. THEY . ARE . GREAT. BARGAINS. Do not fail to see them. We lead: others follow. Our motto is ’ 'One Price to all. We do not rob Peter to pay Paul. . Yours respectfully, Col. Dodge, railroad promoter anti solic­ Fred Benfield, of Chicago, was in the itor, says that the money tit rnHtcrncapital­ city Monday on business. ists is pledged fur the Kalmnnaoe and Will Squires, of Big Rapids, spent Sun­ Hastings IL IL extension through Owosso. —Owomo Times. People here bcliece that day with Ike Hendershott the above news Is too good to lie true. Miss Sarnh Horton, of Muskegon, is Nothing could please them better than to visiting old triends in tbe city. imv the road extended to somewhere be­ Mrs. C. A. Roberts went to Kansas last yond Woodbury. The aurroundlngs of Woodbury are very romantic, but looking wo-k where she will make her future at It from a business standpoint the road home. could end in,a better planeMrs. Thomas, wife of one of Allegan's most prominent physicians, was In tiie Frank Tucker is filling a week’s engage-. inent in Union ball this week commencing city FridayMonday evening with "The Banker’s Mrs. M. L. Cook was called to Lake Daughter. ” changing plays nightly. Mr. Odessa Monday by tiie sickness of her Tucker has visited tills city several times uncle, Stephen HalghL and is very popular with all. His compa­ K. T. F. Dodds has purchased a mill in ny this year is stronger aud better than It has ever been before and the consequence Beaver Fails, Penn. His wife aud child is that he is greeted with good audiences. left for that city Monday. The best proof of his sucevM Is that he is enabled to visit the same eitles year after year and be greeeted with large audiences. Miss Minnie Cook is very sick with plurlsey in Montagm-, Mrs. Will Bowne is there attt-njling to her. The wid reliable grocery firm of Hams «Jt VanArman-are still ou the alert for something to add to 6he commercial growth and prosperity of our city. They have added to their large stock of staple and fancy groceries a department for the wholesaling of confectionary. We trust that this wove will secure not onljr the support of home merchants, but also of the dealer* ot general merchandise throughout the county. If a syHtomatlc effort lie made . we cau build up a jobbing trade in this city and make it ot financial advantage to outside dealers tu Dome here for their sup­ plies as ttw-y can save both time and freight last the good work go on. Mrs. Ferris, of Nashville, and Mrs. Olds, of Petoskey, visited Mrs. Simpson the fore part of the week. । C<rt»l<y. formerly a 'resident of rrcvntJJy died at his home iu Kan­ A Detroit physician, who makes quite a 00 yearn, leaving a wife ami seven specialty ot grip, thinks there are two to moan: his loss. . forms of the disease. "The mild form,” says he, "only lasts a few days and is not Chas. W..Miser has 100. acres of good land laying near. MltcheM. Dak., whrich he much worse than a bad cold. But the desires to trade tor la/id or property In Either and more malignant form U some­ thing terrible. There is a separate and Barry county. l< will pay you to see him. distinct microbe that produces grip and it Bert Kimble, facmerly of Carlton, was Is the presence of this microbe in large instantly killed by being run over Uy an numbers that makes it malignant Tbe express train in South Bend, Indiana. microbe is a small greenish speck, and Fordurther particular see Carlton curree- when viewed under a jnieroscope. seems to be ceislessly active. It is this activity pondence. Leave ypur order tor laundry work at that produces the numb, dreadful feeling Hotchkiss drug store, and it will be called .accompanying the more severe forms of fur an:! delivered by Guy Havens, agent itlie grip. The microbe was only recently for the American Mteuin laundry, of •discovered.’’ M. S. Rutland sas aged . children * $42,000 Fred Parker waa In Saranac Sunday. Thursday, Fdsruary 4th, x8gx LOCAL ■ PERSONAL MENTION. My barer ta New Tort writ™ nebe bu Hastings Banner. Howorth’s HI be rn lea. always a favorite tatre, entertained a good audience at Henry 1mr.II. Saturday evening. The views of cjttoa anti places of Interest In Ireland fkeve excellent paintings. Tbe • sunset” and ‘•moonlight” views on Hie Lakes uf Klllarney, and the representation uf n storm din the north con.-t were very good. The ludicrous and funny situations In the romeily of "Blunders.’’ were laughable. The cknracters were well sustained by specialists in their lines, with songe and daucua typical of the "ould sod.”—Rock­ ville Leader. The above company will give au entertainment in Union hall next Wednesday evening. There are 14 spec­ ialty artists, and a fine brass band and orchestra. Street parade at noon. This will be.the greatest year tor trottdng races the world has ever known The Sbarpsteea the photographer, of Grand western circuit, of which Grand Rapids is Rapids, extends a cordial Invitation to the a member, wilidiang up8750.GOG to purses. jieople of Hastings and vicinity to visit his The greatest amount ever put up before gallery in the Wonderly building. He is •was 9230,000. thoroughly vented In the latest methods photos*apby necessary for first A .physician suggests that doriaig the of work, and guarantees satis­ pravaluocu of throat and lung diseases It class would be a good plan tor persons whose faction. He takas all sires of pictures nnd bouscs-are heated .with furnaces, to put charges less titan Is often paid for work ills cabinet 'photos for ooe-half an ounce at carbolic acid la Hie much Inferior, water .pan of tiie furnace about once a 83.00 per dozen have won him more than a local reputation for they are really worth twice that money. Though a small deposit All learxjf an lee faciine has been abasla asked as a guarantee of good faith, yet doued. Enough Ice lias been put up iu your money will be returned if you are Michigan, aud will be during tbe balance not satisfied. He conducts bis business of-Lbe scaouu, to cool tiic^e states all next upon honor and only asks that you give summer. "Michigan Ice" is becoming as him a call at his gallery lu the Wonderly Specific a bnutd ns Boston baked beans or building. Grand Rapids. Cineiouatl lager. E. W. Morrill & Co., HASTINGS, MICH. GOING! Goods Must Go at Some Price! Not i or I off, but- Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Bush and Mr. aiid Mrs. R. G. French, of Mkldlevll|e, sp ent Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. Julius Russell. One-Half Off on Most of the Stock. -:- William Turner, late of England, re­ turned to bls home in Chicago Thursday after a short visit with Rev. A. D. Grigsby and family. . As they must go. Chester Messer and M. L. Cook were In Lansing Friday and left an order with Dan Soper for some, folding beds and Michigan Manuels. Hon. Dnnlel Striker attended the meet­ ing of the Supreme Council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons at Chi­ cago Thursday last. Tiie occasion was the conferring of the 33d degree upon Hon. Thos. W. Palmer, of Detroit, President of the World’s Fair and Columbian- Exposltion. It was a moat notable gathering, there being present 33d degree masons from all parts of the country. There were present 11 of the Scottish Rite masons of Michigan. From 4 to 8 an elaborate banquet in honor of the event was served. Enterprise. R. K. Grant is known as a hustler In the clothing trade, and yet his friends were hardly prepared to see him ■ take such a radical departure from the usual business methods of the trade In small towns as to do what he has done—purchase the entire line of the well known clothing manufac­ turers, Clement, Baue «fc Co. We are not surprised to read that dealers In large cities do this; but that a dealer in a place like Hawtings should do this Is a 'matter of moment. But such’ Is tbe con­ fidence of his friends in his business abil­ ity, that all knew there must be some very good reason for this course. A Bannkii representative went to Mr. Grant to leant what he could about the purchase. "1 simply couldn't help buying*’ said Mr. Grant. ’'When a dealer can buy goods at the wholesale price be is greatly gratified. But In this bargain I have made with Clement. Bane A- Co.. 1 not only bought below the Jobbers’ price but I bought the line to cheap that I can and will sell tbe goods at retail at or below the coat to manufacture." "Many may say ’That's wind,’ said Mr. Grant "All I ask,” he continued "is that people shall see the goods and the prices. Tliey will do tho talking. During tiie sale of these goods any purchaser cau take away for five days any article placed on sale, and If not satisfied with tiie goods and price, return the goods aud I will re­ fund their money. ' ' \ "Just look at that fine beaver overcoat It cost the manufacturer over 924. It commonly sells for 888. I will sell that overcoat for Sts. Here's a boy’s overcoat Any customer would expect lo pay 85 for It The price of tliat coat at this sale Is 81.80. Look at this pair of pants. Any dealer In the state would ask you 85 for them. They go at this sale for 82.25. Here’s another pair; there's 8 pair almost like it In ray stock that I have to sell at 84, aud then get only a moderate profit. This first fralr 1 will sell at SLUG. And so I might tell you of the enormous bargains I can give you ou all this line of clothing, In suits or parts of suits for men, boys and youths.” ••It will be the largest line of goods ever placed on sale In Barry county, and the prices are simply Irresistible. Thirty days ago, tire full jobbers’ price would have been exacted for any portion or all of this line. They are new goods, good goods, but were offered to me, as I say, at such a bargain that I felt I must buy. I know there will not be 10 per cent, of these goods In my store six weeks from to-day If the people will simply see them and tiie priws asked for them. I am giv­ ing customers, the deep cut In prices. They’ll say so themselves. 1 will mH for cash only on that accouuL” „In the history ot Barry county, no such opportunity, nor anything within 40 per cent ot It. was ever given to save money in tlio purchase of clothing,” said Mr. Grant In conclusion. lu conversation with C. E. B hl Inc re­ Good roads are a great benefit to a fann­ ing comuiuulty; they, by the time saved, cently, he informed us that he would soon shorten tbe dUtaace to markets, save wear leave this city for Dowagiac, to which and tear of Lbe vehicles, lu localities place bc-wRl moirand takes his string of where good roads are the rule farms are horses. His motive for leaving thia city more valuable, sud there is leu complaint is that the officers of the’ Agricultural so­ .that farming don’t pay. - ciety insist oc making a pasture ground of the fair ground, letting horses and cattle We are told that there is a "kid*’ poker ruo kxjse upon the track, spoiling It for room on Jetfe«ou street. Where is the the training of his horses and rendering city marshal that be Calls to see these accidents very liable, he himself meeting things? Uuless he shall show a Jlttle with one last year, which fortunately was mure attention to hia duties, it might be not a serious one. Mr. Bldlac Informed well Cor the city to trade him off for a* ns that last year tbe pasturing privileges basswood tobacco sign. on the fair ground amounted to 930, while Last evening about nine o'clock Harry, lie offered tbe society 320 If tbev would tiou of David Bowker, died of quick cou- iceep all stock off the ground. Thus for a aumptjem. brought on from an attack of tbe paltry little 90 be Is made to leave the city grip. Deceased was a very bright young and take his horses with him. He has man. aud last June graduated from the made the name ot Hasting* better known high school with honor. The funeral will abroad than all the men In the county to­ gether; he has been the means of bringing be field Saturday farenoun at 10 o'clock. many dollari to the city; has done more Barry county supervisors have never, so than any ocher man to. raise tiie apprecia­ far u we can learn, taken pay for com­ tion of good breeding of horses; in fact Is mittee work done at other times than dur­ recognized as an authority In his line. ing sessions. Judge Hooker, in the libel The people of Dowagiac appreciate that suit of J. W. Ewing vs. the Charlotte which the officers of the Agricultural so­ Republican, ruled that it was Illegal fur ciety lack, aud have offered him free of the board of supervisor* to vote or accept charge* the use of their elegant track, be­ pay for such work. sides Id line box stulls all heated with The McGibuey Family giro one of their steam and fixed up in first class style also concerts to a good sized audience in Union free of charge, together will* other privi­ hall Thursday evening. This Is a wonder­ leges. If Mr. Bldlac can be Induced to Kama aud rpvtdenee ful musical family and their entertain­ stay, and be says that be dislikes'to leave. c..Ltatta ireowur, .n AKrteul tu- < • •<SEh£ ments can always be counted.on as being ral that his itood^Sn '< Clara W. UdwImv, Prairieville, K2itejr- ^Mhville, good. They are popular with theater rai that hu mends will gladly come to i Maine Cozier. „ goers here, aud can always be assured of the rescue and contribute any reasonable amount * good attendance whenever they come. GOING! GOING! Come quick while the stock la large and complete. LOOK BELOW. z ' LOOK BELOW. PRICES TELL! ■ ■ | i PRICES TELL! PRICES TELL! Men’s heavy socks, 4 prs. for 25 cts. Men's wool socks. 3 prs. for 25 eta. Men’s pants worth $1.50 for 85 eta. Men’s t>ants worth $2.50 for $1.25. . Men's undershirts and drawers worth per suit 45 eta for 35 eta. Men's rubbers 82 eta. Women's rubbers 22 eta. . Look! Look! Ldok! Shoes! - , • g Shoes! Shoes! Men’s shoes. Congress and Bala, all syles, worth $6.00 for $4.00. “ “ “ ..................................... 4.50 “ 3.00. " ............................t................................ 3.50 “ 2.50. ...................................... ....... “ 3.00 '• 2.00. ...................................... ...... “ “ “ 2.00 “ 1.50. “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ 1.25 *.* .90, • . Women, Look! Women, Look! A . Women's Dongola Kid Button worth $4.50 for 2.25. “ ....................... “ 3.00 “ 2.00. “ “ “ ‘ “ 2.50 “ 1.50. “ “ “ * “ 2.00 “ 1.50. “ “ ■* <' “ 1.50 “ 1.00. And all Men's and Women’s Furnishing Goods, Men’s and Boys’ Boots, Boys’ and Children's Shoes, and alLRubber Goods must go as prices are no object. Money we want. Umbrellas worth $1.50 for 99c. Women’s Merino Vesta for 85c. DO NOT FORGET THE BANKRUPT STORE. _______ M. R. LA YTON^ 'Agt. FOR SALE. BETTER THAN QOLb. The Jas. Boss Watch Cases. Buy only the genuine. I keep a full stock at the L0WEJT PRICES, F. R. PANCOAST, THE JEWELER. vMy residence property on Jefferson street, this city. It has a frontage of 88 feet and a depth of 12 rods. This will cut up into two good residence fronts on Jefferson street Also two lots on corner of Creek and Walnut streets. Will sell these either with the Jefferson street lot or separately as de­ sired. Terms easy. Call on or address E. A. Ridik, Hastings, Micb. OLD RAGS! If you want to get a better price for old scrap than you do from peddlers, bring your old iron of all kinds, copper, xinc, lead, rubbers, rags and old carpets to the JUNK SHOP, Michigan ave, Opp. Roller Mill, Hastings, Mich. FOR SALEOR T2ABE At a Bargain. V0R SALE—A nice new Farm, Lots or Houses L house and 2| lots on Han­ over street Nice location, In City. and a convenient nice home. Will sell cheap and on easy f. pow: terms. Enquire of 0. A. Whitbight. hardware store. w. �oaa LESSON VI. FIRST QUARTER, W Borofulou* humor in the blood, ulcers, catarrh, and consumption, ■Th* for»n.o«t of ourp*H°dlcal,‘ NATIONAL SERIES, FEB- 7- WCifRI5T,AH'RriD' use Ayer’s Sarsaparilla centre or The moet economical, ■afe, speedy, and effective of all blood-purifiers. THOUGHT A3D action nr ■ the world. liluitrated proapectu« will b« MBt for 1. -Ho. „ «« Uut S, «u« r-. CHAPTER XtV. ‘ will euro you. effaceably upon hia memory And not leaa vivid waa the recollection of tbe mo­ menta in th« twiHght quiet of the clois­ tered court* when Zarifa and himself had stool alone together, and tire had ■poken with a confidence ao touching that it bad almost led him to a betrayal that he felt would be the depth of tolly. Then he bad walked Iretide her na aha made one ot tbe procemnou that followed .b.11 «.□. u, l.~l » • “■'““J""'° th. .ufferiuK" of h«r .VwI«h. That »bUl wtuenof bl~lt.» «o« fortb Irora Utuu tor .11 n«loo. d»#. f-f* SitwJtbl. 1. U>. ultimo. ™«>h of tbto eb.pur •»'! lu Pffto-H1 •PB»=“'o^ Maur, howarer, will !>«• “nlr • .nl.ndpwwpU ulmlo. for loBItlditol the rnort timely, the largrat and “‘•^tatrk.ii tllllsroUr "»<o me. the handsomest of the r«tlew» ,. tL.t which I. «ood.«ntl l« ~ * drU.bt lu«lf I” ■ AU ou'- *”"! efforta to obtain rlRbtw.it.n-. «.thf«Uon .r. Ilk. .pumllng Im •trruRth uni tnon.y tor nauRbt. But wliro w« turn lo Him who to Uw '"“““‘‘J rf lltonn.1 reo.lv. Him. thru w. bar.rt«ht Tbe three great grouj* pf subject* of tin toning year will be impartially and Inatruclively discuAMKl by the ablest^nters. • I. political Subject* growing out ot the 1 »re Hid entlal Campaign. H. Financial Disturbances here and abroad. III. Theological Purest- -with all the social get procotnpx-.* studies of great htmdred of the foremost ora and women of the «be world, world; because t><*an«e there I* only on* American periodica. Jur ■which all the great leaders of opinions aud of thoiurbt writ": and that is Tbe Forum. »• The .December numi*-r. for example, example, concon­ tain*: Degradation by Pension* -The Protest Protect of Loyal Volunteers. By Lieutenant Allen R. RVoltin • Foote. Founder of the Society of Loya) Volun-­ Victory lu Ma**»chu»ett4. by Gov. Win. E. Rnatx^l: French Feeling Towanl* Germany-Another CostUct aboat Aiiore-L-rraine inevitable, by Camille Prllrtan. Mender of the French Cham­ ber of Deputies; Should th- Silver Law of 1W ben-pealed? by 1L Schiff, -me trf the mnut' mmc««*ml and ' influential bankers In ; New York: I* M-xlcrn Education a Failure? by Frednc Harrl*»n. the great essayist: Unreg­ ulated Competition ScK-dcetrticttve. by Al(tp-r p. Walker Cbalrnum of the Western Traffic A-vioclaHou: Women's Club*—The V”ittnie and th* Value 6f Their Work, by Alice Rhine: A D»y wttb Lord Tennyson, by Effwln Arnold Ami five other articles. There are now iuiirogr*--* discusidous of Our Pen-ion System: Prison Management; The Training of Preachw*: TheLoul.-ana Lottery; The Next Step in th-Tariff AgUaUoc; Are Mod­ ern Educational Methods a Frdlun-’ BOtts. a copy. K a year. THE I'ORFM. Cti-ou Square New York No Other Mapioe io the World *ao fully and fairly proeou the opinion* of the lending writer* and-thlnlfe.-s oU al! quaatiuns ol public Interest a» The North American geveiw.—Boston Jour- CURE e°AM“lncline your ear and come unto me. hear and your aoul shall live.” Thus the prophet* were ever ptendlng with UraeL See the application to us in John, v, 84. .But the everlasting covenant and sure lucrclra of David are specially Jewish (Jer xxx, l>; x»xl. Ill Luke I. 82. ®). In the days uf the fulfillment of that covonaM we who are now true believer* in Christ shall be manifreUMi with Him in glory as Hi* body, joint ruiera with Him (Col. hi. 4 Rev. til, 2D. ifi t . 4. ••Behold, 1 have given Him fora wit­ ness to tbe people,a leadernnd commander to the proph- ” Who cau he W but tbe true David (Beloved). David’s greater son. (E^k. xxxiv. SJ. 34; xxxvll. 34. 83), the faithful nnd true witness (Ker. I, 6), the King of Israel (John I, 4(g xvili. 87). He is also the captain of our salvation, and tbe cap tain of the i!o*t*of the Ixnl. God Him­ self our captain (lleb. li, 10; Josh. v. M; II Cbron. xiii. 12). May our benrta say “My bird and my (tai.** A --Behold, thou shalt call a unlion that tboii -kunweet not, and nntlon* that knew not thee shall run unto thee becaaseof the Lord thy God.” A tiatimT.and nation* drawn to Gtxl through Israel. What cau the first lie bu!t that notion referred to by Jesus and PeO-rfMatli JOrt.43. I PM. II,#), even the churtb now being gathered out of all nations Aud the nation* mtiei be tho “nil nation*” Id miliruuial days who shall flow to isnu-l after the ghwy <d God is re 4Never was I more glad of anything my life," «>d Don Msarizio ’The whole matter baa proved to be exactly NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW U ewnUol to every American reader who York Sun mjts ut it: "The North American BrreiwQcat^titatiy Offers to the public a-progenuine id writers »nd topic* that excite the router c|td gratify the intellectual appetite. In thi* rfspect there is no other niampJne that approaches the North American Ifcvelw." It is neither n partisan nor sect-uian publi­ cation. but ALL SIDES OF ALL QUESTIONS In which InteUigent n-ailyra are interested are promptly dUcui«u-d in its pages, nnd facts and argument* arc presented with all the ability anJ logical force of the most eminent « rit^pr in the-worid Among contributors to early numbers will The Rt. Hon. W. E. Gladstone, His Etaiaencc. Cardinal GUAwms, Hon. David B. Hill. Hou. Thoe. B. Reed. Hon It. Q . Mills,, CoLH-G IngcreoU. An-hdeacnn Farrar. Pro-' fetter Ito lotto cun! and other distinguish- The Presidential Campaign. During the coming-year, the Revelw will be of special interest and value to every American voter, as it will Uy [before lu readers dlscunnlon* of tho imp ortant Issues nf the Presiden­ tial campaign by the recognized leaders iu the several political parties. 60 Conte a Number; 96.00 a Year. NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE. SICK " HEAD h^ssuisr^x^bS ACHE BUSINESS CARDS. H P g G S Tiie North American Reveiw, L 3 East 14th St.. New York. A PATRIOTIC WORK. tcctiia, aboald road the documents published printed, carefully edited and reliable Intoraa- »«y..-to. u» w.KK Pndre Francisco as. with accompanying gcolytub. with shining topers and •Ivor ! bell ami all the sweet and solemn state which the ritual prescribes, be Loro the holy Host to the dying man. And what a scene that was upon which they en­ tered? The huahed quiet, the kneeling forma and the radiance of lighted can­ dles centering about the bed where he lay who m the morning bad been a murderer in intent, and who now—oh, wonderful mystery of eternal lore and pardon I— was tn go forth ou his last ia 1 imagined." •Do yon mean." said Derwent, a little startled, “that it was really Fernandez who had the shooting done?” •Certainly.” tiie other answered. ’1 fitly called the Viaticum of the dying. —k.——— ----Zarifa knelt J nsI outmde the door of the never had any doubt of it He is not a room, shielded from observation alike man u» stop at triflea, that worthy Senor by ber black draperies am! by the dusk Fcrnnndea The opportunity waa ao Headache, yet Carter's Little x-tver PHle U® tempting to punish yon and throw the of tbe court; but a few minutes after the 1° OoaatipeMou. emtegaad 5*W odium of murder on Barrera. But bo communion, as tiie rw to go. Padre Francisco came out to ber ’He wishes overshot hia mark: hia instrument was | not zealous' enough in the first inatancc ! fear"-as tire shrank bsrk“what he and u little too zealous in the second. I He That ia always the difficulty in employ­ has to say will not distress you ing instruments. Hereafter 1 should ad­ begs you to come " acraTnrT-----------She could not refuse then. Derwent suffcr from thia dutniwlng complaint; butfortn* vise him to do his shooting himself." " . . ‘t — .f hcr&and thoM saw her gather herself together with a -But how waa it?” asked Derwent supreme effort and very quietly, though ••How did he arrange th® matter?** “Tbe snb<tnnee of the d:riug man's pale m* any statue, Rhe followed Padre confession is this.** said Don Maurizio: I Francisco fete the room. Ths young •He is a notorious desperado, a aemi- • man almost held his breath as be gazed outlaw, who if brigandage had not been at the picture which she made, standing lathe bane cf ao many Urns Uxat here ta where we make oar great boaat Our pills cure It while puuie so unpleasant aud dangerous to J beside the bed looking down with a face ° clrtcris Lull? Liver PUb'are wry email and all conceraed in it would have embraced ( which might have served a painter for ____ >.v. n.. fwn to!', niBUl3OM. that prufwBfm As it la. he la known I that of th® Mother of Mercy upon the a ncy sro Minciiy ““ — —— pun:-, but by tbdr ^ntio action ptaratil to have been concerned m many crimes. : worn, brown countenance out of which me them. larUlsat 25c<u-j : firafcrSL Sow He is a cousin of the ranchero at whose j the dark eyes shone with a calm and by dru.cjUta every*here, or ik- nt by malL house you spent the night, and chanced | solemn gaze, the gaze of a man, whose CARTEH MEDICINE CO.. New YOrtti to be there ou that occasion; although it ■ regard is fixed upon eternity rather than SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE Hl. ID • is not likely that you .jaw him. Fernan­ upon time. 6 -Seek ye the l»rd while He may bo des did, however, sud probably his idea •Senorita.' he said..so- low that she found, call yr upon Him while He Huuur.” ' The prophet!now turns from the future flashed upon him at the sight of such an stooped to hear him. yet so clear that glory to thuipreseut, in which he lived, instrument. The man says that he told Derwent, leaning against the door, beard urging an inirnmliute turning to God with him guardedly, but m language suffi­ every word. “I have asked yon to come A. & C. 11. BARBER ibe avhole heart that mj they might, in ciently clear to be understood! that you that I may thank you fur saving me . Physicians and Surgeons. Calk lu city or county responded to with dirjanally at.least, make sure of the glory carried money, and that he waa at lib­ from the crime 1 should have com­ of the kingdom. erty to ahoot and rob you. He was kind mitted thia morning promptness, day or night. (.know that you T. “Ijet theiwlckeid forsake his way, and enough to remark that it waa not neces­ are kimfand gentle; 1 have thought that the unrighteous tuan his tbouglitk and let ILLIAM O. LOWDEN. him return unto the Lotti.** The encour­ sary to kill you outright, although if you might be sorry; and 1 wish to tell Lawyer.agement iu do ao w»* the mercy and '■such an accident occurred he would not you that it is writ! for me that 1 am here. Office over Julius Russell’s store, State abundant paidon awaiting any who wouid deplore it Tiiat accounts for tne fact I have been n very wicked man—my soul street. Hastings, Mich. return.' So it I* today. that when the robber found yon aense- is stained with many crimes—and it is 8. “Fur nw thoughts are not yonr 1ms be dragged you t>ack into the road likelf that 1 should hare died as 1 have thought. tiJther nrv yonr ways tny ways, A. SHELDON, and left you alive. Had you been con­ lived had you not brought me here, to • Abstract and Real Estate Office. ualth the l-usd.” How worse than foolish, scious be would no doubt hare killed make my [*aoe with God. It is more then, to fol id iv our own ways or indulge in Abstract Block.HnstiUffa. you." Money to lo-vn on Heal Estate Real Estate sold on eomntlsslon. General con«vane leg. our own thoughts; rather let us be filled . ‘How could Fernandez be sure that 1 •enoritn. Thank God when yon think davlng a complete set of Abstract ltook«. com­ with God's thoughts as given us in. His piled from the Records, can furnish complnlc word, and MMuur thoughts shall be crowded would give him an opportunity, by fall­ of me, and pray for my poor souL" 1 tracts'. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. out (J«r. xxix,-H;' 1*h- xlix, II. Mle ing behind the rest of tbe party?*' ‘So long as 1 live." she answered very iv. 12; II Cor. x, S). See the fully of our ••He reckoned, it is to be supposed, on gently. “1 shall pray for yon, and 1 shall P. DRAKE. M. D„ thoughts In tne wise uf Abram, nnd of the coolness between himself and you. have tho holy sacrifice offered for the Nnnniau (Gan. xx, II; 11 King*, v, 11). and on the fact that you could not talk repose of your soul." • Office over Holloway'» drug store. p, “For as the heaven* are higher than ‘•It is mure than 1 deserve." he reOffice hours from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone con the earth. mJ are my way* higher than your to Aranda or the uiozoa A man in such nectlng with reaideuce. at HoUcwara drui way*, nnd I my thoughts- titan your a case generally rides alone aud is easily peated’Vgaiu. “Tell tho seuor whom I store. thoughts." 'Die lx>rd kuowetb the left behind. He told this poor tool of tried . to kill that I thank God for pre­ thoughts olinum that they are vanity, for his—whose name, by tbe way. is Lopez serving him. ara^ I beg his forgiven*!*! M. FOWLER.D.D. S. the wisdom of this world is foolishness —that if he. Fernandez, were with you with n!l my heart. I hare told the padre with God IPs. xciv. Il; 1 Cor. Hi. 19. 90). no harm was to ne done, but if be found Office hours 8 a m. to 5 p. ni. But the thought* of the tard they shall you alone he might do what he pleased.” where his watch can be found, but the money, alas! is spent and gone.” come tn pit4*.And Hix purposes shall stand W. LOWRY, M. D., “Tbe scoundrel!” said Derwent be­ “Tell him." said l>-rwedL when this (Isa. xlv. 24) Tbe thoughts of the church • Physician and Surgeon. tween his teeth. “That meant that if Makes a specialty of treating diseases of the of today art? that by the preaching of tho he found me a pliant loo! I should be was translated, “that I/forgive him heartily, and that he need not trouble EYE and EAR and the nrrsen-ation of vialob Gos;>el she! is to convert the world; but Gt XSjfcgy Qnic“ SPKCTACI.ES and eye God's thoughts are that the church being spared. He offered me the mine, with about the money I hope that God may Office and residence on Broadway, near Court gathered o0t, Israel >h«H lx? ns a nation many plausible explanations again that pardon him all his offenses against him House. Hastings. Mich. converted, and they shall fill thecArth with day. nnd 1 again refused iL Then be as freely an 1 pardon those be has corathe knowledge of the laord (Rom. xl. 12. left me to the fate he had prepared—the mitted against me." MITH A COLGROVE, 13,35.98). ' infamous scoundrel!” "He is good." said the dying man when 10. “For las the rain .cometh down, nnd Lawyers. '‘Certainly au infamous scoundrel." these words were repeated. “Senorita, (Office tn Union block, Hastings.) the snow, from Heaven, am! reriirneth not snid Don ^Maurizio -He left you coolly Practice is all thacourts of tbe slate. there tn but one thing more. My poor thither.” <in Reel. I, 7, we learn that tho to your fate, and when be found after ­ rain having descended nnd filled the rivers wife and children—if 1 could think that * E. KKNASTON, which rnnj intothesea. does ascend again ward that things were not going very yon would care for them"-----LA.. 'Attorney at Law, and so codtimtea to do; but the teaching smoothly from his point of view, that Doua Zarifa placed her slender white (Over J. 8. Goodvear a Co.'a store.) here is thiit nothing God does is done In you had found a powerful friend—for I Fracticesln all courtsof the State. Collection! hand upon bh u one who makes a sol­ vain. I may say that of myself-and that in­ promptly attending to. 11. "So shall tny word be; it shall not re­ quiry was growing hot upon his tracks, emn covenant. "Be rare of iL" Rhe said. ”1 will bring El B. TBOIERMAS. Himawlblc Phy turn unto mo void; but It shall accomplish he met oue day the man whom he had that which I please.” His word is as the them here. I will see that they do aot v . i slcian ant! Surgeon. rain (Deuu xxxii, 2). It will always ao- tempted to put his life in jeopardy, and want, and that your children have the (Office over Lathrop’s drug store.) tannted him with having done bis work complish bis pleasure. Influence, that alone will save them from 12. "For yo shall go out with joy and be so badly, with having spared your life. AW. HEAL ESTATE ANDCOLI.ECT“J00”P<wr brother, led forth With peace, nnd nil tho trees of You should have remembered,’ he said IXG OFFICE W tho Hehl shall dap their hands." The to him, -that dead men never tell any be satisfied of this. Seel to make you Pai.uxbtox A Smith, preacher who now goes forth ts to expect tales.’ It is not likely that he meant by very certain. 1 will promise on the image WoodlamL Mich. the hatred nod opposition of tbe world this that the work should still be done of our Lord." C. S. Falmebton. J. M. Smith. (John xv.j JO: xvi, 2) nn<l\ that only a por fro® hU brooal * lender eraNotary Public. Justice of thfc Peace.■ tion of tha need sown will benr frult(Luko, in h more satisfactory manner; but ao Lopez took it He fancied that it might Cifix which the priest had laid there after ’ ylii, 11-15), and that hypocrites and true the lasvsacrament*, and lifted R to ber be safer for himself if y oa were ourof believers will go on side by side until the He UpR. Then she touched it very tenderly harvest; many followers of the devil will the way, and the result was simple Hulookml « bur hj be fotxa<[ In the so cnlletl church, and hung about the hacienda, discovered preachera will preach everything but the, that you were in the habit of visiting ■ool In hi, «ym. »u<l with a tout effort or Gospel (.Math rill. 90-10) But in , the caaada-a place that weemed made strength took the hand which laid the time of hrad’a great misskm things shall for his purpoee-and watched for you Sat'aUo”’™'1 DP0D hi5 h“rt' “* bo very different, for God’s spirit shall there with th® intention of putting™ be poured out noon all flesh (Joel 11.28,32) It ..MMd to D,rw,nt. aa Im uat to 'hia 1.1 "And it shall Imj to tho Ixmi for a' know” l'ernMndex' Uants- The rest we own room, aomowhat worn out hr tbtao name, for an everlasting sign that shall not be cut off.” The Mrsxlah shall then <4^? **’". “lfl Derweat- “W4 know that earring rocnoa that the tout wa> Uk. tbu have come no more to die. Israel shall be to W.pa^ * “cr*n»”‘- Could to> over establlshetl in her own land, no more to be iorg« the eipmmlou wUch P®*“’rhr- h« knowsi 1 nra plucked up, nor thrown down. The curse ' S 25!°n*ortbyof be’na oved “*» UM rogardmt the heantitol ^d sliall be removed from the earth nnd God tondcr too, abova him? Aud could ho in such a ma nn er. ®v‘,ry*vb’»re glorlHai (Jer. xxxl. 40. Amon Thmk. then, of poor Bamra " —<•* IXJS; Exek. xxxdi. 94-28; Rev. xxil, 1-fl) l,Xlk "riU1 which Zarifa I Thorns ami thistle* were to l» the visible th' crncil11 to hor lips to and The success of this Great Cough Cure is wX °fw! COr* *ipon th® carth ,(ien- HL wpl-anj know how X her promise to the dying criminal? “She without a parallel in the history of medicine, S’ ft " o n m,r £mri0“’' «««• the crown *Tir “d.“”■« «> vdl“" onr Mnicn, ztil draggtsis are authorized to tell it on a pos­ tion^h^h^ ’4’4,r‘’TJ forlh»w‘‘olt-crea­ to I‘u™**1 o,Klor»'lon which made itive guarantee, a test that do other cure can «uc- tion which was made subject co van I tv but in”°X “ 11 With «r». I nt ubo h a, far above m,. M f„ c,. toub »ut.j«et«l th. uiu. I, I,up,. ,ud ,hll ^XXm"^’vw:r“lP‘lso,0o^■ placing a Sample Bottle Free into every borne ttou£l.H,rW’ "" lt>orra I, m the United States and Canada. If you have “« •“> *nd hogan to a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for pace to and fro. toying to hitnaclf that it will cure you. If your child has the Croup, bo mnal leave Miraflorw, that it waa or Whooping Cot^h, use it promptly, and relief is sure. If you dread that insidious dueasc 'arhlu> ™oaln longw and Consumption, use it. Ask your Draggiil for ^attain the eapremton of U» feeling SHILOH’S CURE, Price to ct*., w eta. and 7“ b«Toad bi, c<Sr^ "MX tai n ” p l> ™'tl.oo. •’ If your Lunga are sore or Back lame, 1 dotted ber use ShHoh's Porous iTaster, Price 35 cu. him in many way* PwiJh',n ?pon W THE - u the .tout of tto *»r 'rto’ milk without momr «»d wltlwut prtok In ruw. is «t«I l« of Ute cb.pwr «• S^Twmmtor of U. bl—do-U- H as Cured Others SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. lhwh&2? °r err,, fragrance aud iowlifau n°l Qto tbe Vl.H lull “ IT Hh. mrrUt ■ : » toM *■ Mr tutor wonld only aatoGK the highest for an alliance for het? H® is right. Yet where can any one be found who l« worthy of her? Uh. my beautiful princem with tiie for scrofula let Uln know that if ha »ay path | will shoot him like a °Ot Cr°* ‘he °.her dgniflamUy. von «-nn DRth-aaW a»<1 if al <KXa. of a dovw. one man. who haa nothing to offer you but the paaaionate homage of hi® heart would thank God if b® might only dir to rarv® yoar Prenently b< rat down again wearily In hia chair. Tb® lassitude that follow-; extreme amotion overpowered him. And then it wm that he saw tabla a letter which had been placadAhc-ro dur­ ing hi® Mbwsnce. He took it tip with gome awakening of interest, for it was nddreesed in bw mother's handwriting. •It is probably an answer to the account of my accident." ire Cnooght a* he broko the seal. “And I have not given a thongbt to her anxiety What a wlfish being I am!’ (t proved to be what haimagined. His mother tun) jn»t received the news of his wound, and tire first page* cf her letter were almost hysterical in their dutractcd anxiety “I knew Hunt somethin;,- or this kind would befall yon." she Wrote. •J was sure of il when yun uhristed upon going to ’ that savage and dangerous country! i have not had an hour's re­ spite from anxiety since you left, and when I received your letter saying that you were going into tire mountnu.s to look for mines—and what con yon want > with mines?—1 said to Sibyl: ‘He Will i zimply I* killed. I am sure of it So the news that you bare been shot is an awful shock to me. indeed, bnt no aurprise. Under thecircumstan'-es tsnpjKEu it will hardly surprise you that I am nuw making preparations to go to Mexico It is a'terrible jonrney to nndertnk<-. bnt I cannot stay here to think <>f yon wounded, ill. dying, perhaps, gn aunts rade Mexican honAe—for Mtbough yon say that you are in acomfortabi • ; ...c# I fear that you aay so only to relieve fny mint! —without attendance or.care [ shall start as soon as possible, and ’ravel uight and day until I reach you. I will go first to the City of Mexico, and from there 1 will set out to find you wherever you may be. Sibyl will accompany ma My own daughter could not be more sympathetic and tender. She comforted me when I w^a prostrated by the shock, and it waa she who suggested the jour­ ney t» Mexico. Without her 1 could never attempt it-, but she is to strong, so courageous, that she keeps me up. nnd she ia making all the preparm .>uis for our departure while 1 am writing." It ia to be feared that when Derwent laid down this letter he uttered as ejac­ ulation which was not very expressive of gratitude toward. Miss Lenox Few things could have annoyed turn more than such a resolution os this vn his mother’s part, and as. if her own pres­ ence in Mexico wouid uot be enough of an embarrassment to him she must be accompanied by the person whom of >11 others he most disliked to meet "Poor Sybil!" he thought, with a (hri|l of com­ punction, “she does not de**.-ve such thoughts from me: when any one it associated with most painful memory how is it poraiblo to avoid shrinking ’ ’ from her? One thing nt least «certain, this cuts abort any poraible n decision on my part But for this 1 in Slit hart found it hard to tear myself f um Mir. floras, but now the matter is nlren ent of my bands I must leave w t ■ tomorrow “ COXTIXUEU authorize onr advertized trt to sell Dr. King'* Nev Discover for ?onlids sumption, coughs ind enliB. ttpon . condition. If you are aflli<-i> d i cough, cold or any lunz. tho •'! trouble, and will Um- thi.-. ivn.<-.: m directcd, gh Ing It a fair trial, auu ci]»-iii-nie no benefiL you may tvturn the Kittle “ and havi? your money refund**!. Wf could not make this offer did we not know that Dr. King's New Discovery could Im- rclW ou. It never dirappoint'. T<in( .Igdtlrt free at W. il. Goodyear'a drug 'tore. Large size 50c and SLUO. Since its first Introduction. Electric Bitters has gained rapidly In jaspular favor, until nuw it is clearlj in ifw lead among pure medical tonics and i alieraUrt® —containing nuihlng which i’ermits it* use as a beverage or inlox.e^nt. it 1* recognized as the best and ptirrat tmtiWae for all aliments of Mutnach iivtr or kldaeys. It will cure sick h«-aan<ht- in­ digestion, constipation, and dr|v<- ualarta from tbe system. Satisfaction guaranteed with each buttle or the inoney will be re­ funded. Price only 50e per Kdtle. Sold by H. Goodyear. flie best salve in the world forenta, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rlieutn. fever sons, tetter, chapped hand*. ctiliblaiM, corns, and all skin eruption*, and i>ositively cures plies or no pay reqffinih Itw guaranteed to give perfect •..ttiMr h n. or money refunded. Price 25 e< nt* per boxFor sale by W. 11. Goodyent. the drugfiat A school boy In Wayne was so ‘t-verely kicked and pounded that III* life was des­ pal ml of for borne time, but lie «o* sn’ttB likely U» recover. Emiaent phyafclans everywhere r. -oinmccd Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral a* the jaMt rdiaMj remedy that can be had for ro’ds; rough*-. M* all pulmonary disorders. A*k your .irutfM for AyeFs almanac. It Is the bert rr.hlleaU® of its kind, ud ful| of Inforw.v’un WOBTB a OOZWEA 1 BOX/ pWFW PAINLESS-EFFECTUAL -FOR, BILIOUS & NERVOUS MBORDERS, >k j. Chau. Htn®> tyJBtoiches 0"^* �WE WRONGED HER.! Hn€„rU,|d Mr lhu „ w once of views rdlscurd uhoulrtbupcrveno aftti the retd let of tho judge of Valparaiso Mteb vmii Yearns witnavareai yearn would yield to* arMtradoo. The O.lr I nup I undersigned hastenc I to declare that h-would XbV.A-’ V l-M XXiXlV. ---------------rihili Voarns u/ith a firpat Yparn tor vur i_u vc. for whlcb THE LAW IS GOOD And Lottery Matter Cannot go in the Mails. I son the government of Cblli (levin* that tbs ---------- ;----- . BO DECII13 THE SUPREME OOUBT. ALEmBTHATOAMERATHESLATI --------------I difference of yirwa which It may have with tii* _----------------------------------------------------- . gnvermucnt'of the United States cuucernina Breathing au Undying Afreetloi^ftxr the iacident ot the Baltimore. American People and Government— Bll.nt Point, of the Jteply to Th aS VI- Gov. Boyd, also. Declared a Citizen of tbe —4— UNCLE SAM MAY NAME THE COURT. Proposition that Look* Broad Enough There is thurefore submitted to the honor able xecreury of state of tbe deportment ot foreign turuiKu relations .Tuatiuas of t^i Washington, n ubuibkiuu, the uw uwq,uadtaignaWashington, Jan. 2D.—The reply of tiou of either the aupremv court ef justice ol Chili to the United States ultimatum the United States, or a tribunal of ar Itration to determine the reparation which Chill may was Mint to congrew yesterday with n mes­ have to mako for that lamentable occurrence. sage frqm the president in which, briefly, As for the dispatch addressed under date ot he says that the response of Chili to the the] I th of December to tbo Chilian ml atetot note,of Jan. 21—the “ultimatum”—with­ in Washington by the minister of foreign retetlooM ofthe pro visional government, tho un­ draws with acceptable expressions of re­ dersigned submits that there oottld.not be on gret Matta’s offensive note of the 11th ul­ the part of tho government of Chill any oftimo, aud is generally in taich a friendly feuse intended to the government of the United and conciliatory tone that be believes that State*, with which it desires erer to cultivate the most friendly relations, consequently the the difficulty can be arranged by the usual* undersigned deplores that In that telegram methods and without special powers from them were employed, through an error oi congress. He closes with an expression of Judgment, the exprwadoE* which arc offeuslvt in the Judgment of your government. gratification at the general support given the government by congress gnd the peo­ Declaring, in fulfillment of a high duty ot ple, which is an illustration of their unity courtesy and sincerity toward a friendly na lion, that the government of Chili alwolatcly and patriotism. • withdraws tbe wituurawa the hold udd i-xpn-« expraaions, itnw. the tho under* underPoint, from Chill’s Reply. ii—-t—-u signed trusts that this frank and explicit dec­ Pereira s rcpl> to the ultimatum begins Uratitm. which confirms that which had alWith a summary of said ultimatum, tn-; rwuiy been made to the bonurabln recrotnry ol eluding the important demands made and state in Washington, will entry to tho mind oi rea^Ito., on Chill1!* toon, tbvreln, the : “'’"T"’"“I " “t , , .... , । govern ruvut, that tbo people and summary being very full and complete, । government of Chill far from entertainand then goes on to regret that the United I Ing a feeling of hostility has the lively r*mllauv. to huj»t tb«t th, V.*»- ‘‘'’l1'1,* ninUunUil. u» f-«l ana -un.!.! ztujit__ cordial relations which, up lo theprwwnt time, nuso autrage wns an exhibition of Chilian , vx}Bt iwiwvenjhc two cviiutrie»-a declaration anixnonity to the A-ierievn flag and ; which ta made without reservation in onlet uniform, nnd says that it could not be so, • H may receive suah publicity as yum as the people at Chili have always esteem- ' government "* may deem sultaldc. ed and respected that flag and uniform since they had figured honorably in the struggle thnt gave Chili independence. The riot at Valparaiso, tbe reply says, took place Ina very “shady" part ofthe City, and it would be impossible to prove tho real cause. It goes on to say then: The undersigned admits that the occurrence afOct. 1« wsh of greater gravity than those which usually occur in thesanw district-be­ tween tho sailors who frequent It. and the fact of knowing that two dcatlis have resulted from It among tho sixteen wounded men of tho Bal­ timore has suffirt-.I to give it an oxtrnordlnnry character, nnd to Induce the government of Chili to hasten to adopt the menstire* neces­ sary to dbCow and punish tho guilty parties, to offer iu due time. If there should lx- ground for ho doing, such roparatiou as might bo due. The preliminary .examination wire commenced on the morning wLl<*hfo'.l*>iye<yhcuightnf tho conflict, srnne days before you presented your complaint, but Hie Investigation could not be finished with tbe rapidity.that tho government of Chill dt-irod, because the rales of procedure In criminal matters which are cs-tablished by our law-, are of slow application, and ft was not po-sible for tho president of tho republic to modify or act them mdde. The delay i> catrying on this fnveatlgatlon has been Inevitable, says the reply but, In view i>f your communication, and consid­ ering that, up to <l»te it has lMM.n inipo^iblo for the trtei Initiated by tbe Judgcof the crimi­ nal court of Vali>arni»> to b,ya<x-idcd. tbe undewigneil n-gurdslt-ro> his doty to deciare onco more tliat the government of Chill laments the • occurrence <if Oct. IU. aud by way of shrnving the sincerity of hi* feeling and confidence which btsbas la the ja-tice of hte cause, he de­ clares hte wtllli:gne»r not to await tbe declslan of the examining Judge, and propoeus to the United State* gvvehnment that the case be sub­ mitted to the con«i<leration of the supreme court at Washington, to the end that that high tribunal, with its 'carping and impartiality, may determine without appeal whether there is any ground tor r<-)iaratlon. nnd in what shape it should be made) In reference to the charge that the Val­ paraiso authorities wwu derelict in their duties on the day of the riot Pereira gtatcM thnttiiej’ sent every inan they could ob­ . tain, and that a <lox«n of the Baltimore sailors testilivil that the object of the |«olice in arresting them teas to shelter them •from any attempt nt attack by the excited people. . The umlerslgned thinks that the action of tho police in this matter should be considered with dueallswance fur the civil war which hail recently Imkq brought to a <;loee. Tin- testy waa not yet |irt>)«ly organized, nor did it have the force that wu* required tat ptii down n <ifsor>l«:r of soah proportions in a short time. WHAT WAS SAID TO ITALY. . toltuntlon In Chili. Pereira then proceeds as follows: In tills couxwctloult is proper to recall tiie words n.-.cd by tiu> liouorable secretary <rf state, Wnrtliington, io bis note addressed to tin- Mar­ quis lmperi.ili.snd bearing data nf May 21.11W1: “Tliero is no Bownincnt, however civilized it may be. however ureal may be the vtgUanes displayed by Hs jialicc. however ‘ severe ita criminal code may be. and however spemly ami Inflexible may lie ita ailmlnislration uf lav.tboZ can guarantee Iw own citizens against vio­ lence growing out of individual mallee or a su>ldea tumult.” This was precisely tiie sitaation of the lulmlnirtrntioii authorities at Valpari o on the occasion oi . the uccurence which took place in October. Tiie Egan Matter Postponed. SALUTE It I» Not TO_THE FLAG. Demanded of Chill by ]the WASntXGTON,- Feb. 1.—Tbe foUojving is the reply.'latelJnn. 30InsU, tent by Sec­ retary Blaine to the Chilean government’s note of npology of the 25tli Inst: NATIOh'L LEGISLATURE. Country's Good. Washington, Jon. 28.—In tiie senate yesterday Morgan introduced a resolution impairing why China had declined to re­ ceive Blair os American minister to that' country, his idea being that China bad no right to decline because Blair had made auti-Chinese speeches. Adopted. Cullom Introduced a bill to “get around” the su­ preme court depbiion that witnesses could not be farced to give testimony incriminat­ ing thenwlves. The La Abra discussion was contlnuetL Hatch introduced a bill in the house giving a state power lo Enforce its laws agninst oleomargarine imported into tho %tate the same as if it had been manufact­ ured. there. The rest of the day w&sdevulvd tirdlscussion of the new rules. Washington, Jan. 2».—In tho senate yesterday Hale moda a long speech in favor of reciprocity, and showing how far it has been successful in its object and what was to b<expecteti of it. Vanee said the Hjieech was a ' good argument for free trade. The La Abra bill took up tho rest of tho session and the senate ndjoiined to Monday. During the session a message from the president on the Chilian embroglio, declaring that Chili had made satisfaetpry explanation, and that the help of congress was no longer necessary, together with the latest correspondence, wns receiv­ ed, read and referred. The hcuse finished the general debate on the new rules, and adjourned out of re­ spect to the memory of the Late Represen­ tative Spinola. The president’s message aud correspondence sent therewith to con­ gress was read. Continuing the court the says: It is inshted that tbs express powers of con­ gress are limited In their exercise to tho object for which they were entrusted, and that In order to justify congress In exercising any in­ cidental or implied jwweni to carry into effect ita express authority it mtirt appear that there is some relation between tho mean# employed and the legitimate end. This is true, but while Washington, Jan. 30.—The house spent die legitimate end of tho exercise of the power In qumtion is to furnish mail facilities for tbo all ot yesterday's seralon in discussing the people of the United State*. It Is also true that repert of the committee on rules. The mail facilities are not required to be furnished only action taken was the rejection ot for every purpose. mneuilments proposing to place the appro­ priations for the District of Columbia in, The states before the Union was formed could establish post offices and post roads and charge of the committee on the District of la doing so could bring into play tho ixdire Columbia, and the appropriations for the power in the protection of their citiiens from Mississippi river iu charge of the commit­ the use of tho means -no pgovidod fur purpose* tee on levees of the Mississippi river. Tho supixMcd to exert n demoralizing Influence discussion took a wide range, nnd upon ttw people. When tte' power to establish about every issue ot tho day was dis- 1 post offices and jxwt route wuh surrendered to cussed. the congress it was a compjeto power, nnd jtho Washington, Feb. 1.—A resolution wm grant carried with it the right to excrete* nil the powcni which uiado that power effective. agreed to Saturday in the house for au in- j vestigation of the charges uf high crimes nnd misdemeanors against Judge Boar-1 tween mala prohibit* and mala In so. and that ctmgrcm might forbid the use'of the mails man, western district of Louisiana. After j in promotion of such acta as are universally sparring lietwecn Ri-ed and Bland the , regarded as mala In sc. including all «ucb regular order was demanded, but that de-1 crimes as murder, arson, burglary, etc., and numd was disapproved and the continua­ the offense of circulating obm-cne books and tion of the debate on the rules was postpajxsrs, but cannot do so tn respect of other Itaned, the house listening to eulogies on matun-H which it might regard as criminal or immoral, but which It has no power Itself to’ the late Representative Houk, of Tennes­ prohibit, involves a concession which is fatal see, nnd adjourning as a further murk of to the contention ot tho petitioners, tinco it respect. would la,/or congress to determine what are Washington, Felt S.—After some unwithin nnd what without the rule: but we inqiortanl routine business yesterday in think there is no room for such a distiuctlou here, und that it must be left to congress in the the senate Palmer introduced a bill to deexercise of its discretion to determine in what vnlop nnd facilitate interstate commerce ; manner It will exercise Its power. in tiie states and territories drained by the । Mississippi river. A bill wm passed to re- j —Uu« imbune Xcnula’elllum (or (b<- rzpnm mnu .v.. r. “I am directed by the president to ac­ autu of the press. I he < .rculation of newsfm • q., pent I* not prohihithd. but the government de- , }*“• . Providing tor thi. refunding to knowledge the . receipt of Senor Pereira’s dines itself to Iwomr an agent In thocircula- Mexico ot the unexpended luttancra ofthe dispatch of tho 25th instant. It has been Hun of printed matter which it regards as 1-“ Abra and Weil claim awards were communicated to congrcM, and ban given Injurious to the people.' Tiw freedom of com- i [msactl. In the house bills were Introduced to regreat ph'iisure to the people of tho United mnnicatlon Is not abridged within the intent States and the executive dtiimrtment, and and meaning of the cunrtitutiunal provisions, I moVe the di.sabilitk-s of cx-Confuderates unle-i pingnwa I- abwlutdy destitute of any ho jiare enlisted in the United States it restores the correspondence between the ! — n «. Mricu.two republics to a bash of cordially, and ■ - ■ ■ ----- - —— ; tore (Sirapoon). The report of the rules makes* os he believes, a full and honorable wist In tho disM'inlnation ot matters con- ' committee occupied the balance of the dcnincd by its judgment through tbe gurentadjustment of all unsettled matters easily Uicntal agenclce which it controls. (Lay. An attempt. to strike out the pro­ attainable. . . vision making the rei>ort of the rules com­ mittee a privileged question was voted THE CASE OF GOVERNOR BOYD. down. This is the unti-filllmater provision. “The president notes with gratification Ie Is Declared a Citizen and the Proper Arnol4 of Missouri introduced n resolu­ the expressions of regret for and condem­ tion nskiug the recall of Minister Egan nation ofthe assault upon the sailors of Washington, Feb. 2.—The decision of from ChilL«, the Baltimore offered by Senor Pereira, the supreme court in the case of James F. .Michigan Criminals In I.uclu and congratulates the Chilian government Boyd vs. the State of Nebraska et rcl. Washington, Feb. 8,—The president baa upon the frank and ample withdrawal John M. Thnyer—the celebrated governor­ the Matta circular and upon the spirit ot ship case—which was by seme means ■ commuted the sentence of Robert Judge, Justice displayed towards Minister Egnn. made public m to Ita effect some weeks i' of Michigan, lo four years nnd six months j imprisonment. Judge was sentenced IX-c. You will x-surc the Chilian goreranit-nt wm announced yesterday. The dcci­ that the president will be glad to nu-et, in ago, lb!«, to leu years iu in toe the jwuiwmmry penitentiary , , , r. . j nw I 13. ib -'--', vo „ nf „ ,m, tfor „ e„ o„„rf,iu th/ must generous spirit, these friendly rton U for Boni art will ou« Thnirr. I ami t<i ruir , n 0 tin,81.11)0 rolintrrfei tB.>>a w»« dKUd, but by lb. h ,n£?H. »1M oommatod jui>rrmr court ..( th. »Utr «1- ‘ th, tw„ yMn,.z J„hu D. (.» .loUtloopt tbo “Believing that the subject of reparation 1 legcl. he wM oot.dtlrjit rf tbo T.nltrd Nk.hol, ot T‘i. (O.-0. or- that Bojd not । u„ Jmr Q„j for the assault upon tho Henmen ofl the bom In tbirmtrnttr; bl, (.tbrr m lrb.l>. blll lh. flne lnlpu^ u Baltimore is now capable of adjimtment j man, took out his first papers, but there is ' btau Jj, between the two government* by ‘the j no record of his taking out his second I ’------------------------------usual diplomatic metbuls, the president papers, although he Mys he did ho. k I The Drhrlng Sea Commission. postpones, for the present. Buy discussion Gov. itoyd’s Contention. |, WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.—The British comof the suggestions ninde by Senor Pereira Governor Boyd contended chat the facta mizstoners. Sir George Baden-Powell and ns to the Use of other methods; not doubt­ Ing that the sense of justice of Chill will en­ that hia father h^jot^ and exercised all Dr. Dawson, in charge of the British side that the son 'of the Behring sea negotiations, had an ..................................... able the two governments to speedily nnd the rights nf citizenship; honorably, make a full end of the whole (Governor Boyd) had exercised those rights, audience with Secretary Blaine at the having voted and held office;' that said sou --- nwt.v nuvu, yesterday.. The & uu vuik,u,fcostate uvp.. depnrtmeut comtnismatter. BLA1NK* had been iu Nebraska ’ '* »kn — when that *territory . atoners on the part of the United States was admitted to thi _____ ,___ tbl Union, and________ had at nnr p„rfewors T. C. Mendenhall and E. It will be observed that then* is no I citizenship rlH,<.nshn. rights, rUrrl.,. had .. .. . ... . . , ... that time exercised Hart Merriam. Thu joint eommiwdon will word of a salute to the United States flag In the above, to the wiseacres seem to have made him (the governor) a citizen. He hold daily secret sessions at the state <leclaimed also that if he had not been a citi­ partment until the differences now exist­ been wrong for once. But t hey nay now zen when ho moved to Nebraska, he was ing are adjusted. that the matter statuls about this way: Tho Yorktown will be in Valparaiso Har­ made one by the act making Nebraska bor in a few days. She doesn’t lly an ad­ a state. Upon all these points tho United MEMPHIS, Jan. 20.—Fred Gallagher, as­ miral's flag nnd it would not be an act ot States supreme court sustained him. discourtesy if she was not saluted on ar­ rival. A Hnlute, however, would l>e re­ garded an a graceful act, one showing that tho apology mode Uy Chili wns not nt the cannon’s mouth. Such an intimation has prolmbly been conveyed to the Chiliangpv erament ’ ■ STILLED BY A full nnd ample condemnation of the Valparaiso nffair follow*. together with an offfir of reparation such us is just, aud Pereira “takes tho lilierty” of referring to a telegram seut to MotxU five days after tho riot, which Hays: Express to tiie United SUmPm government what has already been rtaled. lidding all the date that- are known in. the m<a>t tvrdtel and amkalile form: expruss to the United States government Very aioctiv regret on account of this unfortunate incident, which, although uoi Mrange lu the porta of the world, this govern­ ment doubly laments, owing to ita sincere de•Ire to cultivate friendship with the United Statee. , With regard to the suggestion made touch lug the change of the iierHotinel <>f your lega­ tion' to which the Instruct Iona of Ute lu.norabk secretary of Mute refer, it U Incumbent npun the unil^rjigned to declare tliat tbo govern­ ment of Chili will take no positive kteplwithout the accord of the government ofthe United Stalos, with which it derdres to maintain itself lu trtendly understanding. • • » • • ••••• The undersigned moreover declares that in presenting its explanation Lis government finds Its inspiration in the words of tix> instruc­ tions which you Lave quoted and which OMturt the government of Chili that the prewident is not disposed to exact or ask anything Which your government, would not,,under tbo same circmnstanceti. spontaneously concede. With sentiments of diatiugnisbMl consideration. 1 -aux, yourubedfaut servant, [Slgnod.] Ll'm 1’r.iiKfn.v. ' Wabhington, Feb, 2.—The supreme court yesterday announced its decision Involving tho validity of tbe law prohibit­ ing the transportation of lottery mattei by mail. In the case of application for discharge by writ of habeas corpus from arrest fur alleged violation of an act of congress, ap­ proved Sept. 10. 1800, entitled “An act re­ lating to lotteries and for other purposes,” the court said that the question for deter­ mination relates to the constitutlbnallty of section 3,KM of the revised statutes ns amended by that oct (which gives the pos­ tal authorities power to atop the transpor­ tation by mall ot any thing relating to a lottery). The writs ot habeas corpus are denied. THE DEATH. London, Feb. 1.—A telegram receiver] here announces tbo death at Mentone, in the south of France, at tOtlfi o'clock last night, of_Bi#v. Charles H. Spurgeon, pas­ tor ~ of the Metro­ politan Tabernacle In this city. Mr. Spurgeon hiul long been afflicted with . yjBE gout, and about seven months ago his condition bei Pereira tiu-n makes tbe following refer­ came so serious ence toarhltrntlon: that even then bis If tho United States government should life hung In the not accept the foretmlug explanations oh tati-ifactory. notwithstanding that balance for weeks. .dfSSAEffiyHF the judicial authorities hold the Eventually his nat- rgW^ 7' guilty parth-s responsible for the ills- urally rugged conorder of Oct. Ifi. tbe auderslgiud must rar all stltution overcame / r the clrcuDuitsnc* (hat tho government of Chili, the disease so far HEY.C. H.SPVRGEDit through the medium of Ita minister in WaAIngton. has expressed the desire to submit any as to permit of his being removed to Men­ misunderstanding (dispute) to decision by ar­ tone, where he had been fur some time. bitration by any power or tribunal which may At first the mild climate to which he had be indicated to it; and in fact arbitration was gone proved beneficial, and the famous suggested In roaferaoce with the minister of Chill In Washington on tho 80th of December preacher’s physicians were ix'ginning to when tiie government of the undendgiwd de­ look for their patient’s complete recorclared its good will and Its resolve to accept ery. A few days ago alarming symptoms arbitration after the final judgment, which made their appearance. The reverend would not be further delayed many days, in gentleman grew steadily worse, and yeefurtherance of Ita purpose to give a speedy so­ lution to the incident in the taost ' friendly terday afternoon it became evident that । the end was near. Mr. Spurgeon became I terms. unconscious about 5 o'clock and died qul-1 -___________ Th* government of the undersigned called •tirupon its minister fora definite replyoa tbe The El Muado, of Laredo, Tex., says 11th instant. and ou tho 13th Minister Montt Garza is in Mexico organizing a new party Ilona made by tbo American alate department of revolutionist ■ Peculiar Peculiar in combination, proportion, and preparation of Ingredients, Hood’s Barzaparilla possesses tbe curative value ot tho best Hood’s Peculiar In ita strength and economy, Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the only medicine ot which can truly be said. " One Hundred Doses One DoL lar.” Peculiar In its medicinal merits. Hood’s Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures hitherto un- JXSarsapariila^ the title of "The greatest blood purifier ever discovered." Peculiar in its "good name nt home," there is more of Hood’s Sarsa­ parilla sold In Lowell than ot all other blood purifiers. Peculiar in Hs pbcncsnenal ’.'.•^.’JPeculiar^^! aver attained so rapidly por held, so MeadfastJy tho confidence of aU classes of people. Peculiar In tho braln-werk which it represents. Hood's Sarsaparilla com­ bines all tho knowledge which modem research-^ raedlCMl science has TO ItSCIT developed, with many years practical experience hi preparing medicines. Be sure to get only DEWING Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by alt dnyxiiti. fl; Ux far fl. Prepared only IOO Doses One Dollar OBACCO ^efl^JVoRLO it is Qoos Mo(JlfAP. 4^- XX /I K«s fl WHY 18 THt _ it- W. L- DOUGLAS n*|Mg«*tf smooth Inikte, heavy three srias, exted■tonedrc. Ono pair will wear a year. i •n 50 Sno cnlf| uo better shoe ever offered at 0*a this price; one trial will c'UTiuco thoee who want a shoe for comfort and service. nnd SA.OO Worhineman’e shoes arc very lining nnd durable. Those who have given them a trial will wear no other makn. Baye) ff-J.OO and 91.73 school abacs are QU; O worn by the boys everywhere: thcyecU on their merits, as the increasing sales show. I VOO.Jl«ud-^ed -~ab-8 Woolley & Bronson. MOHTGAGB SALE. Default having been made in the conditions of a certain mortgage made ‘»y Abljah M. Flint and Susan E. Filut his wife tn James McKrirry dated Sept. Slat. A. I). HWi. and recorded In the office of the Itegister of Deeds for the County ot Barry and Stale ot Michigan, on tbe 21st day of September A. D 18M In liber 31 of mortgages, on page 13 on which mortgage there is claimed to be due at tbe date of tills notle* the sum of three hundred thirty.seven dollars and a reason­ able al ty’«. fee provided tor in said mortszgo and no suit or proceedings at law hating been instituted to^reover the muneys secured by said mortgage, or ony part the reof: Nbw, therefore, by virtue of the power of sale contal'-ed in said mortgage, and the statute in such case made »ni! pruvnled. notice is hereby given that on Salurdav the 12th day of March. A. I). lflP2.at ten o’clock in tbe forenoon. I shall sell at public, to the highest bidder, al tbe north front door of the ccurt house In the city ot Hastings. Michigan, (that being the nlaev where the circuit court for Barry county is holden). the premises desrribetl tn said mortgage, or so niuen thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount due on said mortgage, with ten per rent, interest, and all legal costs, together with a reasonable attoran’s fee covenanted for therein, the premises being described in said mortgage as all those certain lots, pieces, and tmrcels of land situate lu the village of Nash­ ville in the County of Barry and Htntc ot Mich­ igan. and known and described as follows: The west half of tillage lots numbered eighteen and nineteen of O. A. Phillips* addi­ tion to tbe village of Nashville, Michigan. Jamks McKki.vkv. Mortgagee, by Clement Smith, bls guardian. Smith & Couibovb. Attoroejs for Mortgagee, Dated. December 15lb. 1891. MORTGAGE SALE. Default haring been made ta the conditions ot a certain mortgage, dated August 18, 1990, made by Ortill A. Whttrlght and Eva Whit­ right, bls wit’r. to the Hasttain Building aad Ixjan As ociallou. of Hastings. Miebigu, a cor­ poration duly organized and doing business under tad laws ofthe State of Michigan, and recorded In the office of the register Of deed* ' for Harry eounty. ta the state of Michigan, on August, 29, 18M>, In liber 41 of mortgage* on page ll.;by non payment of money due for InsaunMttB of principal. Interest and premium and for fines, by which the power ot sale therein contained has become operative, and on which • -mortgage there Is claimed to be due at the dote of this notice the sum of seran hundred fifty three and :iG100 dollars, the said Installments of principal. Interest and premium and fines hav­ ing remained unpaid and inarrear for more than six months, and the sold Hastings Build­ ing and Ixun Association having elected under t be terms of sani mortgage to declare due tbe full amount unpaid with all arrearages thereon, and . no suit or proceedings at law having been insti­ tuted to recover the amount now remaining secured bv said mortgage or any part thereof. Notice is therefor hereby given that on Saturday, the 12th day ot March. 18K. at ten o’clock ta the forenoon, there win be sold at the north front door of tbe court house, ta the city of Hastings, county of Barry and state of Michigan, raid court house being the building m which tbe circuit court for ; tiie county of Barry is held, at public auction to the highest bidder, the premises described ta sold mort­ gage or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the amount due on said mortgage .as above set forth. with tbe interest and premium thereon and tbe costs, charges and expenses allowed by law . and provided for ta said mortgage, said pretnIse* being *11 those certa'n pieces or parcels of land situate and Iteing ta the city ot Hastings, county of Barry and state of Michigan, and de­ scribed a* follows, ta wit; Lots number six and the north half of lots number right, nine, and ten of block nineteen ta the eastern addi­ tion to the city, formerly village, cd Hastings, and lots number one. nine and ten tn block eleven of Hi J. Kenfield’s addition to the city, tonncrly village of Hasticgs according to the recorded j>lat thereof. Dated Hastings. Mich.. Dec.lC, 1801. Hahtingb Bvildimg and Loan Asscmtation Mortgagee. _ Attorney tor Mortgagee. WET! COLD! SLUSH! MOnrOAGE SALE. Default having been made In the condition *DI a certain mortgage made/ and executed by Thomas C. Alverson and Alible L. Alverson.hls wife.of Irving. Michigan, to Ike Hendershott, of Hastings, Michigan, dated October twenty­ sixth. A. D. 1RS2, and recorded in the office ot the Regbler ot Dtrds. for Barry county. Michi­ sociate editor of the London Sporting Life, gan, on the otb day of November. A. D. IME. In WANTS EGAN RECALLED. 22 of inortgazea on pages ta nnd 59, which is authority for the statement that Charlie liber said mortgage was duly assigned by tbe said Ike A 3D^»ourl Stnte»man Who Is Yearning Mitchell has wired the California Athletic Hendershott to James Cameron, of Woodland. club, San Francisco: “1 will fight John Michigan, by assignment bearing date the for n Change. L. Sullivan to a finish in a sixteen-foot twenty-sixth day ot February A. D. 1885. and WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.—Arnold of Misrecorded In tbe office ot said Register of Deeds ring, tbe dub offering a purse, and 1 will lor Harry County. Michigan.on the twenty-sixth «>urt tatnxlwea ta U>. Lmi-I ymunUy . bet him on tne the outside *5.uw 85.000 that iI can day of February. A. D. 1985. In liber 23 of mertresolution, which, after reciting the alle- fick him.” gligcs on page AW. and by the said James Cam­ eron duly assigned to George Preston, of Has­ gntion that Patrick Egan taresponsible for ! ' _ nP.TW oprnnn tings. Mich, by assignment bearing date the 213t the trouble with Chili; that grave appee- j ™E PEATH RECORD­ day of November. A. D. 1888 and recorded ta tension existed nt one time of war, which ' Senator PlERIlF. JoiGXEAUX, distin- the office of sold Register of Deeds for Barry County. Micblgaa, on the 21 st day of November. appreheUHlon nrose from the fact that tho guishod French writer, at Porta. A. D IMS. In liber 27 of mortgagee on page OSO. boorlj lookrf (or did not rmch . JuKl„ MAXXOld KSAHr, of the New and also by the said G, o. Preston duty assigned to Daniel Striker. WilUam P. Sldnant and roufr™ end the country *o quickly <u ,„prnie court, at Jcr^y City, William H. Haze, tne Albion College Endow­ the preeldwt'. meewge, gw. on to»- Ciiaium K. Lonilto, eupnnue regent ment Fund Commute-, ot Albion. Michigan, by wive that -the preeldenl ot the Lnlted Rov.1 Arennum, at BoMon. assignment bearing date the eleventh day of States be and be ta hereby respectfully re- i -- -- - - March, A. D. 1880. and recorded In the office ot Major SIIADKACH Foley, distinguished the said Register of Deeds for Barry County, quested to recall said minister to Chill, to Michigan, on the 12th day of March, A. D. 1880, soldier of the late war, at Pittsburg. the end that reciprocity of amiable rela j ta liber 27 of mortgages on page ut Colonel Lyman B. Fbxnch, well-known •>n. which mortgage there ta claimed tions between the two countries may be 1 to be dne at the date of this notice tbe sum of attorney of Boston. hud and maintained." one thousand, seventy two and 50 100 dollars _ _ ________ ____________ Baron Louis von HtfBER, one of the taand an attorney fee of twenty-five dollars Arnold, b, ..inking of M. naotaUoa. ' “o“ 1“ Ao»Uta, » VteDO* provided for In said mortgage, and no add: -1 Infrodurad if beoiu. of u onln-1 J ,,,“ P’ FL““l- »><» pr«Mart .nd suit or proceedings at law hating been Insti­ Ion Uuit Egan U rrapomibl. for lb. whel. «•”"*' m.nagrr ot Ibr BoMon u>d MdM tuted to recover the debt secured by said mortgage or any part thereof, trouble. I have looked open the prr.ld.ot1, . at ftartao. Therefore, by virtue of tbe power message as buncombe, because I believe Joseph B. Thomas, well-known Ohio of sale contained In Mid mortgage, and that when ho sent it to congress ho had an ! river M«M»boat man, at Evansville, Ind. the statute in such case- made and provided, notice Is hereby given that on Friday, tbe 2«th intimation of Chili’s reply. Egan should I **«>&’••<»’wNew<dmb, one of tho daynf bruary, A. D.. IKK at ten o'clock ta _____ i__ a . . ... . i Itata/tinfr u nf th*. never have been sent there, but having leading conchologiste of tbe world, at the forenoon of said day. we the undersigned, will sell at public auction!© tbe highest bidder, been, and proved his incapacity, he should Ithica, X. Y. . at the north front door of the Court House ta tiie now be recalled. The resolution has been General Henby A. BARNUM, distin­ City of Hastings, Barry County, Michigan, referred to the foreign affairs committee guished veteran of the late war, nt New (that being dhe place where the Circuit Court tor Burry County is holden)Rhe prenuses and I expect a favorable report." York. In said mortgage, or so much thereof Benjamin Rvssak, well-known He- describe-! as may be necessary to pay the amount due on said mortgage, with seven per cent. Interest London, Feb. 2,—The Kteainship Eider, General JoHX W- Boyd, at Lake Gen­ thereon, and all legal costa, together with an attorney fee ot twenty-five dollars as provided of the North German Lloyd line, during a eva. Wk therein, tbo premises being described in said SOLOMON Hanks, cousin of President mortgage as all tlxat certain piece or parcel ot fog Sunday night, ran into tbe rocks off land shunto ta the township ot Irving ta tho Atherfleld, Isle of Wight, and wedged Lincoln, at Wapakoneta, O. County ot Barry and the State of Michigan, aad there. She had over 300 i>ersons on board, Hun. George W. Ladd, ex-congressman described as follows: To-wit: pAHSengera and crew, nnd there was quite from the Fourth Jdnine district, at BanThe wnot half [%) of ths north wert quarter (H) at section number twenty five (S3), ta town a panic until the captain convinced the No. four [4] north of range nine (il) west, and people that there was uo danger. A heavy Fkederick CflkTlAlN, last survivor of containing eighty acres ot load more or lev, sea was running and a gale blowing, but the famous Red river colony, at Galena, according to the government survey thereof. Dvniki. Btbikkx. , but before morning tiie wind abated and Illa. W1LLIAX P. BIDNAM, the lifeboats began taking the passengers Edwabd D. Benedict, well-known Wxluiam H. Haze. •tfiT. They were all buuled safely and taken Michigan Maeon, at Grand Rapids. The Albion College Endowment Fuad Com care of by the Agents of the line. The con­ Dr. Ba^il Manly, of the Southern BapDaximt.Brig'S? Asrignees of Mortgage. dition of the ship is unknown. tlst Theological seminary, at Louisville. p—• Hastings, «•—.— Mich.. . Dated. BUBBER FOOTWEAR WHICH 18 THE BEST? A GUIDE FOB EVERYONE-See that tire weed “CANOEE” BANKRUPT STORE, M. R. LAYTON, Agent, . HASTINGS, MICH. ore npeclally raprJied direct from our factory. S? htar Boou ““*■bo” L. CANDEE & OO., State ot Michigan—Fifth Judicial Circuit ta Bull pending ta the Circuit Court for tire County of Barry, ta chancery, sx tbe city of anta. ' ’ to be published in the Hastings printed and putohlied In the city of in said county and sfkte. said publlot FSLVXX Sami & Cotxraov*. Rolle!tore for Compialam Attest, Tho*. 3. Bmicr. Ragv �A MOMAMCM. per ct. difference royal baking powder Strongest, Purest, Most Economical. -Hkrh*rd ber Apr-.: 15. -CT _ r ... -a-_ --tss*! wi. - ta ODdtr. qusatny of lie was * 5rwo> trscdlwc •‘-i *>* .meek ta smuiog «•• Lootea ttey not cmlj •*»« 7 as3t)ing of that Important breorh. ho Will ffiik at a baby.” Atal be pat k*d ami’.ari on his first i»ru. Of roanst we twod out everything » down in a frwyeare.—Border Advertiser. ixxthednvrr. bnttaroed up bi* pocktf. turned ou bta bred . firm britavwr in Uta I I GaMfovwta, and part iculsriy.that part of it | Mibwc* to the invigorating coast wind*, ta destined to becotn* the h srs* .'.reeding dta. regular exercise to Lor-e* as w :nen contoe ebi'-f charm ut our ontisgs is bat . highest physical dtrvalopmcuL luiser.cg ren.n*Dtut the great e-meoaree ja lfacee conetrie* where three or tour I or corners <ta the loud. Making <h»« man by -.oeirment weather tbe aaitDBlaaie M behind those raised KMi-e two eentorte* ago. Ever: itougiMtbe ; beginning to underaUtsd why California gock« of redwings may *on:etin.'c? well into tU ttawavaudv. I bare J -'•’ ■ ’ rf^uUtiiat if .. bx are ourn in ben -win Mateo cunnrtas will .•w! m nnequaled.—Safi Fraacuco Bulletin. utler for buying tea. ent ou the GbiiMsw are. it 1* a*u>l. obliged to taste from 150 to d«> not swallow tte'ipfasioo. but, never U.tni. Tbe symptoms are loss of appetite, con-tlpaticn .• fetch alternates with diar- publishing fakificl extracts from toe Certain baking powder makers are __ Government reports, with pretended anaiyses and■ cerulca-y made to compare their bak.ng powders wi- J* mg bogus testsfrom ----- --house to house, their ; obvious . purpose : Eact the recent exposures of the inferiority of Uctr own .. low strength, and lack of keeping cualr.-.e rom their impurity, by the Government chemists and ethers. As to whether any of these baking powders are equal to the - Royal.’’ the official tests cieaily deter mine. When samples of variouil, baking powders were purchased from the grocers, and analyzed by tne I sited States Government Chemists and the Chemists cf State and City Boards of.Health, the repo that the “ Royal" contained from 28 per c cent, more leavening strength than an tartar baking powder, arid also that made, of purer ingredients, and altogether hnleso jze_ Ey the use As these powders are sold to consumers nt lb one t?.:rd. ar. nverart: oyal Baking Powder the of th ar.d wbofesetneness df food, and of he advantage of assured pf besi'j sevenbread, biscuit, and cake made perfec 1 • made! u-.xing , -ot to be had in the use c unties. d--r. that contain lime, alum, .'.nd oil MIXERS C.&S.S.. ran ns BLOOD VHE GREATEST CANCER & SCROFULA REMEDY OF THE AGE sy of it- lie’veli at She sword ta uD tbe i ids *uopi.x: . •■ - k qonhot*-;. . un tbe i«eoa4 karit down with hj neck । hvpoclwudrixcal frame "I mind, marked Lory ntXQ oautretcb*")! ’•■;“ “ »nm ... ------------ _»_x_i_. •—vi>sal -‘...-1 tmq 'S* *• m» turn. TainkitMi i failure of•nv-ruory, of sight,—of n-. Slew, be carted to Gtasj { ao,; ^osjulmc* «f •—•’*<• >od smri!.tbat xt»<' pnx-ei For Sale by all Druggists. Drs. Mixer &. Sons, Hastings, Mien. -Th b :r. »-;<-rrk/ rum., Tix. prs-1 <Jxy t be macb !■ ajeer with lb- first. Tbee.wten * V- w«M=UDda tbe cx«utlo(;--r came to him. be stretched again atxi wxited for tbe blow; I -r-. V the 14: y. 1 fast liofomta- i far fr.ta tboM i.-Lo were • tlon he w with faiai, rit: h*d «r;»re**ed regret that do i . ;c-xz! deal, aud :k> very dedultar iuformaUoo । • m'/st 'Ilgeat juen tuatf ca* ** sftecontbiaubjec;. it i< true that f ■r:ea,'L . vud to dne of h-x boUlea aad other objeev. have very efuo been set afloat with a view tn obtainm* j tttennacc ’■After breakfast Dors Pedro'went to ctbidralj iu Mui- current* flow along, but it b never poasible j to tell exactly bow long they have floated crowd gathered st tbe doo/ to him ec- about near the shore with the ebb and flow I ter bi* c.irriag: S's that he might not W o< the tide'before tbe* have been found, dir.urlx-.-’ hr. th.-pre?.- of tbe <ro»d, de- . The greater pan of them. Indeed, never tail'd pulSrewn had been *enl to tbe are found, often, no doubt, liecansc of tbe I c) uren : .t • officers quirxic- j accumuhaiori of barnacles, hleh'uavr ■ ally for ■ -eetml jusd then «ald; i I cauM-d them to tank.—Yankee Blade. rtw uohtemea to come to churehJ . ••Monday aioraing be tagu>, as the day J before, at ’ o’tdirtk. At that hour be left bia bplei intent ou taking a ride In Jersey. ’ H« faadu t gone more than two Uocks be- ■ fore De was upset, but he waa a'jon placed ■ in another carriage and eft sgaln. ----- «_ He »-------wm • of the city schools and hospitals. “At 3;» he w.-uj at bfe hotel awaiting the arrival of it committee of atlaeDs which Lwl been appointed to deliver on addreM ■ - - — *■’ ofllrt of the hotel w^i^ William Cullen tX Governor Morgan, Bryant und Chari-, -- « uuv«nur jox mir Ita eorndor 1 ™tad op, u> him. Jtannr Gm... . well known ta«.p.tar mta tad.tao.lhta.tao.rawHbnm, vn along with “^sovernor. Governor. wiwe wish to go The firemuter at Glasgow haa a telephone especially adapted for brigade purpose constructed. It ta iudoacd In a axnall box, and comprises a complete receiver, transmitter aud magneto call befl, no battery being required. On the arrival of tbe tTrigrjlc at a fire one or more of the porta­ ble telephone* ia at once attached to the Dearest fire alarm box aud communicaUou ta eatabliabed with headquarters.—Pittoburg Dispatch. “Say, old men. wnu no you wear -noae beastly gaiters for* They don’t do it any more tb. otber ■ * they • ’--------•Well, perhaps don’t, but it’s great deal wmier^you know, to wear them; ttao-ta* •louTTMta ta «w tta tattata on ,<wir .bora wkta Itay tao». •Impossible,' he answered. “ 'But yon will give us a dopy of the ad•■ I shall have to decline to dotbat,* said tbe governor, ami in an indescribably mag­ nificent way be swept by tu and ttrode tip lbs stain. -Theo Johnny Green and I pat our beads together and wrote a note to Dorn Pedro lbe address was lasing delivered, lu about a tcluntc down oasc an attamdant, and Johnny and I were ushered style imaginable. The committee of citirens looked like four old sheep when they esw ux cxn&e into the room. We smiled hsnsvolently st all ol them. witiUd at Governor Dtx. and then took our places Ju ’•Presently the emperor cams in and in a Ixsred way bcsr.1 wbat the comrrtittae had to him. Then 1ms souk* a Irandrnd wonk- of broken Eoglixh. and th« buaineu was over. The com mk tee sneaked nut of the rooming manner that reminded Ux», and. ns this flsb thrives in tbe only kind of water in which the Iottk of tbe mosquito can lire, be auggesU that these tl»h might be employed u> exterminate this pestiferous Insert. It ta stated that an average quart of oysters contains u!x>ut tbe same quantity of nutritive sulwtancc as quart ot milk, or a pound of very lean beef, or a pound aud a half of fresh codfish, or two-thirds uf pound of bread. The .agricultural department at Wash­ ington is carrying on an exhaustive invest!- can timber-; as related to ths-ir growth nnd ha writings and lectures on tbe KUMian from tbedeck ot the HelvaKua. ”BuL Jahan; and I stallL The emperor Th.- Ind wool ta I Editor of Banner: Permit me through your valuable paper to return thanks to my many friends and patrons for the very liber-1 al patronage they gave ma the past year, and also to call at-1 tention to the fact that for the coming year I am better pre-1 pared to please them with first-class goods at reasonable prices than ever before, bear­ ing in mind that “Quick sales and small profits with light expenses'' is my motto. L. E. ST*rrFZB. A New Musical Invention Is It an Organ or a Piano? fl Ghaisau in France, All the objections to the parlor organ are ait last done away, with- by this new invention. It has seven full octaves (as many keys as the Upright piano) and loqks exactly like a fine upright piano. Thtjre arc no stops in view nor any unsightly bellows pedals, but the instrument is wori ------iked by two pedals exactly like those on a piano, and a six year old child is able to work them with ease. The delicacy and variety ot its tones are wonderful, and the touch so light and quick that the most difficult piano pieces can be executed thereon without difficulty. it is a marvelous improvement upon the parlor organ, and has created a great sensation in musical circles. The price.is not higher than that of the ordinary organ. This delightful instrument is manufactured by H. Lehr & Co., Easton. Pa., and for sale onhr bv a home in the mountains of Georgia, the entree of JOHN BESSMER, HASTINGS, MICH., Savannah Society who is always on the lookout for the latest and best goods in the mar ket. Call and see it whether you wish to buy or not. and a Moonshiner for a lover. What more could a beautiful and romantic girl require to make her an enchanting heroine? She figures in SOMETHING FOR NOTHING His Second Campaign, our new Serial Story, by Mau­ Call at my drug store and, rice Thompson. You will miss get a free sataple bottle ofi many moments of pleasure if King’s New Discovery. Kemp’s you fail to read it. Cough Balsam. Dr. Miles' Ner­ a package of Lane’s Fam-' Illustrated and GopyrlQUted, vine, ily Medicine, a box of Tar-Oid Ointment, a bottle of Seeley’s NOTICE FOR HEARING OF CLAIMS. Perfumery. Yon can also find out how to get a bottle of Rheumatism and Neuralgia cure. free. The Handy Cash Book to all that ask for it. Fred L Heath,! THE DRUGGIST. One door east of City Bank. Goto DR. LOWRYS aud nave your eyes fitted with eye glasses; or spectacles. In order to have your eye sight preserved into old age, the eyes should be properly examined and the right kind of glasses worn. Dr. Lorry keeps a large stock of the finest quality and greatest variety of eye glasses and spectacles at his offire. where you can have your eyes examined at all times. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-02-11.pdf fb1ae99495e17ef51dffaa7ff27a6cac PDF Text Text ASTINGS ing medium tn Bar­ ry County Electricity now farnllhM light for the Mldmavltla. The leap year party laat Friday evening Baxkks crew. was in evety way a most enjoyable party. The cabinet pictures that Siavpsteea, The supper was given by six young men of the Grand Rapids our village. The girts say the boys got up as good a supper as they could have done amount. Hastings. bicb. —The sun-flower club will meet next Fri­ You op only get firat class picture* day evening. Boys be on hand—Scottie Smith, of Grand Rapids, was the guest of from a first clas.s photographer, one that bls former schoolmates Id our village last fa up In aD the latest Improvement*. week—Waiter Haywood returned last Sal- When in Grand Rapids don’t fall to call on urday from a business trip to Chicago—Mr. Sharpsteen, the photogapber. OUR COUNTY. Beech of Wayland was on our streets last The Delton Lake Breeze ta the name of ’ Friday—Ward Gribblns, Job printer In the the new paper started in Delton by thorn It is said that Mrs. Jacob Brands tetter, Journal office, was the guest of (friends) two hustling merchants M. R. Gwin and of Middleville, has fallen heir to fll.300,Milo. in the village over Sunday—Miso Hattie Q. A. Hynes. Under their manAgement 000 by the recent death of a sister in Wheat fields are still partially covered Depew, of Hastings, was In our village that place will have an able exponent of Cleveland. with snow—January gave us 12 Inches of Friday of last week—Will Westmuth and its pofllbilltles and advantages and we enThe Middleville Sun states that standing School is moving along very nicely In snow—The meap temperature for January James Irving of Grand Rapids were on our tesd to them a hearty welcome into the on one’s head will cure the piles, but district No. 8, with C. E. Iden as teacher was 18.3 degretB above zero. Highest 47 streets Saturday last—Harland Hendrick, field of journalism. neglects to say how long It is necessary to Lowest 5 degrees above zero, of Dutton, was the guest of Mrs. S. H. —John Browning is maklpg the Crawford degrees. continue in that position. Local talent will present the very farm present a very different appearance. Jan. 19—Mr. Woodard is selling corn at 45 Hendrick over Sunday—Charley Bradley C. B. Lusk is president, C. M. Putnam He has jmlnted the house, repaired the cents per busheL Last Friday he sold was the guest of bls best girl Sunday at popular play “Henrietta” In Union hall. secretary and W. E. Buell treasurer of fences, and Is making it look as though the 240 bushel—Blaine Ray has the agency north Irving—Charlie Annlson, Jr. and Friday eve, Feb. 20, for the edification and amusement of all theater goers. It ta un­ for selling and putting up the Page wire Charles Fuller spent Sunday nt the Valley Nashville's driving park'association for this folks are at home—Sickness is the rule, year. The association will probably have and health the exception now days—A fence. A good fence.—George Hazen put City—Mrs. Richardson, daughter of Mrs. necessary to say that all the members con­ two good meetings thia. year. class In arithmetic has been organized at down n drive well ou sec 10 for Kenyon Hugh Davey was In the village last week, cerned are stars—every one of them—and the Gregory school house by Prof. McColl, and the Kammerer bros. 103 feet, with 20 the guest of her mother—The lecture given will glvo an entertainment such as the James Perry, one day last week, dropped of Ontario. He proposes to teach a short­ feet of water—Miss Clare Flower has gone by Prof. Keen Monday eve was delivered people of this city are seldom accorded the a big stone on the big pipe of .Nashville’s er course iu arithmetic, using Prof. Bur­ to Kalamazoo to spend n few days with In a very eloquent manner—Charles Hop­ privilege of listening to. water works where the same goes undbr ton's arithmetical charts as a baste of work. her sister. Mrs. Dunn—W. A. Spaulding, per, who has Just finished a three years Saturday Howard Busby, with several the rlyer, and knocked a huge hole in the He scents to understand his business Byrori Fenner, P. G. Fisher. George Hazen sentence at Ionia, is In the village again— other boys, went skating on the pond same. As a consequence our sister village thoroughly. First lesson Monday night T. S. Aldrich and wife. Mrs. C. Williams The entertainment given by the members from which W. F. Hicks takes bis supply is, for a time, without adequate fire pro­ the 8th. A class of 15 has been organized. and her mother, Mrs. A. Jones and Bert of the Grand Chapter Wednesday evening of ice, on Tbos. Heney’s farm. Without tection. McBain and wife took in Kalamazoo last was well attended and the entertainment noticing where be was going he skated Coat* Grove Saturday—Mrs- Harriet Farr Is very sick was highly appreciated —Lon Wilcox A miserable dog that, like 999 out of Mr. L. Kenyon, of New- York state, is with the grip—Blaine Ray is breaking W. spent the latter pail of the week at Eaton upon a thin sheet of Ice which had only every 1.000 canines, could have uo reason­ frozen a little since Ice had been taken able excuse urged for its exlstance. fright­ visiting many friends here—Mrs. Engle Spaulding's mustang colt—W. Towne is Rapids. ouL He.broke through where the water ened n horse that was being driven by Mr. lias gone to Burr Dak to visit for a time— breaking hi» Frank Nobles colt which will was about nine feet deep, ahd had he not I'lMMul Valley. and Mrs. Wm. Hire, nt Nashville.. the Mr. Fair has gone to Elkhart, Indiana, to Im? three years old next June and weighs been a good swimmer, and rnep working Our January thaw did not come until other day. Mr. Hire was thrown from visit friends—Mrs. Win. Baine is reported 1000 lbs. A beauty .and very kind—The near, we would have had to write an obit­ not Improving much In hcalthr-Now we Indies of Milo held a social last week at the vehicle and quite severely hurt. February. Better late than never—David get a new physician we hear, a well read Homer Flower’s to raise money to pay for Williams, of Carlton, was the guest of L. uary notice this week. He wits'made to go home at a brisk gait, and with the aid ' One day last’week Mrs. J. J. England student. Dr. Sales—A. Mapea has a sick papering the M. E. parsonage at Prairie­ Lockhart Monday—M. Baron Is very sick of a strong restorative Is ready for the felt a prickling sensation In one of the child—Dr. Waddle, of the county hub, ville. The money was raised too—B. R. —I. Warner and wife are on the sick list next thing that Is liable to happen to any fingers of her right Jiniul. aud thinking made a professional call here a * few days Fenner has gone to Plainwell to see bls —A nephew of John Ellerton Is teaching lively-kid. that a silver had become imbedded there ago—C. Stowell has received one car of aged and sick father—Rev. Perry, of Kal­ singing school at the Hafner school home endeavored to pick it out. but found noth­ bam lumber from Reed City—Mrs. Young, amazoo. preached to his ohl congregation The supreme court settled an -important —Wheat looks well—Our old batchelor on ing. At 'present her hnnd is swollen and of Middleville, also Mrs. Geer, of Hastings, at Milo last Sunday. the State road went to see his best girl question in connection with the law creat­ inflamed to such, an extent Hint the use of visited at Geo. Bump's a part of last week. Sunday. Better bring her home and save ing the offices of game and fish warden re­ Woodlaual. it Is out of the question.—Woodbind Our doctors are having a good ride— 11 miles travel In the mud—Several are In­ cently in denying the application for a Our sleighing has turned to mud—News tending to open their sugar bushes If this mandamus in the case of Charles H. At last a church is to" be erected I in rather scarce this week—Edna Lee and Several teachers from our township nt-, weather continues—Mot Bloom has return­ Moore, et al. vs. the board of auditors of tended the teachers’ association held at Yankee •Springs. For years that town­ Jennie Murdock visited the school at Coats Nashville on January 30th. and reported a ed -from the 'north. He brought his tine Wayne county. The relators are deputy ship has enjoyed the not enviable reputa­ Grove Monday—Edna Barnum is slowly good time—Mrs. Ira Jordan is on the sick tram back that he took with him to sell. game wardens and their salaries were qri«tion of being the only: township In tho recovering—May Townsend returned from list—Mrs. A. J. Palmerton is also on the inally fixed at 81,000 each. Recently, however, the auditors cut such salary to county without nt least one church budd­ Belding one day last week, where she has sick list—C. S. Palmerton and wife are en­ Naahvtlla. ing. The Bowen’s Milts people have been visiting her mother and sister—Prof. tertaining friends from Maple Grove—Once Chas. Finnan is-in Chicago—S. E. Cook 8300 for the current year, and the relators taken bold of tin* matter in dead earnest, Taylor lias organized a class In vocal music more death has entered our midst and of Charlotte was in town Sunday—John applied for qd order to show cause why at this place of about tlilrty-five scholars — and propose to build there a handsome claimed another victim^ Another old Michael is fixing up H. G. Hale's store in the board should not draw their warrant* frame church, to be open to all denomina­ Israel Haff, of Campbell, Ionia Co., is hold­ pioneer passed away. On Saturday Mrs. tine style—Misses Stella Heath and Carrie at tho rate of 81.000. The court held It to ing writing school at the school house once tions. Mrs. Bill spent Saturday at Hastings—Lillie be entirely proper for the board to fix the a week—Sirs. Schantz, an elderly lady Nary Barden breathed her last. compensation year by year. This rule ap­ There has been a bitter fight over the living ea^t of this place, died last Monday Bnrden was a kind mother and her death Felghner spent Saturday and Sunday with h mourned not only by her relatives and Hastings friends—Miss Emma Barber Is plies also to boards of supervisors of* the weather this winter between Prof. Foster from the effects of the grip. intimate friends, but by the people of our visiting at-Olivet—Mrs. L. W. Felghner state. and Old Dad, C. S. Palmerton, the Wdodtownship in general. She was seventy-three was at Jackson the first of the week—The land Indicator, with honors thus far about even. First the indicator went to bat and Etta Tompkins Is at tinme from Gales­ years old and had lived In our village for Baptist Sunday school will give a valen­ No Name and residence held the Innings dining the month of Dec­ burg—Mr. aud Mrs. James Durham are many years. We extend our heartfelt tine lunch at the hall naxt Saturday—The «Christian Losep. Thornapple, ember making In all 31 runs, that is. 3! Iwlh very sick—Dr. Powers’ baby boy is sympathy to the relatives and friends. Epworth League gave a rainbow social at 13 < Susie Archer, Thoruapple, days without any sleighing, then on the very sick—Mrs. John Jordan is having u Funeral occurred Monday conducted by the M. E. church Wednesday evening— ._ «Jacoo L. Miller, Cmlieton, u i Rosetta Emory, Maple Grove,' 5th day of January Foster came in on a serious time of it with Mier thumb. She Rev. Keillor.—Sugar making will sorai be Very early Sunday morning Mm. Cyrus ,. । John C. Cham bent. Inring. foul while the Indicator was attending dropped a stick of*wood on it. and shortly, with us—Our editor. L. C. Felghner. was Downing was released frum-ber suffering 141 Fannie E. Miller, frying? some legal business at Nashville and after a felon came and it is thought an am­ In Hastings Friday and Saturday attend­ by the hand of death. The funeral ser­ Hastings and made just 16 clean runs, putation will be necetnary to save her ing an Interesting lawsuit—John Velte Is vices were held nt the house Tuesday p. Following are the real estate transfer* when the Indicator again took the bat and hand. Several small pieces of bone have able to be about again—Mrs. Direr Is on m. the Rev. McAlpipd'of Charlotte offictatfor the week ending February 8, 1893, as has held Uls grounds since Jan. 23. This ccme out of the thumb—Edgar Tyler and the gain—A. L. Haight's auction store Is taken from the books In the regtaterta office: month and March will decide who holds wife, of Vermontville, were nt John doing a good business—D. N. Stowell will Lewis n Hough U> Mooroe COrtlHc part of lot the championship belt so far as weather Tasker's Saturday and Sunday—Giris, re­ return to the agricultural college in a- feiv We are glad to state .that t he “grippe” is ■-•block 13 Woodluid jeoo. indications are concerned and the last few member tliis Is leap year, so get your val­ dajs.—Ira Stowell has been sick fur some Ed Austin to Sarah K Austin 5 ac sec 13 Wood­ Innings will be watched with great in-" entines ready it cornea on Sunday this time—Cura Rowluder, of Hastings, visited letting go Its hold on Prairieville people. land nominal. Mrs. Mullen, its latest victim, is better — Woodland friends over Saturday and Sun ­ terest.—Woodland News. year. M C liaz.l to Win H 8hed<l W ac aee 23Inrtag day—Isn’t It about.time to call our village Frank Dueler has been east with a car load 8 MBS. □David Miller to Elizabeth Miller 103 ac see 5 Orunaevllle. Ntuto Road. • . caucus to nominate our village ofllccra?— of sheep—Rev. O. H. Perry, of Albion, Ac«yna *4oon. . The Ladles’ Dime society met with Mrs. The sick are ail on the mend, and__ no Mf. and Mrs. Levi Holmes nre liotli very has bee n visiting old friends here and oc­ Mary A J ores to Leonard Stedre lot 10 block Chamberlain last week and there decided new cases reported—The Delton corres­ sick—Isn’t it about time for “Old Dad" to cupied the Methodist pulpit Sunday morn­ It striker's add to city fsw. Bousb to trustees Freeport Conc’l church to have their pictures taken In a group and pondent of the Journal made a mistake come to tho front with another prophecy— ing. Uls health Is so much improved that lotSam 6 blk X Itottsb's add to Freeport *tCU. also voted' that each member shall here­ about Mrs. M. B. Nichols being dead. Sugar makers wish to know wheif the he talks of taking a pastorate another year after wear a badge, lavender being the She is decidedly better—Mr. and Mrs. sugar season will open, and farmers wish —Tho residence so long occupied by Miss color—Mrs. Kies and daughter Belle were Paine were called to Charlotte by the ser­ to know when to commence plowing for Ann and ‘Auntie’ Sackett has been pur­ The firemen will give a ball iu Union called home to Ohio by a telegran from Mr. ious lllness'ot Mrs. P.'s mother—D. Kling­ oats and when to shear their sheep—A chased by John Doster—Fred Hughs and hall, Monday evening, Feb. 22. Good Kies saying he was sick—Mr. Kelley h& ensmith Is at Hastings this week attending gentleman from Prairieville was in our wife an- th«^ happy possessors of a little music will be In attendance. Bill for rented his’ farm and intends to move to circuit court; also Dr. Buchner—Will village a few days ago. looking over the snn born the 2nd—Rev. Harding and H. dance only 75 cents. Grand Rapids—Mrs. Marks Is so as to be ReOd, of Indiana, who has been spending field with a view of engaging here in the Goss went to Rlchladd Friday evening to the winter with his uncle James here, was furniture and undertaking business. That organise an Epworth league—Mrs. Collier around again. called home by'the illness of his father fa Just what we need, and we hope that he entertained the Reading Circle Saturday TheYavorable impression produced oa last week—Mrs. Minnie Gates returned to •nay decide to locate here—Rev. Holtzman evening. the flrat appearance of the agreeable liquid Very pleasant weather over head but Kalamazoo on Saturday, after a week'-I fa reported sick.—Dodge & Robinson, of fruit remedy Syrup of Figs a few years' very muddy underfoot—Aunt Fanny visit with friends here—The items sent Prairieville, will begin the erection of u ago has been more than confirmed by the Carpenter is very low at this writing— last week did nut appear. Who was to fine store just north of the Carpenter pleasant experience of all who have used C. S. Wright conducted the singing class blame the devil or Uncle Sam’s sonants? block, and when It is completed will put in iu and the success of the proprietors and Saturday night in the absence of Prof. [It did not reach us till after we bad gone a full Mock of furniture and Undertaking The Chautauqua clreta will celebrate mannfocturera the California Fig Syrup Taylor—Dr. A. .1. Wright reports many io press.—Ed.]—Henry Bailey, of Has- goods. As Messrs. Dodge & Robinsun are Washington’s birthday with an appropri­ Company. cases of sickness here—D. R. Foster and Ings, Is spending a few days here—Will experienced men In their line of business ate program. wife of Keene are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Beatlie and family visited in Wayland" last and have plenty of capital we gladly wel­ There will be a G. A. IL part}* at Smith’s week—Horace Snook Is staying with his come them to Woodland. Covert. Farm of 120 acres in Irving, Barry hall. Bowens Mills, Friday evening Feb. brother at Kalamazoo for a short time— county, Mich., known as the Miles Engle 19<h. All Invited. Ed Dram and wife are in Grand Rapids Philo Crance visited friends at Plainwell farm. Soil good. 70 acres under goad cul­ at present—J. L. Bogardus and wife nre last week—John Osgood entertained tils Delayed letter Frank Tucker closed a week's engage ­ tivation. 50 acres good oak timber, seven There arc hardly well ones enotfgii to here at this wrltlng^^-Aunt Fanny Carpen­ brother Ira from Hope last week. care for tbeslck—Frank Myers and family, ment here last Saturday evening, playing miles from Hastings. Above farm, will be ter is very sick. There are but little hopes sold cheap, and on very reasonable terms. who have been visiting at Grand Rapids to a good house the entire week. of her recovery—Wash Cain and wife are Circuit court convened Monday. There For particulars enquire of W. J. Dibble, Wm. Troyer. Wm. Conley and John and Cosenovia, returned home last week— both on the sick list—Wm. Burchfield has Prof. D M. Myers. of Casenovta. accom­ will be a good legal grist to grind out and Marshall, Mich, or Pbilo A. Sheldon, a sale of stock and farm implements Feb. Thomas, of Battle Creek, were calling on 10—Vina Vester Is on the sclk list—T. (/:• Maple Grove friends Sunday—Wm. Guy panied bls mother home at this place last the presence of Judge and jury will be Hostings, Mich. Saturday—Ftauningan, tho Greenville ped­ needed for some time. Bogardus of North Carlton is on the sick and wife visited lb Sebawa, Ionin county. dler. is still on earth. -He Sundnyed in Circuit Court. list—Albert Kelley has rented his farm Saturday and Sunday-Mrs. B. Shoup and Through the death of a very wealthy this vicinity- -Lepard and Smith are draw­ Circuit Coart has been In session since and will move to Grand Rapids soon— Mrs. Phillip Ayers have each purchased ing logs to Raymond’s mill—Dra. are dying relative Ln Ohio, it ta reported that Mrs. Monday noon, and the following d faposi­ There was a surprise party nt Mr. and Mrs. new Singer sewing machines of Nashville Jacob Brandstetter, of Middleville, has parties—We have been told that oue of in every direction about now—Old Mrs. fallen heir to 91,000,000. tion so far made of the cates on the calen­ Albert Kelley’s last Thursday night dar: our prominent young men was unnble to (terkey died last Sunday and was buried There will bo a reunion of Co. F. Sth. fill a very important engagement last Fri­ Tuesday. She has been blind fur a num­ Continued—People vs. Eugene Wilcox, Banfleld. ber of years, and was very old—Mrs. Mich. Infantry at Post hall In tills city perjury; peoplo vs. James L.. Wilcox, per­ Mrs. Morford is having a hard attack of day evening. Cause, hard cider—Geo. Spencer will give music lessons the coin­ Wednesday at 3 p. m. AB members nre jury; people vs. Eugene Wilcox, criminal inflamatory rheumatism. She cannot raise Brown has gone to New York on a busi­ ing summer. All those wishing to take requested to attend. Yourself aud family assault; people vs. James' Scidmore, as­ ness trip — Emerson Hyde Is getting mater ­ either arm to her head—The gripjpatlenfa lessons let her know by postal or other­ are all on the mend around here—A. A. ial on the ground for an addition to his wise—The protracted meetings came to a are Invited to be present Supper nt 2 p. sault and battery; peopje vs. Wm. H. m. In Post hall. Hutchins, obtaining goods under false pre­ Aldrich, of Hickory Comers put up a wind' barn—Au old gentleman by ffie name of close last week without any converts. Biggs, who lived 3X miles south, was bur ­ mill for A. Brezee last Friday—The de­ There Is a great deal of fishing now tenses; people vs. Asa. D. Rork. same; bate last Friday evening was in favor of ied last week—Mrs. M. Brown Is quite through the ice and many nice catches are Lewis Wood vs. Chas. Moon, trespass; Lewis Dietz vs. Jas. Davis, appeal; M. V. the negro, and then they adjourned for two sick at her brother’s, R. S. Bivens. In east A great many are regretting tho loss of reported. All sportsmen will do well to weeks to discuss: liesolvtd, That a Maple Grove—Will Hawks end wife spent sleighing—G. Hayward has moved his read the new ^ame taw, and thereby possi­ Barker vs. Luther A. Stratton, assumpeit; dirty wife or housekeeper is more agreea­ last Sunday with Chas. Hatten in Wood­ lumbering outfit onto the Murphy place— bly save themselves from unknowlngiy Peter Fender vs. Cornelius Smith, replevin; Loufaa C. Drown vs. Henry L. Newtoa; ble than a scolding one. Chief dlspudenta land. Frank l^tonard is about moving Into the comlng in contact with the strong arm of Norman Latham vs. David Ickes et at; P. Fisher aqd LtjBowman—Henry Cher­ house belonging to James Doouan—Geo. the taw. -Nolle pressed—people vs. Ed. Clemence, ry _wlll conrinencetuput up a new house Deck has returned from the north woods— An exchange rather truthfully remarks Indecent exposure of person; also one of After having visiting friends In Kansas on his farm In the spripg—Harvey Bellin­ M. J. Goss, of Prairieville, was in town ger shipped a carload of fnt sheep last several weeks, Mrs. Frank Hoyt returned Monday—The R. IL Co. arc cutting lec at that no newspaper, no waiter how ably the two cases against Jos. Robinson, acilSaturday—Mrs. Frank Sheffield Is still to her home In time to attend the funeral Acker’s Point—Mrs. Jane VanHorn fa edited, or economically conducted, can long Ing liquor to minors. Settled—Mary. J. WBHna va. J. L. staying and helping Mrs. John Sheffllld at services of her mother;ln-law. which took falling, and but slight hopes are entertain­ survive In a dead town. It lakes a live Judaoa Battle Creek since the death of John, who place at her late residence at 2 o’clock p. ed of her recovery—Walter Van Hom, of tufvn to make a live newspaper, as in the Broughton, assumpsit; Olney was stricken down with a paralytic stroke m. on the Oth—For the period of forty Big Rapids, has been visiting his sick tatter 1.- reflected the push, progress uml Grocery Co. vs. Win. H. Chilson et >L aspiration of the place. years and over, there has not been. ns rephrtn; Jas. Lancaster vs. Triptane H. last week—C. J. Shoemaker and Frank mother —Mrs. Myron Chamberlin, of Cherry filled their Ice houses last week.— much sickness at one time within this Prairieville. has been in attendance on her The Review is pleased to acknowledge Goodenongh; Blhabelh vs. Ian Freeman. Case of people vs. John Eggleston, aj>They were working on the buildings at the township as has been of late—The melo­ sister-in-law—The series of meetings clos­ the receipt of a handsome calendar from dious melody of E. F. Bolton was heard resort last week. the Bastings Wool Boot company of Has­ peal, quashed. ed on Wednesday of Inst week, on account from the house tops two days last week. People vs. Joseph Itobinsou; selling li­ of sickness In the famllv of the pastor— tings, Mich., the largest and most com­ “Sweep, Oh Sweep”—There has been over A large number of friends anil relatives plete felt boot factory.in the world. Jehu quor to minora. Plead guilty, sentenced Theoda Campbell is very sick—Walter one hundred dollars pledged for the erec gathered at the residence of Jay Wilkinson Pendergast, the company’s* genera! mana­ to 30 days in Jail. People va. Art Tabor, Worth, of Lansing, and Chauncy Worth, tion of a telegraph line. If a few more last .Saturday evening to do honor to his ger and selling agent, makes frequent trips forgery. Plead ffullty, sentenced to two of Spring Arbor, were in town last week, will subscribe as liberally ns those who years at Jackson. called here by the death of their father. have already, we will soon be In communi­ 31st birthday anniversary. A good time to Chicago, where he finds many friends, People vs. John StramAaugb, appeal, was enjoyed by all—Walter Oliver and and sells a large number of their wool Hanson Worth—We understand that cation with the outside world—H. J. Black verdict of not guilty by direction of the family spent Sunday with friends In Kala ­ boots. — Chicago Boot and Shoe Review. Frank Pierce Is moving a saw mill onto Is billed for an nuctlon sale of personal court. , • ________________ Edwin Mowry's land—A great many from property on* Tuesday the 10th—Alvah mazoo. The last Michigan legislature appropri­ Judgments were rendered In the a*Hope Center. this place were at the sale of Geo. Cox on Pennock was surprised by a number of ated 8100,000 tor the representation of rhe suuipHit cases of Daniel H. Evarts ami All had a Friday last—The sick are very plenty at friends Wednesday night II. V. Loomis and George Chandler are State at the World’s Fair. The board of Wm. IL .Young vs. Barta Platform Binder present—Myron Simpson has been very pleasant time dancing and playing cards through drawing lumber—George Hny- manager* who control tills appropriation Co. aick. but Is some better—Mrs. A. D. Mor­ —Mrs. W. T. Barber took a relapse, and wtird has ilnislied his Job of lumbering on think that the educational Interests consti­ The court ordered discharge of aaainea Is quite ill with' the grip — The smoke ford Is very alek with the grip—A. !«. John KahletX moved on Mr. Dulwyse’s tute just one-hundreth i>art of the Interest* in the asslgument cases of Holden Hire, Campbell Is able to lie about again—Thu house of W. Barber took fire and burned to another lumber jnb. George Is a bnst- of the state and have devoted one thous­ Furdiee L. Blake, Sarah Horton. remains of Harry Bowker, of your city, Tuesday morning, cooking a quantity of ler—Chas. Cbaudler'and wife are stopping and dollars to them. In view of this dis­ A decree wax made granting divorce in were brought here for burial one day lost hams and bacon—Rosa Cadwalladcr has at M. Chandler1#—Mrs. Fannie Loomis is graceful action State Supt Fitch bM called case of Mylmter G. vs. Myrtle BoUla. week—Again this week we have to report returned to bla school at Kalamazoo, his sick with grip—L. Chamberlain, of Coats on the school children, teachers; officers two deaths. The first was Hanson Wo till, “ father, James M. having recovered from Grove, was at Cloverdale to see hlk alster, and patrons to come to the rescue of Campbell was on trial at t who died on Monday the first day of thv his recent severe sickness. Mrs. YooUorn, who in very sick. Michigan's reputation with tireir pennies. ■.irltlof, Wtdurav p. a. Hastings Banner THMPIK For 16 years the leading drug and bock store in Hastings. Sscni-Bui School Books, WHOLE NO. 1913 HASTINGS, MICH., FEBRUARY 11, 1892. VOL. XXXVI. NO. 41 DRUG STORE. County Published Thnndays • y COOK BROS.. COUNTY NEWS. month. Mr. Worth was about seventy-five years old. a pioneer of this countv. and also of this state, having came to Jackson county lu 1830. He was an exemplary Christian, and respected by all who knew him. He was buried at Cedar Creek Tuesday. The funeral was largely attend­ ed—Mrs. Addison Pennock died laat Sat­ urday morning. Mrs. P. had been very sick for some time, and her death was not a surprise to any one. For the last four or five years she has been sick more or less but bore it all with the spirit of a true Christian. She was a member of tho W. M. church, and always ready to aid In any good work as far as she was able. The wc.lbcr la ralher cluoreable .1 (bl. writing—Those on the sick list are Im­ proving—Horace Gilbert of Hastings vis­ ited friends at this place over Sunday—S. France was In your city but Monday—M. Brown has bought 80 acres of land of E. Bissell in Richland township—Annie Tlbblts visited friends at Delton Friday—S. Kurth went to Grand Rapids Saturday to visit his sister—Ermine France visited at Delton Saturday—Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rickcnmore entertained a friend from * York Slate last week. The most complete''.stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. HI. 5- GOODYE/IR, The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. Hastings, Micfi. FOR SALE.-A general mer­ chandise business at Milo. Stock principally groceries. Postoffice with store, aad only store in the place. A Hood opening. Ad­ dress Box 2, Mila, Kiel DO ALL YOU PEOPLE IfNOW THAT Hatchet Baking Powder can’t be beaten? THAT our Arata Tea is the best on the market? THAT Hoyt’s Crushed Java Coffee is one of our best sellers? THAT our Extracts and Spices are the purest? THAT our prices oa Sugars are the lowest? L. E. STAUFFER. SOMETHING FOR NOTHING i loo m cm. ofp sm Call at my drug store and jet a free sample bottle of King’s New Discovery, Kemp’s Cough Balsam, Dr. Miles’ Ner­ vine, a package of Lane’s Fam­ ily Medicine, a box of Tar-Oid Ointment, a bottle of Seeley’s Perfumery. You can also find out how to get a bottle of Rheumatism and Neuralgia cure, free. The Handy Cash Book to all that ask for it. Fred L. Heath, THE DRUGGIST. One door east of City Bank. FOR SALE My residence property on Jefferson street, this city. It has a frontage of 88 feet and a depth of 12 rods. This will cut up into two good residence fronts on Jefferson street. Also two lots on corner of Creek and Walnut streets. Will sell these either with the Jefferson street lot or separately as de­ sired. Terms easy. Call on or address E. A. Ridbr, Hastings, Mich. Additional Local. �Dww«ol', iti- Be new cov® ant. । Colds and Coughs croup, soro throat, bronchitis, aathma, and hoaraeneaa cured by Qh ftowchea^ arje size. , (,ow|>rice. NATIONAL SERIES, FEB- the safest and moat effective emergency medicine. It should be In every family. TRY IT- Dr. <1. C. Ayer & Co FOR If, Lowell, Maae. f?|QHT NOW -wqiM /hawing-. CURE TOBACCO - “■ball.” , ,, 2» “In those days they shall say no more. The fathers have eaten a sour grape nn<l the children's teeth nre set on edge. They considered themselvw. as sufiering for their Dither's aim* and therefore used this proverb. Soo Lam. v. 7. Ezek. xvUL mamma. Sibyl, now. paten ana -r •*— . anxious about you and much ralievsd to hear that you vv-r0 on ta” to intrv! her But. my dear fellow, what can I say for myself? I hardly know toowto express my regret that snch an accident ahould have befallen you-something no ooe could possibly have foreseen. “Unless it was your friend. Senor Pernandea." said Derwent dryly; “He not only foresaw, but planned the whole thing and had it executed." “Derwent!" Morell exclaimed. Hestopped—for they were walking together down the long platform—and looked at tho other as if doubtful whether he had heard him aright " What doyuu rnssnT CT. -BeboU. **» “!*? Lori, tbU 1 will «>• >■“ hoori «< I—I mu>. u>a -Ith th. b“’tJ“* „l»b pmpbrf."! >» *"* or JurUh1. btatorr «• “>• two -J11-- ”” carried captive; during tb« l«»* eighteen reign yd Ibj «are of the fear kings following. He wiw Lmnly God’s meeeenger speaklnM Goda mXgw Chapter LT. 9-‘J aud xxxl have been called “a book withln a book,” like Rom. lx to xi, And any kind of • careful reading show* ite peculiar refeream to larael’e future ^ni^re thta veree with chapter zxx. I-A and take Israel aud Judah to mean only Israel ^and Judah the ten tribes and the two of all IsraeL The Spirit’s own commentary upon thia verso b found in Eaak. xxxrl,.*’V'i<¥. 28. “And It shall come to pass, that like as 1 have watched over them to pluck up, so will I watch over them to build and to plant, saith ths Lord.” No ooe mn qneotion the plucking up snd scattering, and 00 raor. .booW «nr «□. quwUon •rln, .nJ HbalMlng. Pul ’.r~ 10 "» tbl. ,ud «,y bow .ortblOB ran b. mon, clearly or emphatically atated with it “Thus saith the Lord.” and ills “wfli* and haring had to take it without a mascu­ line attendant. for that is something FORTUNE '-BY CJfRtST1flH-RnD- Ayers CherryPectoral You want it- no troublo la tho jonnwy. I LESSON vn, FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ •• . You rnuel hnvc the t>at medical advice at once," eald itn. Derwent. And without fail he did leave. It was . like wrenching apart the very fibers of I his being, but he know that there must | be no delay. Ln tho first place, it was । iwell that the wrench should be made tian.” ••It is a plain statement of a fact, replied Derwent “The assassin came to finish his work, but wan. fortunately. shot before ho could do so. He lived long enough to tell the whole story however. ” And then ho related it brieflyThere could be no doubt that Morell 5was deeply and terribly shocked.__ “1 knew that Lo was slippery—very slippery I •-and 1 suspected that he was a scoun­ drel," he said, alluding to Fernandes, < “but 1 never could have imagined him capable of such dastardly villainy as thia He wrote mo that Barrera was certainly ' accountable for the crime." “To fasten it on Barrera was his chief object," said Derwent. “By the bye, do yon know how be obtained tho bond to would start out with a maid to go around the world—but yoa are of the ancien regime, and I fear that it waa very disagreeable to you." •Oh. has Sibyl not told you.*' said. Mrt Derwent. “We did not coxae alone. 1 confess 1 should have disliked that very much: though of course, my dearest boy. L would have done that or anything else to reach you. But Frank Halbert came with na. It was very kind of him." . J “Frank HalbertP repeated Derwent in surprise. » Then he threw back his head and laughed uncontrollably. “Why.; you organized a regular relief expedi­ tion T be said. “What a picture you would have made coming to storm Mira- floreaF 1 “You are very ungrateful. Geoffrey," ।■aid MiM Lenox. “It may be a laughing 1mnrim- to yo° now, bat it was not a laugh- , ing matter when we thought we might find you dying or dead. What could two women in a strange country have dune in that case? One had to think of these things So it was exceedingly kind of Mr. Halbert to accompany us." "It certainly was. uncommonly kind," said Derwent, recovering his gravity, “and 1 beg your portion for laughing Halbert is a very good fellow always Where is heF > “I parted with him near the office just tM-fore 1 met you. He went in to make/ some inquiries. Ah. here he is!" A handsome man pf about thirty, well that mine?" mwmi w«« grace _________ keen eyes kokiug out of aj Morell bad the to blush. “Ido[| •rt °Pno? know exactly/’ "he replied: “but I ‘ refiowl face, appeared at the partly open quickly, and secondly, ho was aware < that his mother was quite capable of I coming in search of him. as she bad de< tchred her intention of doing. He was (sure that the hospitality of Miraflores would be equal to such a strain, but ho 30. “But every one shall <fie for his own ।had no desire to add a burden of obliga­ Iniquity; every man that catcth the soar tion which already he could hardly hope liver sod regulita tho bowate. Evouui—. grape, Ills teeth shall be act on edge.” to repay, and he knew, moreover, that ------------- ’— • dour as Mi» Lenos spoke “So here yoiy' suspect it was in a very unscrupulous I Compare Dent, xxiv, 10:. Oat vi, 5. 7. the journey would be very trying to manner. He told me that he could bring are!” he said, bolding out a cordial hand, ■ Peraonnl responsibility Is taught every­ ‘It is a oatiafaution to seCj where iu Scripture. "Every one of us Mrs. Derwent. The thing to do, there­ political pressure to bear. 1 suppose to Derwent shell give account of himself to God” fore. was to go and to go quickly. So you think that 1 ought not to have sanc­ you still living, and upon iny Word, the next morning be announced bis in­ tioned anything of the kind. But oar young nxan. I begin to fear this thing; (Roni. xlv. 12.) 3L “Behold the .lays come, saith tho tention of departure, giving tho reason bargain was that he was to get the mines has been a hoax. You are lookiug very •blslnsomaaya’ayn tliat they will not bo wilLord, tnat 1 will make a new covenant thereof. and 1 was to sell them. 1 had no busi­ welL” EjEi.jSsl.iiEm. B»*s«uule»h-4 with the houseof Israel and with the bouse Don Maurizio expressed his regret so “Ob, Frank!" said Mrs. Derwent reof Judah." Rcmemlwr that He Is speak­ cordially tliat it was imixaasible not to ness to interfere v?ith his manner of getr proachfnlly. “1 do not think so. He is ting them." ing not of tho church, nor of the days in beliove in tho sincerity of every word. “Thh receiver of stolen goods might pale and thin." which wo live, but of literal Judah and “ 1 hoped that wo should Seep you a little la the bens of so many Hres that hare fa wbero say ns much." observed Derwent, with Israel in the dsys of tba restoration, yet "I ought to be looking well," said Der­ Wo m*ke cur groat boast. Our pills cure It white longer. Mr. Derwent." ho said, “and scorn future, but now very near. “A man of honor does not wish went. “if the best of care could make me ‘V’A’rt- t 1— wn« T-r? small snd 82. “Not according to the covenant that now that this annoying matter of the in­ to profit by dishonesty in any form. ! so. I have ix-en doing nothing but cn-' I made with their fat here,-which my cov­ vestigation into your shooting is over, tall you frankly that there is not silver joying an ideal life and recovering my enant the/ brake.” He refers now to tjie that we might have had a little conver­ Horeb covenant of Deut. v, 2. 3, to make sation on business. But your mother’s enough in all Mexico to tempt me to strength. My wountl, however, is not no wzer touch a mine with a title acquired as yet healed, and gives me some trouble." them a kingdom of priosta aud a peculiar arrival, of course, makes it imperative that of the Buena Esperanza was." “You must have the beet medical ad­ peoplo above all people, upon condition of carter emtciaa co.. voj; that you should go. However, if you “I hope you do not think that 1 shall vice at once." said Mrs. Derwent, while SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE their obedience (Ex. xtx, 3. 6). Tills was different from the covenant with Abra­ remain for any length of time in Mexico touch it further,* said MorelL “Hence­ Halbert’looked at Sibyl and Jaughed I may see you there. I had not intended MORTGAGE SALE. ham, Isaac and Jacob, which was uncon­ forth I shall wash my hands of Senor "This ta pleasant, is it not?” he said. Default having been made In the mn<Htlon»nf ditional and shall yet lw fnlfllled to the to go down for some weeks yet, hut 1 Fernandez. 1 might endlife cheating, “Think of our anxiety to reach the suf­ a certain mortZM^. dated AORUstt 18, IWO. letter, a covenant made with an oath, and think it will be well to take my daugh­ but attempted assassination is a little made by OrrfflA.-'WhltilRlit and V.va Whl> ferer. onr harried journey without p*u*\ ‘ therefore eternal and unchangeable (Mic. ter as soon as possible away from here: rteht, hfS wife, to the HasUnjts Building and too much. Here is ^carriage. You can our eager dewire to relieve him from the A. A C. II. BARBER - Loan Aswclation. of Hastings. Michigan, r. cor­ vil, 20). Yestenlny’s tragedy has been a great . Physicians kiid Surgeons. poration duly organized and doing biutumut 33. "After those days, aalth the Lord, I shock to her nerves, and the sooner she drop me at San Frtnctsco street, and you discomforts he was supposed to bp en­ under thd laws of the state of Michigan, and Calls in city or county responded to with will find your people at the Hotel del during—while aU the thne^ he was 'en­ will put my law in their Inward parts, ami recorded Iu the office of tiu? register of deeds is away from its associations the better.” for Barry county. In the slate of Michigan, promptness, day or night. write it in their heart*; aud will be their Jardill" joying an ideal life’ and recovering bis “1 am sure of it." said Derwent, who on August ». IMO, In ilberxl ot mortgagee God, and they shall be my people. ” "Those “At I least the shooting did you one strength in the most satisfactory man­ on page 11. by non payment <n tnondv due for .days” probably refer to the days of tribu­ felt like a reprieved criminal. The sen­ good turn." he added, as they rolled out ner I I don't know what you may think taaSbnenta of principal. Interest ami premium WILLIAM O. LOWDEN. tence of death — of separation to which and for Ones, hv which the power of Mlv therein lation which will precede Israel's national I r Lawyer. of the station gates: “it domesticated of our journey to the land of the Montocontained has become operative, and on which Office over Julias Russell’s store. State conversion (chapter xxx, 7; Dan. xii, L; ho could see no end—that had been you in the hacienda of tho Ormonds. I mortgage there Is claimed to be due at the date zuxnas. Miss Lenox, but 1 feel rather riMath, xxiv, 21), for It Is immediately after banging over him was lifted: life seemed of this notice th* sum or seven hundred fifty street, Hastlnjcs, Mich. . , three snd M icn dollars, the said Itmtalltnent* of the tribulation of those days that He shall to flash back into his heart and veins: he said to myself. ’What luck some fellows dicnlona." principal, Intweskand premium and ftnes hav­ come in power and glory for Israel’s deliv­ was almost afraid that the irrepressible( have!’ as soon as 1 heard of it And how "1 do not," replied Miss Lenox, loftily. ing remained unpaid and Innrrcar for more A. SHELDON. erance (Math, xxiv, 2B-3I; Luke xxl, 25-‘J8). ‘We came to relieve Cousin Margaret s than six months, and lhe said Hastings Build­ gladnem of his voice would betray him. did you like Dona Zarifa on acquaint­ « Abstract anti Real Estate Office. ing and Loan Association having elected under Olaerve how tho work Is entirely Che Laird's Abstract BlocX.Maslimpk , "1 um delighted to hear of your reeolti­. ance? Odd. wasn’t it. our discussing her anxiety and to help her in any need that tho termsuf said mortgage to declare due the full Money lo ;<wn on Ileal Estate Real Estate from first to last: 1 will put, 1 will write. she might have for us- Of course, inci­ amount unpaid with All arrearages thereon, and tion," he went on. “for Dona Zarifa’a! that day iu the AlamedaT no suit or proceedings at law having been Insti­ raid, on oifumhaion. General conrsyaaelnr. I will be; and compare Jer. xxiv. S. 7; Kzuk. “Did we discuss fieri" said Derwent, dentally, we should have been glad to sake, becaurfo 1 am aure the tragedy has tuted to recover lhe amount now remaining Hnvlt’K u complete act of Abstract books, com- xxxvi. 34-30. who had a feeling as if the other took an have relieved Geoffrey also"-----teenred bv sold'mortgage oranv part thereof. plledfrom tba Records, can fnralsb complete been a terrible shock to her. and for my 34. “ They shall all know me. from the C. F. BROOKS. Clerk.* Notice Is therefor hereby given that on tiatufttey. i tracts. “But, since Geoffrey has behaved so least of them uuto the greatest of them, own. because 1 shall hare the great unwarrantable liberty in eveu mention­ tho itlth day of March, nws. at,ten o'clock tn the forenoon, there will be sold at the north front saith the Lord; for I will forgive their in-1 pleasure of seeing yon again, and my ing her name. “I n^var received greater shamefully as not to need relief, you are door of the court house. Lu lhe city of Hastings, A T. DRAKE, M. D„ iquity, and I will rememlier their sins no1 ! mother will be able to thank you for kindness in my life than from every one ready to pht him aside severely." said county of Barry and stalo of Michigan, said court more." This verse is often quoted as if It house being the building in whleh the circuit at Miraflores. Don Maurizio picked me that gentleman smiling. “Come. now. ! Office over Holloway’s drug Rtore. ' your wonderful kindness to me." court for .the county of Barry is held, referred to all people on tlie whole earth, Office hours from 3 to 4 p. m. Telephono, con He is a mag­ is that quite fair? 1 am extremely sonY^ “What wo have beeu able to do has up in the road, you know at public auction to the highest bidder, jXWting with residence, st Holloway's drug and would be a result of the Gospel as now. the premise* described In *ald mort­ I been fully repaid by the pleasure of your nificent type—grand seigneur, yet sim­ that you have taken such a long journey preached; whereas it refers clearly to Israel gage or so much thereof as may b« ple, cordial, kind beyond belief." for such an insufficient reason, but i feel i society," said Don Maurizio. “ Frankly, MCMsary to satisfy the amount due on said and Judah, tho twelve trilies, which shall “Oh} 00 doubt." said MorelL . mortgage as above set forth, with Q •But your kindness to my mother more than 1 M. FC WLER.D.D. S. bo all righteous, and the central nation1 it has been long since 1 have met so com­ the Interest aud premium thereon and how about Dona Zarifa? U she as unap ­ upon earth in millennial days (Isa. lx. 81; can ponibly express And now1 that you i panionable a man. You can be no the costs, charges and expenses allowed by law and provided for in said mortgage, said premOffice hours 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Ixvl, 8), who shall make known tho name off stranger'to Miraflores after this, Mr. proachable as she looks? Or could a man are here, don't ydu think you may find toes being all those certa'n pieces or parcels of the Lord to all the world that so the earth‘ Derwent If you like us as well as we venture to foil m love with berf something to enjoy?" land situate and being In the cjty of-Hastings, county of Barry and slate of Michigan, and de­ jT-w-TowKraTir;---------- :' may bo filhsl with his glory (Num. xix, 2kj have learned to like you there is no "That would depend entirely upon the “I am sure of if replied Sibyl frank­ Physician and Surgeon. scribed as follows, to wit; Lois number six ’T• ba. xi. 0; Heb.ll, 14k But until the new man," replied Derwent “You ha Ye ly. “Since our anxiety about you was re­ and the north half of lots number ehjht, nine, MakesaapeeHlty oftrentinz diraasea of the earth all the world shall not be righteous,‘ question but that you will come back." aud ten ot block nineteen In the eastern addi­ EYKaQd BAR aud the preservation of vlsloo beard, no doubt, that fools sometimes lieved by Mr. Morell's visit yesterday I ' "1 would cross the world to come tion to the city. formerly village, ot I Hastings, GL^Sks^ flUI“K 8l’®CTACX*Ehi and eye for even in millennial days many shall rush in where angels fear to tread. 1 have enjoyed every sight and sound. yield only a feigned obedience (Ps. Ixvl, back!" cried the young man earnestly. and lota number one, nine and ten In block eleven of U. J. Kenfb’bt's addition to the city, Offioe and residence on Broadway, near Court 8 margin). After this, the farewell to Dona Zarifa hope that i am at least not quite a fool Yes. on the whole, we will magnani­ formerly village of Hastings according to tpe House, Uaaliugs. Mich. 33. “Thus saith tho Lord, which gfveth which be had dreaded became easy. Lt But tell me about my mother. How has mously forgive you for getting well be­ recorded plat thereof. Dated Hastings. Mich.. Dec. 10, teOL the sun for a light by day. Tho Lord of .wrung his heart to see on her face the she borne the journey!" fore we came. And now tell us all about MITH A COLG ROVE. Mapriztcs BL'IUlUfO ax» Loax awctatiox Hosts fs His name.*’ However great a pallor and purple transparent shadows He was soon able to answer this ques­ your ideal hacienda." Mortgagee. Lawyers. • promise may be, it is of no weight unless Alonzo e. Kzxastox, (Office in Union block. Hastings.) of yesterday still visible, but even this tion himself. He bail hardly entered “I have only one improvement to sug­ the promisor Is able to fulfill it. Tbo Lord Attorney for Mortgagee. Practice Is all the courts of the state. within the gilded iron gates of the Hotel gest." said Halbert “The hacienda is ot Hoste la the creator of all things and had not power to damp the happiness Jardin and taken a few steps along chapter second Let us have chapter with which be said, “1 hope to have tho -del ■ “He is able.” A E. KENASTON, the wide gallery that runs around two 30. “If those ordinances depart from be­ great pleasure of seeing you In Mexico, ' first—the whole authentic account of tho cl. Attorney st Law, fore me, saith the Lord, then the seed of sendritx Don Maurizio tells me that ho side* of the immense quadrangle which (Over J. 8. Goodyear & Co.’s store.) shooting, with the cause thereof.’’ incloses the beautiful old garden of the Practices la all courtsoI the State. CoUectioM Israel also shall cease from being a nation will bo there with you in a few days." 1 Derwent hesitated for a momect promptly attending to. before mo forever." Read tbo parallel pas­ “In a few days, papa?" she said, with monastery of San Francisco, when he1 Should he tell the whole or only part of sage in chapter xxxiii, 19-3H. Israel is not surprise. “I thought we should not was met by a tall young lady with frank : that story? Nothing would have induced R. TIMMERMAN. Homcepathlc Phy­ now and has not been for over 1,800 years lesve Miraflores for some time." hazel eyes and red brown hair, who ut­ him to mention Dona Zanfa's n&iue in a nation in the eyes of other nations: but . slclan and Surgeon. “I find that it will be necessary forme tered a cry and held out both hands in (Office over Lathrop’s drug store.) Israel<feas never ceased to be a nation be­ 1 connection with the final tragedy when fore God, for “The Lord seeth not as mau to go down to Mexico as soon as possible." welcome. speaking of it to Marell, but these were “My dear Geoffrey, how delighted 1 aw, real estate and collect­ seeth,” anti soon she will be A nation be­ be answered, “and in that case it will bis nearest friendsand relatives. Was fore all nations, admired, Honored ami not bo worth while to return here before am to see youP she exclaimed. “And1 it not right that tee should let them know ing OFFICE OF sought unto, because of Jehovah, her King. going to tho Bajio. A few weeks in tho you are really alive anji well? What an Palmkhtok & Smith, 37. “Thai saith the Lord, If heaven city will do us both good. 1 will write awful fright you gave um! Are you not> the full greatness of his obligations? So Woodland. Mleh. 1 ^be told the whole ttory. and never was above can be measured, • • • 1 will today and order tho house put in order C. 8. Palmerton, J. M. Smith. • ashamed?" narrative listened to with more rapt at­ Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. also cast off all the seed of Israel, for all for our coming." “My dear Sibyl." Derwent retorted, tliat they have done, saith the Lord." ft Waa it Derwent’s fancy, or was there "are not you ashamed to have let my> tention. Three pairs of widening ejis WHIQH IS THE BEST? is often said when we speak of Israel’s ’ were faatened on bin face as he spokfuture glory. “But consider all that they a light of pleasure in the dark eyes as mother come on such a journey? If you GUIDE FOB EVEBTOKIt-fire Um the word irnd when hr finished Mrs. Derwent fairly have done, they have forfeited everything." they met his own? "In that case, eenor," had only believed the explicit statements broke into soha. Yss, truly, they have forfeited all that was she said, with gentle graciousneas, "we of my letter"-----“Oh. my tiear." she cried, “what can conditioned upon their obedience, but the need not bid you a long adieu. H is "But we didn’t believe them." she inwe ever dn to show onr gratitude to unconditional promises to Abram. Isaac enough to wish you a pleasant journey, and Jacob. God will keep and fulfill for and to hop© that you may soon be able u'rpoa*t ’ At 1*‘Mt Four mother did those kind people? They have sav.-d net; she thought you were trying to His own great name's sake (Isa. xliil, 2Tr, And that fieri-ic to relieve the anxiety of the senora your spare her. and seeing her misery I your life twice over Ezek. xxxvi, 23, 82). Note carefully that gtrll How I long to see and thank mother." BANKRUPT STORE, thought the beet thing for her to do waa when Jerusalem shall be relrailt in lhe So. with a much lighter heart than he restoration it shall never be thrown down to come and satisfy herself. 1 am cer­ Agent, “L too, have a great desire to see the again (verses 88-40-. Pa. cil, 18). If you bad fancied possible. Derwent rode out tain you would have thought so too if would see and enjoy those days of Israel’s of the great gates of Miraflores, snd you had been there." girl," observed Halbert. HASTINGS, MICH. glory you must now bo redeemed by looked back many times at the long ar^ “1 would go across Mexico to see her!" "No doubt 1 should." he answered. Israel's King. Then, being redeemed, re­ ceded dwelling on its lovely plateau, its cried Sibyl "Happy creature! to be' S**?” bn depended upon <u the vwy boat member that you are redeemed not •oft cream color t&owu into relief by ”At least I should be a' wretch to find fault with so much goodness, especially able to do heroic things, not dream of simply to go to. heaven when you die. the green hills behind ft. and the cross them! Geoffrey, my respect for you baa but to live here as long an tbe Lord » your part. | am deeply grateful to L. CANDEE * CO. increased. Thera must be something sees fit, to do your part In making shore its chspri -.jointing heavenward. you for undertaking the journey to aoChrist known in all the world, that so At a turn of the road where ho knew The «ucce» of this Great Cough Cure is the church. His body, may be gathered that the last glimpse was to be had he company my mother." Motlno t« Cnkaown Helm. at MtehHcan-Fttth Judicial Circuit In without a parallel in the history of medicine. out of the nations. Being Ignorant of paused and took off hiz hat. in final sal­ All druggists are authorized to sell it on a pos­ tha mystery that*“Blindness iu part is swered. “This is the most enchanting’1 played a very subordinate part in itive guarantee, a lest that no other cure can sue. bappenetl unto Israel until the fnllness of utation to all that bad been revealed to place I have ever wandered into. But ‘My role was oesdully stand. That it may become known. the Gentiles be come in,” and that then all him! there-thc.boun.Hess hospitality and cornel Cousin Margaret is expecting n, Sibyl." said Derwent. bib lUy ot Hecetnber. im. the kind and useful lives, the tupteioent, vs. ths unknown Israel shall be saved (Rom. xi. 2.1, 28), the subjective altogether. All the honors you. and afraid even yet that you may £ Wolcott, deceased, -defend­ church hss became conoeited and Vainly widely diffused, circle of good, the sim­ belong to Doo* Zarifa." imagines that her mission is to convert the plicity, the gentleness and tho happiness be brought in on a litter." appearing by affidavit of entnH. Uaghwl M b, followed heT Mw>rd -daX the Ume the bill in thu whale world. Let no psaicher. pastor or which formed a golden atmosphere about CONTINUED it will cure you. If your child has the Croup, mlsMonary think that lie is commissioned the door of one of the charming apart­ or Whooping Coegh, use it promptly, snd relief to convert aU within his n-uch, but rather tbe spot. ments surrounding the gallery, aud Th. third <1»T «<u,r thb fonnd ordered that Mid unknown S.'S.* 01Jtt'"' p™" «r paused in the sitting room while she Spirit, "that be may by all means nr. enlerin* u>, aty or Merioo SHILOH’S CURE, Price iocjk, co eti hardly .hU- to b.li.« th. eyidrao. of th. opened the door of the spacious chamber ' K“m ,l '•> the Bret dsj of Joly. 1>M. and that wtrtln >1.00. •* If yjRT Longs are sore ar Bock beyond and said gayly: “Dear cousin. •ta»yda*«lhee«mptiinaut cuw this order ealra.Urthatit had bo.a mu. mo„ »et every preacher lay to heart wtuu the inc Shiloh'< Porous Plaster, Price 35 cts writer received through Dr. A. T. Pforwut • TOOOUl .Inc he had Mt it to u» that our parish k not onr field, but a p1>r' St* --SX. “““lwn W "om«u» hoy Ur Much"lud —---- _ SICK ^fsr(EEWiNG 'Tobacco ever offered for t&e money— — " HEAD ytK’JG ACHE •'QiVEY 2/our cte_aierA*s't J .I ^R&J-ouMe. BUSINESS CARDS. H ? 0. S WET! COLD! SLUSH! P L HUBBER FOOTWEAR “CANDEE” M. R. LAYTON, SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. ^k*8‘T'EOU FRANK A. HtM)HUB. Orchit Jodie. 2"I, ’,“'h ” «ur-lo urimb working the field so as to gather out th» church and hasten the day of Israel. ** Ltle IlMtlMO Jr.lcna- _ ... , . . . . The trial or John Diem, the murderer Capt Gtsnaw, la in; progress at Port ■ �HISTORY OF A WEEK. jMfcus j Lt HcmtCvk Chicago. He waa 9 NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. ValHa K. Weathers, a beautiful gtgl, la BaraunFs drew haa made •Mangementa j in jail at Pittaboro, N. 0., for eloping with squares for checkers, and on the other ride GovtHuor Pattison has burned a procla­ a num with a wife nnd thirteen children. to show In Battle Creek thia ywr. The Battle Creek Sanitarium put op Ilines for fox and geese. On the mation to the people of Pennyslvanfa Ln Her paramour is Mill at large. over the fire-place there will be a tiadarbehalf of the Russian famine sufferers. Tho Democratic conventipn to nominate 1,500 ions of Ice for Ita own u« for the ' box, two eJay pipes, a plug o ‘•terbarker,’’ Tho supreme court of Oklahoma haa sus­ Iowa’s delegates to the next national con­ present year. and an old knife with a gummy blade. tained the ■‘sooner’’ law ousting all settlers vention will be held May 11 at Council R. Putnam, who formerly kept a gro- I There’ll be a settee and swaJlow-tailed who entered land before the hour set by Bluffs. Boies will be boumcdfcr president. eery store In Plainwell, waa killed by a ।bootjack peeping out from beneath it. Hamiltor Gray, the oldest postmaster in falling tree in the alate of Washington reAnd there'll be « manlei-plece, and some The labor orgar.lz.-uhn* of New York the'Unlted Braces, ta dead, near Kingston, ccntly. tumblers, and a bottle of black rirap. state have indorsed a bill to enable all self­ Tenn. He hail nerved ns postmaater at supporting women to vote at all elec­ Gray’s Hill since hia appointment by Pres­ The Eaton Rapids Journal aay beans are Last spring Burton A. Green of thia tions. going to knock out the wheat crop In that ,township came to Portland and hitched hhi ident Polk. eoctlon. Oue dealer shipped 7,000 bushels ,team to a post in front of the rink occu­ The Wisconsin supreme court has grant­ : pied by the Portland Manufacturer Com­ ed leave to the attorney general to bring Director General Davis, of the World's to Chicago last Friday. action against the Democratic reapportionA servant girl at the Hudson house. pany. About the post had been put plas­ Fair, lias declared that all application* for menu space ought to be presented by July 1, Lansing, found a pocket book Friday night ■tering, ashes, etc., which were there when James Hall, a Chicago stock yards em­ 1803. in one ot thu beds. The book contained the team was hitched. When tho team ONB ploye, fell into a tank of boiling lard and A consignment of exhibits for the 84,000 which was turned over lo the owner. was first hitched the post was In the Blade Both the method end reiulU wbm was literally parboiled, but has a chance Columbian exposition -the first received A. S. Butler, formerly assistant editor Iaud the ground frozen; there was also a for life. from a foreign country—arrived at Chi­ of the Allegan Gazette has formed a law ,little snow on the ground. The team Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleoant stood there, so It Is said, from early In the In a fight between officers and outlaws cago Jan. 20 from Japan. partnership with Phil Padgham, of Alle- ,forenoon until late at night When the and refreshing ta the taste, and ante in Paris, Tex., two of* the Intter were Tha aix-day-four-hours-a-day-go-as-you- itan. under the firm name of Padgham <fc ( snow was melted and tho ground became killed and one of the officers seriously pleose walk at Sioux City baa ended, isoft it Is alleged .that the ashes and water wounded. Hetty breaking tbo world's record by Butler. a strong lye; and that tho hurses. Geo. Canfield for the past three years made । The North German IJoyd steamer Eider, walking 188 miles 14 lap*. standing in this lye had lhe hair and ileati which ran on a ledge off the Isle of Wight, Cotton is so low that it is having a craz­ connected wdtli thu Ionia Sentinel, haa se- । eaten from their legs just above the hoots cured, tliro^jh Congressman Briknap. a ' Monday, has been abandoned, and will be ing effect on southern fanners. Ona named ou each leg of both horses, the hind legs a total wreck. Hall, of Coffee county, Ala., set, bis crop position In the government printing office 1 omy remedy or ita ama ev«r ,] at Washington, and has left to enter upon ।having hud the lye splashed upon them by William E.;Lee has been given a ver» on fire and then committed suicide. duced, pleaaing to the taste sad ' tlio horses stamping with the foye feel; Edward Pardee, a farmer living in his new duties. diet for 81(1,00) against the PUbbury milL« that because of this Injnry Mr. Greeu was ceptable to the stomach, promot of Minneapol^i for infringement ot tho Jones’ Neck, Del., has been hiccoughing Death was very severe on the old real- (dejirivwd of Ike um of his team and to em­ its action and truly beneficial *a for sixteen weeks, and It b believed thnt dents of Branch county last month, no leas , patent on his sjtxl aepumtor. ploy another team lo do hta farm work. , Mexican military authorities have he will die, notwithstanding the cough1 than 19 having died during that time, lhe Mr. Green jiow sues the Manufacturing searched tho Itouae of tho United States ta less violent now. youngest of whom was 70 years of age and Company ( for damages In the sum of 8500, A report from Boston says that Armour, the oldest 90. The average age of the 19 ( consular agent, nt Mier, Mexico, believing and has commenced suit to recover that many exceUent qualities commend it that be was concealing arms for revolu­ Morris and Swift, the "hlg three” packers, was exactly 83 years. ; amount In the circuit court, through his to all and have made it the most have signed an agreement not to move tionist*. Ellis, Nichols A Miller. Frank Mrs. B. W. Williams, an accomplished attorneys, । their business from the Chicago Union It is proposed by the Baren Hirach fund D. M. Davis will reprepresent the defend­ in 50e stock yards for fifteen years from July 1, pianist of Allegan, recently cut her finger । committee of New York to establish a slightly, from the effects of which blood ।ants Id the suit—Portland Obsarver. 1801. and* colony of RusBlau Jews in northern Wis­ George W. E. Griffith has been appointed poison «et in necessitating the amputation consin— Lincoln, Taylor, Marathon or receirtr of the Wester:, Farm Mortgage of the finger. She will now probably have Langled counties. Whew In Macon. Ga., the other day Mme. lz>an and Trust company, at Denver. The to give up piano playing. Bernhardt left $47.57 in the telegraph A Dupree, of Montreal, placvd frozen a cure it promptly for any one who rney of the company *aya that nobody The Battle Creek Journal says that a <office In order to Inform her frleada In dynamite cartridges on the «|ovc to thaw; W— lose a cent by the company’s embar­ company of outside capitalists are about to (Cairo. Egypt, that site was alive, well and wishes to try it Do not accept any they explodcdi and he nnd hia three rassment. substitute. purchase a big block of real estate in that |happy. daughters werd fatally injuied. The wife Senor Carvalho, head of the Portuguese city, and If the project goes through as an­ has become a maniac. Annie Louise Cary Haymond has given CALIFORNIA HO SYRUP CO. customs system, has been dismissed from ticipated. one or two manufacturing Indus- ।to the Maine General Hospital. In which Thtirsday. Feb. 4. SAM FAAMCI8CQ. CAL. his office and is threatened with impeach­ tries will be added to the city. ,she has always fell a profound Interest, LOUISVILLE, m. MEW TOBK, H.T. The deatji of James I- Woodward, a ment because while minister of ilnauce he The building’ committee of the board of 'enough money to fit up three rooms for the prominent resident of Chicago, is reported advanced 13,(W,000 francs to a railway use of patients. * of supervisors of Calhoun count)' recently ' PECKHAM'S CROUP REME3Y without autimrlty of law. from San Antonio,'Tex. A new Irish celebrity is Miss Maude Seven mail ,pouches ___ __________ __ 1from ____ It. ta a cohl day whjm seme one of New advertised for blds to treat lhe court house were_ stolen I PLEASANT, BAFE, 0LETAIN. j •to a eoat of varnteh throughout the Interior. Gonne. ( who has recently been lecturing mail wagons Ariiile croeaing on lhe ferry­ York city’s wealthy mcn-doca not receive a SHOULD BE Di EVERT BOCSIMD boat (rom New1 ” • -lo Hoboken. • * York visit from a crank. The latest to lx> thus The blds arc all In and the committee de- 1in Franco on the "Wrongs of Ireland.” elded that it would lie cheaper to buy the •She is on ardent home ruler,* twenty-six honored is August Italmunt. His visitor ’ s Five ot the n un who lynched Joe Shields material and hire the work done by the jyears old, tall, beautiful and eloquent. at Shelbyville. Tex., nru under arrest, and name is Nixon, he wanted money, scared Congressman Springer’s wife Is a model are in danger of themselves being lynched. the women of the Lonsvho’.d, nnd was day. tor un ambitious public man. She is finally run iu by a policeman. There is considerable criticism of the wife ' Six illicit si" ills and Mweral ____ 2._________ thousand in manner, well Informed, nnd a way in which the Battle Creek street car cordial < gallons of wlii <ky have been destroyed by Tuesday. Feb. U. democrat. Her height is short, officers in AL taima, nnd three mencnp service is run. The cars have not been thorough 1 I-annas-GlT, rour eUlldrca a kmrt«le» Fire in Larned, Kas., destroyed 3JS.000 run on regular time card owing to the >and she has brilliant black eyei. of book-keeping, ihorthand. typewriting, teleg­ tured. raphy, et,. worth of property trouble with the Michigan CentraL but a Mian Grace Howard. daughterof "Joe” Riotous denii nitrations among the priaThe remains of Ker. Mr. Spurgeon have steel crossing, weighing 5,000 tons will ]Howard, whose mlsslnary work among the oners at Deer Island, Island. Mr™ Moss ,. h.-d! hiul to be Ixj TT WILD /'YFOR THEM soon be put in and all trouble Is expected |Indians of South Dakota for the last four quelled by a detail of fifty policemen from arrived In London from Mentone. BE MUCH Than Money. Railway traffic in tho Michigan penin- to end. ]years, has been remarkably successful, has Educate them at the Grand Rapids [Mlch.l Bt»Boston. an hi haa been interrupted by a heavy anow ; Eaet and ta visiting In Washington iness College, Ledyard Block, cor. Pewl and The United S ates Express freight train Clint DeWitt, of Battle Creek, probably come 1 jumped the track pear North Baltimore, storm. paid lhe highest price for a little fish tlvsh 1this week. The grand jury ot Bangor, Ma, baa In­ Ohio, killing he engineer ' ui^jl scalding Eugene D’Albert, the pianist, having ob­ dicted every liquor seller in that city—over that was ever put hi Calhoun county. tained a divorce. Is about to marry Mme. tlie fireman. Recently he went fishing on Graham lake ’ 3)0 iu all. • Eight and a______ half tons of _ specie ___ tor ___ the and caught three little insignificant perch ‘Teresa Currents the American ptaniste who Theodore Grim, charged withselling also succeeded in securing a decree of Bank of England have been landed from by bobbing. He was arrested for violating has I the wrecked steamship Eider. The mail whisky to Indians, hanged himself in hta tiie fish taw and fined 821.20. . 'divorce brought In a suit against her second cell at Milwaukee. has also all ta-cti landed. husband. The gannltoriv* at the agricultural col­ The wife of ex Senator Bowen, of Colo ­ Little Ward Waterbary, of Ixmg Ridge. Mrs. Lew Wallace says that Florence lege are being rehovated, and every stud­ Conn., who was kidnaped and held for a rado, was robbed of $!.«►> worth of jewelry Nightengale was a slender woman ot grace­ ents HK>m at the M. A. C. will be large ransom by unknown villains, was at her hotel in Washington. ful figure and great dignity of manner. thoroughly cleaned before the opening of ; mysteriously lOU.UlA, returned UJ to ...» his pumilUV. parents. Jared C.. Gregory, one of the best-known the spring term on February 22. The 'She exhibited remarkabjc fortitude at all Among those appointed by the president lawyers in Wisconsin, died at his homo in prospect* are that there will be an unusual times and especially when present at sur­ operations. ou the eotuml aion to test the quality of Madison on Sunday, aged 00. j influx of new students. A great many ap- gical 1 Charles Mcllvaine the murderer of a 1 the coins resend at the mints during the Fannie EdwandK said to be as attractive plications for rooms have already been re­ groceryn>au named Lucas, waa executed Ia8t year is Jasper Packard, of Indiana. as she Is eloqdent. Is a fifteen year old ceived. by electricity in Sing Sing prison. Louisville girl, who ta reported to be meet­ Rata from an abandoned coal mine ore The floral department of the Michigan ing witli remarkable success iu preaching Rev. George W. Kildow, a theological overrunning a community near Scranton, Pa., nnd the residents have *r to put ir. in al student al Columbia, S. C., ent hta throat Central railroad has decided to 'make ita the gospei ta Tennessee mountaineers. headquarters at Marshall, after a thorough Shu is probably the youngest evangelist Id cduple of hours a day killing the rodenta. in the presence of his young wife. John Norris, manager of the Philadel­ examination of Use company's property at tlie country. A Pittsburg electric car, containing thirthe different stations along the line. As Mrs. U. J. Hummer of High Bridge, N. teen, of the nen-union employes-of the phia Record, has assumed the business suon as thu frost is out ot the ground company, was Wrecked by dynamite, but management of the New York World. , the company ^will go to work with J., recently found a SA50Q pearl in a plate Thirty members of. a Polish CutholEr fortunately no »uo was seriously injured. of church fair oyster stew, its rather a large force of men and erect some large church at Rending, Pa., have l»ecn arrested Strikers did it. j early in the season to start, such advertis­ greenhouses, and lay out a large plat in a ing dodges on ti***lr rounds. They would Near Pnducan, Ky.. a httlu girl trippetl for jmrticipating in a light which broke up bckutlful Hower garden. f .. . . be mon- effective later on. wtaui the pub­ and u Ibrush fire, receiving fatal the services. dtiu fell fen into into n The amount received at the stale treaa- lic appetite for such sybarlttali feeds have iujuriea Mias uijuriw. Muss |Mallie Zorina was fatally Six Philadelphia boys playing with stolen burned by falling in a fit while standing dynamite were badly Injuns! by tho ex­ nry during the month of January on ac­ began to pall. In front of a grtite. plosion of the stuff. Charles lianas aged count of specific taxes from fire Insurance The crown princess of Sweden, who companies organized out ot tire state was has bvtV in Caro since the beginning of 17, tadewl. 3^,550.17; the amount from special char­ Friday, Feb. 5. A meteor that is estimated to weigh the present winter, has hopes of restora­ Henry A. Casth- lias been appointed eight urns fell at the base ofJTable mouu ter Tollroads. 8195,7110.80. This will ta* tion to health. v”he princess, a cousin to «» i poMUinaur at ** r*. Paul. 1 tain, near Oroville. Cal., one night lost tlie Inst payment from these roads under the emperor of Germany. is suffering front Funeral services were held at Mentone, week. When it struck it caused the earth the special tax system, and' it Is for the u pulmonary disease caused by the raw . Franc .. . . earnings of 1891. The taxes upon the climate of the north. She was ordered to France over tha remains of Rev. Mr. Spur- to shake for a mile around. - ti­ earning!! of 1891 will be under the general spend the winter In Egypt as the only pos­ K'-'°n. Jaw. as provided by act 1+4 of the public sible way of prolonging her life. The will of lhe Into Cardinal Manning THE MARKETS. acta of 1891. ^••’7’ £")0 “* A party will start as early as possible in Chicago. his death. j. Will Mansfield, of Otsego, was an in­ the .spring for the relief of Lieutenant Britton WiliinniH.of Bradleyvilie, Tenn., Chicago, Fab. 8. mate ot the surgical Institute at Indianapo­ Deary’s Greenland expedition. If Mrs. Following were the quotations ou the hoard aged 14 years' was fatally stabbed by a of tr.-ulc today: Wheat—February, opened lis, which recently burned to tin* ground, Peary has not been frozen into a Venus playmate. and tells of his escape. Uls room was in lhe de Milo, the pretty little lady can on her James Odem, who wantonly killed two KJdc. closed STJic; Mnrch, opened M8*c. clou-d third story and be was aroused by lhe fire return tell a tale such ns no civilized negroes in Louisiana, was shot dead while WHc: May. opened 91c. closed 91Mu. CornFebruary, opeued tl4c. cloned 41Hc; March, coming through the transom. Hu awoke woman before her ever had a chance to re­ resisting arrest. owned 41Hc. cIomJ <2l$c; May. opened 42^c. his room-mate, who sprang to the window count. But her chances of-seeing civiliza­ In West Virginia a freight train plunged clined Ujiic. Oats-February, opined aud leaped out He followed suit and tion again are noue the best. from n bridge into the Potomac, fifty feet cloeod 29; March, opened —, close! 1 —; they lauded on a roof below, where they Mny, opened 31?$c. ciosM 32c. Pork-Feb­ below. One man was killed. ruary, opened W1.77K. closed 811.1V; March, found another patient completely paraly­ The Niagara county Democratic conven­ opened —, ctaae* May. oponsd 912.03X4 I zed. Together they rolled him from roof TTx camphor expert Mlects a tree and tion elected a solid Cleveland delegation to closed 912.12)* Lard—February, opened to roof where ho was finally rescued. scrapes into the trunk in different places, the New York state convention. :&«i, cloxedSfl5a using an instrument resembling somewhat It is said that Kirby, the defaulting cash ­ Russell Sage, Jr., the nephew of the Live stuck—Prices at tho L'qion stock yards Ln appearance a rake with teeth ot curved, millionaire, is dead of meningitis, Ho today ranged m follows: Hogs— Market ier of the Marshall bank, will only lie fairly active, and pricea 5c higher; sales ranged arrested on lhe charge of forgery and Uiat gouge shaped edges thnt cut pulling. This was 53 years of age and unmarried. at I4.4&IMJ0 light, X.tSa the expectation ot depositors and people in scoops out the wood in little crescent Two national banka.in Deining and Sil­ 4.00 rough packing. 84.43SAS', mixed, and general, to find out where the entire capi­ shaped chips. ver City, N. M., have been closed by order S4.C3Q4.fD heavy packing aad shipping lota A tree is not considered worth anything tal stock of 8100.009 of the institution and of the comptroller of the ourrency. Cattle—Market fairly active ou local and 813.000 of its surplus went will not be for camphor purposes until it is fifty years It is established Beyond « doubt that a shipping account, pricse quiet and unchanged; gratified. Tho management will not be In­ old. The yield of a tree is unequal, being man found dead in a San Antonio park quot itlona ranged at 84.8333.5!> choice to extra volved, and tho problem will remain un­ greater in and about the roots than higher last October was the nihilist'assassin of shipping steers. 84.3004-80 goes! to choice do, solved. This course has caused some up on the trunk. the Russian General Michael de Scliv- 93.W1QL30 fair to good. Jd.10iW.00 common criticism and there are some who say thnt The scrapings or chips are pounded in a to medium do, 810)^3.50 butchers' steers, rskoff. 82.30a3.OU Miockers, 52.3'43.75 Texas steers, Kirby could not have effected the embez­ stone or Iron mortar and boiled in a large The (65,000 memorial hospital at Johns­ 93.11KW.75 feeders, 81.4Ud3'3J cows, 91.7333.75 zlement without others knowing something iron caldron, over which is placed, with town, I’a., has been dedicated. It was bulls and $3.a)<3.fl.i*) veal calves about It. It now looks as though the de­ the concave covering the mouth of tho erected by the State Flood committee. Sheep—Market fiuriy active and prices falcation and all the matters leading to-It caldron, an earthenware bowl shaped ves­ sel. In the boiling the camphor sublimes Charles E. Waterbury, with two confed­ steady; quotation* ranged at 8L5O^.V35; will remain untouched. westerns, 94.U0ii3.flJ natives, and 8t 5(1 >8.30 and condenses on the inside of the big erates, is under trial at Greenwich, Conn., Our readers will remember some months bowl, which is removed from time to thqe, for abducting little Ward Waterbury, his lambs. Produce: Butter -Fancy itep.vrstor. ago of pie publication that strychnine had the camphor scraped off and replaced. i cousin. per lb ^dairies, fancy, fresh. £Hfl2&c; packing been found in the well of James Torrey, a The root nnd trunk arc ncraped while A mob near Hendersonville, Tenn., ab- stock, fresh, 14©18c_ Eirgs-Fnah, candled, loss off, 28^3Uo per doz; ice-honsa stock, 17<J prosperous farmer living in Onondaga the yield lasts, aud the chipping continued 18c. Dressed poultry -Spring chickens, fair, township, this county. The attempt to till finally the tree falls. No attempt -U through tho window of their cabin and good. 0310c per lb; fancy. 10,^c; roosters, ta; poison the well was made the night of made to extract the camphor from the dock-s, 10®12Hc: geese, O^lDc; turkeys September 37, and a child of Mr. Torrey’s trunk or branches of the fallen tree. In killed their aged Another. choice, UMc; fair to good. lO&llc; poor. 7«& on going to lhe well the next morning dis­ some -cases the trunk is sawed up into covered the top of the pun p covered witli planks, but thia depends upon the loimlity. a whltelsb powder, which proved to be In many districts, owing to absence of Wisconsin Prohibitlonista will hold IU for seed; common to poor mixed lots, their state convention in Madtaon, May 13 SkuZta. Sweet potatoes, Illinois. 9LfiO®X25 strychlnne. The matter created a sensa­ roads, timber would not pay for its trams­ per bbl. Appian -Common, fl. 2555 1.50 per tion st the time, and was placed iu the port. It is impossible to imagine a more and Juno 1. bbl: good. 91.>5; fancy, $2.uo. Cranberries— hauds of the officers, who have since been wasteful method, and it is fortunate that The Leland hotel property nt Chicago Cape Cod. S3.50ifl.ii per bbl; Jerseya. SJ.iUJS working quietly on the case, with the re­ the camphor forests of Formosa are practi­ has been sold to(cdpitaltata of New York fl.HU per bbl. sult that ou Saturday Mrs. 1’hebe Hildln- cally inexhaustible. The quantity of cam­ city for WAS,000. jk ger, daughter of Mr. Torrey, waa arreste.1 phor produced depends upon the amount A Paris finunc/w has been arrested for on coinplaint of her father, charged with of labor employed iu the business. Ten stealing 1,500,000 francs; his relatives have Wheat—No. 2 red winter, cash. crime, arraigned before Justice Flansbnrg iron pots and accompanying bowls make UBh; MSW.9LUH: June. J1.00. Corn—No. 2 of Leslie, and pleaded not guilty of the given bail for him. up what is called a “set,” and are worked Tho Democratic central committee of mixed cash, 51L4!A2c; Mai ch. 3tHe; May, complaint. Her examination was set for by four men. One set will produce about Oklahoma stands 23 for Cleveland, 2 far &0c. Oat*— Dall bat steady; Na. 2 mixed cash, February 4th. The arrest lias created In­ six pounds a day. A fair average is 150 Oflf&aBHc; May. 37Mc. Rye - Steady; Mo Hill and 1 for Boies. , tense excitement, as all parties are well pounds ;i month.—Edward Bedloe in Phil­ l^eon Oregon, editor of a Spantah paper Bteody; state, <B®fl5c; No. 2 Mihvnak<v. fl»js7u. known In the viclulty of their homes — adelphia Ledger. . ai in Antonio, Tex, ta insane from the Pork—Dull; mesa, 5S.73S10.75. Laid—Quiet: Lansing State Republican. i Moy, fTJDL ‘ ’ ’ ' effect) of grip medicine made from a ** “ ' Eaton countv pioneer* will erect a pion­ i Live Stock: Cottle—Market firm ami active poisonous herb. tor all Kredes at an advance of lOo per ICO eer museum on the fair grounds at Char­ "Do you want some nice pork, airH’ said Captain W. E. Edwards, a prominent1 Iba; poorest ti best native rtonrs. 93.H.4SLU6 lotte. In It they will have a fire place a Lutcher to an Irishman who was in­ tobacco dealer of Louisville, was burnedI per 1W Um; bailsand dry cows, Jl.95<2>.140. eight feet wide and fitted with a swinging ' tently regarding a aide of a hog which to death in the fire which destroyed thej Sheep and iambe—Market firm at an advance crane, pot, kettles, hooks, skillets, and I anng outside the door. of strong He per lb: ahaep, S4.5Udfl.50 per 1H> Central tobacco warehouse. Irons, a Connecticut baker, and(a board “No, soft! 01 waa only wondherin whin R«" 7 j-vunru Venn, of Blue Earth City, Iba: lambs, 9fl^3d~-5U. Hoza—Nomtaaly upon which to bake com pones. Iron ye waa goin to kill the other halt o* that ' steady; Uro hots, 84.10^4.73 per ICO Iba. .num., lias med Rev. Robert Hughes for limps, coualmu.;- of a pot ot grease and a pig.’’—Pittsburg Chronicle. 820,0W for libel. Both are members of the wick In crane, a ueu will do the lighting; Roman Catboli • ■rieslhoock spilnt-bottomed chairs und split logs for Certain kinds of tinware, which by the Edward T ^uyler, for thlrf-^wen yean j, Much. Me; wuaptas Ann. Rya-No. fable* will form tlie fnmiturc, and beans. old process required a day and a half for CQHDBC.ua with the Chicago North- L 7VHc; No. 2, Tfl^c. Oats-Na 2 white, 32c; brown bread,-mush, johnnycake aud saltone Vi. man ~ to turn out a groan, are now- .... inwestern Railway company in an official No. 3 do, WMa Corn—No. a. Sc; Na 4, Ma pork will make it e tables groan. A wood- , creawd to fire gross ta the same time. KNJOYO HEART DISEASE, ndpitation, pain in side, shoulder ana arm, short breath, op­ pression, asthma, swollen ankles, weak and smothering spells.- dropsy. wind in stomach,etc., are cured by Dr.Milcs’New Heart Cure. A new discovery bv the em­ inent Indiana Specialist Fine illustrated book of cures FREE at druggists, or ad­ dress Dr.Miles Medical Co., Elkhart Jud. > Sold by W. H. Goodyear, NOTICE FOR HEARING GF CLAIMS. State of Michigan, County of Barry—ml Notice is hrreUy given, tbur by order of the Frobatc Court for the Count v of Barry, made on the 28th day of January A. D. 1893. six mouths from that date wens allowed for creditors to presenr their claims A aga.tml the estate of Worthy L. late ot Mid County, deceased, and ibat all creditors ot «atd deceased w re­ quired »o present their claims t«i said Probate.. Court, al the Probate office, in tlie City of 1 Hastings, for examltiHtlon Ma allowance, on or before the .28lh day of July next; and 'hat such claims will be heard before said Court, on Thursday, the 2xth day'ot April and on Thurs­ day the 2flUi day of Julv next, nt ten o’clock iu be forenoon ot each of those days Dated*January JSih. A. D. wp . • Chas W. Ajtxffitoxa, Judge of Probate. KIRKS AmE i I I I I ; $11* SOAP A LAUNDRY SOAP. PURE AMD SANITARY BEST FOB General Household Use. ‘. / ORDINANCE. j. Relative to the establishment of the streets, lane*, alleys and public grounds cf the City of it) of Hading-.. i 8jm-th>n 1—The City of Hastings ordains: . That the resurvev «>f the City ot Hastings, Iu- ! eluding the government or sdclioual- lines, block, street aud Alley boundaries, establishnig with-pennancnt monuments all street und alley lines within said city as made and certified I to by the duly authorized engineer of add city, recorded November 2lsl. INI. and set forth with proper descriptions, ’.naps and diagrams In a book now bu Hie in the office of the recorder of the said city of Hastings entitled, designated and known as the Hasting* City street survey. be and lhe same H berebp contimed. established aud adopted ss the true und authentic description. map and dhutram dhunuu of the said City of HasHa tine*, and that all block, street and alley line/ lint tines, be and] thaaame are hereby conflnnrd. ; ed laid -out and adopted' as therein sej forth and ’ described. j I street or boundaries and all ordi- j aurv, or u, al>y au-j lines uur.'ui naures relative thereto, conflicting Derewltb are I hereby repealsd^ Notion a.—That al! plats or snbd'.vi-lot.s ot private grounds v.'ilhm Uielimllwof the L'lty ot Hasting* hereafter made shall be presented to the city council o! ssid city, before being offered to the Count) Register of Deeds for filing and. record. Skction4.—It shall be tho duty of the city council, on such presentation, or st any other time It may ap|>oln:. to accept or rrje$t such pial or subdivision, sola resolution to be enter­ ed In the journal ot its proe--edlngs and a copy ot said ptal or subdivision Med In the office ot lhe recorder of said city, ami a description of the streets In said plat or subdivision to be en­ tered In the “book <>C Hastings City Street Sur/^ot-ion fl.—No plat or subdivision shall be accepted by the council unless It be made to correspond In the matter of size and other re­ spects to the renuirenients ot the stute taw for plats to be filed with the County Register ot Bk'tion fl.—Before any Dial or subdivision of land, wherein any new streets or alleys ore opened or laid out. within the city limits, stal boapuroved by the council, such streets or allrjb shall, If there be other streets or alleys alrcadv laid oat adjacent thereto, be a continu­ ation of sucti streets or alleys as war ns practic­ able and all street, alley and bounding lines shall bo property defined by permanent monu­ ments set In tlie ground similar to-those now in use by the city. The streets and alleys so laid out shall be property figured so thnt they can be located from the monuments, and all such pro­ posed streets shall lie at least (4) four rods In wldlb. All streams, water courses nnd ditches shall be accurately laid out and designated ou the plat or map. A . J 8KCMOX 7. -All plats suomlltod wherein dew streets, alleys or any public grounds are laid oat to be dedicated to public-use shall ba accom­ panied by a certified abstract of title to date. Scction 8.—This ordinance shall take effectFebruary lith, 18»2. Done at the council chamber this 15th day of January A. D. 1882. . J»o. B. RonKKIn. Recorder. ABCHXK McCor. MayorCHANCERY SXLE, In pursuance of and by virtue of an order and decree of the circuit court tor lhe county at Barry, In chancery. In the State of Michigan, made and dated on the first day ot .September. A. D. UM, in acertaln cause therein pending, wherein Samuel Carsnn la coniploinaut and Matilda E. Fettlnglll. Wellington 1). Pettlngill. Wesley B. i’eltingil). Wihtam A. FettInrill. Wallace U. Pettioglli. Bertie K. Pettiugill, Ida May J'ettlngin. Hugh I’ettingiU. James 1). Ben­ ham. Bentley Bros. & WllklnA, Waltou A. New­ ton, Levi Holmes and Nlehola , Shepard* Co. are defendants. Notice is iiereoy given that I shall sell at pub­ lic auction to lhe highest bidder, on Siturdav, the fifth day of March. A..D, iwe. at ten o’dot*, iu the toremxm. at the north front door of th* court house, in die city of Hastmgs county of Barrv and state of Michigan, said court house beina the place for holding the eircuii court tor .-ahi county of Barry, the following described property to wit: That certain idece or parcel of land situate, lying and being m lhe county of Barry audstate of Michigan known and de­ scribed as follows, to wit; The wuthone hundred and twenty acres of laud off from the soaUi aldo of the north east quarter of section thirty In town tour urtli. range u-ven west be the same more • less. Dated. Hu>...)gs. Mich. Jantiarv 19.1N2. ALOXXO E. KKfrASTOX. Circuit Court Commlaslonw, Barry County, Mich. Smith & Colobovx. Solicitors for Complainant. Where are these men going! To R. K. Grant’s They have just learned of his great sale of clothing at less than manufacturers prices and they are after a suit and overcoat for themselves and clothing for the boys. They need them. They will save money. ' x Perhaps they read Grant’s ad. < n the local page, it’s in­ teresting. Better see it. This Mountain Cavalier Suggests the days of ehivaliy. He lives in northern Georgia, and his strange adventures there and elsewhere are related ir.OUR NEW SERIAL, His Second Campaign a tale of thrilling interest, by Maurice Thompson. The in­ itial chapter will appear in these columns soon. Don’t miss it The story is COPYRIGHTED MH �Royal Baking Powder Has no Equal. Tall to cheap but Hastings Banner^ Thursday, February nt*. L.cooe.Sd”-7 ADQOBT 14. I878,—------- — editorial notes. to Oto SMtaW °“ gal*- aa my store WUBtoM tax toKwapitoJ too wlnoer—not noir la to. W nntowrt of_ to£ nwot tort too receipt. o' Soar *> toe fort ,of bndnere. ton l« xrtM In clolhlnx co to. people of Barr, 1 ■ “y’u mail exeort n» now" C0 “rj ot Havana for January 1892 were *- ° tow.: Fnaa to. United Stole. «*"> orb: from Spain, none. The ™eIpto for Jenner,. ISM. -ere, from too Unltod Stole. 3,1’40 euk,; from Spoln SS.4PO ImpsTb, roamclon of the P”‘ Th. export, ot hour fo tub. pone of New Tort. New OrtrtM. Mobil, -fUte.1 .world U to. .toolol. “d fcd witodmwal of Doo. Janice G. Blaine .nd Ke, Weil In Jannerr. 1®H mnonntod lohT.lTS berrelx The export. from to. too held - « Ptoaldenltol aomloee. Secretory Blaine’, lanxnaxe nmeporteto Jnnner,. 1S9I. were ___________ ______ He “ol barrels. Our contemporary of the Journal states only MJ. hr'I. “01 * ,or **“’ that the woolen manufacturers ask for the arooln.uhn. but alao that hlf name w.ll removal of the duly on wool. What ones? aoc to, prerented al too convention. Tble Their organization, aud the only assocluaouonnecmrtl, toooth w poalUre and per- tlon of ita kind wo know of, sent a memor- learea un dwbt M 1° bi. pnaWtoi- 11 £ ’lu‘ C*“ ml Comal Oooonl ‘ The United States Official Report Gr.nL -Tw xot to t«l tolnr, “l“*7“ around thto Moudar mornlnt J»r whalI 1 , know will be toe Woert week', clothing baalneaa erer done 1. Barer ooontr- Of the Government Baking Powder tests recently made, under authority of Congress, by the Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C, furnishes the highest authoritative infor­ mation as to which powder is the best The Official Report Certainly if the taxpayers and especially the real estate owners can get along with­ out a uew court booae. If they can afford .to have the tecord of their tltlec to land exposed to constant danger from tire, we 0U 1 Ne;erthele» aa pnblle spirited cltiieni we fed that we should present the facta in । the case so clearly that none cau inl»1underatand. Any taxpayer can visit the County offices aud verify or disprove what we ray. We wteh each ona would take ( anpeory. will to, received wlto alnmat nnl- lai to congress asklhg that the duties on the palus to do so. It Is proposed to raise 810.000 for a jail wool and woolen goods be left as they are. ronal retrel amonx republtana. who None except Springer ahd hta crowd of iand 844.000 for a court bouse. The Jail question we think need not be ■ would like to have one more chance io freetraders desire that any change in the considered, so plain are the facta and the vote tor him. now that protection and rec- duties be made. They desire it not be- ( duty of the people of Barry county. Our Iprocliy leave made him » popular wlto cause of any demand for it anywhere, but present । Jail has been condemned because: it Is not a safe place to keep criminals ■ the maiwes. But the republican party bto simply to use It as the entering wedge to (1) in. (2) It Is a fire trap; and In caw a fire plenty of atrong men a, candidate,, though break down the tariff system. should get under way In it, the prisoners would be burned like so many rats in a burn­ pone no popular aa Blalae. Michigan no Ex-President Cleveland has an engage­ ing ship. There is literally no chance for es­ publican, will now feel tool tol, la toe ment on Washington’s birthday, February cape. (3) Its hanltary condition is simply time andopportunlty lo present toelr fa­ 22d. to deliver an oration at tlie Universi­ horrible. This is due to no fault of the sheriff but to lack of sewerage and faulty ty of Michigan a( Ann Arbor. Senator vorite son, Gen. IL A. Algtr. construction. (4) it provides In no ,11111 has an engagement on that day to cap­ proper sense for the separation of the ture all the delegates to the democratic sexes, nor for keeping the younger Protection and Bu»lnc»- Sen»c. national convention 'from* his state. Mr. class of inmates apart from Hardened crim­ A decision between the policies of pro­ inals, (5) It does not comply with the tection and free trade should in no wise be Cleveland Is evidently still pursuing the plain provisions of the law. For these influenced by considerations ot sentiment so-called "educational campaign" of 1838. reasons. Judge Hooker, with assent of lhe or theory. The question presented must Hili is pursuing the grab everything game board of supervisors was compelled to con­ demn tho Jail, The present arrangement bo determined In the light of experience, of so called ••practical” politics. It will of keeping prisoners at Charlotte is very . win In the democratic party. " unsatisfactory as well as ' expensive. ’ facte, and the application ot these in ac­ There is no reason that can be urged there- . cordance with the dictates of plain busiThe Chilean difficulty, which all rejoice fore why the Jail should not be built; niw sense. This1 fact explains In great to know Is so happily terminated, served there is every reason why it should be. | measure tho attitude of men on farms, in the very useful purpose of teaching Unde and so far as we know there is no opposl- • factories and counting rooms on the one tlon to so doing. Sam the value of good ships and big guns. But in the opinion of the supervisors as side, and men of the doisters, colleges and । While war should be the very last resort well as of all who kuow lhe facta In the dreaming galleries on lhe other. It was of a republic, and of any nation In this en­ case, Barry county needs a new court < of the latter that an eminent French states­ lightened age, every nation, until therd Is house fully as much as a Jail, If not more man said, "they have no experience, and so. And if.this be true, it Is certain the an universal disarmament, should bu pre­ two can be built together much better than hence they cannot fall to take the wrong pared to protect Its people from injury at to build one now and the other later. It 1 roads” when arguing economical proposi­ the hands of another power and Ita Hag will reduce the cost. It will save money. tions with respect to governmental policy. It will secure belter results. from insult. Theorists Insist upon taking cilery eco­ The question of vital importance to the taxpayer, and one on which he has a right to nomic proposition into that cloudland The U. S. supreme court has decided have Ihfurtnation is this;. Does Barry where they delight to dwell, and there that Boyd, democrat, is a citizen of Ute U. county need a new court house, with tire trimming It in cpnfai'mity with such no­ S., and as the returns elected hln> governor proof offices, for the safe keeping of her tions as they iiave Imbibed; when all the of Nebraska the court decides him entitled records? while there is neither magic nor mystery We will leave out of the case the ques­ to tlie position. The acts of Gov. Thayer, tion ot public spirit and enterprise, al­ in its makeup—only the plain facts ot cost republican, in opposing the claim of Boyd though it could be well maintained that and conditions, such as every good busi­ to the position in the manner he did, have 24.000 people, owning according to the ness man takes Into his calculations of been such as disgraced him and discredit-, a.-sessment rolls over 311,003.000 worth of property, should not represent themselves every day affairs. ed his parly. and reflect their .standing and spirit by Gauged by this standard, and applied to the present building on court house square a nation so marvelously endowed with Michigan people. centalnly know what which to say the least is not architectu­ uaturrl resources as is the United States, democratic rule mean*. It means loss of rally imposing, nor calculated to impress what is the outlook’Io the practical man of prestige, loss of reputation, mismanage­ one as flattering to a county like this. But leave that out of. the case and let us affxlrh'.’ He finds there is timber in tlie ment, misgovernment, and wanton extrava­ forests, mineral in tlie mountains, plenty gance under the pretense of economy aud address ourselves squarely to the question of whether Barry county needs such a of fuel both above and below the surface. reform. court house as is mentioned above. We He sees millions of strong arm* crossed shall make answer by a plain, bare stateIt is uow asserted that Speaker Crisp ’ment of facta. over breasts swelling with energy to carve Statistics show the average life • of man oat-personal competency while adding to has forsaken the principle that secured to a be little more that 34 years. At death, national wealth and.power. ^Shall nature's him the -spenkerahip. He and McMillan, the property of the deceased is passed up­ gifts remain untouched, and stalwart men of Tennessee, are now understood to op- on by the probate court Its records there­ be held back from channels in which their poswihe free coinage of silver. fore vttallv affect titles to real and per­ sonal property, and particularly of that ununhampered ambition would plpce them, The spectacle of reform afforded by the fortlonate class, the widow and the orphan and they be compelled to remain dependwhose rights most need protection. How cuts upon foreigners for the needasaries of present democratic house in ita do-nothing Is Barry county "protecting” the rights of life? The qneatlon suggests tlie answer. policy is peculiarly edifying. these in the hundreds of cases not closed So long as working men in |my other up, and there always are and must be hundreds of them? The records arc keqit Tariff Picture*. part of the world can be found content to In tlie second story* of a brick block, which The "iniquitous tariff" has brought take lower wages than will properly sup­ down the price of cut steel nails, since the is flanked ou the west side with a solid port an American citizen, the theorist says McKinley bill was passed, from 83.50 In row of wooden buildings. In case of fire let the product of such cheap labor come, January, 1800. to 81.65 In December. 1891, getting into the building from outside or without fetter or barrier to its ingress. and wire nails from $3.00 to 31.80 in the inside, these records could not be removed to a place of safety, as any visitor lo the His claim Is that the way to make a peo­ same time. These are“the "Iron Age’s” proltate rooms can see. . figures of prices in factory lots.—Ex. ple rich Is to let them “buy where they The records In the county clerk’s office vitally affect the rights of persons in their can buy cheapest” Thin Is the beginning personal and property rights. There are and the end of his philosophy. But the Additional Local News. many cases unclosed, and the findings and practical man of affairs knows that foreign decrees of the court in hundreds of others. products will not be imported unless buy­ In case these records are destroyed, there A BIQ SUCCESS. is certain to be great loss to many litigants ers are ready to take them off his hands and to others. In case of fire, these records, and pay something more than mere cost of As announced in tlie Bannke last week, none of them, could be saved, as an Incharges. Experience has also taught him IL K. Grant’s big clothing sale was com­ spectlon ot the clerk’s office will prove. that the only way In which a large major­ menced on Saturday last And though The records in the treasurer's office also ity of people can become purchasers is to this is not the season when clothing sells have a bearing upon property rights and If the court house should burn first be aupplled with work, and given very rapidly, still Grant's sale was Inaug­, titles. urated In a manner that could not fail to, these must bum. There would be no way wages something beyond what is required of saving them. be satisfactory. for baying food. He also recalls the fae The records In the register's office affect People were In town from ail points In, that when In times past certain men have the county, many having come especially the title to every piece of real estate in undertaken to utilize domestic resources, to avail themsalves of this sale. There। Barry county. The Indexes, which would corablnatlons of Interested foreigners was a rush to Mr. Grant’s store, to see the, coat up into the thousands to replace, are goods; tn learn If they were as great bar­, kept In the vault for lack of room, and theretofore supplying the desired products gains as claimed. Having found them। would be a total loss in case of fire. Tho Mt once dropped down prices and kept fully up to representations, the purchases! record books themselves are kept in a them down -until all efforts of domestic were very llbei^l. Jill late at night Mr. vault It is fair to state that some people competition had been starved out. It Is Grant and htt clerks were on the keenl contend that this vault would prove fire Jump attending to the wants of customers, proof. It is also fair to state that an good in view of these facts that he announces add scored a big success for the day. authorities as the country has Insist that wiUingness to Join with the enterpriser of •.•It’s better than I expected by far for, thia Is not secure, but might not and in home Industry—the would be miner and the first day” said Mr. Grant. "I countedI their judgement would not safely keep the on lots of folks calling in to look at the , records as against the quick, hot tire the xnii! owner, and the fanner who stands xeady to supply these with bread and goods, to find if they were as claimed. I[ court house would make in case of a fire. knew I could satisfy any living man on) It is perfectly fair to say there is doubt aocat—and conclude an arrangement by that point. I expected future trade as at about Its safety. Tlie court house itself is an old frame which every willing pair of arms can be result of Saturday’s work, but I was not; looking for the large sales we made. building, constructed when timber was given work, every needy buyer can secure Pleasant? Well I think so," be concluded., not acacer, so It contains lots of it It is taoagb money to keep himself and those "But when people can buy for 16.00 to> auch a building as would bum very readily dependent upon bis efforts on the high 36.50 a suit of clothes for which they have an’d make a quick, hot fire if it should all along been paying 810. When they once get afire. level of comfort and Independence. These are the facts; and whether any can buy tor 88.00 a suit which do dealer In the country could have sold for lew taxpayer feels that he should Jeopardize Im response to an Inquiry from Supt than 813.00, and for which 815.00 was the his own or his neighbor's Inlresta In this Wood, of the Reform achool. Attorney usual price. When people can do that, matter by continuing auch a state of Qeoaral Ellis has lied an opinion they arc apt to not only know a good thing, things, each taxpayer must answer for himself. As for us, we believe he cannot fat which he hokla that the act but to take it in." "Now look nt those overcoats. In tbo be foolish enough to take such risks. which raises the minimum age at which fall I would have no trouble in selling Aa to the cost. It Is proposed to raise boyecan be admitted to that institution nearly every one there and would have to 818,000 each year for the three years 1892. from 10 tn 13 years, applies to al! boys a*k about double the price I am asking. I 1898 and 1894 to pay for the court bouse ■like, no distinction being made between tell you the people of Barry county never and Jail. Barry county has over 811.100.­ had auch a chance as I am giving them. 000 worth ot property. Tlie tax for each truancy and crime. It was the Intention Nor could I have bought these 30 81000 of taxable ---------------------------of those yearsgoods on cadi of the lamented Squawbuek legislature to days ago even for prices that I could iiave property would be 81.03. or a little over 10 #100. have the act apply to truants only, but like soM them within an average of 40 per ceilU °® mme taxpayer am figure from his cent .it of .fa.* what It ----------do dow--” ’ " everything else they attempted to do. they "Look «t thear-«uite for boys and youth*. Jail and court M0 a bad mess of it Hereafter boy.i sho^vs the ROYAL superior to all others in leavening power; a cream of tartar powder of highest quality. The Canadian Tests “Dominion of Canada.” THAN QOLb The Jas. Boss Watch Cases. | [ i ; i j ! only tn punished by being In- ■ f- "The strength of the Royal is shown to be 23 per cent, greater than any other. “As a result of my investigations I find the Royal Baking Powder far superior to the others. It is pure, contains none but whole­ some ingredients, and is of greatest strength. “ F. X. Valade, “ Public Analyst, Ontario, BETTER I The Banner and Detroit Tribune one dollar per year OLD RAGS! HIS FIRST CAMPAIGN If you want to get a better price for old scrap than you do from peddlers, bring your old iron of all kinds, copper, zinc, lead, rubbers, rags and old carpets to the JUNK SHOP, Buy only the genuine. I keep a full stock at the Michigan ave, Opp. Roller Mill, Hastings, Mich. L0WEJT PRICES. F.RPfflAST THE JEWELER. GOING! in northern Georgia was a mission of war aud destruc­ tion. His Second Campaign, Twenty years after, ends in forgiveness for the first and a happy marriage. Read the particulars in UOR SALE-1 □ice new L house and 24 lots on Han­ OUR NEW SERIAL over street Nice location, The story has many dra­ and a convenient nice home. matic situations and the inter­ Will sell cheap and on easy est never flags. terms. Enquire of 0. A. Whitrioht. COPYRIGHTED AND ILLUSTRATED. GOING! GOING! Goods Must Go at Some Price! Not i or i off, but One-Half Off on Most of the Stock As they must go. Come quick while the stock is large and complete. LOOK BELOW PRICES TELL! LOOK BELOW PRICES TELL! PRICES TELL! Men’s heavy socks, 4 pre. for 25 cts. Men’s wool socks, 3 pra. for 25 cts. Men’s pants worth $1.50 for 85 cts. Men’s pants worth $2.50 for $1.25. ■ Men’s undershirts and drawers worth per suit 45 cts for 35 ets. Men’s rubbers 32 cts. • * Women’s rubbers 22 cts. _ Look! Look! Look! Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! Men b shoes, Congreee and Bals, all eylee, worth $6.00 for $4.00. •* » .. *. " " “ “ 4.50 “ 3.00. 8.50 “ 2.50. 3.00 - 2.00. 2.00 “ 1.50. 1.25 “ .90 Women, Look! Women, Look! Women’s Dongola Kid Button w< :h $4.50 for 2.25. 3.00 "‘ 2.00. 2.50 *' 1.50. 2.00 *' 1.50. 1.50 “ 1.00. And all Men ’ B and Women ’ s FurniHhino Children's Shoes, and all Rubber Goods ^2?™, ’“d . B"0**. Boys’ and we want. mnst go aa prices are no object. Money Umbrellas worth v $1.50 uv for ior 99c jhc. . „Vests for 85c. Women sxxMenno DO NOT FORGET THE BANKRUPT STORE ------------------- 1 r ______ �Hastings Banner Thursday, February nth, 1892. W. R. COOK. Local Common Soap Rots Clothes and Chaps Hands. IVORY SOAP J. D. Woodbeck, editor of the Otsego Union, has thrown down the editorial quill and accepted the position of cashier of the Otsego chair company. PERSONAL MENTION. Bert Lake was in Grand Rapids «Mon- Cliarll* Dunham went to Grand Rapids No better evidenceot a progressive farm­ ing community can be given than largely Monday. attended farmers' institutes. The men Judge Smith went to Howell on business and women who attend these institutes Thursday. and make litem Interesting and profltable Mrs. R. P. Brown, of Grand Rapids, is are among those who believe that farming is not only a most honorable and desirable in tlie city. occupation, but,that it can also, by proper Jerry Ryan, ot Ann Arbor, was In lhe management, be made profitable and con­ city Monday. ducive to general prosperity and happi­ R. B. Messer was in Chicago last week ness. on a business trip. A speaking watch is one of Mr. Edison’s Hon. John Uarveth, of Middleville, was latest Inventions. It wHl l»e exlbited at the next electric exhibition at St. in the city Friday. Peteraburgh/ The dial Is made to repre­ Attorney Stewart, of Lake Odessa, la In sent a human face, and the Interior cap­ tains a pbo’nograph. The mouth opens the city attending court. M1m May Roberts spent Sunday visiting and tells the hours and half hours, and the quarters in a strikingly human voice. It her mother In Kalamazoo. can also be set at a particular hour in lhe L. E. Knappen, of Grand Rapids, morning to remark several times running tending court here tills week. —••It Is time to get up!” “It is lime to Mrs. Lewis Durkee, ot Nashville, ▼bit___ ed at Mrs. George Simpson’s Thursday. The Supc. of Public Instruction was re­ cently asked "can teachers be compelled Miss Gertie Pendergast, of the Akeley to make up lost limo In dismissing for hol­ school, arrived home Monday ou a visit. idays under a contract drawn tor a certain P. A. Hahn, of Grand Rapids, called on number of days?’’ And in reply said: "It old friends in the city Monday evening. has been held by this department and ha1* John Brock, of Otsego, is ven sick, his FOR SALE—A good farm of 801 been given as the opinion of lhe Attorney acres near Middleville, Barry Co., General that a contract to teach a certain niother"belng colled there last week to at­ number of days entitles the teacher to such Mich. All under cultivation with ■holidays as may come within the time for tend him. Albert Francisco, of Norvel, Jack­ orchard, good buildings, windmill, which he Is employed. son county, is visiting friends in the city etc. Will be sold at a bargain. We are In receipt of an invitation to at­ and vicinity. Call on or address, A. Hanlon, tend the seventh anniversary banquet of £ II ar thorn, of Milo, and F. K. NausM. D., Middleville, Mien., or C. the Michigan club, to be held nt the Detroit ley, of Orangeville, were In the city Fri­ rink in Detroit, Monday even lug. Feb. 29, H. Gordon, Evanston, III. day on business. , at which timq there will be gathered to­ gether some of the most prominent and L. C. Welton, formerly of this city but A BARGAIN—For the one who noted people of thecountry. An excellent ■now iu the real estate business In Chicago, desires to purchase my Green program has been prepared and It is need­ was here Monday. *• Street residence in the 4th ward, less to say everyone will be well repaid Mrs. Zell Morrison and Mrs. Raymond, attending. The club was organized in in this city. House in good repair, for 1885 and 1ms been a great political factor of Grand Rapids, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. PendergasL heated by furnace, bath room, and in this state. DOES NOT. all the modern conveniences. Will sell at a bargain. Address all let­ ters to me at Grand Rapids, care of •‘Vendome.” Mrs. Julia Goodyear. FOR SALE OR TRADE At a Bargain. Farm, Lots or Houses In City. W. F. POWERS. HARDWARE STORE. LOCAL NEWS. - CIKCUL/1TION • Under tbo new fish law. bob lines nre considered the same as set lines and the persons wno use them lay themselves Ha­ ble to be arrested for violation of the fish law the same as though they hod used set lines. A man In Battle Creek waa arrested under this charge last week and though be had only succeeded In catching three little perch, yet he was convicted and had to pay over 821 to settle the case. All who fish through the ice will do well to recol­ lect this fact and It may save them some costs and trouble. • Bcnj. F. Gaskill does not enjoy the'Situatlou in which he thinks be has been wrong­ fully placed as one who circulated local op­ tion petitions. He did so in one or two districts In Hastings township, and brought* the petitions to the prosecuting attorney’s office, and asked, he savs, that gentleman which affidavit he should make. Be states that the prosector looked over the petitions and Instructions, and cut out from the latter the affidavit tee make. He made It ns directed, nnd dot* not particularly relish being criticised by the person who instructd him what to do. and when he followed nstructions. 77 quires. The One-Price Clothiers on Top as Usual, tYatLweVave sTldm^^id? °n the past^aKban^y^ here. And this year opens with bright prospecte for our future. Forty-Two TEonsad Dollars Worth of ■ Clothing . Is the amount we bought of a manufacturing house> that is going out ofbusine^ (these goods are to be divided among onr SIX STORES IN THE STATE) at prices so low that no one ought miss buying a suit. ’ THEY .ARE . GREAT. BARGAINS Do not fail to see them. We lead: others follow. Our motto is “One Price to all.” We do not rob Peter to pay Paul. Yours respectfully, HASTINGS, MICH. John Pendergast returned from his western trip in the Interest ot the Wool Boot company Tuesday. • L. IL Everts started on a trip through the eastern states Monday in behalf of the Chair and Table company. £ Gorham has sold his farm in Rutland and gone to California where he will make hia i>ome with his daughter. . E. W. Morrill went to Gun Lake Tucsdry. «nd calculated that when he had got what fish he expected, the lake would be four feet lower. . Mr. Whitney, senior member of the large wholesale boot and shoe house of Whitney. Bowen A Co., of Cleveland. Ohio, was In the city Tuesday to arrange for a supply of felt boots for the coming season. • Natciiang black dretw silks are the very best. Every lady wishing lo pure haw n silk dress should sec them. Russell has the agency for these goods an<l can furnish any silks made by the Natehang Silk Co. much cheaper than can be had elsewhere. The wool boot company an1 now run­ It must appear to some very excellent peo­ ning with a full Toreo of hands, and with ple who think that closing the saloons ’would orders sufficient now to keep the factory hurt business,” Hint It would be better to running at Its full capacity .until July IsL Hereafter, changes for advertisement* have business harmed n little than to have The present winter the old stock of wool must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to„ such rotten and rottenly vicious and wick­ boots seems to have been entirely sold; and week Insure insertion In the Issue of the ----’* ed things done as were done last week by there seems to be no question but that the when brought. the seven scapegraces. If anything could factory here will have all it can do to meet hurt a town mote than that we don't know orders this year. Sunday is Valentine’s day. • what it is. And It is claimed the plot was We announced last week that the gro­ When you want any pictures ।KO (o laid In a saloon in this city. And it Is Sbarpsteen’s at Grand Rapids. doifbtful if the seven would have bgen cery firm of Hams A VanArinan were going to add a department to tbelr large es­ New bouse arid lot on Green street for guilty of what they did bad they not been tablishment for the wholesaling of confec­ sale on easy terms. Enquire of B. J. drunk. Yes. the saloon Isa fine thing, a great promoter of business; but so far as tionery. We are now prepared to say that Hendershott. < it Is a fact aud that they are in the whole­ we know of very bad bujrituM. sale business with a vengeance. In a cir­ Wash dress goods. Tennis flannels, table damatiks napkins, towels, etc. just /We arc Inclined very much toward sup­ cular tn the trade they say that they do ngt received at Bussell’s. porting the proposition that the city build expect the "bulk of the trade,’’ but by hon­ a building that shall answer for purposes est, square dealing which has always There will be a dance at the Lake house. of its own, and contain an opera house as characterized this firm, they hope to get ' L. P. Cote’s landing. Thornapple, Monday well. The city can sell 815,000 bonds at their portion of IL Country dealers are eyeaing, February S2d. flve per cent, and that would be ample for hereby enabled to save time and freight Hastings Odd Fellows will be Interested the purpose of constructing such a build­ and guaranteed good goods. Who will be to know that plans have been fully matur­ ing as would be required. Without ques­ the next to open up a jobbing department ed for a 12 story Odd Fellow's temple ut tion a well-appointed opera bouse would to their business. Grand Rapids. rent for not less than 8500 a year. The city is now paying 8300 a year rent for The Banneii Is turning out plenty of The Methodists are considering the ad­ rooms occupied by tlie council and fire de­ job work these days. And wo have lhe partment. So that there would be no visability of building the annex for devo­ facilities for doing it such as arc not ayrdoubt of the city’s Securing far better ac­ tional and society meetings. It Is very passed by any country newspaper office In comodations. at even less cost In the way much needed. Michigan. ■ Next Sunday wlll*be quarterly meeting of interest than is now paid in renjt. The It must have kept old ProbK busy with city needs proper offices, and could by this at the M. E. church. tlie weather Sunday. It rained and snow­ means secure what she needs, and what la. The program for the. Epworth League ed. yid at one time the sky was clear of greatly lo be desired in lhe way of an February ICth.j *92. nt the M. E. church, dotids. It was alternately mild as Muy opera house. .will be “An Evening with the Old.” und cold as December The Supreme court has just decided that Opening exercises, "Chautauqua Vesper . The subscriber desires to secure a good in case a canine convention Is held Ina Service.” farm to work ou Hharts for a period of two man's front yard, he has a right to shoot Recitation. Somebody's Mother. Miss or three years. Can furnish good refer­ into and kill the delegates thereto. A Gertrude Abbey. ences if desired. Call on or address D. B. Detroit man waa bored to death by a howl­ Declamation, Grand-mothers. Howard Thorn. Pricbardville, Barry county, Mich. ing mob of dogs which were hi the habit Busby. of nightly serenading him and hia family. It was reported that .Mrs. Ell Nichols, Music. By the Choir. He tried peaceful means, he called on the of OraiiKevllle..died last week. Such hapPaper “Reverence for the Old,” Miss police, he exhausted the remedies known pyy is not true, but on the contrary she is Wilda Bllvins. to mortal man to discontinue the concerts.. rapidly Improving and bas had the novel Recitation, "Growing Old' Gracefully,” At last, in sheer desperation, he shot Into experience of reading her own obituary. Miss Effie Simpson, the serenading party, and killed a lady’s Music, By the Choir. The Kalamazoo Gazette says “It is not pet pup. She sued him for damages. He Recitation, Grandma Alius Does, Rod­ imprulmble that tlie Michigan Central set up the mitigating circumstance that may yet buy the C. K. A 8.] road.” We canine serenades were an unmitigated ney Puffer. Recitation, Fanner Gray’s Photograph, give this bit ot news (?) simply that our nuisance. The Detroit judge ruled that Miss Edith Pryor. readers may not forget tliere ever was such no mitigating circumstances could be Music, Home!Sweet Home. shown, uniPthe'juF-y.jissessed him 825.00. a road as the C. K. A S. Heappcaled to the Supreme court, and that Mr. nnd Mrs. Grigsby thank their many Roadmaking is a trade and must be body reversed tlie decfalon, orderded a new friends of all religious denominations for Imnied like any otber. An unskilled man trial and directed tho jndge to have the their pleasant company and liberal gifts at cau waste tr vast amount of money, aifd jury consider the exasperating circum­ the donation last Tuesday. the bulk of the money as it Is now spent stances of the case, and plainly stated that upon the majority of country roads Is The Y. P. 8. C. E. meets at the Presby­ the man was justified In taking the means thrown away, through lack of proper en­ terian church next Sunday evening at 6 he did to ria himself of a nusance. o'clock, aud will be led by Miss Millsgineering knowledge. There Is this week being inaugurated in paugb. Every school child will be asked to con­ the lower four departments of the main tribute oue cent on Feb. 29 for the pur­ Usual service! at tbo Presbyterian church building what Is known as departmental pose of Michigan’s educational exhibit at next Sunday morning and evening. work for tho teachers. Each of the four the world's fair. This will make a fund teachers has herjown room, over which she The C. L. S. C. will meet at the home of 88.000 If carried out Teachers and has general charge as now. She will open of Mrs. Maggie Bailey Saturday evening. superintendents will be asked to give from the school and conduct the opening exer­ Following is the program: 10 cents to 50 cents apiece. cises In the usual manner. The forenoon Quotations concerning Garfield. Cashiers around the country are doing and afternoon are divided Into fonr recita­ American history. Mrs. Geer. a great deal of swearing because tlie jiew tion hours each. Each teacher goes to each Story of the-constltutlon. Miss Dooley. half-dollar pieces bulge out In the center of lhe four rooms, for one recitation boar, Recitation, Garfield's poem “In Memory,” and cannot be stacked up. As editors are each half day. giving Instruction in one Mrs. R. Bailey. • about the only class exempt from the branch of study In tbo forenoon, aud an­ Trading companies. Miss Jordan. arduous duties of slacking up coins, every­ other in the afternoon. Thus instead of Bureau of Animal Industry (synopsis), thing is serene iu the journalistic world. ' having from four to six studies, all differ­ ent, to prepare for, rach teacher has but Critic, Mrs. W. IL Cook. My buyer In New York writea me he has two. Any one can see that even tho very purchased my tuililuery stock cheaper than The society oC the presbyterlan church highest type of an Instructor can better ever and more'of IL So I will be on deck prepare himself cr bcrself to impart in­ will be entertained by the ladles on Friday. again, and having sold over 2,000 ladles struction in two than in four or flve Feb. 19th. at the society rooms. Supper hats last year shall endeavor to make it brandies. Prof.1 Sterling seeks to give to from 5 to 7. A cordial Invitation extended 4,000 this, If good goods nnd low prices each of the teachers that character of work to all. will do IL At the Racket. for which he believes them best qualified, The proposed pnisleal social which was P.tist Smith. and which thgfparticularly enjoy. Whilee to be given by the eastern star chapter is Since the ice has been broken II is proba­ this departale from the usual routine of ifalndcfitiitely postponed. ble that other jobbing houses will be open­ teachers’ wdFk knew, and has been tried The ladies of Fitzgerald W. IL C. will ed up In thla-clty. We know of one busi­ In but a limited number of schools, still ness bouse nt least in this city, that Is where it is tried It has worked very suc­ bold a Valentine social nt Post halk Satur­ thinking seriously of adding a jobbing de­ cessfully, and those doing that kind of day evening. Fib. 13th. Supper served partment to the business. Business men work speak of the plan with enthusiastic from ' to 8. Gentlemen 25 cents; ladles 10 cents. think of this and see if you <i ’ wboleaaie department to yi Rev. delivered a very Interthat will i e profitable' to you be the Ing to try II, aad This week, $42,000 COMPLETE - ki Knock (M Our great sale of the Clement, Bane & Co.’s stock of Clothing (as announced last week) has proved »- complete “knock-out” to all com­ petitors. They may imitate it, but they can’t duplicate it. This sale ’ has knocked the usual prices so high that it seems barely possible that it is so. but the hundreds that have taken advantage of this sale the past week can tell you that the prices asked are r BELOW THE COST to MANUFACTURE, It's a stupendous thing to do—to put 110,000 worth of clothing on the market to sell in a few weeks, but it’s an assured success. The prices are simply irresistable. This stock comprises everything desirable in clothing for men's boys’ and youths’ wear. To make a long story short, 110,000 worth of. fine clothing to be closed out in a few weeks, at a less price than it cost the manufacturers to make them. Weliate to-lump them that way, but it would be too far-spreading an advertisement to elaborate all the desirable varieties, styles and prices of these goods. There are so many of them. You know the fashionable, useful sort of clothing we sell, and you know also the low prices we always quote, and to some it is hard to believe clothing can be sold so cheap (below the cost of- manufacture) but you will see with your own eyes when you call in. Anything you buy yon may keep five days and if not satisfactory, return it and get your money back. Terms are strictly cash. �Hastings Banner Sleepy. Thursday, F«b. it, 1892- which arrived at New York to-day. tart re ven men, Eluding CaptGbm^oi.. by yellow fever at Santo*. The veaael I* In quarantine. SfoVS, aft iiTeblosvxn^ of header: COOK MHOS.. eroP«gL°r^”* ,Othink iter Il» lottery proposition by John A. Morri* I* not sincere. and will work for a big By against the amendment to the commo- CMASIXBYOBDBM. Eutaoatlier fAIR-BANK, in faVor and rMk Eeats ttje beater'aqd tfjy botlj together tlon. waiitir i Wllki"ns. Lewis B. Etn.vtn.1 H«> M. Bffft’. oe.urc -vruv,|,g his Ctaim or “SOS >•“>'> 31 SWAiSS- held at the Court » «»• SSS&BS? BEECHAM’S PILLS ssHa Site c""" (iEW nim‘.Xterwill. bU VPIMOB w>» ►2 each of saidu"‘’i^drrutlon of the costs of this easels^ It will cost you nothing and will surely do you good. It you have a cough, cold, or any trouble with throat, chest or lung*. - »»• Dr. King’s New Discovery r<»rconsumption, coughs and colds is guaranteed to give re­ order be published once In each week, wr lief. or money will be paid back. Sufferera from la grippe found It jinto the tiling SET>te Br» and under its use had a speedy and perfect »«• l™m "*au•r‘£BS“a »«>«<«. recovery. Try a sample bottle at our ex­ Circuit Judge. pense and learn for younmlf just How good Titre*. S. DnicM. Regnier.________________ _ a thing It is. Trial bottles free nt W. U. Goodyear's drug store. Large size 50c. ‘ FHOBATKOfiDEIL and $1.00. State of Michigan. County of Itarnr- **. Al a session ot tbe Probate Court for the County of Bam. Iiehlen at tbe Probate office, in tbe ary "f Hastini*. In Mid count*, oo Tnes8. H. CIlQord, New Cassel. Wls., was dav. the zed day Of February*6* Year one troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism, thousand eight hundred and nlncty-two. Present. Charles W. Armstrtmg, Judge of his stomach was dtoonlvred. his liver was 1 tnihe matter of’the estate ot C. Columbus affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell away, and ho was terribly reduced In Backus deceased. , . Three bottles of On reading and filing the petition, duty veri­ rtesh and strength. fied, of Eugene Harthorn adnilulatrator uf said Electric Bitters cured him. estate, praying that be may tm Iksnieed to sell Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg. III., had the real estate ot said d« erased n» h» 'aid peti­ tion described, for (lie reasons aud pbrpvses a running sore on his leg of eight years’ therein set forth. .» standing. Used three bodies of Electric Thereupon it Is ordered,that Monday, theaith dav ot March. A. D. at two <. <-l.rk Bitten and seven boxes of Bucklcn’a ; ■ the afternoon be assigned for the hraring of Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and In said petition and that the heirs at law ot Mid well. John Speaker; Catawba. 0.. had । deceased and all other persons h.tercated In , five large fever sores on his leg, doctors said estate, pre required to appear nt a . ,of said cuurt.tben to br bo'den ntihe Prabaicof- said he was incurable. One bottle Electric ;fice. In the City of Hasting*. In Mid county, ftod Bitters nnd one liox Bucklen’s Arnica show cause. If ‘ nny there be. why , > tbe nraycr of the petitioner may not l>e Salve cured him entirely. ‘Sold by W. H. ,grantee. And It l» furl her ordered, that Goodyear, the druggist. .said i»etltlc»ner giro notice to lhe persons Ihlenmed In said estate, of li»*» pendency ot . said petition and lhe hearing thereof by causing The best salve in the world for cuts, :a copy of thia order to tat publislinl lutlje Has­ tings BaXNKR. a newspaper printed and circu- bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, lever hted In said County of Barry, once in each sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, week for three successive weeks previous to coms, and all skin eruptions, and jHwltivesaid day ot hearing. CllARLKS. W. AIUISTHUXU. ly cures piles or no pay required. It Is Judge of Probate. guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. <>r(A true copy.) money refunded. Price 95 cents per la»x. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, tho druggist PROBATE OBDEK State of Michigan, County «f ltarn -*s. ' The Roberts house, of Fenton. Is now At a sesdon of the I’robate Court for rhe County of Barry, hidden at the Probate Office in under J. A. Thompson’s tnnnagrinenL the city of Hnsilngs, In said eonnty. on Menday, the 1st dnv of-February, in ibe >rar one People who use arsenical preparation* for thousand eight hundred aud ninety two. their com pfectfon*. do *<»at the risk of their Preaent, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of lives. Ayer’s Sarsaharllla to guaranteed free Probate. „ In th<» matterM the estate of George fhnn auy Injurious drag, and Is. therefore. lhe Weigles. deceased. Oa reading and fittog the petition, duly veri­ the safest as well a* the most power! ul blood fied otJohn J. Perkins, administrator of said medicine tn the world. It tQakr* the skin clear. estate, praying that be may licensed to »rll Petoskey baptists cut n hole through the real estate of said deceased as In said pettUon ilh-cribed for the leasous and purposes several feel of ice Ind imiuersed nine per­ herein set fortii. Tberetinon it Is ordered’ Hint Tuesdav.tbo 1*1 sons. “ld 'jrt XlkSKte.. g 8141“ iW'llto""1 v“a ‘“"I’lS oonowlMl »np £'»« “ transaction nf the tutslness nt said hnu. tbe death of said deceasrel member- To take an account ot all sums of money, which each number of said firm of Iteiitley Bro*. * to llkins ha* already paid, for or In ropw-t to the debt*.1 liabilities, dealing* snd transaction* of the said ropartnerohtp. To take an account of all lums oftrwney which the complainant and the defendwiL.WalterL. Wilkins. •» sudl surviving inembers. 1-ave paid, Yor or tn respect to the iiHbts liabiiiiire. dealings ami transactions ot the said l»te firm of BenUer Bros. S Wilkins, to ascertain and determine the respective priorilira ot the different items of indebtedness still exlwUugagalnst said late firm of Bentley Bros. & Wilkins and agaluii said surviving members. Toasccrt'ln and determine what portion of Mfd Indebtedness still existing! are debt* against Mid tate item of rte.ntley Itrb*. & W IlkIns. and what porti«»ns of raid IndetttedncM are debt* property cbargvable to the eitate ot said aurvirora. To ascertain and direct: the proper application of tbe avails ot said property, both that Ueloiq ii g to the raid late firm of Bentley Bros. & Wilkins and that so acquiredI by said iSurvirarain the tran.ractkMi ot raid business, •atner tbe death of said deceased member, and testa:-the account »s bptweett roinptalnanl and each of Mid defendant* and of raid defend­ ant* as between themselves. boUi Uy reason of said copartnership dealings and bv reason of the •leallng' <d raid parties respccthely with • >*'d estete and with each other, growing out of > or connected witli said copartnership business. both before amt since the death of said decased member. To take proof* therein, according to tbe rules and practice ot thl* court and the dlrectlous of thl* decree, roncerohig who are such • creditor* or claimants owntag ami holding claim* or obligations as well against said firm ot Bentley Bros. 4, Wilkins, a* against sold sur­ vivors, by reason of the business cartted on by said survivor* since the death of said deceased member. i3i From such proof* when made, to compute tlie amount due to each of such creditors and I clatnauu. and tbe amount and raine of tbe seentity, it anvjicid by each, as well of creditors of said tate ftnn a* ot said siavlvdro. and tbe priority or preference, if an/, to wtdcli such creditor Is entitled to. ' (3) To nirke and file In this caum a written reikjrt. showing the name of each creditor holoInzand owning auy note, commercial paper, claim or obligation against said late tlnn, aud and also the name of each creditor holding such obligation agairut said surviving members of sala firm, a* such sun Ivors, and th- amount ot such respective obligations, whgt sceurities. If auy. are held by auy of the creditor* afore­ said and tbe value and amount thereof, aud the. priority or preference. It aay, to which such creditor may be entitled. . Hecond. All creditors of said late firm of Bentley Bn»s. & Wilkin* and of said survivors, a* such, are hereby required to exhibit their de­ . imiml* and prove their claims before said com­ missioner, v It hln forty days from the date of this order, and In default of aucu proof, within such time, said creditors shill be forever debar­ red from any elslrn. right or benefit. In and to the assets and property ot said late firm of I Bentley Bros. & Wilkins and ofc said surviving . member*, MKfar m ihe same are adannlstcreifc by this court. Baid claims shall be proved lu tbo first Instance by affidavit, setting forth the ■ character of raid claim and the note or obltaatlon repreaentlngUie same must be annexed to ! aud identified therein, and raid affidavit shall further *tate the amount du* thereon; and whether and any ard what payment* have been Blade. Wliat.1l am other security the claimant olds for the same debt; the lime when such indebtedness accrued, whether such note*, ouilgallon* and claim* were renewals, or given In whole or In part, in the plainot other notes, obllgsllors ami claims, and if ao, when the rbiltatlons, claims or notes, of which they are renew­ al* wen- eh el,; anti II tho note, obligation or claim ot any other company or person, what tba name of such company or person was and when Mich change wa* made, in each case tbe claimant may cause to be endorsed oa such affidavit the untno of tils solicitor, who stull represent him In thl* suit, and such endorse­ ment shall be regarded as an appearance of the Mid claimant by thu solicitor wbosn'uanie Is w endorsed. Third. That the complainant and tbe de­ fendant. Walter L. Wilkins, within fifteen davs after the service of a ropy of tin* order, caused to be prepared a full, complete nnd true state­ ment and list, under oath, giving the name* and residences of all tbe bolder* and owner* of note*, commercial paper, claims and obligation* of said late firm of Bentley Bro«. & Wilkins, aud of all the ow ners and holders of notes, com­ mercial paper, claims and obligation* of said surviving members of said firm, growing out of nnd connected with th'e tranMCttoa of said bullae**, ta lhe name ot Bentley Bros. & Wilk­ in*, since the death of said deceased member, stating thrrvln tbe characterot lhe Mid several claims, the dates of the several notes or obllga Hons, the amount due Uiereou and whether any asd what payment* have beeu made, what, if any. other security the holders have for the same debt, the time when such Indebtedness accruftd, whether said note*, commercial paper, claims amt obligations were renewals, or given In whole or In part. In the ptace of other notes aud obitaation*. and if *o. when lhe obligations or notes, of which they are renewal*, were given.aud If the note* or obligations of auy other company or person, what the name of such cooipwny.or person wa* nnd wlsra »uch change was made. Fourtif. That said commissioner shall, with­ in five nay* alter filing the statement aforesaid mall notice In writing to all persons appearing upousueh lists and to all others known to him to be banning to be creditors either of said tate firm of Bentley Hros. & Wilkins; or ot said sur­ vivor*. Who »b*ll not voluntarily waive «uch notice In writing, or appear b, fore him to make proof of tltelr claims respectively, which not leu shall be a notice entitled In toe cause, requiring Mich parties to appear before such cdmmlsxloner and lo make nroof of their reapuethe eiomts and ot the priority thereof, and ofthelr rwpectlvc claims to preference therein, within forty days from lb« date of thia oroer. and Etvre*’f wvleo thereof shall bo filed with Fill in That at any time, on or before ten <ta)s after Uie lime above limited for presenting and proving claims, any party to this suit or claim, may file written objection* to auy dalm presented amt proved, which objection neeitn" specify tha'ground* oh which it 1* made- Md ‘’Wectfou tielng lMl..the proof by affittatil »hidl have no furthn force or ett.-.-tto estabI? ’ !,ucll c.£Un' ’J**” ,!d,’’,u»i »«mn I>e put to his proof thereof, before raid commissioner, a* io ail chancery canes, ind may make aaeh proof thereof, within ti sixty days haretuafter mentlouvd. and on i.to filli.g «»f ■>i>l**?Uan-i to auy claim, the rotumbsioner shall forthwith *r‘“<,‘,'n,1<*ver»mmlb-. or br mail,'to Uw creditor or bls soltclior. presenting the “* ** lb? fl,ln’ of objection* • W therennou the salt! rommkstoaer ceased and all other p»-r ons Interested in said estate . *re required to ..k « .-.essfon ot said Court, then to be Holden at the Probate office. In tbe City of Hustings, Iu raid county, and show cause. If there be, why the prayer of the petitioner may not bo granted. And It. is further ordered, that Mid petitioner give notice to the persons interested in said estate, ot the pendency of said petition and tbe hearing tbereof by causing n copy of thia order to be published ip the Hastings Bannkiub news­ paper printed and circulated in said County of Itarry, once In each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of bearing. CH XV. W. AHMRTItOXG. Judge of Probate. (A* true copy.) PROBATE OKDElt, statu <d Michigan, County of Barry. **. At a soxlou of the Probate Court, holdeu at HA* Probate uffire. In (he City of Halting*. In Mid County, on .Monday tbe 1st day of Feb/funry. In (hr year roe thousand eight hundred and ninety two. Present. Cbaries W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Dora Burchett. dKftMM. on reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ fied, of Oliver Cheney, admlnlstnuor of Mid estate praying that he may Im licensed to sell the real relate ot Mid deceased as In said petltioti described for the reason* and purposes therein set forth Thereupon it is ordered, that Wednesday the iilb day of March A. D., 1««U at ten o'clock in the forenoon, tm assigned for tbe bearing of snld petition and thnt tire betrs at taw of Mid dree axed and all other person* Interested In sr.id retate. are re«|Ultrd to appear at a session ot Mid court, (hen to be holden at the Probate office, tn the city ot Huning*. in Mid County, and show rau»e. if any tnere ire. why the prayer of the petitioner may not be grained. And It la further ordered, that said nctltfouer give no lice to the person* Interested in said estate, of the pendency of said petition and tte hearing thereof by musing a copy ot this order to be published tn thu Hastings BaxxKH.a news­ paper printed und circulated in the said County ot Barry, once tn each week for throe successive weeks previous to said day ot bearing. Chas^ W. ARMtrrxoxa, Judgeof Probate. (A tree ropy.) SHERIFF'S SALE. Notice I* iierebygiven that by virtue ot a writ ot Deri facias laaued out of tho Circuit Court tor tbs Couidy of Barry, Iu favor ot Frank G. Good­ year and George A. Barnes, copartners, under die nrm of Goodyear & Barnes.against the real estate of Allen G. Freeman in said county, to me directed and delivered, I did. on tbe 2l*t day of June. A. D. IROO. levy upon and lake all the right, title and interest of said Allen G. Frewiuun, iu and to the following described real estate, to wit: The south eiut quarter of the north ea>t quarter ot Mcttoa 10. In towtuhlp l, north of range 9 West. In tho County of Barry and State of Michigan, all of which I shall e»- Brighton Is considering the advisability ot paying a $1,200 bonus,for a cigar fac­ tory. These pills arcscientifically compounded, and uniform In action. No griping pain so commonly following tho use of pilH. They are adapted to both adults nnd chil­ dren with perfect safety. We guarantee they have no equal .In tho cure of sick headache, constipation, dyspepsia and biliousness, and. as an appetizer, they ex­ cel any other preparation. .Sold by W. H. Goodyear. Many school* have been chwcd in Lena­ wee county, as scarlet fever l» raging in divers place*. That disease is propagated by the hv nnmerabh* microbes, germs, etc., wlifcli fill the air we breath nnd the water we drink, there can lie no question. The-c microbes attack the human txxiy and breed poison in many shapes. Beeent experi­ ments read before the congress of sur­ geons at Berlin leave* no doubt* that th<< wnv to olenr the system of theao germs h to force them out through tlie pon*s of the skin. 8. S. 8. docs thi* In the most effi­ cient way. It cleans them out entirely, and the poison as well. Mr. F. Z. Nelson, a prominent and wealthy citizen of* Fremont. Nebraska, suffered for years with scrofula, and it continued to grow worse in spite of all treatment. Finally, four bottles of Swift's Specific cured him. He writes: "Word* are Inadequate to express my gratitude and favorable opinion of Swift's Specific.” Treatise on blood aud skin diseases mailed free. The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. The Grand Trunk road will. It Is report­ ed, extend Its Jackson branch to Albion In the near future. ity* O fair ij toe b»?K Tlie attorneys of Maj. Overman In Cleve­ land are trying to have tha e005x'“*r“"2 Indictment quashed on the ground that the money alleged to be embezzled waa for river and harbor purposes, and not for the purposes of the artny. , SANTA CLAUS SOAP.& Chas. E. Waterbury. Sutherland and McCann, who abducted 8-year-<>ld Ward Waterbury In Greenwich, Conn., for the purpose of compelling the father to give a ransom of 20,000. have been arrested and fully identified by the boy. In June. 1890. d%*sie Young, son of-an ex-lord mayor of Loudon, and Miss Olla Da Sllon. belonging to n leading New York family, were the leading figures In a brilliant wedding. She has been granted a divorce in the Brookings. 8. D.. eourL Dunkirk. N. Y. Is much excited over the alleged premature burial of Miss Florence Burke a high school girl and thu heiress of considerable property. She was burled a few weeks ago. but the neighbors claim­ ed she was in a trance and Induced the cor­ oner to exhume the remains, but the coffin was found full of waler, so that the girl must have been drowned If she was not previously dead. Over 500 people attend­ ed the disinterment and viewed the re­ main*. MADE ONLY BY NX.fAlRBANK&CO. NOTICE FOB REARING OF CLAIM*. State of Michigan. County of Barryj’*Notice Is hereby siren, that >•> order of the Probate Court for the Ceuaty ofWry node oe TIME TABLE. the ninth day of January. A . D. 1992. dx”10*"** __________In effect June 'X. IMO. from the fourteenth day of January. :IK« allowed for creditor* «o prerent their against tlie estate nt Lucy A- -’oMsJato $ £?{! station*. County, deceased. and tluxtall creditors of wl deceased are required to present Chair claim* ta Mi-1 Probate Court, nt ibe <-ity of Harting*. for examination and allow­ ance. on or before the fourteenth day of July Kalamazoo Lv.. next. :u.<! that such cl Mm* wilt be heard before said Court, on Tburwtay. the fourteenth day of BSfiSTKiii* April and "i> Thursday, the fourteenth day of Crearty .L... July next, nt ten o'clock Iu the forenoon of each Milo................ of tho«q day* .v . Delton........... Dated January >«h- A. D. !«. . Cloverdale ... CHA*. W. AH-MKTKOtw. Judge of Probate. tfhultx. laluuuo Is Saginaw It would seem evident to anyone who has been watching passing events and ex­ pressions of preference that the popular track for the future will be the regulation mile track, with quarter mile turns, quar­ ter mile stretches. railroad curves and grades made of good elastic soli and on a level plane. All of the "solid comforts” of trotting races are with this form of track, because s|w.'Ctator* can see what is going on. and the danger to horses and drivers Is reduced tn a minimum. There Is no use of thinking or talking about the trolling turf remaining a popular resort for tin* recreation loving public units* the One for it* imeilng. lhe <Aher for ita shooting. trolling races nre conducted on n track Men of every poittked lajth read it. TYwreis snd in such a manner that spectators can nd i«llti-s in 1L Brimful of good >an get something fur their money. In Shooting, fishing, n dural hlsUry. camp Ute. other words, it will not do to *ay the pub­ travel, advent-re. y»rbtfDK. aaooeing. Kun-jk* and rifle, oldest. nHeat. frrlghteat and tert or lic lie <1----- d In this business.—Turf, Ita ctass Wre’sly. -k pare*: I® Field and Farm. Cleveland and Harrison An old horneman gives'the following as his method of training horses to stand without being tied: After young horets have become bridle wise. 1 first endeavor to teach them the meaning of every word I say to them. This Is not a difficult matter, provided too many words arc not used at once. The-first thing Is to adopt some word at the sound of which they are to understand they must :top. Wools which are easy to apeak, and which can lie made emphatic, should be chosen, such as "ho.” "whoa,” etc- aud every lime the word Is used the horse to which It Is spoken should be made to obey It fully. Carelessness tn regard to ti’s matter will do more to undo what has been taught than anything else. When a horse fully knows lhe meaning of the wool at which you wish him to stop anil stand still, the greater part nf the work ,1s accomplished. He can then lie trusted with safety while you leave him for a short time. To take no risk and tn make the work mon* effective it to a good plan for two to get Into the wagon to which the horse is hitched and having stopped after a short drive one should get out and leave him at a short distance. Should the horse start, the one In the wagon can draw the lines suddenly and thus prevent hl* getting away. Thenwill no trouble In teaching any horse with an ordinary amount of good common sense to stand as long as you desire without be­ ing hitched If a little judgment Is used in attempting It. Mr*. W inslow • Mothwa Syrup has been u«ed for children teething. It soothes the child, softeus the gum*, allays all palp, cures wind colic, nnd ts tbe best remedy for dlarrhaa. Twenty-five cent* a boule, bold by all druggbta tbrougnout the world. 3ifi Broadway. N< Haotxxdh.... Coata Grove Wood land Stations. aptmt. Kalnmszr-o J EastCooper Fuel.tai d JMUo............ IMton ... SMOKE i- Kbuta.... I! v-r-.x-.- Eb. POWERJ NO. 35. ALWAYS YHE SAF1E "B ALWAYS THE BEST Coal* Grove Wowltand . SOU;*'.! U,. i of it n Lansing^... I not carry paasengers «nl«4* provided with freight train permits Freight traiu* will be run at ihe r<>nveniet.re otthe s»oipany, who reM-rve the riirht lo chant? ttte Umo of raeb train* without notice. F. BltaR, Gen’l Manser. n f r. T- > IN THE Tha Niagara Fails Sonic.' station*. kaxtwahd. tUararaa........ . Stations. / DO YOU ICOUCH I dont delay I TAKE: !a.m.'|ajn.’p m.;p.rn i».m. I Atal MSILSl f.td too HAmXtML. M. A GILLMAN, Local JUqnt, Haiftiii|;». Hastings City Bank, Hastings, _V KEMPS Take rood care of your beard and keep it clear of gray hairs so hr to retain your young looks by using Buckingham* Dye for tbe whiskers, 1 balsam Alpena has granted a franchise to local capitalists who will build a street railway within the next ulne month*. ®sai®=l= J - Mich. 5.000.00 SVBPLl'H •7.000.1W. Incorporated under the law* of the Btatd <jl Michigan. Open tor bualnes* Dec. tfi.ime. officers: D. G. Robinson, President; Cheater Messer. Vice. Pres. D. W. Reynolds, CasM*f dk.xctors: Dan W. Reynolds, r. H. Fewer*. D. G. Robinson, R. B. Mcs»ur John Carveth, Chester Messer. P. T. Colgrove. For the restoration of faded knd gray hair to A Marion bride of three weeks has Its original color and frestinol*. Ayer’s Hair jumped her yob atid her yoxband. tooVigor remains unrivalled. This I* the most llsten to the leap year warning. Interest paid on time deposits and a euifta CHANCERY SALK. popular aud valuaole toilet preparation tn the landing Business Transa-tea. I In pursanee nt and by rtrtuo of an order ami world: all who use It are perfectly eotisfied that 10 ~" n ,or ’ ■ “ ■"I'"' G kntr : Fnr forty-five years I have it 1* the best. been afflicted with blood poison. liver and made and dated on i The grand lodge of A. O. U. W.. at their rheumatic difficulties. Part of tlie time D. twi tn aeeftalut meeting In Muskegon, added a uniformed confined to my lied. My blood wu badly Inl-reednmG. hh< January 3rd. !*.<-• will and testament rank to their order. SrMed*. ?,x bot0ei Hlbbard’M I* complainant an Lv Grand Rapids tor. 1a. M.|F M.1P. m iT5f Rheumatic byrup did me more good than To purify Court Howe, tn the City of Heatings, in said Your blood nil the other medicines I haw taken. My ......... Itn os county, ou the I2lh daj* of-Marcb. A.D. i«2, at Take Hood's Baraaparillx » 9 00 !12 (Wl’tl 30,5: . 9 o'clock in th* forenoon of said day. friends have uaed It and In even- case it Dated thl* XJd day of January, A. D. WOT. » 9 OOitr.’ «.(•’.! X>| Ed. Boos, the well known Jackson mnal has proven a wonderful remedy. . I have tT 251-5 17 *.. .' BakxhShhimml clan, la now leader of the Auditorium or­ known of some wonderful cures of dyspep­ Fortner sheriff ot tbe County otBa-ry, who 11 furonoon, at the north front door made the levy in said notice dwcribeiL chestra, at Chicago. sia aud nenralgln. Maby Biddle, Indigestion. Dizziness. Take Beech­ ^biittbe plae* foe hoidln. th» PROBATE ORDER. hi>k2_. Mitchellville, Iowa. am's pills. State ot Michigan'bounty of Barry—ss. ■Everyday. 5 Except Bahintay. At a sra»lvu ot Uw Probate Court for the Oakley schools are closed on account ot are remedies of great merit I believe * through (ehalr car to Chbtw Comity ot Parry, holdcn nt the Probate office. Im the City of llaallugs, tn Raid county, on Fri­ scarlet fever and a portion of tlie town has they have nu equal In the cure of rheum­ _____ ______ day the sthitayot February, lathe year one been in quarahtlne. atism and all blood diseases. thousand eight hundred and ninety two. O b. H. ^Eif-nABt..' Druggist. Present, Charies W. Armitrong, Judge of ________ car to M»t:i»town one north, range *‘iv*n westu^vd*<LA^n,M?h Probate. It has been truly said that half the Th. ,priUf 1)w tKXnfS^r, In the matter ot the estate ot Rosa M. , _ IDttdtrain with Wagner pilico Ferris. deceaML world does not know how the other half w tferowib toChteago. On reading and filing the petltBn. duly veri­ llvee. Comparatively few of ns Iiave per­ 11:08 p. tn. to Indlanapoli* only ‘ w “ S r> s S “ pb '"" d re role HuUnn, aka • fied. ot Voluey W. Ferri*, son of said d< ceased, Gho. DxHavrN. fect health.lowing to the impure condition praying this court to determine who are and • ™ Auil’,z° K. Kkmartox _________ Genl Pass. A get ■ ।. acre (he heirs at taw ots.dd deceased, and en­ of our ulood. But we rub along from day CbPdtOoqrtOammtoMaoef. titled under the laws of this state to Inherit today, with scarcely n thought, unless rencoupt,. Mkh. the real estate ot which said deeeased died forced to our attention, of thu thousands Solicitor foe Complainant. all about us who are suffering from ajLlLBO t l>. scrofula, salt reuhm and other striiins xoncitroit ncARixn claims. Jauuirv .i-d. He. blood disorders, and whose aironlus can Michigan, County of Battv m thJ’p^^W 1^MWiTMfcr at only be Imagined. The marked success TaTK-pTu fM. of Uood’a Saraaprllla for these troubles. . Kt! ’too- ■ W Mid court. sit the Probate at.. ST 13 •! <M> ; 5 W shown in our advertising colums frequent­ .. tf 15 H I « ly. certainly seems to Justify urging the Lowell... ................. •’ .. ti 14 tl 00‘ .<■ in use of this excellent medicine by all whn r give notice *n°w *h^ 1blood h diKordercJ take, of the tba bearing fax -TO. ro^! Sth. USnrir. .tVwii diC f order to be Ul« I. (otly teeked up O'samp,,. wh.i to, medldn, Unroll »ul> lor hw.toa ud I. ,Un dolnu. „,d •r cents. ’I*?**?* "T "*. m'rrtI" *™* “» ■» i D ■12? Iwttirough parlor car to Detroit: v;.. rx TQvn rars, s.1 cent*. MICHIGAN Hy. S JU. , T1” '••• ■' • TYETKOif, LANSING u & NORTHERN tes.T.:.-.'..... Mr. A^lr'r “ ■ •' ■ ’ 5C CIGAR Hevival meetings arc in full blast at Burlington, and Rin Im* got to take a back seat, at least for awhile. .The blacksmith shop of Patrick McManmon, at Saginaw, was destroyed by fire eutnlllng a lotus of 81,500. CHICAGO S"<r York Troth. rortor ear to Saginaw :«<■#is I e. Gao. DrUavkn Gen’l Paas. J �COMES J. G. BLAINE H. Weed controlled; Weed has been un friendly to Senator Hill ever since Hill was chosen senator. Senator Hill Is in town looking after all tbe details In person. AWAKENED TO DIE. THE MATICrrel. LEGISLATURE. . near wives, uuw il of you buucret your loti It te our thought that maks us contented or discontented. A Score of Victims of a Gotham Because I am a farmer’s wife I am not K»And Declares His Intentions Re­ Ing to let it debar me from being an happy ANOTHER MAN STEPS DOWN. Holocaust. m tbe president’s wife. Riches and Idle­ garding a Nomination. ness do not bring Uappinera. It b the con­ DiStreSS tbeboweln. tented mind and disposition. M(B1amiable cou„ MOT IN THE RACE FOR PRESIDENT. Omaha. Feb. 8.—The suspense Iu the Most ot us wash Monday, churn Tuesday, M Thu ^,. ehun. After requires *carcfnl attention, ,.w« 1-,, —■-L —1 guliernatori&l muddle is nt an end. Yes­ rrta,, .nd Salurdny, besides lx.ldm Hotel Eating aad B ronedy like HoarTa Friday and dma clean boom house Saturday, terday, after a long consultation with his cooking, wuhlhg dbbm, Ulm­ A Brief Announcement That His Name Sarsaparilla, which acta gently, yvt efficiently. legal advisers, Governor Thayer decided to vu‘' , •’ , T .— __________ —* a hundred Wil! Not Go Before the Re­ ">!»« ...... !“ It tones tho stmnach. regulates tho dlgreturn the offleeover to Governor Boyd, and other things In the doing of which we can Jon, creates a good apgjck publican Convention. accordingly sent the following letter to ton* abo said it wax a lie. Manderson’s ail sympathize with one another. petite, banishes headache, u . _t__ printing bill was diBcuwwl, and after an him by General Webster last evening: Bat we who have children to take care and refreshes the mind. Headache executive session the senate adjourned to “Sim When I commenced proceedings of must not be so much of a "Martha" " I havo been troubled with dyspepsia. I tomorrow. one year ago to test yonr title to the office of that we neglect them. Especially we should oad bat HUlo appetite, and what I did eat The only progress made in the house not neglect to feed their minds as well as Governor, I did so in the full belief that me, or did na* with the rules was the defeat of Burrows’ Notable* Believe It Mean* Harrtaon by nean APcr eatjnif y there was great doubt in the public mind their bodies. amendment giving tho speaker power to f as to your citizenship and eligibility. I bum would have a faint or tired, count present members in making a1 Getting Their Ugtitnlng Hod* Cp—Th< then took occasion to publicly say that as all-gone feeling, os though I had not oaten New York, Feb. 8.—A dbuister para- quorum. L Then K^J | t, method which he. b<m> ' soon as your citizenship wax established anything. My trouble was aggravated *y a quorum failed to vote a can o* iuo uvuw j — lelling in horror and probably exceeding _ -------- - ------------by the courts I would gladly surrender the In loaa of life the terrible occurrence In ■hoaM . .. foUowJeuch —' ...h member beiug required I pr°Vi’ my business, painting. Last ft^ur Mothers, talk with your children, dis­ office to you. The contest was not one of spring I took Mood's Barh .v^,-on-jfctccl. Holman ' _ , to vote os he sowvet saparilla, which did me an StOmaCH Boyd No Further Troijbte — Political personal strife nor to satisfy any ambition Park Place, the remembrance of which and Blount favored the “rider’’ clause, but cuss the news and topics of the day with them, as you would with a friend who of my own. but to comply with and uphold is still fresh in the public mind, without action the house adjourned. Immense amount of gtxxL It gave mo an dropped In for n chat. You Will bo sufthe constitution. appetite, <wd my food relished and aatiadod Washington, Feb. 8.—Tbe following let? occurred In this city yesterday morning. __________ _________ W ashington , Feb.___ 4.—_ In the senate prised to see how soon they will have Ideas tbe craving I had previouriy expertaoeed.” The Hotel Royal, at Fortieth street and j yesterday all the anti-Chinese bills were equal to your own aud you will be com­ ter, dated Washington, Feb. 6, and ad­ “Now that the public press has an* Grokok A. Page, Watertown, .Maaa dressed to Hon. J. 6. Clarkson, chairman nounced that the highest tribunal has de­ Sixth avenue, was burned' to the ground ' refiorted adversely and a bill continuing in pany for one another. Also suggwt plays. A very good one is called the "court. ” If of the Republican natioaal committee, is clared under the constitution and laws of aud a large number of people were burned, ■ forep for ten years the present laws reour country, and state your right to the •ulTocuod by .moke, or eru.b«l to daub l"rud kvorably. Kyle mule « epeech In you take a pnper that has a lawyers* col­ Sold by all druggUU. f I; six for R3. Prepared oaty made public here: umn the children never tiro of pleading by C. l. HOOD A CO , ApodweariM. LcreaR. Maas. office, Ivery cheerfully yield the office ol th. ruins. mln* About Aimnt ’100 loo were wem reported renorted k, i f»vor ot Rnlform marriage and >taluU;divorce “MY Dear Suu I ud not a candidate governor to you without the mandate ol in the cases, representing some local lawyer IOO Doses One Dollar -for tbe presidency, and iny name' will not the court. As I am about to leave the mlsalng yraterday morning, but many of ,^1 jmiu-tai decW<ms now arc in tbe various with mother for judge. Give each ons go before the Republican national conven­ state on Monday to be absent some weeks, the guest* were “transients" and may have states. Vest called up hia bill for a post­ representing a lawyer so many minutes to plead his case, tho fewer the better at first, it would bo most convenient for me to escaped and gone to their homes. They 1 office building in every town where postal tion for the nomination. I make this aaand a little mother tact will keep them so turn over the office to you at 2 o’clock on raid 511 Ij mouncemcnt in due season. To those who that day if it is your pb-osuro to accept o. not likely to report tbelr ere.,^, ’ receipts exceed $3,000 per annum. He “ that they which 3m make It rer, dimoult, to get M ' the th. cost «« of ot bls bi. bill blU would would be be ubout .bout IB,000,- . Interested -------- —— j will be -----anxious „li«. for ■have tendered me their support I owe sta- the same at that time. Very resi>octfully, .000. Platt -M U. would «ft RS.000,W01 «.«'«>»« to dL’’u tU.y e.UK “John M. Thayer." IfcruttUl tumadono. uu. rt**« Altur u.m.un-.ug I . ™.«>«?"* tbe “ case “ ta decided in .U»S> tbe paper, tbe real horror ot tho diaaaler. flir <ma luwnl Jono 'cere thanks and am most grateful for their ■ Boyd wm be on Hand in Time. bill, without action,, bnt there is always chance for argument Leaped from the Windows to Death. Manderson’s printing bl_, ______________ ■confidence. They will, I am sure, make sr senate ranaiu adjourned. aujourneu. •, I This dora not call for time. We can all . In an interview Governor Thayer stated An immensu crowd gathered to view tbe [ th<’ -firncst effort in tbe ■’approaching corfest, thnt he was really glad to get rid of the 'unl work with our friends. Then tragedy that was progressing. The win-. Tbe The house house continued continued the the discussion discussion of of which is rendered specially, important by office and at no time intended To deprive dows wore filled with people in their night ' the rules. The proposal to strike out the why can we not talk with our children? reason of the industrial and financial poli­ Governor Boyd of his office. He was sorry clothing, making piteous an*t. heart-rend- provision for riders on appropriation bills I do not mean for thin to be the only lesson cies of the government lieing at stoke. to see xo many adverse coramentn by the ing appeals to thu people below for help, | was defeated, and that rule was then play or repeated irotil it is worn out, but children seldom tire of it, when the older ‘presH, but fe|t confident that his course The popular decision ou these issues i.s of would meet with the approval of 'all. whilu behind them was a great sea of adopted. An attempt to make mare lib- folks will help them. You can sandwich flame. uame. Indeed, xuuvgu, these kuciMt unfortunate beings eral provisions for thu ootuiduration of prigreat moment and will be of far-reachihg Governor Boyd wax notified by wire mid _ —„« »„ -------—n- i— xi------- , vate ciaium waa defeated. in the spelling game, geography game and -seemed to ibe actually In the •> tire. Harrowstates that he will, if able, go down today ing scenes were witnessed by those who history gnme, all of which take no time consequence. Very sincerely yours, j 'Washington, Feb. 5.—Manderson pre­ and assume the place. He is now confined werv.nxxembled in sight of the burning ho- । from work nnd cost a little patience and [Signed] James G. Blaine. , sided in the senate yesterday in the ab ­ to hix'room with a !>nd cold. letter he le:. breath only.—Cor. Now England Home­ tel. uno One unsnown unknown num sprung sprang iroin from » a ; .... .. , . , n< wired that he would bu on hand at the ap­ window ou lhe rbinl floor, <uul w.. .Uuhed , «e» of Morton .I hew York. A bill ww, stoid. The announcement that the seervtarj- pointed time and receive the office from to dentil ou the .Idewalk. In • lew mln- ■ intrduct-d to build » monument commonhad written the letter withdrawing him­ Thayer. Ute. thl. —me «»n» wn. re|>eared In view onulve ot Perry’, victory. The report WHY IS TH1 self from the Arid of candidates created Thu scarcity of domestic relics at tha of the horror-stricken multitude, another J on the Florida contest was made to much exdtemKit, notwithstanding tho that Call was the duly Guelph exhibition left many visitors under LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 9.—Governor Boyd man aud two women leaping to certain ; the effect probability of -its utterance had beep dis­ • elected senator, nnd the report was the impression that needlework, like all took possession of his office yesterday nt S death. GENOMESadopted. An executive session was held manual occupations, was much neglected cussed for the post forty-eight hours with Climax of the Holocaust. p. in. He was quite “uppish" over the by the ladies of the Georgian era. Happily TOE BEST S H OE M THE WORLD FOR THE WIDF renewed vigor and its apiiearanoe thereby matter, and when Thayer offered his .hand Meanwhile the flarnes were eating out and the senate adjourned to Monday. In tbe house Holman objected to imme­ this Imputation is clearly refuted by sweet dhscountetl tv aome extent. Secretary Fu*- refused to take it. Thayer after trying to the hwtrt of the building mid rapidly de­ diate consideration of a resolution to pay Cowper, witty Dr. Johnson and humorist ■ ter was seen by a reporter and asked for “smoothe hta • wrinkled front,” for a mo­ stroying the woodwork that braced the West Virginia <151,978 direct tax refund. Addison, who all agreed in their praises of M-wcd Ah.H-R coning fn>m sun U>S11Ohis opinion of the effect of the letter. He ment accepted the situation and told Boyd walls. Finally the grand catastrophe The rules were then taken up and a final I tho needle, so inspired were they by tho as­ said ho had b--en anticipating its appear­ that tho clerk would furnish him with nn took place. While at several windows could vote reached adopting them substantially tounding quantity of every kind of, work ance, but wax surjirisrtl that it had como inventory of the executive property, to be seen frantic people crying for help that a* reported. After some unimportant executed by their acquaint.-inces. Who L» $4a ■tyiiab. comfortable and durable. Tbe bort out now. “It will rexn.lt, I think," ho said, which Boyd replied thnt be want*! no in­ was iniiMMxible, a column of sparks shot business the house adjourned. not familiar, too, with the capacious work­ saou ever offered at thin prlc-; same grade as oo»“in President JIarrHon’s renbtninntion." ventory, but wax “here to take pus session up into the air, u rqmbling crush was heard ahd a groan went up from the on­ Wasiungton, Feb. . H—S;>eaker Crtap bags of our.great grandmothers, as well oa “Will it open the field fbr other candi­ of tho office to which I whs elected." looker* a* the walls tumbled into ruins. occupied tlie chair in the house but a few with their quaint samplers and pictures dates er restrict it mooeb touidn, -heavy three A FAINT-HEARTED SOLON. One paw pair will U.I lhe holocau.1 had reached iu UmiL ’ mlou„, ». he wee .uflering embroidered iu a flat style, which contrast ■tuaedKn. Oo» win yur*re«r. wear a year. “Tho field ha-s nlwayft been au open one, 30 flne Inc calf: no OpMer•boeereroflbred artter aboee’ at Tho~ * u.muew ul . the..... wlu- wiuisiwre with a ghhUm w,nuJ a , oil* „„ greatly with the raised and complicated AO but several gentlemen to whom Secretary 9<£« thia ptico; > uo :tial will eonvlao* thorn , ,. .fnrMm, ,11.-b. , reen ,f..ll ,, ,1,'ir'Llurua*. r iiiimu wauieu productions of tho needle during the reign .la.i-e with th* . . who want * uhoo for comfort and service. s:' ■>- «■> Blain - was a block will enter the race." of the Stuarta? The example of women s «'«1 M» r-'|u™r w«» .Kndol to, activity came, as usual, from high quarters. bare given thrai a trial wiliwrar no other make. SlMl SING, N. Y., Feb. 9.—McElvalne, a n.™.« that bur.'. OI.I .nd l.«ped hkywiml ' Secretary Elkins talked freely an inter­ tor ar..- 11, Inula tlm-r than errr. and . «nd tl„ bouw wont mW commlttw ot U>. Wo rend with no littlu amazement of tho DftVa? SW-OO and 81.75 »choot ab<»a are estingly ou the subject. “For some time," murderer, was executed by electricity yes­ DUJD worn by Ux> boys everywhere; thcyseU dedekner There prodigious number of 'thpestry chairs rn thtir merits, ns tbe increaalng sales show. «;dd he, “a nu-’nil/or more, certainly,It ha-* terday. There wen1 several members ul tbm menu,bind io th. lomnt ot wnu-r I wlwl" “» l»een known'ambng tlie Republican politi­ the prows present, including representa­ tb.nt wu poured upon tbrm. ttnulimlly ">•»*»■> “'«»trtlctan ol Su|»rtut«ul- worked by the Electress Sophia, mother of George I, who left,tokens of her nimble dled nwny It bud done IU wont; but !?' cians, and was becoming generally known tive* of the press associations and New ■ memhert- speaking defended him und thu among tbe people, that Secretary Blaine York city dailies, also some assemblymen, whnt was the worst? j committee rose and thu bill was passed, all over tbe country, which did not pre­ Would not be a candidate. Some of them doctors, scientists and others. Thu scien­ i Private bills were then considered furan vent this gifted princess from learning live WHAT IS UNDER THE DEBRIS! are for Harrbon, and some tor others, but tists and doctors said that consciousness * hour and the house anjourded. . languages. besides lieing renowned as tho great mhra an- for tlie4freaident,and he wax lost by McElvalne ax soon as the cur­ a clever painter and gardener, as well ns will be renominated.” n... ^Th' °“? rent struck him. The only movement was a profound philosopher. Caroline, when Secretary Tracy xaid(. “1 am not sur­ a tension of the muscles at first, aud when . .... .... before the house Saturday was the reatolu- Princess of Wales, 17J3, interested herself Tb. Ore b-1 .pra» t. tore. » *».*,; tl„. eIlra,b,Ilw of u,. prised. 1 have been ex|>ecting such a let­ the current was turned off the muscles of ter for some time. It points to J IiutImod's the chest relaxed nnd expelled air from the f” J?" ,1'“?'^ V ; b- « >b« <1' «h »( Bfl^wntaUv. Lre, «< in the silkworms kept in the mulberry MOETGAGB SALE. garden nt Chelsea, nnd was forever knit­ renomiuation and re-election." bu.tll.1. left in tbo .lull. Then lb. wm a.llv.red bj lungs and some froth' from the mouth. Default having been made In the conditions ting. Later ou, Queen Charlotte, fond Mr. Tracy would not say that Mr. aurvej-cd by the firemen, the police and thu > Meredith of Virginia, Cummings of New herself of netting, knotting and ribbon of* certain mortgage ravle by Abljah M. Flint and Hunan K. Elint his wife to Janies McKelvey Blaine’s health had anything to do with But AKxe.mblyman Stein was very much citizens was one of complete and sorrowful York and others, anil an a further mark of work, showed her special interest In needle­ the present letter, nor would he make an­ put out"- about the whole matter. He wreck. Ambulances had carried awsy the respwtt the house adjourned. work by establishing a school for tbe swer U> the query. “Was not Blaine now probably never saw a banged man wriggle, Washington, Feb. 9.—A number of j daughters of clergymen and decayed stronger before the country than he ever draw up his legs and otherwise contort injur'd, and those who had escaped un­ hurt had gone to the hotels or to thu homes petitions were presented in the senate yes- ! tradesmen, where silk embroidery was an page 13 on * hicb mortt ... I... I.._ ... Il.e .!..•» el himself in a manner to make a witness of friends. All that remained was a smok­ terday in favor of tbe anti-option bill; ' taught as a profession. three hundred thirty seven dollars and a reason­ fowl sick, ho the aswtemblymau raid that ing. blackened mound of debris that row tb. bill repudlng tb. Uw requlrt.M< J™*b, WOfked lor tbjr pwtroneu, . able ally'.*. fee provided for tn said mortURe CULLOM . IS IN THE RACE. the execution was cruel and 'Uunat’firol to a height of twenty-five feet. And un­ «« 1-Vmagnificent bed cover in lilac satin, which and no suit or proceedings at law having Sera and made him sick. “I shall try to have der tlie debris what would tbe men set to m»Un« tbrowtOK •ppllancre on kk. rv ..hlblud tor k long tinre u Hninpun. instituted to recover the moneys secured by said the law rej»eale<i." he said, “ax soon as I work immediately to clear away the wreck seis was :>assed. A discussion took place on mortgage, or ony part thereof: t But U tor the Sjomlaec. wbnt proportion ot tho dlrrtt lu Wnbl. I £^,^k o.ob^d’^l In ^blre Md^ld Now. therefore, by virtue ot tbe power of aala get hack to Albany. The law should not contalred In raid mortgage, and the statute tn Senator Cullom spoke with frankness Be allowed to remain on tho statute books —what would they find there? This ques­ toMrttln . .boold go tott mtMylnbb , u ^,wd| known thu „ tb« such case made and provided. —•tion stayed the crowd, and all yesterday ■H am not surprised," said he. “I had inti­ Another day. I do not know whether . ."11 . ‘b.ortglnjd eiurtoKhoni.nl IdUnre., .renin lotrere £ven that on Saturday the 12t tiicre Was a throng of people in Bryant 1 . D. 18J2. at ten o’clock In tht mations of its coming from various, sources^' death was instantaneous or not I only park Opposite the rains, and around all tbe ?“f. “ 1 1” “u"‘“ *V boon., wre not toloreud. W. .re told thu sell at public, to the highest bidder, at the north W Mt Virginia Virtrinig lieing iteinir a feature frattlrti of i.f the thwrlu' , de­ and indeed from tlie secretary himself, but know that it wax horrible and 1 shall do approach*-* to the demolished hotel,watch­ West when at Windsor castle every day during .front door nt tber court house in the city of all in my power to havo the law repealed. ing while one hundred able fireman la- bate, but no decision was reached. An Hastings. Michigan, (that being the ulsee where • nothing definite " tbe evening concerts the princesses, their ' the circuit court for Barry counts la balden), “Will yon enter tho field for the nomina­ I do not want to witness another execu­ .bored in the smoking heap anxious, yet executive session und the rousideration visitors aud attendants were all busy the premises drscribed In raid mortgage, or so tion. “ • ___________ tion, senator?" fearful of what each upturned heap might without action of Manderson'* printing either with pencil, needle or knotting.— much thereof as may be necess:iry to pay the bill occupied the remainder of the session. amount due on said mortgage, with tea per “Yes; I have said to my friends that bring forth. . A MILLION DOLLAR FIRE. London Queen. cent. Interest, and all legal costa, together In the house a bill to penult railway* to ’ having given Illinois nearly thirty years The First Graesomo Discovery. with a reasonable nttornei's fee covenanted for. give special rates to “drummers" was re- I of earnert service I would esteem it a therein, the premises being described in raid It was nt 11. o’clock that the first body a Whole Block. mortgage as all those certain lots, pieces, and great honor if the delegation to the was found. It wm a horrible sight to be­ ported favorably. Several District bills A Chinaman is not generally credited parcels of land situate tn the village ot Nash­ Memphis,* Tenn., Feb. fi.—At 8:30 last hold, burned, blackened, and bruised. It were passed and then in committee thu -.national Republican convention from I11D ville In the County of Barry and State of Mich­ . Jiois would support me for the nomina­ night the building at 330 Main street, occu­ was hurried away to tha morgue, where j house debated the proposition to bend the wilh much common sense, but. on a wet igan. nnd known aud described as follows: day on muddy streets be displaysan ability resolution to investigate World ’ s fair Tho west half of village lota numbered tion. If i could be noininated. well nnd pied by the Bruce-Bein Bat company, after much difficulty it was identified as good; if not, the delegation would be free dealers in hats, cajSE and straw goods, was the body ot Harvey C. Lovy, a member of matters to the appropriations committee. to keep his feet clean few white men can eighteen and nineteen of (>. A. Phillips' addi­ Many Democrats opposed this reference equal. He never seems to get Ids peculiar tion to the viliaxe of Nashville. Michigan. to rapport any gtod man. If any other discovered to be on fire, Tho entire rear the firm of titraiuts^k Fret-man, TO7 Broad Jamxx McKklvxy. Mortgagee, man can get mare votes than I can I portion of the six-story building from way. Besides Levy and the four who were but Holman had his way and it was looking shoes splashed, nor to take tbe by Clement Smith, his guardian. least trouble in picking his way across the adopted and sent to his committee. Smith ACouirovk, would be for him. But, if you will permit basement to top set-med to be ablaze in an picked up dead on the pavement as the re­ Attorneys for Mortgaam*. street. This is really because he has little me to say it, 1 think I would make a sult of leaping from the windows there Dated. December 15th. HB1. instant, nnd before the firemen could get or no heel on his shoes, and because he pretty good candidate." IT HARDLY FITS THE CRIME. were recovered from tho debris yesterday it under control the Are hod destroy cd a - pnte bis entire weight on what little heel MORTGAGE SALK. two unknown women arid two unknown whole block. ho has. Default having been made In the condition Senator Allison said it would open the men, one of the latter having evidently Th" FnnUhment Awarded the tn ValparSaved the'Peabody Hotel. The fashionable man raises himself on to of a certain mortgage miuie and executed by «. . ....... ..... w___ L ...” ... ale.. Itleitrerw. field to any number of aspirants, but that TtioinasC. Alverson and Akhln L. Alverson, hia The block destroyed is bounded by Main, dived headforemost from some elevated Iowa had no “favorite son," and waa wellValparaiso, Feb. S.—Judge of Crimes his toes and proceeds by a scries of jumps, wife, of In Ing. Mlriitaai to Ike Heoaerabott, Union, Second aud Monroe streets, und is point, ox his head wns xmnshed to pieces. which result in covering his shoe tops with ot Hastings, Michigan, dated October twraty* disposed toward Harrison. Representative in tlie heart of the business district of the This made eight known dead by sundown Foster yesterday passed sentence in the Burrows said it means Harrison by acclama­ city. Tbo loss will reach #1,000,000. The yesterday. This morning 100 men under long-pending and much-discussed Balti­ mud and hia clothe* with splashes. It is sixth. A. D P«. and recorded tn tbe office of too much to expect the average human be­ the Register of Deeds, fog Barry eounty. Michi­ tion. Senator Brice knew it would-come Peabody hotel, on tlie northwest corner of Contractor Galloway were put to work, more assault case of Oct. 10, 1801. The ing to wear a heelless shoe, but if he would gan, ou the otii day of Noveoiber. A. D. 1882. in —bad known it for eighteen months. Pres­ 23 of mortgag"* °° P»K’rt » and so. which Main nnd Munroe, and the Louisville & and it is expected thu fearful work of the finding of the court Is as follows: Carlo* keep hia heels down when crossing a Uber said mortgage was <luly MMrigned by the said Ike ident Harrison hod been continually grow­ Nashville ticket office, on the opposite cor fire will soon be known. Arena, alias Gomes, sentenced to prison muddy street be would find far leas inclina­ HeiulemhuU to James Cameron, of Woodland. ing stronger with his party, and renomin­ uer, were ion .tire xercral times, but by Some Authentic Ftaurc*. for 920 days, MO of which is for “wounding" tion to indulge in profanity at the expense ation by acclamation wah and had been During yesterday n(tern4on, Fire Mar­ Turnbull, who died of his injuries. harei work, on the part of the hotel em­ of thoae who ought to clean the streets, but for some time a certainty. He added: “The ployes, guests and bystanders, prense into shall Mitchell had an interview with What la a Marder in Chili, Anyhow? don’t.—Interview in St. Louis Gio be-Dem­ lor Barry County, JIIchlc*n,on tha twenty-sixth Republican convention will have its work day of February. A. D. 18M. tn liber » at martservice to aid the firemen, were saved. It Meares, the proprietor of the hotel. From Jose Abumuda gets 320 days for injuring ocrat! all cut out long before It meets, while we PMtes on pace W». and by the raid James Cam­ is reported that one man jumped off n him it was learned thnt in the hotel at lhe Turnbull, while Frederica Rodriguez gets eron duly assigned lo George Prestra, of Hasare getting thidgs in such shape that no A Tempting Uruert Dish. ' tin?-:. Mirii. by a»txnmcnt bearunt date the »st high building and was crushed to death. time the fire occurred were 133 persons. 140 days for wounding Riggins, who also uuui can tell who will be the nominee at Tho insurance is about #&uo,(XX). Just how many of these racaped it is dif­ died of his wounds, the judge holding that Peel and cbt up two pounds of apples, day o( November. A. D. IMS and recorded la Chicago. Poor Clarkson, I am sorry tor ficult to say. At 0 o’clock the police of the the shot that was fatal was fired by some aud put them on to cook, with the juke of the office of raid Rcftlster of Deeds for Barry him. To lie compelled to hold a tourna­ County, Miehlran. on tbe 21»t day of Noramber, THE fJEATH RECORD. Thirtieth street police station gave the unknown person. Gomez aud Roderi- a whole and the peel ot half a lemon, and A. p. 1SW. In liber 27 of ronrtratres on page mo. ment with no competition. It’s a very dull following us the official list of those known ■xnd also by tbe said Geo Preaton duly assigned Sir MrrtriiELL'McKENZtE, the noted Eng­ to have been raved: P. Taylor, W. P. gttex are liable in Chilian law for damages one-quarter to one-half pouud sugar, ac­ tn Daniel Btriker, WHltam F. Bidnam and outlook for him.’’ to the families of Turnbull and Riggin, cording to the apples. Cook this till re­ William H. Haze, tn© Albion College Bndowlish physician, at London. Pierce, Frederick Ulhmann, II. G. Thomp­ duced to a puree, then rub it thrpugh a meat Fund Committe-*. ot Albion. Michigan, by RUSSELL SAGE, Jr.,1 nephew of the mil­ kins, W. G. Andercid. Jr., Mrs. Knapp, recoverable by civil ■nita. Senator McMillan, of Michigan, said last sieve, add one ounce best gelatine dissolved raaignnwut bearing date the eleventh day A W. G. Buchanan, E. S. Fonday, Rupert night: “General Alger is now a candidate lionaire, at New York. in a little milk, a few drops of apple green March. A. D. 18®. and recorded in the office of A GREAT PHYSICIAN DEAD. T homae H. Whipple, well-known jour­ Tenant, J. M. Powers, M. Brown, E. P. ’be raid Register of Deeds for Barry County, for the Republican nomination, and will enlorlug and a pint of stiffly whipped and Mlchtiran. ou tbe 13th day of March. A. D. u». nalist, at Chicago. Rnpetdon, Blodgett E. Ball, C. Loper, C. go into the Contest with the solid delega­ sweetened cream. Pour tbe mixture into tn Uber 37 of mortgages oa page Sir Morrel MacKensle Suddenly Called Rev. S. T. Cooprk, well-known Method­ White, T. G. Hardman, W. F. Scott, tion from Lis own state, with support from <m which mortgage there- Is claimed a mold and let it set. A little maraschino . to His Long Beet. be due at the date ot this notice the anra ot munv other states and with a stronger fol­ ist minister, at St,-Joseph, Mich. may bo added If approved of. Serve with to one thousand, seventy two and 00 wo dollars L ondon , Feb. 4. — Sir Morrel McKenzie, lowing than many people and better chance Justice David Clofton of the Alabama Carey, Mrs. E. Tltns; Mr. Gibson, stiffly whipped cream. and an attorney fee of twenty-flve dollars of ' Newport; ----- Briggs andwife, tho eminent physician, died unexpectedly of success than most people think for.” supremo court, at Montgomery. provided tor lu said mortgage, and no »uit or proceedings at taw bavins been Insti­ Genera! Jameh F. Robinson, well-known M. J. Levy, ------ Phelps, wife and child; at 10 o’clock last night. Sir Morrel Mactuted to recover the debt secured by said Simon Uhhnann, Mrs. F. Uhlmnn, Mr. Kenzle was born July 7,1837, in Essex Tho saddest feature of this political sen­ turfman, al Lexington, Ky. Jinks—Have you qrer given that barber mortgage or any part thereof. Robert M. Wbittno, ex-commodore and Mrs. Winter, Mr. Forbes, Mr. - and county, England. His father was a well- who carved your face all up another chance Therefore, by virtue of the power sation is the condition of health which Mrs. Hussey, Martin Yardman; F. Olsen, known surgeon, and the son was brought of sale contained tn raid mortgage, and - more than anything else induce* Mr. Brooklyn Yacht.club, at Brtoklyn. the statute in such exxe luad* and provided porter; Underwood, night clerk: Harding Blaine to take this step. It is no longer a John Stewart, oldest pioneer of South Filkina—Yes, I called there the next node* Is hereby given that on Friday, tbe MUi Shoenfeld, Colonel John Taylor, Mrs. up to tho same profession. He rapidly ac­ secret among Mr. Blaine’s friends In Wash­ California, ut tian Diego. rfayot February, A. D.. IMK nt ten o'clock in quired distinction, especially in regard.to Anderson; Kate Reilly, chambermaid; Mike the forenoon of raid day, we the nndentaned. ington that he is going to pieces both diseases of the throat. He was made a Dennis Killen, pugilist, and brother of Curley, porter. Jinks—Did he have any excuse to offer? win sell at public imctiuulotbe highest totader. Saically and mentally. The closest the late Pat Killen, al St. Paul. knight in 1887. Filkins—No; he said I must havo been at the north from door of the Court House In nds of Mr. Blaine have talked of this Clty B-‘rry County, Michigan, Charles I. Osborne, well known Mich ■paving myself lately. — New York Truth. These are the missing so far as known: tthat tielng the ptace where the Circuit fact with deep regret, aud the oountry will igun politian, at Marquette. The Iowa Legislature. Mm. Slate; . Mrs. Begley, housekeeper; Court for Barry County it l>nlden)Jthe premises be as sorry as they to learn that the brill­ describe.-. In raid mortgage, r•»-—■—• Des Moises, Feb. 8.—The bill to protect W illiam H. King, prominent lawyer of Mrs. Corye, Mrs. May and child, Mrs. Van iant secretary of state lx suffering from a may be neressan- to pay Coffee ta so high priced that every bit ot a» Noorden, C. Halderbrandt; Mrs. Hender­ stock from malicious injury passed the said mortgage, with seven 1 combination of troubles which threaten in Chicago. it. interest Rev. DR. Phillips, president Queen’s son, Denver, Colo.; Miss Lewis, Mr. nnd senate Saturday. It gives six months in it is utilised. Even tbe dust that comee thereon, and all legal costa, <r with aa lhe near future to drive him out <rf public college, at Cambridge, England. Mrs. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Guild, William the penitentiary If the value of the stock from cleaned coffee is valuable. It sells attorney feu of twentv-flye life. therein, tho premise* being „ Rev. B. St. J amks Fiuck, leading Method­ E. Armstrong, Charles Close, Thomas destroyed exceeds #73. The bill to punish for a fraction over n cent a pound. It has mortgage as ad that certain piece or panel some flavor of coffee about it, aud goes to Kennedy and four chambermaids. ist writer, at St. Louis. . “ringing" on race tracks was also pawed. make up lhe curious componnda that nre land siluxle in tho township of IrviM ta ti Couutv of Burry nud the State of Michigan, al “ Honest" JoilN H ogan , well-known in Albany. Feb. 8.—Nine of the 128 assem­ The house and senate committees on that ■old for pure ground coffee.—New York dreeribed as follbwa: To-wlt: subject agreed on a bill to relievo the subly districts ot the state have held conven­ tbe west, at St. Louis. Mrs. G. P. BaRBEH, “Faith Templeton," P1XKVUXB,- Ky.,Feb. 5.—The Turner nnd |rcmn court. It establishes an intermedi­ Bun. tions to elect delegate* to the Democratic at Mudtegun. Mich. ■Fnrton factions have had onotheri clash statu convention to be held here on Wash­ ate court with three judges elected by j>opA certain Scotch editor recently departed PreaidcnfT? *ANNER of Illinois college, — at * . and thia time one of the Turner gang waa ularvotc; salary, 83,300 each; jurisdiction, so far from the customs of bls contempor­ aeconllng to lhe soverniaent survei ington’s birthday. The districts are iu | D t XI XL BTMJ , killed. The man killed was George Sharp, all cases where the disputed amount docs aries as to suLmtitute the lieadings “•Hatch,” different parts of the state,and are claimed JackxonviBe, lib. William F. Hear AMmiral Brvson. United States a son of old Kirk Sharp, at whose bouse not exceed #1,000. Bills were introduced ‘•Match” aud •‘Dispatch" over those daby Hill’s friends to accurately show the William HL Tha Albion CoErce KMawm^i Turner und his gang had been making lu the bouse: Appropriating $812,000 for partmentB in his paper which his ccntejnsentiment. The only county convention nary, at Washington. J Gregory,, w well-known Wiscon- headquarters. Tbe encounter occurred an agricultural college; providing for of ot the nine that is hostile to the senator is J ared abed C. u. wksuukt ' poraries assorted under the heads of DAXiai.8HKlUt, tha Essex county cvDrsatioo, where Smith oio lawyer, at Madison. Bunday night. teaching music in the public schools. "Births,” "Marriages” and "Deaths.” hexbtkebdhg scenes at a fire. Country's Good. Washington, Feb. 8.—The committee onedeCtions reported to the senate yeater day that Dubois is entitled to the seat oa senator from Idaho. Palmer introduced a mutatloi Riding t«r *'em»Ututloo»l; w bypopaUr; ,ote. Voorhm dimmineml a* » ll® t^e . new.p.per.t«t.ru.nl thu h. h^l.-dleker" w th certain senators to defeat the con-, antmtlonol JudptWoml., th. other -m»-; Hood’s Sarsaparilla W. L DOUGLAS S3 SHOE .&scncz.,S£ Ladies «5L.*lS'«-SS?LS»4S Woolley & Bronson. �WTAnartrony. Jude* <rf drawl . terl. -1<»« >" ““ Otel “hSKo- tor. errahre stealing echoes, till I Mr Phaotom facias In a iflasi. Or one men murdered, buried-where? Dim In gray With Up. that tem ‘’’LTSa’S-“X « lux^Taad ic* Wh^^*mado nrfndpally in the best cord,-?f {. -M th^cuaium of the trade to glove wouid not rip » on. And they rarely did rip. So »bll. lb. «w*» the buy? n ,hu condition baa l>een seriously affected by the growth of ibZ trade and tbe multiplication ties- and it baa been still more gravely L£cted by the gradual enlargement of the terms by the easterner and tbe retailer. It is becoming rather too fr*’a,n/* tlce for the custorqpr to bring back the gloves to the retailer after wearing them for some time, and appmJinK rather un­ fairly to tbo guarantee though the fault may not l»nT*b?n material itaelf. The retailer find* it a hU tie difficult to reason with a person whose custom he may be reluctant which he is »keI7en°u«h,^n^LX cfafou should carry with It the neecstu rj ImplIraUon Lh»U>, h«il«o wmelblns more tmw ’ makre • vlrtue-or » vice—of nerernUr, and trusts to the same motive influencing the importer. Iu schoolboy phrase, he passes icon. Now the question is whether this is a sound and proper course. Loav must ensue, not to speak of loss of temper, whoever has to pay for It in the long run. If tho mischief be tracked to its source it will generally be found to arise from tho purchase of too small a size for the wearer —perhaps through vanity, perhaps through thoughtlessness. The only wny to obviate the consequent difficulty is for tho retailer to give notice that gloves will not l» cbkugeil on the score of their ripping if they are taken away before l>eiug fitted on. If tried in the shop tbe salesman must be very incompetent if he allows thecuatomer to attempt to force on nn unsuitable site, more especially In n cheap substance that cannot reasonably be expected to bear much strain.—Drapers’1 Record.’ On- erwing about 4 o'clock a certain trooper in Matabeleland, south Africa, was ordend » ride with b«kto middle drift from the main drift. He hod ridden moat ot the distance and can­ tering along in the bright moonlight think­ ing, perhaps, of his English home »° for away?when ail of a sudden a great lion jumped on lhe back of bis horse and tumbled him onto the road, and when he nicked himself up what do you think be «awf Whyi one lion chasing his horssacross the veldtand another Hon crouching in tbo middle of the road looking at him, and just ready to spring. Happily for him,a big “Wait-a-blt" thorn bush wns near, and ha rolled behind it just as Master I-» »pr**R at him. He then clambered up a little tree, and there he aat all through the night watched by the two lions (the other one coming back when he found he could not run fast enough lo catch the horse) till j daybreak, when they both trotted off. andt he getting down walked nineteen miles back to camp and told us all about It. Tbe “The great trouble of all amateur work, poor horse was found afterward by a March party horribly .wounded, but I am glad to whether it be dressmaking or millinery, b the want of finish,” said a dressmaker to say that he finally recovered. n customer with whom she was accustomed to gossip a bit. “You tallies have general­ Why »•> Birds Flock? ly very good ideas, but there is something Why do birds congregate In such num­ about your work that wo of-the profession bers? It has been suggested that in early can ‘spot* nt once, and it is cblelly in tha autumn their food was to be found only in detail. I know several ladies who cut limited localities, und they naturally drift­ well, but only one whoso things have real­ ed there, moved, one and all, by the same ly the •cachet’ of a first rate dressmaker. cause. In other words, the upland fields, “All her work b exquisitely finished; tbe spring holes, the greasy nooks in old every lx>w fa carefully considered, made field comers, where they nested, offered i and placed In position; every comer b nothing but shelter, and to stay longer neatly aud deftly turned; every fold hangs than during summer meant to starve. The just so; there is not onu bit of slurring fact that scattered bird# do frequent the nesting places contradict* ^his, and the anywhere; but, os I say, she is tbe only food found In meadows fa not greatly dif­ Indy that I know who turns out her things ferent, and, often too many gather irt one in what I call a workmanlike manner, nnd that b the trouble, too, with half the spot for oil to be fed. Whatever the bird, there seems to be dressmakers who go out by the day. al­ nothing gitineJ by flocking and much fa ! though tbo want of finish ia not their fault lost. It appears to be an inherited Instinct I very often, poor things; it is the ladies that once a safeguard and delight ta n<>w । who hurry them so.’’ “I think another reason of failure with doubtlean nsotirce.of pleasure, but directly ' disadvantageous.—Dr. C.j C. Abbott in home dressmaking,” said her customer, “b that too much is generally attempted; Montreal Star. young people especially aim at effect. An Instance of this occurred the other day. At The Bent Way to Stamp a Letter. a committee meeting for a hospital, in An observer watched a young woman which I was interested, I saw a girl who putting a stamp on nnxnvelope. She moistened the back of th/stamp with her struck me as being such good form and so well turned out in an absolutely simple tongue and then stuck itron the envelope. tollorxgown pnd dark blue felt hat to “That's the way,” said the observer; “do match, that I asked at once who she was.’ all you can to send thnt letter to the dead ‘Quito distinguished looking,’ was my com­ letter office. Ic Is just as easy to moisten ment. the envelope and put the stamp on that “The next day I saw the girt again, and way. bnt nine-tenths ot the people whom I I simply marveled at tbe change; she bad know always moisten the gum on the back on a fussy drew, with a gathered silk front, of the stamp, nnd by so doing remove half which betrayed tho incompetent hand of the adhesive and leave the stamp in dan­ ger of slipping off the envelope as soon as an inexperienced dressmaker, and a largo hat, bedecked with feathers. While she .it gets dry. I suppose hundreds upon hnndreds of letters have gone to the dead let­ still looked pretty, her air of distinction : ter office as a result of wetting the stamp was totally gone, nnd she seemed rather with tbe tongue instead of wetting the common. All my desire to know her van­ corner of the envelope. ^Besides, the latter ished at once, but Very likely she waa bet­ is much ths cleaner way.”—New York ter pleased with herself in her finery than Ln her little serge gown.’’—New York Times. __________ zBkttrane. r.lcld Disciplinarians. There are rigid disciplinarians who be­ lieve that a child should never be per­ mitted .to have its own way, even when that way is a good one. neither injurious to Itself nor disagreeable to others. Were theirs the universal rule originality would be totally suppressed and lhe law of love become obsolete. Brought up In the frigid atmosphere of sternness and constant re­ pression, a child may learn to behave with perfect propriety, but it is none the less a failure, and a pitiable one.—Harper’s Ba- When you buy gifts for your sweetheart avoid buying perfumes, because any girl knows what she wants best henelf; things to wear, Ixtcause her father has the right to provide them for her; stationery, because she has berown distinctive style; jewelry, above ail, because no man should give a woman jewelry unless they are betrothed or married. Make the gift useful, but not too useful; pretty, but not expensive; impersonal, yet delicately personal.-r-New York Sun. The Japanese practice refined cruelty to delight their palates. They believe that the fish called the dal is most delicious when eaten alive. An expert Japanese carver can dexterously remove five-sixths of the edible matter from ita bones without touching a vital part. During this cruel operation the fish is kept alive by wet sea­ weed which. lieing placed over ita gills, enables it to breathe. Seven sons of Mrs. Kerinh Needham, of£ Iwwishnm, England, were nt one time members of a British regiment and fought shoulder to shoulder. She has been com­ pelled to seek assistance from the town au­ thorities. She is the mother of twenty children. According to tlie best statistics available, 77 per cenu of actual crime goes un­ punished, while in England 40.000 persona are nt large known to be thieves, receivers of atolon goods, or otherwise under sus­ picion of ths police. Irregularity anti Indigestion. A common cause ot indigestion la Irreg­ ularity reflecting the time ot meals. Tbe human system seems to form habits, and to bo in n degree dependent upon the per­ formance of ita function in accordance with the habits formed. In respect to digestion this is especially observable. If a meal is taken nt a regular hour, tho stomach be­ comes accustomed to receiving food at that hour and is prepared for it. j If meals arc taken irregularly the stom­ ach is taken by surprise, so to speak, and is never in that state of readiness In which it should be for the prompt and perfect per­ formance of its work.—Hall’s Journal of Health. A remarkable Instance of the constancy of love is that shown by an Irish couple. Twenty-eight years ago a maiden of Down­ patrick refused to marry and accompany her fiance to New Zealand' because she could not leave her mother. The old woman entered the almshouse, where her daughter cared for her until she died re­ cently. The, former lover, who had be­ come rich in New Zealand, heard of it, and sent a ticket to his sweetheart, who is now, nt tho ago of fifty, on her way to Now Zealand, nnd for tho first time beyond the limits of her native town. It costs money to get money these days and Ihfr-borfOwai^ is tba man who suffers, To n. ----rniae -] cfluate •50,000involves an real the outlay --------, of _. 11,000 ...— to 11.25Jl.l’» over and above le­ gitimate Interest. The broker charges 1 percent., the lender's lawyer charges I per cent, and various fees, and there are be­ sides incidentals. All these things come out at the borrower, and If his title be not absolutely clear ho may have something to pay in the way of insurance. Mr. Way back—The next time I go to one of Brother Stumpland's house warmings he'll know it. What d’ye think the mean cnas dldf Mrs. Wayback—I’in sure 1 don’t know. Apparitions are a result of disordered Mr. Wayback—Well, be waited till all JrhT1 “By are ^ewllywen In the the gnesta bad assembled, an then led the a.™. tetng lben BMl imprettlb.v, but whatever excites the way to the back yard nnd set us to choppin mind puts one in n state favorable for fake wood.—New York Weekly. appearances. ■ Matthew Arnold used the expresaioo liBhL” 80 oflea *» fetidtoudy that peopR. tUugh: him both Ue author and iipowle of “uwectnesa and light." BtU Dean Swift flttt umm! it.. An American who landed at Queenstown •he other day lost his purse containing •rer £1,509. A quay porter who found and returned it received £3 reward.—London Tit-Bite. ____________________ When nrarriaue is contemplated it is but «"urai that oach partr to the contract Railroads and machinery are largely re­ sponsible for the aggregate of accidents. A year in which thsre is a great deal of rail-' road bdildlng is sure to be friittful of acci­ dents. tatatrf the other. wbo rial® to I* o< MU «b>, PUUJW ou ■unninx for » cake trf *”•? "? | LcldinK bas oa tba belt—itbw one Fpolfa , the belt. Whca a belt alips taka Is up. ibeu if it thread it ia money in year pocket. »•>w U<hi on Busbar HI1L ' ■■uj.tnri ••History ai sue a ----------------- r uable addition from tho pen of a Bntaa1 female bookmaker, who aay» of her vtalt t9' iSton. “We went up to Bunker hi L' ' honor rf U. V totorr by >*>• '“““' nwnr the English-’ Hitherto It has been' 1 U.r.nLi lb. ■■Y.nh^«" rrtrawd. Schoolboy—Mother, what do you tUokf Professor Dryasdust told us that ho know’ hU whole am (wk. .‘ ’’Mother—I think there «• ao.elt.nbor’ in tho world anyhow.—Good News. Strive to keep thete things dear: Your eve^ your complexion, your conscience. These things soft: Your hair, your hands, your heart. These thing* clean: your name, your mind.—Detroit Free Press. Kalamazoo’s Den Bley her naunfacturIngcompany may goto Saginaw. A Saugatuck man has It-arncd tbe art of keeping rlpa peaches the year round. Additional Local Nows. PUBLIC INDIGNATION DEMANDS JUSTICE. Thoukli Tardy, it most be SIrted out. Last week six or seven young men of this city, ranging from 17 to ‘31 years of age, were arrested for assault and battery. In getting n young girl In n room on Jeffer­ son street, and conducting themselves In a manner that would vie witli the brute creation. The details of the bcastbh af­ fair we-will omit, as they arc too low and degrading to appear In print Two of the seven young men arrested plead guilty to the charge of assault and battery Thursday, but notwithstanding this fact we hear that two of tho jury were for ncqultal when the case against the other five was given to the Jury Satunlay. thereby resulting in a disagreement. If these young men are allowed to go unpunished, It will be practically saying that vice and licentiousness cau have full sway; It will be saying to the young men -Fear not to do anything, the law will up­ hold you—or at least the jury will dis­ agree.’’ it is not our purpose to uphold lhe glrL She is said to be a very loose clmractor, but be that as It may. It does not justify the actions of these youug men. and au example should be made of them that will serve as a severe warning to tho youug boysnow growing up. and show to the world that such rotten avoirs are not tol­ erated In tlie cityWe regret tbe occurrence of tbe affair on account of the good name of tbe city and for the sake of the parents of tlie young men. who arc all respectable |>eopie and keenly regret the disgraceful notions of their sons, and for the sake of the young men themselves, who must feel the degrading position to which they have lowered themselves. But public sentiment demands that they be punished, and the people will never be satisfied until they are. For all tbe demorallring influences that surround the young men of this city, the officers of both the city and county are by no means blameless. No kid poker room can be run for any length of time w ithout these officers hearing something about 1L and yet it is reported that young men bare been running a gambling den on Jefferson street for the last two years, In the same room in which this disgraceful affair oc­ curred. If the officers had had their eyes open for such places, os they are supposed to have, gambling would bean unprofitable business in thia city. If the officers were on the alert, aa they are supposed to be. no .saloon or drug store can furnish liquor to minors for any length of time, and on any day, Sundays Included, without Its com­ ing to the knowledge of tlie officers. Yet we hear that this whole degrading plot was hatched up in a saloon In this city and on Sunday at that. If the officers do their duty, as they are paid to do. no room could be used for immoral purposes long, without the officers getting onto IL and yet we nre told that thta same room has been uie.l to run womcinnto at night Since the tlltiiy details of the affair have come to light, more depravity has been found to exist In this city than was supposed before. It is said that houses of prostitution have been running here for some time, where young girls are kept for immoral purposes. All of these things cannot exist without coming to the knowledge of the officer?,. But they say “why dont somebody make a complaint wo can’t make arrests without a complaint?” All this is tbe veriest bosh. Supreme Court Justice C. B. Grant says that it Is the dutyA the Imperative duty, of officers to examinaand Investigate and to enter complaints, ’and that it is cowartlice on tbe part ot officials to at­ tempt to shift onto private citizens that for which the officials are paid. It is also said that the young men were drunk on this Sunday night If tills Is so, and there isn't much room for doubt, the Prosecuting attorney as we understand It. has the right to imprison them until they tell where they secured their liquor. There Isn't any doubt but that liquor Is sold illegally In tills city, and that nearly every part of the liquor law Is violated, and as lung ns lie lias the right he should use It in making the young men tell where they got their liquor. Wo hope that the prosecutor has backbone enough to stand by hia announced prohibition principles aud follow the matter ud to Its cud. As we have said before we do not want to see the boys unnecessarily punished, nor do we propose to uphold the girl. Tliv people of this city have a duty to perform In keeping alive a guod, healthy public sentiment on such matters; the officers have a duty to perform In investigating in­ to everything that cornea to them; the prosecutor luwn duty to do in making the young men tell where they got their liquor. When young men feel that they can pur­ sue their course of sin unpiuilshed. it is not to be wondered at much that they fall to very degrading poaltious, and w« would like to see as many of the evil infioentxs that surround them u possible removed that lead them to downward courses. pUb*. lie sentiment will make active officials If kept at a certain pitch, and from the rotten condition of thing* that exist in this city at present. It cannot be at too hteh. pitch cither. *• ‘ 8 uttlM tattle of tatter N. S* ta- P*Utoa duly vert- <o no mil. wtoo Mr. Tlixtoll .mtototoO.• <Mln to Uk« «u iixMltollr. H« wm »*• on to Ito ofloo of Dn. H. A. A C. H. Barter utd chlotoTonn n<lintoto<.re<l .Implr to.llo* Ito muKlto to relnx. Utt .monnt .dmlnUtorwl telM ror, .atoll- Tte Ito­ tkul vpranil to take It tntopUonal r well but when It wm attempted to tallr him It was found that he was in a serious condition, the respiratory mntole* be ng puralyzod. aflectlng tbo heart and causing death. Every effort po-lblo was ma«te to revive Ibe uucousclous man but »lU»out success. After the death of Mr. . Tindall Dr. Barlier demanded that an Inquest be held, and the same was held soon attar, at which time it was shown beyond doubt that no one wm to blame, physicians of all schools agreeink in this, and completely vindicating the Dra. Barber. Tbe deceaaod leaves a wife and four children In destitute circumstances. The funeral oc­ curred Sunday morning nt 10 o’clock from the Baptist church, being conducted under tbe auspices of tho Odd Fellows and being largely attended. Tbe following is the finding 'of lhe coroners inquest: State of Michigan, County of Barry st. Au Inquisition taken at tho city of Hastings in said county on the 4lh day ot February IStW before Alonzo E. Kenaston. one of the Justices of the Peace of the said county upon the view of tbe body Jerome B. Tindall, there lying dead, by the oaths of tlie Jurors whose names are hereto sub­ scribed. who being duly sworn to Inquire in behalf of the people of this state when, iu what manner aud by what means the said Jerome B. Tindall camo to bls death upon their oaths do say that death oc­ curred from the administration of chloro­ form by Dra. IL A. * C. H. Barber lor the purpose of reduelng a dislocation of the shoulder, the administration of cblbroform having the effect of paralyzing the respiratory muscles and affecting tbe heart to such an extent ns to cause death, which result often occurs from the admin­ istration of chloroform where the utmost care Is exercised ns the examlnsllou shows Iu this case. And we find no carelessness or negligence on the part of Dra. II. A. A C. H. Barber In the administration of chlo­ roform In Ibis cast; and that the utmost care was exercised and that they nre in no manner blamable for the result We find that death occurred about four o'clock in the afternoon of the 4tb day of Februaiy I8M. In testimony whereof the Mid Justices of the Peace and the jurors of this Inquest have hereunto set their hands the day and year aforesaid. Aroxzo K. Kkxastox J. II. VaxAmmax. W. N. U errmaj. J. L. Chawlkt. W. F. 1’OWKBS. Thomas Shkxck. JoSKPir ROGEIta. George Gibson, well known old resident of Coldwater, Is dead; grip. Edward Tipping, aged 14, was drowned while skating at St Ignac yesterday. Bay City and Benton Harbor rah not supply school houses fast enough for tbe children. William Allen was killed at Whittemore yesterday while loading logs. A log rolled over him. Jaeksou'a pastors’ union has undertaken the work of closing the gambling places of the city. Sault Ste. Marie claims that a Bay City plaining mill that employs 30 men is yearn­ ing to locate there. Dix & Wilkinson, the abstract men of Berrien Springs, talk of starting a savings bank at SL Joseph. Marquette's new opera bouse was for­ mally dedicated last night it cost ?30,OoO and citizens took the stock. Matthias Crater, early settler of Hills­ dale county, died at bls fatm home in Wheatland township Monday of the grip. blood a that a cer1 court pur•t will a b.I tertaiueM of said Ml to ftnbtae and that ad TH! CHHHT CANCER * SCROFULA ACMEDY OF THE AQE. For Sale by all Druggists. rK.rj.*si> sr paper printed snd clrealatrd tu aald County of Barry once Iu exelt wwk for three »uccts5>ve Drs. Mixer 4 Sons, Hastings, Mleh. wseks j.T0Tlo<w lo t;u<1 day of bearina. Chablxs W. ABMSTROXG. ' Judge of Probate. ill Old Moo! IT IS A s fl Chateau in France, a home in the mountains of Georgia, the entree of Savannah Society and a Moonshiner for a lever. What more could a beautiful and romantic girl require to make her an enchanting heroine? She figures in ’ His Second Campaign, Manufactured by the Lawrence Organ Co. lit has seven octaves with the divided couplers. (A piano hasyj/j octaves.) Ths Law­ rence Organ Co. are the first and original manufacturers of the seven octave organ and have had them on the market seven years. The Lawrence Organ Co. have valuable patents that no other company dare use. Call\and examine them at the store of \ onr new Serial Story, by Mau­ E. A. MATTISON, rice Thompson. You will miss many moments of pleasure if HASTIMGS, - - MICH., you fail to read it '' Illustrated and Gopurlghted. Who has sold over 1,000 instruj ments in Barry Co., and sells the best pianos and organs. RIPS AND BREAKS. BOYS AND GIRLS. HOW DO YOU REMOVE YOUR • SHOES ? WHEN HALF-UNLACED OR HALF-UNBUTTONED?" Tlie Strain . Clare will have a roller process flouring mill with a capacity of 100 barrels a day. The Tobacco river will fuml&h the power. All comes on the back of the shoe just above the counter Another Kalamazoo pastor has resigned. This time It is Rev. Samuel Strong, of the Reformed church. 11! health. HOWEVER WE WARRANT AGAINST RIPPING, B. 8. Barnes, prominent Adrian citizen, was acquitted of the charge of fraudulent­ ly Insuring a horse In a Marshall cbmpany. The Owashtanong “four hundred” hav­ ing disbanded the Jolly Eleven fishing ami boating club hns been organized at Grand Rapids. John Wanamaker has been sentenced to Imprisonment at Jackson for two years. Be lived at Port Huron and stole a watch and chain. causing them to rip and break. For a reasonable length of time, all boots and shoes bought of us. Woolley & Bronson, One-Price Shoe Dealers. Lansing II. Potter, of Ypsilanti, tried to cilmb a ladder with a wide board over his shoulder. The wind struck the board and Mr. Potter struck lhe ground; left hip broken. There are so many other large enter­ tainments arranged for February ‘W that tho Grand Rapids Press club has decided to postpone Its grand annual banquet to some later date. Lewis Robb and Theodore Lowry are under arrest and in jail at Benton Harbor charged with shooting at Mayor Hobbs on the night of January 23 last with intent to The pulp wood industry at the Soo is a very Wg Herein the city'a prosperity. It Is estimated that lOC.OOOcord of pulp wood will be placed on the river bank this year that Will be worth 8334,500. • THE MARKETSKndes-Dried. ^^te.Un*’,’ Butter-waw. ’ UiOVar seen kt Mffs.OO. Beans—>1.20 per t»u. Corn—ro45c. ,!M! wS87* 1,to,“ Oau-aoc. per bn. Pork-KaoaKTk “■ “bl • bo’ Perlon. UalL-Belllttg at i.oo per bbl ^ourMz.so per huudnxi. Apples-^oaN).-. HilBkeua llvijte; drrsseit iOc Tnrkeys-Uve, 8c; dressed, tie. Go to DR. LOWRY’S and have your eyes fitted with eye glasses or spectacles. In order to Iiave your eye sight preserved into old age, the eyes should be properly examined and the right kind of glasses worn. Dr. Lowry keeps a large stock of the finest quality and greatest .»>j, variety of eye glasses and spectacles at his ofli< <. where you can have your eyes examined at all tins' � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-02-18.pdf 509a9ded8f8f6889174864784b135625 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. Largest Circulation Hastings Hastings Banner Published Thursday? «y DRUG STORE. COOK BROS.. UAtiTIXGS, men. YOUR LIFE TIME! WE GUARANTEE For 16 years the leading drug ail'd book store m Hastings. SPOONS SecuJ-Sud School iooh, FORKS WITH cality to paste this in his haL We bare recently bad our beads case-hardened, pur­ chased a large supply of dangerous weapons and utensils, such as revolvers, bowle knives, dynamite, etc. Our temper* amants are fiery and easily made desperate; a pleasant smile and a year's subscription In advance, wins our eternal friendship. Wo willingly devote columns to eulogise the lives of such characters. But our tendei^point is our pride in article writing, and to attack this, Is to challenge,fate. It, perchance, we should say something which displeases you—for heavens sake and for the sake of those dear ones at home, and those dependent upon you for support— hoppress your wrath and come to us with 50 cents and your sweetest smiles, or we will not be answerable for the conse­ quences. .The most complete stock and Sterling Silver lowest prices. All kinds BACKS used in the county. TO WEAR 23 YEARS. UI. Goodyear The only practical drug­ gist ' of 25 years experi­ ence. Mith. FOR SALX.-A jeneralj mer­ chandise business at Milo. Stock principally groceries. Postoffice litb store, anfl only store in the place. A good opening. Ad­ dress Boi 2, Milo, Mich. Thomas Kelley was at Battle Creek on Wednesday—Not so much sickness now and the doctors will have more leisure time tqbe sociable with their many friends —There was a surprise party at Mr. Wat­ son’s house Wednesday night. About 40 In number accompanied with music, and The piix-ee of Sterling Sil­ ver inlaid at the points they report an enjoyable time—At the resi­ of rest prevent any dence 3S mile? north east of this place, Mn. Norman Chapin on the 12th, surpris­ ed her husband and a small number of FIVE TIMES guests by presenting a pair of twin boys, ns much Stiver ns la SUuidwho needed the attention and proper ard Plate. treatment of those present, and whose FAR BETTER names should be James G. Blaine and Ben­ than Light Solid Silver and jamin Harrison, thus*.adding numerical strength to the lobe list of Michigan re­ publican heroes of 1892—Cort right Bros, Each article Is stamped have Just completed their Invoice of dry E. STERLING-1 NLA IO H3,, giXHls, groceries, etc.. With a good showing Accept no substitute. Mam Only dv ThI Houbu <fc EowAits* Savo» Ca for the past year's trade—Mrs. A. J. Bradley aud Mrs. M. M. Rockwell visited Ii have just been able to secure friends In Kalamazoo Friday and Saturday last week—Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lawrenee the agency for the sale of Sterling of entertained a company of young peopljj Silver Inlaid Spoons and Forks. Saturdav evening, who enjoyed the even­ AU] points'of wear are protected ing with social chat and cards to the en­ with a piece of SOLID STERLING joyment of nil present—An ungrateful son. who after an alienee-of thirty consecutive SILVER INLAID and then QUADRU­ years, when his aged father 77 years of PLE PLATED. If you are looking age had traveled over two hundred miles for the best goods for the least to visit him here falls to recognize him as money I have them. This quality such. The father liad^ in his jmsscssion costs but little more than you]pay the family bible containing therein the family retold, yet liis uon persists hi dis­ for triple plate and will wear five claiming any retationshlp -There are times as long. Your interests arc rumors here that a new railroad will be built from Kalamazoo to Richland. Gull mine. I want to sell you the best lake and Hickory Comers. The jxuple goods. Cail and see them. here will do their part to get railroad com■ niuulearion with the outside world. 1 F. R. PANCOAST WHY WILL The Reliable Jeweler. YOU TLRE YOURSELF and wear out that sewing ma­ chine by making your own muslin underwear, when it can be bought rea<Jy-made and at such low prices as wiil astonish'you! Our stock of Ladies’ Muslin Underwear is new and com­ plete. L. E. STAUFFER. Any Day IN FEBRUARY You may need drugs, patent medicines, dye stuff (Cushing Perfection, Diamond or Peer­ less dyes), toilet articles and toilet soaps (the finest line in town), perfumery (Seeley’s is the best), school books (new and 2nd hand), paints (Green Seal lead and Acme White Lead Works), or wall paper call on Fred L Heath, THE DRUGGIST. He will please you. Price and quality guaranteed. Prescriptions carefully com­ ounded. FOR SALE My residence property on Jefferson street, this city. It has a frontage of 88 feet and a depth of 12 rods. This will cut up into two good residence fronts on Jefferson street. Also two lots on corner of Creek and Walnut streets. Will sell these either with the Jefferson street lot or separately as de­ sired. Terms easy. Call on or Address E. A. Ridkb, Hastings, Mich. COUNTY NEWS. OUR COUNTY. A second elevator Is talked of for Wood­ land. Delton Is still longing for that exchange bank. Rev. O. M. Puhi Is the new mihlster al Woodland. Lutheran Delton gave the C. K. ,t 8. over $9,300 worth of business last year. ■ Albert Altoft will build three brick fares at Delton In the spring. The business done by the M. C. R. R. at Nashville shows a alight decrease for January 1883 compared with the same month 1891. Messrs. Dodge A Robinson, of Prairie ville, will build a store at Woodland In the spring, and carry on the furniture business there. An unusual surgical operation was per­ formed at Harper Hospital, Detroit, on the 28 ult, upon Rubin Yerrlngtori, 41 years of age. of this vUffige. Mr. Y. was bom without n bladder and has spent much of his life at hospitals, but without .success. The operation perforated by Dr. Walker । consisted of making an Incision In the front wall of the abdomen and dissecting the skin so as to form an anterior wall for the bladder. The patient Is now consid­ ered permanently cured.—Middleville Sun. Brother Felghner and a few friends, anxious for the elevatlo'n of Nashville peo­ ple, subscribed to the necessary papers to secure a course of lectures there. The lecturers have had their Innings, and now brother Felghner and companions are hav­ ing theirs. Their part of the play con­ sists of going down -into their pockets to make up the deficiency. Bro. Felghner now breathes out his soul thusly: "The next man who tries to contract for a lecture course in Nashville will probably never meet his friends again this side of the shining shore.’’ Brother Godfrey,' in the last Freeport Herald.-ett’ms toFkrry the idea that Judge Hooker did not give jproper consideration to the case of the people vs. John Strasbaugh, which Judge Hooker directed tbe jury to decide in favor of the defendant Brother Godfrey Is not conversant with the circumstances which caused Judge Hooker to take this course. Strmbaugh waa charged with pointing n gun at per­ sons, but without malice In the act Mr. Btrasbaugh said tn hl» statement to the court that ho did the act with malice. Thia Is a distinctly different offence from the one with which he was charged. On this technicality Judge Hooker was obliged to order a verdict for the defendant. Frank Burchfield has gone to Lansing to work—Ed and Fannie Hartman return­ ed from South Bend last Friday—Annie Raymond Is quite sick with the mumps— Mrs. Eva Jones and Mrs. Frank Crane, of Battle Creek, were here tv attend the funeral of their grandmother, Mrs. Fanny Carpenter—Jo Keeler is quite sick from an army wound, also Mrs. KeCler is on the sick list—Mrs. Parson and Mrs. Cain are both on the sick list—The northern light* were very bright Saturday night—Mrs. J. Bird went to Lowell to care for a sick sis­ ter but had to return home quite ill her,self—Carltonltes are nut particularly in­ terested in tire O’Donnell hud North Irving mail thal-catne to our office last Saturday night, while the Curlton mail was landed in some foreign office—J. L. Bogard us and family returned to Portland SaturdayDied. al her home in South Carlton. Feb. 11. *92. at 12.30, Mrs. Francis Carpenter, aged 00 years. Last May she had a .stroke of paralysis which left her quite helpless. Friday night she was taken with a chill and everything a .skillful physician, will­ ing hands and loving hearts could do, was -doue for her bat to no purpose. She grew worse and passed from oor midst suffering much pain. She was burn at Lodi, Sen­ eca county. N. Y. in 1801. At the 'age of 20 she married John Carpenter. From this union wns born seven children, four sons and three daughters. In 1847 she buried her husband. About 40 years ago she came to Carlton Center and since then she has been a respected resident of our town. She will be missed from her home and by a large circle of friends and relatives. The wns the last of her fathers’ family and had survived all her children except one son. She had 18 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Funeral ser­ vices were held at the 8. D. Adventist church Saturday a. m. and were conducted by Rev. Wlnney. assisted by Rev. G. A. Myers. Pleasant weather at tills writing—H. Chaso and wife spent Saturday night In Clarksville—Ed Harlinan mid sister Fan­ nie relumed from South Bind. Indiana, last Saturday—T. O. Bogardus, of North Carlton, Is very ill at this writing—Elder Myers returned from the north last Satur­ day. where he had been at the bedside of his mother. He attended the funeral Friday—J. L. Bogardus uud family return­ ed to Portland Sunday. Hanflehl. Last Saturday, at Oscar Dewey was held an anniversary. The G. A. IL presented a plush rucking chair. The ladles n hang­ ing lamp and the neighbors a water sell— Patrons are beginning business ngaln. Ixxige was held at the Brezee hail last Saturday evening—L. C. Edmunds came home from court last Saturday night but had to return again Monday morning— Mrs. Moffard is no better—'Die ladles aid social at Mr. Stiles last week was quite largely attended—Frank Doty Is drawn ns one of the grand jurors at Grand Rapids for the first of March—Last Friday night at the school house there was organized an arithmetic school by Prof. McCall and 17 names subscribed. The school was to commence Saturday evening in earnest and of the subscribers only 7 came or an­ swered to their names. Buys this isn’t business. Prof, will not start a class less than 15, therefore there will not be a class —We are not having <Jay school in our dis­ trict at the present time, and probably will not until April. ■ Tuesday evening as Mr. Mornlngdowler and son were returning to their home in Maple Grove from Nashville, their team became frightened when near the home of Wm. Boston, south of town, and started on a run: when they.came to. the brick yard they made a short turn as If to run in the yard, which upset the wagon and threw the occupants out, Mr. Mornlng­ dowler striking the ground on his head aud shoulders, Injuring him severely, but Woodland. tbe boy was not so unfortunate and only “Old Dad” attended circuit court last sustained a few slight bruises. At last re­ week and while a Incut Foster went to bat ports Mr. M. is doing as well aa can be ex­ and made another score—Dodge Rob'npected aud jwlll be out again soon. Tbe were in our our 'village on «amn 90,1 werc «» Saturday owiuruay and ana team stopped .hnrtiv ------Z-------waa --- ,son 1>.T« rullr d<Kld«l to remove ilielr funtl.d are .re no no worse wore, for tor the the run. r,m. tore ,1H1'„ndrt,klni( M oar ,u. overturnewand —Nashvlife News. Inge—Levi Holmes and wife are ulowiy Editor Gwin, of the Delton Breeze, improving but still have watchers—J. B. gives the following timely warning to the Turner, of Kalamazoo, waa In lowu one day last weekdn the interest of the North­ people of t!»t locality: We wan: every fighting man in this lo- western Life Insurance company—D. N. Stowell has closed his term of school at tbe Tamarack and will soon return to the Agricultural college—It is reported that there will be one or two changes in our business center soon—Our village canvas has been called at 2 o’clock, Feb. 25. We hope that everyone will turn out and that a good set of officers will be placed In nomination—Mr. and Mrs.' 8. 8. Shantz are entertaining company—Prof. Taylor has organize * a singing school here—Mrs. B. 8. Dolly and’children spent Sunday in Hartford with her brother, G. M. Baitin­ ger-Phil Schry and F. P. Palmerton were in Nashville on Thursday—Last Friday evening the friends of Nettle llamtne gave her a pleasant surprise at J. Relsenger’s— We have just learned that Stephen Haight died on Monday morning. The funeral will be held in Lake Odessa on Wednes­ day—We hear that F. F. Hilbert is about to tell bis bank building. We would rather see Mr. Hilbert sell than any other bualneM man In our village for we know that If he sells he will build another build­ ing aud what we need most are two or three good substantial stores to rent Elmer Moore at thia writing la serlomly Ul with tonrilltts—A. D. Wolf has been at tbe county scat the past week solving tbe mysteries of the court room—From the balled hay being shipped from these parts It looks as If there might be a hay famine before next May.—Mrs. Elmer Moore received the sad Intelligence Saturday that her brother, living In Kala­ ma zoo. who has been III for the pastsix i months, was dead—Mias Mamte Wolf Sundayed with her parents— Mm C. J. Wolf will give an original ptfcUcal reading at the M. E. Church In Maple Grove Fri­ day evening, Feb. M. Good music will be provided. Admittance Wcente. Party this week Tuesday evening at John Ackett’s—Night cap social at Rob Phillips Friday evening of this week, for the benefit of Rev. McCallister—E. R. Whitcomb, of Grand Rapids, visited bls parents here over Sunday—E. Shoup, of Battle Creek, is visiting here—Dance last Wednesday evening at E. Nantes—Mr. and Mrs.’ Greenman went to Bellevue Bun­ dap. to attend Mrs. Greenman’s sister's Dowltag. funeral near that place—Mary Griffin, Thrice welcome snow, everybody en­ who has been visiting her parents here for joys good rielghlug—There was a social at the last two weeks, relumed to Kalamazoo R. K. Stanton’s last Friday night. AU re­ last Saturday. port a good time aud the net proceeds amounted to 35.00 for the benefit pf The Epworth League announce a the church at Lacey—Grandpa Br;ant is not much better. His daughter from Bat­ Washington social for Friday evenlAc at tle Creek. Is caring for him at present— the residence of J. W. Briggs. Music Is We learn that George Cox starts for the announced as part of the program—The west Feb. 15. His wifeaud family will re­ most exciting topic of conversation now main on the farm. ‘ May health and pros­ days Is the law auit now in progress be­ perity accompany Mr. Cox In this under­ tween some of our M. D’s and the Count taking—A. Granger is making preparation family—Sunday morning Henry Mosier, to raise his house this spring and move one of our old citizens, passed away. He buck on hte own farm this season—Boys. has been an Invalid for several years, and w« would kindly advise you not to drink his death avas not unexpected. Ho leaves anytiilnK stronger than pure water when a wife and three children. Mrs. Mosier Is you are at a i«cnevabie entertainment— confined to her bed with the grip. Tbe Lari Saturday S. Kaiser’s house caught foneral services were held from the M. E. Art but timely assistance put out the lire church Tuesday morning—S. Temple has with not much damage-Henry Babcock t»een confined to the house for n few days, bought Jerry Cancer’s farm for 31.000—C. the cause being a second visit of the grip. Clauidlcr, the photographer, has come to —On account of Mr. Woodman’s attend­ our town to remain n short time. As Mr. ance nt court. Miss Latham Is in ^charge Cliandler does nice work, he Invites you to of the high nxMu In our school, while Miss glvo-him a call before going elsewhere— Mullen tills her plucn in the primary — Dav&l Manning has returned home from Harry Goss spent Bunday with friends Texas. He thinks Michigan good enough In Plainwell—Good sleighing Is the order of rite day. and it‘is being used by ire. fof Mm. ’ wood and He teams—A. Tailman has moved his saw mill Into the Cramer woods Sid ThemiaB Is vary sick with relapse of near Deltou—The Carpenter farm has been the grip—Minnie Wood has returned from sold, and Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter intend Hasjlng*—Gary Baker spent the latter part to move into our village—John Carpenter of tfe week In Woodland—We hear that aud Geo. Hughes arc golnufuortli to run a the f writing schools have closed—Mrs. hotel—Though some of the people are Gould has moved to Hastings—Libble talking of moving jvway, we are glad to Fuller, of Irving, visited in this community see others cmnlnggo take their place—We last week—Frank Burdick, of Hickory are glad to hear that Mrs. Emily Arm­ Corners was in this place Saturday and Sun­ strong has received her pension with back day—Allie Fuller now plays on -n new pay amounting to 8300. Lost on the road between Delton and jdatak-New* rather scare this week. Prairieville, a bundle containing seven Mh». C. E. Smith Is 90 tbe sick list—Mrs. ; yards of dress flannel with trimmings. C. Filter now plays on W>ew piano—Sid Finder will be rewarded by leaving same Thonka lias the m-coik! grip. Dr. Sayles at Prairieville P. O. aiteuKng—Sleighing is now revived, and MlddinvIU*. teamvrcrs wear a smile—Will Chase has Guy DeGolla and Alfred Wright spent clase<tds third successful term of school, Sunday In Grand Rapids—Harry Fuller and is iMlsting our teacher in our very was in Hastings Saturday, the guest of his largo school. mother. Mrs. A, D, Cook—Mrs. A. F. Fausey, of Carlton, was the guest of rela­ Myron Potter is In the hoop business tives in <mv village Saturday and Sunday again this winter—Add Trimmer has re­ —James Raphe and wife and daughter, of turned home from a visit In Ohio—Chas. i and Mrs. Eliza bnbaii, of Millersville, (k, Burpee is Improving Ids stock of groceries are guests of Mrs. M’irtnam and H. E. —Pldhly of snow for sleighing—The ex- Hendrick and wife—Louie Hall and Ola hibltiflti at the Pinery school house was Baird were In Irving Tuesday—Frank well attended and a good time reported— BrandsteUer and Geo. Moak spent last There .will lie a dance at Smith’s hall, week tn Prairieville—Mr. and Mrs. .Jacob BowctfW Mills, next Friday ulghL—Mrs. Brandcteltvr were called, to Seattle. Wash­ D. N. {Rocking Is on the gain—A Dowd ington, by the serious illness of his sou has bought him a farm now.’ We expect Fred. A telegram has been received since a woman will be the next thing he will be they started from Mr. B.’s son Zach, who I* with Fred, that be Is improving—Calvin •celling.____________________ Hill started for Kalamazoo Tuesday, where he expects to remain for the remain­ ThiMe who so anxiously looked over the der of the winter—Mrs. Shively, of Carl­ BaxNXB for Delton Items have been dis­ ton. Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Put­ appointed of late. i>ut here we are again. nam—Dr. A Haniou was the guest of Buaffiess kept ns busy. Delton la on the Mrs. Foote at Battle Creek Sunday—The boodl—Oh say? Have yon got your name cold weather seems to be driving away the on that quilt? What quilt? Ask the grip—St Valentine's day was a quiet affair ladies aid—On account of sickness and in this village—The Middleville high bad weather the ladles aid social was not school literary society held a very inter­ very well attended. The few present had esting program, last Monday evening. An a good time, however—Mrs. J. R. Hinkley. admission of live cent.- was charged. ’ Is some better—Elmer L’otant and wife, of About three dollars wns 'received. Hickory Comers, made our town a flying visit Friday evening—The regular club Mr. Gorham and son Thomas have gone dance to be held Friday evening will be postponed until Monday evening the 23d, to California—N, U Merrifield aud family In memory of our honored first preaident. of Clarksville have been visiting Rutland Geo. Washington—We arc to have a pick­ friends—Mrs. Jo*. VanWagnon is danger­ et mill in town In the near future—Elder ously ill with puvamonia—E. E. Gorham Harding has changed his regular appoint­ has sold his span 1 four year colts—Mrs. ment here from Sunday afternoon until- Blanch Vis and babe of Grand Rapids are evening. Sunday school nt 2 o’clock aa us­ expected home on a visit next week—J. ual. Prayer .meeting every Wednesday .VanWagnon felt on the Ice wu> day last evening at tbe school house—Rev.^juunell week- hurting him quite badly—Nettie will preach in the school house.next Bun­ Martin waa la Otsego a few days last week —Eva Howe, after a few days visit with' day al 3 p. m. Kalamazoo and OUego friends, has returned to her home In Rutlaad—B. Mlnges January thaw 1ms caught cold—Geo. is absent from home. Appleman and wife were in Hastings on Aaayrla. business Tuesday—R. Hosmer took a load John Tasker lost one of Ms horses Sat­ over to Sunfield Monday evenlug to alleud meeting conducted by Rev. Krsne, of urday atght—Mrs. J. Iiowe died Thursday Nashville—Mrs. Baran is on the gain— uiglU aud was burled Suadcy. Funeral at Wm. Troxell has moved into his new M. P. ebureh—Did you get a valentine? house—Chas. "Philips Is entertaining bls —lively sleighing again—There will be brother Gea. of Chester—B. Austin Is on an entertainment at the school bouse Mon­ the sick’ list—Chas. Phillips la getting day afternoon, Feburary Si. No admis­ material on the ground for a new barn— sion will be charged, but a collection will Joseph Oversmith Is getting ready to build Im* token, proceeds to be scut to the a new house—Several farmers are getting World's Fair committee for the school ex­ hibit from Michigan. out slats for new fences In the spring. ■ Nish villa. L L. Creasy was In town over Sunday— Ik W. l^jedy called on old friends here Saturday—Mire Delia Comfort Is rtrittag ttt McBride—B. D. Robinson has accepted the position of Jeweler for C. E. (.»o<»dwln Saturday and Sunday with a gang of mon, repairing the breakage In I hr main pipe to the water works—Mrs. Oren Hyde died Friday evening alxiut eight o’clock after a long Illness. The remains were taken to Sunfield for interment—Miss Bird Town­ send. assisted by hsr music scholars, will give a concert at the opera house next* Saturday evening. Not as many on the rick list as there. have been—H. Brininstool and wife, JV H. Fisk and Lena Fisk have returned from a visit to friends In Kalamazoo coun­ ty, aud report a good time—Our neigh­ bors have their ice cream, lemonade and cold affairs in general, stowed away for County. WHOLE NO. 1914 HASTINGS, MICH., FEBRUARY 18, 1892. VOL. XXXVI. NO. 42 THE PEOPLE'S Banner. of any paper in the —There was a man on our streets tbe other day enquiring for mules. We do not know whether be wanted circus mule* nr Just mutes—Frank Meyer* traded teams with a n»n in Carlton last week—A Nye Is staying with hto sister and going to school—Etale Meyers lias a sore hand from the effects of a sprate. NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. Allegan several eases of scarlet fe- A 70-ycar old Kalamaaoo man has joffi married his sows divorced wife. J. R. Crandall and wife, of Plainwell, celebrated thek golden wedding last week. De. H. J. Webb, formerly of Eaton Rap­ ids, is now president of a aationai bank PullmaH, Washington. . Battle Creek ladles and gentleman bad a whist co<itcet laM week in which the gen­ tleman won by 154 pointe. The fourth oil well at Allegan baa prove* no more productive than tbe others and has been labeled a failure. Charlotte Knight Templars have con­ tracted for a couple of Ihdlman sleepers to take them to the conclave In Denver next August . ■* The Battle Creek Electric street railwpjii. lias its crossing lb across tbe MiehiffiM Central railroad, over which there 'ffiai. been a great deal of trouble. The reported sate of the 1). L 4 .X. and C. & W. M. railroads to the Michigan Cen­ tral turns out to be a fake after all arid eminated from the fertile brain of a Chica­ go reporter. Miss Llxrie Wilkins, of Eaton Rapids, has been asked-to contribute a musical se­ lection of her own composition, to be pub­ lished in the souvenir publication which Arkansas will make at the World’s fair. Robert Nichols, of Chester, was water­ ing his honvs last week when a colt wheel­ ed and kicked him squarely in the face, knocking out several teeth, breaking his jaw and otherijlse greatly disfiguring him. The wheat elevator at Athens burned last week. The Ure\^roke out first about nine o’clock and was > supposed to have been-extinguished, bull about midnight the,' Hames broke out agaln^ Over 8,OOP bush­ els of wheat and a quantity of salt were burned up. William Bowman, of Alamo, suddenlydisappeared last week and nothing has been heard from him since. He bad worked for one man there 10 years, had • al was been honest and reliable and any news concerning him wjU I* gratefully received. KA A Battle Creek young man received a pair of baby alligators from a friend in Florida last week. When he received them they were apparently dead, but after being In a warm room for a few minutes they revived and gave promise of making things lively as soon as they get a Utile larger. • Attorney E. A. Crane, a well known Kalamaxoo citizen, brought suit against the Michigan Central Railroad Company : for fifty thousand dollars for killing hts son. Daniel E. Crane, at a railroad crossing in Comstock township. Nov,., 1890. Crane's horse and carriage, valued at $500, were destroyed by the collision. J. A. ] Green, another boy. lost bls life at the^ same time. Fire broke out, in the Morgan Paper mill near Battle Creek last week. Being out of the tire limits, a steamar was the only available apparatus to tight the fire with. This mill was operated by a syndi­ cate known as tbe American Straw Board Co., the concern having a capital of SC,000,000. and the officers of the company not Iwing at home at the lime of the fire the loss was unknown. Talking about whales Thomas Williams, the veteran target-man, thniks he knows a thing or two. In 1831 he crossed the At­ lantic. the trip occupying three months and three weeks, and avers that he saw on this trip whalesand porpoises thicker than Ulen In a hotel cream .pitcher, a most as­ tonishing statement 'When It comes to wbale stories, Eaton Ripkls la way in it Eaton Rapids Journal.’ Last week a regulkr cyclone passed through Marshall township. Calhoun coun­ ty. The funnel shaped cloud was plainly seen from Battle Creek and the noise waa plainly heard. Luckily no very great damage was done for but one building happened to be In Its path. This waa a. lam, and the entire root, rafters and all were carried away. The people were very scared trod of course are thankful that the damage was no greater. >J They tell the following good story about Bro. Holmes of the Fennville Dispatch, who has been a victfubot grip. While he ■Was thrashing around aud suffering, the tortures of tbe ungodly, the pbysleiau. en­ deavored to console, him bv the remark that be was all rigfeit and that he had a bright future befow him. Holmes sud­ denly ceased struggling, and with one of his usual dry speetkea informed tb» doctor that was wliat was bothering him, as he could sen It blazlDg right before hte eyws. —Douglas Recosd. The grim monster so dreaded by all, but before whose stroke all must some time bow. visited the home of Tetrence Griffin last Monday, uiubtand clalmed.trwo of Camp­ The snow storm has brought good bell’s aged citizens. At the hour of 13 sleighing again and every one is taking o'clock Munday night Mrs. Terreeee advantage of It drawing wood and logs— Griffin, agjtd M years, succumbed to that Frank Burdltk. of Hickory Corners, was prevalent disease—la grippe—and passed in this city over Sanday—Lynn Smith ha* away. Two hours after her demise, her returned home from Saranac where she companion. Terrence Griffin, agrd 70 years, has been at work—Again death has visit­ who was affilcted with the same malady, ed this vicinity. This time It took old Mr. passed to the “great beyond.” Tbe funer­ Gerkey who survived his wife but a few al lakes place at the Catholic church in days. He has lived where he died a good Bowae to-day at 10 a. an.—Freeport Hendd. many years. He was 73 years old. One Not lee to T«ac4»«r» and FttpUa. son survives him who is sick at this writ­ ing—Stephen Haight, who has been un­ The Spring examination of teaehem wiR dertaker In these parts a good mahy years be held In the circuit court room in the Is dead. The funeral was bold in Lake city of Hastings uu the following tlnim: Odessa yesterday. Ho will be greatly Thursday an4. Friday, March 3 and 4, m'.sswl by the entire community—Miss (regular.) • Sarah Lipscomb has returned from KainFriday, March 351b. (speriah) maaoo where she has been at work—The Friday. April 29th. sick are all reported bettor—School closed for the winter last Friday—Charles Klang for dipioaM may attend either of the aud Myrtle Nya ware married the 27th of lais. All will procure legal cap pape Garkey.* Elmdale—Tbe choir met at H. Burgee’s �== JEHOIAKIM’S FOLLY. TH« COPYRIGHT LAW. For Bilious Attacks heartbum, sick headache, and all disorders of the stomach, liver, and bowels, money OBMUBDERThe Alternative Given Million­ aire Snell's Widow. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills are ths safest, surest, and most popular medicine for family use. Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. Lowell, Mass. No Monkeying ot Slaughtaf Chicago. Feb. Id-FurOtoat Inur-Mta Mik Heartaua Snell. .Mow ot tbe tnlllloc.lr. raurdeml by Teecott, h“ bw. ia » eute d nervou. pratnalou. wbleh « was for some days feared might leadto her untimely damisa. The cauwj of this wM the receipt by her of a threatening letter written by unknown parties who declared that unless she forwarded to them tbe sum of 32,000 she would be blown up with dynamite. The story at this affair in a strange one and furnishes an* other art in the tragic drama that began when Amos J. Snell wm laid low by the bullet of a robber assassin. CURE but tpiveme tn SICK genuine rA'r'iid re^Uu- the bowtie. Ereu Htbey oalg jve crie^cf it and when. I find -a I On to itlfe/. C/b/'r ba beat- “ HEAD able In so many wits that they will not bo witU^todowUteutUcm. ButstterMlMckhMd ACHE Others do dot. , Carter’s LltUo Liver Pills are very small and Kjfl, row. «■- ——• ------- — . eloe. Um Bolted Stoto* •odadU ■“>" SCOUNDRELS AT LAME DI OHIOAM wdpubllala™, prinun, taqaktea m«1* 1« •*> dl"°- , Be tbe Be Sure UtMON VW, FIRST OUAATEH INTER­ Uooiprar. th* tb.X u> wlU. lb. m—ur. Th— to w ladUfcreuce, uo Ignorance on the subject, but intelligent and interested familiarity. With few exceptions the Arms Approached In w inqulrr on U» aub>», question without rteerve, and there was do biding behind business arraiwunsnta or any other transparent excuse. Opinions MummariMd. Some r-ntlram tmnkl, »dn>IUM tb« tbeir dealing with American publishers since the act paiswd had been limited, and that they could not well claim to base the expressioi', of their views on actual ex­ perience, but a careful and constant study has enabled them to form judg­ ments and well-deflned anticipation. The opinion* collected may 1m> briefly summarked thus: Authors like tbe law; pub­ lishers do not mind it; some regard it with favor, printers anil book manufac­ turers hate IL TRYING TO POOL THEIR ISSUES. Ever)’ effort ha* been made by the police Ths Louisiana McEnnry Men Willing to department to keep the matter a secret, New OrlkaXS, Feb. 16.-Tbe McCuen and it waa only yexterday that the affair became public. It was about four weeks state central committee met yesterday and ego yesterday that Mrs. Sneil received a spent nearly three hours in executive ses1 sion. When tbe doors were opened a reaoletter that threw her Into an agony of ter­ ror. It was written on plain white note­ iutlou wm adopted ratifying what the cxpaper in tut uncouth handwriting, nnd ran ecutive committee had done in reference to th« lottery question. A motion wok offered about as follows: Madam: UnheB you mo<> u» the »um ot , mid prevailed directing the cludrinan J2.1W wo shall take stejx. to murder you. We of tins committee to - cominuniwill blow you np with-dynamite •umo day .. ... „> th<> Foster committee ,the ..I.,... ... ..... rnnr ramai/. t,: same proposition* os were contained in imdwe will treat you the uum If you accept :■ the letter addreesed by the McEnery men • .severaltlaya day* ago agoto to their their oppouenta, opponents, anil and I thfaaoffer lxwrtapnraodalluthe---------- [n*m- wveral intra daily paperl rajlng: "Hsud for jn»ur hat ■ which iu brief provide for the withdrawal Q. D.” We will toko tUl>( aa an -videnco that; of both McEnery and F<»ter anti tho bold>(>u intend to deal with'tte in good faith, i ingot new primaries and anew co©ven Put the Police on the Caae. j t(on to nominate a now ticket. The FoaThe letter was not signed and there was ter committee meets thin evening, not.the slightest clew to indicate the iden' ~ tity of tbe men who -sent the missive., Smallpox and Typhua Fever. Neither was there anything to indicate NEW York. Feb. IS—Mexican advices whether or not it wns the communication received here state that a plague of smallof a foolish trank or of some dwpernto I (UKj typhus ferer is raging in the scoundrel who was prepared to carry out ^ern district of that republic and that the threat he made. But it was enough deaths have occurred. Mrs. Clark to throw the ngvd widow, already greatly A.ccJrw.a daughter of former President enfeebled by. reriou. winter illiem, into J^^^amnDg tteUteMrictims . qmrn rf IrlahL She « on« ptaerf th. sX“Xl ItartWe at .he NATIONAL SCRIES, FEB. 21. “ In one store where I went to buy SampariBa the tierk triad to Induce me buy their own instead at Hood’s; he told rr.<-their. To Get 19. "Tbsn Mid the princes unto Baruch, Go hide thee, thou and Jeremiah, and let dor*trM, flatK I OU not tke It I . no man know where ye be.'* Baruch was JwenHth’. Krtb., »jd luul Jrnu U«n re.dIng in the eare of '-be people, in tbo lord’s house, upon the fctstlug day, the words of satisfied with IL and did not want any other the Ixml. which be bad written from tbe When I began taking Hood’* Saraipurfn» mouth of Jeremiah (verses 6,8). The Lord I waa fading real mberaldo wllh dyapemfa gave these words to Jeremiah In the hope ■«<A WMlr that at T __ ■ ■ > ’ that tbe people might turn and be for­ given (verees 3, 7). tor He is ever seeking to Baruch having read to tbe peOph is sent for to reiui the words to the princes, stand. I looked like a person in ccmutnn. which, having heard, they are afraid, in­ Horn Hood’s Banaparills. did me *o murb quire further, and then give counsel as in this verse, being friendly to the prophet. ». “And they went in to the king and LLA A. Goff, ei Terrace Street, Boston. told all the words in the ears of the king.” Jeholaklm wm tbe M>n of Josiah the good king, but was very different from his fa­ ther. He was preceded by hl* brother Jetoahsz. who reigned only three months, .md was then carried captive into Egypt (U Chron. xxxvi, 1-3). IOO Doses One Dollar 21. "So the king seut Jebudi to fetch the roll, and Jehudl read it in the ears of the king, awl ill the rars of all tbe pritxm.” This U Uw will of God. that kings, princes, and people In all the world should bear Hi* won!. This is the raspoualWIity of all who have the word, that they should give it or read it to others; and If we araonly willing He will set before us open doors. All results are with Him. He will see to it. til "Now tbe king sat in the winter bouse in the nint h month, and there was a Arc on the hearth burning before him." Winter and summer bousre, and bouses of --------------... j spoken <>f to indicate thy luxury Ivory, are and• self of the jieOp!e(Amn« Hi, •*’indulgence 15;. If the fasting day of verse fl wnj» tbe fibt of atonemi-uL in tbe seventh mouth (Lev. xvi, »». thou some little time(ow a month) elapiw-d between Baruch’s Aral rending and this reading before the king. 23 ‘He cut II with tbe penknife and cast WHY 18 THE it into the Are that w.ns on the hearth, un­ Lil all the roll was consumed in the fire I that was on the hearth.-’ Thia was his । __ -----treatment of ---------the word of tbe God of Israel 1 gflOHUt CENTLE.1EN —------- -- — GENTLEMEN upon who-* throne throne he sat (I C?hron, xxix, TM BEST SHOE M THE WORLD FW! THE ROMD? u P°n *bo»e 23irit:d Wlioae representative rnnrerM.-ntative he be ought onaht to to ’' ***■ “**• wtthaejacfc»_oyjw*xjft-RU 83) «u<> whose »«•<» L**n Cootrust hi* father'* treat- ( meat of theword of God (II Kingsxxil. 11). Aa.l ,« Jebvtakta .lid a... JO wor- th.n | Hood’s Sarsaparilla W. L DOUGLAS SHOE letter la the bend, ot A. J. Stoue, her «ai- .. . w„ Some ot the I Gte piotre-jr. end |aeachw» <J our do, luJaw. who la taro promptly ehlhlrea of Dr. Ftmer. a prwntaeat Ataer- -ho la th. uome ot ■ bl«l1er er.Uetam.-or ...tad with Iit.poetor M.r»h, and told him lrU^ Giuuu.lu.to. bore .tied. Another 'Vtlwior." or HnHhlag elwr, -.okaite tho to run the writer pr writers down regard- Tlctlm Un|Be| a prisoner Bible, cutting out what tl»ey plewr, refasless of expenw. ’ charat,i by the Wells-Fargo Kxprem oom- ‘M “• »njthing supernatural, aud area!- | Watted Tlll-tbe **Fly Cop." Were Gone1 y whh embexxlcmet»t. ing us that even Jesus Chn»t was not an SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE Two of Captain Jack Shea's oldest and ' • — ' itfnllibte authority iu all things. All such ; tift gae calfii MORTGAGE SALE. » shrewdest men were called iu and shown ' Pardon for Guay's Ubelers. | hn<! better hoed Im. vijl, 20, IL V. i Jraow»^a*£wLicontort *n4•em.-c. Default having been made In the conditions ot I’ARKXTS-GIve your children a knowledge' the letter. They xwere then sent to the HarrwbCRg, Pa., Feb. IX—Ata meet"Yet they were not afraid. Dor Hnt J <O.’’•^3^1WurMaBmnn’. «to« a ceradn piortsaRv. dated August IS. ItWO. made bv Orvfli A. WhiUlght and Eva X>lrit- ot took-keeping, shorthand, typewriting, teleg­ hooto nod rmo.lned quorUnd th.re tor 0 j tbr p,nn<J|vlulln jaiu.o I tbrir gormeou.' Aud uo mo.-o ore th™, right, talk wife, to the Hading* Buii.liiig and raphy, e’.x week, during which time nothing oc1,^,1 i unbelieving critics our times, who are ! Paw ft* Loan AMociatioH, of Hastings, Michigan, a cor­ curved that would throw any light on the ,al held here yesterday arrang- j thus hastening on to their own uestrnctTT.' '•ixjwa poration duly organized and doing bualneM FOR THEM multitude* with them. i I nrfl*>C f3.»O under thd laws of the Hute of Michigan, and BE MUCH Than Money. matter. Finally the ‘fly cops" were called ,nenlM vrere tnnde to prepare a petttton for recorded in the office of the register of deed* “ ■* ’ ■' * * presentation t<. the Iman! of pani cs ask-| 2.V •4Nrw>riWJesv Einatbsn made Inter- . for Barry county, tn t>« state of Michigan, Educate them at the Grand Rapids [Mlch.l Bib­ off. On the evening of the day the detect­ on August S9, ISOO, ifl liber 41 of mortgages loess College, Ledyard Block, cor. Pearl and ive* left a rnensengvr camo to, the honse ing for a m-ommvndat ion to «Lu governor cession to the king that be would not burn | on page f I. by non payment of money duo for Ottawa sis. visit us. For catalogue address A. with a miitivo in tbe nun- handwriting for the pardon of the Beaver Star editors, | th* roll, bat he would not hear t hem/’ If | mow sol Installments ot principal. Interest and premium STarbb. successor to C. G. Swensberg as the previous one, containing the sug­ sentenced to six months' imprisonment re- nny one will not receive the truth' G<gl 1 and for Ones, by which the power of sale therein gest ion that the widow had- better send centiy for publishing a libel on Senator - will let them believe • a lie (11 These. H, contained has become operative, and on which mortgage there Is claimed to be dur at the date “the hat"—I. e., the fS,Ot*>—by the bearer. Quay in connection with the campaign of I iMSft. but fearful will bo the result (chap­ of this notice tbe sum ot sereh hundred fifty The mrumger wan a boy; This created a last fall. The general sentiment of the ' ter xiil, 15-17). Elnathan and the others three and X 100 dollars, the said installment* of commotion and the |K)lice were notified. meeting wa» that the severe sentence was did well to plead for the word, even though principal, soterest and premium and fines hav­ A. & C. II. BARBER ing remained unpaid and Inarrcar for nioro j they pleaded In rain. God will not for­ The boy was thoroughly pumped, hut not justified. . Physicians and Surgeons. than six months, and the raid Hasting* Build­ ' MORfGAGF. HALE could only any that the man who engaged ing and Ixian Association having elected under Call* in city or county responded to with Default having tw<rn made lit l’>- ronffilleog him was a shabbily dressed young man. . „ tbe terms of said mortgage to declare due tbe full u But lb. Uo, commended to take of a certain ni w gage nu<te '.»• Abq.}, >f Fhef amount unpaid with all arrearages thereon, aud promptness, day or night. Thera is no clue. cmreoo. Teh. IS-Tbree I Idle boj.j Berucb. the eerib. end Jeremleh. tbe and SmuiD K. Flirt l»l»W(l-b« 'telteirej do suit or proceedings at law having been insti­ , were drowned Saturday afternoon iu the : prophet, but the Lord bid them." Not dated Sept- .1st. A. D. ?»MJ. and rr-n'.te<| In :b? tuted to recover the amount now remaining Of the ltegt«ter of l>eed» for th- t'ocnty of ILLIAM O. LOWDEN. secured bv said mortgage or any part tbereoL A, J. Stone said hist night that he was lake nt Humboldt park. They were Philip only did he not fear to destroy tbe Word of office Barry and btate of Michigan, on the .'id <i»y of Xottco is therefor hereby given Umi on Saturday, La wye greatly annoyed aud surprised that the Trims, aged W. of KH Cornell street; Frank , Lhe -hut he feared not to kill his September a. !» iws in liter 31 o: mcrtgogM. tbe 12th day ot March. VW2, at ten o'clock In the Office over Julius Russell’s store. State story bad gotten ouL He thought it did Scholl, agvd 10, of K«5 Cornell street, sn<L •errant* also if he could but lay hands on forenoon, there will be sold at the north front door ot the court house. In the city ot limitings, street, Hastings, Mich. away with whatever chance there had bls brother Wil lie, aged 7. The boys went th A Rebellion fearfully hardens tbe three hundred tl.irtv eounty of Barry and sfateof Michigan, raid court been of catching the writer of the letter. out Saturday to spend their holiday at the heart. How sate are those whom God bouse being the building in which the circuit At first he bad been disposed to think It, park, and after visiting the portion of tho hides; tee h\?w securely He hid Elijah aa<l no suit nr procrsMing- st law fun ;i£ teen A. SHELDON, court ‘ for the county of Barry is iJld. M public auction to the highest blrfder, was a erwk, but when the second letter pond that is used far skating they at: d Kings xviiLIO). Compare Pa. xxrlL 5; fnatituted t<» recover th«- in<>n«-> s sceuredw oM ■ Abstract and Real Estate Office. tbe •’premises described In said—'mort­ Abstract Block. HMUugs. camo he had become iiatlsfled it waa not tempted to cross at a place where the ice i* 1 »«ii. T. g*«* good heed to Zeph. U, iDOrflDUN', “r any part Hi' rm. gage or so much thereof • as may b« No*, therefore, by virtue M the p»« vr of sslf Mosey to lo in on Real Estate Real Estate the work of a crank. The fart of the seldom strong enough to bear a person's 3: Luke xxi, 3fl that you may rejoice in necessary to satisfy the amount due on raid told oantnl'-ed In«aid luortgso-. aud Ihrdriik In on eatninisMon. General eonreyaDclna mortgage to above set forth, with davlDg | CoL UL 1 itch easv tnwte attd provlard. u>‘f: V i>riwrrhy a complete set of Abstract Books, com­ house being *o closely watched and that weight. The bodiro were all rerovemL tlip Interest and premium thereon and piled tffvsw that <« Saturday lhe l*!b d..? 'l Mint. ------ --------------------- — I 07 •Th»« ra. r* -. fromthe Records, can furnish complete the second attempt was made the day after tbe costs, charges and expenses allowed by law l tracts. A. D. Utt. al teu o’clock In the f.»rru - 1 -nail the been withdrawn withdrawn proved proved to . Murdered by His Coa.lu. ! j-rimdah after ~nl ®une C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. the officers officer* hud hiid'been to and provided for in said mortgage, said prem­ i«H at pubffc. to the biglioi bidder «; tip* north hl-mtodto-U— mora tbmi th. week . bI™. X. Y. F.K ,^0, 1 ises being all those certain pieces or parcels ot front door uf the rourt Ikh *" land situate and being In tb« elty of Hastings, P. DRAKE, M. D., MlchUati. ittinUwu «»nty of Barry and state of Michigan, and de­ aged 5 years, son ot Guy G. Madison, a observed it; He bad now more worit for Hstiitigs. Is a. liidi', the circuit court for ftarrv < scribed as follows, to wit; Lots number six leading citixen of Sundervillc, a village in J J«rmiah and knew just where to find tc.igr. er » Office over Holloway’s drug store. and the north half of lot* number eight, nine, If, however, it was any one who had an the remote lumber region of Potter coun- hl,T’ T^* ProPh,jt 11 to Pay tbe only to hold hiinaud ten of block nineteen In tbe eastern addi­ Office hours from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, con amount dtw Un aast mortgw. with Utt w tion to the city, formerly village, ot Hastings, uectlDg with residence, at Holloway's drug idea that he could U-rrorixe Mm. Snell into ty, Pa., was murdered bv hi* cousin. | , , rearfJ anything that Jehovah and lots number ope. nine and ten In block giving him a large sum ot money, he could Martin Glover, aged 15, during a quarrel I,a‘«ht wqniro. either to appear or be bid- cent. Interest, and all legal net*, together with a reasonable attorn-* t» fee «»vvMjtfe< f« eleven of H. J. Kenfield's addition to tbe city, tell him he had approached the wrong formerly village of Hastings according to the about the possession of an axe. Glover I 10 “,*wk Or l* to do or to suffer, thereto, *Po grewitero tetur cewrited in raid individual, for Mrs. Snell was not to be g M. FOW LFH.D.D. S. mortgage aa all tbme cetlaiu lot*, pines, aid reeordeil plat thereof. nearly severed hi* little caution's head*I 28. Take thee ** again “'---------another ---------roll, ** and * parotisoflawsituate m tbe village «rf \»’hDated Hastings. Mieh„ Dec. 18, IM. frightened in that way. He regretted that I write It in all the former words that worn vtlle In the County of Barry and stare tf MichHABTracs BLIUHNG AXD1XIAX ASSOCIATION the young inan who was in the house the from the body, such was the force of hfb Office hours 8 a m. to 5 p. m. Igsn. and know n and described r< in tho first rolL” In verso 33 fc |« ^tid Alonzo K. Kknaston. Mortgagee. night ih£ boy came with the murderous blow. Glover is in jail. Th* west half ot village !<«• i.iTOtertd that many more words were added. It Is Attorney for Mortgagee. message had not acted differently. ehrbtetu autkuinrtern ott». A f: ' »a®MITH & COLGROVE, impossible to destroy the word of God. Uun tsi UiC viltMCi* of Nashville. M(•'hteaH. If the boy Lad been followed Lawyers. Chicago, Feb. 13,—Three officials of the All effort* to doan.have only incrca*e<! tho JAXMS McKjclvkv. Mortglgre. the man would, have been caught, for he (Office In Union block, Hastings.) te Clemeut HmHb. Ida F.utniiM. Practice is all the courts of tbe state. felt sure that after leaving the note at the French government. Maurice Ducloa, erf number of colue.. The Bible he. been Smith & Colgrovk. messenger office the man had come directly the department of commerce; A.- Rldie, co<i.:mre<l to a men who bn Iwen .hot .nd Attorneys Aw Moricvref. Dated. December iMh. twt. A E. KENASTON, over to Mrs. Snell’s liouse In order to cap­ member ot the Academy of Medicine, and hnt-s ami drowned and burned la th. ture the boy on his way bock. No one had E. Roume, an attache of the foreign de­ Ore and Kulered to tbe wlu<X .nd ret In EL. Attorney at Law, MORTGAGE 8AI.E (Over J. 8.’ Goodyear & Co.’s store.) seen the man so ns to be able in any man­ partment, visited tbe stock yanla yeater- «ome Wonderful w«r U mon .lire then Default baring been m«<le In tne fnndlttoj Practices I u ail courtnof the State. Collections ner to identify him and he supposed the day and inveattgated the method ofinat a certain mortgage made ami promptly attending to. whole matter would have to drop. specting the mmi Chicago sends to ■f,U1 Th™ >““• Thomas C. Alrereon and Alible L. wife, of Irvine. Michigan, to Ike llr:><er»te«. u'Ar/f’in ‘S' HUvl<* Prououi,c^l the sysWhZ Inutthou R. TIMMERMAN, Hoowepathic Phy— written therein, nylna.” Th. king heted ofHastiep/Mleblgan, dated te i u-.m of inspection perfect. 7 TERRIBLE DOUBLE TRAGEDY. sixth. A. D. HUB. sad recirtled iu • . slcian and Surgeon. . the book beonun n w:,l of . romlng Jndtr. tbe Register of Deeds, for Ram c• -. n.MHAI(Office over Lathrop's drug store.) A Man Agwd 71 Kill. His Wife and Then -— ---------went; no the Bible is now hated by many gnn. on the <Xb day of November. A l» 'l*2. in Mfnuelf. Dtt Moixks, Feb. lA-The debate on 1 ^,ue U.te b of » ’»*• of flrw forth* un. 11 ter 22 of morfguKc-t ou jmg«~ * ji.1Se.sbrt am Be aatd mortgage was duly s»Myuni - l> AW, REAL ESTATE ANDCOLLECTToledo, Feb. IB.—A young newspaper the license bill wtw iwatponed yesterday in U?dlr’ T”*1 1eVerlrt*‘JuK punishment, and HctMterataxt to James Cameron. «■t w.sduM. ■••-7-^7 1NG OFFICE OF boy iiameil Kelly, when delivering an the senate and a bill increaainir the terr ; Mtch'.iran, by araignmcr.l lieanns J1*” «*• comln? But though many Palmrrton &. Smith, ^dlentn h.„ £ tTJr -J twenty-sixth day of Fcbraary *■ >' F^;*C evening paper at Um residence of John Windland, Mich. rceoMsd in the office of «;rei Reg-Mer H , — —a mm waa Molloy Friday night, looked through the passed, aa waa a bill to allow incorporated Ih.qi.Wth.fKtaXl Which isthc best, tor Barry County. Mlehtoui.on Hw \**~Ch •C. S. Palmebtox, J. M. Smith, day of February. A. D. l«A milter -' •'! »Hrt Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. window and discovered two bodies lying town* to refund their bond*. Many netiA OOTM FOB CVZBTOM-Sw Ihu SO. 31. "Therefon than ulth th. Lord of ptgsa ou page <». mkI by th.- raid Jeisw■ <3£ P«*nt*d in both houmi’oue on the floor. Ho informed the police, and ta*-, Judkh, I will Xi«h erod tftdy assigned to Gronre Pre.)- -. investigation revealed that a murder and being for the taxatiou at loana. another MmL Mfob. by amicnmrnt te r . -ir •*« suicide had been committed. Molloy and for t he Hatch anti-option law, and n num­ Mm, .nd M. m»d. .nd bi. wnhwu. tor ttay ot November. A. !>. (W» Hi- office«>! said l.’vshter -if (•«- :- '*»r barry m his wife were found lying dead on the ber for prohibition. OatthtaTMtchlnu. on tte '.'ltd day ■< His miserable death and wretched treat- A. D ISM. in liter ?7 <rf mortrar'•• »•»»'[*□ bl«d *“ HU‘nillr C0VCT’d w|,h THE DEATH RECORD. and also by tee raid tteo Prado « «ed aud kinRi.iKn are here foretold, and tn Danlri Rlriktr. Wilhaiu I* '-dram The woman had a ballet wound behind WOUsiii IL llaxr. Ute Alt'lnn r.-Vcte E-«lo* g.«"! '•’I’—- Th, beltan, BANKRUPT8TORE, her right ear and Molloy one |n the riX meat Fuud Commit!* . «l Albi- 'i.^ipn. “I jonple. >*low the ear. They had oj *-11 have, •aatanm-ut tfcaruia date the ri-« Agent, redeerood body, too, J„ n like the body of March. A D. !•». Mini rerrirded i> bron dead all of twenty-four hours. I-ord. and .ball ,u with Bint onJB. Though 72 years ot age, Molloy hail been HASTINGS, MICH. m”" “‘,hrf*» Wm (I John .mo L Ph UIU Ul, U Pa <uud.W Hr. mbrnkl,. before th. an•R° "he ««<1 lor • dlrorc. ud It ,tj|i Dr. Kssxa Homo., inmutor at th. Si^er’ta D’t,U‘? p.ndlnituth.Umeor U» u^d, Deliever la aa ind«scrlbably awful »- th- ana an ultoniry ire 01 t«rm? cludr ™ilw,r m eo“P1. h..« trJpStl; A other is glorious. (See I These, i 7-id- provided for hi raid imuigas;-'^1 ‘I rl L. CANDEE * CO. Colonel Jean, Arourm Guxr noted U-th. xer, ,fj itar. xlv, b-ltl Gml h>. suit or yrorecitfng* al 1*« bavlni. lx*?1’ , tatad to recover the debt w.-urnl c»> » proelded mdiraUon for Ml end ta not will STOBltKUJ O *b" ~ pc.bet by tbalr uentlo action plwse MI who UMthetn. lnM*la»t2SccnU; firs for IL Bold by drucs'JtiCTerywhaw or seat by naff. CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York! dtOwjJMiS Woolley & Bronson. BUSINESS CARDS^_ H W P WET! COLD! SLUSH! S P RUBBER FOOTWEAR L “CANOEE” M.R. LAYTON, Xotie. t« Unknown Hairs. of Michigan—Fifth Judicial Circuit in Bahn. coiDplidrwit, vu the unknwn Reubens. Wolcott, deceased, defenda thin «MMe it appearing by affidavit of Vtataant, duly lira at Use time me mu k SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE V001711"- ESiS! lb. James Couch, pioneer of Chicago SxwYow. m. lA-H,„^T,obra. ^XTb^rr.h:S itivc guarantee, a test that no other awfully stand. That it may be of the University of New Y.vt . b»l Ur«l a loa.|, wh*'r' b. only belne a n u”’,"’ M, u>H>Lidt2£Ou.”t,r*‘‘ I°** MU™unento.kBACmi., „ mXS™*1 law. a• Aml^m£?!hO^T “* *°“"*1* »MeeUoa1 of Mie contained In sslJ, Anl w>mt.fcarrnlre.po mobility neuunon '(MPMMgta Id each case m:«.te »a« r O*y •** to ur dlmlnlMi^h. notice Is hereby given that >m I'r dayof February. A. IL. i»' .7 ^. word of God (Rn. ul| m llh 77 tb* foroaoou <rf Mi«l day. will m*U al nubile ««uelii iii<» । lie t d ** ’ . |ke I* * . .^n. ■he whole book of It.relation UttomM^ al the north ttsMitdowrotlbr City of IlMttug-. Harry •(u«l» c ..-r.ijri “>•!' bnnta fteat being lUv plarc whrr “•rry. iTTta^X^8"1^ mortitw. as tngy '•>■ sain mon K- a a, •nil l.lMlwp.Md portrait” - ■»«« U. Utfuatv <>( Hurry nr.'l tiir Stair ,,,,, na DAMKL St WlLLl *M > J WILLIAM IL V;,nd C»»!« Endowment. Fu**,, �Hastings Banner Thursday, Feb. 18,1892. COOK BROS., Proprietors. CHANCERY ORDER. -State ot Mtehigau-Uie Cireult Court for the County ot Barry. In Chsucery. •James W, Benttev. Complainant, . iu ALGER’S RECORD. contesting any and all claim* objected to. claimed therefor and in appealing from the deeiskm of the court thereon. Sixth. That said aommls’losrr shall, within twntv days after tbe expiration of the tune last limited for taking proofs. relating U> «m tested cUi’iw. make and file with the register of mis court ms report at t"» matter* aforesaid, aud shall toruiwiui tie bis report ot the proots and te$umouy proouieu aud taZeu befun: nun. Beveuau. lue suUtllor* uf the respective parties lu this suit, or of any creditor wuu baa presented and proved bls claim. m«y appear uetore said commissioner umi crowrexamlue anvwitness or a p*nv proving bis eiaim or call for the pre-d action of books, papers or docunii-tih by said party. Eighth The parties to this suit, the commlistoucr and any creditor who Iras presented aud proved his claim may, at any time before the filing of the report of U»® cvmmisatoucr. apply to the court S>r such further direction to said commla-iutier. as may be necessary or proper. Ninth. That Midcouiuiissioner report lu the court, with .all emiveideut specd,Hie proofs taken by him. iu relu luu to Ibt mattars hereby re­ ferred to him, together with bls oplnku: upon each ot said matters. Tenth. The consideration of the costs of thl* suit and of the several urewedings therein, and ol the proceedings under this mere lire, and tho respective rights and obligations ot the par­ ties hereto, ana ot all furUi. r directions, is hereby rwrved until after the said cuiummiuuer shall have made his report. Eleventli. tt M ordered that a copy of this order be published onee In each week, for three successive weeks in the Hustings Baxxxk, a newspaper printed ami circulated In said county of Barry, the first publication to be made within five uays Iroiii tho oate ol this order. The Blank Therein Filled by S. R. Wooster. AHTDAVIT FBOM THE EX-SUM EOS. CONGRESSIONAL MATTERS. Hurd, of Groton, S. D., we quote: "Wm taken with a bad cold, which settled on W lungs, congh set In and finally terminated In consumption* Four doctors gave me up saying I could live but a abort Ume. I gave myself up to my Saviour, deteradDed. if 1 could not stay with my friends <» earth. I would meet my absent one* above. My husband was advised to get Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds. I gave It a trial, todk in all eight boules; It has cured me aad thank God I am now a well and hearty woman.” Trial bottles free at W. H. Goodyear's drug store, regular size, 50e and 8L00. WAMIIXOTCN, F®b. 10.—In th® senate yesterday Senator* Peffer's nnd Plumb's free coinage bills, K> is’* bill to make cer­ tain issues of mopey legal tender in pay­ ment of all debts and Peffer’s bill to loan money to Indiana farmers were reported adversely. Kyle’s and I’effer’s loan bills were Indefinitely postponed; tho others placed on tho calendar. Sherman Intro­ duced a bill prepared at tho treasury de­ partment to restrict Chinese immigration. A bill was introduced to invite presidents of American republics, the king and queeh uf Spain and others to tbs Worid's fair. The Virginia direct tax bill was de­ bated without action and then eulogies on Good looks are mure than skin deep, de­ the late Representative Houk were dellv- pending upon a healthy condition of all the vital organs. If tbf liver be inactive, In the house a resolution was agreed to yon have a bilious look. If yopr stomoeti for an investigation into th® failure of the be disordered you have a dyspeptic look Keystone (Philadelphia) and other banks. and if your kidneys be affected you have a A bill was piutsed making the secretary of pitched look. Secure good health and agriculture eligible to the presidential you will have good looks. Electric Hitters chair in case of the <leath of all the other is the great alterative and tonic acta members of the cabinet. .The West Point directly on these vital organs. Cures appropriation was debated in committee pimples, blotches, boils and gives a good without action. complexion. Sold at W. H. Goodyear's Washington, Feb. 11.—A bill intro­ drugstore, 50c. per bottle. duced in the senate yesterday increases Bucklen'* Arnica Salve. the pensions of those troubled witli deaf . The best salve in tho world for cute, nesw. A bill was paased providing for the bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fevor appointment without pay of three com­ missioners to represent the. United States sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, at the Exposition of 1893 at Madrid. The coms, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ Manderson printing bill was discussed, ly cures piles or no pay required. It is nnd it was stated that an ex-member ot guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or congress (Ewart of North Carolina) had money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. sold 00 copies of the agricultural report For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. Walter L. Wilkins, Lewis B. , Bentley and Ellen M. Bentley, ■individually and a* adminis­ Complat* History of tratrix of the estate ot Char­ les G. Bentley, decessed. ■ Defendants. . '—» Friends of the Presidential Possibility Ata sessionotsaid court, held at the Court .bouse io the City ot . adings. tn -aid county, on the 35th dav of January. In thnyear one thous­ and eight hundred and ninety-1 wn. Washington, Feb. 15.—General J. C. Present. Hon. Frank A. Hooker. Circuit -Judge. Kelton, adjutant general of tbe United in this cause all the parties tn tbe suit ap­ States army, has received th® following pearing by their r< »i>ectlvo solicitors of record and thereto consenting. James A. Swrezrv Esq., There 1* nothlas Uko th* RESTORATIVE sworn statement from Samuel R. Wooster, appearing for Hie complainant. -More A Wllsou. NERVINE dl»cnv*red by th®great specialist. Dr. late surgeon ot the Fifth Michigan cav­ tor the UeteudanU, Lewis B. Bentley and Ellen Miles, to care ail nerroa* dlmaatM, as headache, M. Bentley, aud Stuart & Kuappen. for tbe de­ the blue#-, Ect'ou* .prostration, sleeplesaaeos, alry and acting brigade surgeon, with ref­ fendant. Walter U Wilkins, and after due delib­ Bciralgi*, St. Vitus dance, fits, and hysteria. erence to^Jeneral R. A. Algols military eration and consideration. It Is hereby ordered, Mxny physicians use it In their practice, andaay adjudged and decreed as follows: the result* are wonderful. We bar® hundreds ot record: • First. That It be referred tn Alonro E. Kentretlmoaials Uke these from drugjdsts. “Wo hare “I enlisted as assistant surgeon of the a»U>u. E~).,oneof Mai ,-Commissioners of ibis court, for the foUuwiwfpurpostti: <1) To take Eigiith Michigan infantry Aug. 19,1M1; an account ot all and svery tbe copartnership praise, J.O. Wolf. Hillsdale, Mich. “The best dealings and IranMcltoily of said late firm of seller tre «r«r had." Woodworth A Co., Fort । was promoted to surgeon of the First Bciftley Bros. A Wilkins U.-M1 of all aud every of Wayne, lad. “Nervine eella better than saythiag 1 Michigan cavalry Feb. 26,' 1M3; mustered the dealings at|d iranMCttous of said survivors, *re ever bad." H. F. Wyatt A Co.. Concord, N. K 1 out Oct. IS, 1-564. The First cavalry was in and about the winding up at the alfalrs of Trial bottle and fine book of tcetlmoslala FREE at ' one of Custer’s Michigan cavalry brigade said late firm, and to take an account of the dragglsto. Dr. Mlles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. . FVAXK A. H00KKU, 'during Abe campaign of 1883 and ISM, and ■credits, propertv and effects due and belonging . Circuit Judge. <0 said late copartnership firm of Bentley Bros. TRIAL BOTTLE FREE. up to the time of my discharge from th® Thus ft. Brio. Register. & Wilkins, to ascertain and report the value of service I was acting brigade surgeon on tbe Interest of said Charles G. yentlcv In said Sold by W. H. Goodyear, PROBATE ORDER. General Custer's staff. copartnership firm, at the time of bls death; and tn take an account of the credits, propertv Stalo of Michigan. County of Barryand rfiects due and tM-iungiiig ui complainant Ala session ut.tne Probate Cou “At the battle of Shepcrdstown To., at and the defendant. Walter L. Wilkins, as sur­ Ooon'y NOTICE FOB HEARING OF CLAIMS. of Barry. hoiden al tbe Probate office. In which I was present and where we were viving members of said late firm, acquired in the City nf Hasting’, in *ald county, on Tue*State of Michigan. County of Rirry—«*. -the transaction of the business of said firm since dav. the kud day uf February. In tnn tear one Niglce I* hereby given, that b» enter ot the fora-d to retire aero*.* the Potomac on ac­ the death of said dt-c-ased member. To take thousand eight hundred and ninety-two. t* count of the great strength of tbe enemy, Troiraie Court for ILeCuuntv uf Barry, made on an account of the outstanding deots and liabili­ Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of tbe 2MI1 day of January a. I). lfl». six months I know that General Alger, then Colonel to a “junk shop" for 5 cents a copy. After Alexander Hamilton, colored attorney ties uf said late firm of Bentley Bros. A Wilkin*, Prwbate ,q» from Uiat ‘late were allowed lor creditor* tn Alger of the Fifth Michigan cavalry, com­ an executive session the senate adjourned. both as the same existed at the time-of the of Grand Rapids, is under arrest for per­ In Hie matter of the estate of C. Columbus pre-.eiu ihe.lr claim* »gs ust Ibe eslale of The house passed a bill authorizing a death ot said deceased member and as the same Ruckus accessed. Worthy Mead. 1*1* Of wild Couu»}. deeeased, manding his own and th® Sixth Michigan jury. now exists. Toiuke mi aeeounl of Abe outbridge at Burlington, la. Bland reported On reading and tiling the pel Ilion, duly veri ­ and 1 list nil creditor ’ of ’ aid deceased are re■ cavalry, wa* detailed to protect the .cross­ stand‘t>tf debts and liabilities of -aid surviving fied. of Eugruc Hartlium administrator of »ald IU present llielr claim* l» *ald ITobate his free coinage bill nnd asked that it be Beecham’s pills for a bad liver. member’, counseled with or growing .vnt of the estate, untying that be may be licensed to Mill quiretl ouri. at Hie Pmbat® office, in tbe City of ing of the balance of the command with placed on the calendar, but Dingley raised transaction ot the business of said firm, since the real ratate of said dreraard as In said prtt ( HaMlng*. for examination ami allowance. <>a or the artillery and train, which he accomthe death of said deceased member. Io take lion described, fur the reasons and purp >w before the point Lhat as it involved expenditure Everson Moore, pioneer prohibitionist, the 3Uli day uf July n^xt, ami Hutt such pliahed. During this campaign General an account of all sums of money, which ciu-u therein set forth. R claim* will lx* beard before wild CuuH, on it must go to committee uf the whole; the djed at Jackson yesterday, aged 71.- ■ member of said firm of Bentley Bros. A Wliklijs riiereupon It Is ordered .that Monday, the tlie '.Kth day nf April amt on Thurs­ Alger’s health wmt very much impaired, •jM-uker reserved his decision. A bill re­ has already paid, for or In respect to the debts, 29th davoi March. a. 1». lr«M. at twir o'clock Thur*dn». nnd tbe night after our crosalng into day tbr 2Sthd*v of July next, at Iru o'clock to It is not what 4ta proprietors say. but wnat liabilities, dealings and transactions of the said in the afternoon l>e assigned tor the hearing of he formiuuu of each ot hose day*. quiring a proposition in writing to the Maryland from Sbeperdstown he wiia very Hoort ’s Sarsaparilla doe», that make* it sell, and copartnership. To take an account of ail sums *ald petition and Hutt the heirs at law ol said board of directors of any national bank be­ wins the Dated January -Mh- A. l» 1W. , confidence of tbe people. ill . -of money which the complainant and the de­ dn-ciwd and all other persons li,teresrted iu fore any official thereof can borrow money fendant. Walter L. Wilkius, as sueh surviving said estate, are required to appear al a session Sent tn the Hospital by Wooater. members, have paid, for or in respect to the <>l said rourt. then to be holdeu at the Probate otwas debated without action, and tbe re­ Douglass cTH^ens will place a people's “The following mprning as u were gath­ mainder of the day was devoted to the debts, liabilities, rcahngs and transactions of lice. 1n the City of Hastings. In Mid County, and ticket in the field for the-coming spring ering the sick anti wounded toother 10send tbe said late firm ot BenUey Bros. & Wilkins, to cause, if any there tie. why \ l , West Point appropriation, also without election. a’ccrtain and determine the resprclite priori- show to the hospital I Informed Colonel Alger tne petitioner muj not t»Hex of the different. Items ot indebtedness still Hie prayer.ot action. A resolution to investigate the And it Is further ordered, that that he was not able to march and must Hibbard's Kbenraatlc and Liver Pills. exlstingMaUi’t said late firm of Bentley Bros. granted. pension office wns adopted. petitioner give notice to the persons 48 Wilkins and against said surviving members. said go to the hospital. This wax customary These pillsarescientifically compounded, Interested Iu said estate, of ’he pendency of Washington, Feb. 12.—Bills were Intro­ ami uniform in actioh. No griping pain so To ascertain and determine what |>ortloii of said petition and tbe hearing thereof by causing for surgeon* in the field to do when the said indebledngss - still existing are debts a copy of this order to be published in the Has­ command was on the move, nnd I accord­ duced in the senate yesterday to erect commonly following the use of pillA. against said late firm of Heutley Bros. ,t Wilk­ tings Bannkii. a newspaper printed and clrcitingly directed Hint Colonel Alger be sent monuments to Gen. John Stark, Gen. They are adapted to both adulta and chil­ ins. and a hat portious of *ald Indebtedtivjs are lited in said County of Barry, owe in each debts properly chargeable to the estate ot said week fur three successive weeks previous tef to Annn|>oliM with others, and I distinctly Zack Taylor, nnd to commemorate tbe dren with perfect safety. We gtlaranten survivors. To ascertain and direct tlie proper remember that 1 told him I would for­ liattle of PrinceUin. George introduced a they have no equal in the cure of- sick application of the avails uf said property, tmili said <!ny of hearing. ward the proper papers to him there, ns bill to Issue greenbacks additional to tho headache, constipation, dyspepsia and that liclonkit'K U> the said late linn ot Itentlev Judge of 1‘rubati Bros. A Wilkins and that so acquired bv yaid we wished to get the sick and wounded amount of fill per capita. Gibson intro­ biliousness, and. as an appetizer, they ex­ (A trie copy.) survivors in the truisaetlon of *41>I business, i.wny nt oner. 1 made application for his duced a bill appropriating for the improve­ cel any other preparation. Sold by W. since tbe death Of said dc-ras» d member. Mid leave to General Custer, rrfiorting the ment of the Mis-sKd ppi gS.XCJ.OOO per year H. Goodyear. to state the account as lastwecu complainant PROBATE ORDER and each of said defendants and of Mid defeinl- State of Michigan. CoUnty af Barry-**■ fact*, ami supposed that It wns granted, for five years. Tin? Manderson printing ants a«I>«<vvecu niemsrlvus. both by reasou <«f and never heard to the contrary until yes­ bill was debated without actiuii and the Ata session of the Probate Court for the On Saturday county clerk Smith, of said copartnership dealtugs’am! bv reason uf County of Barry, hoiden at the Probate Office in terday. Marquette county, gave naturalization senate adjourned to Monday. the dealings of said parties respectively with the city ot Hastings. In said county, ou Mun­ • said estate and aitn eaeli ffiher. growing out of day. After some uninteresting routine work papers to 4GC aliens. thel-t dav of Febrimn. in the year one or connected with said eop*rtuer-.bip business, thousand eight hundred and ninety two. “In my opinion there never was a more the house resumed in committee the con­ both before mid since the, death of said dreased Baldness is catchtag say* a scientist. It's Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge ol unjust act committed against a soldier sideration of the West Point appropria­ member. To take proofs therein, according to Probate. the rules and practlrr olthls court and the di­ than that which is reported to have been tion, and Livingstone, Alliance, thought catcning file* la tt>® Summer time. Use Hall's in the matter of the estate of Georg® Hair Ke newer and ’cover tbe bald spot with rections of Ibis decree. <-onceruitig who are such deceased. • by General Custer in his reporting him as |fi apu*-e for saddlecloths too much, and creditor* or claimants oAtili.g and holding Weigles <>B rending and tiling the petition, duly veri­ aisient without leave and n-cornmending proposed that the old house carpets be cut healthy hair and files')woat trouble. claims or obligations as well against said firm ul fied of John J. I'erklus, administrator of said BenUey Bros. A Wilkins, as against said sur­ his dismissal. AU who knew General up for that purpose. The net result of the praying that tie may be licensed tnse>l The Fairman <£ Newton banking bouse, vivors, by reason of the business carried on bv estate, the real estate of said deceased as in said peti­ Alger in the war knew he was very work was the reduction of the appropria­ of Big Rapids, has closed its doors, the said survivors since the death of said deceased tion described tor tbe reasons and purpose? prompt and punctual in his duties, and ho tion about WO.OOO. The committee then term of partnership having expired by lim­ member, a u ’ herein set forth. t'j) From such proofs when made, to compute would have lsx-n one of the last men in tho roue, but the flrat vote developed no quo­ itation. Thereupon it Ls ordered, thatTne«dav. the l*t the amount due to each of such creditors and day ot March. A. D.^MU. at ten o'clock in tho world to disoliey an order or fall to per­ rum and the bfiuse adjourned. claiiiants. ana tliy amount and value ot tbe se­ be assigned ter tbe hen ring ot said form bis duties. If there is any person re­ A Valuabledloenvery. curity. if any. heal by each, as well of creditors forenoon, Wasihncton, Feb. 13.—The bouse yes­ lietltion and that the heirs at law of said de­ sponsible for bls Jp-ing sent to the hospital terday adopted a resolution to print 6,000 of said late firm as of said survivors, and the ceased and all other persons lu!errale«t In said Mr. A. B. Davie, w Davis Bros., at priority or preferruee. if any. to which such- estate . are required to appear at a session of without the proper order accompanying. I A LAUNDRY SOAP, PURE AUD SANITAHY Areola, Miss., is a great believer in tbe creditor Is-entitlad to. / copies of the president's Chilian message. svid Court, then to ba Holden at the Probate am that person.” . 13) To make and file ityxhis cause a w ritten office, In the City of Hastings. In "aid ilountv. The West Point appropriation with the virtue of 8. 5. S. He writes, that he wm report, showing the namb of each creditor hold­ and •now cause, if there be, why the prayer or best fob amount cut down <63,000 was passed. afflicted with one of tbe worst cases of ing amt uwiilog iuy note, commercial paper, uetllloncr may not ba granted. And II Is Mr. Wooster asks General Kelton to “do Bills for the relief of Aquilla Jones, of blood poison known to the human race, claim or obligation against said late firm, and the further ordered, that said petitioner give notice anil also the name of each creditor holding such to the persons Interested In said estate, of the General Alger and me tho justice to file Indianapolis, and Louisa O. Lovell were ami after going through quite a long treat­ obligation against said surviving members ot pendency of’.said petition and the hearing ment, finally resorted to S. 8. S., and he is . this sworn statement with his war record passed. said firm, a* such survivors, and the amount of thereof by causing a copy of th!*' order to be in your oflice." This letter is dated Desuch reswrUve obligation’, what sicurtlies- published In the Hasting* Baxxku. a new* Washington, Feb. 15.—In the house proud to ' say that he has been entirely cured, and tbe disease thoroughly eradi­ ff anv. are lmh< by any of the creditors afore­ paper printed and circulated In said County of trtiit, Feb. 12. 1H92, nnd is- accompanied by said and the value and amount thereof, and the. Barry, once in each week for three successive, iiivnfildavit swom.toand subscribed before Saturday a resolution waa adopted for an cated from Ids system. He sends thanks pr.oritf or preference. It any, to wulch such weeks previous to said day >>f hearing. William T. Degnxrf. notary public of Investigation of the '‘sweating’’ system to­ to tbe company for their valuable discovery . creditor may be esititted. CHAS. W. AHMSTHOXU. gether with what increase of wnges, if any, and says that it is a God-send to the world. Secoixt All creditors of said late firm of Wayne county. Michigan, that “tbe above Judge of Probate. BenUey Bros. A Wilkins and ot said survivors, statement is true in substance nnd fact." has resulted from the McKinley bill. The Fur cuntageous blood poison 3. 3. S. is (A true copy.) as such, are hereby required to exhibit their de­ General Alger ha* also requested General bill requiring officials and directors of truly a specific. Very few cases have ever mands and prove ttieir claims before said combanks*) make applications far loans to resisted its curative properties, and no one Kelton to tile the statement with the war iniMioner, wilhln torty d.«ys from tbe date of PROBATE OK HER. * the directory was passed. A bill author­ suffering from this disease or other blood this order, and in default of such nroaf. within record. State of M ichlrab. County of Barry". «»• such time, said creditors shall oe forever debar­ izing the board \f managers of soldiers’ poison should neglect to give it atrial. At a session of the Probate Coan, hidden at red from anyicl ilci. right or benefi:. In and to the asset* and i>r»p*'ty<of sanl late firm of Hi- Probate office.-io the City of Hasting’, in General Alger’s friends arc taking ad­ homes toappoiniKs officers of the homes We will mall a special treatment on con­ Bentley Hro». A Wilkinsaud of said surviving said County, on Monday the 1st day of Febvantage of the attack on his war record to veterans without regard to rank, was tagious blood poison to all who apply fur members, so far n» the same are administered, man. In the year one thousand eight hundred put bis candidacy un an aggressive baais. passed: also a bii! abolishing the minimum it free. by this court.! Said claims shall be proved 1/ and ninety two. . i’lwat, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of tiie fin: itistimcc by affidavit, setting forth Ui<They think that the statement sent out sentence for violation of Uie internal rev­ Tux Swift Sfecific Co.. Atlanta. Ga. character M M.d Claim mud the note or obliga­ Probate. from Detroit by the general completely enue laws. In the matter of the estate of Dora Burchett, tion rrnresenting the Mine must be annexed to A new boiler weighing 50 tons aud coal­ WaahingtoX, Feb. 16.—A deficiency bill disposes of Kdltor Dann’s charges about and ideniiflMl therein, and said affidavit shall deceased. on rending and filing the petition, duly veri­ his discharge from the army having been amounting*to aliout HK>,000 was referred ing $20,000 is dally expected at Hanooak: lurtber state tbe amount due thereon; and whetbenaud any whnt payments have been fied. of Ollier Cheney. administrator of said made under a cloud. They are, however, yestenlny in the senate to the appropria­ for the Calumet A Hecla mine. ■ made. What, if apv other security the claimant estate praying that he may be licensed to sell gathering additional evidence in detail to tions committee. A bill was passed appro­ holds for the same debt: the time when such the real estate of Mid deceased ns in said peti­ show that the general’s record is ua clear priating indebtedness accrued, whether such notes, obli­ tion described for the reasons and purposes fo r a dry dock at Algiers, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been uaed gations and clatmf were renewals, or giyen in therein set forth. a* the noonday sun, and that whatever La. A bill was reported appropriating for children teething. It soutbes the child, THE Thereupon it.is orttered, that Wednesday the a hole or la part, bi the place of other notes. ol>shallow was thrown over it must have flO.UOO.UOO for Mississippi river improve­ softens the gums, allay* all pain, cures wind ligatlors a id claims, and if so. when the ebliga- nth day of March A, D.. IH92 at ten o'clock In been by enemies, in Grand Army and j>o- ment, 82.0U>.(0) to be expended above colic, and is the best remedy for .ilarrtora. tiuus. claims or notes, of which they are renew­ tile forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of Twenty-five cent* a bottle. Boid by all druggists als were given: and if the note, obligation or said petition and that the heirs at law of said litical circles here the Weight of opinion is Cairo, Ilia The Manderson printing bill thruugnout tbe world. claim of any other company or person, what deceased and alt other persons Interested in overwhelmingly in favor of General Alger. was then taken up and {uuwed—ayes, 41; the Barnaul such dompany or jierson was and said estate, are required to appear at a session The new cell (dock at the Jackson pris­ when such change was made, i 11 each eye the of said.court, then to be hoiden at Hie Probate nays, 6— Bate, Berry Chilton, Coke, SENATOR WOLCOTT’S VIEWS. claimant may cause to be endorsed on such office, in the city or Hastings, lu said County, George and Vance. It is claimed that it on, which was erected two years ago, is affidavit the name of his solicitor, who shall and show cause. It any there be. why the prayer will Mve 8432,000. Paddock's pure food now to be occupied for the first time. represent him lu Utis suit, and snch endorse­ of tbe petitioner may not lie granted. And it ment shall be regarded us an appearance of the Is further ordered, that said petitioner give no bill was taken up and read, and the senate To the question, Which I* your favorite poem? said claimant by fee solicitor wuose name is so ttce to the persons interested in said estate, of the pendeucy of said petition and the hearing Denver, Feb. 15—Senator Wolcott In adjourned. cnitoTS'- '. Speaker Crisp was ill and a note from Thin!. That the complainant and the de­ thereof by causing a copy of this order to be an interview says: "The withdrawal „of when asked. Which Is youritavorite blood-puri­ fendant. Walter L. Wilkin*, wlttiin fifteen days published tn the Hastings Baxxku, a news­ him appointed McMiHin speaker pro tern, CHANCERY SALE. Mr. Blaine as a candi’Inte changes the en­ of the house. A resolution was adopted fier? there can be only one reply—Ayer’s Sar­ after the service of a copy of this order, caused paper printed and circulated In the said County I-> purtance of and by virtue of an order nnd to be prepared a full, complete and true state­ ot Barry, once In each week for three successive tire situation, aud I fctl it to be a duty I for an investigation uf the effect of th® saparilla. because it is tbe purest, safest, aad dreree ot the circuit court for ibe County of weeks previous to said day-nt hearing. ment anti list. under oath, giving the names and Chas. W. aumstroxc. Rarrv. In chancery, in the state ot Michigan, owe to Colorado Republicans to state my McKinley bill on agriculture. Geary’s moat economical. residences of all the holders arid owners of Judge of Probate. made and dated on thriothday of November, A. views plainly on the poMdbie resulta of note*, eoinmercla) paper, claim* and obligations bill absolutely prohibiting Chinese immi­ The annual meeting of the Kalamazoo D. ini In a certain can*® therein peiid ug where­ (A true copy.) of said late firm of Beutley Bros. A Wilkins, in Freedom <4. Kheparrt executor ot tbe lost any timidity upon their part. There is no gration was favorably reported. The bill academy of medicine waa held yesterday. and uf all the owners and holders of notes, com­ wilt and testament nt John K Chafflu, deceased, no man in public life today who is a more to regulate lineal promotions in the army Dr. William B. Southard was elected pres­ aHF.RlFF’S SALE. mercial paper, claims Mid obligations ot said surviving members of said firm, growing out of[ Notice la hereby given that by virtue of a writ Is complainant mid Frederick L. Dlnsinan. bitter or unrelenting, enemy to the free ident. and connected with the transaction of aald1 of fieri facias Issued out of the Circuit < *»urt for Clara L. Dingman. J. B)ron Sperry. Andrew J builneM. lu the name of BenUey Bro*. A Wilk­' tbe County of Barry, lu favor of Frank <1. (iood- Irten. Green bury (I. Rupert. Nellie Sperry aud coinage of silver than I* President Harri­ THE PROBLEM!SOLVED THE WORST IS NOW KNOWN. ins. since the death of-said deceased member,; year and Geonce A- Barnes, copartners, under William A. Graham sre defendant*. son." The president, he addl'd, would not .Notice Is hereby given that I "hall sell at stating therein the character ot the said several1 the firm of Goodyear A Barnes. against Ibe real agree to the free coinage of the American claims, the dates of tlir several notes or obllga estate ol Allen Freeman in said county, to public auction to tbe blghesilbidder. on Maturtlon*. the amount due thereon and whether any' ma directed and delivered, 1 did. on the 'list d*r th® fifth day ot March] A. D. t*M at ten product. G entlkmen: It affords me pleasure to and what paytneute have been made, what, M' day ot June. A. D. 1800. levy upon and take all o’clock In tho forenoon, at tbe north front door NkwYork, Feb.* It.—Tbe worst in re­ state that my wife has received greater any, other security tbe holders have for the! the right, title and Interest of said Allen (J. ot the Court lmu*o In the City of Hasting* County “Have you any opinion as to who th® gard to the Hotel Koyal Are is now- believed benefit from Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup same debt, the time when such Indebtedness• Freeman, Iu and to tbe following descriocd real ot Barr?and State ot Michigan, said Court bouse accrued, whether said notes, commercial paper.• estate, to wit: The south ea«t quarter ot the being tbe place for holding tbe circuit court tor strongest candidate against Harrison will to be knpwn. Seventeen persons In aD) tlian from any medicine she has ever taken. ♦ claims and obligations were renewals, or given’ north ea«t quarter ot sell loti 10. in towhshlp I, Mid Countv of Barry tbe following described be at the Minneapolis convention*" We have used six bottles and find it to be in whole or In part, in the place of other notes1 north of range 9 west, in the Connty ot Barry property; 1 • wR: All that certain piece or par­ “No, I have not the sudden withdrawal eleven women and six men, la the sum to­ the best family remedy and the greatest and obligations, ami If so. when the obligations1 and Stale o( Michigan, all ot which I shall ex rel ot land situate, lying and being in tbe townor notes, of which they are renewals, were■’ poso for sale at pub-lc auction, or venatte. to the »hln of As*_>rl*, in the County of Barry and of Mr. Blaine has left those opposing Har­ tal of the dead. Of these, seven have been blood purifier that we have ever used. It given, anti If the notes or obligations of any' highest bidder, at the north front dour ot the State nt Michigan, and bounded ami described rison’s renominntlon at sea for tho pres­ positively identified and two others pare is truly alt It is claimed to be by its found­ other company dr person, what the name of1 Court Hotisc. rn-GM} City ot Hastings, In said as follow*, to w t: Tbe west thirty acre* nf the ent, but the leading men of the Republi­ Ually so. It is expected that the identity er. You cannot recommend it too highly. such company or person waa and when such1 .county, on tbe IAh day of March, A. D. IMU. at south eart quarter ot section number thirty tour can party who have been most pronounced town one north, range seven wr*t and *0 much of these two peraotu* will be known by to­ change wu* made. " 3 o’clock In th* forenoon of said day. Yours truly. <»t the south west quarter ot said section thlrtv in urging Mr. Blnlne to stand m a candi­ day at tbe latest. At & o'clock yesterday Fourth. That said commissioner shall, with­• Dated this 2nd day uf January. A. D. 1902. Frank Waixacb, four as Iles east of tbe center nf tbe highway date will unite upon some other man in five days after filing the statement aforesaid, Bakkh HtinrxKH. afternoon Contractor Galligan withdrew running north and south through the same. ' West Lebanon. Ind. mail nottee in writing to ail persons appearingC Former sheriff of tbe County of Ba- ry, who worthy the support of Heptibllcanw • U(l men from lho He aaid that evDated Hastings. Mleh Jan. i». iw»3. upon such lists nnd to all others known to him1 made tho levy tn said notice described. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. Prepared only Alonzo R. Kbnamton. throughout tbe land.'1 Wolcott hy been ery lnch of yj0 debrlM hsd overhauled, to be claiming to he creditor* either of said late Circuit Court Commissioner. firm of BenUey Bros. A Witkina; or ol aald sur­ u pronounced enemy of tbe president for ami that no more bodies were in the ruins. by The Charles Wright Medicine Company, Birry County, Mich. PROBATE ORDER. Detroit. Mich. vivor*. wfio shall not voluntarily waive such some Ume, nearly ever since he took his Pitr.n M. Wadlkioii. The list of missing is still very large, notice in writing, or appear before him to make State of Michigan. County of Barrr-ss. Solicitor for Complainant, seat in the senate. proof of their cGiiins respectively, which noUee W. S. Abbott, chairman of the Ixpeet but all of these have undoubtedly escaped. At a session of the Probate court for the shall be a notice entitled lu tae cause, requiring County of Barry, hoiden at the Probate office, About a score ot missing persons reported county Republican committee, has resign­ •>iicb parties to appear before such commis­ iu tbe City of Hastings, In said couuty. on Fri­ Preparing for Cleveland’s Recaption. NOTICE FOR REARING CLAIM*. themselves as safe yesterday, and many ed to become state adjuster for a fire In­ sioner and to make nroot of their respective day the nth day ot February, in th® Jdarone ANN A rbor , Mich., Feb. 13. — At a spe ­ State ot Michigan, Connty of Harry -as. claims and of the priority thereof, and of their thousand eight hundred and ninety two. others are likely to do su, but a goodly surance company. Nntlc® Is hereby given, that by an order nf cial meeting of the city council resolutions portion, it is thought, .will forever remain respective claims to preference therein, within Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of the Probate Court for rim County of tarn "I bare used Ayer's pllis for th« part 3® years forty dan from the date of this order, and ITobate. were passed concerning the arrival of missing. An inquiry from Boston was re­ made on the lath day ot January. A, I). nrouf of Uie service thereof shall be filed with In the matter uf the estate at Rosa V- slk and am satisfied I should not be allre to-dag If mouths from that (late n-em allowed forrr^tGrover Cleveland. It was decided to have ceived yesterday, sending n photograph of it bad not been for them. They cured m® of Fifth OrTbat at any time, on- or before ten Ferris, decease!. Itors to present their claim* nralimt the ertate On reading and filing the petitbn. duly veri­ u handsome young wunuut named Page, days after the time aW« limited for presenting fied. of Volney W. Ferris, son of said dectaaeri. of Georg’ Moore, lale of said county, them engrossed aud deposited in a solid dyspepsia when all other run Mies failed."— and proving claims, any party to tbu suit, or praying this court to determine who aro and deceased ami that ml creditor* of «aid rlrvwed silver Imjx, encased in a handsome box which look* very like one of those at the T. P. Booner, Charter. Pa. Ayer’s pilli are said any creditor who ha* presented and proved hla weie the hetrs at Us of said dcceaaed, nnd en­ are required to present their claim* tonnld lined with velvet nnd satin, and presented morgue, rind it is thought lhat another claim, may hie written objection* to any claim titled under rhe lav.-* of this state to Inherit Probate Court, at th® Probate office. In the Clly to Mr. Cleveland by the city officials at the body is** that of Kitty Reilly, a chamber- by all druggist*. aHMBted arid proved, which obJecUon Mod not the real estate of which said deceased died ot lla«tinka. for examination and allow nice. • n Biaid. ___________________ Rev. Daniel F. Bradley, of Yankton. or before Ui®r 13th day ot July texr. station on bia arrival. specify the grounds on which It la made; and seized. _ 3. D.t has lieen called to the Park Congre­ oosuch objection Klug Med. the cwf bj affida­ Thereupon It is ordered, that Thureday the and tti*r tueh claims will be heard before .aid vit jball Imre no furthet force or eifc<Ko eaUb- loth 'day of March. A. !>.. Par.* pt ten o'clock In court, on Friday, the istli day ot Anol Lincoln. Neb., Feb. in.—The Democ­ gational church, Grand Rapid®; salary, Mail such claim, but the« inirraut shall be put to tae forenoon, be assigned tor the hearing of said and on Friday, tho iMh day ot July OTTCMWA, la., Feb. 15.—A whole regi­ racy turned out in force here yesterday 03,000; parsonage, good. . hi* proof thereof, la-fore said commissioner, m petition and that tbe heirs at law of is Id de­ next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon ot each uf . in all chancery ean-a. and may make such ceased aud all other persons interested In said llb>*c day*. ment of thieves struck thia city Friday and the town was full uf them. Tho oc­ Tbe Colotna Boomer is going to have a Dated January, isth. A. D. 1W2 proof thereof, within U s xty dan estate, are required to appear a» a *M«lon ot night. Out of the nineteen men arraigned casion was a reception ami ixnquet to new dress afid the editor is going to pur­ CHAF. W. ARMSTHONG. kfter mentioned, andon the dlli g of objertlons said court, then to be hoiden at the Probate of­ Judge of Probate. Sat unlay morning seventeen were sen­ to any cialm. tho commissioner shall forthwith fice, lu the City of Hastings, in said county, and Governor Boyd to celebrates his taking chase a new Sauder*’ spelling book that gtv written noUee personally, or by mail, to show cause. If any there be. why ibe prayer ol tenced tor stealing. Nearly every store of his scat ns governor. There were dele­ he will not lend “to a living sole.” Uia creditor or hi* solicitor, presenting the the petitioner may not no granted. Amt It Is claim objected to of the filing of objections further ordered, that mid petitioner give notice PECKHAM'S CROUP REMEDY on Main street suffered by their raids. gations from Omaha aud many other Four boys who attended a school in thereto: nd thereupon the said commissioner to the penous interested Io said estate, of the places, and a procession paraded which Franklin township. Jackson county, are An Illinois Town Scorel»a«L sliail take proofs pro and coo relating to said pendency of Mid petiliou and the bearing contested claims, at any time within rixty dan thereof by causing a copy of this order to le Cairo, I1L. Feb. 15.—A destructive fir® was one of the largest ever given in this under arrest for torturing a young charge from Urn filing of sueh objection*, such proofs published lu the H*81Ings Baxnkii. a news­ city. The reception took place at the cap- of the Coldwater state public school. occurred at New Burn*ale, on the “Big to be taken al nny Urao within the period above paper pr.me’l and circulated In said County ot Uol, and there the governor delivered an United, upon d»« noUee. to be 0errnd by Barry, out* in cadi week for three .’uccesefYe Four" road tn Johnson county, that de­ address. In the evening a fuU dress re­ Burt Walker, Adrian balloonist. Is mak­ either party upon all the opposing parties, or weeks previous to said day nf hearing. stroyed half the business portion of the ception wan held at the Lincoln hotel, ing tbe celestials of Hong Kong crane their solicitor*, and upon all the solldtora. who J Chas. W. Aumrtroxo. have appeared In raid cause as aforesaid and place. The other half wa.* burned four Judge of Pros ate. where music, dancing and refreshments their necks and peel their eyes to see him THE CHILDREN'S ( HCILRE weeks ago. Loa*. kU.lWO. after ofcjecUons shall be filed, as aforesaid, tn (Atrue copy.) were provided for alL Olt.MILES'HEItVM KIRKS 1MILY SOAP General Household Use. DO YOU leODGH k rUpN T DELAY kemp’s BALSAM ISHOCLD BE Di rar BOMB I �)ING! Hastings Banner ... lax and every Thnndny. Febnidt}- ^Ih. 139*'_ — -- __ to UWJ a Ut«* U1 be taken which "pre**: tto d kind, ind kn«k'« piwUM for or U more eonrenleot to ore • ’“■JS—, mtermuomeolto nenlon of 10. rnor <• rerer re •»"« to ireprrtlon red pototreople toil «•*' • „nJ taK,.» tbto W »xll wo. ■nm MASTINGS, MfCH., POSTOjryrCE, _ _________ ADGCST 14. 1879.__________ ..... to L*t»l»K wmltoeulooalDsn runs uver iu Urn. I•» *". ■* twtww* ““ ‘>«^r*Uc “"’• tore, to Mr U»t two will IWlUt. U» te EDITORIAL NOTES. Tbe zeal of those foreign gentlemen, who are Id a great measure the source and support of tbe persistent demand that the markets of this country shall be open to the free access of producers and traders tto world ever, is by bo means confined to their desire to do the manufacturing for our people and the transportation that a Additional Local News. The donation to Rev. Grigsby netted mnrw townltto to eooolder hla MU to put wool on th. too Hal. It “ “ 1 over 8125. Y. P. S. C. E. lu tbe Presbyterian church c„0 ot "nobody’a child. ” next Sunday evening at 0 o’clock, to be led Tho war to build up a couhtrr I* >0 build II op. And to do that mean, to doadvantages tho further one of cheapening „lop IU toouu» rtooeuou bullda up tbe food supplies of British operatives by a country by waklwt poaxlble the develop* by Mr. Huested. The Good Templars of this city will bold a , cap social at their ball Saturday evening. Feb. 20th. All are cordially Invited. a fall In the price of American farm pro­ ment of Its resource*. ducts. \ The tercet Interval the BrlUeh preae A fall In prices of such products as Eur­ ope has to buy from this country would takea In the candidacy ot Grayer Clerelaud with Ms well known tarlll vlewe inevitably follow free trade, as the result­ ing increase In Importations would neces­ shows th« England baa an ax ot her own sarily force out of their present employ­ to grind. ______________ Tbe young people of the M. E. church are contemplating the presentation In the ,near future of “The Temple of Fame." putes this fact. Confronted by tbe certainty of contusion to domestic Industries that must follow the first approach to free foreign trade, and confounded by the demand that they shall offer some solution for the problem thus raised, the heralds of the proposed new dispensation quite naturally looked to England for a hint to be used by wav of answer. And it was soon forthcoming from the last living representative of that trinity of statesmen—Cobden, Bright, Gladstone—especially prominent in Inaug­ urating the existing British revenue policy. Mr. Gladstone, with an eye to the main The home missionary society will meet at | the home of Mrs. T. Phillips Wednes­ day. the 24 th, at two o’clock. Come to , work. The ladles of the Presbyterian church cordially Invite tbelr friends and neighbors Th* Michigan Club Banquet. , to a supper to be given In the society The Michigan Club has demonstrated Its rooms next Friday evening. usefulness to tbe republican party in this state, and it has wpn the regard of a wider Neft week Tuesday evening before tho circle of republicans than almost any simi­ Epworth league the question "Jienlvtd, lar organlxatlon of Its kind In America. that tho reading of books is more beneficial It will celebrate Its seventh anniversary than tbe reading of newspapers," will be on the 22d Instant by a banquet at tbe discussed. Detroit rink, and every Indication now Services at the Presbyterian church next points to the as«eaiblage at that time of one of the most notable political gatherings Sunday. Text In the rooming “When in the hisUyy of Miohlgau. It will to. In thou hearest the sound of a* going In tbe fact, the first great rally of “Michigan re­ tope of the mulberry tree;" In tbe evening publicans for tbe campaign of this year, the pastor will talk to the young from tbe and It promises to be such a meeting ak words “Tarry ye at Jericho until your will arouse republican enthusiasm as it has beards be gryvn.” < not bwn aroused In this state for many The society connected with Emmanuel 3 The official announcements of the club furnish tbe Information that the list of distinguished statesmen and orations who will be present surpasses the must san­ guine expectations of those in rharge of the celebration, aud it cannot fall to excite intense interest among republicans In every section of tbe state. General Alger will preside, and Representative J. C. Burrows will make the address of welcome. Then those who are fortunate enough to be present will find new inspiration to chance that lias never known sleep when stand loyal to republicanism in tbe elo­ tbe interests of hh country were guaged quent addresses ot Hon. J. 9. Clarkson, against tho*e of the outside world, an­ chairman of the republican national com­ swered that America should be content to mittee and a republican of the best aud truest type; Honorable J. S. Fassett, of raise cheap com and cheap ineats for New York, the brilliant young republican British operatives, who could thereby af­ who so gallantly contested for the govern­ ford to manufacture more cheaply than orship of tbe Empire state last year: Hon. now. And forthwith all the free-trade John C. Spooner of Wisconsin, one of the most eloquent men In the republican party: sboutys cried amen! and with tbe plea of Honorable F. T. Greenhalge. of Massachu­ cheapness they now go up and down the setts, who lias a national reputation as an land asking voters to close the shops and orator and whose republicanism Is of the factories of this country until such time as | most stalwart kind; Hon. B. W. Perkins; the new United Senator from Kansas; the upper and nether millstones of en-1 Senator J. N. Dolph, of Oregon, Senator forced Idleness arid pressing necssslty W. D. Washburn, of Minnesota, Honora­ grind prices down'ln conformity with the ble C. H. Grosvenor, of Ohio, and Honora­ notions of the most exacting advocate of ble Richard Yates, Jr., of Illinois.- Gov­ ernor McKinley, of Ohio, has also promis­ cheapness. ed to be present If tbe ttate ot his health Tbe “Reformer’a" hope Is that voters, will permit, and altogether no such bril­ by failure to look so far ahead, may not liant array of able and eloquent men has dlreover where free trade will force them ever been seen on the platform In Michi­ gan as will entertain the Michigan club Util such time as retreat Is Impossible. and Its guests on tbe 2Sd Instant. There should be a splendid awakening The past week that arrant democratic’ of Michigan republicanism on this occasion paper, tbe New York Sun, has succeededI | and the representation should be from Id ••stirring up the animals*’ by a vicious! every section and county of the state. and brutal attack upon Gen. Alger’s war. The membership should also be enormous­ record, asserting lhat he was dishonorably ly Increased this year and all republicans ' are invited to join It without delay. discharged from the union service. Very' Tickets to the banquet will be sold only to happily, though 28 years have trapsedI members In good standing, and all appllcasince his discharge, there are yet surviving, Hons for membership at this time will be ’ acted upon at once. The duty of organiza, veterans of tbe war who were In tho ranks‘ tlon Is paramount in tbe great campaign or were officers In the service with Gen.. now almost at hand, and The Tribune Alger to fully vindicate him from such un­. urges the republicans of the state Ur con­ warranted attacks. In short, since tbe nect themselves immediately and perma­ nently with the Michigan Club, whose InfluBun's article appeared all those' officers In1 cnee for party success can hardly be overa position to know the facts, have giveni estimated. Let there be a rousing rally of , the.“lie direct” to tbe slanderer, and In Michigan republicans on the 22d.—From mart positive and unmistakable terms vin­ Detroit Tribune, Feb. 11. dicate bls record as a brave soldier, true to every trust, faithful In every service, brave and courageous in every action. If Gen. Alger Is to be attacked as an aspirant for the presidential nomination, It is cer­ tain lhat his war record Is not a vulnerable point, but on the contrary, is one of his strongest points. And If that kind of war­ fare is to be Inaugurated, It Is certain to bring to Gen. Alger’s support many who anight otherwise support other candidates. Tbe retirement of Blaine leaves the way open for tbe honoring of many ‘•favorite sons.” But the probabilities are that the republicans of the country, and tbe country too, will settle down to the conclusion that Harrison has given tbe country such an administration as deserves a renomination . and reelection. Gov. Winans has remembered all his immediate relatives with lucrative offices at hls dkposa). We remember when dem­ ocrats used to call that sort ot thing “nepatlsra.” And they seemed to dwell upon the-word in a way that would indi­ cate it wm one of deep interest to them. MAPLE SUGAR MAKERS. Tbe following letter from tbe Hon. John W. Mason, commissioner of internal reve­ nue, should be carefully noted by all mak­ ers of maple sugar who propose to apply for the United States bounty under the McKinley law—a failure to comply will prevent their seeuringaucb bounty: Tbeakury Dxpaxtmkmt, ) Omer: or TUB | Commissioner of Internal Rkvknuk, ) । Washington, D. C.. Feb. 5, 18M. ) John Steketee, Esq., Collector Internal Revenue. Grand Kaplda, Mich.: Sir—Inquiry lias been made at this office for information relative to packing aud sampling of maple sugar additional* to that given in the regulations which have been recently issued. My attention has been called to the fact Ab they must go. The C. L. C. will meet with Mrs. Geer next Saturday evening with the following program: Quotations, news Items. A talk on the declaration of Independ­ ence. Judge Smith. . Story of tbe Constitution, Mrs. W. R. Cook. States made from* Territories. Mrs. W. F. Powers. Questions in January Chautauquan aud answered In February Chautauquan. Critic, Mra. Hicks. NaaM and rasldenea David F. EUarton.Caledoola. 13 < Kate Koipb. Hastings. Robt. C. Talbott. Middleville. ,a i Eva D. Burdick. .. ,-iJohn Marriott. Johnstown, “ 1 Anna Naud. Johnstown. .. i Jeriai Wood. Woodteod. ” • Ida Davis. Hartings, ._»Orile Feake. Hone. w I Sophrous Bunnell, Irvin< No Following axe tbe real estate transfers for the week ending February 15, 1892. as taken from tbe books In the register's office: JmF Norwood to Jas R Bush lot Delton *900. Anna Sackett to Jas W Sackett parcel Prairie­ ville nominal. Elec's M Skinner to Erwin W Skinner 40 ac see 12 Ttomappte Jl.200. J.rrmlah Cancer to H W Babcock 40 ae see 26 Baltimore tl.aoo. J C Flower to Martin Woodard lot Milo tao. John Carvvtb to E £ Richards pareel MtddleMB Jas Beneway tn State Bank Middleville M> ac see 17 Irving *1000 H A Brooks to Chas F Hunter IOS ac see 13 Thornapple *7500. MavonCllne to Henry Claler Mae sec 17 Thorn PJnUaTGoodyear to Margaret Andrews lot 932 cnysi.0Ba Babcock to Brooks & Smith lot Nashville The firemen will give a ball in Union hail, Monday evening, Feb. 22. Good music will be in attendance. Bill for dance only 75 cents. Farm of 120 •acres In Irving, Barry county, Mich., known as the Mlles Engle farm. Soil rood, 70 acres under good cul­ tivation. 50 acres good <<k timber, seven miles from Hastings. Above farm will be sold cheap, and on very reasonable terms. For particulars enquire of W. J. Dibble. Marshall. Mich, or Philo A. Sheldon’ Hastings, Mich. One thousand cords of good wood of all kinds and all lengths. I will pay the highest market price in cash or trade. Dour Mudge. County Grange Meeting. The first quarter!^ meeting of the B. C., P. G. will convene with Prairieville Grange. In their hall on Friday. February 2ft, ’92, commencing st 10 o’clock a. m. Following is the program: Address of welcome. Milo Hammond. Response. George Bowser. Regular order ot buslneM. Music, Pomona Grange. Paper, Time, A. C. Towne. Question; Will the passage of the Washburn Bill benefit the farmers*? C. Newland, Geo. Brainard and any others. Essay. Maria Keyes. Question: Should there be sliver enough added to the silver dollar to make its in­ trinsic worth equal to the gold uollar? M. Hammond, IL Brownell, P. Trayls. Recitations, Minnie Flower, Charles Honeywell, Clarence Hammond, Sarah Warner, Earl Rhodes anti Ernest Gas­ kill. Music, George Brownell. Edward Brain­ ard. Genevieve Brainard and Minnie Flower. Selections, Mrs. Godley, Phebe Honey­ well. Essay, Mary Newland. The installation of officers for tho en­ suing year will take place and It Is hoped that a state lecturer will be present and deliver a public lecture lu the evening. Broward, Feb. 13, *92. Come quick while the stock is large and complete. LOOK BELOW LOOK BELOW PRICES TELL! PRICES TELL! PRICES TELL! Men's heavy socks, 4 prs. for 25 cte. Men's wool socks, 3 pre. for 25 cU». Men's pants worth $1.50 for 85 cte. Men’s pants worth $2.50 for $1.25. Men’s undershirts and drawers worth per suit 45 cte for 35 cte. Men’s rubbers 32 cte. Women’s rubbers 22 cte. Look! . Look! Look! Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! Men’s shoe#. Congress and Bals, all syles, worth $6.00 for $4.00 “ “ “ “ .............................. 4.50 “ 3,<)o. 3.50 “ 3.00 2.00 *• 1.25 “ Women, Look! church will be entertained Thursday after­ noon. February 20th. by Mcsdames J. Russell. Tomlinson, Dickerson. Holloway, J. Wilkins, C. Jordan and the MIsmh Anna and Laura Beumer. Supper at tbe society rooms from five' until seven. sugar into small cakes or bricks and also Into little circular and cone-shaped cakes and bring them to market In large baskets and even in mewl bagsand blankets. When the sale h effected the basket or other re­ ceptacle la emptied and taken back by the farmer. The question Is raised whether these small producers will be obliged to put up their products in specially prepared FoUowihg 4be example of his illustrious packages. chief. Winans. Superintendent Wood, of Maple sugar may be put up in eakes but the Reform school at Lansing, has named the cakes should be enclosed In packages hla toother a» assistant superintendent. which can to marked as prescribed. The sugar upon which bounty Is to be claimed Tbe democrat officials al Laualng seem to must be in packages containing not less regard lias highly proper to keep the than ten pounds each. Each producer should have the packages ns nearly uni­ good things “all In the family.” form tn size as practicable. In order Hint Grover Cleveland U to address the Ann the net weight of the sugar may readily be ascertained. The packages put up by each Arbor students next Monday. On tbe producer muat be numbered serially, com­ same day D. I). HUI will knock out mencing with No. L Tbe packages must Grover’s presidential aspirations In the be markeil with the producer’s name aud the serial number of the package. The New York democratic convention. which weight of tbe empty package to be deduct­ N. Slawsox. Lecturer. will nominate delegates to the democratic ed as tare should be plainly maiked upon each package before it is filled. Gmt1 tying To AIL The high position attained and the uni­ it win not aaswer the requirement* to versal acceptance aD d approval of tb8 tbe haveblank™?' >be sugar pnt into baskrta, meal toxa I P^nUl^dtailt U grows more and more apparent that and They reUYa" ”"’ of nl—a... •< - syrup of Figs. They be put Into » K, «M»cniU Is aownaa ire dUpoM u | and triankets. .«!>.. .% should ‘SL? UM nX’t1 ‘■■'n. ‘avh V r’*fluirpd ft# ship-1 -------- - most excellent laxative known, menL bugarshould not be brought to the llluitrato the valne of the qualities ou <«*ernmcut weigher In tmik tin Ik wblcl> its snccew sncceM 1Is based and are abun­ '"•ernmeut f which gratifying ““ b’ "* <0 ta .h.£d*n dantly (e U'Tta« to the California Fig Syrup Company. I — One-Half Off on Most of the Stock w», ood free trade policy would make necessary. They are seeking to add to these colossal ment hundreds of thousands of men now engaged in domestic manufacturing and in tbe assembly and distribution of products. There b no room for controversy on this point We cannot allow foreigners to do tbe maofacturing for this country and at the same time keep our Own people em­ ployed In the lines ,so many of them are now working.—Not even tbe wildest theotl-tf in the free trade [contingent dis­ Not i or * off, but RrepreKoUr roure. Jons W. Mx—x. Commissioner. p.rrot tb.t ■■ullwdtooutotb.- Sprloser btorlM* W"F1> ereti tho dewpentU oo Goods Must Go at Some Price! Women, Look! Women’s Dongola Kid Button worth $4.50 for 2.25. ..................................... 3.00 “ 2.00. 2.50 ‘ 1.50. 2.00 ‘ 1.50. 1.50 “ 1.00. / And all Men’w and Women’s Furnishing Goods, Men’s and Boys* Boote, Boys’ ami Children’s Shoes, and all Rubber Goods must go an prices are no object. Money we want. ’ Umbrellas worth $1.50 for 99c. Women’s Merino Vests for 85c. DO NOT FORGET THE BANKRUPT STORE. M.R. LAYTON, Ag! RIPS AND BREAKS. BOYS AND GIRLS. HOW DO YOU REMOVE YOUR SHOES ? WHEN HALF-UNLACED OR HALF-UNBUTTONED? Tlie Streiin. The Barnier and Detroit Tribune one dollar per year. All comes on the back of the shoe just above the counter causing them to rip and break. HOWEVER WE WARRANT AGAINST RIPPING, For a reasonable length of time, all boots and shoes bought of us. t Woolley & Bronson, One-Pnce Shoe Dealers. Go to DR. LOWRY’S and have your eyes fitted with eye glasses or spectacles. In order to have your eye sight preserved into old age, the eyes should be properly examined and the right kind of glasses worn. Dr. Lowry keeps a large stock of the finest quality and greatest variety of eye glasses and spectacles at his office, where yon can have your eyes examined at all times. mission of war and tion. Bis Second Campaign, Twenty years after, ends in forgiveness for tbe first and 1 happy marriage. Read the particulars in OUR NEW SERIAL The story has many draI malic situations and the inter­ est never flags. COPYRIGHTED AND lUUSnUTIIFirst installment next week. �mW Hastings Banner Thursday, February 18th, 189a. IVORY SOAP 99- PureTHE BEST FOR EVERY FUHrOlE 'The Harvest Depends something on the seed. Good Seeds Only can Produce Good PERSONAL MENTSON ■M Spaulding’s. * Fruk dole <ru Io Kalimazoo MoodvWe are headquarter; for blaek drew Julius Russell was In Greenville yester­ goal*. O. D. Sfauldino. We have the newest shades In cashmeres. day. Henriettas. Bedford Cords, serges, camel’s M. J. Goss, of Plainwell, wm In the city hair, etc. O. D. Spavldixo. last week. , For sale very cheap, one two story John McElwain made a buslnew trip to house, one house and lot and bam, one Detroit Monday. top phaeton buggy and harness. Enquire Mrs. Nellie LoomU of Grand Rapids, at Hastings Engine & Iron Works. is visiting Id the city. Those who were unfortunate enough to Mrs. Julia Willison visited relatives In miss seeing the Northern light Saturday evening missed a grand sight Indeed. The Kalamazoo last week. heavens were all ablaze and the reflection Mrs. Frert Spangemaker, of Middleville, of the light could plainly be seen upon the wm in the city Monday. SDOW, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fairchild are enter­ For sale or exchange one 50 B. P. En­ gine and bolter, one 15 H. * P. engine aud taining relatives from Ohio. boiler ou wheals, one 3 H. P. engine and boiler, one Lane A Bodley Iron Husk saw mill complete, at Hastings Engine Ct Iron Works. Mrs. J. M. Nevins returned from a vis­ it with Richland relatives Friday. See the Bargains UNDERWEAR Mrs. Laura Morton and son visited rel­ atives in Vermontville last week. All makers of maple sugar should read Samuel Carson, of Galesburg, made what the Commissioner of Internal Revenew has to say in this Issue regarding this office a1 pleasant call yesterday. tbe bounty on maple sugar. Cut the Mr. Nesjon, of Muskegon, was the article out and save it, as it may be of guest of D. jW. Reynolds Thursday. profit to you. Mrs. W. M. Puffer Is visiting her Prol ably the largest single purchase of parents in Hart, In tho northern part of silver ware ever made In Bany county, the state. was made Saturday of F. R. Pancoast, the Charlie Rogers, who Is attending busi­ jeweler, the Masonic lodge buying six dozen knives, six dozen forksand six dozen ness college In Kalamazoo, was in the city Saturday. spoons for their use. Natchang black, dress silks are the very best. Every lady wishing to purchase a silk dress should see them. Russell has the agency for these goods and can furnish any silks made by tbe Natcbang Bilk Co. much cheaper than can be had elsewhere. Mrs. Frank Springer, nee Miss Ruth Young, of Masslion, Ohio, Is visiting rel­ atives In the city. Charlie Lunn, of Rockford, who has been»very sick with typhoid fever, was In the city Inst week. When you want reliable, first-class, new Dr. E. M. Snyder, one of Sunfield’s goods In the line of watches,-clocks, jewel­ most Dromlnent citizens visited relatives ry and silver ware look my stock over. It in the city last week. will Bear Inspection. On price and quality Mrs. Raymond, of Grand Rapids, who I can discount them all. visited Mr. and Mrs. John Pendergast last , F. R. Pancoast. week, returned home the fore part of the . The reliable jeweler. At the meeting of Hastings division No. 19. K. of P. Thursday evening, the follow­ Mrs. Clement Smith and Mr. and Mrs. LANDRETH’S ing officers were elected: Commander, M. L. Conk attended the funeral of SEEDS are not only A. D. Nlskern: Lieutenant. Wm. H. Stephen Haight in Lake Odessa yesterday tuition of being the Best. Write for IMtt CatalogTie. H. Mf- LANDRETH. Sjmtlw Cxkcv. Mich. FOR SALE—A good farm of 80 acres near-Middleville, Barry Co., Mich. All under cultivation with orchard, good buildings, windmill, etc. \Vxll be sold at a bargain. Cail on or address, A. Hanlon, M. D., Middleville, Mich., or C. H. Gordon, Evanstoh, Ill. A BARGAIN—For the one who desires to purchase my Green Street residence in the 4th ward, in this city. House in good repair, heated by furnace, bath room, and all the moderp conveniences. Will sell at a bargain. Address all let­ ters to me at Grand Rapids, care of ‘Vendome.” Mrs. Julia Goodyear. FOII SALE OR TRADE All property belonging to Mrs. H. J. Kenfield in Hastings including houses, vacant lots and farm of 40 acres in second ward. Apply to Powers; Herald. Dan W. Reynolds; Recorder, A. E Kenaston; Treasurer, W. R. Cook. Delton seems to be on the verge of a boom. The writer was there last week and could observe a great deal of activity among the business men. who all report business as being first class. Lumber Is on the ground for several new stores, and two or three new brick stores will be erected. . afternoon. Elmer Fisher, now employed In the freight office of the Lake Shore road In Kalamazoo. Is home recovering from an at­ tack of the grip. Shirley Smith wns in Jackson Tuesday, attending the dog show: "where he hnd some mastiffs entered and succeeded In capturing a second prize. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Curtis, of Detroit, In this city will be My buyer In New York writes me he has pleased to learn of the arrival of. a purchased my millinery stock cheaper than daughter in their home Tuesday morning. ever and more of It. So I will be on deck The happy couple have our congratula­ again, and having sold over 2,000 ladles tions.' . • liuta last year shall >ndeavor to make it 4.000 this, if good goods and low,prices Genuine Moka skin gauntlet gloves at will do it. At the Racket. Spaulding’s. Puin Smith. The Michigan Central will, on Februag* 23d, -i ll tickets from Hasting* to Detroit and return, at the rate of one fare for round trip, good gt-ltig and returning on the date of sale, on account of the recep­ tion of ex-president Cleveland. Tickets nut good on trains N«! 5. 0. 19 nnd 20. M \ Fit, 1 v \ mint in our article concerning the yorog men last week, we raid that they had been running a gambling room on Jefferson street for two years. In justice to all «e will say that we were misinformed, as the room was used for dwelling purposes upto about the first ot last September, so that they could not have possibly run any gambling <!»•<> there previoa* to that time. We gladly make this correction, and are very glad to say that we are able to make'it. As far as the balance of the. article Is concerned we continue toendorse every word ot It. Seats for Henrietta bn sale at usual place. Prices 25 and 35. ■ Union hall will be reseated for the Hen­ rietta: the side seats arranged in loges. The best boiler compound fnr cleaning boiler* sold at the Hastings Engine & Iron Works, it can be used through injector or pump. 40 windmills for sale very (cheap. A large stock of iron kettles to be ' sold or traded for wood or old Iron. Correspondents will please remember that Items should reach us not later than Tuesday night or Wednesday morning at latest to Insure their being published. If the items that you write do not appear you may rest assured that they have not reach­ ed us In time. The jury In the case of Count vs. Dre. Me I xmy and Buckner for malpractlse ren­ dered a verdict of no cause of action last evening, after occupying the attention of Judge Our schools will celebrate Washington’s the court for about a week. birthday. The high school will present a Hooker’s time is now occupied with the program In the forenoon commencing at divorce case of Griggs vs Griggs. nine o'clock. Tbe third and fourth grades HARDWARE STO^E. This week will end our serial story “A jklll unite In' presenting exercises In the 'afternoon commencing at 1:30. Both ot Cast for Fortune,” and next week we will the above programs will be presented In commence tbe publication of a new serial the high school room. The fifth, sixth and entitled “His Seoend Campaign.” Tbe seventh grades will hold exercises in their story deals with life In Georgia; tbe ad­ respective rooms during the afternoon.. ventures of n beautiful and romnntic girl; ♦ CIKQQL4TION • The parents, patrons, and friends ot the and is replete with many exciting situa­ school are cordially Invited to be present, tions. and thus encourage the pupils In their pa­ “If a child has swallowed anything that Hereafter, changes for advertisements triotic demonstrations as well as In their will not digest" said a noted physician, must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to school work. “particularly If it Is sharp, let him eat Insure insertion In the Issue of the week There has been a great deal said about Immediately two or three pieces of dry when brought. how the jury stood In the recent trial of bread. This Is very apt to surround the the young men In this city, who were object swallowed with n sort of coating. arrested for assault and battery, and the In addition let tbe food for several days be Full orchestra for the Henrletti. stories have been so greatly at variance more solid than uetaal, and under no cir­ Ladles see Stauffer’s advertisement. with the facta that one of the jdrors has cumstances give purgative medicine. The requested us to state Just how It was. Of chances are that the Ahild will feel no Getters’ mastodon minstrels Feb. S3. the six jurors he said that five were for ac­ trouble from the carelessness.” Genuine Moka skin gauntlet gloves at quittal and one for conviction. He said Tuesday the annual meeting of the Spaulding's. that while all the Jurors without exception, Barry & Eaton Insurance company was Newest novelties In dress goods at O. wanted to see the boys punished and given held In Union hall, and was largely at­ a lesson, yet under the law and evidence D. Spaulding’s. tended. The report of tbe Secretary In the case, five of them could not vote to ""Quintette of male voices between acts convict without perjuring < themselves showed the company to be In a very pros­ perous condition, there being over 5000 in the Henrietta. under the law and evidence In the case. members, and over $7,000,000 Insured—a Several theatre parties are being made Getters' mastodon minstrels, of Kalama­ gain of nearly one million during the past up for the Henrietta. zoo, will visit Hastings next Tuesday year. The chief Interest centered in the Sap pans and palls made to order at evening, Feb. 23. aud will give a minstrel election of Secretary, D. W\ Rogers being show worth}' of patronage by those who re-elected by over 200 majority. Mr. Rog­ Goodyear's Imrdware. enjoy a clean, witty performance. The ers has held the office of Secretary for over The Y. M. S. C. will give a party In company numbers thirty people with the 12 years and has made a very efficient Union hall next Wednesday evening. ban^i and orchestra nnd Is composed en­ officer. Tbe meeting was very hanuont Hastings people should attend the min­ tirely of talented musicians from Kalama­ ious and satisfactory to alL zoo including sevt ral professlora's in the strel performance next Tuesday night Tbe National Union Insurance lodge, of minstrel line. The so’olsts are well We are headquarters for blaek dress known vocalists and the specialty per­ this city, is entertaining an Invitation to Join the Maccabees, though the former goods. . O. D. Sl’AVLDIMO. formers aqe eqflalto many who appear in would by no means give up the protection The Getter minstrel company band will the larger traveling organizations. The offered by Its Insurance, which Is both give a concert in front of the theater Fi b, company have played' to packed houses in safe and cheap. Both lodges hare com­ Plainwell and Decatur and is booked tn 23 at 7 p. m. paratively small memberships, but by join­ appear In Hastings Tuesday eve, Feb. 23. ing forces a strong lodge could be made, For tin copper and sheet iron work call' Valentine day has come and gone, and and as the Maccabees are more ot a at Goodyear’s hardware. . They have a while many received tender missives of social order, their invitation will probably first-class workman. love aud adoration, tbe remembrance of be accepted, provided suitable arrange­ Wash dress goods. Tennis flannels, which will leave a bright spot in the ments can be made. There are several table damasks napkins, towels, etc. just history of their existence for years to small orders In this city, which could be received nt Russell’s. come, yet the poor editors were almost merged Into some stronger organization, Dr. S. M. Fowler has been remodeling forgotten and overlooked. Only one per­ and In all ot which the Insurance could be hie rooms, and now has one the finest son thought of us, at least In the substan­ kept up, thereby making one good, strong tial way that characterizes valentine day. lodge and lessening the expense in the dental offices In the state. It wasn’t of the best grade of thought others. We have the newest shades In cashmeres, either. If the valentine Is any criterion to Henriettas, Bedford Cords, serges, camel’s go by. aud as far ns breathing out tender Teachers, scholars, and all interested in hair, etc. ,0. D. Spaulding. thoughts It wasn’t “in it" at all. TTie schools in thia county, should read what At Goodyear Bros, hardware you will valentine wasn't ope of the crimped and the Commissioner has to say In the school find L. W. Kenfield the plumber. Job fluted kind that you have to put In a pnste- column this week, relative to raising work and repairing promptly attended to. lioard box for safe keeping. On the con­ money to make a proper showing for trary’ It was one ot the two-for-a-cent Michigan schools at the World’s Fair. Of For sale cheap at wholesale prices, four variety, and came as a terrible warning. the 1100.000 appropriated for Michigan's new plows will exchange for wood nr old We dislike to deprive our readers of all exhibit at the World’s Fair, only 81000 Iron. Enquir .* at Hastings Engine & Iron those little joys that come to brighten the was set aside for school purposes. This Works. make--------------a decent------------••starter” cxis'eace of an editors life and forthat sum would hardly —-- — Found a sum of money in this city. reason regret that we cannot reproduce lfor a 8tate that ba< *uch an excellent school system as Michigan, and it Is pro­ Owuvr can have same by calling 011 J. L. the picture, which is grim “death” holding posed to raise more hy contribution etc. as 1 Crawley, proving property, nnd paying a lantern. But we can at least print the verse on onr valentine, which runs as will be seen by reading the school column. for this notice. All should take hold of this In earnest. follows: Spin j- Phillips has just received a fine The amount for each one would be small •! Beware!" ■ stock of glassware in all tbe *latent de * ­ Indeed to amount up Into the thousands, signs. He also carries the flnest Hue of when the population of the whole state Is dinner seta Im the connty. considered. W. F. POWERS. LOCAL NEWS This week, 7$ quires. WSTUNNER The Great Sale of the Clement, Bane <fc Co. $10,000 stock of Clothing is indeed “a stunner.” More than that, it’s the greatest and cheapest clothing sale ever given by a Hastings merchant; ana it’s an assured suc­ cess! Are you in it? Do you know how well we’re doing the clothing trade here? At about one-half price they ought to be, or what they were made to sell for. We’ve struck a good thing hi the way of bargains for our trade, and we wa nt you and all your friends to know it. It doesn’t matter if you live fifty miles from here, yes more, you cannot afford to miss this sale. Don’t miss reading what we have to say below in smaller type, for THERE’S MONET IN IT. $8.50’—Have you that much to spend for as fine a suit as you ever wore? ThenSec that line of BLACK CHEVIOT GOODS. They’re made up in ele­ gant style (cutaway). Perhaps you have paid $ 15 or more for suits not as good. . S5 00-—Maybe you prefer a sack coat this time; if so, then you’ll not miss seeing that line of SACK SUITS at £5.00. Never sold before for less thanjlg.oo. Fancy plaid; nicely made, fine quality. $6.50-—A line of SACK SUITS made up from Scotch goods that would be cheap indeed at $10.00, but the price is only $6.50. $10.25-—Then too, that line of PLAID CASSIMERE SACK SUITS at $10.25 is a strong attraefion if you desire something nice while you can buy them so cheap, for they are really worth $18 and more. $7 62-—There’s another line of same goods as above that are marked $7.62, Don’t miss them. $10 50-—Perhaps you will want one of those fine STRIPED CUTAWAY SUITS. No mistake, they’re elegant goods and other dealers would charge you $18 and more for suits not as good. $9.00-—BLACK WORSTED GOODS are always in style, and $9.00 is a popular price to pay for a coat and vest well worth Si4-00. • There’s bo many fine bargains in men’s suite, but limited space; but you will look at them all when you call in. No trouble to us. What about the boys? , There’s such an array of bargains in suits for the boys and children it is a bard matter to select a few to tell you about - Afraid we wouldn’t know when to stop if once we began: there’s so many. The prices range from $1.87 a suit up. Perhaps we can tell you more about them next week but we want to call your attention to two lines of boys’ pants. 62 CENTS—BOYS’ PANTS, really worth $1.25; strong, good cloth. 87 CENTS—Something better in BOYS’ PANTS. Bargains at $1.50, but they cannot be nere long when we sell them at 87 cents. 93 CENTS—BOY’S CAPE OVERCOATS. What’s niefer for a boy than one of the latest style cape overcoats? How can a $3.00 coat be sold for 93 cents? Other methods of advertising besides in paper.’ A few memorandums as to bargains offered in different lines of MEN’S PANTS: K>.00 well worth r.ro. M.ffl well worth MfiO. I3JO well worth «i-00. well worth Ifi-DO tf.rt well worth 44.00. I1.UB well worth «l.W. ~ -- ------- ----------- •• - Anything you buy you may keep five days and if not satisfactory, return it and get your money back. . Terms are strictly cash. �'.1, ■ duo II Sigkw SCHOOL COLUMN HISTORY of a week. n fix the price « S-~ta’ the Be- .X * »"■» । xL‘Sd"°bodto HLUC axi'tbuxw. the "’ • Th. M-^huratta GraJ £ dSedthe gencral'oS’T of CommandeHw wociuti.mtoln«“°»‘“ ^four Chief P^nfer pnKe,tinga^«l th. use Amiza William", a iu Confederate flags on any occasion. husbands ba* »>«*• kco““ f S«my ’ I Jn wbat is known as Great Wilkrebarre on tbe charge ‘ M inhabitants are dying by h“ndrBJthfr^? Tbe Chieaanri^ ef the typhus ferer. and the snpi>: eswbIch «ordinanretopatait. tbe n^M lhe famOhing propfe aatfunal I distributed for lack of horsw, there ato a wigwam for convention purp | havlng been nearly all used for food. Tberi^MndtipIod^t^^ Am^i su. Marie, kan fl*4t, win ‘ilS^of^rwisfaw who killed hia father and later co^***^ far Rurala with a cargo oi 1 I » —it-rtmiv meeting, says the case is a IMF TABLE. W tbe extenalun A copy of Che following circular h*« b<»« b, Aid. Ke,^.. .brt •ent to every even- teacner teacher m in u»c the eoumy ----•*“ sent aiovro uy ■—• — -- jb. _ . - .-----.a IImt. Lu IrMt tbrlr consideration toma called loth* urof printing city charter be taken fro® tlwir careful caretui iTO>iur.«u1vn —uuiuw. — To >n -----------------------mon.1 ’l*‘uw* •« tabic. ““ CarriedRemitted. That the printing of the city beem that our educational Inlrreats are of sufficient importance to warrant the ex­ charter and ordinance* be Jet to Uie Harry penditure of more than one Ihotuond County Itemoerat aa followa: Serenfyw dollara out of tbe entire appropriation cents per page and two hundred made. However, money must be had f printed. Type to be pica tear pound solid, our State U to make an exhibition at all paper to be number two book jiapef aud creditable, and It is hoped that our coonty cover to be 35 pound paper. Dated at Hastings this 5th day of Feb. uuty un its -share. A. IL 1S92. DAX. W. RBYJfOLDB. Department of Public Instruction. Aid. Keynolda moved Ito adoption. Car­ Office of Superintendent. ried all ayes. . t. Lansing. Mich.. Jan. 18V3. Finance committee reported upon the To the Jeachers of Michigan: account of W. L. Wait serving warranto In Ardancc with tbe ri-connnendatlou 81.20. recommending tbe allowance of Uie of tbe Board of World’s Fair Managers for fitattaoa. Haarnroa.... SSffl”: orcs ENJOYS Both tho method end reeulu when Syrup of Fig. i. taken; it ie pleoant aid refreshing to tbe tarte, and act. gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Lirer and Boweb, cleans, the mtem effectually, diepel. oolda badaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Fig» ia the only remedy of its kind ever pro­ 5 20 duced, plewng to the taMe *nd ac­ ceptable to the stomach, Pf0™?1 In its action and truly beneficial *n its efiecte, prepared only from the mo?t healthy ana agreeable substances,, its many excellent nualitiee commend it to all and have made it the most l^ortn, iwron. Michigan. 1 have appointed the Twenty- same. cm ACCOMTS. orcond of February ns a day for collecting the voluntary contributions of all the C. W. Warner, Irens, proving tax SOUTH. 813 33 pupils, teachers, auperlntendanta ami reeelpU Kalamazoo Ar... RantC.XHx r Lv.. school officers In the State for meeting the Ed Barlow, wcbxi Rtehlaad June t. expense of Michigan'* Educational Exhibit E. Bateraou. liber Creeaey................. 35 at the World’s Fair. Aside from tho salary J. W. Babcock, washers hose cart Milo........................ ;>,Ln. ------ --। 70 19 of one clerk, nothing has been appropriated Sergeant * Cu, coal Delton.................. possible. \ I Menday, Feb. 13. Ctovenfa).-........... Ja« Shay, haul same .......................... specially for that purposeA largejum English journals strongly Iden“"“cc‘“.® i The Iowa senate has been engaged for Shultz Moved by Ahi. ’Waters "2*777 *tbe v“----account be will be needed If Michigan’s exhibit is to report <* lb, Ain»k.l> ,U«,w»lng Scbmidl ’ , «Ptwo any* x*,, hw-h— Hattixum-------be In keeping with her proud rank among allowed. Carried all ayes. missioners charging Great Britai «ritb this . tionHI) bilk Nom-.tian action has has been been taken takenyet. yet Ou motion report of con>mltte« on print­ .yrtematically sending its convicts to ta- I The remains of John Jay Knox were the States ot the Union. Every friend of Coats Grove....... our school system, every loyal citizen of ing dity charter was accepted and placed Wredisod........... country. - buried in OaK Hill cometary, * Womlbxrv ./ Insanity preceding* have bean begun at Thu service* took place from Epiphany our State, will be unwilling that Michigan on file. Ffw X>. L. JL Moved by Aid Spent* that the same be shall lake second rank at the great expo­ Washington against Markle, the ,{.oVng Lansli.K............... church. sition of tho nations. The following plan allowed. Carried all ayes man who annoyed Miss Hattie Blaine. Episcopal Detroit... Mrs- Mary Ciesxgnskh » Chicago Moved by Aid BHMton to adjourn. Markle vigorously protests- against such woman, tried to light a fire w A coal oU. has been successfully tried In Indiana, where, from these minute contributions, Carried. Adjourned. not carry |m«'«-nRcn. udIcm proceedings. Her intense sufferings were ended by death several thousand dollars have been realized J. B. BontRTS, Recorder. Chictmo at the present time Is overrun in thirty-six hours. with thugs. Robbery »“d araault are Of and 11 bottle, by all leading drugThe Minneapolis city fathom have auth­ and you, are earnestly requested to use nightly occurrence and tbe chut of polled orized the mnvorto decide whether saloons every effort to awaken the interest and L. E. Judkln’a store and two unoccupied giita Any reliable druggirt , who rays he wants 1,000 more men to bold the shall be open on Sunday. The mayor is a enthusiasm of your pupils and their buildings owned by William Scranton anil parents In this undertaking. You will, J. Zalsman were burned at Paris, Mecosta may not have it on hand will pro­ , toughs In chock. “wide open" man. cure it promptly for any one who 1 am sure, be repaid not only by the con ­ Emma Abbott** ashes Imre been sealed county, yesterday. Loss 91.800; no In­ An aurora borealis was observed SatQ[whbee to try IL Do not accept any into tbo beautiful monument ntGlourestet dny night at all pointe from the. Atlantic sciousness nf doing your duty In aiding a surance. • ‘ erected by tire famous singer Ix-fare hex to the Pacific. It fa said to have been worthy cause, but also by the awakening substitute. Hastings, - - Mich. of Interest on the part of your pupils In death. The “ashes’’ wen; material ashes, caused by sun spots. Let a WIT* by Talling tbe Truth. , CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. as her Wxly had been cremalot •. Somebody fired on the guards «C tbo con­ the World’s Fair, nnd In educational Young ladiea tight shy cf me. They say 8M FKAItCiaOO. OAL CJLI’I'rAJL $75,000.00 vict -mine nt’ Coal Creek. - Tenn- The matters connected therewith. Tbe plan In brief Is as follows: l^t the that I am m> disagreeable. Ou my honor, ••• LOUISVILLE. Kt. »EW fOSA E SURPLUS 97.000.00. guards opened with a Gatling gun and teacher announce to the pupils and patrons it Is only because I am truthful that they The Midnight mine on Red mountain, wounilod tiro of the assailants. near Ouray, Colo., has mode a strike The treasury Ixilance Saturday was 82S,- of the school at once on the receipt of this think mo so; a more attentive man to the Incorporated under the laws of tbe State ol Michigan. ■which yields AD ounces of silver to the ton 940,247, the lowest point for many years; circular, that February Twenty-second fair sex than myself never breathed. However, not long ago I met with a The president has nominated Walter H the cause was that 87.0C6.00u was paid out will be devoted to special exercises, recita­ Sanborn, of Minnesota, for United Statue fur pensions aud 11.000,019 for direct tax tions. essays, singing, etc. Ixd the teach­ young lady who said that she greatly ad­ er at once make appropriate selections for mired my honorable and truthful nature. circuit judge in tire Eighth judicial dis­ refund. . offickru: A jury nt St. Paul In the district court the occasion and to assign parta to the It was such an extraordinary thing for me trict. D- G. Robinson, President; to have my truthfulness eulogixed that 1 The railway through K< ppustahl, Au­ could not agree. The judge thereupon pul several pupils who are to participate. immediately fell in love with her, and all Chester Mtwr, Vice. Pres. stria, has been oimtructed by an avalanche a bit uf English law into practice and had It would be well to clroose selections went smoothly until one day she said: D. W. Reynolds. CaidU*of Washington and of snow which it will take a month to cleat them locket! up without fixxL The jury commemorative “Do you think Miss Champion Is very Dl'JtCTOR-*: Columbus, and also patriotic ssngs. agreed right away. away. W. H. Power*. Tbe state department at Washington A talk on the World’s Falrshonld lx- given good looking, Tom?” Dan W. Reynolds, The Western Packers and Canned Gootte 1 must tell you that she wm a little R.B. Messer. D. G. Boblnson. association i- holding its eighth annual has been notified that Italy will mkjii «irdcr by the teacitar or by some school officer or jealous of Alfa* C. a* regards myself, Chester Messer. John Carreth, convention at Chicago with fifty delegates nminfaterto thfacquntry.thus re-establish­ other jxjrson selected for the purpose. though there wns nothing whatever be­ ing diplomatic relations. When he arrives After all have been interestod in tbe work, Colgrore. present. ' Minister Porter will return to his postal aiiti a few days before the esereises are to tween us. The steamship Eider, which went ashore Rome. “I think she Is exceedingly K'>*1 looking. take place, announce that a collection will I ■ Interest paid «o tl«e deposits and a tp-netzl last week on the Atbcrfield rocks. Isle of U has just been discovered that a man be taken up at the close of the exercises, Laura," I replied. Wight, has Ireen nearly unloaded, and ex­ My dear one looked vexed, pouted an<l the proceeds to be devoted to preparing an pert* »ay that she can be Unfitted and saved. who has been working as a laborer in an electric light plant in Lynn. Mara] is a exhibit ot the work of Michigan’s schools then asked coquettishly: -Do you think she b as good looking a. A meeting of prominent New Jersey Pule of high .degree —Barou '.co Wil- at Um Worlds Fair, taking care to state OTi*- - ■ ---wo. l <««•■ - -••-an—r ’ Demncra'' nt New York lleclnred that free mowsky. He came over here to learn the that every school will be asked to send 1 am, dear?” - ') January 3&1M1 1 knew what 1 ought to have Mid—what coixlaguof silver will bring distress and secrets of electricity. samples of its work to the Department of ruin to the country and defeat, any party .v Graud Rapids i«r General Booth, the Salvation Army,• Public Instruction at Itanaing. from which she would naturally look for me to say; but I gazed tenderly at her and told the advocating it. chief, arrived home in England from Aus­ samples will be sent for exhibition to the ludtanaixMls*.'*.'. ‘.‘.“i The exports nnd Import* of this country tralia Saturday aud was given a remark­ World’s Fair, and tbat^money Is needed to truth— the f'lnl truth: Beaton Harbor “Mi* Champion is better looking than for 1»1 exceed tboee of any other year in able and enthusiastic reception at London. bind examination papers and make other IN THE HL Joropb.................. the country^ h^torY '’Y •H"J*W,OOQ. Of A procession of Salvationfat* a mile long: necessary preparations for the exhibition. you. my own pet; but. of course”-----Traverse City the total amount U1.7JtJ.S».aid) tU57,339,- paraded In his honor. She rushed away before I had finished, MqskcgOTi.................. Request every boy and girl to contribute tanisteo.................... 7U6 was exports. one cent only. Each teacher aud school and the next day I received the little pro­ Ludington mts I hnd given her, accompanied by a At Brandywine, Miss., three negroes, Big Rapids officer is requested to give ten cents, prlncurt note advixlng me to marry Mbs C., a« suspci'Usi of robbery were hanged until ’ A congressional committee l« to Investi­' eipals of schools twcuty-five cents, and Wrek days. •Every dajS* • I unconscious In order extort con­ gate the effect of the McKiulej law on ag­ patrons-of the school as much as they I admired her so greatly. Istnrn never made it up with ine; and fession. They didn’t coiffess. and now the ricultural interests. choose to give. Again soliciting your mob wants to finish the job. Bn\on Albert Rothschild ho* ddnated earnest eoo|rer»tion, and assuring- you In now I am a broken bcartnl man, and all 12« p. m. runs through to Chicago Irecause Truth has “marked tne for its Hon. Henry H. Bingham will deliver BSOpOno toward building a consumption‘ advance of our' thorough appreciation of own.”—A Truth Teller in London Tit-Bits. . the <»ration at the unveiling ot the Get­ hospital at Vienna. your efforts, I remain. tysburg monument Juno 2. He was There are seven caae* of typhus fever at Yours truly. PROHATE ORDER. .'Uja p. Hi. Is solid train with Wagner palace A 11 utel Clerk's Kxpericnce. wounded in that battle, near the clump of Chicago—the family of an Italian recently• Fkhius s. Fitcu. sleeping car thrmwb to Chicago. Stole of Michigan, Csunty of Barry—M­ trees in which'the monument stands. “Hotel work in former days was risky 12.«8 p. m. to Indianapolis only. arrived in this country. Superintendent of Public Instruction. At a session of the Frtduite Court for tbe Gao. DkIIavrn. Mitiq^h, ” said M. W. J. Lyman at the IJnCuuntyof Barry, holdeu at Uie Probate Office. Fotir anarchists were executed by tbe Micbahl Davitt rays that Irish proper­ Genl Pan*. Agent, dell. “I wns once a manager iu Memphis, garrote at Xeres. Spain. Business was ties are mortgaged to English bankers to That delightful Russian importation nnd will give a slight experience 1 had: suspended nnd many citizens absent, fear­ the extent of £IUO.an,OOQ. which has has its grip ou its for some time There was n reatauranti attached to the ful of nn outbreak, which was, however, Present. Charles W. Ajonstroog, Judge of | Macauley, a prominent member of the prevented our attendance upon the Associa­ prevented by a display of military* force. hotel in quentiou, and wa were about to Probate. Irish bind league, sentenced to imprison­ In tho. matter of the estate ot Immer N. tion meeting at Nashville on the 30th ult, clone ouw, nn hour after the midnight bells KAH.tO.lD. ment till 1HM, has been released. * <‘rittendew. deceased. but reports show that a most enjoyable OareadlDCMd niing the petition duly veri­ Mbs Flora Springer, of Cape May Court time wa.« had and the wisdoin of holding had chimed. At that moment a man came Archbishop John Ireland, of St. Paul, rSCjFTM.jP. it. fied, of Wm. F. Sridnam. praying that a cer­ House, N. J., has lx*n hiccoughing for a meeting at that place fully vindicated. in and n^ked If he could have supper. AIL tain Leave Grand Raptdsfor. instrument nuwMin file In this court purMinn., has arrived in tyw, nud has been three week*. Her recovery is not ex­ The attendance seems to have been good, the waiters hnd gone except one. I ex­ portlnx to be the last will and testameot of raid Detroit and East cordially received by the pope. plained the iitunliou to the' visitor, but d«ea-cc. be admitted to probate and that ad ­ pected : the discussion spirited. and the music told him I would dq tuy best to oblige him. ministration of said estate may be granted to William Jones and Perry McKnlght were It is reported that Morris Orton and a excellent Sup’t. McLaughlin and his mid went to prepare a dish of ham and said petltlon-r or to some other suitable person. run down by n railroad t rain near Hopkina/ party of ten gold miners in Alaska have corps of teachers undertook to provide en­ Thervupou it is ordered, that Friday, the ville, Ky.,'and fatally Injured. eggs. The hnm and eggs looked tempting 11th day ot March A. D. Dul. at ten o'clock in eitheribeen lost at sea or murdered by the tertainments for all in attendance,—a new as I brought them out smoking, or an you the forenoon. Pe assigned for the hearing of said The foundries at Hamilton. Ont., have natives. •Every day. s Weekdays. feature and one doubtless appreciated by petition, nnd that the heirs at law ot raid deceas­ heard them hi.wtng intho pan, for the night been rco|wuMl with a force of non-union The Missfaaippi legislature has passed a those from abroad. By vote ot the Asso­ I w.-u» bitterly cold. The guest, who was a ed. and all other persons futereeted tu said 7:15 a. m. runs through to Dcttolt with parte? , molders in place of the striking union ar; seats, 23 cent'. law prohibiting the rale or gift to any' ciation, the next meeting will be held at I great big aud rather tirutal looking fellow, estate, are required to appear at a session of men. ICO p. m. has through parlor car to Detroit; raid court, then to N* hoiden al the Probate minor under 18 of cigarettes, smoking or Middleville on the 2nd Saturday of April. office, lu the elty of Hastings. In said county, wa* nut satisfied and made some uncompli ­ eata, taeeu*. I ,. , A Chicago doctor saved n child who was chewing tobacco or snuff. • 5:40 p. m. Tuns through to Detrc.. with parte mentary remarks about the cooking, which aud show cause, if any there be. why tho prayer dying of diphtheria by performing tire op­ of the petitioner may not be granted. And Ku liman, .the fanatical coope who, on eration of tracheotomy. The child fa now it Is further ordered, that raid peotiemer give Report from No. fi. Baltimore, Frank ahowed he wanted a quarrel. • aj n. ........... ' July 13, 1874, attempted to kill, and did “ He told me he would not pay for tho supnotieo |o the persons interested m raid estate, For tickets aud information apply »t < n on well. Enrollment, 40; av. wound Prince Bismarck, near Klssiugen, Edmonds, teacher. of the pendency of raid petition, awl the hear­ ticket office. «: Monroe St. or Union stallos. Mayor James G- Wyman, of Allegheny, fa dead in Amberg prison. dally attendance 35; not absent. 10; not p?r, nnd I answered that I was determined ing thereof by causing a copy of this order to be GMO. DwHavk.'s. lx’ should nt the proper time. I waa in the punltshed in the Hastin<w« Baxnkr a news­ has been declared guilty of extortion and Gen ’ l Pass. Agent. tardy, 15. Tweuty-twq claims, aggregating 81,135,­ will lx, deposed from office. Other city# offi­ Na 10, Johnstown, Lora Pryor, teacher. kitchen when the little darky ran tn with paper printed and circulated lu said County of 000, have been sworn out by sailors of .the n look of terror in his face, crying, 'Massa, Barry once In each week tor three sueceaslve cials are still to be tried on similar Baltimore fop injuries suffered at the Enrollment, 10: av. attendance, 17; not he has a gun” I quietly went to my room, weeks previous to said day nf hearing. charges. absent or tardy, 0 not tardy, 15. * “■ ~ W. AaMsrnoNo, hands of the Valparaiso mob. , Twenty-four cars on the Fitchburg rail­ Judge of Probate. No, 11. Irving. Eliza Glrvln, teacher. where I bad a good bulldog revolver, and Professor Holst, of Friehurg, Germany, when 1 came down I went with' the soft {A true copy.] road were thrown into tho Nashua river at who is chiefly known for his works on the Enrollment, 38; av. attendance, *27; not footed step of a cat up to hi4 table. Gelling Ayer, Mass., and Conductor D. G. Connors tardy, 5; not absent nr tardy, ". CIIAXCERYjSALK. American constitution, ho* accepted the was killed. No. L Barry, Flora McCallum, teacher. behind him. I put tho muzzle to his jay ------------------- ... M, HUH offer of a chair in the Chicago university. and told him to hand me bls gun and to' Gladstone has sent a letter to Sir Wil­ Enrollment. 36; av. attendance. 31; not decree of lb« drcuit court for the county ot Ct out one dollar for tho supper. ‘You Harry, la chancery. In the State of Mich fax* liam Vernon Harcourt in which he pays a tardy, 38; not absent nor tardy,7. vc the drop on me.' he sold, and immedi­ made »nd dated on the first day o( September THE MARKETS. high tribute to tho late Duke of Clarence No. I, Hope, Leroy Thorpe, teacher ately complied with my request. But l! A.D. 1MI. lu a certain cause therein pending'. and Avondale. Enrollment, 32: av. attendance. 21; not Carson I* complalnswt and Chicago. left soon afterward. He would have had Msilhis .bwnnel K. Petttngill WelUngloa I), I’ettlnclll A stowaway was found in the hold of the absent nor tardy, 15. CKtcaoo, Fsb. IS. satisfaction without any mistake, and I Wesley B. PcllingiA, William A. Pettliurtll Morgan line steamer El Monte at New No. 5, Johnstown, Lutle Meek, teacher. Following were the quotations oc tho board Wallace H. Pettlngill, Bertie E. Pettingiil, Ida York, who had been nine days without ot trado today: Wheat— February, opened Enrollment, 31; av. attendance. 10.5; not was told to dear out by my friends."—St. May IVttlnalll. Hugh fVttingill. jJ^i).’ food. He will barely survive his long 88c, closed ftaic; March, opened Wc, dosed tardy, 9; not absent, 8; not absent nor Louis Globe-Democrat. ham. Bentley Bros. & Wilkins. Waltou A. NewJSS’drfZidSta* “di;'tlcboU • & Co WJ4c: May. opened Dlftjc, closed MHc. Corn— tardy, 6. fast. \ No. V, Juliustown, Ola (jount, teacher. Another revolution is imminent in Bra­ February, opened «H*c. dosed WHj: March, Notice is hereby gi ven that I shall sen at pub­ openol Ue. doned U^c; May, opened tljjc, sil. Three minister* have handed in their closed Enrollment, 21; av. attendance, 19; not lic auetlou to the highest bidder, on Saturday Oats-February, opened —, the fifth day o( March. A. 1). uw.' at ten <» “ resignations. The feeling against tbe gov­ closed —: March, opened —,. dosed —; absent, 6: not tardy. 17; av. standing of in the forenoon, at tbe north frontdoor of the ernment in some sections is bitter, and May. opened Jl^c, cloaoci Pork—Feb­ pupils, 92. court house, in ths city of Hastings county of The Niagara Faile Route” fighting may occur at any moment. ruary, opened 91I.ID. closed JILTfr. March, Na 7, Irving, Nellie Yerrington, teach­ Barry and state of Midilgaa. said court boOn being tbe pl$ce for bolding tbe etreutt court fa? * A suicide “shuffled" at Norton, Kan., by opened —, closed —May, opened $U! 1U, er. Etirollnient. 30; av. attendance, 18; throwing himself into the waterworks closed 912.01. lord—February. opened and not absent, S; not lardy, 8. Closed SO. * standpipe. J,wM net until the water got Live stock—Prices at ths Union stock yards too foul for use Hint tho citizen* made an today nyincd^M follows: Hotfs-Market After the Grip investigation, and found out what was the talriy sdIvo , £B<T-«trou< at 10c adrancs; And after the typhoid fever, diphtheria, pneu­ Havtinos... matter. monia. or other proMrattn;; diseases, flood’s tfantnparilla Is Just what is needed to restore Stations. Mrs, Wilson, llvlig twelve miles from strenmb and vigor so much desired, nnd tin same more o. »eas. Warsaw, Ills., wns apparently dead aryl rough ptuL'kini S4.Iiu4A4.U5 mixed, and te-TW® the to expel all poison from tho blood, it tiU had 5.03 besvy packing an 1 shlpptag lots. Dated, Hast>u|ts. Mleb. Januarr IB. 18BX . dressed for burial. As her body was being wonderful success intntuy such cases. CslUa — Market slow on local and HairrnrrM.. rw At2?tO K- Kmmabtox. ' placed in a coffin both arms suddenly shot shipping account, priow steady; quota­ Orcutt Cowt riBnatoatawr. out and clutched those performing tho* tions rat>g«r at S4.tbib4-3O cholco to extra Hood'* pills act MPeclaffy upon Uie liver, M. A. GILLMAX, Local Agent, Hasting HMiTuACo^aova. service. The funeral wm indefinitely post­ shippint; steers. HUDQ^.83 good to ohoico do, nmslagtt from torpidity to its natural duties '• Hnaauu G. F * T. A.. Chicago. Solicitors for Complainant. . poned, and Mrs. WUson is in n fair way to rt7U‘&i.!0 fair to good. 8d.Rhfca.ao common cure constipatien and assist digestion. to medium do, |&in$8.<5 butahm* steen. recovery. PROBATE order. 1 Ceunell Proceeding*. PROBAH ORDER. 8i.-iUJlJ.lD Mockers, 8430 (M.(D Texas steers. 8J.l»t»3J» feeders, >l.aa&«J cows. 8L750173 Common council met In regular session State of Michigan, County of Ba. i At a session of the Probate ('ourt for th» Friday evening. Feb. 5th. *92. Bubinwx failures for the United States bulls sad $3.00^4.0) veal calves. eounty of Barn. hoiden at thTlTolmto OfflL for the iwat wyek were 235. Sheep—Market fairly active and price* Roll call, present. Aids. Bllnston. the dev nr Hwlnr., iu said Clubs for the re-election of President steady; quotations ranged nt 84.50g4.4S; Mance, Nelson, Reynolds, Bentz; absent day, the 15th day of Februiry in th«y year one thousand eight hand rod and ulnrtytwu Dias are being formed throughout Mexico. westerns, 94-2535.60 natives, and Si 73'^44J Bentley. ktinbe-. On motion Aid. Reynolds appointed Protate11’ Cbarl” w- •*rtU3trouR. Judgo »f The Democratic suite committee of Wi> Produce: Butter-Fancy separator, nWLsiy “• u^«i- ■j<j5»,“S^!J2Sr V “• °< Lory X. mayor pro tem. confcin will meet Feb. 24 to fix a day for the state convention. Mayor McCoy takes the chair. To the Hon. Mayor and Common Council A negro who attempted to assault a of the City ofHtatiugs. white girl in Roanoke was taken from offi­ life. Drcnn~.l poultry—Spring chickens, fair, good. tt^XDc per Itr, fancy, rooetnm, 5c; Gentlemen:—We would recommend lliat cer* by a mob ami hanged. The question whether a wife murderer dock* ’.wpi^ie; goese. aaUc; turkey. the water works lx* extended by R 2 inch wSrr ►WfU'ir t*TMn. galvanized Iron pipe, north on Elizabeth can inherit his wife’s property fa uow on street from High street to State road, and trial in the Kansas courts. '?,lRnrUf”r ttm boartuot «wl on state road to Henry street Th* dXSd and\nnXth)a thO he,M «»•* * «« Famine prevails among the 1,5OO4CiUQ In­ urewM and all other tiersons lutarastoa i«. gutted to amx-« ™ a habitant-* of the district* of Bijapur, Bolta*l cret affout mo. The c|ty haa gaiini nnd Dhahrwar, in India. €Oort tDwn to be hoiden at thf ou hand 140 feet of 2 Inch woot^ Office. In the etty ul CImUom In M.d The Rus»jau government baa added 00,- Cspe Cod. lAWaMO per bbl, ■juSTSreKSii;’»!>!'«» Ufloe Oft),<») roubles to it* already larx»: appro­ U tsrawoMM L.rLI? JUL'”1' » priations to the relief of the starving ^"fl^-nr^inMc Hastings City Bank > SHORE1- Eb.POWEFLT NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SAHEIiB & WEST J~ ALWAYSiTHE BEST CHICAGO L -MICHIGAN Hy 5^ CKMR (1.5 S3' _______ 7"l Detroit, lansing i NORTHERN .u..,,,. gates EjBaip: STfiSXffiEST I&aia l» Balas i*i5iVu|fi5|^5y^3i This Mountain Cavalier Suggests the days of chivalry. He lives in northern Georgia, and his strange adventures there and elsewhere are related inOUR NEW SERIAL, His Second Campaign pearant*. A combination of railways In the Peunsyl- year . revenue or s per chu to Um eltv oo Ibe net ot the eiletulou. 5 00 ~ n „ T"’ n^pettfiUly. r -P-°xT**{ B«rt o( K. E. bTAtTFFRK. I Water Cam -Htatlngi. Jeb. 5th. 18W. Cwn‘ a tale of thrilling interest, by Maurice Thompson. The in itial chapter will appear in these columns soon. Don't miss it The story is COPYRIGHTED MD ILLUSTRATED. First installment next week. , �\ ■ _____________ about those circumstances. It hardly secinw fair to keep you in ignorance. Sybil tijrists that it makes no difference. , bit I am not sure’-----• SStbyCt . The varied Derwent still laughingly called the party that had cvtue Ko far to seek him. Though he had spoken lightly, he wm in reality very grateful to Halbert, as well as to Sibyl Lenox, and he wav wa^ deter deter-­ them for their kindnexS he ; •Sibytr rtipeated Derwent, stating at 1 the other He had never kuown Halbert sofamiliar oefore. for Miss Lenox, though a relative of Mrs. Derwent, was not at all related to the young man. who waa Derwent's co mon on his father's side. “What are you'talking about'" hr asked •What circumstaucee have occurred which Sibyl thinks do not concern uiS!” Halbert smoked for a moment silently before he answered Then he turned and faced his companion directly “She has promised tt> marry me.” be mud. "and. although she assures me podtiwly to the contrary. 1 fear the news will not be pleasant to you.* There wiu more tbaa n moment's si­ lence now Derwent felt indeed ua if he had been most unexpectedly knocked down This wan an went ou which he had not reckoned tn calculating the pos­ sibility of atoning for his father’s wrong doing In all hiaconsiderations he had never considered the probability that Sibyl might marry before she attained her majority, and thus anticipate the time of settl'ineiit. in fact, there can be little doubt that Che general opinion of every one atKMrt them had led him to fancy that tie might marry her himself, if be chose to do so Tbe blow to his vanity (which really had been very little concerned) waa not. however, the cause of his lalenoe He waa overwhelmed by the terrible uecexsity of telling Halbert bow matters stood But nothing wns more natural than thABalbort should have misunderstood his^nleDce He said at length.-in n low ot. He knew not wMt a noun It UK' were bt»ck in th.' face th»t yon did not been to bear his burden alone, and hb' * fall "in love with 'her when you were out said to himself that, helped by such st their place. 1 should not believe you." ■•There is no need for me to subject friendships his strength would be “as the I| strength ci ten" to redeem his father’s • myself to such an unpleasant teat, then, honor and justify the confidence placed*» Sibyl."answered Geoffrey calmly. “But i I may be allowed to remark that it iu his own. Morning in Mexico is uhnost always j। would be aa sensible for me to fall in what morning must have been in tho love with a royal princess as with Dona primal Paradiso Nowhere else, surely, I• Zarifa She is the greatest heiress in could the world have seemed so entirely Mexico, and will no doubt make a great as if it were freshly created and rejoic­ alliance.” “There Li a very hackneyed proverb ing in ita creation. What floods of sun­ shine, what Incid skies, what enchant­ which it strikes me might have an ap­ ing atmosphere, what buoyant freshness plication iu this case.” said Halbert of air these mornings bring to*the awak- I• “We know what is said of a faint heart Tbe fair lady is here. ening earth’. Merely to be alive seems and a fair lady joy enough, but, if other joy is added, May not tbe faint heart be also/' “4 really do not see." observed Mrs. then the fresh gladness of nature is liko the special touch of an exquisite sym­ Derwent, "why it should lie suppos’d that Geoffrey would hesitate-to offer pathy. So it seemed to Derwent when ho himself to any woman, even if she is a opened his eves to the joyous brightness great heiress. No our who knows him of another day in tbe land of sunshine; conld sns^-ct him of an interested mo­ and all the brightness was tenfold en­ tive, and be liM sufficient fortune af his hanced when tbe first news that be beard own"-----“My dear suotiier.' interposed Der­ on emerging from bin apartment— brought by the tneMenger whom ho had went, with a gnllaut attempt to laugh, ‘the matter haa not reached the point of employed to call at the bouse every day —was that Don Maurizio and his boute- even a contemplated proper*!. I have tbe honor to admire Doua Zarifa exceed­ hold bad arrived. . ingly. but beyond that mj* presumption dees not venture." CHAPTER XVIL “I am unable to perceive where the question of presumption comes in." said Mrs. Derwent majestically. Derwent did not reply, for he was in­ deed partly amused and partly irritated to perceive that his mutljer, having been disappointed in her long cherished hope of seeing him marry Sibyl Lenox, bad now conceived the brilliant idrtt of an alliance with Doua Zarifa. She would have shivert-d nt the thought of n Mexi­ can marriage before coming to the coun­ try. and especially before Dona Zarifa's wealth and beauty hud dawned upon her. but now her imagination waa eager­ ly at work. The romance aa well as the solid advantago of such n match allured her greatly, and it was evident that she would not readily relinquish un idea so fascinating. DorwenU who felt too sick -/ will dr. my Itait tn help you. Mr. Dcr- at heart with tbe hopelessness of his pas­ sion to argue with or laugh at her. went.’’ he-mid. Derwent ever afterward declared that strove to avoid the subject, and Sibyl, his mother simply and absolutely fell in who waa soon keen enough to perceive this, kindly seconded bin efforts. love with Don Maurizio at first sight When they parted after their drive. There could be no doubt that she was as favorably impressed as he could have de­ Don Maurizio bad said to him: "Come sired with tbe handsome man whose per­ to rec me tomorrow morning. I would fect blending of worldly polish and frank liko to speak with you on a matter of cordiality could nol have failed to charm business." And Derwent lost no time even the least smcvptible to the effect of the next day in keeping the appoint­ man her. Sibyl did not hesitate U'-idrm ment. More tlian -ever now his resolve that Hire had never before wren so prince­ was set on replacing Sibyl's fortune in ly n man. and that the admirable results ita entirety, and he knew that if he per­ of n wisind iu the shoulder were dally severed in the intentions with which he btreuiuing more apparent to her. Don came to Mexico no one could better di­ Maurizio, on his pan. was evidently rect him toward the mean* necessary for • much pleased witb.Derwent’s friends— hisuud than Don Maurizio. “Mr. Derwent.” Don Maurizio aald, with Mrs. Derwent’s delicate refinement nnd Sibyl’s spirited charm. He was when they were both seated. “I have most courteously prompt in paying his a coufemion to make, os a preface n-spre'.*. accompanying Derwent, who to n business proposal, anil 1 will be Briefly, lost no time in seeking him. back to the quite frank in making it. hotel , for that pnrpono. His daughter, then, when you recovered from your he said, would give herself the pleasure wound in my house, nnd when 1 of calling later, and hoped the ladies found that the stranger I hail succored would drive with her on the Paseo that as a matter of charity proved to be a afternoon. “For myself,’’ ho said, “1 gentleman and a person uf whom one sometimes take out on English dogcart, might wish to make a friend. I remem­ and if either or both.of you gentlemen bered prudence, and I felt that before , will accept a seat with me. I shall be admitting you to friendly intimacy 1 will Their shares of the mine have been offered to me. Barrera is pnxious that 1 shall buy them, out, put lu machinery aud work the mine for a half interest in the result, lhaie not the least doubt that it would be a go* -!, investment, and I thought of doing thu before Fenian<lrz extorted his bond That bond iias now teen canceled, and before 1 left Miraflores Barrera renewed the old pro­ posal to me. 1 MKked him if he waa will­ ing to transfer the offer to vou, and he agreevl to do so. Now. Mr. Derwent, thia is a chance which does not occur efery day—not even in Mexico. What do you think of it?" “Simply one thing," replied Derwent without a moment’s hesitation—"that 1 accept it gratefully 1 confess that it changes my plans materially, for my original intention waa not to work mines in Mexico, but to sell them. As soon aa 1 raw the Buena Esperanza, however, the ddsire to develop its splendid lodes came over me. Yet if I had taken tbe mine at thnt time 1 shoulcLhave resisted the desire, partly because luould not af­ ford the necessary outlay of mpital, but chiefly because 1 wanted to realize money quickly. Now. however, that, immediate need Is relieved. Time will be given me in which to pay the debt, and 1 think 1 can venture to risk tbe capital requisite for working." "If you are inclined to allow me a share in the mine." said Maurizio, "I will assist yon to work It." "1 shall be delighted to allow you whatever yon wish to take." Derwent replied. “Could 1 do less when it ia to you I am indebted for tbe whole? Do you think 1 um indifferent to the fact thnt yon hive stood aside in order to benefit me?' "1 am too bust a man to undertake mining myself." the other said, smiling, “hut with yon as an active partner 1 have little doubt,we shall succeed. 1 hr.ve long kuown the value of the Buena Esperanza. Were it otherwise—were I not sure of this investment—believe me. Mr. Derwent, after your confidence 1 should not counsel you to touch it" “1 am not only sure of that." replied Derwent, "but deeply grateful for your thoughtful kindnem. And no effort on my part shall l>e tacking to enable both yourself and Senor Barrera to realize a fortune." "1 think, from a purely business point of new. we will make a good trium­ virate.4 said Don Mauricio. “Now let us resolve ourselves into a committee of ways aud means and decide'what the immediate expenses will be." ’••You could not poosibly becom* ■he raid, with the gentle gravity sincerity bi had learned by this time to know well. lam very glad that you have the Buena Esperanza after all ” ••I owe it al together to you." ho said gratefully ‘Don Maurizio did not tell me so. but 1 am sure that bad you hot interested him iff my behalf he would never have thought of offering mo ti^ia opportunity " "1 told him simply what you told me —that yon had a debt of honor which ifi waa important that you should pay." she replied. “He Is very kind, my father, and always ready to help every one; ao 1 felt certain that if hr knew of anything which would enable you to accomplish your purpose he would tell you of it." “He Is more than kind," said Derwent, earnestly. “I can never forget his good­ ness And as for youre-well. language fails me when 1 try to speak of that L caff only repeat what 1 told jrou at Mira­ flores—that my life belongs to yon. And. when 1 say this, remember that 1 am no« using tbe Bowery language of comply ment to which you are accustomed. I mean the words with our Anglo-Saxon literalness. It is yours by every porak bis claim—yours because you saved it"-----She lifted her ban.! with a quick, de­ terring gesture, and he saw her cheek grow pale. “Do not speak of that," she said. “1 try—1 ain trying hard—to for­ get IL" "But 1 do not try," he raid impetaohsly, "and 1 could not forgM it if I would It is ns 1 told you; my life waa given to me over again by your hand. So it is yours, whether you ever have use for it or whether you have not And then there is another claim." He paused a moment, conscious that he was oti the brink of betraying ail be felt, filled with a sense of the utter boplessnera of any avowal, yut impelled by a power stronger than himself to speak. “Not only my life, but my whole heart is youra»" he said, and when the words were spoken n sense of wonderful calmness took pos­ session of him suddenly He grjmped. u it were, more than his ordinary seif, possession. It was done. At leant sho-. now knew the truth, and he need no longer strive to tutor himself to play the part of a friend while the passion of a lover burned within him. “I know that it is useless for me td tell you this." he went on. after a minute that seemed strangely long to both—a minute in which he heard the murmur of voices, Sibyl's laugh, tris mother's tones, and that would always be ciated to the end, of his life with the vision of a lovely downbent head and the haunting frigrance of heliotrope. “1 know that 1 fc.-iy even forfeit the privib-ge of M-t-ingtand being with you in the intimacy which has taught me toknow you. I cannoHiclp it if this is sa' Separation from yon will be like deathy. bnt it is better than theeffort to reitraitf my lips aud eyes from telling vou that !• love you with an adorav.un which overxvhehm* me I: has qome uj»n me like a madness, a nd I feaVithat it will not / like a maduera pa*s away, for it is I foundi on the knowledge of what you J are; and what that is I have no words to tell you." Perhaps to the girl who had been sur­ feited all her life with words of adula^ tion this very reticence had an attrac­ tion and power. It was certainly not such a declaration as one of her own countrymen would have made, but the simple sentences seemed to go to her heart - more directly for their very sim­ plicity. She looked up, and something in the beautiful eyee sent a thrill of hope through Derwent's whole being He drew nearer to her “My princess." be said, low and eager-, ly, “1 am not worthy to utter such word/ to you. much lera to hope that jrou could give me one thought of favor. But if my presumption does not make you ban­ ish me from your presence 1 am content. To be near you is enough—lor the preaent 1 promise you that I will speak of this no more until I am a free man—free from all claims against my honor, free to try and win your heart, if you permit me, as you: father won another gentle Mexican heart in the years gone by. But if yop couhl give me one word— one only—to live on until that day comes!'* "And what shall that word be?* she asked, with exquisite softness. “Shall I tell you that after yon left Miraflorea I felt a want—n vacancy—and 1 knew when I raw ynn again thnt life is a dif­ ferent thing when you are near? So I am glad that you are to stay in Mexico, and perhaps some day yon, too, will learn to love the land aa my dear father has done, and then"----"Ah what a beautiful cactus bloom. Geoffrey!" cried Sibyl, half an hour later, as she raw on Derwent's coat a roee red flower which had not been there earlier. “Dona Zarifa lias given you her national emblem. 1 perceive." "We have gone through a little cere­ mony. said Derwent, smiling, “and I have received the cactus as a sign that henceforth my heart, at least, is to be .Mexican." THK E»D tone. '"Geoff. I um *uiore sorry fur this I feared it would be so ditiom* of sight sewing. in organizing all than I can oay bnt Sibyl srua sure that I was mistaken. the details which make such expeditions ; She insisted that-yon never Were in love pleasant, and in providing them ‘with {.with her. but I knew you could not have many glowing memories of the beautiful Mexican capita! to carry away with been xiMxnated with her so closely and fail to be. ’ them. “Sibyl is right.” said Derwent, rousing Even Mrs. Derwent enjoyed the novel himself with nn effort. “I suppose it is and brilliant eights, the picturesque life beenuse we have been associated rocloeeand the marvelous charm of the climate, iy—almost like orother nnd sister—that notwithstanding her perennial surprise I never was m love with her. though 1 at the highly civilized aspect of most things around her “Why. this is like khow of no girl more altogether worthy of a man’s love So far as that la conParis!" she exclaimed-in her amazement, cernad yon have my heartiest congratu­ when she firet saw the Paseo at the lations; indeed, you have them in any CHAPTER XVIIL fashionable hour—the roadway thronged 1 case But -votir news fans been a shock with nandsome equipages, which rolled to me for an altogether different reason. •lows tbe wide avenue fit for the tri­ I 1 am m temble trouble about Sibyl's umphal progress of un emperor, with I fortune.' flashing wheels, gif.lining harness, high I ' "Geoffrey r . stepping bonr.i and nil the outward J “Yes: that is why I nm here. When 1 paraphernalia of luxury and wealth, or ! looked into my father’s affairs after bis paused tor a few mir.ntes in the’ superb circle, where a band w;u» filling the air 1 death 1 found, tn my horror, that he bad with melody, just ns the long, level rays ; used Sibyl's money in an unjustifiable of parting sunlight flooded the atmos­ manner Of citnrae he intaoded to re­ phere nnd the surrounding scene with plart’ it—it tia|q>rned. unfortunately, to be m a temptingly convenient form—but amber splendor •Like Paris/ repeated Sibyl. ‘Oh. death overtook him. as it bxi overtaken nol Paris fs taniecotaixired t<> this. The many another man. before he could re­ You may nut social part <d the display may remind pair what he hail done have known that' hr concerned iu one somewhat or tho Champa Elynees several unlucky i-prculatiuns during the and the Bout de Boulogne, but where else m tire world will irae find such a last yean* of Ina life.' “I snsiMcted it.” said. Halbert. "In setting for a racial duoHuy as is herdT •If it exists 1 ctvtanHy do nut know fao^. it wax whispered once or twice that where t<> Aud it.' said Halbert, looking he was very ban! hit. But when noth­ around at a scene which is indeed almost ing *ermeil to come- of it 1 forgot the Geoff, ruy poor fellow, this without ]iarulk-l in its beauty—the splen­ f rnmont "And tcluuthall that word LcV' the atked. did avenue, qrith ita level straightness | is awful! How does bis own fortune "It is simply like a dream of the ‘AraI stand?" broken at intervals by magnificent circles bion Nights!'" said Sibyl, as they enj ‘Very much impaired: so much that very happy.” Both invitations were ac­ sbduld know something about yod ns1 tered the great court of the Casa Cor­ embellished With heroic groups of statu- ! you nro known at home. This does not cepted. and waiving Mrs. Derwent's re ­ ary. and. ita long, leaf)* vista ending in , when I makegood the loss of Sibyl's for­ delia. with itsjplendid space, ita grace­ offend yon. 1 hope?" newed thanks for her son's great debt of the superb mass of the Castle of Chapul- tune my mother will be very straitened “Ou thocoucrary,"answered Derwent, ful arches, ita feathery, broad leafed kindness. the stately haciendado bowed tepec. the lovely outspread valley crossed in meaua It was to rave her from this, fragrance of orange flowers, •it is what 1 should have desired: for, plants. himself away by the gray arches of an aqueduct that and also to rave my father's honor, tfiat 1 its musical fountain, gilded galleries and But if Don Maurizio hadawakened en­ naturally, a man who has all his life! gleaming lampskfor it waa evening and dates from the Uonq nest. the picturesque intended trying to replace what bad been occupied n distinct ard unquestioned thusiasm in the breasts of these explor ­ mass of the city’s towera and domes. and lost during the time that remains of social position is not unxioua to appear; the American party bad been invited te against tbe rasters sky tire wonderful Sibyl’s minority 1 decided that my best ers from the states what can be said of dine with Derwent's Mexican friends. fchance to make money quickly was here; the effect which Dona Zarifa produced, in the light of a mere ml venturer of for­ Besides tbe language in which most e<> I came—with what result thus far with her surpassing beauty enhanced by tune. And that, os 1 am well aware, is of the conversation was conducted, the Well"—be a toilet fresh from the hands of the mtat what I seemed to yon. can ever dAwribe or reproduce, with the you know ’ only English thing about the entertain­ smiled slightly — “ 1 suppose you made “Ydu have not been here very long." consummate artist in Paris? Derwent, majestic summits of tbe two great vol­ ment was the fact that tbe group of ’One failure signifies who had found that he could not trust some inquiries about me?" canoes lowering above, clad in tho daz- raid Halbert. “Yfa I wrote to an old’ friend, a man men lingered a little over their wine and nothing How have you been impreased ’ himself to speak of her. hod said very .xling whitennra of tbeir eternal snow cigars after the ladies bad left the room. little of her personal charms, nnd so of the iiighest position in New Orlenna. Again nnd again Sibyl thanked Der­ by the possible chances?” The interval, however, waa not long, and “I have been very well impressed.. Sibyl's eyes turned upbu him .with a Aud thia. 1 may remark in passing. 1 did went for having provided the cause when they re-entered tho salon Derwent not because I needed assurance myself, look of amazement and interrogation Avbich drew them to this fascinating There is no pluoe in the world. I am bnt because it was nn absolutely neces­ at once perceived bin opportunity to ex­ land. In the brilliant uuiabiue of days sure, where it la possible for the invest­ which almost provoked him to laughter. change a few wonis with Dona Zarifa “What did you mean by not preparing sary step if 1 was to help you in n busi­ filled with color and fragrance, with ment of a little capital to produce such She and Sibyl had been walking up us for such a virion as tlita?” the look ness point of view. Well, my friend's . loiterings in neb. dun churches and love- targe result* But tiqie ia needed to acand down tbe long, splendid room, said. And indeed that perfect face, reply was so flattering that some day I coinplish these results ’ Jy old world cloisters. in plaza* filled while Mrs. Derwent sat on the special “That Is the case everywhere. Only framed by a hat which wm a mas.i of will show it to you. Only one thing in with the life nf the dark, gentle, cour­ his letter puzzles me a little. After sofa of honor with Dona Luisa and teous people, and on marble ten-acea. De­ in dreams are fortunes realized in a day. soft, curling pluses, was enough to pro­ talked French fluently. Both girls speaking of your social position and your Yet to Derwent's low which spread the mart beautiful of Well, my dear fellow, so far as f um con­ voke the inquiry. personal character in the highest terms, paused as the gentlemen entered, and earthly view*, all things painful and dis­ cerned—and I know 1 can answer for eyes nothing could ever frame it so well Miss Lenox sank gracefully into a seat, he mentions that you have recently in ­ ns the graceful Spanish drapery in which agreeable aeeiued to fade into insignifi­ Sibyl—the time is yours. Neither she herited from your father a large i-stateT while Dona Zarifa moved away to where cance Yet. solicitous ua tie wm for the nor I will demand what has been lost, he had seen it first, although he waa glad that these critical feminine&eyes Yet notwitlistanding this, am 1 mistaken a vase filled with great masses of grow­ pleasure ol others. Derwent could not because we are well assured that yon in believing that you hove come to ing heliotrope stood on a pedestal of buuself .have enjoyed tbe picturesque will repay it to tbe last farthing as soon should behold bis princess in all the Mexico to make money in rather peril­ puebla onyx. She began to gather a soeuw amid wnlch they wandered had aa you are able Only take care that you bravery of modern picturesque costum­ few sprays, and the fragrance of the ous ventures?' ing. he not pocsessed one nmi>*rlpng con- do not risk more than you cap afford in flowers filled the whole atmosphere “You are not mistaken." Derwent re­ Great is the effect of wealth. Who scsounure* one constant thought ever the pursuit of it.” plied. whose resolution to be perfectly around her. It was almost intoxicating does not know thia? Yet, to n nature •I shall take rare. ” raid Derwent, “ for with nun *J shall see her again!*' candid wns taken with a quickness that in ita sweetness. Derwent thought, us Ent for that everything w^ald have I-cannot afford to lose anything, aud not readily or deeply impressed by the he moved on toward the lovely, classic been a wt-nnuw which wm now a de­ nothing ta so near ipy heart aa the pay­ accidents of life its wonderful effect is a surprised himself. “I have latclj- in­ figure and the dark, soft eyes with their herited a considerable estate from my light Only day by day the longing for ment of this debt. Frank, you are a true 1^landing marvel which custom cannot father, nnd 1 have also come tn Mexico . glance of welcome. ’ stale Derwent raid to himself that if friend; I can ntver fnrget bow yon have : her presence grew more insistent Now "A.f® you gathering those sprays of and then it start led him. Now and then taken this! I have rn* words with which Dona Zarifu had been stripped of every to endeavor to make money in ventures heliotrope for me. senoritaT he asked, which 1 hope may not prove perilous. If he roused tuiumdf from hts dream of ex­ to thank you. bnt 1 feel it more deeply 1accessory of fortnire her noble beauty smiling. “Thanks; you are too good to' and still more noble character would you were not so kind 1 should hesitate pectation t<» nxk what he should do when answer that presumptuous speech by “You have no reason to thank me." have been none the less evident to him, before intruding my private affairs upon the meeting to which he looked forward giving me one. It is delicious—1 have “Merely as man to nnd none the lent adorable in his eyes. yon: but sin re you are good enough to so eagerly wan o«w when tpere wm no replied the other never seen heliotrope bloom anywhere longer anything co sustain him in tbe man conld I do lens when 1 have the ut­ Perhaps he was right—though the test take an interest in me. I hope you will else as in Mexico—out, if 1 might ven­ let me explain why I have found it would be a severe one, even for a lover — most cqufM:martn.yQur honor and know hopeless pain of separation *1 shall not ture to say so. there is another flower necessary to take this step. ” blowout inv brains.-he would think, that you are anxious to repair what is but at least ha had no reason to expect “You spoke to my daughter. I think, that I would prefer to have." •and that is the only thing of which 1 oo fault of yours? Besides this, my to find such eyes in others. There was "And why should you not venturer am certain- 1 shall five. 1 .hall work, .uncle s good name is almost as dear to nothing surprising in the fact that Mrs. of n debt of honor," said Don Maurizio, she asked. “Surely you have learned I can never fail to Derwent wan more struck by the sur­ whose clear eyes were rending the young that with our flowers at least we are aud perhaps after awhile 1 shall grow me as It is to you man’s face as if they would read his soul. roundings ot the young heiress than by remember that he put tue ou my feet used to it. as one does grow used to all "Yes," the Intter answered, “and the generous." For her remarkable loveliness. The luxuri­ Corms of suffering-, but beyond that 1 when I was young nnd struggling "Whnt are you not generous with? story of thnt debt of honor is known at cannot look Nor will I look. She is the rest, it la not Sibyl's fortune thnt 1 ous carriage which awaited them, with present to only one prison in the world But your cactus"—be looked at the blos­ earning I shall see her. 1 shall touch have sought in seeking her. though of its handsome homes, liveried servants, besides myself— that is my cousin, Mr, :soms she wore in her belt—“is so entire­ her band-and meet her eyes again, and course it will be my duty to see that it nnd every appointment perfect as if for Halbert. With your permission I will ly your own that I fear you would not is not thrown away If it were legiti­ Hyde Park, brought home to her more telljt to Tom" that is enough.” Then :n tlic briefest manner possible care to give it to a stranger." mt bet on- "lie came then- waa a sur­ mately lost, however. 1 should not vividly than all of Derwent’s words the “Ohf* she glanced down, smiling and position and wealth of the people with he told it The few. simple words were mourn We can do without it.” prise. amounting to a shock, in store for strong with feeling, ami stronger still blushing a little, "it is the cactus you “Yon shall not need to do without It.” whom hia good fortune had associated him It occurred one evening when, Well, frankly. 1 think the helio­ with purpose, as Don Maurizio, listening mean? 1 him. As he passed the equipage on the said Derwent “ Your faith and coufiMrs Derwent and Sibyl haring retired with an interest far removed from cun- trope ' suits yqu better This, as you say early, wearied by a day of sight seeing, drnce give ine freSb cuuraga There are Paaeo. Derwept could not<but smile at ority. perceived. When the story waa is ! especially for Mexicans." Halbert and himself were smoking to­ many more mines' in Mexico besides the the expresKioh of his mother's face as finished he held out his band. “I will “And may I not be adopted, in a de­ Baenn Esperanza.’and. God heljnng me. she lay back on .the softly cushioned do my beat to help yen, Mr. Derwent," < gether i« the sitting room of the former gree nt least, as a Mexican?" he asked. And no other expression of । The door was open, partly lor tbe balmy one of them shall yield back all that has seat, regarding ivith a look of perfect be said. “Do yon know that I am going to confidence was necessary. satisfaction the brilliant scene of which been l«a*l nf Sibyl's fortune." air. partly tlmt they might.enjoy the • •— "Now," he added, after Derwent had Mexico my home for an indefinite length •And something for jourself, too I she was a port. fairylike xuene which the hotel and its He was not surprised that, when they expresMil his thanks, "let us consider ‘of time to come? And. more than that, garden alwayr present at night—the hope, raid Halbert, shilling I am to be your neighbor at Miraflores.: the best means of helping you — that is. ' Not fur a long time bad sleep been so met at dinner, Sibyl’s enthusiastic ad­ graceful encircling galleries lighted bril­ •»f enabling you to ncctimpii'sh your end 1Don Maurizio and I are to take thel liantly with incandescent electric lights, sweet to Ik-rwent ns u was that night miration overflowed all verbal bounds in tbe Khortc-Ht time pcssibte. Ami here Buena 1 Esperanza‘with Senor Barrera, ■•She is simply the most beautiful crea­ and the rich tropical foliage of the gar­ The con.Hciutisnexx nf ins cousin's fnendcomes in my bream-wi projioral. You innd I shall personally direct the work.; seen! ” she— said. were. I believe, very favorable impressed ’ slni»-»«» quiet, so nuilrmonatrative. but I ture that I have ever — _________ den fully revealed in the white radiance. Tins, you mb, will bring me within cum-' sincere when tried by the test most .referring »«»Zarifa. “I really did nothing with the value of the Burna Er-iieranza?* « •’I have never been in a place that fortabt** distance *4 Mtraflorea.' “1 Imve never xrt-u a letter m:ue,' charmed ma so much as this." said Hal­ difficult tn man—arrined to revive tns j bnt atare nt Bier, for she ia a perfect Menofrrery faith lovehnvMx. And whole iiuninr—like strung wise Ths picture of ‘ *-x when - *her Derwent oDaweml. “Nutlnug is needed , 'Duyi.n call sixteen l«gn» «com­ no paltu s n> u. Bril0 nj bert. after a pause of some length, “i dinutnceF Sboottax. flobhik'. aatural b ' light up. and she makes that fas­ but the proper application of scientific fortable do not think it is the peculiar circum­ faith that bvMeved so firmly in his honor ■•Cmupured to a thousand mile.*—yes,I and the sympathy that felt with him tn cinating little Mexican salutation with method* to realize a great fortune from stances that make everything seem so it- But I hare understood that lienor ve. ’ ‘y comfortable. I can see you once or* a ______ utterly hia trouble, gave him that comfort which , the fingers, _______she « bewitching. Barrera will not sell." enchanting. And, by the bye. Geoffrey, ttwice a month nt lra»t. 1 oaly hope I W you were to swear until you 1 fed that I ought to tell you something rmn tbe strongest natures stand in used j “He will not. but the other cwntre । •hall not become a dreadful nuisance." Biuousisavous m’IWKJIS;. |».X •f, «tc. ceau a box. Cleveland and Harrison �Established Facts: OUT rjf TU»F- Additional Local. That the Royal Baking Powder is the old-st and purest baking powder, and the greatest k in leavening strength. ( ■ rim. ■-> — » fci* '-TT uw uota-ir i*!" sb« said, Sr~,wu- »< I*-'- ,-~T. * d«-l<ta -Tta tta.— ' -MV it-.- nnd? ff-fure H»e u/*ri‘hip 1 i,hw u- xuro**i 'rtvr urav-rer’ This U kZTw cental renowa- mud. w» Mhl »ta«t >ta prtah— » unwearying applirariou and» the v.rtae* the virtue* that «rfae in the heart after twenty year* of literary . t* fierce Void of enjvynwat trhcr* at last e-uoj<«* there *rt! at:/ w -■ xir.d<*r. not r.^-v. wv Tbe oetifrtl* Lair tie im*.de ,ra a . oflk*. Oft. at ex** of day. (Mil _j,, i—rheerinr Dews t° cnony r». ouX [ —. ^rtm rxnjwsll b»*oisful appeara. X! "’«!•* -««W ■ ta. tata— b, o- «— -F. fl beixFo! Moderator. . AIS meeting^ Hatter IMrbkm Xa ■ t» V. H. K. -4 1'. Tlurfeta; •' iXrfceMtalttattta fflrtalrm »« J "-B. Warwick Bond ia Beigran*. mo,, ita drill r<*^‘ •> . na<l i.init»aii kw***--------them a» salutary aida to that eternal codteotment which shall abide with ua a* the fading ambilwcus Seng t hr. .v himwlf into tb«- .*rifr of the examimrti'Jm with • «osnming heartiness. He was never witboat slips in hi* l»and, and even in bis sleep be I rv.-eated Pi* phrase* without knowing iu 1 Ho enthmliin-’ grew bls pmwion tor print B.t wlitani -, >- « -o Ufe ffl.lfe ta w-l! rri.refe.tfel. wrl ------------row. Uta- lu x-’ ttar- "III w;*» T‘C,. j* ! the ground but a morsel of paper with the gurxlly number of HMtnuta hai—. ■» •" Sciur wa* forty-five votrs of age. and o&e \ character upon it lie would fall into a^ notend. .Having ta*n under order**! blepsartiouHaving taeW picked I, it » up and«x‘i? prev.-».► |, Utta Rta-Ukfa, Utatarf. ol M. -------------->•->ecrateil the carelms person wuo had east it Ir. .a—Itai It ...Jfe-ita-: lim. life to t» looul la PiUtat Mta. taiwonkl ttam ta-nr It r^xnaitlr u> br»t nut io'm’er the one *' han-u- City. [ . F(jr the post thirty y«*r» h<- had regutar- tta. erroa ol tta- «ta tat feitb «o «>raFro® ‘.1* fact that the meuds-te of the d.-; Jy rfjnje (n tbe great civil sery- iatory .wiotr nce from Confucius or one <k vi*loa w-re under «H<lere *>’ the pr-v;U»qv eXWMjnal!on* which take place throughthe FiveiAncirtxt ClaasicM. dtpo* In tbe cuoria-.e, wbeie they »<>a ' * out the empire. Hardiodcad had be striven receptacle thvre preparedJar such precious >hlp. and were L- ’• <’f7!nv ! to qoollfy himself for the honor cf official . XT.“£ ■ «x»«.t-. b«.... it Onur, litter. In «t-i« Scnti's Ulxx*. however, jtsr ntatti- were *>-*k up and cuusldfrrrtl • ratlr. r dnlL and year after year he wa» ud- nllvr vrar went by, with failure wer in SXkes MltH- riX Miwf people.' succ.~n.l- F.w uwUlc he never gut out th'ir train. The tirxight uf hi* mother, ^enttr- ; «f t> tart Uoas^of t!»t« «rtwUve and the hoaxiUEty that she was rtill work­ ly wrong. PfuJ-i'-f ’•'••- rircums»fi*“»Jt, thousand candkta’.wi wno aspired a*be*s- ing mUcpief It* him. often tlcprvraed him Sly. But he straggled oo braveettgth really nuidu substantial Ii one that ie went on, however, nixl by the help ly, and the lista Aaxart. • “i ’Hsh to pr»pb«r it.__ HmriK thl* lUiriw l«bt <ff brro^ t attaror la MJ uoorrrta wc*kra«l by Ma lm —ar* TBE CANDIDATE. iu^gjnjgi^i„-Ma.b0«rig> wna tn*ee wvrw - ■ r— -----child of which he was Use was no answering so terrible a rejUnder. _ In his heart <mr frkwl was, however.-u very much doubt after all m te his ability to win for hi* unknown frirud* the morw-y they had Inverted upirt him. He felt^th** U. tar.«~4.tatta,u~taj conditions •Ixrt. With advancing up.,' Mot. Th.J Iradrn <1wo. tta. la tartlrolar. hara^wl bun. and tan . *. ..*v _< Li-. —...Ha, »/ mw-n/rr emlv There a med m the rMnnOctme ot the Roy«l Baking I-owder mom than half ol all the cream oi ur.ar in the United State, for alt purpere, Thu a reqmrea and mmt be chemican, pare, and chcmrcaU, pare cream of tartar coaid not be obtarned in the market, of era earn,try or Europe, »hrch necemruted ibe Lmhlrng of .pecial too often. wisdom safe! iu tbe reign of-ln tbe reigs uf- It was during tbe Ming but I cannot ret-.lln.-t tbe venerable ixxil viiiual’s name, nor hi* exact words, t uouk~ ’ . . _ a -L- .---- • T--------- student*. to eating his frugal supper, whan a visitor of distinction was annoanerd. Coantkn**. were tbe obeisance. tbe visitor’s -errant offered to Seng and Seng requited them to the visitor himself. The Latter then expressed his wish to see our friend by himself. nad to «*y some- HaHlBgi ! x’zsuc’-r.'1 > a • rrultan of heart , >“ ™ c p l Timothy staed-firiltag at »2j#» per tia. “ “*■ • i'btekMM lire Sc; rfrrvMtl JSe. ana muiucn h,wiuiu>uo ...... ..-« . - ■• - . — -- taiibcd the regnrl of th<! unirr. ami then : great t.eol uf money, but -— Awl by nomeansadlshoM* proposal, 17..., ___ » «« >.<■ «ti — n >-a mnrwl “ Aral bruo HKMB «'. he turned himself, to his s.ljre aud moral etcrciaes with the xeal and sprightllDart of most virtuous sir. to whom all t he Injunc­ tion* cf our most sapient am! excellent an­ a boy. “It shall be this year or never," he said cestor* art- a-, familiar as your wife’s tatx. of the natural law, which impels a dull if I may L- (mnioned for mentioning It for roan to M>ek a clever wife ami on inteL to hirnst-H He said it alw> to hi* tutor, . ’*’£* “iual rnan a miTe doll of a girl for a help who had great confidence in him, oml who tho sake of ths simile.” ’ •‘It is nut very honest.” demurred the _itv. It would hath mattered Ltsa—evra <lid not scruple, over innumerable cup* of ™r.' perplexed Seng: '‘but «till I have heard of if it Lad not been n puJtive-conrenirncv tea, to whisper it nbrorol that Pisrng wns —hadNivt Mme. tieag las w* Will call tbe- as sure of a place this year as man coald be. more unpardonable deeds.” ’'Infinitely mure unpardonable deeds arc Now Pi-M-rig was our friexxl’* full name, UlVff lady. Sirag'a old ■ mother) ..Uta.U. / becomeIMtftVM much*** inmruu-ltiit V lifer Aa it Waa. capacitated 1l.y her L!in<ln«mai blindnw. * As was, but for brevity’s sake be wo.* generally dally committed in the kingdom, am! Dot she desired u daughter-ln-taw whprn she kuown by the ordinary name of Seug. In «*> much os one hutuw fly ways, 'You are to «■„ -I.atta- dhtata io taia., <1ly. todoerfeTthlng c.-onm- the schools, however, be was of course en­ blame,' to the persons who are guilty cf pl., -Anefent Onter of Itafeuta, Ita k, ta.uw. iron, Lurimr rta to tered in full, ami the prefix "Pi” gave him them. But bow far removed from the bo.* ...... aril r.ndered by ita- ktaebu a | d u ,ta«U. .illglm. L nil » u, , , • _ . ■ uuv.iux me mciuwmc •uiigira. w» w vii ** u» a certain distinction which the multitude derian^ of guilt is the aetlun I am «ncouple -1 y..„ ,<». «»y <jr x»,n wlo. । u ^Lhely polled oj.-l tag .offering of Other candidates, with name* os coni>>.d ffotalta. In ..me ot the -urmu.ta.nt th, „,d ,vm bl ,™ which ri.e mon a* our “Smith," “Brown," “RolrfnTHK GREATEST vlll*g»rt. Pfseng, fur the guod of others. Instead if son,” “Jones,” etc., by no means enjoyed. loved to bestow upon subordinates. As tbe time came on for the great exam­ reaping honor and * certain posit km (ranch Sing’s- wife, however, was not such a girl. She suited Seng, nnd Seug suiUtj inations to begin, the influx of student* overextimated though this o-snuredly is>, you bow your head t<» some destitute • Dr. Dnrld Morton tells a good war vtory her. Ix-cause he was at all times fairly civil into the imperial city made a -pcrcrptibie ReHEOY pF THE ACE. youth who i* your Inferior in mind power, on Dr. Savage, of Uus Anyricnn Bible soci­ toward her. She took the greatret possi­ difference in the population of tho streets. and you say to him with a heart over­ It also caused proportkmato excriemeut ble care of her teeth and* daily washed her ety, who wa* a strong Union man. crowded with generosity: ‘Take, my Just after the battle of Perryville in Oc­ • w-n with a celeliratrd . perfumed water among tbe students themselves, their kin­ tober, 1883, Dr. Savage was at ope of his vrirrantwh to preserve their brightnem. dred and tbo various proprietors of tbe lot­ brother, the reward that would have Iscen appointment* to baptize some 'cblldreu.' Q’or the rust, she was content so she could teries, who were now to reap their annual mine. I give it freely to you aud retire For Sale by all Druggists. There wa* a large crowd, and a sturdy avoid‘her taother-in-lnw’s voice and the harvest of cash and taels from tho specula­ into private life to enjoy the fruits of my life long acquaintnncc with virtue and southern matron brought her fwr children canu with which, latterly, in her ol<l age, tive Inhabitants of the city. And this is one cf tho many odd features j noble sentence. ‘ ” to tbe altar. 'Name this child.’’ said the the blind woman was often wont to pursue | Dn. Mixer & Sons, Hastings, Mich. ‘‘The ten th xuand taels will be in cash. •Union preacher, laying his hand on the her. Vain was It for Seng, in r«-qxm.Mj to ; ot Ufa in tbe far east ta contraoted with I presume, no* in land?” asked S^ng. hesi­ boy’s bead. "Simon Bolivar Buckner,’’ his mother's complaints, to dole forth moral life among ourselves. In the soufi of Gy rope Lite lotteries are tantly. iu»d .rith a hurried look round was the reply, which cnaMrl a smile to maxim* for hi* wife's improvemeat. Tho | 1 come over the congregation, but the brave copy lx»k phtas.-. were excellently spokes, concerned whh Inanimate numbers. ‘You about him. “In the rncrtt undoubtwl at papers, greet hut they fell <m unfertile suit Anti, more- invest your n-micy on thera in a serie*, and preacher went oo with hl* duly. Seng through his ------thus.— yon —lose it—much — more often than sir. They shall be turned into *i!vcr, if sc “Name this child,’’ taking the next in ,ever, ----- - when ------- ----« perceived --------- ---------3- — -----------------— — ---------StX*Ct.lclc* bow how saow JIlBW white whitM were Ilia knrtw ntrint, order “Pierre Gustave Toutant Beaure I spectacles his nr,t nut. With With ni us horse racing rx^'-na revm* rm on a ruir par it please you. Then your self renunciatory If you want to get a better price ’ gunl,” nnd the smile grew into a snigger, ■P'b*t's pretty tentbj and with what an at- with the lotteries. Bpt tho exalted China* mind has deeMed?” for old scrap than you do from Seng thought earnestly tor a minute. By while Dr. 8»vng« became rod in’ the fata tractive luster her^eyes sparkled toward man fa not content with such mrthodsof peddlers, bring your old iron of all He the yoiinj; young uarucsiixe namesake of more uucu of'.cu mnu than not, profit end la**. At the time of tbe great accepting this proposal be would be saved x«t baptized vub or the tne j him. even he was. uiurv great engineer ’ soldier and went ou with tocurwa when t_ ho;.xncnnt —..;;to —w»l<L —I examination bobacksc.-.ndidntesiniiacanxiety for th 3 rest of his lift Even ns an kinds, copper, zinc, lead, rubbers, oflteial there would be do end but death to the o'rernooy “Name thia one, ” be gasped. Tnuwrt Tnusortof of thing thing exasperated exasperated the the ihotbcrrfuHberrios, even m the Italian with n spare half ■e..., M- KW'IHU, . - ------------- —------ v~. „ .......... • ■ • . •• ' »~ta . —. —. . .... _ .. rags and old carpets to the rooching for the thinl “‘Albert Sydney i ra-taw immeasurably. Latterly she became I franc backs tho numbers bis nuperstitiou the harassments and future examinations Johnston," enme the answer. ver. The smile Vl*ry bitter, nnd aud would run amuck about and the tatelate-t ’t populnr popular dream book urge before him. Then there was bis child, so became audible and the preacher apoplep- the house with hi her brat- ’ him ra to farnr favor wi with pink and white, and likely to have a large, rith the cane iii hxr hand, iirate 1 his suftrages. tic. Heavin;; x dgh of relief, he took tue Ing this way and thid. mid colling her . Aim!m> it hiuipcncd t i.nt, os tbe fame of appetite. fourth child, a little girl, wbene gender be dnugbu*r-in-lr.w many opprobrious names. Seng’s indcfatlgablo Industry and more iksiditt, it was such a huge ram. Ho ; Michigan aye, fondly NupfKVMd would precltulea continua­ The girl would stand in an alcove nnd tliun usually strenuous efforts at bin stud­ might even begin with it and become a Opp. Roller Mill, Hastings, Mich. tion of beruir reproductlou. and mld,wNanw watch the old woman's proceeding* quite ies Itecamn raised abroad in the parlors of niillloualru. This was a terribly mean am­ this child.” “Mary Stonewall Jackson calmly, and without cither the wfah or the professors and tbo lack streets of Peking, bition for his exalted mind to entertain. Lro,” came a reapouse that set the congre­ thought of taunting lu-r. But, when the the public began to fancy him as a winning Nevertheless, entertain it he did. and espe­ A. SCRIBNER, M. D.. gation in a roar, while the Union parson swish of the cane approached in her direc­ card. cially in connection with the very grave be­ • Physician snd Surgeon. thought he hail held in hia arms tbe whole tion she would gently step through the Great, then, was tbo run upon tbe series lief within hi*n that be was far from being Ihsltou. ■ Mfch. Southern Confederacy.'-Louisville Courier window of the alcove, not forgetting even in which tho name uf Piseng.nppcared. In such candidate form as the public nu-> Office In residence, oo« block cut at depot. Journal. te bolt it from tho outside, le»t an accident Word of this wns, of course, soon brought posed. If bo failed the people would have should happen. Tbe old woman would, to our friend, who abode v. ithl his wife In a ns much cause to lx? on*;ry with him as jf PROBATE ORDER. continue her malevolent rushes to and fro small bouse in a mean part of tho dty. he took this step which secured him from dtatc ot Michigan. county ot Barry.-ss. What doth II profit a man to know how until she was exhautUd. Then Seng’s “They shall not la disappointed,” said penury for life. much of hh lifu Is spent In puttlug on hh wife would return, and, with soothing “I will receive the 10,000 taels,” said Seng, with ill concealed elation. “There boot* or parting hh hair «• fumbling for worth, try te assuage tbe poor blind crea­ *Ptyo.LH**H?n- ln 5X1,1 county- ou Wed-'' are virtue* of different kinds, but of these Seng, “and haring them. I will quit Pe­ lh nesdv. the UXh day of February, in the ye*r the evasive shirt button! And who cores ture’s animosity against her, anti when king at once. It shall suffice for me hence­ the preeminent ones arc as follows." to know how-much or how many of Ufl* she was more than commonly exhausted forward that I pursue the three happi­ All day long ho gave himself over to his that, or the other will reach around the she would take her upoa her knee ns if she labors. His wife wax as anxious as he nesses of long life, wealth nnd a family of wnrlxl. or make n pyramid to the akies! were a baby, uad-roc^ht.r until her strength in tne matter ot the estate of Waihlnrtoa k was. For the time she thought less about sons. My constitution, though impaired, Ferris, deceased. * ’ This ton of thing ha* Ixren <lone to death. and indignation had"rycovcred themselves. her lovely almond shaped eyes nnd white may yet suffice for the first nnd last of Still, we must allow that now- and again a Such scenes os these became very com­ teeth than about the issue of the dreaded these desirable ends. As for tho wealth, statistical genius hits upon a new fi«Jt or mon in the house. They moved poor Seng examination. Indeed, the result of this your esteemed consideration and my own erased paying that the administration of raid estate may be granted to Patsey McPharilD. or pma an old one In a new light. Here is •to tears more than once, and he might self sacrifice in the present matter may to some other suitable person. somebody aasuring ns that 12,000 retiefo., have been heard muttering to himself a uomed to her almost of more consoqner.ee ,lil*r*t|tfO" ll in n"trnh| serve ns a stepping stone to it. I have said.” a qtmrter of th«r. omnibus**, |«m through string of precepts enjoining the duty of than the flat browed little boy ba'te which "Mort discreet Piaeng." waa the other’* eleventh day of Mareh, ■be bore upon her .lap, nnd which had nigtheStramlin a day carrying fi3.a» per filial love and forbtMimnce under all drunfixed the past year by coming ihto tho reply, nod after a few more words he with­ drew, promising that the money should be Each vehicle, it seeniH ia,^wlng co the cunurtonces. But tbcuv can be no doubt world to bless her. nil this agitation .u home affected hh It was absurd that they should starve sent that night. narruwuera of the street doiayed oo an chances at tbe examinations. His depres­ In effect, it waa sent and received, and average three mlcute*. What of that! sion was something terrible when the lists an underlings iu n mandarin’s household when Seng had tbe ability at length to be­ the following morning, instead of sitting Office in the city of 1 °°? n^L?^on*b,Jr "J,k ‘Oh«" *y« the down to a tireaome desk, our friend, with calculator, lu affect, “the total waste of appeared, ouu ho reafizwl that he bod come, maybe, a mandarin himself. People took to stepping Seng in the hi* wife and child, and tho money in porta­ time equals 5,lfw honra. which nt the mod­ gained uo ground—or os good os none— during the previous twelve months. streets and pr ying him wonderful compll- ble form, set out for Canton, where he pro­ ' erate rate of one shilling per hour, is £j.v? When Seng ranched tho ripe age of forty menta. They also Implored him, of hia In­ posed begin u new life, devoted to com- i L*£ *laT or over £47JXX) per annum."—Caa his mother duxL Thia wns n sad blow to the finite courtesy, te oblirtu them by succeed­ inerce instead of official honor. soil's Journal. poor man. Not that he would have been ing as n candidate. They were interested This desertion of literature for commerce mconsohbia tor his mother's Iom in itself, in his success or failure to the extent of— woo a ood drop Ln the world for our poor ■lapsuese Ouna tor he had schooled ,hinu>elf into the assurfriend. As n student of the character and Tho Japanese name for all guns is Tan- unoo that she had iong exhausted the pieua- an indefinite number of taels. W. Armstrong. This was of couhw exceedingly pleasant a disciple of tho great Canfuciua and Men­ (Atruecosv.) Judge ot frobate. en-ohima. from the inland cf Tanega. urw of existence. But, ns n matter of where firearms were flrrt Introduced ic*o fact, with her vanishc.l the’ means cf the from uno point of view. It wa* ths kind cius he wa* an aristocrat of the Flowcry , Land, though |xx>r as a harbor coolie or a Japan by foreigners. They’used firelocks a’KWebold support. It was an Iniquitous of thing that could not fail to encourage a xanguiue student. But, on tbe other hand, elutfr porter. But In taking to trade ho down to about 18UR with a fura, which wns thing. Tho o.d woman, from mere spite, though nt first Seng took it u a high, degraded hinmelf below the unlettered wound about the arm. This wa* n Btring had bequeathed such estate as sue bad to honor and would blush when his virtuesi worker in the fields. The worst ot it was ot crushed ixtmboo fibers or of the Crypto­ ths hurt!* of a certain pagocU on a hill and application were so elaborately exmaria Janobica. n member of the cypres* aver against her house. They were to build toled te his fnco, by and by ho began to ter naiurc nou to his own unrighteous and (•wily. Tbe former wits considered the her a tmeitomb, with a south aspect, on an fi»l that then? was a ratponsiblUty about lasy iiL»tinctx, but to his mother's untiring better, bnt the latter was more commonly other nrigisbor'.ng idfi. u> b<r mc^ry bls position which affected bis nerves. . Mod. rail burn*wlower nnd no kvops fire grwn for a pt-riod. • aeock •ye." he raid longer -Philsd«lpbm ledger. Never wm. there suck a hard uixl extra, anion UtUe re be felt very tea­ anfinary —- -------------- _ — • derly toward dreadful toandcrthat;— Seng In his tendsrert Keng-Strin (or ghost tore) in the country. n't^h-d*1 bimforBT« m«u .!n«ta. tbe bMpplwa or ih» tltap ptlut-.cot <ff ■» nuij uf m, fellow enw and his loJUcWtjn. h. „m, eacj3B<ItjnJ€ teeth ami eyrabnt next to no Thi-waa a uuuafertcuntratration MIXERS c&ss BLOOD CANCER & SCROFULA OLD RAGS! I ir j >~ruriy MX) taels cf income which r ~r■-too,i^-btah- 5“.» . ,ta tataruj v-7 taj»T JtataO.. be ta Ita- be-- Ibtar-1 »!».» and ...4 ii>u» lb». jlta-rwwhere obcouraire m-t • *Mrt -4 (CmapeUiibnU .cmaprimdfM « Lr noth" . I , winters tlil»yW : winw ra of Ulin year’’ * »> b“. ‘ ”r’ *‘!l *'« buck againv. Hatting* two yrant Inure, ' but *!! tt st tlx- divbion expert do thb . UOM on, Oil. to trel irri frre 41“ to iu go KV yrar b tx» go aud look ILev plrsM— when: they p’.r-mw saud1 whep ‘ “ **■ never a frefing U.at 0e»> b/en -jvm iheirtf while at previou* coticiavf*. Trie Knights will probably give an ratertaintnenl and po»ri• bly n serie* of cntertaluuMml*, to tawe I THE MARKETS SSSEmSsl SE.£»v=sk-s—a br nL.-y * t, that »hry eiwtUh :b. funds- «u»amtab>; by uf^ta tmtan Amxtat! --h-f iSH. tta It , er’afe-ral nrrw^<sr«. Al! other baking powders, when analyzed, shew traces of lime and sulphuric acid, whicii from the impurities of the materia in the market, which their ma;:Ufa : This is why the Royal Baking I’o?.. * . only absolutely, pure baking powder mauc. / So the days crept on until it was the evt al the opening «-( the great competition. Peking palpitated with the -onnd of re­ prated phrases and with tbe throbbing at to do liis utmuet te induce Seng to with­ draw from the exami nat ban. “1 um able, most learDcd sir, to |«opora te you tho • «n» of lrM»0 tael* » » rampensatinc for ywr obli^ng sacrifitf-’’ ,m.-, desire Stu. -xtad tta circle* t-.mta ct u-mfoU. ^t 'it ta Stta him b. ~ • «*»« Mm. • Ten thouwiroi taels’” exclaimed Seng, didn't <-xteud the cf .• -- ' u-..rl ~ u«:.-. Ptar-»l» the ,u>.« nitta. ttarn ! eUrt. Tta. -u rtjtata*. Iwt Staff with natural surprise. “Il is true. lured trot dirgulsw it from ttauxh ’ 7fe.ta^iSir« wSbUrewmi I wUtaM<m>w«*» a prre-.T. of your psrspieadty. Tbe public bare lacked you—perthm the nnschploriy This brings u» to S' ng s forty-six:a year. phrase. I rotrrat-harc backed you to ruch Bli lite -"«i U-ey wive inou ™ — —----• tatatta hfe.^ tta^mtatta.tbt I es a^gi syrs tu "i That it is free from every injurious substance. That it makes lighter, sweeter, more nutritious and healthful food than any other The Royal Baking Powder Company refines its own cream of tartar in its own mammoth re­ finery. and thus insures its unvarying quality. Au Old IWffl! IT IS A 7-0ctave Organ. Manufactured by the Lawrence Organ Co. It has seven octaves with the divided couplers. A piano has 7}-3 octaves.*) Ths Lav. rence Organ Co. are the first and original manufacturers of the seven octave organ and have hhd them on the market seven years. The Lawrence Organ Co. have valuable patents that no other company dare use. Call and examine then, at the store of * I I It E. A. MATTISON, HASTIMGS, - - MICH., Who has sold over i,ooo instru­ ments in Barry Co., and sells the best pianos and organs. JUNK SHOP, C I’m i -<J01 fl Ghateau In France, a home in the mountains of Georgia, the entree of Savannah Society and a Moonshiner for a lover. What more could a beautiful and romantic girl require to make her an enchanting heroine? She figures in His Second Campaign, °-Ur 2,EW ^er*a^ Story, by Mau­ rice Thompson. You will miss many moments of pleasure if VOrt fail f-zs —taz.X 2a. q> it � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-02-25.pdf fbbd6914c1018ff257dbd753eb1e55a4 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ingmedium in Bar­ ry County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXVI. NO. 43 THE PEOPLE'S COO^: BROS.. IIAXTIXGfi, MICH. YOUR LIFE TIME DRUG STORE WE GUARANTEE For 16 years the leading drug and book store iu Hastings. SPOONS Sscflad-Hand School Books, The most complete stock, and lowest prices. All kinde—used in the county. . UI. (Joodyem The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. Hastings, Mich. FORKS WITH . Sterling Silver I BACKS TO WEAR 29 YEARS. 3 The pieces of Sterling Ter inlaid at tte pdat I FIVE TIMES as much surer as la Stand­ ard Plate. FAR BETTER than light Solid Silver .and nut oac-hair tho com. . Each article is stamped E. STERLING-INLAID FH. , Accept no substitute. ' FOR SALE.-A eeneralj mer­ Do you buy silverware that is not to wear any length of‘ chandise business at Milo. Stock guaranteed time at all, principally groceries. Postoffice Wiien a slight w advance in with store, and only store io the cost you For can get goods- warranted to wear 25 years. place. A good opening., Ai­ tes Box 2, Milo, Mich. at F. B PAJCOAST’S, The Reliable Jeweler. Always the best gootjls and low­ est prices. Call and examine. Hoyt's Crushed Java i It is the best in style. It is the best in the eftp. It is the best on th«-market. It gives satisfaction, or can be re­ turned. Price only 2oc.*per lb. but the quality is bang up. L. E. STAUFFER. COUNTY NEWS. duA COUNTY. Delton ladies want a good dressmaker to locate there. Fred Van Orsdni has started a new cigar factory at Nashville. A. L. Cooper wifi open a furniture store in Woodland ”ln the near future.” • The first,village election in Woodland will take place Monday, March 7th. Nashville’s common council has bought 500 feet of new hose and a hose wagon for tho new fire department. Woodla/id Is agitating for a new hotel, and they do say that there is an aching need of one tn that bright village. Tlie Del tun Breeze Is certain there’s money in it to the man who will build houses to rent in that hustling village. The Nashville News claims that the stores of that place are away above the average in neatness, and the News tells the truth too. Nashville high school boys made them­ selves and Geo. Wright, of that place, very happy tlie other day. Mr. W. was alek, and the boys went over and sawed and split a big pile of wood for him. IN FEBRUARY I You may need drugs, patent t medicines, dye stuff (Cushing | Perfection, Diamond or Peert less dyes), toilet articles and * toilet soaps (the finest line in I town), perfumery (Seeley’s is I the best), school books (new I rod 2nd hand), paints (Green "S leal lead and Acme White | ^ad Works), or wall paper 3 al. on Fred L. Heath, THE DRUGGIST. I He will please you. Price and quality guaranteed. ' Prescriptions carefully com­ pounded. OLD RAGS! If you want to get a better price or old scrap than you do from >eddlers, bring your old iron of all dnds, copper, zinc, lead, rubbers, ags and old carpets to the JUNK SHOP, Michigan ave, Roller Mill, Hastings, Mich. WHOLE NO. 1915 HASTINGS, MICH., FEBRUARY 25, 1892. Hastings Banner Published Thursdays ,y Harry Witte post, Na 418. was muster­ ed In at Morgan the 17th with 17 charter members, and the following officers: H. IL Sparks, commander: E. J. Hale. S. V. C.; H. P. Feagles, J. V. C.; H. A. Lathrop, Q. M.. D. C. Howell, Surg.; M. Sutherland, Chap.: J. C. Krelger, O. D.; S. B. Preston. O. G.; N. V. Whldock, Adjt: L. E. Seothom, S. M. C. C. Dean has invented a very useful hat rack which we do not feel at liberty to explain to the public at present, as it will be some little time before the models are completed, but which vou need not be sur­ prised to wake up some morning and find has made him a fortune. It is” simple, neat and when seen, necessary to Anns who sell bats. He will apply for a patent Immediately.—Woodland News. Geo. Witte left his tegmstandlng in front of the NashviU»-jx»t-offl?e the other day while he-went in after his mall. This, was a golden opportunity for the team to light out for home, and they did so with-great emphasis. Dragging behind the pair of bobs was a stone boat Bert Parody made a bold stab to stop the team. As he did to, the stone boat come gyrating in his direction, and he got a spanking he will never forget He was lifted bodily off his feet, performed several astonishing evolutions In mid air, and landed hard. But he wasn't hurt much. Still be thinks that when he feels any aspirations swell­ ing up in his bosoui to stop a runaway team hereafter, he will promptly suppress them. The team and bobs wore afterward secured not much the worse off for this Incident. Hope Center. Chas. Chandler and wife have moved tileI r car to Dowling—Harrison Hart went to see his little daughter May Saturday— Aunt lx>t Payne ha.- the grip^-Chria Schram lost a horse last week—0. D. Loomis is getting out timber, preparing to build a barn—Gid Wilkinson and wife spent Sunday at Felix Chamberlain's— Mrs. A. Rcplogle visited at O. D. Loomis Thursday—Mrs. John Kahler, who was stricken with paralysis, is^galnfag slowly —Chas. Hinkley had him face cut by a kick from a horse the /other flay—Mr. Chaderdon jamed two fingers badly hand­ ling Ice—Mrs. Leroy Schantz la visiting friends near Bedford—Mr. and Mrs. Hinkley are sick with grip. A great improvement has been made in the musical abilities of our young people, since Prof. Taylor commenced teaching here—Judging from the preparations being made at the brick yard, the brick business will be rushed the coming season—A car­ load of lumber, which is being furnished by M. J. -Goss fora bam for Will. Kern, Is expected to-arrive here this week—Frank Leonard and wife visited the hitter’s sick mother last Sunday—Ambrose Barrett passed through here one day with his saw mill and engine enroute for Frank Pierce’s job ip Baltimore—The sheriff was in town one day last week, on a little business connected with shade treca-r-Tbere Is some talk of Henry Wilkinson renting tlie Bur­ ton house at Delton—Mrs. Jane VanHorn, whose recovery lias been considered doubtful, is thought to bo improving—The youngest son of Martin Bates and wife lias come to make them a long visit. Al­ though his arrival was sudden, it was not unexpected. His name should be George Washington as the 22d Is the date ot his birth. • Quimby. Our weather has taken a thaw—The ladles aid society met with Mrs. James McIntyre, Feb. 17th. A very pleasant time was had by all present—Henry Houghtalin has purchased of Gilbert Strik­ er forty acres of timber, and soon will put a mill thereon—Mr. and' Mrs. G. Striker visited Nashville friends last Sunday—The protracted meetings at the East Baltimore U. B. church Iwva closed. No converts are reported—On f next aid society will be held at Gilbert Striker’s March 10th. All are cordially invited—Bom, to Mr. ami Mrs. E. Gregory, Feb. 91st, a ten pound boy. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. prophesy of the Democrat came tore, as to people regretting that they had attended. If the company will coniine itself to voeal g Monday evening a barn In the third and Instrumental music, it ought to meet ' ward, belonging to Dr. Burton was burned with success. to the ground. The structure was a very ancient one, and the fire was no doubt of REASONS WHY. Incendiary origin. * The loss must have been at least 81.60. Additional Local News. Mrs. D. G. Robinson gave a whist and pedro party Tuesday evening, and Mra. At the January session of the board of Carrie Goodyear gave a pedro ^arty Sat­ urday evening. They were both given ex­ supervisors the board voted unanimously clusively for the ladies—the gentlemen to submit to a vote of the electors of Barry county the question of raising >10,000 for not being "In U" at all. a new Jail and $44,000 for a new court Among the items in our Cedar Creek house. The board of supervisors would items last week was one announcing the not ask the people to vote an unnecessary M»pl«(;r»ve’ Frahk Gveramlth and Will Hawks have death of Mrs. Addison Pennock. This tax: and by raising but 918.000 a year for gone north with some horses to deal for was a mistake we are happy to say. Mr-, three years, they have provided that the cuttie—The social at IL Phillip’s was a Pennock Is alive and feeling first rate, tax should not be burdensome. The unan­ success. There was about 90 in attendance Tho name of the deceased should have imous action of the board was influenced and all report a good time—Alice Troyer, read Mra. Addison Benedict by the following facto regarding the court of Nashville, spent Saturday and Sunday The largest sale of sliver ware reported house and jail. with Maple Grove friends—The neighbors lost week was only large in pieces, the We give these reasons so that the action turned out and cut wood for Mr. Robart value being only about $40.00. John of the board may be fully understood, and Friday afternoon of last week—The ladles Bessmer Informs us that he sold one lady the taxpayers know the facts regarding mite society of the U. B. church met with In this city 875.00 worth of silver ware at the questiop. Banttata. Mrs. Bivens Wednesday of this week—Mr. one time anti one gentleman $65.00 worth We have no other Interest except as pub­ The debate that was to come off last Hafner, who teaches the Moore school, lic spirited citizens to urge upon the peo­ of hollow ware last Christmas. Friday, night nt the school house, has been and a-Ms Peterson, who resides in the ple of Barry county to provide for their postponed for two weeks—Doty & Styles district had some trouble one day last The Detroit Journal has been purchased own safety. Certainly If they can afford shipped last Friday a carload of sheep and week, but as we do not know the full par­ l»y Ex-senator T. W. Palmer and William to run the risks they are now running we- , a carload of cattle for Buffalo— Last Satur­ ticulars we will not state farther than to Livingstone, Jr., and It is announced tha( can. day Harvey Bellengcr shipped a carload of say that they will haye a law suit al Nash­ no effert or expense will be spared to make BXA8038 WHY WE SUOL'LD Bl’II.D A JAIL, sheep—Last week Wednesday some of the ville next Saturday—Mr. Hnil. of Balti­ It the most complete afternoon newspaper Because the present Jail does not com­ boys around here went to Hastings to see more, tilled Rev. Stairs appoint men: here in the west Mr. Livingston, who assumes ply with the plain provisions of the law. the third degree of masonry conferred on last Sunday—Geo. Deuiary and wife nre the active management of The Journal, is Because it Is not a safe jalL one of their old neighbors-^CIate 1’etten- visiting’ friends In Ionia Co.—Mr. and a representative republican whose exper­ Because it does not properly provide for . gill traded horses hat Saturday—Mrs. Mc­ Mrs. Wm. Frantz, of Sunfield, visited nt ience in newspaper work and management the separation of young offenders from ' Kenzie is'on the sick list, but is Improving IL Lecdra Tuesday of this week—D. H. covers quite a period of years. hardened criminals. at tills writing—Doty & Stilts went with Brice and Emmanuel Dickerson were at Because It does not provide for the sep­ John McGregor, while working In a saw their stock to Buffalo, and will take in the Morgan Inst Wednesday to help cat the aration of the sexes. sights of the Niagara Falls before return­ many good things prepared by the ladles mill for Sheriff Baldwin in Cauandaigus a Because in case of fire it would be a few weeks ano. received injuries from the ing—Mrs. Moffard is slowly on the gain. al the G. A. IL |>ost organized at that effects of which he did Saturday. Deceas­ veritable death trap. Her daughter, of Battle Creek, is with her time. Because its sanitary condition Is simply ed wqs an exemplary man and bad charge now, and the one from Hastings-has re­ of Mr. Baldwin’s interests In that village. terrible and it Is impossible to remedy It turned home to rest—Most all the people owing to its faulty construction. The topic of to-day Is G. W. and his Ed Edwards and wife, A. Shively and wife hereabout bare had the grip. Because it has been condemned. little hatchet, but unfortuately some one and Tom McGregor accompanied the re­ Because it Is too expensive to transport­ without either music or patriotism in their mains to this city Tuesday. The funeral Not very good sleighing for the 23d— souls had intimated to our teachers they took place at the Leech school house Tues- passengers back and forth from Charlotte, The dance at Bowens Mills was well at­ were hired to teach, not to have shows, so dav. Rev. Puffer officiating, and the re­ besides being unsatisfactory. HEASONS WHY WE SHOUTD UU1LD A COUBT tended an<l all had a good time—Art no observance of the day was had in our mains were Interred In tho Carlton ceme­ HOUSE. Stocking and Ed Hall expect to go to Cale­ schools as recommended by the state Sup’t. tery. Because the law requires each county donia Center next Friday nlgljt to play for —Madam Grundy has it thi^t our hotel is The schools of the city celebrated Wash­ to provide a suitable court-house and fire soon to be opened under the ' management a dance. ’. ington’s birthday with appropriate exer­ proof offices. . \ of B. Damon. Hope ’tit* true—The Wash­ cises, which took place in the high school. Dowling. Because Barry county has .neither. ington social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Because the offices are full of valuable Wo will correct the mistake we made Briggs on Friday eve was a success. E. The program was nn excellent one and well carried ouL The recitations given records which have been ovtt 50 yean* in last week. Henry Babcock bought Jerry Jones and Maude Buggies as George and \ Canejjr’s farm, not Jerry Cancer's—Chas. Martha supported the characters finely. by little Margaret Loomis, of Grand Rap­ accumulating. Lester has bought a span of three year old A pleasant literary and musical program ids. were especially flue and worthy of Because every man’s title depends upon colts—M. Smith and family xytelted rela­ was rendered—Dr. Mcl^ay and his many nolle-. Though only six years old her the deeds recorded In the Register’s office, gestures, emphasis on the portions that and there are 40.000 of them. tives In Assyria last. Sunday—Norman friends arc rejoicing over the resnlt of the Because the offices contain evidence to Flriciiaui of Ohio was visiting relatives Count vs McLeay malpractice suit. But needed emphasis, and facial expressions here last week—We learn that Mrs. Ben the Dr. says that lawsuits are an expen­ were perfect. Her recitations were indeed support all foreclosures of mortgages, sales wonderful for one so young, and even Toby Is very sick at this* writing—Daniel sive luxury—Mrs. Harding entertained of land on execution, judgments!, in eject­ Striker and I). R. McOmlier and wife of H. Goss, E. Jones and G. Mullen ata now she can bold her own with the major­ ment, decrees settling titles^ and me evi­ Hastings attended the funeral of Mr. pleasant tea Friday evening In honor of ity of those who profess to be “elocutipnlsta.’ dence is nowhere else. Bryant last Monday—Died at his home her brother from Douglas—Our people Because the offices contain the records A feature of the new election law is the showing the legularity of all proceedings Feb. 20. Daniel B. Bryant after a short were treated to two most excellent sermons ifecesrity that ail tickets shall be printed illness of heart trouble. Mr. Bryrnt was" yesterday. Rev. Harding talked on ••What of the supervision, including tlie appor­ a highly respected citizen. He leaves six is Mair at tho M. E. church In the morn­ on cue sheet, and that tho tickets nomina­ tionment and equalizing of taxes, and the children to mourn his loss and we extend ing and in the evening Rev. Axtell ot ted must Lmj given into the hands ot tlie assessment rolls and tax-history of the ohr heartfelt sympathy to them in their Kalamazoo college addressed himself to inspectors ot election five days before county. affliction—Wm. P. Bristol is not quite as the youhg men more particularly. It was election, which will do away with the plan Because all wills, administrators and heretofore in vogue of holding nomina­ well as he has been. a scholarly (ftTort ana replete with rich tions on Saturday night previous to elec­ guardian sales can be shown only by tho Probate records. . words of good advice — Mrs. Ruggles and Crcaay. tion. The tickets are to be printed by the Because all administrators' and guar­ Fred Barber and Eddie Fisher attended daughter took in the city of Plainwell on election board appointed by the council or dians' bopda and their accounts are kept the play at Kalamazoo Friday evening— Thursday last—Our sick are nearly all town board for that purpose. Every voter in the probate office. out, Dora Gibb* being the only one serious ­ deposits all of the Ijckets in the box, desig ­ Peter Rickenmore. and Newel Barber nre Because all of the above records are ex­ home from College spending n few days ly sick—Harry Goes and Milton Owen re­ nating what candidates he votes for by a posed to constant danger from fire. wlrfi their parents—Mrs. Frank Barber turned to the Agricultural college to-day— mark wl|h a stamp or pencil opposite the WHY $54,000 SHOULD BE VOTED. Our streets have presented quite a lively name ot such candidate. and Mm. Warren Fisher are on the sick Because it will be no more than enough list—Warren Fisher Is paying 90 cents a appearance for a few days past, and Sat­ The Chief of the Department of Fine audyct the experience of other counties bushel for a carload of wheat. Several of urday was n day calculated to make the Arts has been abroad for many months provesthut it will be enough. tho fanners here have sold for that price— business people of small railroad towns Usiting the galleries of all the nations of Because it 1s a good time to build. ' Preston Flower met with quite an acci­ tired. Fair business methods will win Because it will be cheaper and better to Europe, and paving tlie way to a display. dent Saturday. While chopping wood tho without a rail road sometimes. Which promises a higher degree of excel­ build both buildings at one time than orc ax caught on a clothes line, the ax falling lence than ever before achieved at any ex­ now and another years later. back striking him on the forehead cutting Because tlie county is out of debt. American art in Mr. Scott and wife of Battle Creek vis­ hibition of fine arts. quite a gash. Dr. Rankin was called and ited his brother *of this place—Copies of every department was given a new im­ Because Barry county has over 911.100,­ dressed the wound—Old Mr. Hicks died at the Nashville News were In good demand pulse by the Centennial Exhibition of 1876 000 of taxable property according to, the his home In Spring Brook Thursday, Feb. Saturday and Sunday—The Alliance had and it will be a “pedal aim here to show supervisors’ rolls. IS.'92. His death was caused by grip. nn oyster supper at their hall Saturday the extent of the advancement made m Because $54,000 would require a tax of Mr. Hicks was 84-years of age. and was evening of last week and was tt most en­ American art work during the Intervening about $4.85 on each 81,000 of taxable known by most people of this place. joyable affair, 9 gallons of oysters were sixteen years. It will be the endeavor to property If raised all in one year. Becausetblstaxisto.be raised 918,000 consumed—John Tasker has purchased a make a retrospective exhibit of American beautiful new six octavo Estey organ— paintings representing each artist who a year for three years, or about 91.02 on Lncy Joslin Is on the sick, causing her The G. A. R. b ad a dance and oyster sup­ has achieved prominence by characteristic each 91,000 of taxable property for each for a tune, to leave her school—Mr. Stan­ per at their hall the 22d—Tho entertain­ work, all ot which will show the changes of tlie three years, or about 16 cento on ton, of Johnstown, is visiting £ls daughter, ment at the school house Monday after­ in the production and methods of opr art each 9100. Mrs. Gary Baker—Another pioneer fans noon passed off nicely, about $1.50 was and the development of the various Because the money being raised in this passed away. Eli Wellman, formerly of raised for the school exhibit fund—Mrs. ••schools” of expression. But, however manner, the tax will hardly be felL this place, for a few years near Leach lake, El. Sylvester Is very sick, also Mrs. Will much wo. might desire to see American WHO SHOULD VOTE YES. departed tills life the 18th. The Juneral Corwin—Chas. Batcher. the blacksmith art take tlie foremost position in this great Every one who owns a foot of land. services nt the church here Sunday. 21st, at tlie center, has moved Into tho place concourse of nations. It must be fraukly Every one who expects to have a home. conducted by Rev. Brownell—Leap year formerly used by A. Brown as a shoe shop. admitted that our guests will stand at the Every one who has a family whoso in­ party at H. E. Kelvey’s Friday evening. head. Contemporary art will be repre­ terests must be cared for by the courts. Dalton. Literary exercises is the order of the even­ Every one whose title depends upon, sented on a scale not at ail understood as ing. Good program is now regdy—Henry The Ladles’ Aid meet ot the residence of yet by the nations themselves or by our foreclosures, sheriff’s, executor’s, adminis­ Barnum is visiting a daughter at Plainwell James Bush. Wednesday, March 2d— own public. A single illustration 'will trator’s, or guardian's sales. Edward Smith goes to Grand Rapids to While Mr. Van Horn was working on the suffice. At tlie Centennial the total wall Every one who has estates in the hands make that his home for an indefinite time. scaffold at tha furniture store it gave way of space devoted to fine art was one hun­ of administrators. He will work in a Brass factory—S. letting him fall to the ground dislocating dred and twenty thousand square feeL Every one interested In a child who has lick was handshaking on our streets his shoulder and bruising him in general, The Government of France alone has a guardian. week—Lee McDonald and bis best lira. Hyde and Scribner were In attend­ applied for and will admirably fill wall Every one who does not want to- pay ’ visited over Sunday in Hope ance—Mrs. John Williams la visiting her space to the amount of seventy-five thou­ $100 or 3300 for abstract records whteh daughter in Kalamazoo—Jas. Herrington sand square feet in the World’s Columbian will at moH^be a poor substitute for deeds Carlton. I- the happy father ot an 85f lb. boy—Mrs. Exposition. From "The. World’s Colum­ and for copies of such records as the state Jay Carpenter will soon have his saw Henry Knowles of Orangeville is taking bian ExjmjsIUou.” by the Director-General, can furnish. mill ready to commence sawing—Edward care of her parents through their Illness— Geo. R. Davis, in North American Review Every who don’t want to help pay the Hartman Intends starting a barber shop Mrs. C. A. Scribner is visiting with rela­ for March. expense of running circuit court the year In South Bend In the near future—Eu­ tives In Kalamazoo this week—Geo. Nor­ around at a cost of sixty dollars a day to Getters Minstrels received a good deal of gene Hartman is helping Chas. Carpenter wood had one of his fingers mashed while settle controversies arising from low of ’ saw wood—Geo. Ailerdlng intends build­ unloading gftods nt the dry goods store— free advertising the past week which re­ records. ing a house in the spring—Mary Woodard Mr. Lyons of New York is the guest of sulted In their playing to u largo house Every good citizen who believes ft a will teach school at the Holmes school Mr. Cooper—The K. of P. dance Monday Tuesday evening in Union hall. The duty to take care of the public records. house the coming summer—There were, evening was a success—Delton is a flourish­ Democrat of 5ist week Intimated that this qnite a number at the singiug school ing little town nn the C. K. & S. R. It. company was of Che “barn storming” THE MARKETSWednesday evening from Coats Grove- half way between Kalamazoo and Hastings character and that those who attended Miss Tinkler, of Hastings, Is visiting her and located in the center of ns go<xl a might regret It afterwards. The Minstrel Rnatluga. Annies—Dried. 3&4c. cousin, Fanny Carpenterr-Dr. Carpenter farming country as there is anywhere In Company retorted by scattering a reply to Butter — 1SQ3Q, reports lota of sickness caused by grip. the state and is the liveliest town alang the DemmraL denouncing tlie unjust at­ Glorer sera M 20C5.00. B-*ns— *1.45 pertiu. But a very few of the patients have got the line, also the largest place between tack updo them. Our contemporary sized Corn-OC. far enough to hove the death grip yet—Mr. Kalamazoo and Hastings. It is the great up correctly the merits of about nine out Itert-Drcwed 54.005*6.00 cal re.. f&SO.O&W Austin is very low at this writing—Mr. railroad center and shipping point for of every ten of tlie minstrel companies RgX»—18020c. and Mrs. Covert are not very much better. Prairieville. Orangeville. Cedar Creer and that strike this city. The terms ‘•minstrel llhtes—aoef,«>4e; calf. 5e. tattd—8c. Hickory Corners, We have one of the company” and "snide” have been nearly Llme-SeiHngatKcperbbl ; water!ime,Blje nicest of roller mills: which would be a synonmous here for the last three or four per bbl. ” C. A. Hough was at Grand Rapids Tues­ benefit to any town, it not only grinds the years, and it has been an -easy matter to pronheay what such a show would amount day—Rev. Geo Johnson was slinking cerela but at the same time brings peo­ Pork-Sfitwai-Avi ’ hands with friends here’Tuesday—Mrs. ple into town that would otherwise go to to, heuco die editor of the Democrat waa r^J-^-HtolcatgLBO per tan. Wm. Baruett, of Grand Rapids., Is a guest some other town to do their trading. Peo­ somewhat justified In saying what, he did. 8 xit—ScUing nt t M per bbl. Tt inothy Seed-Melting at 5x6* per bu. at W. H. Young’s.—F. C. Boice is home ple are Hocking in and buying lots and But with Geters Minstrels the conclusion '' heat-No. 1. white? to: red ao. from the west—S. E. Cook, of Charlotte, building thereon, as several new stores was rather hasty. The orchestra counectI' lour-$2.ao per hundred. was In town Sunday—Hortense Osmun nre being erected now and dwelling houses etl with the company was the best ever In Bye—70. Applen-ionooe. was-home from Albion college Sunday and will follow soon, and It wtU not be long the city, ami the musical part of the en­ Borley-etM Monday returning Tuesday morning—Mr. until our village will cover twice the area tertainment waa fullv equal to the best ■ *n!ons—oaQooc. and Mrs. Heckathoru, of Homer, spent and have a population double what it is at ever given hereby any minstrel company, rhtekana Jive oo; dreased 10r. mid as musicians we can commend them. Turkeys—live, te; dressed. He. Sunday with their parents and friends the present time. The solos of Mr. Cornell and Mr. Mar­ here—Mrs. M. B. Powloa is visiting at Jackson—C. W. Smith, started Monday David.Seibert, of Petoskey, lias secured chant were especially fine, both gentle­ In these wonderful days, when not only morning on a trip to Florida and Southern the contract fur tlie erection of tlie new men having smooth and well trained voices. Had the company continued tlie points—Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McKevItt, of $25,009 M. E. church at Calumet. musical part a little lunger, and then may be instantaneously transmitted many Middleville, attended the Masonic party The German aid society of Alpena will hundreds of miles, it is worth being tw­ here the 22<l—zTlie school observed Wjish- dedicate its new 510,000 building with a closed, everyone, woald have felt much i>etter pleased. While one or two of the in inded that only half a century ago there Ington’a blri-ffday with appropriate exercis­ grand ball and banquet next Monday. specialties were tolerably good, yet It wwi no more rapid means of conveying in­ es—P. A. Drumm has accepted a position _______________ ____ at Hastings, _______ __ The Grand Ledge ehair factory was would have been much belter bad it been telligence than by pigeon post, and that in the felt boot____ factory for ----------------entirely omktvd, as it was completely out which he left our town Tuesday—Ger- damaged $8,000 worth -by Ore ' last week: kJ,..1.1.1.. Tl——,_____31.600. ** 1, . waa the .iMr m' j of harmony with tho first part of the pro- under which the birds It dry V'I kllu trudeand Kittle iStebbhw, of Hastings, at—­ nsurance, that burned.--------------------------------------------------I gram, and was the only part wherein the tended the Masonjc party. Reuubllcan. * �• UlMN II TMM TABLE. w I'***'™*:.': HISTORY OF A WEEK. WedMextaT. Foo_ ThomM S Black, sheriff ot i rixort to hi* «• JX mu. •tattoosluted situated real niU8t 1x3 r*lb*r “ drU<' OwlM to > 111> po-ta. , county people »IU not b«ve mt oppottun , The south is to ham Ky tn vow on load option liter kllI 13 tolow wro wlrt*o«< Injury. this y«»r TM Cincinnati. Hamilton * PS1°C T ' Soor ot th. known* ously ill authentically deniedIL will enter upon P""1*11” ,»n<l nolltlc.l tMkrra cUlm th»t U» direct cause of tho death Two hundred foot ball matches were & M. K. R. the 3mt ot next month, and I SABTiycn.. played In England during last week. w. R. Woodford, a brotbor at '«„„mt rlv“ X.tlM.1 , the, want w Uaw anl v_ __ there — “ M. l>. Woodford, ot the C. H. A D-. *tll mm , tb.m a bl, a.l-anw orrr tlw OPIW™1™ of church property I WtTOo,®» in gold exportod to Europe. act as general manager. 1™<»l«. Caabtar DaOolla, at “•« Fl™‘ Harry Barnard and Edward Holdship of I SUUou.1 bank, go" ‘b«» ““ Kalama'too. aged 19 and 17 years respect- •claim, that now lb. goremmrnt, Both the method and reeulta when Ively. are under arrest on the charge of at.lng them 1IW ™«n<K on ''IUc!1 10 robbery committed in Ohio two yean> | business, gives them a machine to make it Syrup of Flga it takenj H la pleaa^ -AS^ndcum and similar liquid by- 1 junip«l the truck and killed the ena* they wish. To prove his assertion he and refrmhing to the tarte, and acta Stations. for which they were arrested but stxbsejXta’nTcaa be rendered non-eiph-ive. • quentiy broke Jail. They are sons of good ^iowa them a cl«r«r d«rto« '"“"J*'!1'J? ttd’SSV deaDM^theQ* m. i.r.1 Una of a national conference ol । preparation* for Ruasia ■ partlcipaf^l, blank paper on U» and respecletl parents. About 30 year* ago Mosby’s guerilla ।of IM other aide eo<n" tern effectually, diapela oolda, taadJpXosed by the MaMachmwtta Reform ; OQ rapidly with every prospect of ten and twenty dollar bills.—Eaton Rapids b«nd captured WallM. l*routy. a Kalama­ achu and ferera and enree habitual ’.d Junc’t dThrre will be required in the construe | "’^n’bavla, a Kentucky . zoo boy, and hung him to a tree. wno" Journal. Deputy-sheriff Holmes was notified some ooiutipation. Syrup of Ftga ia the tlon of the World’* falx buildings , sentence of death, escaped and ho* taken his body was discovered later, • bible w« aw feet of iron and steel, of which 6,423,- refugt, in a coal mine. He 1",*r,ined.^2in found at his side his hand resting on time ago to keep his eagle eye oat/?r.°o..0 uuiy kwiwj ,-------a* darod. to the tMta end M897 feet has already baon placed. Of lunr and saya he will die before he will psalm 103. Prouty’s fwpHy, ’“T Walter Williams, a young man about prised last week when the bible was re­ who was wanted at Battle Creek on the oeptable to the stomach, prompt in be? there will be usea',7 3,785,000 feet, and : BUrrender. aarrixa*.. charge of grand larceny. I^al week he 41.177,338 feet ha* already been placed. Green, 80 yean old. died at Maya- turned to them. Since the war it has ita action and truly beneficial tn its xtlle, Kr. Gr~n wu OQ" “‘23 been in the possession of a Maryland located Williams at Ja*. Harpsteris In Delta jamtsi nice*,» — ■ — —and Friday evening drove ont and bagged effects, prepared only from the most ----•» — fmtn meQ w fj O interviewed by Harriet man. tonlo poor farm. tore the Un«ta«m to« healthy and agreeable eubetancee, its the game very cleverly. He w»* his recently amputated leg and died from Boccher Stowe when «he wrote her famous A Kalamo man made the hearts of the with a game of pedro wtth the family when many excellent qualities commend it “Uncle Tom’s Cabin." editors of the Vermontville Echo happy the deputy wns admlUeti to the honsf. loss of blood. Secretary Foster is going to Europe this . John T.Martln, one of the Glendale train last week, by walking up like a little man but before Williams l>ad time to lay down to all and have made it the most robbers, has pleaded guiltyat St. J-00** week. During hixabaeace Asetetant Sec­ anti paying 8« back "“^rlptlon popular remedy known. Dotcarry pa "enters t.ni,., Hedspeth, thu leader, has arrived there in retary Spalding will act for him. The and didn’t stop hls paper either. We don t his cards he was 'Lhlu’s Pri’°“«r; tt qroln pennli* * in 60c secretary got* on n search for health, by know whether revival meetings are being parting scene at the house is said to hate run at the cnnv<-nf<-nct‘ irons and been jailed. been very pathetic. A. IL Powc, *L und 5 1 r ' r drng- Ot the company, who be rwm the right to chaiwe order of bi* physician. held in Kalamo or not. sheriff at Battle Crwk, came after the the Ums of such train* without noth The Delamater brother*, one of whom IMUiav-j, --— — F. Bvik. GenT Mauak-r. About eight years ago the old Episcopal prisoner Saturday.—Grand Ledge inde­ Wreck w> lu» vukuv come Mbore th. nr rt rian'l P X- T I nr was wie the ncyuuMVMM Republican ----candidate govermay not hare it on bind will pro­ wrecxoRouw -- on - -----„ Irish . waa ---------- - lor = — -■___ 1-_____ — .U.lnf eoaat Indicating the loss of the British norof- Pennsylvania, are on trial at Mead­ church was burned In Albion, taking nre pendent cure it promptly ’for any one who bark Cavour. yiiie, Pie, for crookedness In a failure. ouenontat early, mid ptryloua to that Tramps have given tho Grand Lodge Vesuvius is again in a state ot ynption | testimony thus far looks liken failure time there had been no fire in the build­ jail the go-by, as they have found more wMu» to try il Do not accept any ing for several days. Everyone considered comfortable quarters. They now sleep at Bubstitute. and i* sending a ------------stream ot' lava into the for the prosecution. .. Atrio del Cavallo. ‘ I A. J. Cossatt and T. V. Powderly have the fire of iDcendlarv orign. but no one the tile works when the weather Is so coM Hastings, Mich. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. Fire in the Tygert Allen Fertilize! ! each written a letter to Governor Patti­ knew anything about IL The silver ser­ that it endangers their health. They are SAN FNANClMO. CAL. works at Greenwich Point, Pa., caused a son, ot Pennsylvania, practically asking vice was thought to have been burned assured a nice warm place and they seem CAPITAL $75,OOOX jO muavau. <r. * >W*r * with the building; but last week all the to appreciate it judging from the numbers Ice* of 650.000' oun w „ ____ ___________ _ ____ him what'he is o going to do >^°y t SURPLUS t7.000.00_ Union carpenter* throughout the courf- iTXling"^thracite deal. He replie* that missing siller was found In a bag in the that accept the hospitalities offered. try will demand an eight-hour working ho n hft^rriH1 tthe ij0 matter has riff referred matter to to the the attorney attorney river bottom. The church wns no doubt The Grand Ledge Chair factory bad • Incorporated under the laws of the State ot day after May 1. robbed and burned, ahd the thieves find­ Michigan. narrow escape from burning last week. The brakemeu on the Mobile and Bir­ general. Sixty-flve-yearold George Smiley, of ing the service not solid nor very valuable Fire caught in the dry kiln from a spark mingham road struck for >55 per month; Harrisburg, Pa., lias just married JW-year- they threw It In tlie river. and this was soon fanned Into a <!«<«• Open for business Dec. 15.1 The plant ot tho Grand Rapids School ous fire by the rapidly revolving fan. rhe J Missouri. Tn that city.' The marriage orrtCKBs: Fnmiture company has been sold to the hand engines were out of repair and the makes five children ot one of Smiley’s sons D. G. Robinson, President; of execution by the Missouri supreme । thu grandchildren of their late aunt—Miss United States School Furniture comuany, fire had to be fought by hand. Through Chester Meseer, Vlee. Pres. the efforts of a bucket brigade the fire was court. • of Chicago. • Caruman. ________ D. W. Reynold'. Canhii* limited to the dry kiln, which was entirely Several hundrwl real estate brokers from Battle Creek has Just finished paying DIT.ECTORb: destroyed entailing a loss of about $3000. all over the country are in convention at off the school bonds last week, which were The Library block.Decatur, Ills., burned. Better fire protection Is being agitated Nashville, their object being to organize a Dan W. Reynold*. W. H. Pow»-n. drawing ten per cent. The amount called Loes, >100,000. D. G. Robinson. R. B. Measer. national society. In at the payment last week was 38,470. there now.____________________ In a drunken quarrel between two broth­ Harry H. - Ansley, of St. Joseph, Mich., The bonds were issued 20 years ago for JohnCarveth, Chester Me*^er, Genoral. ers named McSoriey, in New York, the died in the Keeley institute, atDwigbt, the high school building. Despite the fact Women do the bnsinesa of the town of one cut tho other’s throat; the victim is Ills. that two or three times the amount of the Lexington. MIm-, to a large extent Miss not expected to live. Interest paid mUom deposits ard a neceral Tho great ice gorge which threatened to principal has been paid out In Interest, yet Dixie Cole ia the express agent. Miss The body of a 5-year-old girl has been flood Parker, Pa., has gone outwrlth' little it Is pronounced to be one of the best In­ Emily Wright the poaUniMress. and Mollie disinterred at York, O.', and found to bo damage. • vestments tho city eVer made. Haskins the telegraph agent petrified so Jierfectly that not & line or John Gllmary Shea, LL. D., the Jtomsn Mr. Yerkes, the cable-car capitalist, says Ex-sheriff Perkins has ju«t received a feature is changed. Catholic scholar and historian, died at his letter addressed to Houck «fc 1’crkina, that when he wants to Impress a stranger During a post-mortein on the body of L a; home in Elizabeth. N. J. which was dsted at Battle Creek. April .Hd, with the husUe of Cbieago, he takes them Annie Munson, at Chicago, it was dis­ Cotton growers lost money last year, 1889, and which wa* carelessly sent out to the corner of La Salle and Randolph January 3rd. 1^1 covered that her heart was ou the wrong h X (P. MTflTJT I.. Unu>4 1U|«. aide nnd other members of the viscera out and nre said to be reducing the cottbu of that place (by a democrat postmaster, streets. “It makes him open his eyes.” •is or. »tt ••■ acreage 50 per cent, this year. Chicago-.., ot course), to Charlotte. Missunrl. It says Mr. Yerkes. “And well it may” ob­ of place. IN THE Indianapolis. ... Police fired upon a crowd of Radicals in went to towns of the same name In serves the Chicago Times: -there Is no Benton Harbor. Ban Luis, Argentina, killing two persons Missouri, Malhe, North Carolina and back more murderous spot In the United States Duluth ami Superior are excited over and wounding twenty-four. City to Missouri, thence to the dead letter than that corner." rich iron mines recently opened there. Five toughs tried Co rob the conductor’ office, and finally to this office.—Charlotte i A German lady living in Manchester. Lee Bassett, a child in Keokuk, la., of a street car st ^t. Paul, but only suc­ Republican. UmaSae England, possesses what is supposed to be choked to death while eating an apple. Big Rapids. ceeded in wounding him and smashing Ira J. Hunt, of Kalamazoo, who claims the largest Bible. In une volume In (be Thu Wisconsin Anti-Saloon league, non­ the car windows. he was driven out of the harrow business world. It h an heirloom, 200 years old. partisan, has been organized at MailIson. •Week days.‘Every day <Except Saturday. Many shipwrecks are reported from the' by the National Harrow company a short with pages two feet long, and but little t<x> a. tn. has through jchalr car to Chicago. John F. Hammonn, a printer on the Irish coast as a result of the recent storms, 1 time ago has commenced a sethmd large jess In width, and at the head of each No extra charge for seats. Dubuque Herald, committed suicide by and it is believed that the loss of life has1 damage suit for $50,000 against William page is a Une In red Ink, which translated UM p. m. runs through to Chicago solid with PROBATE ORDER. shooting. been considerable. . Brinkerhoff, secretary of the National reads, "This is a history.*' Another res­ Captain Adolf von Brandis^of Milwau­ A “Mulhatton’’ story comes from Ham­ Harrow company. The first was for the ident of the same city has compiled, so to Btata of Mlcblipm. County of Barry—as. At a MHudon of the Probate Court for the kee, has gone insane over the Pennington ilton. Mont., that a meteor 300 feet in di­’ same amount against the company and' speak, a Bible in ninety volumes, his ad­ County of Barry, boldea at the Probate Office, - 11JB p. m. is solid train with Wagne- paJare ameter fell into a drove of cows and killed' was commenced Jan. 10. airship. > ditions to the text consisting of pictures In the city of lustlnas, in said county, on Moo- sleeping car through to Chicago. It* p. m. to Indlanapoli* only. nnd photographs which be has collected to David Dunham Withers, known in the forty head, then buried itself 2(X) feet in OSO. DbRaven. Sheriff Prentice, of Calhoun county, re­ the number of nearly 10,000. turf world as “The Sage of Brookdale," the earth. W. Armstrong, Judge ‘of Oen’1 Past. Arts*. Probate. died in New York. Princes* Bonaparte Wyse-Fure. mother. celved a telegram from Texas last week to send a warrant for E. J. Kirby at once. Four yean ago Chas. C. Groff, of Otsego, U the ... — ----------------— — , -. Twenty-five Italian and Hungarian la­ of Prince Jose Paul Pure, ia in Santa Crux, Crl’-tt-ndea. dMBasML At the-tlme that he received the telegram drove his young wife from home and later borers were sent back to Europe because Bolivia, in search of her son, who eloped On reading and filing the petition duly veri­ with the wife of a Turkish mihiater of- Kirby was in jail In Marshall. Some one tried to Induce her to secure a divorce, so fied, oTWhi. F. Scldnnm. praying lbw a cer­ they were contract laborer*. RAILROAD j probably wanted to get a ri.de from Texas that he could marry another woman. She tain Instrument now on file In this court purThe real estate agents in convention at state, and i* now living in South America porting to be willsud testameat of said to Michigan free of charge. refused to do so and be secured one him ­ Naxhville organized a National Real Es­ with his beautiful Circassian inamorata. deceived. be i Leave Grand Haplds for . tate association andtlected officers. A well dressed man of Ionia entered self by falsely representing to the court ministration < On the latest trip acron the Atlantic of tho> Detroit sod Kast Snow is from twelve to sixteen feet deed Egyptian Monarch, she sighted a vessel oni the residence of H. T. Hutclilnaon one that his wife was hiding U> avoid legal said petitioner or lo some ot Tbereutxio It It ordered. on the Alps, and a sudden tlxaw lias set rite (Ire with a man and woman clinging to thei evening last week during the absence of proceedings. Then he married bls Inamo­ itth day of March AD. tat___ _ . .„ people in a panic for fear of avalanches bowsprit Before they could be rescuedi ail the family except hls *d-y3ar-wld rata. Mrs. Groff thereupon took a hand the forenoon, he assigned for the bearing of said in the case and the result was that last petlttoo. and that ths heirs at iawof said drvessJudson Colson, of Northville, S. D., both fell into the sen and were lost. The• dauglftar and the bulldog. The fellow Saturday Groffs decree was set aside and ed. and all other person* Interested In said •was instantly killed by tho explosion of a vessel is believed to have becu th® Loodl-• offered the girl Insult, whereupon she ana. broke a chair over hls head and fired him Mrs. Groff was given a judgment against cartridge which he was trying to uncap. her busband for extreme cruelty and ma­ office, in the city of Uastinn. in said conntv, m. run* through to Detroit wit! [-ar ~ Henry Church, Jr., a famous old citizeni out the front door when the dog took him Three men were fatally injured in the and show cause, if any there be. why (he prayer a, B cent*. licious and wleked intentions. . Edgar Thomson Steel worka by the over-, of Wetzel county, died nt Hundred. W., in charge. of tho petitioner May uol b« granted. And lioo p. m. baa through parlor car to lietfolt; It Is further ordered, that said petiUnner give turning of a converter full of molten Va., aged 09 years. Within a year bis sis­’ Miss May White, the young teacher of notice to tho iwraons interested in said estate, ter, Sarah Sole, died, aged 01. They were metal. lul what Hood's Sarsaparilla does, that makM the pendency of said petiUon, and the iwrthe children of that eccentric character, Stockbridge who has slept nearly 300 t sell, and gives ft such a firm and lasting bold of Ing there-f by caiulng a copy of this order to be Chicago men have bought the Sliver “Old Hundred." and “Nlnety-and-Nlne,"I days, is much Improved and Is rapidly upon the confidence of the people. The voion- punilshed In the Hastin^k IUxxkismt*For tickets and Information apply at 1 bion King group of mines in Colorado, and ary statements of thousands of people prove his wife, as they were universally known, gaining flesh. A few days since she re- beyond question that thL preparation possesses naper printed and circulated In said County of ticket office, Ci Monroe Kt. or Union Mellon; will work them with a capitalization of Barn- ones In each week for (lire*.- successive Ggo. DkHavkx. In WetieL “Old Hundred" lived to be 112J mained awake nine hours on one occasion wundertul medicinal powtr. >440,000. , weeks previous to raid day hearing. Genl Pass. AgeoQ. and occupied the time in sewing and and “Ninety•omUNlne’’ to 100. CKABUta W. ABMSTOONOj Hood's pills cure constipation by restoring crocheting. Henry Hillenberg, of Floodwood, Minn., be peristaltic action nt the allimentary canal. [A truecooy.) while attempting to save his horse* from a Illinois Democratic Cour^ntlon. A gentleman of Woodbury la the owner They are the best family cathartic. PROBATE ORDER. burning barn, was overcome by tho heat Chicago, Feb. 23.—The state Democratic of a dog that takes the ••cake" as being a CHANCERY SALE. William F. Kingman fell from a tram­ State of Michigan. county of Barry ,-ss. and burned to death. committee met at thu Sherman House yes­ little ahead of anything In hls dogship In pursuance of and by virtue of an order and At a seesloa of the Probate Court for the Judge Moran, of the appellate court at terday for tho purpose of fixing a date for that we have yet heard of. He boards way In Saginaw last week and sustained decree of the circuit court for the counts of OMWtyiOs'jBfitTJ.BOldwi al Tlie Probs if (W m serious injuries. _ , Chicago, will resign because as n lawyer the City of Haatinn. In said comm. on Wed­ tho next convention. It was decided to hold the passenger train every few days and . w,, ir llirmwr, nesday. the nth day of February, tn the year in private practice he can earn about five Port Huron will entertain the winter A. D. ........ the next convention nt Springfield. Wednes­ takes a ride to some neighboring town, 18BI luacertalu came therein peuding. <mw thousand eight hundred and ntnrtj t«». times ns much as his salary amounts to. meeting ot the state horticultural society, always riding on the front platform of the wherein Samuel Carson Is eoointatannt and Present. Charles TV. Armstrong. Judge of day, April 27. It was also decided that Five of the six alleged murderers of thu convention should be of two days' express car, just back of the tender. He beginning this evening. Probate. wesicy B. rrttinglil, William A. relitaxill in tbs matter ot the estate of Washlr.pt >•:> h­ Sheriff Dunn in Arkalon, Kan., will be duration. The committee then adjourned will spend a few hours in tlie town and There are 25 pensioners In the Jackson Wailare H. PetUnSli. Bertie X. PetongiH, Ida tried by Judge Botkin Feb. 23. Thirty then wake the return trip in the same way. May 1 rttlnxill. Hujb Pettingiil. .laine* D. RenOu reading and filing the petition dttl* veri­ to meet in Springfield on tho Tuesday pre­ prison, and the books show from $10,000 ham. Beutlev Bros. & Wilkins. Wahon a. New­ bailiffs armed with rifles lire guarding the One day last week he made the trip to to $11,000 to their credit. fied. of Drxle Ferri*, widow of sai.l de­ ceding the convention. dS* ton. Leri HcMmea and Niebel* , Shei-ard & Co. court. ceased praying that the administration of laid Fowlerville nnd returned, 54 miles.-—Port­ are defendant*. ' estate mav be granted to Patsey MePhurltn. of Saginaw’s common council elected A. The President Ha* n Bad Cold. land observer. Notice I* hereby given that I shall eell at pubSaturday, Feb. 20. Davis city clerk last year, vice John C. to lbenlahest bidder, ou Suurdav Washington, Fob. 22.—The president Fred B. Jacobsen, of Preston, Iowa, The Hon. J. S. Crosby.) who. as lumber­ the 8fu: day of March, a. D. tfc. ax ten o’eto. k' eleventh day of March. A. D. )«••'. st threw himself in front of a freight train is ' suffering from nn obstinate cold and man,-stock raiser and capitalist, is well- Matthews, deposed. to the forenooa. at the north front dooe of the ten e*clock tn the forenoon, be xv»sp>e<l court house, in the cltv of Harting* county ot for the bear-.cu of Mid riditioi.. A'd and was beheaded. 1has been compelled to decline a number of known throughout Western Michigan, is — ...... V. ■ III,. tarry and state of Michigan, said «mrt houM that the heirs at These pills are scientifically compounded, to In* of .:<’«• Colonel William B. Smith has been dis- invitations I for this week, including tho making preparations to move hls extensive >>K U>e place foe holding (he vlrcmt court L? cwwed and all other persons interc-tcd :a of the New York board of trade. honorably discharged from tho Pennsyl- dinner ' plant to Lenoir, Tenn. His removal will and uniform in action. No griping pain so said county of Barry, the foilewlug descftWd said estate, are required to appear at a vania National Guards. or t nro ’ o<Mldebart. then to be laolnen nt tin* Probate be a great loss to Greenville and'Mont­ commonly following the use of pUJs. I'P'P^rty to wtt: That certain THE MARKETS. yrU5.?aMl*,t,‘L!n ,l,e couiityof Office tn the rlty of Hartings, iiiMideoUTi’).s^“ calm county. He is one of the heaviest They are adapted to both adults and chil­ The tariff question is expected to rage in iot m>ewn ,md d«importers of Shropshire sheep lu the dren with perfect safety. We guarantee "'•ribed as follow*, to wit; The south one show cause, tt any there be. why the pr.t>-. r the house of representatives during Chicago. the petitioner tnav not be granted. And it connin’. Hl" removal will also be a great they have no equal in the cure of sick March, beginning on or about the 1st.; MfllWWWdTwUMdpRittoucrKhc njalce __ j ■—Chicago. Feb. a. headache, constipation, dyspepsia and to the perlons interested In said estate, of tW The reapportionment plan before the MSfiday being Washington * birthday and a loss to. thu sheep and swine breeders In biliousness, and. as an appetizer, they ex­ ; MNdiin at saMT MCRlon, and th« h<-,<rtnx this section and state. Missouri legislature will givo the Repub­ legal holiday, the board of trade was doted. thereof, by canslnq a copy of Ikta order so M cel any other preparation. Sold by W. Dated, Hast.ugs. Mfch, Januarr is. tato. licans but one congressman in all the Produce: Butter—Scparator,28®»Hc; dalrire, publlabed in the Hastings Banner, anentpaTwo Battle Creek kids became per­ H. Goodyear. A’£’!.zn K- IvRNAarow. isr nrttMa and cueulMed in said <mn:v of fancy, frseb, Zl®23c; packing stock, fresh. Uia meated with the belief that home was a state. . Circuit Court Commissioner Barey, one« tn each week for three socrcMive 15c. Eggs—Fresh condlad. lorn off, IB^lTHc David Seibert of Petoakey, has secured The body of an unknown young woman per doz. Dreiaod poultry—Spring chickeon, veritable prison last week, because their weeks previous to said -lay of bearing 3MXTH a couraova. was found in Oakland, a suburb of Pitts­ fair, good. ui^tlCW per lb; fancy, 11c; rooster*. mothers would not allow them to go skat­ Charges W. arm^uon'™=Uo'1 ot «>• Solicitor* for Com plainest (AtrusoowY.) Judge of ftolate. burg. She had been shot by some un­ 5c; duck*, 10®13c; gnete, 8®llc; turkey* ing. Like a good many other kids they 525,000 M. E. church at Calumet known person. choice. U^lShic; tair to good, U®lH4c. Pota- resolved to leave home, and betake them­ PROBATE ORDER. TM G«nM» aid miat, ot Alpon, wm selves to the wild and wooly west where dcdleato Ito now !>«,«» bolldlnx with , English and Irish opposition papers toea—Hebrona 24*280 per ba; Burbank* PROBATE ORDER. they would carve their way to fortune and grand ball and banquet next Monday. unite in almost unanimously condemning State of Michigan, County of Ba< skate all they pleased. They had got half M<mda^”^t'?rMdS?' *'} «ouuty, on Balfour’s Irish local government bill now At a iwsxlon of the Probate Court for tbe Tho Grand Ledge chair factory wm way to Chicago when their nenes (ailed aountv of Barry. Holden at the Probate < )«!< >* tn before parliament. tbs city ot Hasting*, In said comity. •‘’•-(Mon­ worth b, Bro laat w«k; them and they turned around and walked dltaaawl The New York World’s fair appropria­ day, the UMh dav ot February, In the year one all the way back home. , tion bill has been amended hi tlie assem­ UXMtwMl eight hundred and ninety two. kUo bly by a provision that the exhibit should Preaent, Charles W. Armstrong. Jude--1 •’» As soon as the roads become good and 01 “* *■ Probate. , Nxw York, Feb. 8J.—Live Stock: Cattie— In a settled condition the coming spring be closed Sundays. A bridge workman at Charlevoix had a The queen regent of Spain la seriously Trading active at nn advance ot Me per HD Iba; about twenty Grand Rapids bicyclists are turned out like a piece uf thin !uu-2m .1?;?• •‘Iml.l'tnur tfnM to best native steers, I3.Q0Q&45 pwr 100 Hl from the after-effects of the grip and pooreat On reading and filing the petition. <ihl- ’■*rb lbs; bulb and dry cows. >1.3S^» >& 8h<wp and going to see how quick they can get a Iratbei by a 3,000-pound, trip hammer the reaFretaio of fted. of Carttoo «. Miller, husband of •;!»•! anxiety caused by the nnnrchtetic dis- lamba-Shccp, firm; lambs weak at a decline of message from their dty to Detroit, the dropping upon It ’ *mmcr ceased, praying thM admlnlsumtion of wd —• tarbohers in the south of Spain. He per lb; sheep, >4.tt©a,5O per ICO lb»; iambs entire distance to ta covered by bicycle. tain may bejgranted to said petitioner or t*« «ot> «t The senate mid house committees of tlie 1425137.«L H<u»—Nominally steady; live Men will-be stationed about u miles apart wnS'u“*”I"nt' * f°ur oilier suitable person. bogs. S4.WQA4O per hJO Iba. Iowa legislature have agreed to recom­ Thereupon It 1*ordered, that Tliursday. th* the whole distance for the purpose of Wllllaiu Manning ot toot, eouutr waa Urnljly burned by plaelna aolohnr I'ta day of March. A. !>., ISO-’nt ten <>V > < mend tlie appropriation ot 12.0,000 for an hustling matters. to the forrtioon. be assigned for the liMiim: »lx.n tho stove, haa died,; ’ «lphur Iowa exhibit at the World’s fair. East Bcrraixx Feb. S. Waterloo has a schoolmarm who must «Ud petition, and that the helre at la* ■ < ' Cattle—One hundred *r.d thirty loate on Soil has been brought against the St. deeeased mid all other persons Interested In • lie a terror lo naughty boys, ns the follow­ Paul -City railway by conductors, dta- sale. Market firm; extra stoera, >4.0034.0); ing note sent from that village to the C.S0’,1” F'rtl* prominent pioneer ot •state, are required to appear nt of said court then tn be hoiiien at the It-*'• charged for defrauding the company, for cbolca. KI&34.M: good, WJDfctlO, medium Stockbridge Sun Indicates: "If you know Calodunla towneWp. Shlawaaae Offipe.in the eity at Hasting*, in said (■•• I'M. waa etrlkvn with pantlrsi. Tuewlav ni.h. damages on the ground of slander. of “X «>>raly bo*" that should go to »nd canna reeorer. and show eauae, if any there be. why the p: :1; “ ’ ,hI There Is an employed in a Springfield, Hoventy-flve Vad* on sale; market steady; school, just send them here to our villacHof I* granted, v । ' - • I - the petitioner -- - . .mav ,L—nol . lib*., barber shop, who on u wager ate a we have a teaciier who Is young in years fide hat and twelve pancakes and drank and small In suture, but that nuke* £ of said petitlou. and the h-anrx “ a copy of this order to b« W“l Uke guod care of softens “Si •Ungs Baxnkr. a new*?*; Of course they may not always look -esidcnt has appointed Electun B, • tn said county ot handsome but they will know more." of Michigan, collector of customs tor threeauece?»>»” °°Prcs!deat Carnot has signed the blB AJ wSriating 3,360,0» franc* tor the Fren ONE ENJOY® SSYi MaaxI- Hastings City Bank, SMOKE ED. POWERJ’ NO. 35. ALWAYS YHE SAME "2 ALWAYS THE BEST 5^ aq/iR PHICAGQ & WEST MICHIGAN Ry. nr <J. 5 HETROIT, LANSING & NORTHERN U Judge of Probate. �Hastings Banner Thursday, Feb. 25,1892. COOK BEOS.. Proprietors. CHANCERY ORDER. . licbtaau-Uie Circuit Court foe the Countv of Barry. in Chancery. ) _ James W. Bentley, V Complainant, Walter L WQktaa. Lewis B. Bentley and Ellen M. Bentley, tadivtdually and as admlntsV . tratrix of the estate of Cbarles G. Bentley, decent Defendants. At a session of said court, held at the Court house In the City of Hartings, m *aldcoanty. on the Z5lh dav of January, iu tbe year one thous• and eight hundred and ninety-two. Present, Hon. Frank A. Hooker. Circuit Judge. ' in this cause-all the parties to the suit ap­ pearing by tbelr respective solicitors ot record and thereto consenting. James A. Sweeter Esq., appearing for tbe emnplalnanr. More & Ultaou. for the defendants. Lewis B. Bentley and Ellen M. BeoUev, and Stuart & KHappen, for tbe defendauc. Waiter L. Wilkins, and after due dellb eraUon and consideration, tt te hereby ordered, adjudged and decreed as follows: First, That It be refernxf.to Alonzo R. Keuastoo. Esq., one of tbe commissioners of this court, for the fohovrinx purpose*: (I) To'take an account of all and every the cojiartnenhlp deal I ncs and transactions ot said late firm of Bentley Bros. & Wilkins and of ail and every of tbe dealings and transarnons of said survivors. In nnd about the winding up ot -the affairs ot said late firm, and to take an account of tbe credits, projicrtv and effects due and belonging to said late copartnership Ann of Bentley Bro*. & Wilkins, to ascertain and report the value oi tbe interest ot said Charles G. Bentley in said copartnership firm, at tbe time of lite death: and t«» take an account of the credits, propertv and effects due and belonging to complainant and the defendant. Walter L. Wilkins, as sur­ viving members of raid lute Ann, acquired in tbe transaction ot the business of said arm since tbe death of said deceased member. To take nn account ot the outstanding debts and liabllltios ot said latu firm of Bectlry Bros. & Wilkins, both as the same existed at I tie time of*lhe death of said deceased member and as the same now exists. To take an account of tbe out­ standing debts and llikiillities of said surviving member*, connected with or growing out ot the transaction-of the business of said firm, since tbe death of said deceased member. To take . an account of all sums of money, which each member of said firm of Bentley Bro*. * W llkia* has already paid, for or in respect to Un- detits, liabilities, dealings and transactions of the -aid copartnership. To take an account of all sums ' ot money which the complainant and tbe de­ fendant. Walter L. Wilkins, as such surviving uiemoers. knre paid.'for ar iu respect to-the debt*, iiabliitlas. dealings and transactions ot the said late Arm of Bentley Bros. & Wilkins, to ascertain and determine the respective priori­ ties of the different itesns of IndeMeduevs still existing against raid late .firm ot Bcuth-y Bros. A Wilkin* and against .raid surviving members. To ascertain and determine what portion of said indebtedness still existing are debt* against said late hrm of Bentley bro*. & WHu­ nts, and '.list portions bf said indebtedness are debts properly chargeable to the estate ot said survivors. To ascertain and direct the proper application of the avails of said property, both thatbelonglig lotlie Mid late fina ot Bentley Bros. A: Wilkins and that so acquired by said survivor* In the transaction of said business. Since the dentil of saiiBdeccased member, aud to state the account an between complainant and each ot satd defendant-* and of raid defend­ ants as between tbentsrfres. burti by reason of said copartnership deMtugs and bv reason of tb<* dealings of raid parties respectively with said estate and with each other, growing out ot or connected w ith said fconartnership business, both before and aince tl|e death of said decayed member. To take proofe therein, according to the rules and practice of this court mid the di­ rections of this decree. <wnccruing who are such creditors or claimants owniug and holding claims or obligations as >vell against said firm of Bentley Bro*. & .Wllidns. a* against said sur­ vivors. bv reasofi oCtiie business carried on by said survivor* since the death of said deceased member. i2) From such proofs tvhen made, to compute tbe amount due to each ot such creditors nud clainant*. ana the amount nnd value uf the securtly, If any. held by each, as well of creditors of said late nrm as of raid «iuwiv<>rs. and the priority or preference, it any, to which such creditor is entitled lo. (3) To make and file In this cause a written report, showing the name of each creditor hold­ ing and owning any note, commercial piper, ctnltn or obligation ai;altist said late nrm, and and vlso tlie name ot each creditor holding such obligation ngulusiaald surviving members of said firm, an such survivuni, and tlie amount ot such respective obligation*, wliat securitiesit any, are held by any of the creditors afore­ said ;'uid the value anil amount thereof, and tbe. priority or preference. It any. lo which such creditor may be entitled. Second. Ail creditors of said late firm nf Bentley Bros. & Wilkins and ot said survivors, as such, are bereby.rrqulred to exhibit their de­ mantis and prove their claim* before raid com­ missioner. within forty day* from the date ot this order, and Iu default of such proof, within such time, said creditors shaffbe forever debar­ red from any claim, right or benefit. In and to the assets and property of said late firm of Hent’.ev Bro,. A Wilkins and of said surviving members, so (aaras the same are ,-ulmi!iister»-<i by this court. Said claims shall be proved in tho first lustahce by affidavit, setting forth tlie -character of sold claim and the note or obliga­ tion representing the same must be annexed to anil Identified therein. and said affidavit shall further state,lbe amount due thereon; and whether and any at*d what paymenu have been made. What, if any other security the claimant bolds for tbe same debt: the time when such Indebtedness accrued, whether such note*, onilgallons and claim* were renewals, or given in whole or in part, in the place of other notes, ob­ ligations and claims, and if so. when the obliga­ tion*. claims or notes, uf which they are renew­ als were elvetf; and If the note, obligation or claim of any other company or person, what tbe name of such company or j»crsoii was and when such change was made, iu each cave the claimant may cause to be endorsed on such affidavit the name of hls solicitor, wlio shall represent him in this suit, and such endorse­ ment shall be regarded as an appearance of the said claimant by the solicitor whose name Is so Th! ni. That the complainant and the de­ fendant. Walter I.. Wliktus. wltnin fifteen days after the service nf a copy of this onleix caused to be prepared a full, complete and true state­ ment and list. under oath, giving the names and residences of all the holders and owners ot notes, commercial paper, claim* and obligations of said late firm of Bentley Bros. A Wilkins, and of all tbe owners and holder* of notes, com­ mercial paper, claim* and obligations of said surviving members ot said firm, growing out of and connected with tho transaction ot said business, in tbe name of Bentley Bros. A Wilk­ ins, since tbe death of said deceased member, ■rating therein the character of the satd several claims, the dates of the several notes or obliga­ tions. the amountdue thereon and. whether noy and what payments have been made. what. If aax. other security the holders have lor the same debt, the time when such indebtedness accrued, whether said notes, commercial paper, claims and obligations were renewals, or given in whole or tn part. tn the place of other notes and obligations, and if so. when the obligations or note*, ot which they are renewals, were given.and H the notes or obligations of any other company or person, what the name ot suehgionipanvor person was and when such change was made. Fourth. That said commissioner shall, with.In five days after filing tbe statement aforesaid, mall notice In writing to all person* appearing upon such lists and to all others known to him to be claiming to be creditors either of said late firm of Bentley Bros. A Wilkins: or oi said sur­ vivor*, who shall not voluntarily waive such notice iu writing, or appear before him to make proof ot their Claims respectively, which notice shall be a notice entitled in tbe cause, requiring such parties to appear before such cummi.ssiooer and to make proof of their respective claims and of tlie priority thereof, and of their respective claims to preference therein, within forty days from the date of this order, and groot of the service thereof shall be filed with FITU^That at any time, on or before ten days after the time above limited for presenting and proving claims, any party to this suit, or any creditor who has presented and proved hit claim, may Me written objections to any claim presented and proved, which objection need not specify ttic grtHiods on which It ia made; aud on such objection being Tied, the nro-»f by affida­ vit shall have no furthei force or effoetto estab­ lish such claim, but ttic> lalmant shall be put to !il* proof thereof, before said commissioner, as in ail chancery slid may make such proof thereof, within tl sixty days herein­ after mentioned, and on the filing at objection* to any claim, the comtnlraioner shall forthwith give written notice personally, or by mad, to the-crcdlior or b» solicitor, presenting tbe clntm objected to of the filing of objections thereto; ?ad thereupon lhe said commissioner shall take nriofs pro and cou rotating to said contested claims, at any time within sixty day* from the filing ot such objections, such proofs to be taken at nay time within the period above limited, upon five days notice, to tie served by either party upon all the opporing parties, or their solicitors, and upon rift he solicitors, who have appeared tn said cause as aforesaid and after oofectlon* shall be Med. as aforesaid, in TRIUMPH FOR HILL. ' firm claimed therefor aadta appealing from the deeiskmo< the court tbereou. Sixth. That said commissloaer sbril, within twenty days *fter tbe explralion ot toe time laat limited tor taking proofs, relating to cuu tested claims, make and Me with tlie register of this court lys report of the mailers aforesaid, and sbrilfxtbw.ib fie in* report of the prouis juxl lestiuiuey produtwi aud taken before btm. Seventh. 1’ue solid tors oi tbe re*i*cUve Pirtles to tali suit, or ol any creditor woo has presented and proved hls claim, may appear before said cummlsriooer und croM-erainlue any witness ot a p-rtv proving hls claim or call for Uw preduction of nook*, papers or docu­ ments bv said uiirty. Elxhta. The parties to tats suit, tho commis­ sioner an<t any creditor who ba* presented and proved hls claim may, at any time before the flltag ofttie report ofJbt> commissioner, apply to the eoort for saeli further direction to said commissioner, a* may bo necessary or proper. Ninth. That raid commissioner report iu lhe court, wltapdl convenient speedjbe proofs taken by him. in reta tun to tan mailers hereby re­ ferred to him, Usfelher with Ids opinion upon each of said matters. . Teulh. The consideration of the costs of Ibis suit anil of the several proceedings. lUereiu. and of the proceedings under this reiereuco, and uf the respective rights aud ubligauons ot the par­ ties hereto, aud ot all furtn-r direclloo*. Is hereby rwe<ved tmlli afterthu»aldcumiuisajuner shall have made hls report­ Eleventh. It is ordered that n copy of tins order be published once iu each week, for throe successive weeks iu lhe Hastings Bannmi. a uew*|xper primed and circulated In aaidcom.ly ot Barry, lhe first publication to be made within five days from the dale of this orUrr. FMANK a. ilOOKKM. Circuit Judge. Thom 8. Ifttict,-Register. •I PRUDATE ORDE1L State ot Michigan, County ot Barry-**. Av a session ot tar i’rouatr Court for tlie Couifty of Barry. uohleu ut the Probate office, Iu thu City of Hastings. In satd countv, on Tite»dav. the i’nd day uf February, iu tli«- year Oue thousand eight hundred and niuety-twu. , Present, Charles XV. Armstrong, Judge, of Probate ’ ■ in the matter of the estate ot C. Columbus Backus decrAsed. . Ou rending aud filing the petition, duly- vtrifi.Hi. uf Eugene Hnrthurn admluwndor ot said estate, praying itntt he may Im licensed to sell the real rotate of »al<t deceased aa In raid peti­ tion describrtt. tor the reasons and purpsi--s therein m-i forth. Thereupon it Is ordered.tliat Monday, tlie ■JMh.dayot March; A. D. !■*«, at two o’ctock In the afternoon t>e asdzoed for ttie liraring of said petition and tost the heirs at taw uf *a>d deceased aud all other person* Interested III raid estate, are required to >uq*.ir at a session of said court, taci; u> be ho'deu at ih<- Probateofflee, in lhe City of Hartings, in said County, and show cause, if mix »h«ra be. why the prayer o7 tue petfi loner may not bgranted. And II Is further ordered. tl»nt arid petltlr»iM.T give notice tu the person* Interested tu said estate, of Hie pendency jof said petition ami tbe hearing thereof by causing a copy oftbia order lobe puTdlshed in the Has­ ting.* Banxkk. a newspaper printed and eirflniitmt in raid Coobty of Barry, once in carb week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing. VV. InurrHnvi: Judge <>C Probate, ’ PROBATE ORDER ' State of Michigan, Gninty »t Bnrry —ss. At n Marion of the 1'rolmte Court for the County of Barry, hoideii nt tlie IToBate OfBeeiiu the city of Hurttne*. In said county, on Mon­ day, Uwi»t dav of Fetmianr, in the 'ear <aie thousand eight hundred aud ninety Uro. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Gcotge Wetgles. deceased. Ou reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ fied ot John J. Perkins, administrator of said estate, praying that be may M licensed to Sell the real evtate of said deceased as In raid peti­ tion dltcribed tor the leusons and purpi»es herein set forth. • Thereupon it is ordered,-that Tuesday. I he >».t day of starch. A. D. lWt. ut ten o’clock In the forcnoou. be assigned lor tbe hearing ot «a«l petition and that the Lelra at law of said de­ ceased and all other persons interested in rail! estate .are requlre<t to appear at a session ot said CJkrt, thru to tv bidden at the Probate office, In the City of Hastings. In raid Couittv. and show cause, if there be, why the prayer of the petitioner may no; be granted. And ft- la further ordered, thax raid petitioner give notice to the persons interested in said estate, of Hie jw-ndenev of said petition and tbe hearing thereof by causing-xropy of this order to ;l< imbilsliod tn the Hastings liANNKS.a news­ paper printed and circulated in raid County lot Barry. once tn each week for. three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing. Chas. W. AftNsnioNG. ! Judge of Probate. (A true copy.) e New York's Democratic Con­ vention All for Him. SENATOR NAMED FOR PRESIDENT. DrMu-ts* HE Al ACHE! Of all forms, Nt.— , , _ leanness, Dullness, Dizziness, Blues, Op­ ium Habit, Drunkenness, eta, arc cured by Dr. Miles’ Restdrativo Nervine, discovered by tho eminent Indiana Specialist fat ner­ vous diseases. It does not contain opiates or dangerous drugs. Fine book of great cures and trial hotline Free at druggists. Dr. Mlles’ MediCal Co., Elkhart, Ind. TRIAL BOTTLE FREE. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, NOTIL'K FOR HEARING OF CLAIMS. State of Mleblgan. County of B wry—*>. , Notice is hereby givhi. ttmt tn order of the Proh ilc Court for liieCounlv of Barry , marie nn tbe’.’Mh day uf January A. D. 1*41. six months from that date were allowed lor creditors to preM-nt rhelr claims sga>ns; the estate nf Worthy I- Mead. Hue ot su'd County, decrawsd. and that all creditors <>f raid dreeaaed are re­ quired hi present I heir claims tn said Probate Court, ut >he Probate office, in the City of U.'istlhgs. for examination and allowance, ou or before the »th day of July next, and ’hat su-h claims will be heani before said.Court, on Thursday, the 'JM!| day of April and oo Thurs­ day the 2Sthday of.luh licit, at trn o'clock in be forenoon of each of -hose days. Dated Jannarv Tttli. A. D I*®. Cha* W. AMMSTBONG, Judge ot Probate, KIRKfi SOAP A LAUHDRY SOAP, PURE AND SANITARY BEST FOB General Household Use. t 00 YOU ^OUGH Item p’s balsam BODSHMm Balsa KaBalft I IjaM I a Iga Wortf. New Kouth Wales has asked for 300.000 square feet of apace. Director General Davis has declared that all applications foe space ought to be presented by July 1, 1803. A practical, working business college, which is purely an American Institution, will be one of the exhibits at Che fair. The Grand Rapids, Mleh.. furniture manufacturers will make a united exhibit Tho following letter from Secretary nod want half an acre of space. In which Blaine was read: to display IL I regret that I cannot 1* present at your dab The French steamship line. Havre to meeting on the 2Sd. Official engagruienta for­ bid, but I cannot refrain from aending a word New York, has agreed to return free all Principal Orator. □f good chocr on tho proapecta of th. Repub­ exhibits which it brings to the cxpoaiUon Albany, Feb. 28.—Before the meeting lican party. Ou all leading measures relating at regular tariff rates. of the stale Democratic convention here tn tho Industrial and financial intereste of tho It is announced that the imperial band people wo are strong and growing stronger. On yesterday the state central committee met, tho contrary our oppuaenta «re weak «nd of Emperor William of Germany will at­ its moat important business lielng the dis­ growing weaker. They are divided: we are tend the Exposition, having al! ready ob­ position of lhe protest of tho objecting united. It wo do not win it la oar own fault tained permission to do so. . We will bo justly cenanrable if. with such great Gothamites. A committee. of the objectors ----------... . I measures involved, every Republican doca not A cablegram states that the French gov­ appeared before tho committee and urged that he is appealed to penoualiy. and that ernment is about to ask tbe chamber of id urged careful consideration of their protest. protest, | victory in tLo election depends on him. deputies for an appropriation of 3,500,000 Bourke Cockran asked E. Elleryf AnderThe speech of the evening was that of francs (3700,000) for the French exhibit at twt was ' Governor McKinley to the toawt: “Protecson if it was not true that the protest Chicago. prepared before the convention was called tlon the National Policy.” He said: Georgia, like Texas and South Dakota, . or tbe date set. Anderson raid ” the ’* com Speeches were also made by Senator mitten met on the Saturday night prior to Dolph, Senator Perkins, and J. Sloat Fos­ is trying to raise a large portion of Its the meeting ot the state committee, and sett, and all were punctuated by loud and needed World’s fair fund through the in­ that there was a rumor at that time that enthusiastic applause. A feature of the strumentality of tbe school pupils and > evening, in view of Dana’s recent attack teachers. the convention was to be held early. Disposition of the Protest. upon his war record, was.the applause Herr Wermuth, the Imperial German Thomae F. Grady said that he believed that greeted General Alger wheneaer he World's fair commissioner, has already re­ that the committee had dechlcd to protest ceived nearly 2,000 applications for space against tbe convention either as too early from the Intending exhibitors ot hls Grover Cleveland at Ann Arbor. or too late, and also believed that the com­ . AXN AnHOR, Feb. 23.—Ex-President country. mittee was simply opposed to candidates Cleveland was given a rousing welcome by aud nut alone to the date of the conven­ The California Worid.s fair state com­ tion, and that the movement was simply the students here yesterday, and the col­ missioffers have authorized the formation antagonistic nnd nothing else. Cockran lege cry was heard all over town. The of a Woman’s board. Each commissioner moved that tbe question referred to by the ex-president's address was entirely non­ will appoint one member of this board. committee, together with the papers, b« partisan and a plea for good citizenship Each member is allowed 81,000 a year for laid on th? table. Thu motion wua unar. and manly manhood. The spirit of the traveling expenses. imously adopted, and the protesting dele­ address is epitomized in the closing quo­ A bill appropriating 8300,000 for tMe gation withdrew. tation.: “To thine own self be true, and it must follow as the night the day, thou state representation at tbe Exposition is JThe Democratic state convention was cans’t not then be false to any min." He now pending In Iowa legislature. A pre­ ■ called to order shortly after noca, George sat down amid a storm of applause. Ad­ liminary appropriation ot 850,000 was M. Brute being temporary chairman. He dresses were mode by Governor Winans, made nt the last session. A bill for 8300.r referred to Hill iu terms of glowing praise ex- jovernor Campbell (of Ohio), Don M. 000 is ulso pending in New York legisla­ ' f < and was loudly applauded. After the ap­ Dickinson, and others. A reception at the ture. pointment of committees, introduction of court bouse lasted from 7 to 0 p. m. At The North Carolina legislature failed to resolutions, etc., a recera to 4 p. m. was 10 o’clock Mr. Cleveland departed for De make a World’s fair appropriation. taken, and when the convention rearaem- trolt. ■ Whereupon the State board of agriculture bled General Sickles was made permanent .innounced that it would undertake to pro­ chairman. He also eulogized Hill and vide all necessary means and superintend . S t . L ouis , Feb. 22. — Tho Industrial Re ­ raised the enthusiasm of the convention the collection of an exhibit that will te still higher. The committee on resolution form conference wan called to order at 2 p. creditable to the Alate. It is the Intention reported the platform, which, opens with tn. l»y Ben Terrell of Texan. An addrera to have the state building at the Exposi­ a hearty indorsement of Governor Hill, of welcome wa* delivered by G. P. Waidaud renews the pledges in favor of tariff ridge of St. Louin, nnd responses made by tion a reproduction of the state capital. reform. L. I& Polk on behalf of the Fnrmcru’ Alli­ Probably the best military weapon in ance and Industrial Uniorf; T. V. Powder­ use is tbe small bore Mannllcher ride, with It then recites the planks of the Demo- ly ________________________ _______________ in the name of the Knight* of Labor,, which smokeless powder Is employed. erntic platforms (or 1S7W down, among ■ and IgnAtius Donnelly. The appointment This smokeless powder Is a more powerwhich are “gold and silver the only legal of committees occupied the most of the fui explosive than the old fashioned black tender; federal taxation for re venue only, day. ____________________ powder, forty graltiJ'of it being equal to , anil economy in public expenses. We are sixty grains of the black. It may be con­ WASHINGTON’S NATAL DAY. against the coinage of any silver dollar ---- -- to ------------- soling know *u-t that the Chilian th army is which is nbt of the infrinsie value of ev­ How It Was Obaerved in Various Parts i fully tu||y equipped equipped with with tee tb< Mannllcher rifle. ery other dollar of the United States. We of the Country. of the Country. while whjie our oyr anuj arnjJ is is still gtinAUsing the old fashtherefore denounce the new Sherman sil­ Chicago, Feb. 23.—In addition to the 1 tnm«riarm. lonedarm. 4.vion 45-100 nf ot utijnjh anl caliber, with ver law, under which ouu-tenthof our gold political observances of thfl'iiay, Washing- ■ the black v powder. it — of tbe European Most stock has been exported and all our silver ton’s birthday had its usual run of non­ armies use the new small bore magazine output is dammed up nt heme, as a falne partisan meetings. An this city the Union rifle, 30-100 of an inch caliber. pretence, but actual hindrance, of return to free bi-metallic coinage nnd as tending League club bad arranged seven meetings Charles Dudley Warner, In’the Editor's only to produce a change from one kind of of school children in the different parte of, Drawer of Harper’s Mag^gfpe for March, the city, and thousands of children listened makes the novel suggestHm that among monuiuctalisin to another. to lessons of patriotism thereat. The the vty-ious features of the World's fair “We therefore unite with the friends of Commercial club gave a banquet to the there should te an “exhibition of society." honest money everywhere in stigmatizing visiting congressmen at which World's He confesses that the. project has almoet the Sherman progressive silver basis law fair talk was the principal subject. The '.nsurmountabl; difficulties to overcome, as no solution of the gold and silver ques­ Union Leaguo club gave a banquet at but Is confident that if It were undertaken tion, and as a fit appendix to the subsidy which tlie oratory was all patriotic. it would be as original as It would be at­ Other Celebrations. and bounty swindle, the McKinley worsetractive. “The great World’s fair at Chi­ At Washington the Daughters of the than-war tariff, the Blaine reciprocity cago, ” he says, "Is disUnculsbed from all Revolution held a meeting at which Mrs. humbtig, the squandered surplus, the ad­ other fairs of the sort by the prominence vancing deficit, the defective census and Benjamin Harrison delivered an address. of women in its management It would falsified representation, and the revolu­ There were also the usual celebrations at be gallant to say that this Insures Its suc­ tionary procedures ot the billion dollar New York, Philadelphia, Boston and in cess. but aside from the fact that gallantry congress." “The inflexibly sound finance fact in cittes and towns all over the land Is resented in these days, this must de­ of Governor Tilden“ is coupled with tho the natal Ay of the “Father of His Coun­ pend upon what is exhibited. If it were similar views -of Governor Hill, and tho try” was appropriately observed. In this a competitive exhibition of American close of the platform is as follows: “In city also tho ladtaq_ and visiting con­ women against the world in arms, we obedience to the mandate of the Demo­ gressmen were entertained at lunch at should have no fear. But what Impression /' cratic voters of New York the delegatee Washington Park race course, nnd the will be made by woman’s arts and Indus­ selected by this convention nre instructed ladles at a Colonial tea by Mrs. II. O. Stone. tries? What has she that Is peculiar to to present to the national Democratic con­ herself tliat Is worth exhibiting? not vention the name of David B. Hill as their CELINA. O., Feb. 23.—After n fox hunt needle-work or weaving; for men sew candidate for president of the United and weave beautifully. Not -iiterature; States,’’ and the delegates are also instruct­ which was held north of thin city a Dr Danbay, of Daisil, who participated in the for men still keep on trying the market. ed to vote as a unit. sport upon an Indian pony, attempted to Not painting or sculpture; for half those learning to draw In the studios are still The following delegates to the national show the crowd how bin [>cny could stand men. What pursuit or Industry la there convention were selected: Roswell I*. shooting from bis back. The doctor wad peculiar to woman that she should make a Flower, Edward I’. Murphy, Jr., Daniel E. somewhat intoxicated. He asked a bystand­ separate exhibition of It? We have no de­ Sickle*. Henry W. Slocum. Alternates— er to hand him his gun, which wan done, and sire to be captious about this, for It easy to Manton Marble, John Bigelow, Sidney through carelewnres while cocking it he see that the secession nf the woman. If Webster, Alfred G. Chapin. Throe cheers allowed bis thumb to slip, discharging that It contemplated, will leave the man were then given for Senator Hill nnd the the gun, which waw loaded with No. 2 part of the exhibition poor In comparison, convention adjourned. After adjourn­ shot, the load taking effect in the abdo­ an<l lead to humiliation and diseouragement Hill held an impromptu reception men of John Gause, a 16-year-old lad. Medical aid wna summoned, but to no mentJ’ on the stage of the halt ■ avail. Tho boy died Buuday at 11 o’clock. Meeting of the Objectors. While the regular convention was being held the New York city objectors were Manager Heald, of the Chicago A West Kansas CITY, Ma, Feb. 20. —Chairman holding n conference In another ball. Michigan recently, with a party of friends Speeches were made by W. D. Locke, of Smith, of the Trana-Misaouri Passenger made a southern trip. The Grand Rapids Buffalo; ex-Seeretary Fairchild, and oth­ association, haa sent out a circular an­ papers all commented on the extensiveness ers. all protesting against tho early con­ nouncing the action ot the association in of the trip. They all agreed on the party vention and the aspirations of David B. the triennial conclave of the Knight Tem­ being absent two months. Following the Hill At the clone ot the speaking resolu­ plars at Denver. The substance of the announcement one paper states that the tions were adopted to bolt! nn anti-HUl notice is that a selling or baaing rate of party made about 150,000 miles. That convention at Syracuse on May 31 to elect one single lowest ilrat-clara Care for the would only be 104 miles an hour, twentydelegates to the Democratic convention at round trip to Denver and return is author­ four hours each day, for the whole sixty Chicago and the conference then ad­ ized. Tickets may be sold Aug. 4 to 10, days. Another reduces the figures to 100,­ journed. __________ inclusive, with a transit limit of five days 000, or sixty-eight and one-half miles per M’KINLEY SPEAKS AT DETROIT. hour. He Declares that HU Tariff Bill Will \W. L. Jenks, of Port Huron, sold Ed­ Stand—Letter from Kleine. Des Moines Feb. 23.—The senate Satur­ ward Crnnk a forty acre farm In Oakland DETROIT, Feb. 23.—The annual banquet day passed a resolution to investigate the county on the easy payment plan, and of the Michigan club last evening attracted charge that two senators were captured in when Cronk defaulted in hh payments a host of Republicans of greater or less a raid on a house of ill-fame recently. A Jinks transferred the property to the fame from thia and adjoining states. resolution to discharge Doorkeeper Belvel Michigan Life Insurance company. Cronk While the Democrats were making the for attacking Senator Finn went over. The moved the house off the (arm and Into Depiocrats caucused later and decided to another township, and the Insurance com­ most of Cleveland at Ann Arbor yesterday censure Finn for assaulting BelveL pany replevined It and moved it back onto and getting ready to have a great time the farm. The first trial resulted in a with him here today the Republicans were verdict for Cronk of the house and 8100. D ewitt , la., Feb. 20. — Thu Cyclone Man ­ growing enthusiastic over Governor Mc­ In the Circuit court the Insurance company Kinley; Senator Dolph, of Oregon; Senator ufacturing company's works burned yes­ got a verdict upon IL The Supreme court Perkins, of Kansas; and J. Sloat Faasett, terday afternoon. The fire was caused by will pass upon It. of New York. During the afternoon a re­ the explosion of a gna engine. George During the rush of canning season in a ception in honor of the distinguished Morris, Fred Johnson. Frank Jones, Homer Reed, and Norman Hall, employe*, were Jackson household last summer, a dish­ people was held at General Alger's home. badly burned. cloth suddenly disappeared from the table. Tables for 1,000 Banqueters. Yesterday when a can of tomatoes were THE DEATH RECORD. When the doors of the Detroit rink were' opened for dinner, the missing dishcloth opened at 0 o’clock the scene before those Captain William Conner, well-knowni was found In it who entered was magnificent. Tables hod New York hotel man. at St. Louis. been set in the big area for 1,000 guests, Allen G. Reynolds, a ML Pleasant Free Father Cqi.neuur SVMjvan, at Detroit. while as many more spectators were ac­ W1LLIAM Bltth-, an old resident of Methodist minister and Anna Nichols, one of hla flock, deserted their families a year commodated in tho galleries. Tho rink had been ’oeantifully decorated with the Barney EL Lehman, prominent Penn­ ago and ran away together. They were national colors and natural flowers, and sylvania manufacturer, at Bethlehem, Pa. recently captured In Wisconsin and were when the banqueters arrived every availa­ Daniel D. Withers, know in the turf brought back Saturday and Jailed. Gathering—The Pintform—A Contest­ ing Delegation Promised—Great Night PROBATE OILDER, State of Michigan,County of Barry, as. At a session of the Probate Court, boideu lat the Probate office, in the City of Hasting*,-Iu rafd County, on Monday the 1st day of F»b-rtuiry. in the year une thousand eight hundred ami ninety two. Present, diaries W. Armstrong. Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Dora Burch«t, deceased. On reading and riling the petition, duly veri­ fied, of Oliver Cheney, administrator of said estate prayIng that lie may be licensed to aril the real estate of said deceased as In said peti­ tion described for the reasons aud purt-Mes therein set forth. Thereupon It is ordered, Hint Wednesday die tub day of March A. D-. leu-’ al ten o'cluckun the forenoon, be astignedfor tlie hearing of said petition aud that tho heirs at law of sg|<t derraseii arid all <>lhec..per*on« Interested in said estate, are required to appear at a session ot said court, then to be holden at the Probate office. In the city of Hastings, in said County, and show cause, if any there be. why the prayer of the tietitlimer may not be granted. Audi it V-M—*. TcOwiU.ratk.<xo.U«nt.ff^t is further ordered, that said petitioner giro no­ tice to the persons Interested in said estate. of the pendency of said petition and th* bearing thereof by causing a copy of this order tope published in the Hastings. Bannkb, a news­ CHANCERY SALE. paper printed and circulated in-the said Count v of Barry, once in each week for three successive I<> jutrnance of nnd by virtue of an order and weeks previous to said day of hearing. decree ot the circuit court for tbe County of CHAS. W. AHMSfjlONU. I Barry, In chancery. In the Mate ot Michigan, Judge of Probate. made-And dated on UieiOtiiday of November, A. (A true copy.) 1). IH01 In a certain can*, therein pending where­ in Freedom G. Shepard executor of the last SHERIFF’S SALE. will and testament ot John E Chaffin, tam'd, Notice Is herebyglven thst by virtue nf a writ is complainant and Frederick L. Dingman. of fleri laclas Issued out of the Circuit Court Cor Clara L. Dliiuman. J. Bjron f-tw-rtry, Andrew J. the County •»( Barr)’, iu favor of Frank <J. Good­ Lien. GreenburvG. Rupert. NelllK Sperry and year and Georxe A. Banie*. copartners, under William A. Graham are defendant*. • NottaS |S hereby given that I shall sell at the Arm of Goodyear & Rsrnes.against tbe real estate of Allen G. Freeman In said county, to Subtle auction to the highest bidder, on Soturay the fifth day ot March, A. D. IMS at ten me directed and delivered, I did. ou tbe 3l»l o ’ clock in theforenoon, at the north front <l«or day of June. A. D. i«o, levy upon and take nil the right, title and interest of said Allen G. of the Court house In the City ot ItartlBR* County Freeman, in aud to the foliowitig devnued real of Barry arid State of Michigan, said Court house estate, to wit: The south out quarter of die being the place tor holding the circuit court for north east quarter of section 10. in towhsiflp 1, Mid County of Barry the following described north of range » west, in the County of Barry projierty: to wit: Ail that certain piece or par­ anti State of Michigan, all ot which I shall ox­ cel of land situate. lylng.and being in the town­ pose for xaloat publCTuictlon. or venouc. to the ship ot Aras ria. in the County of Barry and highest bidder, at the north front door of the state ot Michigan, and bounded and described Court House, in the City /of .HastiDK*. in raid u follows, to ct: The west thlrtv acres of the county, on the 12th day of March. A. D. 1W.‘, at south east quarter ot section number thirty four town one north, range seven west and so much 2 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. ’ Dated this 23d day of January, A. D.1M2. of the south west quarter, of said section thirtyBakkk Hhhixkb. four aa lies east of the center ot the highway running north and south through the same. Former sheriff of the Comity of Ba>ry, who made the levy in said notice described. Dated Hastings. Mich. Jan. in. 1X2. • Atoxxo E. Kkx astox. Circuit Court Commissioner. probatb order. Barry County. Mich. Fnan M. Wai>uu<»h. State of Michigan. County of Barry—ss. Solicitor for Complainant, At a seiudon of the Probate Court for the County ot Barn’, holdeit at the Probate office, Im the City ot I fasti r.its. in said county, ou Fri­ day the 6lh dzy of February, ia the year one PECKHAMS CROUP thousand eight hundred and ninety two. Present, Charles W. Armslrcmg, Judge of n YTiRABAHT, BATE, 0EHTAIB. I Probate. In the matter of the estate of Rosa M. SHOULD BE IN EVERY Ferris, decease 1. On reading and Oling the petttl >n, duly* vertfled, of Votney W. Ferris, son of sxld drccaeed. praying this court to determine who are and were the heirs at law of said deceased, and En­ THE CHILDRENS COUGH titled under the laws of this state to inherit tho res! estate of which said deceased died -t! Thereupon It is ordered, that Thursday the lOth -day of March, A. !>.. is» st ten o’clock'In tue forenoon, be assigned for the bearing of «hld ble bit of space, both for participants in petition and that the heirs at law of said de­ " The Niagara Faile Route.' tho feast and spectators, was occupied. ceased and all other persons interested in sgld General Russell A. Alger was toastmas­ estate, are required to appear at a session of «ahi court, then to be holden at the Prubateofter. When the menu had been disposed flre. in the City nf Hastings. In said county, aud ot letters of regret were read from Presi­ show isutse, if any there be, why the prayer of Hie jtcUtloner may not be granted. And it Is n.in |p.m !p'.m.|p.m.|a.in dent Harrison, ex-president Hayes, Sena­ 7 47| 2.111 fl »|il.ta| ».») further ordered, that sal J petitioner give notice ILuTiNOa. tor# sSberman, Evarts, and Gallinger, Alto the persons interested In said estate, of the biou W. Tourgee and the governors of pendency at raid- petition and Ute hearing moat of the Republican states. t hereof by cauMDg a copy of this order to te published in fee Haattngs Bannkh. a news­ paper printed ind circulated in said County of Gen. Alger than said: **It matters not Barry, oure In-each week for three succeMlre who may be nominated for pnsddent weeks previous to said day of hearing. Chas. w. abmstkon.s. Michigan Republicans will rally loyally M. A GILLMAN, taxnd Ar*ni. H m U s Judge ot Prooate. . to the ticket and redeem it from the Demo­ (Atrue copy.) O. W. Ruoauu G. P. a T. A. Ch'tag ». crats. No mugwumps in Michigan or no :^ON T DELAY Republicans who taka water in their milk. They taka their'* straight. Firofc thing the Republican legislature, which will surely te elected this year, dtea when 16 convenes will l»e to wipe out gerrymander­ ing lines which Democratic legislation eatablished a year ago. State will be restored to Republican ranks and kept there. Cong-tasnian Julius C. Burrows, tn a welcom­ ing address, raid Democrats would not again carry Michigan until the memory of the last Democratic legislature shall have (ailed from memory. world as “the Sagu of Brookdale,” at New York. Sir George Campbell, member of the British parliament, at Cairo. Henry W. Bates, well-known natural­ ist and author, nt Ixtndun. Two tramp# stopping nt the Tramps’ Rest, a place provided by tbe city at Kala­ mazoo. have been thieving and burglariz­ ing on an extensive scale. Saturday night they broke into a dwelling house and threatened the iuQuitex with a butchoria «k»r5?r. They were jailed. John Gilmauy Shea, well-known Irish American author, at Elizabeth, N. J. Rev. Father S. PAUUia, distinguished Armada people were awakened lhe Jesuit, at Albuquerque, N. M. other night by the shrieklug ot tlie village Gilbert Eiaiott Griffin of the United mill whistle, aud aa It kept right qq Stoles poatofllce department, at Kingston, shrieking they concludes! that the tow* Ont. ’ Lieutenant Commander Edward Dela- heavy with ire that it opened the valve. �Thursday, February ajth, :89a. Tbl> would >» perUeu^rly homUI»Hn< la AUGUST K. 18T9. editorial notes. «mber the Squawbock ‘ wUl b. rewoberM U»t W IfltblMta. tbe t«t ot bew.ee ou Remember, republicans, your caucuses mwrt. In order that vou may comply with the new election law. be held much earlier than usual th* Tb*y rixrald be held at least 10 days before electloe. Get out your caucus calls soon. Springer with his free wool bill may be towr-L M.nr W wtu> Join «od dol“* expected to bob up serenely almost any worth of property destrojed. owlM to tbl» day now. As tbe democrats have long been known as mutton haters, it will sur­ Uoo. Quite frequeotlr U recorded frKbt- prise no one to see Springer’s bill pass the . MI erotdeou .tatUr to tbe Mlowlw. tbe lower house. ™olt, of which meet webrb bcrllf upon The New York Sun’s wicked attack tbe cooaeleoce. of every Souawbuck, nn- ftrtuo-de eoooirb to bare cwt bls rote In aneoflt. But then If ■ Squnwboek bsen't snr more conscience then be he. tanlns. uiftblnc wouldn’t ..trouble him rery much. The followlnir Is the ertlde dipped from Ssturdsp's Detroit Times, and tbe tirrlble tmsusllr wu the result ot upon Gen. Alger’s soldier record may prove the one thing needful to secure him tbe nomination. The Sun’s unwarranted ila is how the Squawbuck legislature jdthe fanners: It made It possible t J• congressional apportionment for tbe » of Michigan to select a majority of a, ongresamen. By Its redlstrictlng tbe ] ■ («* legislative purposes It gave to tbe B 1 control of both branches of tho leg. And yet the city population of tato comprises less than two-fifths of 1_ «rple of Michigan. |Fannera can | we how much of a frleud to them the L ratlc party Is. democratic friends lave not met be success they expected In organizta “people’s party.” They have democrats, but the republicans 1 so numerous u could be desired. *<be republicans who are In show7 indlnation to walk into tlie demojeMUca) sideshow part of the ar- Is It to tiw New York cation. A solid Util d«le- Miss Olive Thompson will give an en­ tertainment at the Baptiat church forJhe benefit of tbe ladles aid society. Thia young lady eomes very highly reeommendThe W. C. T. U. of the first ward will hold their regular meeting at tbe home of Mrs. George Williams, Friday afternoon, Feb. 26th. All are cordially Invited. Goods Must Go at Some Price! , Not i or i off, but One-Half Off on Most of the Stock. Ab they must go. Come quick while the stock is large and complete. LOOK BELOW. LOOK BELOW Judge Smith will give a lecture before the Epworth League Tuesday evening. The “Temple of Fame” will be given some time In April by the-young Indira connected with tbe Epworth league. Mrs. Clement Smith haa consented to take charge of the entertainment, which Is a Bland has brought hls little silver bill guarantee that It will be a success In every before congress. Its most bitter opponents way- The play will be given In Union are democrats. It looks very much as ball Immediately after the Lenten season though the democratic party could not be ends. The Y. P. 8. C. E. meets at the Presby­ united upon a frec-cqinage measure. terian church next Sunday evening at 6 Stop and consider If It will be wise to o’clock, and will bo led by Miss Pearl Michael. give to foreigners free access to our mar­ Services a^the Presbyterian church next kets, when that means, In most Instances, Sunday: Topic In the morning, “An Old foreign control of our markets. Story.” In the evening, n talk about Cowper, poet and hymn writer, with per­ . Will It pay to turn our markets, tbe best sonal recollections of Olney and WestonIn the world, over to foreigners simply to underwood. Illustrated by hymns of Cow­ please British Cobden clubs and their per sung by a select choir. PRICES TELL! PRICES TELL! PRICES TELL! assault Is certainly making friends for Gen. Alger. using Squawbuek oil: , “Ironwood, Michigan—(special)—Three children all under 7 years of age. were cre­ mated last night by tbe destruction by fire of a store, saloon and residence building. Charles Delongcamps. with his wifa and ■even, children, lived over Charles Bedard’s store and saloon. Some kerosene In their kitchen exploaed and In an Instant the upper portion of tbe building was a mass of flames. The mother, 2-week-pld babe and two other children were rescued, but Mrs. DeJocgramps was frantic over the Impending* fate of Albert, Marie and Charles, who were still in the building, ahd a number of American sympathizers? Citizens were seriously burned while mak­ ing heroic, but unavailing efforts to save Three months gohe and still nothing them. Tbe three bodies were found In dune by the “reform* democratic congress the ruins.”____________________ at Washington. Great Is democratic re­ Until next fall, about convention time, form. the Journal will be a vigorous “people’s party’organ. That’s part ot Its grind. Squawbuckery in Michigan will be Then democracy and the Journal may be equally known for dangerous kerosene and expected to work harmoniously. But It tlie unsavory ordor of its misdeeds. would spoil the plan to haye It that way now. Nevertheless the Journal's democra­ The best authorities in tlie state are fully cy will stick out once In a while In spite agreed that the Squawbuck legislature of ail efforts at control. Week before last made a sorry botch of the tax law. lhe Bans eh made a statement to the effect that the voters of Michigan knew what Reciprocity Is opening more markets to democracy was now and had had enough America in a single year than free trade of It Now that statement might have could have done in a life time. been picked up by a democratic paper, and do one need wonder. But to havrthe or­ gan of the “people’s party” rush to the It Is a record of disgrace, of corruption defense of the democratic party did seem and crime, that hourly confronts Michigan strange. At least might have seemed so democracy In the one short year of its ad­ to one who did not know that It was the ministration. It came Into power pledged to economy program to have a fusion of the two next and reform. It will go out guilty of the tall. greatest extravagance and corruption. It was pledged to a short legislative ses­ l In this paper will be found a supple- sion. It’s squawbuek sitting, was longer, •' meat containing tlie speeches made at the aud fuller of tomfoolery, than any in annual banquet of tbe Michigan Clnb, in years. It was pledged to opposition to monopo­ Detroit, Monday evening. In thespeeches lies. It is guilty of legislating for tlie . will be found the essence of /the best greatest monqply on earth, tbe Standard ■ 'thought, of some of tbe brightest minds in Oil Company, and with disregard for the the country. We especially commend the Ilves or the property of the people. It was pledged to economical adminLv .'^efforts of Hon. Wm. McKluley, tho author | of the famous McKinley bill, and that of tratlon. It Is guilty of creating and filling new and unnecessary offices and of squeez­ .Hon. J. 8. Fassett, exposing the rotteu po- ing out every cent and more too, than the ' .Itlcal methods of the Tammany Ring in law allows from the offices of tbe state. It declared for the abolition of the free . ■ Kew York. The extent of the influence railroad pass. But its squawbucks took ,if this ring, and its marvelous power in more and used more free mileage than any . politics, both municipal and state will be legislature Has done for yean. it was pledged for reformation. In tlie !'Surprising to many. It has absolute con­ trol of both! the city and state of New state departments. But Its secretary of state has confessed to misappropriation ! . 'ork and is reaching out after the nation |3&rough David B. Hill, as Its prospective and theft of public property, and has been obliged to/esign his office. UMmdldate fqr president. It waa/pledged to tbe reform of the bal­ lot, but It has outrageously passed a per­ E C. L. Plll$bury, of the big Minneapolis nicious law upsetting the established and accepted custom of choosing presidential gfflp<iring mills, the heaviest buyer of wheat electors, and creating a system for such J-real wheat not options—in the world, choosing,(alike unfair and unconstitutional. Hmreitas his opinion before the special Add to these broken pledges a record of Sg»gresslonal committee that gambling In political theft, of public plunder, of scan­ dal. of bigamy and of legislative and exe­ ■ain should be slopped, and that the cutive incompetency, and the picture Is a ; 7-.<bort” seller was the farmer’s worst comforting one to those who put the de­ I /.r.emy.. In his Judgment, only actual mocracy of Michigan Into power.—Caro , sin should be behind every deal In Advertiser. teat In our Judgment Mr. Pillsbury Thb democrat program of reduction of ew exactly what he was talking about, ; d told the exact truth when he asserted tariff taxation is utterly delusive. Taxa­ tion cannot be further reduced without it wheat gambling was an injury to the crippling the government Putting a few rat growers. articles on tbe free list would not relieve tbe people of a single dollar’s worth of fed­ f the predictions of democratic orators eral taxation. Patting those articles on |: the 1890 campaign had proven true, the the free list would not cheapen a single ■ 3. treasury would have been bankrupt necessity to the consumer, for domestic! competition has established prices which uths since. But despite their predlc- are as low as will admit of reasonable >», the excuses of the government profit But the enlargement of the free . e been promptly met, tbe various ap- list In the manner proposed by Springer would let down the bars which restrain priatlons paid, the national debt re­ foreign competition and subject several of ed, and there’s still a balance of over our most Important industries to a life and j 000.000 ready cash available above all death struggle on unequal terms with rves. This Is the usual outcome of cheap labor and cheap capital. The demo­ • ocraticjjredictions. It is democratic. crat program Is not only delusive but dan­ gerous.—Detroit Tribune. > ■ ly republican, treasuries that loom up ■ , . deficiencies. j. Z the service. will b. of generel toterest. A similar mission has just*been held In Syracuse, N. Y.. and ozu» of U» naners of tliat city says; Tbe mission ser­ vices at St John’s Episcopal church are growing In Interest The sermons of Doctor Schackleford evary evening are strong and stirring appeals to hve a relig­ ion*-Ife. The noon services for men at tbe Larned block and the 8 o'clock service for women at the church by tbe Rev. M. Cropsey are well attended." Some of the young people connected with the Y. P. S. C. E. held a social held at pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt on Green street on Tuesday evening. Talk, music, singing, gpmra and ,an excellent supper filled up the time. Many thanks to our good friends, Mr. aud Mrs. Hoyt, for their hospitality, and to all who work­ ed bard to make the meeting a success. Several excursionists from Kalamazoo took Ih the show In Union hall Tuesday evening. There being a dearth of boquets in Kalamazoo, they showered their 'favorItes with cabbage and onions. No Name and residence M i Clarence Lewis, Hastings twp 30 i May L ffl del man ~ j Frank Hoover, Castleton 211 Josephine Whitlock, “ Age. , _ Oblsaary. . Dietl. In Lake Odessa, Monday, February nth. Stephen Haight, aged 61 years. Stephen Haight was bom in Steuben Co., N. Y., Feb’y Mh. 1831. In 1834 bls parents moved to Livingston Co., Mich., but located In Odessa township in 1841. He first learned the carpenter’s trade, which he followed with diligence and success. In 1864 he enlisted In Company E, 3rd Mich. Infantry, served 14 months, nnd received an honorable discharge. He was living In Woodland Center when be enlisted, and returned there after the war. He engaged in tbe undertaking business, as hls health would not permit following hls trade. He was highly successful In his business, painstaking and considerate on all occasions requiring his professional service. In 1884 he removed to Saranac, but returned to Woodland in ’86. When the new town of Lake Odessa was founded our subject was among the first to locate there in 1888, entering the furniture nnd undertaking busineiM In company with George Weed, but continuing hls under­ taking business also at Woodland. For a yeaipast hls health had steadily failed, and he was obliged to retire from active affairs. December 25th. 1861, he was united In marriage to Margaret M. George. Their union was a happy one. They were de­ votedly attached to each other, and their home was the “dearest spot on earth” lo them. They had two children, daughters, one of whom. Dora, wife of Otis Miner, of Ijike Odessa, survives to comfort her mother, and share with her the grief over her great loss. He bad one surviving brother. David Haight, of Woodland, and one sister, Mrs. M. T. Wheeler, of this city. The funeral services took place at Lake Odessa Wednesday, and were very largely attended—probably one of the largest fun­ erals ever held in that vicinity, attesting tbe great esteem in which he Was held. * Mr. Haight was a man who laved hls home and its dear ones; loved hls native land and went as a willing defender of her flag and her liberty. He had that fellow feeling that makes one “wondrous kind”— a way of getting at the hearts of people, and winning their friendship and regard. He was especially endeared to the pioneers of Woodland and Odessa, and to the com­ rades who wore tbe Union blue. As a man. as a neighbor, as a busband, as a father, he sought to live well, to do well his part. He will be mourned by mkny for the kindness rendered, for tbe g4od things brought Into their lives by him. In their bereavement, the stricken ones have the sympathy of their many friends. Men’s heavy socks, 4 pre. for 25 eta. Men’s wool socks, 3 pre. for 25 eta. Men's pants worth $1.50 for 85 cts. Men’s pants worth $2.50 for $1.25. Men’s undershirts and drawers worth per suit 45 cts for 85 eta. Men's rubbers 32 eta. Women’s rubbers 22 eta. Look! Look! Look! Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! Men’s shoes. Congress and Bals, all ayles, worth $6.00 for $4.00. “ “ 4.50 “ 3.00. 3.50 “ 2.50. 3.00 *• 2.00. 2.00 “ 1.50. 1.25 “ .90 Women, Look! Women, Look! Women’s Dongola Kid Button worth $4.50 for 2.25. “ •• “ “ “ 3.00 “ 2.00. “ “ “ “ “ 2.50 1 1.50. 2.00 “ 1.50. 1.50 “ 1.00. And all Men's and Women’s Furnishing Goods, Men’s and Boya’ Boots, Boys’ and Children’s Shoes, and all Rubber Goods must go aa prices are no object. Money we want. Umbrellas worth $1.50 for 99c. Women’s Merino Vests for 35c. DO NOT FORGET THE ? BANKRUPT STORE. M. R. LA YTON, Agt. A Forestville man sells liquor without a United States license. The other day a gang walked off with a barrel of liquor l>efore hls very eyes, and suggested If be dare Interfere,be would put the authorities on to him. A farmer living near. Quincy got up In bis sleep tbe other night and putting on bis pantaloons went out barefooted to the bam and threw down a quantity of hay from the mow, after which he returned to bed without removing hls trousers. His feet were cut and bruised and be is still nursing them. From the fact of an Increase of ozone in the atmosphere. Secretary Baker, of the State Board of Health, predicts an In­ crease In Influenza. Dr. Baker believes tliat electiriclty generates, while gas de­ stroys ozone. Tbe extensive use of elec­ tricity and the abandonment of gas means Increasing annual epidemics of Influenza. Joseph Crowe, 45 years old and a bach­ elor, dropped dead from dissipation and heart disease in a saloon at Iron Mountain Monday. Crowe had been emplpyed as an engineer at the Hamilton Mine and was considered a competent man. Last sum­ mer a man was crushed In the shaft and the fact preyed upon Crowe's mind, though be was not blamed for the accident. He has been drinking bard ever since. A span of horses hitched to a hack which was third in line at a Jackson fun­ eral Monday ran away. One of the bits broke and the driver Jumped. During the flight a coal wagon was demolished and the horses stopped only when a tar wagon Interferred. Strange to say no one was hurt HARD JOB FOR US TO WRITE AN ADV. WE OWN IT UP However below are a few facta: Spring is coming. With it our spring goods. Some of them are here now. Others arriving every day. description—cloth and Swede top bals, with plain toe or patent leather tips. Call and see them. Woolley <^= Bronson, One-Pnce Shoe Dealers. Mr. Hoops, a Manistee grocer, who has been missing small sums of money daily from hls till, caught a 13-jear-old boy named Hlnks In the act of stealing. The child's father is blind and alck and the family being poor and destitute, he will not be prosecuted. Muonic Notice. Companions: There will be a special convocation of Hastings Chapter No. 68, A tramp afflicted with diphtheria was Royal Arch Masons on Friday evening, found on the street near the Duplex founFeb. 26 for work In the Past and M. E. Creek« Monday morning. The trotting horse 1* becoming the hone Masters Degrees. A full attendance is He had lain out all night. When discover­ of tiie people, says an able writer. • Why desired. Tbe H. P. requests the officers ed he was taken to the tramp room In the Is this? Because he has the qualities which of the Chapter to meet one hour before city jall and medical aid was furnished. fit him for the uses which the modern man time for opening for lecture. By order of C. L. Beam kb, H. 1*. has for horses. He has intelligence, en­ M. W. Bikxk. Bec’y. durance and “legs of Iron and sinews of steel.” In short, he Is a horse of clvlilzatlon. If size and weight are required, One thousand cords of good wood of all tbe trotting bred horse will furnish them : kinds and all lengths. I will pay the so far as compatible with suppleness of :highest market price In cash or trade. action, great endurance, style and ability Domi Mudox. to go long distances fast and come back at the same gnit. He comes bearing claim to practical utility in an age that Is largely Farm of 120 acres in Irving, Barry FOR THB Industrial. He brings with him that charm county, Mich., known aa the Mlles Engle of usefulness which secures recognition farm. Soil good, 70 acres under good cul­ not only on the race track, but from the tivation. 50 acres good oak timber, seven man of industry and business—In fact, miles from Hastings. Above farm will be everywhere a horse can be used. He has sold cheap, and on very reasonable terms. a place cm every farm, on the road, hi the For particulars enquire ot W. J. Dibble, livery stable and as an all purpose horse he Marshall, Mich, or Philo A. Sheldon ’’right at home. He U the companion of Hastings, Mich. 1 the gentlemen of leisure and la tbe horse tor the man not cumbrously burdened with QmtlfrtarTo AIL this world a goods. 11B is a necessity to Tbe high position attained and the uni­ tlie rich, a lx>on to tbe poor and a luxury versal acceptance and approval ot the to the great majority that are neither poor pleasant liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Fig­ nor rich. From hls loins shall come the os lhe moat excellent laxative known’ American Horse of tiw future, which will lUnalrate tlie value of tbe qualities nn’ as far excel tjje members of the equine whM ItasMom i, laued and are race elsewhere as hls master wIU excel bta brother of all nations. - MIXER’S CcftrSS BLOOD For Sale by all Druggists Go to DR. LOWRY’S and have your eyes fitted with eye glasses or spectacles. In order to have your eye sight preserved into old a8e‘016 should be properly examined and the right kind of glasses worn. Dr. Lowry keeps a large stock of the finest quality and greatest varrnty of eye glasses and spectacles at his office, nre you can hare your eyes examined at all times. �PERSONAL MENTION. The play In Union hall to-morrow even­ ing will probably be one of the best ever M. L. Cook was In Detroit Monday. presented by home talent and that is say­ ing a good deal. Fred Soule went to Detroit Monday. Judging from the reflection on tbe sky Mrs. Anna Powers Is visiting in Grand Thursday evening, there must have been Rapids. a big Are west of the city, but at the pres­ W. N- Fisher, of Chicago, was in the ent writiug we have been unable to And city Friday. out where li.waa. Mode Rich, of Traverse City, is visit­ Those who are Interested in sun spots ing iu the elty. will te able to perceive an enormous one Miss Flo Beadle, of Grand Rapids, is on the sun’s face al the present time. It can be seen with the naked eye, protected, vlslthig in the city. of course, by smoked glass. ■ Niram Mudge, of Albion, Is visiting Mr. For sale or exchange one 50 H. P. En­ and Mra. E. Y. Hogie. gine and boiler, one 15 H. P. engine and Mrs. Ed Haff, of Grand Rapids. Is visit­ boiler on wheels, one 3 H. P. engine and ing relatives Ih the city. boiler, one Lane A Bodley Iron Husk saw Ben Walt of Kalamazoo, attended the mill complete, at Hastings Engine A Iron minstrels Tuesday night. Works. Hastings Banner. Thursday, February 25th, 1892. W. a. COOK. Local Editor. Common’ ■­ Soap , . Rots Clothes and Chaps Hands. IVORY SOAP Hastings Chapter. Order of Eastern Star, bas received an invitation from the Middleville Chapter, to assist them In the celebration of the 19th anniversary Mon­ day evening. \ DOES NOT. The Harvest Depends something on the seed. dfe Good IBfL Seeds Jwl Good Crops LANDRETH’S SEEDS arc not onij r jj ff Writ, for IM Catalogue. Good, but bare the rrputatlon of being the Btit, H. W- LMDR^TH, aoosMxw, ******Battui Outer. Mien. FOR SALE—A good farm of 80 acres near Middleville, Barry Co., Mich. AU under cultivation with orchard, good buildings, windmill, etc. Will be sold at a bargain. Call on or address, A. Hanlon, M. D., Middleville, Mich.f or C. H. Gordon, Evanston, Ill. A BARGAIN—For the one who desires to purchase my Green Street residence in the 4th ward, in this city. House in good repair, heated by. furnace. J»ath room, and all the modern conveniences. Will sell at a bargain. Address all let­ ters to me at Grand Rapids, caro of “Vendome.” , Mrs. Julia Goodyear. 00104906 All property belonging to Mrs. H. J. Kentield in Hastings including houses, vacant lots and farm of 40 acres in second ward. Apply to W. F. POWERS. HARDWARE SJORE. S«Un' All perraia nre hereby warned not to trmp«M on lay farm. <ir to remove anything therefrom. Any who wfll iwraiot iu doing so will-be pros­ ecuted aceordlug to law. Mkm. Maw Chaddock. LOCAL NEWS. - CIRCULATION • This week, 79 quires. Hereafter, changed fdr advertisements must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to Insure Insertion in the issue of the week when brought 1)H you see Stauffer's lecture on coffee In unotber column? Sap pans nnd pails -made to order at Goodyear's hardware. Reserved seats fur the "Henrietta” can te procured at the usual place. Remember "The Henrietta,” by home talent In Union hall to-morrow eve. For tin copper nnd sheet Iron work call at Goodyear’s hardware. They have a first-class workman. Wash dress goods. Tennis flannels, table damasks napkins, towels, etc. Just *eceived at Russell’s. At Goodyear Bros, hardware you will Ind L. W. Kenfleld lhe plumber. Job vorir and repairing promptly attended to. For sale cheap at wfioleaale prices, four .ew plows will exchange for wood or old ran. Enquire at Hastings Engine & Iron Forks. Saturday evening there will be a wrestng match In Delton between John Arnold f Dowling nnd D. Raney of Delton, in laekman’s hall, Delton. Charlie Welswrt left fora visit with relatives In tho east Monday. There Is a good ngtured rivalry existing between the owners of several homes, as to tbe trotting abilities of their steeds, and this spirit of rivalry has led to several ‘•spurts'’ between them of late. The presence of one of them upon the streets seem to be construed as a sort of challenge to tbe others and is generally accepted. father. R. J. Grant went to Kalamazoo Satur­ day to attend tlie funeral of his coutdn Sunday. If so,',we would be pleased to have you call in and let us show you a line that will be sure to please. We have them in all the latest styles and shades, and they are marked at prices within the reach of all. We would like to calf your special attention to our $2.50 non- breakable Derby hat. It’s a dandy; don’t fail to see it. Yours respectfully, E. IE. Morrill & Co., THE ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS. Mrs. 8. A. Holme*, of Grand Rapids, is visiting relatives and friends in this city and vicinity. Chas. Doyle, Dr. Lathrop, Jesse Tefft and ladles attended a party In Bellevue Thursday evening. Lou Goodyear and Walllc Wilkins, of tho State university, are visiting their parents In tbe city. Brother Warner, of the Democrat, went Barry county seemii to be rather favored to De troft Tuesday to shake'hands with ex-president Cleveland. with the beautiful this year. While Bat­ Dr. Van Horn left for Ann Arbor Mon­ tle Creek people were riding in buggies we were all enjoying: beautiful sleighing day to visit hls son Oriey, who Is attend­ and the same may be iald of Odessa peo­ ing tlie law department ple. In the south part of tbe county some Mrs. Joh’rt Pendergast left Monday, of the nmdx are almost impassible and evening for an extended visit with friends there Is realty too much snow for good and relatives In and about Boston. sleighing. Messrs. Hi 11 bouse and Burns, of thu Those of our readers who shall claim Kalajnazoo Telegraph, and Cornell, of the the government bounty on maple sugar Gazette, made a fraternal call Tuesday. will be interested to know that 8. E. Mra. J. J. Emory, of Grand Rapids, is Phillips, the grocer, lias been appointed as the U. S. official weigher at this point. visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Mr. Emery spent Sunday He was chosen Tiiurmlay by Collector Spaulding. Steketee, of Grand Rapid's. No tetter with them. selection could have been 'made. Those Jno. Pendergast returned from a busi­ desiring Information about the bounty ness trip to Milwaukee Saturday evening should Inquire of Mr. Phillips at his store. and started out on a trip through the cast There are a nnniber of young boys in Tuesday morning. Hastings who ought to be going to school Chester Fish, formerly of this city, but avd are not. >ither because their parents now connected with a large mercantile es­ nre disinclined or unable to compel! them tablishment in Detroit, was here on busi­ or because they are playing truant. There ness Thursday and calling on old acquain­ is a law touching such cases which the tances. authorities ought to enforce. They will Oscar Crook, who lias for so many year? be made to attend school lor be sent to a reform school. It Is Just such boys as been postil clerk on the main line of the these that make tlie loafers and criminals Michigan Central lias this week been transferred to the Grand Rapids division and are a burden to the state. of tliat line. Jefferson street was turned into a race Hon. George Steketee. of Grand Rapids. course Mudday forenoon. At that time occurred the much talked of race between Collector of Internal Revenue and Bro. F. W. Greble’s and J. M. Bauer’s flyers, Perry, of the Bellevue Gazette. Deputy for 825 a side. The start was made about Internal Revenue Collector, were In the in front of. Will Hayes’ residence and the city Thursday. finish at Afl Jones feed store. Mr. Gre­ J. M. McElwain has been appointed ble’s hopft' won the race. Small bets were special agent of the Mutual Life Insurance quite numerous, and tlie friends of each Co., of New York. Mr. McElwain has horse may succeed in making another race proven one of that company’s most suc­ between them in the near future. Could cessful agents, hence the selection. We an admission fee have lieen charged, congratulate both the company and Mr. enough would have been realized to have McElwain. made a good start toward paying for a new Word from Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Lathrop city halt says that they are Hill I enjoying the climate To-morrow evening in Union hall home of California, and that In company with talent will give "The Henrietta" with the Mr. aud Mrs. Ira VanValkenburgh and following cast of character*: daughter, they drove through some of the Nicholas Van Alstyne (old Nick oMVall large orange groves last week, aud took street)......................................... .YChas. Doyle. some generous samples of that luscious Nicholas Van Alstyne Jr, D. W. Reynolds. fruit. Dr. and Mrs. lathrop expect to re­ Bertie Van Alstyne (a lamb) Dr. Fowler. turn to tills city about May 1st. Lord Arthur Fitzroy Kawdon Trelaw­ ney Anoitter............................... Dorr Mudge. Next Wednesday Is Ash Wednesday. Dr. Wainright........................ Milan Waldorff. Buy the seven octave organ sold by Rev. Murray Hilton....Clarence Lathrop. John Bessmer. Watson Flint.............................. Sblrlle Smith. Musgrave (Secretary) Arthur Brown. The best 81.50 men’s shoe fn tbe mar­ Agnes Lockwood..................... Elva Mudge. ket at F. G. Stowell’s. Ladle Mary Trelawney....... Sabie Beadle, Ijidies see those 32.00 shoes Just re­ Mrs. Cornelia Opdyke. ..Marian Goodyear. ceived at F. G. Stowell’s. Rose Van Alstyne, Emma Bailey Donohue. A fine line of gents Rockford shoes Just H. F. Bellinger, of Barry county, has \ leased Aid. Green man’s residence on received at F. G. Stowell's. Dre. H. A. nnd C. H. Barber have movld Henry street and will move his family therein about the first of March Mr. into offices In tlie city bank building. • Bellinger Is tbe gentleman, it will te re­ Ladies try a pair of Lion process shoes. membered, who, several weeks ago, pur­ chased the property on the east side of You can get them at F. G. Stowell's. Main street be tween A. L Hines’ store latest out! Hastings souvenier spoons down to nnd including the building oc­ (sterling silver) at John Hessmer’s, the cupied by Miller's agricultural warehouse. Jeweler. Mr. Belienger expects, ns soon as the John Bessmer exhibits a fine stock of weather permits to cojnmeHredhfi erection Bohemian garnets mounted on solid gold of a large 10 cent feed bam with] a brick front ■ the entire length of bis 'property In his show window. with k well arranged office, and every­ Hare your watches and Jewelery repair­ thing In a'truly city manner. Such a ed by a coni pc tan t watchmaker at John front as thia will te. will add greatly to Bcsamer's. No snide work there. the appearance of South Main street.— We are In receipt «f Vol. 1 No. 1 of the Charlotte Leader. Cadillac Traveler, published at Cadillac, We are pleased to note the great Im­ Michigan, by John A. Wade, editor and provement In tlie breeding of horses within publisher. the last six years. Tlie change Is very no­ Be sure and get your reserved seats for ticeable even In this city aud the same may be said, both of trotting stock as well "the Henrietta” nt once, in order to insure Tbe play Is an excellent as horses used for heavier purposes. A a good place. few years ago the breeding of a fast horse one and will be well presented. For sale very cheap, one two story ouse. one house and lot and bam. one ■p phaeton buggy and harness. Enquire didn't cut any figure, but blood is what Hastings Engine A Iron Works. tells now. aud the horse that hasn't got’ It Downings New Orleans Creole company doesn’t amount to very much. The wan liooked to appear in Union hall Saturday who can afford to oten a fast horse de­ enlrg. Tnu company Is said to be a mands that he shall be well bred. If n high rj C ver one. There are 20 artists In price be paid. As for draft horses there mpatij. all of whom do good specialty has been a great improvement in them and tlie difference In appearance of the draft horse of to-day and those of six years, ago is "The Henrietta” to be presented In very striking. With tetter horses comes don hall tomorrow evening is rather a better care of horsca. It is undisputed ce off on life In Wall street The stock that the farm horse of to-day has better licators and everything pertaining to a care than he did six years ago, for the rea­ t-cla«s stock brokers office will be In son that he Is worth more aud therefore demands better care. Farmers have learn­ oration on lhe stagj. ed that lhe time spent on Clie grooming of The second addition to the hustling vil- horses la not lost time by ftiy means, but B of Delton Is on record. The prelim- that it is money made and a veil. The day ry work was done by Surveyor. Leo 8. of the farm horse whose rfba are its chief >•>. three weeks ago. Nine plats have attraction is past, aud the horae aa tlie on record within four years, and highest and moat useful tyye of the animal of them are the work of Mr. Cobb. kingdom, is receiving hls proper attention. HATSi HATS! HATS! DO TOUWflNTAfl/IT? Mra. Metheaney, of Grand Rapids. Is visiting friends iu the city. Mrs. Josie Barker, of Mt Pleasant is It is said that rats can be entirely got­ Is visiting her father and sister. ten rid of by sprinkling finely ground Miss Minnie Evans, of Bellevue, is cayenne pepper in the boles and places they frequent Rats never go any place spending a few days in the city. without smelling their way. One snuff Miss Franc Hill, of Grand Rapids, Is of cayenne pepper does them. the guest of Mr. and Mra. John Goodyear. The best boiler compound for cleaning Mrs. G. H. Brooks returned from Mar­ boilers sold at the Hastings Engine A Iron tin Saturday, where she has been for some Works. It can be used through injector time. or pump. 40 windmills for sale very Mr. nnd Mra. S. R. Rogers, of Prairie­ cheap. A large stock of Iron kettles to be ville, visited relatives in the city last sold or traded for wood or old iron. week. • N’atchang black dress silks are tlie very Hon. P. T. Colgrove took in tho Mich­ best Every lady wishing to purchase a silk dress should see them. Russell has igan Club banquet In Detroit Monday the agency for these goods and can furnish night any silks made bj- the Natchang Silk Co. P. A. Sheldon was called to Hagar last much cheaper than can be bad elsewhere. week owing to the severe Illness of bls While Walter Perry and wife were away from home Thurrdaiy, forenoon. their bouse caught on fire and was burned to the. ground. Tbe tire probably originated 1 from a defective chimney. The loss was a total one as there was nut a cent of in­ surance, and will fail quite heavily on Sir. Perry. . . Dr. Lowry recently performed an opera­ tion upon C. C. Edwards, ot Lyons. Ionia county, removing a cataract from his eye. The operation was very successful, and Mr. Edwards rejoices that sight lias again been restored to him. By mutual consult C. G. Mixer bas sold hls entire Interest in the medicine business known ns "Mixers Cancer und Scrofula Syrup” to hls brother. Dr. Chas. W. Mixer, who will hereafter conduct said business with hls father aa equal partners. We wish tlie new firm success. Now comes the date-fiend showing that the aurora borealis of Saturday evening last appeared the right time, Feb. 13th. In accordance with established precedent Tlie pbenomehon was displayed with es­ pecial brilliancy on i February 18th, 1775; February 18th. 1821; February i3tb, 1855 aud Fsbruary 131b, 1W5. Anything you buy you may keep five days and if not satisfactory, return it and get your money back. Terms are strictly cash. A Chicago clothing manufacturing house over-did it —too many fine suits and overcoats; too many children’s clothes of finer make; the usual results, they had to sell them at a great,sacrifice and here they are at prices below the cost to manufacture. Here’n a few pointers and strong leaders. They will give you a hint of the way the prices on this immense stock has been slaughtered. Hun­ dreds of other lines and bargains, but these for pointers: SI.98. 93 CTS Thart’s the price: of a fine pair of MEN’S PANTS. Your friends would say you paid $5.00 or S6.00 for them, for they’re fine goods. Other lines asdow as 98 cents and as high as $5.00 for extra fine make. For the boys, fine CAPE OVERCOATS —probably one of their just-now need. Priced to make it so^ These coate . would be cheap at I3.00. Boy with pretty overcoat, only cost 93 cents, an advertisement for us—that’s why the prices is so low. As honest a SUITS as ever fineness of the beauty at the quality, and But the price is $5.00 during this value in SACK have seen. The gives you the the touch tells you of long service. $9.00, it’s only 19.50. MEN’S FINE OVERCOATS; always worth a second thought when you can save half. Wise buyers are getting them, not for this winter alone, but for the next, and the next after. It will be the fault of neither the coats nor the prices if you don’t get one. �-....................... CONSUMPTION Qo^u/ay' In Ha early stages can M cured by the prompt uae of-. . A Notable Event in the World's Fair History. THE 8TATESMES TAKE THE TOWJ. Ayers CherryPectoral It aoothea the inflamed tlaauea, aide expectoration, and hastena recovery. Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. fool me, . Lowell, Mass. I want that CURE ^^pLUG Sdr Headache awl relieve all ibotroublm too* dent to a bilious aUU of tho aysum. suoh M SICK OMCCO. ft's lhe. best" c\e Win^ tebbcco fortKe money And I don't nfcnt any1/iina eJse. Jve tried’ it and /(novV all aboutit Jolty'fiR i-s made by MORTGAGE SALE. Defaafl having been nuuir in the coti<ll:|.xi« of a certain mortgage, dated Angnsi 14, 1.-20. made by Orrin A. whltiight and Em Willt right, hls wife, to the Hasting* Building and Loan AaioclHtios. ot Hastings, Michigan, a cor­ poration duly organized and doing twine** under uul lawsol the State of Michigan, nnd recorded In the office of the regi'icr of deeds for Barry county. In th* stole of Michigan, on August 29, 1W0. In liber 41 of mortgages ou page tt. by nen payment of money due for tnstalTnients of princluai. Interest and premium aud for fines, by which the power ol sale therein cotitaliiM has become operauve. and on which mortgage there is claimed to be due al the date of thts notice th> sum of seven hundred fifty three and 3S-100 dollars, the said Installment' of principal, interest and premium and fines hav­ ing remained unpaid and Innrrear for more than «x month*, and the su'd Hasting* Buildngsnd Loan Association luring elected under lhe terms of said mortgage todeclnredue the full amount unpaid with all arrearage* thereon, aud no suit or proceedings at law having been Insti­ tuted tn recover the amount now remaining seemed or said mortgage or any part I hereof. Notice Is therefor hereby glren that on flatunlky. Ute 12th day of March. 1H/2, al ten o'clock In V.ie forenoon, there will be sold at the t ortlt front door <d the court house. In the elty of Hastings, oounty of Barry and state of Michigan, said court house bring the building in which the circuit court fur the county of Barry h>. held, at public auction to the highest bidder, the premises described In said*, inart­ gage or so much thereof as- may be necessary to satisfy the amount dur ou mid mortgage ns above set forth, with Um Interest and uremlum thereon mid the cssts, charges and expenses allowed by ’.aw and provided fur in said mbrigage, said prem­ ises being all those certa’n pieces or pnreeh of land situate and being In the elty ot Hasting*, county of Barty amtstate of Michigan, and de­ scribed** follows, to wit; Lots number six and the north half of lots number eight, nine, and ten of block nineteen |n, the eastern .addi­ tion to the city, formerly village, ot Hastfiig*. and lot* number one. nine and ten In block eleven of H. J. Keo field's addition to the city, formerly village of Hastings according to tlie recorded plat thereof. . Dated Hastings. Mich.. Dec. IB, l«ot; Uastingh Bvti.ni.xu axd Loan AssnctATio.v ' „ Nortaagwi. Ai.oxzo K. Kknawton. Attorney for Mortgagee. WET! COLD! SLUSH! RUBBER FOOTWEAR WHICH IS THE Best? > ros EraiICCT-Sn Hur U, TM CANDEE” BANKRUPT STORE, M. R. LAYTON, Agent, HASTINca, MICH. K !!S2L» Sat'S our factory tf s-’"'■ L. CANDEE A CO lie Banner and Detroit Tribune one dollar per year. Haidaebe. ye» Carter's ttttlo Liver Plffl « eqMUy vduablo ia ConrttpaUor. curing and pro­ liver usd rtg-jlato the bowels. Even tf tiwyoug " HEAD AcbolheywcnldboalEiostpriccleMtoCtosewbO cu/rer from this disfcsssingcamptalnti bat foxta- '— Illinois corporation, ot which it is the governing board. M.OOO.OOO to be applied to the work of construction. , thing to Think About. Chicago, Feb. 22.—Chicago te n host just now on a rather large scale. She is entertaining about 80Q persons from the national capital and doing it in stylo, too. Ot course Chicago bos an object in all this. It has become evident that there are some people occupying high places in the land who do not appre­ ciate tlie“bigness" of the show that the Garden City has taken thecon­ tract of giving next year—a good many who have no idea how much THOMAS w. PALMER. WQrk haM been done; how the plan and scope of the expo­ sition have grown until they are away ahead of anything heretofore given on tho “footstool" and much more extensive than originally contemplated. Looks Somewhat Auiplclous. So it was decided to invite them here to see for themselves. About IQO representa­ tives and twenty senators accepted the invi tation, and many brought their wives. For THE FIRST ENTERTAINMENT. BUSINESS CARDS. C H W P P L SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE SCROFULA LE56ON IX, FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ fa that Imparity NATIONAL SERIES, FEB. 2Fwhich cause* running sores on ths arms, Members of the nation's congress were Saturday evening the guests of Mr. and The magnificent Mrs. Potter Palmar. — ' home of the Pal­ mers on the Lake Shore drive and Schiller street was crowded with a brilliant throng. Folly 1,000 people attended the recep­ tion given in honor of the senator* and congressme ar In addition to the vis­ itors from Wash­ ington Mrs. PalJ. C. BURROWS. --------------------------mor had issued invitations to 800 of her Chicago friehda. The Palmer castle con'stats of a central court, running from the first to the third floor, olid around this court ore tbe parlors, libraries, reception­ rooms, ballwavs, and conservatory. The grand staircase is directly opposite the main hallway, and leads to the second floor, whleh is arranged like the first. A Very Mrilliant Scene. After the guests had laid aside their wraps they stood around the open court and looked down on tbe first floor. The scene there was brilliant in tho extreme. The toilets of the la­ dies were rich and magnificent, nnd the display of jewels and flow­ ers was beautiful. Mr. and Mrs. Pal mer rtood near tho grand staircase and re­ ceived the guests as t hey came from above. Many of tho guests lin­ gered lung on the second,.floor to jihxjk PKrraL watch the glittering pageant below. It was a mingling moving mass of color. As soon os tbe guests hud met the host and hostess they wandered through the big house at their pleasure Some stood in the court aud chatted with friends, others went into the beautiful conservatory and hnd coxy tete-a-tetea. Upon the third floor the Rus­ sian court orchestra was stationed and played during the early evening. President Pal­ mer, Director General D a v ’ a. May.or Washburne, ex-Mnyor Harrison aud oth­ ers who had *ren Istbcbssocf so many lives thst here ta where appointed to see ■wozniknour great boost. Our pills corett while that everything, other* do not. ___ .. . was conduced OEN. DAVIS. to the credit of, DIRECTOR ____ WHAT THE STATESMEN SAW. They are strictly veR-oable and do not gripe or Chicago were pretty busy Saturday, yes­ purse, bat by their geallo action ple^ aU who terday and today. It was recalled that the uso thorn. In 25 cents; tire for »1. DOU committee, ul 100 Chicagoans who went down to Washington tr> secure from con­ GARTER WIEDtCINB CO., New York; Yesterday the visitors did little but look SM /ILL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE gress the fair left Chicago Feb. 21), around lhe city and go to church, theso ItW. They .arrival in Washington Feb. 21. day after their arrival was who were thnt way inclined. In the after­ I’ABENTB—Give vnur children a knowledge The at book keeping, sliorthaud; typewriting, teleg­ Sunday, tho 22d. and Monday, the 23d, at noon many went to the Armour mission, raphy, eta where a special floclock the vote was taken by which Chi­ service had been cago was dioaen. Now, just two years _________ FOR THBM later, a return pilgrimage Is made, and it arranged. Thia BE MUCH Than Money. Educate them at tbe Grand Rapids i.SHch.1 Bt » is noted that the 22d of February is “in it” o'clock tlie princi­ • lues* 4*>l!ese, Ledyard Block, vor I’e trl and again. pal business of tbe • >:titwfc sts. ' Isit u*. For catalosue address A. B Fausto, successor tt>0. G. .Swt^sberp visit was transac­ The tour trains conveying the congrested—a trip to1 aional party arrived at the Grand Central Jackson Park. Tbe'. station Saturday be­ southern half of tween the hours of 4 the 644 acres comand 0 p. m. They A. SCRIBNER. M. D.. were met at the Grand • Physician and Surgeon, pork ns,less than Central station by a Delton, Mich. a year ago. n waste re presentative recep­ Office in residence, one block ca« of depot. of sandhi I Is. Tbe tion committee; were DOS. a H. HAKIU8OX. northern half was token iu carriages to A. 4 C. H. BARBEE —-———— are In the way of the Auditorium, the ------• Physicians and) Surgeons. • Palmer House, or the soon being a dream of beauty and grand­ Calls in city or county responded to with Grand Pacific hotel, eur. Thu exjxmitlou work is going for­ promptness, day or night. accordlug to where ward at the expenditure rate of 11,000,000 they had been “billet­ a month. The visitors from Washington ed." There was an looked over a tract of ground whereon, as ILLIAM O. LOWDKK. enthnsiastlc crowd of already arranged foi*, will bo placed the J Lawyer. thousands present to best evidences of tha wealth and progress Office over Julius RwtselKs store. State' MAYOR WASirnuiixg. witness their arrival, of sixty-five countries and provinces of the street, Hastings, Mich. and it was as much as Lieutanent Arch world, and of thirty-five states and terri­ and a detail of policemen could do to keep tories of the United States. .A. SHELDON. The main buildings in which these ex­ an open space for the - visitors to alight • Abstract aud Real Estate Office. from the train nnd l>e escorted to carriages hibits are to be placed was found more Abstract Block. HastiUK>. than hjdf completed. The greater num­ Money to lo-in on Heal Kvate Beal Estatr in waiting In the si>acious carriage-way. ber of these ase under nx>f and one, nt mld on commission. General conreyaiiclng Having a complete net of Kbstrart Books, com least, is almost completed. The groat NOTED MEN IN THE PARTY. plied from the Record’, can f ’wiHti complete main building with its twenty odd acres » tryts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. of flooring stands chief among them, a monument to architectual ami engineering P. DRAKE, M. D., The arrangements for tho reception of ingenuity. Everything was found upon -the.party were perfect ia detail and a very the.same gigantic scale. With Its electric Office over Holloway’s drug sture. Office hours front a to 4)». nt. Telephone, eon short time saw every one at home. Among light, water works and drainage plants, uectlng with residence, ut Holloway’* dru/ the best kbown congressmen who came Jackson pork takes ou tho essential feat­ atore. ures of a great world's city in itself, and were Senators Pal­ the exposition structures alone will repre­ mer, of Illinois; Q M. FOW LI I:,D.I'. s. sent a total expenditure of 88,000,000. Vilas of Wiscon­ 0. They Saw a Sight Worth Seeing. sin. and Peffer of Office hours 8 a. m. to 5 p. tn. They saw 4.0W) men at work pushing this tremendous job to completion, if mous Jerry Simp­ MITH A COLGKOVE, any of them had ever been at Jackson park son,.of Kansan, was O Lawyers. they naw a change that was all but mar­ (Office In Unton block. Hastings.) probably shown aa velous. And they were impressed. It practice Is all the courts of the state. much attention an was easy to we that some of them at ieau. had just got an Idea of how big a thing any other member \ E. KENASTON, . this fair is. Exclamations of surprise, sdof the congression­ oL. ' Attorney at Law, miration?and delight were heard on every al delegation. Im­ (Over J. 8. Goodvearfi Co.'b store.) hand aa the party wns taken through the Practices tn ail courts rU th® state. Collections mediately after his grounds. They were shown through promptly attending to. arrival at his room tho modeling works, where the staff he was fairly senator palmer. statuary to being prepared. While R. TIMMERMAN, Homeopathic Physnowed undet with cards of visitors who there they walked through the great mlatsi • siclan and Surgeon. desired a personal interview. To many of and mining building.- Thence the route (Office over Lathrop's drux (tore.) these requests the irrepressible congress­ lay by rail to the naval exhibit in the AW, REAL ESTATE AND COLLECT­ man from the Seventh Kansas district re­ northeast corner of the grounds. Here on ING OFFICE OF '—■ sponded, but then finally came a tlme- the highest point in the exposition boun­ daries a charming view of the whole site, Palmerton A Sirrn, cut them off. with the dark mass of the wooded istand Woodland, Mich. ' ’ Opposition from the East. bound in the silvery waters of the lagoon C. S. Palmerton, J. M. Smith, “I think tbe whole western representa­ in the foreground, stretched away at Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. tion in both housea is in favor of the ap­ ' tbe feet of tbe sightseers. And here they propriation,” said Representative W. H. took leave of it all and were whirled back to Harries, of Minnesota. “The opposition | the city full of wonder at the revelation bos been confined to eastern representa : given them of the situation at the ’World’s Uvea, not from a political, but from a geo­ fair site. graphical standpoint. There were some Farther Entertainments. political promises made before the location The principal events of the remainder of of the fair was fixed upon and to some ex­ the day are connected with the anniver tent therais a disposition to say to Chi­ cago: 'Redeem your promises.’ Still. I think the appropriation will be made, and »t the Auditorium, and to this the whole M to whether it goes to tho national or Washington delegation was invited. It local commission is not material,'1 b^lM .Mao p. m. .nd St^rart L. Wood­ ford is the orator. The club gives a ban­ Then there were Senators Galli nger, of quet this evening, at which many of the New Hampshire, Shoup, and Pettigrew, prwent. Tbe orator, will anti Repreaentativea be Stewart L. W oodford; Senator Daniel Corath and wife, En­ ofVirghlia,Bad Prudent Gates, of Am­ ’ loe and wife, Hayes herst college. ____ of Iowa, Springer, Hopkins, T. J. Hen­ The success cf this Great D eadwood, a D., Feb. n-Judge derson, Houk, Durwithout a parallel ia the histt Tnomaa, who was not expected to han* All druggists are authorised to ingnton. Buscy, Bur­ down hte decision in the Blaine divorce tuve guarantee, atest that no other cure can sue. rows, Yoder, Knud­ case fur several days, made his award aatefiy stead. That it may become known; son and others. He gMVe Mnu BlaJne atoolute the l mpnetors, at an eronuous expense, are What are they'here divoree, the custody of her child, 81,GW far Boule Free mw .Ur, be™ for? Wei), aa inti- expenses and 8100 per month alimony In tn the United btates and Canada. If vtel&ve • Crewlb Sore nm>«, „ Braehui making his decision be was very severe FEjfATOS VILAS. « Will cure you. If yOnr child B?lncLaart *■- «** tie stuff to have been expected considering his name; hi i condv ‘ — * appreciation In congress with liberal eym. characterize severely fbo local board needs about MOOOJW SHILOH'S CURE, Price io reprehensible for • >t.oo. * U-----toibject to the ACHE JEREMIAH PERSECUTED. eyes, earn, or now. often causing blindness or deafness; which Is the origin of ptaples, can­ cerous growths, or " humors;" which, fasten­ ing upon thd itmgs, causes consumption and team. ItU the most ancient of all diseases, and very few persons arc entirely free from it. D. M. IL "And It com. to [»*>, tbnt wbon Um um, ot th. ChoMnuu bi»koa «p trora J.roulM tor ter ot Phy*^ ’ mrmy. ’ W. te now >n tbo reign ot Z«l«H.b. oon ot Jodtob, th. Ite ot tb»kln«» ot Jndnh. Be. like tbd three who precmM him. wonld not Ibton to th. worf. ot Je; bomb, nlthoukh ot tlnrn. b. “•'~d cllnwl to do differently, on w. ■h,“il/r' “7 aven asked the-prophet to pray for him and taIb7JSpl!^~n M. Bot th. .^WM T-T CURED now nrer. the city to be.i«red, nod God to nbo.lt to olr. "Tbe dearly belorjd ot Hto wul" Into tbe hnnff nt her .nemte. lcb.ptar xil, D- There is, however, a little re­ spite. for Pharaoh’s army comes forth out. of Euyp». and 14,8 Chaldean* depart from Jerusalem (verses 5. M). , . 12. "Then Jeremiah went forth out of Jerusalem to go into tho land of Benjamin tn senarete himself thence iu the nildatot tbe people.’’ The Revised Version san.'“Tc receive his portion there." Anathoth, in tlw laud of Benjamin, was bis home (chap­ ter I, I).’ He had been a faithful witness for God iu the holy city, and his testimony had Irccn rejected. It wm mort natural that he should desire to take advantage of thja lull in the siege to retire If possible to the quiet of hfs own town. 18. "And when he was In lhe gnte of Benjamin a captain of the wanl took Jere­ miah, the prophet, saying, Thou fullest away to the Chaldeans.’’ That the rightr.;Ishould be falsely accused, persecuted aud even siaiu by the unrighteous seems a strange thing to many. It troubled David and Asaph nnd even Jeremiah himself. See tbe experiences of the first two in Pa xxxvii and IxxliL In Jer. xll, 1 we find the prophet talking with G«xi after this faahioti, "I know, O Lord, that.thou art right­ eous but why du the wicked prosper and why nre they happy that deal treacherous­ ly?" The admonition to all in similar circumstances Is found In Heb. xll, 1-3. lk. "Then said Jeremiah, It is false, but he hearkened not to him; so Irijah took Jaremlnh and brought him to the princess."’ | ..re.-------- ------------------------ ,L-,T C.,, U lhe pr<.|.hec rew onl, Irilab he would nnlQrallv be greatly provoked, but if he saw the hand of God he would bo quiet, When Job lost hte family and hia property through the malice of Satan he said, "The I»r«l gave and the Lord bath taken away; bieawd be the name of the Lord’’ (Job i, 21). 18. "Wherefore the prince* were wroth with Jeremiah and smote I.Im. aud put bird in prison." Jesus forewarned Hte aptktle^ timt thus would they bo treated .nd wonKlml Ih.t tbrrmu.t nol b. otIrmh.l (M»lh. x. -n. John x»l. I. * Act. J. 18. <0; xvi, 23). And from tho glory He sent word to one of. the churches that tbe devil would out some uf them into prison, and that they would have tribulation ten-1 daj». but they must .be faithful even though slain for Him (Iler, ii, !0). 10. "When Jeremiah was unteretl into thedungeon and hat I remained there many days." Blesxed is the >nuu that eudureth trial (Jas. i, 13). Wo cannot enduro what does not continue, and yet that is jiut what we are apt to wonder ut, tliat a trial should continue instead uf being quickly removed in answer to prayer. Consider Paul’s prayer and testimony in 11 Cir. xll, 8-10, and remember the same grace te yours. 17. "Then Zedekiah, the king, sent and took him out, aud ths king asked him se­ cretly in hia house and said. Is there any word from the Lord!" This was one of those secret interviews which the king bod with the prophet, apparently willing to do rishi, but really afraid of hls own people. 18. "Moreover, Jeremiah aald unto King Zedekiuh, What have I offended against then!" In somewhat similar form, Paul the prisoner, appealed to Featus .(Acts, xxvl U). Both Jeremiah and Paul had only spoken the words and done the works of Jehovah, nnd that was just what Jesus did, and for that they crucified Him. The way of God being contrary* to man’s way provokes tho evil that is iu man and stir* up his wicked heart. "The carnal or natur­ al mind is enmity against God." 19. "Where are now your prophets which prophesied unto you, saying, The king of Babylon shall not come against you, nor against this land." There were false prophets who taught the people that the king of Babylon would not come against the city, and that what he hod already taken he would restore Yu two years (chap­ ter xxviii, 2-4), but they were lying proph­ ets, and their words were vain words. 20. "Therefore, hear now, I pray thee, O my Lord the King, cause mo not to return to the bouse of Jonathan the scribe, lest I die there." While we are not to fear death, but rejoice “to die to gain,” and “to depart to ta be with Christ" (Phil. 1,21, 23), yet wo are not to throw away our lives un­ necessarily. but take all possible care of our mortal bodies, which are temples of the Holy Ghost, aiming only, to glorify God In life or death (Phil, i, 20). 2L "Then Zedekiah, the king, command­ ed that they should commit Jeremiah into the court of the prison and that they should give him daily a piece of bread. Thus Jeremiah remained iu the court of the prison." Although after this he was for a short time in a most filthy dungeon from which he was delivered by EbedMelech, tbe Ethiopian, with ropes and rot­ ten ra^yet the court of rthe prison was his lodging, and there haSras when the city was taken (chapter xxxvili, 12,18, 28) 1 here the captain of the guard of the Baby­ lonian army found him, and by command of the king did well by him. See chapters xxxix, 11,12; xl, 4, i so God kep? h" promise to Jeremiah (chapter i, 19,) and delivered him, though many a time ther ■sought hto life. So will He keep hls word and we may unwaveringly trust Him and rely upon Him. See. also. Bls promises to Ebed-Melech in chapter xx^lx 10-18, and remember that the same God promises to ill who put their trust in Him. In reference to Daniel it is written, "So Daniel was taken UJ> *.°U^ th® den, and no manner of hurt was found upon him, hrrnnw'he believed in hto God." For th. sa^e^son hls three friends walked iu the midst of the fire unhurt (Dan. vi. 28; til, SB). Rely­ ing upon the same God, Paul could gay "I know whom I have believed, and am per­ suaded that He is able to keep that which I have committed unto Him against that “I was delivered out of the mouth of the Ron; and the Lord shall deliver me from every evil work and will I j i i I , j , I : j , j I By taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, which, by tbe remarkable cures It has accomplished, has proven Itself to be a potent and peculiar medicine for this disease. If you suffer Iron scrofula, try Hood's Sarsaparilla. “Every spring my wife and children have been troubled with scrofula, my little boy, three years old, being a terrible sufferer. Last spring he was ono mass ot sores from head to feet. Wo all took Hoods Sarsaparilla, and all have been cured of tho scrofulx My little boy l» entirely free from sores, and all four of my children look bright and healthy." W. B. Atuektox, Passaic Qty. N. J. Hood’s Sarsaparilla fold by all druggist*. gl;stxfoegS. Preparedonly IOO Dose* One Dollar WHY IS THI W. L DOUGLAS S3 SHOE CE TB^MEN h nff BEST SHOE ■ ThtWMU FMTK E0IW? itteam Zag* x ggju■ gA M S^woflSSdTrtSkTpr tom-mut* mkh-e co*tin< troi $3/°f'm.'rs smnily, smooth inattlr. 1m jgrtS fiSSfJrTJlbXSJSKrerereln-l .1 SX. yn^lrei -f1 ■” mtom sad durable. Thow who Woolley & Bronson. MORTGAGE SALE. Dcfaidt having been made In the conditions of a certain mortgage made by Abllah M. Flint and Suasu E. Flint hls wife to Junies McKehey dated Sept. 21st. A. D. 1R«. and recorded In thoffice ot the Iteghter of Deeds for the County of Harry and St»te uf Michigan, on the 21st day of September A. D iwd in hber 31 of mortgages, .on page 13 on winch mortgage there is claimed Lbr due at the date of this notice the sum ot —,2T? V***1:hundred thirty seven dollars and a reason­ able atty's, fee provided for In said tnortgase aud no suit or proceedings at law having been Instituted to recover the moneys secured by said mortgage, or ony part thereof: Now. tbcrclure. by virtue ot tbe power of sale rental'rd In said mortgage, and tlie statute in such ease made aud provided, notice Ls bereby given thnton Saturday the 13lb day of March. A. D. ix>2, at ten o'clock In the forenoon. 1 shall sell nt public, to the highest bidder, at the north front door of the court boose In lhe city of H rttlhjrt. Michigan, {that being tiie place where the circuit court for Barry roanty is holdeti), t’.e premises described In saM mortgage, or so ■;meh thereof as may be neceasary to pay tbe thrreln, the premises being described m said mortgage aa all those certain tots, pieces, and parcels of land situate In lb* village of Nash­ ville In the County ef Barry and btnta of Mich­ igan. and known and described as follows: The west half of village lots numbered elghletti and nineteen of O. A. Phillips' addi­ tion to the villaae of Nashville. Michigan. James McKklyxy. Mortgagee, by Clement Bmilh. hls-guardian. Smith A Colorovk. Attorneys for Mortgager. Dated. December 151b. UKH. _ MORTGAGE SALK. Default haring been made In the condition of a certain mortgage made and executed by ThomwC. Alverson and Althle L. Alverson, hi, ''. f.»'<rf.Irr,n5:- Michigan, co Ike Hrpderahou, of Hasting., Michigan, dated October twentyA.,SU1 aod recorded tn the office of the Register of De. da. for Barry county. Michi­ gan. un the ctb day of November. A. D. ISO. In liber22 of mortgages on pages M and 59. which said mortgage was duly assigned by the said Ike HeMershott toJamesCameron. of Woodland. Michigan, by aMlcnmeqt bearing date the twentv-sixth day of February A. D. IBM. and recorded in the office of said Register of Deeds for Byry County. Michigan, ou the tweotv-slxth day of February. A. D. IBM. In liber 23 of mertRageaon rage 4M. and by the said James Cam­ eron duly assigned to George Preston, of Has tings. Ml-h. by asrignment bearing date the 21st JtoX‘^November.A. D. 1MB and recorded In toe office of said Register of Deeds for Barry M’cblitan. on the 21st day of November, A. D IW, |n HbeT-27 nf mnrtrxgej on page 460. WIUUm 11. Bw, to. AtbOm Cotte Endow ment Fund Committee, of Albion. Michigan, by .......... “ I7 on which liul UBJ maren, A. u. nsw. on page 621 niortgaev there Is claimed the <lite of **»•» notice the sum of &vlded tor in said mortgage, and no It or proceed.ngs at law having been instt to recorer the debt secured by said “’engage or any part thereof. Therefore, by virtue of tbe power . conteiued in raid mortgage, and the stittuta In each case made and provided, notice Is hereby given t hat on Friday, the «th dayof February, A.day. D.. iw^thc «kj al ten o'clock in tbe forenoon oCidd t^Xned !«“’«Euet’ortoUM)highest Udder, ■X the north front dixjr of the Court House In tbe IUrry Co»“». Michigan. pn!0". areult tor Barry County is hnldetDJIhe premises n Mld n:‘'r'Kage. or so much thereof t0 w lbe BroouDt due **nt- interest and all imtal costs, together with an ffMyy.tea ettwenty-ave dollars as provided .hx dreerlbed In said tend situate in the township <>[ Irving Itvthc *U%to 4 “t" MJ<btcaa. ana B �I one indulging in pabooty. Be this Suddenly the musician ceased her play­ ing aud. said: . wiraivuLu >■■■-------- -------------Oh, yonder comes Frank Ellte Elite down ot "la grippe," when various other remthe trail." edlCT and several physicians bad done her •How do you know it ia. Boeer in-, no good. Robert Barter, of Coofcsport, quired her father, looking over the val­ Pa., chums Dr. King's New Discovery haa ley to where the rod trail zigzagged its way, to And oat «otr.*thin« about you. all in done him more good than anything he ever used for lung trouble. Nothing like way along the steep slope. IL Try It. Free trial bottles at. W. H“Because it is a white horse; and then Goodyenr’s drugstore. Large bottles, 50c. no one else would ride so fast down that w ww jvr*. V. ——- — trail. It is Frank. I am sure." hope thh will reach you all right. I *haXl fol­ and 91.00. low It in tiio course of a week, or two. So yon Electric Bitters. “Oh. qnite likely." said Colonel Che­ tuay expect me. Mr. Rooscre’.t will com with nier. refilling hia pipe. “Where is he Thin remedy te becoming so well known me. H« will, ba tbe better for the mountain ■ AHEHOMt-fWMx/WOCIATiOHfcja?! going so often up the valley cl late?’ air. poor man. Lately hl* railroad erhenwa and so popular as to need no special have caused him a world of taxation. Some mention. All who have used Electric “He haa cattle in the range up there, English and Dutch capitalist* have combined Bitters sing the same song of pratee.—A CHAPTER L down upon a weather beaten benph be­ or something, hasn’t he?" suggested Mist to try’ to thwart hl* Florida plans: but at last purer medicine does not exist and it to Adelaide. side her father. You would at once he ha* formed an alliance with eomo Chicago guayantml to do all that te cbdmed. . wumu ai once __ „ „ ., „ ,, 1 don 1 ’rao'T> rm “aro- M5j a°s*110’ and New York men. adkl the worst seems Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of An old call, mossy from roof comb to 1 know that she te the daughter of this over. Hia health Is hart, however, and I have stony bate, was rumbling and growling I man. she ia so like him. Ai she bends mukln8 • whorl of her pretty hand and made him promise to come with me into your tbe fiver and kidneys, will remove pimples, I over her sewing, her features fall into I lookin « through it at the far away honebedde ite brook. A big overshot water bolte, suit rheum and other affections delightful mountain region. wheel, seemingly much out of proportion their habitual retrospective repose. Her man. A* I writs, 1 grow childishly Impatient to caused by Impure blood.—Will drive eeo yoa and Sue and Adelaide. What Is your malaria from the system and prevent as “1 hope if it’s Frank he’ll bare some­ to rise rest of the building, slowly* re­ hair and eyre are black, her nose small youngest daughter ’ s name? Yoa know I bars well as cure all malarial fevers.—For cure volved. 'rith the gusliing -and gurgling and straight, her mouth and chin well thing new to tell us," said Adelaide. never seen her. If she is tu all like Adelaide. of headache, constipation and indigestion "He ll bring some papers and maga­ ' formed, her forehead low and brood. water filling its slimy buckets. 1 shall lore her dearly. I hope Suo's health try Electric Bitters. Entire satisfaction Is good. I used to fear It would entirely fail. Some wide armed oaks and slender They make a strange, dark picture, zines. I dare say." said Rosalie. “I am You need not answer this letter, as wo shall guaranteed, or money refunded.—Pries “It Is a letter fmm Auni<jHarquerite." pines grew oil about. In every direction these two sorrowful looking forms, out­ real hungry to read a new story." She 50 cts. and 91.00 per bottle at W. H. Good­ mountain peaks rose against the blue lined against the dull background of the got np as she spoke and went to a frag- .. What ia called the hill country of year’s drug store. north Georgia sky. The air. had all the old mill’s moasy wall. They do not seem ment of a stone wall, upon which' she north Georgia consists of a network of climbed to get a better view of tho dis ­ Roascrelt wlU to Catoosa Spring*. but I freshness and fragrance of the south. mountain chains running in every di­ to note each other's presence The The best salve in the world for cuts, Tho mill fronted .eastward, looking growling of the mill te enlivened by the tant trail Perched up there she sang a rection. with fertile valleys between. aboil remain with you for some weeks. 1 an­ bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever ticipate a happy time, and hope bo mo good down .. narrow, fertile valley, now just song of a mocking bird np in tlie mul­ snatch from a simple song, playing a Formerly it was the homo of the Chero­ sores, tetter, chapped hands, cfiUMatM, kee tribe of Indians, and for that reason berry tree. An ivory billed woodpecker low accompaniment the while. corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ Mjuumaami CnoxiEK Roosxvux. "There is a moonshine establishment is sometimes designated na Cherokee ly cures piles or no pay required. It te beginning to clothe itself in vernal splen­ ! is cackling merrily on. the great oak Colonel Chenier lifted his head as ho guaranteed to give' perfect satisfaction, or dors of leaf and flower; along the sinu- yonder by the brook. From soma in- up the gulch, west somewhere," said Georgia. Some great travelers, among ..ns channel of the brook grew clumps of • definite distance comes tho mellow tin­ Colonel Chenier, in a low voice to Ade­ them Bayard Taylor, have compared finished reading, and for a space he money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. laide. She started a little and after a this region to tho most picturesque parts turned the letter idly in lite fingers, ars­ For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist willows overtopped here and there by kling of a cow belt of Italy as regards both climate and ing at the distant mountain tops as white armed plane trees and gnarled tu- | The Alpena Echo will be published as a Suddenly a few strong notes from the moment’s reflection: “Has Frank Ellis anything to do with scenery. In many places tho landscape trying to see beyond them into the "low morning daily, beginning next Monday. iins—there called poplars. I banjo came out of the mill. The man is broken into the grandest alpine country" where, in tho heart of lovely A few humble hoqses. the homes of : and woman looked up, a half smile it," she asked. STRUCK THE GOLDEN MEAN" "He may have. •! don’t know. It’s masses. Notably this is so in the more old Savannah, hte only sister lived, rich, ;ioor farmers, were scattered along the ! lighting their gloomy faces. They al­ dopes of the valley, which was not more ' ways smiled when they heard the sound been rumored about, and there are some mountainous parts lying west of tho childlesj, exclusive—an aristocrat of tho The Detroit Free Press says: “Hibbard’s most ultra southern type. Ho was look­ Rheumatic Syrup prepared by The Charles than three •miles in its greatest width, I of that banjo^ for tbe player was the life detectives lurking around in tho neigh­ Western and Atlantic railroad. borhood." said the colonel, his voice full Tho little “pocket,” in which: for tho ing in hte memory at tho grand man­ Wright Medicine Company, of this city, and which cut 'through the mountains, of the pld mill’s household. present wo linger with tho slender be­ sion, th? shady streets, tho fanciful has struck the Golden Mean. In the treat­ Colonel Chenier ceased reading and of doubt nnd caution. some five miles east of tbe mill, by a I “Ho is of a good family,” said Adelaide ginnings of our history, lies in the very clumps of old palmetto trees, the spa­ ment of all blood diseases, and Ita success jagged gap called the "Mouth of* the Adelaide, his sail faced daughter, let thoughtfully, smoothing her work, “and thickest of tho hilly network, many hun­ cious halls and parlors, the heavy old 1s an evidence that an honest, pure and ' Pocket. ” ' fall her sewing ns they both gaze<l upon valuable medicine, is not incapable of at­ Such fields as had been opened for cul- ; a lovely apparition now passing out 1 shouldn't think he'd care to engage in dred feet above the sea level, protected time furniture, tho lace, the damask, tho such business. it isn't honorable, is it?" from great storms—a dreamy little eden tapestry, tho curious bric-a-brac treas­ tracting the attention of every family. •.ivntion in.this little valley or "pocket." through the wide doorway of the mill There seems to be but one opinion as to “Most of tho boys consider it none of of qnietudo and peace. The people of ures, the paintings, the statuettes. were up against tho mountain sides. It was Rosalie Chenier, the colonel’s • Mrs. Chenier and Adelaide looked at its merit ns a family medicine.” an<! lay red and brown in the sunlight, J youngest child.' She held in her hand a those northern officers' business what te tho region nre. for tho most part, simple, This is tbe real secret of tbe success of eave where, tho wheat and rye had made | banjo of fine workmanship, dark, old. done down here in the mountains,” re­ ignorant mountaineers, fifty years be­ each other mutely, despairingly, as wo­ this wonderful remedy. Its perfect and plied the colonel ’ hind the age, independent, hardy, reti ­ men do when suddenly overtaken by them a tender green. The forests of oak. j with jeweled keys and polished silver speedy action, in removing all impure and "But it’s against tho law, isn’t it?* cent, peculiar in dress and manner, but some extreme exigency. Then with a poisonous matter from blood. No home Id' kory and pine ran in variegated bil- j screws. She sat down on the stone step •Yes, against their law; but our boys brave, honest and true to their tradi­ common thought they turned inquiring­ should be without It as a thorough and ef­ ].-iws to the very tops of the mountains. । and began to play a lively medley, made Wild flowers grew everywhere. In fact, [ up of concordant bits snatched from this don’t mind tho Yankee law to any alarm­ tions; in many respects not unlike tho ly toward tho old mill as if to say to it, fectual blood purifier for young and old.. peasantry of the south of France. The “What can be done with Marguerite For sale by W. H. Goodyear. no other region can compare with the and that familiar old tune, a sort of ing extent" "It would bo better to let distilling men are great hunters, and you may see Chenier Roosevelt?" tiill country of north Georgia for the I mocking bird performance, which threw The sixth annual Sunday school con­ "Where can wo put her to sleep?" ex­ vention uf Calhoun county is In session in variety and loveliness of its wild flowers. 1 together the cheeriest parts of many alone anyway, 1 think, don’t you?" ex­ them stalking through tho woods with claimed Adelaide, in a tone of such tho long flintlock rifles of a century past claimed Adelaide. Albion. . 1 Its woods and fields are gay with them I pieces she knew Mra. Chenier made an impatient ges­ earnestness that her father could no flung across their bony shoulders. They from early spring until the drought of ' Nearly every one needs a apod spring jnedlSb? was beautiful,’ in the best sense of take to nothing new. With them prog­ ture as her only response. clne, and Hoed * UarMparllte is undoubtedly longer evade tho point miiteummar kills them. 1 the word, from head to foot. Without tbe beat. Try it this season. "A small remittance," said the colonel, “Oh, tho business te not tho best," he ress is nn unknown word. A few fami­ lacking anything of a strong, almost D. T. Matheraon’s grocery at Roscom­ said, "but these revenue meddlers might lies hero and there are cultured' folk glancing back over a part of the letter. voluptuous development, her form was find better employment themselves than whom adversity or the pursuit of health There was just the slightest ring of dis­ mon ‘was damaged S900 worth by fire • slender, lithe and graceful, as so many going about to destroy the property of has thrown into these primitive valleys. dain in his voice. Monday night. •• ■ mountain girls'forms are. and her fea- freemen." The lives of theso cultured exile* is dry, “For several years wo never so much .t ■ St. Georiro aud the Dragon. | tures were of almost Grecian fineness “Bqt a man of Frank Elite' standing lonely and eventless. Tho Chenier fam­ as inquired at tho postoffica or dreamed It Is said that In a lake near the city of I and regularity The color of her hair and family—1 should think he’d scorn so ily is a good example. From month’s of a letter," he presently added in a softer Silcne, in England, a huge dragdn. dwelt, I was that pale, sheeny gold, so seldom end to month’s end their existence is tone, “and the mail service has been quite whose insatiable maw seemed s^tisfiedi | seen in the south, the true harvest yel- vulgar a business." • "There's a smack of daring and danger merely negative—that is, they are not as demoralized in the south as politics with nothing the people could give hlnu ; low, very thick and long, plaited into In their despair they cast lots to determine in it, and then, too, there te a great deal dead. The old mill is not more hum­ and finances." I two heavy braids and bound with scraps “Well, wo must begin to prepare at who among their dearest ones siioijld be of money to bb made," said Colonel Che­ drum in its rumbling and creaking than of bine ribbon. Her eyes were gray flung to the beast, and tlie lot fell to .tbe is the daily round through which they once," said Mrs. Chenier, lacing tho fin ­ nier, puffing rapidly at hte pipe. x"The ( green, specked with amber, full of ex­ turn. The elder members have the sail gers of both her hands together, and King's daughter. As she was going, like Yankees ought to be willihg for us to ' pression. clear, deep and innocent as a Jeptha’s daughter, to meet her terrible have at least one way of getting back satisfaction of remembering some days glancing from her husband to Adelaide; fate, she was met by George of Cappadocia . babe's. There was that id her complex­ of glory, and they often talk over that what wo've lost." who. after hearing her sad story, bade her ion, beyond its extreme fairness’, which "But, mamma, what can wo do? How Tho sound of a horse’s feet was now happy time. Rosalie hears them; but it fear not, and making a sign of the cross is best called bloom, the worm flush of is like reading a romance. It charms can we prepare?" cried Adelaide em ­ heard, and in a moment a cavalier of the he bradished hte lance, attacked and trans­ incomparable purity and health. She true mountain type came up at a gallop her without rendering her discontented. phatically. fixed the dragon, an* leading him into the turned her head slightly to one side, She is imaginative, and often nurses “ Oh, Marguerite is a plain, sensible city beheaded him in the presence of all and drew rein in front of tho milk keeping time with^a slender, high arched He lifted hte broad brimmed felt hat that roseate dream, indefinite though it woman, after all,” said Colonel Chenier, the people. From this noble d{ed he be­ foot as she played. The contrast of and bowed to hte horse’s mane. He wm be, of one day roaming away, beyond trying to speak lightly, “and I don’t came the Patron Saint of England. Many i color and expression between her and a tall, round limbed, compactly built the circling mountains, into the great doubt that we shall get along all right” a dragon In the form of . disease, while the other two whom we have described "But Wilton," interposed Mrs. Che­ leading bls victim tp death, as sure its that young fellow, dark haired, with olive outside, the, strong, joyous, rushing’ were much stronger than mere words nier, "you know we have no room, and which would hove befallen the King's complexion and keen black eyes, regular world. daughter but for her timely rescue, has can make it appear It was. in fact, If a letter is fascinating of itself, inde­ not even a spare bed for her." features and ft superbly poised head. A b.'en dcuiollshed by S. S. 8., and the the contrast between the new and the suit of well fitting gray clothes, with pendent of anything it may contain, to •TH give Aunt Marguerite my room victim restored to health. old, in all the phases of the two. The heavy top boots, brass spurs and buck­ us who live in the full tide of modern and bed," said Rosalie quickly. Treatise on blood aud skin diseases j The big. outside, far away world of u.a led free. skin gauntlets, to which were added a progress, what must it be to one in the women looked at each other. • wealth and fashion and business turmoil A eavaUrr of lhe true mountain type. "Bless my little girl.” cried the father, The Swjft Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. leather waist belt aiid three heavy pis­ deep seclusion of a place like the had no immediate relationship to her Mocking birds,, brown thrushes, cat tols, gave strong emphasis to his rather “pocket?" It is, until tho seal is broken, pulling Rosalie down bpou his knee and birds, cardinal grosbeaks and many . life. Its doings had reached her only in brigandish bearing. At his right side a mysterious messenger from an un­ kissing her. cheek. She seemed a mere **r***#r*‘###**r###^#**#*pfW^M ; known country. other sweet voiced birds were filling the the vaguest and most indefinite way. as swung a light Maynard rifle. rumors from another sphere, or as the a WOBTB A GtrUVBA A BOX” ’ Rosalio came down from her perch Colonel Chenier, for the moment, had “pocket* with song. "Good morning, Miss Chenier; good ' murmur of a battle heard from ft great Beside the door of tho old mill, in the morning, colonel," he said; then, as if upon the broken wall, nnd approached forgotten all his troubles in a sudden shade of uanulberry tre® tiow just get­ distance. ^Alike her father and her sis­ for the first time noting the younger her father as he began to tear open the realization of Rosalie's beauty and sweet­ The Man with ting its broad tender loaves, sot a dark ter Adelaide, she had no war memqritw, girl's presence, he bowed low again, and envelope which had been thrown to him ness. His wooden leg had vanished. He nor recollections of former wealth and a Long Face. . faced man. whose eyes hod in them that with a peculiarly pleasant smile added: by the young horseman. It was as if she had not lost hte fortune. The old mill , splendor, to keep her looking bock to a expected great tidings, a message of was a castle in Spain. peculiar gloominess which comes of long "Miss Rosalie, good morning." Mrs. Chenier and Adelaide began at indulgence in .retrospection aud discon­ ■ better day. Three years old when tho “Lovely morning, isn’t it?" said the charming import from some benign and' ‘ war ended, scarcely six when brought tent. It was easy to see that he was a colonel, the ring of southern cordiality powerful personage far away some­ once to plan certain rearrangements of - pro urv-­ hero to the mill, she had no distinct nowhere. anywhere, in that romantic tbe household furniture and to talk over crjyple. 4 An iron shod wooden leg 'jeans ! tion of life beyond the limits of this lit- in hte heavy voice. truded from one division of his jeans----- - --------- , . , . • “Lovely, lovely." was the answer, in a world beyond the mountains. The stir possible additions to the pitifully scant trousers, and a heavy walking staff lay He She had entered her eiginrich, sweet tone. “I have had n charm­ in her blood was of that obscurely ten­ supply of necessary comforts. across hte lap Hi. face w.as not unat- «nth year knowing as tittle of social life Rosalie was entirely free from the em­ ing ride over the mountain. The air te der sort which barely tinges content­ tractive, with its brood, high forehead. 1 M tf »he were still a child iu tiie nursery, exceedingly fine and 1 have never seen ment with longing or hope or indefinite barrassments of the situation. She had its well turned jawv and its aristocratic I tff nature, however, she bad learned vegetation so rich nnd rank. Why, the desire. never known a better state and her sur­ now and chin There w;is a suggestion ' much, and her father and mother had leaves on the hickory sprouts are as largo “It is from Marguerite," said Colonel roundings had never distressed her. The of unavailable power in iL The heavy ' carefully taught her the usua. routine as {he skirts of my saddle.* Chenier, as he slowly nnfolded tbe heavy birds of those fragrant mountain groves • frill, I, l«wn» lessons of the schools. she 'gray mustache drooped over a full, schools For the rest rte "Those leaves will be > :imenso when white nnruled sheet covered over with were not more free and happy than she Of all druggist*. Price IB cents a box. tho banjo as nntnrHlly naturally as does ^ a they aro quite grown. Mr. Elite,” said small, cramped writing. almost sensual, mouth, in whose corners '■ took to the in the ignorance and innocence of her New York Depot, 3C5 Canal St. « tuiauu the mi- merest hint mu. of u. that u,., haughti- | mocMpt bird to ringing, mnjuringjln “Aunt Margueriter quickly inquired healthy and fervid youth. Tho simple lurked Rosalie, striking a chord upon the old ness which was so'marked an element in difficulties wtta ^llree| »ui Adelaide, her face taking on a look of food, tho pure water, the mountain air banjo. hid*­ the personal outline of the high bred ' ’had’ fonnd ‘this fine old " instrument *" and the variegated scenery had made The young man bowed and laughed immediate rest. Colonel Chenier’s hand trembled as he her growth perfect. She had come up .5 itfiemer of tlie ante bclluin daj-i: ' den away in a pile of rubbish in the at- lightly. That he was a wreck which tlie late war |' tic of the mill, where its owner had left "I fear you are trying to spoil the ef­ adjusted his spectacles. A sort of ashen aa o flower. She had developed, as do had left stranded here in this sweet ;' it at some distant time. No doubt it had fect of my comparison." ho said, ending gravity momentarily deepened in hia the wild things of the forests, to tho sym­ process metry of nature’s model. southern valley, could be discovered uy been hidden there, that it might escape with a peculiar compression of tho lips, cheeks.' the fate of everything valuable which “Read it aloud, papa." cried Rosalie; a glance. While the family was thus grouped which caused his heavy mustache to •but wait. I’ll call mamma." she added; nnd intently busied with tho matter in in "Treated wtlh Cartonte of Seda. Mapedi, Before the war he had boen the owner came in the way of Sherman's army. As droop below his well turned chin. MigMsto, "But your saddle skirts are so cnorX and without a second's pause she ran hand, a tall, angular youth came sham­ of many slaves, a magnificent mountain for its real owner, be may have fallen in Potnh or Bicartonate of Sodi. Soda.” lr. tne nnd a broad plantation farther defense of the lost cause. At all events, mously large." Rosalio added. He looked' into the mill and soon returned leading bling np the road, bearing to the mill a he had never returned to claim it To partially supply the loss of “down tho country." as tho phrase went. down and seemed /or tho first time a pale, thin, fair faced woman, whose air heavy bag of corn. In the south the banjo during the days Rosalie went into the mill to make Now ho w:w the owner of tbe little old natural flavor and color caused aware that ho was riding one of those was that of an energetic invalid “It is a letter from Aunt Marguerite," ready for grinding tho corn. taossy "Pocket Mill," whose bigdripping of slavery was looked upon as a rude skirtless "trees." thousands of which had by this treatment, fragrant gums Inside the mill the bpy set tho bog wheel aud rasping buhrstones Served to and savage instrument, fit only for the been left scattered through the hill coun­ exclaimed Adelaide, as her mother sat and dyes axo used. hands nnd taste of negroes. It' bore the Rosalie remained down, untied tbe string at its mouth, grind out for him ami his family a hum­ try by Sherman’s troopers. He laughed down beside her. D«. Swmnr Rixqn. Prcfnacr of Medicine at standing, still holding the banjo in her then lifted it and poured the bright ble subsistence. Hte two daughters brand of everything connected with the outright. UnirerMTr Collets. Ln«xloa. and Phyucun to the aided him to serve the customers wno pathetic life of the slave. The wonder “I had forgotten that 1 clianged sad­ left hand, her sweet lips slightly parted, golden grain into the hopper, smoothly te that long ago this-foscinallng lyre of 'brought their grain thither for grinding. dles this morning," ho exclaimed; ’fit her eyes beaming with all a child’s sin­ grooved by the friction of long usage. thecabin wafnot lifted to its (proper Rosalie took out the toll in a little His sons had all boen killed in battle wasn't a very happy comparison, after cere curiosity. place, Which was beside the violin. No "She is coming to see us." said Colonel cedar measure, pouring it into tho mill’s An invalid wife helped to sadden hte ex­ all, but tbe hickory leaves are just aa Chenier, lifting his eyes from the letter treasure box. Then she pressed the lever ile—for this life of poverty over hero in doubt the secret of ita neglect Iny in the large, all the same." , and looking into his wife's pale face, as which raisedvthe flood gate, and im­ the "pocket" was to Colonel Wilton fact that it was treated as a negro in­ "I have a letter for you, sir," said the Chenier, despite all its -colors and per­ strument, and regarded as one of the cavalier, searching in a side pocket as he if asking what she thought of tho star­ mediately the music of tho flumo and symbols of slave life the creaking of the gudgeons began. fume, its bird tongs and Its breezy fresh­ spoke. He let the envelope fall in get­ tling announcement . "Oh, ohr cried Rosalie, “coming herel Tbe old building trembled throughout Rosalie Chenier ---------had beautiful —nothing um.uiuj less ivn» than uuiu exile. exuu. na uiu ---- -- - -hands.- ting it out ness. Ho did Lightly swinging himself its frame from roof to foundation. not chafe, however, as the days and 1 white, slender, perfectly formed, and downward, he recovered it without dis­ Is she really coming here?" For more than 100 Years the When the grinding was done, and tho house of Walter Baker <£ Co. "Coming hereF’ echoed Adelaide. months and years creeping by gave him tho act of playing apon the banjo dis- mounting. Although the horse was tall, A little color rose into the transparent mill had been stopped, Rosalie field open have made their Cocoa Prepa­ no promise of any better fortune, but I closed all their suppleness and grace. tho frat was performed with as much tbe bag while the lad, with a small She was not conscious of her beauty, apparent ease os if ho had stooped from shocks of Mrs. Chenier, but she re­ * quietly and gloomily accepted his fate. rationsABSOLUTELY P USE, wooden scoop, shoveled tho meal into it Today.u<j gat there smoking his brier however, and was aa sincere and out­ a standing postilre. He recovered hte mained silent The meal was now all in, and Rosalio using NO Patent Process, "What can wo ever do with her, right in her actions as were the birds. stooped to tie up the mouth of tho bag. root pipe and reading a novel. Ids face seat in the saddle with a romantic dauj Alkalies or Dyes. There was something in her attitudes of spurs and pistols “There,” said Rosalie, drawing herThe noblo horse papa?" said Adelaide almost jietnlantiy. was no more nor no less hopeful than it "Oh, I'm so very glad." exclaimed Ro­ Klf lightly up and toothing tho bag ■ was twelve ye;irs .before, when he first and movements that would have been arched its neck and struck the ground with her dainty foot, “it’s ready for you W. BAKER & CO., Dmtatv, canio to live at the mill, just as the war bizarro had tho element of utter sim­ impatiently with its left forefoot, scat­ salie, her face emphasizing the state­ clouds lifted and peace brought with it. plicity been wanting. Sho was dressed tering around a shower of hand and ment with a quick flush. “Read it aloud how.” As he took up hte load and went in inexpensive white muslin, upon p-aveL . utter penury to him and his loved ones. Colonel Chenier looked over his glasses awnv, the young girl followed os far as which the flour dust of tho mill would It is early May aud early morning. tho door. 'Her mother and sister were, ■ Tho young man tossed tho letter to Tlie smoke from Colonel Wilton Che­ not show, and around her v.W*t was a Colonel Chenier, lifted hte hat again, at the radiant girl, and then, turning earnestly discussing the dreaded visit of back to the letter, began reading aa fol­ Marguerite Chenier Roosevelt Colonel i nier’s pipe goes swiftly away on a fresh bond of pale blue ribbon. and with another low bow loosed tho One for Ils angling, the outer for It* shooting. lows: The pnre notes of the banjo made Chenier had resumed hte pipe and novel Men of every jnnit cal faith real it. ThereIs stream of mountain air that dips into bridle rein and sped away up the valley Savasv . ab.Go.. Mays. no polltks in It. Brim'nt good tnin»i: the valley as if blowing out of that won­ tbenmelve* distinctly heard above the at a slow gullop. Just around the first CONTINUED Mr Dzar HiwrnzK-1 have nt last deter­ Shooting. Ashing, natural history, camp life. rambling of the buhrstones, the creak ­ derful blue sky which hangs overhead. A turn of tho road they heard him begin to mined to write lo you again. Of eounto. 1 can­ 35c. for a box of Beecham’s pills worth , Uli, dark woman, still litho and youth­ ing of gudgeons and tho bubbling of tho sing iu a strong mellow voice a familiar not banal no why you liave not answered any of my letters. Ccrtainlv I Ailed each one ot a guinea. ful in appearance despite her thirty-five flume stream. a year. Subscribe now. bead for free eatologw old ballad. He left behind him. linger­ them with sfaMrly affection. Lately I hare oa Ml outdoor sports. Colonel Chenier had closed hte book ing in tbe air, a suggestion of medieval been nursing * fear that, since I sent a small years and the look of settled sorrow in Frank Parrish has been held for trial ot beat books FOBMST AND HTStOXM PUB. CO. her face, comes out of the mill with and was gating at Rosalia with an air of remittance tn the Aral ano, Atc years ago, it in Flint upon the charge of burglary. 31S Broadway, New York, days. some light work in her hand, and aits $ BEECHAM’S >pms-.E Cocoas uuuuuu =”‘ Han. Cleveland and Harrison �HUNDREDS OF RODENTS CSROSEt! ; but Who is American brwl, haa cherished • OF IN SHORT ORDER HENRY IRVING TELLS OF THU I tame bb that hi* ___________ f«:her.so hepta? s*x> imuid'lwom* HOST EFFECTIVE METHODS. . I « phyafeian or * mininUr, sent him to ccJI “TE*1 *oan became discouraged with hfj seaning mfliffereuce, and said.- “Yoa earn ! I for nothing but shooting, dogs and rat l catching, and you will be * disgrace to । I Tour ” At Cam- J ’ ’"T '“Tor Pro. To gain an interview with Henry Irving .11?—^.F nua —HI1 RTOM toowlrequires a good deal of patience. How- «!«• <rf Ixtoa/ ratoraoloBx. chaniM" two toZi ■ aver, ono morning I met him by chance a* ha wm* coming from the theater. I intromrMT Mrf quickly .Iriiroml my I known as the u\»uj who walks with Uvat- I petition, .asking him to allow me to be I low." l present *orae evening fn his dressing room I ,hb raodel while he was making up. I was convinced I " 1CU 1 rc-'Iecl ,low- immediately I that an actor like Irving could teach me ’ e-eS «nt *iaa° W,thn ,uan oUer* *ndfh more of the art of making up in one hoar y®7 way immensely oar superior, I think' Ihnn J wa* able to pick up in mouths of practical experience. ’ I made my request Lit was as much owing to tho trunsnareri character u tehtakW ao urgent that he could not refuse it, the 0^17 h* PerhaI» even still more so aa bo seemed to be in a great hurry mereof toall a highlyccnNriourarae. remarknUo absence in him One n.-^ and anxious to get rid of me. A few evening* later tbe stout janitor h8 awpr thought^' growHngly let mo enter. Tlie day before I hl had sent an appropriate present to hb mas­ ter. including a note reminding him of his promise. * . At that time a revival of the “Merchant of Venice” waa the attraction at the Ly­ shXJrf"!fXOct,J’tho !«*ne, and to all he i ceum. ' tha same winnhig M* 1 nouid receive with tateri ccurtcev thi^Si 5 Entering tho dreasing room with its mir- suowed rora, wardrobes, tcrecn.-* and toilet tobies, brnach "I natural on which wool, wigs, powder boxes, bottles li55^!WanIC!1 to “k'ur'l 4 bluniler one of,*!! sizes nnd stick* of greuac paint were |- 1 | I । I । | । | lying In great disorder, I found the actor already dressed for hi* part, but bis face wm not yet made up. He nodded to me and beckoned hb dresser, a mere boy, to proceed in bis work. "No set rules can be lai 1 do-.vn for making up face*,” began Irving, seated comfortably in an arm chair. "A painter might im well I try to give to hb pupil* in a few set rules tbe drawing of a Raphael or the coloring of a Titian. Every Thespian must study there things far himself, ns they cannot be taught. The ordinary textbooks ate valaeleas; neverthelevi, I might be able to give you a few valuable hints." WIGS AMD BEARDS. In tbe meantime the' little dresser had combed the Shylock wig. and now handed it to Irving, who seized it at the temples and drew it down on bis bend, and then holding oAe hand oa tho part so tut not to i remove it again, palled tho “poll" of tho wig downward with tho other hand. This is the only right way to put on a wig. The object of making up b not to maak the face, but to aid and emphasize its expreraion. Thb b the most important point In our art and should never be lent sight of.” be resumed, undergoing the unpleo**nt procedure of having hb entire face be­ smeared with cold cream and then carefully wiped off with a toweL “The btstt materials for beards b soft, raw wool, like this," nnd ho seized a small lump of dark brown and mixed. it with a lighter, shade, “not put up In braid* as very often sold at the wigmaken. Goal wool if pulled should not tear, even if drawn in long strips to lhe thinness of a •purr’s web.” Holding the wool in the left hand be modeled tt with tbo right until it bud the dwtlrwd shape of a goatee ami slight mustache. Then tbe boy dipped a piece of white glne into water, held tt over the gaslight trad applied It to Irving's chin nnd upper lip. a ‘Only a few dots,” Irving advised, •’they are sufficient to attach a beani." Theextreme thinner which allowed the skin to ahinc through, added vastly to its natural appearance. “And now the brows." ejaculated Irv­ ing. “Fatec browsT" I inquired loubtfully. They are na easily put on as postage stamps on a letter," the little drearer allowed.himself to remark. "You simply daub them with a little spirit gum ant slap them in place." • , bk ui.-ister, with a faint smile. "To show you how far the change of a single feature of a face can alter ita expression letu* consider the eye* they will do ns well as any other part." EFFECT OF SIM I-La LINES. And be suggested a few methods of dis­ T° m*ke “n cyc ,ook ob,fonely a short line with brown running down at the outside ami up at tbe inside corner of the eye I* drawn. To enlarge an eye a brown Hat is dra wn along the upper eyelid. To counterfeit eyes that have been weeping rare color i* m*d hn the .expression of Rrief light gray (antimony). Eyebrows that begin near thu root of the nor# and slnht upward impart the cunning, dinboli“P?”?1?1 •' MkltiRftopb.lm A blxek dot at kho li*do oometor lb, thia effew. Th, m ot a 1 I 1 I I I । | । | । | | 1 I 1 I I | I - I | , | I । 1 to b' "d<knl"F U>« «pac l» tw«n tbe upper eyelid ami brow StenmM. mu), „ u dodrable la sbrl"MMtly fa drawing T lu“* •*"«» th, erta. ft, rbj ,h”t tb' “>or ,!?' >'™« abould always be darker than Uaj or tb. balr. and tbe color ot 11,« Ufa Blartw Uu> that or tbe beard or mroaacbe. ST “"I' " U” •ft'-rina or ( Wrinkle Tb, two between Um erebrara "™> «h»". and two r™^."^ I I nioutb were nee­ }° exactly a natural ?, 11 HR sharp lines wftb a PC”C thcn rnl,fx'*1 it into tbe com[JJ«»«>«M»wderal tt with a miniature puff r"°"’ "i' ft .VHnRI-ra™^,“b.*^wbm tb. ’UW'*‘" wnn^ otiierwis* th! ^Atbr.n^7Vboti*aSi0*" m® lf,“ute-nrnH 1 le MIZC,bo<ur no*I '‘he trangement Xi ' Sr *• £ of Hha*tA*£ h” ha,lcr ** the mor® esreful R?. •rafted for the large Dn,rr L’Uie would appei?: Sfehtfuldaabinthe Lyceum " remarked Kbe actor haa also to consider a cerrain F -'m!JT t? «“l '"Ing anI ^n b' ,ntml"'fas Into" bu y ™PM»«t, th. dlacueery R b“:‘ ."olltcl co charlee Feebler ■ nrraop.c .1^ Ugbu on .Uber ■bNlay makeup pier Blare Uy walk KSV??" lh,',rl™rcbe ™,aau>eBee let yarlous partner tneth. ^■KHHMr List touchoi to hlscontuir* Wiwn th*call boy knocksd at tile ^E«fb?VS'ir1«i<lI,n'lf B re * bOpe y°° h<v* 0,11 pr°per,y ‘‘tshfL|W?,lb * “t0’1, l'ad n minute and kin.! y that | for year* the hope of some time rerbiting i the home of her Infancy, ml In particular U.. conM 8nd little place In Fulton street. Adolph Isaacsen b hb name, and he lo still to bo found in hb store dally, though hb son Charles ha* succocdtti him in active busin**. Sur­ rounded by hb trap*, ferret* and fox tar tiers, the oM man b full of InCereMing rcmlniscenct-s. nnd b always happy when be can tell of some erf hb experience* in hb rat catching trip* which have taken him 1 ail over tlie country from coast to coast. I "What is the flntt thing yo« do when yod go to » place to kill off the ratal” ho wm ' reked the other day. "Ah. that is a good ( question. I ree I must begin nt the begin- ; uing. Well, we ask Kate where tlienU are. You know who Kate b? Well, Kata J 1tant 'b' hM loond th. Sb. rats, not scare them. V3K OF RAT OIL. ■•Then «h» "Sd™ . . tmn« to catch one, if there ore I other clew. At length, after long watting, the dream of a life approached actuality, and asteomship bore tbe happy woman away in search ot ancestral surrounding* Beaching Lon­ don, alio scarcely stopped for real before punning her journey. Tbe next day found her In tho Utile village where she hail flrat ~, __________________ seen the light, and. Wl( after registering at the boU1 ttjonPi antl Dot know|ng n person ta the pJacet lhe down th. BtWct npou whlch .bould be the object of her ^rrh • She had only the oft repented stories of Hps lo but *he *.u Kire Mho kuow iu And joarnty-. on Suddenly her heart best fret— there,-acroM tbo way wren house with an lt> ^jth just one window, a double casement, opening out. and little leaded panes—all as it hod been described. Sho crossed nnd sought admit­ tance. While tor knock was tydng answer­ ed sho framed her query. “I must be frank with them,” she thought, "or they will think me an imposter." Finally a nent looking woman opened tbe door. "Do you know if this bonne was occu- fontox. IllTXSlX’0"’ * “»। nineteen he hml ’nJver htS’ at I yet through I •UYi'wiuu.i ™ ““01 । b.4.mueXhiXX” °'.'baT\' PURE Established by Government Tests the Standard Baking Pow­ der. The very Giant of leavening agents. Has a larger use than all other cream of tartar baking powders combined. Prof. HAINES, of Rush Medical College. Consulting Chemist Chi­ cago Board of Health : “ I find the Royal Baking Powder superior to all the others in every respect.” < “No,” the woman did not know; she had , lived there only n year. "I am hb daughter," said tbe traveler, then, "ansi I have reason to believe he once lived here. 1 have come from tho United State* nil the way ever here to ace it. In that room over the archway,’’pointing to it, “I and a brother wtro born, and there A. won „ • rai ft c.turM wo 1U1I my mother and grandmother die*!. They lit, in the churchyard here. Would you think it too much to let me go Into the room fqr a few moments f*’ she finbbed. wo catch rata.’ tm-*’” ' “Tho room b not iu order,” sold the woman. ‘ a,,,? ’ u W. u» ml oil, which make “Oh, I should not mind that. I only wanted to look out of the window at tho bills nnd sec tho chimney piece nnd”----“Tho room b not in order,” interrupted the woman short ly. ----- m--- —5----------- a :------ It wa, 4 o'clock, and tho traveler did not trap with just a few drops of it, and that • mnch bcUcnj-thfa. siSSSOT-S wxl.torfU. "r|7“t’r "f “>• Lalut V. S. frW’l JFood Xtport.' ■ - Viettea*—Doadjy For m, '-•ssa? left Wm A cream of tartar baking powder—Highest of all in leavening strength.— Dr. H. A. MOTT, U. S. Government Chemist • “ The Royal is undoubtedly the purest and most reliable baking powder made.” Prof. Palmer, University of Illinois: “1 find Royal Baking Powder invariably composed of wholesome ingredients, entirely free from adulteration or impurities of any kind.” San Francisco Board of Health : 44 In our Judgment it is impossible to make a purer or stronger baking powder than the RoyaL” The N. Y. State Analyst : 44 The Royal Baking Powder is superior to any other powder which 1 have examined.” The Minnesota State Chemist: “I consider the Royal one of the best baking powders made.” Wisconsin Food Commissioner: “Royal Baking Powder is of high and uniform strength and quality; its ingredients pure and wholesome.” “I will walk daivn tho street," she said, Indiana State Chemist: “ Royal Baking Powder is perfectly "and cornu back.” But no, tho woman hail her chikiran to attend to nnd would prom­ free from any deleterious or injurious substance." . be nothing. । "May 1 come in the morning, then?" asked tbo other, disappointed. “I am stay­ ing at tho Bull, and will come up if you S>" me Itrlr im-JoBMol, 1 will allow me." “I shall be busy," was the reply. ^*52 yo^’c -b“«■' A sudden thought camo to tho applicant. onljoe ■Mrf.XtaX "So “I will give you a shilling tor tho privi­ J llnsl my lm»..rtXta with “■hh'rl?ri“”’ “twdMn ink. terref •>“« lege,” she hazarded. Uk' than Anar KM. find, cbobotavre tbM would Le derived tm" ’.‘Very well, you may go right up,” wa* tho Instant rr«|K-nRe. nop np Ml but tiro. KMfc .bo But thb b uot nil When the traveler l-oldt mSTthl'I™,** <f'tU‘w'n- Hom-j came out she continued her walk along with lord, and tho synonym of tho better, one ferrets of my are xneuput watches other, th^ in. andthe pretty ^onio the , the street nnd shortly came upon a second In the day* when merchant vessels earn* more significant term employed here. Gen l"o around theVorid wlihrs.01'' i 1 house, the dupllcako, apparently, of tlie home redolent of spice* and loaded to th* tlcwiyn.m is good Amtrican-Engliah for “toenftxri rJta u™!“iWRCoto. rata begin to move out. ono she had Just been in. Alarmed lest brim with silks nnd china, a certain fam what' an European lady often , is not. HASDUXG WILD . I she bad been pouring out her emotions at lly determinal to send beyond sens fort Lady is applied abroad to a class or classes; “An, rar tbo< m”"1 OTt tho wrong shrine, she entered thb place dinner service which should outshine It it is applied here improperly; for, in a po­ aba Tho lower part waa a store, and tho beauty everything thus far seen on thb litical and strict sense, wo have no classes. tlwtt. But thehe man can’tWhy, bite tbeHL Do yo “ knOW what doeef he rimpl J young woman behind tha counter answered side of tlie Atlantic. Original designs oi The gentlewoman is too choice a product, her questions. fruits and flowers, arranged in the form of in any country and under any surround­ “Oh, yes; Mr. W. had owned thb house a wreath, had been made for it by a skill ings, is composed of too many and too di­ and tho next one. He sold both to Mr. O., ful artist, and lhe sea captain who under­ veroe oletnenta, to stand for a class or studying docki Jud Franco, I 'oLlnfc Eftnleu’J and they bad bought thb one very lately took the commission was charged to spore group. She represents individuals only, no money or pains in baring it properly and the individuals may bo found in va­ aently with the rat in it, holding the ani- from tho latter.” Thb, then, was tho historic' spot she carried ohL rious grade* of life. No rank, no dignity, thU Humboldt reid, aft*’ sought, and forgetting her recent experi­ Spring returned, nnd there wa? much do position can make her or unmake her. UHrtyymm j L “ ,«Je apac ol hnnd and never show fight fear, m aw ence in tho rush of feeling, she told nor watching of tho vanes by this paxticulai We hear of gentle blood, meaning distin­ but of an eveninrr kno*n leisure «^u> litodp<Un.l« It or »«. story nnd aaked to enter the apartment family, anil the ship nows furnished the guished lineage; but no amount of gentle ita lh.roX'SX XeX Youdon’t believe U>»1 d.FJ«> made sacred to her by such prominent most interesting column of the daily pa­ blood, not nil the blazons of heraldry, can events of her life. per* At length the long expected vessel create a gentlewoman. Many queens and tor Lwn o"mud. U1>l„| Im “ to* to°X “« Cor» now. tbM nnlle U.ow» n>« joatb'« "The room ’ s not in order," said tho girl, arrived. % duchesse* are not gentlewomen, while tho this is a whopper. But I assure you tt s friend. GeonW K-n.m Naoto. echoing her neighbor up tho street. Tho box wa* landed and conveyed to the o-iitewho truebar. There ’s something about lion ot mr riewaX 'JlL lt" tooeralria. ?nrn bandied -M ami . .by some The woman from America went through house. Tho whole family wns ■ present at •tremstbcnliur In th, her list of protests re she had done before, the opening, which was performed by Mr When A queen or duchess deserves the wtob wXady ot, 'to! maU all their llrw -bleb give. 11-'“ * PCUllWby. I'ro often done U I importuning tho mother, who appeared on A------ himself, while the Kcrraats peeped in gentle eminence tt is not from her rank tho scene, with all tho eloquence of which at tho door. bat from her attribute*, from the subtle Wto.FU.leX, particies tliat form her organization. It mind you. 1 don e uy I could do it now..i she wns capable. She felt somehow re if eoologto. Tilrt-XtX hro“!» » otfbaml. b«au" 1 baron » trit-l It lor a I she ought not to offer money to these pv>- and a handful of straw removed, a pile oi is doubtful if the gentlewoman can be long tbne. and It all depend, on the artlu- ple who had almost known her family, but '- plates appeared, wrapped carefully in pft fashioned by any sort or degree of training. ImmortaifaiDowere. "dt of three ,th™.i .. ‘ wh°Wy the re touch. But iyvaCU.-aleyhereoandolt. finally, in despair, she ventured, “I should per. Each of the family snatched up a Influence or education, much m t-hese may bo glad to pay for tbe opportunity to go to plate, and hastily tore off the covering. help her. She must be primarily the yield Chicago Advance. companions. - Can’t you. Cbarleyl And my tau . There were the flowers, glowitig In beauti­ of nature tn generous mood. In her period do it. They rn-vor think J , the room.” The celerity with which she was ushered ful colora, tbe gold star and golden A ad­ of benevolence to the race.—J. H. Browne Now, don't you M» "but «n «dv«ntw thl« there took away her breath.—Her Point of mirably executed, but under the gold star, Iu St. Louis Globo-Democrat. UT There Ur.onotactg clubbing or equMl Wbcu Tea I* Wicked. View tn New York Timefc. on every plate, dish nnd tureen were tbe Here is an extract from an iutcrratiiu) Ing The tM U amply toued u> KMe, and words, “Tills In the middle." lecture delivered by Sir Andrew Clark the dm nerer glre. it a ebanee to «qui«l. bho The literal and exact Chinese workmen PROBATE • VORDER ... ' » A other day to the students of tho London «mlt II w mt hearen too RjUeWj Two families living near Clonlara, Ire­ had copied this direction minutely from a । Ntate of Michigan. County ef Barry—as. TEH I, ImportanL tor U there U “F hospital: °C’be Probate (fourt for the land, had n quarrel about three years since very crooked lino which Mr. A------ had f" Tea is a blessed twveraga I do not or ezdlemenl U wv-ltw rat <«« “ * °t IhUTybelden at the Probate Office in It hastily scrawled on tbe pattern with a very know what I should do without it. But that night.- They’re cute fellows, these regarding a supposed "Pishogue.” tfce city of HaMlnra In said county, on Tues­ tbe Xkldar of February, in the year one there Is tea and tea; and ano of thu teat ''"oim.VT BAT MAuairren. ■ _ teems that for years the cows belonging te bad pen, and of courae, without the slight­ day. tbixusod eixbt hundred and ninety twT ono m;ir. had given but little milk, and est thought of finding it inserted verbatim which I have iu ray mind i.» the renrcacutaPreaeut, Charts* W. Arttutrocg, Judge of “What big catches bqva w0 model WtM, that proved so unwholesome to calve* nnd beneath the central ornament. tion of all that is physiologically wickoL Probate. Air. A----- laughed, his wife cried, the I go about town a good deal holding con the biggest catch I ever made was down in pigs that several died. Believing that In the matter of the estate ot Lucretia sulfations here and there, nnd about 3 KorthCarohna. I won’t say where, but tt some spell was on the milk, the aggrieved servants giggled. and the daughter cried A. AnuMrong. deceased. flHn< tbe P®Utfon duly rertfled o’dock, when I get into a plnoe, the lady of woe a big hotel in that state Tbe roonu owner consulted nn old man not residing first and laughed afterward. ar1ro' ‘tauxb'er of said deceared. and the kitchen overrun The only silver lining to tho cloud wat PrsylDE that' a “th espwdally perfect Karras of ratawere which tame . in that parish, who recommended him to lhe house will suy te me, “Sir Andrew, you » ceruiu instrument now on flic watch the well which ho and hls neighbor tho fact that thereafter Mr. A----- always in this court perporting te be the last will and look so tired, do let me give you a cup of te*" I say, “Thank yon very much.” But from tho mouutmn*. and the Mils and umxI mid let no ono come near tt on May had something amusing to tell his guests testament of said dcoeared be admitted to pro­ bate and ttat adralntttetion of said estate may tha tea has stood for half an hour, and she country for half a mile around the hotel night (i. e., the night of April 30) till mid­ at a dinner party.—Pencil Sketches. ? KTaBU!2Ji“ J* W-Stakett. the exeeutur night remarks, "I know you do not like it strong. were owned by the ugly therein named, or to some other suitable per­ The owner of the bewitched cows lay tn Sir Andrew,’’and then she puts about a contract to kill them and ' I hen'uwUtH ordered, that Wednesday, the mtn alatg with lour of nr beM UrrMto. wait, with bi* non. nnd saw a woman and | A man whose bead is bulging with tableupoonful of tea into tho cup and fills tt reh.- A ’?• Uu °**«* ln ■Well, Hr. tho fi.-vl night w. kill'd 1.M0 a young man of tho suspected family come I mathematical problems has calculated the forenoon, J** un with water. be aulgned far tbe bearine ot *af>: Now. I cnil tt positive cruelty to give rata Th. whole town turned out to ~e quietly to the welL Springing out, they disposition of every hour of the daily life petition and that the he re at law of slid de­ tea like that to anybody, and I hope you them. Welk 1 kept 3» all", and next prevented the wizard’s approach, and a of an average man, and tells just how; ceased and all other person* Interested In said required to appear at a seaaion of gentlemen will always mR your face against oreulllg 1 Incited ■ P»«T to Ml miiMY bitter torrent of abuse ensued. Midnight many hours a man of fifty has de voted to । said Court, then to be Holden at the Probate 1 Lol put two big ear. boU- passed, and both contcixling parties went his toilet, meals or newspaper. such a beverage. Tea to be useful should office, la tue City of Hasttor*. in raid County. “JT home. Tho plaintiff’s cattl* have since be, first of all, block China tea—tho Indian Ing tbe mu. Tbe rage ■j1”" ca,ue’lf ‘here be, why thu prayer of “Let us mmum," said he, “that the' ?ha oetlUoorr mar Dot ba rran ted. And It is tea which is lieing cultivated has become rangwlthat theyeonbl L« opened Hmul given good milk, curing, as he^firmly be- sleeping hours of ou average man will tbe f‘u^ef <>rt«re<>- ’hat said petitioner giro notice so powerful in its effects upcu tho nervoua ti.-ieow.lr. Tbe men climbed on table., th. livw, to his close watch aver the well every number eight daily. That is one-third ot to tfie perooos Interested in -mid estate, of the system that a cup of tt taken early iu the tour dosa were brought in. nod otter the subsequent May night—Philadelphia Led- hi* time, so that in fifty years your man I*0*™? o< «!<» l*UUoo tbe hearinR Kcr ___________________ morning, as many people do, so disonlero . door, wan clewed tbe emtes were will have slept all told sixteen years and publlslteit In tbe Hastings Baxmkx.'X news­ the nervous system tliat thoeo who take it1 opened. Out puurwl • .warm ot brown eight months. The man who ia shaved paper printed and circulated in ssild County of rit.. Think .-t IL in one room They Dfoek Fuel from Vegetable*. h...rry, once In each week for three iucSve actually get into a ■ — u state n^uo of OI tea leu intoxicatntoxica■ J> J . xt-vj daily at fifty years probably had his face The usual method of manufacturing .tioa. and it produces a form of nerve dis- 1_i7>wUdjoto ‘wo corncr*» ln le<w 111411 weeks previous to said day of hearing. Cha* w. Aaxwnto.vG. turbar.ce which ia most painful to witn.-sn ’ 'nucou'*lhoBe four terriers had killed block fuel or briquette* is to mix a certain scraped not uftener than three times pci Sratity of coal dust with pitch, to heat week at twenty-five years, whileduring his IAlnmropy.1 of TrobM,. « you want to have, cither for yourwlvos '< X . first eighteen yeora a raxor never touched or for your patients, tea which will not in".I k Jo“ "V”7 w“ thnt ono mass by steam so *s to soften the pitch, hia face. juris and which will refresh, get black brought v.uuftuv hi* nu» father, u-iiucr, who wno was wre old oia and then to mold into bricks under hy­ T*Say that the ecmicentenarian has aver ---- -------- "... get, DIOCK PROBATE ORDER, Chih. tea, putting i_ '* and a nennlsrht.«1 WK»<i a bit nearsighted. When ih<. the circus draulic pressure. It is now ctated that a China In the right- ** minreaged two shave* a week for fifty yeara, tho-oltl fashioned terepoonful for each pcr- was over and I asked tho old man how he better result is obtained by using sub­ that will give 5,200 scrapes iu the half cen­ son and (me fOT the blcu»ed pot. Then pour liked it, be said with surprise that ho stances of a glutinous and starchy charac­ the rr>b*tea(fioe. 1q the City of flaaUL _ .. In tury. At an average of fifteen minutes ou briskly boiling water, and witbin five hadn’t seen anything, and wanted to know ter, such as can be obtained from wheat per shave the time devoted to this on* sninctes you must pour tt off again, or tt whether it wns over. Tho dogs hud dona Imrlcy or rye, and from certain vegetable* * uuuure» small element of life will run up to fifty- and ninety two. their work so swiftly anti silently, aud Adding about 5 per cent of thia gluti ­ . ^CfJI=Q ’ricketi instead ot good.-Pall pnereat, Chartre w. Armstrong, Judge of with so little fura, that’ he never saw tho nous material to coal dust, nsbra, etc., four days and tour hours. Mall Budget. “If a man should not shave In fifty yearo, thing done.’’—Now York Tribune. thb mas* is well kneaded and can then be <je<"^i'aBUer °* ““ e*UU* 01 Hear’' formed Into bricks without presstire, al­ and then attempt to make up hls propor­ Refined Cruelty. A New Industry. though !t might be convenient' in large tion*'all at once, he would have to shave It b said tint tha Japanese practice re­ ?°u 01 “ftW decoued. Guest—So you are hard at work studying factories to employ molds and pressure *a night and day for nearly two months. The fined cruelty to delight their palate* They F.r.?, .‘L *rrr1a;i1 Instrument now on file French I What b the object erf that I usual The briquette* made under the average mon who is not limited to twenty PEE221,1< to b" the Ust wll» *'“1 bd ore that the fish called tho dai b most Walter—I’ve been offered a steady job nt new system are said to be more econom­ minutes for drawing, breakfnat and catch­ testament of 9*>d deceased be admitted to trodelicious ’ when eaten alive. An expert big pay aver tn Paris if I learn French be­ ical iu use, and to bo les* smoky than those ing tho train, consumes thirty minutes in bsle and that oiiiu In 1st ration of said mint* may Jnp*ne*o cams can dexterously remove . fore going there. getting in*lde Ida clothing in the morning. b?elperoou.to J°ha Gertey "r iOme *xher previously piade.—New York Telegram. n'c-Mxth.t Cf the edible matter from ita Half ;m hour per day tor fifty years would ■ Guest—Humph! There ar# plenty of tiloul-,acliin« • ' •‘ftl imrt. Dur- French waiters In Paris. amount te ono year, fifteen days anil five I Waiter—Y-e-“, but you arc they can’t unhours, *o that if a man should dresa him­ self at the start in life for the whole fifty i Frrnch :u» Americans speak it.— “’*1 *u °*tier P®reor.» interested ID । New York Weekly. years, he would pas* two week* beyond his said estate, are required to :ipue*r at a session delphla Ledger. first birthday anniversary, and thia means °J**-d eourt. then te be hoide* at tike Probate |>ubljshinga“F]crarr’n.^K ^,lst ***” «■! M=1S1 ItUsnul. I felt bffXXX ■‘•'tocetved anv liwsnr. rsn.. Dever ru tons bln, u„ * “*«> l« -Do yon know chat w. »n rnaao lb. 1»U Avoid all baking powders that require larger cans than the Royal to hold an equal weight. This is sure evidence of their adulteration. x^.x=r“^iXup£s Z“kS^k.° *S* with braMb- working twenty-four hours per day.”— Landon Tit Bit*. Mra. Frank Fogel, at Brookville, Ind.. ■fan ot Um., bowSi .Hckrt i to mokfaK hu doth,,. Ito 1'odfaB toRowxra.ofwUlcbkb.la.oobok, a.-, pox. nos, s* wsssm m h? ■ sSrrs '• «> r-~*" -London Truth. M “ Brookville tluiu the aro over which I st* fc-’j-idsa.-Exclmag.s. " *r • Wonta ana »n«w «.■»« w ■»- t. prajer is further ordered, that said l.ce to ttw, ;iersor.i Ir.tamtao lu -«iu cr-uc or IhL,23^?WTOiMW b*ano« � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-03-03.pdf 5679fcd43dac6c342b20fab36aeee31e PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ingmedium tn Bar­ ry County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXVI. NO. 44 miwiE's DRUG STORE. For 16 years the Heading drug and book store in Hastings. bool Ssoh, HASTINGS, MICH., MARC^ 3, 1892. Hastings Banner. J Published Thursdays .y C5OOK BBOB.. HASTINGS, MICH. 2 Q) P fl f- o fl -*-3 > 3 Uri O <D ”® >?(§ .2 S £ T3 ® “-S o ® — (II. (JOODYEM The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. Hastings, - - - Mich. O .2 a 0.0 a> CO • < <D §•“2t»3 °<1 fl cd The most complete stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. g • Id EH * m Ph Ph S m S ® t»>® 2 * tD 1 * S’cl •e 00 <d o “S3 -§xi £ 2 3 S-c § §7'2 <- J 5^3.2 — rcTC u to <n |S — Q ® q o ojg « > S d cd -*j -y cd a > COUNTY NEWS. •FOR SALE.-A general • mer­ chandise business a! Milo. Stock principally groceries. Postoffice with store, and only store io the place. A good opening. AOdress Box 2, Milo, Mich. Hoyt's Crushed 1 Java. I: is thb best in style; 1 It is the best in the cup.It is the best on the market. It givei satisfaction or qan be re­ turned. j • Price only 20c. per lb. but thp quality is bang up. L. E. STAUFFER. . 1 Any Day IN FEBRUARY You may need drugs, patent medicines, dye stuff (Cushing Perfection. Diamond or Peer­ less dyes), toilet articles and toilet soaps (the finest line in town), perfumery (Seeley’s is the best), school books (new and 2nd hand), paints (Green Seal lead and Acme White Lead Works), or wall paper ~\'all on Fred L Heath, THE DRUGGIST. He will please you. Price and quality guaranteed. Prescriptions carefully com­ pounded. OLD RAGS! If you want to get a better price' for old scrap than you do from peddlers, bring your old iron of all kinds, copper, zinc, lead, rubbers, rags and old carpets to the JUNK SHOP, Michigan ave, Opp. Roller Mill, Hastings, Mich. ®“More county news on an inside page. , Woodland. , Sleighing has disappeared and mud is knee deep—A good many have tapped their sugar bushes—School at the South Jordan district closed last Friday: also school in the Lee district—Several Woodlandites went to Hastings on Tuesday of Inst week to attend the assault rjnd battery case, but came home looking sad—L. 11. Hough has sold his blacksmith shop to Teeple & Covil—Monroe Rowleader Ims bold his farm—We hear that Ezra Fox is jibout to sell his farm—George Palmerton “went to Jackson Friday and returned on Tuesday—Lizzie Smith has returned to Hastings—Our village caucus was held on Thursday, and a union ticket placed In nomination. Our village election will oc­ cur on March Sth—Rev. Puhi, the Ger­ man minister has arrived with his family —We did not feel able to write last week, thereason no Items appeared from this place—A. L. Cooper has received a full itock of furniture on Saturday, and, will henceforth conduct a furniture and under­ taking store—George Weed has sold Ids ■stock of undertaking goods to A. L. Cooper—J. M. Smith visited hls parents over Sunday. \ Coat* Grov®. L. Fair has returned from Indiana^ and reports much sickness there—S. E. Wolf and family have*gone ou a visit to Burr Oak—Mrs. Nichols, of Mipneopolis, Minn., the renowned soloist, was the guest of Mrs. G. W. Coats a few days last week—Mr. Andrew Townsend bad the misfortune at having hls colt ruq away, slight damage to hls cart—Isaac Smith and family have gone to Ohio ou a visit—John Marks Is en­ tertaining his brother and family of Rut­ land—Miner Coats, of Rockford, and David Coats, oW Carlton, and Grandpa Coats were guepts of G. W. Coats Sunday —Mrs. George townsend is on the sick list. Dr. Sayles attending—Ode more car load of t Imlay* for C. Stowell's I barn from the north has arrived—The leak year party was a success at H. E. Kefeie’s—Prof. Humphrey, of Wayland, will be here the 4th to hold a series of meetings Edna Barnum is on Ute sick list—D. Townsend and wife have gone to house­ keeping on his father's place—David Coats, of North Carlton, spent Sunday at Geo. Coats—Mrs. James Townsend entertained the Aid society last Friday, and Mrs. Flora Wood the mite society—Herbert and May Burdick, of Hickory Corners, spent Sunday at this place—Kittle Lockwood visited at Chas. Fuller’s one day last week —Mrs. Lee Wright had a sewing bee last Saturday. Maahvill®. A. H. Smith of Woodland spent Sunday with friends here—Mrs. Frank McDerby Is at Parma visiting her mother who is quite sick—James Hallett of Hastings de­ livered an excellent lecture at open lodge of the I. O. G. T. Monday e vening—A very pleasant time was had by all who at­ tended the Congregational social at E. A. Phillips’ Wednesday evening—Mrs. S. Weber died at her home In Kalamazoo Friday, Feb. 25. The funeral took place at the residence of her son In this village March 1st at 10 a. m.—Miss Rom Eckhardt of Woodbury Is visiting at D. Galinger’s— C. E. Gustin of Eaton iptpld&jias taken Frank Wolcott>-place~2t B. KBeynold's wagon shop and Frank has gone t/| Jack­ son to work—Rev. J. W. McAllister com­ menced a series of revival meetings at the M. E. church Monday evening—P. L. Baldwin of Newell. Iowa. Is In town on business—A. S. Mitchell was nt Jackson over Sunday. Prairieville. Michael Doster had the misfortune to slip on an Icy side walk, spraining his right shoulder last week, so for a time Mike’s friends will miss the hearty shake of the hand with which he always greets them—Fred Brandstettcr, youngest son of our former townsman, J. F. Brandstetter. was buried from the M. E. church last Thursday. It was a very large funeral. The floral tributes were many and beauti­ ful. The four surviving brothers of the deceased acted as pall-bearers—John J. Perkins was called to Kent, Ohio, last Tuesday, by the death .of his only brother —The Gibbs family have so much Improv­ ed. that Bunker now takes his meals al home—Dodge Jt Robinson, after looking over Delton (brick blocks and all) and Woodland, have decided to remain in Prairieville. They will occupy the entire building.With their rumitun; stock, re­ model the interior of fie building, con­ necting the upper aud Jbwer stories with Jnslde stairway, put in a plate glass front electric lights, steam elevator and all mod' ern improvements, and with an Increased n,ncwed energy, win make it decidedly advantageous to the trading public, and Interacting for their competttora—The reading circle met with Mra. Collier Saturday evening—The cards are out for tlio wedding of Philip Merlau- and Miss Ara Lindsey next Wednesday— « here are the much talked of cross walks? ibey are sudlv needed tills muddy weath.er~Thcre Is at present an Increased Inter­ est in musical circles. Hope It will result In a better church choir. AU klngera are Invited to lend a hand, or rather a voice— The Sunday school library- has Just re­ ceived an addition of new and interesting books—One of our merchants was quite surprised last week to receive notice that a Sewing Machine Co. In Chicago held bls note for thirty-five dollars for a sewing machine, which be (the merchant) had paid a slick agent of Middleville, formerly a resident here, twenty-tlve dollars tn cash for only a few years previous. Guess some one had better arise aud explain who signed the note—Little Nettie Wilcox Isconfluedto her bed with dropsy—Will McLeod met with a severe accident Satur­ day. while at work In Thayer’s mill. Getting hls right limb too near the saw the calf of the leg was sawed clean through to and grazing the bone. *Thu wound was dressed by Dra. Sackett and Hyde, of Prairieville, und Dr. Scribner, of Delton, and though It was a serious ami painful cut. Will Is quite comfortable at this writ­ ing with good prospects of recovery—C. McDonald la back from school at Grand Rapids, the guest of hls sister. Mrs. M. Holcomb—Lillian Hazen arrived last week for a few days visit with her parents. She will resume Jier studies at Grand Rap­ ids next week—Will Woodman, of Martin, spent Sunday with his brother Charles— C. B. Robinson Is entertaining bls brother Arthur from the eastern part of the state— The ladles aid society will give a box social at Mra. Geo Mullen's next Friday evening. BF WHOLE NO. 1916 and well attended—Martin Justice has most terrible dreams, like the odors aris­ fort hu been the collection of a large moves moved *o to Kalamazoo-Squawbuck oil at ing from a pillow in which feathers are do-' amount of information on the subject that ten eeota t== “tj a gallon. How is that cheap composing. Habit modifies the /iffects of has been embodied in aset of rules which — — oil for — the poor man, when we used to buy odor. Merciless smokers laugh st i the the branch hydrographic officer Id thta the old reliable oil for the same price, and ‘•faddery” of women who become faint if city, Lieutenant O. W. Lowery, 1* dlanot run any risk of being blown into eter­ a smoker charges the air they breathe in n tributiug among the shipmaetent. The belief in the efficiency of thia meth­ nity either— Let the town board procute a confined space, a small room or a railway new ballot box that will hold twenty bush­ carriage, nnd ere ready to compare the ob­ od of calming the waves has so firmly c»els more or leas, for the tickets at the com- jection of a lady unaccustomed to the odor tabli*bed itself in many cases that num­ fug election—Look to registering of names from the pipe or cigar wlt.£i the careless-, bers of vowels are now especially provided this spring, in order to be prepared to vote new on the matter shown by another Indy, with oil distributing apparatus, and sel­ —Al Chafee, of Quimby, was here Inst who has become accustomed to the effect. dom a storm passe* without one or more Saturday and Sunday, to-see hls best girl But if a smoker givta up smoking and all reports being submitted on the subject. perhaps—Percy, little son of Frank and contact with smoko for a few years, be la The general couclnsfons being, tjiat bad Rose Hallock, is very' sick—H. W. New­ astounded at the unpleasantness at an air tho precaution not been resorted to fatal man had a friend visiting him last week— charged -with smoko when he is then in­ results would have followed. To substan­ tiate this opinion odh need only refer to H. W. Newman was In Kalamazoo last closed in it I was once summoned professionally to a tho marine reports of disaster that follow week on business. youth who was temporarily poisoned by any one of the severe storms on our coast. Inhaling the atmosphere Issuing out of a When scudding before a gale the rules Myrtle Tuckerman, teacher at the small window of a clubroom In which n say that the oil should be distributed from Checkered school house, had an exhibition number of men were smoking freely. They, the bow by menus of oil bags or through Friday evening—Mrs. Edgar Tyler, of in the body of the smoke, were not percep­ waste pipes. It will thus spread aft its Vermontville, visited at John Tasker's tibly affected. He, partly in the open air. tha ship continues on her course and give Friday evening—Mra. Henry Tasker and was positively smitten to faintness by tho protection from both quartering and fol­ Mrs. Fox were at Baltic Creek last week empoisoned current from the room, which lowing sens. The effect is almost miracu­ visiting—Lillian Hare, of Bellevue, visit­ flowed out of tho window, and is still af­ lous, tho foaming seas as they come tear­ ed her relatives last week—There was a fected whenever he comes within tho cloud ing along, looking fqr all the world as pleasant dance at John Jordan's Friday of a pipe.—Dr. B. M. Richardson in Asclo- though they would swallow up the vessel, ____________________ night—Quarterly meeting was held nt piad. masts and all, stop when they reach ths the M. P. church Saturday and Sunday— “slick," over which their combers cannot MAN'S SEVEN AGES. Mr. and Mra. James Perry, of Pennfleld, pass, nnd expend their energies in futile ' Islted at Calvin Smith's Sunday and Mon­ B Di*tlr»etlvely Wodnrn View of a Ttmmo efforts to reach their prey. day-March came In with a hbwl—A maIf drifting In the trough of a heavy sea Illuatratvd by Shakeapeore. 'pic sugar social would not conic amiss di­ use the oil from the forward waste pipes “Mrs. Jones has a baby." rectly, by the M. P. church society or the and put the bags over on the weather side. “The deuce you say!" Alliance, either one would lx; an assured Lying to, to tack or wear ship, the oil can “Fact." suoeeM—Dan Davis has purchased the also be used from the same places. It seems "Girl or boy?" farm of John Bloomer nflrth of the center, wonderful that a film of oil too thin for “Boy." and has moved Into the same—J. V. “Let’s hunt up old Joucsey and make the most delicate instrument to measure Cooper and wife, of Marshall, are visiting can have such an instantaneous effect even him set ’em up.” relatives here—Mra. N. Churchill is here So is ushered into the world Baby Jones, when there is a lashing and diabolical with her daughter, Mra. Seger. very red anil hungry, and very much play of the water that no pen can describe. troubled with insomnia. The former Everybody knows how much easier ma­ Creaay. grow* on him, and, on wearing off the lat­ chinery runs when It is oiled, or, in other Wo are having Spring like weather at ter, Papa Jones lores bis hair and several words, when the friction is reduced. It is thia.writing—Wild geese were seen in this pounds of flesh nnd Mamma Jones loses the same thing in th Is case—the wind can­ vicinity Saturday—TIrto will be a concert some of her good looks. not catch a good hold on the water, as it is at our school house Friday evening, March "Pay?" says Papa Jones in astonish­ prevented from so doing by the oil on its 4th, for the purpose of raising funds for a ment. “Do babies pay? Well, I should surface. new organ—Our piwtor, Mr. Haste. Is imy they did.” A vessel hove to for a pilot should dis­ holding revival meetings at Spring Brook Johmtuwu. “Pay?” says Mamma Jones; “why, the tribute oil from the weather side and lee quarter. Tho pilot boat runs up to wind­ Prof. McColl has just completed a course" —Morris Brown moved into Mr. Firth’s whole world could not buy "hi in.” ot lessons In arithmetic nt the King school house Inst Friday, with the Intention of And so Baby Jones becomes Willie Jones, ward and lowers a boat, which pulls down house—Some of our young ladies expect working hh farm—Mrs. Frank Barber Is and with his little primer and immaculate to ieew>rd and around the vessel's stern. to attend the examination at Hastings on able to Ims out again—Nora Fisher’s term tie marches proudly to school. Thereupon The pilot boot after sending off her boat Friday and Saturday—Rev. Pope has been of school has closed, so she will now be at the boys “christen" bls new shoes by spit­ then runs down to leeward, gets out oil sick and unable to till hls appointment al home to their many fnends—Fred Barber ting on them, and they soil his white tio bags Lo windward and on her lee quarter, the Gregory school house—Gilbert Searls attended the school exhibition at Comstock rolling him over in the sand. And Willie and tbo boat pulls back around her stern, Reynolds, of Plainwell, Jones cries and teacher comforts him by protected by the oiL The vessels drift to Is working for W. J. Fisk—The sawyers Friday—Mra. have about completed their job of sawing ’pent last week with her son. Elmer Rey­ telling him to sit on the platform and by leeward,nnd leave an oil slick to windward in the Godde woods—IL D. Gregory of nolds, and wife—Mrs. Flavia Vandewaik- calling his tormentors "bad boys." And between the two. Towing another vessel in a heavy sea is Augusta way bc?ii oir our highway 'on er- is visiting her daughter, Mra. Ham­ they grin and look ashamed. Friday—Mrs. John Saunders of Illinois mond. near Hastings—Mrs. Butler, from But Father Timo keeps his scythe frequently a very dangerous operation, has been visiting friends in our town—Lida Illinois, is visiting her daughter, Mra. P. a-Bwing, and lo! Billy Jones is in the high and again and again has the attempt been given up until wind and sea have Abated, and Charlie McKenzie called on relatives Travis—Isaac Rickennioro is building a school. Billy the Kid be is called now, on the south side Sunday—C. • E. Idfn new house for Mr. Hazel at Delton. and he nearly breaks his mother's heart whereas in many instances it could readily have been accomplished had the oil bags docea a very' successful term of school In one day because she sees him smoking a Delton. cigarette and evidently enjoying it. Billy been at hand, or rather had they bcefa in, district No. e. Friday of this week—Sur­ A young man by the name of McClead Jones is also inclined to partake of the service. They are very easy to make, as prise party at S. S. Fisk's on the evening of the 25tb for Eva’s entertainment. got hls leg badly cut on the cut-off saw In fruit of bis neighbor's pear tree, said fruit they consist of nothing but a conical canva* bag stuffed with oakum, on whicl/ofl Thayer's mill, while he was cleaning the being obtainctl after dark. Middleville. saw dust from underneath the saw. Drs. Will Joires is n different boy a few jrears is plentifully poured, and having large sail needles thrust through the canvas so Minor Keeler is In the wwt buying goodj Scribner, Hyde and Sackett were in at­ after his graduation from the high^chooL that the oil can hare a chance to ooze oat. fur the coming season—The members of tendance—Some woodjehoppersJelled a tree Life has become n question of neckties and Again and again could the towing hawsers the senior class ot the high school are across the telephone wire Just north of fits on clothes. He ushers strangers into hare been kept from snapping had this going to give a drama In the near future— *ultz breaking it. thus cutting off com­ scats at tho c hurch of the Dan and Beer­ simple remedy been applied. xj A large number of the high school pupils munication between Delton and the north sheba Pilgrims. He leads the German, Tho above instances are but samples of are in attendance nt the county examina­ for a short time—Dewitt Ranuey has sold and one day Deacon Potts is pained to see the many cases in which oil can be used. tion this week->-Atnos Fausey, of Pod out his meat market to Mr. Maine, who him coming out of a bucket shop, whore Lowering and hoisting boab>, riding to s Augur, was In the village last Friday— will conduct the business nt the old stand he has taken a flyer on wheat. William Jones, aged forty, is the cashier sea anchor, crossing rollers or surf on a bar Mrs.' Eliza Inman, of Mllleraville, Ohio, —Mr. and Mrs. J. Moon have taken a and from lifeboats and stranded vessels who has been the guest of her daughter, boarder ot the feminine gender. Arrived of the Higbtop National bank. Mr. Jones are cases in which its utility is very Is known ns one of our best and brainest fccre Sunday evening at 8 o ’ clock — lx?wi» is now visiting relatives In Carlton and marked. Mineral oils are not so effective businessmen. Mrs. Junes spenks of him vicinity—James Irving, of Grand Rapids, mlUhuns. of Milo. U visiting his brother m animal or vegetable oils. Raw petro­ formerly of thia village, way hero Satur­ John , of this place—Charlie Johnson, our ns Mr. Jones, or - William, nnd Deacon leum lias been experimented with and has day evening—John Carveth was at the ‘section boss, is nursing a lame wrist, Potts takes bis ndvice on the investment given favorable results, but is not as satis­ county scat Friday last on business—Mrs. caused by hls car jumping the track land­ of a few hundred dollars be hns laid by. factory as the refined quality. Certain George is numbered among the ing him in the ditch—John nnd Win They talk of running him for the legisla­ oils, like cocoanut oil and ncme kinds of sick—Died, in this village on Wednesday |Moon received a telephone of the death ot ture, nnd The Evening Saitaah has boomed fish oil, congeal in cold weather, and are last, Mrs. Shay, sister of Mra. Webb. The jthclr mother In New Jersey—F. J. Nor- him for mayor. The lltuo ones call him therefore useless, but may be mixed with pn|Mi, and run to meet him at night when deceased moved to this village a little over 'wotxl and Mrs. B. -Thompson arc on the mineral oil to advantage.—New York he comes home. two yedrs ago. where she has resided since. .sick list—The prossccta are fair for a new •"You know old Bill Jones? He was tell­ World. church in town, ns the lot has been donat ­ She leaves two daughters, Edith and Ger­ ing mu the other day how be used to play SwU* Cure for Cold lo tho Head. trude to mourn her loss—Mra. Sackett, of ed aud several hundred dollars subscribed ball where the postofiicc now stands. He's Grand Rapids, was In the village Munday —Chartie'Hazel has the wall built for hls Camphor is much used ax a remedy in a jolly old fellow, I tell you. Told about —Mrs. Busby, of Hastings, was the guest ' house and ls,7)rawing timber for same. helping to pitch a teacher out of the win­ the beginning of a cold in tbo head. Those of Mrs. Spangemncher Monday and Tues­ dow when lie was a boy, about forty or of one readers who have faith in its virtues THE EFFECTS OF ODORS. day—Mra. Wilkinson, who has been visit­ will probably be interested in what is said .fifty years ago." ing friends In Casnovia and Grand Rapid*, Bill is a jolly old boy. Kept the com­ to be the Swiss method of apniyingifc. Striking Iu»i.-~>rra of the Prtnnanrneo ot has returned—The concert given by the pany in a ronr at his daughter’s wedding Thu method certainly appears nimple und Suielln on the M«tnr>rjr. W. C. T. U. last Friday evening was a efficacious: Half fill a jug with boiling The tllrvrt action of odors on the nervoua with his stories. They say Bill has laid by water and into that put a tcaspoouful of thorough success—Mra. Minor Keeler, quite a little pile in Ids day. Smooth old who has been quite sick. Is recovering— centers is « ruby-rt worthy of careful re­ boy is Bill. He has nccumulnted quite a well powdered camphor. Fashion out of search and study. Goethe had a strong Florence Curtis, of Grand Rapids, Is the stock of experience, at any rate, and is al­ writing paper a funnel, with which cap the guest of her parents In this village—Mra., dislike to the odor of apples; Schiller liked ways ready with a word of counsel, it you top of the jug. Tho camphorated steam Bush and Mis. French were the guests of the odor. Some people nro made absolute­ ask his advice. should be inhaled through tho now for ten ly ill by the odor of onions that are being Hastings friends last Tuesday—Mrs. Seventy-fire years old today is "Old Bill or fifteen minutes, the inhalation being re­ cooked, while other persons rather like it. peated, if required, every four or five Frank Buck, of McCord, is thd guest uf The odor of the lily ha* a potent ef­ Jones," or “Old Billy Jones," ns bis hours. If, in spite of its unpleasantness, her 'mother, Mra. A. M. Putnam, thia fect in many instances, and Ilielicro there younger friends love to call him. There Is the inhalation is persisted in, it is said that week—Mr. Clark, the gtmtleman who at­ is no person on whom it does not produce a no tenn of reproach in familiarity unless it three repetitions will always effect a cure, tempted to run a bakery here, has given It sense of depression nnd nauwja. I have is used by the t houghtless or inconsiderate. however severe the “cold in. the head" up and Is moving back to Grand Raplda, known it cau.'c punitive faintik-ss. I am HU old friends have dropped by the way­ may be.■ Poor baking is the reason of their failure myself always dbuigrwmbly affected by the side one by fine, and old Bill Jones is the odor of carbolic acid, and can neverremain last leaf on thu tree. It is well ripened by Where th® Lx»ver Look® st the Fire. Orangeville. many minutes In a room where a trace of tlmo and frost, and the first breath ot win When a young Savoyard goes a-wooing Robert Galland has sold hls farm to D. ter will detach him gently, nnd he will fall it prevails. he pays considerably more attention to the O. Reed, of Kalamazoo. Mr. Galland has In cases where the effect of an odor is to his parent earth in sweet peace. "Old admired one's fire than to her face. If she lived here over twenty years, and will be instantaneous, it Is fair to suppose that Bill Jones!" He has done his work well, missed when he leaves—Rev. Newberry the impresaion made on the olfactory sur nnd he is ready to go. He wonders if he leavea the billets of wood undisturbed on held services In the church last Sunday— face is tnuunnitoxl direct to the olfactory will meet the old boys again and talk over the hearth it is a sign thnt he w welcome, Dr. Bachelor, of Grand Raplda. was In center of the brain; but there must also, in the old days. His mind is much on his but should she place cue of the blazing town last week—Miss Ritchie. Belle Tr.un. certain examples. In a further transmis youth. He loves to recall old associations. fagots in an upright position against the others, it is a hint for him to take his de­ and Mary Cole will attend the teacliA7 sion to the sympathetic ganglia. The cen The old voices are in hls ears. He smiles parture.—San Francisco Examiner. . examination at Hastings this week—T!i«v tral Beat of the olfactory sense must be as he sees thtj children play. will be no meeting ot the reading cinj*1 very near to the central seat of memory, "Hello, colonel, whoso grave is this you Jewel* from Mexico. this week—Mrs. Anua Jones, of Prairie­ for it Ls notlcenblu that nothing recalls n are filling?” The Martmiso I-tnza has a large number ville, visited friends here last week—Mrs. post event like an odor. “William Jones’, sir." Jane Gorseline Is spending a few weeks “What? Old Billy Jones? Well, well. of exquisitKand costly jewels, among A little child was accidentally thrown which may Im? mentioned a diamond pend­ with her daughter nt Otsego. out of a pony carriage in a country lane. So be has gone. But be lived to a good old ant of thirty-two stones, a ring with two Near the spot where the foil took place age. Ixt's see. ‘seventy-eight years, three flawlesB white diamonds, three carats each; Mnple Grave. there was a manure heap, which gave muntbs.’tlie stone says, don't it? That's several beauttful garnets obtained by her The Maple Grove S. S. association Is forth the peculiar dry ammonlacal od» bo doing pretty wed in thre»e limes. Jones father. I>r. Hammond, during the Mexican making preparation for their fifth setoi- often recognizable from such heajw—/us was a good old fellow, though. I rememwar.—New York Herald. nnnunl convention to be held at the Vi D. odor distinctive, yet not altogether un­ Iwr hearing my father tell bow Jones let church sometime during the niontje’ of pleasant. The child was stunned by the him have $5,100 onco to tide him over a A New Version. Mardi—The lawsuit of Patterson tb Haf­ fall, and on recovering nnd returning to crisis nnd he sever took a bit of security. A child of three nnd a half years had He and tathtY were great friends once. ner called for last Saturday at' NaskvHie consciousness smelt this odor powerfullybeen taught by hfs mother a text in the How long ago? Oh, that must have been Over fifty years have elapsed since thnt was adjourned by the prosecutor fur one morning, “Make c.e a clean heart, O God, week—The majority of our uachera will little mishap, .’.nd yet whenever the pcrsca t wontyor tweh ty-fire years back. Father's and renew a right spirit within me." Xk attend the examination at Hastings this referred to -)/vses in country lanes n heap been dead eighteen years. Well, good luck night at tho end of his prayers be, umiaked, to him wherever he U. Good day." — Min; giving ou£ the some odor, the whole scene week Thursday and Friday—Lydia Felghrepeated tho text in the following form, ner, teacher of the qtjaU trap school, had of the accident recurs with every detail neapolis Journal “Wash my heart. O God. and hang it out an exhibition last Friday evening—The perfect, and sometimes with a recurrence to dry."—London Truth. of the giddiness and nausea which were THE USE OF OIL AT SEA., Free Methodists held quarterly meeting experienced at the moment. In some cf at the center Saturday and Sunday—Mrs. More Bower Needed. Carrie Brown has returned from hor vlxlt the lower animals memory by cdors is If Proper I’rmslIoM Are Taken Vowel* Minister—I think we should have cooSlay Weather Heaviest -Gale*. with Grand Rapids friends—V. Hanchctl often singularly exhibited. In the dog the j gregfltlonal singing. memory by odor stcnui a special port of Terrible gules on tho Eyglisb coast, nnd and wn of "North Dakota are vlsiUng old the nature of the animal. Thu ••scent" of heavy weather off our qwn coast and upon I Organist—Then we must have a new or­ frltindti here—Elmer. Moore Is makfn;: ' ganpreparations to placei a.-new boiler In hls thu fox hound .-.nd of the stag hound is of the north Atlantic ocean, bring forcibly lo | “Why so?" this character In the trained colUe the mind the ncrenuou* efforts that are r.onmill purchased of the. Lanalng- engine ami remembrance of an object hidden, a stick, stantly being Made by the UnitM States - “This instrument isn't powerful enough iron works—Mra. Gep. Kuntz is sick wftli for inst-ince, may bo retained for three- Hydrographlfli office to induce all vessels [ to drown ’em out."—livw York Weekly. a relapse of the grip. quarters of bA hour ro perfectly that the to provide themselves with appliances for animal will fetch the object at ccmmnnd. In finishing thu bottoms of shoes oos Cwlar Creek. But if tbo object be coated with something ejecting oiL idiui with a snndpoj/cring machine can When Commander Bartlett was hydrog- ; Charles Hazel Is bhildhig a house and handle 300 pairs, while it would require giving an odor which the animal Is fami­ rapber the matter of using oil for quell| barn In Delton, and will move there Boon liar with the time is infinitely more profour men to do the same by hand. ing the wives was made a special feature ' —Robt. Campbell was working in Delton lost week—We understand that Solomon 10Scme odora lead to sleep, like the odor and placed undor charge of IJeutenant | ” Sir Edwin Arnold glories in the fact that Sun ton and MIms Robinson were married : from dried hops; others lead to wakeful­ i Dyer, who, when he becamebydrographer, one day fast week—We are having lots of! ness, like the odor of dead flowers or leaves. pushed the matter still further. The re­ lie has written at least 8,(00 editorial lead­ ers, «»ch of which has been over half a mud just now—The dance at Tolles Brt«. Still ethers allow sleep, but provoke the sult of this intelligent and persistent ef­ column in length. > Imll last Wfdhy evening was a quiet affair I �Hastings Banner.. For Bolls, Pimples 1892. carbuncles* scrofulous sores, eczema, and all other blood diseases, . take ' Thursday, March 3, 1892. COOKBiros..Pro pn®tor«. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla it win ' ■ relieve and cure dyspepsia, nervous debility, and that tired feeling. Has Cured Others will cure you. CAKTEXS CURE SICK 'fee W h used it §tic’\£oiL. fee who 'try i < regret not having tried it bejore. it' is a jul! 4oz.,plug Jno. rin?— L^Tlts.^y. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made In the conditions of a certain mortgage, dated August 18, 1890. made by (mill A. WlitUtgbt aud Eva-Whit­ right, hi* wife, lo th-» Hasting* Building nnd Loan Association. of Hastings. Michigan, a cor­ poration duly organized and doing business under tnd laws of the State of Michigan, and recorded In the oin.se of the register ot deeds for Barry county. .In the state of Michigan, on August a*. 1KO, in Uber 41 of mortgage* on page 11, by non psyment Of money due for installment* of principal, Interest and premium and for fines, by which the power of Mie therein contain cd ha* become operative. and on which mortgage t !i»re is claimed to be due at the date of this notice the sum ot seven hundred fifty three and sfl-iou dollars, the said installments of principal. Interest and premium and fines hnvIng remained unpaid and inarrear for more than sat months, and the said Hastings Bulbi­ ng and I.o;ui Association having elected under the terms of said mortgage to declare due the full amount unpaid with all arrearages thereon, nnd do suit or proceedings at law having been insti­ tuted to recover the amount now remaining secured Ot said mortgage or any part thereof. Notice Is therefor hereby given that on Saturdav, the Uth day of March. 1.812, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, there will be sold at the north:front door of the court house, in the city of Hastings, county of Barry and state of Michigan, said court bouse being the building in which the circuit court for the county ot Barry is held, at public auction to ttv* highest bidder, the premises described In said mort­ gage or so much thereof as may be oocttnary to *Attsfy she amount due on said mortgage as atfcvo set forth, with .the Interest nod premium thereon and tbo costs, charges and expenses allowed bylaw and provided for in said mortgage, said prem­ ises being all those certain pieces or parcels of land situate and being in the city of Hastings, county of Barry nnd state of Michigan, and de­ scribed as follows, to wit; Lots number six and the north half of lots number eight, nine, and ten of block nineteen in .the eastern addi­ tion to the city. formerly village, ot Hastings, and lots number one, nine nnd ten In block •leven of H. J. Kenfield’s addition to the city, formerly village ot Hastings according to the recorded plat thereof. Dated Hastings. Mich.. Dec. 18, INI. Hastimus Building asd Loan Association Alonzo k. Kknabton, Mortgagee. Attorney tor Mortgagee. SHERIFF’S SALE. Notice 1.4 herebygiven that by virtue of a writ ot tert facias issued out of the Circuit Court for the County of Barry. In favor of Frank G. Good­ S’ and George A. Barnes, copartners, under Onn ot Goodyear & Barnes,against the real estate of Allen G. Freeman In said county, to medtrectod mid delivered,I did, on the 21*t day of June. A. D. 1M0. levy upon and take all the right, title and Interest ot said Allen (J. Freeman. In and to the following desert ned real estate. to wit: The south east quarter of the north east quarter of aectlonTO, In towhahlp i, Dorth of range 9 west. In the County of Barry ■nd State ot Michigan, all of which I shall ex­ pose for sale at pub.lc auction, or vendue, to the ■IghevtJjldder. at the north front doer ot the Court Hdtise. in the City of Bantings, In snld ernty. on the 12th day of March, A. D. lew, at •o’clock In the foren-xm of said day. Dated this 23d day>ot January, A. D. 1892. ' _ ___ BakkbShiuxkh. Former sheriff of the County of Ba»ry. who made the levy in said not co described. HEAD Thoenes try tbem will find these little pUtavalaable in so many wavs that they will not be wiL ling to do without them. But after allslck bead ACHE 1892. 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 JI7 J8 19 22 23 24 25 26 20 27 28 29 30 31 21 HISTOBY OF A WEEK. Wednesday. Feb. >4. Theodore Graham, ot Navails, 0., a crip­ ple and poor, has fallen heir to 1200.000 Ln Ireland. Tho Pennsylvania express ran down a pleasure party near Pittabarg, fatally in­ juring three young people. The negro murderer who bid himself In a mine near Pineville, Ky., and defied ar­ rest, has been captured. Another running mate for President Harrison has been suggested. The New York Herald names Whitelaw Reid. Henry Keuling, of New York, has sued Louis Schwcrn for $3,000 for pulling off one side of hls whiskers in a scrimmage. William B. Gilbert, of Oregon, has been nominated by the president to be United States circuit judge in the Ninth, district. The debate on license In the Iowa senate has closed. It Li not expected that the bill will pass, as the Republicans will not agree. Fire In the-wholesale woolen, trimmings and clothing housg at Chicago of L. C. Wachsmuth & Co. did 150,000 worth of damage. Secretary Foster has left New York on the steamship Spree for a trip to Europe. He was saluted by the forts in New York harbor ns the vessel steamed away. The Republicans of Michigan will ignore the law providing for the election of prealdentin! electors by districts In order to bring it up before tho courts ou a teat case. Parties unknown attempted to blow up with a dynamite bomb the Methodist church at New Hartford, la. The bomb was thrown when the church was crowded, and exploded, but did do serious damage. Th nr* day, Feb. 13. Cleland K. Nelson was consecrated bishop of Georgia.at Atlanta. Frank Hurd, the Ohio free trader, is out They eco strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, tut by their gentle action ptoaso aU who for delegate-at-targo to tho national Demo­ uaotham. In vtaUatSScenta: fiveforJL floM cratic convention. • by dr ff&pot* everywhere, or Bent by nxafl. Miss Ella Hoggin was married to Count CARTER MEDICINS CO.. New York; SMALL PILL. SHALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE R.xlolphc Fustetics de Tolna, of Austria, at the home of her parents in New York. , Governor Fifer has Issued a proclama­ PARENTS—Give your’children a knowledge of book-keeping, shorthand, typewriting, teleg­ tion offering $3)0 for tho arrest of Louis raphy, etx Miller, the Murphysboro murderer. The president has appointed Richard IT WILL FOR THEM BE MUCH Than Money. Oglesby, son of the cx-govcrnor of Illinois,* Educate them at the Grand Rapids [Mleh.l Bus­ a cadet at the United States Naval acad­ iness College, Ledyard Block, cor. Peart aud emy. Ottawa sts. Visit us. For catalogue address A. An incendiary fire in Geneva, Ills., 8 Parish, successor to 0. G. Sweusbcrg caused damage to tho extent of $10,000. The office of tbo Geneva Republican was totally destroyed. Rev. Gerhardus Vos, of Grand Rapids, A. SCRIBNER. M. IX. ' and Rev. Dr. George T. Purvns, of Pitts­ . Physician and Surgeon, burg, hnve been elected to protcasorahipa in the Princeton Theological seminary. Delton. Mich. Office la reddcnce, one block east of depot Scrgeant-aUArms Bright, of the Na­ tional Democratic convention, has ap­ pointed John P. Hopkins, of Chicago, 'as­ A. A C. H. BARBER sociate sergeant-at-arms, and Hopkins has • Physicians and Surgeons. Calls in city or county responded’to with accepted. A St. Louis negro murdered his brother promptness, day or night. and then deceived an officer into carrying the body away with -the statement that his i ILLIAM O. LOWDEN. brother had a fit; meanwhile the murderer Lawyer. made hls escape. Office over Julius Russell’s store, State The Norwegian ministry threaten to street, Hastings, Mich. resign because the king is not inclined {to give them a distinct foreign office. Tho A. SHELDON. foreign affairs of the kingdom are I at « Abstract, and Real Estate Office. present controlled by Sweden. Abstract Block. Hastings. Money to lain on Heal Estate Heal Estate Friday, Fab. 16. sold on commission. General conveyancing All but twelve bags 'of the wrecked Having a complete set of Abstract Books, com­ piled from the Records, cau furnish complete steamer Elder ’s mail have been recovered. t tracts. 0. F. BROOKS. Clerk. H. S. Gregory, a brakeman on the Chi­ cago nnd Alton, was killed near Atlanta; A P. DRAKE, M. D., Ills. O. P. Ely * Co., of New York, have as­ Office over Holloway’s drugstore. Office hours from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, con signed, with preferences aggregating $4h.oeciing with residence, at Holloway’s druy m -Sara Bernhardt was compelled to caned a performance at Minneapolis on account Q M. FOW LER.D.D. S. of illness. t o. Secretary Blaine has sent a letter to Office hours 8 a. in. to s p. m. Premier Salisbury strongly protesting against Canada's refusal of copyright to MITH A COLGROVE, United States citizens. Lawyers. English papers are warmly supporting (Office in Union block. Hastings.) Practice ii all tho courts of the slate. Leslie Stephens’ proposition to erect a monument In Westminister Abbey to James Russell LowelL e. kenaston, ' The Pittsburg Post Publishing com­ • Attorney at Law, (Over J. 8. Goodyear A Co.’s store.) pany has been fined $300, and Messrs. Barr Practices in all courtsof the State. Collection* and Mills, president and editor, respect­ promptly attending to. ively, $50 and costs each, in the Quay libel suit. R. TIMMERMAN, Homapathlc PhyMrs. Margaret Montagu, of Coleraine, • slcian and Surgeon. Ireland, who unintentionally caused the (Office over Lathrop's drug store.) death of her little daughter when punish­ AW, REAL ESTATE AND COLLECT­ ing her, has been adjudged guilty of man­ slaughter. ING OFFICE OF Governor Pattison has commuted to life Palmerton & Smith, Woodland, Mich. ’ imprisonment the sentences of three Hun­ garians condemned to death for killing a C. 8. Palmerton, J. M. Smith, Notary Public. Justice of tho-Peace? foreman daring the strikers’ riot in Pitta­ Burg two years ago. The>artillery company of Newport, R. L, which has celebrated its 150th anniversary, and is tho oldest active company in the United States, is making arrangement* to be at the World’s fair. Others do not. /BUSINESS CARDS. C H W P S A P L PROBATE ORDER. State ot Michigan. County of Barry—m. A» a sraslua of the Probate Court for the Cmjntjxif Barry. Isolden at the Probate ..mee. lathe City ot Hastings, in said county, on Frl4iy the sth day of February, lathe year one thousand eight hundred and ninety two. _Pretant, Charles W. Armstrong, Judjo of Oa reading and filing the petition, duly verlleA. ,01 V olney W. Ferri*, son ot said deceased fnytag this court to determine who are and wmetiio heirsat law ot said decease.J, mjj en, JJUed under tbs laws of this state to Inherit tte^ial estate ot which said deceased died "^^enpnn It is ordered, that Thure.lay the UttiMay ot March, A D.A8W at ten o'clock tn tta.foceuooo. be aariened for the hearing of said RKtttoo and that the heirs at law of m1<1 dn. and all other psrsoua Interested in said Mato, are required to appear at a session cf atafiewn. then to be holden at the Probate of■to, tn Um City of Hasttegs. in said county, and Ao* ewue. If any there be, why the prayer of ■MMttttouer may not be granfei). Anu ttts fowl ordered, that sMd petitloui-rglvo iiotlcn MARCH. SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. The success of this Great Cough Cure is without a parallel in the history o? medicine. All druggists arc authorized to sell it on a pos­ itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can suco»Wly stand. Thai it may become known, t!ir ________ _________ . petition and the hhu-ing 1. rupee, and declares that ths only remsdisa are eithsr an international system of free coinage or tho adoption of a gold stand­ ard. William Brown tried to entioe a l^-yearold girl away from her home at Chicago for purposes that may be imagined. He wm obaerved and arrested, and the pottos had groat difficulty In averting a lynch- It is reported thnt Captain Bourka, U. S. A., who lias been on tho trail of Garsa, haa run tho bandit so cloau that he has captured his revolver, spurs, saddle and jiereoaal diary. Didn't get Garaa, how­ ever. The king and queen of Denmark are trying to effect a meeting between tho czar and Emperor William on tho occasion of the Daniah golden wedding, to over­ come tho present coolness Iwtween tho two emperors. ___________ Monday, Feb. A strike of 800,000 coal miners 1* immi­ nent in England aud Wales. , It Is thought that 200 lives have been lost by a storm at Opurt, all fishermen. A report that Chief Justice Fuller was going to resign is authoritatively denied. M. Loubet has succeeded in forming a cabinet for France. De Freycinet is min­ ister of war. x A Joel M. Longenecker club has been formol at Olney, DI., to boom Longonecker for governor. A floater was found at Crosse, Win., supposed to be Bob McNeil, of Kendal, Wis. There waa $345 dn the body. Jeffery Kane, Thomas Carroll and Frank E. Doyle were buried under falling earth and killed in the Anaconda tine at Butte, Mont., and two others bax , injur­ ed in the same manner. The rejoicing of Methodists over the con­ version of 'J00 sinners at Shepherd, Mich., was taken for a Are alarm, and the depart­ ment turned out and a wholesale drench­ ing was narrowly escaped by tho congrega­ tion. The strike of laborers at tho World’s fair site is ended. The mep wanted an in­ crease of 5 cento per hoar but compromL-ied on 2J< ccnts,and agreed not to ask for further Increase during the entire work on tho fair. Judge Dubose, of Memphis, has admit­ ted Lillie Johnson to bail in $10,000, which was Immediately given and tho young woman’released. The judge took occasion to say that bo believed her guilty of impli­ cation in the murder of Freda Ward. There Is a good deal of opposition de­ veloped in England to a proposition to erect n monument in Westminister Abbey to James Russell LowelL Objectors say thsf Sir John MacDonald could not have a monument there nnd they don’t see why a “Yankee’’ should have one. Tuesday, 3lareh. 1. An advance of from 3 to 4 cents in the prices of binding twine is announced from Minneapolis. . Two young women near Paducah, Ky., wefre assaulted nnd severely beaten bv a negro tramp. Thomas McDaniel was called to the door of bis home In Indian territory and killed by an assassin. New York Republicans will hold their state convention April 28 to elect dele­ gates to Mlnnenpoda. Mexican troop* are In pursuit of an arm­ ed baud of about fifty men who have taken refuge in the Potrillo moutains. A craiy shoemaker named Revell, living at Broadswortb, England, killed hls fourchildren by cutting their throats. Senator German is announced a candl date for president by the paper owned liy Senator Gibson, hls colleague zfnd particu­ lar friend. Congressman A. J. Hopkins lias been summoned home on uccount-of the ap­ proaching death at hls aged father, at Cortland, HL Poverty and suffering among the unem­ ployed working classes in Vienna are dally increasing, aud the condition there is be­ coming serious. Senator Sherman. positively denies tho report that ho Li thinking of retiring to private life at tho end at Harrison's ad­ ministration. Excitement wo* caused in Paris by an explosion of dynamite in the doorway of the princess of Sagan, one of the residents in the Faubourg St. Germain; no one was Injured. The .agreement to arbitrate the Bahring rea'mattcr bos i>een signed by Secretary Blaine and Minister Pauncefote, and re­ ceived the approval of Lord Salisbury. It still has to run the gantlet of the senate apd parliament. THE MARKETS. Chicago. _„ , Chicago, Fob. 29. Following wore the quotations ou tbo board of trade tOMiav: Wh»«t— FAl.m.rr Cpeu-Jd 88HC. clomKl March, opened aj&c, ckoed KHc; May. opened WMc, closed Lorn-1ebruary, upeaed 41c, closed 41Hc; March, opened 41^0, closed May, opened and do-ed 4214c. Oati-May. opened elusMid Fork—February, opened , dosed ---- ; March, opened IU.1SU, closed $1LU; May, opened 811-87)4 clomd $U.€34 Lard—March, opened S&4U, dosed aco-rcH icwaa men -maau ore —- — ■ , •■wUL- Ev^Tbodr. «n. ~ppo-. lngKwTb»n»», wlioibOTUout. I”!) tedrowo®!. «nd nobody .1>.U b«lp mo." A well known lodj noreUotJ" thM her rule tor the u~ cf th— llrkrim u to eulwtltute the one tor tbooUter when oorreetin* her prooteheotu. Knowing UuU In the beet ot oompoeldouriwtomnbt likely to use the word that nature prompts, which, she being Scotch, is nine cM out of ten likely to bo wrong, sho thlnksher plan a capital sabatitute for instinctive knowledge. __ Scotch people have some curious expres done In eonineitloo with food. Thu,i tb<7 “.up" their broth, nnd the, npenk ot broth ori^rridgoln the plural, e. g.. I d • hi broth or '.Th., nr. too ■K’’ The word “.weet■’ 1* npplted k> wnp, —>»«. to English unngo, ** butter’ tor trroh bnUer. "nweet milk” tor new n«lk A Mop plate Uenlled a dorp Me^k I. “bmndorwl;" — U taft—d. « more commonly •'mnaked;" nnd th, kaUlo la mid “to noma to the bell.” In phra— mwh aa bread and butte., bread and milk, brood and cheese, tho order of the wonls is usually reverawl in Scotland- a* “milk nnd bread.'* Same Scotch Idioms which are in daily um are exceedingly abounL For instance, the phrase “the length of,” instead of “M far oa,” fa continually used when speaking of actual distance. Vfacount Melville, who was a thorough Scotchman, once asked Pitt for tho Joon of a horse tho length of Highgate Hill, meaning of course that the animal was to carry him as for as that locality. Pitt regrvUod that ho hod not 3 horse of the required length, but sent him his longest. It fa quite common, too, to bear an anxious mother in Scotland telling her children to “cluinge their feet,” instead nf tbdr «bm«. on • wrt <1.,. Besides changing hfa feet—or himself, as the expression fa when bo fa thoroughly wet—a Scotchman does other equally strange things, or. at all events, speaks of doing them; such os looking over a win dow, going into a box in search of some thing, sitting into tho Arc when be fa cold, walking through hfa sloop, sitting under hfa clergyman when he attends hfa church or patting hfa horaes into hfa carriage. He has also the unusual power of being able to feel a smell. Asif fearful to commit himself to an unwarranted statement, he con only say that he fa “quite better,” not that.be fa quite welt ■’IIoDratlike” in Scotland baa no moral significance; it fa equivalent to good look­ ing. When you are “failing fast.” you are not on the verge of bankruptcy, as would occiir to an English ear, but becoming fee­ ble In health. When a Scotchman tells you thnt he di<l not “mind'' what you said he La not guilty of deliberately paying no heed to you: bls memory only has been at fault. And. a Scotch father who “chal­ lenges” hfa sou for telling fibs does not. mean to fight him. but merely rebukes him. The weather is as much, perhaps more, a subject of conversation in Scotland as In England, but a Scotchman uses different terms in characterizing it..,Thus he speaks of a soft day for a rainy *day, blowy for windy weather, a fresh for a thaw. It raln.1 hard in Scotland, not fast, and the weather there fa coarse, not rough.—Lon­ don Tit-Bite. trap Jiw Beef. There fa a goal deal of lump jaw beci put ou the market The ranchmen do not sell the article at all, always slaughtering any cattle mifferlng in this way. Person­ ally, I think tho lump jaw meat is onhealthy, and at the same time I know there fa a good deal of it shipped to tdlVcitiea. Tho lump comes from a bruise of some kind, nnd tho bruise fa produced in various ways. It fa the result of the handling by the cowboy*. Indeed It fa not only brufaoi from which the auimnfa on tho plains suf fer. They also suffer from loss of horns. I have seen a pair of horns fly from a cow a dfatance of fifty yards. It fa easy to knock tho horns off. They will fly If you throw any animal down in n peculiar way, and that way Li tho one in which the cowboys always do it. Of course It fa necessary to throw the cattle down when the branding has to be done. Then at times one runs away nnd has to be lassoed, and in th fa way fa thrown sometimes with results that spoil the ap­ pearance of an animal, if it dore not per­ manently injure it. It is easy enough, too, to get rid of the lump, so easy that it cau bo done by any man who can handle a file. I have seen a farmer cut away the diseased portion of the bone, and from that moment too dbtoto diwppmrva_—latorriow In SL Louis Globe-Deixmcrat. The importance of purifying tbo blood cansot bo overestimated, for without pure blood you cannot enjoy good health. At this season nearly every one need# a good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich tho blood, and Hood's BarsaparfUa Is worthy your confUtenee- It fa peculiar In that it strengthens and builds up tho system, creates an appetite, and tones the digestion, while tt eradicates disease. Give it a trial Hood's Sanaparilla fa sold by all druggists, prepared by C L Hood A Co., LoweU, Maa*. IOO Doses One Dollar You can still get the Bas­ and Detroit Tribune, the two papers, one year, for one dollar. hir Woolley & Bronson. MORTGAGE Sa 1JL Default having beru made In th*, conditions of a certain tailpipe made by A bl Jah M Flint ami Husaa K. Flint his wife to Jainrs McKelvey dated Hept. 2lat. A. D. 18>C. anil recorded In the nfflee of the Uegfatrr of Deeds for tb*- County of Barry ami Stste of Michigan, on the Zlst <fay of September A. 1> 18M In fiber si of mortww. on page Uon which morfcage there I* ctalnu <i to be due at Hi* date <»f tufa n«lee the *um of three hundred thirty seven dollar, and a reason­ able atty**, fee provided for In said niortraxe and no unit or proceedings at law having been instituted to recover the monrvs secun-d bv said mortgage, nr ony part thereof: Now. therefore, by virtue ot the power of Mile eortal rei in said mortgage, snil the statute In such esse made and provided, notice is hereby riven thaton Saturday U>e !2th day of March. A. I>. 18zt, at ten o’clock in the forenoon. 1 shall sell at public, tn the highest bidder, al the north front door «>f the court house tn tho city ot Hastings, MlehlgMi. (that being the ulace where the circuit court to? Barry roomy is briden), the premises described in said mortgage, or to much thereof asmny be nem**ry to pay the amouut due on Raid mortgage, with ten rer cent. Interest, aud all legal co*n>, toxeth.-r with a reasonable attornev'» fee covenanted for therein, ifie premises being ce«crlbrd In said mortgage as *11 tho-e certain lota, piece*, and pared* of land Minute in the vtlfage of Na«hytUe tn the County of Barry and btate of Mich­ igan. and known nnd described as tallows: ine west half of village lots numbered tightern and nineteen ofO. A. Phillips’addi­ tion to the vtltatfn of Nashville. Mlchlmn. Jamks McKjctviw, MortgiU-’rc. o' Clement Smith, hfa guardian. Smith & Couraovx. Attorneys for Mortitagaa. Dated. December lath. ifoQ Itittio Johnny Tell* a Story. One time there wm a young goto wich frit butty, and there was a old ram wich lay in the road, haf asleep, chune hfa cud The goto he had been shot up in a poster ol hfa life, an had never saw a ram. an ho sed to his sister, the goto did, “You jest ston stil and se mo whipe that frock off the fane of the erth.” So the goto he went up- before the ram Uvs Stock: Prices at ths Union Stock yards today range I ;uJ foUows: Hogs-Markct «tomp hfa fccta an thuko hfa bed real active and 5c higher packers th» principal iritcful, but the ram he didnt git up, but buyers: ranged at pigs, only jeo kep.a chune his cud and wotched $4-3J^4.K) light, |4.A>^.4AQ roagn packing, $4.45(;4.tD mixed, and $4.55464.90 bcaw out between hfa ila*hea Bimeby the goto NOTICE. packing and shipping lota. hcaTy he backed of and tuke a run, an then arose tb«* Qualified Electors ot Barry Co.. Mich. Cattle—Market fairly active and prices up In tho air an come down with hfa hed Whxmas. Two-thirds of the members of the on the ram ’ s bed. whack! The gote ’ s hed board of snpervfaors of BarrvCo. al the Januquotations ranged at $4.Tuai30 Ch°\‘M. 7Itr.B <$?»»*«« “trora, »4.10®4.T5 was buste<L but the ole ram he never wank a<.rv W!!T}>o.noX bo*rt-ln ’b« y«*r 1M«. hav­ ing voted to submit to the quaMAed voters of good to choice da, $J.«);;lio fair to good. |J. H) hfa eye. countv..a proportion torafae by taxation Then the do ram he Mulled with his arid common to medium do, SaiU^M the sum of IM.OQO for building and furnish I ng * •tears. $1.301*3.15 .tockera, mow th, und sed to tho butty gote's afater rourt bonae and jail, tn be wwt«i on court •JLlyO^B0 fr*lora, ILMta “’Pears to me, mim, thefr--kangaroo of house square. In thu city of Hat-tings. Mick . a.45 Oowa, $1.>2458.75 bolls and >8.005*6.M) vwil ,UT of ,!5ud conntr Said eum to far youm fa inity careless where he lites; he used for the said purpose under the direction come gum dasted msar making meswoller anil control of the board of Muperrisors of sold •ctfvs and prices ,Now- th,-^rorv- by direction of Arm. quotatioud ranged at 31.tn.xj.fl0 my cud.”—.San Franctaco Examiner. w^rn, $4JB©A75 native, and >5.3^50 •aid board you are hereby notified that at the A. Spiegler & Co., Cincinnati tanners, annual township meeting, to be held lu the have made an assignment. M^eral towtwh'pn and ward* of the city of 2fo; fine j The preaident and his family have gone creamerira,dalrl.-a, fancy, fresh. Sla “"“too • Y«ak« office Hastings, in *ald county, on Monday, April ’<**• «» submitted to the lo Virginia Beach for a week’s recreation. Jc: packing fresh. 14»15e. Egk-x- ra™U.H,roa,OptoU>. B«to oJ toe Uu ot said county tor their ratiThree eoldiera were killed in a railway Fresh candled loss off. Iflcper dusen. Dresitd Judge E. I. Bullock during one of tho n^Uon and approval, or rejection, the question periods of Federal occupation of this sec ­ or proposition of ralalng the sum of 164.000 tor lhr78Pr‘ni«^,cKea*’ kood, UOlfo wreck in Germany and ten other* severely purpose of building and furnishing a court P®rlb; fancy. 12He;roosters, 0e:dacks. ILfilfc; tion, wd » lltu. negro bo, who the injured. k<ra»e and jail, to be erected on court house tUrr’ya’ Ch°lco’ Uo: faJr te Ur«l «t toe hoc, to which toe bo, rw William Shields shot and killed Pat good, igSwta of Mich., for the 12Uhr*f>, ..— _ ... plied la a neuter ot eounra w»,, "Cotooel y.^ r . Said ram to be expended Banna in Lexington, Ky. Both men were direction amt control of the gnlloek.” “Coloud Balloek’" the saloonkeepers. rapervisors of said cmmty. Said court ; comm°° to Federal. "And how did he come to be a inJoS^ ^"JpPfated and ready for occupancy, Homer C. Powere has been nominated poor mixed lot* ^7 7 •xjlouri. will you tell me?” In some won­ including all furniture and furufahlngs anil toe by the president to be collector of Internal oS*?^>ar?,..b**Un>»' ■Pparatna -w th'- rarioui derment, but with positive assurance, the revenue in Louisiana. at thecost. not nudnr any circumstance.'* boy replled, “Why, he wm born a colonel. othces. to sxceod the sum of JWJXJ. court house The drought-stricken regions of Mexico to be commenced during the year IHe. and to have been visited with copious mlns, In­ ®*’“P*eted ready for occupaay betore the suring good crops this year. Itl.Miau.jtjll U>. .Iriklng D1ln«r, In the Coal Creek, Tenn., region, where con­ Statistical Party—Tha national del* la victs are at work guarded by militia, &ro silver dollars could be removed by rail by loading 5,550 cars with ten tons «ih. armed to the teeth, and hostilities may be­ tho gin at any moment. Incredulous Party-How do you know? Twenty-flva leading broker firms doinjr Have you ever tried It? If i« te an, why taxation m follows; fan t it tlonn*—Tavnu OIKI__ ,the Chlc*«« Board of Trade have decided to quit doing a pat-nud-call Toledo. business, ami hare so advised their correependentx and customers. The Bengal Chamber of Commerce com­ plain* of the fall in the value of th« s: Sis ,!®s asrro -li® ’ Ul DluncUilffi, S3I If F»r. chdd has the Pftutcdaml circulated In said County of ■ ABH*, b. .-.-I. A». arxstboxo, Joctga <rf Protmte. Price 15 ct*. �• TmL By Miss Ella Hallock. (A paper read before the Barry Co. Teachers Assoctaoon.) . Tour spring medicine you ,}»bgrtand that is Hood's Sarsa­ parilla. Il thoroughly purifies the blood. Mrs. Ida J. Marsh, wife .of Milo E. Marsh, deputy state labor commissioner, baa begun suit for. a divorce. Her attorney refuses to make public the grounds ou which she sues. Clover<U>a. The beautiful mud is a prevailing fea­ ture now—Our school will close next week—George Graham Is having a house erected here. The carpenters have It well under way—Frank Leonard aud Milo Phillips arc cutting timber for George Hayward—The Kinging ciass is well at­ tended—Henry Wilkinson and Nick Shedd have rented the meat market—Bank will look well in a white apron—Some people, have let their ice harvest go, until the crop Is hardly worth gathering—it is about time to think of primary meetings, as township meetings will soon be here, and thu new election law makes It necessary to hold the caucuses early—Mrs. Jane Vau Hom still bontlnutM to Improve In health— No new case- of slcknexa In this vicinity arc reported—Wm. andObed Chamberlain, assisted by the village blacksmith hove constructed an Ice plow, which works well —Will McLeod had one of bls legs oartly sawed off at Tallman’s mill one day last week, while removing saw dust from the slab saw. there? I mean John W. of Eaton county— The writer one day last week waa looking over the fine flock of sheep on the farm in which be feels a jutt pride and Billy, who heads the flock, caroe up to interview him. Now Billy and the writer understand each other. We meet on equal terms. The writer with a good hickory club to ofset Billy's massive horns, stiff neck and broad back. Now BII1> came up to me very friendly for an Interview. I brushed his coat and made the remark that be bad a very tine, thick coat but asked him if he was not afraid some roving dogs might come along and tear IL He arched hls back, shook his hend, ns much. as to say, I can defend myself from all roving dogs. But have you not some enemy you are afraid will Injure the value of your coat? He droped hls head and seemed sad, as much as to say. Yes, the democratic party, and I cannot defend myself from them and look to you for protection. Yes Billy, I will look out for you next Nov. 1 spoke to him about what Old Randolph said— he never saw a sheep but he wanted to klek It. You ought to have seen Billy arch his bnck and shake hls head as much as to say, I wish lie was hero to try it on me, there would be some. £all climbing fences or a funeral. • for “your moneyl" from hls helpless vic­ tim. Hta defense Is that he has the power to enforce it; and that Is all the defense we thlmk can be framed for some of the insurance rates In this city, that unitedly the companies can enforce them. Instead ot restoring the old “board rates,” some of which are reasonable enough, many of which are outrageously extortionate. Wd think the companies represented here should re-rate the city, and do so with the Idea of justice to it and to Its business, not with the Idea of a use of power simply be­ cause it Is possessed. We think our citizens should make an energetic protest for fair Insurance rates, and insist as well, when such rates are adopted, that they ahould be lived up to. Competition iu insurance rates, when the regular rates are Just, would destroy the value of Insurance. But we insist that tlie rates be revised and be’ made equitable.—consistent with the Idea that no city in this state is better equipped for fire protection than Hastings. The little glri at raj' home said the didn’t believe she could write an inaay about tael, because she did not know what it was. And just what this Intanxible. invisible, OUR COUNTY. unexplainable, mysterious Mmietbiug Is, so necessary in this world and so essentia! to They are buttling work in preparing a teachert succors and happiness really Is. has puzzled older people. The latest dic­ for the new church at Bowen's Mills. tionary definition defines It os -‘the reauy ^M&Hevllle’» election will occur March • power of appreciating and doing what Is • inquired by elrcinnatances.” .Good ns far as it goes, but as you close ln»- ponderous , A. L. Cooper has launched oat In tl:e volume, you have a vague feeling that the furniture business at Woodland. real meaning Is still shrouded In mystery Woodland expects to show up well in and you turn for solace to I h<w words in the maple sugar businfts thia spring. the old reader: "Talent Is something, Tnero will doubtless be aonslderabiu tart Is everything: talent knows what to do, tact knows when to do It. Words c ompttitlon in the valentine trade next wnose full significance Is never fully ap­ season aa John Yuigcr was in Hastings preciated except by the. teacher as she lust week and purchased a lllk-ral supply. stands beftrtu a roomful of. wiggling, gig­ He was notified by the Hastings post­ gling. mischievous children who have master that there were forty letters in that AdoUemtlng »n AdalLerapt. come to her to have their energies directed, office for him which required 40 cents Carlton Center. Itbs easy to get pure coffee by purchas­ their uiinds trained, and their mo rah. pu- more postage, he "came down” with the Mrs. Dllton Caln Is quite sick at. this ing the greeu bean and supervising the rifi<d. How she longs for that tact,’gump- cash and got In exchange f»rty artistic (?) roasting and grinding. Such n product te tion; without which the "will to do and valentines. But he says "the end is n..: writing—J. L. Boirardus and son were on rO totally different from the ground coffee the soul to dare" ran never stop' the yet." And we presume I: Isn’t, for on our streets last Monday.—Otis Landon and Fred Flemming spent most of last week of commerce that most people would pro­ paper wads, give the bad boy a burning : Tuesday a very "tai” teller arrived for nounce it unpalttable and spurious. It Is "Religious liberty" tracts zeal f6r knowledge or. Inspire that slmpcK him with two cents postage due. On open­ scattering Additional Local News. n curious fact that the taste of most coffee throughout Irving and Thornapple—War­ Ing. giggling girl in the corner with a high­ ing It he found a "chromo" under Which. drinkers has been ao cultivated that they WUS written in a bold hand: "Friend ren Foglesong, of North Carlton, entertain­ er ideal of womanhood. prefer coffee with chicory in Ik ed hla brother. Dr. M. P. Foglesong, ot A man living near Middleville whose John. I think this is the chap who did the Tact helps to hold the attention of Ute Therefore the curious result baa hap­ Bronson, the past week—Dr. Haskin and name we did not learu, was recently taken > cltt--. tact keeps the voice of the teacher .bnd dwd.”—Freeport Herald. wife, of Alxska, were visiting Mrs. H.’s with severe attacks of nausea, being able pened that although chicory waa former­ at int ' - right pitch, brings order out of Freeport would Ilka to have the town parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cole. Inst week— to retain nothing ou hls stomach. He con- ly cheap, It b now sold at nearly the price chaos in the school room, prevents dlsor* liftll- of Irving moved a little nearer lo the Sugar making draws near—IL Austin, suited physicians in Grand Rapids and of cofftM, and baa itself become a subject ot tier, makes a good spirit In school, manages .metropolis. But as the residents 4 south from Howell, is In Carlton visiting hls several specialists in other cities without adulteration. Among the substances used the refractory pupil and what is still bet­ Irving and west Ir vlng kick aghbitt such father who Is very III, but on the gain ut relief. From being a strong aud appar­ to adulterate chicory aru roasted wheat, ter his m<>rv refractory parents. a ptwedlng. Freeport cannot have her present—Eugene Hartman Is afflicted with ently healthy man. he lost iteah so rapidly rye, acorns, carrots, cronta and oak bark That teachef is said to have the most way. But they Like It g.iod naturally. the mumps; also Edith Gordon—Chas. that when he ealied on Dr. Taylor, of powder.—New York Sun. tact, the machinery of Whose school runs In fact It would be hard on! them If they Fleming Is working ItPthv felt boot facUiry Middleville, lost week he was simply a with the least possible friction nnd who didn’t; since Freeport Is alwajn "in it” at Hastings—Ed. Friend is very sick—The skeleton of his former self. During a very .-till has .-ome tact-oil left to pour upon the on the successful ticket. Don’t worry about your health. More ___ open lodge was well attended—Chauncy severe attack of nausea last week he threw machinery of tbenelghborhood. And such The revival at Fnfepott Lon.litcted by Wood is entertaining lagrip and mumps— up two large chunks, which proved to be people make themselves 111 by doing that a tv.icher Is considered n brilliant success. Rev. Arney has resulted in over 30 con­ Watch tho * marriage licenses. Wu see thu woody pulp from lbw inside of an than Is generally supposed. If you are con­ bad the faculty, of getting along." versions. signs of an approaching wedding in the orange, which he had eaten six or eight stantly imagining that there is something 1 ■ She had n deal of gumption aud seemed to near future—Mrs. Deal Carpenter intends weeks ago. The two chunks were sent to the matter with yon. you will do yourself succeed in spite of obstacles." "He had a I'lo>u4nt Valley. lo start for Kansas hi a few weeks. She Ur. Lowry Monday. The Stomach was harm. Live ns fnr as you are able a wonderful knack »f doing things." "She John Gardner lost a cow—Farmers aru will keep bouse for her uncle, Sheldon not able to digest this pulp and In some healthy lif$, and for the rest take your was a teaelier of a vast amount of tact." making sucur—Illchaid Eltertnn Is slowly Durham-—Chas. Wright conducted. the way It clogged up the action of? the .stom­ chance like a num. There are plenty of How often we hear these expressions, all recovering'from n severe attack ot the grip singing se)MMiialast Saturday night. Fanny ach and had It not Iteen gotten rid of, people who suffer a living death by allow­ • .iiealire of the highest praise. Yet 1 —Wm. Barr Is entertaining a cousin from Carpenter played the organ—Ed., Hartman would have no doubt resulted hi the man’s ing themselves to Imagine that they are cannot agree with the leaned writer, who Battle Creek—Wm. Carbough of Portland went to Delton one day last week and re­ denih In a sho’rt time. Nothing except going to hare every illness they read about. ijs "tact is everything" and many a good ' Ki’ the guest nt E. Ixa-khart Saturday- turned the next—Old Lady Bronson Is the Juice of an orange or any fruit of a —Yankee Blade. teacher has lessened her usefulness by Bert Murphy made a flying trip to 1’leasant very sick. She Is in her 88 year —D. R. । similar nature, should enter the stomach, thinking so. In these days when parents Valley to see hls mother—E. Lockhurt and Foster, ot Keene, was on our streeta last ns any other part Is indigestible aud Ha­ MORTGAGE SALE. mid school officers know so little of the wire were called to tho bedside ,of Ida week. . ble to cause h gn-at deal of trouble. After Default having been mkde In the conditions principles of good teaching, a poor teacher grandfather, in Orange, Sunday, who is extracting the juice never swallow the a certain rn'irt iMgx made by James Kurtsicy darkey. i?h a good deal of gumption may seem n very III with thu grip—L. 11. Hart Li mov­ other parts. A good way to depose of an of and FrAntls A.. Endsley to Emma SUnpson I.':,.-hi ard shlnging light in the profession ing into town—L. Houier has gone north f The mud makes times dull after the orange Is to cut it In halves aud remove dated November 27 A. I)., UM), and recorded lu amt unless the superintendent ur county on business—V. Price Is bulhling n large recent sleighing—Hayden Myers school- the Juice with a teaspoon. It may seem • he ofitoe of the Register, ul deeds, for the Butv and btite ot Michigan, cn the commissioner penetrates the ‘guise. In a hen-house and is going into the poultry closed last Tuesday with an entertainment ft little awkward at first, but will meet ('ountyef estti day of November a. D.. «hw. in Liber 35 ot tew yeara there will be one of those teach­ business. in tlie afternoon. Several from this place with approval after two or throe times mortgage*, oa page UQ: Said mortgxso was on me express condition ih.it if any biterrat ahxll ers <>t successful experience who failed to participated in the exerctees—Rumor says try lug. become dur nnd remain unpaid for sixty days Vatik< «• Sprlug*; pass the teachers’ examlatlcn even in thnt they Itave turned the jeacher .out at both principal and Interest shall forthwith The decision of Hastings Division, tlie then Theory nnd Art of Teaching. Fine weather at preseut—The open the Cheney school—Kiltie Lockwood, of become due mid collectable, and default having Gumption can’t teach grammar if the lodge at the 1. 0. G. T. hall last Friday Saranac, and Mra. Ella Curtin, of this champloms or the world, not tn compote at tmen .nnde In the payment of interest duo Nov27th, IftU and the same having remained teacher docs not understand tho structure night was well attended and a good time place, visited friends at Coats Grovu last Kansas City this year, may be hailed with eraorr unpaid and in arrears for the space ot sixty of a sentence. Tact Is not a successful reported—Win. blocking and wife called week—Grace Hatton is taking music les- gratification by divisions outside of this days and upwards, the urlnelpnl sum of four teacher in arithmetic when there Is an ip* on friends In Bradley lasf Saturday and Mina of Mrs. Spencer—Warner Smith Is state but will be noted with regret by those hundred fiftvdoll u-« *ith all arrearages of Inter All Michigan has, been est thereon ts now due and payable by the terms norance of the principles on the part of the Sunday—D." N. Stocklag’s sister, who has hi lpit:;; moke sugar at Coats Grove—The of Michigan. of said mongage; ou which mortgage tliera la teacher. • Gumption will not make a good been visiting him this Winter, h pre­ ladles aid society this Thursday at Mra. proud nt Hastings Division, ami naturally claimed to be due at thudate of this notice thu history recitation when the teacher’s paring to leave for her home in Colorado Gilbert’s. All nre 'invited. It started locked to it to uphold the hndortance the sumo I four hundred sixty four doUara *nd SOioo and to «uit or proreedi'ga at law haring . knowledge is confined to the school text­ soon—Art Stocking nt tended the dance with twelve mimbera thu 1st qf January, the state Ims achieved. But while the been lusl It tiled to recover the moneys secured book. Even to teach spelling, something at Caledonia the 2Jnd—Kurd Johnson was and each meeting adds new membera lo rest of us an- selfish rnpugh to desire to by said mortgage, or any part thereof; again wrest the highest honors from the Now. therctore, by virtue of the power of Ix-ddes a "knack" is required. And no on our streets last Saturday—The fare well help the good work aloug—Mrs. Spencer balance.of the supreme jurisdiction, we sale contained in said mortgage, aud the amount of this Incomprehensible but de­ dance at Culvert was not very well at­ gives music lessons Wednesdays nnd statute In such css* made und provided, notice sirable article can take the nlacebf careful, tended on account of bad weather—There Saturdays ut Jjike Odessa, - and at Wood­ cau but commend the unselfish conclusions I* hereby given that on Saturdav the SBlb day of arrived at by this division. Of course, it May. A. D„ DOS, at ten o'clock lu thu forenodn, daily preparation on the part of the will lx* a dance at George William’s next land Ct nter Tuesdays—George Sears has I anttl wh a: public auction, to the highest bid­ Friday night—B. B. Johnson is talking of gone to Saranac to work the coming sum­ is not at all certain thnt Hastings division der, teacher. at ttte north front door' ot Barry County Uthqr divisions mer—Elmer Marlow has hired out for the is making any sacrifice. One disadvantage-then ot a superabund­ moving back on hls farm in the spring. Court House in the City of Hastings, Michigan, there are, which aspire to the coveted first (that being the place where tlie Circuit Court summer at Mr. Hulliberger’s In Campbell. ance of tact is a tendency to make the place, and while the conditions were not tor Barry County Is liolden), the pr emises de­ Ul£h School. teacher egotistical. When people sound quite so favorable, might have sent Has­ scribed in said mortgage, or so much thereof Last Wednesday night, the 24th. the Banflrld. her praise on all sides, she wonders ft Uf”as may be necessary to pay the amount due oa tings home with drooping plumes; so on said mortgage, with seven per cent, interest, tle at first, b.u: finally settles down to /he literary society carried out a splendid pro­ Tho Ladles* Aid society held at L. E. the whole, Hastings division probably de­ and all legal costs, toreti.er with the attorney’s conclusion that she has made a mistake gram. There was a, full house nnd splen­ Edmunds’Jast week Wednesday was ad­ cided wisely, and the boys can tell their fee allowed bylaw conrenanted for therein, the about in r knowledge and ability and that did order. Their next meeting will be journed to Thursday on account of the ,grand-children, as years go by, aud time premises being deaertoed In sa:d mortgage as nil those certain lota and parcels of tend situate ' there is. nothing more for her to learn alter held March 9. All are cordially Invited to funeral.of Cale Burry, who was a former n the tnwnstitp of Baltimore, In the county of attend—This week Wednesday night the .resident here. The social was well at­ merges Into eternity, that in. prize drill Barry all. *nd «tate of Michigan, and described ns competitions they were never defeated. On the other hand, if the tegeher knows eighth grade expect to carry out a splendid tended, 47 sat down to the table—D. We believe, however, that Hastings is follows, to wit: The southwest quarter of the every thing tn this world and a little about program—Last Friday afternoon the high Prins was married last week and last Sat­ wrong in concluding that a purely mercen­ northeast quarter of section fifteen, town twit north, range eight west. Alito a strip eight school boys concluded, to play marbles urday evu he set up the cigars to all who ■ the next, has been through nil the normal ary motive would be Imputed to them did rods wide off the south end of the west »alt of - i;<«ols In the United States and pasaesses but as Prof, came hi the room the gnme wished tn smoke—C. Cherry of Bedford they enter the contest. Stimulation comes the southeast quarter of said northeast quarter little or no tact, she la much worse off was postponed until Mime time in Hie waa buried last Sunday—Mrs. Bunn will largely from example, and instead of In­ of said section fifteen. Also u strip one rod wn> efi Um soatlt end of the .-art mdf of Mid than the teacher who is all tact and noth- ftiture—Ohly three more weeks of school have a birthday party nt Hie Bresee hall fluencing other divisions from competing southeast quarter of said northeast quarter of / lug else; but 1 nm inclined to think thnt and then comes a vacation—Me-srs. Lee this week Friday eve at 7 o’clock. Oysters the fact that Hastings division, the one avid secl'.ou fifteen town and rangt" atoresald. Dated February to, URO. -!.e does less harm in the worhl tor every- and Thatcher expect lo move their stock at any winuics notice for 50 cents a cou­ which has for four, years, stood at the head, Emma 5Mr.psc:i, Mortgugre. l.'Oiiy -ays immediately "She doesn’t know of goods this coming week five blocks ple. the proceeds to be applied In putting would compete, would. make other divis­ Smith ftCoigroye, south and one block west—Chas. Freer! u sidewalk from her bouse, to the church Attorney* lor Mortgagee. .____ enough to teach school" while _tho tiwty ions the more zealous to wrest, victory, if teacher may go on for years drawing her spent a few days of last week In -Baltte steps—Rev. Wallace has bought him a nice possible, from a foe worthy of their steel. ADMINISTRATOR’S 8ALE> immense (?) salary nnd nobody knows, Creek—Wm. ‘Diomas was obllgtnl to leave buggy horse—C.-J. Shiiemaker is looking It would be a cherished honor for any div­ school on account of sickness at home. In tho matter of the estate ot Georgi: around' the country to buy a horse to i not even herself, that she is a jjoor teach­ dee«jas*d. mutch hls grey to put in tlie place of the talon to defeat Hastings, where II might Weiglev. N<ulce h hereby given that li sluUl sell ut Itutliuid. one he lost last fail—The Ladies' Aid will uot b<j coflsldered so great to defeat others. public auction, to the thigh* jt bidder, on Fri­ . Talent then knows what to do, tact — Michigan Pythian. The sick are all Improving In this part day the fifteenth day ot April, A.D. t«K, at ten knows wheif to do it, hut if you do not of town—E. Oehampaugh and wife went told forth next week Wednesday al Henry o’clock In the forenoon at the late realAB are Invited, know the /chat to do, wliat is the use of to Grand. Rapids lust Saturday—Seymour Bowman’s residence. dvureof the bite'George Uelgles. dceea».‘d. Now Church for DeHan. . both young and old—George Main opened In the township ut PratnevlBe, tn the the rnAm? Harris who left nearly eight«n-n years ago up a meat market In Delton last Monday. At a meeting of the quarterly confer-’ County of Barry. In the state of Michigan, If a good fairy wishes to see a perfect for Toledo, showed up in this locality a pursuant to license and authority ence, of the Prairieville charge of the He intends to move there this week — U. teheher ultuagine she selects a thoroughly lew dayx ugo. claiming that lie had put in granted to me on the firet day ot Kalamazoo district of the Michigan con­ March. A. D. ISA!, by the ProbAte Court trained main or woman, gives him the the most of his time. In Australia—They, Bcllcngur moves to Charlotte this week— ference of the Methodist Episcopal church of Barry county. AHchlgan. all nf the estate, This week another load of lumber Is to be magic wand of tact and then dances with say that the paper that In written held at Prairieville Jan. 28, the following right, title and interest of the raid deceased of. delight in that sunshiny school-room where by one of Rutland's young men for the draw on the grounds of the Fisher resort In and io the real estate situate and being lu action was token: the County of Barry In the flute of Michigan, order Is spontaneous, where lessons, are benefit of the P. of 1. lodge Is creating The P. ot l’s are holding warm meetings resoi.ved. That this quarterly confer­ known aud described as follows to-wit: always perfect, the teacher always good- lots of fun on account.of the jokes that are every two week*. The west half (Klot tho north cast quarter ence proceed to, anil by the passage of natured und the pupils always happy. Carlton. cracked at other people’s expense. this resolution, does organize a board ot (U) of Metlon right (*) In township une (th north, range ten <t0) west. Barry County. Michi­ Very muddy weather at present—D. R. trustees, to be known as the trustees of gan. % But must we wait for the fades to bring ■ Hickory Corner*. ' us their magic wanu or Is there some way Foster and son Fred of Keene were In town thu First Methodist Episcopal church, of Dated, March 1st, A. D. iftfcL Joh&M. Pkhkixs, Rev. John Calms has moved with hls last week—The Brown school chfaes Delton. Barry Co., Michigan, said board to to obtain it? Most peoplu believe that ’ Administrator. tact. like the poet, is born not made; but if family toSauxntuek, where he has a charge Thursday of this week—Chas. Hicherson consist of five persons, as follows: A. B. to look after — Henrv Black left with hls and family spent Sunday with Mra. Il ’ s Gray wna twenty years writing the Elegy Bush; J. K. Bush; M. Gwin; Elmer ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. In the country church yard perhaps some family for tlielr flew nomc in Eaton county parents—Joel Henney and wife rejoice Bishop and Alexander McBain, who shall In the matter of tha estate of C. Columbus •-< ,|. ot us poor teachers may get a little tact if last Thursday—Mrs. Ed. Flansburg. of over a nine-pound boy—it will Mx>n be hold office upder the authority aud "disci­ LkLi-. Notice Ls hereby given that I shall sell at w.j arc earnest In our determination nnd Kalamazoo, visited friends here last wfcek time for the voters to begin to think who pline of the Methodist Episcopal church, public amnion to the highest bidder, on Friday, persistent in our efforts. We cannot buy —Washington’s birthday was more than they are going to have fur their township and the laws of the state of Michigan. the fifteeutli <iar at April. A. D., 1S92, nt ten capacity but we can learn to use what we usually celebrated this year alwut ■ here. ,offlcers the cuuiiuif year and we think It The above is signed by Manley McBain, o'clock, in the forenoon at the late residence have. We maj' not have the "ready pow­ At Blackman’s hall, Delton, quilt: a large ’will be a good lime to hunt them up. but as secretary, and Levi Masters as presid­ oftheluteC. Columbus I'.nrkus. deceased, in the township of Burry, in the county of er of doing what Is best under all circum­ crowd were present, and nt the American wp suppose the Formers' Alliance will be ing elder. ■ iforry, In the state of Michigan, pursuant to license and authority granted Io me on the anli stances." but It can in a degree be acquir­ house at this place one hundred aud three hogs enough not to let Ute Republicans day ot February, A. D. 18M, by the Probate INSURANCE. ed, just gs readiness inltbe use of figures couples were In attendance and a very have a man—Silas Fausburg and family vis­ court of Bjutv county. Michigan, all of the ited with Herb Chase and wife SuiulayY good time was enjoyed by . all present — comes from practice. estate, right, title and Interest of the said de­ An Attempt to Put up Rate* Clare Aldrich purciuteed at Battle Creek one Mrs. Dill Caln is very 111 at this wrltlng-4ceased oi. In nnd to the real estate situate and Pope says: lu UaatlDg*. being In the county of Barry, in the state of "True ease in writing comes from art not day last week a one horse steam engine, Ettn Wickham has retureed to her home Michigan, kiuwn and described as follows, hi east Carlton — O. B. Donley Intends with which It Is said he Intends to do a chance. Our nu»lnc«» Men Should to-wit: . Kcnlkt tlie, Movement. The east half (H)*of the south west quarter As those movc^easleat who have learned to lucrative business this season—Many teams moving to thu Valley City in the near (Hi ut section thirty 3n township one (1) of late have been engaged In drawing com future—We hear it rumored that a mar­ ' dance." , Last week a number of insurance agents north, range nine (9) atst, according to tha riage will venture out in our quiet little from Richland for feeding of stock, mostly So I think some of the best tact In the from Grand Rapids, representing the larger United States sun er thereof; also ten (10) school room of to-day comes from art not to make mutton—Albert Fliut is the latest town in the near future. Cigars ore in companies, swooped down uu our little acres off from the north end of the ea.it halt rhe north west quarter (»4) ot section chance. It is not a vague mist from the one to be taken with tlie grip—Myron order—The sick are reported better ut this city for the purpose of putting an end to (U). ofone (31) iu township one (1-, north range x land of nowhere which comes to cover our; Pennock and wife, of jBattla^^greek, vis­ writing and we hope they will continue to “cut rate?" in insurance here, and to re­ thirty niue (9) west. Dated March 1st, A. D., 1WS. deficiencies and hide our ignorance, but a ited bis mother last week; also'Clarenco Improve—Rube Wilaou will work for store the old rates. ZOGAMK HARTUOnK. bright light from the normal schools, the Pennock, of Kansas, was the guett gf his Jacob Odell the coming summer—C. S. We are not an advocate of "cheap In ­ • Administrator. institute, tire association, the educational mother, Mra. Esther Pennock, the fore Wright took charge of the singing class hi surance.” We favor good Insurance, but paper, the book on teaching Which a train­ part of last’week—Harry Aldrich has the the absence of Prof. Tuylor who held a want it at a rate that Is within reason. PKOBATK ORDER. ed mind throws through the; prism of ex­ lumber and shingles drawn and delivered concert at Freeport. We undertake to say that Hie "Board State of Micliljrin. County o< Barry—ss. perience, flooding the school-room with the on the farm recently, known as the Zerby Rates" of insurance that have been long in Milo. • Ata session or the Probate Court for the farm in Ross, where bo expects to move In of Barry, holden ktlhe Probate affloe, in rainbow tints of real success. Mud area has moved to the north. In­ vogue iu this city, are in many Instances County the near future — Fred Elliott and Winfred ttie (Mty ot Hiuttngi, In said oounty, on Tues­ There are persons who never learn to be dications are for six iuchesof mud—Wheat unjust and oppressive. That right in the day. tbo red day of February, tn the year uue successful teachers. They liavn’t even n Rockwell left home last week to resnme I mark 95 cents—Wnsh Nye was nt the P. city from which these genttemeu came thousand eight hundred aud uinety-two. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of germ of tact and the case Is ’hopeless, but their course of study at the Agricultural O. last week after hls Banneu for the rates of Insurance arc conceeded, ou the school at Lansing last Monday. such instances are indeed rare. Some first time In six weeks, helug laid up that satno class of risks, that are far below In lhe matter of tbo estate of C. Columba* teachers possess tact in discipline and the • time with the grip. Says you may put a what are asked here. And we are not iu BttCkQS dreensod. Delton. On reading nnd filing the petition, duly vrrlbad boy at on.-e assumes wings and hls favor of allowing small towns,and cities Very nice winter weather on the average chip on your shoulder as he does not feel fijd.ot Engeae Hartbora administrator uP said parents do not recognize him when they to pay for low insurance rates In good estate, praying that be may be licenced to uell' like knocking It off — Mrs. Spaulding was visit the school. Even the bad girl chows __ H. H. Larabte and wife are recovering also at the P. O. after being housetl five or companies In the large cities. the real entitle of said <tecnaM*d us In said peti­ gum onlj- half the lime and silently plans from their illness—J. R. Binkley und wife six weeks with the grip-Spaulding and We are fully In accord with thu idea of tion described, for the reasons aud purposes the conquest of tire best looking boy In­ are recovering also—Will Malon has moved .Williams have purchased a large amount of regular rates; and that there ought to be h therein set forth. . Thereupon it is ordcrtU,that Monday, the st nd of writing notes to him. Such power to Delton to work for F. A. Blackman the 90 cent wheat Last Monday they took in regular rate for risks of tbo same char­ 23tli day of February. A. D. 13M, at tn a o’clock lu Ute afternoon be aasigtfed tor the hearing ct is inestimable and opens the door to suc­ coming year—Dora Shrontz is working for 89 loads add not 10001/(11 a day for wheat acter. Mrs. John Kahler—Will Slbel will move ouid jMStitiou nnd that the heirs nt taw at said cess. Other teachers have the 1 •knack” of But we feel that regular rates should be deceived and all other persons interested In either—Barry county Pomona grange met touching «nd know just how to-help the into hls new house soon—Mary Houvcner with Prairieville grange last Friday. A reasonable. We think no man except Mid ••state, are required to a;q*-ar nt a semton has flnfehed working at Will Sibel’s— of said court, then to be bo'den al the Probate of­ pupil to help himself, and the children some one who Is paid tor doingso. would good attendance and a pleasant time. leave the classes better thinkers, better Frank Post has built a new barn on bis Boards of Trade must go aud more silver justify many of Hie "board nites" In vogue fice. tn the City of Hastings. ■und County, and show nurse, if any there be. why fttlicrt farm—Some from this way attend­ actors. They leant principles rather than the prayer of tue petitioner may not be must be put into the sliver dollar to make in this city. facta and leave the grammar class using ed the dance at Hickory Comers on the It equaj to the gold dollar—That tbhd What excuse can be argued for the past graute-’. And It '.a further ordered, that better* language, tire arithmetic class better 33d. and report a good time—Henry Forbs party peoples' con vention held at St. Louis courw of the Insurance conAumlea repre­ said petitioner give notice to the persons Interested In said estate, ot the pendency of business men, the history class more patri­ has a very-sick horse in care of Will Elliott last week sounds like an Indian cliow- sented here, which, after Hastings bad said iwtttlou and the hearinj thereof by causing otic citizens and the reading class inspired —Bert Sliedd and wife were called to at­ chow. They ignored Miss Willard and spent 885,000 for l>etter fire protection, a copy of thia order to be pnbltahea ta the HasjiiigN Baxxku, a newspaper printed and cireuto nobler thought and action. Thu disci­ tend the funeral of Mr. Brandstetter. Mrs. her temperance plank and woman's suffer- aetually raised the rates of insurance. liU-d in said County ut Barry, once in each pline without fixe teaching will make the Shedd's cousin, at Prairieville last Friday age, the only two sensible measures ad­ ■ We think that the rate charged on some week f«ir three stweesaive weeks previous to tiiture generations better soldiers, the —Mrs. John Kahler Is pitting better after vocated in the convention. But what u Hastings risks can be defended only on sold day of hearing. ClIATUJtA. W. A&MSTROXa, teaching without the discipline is Impossi­ a shock of paralysis—Mbcrt Hampton, of deplorabhrcundltlon the country la In as the lines nnd for the same reasons that the Judge of Probate. ble. while both combined and perfected Hickory Corners, and Homer Bartlett visit­ pictured iu their preamble. (A true copy.) War John armed hlghwayinan defends hls demand ed at Henry Forbe’s Sduday. will bring the mlllenium. hwvMCuSP jKDUSfuni iwsr if/1 en .1 HEART DISEASE. Statistics show that one in Form hag * weak or diseased Heart Tho firgt lymptoms arc short breath, oppression, flutter (and death,) for which Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure Is a marvelous remedy. Fine book on Heart Disease, with wonderful cures, FREE at druggists, or addregg Dr. Miles’ Medical Co?. Elkhart, Indiana. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, -------------------------------- ------------------------ I ......... NOTICE FOE HEARING OF CLAIM®. State of Michigan. County of Birry—im. Notice Is hereby given, that by order of the Probate Court for the Countv ot Horry, made oa the 2rth day of January a. D. 1KU. six months from that date were nllowed for creditors to present their claims Hgamst the estate ef Worthy L. Mead, late of mid County, deceased, and that ail creditors of said deceased are re­ quired to present their claims to said probate Court, at tho i'robate office. In the City of Hastings, for examination nod allowance, on or before the 28th day of Jtfiy next, and 'hat such claims will be beard before said Cotir*., on Tbnradav, the 28th dav of April and ott Thurs­ day the fttiiduy of Jul y next, at ten o’clock la ho formicon of each of those days. Dated January Mill. A. D. 1MM. Chas W. armstkonu. Judge of Probate, KIRKlB SOAP * GUIDRY SOAP, PURE AND SANITARY. BEST BOB General Household Use. DO YOU 1&0UGH dont delay IKEMPS BALSAM CHANCEET SALE. decree ot the circuit court for <Ue County of Barry, tn chancery, ’•’> the Mata of Michigan^ mndi-anddntedonlbeio:h<tay ot November, A. D. l«l In a certain esura therein p**nil>ng where­ in Freedom G. Shepunl nxec-utor of the laat will and testament of John E Chaffin, doeeaeed. in complainant and Frederick L Dlugman, Clara L- Dingman. J. IGnm S(» rrv. Andrew J. Tdeu. Greenbury G. Itupc-rt, Nellie .-(perry and Wlllintn A. Granton are «Iefondmit_i. Notice Is hercbv given that 1 shall sell at public au<*u,-,n to tbe highest bidder, on flntnrdxvlhe fltlh dnr ot March. A. D. DOS at tea o’clock In the forenoon, at tj:e north .'rent dfoor of tlie Court liornce In the City ot l!.i-i!tv.T<(X>uiJty ot Usrrv and Htatc of Michigan, said i :<>urt bouse being the place for hording the circuit roartfar said County of Barry the fallowing denreibett property; to wit: Ab thut certain nh-rcor par­ cel of land situate, lylng.and l«-ti g in the tnwa•hlp ot A*(vtK, In Hie Cnui-ly nf B«rry ant State ot Minbbmn. nnd ixHi.uted and described 05 follows, toV.t! The west thirls .vr-i of the south east quarter of ractlon unmlnm thirty four town one nurth, ran»o seven west and so moeh ot tho south (vast qu>»rt--r of raid section thirtyfour &v Iles cant of th* center of tho highway running north 3»,d itonth tbrourh th* ramo. Dated Hostings. Mich .Ian. in. imc. Ai.n?<zo E. Kkjtactox. Circuit tour: Cou>ml«ti<MteC. . _ Barry County, Mich. Frkt» M. WAPUtir.K. . Solicitor for Complainant. should be m mar bhwld CHILDRENS COUC!-. TL'P.E 1 Tht Hiaaara Falls Acn*.'/’ Ila autio». g «1Sj I pc ..... **“"•- 'BaM i* “ilafi M. A. GH.LMAN. Local Agttft. Harttags. 0. W. Eugcuh G. P. & T. A.. Chicago. �Hastings Banned Thursday, March 3, 189X It than usual. There can be no especial rea­ son under the new law why any delay should be made. —_j----- - AfiOUBT 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. Forward caucus calls early. See that a good attendance of republicans Is present, nnd put strong men on the ticket. The position of the democracy on the Additional Local News. diver ISKue U tolly represented by the following dbpstch taken from Friday’s Grand Itapids Herald. The party Irw divided that it Is already sasun-d that Y. P. S. C. E. meets at the Presbyterian nothing will be done. As usual, the demo­ church next Sunday evening kt d o’clock. cratic party dare not take a position. It To be led by Willie Grigsby. All young Is and always has been a coward. Its people cordially Invited to thia undenom­ gita mission for a third of a century has inational meeting. Flj been to find fault, and it has never dared The Pastor will preach at the Presbyter­ to put itaelf squarely on record on a nation­ ian church next Sunday morning. Sub­ ject, Lent Fasting and Feasting. Evening al Issue. Here is the way toe democrats “A. choice young man.” are "getting together" on thi-Jllaud diver Tbo ladles’ connected with the Presby­ bill. terian missionary society heartily invite “The first olive brand was tendered to the silver men by Senator Gorman, of all ladles interested in missions to tea at Maryland, this morning, but It was not the annual meeting at the residence of received in a spirit to give hope to the east­ Mra. J. P. Roberta next Wednesday. March fl, from 6.30 to 7.80. Business meeting at ern ’ democrats. Senator Gorman came over to the house and asked Mr. Bland and 2.30. his friends to consent to the appointment By order of the Executive Board of the of a joint caucus committee by tbe demo­ W. H. M. society, Friday. March 11, was cratic representatives and senators, which a day set apart by the different auxiliaries should control party measure* of legislation for united confessions, humiliation and during ‘the present session, and de­ prayer and that offerings be made unto the cide which bills should have prece­ Lord. In accordance with this request dence. Mr. Bland rejected this suggestion there will be a meeting of this auxiliary almost with Indignation. He declared* on that day at the residence of Mrs. D. that nothing would satisfy the free coinage Striker commencing at 2 o’clock.- The men of the house but the passage of the following literary program will be given: free coinage bill, and, that too, at an early Music, under direction of Mrs. Sterling. day. He served notice, so to speak, on Hymn 1091 of UymuaL .Mr. Gonnan and tbe eastern democrats Bible reading by Mrs. T. Phillips, subthat no postponement or dallying with the 'ject "The Sabbath.” question should be permitted by the free Hymn 1090. coinage men. He insisted that the issue Stating object of meeting by President must be met, and that, so far as the house Season of prayer by society led by Mrs. is concerned, a free coinage bill must be passed. Particular stress was laid upon Puffer. Paper by Mrs. D. Striker oh “Keeping the intention of the free sliver people in , the house to pass a bill regardless of the the Sabbath.” Duet by Mrs. Sterling and Bertha sentiments of the democratic senators aud Mr. Bland asserted that no Joint caucus or Rider. Selection by Mrs. E. Y. Hogle “Tem­ joint committee would be allowed to exer­ cise any dictation whatever in the matter. perance.” Recitation by Edith Pryor. “Where the It la the intention of the free coinage men to propose a resolution In toe caucus Master Dwelletb.” Opening of envelopes and reading of of democratic representatives declaring Scripture texts, Mrs. Belle Cook and that that the house must pass a free coin­ age bill this session and naming a date for Carrie Grant Instrumental solo, Mrs. Puffer. Its consideration. Lively opposition will Miscellaneous business. be made to any proposition by Ajr. Harter Adjournment. or hls friends that toe senators be given a voice in to-night’s caucus. X number ot the democratic advocates of free coinage are absent from tbe city, but Mr. Bland and bis friends fee! confident that they have sufficient strength to control the re­ sult of to-night's caucus. The opponents of Mr. Bland and hls col­ leagues are preparing a counter proposition, which they will present, and upon which the battle will be fought. This proposi­ tion will name a date, or instruct thu com­ mittee on rules to make a date, upon which the free coinage bill shall be taken up for discussion and shall bo tlie onlv subject of discussion for one week of longer. At the expiration of that tlmql however, it shall be understood that a motion for post­ ponement of final action shall be taken on the Bland bill until December 30, after the presidential election. This program, they contend, would enable all the free coinage men to declare their position in toe house and use their speeches next fall for what­ ever practical effect they might have in their respective districts. At the same time the democrats os a party would be spared tlie necessity of recording them­ selves upon this precarious Issue until after the general elections, when the Bland bill could be taken up and considered without regard to Its political effect ou the parties. hlo ’ 1 A th The squawbuck legislature was elected upon a platform of -down with monopoly.” It favored tho greatest monopoly on earth, the Standard OU Co., by reducing the test of kerosene. Three innocent Ilves were sacrificed at Ironwood last week by this miserable product known to commerce and to a disreputable fame as “squawbnek oil.” 2io doubt the property destroyed by this Iniquitous legislation, which lowered the flash test of oil nearly 20 degrees, will­ amount to a round 81,000,000 already, and several lives have been sacrificed. In all justice, the legislature which conceived and framed that iniquity into law is guilty of destroying life and property. Had it passed a law which gave power to a man to kill and to burn, and protected him In so doing. It would have been no worse a sinner. It’s only excuse is venality and Ignorance. The squaw buck legislature waa to put an end to the “free pass." There were probably never members of a Michigan legislature who rode more miles for noth­ ing, wasted more of time and money be­ cause of abseteelsm due to the free pass, Wan the squawbucks. Great Is reform: And yet It Is seriously proposed to put just such another legislature into the capital to do as much or more harm, and to make every previous legislature, no matter how bad, appear respectable by the contrast. The responsibility for the death of three little children who were killed by a lamp explosion at Ironwood the other night, has been fixed by the coroner’s Jury where it belongs—upon squawbuck oil. The squaw­ buck legislature, which lowered th** test of oil at the request of the Standard OU Co. Is responsible for theso Uvea sacrificed to their renal stupidity. The Barry County “people’s party” has been put Into existence. It fa a curious eoDglomeratlon of political odds ahd ends. Tbe plan is to act Independently tola •pring, and then hitch onto the democratic Tlie regular monthly meeting of the W, F. M. S. of the M. E. church will be held on Wednesday, March 9, at the home of Mrs. D. Striker beginning at half past two o'clock. Subject for the month. "The death and resurectlon of our Lord.” C. L. S. C. meet with Miss Rose Good­ year Saturday evei Quotations from Franklin’s Poor Rich­ ard’s Almanac. American Letters, Miss Goodyear. Reading, Franklin’s arrival In Philadel­ phia, Miss Caunom. Paul John and the capture of the Ser­ apio, (synopsis) Mrs. Colgrove. The Story of the Constitution, Mrs. M. Bailey. American Morals, Airs. Hicks. Critic, Addle Jordan. On Saturday evening the Rev. Dr. Thacleford begins a ten days mission at Emmanuel church, Hastings, preaching each evening at 7JJ0 standard time. Also services In the morning st 7.30 and in the afternoon at 3 p. m. local time. On Sun­ day afternoon next at 3 p. m. a children’s service will be held. Every child in the city is invited to come. i Minion Service*. TRe opening service In connection with the mission now In progress at St John's Episcopal church was well attended on Saturday evening, and at yesterday’s ser­ vices the church was well filled. Dr. Thacleford is an eloquent preacher and In his sermons yesterday he held the atten­ tion of hls audience by hls earnestness, hls plain statement of facts aud bis pithy examples.—Syracuse (N. Y.) Standard. The following letter received from the Attorney General, waa'handed to ns yes­ terday by J. H. Dennis and will bear care­ ful reading: » Your favor received. The general election law (Act No. 190, section 14) provides that all constitutional amend­ ments or other questions to be submitted to the electors of the State tor popular vote shall be printed on one ballot. Section 18 of the same act provides that “Whenever a constitutional amendment or other question la proposed to be voted upon bythe electors the substance of such amendment or other question shall be clearly Indicated upon the ballot and below the same noon the .ballot shall be placed tn separate lines the words "Yes” and “No” The elector shall designate hls vote by a crossmark, (X) placed opposite the word “Yes” or the word “Na” I am ot the opinion that the question of building a court house comes within the purview of the law,, and that you should have the question printed on one ballot In the manner indteatedjn section 18 above referred to.— Respectfully, Attorney General. NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. Opiica OUtaj taml. Th. General Election Uw Applies to Local Election, Mid Town­ Ship Meetings. BOOTHS MUST BE PROVIDED. Tiekeia to be Furnished by Local Election Commissioner*—Tickets, Where Printed, WHEN CONVENTIONS AND CAU­ CUSES MUST BE HELD. Who •atltled to hare name printed o> ticket. - Independent Candidate*. bo* «"’» election h. .«,)!« „ ,|lri„|t temporary luiwfaity brought on bv the grin WU1 «»- i •-os returned and hat* married the young fadv taRnm >i____ _ . . . . WUM there are special pnvlsions in roe for designating Inspectors ^'^“ch cases of division of voting Inspectors should be <*^£ In the charter and would be the inspectors ot election under the IMA. LAN8INO, Feb. 24, 1699. Attorney General. Editor or Banner:— Dear sir:—There have been so many questions asked by local officers of various townships, incorporated villages and cities, relative to tlie application of toe general election law to local elections and town meetings to be held In the spring of w« Mm many Mwdj UjlaM 1892, that I desire to aay to such officers, AOTolhlsstart 1»IUe. H.MdhHbnAW wot playing with knurklebmwa ta tta through the -medium of your paper, that: oT B.y rv. A and had w-uelta tate Act No. 190 of the Public Acta of 1891, known aa the general election law. aa lim­ ited by Act No. 194 of the Public Aeta of the same year, applies to all local elections held in the various cities, villages and townships of this State. That such elec­ marbles tions must be held according to the pro­ they were manifratinff their visions of said general law, so far as the same are applicable thereto. It fa provid­ ed among other things, in section one of Act ^0. 194. that, "all toe provisions of asked the two brothers to conduct him to such general law relative tof the board of election Inspectors, the arrangement of to take them and educate them. Tho ono now hi re accepted tbo offer, polling places (which would include tbe providing and arrangement of booths), toe with bls mother’s perrnbadoc, and tho manner of voting and receiving of votes, and the canvas and declaration of the re­ sult of such election, are made applicable to such municipal and township elections;" but the time for opening and closing the polls shall not be affected by reasons of having traveled all along tha coasts of tho Mediterranean, to Cairo, Alexandria .ind Act Na 190. The time for npening and closing of the Jerusalem, as a purchaser and seller of the polls In township elections is controlled by staple products of tbo country.—Philadel­ section 704 of Howell’s Statutes, which phia Ledger. provides that: When a Ball Won a Race. ••The poifa shall be opened at nine o’clock Nothing tn tho way of turf sport in tha In the forenoon, or ns soon thereafter as may be, snd.shall be closed- tietweeu tbe south equaled Mime of the scenes witnessed hours ot three and six in the afternoon, on the small race courses in the Mononga­ and tbe inspectors shall cause proclamation hela valley near McKeesport and at Union­ lo be made at least one hour before the town fifty atid sixty yeont ago. Thu mart closing of the polls, that the polls of the whimsical of thiwo waa a race in which a election will be closed at or within tbe num besUxxle a’ bullock in a race “for any­ thing with four legs." The owners of specified hour, naming it” Section two. Act No. HM .provides that: bon** made no objection to the entry of “The township board of each township, tbo bullock, counting confidently on winand such persons as shall be elected there­ But tlie sounds made by a dry bullock’s for by the common council of tbe various cities and villages of this State, shall be hide uied an a cover, and certain articles the board ot election commissioners for designed to putkea poKc, frightened horses such township, city or village respectivelv, •umI inuks so much that the bullock won and shall perform such duties relative to easily. The purse was withheld until it the preparation and printing of ballots as was clear its owner would gain bis caw in are required by law of the board ot elec­ court, when it was handed over to him re­ tion commissioners of counties, and tbe luctantly.—Pittsburg Bulletin, like duties and privileges as are eujblned and granted by the taws governing gen­ Ada L Tima enjoys the distinction of eral elections, upon various committees of the different political organizations, are being th® only newspaper woman in the hereby prescribed for the city, village or world having tho turf .is a specialty. She township committees, In elections held pursuant" to said ack except that no vlg- i nette or heading for tbe ballot, other than with a womanly dignity which the name of tlie party shall be necessary. and 1 rciqiect nt the [xxil lx • It will be necessary to hold tbe caucuses commands 1 for the nomination of candidates at least 'track or tho hotel corridor.—New Sun. five days before election day, as section three of the act provides that ,‘the names of candidates shall be given In bv the Cloaeflst—You tell me that you Dever committees of tbo various political organ- ,smoke, gam We or drink 1 Izations, to the board of election com misCtarkleta—Yea, sir. sionera of such municipality, not less than Cloacflst—I shouldn’t want my daughter five days before each election, and the । to marry a perfect man, but I guem you proof copy of each ballot shall be open to will do; you seem to ba quite an accom­ the -Inspection of the chairman of each plished liar.—New York Truth. committee at the office of the township clerk, and city or village clerk or recorder, not less than two clear or secular days be­ Gentleman (at an evening partj>-Madfore such election." ( am. wlU you tell me why low dnwi are The ticket must be printed In the same icalled “full dneaf* form as is provided in tbe general taw. and the board of election egmmlastooera tor ithat a picked chicken la called a “dreanad tbe township, city or village, must fur- ।chicken."—Harper1a Baaar. nlsh the ticket They can grt tbe printing done at such place as tbly choose. The words ’-political organizations” or “political party” used In thta act, must be construed to mean any respectable body of citizens who are electors of any township or election district, and who assemble themselves together In the manner pro­ vided by tbe law, and hold a nominating caucus or convention. Hence it fa only necessary, In order for for thb hl! n,me pr1nted uP°n toe ticket, that he should be nominated by a respectable body of electors properly assembled, who are entitled to\vote for him at the election. । Any person who Is not nominated, or who Is placed in nomination by penions who reside outside of bis election district, would not be entitled to have hls nami printed on the ticket. It Is not Intended, however, that any person who desires to run for office shall MMEDY THE AGE. be pnMUMM tram iornl.hln, OTklnf. wllhln tbe provl.loiu or the law to hero bl, name written or paated on tbe ticket by eleetora wbrn they are pre­ For Sale by all Druggists, paring their bellota tn the booth. All ,Mb rotea and tbe Total for any peraon rnaaaium ST when on the ballot, abould br oountai Or*. Mixer A Son., Hutlnp, Mleh. under tbe Mme direction, aa govern tho conntln, ot vote, tor reptl.r eandTd.ta . GENTLE SPRING IS HERE, SINGS THE POET. We rise to remark that Were Here First FIRSTLY, that we have a big line of COOK STOVES. SECONDLY, that it is the best line of Cook Stoves in Barry, county. ’ THIRDLY, that you will get more value in thie> article at our store than you ever got before, anywhere and we invite the utmost comparison. LASTLY, that'we want you to come in and see for your­ selves, It is in your power to be fully convinced. YOURS FOR BUSINESS, Goodyear Bros. MIXER'S c&ss BLOOD thb greatest MGER 4ofSCROPDLA •yoonfl «nn attending tho West Michigan Business college in whow name, arc printed on the ballola Grand Rapids, was arrested for larceny vl£d '"U“ 4' ” A“ Na 190 “ 11 prolast week. He often frequented the rooms of the Y. M. C. A. while members were "No election dlatrlet or votlnr nrvelnrt in the-gymuaslum class, and took this oc­ tinder the provlalon, „r thb, „t casion to go through their clothes, and tain more than Un, hundred electoral, to the poll Ihta ot the laat proOTdlu^J^. take what valuables be could find. An officer of the Association bored a small oral election. When any election district hole through the partition aud caught ?r0ClnCt ,l?" '""“‘■I ovrr dra young Lochlln In toe ack He aonfeued hundred rleetora tt Aall be tbe dutr"Id and said he had to gut money In some way the township Ixard In townships and’tbe to pay hls bills, as hls remittance from city eoucll In cities Id devid^Vch home was not sufficient to pay for cigar­ diuK"”” ”to lw° °r elK“™ ettes, billiards, and other necessary Inci­ dentals. Io case the division l, made Ina tnwn- There are good many prospects for the ■wagon in November. We opine that the number who nUl be deluded by Ute schem­ taS?S.Xe",b b'""! reorwu“d ta ers who head toe movement will lie small. Klno,,rl'- "N> knuinnvniK Grand Republican town committees should for­ "ronn* njelonn.’ dM In ********* ror caaeuMs st once jn‘ the land, Vi Isconsin, last week. fra. Ih. Atu General hJS? e w,‘° recently left hfa J-MUnrt ete,hm. ltwU1 be OTn Uut <Oyal Baking Powder is reported by he U. S. Government, after official -ests, highest of all in leavening power. . tt.c best and most economical; >iire cream of tartar Baking Powder. PROBATE Unproduceable “Bargins?' order. ir £ Sensational Advertising. •* »s?a ot chapter eight of Uorvell', statutes am {Tot RS**.‘O toe forenoon to apply and govern such division It the Nlvlslou I. made In clues and IhOT are no apedal provlalona In the Hi, charter eslslln, ndatlra therato, tb“ u ’ We Avoid All as Much as "j Possible Our etatemente are facts. Our bargains are on our shelves, not on paper. Come and see them. Also our SPRING GOODS. They are coming ri. i.r along- division. Uhj election commlsakmeix »nd 1 tbe Cleeumr loiters and I” X ra the Soln council. -net ta ! । I Phe common council has Woolley & Bronson ,u>' to t,ur carry out I One-Price Shoe Dealers. £ �Hastings Banner. Thursday, March 3, 1892. W. g. COOK. Local Editor. IVORY SOAP 99^ Pure THE BEIT FOB EVEBY PUBPOJL Ebewbere In thb J«ae will be found an adr of Bentley, Tomllnoou <k Rider, who make some anDouncemenb. Read It. Do not buy an organ before you get Price* at Jotan Beeraer'a. He ran save you 925 or more on auy organ you wl"h- For tale ebeep at wholesale prices, four new plows will exchange for wood or old Iran. Enquire at Hastings Engine & Iron Works. • The eighth grade pupil* will give an en­ tertainment In the high school room thb evening, beginning at 730. Admis­ sion & cents. PERSONAL MENTION. D. R. Cook was in Laruiug Friday. E. A. Mattison was In Charlotte Friday. F. -W. Greble was In Grand Rapids Tuesday. MIm Etta Mala was in Grand Rapids Saturday Miss Lora Pryor 1» the guest of relatives In the city. Mrs- Emma Bentley, of Grand Ranlds, is In the city. Mis.s Pauline Shultz is cierklug In Julius Russell’s store. Mrs. H. G. Hale, of Nashville, was In the city Friday. Milan Waldorff returned from Swanton, i Ohio, Saturday. a Dave Trego waa In Grand Rapids Fri­ Miss Olive Thompson will give one ot her entertainments st tbe Baptist church day on business. next Monday evening. March 4th. Tick­ Editor Feighner. of Woodland, was In ets 25 cts: children 15 eta. the city Tuesday. Mra. Kay Dunlap, of Sunfield, is visit­ Mrs. John Caswell, of Prichardvlllc, presented us with a curiosity lu the shape ing relatives in the city. of a soft shelled egg, with a sort of a Frank Tucker was In the city Wednes­ French twist on the small end. day evening of last week. - Elbridge Smith, formerly an old resident of Orangeville, died at the home of bis son In Missouri, of paralysis, February 7tb, 1892, aged 81 years. For sale very • cheap, one two story house, one bouse and lot and barn, one top phaeton buggy and harness. Enquire at Hastings Engine ± Iron Works. Will Squlers, of Big Rapids, was in the city last week on business. Mrs. Ed Bristol, of Johnstown, is spend­ ing a few days lu the city. We have no means of knowing bow I Mrs. Josie Barker returned to her home long the Banner and Tribune will be of­ fered, the two papers, for one dollar per I In Mount Pleasant last week. year. Before too late send in your 8. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. N. Slingerland Depends something on the seed. J. M. Bauer has a line colt sired by were In Middleville Monday. Model Wilkes. The colt will be four Irr Cressey was In the hustling city of years old at Its nest birthday, as It was Owosso last week on business. ushered Into the world on tbe 29th of last • Will Wllllaon, of Augusta, visited In month. tbe city the fore part of the week. Read what the Attorney General has to J. Ji Potter, of Detroit, visited relatives say regarding the new election law, and its applications to township and municipal In the city the fore part of tbe week. elections. The comuulcation from him Mr. and Mrs. Ed Frost, of Grand Rap-, appears on tbe editorial page. Ids, are visiting hls parents in the ,clty. Any one contemplating having an auc­ Mrs, Milton Wing, of Yorkville, visited tion sale will du wtell to call at this office relatives in the elty tho first of tbe week. and get their bills printed. The latest and best faces of type, and good work Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hinchman, of Assyria, visited friends Itf the city last guaranteed. Prices are always right week. . For sale or exchange one 50 H. P. En­ gine and boiler, one 15 H. P. engine and Mra. Ed Blake, of Middleville, is visit­ boiler on wheels, one 2 H. P. engine and ing her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. John boiler, one Lane & Bodley Iron Husk saw Kronawitter. mill complete, at Hastings Engine <Sc Iron Miss Or^Teal, of Grand Kaplds. was Works. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Goodyear Free. , Battui CittKtt. Mr*. Tlie lecture before the Epworth leejue over Sunday. evenlni by Jodie Smith cot MIm Effie Simpson returned from a vis­ FOR SALE—A good farm of 80 Tueedv •bort, owlo, to hl. .Iclnret Tb»“«h, u“' acres near Middleville, Barry Co., bobbed It wu rery Interrelloc. «od ell re­ it with friends In Ann Arbor and Gnus Mich. All under cultivation with gretted that the .pe^er wm unable lo Lake Monday. Theodore Rogers, of Spokane Falls, orchard, good buildings, windmill, i finish. Washington. Is visiting relatives In the etc. Will be sold at a bargain. The following otfieers of the Gun I-ake city and vicinity. Call on or address, A. Hanlon, association were elected Monday evening. R. I. Hendershott, president Mr. and Mrs. Will Chidester spent Sun­ M. D., Middleville, Miclv, or C. i D. s. Goodyear, vice president day In Kalamazoo, as guests of Dr. and H. Gordon, Evanston, Hl. Ed. Powers, secretary. Mra. Wm. Upjohn. i John Beumer, treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Morrill are at Mt. A BARGAIN—For the one who TbebeetboUer eompoood for rleanlng Clemens, where Mr. M. Is taking baths to desires to purchase my Green bollere told at the Heating. Engine * Iran rid himself of rheumatism. Street residence in the 4th ward, Works. 'I ran be need through Injector Mrs. W. M. Puffer returned from a vlsin this city. House in good repair, or outnp to wlndmllta for rale rery wllh It her parents In the northern part of A Urge torslock woodoforIran old keitlce Iron. to be the state Monday evening. heated hy furnace/bath room, and t>ld or traded The Harvest all the modern conveniences. Will sell at a bargain. Address all let­ ters to me at Grand Rapids, care of “Vendome.” Mrs. Juma Goodyear. FtMWE All property belonging to Mrs. H. J. Kenfield in Hastings including houses, vacant lots and farm of 40 acres in second ward. Apply to When you may be needing.Wdbinjto to IhU Sh.tr.nnot Ml to plow you. The-Temple->f Fame'to >»J" thia city soon alter Lent, promise. to be Large invoice of picture moulding Just received at F. W. Greble’s. Wanted. Ono thousand cords of good wood of all ^5,T«ter..lu«n^to.l b» been pre- kinds and all lengths. I will pay the highest market* price in cash or trade. Dorr Mudge. For Halo. Farm of 120 acres in Irving, Barry eoonty. Mich., known as the Mlles Engle frienw lArStt broker, including the farm. Soil good, 70 acres under good cul­ the Wall 8 tree .—_ t m*nu- tivation. 50 acres good oak timber, seven miles from Hastings. Above farm will be John Bess mer's seven octave organ Is sold cheap, and on very reasonable terms. tlie admiration ot everybody. Prices very For particulars enquire of W. J. Dibble, low. • Marabali, Mich, or Philo A. Sheldon, Jim Scldmore lias returned from a brief »-«r“ Hastings, Mich. •<* sojourn in Charlotte, at the expense of the Gratifying To AIL county. • The high position attained and tbe uni­ The scholars In the eighth grade will versal acceptance and approval of the hold exercises In the high school this ^^“Kre’tb'rSlU-l”* pnatreth pleasant liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs, evening. aa the most excellent laxative known, illustrate tbe value of the qualities on Tbe Y. M. S. C. (all In Union ball Wed­ ’’s’k^r U« •« W-hUktoo. W. B. which Its success Is based and are abun­ nesday evening was a fine one and largely dantly gratifying to tbe California Fig ^rth. Wrahtngum. Mra. R *BaBe». attended. Syrup Company. New line of bed room suits at F. W. Greble’s. New styles and flnisbM. Watches at John Beesmer's for 94. 86. 98. gio. and gold watches for 913. Call and see them. THE MARKETSSmUbi*. Apnlea—Dried. 3O«c. Battar*-lSO30, • Clorer Men M 30OS OU (LU per bu. Corn-flC. Beel-DrwMd 54.00013.00 calvesJW B0.1U.00 HSb^BeeLIHo; calf, Be. Take your watches and jewelry to John Beumer for repairs If yon want a first class Job done. . For tin copper and sheet .Iron work call at Goodyear’s hardware. They have a first-class workman. A. H. Ham me, living north of Carlton center, will have a large auction sale Tuesday. March 15th. At Goodyear Bros, hardware you will find L. W. Kenfleld tbe plumber. Job work-and repairing promptly attended to. We would like to call your special attention to our $2.50 non- breakable Derby hat. It’s a dandy; don’t fail to see it. Yours respectfully, THE ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS. R. K. GRANTS. Bayard Taylor once said:— “Opportunity is rare and a wise man will never let it go by him.” E& Mt *”<1 iXi? f Ladies call and see the new lot of mus­ lin ufldcrwear at Russell's. If you wish to look at a large and well assortment of furniture and carpets, call on F. W. Greble. all. Mr. Bsrtkovsky. who learned the bar­ ber trade in this city many years ago, and is dow following his trade in Chicago, was In the city the first part of the week. 81 quires. Sap pans and palls made to order at Goodyear’s hardware. a line that, will be sure to please. We have them in all the latest a ' • styles and shades, and they are marked at prices within the reach of W. F. Powers was taken sick In Grand Rapids last week with an attack of the grip. He arrived home Tuesday but Is npt able to attend to his business yet. LOCAL NEWS. This week, If so, we would be pleased to have you call in and let us show you Mrs. A. J. Bowne entertained her Tbe new election law . appllea to town- friends Tuesday afternoon at the home of M_ elections. A communication from • her mother, Mrs. L. D. Gardner. Attorney General Ellis appears In another Mrs. Clarence Young, of Allegan. I" rolnmn. in which the natterla «■*««■ visiting her parents In the city, and gave uletely and concisely set forth. Read a five o'clock ten Saturday evening to a Caucus cajl* should be issued at once. few lady friends. A gentleman was In the city Tuesday for tbe purpose of looking up a. location for starting a green house. He was most Wl."‘St’S I chamten will favorably Impressed with tbe city, and will no doubt soon locate here. Having had a good deal of experience In this line, such HARDWARE STORE. b/dressed in the costume of the agei In an Institution as he would run would be a. Notice. valuable addition to the city and a profita­ AH person* are hereby warned not to trespass ble Investment for himself. on my farm, or to remove anythin* therefrom. Any wbo will persist lo doing so wih-be pros­ as instructive. T^hr trial of the seven boys accused of ecuted accordI ng to law. assault-on Susie Holtzman, la taking place Mjm. Mart Craddock. The school hall «« filled 1181 .wee* In tbe court bouse nt this writing, and the listen toMbs Olive Thompson in her wonS monologue entortolntnonu The details of the dirty affair are ' even more degrading than those brought out by tbe trial. From evidence Introduced it seems r”tP“‘ reiXrtng Of Tire Battle of that there are a couple of houses of prostl- CIRCULATION tlon In this elty, that onght to receive tbe waa charmingly done, one of toe hn- attention of tbe proper authorities at once. One such place iu a community will do more to corrupt a young man than any Hereafter, changes for advertisements saloon. Ijitcr—The jinv rendered a demust reach this office Tuesdays at latest to Miss Thompson will be sure o i clslon this, press morning, holding all tbe Insure Insertion In the issue of the week hooae rJXed'to'do."-Milford', boys guilty except Ed. Huffman. when brought which she baa promised to co. Card of Thanks. (O) Ohioan. Apr. 1. WOur heartfelt thanks are extended to all Special grana opening of spring stock at When It comet to e”'”*10”'”?’ “ our old friends and neighbors In Prairie-. F. W. Greble'* . demmalrated that It waa no vllle, whose spmpathy and assistance were 1 Electric light poles are being distributed so freely given in tlie death and burial of for lighting the city. our eon Fred, whose untimel}* death we so deeply mourn. John Bc&uner exhibits a very rare violin very beat onea we » „„ Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Brandstetter. in hls show window. W. F. POWERS. bo YOU WANT A llflT? to”“t!mo Lard—ae. ly effort and °MaDy incidents conUme—heniDiattocperbbl; waterlime,glJ« in which she ll^cdL'atrd !n a inan- per bbl. nected with her e interesting and Oats—aoc. per bn. yntatom—201*025. per bu. „„tb.t ’“'b"”SJd to“Twttoont PO non could hare listen 0( FU»ie»—Jielhukat S4.ao per ton. tS Instrumental Malt-Seiling at I 00 per bbl. TimvUiy Heed—helling at ixoo per bu. Wheat —No. I. whites .on: tea JU bv Miss V-uffer recitation hy music by M«“ M<xle*ty forMrs. Cart** ’jf anything concerning tbe I X.Mtoi ™ran >"<refreahurent. « | wm • t«y that For the School Boys. We extend a rare opportunity to parents through the medium of our Clos­ ing Out Sale of Boys’ and Children’s Clothing that were included in our great purchase of the Clement, Bane & Co.’s stock. This slaughter includes every­ thing desirable in the line of Overcoats, Ulsters, Reefers, long and short Rants, and Suits. There’s a special fine bargain in short Pants (ages 4 to 19) at 87 cents that we wish you to see. There’s many other lines that are also very cheap and ser­ viceable. • We are also slashing prices right and left on Bogs’ Overcoats. If your boy needs an Overcoat for the balance of the win­ ter, or the next, or the next, it wiU cer­ tainly pay yon to look them over. There are some exceptionally fine bargains in Boys’ and Children’s Suits. made up in plain, pleated, single and double breasted styles, of plain and fancy cheviots, corkscrews, Scotch goods, etc. For men we are offer­ ing; some decid­ ed bar­ gains both in prices and quali- ki ty. An im­ mense stock to choose from and prices so low means a big business in these goods. Men’s Pants at 98 cents is certainly very cheap: same with a splendid quality at $1.98. $2.87 in a small sum for a fine quality pair, and $2.12 is certainly a very in­ teresting price for a $4.00 pair. , the other stores that have Winter Overcoats to ALL sell seem to have stopped try­ ing to sell them. We haven’t We might if it wasn’t for the fact that we can offer such baagains. We can’t tell yon all about the goodness of the coats, and the saving in the prices. $5, $10 and $15 saved. Some are smooth faced fash­ ionable Kerseys and Meltons; single and double breasted: long and not so long, and Box style. You had better see what we can offer you in these next winter Overcoats. It’s money saved. Yon’ll Want a medium or spring we-ght Overcoat. We have got them. We mark them to go at 1, t and in some instances t off what they should sell for. We want to give keen buy­ ers a chance at them now, and not wait until cold weather comes again when prices will be so much higher. All colors, dark, medium, and light ��some fresh element of loveliness or some rare pha*e of innocence developing in her nature every day. One thing, however, grated harshly upon her sense of the fitness of things— the babjo. it was unciasric. It be­ longed to the negro. She had never be­ fore heard of a young lady who played the banjo, or. if she had, the questiona­ ble environments of the stage were con­ nected with the thought but the tone of this instrument was so pure, and there was .something so insinuating in its short, runic notes, that Aunt Marguerite hesitated and finally was captivated. No doubt the influence of Rosalie's personal loveliness had the greatest part to do with this conquest “It has something just-n grain wicked in it I fear." Ajint Marguerite would say, speaking of the banjo. “Something. 1 cannot tell what, of la sanvagerie du pays, as if it refused to immediately con­ nect Itself with our gentility—onr cul­ ture.” \ •A dogT she inquired "Yea, a eleuthhound. a man hunter. only of Hood's Har»«parUlaNo otb«r postw.M Lie combination, era portion, aud process which mafcns Hood's Bar-. Hapsrllla peculiar to itself. flood’* plU* core sick headache. Muskegon harbor'has winter. * been open all Mrs. Winslow’s .southing Syrup bra been used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, Allan all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for dfantraea. Twenty-0ve c 8 bottle. Bold by all druitfists throughout tae world. cam pawn LX, to-MUSJ<E'THONftSOfP»> CHAPTER III. AT THE FOUNTAIN. The mill stream was a slender brook, tumbling down a wild gorge from its fountain a few hundred yards away. Rosalie had worn a slender path from the mill up to the stream’s source, a lone­ ly sj*ot, darkly shaded, where the water rose with a\ mellow gush from a deep figure in a rock. Some smooth barked maples grew in a dump on one-side of the spring, on the other side two luxu­ riant liquid amber trees rustled their tenderly rich foliage. ' ’ A vast escarpment of rock, dripping with moisture and tapestried with green moss apd variegated lichens, towered above the tree tops like the wall of some ruined fortress of Titian days. Rosalie would bring her books up here and would rest so still in the deep shade that even the most timid creature in the wood did not suspect her. ’ This cool twilight place by the foun­ tain became her study during the long Georgian summers, and she seemed to take into, her physique, and into her mental nature as well, tho freshness of the atmosphere and tho riant health of the vegetation. • In the course of the week following the arrival of Aunt Marguerite’s letter, there was so much to do at the milTtbat Rosalie had little tine for outdoor ram­ bles or study. Thia letter had produced a great effect It was like a waft from magic land. Tho changes that it wrought about and within the raill were wonder­ ful. Everything was, bpjjne means or another, brightened a^d put into order, with especial reference to the accommo­ dating of Marguerite Chenier Roosevelt, whoso name daily grew more fascinating to the fancy of Rosalie. In picturing this great visitor, the - young girl’s ind* outlined a stately dame. such m tjv the romances she h;ul read, drew* silks and luce and stiff brocades, carryiugjxerself grandly and haughtily, with a pale patrician face and cold gray eyes. This fancy weighed upon her; it came into her dreuius nt night; it followed her through her routine of daily work. “Huah.'” he naltl, "speak low: there is dan/jer." At last it was with a sense of infinite relief that she found herself free to go up to her bower at tho fountain. She took with her a volume of Chateau­ briand, .but sho found reading irksome and tasteless. Her mind rebelled. The cooing of the turtledove in one of the sweet gum trees fell upon her sense of hearing as if from a vast distance. The bubbling of tho spring, as it cast its limpid stream over tho smooth stones, hod in it an indefinable pWntiveness very acceptable to her mood. She was not in the least unhappy. Quito tho re­ verse. But she felt the stirring of now and strange fancies.' She breathed for the first time the air of the great outside world, a gust of which. had como over tho mountains with her aunt's letter. During tho last two or three days she had heard much said about tho stately Roosevelt mansion and its costly furni­ ture, its curious articles of virtu and ail tho semi tropical strangeness and luxuri­ ance of the trees and plants in which it was embowered. She had never seen a city, nor a mansion, nor costly furni­ ture. She never before had especially cared to see any of these things, but now the leuven of ambition was beginning, no matter how subtly and obscurely, to work itself into tho tissue of her nature. She sat there, gazing at her open book, but not reading, deep in the mystery of her new fancies, when suddenly Frank Ellis stood before her. t Sho started and uttered a sharp note of alarm. “How you scared me, sir!" she ex­ claimed. ‘Hushr he said, “speak low; there is danger. " She grew, quite pale, and glanced furlively around. “What is it?" sho murmured, her lips quivering and her eyes growing strangely liquid and brilliant “A government dog on my track," he hissed, “and I am running from him to “Oh, a Yankee?" “Yes, a miserable revenue sneak.' “But what—why does he follow your sho demanded. “Speak lower,* he said, sitting down upon a stone near her and laying his rifle scrora his knees. looked flushed and excited. His lips abac themselves together with a quiet writhing motion, and there was a dangerous light in his eyes. He reached back a hand and loosed the heavy pistols in his belt, os if to have them ready at a second’s notice. “I haveJed him a long chase and a futile one,” he added: “much good may it do himr Rosalie did not understand all" thia, bho had a vague impression that it meant something connected with that terrible war of which she had heard so much and in which her father had been so horribly maimed. "I don't want to kill him. but if I can't get rid of him"-----“Oh, Mr. Ellis, don’t kill any one!" she half whispered, spreading out one of her slender white hands toward him deprecatingly. He looked intently at her. and ns he did so a curious change crept over his bold, swarthy, handsome face. It was as if a surprising revelation had sudden­ ly flashed into his mind—a revelation which thrilled through him like some rare and charming strain of music. His P'Use seemed to quicken, and the silence grew'iutense before he again spoke. “J, have given him , the slip, I think," ho said at hist, “and if he will let me and my property alone 1 shall not hurt him. But 1 can't bear much more. 1 won’t be dogged iu this way by a villianous Yankee emissary. ‘He Is trying to find my location in order to fetch troops to destroy my business." Rosalie did not understand. She did not know Ellis' business. As for him, she. had known him as an occasional vis­ itor of her father’s for several years. She nad always heard him spoken of as Frank Ellis, and as a young man or ex­ cellent family and character; but still there seemed to bo a reserve of secrecy about his goings and comings, and an air of watchfulness and restlessness ever present with him, which had not failed to impress her with some shadowy no­ tion of the life he was leading. Now as she looked at him sitting there, alert, half expectant, resolute, a feeling of mingled admiration and awe .crept over her. No doubt there is to a young, in­ nocent girl something unmistakably fas­ cinating in a dark, strong semioutlaw armed to the teeth and ready for danger­ ous adventure. The lave of romance is one of the fundamental elements of woman’s nature. Frank Ellis was quick in seeing the in­ fluence he was just then exerting, and his shadowy impressions of Ros.-die Che­ nier’s beauty aud purity drew themselves together, all at once, blending into the >.-st state of love. •I must go back." said Rosalie rising, and adjusting?-. with trembling fingers, her straw hat. She glanced down the little path and hesitated. “1 will go with you till tho mill comes in sight.”.said Ellis, getting up and rest­ ing his gun in the hollow; of his left arm. His manner was grace itself, and yet there was in it that peculiar reserve and courtliness which in antebellum days distinguished the southern man from the northern ono at all our great social cen­ ters. •1 believe I am a little afraid to go alone," she said, with a sweet, faltering “ 'yoA startled mo so. 1 never was He immediately stepped ahead of her and led the way down the zigzag path, turning now and then to offer her assist­ ance when stones or logs came in tho way. She could not help noting bow tall and lithe and well proportioned he was, and with what a self confident air he boro himself. No doubt the heavy pistols in bis belt and the ivory hilled bowieknife and the gun added much to the effect of his appearance. The war had left a few such men as he scattered through the mountains. They became chiefs, so to speak—leaders of the mountaineers in all their enterprises, lawful or otherWhen the mill was in right Ellin ’ stepped to one side to let Rosalie pass. As she was going he said: “Miss Chenier. 1 may not see you again soon, possibly never.” His voice was tender and rich with suppressed emotion. “If these Yankees destroy my business over hero 1 shall have to go away." Her clear, deep eyes mot his with childlike frankness, but there was a hot flush in her cheeks. She did not know why her heart jumped so. She felt a great pity for him. It would be too bad, she thought, if he should be compelled to go off to some verf distant place. “I hope it will not conie~to the worst, sir,” she said; "you must keep in good spirits. Papa says no one can be suc­ cessful if'he cannot be cheerful.” Fills smiled and held out his hand. -May I bo cheerful for your sake?*’ he de­ manded iu a tone of voice never heard in the north, a tone of gentle persuasive­ ness mingled with infinite deference, which nevertheless had in it an artificial­ ity not wholly pleasing. “Yes.” she replied, quite promptly, taking iiis hand. "Won’t you go down to the mill F* Bo held her hand and gazed inquir­ ingly at her. Sho was entirely at her ease, and met his look so frankly that ho actually laughed. '‘No, I cannot go any farther." he said. "Goodby; don’t ever forget me, Mias Chenier." He stooped and kissed her^hand, thou Rosalie went down to the mill with a strange feeling, its of some indefinite loss or some street imponderable gain pervading her consciousness.. She went about all the rest of the day hamming a simple tune, half smITO that she was hovering on the threshold of a great and beautiful mystery. J To this fine old lady of the “low coun­ try;." life at the mill presentaLa thousand ravage aspects. Its limitations seemed ko strange and narrow, its influences so "But your hair is not southern hair, It •subtle and irresistible, its social setting is fine northern gold." so crude and valueless. But despite the La-baa, la-baa, ma balls petite, dull, dry and cramped situation. Aunt Qu'ils elricnt beaux, les jours. Marguerite discovered that a new strength and elasticity were coming into Rosalie loved a little French song her physique, and that her mind was taught her by her father when riio was a taking on a most unusual clearness and child, a mere jingling ditty with a sim­ serenity Was it in tho water she was ple air, such aa often takes hold of one's drinking, the food, the air, the variegated memory and haunts it for days. Its landscape views, the matchless blue sky? short. crisD words and tripping rhythm suited well the banjo accompaniment Was it in tlv bird songs that called her from sleep in the cool sweet mornings? which she had arranged for it. Was it in the <lre*amy hum of water that Sho was sitting on the old bench un­ der the mulljcrry tree ringing this song lulled her to sleep at night’ No matter what influence worked the change, she when the carriage which brought Mar­ guerite Chenier Roosevelt to the mill felt something akin to second youth stealing into her life. Ah, the childless camo in sight, a little way down the woman had found a sweet sincere and “pocket" road. innocent nature upon which to exhaust Ma belle petite, her love! , QuTla r-ulent bennx. lee jour»rShe trilled yvith her rich but rather slender and childlike soprano voice, the chords of the banjo blending well with it The mill gate was down, but the water bad not yet filled the raceway, and only a trickling sound came from the mossy forebay. Colonel Chenier, as it chanced, was not in his accustomed seat under the mulberry tree,, and Mrs. Chenier and Adelaide were in the milt When the carriage, a rather seedy cab from the nv.ghboring railroad village, stopped. R/»,iIie caught her breath ex­ citedly, quitting short in tho midst of her song. A little sharpfaced, black eyedTold lady got briskly out through the door of tho vehicle und looked about her inquiring­ ly. The cabman deposited a heavy trunk and twp large traveling' bags on the ground near by. Rosalie stood goring as one scarcely able to credit her virion. Could this wrinkled, sallow, thin little old person be her aunt. Marguerite Chenier Roosevelt’ Colonel Chenier came hobbling up and nt the matter at rest • “Dear sister." lie cried, gathering the newcomer into his strong arms and kiss­ ing her withered cheek again and again. Rosalia was disenchanted. This was not the cold, stately dame of which she had been dreaming. Mrs. Cheu.-r and Adelaide came forth from the mill and the guest was given a warm welcome. When Rosalie was presented the old lady ran her sharp black eyes over the girl’s lissomo form, from head to foot “You are very’ pretty, my dear,” she said, in a soft, quavering tone, taking both of Rosalie's bands between Her own. “You are the prettiest Chenier I ever saw." Rosalie smiled radiantly. She was too unsophisticated to doubt her auut’a sin­ cerity. "Soshe is." exclaimed Colonel Chenier; “my little girl is a real beauty." , “Little girl," said Aant Marguerite, emphasizing the second word; ’tlittle girl, indeed! She’s a young lady. She ought to wear her dresses longer. Come, my dear." taking Roralie's arm. "show mo to my room, please; 1 am very tired." Aunt Marguerite was immediately taken up into the cozy but scantily fur­ nished room prepared for he^. The cab*man followed with her baggage. She sank into a choir by the window.whence she could have a fine view of the valley, the foothills and the deeply' notched chains of blue mountains, lying ono be­ yond another in almost parallel lines. She leaned back and tipped her vinai­ grette against her nose, linlf closing her eyes as aho slowly inhaled tho sharp con­ tents. "You don’t look at all like your father or your mother, my dear,” she raid to Rosalie. “1 wonder where you got those eyes." “Papa calls them 'fen de la Vendee.’" responded Rcralie; “and sometimes when I get a little excited he cries out •Flammes du Midi!* yr ’Eclair de la Pro­ vence I’ ’’ “But your hair is not southern hair. It is fine northern gold." The old lady, os she spoke, reached forth a thin hand and toyed with the girl’s long, pale braids. Her manner, her voice and the touch of her fingers bad in them that caressing tenderness peculiar to tho south. "Yon must be a strange sheep in the Chenier flock," sho continued. “But not a black sheep." Rosalie quickly responded, laughing lightly. Aunt Marguerite smiled. Her kindly old heart wanned to the sweet girl. They at once became far nrore than friends. Tho childless woman had found just what sue had all her later years been looking for. She felt os if she must take Rosalie in her arms and cover her face with kisses'. What a sunbeam to take to the Roosevelt'mansion, she thought What a ripple she would make in Savannah social circles, this lovely 'mountain niece! Marguerite Chenier Roosevelt had for many yearn nursed a desire to find some beautiful girl to adopt as her own. Why would not this gold haired Chenier, this clear eyed, pink lipped, sweet voiced niajd of the mill serve her turn? Al­ though this thought arose in her mind at oucgr-Annt Marguerite, being wise, did not let fall even a hint of it for sev­ eral daya She studied Rosalie with great care, and found some new grace, CONTINUED Little Girl's Experience in n Lighthouse Mr. and Mrs. Loren Prescott are keepers of the Gov. Lighthouse nt Sand Beach. Mich., and are blessed with a daughter, four years old. l-ast April she was taken down with measles, followed with a dread­ ful tough and turning Into a fever. Doc­ tors at homo and Detroit treated her. but In vain, she grew worse rapidly, until she was a mere “handful of bones.’’—Titan she tried Dr. King’s New Discovery and after the use of two and a half bottles, won completely cured. They say Dr. King's New Discovery Is worth its weight In gold, yet you can get a trial bottip free at W; H. Goodyear’s drug store. Strength and Health. If you are not feeling strong and healthy, try Electric Bitters'. If “hv grippe” hits left you weak and weary, use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts directly tin liver, stomach and kidneys, gently aiding those organs to perforin their functions. If you are afdicletl with sick headache, you will find speedy and permanent relief by taking Electric Bitters. One trial will convince you that this Is the remedy you need. Large bottles only 50c. at W. H. Goodyear’s drug store. 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Mr. Hiram Thweatt, an aged and prom­ inent citizen living near Troy. Alabama, bays that for thirty-five years he was sorely afflicted frith eczema on his face. The eruptions were of a large and cancerous nature. That he tried a nutniter of ‘ex­ perienced physicians, but with little result and then received only temporary relief. After having used only seven bottles of 8. S. 8.. he feels like a new man. The pain­ ful trouble is all Rone, and now nt sixty years of age he is once more in good health and restored to liis'fnmlly. He states that his cure Is entirely due to S. S. S. He says that he Is a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church,' South, and that his post-office address is Olean, Pike county. Ala., and that as he wishes all sufferers to know the good that he has received from the medicine, he will take pleasure In an steering any Inquiries that may be sent him. Onr treatise on the blood and skin will be mailed free. Address. Tub Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta, Ga. The Agricultural college has opened up with 150 students in attendance. An Alpena woman, the mother of four­ teen children, was arrested for drunken- The Great Spring Medicine. Gentlemen:—1 have suffered intensely from bllllonsness and rheumatlMu for over three years, and had tried so many reme­ dies that I had lost all faith? Hearing of Hibbards Rheumatic Syrup 1 bought a bottle and found it helped me. I have now used four bottles, and it has restored my liver and kidneys to healthy action, and done more to purify my blood than anything I bare ever taken. I am pleased to recommend It as a wonderful blood medi­ cine. Very truly yours, II. C. Robinson, Marshall, Mich. Sold by W. FI. Goodyear. Prepared only by The Charles Wright Medicine Company Detroit, Mich. Marshall Wycolf of Hudson is making It warm for delinquent saloon-keepers. A. H. Lane, charged with keeping his saloon open Sqnday is the latest victim. DOWNFALL OF JUDAH. LESSON X, FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, MARCH 6. From first to last SOO pensioners in Jack­ son were III with la grippe. but/rot one Of them died. A Big Rapids physician baa entered the list as a rival of Keeley in the treatment of the liquor diseasp. The Alpena Congregational society will add S3,OOU worth <»f improvements to their pburch early in the spring. M. Steam*. Henry Hill of Gladstone, a shoemaker. Is under arrest on criminal assault on a U years old girt. He denies the charge. 1. "In the ninth year of Zedeklah, king Major J. H. Cole, the Adrian evangelist, of Judah, in the tenth month, came Nebu­ chadnezzar, king of Babylon, and all his says that he has wade 800 converts to the Christian religion as the result of labors In army against Jerusalem, and they be­ Kansas City. sieged it." In chapter Hi and in II Kings xxv we have this name story of tho downfall aud captivity of Judah. When the Holy Spirit causes the same record to be written WOBTEA GUINEA A BOX." three different times Be certainly aaks our special attention to it, and must have some great reason for doing so. Tho ten tribes had l>een in captivity over 100 yenra, and for that period, os well os for the more than 200 additional years since the death of Solomon, God luul been bearing with them, pleading with them and warning them that unless they turned to Him sincerely this judgment would come upon them (Hos. U, 11-13; Joel i, 5-7; Amos ill, 1, 2, and the precaptivity prophets every­ where). See also Lev. xxvi. 37-35, and con­ sider what a long warning they had, and how the false prophets taught the people to laugh nt and despise it. a "In the eleventh year of Zedeklah, in restore harmony to the ent the fourth month, the ninth day of the tyrtem. month, the city was broken up.” During a part of three years, or an actual period of eighteen months, Ipcludlng the short in­ terval of last week’s lesson, did the siege continue and then the city fell, as God had raid. He may lovingly and patiently show His long suffering, but His Spirit will not always strive. 3. "Aud all the princes of the king of Babylon came in and sat in the middle gate.” The enemy sits In the gate of the holy city—what a contrast to tho blearing are ‘‘TrwM vift Cartouts of Soda, MagNita. of Judah, "Thy baud shall be in tho neck Potash or Btarionzte of Soda." of thine enemies,” and tho promise to Abraham, "Tliy seed shall possess tho gate To partially supply tho loss of of his enemies” (Gon. xlix, 8; xxii, 17). natural flavor and color caused it was promised to Israel that ooe should chase a thousand, and two put ten thou­ by this treatment, fragrant gums sand to flight, aud that no man should and dyes are used. ptand before them (Dent, xxxii, 30; Josh. I, 15), but unbelief and turning away from God brings all this tniuble upon them. 4. “When Zedeklah, the king of Judah, raw them, and all the men of war, then they fled, and went forth out of the city by night.” All this was seen in virion by the prophet Ezekiel at Babylon, and was shown to the people of Israel, who were there in an object lesson by the prophet. (Exck. xil, 1-15.) 5. "But the Chaldeans’ army pursued For more than 100 Years the after them, aud overtook Zedekiah in tho plains of Jericho and brought him to Neb- house of Walter Baker <fl Co. uchadnezrar.” It being the purpose of have made their Cocoa FrepaGod t hat Zedeklah should be taken, it was rationsABSOL UTELYFVRE, therefore hnpoarible for 1dm to escape. Perfectly safe even amidst tho greatest using NO Fatent Process^ n dangers are nil whom God promises to pro­ Alkalies or Dyes. ' • tect, but there is no hiding place and no safety for any who rebel against Him. They may be *ure that their sin will find W. BAKER A CO., Dmtatir, Mtn. themout. (Num. xxxii, 23.) 0. “Then the king of Ihtbrion slew the sons of Zedeklah In Ribluh Before his eyes; also tho king of Babylon slew all the nobles of Judah." If tho children follow the sins One for its angling, the other for its shooting. of their father and walk in bis ways they Men of every political faith read IL There & will suffer punishment with their father; no polltb * m IL Brimful of good things: but who can descrilie the feelings of a fa­ Shooting. Ashing, natural history, camp life, ther compelled to witness tho sufferings of travel, adventure, yachting, canoeing, gun, dog rifle. Oldest, ablest, brightest and best of his children i*cause of rins into which ho and Its dan. Weekly, 28 pages; 10 cents a copy;« led them ? Let ungodly parent* consider a year. Subscribe now. Send for free catologue of best book a on all outdoor sports. this ere it be too late. Forest and SraiAM Pub. co. 7. "Moreover, he put out Zedekiah*s eyes 318 Broadway, New York. end bound him with chains, to carry him I’ROBATK ORDER. to Babylon.” Thus won Jer. xxxii, 4, and State of MtebieaD, County of Barry, ss. Ezek. xil, 18, literally fulfilled, although At a session of the Probate Court, bolden uX nt first sight it might seem difficult for the Probate office, in tho City of Hastings, in them to have a literal fulfillment. Zede­ sold County, on TueiHiay the 23d day of Feb­ kiah wens to Babyldn, be raw tho king of ruary. in the y ear cue thousand eight hundred Babylon, but he never siw Babylon. It is and ninety two. Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of always perfectly rate to Lake^God at His Probata. word, and take Him to mean juBt what Ho Intbe^matter of the estate of Henry Gerfcey. She Never ■Laughs. BEECHAM’S PILLS XX-& Cocoas=Z Cleveland and Harrison On reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ word some other meaning than that con­ fied. of John Gerkey, son of said deceased, veyed by the plain grammatical sense of praying that a certain instrument now on file the words, wc are iu danger of perverting In this court, purporting to be the bust will and testament of said dccwise-l be admitted to pro­ it (xxili, 38). bate and that adinlni ,t ration of said estate may 8. “And the Chaldeans burned the king’s be granted to John Gerkey or »om« other sulUu house, and the houses of the people, with nle person. Thereupon It Is ordered, that Satunlay the fire, and brake down the walls of Jerusa­ 10th day of March A. D., 1B92 at ntne o'clock in lem.'' Thus the Lord swallowed up the the forenoon, be assigned lor the hearing of habitations of Jacob, and cast down the raid petition and that the heirs at law of arid beauty of Israel; thus He did what Ho had deceased and all other persons interested In said estate, are required to appear at a session devised, and fulfilled His word commanded of said court, then to be bolden at tbe Probata In the days of old (Lam. ii, 1, 3.17). Al­ office. In tbe city of Hastings. In said County, though it was apparently the hand of the and show cause. If any there be. why the prayer the petitioner may not be granted. And It king of Babylon, It was really the hand of of Is further ordered, that said petitioner give no­ the Lord upon His rebellious people. Nehe- tice to the persons Interested In said estata, of mlah, speaking of the testimony of the the pendency of Mid petition and the hearing by causing a copy of this order to be Spirit of God in the prophets against thereof published tn the Hastings Banner, a news­ Israel, says that God gave them Into the paper printed and circulated In the said County enemy's hands because they would not of Barry, once In each week tar three successive weeks previous to said day of bearing. hear (Nqfe. lx, 80). W. ABM8TX0NQ, 9. "Then Nebnzar-adan. the captain of Judge of Probate. (A true copy.) the guard, carried away captive into Bab­ ylon the remnant of the people." Some PROBATE ORDER had been taken to Babylon for their good, State of Michigan, County •( Barry—m. such ns Daniel, ESekiel and others, but . At a session of tho Probate Court for the these for their hurt, to be a reproach and a County of Barry, bolden al the Probate Offlco In proverb, a taunt and a curse la all places the city of Hastings, In said county, on Tonsthe 23ddav of February, In the year one (Jer. xriv, 5-10). The some event may dny. thousand eight hundred aud ninety two. prove to some a blessing aud to others a Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of curse. "All things work together for good Probata. In tho matter of the estate of Lucrecis to them that love God” (Rom. viii, 28, 29). A. Armstrong, deceased. 10. "But Nabuzar-adan, the captain of the guard, left of the poor of the people, which had nothing, iu the land of Judah, aud gave them vineyards and fields at the aid deceased be admitted to prosame time.” Or, as la the margin, "in _ adrainlstation of said estate may that day.” It is evident, then, thtft there be grautod to J. W. Backett. the executor therein named, or to some other suitable per­ may be a time when It Is blessed to "have son. . nothing.” We are reminded ot Zeph. iii, Thereupon It Is ordered, that Wednesday, the 12, "I will also leave in the mldstof thee an 23d day of March. A. IX1832. a: ten o'clock tn the be assigned fur tbe hearing of said afflicted and poor people, and they shall forenoon, petition aud that the heirs at law of Mid de­ trust in the name of the Lord.” Also, ceased and ril other persons interested in said • Luke vi, 90, "Blessed be ye poor, for yours estate . are required to appear st a session ot is the kingdom of God.” Though we may •aid Court, then to be Bolden at the Probate office In tbe City of Hastings, la raid County, not have this world’s goods, if wo have Je­ and show cause. If there be, whyi the prayer of sus we are rich for time and eternity, and tbe petitioner may not bo granted. And tt is are heirs with Him; and when the unbe­ further ordered, that Mid petitioner Mrs notice to the persons Interested In said estate, of the lievers are cast out we shall inherit alL pendency of arid petition and the bearing Even the captain of the guard ("chief exe­ thereof by causing a copy of this order to be cutioner”—ooe margin), cruel to many, can published in the Hastings BaNnkS, a news­ paper printed aud circulated in said County of only bring us blearing. May Jesus be BAtTy. once Iu each week for three successive all to us; then we will bo well content weeks previous to said day < f bearing. W. AKSUrZKONG. to wait and suffer with Him this lit­ Judge ot Probate. tle while, proving ourselves pilgrims (A true copy.) and strangers here. Like Abraham we will contentedly sojourn in the land of promise, owning not a foot of.it except perhaps a burial place, while wo look for the city which hath foundations, whose builder and maker is God. Or, like Moses, having respect unto the recompense of the reward, we will esteem the reproach of Christ greater riches than the treasures in Egypt (Heb. xi, 9,10,96; Acte vii, 5). There is such a thing as laying up treasure in heaven whether we have much or little here, and there is such a thing as being rich here and awfully poor in eternity (Math, vi, 19, 20; Luks xil, 90, 91). The writer earnestly desires for all who read these notes that the spirit and purpose of ’ft.? ”°V'7.0 *•“« «*U*. of Cbrut hl™li _______ yrt >hn eonted to be ted U tbe tor thu. la Uin tixlteat maaaure. that God children, altera, | lortSei altar as a blitebUg brld« Ute other da,. IF8B The Banner and’ Detroit Tribune one doMar per year. �SPECIAL GBAND OP SPRING STOCK Sideboards, New Carpets Book Cases, Rues Parlor Suites Draperies Window Shades Mattings Picture Mouldings, Dining Chairs, Lounges Bed Room Suites, Extension Tables HASTINGS, MICH North Side Main St EXPRESSIVE SLANG. CURIOUS WORDS AND THAT OBTAIN POPULARITY. The Scholar Seldom PHRASES Invents Slang. • In its inception the most characteristic slang is evidently due to defective educa­ tion and tbe need to express ideas for which a very limited vocabulary furnishes no adequate terma A man of culture finds no difficulty in putting his'thoughts into fitting words. If his own tongue failshim, he may bonpw front a foreign language. A clever gamin might invent slang; n scholar never would. And it is the gamin who is the true language builder, for while the scholar imports alien words or sen tences to express involved mental processes, the gamin makes the homespun material for common wear. ^Financial disaster in Its various aspects is a prolific source of contemporary slang. Poverty laughs grimly at its own rags, and makes a jest of its hunger pangs. A pan is said to lie "on his uppers” when be has reached nstate of destitution where, actually or metaphorically, he may bo sup­ posed to have worn away the soles of h» shoes. Milder forms of tho same unpleas­ ant predicament are variously designated as "bro^e,” or “dead broke,” “cleaned out," “up tho spout,” “busted" and “laid on the shelf." “Laid out cold” is a grisly suggestion in the name category. If your friend craves a temporary loan, She may assure you that he “is short,” “in 'nfhole,” or “in a box;" and if you cannot aow-mmodnte him he will feel that he is “badly left.” In default of an expected re­ mittance, or on a Silump in stocks," cr a “break in pools,” he may experience a marked fall of the moral thermometer; in wtach caxe ,r be "acpld day" with "U»»- Tlie latter phrase is frequently used in an exactly opposite sense; and when empbMixed with a disdainful accent and a knowing look, the assertion that "It is a cold day when 1 get left.” expresses the -MJm&twn of worldly wisdom and ‘JjttEUnc.-J. )’ct the same clever individ­ ual, notwithstanding his acquaintance with tbe ways of men and the mutations of for­ tune, will not seldom "get it square in the Deck.” HXPIlResiVK PHUASES. He may even he forced to take tempo­ rary employment with the well known businwm house of "Leggit & Walker," *whow special line cf trade b mid to be ■nransuring the sidewalka”, "Counting ' the rias" In the brief record of many an : ’experience. More than one luoi tbe stage, stranded, penniless mH', without credit, tn a strange town, has Hterally counted the railway ties on his painful journey on fool. While the “ghoAl walk*,’’ I. e.. while Mdarit-i are reg­ ularly paid, the theaifiap is equally con­ tent, whether in New York or New Zea­ land. bat when the "bright shnoleums” grow scarce his soul longs for "the Rialto" ‘in?" Pronounced with due gravity of THREE DREAMS. voice and manner these sentences will be found most effective to inflict keen suffer­ Engineer Followed Death ing on sensitive natures. It is prudent to be certain of your own Do you believe in dreams? I mean do muscular superiority before tempting you believe that dreams ever foretell any­ physical repartee, otherwise you may thing? Listen to this story, told by an old chance to "hear something drop,” or be railroad man In eastern Massachusetts: "done up in great shape,” a process of "There are lev old timers like myself," which the consensus of human experience declares to be far from enjoyable. dent of one kind or another. In n thickly ’ A "chump,” derived from the Icelandic populated section of tbe country like thta, kumbr, a log. is something more than a especially If one is driving a flier, the acci­ tool and lean than a^tnave, that is to say. dents are likely to consist in running down the mass of stupidity is leavened with just people walking upon or errewing the track. the merest trace of rascality. A. “gump" About a year and a half after I was mar­ is a pure idiot-, allied to tho more archaic ried. and when I was the proud father of “aaphead,” "chuckle head,” “blockhead" the prettiest baby that ever lived, I had a and “jolter head.” “Goose” and “gooac- dream. I thought that I camo home one cap,” generally feminine, descend to ua day and my wife told me that she expected from our grandmothers. A “crank" is a company to dinner, and, what Is more, she mental oddity, often of sour temper, while said. *1 have nothing in tho bouse to cat.’ a “freak” is commonly marked by physical "Very coolly I suggested that we kill and deformity; though latterly any form of eat our l«aby. My projxwition was accept­ eccentricity, whether of mind or body, is ed, and I had started to find a knife to sac­ placed in the same category. rifice tbe little fellow when I awoke. It “Dude” is ^comparatively recent inven­ wns a long time before I would allow my­ tion—at least in tho popular,acceptation of self to go to sleep again for fear the horri­ the term—and somewhat difficult of clas­ ble nightmare would return. The ijext sification. A dude is nut a dandy; there Is moraing*! told tho dram to my wife, who nothing gallant or dashing about him. suggested that I bod eaten too much be­ Quite the contrary. He is soberness itself. fore going to bed. I took my train out na His dress is correctly ugly*, his manner is usual that day and forgot all about tbe unassuming, bis face is set in somber mold. dream until late in tbe afternoon, when it PERSONAL SYNONYMS. recurred to me far an instanL We were Your self satisfied, loquacious and harm­ approaching a curve in the road, beyond lessly offensive gentleman will bo cata­ which was a crossing hidden frofn view by logued as a "smart aleck," a “pill” or a a small piece of woodland. The fireman “doee," terms synonymous with the ancient was blowing the whistle and ringing the and effective “aas,” but tinctured with a belt modern significance. That ravagcr of the “Just as we rounded tho bend a farmer’s feminine heart, tho "masher,”_jLj_fjHniliar wagon was driven slowly upon the track. figure on our thoroughfarcsTakjusiag in I stopped and reversed tho engine as quick­ the minds of graver spectators sinful ly as possible and every brakeman on the dreams of heavy boots as applied to the train answered our signal, but we were go­ anatomy of the ogling gallant. Ha "travels ing at a good rate of speed ami with a hor­ on his shape,’-’ n phrase whose fine satire rible crash we struck the wagon. We touches the very heart at personal vanity. walked back and found the driver dead, He is also “stuck ou himself,” and like­ his heat! battered almost beyond recog­ wise has “the big head, "a species at mental nition. It was the first time that I luul ilropay which afflicts all classes and condi­ killed a man, and I didn't get over the tions of men. A “bladder”/ls commonly shock for a week. Somehow I couldn’t also a "wind bag;”„the combination is also help believe that my horrible dream and happily designated ns “a suit of dothes and the accident had a bearing ono upon the a noise." or ’icoltar and tongue.” other. Of another ilk- are the disreputable en­ "Several yeura afterward, whan the baby tities known as the “fakir," the "tramp," had come to be quite a boy, the same dream the “rounder1' and the ••akin,” "beat” or came to ms again, and I thought I was pre­ "fraud." The “kicker,” blood relation to paring to sacrifice the lad as on the former the “crank," is ono who finds himself at occasion the baby. Tbe day following th variance with the conditions of existence. ran down a man who was walking upon To “make a grand kick,” however, is some­ the track. He plainly heard oar signali times commendable, as proving your inde­ and saw us coming, but he waited too long pendence of spirit anti your resolution not and started to step aside just ns we came to be imposed upon. upon him. My boy was a young man A person who is out cf temper is said to grown whetr for the third and last time I lx? “on Ids car." If bo leaves your prov­ Ltd the dream. I was very much depressed ince in a rage he “walks off on his cor.” when I took my engine oat the next day If you suspect him of a gram perversion cf I was on my nerve at the time and my ideas yon may accuse him of being "off hand never for an Instant left the throttle ids base,” or to add emphasis, "off his kcr- or my eyes the track ahead of ua We were haae.” If you wish to notify a man that almost home and bad struck a three mile he is infringing upon your property right*, stretch where tho track was straight ns en you will command Lint to "drop it and arrow. Beyond was a wide turn which we run.” If yen desire to w;irn him of don- always took slowly, for there we ap­ ger from the arm of justice, you utter the proached the city limits and n short run mystic signal, "cheese it,” “stow it,” ' ixpuiui beyond urougos brought U.-A ns to me the auuiou. station. uni Old Au, Na .. 1» Al “eddy” or “Ixmea.” * ' • ■ * branches and dropped glblwring upon tbe track not twenty feet in front of the loco motive. Since that time, thank God. 1 have not had the dream or met with on ac­ cident." There la no doubt of the truth of thia story. Does It prove anything?—Brooklyn Not more than half a mile from Port Penn, Del., in a sheltered copse Ix-twcen two tidewater streams flowing into Dela­ ware bay. there are within on area of five ocrea more than fifty dugouts, or rude earthen houses, used by the Indians of the region more than a century ago. The mounds are fast disappearing, but the earth thereabouts abounds in arrowheads, tomahawks and other Indian relics, while the bones of many savages He buried hard »»>• w Some of tho neighboring farmers hold the land that was granted to them in ear­ liest Colonial days, and one of the oldest Inhabited houses in the United States, a substantial brick structure, is still stand­ ing near Port Penn and in good repair. Probably three-fourths of the white tnhah. itants are descendants of Colonial settlers. —New York Sun. Betrothed Before Birth. A strange practice is that of betrothing a girl before she is born, conditionally, of course. The Calmncs do so. But the girl is allowed an opportunity on her bridal morning of winning her'freedom, should she dislike tbe man her parents have chosen for her. The marriage ceremony is performed by the bride riding away at fuH speed, pursued by the bridegroom, who must capture her and bring her back; if hekaih to do so he is deemed unworthy of her hand. Very rarely can a Calmuc lady Bank Teller—Well, sir. Tramp (at ths windowj-Say, I picked up part of a papc^callcd The Bankers’ Bugle today. Saw a queer thing In ft. Th* paper to reliable, eh? Teller—Perfectly. Iu financial news may always be relied on. Tramp—Jiminy! I’m glad o’ that. Say that paper says money Is so easy that the bank will soon be seeking borrowers, and I merely wish to remark that when th’ hunt begins you’ll find me on scat No. 290, Wash­ ington square.-Good News. Tb. «n>g«ta o< . tarfp, tMch„ to upoo hlrnwlf or h.ndt Io u» ioolbih oruo potbrtc ud .oortm.r. ^RRtiy, when th. pupil, h.r. ponxoelr KnglUh and along. A German waiher nearly parxlyxe. her elaaa with delight hr grarely directing them, at th.etajrf a lemon, '-to get up and duah-—SprtagBeia Slam.) Bonwwtead. uetuem JE”“'■nxl •Un.l'.rt« CoMUBUnopi, I. believed tube formed at the nether trartoent of Mohammed. and n pair of nlj£ houites leave the latchstring out aixl comu' " Wch nre rcven-‘nti.i!ly praaervwl “* for.ing MimulanUnre procurable "on his here comes the copper!—Belford s .Maga- no disaster had befallen mi* At last Lahore, are held by the faithful tn to har» ha?5 liraMwwwrocr vuu>i<c.ni uiq. At MIK my । — ------- • — u-c uutnrul fiMM.” nightmare w» not to bring mediaaatru*. 1 miraculously extinguished a fire at Lhnt PacwxuU attributes and traits of cliar■ Nwwthsond of lUstretch the romlp.^11 ptace n« »ommr a^> than 1 Ml-Yank« acter are handled with a franknesa more ; than almost apt, psriUps, than graceful. Meeting a both the amounts ami tho person. ywi ‘ amlfitkai “the door w > —“ - “7 *•14 at about to the fact that the property of the old firm of Bentley Bros. <fc Wilkins is in the hands of a receiver, OWING for the purpose of liquidation and Battlement, and the very kind intimation-contained in a local in the bastings journal of a late date, the public might be misled as to whether material formerly handled by the old firm could yet be ob­ tained at the. "old place, '\well remembered by almost every­ one in Barry county as headquarters for such goods. Bentley, Tomlinson & Rider desire to state, for the benefit of intending purchasers, that they have rented the mill and machinery of the late firm of Bentley Bros. & Wilkins, and are prepared to furnish any­ thing and everything heretofore handled by them, either in small quantities or by the carload at as low prices as can be obtained in the state for material of same quality. They expect by close attention to business, and prompt­ ness in the execution of orders, to maintain the good repu­ tation enjoyed by the preceding firms for the past 20 years. In a future issue of this paper they will state mondefinitely tile material intended to be handled by them, but which will embrace everything requisite for the building trade. BENTLEY, TOMLINSON 4 BIBER. fl WOfW Always needs good shoes. So do men, and everybody else for that matter. I have a complete stock for all to QH005E from- My line of ¥2.00 shoes are the greatest bargains ever ottered here, when quality is considered. At this time rub­ ber goods are needed I am on deck with a line of pure quh P1^!x’r S’jo'ls, of every description. In good goods I am the leader. 1 stand back of my guarantee every time. If every-Ln.’LiLI101™ ? represent it, your money will be cheerfully refunded. This is the foundation upon which I have built up my business, and upon it I ask yonr patronage. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-03-10.pdf 5ac559c95553044261223c03a1dd5cb9 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. Hastings VOL. XXXVI. NO. 45 THE PEOPLE’S DRUG STORE. For 1C years the leading drug and lxx>k store in Hastings. Hastings Banner Published Thursdays • y HASTINGS. JHCU. 3 t-. g O ® M-3 g g upqS E £T3 g 0< a Tlie most complete stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. Goodye^k, Hastings, Mich. •OLD RAGS! 11 you want to get a better price for old scrap than y.ou do from peddlers, bring your old iron of all kinds, copper, zinc, lead, rubbers, rags and old carpets to the JUNK SHOP, Michigan are, Opp. Roller Mill, Hastings, Mich. BL YOU DTE THIS SPRING? If you do, and want to get good colors, you must have good and pure dye stuffs. Fred L. Heath; THE DRUGGIST,• 5Iaket> a specialty in pure drugs for coloring. He war­ rants every thing in that line. He also has a full line of Gushing's Perfection, Dia­ mond. and Peerless Dyes. h Door bi of City Bank, Pre scriptions carefully com pounded. NOTICE}OFaLETTIJIU DRAIN CONTRACT. Noy- • i>hereby given, that I. Geo. A. Dillcnbeck.tounn drr.lii coir.tnissiouer of the County of Barry. 8tate*0f Michigan, will, on the 23 da) «t Marell. A. D. ixto. at the yevidence at Barry Bros-.ln the towndiip of Castleton,at tno'clock In the lorenoou of that day, procee-f to receive bids fur tin- i-ouMructcln of a certain dnUn,kiHj* rias rhe Baine drain located and cstab Itched tn the township* of Caatielou and Jla-U: and described as follows, to-wlt: BeKlmnng at a stake on the s w of a e k wf Mcilixi 6, Township of Castleton. Rsrft Counfy. Micb.,runiih>K tbenco n Wil degrees w 145 feet on laud of A Hynes, thence same cottnw Ml* degre-.s, w 706 feet, a 73S demes. « 413 feat, s 44>< decrees, w feet s too feet s degrees w JOO feet, equal to 1 AM feet on istia of ftorfy Bros., thence s ©J’a degrees w ISO. fee’, n Az‘, degrv'-H, w jn feet, u Mti degrees, w feet, n a degrees w 186 feet, u 8 degrees, w 313 feet w zm fert. ti degrees, w too feet, ti 75 degrees, w !C5 feet, w a feet equal to 1.174 feet on land of Eli Randal, thence crossing township line of Castleton aud Hastings, n U degrees, w sm feet, n 2W4 degrees, w 132 feet w Oft te-t. s 1J75 feet equal to 2A31 feet, on tend of Wm. Baine. Uienee s 198 feet, s 8S'» degrees, w t'X) feet, s OPh degree*, w JOO feet, n mch de­ grees, n 170 feet. s87 oegrees. w 200 feet, a «feet r-iua! to 1.020 feet ou laud of Chas. I dine, tbrnce »11 feeL w 75 feet, OX degrees, w <37 feet, • 3I>* degrees, w KX> D et. s MS degree*, w 3C7 fret, s 31degree*, w IX feei equal to 1 AB feet on laud of C. C. Htowell, thence JIS degrees, w Jto feet, a 5 degree*, w 170 feet. • 40'* degrees, w m feet, s 134 feet equal fo 748 feet on land of Robert Alton, thence s «feet, w 8 feet, equal to 74 fret ou land of Jesse Towtweud. thence w 3 fret, a too feel, s 47 degrees, w 145 feel equal Co i.’-t feet ou laud of Lyman Cbambvriafn, ending w. Total distance 8.5C8 feet. Said job will be let by seettoM- or divisions. The section at the outlet of the drain will be let Aral, and the remaining sections In their order up stream. In accordance with the diagram now on Me with the other papers pertaining to said drain, and blds will be made and received accordingly. Contracts will be made with the lowest re4|s>nsible bidder riving adequate »ccurltyfor «he i»erfor:n*rce of the work, ins wm to be fixed by me. The date for the completlou ef such contract, and the terms of pay­ ment therefor, shall bo announced at the time and place of letting. Notice is hereby further given, that ou to-wlt at the above named place and time A. D UW2. the assessment of benrflls. made by me will be subject to review. That such amass­ ment of bcuefita Is made as a baats for taxa­ tion, In accerdauce with the provisions of the statutes: and tho fullowtug dt scribed parcels of land will be asscMcd by me. for benefits, and will t>c subject to taxation io accordance with sneh benefits, for the purpose of said drain, vt?: TowxM ir or CAaxunoa at lauub. Bob Divisions Town Banco u’V of a e section C r.‘i of s w U eectton « <| ’o •Sg.2oB»: ® > ® Ot3 barge, made a brief visit with friends here on Friday evening—We too admire and appreciate the long fine staple and brave­ ness as a leader of bls flock 'our Milo cor­ respondent's favorite Pet Billy as Illus­ trated In last week’s Ba.x.xk|i—but would prefer one without horns as they are less liable to ruffle fibers, not only of him­ self but also of those of bls kind of which he Is accustomed to run. । Moreover his sbeperd lu charge may save rends In his apparel, while protecting hM favorite from I the many assaults of bls enemy. Do* Hag. Stcwi-Bai School llwb,\ The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. ANNER. ►—> iu " <D cd y S j a . E-< &< °.o S<2 O CO COUNTY NEWS. LSf.More county nows on an inside page. Carlton. Very pleasant weather at this writing— Frank Gamble and Mary Meeker spent Sunday with Simon Becker nhd family — Quite a number of the Carlton young folks are entertaining the mumps—Mrs M. Car­ penter lost a horse Saturday wording. "Quite bail for Mrs. Carpenter as it breaks up her team—Frank Birchfield has re­ turned from lensing. He went there to work but don’t believe lie worked very ranch rs he did not stay longenough—Mrs. Asa Odell was taken sick very suddenly Sunday tnorulng— Quite a number of this place took In the examination at Hastings. Hope they will pass—Jaeob Odell was quite badly Injured by a colt jaming him against the side of a barn—The sick arc all on the gain except Mrs. G. W. Caln, of North Carlton—Quarteriy-Jfajeliug at the M. E. church last Saturday^md Sunday— Elder Meyers was In Freeport Saturday — J. Carpenter ana son were in your city Saturday on business—D- M. Wood can­ vassed this town with religions tracts rel­ ative to the Sunday law—Michael Vester, of Battle Creek, is expected home fur a weeks vacation—About 5 a. tn. Thursday H. A. Nichols’house was discovered to be on fire, and house and contents were burned to the ground. $300 Insurance. We arc in the sweet spring time now. Sugar making is in order—F. D. Hoffman of Ann Arbor spent several day;< the post week with Carlton frientto—Found, last Friday morning. on the north road near Jay Carpenter’s, n pair of mittens. Looser call at John Fleming’s, prove property and Acet their mittens—A. J. Senter of Clarjravllle was on our streets Sunday last—Mrs. Eva Junes of Battle Creek spent a few days last week with Carlton friends—Mr. BolsOmiin of Wayne wns in town last week—Lester Warner of Hastings Is working for Horace Baruum during sugar making. Creasy .shawman Is on the sick list—Mr. Cooley moved in Mr. Kelley'S house last week—School closed at the Fisher school house last, Friday—There l« going to be a wedding before long—Mr. Tcllwe will teach, in the Fisher school this summer— Mrs Cowles Is sewing for Mrs. Pettinger. Orwagevllle. Another old resident has passed to the other shore. Last Sunday morning. Wm. Cummings died. On Saturday evening he was-as well as usual, but on being called to breakfast the next morning, did not get up and when Mr. Train went:to see what the matter was he found him In n serious condition and beyond all help. Hto body was taken to Richland for burial Tuesday —Dan Klingensmith and wife spent Sun­ day at J. B. Swan’s In Plainwell—Mrs. W. VanHorn of Delton visited here last week and Miss Vida to spending the week with Exile Falk—Mrs. & H. Wing and A. P. Hodge are on the sick list this week—F. Paine has gone to Charlotte to work In a furniture factory—E. Johnson and wife are spending a few days with J. OsgoodFred Jones and Willie Draper" of Prairie­ ville called on friends beje Suqday eve. Ulcfcory Corner*. . Boro.'on Monday, Feb. 29th, a cotf to Mr. aud Mrs..Bert McCall, weighing ten pouuda—Sheep shearing is early this year. Messrs; Lawrence aud several others have been clipping quite a number the past week, and a large uumber of unshorn were shipped from Milo and Richland to eastern markets by Chas. Crosby, nearly |all of which were fed by fanners residing about here—D. Eldred, of Athens. President of the Michigan Southern Telegraph compa­ ny, was In town Thursday, aud we nre in­ formed that the company have concluded to run a line here and then to Hastings. FreepotL etc. bv the way of Banfield. Dowling, Cedar Creek, or by the way of Delton, Prairieville. Bowens Milto, Mid­ dleville, thence to Hastings—The Fanners’ Club were nicely entertained by J. M. Elliott and hto estimable wife on Friday of hud week—Quarterly meeting services were held at the Wesleyan charch Satur­ TOWXSUIVOF OASTIXUSAT lsxok. day afternoon and Bunday, conducted by Rub Divisions ' Town Cange a Rev. from Ohio—Several youngsters met at the residence uf Mrs. A. J. Bradley on comroenclug at the a k post runniugsixv, rods w 130 rods n Saturday for the purpose of) reminding 1MN rot*, east to place of be­ their son Harry that his sweat alxteemh ginning s«i 3n birthday had ushered in an enjoyable time—A. G. Cortright Is nursing n felon upon his hand—Bo far thfiTinooth Mrs. J. Bunnell enjoys good hlalth nt the ad­ vanced age of 92. She Jwns bom March, 1800—Fred Watson, of Celery’ £ltr* to re­ Dated' this Tib dayoUfirch. A. D. 1888. viewing hto former tramping grounds in _ • ejio. A. DrtUuoucK. ■ this locality this week—Al Duehcr, of LaDrain Commissioner, of Barry County. I Mrs. George Bryant has been the victim of lonslletea, but Is improving at this writ­ ing—Wm. Manning is retried as no bet­ ter—Nat Clemen's has been very sick with Inflammation of the lungs but Is'reported a little better at this writing-Mrs. M. Ald­ rich still continues on the sick Hat—Nat Edmonds to gaining slowly—Elmyra and Rnth Bryant, returned' to their re­ spective hottfes In Battle Creek Friday. News Is scarce on account of the deep mud—Lee Breree will more In the house formerly owned by Mg*. Anna BakerNat Clemens Is gaining very slowly—-O. Garret lias sold his his bouse mid lot to A. Huffman, of Johnstown, for six hundred dollars cash, who will make that hto fu­ ture home—J. Woodruff, of Kalamazoo, hni returned home to worlc hto father's farm—Alta Fry attended the'leacher’s Instildte nt Hastings—Wm. Manning to no U-ttcr at this writing, and getting quite feeble—Fled Clemens and Walter McMarrls Went to Battle Creek and near Mar­ shall looking for work, and falling to find such work as they wanted, they will work for lower wages and nearer home—Geo. Wilson to looking very poorly, being no belter at this writing—C, Gorham ' has taken P. Granger's farm to work—Our small town was greatly shocked at the tcrI rible death of the three year old child of Mr. mid Mrs. A. Kemberllng March 4th. Mrs. Kemberllng left the child In bed to kindle a fire In the kitchen, closing the door between. In her absence the child went to the healing store, where Its clothing caught Are, and in an Instant was enveloped in flames. The cries of the child arrested the mother's attention, and going to the door found the little one a mass of flames. Nothing remained.but the little band on lire fleck. It was burn­ ed hi d»4?p that the flesh dropped from the arms. It died In a few hours after. The mother is almost frantic with grief over the sad and (jerribie death of their little darling. Prairieville. Mud! mud! Our roods are almost im­ passable, greatly interfering with travel and business—Mrs. Drumond and daughter are visiting in Grand Rapids—John J. Perkins Is back from Ohio, and has hto weather eye on the chances for supervisor for another year. Don’t think our people could do better—Mrs."M. J. Goss to con­ fined to her bed with an attack of that just now very fashionable trouble, la grippe— The box social Friday night added 85.50 to tho treasury of the ladles* aid society— Mrs. Washington Cooper Thursday night from la grippe. She liad reached the ripe age of 78 years. She leaves an invalid huslmnd to mourn her loss—G. W. Freeman, of Lansing, to lu town, called here by the death of hto aunt, Mrs. Cooper —A pleasant company gathered at the home of Mra. Lindsey on Thursday cvento wituesa the marriage of Phillip Merlau and Ava Lindsey. Rev. Fletcher, of Plainwell, performed the ceremony, after which the company partook of an elegant supper. Mauy useful and handsome pres­ ents attested the high esteem in which the young oouple ore held by their many trlenda. Those present from away were Mr. and Mra. Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. Curtls Brigham and daughter aud M. J. Goss, of Plainwell, Dexter Brig!mm and wife, of Ih-catur, and Messrs. Edward and Chas. Merlau, of Kalamazoo—U. L. and John Carpenter with their families moved into the Hughes’ homie last week. We bob glad to welcome such good additions to our village. There to not an empty bouse to be had In Prairieville. Bboutd think it would be a good investment for some of our capitalists to build a few houses to rent to accomodate the people who are seeking a hocuedn our midst—Prof. Axtel, of Kalamazoo, gave two splendid sermons at the chapel Bunday—In our next letter we wilt commence to write up some of the many busiuras and social interests of Prair­ ieville. . of any paper tn tfu County. WHOLE NO. 1917 HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 10, 1892 5 III. ----- £>----------------- . ’ John L. Sullivan baa Issued a challenge to have a scrap with any man in the world.. Johnny don’t propose to expose hlmaeif for nothing as he will not fight for leas than $25,009 and a side bet of $10,009. Nothing would please the people better Julia T Goodyear to Margaret Andrus lot 837 i than to see this brute knocked completely eltyllOBO ■ ouL Philip Porter oer helm to John P Porter par­ cel Orangeville lioo • Wm Kronnw'.Ucr to Hosannah Trego 83 ac see I Albert Bonner, of Otsego, had a n-vol2 Rutlaud 83<X*0 A B Morfsrxl to L E Bresee parcel Johnstown ver that looked just as innocent and play­ fol as though it belonged to the “unload­ 8300 C G Everts to Geo J Long lots 4t and 49 Mor­ ed” class, but It didn’t. Albert has a bole gan 8ioo MnH H Hull to Geo J Long tots 45 and t-i of of 38 caliber right through bis hand as evidence of Lis wrongly based conclusion. M«n» 8325 Nathan Odell to E J and Stella Bump 40 ac sec 3 Hastings 8*75 T M Biuh to Ubas Heplogle parcel Hastings *J n DIUenbeok to Jacob Ktoanbies parcel Woodland 8100 A C Homo bur* to BF Rotenberg 80 aesoc3 ThoraappM Shvj Margaret Andrus to Julia T Goodyear lot on Church and Society. The Y. P. 8. C. E. meets at the Presby­ terian church next Sunday evening at six o'clock sharp. Will be led by Miss Etta Holes. All are heartily welcomed. The pastor will preach at the Presby­ terian church next Sunday. Morning topic will be the second of the Lenten sertnons, "Bread out of Stones," In the evening “Fools in general, some In par­ ticular." On Sunday afternoon a novel servlft will be held in Em manual church. It will be for men only. The services held every day here are growing In Interest. We want to make thia the best of all. Come and help us. About 40 of the members of the Penny Gleaner Mission Band met, by the Invita­ tion of the pastor and Mrs. Grigsby, at the Presbyterian parsonage last Wednesday evening. The young folks after a bounti­ ful supper, s|»ent the time in games, sing­ ing and recitations. The annual thank offering services of the Woman’s Foreign Missionary society of the M. E. church will be held at the church on Thursday evening, March 17, beginning at half past seven o’clock. Middleville. ' A. Thomas was in Hasting* last Thnrs- Music, essays, recitations, etc. will con­ | day—The many frieuds of Mrs. Spaugc- stitute a profitable and entertaining pro­ mucher tendered her a nleasaut surprise gram which will clow with ^opening of Everybody, Monday evening. It being her birthday— thank offering envelopes. Mias Smith, of Casnovia, is the guest of gentleman as well as ladles, cordtolly In­ I Mrs. A. O. Wilkinson thia week—Fred vited. ’ Buck, of Dutton, visited friends in and The following is the program for the C. out of the village Sunday—Don Putnam L. S. C. which will meet at the home of was the guest of Hastings and Carlton Mrs. Colgrove, Batuaday evening, March relatives over Sunday—The "Pansy Club” 12th: gave an opening last Monday evening at Roll call—General Quotations. the home of Miss Olive Clever—Frank American Letttn—Kittle Dooley. Johnson, of West Thornapple, left Wed­ The First Annexation of Canada—Mrs. nesday morning for Minnesota. Expects W. IL Cook. to remain during the summer—A Reading—Mrs. It. Bailey. very pleasant progressive tkldle-deStory of the Constitution—Mrs. Doj le/ Frank Wilcox and wife, of Harbor wink party was tendered Miss Smith, National Agencies tor Scientific Re­ Springs, ore visiting relatives and friends who was the guest of Mrs. A. O. Wllkinin this vicinity—The sick nre all on the s< n, Tuesday evening—John Benueway search. (synopsis)—Clement Smith. Critic—Mies Rose Goodyear. / gain—School closes thia week—Considera­ and George Sherman will give a social hop ble activity prevails here in the building at Jordan's hall next. Friday evening— The following temperance program will .line, and probably quite a number of new Twenty-eight of Middleville’s young peo­ buildings will be erected here this season ple took the teachers' examination at be carried out by the Epworth league of M. E. church Tuesday evening, March 12. 1—Wilkinson A Shedd have laid In a large llarrtjjiKs last week—Ed. Hanlon returns Talk—What the bible says in regard to quantity oHce for their market—William from Chicago this week. He will practice Intemperance, Mr. Puffer. Chamberlain has a parsnip over four feet bls medical skill lu the village during the Music—Save the Boy. in length. Who can beat It?—Henry vacation—The M. E. ladies iioht a dime Declamation—Dwight Goodyear. Wilkinson will erect a new 'hou«c social at Mrs. Gjiswold's next Friday even­ Reading—Edith Barnum on hl* farm near here this spring. ing. A literary program will l»e carried Music—Solo—The Three Angel Visi­ oat during the evening—Frank Blannlt tants, Ora Sterling. and John Dnmoutb/of Wayland, were in Paper—Life of John B. Gough—John Maple sugar at the post office—Ben the village Sunday—Hev. Jacoken has gone Brooks of Alamo was looking over our to Eiorida, where he hopes to gain his Ketchem. Recitation—How Jamie Came Home. town this wt-eg—F. Chamberlain's son is health, so far as to be able to take charge Bertha Rider. able to bi- out! again—Lewi. Williams la of the M. E. pulpit on his return—Cal Music—He's a Drunk^d to-night. grading dh his lot just north of where his Beach,of Wayland, was in the village on brother John fives—We are soon to have a businuM last Friday—H. E. Hendrick and The "Mercy and Help" society con­ telegraph line running through here to the family were tho guests of Carlton frlenfla nected with the Epworth league a(Jhe M. Rapids, touching Augusta. Hickory Cor­ over Sunday. H. church is doing excellent work. Their ners, Hastings, Delton. Prairieville and main object is to look after and help thence to the Rapids. The line will run children that the)- may l>e able to attend direct to Hastings to. Hickory Comers and Mrs. Stella Tompkins visited at Lee the public and Sunday schools. At their return thence here—Quincy Hynes Is mov­ Hart’s Sunday—D. A. Bowker painted the last meeting behl at thehomeof the Misses ing Into his new quarters—Mrs. Asa Pen­ inside of bls bouse last week—Ira Hart Is Kittle and Sable Beadle Monday evening, nock has purcba-wM a lot of Mr. Husted helping Gid Wilkinson saw wood—’Mrs. of this week. 19 young ladles were present where she intends to put tip a large stere Gwen and Thomas Prince went to Has­ and a large amonut of sewing was done building—In driving a well for Charlie tings .Saturday—H. V. Lawrence and for the poor children of our city. They Hazel they struck a rock causing much Clara Payne visited Charles Chandler and each one went to their homes more enthu­ loss of time and material. As noon as wife Sunday—Charles Haile has moved to siastic over the work and more willing to they are through they will put one down Delton. Wm. Shedd will move on, the aid the poor and unfortunate than ever be­ for .Mr. Coopdr—The G. A. R. boys will farm vacated by Mr. Hade this week.' fore. Their next meeting will be at the have a social dance In Blackman's hall home of Miss Anna Patterson. Monday I Thursday evening. All are cordially In­ evening. March 11. All the voang ladles vited. Bill Including supper 81.09—Mrs. The sugar snow makes muddy roads— of the church and congregation are cor­ Chase spent a few days *wtth her parents Will Norris met with a painful accident dially Invited to be present and assist In in Kalamazoo—Charlie Hazel moled Into while al work in E. H. Bowen's suw mill, the good work. town last Saturday—A. A. Aldrich of by letting a three inch oak plauk drop on Hickory Corner* was In town Saturday In his foot, which laid him up for a few THE MARKETS. the Interest of bls new store—Sqliool days—Last Monday another bee was In closes Friday March 18—E. Moshlrr Is up order, to finish drawing stone for the foun­ App'es—Dried. 3tt4e. north on a business trip—W. J. Moir, of dation of the new church. People In gen­ Butter—10O1A Gobleviile Is the guest of Mr. Boynton eral are giving a helping hand to said —Ross Phelps of Kendall Is visiting his church. May the good work go on—We Beani-fil.a per bu. Carn—41. sister, Mrs. Dr. Scribner thia week—Miss are pained to learn of the departure of nr-f-I»rr«^l fl W285 50 calresJfa.M.ao.00 Hattie Hazel Is working for Mrs. Wm. ; Judge Armstrong to the sick, and perhaps Ean-Htlixc. Chose. the death bed, of his mother In York State Hiu-a— Reel. 4Vie; calf, 5c. Lard-8c. —We have just learned that Wm. Hooker's Lime—BeillEtatSOe per bbl; wzteiltme.lt.5s house in Leighton was burned to the per bbl. Mrs. R. J. Wade is visiting her parents O*t»—aoc. per bn. at Charlotte—Frank Miller and wife of' ground. Have not learned the particulars. yntiOo«*-?Oe^3. per bu. It was a beautiful farm residence, uot cost­ Porx-85 50 Jonesville spent Sunday at C. L. Glascow's ing less than three thousand dollars—Will PUst*-—Helllnr at 81.30 per ton. —F. T. Brice and wife have returned Salt—Belllug dt 1.00 per bbl. Knickerbocker and wife, who went to from their western trip—W. O. Lowden Timothy Heed—Belting at S.'.OO p*r bu. » Kansas a tew weeks ago, have returned— Wheat—No. I. white! 8S: red 87. and Dr. H. A. Barber of Hastings were In The ladles of this vicinity will give a Flour—81-50 per hundred. town Monday—H. W. Wnlrath of Jackson maple sugar social at Smith's hall next Uy*—73. . has been visiting bls parents and friends App1<*»-4OM0a Saturday evening. Tho proceeds tn go to­ here for about a week—Misses Florence Barley MlfO. ward buying an organ for the church. • 'nloas—OOQOie. Burgman of Detroit and Edith Bower of r^lrirmaltvr 7*: dre««e<» lOr. All are Invited.—Allen Gage, who has Charlotte spent Bunday with friends here Turkeys-Uve, 8c; dressed, lie. been a resident here for some time, has —Edith Fleming was out of town from gone to York state to make that bls future Friday afternoon ’till Monday looming home. He will be missed—Will Bowen visiting at Jackson and Lansing—T. S. butchered seventeen liogs the other day. The fact has transpired that P. D. ... ArLeland and*wlfe started for tlielr home In fur Grand Rapids market Not much of n mour the big pteker of Chicago, Friday re­ Minneapolis. Colorado the first of the week ! bsf day either—We record the death of an­ ceived a bottle of wine with the compli­ —There has been quite a good deal of maple sugar marketed here so far—John I other old resident, Urie Buck, who died ments of his friend Potter Palmer, nnd suddenly Thursday. Feb. 25th, of heart asking him to try IL as it was of rare qual­ Burkett has returned to Ida home at failure or grip—J. W. Briggs, son Ed. and ity. But Mr. Armour drank none of IL Marion, Indiana. Chas. Coolidge start Tuesday with a He had been warned in adrnnee by n through freight car for North Dakota, former employ? that he had overheard two where he will take up his future home. men In Um Palmer house plotting to send There will be a warm sugar benefit so­ Ed. is aniictcd with asthma and can't live Mr. Armour a bottle of poisoned wine, In cial Friday evening of this week given by here. While there last year clglit months, the Alliance. Au' invitation Is extended he never lost a dry’s work. Ed.’s many Mr. Palmer's name. The men who occu­ pied the room where toe alleged plot was to all—Manley Morehouse, of Dakota, has friends will be sorry to have him go, but hatched were a man who was not register­ been visiting his father and mother, Z. know Its belter fur him and the best wishes ed, but who claimed to live !n New York, Morehouse and wife—We are a little late of his friends go with him. and a man registerlugasThomaa F. Quinn, with the news, but Chas. Abbey and wife of Denver. The wine has not been are the proud possessors of a little baby analysed, so It Is not knnwn whether It Additional Local News. girl just the same—Mott Russell and wife contains poison. Mr. Armour thinks it visited the latter's parents. Frank Austin the work ol a crank. and wife, of South Assyria, the fore part of the week—Mrs. Augustus BackctL of Following ore the real estate transfers . The Hopkins-Searles will contest has Verona, died Monday of consumption, and for the week ending March. 7 1892. as been qumpromiscl, the contestant Timothy was brought here for Interment. Funeral taken from tins books in the register's office: Huggu Hopkins having been paid $3,000.occurred Thursday at M. P. church—Re­ I H Kaelcr e* al to Mary E Ivos w G lots 2 and •100 to settle the matter. Inasmuch as vival meetings are being held at the Ana- 3 WkS Middtovilto 840 Hopkins Is a young tuan. tbit amount tIn school house—Geo. Foster and 1/orcnzo ' Wm Xewman tu a K and W S Travis n S of n ought V» tide him over auy present finan­ w >4 -*o to trnng 92-U<o Dean have each been granted a pension— JM fc .Winder I<> J H and'Mary Tovnucnd cial difficulty. Mrs. Scott’s mother is visiting her—Editor <0 ae aoo 14 Wornt'and 82000 M Bowlader to Fanny Rowlader parcel WoodJay Gould to a very sick man, his Felghner, of the Nashville News, was lu hiiid 3—: 5 town Wednesday—Will Seger and wife W F Hri«P>! to H W Bristol parcel Johnstown brother being refused toe privilege of see­ ing him. This to what the doctors say. but visited kt Edgvr Tyler’s, Vernx-utville, sao JM Dnm.l'-g to Jas Slsttevy lot 5 and w % lot It may be well for operators In Wall street last week—Garrison Moore shipped a car4 MX 5 D-.-inlngs a»!4 Chy 8300 to look out fur something may drop In a loaddf lambs Monday—Awful bad roads Th.rs Mc Ehrsta lu A L Bradley por.-el Farry few days. now. Some years ago n striki ng story was pnblished in France, describing a wonderful flesh eating plant, discovered by a great botanist. If we remember rightly, tha story recounted how a certain collector discovert?! a plant of tho flytrap species at bo gigantic a aiza that it could consume huge ms ■see of raw meat Just ati the fly catching plant snaps np a fly and draw* nutriment from the fly's dead body;so thia one fed itself on the legs of mutton and sirloins at beef which were thrown into its ravening maw. Tho botanist in the story, for some reason—possibly fear of having hto plant destroycd as dangerous to public ^ct y—keeps tho existence of the plant a Secret, and preserves It in a locked up oonscrtaUiry. Hto wife, however, who to tnnde miserable by his absorbtion of mind —he thinks of nothing but how to feed nnd improve his wonderful and fascinat­ ing plant—determines to follow him. This s!ia docs, accompanied by-an old school friend of the husband. When the pair reach the inner conserva­ tory they see, to their horror, tho Infatu­ ated botanto’ tossing bleeding joints of raw meat into the Luge jaws of a giant fly trap. They nre at fimt |>etrifled with hor­ ror. At to«r. however, the wife throws herself into the arms of her husband and implores him to give up dwelling upon the horrible carnivorous monstrosity which ha h as discovered and reared. Unfortu nntely, however, the wife, in appealing to her hus­ band, goes too clone to the plant. Its huge tentacles surround her and then pro­ ceed to drag her in, and the two stupefied men see Hie pLant Ixtgin to devour Its vic­ tim. Fortunately, however, the friend catches sight of an ax lying near, and seizing this he strikes at the roots of the plant, A few frenzied blows do the necessary •work, and the flmh eating plant tumbles to the ground and releases from its dlutchcs the terrified wonum. The botanist, however, cannot survive his most cherished discovery, and with the exclamation, "You have killed my plant!" he falls back dead.—London Spectator. ______________ _____ The owner some dozen years ago of a rather dilapidated dwelling in the Rue Naure dra Mathurina—a fussy little mas*^ being informed that an applicant for hto vacant third flovr had presented himaeU, desired him to be oliowu up, in order that be might treat with him in person. "Monsieur,”aiid lie. when the terms had ixtn discussed and n-<rced to, “there are two conditions on whiqji I insist as a sina qua non." "Indeed! pray wirnt aro they?" “You shall hear. First, It Is expressly stipulated in my house that the grand stall'craw shall l>c ex-.tllj dvely reservist for distingubbed visitors. Common people, such ns nrttota anil literary men. can only be ad­ mitted by the back stairs.** “By all m«x*UM," assented the applicant. "I nm a literary man mynelf. but that doesn't la the least signify. What is ths second cundftioa?" “That my lodgers, either on going out ar coming in, nxoke n point of occasionally stopping for r. little chat with my concierge, who is a sort of connection of mine, and nek absolutely illiterate. I assure you. It flat­ ters the poor fellow." "Sol should imagine." dryly replied the other, making an effort to preserve hto gravity: “we have all our little v.-vakuMw cs, and no one more than myself. Tenex. whenever I couio a.-rons un idiot who W.vstcs my time with intolerable alsuirditicslfeel .in irresistiblu imputo?—exactly aa I have at tala moment—to open the win­ dow nnd pitch him out!" Before the aatoutahed proprietor Lad re­ covered from his stupor hto visitor had dis appeared, and, for all I kuow to the con­ trary, tha third floor In the Ruo Neuva des Malhurinu may have remained unlct to the present dsy.—Temple Bar. A stupid fellow was once boasting of his grand ancestors. He was descend.-dfrom I xml This and Dake the Other. His family were related to numerous other people who had lived long ago, and who had made themselves famous. A quiet man, who had been listening to his boasting, remarked, “My friend, do you know what you remind me off" "What?” asked the fellow. •‘A potato.” ) "A potato," said the man, amazed; "why, in what way do I resemble a po­ tato?" . “Because,” said the quiet man, “acc<ndto your erm account, the only part relat to you which ia good for anything is under the ground!”—Horperis Young People. The hair falls out when the strength of its roots Is insufficient to sustain Its weight any longer, and a new hair will take its place uulren the root Is diseased. For thia reason each person has a certain definite length of hair. When the hair begins to split or fall out masenge of the scalp la excellent. • Place the Ups of the flngsni firmly upon the scalp, and then vibrate or move the scalp while bolding the pressure steadily. This will stimulate tho blood vaeelsunderneath end bring about better nouriahmunt of the hair. A brush of unevenly tufted bristles is also excellent to rare upon the scalp, not tho hair.—National Barber. “They say judge* arc always on the side of justice,” remarked Squire Johnson thie inoruing, “but I fail to see it. Do you know what they did to me onceb I found n grocer guilty of sulUng oleomargarine contrary to law. and my decision was r» versed simply becan.se in the w.-irranS far hto arrest I said butter was made of ‘milk Thereto hairsplitting for you. He United States judge too. — Cind Timco-Stor. > - �*=====-= Hastings Banner Tburtdw. ItMeh 10. 1692:___ _ mm no* , and other bowel complaints cured and prevented >J 4>y the.prompt use of riven an account of a piano raffi king has summonud M. in Ayer’s Cathartic Pills W 8 OEWING "(oBMCO They regulate the liver, cleanse the stomach, and greatly assist . digestion. Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. Lowell, Mass. 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Stared a Quarterly dlridand of IM inebriated onprvtorn-d .took1 Tb.r, 1- 'rouble omoug the ter. of tbow three book., .nd V Bllllnd’by » Bleeplog rorport*^ Ctollele becatue eomo.ot 'he leaden and teaching of th™ 1— U In s/i£„l Mr « J ..violent ................... papers are not enough. eord with all propb—y, Three men are under arrest at now death cd on unde la New Alexloo. . rere. refer primarily “ Haven for making nickels out of ls«d Fitteen eeal burner, wbo wer. drt’en o« cl—nxlog at the nation at Urael (ventb" Newtoundland coaet 11*,‘ and uring them In slot machine*. flj-M; Jar. xxxlil, T. «>. •“! ’« «’ ■W1’ p«Uhed, and ten other, are mUalag. in serse nto every true believer. ThreTm.a were eubbei one P~!»“’ ‘“a "•A “«b2rt ata. Hl I and prepare go.wnmenk at th. fatally, by athe man named At exhibit illlam .bort ­ • - —w Mnlrlt will I put within you. helm, of Stratford, Wla, In an World', lair. net^of .1 ~rd ffleulUr. being wltbl. A boiler 4 Foret, drtllta* » To encourage the manufacture of cotton . A U(JU(.i at oi< Greenlee -------------------------, " t^ mult be a change there l-lore goods Russia proposes to refund the Im-1 oU w<jU nc<r laurel HUI •8»t,°n' *•” . ' duty on raw cotton to exporters of th* , ploded killinu killing Conrad Conrad Dougherty. Au Au’’•‘•AndTwin |»t my Spirit within you. | other man is missing. manufactured product. and'can-you to wa>k In Tho i* The same spirit who np*ko and »roiiuh. lUlnola Central ewltebtnen at Cairo,!I Joe naval bill for ths coming year . __ . ... -t.-a A — — tKee reek I rant lib., bare .track, and no train, art.mo,- . k„ lluul that tor the <m™* in Christ and in prophet* and apostles, "g of J. ' ^ n approlwlaiee «,«»,<>'» K.OOd.000 lert l«e tur tortoe <-• ‘(JjS Jill give to Uruel.and gx«* now to Ing Ibere then.. Tb.,*'.--'! They demand tberemorai thertmoralOtX T. Ladd, T ।-add, the agent there. therej| ue new w navy than the current year mil nui uiu. aw. Senator Georg. E Bacon annonnort . MeCull,n ot Indiana ba. Introduced an blmwlf a candidate forth, nomination for u bUI to th„ national houee It In th. FUlranth lUlnoi. dhtelct, Kpad duU„ on coal. Id opposition to Candbn. I iumbw, binding twine, farm machinery, John T. Henry. Jacksonville, IU*-. j implement* aud tools. was killed by a railroad train; bo was 8fl Thf) conventions in Iowa Saturday to yw* old, bad been » life-long friend oi elccl delegate. U> the state convention^all 1 Uncoins and was widely known. declared cltbar for Blaiue or Harrison. Lincoln --------------for HarT1><JOt blaine being o Thursday, March. X I culJsiilcred out of the race. In Simpson county, Ky.. Briggs CaldAt Kldley Park station, near Ch'*8*’’ well shot and killed Fount Justice and . AuQk Ward l)Ol two bullet* into the Ch«r|e* Hancock on accouut of an old i .body . of. Michaelr-_n...u — mitewinir Gallagher, alleging that that he u had her.-----She ha* been arfeud. ' || »c »m betrayed--------| Articles of incorporation have been filed re,tcd. Gallagher may die. j by the Chicago, Altamont and TeXA> Trxnswill will*cl«ot selectby pOr-^-. --™8*J­ Railway company, with a capital stock ot y0UUg |Bdy who b to break a bottle of the twww. bow nt of Oi* the man-of-war 83 000 000 | I wine - - - over »k.._ Edward Norstrum was drawn through i Texas when hhe la launched. A newspa­ the rolls in the McKeesport rolling tnilb - per started the contest, and has charge and crushed out of all winblonce to a human being. ‘ | Tuesday. March. Dr. Milter, of Chicago, putuX 818 in ,7-! hb K .t.PW.„---------nt.. ivo Kew berry, gas.r b. bj nej-n-. --------------.. >of the Fourth Illinois district, says he has bad enough of every Iwllever. Our part I* to welcom* HlnZ *>“> surrender to Him our whois being and Hs will do the rert. (John xiv, thelandthrt I gare to yoar fatheri; and ye ehall be my Xie and 1 Win l» your God.” ThereH. STLyof epplylhk -ho llret part of Jmb ver—to the church or wbeUerre. now It u peculiarly and only tar In—1 ™* fnwre. Th. ehorob ba. no epwlal land, her Inbmllauce I- h—nly, the hew Jero—l.m, tram which .be .hell reign with ChrUt orer tb. whole —rth. The UM part of th. rer— tuey he eplntdally applied to the ebnreh. S- II Cor. el, 10-tH. 29 "I will also save you from all your , xegulsto tbe bo wsls. attoIi tuey ® uncie«nnes*«s: and Uy do famine upon you." No good tiling will He withhold from them that walk uprightly (P*. Ixxxiv, ID, and while J«u*, by HU great work ot atonement, saves from the wrath to come. He also eaves by HU present power and by HU wonl aud Spirit In u*. from daily sine (Math. I, 21; Item. V, 10; Judo xxiv, R. V.). 30. "And I will multiply the fruit of the tree that ye shall receive do more re­ proach among the heathen.’’ PecalUrly X’wiT'c ’Jb'e ’cMa^ sum™ end Cb.rterMlteb.il to bl™ Si .i-rt «->! « .HU -loggia ■»““*“ •* for Israel, end yet when a believer Is seen ! longing for and enjoying the thing* of this of euddeo lnwiulty.ee ell Me velimble . l<«ig range. I on tb. body I Hou H*muel T. Sheltob. one ot tb. pl- ,I world that nre not of God (I John il, 13-17), I th. New York Herald he. been g.tb.r-! oneer. ol «'«rra county, HU., died U !! then it is o» if he *aid. "Jesus cannot satj i'bi. isfy me; I must have the world too," aud i -rt^<£££ I C*A""^1d.nt .. SoekrtUto Md I _. -k -..... If_ .a tea es—— H ■ Mrtll 1 Im I Zk rntllWl OflWflUVU*. ra. a———e luure x-ux. —....... . —• caused the death ot d a“ brakeman named ( a reproach to God. by druggist* erorjvUare. or wot by msfl. •„ “ “ “ | Tenter* and a fireman named Buckalla. 31. "Theu shall ye remember, and *ball CART1R MKDlCINg CO.. NewJWji I A I,..—1........ reM-.h neaaa.1 <>Vier I .inikon . ^PILL,SliAllDlSE.jmP«tt. S*Ui.Wk nn^^^^w."^*^ SICK iVixksvwW.x Tax CURE ,rMnM XI, FIRST QUARTER, INTER^TtONAL IMLT.ES, MARCH IS. Ito* from Lax* ~ -------miltion at The G***"**, CONSTIPATION HEAD ACHE JmX”' Is highly gratified with Hood's Bamporlllx He was badly run 'down, had no fippotite, what he did eat caused distress and he Mt tlredsU the time. A few hotties of Hood's Sarsaparilla effected a marvel'aus change. The dtotress tn the stomach is entirely gone, be feels Hko a new man, and can tat any­ thing with okLtime relish. For all of which — — a ha thanks and March SS ft very important that during tho mouthi of ytwrrh April Noy tho blood-’should bo thoroughly purified and tho syttem Vc given strength to withstand the ddJlptatlag effeek of the changing season. For I L’:lj purpo»a Hood's Sarsaparilla yositesv; jocul I- r n ertt and it to the Do«t ripriag Taodlcioe. _ . H The L lr.rirjr. Jast JhL -re, -aaw ■ roodved. tL-mi...!:• '<i >> 111 II lu KinJer; 1 ' ■ purifying powers: > -G L Hood A Co-. LoweH. Mass.: number ol years, nnd for the post year on? ot medicine for a long tlnce with no r-od results. — and was at one time ■fl... obU-e.1 to wnU with ■ crwlchc-. If.:.;.:.■ ■ eluded to try Hood’s afid before I had taken one hot. Uo the improvement was so marked that I continued until I bad taken threo tot'• _ V I.-- * myte, —d It It entirely LraUl. such benefit from I tor. bad Hood's Sarsaparilla that I concluded to write this voluntary s*-atemeat-" F- J. Tbmfw. Wdgewcj, M»ch. Hood'S Pills *c:*«tir.pri«c7!:7tn'1's- remember, end eb*H AND THUS THEY ALL SAY. JOLLY TAFt IL’ A GENERAL FAVORITE. ... ttvvTti .ci.e tirt.tr children-* kuowle<l«e , t-ps .. z-.-.v— _ _ny other ! canned the death of *ix persons by flying . them the spirit of grace aud of aujiplicaw-ee*-*——— —• .. , • . . I Uon^ At-.-w and me..1 Uwre t heer« rt.ell mlia'l Ilk? LTUfi retlWltAllCe ’ ’ b. true repeoUbre British -official. He may discuss the sub­ debrla. Mra J-.I. MeCrarkra. wtf. of a Cbp !-bra “T^”‘r‘""iKli,?”; ject unofficially, however,. if he meets rar, bnela-. bam. ramqtliud aoldd. at O-b, *U. W Tb^Ipbl «f K1W l» JNO. FINZEft&SRGS. FOR THEM Goscben. IT WILL ✓ T/L do? 8) Pride LOUieVibUE. KY. BE MUCHZ'-t-C'i The hte Mm. William P. Wilstech. of Richmond, Ind., by taking cyanite of raM.-lum I (Isa. vi, 5; Job xliL 5. Dau.,x, t>). Pride Educate them at tue <i Phibdelphb, bequeathed from 81,000 to potassium. , esteem i* a proof thdt we have not Iness Collese. Leiyani * 82,000 to every known charitable institu­ A bottle of wine scut to P. D. Armour, Ottawa-Ms. A’hitus. F°r« tion in that city; her art collection, worth at Cbicago. by unknown prreonx bu bran i 8 lQt r j thu. M1,h MORTGAGE SALE. s 1 Parish. suceem>r to C. G. -Swensbet 81,000,000, goes to the city of Philadelphia. found to badruored, but not .ufllolrat to I GoJ „ ,„own nnw JM?. • Default having been made In the condlflonsof Her whole estate was worth 83,00,000. a certain mortgage, dated August eauar Injury. . UraaI waa not tn lb. Aral plac. cb—n for made by OrvIllA. WhIUfght and Bva Whit­ The entire force of 7M men and boys Troubl. telwren n«r»re aud PolUb lbat „„ ln thtm. j, w„ right, his wife, to the Hastings Building and employed by the Selz-Schwab Shoe Manu­ workman at Xlajara Fall, rr.ullr.1 In tb. doM (ot ,h,„ i^oau^ w, p„mtoe. Loan AMoctatiou. of Hastings. Michigan, scor- ' A. SCRIBNER. M. D., ptJrntiou duly organized and doing business facturing company of Chicago, is out on a death at two of tb. l-ol-and the mortal w Ab„m (1>uu U. UH. . Physician and Surgeon, under tbd laws of the State of Michigan, and strike because the firm employed seven wounding at ureral otb.re | , Klug xl. Sa, M; Mie. .11, «>). Jwu, ol recorded in the office of the register of deeds Delton. • • Mich. □ou-union men. The company says it ■ Three thousand tons of tin plates are \~ ,,,rrlh |M Mu of David* son of Abram, tor Barry county. In lite state of Michigan, Office tn residence, one block east ol depot. will close the works before it will yield. on August 29. 1990. In Uber 41 of mortgages about to be shipped from Swansea to New prolutaed (Math, i, 1; Gal. Hi, Xffi. on page 14. by non payment of money due for York-the largest Importation of tin plate* all wbo ar* tn Hirn have all tilings Installments of principal. Interest and premium A. A C. H. BARBER Friday, March. 4. ’since the McKinley bill went into effect. | m*deBUrw to them for Hl* sake (GaL Hl. ®). and for tines, by which the power of sale therein . Physicians and Surgeons. contained has become operative, and on which Lucy Ridley, an old colored woman, has | Litigation over the will of the late Mrs. | 33. "Thu* aaith the Lord .God, I will .also mortgage there Is claimed to be due at the date Calls in city or county responded to with died In New York at tho age of 117. She I Hopkins-Searle ha* come to an end. Tim- cause you to dwell in the cities and the of this notice the sum of seven hundred fHtv was ftsLivc nearly ninety years. .I wn y nopAAu. a*u» suaii three and Jd-100 dollars, the said Installments of promptness, day or night. othy Hopkina «« has withdrawn hi* suit to ; W woatea shall or be oui^eo. bullied.’’ vorapore Compare e-ecn. Zech. principal. intere«t and premium and fines hav­ — - V .the .ulll «j •> —• ’he — — ... ; Tijj _y, _g. _. . . - and• then Tha Farmers’ State bank has been V. break wilt It •is — said that get* Cleansing first restoraOCItfLENIEH viil, 7, 8. Cleansing first and then restora ­ ing remained unpaid and inarrear for more licensedtouo business at Manito, Ills., i tion . • —thhi* always . ..----..-------------.... the best shoe a HEnsui m ncxoani ILLIAM O. LOWDEN. than six mouths, and the said Hastings Bulldthe ordei\ If you. have ng and I«oan Association having elected under with » capital stock of 835,000. Lawyer. . lost fellowship with God through *in, the the terms of said mortgage to declare due the full Office ovSr Julius Russell's store. State A wllneAS in the case of E. M. Field ance ot Kansas will fuse is confirmed, the sin must to conGru^d and forgiven before amount unpaid with tut arrearages thereon, and swore at Now York that he heard him call Alliance to get the whole state ticket, ex- I the no suit or proceedings at law having been insti­ street, Honings. Mich. ‘ communion can bo restored. tuted to recover the gmonnt now remaining bis father, Cyrus W. Field, "a d—d fool." cept itasociate justice, and five congres­ 34. "And the dcaolate land shall be tilled, secured ov said mortgage or any part thereof, whereas it lay desolate in the Right of all A statue of Maisonncuve, the founder sional district*. Notice Is therefor hereby given that on Saturdsy. A. SHELDON, the 12th day of March. Utt. at ten o’clock lu the of Montreal, is in preparation for exhibi­ that passed by." Its desolateneas wns a • Abstract and Real Estate Office. forenoon, there trill be sold at the north front Abstract Block. Hastings. THE MARKETS. tion on the opening day of the World ’ * reproach to God, and a constant advertise­ door o( th? court house. In the city of Hastings, Money to loan ou Real Estate Real Ettate fair. county olBitrry and state of Michigan, said court ment of Israel’s sin. We, as believers, on commission. General con'ovanning, bouse being the building m which the circuit sold glorify Gt>d only when we bear much ttavirg a complete sot of Abaract Books, cotnHarry Gray, son of a prominent Atlanta, court for tho county of Barry Is held; piled Chicago, March?. ■ fruit (John xv, 8). If our lives are selfish from the Record*, can furnish eornpl-tf ' at’public auction to the highest bidder, » tracts. man. He* dying of a bullet wound received C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. •Following were ths quotation! on tbs the premises described in said mort­ ; and self indulgent we are while— trying to burglarize a neighbor ’s then like Israel 1 board of t radii to-dav: 'STieat March, gage or so much thereof as may be in — her and sinfulness. (Hos. x, 1, dosed MMc: rtvm7, May. upcbvu opened — hoUSe. •I openad 8BJ<c. wtn.y — -rebellion — 'fwoomft■rt sod MTnCI necessary to satisfy the amount due on said mortgage ns above set forth, with A T. DRAKE. M. D., Frank Chrab.1, • miner, tell down tb. , "He■ ClriWl M- ’... •) — ... ■ °?'>*' - y - — «*• - -<M~. rt»~d ■ ■ ■■ ■ re —*, — the Interest and premium thereon and dosed ; S3. “.And they shall 1 rtmft of tb. Pig Mountain colltar, near Kc. J- Corn-Marell, ^7^ , opened "'™' and “* * " “ * “ say, This land that the casts, charges an<J expenses allowed by taw Office over Holloway’s drug store. SI.7J ■cn.MH ” .ran bib. lb ----- — —the garden of and provided for iu said mortgage, said prem­ । tayievrrT'Therr; UxyicJ Office hours from 2 to 4 p. in;-Telephone, cot: C^irei^.^ ises being all those eerta'n pieces or parcels of i netting with residence, at Holloway’s drug 1>U I**1’. nyjy rt-d mtf. Jum. op..- Hg, -------------- That will cause people to prai,-e land bllusto and being In the cltv of Hastings, itere Eluhlrtl™ m»rrl«l llrt.mM, do od rt SDIc. Pork—March, opened Ill.lQ lli.iu . "J,ol’?T n“k>0' I। do , rs«7evbsh; equals IW» county of Barry and slate of Michigan, and de­ drownrf in th. ™»ut S»1M on th. cotot ‘ clused d" .'U-htH'. May. M«r. openetl »IL» b. dr«»u to God, .«n u th. qu«n of scribed as follows, to wit; Lots number tlx JI1.OTH; JIL3U, and the north half of lota number eight, nine, g m. fow lip r.r. a cd 1-ortug.l, nod ttodr widow, uid children IJltotH- l-rt-lUreh._oo.nwl K«i , Shob. wu drewn to J.ru^l.m br th. and ten of block nineteen In, the eastern addi­ tion to the city, formeriv village, ot Hastings, m In d«n8.r of wnrrntlou. i Ur. Stock: Pttow .td» VoLstodrjtod, I » •'Then tUhreth.n tbunre l^l Office hours 8 a. in. to 5 p. m. and lots number one. nine and ten In block /> u yr> u । , i Uro btock: iTlce* at the Union Stock yard* I ’'llicn the heathen that are left CoraeiiusVan Dam has received a ver- .today r*ug*l a* follows: Hogs-Market round Ibout you ahall know that I, the eleven ot H. J. Kenfield's addition to tho city, formerly village of Hastings according to the diet for 84,000 for the los* of a hand in one active and finite higher, with shippers prtedbuild the ruined dUcvm. I the Lard MITH A COLGROVE, recorded plat thereof. of the Chicago Drop Forge and Foundry pal buyers; snlai ranged at pigs. h .ooken it and I vrtll da it" MnlH Lawyers. Dated I tastings. Mich.; Dec. 10.1891. mmnrenv ’. hsmm«. |M-0-4P<» lUhL 5«.»ALfl> rough pecking. , ?.llt wTlL n ‘ < ‘u ’ company’s steam hammers. . Eastixgs Building and Loan Amociatiox (Office hi Union block, Hastings.) | KmaArn mixed, and »i.75ai.lJheavy tudes out of the nation* shall perish in the Mortgagee. Practice is all the courts of the state. The National bank nt Coldwater, Mich., ' packing nnd shipping kits. judgment* judgments preceding Israel's Israel’* national concon­ Alonzo F.. Kknaston. was robbed of 820,000 iu cash and $+0,000 Attorney for Mortgagee. Cattle-Market fairly actim sad price*Mil0c ' version, or in iu connection therewith, but bat MORTGAGE SALE­ E. KENASTON, in Beading bonds. Ten thousand dollars higher; quotations ranged at fiLTD^AJo some shall be left, and these shall go up to Default having been made In Ute • Attorney at Law, reward is offered for the arrest of the robJerusalem from year toyear to worship of a certain mortgage made by Abijsh M-. Hat (Over J. 8. Goodrear A Co.’« store.) and Hasan B. FtlBthia wife to James MeKe. ry SHERIFF'S SALE. Practices In all courts of the State. Collections dated 8epL Stat. A. D. l«*0. »nd recorded In the Mary Galvin, wife of an iron worker at Notice is iierebygiven that by virtue of a writ promptly attending to. office of the HrgiiJter of Deed* for <be »unty ^rt'Xra*1^.^ kn«S of fieri facial lisued out of the Circuit Court for Duquesne, Pa., followed her huabanjlnto Barry and State of Mlchteaa. ou «• A** the County of Barry. In favor of Frank G. Good­ ‘Tb’t* »aith the Lord God, I will yet September A. D IW InTiber « of mori year aud George A. Barnes, copartners, under R. TIMMERMAN, Hhmapathic Phy- the house of a Hungarian named Bohar 143 cow*. >1.7533.75 bull* and 83.uxdfi.50 veal 1 on img- 13 on which mortgage there ta eta tu«i and in a fit of jealousy threw concentrated the firm of Goodyear A Barnas.against the real calvna for this be inquired of by the house of • slcian and Surgeon. to bertue at the date of tbta notice the sutott estate of Allen G. Freeman In said county, to lye at him, dangerously burning his face , Sheep-Market moderately active sad prices ' Israel to do It for them." He will prepare (Office over Lathrop’s drug store.) me directed aud delivered, I did, on the 3l*t ■teadr. rwd. at H UIATS their heart* to pray for the bkealng He 1* and hand*. day of Jun<t. A. D. 1KX), levy upon and take all wteurn. tLMUfiOO native and • about to give. ThUUHuiayT^bti. He the right, title and Interest of said Allen G. about to give. This iff His way. While Ha AW, REAL ESTATE AND COLLECT ­ 'Freeman, In and to the following descrioed real Produce: Butter-Fansy separator. S9c- flue 1 la to,??' erer e5 P8ad rertjr J't0 to tfv® giro orerr good Rood thing, Hu H. mortgage, or any part tnercoi: ING OFFICE OF • estate, to wtt: The south east quarter ol the . , Noah Porter, ex-president of Yale col­, wvtll —l MWM — ——• and .-» « «•> ■ north east quarter of section to. In lowhshlp 1, creameries t7<a«te; dalrlM, fancy, aa II 3 1 ha'rrMii. ’e n* 03 ffee neetl Him. Now. therefore, by virtue of « Palmerton * Smith, lege, is dead. .w—, fresh.'uMnn, umey. inqj;Our i ------------ «■*. *nui. north of range9 west, in the County of Barry eontali-ed In aald mortgage, and the Kia! neu-lrfn - atavilr ijAit. n__ v 1 Wlmn wanr* ■rwsr'irellv 1^4 rl-rere^.f^—_ —-' Woodland, Mich. Secretary Blaine has recovered nnd is Xk; pockln,- stock, fresh, Italic. Egg, - , Wlien we are specially led therefore to pray such ca»e made aud provided, notice and State of Michig an, all of which I shall ex­ •Fresh candled toss off, itk per do»«n. Dreimd ' for any thing or for any one, we may safely J. M. Smith, able to attend to business. £ran that on Saturday the mh day of M*rd • nose for sale at pub 1c auction, or vendue, to the C. S. PalMebton, BOod' lia“e ‘ conclude that the spirit is leading us to ask hlgheitt bidder, at tlie north front door of the . D. UW.atten o'clock to the torenow. I *«>> • Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. i,u-id«R»„. .btoA.ehbiH.opi^ £? tV7ZSprln£fhlclt*n* fBjr' -x.la? Court House, tn the. City of Hastings, In said Mil at public, tn the highest bidder. ^'^5 Salm' d uICor thu whlch H®11 ready80 umland's prospect* for a red hat are excel- <r***n- fuaiin- tnrt.w «ku_ u_. «_«E ' county, ou the 12lh day of March, A. D. 18M, at tw«t Aww eh* iwirt house in the r<>) 01 good. 12013*!. Potstoss—He croes. »q®o J8, “AJ1/ Lhe flo<* Jerusalem in her 9 o'clock In the forenoon of said day. lent. mbeing the nlarewhere Dated this ad day of January. A. I). jf®2. aMMwSrjir Barry ty»ty,i> • John L, Sullivan says he will flwht P°rbn-: Burbsnk*. in^Sfc; Rose, JOaaa, for I I?, ““j**8*. *> “ball the waste cities be _ .... BakkrSiihinkh, the premise described In said roor^,c;tfor.^ ------tucj i>uau Former sheriff of the County of Barry, who Slavin or Mitchell for n parse of *26 OU) mu<& thereof as may be necesttrr to rey U-e and a bet of 110,000. * know that I am the Lord." Or, according made the levy tn said notice described. >«—tore. lilt. amount due on said mortgage, with let। PJ note, 81.50&LS per bri. Applss-Common. Five men were probably fatally injured JUOpw bri; rood, UTiftlw; faucr. UW® to Zech, i, 17, "My cities through prosperity cent. Interest, and all legal ««”• shall yet be spread abroad; and the Lord with a reasonable attorney's £<*<*«“»“Jl*’’V| by a finwlamp explosion in the Elmwood pbObate obder. shall yet comfort Zion, and shall yet chooae Uwreln. tiM premises being deMTh>edin • •’■ J colliery, Mahoney City, Pa. mortgage as ttil those certain tote, State of Michigan, County of Barry-ss. Jerusalem.” And Zech. H, 4, "Jerusalem pareSaoflahdsltuate ln the vlltege of . Ata xewlou of the Probate dourt tor the Jesse Free, of Newcastle, Wla., has sued shall be inhabited ns towns without walls vine in the County of Barry and Mate ol »*n Coun'y of Barry, holdeu at the Probate office. In WtoM-No. 1 «ta,.r °“ Ui.cLarg.oT igao. and known and described an foUot«*. the City of Hartings. In said county, on Tuesfor the multitude of men and cattle there ­ alienating his wife’s affections. STS' 52.*’ Ji!*' ,1M!» Cor»-Na > dav. the snd day of Febniary. tn the year oce The WMt half of village »«**. mu«l uuu. Mud, lOr, in." Three days are already dawning, and eighteen and nineteen of O. A. 1 •ad thousand eight hundred and ninety-two. Fulford, tho wing shot, wan defoated WHc. Oata—Quiet; No. if mixed caah, 38tfothe full accomplishment must be lion to the village of Nashville. Mn hU-v PreSute01' . • Armrtrong, Judge of ,KT«—Firm; western and stated Oh, believer, make full surrender to and Jam McKklvky. N<w1jW‘IjClJwt8mlth- his guardian­ . Intho matter of tho estate of C. Columbia Dull Pork — Steady; maaa, have perfect trust in the Lord, that Back'is <lf<,-?.hcd. Ths Baltimore conference of the Metho­ *K-,5g>lUjO for now. Lard—Quint- March SMITH & COLGMOVF.. Wntot' M“-reh. On n'x/UhK amiiflllng the petition, duly vertAttorneys for Mortgagee. dist Episcopal church voted against ad­ KI7; May. Mat *1hI. of Kugeue Harthoni admlnlatrator of said Dated.Deaembertatb. twt. ----- , ---- « .rtUXWU OJJWWIl U« .todL C.«ta-Tr«lbw.eu™ t«Ml mitting women to the general conference. through you. One of the clearest evi ­ grades at an advance of 10c p«r 100 lbs: Poor185 nocs to 37 ayea -t to beet native steera pir JUOftl dences that Israel will soon ba restored to MS"Su,wu“ "" »-*• ADMINISTRATOR’S BALE. . Dr. Ewald Flugel, of Leipalg, and Dr bulls and dry cow«4l u«3.BQ. sbecpaml iambi her own laud is that the restoration has Tbrnmpou it Is ordered.that Monday, the In the matter of the estate of Geo^e Arley Barthlow, of Doane college, Nek’, -•and Me Per lb high*? tor cb^™ already begun, and even now the popula­ 29U1 day of February, A. 1). ln93, st two o'clock have been elected to chairs tn Ireland per WO lbs; lam^ in the afternoon bo assigned for the hearing of The success of this Great Cough Cure is f7.iiu i( ,j_ j£,>£„—Market slow live hnm. tion of Jerusalem has overflown the walls said petition and that the bcirs al law of said without a parallel in the history of medicine. Stanford university. of tho city, and numerous buildings are HwdAaOMrtaTll* decened and al) other persons Interested In Lloyd Tevis, president of the WellsS^theatteenthdav of April. A-D being erected on the very lines mentioned said Mtate. are required to appear at a s-salon All drnggwts ore nnthorized to sell it on a pos­ o'etoek tn the forenoon trt the of said court, then u» l>e bo'dnn at the Probate of- itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can sue. Fargo company, announces hi* intention tn J.r. xxxl, w-w. J—u.—Id tLWJ.ru. tfamoe Of ti>« late ‘George Welgie*. <L*< tlcr. tn Ute City of Hastings. In said County, and ceufully stand. That it may become known, of resigning next August on account of " “ M' ” down ollUGwgsga?‘sv‘’‘ ^£d°f press of private butinen. f*r. <M4c; Julr. oiu* ___ tb.ttamol lb. GmitlU. b< lolBvaiiW a:i<1 !• la further entered. that fll.d'IImk.zzl.lH). Wtmn.ellyl.vUl- fffib4 A D*Wby l£ Prothonotary s. SLsrs the United States court, lor wester ur Mug buUl up aud about to baoou» a lal.t MtUtran »n,l rnn , G_rere..r railroad color, 11 eanuoc wall be aald to Johnstown and 1* missing. , down auj long,,. Wo tbenr in and to the real relate situate »«» **1°^. mWboopfog 'T',,1'1 ,?'' Tlu“<“ * doubt cbat Uh ttarn the Coanty of Barrv tn the State -nt Mirim.-*"' !h h sure. If you dread that innd v Tl S ‘ ‘ . 7 >bb " !W ''w> M Lrou, K Milwacmxx March T. ol toe GenUlaa an abou InUUlad laraal'a *Tto™?toUI«>«.tM t0 Consnmn!ion, aw iL Ask. ycur M "IS * 'IL*1' “•‘k o,lt SmWH'S CURE, Price to cta, » 7 Covered in time and U n-r flboukh tb. trtboUtton SKSiffi will be watched closely bcreafter The Chicago, Lake Geneva and N^ BUSINESS^CARDS, O H w. l’douclas S3 SHOE ) W P T%“3ri"sc" 'tK-STeiZi S S* Woolley & Bronson. A P L SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. �Read this story. It s a good one. mounted his horse and rode away up the valley. . Aunt Marguerite was wise. She did not venture a word to Rosalia about thia young man just then, much as she felt like aaying what ahe suspected. It was too often the cue, she reflected, that a young girl would develop a sudden aud one. Her mother had gone into the mill to cry alone. Colonel Chenier and Ade­ laida stood near the broken stone wall striving to look ehewfut There was what hair, and then that half wild grace and that incomparable air of innocence!” "How you rave!" exclaimed Aunt Mar­ guerite; but she was greatly pleased that the mossy big wheel, dripping aud coot The mulberry tree was dusky with its her husband should like Rosalie. The young girl was a few feet away, mature June foliage. A genuine south­ By KAWOE TH0JCP8O1 ern drowsiness wm in the air. On the still utteriy absorbed in watching tho changing landscape as it fled past line of mountains in the west some [Copyright. ISOL, by American Press Aasocla- ly approached in a matter of this sort. slanting cloud lines rested, half con­ It wm long after nightfall when they tion.1 ~ She preferred to bide her time and com- cealed in a fine gray blue haze. As the reached Chicago. Mr.- Roosevelt hafl tele­ .paas her duty in the surest way. Shebo- mill receded with the going of the car­ graphed for rooms at one of the great 1 gan gradually. riage Rosalie felt as if tho world Itself liotels, whither they were driven through .urr xjutovnun prevails. She felt the broad streets, amid bewildering “Is this young Mr. Ellis a very nice were quietly withdrawing. young man?” ahe demanded of Rosalie, also a dizziness, as if she were eoaring lights and in a hoarse conflict of sounds. sometime after he had gone. The ques­ away into distance. Her father and Tho air from tho lake had a most decided tion was put in thu most careless way, sister seemed to waver and fade out ciiill in it It was as if they had sud­ Over­ and in a tone indicative of no special de­ from her vision. Tho little valley drew denly reached the true north. head, the thin, high clouds seemed to sire for an answer. '' its lines together, shriveled and dry. "Oh, yea. very nice, indeed;" respond­ After a few crooked miles along the scud across the great black blue abysms ed Rosalie, looking straight into Aunt stream their road suddenly turned j of sky into which no starlight could Marguerite's little eyes. "He’s the best boldly into the foothills, and soon began I penetrate. Rosalie had grown used to zigzagging ita way up the mountain to­ 1 sudden changes, and this last only served young man 1 know. He’s so brave too. to impress her with tho vast distance He will fight any one." ward which they had been going. Mrs. Roosevelt attacked her smelling At a stony bluff where a spring gushed which now lay between her and the bottle in a way so rigorous that it made out, the driver stopped to water his drowsy little mountain valley, where, Rosalie laugh. ■ The old lady was begin­ horsee in an old mossy bucket, or rather in the dear old mill, father, mother and ning to think that these up country folk a one-handled piggin. AU around the sister were at this moment talking of must bet a high value on fighting. She wood was dense and silent It was a her. Sho could hardly wait until she had heard much said on this subject lonely spot where one might imagine got into a room with Aunt Marguerite within tho last few days. robbers lying in wait. But the gray to cover her face and cry. Next morning she and Mr. Roosevelt “What good is there in fighting?" said lizards were the only lurking things dis­ she; "tha war is over. It would be much covered? A crested vireo now and then took breakfast together in the great better if young men would think of no­ sent its shriU note through the silence. crowded dining room, but they had a bler things." • • “I shall be glad when wo are once in small table quite to themselves. Rosalie "Oh, they don’t fight much," respond­ tho car and well started," said Aunt Mar­ found it very amusing to watch all those ed Rosalie, "except when Yankee detect­ guerite, looking doubtfuUy about and people from behind the morning newspa­ per that Mir. Roosevelt had given her. "You are very beautiful. Mln Rosalte.” ives come in here to interfere with their sighing as one who is bored. Rosalie did not respond. Sho watched Only a few women could be seen, and About two weeks after the arrival of business. Mr. Ellis told me ha should tho horses drinU, with long hissing sips, raost them were ready with hats and Aunt Marguerite at the mill a thing not want to hurt any one, ‘if ho could tho pure cold water, her eyes full of wraps to continue their journeys, being came to pass which caused her to !>egin have his rights without.' " "Whal; is his business, dear?’ asked quivering tears. '., mere transient stoppers. The men were, fearing lest the seed of trouble had al­ A sharp clacking on the stony road as a rule, well dressed, well fed looking Aqnt Marguerite. ready b-.eh M>wn in Rosalie’s life. It “Why, I don’t know," replied Rosalie; above them announced the coming of persons, apparently in a great hurry, was a visit from that magnetic young and each on good terms with his neigh­ cavalier Frank Ellis, who. thinking he "I could .ask pann. It’s some sort of dan­ one who soon appeared around the first bor. They all ate rapidly, some of them had thoroughly putwitted the govern-, gerous business though. Tho Yankees short turn. It was young Ellis on.his snperb gray steed. He rode directly to dividing their attention between their are trying to break him up; I know that, ment detectives, hod once mote begun tha carriage, where ho drew rein, and, l>eefsteak nnd their newspapers, taking for he told me." ' his riding into and out of the valley on “Where does he go when he rides past lifting his broad hat, bowed to his sad­ a mouthful and a paragraph alternately. his mysterious business. He brought Rosalie quickly noticed that Mr. Roose­ dle pommel. # some papers and magazines for tho mem­ hero up the valley? There’s no town up "Good morning," he said, then glanced velt was the object of much attention bers of the mill household, among them that way, is there?’ inquiringly Irom Aunt Marguerite to from ninny persons in the room, aud in "His business is up there somewhere. a recent number of The Revue des Deux Rosalie and back again, an unpleasant glancing through tho newspaper she I don’t think there's any town." Mondes for Colonel Chenier, who, from look of suspicion beginning to'cloud his found tho following: "He's an ugly fellow." natural bent, distaste for everything face. "You look like travelers. I hope "Mr. Auguste Roosevelt, tho great “ Ugly? ’ American since the downfall of the “Yes, 1 don't like his eyes, they are so you don’t mean to desert the miU. Mise southern railroad king, is in the city, south, and from long habit, turned to­ stopping at the Grand Pacific. He has restless and soulless. I think he’s bad. Chenier?’ ward France for all his reading. A gay "I am going home with Aunt Margue­ with him his wife and daughter." fashion periodical pleased Rosalie with Rosalie." » She smiltMl delightedly, thinking how The young girl gave her aunt a quick rite," sho replied, her voice shaking a its colored plates representing stylish this would please Aunt Marguerite, who searching glance, then her face grow little. women and children at a northern sum­ Ellis compressed Ida lips and stroked had not come down, but had ordered her mer resort. With all a young girl’s cu­ quite pale. Mrs. Roosevelt pretended liis horse's mane. There was a knot of coffee served iu her room. She did not riosity touching them, she yet seemed not to notice this, but she was studying for a moment suspect that she herself Rosalie’s face and trying hard to dirino wrinkles between his eyebrows. not to think of these lovely and costly "You don't mean to stay long, I hope?" was an object of much more attraction her thoughts. No doubt selfishness had dresses, bonnets and things in connec­ much to do with Aunt Marguerite's deep he rejoined, firing his eyes searchingly for the masculine eyes in that room tion with herself. j interest in this matter. Sho had once for npon her and tmeasuring her graceful than Mr. Roosevelt, though it was plain She mastered with quick gland’s the I all set her heart ujwti taking Rosalie to figure, »o perfectly shown by tho gray enough to every one else that sho was. minutest detail9 of their construction Her freshness aud beauty of face, her un­ Savannah. Axreauy Already ine the imnutest minutest details details traveling dress. . i. _ i .u . ■ . asvannaa. and nrm.ip-n.wt, ndnund tta taqmate o, h„ p.tfected. though she Tho driver had remounted to bis seat, consciousness of self, the lithe grace of b’.en-hn^ of uf colors, culorn. the graceful trrnceftil lines of . . 1 . ®. .. blending had never more than hinted them to tho but sat respectfully waiting for the con­ her figure, which. Colonel Chenier used ‘■waist and skirt, the jaunty elegance of to say was svelte despite ite plumpness, versation to end. household at tno tho iniu. mill uateiy Lately sue she had . • ...... x , nouaenoiti rum this hat or thnqntaj “ • .. ■ ■etatrf chatton- ibwn ,cUi ,leal nbont "I don't know how long I may stay," her rare gray eyes and pale gold hair, taw ™ not at fault She her mansion and its surroundings, . . . , r, . . . iier mansiuu ana us surrounuin^s, its she half sobbed: "aunt wonts me to stay the perfect poise of her rather large head, chow the etaplttUdw/Bn,,ehe chow iu fnrnite„, iu g^en lu ulwaya' all were emphasi^-d in their effect by the them in th« Im abstract alistraut and find with vr.th no nn per ner-­ . .... , . ...... i .. n_. .them combination of gray and blue in her ele­ "Always!" ho echoed. tropical plants and trees. She had de­ sonal view, not with any immediate "She is to bo my daughter from tills gant morning dress, and by tho inde­ scribed the fine shell roads, her carriage sense of their appropriateness to a pur­ _ ________ ____________ _______ __ ____ . tinie on«" 8a*(l Marguerite Chenier Roosescribable something which was not and horses.the beautmll suburban places. pose or need of her own. Ellis sat on a Bonaventure. Thnad&bolt, Tyhee and !. velt, veil, coldly wiuiy nnd nuu decidedly, uumueuiy, os us if u to iu end euu timidity nor yet bashfulness, but a sort bench beside her and helped hep turn j the many grand old homes in tho coun- *tho "Drive on,” sho add u matter ’“* at ‘ once. “ rv— ” ­ of birdlike shyness, as if on tho slightest the leaves of the periodical, now aiiU provocation she might fly away. try. Then, too, she had spoken freely of ed to the colored boy. then offering some light comment on the the young gentlemen and young ladies A rumor of her beauty spread nt once Ellis lifted his hot again, but there was plates. who often came to her house; of how the a terrible look in his eyes as they scowled with that mysterious rapidity which we .Aunt Marguerite noticed with the gentlemen talked and of what the girls at the old lady. all have wondered at. .That evening at practiced eye of one old in the ways of the opera all the glasses were leveled Tho carriage proceeded. wore; of bow these gay young people society that this young quin was no boor­ "Goodby—remember me," he said to upon the Roosevelt box, and many lips made thq house ring with mirth; how ish mountaineer. He was a keen, thor­ murmured praise of the "beautiful young Rosalie. His voice reached her ear softly, the grand piano -would fill the spacious oughly sophisticated, self poised man of rooms with music. Rosalie would listen sweetly, and his words caught in her heiress from Georgia." the world—a narrow world, maybe, but with lips apart and eyes darkened with memory and lingered like some bit of a Rosalie was so absorbed in following the world all the same. She did not like the story on the stage and in listening to sweet, sail tune. intense interest his restless eye. his startled glances, as of “Goodby—remember me," she quav- the ravishing contralto voice of Cary, When Aunt Marguerite began to sus­ a hunted man. and she recoiled from his pect that her niece might be growing too ertfl back to him, and then a great hum­ that she was wholly unconscious of all big pistols, his gun and his bowie knife. tender toward the mysterious young ming filled her ears and her heart seemed else around her. Sho had never before He looked to her like a bad man, who cavalier, she at onco conceived the plan to stand still. been in a theater. All this color upd could nearly hide his badness Under a When they drove into the village light and music, this passion, the row of hurrying her away out of reach of this veneering of suave politeness. His voice threatened calamity. She had frequent­ where Mr. Roosevelt was to meet them above row of elegantly'dressed people, the hud false nLtes. And yet she could see ly ask«f her how ahe would like to go with his private car, it was far on toward scenic splendors, the atmosphere, the how easily he might'* have been a good live in the Roosevelt mansion, and min­ noon. The streets were almost deserted, perspective, gave her that exhilaration and perhaps even a great man. His large gle with the happy young folk of tliat and the new white buildings, erected which one might feel who is suddenly head, bis strong, dark face, his air of im­ grand, shady old city, and Rosalie had amid the debris of the old town Sher­ transported into a paradise. periousness. his firmly rounded jaws, said she would bo delighted; but there man luid destroyed, glared fiercely in the At length, in the distance, she saw were tho exponents of a high order of was Colonel Chenier, would he let liis sunlight some one who looked like Frank Ellis, . ability. . ' ' child go? The question had to be an­ Mr. Roosevelt's car had just arrived, and for a time all tho garish show of the "How well such a dress as that would swered. Why nut now? Ak for Rosalie, and Mr. Roosevelt himself promptly theater disappeared. She was in the become*youf' he said to Rosalie, pointing if her heart hod not; been too deeplv camo to greet them—a tall, gray man dark grove by tho wayside spring. The touched, she would be easily managed. out a blue silk robe ruffled nnd flounced wind was soughing in the pine tops, and And so Aunt Marguerite at last fell to with the hawklike face of a Jew, and in the then prevailing style: “your com­ vtork in earnest, laying siege to the the bearing of an old time southern the crows were cawking as they flew plexion and your pale, bright hair would Chenier household, and attacking from gentleman. He took Rosalie's hand and across the valley. She saw tho jagged blend so sweetly with that color." every side at once. She was irresistible. held it caressingly as he offered some worm fences inclosing the patches of This seemed to Marguerite Chenier She carried the place by storm, and h/ul warm, informal salutary*phrases, his wheat and com. She even imagined a ’ । voice winningly cordial in its gravity waft of the pungent fragrance of sas­ Roosevelt a piece of cool, devilish wick­ her way. Mrs. Chenier consented when Aunt edness She saw Rosalie glance down safras and liquid amber. The young, Marguerite whisjiered in her ear the , nnd depth. He hurried them into the at her own coarse white dress, dusty doubt she entertained respecting Frank car, one of those sumptuous structures daring cavalier of the "pocket” sat on with flour, a shadow of self conscious­ Ellis’ intentions. Colonel Chenier finally which our railroad .magnates affect, his cluirger, his dark eyes looking almost ness flitting across her pure face. Ellis gave in to the educational argument. where he held a quiet interview aside fiercely into hers, his swarthy face show­ bent closer to her ear. and added in * Rosalie ought to have liberal advantages. with Mrs. Roosevelt ing an underglow of passion. She saw It was a shame for her to be wasting her very sweet soft tone: . "To Chicago!" exclaimed Aunt Mar­ liis broad sombrero, his belt and pistols, his heavy boots and cruel spurs. A "Blue and gold; your hair would fall precious beauty and youth and'raremen­ guerite in response to his first sentence. over that nch silk like fleeces of sunset tal gifts here in this dreary, dreamy lit­ " Yes," he added, "yes, to meet a rep­ thrill ran over her, half a pain and half tle valley. As for Adelaide, she soon a delight * A blush, like the color of a cloud over a blue sky. Haw 1 should caine over to Aunt Marguerite’s assist­ resentative of the Dutch bondholders like to see yon in that sort of attire I and my coadjutors in Chicago. It will pink peach Dloom, gathered in her cheeks Yoq are very benutiftal, Miks Rosalie- ance. and the fight was worn and lips. bo a pleasant tnp for you and\Miss Then the preparations began, and they Miss Chenier.” his voice dropping almost were not allowed to flag until the car­ 'Chenier." I "Goodby—remember me,” she heard riage stood in front of the old mill to to a whisper. Aunt Marguerite lifted her vinaigrette him tenderly say as he bent low in his But Aunt Marguerite overheard every take away its light and life. and reflected. Here was a swift turn in saddle. His voice, as she imagined it, wont She could not help it. was sweeter than Cary’s. She breathed her affairs. A rich* blush leaped info Rosalie's "How long shall you bo there?” she a breath of the mountain air; the tender CHAPTER VI. cheeks, and then a pallor followed, pastoral influence of the little valley presently inquired. OUT OP THE VALLEY, which affected Aunt Marguerite deeply. "1 cannot say, possibly a month, or crept over her. Suddenly the banjo! Ah,.this serpent-in Eden! The good even two months." replied Mr. Roose­ The thought was like a chord of runic woman felt as if she would like to brtiise velt "but in any event it will be pleas­ sounds, loyal to the pure simplicity of his head with her heel. ant You have never seen the great the old mill life. "Come. Rosalie dear," she said. "1 west Chicago is a wonderful city, and “Ah la mandore. la mandorel" she •want you to go with me to my room, the way from here to there lies through murmured in the tongue her father so please. You know you haven’t read to a charming country—the great prairies loved. we any today." . "Did you speak, dear?" said Aunt and all that." The young girl rose promptly, with a “Oh, there’s no argument." replied Marguerite, laying her hand lightly on quick responsive smile, as her aunt’s Aunt Marguerite, half ruefully, "if you her arm. voice called her wholly back to herself. Rosalie camo bock to herself so must go we must go too. and there’s the "Oh, madam." exclaimed Ellis deprepromptly and thoroughly that her wan­ end of it" catingly. "1 have but a few moments to It thrilled Rosalie when the train dering was not detected. stay, can't yon let Miss Chenier show "It was a mere meaningless exclama­ began to move. It was her first ex­ me the rest of these pictures? I’m a perience in railroad travel Through tion.” she replied. "There’s so much to genuine child about looking at pictures the window she saw the bouses of the see here. It confuses me. and the sing­ of any sort." little town slipping away to the rear. A ing has charmed me too—it is grand.” Aunt Marguerite affected not to hear "What a healthy, vigorous set of people current of cool air caifie in and momenta­ him. lheso western folk seem to be!” said Mr. rily strengthened. "Come on. dear." she added: and Rosa­ Mr. Roosevelt sat dowh by her and Roosevelt. "You can scarcely see a lie obeyed. gradually drew her into conversation as fragile form or a pinched face in all this “Goodby," he said, holding out- his they went clattering along between the' company." hand, which the girl took. "The women are stout and rosy, nearly sweet dusky summer hills. ; "Goodby." she responded. An exhilaration took possession of her.; all of them, aud the men are so heavy . As their eyes met he said: "I, too. limbed and broad shouldered,” added All traces of her recent te;un disappeared. should like to hear you read. Won't you Her cheeks glowed and her eyes took on I Aunt Marguerite. “It gives an idea of rend soma for me one of these days?” their wonted depth and clearness with an, avoirdupois to look the audience over. "Oh. yes, sir, if you would caro to Lis­ •Goodby—rantmber me,” he laid to added intensity which was not lost on i It is substance singing to matter this . Rosalie. ten," she replied. • this strong, healthy old man. * evening, I should say.” Rosalie looked buck ns the gay new "Come on. child." persisted Aunt Mar­ "It doesn't much resemble a southern "That's a charming girl. Marguerite," ( tarriago from the railroad town rolled guerite, tie saidjo his wife, when the opportunity audience," said Mr. Roosevelt; "more away from the old mill Bright tears Tho cavalier darted a quick, intense r .. .----look & offered; "it does one good to be near her. gravity and less dignity.” look into the old lady's eyes, then lifting She's like some rare blossom or—or— "But these are happy, sincere looking bad been a hard his hat and bowing very low, turned. her taco. The HIS SECOND CAMPAIGN. •ore., tetter, etapped bands,' chllbUan, ■he quickly added, “everything b really delightful I think 1 should like to lire here, only"—with a quick little sigh— •the •pocket* and the dear old mill would be all the time calling mo back to them." ■In a little while your homesickness will leave you." said Mr. Roosevelt, "and then you will enjoy everything to the full.” But when a strong, sympathetic voice, In response to a recall, sang the "Old Folks at Home," Rosalie felt eomo hot tears running down her cheeks, and in her heart tho longing for her mother’s kiss and her. father’s tender good night overcame every other desire. CONTINUED guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price M cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. A Methodist pastor oald the last dollar on Vassar's Presbyterian church debt. For a disordered liver try. Beecham's pills. After the grip Rood's sarsaparilla will re­ store vour fctreust., and heslth. and expel er«7 :See ofpotooafro- <b. blood. Not Drunk. REASONS WHY. County Should Vote to $54,000 tor the New Jail At the January session of the board of supervisors the board voted unanimously to submit to a vote of the electors of Bany county the question ot raising 310,000 for a new jail and »44,OOO for a new court house. The board of supervisors would not ask the people to vote an unnecessary tax; and by raising but 318,000 a year for three years, they have provided that the tax should not be burdensome. The unan­ imous action of the board was Influenced by the following facts regarding the court house and jail. We give these reasons so that the action of the board may be fully understood, and । the taxpayers know the facts regarding the question. We have no other interest except as pub­ lic spirited citizens to urge upon the peo­ ple of Barry county to provide for their own safety. Certainly if they can afford to run the risks thej' nre now running we can. REASONS WHY WE SHOULD BUILD A JAIL. Because the present jail does not com­ ply with the plain provisions ot the law. Because it is not a safe jail. Because it does not properly provide for the separation of young offenders from hardened criminals. Because it does not provide for the sep­ aration of the sexes. Because in case -of fire it would be a veritable dea|h trap. Because iti sanitary condition Is simply terrible and It Is impossible to remedy It owing to Its faulty construction. Because it has been condemned. Because it Is loo expensive to transport passengers back and forth from Cinrlotte, besides being unsatisfactory. REASONS WHY WK 8IIOUTD BUILD A COURT HOURK. Because the law requires each county to provide a suitable court bouse and fire proof offices, j Because Barry county has neither. Because the offices are full of valuable records which have been over 50 years In accumulating. Because every man's title depends upon the deeds recorded In the Register's*office, and there are 40.000 of them. Because the offices contaip evidence to support all foreclosures of diortgages, sales of land on execution, judgments in eject­ ment, decrees settling titles, nnd the evi­ dence Is nowhere else. Because the offices contain the records showing the regularity of ail proceedings ot the supervision. Including the appor­ tionment and equalizing of taxes, and the Because all wills, administrators and guardian sales can be shown only by tbe Probate records. Because ail administrators’ and guar­ dians’ bonds'and their accounts are kept in the probate office. Because all of the above records are ex­ posed to constant danger from fire. WHY 354,000 WuOULD BE VOTED. Because it will'be no more than enough aud yet'the experience of \>tlier counties provesthat it will be enough?* Because it is a good time to build. Because it will be cheaper and better to build both buildings at one time than one now and another years later. Because the county Is out of debt Because Barry county has over $11,100,­ 000 of taxable property according to the supervisors’ rolls. Because 354.000 would require a tax of about $4.85 ou each 81,000 of taxable property if raised all in one year. Because this tax Is to be raised 318.000 a year for three years, or about 81.62 on each 81,000 ot taxable property for each of the three years, or about 16 cents on each 3100. Because the money being raised In this manner, the tax will hardly be felL who should vote yes. Every one who owns a foot ot land. Evcty one who expects to bave.ii home. Every one who has a family whose in­ terests must be cared for by the courts. Every one whose title depends upon foreclosures, sheriff’s, executor’s, adminis­ trator’s, or guardian's sales. ■ Every one who has estates In the hands of administrators. Every one Interested In a child who has a guardian. Every one who does not want to pay 8200 or $300 for abstract records which will at most be a poor substitute for deeds and for copies of such records as tbe state can furnish. Every who don’t wjint to help pay the expense of running circuit court the year around at a cost of sixty dollars a day to settle controversies arising from loss of records. Every good citizen who believes it a duty to take care of tbe public records, assessment rolls and tax-history of the county. I ____________________ a clogging of the uyvtesi. BEECHAMS PILLS tjjjjrrrrr—-—****—***' Cocoas WUUUUU = process n “TimW atth CirtonU «f Seda, Rapaab. Potaah or Btatoruto of So*." ' .To partially supply tho loss of natural flavor and color caused by this treatment, fragrant gums and dyes are used. __D«. Sjdx»t_Rim For more than 100 Years the house of Walter Baker Jb Co.' have made their Cocoa Prepa­ rations ABSOL U TELY P UBE using NO Patent Process Alkalic3 or Byes. z • ’ W. BAKER 4 CO., Dirttafw, Mus. Cleveland and Harrison One for Ils angling, the other for Its shooting. Men of every political faith read it. There U no politics in it. Brimful of g Shooting, fishing, natural history travel, adventure. yachting, cancel and rifle. Oldest, ablest, brightest FORKST AND STREAM PfB. CO. PROBATE ORDER, State ot Mictilgan. County of Barry, as. At a session of tbe Probata Court, holden at tbe Probate office, in the Cltv of Hastings, In said County, on Tuesday the 23d dav of Feb­ ruary. Id tbe year one thousand eight hundred and ninety two. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of ITobata. tbe^roatter of the estate of Henry Gericey. S,,nB !*««<». duly veri­ fied. ot John Gerkey, son ot said deceased, praying that n certain instrument now on file In this court, purporting to be the but will and testament of said deceased be admitted to pro­ bate and that administration of said citato may be granted to John Gerkey or some other suita­ ble person. Thereupon It 1s ordered, that Saturday the 19th day of March A. D.. 1«82 at nine o’clock in tbe forenoon, be assigned for tbe bearing -of said petition aud that the heirs at law ot said deceased and all other persons lutarcstad In said eetate. are required to appear at a session of said court, then to be Bolden at the Probate offlee. In tbe city of Hastings, lu said County, and show cause. If any there be. why the prayer of tbe petitioner may not be granted. Ana It is further ordered, that said petitioner give no­ tice to tho persons interested In said estate, of the pendency of said petition and the h«-aring thereof by causing a copy of this order to be published tn the Hastings Banner, a news­ paper printed aud circulated in the said County of Barry, once In each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing. CllAB. W. AKXimtONQ, Judge of Probate. (A true copy.) PROBATE ORDER State of Michigan, County «( Barry—as. Ata semlou of the Probate Court for the County of Barry, holden ax the Probate Office la C.‘ET asUn^.: P 541(1 «wnty. on Tues­ day. the ZJddav of February. In the year one thousand eight hundred und ninety two. Probate11' Cbarlca -^“strong. Judge of In the matter of the estate of Lucretia A. Armstrong, deceased. in this court puroortinx to be the last will and testament of said deceased be admitted to pro­ bate, and that admlnlstation of said estate map be granted to J. W. Sackett, the executor therein named, or to some other suitable per­ son. \ Thereuptaitta ordered, that Wednesday, the 23d day oi March. A. D. 1832. at ten o’clock tn the forenoon, be assigned far the bearing of said petition and that the heirs at law of said de­ ceased and all other persons Interested lu said said Court, then to be uolden M the Probate •» U»e City of Hastings, in said County, and show cause. If there be, why the prayer ai tbo petttiMer may not be granted. And It is to the persons interested In said estate, ot the pendency of said petition and the hearing A Million Friends. “mFk b7 cop3r 01 te»s order to be A friend in need is a friend indeed, and published in tbe Hastings a news­ not less than one million people have paper printed anti circulated in said Coufety of B.-trry. once In each week for three succoaitra found just such a friend in Dr. King's weeks previous to said day of hearing. New Discovery for consumption, coughs Chas. W. Arkstboxu. Judgv of Probate. and colds. If you have never used this (A true copy.) . great cough medicine, one trial will con­ vince you that it has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of throat, chest and lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money will be re­ funded. Trial bottles free at W. H. Good­ year’s drtig store. ' Large bottles 50c and 81.00. . Deserving Praise. We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King’s New • Discovery for consumption. Dr. King’s New Ute Pills, Bticklen's Arnica Salve aud Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. W. H. Goodyear, druggist The Banner and Detroit Tribune one dollar per year. �to to. t— to *“J'* * Hastings Banner^ Thuraday, March io, 1S9'*- _ MARSHALL L. COQK‘ *^2”- -~ AU6U1T !*• I87W> > —ttPkte h»>r share willingly hwaoequaL iteinga sylyania crude and 155 makes It perfectly *f»- a ^or which to toeokoBon with ob««P •>» Ohio OIL BloooJnlZ 1; l»’Jt“ w«d -.urolnk” In l» Utorol m™". Jn‘ !„n .llowk too UM of IM ‘’£‘225^ to.™ I. not.lltoKl>o«wonto«lto»» W tent oil which prnnlto tho Sdc from Ohio erudo “"£,>"^2,,. come. tonre percenter' ot culphur wd " tXilo, .uOcloot nnplbn The ffrun.UI «nd conuoercUI wndlllon pert) to r»l» tbn 0i« l»» 10 >“ ^527 Jr more II beo'omeo itoeleM. » 'y or tbe coonlry «ro reported •» brinff ’«n preeperaM, br boto Bred.tre.1 end Dunn. docln« light to concerned tout ,ln Thoush Urge ehlpmenU of cold h... been will bum tnlrly well. ,t111 rery dto«ree^le odnr whll. burning »>£ nude to Europe, yel Be effeet on tbe btulhading too chimney with • nee.ottoecountrybMO'tbeen noticed to ctonco. Glee- Know Drop .oil a trial, tbe root to but little different than what you any extent ■ * nav for the cheap goods you are u>lng and Tbe United States Supreme Court has toe«ahtaelloB you will get In more than corupenMte. keying nothing ot deeltrvd the McKinley «ct con.tllutk.n.1, additional lately. For bI and bM «■*> auslaincd ex-Speaker Beed’, rbllllpa. H. U Newton and Cook 4 Cook. method ot counting a quotum. No other A. D. MkTleun. Wboleaalo Art.. IlaatlugK Mleb. deelrton) could bare been reached In elUi« u .iwodMee .nd ■ronnot .pproell. th. -- -------- — EDITORIAL NOTgS. The Ml drtert e. u. «»1" ’T®'”' kMtoot . melta botweeo to. 10^ Rrstps and our mother country- When ““.^.porebkWd .nd the cdl^tog Sstoud.MWcll. w. .paired toe .Ml “dMtty. which If protected would ortng ■ The Official Report of Gen. Hurst, Ohio Food Commissioner, shows ROYAL the purest Baking Powder Every other Baking Powder tested contained impurities from 10.18 per cent, to 86.23 per cent, of their entire weight. ™drereou» But .Imort m soon M «equire d. c*o*dton ihlpc begkn toelr depredoBoos, cod ffmerlnui cruiser, were sent Into the Alcsksn w.tcrs to protect the rights fronted to the Atort, Commeretol CemptuyTht "h*11" ’“'ll ■hutuing uspeeto tttol botluEnkisnil .nd Amerlc* sent Commissioned, there to de­ They will cheriah Ma memory for hto rise some metns ot settlc'toeol. whereby CMC, aa they are both rounded on common sterling integrity, while mourning the iota Fann of 190 acres in Irving. Barry of a firm and alneeru friend. Tbe follow­ the life of the seals could also be preserv­ sense. . county, Mich., known as tho Mites Engle ing living children aurvive him: P. A. ed. In the Interval a modus vlvendi was farm. Soil good, 70 acres under good cul­ Sheldon; Milo Sheldon; Mra. Maa Crook; agreed upon and last year armed cruisers tivation. 50 acres good oak timber, seven Albert Sheldon; Seward Sheldon; Mrs. Additional Local News. of both powers patrolled the waters. miles from Hasting*. Above farm will be Jennie Eman and Mrs. Emma George. sold cheap, and on very reasonable terms. Word now comes that the commotion For particulars enquire of W. J- Dibble, has failed to agree, and that Lord Sals­ Rev. T. L. Pillabua. well known in The Knight Errant of Chicago, one of ;Marshall, Mich, or Philo A. Sheldon, bury has refused to continue the modus this city and vicinity, died at his home on the foremost Pythian papers in the coanta ]Hastings, Mich. vivendl. Two problems now-face Ameri­ contains a good write-up of Hastings Div­ Michigan ave., at the advanced age of 80 can diplomats for solution. If American ision Na 19 U. R. K- P- in Uh» Februaa years. For over 45 years he was a min­ m Gratifying To All. including cuts of CapL A. D. The high position attained and the uni­ ister of the gospel of the Baptist church. cruisers steam through those waters and number, ; Niskern; LleuL W. H. Powers and Herald ,versal acceptance and approval of the His death was caused by stomach troubles. seize foreign scaling vessels, it will bring D. W. Reynolds. The article closes with pleasant liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs, Funeral occurred yesterday. oh serious Internatolnal difficulties; nuxtjf this just tribute to S. Greusel: "The ( as the meet excellent laxative known, the sealing Interests are uot watched, and Captain , of Hastings Division No. .19 may ।illustrate the value of the qualities on fJtiffmiB Found wot Guilty. —the Lieutenant and Herald may ,which its success Is based and are abun­ protrcte<l by American cruisers, then seal drill । The trial of tbe seven young men for life will sqon become a thing of the past, iheartily second his efforts, but no one In (dantly gratifying to the California Fig that whole division, in his own. quiet, un- ,Syrup Company. assault on Susie Holtzman took place last ___________ When Russia owned Alaska and the is- obtrusive ( way, does more for Ila promotion week, tbe case going to the jury about six lands, she was the acknowledged owner of and . advancement than Sir Knight Sylves^o’clock Wednesday evening. About the the sealing Industries. When America ter Greusel—he loves to do everything he same facts were brought out at this trial as Got. John Miller, ot North Dakota. re­ at tbe previous one. Since the former to bring credit and laurels to No. 19— bought Russia’s Interest, the sealing Indus- can ‘ he uses no tin horn or cymbals but be gets lates an instance of what Is being accom­ trial many have asked the Prosecutor why try naturally passed with it. and with tbe plished by farmers In the Red River Valley he did not arrest the boys on some other there just the same." two questions, one of which must bo set­ of Minnesota and North Dakota. He said charge.- He quoted law to the jury to sus­ The young who generally enjoy good S. J. Leland, near his town of Dwight, N. tain his position, that the boys couldj not tled. Uncle’Sam will be upheld If his menhealth, fall to appreciate what, and how D., bought 160 acres of land In the spring be taken under any other charge than as­ of-war send a few of England’s crulscra to much It means. The entire happiness of of 1881. for 83.600. and raised crops that the bottom, If necessary to protect our just of a life depend upon it. and much of the season worth the salary of n government sault and battea; and that the forcing of the girl to do even the least thing, contrary rights. success in business hangs upon IL Then clerk. In excess of the coat of his farm, as to her will, constituted an assault. The It Is surely a thing to be carefully guarded. jury were out all night, and ail of the ac­ Every free trade paper in the country is Scientists claim that one-half of mankind per the following statement: 4.130 Bu. ot wheat, nt Me£ cused were found guilty with tbe exception maintaining that the average rate of duty are deliberately committing suicide—that oro „ .. oats, state............... mr oo of Ed. Huffman, the other Ivys testify ing on Imports under the McKinley tariff Is 00 Is, they are every day doing that which Is .................................................... LT3RM thst he was not there and consequently percent With the wild and recklesa shortening their Ilves, either In drinking. Deducting east of fluid................................. 2.SOQSO could not have had no part In the assault. In the use of tobacco. In over-eating, or In abandon that these journals have of stating The verdict gives general satisfaction, as the thousands of other things which are Leaving....................................... -............... 8UMM Cases of this kind are so common that well as tho fines Imposed, which were as things, it is a wonder that they havn’t delecterious to health, consequently slow they area drug In the news market out follows: Ellis Hams 850 and costs; Fred placed !t higher. A free trader abhors suicide. Many a rich man has struggled west. •. • lingers and Frank Heath 830 and costs; statistics, but baring them once explained and tolled to gain hh wealth, neglecting and Fred McPherson. Fred Kurtz aud Fred his health meanwhile, only to find, when to him, is generally quite amenable to the Myers 890 and costs—the costs for each he hns gotten his riches, that he has lost one being 816. Now that public opinion truth. The latest figures are those for the his health. Most often this Is due to early Detroit, February -7- 1892. has been satisfied In tbe case of the boys. twelve months ending September 30tb, neglect From all this the young should .To the citizens of the state of Michigan: Justice demands that some punishment be 1891. During that time our imports free gain the lesson, that It is not only the The undersigned, having been appoint­ mind which should be cultivated, but that ed by Governor Edwin B. Winans in bls meted out to the girl, their partner In of duty amounted to 8419.465.4-10. The crime. From tbe testimony brought out, the body needs Its due share of care. proclamation of February 92d, Commis­ value of the goods upon which .a duty is il appears that her reputation is bad. and The question "Does farming pay” Is a sioners to receive and forward donations that shelhas been In a house of prostitu­ charged was-8413,203,165, making a total of money, provisions of * clothing con­ of 8832.668,605. The total duties collect­ much mooted one and can be only correctly tributed by tbe citizens of this state for tion. Her connection with the case shows answered, tt^ordlngly os the farmer is her to be a very bid person io be allowed ed during these 12 months amounted to successful In taking the best of every­ the relief of the Yaminc suffers of Russia, to run loose in society, and one woman ot 8193,040.020, thus it will be seen that the thing and working to advantage. Tbe have organized for the duties assigned to her stamp will do more to ruin youug men them by tbe election of Rufus W. Gillett, question "Does the da goods business than any other influence could do’ . average rate on dutiable imports was only 47 per cent., while on tl/e total imports of pay’’ is open to the same objections dhat Chairman; John 8. Gray, Treasurer, and All the boys have paid their fines aud the fortner question is, as Is any other George M. Lane, Secretarysettled the matter up. with the exception The appeal made by Governor Winans Is 8832,668.605. the only honest way of reck­ mercantile business. They all depend of Fred McPherson, who has appealed to oning, it was only 23 per cent The free upon management If tbe former question heartily endorsed by the undersigned, and the drcult court. There isn’t any question they urge the people of Michigan to trader dishonestly computes the rate ouly should be asked the Farr Bros., of. Prairie­ but that tbe fine Is a small part, a very ville, they would probably decide In the contribute freely of their abundance for small part, of the punishment the boys on dutiable goods, while it should be com­ affirmative at once. Though young they the relief of the starving and the destitute puted on all of our Imports. Suppose that arg" bustiers and are not afraid of work. of that unfortunate country. It Is hoped have received. They appreciate the ex­ tent 06 what they have dune, and feel the of our 8832,668,605 worth .of Importe, all They don’t contract for a lot of expensive that al! railways leading Into Detroit, and position in which It has placet! them. of it came In free with the exception of machlnea unless they can use It and see that all lines between this city and New In ail that we have said we have not York, will handle and transport contri ­ 8100,000, upon which we collected 850.000 their way clear for paying for IL Two butions of-provislons and clothing free of been prompted by any Ill-feeling, or any years ago they bought 80 acres of land and duty. Would our average rate of duty be paid for It all out of the crops they hat-e charge. An Immediate conference will be desire to see tbe young men concerned ex­ cessively punished. We trust that they 50 per cent? Not much. Only by free raised. Now they have bought 80 acres held with their managers for securing such will all heed tbe lesson taught them, and more and we will guarantee that they will favors, the result of which will be duly trade figuring. 4 given to tbe public through tbe press. In­ havn*t any doubt but what they will. pay for it, as such boys always da formation will also bo furnished as soon The democratic ideas of statesmanship ASSIGNED. was shown when It came to the Naval «p-_ / Go slow In making up your mimd that as possible, relative to the arrangements - you are tho most unfortunate person In tbe provided In New York /or receiving and propriation bill In congress last week. It; world; go slow In believing discreditable forwarding to their destination all contri­ Early Tuesday morning tbe Furniture is a well known fact that even now, the: things ot others. Hate nobody whom you butions made for the purpose designated. United States has a navy that Is Inferior to> don’t kn«w. on mere "hearsay" of others. It is requested that donations ot money be facton made au assignment to P. T. Colgrove for the benefit of creditors, and peo­ many other powers, and not at all In pro­ Go slow In giving confidence to a new forwarded to John S. Gray, Treasurer. made friend. Don’t complain of bad luck. Associations or Individuals having other ple generally were surprised when the portion to her rank among the foremost1 for the world will believe you unlucky, contrlbujjbns, will please address George news was Imparted to them. Tbe Insti­ nations of the earth. Even in the face ofI and the world has no use for an unlucky M. LaneArcretary, before shipping? who tution has had an up-hill business ever The Binco started, and has always been greatly Have as many acquaintances as will gitfwl needed information. the apprehension in regard to tbe outcome, man. hampered for tbe lack of capital to do the of the Chilian affair, when it was feared, you please, but go slow In adopting friends best and rfljout the only article of provis­ and If you find one reliable and true, cling ions that It Is wise to send. Is low grade business II has done. The wonder Is that that Uncle Sam might get worsted when It1 to him. Go slow in making up your mind, flour. Second liand clothing, well packed, It lias not gone to tho wall before this. came to a fight on tho water, a democratic: then act from a principle of right Go would also be acceptable. Tbe capital stock of the InsUtutioa is bouse cut down the naval appropriation। alow In all the indulgences of life; there It is especially requested that the press 831,500 and more than this amount has over 88,000,000, and recommended that will come a day of reckoning with your of the State will kiibdly aid In this work been put Into the plant Itself, leaving the ‘ body, if you abuse IL For the' loss of by publishing this statement, and that it institution without a dollar to do business only one aew war ship be built While 1 health, neither riches nor fame will com- may appear with favorable editorial com­ with, only what had to be borrowed from we arc at peace now. there Is no certainty■ pensate. Go slow in acknowledging you ment in every newspaper In Michigan. the banks and friends of the Institution. Though struggling along under this bur­ as to how long we shall continue to be,, are wrong, but if you onco find you are R. W. Giluctt, Chairman. ’ wrong, liasten to make amends. Go slow den. tbe institution has been able to meet Joint S. Gray. Treasurer. and the scrimping of a dollar now may en­ tn taking offense. An anga man Is never Its debts with fair promptness. But not­ J. H. Donovan. tail the loss Of hundreds of dollars a year ' a sensible man, nor a sate man. withstanding this, the credit of the insti­ R. G. Butler. from now. tution has hot been what It should be and Jas. W. Flynn. The following is what cash township David Stott. there is no question but what It has had to Ex-Speaker Reed and Speaker Crisp hadI should raise to pay for the Soldier’s and Geo. M. Lane, Secretary. pay a good percentage more for materials sharp little wordy encounter in the house. Sailor’s monument The table was made than It would have bad to do. haff It bad last week. Congressman Reed called the from the basis of the valuation of the XLipOl^htoW for K bought. Obituary. townships as taken from tbe Treasurer’s Speaker's attention to the difference in the' books: In memory of Mrs. Jane Mooni who Paying the large extra per cent for mater­ ial, with money borrowed at a high rate died Feb. 22nd at the home at her dau rules of the present congress and its pred­■ Assyria.............. -----—-—— — ——wv, daughter 8 74.07 Mrs. Jennie Story, LltUe Falla, Passaic and having to compete with Institutions ecessor, by saying that there was a vast■ Baltimore ....I, . 65.26 Co.. N. J., from the grip, at the age of 76. that have plenty of money to back them, , Barry ................... . 102.47 difference between "no quorum” and "no She leaves a husband and seven children, had Its share hi bringing things to a ’ Carlton............ j. . 86.89 . quorum voting.” Speaking Crisp held thatI Castleton............ five daughters and two sons to mourn her crisis. . 120.93 Another real mlaUke tbe corat-OT loss. the two terms "no quorum” and "no quo­- Hastings t’w’p., The long rough road la ended. 111 manufacturing 820.000 or . Hastings City. , rum voting” were the same, and the peo­ 150.08 Her *t>uy feet have pruned: •M.OOO worth or <oodi tor wbleh the. had How rough to her weak footsteps. ple will do doubt soon see a quorum vot­ Hope no onlera, u It did |„, Jmr IrvfoB^...-^ l erbaos we never guessed 76.69 ing on some measure, while no quorum But. with the weary Journey Mr1", ebnnpd. u they <to .boul ,|r ' Johnstown..... 90.25 Ro 110,m,Jr« distressed. mootlik, there wm a preat .tarnation In the will vote on some other measure, thoughi Maple Grove............ J....................... 82.53 Tte face we bend and softly kiss. turaltore bualneM e.erywhlre, .“o il, the same members be present Aside5 Orangeville................................................ 55.89 Hears no Impress but that ol bliss. large amount of goods had to be sold at from being founded ou common sense' ex­ Prairieville,... 134.55 way before na. B.Otla"d.............. ......................................... 68.46 Tff ™ d° UOt ■ Speaker Reed has had his poaltlon ap­ ^”!n>wu w1th blessings - Thomapple....................................................118.47 And pleasures we may know, proved by the highest court In the court’ Woodland....J,.,.,...................... 106.93 Or thickly set with dangers. in the country—the United States Supreme, Yankee Springs...................................... 85.86 woe. greatly hampered for lack of finances, and Court „ToU181500.07 such was really the case. Only thTrflSa By carefully reading the above it will That the democratic party la the bestl be seen that the amount for each township of the directors have saved the Institution from a crash several times In Ita hu* n friend (?) the old soldiers have wm prov­. to raise Is entail when the number of peo­ Since last fall matters settled dnJl8t y‘ en Friday, when n democratic house re­ ple in each township Is taken into consid­ eration. We hope that the citizens of duced the amount-required for pensions by each township will take this matter Into the enormous amount of 812,000,000. The their minds and do what is right by b»™ I" Itoyoik ■embera of tbe Grand Army will remem­ Messrs. Black * Son, upon whom the bur­ too h ni£8U>' I*"1®1 • '.cm lu c'a,u,7 ber this when the proper time comes, tn a den refits. । J way that will mM be at all satisfactory to «!•«>. the director, made /x .. Wanted. the detnocrate. The miserable cxc^ effort to borrow money .|£"2 P^1'One thousand cords of good wood of all they offer fur this piece of meanness Is M mis and all lengths. I will pay the ■M Oiled to. „ni« toYia^uJXLTT'"" “economy,” which Ik the only excuse the highest market price In cash or trade. • Ito honored credit to Dorr Mudok. too Okptretlon ot bla lenn or nm.^ rebel brlgadlerere In congress could make, moved to Hazir ite»rt..« Of offlcu lle and stand any show of pulling the wool eogwd In "o’ tro» YX'i™ ’ r'T 1,0 ; Marrtaga Lloanws, over the eyes of the old soldiers, whose *°< u . an<1 rwldsnee votes they deaire to keep them In power. ™toffWlnB. can I* known co..«nt^ Uo^u,'±l.O[..'^£"5i“‘'“>>*. turd an --------------------- , , H IUn!»| people M. ■ , CM jwtat .iu ptH, U, a;! tiently Identlfcd himself .wk t. PromlIty. >to proopw- SENILE SPRING IS IEEE, SINGS THE POET. We rise to remark that Were Here First FIRSTLY, that we have a big line of COOK STOVES. SECONDLY, that it is the best line of Cook Stoves in Barry county. THIRDLY, that you will get more value in this article at orjr store than you ever got before, anywhere and we invite the utmost comparison. LASTLY, that we want you to come in and see for your selves. It is in your power to be fully convinced. YOURS FOR BUSINESS, Goodyear Bros. A CORSET FREE From all objections nrged'against other styles and kinds. Reanirex no Bratinj io! Will oot-Breai Don Over liis Hips 1 Gives grace, comfort and health to any lady wearing it. • > 8aarantee the Gage-Downs corset different in prin­ ciple from any other. Money refunded if not satisfactory. THE ONLY AMERICAN MA DR CORSET That meets the requirements of ladies of fashion. Sold by L. E. STAUFFER. lon<. We trust that whatever may be Election Notice. J**?’ 1,n’t,lotlo° will be started up To tbe qualified electors of tbe several «srdt at a<a n, as Its shutting down will affect the City of Haitian: • । You are hereby mulfied that the annnxl ert» business to quite an extent * eleetkm will bt held on Monday thettb dtf April. UfcL incompliance with .mxHoo sixtl; « -ffl,'*®!?”, .7?* S” “I Uwr"wUI DO' the <rtty chatter, at whleh election she Ing otBoers are to be elected: , .. One Mayor, Reorder. Trei-ur-r. Uw American tbe Pwm» In |l«ce of Ruwll B Wthtutt I" 111. recent wboee term o( onice expires July «b "•’.'L22 .“"g'Jt n2TUn<"-pre- Marehai. .supervl-or find .in«: : ......... - -—- ■ -_ -J... AMrr* fcra 10 *ITTe« to tb. man tor earn < r the four wani«. buo for eecb at tbe four ward*, also one nemter« the Hour I ot Kduoallon, from e»eh « ard d Uj dtv a* tnliows: For the firrt *anl In •'«« 8.E Pi Mips, for the s-cond wHrd m 11«* ™ W.ftjlBiiM, for the third ward 111 4'1*“? A. E. Benkes, for the fourth ward I" v' V* “ tleo.TMnMnnoa.aD0i whose term* ofo.™*'1 pire the first day of July neat. , .. K Tbo blowing placet are devlgnntnt f-'r wg Ing the a Ud election in the " 'r,’\ "£ eityaa fiitows: First wan!. Frsnk blackatnith shppsiteeond ward. J >. tadMltmaeard K. < 8. H. IL; 7'.'id Cnunell room over Beumer's store, -t Fourth ward Sheriffs tJIfice Court 1 hm**Given under mv han.i and Hie val "f t..« </a of Hastings, this 7th dav <»f March. * ’’J*; J. H. Koid.igrenter. MIXER'S c&ss blood TH« CRKATK8T When you want a FRESH LUNCH, :Go to the CITY BAKERYFine line of creams and trash confectionery. A. E. RENKES. �Hastings Banner. Thursday, March io, 1892. W. R. COOK. Local Editor. Common j Soap Rots Clothes and Chaps Hands. IVORY SOAP DOES NOT. The Harvest Depends something on the seed. Battui Cmcx, Mich. Free. 16909373 All prsparty belonging to Mrs. H. .1. Kentield in Hastings i ncluding houses, vactint lots a nd farm of 40 acres in second ward. Apply to W. F. POWERS. HARDWARE STORE. AU person < are hereby warned not to trespass on my fawn, or to remove anythin* therefrom. Aov who will persist in doing so wilt be prosrouted aeoordlag to law. s M1O*. MAKiy<?RAD»OCX. Republican CanctMN. MtPt.r GROVK. The r^btihUeuM of Maple Grove will meet In caucus at M sole Grove Center*, In McKelvav's hall.Thursday. March 17th. atS p. tn.to nomin­ al" a ticket for town offices. HAITI NGS TOW XS HIP. Republican caucus will meet Saturday. March 19. at 10 x tn. at town house to nominate town officers. BUT LAND. Republlj ui cA'icus will be held In the town hall.Friday. March 2Kh, at 2 o'clock p. m. Every republican earnestly requested to be present. HOl’B. 4 Republican caucus to ba held at Cloverdale. March l«Ui. . .lOHNrrowx. The republican caucus will be held at the Grange nail lu Johnstown, on Saturday, the isth. 1K>3. at one o’clock, p. m. By order of committee. ■ AHRYHIA. , The repsbllcan'caucus will be held At the ■ town hall. Assyria. Mich.,Saturday, March 20tb. lew, at one o'clock p. m. By order of the town committee. HABBY. Republican caucus at Hickory Comers, March 19,1892 at s p. m. By order of Cbm. LOCAL NEWS. • CIRCULATION - This week, 81 quires. Hereafter, changes for advertisements must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to insure Insertion In the Issue of the week when brought John Bessmer exhibits a very rare violin In his show window. . Sap pans and palls made to order at Goodyeart hardware. ' C. W. Burpee has been appointed post­ master at Yankee Springs. Ladies call and see the new lot of mus­ lin underwear at Bussell's. Best assbrtraent of dried and canned fruits tn be found lu the city is at Hams 4 VanAxman's. Lost, on Saturday, March 5tb, between Hastings and the hodto of Orin Erway’s, of Rutland, package containing suit of clothes. Finder please leave at Mr. Erway'a or store of R. K. Grant For eale or exchange one 50 H. P. gine and boiler, one 15 H. P. engine boiler on wheel*, one 2 H. P. engine boiler, one Laos 4 Bodley Iron Husk mill complete, at Hastings Engine 4 Works. Mrs. F. M. Thomas went to Edtnore Monday. En­ Editor Warner was in Grand Rapids and and’ Tuesday. saw Herb. Snyder made a business trip to Iron Sunfield Saturday. Charlie Sheffield went to Marslutll on Albert E. Varah, now In the employ of J. W. Babcock will soon open a harness business yesterday. shop in Delton. Mr. Varah Is an exper­ Gen. Wm. P. Innes, of Grand Rapids, ienced hand at the business and the peo­ was In the city yesterday. ple of Delton will find It a pleasure to do Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Lusk, of Nashville, business with him? were in the city last week. The best boiler compound for cleaning Mrs. Frank Nims. of Lake Odessa, Is boilers sold at the Hastings Engine & Irou Works. It can be used through Injector visiting relatives In the city. or pump. 40 windmills for sale very cheap. A large stock of Iron kettles to be sold or traded for wood or old Irat. John McElwain is in Battle Creek this week working up Insurance. Miss Jennie Brnlnard. of Prairieville, When you may be needing something In Is visiting relatives In the city. tbe way of glassware, you will be aided Fred Kurtz has gone to' Ann Arbor to very much In making a proper selection by calling at S. E. Phillips, the grocer's. He enter the pharmacy department. has Just received an Invoice of new goods Frank Clark, better known as “Tad”, of in this line that cannot fall to please you. Ithaca, Is in the city on business. We regret to announce tbe death of C. Mrs. D. R. Cook Is visitlag Mr. aud E. Klsor, formerly of this city, but of late Mrs. F. A. Curtis In Detroit this week. in the marble business In Lowell. He was Miss Minnie Main returned Monday taken ill Feb. 24 and died March 2. The funeral occurred Sunday in Lowell under from a visit with friends in Middleville. the auspices of the Maccabees of which Mrs. Knight and Miss Addle Allen, of lie was a member. Eaton Rapids, were In the city last week. A little child by the name of Kimbcrllng Miss Gertie Whitney, of Maple (irnve, parents reside In Maple Grove was terribly visited Mr. and Mrs- T. S. Brice Thurs­ burned Friday by having lu clothes catch day. tire from the stove. Death soon put an The Misses Anna Forth and Minnie end to Its sufferings. The funeral occured Sunday. For further particulars see Hall, of Grand Rapids, arc visiting In the city. Dowling correspondence. Mr. and Mrs. John Atkins, of Grand Fourteen candidates rode the goat in tho Maccabee lodge Wednesday evening oflast Rapids, visited friends In the city over week, and seven! more Friday evening. Sunday. There are many more anxious to join, but Dr. and Mrs. S. M. Fowler spent Bun­ who cannot at present as the goat has day with Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Young in been overworked and needs a couple of Allegan. weeks rest to fully recuperate. Mrs.' Julia Goodyear and Miss Genie There will be a shooting match some­ Brown, of Grand Rapids, were in the city time in the near future, the contestants to Thursday. use repeating rifles, and.nothingbut rapid­ Mrs. F. D. Black returned from a. two ly moving objects will be deemed worthy of their notice. The heads of tobacco weeks visit with relatives In Greenville pails will be rolled rapidly across a field last week. and be subjected tb terrific fire. Mrs. Kirk Davh. of Middleville. Is vis­ Hastings teamsters may do well to take iting her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. D. a lesson from one administered to a team­ Eyjlcshymer. ster In Nashville last week. One of Geo. John Bessmer accompanied his daughter Witte's men. lu Nashville, drove a heavily as far as Kalamazoo yesterday, on her loaded wagon ncroas Walter Webster's trip to the Pacific coast. yard, cutting it up badly. Walter had a Mrs. Henry Wentworth was called to warrant sworn out and the fellow- was Grand Rapids last week by the sickness of lined 52 and costs by Esq. Felghner. her daughter, Mrs. Will Sage. Charles S. Hampton, stalo game and P. IL Dunning started out on a business fish warden, has instructed liis deputies to make no arrests of parties fishing trip Monday in the Interest of the furni­ through the Ice with set line* until further ture company. He-went to Ionia first. notice. Those instructions will hold until * Mrs. Emma Rock started for California the courts shall have passed upon the val­ yesterday where she will join her husband idity of Act 159. passed In 1891, which who Is working In the mines In the Golden prohibits the taking ot fish from Inland State. ' lakes except by hook and line. George Freeman, secretary of the An­ Every republican should read tho caucus derson Road Cart company, one of Lan­ notices in thisnbuerend in the Issues fol­ sing’s most prosperous and promising in­ lowing this. it m the duty of every voter stitutions. was in the city Tuesday calling io turn out and help elect the officers for on old friends. his township, and if you get good town­ ship officers you must turn out and nomin­ ate them at tbe caucus. Nomanought to A reader ot the Nashville News sent In ait back and growl nt the officers of his an able "plea for better roads” last week, town if he doesn't show enough interest to the article was a very good one. That the nt lea-t venture oiit and help nominate question of making k<xmI roads Is receiving those whom he thinks would make good the attention of all Is very evident, and we officers. . . predict that the next decade will see a President Sbortridge. of the North Da­ great change. With a stone crasher and a kota State Farmers’ Alliance, has Issued couple of goat four horse wheel scrapers, an address calling upon the farmers to re­ the road commi.-Miloner of any town could port their needs In the way of extra teams soon have the roads of his township so and men to do spring plowing and seeding/ that pulling heavy loads over them would He urges the utmost activity aud prompt­ only be a picnic for horses. Instead of ness. It is estimated that 10,000 men killing them. more than there are in tbe state at this “Tho Gateways of New York." n de­ time Will be required. The greatest scarscription of the means of access to the me­ cityX»f labor is in the Red Elver Valley. tropolis nnd of the proposed new tunnels For further particulars call at the Michi­ and bridges, will be the subject of a valua­ gan Centra! passenger depot. ble article by John Gilmer Speed In the The Grand Rapids Press aptly remarks: next number of Harper’s Weekly, publish­ ed March 9th. It will be accompanied by Farmers in thickly settled sections can confidently expect a free dally delivery ot n map. and will be fully Illustrated. An­ mail aud in view of this valuable change other article ot timely interest, to appear that Is surely coming in the near future to iu the same number of the Weekly, wilbbe them they should set about getting better description, with Illustrations, of the Club­ roads. At the town meetings the best houses of Currituck Sound, written by Al­ qualified men should be selected for high­ exander Hunter. way commissioners and overseers and Saturday Robert BlIHngsly of Irving, liberal sums should be. voted for tbe Im­ provement. The officers entrusted with had trouble with his father and knocked the road work and fuhds should faithfully him down. It seems tljnt the trouble com­ menced several years ago over some money endeavor to see that they are wisely, ap­ plied. All tills to tho end that the mall matters, which Rob had come to town pre­ carriers work may be facilitated In all pared to settle Saturday. In the deai tho former went on his father's- bond and re­ kinds of weather. fused to settle Saturday as the old gentle­ The first appearance of the rabbin used man had Dot brought along the old bond to be noted by all observing Journalists nor made any preparation to have some and they (the rabbins, not tbe journalists) one else go on a new bond with him. Tbe were welcomed as harbingers of spring— son’s refusal to settle angered the parent sometimes called gentle spring. But and he proceeded to give his son a caning, things have changed In this country, and whereupon the latter struck his father, now the bicycle has come to vie with the who Is 82 years old, a blow that sent him rabbin In making its first appearance, and to the walk. Though there Is no excuse we were confidentially Informed last week In tbe world for such 111-treatruest being that the rabbin had been dethroned and ail accorded a parent, yet we knowltbat Bob honors given to the bicycle as the real har­ keenly regrets his hasty actions, and will binger. As we have no reason to doubt not let his quick temper get the best of bls word we modestly announce that the him again in such a'case. Though the appearance of several bicycles upon our old gentleman was the aggressor, yet any­ streets indicate the approach of spring, one could easily keep out of his way. and soon the “court yard will be carpeted Both were arrested and Bob plead guilty In green.” Monday and paid 85 and costs. The case Secretary_Bj(kermf-4he state board of against the old man will be tried Friday. health? is of the opinion that a marked In­ crease ot the grip malady ‘may be expected at an earlv date, since the atmosphere is again laden with an excess of ozone. Tbe Increased use of electricity, says the sec­ C. B.i Thomas,took In tbe examination retary is productive of ozone in excessive at Grapd Rapids March 1 and 3, and Is quantity, the very condition inoet favor­ now a registered pharmacist able for the spread ot the Russian epidemic. A dwelling hquse belonging to a farmer If the secretary's hypothesis be correct, by ths name of Nichols, living in Carlton, the higher civilization, viz., the age of electricity, means tliat inflamed eyes and burned to the ground Thursday. noses and general discomfort have come to We Have on hand a fine stock of fresh stay unless, perchanctv science shall dis­ bulk garden seed for ’92. cover some means ot checking the advance Hams 4 VamAkman. of the Russian destroyer. Cannot tho At Goodyear Bros, hardware you will secretary, who by the way Is one of the find L. W. Kenfield the plumber. Job best paid of state officers, suggest a rem­ work and repairing promptly attended to. edy? Elsewhere lu till* Issue will be found a For sale cheap at wholesale prices, four new plows will exchange for wood or old table allowing the amount that each town­ iron. Enquire nt Hastings Engine & Iron ship should raise to finish paying for tlx: Soldiers and Sailors monument A glance Works, j at tho table will show that the amount for The revival meetings at the Episcopal each town Is small when everything is con­ church are drawing a good attendance sidered. It will be remembered that A. each evening and ought to be the means Black 4 Son will have to pay the balance of doing a great deal of good. ' duo on the monument unless the people do what they ought to do In this matter. For sale very' cheap, one two story Though legally bound to pay for this house, nine house and lot and barn, one monument yet every man, woman and top phaeton buggy and harness. Enquire child Ju Barrv rffiTniy ought to have pat­ at Hastings Engine 4 Iron Works. riotism enough luil respect enough for the Have your laundry work done at home. dead soldiers -and sailors to contribute No second liand work. J. C. House la their mite, and relieve Messrs A. Black 4 prepared to do all kinds of work In his line; Son from tbe load which they carry. at short notice and in first class order. What town will be the first to raise Rs share of tire money? Troy laundry, J. C. House, proprietor. For tin copper and sheet Irou work eaJf at Goodyear*s hardware. They have « first-claw workman. PERSONAL MENTION. IL K. Grant la at Wall lake. We are In receipt of the report of T. C. Sherwood, tbe Commissioner of tbe Slate Baking Department When the state banking law went Into effect In 1889, there were 80 state banks and one trust compa­ ny In the state, whose total assets were 538.903.417. •December 31, 1891, there were 124 Incorporated state banks and three trust companies, whose total assets amount to 805,191.972, an increase of 44 banks, two trust companies and 536,323.­ 555 In assets. During the past year 20 new banjes and one trust company were Incorporated under tbe state law. During the post year two bank have gone into voluntary liquidation, having paid their depositors in fulh During the year two Incorporated banks have failed, making three Incorporated batfks failures lu eight years; viz Lowell National Bank In 1888; National City Bank of Marshall In 1891; and tho Milford State Bank in 1891. The Marshall failure was brought about by rhe cashier skipping out with over 5100,009. Tbe failure of tho Milford State bank was through speculation, bad loans, nnd gross negligence on the part of tbe directors. The Commissioner wisely suggests that some penalty be Inflicted upon directors who grossly neglect to perform the duties th<w- arj expected to perform. If this wrffv. done many of the evils would be remedied and failures would be few and far between. That tbe state banking law is doing kood Is proven by tbe increasing demand for banks and the Increase In the volume of business. AT A r acquainted with life can be ignorant ol the improvement which genteel »PP»rel \ z-\ \ j /-> n produces in the carriage, tone of the thought, and principles of an individual. \ I ) VI (1 II It gives » man confidence, self-respect and a sense of equality with his companX 1 X1XU11 io,ls; it inspires him with energy, independence and courtesy of manner. rhe face becomes manly, bold and free; there is no slinking through narrow lanes and back streets, but ori tne contrary the smoothly dressed man steps out with a determination not to spare the earth, or to walk as u he trod on eggs or razors. No; he rushes onward; is the first to accost his friends; gives a careless bow to this, a bluff nod to that and a patronizing Show d’ye do” to a third, who is w*rse dressed than himselt. Believe us, when we say, that . ... zz^e GOOD CLOTHES =3Z— are calculated to advance a man in life nearly as well as good principles, especially in a world like this, where external appearance is taken as the exponent of what is beneath it. . THE GREATEST ASSORTMENT Of strictly fine Suits and Spring Overcoats ever shown in Hastings awaits your inspection. -:-BOYS’ GOOD CLOTHES.-:It is hardly necessary for us to comment further on our Boys’ and Children’s Clothing. Mothers are aware that if they want to make a selection of a Suit or Overcoat for their boys, From thenlargest and best stock in the city for the lowest possible prices, they must come to us—and they do. E. W. Morrill & Co., Hastings, Michigan. One-Price Clothiers. NEW SPKINQ Something to be Our New Spring Stock of Remembered Y those interested in the' The Stein Bloch Co’s, elegant clothing they wear, is production in clothing have that the manufacture of cloth­ for men and boys has be­ arrived and are now ready for ing come one of the leading in­ dustries of the United States. inspection. B (Read what we have to say in adjoining column.) • Also a superb line "bf hats, gents’ furnishings, and entire spring stock of goods. As usual, all previous efforts outdone, and this season’s stock better than ever. This is the last time we will have anything to say to you about the great sale of the Clement, Bane <fc Co’s stock, The reason is that there will be nothing to tell you about by next week. There’s a lot of odds and ends left that have had their prices changed. They will not last long. > This has been a great sale, something • long to be remembered. Competition knocked "higher than a kite," store crowded with goods and bargain seekers, $10,000 worth of clothing sold in a few weeks, extra clerks, the talk of the town -that tells the story of a most successful sale. People know now better than ever that it pays to keep posted as to what is going It employs millions of capital and thousands of expert and skillful workmen. It lias made great advancement To­ day the clothing manufactur­ ers employs the best talent and control the products of the most exclusive mills. The exclusive tailor is no longer in it, as he isforced to pattern after the nobby styles and perfectly cut garments pro­ duced by the wide-awake clothing manufacturer. Our business plan has ever been to sell good clothing or none, therefore we alway get the best obtainable for our customers. The best is none too good for them. The Stein Bloch Co’s make of clothing has a reputation as the best. Too much can­ not be said in praise of their elegant productions. In selecting our spring and summer line of clothing we have purchased an immense and very complete line of this splendid make of clothing. Its such a stock as any high class clothing house is proud to offer to.their trade; and such clothing any man is proud to wear. An inspect­ ion of this stock would be a pleasure to you. We believe the purchasing public appreciate and prefer conscientiously made cloth­ ing, rather than the shoddy make, and this stock will ap­ peal not only to the eye, but to the judgment of buyers.' W'E’VE got a grand line of ’’ hats already on our shelves, others arriving. Very attractive. Every year beat­ ing the record of former years. �& TIME TABLE. i NATIONAL _ SEVEN killed in a wreck. memphisin arms. It* Citizen* Buckle on Their Private Artillery. APOesBLE BAGEWAB THE 0AH8E. . _______ _ Ctaltonr. to. MOMENTARILY MAI). Tl ■J stations. A K»«ley Graduate'* Suicidal Inclination*. Chlrtto-u. Mn~«k~ ,Mle to. Wet-to^ “^^X,mg the shop employes' trains were run«u*a rtd. by »ld. ca prtstal ttato*. ^d*ditching too ““““Odntlcnrtiglno •fl THREE FUMOUB ATTEMTTO TO DIB- ELumxon.. ClrlHsat’a*—Thre’ ■Militia Raid 1D •k '. * BtetUhrta MeweiriA March 7.—Trouble has been brewing for some time between the whites Kd blacks in the lower part of the city, .nd Saturday night’s attack on ^three deputy sheriffs by a mob of negroes threstccm to bring on a race war chat will cul­ minate In further bloodshrtL-The trouble wm precipitated by an attempt to arrest Wfil Stewart, a negro for \whom Judge Dubose had issued a bench warrant. W.re K.»dy with Tb.lr Os"*Deputy Sheriffs Charles Cole, Robert Harold, and Avery ■bout midnight in Calvin McDowells grocery stere at the corner of i}*“1“lpp* nd Walker avenues surrounded by a oowd of friends. The negroes had been saperting the raid aud were armed with Winchesters kud shotguns. At the aptjrarance of the officers the negroes opened STia ttatoto. offltoto Ml. rti taW Wounded. They returned the fire, but Done of the negroes was hurt. Eorely Chauce te Lyneb Fifteen at One*. ;A posse of deputy shsriffii who were lq^ the immediate vicinity came to tho rescue and fifteen of the blacks were placed unto .best. The scooting caused the ««««* excitement kx the neighborhood and fif­ teen minutes after the first shot was fired ’ efcry white man wm armed with a «inchester. The wounded men arc still alive. I “Tliirsling for Revenge," m DsnaL ■ Officer Colo Is in a dangerous condition, however, awl will hardly survive. Tho others it is now believed will recover. The police placed fourteen more negroes under attest yesterday Charged with complicity fa the shooting. If Officer Cole should die further trouble is expected, as the vribites living in tho vicinity of the shoot­ ing ore thirsting for revenge. JohnF. Duessing. The first four were mar­ ried, tho others unmarried. All the killed were horribly mangled. T^e accident wm caused by ithe carete-D'M of a switching crew. William Bar­ tels, the foreman, immediately gave him­ self up to the polloe. He «ay«ther* 13 n° excuse for tho accident. He simply forgot Io close the switch. SPRINGER SHOWS IMPROVEMENT. for His Recovery. Washixgtox, March 8.—Another con­ sultation of Representative Springer’s phy­ sicians was held last night, and as a result it was stated that the condition of the pa­ tient showed a slight improvement, with reason to hope for his recovery. Springer Iiassed a favorable day. He showed signs of extreme nervousness and sensitiveness, and .this was regarded by the doctors as a sign of clearer comprehension. Tho slight­ est noise disturbed him. Til E rick Br^s. *>.« . W..S Makes Two Dssperato Efforts to . Mlm*elf from ■ Eonrth Story dh.T. a severe shaking up. Effect on tho Shop Train. But on the shop train the effort ""“T rfbta There 100 °“ and of these seven were kilted, °°® ioasly hurt, and twelve so badly tost toer had to be removal by «“tatoace. Ttay ’111 *H tocorw, boweven'Tta klltod ere: Freak Pfrlrt J’bn G™“^ knwski Stanislaus Kobacinski, Paul WMner. iSJt Wotae. Joreph Dudringer, T the that blac wor tom A Bev this som C log WSS&rr:::.::::: Vb. rrtXXto on •>» M^topU- io it SS S0*0p ?. U CHtcaoo. n^u» ot a proc- toe nUThtaT EX oot nt pep«. atumptrtl.to UU Mm the OTW® ENJOYS boos* Both tho method »nd ««!*• wb“ Srrup of Fig* i» Uk«>; it <• P1?*"]1 Jd mfrtahibg to th. US., «d adjourned. WiMWOTOX, Manto Dolph ntod..pto. torbjpfcw rtlt hr ehoottog laet erenlty_« WWW taeh.toooa wilUameendhlertttocam. brm from Betofr. Wto. a tm JPThe, occupied rooma oo to. fourth Ooor th. Mau-MU. eiutol. Ei’srai's^s Tl>” w*ho KN to«> w«. « It. <UW otMra. Dr.rr.Pe boardtop bourn <“ toah.reone Blur. WllUam. -- «~>°' from Dr. Kertey’a •->«“«Dwight tour weeka ago bo >>“““£ “12; bl. n’tobta, .P-Jto to A. rtnrt. to I.ror ot Dnboto th. rtttto* atnugrtr at times, but bo was L. Uqu« beML WhU. eltUbg a* tha a«,llrn.ro -bo ml«bt -not to P“‘ ton torr word* nnd to. out wont otnr.lM Mftoto b.ld «1 MCUllr. MMlo. ond table Sort..rectag with hla w1’*' dltu-r, he enddenlr drew a <rom bla pocket end pushed It egslort hto kit oonatipation. breast. n.r.1, Xi.~a Bl. »•" Th. ball drilled a hole about an loch ta­ lon lb. brut, peurtrrtlng to. to^r lota otthe lung. He then wrtked scrora tta room end, nJetog to. ’tat’’; th"’ HMim iw> SOUTH. Afte coni his T stat dlsg deal cept 15 o Hathmon. O ... effects, prepared only from the moil dtocuurtl Dtrtrlrt mrttrt* M«i «™“ no Mmroprtrtlon ot *M0 t« Catholic Orphan Aaylum, 0’N.lU ot Mlmourt rraatad It_ ».»"• Th. btU wa. rtlll pending « adioumm.nu wmnww Mrueb C-Tha ~oata tMUrtd th. bill tor to. rellrt ot ex-Port|X-"“ . .... .____ ..nun^ollx Aquilla 10 30 Katamazoo Ar... Syrup of Fig* 1* the Delton asrss^^jbrxe's ^bTtaXto* to commit**. Stations. eng citlu not villa • mon of 2 buil lots chan side will Bree Th how mwy excelled qnalitie. oommatd U to all and hare made it tbe moat and bottlee by all leading drug- Freight trains will be run al the eontenleMe f the enrapany. who reserve lhe rirht to danse He Uum of such trains without notice. * F. Bvsh. (tali') Macaser HrtO. Porntlt. Genl I*. A T. Act ' notXve it on proor u>< xwcuvj-rt—--——■ wb«» tartrtortl Willtax.J’ <Cloggotmulxtoi ooatort,lr» thrt ho might lire. h”,““2JSl 1plutod *»<f DuboU retolnwl tn blx *•** nr wtax ta hxd doo. u>d «iMd I’ Int*lbJSbou~ W.uoo ot substitute. Hastings, - - Miclx> Dr. Itorke «M died ta to rtrixt Dr. CAUFOHNU FIG STBUP CO. that tb. .iAf.M.ul br to. AtUnt* arid .nd th.J drrtrtd th. Dr. 1'rtko tad left th. Boot. WU^ot* 'CunHItnUon that hl. ,oto tor btowbrt, IUIAK nNKi900. . $75,000.00 «•*«£ •uddOTlr tacam. turion, and tom tha poblloao. In U.contort IfM LOUI8riil£. KF. ftgff r<MC SURPLUS I7.000.0i>. nipt Wrti rt> Intnmou. l.lKhood, Dlrtrto. bandages from the wound. matters were then considered until ad­ Foucht ths Doctor Like a Madox*®Incorporated under the law, of the State of In order to prevent the irritation pro­ H. tonght Dr. HatBrid Ilk. a mad- journment, the bill being pending at adMichigan. duced by sounds that penetrated lhe rick । journment. room tho door bell wm muffled, the street M and .neodrtl ta WASHIXGTOX, March 5.—In the senate Open tor business Dec.is.lMfl. was blockaded nnd sawdust Lnid on the window* Ba threw op th. window tatora Dr. Hatfrrid could ororpo ’ er him. yesterday Gordon introduced a resolution street car tracks that passed the door of officers: the Springer residence iu order to deadenand ___ —tor__ rt. ’.ral mtanu. tta l»o mm to pay the heirs of urn late Atax H . . . £)p. Hatfield the sound of the rumbling cars. During struggled for supremacy, Stephens compensation for expend of rxha'artod Cheater Messer. Vlee. Pres. the day Springer asked concerning the -* —K—w prosecuting hta claim foe a seat in, the progress of the debate in the bouse on tbe who tad .uffrtrtl grrntlT during the Wood, gar. up *ho fight. During thl. DIT-JECTORJ: special oider concerning the silver bill. Stanford introduced a bill Um. Mr* Wllllama and tar S-yaartold period. '.Reynolds W. H to * purchase, with new greenbacks, TALK OF A RACE CONFLICT. DR. SCUDDER’S MAD WORK. " daughtar were ta tta room, hot th. wit. silver nt the rate of not more than waa too much overcome by th. riioek to John Carreth. Chester Messer. He Violently Assaults f Fellow Prisoner render any aarittoneh. With a Chair. on the pure food bill eulogies were deliv­ The excitement over the shooting is inTEARS OPEN HIS W OUND AGAIN. Chicago, March 7.—Dr. Henry M. Scud­ ered on tho tata Representative Lee of Interest paid on time deposit, nnd i ^menJ CTBMlng. The air to thick with rumors of der, accused of the murder of Mrs. F.. H. A BorrtM. town, la th. TrertaOT of Virginia, and the senate adjourned to Banking Business Transact e<t. a race conflict, and groups of exdtcd white Dunton, . his mother-in-law, attempted to nt. wtr.. men gathered on the streets yesterday to Alter William, had been calmed bo dfecuss tbe situation. Late in the after- 1kill,a fellow patient in the detention hos­ yesterday afternoon. The two pa­ .gain exprcrtrtl a wlab that tta pbyriolan the hoUHj and in committed private claims CHICAGO A-‘ WEST noon a meeting of cltiiens wm held at the pital I had been tramping through the cor­ might mr. hla lit* L MICHIGAN Ry. court house to decide upon a plan of ac- tients 1 Tta wound wa. wen- considered and M-veral parsed. A as they had done all day. Dr. Scud­ .IrrtWrtl again and tho patient waa Induced night session ■ was attempted, but there tlbn. zLfter a prolonged discussion it wm ridor ; dflcidcxl to call upon all good citterns to der < entered his cell, grasped a; to U« down. Mr* William* >atattar was no quorum present. -Grand haplds for. tauler their services to the aharifl to aid chair, । and as his victim pa*s<xl the. hneband'e tadrido trying to wxrita him, WASHINGTON, March 7.—1:0 house him in keeping the peace. । ------- That --------- official -------cell door hit him on the head with it Be____r . wh«l bo «*• onco “.o™ «tMd with a do­ Saturday a letter from the treasury was IN THE adeepted the offer, and several hundred fore he could repeat the blow tho attendread stating that Wd0,a» would be neces­ . sire to hurl himself from the window. He men were sworn in-as I ants came to the rescue and after a fierce Id-m deputy sheriffs sheriffs i sprang from the bed and tore open the sary for the government exhibit at j the a They are All Walking Arsenals. struggle the doctor was overcome and (»•!•.• <C - wound afresh. Dr. Hatfield, who wm World's fair. A resolution was adopted Every white man in town wto a walking placed in iroxia He accuseil his fellow sUUweak from tbe first encounter, wm to investigate the validity of the Maxwell ■rsenal last night, and should the negroes patient of beingTnleague with hta wife to unable to cope with Williama land grant in New Mexico. Tha urgent renew tho trouble the uprising would soon convict him of murder. Rapid* deficiency bill was passed, aq was a bill Th» Frensy of ■ Maniac. be put down; Tho scene erf Saturday Blcod streamed In a torrent from the for tl00,000 deficiency in the agricultural night’s tragedy is In a loc^lty notorious *WMk*aj^-Xn-rr<l»l ■ -n ’£»“!• 9:00 a. m. h*s through Ichalr car to (nk-ago. New York, March 7.—William H. Mc­ wound, and in his frensy Williams tore appropriation. Holman antagontxed the for its toughness. It is h hang-out far hta underclothing into shreds. He struck No estra charge for seats. , , roustabouts r.ud thieves and tho authorl- Ginn, 27 years of age, quarreled with his 13 p. m. runs through to Chicago solid ,1th ttas have always experienced great diffi- sister, Mrs. Mary Hempier, at the res­ Dr. Hatfield a terrific blow in tbe face, Wagner buffrt ear Mrt« M reniv calty in maintaining taw and order. Tho idence of Mrs. Mary Wiegand, J65 Siegel which staggered him. There wm a fierce S-17 p. m has through tree cb*ir carlo Manis­ NOTICE. glare In WUltams ’ eyes, and he acted like tee via M. ft N. K. It K. negroes in that section of tho city arc all street, Brooklyn, Sunday night. McGinn bill. li JS p. m I, solid train with Wagner r»ure armed and they are making open threats struck her several times with bis fist, a man in the violent ward of an insane WASHINGTON, March 8.—A bill was re­ To the Qualified Elector* o( Barn’ Co.. M Ich. Wmkhras. Two-thlrds of the members of the steeping ear through tot'hlcaco. of applying the torch. The police and Hacking her eyra. She threatened to Mvlum. Thrusting Dr. Hatfield Mlde, he ported Id tha senate yesterday to extend tt!ffip.m.toll»3tanapoh’or.b bounded across tbe room to the same win ­ deputy sheriffs ore arresting every sus­ kill him and he drew a pocketknife, tbe free delivery system to town* of i,tfX) in*voted to submit to the Ml picious character to be found, over forty opened it, and handed it to her, saying: dow which he had tried to leap from in the flrat struggle. Mra. Williams ran shriek­ inhabitant* where tho postal revenue having been lodged in jail. “Kill me if you dare." Mrs. Hempier took reaches <5,000 per year. Peffer introduced Militia Rea<ly for Action. him pt his word and plunged the blade ing from the room. a bill to increase Mexican war veteran*' Help in tha Nick of Time. Tho Chickasaw guards, Hibernian rifles, Into his heart. He staggered from th«/ i food Williams had raised the window and pensions pnuiimw to (25 t-z per mouth. ***»*.*». Tbe — pure .. Houzier zouaves and the Bluff City artil­ house to a neighboring drug store and X-UlBOUl lery, numbering 1,111 soldiers, are resting fell dead in the doorway. The woman was half way out when two men passing | bill was then debated without action . ’e •----Joniury 3rd. t»». the house heard his cries of “ Murderl" The adloummant. adjournment. on their arm* ready to resjond to the call county. Leara Grand BapMs for ... The house, in spite of vigorous opposi­ mon rushed up-stoira and assisted Dr. of the sheriff. The negroes are filling up I Hatfield, who wm clinging to the insane tion from anti-silver Democrats, took up on whisky and an outbreak is feared. Four shot guns and a lot of ptatota and -4jes MoiKES, Io.. March a—The grand man’s legs. The doctor says that if help the rules committee's resolution—setting Hasting, in said count knives, which*'were taken from the negro jury of Taylor county haa returned crimi­ had not arrived just when it did he would spart March 23, IS and 84 for coasidrra- ith. A. 1). tsw. there W1U Lowell prisoners, nre in the hands of the police. nal indictment* against H. M. Belvel have been obliged to release hta hold on lion of the Bland bill-before the journal ‘ Tom Muss and Will Diggs, two of tho in­ doorkeeper of the senate, and E. Houck, Williams. Police took charge of him then, j■ .vos read, and after a taw hours of ani­ or prup<rttioa of raising the sum of gMjOOD for I fiaginaw-.. -........... . and he wm bonnd and taken to the hasI mated debate adopted tbe sama The penciters of the riot, ore letter carriers. the purpose of bulldta* and furnishing a court I ~Kv«irv dev. tWc editor of The Southwest Iowa Democrat U iMro't *.tb 1-rW don bill was passed. The World’s fair house and Jail, to be rrv«-ted ou court house 1 -,-’nrrm^mr^xh The Memphis Lynch Not "Up to Date." iO» lu ruu»>u>, published nt Bedford. Belvel, who writes pital, where it is believed ho will die. city ot Haatlng*. Mich., for tbe-1 CAr. cent*. If Deputy Sheriff Colo had died- yester­ letters for weekly papers, wrote and The bill, appropriating (6,500,000 was intro­ square, in the rtniTTttnr nrtm Ito, I "iNB'pTm'hSS . L— . _ » lhrouxh pallor - r to 1»v:to!X; Convenient for Experiments. , duced. ___________________ day morning, m it was reported, the entire Democrat published a severe attack upon Pittsbukg, March.. K—The Sterling party would have been taken from tho jail Senator Finn, whoso home is at Bedford. iMkard of raperrtaors of sold county. Said court Steel company, whose ptant Is near Mc­ and lynched, as preparations were made house to u- eomplrtetl and ready for occupancy. Chicago, March 5.—The Democrats of Including all furniture and furnishlnxs and the 7X8 «. m. ties parlor ear io -y ■nd the intention was not changed until it Keesport, is expending fOb.OOO on addi­ l-orlrtrt.OT* Jutata.taa WH!I > •“• Cook county met in convention yesterday -WM found that Cole wm alive. It wm re­ CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 7.-Frank Mel­ tional shops. In the new shops steel pro­ ported last night that the negroes were bourne, the “rainmaker.” has telegraphed jectiles will be made for the United States to nominate delegates to the state conven­ Geu'lP bolding a mass meeting and that a to E. II. Jones of this city telling of his government. The Sterling process wm In­ tion. The convention vtm about unani­ preacher wm advising them to deliver success in producing rain at Hermosilla vented by Americans,(and the McKeesport mous for Palmer for president, and pamed their brothers from the jail, but officers occupancy including PROBAiK ORDERin the state of Bonora, Mexico. This is plant ta the only one in this country mak- a resolution instructing the delegates tailed to find any foundation for the ng projectiles by a native method. to tho state convention to boom the first of the dry season. But two inches nunor. Some opposition wm undcr any circumstances to exceed tbe sum of j At a of rain fell as a result of Melbourne's ef­ Strangely enough the projectiles are made tho senator. 5. the rrM xie Office is forts. The rainmaker Is operating (for the within gunshot of Carnegie, Phipps & leveloped, but the convention also Co.'s works at Homestead, where armor, passed a resolution instructing the dele­ Mexican government. Des Moines, March 7.—From reports plate intended to resist any cannon ta man­ gates to vote m a unit for Judge John P. from Corning, this state, about thb turbu­ Altgeld’ for governor. General John C. Mfonows: liaooo to be rat-*d tn theyw Present, Charles W. Arm»tnt>>. « « ufactured. ___________________ lence there over which an appeal was made Chicago, March 5.—“Tho people of the Black says tho action of the convention l«; ITR.UK) in tbe year IMS and tl&GOD Id tbe Iocs not Interfere with hta canvass for tho year I8M. The vote on said proposition or to tho governor for troops, it seems that a west are heartily tired of the squabble be­ quMttan to be by ballot, and lhe bafioUi to read CDiciXMAti, March 7. — On InstTnursnomination for governor. revival that rivaled in excitement the tween Cleveland and Hill In New. York, day afternoon there was discovered float ­ wildest of backwoods affairs of the kind and they want a western man," said ex­ By order of the board of snpervteore of Barry has been going on for some time—in fact Governor J. Sterling Marton, of Nebraska, ing in the Ohio river, near North Bend, County. Mich. Thomas 8. Baira. liad become u "show” for the irreverent. at the Palmer House yesterday. Dvqvoix, Ills., March 1-Work at tho He the body of a white Infant child, from ap­ (beal] County Clerk ot Barry Co.. Mich. Several of the converts showed signs of in­ thought Boles and Russell, or Gray, would pearances a week old. The qu-e has de­ leveral mines in this vicinity ta suspended. Given under my hand and seel at the dty ot sanity last week and the rough element de­ bo a good ticket. veloped into one of Infanticide The Tho contract between mine operators and eded to stop It; They therefore threatfather is J. W. Boyce, a sewing machine miners expired Monday. Miners ask for taxed to ride the revivalist and one of the mortgagEbale man, who lives with his wife st 134 Elm present prices, 40 cents a ton gross, while deacons on a rail. The two men fled street. Boyce has made a confession operators want to reduce it to 30 cents. Default bavin* been made in the condition, WASHINGTON, -Mlirch 5. — Mr. Manderson tp the woods and somebody wired for of a rertain moctaage mad* by James KmUtey ’-In Uw Htvot Brttlnx-. stating that he threw the infant alive Into More than a thousand miners are idle. of Nebraska introduced a bill in tbe senate troops. The revival is about broken up. tUF 1 ® 13 A Endsley to Emma Simpson the river from the suspension bridge be­ J-‘*d N^ember HA D.. taso. aid rvcetdSIto "“V«£V . yesterday to prevent tbe issue by corpora­ cause he woa unable to support It. THE DEATH RECORD. lb. oBtort to. Bqlrtrt rt O~<U. lur to.rt to. prtltt»»rT>.-« . in-tlti.-nrrcw »* tha: rt sold tions or individuals of what are known as <>a>».rjtar,M4Aa>.rt Mirhlm. wi u>. | S12S..<'UMpemon, tl.tetoMrtlto Captain JoeKixxey, old-time Mtasta- ■rtb bwrt XowmlHr r n tort, in Ub«r » o< I ft*. Washington, March 5.—The treasury “trade to keen,by. which laborers are _ ..iSmi ol trti rrtlilM- ...I compellaTto take what is called "store D es Montis, la., March 8. — The Repub ­ rippi river man, at Boonville, Ma mortoMM. on ton M: SrtO morttw. «..oo department wm In a flutter ot excitement pay" In compensation for .their labor. Davu J. CnocXEB, prominent lawyer of to. oipm» coMtlon tort II nnr l.i>w.«to«U licans ot Wapello, Taylor, Marshall, Iowa, ’ST5 yesterday when it was learned that the "n-jM renuun unprtd tor rtxty du, torn onto prlnrtprt urt lo&w rt-rtl tortorrtto Cedar and Howard counties, have chosen Chicago. to .to;-"-" bouse committee on appropriations wm Lyman D. McLntom, president Amariestrong Harrison delegations to the state Considering the advisability of abolishing Chicago, March 7.—A rate of tia.50 from . — .A. . •••■vu. u, unrip,, uuv convention. Madison county delegates sn college of Dental Surgery in Chlmga ftbe divisions of public moneys and loans And the same having remained (A true copy.J 1,1 st De Funtak Springs, Fla. unpaid and In arrears for the spare of sixty and curreecy. Appropriations for these Chicago to Washington and return for the are instructed to favor Blaine. Keokuk Is divisions are carried in the legislative bill Grand Army ot the Republic encampment, ter Blaine flrstand Harrison secund; Adams Judge Thomas Nixox Van Dyke, prom­ <tayi» and upwsnta, tlx, ot Incl psi sum of four PROBATE OHP EHhundred ftny dollars with all srrearmcra of Inter which Is now being prepared by tho sul> to be held lu Washington next September, •ends a Blaine and Harrison delegation inent Tennessee poliUcian, at Rome, Ga. VHnmitteo. It ta alleged that the work of has been announced by the Pennslvania and Appanoose is first for Blalna The A. J. Sawyeb, well-known elevator and both these divisions to duplicated by di­ line. Tbe rate ta based upon 1 cent per indications are that Harrison will have a grain limn, at Minneapolis. notice tbe mile for the round trip. ‘ J WUT UUUBTS MU W ureday. the 37ih<tay of Fvbrmnvisions in tho treasurer's office. clear majority of tho state convention Emil Ames, well-known comedian at UMkmrt Which moots here March 17. Chicago. ’ Iowa Problbltioalita Meat. Lucy Ridley, aged in, at New York. Chicago, March 7.—The Tribune has a De* Moineu/ la., March 2.—The State ■^•rtrttorrtto.rt.uu .4 Auocm'i Stohhs, prominent Brooklyn Washington, March «-Hon. John W. Temperance Alliance met In annual con­ double leaded article with a "scare" head (nan, at Mansfield. Conn. 7 I d Ou"rS!ilng andJHM u'**’*V Kendall, representative in congress of tho vention here last night. The attendant**, nearly half a cnlumn long, stating that G. rxxscx, okUtartK*. Tenth Kentucky district, iieri at his resi ­ waa not targe. The president's address the railways In Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, tees, at New York. ; warned the Prohibitionists against the Nebraska nnd Minnesota are evading the dence in this city at 8:26 laat night from threatened repeal of the prohibitory law, interstate commerce taw by the system of the effect of two -strokes of apoplexy re­ non «f *^d ceived yesterday morning. Sunday niuht and predicted the destruction of the Re­ cash rebates. Wh7:?r"tiShefekJn^d lt“KwZrt'jZ£’T*"'th":O"kll*“« tor n,ro publican party If a single one of lu law­ condition, but about midnight he awoke makers in the general assembly fails to and complained of feeling 111, He atWashington, March 7.-The president an<! nil * bul f’u h*ck »°- bet of the Chicago stock exchange. returned to Washington Saturday, reach­ Dr. F. R. Rick, formerly demonstratoi I x IB "““-UHing the executive mansion about 5 o'clock. |t|te»"lt<ldS ^ “ 12 “ ° OpU “ * “ •£=*Thublow, Pa, March 4—Patrick Reilly, Mm. Harrison nnd the grandchildren re­ Hastings City Bank, 5H0KE ED. POWERJ NO. 35. ; prop stoo M prop to, b sale prox now mill wen aide G ville Rap asais ALWAYS THE SAHE S“ ALWAYS THE BEST 5C ClQflR U.S etroit, lansing northern D i t "asaTSUSL'&ISt- n, toxnue. *! - SESW,xtK>S“ iSSESSS raws1 turned with him. The president looked much benefited by Ms vacation. March 3.—W. ... ----------- - <-*pcasea. Washimgtox. March fi.-Mutchler POH«1 to U>. uoD„ yaiunj,, ,h, WpriMl-n. 1» ltb.nl,. to. . “ follow.; t7lJ,073,tf0; 1888-166,667 jo,), 700; gl07.080.aj7.ffi»M; una-tiis.m.rat re- 1S87_ — Hot. Bxxvxl t. s«h.tox. Mr— Wmot OT.oir, u Cototot. “ 1’ork lawyer. ’ w’4i Kaown » Un'trf Suu. . to-h jU.J, ~““24 Man Ring terta neck Cree hum ■ue fam men his —F road _ dost Bos has xner T day and Dot] fori he d 8tOV fron Satt rein call bom F to t Sati beei bef< to t Tue the Fry Be! tan one ma! feci sbi fro fax Col yet the tta Br De foi ate vii Co 8u ta in �_________ OUR COUNTY, Miss Carrie Long at NUhville—8. Ayers* 1 and wife at Jackson are visiting Maple The home ot G. W. Palmerton, of Grove friends—A little child of Mr. aftd Woodland, was burned to the ground last Mrs- Kimble was burned so badly Friday week, with a loos of about 8800. by having Its clothing catch fire from tbe The Woodland News comes out with Btove. that it died. Funeral at the M. E. the first snake story of the seaaou. saying church Sunday. that two boys ef that town bad killed a black snake over five feet long. ItS bard Delayed letter. work to get the start of Brother Felgbner On Tuesday morning at about 10:30 on snake stories. .' tbe dwelling house owned ajid occupied Editor Godfrey, of Freeport, was takenn' l by George Palmerton burned to the ground. sick last week from the effect* of eating The fire probably orignated from a de­ cheese. An editor’s stomach isn’t accus­ fective chimney. Mrs. Palmerton was tomed to such delicacies. first made aware of the fire by hearing a j About 80 converts have resulted from crackling sound and upon Investigation Rev. Arney's efforts in Freeport. From found the fire was between thu ceiling and this It seems as though he is good for; roof of the lean-to. Being unable to get to the fire she quickly spread the alarm of something beside* driving a trotter. Charlie Johnson, of Delton, was pump­ fire but as no uieu were about ■ it was be­ ing his hand car presumably just fast yond control before help arrived. Most of enough to keep out of the way of tbe the furniture was saved from the first lightning express, on the C. K. ± 3. last floor but nearly everything on the second floor was burned. Mr. Palmerton had week, when his machine jumped the track. After performing several gyrations be some Insurance but the loss Ls heavy and come down in a heap, painfully injuring will be severely felt by hint. Mrs. Hough, and Dr. Hough, mother and brother of . his right arm. . Mrs. Palmerton, were living with them at Tbe Woodland News is authority for the the time and as all their tilings were In the statement that Lake Odessa lias « more chnmlMfr-they have nothing left, not even disgraceful affair lhau had this dty to a change of underclothing. deal with, and one of a similar nature, ex­ cept that the complaining witness wasoniy Farmers are busy making sugar—G. M. 15 or 16 years of age. Baitinger of Hartford, is spending a few One year ago while our school house was days with Woodland friends—D. N? engrossing tbe public mind, we heard a. Stowell came home from tbe agricultural citizen offer to gamble that there would college to attend the examination—R 11. not be a lot sold ora building built in the Hough his sold his blacksmith shop to village In three year*. Within the past Teeple and Coyll and has purchased a farm nlontb ot; two the writer recalls the sales of B. Coolbaugb—Wm. Lee was on our of 2<S lots, on which have been erected 10 streets Mbnday the first time for six buildings and moot of the balance of these month*, having been laid up with rheuma­ lots will be adorned just as soon as mc- tism—Walter Barnum's horses ran away cbanlc* can be had to do the work. Be- one day last week anti one of them broke skles we vouch that double this number Its leg and had to be killed. Mra. Barnurn Mil be built this coming summer.—Delton was driving at the time when one of the horses, in play, kicked up and came down Breeze. ’ Thus it seems that Delton baa calamity on the wrong side ot the buggy pole. She howlers and enemies of prosperity. If reined the team In to’the fence and suc­ Delton hadn’t built her school house, the ceeded In-getting out .when tbe team ran ptjuph&y of the grumbler would have away. The buggy was badly smashcil. stood a better chance of being fulfilled. from him and found to have three cham­ bers loaded. The school was then can­ vassed and It was then found that three boys carried revolvers constantly and thir­ teen others were owners of them. It was also ascertained that twenty boys In one grade smoked clgaretts. H—1 ’ liv«r*r 1 kaow helped or cured tty tt. Prof. Daniels, librarianat Oliyct college and professor of Greek, bus been called to the president’s ebair of the college during the sickness and absence of Dr. Butterfield. It would b* a* bright But Morning bugle* and Honor call*. And. oh! tha sllenca of widowed hallsI Mias May White, who has been sleeping at Stockbridge for 209 days is recovering but not as rapidly as given out She is awakened three times a day and stays awake about five hours In all spending the time in reading, but Is not strong enough to do any work. Ona rare brief moment they fight no more. Begun by a bride tn tbe dead man's ears. And lost In the tempest or shock of spears. —Douglas Bladen in Lippincott's. The act of pedaling the cycle instantly quickeus tho clrculauon in the fert and legs, and in the course of a quarter or half an hour scuds a perfect torrent of blood through the veins of the legs and tho pel­ vis into tho portal vein, which spreads it­ self out in the liver •'rom tho lower side. In other words, tho offdet of cycling upon the liver is the same as that of flooding a still and stagnant lake with innumerable mountain strrains after a heavy rainfall. The whole of tbe water in tbe lake is vio­ lently moved, and tho outflow at Its lowet extremity is increased tenfold. It fs precisely this flooding effect which is produced upon the liver by the rushing current* of blood from the legs as tbe re suits of their energetic activity in pedaling the bicycle or tricycle. Tho stagnant lake in the organ is moved in every part, all its minutest ramifying vessels are washed out, it* bile secreting cplls are -timulaUd by fresh blood, nnd tbe work which a llvez pill usually takas ten to twelve hours ta nerform I* performed in less than one hour, and with much more thoroughness and naturalness. Not that the immediate effect of cycling is to rouse the bowels into activity, but the constipation aud liver torpidity nre gradu­ ally overcome by on increase of normal physiological activity, and thu cure re­ mains permanent so long ns the exercise is naraevered with.—Hospital. About 19:35 this afternoon Mr. Shaw, wbo drives car No. 1 on the Main and West street line, neared the Michigan Cen­ tral crossing at Seminary street from tbe north. A few rods from the railroad he stopped the street air and bearing no sound of a train drove on. As the horse •tapped onto the railroad track tbe gate* began to descend and caught tho animal before the car reached the track. The gate-keeper at East avenue has charge of tho gates and did not see tbe car until he lowered tbe gates. Mr. Shaw, with great presence of mind, unhitched tbe horse from the car and loosening the brake, al­ lowed the car to run back down the grade out of harms way. The gates were raised and the driver took the bone -out of the way, the gates being lowered just as the North Shore Limited rushed by tbe place. A young Indy, who was a passenger in tho car wm terribly Qightcned, though noth­ ing serious occurred, owlug to the driver acting quickly. The gateman hns charge of both crossings and claims he did not see the car in time to lower the gates to pre­ vent the driver from crossing. What would have happened bad the gates drop­ ped after tbe car was on the crossing causes a shudder even at the possibility'of such a thing.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. Wednesday night before retiring. Elmer Bennett, who. with his family, Ilves at tbe corner of State and Gordon streets, put some coal In the heating stove. He supEarly Wednesday morning burglars broke Into the Coldwater National bank, posed he closed the stove securely, but a blew open lhe “burglar proof” safe and little lump of coal held tbe top up. so that stole 820.000 In cash and WO.oqo In bonds, their rooms filled with, coal gas. About besides some diamonds left there for safe midnight the labored breathing and groan­ keeping. About 10 o’clock Tuesday night ing of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett awoke Mrs. the alarm of fire was sounded and It ta sup­ Shellenberger. who occupies a portion of A railroad tie fell on the saw In a saw posed that the burglars purposely raised tbe bouse: When she arose she smelled-the mill near Middleville. It dew upwards the alarm to allow themselves an opportu­ gas, and mistrusting the trouble forced a went through the roof and lay on the out­ nity to get Into the bank unnoticed during door Into her neighbor's apartments. She side uf the mill. the excitement Entrance to the bank was none too soon, as they must have soon (1. W. Landis, of Woodland, E. Lielhau- was gained by prying open an oatside died of suffocation but for her timely assef. offNashville, F. A. Moon, of Middle- window. Entrance to the safe was gained statance. The house was opened and Dr. vilie. al tended the examination at Grand ■ by drilling through the vault door and a Foote called, and Mr. and Mrs. Bennett I tap ids last week, and each of them got an I punch used to loosen the lock on tbe In­ । are now fully recovered, it was a very side ot the door. Thta being done the i narrow escape for them.—Marshall Stalesassistant pharmacist's certificate. ’ * __________ » lock on the Inside door was fbreed. and mate, access gained to lhe Itivlde of the vault, in TURF AND TRACK NOTES. A good time to sow clover seed—Mr.- which were two safes, oue a supposed Manley. wife and son. of Jackson, are vis­ burglar proof with time lock, the other an aing friends here—Lewis Gardner Is en­ ordinary safe. Inside the former wu a tertaining one of Job's comforters on his strong, burglar proof money box. Dyna­ Hbw long will it take a horse worth neck—Dsn Smith and wife, of Battle mite was placed trader one corner of the Creek, visited at Geo. Appleman’s the past safe, a time fuse being used, which explod­ forty or fifty dollars to •‘eat bls head off’’ week—Geo. Egles & Co. areinakiiig things ed tearing the bottom out of the safe and when It costs four or five dollars a month hum nt their mill—Mr. Hofner had an crushing the niouey box. Gold pieces to keep him? Have you any of this kind. auction sale ot bis personal property at bis were found on tbe floor the next morning farm March 3d. and is making arrange- battered and ben£ouQ|£shape,> as though C. W. Williams announces that Allerton nwnu to move into town. He has rented hammered with a sledK^Thero Is not a will meet any one stallion In a race the his tuna to John Snore for a term of years clue as to whom jibe bandars aro, though first week of next August, and will meet I it ta thought that the job was done by —Fine spring weathefover head, bat the I all stations during tbe second week on lhe rdads arc, oh my—Miss E.‘ Downjtig has) members of the Joe Howard gang, who track at Independence. Iowa, but on no c:o»ed her winter term of school at the j roblwni the sanm bank of Si0,000 years ago. account will lie ever ngain board the care. Hosmer school house Wednesday. She; and for which Howard served a term in Fewer animals and belter quality seems has.given the best of satisfaction, aud her Jackson prison and vowed vengeance on services have been engaged for the sum- the bank. Though he ta now In prison to be the motto of the day among breeders. Pennsylvania' it ta thought that It Is a good one. loo. It is belter to make mes term. v j members of his gang did the work. While sacrifices In selling than to hold on to the amount is very large, yet the bank animals year after year that will never Ilanfleld. appreciate in value; better sell out and The birthday party at tbe hall last Fri­ will in no way Im crippled, as it has a sur­ plus of 975,000 anil.its stockholders are the start over again. day night for Mrs. Dunn was a success wealthiest of Coldwater citizens. A re ­ The entries closed on Tuesday for six and netted for the sidewalk 891.40—Frank Doty has returned home from the Rapids ward of 91.0Q0 has been offered for tbe ar­ of tiy? magnificent list of stakes announc­ —Chas. Shoemaker bought an exact match rest of the burglars and detectives are at ed for the August meeting at Sturgis, as No. 1 I* a 85,000 stake, for for his gray last week In Delton and now work on the case.Jhough with no positive follows: two year-olds elcgible to the 2:50 class, to he drive* the finest team of horses 1g John­ clue to work on. • stown— Doty and Stringham are shipping Mra. Sarah Btirgdorff, a Kalamazoo which the entrance fee is 2 |>er cent. No., from one to three carloads of sheep every _ woman worth considerable money, was 2 is a S5.000 stake, for three-year-olds week to Buffalo—John Kipp returned last cniHcht todhe act 6f shop lifting some time elegible to the 2:23 class, to which the en­ Saturday from visiting'* some of his sick ago. and was sentenced to one year In lhe trance fee Is 3 per cent No. 3 I* a 85,000 relatives near tbe Creek—There Is more Detroit House of Correction last week. stake, for trotters eligible to the 2:30 class ' eall for the rent of houses than there are As she had considerable money, she ex­ and No. 4 Is for the same amount for the j 2:20 clam. Nob. 5 and o are 32,500 each houses now-a-days. • pected to get off with a fine. nnd arc for pacers eligible to the 2:30 and The case of Dr. C. H. Mead, of Char­ 2 “20 classes. Johnstown. lotte. accused of illegally selling liquor, ' Fltfe weather and lots of it—Will you go One ot the reason* that farmers can't was called before the circuit court of tothc caucus?—Party at Fay Laments last Eaton county last week. The Dr. plead get better prices for their horses is that Saturday night—If old Bill Jones had only guilty, and Judge Hooker fined him 8200; they are not well broken. There Is always been alive we should have been informed a demand for gOod. sound, thoroughly Three Charlotte; justices sentenced 91 broken horses. Many an Indifferent ani­ before the event occurred, but as It chanced to be we knew it not Nevertheless, on tramps last week, and it waaj; poor week mal is sold for a good price, chiefly an ac­ Tuesday. March 1st at the residence of for tramps too. count of his good qualities. Almost any ! the bride. G. E. Coleman and Miss Carrie Madame Kellogg, of thta city, recently horse can be so broken that |ls value will ; Fry were united In marriage, the Rev. applied for space at the Columbian exposi­ 'be much Increased. The funner and Belfry, of Bedford, speaking the impor­ tion. the application being made through breeder may as well have this Increased tant words by which the twain were made Mrs. Geo. E. Howcv, of thta city, member price os the middle-man. Break your one. The young couple have the best of the Board of Lady Managers, and yes­ horse to lead, and offside double, single wishes of a large circle of friends. We terday received a letter from Mrs. Potter to cnrL top buggy, etc, teach him to go to are glad to know that they Intend to re­ Palmer granting bcr 250 square feet of the steam cars, street cars, etc. main in our midst as they have been with space In which to moke exhibit of her An observing and well posted writer on us from childhood. May tho rose of af­ French Tayloring system. Mrs. Kellogg tho subject says: “The horse world is fection ever bloom near their cot will occupy the spaice with twenty Import­ never still. This ta a day of early speed. ed Parisian wax figures representing as Milo. The day when men were satisfied to wait many prominent ladles of thta country, Carrie Reed closed her third term of on which will be hung handsome garments five or seven years to show how to bring school at Milo last Friday with literary made under bcr system of dressmaking. out the merits of a trotter has gone for­ exercises—Charles Crosby of Richland The garment* will all be made under ever—or until It has been proved \ that early training ta a great mistake. W^ are shipped a double deck car load of sheep Madame Kellogg's personal supervision In from Milo last Friday from tbe farm of thta cltv. The exhibit will cost over no longer content to breed animals that may by training be made trotters. Mark Bellinger—James Flynn is consid­ 83,000.—Battle Creek Journal. We.alm to breed horses that are trotters ered dangerously 111 at this writing. The The old “Traveled Home.” the old by nature. There Is now neither glory family received from the state schools at Coldwater last week a Very promising 9 hotel In Marshall was partly destroyed by nor money In breeding homes In which high trotting capacity ta only developed . year old girl for them to care for—Fanners fire last week. through the maturing course of years.” are availing themselves of the condition, of A Tekonsha man tookpity on a poor, the ground to sow their clover seed—The shivering. balf-rtarVed beggar the other Farr Bros, have purchased tbe20 acre farm day, by giving him food and lodging. Tbe South Lyons people paid 82,000 bonus owned by Edgar Anson and Edgar bought fellow showed hl* appreciation' by stealing to the milling Ann of Plummer A Smith. the 80 owned by the Kammer Bros, and hta benefactor's best horse from the barn, The mill runs on half time, and the citi­ F. Kenyon. Poor farmers. Those Farr but was captured soon after. zens threaten to carry tbe matter into Bros, can pay for 80 acres every two.years court The Saugatuck people, who were merry nnd that from sales- from their farms. Does farming pay—A fine opening at Milo over the report that the plat of the village A Caro woman claims to be the undi­ for some good business man to open.* was missing and explained It on the ground vorced wife of Wm. J. McCully, of Mus­ store. Cash customers and no poor debts that the place was originally called kegon, and William is trying to explain —Miss Mattie Hinkley of Maple Grove is Newark and was so plated, are not saying from behind tho grating why he married visiting her aunt, Mrs. Maria Keyes—Mrs. a word now. Further Investigation shows again. Cooper ot Prairieville, was burled last that the township and not the village was Hon. C. J. Pailthorp, of Petoskey, was called Newark. The village wa* first Sunday. called Kalamazoo, the name being changed renominated yesterday by the Democratic to Saugatuck In 1858 on account of the convention at Cheboygan as a candidate Died, at tbe Quail-trap school house in other and bigger Kalamazoo. And that for judge In the thirty-third judicial court Maple Grove, on the night of March 1st, village plat ta still missing. A Jackson Granger purchased a 32 pair the P. of 1. lodge, age atx>ut 2 years, to be of trousers at a tailoring shop there, and A young farmer of Keene, Ionia County, resnrected at Maple Grove center, under a then walked out with 311 worth of tlyj blsold a load of oats to a Lowell firm last new name and uniform. Death caused by furaeted garment In another package. He taking an overdose ot politics—Miss Annie week. In the bottom of hta sleigh cover­ failed to return. Marshall Is visiting In Tifllo, Ohio—The ed by straw waa a load of stone; after un­ loading and returning to the scales to have The Grand Rapids railroad pass fraud, Republicans at Maple Grove will meet iu caucus at Maple Grove center In McKelvey hta sleigh weighed he stopped long enough who gave his name as J. D. McGowan, hall on March 17.1892. at 9 p. m. to place on a side street to throw off hta load of owns up that his correct appellation is P. In nomination a ticket for township officers. atone. He was caught at the deception F. Kelley. He worked for Capt McGowan —Mr. Swcezy was at Grand Rapids Wed­ and It coot him dearly to settle thta matter in the Black Hills country and was at one nesday of last week on business—There up with the firm who bought hta oats. time track formanof the Union Pacific. was a nig bee at Mrs. Nice wander’s last Now the marshal has bad him arrested for Two rural* from Alamo went to Kala­ Friday—Bert Cooper is home from Otsego dumping rubbish in the street. Verily, mazoo to lie made one. The groom-elect where he lias been working In a paper tbe way of the trausjfressor 18 bard. objected to pay lug seventy-five centa for a mill, having hurt his hand In a pully A dispatch from I Lansing states that marriage license and demurred at the causing him to take a lay off—The suit of charge of 92 for splicing by a justice. Patterson vs Hafner did not come to trial. white puntabmentais being Inflicted upon When payment wm to lie made the hus­ Patterson withdrawing the same before It a boy of 10 years in oue of the city schook but 81.68. The bride or that place last week, wees, tbe mo boy wj drew men a » ren- band ««...> could Ind — came to trial—Married, Thursday, March of 3, G. L. Dickerson ot Maple Grove and vol ver upon tbe teacher. It wm taken | supplied tbe balance. NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. Lincoln Bush ha* bought the saloon property In Delton, not because he wanted to, but because he liad to. -He has lost the sale of several lota on account of their proximity to the saloon, and lias to buy It now or not dispose of his iota. Oh saloons are great helps (?) to any place. | Many of the citizens of Vermont will re­ member to have seen on one dollar bills ot tbe Windham County State bunk a vignette representing frogs lighting. This wm en­ graved to commemorate whnt is known as tha Battle of Bullfrogs. Many years ago, when the town of Wind­ ham was newly settled, there was a very dry season. There are two large |>unds in Windham, separated by a considerable, strip of land. Each of these {mods w in­ habited by a large number of frogs. The smaller |>on<l dried up. and its in­ habitants started in a body for the lower and larger |»ud. They were met tn the intervening space by a party from tbe larger pond, and a fierce and long coatinued battle ensued between the rival com­ munities. The hideous clamor of the frogs during this encounter attracted the. attention of j several fanners, who witnessed the strange spectacle of bullfrogs engaged in a tierce 1 and deadly battle. Tho contest lasted j twelve hours, aud nearly nil the inhab-I itanta of the little town xritne-sed II The1 war is now one of the tnulitlons of the place.—Youth’s Companion. People to Avoid. If I were an employer erf men I should avoid hiring any man wbo walks with both hands in his trousers* pockets, and I should hesitate employing a man who even keeps one band iu his pocket as he walks. If my bnaiDeM required that I should employ women, no’cm of tho sex who allowed her drees train, be it long or short, to drag on the sidewalk' could find engagement through me. Oddly enough, all women abominate ths appearance of men walking with their hands indolently pocketed, nnd most men dislike tbe slovenly appearance of a dress train sweeping tho pavement, yet those same men fail to foci the beam in their own eyes, while none of tho street sweep­ ing train wearer* think to compare their own ugly habit with the disagreeable prac­ tice of so many men.—Detroit Free Pres*. The highest pralao has been won by Hood's pills tccihalr oasy, yet efldent. action. Ionia’s “Pinafore" show, which bld fair to wreck several ehurehes, netted but 8B9. y«rty>*v* T*ars Honda**. Gents: For forty-five years I have been afflicted with blood poison, liver and rheumatic difficulties. Part of the time confined to my bed. My blood was badly diseased. Six bottles of Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup did me more good than ail the other medicines 1 have taken. My friends have used it and in every case It has proven a wonderful remedy. I have known of some wonderful cures of dyspep­ The Anserteaa sia and neuralgia. ■ . Mrs. Maby Biddle, Mitchellville, Iowa. - Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup and Plasters are remedies of great merit I believe they have no equal In tbe cure of rbeumatism and all blood diseases, Dh. H, Rkjchabd, Druggist. Mitchellville, Iowa. . *ac cored of insanity of tea yMts' stand­ , The spring Is tbe time to take Hibbard’s daughter ing. Trial bottire, and fin* book of marretoos Rheumatic Syrnp for the blood. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. Prepared only by Tbe Charles Wright Medicine Company, De­ TRIAL BOTTLE FREE. troit Mich. STARTLING FACTS. Capt. Harry Shaw, of Saginaw, rescued three boys who bad ventured on rotten Ice, inside or forty-eight hours. E. T. Austin, a student of the univer­ sity, has been elected to superintend Owosso schools. Scientists tell us now that the l»est and safest way to cure deseases of the blood and skin Is to force out through the skin the microbes or germ* which product! i disease. In this matter. Swift’* Specific has been about sixty years in advance of I medical science, as it has for that length ' of time been curing blood and skin diseases by eliminating tbe germs aud poison through the pores of the skin. S. S. S. does this effectually, safely and quickly. It Is entirely a vegetable compound, and harmless to the most delicate child. . Mr. W. C. Curtis, editor of the Mecklcre burg News, at Boydton. Va., says that be • Iras been entirely relieved from an abscess which formed In bis throat, and caused In­ tense pain, almost choking him. He could not swallow solid food, and was In a most painful condition. He says he only took three bottles and that 1?effected a complete NOTICE FOB BEAMING OF CLAIMS. Stale of Michigan, County of Bury as. Notice Is hereby given, that by order of tbe Probate Court for Hie Count v of Barry, made ou the wh d*y of January A. D. IRK. six montlH from t ii At date wrre si iowed for creditors to Present their cisims s«a.n«t the estate ol .'orthy L: Mead, tale of said County, deoeased, and that all creditors of Mid deceased are re­ quired io present their claims ta said Probate Court, at the I’nilmte office. In the City of Hasting.,, for examination and allowance, onbr before the 2*tb day of July next, and that such claims will tie heard before said Court, oa Thursday, the 2Mb day of April and on Thareday the »th day of July next, at ten o'clock In he forenoon of each of those days. Dsted January 3tth. A. D 1W. Chas W. ahmstboxo, Judge of Probate, KIRK’S < cfre' * rrealise on blood and skin diseases mailed free. Tur. Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Ga. An 83 year-old Bay Cltyan is “mashing’’ on tbe streets and the police are after him. j AmE A vicious dog attacked a child named j Brigham in Kalamazoo, severely lacerating , her. Mr*. Winslow's Hoothinjc Hymn hai b*«»uwd for children te.-thlng It soothe* the child, •oftea* the gum*, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and t* the be*t remedy for rflarrtKra. Twenty-are emta a bottle. Sol«U6' *U druggists throughout tne world. r SOAP Jackson theatrical stare have formed a company and will invade neighboring towns. A LAUIORY SOAP, PURE AID SAIIYHT. The “Dunn stockade,’’ Seney’s notorious Joint, was set on fire and burned to the ground. BEST FOB Gsssral Household Use. Mrs. M. Bogard us. for five yesrs clerk In the Adjutant-General’s office. lensing, has resigned. lYikicats and bear* are altogether too plentiful about St. Charles to suit the timorouA Hibbard’s Kh*nni¥tle and Uv*r Pills. These pills are scientifically compounded, and uniform in action. No gkiplug pain so commonly following the use of pills. They are adapted to both adults and chil­ dren with perfect safety. We guarantee they have do equal in the cure of sick headache, constlpatlott, dyspepsia and Waiting for th* Uride. biliousness, and. as an appetizer, they mA wedding ceremony was to take place eel any other preparation. Sold by W. In one of the prominent churche*. The IL Goodyear. bridal party had not yvt arrived, but was A Hillsdale man has a timepiece worn Hjotncntarily expected, when a small boy put in on apjxMirauce and gazed long and by the first conductor of the first railway In the world. curiously up the main aisle. “Humph," he muttered disdainfully, “I The State Board of Pharmacists, In ses­ don't see any." “Don’t nee any what, boyf" n*kod au in­ sion at Grand Rapids to-day, will examine 105 applicants. quisitive usher standing near. “Don’t see de rail*, of course.’’ D. B. Tltns, of the Insurance firm of “Ralli*—rails for what F" asked the usher, Carver A Titus, of Traverse City, died in wonderment, os a small group gathered Suddenly of heart failure. around the boy. “Why, for do bride's train to run on- ’ Local talent in Hillsdale pillaged a gum see F" And the boy escaped, and there fol­ Store and secured enough booty to.stock a lowed a rtillne** no dcn.*o you could have medlutn-sizrd wild-west show. heard a cough drop on the doorstep around tho corner.—New York Herald. PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, County of Barry—as. At a »e*»lon ot the Probate Court forth* The use of pigeons «* poetmen gore away County -if Barry, bolden at the Probate Office, back to classic timea. Early navigators, tn the dty of Baatinn. tn said coonty, oa Weowhen they neared their shores, sent up netdav, the nm dar ot February, In th* year i binla to convey the good news of their 0 >e tboesand eighth hundred and ulL*«y two. )Te8«-tii, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ot home coming. In Greece the carrier pig­ Probit-. eon was the meaaenger employed to spread In the matter of the estate of Washington K. abroad the results of the Olympian games, | Ferrts. deeeased. On reading and tiling tbe petition duly veri­ and in Egypt the pigeon. post wm a public fied. of I tri e Ferri*, widow at said deceased institution. Tho state columbarics were praying I •*< the almlnistration nf said estate distributed all over the country, and it was u ay be xrsnxl to Pataey McPharUn. or to owing to cotuitant communications between ■ume other »u I table person. Thereupon it I* ordered, that Friday, the tbe several stations that public order and 11th day of March A. D. 1W2. at ten o’etoek In safety could be maintained In the exten­ the forenoon, »-e assigned for the hearing ot said sive Syro-Egyptian empire.—Denver Re­ petition, and that the heir* at law of tala deceas­ ed. and ail other persons Interested tn said publican. ____________________ estate, are required to appear *1 a session of said court, then to be holdeu al the Probate , office. In the city ot Hastings, In said county, A curious point in the Swedish criminal and show cause, ti any there be. why the prayer the petitioner may not be granted. And law la that confession is necessary before a ot It Is turtherqrdered, that said petitioner give capital sentence can l»c carried out If. notice to tbe person* Interested in said estate, however, the culprit persists in protesting of the pendancy of said petition, and the hear­ his innocence in the face of overpowering ing tbereef by eaaslng * copy of this order to be punllshed In the Hasting* Bannkr a news­ evidence, the prison discipline ta made ex­ paper printed and circulated in said County ot tremely strict nnd severe until the desired Barry once In each week for three successive weeks previous to laid day nt bearing. confession is obtained.—Ix>ndon TiuBIta. CMARUtS W. ARMSTRnxa, Jtxlge of Prubale. [A true cooy.l The Cherokee form of marriage la per­ haps the simplest nnd moot exprenive of ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. any. The man nnd woman merely join In (be matter ot the estate of C. Columbus hand* over a running stream, emblematical Bar*ns. deceased. Notice I, hereby glvein that I shall sell at of tbe wish that their future live*, hopes auction So tbe highest bidder, on Friday. nnd aspiration* should flow on tn the same Kblle j fifteenth «iav of April. A. D.. 1SK. at ten channel.—San Francisco Examiner. O'clock, lu the forenoon al the late residence Ot the late C. Columbus Backus, deceased. In A smoke consuming locomotive has been the township of Barry. In the county ot Barry, in the state of Michigan, pursuant to completed in Bloomington. Lite., for use Mcerne and authority granted to moon tbe sth on the Chicago and Alton railroad. It is day of February. A. D. ISO®, by tbe Probate said to be the most perfect locomotive of court of Barrv county, Michigan, all of the estate, right, title and interest at the said deits kind ever constructed. Not n puff of eeasedot.lu sud to the real estate situate and ■moke escapes from lu fotng In lhe county of Barry. In the stat* of Mlemgao, krnwu and described as follows, toent: The sluggish liver is the liver tn whlea „Tbe east half (U) of the south went quarter lhe blood circulates too slowly, and re­ (M) ofwctlon Airfy t»).3n township ooa m main* too long before it h p***ed forward ■orth range nlpe (9» west, according la the Inlted States surrey thereof: also t*n HO) Inna the leng circulation. , acres off from the north end at the «Mt half Good health should be secured by correct living. Tbe best physicians are thoae wbo recognize thia fact and try to teach It to their patient* Sold by W. H. Goodyear, Ecour* Habthobx. AtalnlMrator. r DO YOU ICOUCH Dont delay TAK^ KEMPS BALSAM THE Ktxna. PECKHAM’S CROUP REMEDY SHOULD BK IN EVEBY HOUSEHOLD THE CHILDRENS COUGH CURE Tht Niagara Falla Routa.” HjumMoa.. Station*. BArmraa.. lalsaEfllSalP! ..tel'-aiWKys I&M [a 6sl*K .IWMSil'arSi M. A. GILLMAN, Local Agent, Basting*. O W. Rrwiusi G. P ST. A. Chicago. PROBATE OllDKR. State of Michigan. County of Bam—**. Al a session of the Prohate Court for the County of hArry. holden at th* Probate Offlee. in the Cltv of Hastings, In «*M coanty. ou Monday, the IMn. day ol February, m the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety two. Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate ot Lucy A. Jones, deceased. On reading and filing the |>etttlon. duly veri­ fied, ol Clement South, a4lralntatr»v«r of raid relate, praying last he m-iy be lienused to »ell the real estate ot -akd doceaMd as in ukl petition dmerlbed for the reasons aud purpose a therein set forth. Thereupon It is erdmd. that Tareday. the 22nd day of March. A. D. 1SB2. at ten o'clock Inlhe forenoon beaaslgned for the heart ng of aald petition, and that the heirs st law of said de­ ceased and all utu-r peraocs Interreted tn said estate, aru required to appear at a teflon of*aM Court, then to be holdeu at the ProbMte Offlee tn the City of Hastings, tn said County, and .................................... •*L£5»S fnrtiwc ordered, i to the person* ini . Barn' once ta each waek tar titre* weeks previous te s*M day at hear n«. Chas. W. • ^traeeopTj j, �SPRING STOCK. Sideboards New Carpets Book Cases, Parlor Suites, Draperies Window Shades Mattings ; Mouldings, Dining Chairs, Lounges Bed Room Suites, Extension Tables, ■ W GREBLE HASTINGS, MICH North Side MainNSt ’ cognizance io show that he waa tha re­ tainer of any noble house, nnd the cloth of Tin iMdtlme, say your hymn and bld ‘"Good which hb Lincolngreen doublet was com­ posed was of n finer character that that In night." which Rervitcrs were attired. “God bless mamma, papa and dear one* *11.” "Hullo! my masters,” cried he, stepping Year half shut eyes beneath your eyelid* fall. Another minute you will shut them quite. between the nuiiden and her aasailnnta, Yeo. 1 will carry you, put out tho light. "wb^t wit bthbl By the bone* of Jona­ And tuck you up. although you arc so tall! than the Archer, call ye yourselves Kng> Ibhmen te behave in such a manner!” A confused chorus of explanation roe* 1 laid her golden curls upon my arm. from the little crowd, but the smith, who 1 drew her little feet within my hand. ' bod fl rat suggested violent measures, strode Her rosy palms were joined in trustful bl las. Her heart next mine beat gently, soft nnd toAhe front. -/’This b no business of thine, Hob of tho Butt*." growled he; “get ye to your own business of Mealing tbe king’s deer, and -Lord Roaalyn. leave honest men to look after their own affairs. "We will have no witchea or warlocks amongst u\ nnd this wench, wbo lives up at (JamMone Chose with old Michael RcxIt waa a awecl summer’s afternoon, to­ thorpe, shall not come down here casting ward the middle Of the Fifteenth century, her spell over us and ours.” As he spoke ho laid a rough, sinewy hand and the inhabitants of the little village of upon the shoulder of the shrinking girl, Friars Holt were nil assembled upon but in n moment staggered back under the the grreti watching tbe attempts of some effects of a heavy blow dealt him by the of the younger men to send their arrows man called Hob of tbe Butta, wbo, placing atraiglu to the center of the butts which the girl’s arm in lib, drew her through the Mood at one end of the chosen place ot crowd, not one of which ventured to mani­ recreation fest any oppmitiai. "Another shaft missed the clout,” laugh­ Neither spoke a word until they had left ed an old man, as the arrow stuck quiver­ Friar* Holt some little distance behind ing In the turf, fulling three yards short them, nnd then the girl said timidly: of the butt. '"The king will neVer com“I thank you, fair air. for your kindness |laln that lads of Wain wood make havoc in rescuing me from that dreadful man. 1 among hb deer if be hears of such oboot- thought 1 should have 'died with terror InguM tliia" when be laid hb hand on me.” Hold your prate, Goffer Jenkyn," said Tho forester laughed merrily. "Mot Clink the young man who had discharged the and I underMaud each other, pretty oue,” 1mm shaft. pettishly unstringing hb bow; said be. "Bnt tell me, who nre you, why “it wits a cram wind which marred my did they call you a witch, nnd wont to ■hooting, unleaa, indeed, it was the wiz­ throw you into the pond?" ard’s wand,” he added, crossing himself Tears started to the girl’s eyes. T am devoutly, as he cast a glance of scorn nnd called Sybil Trwddsr," answered she, “and abhorrence ut a young maiden standing 1 am no witch, though I live up in Corn­ rome little distance apart from the group stone Chaoe with that fearful man, Michael of rustics a fair haired girl of middle Rexthorpe.” h'.ight, with a pair of laughing gray eyes. "My father, Reginald Tresaider, who be­ Her age could Scarcely have exceeded lieved that he could find the philosopher1* eighteen jertra, and the merry expression stone, wn* ,thenjvner of the house in tho of Iwr face, ika die xmiied at lhe woe begone Chase nBtTMichael Rexthorpe was hb trdstlook uf the dbcumflted bowman, had no ad familiar and acolyte, bnt my poor father more wtatrd’s'glnmor about It than b al­ dleil and the fearaome man, Michael, ha* ways to I* found in the rippling laughter taken everything; he soys 1 am hb ward. of a preuy .girt. an<l though 1 am not nlmolutdy a prisoner “Yea, there ahe be. sure enough,” mut­ yet be ha* forbidden mo to go beyond ccr tered Goffrr.Jcnkyn, with a glance of ma­ tain limitM." levolent hatred at the young girl. "What Hob of tbe Butta stroked hb chin burinem has she down here among u»? thoughtfully. "A *od tale," nnld he. "But Even if she can’t awl spelts herself she can whnt doth he up hi the lonely tower—from tell all about ns to that old warlock who whence a* I have pasned that way ut night Uvea In the ruined tower iu Carnatone 1 have seen strangely colored vapors buue Chare.’' and cloud* of bright apnrks float away like Hy this time general attention wA drawn evil demons on their errand of tllj* la th* iw-nuttfal intruder, and threat* and "He searched for two things—racret “iMienUimi-* were leveled at her head. of eternal youth and' the water* of bbllv A’. UrM tb* girl appeared iinamacioua of ion.’’ n plinl Sybil Trwsider. Hob of the Butta looktxl puzrJud. "1 know not what you mean by the last," eeived »hr I hrv. I ng attitude of the ml<i he. "It b the draft which brings forgetful­ ness," answenal the maiden. "Then Mat Clink often finds that when "I taftltwa sweet grandchildren be quaff* the nut brown ale,” rctunini tbe autmtfh; they raid it .waa the falling forester, with kb merry laugh. •’1 cannot .t*k t'.ice iu," replied Sybil, “but the drvIli>H-tilN of tbe old wizard and hb from tbe lx»toir| of my heart I thank thee. BEDTIME. MAID SYBIL’S LOVER. She turned from him with a High, and axtr.rv wwiH never have given him credit for hr carried on hb shoulders a fat doe. which he humbly offered to Michael Rexthorpe. as a tribute from one who. though Ignorant, waan devoted admirer of learn­ ing. The cunning old muu fathomed the hand, some forester's motive in n mooent, but ha> was not one to cost away gifts. even though he felt in hb heart that Hob of the Butta had u magnet in Sybil Treaoldvr. he re­ ceived him graciously and accepted the present. Sybil and the forester had now many opportunitimof meeting, and a stroug feel­ ing of affection sprung up between them— not unnoticed by the keen eyes of Michael. There were times when he felt inclined tt) rend Ida snow white beard with disap­ pointment. And now began a new life for Hob of the Butts; lib former sylvan haunts aml^piy companions knew him not, for he became Michael Rcxtborpe'sdrudge, a mere Lower of wood and drawer of water, and yet he felt th.it this uuuccustomwl toil was amply repaid by the opportunity of breath­ ing his love Into .Sybil's ear. and hearing her shy answer in response. One day Michael's l-ountcnance was full of triumph. "I have found them,” cried he, "I have found them. I am not quite cer­ tain of eternal youth, for that will be a gradual process, but of the water* of ob­ livion I have do doubt. 1 have, however, hit upon a sure means of testing the latter, and will do so oa that joltcr headed archer, and see if It will make him forget Sybil" He hastened away to the keeping room of the tower with the silver goblets, meh containing a small quantity erf some liquid pare and colorlew aa crystal. "I will quaff youth.” said be. "while tin archer shall drain the cup of oblivion to tbe dregs." Meanwhile, the lovers were engaged In earnest conversation beneath a pink May tree, which grew on tbe south aide of the tower. A mMll° up your mlnd Jrt, drain this, twill hearten thee up.” The forester lowed off tbe controls of the'goblet nnd was about to leave the room, when the old man said. "Whither gOMtthpu. nobl” "To the broken cross,” answered the for* "Good; he hath forgotten all about the doe,” said Michael gleefully. "The potion works already; now for my change." He drained off tbe content* of the chal­ ice, and fell stricken by death, while the forester and the maiden journeyed oo to where light and itnppinasa awaited them; for loro baa lx*en ever tbe spring of eternal youth, while it is only death’s hand that can brew the liquor which All* tho cup <rf oblivion.—Sir Gilbert Campbell, Bart, in Boston Globe. We have a student lamp which rny father particularly enjoys as a reading hmp. but which for years ho* had the inconvenient habit of giving off inch an intolerable odor at intervals that we would bo obliged to baa inh it from the rooms. It Ium! been in dbgrace several weeks (menders never curing iu evil ways) and 1 was about to cleanse and put It away until somebody should have a fresh Idea for treating it. After the oil had been poured out and all parts carefully washed with soap and hot water 1 sto<Ml meditatively peering Into it and wondering what I could do more. Suddenly I thought of alcohol, and fix­ ing the bottle which wa* near by, | poured about a half cupful into th* reservoir socket (I do not know what that part is properly named), and after shaking it back and forth let it run through tha curving tube and out of the burner, ft brought with it a brownish, oily *cum, which encouragevl me to believe it was thoroughly decided to give it an­ other trial, and am well rewarded. To our d«light it burns clearly and baa done ao for M*rly two weeks. At tta next failure 1 shall repeat the experiment. I do not know why it might not U used with equal ad­ dearest Sybil," murmured the archer in vantage upon lees Intricate but sometimes Impiwsioned tones, "will yon not, exchange this dull tower and the handi words of your guardian for the *woet retreats of tho merry greenwood. Al tta month oJ Ndutara rtn, oa tta "The prior of St. Wulfstan’* chapel b or Ornrrn.. qnwr ready to join our hand, nnd my trusty u b,“ O’* -PPtarano, oT • mineral comrades will give you a hearty welcome M flrat right, but no don. tapeetloo .ta My with me, then, and do not waste yoar young life here." 1 uutar practlral tori It .pp«„, u> For awhile the maiden hesitated and 27**1- IthMdltb. m«rnl then with a deep blush consented to follow or tamx. nnd It u kM In A«to«. kt tta regul.ir market price of bccawnx. It « ner lover. ■ Th.*7 »• ri» aiurad u,, TJ.’" “ b!«h tkl. Io qumftU. k«ephi» room ri» raw hn prarfUa ranging from n lump the aito of a walnnt VttE tull^pUdng two rilrar Boblw, upno t^, to. ehunk -ration &0 ^ L^a( n’’la Wackirtlwhwntrara ■ Wh.ra |»t tboa 1^, gMririotl" kh ttt cotuiderable elevation* h*. " Ith «n .nKrr rrown.-'au,! wbera U thw above the water. " km>»! Sood hta bltb.r of thix atraugo •nbrtancaaubmifc. I-dll luutan bln, up l>>- puruklnff ol n eon of.uoojw.tarawtu, hta Muii b„^ forth on hb quest. ” Michael placet! the goblets at of tta Ubk »„,i tb«, rimrabM w 2 ££•"*■ Th. qunnuS. fo«M „ u. to the fact that the property of the old firm of Bentley Bros. & Wilkins is iu the hands of a receiver. OforWING the purpose of liquidation and settlement, and the very kind intimation contained in a local in the fastings journal of a late date, the public might be misled as to whether materiaMormerly handled by the old, Ann could yet be ob­ tained at the Void place,” well remembered Iff almost every­ one in Barry county as headquarters for such’goods. Bentley, Tomlinson & Rider desire to state, for the benefit of intending purchasers. that they have rented the mill and machinery of the late firm of Bentley Bros. <fc Wilkins, and are prepared to furnish any­ thing and everything heretofore handled by them, either in small quantities or by the carload at as low price- as can be obtained iu the state for material of same quality. They expect by clone attention to business, and prompt­ ness in the execution of orders, to maintain the good repu­ tation enjoyed by the preceding firms for the jest it> years. In a future issue of this paper they will state more definitely the material intended to be handled by them, but which will embrace everything requisite for the building trade. ~ fl TOflff Always needs good shoes. So do men. and every bod y- MSB for that matter. I have a complete stock for all to OIOOSE ■ bne of ta.OO shoes are the greatest bargains ever ottered here, when quality is considered. At this time rub­ ber goods are needed I am on deck with u line of ^ct>eq'j W1 «*M of Orrgon wnnld Mt to tallrata th. "eghbortood. Ho mritM »nd In . (ra Uni-of the occult wm. h» waiting. ’ loti want some renbon, I hear . nrithonw," (oWw.“T7'^*'t«I- Aunt Marfa Singly mngn Il briongto tta tadZ °J every description. In good goods i am the 1 ®tan<J of my guarantee every time. 11 J represent it, your money will be eln > rfulb refunderl. This is the foundation upon which I have built ip mj business, and upon it I ask your patronage. mr Lwri. upnu . f„, wbta ta. In F. G. Stowell. tv® � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-03-17.pdf 1874a244c5653fd8c6e7b97adc92d2a8 PDF Text Text The iesi Advertis­ ingmediumin Bar­ ry County. Hastings VOL. XXXVI. NO. 46 HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 17, 1892. is * For 16 yearn the leading drug j and book store in Hastings. । Seco&d-Hand Schcsl Soaks, j fa Tlie most complete stotek and | lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. III. 5. Goodye^ The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. Mich. Hastings, io consumers of kerosene oil in Has­ tings and Barry Co:. We have established au agency at Hasting^.for the sate of Snow | Drop oil. which** lllumlnatlnc purpose has no equal. Being a product of P«m-' >y:vaniit crude and lift degrees fire test j makes it perfectly safe. It produces a ’ clear und white light and free of odor, nor doe; it cause any deposit ou chimney ; which is so cotnnMn with cheap and low; test Ohio oil. since July I. 1801. Michz.m allows thejvse of 120 degrees lire | lest oil which penults the sale of kerosene j made from Ohio crude aud posesses a i huge.percentage of sulphur aud after ex- ' trading sufficient naptha (explosive part) t.» raise the fire test to 130 degree* ■ or more It becomes useless, so fur as pro-! ilucing light is cqncemed but at a low test: will bum fatrlm well, still producing a j very disagreeable odor white horning and I loading the chimney with a greasy sul> stance/ Give Snow -Drop oil a trial, the cost is but little different than what you pay for the cheap goods you are using and the satisfaction you will pet In light will more than coinpeJisate, saying nothing of additional safety. For sale by 8. E. Phillips. H. I.. Newton, and Cook A*. Cook. A. D. Ma Y.NAlti*.'Wholesale Agt. Hastings. Mich. ox: a OLD RAGS! JUNK SHOP, • When you want a FRESH LUNCH,:-: Go to the CITY BAKERY.' Fine line of creatna and fresh confectionery. A. E. RENKES. INSURE 'IN The Mutual Life Insurance Co. OF NEW YORK RICHARD A. McCURDY, President $451,000,000.oo And upward paid to policy holders and held for future payments. Does the Most Good. FERGUSON &-GRANT, ■* General Agent, j. m. McElwain, Special Agent, Hastisgs, Mich. WHOLE NO. 1918 the misfortune to cut bi* foot quite badly order that the mHlionairc shall pay the The old lady Nichob died last Wedocs- last Saturday which will lay him up tor moat of the tax. It is made heaviest on Im­ several days—Geo. Wilkins and family port* and exports. It was proposed by day at 10 a. in. The body was taken to one aiderman, a merchant, that Ute duties Rochester, N. Y., for Interment. A short were the fcueets of Mr. and Mrs. McBain Im made highest on the Importation of real service was held at the house Thursday at Sunday—M. J. Goes staid at home Mon­ HABTIVGB. MICH. estate. We think this would be a good 10 a. m.—Bert Graham Is entertaining the day to look after bis luulber Interests here • plan and hope the bill will pass the house, mumps—George Nichols and' brother are and at Cloverdale. He reports the lum­ and receive the president's signature—The in N. Y.—Two weeks ago our brother ber trade booming—Dur merchants are editor of the News lias been elected village scribe said tHrtt the Farmer’s Alliance obliged to make two trips a week to Kal­ □ W cS-a m O ® clerk, and the busldess of the News office would be hogs enough to not let the re­ amazoo to dispose of the large quantities of will henceforth be conducted by the fore­ publicans have a man in the spring produce brought iu and wonder why other OUR COUNTY. a3 man. Jay Snyder—Nellie Snyder' Is learn­ election. Our brother counts hta chickens towns complain of dull trade. cfa'Ej g « >,9 p I^ntz Table company of Nashville, ing the millinery trade at A. L. Haight's— before they are hatched. Better wait <1 ® areThe A large corps ef teachers from this place awhile, brother, until you know what you working over 30 hands. attended the teachers’ examination at are talking about—The singing school Is If yoirr orrn ta too hot you can cool it g} (D ft Charlie Cook/xff Orangeville, knows Hastings, and all are anxiously awaiting progressing finely—Chas. Carpenter has by putting In a dish of water. If it is too just how It feels to have a tie dropped on result*—Eugene B:,Jrer Is in trouble agalrt. the mumps—Wm. McKinpey is grandpa >>00 ® hot on top, lift off the lids which are over his fingers. On Saturday evening-Fred Jordan swore to a 10 pouud girl, born to Mr*. Annaj the oven. ® a? g * The Michigan Central R. IL has notified out an attachment, which wns placed in Snyder of Grand Rapids—Several from j A simple, timely dessert Is formed of 2 their attorney nt Middleville to prosecute Constable Haight's hands. Mr. Haight ■this place attended the exhibition at the , rod banannas sliced in thin, round slice*, Fish school house Tuesday evening — Mrs. every boy who jumps off and on moving skirmished around a little and finally . with sugar and orange Juice over them, trains. The penalty in such case is 410 pounced on a horse und buggy belonging Platte Is able to go out doors again—E. , and served with a dish of whipped cream. Kershner Is expected home every day. to Baker. The trial is set for March 33d firn* or confinement in the county Jail tor —A large Amount of maple sugar Is being Hta wife received a letter from him state-‘ 30 days. A good supply of dish towels is ueceamarketed in our village—The suit of Row- Ing that be was on the road home—The sary; do not try to get along with a few. Woodland is now an incorporated village. lader vs. Cornelius Smith will be tried on mud is scarcer, than It was a week ago— Health and comfort are promoted by an The. first election was held last week Mon­ the 34th—G. M. Baitinger han returned to Mtas Edith Wood has the mumps—Jimmie’' abundance of every furnishing In the day and the following officers elected: Hartford—Some time since Mike Smith Austin of Howell is in Carlton—R. Platt' kitchen departmohL President. F. F. Hilbert. was driving some cattle to market that he went to Groenvill last week where he ta to Clerk. U C. Feighner. Holders for a single flowoat each plate bad sold, aud while driving them across make his home—Orra Batcehler wears a Assessor. Jesse Jordan. Cause, a wee boy—Very come in every Imaginable shape. Thom the D. L. & N. R. IL they passed east on smiting face. Treasurer,^. 8. Holly. the track, the cattle guard affording no ob­ cold at tills writ'ng—Geo-IBragdon is visit­ in imitation of dowers, when filled with Marshal and Street Commissioned, stacle. as it was rilled with snow and ice ing friends in . Monroe county—And now their blossoms make the table bright, like David Haight and perfectly level. Mr., Smith seeing a there Is another wedding on deck. This a tulip-bed. Possibly the most beautiful, Trustees. Frank Aspluall. John Landis, train coming, did hta best to get hta cattle makes two that are coming off; perchance is well as expensive, are the slender little Ludwig Faul. C. Palmerton. C. C. Dean back and off the track but did not have It will be n double wedding—At the sugar cut glasses, with filagree of gold outside. and Willard Bolton. time, as* the train was too close and two of social the boys thought as It was leap year The question is often asked, ‘'How long Two young men, one living in Nash­ his cattle were killed. The company In­ that the girls would Invite them tp eat will pastry keep?” It can be kept in cold . ville. the other in Marshall, were enamor­ structed their men to skin the cattle and sugar with-them; but alas, the girls ate weather for a number of days, providing a alone and to did tho boys — Geo. Hartman bury the carcasses which they did and ed with the same girl, the tatter also liv ­ . • If you want tp get a better price damp cloth is laid over it, or in ease of even sold the hides. But when Mr. Smith Is working In Delton buUdlng a store/ He __ from _____ ing tn NashvlUo and acting In the capacity asked the company to settle for the cattle says Delton is booming—Wm. Vester ha«4 puff paste It be rubbed on Ute outside with for old old scrap scrap than than you you do « butler and covered closely. This prevent* peddlers, bring your old iron of all of c<?ok iu the Wolcott house. Womaiithey informed him that they could not the mumps—Miss Libble Service and a hard crust forming over the paste, as it like she promised to become the wife of kinds, copper, zinc, lead, rubbers, tliink of such a thing bqt that they had a brother of Lenawee county are visiting Is certain to do if put away on a plate or . .. ’ each of them, am! it was a tussle to see case of trespass against him. The case Arthur Kenyon. ra6s an^ carpets to the which one should be successful in bearing iu a tin bowl without a cover. off the prize. Matters came to a sudden has i»een put in the hands of Palmerton & To eream butter, heat your bow! a little. Pleasant, but not very good sugar climax last week. The Nashville youth Smith, and it is hoped that a settlement Four hot water in. and then turn, it out. weather at this writing — Jay Strausbaugh can be effected — George Beach has been met the idol of his heart on the street, The bowl mu«t not be liot enough to melt und by a passionate appeal. that would tiaving the ti'inmps—Jneob Volte sold BOO 'of O'Don i) ciI spent Sunday here—Warren. Mirhiwan-nvn the butter. It may be creamed with the have melted a heart of stone, succeeded in pounds of maple sugar at 10 cts. a pound, Foglesong and John Bachelor took the m u u u OPP- Roller Mill, Hastings, Mich, making sure of Ids bride by getting n besides getting S cts. a pound bounty— 'remains of the former's father, John spoon or with jhe hand. Then add the sugar, a little at a time, until it Is very hustle on himself, getting a license and Elias Bevier contemplates moving to the Foglesong toOh’lo for burial—Rufus Vester light Do not measure butter by dropping getting married. The Marshall man will Rapids—Our town is liable to have n sld>- 1sold his span of black mares for 8230—Mr. Mumps Is still with us—Mrs. J. Carpenter It into a cup. Break it Into small pieces. walk suit — It is reported that Carpenter A ; now have to content himself by sitting on The cups hold un«‘-haif pint. They are a fence and seeing her go by. Calhoun Is Son und Dennis Kelly are heavy losers by iis taking care of her mother, who Is ill— noot cooking cups, but are of tin. Take not In It with Barry county when pretty the failure uf (ho furniture company of !L. Knowles will build a bam the coming summer—Mrs. J. B. Carpenter will leave your spoon and pack your butter In solid Hastings. girls are to be won. for Kansas on the 16 Inst—Wm. Allen Is .and have an In exact measure. In your home from Grand Rapids nursing a lame measure of powder .have it only slightly Cterkay. The auction of Mr. Ilainme. of Cat 1 ton* arm. the result of being thrown from »a rounding. Always measure in this man­ Geo. Mosey closed his school In west Kalnmo last, Friday—Mrs. JI. Brown is was well represented front this place street car—C. S. Wright does not think ner. Unless the kind of sugar la named, sick at this writing -James Demaiy and Tuesday. He Intends movlpg to Pennsyl­ that be wilt teach music this suminer as use finely granulated. family have a lady friend vteltlng them vania—Elmer Rising and family Sundayed he Intends teaching school. from Canada—Exhibition nt the McOtnber at Mr. Hatton’s—There was no preaching Dalton. In Btirmah th«y pjay the game in a man­ school house Tuesday evening of this at-this place Sunday, on account nt the Elder Harding went to Ostemo last Fri­ ner totally unlike the sport as wc know it, week—Mr. and Mrs'. Charite Miller of funeral of Mr..aud Mrs., (terkey. at the Woodland center spent Saturday and Sun­ Dunkard church in Campbell—Albert day to organise an Epworth league at that hut they call K f<»tl>all just the same. The day here—Mr. and Mrs. Ira Colton of Hines, of Saranac, was looking up Ills best place—Mrs. (’.Johnson Is visiting relatives Burmese ball Ja made of light bamboo Curlton visited at George Cbnley's Sunday girl at this place over Sunday—The Aid in the Valley city—Myron Simpson is wickerwork, about the size of the knot in —Chris Marshall closed bis school with society was well represented, and a few under the Dr’s, care— Jennie,. Howland thg player’s turban. Imagine such a ball an exibilion last Thursday evening—Rev, more added to Its list. Long may il live— , who has been visiting at B. K.’ Husted’s iu use nt a l*l:RnkRgiving day game, with a und Mrs. Weller of Baltimore were calling Bell Bennington is stopping nt J. Smith’s the past week returned home Monday— dozen ablebodied men piled on top .-md on Maple Grove friends the fore partnf at present—Charles Dllienbeek and wife The G. A. IL dance^Xvas a success all endeavoring to get hold of It. The result the week—The Sth scml-aunual 5. 8. con­ have moved Into their new house—J. present having a good time—The carpen­ would be a beautiful flntnuitof light bam­ vention will be held at the U. B. church Hulllberger ban rented the Dorbiti farm ter* are putting up shelvings in the new boo wickerwork. There is no team work. und Mr. Feagles moves near Detroit— hardware—Mr. Blackman has painted his The game aa played in Burnaah is run Friday, April IsL strictly upon inilividual prhrtipjes, and Hayden Myers has returned home from hall and seated It with new chairs which Mr. llatnme's, where he has been nt work. adds much to its attraction—Mrs., Dick each man has the play all to himself. Knew, Last week our lime and mind was hr a Norwood H spending a week with Harry elbows, feet, heads and ahouldera play meeting, that Is vet in progress with good Banker near Yorkville—The parties driv­ their port, and the main object is to keep CreMy. the ball iu motion and at the same time to results—Nettle Gant dosed n very success­ Mr, and Mrs. John Barber made n trip ing a well for C. Hazel have at test found prevent it from toltchflig the ground. ful term of school Friday last—Balteu A­ water after driving In three different to Kalamazoo Wednesday—Mr. Manhaven Incidentally tho players uantne positions Gates, of Woodland, are loading a car of places, striking a stone each time but the moved in Mr. Pierce Travis house Satur ­ that would cause n professional contortion­ oats here— Itemember Professor Humphrey day. with’the Intention of vnnglng for him last time they split the stone and all was ist to abandon hta calling. Xs has been re- ■ will continue his meeting the coming well — Mr. Potter and Mr. Utter made a lord’s day—MIm Moreduck, of Carlton, is the coming year—Mr. Brubaker, of Free­ business trip to Kalamazoo Saturday—Miss ’ marked, they call it "football” in the coun­ the guest of Edith Bevier, of tills place— port. HI. made his daughter, Mrs. liable, Pennington, who ha^ been visiting Ehler try of the Burmese, but wc who p<sbcrs ^liuon Engle and family, of Burr Oak.. is a short vtalt last week—John Vaintawalk- Harding the past week returned home civilization and arc prone to discriintnale visiting bls mother—Dr. Sayles is getting er. of Kajamazoo. visited at Joshua Monday--Mr.^ lawks, our jeweler, moved would term it "juggling.” But it is never­ Brown's Wednesday last—The concert theless a wpuderful game, requiring skill a good ride. Success Is our desire—iC. given for the benefit of the organ fund back to his old home Monday—C. S.-Glea­ and proficiency. When one player haa had Lane is on the sick list. son, has moved his shoe shop off the lot was n great success. The essay read by just purchased bv MrsXl’eun^k. It now enough, anti exhibited all his particular Mrs. Ilatate, and a number of declamations tricks of play, the ball is passed on, and Uanncld. stands on B. riiompson’s lot just south of Then-will be held at the Bresee hall a were worthy nf mention. The music was the hotel—IL Phelps, of Kendall, who lias whoever gets it proceeds at once to have an donation for Rev. Wallace <»n Friday even-' excellent -Caleb France, with the help of been visiting Ills sister the past week, re­ exhibition on his own account. Thus jt is Ing tho 25th of March. Everybody ta In­ Hoyt's portable saw mill, has prepared a turned home Monday—E. Pennock has passed all around, und the spectators are duly edified and dolighlt d. The elite ot vited to cotur and have a good time—Will targe qnautltv of material, which he de­ pnrehawd a lot uf Ed. Evans—Mosher and iL-mgoon society may rejoice in.tbe game, wh?n you co to see the school inn rm be signs making into land rollers, of which Whlttlinore havb their engine and machin­ sure and tie your Jiorxe. It h so mqch he sells a large number each y.ear—8am ery on the grounds east of the grist mill but when the light of advanced civiiixatiou has driven away tho shadows of tlfr.t land, Iwlter to iIde through the mud than to foot Firth went to III. Inst Friday. and are setting the. same for sawing and progress is implanted im their midst, It—Byron Pickle ta visiting hta parents— pickets—Mrs. Dr. Scribner is visiting her then will sure-enough football gain a foot­ Ilnpn Center. R. Dunn Is building n targe wood ahed— parents in Kendall this week—Mr. Edgett Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and son Bennie, and Mr. Hyde our furniture men are with ing. And perhaps horaX yellow couches Deen 1’rlne will go to keeping bouse, anil arid other evidences of enlightenment will of Gull Lake, visited at Ira Hart ’ s the first work for Elias Jones—Wm. Hampton ns again—Mr. Miller and Mr. Clarkson of then play their part too.—Harper's Weekly. will move onto and work Levi Bresee's of the week—Charles Chandler and wife, Hastings are still In our midst working for farm, with sonic of Pat. Lee’s in connec­ of Dowling, visited their parents Sunday the Interest of the Maceabee order, having Traveling iu Grt cnlund. tion—Alfred Parker has rented the north —Chas. Whitney and wifcJ from the north, good success thus far. Hero is a description of n September day, Henry Wlckwlre farm—Thls week .Satur­ intend moving back on their farm—Ely taken from "The First Crossing of Green­ day at one o'clock the republicans want to Chadderdon han returned from the north. Cloverdale. land:’’ see every republican in the township at Intending to work for Mr. Merchard— The health of the people here and in our the Grange hall—Miss McNInch iskeeplrig Thomas Prince was the guest of Mrs. vicinity is good with the exception of Mrs. wan glorious ami the air|stilL There had Owen last Sunday—We are sorry (o hear June VanHorn who is still quite feeble al­ house for Robert Phillips. . that Eld. Nice Is going to leave us. We though on the gain—Bert McCullum has been a light fall of snow in the night. The Yankee ftprlnva. wish him many friends arid success where- hired out to Dennis (Ellins fbr the summer sun Rhone over the infinitely monotonous snowfield, which, rising almost impercep­ We.can’t complain about bad roads— ever he map go. and may ihe Lord be with —The carpenters are working at H. tibly, stretched away and away in front of The dance nt Tom Powers’ was well .at­ him and his family. He will preach his Wilkinson’s house—The lumber has ar­ na like uno huge white carpet, glittering tended and a good time reported—Mr. farewell discourse next Sunday the 20th. rived for Will Horns’ barn—Eugene Deck with diamonds, soft and fine in text uro as Hallett will address the people of this Is getting his new house ready for occu­ down, and laid in long, gentle undulatloem place next place next Saturday evening at pancy—Howard Mosher is about to pnt a which the eye could scarcely follow. the school house on the subject of temper­ E. Pennock met with qultc an accident large assortment of wall paper.of the latest But in the afternoon the aspect of our ance—The literary at the .Klingensmith one day Inst wci-k by slashing his foot patterns In his store—Trade, which was landscape changed entirely. A biting wind ml house was not very wifil school wrtl attended with an ax—A. Pennock’s boys while en­ rather stack here, Is reviving attain and got up from the northwest which drove .. ^4—on — account - - —1 of sickaSaturday evening, gaged in boyish play in throwing cobs at Cloverdale will soon resume its wonted >—The Bas ’.nkk scribe don’t have It so each other one of them received quite a UQtlvIly—Rev. John Nyce will preach his whirlwind. The sky then cleared _am _______ .. _ _ handy as his brother scribe, for the Sun. serious scalp wound near the temple from farewell sermon at the church next Sun­ pletely and the weather grew colder. He can’t go three times a week and then a stone or some other hard substance, day—The friends of Llbtyc Wright will be The wind increased in strength; it vnw on Sunday—We expect to soon have a causing a rapid ride after the Mr.. Who pleased to hear that she has recovered bitter work toiling along ugainrt it, and new postmaster—Mrs. Ward called on her came on double quick time and dressed from her late illness and Is able to be at we hud to be careful not to get had! y frozen. stater, Mrs. Wm. Potter, last Sunday— the wound. The boy Is on the mend but church once mote. First my nose hartlcned, but I dtacovcred There will be a sugar party at Smith’s hall, will carry a scar for a long time—Prof. this in time to save it by robbing it well Bowens Mills. March ‘-’5th. All are in­ McCoy the lightning mathmetlclnn gave Dowling. with snow. I thought myself safe now. vited to attend—Nettie Bennett called on a highly entertaining exhibition Friday The robin red brestis again in our midst but thcu I felt a queer, chilly feeling under friends around here last week—John evening at the school house. The Prof, to remind its of the approaching spring— my chin, where I found that my throat was O'Conner is nursing a sprained ankle, has organized a class with whom he will There Is not as much sickness in our town quite numb and stiff. By more robbing caused by a wagon wheel passing over the commence his tabors tn night, the 14— as there has been—C. Chandler the photo­ and wrapping some mittens and ottrar Detroit, Mich. same—J. H. Milboum and A. M. Stocking The Wesleyan Methodists are holding a grapher still remains In our town—E. thing* around my neck, I pnt maxtere visited the county seat Saturday. series of meetings. Rev. Arkela Of Ohio Uea(Ji. of Hastings, but formerly of this straight there. But then camcj tho worst attack ot all, m has awakened quite a religious feeling in place, Intends to move back on bls farm Woodland. some. May hta efforts prove a success to this spring—Mr. Klnnte will move on Mr. the wind found ita way in through mr A little wore snow and wc will have the whole community in ameliorating the Wagonlander’s place—Fred Clemens will clothes in the region ot my Ktonuich, and good sleighing—Jake Veltc wan In Jack­ harmony and the condition of alt the dif­ work for B. Cox this summer—A. H. gave rise to terrible pains. This was met , son last week with irapte sugar—B. 8. ferent denominations of the village—and Noble's of Hastings was oc our streets Holly has received an order for 1.000 gal­ that those outside of the church roll may one day Jast week on business—Gus Reed sector, 00.11 we. now Armed at oil polnu. lons of maple syrup, and Is rapidly filling see their good works and deeds and may has lost eight swarms of bees this winter My companion. .offered a, r did, and ththe order—The adjustlitg agent ot the be induced to fall In rank and file for —Mrs. Geo. Wilson te on the sick list. bodily comfort* cd our trot were- morewy. I’htvnlx Fire Insurance Co. was in town better ways of living this Hie—Notices corao than usual that evening. Prairieville. on Friday, and satisfactorily adjusted On. for republican caucuses are poured to meet Palmerton's loss—Tecplo Covll are at the American house March 11> at 3.30 p. LE TTY’S GLOBE. The W.’ F. M, society met with Mrs. Mc­ building au extension to tho blacksraft' m. for the purpose of making nominations Bain Wednesday last. The life member­ shop to be used for a wagon shop—Will o for township officers to lie suppurtcil at the ship held by-Mlas Anna-Sackett was con- When Latty h.-ul ic.v;o pdmed her third glad year. Grozlngvr la'very sick. He has Intlam ensuing township pieetlng. Let every* re­ furred ou Mrs. J. W. Briggs—Tha Odd tlon of the bowels. He is a little 1MUP r publican within ’ the township be fellows have hi preparation a tine drama And her young, artlew words began to flow. at this wrlttlng—We hear that Emu i present and also Ire on hand in good time which will ba presented to the public In One day w-j gave the child a colored sphere Bizer is very sick at this writing in Grand on the morning of township meeting pre­ about two weeks. Mrs. Loveland bas Rapids—Our villago council held their first pared to discharge hta every duty as an Iteen paluting the scenery for the play, the By tint And outline all Ita sea aud laud. meeting on Friday evening. As this wns American citizen—Wheat, nn the ground drop curtain of I which Is really a work of She p«Ute 1 all the world; eld outpim pt their maiden effort they made a good ice­ is looking tolte well but should tire plant art—MIm Mate‘Sackett of Bloomington. Bctw«jen her baby ftnern; bw soft hand ord. ns their session lasted till mhinighl. remain unprotected by snow, many Irani III.. Is visiting her stater here—Mrs. Hard­ Aiming other Important subjects discussed frosts with thaws will injure the product ing Is entertaining two ladies from Douglass was one proposing to reduce our running badly—Mr. and Mrs. Eri Geiger are the —Mr*. Oro Storms has been quite sick tlw expenses to n mluumum and it Is hoped happy parents of a son—Leap year <lance past week but ta now improving—John that no direct lax will lie levied nt all. In at the American tanwo ___ _March ____ ____ ___ ifl '9a. pnter to avoid levying a direct a ays- [Slusie by Cronk’s orchestra of Battle Creek, “tetn of revenues has been proponed, and In Barry, Mr. Perkins new tenant ha4 W1TO DRUG STORE Banner. A CORSET FREE From all objections urged against other styles and kinds. Reijnirfi do BreaiiDj id ! Will do! Break Dowa Over the Hips! Gives grace, comfort and health to any lady wearing it. We guarantee the Gage-Downs corset different in prin­ ciple from any other. Money refunded if not satisfactory. THE ONLY AMERICAN MADE CORSET That meets the requirements of ladies of fashion. Sold by L. ^STAUFFER. Hastings Banner Published Thursdays «y COUNTY NEWS. �=" — ----------- ”2^; I MOB VENGEANCE.” national history of a week. .legislature. x**1’ I Memphis the Latest Scene °I Lynch outlawry. । wife murder. THEEE SEGBOKSHOT TO PEATS . . high haa been unckrtbro on Lincoln county, W. Va. - The Indiana *_team*hil from the United ’ ^Tudtoiupoli. durlu. lb. Wmkl’. tolr lr,a„«ul»b^rb«irK taOTdlmU. In W«”rTthrM bulbllno In pnr«to»« <* .'b" SUta ^SSlto -Ub lb. prw-uurluu r ■ B . Exelt«n>ont *«3 r^umed *nd soma amendments ^dUth s.turd-y x>«fc»r STSTSS* - Aldn’ore them apparently, and seventyan m«> b«s w dioknltx bl a«‘l.»S th. Ml .lain. “kl0«,h™ cocOnri UK" ,b<' iarty SatenUj ol«m. r”hi"“ ,h“ “.ui u> a -I”1 “>J t1b’“ “ <U.ih, ,mUhl. In.eltyot tob*“’ UU.U, Th. n»ub I. >b« '•>' relations '''T™'be”: ,ud wblut Mrnn lb. n«n> population \a"l wblM1 Th. cur dir U I. nul Mtol rumon goto, to Uk. dr.uathat the negroes areg-'. _ fel rrrru.. for tor the >u. crim* fill revenge crime oomtolltal b> U,. „„b ood . .toOg <o~ "J i£X^'“b^-7 C.um. Erf the Trouble a Calvin ---------keeps 7’mi*. Calvin mcdowcu McDowell,, * a ««»•« negro who a . ........at» the corner rtr.f-itur of tit Mis-ILLSarocery and. barroom Zwiptii and Walker avenues, was up on Haturday before Judge Dulfose on a chark^ of asas’ilt aud battery. Having been re leaded on bail be returned to h» pl«« « taZlnes* and. gathering •“ journed. t Waskkotvs, M«rth 1(..-H«le lMn> Ju«d A bill lo »“»“ ro-wrfor“ lootoU.oltb.nAV MorgM tatrodotod . bill to rtlmpoto to Calt«d StoUto port* <0'tr“i5“ <7to Ll< Bllb to.ro r.porWd: to rodooo tb. number ot eoplto ot oologltot “< d“d " tor, to \<>» tom 12,000; to looo lb. G. A. K. rocompm.ot. Tb* P"-1'“J1 hlu WIW Msael, and the remainder of tbe devoted to executive session. tll0 h0M, Se,torn' lotrodutod a b U , „„ pctuHte. *t ChrcMO. botoe Mtu to nul. Iot«-u b",rb,“d ~ ' '* McMllllo «pok» lo it* ‘„pltad. Ij WAN..,OTO.-.-. Washington; M-b March 11.-THW 11.—Telle? goto got* ' resolution through the senate yesterday callillR tor a lot ot ^n*nc^*1 n'^Vtollar-L ^ronj thn trenaury relative to silver dollars. ^.fcuitnral deficiency bill was pa*abU1 to construct a potoffic* in t<jwn wheni the postal » did uot exceed 810,000 ^^Mdeb-iUxl without action, an Jam. of lb. nwU sb. — btoMbt Ata”. IT. .Ur. .hip. Sha W~ 1» w« MoCmthr ba. vnta«l ’“Uta a F-vneh court tor th. poao».lon ot th. tuo.Uottho IrUh P"ll*“-“tt5U!Xi.r which Parnell was one of the trustoea. Cml a r. Bailor lodar—d • not. l» 1SW tor Iia,a». and * la,, dwldod llul ha rnwl g*X n l ho nou imcnatat.ss.ooono’; A p.UUou with U>a ■‘»bfuT^nl <x» EnjlUhmou. «wo lo b. pro.onlwl to ™“D..ot. Uron lb. »rij»llb« StapuU. thm. ni.r mUo betwwm Qmal Britain and the United States. The Alliance forces tried to capture the North Dakota State Prohibition conven­ tion, but were routed and left the hall, and the invented elected stedK^t out Prohibitionist delegatee to the national convention. . A cargo of 8,600,000 pounds of grain will be shipped this week on the steamer MiaBurltran Nmr York to Bu-U tor lb. starving peasants. It comes from twentyfive states, &d territories in all sections aud from Canada. Maria Rix has been arrest rd at Ashland, Wls , for smashing windows. She is called the “window smasher? baa a mania for that kind ot work, and according to her own statement has broken over 1,000 windows, many ot them being plate-j^ma, at Chicago, Milwaukee, and SL PauL Sha 'is insane. ______ nobUltr. ar.i ___ Ao Englbh .rndlcb. ha. r.ln-r an American type founder* truss wbtekbieludto ml lb* obk* ’ cept two. The capital lnvoi*«l M <13. 000,000- — Monday, March. X*. Pin, «c llloooiO^d, I*. 000 worth ot 1-op.rtr. Buamuiw. «*■»» BUhop 1M.I. at Ohio, dlwl .1 NW y“k dir »r p«4r^ h« •“ »’« • years old. ? „ ,* Tho defense in the auw at OarlinKton, Win., of the men who lynched blsboMt is that the lyuchors were all insane. The total amount paid out up to Fsbra- Foreign participation in the World's fair, so far as ascertained tip t>> the present, embraces seventy-two nations ami prov- Mr*. Marie Nevin*-Blain* says she will not write her promised reply to the scct* taryof state until he gete on hhM Grove. I-' ONE BJWjro-va Both the method uni reeulte when Srrup of Fig. u taken; it ie pl«MMt ud jefrmhmg to tho taMe, Md acta 4 74 Stations. •OVTH. tern effcctmdly, dupek <»1<U Bcb« end tmn end care, h^hitul corutipetion. Syrup rf Fig. * the m-i Jttehlaad Junc’t Delton.................. du«<I, pleuing to the and Moeptabl. to th. atomaeh, pra»P‘ ,h> HASTXJtoa.................. 9 r'| aiKtiah"iUTacts® and truly beneficial in ita Grove........... •»aq ’5<*.,bji ehects, prepared onb from the meet Co*i» Woodland.................... # a <c| •* 4, n S’— healthy and agreeable anbatnncea, ita ’'rtW.’iL*•? °,r ” manr excellent quaHtiea command it I illft.................... '9 !'•> »■ , . i ......... ‘ to all and ba« made it the moot ^p"f'FC'h’fcr in 50c ♦ Nsa. 5 and fl win not carry pa«m>ng»n ..-1- pwvtd^ with fraiKtit train pri n it, ‘fckM Freight trains will be run hl ihe - ono-nire--. and SI bottles by all leadn drogit is reported from the mountain* west the time of such train* without nwle*. 1 of Chihuahua, Mex.. that the Indiana F. Bcsh. (ten-; H. C. PorritH. Genl r.& T. A«t there have recently burned an old woman cure it promptly for liy one who ■ as a witch. A colbn d woman died at St. I/JUia from wishes to try 1L Do not accept any ! no known disease. An autopsy revealed the fact that her skull was an inch and a subatitute. mSit l» ’“'h Th. bouw MrtlTrf tarorAbl. report, on CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. half thick. Hastings, - • Mich. mt Three men, employes of a “Time pay­ SM nUK19C9. CAL . ment" house at Chicago carried a red hot imkviiu. xr. «rw ro*r. ff.r. CAPITAL S7 5.C00.00 stovaout of a saloon because .bo *aloon!st Thursday, March. 10. SUBFLl’b •7-UOO.ih:. had defaulted In payment. Sarah Althea Terry, of San Francisco, Tbe Indicted whisky trust officiate, with So when McDowell found Saturday was devoted to discussion of the tariff bllL is to be committed to au insane asylum. incorporated under the laws of the Bi*it tho exception of Morri* and Johnson, night that his house was surroundwl by j WasmiNGTON, March 12.—A bill was inMichigan. . The Capital National bank of Guthrie, . aLiu'd men. he thought the ‘•purliication’’; lroduccd jo the senate yesterday providing O. T., capltnl $30,000, has been authorized pleaded not guilty at Boaton and wore aach put under <10,000 bond* sjas about to commence. Hence the shoot- t |jM B0 Ip---------rwjjdcnt fora Ito begin bu*lneaa‘ ‘ ...... p- can — be elected . A six-day bicycle race ended at Naw trig. At the bottom of all th* trouble was second term until _ 2 four year* *have ‘----------“J ’ HaUh haM introduced a bill in the hou*s passed. omcritc York with .Uhinger leading I-amb only dj.riv.dry brtwren Mc^well anda w^ite ^/a fong speech tho * relirtlv*'of " ‘ “ appropriating |30,(V) for a statue to Sam twofert. Fourot the contestant* made f>. G. Robinson. President. J. Randall at Washington. .T ’n. I*™'" on.l on th. t^B. .Irt-Uring tb*i more than 1,000 mite*; Ashinger. 1 utt; . ^Chester Mc*mt. Vice. Fret. George B. Duncan* & Sons’ glass plant Lamb, 1.02J; Martin, 1,022; Reading, 1,O£L Md thh. n-Mth. l.slnnlns ot th. mm th. tMm«rt yr. not P. W. r.cjnuMsrjuMw against McDowell. He, Tom Moss, and 1 fending the McKinley bill. The bill to !u Pittsburg was destroyed by fire. Lona, When a jury at Grand Rap! Is brought MUtCTOKs: Mown Wrt. th. victim, ot th. moL eonrtnlct n pMUAIIc. In $230,000-, insurance, 1106,ool in a verdict in a will oouU-»t in favor of »*n W. Beynold.*. W.H.l’trarn, Whoih. >rnchenw.rt«rillp>vt«hlrn.«« th. rrtolpu mnyl trow‘ “ »>»•«“ Twelve iron furnace* In Birmingham, tho lady contestant, her lady friend* D. G. BoblMun, Mfbnnd out. Judge Du B»e announces J per year was debated but not pompkted. Ala., have reduced the wages of their em­ made an osculatory assault-on tho Inner’* John Carrrth, Cheater Mesj*. that he will find them ill and sentence . The urgent deficiency bill wa* amended ployes 10 i>er cent, on account of the low lawyers most of whom were ungal ­ t£iu to the limit of tU- law. General Pe* , and passed, and adjournment to Monday price ot iron. lant enough to run away. ters, the stall'* attorney, declare* bi*d*- taken. . Mra Florence Ethel Osborne, on trial in Lady Henry Someraet, the noted Engli*h terminatiou to follow them to the end. | The house spent the day in committee <m London forlnrecny aud perjury, has been IntaMBt paid ®n U«e deposits ar <1 But after the officers have exhausted the free wool bill, and speeches were made sentenced to nine months’ imprisonment temperance advocate who has been in this country for month* lecturing ‘under . jo •Ery’expcdirat aud followed every clew ’ for the bill by Stevens of MasaachusettA' at han! labor. . amipiee* Of the W. C. T. U.. ha- .tarted ta it* disappearance, they will’ probably be . Montgomery of Kentucky end Brookshire, The president has nominated Judson C. fur home. Tbe W. C. T. U. at Chicago CHICAGO & WEST jtit where they are now—in the dark, Tho Ray spoke against II Au attempt to hold ClemtmM, ot Gmntt., to lie .„ lot«rtUl. highly complimentary -rend L MICHIGAN Ry. mob wnsa delegation of chosen mcn-*e- an evening session was a failure tor lack commerce commiwioner, vice \\ alter I*. 1 ojy ketul for their courage and ability to keep | of n quorum. Bragg, deceased, and William Lindsay, I .lataterr sitnee-who bad taken it into their beads I WASHINGTON. March 14.—A part of the d1“Xi‘t« -<*bH«b • tAKtaot «! K,“77.,7“. Lv Grand taptda for. . । V.r that an -outraged community should be tjme of tbe house Saturday was taken up avfcnged." A . / j by Coombs of New York trying to hate rite with a canital *tock of ' raid. Railway traffic was InipeuiKl ana How th. NegroM Feel. | stricken1 from the record tbe statement liuo.ooo, has buin granted to Charles F. j business generally wa* at a standstill. The negroes do not pretend to protect J that ho was sraffi£cdFriday night when Gray, Robert D. Sheppard, and John L. 1 A subterranean river, it h alleged, flows kvgraeClty sogie ot the negroes lynched. The better : nn attempt to gv a quorum was made, Lindgren. I beneath the city of Plainfield, N. J., and clgss of colored people are against that eh-| but he dropped toe matter when opposiThree negroe. in jal! at Memphis, | from it tho dty water supply is obtained, m<ut of their race impUcatedriil the at- 1 tfon developed. lAfter paiwiiig a few prl- charged with leading tbe assault in which | A plot to assassinate the sultan of TurBig Rapid*' tetipt to murder the 'iUlct-ryot the law. bvate bills eulogies on tho late John IL four deputy sheriff* were shot last w^ek, | key ha* been discovered at Constantino* There are no signs of peace/ now. Black ! Gamble. Of south Dakota, were delivered were token from the jail by a mob and ! pie, and two of tho conspirators are under tWeek days. •Every day rEvrt;rt Ssfentay. mobs are on every street corner. I Bnd tbe house adjourned. Son a. tn. has through yhxir ■ ar to firing*, arrest. Lav. to brv..k In tb. WAMtnwiTox. bUrefa 1S.-A11 tb. Unltwl shot to death. lo extra charge for scat.* Two thousand negroes will leave Arkan ­ Mr*. James J. Blaine, Jr., wa* stricken UA p. tn. nm< through U) Cbtcsge tolM vith Wl n„d ty per. to>-bjM ““V*" ' etatr, drtult -nrt pomlo.UooA loelodS T^v“.EftI «ret >»« •’“ds* WomU. ot l.;dlW won, rtport- with heart failure at New York, and for sas la the next few months for Oklahoma. NOTICK. seven hour* lay between life aud death. Farmers are wondering where they will To th" Qualified Electors at Barry Co.. Mich. • The Curve-i. the locality of Saturday *d favorably to th. senate yesterday. . A She is still in a serious condition, but will get laborers. WnanKAs. Two-third* ot the mmbvre of the The nominations for the United States board <«? superrtwra ot Barry Co. nt th* Jaau- Steeping carthror.sb todde.■-.!■ Methodists propro probably recover. night ’s shooting. petition from Baltimore Methodist* ary Mwdon of said board. tn Ue year nw. harIJrfS P. tn. to iDdhmsiN'lN •>:, The storm at Minneapolis wo* *0 severe circuit judges have all been ret>ort<d avoted u> submit to ike qualified voter* of | Every White Man Ha« HH Guu. tested against further antl-Chinese legi*Gfo 1'f.HaXt.X. that of Judge Woods, fcvery white man in the vicinity of “The I hit ion as it restricted missionary work in as to paralyse business. Leading inter- • favorably, ----------- ,,including ------I county, a propoWton u» rain* by taxation . G«:.’i i‘*s«.Astftt. e. ——■’ is armed ...lol. 1 „..I.—rifle, 4,1.. China. ml... nt Indianapolis, Irut IbmnnH, U>e -um of SM.tw for building and furnishing a Cnrve" with _a TA' Winchester The 1.411 bill ....LI.. making ,1... the secretary of eats at St. Paul closed their store* and ■. of court house and jail, to berected on Court street car traffic was Impossible It is the I aud the crack ot n single gun would be agriculture eligible to succeed to the pres-. • The bursting of a flywheel in the Cin­ house square, m inc city of HakUngs. Mich.. the signal of battle. Th** author- idency in event of tho death of worst ever known all o*ertbe west and. cinnati electric light works. Hunt street Ilf. are making every effort to all other eligible* was reported northwest at this season of the year. . At 11 and Broadway, did 130,(XX) damage to ma£ NtiRTIJEBN restore peace. “The Caj^e’’ is sur­ favorably. Resolutions inviting the king De* Moines th* temperature fell 48 degrees chincry and building. county. Now. therefore, tn HAILUOt/f. rounded by 130 men. They were and queen regent of Spain andl the de- in a few hours. Harry Keiser, Frank Cohn and Hugh Mid iNiartl you are hereby Doi January “il. UK- V sent out there by Judge Dubose and M.-emf*nta of Columbus to tho World’s annual t<>«r.-nip mrettns. ti Duffy were killed in the boiler making several township* and wart . P|esldent Clapp. The negroes show great fair went over. The postoffice building Itoto Grato Kai’W i"' 11'.’' VI Mra. L. E. Steiner, of Chicago, io the । ' establishment of liohan Bros., St. Louis, Hastings, in raid evunty. o dtienniuation fh the matter und the result bill wn.1 resumed and paased. mother of two children whose ages only by the fall of a freight elevator, and two 4th. A. D. !«2, there will be 1 cannot be easily conjecturefl. The house panned a bill making Council qualified elector* of said coui differ by throe months. boys badly wounded. Bluffs, la., a port of delivery and then Lo-eJl 4 bill prohibiting even the throwing of Mexicans living on the American side of THE I0.WA PROHIBITIONISTS. went to District business, passing a num­ ber of bills. Then In committee the army a base ball on Sunday is to be offered in the Rio Gfandu complain that they are be­ the pnrpo^i <>f building ana furnishing a court . ing persecuted by Csptain Bonrke.United home and jail, to be erected on court house appropriation was considered until ad­ the Kentucky legislature. Delegates to Minneapolis. -area i uaj. -«ceaur.jThe blizzard has reached the east and States army, who has been engaged in journment. ’Till a. m. runs through ip Detroit with r*drsnow and wind are making things inter­ chasing the revolutionist Garza. Des Moines, March 14.—The Republi­ THE LIQUOR QUESTION IN IOWA esting on the Atlantic coast. Y^p.tm’liaTthrouKb parlor car to Drtroft: Typhus fever is attacking other* at New txiird ot •.rprnwwof vald county. Bald court can county convention was captured Sat­ hou»a io be roni]'lvted and n-xdy fornecupanrv. The supreme court of South Dakota has York -besides tho emigrants. Fred J. including all furniture and furnishings and the urday by Hie Prohibitionists. At a recent “s'w ^ra.’mns through to Dcln-.. uM pvlor decided that national banks can Ire prose­ Hamilton, a reporter who had ventured meeting of the statu central committee, cuted for taking illegal'interest. into a quarantined bouse, died of the a. tn. Das permreju..........................• Mr. A. B. Cummins, a pronounced antiv Des Moikes, la., March. 10.-The house pStMMteMHl Mdormauo*; xt’’.y «» t cw Prohibitionist, was agreed upon as tem­ yesterday passed a joint resolution tor a ( John C. Clemente, of Georgia, appoint­ disease. At Philadelphia two nurses who eket ofltee. «7 Monroe St. or I M-" »talten. ed on interstate commerce commission by had attended typhus fever patients died. porary chairman of the approaching state resubmlsBion ot tbe prohibitory, law. ( Geo DrHavkx. expiration or the year ttvs. Said j*!l to be the president, says he will accept. Ucu l 1’axs. Ap«t. The first person to apply for transporta­ completed and ready for orcnnaucy iBclndlDg Republican convention. This action of Fifty-two vote* were cast for and 46 — . -- - . - — and Brakeman tion to Chicago on a visit to the World’s all furniture tirul frmilihlM,,, the committee aroused the greatest in­ against it. The Democrats all voted no. ] Conductor McGill Myers were instantly killed in a collision fair was Benjamin Ballay, a wealth? farm­ dignation on ths part of tbe Prohibitionund-r And yet the question of what la going to <on the Big Four railroad near Acton, Ind. er living near Lockport, N. Y. He was PROBATE OUDKK. Late, and they began organizing to defeat be done on llquoc legislation remain* an Robert Maroney, a painter in Jackson, very Indignant when the ticket agent Mate of Mlchfinm.Cminty of liarrt the election of Cummiun a* delegate to unsolved mystery. The senate has passed 'Tenn., was burned to death in the firn laughed and told him that the fair did not occupancy before July |«t, I** AtAieasloQ of t h* Probate I’ourt. th* state convention. They were. there­ SAid sum of |m.wo u> hr ralw the Probate ofnw. Id the city cl l< a license bill und the house follows it up ■which consumed the Hopper block In that open until lf*J3. fore on hand in large numbers Saturday ■a follow*: llAOtfl to be ran said County, ou Tuesday th-- ■ ’' '!•*>• •« with a resubmbwion measure. , dly. ruary. In the year oze thouwu:-l • tp'. baMine and accomplished their purpose*. Tbe latter cannot pass the senate with­ A bill in the New York legislature re­ LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. Divided m to Harrison. ^hwent? CUarle’ W. Armsirosc. out Democratic votes, the former cannot pealing die use of the electrical chair and Conventions were held in eight Iowa aa follows: probate. counties Saturday to select delegates to pass the house without Republican votes. substituting hanging has been reported • In tl>e matter of tbe e«tate ot Henry Ocrtrithe Republican state convention. Four Consequently as tho matter now stands favorably. ■ Chicago. March 14. r,mnw vi k v* Buirt-r-v-.sorw or Harry <kOtrroad»ng and filtog the Thoma* 3. Hnicn. counties scut delegations pledged to Har­ the legislature is as far from reaching a George Golden, of San Diego, blew out Following were the quateikirm on the County. Mich. R»S.of Jfibn Gerkey. rod of *«Ai.} County Oerk of Harry co .Mteh. rison, three delegation* are onti-Harrison, solution of the question as it was the day his brains. He had put all hii money In board of irntb today : . Wheal-March, opened Given under my band and eea! at the eltv praying that a certain Instn-u'1, ,r', -L| and one is unpledged. Polk county, the it convened. the California National bank the day be­ MMc, cIomnI HMc. May, opened iCHc, dawd Hasting*, tote JTth day of February. A. D.'Tau^ la this court, purporting to be Ihr !»*• «■ .J h.> .'. II ! >|‘ 1O froJuly, otemwl «>Hc. ckmu nj ^ c Cornhome of Clurkaon, is against Harrison and fore il failed. THE DEATH RECORD. •Ma «d<M-d MMc: May. opened Uie delegation was instructed for Clark­ Yesterday was tho twenty-ninth anniver­ *2*- 'lo«d WJtr; Jaun, opened 3UHe, cknwsl MORTGAGE BALE. be granted to John Gerkry or >ome <«itr son as delegate at large. James Mooxby, of the Mooney & Boland sary of tho marriage of the Prince of »c. Oats—May, optmel closed Wtor Default having been mads In conditions _ Perfc-iJJJ? Wsiea. The bells at Windsor were rung Juno, opened <twmi>oo It U ante rod, that s Detective agency, at Chicago. SESr* .>M1y cfe"d May. Xm Mid Frairt'?AWby lames Kodatey !9tb davof N.troh A. It. FRIGHTFUL DISASTER. Si Joxu W. Jackson, a pioneer of Chi­ and flags hoisted. dosed SUUS. Lard-Mar.h. onenZd >to <*.« nX akttoJ^i*StoT72r'i! cago. " ’ Mrs. Senator Palmer was blown off her 110.75, IU ■. dosed SAZZK. K °I*a*d E. 8. Borrows, _ retired physician of feet at Washington, and thrown to the Live stock-prices at the Union Strx-k Yard, fiifii’rtfilte. reqmred tn *pte•»« *’ ’ ground as she got off a street car. Her Davenport?!*. Ofaald court, ihen to he bidden M «-«• }"“L Brussels, March 12.—There is weeping ranted m follows: Hogs-Metket ’“'j office, la th-dty ot Hswinx'. in ;y ’ Joiix F. Winulow, leading manufactur­ head was slightly cut, but her hurts are fairly active and Mbfcllc iowor. Ji and wailing at the Anderlius colliery, not at oil serious. *o<i show i-ause. if am it* rv t -.« '»r >i»v to near Charleroi. Around the pit-mouth er, at Poughkeepsie, N. Y. of the prtltinuer nwy nrt be fitted- A* The Lancashire coal miners, who will Packing. xanaLMO mixed • William B. Fielding, the earl of Den­ H further 01 derv*i. Hut said LM are gathered hundreds of women and bigh, at London. suspend work March 12, .have adopted a 8< I*c“a« *«•* •hippin 1 lots. Hoe 10 H»e perwu s lutere-lW In . children rending the air with their des­ the pendency of *»M peilltoe and . '/g* William Llndke, millionaire banker resolution that their vacation shall not “-bwately active and rrice, exteed a week, but that they will work thereof by causing * eoi»y <tt U>'’ * w« unpaid ami tn arrears for the t pairing cnee, while down in the depths and miller, of St. Paul. •rtWhrt >tbe Rvtten ..lay d r*» only live days each week hereafter. of the, mine over 200 men and women are George Hkxch, prominent Pennsyl­ to. U.iui. Uv An Austrian prince, with bine eyes, entombed. How many are dead is not vania Prohibitionist, at Carlisle. curly hair and a pedigree that reach« known for it has been impossible to pene­ Josh F. O'Bkiex. well-known bare ball back to Adam, to say nothing of a trate the pasbnge-ways, bat if the list does। pitcher, at Troy, N. Y. Judiie vf I rnbswhundred rtxi thoroughly developed check, offers to not reach 100 it will be a miracle. The1 (A true copy.) Mra. CATHERISB Milleb, pioneer of toto.jmiu.wl.bo pKB, AtortS j; cause of all this was an explosion in tho1 Chicago. provided she has a "dot” of <7,000,000. g thereof: secend gallery, MX) feet from the surface. Samckl T. Richardson, early settler of J-uru* u£mw . It wrecked the shaft, tumbled the gallery, Bloomington, Ills. T. th. ouIism -i-n— o< tn■ Fred O. Smith, wealthy seed man, Norkoto ruins, choking it up with timbers and[ Nuw, JCT^y !^W*ture has passed a 5 walk,O. work there but eighty have reached the »ur-. General DUDLEY 8. Steele, at Orange, April, t*. In comnUanro *»h * • •* stlir Eegs-Fmh iMock. ca-.dhrt. ka. oX trash. UU U Ito oAjtoarur. to .bib *<«• 1 taoe, thirty of whom are dead and sevenj S*T , l rc**'d poultry-Spring chtekltt Iuk offleeraare to be vlvcted: Professor STgEXURBO, tbe eminent In­ A medical college In Lyons, France, has wounded. Forty escaped through a sec* ,3T l“,c<'n’*<lucn« of disturhiSl’ S' riThTi * sanity apeclolhit, at Copenhagen. I™* »«S Rev. Dr. CAinxs, noted Presbyterian by the atutlunts. ‘'“wws clergyman, ut Kdiuburg. Snort viM.r- cennd a» d tt><r<t -* ;;■>; ; • Bishop GllEQORT THU26TOX BEDELL, man for each ofthr four ‘ , ’ «“rd Episcopal bishop of Ohio, at New for swell of the four war^. M”’ ”;;4 tlx In the Board o? Kdnralloe. from < ‘. !art ot olf “tatar boro , Jr., said last night that he aprttvasWtowsi For th’tint ri James Ogdkn, well known lake cap­ ry cheerful and it is thought ho tain, at MUwaukve. s^sr10" w“ h’ld “°d tb’ ■ Jttgg « Hastings City Bank, ” SHOKE Eb. POWERJ' 8 c E NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SAME t“ ALWAYS THE BEST 5C CIQrtR IN THE etroit, lansin<; Fr To be W Je B H D «to?toiS7£ ci— -a iiSi“2'7ia’SS Mother Di-.suantal, of St. Xa-icri* om­ ^A»‘‘ ^«d GsultuK WKSaX, nmmli-.nl. citiSM y WVK4 ’Igtca I 1 C .AAAAA-T-MU Th. ttS Uvt ol Hmm. m Brtlln. teHLwi In the wvrr*. „ rurt wi, •ad was to play with St LouteUd^J?* rommy White Nhdly whipp^^i. £k D D U ti B f ’l i �st Allegan, died dcnly Wednesday evening. Be had just returned from th* funeral of a sister in Iowa and sat telling hta wife about the trip, when all at onee he said. "Why, how cold 1 am,'' and fell over and expired in ■ »lx>rt tin*. A, HowlincSuccess Fairbank's J'nn^, 2^S'HREP0TATI0N and SJCCLSS TO ITS OWN - 7AER1T5. ’ IT IS PURE, UNADULTERATEfiAKD FOR RAPID Cleansing Power has noequal IT is INVALUABLE. IN i\lTCHEN & LAUNDRY Sold by all Grocers. NKFAIRBANK&£0 CHICAGO. Wm Reams I •• 4 50 Geo Cain " S Anderson •* 4 50 <?eo Reed “ 4 50 Geo Booth •• 0 75 W H Iteetel " 8 00 E H Palmerton ■ •• 3-.00 are "Treated with Canute of Soda, Magnera, L W Kcufleld 1 “ 11 40 Potaah or Bicartocate of Seda." ' | Hastings Engine and* Iron works - bill rendered.*.... 2 55 To partially supply the loss of I L E Stauffer ‘ same..! natural flavor and color caused Standard Oil Company Mme 17 71 126 30 by this treatment, fragrant gums Jus Walker & Son same W D Haves freight paid 4 16 and dyes are used. W H Bechtel tabor!f«ir.vice connec­ UK. 3IDKBV tXIHUKa. •IWCWV < ■ -UCTU..SS, tion..................... ; 1 20 Uui-. tr*»ty College, Mpdoa.BM Phyncun to Sergeant A Co. 51.000 coal. CUteae HuMMUl. perhaps lhe greatert Ems Jack Shay haul M*me| authority on the action ot <lrur>. stales tn his " Hi 5 00 beak ot Therapeutics ” that" the sustained adr John Fuller inspecting buildings 2 00 Htratinn of AlkasiM and their carbonates renders Jack Shay am! team I tabor 1 20 Jacob Rose same CO Hastings electric I. and P Co. wir­ ing for lights.............................. 8 80 Moved by Aid Spepee. that the adeounls be allowed 04 read and orders drawn of re­ spective funds. Carried. Ayes. BlinReynolds, Sentz. Spence. iFor vr iikji more c iifuir than 100 Years 1100 the ston, . ■ ilauec. ----- - --- Cocoas d“™ UUUUUU process 'rn-sra <i of Walter Baker Co. have made their Cocoa Prepa­ rations ABSOLUTELY PURE, using NO Patent Process, Alkalies or Dyes. ... n.ucn n aa n l i ■■ W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass. ’JS'S Moved by ’l!?!Aid Manee to adjourn. Tbe next examination will be held on the there ta anything rankling It ta »a 25tb Inst at which lime many of those Which vivid fancy Into color warms, making a partial failure will be able ter nil tbe*; yewx »lx»« oM-.uajle. roa lero on tho wall'* a sharp aud clear profile doubtlew to make good their deficlencrs. Which momcutarily ptala to view. have written.” xot/s from tuk rxamisatiow . “Mr d«tr. my d.rtir.g." be W. E. Dwight one of Plain well’s busi­ strong hand clasping bar's so quickly that. The board of Middleville requires all ness men left under a financial cloud From either side, in dimmer light I trace recently, as u result of dealing In wheat pupils of that school to obtain a ccrUflcate The heavenly drapery round tho hallowed face. Involuntarily her arm straggisd like • bird ’a wing to wrest itaalf away, "It taweU and paying more than it wm worth. as a condition of graduation Previous to hta denarture he.had always That word •■dolorous” In the reading borne un excellent reputation as a ImwIlesson proved an elephant. Only a half ness man and met all kinds of bills dozen could pronounce it correctly. "Arthur!” ' promptly. Three years ago. one half the* teachers ' "Margaret, I lews you more than rrer.” An Otsego lady brought suit against a "It ta imporeiblo!” man by the name of Thompson to secure ^loeffl "I love you." poeesalun of a dog. It wasn’t a ••way-up" Only one-ten th do so now. "You cannot, cannot be in eamwit,” abn dog. but just a common every day cur, stammered. "Why. you have never told More than 75 per cent, of tho entire I Oat ot tbe window of the old wooden but tliat didn’t lessen the expense of the me.” suit at all. which footed up all told over number mls-epall Inaugurate or some of Its bridge, wb9“ hooded tunnel threw a dark "Never—until dow," he laughed. "I derivaties. 3127 besides lots of wasted time. bar across the moonlit mountain stream, a learned something when I lost you the fix* man and a woman stood looking into the tinwt —rny darling!” A much larger number than usual ap ­ Fred Austin of Grand Ledge, aged 20 "Thia,” said Mrs. Hugonin, partially re­ yran. Il under arrest for blackmailing plied for a 2nd grade. This ta certainly as pine clad amphitheater of*the cliffs, which Charley Benjamin, an 18 year old clerk It should be. No teacher should be con­ lay in xtillueaat beneath the spell of a Sep­ covering herself, “ta folly, Arthur. And ic . tember night The black hollow of the is most unfair." for B. A. Schumaker. Young Benjamin tent forever with a 3:*; grade. "Uufair," be said, “to want you for my hud violated the Juw In selling Austin As previously stated. '8th grade pupils bridge, with its one. moonbeam sharp cigarettes and Austin had extracted from that desire to write for diploma may attend across the floor, contrasted with the awful wife! No, you mean unfair to take you off your guard. 1 will not quibble with your him about 340 an hush money. splendor of the granite gorge, buttreased either ot the ottieA examinations, March and pinnacled In every rising tier, under words," be said, smiling. "May the hour Col. Whitney Jones of Lansing, the 25th or April 99tli. As there ta such a tho flood of ghostly light, and if the only and tho scene suggest to you all that they first republican auditor general of Mich­ tack of uniformity In the arrangement of object of the couple In coming here was to wilt May they bring you back to -it waa igan, died last week Thursday nt the age the sehnbl terms as yet it ta difficult to arof 76 j ears. He was state representative J range mutters for the accommodation of see the view, they were amply repaid. From their conversation since they left the from Eaton and Ingham counties In 1854. pupils. As few of tirn boys attend school uuring the ine spring wpnug they would wuum prefer prrier the me hotel, which now lay behind them hidden hopes, but before I turned my back on It £ Ho leaves three children, one of them Mrs. during by a fringe of the forest, it would have I examination now, while the girls would Prof. E. B. Fairchild of Grand Rapid*. ---------*J been difficult to say that this was not their did aa many a refugee bad done before me While looking among a lot of papers ta- |. the last of June. A series jwlll be held In only object The small talk of acquaint­ —I sealed up my LrcMures and hid them, • different parts of the county probably some anceship, friendship and even love is with- and my store is where I left it That ta longing to her father Mlns Gertie Hubart time the last of May. • in certain limits, and among people habitu- why I w.'mt you to marry me. All that I found tbe other day a piece of money that It any evidence wete needed to show the ated to each other’s conventions, practi- had looked forward to telling you—when would be a delight to a numismatist. It you were twenty—all that I had to aay to was an eight dollar bill Issued by the co- ■ miserable. fruitless manner ^in which cally indistinguishable. Frequently it ta you, the secret hoard that I bad been pil lonial govermnent before lhe republic was reading has liven taught in the years gone difficult to decide why the degrees ahould Ing up for our married life, ta intact, and formed. Such currency ta very rare.— by, it would be (urntahed b(y the examina- be of so much consequence to the parties, tion of a large number of candidates for | It was in thia* case knowledge of tho now I want yon to share it with me.” He Eaton Rapids Journal. „ , . j , , , ! certificates. Happily a better state of world and the good temper of experience paused n moment and then went on: "My . Over 9000 brook trout were planted In । tJ1jI1!fs mpidly prevailing. The teachers that kept Mrs. Hugonin nnd Arthur Kin- dear, I have simply had to wait, that ta all. But, please heaven, wo will begin the streams about Wayland last week. ; that are satisfied with til exercise in naird on perfectly unruffled terms with again." s Will Coleman, teller of the Lansing ’ word-calling are getting scarce. Reading, each other. Th© conviction that he had Poor Mrs. Hugonin’s breath came and Njitional bank, who created a great sensa- the subject fraught with,the mostgo<id to , lontf ago forgiyen her. gratifying as it once went, an unwRUng{messenger of passion— tlon about throe month* ago by suddenly i ”ur schools has been the most poorly bud been, waa now of such long standing k-.vUmh.-eUj, a, su.Meuly mpfMM I nadH. Surrlj It I. time there w« > th»l It had bramc oootuml with her i»r. It might I*, of sentiment. "Perhaps I ttre nihrr d.y, appareutly hak.»t.d lu-ariv. ch*ufe. . wrilermtd lew ju«i0al<locounctloo that was in the wrong,” she said. “But why He Mt»>o|in« Urtlo behind him .1 tin... 1 •» nlllmwjtj would tontt.e her. Thu. did not you think more of yourself!” "1 am thinking of myself now,” said time or l.h dlwt.pe.nnre. No endut- v !" 'J™ !".?'*LT * ° *? ’h‘d‘ lion for hl. Moton, remind I. hi.en, ; F* L'U'"1 J*"’.?'!.'” ’“I’'’1"1'";1™1 **1" drln« »*• I?*r "*• Kinnaird. Suddenly, as Mrs. Hugonin hang dis • ; nothing us to the dispoaklon of the sumst Mrs. Hugonin could without tho slightest Conductor William llaslnger of Kalama-: nitaeAby the teachers. To avoid the ne- reflection upon her widowhood accept once tracted and in doubt, the cliff before them zoo who has been employed by the G. R. J ceutslly of receipting fora great number of ' more the companionship of a man who rang faint and sibylline with an echo. It. nnd I. railroad compuny since the first i kuioII sums, he requests teachers to send . tolerated life as comfortably as Arthur was the town clock of the village striking over beyond the trees; they could not hear conception of the project of ’building ; the wiuit to Commissioners who will for-1 Kinnaird. The Imminence of the clhnac it, but sent from ledge to ledge In tho still the road, met with the first accident | ward the same to him. All sums sent us teric which sb© knew to be threatening night air it struck silvery and remote an which has. caused him any physical ; will Ik- acknowledged through thiscnlumn. I him was not to be read from hta figure suffering, at Hunterstown. Ind., last even-. The following teachers have reported: ‘: ' ' Hta Htastep stepwus wusalart, alert, his htacheeks cheekswere werebronzed. bronzed, the granite facade. As it nounded they lug. He slipped and fell with his foot: District ---------------.»«_—• — ■ _«_x Am’l hta tastes were rational, and what ------more both started, he at its elfin suggestions, she Teacher at Its material reminder. 8 37 i could he he desire! ' under the wheels. The leg was enutbedj No. 9 Barry • Bertha Gaskill "Good gracious!” she exclaimed, "it is U at the ankle and it ta feared will have to lx50 । She pushed back her dark hair under its :1- — Woodland Juho Lee A i. / 68 I somewhat youthful cap, and. leaning her o’clock!*’ rfvlitg Lina SU1! ' amputated. He was taken lo Fort Wayne. "It ta,” said Kinnaird. 30 ; elbon-x oo the ledge, gnztnl without speakInd., to be cared for. Mr. Basinger was 1 Baltimore 11 S Gaskill “And we must positively go back to tho 70 Ing nt the haunted defile. Kinnaird gave conductor un (he passenger train which 3 Orangeville Addie Ritchie hotel at once. We are a scandal, Arthur-^ 0o i a little laugh behind her. ■‘Margaret.” he was wrecked Xt Cooper last AugusL 3 Prairieville C. E. Woo I hi an 70 aaid. “upon my word, it seems as if we and you know it. for I saw you itart, too.” Edith latirtnan ' The Upjohn Pill and Granule company. ’ She began to amile. “Doyon see nothing 45 • were boy and girl agnln. ” Barry Wilbur C. Bissell of Kalamazoo,.give a banquet every year 70 j "Why, particularly!” she asked, without in tho augury!" she asked. Flora McCalltttu to their employes. Thursday evening wna “The augury!” 30 । turning her bend. 2fr Maple Greve H. C. Gtaaner the t^me appointed for the one this year, “We are two old fools,” she said “Think 25 I "Oh. all this suramoc,” he replied. She 1 Prairievilfe Flora Bissell and on that evening the tables fairly 52 I did not ask him to be more explicit "It of my Ixjy in hta bed, Arthur. “Think at 1 Yankee Sp’a Nina C. Shaw groaned under their loads ot the “latest my ; ta certainly un ideal place,” alm said, with my thirty years—be quiet. If yon please. S Castleton Etigvnta Downing delicacies of the season.” xAn elegant a half sigh. “Yet it ta foolish to say that I choose to be thirty for formality’* sake. 7 Irving Nellie Yerrington Hine was had and the *mafiy boskets full the beauties of nature restore one's youth. It ta only tho-night and the moonlight. 1 Orangeville Frankie Wilson When 11 o’clock strikes we recollect that of provisions that were left were given to 60 Ono may feel young again, but one is not wc ought to be respectably at hom$. It is 3 Assyria Mary E. Wilcox the Chlldien’s home. 8 Assyria Myrtle Tuckerman 63 really any the lean dispassionate.” "I am not so aure ofXhat," wdd Kin­ only un echo. Ah. ray dear old friend, we 10 Prairieville Hattie M. Case 73 have had our post and it ta over. Yoon., 5 Baltimore Chas. H. Gaskill 31 naird. “I should like to argue the point has Ja-en unhappy nqd I am oh. so very with you—if it could bo argued.” 7 Orangeville Minnie Wardell sorry! But you are coutentedxiow and. The committee on "Women's work in “Yon men .-tro all alike." said Mrt. 50* 4 J(>linstuwu May i’otter Barry county" appointed by the Boaid of ' Hugonin, with nn inconsistent shrug of her what ta more, you are kind and strong—it 4 Woodland Geo E. Downs World’s Fair Managers for Michigan, held I shoulder. “You give up to logic what was •• Nma L. Gaut hotel—and w» shall beware of echoes in their first meeting on Wednesday, March j meant for Conversation." 2 Orangev Hie Harr W. Jones 9. The work was preliminary to an on-1 Kinnaird stroked hta mustache thought­ future.” 2 Hastings ‘lx? nine‘I Glasgow * “I thought you said you had grown old,” largement of operation, by which it is ! fully for a moment, "And so you think 4 Hope 00 Brwiie Pratt said Kinnaird. "It is only youth t-hat re­ hoped to reach all the women of this | me disMRHionnte!” he obscnetL Arthur Hathaway 63 county and interest tli^m in helping to j "You?" said Mra. I! ngunin, turning with fuses tho echo.” Clarence* Bishop 20 And he took her in his arms and kissed carry out the plans which have already , a delightful laugh. "Why, Arthur, there enlisted thousands of wntnen in America I isn’t n sentiment or a conviction to whose her —Philadelphia Times. Total to date Si 4 97 support society could order you to con­ and other lands. The call from the I tribute!" . World's Fair Managers of Woman’s work Where Dentist* Got Bleh. nJ the Columbian expudllon Is, that every I In hta memoirs, Jules Simon relates bow “If you mean that,” he said, slowly, "it he earned hta college expenses, which by branch of Industry carried on by women, j Says an American dentist who fe practic- ta quite us I feam<L ” ing in Mexico: “ I nin getting rich, mid any | the aid of n scholarship veni reduced to "As you feared! ” should have lu representation at the —---------------- ------- n.-------- «------ ------------ r • i ’ imw I A iiu'rintti who will <>nnw« h,<>-.» World's Fair in 1893. The appeal to the American dentist who will com® ben* “You still bvllevo me ckpablc of iu much about fifty dollars. 1 never brul any pocket money, but I do women of Barry county is for the best of i and stay—— can db ------likewise. I —mmle 31,000 . mistaken self control as 1 once wn* U —-----— ---------inrrr -mui nnu ‘‘11I have don© considerably he added cnlmly, “I-don’t wonder.’ not remember once regretting I _________ their "skill and unguiainy originality” n« in uie lhe aru> arts of or ! fcllc ,it8t ,irst rear, n, and de •• •• the indispensable fifty dollars vrtnj not;easy in-lustrles. AUTOtj Already several application* | riKht along since that .time. lun! “ ‘ bitterness ’ ' ------- w------- ---------( Though there was no apparhave been made to the committee, and > charge bigger prices. I get from 3100 to ent in hta tone, Mrs. Hugouiu was startled, to get Happily for me, it waa customary for premises of co-operation are ottered. In- • ------------------------------------------of teeth on rubber. T The - ' •*»-»i “Really, -u; this.------ta unlike ------------you, ._u__ Arthur, .... ” «he dividual effort will stimulate (uitbuslaMn Miris thing iu the *tatej cost* you fifteen I said gravely, but yet with a scuse of upper chua students to tutor beginners, ami enthusiasm will largely help toward dollars. Whenever I administer gas I 1 amusement. “You petulant with your giving a daily lesson for three francs a charge ten dollars for the pulling of a ' past! You provoked with your recollec- month. I-had classes from half .'pa.** 6 Lo success. (Signed) 8 in the morning, and from 6 to 7 in the Mks. ]). G. Robixsox, Ch’nt’n. Hastings. tooth, and when a number sire pulled I tions! Indeed, I have mistaken you.” charge ten dollars for the first tooth and five He laughed, but gently. "Come," he Mj:s. Du. Yorxo, Nashville. ‘ Mbs. N. Bahi.ow, Hastings. 1 dollars for all succeeding one*. For jerk­ said, “you have no right to be ironical. ing out a tooth without gas I charge two Though I once let you go, it was becauxe 1 poorly protected against the rain by my Austria will make a fine exhibit of glass, dollars, and in the United Staten you would thought you wtahed to be rcleasnl.” calico shirk porcelain, bronze, leather, artistic and only get fifty cents for this work. As to After all I did not earn enough to pay "Upon my word, Arthur." said Mrs. Hacabinet work. filling*, they range from five dollars up­ gonin, "1 diil not know you were serious my entire debt to my landlady. She was a Tbe grand entrance to the mammoth, ward, and gold fiUings cost from fifteen or I should nut have taken this as a joke.” kind hearted woman and urged me not to dollars up into the hundreds, according to think ot it, but I was terribly unhappy* . “I am entirely serious.” manufacturers building will be decorated ■•Really?" wiid Mrs. Hugonin, and she about it. the size of the cavity and to the^iz© of tho a; an expense of about Sfc.000. ' bank account of tho man who han his teeth spoke with some irritation. "I thought Hayti has appropriated 325.000 for Ils filletL I always get $500 for making a set of all hruT been forgotten and forgiven yean; prizes, and tho committee mode u>e fi pres­ representation nt the exposition. Fred teeth on gold, and all other btudness is done ago.” Then she drew herself up proudly. ent of forty dollars, so that I suddenly Douglass has been appointed commissioner at proportionate rates. 1 know of many "Can it be that after all this time you have found myself rich. I paid my debt, bought, dentists who are making m>*re than I, and conRdved the childtab whim of forcing me n cloth coat and a pair of shoes and allowed to represent that country. I know ot a number who charge more than myself the luxury of new text Looks in The total.amount reported approprlateti' Ida I often make 81,000 a month, but den­ "No—hardly that.” •by foreign notions and colonies for their tists in tho City ot Mexico make more, and “I am ready to make It,” she went on. representation al the Exposition, so fnr as, I know a man there who gets fifty dollar* "But if 1 do"----among the hard one* of my life, though heard from, is F3.951.053. Quite a num­ a tooth for any kind of filling, and who Kinnaird moved to the window beside- certainly we students were not too com* ber of those which have decided to par­ came to Mexico from South America, her und laid a hand on her arm. **You are fort&ble. In the fwhoolroom tenches i-an ticipate have not yet made appropriation. where be made 840,000 in a ainglo year.”— much mistaken," be said, lu the undis­ . turbed voice which so provoked her. "You Tbe Illinois state txmrd.of agriculture Exchange. must indeed think that I am taking leave There was no fire. Sometimes our fin­ has offered a number of prizes* ranging of my years. 1 never bad much vanity, I. gers were so cold that we could not hold from 350 to 8230 for the best^ exhibits The extent to which everything depends shown at the state fair, to be' held at think, but what I had when I was younger our pena. Occasionally the teacher struck upon the point of viewta illustrated by a three blows an his dusk. Then we jumped Peptla. in September. From these ex­ little dialogue between a boy who is a the rocks, and what do you sec!” up, shouted nt lb* top of our voices, sclaed hibits the board will make many selections mighty hunter for his age and a Indy of "Rocks—and moonlight. But. Ar each other by the hand and danced in a for the World.* Fair. hta acquaintance. thnr"----. ring>around a post. At the end <J a guar"A rabbit,” said the young hunter, “ta "Tho rocks make mo recollect," ho went ter or an hour three taps on the desk, reThe U. S, treasury department has de­ cided that machinery imparted to the ex- the moat awful coward that there ta In the on, unheeding, "that one day when yoa world. My! How he does run from a ware about jwventeen you nad> I. climbed cal and, I ladieve. a healthful way of keep* positloh from foreign countries, either ' Lose mountain together. And when we ing warm. wholly as an exhibit or to be shown in hunter!” "So you think tho rabbit is a coward, reached the ravine you insisted ou going connection with tbe Illustration of some £ls«p In HlekneM. •hr first, and 1 let you. Now I did that bemanufecturing process, shall be admitted Concerning sleep, in connection with “Why, ot course." cauk 1 reflected that If yon fell I could free of duty. Any raw material imported sicknass, there ta a good deal of heresy re­ ,rWell, let u* •suppose’ a little. Suppo«o catch .you." r for use In such process must pay regular you were about six or eight inches tall.” garding the ihatter among stberwtae well -WhU! ” dnly, however. . . “Well!” "You nee, that wna my first mistake. I Informed people. "Don’t let her sleep too "And had good, strong, swift legs.” Jackson Park will retain as one of Its should have gons first und mnde you cling lang!” “Be sure to wnke him when it is “Yes!” time to give the medicine; it will be a great permanent attractions the building which “And didn't have any gun, and a great •Japan will ere:t for its headquarters nt ••Very likely,” said Mrs. Hugonin. half deal better for him not to sleep too long at the eximsltlon. The building win be big fellow came niter you who did Uavu laughing "But 1 can’t think it dore u» one tlmel" How often we havu heard, there* modeled after one of the most famous nnd one. Whnt would you do!" any good to talk it over now.” “What should I do! I should, streak it architecturally unique of Japan’s ancient "After that,” Raid Kinnaird, pursuing fact, in nine owes out of ten and very . temples, and with Its surrounding garden like a whitehead!” his subject, "1 acted coasiktently on tbe likely In uinety-ufne outof a hundred, they "I think you would. And I think, utao, same mistaken theory. Aud when It came were tbe exact opposite of tbe truth. Gen­ win cost S70.000. About -10,000 feet that you would have your own ideas aa to to the question of giving you up I thought tle, reatful sleep ta better than any medi­ square will be. occupied. who was the coward."—Youth’* Com­ always of <ou first. That was why I gave cine; nnd how often, mn how almost lupanion. ._____ you up—which yoa naturally considered a variably, does the "change for the butter,” SCHOOL COLUMN, for which anxious friendp are waiting so weakness.” She Might Bare Known. It did not escape Mrs. Hugonin that a prayerfully, uome during sleep—making People should be careful how they med­ dormant woakncwiof her own was reviving ita. first manifestation when the patient Tho examination held on Ute 3d aud <4 dle with the English language. It ta primed ■wakes with brightened eye, stronger and loaded and likely to goaf atn mo­ under tho continued stress of thia absurd was tin* moat numerntraly attended of .any ment's notice. conversation—a weakness for sentiment. voice, a faint tln^e of returning health mantling the features in place of tha.wan ever held in tho county. 185 candidates Mra. Jones was fooling with it, when aha Bat it was checked by her vexhtlon with teing present Of this number, about: made a morbid Btatemeotof her petty trou- her friend for breaking their tacit under­ hue ot threatening death! in the w onta of Sancho Panza, we may one-half passed the examination. A. blcs to her friend nnd caller, Mrs. Slinpaon. standing—and by the feeling of half con­ considerably number of the eaudi temptuous pity that stole over her as he wall say, "Eleased be tke man who invent­ In a burst of-confidence She said: ed sleep!” There are, of conrv, critical dates are quite young, some be “I’ve never known a minute's pence since low the age fixed by law. Some did very, I rtruck Mr. Jcnca.” Were she a man, she thought, she would nicely linilVQ having •* a pood standing .throughout.' ..... That was all, but now she Im wondering never confess at forty to the incoraj^teoce some made a general failure, while thy why people look askance at her nnd expresa of twenty-five. That Kinnaird did so. but ter mediant.; but, in these «h lam quite generally «' ua -Wlrfliat «* greater HnniUtr number made «m! only, partial All one. jjreat sympathj- for Mr. Jones. It ta th*, absolved her again. Also, she reflected, Arthe great number attending this exrm natural result of her owe of idiomatic Eng ■ho luwi had a headache yesterday, and that, Ln cum a restful s instion compels ffce use of two moms, both U-Jk—Detroit Free Press. therefore it was very lucky thta conversa­ tion had uot been started yesterday, or sb* of medicines.-Good destitute ot conveplences for writing, lhe Car­ ried. Adjourned. J. B. Roin.iiT.-L Recorder. aalUfactlan Is guaranteed to every I one who take* Hood's Sarwpnrillax.oriy fairly aim andihccordlng todlreellonx. >ar*ap»nua :.ci-ormnit (ou irrci ions. one dollar" ©an truly b© said. CCf Hate yon seen Howd'» rainy day sx.d halloon puzz!~? For particulars send loC. I. Hood A Co.. Lowell, Mass. Council Proceeding*. Common council met pursuant to call Hood's pH’s curellv-wln. Jaundi.i. blllomncjs Friday evening, March 11th, ’OS. sick headache, constipation. Mayor McCoy presiding. X TURFANDJhACK»ibT £S. Hull call, present, Aids. Bliimton, Ma* uee, Reynolds, Sentz, Spence, Waters; absent. Bentley and Nelson. Horse Flenh. .To the Honorable Mayor nud common The National Trotting .association is council ui of mu the civj city ui of Hastings: ----- —.......... GonllMnen:—We tte undenlml woald I i«-nrtlnR dreuler. to bonraen In every n-nwtrullj e.k thet the city electric lleht, , «'»te urelne them to rombltlo tocrtlicr to t>e pieced ire the third w.rd M loUo«»: ''»tiln the IW.;r ot law, m.klnx the Al iiilrncctlon o( State and .lefferwn. obtaining of money Ur enlerln* ot bpr^< Walnut and JeWtraon and Clinton and oul^ ’2. Jeffenun streets. ’ races, or iMuliig “ or publishing ' *" ’ false ~ "pedi­ fours respectfully. • gree*. a criminal uffeusc. punished by iinprisoniuenL Signed by-W. D. Haye*. W. C. Kelly. Baker Shriner, W. H. Goodyear. Fred L. Jewett, thefnmou^old trotter and pacer, Heath. Peter Schumann. John Mullen, ta owned in Boston. Jewett has been coaM. C. Woodmansee, W. W. Hidupton, C. thiuosuly on the turf since he was 2 yearn B. Hampton. E- E. Hampton; E. Dutcher. old. In /1874. He begun his Cure*.- as n .1. 1J. Daly. I-ec Hayes. J. H. Musson. trotteX beating the trotting record for 2 Wm. Musson, DavH Baker, Henry Jone*. year olds and 3 year okls. and was »»ld D. E. Fuller. D. G. Robinson. A. P. for315.0Cu. Then he was put tn pacing, Drake. taking a record of 2:14 that way of going. Moved by Aid., Reynolds, that the peti-; Then he was shlftrii back to a trotter. tiou be'received and the prayer of the pe- For the past few years he has been paclrft; thinners be granted. Carried. Ayes. I altogether mid until1 last year was promi­ rilinston, Manee, Reynold*, Sentz, Spence, nent iu the free-for-all pacing races hi-the . Waters; nays, none. grand draulL He now lias all of his old Moved by Aid. Spence, that petition time speed, but cannot carry it through a from J. N. Burroughs and 33 others refer- race of beats. i lug to electric light on Broadway north of neighboring" counties. iron bridge be received nud laid upon the table. Carried. John W. Miller, of Grand 'Rapids, was Communication received from board of water commissioners: report on extension arrested last week for opening a letter and extracting money from it which wus In­ on Elizabeth street and State Road. On motion of Aid. Blinstou received tended for another man of the same name. They were drawn upon the America!) Ex­ ami placed on file. On motion of Aid. Blinston, the board press company. a;id after considerable proceed lo the appointment of an election difficulty evidence was secured tu warrant commission of three members. Ayes. Miller’s arrest. Blinston. Manee, Reynolds. Sentz, Spence, John W. Hall of 81 Joseph county sent Watera: nays none. a postal card to n neighbor staling that If he Ballots were cast as follows: Nos. 1, 2, did not pay a note he would placd It in and 3 were were scattering, ballot No. 4 tbe hands of a collector. The party con­ Luk© Waters received 5 votes. D. W. sidered his credit had Iwen Injured by lhe Reynolds 1. . statements on the card and referred the Moved by Aid. Reynolds, that Luke matter to Ibu United States authorities. Waters be declared chairman of election Hall paid S25 Into tlife United States court commission. Carried. Ayes, Blinston, yesterday for hta Illegal action. John Manee, Reynolds, Sentz, Spence; nays, probably will know1 enough to nnt send any dunning letters dn a postal card here­ noncl On ballot for second member of second after. member of commission D. W. Reynolds The examination of Peter Thomas, the received 5 votes. Dan. Mance 1. edorrtt veteran of Jhe Soldiers' Home, Moved by Aid. Waters, that Dan. W. who assaulted James Johnson with a knife Reynolds lx: declared elected second mem­ was begun>efore^JusLlce ilydorn. ber of election commission. Carried. Jamrs-W. c3rry, D. C.' Spaulding. Dr. Ayes, Blinston. Manee, Sentz, Spence. Hatfield, home surgeons, ..and Joseph Waters: nays, none. Clark were sworn on the. part of the peo­ First two baBota for third member of ple.* Curry and Clark swore that Thomas commission scattering, 3d ballot W. S. struck Johnson over the head first with a Nelson received 3 vote’s, Dan Manee ». cane and then Johnson knocked Thomas On motion Aid. Nelson declared elected down and planted his knees ou the body third member of election commtasiun. of his assailant. Thomas drew a knife Ayes, Blinston, Mance, Reynolds, Sentz, and slashed Johnson across the leg. sever­ Spence, Waters; nays, none. ing the femoral artery. The surgeon tes­ Moved by Aid. Sentz, that board pro­ tified to dressing the, wound, and the ex­ ceed to elect chairman and Sec'y of board amination was adjourned till Match 18 at of registration. Carried. 9 o.clocK. Johnson ta reported to be in a Moved by Aid. Reynolds, that Dan very weakened condltlon.’and bls recovery Manee be appointed as chairman of board Is thought to be doubtful. of registration and election. Carried. Galesburg ta defensless before n fire. Ayes, Blinston, Reynolds, Seutx, Spence, They have no waterworks system, anti a Waters; nays norte. Moved by Aid. Sentz, that Aid. Blinstou bucket brigade, though It may du good tw appointed Sec’y of board of registration. work on an incipient blaze, cannot lw Carried. Ayes. Manee, Reynolds, Sentz, counted upon In ca;*e of greater need. A propmrttlon is now before them to buy a Spence and Waters; nays none. chemical engine. That Is but a. slight CITY ACCOUNT. Improvement over the palla. Lid them Abraham Fry. wood engine room 3 ! follow the example of Plainwell and pnt ! in a small pump with mains through the E. Batterson, carrying wo,,tl 5 VO principal streets. When that ta paid for Mills Phillips, snow plowing Goodyear Bros., bill rend supplies nutke extensions as finances will justify, •• supplies, water wks ami put in larger puinps when found nec­ Geo. Reed, tabor.......................1 05 essary power. ---- - for, requisite 1 13 Scld Wiley " Burglars were In Lowell last week ana! 2 10 L., W. Ken field, “ . . « eouplf ____ W'X, k...t..I..-,-,.. I.,..., . entered of business houses’ fthere. 4 50 S. Wiley, tabor on extension pipe ------S of knives, revolvers and 4 50 Chas. Pickel “ 1 4 50 other truck wi taken. There is no due E. Goldsmith “ 4 50 al present. Wm Bennett “ THE VOICE OF AN ECHO �. • *. - OUR SPRING LINE OF :-: BOUGHT DIRECT FROM S AU, x <->«. X :-; THE and to those who contemplate buying we are sure x "We Can Please tlie iVEost Fastidious GUARANTEE TO SAVE YOU MONEY. THE STYLES AND FINISHES ARE ALL NEW. ===F. W. GREBLE HASTINGS, MICH. North Side MaiftSt., _______ L----------- .---------Hastings Banner Thursday, March 17, 1892. MARSHALL L.COOK. Editor. TUB HAimtOB, MICH., POSTOFFICB, AUGUST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. . Democrats are in a great dilemma. They day’s labor or tbe product ot one farmed •ere would purchase 90 large an amount of have figured it out that they cannot elect a president unless they can carry New those things that enter into tbe living of York. David B. Hill, through bis dore the masses of lhe people." connection with tbe Tammany ring, is tbe It is a matter of history that the demo­ only man that can carry that state. But cratic party never places Itself squarely on if he Is nominated he will be cut so full of any platform, but seeks to shirk every Is­ hole* elsewhere In a political way, that bis sue that squarely faces it Tbe republi­ anatomy would resemble a sieve. Tbe can party Is opposed to the free coinage of Bcpuhltean County Convention. silver, while tbe democratic party Is supA republican county convention to elect 10 delegates to tbe Republican State Convention called to meet at Detroit on Thursday, April 14,. spilt among the democrats in congress and MM will bebeW tn the court bouse, Hastings' tbe midority has been babying to have the Mkh.,on republicans come to their rescue, so that the majority may be spared from having . chairman of tbe county committee, also such other business m may properly come before tho the country know Its real attitude. Tbe' *^0 various towns and wards will be entitled stability of the currency is of the greatest Co delegate* a* follows, one delegate for each 25 importance to the country and the people votes east for tbe republican candidate for Lieu­ tenant Governor tn 1800, and one for each have a right to demand the position that fraction ot 15 over the 25. Hope AswiIbT ' - " — •* any political party take* upon the ques­ Irving nalllmore tion. This being tbe care, tbe republican Johnstown Mani* Grove members don't propose to be made cat’s Orangeville paws of and don’t “warm up” to the min­ Bastings twp Prairieville City 1st ward ority as it would like to have ,tbem do, - City 2nd ward Woodland 7 but propose to keep their distance. There w Yankee Springs 5 Forward caucus octIces Immediately to the is no reason at all why republicans should BantingsBanxkb anddcl each town and ward aid them in evading the issue, and the members don’t propose to become a party UConx. Chairman. to their “hush policy.’’ Ex-speaker Reed E.MKNASTON, Secretary. Republican Co. Comm. made a center shot wbeu he declared. In a recent interview, that “tt is an exhlbitlna ;Wext to having the wherewithal to buy, of monumental Impudence for those anti­ the price of what we buy concerns us silver democrats who were anembera of tbe most While the primary object of a fifty-first congress to appeal to the repub­ Protective Tariff is not-to lower tbe coat of licans to help them In tbelr present difficul­ manufactured goods, yet statistics show ty. If I can exercise lay Influence with Hmteuch Is tbe invariable result The the members of tbe minority we wDl do price..of a line of good* upon which a pro­ nothing that will in any way contribute to tective duty is levied .may at first be their happiness. Tbe minority Is in no ■tightly advanced, but -competition soon way responsible for the condition In which hrings.it down lower than before. On the the democratic party finds itself to-day, other hand.protection give* to.tbe fanner and sf£_Are uGteailed upon as republicans good prices for his products. The iuiduto particigpte In their fkmUy troubles." factnrer.who realties a fair profit- on his roods; the laborer who gets anoh wages Hresident Harrison has caused a letter that be qgn live well and ease more than to be written to Lord Salisbury in regard be could earn abroad; the merchant, the to the seal fisheries and will do nothing clerk, tbe professional man—In short, further nntll tbe letter Is answered. Eng­ every one-Js willing to pay such prices far hi* needs as will insure to his .fellow aan a good returu for bis labor. Things as*y b* too cheap. There is * rewmabl* land haa refused to keep her promise with this country in continuing the modus vivendl alive during this season, provided Democrats in the house of congrero were only too willing to denounce ex-speaker Recd as “Czar" for refusing to have the Journal read, when this method was pur­ sued by democrats for the sole purpose of delaying legislation. But Speaker Crisp la applauded by them when be refuse, to have It done. There is a great difference sometimes between “Hank” and “Henry." Their U« remor that netotliUon, ue u-dw ->T for lhe nmulloo of a mammoth trKttwtto be operated by English and Amartean capitellate. The capital .look ff,8* ",™® concern will be attom w twenty million, ot dollar,. All ot lhe terge type mannhrtttrer. ot the eooatyy bln 'a of Bnra,, b™. a Spindler, ot Chleaao. and Oeortte Brucn-e Son A Co. A syndicate has offered 1100,000 for the nJ thi’Z PS T5. 0,.8eU,nK Peanuts flur^i5TWOr d“^* r’ 50111 wafl not “eto^<X°° ® wm be,o,d "w >“ k'T* matters were not settled, but Insists upon StaJurt^'0!,'0,""l“ b0""» "“‘“S letting every country go In an* kill all th* urnmJi 11 '““Olort In Him. i Sr skew'? • '*•"'■ “°i ‘» Price* In the United ended by appointing a board of arbitration jroSK?.,1^ bCTead*‘'"' lnvwlld.\r i»reaa«l from the grapes as needed. to fix tire damages. One reason of this «w «a»e as In ftw.ttade England, white Prerent price* of manufactar.™ would soon sell at a very high price as «dic. Uncle b*m ain’t built that way fact, lower than ever taf«ro In out history. ftra luoBv tn mu Ibra. Several Europe*! titudeofa couple rlUilbe fol- •.. • ■• ■ ■ Newest Things in Dress Goods. ffe are all Beady SPRING JACKETS. -FOR- THE: SPRING: TRADE. honest men in the democratic party dislike his political trickery and will take the first opportunity offered to sit down on him in a way that will not be at all comfortable. It Is estimated that the standing army of the world consists of 3,600,000 soldiers and that the average annual expense for each, soldier Is Si.000. making the Immense to­ tal of 83,600,000,000, expended annually for a standing army, to be maintained by a tax upon tbe people, saying nothing of the mlllous of dollars worth of property destroyed every yehr. What a saving it would be • M we could have universal peace. ■ A WORD WITH YOU. THE BISSELL PLOWS WITH PLAIN AND COMBINATION POINTS Have proven by the most rigid testa to be the beet. Scores of the best farmers of Barry county who have used them say so. You’ll nay bo yourself if you try them. We will be pleased to show them. We are agents for the SUPERIOR and CHAMPION GRAIN DRILLS. We place on sale thia week gome of our NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS-: Which we are constantly receiving and pledge the assurance of showing all that in STYLISH GOODS, • . SUPERIOR VALUES, —AND— SATISFACTORY PRICES, UUE INVITE YOU to give our stock a careful .... “°P before you purchase your dress goods. « e 1 justified in making the claim that no due can oll>-r you Greater Inducements. satBiryg nm. £«■<£? tax We shall be pleased to show you our stock whether you buy or not. Complex Un8 '< ■ dry goods. �Hastings Banner. Thursday, March 17, 1892. W. R. COOK. Lo€*l Kdttor. See O. D. Spaulding’s adv. in this istue. He has some bargains to offer and invites your inspection. 99S Pure. THE BEST FOB EVETY PURPOI& The Harvest Depends something on the seed. Good Seeds Only am Prtxiace Good Crops LANDRETH’S SEEDS -re not On'j Good, hut have the rej»utution ot beinr the jJeU. Write for ItXB CatxlofftMs. Free. H. W- LANDRETH, UCDtMM. BattLa Cmtax. Mich. FOR SALE Ofi TRADE All! property belonging to Mrs. II. J. Keufield in Hastings including houses, vacant lots and farm of 40 acres in second ward. Apply to W. F. POWERS. HARDWARE STORE. Republican Caucuae*. maplkGrovk. Tbe rcbubltcxn* of M*p!fc Grove wifi meet In eaucntMt MipleGrove Center, In Af-tKelvey’s tatll.Thurulav. March 17Ch. at2 p. nt.to nomin­ ate a ticket for town offices. nASTtNUM TOWNSHIP. Republican caucui will meet Saturday. Starch 19. at 10 a. ra. at town bouse to nominate town officers. ♦ RUTLAND. Republic in.caucui will b? held In the town hall. Friday. March 25th. at 2 o'clock p. m. Every republican earnestly requested to be present. HOPS. Republican caucus to be held at Cloverdale, March tain. JOHNSTOWN. The republican caucus, will be yield at the Grantee hall In Johnstown, on Baturdav, the 19th. 1M2. a: oue o'clocx, p. m. By order of committee. assy nr a. The republican caucus will be held at the t twnhall. Assyria. Mich.. Saturday, March 3Kh. 1©J. at one o’clock p. m. By order of lhe town committee. , iiAKtir. LOCAL NEWS. Gold Band. May Roberta spent Sunday In Kalama* George day. Walter was in Jackson Fri­ For a first-class carpet this spring call qn F. W. Greble, where you may find a large and varied assortment ” ' Prices are Mrs. George Walter is visiting In Union guaranteed. City. For ule very cheap, one two story Frank Horton is clerking for R. K. Grant ' top phaeton buggy and harness. Enquire at Hastings Engine & Iron Works. Fred Kurtz, has returned from Ann Arbor. ' The Mutual Life Insurance company of New York writes the most liberal policy Charlie Phillipa, of Saginaw, was In the city Monday. written by any company. J. M. McElwain, Special Agent Frank Jordan, of Chester, was In Ute A valuable series of articles on •'Gar­ city Saturday. dening,” written and Illustrated by T. W. Sheriff Benham was In Lansing last Dewing, will be begun In the next number week on business. . □f Harper's Bazar, published March 18th. Flaura Kronewitter Is clerking In W. 0. Insure your life with J. M. McElwain, Lowden’s law office. . special agent for the Mutual Life Insur­ ance-Company of New York. The oldest Frank Stanton left for Buffalo Saturday Insurance company In America and largest with a load of live stock. company lu the world. Mrs. Julia Goodyear, of Grand Rapids, Haye your laundry work done at home. was in the city Saturday. No second hand work. J. C. House is Mrs. Malette, of Reed City, visited rela­ prepared to do all kinds of work in bls line tives In the city last week. at short notice and in first class order. Troy laundry. J. C. Bouse, proprietor. Dan W. Reynolds Is in Bay City attend­ ing tbe grand lodge, K. of P. William Dean Howells has written for Harper’s Young People a two-part story W. F. Powers Is quite sick with the entitled "The Pumpkin-glory,” the first grip but Is recovering slowly. Instalment of which Ims Just been publish­ Roy Barlow lias returned from Orchard ed. The Illustrations which accompany it Lake for the spring vacation. are by Verbeck. 1. M. B. Gillespie and wife visited Mr. •» bur spring stock of children’s carriages G’s. mother at Kirby, last week. has just arrived. Tbe styles are entirely Miss Minnie Hall, nf Grand Rapids, io new. These carriages were bought at the factory and to those who think of buy­ visiting relatives and friends here. ing, we would say we are sure we cau Mrs. J. P. Roberta visited Mr. and Mrs. please the most fastidious and save them H. G. Hale In Nashville last week. money. F. W. Greble, the furniture Fleteher Dlckermsn. of Chicago, spent dealer, north sldo of Main street. Sunday with bis brother, A.,E. Dicker­ More people file away their home papers man. thau Is generally thought. And no vol­ ume in the house is more valuable or will John lombard was called to Wls^onson afford more pleasure.. It gives you dates last week by the severe illness of his of local events which yoa cannot produce father. elsewhere, marriages, obituaries, legal Miss Franc Hill returned to Grand notices, etc. In short your paper is a Rapids Friday after a three weeks visit in history of that portion of the world which tbe city. • you and your friends occupy. C. G. Mixer has entered tho employ of The Michigan Central will, on March the Michigan Whip company ns traveling 29th. sell tickets from Hastings, lo Grand salesman. Rapids nnd return, at.the rate of one and Dr. and Mrs. Cressey Wilbur, of Hills­ nne-third fare, good going March 99th and returning not later than March 31rt on ac­ dale. are visiting her parents, Mr. and count of State convention young people’s Mrs. J. F. Mead. society of Christian Endeavor. , W. H. Shantz has returned frqm a busi­ M. A. Gili.man, ness trip through Ohio in the interest of Ticket Agent .the Whip company. We are in receipt of a handsome pam­ Mrs. J. W., Stincbcomb and daughter. phlet, descriptive of the resources ot Miss Flora, have returned from a visit Utah, and giving some fine photo-engrav­ with friends in Cassopolis. ings of the many beautiful scenes in that Miss Belle Throop went to Chicago Fri­ state. Any one contemplating a trip through that country, for pleasure or day where she has secured a position as otherwise, will do well to send 25 cents to book-keeper and stenographer. J. H. Bennett, General Passenger Agent Prosecutor Lowden was in Lansing of Rio Grande Western Railway, Salt Lake and argued the Frank Treat case before City for a copy. -4&L‘book - was issued by the supreme court Thursday. "and is well worth that railroo Charlie Wise has secured a position a the money in a Rock. Falls. III.. furniture President Short ridge, of the North Da­ factory and left for there Friday. kota State Fanners’, Alliance, has issued Mrs. F/C. Brooks, of Shelby, was hi an address calling upon the farmers to re­ port their needs in die way of extra teams the city the fore part of the week to attend and men to do spring plowing and seeding. -the funeral of her brother's child. He urges the utmost activity and prompt­ The many friends of Harry Anderson, ness. It is estimated that 10,000 men Jr. will be sorry to hear that lie has more than there are] in the state at this brought his wife home from Chicago very timewvill be required. The greatest scar­ ill. city of labor is In the Red River Valley. Ed. Bottom, traveling salesman for F. F. For further particulars call at the Michi­ Ingram A Co., of Detroit for the state of gan Central passenger depot. Iowa. Is at his home in this city having a Friday the supreme court rendered a tbssle with la grippe. decision in tbe Frank Treat habeas corpus Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wilkins have mov­ case, remanding the; prisoner back to the custody of the sheriff, with the alternative ed to Chicago and will make the World’s ot payiag 5200 fine or serve a sentence of Fair city their future home. All regret six months in the Eaton county jail. A exceedingly to lose such a man as was Mr. court calendar wouldn’t be complete with­ Wilkins, and both himself and family will out Frank Treat's name on. and he has be missed in social circles. All wish him generally succeeded: in finding some hole success and will be pleased at any time to to slip through, whereby the ends of the bear that he has "struck it rich” In Chi­ law were defeated, but now it looks, to a cago rral estate. In which he has become man up a tree, as though he would either Interested. have to serve bis time or pay up. 1 Republican caucus at Hickory Corners, March lew at 2 p. in. fly order of Com. City Treasurer Eyke of Muskegon ap­ jlBVING. Republican caucus will be held March 22 at pealed to the supreme court for a manda­ mus compelling Herman O. Lank, cashier Irving town bouse at 1 o’rktck p m. F. K. Kobkrtw. Chairman. of the Merchants’ National bank of Muske­ gon, to pay tiie tax assessed upon 489 BALTIMORE, Republicans of Baltimore will meet In caucui shares of tbe stock of tbe said bank, as­ sessed under section II, act 195. public in Green's hall at ■ oclock. Saturday, March >6. By order of committee. acts of 1889. The court says the treas­ urer, in cases of this kind, after making a ORANGEVILLE, demaud upon the delinquents, may de­ Republican ruieas wlU be held Tuesday. March 2Jd. in Oradxevitle village, at 1 o'clock. mand payment from the cashier for taxes By order of committee. assessed upon bank stock and for the sake of convenience of collection the statute CARLTON. Republican caucui will be held tn Carlton makes the cashier the agent of the tax Center Friday afternoon, March 25 at 2 o'clock. payer. Be sure and attend. By order of committee. The Century will take up tlie campaign for good roads. The April number is to CASTLETON. At opera house, Nashville, Saturday, March contain a suggestive article on “Our Com­ 19th at i p. tn. mon Roads,” by Isaac B. Pntter. editor of “Good Roads” nnd a practical engineer. The author points ent the enormous loss to this country through the present general condition of American roads, a loss which falls not only upon the farmer, but upon . • CIRCULATION • city people as well, who are compelled to pay unnecessary prices for having produce brought to them. Au American consul in France reports that lhe road system of that Hereafter. changes for advertlsemeuta must reach tills office Tuesdays at latest to country (thejuost perfect system in the world)-*.‘has been of greater value to the insure Insertion in tbe issue of the week country as a means of ralamg the value of when brought lands than have the railways." In France every market-cart, with its broad tire, is a Insure road-maker. Mr. Potter’s article Is full of Your life practical suggestions for tbe betterment of In the Mutual Life American roads, and it is fully Illustrated. Insurance Company of N. Y. J. M. McElwain, Special agent. We are very glad to say that Castleton has taken the initial step towards securing better roads. The highway commlMloner and a number of the pattimastera met at New spring lino of baby carriages at the office of the Nashville News last week F. W. Greble’a. and their dlsciftslon proved that they were Born, to Mr. aud Mra. E. DeGroot, thoroughly in earnest in the matter of Thursday, a sou. making better roads. Tbe township Ha&tlnga Is getting metropolitan. An board has decided to ask the town to pur­ oil wagon Is tbe laieat addition. < chase three 4-wheeled scrapers and one fl­ wheeled scraper for the township, the es­ The pupils of Mrs. Yale gave a very timated cost of which will bo about 9700. pleasant recital Thursday afternoon. With these tools tbe road beds can be put In excellent shape at a comparatively New line of side boards, upholstered goods and lounges may be seen at F- W. small price and then It Is the Intention to grade them or give them a top dressing of Greble’a. . • crushed stone. Under this system of road The largest and best, assorted stock of worklug Castleton will soon have her roads candles, and the best prices can be found in excellent shape for, any kind of weather. nt Hams <fc VanAmian’s. Under the present system of road working, F. W. Greble, the furniture dealer, can where everyone Is allowed to work out his show you the nobbiest line of childrens road tax, the roads just get iu nice shape one year, when lUey are plowed up and carriages ever shown in the city. spoiled for the! next. The only correct Charlie McMore will handle Pontiac way to insure good roads is to contract it Chief, Dr. Lowry's home, tills year and and see that lhe contractor does as he is expects to lower bis record to 2.-2R. hired to du. Now that election fs soon to F. W, Greble. tbe furniture dealer, will take place, it behooves every township to make a special sale of all furniture this see tliat good men are nominated for high­ way commissioners and pathraasters. spring. • New goods and prices right This week, PERSONAL MENTION. Rev. Grigsby was in Ionia county Mon­ day. IVORY SOAP * Gold. Band. Nice invoice of china ami glassware just received at Hams A Van Annan’s. 80 quires. Gold Band. The Y. M. 8. C. gave a hop in U.’dcn hall last evening, which was well attend­ ed. The court house question will be sub­ mitted on the same ballot with the town­ ship and city officers. ’ The Banner job office Is equipped with all the appliances to print towusliip tickets to conform to tbe new law. Don’t fail to bear the Kalamazoo College quartet at the Presbyterian church Mon­ day evening, March 91st. Admission 15, aud 25 cents. Mrs. Julia Goodyear, of Grand Rapids, has sold her elegant home on Green street to John Kurtz. Consideration 92,900. John got a good bargain. \ One thousand cords of good wood of all kinds and all lengths. I will pay the highest market price in cash or trade. Dorr Mvdge. Fann of 120 acres in Irving. Barry county, Mich., known ns the Miles Engle farm. Soil good, 70 acres under good cul­ tivation. 50 acres good oak timber, seven miles from Hastings. Above farm will be sold cheap, and on very reasonable terms. For particulars enquire of W. J. Dibble, Marshall, Mich, or Philo A. Sheldon. Hastings, Mich. Pay 1 he for Farm* from eno Crop. Gov. John Miller, of North Dakota, re­ lates an instance of what is being accom­ plished by farmers in the Red River Valley of Minnesota and North Dakota- He said S. J. Leland, near hl3 town of Dwight, N. D., bought 160 wires of land in the spring ot 1891, for 93,600. and raised crops that season worth the salary of a government clerk. In excess of the cost of his farm, as per the following statement: 4.190 Bu. ot wheat, at 83c......... BOO „ oats, at soc............... w.» ............................................................. 3JBRW Deducting oust of fluid f.............. 2JKQZ0 Leaving........................................ .............. Il.issto Cases of this kind nre so common that they are a drug in the news market out west It* Excellent Qaalltte* Commend to public approval the Califor­ nia! !qu:d fruit remedy Syrup of Figs. It is pleasing to the eye, and to the taste and by gentlv acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels. It cleanses tbe system effectually, thereby promoting the health and comfort of ail who use IL “BE WELL MESSEDacquainted with life can be ignorant of the improvement which genteel apparel produces in the carriage, tone of the thought, and principles of an individual. It gives a man confidence, self-respect and a sense of equality with his com^nions; it inspires him with energy, independence and courtesy of manner. The face becomes manly, bold and free; there is no slinking through narrow lanes and back streets, but on the contrary the smoothly dressed man steps out with a determination not to spare the earth, or to walk as if he trod on eggs or razors. No; he rushes onward; is the first to accost his friends; gives a careless bow to this, a bluff nod to that and a patronising ‘,how d’ye do” to a third, who is worse dressed than himself. Believe us, when we say, that • No Man are calculated to advance a man in life nearly as well as good principles, especially in a world like this, where external appearance is taken as the exponent of what is beneath it. THE GREATEST ASSORTMENT Of strictly fine Suits anjl Spring Overcoats ever shown in Hastings awaits your inspection. BOYS’ GOOD CLOTHES.-:- It is hardly necessary for us to comment further on our Boys’ and Children’s Clothing. Mothers are aware that if they want to make a selection of a Suit or Overcoat for their boys, from theglargest and best stock in the city for the lowest possible prices, they must come to us—and they do. - E. W. Morrill & Co., ' . Hastings, Michigan. One-Price 'Clothiers. GENT'S FURNISHING DEPT. 5TTLIJH bRESJERJ. IF TOQ Are seeking a saving and some­ thing extra nice in the line of style, fit, make and general goodness in clothing for spring wear, you will not fail to see the superb stock of The Stein Bloch Co’s made clothing that are now awaiting your inspection on our counters. We guarantee per­ fect satisfaction, and a great saving from the prices asked by some for clothing not near as good quality or one-half as well made. It will be worth your while and a pleasure to look over this stock. Call early. /sn’t it Provoking! These stormy windy days, it is very provoking to be without an umbrella; more so to be ‘ ‘protected” with a poor one—as shown above. Avoid this by buying a good, well made, serviceable umbrella. It costs no more. Our plan to sell ‘ ‘good clothing ornone’ applies to umbrellas also, for we sell ‘ good umbrellas or none.” This month and the next and the next after, you will need a good strong umbrellaone that will not collapsejust when you need it the most You’ll have plenty of use for it. We’ve had good, strong umbrellas before, and we’ve sold them at a small price, but this At this popular medium price we offer still,spring ,we can do better a nobby array of Men’s Suits usually re­ tailed at $18 or more. This line includes all the popular colors and mixtures, made Our Neckwear is all up from splendid quality cheviots, wool the "Go.”' diagonals, silk mixtures, unfinished worsteds, diagonals, corkscrews, etc. They a/e the talk of the Choice of fancy plaids, neat stripes, plain town. The best dressers are colors, checks, in fact, all the latest spring wearing them already. Of novelties. The newest patterns in sacks course yon want the latest and cutaway frocks. If you see them styles, especially when it costs you will want to wear them. no more, and you can depend upon it that we give the lat­ We've all that is de­ est and best neckties obtain­ 5FR1NQ sirable in these goods able at 25c., 50c. and 75c. Re­ OYERCO/1T5 The latest spring member, early comers secure styles in cut, fabric the best selection. and shade, you will There’s a new line of collars need one, why not and cuffs also that, may prove buy it nowl interesting to you. �Hastings Banner Grover CleveUnd in the H.nde COOK BBOS . P~P^!°r*' ALKrrEKFBOMTHEEx-PBEsniEin' PAJMLESS .... « ----------------- lOoyw , ’““S.’S.ZhwL. of Hie Friends. \^ari !g h "xt officer to have any thing jXsrnxWJS «rrc^-.X2Xb'.HU — awmiwai irou» wasaicrowevu ox niwuvw -— --­ ta. on® .nd n«e<tad checkins. * Wh.l rbll ’ T~ “, tion. Cleveianu • n—.» nf I I letter from General Edward 8. r‘ ; General — ■ «l ■ ■ GcMrcl nx>> Phil bimtmum Startdnn* r I— . Wfo-,,n.ln. aulborot th. f.mojre pb~« . rcpon „ next x,MJr “,1»K lw th.Hl««OT H>« “ ’•* Jia,n “Sk5iI ^ CARTERS “We love him for the encnilaa he hu f rz_ mode.” Bragg’* Wta, March Wta., Maron S, a, i&*2: ic— arc-L.;-^ -Democratic success m ^Juhietor withhold my approval of Ui* Mn'm^tarc «»- I? ,_#» Ta. ^mmand wtmous dUTOW ^""future. Whll. timUS HIMoiT U, i\» h iiu'HAuro typical of lire history of tbo church and *vus written for our profit nLm xv 4* I Cor. x, 1, 2). yev *• ,uu*t ** fburrh Ra Juttah. JWtoMU-ux, Zloo always what th® wonia Indicate, and ll ^.Ua.H«d. .1- •!- »W. will Iw nwvutaae* AI,‘* ‘talBteliUllbto. "eXSi-S“ u n.d.ta un, rrn^te-o« o V-. The root and «tem of J***, the root ami S.prtaK ol Ita-M <R.v. XXII.1«>. D««‘<l • EorU xud DavW'a S~Gf1 foretold aa AHiuM whole earth with the kXtadS it O* -Xi "•«»« I.~rcd 'J-XSJiSXS1 Tbotatut th.oactol ducumcnu rc»U CURE 2 J • rertowottfto Will Ace»l '*7 PATENT Mr. S. G. Derry* proof Harness OU, teDs bdw of U-, ttnftu suSarings from Ecxema ami hb ci3, t,y HOOD ’S * Sarsapar'ia “Oentkmrn: Fifteenyemu;;, ’ Lvltatt. teskof iiAflMntnataryrl.i u;n t: fu. which wu loOowH by enema or exh i>qn. hretkk, out an Lny rirfit k-g. The k;'r1t,ripnqd3 overlay tofs, back and an.v y A Foul Ma«*< <-f Saren, b” alL xxii i A ix.ntan U< tael’* >*r“” Ux,k. ■woCen and Itriiir.;: trrtfhh-. -. -.h- tntrwi pain U ttte skiii ui .. :-i > auddtochargiu-cc nta::'r . li ;■ .n.r>-. ‘X to gtecribe ray stAwcroig in ysu* <3 agony and tarp-re. l»p. a; J “ Tkounauita of Italic r^t 1 T, X Vixcxrr. Araistant Adjutant General. other aong >« A»qn*l in ha. xiL The cIom On AUK. 0.1»U. » »«“> “■*, “p J'”''] of the chapter Hpcaka of reiaurroctioa and a c-wtock--— -_ tatwo and tho party. but aiw of a place of refuge for teforc Gcnernl CuMer'. report, Co1™”’ KS *G “ W Hta-«lb. -fCalls on Cl«ta---------------------■_ —!a futile effort! to cyt nGi. >i • . । .“v^. AlKcrrcrown loUcr to 6«T«ur, b.M>Wn IJl™ . But rtretrnydistraetton fare dbtro-sd^w Alger WTOto <M~» »' I-"!’1-- «• <• M» n»ta»«wn tacmuM lu. >rt-menaolsand castaclt.ud over toe prospect. .UuderinK —>—x—ui< ■■> WQB, and w:j taicblr ta rome part contributory ta this hay’ bre* ,.tc InStaM. ««• in iuch.h.|»M.’'"- on, Book o< An-. u»l for All «b. wiU»4 arutabas. 1 had to L.>H m ■TZy treat reiterated re prefs that you wooM ’>’»•**»J | Utah »<«l rtaX l“Hr nU“d* “ 1U“> tr.y body, and bed 10 (er tbe | residential nomination, and a want Of •wonU hluu.lt hum ruin. Tb» 1’^*‘ conges all >!!JtfSSrq«lg tho amcort and organisation tfonl IndorMHl the letter Aug. 4 .»*, XlrcrsmX regulate tho bowola. ■ form to I bo popular purpose- Friends » y *nr this rr^KuUlon lie rceeptel. Prov. xx. L The propio for whom so much ran did «cy bare found thema^lvre un dlffcrcat bad licen don- turned away fnm iWr D^Went Back to the Rank* Again­ : sidie of minor quredious wh?re Stomach Hm All Out Vf Order Urerer, de*pi«d Him and Hl. word aud This acerptanee, by the president was ' UftO should have been expected w.tn ucn^» Taw uccrptanvu, «-j —« v-— ■ dated: a mouth . und . . J eight .1....iter than I nwd not suggest to you that l*" ’ days oar earlier ttaui gave tbetn-rives up to.tn.OK d"2“k‘^?d But tlie medicine so<m carmen d tiu>, m&! fa Z-l find ubernoe. Priest and prophat. alike •lx weeks 1 could see a chance hi V» ren­ Mttan Uf S Ktesb people can ouiy be « Mr tbe aate 01 General Ut.uvru. Uusteri* lettar regard• ’ dition of the Indnor T.hRh :•■ «rly euvertdUj din-ctcd by means of InteLlgent ana trust . ------- --leaving ----- .— .the i.. n ,Jaj,tenL (.lid this, hr-.U^ of ta.jn.lgmanu threat­ lag. Alger. After pt^ident, body. It was iirlvwn-Ui tbs arfikcn by tte worthy Iradership; fiaraaparilla. tho eon-j s x-u h -.1 -|. and tfe with hh accepted rvsigustiun in .ened. God in ta»R .offrnua aod knra ft* tin. aud continuity of -ffinr; with dirt to* action. Colonel Alger kxirned tha. ttaj. HI. sinful prop!, plrad* with them, and sad* in view uol toes than clev apeak* Of a day ot glory for tha jwalUmt was nwpeet of an active campaign ta the ( t Your rv»cr-. v has been in worthy ping with arrfobedtent. Ut al! drunkard, and all Shenandoah Valley He did not prrornt Inr siren mMSur. axd r;iH- fiat tune, aartr/ your high station ta the public rtg-ir’l. your two years. Ihr-re v.Tun .-'ffkatmr d-stingtaritert ruMic service sad r*r ‘\'***1 his reoignation at the war department, who live for pl.-o.urr consider I Cor. vi,Pand By kp and arm are aouud ^4 W«L dignity. But Urn danger to the public interests but hastily rearranged hta 11 are! .* lb*re th” doom that await* *“ which a failure uf tbo Democrat!< ;»rty W«xA well a* possible asul started for the acene ,them If tb.yro continue. The JteUffhf Involve scene to me n«w to re,uno lh« open of operation*, arriving, on account of n»t*Le4min TV.—Iml xxxvil, **-®; »-*• G. of tnr elf as J xrtfe at .*r v recovery it B t» avowal of your willingm « ta rabmit to any Ot^te^CLl.’ile Livar PfDaare noSublc b» trlf. To a:1 ...1 >. toeid* - Itjfonuatio'i a** to the time of the departure T., Pa xxxiv, 17. Thta U a norabfo in­ wrycMy totak i- O’'0 °r two rilta make * d°*£ ter vice towbleb jour party i^i ite ’^P1® of the train, one day brie. mBoatnn and over tl.u . ouaL-;.-. I: .cvxiiaead stance of prompt and compl-to daUventnca . Th7y •« strictly rentable md do art gripe or may a»ign you. Had to Resign Anew. I| in answer to thu cry of dhtnum. There Jen^.taitbyU-lritert'.osctfcnplMrtaHWho Why • Statement Is Neee*"*ry. Six wwlkn later, on Sept JAM* ’• utay be a forraliMowtag of laracl'a sore naati-om. tovUJ«st'rirantauveforSL »A1 ' Many enturtnta fear* that you rfiaydecUBa freu personal experience. ’ S t:. Derby, by dmga’jU evciTTbare or »*at b? further public uuty. whfoh none but y«« caa date cf General Custer's report, and seven :; tribulation and giutinua ilelhcranca in the CARTER «COl0m« CO.. «J» V«*- . tffoetnally remove, and yuur voire »iH be da vs before I*- bad reraived lu» final m- .; day. of the coming autlobrh*. Hut there Rraaord *trecL rnwidenre. 1:. I. Will HU. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE! tverye boro h- an! wKh beneu: and v» dorsementa, he tendered kb resignation I, 1* the greatest encouragement herri as tn ■ . .. ii.l m.ir iw anew. Tbe Ktroe day il '**' reveptod by |’ all Scripture, tor every troubled one to rreaicr i»v>» v. —.j v.v. •---- ; - •___ the presi.lr.H. Tbe m eeptaow was In- i cn»t their burden on th* lx.nl and expect PARENTS-Give ymit dhiMrvu »,’*“**•**•’<« to victory tho canss of tariit reform, don»«l by the secretary vf war on Hvpt. 1 , ’, and renrfre twin deliverance 17: ^nn rtvcir, *-«»«»« (Jar. xxxiL ... ltd «■> rretore thu blesalu.£» of gwxt r» v of nook kreptag. riiorihsro. tjpe*rtti-!«. UHf -tl| trnmen*. to our (*-oplr; and sis your fellow and by r.pccinlntiler <rf Sept. SC, lW4.»lgned xx rapuy. ett. V.-ha. Hii. HU. 1-12, MX G. G. T-, T-, 1« laa. HU. by Adjutant Geuernl £• D. Townsend, ba 1 X^io!v.-4sa. l Mil. Deicrera'- and trilnw-ritir.rtJ. I yon to uf whola Bible, a FOR THEM lay to your parry and the people that* your was bonurablj- discharged from the aerv- ' Jerfact tbe suffering BE MUCH ✓ Than Money. aaEje :n*y4k- pre * id to th. luuionai IMas- ice of thcL'nited SQriro. perfect dicnpUoa description of tb« sufferings of the Eiittcate them ait t’<i < Ira Mt ttapfda pitch.! Bun- •antic convention m “ candidate auullAr • for its it* nomln«ui- . auras Kndor.-ra.Bte. ___ of .he )>i<vu^ruf brael and ‘n<«s Colloj-. i-cdyani 8lc -k. cor. i'C;‘r' nation and tbal wlll■ iu„* ; n»u*.in to iu the pre-ldoney. v----- you . OttawaSiL* Hut us. Ibwoatabcueadd'*<• 1 , rept that • - nominal iua it the e»nvent.i..«-x.n inn saaU ‘. . A letter h included ta the record from । of lh# <or|*i. Tbe creator of all things bea mtin; R {XXir< ,’e pized ou; that S Parish. anaedMor to C. «». stw«nube«r make it. »ud again undertake the duties of Grneral Caster to the secretary of war, ' prv-ident if tl •• pedple. shall, a* I bcilev* they dated Oct. 19, 1WB, ta which Custer re- , n^^yboM p rtact Saviour. Having no will, chouse you for that oflJre. Sincerely .commends him for a brigadier grn-.-a!*hip, { gjn of Hla own tho *ina of the world are . yuers, ’ Edwa*u B. BmagO, Baying: “As an officer am! a gentleman . Wt| u t}nJ an.uflB suffers and die" lu Colonel Alger justly enjoy* tbe high’*1 , (jdpateud. He Lvftt again, alive from the NOTICE 01•'.LETHNG DKAIN CONTRACT. MR. CLEVELAND'S REPLY. ••teem uf both his command and tas com- dmJ <nd H<_ Jh|U] q( lhe lrarall Notice t» hereby given, that I. Oro. A. Pdlen- ft A. SCRIBNER. M. D.. <nd be salta-led. To be in Him is berk, county drain zontmlMloner of the County V. Phyklcian and Surgeon, wui Not Load a SeU-Seeklng Canvass mantling offirer*.’ and sonw more of tbe ‘ Ui> ot Barr). State ot Nichigau. wfll. oti the fl day lame if not more -o. Jan. 20. 1W the a;»- . Hfr wbaiber for an individual or for a ot March A. I). ifV.k ut ttie/frsldenra ot Barry Pelton. • • Mich. pltea:ion wm n-uewad. enttarml by Phil , Apart from Him there ta no Uta Bn*Jn the townahlp of QjBtlrton.at io o dock vines iu residence, one ~ black ______________ ---------| _____ tho foregoing letter Cleveland re­ Office In east of depot. To Eheridap and approved by General Mreda -----------------Isa. hr, • In SWorenooaetthMt day. proceed to reeelrc LitfSuX Vi.—-Im. -iv. -1-11 G. T., ----- _________________-- j piled March D, from Lakewood, N. J., aa bid* tor'.he ctm«irui tolii ot a certain drain,- ---------- atkd General Grant, while Sheridan wrote 8. Life being provided at infinite cost, haro knowi.x’’ the Baine drain located and estab IT A. AO. H. BARKER_____________ I follow*: I fl have a brigade to give him.” • itabrd >n the towiwbIM of Castleton and Is tho invitation to al! to accept ft; ar l ,1. Physicians auu and wamb Surgvoue. mh ur.ui Dear r»u; f-‘nr: Toor kt ter «•» of the Sth Jn»L ( x» rnyeicuurn ^—— ।| jih «<w «..«:• That Title «'f "GcneraL" Ita-tirs-t. and dricnbeil a*, follows, to wtt: rather to accept Hiro, for in Him is life, | ou. ta el., ewr or »r eoxo.,rc^led rcutab- n-vmiMi to 10 Wilt «iu 1[ isai C.U. ISEk ' Al«r -M « BcRitwluic at n Make on theaK kof » e N, WHY IS THE He l» our life ’John 1,4; Col. M1. 4). *It is of 0. Tfcwosiilp Ot CasUetou.-Barry '.nnaar th® high aanction of your p*lttou aa brigadier general of volunteer* and un the wctne cry throughout the Bible— I County. Midi.. raauiUR thence n .M?4 degreca promptness <U) or night. Feb. 27, 1*7. by order Secretary Shmwill!.•••:.ou Ur.d ot A. Hynes, thence same .. --- --------—---- --------- ............... ...........................| B 1 51V v -‘fellow iruiuw Democrat Licur.vim aad -WMfellow ...re— < itinm." ■. -------- —of ----•Tomer or “Come unto Me” (Math, xi.88; ’’ILLiAMiO. LOWDEN. I sad lu your rotation as a true and trusted tan, was ordered appointed a brevet major Luke xiv, IT; Rrv. xxii, ID. Let our ways, ' l» , • Lawver. trienl. you ;rreent tame. If, in answering your general of volunteers. These brevet com..... 77^ 3--.—-..re. taueiou. were iluiw.1 1., Free:4<nt John­ though’.*, effort^ striviuga all drop, and Offlee o.er Jullue Bu«wil’» mow. SUU w»Ut«. JI llll*B> VIU> witli was e-XiJaj come empty and bdplcaa to the Fountain . BbiaMlMidm - - -.__ «__ . »Jt»- c«<* cilr. ledrea »u.f inf my individual Individual ewe caw snJ and comfort. romfret; fcQOt ta whom General Alger was political­ ' ........ 1 i.4ru««ii.f and driu.fr and Uva. Drink abundantly w IU5 tret, ti 25 decrees, w M feet, n 8 degrees, st/eet. Hastings. Midi. ; »y rrtponro would bo promptly made, and ly opposed. w 213 led. w xB-fecr. u MF*degrees, w 100 feet, | rithout tho least reservation «ir difficulty. aud be filled (Cant, v, 1; John X. 10k nhdegnics. wiSSfect.vtS feet equal to 1.4.i ' But if you are right In supposing that the sob­ HILL’S SOUTHERN TOUR. • feet 00 rind of EU Randal, ttwnra crossing ■ 3 A SHELDON. ivi cv»u n Alrttrc.l .nd Rail K.t.tr omre. I fret 1> retared to • **zln re rc V. ™.W luwiidttp Jhieof Casth-tonauid Hastings, n 42 . . !Af«tu»aA , , ~- V .f / deart*-. w aw*, feet, u 3i’.ii degrees, w tM feet, * , HnvX .n.U: ,. to,l mr tol). . ™n,UUra ..uu w.kb Iteeeived With t.rrat KnthasiaMn All . '• ’ , ~—” . life aud full new. of Joy through an all sufMt fret. s ! J7S tert >.qn:d to 2.321 fret, on land of J Honey lo Io tn on Reni rb-dc Real Eatxte . make* mk.1i private and pStaonal conriduraKAnxviiii- Tmn xfarvh ia Senator I ficlt,ul Rciiwmer. Hero ia God's way uf Vftn. ttai-ie. theneeiiMKIreet. sWhk decree*, w I'febl ou ci inmlariou. General run aselttg ‘ Urns entirely inclevant. . T L JA-benator ( bringing • hat Life to tho whole world. Aa lt» fei-t,» «£l degrees, w art feet, ti «6‘.> de> Having a complete »rt of AhstrwT r.cwk*. coin ; The yro,,id«mcy » People's Office. ’ areea, *. iitfw. si" cegrera w 2uo feet- * »fret oiled from the Itccordu, can fonilsh complete i , Hili . routherr. trip seem* w be a .ucrasa i Chri>l H tU<> in g^-, . I C. F. BttuOKS-Clerk. ' 1 cannot, however, refrain from declaring to equal to i.oM fret on land of Cha*. iJtne. » traets. you that that my mt ••xperience ••xperieare in in tho tbu great great o-iteoofor fn>m evory standpoint. Al each slopping i Ltrarl ta the central people and ttuJ.Je. bDietice > t: feet, vr 75f«eL »2 degree*, w 637 fe< 1. ।j you office a MR deurres. wPBfeet, s W3 decrees, w M7 I j»rv»>i<lcT.t of the United 8tatrsl-.ar.ro iniprv*.red piaw crowds of citizens trere assembled Jenxsalcm tbe central citv. "Salvation is feer,» 3ltf degrees, w 137 fret e«iua! to i.isb fret H DRAKE, M. D„ ftnewith of tho trust and itsw. tn -rc.-wi,a the IK. rolemnlty -dam-H. «» He w„ oUiry c?KJa fnr of, hc Jews’ < John iv, 22k sod tbe recolv• on land ot U. U- fetoweil, thence 31*4 degrees, | »wfni respoMibiiittas that 1 cannot bring my-’ Bpeechisaud responded in’a way that fired 1 tag of them back as a nation shall bo to w 300 ic r..« 3 degree-, w 170 fret, s 4i)>, degrees, Office wer Holloway's drug store. telf tn re.-ard a candidacy tor the place as w M fee.. -i 134 fret eijual to 7M feet ou laud of Hubert Altai:, tbence s G<J fre'., w « feet, equal Office hours from 2 to 4 p. ni. Telephone, oh. • muthingto be won by personal st rite and the southern heart. His address** had a ! the *<>rkl ns Life from the dead (Rom. xi, to 7<Jret on land of Je-se Townsend, thence w oecllng with residence. st Holloa*}'» ftnm , setive rolf-arecrtb-j. I have al*> an idi.a that ring which caught the populace. Hi* i "rc 'to*for the people 0 fret;»100 f< gt, s 47 degrees, w 14.’. fret equal to store . j to whom wc nta no indebted* t ite presidency fa proemlnently tire people’s ; Ut feel on land of Lyman Chamberlain, ending j affico, and 1 have been sincere lu my constant audience* eagerly grasped every tolling I Lesson VIII.—Jeremiah xxxvl, 19-51. G. 3t 11 pniut 1.570 fret.s of the >* section post t»e•cntence and applauded him to the echo. [ < kdjocaryof the effective i nrtldpation lapolit- , tt-eeii section 1 and is of Hasting* and e» tert Q M. F0W LI ll.D-H. 8. : T.,Ucb. iii, IX Thfa i» thw story of the | leal ntTairi on tho port of nil our cit’r-enn; ron- The first sloji was at Ibxiaoke, where fi.tWO j • w. TotaLiltstauce feet. O. Nald job will be iet by srettonA or ilivlMons. < Mtmntly I IwUeve the ;w">plc should Iw heard or 4,000 people Aasemblcd to cheer him and king who c.:t np tho word of God and burned ix in tbe fire. The bon of GM, the 1 Office hours f a. mMo b-r. bi. The M-etiii 1 at the outlet of the drain will be let ■ In tint choice of their party candidates, and : hear him speak. lint. Ah* the remaining seclions in their order man of w»r.-u!vs is lhe word of God (John । ■ Hist they ttenv-clre* should make numina* i Iteaches Knoxville, Teas. up .stream, in tctorrfanw wjjh tho diazari 1 iionv as'dircctly a< is cous':st--nt with upon, i| < At Radford, Pulaski and Wytjievitle, I, I; Ruv. xix. IS), and He is revealed to us MITH A COLGROVE, » now <•« file with the other pd~—* fair and full party organization a;-.d m-.-thoda. , Vn., them were large and cuthtudartic In the written word which ta all about ■ said ilraiii, and blds will be n Brockum, ’i lawyers. with tbe Anxious fur Hi* Party's Success. accordingly. Contract* «H4 I /Office In Union block. Hastings.) ; crowds, und tho senator spoke and shook Him (John v, «$] Lnke xxIy, 57,44J. Our ■ lowest rr*ponstb!e bidder gl[ 1 speak cf throe thing* •aid) for the purpose I Practice is sU tho courts of the state. hands with all there was lima for. Tbw treat ment of Hia word Is, our t reatment of egrity lor ’be pertorina’ira• u. — if advising you that my conception of the sum ta be fixed by me. Ilig date tor the eomnature-of the presidential office nnd my con- tame programme was carried out at Bris­ Hinirelf. and He ao reckons it (John' til, pkita i «f .Micdi contract, and the terms of payk. kenaston. Morristown, this state. Iu this 48). To receive His word is lo receive Him- ' fiction that the voters of our [-arty rivmld be tol ur.d---------------------,----• PROBAlt OK*’* « nient Uirrelor. shall be mipounced at the tune • Attorney at Ijaw, free in the selection o! their candidate, pre- dty there was an immense crowd to meet seif, and. thus comes life ntxi joy and peace and blare nt letting. (Over J. 8. Ooodvear ft Co.’w ttore.) Nodcti is hereby further given, that on Cudo the imwibiBty of my leading and push- ! him. Hta speech was wildly cheered from unending (John xvil, 8; Rom. xv, 13). ! Practices in ail court* of the State. Collection td-wlt at the above umn-d place and time a . D. g a self-seeking canvaw. for tho pro-idcnUri Start to finish \11 hi* sneeehea havo Ijcsson IX-Jer. xxxvH, 11-gL G. T., 4 oromptlyaUeadlng lo. • • W92. tx«i ass. Mtncut ot benefits, made by me l will be subject to renew. That such assess­ scandidsto. Believing that tbe compete su- I L 1 ? ?’• *“d 1ft wine comb Jer. 1,10. In connection with several let- Atew m* 33uwiv 01 retatu.xt'. ■" ment of iM-nctliH Is made as a basis for taxa­ preunu.-y of Democratic principle* principles inea&S ineana inIn- i iT* cr criticised ^t,c'*e1^ what 'vhat tho the preskfeut presiuent said i son# upon the future glory of Israel aud of ' tion. in arenntatwe with the provisions of the I? R. TIMMERMAN, liomrepatlilc Phy- premacy x* the earth, we Lave had one on the perse- 1 ‘ recused J national prosperity and the Increased 1 “ 9 M)Utl ^Uthern iern trip. alclon and Surgeon. atdttiles: and the following described rarcils of V . I SICK HEAD » s,«ssgs£BS ACHE tt/Ftcu Hood’s Sarsaparilla I BUSINESS CARDS. W. L DOUGLAS Wll.-“------- - ■ : L Y l1 II S oolley & Bronson. A land wilt ta* asseased by me. tor benefits, and will in-Mitijwi to taxation m accordance with such benefits, tor the purpose of said drain, viz; . 1II tappinroa of our• people. I at^ an? earn earnestly mt) y wax»axIons for tbe success of my pert*. A Hint to tho Htateimon. TOWMSniV OF CASTLCTOB AT LABGB’ 1 am confident buccobj is atilt within our ING OFFICE OF Hub Divisions ■ Town Range ■ reach, but I talieve this I* a timy for D«moPalmerton A Smith, w*t of s 0 44 section « rratlc thoughtfulness nnd dedteration. not e« of » w H section <■ Woodland, Mich. •nlyaato candidates, but concerning party C. S. PALMEMTfflX, J. M. Smith, tation upon question5 of imm-nso Interest to • rowkniir on u ahtaxim at labob. Notary Public. | Jnstlce of the Peace. the patriotic and intelligent vutara of tho laud. Who watch for an assurance of safety as the rfnti DivttioM Town Range price of thoir confidence and support. eommevcmg at the e‘< post run* Youn very tru y, mug 1 iuih rods w 120 roils n IMS rods, east to place ot beGnovr.it Clkvxlamo. jrtnnlttg.xeci 3n 8w GEN. ALGER'S WAR RECORD. (Office over Lathrop's drug store.) aw, real estate and collect- | L u n e H of ii w li of see J2 •u of s K n w 4 *eo ri •• Diled Hits Tlh day of March. A. D. HW2. » •• • ’iW>. A. Dtt.LKHHKCK. Drain Commissioner, of Barry County. I The T“c senator *?nator arrived at Chattanooga Chattaxiooga la it kt —• i-*» ’ ntoht night « and left there nt 11 p. _ m. : , ; , 1 । j Something Uba the Quay Can*. Omaha, Neb., March 15.—John Schoengen, Lhmccratic candidate for school board in Council Bluffs, has sued the Nonpareil for IW.COO libel. The election occurred yesterday and tho Nonpareil tasued an extra in the morning chnrving Schoengen with fimbeaxlemeat in Dr* wJm y<’*ni a«o* aod od‘!wl «hat V» illinm Groueweg assisted in the crime and is now serving a term in the peniten­ tiary for it. ®* Frints the Official Documenta Bear­ ing Thereupon. Bayard frolosta Against Free Ulr«r. Detroit, March 15.—Tlu? Detroit Tri­ WtLMfxuTOX, Del, March 15-Ia an bune prlato two pages of Gcurral Alger’s reply to the critics of hii wsr record. Hta open letter to thu Dtmocratic party of the tepiy takes the form ot the publication of United State* printed in an afternaon lhe record Itself and purport* to give all Paper in the shape of an interview, Thomas lhe papers now on file in the war depart, F. Bayard draw* a vivid picture of the evil* he believes would follow the passage menu relative to the absence*, promotions of the tree silver btti. protesting kcau.t. dtae£“S«<* th* general. It in- such action by the h>use and iftataiing etadre favorable indorsementn from time ^k^00 ,hat ••totovuraths ciinrui-s hr xrx„ — »» L„ . Ig •taw Y«r 3„ ” _______ xir, 10). —;ouu ------Im — bytfo — j ..vr. iurK at mui'.iutrctotta,. uil recunt-' 1 Lenos XI.—Efielt. xxxri. 25-38. G.,t.. mXluil'T.1'."8,- Th, Th;'nport re.por! _ Hutu the People** Party. ■ i■ liienrfntxmc .» r». . ■le .. “--''r Al. * .Uo i0. ! JtmMOXCtrr, Mo., March It-Th. fttek xxxri, 33. Tho m»in features of UrSil- A 01.... "" ............ * i this lesaon are ths gkirions rreultoofthe authorized tut ATR.H. havtour’a work ia the heart* c< Hta people, : no other cure canline, me- leave was recommended. wunout re^KR in U». bourc TwircdAr And Henma;.iug ibem clma and hoi v and npright own, . The Great Curnlrymau-, Itepcrt. “*'1 *• WH to gratae.nd glory of (fed In ™ J»"< «Hal the (Mnl :»rt7 »ualr<t •TMa vmww,- j,, „id, .W1B, lnw> SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE . ADMINISTRATORS BALZ. hr tt -! nutter of the estate of C. Columbus Bai-Ioiv .l.cetBed. Noire is hereby riven that l shall mR Kbiic uorttou to tMTiicbew bidder, on Friday, !• IWtrenUMav cf April. A. D . 1882. at tea S&'H' taw** the late residence «instate C. Columbus Backus, deceased, in the towrwidp o< Barry, in the county of Bsrry. in tea state of .Michigan, pursuant to fo‘f <,rthority reart-d to me on rhe 29th 4W M Febraary. a. D. iju, by tbe Probate court of Itarrv county. Wcotxan, alt of the tatate. rwlu. till.! and interest of Urn said d«- Hive reared <iL in aud to the real ostate situate and <*, Itarry. tn tan nrate of Mbjuaaa. kn.wn and cvaeniMd as follows, cuted Saviour, one on t he jieraecuted word ! and now oua on the peraecuted prophet. Tbe order always is the anfferinga and .-!■» ns-s then the glory (1 PuL 1,11; lv. 13; v. 1). It , Aikhv J. PeriiM.rfauehtrr <•» M'*1 u „ will be so until Jesu* cornea and the day wreWeffB*arert tin tn«:r<u - \ !’f’L.i nd tatafis court puro-r.r'K •" 11; redawua for Christ, and His church, and HU. BEBrat nTsaZr£ Israel, and the earth. But ths suffarian tale.MMlUukl admlnblai.. > «1 ’•• u,muw ■:>™s are not worthy to be compared with the MpSlliit. J. w. ^1-. ggrela named, or to roue otter re Rlury that shall be revealed (Rom. vtli, 18). The world, antichrist and the dead an* *ThebMiponlt Is W'd"’’*’-,’.l*2.\rtHfetoS&^ having their day now, but their night is BSd day ot MAreb. A. D. WSr.'-M cue «o**-|4 forenoon, be a—lgned for Utr de­ coming. "Tha morning comoth, ami also pet Ilion and ihat Uie heirs At ta* • tho night" reseed aud all other person* >■ Lhsso.x X.—Jer xxxix, 1-10. G. T., estate,are re«;utredi«> XxUl; Tlie Klory °f t-h* coming said Court, then to be boMm •> Kugdom aball be preceded by the over­ throw ot the ungodly. There shall be vengeance for thvm that know not God and ever’.tjrting destruction from the prwence of the I<ord; the lake ot fire tor the "S beast nnd ULms prophet; and the bottomles* pit for the devil (II Tbees. I, 74); R«v. Tb***tb* a’rfal man a bolwf OP unbelief will not affect the facte. V rath may be restrained for a time, out It ahideth upon all unbelievers. *ud will tall In due uiie (John iii, M Rev’ h tlx UxKM Sum Crcrix. UjiS; I >dvi URE, Price locta., co eta r Lungs are sere or Back la oeoae Plaster, Price 25 * “KS.'aM — ) did JJOt ^now h. I. k wn!nb-'*«t until lato ou thednv ue left, when AmIauum Surgeon St- fi * .1 <1.. Flm «» aH.He.Uoo (or u.r, twenty days for fcp ‘iA'ssm^ ’’ »BdurtSTkAT"i:■., "1.x. Tn Um wnurr ot tar ' 01 Wrlgics. decerw-d. . %han seH^ .xjuev is hereby K^r’,/*h;-.\.? on pubtfc am t ion. 10 the lilRb«t bteS^ M l(« davttwfirtretilhdav ufAi-nl. •' 1 ; wt rno'clock lu tSe foreim-’u -t . lirreMW*detraafllto !at* berree ' ■ , fite taihe amehin cf .".ii.idcsa. ln “"wcourty. Mlcbir*n ? .^awd*- Sas Fjuxcwc), •3^ eiAt<•> •« ’x::Xty^J3S« teuTiff) ***•lurT- ‘ ad, March 1st. ti. *»> r .B �The SaraiMc sclubu- have a room equip- , “You are going to be an enormoua n.dfc>r«m-eb..ilcdlal>or«t.iy. botterfly Kon." aid Mr. Thi« great rensou tor i.-e Nervous Prostration, Sleepk'Ssness.Sick and Nervous Headache, Backache, Dizziness, Morbid Fean, Hot Flashes, Nervous Dvnpepaia,Dullne«8,Oonfusioa. Hysteria, Fite, SL Vitus- Dance, Opium Habit, Drunkenness, etc^are cured by Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervine. It does not contain anr opiate* Trial bot­ tle and fine books FREE at druggists. Dr. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Indiana. TRIAL BOTTLE FREE. Sold by W. H.' Gsodyear, AUUNDRYSOlP.PUREANDSAHiTlHY BEST FOH General Household Use. OUCH TDELAY balsam 5 CROUP REMEDY Sj • PLEASANT, BATE, CERTAIN. a»D BE Di EVERY HOUSEHOLD auicUy curodbjr Ita aae. IT! a’HE CHILDREN’S COUGH CURE Michigan Central “ The Niagara Falls Rouic.,t »“““•■ .114 |£s Ki li* IIastinosJ suui™. JlAHTINOa..' g-|3 I a gflIJz I’AW.aia1 .'I. A. GILLMAN, Local Agent, Hastings. . Ku-wilbs G. P * T. A. Chicago. i’ROBATK ORDER, grate of Michigan. CMnty of Barry,—«L At n session of the Probate Court for the Connty or Barry. boMen st the Probate Office Id ths city of Ba«tints, in said county, on Bstnrsdsy, the -/nti day of February, tn the year on* uioiAanrt tHaht hundred and ninety-two. Present. Cbarte* W. Armstrong, Judgo of rrobale. ' in tne matter of tbe estate of Luca* Wilkes, ■deceased. On reading and flUng tbe petition duly veri*M. of Fraucls Wilken. >on ot said deceased. |<r»rng that a ee tain liidrmnent now on flla in UjIs court |>iirtM,rtliig to be the last will and iMlunen* of M|tf <lacea»<‘d tie admitted to pro­ bate and that adaalnistniCion of said estate may L.- granuo! u> th” Meetrtor therein named or to some other suitable rxtfwiu. Theretitv.ni It U onlnred tliat Friday the twenty.fltth day of March. A. 1). 1SW. at ten o'clock tn the forenoon, be assigned for tbe hearing of slid petition, and that the heirs at law t»f said de­ ceased Md all other persons interested m •aid estate, are required to appear at a session of said court. Uten to be hoiJen at the Probate Office In the city of Hastings, In said county, and show cause, tt atty there be, why the prayer of the petitioner may not be grouted. And it Is further ordered. That said petitioner give notice to the penoil* Interested In sold estate, of the pendency. of said petition, and the bearing thereof, by c-instm- a copy of tkla order to be putdlahM In the Hastings Bann*b. a newspa­ per printed and drcnlaied in said county of Barry, once in each week for three sucMMive necks previous to said day of bearing. fA trtieoopv.) Judge of Probate. Cleveland and Harrison One for Ita angling, tbe other tor Us shooting. Men of every political faith read IL There ft no pollths tn IL Brimful of good tiling*: Hhoptiog. fishing, natural history, eamp life, traye . adventure, yachting, canoeing, pm. dog iind rifle. Oldest, attest, brightest and best M ot bent books on all outdoor sports. FojMtar and ttauuM Pub. co. 91* Browtwv, N*w York. of Rood’s laughing quietly as he ran his eyes over “ U» girl'. Kmotnl. form, now Mtodta pure white, with striking dashes of blue here and there. "Butlshaii be a very tan.? sort of butterfly amid all these gay ones here,'' she Raid with a radiant mnile. “It would be truer to call me a be* I am going to work, search for the honey of knowledge. 1 nm so—so crude and faulty, so incom­ plete." Mrs. Roosevelt looked aharply at her niece, ns if surprised at something in her tone, but said nothing. About this time Mr* Largely, wife of the millionaire railroad, tnan, called to take her and Aunt Marguerite driving in her elegant carriage. She was a well preserved woman, much younger than her husband and quite a brilliant talker She had seen much of the world, was perfectly simple and unaffected, and was. In fact, a most charming person in every way it wan Mr. Largely himself who had suggested and arranged for tain drive. '.’My wife will be glad to meet yon, 1 know she will." he had osid after Mr. Roosevelt had introduced him to Mr* Rooeevelt and Rosalie, and be had talked with them for an hour in his peculiar, effhand, bcarty way: "and 1 shall have her fetch round tho carriage and take you out driving. You must see Chicago. Mrs Largely will be delighted." There waa a homeliness and njneerity in all this which struck Marguerite Chenier RooAvelt aa something al­ together western. It was not the way that a «onthern mon would have chosen to introduce his wife to strangers; but it seemed not a bad way after all—the very best way in fact * record, lie looked upon Sherman’s de­ structive march to the sen as the grandest thing In his’ory, and upon his own par­ ticipation in it as the very flower of his life. Of course they both endeavored to shut out of their conversation every­ thing likely to suggest their point* of difference^ but a hint, a comparison cr an allusion would now and then come I) tbe surface and buret like a bubble fu’l of poisonous recollections to tinge and embitter their sentiments withal. He-very quickly discovered the narrow limitations of her knowledge and experi­ ence, nnd tbe almost infantile parity and simplicity of her nature. Star was a revelation to him of tho charm of utter innocence. Her lipa, her eyes, her voice, the bloom of her cheeks nnd the outline of her beautiful form exactly correspond­ ed with the frailness and fragrance.‘so to speak, of her curiously subtile sincer­ ity She asked questions as a child would have done, opening wide her eyts nnd waiting for the answer with slightly parted lips and a cfttrmingly expectant air. He liked this; it leased him to be' interesting. On the other hand, Rosalie magnified his experience and knowledge, and took without question his explana­ tions of thing* his swarthy cheeks paled a little. fio rallied, nnssed his hand across his fore­ head. and looking toward the piano said: “Play something for me, please: some­ thing cheering; I'm glotany.” "I am very sorry, but 1 do not know the piano—I do not play," she replied. She Instantly thought of her dear old banjo at the mill. “But haven’t you a guitar? All tbe southern la-Jes play the guitar.” He spoke lightly and resumed his seat near her. “I play on the banjo." she said, and regretted it instantly, for Mr* Roosevelt had charged her not to speak of this to any one. . “Oh, you’re seized by tbe new craze!” he exclaimed. “It is tbe latest fashion­ able thing. I believe. Won’t you let mo CHAPTER VTL hear you?’ MX. EDGAR JULIAN "But I left my banjo in Georgia," she responded. "I wish 1 lin'd not 1 sadly miss it sometimes." She ended with a little quick sigh. "One misses so many things awav from home," he said, “it’s a great bon to go anywhere: one always has to go just at a point when one doesn’t wish to. and to a place one doesn’t care anything for.” He still spoke lightly, but there was a ring of real petulance in his tone. "I am sorry you have to go away, if it will trouble you," she frankly said, look­ ing steadily at him with her sweet, mys­ terious eye* “It is ever so kind of you to sym­ pathize with me.” he replied, a gentle thrill of pleasure running over him. “1 wish 1 were going to get back your es­ tate. le Chateau Chenier, for you instead ,of this matter of hobnobbing with a Dutch syndicate. That would hare something interesting, something de­ It was a delightful drive; the .hour lightfully romantic in it I shouldn't paired like a moment to Rosalie. Mr* mind the journey with such an object nt Largely'* talk was just of • the kind tha tho end of it” girl's mind hungered for, full of bright > c* 7 tons oue of Shcminn’a Aoyr.” He went away without seeing her pictures of society and spiced with As the ‘ davs of their stay in Chicago again. /Is tho distance grew between slipped by. Aunt Marguerite and Rosa­ fashion gossip, running off now and then them his impressions of her unique grace to dip into the last new novel or maga ­ lie grew more-interested in studying the anil innocence took clearer form, nnd he phases of life exhibited iu that wonder­ zine nensation; dropping wise little say­ spent many hours studying them. ‘ She ful metropolis of tiie west. Nothing ings here and ther^: in fact, filling every was so unlike any girl ho had over could be less like (what either of them moment with something or other which A bundle thta thick.” known, so gentle and sweet and yet so afforded Rosalie the very clearest and had been accustomed to. “I start to Amsterdam to-morrow," ho spirited and clever. truest glimpses of a life which always -As for Rosalie, so long os she could said one day, after Mr. Roosevelt ami When ho was gone Rosalie missed him forget the old mill and its household fascinates the young girl who has been Mr. Largely had agreed upon certain in an indefinite sort of way, which made . J reared in seclusion. and environment, everything she saw or terms of contract relative to their exten­ the streets of Chicago glare and the long When their drive wasended Mr. Large­ sive railroad scheme. heard or read charmed her. She drankc rows of heavy buildings frown in a way •hi* new, practical, aggressive stream of> ly met them at the .ladies’ entrance of the "To Amsterdam! why, what for?" she sho hod not noticed before. hotel He was holding the arm of a tall, exclaimed. knowledge with a thirsty eagcraea From Chicago to Put-in-Bay, thence Even the details of j Mr. Roosevelt’s rail­. heavy limbed, square shouldered young “To arrange some negotiations for to Saratoga, thence to Newport, staying . man. who lifted his hat and bowed to road schemes, its she heard them dis­ your uncle and Mr. Largely. I hope I Mr* Largely, at the same time flashing shall not be gone long. It will be n great some weeks nt each place, and finally -to cussed between him nnd n certain short; New York city in September, our three upon Ro*die his grajr blue eyes from un­ bore, the journey.” stout, niddy iqan known as’Mr. Largely southerners leisurely wandered. Tho der their heavy brow* interested her deeply. “A bore! Oh, no!" she quickly said. day on Which they sailed for Savannah t' “That’s Edgar Julian, the famous This Mr. Largely, who was somewhat' ‘How I ahould like to go! Crossing tho was unusually cold, and the streets were । young railroad lawyer." whispered Mr* past fifty, had a big. nquarish head nnd ocean has been my dearest, sweetest Largely in Rosalie's ear as the latter was dream. My ancestors were from tho heaped with snow. They were glad to stubby, grizzleii beiird. He dressed well, set their fact* to tho south. The voyage txlked fluently but ungrammatically, leaving the carriage. 6-juth of France, and my father has read Edgar Julian was! what is called out to mo nnd talked to me so much of the proved a pleasant one, howover,and they sad was worth ten taillion dollar* Ho, knew nothing but riilway facts and for­. wests "finelooking! man. which phrase vineyards, the old ruin.’, the strong reached their destination in the midst of mula* bouds. stoclui. receivorahips, float­. ia nxually meant to {be descriptive of a winds and tho golden summers .of his a aenson . of sunahino and ot^ balmy ing debts, earnings, franchises, landed। large figure und a liberal, magnetic face. forefathers' country. I shall go some breeze* In due time dispatches and letters donations nnd vn^djaids. first mortgage* His light red-auburn hair was brushed day.” were received from Edgar Julian, an­ consolidations, pow”"und all the rest back from u foreheail which, on account If Edgar Julian, just then, could have nouncing his success with the Dutch ( of great fallows at the eyebrow* ap ­ He seemed to be quite fascinated with seen a little way into tho future! syndicate. He would not be home im­ certain comprehensive propbsitidn* Mr. peared quite retreating. His jaws were "But you will find all tho pleasure in­ mediately (this was written to Mr. Large­ Roosevelt had Rnbyiitted. TheMj prop­. broad and firmly tat; his chin, square anticipation," ho responded, reflectively ly at Chicago), ns he had determined on ositions seemed promising, they certainly. aud accentuated byia central dimple or contracting his brows, as if recalling un­ depression, was almbet encircled by tho pleasant experiences in foreign lands; a tour in the south of France. appeared quite safe; but Mr. Largely. It was while in New York that Mrs. . long crescent ends of! his tan colored muaRosalie noticed, always ended by* say­ "our own country Is far more beautiful Roosovelt handed Rosalie a paper in ing. "When Edgar Julian comes TH। tache. His mouth was rather wide, with and interesting than tho older ones.” which waa printed a circumstantial ac­ thin lips, nnd his nose was slightly aqnircbmit it to him. I always consult him. "But our country is not itself any [ line. He bore himsjlf as one well aware count of a raid made by government Never kiw a man of his age who bad longer, since"— She checked herself, col­ officials on an extensive illicit distillery such a clear head. He's always right I। of his strength and well content with his ored slightly and turned to look out of situated in a secluded valley of northern , environment. expect him back from New York at any the window She was thinking of the Georgia known os the “pocket” The A day or two later Mr. Edgar Julian old milL moment now Had a letter from him! raid had been quite successful. The dis­ . was introduced to her. "Oh. there’s a reaction," he said,cheer­ this morning, stating that he bad abont I ■* “You are from Georgia. I believe. Miss tillery was demolished and a considera­ closed things up there We'll wait till fully parrying the suggestion her abrupt Chenier.” be said, giving the perfect ble amount of * spirits seized. Tho sup­ silence offered. “A few years will clear become*" posed-controller of this Celebrated moon­ Mr. Roosevelt, who very much desired। French pronunciation of bcr name, and things all up. But I was going to ask fixing his line deepset eyes steadily upon you to give me a commission. I should shine eetablishment. one-Frank Ellis, an earlv consummation of his scheme* had escaped. It was supposed that ho did noyespecially relish this waiting for. her. bo glad to serve you. Can I fetch you had amassed quite a fortune from his “Ye* sir." she replied. the edming of Edgar Julian, railroad at­. or-send you anything from London or distillery before it was defrayed. He . ‘ Georgia is a grand old state, fall of Paris? It will lighten the burden of my torney. whose dallying in New York was described as a young man of good ( lovely scenes," he siitl in a generalizing waa prolonging his, absence from the journey to iiave some pleasant duties to family, handsome, bold, well educated perform aside from the dull object at south, but there was no way except to, tone, "especially in its northern counties and exceedingly clever in conducting his Such lovely little towns it has too—Dal­ Amsterdam. wait Mr. Largely would agree to noth operations. ton. Calhoun. Kingston. Marietta and • ‘ Shall you go to Paris?" ing else. A few days later Rosalie received let­ Rome. I remember them well. ” “Ye* for n few days—a mere business "Ican't trust myself." ho would say, Rosalie started a lilttlo when he named" ters from home, but not a word of refer­ call." •in a matter of such intricate legal ence to Frank Ellis or of the revenue raid ! Calhoun. "But you will not be in tbe southern complicutioins, without having Julian’s was in any of them. “Yon have been in Georgia?" she half provinces?' □pinion. This railroad litigation has so( CONTINUED many dangers. It may be necessary to( inquired, a little flush warming her "Oh, no." , cheek* I. ' ’Then 1 can give you no commission," sdnd him to Europe before the question “Yes. 1 was one of Sherman's boy*” she said with a sweet, far away smile, a we ata investigating' can be altogether. be replied i ♦ We authorize our advertized druggist to haze of dreamy longing in her amber settled. He’ll know when ho come*” , She recoiled from; him with a move­ gray eye* sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for con­ . Every conference bad this kind of end­, . ment that he quickly interpreted. He He looked intently at her. but she was sumption. coughs ind colds, upon this ing. All the points would be carefully smiled, his handsotae face, unmasked not aware of the sudden scrutiny. condition. If you are afflicted with a discussed, the bearing of each detail cough, cold or any lung, throat or chest “Is there any special place? What town noted, and the ' inevitable conclusion for the moment, gleaming with n boy’s trouble, aud will use this remedy as direct­ in the south of France?’ he presently in­ reached that thq plan was feasible, but delight in teasing the girL ed, giving It a fair trial, ano experience no "1 stole chickens all through that quired. Edgar Julian must decide tho matter country." benefit, you may return the bottle and he added, j "Oh. it was a foolish whim," she ex­ have your money refunded. before any of Mr. l^irguly's money could We could • “Most of you did;" she quickly re- claimed. quickly recovering herself. “1 not make this offer did we not know that be counted on or his: influence secured. was thinking how it would please papa Dr. King’s New Discovery could be relied "This Mr. Edgar Julian must be al tinted. { He laughed. to have sumo souvenir of his ancestral on. It never disappoints. Trial bottles wonderful man," Mr, Roosevelt said one “Yes." he said, “we were a sad lot free at W. H. Goodyear’s drug store. day to Mrs. Roosevelt and Rosalie, after, "What place is it?" he carelessly in­ Large size 50c and $1.00. Mr. Largely had gone away “I shall and 1 was ns bad as any. But it’s all quired. be glad when he condescends to return over now and the hatchet’s buried." •‘May I change the subject?' ne con­ "Le Chateau Chenier, near Apt. on from New York." His voice had a touch Sin«e Its first introduction. Electric tinued. as if shaking something off his the road from Avignon. There is much Blltcrs has- gained rapidly, in popular of vexation in it As for himself, he had . mind , "1 should like to know what you evidence, papa says, that the estate is favor, until now it is clearly In tho lend never been in the habit of waiting for think of the north." | rightfully our*" among pure medical tonics and alteratives another man to decide upon what he pro­ ”1 think it is delightful," she frankly posed. “1 suppose tth.it if he should "Ah. how romantic, even if it isn’t —containing nothihg which permits Its chance to take it into* his legal head to said, and then went on lightly discuss­ real!” he responded, plucking hi* mus­ use as a > beverage or Intoxicant. It is recognized as the best and purest medicine doubt the strength OL^any link in my ing many tilings which lately had tache. and lost in thought “Papa has great faith. Just before for all aliments of stomach, liver or chain of plans, my negotiations here grown to be of great interest to her. Auut Marguerite had sat by during the war broke out be had got ready to kidneys. It will cure sick headache, in­ .would have to cease, and (those foreign digestion, constipation, and drive malaria capitalists would at once scoop up those this con venation, ostensibly busy with go look into it but when that came he from ihb system. Satisfaction guaranteed lines of road.” He added this half aside, something else, and when ho waa gone lost everything, and"-----with each bottle or the money will be reshe said: ' -. "This is extremely interesting,” said fundedL' Price only 50c per bottle. Sold and more as if thinking aloud, than with “That man will achieve a great deal if by W. tf. Goodyear. any intention of making himself heard. he lives und can keep from becoming Julian, taking advantage of her falter­ ing. “ are there any documenta?" . "And who is Edgar Julian?’ inquired unscrupulous." j Rosalie smiled, and holding her hands Rosalie. The best salve in the world for cuts, about a foot apart said: “He i/» a young lawyer who has turned CHAPTER VUL bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever “A bundle this thick." his attention specially tc railroad litiga­ THE RETURN. sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, Edgar Julian ’ s mind worked like light ­ tion. and has been so successful that he The Impression left in Rosalie Chenier's coms, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ is looked upon os a phenomenon here in mind by Edgar Julian was not altogether ning for a few moments. ly cures piles or no pay required. It Is "How much is the estate supposed to guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or Chicago," replied Mr. Roosevelt “No a pleasantoue; and yet as the days passed be worth?" he presently waked. doubt," he continued, half apologetically, and she *aw and talked with him fre­ money refunded. Price 35 cents per bpx. "Oh, 1 don’t know, ever so much. Some For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist “he is a shrewd fellow, or. as they say quently. she could not say she disliked here, a long headed fellow, with a genius him. There was such a lack of parallel­ hundreds of thousands, though, quite a Caro hits a night school for enormous fee*” ism iu their beliefs that little sharp an- fortune.” she replied. “1 have heard “Getting money." said Rosalie, her tagonhons of feeling ‘were constantly papa «ay how much, but 1 have for­ These pilla are scientifically compounded, pretty b*»d turned reflectively to one starting up. antagonisms whose origin gotten." tide, "seems to be the whole of life to lay in tbe very tenderest memories of Tho mature and stalwart man sat and uniform in action. No griping pain so eouimouly following lhe use of pill* ,the people up here." one anil in the proudest memories of the there gazing at tliat lithe. Iwautifnl girl. Theylare adapted to i«otb adults anti chil­ “You forg«t how eagerly they spend other:' for nlthuugh Rosalie had no. dis­ Some obscure* feeling, hitherto unknown dren with perfect, safety. We guarantee It, dear,” said Aunt Marguerite. "Their tinct recollection uf the terrible days of to him. began to stir hi bin l.csom. on if tin y have no equal in the cure of sick extravagance is fully equal to their love the war, she iind seen the humiliation of anew element was softly dlffttring itself heads*•!.■•. MHutipctiim. dyflirpvla and throughout his ncmrciof consciousness. of gain." her mangled father. -the unmurmuring bdiousnees,and, as mm avoeti/.rr. they ex"Oh. I like it, 1 like it.” exclaimed despair uf her mother, tbe bitter resigna­ He rose, and standing a monsnt before .•••I any other preparation. bold by W. Rosalie. ’ ’There is something powerfully tion of her sister, aud had been thorough­ her, as oho halt drooped in the easy 11. Goodyear. fascinating in all this rush and clash. 1 ly educated to hate those who were looked chair, he looked down upon her saining Three Grand Haven youths attempted feel aa if I had ifurt emerged from the upojj. by her household as the workers of hair aa ono who looks upon something to move a duck shanty on a s^ow. The chrysalis stat* My eye* see the world nil this misery; and, on tlie other hand, grown suddenly very dear to him. His thing capsized aud lhe party narrowly es­ for the first time." ' Edgar Julian waa proud of bls war deep tot, magnetic eyes grew soft and caped drowning. Run* the old saying. *nd everything that ever makes part of and organ of the body must reach It* place therein through the blood. Therefore, If tbe blood is purified and kept In good condition by tbe use of Ilood’c Sarsaparilla. It necessarily follow* that the benefit of tbe medicine Is Imparted to every organ of tbe body. Can anything • be simpler than tbe method by which this excellent medtelne giver good health to all who try It fairly and patiently? Washtenaw's County Treasurer ‘sent $39,610.03 for state taxes to Lansing to­ day. The county treasury Is overdrawn $18,340.16. Beecham’s pills cure bilious and nervou* Ills. t The factory of the Grand Rapid* CaMnett Company caught fire yesterday and was entirely consumed. Loss $4,000. In the summer of 1890. somethingbegan to appear on my face, similar to a cancer. I tried various remedle* but nothing gave relief until 1 used 8. 8. S., which entirely cured me. 1 used only six bottles.—W. F. Steams, Alexander City, Ala. We have bad a number of remarkable cures reported to us of eplthellona or akin cancer. S. S. 8. seems to cure by forcing ont the poison and the poisonous germs, the general health Is In the meantime Im­ proved. and'finally the sore heals, the scales drop off, and the patient Is well. 8. S. 8. Is entirely vegetable and harmless. Our treatise on the blood and skin will be mailed free to all who will, apply for IL Address. The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. William Kandt, a Utica business man, Is one of a family of eight boys, whose combined weight Is 1,800 pounds. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has beeauwd for children teething. It Mothes the ehlld. solteas the gums, alGiys all vain, cures wind nolle, and is tbe best remedy tor d arrikra. Twenty-flve reau a bottle. Sold by all druggists throughout the world. Big Rapids will have a fire alarm system Including« fire house, tower, and a gigan­ tic bell. THE PROBLEM SOLVED. Gentlemen: It affords me pleasure to . state that my wife Ims received greater benefit from Hlbbaijl’s Rheumatic Syrup than from any medicine she has ever taken. We have used six bottles and find it lo be the best family remedy and the greatest blood purifier that wo have ever used. It Is truly oil it is claimed to te by its found­ er. You cannot recommend it too highly. Yours truly, Frank Wallace, West Lebanon, Ind. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. Prepared only by The Charles Wright Medicine Company, Detroit. Midi. A signal station will be In running order at Cheboygan before the navigation season opens. About $25,000 has been paid to the for­ mer laborers of the bankrupt Potts Salt and Lumber company. Tlierels a rumor afloat thatl^the Lake Shore will build a branch from rayette,’ O. to some point in western Michigan. Muskegon officers complain they can’t find any pne to arrest. because Three Rivers girls’ have organized a company of forty for military drill. Vermontville has organized a Good Tem­ plar’s lodge with a membership of forty. Bay City will organize an improvement association with a capital stock of §75,000. Statistics show that in the department at the Seine, Paris, and suburbs there were consumed in 1887, 16,446 solipcds—08 per cent, being horses—and from July 9, J886. to Jan. 1, 1880, tho total was 375,600. In Toulouse tbe consumption in 1887 was3,806, nn average of 27 solipeds to each 1,000 in­ habitants. In Tours the average was 26 to each 1,000 inhabitants; In Troyes, 20; in Sedan. 24; in Calais, 18; in Beziers and Milan, 16. in Anglers, 12; in Reims and Montanban, 11, and In Lyons and Liaieax, 0. In Brussel* 812 bones were sold as human food in 188G; in Liege. 724 in 1883; in Char­ leroi. about 60 hones per week in 1880. In Vienna, 1,180 homes in 18M, 4,725 from 1863 to 1866, and 3,630 (from 10 hone butcher’s shops) in 1875. In Berlin, about 6,000 horses per year, in the neighborhood of 1884. In Amsterdam, 1.813 horses in 1688 and 2.107 in 1889.—Literary Digest. . When 1 was In the theological seminary I went out one Sunday to preach in a small village in Massachusett* It was a. rainy Sunday, and the congregation was exceed­ ingly small; not more than twenty-flve « thirty Were present. I suppose the fact that a theoiogue was to prvnch had eocoething to do with the attendance. I had se­ lected my hymns without much care, and you can imagine the shock I experienced whim I announced tbe opening one and be­ gan to read it. The first line was, “O my people, faint and few!” I got through with the service in some way: but you may dopend-.upon it that I have never used the* hjrmn's; since. — Interview in New York The death rate in Marseilles has grad­ ually grown to such on extent that it now exceeds the number of birth* The city hw adopted a plan for a new system of sewerage to overcome thia mortality. The cost will be stout *7,000.000 Materfamilia* (11 p. m.)—What’s the matter? You look distressed. Paterfamilias—I thought it about tiro* to give that young fellow in tho parlor a vigorous hint that it was nearing midnight, ao I walked right into the room and, giv­ ing both him and our daughter a never© look, I deliberately turned out the gna. “Mercy! Didn’t be get angry?” “No; be said ‘Thank you.’ ’’—New York Weekly. - In its old use as ribs for umbrnllaa whale­ bone has been superceded by the lighter and more durable steel. Although th* de­ mand ou the importers each year has bean growing steadily less ita value has in­ creased. In 1873 there were 3,544 hundred­ weight. of a value <> *333,000; while in 1877, Chough the quantity i ’ “ dredweigbt, tho valu Louis Port-Dispatch. �!KET8. Additional Local Hews. Housekeepers Th« Inart W ■>' S^dv”ii»'l"< Oenultatan* **- tad™ M from U» , ... n>_ Liuoav. .. lions to the woaltb of the world. dl>ldct recitAiinru cannol W» Knixma.t<>« Quart'’Liferp. P Her voice Is •ta beeones > ftwrtlr- .... the Kalamazoo College Program for toe church Male Quartet In Prcabyterinn enure Monday evening next: -Ui lhe Shtat" Kalmwax, College t a Serenade Midlinger Soprano Solo ' b Disappointment MI.-8 StevensRecitation, »A Modern Sermon Anon Mr. Perry••The Old Oaken Bucket manner He was run through &q- K*-0®5Kalamtizoo College Quartet. S^iJ-lbopper that day and was '-r'" 511 Weldt shorn of 85 tine and $2.50 <Wtshis child | Me^ra- White and Smith. Fred Barlow has bpugbt the P1®**??* Lohr ronwrtr uw«<I'ta C. O^taUW- I Bass wile. fOul bn the Deep” Mr. Perry. :;nl ward, ot !’■ T. ColKrota. Hrf n. '.r Brief Intermission. ns known io * .WIMucta tai'” ••The Water Mill" J. C. Macy people need n« be Mrprued » w M. n Kalamazoo College Quartet. build a fine mldenee ibere «in» day. and KKll.tlou.lnie Old ^0" JlmK1|Bt perhap, al no ‘try distant day either. 8 Kiley It Is eouwaed that to the edaeallonal Mr. Perry. system «t our country will be larte J■coo Torrv Soprano t>«lo “The Zephyr” nUe.i iw destiny; Bal schools only brain Miss Stevens. SSattal Usioka and otawnttioo rota Steele “Lead Kindly Light" plete IL 1 be tree library system is tin 10 Kalamazoo College Quartet. . strong right hand ot all enlmbteiied eduRecitation “ Pat Murky ’ s Court ­ ’Sal systrmi and u .Bell «tauU ta ship” Anou hadered as one ft oar most eberiabed InMr. Ferry. 13 Quintette “The lark’s Rejoicing" Abt stltutions. t Miss Stevens and Kalamazoo Quartet • Mrs. Nettle Sheldon and Mrs. Dowfiiug were at rested Monday tor keeplnir tart" Admission 15 and 25 cent*. of prostitution, their examinations -benu Marriage Ucwnxes. set for this indmlnp. While we know Air. o Name and residence nothitiK as to the evidence against them, ' i Chai. Nichol*. Barry. yet if they arc guilty, we would .like to see ') Kva E!«k*. Barry them punished. The recent exposlUon of < Arao* Van UBder. la»Uugs. I Ixjvltia Irrm», Middleville. the loose character of the morality of eume . Barthold (b-achwirul. Hastings. eases In this city, has not been a bad thing . brands A. Pern. Eaton llapios. in some ways and lhe prosecutor will be i Fred J. Taoze Johnstown. backed by n cooil public sentiment in his . Km ma L Prey. ,. , 11. R. Bradley. Nashville. efforts to make examples of such people, I Lizzie Larkins. Naahvtiie. nnd we hope that he will go to the very The great success of the Royal Baking Powder is due to the extreme care exercised by its manufacturers to make it entirely pure, uniform in quality, and of the highest leaven­ ing jrower. All the scientific knowledge, care, and skill attained by twenty-five years practical experience are contributed toward this end. and no preparation can be' made with a greater accuracy, precision, and exactnesa. ' Ever)- article used is absolutely puyeChemists are employed to test the strength of each ingredient, so that its exact effect in . Urea pas$ away In uselessness, their facul­ ties do nol develops or their characters im­ prove. their abilities are wasted, they dwindle Into Insignificance, and all this, ' not for lack of power, but for the want of a confidence and courage that would set that power into good practical working - order. 4t is reported that Prosecutor Ixiwden • unearthed a bad ••nest” in Nashville Tues­ day. Recently he had Mrs. Frank Treat arrested for running a gambling room In Nashville. AL tbe examination which took place Tuesday several witnesses whuee names were connected with lhe running at the room, (estifled that they . knew nothing about it. Among the wit­ nesses who vrere called to the stand was Ed. itoyuolds, who like the rest, testified tliat he knew nothing about It. As; soon as ho had finished testifying, the attorneys *• cotnmanct d making out papers against ' him for perjury and as soon as he round" '' out what was up, he concluded- that be had belter tell the truth, and did so, giv­ ing the whole snap away and giving the names ot all' ecnccnied. many of whom will be arrested for perjury. After the, A large and enthusiastic convention of Christian Endeavor was held at Kalama­ zoo. March 5th and Oth. Nine counties were represented, and fully 900 young people attended “The Model Meeting" Sunday afternoon. This was only a fore­ taste of what may be expected at lhe State convention lo be held at Grand Rapids, March 29th and 30th. where all the best workers of the state will be gathered, if you have not already sent the name aud address of your corresponding secretary, together with the number of members In your society to Mr. Bert R. Hoobler.' Bay City, db so at onee that you may be reck­ oned In the general report given at Grand Rapids, and don’t fail to be at Grand Rap­ ids yourself. The ladies of the U. B. chuith will give a donation for tbe benefit of their pastor. Rev. Carpenter, Thursday evening. March 2-tthUh Koger-,' hall. Everybody invited to come and eat chicken pie. Our readers will all learn with great re­ gret that tbeextenslve drug manufacturing Institution of F. F. Irigrahm & Co., of Detuolt, was destroyed by fire Tuesday facts were divulged. It appears that prevt- afternoon. Lows $50,000, insurance $23,­ ous to the examination a meeting had been, 000. Fred's many Hastings friends hope called, at widch all of those who had any: he may soon get on hla feet again, and if thing to do with the room were present. lively hustling will do It, he will succeed While at thia meeting all o^ the’ interested ones promised that (hey would divulge nothing at the examination. 8ome of If there Is nny annoying thing in the life Nashvilte's prominent peoplu are Interested of a housewife. It hi the arrival of a guest and no doubt are trembling In tbetr shoes by invltacfoo of the husband. noiic<j J at tbe outcome. which bad not previously been givro by the ufurendd husband. Under “uch cir It baa been a standing wonder amnug cuntetancm much good taatc ami considerathose who have followed with intareat am! S.'EE* ,°*^ J? rtota. on »u .l.lCT, For appreciatiou the course of modem dUcov- iD-k-iutr. I beard of such a when. rry and Invention that human ingenuity when toe hnslAnd and his tniest nrriv<><l' ' has not- remedied the ennmous waste of ordinary methods of eombuathin. Fuel Is exc*«Hogly a first •requirement of civillmt aociety. of codfl*b. I*ked The c<Ht of fuel determines tbe naew or r-.i.-—oread and butter and &>.. ri.n failure of industrial,enterprises makes or r,1*?™?. 'O 1«. tar Ptal ? .’rTHhini! lol trw hradXd and wit ka '. 111 w“">int the SSs liter H aa inUrr'«* OQ tho 8 dRy> 1 -mi Cflckiin I pertoct gent Irnian.- Detroit Free I’resa. climate, at any time; The Government Chemists, after having analyzed ail the principal brands in the market, in their, reports placed the Royal Baking Powder at the head of the list for ’strength, purity, and wholesomeness; and thousands of tests all over the country have further demonstrated the fact that its qualities are, in ever)' respect, unrivaled. jllL twr Ira. ftf 2• "• L. i-.!,er lt>,: Hrbuu-lrea. » MIXER’S eon the BLOOD th< greatest ' urnmomi .-<?!y.,*,'l.BtoOD ACME3Y OF THE ACE tad SKW D!— For Sale by ail Druggists. raxTAJiyi, bi Dn. Mixer & Sens, Hastinje, Mieh. WLL YOU DYE it^io THIS SPRING? limit in his inv^tigitlons. An exposition Heal Eatate Trausfem Following are the reel estate transfers Of the true state of affairs exvry once in a while, will senj- to keep the people posted :for the week ending March. 7 189S, as on what is Koloa on In the city. »* . ।taken from the books in the register’* office: James McArthur to Edwin D. Bishop M ac Nothing Is deeded in th!« city worse (see i Woodland SufO) than a cood <»pera bonse. and from inNathanlal Edmunds to Peter L. Edmunds 190 <tn«*ements offered, one ought to be built ac see U Balttuore »pxn J«d»n M Fauefirru,Peter Edmunds 100 at Before long. If all of those antique .’true- see 3 Baltimore 14000 . _ tares <>n the north side of State street, Peter I. Edmunds to John M Fancher W0 nc vould only be reduced tb collapse, as they sec !4 Bald more H<XX> John Turner ta Nancy Dole UH ac wc :3 Butwill if they stand there much longer, some land |l&0 of that space leould be occupied. But Wm P Bristol to Henry W Bristol 5 ac see 3 ' ' with such eye-Mrvs surrounding a decent Johnstown W0' Geo Mosier to Geo R Bydo parcel Prairieville building, no man would lx crazy enough to put up a good, substantial buildiug and Farr tn Rl.’.le and Ernest Farr « ae sethave such tire traps around it. The won­ 9 and 15 Prairieville W-'CO Edgar C Aosou to K C and F.raest Farr toac der is not that guch- rotten, tumble-down sec HI Prairieville WOOO buildings are allowed to stand, but that Florence Bark toy tn Wm P Nash 40 ac sec 2a , _ , . , • they do stand up under their owu weight. Irving Woo Ii E Stanton to Geo L Brig* parcel Assyria . If the not th side of the street could only gtoo > be cleared of tiirse unsightly structures NJ Bronson to DC Bronson li lot 234 city they would,/Il replaced by fine business S13B Bit Husted to Esther M Pennock parcel Del­ '.docks In a short time. Including perhaps a ton F200 । good opera house. Theodore S-otleld to John I. Walring 10 ac sec 11 Ga*lleUr»4K0 The wind suddenly changed the other Hiram OoeKOCo ECoe Wac sec 33Castleton 4 day aud Brother Holl, of the Vermontville t»400 A B Pennock to Tbos J Pennock 10 ac sec 2i Echo, blew into our sanctum sauctumonBarry fl’D ious. •‘(’lease*.!" wouldmot begin to ex­ Anna Wolcott to Michael Griffin JOacsceC preffl his faclaliaopeanmce. which on in­ Canton >9<o R J'Orant to .1 N Burroughs lots 7. a.». 10.-11 quiry was all found to be caused by the and !.■ Gr rat's add cltrJMh tact that he had just returned from Otsego, J N Bnrrottphs tn A F Burroughs lota 7. H and where he had'just completed lhe pur­ 1J Grant a add to the cltyJUCO J on at han rude to Joh.-iQ Parson V' ac see 27 chase of the (ll.-t-go Union, one of the Hastings $?ot» brightest shecN in the alate.' and which we ChurWh nnd Society. predict will sparkle more than ever under the inanngvmeqt of Bro. Holt. While the ’Die Y. P. 8. C. £. will meet at tho Uuion has always been an able exponent Presbyterian church next Sunday at 0 of the best in Qtscgo, yet the interests ot o'clock sharp. It will be a special service the place will not be allowed to suffer by of praise and choice -flongs will be render­ the changr. .During oue of tbe calm mo­ ed by the choir. All are welcome. ,The . inputs that followed his continuous attacks meeting will be led by Maurice Grigsby. of Jollity and gjadness. we learned that he The pastor of tbe Presbyterian church ( was to take poiseasion *f the Union about will continue his lenten sermons next Aprtf 1st Here's success to you Bro. /Sunday taking for his subject, Christ's There ye some who never seem to lij/ second temptation ••Providence and pre­ Here themsehes capable of anything; they sumption: in the evening he will talk see others press forward to attempt aud about “Thumbs and great toes.” to achieve, aud shrink back into adeapondThe following is tbe program for the C. . ing inactivity. Having no faith lu them­ L. S-C.’which meets at the home of Mrs, selves they undertake nothing and effect Colgrove Saturday evening, March 9th: nothing. If they are convinced ot some Roll call, questions during the lll period fault or bad habit, they have soJittlu hope of American letters. of being able to cure it that they scarcely American letters. Mrs. W. R. Cook. make an effort. If some avenue of useStory of the constitution, Mra. Colgrove. fulnoM and honor opens up before them, Growth and disturbation of population they draw back, almost sure that they should hot succeed, and decline to enter. in the U. 8.. Addle Jordan. Physical culture (synopsis). Dr., C. If some duty presses urgently upon' their Lathrop. conscience, thej- tn- to quiet its prompt­ Criticisms by dass. ings by pleading Inability. Thus their nicely known. Nothing i» trusted to chance, and no person is employed in the preparation of tljF materials used, or the manufacture of the powder, who is not an expert in his par­ ticular branch of the business. , As :i consequence^ the Royal Bak.ng Powder is cf the highest grade of excellence, always pure, wholesome, and uniform in qual­ ity. Each box is exactly lijcc every other, and will retain its power, and produce the same and’the highest leavening effect in any (P-GxZFl^s*/, If you do. and want to good colors, you njust have good and pure dye .‘•tuffs. Fred L. Heath, THE DRUGGIST, SjL{ Ip/vQ, Makes a specialty in port drugs for coloring. He war rants every thing in that line. He also has .a full line of Cushing's Perfection. Dianiond. and Peerless lives. Oss Dea? Ossi ofCity M Prescriptions carefully com­ pounded . r k NEAT FITTING SHOE Is wliat most people are' looking for, one that will look nice and not hurt the foot. We Have that Shoe! Call in and see it. Cloth top-with patent leather tip and tririuningxif the same. We would be pleased to have you Call In and Try Them On WOOLLEY & BRONSON, Hastily, Kcli. ONE PRICE SHOE DEALERS. ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A SEWING MACHINE ? If SO, buy of the man who sells at the same price to the poor man or woman as to the rich. He wont you K55 ‘’ther'for^'ss as'do TOme^eatersc^Oh^no!0^ n'aC^'llC a" The Dollar of the Poor Man Is just as good to Trav. as the dollar of the riri. w „ lheLight Running World Renowned Domretic Th- v Home and some other firsts.-^ machines. ’ N’iW Lie will sell you a machine for » u™«n and the balance in monthly payments 4°W” Bentley, Tomlinson & Rider Are now prepared to furnish all kinds of building mi. terial at as low prices as can be obtained in the state. The manager and members of this firm have Ixvu in this business more than twenty years and are well qualified to rum such a busiliesa cheaply and well. They have the acquaintanue of nearly two hundred lutulx r and shingle manufacturers, all of whom are anxious to sell. With their experience they know just what to buy aud how much to pay They give their customers the benefit of all their cipttr ience aud all their good bargains fora very small Margin. They have lately bought ten or twelve cars of lumber, which will arrive within the next two weeks, to '"sort up their stock” for the spring trade, which will thereafter lx kept full and iximplete. One. of the deitartments of their business is furnishing lumber iu carload lots to farmers and others along the line of the C., K. <fc 8. and M. C. R. R. They have furnished in the [>a*t a large number in this way two such bills having been sold this spring. They can put the whole material tn a large barn on a car and lay it down at the nearest station to the purchaser for a less price than the retail price in Hastings. The hustings journal of the Uith inst. kindly mentions this part of their business and ailiis ' ‘that they (the farmers) find a considerable saving in so doing.” .This is true; on such bills they only charge a small commission of about five per cent, and farmers who “have bought lumber up north” through them are well satisfied with the prices- A W0(W Always needs good shoes. So do men. and ev< i-yIxxly for that matter. I have a complete stock for all to CHOOSE from. My line of $2.00 ahoee are the greatest H'lrv.iins ever offered here, when quality iB considered. At !l> rime rul> her goods are needed. I am on deck with a Iii ' l'ure qqn ipwtvu. AU guw ■ guarantee every time. K < your money will be < heen“m dation upon which I l,an’ bu • I ask your patronage. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-03-24.pdf c51329634035428f7c501346c87bb0bb PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ry County. Hastings VOL. XXXVI. Nd. 47 Banner. A NEW INVENTION Hastings Banner.. Publtabed Thursday* ky COOK BBO0.. njtsTinas, BleB. COUNTY NEWS. DRUG STORE For 16 years the lending drug and book store in Hastings. Sssflfid-H&d W Bsoks, The most complete stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. . UI. Goodyear The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. Mich. Hastings, 8 ”14r la H £ C/2 o Piano Style Organ 6.2 Is d new invention-no longer! WHY 9 Because they are now well-known throughout t! 11 1 . the United States. r, • r Orgai.‘H f,rst <ame out the New York. “Music 1 nide” said: ‘ Despite the many attempts which have been made(for some time past by reedorgan manufacturers toward ■something new in reed-organs in the wav of six or seven oc­ tave styles, they have all until but recently failed. It is, therefore, interesting to note the somewhat remarkable suc­ cess which Messrs H. Lehr dr Co. have attained in this di­ rection.” .? The Chicago “Indicator’' eaid Jan. 16th. 1892: “The suer.-.'S of I^-hr <fc Co. has been remarkable and vitfards another proof'that the public soon appreciates a really good article.” YpQ If you don’t want to bny a poor organ, when you 1 1-ikJ, ,-an get tile Lehr, the handsomest, best toned and easiest blowing Organ in the market at a most moderate price, examine it at the store of <1 ® JOHN BESSMER, HASTINGS, MICH The Mutual Life Insurance Co. OF NEW YORK. RICHARD A. McCURDY, President. hr aj SjOrH C O) Q AJ ® H ID •—• ri r-t,r"* " o o'S’ g.2 3 g* 2-c S-g-2 The S. D. Adventists are holding meetings at their church. They will continue until the 2Sth. Ministers from Battle Creek are conducting tho meetings—Will Vester has been having quite a time with the mumps but Is belter at this writing—L. C. Carqwnter Is agent for tho Glen Bros, nursrics and all those that want fruit trees will do well to call on or addres<t him—Our school closed Friday last. §5^5.^ 3 44 0J.9 . 'g £ tW q otg s > S-gs-EC o.cd a > m id To consumers of kerosene oil In Has­ tings and Barry Co: We have established an agency at Hastings for the Mie of Snow Drop oil, which for Illuminating purposes has no equal. Being a product of Penn­ sylvania crude and 155 degree* fire test makes It ’perfectly safe. It produce* a clear and white light anti free of odor, nor does it cause any deposit on chimney which is so common with cheap and low testnOhlo oil. Since July 1, 1891, Mich­ igan allows the use of 120 degrees fire test oil which permits the sale of kerosene made from Ohio crude and pose?ses a large percentage of sulphur and after ex­ tracting sufficient naptha (explosive part) to raise the fire test to 150 degrees or more it becomes useless, so far a* pro­ ducing light is concerned but ata low test will burn fairly well, still producing a very disagreeable odor while burning and loading the chimney with a greasy sub­ stance. Give Snow Drop oil a trinl. the cost is but little different than what you pay for the cheap goods you are using ami the satisfaction you will get in light will more than compensate, saying nothing of additional safety. For sale by S. E. Phillips. H. L. Newton and Gook & Cook. A. I). Maynard. Wholesale Agt.. Huangs, Mich. Grab’s jutfflwi fer lb Tear Ending Decanter 31,1891, OLD RAGS! ASSETS, $159,507,138.68. Reserve on policies (American table 4 per cent) $146,968,322.00 Liabilities other than reserve 507,849.52 Surplus 12,030,967.16 Receipts from all sources $37,634,734.53 Payments to policy-holders 18,755,711.86 Risks assumed and renewed, 194,470 policies 607,171,801,00 If you want to get a better price for old scrap^-lhan you do from peddlers, bring your old iron of all kinds, copper, zinc, lead, rubbers, rags and old carpets to the JUNK SHOP, 'I Michigan ave, Opp. Roller Mill, Hastings, Mith. Risks in force. 225,507 policies, amountingjo *695,753,461.03 Note—The above statement shows a large increase over the [.business of 1890 in amount at risk, new business as­ sumed, payments to policy-holders, receipts, assets and sur­ plus: and includes as risks assumed only the number and amount of policies actually issued and paid for in the ac­ counts of the year. 300 Patienis ofWall Paper A larger and better line tlian ever. We can suit you. We have the goods and we Real estate and bond and mortgage loans $81,346,540.48 can United States bonds and other securities 57,691,455.78 Loans on collateral securities I <’.223,908.90 5,070,153.08 Cash in bank and, trust companies at interest Interest accrued, premiums deferred, etc 5,206,085.49 -ON- The Assets are Invested as Follows: SAVE YOU MONEY $159,507,138.68 I have carefully examined the foregoing statement and find the same to be correct. A. N. Watebhovsb, Auditor. McElwain, . Special Agent, Habtimor, Mich. FERGUSON & GRANT, General Agents, Dktboit. Mich. Real estate Is somewhat active. B. H. Farr has bought the Henry Allen farm; J. H. Moshier has purchased the house oc­ cupied by Will Harmon on Main street— School closed Friday for a vacation of one week. The same teacher has been en­ gaged for tho spring term—Will Wilcox and John Johnson have gone to West Virginia to work on a railroad—The teacher and older pupils of our school were handsomely entertained Friday eve by Dr. McLeay and wife. Games, music and refreshments made up a, pleasant evening —Arthur Fait, youngest son of Mrs. .1. 11. Farr, died Friday and was buried here Mohduy—Mrs. Ow<*n, of Douglas, is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Harding ft bk -r* 4s to O I Buaficld. Tills week Saturday there will be held at Hickory Garnets a railroad meeting Tor Hie purpose o£ electing dAegatc.i to confer with the Grand Trunk?officials—Artien Muff.ud wa* taken sick again last w>eek with a chill affecting his heart which eauics crave f^ar of his lecovery—Chaucey apd Charley Shoemaker returned home last week from their school at Grand Rap­ ids— Lewis *Bre.iee and family will move tn the spring into Doty'* tenant housu and work tor hiui—E-mer Tungoto will work , another year for Stiles—Fred Tooze was united in marriage to MI*s Fry last week by Rev. Wallace—John Kipp went last Friday to Ingham county near Mason to । caii upon bl* brother and friends—Mrs. ikinu WAS taken sick last week mid her slitter, Mrs. liarbrook is caring for her— RemtanKar the donation for Rev. Wallace Is Friday evening of this week—Newton 'Fisher has arrived and Is preparing for gardening, he having brought with him on. experienced ganfenej from Cleveland, Ohio—Harvey-Bellenger moved his family last week to Charlotte—Frank Holcomb is wearing quite a large plaster upon his nooel E o 3^ ® £ j. m. WHOLE NO. 1919 HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 24, 1892. j Wl fyw and W Shah Fred L. Heath, THE DRUGGIST, Prescriptions carefully com­ pounded . Tehre will bn a fish pond social at the Yankee Springs school house next Satur­ day night. All are Invited—No wonder Wnlt Johnson steps so high. There Is an eight pound girl at his house D. N. Stock­ ing is calling on friends In Bradley this week—One of our young men let iiis team stand while he had some fun with a neighbor’s dog,the other day, and sad to sny they ran away and dislocated some of Geonra Ford's picket fence—Hattie Jafet i» nt work at George Ford’s this spring— F. K. Matthews started for Dakota last week where he will spend the summer— Mr*. E. E. Van Norsdall is In Grand Rap­ Ids tills week on business—Harry Turner sports a new top buggj—Daisy Uilery closed a successful term of school tn the Yankee Springs district No. 3 last Saturday4Alobn Smialba woke up in time the other night to sec bis ash house and wood-pile on fire and to save his house and barn from being bu rried—The tempenmeo lecture, was a failure Saturday night op account of the snow storm—Wm. ■Smith and wife called on hi* parent* last Sunday. Will Seger Is out of town on business— Airs. I’eacor and son Ernest, who have been visiting her brother. O. W. Crofoot. returned to her home nt Saginaw this week—Political meeting nt the town hall Monday evenings—Harry Tompkins, has moved back Into the bouse by the sorghum mill—Mrs. Corwin still continues very scik—Mrs. Leroy Cummns has.bccn visit­ ing her daughter, Mrs. Pearl Pratt, of Grand Rapids, the past two weeks—Cha*. Cummins, of Bellevue, was hi tills vicinity threshing cluyer seed last week—A big fruit storm Monday night Married, at the residence of the bride, Charles Nichols to Eva Fisk, on Thursday evening, March 10th. A quiet wedding, n few of tho near relatives only being present. EeV. pope, of Hickory Corners, by a few impressive word* made the twain one. We learn that Mn and Mrs. Nichols ex­ pect to remain in tho state at least; but Just where Is not determined as Mr. A. Is looking for a farm to purchase; Wo unite with a host of fneud* in extending hearty congratulations—It affords mo pleasure also to chronicle the union of two other hearts and live* In the persons of Emm* Frey and F. J. Tooze, who were united in holy matrimony at the residence of the bride's parents—Mrs. H. Brininstool a few days on a visit, with friends In Battle Creek—A pleasant surprise was executed on two of our school-marms. C. E. Iden and Miss Ella Jordan at the residence of the former on Monday night, the 15th— G. E. Coleman and wife were also captur­ ed by surprise™ on Thursday night—Jerry Manning and wife, of Eaton Rapids, have engaged tn work for W. H. Fisk—T. E. Godde and F. C. Coleman have just Oiled their Ice houses—.Some of the young peo­ ple attended the ball at Dowling on Friday night—Farm hands are reported scarce in this section—Subscribe for the Banned. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Additional Local News. B. E. Phillips, the grocer. I* very busy these day* in attending to the wants of his numerous customers^ It has been the special alm of Mr. Phillips to build up a law exchange trade with farmer* who have butter, eggs and produce to sell, and he hr: sncceeded in a markyd degree. This he ha* done by keeping none but high grade good*, .and seeling 4hejn at rea­ sonable prices: also by paying the highest manctit price for produce. By dealing in thfii way. farmer* have diyeoverod it to be to their silvantaige to take their butter, egg*, and other produce to Mr. PhlBIps. It 1* this mutual^ satisfactory way of do-' Ing business that has brought ta Mr. PtjiiHps »o large a patronage from those wiio dealrc an exchange trade. Republican City C«ucu». The republican city caucus will be held at the Court House, In the City of 111*8tiags, on Friday evening. Much 25tb, 1898, at 7:30 o'clock, for the purpose of, nominating candidates for the varlou* city office*, and for the transaction of such ether business ns may come before the mcetirg. Ward cancm-ea will be ■ teld Saturday evening. March 28th, 1892, at the following idacee: 1st ward. Famk Stanley’s blacksmith shop; 2nd ward. J. S. Goddyear’s building, south-east of electric light building: Srifi ward, A. E. Kenaslou’* office; 4th ward, Jtounty Clerk’* office. By oiuiix or City Gommittke. Name and residence No „ t Homer K. R*om, Haatlnae, Myrtle M. Root. Leslie, u j Richard Unit, Rutland, < Amy Peak. Hope. ,, j George Hall. Owosso, " i May L. Asblry, City, „ I Herbert L. Woleotl. Ntebvllie, x i May Corwin. Nuhnfle — I Mark Rapsoo. Nashville, 411 Alena lAvcock. Canada, i Chas. E. Bixler. Menlo. Kansas. 591 Edith L. Shay. Middleville. _» Robert A. Christie, City. *1 Ktt!f fl Hull. City, „ i Mnvbcry Fariace. Carlton. 40 i May Golden. City. ,, I Jay A. Jackie, Freeport, , 411 Ern M. Reuter. Irving. The Y. P. S. C. E. meet* next Sunday . at - the Presbyterian church at 8 o’clock—Consecration meeting. To be led by Mrs. Grigsby. Obituary. Died, In this city, Saturday. March 1MK Win. F. Powers, aged 38. The announcement of the death of Mr. Powers Saturday created profound aorrow In the hearts of our citizens. While ft was known that he was sbrlonsly ill, nooeaupposed him dangerously so. Hh sick­ ness bad been very brief. While at Grand Rapids he was stricken with a severe chili, very much as In the la-grippe. Other complication* set in, and hu was known to be seriously ill. SUU, after hl* return co bls homo, his symptoms seemed more favorable, and nil looked forward to a time near at hand when ho would All his accus­ tomed place in his busings*. But Friday night hh cose took such an tin favorable turn that bis recovery was no longer to bo even hoped for. and Saturday forenoon bo died. Mr. Power* was a good example of what a man of push, pluck, enterprise and ener­ gy ami . uterprisq can do, even when bo had no other fnauclal backing. Our dticeufl xemeiaber him first as a clerk for Gra­ ble A Russell, and later a* a partner in the firm of Greblc * Power*. He later sold out bls business here, and sought hfs fortune elsewhere with tho same ability and energy a? nn»l w‘& thc nuked degree of success. For a few year* previous to hl* return he and his brother-in-law were Interested tn a large farm in the famous Red River Valley of Dakota. Here loo his bustling qualities served him well. Three years ago, plac­ ing bi* Dakota interests with his partner* there, he came to this city and bought th® hardware stock and business of -W. E. Power*. Ho set abont his work with, if anything, more than hl* wonted real, and had bl* business thoroughly In hand. Ho was here as elsewhere, highly successful. It seemed to be a part of him to win suc­ cess in whatever he attempted. He was a careful organizer, a master of every detail of bis business, and full of enterprise and work. Socially', and as a business man Mr. Ppwers was greatly esteemed. While suc­ cess attended every business effort, it never made him to the feast degree vain, nor hard to approach. He had always a kindly greeting, an . encouraging word. He never sought to build hlmaelf up at anybody else’* expense in either business or reputation. It waa his ability, his in­ dustry and hl* clear, prudent aggressive business methods that won success. Ho was a warm and an earnest friend, a kind neighbor, a good citizen, a loving husband and father. In Ills death his family, Ms friendsand this community have suffereda great loss. In tbeir-great sorrow, the af­ flicted wife and daughter have the sympa­ thy of oil. The pastor of the Presbyterian church will continue his lx*ntcn discourses next Sabbath, taking Christ's third temptation, “Ambition and Duty.” In the evening he will give the seoond of his talks on the great hymn-writen*. “Cardinal Newman,” author of “Lead Kindly Light?’ with a sketch of Oxford, the beautiful city of colleges and gardens, Connellsville, January 18. IB. museums, libraries and venejvible castles. Wm. Wooldridge, Esq., Diatrtet Agent,' To be illustrated by the church choir. Dear Sir—Yours of the Ifitli at band this The mission band meet next Sunday in A. M. Am highly pleased with statement the Presbyterian church at 3 o'clock. of dividend Inclosed therein, and krfvlse you to apply dividend to purchase the 3128 additional insurance; have read a good The caucus of the people's party was many pamphlets and circulars abont Life held in the court room Tuesday evening. Insurance before and after I insured in It was not n numerous body, politically the Mutual Life of New York, but could considered, though there were several not be Induced to insure in any but the people present of other parties, but the Mutual Life Company of New York, as I people were not there numerously. Pos­ believe It is the best and safest in the sibly the Ineletnkul weather accounted for world, in fact it is the Old Ironsides which the slimness of the gathering. But it was cannot be penetrated, and I only regret neither enthusiastic nor well attended. that I have not got more in IL The nominees were L. E. Stauffer, may­ Yours truly. or: A. E. Itcnkes..Reorder: IL G. Carter, Geobok A WnBTZKL. treasurer; R. B. Wightman,, justice; Wm. J. M. McElwain, Special Agt. Miller. Marshal. Thirteen Was the largest vste cast for any of the nomltwbs. Cleveland, Ohio. January 20, 1892. Nothing could exceed the ridicule the democrats of the city heap upon this Mil Davie Klink. City Agent. gathering. Leading democrats boldly Dear Sir—In behalf of my daughter, assert that it was nothing but a gathering Mrs. J. Iglauer, the benificiary. permit mo of soreheads, who attempted to put up a to thank you (or the Mutual Life drafts ticket and cram it down1 the throats of the amounting to 310.278 which you handed democrats of this city. They insist that me. being payment in full for three policies they will have none of it. on the life of my son-in-law. Joseph Ig­ On the other hand the lenders of the lauer, whose death occurred January 7th. •‘people’s party” insist tnat they are per­ I also wish through you to thank the fectly sincere; that they hnve cut loose great company you represent for itsfrom all affiliation with the old parties, prouiptness In adjusting the claim, as wo and- will “flock to themselves.” They did not expect it until the sixty days were Claim 100 votes for their ticket. up, as Is the custom in most other com­ Four of the nominees on the ticket were panies. but within one week of the time not present nt the caucus and claim they the proofs were sent you handed us the will not take a nomination on the ticket. drafts. Jos. Kronthal, ' Administrator. J. M. McElwain. Special Agent Following arc the real estate transfers for the week ending March. 20 1892, as ' Toronto. January 20, 1893. taken from the book* In the rcglsrer’a office: ' Mary L Harley to Elvtn Cote parcel Castleton F. A. Moore, E*q., Special Agent Dear Sib—I beg to acknowledge receipt Fred Tend: to Mary Ulster parcel Middleville of check of The Mutual life Insurance •78 M 8 Johnson et *1 to Mary Ctsler parcel Mld- Company of New York for .810,000. being payment In full of policy No. 320.359 on dfovlllngao Frank Burr to M M Hodge village lots Mlddle- the life of my late husband. . rllte 81000 Allow me to thank you and the Company E K Pulley to Jarad Rmllh lot* 1073 and 1074 cltv 8M0 for your prompt attention to the claim. Francis Hodge to Frank Bnrr village lota The proof* of death were oniy forwarded MMdleviUo and this celerity on the John Cramer to C 8 Bnrtoa lota Delton Ueno but week A II Derby to G U. R. Lary s e '« sec ** Wood­ part of the company is particularly land 81300 . gratifying. K V 8ml'.h to L Lockhart 12*c sei: M Castleton Again with many thank*, believe me, 8480 X Your* faithfully, Th o' McElwain to Wm M.-uion DO ac Barry sec ■23Sa»n , * Ct.ara J. Reid. W 11 Snjder to H H Snyder w K lot* 8 and a J. M. McElwain, Special Agent. ottv&o I) V Stanton to W H Letta 10 ac sec I Barry 82X A E Breesn to M J Prime parcel Johnstown Westerly, R. I., January 20, 1882. J W Sackett to John Doster parcel see 2 PralricvUte 85?n The Mutual Life Insurance Company of David 31 filer to Ray Miller n e W of * o 'a *ee & New York. Assyria Moo Gentlemen—In December, 1888, I took A M Hhcrlngton to Eber Mofllt Freeport •Ito oat a 83.000 life policy In your company Eber MoOt to S B Hnnt parcel Freeport on the live year distribution plan. The N D Merrifield to J G Kirchner lot* 6 and 7 blk total annnsl premium wa* 381.50, ur 9Wi.18cttvt9M 50 for the five year* ending Dveember. n V Stanton to W H Letta 20 ac sec I Barry 1891. The Dividend on this policy 8230 J R Bush to J Sproul lota 61 and*: Dcltoa amounted to 999.91, reducing the cost to t® me to 3214.59. or 942.99 per annum. In Jnlia Goodrear to John Kurtz '«t 332 City other words, this insurance has coat me 82900 J Sproul to O E Robinson lot* 61 and C3 Delton but 814.31 per tlrousand, a result 1 believe for cheapness, never before equaled. At Henry Hosmer to Eltnor* Hosmer 40 ae sec 24 Castleton 81400 , Klluoni Hosmer to Philip GarI Inger 4« Ac aeo for a young mix? Experience In one which cost me over 14 Castleton 81W 7 Dan Shelp p*r heirs to J T Sbalp parcel Prul- SIH.00 per tbouHond last year tell* me that rl*vlHeree7 fine I a .it e Lamont to F E Moan 40 ac sec to they arc not cheap, but in tb<« end Um most costly and the moat risky of all kinds JnhuMuwii 81162 Chas Clark to J R Daley and Charlotte Sco­ of Insurance. Very truly yourx. Its Excellent QtudUic* ville parcel sec 3 8RJ0 Gko. H. Babcock. Wra Prosser to Natbanand L E Harrington Commend to public approval the Califor­ J. M. McElwain, Special Agent nia liquid fruit remedy £yrup of Figs, ft 39 ae dec 29 Yankec Springs 8400. is pleasing to the eye. and to the taste and by gently acting on the kidneys, liver and Farm of 120 acres In Irving. Barry bowels. R cleanses tho system effectually, comity, Mich., known a* the Mlles Engie thereby promoting the health and comfort farm. Soil rood. TO acres under good cub of all who use IL tivatlon. 50 acres rood oak Umber, seven miles from Floating*. Above farm will be insurance. Good A largo barn belonging to Frank Harff sold cheap, and on very reasonable terns. wa» burned near Jackson, together with For particular* enquire of W. J. Dibble, hoFKea and eleven bead of Marshall. Mlcb. or Philo A. Sheldon, Arent* are Hastings. Mich. oaltle. \ �national ........ Hastings Banj^ Thursday, Mireh J4, Caaartl Fro*--*——~ Common Council met to reg*1 finit-cb»« hardware s»re ■ about April 1st Alto Lodge No. 425. L rnTr with 86 r 7.; P,rZteuce of danclmj plvr/n r^M^^TTbVb^ i . w'u.m-0"- p"* reowre Mmwlt« BUnston. r”- t«° . . I" lioblatuhi OUR COUNTY. . ito In to .lllto Tuto«r « to iitoS to he did pic Some crittotam aCt^rem* irv -Yus ‘••dalasd tn ter tardiness la 2S.L*ffiEEon dede^by wbtob ukenftrM Xi-to sXT»r i<*n*» “d i Xto s^^SJEE republican caucus was “to report for vWMiWtteMqaorUW. tU>«> Mn» built br to Crrtl SbtP on to rirftat drfctaier Inn. 11 -Hl torn by r«U to Gttou lUpldAln el.ht Mrtltto usd lx pot toirther ttoro. Tb« dltnootton. «t. IM Iwl loox W tort wide and 5 tot deep add uriTto j%i'tata.*1* enran. <*■". »f paaauiawa tarre.to.Hl in«. beta,. Tta reMfrertto i, ’nd tOT^.a oftoi.hL Ittoo will b. tody rejKtaen to ntoney l^to«>bJ““-“ , 'EaiSSLMrto M*to to rem*toto<rf today ,by to opanlnr<»< ua*lxato>. Both the method and results when 7L d.-votal to to tree wool total* about ten days ago-Midd.evUle Sun. Th« nnbllahor ot to Caledonia Xewa Syrup | of Figs u taken; it is pleamat many others. h.fXn«d a two atory brte* buUdlnr aa WtotoTO*. M*reh IT. — Wolootl pry ( Th. -.to ciu o<«•» “jjjyXSi your approval p Wooo> 11^ Meyon. TThteotly and refreshing to tho tarte, and acts Butland. . Mhto will pM.nt -:Mj BrottaY" Krepor Motal.numtarotp«llioc*w . gently yet promptly on tho Kidney­ 1 Sec. of Hook and Ladder Co. yretetoy In tav« of to pure toj bill, don't dn bualueaa -tor too. Mta Smu.1 H.nd Tilled to a home audience soowLiter and Bowels, cleanses the Pay duehim’SiJL flW. ...J Otw >•»« • tat tald In rtI«S toll- tonjta topeThe Kalamazoo City Connell baa or- i Ottte Glpe, 6f Woodland, came to the Iteymotd and wlf« **’ Mr?‘ tern effectually, dispels colds, b ad. ” MovMWAld. Boiler, tol to«»"T "hub’’ las: summer and took.in the show, Vrtar vteltal Kuli.ixl tr^Jt£bfKf*{b. tltloM •‘ibthy." Stewart started to «pe« drto1 tot'to state Kailroad Commlaa- ache* and fevers and cures habitual ind since faen iit has been his ambltkm to Jubn tank*rd'« “'"““.J Ul -n1 to tovor ol «n ...pjeptoto* 01 con«ipet‘.on. Svrup of Figs -g the order drawn for amount due. Carried, all SSime a daring bareback rider. Dreams content* burned last Sfitinee— 150,000 to Californa, Qregon uJ)d - « • • orovldnd with properly opwatod eat™, only remedy of its kind ever pro. of wearing spangled tights a"d ™c'nl, f loss was partially covered by. Jnsuraoc«— for money •!*»« ln tho To^the Honorable Mayor and Common utd tot a .ubaUtute to to alwaya rtog- duced, pleasing to the taste u..d ac* Mrs. Drangwln spent Monday ut I*od: rebellion, but the five-minute rule the applause of thousand* of IM elmudo Iwlla at jtodamy Jttot b, force and he hrti ho--dly Council of the City of U«tmg3: while the build was playing Anna oeptahle to the stomach, prompt in _________ _ Gentlemen—The Board o\Wa»cr Cton- Roonw" JlleC l>H tol to toplto hltu “ Auger. the gavel felt. An executive »«—ion was nnsrldod. or to elty wlU ontoee to miMloners transmit to your tonoraole pCTlOTeOnft. and h« taton. qnlle ordlnanro whL-h prorldoa tot no train its action and truly benehciid in iu held on the Judge Woods case. body, their annual report ending Moren tent Lz.l w.-ek i»> WM towlint sever*] ■ball more taatar than ten taltoa an bnnr The bnuta to .pH. ol Uta by -Holnto. |>*o"l • *“ 1st 1892. , , . .th of bls coaptakliv" -tai « dtoy be ™ M In to dly. The number of services contwcUxl with n/treu teldltlbtal tnltowto d-"““ bentetart ■'.dtar. •!=<•■> to. UUwoek SberH Pnrrttob ot Catoon many excellent qualities commend it the City's worksan the 1st of March, ibJt, he wenl ttron*li spue Ito • meteor. Attorney General Ellis’ Opinion on room-YHoW-wnd n rreoluUon to prto SSlcople. ol to "-port on county, round that prlaoor-p to all and have made it the mret for which permits were issued were'-51. Lrnlesalid enure plSsler .were used freely, the New Election Law. In to county tall worn maklw an otort to popular remedy known. the horse. The remainder of the day w»* Number of services put in . ind be will be *bie lo dnlsli bls enteruln!^,pe. One Ito bar tor tertoa trldo the pastyoar for all of which devoted to the free wool bill. Syrup of Figs is. for rale in 50e men! u soon ns he recovers from bls HOW VOTES CAN EASILY BE LOST. ^dm^-haK ol an tot tok tad u««n cut 31 Washington. March 16.—A bill to make permit* were issued and |1 bottles by all leading drag285 sprained ankle..___________ Total to, date Council Bluffs, U, a port of delivery was S'“"eEM! gista. Any reliable druggist who But Two ’ Rules Can Be Followed 31 N umber of services no w cut Off yeeterday by the senate. Another rental to pto«« ol an 901 ch'Tl **“! may not have it on handwfll pro­ Where It Is Desired to Split Number cf services now open S. Engle, of Burr Oak. has become a bill wm paMMxl changing the designation whfcb the which the hod evidently Total number of water con­ resident of Woodland—J. J. Fuller went cure it promptly for any one who Your Ticket of -priv.te;" in the army u> -enlisted men to Muskegon last week on business—Duo sumers furnishing revenue wishes to try iL Do nut’accept any i Peffer introduced • bUltoexprtimentJ11 J, been accomplbhed. for the year ending March Wood, of Brooklyn, is visiting hia many Lauslng, Michigan, Special Telegram* electricity - e farm motor. The reel of' Roca! option in Eaton county carried by substitute. 324 friends bin—S. E. Wolf and family have irt. INrt . . March 18.—Attorney-General Ellis Unlay । the day was spent in executive **‘lr-‘* over 1500 majority. Tho receJpts for the year has been as fol- returned from their visit at Burr Oak­ CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. filed the following valuable opinion M to and Judge Woods, of Indiana, with the I While call. T^ndwaaroyltod oar; Material is being put on the ground for lows: S4* nAKClUCO, CAL. 2209 69 Dr. Sayles houae-pFour lots were sold last the manner of preparing ballots under the other nominees as circuit judge", •X«'P From water rents LOunvniE. Ft. mv tcpt. m. t In Albion, hla tot allppod. and In «mk 124 00 week all to be built on nt once—IL i'ratt * new law. in response to a request from R. Gilbert, of Oregon, who w»» Wd up on a From water pennits way he tell nnder the tender wbldt peaxd Mumford, town elertt of White Bock: 525 00 1 point <3 courtray, were oonfirroMHydrant tax Youngs shipped a car of lambs and sheep over hla body. kUttna hint Inntotly. •*I repeat your questions and give The bouse spent the entire day discura from here last week—Mr. Hopkins has 2858 69 gone to Nashville, Vermontville and other answer* u follows: 1. -Dera the county log the free wool bilL ’ The aaloon keeper, ot Eatta ronnty have Total receiptt for the year boanl of election commissioners have any­ Washington, March 19.--The bill to cmblne.1 edorta to save to loeal option Statement of expenditures of construc­ points visiting • thing to do with our spring election? If fix a uniform grade clarification for eleeUno eonleated. They have ehipped In tion of water works: . TIMETABLE. there arc no candidate* excepting town­ 1765 D'J Cast Ha»ilngs. Extension of mains very liberally, employed a fond attorney ship offietrs. 1 answer, no. ' The printing wheat wn.reiM.rt4-*! favorably to the "caste The Sunday School a) the State road Paid by Riverside cemetery ye-terday. A Mil to approprraie 650,000 and will earn tolr toe Io to laat court. : of ballotts is to I* done by the l>oard of 195 10 association church organized last Sunday with Mrs. for a statue nf General Sherman w*‘gBattle Creek Presbyterians are going to E Pennock Superintendent. Mrs. Jane f elecllou commissioners of'the township, trodured. An executive seraiou was held •tatloM*. ' 1569 99 Fisher Assistant. Lydia Olmstead Secre­ i city or villagel erect a S70OU church. . Total and the •u'nate adjourned to Monday. 2. "Doe* each party havetb have IU own 53 80 Two fire hydrants tary and Lllv Chamberlain Librarian. Rev. O. S. I*addock. of Bellevue, sufferIn the li'juao information was called fur ticket a* formerly, or do all turtles have to south. 75 00 Feed pump । * have the name.* of their camiidatc* on one eoncrriilng the dretructlon of da«w >**> the rd a slight stroke of paralysis while cuo- Kalamazoo 19 39 Cartton. Enlarging coal shed ,B'4 JEart Cooper.... Mississippi in Wisconsin and Mluntwoia ducting MTvfooi at a revival Quit-claim deed of lot (water Pleasant weather at present writing— ticket!^ The tickets of the various partie* and a bill was intnuluced appropriMing week. While talkfag rapidly he BfchkandJuuc ’t ’•••"—■ werk. While tailing npmij »c •wurwij nuwt ail be printed on the eamc ballott as ' works) Mr. Heaven, from Clarksville, Sumlayed fSO.OB fir an extra story to the Cedar Ita|r paused; — the vocal organa refusing to perj,i ’ Jo ... patvnes.'—via, — -ep......... .................... - ■ - in Carlton—Quite good sugar weather -C. indicated in the public acts of 1891. page . . . .. . II* waa takan.tfl 1 H.-n ........ 1781 80 Smith has the mumps—There Is some 261. with the exception tlidt no vignette is ids. la, public buildiug; a&o a bill author* form their functions. Ho was taken to fiSbn izing a bridge arrow the MiMiwlppi nt his home and b recovering. The attack } Cost of works to date includ­ talk of a basket factory locating here. We required. Moline. III. Several other unimportant was brought on by overwork. X. -"in case all the etertkm board are ing <300 bonus on bonds . 30,369 18 nave no doubt but what such an institu­ Maintenance and operation of water tion would be sticctssfid—M. Vester .Is candidates,.for office, who will assist voter* bill* were introduced and recess was taken Under the above headbig Hie Constan- SArtnraa.... 1 toSp. w.. at which time seven private works pumping: spending his vacation in Carlton—Schonl whn gale assistance to fix their l>alloU>? tine Advertiser relates the following: "S. Coot* t Grove pension bills were .approved, but uune 1171 20 was out last Friday owing to the illness of "Such a case must not exist, it all the Salary engineers U. Williams of Lima, Ind., is a large Woodland 1360 34 the teacher—Gus Hamme visited in Wood­ regular members of the election Ixianl arei passed. Fuel ^WASinNGTON’. March £1—Peffer intro K<>ck holder in the Cuidwater National 33 01 Supplies toll packing, etc.) candidates for office .the I mxihI mn*» ap­ land last week. bank. About two o’clock on Thursday Repairs (engineers report) point some disinterested elector a* a tnem- duerd a Lili iu the i*uate .yesterday to morning last he was wakened suddenly at ,liKniU. 10 93 Repairs on Deane pump Imt of the board ti> assist voters in the‘ give Sergeant T. C. H.irtcr, Company A, O<lnr Creek. his home hi Lima under the impre»*ton 10 00 Repairs on scales preparation of their ballot^. First Indiana. 610.000 for saving Pope's that there had been a beavy^rxploslou at Henn Newman will move on his farm • 14 10 this spring—Mr. Richards is moving to StaVon*. Incidentals (engineer’s report) 4. -Does the voter have to put a erowt army and Washington iu Juty and Ausome point In the village not far from bla this place and will use the A. C. Wait opposite the name uf each candidate lie• gu<. Httl. from auflihilatlon by thr place ot residence. This Impression was wishes to vote for at the spring dsetlonF* 2611 24 building for a hardware store—Frankie - rcbeta A batch of public building Mil* so strong upon him ^teit he could not go to <W»VT«. Service connection: Hallock wilHlM|Mnto H* W. Newman’s The same rules for tUe preparation of KaUo:ar«n Ar.. sln’p. He got up and drwrtng himself, BartOotwr L*. 138 24 Tapping labor house as soon a\ Mr. N. moves on to his ballot* govern, an arc provided hi the 1I in the vicinity of a forfeited railway grant 983 40 took a walk through the businrM portion .JUchUod Jtrae t Tapping material general law. If an elector desires to ' vole farm—Mart Armour will work Myron the extra price they paid for land la expec­ of Lima to see where the expkwion or­ Simpson’s farm this year—William Fox r straight ticket, nil that la necessary for tation that the road would be built Vas 370 64 was in Buttle Creek one day Inst week - him to du i* for him to put a (x) In the discusrttl, am! a vote showed no quorum. cin red. Hr found every portion of the Repairs service connecnon Mr?. Daniel Piercu la getting better and Is square under hl* party name. A (x) iu Tbepemdon of Mrs. Anna Maria Young, village undisturbed and quiet. He was iron pipe replaced with lead ■ ...... able to sit up a wry littk—Mart Corwin the square under the party namq indicates whom? husband "erred hi the Revolution­ awakened about the same time the van it ahull? 113 34 Ph* and’ that-the elector voles for every man whose ary war, was incrvamil to 69) per unxith. at Coldwater was blown open. will move onto D. L. Morthland’s farm ant BMTXXOa.... 15 29 work for Mr. M. this summer—J. H. Vat Repairs UiLsccllant-ous* Vat- name is not erased on the ticket, under She is PM years old. After an executive That Is wLal Judge Hooker said last root* (irorc . the (x) on Lis ticket. •codon the ■senate adjourned. Friday to Joseph H. Wasson, late of Hoyt­ Waodlaml 127 63 eullue is In Battle Creek at present—A. S. A person is not obliged to put a crow, Campbell .is getting lumber lu build a Rabbi K G. Hunch, made the prayer in ville. and quite well-known in this village. ’ Woocfourv Office and collecting: • bouse and will commence building this andcr the head of tlir ticket at all: bnt if the hotlse yesterday. The committer <>d Wasson. It will Imj remembered, was arrealSalary secretary 150 00 week—Mr. Shedd lias moved onto the C. he does not put a cross under the bead of printing reported in favor of expunging ed on the charge of anna—burning hia 7 36 Incidentals. Hazel farm—Mra. Geo. Baker is in this the ticket his vote will tlien only 1G- count­ from The Record the attack made on Will­ Receipt books own store at Hoytville to secure insurance. place al present— Alf. Bishop has a job ed for candblales opposite to whose names’ buns and Hoar by Walker under •‘leave to W. W. Kelly shop rent 9 29 He >nb*c |uta>tly eouh-ased the crime, and of digging a ecllar and drawing stone for he makes a cross. If a person pula no (x) print." Tho military appropriation was Implicated two ar lluee others. No one prnvjtnl with freight Irvin penult.* a wall fora large store at- Delton—Song at the head of his ticket, there I* no nec­ passed with a clause providing that rail­ essity of striking any name* off* frutn the ways given assistance by the government has yet been convicted of the cliatjre. and ' 372 feet 4 inch and 334 feet 6 inch cast. service at the church last Sunday evening ticket, as the vote would only count for’ should not be paid for transporting troops If Is probable Was^tn would also have F.ao. ii.' .Mawgrr. Iron pipe have lieen laid oc Elizabeth and was well attended—We understand that been acquitted had he stood trial. We H. C. Porntit. Geu'l P. * T • Mill strveta to Chair A Table Factory with Jacob Alverson lias been granted a pen- the names actually indicated by the (X)1 out of money* .appropriated in the bill. have known Jo Was-on g dozen years or opposite the name. If. howerer. he pats a.L The tariff debate wan then renumcd until two tiro hydrants. :i30u feet of 3 inch pipe (x) under the name of the party, it’is ab-. more, and do not believe he Is naturally a ■adjournment. to Riverside cemetery. 088 feel of 2 Inch solutvly necessary that he erase from lite" Cluvrrdnls. very l>ad citizen, but his associations have gal pipe and jS! feet wood pipe on Eliza­ demoralized him ami caused him to verify The following ticket was nominated ticket under the (x) the names of all per­ beth street and State road, total 4S16 feet by the republicans of this township: sona for whom he does not desire to vote, CHAMPAIGN, 11L, March 21.—Eleven in his life the fact that “the way of the Total nnfuber of water mains At one time hr Township otherwise. Inasmuch r.s the (x)' under the buildings were burned In the businms transgre»«or is hard.’’ . March 1st. 1891 31,671 ft Supervisor. J. A. Osgood: Clerk. Marshall Bagley: Treasurer, E. party name. Indicates that he votes for all center of'tbe village of Homer Saturday, was worth several thousand dollars, but Total number of water uuiins Campbell; Highway Commissioner. F. T. of the men on the ticket, if he puts a (x) be­ through mismanagement and reckies-nc*; now In u»o nearly seven entailing a loss of about f.V',000. The linn miles 30,467 Jenkins: Justice, full term, L. H.Uarnes: fore any other names on any other tickt* the began in the millinery store of Ixiylna1 most of his riche* bare taken to themJustice, vacancy. Henry Merritt, John result will la? voting for two m-n for the 1 selves wings. He was taken to Jacksun Total number of fire hydrants Hamill and destroyed nil the building* in The board of water commissioners are McCallum: School Inspectors. John II. same office, in which case neither vote will Main street from the square to Andrew1 Monday by uudrr-sheriff Pollock.—Graud Ledge Independent. very much gratified at being able to report Valentine, Geo. Robinson—Mrs. Masy be counted. Unger’s residence and west in First street .Young lias rented her farm to Mrs. Huntf • that (outside of the Interest on the water Plainwell people have paid >1.50 and to Dr. Aupp’s residence. Six families were। A person who desire* to vote for a per­ bonds) the water works system hax hyn Mrs. Young w|ll reside In Cloverdale­ burned out Gt their horuaa. Tho property $1.75 per cord for old rotten wood, apple self sustaining during the past twelve Elder Nyce preachvd-a very affecting dis­ son on another ticket and who has put* was only partly Insured. limbs and the like the past winter, because course last Sunday and bld farewell to (x) under his party name on his ticket, can moutli*, for the first lime since, tlie water good wocal was very scarce ami anything works were constructed, the reixipts hav­ his large circle of friends. Wo tryst the only do jo by erasing from hi* party ticket was preferable to freezing to death. The ing incccetlcd the expenditures for opera­ Elder will be us sucAssful in his next the name of the candidate for whom he Wasulwoton. March 19,-Hon. Joseph «wl dealers will probably have better ting the water wink* by about $75. which Held of labor as he has Lwen Jn this—An doe* not doin' to vote: otherwise the we look upon ns a favorable showing, and investigation would show that more money placing of a (x) before tlib name of the op­ McKenna, recently nomlnatexl by the sales there next year. and confirmed Thursday “ The ABen-Whltacre forgery case has we think th«* pros peels for the coming year is paid to thtj railroad company at this posite candidate will be treated as voting president fully as good or better, as the nunitw of station than nt other places that claim to Tor two men for the same office and neither by the wnate a* a circuit judge in the 1>ecn grinding away slowly in Ionia Ninth judicial circuit, will send in hl* re^ county for a couple of years. At the last water takers will surely increasd on the be doing a larger amount of business—M. will b* counted. lines of the new extensions. All of which J. Goss Is receiving a large amount of A person may by carelessness even do Ignation to the governor of CaH(oruta a* trial it wns found that xuuc Important lumber each week, and is. disposing of worse than lose a vote for one nun on his a member of congres- to take effect March is respectfully submitted. same at reasonable prices—Wh’at Clover­ own ticket, he may lose a vote for two or »•. Ho will not leave for Id* new poet cf papers connected with the case were W. D. Baxes i Board of wa­ missing from the flies, A conviction was dale needs Is a live grain buyer and gen­ three; for Instance. If there are three men duty until the middle of April lk. E. Stauffsb, ) ter Com. not secured from that fact. The ease will eral dealer in dour, feed, etc—In a lato running on a local ticket for trustee for Hastings, March 15, 1892. now bf tried for the fourth time when evi­ Moved by Aid. Spenee. that the same be issue of the Delton Breeze mention Is icade full term, and a person put a (x) at the THE DEATH RECORD. dence will be produced showing the con­ of certain friends of Eugene Shedd and head of hl* ticket, nnder tbeVarty name, accepted and approved. Carried by alf tent* of those papers and it is hoped n wife visiting the latter couple for the pur­ and then desire* to vote tor onfe of the men ayes. Colonel William E. Hulunmwurth. conviction result. Moved by Aid. Reynolds, that when pose of remonstrating with them because on an other ticket tor trustee and place* a prominent dtixen of Evansville, ind. ' John Swaggerman, llyln< near Holland, council adjourn they adjourn to Friday of their Intention to take up life anew In (x) opposite the name of such trustee and Sir liKXBY BoWKKUC WlLUAM BlIAXb. the wild and wooly regions of Cloverdale. met with a terrible dealt. He was going evening. March 35th. 1892. Carried. , ’ omits to strike off from his own ticket the viscout Hampden, at Pnu. We do not exactly understand the term . CITY ACCOUNTS AUDITED. HknKT Bolh. well known manufactur­ along Um highway with a traction engine y name of the candidate for whom be did NOTH > E. BnUersou, light bt. lamps, when it bceawe unmanageable and ran in­ • 34 50 wooly In tills case but we plead guilty to ‘r ,o ™». to rote e.unot 1« er, at F.vau*ville, ln<L a little of the wildness because wo have eountalforin; one ot lb. root wrw.i. W. bponable. wixmI...................................... . to a ditch. Swaggerman fell off (be To the Qualified Elect-1- " WrauutAft. TWc-thUv* ft Moved by Aid. Bilnston. that the ac­ noticed It particularly but we never notic­ tor whom ho ta< row. Br roito r„r , Ctota!*ru B“nw, prnmlurel rfllreu 0( engine and it ran over him, killing him iuQuincy, Uh., at Omaha. counts be allowed and orders drawn. ed any of thia^wlldness until a certain “th'r “rk“- *“d 1101 ImlltatR«v. Fiuxk Smilkv. Presbyterian mln- atanUy. place nnt-far fromhere commenced to sell JiTrn"" Carried. cored to submit u. t.’ ■ J.*ch >»Recently an attempt to wretk a couple tag °r Carlisle, !»»., at Chicago. S&WiJSX" Kin some of the peonle In this vicinity in Moved by Aid. Blinston to adjourn. .1 •tr.tWw*’ tal whte'h T ” W “ ,Or Uw ' “ ’ tatter, lo hi ?*’ 8MrrH- fatUlte arch­ of trains on tho D. L. * N. R. R. near . on own a fluid stale and it seems that some of the Adjourned. eemn houw and juU. t*« ■ : bishop of bt. Andrews ami Edinburgh, lortiand wu made. Detectives In the remonstrances TTientioned above were 'J’ B- BoaHKTM. Recorder. koura square, in the city ■ • rather wild and a little on the Sabbath teiiS ’•itotateb btakvrut employ of the road spent several days In tortbenae of said roar’ '' ■vote for three trustees, but he lias voted That Tired Fecllmj wotting oil die case and followed many and fir U» wild purp^*- 31' breaking order—Mrs. Jane Horn who hns, Manchmter, England. ttScontrol of U» bc*ni of >ur ^ -.-'S’,1 be-forcr’inncr of serious nine**, whleh been sick for such a long time and who for four amt all must be rejected Wallace 5iw‘lu> A- * rne same reanll would be reached 'ul,f * rMHl UM'U’ ««*’» hddj and Wil! McCoy, two young men of Euglteb btoUtetai, ,t tandou. mid board you axvbrreiq ■ . ... ,u rlWr" 1,1 T,“* ’nw,U.uoe was thought to be on the gain is really no better and her recovery la doubtful. orange. Ionia county, about 34 years of annual townrt'.p meettag • \ ' h rity <:«pt*,n Dot CmiOT Homxwr, foundommishioners and coroners where two BvwrB WwnrtUpa tgU hands up the strength.' *t Mtateon. *ge- At first they denied all knowledge >W&Ma. ta mud <van:> • . 'S’.taUta .'“ta““to •ro» th. Nadteoo reip p> th? of the affair, but when confronted with «h.A.D. !•». Ww W11> •** ■ ■'brir r*-.: I ring election where four constable* will tho overwhelming proof of tbeir guHl Urey wrtttod Hectare U Mid . ' . . Mra. A. G. Gortrighl and daughter Vera Sad<Stal !kkS herotET1' l,‘” Max BTu.un*cHt Ute ouc. tauwu* Im* unit • visited friend* In Kalamazoo four days last confeaaed. It looks aa if. the young men XTpn^*!U.« SratetaX th" . oxm prererlo. u K„ Y„.b week, returning home Thursday afternoon R,,. Dr. Bobxht bUMnwr. Kntaowd are in foe a long service tor Ure state wkh- to ,2; “““ “ -A tan A seventy-five year old Oxford man cutI — G. Bush has moved, after having been n ntalrtreot Wtahlugta,.., HO.XSS ont any renutaeratioo. amt plied 30 curds of logs this winter. resident of the Ceterv City for seven years bxck upon his farm—Friday evening about taw «ai *-*”*_, N-.-itrU o* i ? °’i°2 Kn,?iMoa* ret”n*’1 h™‘ »»’> » ptoura, u euhkr In . tank 1» Judge Cueoi Dlu«te, o( the re-, county drvuii coun, ,L Chtagu “* HI. no t»rt will ’ f^?dh?^‘',’:uc*’00 fin’’ The fire |la,i •retail, tare ,o,oolderln« tor «nn- ||mi. Ebuxub Kmmoib. known *. th. (muta b*“b,n' buli“'“ ** tor diarriiCE*. o„.7“•“•’'to.ubte,. raja." « Port J«»rereu. u 1 b) .ill druggists tarnlny taretal nnd quite , nirf>^ ”—■'£‘£7Ibrougb Ute Otar tat l..rtanM.l, ,Wj„ G*»rai*WiuikM Prrri*, *uthorit, on ' / ’ Urt — •here,"tarred put out by our fire brigade. DaniarM •>X1E°"> 'to* Anttetenn wbl«. ul Breton 1 °b .lm.]taU«Hl orenrred tater in lb,.". re.I>u?St^‘“‘’- toUtooto P-tolto rapacity of i.ooo.ooo tons a •»i<ui’E<Tni»"d:r !??•»*“» “*"• “* *wroa’S,«... M. In a roo® «* j . . 8ft,d #110 j1Mli been deJSJ1S to ton, u-ro»rb -the bunk for about weeks. P***11"0*. Tie Preparation of Ballots. Sta, Bar.:; & bin 8S5^.::: f^te to 15^7; H.' *■“ “,lr u> imrn a* tiure wa* no Insurance । or torir-u. e.d».i1Kl„ ] lbs ron.lld.te. to vote. *> to jtawn totomad lh<th .»ta -on.IUl.te. on u„ o.ta? iSL!'l’l~"' yon desire to vuL lkkct ,,,r wbn® ^lt-lpa'i2nrS7 at ‘k* it**" but put .. -2M- Mta CoAiitert J. Tax Dpposi» •>» i»ii.sti.»hH u__ • eiertrt- -July 1st. is&U to toe rah; , nt p<«y be br ballot, slid ■ »* •■ra th*- TJX.’ MV �Additional County News. HtAMrCwu HEART DISEASE, palpitation, pain in aide, shoulder an a arm, short breath, op­ pression. asthma, swollen ankles, weak and smothering spells, dropsy, wind in stomach,etc., are cured by Dr.Mjles'New Heart Cure. A new discovery bv the em­ inent Indiana Specialist Fine ijlustrated btfok of cure&FREE at druggist^, or ad­ dress Dr.MilesMedical Co., Elkhhrt.Ind. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, Hastings City Bank, - - Hastings, Mich. MmVH •7.000.00. I • -urporsted under the laws of the State of Michigan. C. C. Demery and wife are In Woodland visiting tbeir niece who Is seriously ill— Four tickets In tbe field In Maple Grove headed by Chas. Fowler, Orson Swift, John McIntyre amd John Dillen—George Conley and wife are moving on D. Everts' farm In Castleton where Geo. has hired to work for the next 7 months—Mrs. Coats, a former resident of Maple Grpve. wa3 brought here for bprial Saturday. Funeral Sunday—Geo. Dcmary is moving on Hie -C. P. Gray farm—Let a man be nominated for office and he will try and make you believe that he Is the best friend you have In the world; and tbeu after election he ill hardly know you. This will apply to all parties—Program of the fifth Con­ vention of the Maple Grove Sunday Schoo! Association to be bejd at the United Brethren church, April 1,1892. as follows: F ORKNOOK SESSION, 9:30. Devotional exercises, led by Rey. J. M. Nyee. Paper, by W. A. Weller, “Describe a Modern Sunday School." Discussion. Paper, by Mrs. Wm. Brice, "Duty of Personal Effort In the Sunday School Cause.” Discussion. . • AFTERECnX SE8SIOX. 1:30 Devotional nervines, led by J. W. McA ’ lister. Secretary’s report aud miscellaneous business. , paper by Calvin Caswtt. “What Should l>c the Personal Character of the Sabbath School Teacher.''! ‘ . Dhcuislon. Paper, by Sauilicl Ostrotb," The Church and School.” ■ Discussion. Paper, by J. M, Xyee. “The Pastor and the Sabbath Schdol.” Mr?. Myron Pennock of Battle Creek is Open for business Dec. 15.ISM. *vhUlug at S. WlUinia’s—James Sbepnnd ot ’ officers: 1 Martin spent a few days with friends In KfbinsoD, 1’rasldent; .this vicinity—Gos Wilkinson and wife . ChesterMosrer, VitM.^rea. visited-.at Will Evans’ last week -Ira Hart • D. W. Roypdhb, Cashte- and wife visited friefids at Gull Lake last r>i’.r ctors oks: •wdek—Mrs. Flora Owen Ims moved on the Campbell place—Mrs. Horn aud daughter W. H. Powers, Dau »v. iteynolds. Mary visited at Mr. Brown’s Friday—G. It. R. Messer. Woodworth yi>lUxl at M. Chahdlcr’s last tt t'arvoth. Chester Messer, .week —1). A. Rooker from Hastings was P-T. Coigrove. here Friday—Harrison Hart of Orangeville teifi'-r •. ifd r-n U«ne deposits aud a general visited ids little daughter at O. Loomis* Banting Hmhirsn Transacted. Saturday and Sunday—Thirty cords of wood In third days by G. Wilkinson and .tysCROUP .Ira Hart. How Is that—F. Chamberlain _____ REMEDY ami wife of Delton and John Doster and Efi ^LEABAHT, C^BTADf. wife of Prairieville visited at Gid Wilkin­ son’s Sunday. ► SsHKlO BE IN EVERY HOUSEHOLD iXtilLDREN'SCOUGH CURE Michigan Central “ The Jf.aaara Feas Route.” !?5 tatlons. ;p.in *p.m.||i.m.toun . 2 14. r. R33 HAirmrow. AN. i.oeiu Agent, liaiUup. ri:©BATE OKRER./ State ot Michigan, coiiMI) of Barry.—*•». At n se-iion <1J I lie |*rolMte Court for tbe * County of Barry. h'ii(h :t at the Probate Office in the City ot ID‘t:»ies. tn eountv. on S*tarsdav, the rtlh day el Fcbrtiwy. m the year on* thonnasd elchlUunliredMid nlnetv-twn. ' Present. Charlo* W. Annatroaff. Judge ot Prot'sK-. ■ 1:1 the matter of the estate of L xcai Wilkes, ■ I • ■ • On reading and filing the peUt'on duly veri­ fied. of Fnuicis Wilke*, -on of sittd ilcceav-d. eras ng that :t c- tain lUauument now on flle iu this court uitr!>ortliix t*« the Inst will nn<i tesLiti’Ant «.t Mild d<*e-««ril be odmlllcd to pro­ bate ;U:d ii.at admi iiUrattpn of stld rotate may to-gnMH*l«l to the executor therein named or to ronit* otter suitable person. 4 Then-noon K is <inli.-red that Frid.nv th* twenty-filth day of Marell. A. D. I.Wj. at ten o'clock m the forenoon. l>e assigned for the hearing, of *»<<! • petition, and that the l.cira Al law of *»ld de ee;v«eil and all other ptirwnn Interested in soul estate, are required tn nptieor at a oesrlon >•! said court, then io be hoblrn at the Probate Office in the cltj of Hastings, in said county, and »!»(>•< cause. If nnv there be. wbv Hie prave* of the petitioner may not be granted. And It Is tixrther ordered. That said petitioners!ve notice otfie pei-sonb interested In said estate, of the pendr.i< y of said petition, and the hearing thereof, bv causing a.ropy of this order to be poMlsbnrf in the Hastings Bannkk. a newspa­ per primed and circulated In said county of Barry. >»u-e In each wuek for three succeoaive weeks prerlnus tn said day nf bearing. CRARUtS'W »R«"TlW)yn. (Atruecopt.) Judgeot Probate. Cleveland and Harrison lloth Read “Fore»tau<I St ream.” (hie for IU nndlDff. tbe otBw for its shooting. Men of rn-rr pollticxl faith read it. There <* no |K»1ltl-.‘in It. Brim ul of good Uilninc Khootbig. fishing, nixsurai history, cxtiio life, travel, lutveiit'tre. vxrhtins. canoeing. Kun: dog ami rifle. Oldest, ablest, brightest aud its elans. Weekly. M hum; W cent* a copy; Si a year. SdbM-rit’H now. Send for frw cntologue of best hooks on all outdoor sports. FOREST AMR MtRXAM CO. CHICAGO & WEST MICHIGAN Ry. U Ev (ir.tna ItitpidY lor. Chicago 1 ndlnaannir* .. Bruton Harbor. St. Joseph Traverse City... .Munkegon.......... Manistee'. Ludlmtton Big lUplit*........ January 3rd, iMd. X. M. r. .»! P. .M. P. 51 It 9 00 •13 Mi •11 35 ttz O' t 9 00 ♦12 05 • 11 V <.... It 9 W •12 n.'. •!l 35 1.... | ‘7 16 17 t........ 1 -.1 00 tts 15 3« 18 .0 f. 17 1 •— ta 17 t, 25 t5 17 tWeek days. •Kvery day. VKxnept daturday. 9,-ai a. m. has through ichalr car to Chicago. No extra chtrge for wots. 12:06 p. m. mus through to Chicago solid with Wagner buffet rar; seats wiita. 6:17 n. m h*« through tree chair carlo Manis­ tee. via M. A N H. It. K. tt.33 p.m la solid train with Wagner palace sleeping car throngh toChfcagn. I2rt5 p. m. to Indianapolis ouly. Gr<». OrHavkx. • uen’l Pass. Agent. nETROlT. LANSING U & NORTHEBN UAir.KO.tn. Levvt* Grai->l Itaptdator. Het roll aud KaH lAnsing............ ................. Hoaefl. January snl, iw. . >i k fl |P.TT. • lm» .. ML louis, tfagfaow •Kfrryday. ♦Weekdays. . 7:15 a. iu. nipH through co Detroit with parlor c w: seats. 25 eentx. .. t .00 n. ru has through parlor car to Detroti; seats. 25cenu, . 3:40 pan. runs Through to Detrc., with parlor car. seat* as cents. 7 si's a. m. has parlor car to Saginaw; seats Me. Kor tickets unit Information apply at Colon ticket office, <n Monroe St. or Union station. GKO. DxIIaVKS. GouT Pm*. Agel.t, Dr. W. IL Yarnell • of Saginaw will sue the Keeley company for $20,000 damages. He alleges they contracted with him to net as superintendent at Northville fur five years. • * Five girl--, frojn 6 to 14 years of age broke Into a hotel room pud wmfljicatrd more than $100 worth of Jewelry. The eldest goes to Adrian, the others were release<l ou. Hiispeniled sentence. The Devlifi cadets of Jack-on are drlltitig hi right good vainest with tile cxpectatima of sax-tiring ajne of the big caa.-la prlza-s at the prixo drill given by the Omaha guards ait Oumhaf June 13--J0. An lunln aanietafewsreieif .sixty-five men dairing February, vild now his cnemfea have rompellecl him to publish an e.xplnniSory letter to exonerate himself from the charge that he was shoulder-clapping too many pcopfe. Eugene Kirby, attorney for the default­ ing cashier of thu Marshall bank, made an application last week to’ have the trial taketr to the Unite*I States court and that the charge be changed to embezzieuient. latter Kirby plead guilty to forgery. BT-M/WE • THOMPSONCOPYRIGHT BY AM I RtCAN PRESS ASSOCIATION. 1801. CHAPTER IX. hospitality in something tike the old southern style, bet none of their north­ ern friends had returned since tho war. No doubt many of the latter were dead, and the rest swept past Savannah every winter in the gay stream of pleasure hunters going to Jacksonville, Fernan­ dina and the upper waters of the St John's. Mrs. Roosevelt dreamed of making Rosalie the means of relisting the so­ cial fires in her house, ancMsho was not disappointed. Tho strong and merry­ mountain girl brought a breath of tho up country with her. She had her hours of homesickness, it is true, and cried over her father’s letters; but she rallied readily, taking up her cheerfulness and girlish activity where she left off, aud making the most of the opportunities her surroundings offered. She was, in some indefinite way, aware that she was taking Into her life some new and pow­ erful elements. She had been delighted with Chicago, sho was enraptured by Savannah. In a little while she had made ac­ quaintances among the young people of her aunt’s set, one of them, Mildred Fain, becoming her devoted frieud. Miss Fain was three years older than Rosalie, a petite bruu jtte, with finely cut features and n faultlr ss grace of manner. Her family traced itself back to the early days of the c*ty, where it was honorably connected with colonial history. Her grandfather had been a cabinet officer or something of tho nort under a Demo­ cratic administration, and her father had fdllon, a distinguished Confederate gen­ eral, in one vf tho terrible buttles of the Virginia cairpuigns. In many points she was quite Rosalie’s opposite. Rosalie loved her from tho beginning; aud in fact tliat sweet affection that girls have for each other was quickly formed between thein, greatly exaggerated by their wholly opposite temperaments and characteristic elements. They found in each other something new and fascinat­ ing. quite unlike what usually draws girls together. They scon fully confided iu each other; and so Rosalia discovered that Miss Fain had a lover, a Colonel War­ ren Talbot, Lnvyer and politician, whose name seemed much honored by the daily newspapers of Savannah. This young man often dropped iu at the Roosevelt max: ion to smoke aud chat awhile with Mr. Roosevelt, but it chanced to Vesome weeks after her first momentary meeting with him that Ro.yiiio found herself iu conversation with him on the broad veranda. It was tho merest accident, this little tete-a-teto, but Colonel Warn i Talbot found it a most charming bit ef experience. “What n delightfully nnivja and prettv girl your new friend is!” hu said to Miss Fain soon after. “I’m quit* charmed that you think so,” responded that young lady: “she is tho’sweetest girl I ever saw. and s..e knows so lunch, and is so briili;int, too, and so good and kind, agd altogether unlike any other girl 4 ever saw.* “Oh," exclaimed tho colonel gayly, ••you are an accomplished eulogist Go on, however—it is a bird singing of a bird, one flower shaking out its perfume on another—it’s all very beautifuL" The next time he went to Roosevelt place he again talked with Rosalie. He had not been much In the north, and her vivid descriprions of the great cities aud the social whirlpools into which sho had merely 'dipped while there were to him as charming as anything of the sort could be. aud they gave him as imme­ diate an impression of western power and eastern agility as if they bad been sketches uud photographs of the scenes “told persons mentioned. "I like those people," she said in a tone of enthusiasm: “their vim and movement, their alert eyes and- bright shrewd faces, give one the idea of irresiktiole energy” * “Then you like tbe north better than the south?' he remarked in a careless tono. but fixing .his eyes questioningly ui>on her. “No, sir. I like the south immeasur­ ably better.’’ she quickly responded, a half snppnM>*d rebuke coming with her words. Colonel Warren Talbot was a thorough man of the south, both physically and mentally. Tail, well proportioned, with olive complexion and large, dark eyes, finely cut features, bU4k hair, mustache aud imperial, a refined, haughty bearing and a voice possefsed of all the passion­ ate mnsic of tho low country, he was a representative of the long boasted chiv­ alry which in the proud days of slavery kept alive the medieval fires and en­ throned physical courage and literal pur­ ity ut the expense of liberal humanities “As compared with your uorth Georgia mountains, how do yon like our low country?” he presently said, as if to change the subject \ “Oh. I cannot compare tho ^wo, they are so different Bnt 1 am charmed with everything here. Our life in the •pocket' is sweet and drowsy, much as it is here: but there we Irnvo no society, no beautiful homes, no tropical things, no churches, no theaters.'' She said this in a voice indicative of retrospection. A vision of the old mill was hovering be­ fore her. She heard the water bubbling over the big mossy wheel Colonel Warren Talbot was a thorough “Your aunt Mrs. Roosevelt, has been man of the south describing the ‘pocket’ and the mill to The Roosevelt mansion stood a little me," he said, “and I imagine you must distance south from tbe Pulaski House, have found life, there delightfully calm and fronted east ou a beautiful open xmd uneventful, almost Arcadian, in its square or park. It was u large rec tan gu simplicity and evenness.” lar building of the old time southern "Would yon call an uneventful and architecture, surrounded by rows of pal­ simple life delightful?" Rhe demanded metto trees and gnarled live oaks. looking quickly and earnestly into his In the days of slavery, when Mr face . RooaevcR and his wife were young, this He hesitated a momeqt and then said house was filled with notable guests, artfrankly: i.-ita and literary folk chiefly, who spent “No. I like excitement.” the winter months in ft round of gay. bnt “So do I.” she exclaimed, with a little quiet and elegant, social pieasurua. . flush in her cheeks. • “That is why I like Th®.only change that The war and its tho north. It is all excitement.” sequel® had brought , to this fine ohi “Well. Saraxmah will not be so dull: house was tho dificontiunncce of its lib­ after a few weeks, he said, in the tone eral hewpitab’ties, not on account of its of one who apologizes; “when the north­ A-wner’s reduced' means, but becnusoofi ern tourista begin to arrive they will tho general gloom and poverty which make quite a movement in our streets Lui rendered society moody. retrospec­ and parks.” tive and bitter. Ho had risen while speaking, and was The Roosevelts had managed to keep now standing before her as if in the oct; together a Utile coterie of immediate jf going, his tall, singularly erect form friends to w they dispensed a liberal outlined against tbe clump of banana U atalkx Sh» hit m sonal magnethnn, in «n» indefteahhi may ------------------- - T2£ —. way, without tbe dighlwrt thought of imagine Mias Chenier haa a moratainwu pros® whatitwaa. He was regarding her with •for a 'lover, —- a strong, bold young *anM fallow In finding tortoa, not to grave, clouded eyes. He felt bewildered. of the true north Georgian type." himaelf, and watched the Uttle tabiean “Oh. no doubt of it; but she’ll soon for­ by her rare beauty. Sbe seemed to him develop m has been described. ' get him now." aho replied. as fresh and pure and simply eweet aa -It to some friend to Ml® Chenier,” be •Girls usually do," he said dryly. some dew-dashed mountain violet presently aaid, aa Mrs. Rooaevelt MM They all gut out of their carriages and “But Savannah doesn’t appear dull to upon tbe acene, “bnt I do not know him. me.” she agid. rising to say goodby; “itt were soon scattered about among the He must be a visitor to Savannah. I is quite interesting. ,T am going to like tombs and flower beds of that incompar­ think; a northerner, poaribly." ably beautiful old place. it ever 50 much." •But he is not» northerner, said Mrs. Rosahe sat down alono on tho verge of Farley ”Hb face and manner deny th • “That is very kind of you,. Miss Chenier,” he said, bowing low over the the bluff in the shade of a tree. She, possibility He may be a north Geor­ who from childhood had reveled in wind, exquisite little hand she gave him. howovey." “Come to see us often." she naively was fascinated with this steady breeze gian, Colonel Talbot lowered the glass and added. "You know my aunt 'has made from the sea. The broad areas of silver looked nt his companion. mo tho mistreea of Roosevelt Place, and and emerald spread out before her, the “He would be her mountain lover, bright sky above, and the picturesque then,’ be said, railing complacently, I intend to be exceedingly hospitable." "1 have been coming here nine© my dumps of palmetto trees in the distance and turning tho opera gkuwover and over suited tho mood into which tho drive earliest boyhood,” he said. “lam glad K 1 shall have a continuance of the privi­ through the cemetery had led her. It in his band. •Well neither you nor 1 need care lege. This house has always had a chanced that her friends wandered away as to that.” ahe replied. ’But I do won­ strange charm for me, quite apart from from where she sat. so that she was quite ■ alono when a tall man approached xmd der who ho is.r the social and hospitable aspect." She took the glass and looked again. “It is a place one grows attached to at stopped within a few feet.of her. She in­ ••Ah. Mrs. Roosevelt has joined them, once, a sort of dream palace. I have stantly recognized Frank Ellis, notwith­ she exclaimed. ”He is no stranger to really found myself-half expecting to standing his changed appearance. He her. that is plain. He is strikingly handcome across the ohf tamp of Aladdin Abide' ” was uo longer a mountaineer or a “moon­ —o uiy aunt's bric-a-brac." - -------------------- f" She said : shiner" iu drees, being fashionably andsome—distingup—a military man, possi­ among this very lightly, but Colonel Talbot’s tastefully clad. He bore in his hand a bly. 1 wish 1 could bear what he is say­ warm imagination seized the suggestion, small cone. It seemed that be did hot ing. No doubt it is vastly interesting.” Mrs. Farley was a clever woman, and and bo silently wondered if this simple at ouce make sure of his right to speak, child-of the mountains would not indeed Rosalie Roaalie had not changed much, it is true, true. ahe rarely did or said anything, no mat­ ter how apparently light and unstudied, find some source of magic hidden away bnt sbe hardly looked like the coarsely without having some well defined object in tills vast twilight place to glorify her j, oresseu dressed ixiuier miller gin girl ui of the as vuc “pocket," — life withal. I she sat there ’ arrayed ’ 'in “ the 'latest ‘ and J in view. She had begun to suspect that Colonel Talbot felt some sort of tender He went away, bearing with him a must elegant style of walking dress. She interest in Miss Chenier, and she was semlTOUficiousness of a sweet influence rose at once and a quick flush came into now endeavoring to surprise him into caught from her. Tho light of her eyes, her cheeks something like a confession of it. But tho low. melody of her voice, with its 1 ‘Ab. Mtns Chenier," he said in those ho was too reserved and self poised to bo old Uncut tones, so persuasive and me ­ slight up country pecnliaritiea, and caught in her slender net Ho knew her the gleam of her pale gold hair lingered lodious. “you have not forgotten me. 1 ' better th<n hott..r than ahe Hhc thomrhL thought, and ho ulayed played in his uiind. Ho walked along in the hope. ‘ with her webs without seeming aworo nhmly street under tho china trees aud “Oh, no. Mr. Ellis, 1 am glad to see tbe mc4 hung live oaks, with his eyes you." she responded, taking a step or two of their existence. Ellis did not remain long at Bonaven­ bent njxin the ground. He did not see forward aud bolding out her band to ture. After a short conversation with Miss Fam- and her mother as they slow­ him. “Are ybn directly from tho mill?" Mrs. Roosevelt and her niece bo wont ly were driven by in an open landau. •No.” he said. “I have been here for away, but not before Rosalie had- in­ some time. I am a resident of Savannah vited him to call at the mansion. now But you were the last person 1 CHAPTER X. CONTINUED was expecting to meet today You are * SUBURBAN DRIVE. “Arc you directly from the mlliT" Not long after the conversation set forth ini the preceding chapter, Rosalie, not aloner He had taken her hand and was bold­ It will cost you nothing and will surely ’ ing it while he looked down into her up­ do you good. If you have a cough, cold, or turned beautiful face, oil rosy with the any trouble with throat, chest or lungs. emotion of thus unexpectedly meeting a Dr. King’s New Discover* forconsumption, friend from the “pocket" with nows coughs and colds Is guaranteed to give re­ lief. or money will be paid back. Suffer* from home possibly. •Then you haven’t seen papa recently? era from la grippe found It just the thing and under Its use hsd a Speedy and perfect Kist*inquired, without noticing hia own recovery* Try a sample bottle at our ex­ question pense and learn for yourself Just how good •No." be answered: -,1 had trouble ( u a. ^,lk.Vo„vU .. a mjim thing It ,is. rrialTMrttrestrce at W. II. with the revenue men. They destroyed 1 GoOdycAr's drug store. Large size 50c. niy, tnanufactorj’. and 1 had a close and Si.00. struggle for my liberty." Specimen C»«». “I remember.” sho said; “1 naw it in a, 8. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wfa., was. paper’ troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism, •It s quite settled now," he added. “1 his stomach waa disordered, hit liver was Compromised with them—bribed them, affected to an alarming degree, appetite in other words, and bo am quite free fell away, and he was terribly reduced in again. I have opened a broker's office flesh and strength. Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. here m Savannah." Ho spoke with the Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, IB., had confident freedom of a man well ground­ a running sore on bis leg or eight years’ ed in Ins own estimation and full of as­ standing. Used three bottles of Electric surance that be should get on well with Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen’s others. He stood erect—strong, defiant, Arnica Salve, and Ids leg is sound and handsome. His eyes had lost the old well. JOhn Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large fever sores on his leg, doctors restlessuea* and watchfulness. Aa they stood thus, he holding her said hu was incurable. One bottle Electric hand, they made a very striking picture, Bitters and one- box Bucklen’s Arnica SaWe cured him entirely. Sold by W. H. and a very strange one to the eyes of Goodyear, the dniggUL Miss Mildred Fain, who just th<m ap­ together with a number of her new friends,was driven down to Thunderbolt and Bonaventure to enjoy tui afternoon proached them, and stopped as she no­ mmblixxg amid. the. quiet and lovely ticed the stranger. Rosalie quickly withdrew her hand scenes, of that famous locality. It is a 'drive of five or six miles along a smooth and turned, all flushed as she was, in shell road, white as lime and hard as a time to see the look of half surprise, half deprecation which passed ocroea the face pavement? The tiarringes entered Bonaventure of Mildxtd. •Come here, .Mildred,” she arid quick­ through a wide gateway, ixisring at once into an atmosphere of shade and solem­ ly; "this is a friend‘from the ‘pocketnity. Huge live oaks spread their arms We met here to-tbe merest chance.” A above the road and trailed • their long self consciousness of manner rather than drapery of funereal moss to within a self consciousness in tact put her in a few feet of tho ground. Many weather wrong light before botiuElHs and Miss stained tombs and u number of snowy Fain. It was as if sho had been discov­ .cenotaphs were scattered through the ered in some compromising situation, dark grove. The breeze from over White* when, in truth, she was wholly unaware marsh brought its saltish breath under of any improper appearance connected the-canopy and shook the clumps of un­ irith what her friend bad just seen. At this moment Aunt Marguerite dergrowth gm! the long streamers of airplaut A b.-oad creek or arm of tho joined them. Her sharp little eyes rec­ river, in which tlie tide was nt the flood, ognized Ellis promptly, and a gleam al­ came in sight at the end of long vistas, most malignant shot out from them. shining!with tbe bluish gleam of silver. She stopped short, close to him. and But even here in this heavy shade, with with n quick glance from head to foot tho breeze washing through, there was took in the great improvement in his a pervading heat, a palpitating current personal appearance. Her mind worked (,t summer fervor which thrilled through with that swiftness and certainty so the blood like strong wine. Rosalie valuable iu a sudden crisis. The first leaned out of the carriage, anti for a mo­ impulse was to ignore him and hurry ment Colonel Talbot, from his place' in Rosalie away from his presence; but another vehicle, saw her bright hair caution whispered her that this might tossed about her forehead by tho wind arguse that perversity for which young and her happy face turned by merest girls who fancy themselvew' in lovo ore chance toward him. The next motion noted. Then. too. Miss Fain was presof tho carriage shut out the vision. Hu ent, and there might be a scene. She turned to his nearest companion, a Mrs. changed her manner in a moment. “Why. Mr. Ellis, thia is quite a sur­ Farlev (tall, dignified and a widow), and prise.” she said in that cold, half careless half closing his eyes said: “Miss Cheuief is a singularly beauti­ tone whichr is used toward one who is a mere valueless acquaintance. She gave ful girl; 1 think." “Yes. quite pretty and sweet," Mrs. him her hand, however, and turned to­ ward Mias Fain, but she had walked Farley replied, “and 1 daresay good.” Colonel Talbot smiled ns if he thor­ away •1 am glad to see you looking so well, oughly understood the guarded phrasing of his companion’s speech. He added: Mrs. ttooeevalt," he said, throwing into "She’s extremely clever, too. or”-— his voice on irresistible music. “Your “Unsophisticated.” interrupted Mrs. summer sojourn in the north must have Farley. been pleasant. Is Mr. Roosevelt well?” “Yea. quite, thank you." Sbe dared “Yes, I should have said that; but she is very interesting. She has decided not trust herself to any more. He was ready, however, and went opinions of her own, and expresses them with a sincerity and readiness as refresh­ easily forward into graceful talk, draw­ ing her out in spite of herself, and. after ing as an up country breeze." a mianer. winning upon her interest if “Oh, is she strongminded?" “Not in .the sense you suggest. She is not her respect. He was a charming not obtrusive. »She is charmingly naive talker in every way, and his knowledge and paginal In conversation, talcing one of human nature was broad and accu­ unaware with her questions and sugges­ rate tions, like a child. I suspect that she’s Colonel Talbot and Mrs. Farley had a genuine mountain violet, fresh, sweet seated themselves on a log. the bole ot a and"-----* . tree cut down in the course of some im­ “Don’t, Colonel Talbot,” cried Mrs. provement of tbe grounds, and were sur­ Farley; "keep some of the adjectives for veying the wide expanse of water, is­ future use. 1 can interpret your feel­ lands and marshes through' au opera ings without any further waste of glass. While Mrs Earley was thus words.” axp'uing herr-elf ahe chanced to bring the “Your interpretation would be as fa; , gla-s tu bear ou the group by. tbe river. from correct as any gnega of the prag­ :<*ouqawKl or Rosalie aud young Ellis. matists who pretend tn explain the beau- Hy_ was _holdcig her ham! and gazing m, tiful myths of the <Jd f.L’cfe.” he said, ’ teptly di'wu into her face. It was u very looking away and sir.'king his long . MURgwilVR siiuarum Mrs. Kurlsy did mustache. uui know who tbe young maxi was. bnt “1 should not turn your poetry into’ prose at aD," ahe added softly; “I should thought. Alter looking for a moment ‘ ‘ the “ gtasa 'i to Colonel Talbot. give it a very deep and tender mean-;•J ahe handed j and pointing in the di tag.direction, said: ‘•Deep and tender," he repeated;1 “--------See ifyou you canmake mi out the young can The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcere, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, ehapped bauds, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptiohs, and positive­ ly cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 23 cents per box. For sale by W. II. Goodyear, the druggist Methodists want to find a site for the eatablisbiug ot camptneetlng grounds and a resort near Muskegon. STRUCK THE GOLDEN MEAN” The Detroit Free Press guys: “Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup prepared by The Charles Wright Medicine Company, of this’ city, V has struck the Golden Mean, in the treat­ ment of all blood diseases, nud its success is an evidence that an honest, pure aud valuable medicine, I* not incapable Mf at­ tracting the attention of every family. ■ . There seems to be but one opinion as w Its merit as a family medicine.” Thte Is the real secret of tl:e success of . this wonderful remedy. Its perfect and speedy, action, in removing all I’m pure and poisonous matter from blood. No home should be without it ns a thorough and ef­ fectual blood purifier for young and old. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. Negaunee Is flooded with silver dollars which were never made by one of Uncle I Sam’s much lues. • dios Blood poisoned by Clptheria, the grip, typhoid feren ucarlet fever, ete.. K made pare and •fever, Wealthy by Hood's SarMparifla. ‘ An effort Is being made at Jackson to en­ force the laws prohibiting the selling of cigarettes to minors. Attested Popularity. From tbe Goldsboro (N. C.) Headlight. One of the most honest and reliable houses we have ever dealt with Is the Swift SpcclJc Company, of Atlanta. Ga., the well known founders and manufac­ turers of the so very popular blood remedy 3. S. S., which to our personal knowledge has cured many people throughout this section of terrible blood diseases. Our ■ druggist informs us that In the past six mouths they have sold more of S. S. S. than any other preparation for tbe blood on their shelves. The success achieved by that tirai is mainly due to their extensive advertising and to the purity of their med­ icine, which docs everything claimed for It. We are unable to record a single In­ stance where a purhaser has been deceived or disappointed. A grentise on blood and skin will be mailed free to all who address Tuk Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Ga. Some vandal smashed more than twenty gravestones and monuments In the cemetary at Bakertown, Berrien county. > ...... >• kihi These pills are seienti finally compounded, and uniform, in action. No griphig pain so commonly following the use of pills. They are adapted to both adults and chil­ dren «ith perfect safety. We guarantee they have no equal* in the cure of sick headache, constipation, dyspepsia and biliousness, and, as an nppetiu-r. they ex­ cel any other preparation. Sold by W. IL Goodyear. A large bam belonging to Frank Hard was burned near Jackson, together with seven valuable borpea and eleven head of thoroughbred cattle. Clifford Baptists have closed a revival meetings which resuite conversion of about sixty persons. �OUR SPRING CHILDREN’S 1 DIRECT FROM THE AND TO THOSE WHO CONTEMPLATE BUYING WE ARE SURE We Can Please tlie Most Fa-stidiOTis -A.KTJO ~ GUARANTEE TO SAVE YOU MONEY THE STYLES AND FINISHES ARE ALL NEW F. W. GREBLE HASTINGS, MICH. North Side Main St. Hastings B Thursday, March 1/4, 1892. MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. THB HASTINGS, MICH., rOSTOFTICX, AUOVtr 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. Republican County Convention. A republican county convention to elect 10 *tete*ates to the Republican Stale Convention called to meet al Detroit on Thursday. April 14, 19B! will be held tn the court house, Hastings. eoannenrlDg at 11-30 a. m. In addition to the election of delegates will be the election of a chairman ot tbe county committee, alsosneh other business m may properly come before the caavwUon. Tbe various towns and wards will be entitled .lodetogates ** follows, one delegate for each 25 votes cast for Hie republican candidate for Lieu­ 1883, and one for each tenant Governor In 1893, •—“------ ---------- the 25. 4 Hope 5 Irving 6 Johnstown 4 Maple Grove 9 Orangeville lUaUDtp twp 4 Prairieville nty lrt ward 2 Rutland 10 2 Thornapple 3 Woodland City 4th wnrd .,K. „ 4. _ Yankee Springs _ Forward caucus notices Imnv.dlately to the FhwtingsBANXKn and let each town and ward be fully represented. Hastinxs, Mich.. March 18. '93. M. L, Cook, Chairman. A. E. Kknarton, Secretary. Republican Co. Comm. meet the great famine. She has provided these people with labor, by having large tracts of\ forest cleared off. an Immense harbor constructed; and other vast public improvements made. The families In the . starving district are employed in making cloth and harness for the army, and vast irrigation works are to be carried on and waste lands reclaimed. Why cannot hard times in every country be met In this way, by affording tabor to all of the Idle poputa-^ lion? At tbe present time there Is a great depression in tbe iron Industry of our own country, and prospect* are that thousands rkmen will be thrown out of employ- aawe from Russia, yet ft shows good faith m her part in the sale. Perhaps this high ■suae of honor on the part ot Russia may hr ubanced by a desire to have-a scrap SPRING JACKETS. Gov. John Miller, of North Dakota, re­ lates an instance of what Is being accom­ plished by farmers in the Red River Valley of Minnesota and North Dakota. He said not employ the idle workmen in strength­ 8. J. Leland, near his town of Dwight, N. D., bought 100 acres of tend In the spring ening our coast defenses and making of 1891, for 82,000, and raised crops that many needed public improvements? season worth tho salary of a government clerk, la excess of the cost of his farm, as per the following statement: Henry Watterson has called upon Grover mho Bn. ol wheat, at 86c......... »X5®1.» .. cate, at 30c.............. ISLW Cleveland to withdraw from the preslden- 090 tlal race, and says that It would be political bedacting cost of ian"<i' 3.TMJ0 2.900JO suicide for the democratic party to nomin­ ate him at the Chicago convention. He Cases of this kind are so common' that also thinks that Hill’s political trickery they.are a drug In the news market out has been tbe means of digging his political, grave. It being dng “both wide and deep.” Married. Grover evidently don’t think that Henry’s araCBWINB-FKHBl-MuflM. Muth ,1U1 decision should necessarily be final by any Fnmete,AhF^-yI5’'r’Jinld ^wc,lwll'd «<>Mr». means, and has gently placed himself “in tho hands of his friends”-^ very polite way of Informing people that he proposes to bo considered “in It” when the proper Hp£lc'VK^KE-M:‘rrle'1 March 19 at the time comes. our step in advance In the putting down of all rambiiug in wheat and other grain. All trading hereafter, either directly or In­ directly, in “puts and call*," and all trans­ action* growing out of such trading, will be considered dirboaorable, and tbe mem­ ber so doing will be expelled from the board. • oT?*1 MXn"h W « H-ihonte Carnnbru H«J,n Oy Iter. William BnSTP ’ Homer K, Bane. Miaa MylT.e ATO CARD THE PUBLIC. ANYTHING Di THE LINE OF BOOTS, SHOES THE :■ SPRING: TRIBE Tbe great naitoca of the earth may ),.ani Wkllr ermr to homln, <»J. D«rtl tour of the southern up a boom far himself. We place on sale this week some of our WORD WITH YOU. THE BISSELL PLOWS WITH PLAIN AND COMBINATION POINTS Have proven by the most rigid tests to be the beet. Scores of the beet fanners of Barry county who have used them say so. You’ll say so yourself if you try them. We will be pleased to show them. We are agents for the SUPERIOR and CHAMPION GRAIN DRILLS. NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS Which we are constantly receiving and pledge the assurance of showing all that in STYLISH GOODS, SUPERIOR VALUES, —AND— SATISFACTORY PRICES, INVITE YOU to give our stock a careful invesligainxtiflii0? T°“ purchase your drees goods. \V>' i 1,1 justified in making the claim that no one can offer yon Greater Inducements • AND RUBBERS David B. Hill, Grow’t great rival for the Newest Things in ' Dress Goods. We are all Ready —FOR— That Ute political tide Is turning In tbe Empire state, wm proven recently In a municipal election In tbe gerrymandered city of Rochester, N. Y. resulting In a sweeping republican victory, 15 out of 20 aldermen being elected. and a depression In this Industry paralyze many others. When that time comes, and it looks not far off, why Ever since negotiations have been going on with England for the arbitration of the seal fisheries question, Russia has main­ tained the most profound silence. Russia hu now spoken in a way that must make Lord Salisbury fairly tremble In his shoes, saying that when she sold Alaska to the United States she was sole proprietor It is true that Yankees always have an of the sealing Interests, and all rights en­ eye open to business. The American As­ joyed by her In tbe seal fisheries passed to sociation of millers, who so liberally donat­ the Untied States when Alaska wm pured (flour and meal to the famishing RusehA-tM. She han warned England not to atena, enclosed a little circular In each lapute dishonesty to her In selling rights sack, printed in the Russian language, that she did not own. The Czar of all the telling the starving peasant* how to use It. Euslas has sent word to Lord Salisbury If thb European people should be success­ ttat Russia is able to maintain her right ful Id making good bread but of American and abeolnte proprietary Interest In the flour it might open up a new market for Worth American country which ahe sold to the American product, and verily the the United States; and that ahe will not bread east upon the waters would return •tend idly by and see England assert to after many .lays, metaphorically speaking. the world that Russia obtained money taxa the United States under false preThe Chicago Board of Trade has taken *■'*. by selling tbe seal fisheries when »be did not own them, that the Pribyloff tetands, the, borne of the seal belonged to her, that all was sold to the United State*; aud that England must keep hands off. "While Uncle Sam doesn’t need any assist- Uncle Sam’s consent to arbitrate the seal fisheries question, shows that he Is a very Yair minded man, and is a person who would adopt most any method to avoid trouble. But woe unto the one who in­ slsts upon trampling upon his corns, We shall be pleased to show you our ei/n.<?>5ap?8OIclueiva dealera in this class of gowiB and°pXsan(1TOIOpare^B mplete Line . L. E. STAUFFER. Idry goods. �■ Hastings Banner. - t Thursday, March 24, 1892. F. W. Grable, the furnitare dealer. mo " show yiM tee bbteu iiw cf cWidran a a carriages ever etowa in the sity. Thd repubHeam city caucus will t» bald Friday evening In Ue soar; house. Zvary lepublkaa Is eanswKy requeued to be present. Common Soap Rots Clothes and Chaps Hands. j IVORY SOAP DOES NOT. The Harvest Depends something on the seed. Good Seeds Only am Produce Good LANDRZTE'S SEEDS . station ot Vcin^ Write for It'hJ Catalogue. Gold Band Coffee at Hans VanArman’s.' We call atteatkvx to tbe ad. of John BeMaer’a of a sorer; octave cabinet organ. Tbe H. Lebr- A Co, organs >re the fineet in tbe world. ’ ' PERSONAL MEMTIQN. M. L. Cook wm In Grand Rapids Satur­ day. Rar. mine went be Ban ten Harbor Satunity. M1m Rom Goodyear j visiting tn Grand Rapids. J. A. Sweezey was in the Valley City yesterdayM. X Gosa, of Plainwell, was In the city yesterday, Frank Bullis, ot Johnstown, was In the McCoy can show you a line of carpet*, rugs, curtains and drape* that cannot fall city Monday. to suit you. You should see his line be­ James M. Bauer was In Nashville, Tues­ fore making purchases. day on business. Tbe entertainment given by the KalaAlexander Foster, of Bedford, was in maxoo Quartette in the Presbyterian the city Monday. church Monday evening was very good and Mrs. Nellie Bentley returned to Grand very well attended. Rapids Saturday. For sale very cheap, one two story Mrs. John McElwain is visiting relatives, house, one house and lot and barn, one top phaeton buggy and harness. Enquire in Grand Rapids. at Hastings Engine A Iron Works. Mrs. W.’. H. Powers visited In Grand Bankers report an* unusually large num­ JRapids last week. ber of bogus silver dollars in circulation. Mrs. Maggie Bailey was In Muskegon They are excellent counterfeits. Be care­ last week visiting. ful what you take In the way of silver P. T. Colgrove was tn Grand Rapids on cart-wheels. business Saturday. J- T. Lombard was called to Racine, Miss Gertrude Pendergast visited Grand Wis, last week by the illness of his father, whose death occurred there. Thursday Rapids friends Saturday. bls father was buried at Raclue. He was I). E. Bryant, of Lansing, was In tbe one of the early settlers of Wisconsin. city un business Monday. Fred Ingrain, whose drug establishment Mrs. A. Davenport visited her daughter was burned down in Detroit tot week, In Grand Rapids Saturday. has establtehed himself temporarily again, Bishop Glllasple occupied the pulpit ot and we hope will soon be In the field hust­ the Episcopal church Sunday. ling for business with renewed energy. Mrs. John Piper, of /enton, Is In iho , The extraordinary rapidity with which French girls are becoming Americanized city this week visiting relatives. is the-subject of an essay by Madame John Cairns and Henn* Wilkinson, of Adam which Is announced to appear In the Prairieville, were In the city Monday. April number of the North American Re­ John Pendergast returned Monday froqi view. n business trip to Chicago and Milwaukee. Iced honey cakes, vanilla wafers, lemon Supt. Mosher, of tho Chair factory.'spent creams, crackers, oat meal crackers, graham wafers, . Long Island wafers, Sunday with his family In Grand Rapids. vanilla squares, iced coffee cakes, honey HIM Edith Havens, of Three Rivera, jumbles, vanilla ginger cookies, at South spent a few days with her parents this side bakery. The supreme court has decided that1 Mrs. S. J. Russell, ot Howard City, Is whenever an owner of real estate avails‘ visiting her brother, David Bowker and himself of a customer furnished by a real1 family. estate dealer and sells, the dealer can se­ Henry Bailey has returned from a visit cure a commission. This rule works even। though the customer pays at a less price. In Orangeville and Is holdhig down a case In this office. ' than the agent's terms. Mrs. Andrews,’ nt Battle Creek, was Prof. Foster, the weather prophet, saysj that an early spring mav be expected; thatt called here by the sudden death of W. F March and tbe first part of April will be, Powers Saturday. favorable for growimserops; but that laterr Harry Paxton, head salesman for H. S. in the season there will be a dearth ofI Robinson A Co- of Detroit, was In the city rainfall in some localities and that cropss on business Saturday. will suffer in these places. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Morrill have returned People are warned against an agent; from Mt Clemens where he has been for travelling around the country and selling• the benefit of bis health. a solution called “Nicoline.” for cleaning, Jed Tinkler has secured a position in a and polishing plated ware, brass articlesj and the like. A few hours after the stuff barber shop in Kalamazoo, and has gone Is applied the articles commence to crack to the Celery City to work. HA DWARE STORE. and shortly are ruined and good (or noth­■ Gfcnlal Major Anderson, of Detroit, is ing. in the city shaking hands with bls inany Read tbe opinion, published elsewhere, friends and keeping everybody good KtTLAjrD. ‘ natured. Repabll?tn rvwus will 'be held In the’ town in which Attorney General Ellis gives di­ h dl. Friday. March 35th. at 2 o’clock p. m. rections for voting under the new law.■ Mr. and Mrs. George White, of PortEvery republican earnestly requested to be We commend theje directions to the con­• land, Dakota; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powers present. siderate attentioir^fsrir especially of town' of Grand Rapids, and Mrs. Iterny of Chiam rana. boards and election inspectors who willI cago attended the funeral of the late W. The republican caucus will be held at the have charge of the enforcement of the newr F. Powers Monday. town ball. A««yrla. Mich.,S.-tfurdsy/March 26tn, law. ISO2. at one o'clock p. n>. By ortlenof tho town committee. ' Our spring stock of children’s carriages BALTIMORB. has just arrived. The styles are entirely Republicans of Baltimore will meet In caucus new. These carriages were bought at the F. W. Grrblr. the furniture dealer, will * In Green's hall at I oclock. Saturday. March 16. factory and to those who think of baying; By order of committee. we would say we are sure we can please make a special sale of ail furniture this OARLtON. the most fastidious and save them money. spring. New goods and prices right Republican caucus will be held In Carlton F. W. Grebre, tbe farulture dealer, For a first-class carpet this spring call Center Friday .iftemoon, Murcb 25 at 2 o’clock. north side of State street. on F. W. Grable, where you may find a Be sure aud attend. We are In receipt nt Vol. 1 No. 1 off large aud varied assortment. Prices are By order of committee. “The North End News,” published In, guaranteed. Grand Rapids by Ed. J. Clark, formerly of John Bessmer has bought another this city, whose father at one time edited1 large bill of spectacles, eye glasses, etc. tbe Barry County Democrat. The sheet which he sells very cheap. Eyes examined Is very neat in appearance, and must be1 free of charge. - C1KCUL4TION well thought of judging from the adver­ The Michigan Central will, on March tising jratrouage In tbe initial number. . 29th, sell tickets from Hastings to Grand Messrs. R. B. Wightman, Wm. Miller Rapids and return, nt the rate of one and Hereafter, cluuiges for advertisements and A. E. Henkes, nominees on the *'peo­' one-third fare, good going March 29th and must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to ple’s party” ticket respectively for justice, returning not later than March 31st on ac­ insure insertion in tbe Issue of the week marshal and recorder, were none of them count of State convention young people's when brought. ' present at the caucus that nominated them society of Christian Endeavor. and all authorize us to state that they M. A. Gillman, were not candidates before that caucus, i Ticket Agent •nd would not accept a nomination at its Frank Beckwith, one of the able fore­ bands. men at the felt boot factory, attempted to Republicans read the caucus notices in Here is what a good sensible farmer hustle a piece of wool through the picking this issue. says: It Is true as can be: I know by ex­ ’ machine Tuesday and his right hand dhFor choice confectionary go to the South perience that If we pay our merchants, puted the right of way With a Cbuple of what we owe them, ami then want to buy side bakery. cog wheels. Frank was worsted from the goods in quantities and pay cash, we can New spring line of baby carriages at buy as cheap at home. In quantities, as any­ start and now moans the^otui of corurfdera’ ble flesh from the ends of his first and F. W. Greble’a. where in the world; and again, who will middle fingers on his right hand. Rubber boots only 8'2-25. Read tbe buy one of our farms In the vicinity of a village all run down for lack of support?' Will Montgomery was arrested for perBankrupt store adv. It we want a prosperous town we must» jury last week for swearing falsely In Revival meetings are being held In the keep all the money in it wc can. connection with the trial of Mrs. Nettle M. E. church this week. . Murphy & Wood’s “Out of Sight"• Sheldon, for keeplhg a house of prostituFruit tablets, the finest In tbe market, Specialty Company gave an entertainment tlon. In giving his testimony at that at the South side bakery. in one of the Grand Rapids opera housest trial, he swore that he had been a regular boarder at Mrs. Sheldon's for the tot four Notice L. E. Stauffer’s -‘Card to the Monday night and among other compli­ mentary notices tbe Grand Rapids Morning. months, when now It seems that evidence Public” on the fourth page. Press of Tuesday has this to say of them: ' has been gathered to show that he swore Murphy & Wood’s specialty company In Harry Potter gives a clever performance, falsely. The examination was held Tues­ Union hall next Monday night on the high wire. E. S. Thomas and Lou day, and adjourned until next week. Murphy * Wood’s Specialty Co., Union Weils give a pleasing exhibition of their 'A traveling dentist struck Eaton Rapids skill on a collection otmusical Instruments; a Bibort time ago. and people flockod hall. Reserved seats usual place. and Spencer A West arc clever as female Elry Gregory will have an auction Mie Impersonators, vocalists and dancers. F. to him to have their teeth pulled, because at his farm near Quimby, Tuesday, March Kent and Lottie Swan are heartily ap­ he advertised to extract teeth without pain. ’ He pulled lots Of teeth and left town. 29th. plauded In their sketch, "I Hit You Mlt ' Several have cheeks on them dow bigger New line of aldo boards, upholstered My Mik les.” and there arc others who de­ than an alderman’s, white In one or two goods and lounges may be seen at F. W. serve special mention. cases lockjaw is feared. People must have Grable’s. The AprllTiumber of The Jorum willI “experience," but perhaps the time will Call at McCoy’s, tbe furniture dealer's,, contain a discussion of the' Hill and anll-■ come when traveling quacks will be left and see the new patterns In drapes, ruga HI1I issues la New York (apropos of the■ entirely alone. two democratic state conventions to select and carpets. Here la a bit of sound advice from an delegates to tbe National convention), by See O. D. Spaulding’s adv. In-this issue. Mr. Frederic R. Coudert of tbe'Now York exchange: “Stand up to your town! Not He has some bargains to offer and inyltea bar, who is tlie leader of tbe democratic, a dollar Invested there bat some good eeaneo out of it. There Is no family Ilka your Inspection. •ppceitton to Senator Hill. Bearing upon Our advertisers force us to put county the same sabjectwHl be an article by Mr. Matthew Hate, of Albany. the well-known news and other interesting matter on the inside this week f \1\ AU 1V1 linn till “ «i',M * man •k ’ V XTAM.1A XT • acquainted with life can be ignorant ol the improvement which genteel J>p produces in the carriage, tone of the thought, and principles of an individual. «lf-re»P«ct and a sense ol equality with his compa ions. k in5p;re8 him with energy, independent and courtesy of manner. The face-becomes manly, bold and free; there is no slinking through narrow lanes and back streets, bat on contrary the smoothly dressed man steps out with a determination not to spare the eartn, or to warn a» he trod on. eggs or razors. No; he rushes onward; is the first to accost his friends; gives a care e t» to this, a bluff nod to that and a patronizing ‘,how d’ye do” to a third, who is worse dressed than himself. Believe us, when we say, that 1 ate calculated to advance * man in life nearly as well as good principles, especially in a world like this, where external appearance is taken as the exponent of what is beneath it. THE GREATEST ASSORTMENT Of strictly fine Suits and Spring Overcoats ever shown in Hastings awaits your inspection. BOYS’ GOOD CLOTHES It is hardly necessary lor us to comment further on our Boys’land Children’s Clothing. Mothers aware that if they want to make a selection of a Suit or Overcoat for their boys, from the^largest ana stock in the city for the lowest possible prices, they must come to us—and they do. One-Price Clothiers Hastings, Michigan H. W- LANDRETH, Battlx Casxk, Mt an. R. K. GRANT’S FOR SALE OR TRADE All property belonging to Mrs.’H.J. KenfieM in Hastings including houses, vacant lots and farm of 40 acres in second ward. Apply to W. F. POWERS. , .Gohl Band Coffee at Hams ' & VanArman’s. LOCAL NEWS. This week, 80 quires. ; Gold Band Coffee at Hams A VanArman’s. A supply of Paine’s Celery Compound fresh from the manufacturers at Fred L. Heath’s, the druggist's. Mr. Hole goeointodetalls and does not hes•— Cor Uds M< n Gov. HIH. We understand that Fred Ryerson will soon build a new house In the fourth ward, near Dr. Lathrop’s houses. The county convention of the W. C. T. I tbe oity U. will be held In Middleville Thursday! and Friday, April 31 and 32. • B Is about time that the bouaewife dis­ as driving Into covers an irresistible Impulse in herself from hia farm in Baltimore. to “clean house” and. otherwise change •Mary duty, ft la discovered that the old carpet eaunot last another year that a new The exercises in the M. E. church, mg or new curtain* or drapes mu it be Thursday evening last under tbe auspices bought Where to get them becomes the of the W. F. M. S. were very fine. was thrown out and rendered huenolWe question. This can easily be solved by going to Archie McCoy s, the furniture Dr. Harris, who recently left this city front hia fall for dealer’s. where you will And something rather suddenly, was In Sunfield shortly that will suit, something that will do after he left here, looking up a location. good service, something that can be af­ A pair of ladles rubbers for only 15 forded. since tbe qoality and price are cents. Head tho adv of tho Bankrupt right Just now he has an elegant line to store in this tone for other great bargains. show you. When buying your New Spring Suit or Overcoat of course you will want to be '“In Style,” especially, as it costs no more. You will want the choice of .the freshest and best styles. We knew it would be so: and we have them Each day brings new beauties to our great gathering of Ready Made Suits and Overcoats VJVCILUdli. ' })and Th' Che **•*newMt u“l'» .tyle. “*dt’ Come as often as you please and you‘ll see a fresh assortmentof Stylish Garments. LENTY to be proud of in the P superb line of Clothing pro­ vided for the little men. Of course every garment ie made up in the latest approved styles—We are not selling anythingelee—and nothing in the prices to make anybody shiver. Here are offeringsat$4.50, $5.00 and $6.00 that are marvels in value and variety (6 to 15 years). There’s nothing like them for splendid value at the prices offer­ ed. t Such a. dazzling, brilliant, artis­ tic array of Neckties as one might expect to see at Grant's. IT has riot stopped yet; theweathI er stands in the way. There’s nothing else to do but keep on selling the Winter Overcoats, changed t to J in price, that are most wanted now and keep.adverUsing the Spring Overcoats that will be wanted by-and-by. Such an assortment as you well might wish to see iu Spring Overcoats from $10 to $20. Such Overcoats as the tailors could make, bat rarely get the chance to make nowadays, since one can get the same perfection in our Ready Made Garments. �NOLONGEttAinuDi [kUH Hastings Banner. Thuryliy, Mireb Indictments _ Found fh. Standard OU Company to Terminate Its Career. Against Chicago City Aidermen. ^^Tgitos.. Propr^wg:-------- ■ ,ALEDS] JSiirho ’^mitled ”~2? city council 1 ALL BUT ONE PUT UP THEIR BONDS AM H, b “Oat ot Sight,’:** H W*re I b»- «»™«A •“'* tboogbu EWtbl^t^Ib*" br u*i~- TOLBElKOrmniDOFOOTOCTB Resolutions Adopts »y Mn. Wklek WIU Four Months-Dodd Give. IU Ui.tory —A Q*e»tioo Tb*t tbe Wuuly City Asks. WOODS CONFIRMED. lb.Bteudrt<1011Trro.t «I'7 Z^^u7’ (onulug lb, tnul •** »<*»> WWiHOTOs. M«cb p.nai„K «mw« Chicago, March A-Indictments against seven aidermen were returned by the grand jury in Judge Clifford’s court yestenlay afternoon, the charge in ^acb case being conspiracy to commit the felony of bribery. The city fathers who must stand trial are: William J. O'Brien, Sixth ward: Daniel R. O’Brien, Twenty-third ward; Nicholas A. Crem«r, First ward; Patrick J. Gorman, Thirty-third ward; Philip Jacluou, Four­ teenth ward; Stephen M. GomeUn, Seven­ teenth ward; John F. Dorman, Tenth CURE ward. °°“ " rircult Judg. o< •M"**.*" E’^Tib^fiX1^ JU u^uL John D. Huckrf-D-r ™ er another Courmeeting and John D. boure’ 'jiscuteioc, preseu • chiefly ooe-dded, Archbold *^-I***fT*<_ q c T Dodd: proceeding idmort excluaively from Ho-lved. That tM UP--’ B^Mdai-d Oil tbo M-nntors who oppoM-tl confirma­ ,ro.< MtortrtUt tod th- ,‘"Hl»r to. brt.br tion. It was expect fSSj2S«i.S5<i*r ■>< ±2 •fed thattwoat least of the Democratic .senators would vote for confirma­ K^w^r ntion, but thh did not the vlvur <>r survivors or nwm. •« 11 U. happen. **«»ir*to.to.On ------ront^Vv^procortW un<rictp£ "^“J^perty hrid by .rid EM, William Holl tn-.: -ir Of Sparta, E. Jn voluntarily Uyn: “ To Whom it May Concern: ** Unasked 1 deem it my duty to a s.iflrring humanity whose ixxllei-siid nou'.t J would havo healthy, to ten them of the -.»lur of ■MdtalSnmrina. While living m i^ta one of my children wm greatly Afflicted With Bolls ” All bat Oav Clro HontU Capiases were Immediately issuol by Judge Clifford for toe arrest of the al­ line*, .‘ w|wi with the wexception iid the proceeds thereof, toleged conspirators, and -rive of them were । ty jjn(>Ri — _ th»t Peffer 2 _ . roted -.-- angainet ___ ttou* rlhe ’t. a-rtlltlrmatlOU. gatoerotl in and promptly gave bril In ti* ( J Ulijujw) confirmation, with tor muo-r teteMlrt te »• Intel. tn^LT'Tto-.'r*. sum of SIO.OO each for their appearance 1.^ g - --------- • w.unhlican when wanted. The two delinquents were #wnntori without ,wlr, mad. It uurtl-rfIMauosItlon of the Stocks. Aidermen Gosselin and Gorman. Wbea | rflr cl<«. the final roll-rail •» *iii-u » 7“ court adjourned they had not been found. > ins . . twonrr-firo tor confirmation to «C.b*ll be dl-lribuiro Wtb. 01 Gosselin was arrested in the council chain- ttwenty'four against. All the other ju ber at night and taken before Judge Ad- (cial nomination*'rrr. '•’“•h'l' "c1"*“J""1 anw, where at 11 o'clock he gave l«nd*. (except Ibat ct Juda. UltoH. '•' <?';go“' mL.h Has Gorman Nought BolHadat t...inmated to Judge ot apptol*. ™<■ »“ 2 Alderman Gurmau. it is believed, has de- 1held up till today WmplJ ramped, aa all efforts to find him have !.McKenna, n rolfi.twl to fill th* on th. circuit Iwoch ot tb. tom. i“^lc “ proved unavailing. Tie was around the <dl«rtct, occtolnned l.J lb. drtth ol Judge criminal court building while the grand <Fawycc. th. prercdcnce which follow, tiJS to £ Vlr£. Of odd eerttikate jury was In session, and displayed extre.ne from priority of conlirmatlou. . it l»'iM the intent nervousne*a, leaving thebuildiiighurriedly «,.l nuntea ol til. r«<dnHon lb*t ■*«ydteMONEY FOR~WESTERN WATERS. Is the bane of »o many Urea that here is where when the jury reported. All the indicted wemD^our great bout. Oar pills cure it while men except Alderman Gorinan were in at­ U. tetornte In «Ud Wort. "I""1-'" •TWlnc.l - m.r <»“ "* TL22*2 *■ lhe v txn. mb -hh-v Bmall and tendance at the regular meeting of the (Some Item. That Find • council last evening, but took no part in Ulver and Harbor Hill. They arc s’-ncuy vegc-jura -toe proceedings. WASglXOTVX. March ».-Among ^e Koth "Gave Them Away." principal Item* of appropriation carried Alderman Roth made a statement to the by druggiato everywhere, cr aaut by maiL public last, evening which discloses-the by thu river and harbor bill are the follow­ CARTER MEDICINK CO.. New York. ing: Indlnna harbors—Michigan City­ SHALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE fact that the leading newspapers of the | city are tiehind the prosecution, and that ,outer harbor, #&).0U0; inner harbor, $15.it wm jo assist them in exposing the cor- OOO. । Michigan harbor*: Charlevoix harbor, rAKENTS—<»tve your children a knowledge ruption among tho city, fathers that he ac­ •of book-keeping, shorthand. Urpcirrlting. teleg­ cepted money for his votes on the “boodle ;flU.'XU; Frankfort, ♦»,««; «nmd Haven. raphy. etv. ordinances In the beginning of hb stale- ।HO.UUte, ttraud Marais Refuge, WOOD; inent he says he had not Istu long in the Manistee, KX',000; Holland (Black Lake), Ontonagon, FHit will council before he found that ordinances ;♦S.lMJO; Nusk. gon. BE MUCH^v-Z-£'£'ZZzZ Than Money. were not always ;»aitscd on their merits, ।(NX); Sand Beach, 1130,000; St. Joseph, ®".- orty ami io the formation and winding up of Educate them st tbe Gnuid Rapids [Mleb.l Bus­ South Haren. «10,00); Marquette, «W,। iness College, lajdyanl Block, eor. Pearl aud but that in sortie c;u«es they settled down UW; Ottawa st.1. Vl»u tn. Fot catalogue adtlress A. to a dispensation of money; at least that ।ai>. IMmkey, CO.UOO. H Parish, successor to C. to Sweusberg Wisconsin barbora—Green Bay. 110,000-, wa< the impression he got. x ' i*rovision is made |n the resoludou* for ’TLJJZ.’iLLiJ' Were Tartly In Approaching. Him. . Keuoslm. |15,0U0; Kewaunee. ftM»,OO(h Man- i * »«..-*— ! filling vacancir* In ,the body, actlh.' trustee ”1 Previous to the introduction of the'Econ­ 1..WOC, »w.a«: Milw.,.k™ rctuge. m.im. dUlM bj • majority vote and limiting die omic gas ordinance he hail not been ap­ .Milwaukee farther. Ft.i™. Ktolnr. gAOO: lug punu vote on any stocks staining in proached with any boodle propoeitidn be ­ Superior tap rtd St. 1-mll* b*r. Pfi.OO. --------' aTscriukek. M. dCV' tbe name of the trustee* to four months cause, M he believes, he was thought to Sbelwygan, RJO.Ouw. Ashland, H5,0ffiK from tbe date of action-March SI. be too honest to make such a proposition For a ship channel twenty and twenty. Physician and Surgeon, safe. But nt the time ot the p.-i-«wgc of one fee# in depth and of a minimum width HISTORY OF THE GREAT TRUST. Delton. Mtoli. the economic ordinance over the mayor ’ s of 300 fset in the shallows of tbe connect ­ . and rw-od instruction, semi one dollar Office in residence, one block east of ilepoL veto it waa found by the boodle members ing waters of the great lakes between Chi­ of the council that it would be necessary cago, Duluth and Buffalo an appropna A. & C, H. BARBER to bring into line some aidermen who had lion of |2,MO,000 is provided. For. contin­ In speaking in support of the above revo­ • Physicians and Surgeons. not been brought into line on toe original uing the improvement ot the Mississippi Calls in city or county responded to with voU^ln the ordinance. He snpposes that, river from tl.e moilth of the Ohio rtver to lutions Mr. Dodd said. “Something over ten years ago a few individuals owning promptness, day or nlghL thinking that his voting tor it would Iw fit. Paul. Minn., fl.300,000, with additional to place a certain amount of adver­ tising for you in the way we think worth more in satisfying the public th.«t contracts aggregating ll.SW.OOO per an­ stock In a number of corporations engaged will do you tbe most good, you should . tbo ordinance waa not wholly bad than num for throe years, commencing July 1, in transporting aud refining oil entered ILLIAM O. LOWDEN. into an agreement by which their stocks the vote of some of the members ot thu 1HKL . Lawyer. ___________________ suitable arrangements for payment were placed In the hands of tru-Xees, and Office over Julius Russell's store, Statei council whose reputation* were less sati-*Your order will then receive nil the MICHIGAN'S ELECTORAL LAW. certificates were issued by those trustee* factory led them to prefer him to others street, Hastings, ^ich. . attention that it requires. showing the amount of eaftb owner's equi­ who might-have been bought. table interest in tbe stocks so held in trust. A. SHELDON. DEVELOPMENT OF THE PLOT. . Abstract and Real Estate Office. GUAFD R apim, Mich., March 11—Gov­ Atetract Block, llasuugs. prepared and a plan of advertising ernor Winans yesterday outlinml what Money to loin on Kral Estate Kea) Kitate marked out; to bo told what papers sold on C'unmiMWi. Grnersl eonrevaaclag. course the Democrats would pursue upon held, and always have held, tbe voting Having a complete set ot Abstract Hooks, com­ Alderman Roth then proceeds: “It was the Miner law by which presidential elect­ power by virtue of their absolute owner­ piled from the Becord*, can foralsh complete t tracts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. during that period while they were seeking ors are elected by districts Instead of on ship of u majority of the stocks. both.and submit them for your con­ Other Thing* Il Didn't Do. sideration. togtther with our bill for for additional help to pass tbe ordinance a general ticket. “It was not done to reduce competition, P. DRAKE, M. D., over the veto that I wm first spoken to in He has no doubt of the validity of the law, itecauso tbe companies whose stocks were regard to getting money foi my vote. I but tiie Republicans will carry it to the »t*to placed in trust were not competing com­ Office over Holloway's drug store. wm spoken to by one of tho O’Briens, supreme court. If it derlan.-s agateut the law Office hours from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, con the ease will be «ppcal«*i u> tbo Vailed Stales panies aud could nut be ao long as their uectlng with residence, st Holloway s drug who said that I could receive a considera­ supreme court for a final decieioo. aud thte do- stocks were owned by the«> few person*. . 1 " electrotypes and estimates tl atore. tion for my vote." Knowing that the claiou will hardly )» reached la-fore .-loctiou. '’ vertiscr pays ns. For the expc It was not done to limit production or Ui ’’Catch ’Em Both Comln* and Gola.’" leading newspapers were fighting the increase prices, bat, mt the contrary, it g M. FOW 1.IILIXD. 8.; In the' meantime- continued Governor Wl- waa dune to increase production, cheapen buodlers he called upon thorn and ata cost of manufacture and to lower price*, meeting with several of the chiefs pf the Office houp 8 a. m. to 5 p* m. and it has been succesaful in that object papers and other gentlemen tho matter far beyond toe anticipation of thorn who was talked over “and arrangements were MITH A COLGKOVB, originated toe plan. It wm called made/or receiving the money promfeed in all the ins and outs of advertising Lawyer without any cost or trouble, read such a way that witnesses could testify to proceed under. Unleas the Republicans fall ‘txuat’ because it was a trust in the sense (Office tn Union block. H P1UXTEM* Ixw regularly, carefully, the visit of the man who paid tbe money. Into line and nominate and elect by districts in which toe word was then understood. Fraction Is sllthe courts of tin Btudiouly; issued weekly. 32 a year. Instead of upon a general ticket they will find It vested a fiduciary obligation iu a few Got ■ Bon of «yao. the state will be wild for the Democratic for the tbe benefit of many, and the /■“The 1750 was paid to me in my office, ticket. The canvaseing lioard will jeitte trustees thus created have faithfully ob­ \ E. KENASTON, which money l immediately showed to my certificates of election to tbore electors chosen served the trust confided in them. OL. Attorney at Law, For any further information address • (Over J. B. Goodvesr A Co.’S store.) bookkeeper, explaining who hod paid it according to the provisions of tbe new law. If Practicesin all courtaof tbe Blate. Colle< GEO. P. ROWELL. & Co., and why it was paid. This was on the thu Republicans perd*t in demanding that the “Other persona, however, found thia XonptlyatteorinK to.1 Wfdnesday after tho passage .over the electors chOM-n under tbe old law be rvcog- trust plan a convenient one, and it is al­ Newspaper Advertising Bureau, nlxcd the nutation will go before the Demo­ mayor's veto of the Economic gas ordi­ R. TIMMERMAN, Homajpathlc Phy- nance; and this money nt once, within live cratic house of representative*, todecldo which leged that it has been adopted for and 10 SPRUCE ST., NEW YORK. set of electors to accept adapted to purposes quite different from • slcjan and burgeon. minutes after receiving it, 1 took over to those which actuated the framers of this (Officeover Lathrop’s drug store.) the Daily News office, and in the presence DISPATCH FROM SALISBURY. trust. Whether them allegations are true MOHTOAGK HALE. of witnesses deposited It iu a safe in a or false, it is true that a trust Is now de­ AW, REAL ESTATE AND COLLECT ­ Reported to Have Declined to Extend scaled envelope, bearing the date and state­ Default having beeu made In Hie conditions fined to be a corporation to suppress com­ ING OFFICE OF of a certain mortgage made by .lames Emlalry ment as to what it referred to. That "Modus.” petition. to reduce production and to In­ aad Francis A. Kudsley to Emma Simpson Palmebton A Smith, Washington, March -21.—It Was learned crease prices. Public opinion has not un­ dated November n A. D.. tstn. and recorded In Woodland, Mich. tbe office of the Register of deeds, for tbe “About two weeks after the ordinance of through an official of the state department wisely been aroused against com bloat ions J. M. Smith, County cf Htrrv Barry and aud Stale ot Michigan, on the C. S. Palmeuton, the Northern Pacific pasned the council last night that a dispatch was received for such purposeo, and legislation of more Notary Pabllc. Justice of the Peace. the second time a certain nlderman from Ixird Salisbury in reply to or less severity, and rather more than lean from the south ride ward Informed ino tho not [the president of toe 8th Inst. peculiarity, has been directed agaitst become due and remain unpaid for slxtv days about noon, Jnly 28, tho day after toe then both principal and interest shall forthwith Tho co< Ms of the note could not be as- Ilin u> ...ratou, or ,l<bl«*> *t*u* ol lb* become due ami colled aide, amt <I<-taiii: having ordinance was passed, that Billy O'Brien certalui but it is understood that it con- union. ■been made In the pavrneat of Interest due Novhad the money, and that ho waa to meet tains. t | refusal of Lord Salisbury to O’Brien at toe Sherman house at > extend AU *uch UTansomwl. u. now nd»M modus vivendi for another o'clock.” He communicated this to the rallwl InKu.’ .nd >11 Snuu’ an pop*. . . • -...M tetri <11 inter newspapers, and as he understood they —Snsrtiiiu is now due and payable by tbe terms Urlp rappond paruk. ot U>a aam. had the hotel watched to see that the rortblar*aaon,U lor no otbn, U meeting took place. W.4SHIR6TW, March 11.-Secretary abould ba nrloiuly aauldvnl ahatlwr MSB ot four hundred sixty four dollars aud 50"Both" Written on the Envelope. Blaine is improving, and H was said at his M» and no -oit or pruceodi>gs at law having “Very soon after a o'clock Billy O’Brien house last night that he wm out yeatarday ibl. ir.*’ abould nut b. tmalutad. So Wm hMdtutfd to recover the moneys secured long •» It Ulate thte ooonpUou ot Ila purmet mo in the city clerk’s office and con­ •r Mid mortgage, or any part thereof; Um*‘ JBUM7’ P^dan po« will «iat” Mr. Dodd tin. aald that now. therefore, by virtue of tbe power of ducted me into the washroom, where he sale contained In said mortgage, and the in attendance upon Senator MorrlU said U»te waa anotba, naaon which mad. It handed mean envelope wl th tho won! ’ Roth ’ statute In such rase made and provided, notice last night that the senator is still improv­ J*-*'"1'1* « UImoU. tbla tnut, aud tw written on thb outride of ft. The envelope ta hereby given that on Saturday tins 2fth day of M»f, A. D.. wpj. at tffli o'dock In the forenoon, was sealed. I then went over to Mr. Rak- ing- Representative Springer continues ferrod to the recent decision of the Ohio ^<7^1 DJ- Cn^’’ b‘* «“ supreme court, which be said made the I shall eell at pabllc auction, to the highest bld tv ’ s office, in the Commercial Bank buTTQWar.kt.the north front door ot Barrv County trust what It wm never Intended to be. ing, the attorney for The Tribune.” At Cmnt tipuse tn the City of Haidar, Michigan, »O>1 decided that toe Standard Oil com­ ffflatbeing the place where the Circuit Court this office he met representa*.iviHi of reveral mW-Barry tounty la balden', the premises depany h;ul forfeited in» charter. newspapers, and the envelope was opened ■eribed In still mortgage, or so mnch thereof in their presence and found to contain two Goiag BuslnMsat iho-Oid Stand. Eirf w ,wy U'B a”u,Mnl ,1Qe 00 STL’ABT, Iowa, March U-Fiv0 w*sk» ,mU". ■aw iMrtgnge. with seven per ©rut, interest. H00 bills. The bills were, then mat Led, ‘Th. truat «rMd Mll^ciMtt.torrtberwith tile attorney s and aealed up again while the gentlemen ■go a well-todo farmer of WaucomBt Uficates are evidences cf equita­ fee allowed by law eonvciianted for therein, the present wrote their names <^n the envelope, IMnW Potter, nged IB years, declared that ble titles in stocks, the 1 egal title to PT.'21!MM bel,’K ‘’-^riberl In said mortgage as certain lots and parcels of laud situate and took such memoranda as they saw fit.’ hewas gvuDR to sterve himself to dwito "bleb 4. >«te| |u th. truMtew. It la protatoatownshlu of Baltimore, iu th- eouuw of The package was then locked ap iu The feme® that tlmo he bml refused to eat food po’ed to convert thia equitable title Into of Michigan, ami drecrtbZiaa Mndbedlwl Saturday. Hew^X^ th. leg*l tltla. Your Intonate will b. tho News safe. MM.'!hw,7L M'Orter of the northeast quarter of motion nflren. town two duced to a skeleton. The Alderman Explains Ills Action. **»• aa now. Tha Tarioua roxporaUnua ■orth r-Aiivw—। .. After this detectives were eiuplayed by will conUnu. to do U>« mu bu.ln«u aa the newspapers anti other evidence dis­ heretofore, and your proportion of their A LAUMDRY SOAP, PURE AMD SANITARY covered. Mr. Roth proceeds: “With chia talKW. March Sl.-lt 1. nndro^Mi I had vury little to do. I desire to be Un­ U *h»me Secretary Matthews will probderstood distinctly, aud X have plenty of *”.J order the release in May of Mrs. FU»rv.u. iaet, proof to warrant my statement, I took no £-Eto.i osborns, now fc.m. Haban, Itanap. money at any time fcr any purpose or her iron, Of niQ. monlhH. imprtaunmeotkw than toot of bringing to light the corrupt methods employed In the city council and will SICK KSSrcESS? HEAD ACHE PLUG J5S POPULARSIZE I having 30 on her finite, and brlug imabh to walk. 1 had heard of Hood's Kart.ipvr;)H, and bought a IxdUe. half of r. rich cured en­ tirely. Two years affc r, another ehlM »u afflicted as badly. I used the other iutf bottle of Hood'* 8*rsap:ui!la with I.,..- re. suits. About four > can after, the Child fl* q affllctod wae apdn tornnffltetl lik«* .fi.;,. .ckj 1 bought a bottle -on. Sunday at U.m srd again a cure. 1 gave some of lb- tendi 1;^ to a poor woman and two child:’-.;;-.L-y helped an were mine. Through a Wittonial sent to C. L Howl & Co.. iu<c!r;> 1 rca from all the country, atlclm: If it * a< a >na fide’ Uwttmonia). and of course I Wrote all that it wm, and hn. 0 the know Ini.- id Scores and Scores Of persons helped or cured by tlo-J 1 e:>r«jparillx ‘Mild cs-ies of rbmtnuiii mlqte yielded to it- Blliousne** and. bail Inv: hare •been oonrcUst In my own Lundy. I . it tho only patent medicine 1 havu Mt lite praising. I speak not for C. I. Hood, tat for the Jobs who uro impatt-n*. and .vn tor­ mented beyond 1 nduranee. Nothing I know of will cleanse the blood, sttoulat- the liver, or clean tbe stomach so perfectly as Hood’s Sarsaparilla on wishing to know more, enrluung • will ba informed. Yours iu the health, liapptac*’ xnd virtue 8? h-imsnlty.** William Hot terlan church. & of BEST QUALITY yrzv%^^RLHKM To Advertisers If you wish to advertise If you instruct uy BUSINESS CARDS. C H W If you wish an advertisement ], I ^«KLEJ?!?.MJKiaSfSJ Jf.’SSI P advertisement?, If you want to learn WHY IS THE W. L DOUGLAS I S3 SHOE otsfe&M, S P L Snefflven tiNNua wtaTwiU wear no other m»x* Woolley & Bronson. H AbMlNH»H.’ATI»K S SA1-1. In Hint ’waiter of the estate’ cl ttearye Weigh*, deceased. .... „ ., Xutice l» hereby given «»«’ * Fh public aoctiou. to th»- hlgbret bldcic:r. on ™ day tbe an*ent1» d»v •»» April. A. 1» te’- tn the t..wn*bi|» of Vn»ir‘ ■ranted tn tc- on to** Marell, A. 1»- l*W ’■> «•- I'o-bn’e <<>«« ot Barry cnnnly. Mh-blRMi. 1 rf right-title and Interest of 1h<- *aht 5,1 In ai-d to the real estate sttuste w’’* ■ '• * tbeCo«utqr«d Fans in Ibe Xtate Mieius**known and dt*cril*.| a*fa»«w«te" ! . Th- west ball of the rorih • ,r (klotseetfou rlskt <»> t"*1,'. « Mnorth.ranjp* kujlU) *eri. llsrrj t »• 6 Administrator- KIRKS sr^x.c$^r SOAP V," SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. Tte ncm of ihA Crcrt C”“fr ' without . prtxlkl bi lhe htetory / AU dnonu *rc uilborwol » *^1 - .. tenrort**»e. *t*«ltal»o«k«["''V .rt, <x»Mlr Muxl. Th«l ll beo-“ '1 ” Un Proprcloro *tl*ei»rt»<»><':-1"^ ptaoug ; Srorole Bonk Frc, uw>«"J? ... tx wue. If yon dread «»» . �Unlike tm Dutch Process Your ns. eks washing THE GOSPEL BLESSINGS; HISTORY OF A WEIX. LESSON XIII, FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ WcdncsiU.r. Marek-M. Gold be.vitur quart*, yielding flflO to tht •on, han beet*found in the Iron Clot 1 mine, NATIONAL SERIES. MARCH 27. y^xs old, I* in Ixd from the elTucui of th< poboa. He U guarded by officers, a* he h suspected ot being the pobboer. l^ggett & Myera’ tobacco factory *1 St. Louis burned. Lorn KSS,<XX>: insured. There were WO men. women, poyr- and girbtin the building at the time aud they had a narrow tweape, bntedl got out safely, many having, to descend the fire esrapte andfiremetffa ladders.___ John L. wo* that fighting Cot bet for <10,000 and a pnrso of <25,000 is jt wt Hkr finding the money. Rev. F. N. Rico attacked Bbht >p Foeare used in the ter.of the Matbodist church, in Bailtimore, and called hiwi hard names. There have been twenty-nine death* preparation of The Paigo Tube works at Wamm, Pa., [QIURTKRLX MIB&IONART LESSOR.] from typhus fever at New York. ' I, "Comfort yo, comfort ye, my peopl* । exploded and killed Cyrus Millar. Foor, Eight thousand uhknown dead were Will iook whiter, will be cleaner and will sal th your God.” Tais chapter begins th ( other men wm- badly hurt. buried in the potter’s field of New York second section of this great grophecy, There ws* a dynamite explosion at thu ; be'done with less labor If which la so frequently quoted from by barracks of. the Republican Guard in j The Canadian government has renewed thu New Tessament writers ns words of Paris, and Parislaas fear anarchy. Isaiah tho prophet that every believer Emperor William, of Germany, Is suf­ the ninety-day quarantine against Amer­ should be.perfectly satisfied thdt the same fering froin.au affection of tnu ear, and hta ican- cattle. Isaiah wrote, by the Spirit, ths whole book. 'illness boa a disquieting effect on Barlin Tho“ossified" man,of Port Jefferson ,L- X. is ustul The clothes will smell sweete^-and See Math, viii, 17; xil, 17; Lfikelv, 18, 19; is deml. Ho had been confined to bed fqr polities. / which is absolutely pure will Isst lonp-e-r. S^NTA CLAUS SOAP i 3. "Speak ye comfortably to Jerusalem, sixteen years, and suffered intensely. A ballot a passed over Albuqnurqu* N. and soluble. ' and cry uute her that her warfare (appoint- . Senator Qatch, author of the local pptioo M., going southwest. There wan a light It has mere than three times the urength pure., it cleans but does not injure the. <xi tirao margin) is accomplished, that her an board, but no voyageur-could Jm seen bill now before the Iqwa legislature. *ayf Iniquity b pardoned." This is Jerusalem, of Cocoa mixed 'with Starch, Arrowroot he has little bqpe that it will pasa. fabric. |K: doss rjot roughen or chap the-tho throne of Jehovah, tho principal city 'even through glass. or Sugar, and is far mure economical, Lindsay Porter,,-------------living near Tho liabUilies of the firm of Boehm <fc ---------------------—Ploinvieflr, -------------- ,, in the Holy Laud. representing'God'a peo-. hands. Co., at Denver, ar»now stated a18300,&Z>. I Minn., a wealthy farmer, has just takwi totting leu than one cent a tup. It pie in the days of Isaiah, Judithind Is­ Boehm bad bis life injured foi In I 10 wif“ Ml®* Eva DanieJ* The groom ii js deiiciuus, nourishing, and xasilt : rael: a tid these words are for their heart*, 70 *ad the bride 3K DIOMTED. ______ _ \ with special reference to daya yet future favor of hia creditor* [.Becoming suddenly insane st Tiffan, Horatio Hill,- the oldest printer in Chiwhen their appointed time of delirera: Sold by Grocers everywhere. 6., Walter A. Snyder, a popular young ' cago, fibdead. lie was 85, and went to the shall coma, and the iniquity of the Ian slmll be removed in one day. (Zech. Hi, ‘J-, man, drew a pistol and shot three men—j Windy City when there were only 3.00C • • Gabriel spoke of this to Daniel in the reve­ B. W. Casbangh, E. T. Naylor ami T. W. people there. Three young En^ishmen have been aslation of his seventy weeks which should Downey-tl;« latter probably fatally, he I ' sanitM by police of Rio Janeiro, and a end in the bringing in of everlasting then killed himself. John I* Sullivansny* that his light with specimen of the way John Bull note under rightcousnra*, and making nn end of in­ To the quallteC electors of the several wants of iquity, transgressiou and aln. For the Corbett will be his last, that ho will win , Buch L-ircumslanees is looked for pretty ADMINISTRATOR’S BALE. tbe Citv ot H.xstincs: • seventieth week or period wo still wait. nnd win easily, but that he would rather J-----aoon. You arc hereby nour-cd that tbe annual city In the matter of the estate of C. Columbus have fought Mitchell or Slavin. elrcllcn ■•til be held or. Monday tbe 4th day of (Dan. Lx, 34-37.) Backus. <l<«c<-.iM'-l. E. G. Sherman, of Kansaa City, has been AprlJ. !♦«!. in compliance with section six <«• of .Albert Winter, of Monroeville, O.,! awarded the <700 offered by tbe state and 3. “The voice of Mm that crieth in tbo ■- •riven that 1 shall sell at the - .ty ekarter. at which eieettou the follow— t bidden on Friday, wildernrea, Prepare ye tho way of tbe Lord, tug oricen are to be rlectM • ; pleaded guilty of grand larceny rather the victim’s family for the iirrt«l and con­ w. ..w. v» A. D.. isyf,at ten Ore Mayor. Reorder. Treasurer. Justice of i (■’clock, in rt:n forenoon at the Ute residence make straight in the desert a highway for than be convicted of pptty larceny, ait viction of the murdi-rcr of Hun. D. B. Gil­ the Peace iu .place cf Br.*-ell B. Wlxhtman ! of tbe lau-C. Colnmbos Backut. di -erased. In our God." From Math, iii, 3; Luke lil, 4, thuev was leMspunishmc-iit for the greater liam at Alton, life.,'two years ago. •Ab,irr:-: of ('Ificj! expires July 4th next, oae j ’2 P the township of Barry. Iu tbe county of 5; John 1, 28, we have no difficulty in locat- |i OffoiMH). M.irJ’ia;. Supervisor flrst and fourth wards, I I *V 7 - . Timothy A. Chipman, ivwBil-known dry Barry, In the state of Michigan, pursuant to ing the application of this verse, or, at ; . , , ;>: p>>tvl«->ri-<*condaiid (bird wards, aho Alder“ • Uceuse and authority granted to me on the '^Kh iu appllcMloo, (or nunrlI i .-ijcri ‘f",P. ’.' Morton, vice president I'"-"0"'' of tho goods merchant of Milwaukee, in fact man for e-icb of the four wards, also Constable /•» mxve rc-ut' rday.of Eelirnary. A. D. 1W1. by tbe Probate DTODhKto bur.. .loubte Uurl.on. . O«r.r I <•»'?"' *»!“■ l*! Milwaukee’s "luerchpiit prince,” is dead. for wmn of I’m tour wards*. alM one membeF of | nLwfl i O Tilt OfUiE prophecies have a double horizon, a nearer I court of -Barry county, Michigan, all ot the the Beard of Education, from each ward of the 1 a auit nt Chicago over i he enforcement of He began life ns a New England farmer • estate, right, title ami Interest of the said de­ and a more remote.. city a* follows: For the flrat ward Iu puce of of.InInand andtntnthe tbereal r»al estate estatesite slteMe and u judgment. Mr. Morton bus no real In­ boy, an$lwnstitS years old He went Id AMb ZJI IHdVC -rue n B r *v- ; ceasedof. 5. •: I'hlHlps. tor |he second ward In place ot ■4. “Every valley ahull las exalted, and ■ . ■ »-<«i»u»' ’*■ "* . « lum.’■ m u>». state of in Hie case, however. Milwaukee iu 1857. w. II Huflman. for the third ward Id-place of 1 and hill *11011 shall lie made i■ terest ' Michigan, ku ,wn and described as follows ' every mountain nnd A. E. Keakes, for the fourth ward In place of The Burton manufacturing block, cornel .. . .. .. . . ■ low." All hindrances shall I m : -'removed . Thursday, March. 17. Veo. Tsmllnson. all of whose terms ot office ex­ Clinton and Van Buren streets, Chicago, 'S a I O'oveoim la Hint <l«y. on.l ull thing, reI pire the first day of July next. . The men shot al Tiffin, O., by W. C. was damaged (HO,000 by fire; partly in­ * 7he f dlowing places ire (tnslgnatcd for hold­ mirth.range nine (»» west, aecordli'g to.'b-t stored! to Israel that the prophet* have I■ Snyder . will all recover. ing the said election in the several wards of tbe sured. Five firms-were burned out, one, United Mates survey teen-ot: al-o ton ■ in. . foretold: but lIFActe ill. Si, wc read that ; ”;C3’. -----------, S citya-t follows: First ward. Frank Stanley's I acres off fromtne nortli end o! tho ••nst b»dt} tl • vl. ,>> r»,rr*t u.tii rr.m. ' I*arrnnn police are atirred up out! vow the Horace O'Douoghue Printing Com­ I t«4). of the north w«st quarter . .. of section th'» ” ‘11 s ! vengeance on the anarchist* ; Uraitth .-hop: Second ward. J. S. Good year’s pany, losing <30,000. IN THE l-i:l!d(ng K A S. K. R; Third ward. j Thirty one <31 Un township one (b, uoriti range < oad tunc. When John the Baptist camo . . . . j Catholic Knight* of America lose noth? Council rorni over R«-.inter** More, state-street; . nine lol west. . in the spirit and power of Elijah he was re- I I’wrtb war*' Sh>-ruF' Ofih-tt Court House ■ ing by Treasurer O'Brien’s defalcation. Ktuitex Hanruoite ! >;t“l b>’ l.ho .ru.Lenh?”.'1 l? ! Kt-'iitea Haiithoiin. i ;; I. A fire In Spreckelo* augnr refinery at The employee of the Grand Trunk rail­ Admuiistramr Chrisi (Luke 1, 1.: Math, xi, lb, Hr, xvb, , caused a loss of JXW.tXXl; tn- way are threatening to go on a strike. J. B. lion Kists’. I ■ 12). aud He plainly told Israel that they <I Philadelphia */*“, The passenger rate between Chicago ? ' knew'not the time ot their visitation, nnd * ,'tbnt jhej- would not seG Him n-;nin until || The grand jury at Chicago has indicted and. Cincinnati has been reduced from W Mrs. DunT’ they would be ready to welcome Him , Dr. Scudder for the murder :kLI253[SK223Sr:rZ-3SlT25JZJ-:'2«Ls23K5HMSBESBEE5Ea}B2aaBE£33KS2Ei£EC'3X®’3SSiBE3EaSHBa?i®HS36S3S?iSi:5 I “ >"■ I! (L :kq six, 41-44; Muth. xxlH, &>. Th6'hotel’at Drc’ehausen,- Germany, has Three Mexican rancheros, aHegetl ;to i 5. •‘.Vid the glory of the Lord shall be • —— - been burned. Two boys lokff their IIve« In J i. v, .di-,1. and all llrau shall nee it together, j J* <?«*“ men, have been arrested iu the flames. ' • • i for tbe inoath of the Ix.nl hath sjioken It." . . Tho Standard Oil trust has been dis­ ’ YChvri Jeus oune the Ann time it was in J, A snow storm ia raging over Arkansas solved by a two-thirds vote of its certifi­ I iHiiuilintion. not iu glory (Phil, ii, 5-8), and and part of Tennessee, ioraethlug unpra- cate holders. । His glory was acldoih iwvn, and by but a r Wlcpted at this sensou* Louis Cartigny, of Hyeres, France has [ very few, as on the Mount of Transflgura- ! Indications are that diplomatic relations died at the age of 101. He was the last J tian, nod at the marriage iu Cann (John i, ’ will Ik- resumed shortly between thiscounFrench survivor of the battle qf Trafal­ ’I 14; ii. 11; Il Pct. i, 16, ID- But when Ho , try and Italy. It is expected that congress gar. : 1 shall1 come in glory, bringing Hh saints ; will appropriate a small indemnity to tho Hon. William R. Morristm hak • been Who has visited this city onodayo.-.cb month fi r the pa«t year, !|is done \ with Him, every oye sUJIi sec Him, nnd ' families of the victim* of the New Orleans timer excellent j>r*fi.-<u«l<>tMil work mid made more ditlieull euro and warm elected chairman of the interstate com­ ! they nltu> Blau which t»icrci-dpierced' Him (Math. xxv. ■ vrv mull mob. atni'i-c ii: v*lka and ail with it horn to tins hsd any total of d'-uiings merce commission, vice Judge Cooley, re­ । 31; Cbl. til. 4: Rev. I, 7J. Onr lesson does tlimt any strniiBVr who had ev r rtstted our Icxullry. Indeed bis character, The committee which went to Russia to like his skit], is bej-ood reproach. ‘ not tit-refore describe the blcjt-ings of the distribute the cargo of wheat, etc., sent by signed. The town of Quillimanc, in Africa, is Gospel a* now preached to gather out the the Indiana, telegraphs that the distress DURING THE COMING YEAR THE DOCTOR’S ' . church from all nations (Acts xr, 14), but is not exaggerated and on the InereaflJ larsieged by 6,000 armed natives, and ■ Visits will be faithfully oontinucd. aiid if life and health be spared he hojw-s I the blessings that will be- when after and advises the sending of other cargoes British warship has been ordered there io odd mamrauttiK e tts,ntr already very extrnMt e Ils’, or ;>atl« Gts. , • from Mozambique. i Christ’s second coming Israel shall be the of grain. y The lutitr^ryt-ur- hare larjrvlv increased themitr-.U r<.f»-hr.fnlc Invalids, • missionaries to the whole world. oyring Urgcliv*1 the peculiar itulm-nce exertedbv tin* fiillu. tixn<l4i(7rl|>pc>. Mrs. McClain, of Pittsburg, while drunk, Edward M. Field, son of Cyru*AV. Field, oven tboec who rare escaped this blighting rctmiin* tevllnv its peculiar cf: (5. "The voice sold. Cry. And he’raid, who ennseu canned uto tho tmiuroo* failure of me the unu firm nt new New placed her 3-year-old daughter on the . . in. . . . ----- — ......... wno fix-n upc.ti tiirlrAyatrrus. All unffenrr* from cut unto threat and iumrnf. W1M .ball 1cry. All labl, i-™., York by pmelloU roWOT, bmn ~'„l stove to punish her for crying. The child fcctions find tlal'tisclr.-s ftillltik* instrad of Itupruviug‘unit 's under the all the Rootllmens thereof is as the flower . to llU-insane n>ylum until it can be defl- was almost burned to death when rescued ni'-st skillful treatment. Th!«-fe« abo true of catarrhal ci-mlitlons of the Kffi!VSlS:££ w« ^tbe».eaul,,2or thl. ......jy dKM«l Jl‘«t 1. th, eouAillon o< M, stotiTacii, bowels todu-ys ami btaddw. Indeed nh" tbe >rl:«tainInr -j«trin aud 8 • • by the father. nincoi « .-.tctnbtpnes Imre snffeml nxxu. often Dsurtlgts. - verso by comparing Psahns cih, 15; James mind, nijnJ No one at WnshingtoD knows what Sal­ rheumatic *ffcctl'>n!» and grave honrr.disturbances. The liver nl’o. one of |’i, 10. 11. Verse 17 of Lhischaptcr alsd lid|js tho infret im|«’Tt*nt organ* of the lt>.«ly, ba* not rwsqtu. n.;d in too many Marquis de Mores, well known out in isbury replied to the president’s last note cstM-s liar ralTrrstd freui « angvstfoiei. t-nlnr,'< -. (nils mid genorOl liwpidtty. ! to explain it. Man can do nothing toward ncci»mp»:i;»:d by rll Ils dlt-tTx-’Wiiig train of symptoms, a* lironsv, ronslipaNorth Dakota as a cattleman who failed It is believed to make Mme concessions, • itisowtr ntle.-qption. Salvation is of the t;on oftl.e txi.T-1-. piles, sfek himdactfe. vutrue and immcliva .ioprtMflOti« <>* in a scheme to slaughter cattle at their but orders are preparing ta send the reve­ ’ Lon! < Jduah Ji. 0) from beginning to end. spirit* wugrstlqns with cvld hands and feet, alternated with tout of pafms nue cutters to Behring sen. and solekrd P-ct; coated tongue, foul bromh. acting head, buck anil limb* 7. ‘‘The gnus) wkhervtb, tlu- flower fad- point of production ;yid ship the beef east The English Miners’ federation, which thick nun high ci iored urine, cm**, irrituble temper, at’d reneral “muo and to Europe, fought a duel in Belgium ■ elb, because the spirit of the U«id Llowetb devils." <’1wracc>Mnpnnyli»cuta iMPfHly fliustrate tho forej..ang «!i«caMs! stopped work rt wpek ago to force up with M. Isaacs, sub-prefect of Fourmie* ' upou it; surely the people Is gnus?* To cs.iKlfttot's fir part all <■( .-hleli Dr. Hiiniphrej .treat - rttnt cure* wltt-ro jmprice-i aud prevent a fall in wages, has flt-bts will tdltbftHJy follow Inslruction*, without which the sick eatinot, . lean'upon Egypt or Asyria, to ;.ut conft- France, wounding his antagonist through resumed work. There: Is still much die­ e .w.et help. ■ dent* In man and worship idols, the works the right breast with a rapier. De Mores •in all oineurc diseased condition:* Dr. Humphrey urge* the afflicted to quietude among the miners of certain secof nien’s hands, was Israel’s sin. To de­ is uow a socialist. brimt a rarnplc <»l nrt&c for rju.i: analyst® Tills sIhmiKI Imj the first pits:*«<l UOU : on i Ultig. and ;>4t In nn absolutely cl’-an tattle, kvtrt cuoltuui brought the sire a king like other nations, when God saint* day ita*»i-a, and at hiwt tour ouacex in quantity. I wislttd them to lx» separata from all mtMax Strakoncb, the famous impressariu, LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. F!f“Fw4«lvoly no casts taken without n personal examlnntion. j tions nnd let Hho l» their king, was a died at New -York of paralyafa. V j great sin ngaiust God. Chicago. I . Deacon will be tried for killing Ms wife's I had suffered for years with serfoil/ deafness from, CaxKi’Mirtiug CCRKV.--I was rapidly falling Into the i 8. “The gniM wilhereth. the flower, paramour Abellie, at Cannes, on Muy l(k grasp of that fi-ll drwtroyer. consmnptlon, given up by caun-h. Dr. Humphrey cured me. _/ physicians and friends, c-mld Jusrt poke ntattt unable to ! fadeih, tyut tbe word ot our God slmll < * Kay. Dia B. CauBj Hiilsdde, Midi. Following woic th- qontaUoas oa tho The New York assembly has pasoed tho board of trade today; When—March, opened !:> anything of ao-i't.-iit. Have I asm entirely cured by Dr. ' stanil fbrexer." Man and bis glory shall ’ draf for years that 1 ronld only hear when Holman s>. Huraplucy. i fu<!” away; his lofty looks and his bnnghti- senate World’s fnir bill, appropriating KB4c, closed R.?$c, May. opcnwl mhA closed M;.- • Jexmf. Framiun. Mason. Mich. .... ..«... Dr. Holman 3. Humphrey bn« corwi me «-nKJHc: July, opened tSkjc. closed 3te. (.'ora— I n'.-s>:slinll be bowed down, aud the !x>r<l iwio.im rljetr. Hkbt Whit*. Ijmslug. Mica. 1‘AHALVfW Ct’iiKP.—Our lijtle ton was psnilyzcd, had ; aloiw shall'be exalted in thntiJay (Isa. ii. The liabilities of Guonzlx-rg. the Rus­ March, uixm.ti and c)px-d 3Tc; May. opened to a skt-icloti. wan a great a anfforcr enuirrh. June, oienod 3'yfce. closed For niiH-icen tong years 1 suffered Hw- misery nnd an- wasted r.:iummiiUMu ,|’;<.n.‘ u’< from ■ 11,17). The world passeth away, and tbtr sian banker, are estimated at between 15,- 37)ic. closed ........ .....I ■■ and Xtluat took him to Oate-Xay, openel clo-vd 27?4c; norsnevof Mcrtom. dratnt-is from coUttrh of ti-.riMC ntid .. Holman 8 Himn'hrer nt the hotel . lust thereof; but be that ducth the will of W0.W0 and .VOuO.OOO roubles. Dr. Holman S. nwntpnrey Humphrey si at im the nut hotel In Mason about mWdleear. Was completely cured by Dr. Humritrer. ur. June. cjwno.t —, ekrsed 27?fe-. P.>rk—March, oneiimmanu. year ngo and in a lew month* lie was well nnd er.tin.' Gtsllpbldeth-for ever (I John ii. 17). Mun’s An immense throng of people attended opened S1U.ID. closod IU.Sk May. opened Amos Kknimm. lilllHtale. Mich. )y over hla paralysed and no-rly bclpii-s* coudMon. 1 thoughts nnd ways ami roilgiousnoM and i the funeral of the late grand duke of 81U.1 A clostxl Slain; July, opem-d SI0.8^ . Fiiank I.. BotsTox, E«!en. Ingham Co.. Mich. inhihrcy restored my niir&n>eM nt! vain, nnlnu it- accord firiviwl with I Hesse at Darmstadt, Germany. cloasd >!0.l7i<. Lard—Mar<h, opened Sd3j, purposes rirsare all unless in Forth Adam* Mlrtt. >-. i;>_- <-. imph-tc. close.1 JG-tU ■ the Wohl of the Lord (I Pel. i, 23-35). Tcnneso) Democratic conventions will torture with ukt-mtlon of thcHtoinnch to such an extent Uro slock—Prices al tho Union Slock yards 9. "O tliou that tcllest good tidings to meet ns follows, all at Nashville; To Fwaa troubled for year* with catarrh. doafncM and that I vomited up every night wliat I had eaten dunni.runBing from one car. Was cmiphitely cured by Dr. •dU’ «Uiy. I tried - very where fyr relief, even golnc io DeZirfQ. get thee up into the high mountain: select delegates to Chicago, May 2C; state today ranged as follows; Hogs—Mai kst active, and price> 5c higher; sales ranged al umphrey. iruft. bnt got no relief until 1 put my case in Hie hands i>t O thou that telle-d good tiding^ to Jeru­ ticket, Aug. V. Bkv. F. W. riAn.KV-JoxxH. Muskegon. Mich. 83.W&4.IS pigs, S4.45«e4.8i lifcht. X-lX^kMI Dr. Hohrnn 8. Humphrey, who cared n>o entirely tn a . aaicm, salem, nit lift up tuy thy vv:ce voice wun with .strength; strength: lift few months. Mna. M. f-' Ckom wrtu iJtisiiur.yHch. $4.10^,1.30 mixed. and Cleveland is “nil tore, up” over the re­ rough packing. 1 been very bard of bearing for many year*. '»a • it up. be not afraid; say upto the dtli-s of port that five immigrants suffering with 805^1.75 heavy packing and shipping lota. iillrviy cared by Dr. Holman S. Humphrey. DlSTHKfSlXU t’ATABRHAI. BRONCHITIS WITH HpITTINO I Judah, Behold your God” (marginal readtyphus fever are on their way to that city. Cattle— Market moderately active aud prices E. C. CAMraKl.1. Hillsdale. Mich. or Br;oo:> Cvarn*.—For fourteen years 1 bad been torture । ing nnd Revised Version). A magnificent The officials are on tbe qui vivo. *d with :i cough which was often so severe sa to vomit Stealy; quotations ranged Kt 84.Okg,3.10 cbolde verse, but Zion, Jerusalem and Judah to extra shipping steers. H.u3©4.33 good to ’ I , utmost blind for years. My sight was resroicd to dip. ami at one time I almost bled to death. J also had a Secretary Foster has arrived at homo choice do. f&5U^3.9j fair to good. Htn®x43 very m vet o catarrn of (he stonuch and bowels. Dr. Uolme by Dr. Holman 8. Humphrey. mean just what the names imply aud not Mas. Mot-nar, North Adams. Mki>. tuuu 8. Humphrey cured me. from Eturtnd in improved health. Ono of the church. Isa. xxv, 8, 9; 111,7-10 give bis first callers at New York was (Pliono- common to mtalium do. S&ID&XOO batchers' Mn& K. Herr, Lansing, Mich. clear light, upon iL The I.ord shall build ! waa blind with cataracts in both ey es. Was operated IRSOMWIA .»SD N’KItVOfS PnOSTlIATlOS CTHXD.—When up Zion when He shrill nppt ur in his glory van Rossa, who failed to sec the secretary. steer* 83.W©aif) fcwR-ra. 81.toe.IU row* by Dr. Humphrey and my sight restored. T went to Dr. Holman 8. Humphrey nearly u year ngo I Franz Schneider, convicted of murder­ Sl.7303.00 bulla and fXtoftlUO veal calve* MR*. A. Rvshxi.u Augusta, WM. (Pa. cii, 10), nnd then He will bring the had no Idi-n.of Retting help, but went simply to please my church back with Him (Col. HI, 4). There­ ing servant girls, was executed in Vienna. higher; <jnotation# ranged at |4.t«) friends. I Could scarcely step or mkc a moment a comL85 totally blind for twentv-fuur years with «cnflo tort contracted phytical and mental suffering. At fore let us be obedient arid give Him no Two poachers were hanged in Englund for Westerns. H7J&H.2J natives, and $>.23®4.&> -- 4. Dr. Holman 8. Humphrey rcimiml the catar­ timestor I thought I should lose my mind: all was darkness rest till He makes Jerusnlem a praise in killing a game kceixsr who caught them lambs. acts urn! gave mu good eight. ! and alcMiin. Dr. Holman S Humphrey cured me entirely, • Jxo. Noitvii. Eau Claire, WU. poaching. tho earth (Isa. Ixii, fl, 7). Every aoul now and 1 rcoorauiend him to all affiloisd. l*roduc«: Butter—Fancy separator. 2Tq| D K. Hawlkt, Mason, Midi, Ing. Co. Abs't Ofller. won to Christ hastens Hi* return. St. Patrick’s Day was duly celebrated 2Sc per lb; creamer tea, ZB;tS7c; dairies, I had suffered Tor years with a M-csUcd Inmtrablo valv­ 1(1 "Behold, the Ixirtl God will come all over the United States. The Irish flag fancy, fresh, 21©ac: parkin; Block, frstb, U ular disease of tho heart. Dr. Hutnprey cured mo entirely. Axahatika raoM DisiMsx of Km.xgys Ccnan.—For 22 J. V. BttttXKit. Newark. Ohio. with s8»ong hand, and His arm shall rule flew from the New York city hail and the yearn I have been slowly breaking dov.n ami tho 2stb of for Him; behold, Hla reward is with Him, Chicago city officials bad a holiday by the May my logs Ixwm to swell mu! became so large In n 1 was fi-.lly In tho dutches of numb palsy. Dr. Humph­ fast fair good. lO^Do per lb; rojaters, fle; duck* few days thst the ankles were larger than the thighs. I and His work before Him.” At His first grace of the city council. rey cured inc completely. „ „ , , was completely laid up. Dr. HnuptiNff lias so complete­ A. R. Lea, a member of the Wisconsin UkaHc; geese. UStllc; turkeys, yotuu toms, Miss Jests fcoCTM. Hudson, M.ch. coming He came in weakness, but He will 12c; fancy hens. He; old gobbler* Vc. Pota­ ly cured mo that 1 fed like a new man. come again in power for the redemption of legislature, is openly charged by E. E. toes— Hubrap* ;iJ®3.‘c per bn; Burbank* 82 L. O. nnr.KSM.ra. Belville. Mich. An examining board of medical men at Charlotte. Mich-, His people, Israel; recompense tx> His ;«■<>- Gc«rdon, of Chicago, with complicity in examined mo and pronounced mo w bo suffering »rUh diabetes and that I only had about n year to Uro. Unorr (UTAtttm or Btomach. Bowkls Kinicttvs tc Rlapdkr pie, vengeance to His enemies. Pleuc take the murder of H. O. Mead, a banker of Cvukd.-For 27 years I have been an invalid and for tho the trouble to read carefully these passages Waupaca, Wis., who was murdered dur­ 23c. Sweet potatoes. ■Nit year or no a groat sufferer front the pains of Indiges­ and prove what I say (Isa. xxxv, 4; ixili, 4; ing the ulghL of Oct. fl, 1883. Ixa has tion and chronic catarrh throughout. I was so obstlmucSl.7iO2.U0; fluey, S2.2A hlowatipated that I got no action without drags of some Lukuxxl, 27. *J8; Heb. lx. 38). Even wo who sued Gordon for slander. kind, which only made matters worse, until ' went to Dr. teredRwerety with extreme .Icpro-kn are now saved nnd have the first frulU of system, tow spirit?, despondency. *, ’"'f Holman 6. Humphrey, and now I am ax go<sl as now, ar Saturday. March. 10. the Spirit wait longingly for tbe redemp­ •_ energy and gt-ners! nin-down condition of the sX|,,®’n- ' iw-tito good, bowel# regular, nnd I am all right. Wheat—No. 2 red winter cash, 8Lu2t£; . P. J. Wklch. Shuytowo, Mich. tion of our b«>dies at the resurrection of the The latest Ivnching is that of two negroes hud spent much time and money ’rJ^W ,o. wcll« ““I ’ March. US^c; April. W^c; May. vrtc. Cornwas finally cured by Dr. Hoixnau 8. {!,,inr,lirf just, the first resui rectlon, when we slmll Albert Hoi-kiss Vermontville. Mich. No. 2 mixed cash. 47,tfec; April. «0%c; May. receive our reward* for service (Rom. viii, The preaiueht'has appointed Charles H. 23; PhiL Hi. 20, 21; I^uke xiv, 14; Hit. xx, Aldricn, of HUnoia, to be solicitor general I was n dreadful MUfftror from looumotnr ataxia and raralnta <* i*"‘—,IW|1 cuml K.g-igSffL’xwau" 5, fl; xxii, 12). After that He will return Four pentons were burned to death in a car lout B*r.cy—In light roquent; two-rowed with us in glory for the redemption of fire that destroyed a butcher shop at Lon­ state. MOATc. Pork-Dull; mem. »t.M)41i;ai Israel and of tbe world. For we read, don. for old. and flll.CO^lLao for nos-. Lord­ 1 was helplessly and hopdmufly sic* with a taw flbraid wnwr. Quiet; May. tc.» July. *»ldUWa* cured by Dr. Humphrey str years p£££;JF* “The Ix>rd my God slmll come and all the The Michigan supreme court has suhLive titock-Cattle -Market slow at a resaints with Thee.” "The coming of our work ever stllce'Munfy OwtCf Dept. J«nc*viHf, P. <)■ Jnniwrtilc, Wl* toined the validity of the mortgage tax Lord Jesus Christ with oil Hia wiints.” “if law. Justice* Grant aud Long xlisaanting. five st jots <i.W<-X»per HD lbw, Tvtratud I inataarcd 48 inebea around my 1-rit rroai a wy inreo ijbroidI w we believe that Jesuq died anti rose again, Coarades. built and dry cows, Tho recent storm in the southwest has mor. Wm taken to Prof. Ludlam. '.Iweagn. who could do ^^I'Ur even so them also, which sleep in Jesus betten very destructivo to catUe, but tbe >1.!U&3 TA S.icep and Liuijs—Sheep firm: for me. Dr. Humphrey removed •V'-ry vtellge of Uio growth with will God bring with Him" (Zech, xiv, 5; J wheat, crop in northern Twuui hua been lambs active and a ab*'i<' higher f>r chafe.* ou. aw uwof.nnhh., b»> g¥m,. Thvss. ill, 13: iv, 14), aud In Bev. xls. 11-10. greatly benefited. offerings, sheep, tAUOa>t«J per 1<D iba; Iwa*. . JAax<i,7.«». Hogs—Nominally steady; Uro h«** we read that when Christ ahull come in Tho Illinois supreme court ims nccepted 34.90# j.j<l pcr.UJ lb*. Mac.)*, Mich.. Jan. 1’J. 18«glury as King of Kings and Ixuxl of Lords, tile resignation of Judge Moran, of the For tho nast three years I have1 Usd sutteed the armies in Heaven shall follow Him, aa ret^rtiofttal.wI^andrc-ctuaL f untold t<>rture appellate court, and Hon. Henry M. ShepHe comes to overthrow tbe beast nnd the ;inl hits been appointed As hissu«»«ori on Invalid front femaW troubla previous to.hla .iarfuloou-uinptf in East BvriAbo. March 2L of ruo the tawei* but tnanasted tn keep ----around in-1 do tny wnrl. af tcr a 'nice prophet, and shut up the devil in the Cattle-Utt# hundred and tw.nty-flve car , ot ixiwin*. uufc ­ fashion, for tbo tho P" post1several A bloody engagement has been fought k r^hrao. bnt bn. tor "™™! months ' I h. re failed so rapidly that bottomh xi pit. These armies we judge liotnl tn irivo up b(>use-k*!opi«- auJ I o with uiy sinter. between tbe ’ eaverment forces iu Venezuela * lube ttm® Urumien t. we Dr. H'ltaffh-’W ttte® J*”1 from their clothing to be thu saints, the h.i.i nnall hoosof over gycJng wml. h.ofto keen my Led for reikimed from the earth (verses 7. 8,14). uud the ever present rcvoluiiunut with Me^cwroanl *M my frionds uui riven tin all hope The great nnd ever recurring question in the advantage In favor of the guverntzteuL lofwa 00^1 » d”'* of JnUr&te It was over the receut election. every lesson should be, "Is He my Lord with totur pt*CJs of mwnhraae from the b.nr.»» at one ttno-, nnd mmodsra’dariug the twenty-fonr hour* £*duU p-ws a haIf According to the figures made by a.ChiGot!, and do I rejoice in Him?" If so am J If stuff that lookud like ay fitTh^aUn MmanV eould ruH rrt by IBs grace "steadfast, unmovable, al­ cago wiseacre Governor Fifer has so far se­ finally taken tn »w the d totorteo howl taM*oa 11 could cured 91 delegates put of the 141 who the parlor 1 Imran treating ways abounding in tbe work of the Lord, Detroit. nn «r-»lra sn.t had to ba carried into tnn parte —• ------- yuwn work, have tlmtday and am now keeobw boas* ami knowing that my labor is Doi, lu’vain 'in have been selected'to the 'IltlfloiA Ate'e 'and look forward the Lord?" TI Cor. xv, 58). To be a vaw«-!. c-nivrution. Governor THfer daSma niore empty, (Jean, filled with Hh ijpiric and Mr*. R. Melrose and five other members No. 1 white cash, Me. lasnr Babcock. Corn—No. - service, U this my honest de- of ter family, living at NaahvHte, were Him1 Other Chemicals I. Baker &Co.’s Breakfast Cocoa, SANTA CLAUS SOAP 'MlUia1!? “-se.it. W. Baker & Co.. Dorchester,Mass. DoYo^ll ? N.K. FAIRBANK &(C0_ M'fb. CHICAG.0 SHOKE Eb. POWERJ ssw 22 ALWAYS THE BEST ......... 5<- CIMR I Office at the Hastings House, TUESDAY, APR. 26. One day only. A YEAR OF UNRIVALLED WESSl Dr. Holman S. Humphrey, �We are the the unknown bouno Additions! Local News. Guilty. Mrs. Nettle SbeMon and Mr«. beaTC tee woous witbeut filing M fl’ asy I**” The thought rc.'3K throerb ~y id -d. Over the rouadta* sea. snail a’.’rcr ‘■u* KMfU I wiw jeft, rttta I«a Pbaator? Change?- bq. felt no slightest dgn: Jjpr dreamed ho of that-dim hnriaon Une- So acy It be. jorehanc®. when down the Ude t-ied Friday, the ca*eAUW« S?J?S?»WL . w told, went fur convierion <4 *',v 1 n'* * , lot neVertbelw the olb*-’* ^'e wcre al' nigh: i»eL>re coa,d uvt thls ooc 5° JWdM. Mrs. Sheldon was wntenccd to 3V ira In jail and n 330 fine impraed. .Tbrtv has brcn <*»>"tplaint because the neuteMW were nor hander, and that one sentence waa more severe than the other. When both were gnllfy of the -ante offensej and one equally as guilty as the other, in answer to the first we will ray that tint law has been changed; so/flut the .sentence for the first offence i-Annot eecd «o slays, a/ to the Imprisonment aud fine <>f 5X). ' For the second offence the Hunter, re cannot exceed *10 days, but after the second offense it become* a crime for the circuit court to deal with. I. It was the intention of Justice KeMstou to sentence them both to the extent Of thp law. but a tine of 530 again.4 Mrs.. Down­ ing could not be enforced, mir could any additional Imprisonment be imposed if the firm were not paid, M the law plants the limit at 30 days; Iltnce Mrs. Downing s sentence was made 30 days without any fine. The fine can lie enforced against Mrs. Sheldon, hence it was Imposed. A few tuorA arrests of iooae character^ will prove very wholesome for the umimunity and perhaps rid the city uf an undesirable element. Tbe evil-doers will find that it will be no cunning thing to respect their ’ offenses very many times, and have their casrt come before the circuit court. Tiachrrii Avaoclatiou. The Barry Co. teachers’ association will meet at Middleville on .Saturday. April fith. IMS, at t» o'clock a. m. standard time, with the following program: Music. Prayer. Address ot Welcome Hon. J. Carveth Response Enoch Andrus •^4*3* Music. Class exercise in numbers Edith Chase Self-Culture A. O. Wilkinson Music. AFTEEX<iOX fflU0IDX. Question Box. Tbe Bible in publie schools Bev. Dealtry Class exercise in reading Mrs. Wood Penmanship A. B. Town Music. Class exercise Anna Winters IVbat should teachers read? Helen J. Milhffaugh » Every teacher who can should try and attend thia tbe last of this winter's series ot meetings. It seems that just at tbe be­ ginning of our spring work nothing more pleasant or profitable cogld be done than to meet each other in this social conven­ tion and exchange views relative to tbe beat mehods ot commencing and carrying on our work. I-et each one come prepar­ ed to ask questions or offer suggestions on the subjects presented. / For Sale. A Cleveland bay stallion, stands 16X hands high weighs 1350 pounds, good style and travels a sure foal-gettcr and can show the finest lot of colts in Eaton county. Address lock box 97. Charlotte, Mich. Stirred. loanee Beckham in Catholic World. . “ “ oul^lraperX. Ir. ™ * woedra ma*l Urgr ewrcgb to held or tu crce. If Doiita *cd I oculd £«* '-fccn’ I »eaed the ran with bn intoUa dlnlr-4 room ax4 crept into tin. fortunately it h*3 a -Jpria* Ip*. «» 1 rrrx. forced to hold th? The rarch cf Scncr Di.-w waa on a chnrm- left bind, to iuxnl Ag? :x< ing slope, overlooking the broad, nttuoth imrieiuac’.y rtiClag ue; bu« is hau mo.e watera of one of thra tributarie* ol the Pa­ than an inch af -antar rim. which c-nnrana. on who«e oppoiite ahore th* rank pletely lud niy finals. . gnu-3 grow ten and twelve feet high. It vr.tB not a aomect tooaocn. «• were The house itaelf had a tropical charac_ ^iaaac l-tete. _w 4 rta 1 Jter. it was Spaniah-American, with a cool, LrxxchiM along -be shads' ••i-rawiln. .1 long-1 low frrmt_ nointal . . —. U® * 7»*_ x.__ walls and latticed windows, cuort tad » Sit nx-t. prorl.l.a with a U>1 f»o»d ___ ________ _ : the ‘-het and paused ix-t. which gave RAVC the whole whoh> structuru stractnre th* ________ * __7/i... pct, th* a moment, a* if he fosred a ir*?- Thea Ln . apix-.irancv of a fort. Many -acre* of culti­ put his head close to tho small opeuing, no vated land showed long lined of sugar cane U»l I ooald -wt bta b« •□HWb. and tall tree* laden with bananas, in sur­ awhile anl then tried to raise ths lid with prising contrast to the dark, inipcnutrable his paw.________________________ , , mass of wild btiHhiand which in the dis­ How I trembled! Eat, thank Leaven, tance surrounded the MCttlcmeuL the great i»v would not go In the narrow Senora Dias was one of the tropical beau­ crerice, sad I held tire oover fort by ettraties of whom Murillo dreamed. ing td'tha inner part uf tbe ieck with aL "I am going to teat your gallantry,” she tbo strength of desperation. AL he ecuW said, coming out on thu veranda where I do atm to stretchout bis tongue anti dek sat, by asking you to help me to water my my fingers until they bled oa if they had flowers, for with niy lame hand it is not been scratched by a mw. And then, .is -ie easy for me to lift thehmvy watering pot." tasted blood, and heard Lolita cry (for my ‘T am nt your scr» ice, but allow me—am poor darting was just aa frightened n* I I <rong»—to remind you that you prom­ was), his eagerness ’ncrc*aed and be began ised to tell me the story of how your hand to utter picking yells, which wot Icy chill* was Lamed.” over me. i , "CcrUiinly A* noon as the flower* nre I wonder why the fright did not kill me, watered we will have coffee on tho veranda but the touch of Lolita’s little arm around and you will hear all aftout It.’’ my beck seemed to keep up my courage Aocordingly I wn* shortly afterward sip­ Still the worst was yet to come. ping coffee with the little Lolita, my host’s When tbe jaguar found that could only daughter, and my pet, bcaido me, while not reach me from below he sprang upon her mother rolled a cigarette, lighted it the chert. His huge weight crushed my and benon as folfbw*.fingers between tho two part* ot tbe lock. AVhen wo first came hero, year* ago. it Then I thought all was over and'shrieked was a very different looking place. The so that ray cries rang through the whole wild bushlaud reached to the’edge of the honae. water, aud was such a dark wilderness of But my cries were presently answered by thorns, brambles, palms, wild fig Irct-s and a sound which made my heart throb with other tropical vegetation that 1 did noi joy—answered by the barking of our blood­ dare venture into ita depths. But my hus­ hound. The jaguar heard it, too, for he band and hi* workmen went manfully to work, felled td&s, uprooted stumps, made sprang down and stood for a moment 11*tening, then ran to tho floor as if to flee. hedges and ditches all day long, except in Again came tho sound of the dog's bark the severest heat, and I often saw them —this time-nearer—and at .tho seme time come borne so wearied that they would fall the voice* of men calling to each other. : asleep where they stood, and first think of I ^Contrary to expectation they were already food three or four hour* later when they coming back. _ . awoke. Meanwhile the jaguar seemed to be be­ After awhile they got a portion of the ground under subjection, but after tbo wildered, and ran wildly to and frn. Sud­ acres were cleared anti we began to plant denly a loud cry came from one of tho win­ we had a throng of foe* to combat. The dow*, followed by two shots and a fearful worst were the anta, which being watched howl; then my husband's voice anxiously for on account of their depredations on called: ’ “Cachita„where arc you?" plantation* have a way of making under­ 1 had just strength enough Liftto got out ground passages till they undermine the tv hole surface of a field, and it foils in like of tbe chert, drag myself to tbe door and let my husband in. Then I .Mvooaed away. the crust of a cake. ■ They told roc afterward that our blood­ Just north of us is a great gap in the ground, full of bunh*itent.l-wild grass, with hound found the jaguar’s trail, leading straight back to the house, ar.J they all here and there some tytten timber, where a whole settlement sank in consequcnou of hurried home at full speed, fearing harm the anfs underming tbe foundation*. From would come to me. My husband and Joee came in front of this comes tho saying wo have In Para­ guay that oTir Worst enemies are tbe Indian the rest, and shot the jaguar t hrough the window, but my husband told me that braves and the Indian anta Luckily, tbe only Indians in our vicinity when he saw the animal in tbe house be were friendly ones, who exchanged all felt aa if stifled. 1 could not move a joint of that Land for kinds of provisions, especially dried meat*, for knives and brandy. We’ poisoned the many week* afterward. The Indians gave ants, dug up their nests, flooded their pas­ me medicine to heal it, and t hey say that af­ ter awhile I shall be able to use it again. I sageways with boiling water, and so, in a great measure, were froo from them, al­ did not need this injury to make me remem­ though even now they sometimes come ber that day. If I were to live a thousand years I could not forget tbe few terrible from tiie woods to attack the plantation. moiaenta that I spent in the chest—mo­ Bnt after them came another plague­ snake*. For a long time I thought it was menta that seemed to comprise an eternity hopeless to contend against them. My of terror.—Borton Courier. husband used to call them tho tax collect­ Honesty versus Rascality. ors, and they did cornu just aa regularly. Ko day ptuteed without our finding one or There is no greater fallacy than that of I more in-tnc house. And once—oh, heaven! the superior practical character of r.iacal—what a fright I .had I Ity. Often, indeed, it gains a temporary When Lolita was a baby, my husband advantage. Honexty h often drowsy and and his men went off one morning to work, very hay; but when it awake* and stir* it as usual, and tha child lay asleep on a mat b the mW. practical of all forces. Among j nt the end of the room. Suddenly I saw on the pure dro;>s of wbdom that fall in prov­ the floor the skin of a mouse, from which erbs from the accumulated experience of tbe whole liody had been sucked, .-w from an ages, none Is purer than that Honcstyisthe orange. I k new at once that a snake must beat [Alley. You call it a mean motive of be near, for they feed ou mice and eat them conduct, but it is no meaner an appeal In this fashion; but, carefully as 1 looked than that of the familiar Chrirtian exhor­ about me, I could see no snake, till all at tation, Be good and you will b? happy. It once it occurred to mu that it might be un­ b primarily not a rule or a motive, it ia the der die baby’s mat I snatched the child simple statement of n truth, nnd Tweed il­ up and placed her in safety. Then I lifted lustrate* it ns plainly as Sohn Jay.softly a part of the mat, and there It was, ■Gcorge William Curtis in Harper'a the long, slimy, green and gold reptile, coiled up and fast asleep. Ah, how 1 jumped! I ran out into the courtyard to Two fashionable Indie* were conversing ___ .. “THE WHITE-DEATH.” Separate from the many holding great possessions, those who by inheritauee or alliance have had possessions thrust upon them, and having done this, it will most likely be found that those remain­ ing will impress you with the fact that tbe winning qualities of the suc­ cessful are about thg same in all. The latter are the thinkers—tbe workers, the leaders: and it Is safe to say that they’ arc worth to the rest ot us. more than is Indicated -by the accumulations which represent the pecuniary reward of their vices. They bnvu anticipated the conditions of the to-eome, and put same in shape—with the result that they are the winners, illustrations? Why, they are all around us. In every reputable business concern there cer­ tainly is something of this charicter, or it would be sans reputation. Now for Instance, the D., L. 4 N. Railroad; yea. and the West Michigan;—some­ thing distinctive about them, hard to sayjust what, but the proof of their pas­ senger perfections is in their patronage. Of course In all communities there are those who on re attracted toward a cleared more acre* the i certain thing and then properly treated become adherents, and perhaps are prejudiced in favor of this or that party, but they are not of sufficient num­ bers for a railroad to depend an. Be­ One morning while we were at breakfast sides, the railroad Uvea on forever. cf our herdsmen brought the news They die In time, and it la a physical that our cattle, which grata in tbe tall Impossibility to enforce upon their heirs, their prejudices, with other savings. No; there's only one course toward the end desired, and that is to keep up with the processton; find out what the people want, and give It to them, and where they lag In coming forward’ to get tt, go and meet them. That’s our theory and we don't mind confiding It to you. If you think it is a proper notion on our part, kindly encourage us. It is your benefit, so to do. You can do so by using our lines when you go to Chicago. Detroit or Travers* City or Baghiaw. •C«o DcHav-kx, Gen’l Pxsa’r Agent h^di«*aAed ow ball, for th* fodhtnxde­ scribed tt aa a crentoro of ringular eolcr bo-lighter than any they bad seen about THE MARKETS^^so that they named tt ‘The Wliito Ha*tiaga. We all thought it high time to do aome- <•* 90c per bbl; waterllme^lAl Ute h«i Jw*«l :■ SUdM opw. nc ih. >»»» ™ . . .. ____ 1 tew <Mt. I remember th** mooring distinctly They went away cbecrfuUy enough, each man with hb pm and hunting knife, and Moro, our bloodhound, waa with them. My husband turned around jut M he entered the wootl and kissed his hand to m«; then h“ companions vanished in the for When I found myself with Lolita alone in the hmwc and thought of what might happen if they mrt that terrible wiki ani­ mal, such anxiety seized me {although J □ever thought I could be in danger) that dan neighborhbod. “Uaa be bitten anybody?'* asked one of the ladle*. ear and bitit terribly." "h that m? If be b that kind of a I’m not going to let my ohildrcu pin. that oeighborbood.'’ 'Nor mine ehber.’*-Taxa* Sifting. in We have p few cases of Ladies’ and Gents’ Rubbers Left, which we are bound to sell. Ladies’ Imitation Sandals for - Ladies’ Croquet Sandals for - Gents’ Imitation Sandals for - Gents’ Self-Acting Sandals for 15c. per pair, ■ - 15c. “ 25c. - Boston and Candee Rubber Boots for $2.25 Men’s Perfection Felt Overs, first quality, BARGAINS, We Have Them We are Full of Them Call and See Them. Tireless Toilers for Trade. Bankrupt Store. M. R. LAYTON, Mgr. When you want a FRESH LUNCH Bentley, Tomlinson &' Rider Go to the Are now prepared to furnish all kinds of building ma­ terial at as low pricee as can be obtained in the state. The manager and members of- this firm have been iu Fine line of creams and this business more than twenty years and are well qualified fresh confectionery. to run such a business cheaply and well. They have the. accinaintance of nearly two hundred lumber and shingle manufacturers, all of whom are anxious to sell. With their experience they know just what to buy nnd how much to pay.. They give their customers the benefit of all their exper­ ience and all their good bargains fora very small margin. They have lately bought ten or twelve cars of lumber, which will arrive within the next two weeks, to ■’— rt up their stock” for the spring trade, which will thereafter be kept full and complete. FOR THW One of the departments of their business is furnishing lumber in carload lots to farmers and others along the line of the C., K. <fc S. and M. C. R. R. They have furnished in the past a large number in this way, two such Wills having the greatest bet'ii sold this spring. They can put the whole material for a large bam on a c^r and lay it down at the nearest station to the purchaser for a less price than the retail price in MMEOY OF THE ACE. Hastings. The Eastings journal of the 10th inst. kindly a.^£!^LFE?°0 sins - ----------mentions this part of their business and adds ‘ ‘tliaj they (the farmers) find a considerable saving in so doing." This is true; on such bills they only charge a small commission of For Sale by all Druggists. about five per cent and farmers who “have bought lumber raarARMn nv Dra. Mixer a Sons, Hutiftgs, Mieh. UP north” through them are well satisfied with the prices. CITY BAKERY. «. E. HENKES. MIXER’S c&ss BLOOD CANCER d SCROFULA A NEAT FITTING SHOE ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A Is What njost people are looking for, one that will look nice and not hurt the foot . SEWING MACHINE? We Have that Shoe! If so, buy of the man who sella at the same price to the poor man or woman as to the rich. He wont charge you K’5 for a poor machine and sell the same style of machine onother for $25 as do some dealers.. Oh, no! Call m and see it. Cloth top with patent leather tip and trimming of the same. We would be pleased to have you The Dollar of the Poor Man Call In and Try Them On I» just as good to TYav. as the dollar of the rich. U> s*'lls The Light Runnirg World Renowned Domestic. The > Home aud some ocher first-claw machine*;. He will sell >on a machine for a small payment down It will pay you to call on him before you buy. tr HatiiB, Mkh. T. PHILLIPS � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-03-31.pdf 3ddfeed26fc78416b880c62c4dfa80a9 PDF Text Text ing medium in Bar­ ry County. , County VOL. XXXVI. NO. 48 WHOLE NO. 1920 HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 31, 1892. A NEW INVENTION. :-:The Lehr Seven Octave:-: THEPEOPLE’S Hastings. Banner. Published Thuradaya • y . COOK BEOS- ' HJLBTIXGH, MICH. DRUG STORE. COUNTY NEWS. For 16 years the leading drug and book store in Hastings. Nettie Wilcox entertained a party of little folks Thursday, It being her 10th birthday—Lucy Bugbee fans rented her house and will it U reported be interested in the sale of agricultural Implements this season—J. II. Mosier has moved into Will Hughes’ tenant houA—€■ L. Carpenter has bought the Georgt*H»zeu property for S550—Pauline Felder and Lillian Lindsey will open dressmaking parlors In Mr. Duster’s house in the near future—Mrs. Curtis Brigham and son. of |Piainwell. are visiting Mrs. (ipsa—The Epworth League meetings continue every Sunday evening nt the M. Kr church, and the half hour bible study conducted by Mr. Harding, are both very entertaining and instructive —The many friends of Mr. and Mrn. Win. Hughes, Sr. gave them a pleasant surprise Friday evening. Music and dancing jiassed away the lime until the wee small hours of morning—George Nelson is put­ ting on his usual spring addition to his house—The republican caucus on Satur­ day nominated for its principal officers the ticket of last year—C. T. Gillasple, of Cedar Creek, spent Sunday tare—M.. J. Goss has exchanged his village property for A. C. Cahill's farm. Mr. C. will move his family Into town and be a valuable ad­ dition. while In the future Milo will be numbered among the horny banded tillers of the -oil. He has already declared his Intention to join the I?. of 1. is loud in denuueiaflo’n of grinding monopolies and par­ ticularly severe on merchants, who live in ease and luxury at the expense of wo farmers—The Baptist society have re-orgauized their Sunday school, and will have a resident pastnr soon—Bunker Glblm is before the public open for engagements as an expert horse trainer—Prof. McCall gave the lirst evening of bls school of mathe­ matics last evening, and it was a very In­ structive school worthy the attention of anyone. Prairieville. Ssccii-Eaia School Books, The most complete stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. UI. Goodyem The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. • Hastings, - - - Mich. Sg©a'fe§gJ-3© Piano Style Organ © “-s o © , — — S '.<g 2 a ©5 . © & OQ © O ,2 Is a new invention no longer! <1 o W 14 V 9 Beteanee they are now Well-known throughout W n I ' the United States. . When Lehr Organs first came out, the New York ‘'Music ® ®2 Trade” said: "Dospite the many attempts which have been • made for some time past by reed-organ manufacturers toward © 2* 2-8 something new iti reed-organs iu the way of six or seven oct tave styles, they have all until! but recently failed. It is, therefore, intereatiug to note the somewhat remarkable suecess which Messrs H. Lehr <fc €0. have attained in this di­ . rection.” The Chicago “Indicator” said Jan. 16tli, 1892: “The suc­ ® be cess of Lehr <& Co. has lieen remarkable and affords another 2 5 M ® .5 >• proof that thejndrtic soon appreciates a really good article.” w 9 OfS 5 5 © ?!-■£ VPQ If you don’t want to buy a poor organ, when you 1 LO, can get the Lehr, the handsomestTVpst toned and easiest blowing Organ in the market at a most moderate price, examine it at tlyTstore .of 300 MICH. Patterns of W Paper JOHN BESSMER, HASTINGS, - - - - - A larger and better line than ever. We can suit you. We have the goods and we can ' ‘ Great Closing,-Out Sale SAVE YOU MONEY 1 ----- 0F-i— —ON— Hardware, Paints, Oils, Builder’s Wall Paper and Bh Shades. Hardware, Buggies, Wagons, and Farm Implements, At the POWER’S I HARDWARE 5T0RE. Owing to the decease of the late proprie­ tor, this stock must be sold, and to' move it rapidly . SPECIAL LOW PRICES Will be made for the next 30 DAYS. This stock is new, clean and large. In it will be found all those articles usually kept in a first-class hardware store. The necessity of closing up the estate of the late proprietor alone causes the reduced prices we are mak­ ing. Fred L. Heath,' THE DRUGGIST, Prescriptions carefully com­ pounded. To consumers of kerosene oil in Has­ tings and Barry Co: We have established an agency at Hastings tor the sale of Snow Drop oil, which for laminating pur­ poses has no equal. Being a product of Pennsylvania crude and 155 degrees Are test makes it perfectly safe. It produces a clear ami white light and free kf odor, nor dot-s it cause any deposit on chimney which b so common with cheap and low test Ohio oil. Since July 1, 1891. Michi­ gan allows the use of 120 degrees tire test oil which permits the the sale of kerosene made from Ohio crude and possesses a larger percentage of sulphur and after ex­ tracting sufficient naptha (explosive part) to raise the fire test to 150 degrees or more it becomes umsless, ho far as producing light Is concerned but at a low test will burn fairly well, still producing a very disagreeable order while burning and load­ ing the chimney with a greasy substance. Give Snow Drop oil a trial, the cost is but little different than what you pay for the cheap goods you are using and the satis fac­ tion yon will get In light will more than compensate, saying nothing of additional safety. For sale by 8. E. Phillips, H. L. Newton and Cook & Cook. A. D. Maynard, Wholesale Ag. Hastings. Midi. NOTICE FOR HEARING OF CLAIMS. State of Mkhlgan. County of Btrry—m. lu *I.h, Ku ....A... ... i work on a bouse for W. Waters of Prairie­ ville—Thu Ice Is getting out of the laken— Campbell Bros, have put up more shelv­ ing In their store and have put in a stock of paints and oils /uid have also added to tbelr dtock of hardware—The carpen­ ters win soon complete their work on Mr., Graham’s house and the same will be an improvement fif Importance—W. Chamber­ lain Is building a cellar wall for H. Wilk­ inson—Henry Wlltinson, while returning home from the lodge *t Delton one night last week was attacked by some unknown person or peraons, who attempted to seize the bridle of hls hor.se, but a prompt and vigorous action on Hank’s part caused hls horse to soon put quite an Interval of space between tta attackers and Honk. No .doubt robbery was meant as Mr. Wilkinsftn had quite a large sum of money with him. Irvin*. • The Ladies of the W. C. T. U. in Irving will meet at the Quigley school house to arrange a matter of business at 1:30 p. m. election day—The Ladies’ of the township of Irving are mast cordially invited to meet at the Quigley school house, 3 o'clock sharp, on Monday’ the 4th day of April, it being election day a central place to organize, that we may become auxiliary to the State organization to keep step to­ gether in getting ready for the World’s Exposition at Chicago In '03. Mrs. "J. J. Hf-Ndeiwhott. Mrs. John Tjbbgo. Mus. Ada.m Eackkler. Committee. Tta Center school closes to-day for a week's vacation—Tta Ellis schoffi closed last Friday noon, and In the afternoon the school with their teacher. Miss Julia Don­ ovan, visited the Center school—Maud Wilcox Is a full fledged school marm hav­ ing received a certificate at the last exam­ ination. She will teach the Youngs school at South Assyria. We wish her success— Etta Tompkins is at home from Galesburg —Allie Young and wife, of Battle Creek. Sundayed at Dau Keyes—John A. Russell is with ua again visiting hls relatives—The republican caucus and the people’s party caucus were both held Sunday afternoon.^ The republicans nominated David Huggrlt. supervisor: Preston Jewell, town clerk; Charles Tuckerman, treasurer. Tta peo­ ple's party nominated Bert Shepard, su­ Carlton. Tlic republicans met at the town tall last pervisor; A. W. Scott, town clerk; Cole Friddyand nominated the following for town Russell, treasurer. All. good men, take officers: Supervisor, Tobias Garn: clerk, your cholco-^-Thc M. P. Sunday school W. It. Vester: treasurer, N. O. Allerdlng; will re-organize Sunday, April 3d. Some ■justice, full term. L. A. Caln; fill vacancy, new features will be Introduced and a full Wm. Williams; board of review. Jacob attendance desired—Preparations are be­ Odell; constables, L. B. Carpenter. G. H. ing made for a Demorest tnedal contest at Becker. Fred Bump and Low Burd—Asa this place. Will give date ns soon as de­ Odell and wife spent Sunday with George cided on—A wedding on South Main SL Whitney and wife, of the town line—Mr. March :’.0lh. Full particulars next week. Church, of the Tamarac, and Miss Minnie Hope Center. Stairs were united in marriage Sunday by the Rev. G. K. Myers at his residence— A new organ at E. M. Payne’s—C. Mc­ Let every man who owns a dog vote for Donald visited at O. Loomis last week— Mr. Falconer, the People’s party candidate Mr. and Mrs. Hlgby, frotmzi’iainwell. and for supervisor; perhaps he will do the E. B. Payne and wife visited at Hal Stan­ same generous act this year as be did last, ton’s last week—The friends and neigh­ not assess your dog—The 8. I). Adventists bora of E. B. Payne gave him a surprise will close their meetings Tuesday night.- Saturday evening, it being his 44th birth­ They have secured, several converts— day. Gid acted bis part well In alluring I Michael Vester returned to Battle Creek him from home—Grace Chandler Is on the —Let all the republicans turn out this sick list—Elder Gesler and wife were at spring, and elect or try tq elect their’ town Cloverdale last week—Ira Hart and wife man for.he will make a good supervisors— visited at John Hart’s, of Orangeville, (». C. Nichols and family spent Sunday at Sunday—Thomas Prince was seen on our Jacob Odell’f. streets Sunday—Clara and John Payne went to Hastings Friday. Crr*»y. We arc again having a foretaste of spring—Emimt Mead and Anna Tibblb spent part of Inst week nt Wayland visit­ ing friends anti enjoying the swwts of maple sugar—Mrs. Preston Flowers lies very low at her home with consumption. Her case is considered very serious—-Enos Bartar and family visited at Deltnn last Saturday- The Cres«y Sunday school will reorganize next Sunday—J. Smith and wife of Augusta are In attendance nt the bedside of their mother. Mrs. Flower — The farmers an1 making preparation for the opening o'f their spring work by the usual preliminaries—Sylvester Tibblts died at Occidental. Cal., March 12 of lieart failure, aged 74 years. Mr. Tibblts was the father of Miss Anna Tibblts and Mrs. Morris Brown of this place. Ci*U Grove. Nile Wellman has left bis old home farm and has moved to Carlton near I .each lake where he has bought the farm of the Bronson heirs—Mrs. Ida Hutchens of Lake Odessa was the guest of Mrs. E. Wolf part of last week—S- Shantz and wife of Woodland was called to the bed­ side of the formers father, who is quite III. Mrs. Everett McDonald is on the sick list —A cousin of Lee McDonald’s is visiting him—Ere this reaches Its many readers John Waters and Jennie Thomas will be united In wedlock—Will Boice of Mc­ Brides Is visiting his mother who Is ill—F. Wood Is on the sick list—Claude Wood when chapping made a bad gash in his foot with an ax. causing him to lay up for re­ pairs—It Is being whispered that we are to have a hardware store In our villagu— Aunt Lou Smith has bought a lol in our village—Lucy Joslyn is preparing for col­ lege. Deltnn. Elder Harding and Lincoln Bush went to Albion last week in the Epworth league —Mrs. C. Backus has purchased a lot just east of the grist mill where she Intends to build a house—Miss C. Howard of Goblevllle Is visiting at the Doctor’s this week— O. Harmon of Williams station made our town a start visit last week—Mrs. Henry Kahler has purchased a lot near the school house to build on the coming summer— Ask Mr. Eddie’s son about that eagle and he will give you the particular*—Mr. Varah moved In over the harness shop last ’week where he will ta close to his work ns lie is the harness make?—.Jerry Sproul is building a house just south of the evapo­ rator—Mrs. Baldwin and sister of Hast­ ings are th’c guests of C. Johnson—Mrs. White of Kalamazoo is visiting her daughter Mrs. Chase—Frank Cole got bls hand bruised while working at the picket mill—Mr. Clarkson organized a K. O. T. M. lodge here the 28th with 14 charter members. ‘ thesottt day of M«roh. a. 1). iwt. six months from that date were-allowed for creditor to present their rtalins asn.ns: the estate <»l Imnv’f N. CrtIran den. late ot sm1<I Connty. deceased, and that all <;rrdltora nt laid deceaxtil are re­ quired «o present their dalim mid Probate Cloverdale. Court, at tta Probate office. In tta City nt Hastings, for examination and allowance, on nr Cloverdale roads are getting over being ««the Stth dav of Hatdomtar next, and ’bat muddy—George Graham and wife have claims will ta heard before mid Court, on Wednesdav. the£tthd:tvof June.and onTlntV* moved to Pennsylvania—Flora McCallum dav the ’."Xti <hy ot tautemtar. next, at uu visited her sister here last week—Mrs. W. o'clock In the forenoon of each o! those days. VanHorn of Delton Is tare taking care of Dated March Ik 1HRL her husband’s mother—L. H. Barnes is at Ckas W. Au-MSTUON-i, Judue of 1’rotat?, Mr'. A. E. Heath and son George, of Hastings, vlsitw^nt Charlie Mack'sfSuuday —Dr. Miller writes home from Colorado, he Is feeling noma tatter so will remain a short time longer—Mrs. g<o. Wilson has fell heir to a large fortune by the death of tar aunt iu Onio—Ev* Joy Is visiting rela­ tives in Grand Rapids—Mr. Aldrich. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mack and E. and R. Ham­ mond will visit friends in Battle Creek this week—A. Granger was able to ride out last Saturday—P. G. Henry Is nursing a broken leg—L. Brczee will move to Ban­ field instead of Dowling—R. Powell will move Into Wm. Irvin’s house instead of Mrs. Altman's—We learn O. Garrett will make Nashville hls future borne—Mrs. E. Gsskill, of Johpstown, is vbitlng her par­ ent.-. J. L. French mid family—J- Her­ rington Sr. is reported as better—Again the reaper death has come In our midst, ami called home the beloved wife and mother. Mrs. Moses Ardrich. on March 20tl>, altera kwg illness of patient suffer­ ing. the deceased was over 65 years of age. She leaves a husband, one daugher, Mrs. Cta" Mock, and two brothers and a large circle of friends to mourn her loss. Fun­ eral was held on Friday at the M. E. church, and tta remains were Interred 'on Sunday at the cemetery. We extend our most heartfelt sympathies to them in their bereavement. -Home is not home for mother s not there. Angles have taken her out of our earo. Dnrk Is the room and empty her chair. Kha has .gone to that home »o pcseeta and XaahvHlo. Mrs. W. H. Young and soo Glen axe visiting at Grand Rapids—Mrs. W. E. Buel and children were at Middleville Sat­ urday—J- L. .Crocker aqd wife started for Iowa Monday morning, where they Intend making ttair future home—Eble Mayo is vblUng frlenda at Bellevue—A great amny of our young people are rusticating this week, it being vacation—At the Congrega­ tional social held at L. W. Feighner’s last week a goo«L<lme was had, and netted the society 913.85—J. H. F. Miller has traded his grocery here with Mr. Edward Smith, of Eaton Rapids, for some saw mill prop­ erty. and last Thursday the families changed residences—Mbs Bertha and Louis Marshall and Kate Dickinson return- • ed to Kalamazoo college Monday, after a vacation of ten days at home— Hortense Osniun is home’ for the spring vacation from Albion college—John Furnlss Is vtaIting at Ohio. Orn»fferl)l«. Ed Brown and wife of Kalamazoo visit­ ed at Ell Nichols last week—Margaret Ream of Doster spent a few days at C. H. Thurston’s last week—Elsie LaPrad at­ tended the teacher’s examination at Alle­ gan last Friday—Belle Train and Mary Cole went to Hastings to attend tta exam­ ination last week—Eli Nichols was in A Hegau on business on day laxt week— Mrs. Valentine had a shock df piiralyitfa Inst week and tailing against the stove one hand was quite seriously burned—Spear­ ing and netting up the river every night— Mrs. Phillip Porter is visiting her daughter nt Silver Creek this week—Mbs E. Paine went to Charlotte last Wednesday—Irving Beckwith has moved to Shelbyville^-i. Norton b working at Hooper—Orra Lewis vyHI move to Kendall this week. Hlekory Corner*. Died, near Gull latke, on Wednesday last of diphtheria, after a brief illness, Mary Vermonlen aged about six. The funeral took place Tuesday. On Saturday night another one died while others lie low —Farmer's Club were entertained on Fri­ day at the residence of J. W. Ford—Quito a large and enthusiastic railroad meeting at the American house on Saturday. The proposed route la new to any former one commencing at Lapsing or Charlotte thence to Kalamazoo. Lacey. Ban field. Hickory Comers, Gull Lake. Richlaud to Kalamazoo. Representatives along the proposed route were present and com.inlttees were chosen from all those point* which were here represented to proceed to take necessary steps and report at an early date and we anxiously await the committee report, hoping In the near future to see the telegraph pples set and wiles stretched following in quick succes­ sion the powerful Iron horse—About forty persons met at the residence of Al rail i’ennock Monday night who reminded him that that night was bls birthday. A good time was had by all—Mr. Cotant took leave of absence on Saturday to visit friends in your city. Dennis Haskall is moving a ihpuse for Mr. Howley—J. Spencer was aKHIckory Corners last week—Hayden and Elsie Movers were at Ionia last week—Will Smith and Belle Bemmlngton of this place w«-re married at Carlton Center by Rev. Meyers last week—Born to John Hoover and wife a boy—Ora Yerly has the Tam­ arac school for the spring term It com­ mence* April 18th—Frank Short drives the fattest team in this vicinity—The Aid society meet* April 7th at Mrs. Allen King's. Everybody Is cordially invited— The Meyer’s choir furnished the singing at the Nye school house—Will Smith and wife spent Sunday at Mrs. Retan’s—A humtar of neighbors are feeding out their potatoes, they are so cheap—Dave Lepsrd has his house nearly completed and Will Smith is breaking ground for his new house—We hope news will not be so scarce when the roads get tatter—Harry Church of Clarksville and Minnie Stairs of Carlton were married last Sunday evening —While Mr. Graff and son of Campbell were drawing rails last Tuesday the wagon dropped Into a rut and a rail flew up and hit Mr, G. on the head, injuring him fatally. He regained consciousness for but a few minutes and died Sunday. His funeral took place at the Dunkard church Tuesday —Doc Curtis is going into the business of poultry raising on an extensive scale. SCHOOL COLUMN. Contributions to World’s Fair fund Previously acknowledged $14 ST District Teacher Amt. No. 8 Maple Grove Cora Aldrich 35 1 Thornapple Duane Freeman 1 00 *“ 8 Irving <•-» — ” ■ Solon Nevltat “ 3 Johnstown — _ ___ _ Mary Greer •• 6 Maple Grove Chris Marshall “ 2 Prairieville " Carrie " Reade ' *•11 Irving Eliza Glrvuu *• 3 Castleton Arthur Glasgow Mary Woodatd “ 1 Carlton •• 7 Rutland Miss Alta Frey and Jennie Pilgrim attend­ Thomas Kelly 45 ** 4 Rutland ed tta teachers' examlnalionjast Friday— Charles Wilber 'J Hope Drs. Bartier and Lathrop, of Hastings, (ta). M. Graham •' X Carlton Lucy Joslin were called to our town last Sunday—Miss Mae VanHorn Is vbltlng her sister, Mrs. “ 2 Irving Bertha Teeple Dr. Horner, at ladce Odessa. •• 5 Castleton Irving Gaskill' “ 5 Hope Francis Aljerding Ban Held. Last Thursday night A. I1. Klug bad stolen from his bam a single harness ex­ cept Hie breast collar and tugs. Also they took a new buggy cushion, color blue bruadmpth. and left in place an old cush­ ion. Mr. King offers |a fifteen dollar re­ ward for the stolen property and thief. — Those that were at the donation Inst Friday night hnd a grand time. It was wry successful considering the almost im­ passable muddy roads. The donation was between 87 and 38 dollars—Nellie Ed­ munds and Arthur came' home from Al­ bion College last Friday. Arthur will stay and Nellie will return—Our church was packet! full of people Friday afternoon to attend the. funeral of Mrs. Wm. Bur­ roughs. ltev» Wallace 'preached the sermon—Rev. Master, the presiding elder, will preach at our church sir Wednesday evening, April «tlu Everybody como out and hear him—Mrs. Dunn Is dangerously sick, and has to hate watchers day and night—tast week Wednesday night at our railroad meeting Hiere was elected four delegates to meet last Saturday at Hickory Corners. L. N. Mostar, D. Stiles, E. Jones ami LL Belleugcr. Up to this writ­ ing they have pot reported, but will this week Tuesday night nt the school house. Total ,524 _____M * These schools had union exercises and this Is their joint contribution. Remember the association meeting tt’W Middleville on April 9th. An interesting’ program has been prepared and ttare ’ seems no reason why a moot enjoyable time should not ta tad. The president erf the association desires us to say that teach| era are cordially invited to bring samples , of their school work. A comparison of such specimens will ta mutually tamjfietaL I wili sell my farm on section 17, in township of Carlton cheap. There are 16® acres, 120 acres improved with good build­ ings, good water and about 5 acres of lars call on or write to ToMns Garn. Hastings. Mich. Alsu have 25 ewes with lambs for sale. Marriage Llcetuon. j Win. Smith, Woodland. w < Kolia tMnnlngt<m. Woodlaad. �When you waat a OUR COUNTY. •rsenx, rw FRESH LUNCH, u-c 8urr w- rS»l« .loo* toe C. Z , 1TL K .«.r I>~..r MM. ,^well dhlrtbutwl orrr tbj e»U * >llt.r»eUI i-i FrhUye’’ “•J’; Castoir L. A. Jrekson. or the Cold«»trr JohLro'. In toe toterew ot to. >-•<£* National bank, .prana ealut a anirrlaa « Ml own tone nbool f«l»« ■me en<lne tor to him!-mm tow b •' Aid -eleW-Tlto XpwoHb L™«u« koto. hl, rrianrti recently. IreuaM-atrlr attar peetoi. and the ptat beam rbrir meetlnit on SbiKUj eve. • «WJ tin rearrlaxe ot hu danahtrr ho r,-.1»e»lr<l brmking bis shoulder and arm. iron Krtdox ere—Connminrm. OI wbnl the pareon to eu-p up slelrp- Here ar IlDHirriwo ----------- _ „ i v Smith of Woodland. use is Che editor of this paper? To make a Jneksui waa marrterl to a fair yoauc ladr. noneot lh« «in»u knowina that aueh a - » ZrSil bX^l-t Thwh hl.bre.to long atory startrereutour bad Iwn pertonnrd. until the J YMkM .1pri>r»WMilSed Odle' bl™ ■! • tael wo ancoonewd al Un banqu-t table The dance at Smith ’ s hall Thnrday night law on. It H old that Mr. J. ha. alwayu hu tally recovered it, and stiure was well attended, about S3 numbers. Ail been no<ed ror MtaprlaldK people, but hls terror to evll-doen in «>at part or had a good time—The fish poud mxilal at last act caps the ellnnx. coonty. the 1. Ik G. T. last Saturday night was Henry Wilkluaon met with an adventure Frank Unrtnn'a bouse Inbebews burned well attended. Proceeds about 86.00 — O. Tuesday night that caused him to low his Hunt and wife were the guests of John down last week sud bls brother came near 2^L~5nl ot W. lull Hall last Sunday—We expect to have a Iosina fils lire, so rapidly did Che stracture « atsntHns attitude. He was returning new P. M. thia week—Dave Trimmer has burn. ■ » here.-tod .l»n Moot . returned from a trip In the west where he mile north of town, mw unknown pe™°n procured himself a wife. They have the Additional Local News. leaped from the’bush and * best wishes of his many friend*—D. h. seize his horse by the head. The horse, a Sctkuu animal darted quickly to one side Stocking Is In Bradley this week. George Osborn last week bought the and evaded the man in such a manner as Waller L. Wilkins house on Center street, to win Hank's eternal gratitude. Hank John Stedge of the north la visiting old paying #1.800. made a lively trip home and after his wife Mr. Galloway, of Howell, Mich.. Knndcame out and assurred him that tb* UD‘ friends—Wm. TMXali has put down a new known was still not In the rear pari of the well—E. Lockhart Is putting in one half fatber of Ralph and Ray Galloway, died buggj. he was prevailed U£on to art out mile of >lal and wire fence— Wm. Niece Thursday last and waa burled Saturday. will deliver hls find sermon at the east and unhitch.—Delton Breeze. \ George Wilkinson, of Cloverdale, en­ Carlton U B. church Sunday Atiril 3— The owners of tot* In Delton seem to be Look out for April fool’s day—W. WiU- gaged Ole Sumner, of Otsego, In a. wrest­ Inspired with the fact that there ia a for­ lanis of Battle Creek Is Visiting his uncle ling match Friday evening at the latter tune In each one. and accordingly ask H. Hart—Geo. Tyler * Co. will move their prices that would put a Chicago real estate mill this coming week on the Syplo mill James, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Web­ dam—Miss Murphy is in Hastings visiting ber. died Saturday of quick cooaumptiou. dealer to blush. Some sneak thief entered the office of friend:) fora few days—Jack Lawrance of the result of an attack of lagrippe. The Orange was the guest of E. Lockhart the Lentz Table company in Nashville last stricken parents have the sympathy of , ’ week, by breaking a window in the door Monday. their many friends. and breaking Jhe’lwlL Nothing was se­ NEIGHBORING COUNTIES The prosecutor ynearthed a hard nest In cured. Nashville in the Hue of gambling rooms Rol. Dunham, of Nashville, arrested for It is reported to the Board of Health of recently. There isn’t any question but assisting In running a poker room, has Grant! Rapids that lump jaw has been dis­ what gambling rooms are being continually waived examination and be>jn bound over covered among cattle upon a number of operated In this city contrary to law, and (anusadjoining the city, and, also, that we would like to see some of the guilty to the circuit court. vveraii hotel?, have been supplied with ones brought to time. Q A. Hynes, the Delton drujfcist and milk from the cows. The matter it being editoi, has moved into his own store. We have received from the Arnold Pub­ investigated. lishing Co., of Boston, two very valuable Editor FlinC of the Hickory Corners Robert A. McCarthy who shot John pamphlet* entitled respectively; ‘•'rhe two Leader, has purchased a larger press anti intends to go In harder than e'er. May Considine, the noted Detroit crook, in a Side* of tta School Question” and ••Open saloon recently, was formerly a student In Letters to Bishop Keane’’ by a Catholic success be his. Olivet college. I • layman. They are valuable readlhg and Early this morning Mrs. Chas. Rowlader The city council of Kalamazooo has should Im* In the hands of every friend of was the victim of a painful accident. Mr. our public schools. nt last taken the matter In haud amt'Mich ­ and Mrs. Rowltuler were standing by the During the farmers Institute recently fence at home and Mr, Rowlader had a igan Central trains will not be allowed to sharp ax in hls hand. Just as he made a run so fast through the city hereafter. In held at Howell. Governor Winans gate a move to stick the ax Into the top of the last three years a dozen Kalamazoo brief talk on highways. He showed that the fence post. Mrs. RowUder placed people have lost their lives at the Michi­ among all the nations of the earth America her haud thereon. The result was. the gan Central crossing owing to the high ranked lowest iu point of highways: tijat In this respect the America farmer was third finger of her left .hand was nearly speed of trains. severeti. Dr. Baughman dressed the In­ Perkins’ large flouring mill In Charlotte placed at a great disadvantage by the jured member.—Woodland News. was burned to the ground last week, with fanners of Europe, as one horse In Eng­ land can haul double the amount of pro­ The people of Nashville are pleased be­ a loss of over SbOUO, insurance 85000. duce to market that a span of horses can cause the gambling rooms iu that place Over 1000 bushels of wheat was stored In draw In Michigan. He also advanced the the mill at the time of the fire. have been closed. In a recent Issue the Idea that with better roads laud values News contained a communication from Fred. F. Cross, an employee of 0. E. were bound to advance. His idea of the some one apparently •interested.” 'and PackanFs. has gone wrong. At. an early methods of bringing about the needed re­ complaining of the harsh treatment accord­ hour Monday morning Iw hired n rig at ed the gamblers. Iu last week's issue of Shepheid's claiming that he was going into form in this matter was a system of county the News appears an open letter, to the the country after a liirvd' girt' Instead of amfstate roads underXbe supervision of a state engineer with county deputies, and prosecutor, and all officer, interested In doing this be helped himself to a load of .closing up the gambling rooms, signed by Mr. I*ackard's clover semi, between four the payment of highway taxes in cash In­ ap- and five bushels..and drove to Eaton Rap­ stead of the present method of "woklug on 41 of tta leading citizens of Nashville, " the road." proving the actions of the officers. Ids. He claimed to the liveryman where he put. out hls horse that be was a fanner Delton. but secret "signs and tefa-ns” known only Delayed tetter. >> Y to liverymen told tiie story that the rig The Ladles aid will have a maple sugar was one of Shepherds. The 1 iyeryman social at the school house Friday evening. communicated bis gnfejiotons 'to Deputy An Important Case Summed Up As March 25tij. Recitations, singing and the Sheriff W. F. Hamlin, who telephoned to 1 Follows. selling of a quilt will bo the program'for Sheriff Pollock and when Cross got buck the evening. Everybody asks whaizqullt, come out and see and be sociable -/Edgctt to the city M. Pollock uot only arrested Chronic Catarrh—Twenty Years him but tired such a Cross-questioning at A Hyde have rented their store to Dodge him that the V»r fellow admitted his on Lunjjs—Could Get No Relief & Robinson, ot Prairieville, who will Permanent Cure at Laststock it with furniture about the first oi guilt. The money S29 was recovered but Cross will have to go to prison. He is c A*pril—Mr. Edgetl has goue on a business trip. Will l>e absent about two weeks, man about forty years of age and has a Dr. S. B. Hartman A Ca—Gents: I and Charlie Moran Is.the clerk In the new family.—Charlotte Tribune. take pleasure In testifying to-your tnedlhardware. He has couie to stay—Marble Frank Ives, who at present holds the Thayer finished his job of sawing on the championship of the world in playing cluex 1 have used about one ixittle and Cramer place last Wednesday, and return­ billiards, was born .and raised in Plainwell. a half, can say 1 am a new nun. Have ed to Gobleville Thursday—Frank Town­ March lUth he defeated Sehaefer In a had the catarrh about twenty yean. Be­ send, commercial agent for the D. L. A game for the championship In Central fore 1 knew what It wm It bad settled on my lungs and breast but can now say 1 N.. was in town on business last week— music hall, Chicago. am well. Was In the army, could gel no Jerry Sproul hr, sold his'house and lot to The Michigan Manufacturing company, medicine that would relieve me. C. B. Robinson, of Prairieville, one of our of Otsego, has organized with a capital of Youra truly, furniture men. 4 990.000. W. p. Wtl.MAMX, Probate Judge of Clinton County. MlddlnviUe. Ex-cashier Kirby, of Marshall, has been While It is a fact that Peruna can be re­ Mr. D. Messer of Hatting* was In the sentenced to ten years in State’s prison village on business Saturday—Miss tails for forgery and embezzlement, by Judge lied on to cure chronic catarrh in all stages nnd varieties, yet it is not often that it Hunker of Grand Rapids Is the guest of Hooker. relatives In the village—IL French and will so quickly cure a case of long stand­ Peter Gelder, of Grand Rapids, Is a ing as the above. Hence It is that so wife were In the Valley City last week— Mrs. H. E. Hendrick was the guest of rel­ dealer in milk and sells a great deal of IU many patients fail in finding a cure lie­ Recently he ted hls cattle malt, which Is atives In Hastings last week—Clem. .Smith cause of their unwlllingnrw to continue was in the village on business Friday—L. against the provisions of the milk ordi- treatment longenosgh. Many people who Fenton of Grand Rapids was the guest of nance. He plead guilty and was fined have had chronic catarrh for five, ten. and his parents over Sunday—W. Webb, Ellen about SIX even fifteen years, will follow treatment Jacokes and Dels Gale were In Albion last Allegan capitalists have formed _______________ a stock for a tew |week. and then, because they week attending tike Epworth League non- company, with a capital of Sas.ooo. for the are not cured, give up in despair aud try vention—J. W. Saunders and family vis* manufacture of Campbell’s automatic feed something else. These patients Ited in Charlotte over Sunday—The senior shake for flour mills. never follow any one treatment class of the high school presented “My tong enough to tart its nerBs, and conThere Is one of the most persistent sink *»equently never find a cure. It is a wellbrother's keeper" to the people In this vil­ lage Wednesday evening. The drama was holes in Michigan in a highway near Alle­ known law of disease that the longer It very good and reflected credit on all of the gan. The hole is only thirty feet to wl<yh has run the more tenaciously it becomes members of the class. The net proceeds but within the last few years halt an acre fastened to Its victim. were $26.05—Prof. F. A. Bacon was shak­ of tamarac timber and hundreds of loads The difficulty with* which catarrh la ing hands with friends In the village Fri­ of dirt have been swallowed, and the cured has led to the invention of a host of day—Miss May Hughes and Miss Flora treacherous bog still yawns for more. remedies which produce temporary relief Harris of Eaton Rapids are the guests ot Wayland election tickets will be as large only. The unthinking masses expect to friends here this week—John Armstrong as a drummer’s grip this year there being find some remedy which will cure them In lias moved his stock of goods from Cale­ democrat, republican, antb-wdoon. citizens a few days, and to take advantage of thia donia and now occupies the new Furguand prohibition tickets in the field this false hope many compounds which have •on building on the west side—Delaney instant but transient effect ha, been de­ Matteson, who has been sick for the past vised. The people try these.catarrh cures James Carns, of Kalamazoo, was very month, has so far recovered as to be able one after another, but disappointment is to resume his work In Grand Rapids—Miss severely hurt by the breaking of a pulley the invariable result, until very many Bessie George of Rockford was the guest wheel In a factory there last week. sincerely believe that no cure Is possible. of Minnie Dietrick Wednesday and Thurs­ Sunday evening Geo. Hannant and bls CATAimil IH A BYSTKMIC DIREASR, day of last week—Edith Chase is spending wife; living southwest of the village, as and therefore requires persistant Internal her vacation with her parents in Martin­ well as their neighbors, were greatly Will taibier visited his parents In Cale­ alarmed by a freak of Mrs. Seamen, Mrs. treatment, sometimes for many months, donia Thursday—Mabie Hanlon entertain­ Hannant’* mother. The'old lady, Iu a fit before a permanent cure Is effected. The ed a number of her young friends In a •very <4 temporary aberation of mind, quietly mucous lining of the cavities of the head, charming manner Thursday evening, it be­ throat, lung*, etc., are made up of a net­ stole from the bouse, wlifTa- light shawl ing her 12lh birthday—A. Hendrick and thrown over her head and was, wandering work of minute blood vessels called capil­ Prof. Wilkinson were In Bowne on busi­ laries. The capillaries are very small through the fields for a couple hours or ness Monday—Abe Moak Is very sick with elastic tubes, which. In all cases of chronic more, when she was found by a searching the yellow jaundice—Dr. A. Hxnlou Sunparty in one of the fields on the southern catarrh, are congested or bulged out with dayed Io Baltic Creek. ?* M\Alten’’ f«r». thoroughly blood so long that the elaatldty of Hie chilled, but otherwise uninjured.—Belle­ tabes are entirely dlstroyed.. The nerves A Jo'se Giw Testimony. Mrs. Baldwin is no better at this writ­ ing. Her recovery is doubtful—Mrs. Hall Is on the sick list—The Sunday school al the Star school nouse was organ I red last Sunday—The Ladles’ dime society of the State road will meet at the home of Mrs. E. Pennoek Thursday. April 7. Dinner at 13 o’clock. All are Invited—Prayer meeting at the Star every Thursday even­ ing. S. S. every Sunday at half past three ’lun” vue Gazette. Last week while Mrs. Thomas Richard­ son was staying alone with her baby, nt her home, her husband being at ^Marshall tjvo tramps entered the house unseen by Mrs. Richardson until she went from the front room iu which she was sitting. Into the kitchen, where she met them coming Into the front room. They immediately called for something to eat. bbe told them it wn»i not menl time; but they thinking they were going to be refused anything to eat, snatched the child which she held in her arms, and with oaths dcmanded her to get them n warm meal which sire was obliged to do. Mrs. Richardson was terribly frigblened, but sueceeded in getting the child, but is now suffering from the effect* of the fright, it bring a very seven* shock to her nervt*.— Cun vi*. cor. Marshall Statesman. Fine tpring weather—Farmer* are get­ ting ready for oat seeding. Early sowed wheat la in fine condition—James Flynn went to the Borges* Hoapltal at Kalamazoo test week for medical treatment. From we report he was gradually Improving— B. R. Fenner in rm the gain—The repubHemi cauens of Prairieville was held at Milo «ebocd houM last Saturday. A fine wtttmdance and very harmouinus. Pralrire The bam Is moot always locked after « usual will roil up a larger repubtlTh. directors of th,* as maferity thia fall. For the nominee Coldwater National task have coneludrd to have exnei »IU every fe Go to the BAKERY- OTK Fine line of creams and fresh confectionery. G OF NEW YORK A, E. RENKES. RICHARD A. McCURDY, President OLD RAGS! If you want to get a better price for old scrap than you do from peddlers, bring your old iron of all kinds, copper, line, lead, rubber*, rags and old carpets to the Coqufs Stat if Uu Tur Endisg Mir 31,1J31, - JUNK SHOP, ASSETS, #159,607,138.68. Michigan ave, Opp. Roller Mill, Hastings Mich. Reserve on policies (American tabled per ceht) $1 W/JOspei.oo Liabilities other than reserve 507. ><49.53 Surplus i . 12,03(1,90743 Receipts from all sources ♦37.031.734 53 Pavments to policy-holders 18.755.711 SB Are to-day the leading wheels Risks assumed and renewed, 194,470 policies AO7.171 sol 00 and have more genuine im­ provements than all other Rieka in force. 225,507 policies, amounting to *695,758,44>l_0t makes. Note—The above statement shows a large increa.-e over 11 years experience, brains, the business of 1890 in amount at risk, new business as­ capital, ana the finest sumed, payments to policy-holdem, receipts, assets and sur­ plus: and includes as risks assumed only the number and amount of policies actually issued and paid for in the ac­ counts of the year. . In the .worbi have combined to make Victors the best They stand alone above criti­ Real estate and bond and mortgage loans *81.ai«,5#U8 cism. ’ United States bonds and other securities 57.#9t,455.78 Loans on collateral securities Shirley IV. Smith, Cash in bank and trust companies at interest ML223.9O3.90 5,970,153.03 Interest accrued, premiums deferred, etc The Victor Man. 5.2Q0.085.49 VICTOR BICYCLES BICYCLE FACTORY The Assets are Invested as Follows: .NOTICE FOB HEAKING CLAIMS. Stnte ot Michigan. County of toury -sv. Nrfiee Is hereby Riven, that by ordrr ot the Probats' Court (or tho County of Barre made ou the Jtth dav of Marrt*. \ D. Wj. tlx month* from that «!*» wrre allowed tor cr-dItori to prewut Uwtr claim* «K*ln«l the««tate otWartilnrton K. F«-rrt», late of tsald county, d.vt-aMsi. and that all cn-dlU're ot said <!-. «-*srd are required to presreit th'tr claims to Mid 1‘robair Court, at tlw I’roAmie offlef. tn the City of Ha41:i<s. for examination aud allowance, ua or tMforo the JUh day of Se|4emtw next, and that such Halm* will br heard twfnro said court, on Friday, th- zuh day ot June and oa Saturday, the ?«b day of Heptombnr next, at ten o'clock in the fortuoon of each of thro*' days' Dated M-nrrti. 2lth. A. D. nre. Chav. W. Amurrnoxo. Jmlw ot Probate. Separate from the many holding great ■possession*, tl*o«e who by Inheritance or alliance have had possessions thrust upon them, and having done. this. It will most likely be found that those remain­ ing-will impress you with the fact that the winning qualities of the sne■cesa’-d are atau* the same in alt The latter are the thinker*—the worker*, the leaders: and It is safe to say that they are worth to the rest of us. more than Is Indicated by the accumulations which represent the pecuniary reward of their vices. They have anticipated the conditions of the to-come, and put Isame In shape—with the result that they are the winners. Illustrations? Why, they .are all around ns. In every reputable business concern there cer­ tainly Is something of this character, or It would be sans reputation. Now for Instance, the D., L. <k N. Kai I rued; yes, and the West Michigan;—some­ thing distinctive about them, hard to say Jost what, but the proof of their pas­ senger perfections Is In their patronage. Of course in all communities there 1are those who once attracted toward a certain thing and then properly treater! become adherents . and perhaps are prejudiced in favor of this or that party, but they are not of sufficient num­ bers for a railroad to depend on. Be­ sides, the railroad Ilves on forever. They die In time. and It is a physical Impossibility to enforce upon their heir*, their prejudices, with other savings. No; there’s only one course toward the end desired, and that la to keep up with the procession; find out what the people want, and give It to them, and where they, lag In coming forward to get it, go and meet them. That’# our theory and we don’t mind confiding It to you. If you think It is a proper notion on our part, kindly encourage us. It la yonr benefit so to da You can do so by using our lines when you go to Chicago. Detroit or Traverse City or Saginaw. * Gao DmHayk», Gen’I Pass’r Agent. >159,50", 13s. 6$ I have carefully examined the foregoing statement nnd find the same to be correct A. N. Watbmocsi:, Auditor. FERGUSON & GRANT. j. m. McElwain, Special Agent, Hastings, Mien. General Agent< Detroit. Ml. IT'S A “JIM DANDY,’’ The stock of lumber and shingles lalely purchased by Bentley, Tomlinson & Rider, At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and studing. The latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. « Their No. 2 shingles are “just too sweet for anything.” ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A Go,. Jol>n Miller, ot North l>«kol, reletejwr uuuore ot wh»t I, brio, reeoni. piloted b, farm.re In the Red Hirer V»l|e» ot Wnnreot. wd Nonh IHkou. H, n "*•' hu •» nwlebt. N or<?“ "" °r Ul,<1 ln U» eurtir. tbrS3.ooo, and retted rrem’thu north th. r^ry niodlcme tu ns»cb tte real dinknlt, <M lb. ,ilibl»S mmu,. Mtl0„ J, ™ ^flowing aUtomcnt; case of catarrh must operate directly on ' lb. .... motor .ruem or b.rr«. as these nerves become strengthened Deducting root of land ' WluuUted b, too KUM ‘ rwture <ta aplIUrx r~.l. ot Leaving the varlom* uncus membranes of the body Cases of this' kita ara ^' their normal elasticity. Then, and onlv ^.r..dn., u,. then, will th. nurrh b. 11 ““I raurrb h not a blood disease, as many sunnn«e of tta Uweim1* blood ves1“u murih °wll-in'"' «<«’lr uil lo 1 Ur~'?L?'ltUL""rt’- fituwbltl*. Uirat .nd pl.„r|hy ,re,,| o,Urrt,| yrw. »od roo^nrntl, ,n- qoUkl, com 1He b» 1-rann Jjch bollle ot th-n.M T I ■ ! j already Ucp | A paMubtet The I.TK4M .......... SEWING MACHINE? If so, buy of the man who sella at the same price to the poor man or woman as to the rich. He wont charge you $55 for a poor machine and eell the same style of machine tn an­ other for 125 as do some dealers.. Oh, no! The Dollar of the Poor Man Is just, as good to Trav. as the dollar of the rich. He FOB SALE OB TRADE Home 11 ight Running World Renowned Domestic. 'Hie and some other first-class machines. Ota *“®la<llnM booses, vacant ‘lots <111(1 fjmn 4A ___ - ti w. F. POWERS. HARDWARE STORE. ' - °U a mBcl'ine for n small payment r* L^bUK’e in" laonthljy payments 11 if UCTiiri. desired. will pay yon to cn 4x,for,. you j)ny needles, oils snd part, for all ma(*incai New ' !1 r, T. PHILLIPS �nier—it still bears the name; a most an old and famous family. Hls anceslovely old ruin in the midst of vineyards tors, both paternal and maternal, had and fig orchards, and rimmed round with distinguishtd themselves in Colonial olive crowned hills. The chateau itself times, and in the Floridian, the Mexican is not inhatxiable. save that one tumble and the late war*. They bad been, a down wing has been kept as a pretense race of office holders, rich, powerful. For » aeneral family cathartic we confidently of shelter for a family of peasants, of a hospitable. sanow*«Ml. Such antecedents recommend Hood's phis. 7h-y should beta every home medicine chest. very low order. 1 should say; but the held a magical power which would fling wide the social gates of the aristocrats place has been a grand one. The home of Mrs. -It J. Bert, of North “If one had lived a few hundred years of the low country The mere matter of JBrancb, burned. -Loss. 85.000. ago one would have loved such a homo, his having broken the United States The Great Spring Medicine. for it was then a fair castle in the center revenue laws was not to be considered Gextlkmex:—I have suffered intensely of the world's moat charming region. The against him. especially since the. affair from bllUonsnesa and rheumatism for over estate is quite valuable even now, nnd had been amicably adjusted. His boldthiVe years, and bad tried so many reme­ its ownership seems in doubt After all. new. cleverness and dashing bravery dies that I had lost all faith. 'Hearing of were set down to his credit He was a Hibbards Rheumatic Syrup 1 bought a Miss Chenier's father may be the right­ If he could establish his true example of chivalry. bottle and found it helped me. I have ful claimant There may have l>een just a touch of now used tour Imttlex and It has restored title a few thousand dollars judiciously his character, as -seen > ......... would make the whole place a the ..brigandinh ........................In .. ^... ---my liver and kidneys to healthy action, expended and done more to purify my blood than garden of beauty. This climate is en- • in certain ligh^i and from occasional anything I have ever taken. I nu> pleased chanting I should like to settle here | chance points of view, but thia only to recommend it as a wonderful blood medi­ with a colony of my own picking. The . served to enhance hin power by adding cine. Very truly yours. wind. and the sunshine, and tho fra- ; the fascination of romance. Given Given . B. C. Kobixson. Marshall.-Mich. granceof things fill one with a sense ot i youth, beauty, ancestral grandeur and* Sold by W. H; Goodyear. Prepared only the value of mere existence. But the ' fine personal nddressAhe one finishing by The Charles Wright Medicine Company people ore dry nnd stolid on tho one | touch tluit remains is the subtle gift,of Detroit. Midi. band, or'gushing and * tnonrtntasly in- J defiance of law which is raid to be nl—» tn exaggeration -------------- ----------. i i ways present with genl uh. The sultry Coldwater Roman Catholics will erect -t: cltaod onai-------the other, a parochial school at a cwt of 880.000. bold that no country whose laboring imagination of the south dearly reverclauses wear rabots is safe to live,in. It , Mrx Winslow’* Soothing Sjmp hra been tre-1 has the upix-arance of decay in its lust for ohHdr->i ireibitnc Jt hooitim thu child, stage. Sandals, bare feel and wooden •oiteiA the gums, all.iys all r»»l«i. cures wind relic, and ta the t>e«t remedy tar d'Hrrlhilw. shoes are not the accompaniments of To enty-dw centa a bottle. Sold by .til dragsfeta progress, in walking about among tbo t^rouuuout the world. people and the buildings here 1 am con­ stantly Reminded of ashes. “Indeed, 1 am not sure bnt that the fervent sun of this climate has slowly burned up everything. Such energy as wo have in or.r great west might not be I able to resist it through many genera- ! tions, especially if we should fall into this j wine drinking habit Everywhere one I gex.-s hero one sees wine used like water. I and a great deal of it is a villainous spur j stuff unfit for hogs to drink. • • • I They tell ua that this region was once ' th<> center of European literary culture; ] that here the fragrant dregs of Roman ' Of Hood's .Harsapiirllla at a blood portlier en­ titles it to your confidence. No other pteparxUmi hax such < record at cum ot scrofula. Hatt Wraun. Wood or other blood diaeases. To try It Is to know lt» merit Be »nr« to get Hood •» Sarsaparilla. w ■rar's DR.MILES’NERVINE There i» nothin-; like the RESTORATIVE aettrklgU, St. Mtua <Uacu, fits, lad^hyMaria Many phyaicUxw ora it la their practice, lad therwiultB are wonderful. We bare hundreds ot tcatlmoniala like these from drcggiata. “We hare neror known anything like U." Snow Aflo-8yrar-we, N. Y. "Krerr boule told brihra wonJa at pralee. J. G. Wolf. HUledala, M Ich. -The beet seller wn ever had." Woodworth & Go., Fort • Wayffe, Ind. “Nervine eells better than anything wm r had.” H. F. Wyatt A Co., Concord; N. H. Trill bottle and fine book of teetimonlala FREE at druggttta. Dr. Hilco Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. TRIAL BOTTLE FREE. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, Hastings City Bank, ‘Hastings, - - Mich. CAPITAL $75,000.00 SURPLUS »7.O0O.OV. I jttrpointed under the laws of the State ol Michigan. Open for business Dec. tfi. IBM. . ' orriCEBs: . i. Robinson, President: Chester Messer. Vice. Pres. D. W. Reynold*. Castd nr.ECTORs: Dan W. Keynoldji, r. H. Po« It B. Me D. G. Kobinson. John Car-.eth. Chester Messer. P. T. Colgrovo. civilization, nnd. through the Roman, | the Greek artistic tefinemunta. were left j over after Italy hail become a cinder. I CHAPTEH XL These lemon groves and vineyards, these : old chateaux, these stony hills and I drowsy valleys ought to be the ideal 1 Interest pMd nn time deposits and a general Banking Business Tran.i*ct«<r SHERIFF'S SALE. Notice is herebygivrn that by virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued out of the Circuit Qofirt for In cud county. to me dln cted •ind delivered. I did. on Uiv is day of S •pleiuber. A. U. 1W1, levy upon and take nnd velraah the rtrht title and interest of said Clark Bassett, In >n-i to the following drwrlorrt pnreel of laud, to wit: The undivided one fourth rt» of the soutii Barn- County. Mich., all of which I -shall exiHKe for sale at pubile auction or vendue, to t he .highest bidder, nt the north front door ol the Court House, in the City of (buttings. In said courttv. on the JOth day ot April, A. I). 1SX*. at 10o\-hjek In the form «on of said dny. Dated this teth day of March, A. I>. INC jAMKtl 1). j)KMHASI.Sheriff. pbobatFuRder. Suite .d Michigan. Cbtmty of Barrv -ss. A’ a session <>f the Probate Court for the County of Barrv. Holden at the Probate Office. In-tie city of Hastlnss. In said county, on Thursday,- the 24th day ot March. In the year uii<- tbotirand eighth handred and ninpty two. • Present, Charles W. Armstrong./Judge ol Probate. . / Iu the matter of ihe estate of William F. po.vrrx .!<■<--ased. <>n rvadhicniitl flUng-the petition dtllv veri­ fied. .I. C. Andrus, a brother-in-law of said dici-ased. praying tnat a certain Instrument now oa ftte in tills court, purporting to be Hie last wilt aud lestamentv of said deceased he .-.uniiited to probate, and Hist ;vl ministration of s.ttd estate ba granted to Cora Powers, the ••xtjeuzor therein uainel or some other suitable person. Tiieretu»n it is ord -red. that Friday, the •.“o.t itayof April. A-D. I*J2. at ten o'clock In the forenoon. '••€ assigned tor the hearing of said ptr.lQun. and Hint the heirs al law of said deceas­ ed. .and a|i other persons interested in said e-t ite. an- required to anpear at a session of said court, Gien to be liolrten , at the Probate office. In the city of Hastings, in s«d countv, and know cause, if any there, be, why the prayer o’ the petitioner may not be granted. Aud It is further ordered, tliat said petitioner give noltee to ibe |>enu>midntere«ted in said estate, of Ute pendency ofs.-ud petition, aud the hear­ Ing thereof by causing a copy of this order to be pit >:ished In the Hastings BA.xNxiinnewsi»»:".‘r printed and circulated in said County of Harp- oiu-o In each week tor three successive wceKs previous to said day of hearing CHARUCS W. AKMBTlinSG. i ■ A’true oooy.] Judge of Probiue. Cleveland and Harrison . i >ne tor Its angling, the other for its shooting. M-.i of every political faith real It. Therein no pi>lltt;s in it. Brim.ill of good thing!: Snw'fng. fishing, natural history, camp life, travel, adventure, yachting, canoeing, gun. dog • and rifle. Oldest, ablest, brightest and best of IU davs. Weekly. 2S pages; 10 cents a copy: 94 k vw. Subscribe now. Send tor free catalogue of best books on all outdoor sports. ' H1CAG0 i WEST MICHIGAN By. Lv Grand Rapids fur.. ................. Indianapolis Benton Harbor............ Kt. Joseph Traverse City Muskegon..................... Manl<tt<*e....................... Ludlukton.................... BigRatyds........ .......... January Ini. M.1P. M. tts tn oakii m *12'05] 3T E : - Week days. ’Every day. 'Except Saturday, .n oo x m. has through (chair car to Chicago. No extra charge for seats. 12:05 p. m. runs (hrouab to Chicago solid with Wagner buffet ear; seats M cents. , , 5.17 p. m has through iree cbalr car to Manis­ tee. via M. & N. E. H. R. m 11: 35 p.m. is solid train with Wkgner palace sleeping car through toCMeago. . 12: 0fi p. tn. to Indianapolis only. GRO. DBHAVgjr.. Genl Pass. Agent. 5/ic kitted her unde. One day Rosalie's banjo, camo by ex­ press. This was in response to a request she had embodied in a letter to her father after she hail striven in rain to make the fine old piano in Mrs. Roose­ velt's parlor banish her desire for the simpler instrument. No doubt it was a foolibh mi act io to ouw kiss me the banjo, bnt very .oonsu uanjo. unz ahe old it with (jenmno paaaion Had it “O1 ‘‘■T, b*'t,v,x? nompamon from her eluHtood? Waa it not one of .he old milto inmate, throughout her eveet. erarte/fe m tho "pocketr OuBbt II not to share her happ ne» In thio am pier life nt the Itoou-eelt manaion? Sh., turned ita 4,-ya. eho swept >ta strings In. pure.short Its .hott,. notes ntre™eihmnoha>e cut through uir that Umt ; never before hnd palpitated with music j so plebeian. The sounds brought quick | te'ara to ber eyes, and her lijw quivered. It would be nujusl to say that any foolisb her emotion. A »-i. sentiment -^..-^.^e causeil —.—^i »...very natural homesickness bad preyed upon ber inind at intervals since coming to Savannah, and of c?Jur»e every letter from the “pocket" and every other spe­ cial reminder of the old mill aggravated the malady, and it was with a feeling of relief that Rosalie turned from the banjo to read one addressed to her uncle from Mr. Edgar Julian. “Here is something that may interest you," Mr. Roosevelt had said, ns be handed her this missive postmarked at some town in the south of France. '"The latter part of it is really meant for you to read. I judge you will be charmed with it" “Oh, it is from Mr. Julian." she ex­ claimed, almost joyfully, as she glanced at the signature. “He is in the south of France, sure enough. And such a long letterl" She kissed her uncle in thankful antici­ pation of some new? from “le Chateau Chenier," and ran off to the nearest win- Mr. Roosevelt stood for a moment contemplating her. This was the first time his fascinating adopted daughter had ever kissed him. He was a shrewd old fellow; lie suspected that kiss as be­ ing meant to go clear across the Atlan­ tic. He thought it not worth while to make any remarks, however, and with a HAILROAD. bland smile on his semi-Jewuh face he itnmr'f 3rd, lf&2. went away to his office. Leave Grand Kspids lor. Rosalie's band trembled as she held Detroit and East the letter. Her eyes ran rapidly over I.aostag.............................. the clear, rather small writing, scarcely HonrelL LuwgU........................... .... the half of which had anything to do alm*.................................... with Mr. Roosevelt's bynnera. Evi­ St. trills.............................. angina*...:................. .... dently Mr. Edgar Julian had done val­ 7 :isa?m. run* through ^Detroit with parivr iant and valuable work in behalf of tbo railroad schemes of his employers, for cor: <u-aU. 25 rents. . . _ has through parlor car to Detroit; be had sent back the contract of the seats. 23 cents. , ■. 5:40 p. in. runs through to Dotrc., with parlor •Dutch Syndicate" duly approved, signed car. seats 25 reuLs. 7 :C5 x to. has parlor car to Saginaw; H"; and M?alod. A matter so completely fin­ For tickets and tntonnatton apply at Union ished needed very few words of explana­ ticket office, 67 Slonroc St. or Union station. tion. Bnt turning from railroad diplo­ G«o. nsHavr.y. macy to something which seemed to in­ Gout Paso. Agent. terest him' pleasantly, ho wrote as fol­ & NORTHERN Detroit, lansing Confidence men In New York are again lows: •1 promised Miss Chenier that 1 would flooding the country with circulars offer­ estate— in Provence ---------- — to „ ing to sell bogus money. The scheme Is look np the old,----------\ have such an old one. that It hardly seems pos- which ber falser tthought bo might tnav be bn said Mid here hero that ' slide that any one would bite, though we .some claim." Alt' may are told that u certain man In this city Roiaiie could' not remember any such contemplated spending hls money for promise.) ’*1 ba^e *en le Chateau Che"green goods" a few months ago. [ j ' ' I region for the poets; but it seems they could not stay; the climate made dust of them by a dreamy pnicess of slow com­ bustion. Some of the old picturesque things and some of the poetical customs still linger hero, nnd there is a sort of Rose-of-Provence odor and dewiness on the eight eir which .mile compensate, for toe .taytime ntitrinen ■If you deem it worth while vou may let Mia. Chenier rend thia She spoke to me of Preveuoo and ber father's iutachment for this particular region. and wiuic wliile i1 ziunuy hanlly iwvi feel nv at iiuurtY liberty w to unu wrttolo ber writo-to U«r directly. I.bave I.bav,. hoped hupe-1 that ... ..... Bending r. .her n uu-ro eketch ... this methcxl'ot ... . , “ ... . , of her ancestral country might not be thought impertinent. ' -uecnateunGnemer-iem. to no tn. “Le Clmtean Chenier seems to be the oldest lilac, in thia immediulo neighbor- lloKultc uvnt to meet Uiem. j cnees such defiance so long as it Is not leveled at the old inKlitutions of aristoc1 racy; and this imagination particularly antinomian in the line i, relishes - -----------------------------tendencies - ------------- -----------------»' contempt of northern ruTce. among I wWch “re counted tho revenue laws. ; >“ eray Mr. Ellis embodied toie im pressible southern doflaneo. Ho look: *1 «nJ hi« P=»»* c*re«r h"> aveor.led ' ...... 1 °» d- 60 . 0,!ht" ,,b*? , ’ • », n | “ s'v ’«' *« vo-eo-J vollod J"' and1 nlmoet "ta mnuble. ’»ble. He 1 h.-irl ^<1 mnnyni many of thee the ntetnrtnM ekmenta nf uf tmnhiMn, gtratne., not thn tho tens: of which wns Mithiunasm enthusiasm 1! nnt tens; <>r : and perfect self reliance. His operations in ™dt J™1 >~n S™0-3 “-1 hi’ V'T®1* “ b“" “?• hood, cot only on account of .ta ruined condition, lint judging fnim the character of Ita architecture Tin, landed estate pertaining to too chaleno is „f conaderebh- extent, ami might bo made exceedingly remur.en.rire by Intelligent mnnagetu.-iit Tesu-rday I stood u^n a ■ nT° u 1 : tact nnd .kil badI been shown to boot ad’nntogoin hta settlmnent of the whole , tautter with too revimuo i.aaais In snub -» "a> “ t"“” h's l°rto"" h“ h,f I com., to Savanm.!, I ,h'’ "i>»«»«<>n »' » '«llow. 1 ; 1 ] ■ ! | grand schemes were liable to burst at any moment Mr. Frank Ellis went right on, onee he had started in his railroad operations, The newsjiaper* began to be ’full of his doings. He was called a Souti)ern Jim Vanderbilt, Fiske,j. a jyoung •• • •-*•• and ---• his power and influence increased prodi­ giously He had gained the confidence and aid of New York cjipituliata, and his energy seemed without limit. It was as if a mountain storm had struck the stag­ nant waters of Savannah's , financial circles. The bankers and brokers all __ _ .. ___ ________ looked out to see what it conld mean, Rosalie soon becama aware of Mr. Ellis* brilliant movements, though bo never mentioned tfiem to her. She read the uv.. newspapers, and Colonel Talbot often . — spoke In high praise of the “young rail­ road king from the Cherokee hills,**-who was revolutionizing internal improve­ meats .in — Florida and southern Georgia j ; : '] j j i 1' ' She could not help feeling a certain pride in Ellis' success, on the score that ire was from the ■‘pocket." Of course his success as yet consisted of mere movements which pointed ont his aims, for there bad not been time for anything more. His race had just begun, but his pace was astonishing. Meantime the ef­ fect of his rapid operations was immense­ ly exaggerated by the newspapers; some accounts went so far aa to place him in undisputed control of all the railroads in Florida. Rosalie’s imagination found food in the idea of this young mountaineer conquering the low country. She was glad to hear Mr. Roosevelt declare that Ellis’ operations were all legitimate, and without any. color of fraud or deceit ^ho perfectly understood that the young man- had brought down upon himself an amount of public condemnation on ac­ count of his'moonshine business, and she felt with pride the Immediate value of his present high course. In some in­ definite way she had a sense of respon­ sibility for his actions, as if he had been her brother or other near kinsman. She was not aware that this feeling was an outgrowth of. that ciannishnues which always exists among mountain folk. "1 am proud of your success,” she said to him one day. na they sat together in one of the spacious Roosevelt parlora. “1 do hope nil your great plans will prove practicable." His dark face flashed a little os ho answered; “It is so kind of you. Mira Chenier, to wish that. If I can always countou such a feeling from you I shall succeed in spite of all opposition." She suifted, and not catching tho cov­ ert or repressed sentiment of his last sen­ tence. said; “You can do that. The business you are now iu has the approval of every­ body, and"----“Oh. well, the other business was in­ famous. but I didn't realize it tiJJ.it was all over," lie quickly interrupted. “You —beautiful’ covering their old sincerity, and her voice its childish freedom. “1 have always wished to be beautiful." said in a way which seemed to supprae* a world of emotion. It was as if he were saying it from a great distance and did not expect her to bear it Whither their talk might at last have led them, one may say no more than surmise. Just then Mr. Rooeevelt en­ tered the ball with some one, and a voice that startled Rosalie reached the parlor “Yon shall make my house your home, while you are in Savannah, sir," she heard Mr. Roosevelt say in hls hearty, hospitable way. “When did you ray Mr. Largely will arrive?" “Within three days at farthest He had to go by way of Boston and New York." replied Edgar Julian. “It is Mr. Julian," she exclaimed in a sort of breathless half whisper. Ellis wondered at her agitation. Her cheeks had almost lost their color, rad she was trembling. She had lot tbo banjo fall upon the carpet at her feet, and sat in an expectant attitude, her lipi slightly parted and her'eyes turned upon the doorway , A few moments later Mr. Roosevelt en­ tered, followed closely by Edgar Julian. Rosalie went to meet them, holding out her hand to the guest, and smiling radiantly. Mr. Ellis measured with his eyes the form of the stalwart northerner, and rose aa Mr. Roosevelt turned to intro­ duce them. ■ The young men were of about th® same stature, save that Ellis was the lither nnd more graceful. , They shook hands: that was about all JEllis withdrew iu soon as he con Id with politeness, feeling something in the atmosphere which oppressed him pain­ fully. As he walked to his hotel his mind was full of that strange bitter sweetness which comes of half formed love ?nd half developed jealousy. He- ehook off the mood, however, and fell to pondering some details of his railroad schemes. CONTINUED j From n letter written by Mrs. Ada E. Hurd, of Croton. S. I)., »<• qubte; “Was taken with a bad cold, which settled on my lungs cough set in nnd finally terminated In consumption. Four doctors gave me up saying P could live but a short time. I gave myself up to my Saviour, determined If 1 could not stay with my friends on eafth. I would meet my absent pnes above. My husband was advised ’to get Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption, roughs and colds. 1 gave it a j trial, took in all eight bottles,' It has cured me and thank God 1 nni now a well 'and hearty woman." Trial bottles free at W. U. Goodyear’s drug store, regular size, 50c know the war bad demoralized us up and Sl.OO. . Good I.ooka. : “We were shut out from n knowledge Good looks an- more than skin deep, de­ of what was doing In the world," she pending upon a healthy condlliiirldf nil the said. “1 did not dream of what a strong vital organs. If the liver be inactive. current human life can be till 1 went np you have a bilious look, If yqur stomach into the north." be disordered you have a dyspeptic look "The current might be just as strong and if your kidneys be effected you liave a sort of routed tower and looked oveV the! l" e’erywhere privately hero in the south if wo would make it so. pinched look. Secure good health and landseapo. if Mu. Chenier eould have 1 dl’c”“<> « » >>“ “hleT™“U What’s the use of all this retrospection yon will have good looks. Electric Bitters oeeu n she would have br«n in love more I 1:111 “d’C">.,res luring nothing In too and brooding and despair? Our soil is Is the great alterative and tonic acts than over with the supposed birthplace j door” "''rni-cnt telling He was well just as gnqd as ever it was; we have our directly on these vital organs. Cures of her ucretor. It is Ju old negated ! “J™* b,"-1"”?«”• *nd ’'rr -I0 'tly pimples, blotches. l>olls and gives a good health, our daylight. our nighttime. garden of too south.; l?',™'d,,h'’ >t Have him. complexion. .Sold at W. H. Goodyear’s Is it the right sort of people we lack?" drugstore, 50c. per bottle. ,, .. .. , i . re. He had determined to turn his energies ,K»alie and reread letter. I w Btrietly ltwuul3M? legitimate pureulU; UUfc but.. wurowbiliThe rich power of * his voice thrilled iwraaw r.rid r.-ou unu rere.yi too roe w.rer. llucklcn's Ariilcw SJilvn. hmrenng over the deecnpiiro eenlence.. I nomtanli,. , ln Mtum hi, her ns he spoke^nd he lifted his head The best salve in the world for cuts, m>d attiring to (?t at what war not ex- । thonghtt rmre Xied on large ecbemea in proudly, ns if conscious of his strength. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever pre-ed. bho med to make out from toe I chanDe| )U „„ tho broJul BelJ In a very tender tone hetadded: writer e dunre touch™ an outline of , lbo Mntb r„r railnuu] “Miss Chenier. 1 am net-going to bo a sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, Che chauau and luenvlnmu The effort ; j „nthern Georgia and drone and n grumbler. Do you recollect corns, and nil skin eruptions, and positive­ eno;fnt>k> Her inmgniation took light w w'hicb Bcltl s.,„nnlb btb, the time 1 met you up in the dark little ly cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to giro perfect satisfaction, or hold of toe runlid part of thu Prerencul [o slndy the dell by the spring above the mill?" money refunded. Price 95 cents per box. bentos., it tamed ItoelT more ngor- rinw,jbn o( a„ th„ Brenda of Florida. "Yes," she simply raid. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. ne.lv wtth ounly with the line hoe poetical noetirei romance.] romance. | Mj| t() lnf„nuud,):1 rel,.tivo •„ He reflected n moment His face was Rosalie was not impractical, however, i South Lake Linden ships a daily average that of one who ponders a dear and certain projxjsed lines. It was not long ot twenty-five cars of relined copper. * and one of her first thoughts was of sendtill be had mastered such knowledge as doubtful proposition. Something liko u lug this tetter, or a copy of certain partsv■ promised to serve his turn. He planned pale heat gathered under the skin of his Hibbard** Jihenniatie and IJtvnr Fills. of it. to her father. He would be interdark cheeks. Ho made a slow, sound­ These pills are scientifically compounded, boldly, but with great care. umed if not benefited. Anything ccnBefore Mr. Roosevelt was aware of less. hesitating movement with his lips, and uniform in action. No griping pain so corning Provence eaptivaUtl his attia- any move, the intrepid tyro in his own ns if nbout to utter some -precious nnd commonly following the use of pills. . They an? adapted to both adults and chil­ tiou at once, iu this he was a typical field had gn* firm control of three pro­ weighty set tenbe; but he turned and dren with perfect safety. We guarantee southerner of the highest ’order. posed routes, with land grants attached, looked through the window and did uot they have no equal in the- enre ot sibk After she hnd finally done with the in Florida, and was negotiating with speak. ■ headache, constipation, dyspepsia and letter and had prepared ixcerpta from it "You were in an evil mood that day," biliousness, nnd. as an appetizer, they ex­ New York rapitnlfe-ta for placing the for her father. Rosalie went about the bonds and procuring money and iron for she presently added. cel any other preparation. Sold by W. house for days with sunny visions uf building. It liad ix-cn so cleverly ex­ “Yes. bnt I had provocation." he quick­ IL Gjoodyear. Provence blending with sweet memories IX.IHI "Those Yankees were ­ ’1 that *U.k, W CUIM J.'Ui I CM ( ly -replied. 1 -----” —- track — ecuted Mr. Roosevelt was compelled Thirteen game law violators paid Sl« of the little valley of north’ Georgia to admire and respect the genius of the ' iug-vne iug*ie as «*» a hunter tracks a wiiii wild beast." She was preparing for a party her aunt man p’ho had originated it Bnt it (Since the war all northerner^ are called and rusts each at Saginaw yesterday. hud arranged to give. There were many called for prompt action. A telegram Yankees in thb south.) Beecham's pills are faithful friends. tilings to do—mere trifles, of course, but was sent to Mr. Largely requiring him “Well, they did not hart you. at least." necessary. Between duties she played to come to Savannah at onco. An out­ she said, smiling archly. Burt Smithson, of Oscoda, was sandupon the banjo, and aaug the old simple line of the dangerous break in tho plan “No. we are quits—they and 1; our baggeti Monday evening and robbed ot songs with a power and tenderness uf they hud made at Chicago, caused by scores are even." He smiled also, and FO. expression that charmed Mr. Roosevelt Ibis brilliant coup of Ellis', was em­ picking up her banjo, which chanced to Tho First Presbyterian olftirch of Bay Colonel Tulbotcalled quite frequently, bed led in the dispau-k The an? wer was be near him. began idly thrumming on City raised $331 Sunday for Alma College. and bis attentions to Rosalie {were if. • its strings After a moment he passed short but it meant a good deal It Is notthwiry hut fact—I hat Hood’s Karsasource of trouble to Aunt Marguerite, I start today. Edtpcr Julian will to with rae. it to her. imralU makes the weak strong. A fair trial I “PlayLfqr me," who could hot even remotely contem­ aroslt . he said; ___“„it will ____ recall ,____ _ convince ______ _______ will you of Its merits. Mr. Roosevelt raw at onco that Ellis ' the pastoral sweetness of tho 'pocket.' It plate the possibilities suggested without Tho strike at Hodges’foundry. Hancock. the keenest pangs of selfishness. Rosalie bad in him the germ of success, and he will drive away those unwelcome recolIs still on. and but n dozen men are at was her treasure, her life. viewed him as all the more dangerous on 'lections. ’ ’ song work? Sing ** the little ~ French Of course, as for Colonel-Talbot, bo account of bis youth and inexperience. your father used to love." was a most honorable man. of high Genius is often sticceraful whero trained' The Michigan Manufacturing Company ‘•About flying away?" family and ample fortune. The connec­ experience would foil; it is the success capitalized al $50,000. has been organized tion would bo a desirable one in many of audacity backed by enthusiasm. She. immediately struck the prelimi­ at Otsego. respects, but the thought of losing Rosa­ The telegram from Mr. Largely was nary __________ ___ ___________ notes,,____ and then throwing back her D. M. Cosier, of Colon, has deserted-bia lie was more distasteful than death itself. the first intimation received at Roose- head, as a bird does, began singing. family, and. It is alleged, skipped with There is no love so foolishly selfish aud veil .'Place Edgar rm---------of e va — Julian's return to [j Shq gave infinite sweetness to the ex­ another woman. strong ns the love of the old for the Chicago. Ln fact lie had jast arrived: pression, and there was a charming dis­ An Imlay City canine was painted in young. from New York, nnd calling at once on cord, between the light, lingering caMr. Largely ha<l found the latter quite1 dence of the French measure and the alternate stripes of green and orange on CHAPTER XII. ■excited over the dispatch from Savan­ sudden blunt notes of the banjo. Ht St Patrick's day. A GENIUS PROM THK OP COUNTRY. In her extreme >ud somewhat childish solicitude touching the proper manage­ ment of Rosalie’s affairs Mrs. Roosevelt found herself iu quite a dilemma. Young EHL bad begun to call at th a mansion, and hail managed to make a very favora­ ble Impression upon Mr. Roosevelt. To say the truth this dashing, eloquent mountaineer had brought with him from the "up country" just enough of the atmosphere of adventure and daring to have a romantic effect, and he had won friends quite rapidly. His man­ ners were a shade freer than the conven­ tional "low country" aristocrats af­ fected; but his bearing was proud and hi* personal appearance extremely agreeable; and then his voice—no one e— beartl lt without feeling its per­ suasive influence. As a background for all his claims upon Saranuah society Mr. Ellis came of nah.' To Mr. Largely this opportune re­ turn of his lawyer and financial adviser was a great relief. It lifted a heavy re­ sponsibility, and gave a mighty impetus। to his energy. Mr. Roosevelt himself felt that a good deal might justly be expected of Julian■ In the »b»n> .trugglc which mw« icon begin, astmggle which would ultimately Involve the ownership of the most valu­ able railroad iu Florida. Sir Edmond Kane, a distinguished Englihli baronet, and the representative of large London capital, had arrived in New York, uid would soon be at Jack»onville with a view tn capturing a portion of the sj-steui projected by Messrs. RooMevelt and Largely. There was no time to be lost. Vigorous^action nnd comprehensive judgment were called, for. There nut be a cornbinntiun of forces and interests. It struck Mr. Roosevelt suddenly that his attitude was careless and graceful, tho merest trac“ of infantile abandon in it suiting perfectly the spirit of tho song. : Ellis stole a glance at her face, a soft dreamy light gathering in his eyes. Her voice was like a call to him from n high* „ ,t„, er and purer atpjojphere, nnd -■ he fait as U ,h« bed really wandered aw»y. in her '** — -»<!--•---------- *•beyond -- ••• white robe of innocence, far his reach. , t ,have , wwchanged a great deal” he “oYon suddenly raid, interrupting, . “Oh, have IT she exclaimed, with a Httla flickf-r of self consciousnera in her face. «Do I not sing so well as 1 nw] to?" , •«Ycu sing better. I did not mean thrt. j had reference to your—your looks." l “It’s my clothe," she raid, orating & quick, satisfied glance over her simple, but beautiful apparel ( “Not altogether—not at all," he re­ gponded. “You have learned a great A Grand Rapids tough attempted to assault a woman and is in Jail for thirty days. He was drunk. A Puntinr butcher offered a society bud . . ... s 125 pound hog If she could She was successful. Auditor-General Stone and Abstract Clerk Caine, of Lansing. witnessos.in a suit at Grand Rapids. Ttasy had to take along the tax records back to 1811, a neat little package of ftOO pounds. Constable Clmrica Anderson, at Dew­ Ings, announces to his friends that he dora uotdcblre to run again. During hix term of office the fees amounted to «o cents tmd he couldn’t collect that. Owosso doctors are having lying nlvout the raads drive. Thu last speaker by alleging that It took ■ hls light wrgon out of nights ago. . \ �bed room We Have Just Received the LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE OF THESE GOODS F. W. GREBLE HASTINGS, MICH. * North Side Main St. ._ore __ ____ ___ , _______ __. of __, labor would bed,, the percentage have been about 90 per cent I say the amount which 1 pay out for labor, when I Thursday, March 31, 1892. include every particle of raw material be­ ginning at the ground—and I am a miner MAKBHALL L. COOK. Editor. both of ore and coal—I have never with all my anxiety to get It down, got it below. 90 TUB HASTINGS, MICH., FOSTOFFICE, per cent on the value of the finished pro­ duct. J adoubt H. 1879. Mr. Mills. -What is the finished product Mr. Hewitt. Any finished product 1 bar Iron. Mr. MilL Is pig Iron a finished product? Mr. Hewitt The labor in pig iron will be 90 per cent of the cost It actually wMtedto meet at Detroit on Thursday. April M. takes 90 per cent of the coat of the article max will m held m the court bouse. Baitings. for labor when you Include everything Mleb.,ou from the beginning to the end. Tviebdav Arnit. tern, isftl. . ......... ■____ ..tow- , ______ 1— -JUUir. tell.. That which is shown to be true by the chairman al the county committee, also such intelligent testimony of these two eminent other boniness as may properly come beforejhe tariff ■•reformers” in regard to the manu­ °TtE various towns and wards will be entitled to delegates M follows, one delegate for each 25 factures of cotton and iron Is equally true .votes cast for the republican candidate for Lieu­ in regard to every other manufactured tenant Governor In 189J, andone for each product. The adequacy of a rate of duty Hope 4 for defensive purposes cannot properly be Irving 5 Johnstown 5 determined by ascertaining the sum paid for labor in any one of the many operations necessary to transform natural elements ird 2 Tbornapplc 10 Into fully manufactured products. The rd 3 Woodland rd 4 Yankee Springs 5 larger earnings and greater cost of labor caucus notices immediately to the at every stage and In all contributory oc­ represented. cupations should be taken into considera­ Dgv, Mich.. March 18. , - M. L. cook. Chairman. tion, and the rates should always be equal . A. E. KrxasTOM, Meretaryto the resulting increased coat of produc­ tion in this country over that abroad. As all of our people engaged In every occupa­ The cost of production of manufactured tion contribute to and share in the benefits articles Ih the cost of t lie labor or services of of profitable production, so all are alike rata. The cost of the original elements in vitally interested in the maintenance of a their natural state, before they are advanc­ policy which secures nnd enlarges the area ed in value by labor, is significant. of national Industrial jt^ceas.—American ' The raw material of a 920.000 locomotive Economist. r-ia worth but a few dollars. The raw material of 1100,000 worth of Before reciprocity took effect, the Span­ watch springs is worth bnt a few cents. ish West Indies bad a bonanza in their The raw material that enters Into some commercial relations with the United Intahed products, as sand, for instance, is States. They placed such a*hlgh tariff on worth absolutely nothing till labor is ex­ American dour. beef, and in tart every­ pended In getting IL thing, that our trade with that country Mr. Edward Atkinson, In a dearly pre­ practically amounted to nothing, Spain pared statement published in April, 1887, having an entire monopoly of thdr trade. Since reciprocity relations were established dating medium shirtings, worth 8?< eenta with those Islands, the United States has a yard, the proportion paid for labor at displaced Spain, and a new and valuable market has been secured for odr flour, meats, machinery, carriages and many urat. the remaining portion, 7.88 per cent. other tilings. ’Die act has been beneficial Mag absorbed tn Interest, Insurance, to both parties. The inhabitants of the Hastings Banner, EDITORIAL NOTES. striking manner by the following state- hearing before the Committee on Ways flour, etc. at a greatly reduced price ami liave had the market of this country for their sugar, while the United States have secured a good foreign market British to help him tear down American institu­ tions add destroy our present commercial prosperity. If the people on the Spanish Islands had'the matter to settle it would not take them long, as they realize what their condition would be If they did not enjoy, reciprocity with the United States. They know that It would be absolute ruin to them, as they would have no United States market in which to dispose of their products, and at the same time their neces­ saries of life would be a great deal higher. Unde Sam is willing to trade even, but he don’t propose to have tilings so terribly one-sided hereafter, notwithstanding free trade England and ber democratic satelites A reciprocity treaty has been made with Nicarnuga, whereby a long list of manu­ factured articles can be sent into that country tree of duty. Another proof that foreigners are willing to pay for the Amer­ ican market. If they see that they have to. Another victory for the reciprocity policy. that time, hand your name to the super­ visor, cl^rk or oldest Justice of the peace. Comptroller E. S. Lacey thinks that national banks onght to be allowed to Issue notes to the full value If Lord Salisbury should, insist on hls of their deposited bonds. If this plan were adopted over fifteen millions of dol­ ridiculous position with reference 4to the protection of the seals on our Alaskan lars would be put In circulation. coasts, It Is possible that the British may Roger Q. Mills, who has been sulking have a clearer and better view than In the fora long time because bls own party In past of the strength and power of our new congress did not elect him speaker, instead ships and guns. It is also possible that of Crisp, has at last been cared for by hls Russia will not sit idly by and see Great own state, Texas. He is now In the U. 8. Britain by force of drums Insist that Rus­ senate. sia had no right to sell what she did sell to the United States. England has been told Even a democratic supreme court could in very plain terms that Russia would not stand the outrageous gerrymandering stand no nonsense of this kind, and was pf legislative districts In Wisconsin, and prepared by force to defend the title she declared the art passed by the last demo­ gave to the United States. It te not proba­ cratic legislature In that state uiteoustituble. however, that there will be any war tional. proaching election*, which, unless, all signs tail, wlU return Gladstone and the liberals to power. British and American Cobdenitfs work together to permit England to rake in. the profits to capital and labor of taanufacturIng, while America saws wood In raising raw material the country, that we predict that it will be about those seals, but your Uncle Samuel hasn’t been in the hatat of fearing Great but a short time before the democratic par­ ty will hold Itself up as the fnuuer of the Britain In the past, and will probably MIL Tbonjh to orlxltuto any stand by hls guns now. OoooClhe lirml nan! and ,Mp tendlnr«anroa In Europa. owi»d bj th. Pataara. aud located al .Sawcutie M tt_ Newest Things in Dress Goods. ^FOB- THE: SPRING: M We place l>n sale this week some of our NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS Which we are constantly receiving and pledge the assurance of showing all that in STYLISH GOODS, SUPERIOR VALUES, -AND— Great scheme. It Is important that you regitter next Notwithstanding the futile efforts of free Saturday if your name is not already on trade demagogues to belittle the policy of the registering list Before bat unlay the reciprocity, originated by the republican supervlaor. clerk or oldest Justice can take party, that policy still continues one of the your name for regtstory. most successful ever adopted by any party. The British lion may roar at Uncle Sam So good and so beneficial Is It proving to Cvwl IcUlallon, jel that parly doesn't ob. to ratbertna any « Un beneficial poll, ctea Un republican, bare pul !n farce, after they bare proron their betndl to Un country. We are all Beady [ Ifyou wlah to vote next Monday you should see that your name is registered If it la not already registered. That la the last day you can register. Previous to in this country. over this matter. There are no grounds for war. It looks like a bold piece of bluff on Lord Salisbury’s part to win a lit­ tle prestige to the conservatives In the ap­ SPRING. JACKETS. The Barry county friend* of Hon. W. J SATISFACTORY PRICES, 5X7 E INVITE YOU to give our stock a careful s!! u ’• tion before you purchase your dress goods. r" justified in making the claim that no one can offer you Stuart, the republican nominee for nuyor of Grand Rapids, are hoping he’ll «1n It when the votes are counted next Mon­ day night. , Greater Inducements So tar as we have learned u,e repul>11. ta the various township. h.Tfl , strong tickets. They should their election is u certain as their to show you our ompiete Lin® V goods. �Richard Travellick will lecture hi the PERSONAL MENTION. court house to-morrow eveing on the labor question. Mrs. Julius Russell Is In Chicago this Best pTbw boots and shoes on earth.. Something new and guaranteed to please J. Lx Crawley was in Grand Rapids last at F. G. Stowell’s. week. For a first-class side-board call on F. W. Miss Lora Prior la visiting in Grand Grebte. where you will find a complete Rapids. . ' line.'-' New styles and finishes. Mr. Denslow has purchrsed of Mrs. C. C. Field, of Charlotte,'was in the city Mary Goodyear the house now occupied Saturday. by John Kurtz aud family. Consideration. 82750. ' 1 Will Leibler, of Middleville, was hero last week. For the next 30 days the W. F. Powers Hardware store will sell goods at greatly Frank Nlms, of Lake Odessa, was in the reduced prices. See the ad. elsewhere in city Monday. this Issue. Fred Avery, of Bellevue, was In tl»e Do you need spectacles or eye glasses? city Tuesday. John Hessmer has the best selected stock Mrs. F. P. Hilbert, of Woodland, was in and sells at low prices. Eyes examined the city Thursday. free of charge. Hastings Banner Thursday, March 31, 189a. ~ R. COOK. Local Editor._________ IVORY SOAP Do not forget to look at the Lehr seven octave organ at John Bessmer’s before buying anywhere. I have also got a very good organ for 800. Foot ball, seems to be the favorite amusement among the boys now. It Is In­ deed a lively and vigorous sport,, and highly recommended. D. W. Rogers has bought Dr. J. C. Andrus’ residence for 81000; Mr. Andnis will probably build a fine home on hls Green street property. 99- Pure. THE BEST FOB EVE1Y njBPOBE. The Harvest McCoy can show you a line of carpeta. rugs, curtains aud drapes that cannot fall to suit you. You should see hls line be­ fore making purchases. Depends something on the seed. Good Seeds For sale very cheap, one two story house, 0110 bouse and lot and barn, one top phaeton buggy and harness. Enquire at 11 as tilths Engine A Iron Works. Only caa Prelaw Good Crops LANDRETH’S SEEDS Mns Write for It*.’ oafv H. VV. LANDRETH, Battlai Ckkkk. M/ch. WITH A LARGER . STOCK Than ever, and with improv­ ed facilities for handling PUTTER AND We are to-day better prepared to please our customers than at any previous time. Bring me your produce. I’NION HALL. ’ ONE NIGHT ONLY. Tuesday Eve, Apr. 5. •’ IMudc.k & Cole, Mgrs. And his company of talented artists in 1810 10 people on the stage—10 8 solo musician In orchestra—8 A real threshing machine in full blast. The funniest of all Yankee comedians. Prices 35 and 50 cents. Chart now open at K L. Heath’s. LOCAL NEWS. ‘ CIKC'IUITION * This week, SO quires. Hereafter, changes for advertisements must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to insure insertion in the issue of thl* week \when brought. Buy the Porpoise bide shoe at Stowell’s. F. G. For choice confectionary go to the South side bakery. Verv Interesting reading on the Inside pages this week. Hear Si Plunkard at Union hall Tues­ day evening next. . New line of bed room suits just received at F. W. Grable’s. Rubber boots only 82.25. Bankrupt store adv. Read the Fruit tablets, the finest in the market, at the South side bakery. Read the adv. of tta W. F. Powers Hardware store In this Issue. , Smith Holmes, of Grand Rapids, was in the city last week. J. L. Wilkins was In Grand Rapids on: business last week. Dr. Snyder, of Sunfield, was In the city on business Friday. Wm. Bauer, of Charlotte, Is spending a few days in the city. Mrs. G. H. Brooks visited friends In Yorkville last- week. Hale Kenpbn entertained a friend from New York last week. , J. M. Bauer was in Grand Rapids on business Wednesday. Mrs. L. Parrott, of Woodland, visited friends here Saturday. Miss'Minnie Lewis spent Saturday and Sunday in Ann Arbor. Any one having a spiral spring from on old spiral road cart or buggy, that they would care to get rid of. will do well to see or write Dr. 8. M. Fowler of this city. t F. W. Greble made a business trip to the Valley City Thursday. ' If in need of a carpet this spring would say. We have added a room on the sec­ ond floor, and will ta pleased to show you a first-class line. From 25 eentq to 8-3.50 per yard. F. W. Greble, the Furniture dealer. Iced honey cakes, vanilla wafers, lemon creams, crackers, oat rnsal crackers, graham wafers. Long—Hand wafers, vanilla squares. Iced coffeAeakea. honey jumbles, vanilla ginger cookies, at South side bakery. Anyone desiring to build, paint or bar­ Ing occ.lon to uu .luoild nt prlcM .1 the W. r. rower* barimre ShS"*' “*’**''" are calculated to advance a man in life nearly as well as good principles, especially in a world like this, where external appearance is .taken as the exponent of what is beneath it. THE GREATEST‘ASSORTMENT Of strictly fine Suits and Spring Overcoats ever shown in Hastings awaits your inspection. BOYS’ GOOD CLOTHES It is hardly necessary for us to comment further on our Boys’ and Children’s Clothing. Mothers are aware that if they want to make a selection of a Suit or Overcoat for their boys, from thenlargest and best stock in the city for the lowest possible prices, they must come to us—and they do. Mrs. Fred Ingram, of Detroit, is visit­ ing Mrs. Frank Beamer. Mesdames M. L. and W, IL Cook were in Grand Rapids last week. Hastings, Michigan One-Price Clothiers. Miss Effie Snyder spent a few days In Ann Arbor visiting friends. Mrs. IL W. Shrlner, of Charlotte, vis­ ited friends here Wednesday. Miss May Putnam, of Nashville, is the guest of Miss Maude Bentley. Andrew Diehl returned from Kalamazoo last week on account of Illness. Harry Paxton, of Detroit, was in the city the fore part of the week. Eph Batterson. our own and only Eph, has moved back to Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Pryor are entertain­ ing relatives from Rochester, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Young visited their Ball playing has been prohibited on the fair ground. This will ta the means of son Dr. C. W. Young In Allegan last doing away with the Sunday ball games we hope and at the same time It will de­ Julius Russell and mother went to Howell prive the kids of about the only ball ground Saturday to attend tbo funeral of old Mr. there is In the city. Galloway. Henry Osborn will manage the’ Bank­ Mr. and ilrs W. A. Hams were called rupt store, which Is a guarantee that the to Vermontville last week by the death of interests of the business will ta carefully a relative. looked after. Gas McNaughton has been Prof. W. D. Sterling and wife are secured as clerk and together they propose spending the vacation visiting relatives to make things bunr near Lowell. The senior Banner editor went fishing Frank Kohler started for Oklahoma up near St Ignace the other day, and cap­ tured a 14J4 lb Mackinaw trout. It may Thursday where he has gone to prospect ta but justice to explain that the fishing fora location. was done bv “proxy," the latter being Mr. Mr. Cooledge, of Toledo, representing E. M. Mallett of that city, who forwarded the Wheeling A Lake Erie IL R.. was In this splendid specimen of the finny tribe the city Thursday. with hls compliments. Stanley W. Turner, of tansing, brother The democratic city caucus was held In Hon. J. M. Turner was In the city yester­ the court room Thursday evening and was day and made this office a friendly call. well attended. A good ticket was named, The Misses Sable Beadle. Effie Simpson, headed by E. Y. Hogle for mayor. With the excellent character of nearly all the and Gertrude Smith attended the Epworth nominations made II would seem that there League State convention at Albion Thurs­ I was no occaaten for any personalities nor day and Friday. mud throwning of any kind. Prof. 11. B. Andrus was elected Super­ As usual Hams A Van Arman have on intendent of the Nashville .school** last band a complete stock of fresh gardqn week for the ensuing year. We are sorry seeds In bulk. They always carry the to lose from our own schools so excellent best stock and best quality of seeds to ta a teacher, but congratulate him on his de­ had anu make a special effort In this line served promotion, and the citizens of of their business. Their stock of grocer­ Nashville on securing one go well qualified ies was never more complete. All kinds to take charge of ber educational interests. canned and dried fruits. Fresh lettuce Owing to tta lack of space this week, and radishes twice per week. They are doing everything to please thalr customers. we have been compelled to omit corres­ pondence that arrived a little late. On The high school students will- give an the Inside of this Issue will ta found all entertainment in Union hail Wednesday “Neighboring County" items, county cor­ evening April Gtb, the proceeds to ta used respondence as well as some local. Our In the purchase ot a mlscroscope for the readers should never fail to read carefully use of the high school. Tin* entertain­ the inside pages, as they always contain ment will ta of a high order of merit, and Interesting reading, and often local items the object is certainly a praiseworthy one. of Interest to all. . The hall sbou* be packed. Reserved seat tickets on sale at Fred L. Heath’s, the For the following occasions, the Chicago druggist’s. Admission 25 cts. Reserved & West Michigan and Detroit, :Lansing & seats 35 cts. Northern Rys. will sell tickets for one and It Is about time that the housewife dis­ one-third fare round trip. Republican covers an irreslstable Impulse in herself state convention, Detroit, April 13th and to “clean house” and otherwise change 14th. return 15th: G. A. IL state encamp­ things. In the performance of this nec­ ment, Ann Arbor. April 18th, 19th and essary duty, it Is discovered that the old 20th. return. 22nd: Democratic state conf carpet cannot last another year; that a new vention. May 3d and 4tb, return 5th. rug or new curtains or drapes must be bought Where to get them becomes the question. This can easily ta solved by Do you want a good time piece for four going to Archie McCoy’s, the furniture dollars, a tatter one for 86, a full jeweled dealer’s, where you will find something Rockford watch for 810. Cheaper than that will suit, something that will do ever sold before. good service, something that can ta af­ John Bessmer, the jeweler. forded, since the qtratfty anti'price are right Just now be has an elegant line to Mr. and Mra. Wm. Huffman, of Balti­ show you. more, dealre to thank their neighbors and It Is with regret that we announce that many friends for their kindness and deeds Minor Layton has severed his connection of charity to them during tl?!r recent loss with the Bankrupt store In this city and by fire. ____________________ . gone to Muskegon, where he will manage a large store for bls employers. During We desire to thank our friends for their hls residence here he has made many warm friends who regret to have him sever great kindness to us during the sickness his social and business relations, and by and since the death of our son. Mr. and Mrs. Joint Weber. -hls gentlemanly manners and strict atten­ tion to business lias won hls share of trade. That bls employers appreciate bls A Cleveland bay stallion, stands i«X services is proven by the fact he was chosen from among a large list of sales­ hands high weighs 1350 pounds, good men to manage the Muskegon store. style and travels a sure foal-getter and Minor-has many friends here who rejoice can bhow the finest lot of coha In Address lock box 97. In hls success, though regretting his de Eaton county. Charlotte. Mich._______ ,______ . parture. * Friday afternoon the schools presided Some nloe new patterns In glassware over by the Misses BI!ven, Wardell and Commend to public approval the Califor­ just received at 8. E. Phillips. Jordan. In the new building, gave an ex­ nia liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Fig*. It ’Hie best entertainment of the season­ hibition Iu Miss Jordan’s, the kindergarten, is ptaosing to the ey*. and to the taste and al Plunkard at Union ball Tuesday even­ room. The little folks, ranging from four by gently acting on the kidneys, liver and lo?. • . to six years. In Miss Jordan’* department, bowel*, it cleanse* the system effectually, thereby promoting the health and comfort Call at McCoy's, the furniture dealer's, gave riuwt of the recitations, in whieb of all who nee II. and see the new patterns In drapes, rugs Muttar Goows’s tales were prominent and In excellent coetumra and with fine effect, and carpets. in addition were a tew recitations by older Farm of 120 A pair of ladles rubtars for only scholars fteffltl: cents. Read the ndv of the Bankrupt singing store In this Issue for other groat bargains. . acquainted with life can be ignorant of the improvement which genteel apparel produces in the carriage, tone of the thought, and principles of an individual. It gives a man confidence, self-respect and a sense of equality with his compan­ ions; it inspires him with energy, independence and courtesy of manner. The face becomes manly, bold and free; there is no slinking through narrow lanes and back streets, but on the contrary the smoothly dressed man steps out with a determination not to spare the earth, or to walk as if he trod on eggs or razors. No;.he rushes onward; is the first to accost his friends; gives a careless bow to this, a bluff nod to that and a patronizing ‘,how d’ye do” to a third, who is worse dressed than himself. Believe us, when we say, that No Man Mrs. L. E. [Cotton is visiting relatives In Savannah, Oh la Spring Is coming gentle Annie, and soon garden seeds and flower seeds will be in demand. Spary Phillips has a large as­ sortment of both in bulk or package. Petitions are being circulated through the country, asking Congress to place a revenue duty of 810 per thousand upon cigarettes. If this were done what would become of the dudes chief occupation? BE WELL bRE55Eb R. K. GRANT S ABOUT HATS ARE YOU INTERESTED? THE MAN WHO WALKED, The new IKE the man in the story < SPring who walked so far that at last there was no man left— . Hat. only a need for rest—there ' Have you are many who have worn old clothes so long that thought' theirtically all there is left is need of new ones. about it; When you buy that new have you Suit you certainly need, re­ member that you can deliber­ got it? ate many times, but deside Are you only once. Hear all stories, get all sides, and choose underfor Tom, standingly. We are never afraid of los­ Dick, ing a customer if once they Harry pause to consider. V, You can’t pull a man over or us? 7 with a single thread, but if We’re the you have pieces enough you can weave them into a solid we’ve got the rope that will prove irresisti­ L largest buyers best styles. The man who buys a hat of us looks well in it; it becomes him, he is suited with it and the price. Well macle too. Why not have well made hats as well as well made clothing? We know who we buy them of; so do you When you buy them of us. What about $1 for a soft felt hat? Some­ thing nicer, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and up. $2.00 for a fine qual­ ity stiff hat. Our leaders at $3. Others too. _' We shape them to fit your head. No extra charge. ble. That is the secret of our re­ ceiving the largest and a steadily increasing trade. Prices, quality, make, style, durability, perfectness of fit, a pleasant store, cheerful, courteous treatment—the aim to sell good clothing or none, etc.’, are the threads that com­ bined proves so irresistible. Not one argument,' but fifty. DEAR THIS IN MIND. D When you want a pair of gloves, an umbrella, collars, cuffs, handkerchiefs, neckties, etc., don’t forget that we give you the choice of an elegant assortment ’Tis a special pride of ours to do so. Just now the constantly in­ creasing demand for the fourin-hand style neckties is proof of their great and grow­ ing popularity. When you come m we will show you all the latest wrinkles in these popular ties. Perhaps yon will want one. There are some beauties at 50c. �WCTK »_«>?«------ Hastings BannER? HIS SONG IS SUNG. Thuradty. Ifarcb 31. I882- The “Good Grey Poet" Has Passed From Earth. — __ ronn. NOTICE Complying lying with general general. req“eSt’BEECHAM’S PILLS WIlHn future for the bmted States be covered with ' A Tasteless and Soluble Coating, completely disguising the. taste of the Pill without in any way impairing its efficacy.; Tkrrr J/ emit a Bax. ■ SdiouMu—ipp* *• Molif name. ___________ VAiTWHITMANOOES TOHBBEST.[ Caa^aa. ..... B.d H. U— >■“ j feW Ameri'’*** « „■ L“? "r .to Hl- bubrt .^"n Th. Hu’^rtotoUll«!iM>totom-*X3! \ tha Mliaiwippi under certain coudi- __ .. Wre— Sk-hanl of Poetry— ' 'eUOr’A• Long uiander by He was born a-iaHner** non nt « Call. Kr^Prtkla* 1-ug. SlVaner. The bill.ppr.pri^nNgi.W 5X,f»rl»cka.kt. « U» ColumHA river la Oregon w“ £Xuu. p*. M-b ,lw the bill .phrvpri.llret <« • ™u«»r .round th. Mio,“OregonWMUu.d, lb. tkmow. pOTt, dliid a. <M~ ; ^,ue0,|y l.r rnured «1-*°®"o‘(“ We »l£XU '“I1 th" _ o’eloek SMuntay ereolns «> hls bom.-. St- ur c|,r «.□ Irorrarl th. »>J• . in the house all day "hl* • nl«ht -Mkkte ,lrwt. Camden. H. l»K»n to "“ok w wWdl he rinna wltb mmoor -Jf ...JO aod grew greao.ll, we.kerun.ll । urf., wm. ye-re "‘•"‘^'VorktolA Washington, March M.-Th. «nato rt. end r^n a, M. ..U»d.n>. .roohtaj «lbOTlOTdret-e yesterday went into executive sesalnn al­ nodOTl tH.t h. WOT teuton Sr JSrt^rt perimbTc th. Freeman, th. moat immediately upo** oonrenlng to eonulder the Behring matter. I>ml Salis­ were sent for his physician, 4)r. McAlister, bury’; last note and the presidents. prowho soon Nrrtvtd «t th, home. He 1mrwwerrl renlr having been received. \S hen ,ured nowhere long. In 1»1» b. went "o Or”ri.ue..nd did editortol work on the door* were opened tho Indian “PP™* The Crescent, but was back in Brooklyn orl»Uou bill W“ “k'“ “P-tl"1 Ln.,- -trlcken out th, houre prop. ..I I ion 1,1 Tire Work Ur Will B* Known By. to tarn Indlw «g,™l-« “*"5’?™' Early in le35 be i»sucd «br Orel *:dl'So" errk Th. MU wa. prndlug Nt adjourn5f -Leave, uf GnrfC The entente of thi* lingular book were neither verse nor pro*, boure d.votrd th. whota d.r, .xrept bu La scries of ejaculation- and for the Introduction of a few bills, to the presenting many original “1 .“J?, silver coinage dtoauMlon. pealing to the common feelings of UUUJ Washington. March 25.—The morning tavor of the common enjoyment uf life. hour in the senate was taken up with tbu ■e.nreca. AAr-Art-ahUCTM. > I i. n la tho ei<ta &C. While thotr mart iherxerciM.-u( the active power. < introduction of bills relative to the postal a success has boon shown la CKStSg j mind and body and the frank wboUeome influences. At dret ,ho"“;2 service and the ventilation of the cham­ did not notice this work, either.Iu pre!** ber* aud then the senate went into secret <>r condemn. In a few months, how«-rir. MMdon ■>u Behring wa matters and at , B copy fell Into the hands of Ralphi «. •«•» adjourned, haring postpone! eulogies on Emerson. H« *rote a letter In which the the late Senator Hearst Uli today. IwXwas highly praised, " bich at once The boose closed the debate on the ailvrr '.attracted the attention of the reviewers to MIL A vote on a motion to lay it on the ! the book, which tijpy had entirely uver- tabic rvMilted-y.aa, 1«; nays, 14S-lhe speaker voting no to make a tie, thus de­ i looked before. On •« ddm tto 1 cxmdsmned. nnd iu Barton and other win* feating the mutton. Filibustering then it wo*.declared unlit for circulation fb the t<x>k place and a motion to reconsider the public librasics tiecause of ita immoral vote against tabling reeulted—yeas, 150; nays. 148. But on a second attempt to tune. Quaint Style of th» Poetry. table the vote was 148 to IXH-drieatlng Lftj to do without them. Bui after allaick head and-that he could do nothing for,hltn. But Whitman defied *11 his censors. the attempt- Mure filibustering until 12:35 x m.. when Bland moved to adjourn tand wjwtru between umisi other writing* cuu1 •• .ot- VCTT ,■-t-j— Tbe-Mwl .anu ..ot- -—-— :Th« 'ir-.r-l-l. I poet when asked by his pbyricinu If be felw’magj the “ Lcnvus Of Gra*a" hi ” special inn *11 IUC o. re.-™— ---- .-r-- * nnd it was carried. This drfrate the bill second unices the rules committee gives it ____ nny pain replied in an almost inaudible work. • •In. 185fi vlie - published »n •w'no ninuxre before ucitsrv edition uf the work, and four years later a another chance. rtbsretawtam | tone “Na” About twenty ininuto . Utocarouvhtto h#d|edhefcald u, bi, .,tt.lHidont, Warren! third, followcl betwren the years of Washington, March M—The whole »<-' tiurt ' IWTrtnd is® by live other editions, and In very sn»n sad I Fritzinger. “Worry, shift,"! meaning i sion of the senate y.-sterday was occupied • Theis were ' l,y the last and ninth, with the final “SmtoJTS | h. wiu>lrol.ro b. turorol eroi. ’ ’ . ' authentic text. All of Whitman .* readers by cpnslderaUuu uf the Behring sea treaty They are ttrtoU y v^-etablo i I pteaMall who ! his inrt. words. He was uudmscious, how- agree that on this work hls Lime will rest. In executive sesaior. end eulogies upon the I hVn-^L ** I «*«. QntU lhe ,nSlA good idea of the poet's peculiar style late Senator George Hearst, ot California. • »*••* "• “<’‘l Thr*‘* anti the quaint strength ol hi* Ixdcs is But in a brief interlude between these exCARTER MEDiaNK CO.. CUin New YortU Mr "'hitman hssbeen in 1x4 since Dec. given iu ibis, rnlithd "AulmnU:” crei-es Senator Stanford gave notice that SMALL rnllit i ntast. when be was attack d‘ with ' ‘ pneu- 1 think 1 could turn and )i»e with animata. they ou Tueeday next he should call up hls bill are »o plac ul -nd *»■!! ‘ outsined; — » « ■ -j—'I monta, from which, allmrn his death in­ to determine the value of the legal tender I’lfrRENTS-GIve vour chilJi^n a kutmt^ire J directly resulttni. He |gu ly recovered, dull.-ir. tor the purpoH! of making some re­ uough to be ! o!t*x>k keeping, shorthsbd. typewriting, teles-j but never gained streu^liij, marks upon it. Adjourned to Monday. dilion. raphy. et?. . permitted toleavehtabed 71>e direct WKM J Thl>ydo awake in tta- dark and weep Thu house, wearied from ita labors on vno thvm uf hls death WMageneralfnllureof vitality I • f(jr fhpir MnM> the silver bill since Tuesday last, devoted IT WILL / ff/y/' Than ioBi which hnd been going on for some Ume. I Thcj do not make me sick discusdny their duty three hours to the euasiilcmtiun of biUn BE MUCH Y L .1 ItAt Ids fMich 1 Busi Tl,« new’4 of l,w 01,1 poet’s d. ftlh was im- . to God. Educate them at the Ur«i.^. 1_, .IA., lSUtJ!5 .nroHMrlr tclrtnwpbrol lo bit brortro. Gro. N.K ot. I. dro-MUrol X OT. U OTrorolrol on the private calendar, and not securing a lues* College. Ledyard Rlacki quorum, adjourned nt &8tt. A Whitman, WL!,_..... of Burlington, tv .1 nw,1 Hr withI thr :u*nl.l j with atthe owuina manta thincs. <>f owning tbinga. N. J., had Dr. (Xtawa-sts. Visit U’. For ratal .- -----Washington, March -JO.—The senate S ftrtah. successor to C. G. Swensberg ■ Zncke, his biographer, of Toronto. i • 1 ye-iterdny recominitted a bill to give jfovIlia Poetry Waan’t Coiver.lli.nal. I ernment employe* in the bureau of en­ It is with regret that the! world hears of ’ the ’Good Gray Pcwt’s’” ddrth. Hi* ron ~ —---------------. temporaries were not alwavs kind to him. | The period of the poet’s life most prolific thirty days leave of absence with pay. The critics “ cut hint up ’ ’ with their i*n». I o f e xp,. r j t . nCT? and suggestions for stirring • after amending the bill out of sight by ’ A. SCRIBNER. M. D.. . , Physician and Surgeon. but the sturdy old man never’deigned •! ven* wss certainly that from ItfEtolSflu. tack-ing to it a stipulation that ita pro­ reply or 9 defense ! lu_thc former year he went to the front as visions sbonld npjdy to erery other perwn HeJton. • •' Sfich. His chief crimes in the ewnt of his oppo-j a volunteer nurse, and until hostiHties > employed by the government whether Office In residence, one block least of d-*puL nentx were bis utter Inck »if convention^' ecuM-d between the north and south be re- . hired by the year, month <w week, or du­ nillj. U.S use uar UI nun., not j often sounded .. JHaiwd at hU lMWt. He personally at-. day. The HU authorising Ute Chicago, ality, hb of words A. A C, H. BARBER in ‘•ear* polite” am! bin of; tended nearly I-AMJOB wounded -ddirrs of ’ IVoria &: Illinois railway io bridge the *" h,‘ total diarvgani nf • Physicians and; Surgeons. tho laws of veraifyinR. But Whitman, vuy —... -re.,k. *--both sides, and hi* tender sympathy ea-nii | Illinois river near Havana. HL, was Calls in city or county responded to with calmly ignored the. onslaughts made on the List day*of many a poor fellow who passed. Executive seisww was held. promptness, day or nlghl. him and insisted that he hud merely in- , btK fl< bim Wu,1B1 hftVO dlKj frirndlWfc. t Ttw house exmsumed the entire day in au^trated a new *t, c H»» ceaseless labors in field and hospi- 1 ooomdsiing bills reported from Lbe comthe xrtht»doxS*cCTmn-renrt-nta. troteVhaber11 tnl afterward told on him. producing the mitiec on the District of Colu-nbla, several \V 1LL1AM 0. LOWDEN". rt2u«Srt.’ I dl-“- <™» -UK* >» ■“-! D.rii .11 I at wMrt «), rtm mUOTrorl. iV t Lawyer. Office over Julius Russelfs store. State cndrenock in tnuta of rhym.-talking heroes his active life in the war he managed to do j JTZr.o street. Hastings, Mich. and heroine*. My meter I* Ioom and fru-% ’ sufficient writing to support himself, aud , REPLIES PROMPTLY THIS TIME. The lines are of irregular length: apparently I on the occasion of pncolu** death ho . . - „ . _ . Uwl>»..tnr«l»roOTl. b«I OTrl<OTr.roOTlol. | lm0,bt „.t rt. fuaou. X> C.prtl.l Mr ! rt “Ul.».n,k..w.r.l UototA. SHELDON. •ot, roo will IU4 riut tOTn- « rmlOTlr,. CoOTlcI- which I. nroUblr ih. bro' 1 "-**• — « Abstract and Real Estate Office. I | "■kUU«m>«, SUn-b ».-lx>rt SO*A/sirxcl Block. HoiUug*. ana larger wave* on tutsca»Dore. rouing tn • , . . • ’ , ____ , , _ .. , . Money to loan on Real EUate Real Estate without tatertnirfion and fitfully rising and ' '♦‘riche" by Prsgrsartve Paralysis. bury s reply to the president s note of the sold on c .mmlsslon. General conreyaucing. | When the war was over, Whitman was | gid ta to the effect that his lortlship has (faring a complete of Ab*tr.M-t nook*,com­ falling plied froiti the Records, can f»mi<n complete W hat Hi. Crltlrs Called Him. appointed to a clerkship in the attorney waters t tracts. C. F. BROOK A Clerk. This sort of reasoning, however, by no Kvneral’a office in Washington, which’ 8 means disarmed his critics, Nome of whom I hi,n in comparatively easy cireum-1 ** ’“’bitration to not ratified they are uul»A P- UllAKE. M. D., are quite a* opposed to his efforts today as 1 Hancea for the first time in years. Until ject to interrupUaQ. He says further that they were at the time of their original -pub-' he remained at the capital one ot the ’ when the treaty ta ratified be ta willing to ' Office over Holloway's drug store. Mention. Naturally the genera! public wan' pvWclpd figures in the city. Then the i , Office hours from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, con to a largo extent prejudiced by opiu-1 b*case contracted • l mmlua similar w to am that of u last i these I. ■__ _v ,m- ‘__ __________ ■ - - In - the _ _ army , j manifested -__ , anted j> a®rec U> * .-ot-.otot «■•»«•« ** am necting with rvaldeuce. at Holloway's drug Nd other re; ibidf fa known an w« provided ions of trained literary men. No other rain » " dangerous dangerous form form known as “ “propro-1i y JW. provided the the question question of of damages damages un store. suit was possible, for Whitman wan called ' grertivc paralysis, he had to retire either be left to the arbitration. He • • - ’’ - and retir,. 1 either xkl« 'tar !rft side tn th* i work He *— took up his j “sensual," “immoral.’’ “groan," and with from ail active — -v *-------Q M- FOW LIE.D.D. S. denies that ho refused to du this. 0. ’ such persistence that the onllnnry reader abode In the poor little fmmc fottagu al in America came after a time to look upon U28 Mickle street, in Camden, N. J., just Office hours B a. m. to 3 p. in. him os n person whose writitfcjs were ob­ across the river from Philadelphia. There jectionable. Of late years, however, there he remained until death came to relieve from Caracas, dated March 18, say.: Hos MITH & COLGROVE. has been a decided reaction. lilitire have oonimenewl. The government Lawyers. Engllthmeu Hailed Him. COtfiee Id Union block, Hastings.) argan, l^a Opinion Nadonal. tanned and It wan there, paralyxed and unable to Abroad there is no question ns to the Practice Is all the courts of 1 he state. feeling which will Ixj called out by the work, that he almost HUirvtMl, until the distributed an "extraordinary bulletin." This was the first information the |>eople news of hls demise. In tho darkest hours English appeal for aid In hls behalf awoke • 4 E. KENASTON. " ,’ of Veneauela fighting of his struggle for fame it was Whitman’s the American people to a sense of bis con> had that „ acluhl . --------- -- hiwi *k • Attorney at Law, £ I' commenced. ®ommeo<*d- The official report confirm* coofira* consolation that he wan appreciated in ditlon, and led to some efforts at rnising (Over J. 8. Good*ear ft Co.’s store.) , Parth-utar the former meaaage Fnscueesln an eourteof the State. Colleetlous Europe. The English people particularly funds for hl* support. But oomehow the <3 “beneflla" ot and other affairs i ‘ 1X41 ia> hailed him as a genius, as the true Amer­ -bnu-lll.<1 ..thro.ir.lro pvrn ...... a,,„; ican poet, greater than Bryant or I.oDg- yielded the rettulta they should, and a small Minister R«ld Salla far Hbk*. p R. TIMMERMAN, Homeopathic Phy- fellow. In America, when “Leaves ot circle ot his intimate friends were the chief Havre. March *.-Mintator Held and L . slcian and Surgeon. Grass" appeared, in 1853. there was nmc- preyiden. Through thedr efforts he was I wax [ Mrs. Reid sailed on the steamer La Chaxn(Office over Lathrop ’» drug vtore.) tically no one to utter a good wort! Idr It enabled to end hls days in the moderate ' except Rtilph Waldo Emerson. Tennyson! S U "J- On April Maw, real estate and collect­ and Browning amt Sir Edwin Arnold all i^ahU: U *****,w lhe tIme THE DEATH RECORD. ing OFFICE OF wrote of him in the highest terms, and no fa public He lectured at the Madison Palmerton & Smith, English writer visiting America ever neg- i r?l,fc7 thT^*r’ n Xew Yorit«on Abraham .Michael Kraus, well known GermanWoodland. Mich. lected to call nt the poet's home. Htaflrrt! -nd « m’ •pDear*n<» w*» •• striking American cltixen of Milwaukee. C. S. Palmerton, jJ. M. Smith. interview with Sir Edwin Arnold two nnd veneraWe ever. r, It ... wns exn»^i venerable Randall Hunt, dean of the law far* Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. years ago was almost pathetic in iu earn-' ft would be hi. |m «u>ri» IT., twn „„„ Uterohj f.11 mu> publk. lral H„ HotertCoUrirt!d2^JS ulty of Tulane univerrity, at New Or..... . 1Wdtn vouyer had to edd leana each other’s arrno. !ihnndtnm. P*"00*1 ____ 7 _. * •uu «»tribnUOTU>rtr! i JaQ«®. of Hadding colApostle of a Mow Sch on I. ■ uet receipts to make tbs sum 83M. ! Irgr. at Abingdon, Hla. Kenriy all the British literary men of The Dyjn< Poet-. (!rat|t„da< Despite thia lack of appreciation the old ' note were equally enthusiastic in their praise of the American bard. He was man never felt any bitterns- toward l£ I ritow. To.Mlwhovl.tuj hl.p” |,L held up again nnd again iu the English magazines os the long looked for apostle home he never expressed a wnnl ,<r of a new nnd perfect school of poesy, and "°“d rt« America public when it became known that the poet was Srrt'jr’"?’’ “ actually in want the depth of the English only the most fervent gratitude •“P'ri,>Xodeot at the low. dlvUIoo al th, Hock l.l.oh „ jfc, admiration for him was manifestwl in the —1 Moines. most convincing manner. An appeal for X S ±5' :?“■‘“"11*0, Mr •W w“ Printed In nearly every paper pub­ -w F' BootB"Wtne-r at "*• •*•’, mere tjfv. tbo Chicago and Alton railroad, at Chilished in the kingdom. After reciting hta ®"J t*,'nd2^ ft0°'1 he h,*u don*’fw liurlure, tlw appeal coocludud. .■■i0"'. 'I,?'1'*''*'- ilUtlwMtea Uw Walt Whitman starving. yer and civil enBineer, at Philadelphia. ,•'0,1,<**«rd sprang ia r»> uSi St ■*' *“ u"Mi, ™*1 rarnom be nut speodi* wjl esuite man of Cbicago. bis reltowniea Pui B^-r0«- nUDUUtx A. PAKUr. .. i^,1® “n” ft-® world’s imn^ Th.renaon^r,„fam,„d CURE SICK HEAD « 1W Avne TwVoucaH qet . IN OTHER. TOBACCO?YOU KNOW W l? WiiAWmUOOkWoS Jac"m-rs ’ Bun', briiwilWQC To Advertisers If you wish ]’ to Advertise x !’• 1) ’. F . and need Instruction, »cnd one dollar for our “Book for Advertisers." A little study of that book will enable you to decide what you ought todo. and gireaa ide*of the probablecosu ,! If you instruct u$ A \ <’ A T 9 A ' to place a certain amount of adverf.sina for yon In the way we think will do you the mart good, you should send an explicit statement of what you wish to accomplbh, and make suitable arranp-ments for payment. Your order will then receive all tho attention that it requires. 11 If you wish i> an advertiyernept I* prei>nrcd and a plan of advertHng For preparing advertiserneoty, electrotypes and estimate* tho a<lvertiser pays u-*- For the expense of placing advertisement* and watch­ ing the fulfillment of contracts wo are pan byaconnuLselnn allowed by the publisher at the paper in widen the advertisement appears. If you want to learn ' All the ins and onto of advertising without any cost or trouble, read pRiyrms’ Ixx regularly, carefully, studiously; issued weekly. $Sa year. If you wish a complete catalogue of all uetrepapers. send <5 for tho Ameri­ can Newspaper Directory. For any further information address GEO. ROWELL fr CO., Newjpaptr Advertising Bureau, 10 SPRUCE ST., NEW TONK. MORTGAGE SALE. Default hRvluK «**»» m«d« ta tae conditions of sriUlnW’.lKK- mace by James Endsley and Praiufa a. Endsley Einuia Slmpnou Ctated s.xvtntarrr A. !>.. IWCand recorded In the office «»< ilu> Urj:l«trr df deeds, lor tbn C«nut>- • t R irn vhl nt He ot Mfohlgnn. on the 3Mb br«i November a. i». tfoo. m Lloer 33of inottgige<. o>i pa^.> IJ2; Raid m<>rtg««e was on Ute exprew oondhlw that K any Inter- at shall Decontr <11if ami rvmutu unpaid fur slxtr days thru both i.rineipal and Interest shall fartliwith tawnie dn* and wtllrclablr. iit.rt default haring been .«:«!* In tlie p.Tvn*e>>t of interest due Novem er '-'THi. 1*91 a-.d the same having remained uuotUd amt in arrears for the space Ot sixty dap unit tipwar-h. th» orlnclpal stun of four hundred Hft v dollar. •» Pis all armamices of Inter Mt thermo n no* due and payable by the terms of Mid mortgage; w»H. m<irt«n<* there Is claimed to be <>u.- at ibednte at Oh* notice the sum of four hundred aIMjr four dollars and flOIM :i::<r i <> r«rt or proceed igs at law having been l'i* Hu «< l io recover the moneys secured by raft! nxwizsir. or any part thereof; Now. therefore, by virtue ot the power of sale contauinl in said mortgiK-. aud the ■tatu'.rtn m»cb ras<- made and provided. notice 1* hereby pl m-i Unit «m H-iturdav the 2*th day of May-A. I’., l-iie. at ten o'eldek In tM fnn-covn. 1 shtd.5 veil at pablk unction, to the hlghert bid­ der. at the north front door ot Rarer Cornify Court Honor to lhe Ctty of Hasitrnm. Michigan. tor^7C‘T?lyU' h,>l<Wn * tbc acribed In »»td mortaagv- <‘r »<» much thereof M utay be here*aarr to jmy the amount due on fee allowed tn- law eomrenanled for then-la. the premises being dewrUied in said nuHtnaean all those certain lots »rel parrels of i.md situate AC<M little HunUc,!, Is the sister of Mr. W. S. Huntley oi Cortland, N. V„ a .eU kao.a«. penler and bunder. Her hat;.. 1Ute.. meal below give, only :1k ,-btoiu, troth concerning her U!n«s r.nl mir. •G L Hood * Cx, Lowell, Jfcm.• -Dear Sir: Twelve jetts :-.»«> I b-j-m to bare hstr.orrba,~cs mk! four joan m> tow that toe pbysfcia.31 rfd:. j Thero Wao No Hops and I slioukl Mon die. I could i .-t i ,,. r from my bud. Under oy faeo «cr_-u'.staa antitiHii-illv t-A-lklrttkre 1 w ar 1- it • , . action of the bowels farr.r.’■;■ - tl ' (1‘“ Mid Um cause was ulc?r» 1 > U.. rtons :f._ flMl&MRVjffiMhsr saM tlw wan-.--! to eJS coo more trial, sivl n-::--d if j t -t-i, Hood's tenaparllix 1 uld lt-c it .-u> j ts First Timo I had Felt Hun­ gry for Two Years 1 kept on with Hood’s Sareaparllh and la dx mouths was as wcll&s evor iu my hl -, it |> now four years since I rerorc; -1.> 1 i hire RwJMfilljtfij'FlIriniriiii stn; rlirewg. rltsgr. If ever a hutnsn'iwtt-c ttaakod tbs <X W Hours. Sawyer A Jecn!::,s t: s well knows dragghta of coettabd. as/ tl^tMlu Huntley -fe Hood’s Sarsaparilla MK»." aa dasta for her Is wurthy highest cccsfiUood’a I’llta au • Liver Uh. H ha sn in A WHY IS THE W. L DOUGLAS S3 SHOE cENT^t., SOAP A UUHIIY SUP, P8K AMD SANITARY TH-SUP, in. tha CT t In Hfrom r' WO WBKTITVTk-fl drKwi!KX!ai-.-.'M Woolley & Bronson. In ’.lie ADMINltnilAToR-S SALE. matter of the etlste. «f to the Itfcfcv-t M■:U■ r.. ou Mthe fifteenth d&v olApn'.. A. '• o'clock In the r<>ren - r id . :»rt ]»»• ‘JJ denreofine late UertKe Ue>z...« flrwaf* In the tewn-lnp uf rrelm;”»■’ lix ’“V, «F«'S ‘h «jldu.-r« iratttarj Th. rnpoos u, »..prom„ ,„j H-n-ww.. Uhl th. pct tare fa. at Mjnhl bungw. Io-tew u( u.1, rooaljdmlraUre, „nd ,WM|Urt ao tlret Whltnrea h«lj >*ok. DOTM.MOTOT LUA. rK-^ SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. , or, at Columbus. O. Smith. cW^.idmt at U All dressSi -ro .uthonwl !? uratwn, \\ £• W. Youko, judge of th* ixrobase aWSl/hknd. Th»:fc>~Xb«^2ft«, <wrt for rtauk county. Bhraboo, Wla HENRY Bl Sy mom DSL vice rs -»■».. - -J th. 1'iopn.wn, SMOf^ : the First National bank of Chit-awn *** 8- CpRMtog, nr.»wjilwnt re-UL-. fort Atkiuiok. Wik^ , W. I. wALFLrr. examiutaM M gk1 *“ a-POT^ '■“-.A-A of Itarrv county. Mtehlsnn. a.t at toe «“■? friMitle and Interest of the in anti tathr real e-ob•! ,.‘U.a2 the Counfrof Haro to tl.r State known null derenbed ’“*2‘muter The WCTt halt {’i)of the north cart quarter (H) Q« section r.ghl <*? In tfww-h p north. remit? ten (W) »t d. Barn < « iiBS1“gS'DK,x' prc"ln'nt du- WAS A THOROUGH AMERICAN. A pa ch th tn restart KIRKS [S utes every day. In a month £ eoul-i tvalk MOM ■» Ctawn. U;- <tr.y I axi.cd what U>-y were to have fur d!w.-. au.l i wanted somethin* hr mt-;. ?f y m-jLber wu go hippy sb* enod. It was the H L W cdtaide, I waned bUecl n util-.thoughtIXonly fmi y, Iv-. >»s> BUSINESS CARDS^ S cas to DW S A Waste cf Money SMALL PIU.SMAUPOSE.£^1“: P of C of h»“ or Wbour-ag V«*h» °* “ ’1, ie*« h mrc. ‘ Jf yen oread that use it. A*k } *•’ ’^XLl SHILOH’S CURE, Pn« gd: l«s* D �Unlike ti» Dutch Process No Alkalies HISTORY OF A WEEK. WASH THEIR CLOTHES WITH -Mrs. Nancy Coyle, of Georgetown, Ky., aged 84, hanged herself iu a born. Sydney Dillon, president ot lhe Union Pacific railway, is reported ilL , | , seriously r Iro*.’‘carriage factory aud Hendereou Br several adjoining building*,m ----------ig imiMinv*. Cum bridge, | Mas*.,,-----were----------destroyed’ by Arc. -------. ----I Thayer has reopened hi» governorship, fight in Nebraska nnd asked the state *upreme court for a rehearing. | Dnniel Lamouti President Ckvelaml’* , private secretary, is scriotudy il.—broken 1 down by overwork nnd. buxines* worry. i Tb. WlKOMln .upn-m® court bo. <!► I Other Chemicals arc used in the preparation of W. Baker & Go.’s ^019 Cocoa, ®Ur«l ib® l®gfJ.Uy. .pportlonmfM mnde by the last legislature to be uncon- । .,1..., I atittitioual. Mayor Pierce, of Sioux Oity, Ia., hae 1 h^<en’QCirst> wbef^ir? \ which is absolutely pure and soluble. It has more than three timu the strength ot Cocoa miked with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and it far more economical, casting less than one cent a ettp. It is delicious, nourishing, and easily startled that community by announcing that he will enforca tbe .prohibitory law come what may. Berry Turner, the Kentucky and Ten neaaee deupcrndo, for whose attest $000 had been offered, bos been captured by Sheriff Colson, of Bell county, Ky. ’ . MADE ONLY BY W. Baker & Co., Dorchesiar, Mass. PECKHAM'S CROUP REMEDY f I =-SHOKE=‘ 1 Eb. POWERJ c'-- ■iiIECHILDREN'S COUGH CURE NO. 35. Michigan Central ALWAYS THE SflFlE “ The Niagara Fails Route." 2!2 ALWAYS THE BEST Station:* .11, o Hadi 5<- CIQflR IX!>| 9.3) station*. IN THE ADMINISTRATORS SALE. In tho matter ot the estate of C. Columbus Backtu. deceased. Notice is hereby given that l shall sell at pabllu auction tn the nigiirat bidder, on Friday, the Qfp-etith dav of April. A. D.. ittid, at ten o'clock, hi lhe lorenooiiaat the Ute residence of th<-late Colmnbus Backus deceased, in ibe to*n*hl|i ot Barry, in the county of Barry, tn the state of Mlehltotu, imrsnnnt t<» license nnd authority granted to me on the 29th day of Frtwuary, A. D. IMU. by Um 1‘robntu court of Bnrrv county, Mlehlgiui. nil of the estate, right, title and Interest of tbe said de­ ceased of. tn and to the real •stale* situate nnd being In lhe county of Barry, 4n the Mute ot Michigan, kn .wti and described us follows, tv-wit: * l he east half Gi» of the smith west quarter (*4> ofaectlnn Ihirtv (30>. Jin. township on* fl> ••■trill, runue clue (!•> west, according to the I United States survey thereof; also ten «10i ru-rrs off train the north end of Hie rxstehnlt i’D- *>t the north west quarter t5*i of section thirty one 131) In towifshl|i one (1 ■, north range 1 nine 191 west. j Dated March 1st, A. D . 1892. Et G X5 K HAHTU O K !C. 0.5 M A GII.I-MAN. Local Aarnt, Hastin<*. Administrator. OXE EXJOYS Office at the Hastings House, TUESDAY, APR. 26. One day only, j HOLMAN S. HVMPHBEyJ Late of London, now of Chicago, with a BRANCH OFFICE at . , — . -r- -r— —.-.—.-r — \ f» > Has visited this County oaoh month for tho past six months, and during these visits has examined and h pre'hcribcd for hundreds, and effected many of the most Wonderful Cures ever madelia the State I >j \-k vmir friends nnd neighbors about Dr. Holman S. Humphrey. There-is scarcely a neighborhood in tho county that fl h-i4 no‘ hail the benefit Of the doclor’^wnnderfnl skill, aud rarely a family which has not had one or more of ita members J sirrte’ied from death and restored tMvalth after nil hope had been given up and the family physician pronounced the-ras*? h iiirunibie. If afflicted do not fail t/> consult this must eminent physician and surgeon. . Aii examinations, coiisultarinos and advice free. Althoach ths doctor te in many caecacompellixl to nse expansive Instrument* and ehemlcals iu making xnalyci*. miero«covic nud other scientific examinations, yet he doctor* and pronounced Incurable. | .—.re* to mm*. Dr. Humnhrey ban hnd nearly 8.000 cures In the State of Michigan, while be n part of the phydedan-* duty toaMWrtoin the patient'* tree condition without expense to the »ufferer. Whenever and wherever Dr. Humphrey decides to locat* n monthly vtelt crowd* flock to see Mm. and no wonder, for by the firet examination, and oftan wit hoot nrkinx a >iucati«m. he tells the invalid what tbe trouble I* ana the pnep^t of a cure, and tuoet wonderful of all he valor* hi* bret i t.prvMloil an<l first look ala patient more than all rlsejind Dr.Homphrey is nevermismken In h;* diatm<*i* in any co**. Thedoctnr'S methods difterrnnrkedly from tt.r K*ner*l practitkiu*r ia all re-pwt*. Followinc tho plan of Ht-Grorffe’s H*wf>itid ■ t Ijindon. he’rwrinter* ernnr nartictilnr aa Indiana, have been folly five time* that number; | nearly two-thirds of three sutler*nt weremvonup | .* hopahvM Ufkallds, some to be blind, some dref. and other* a prey to scrofula, chronic kidney <i‘e- | ease, conramptlou. destructive female trouble*. | Amoua olhen*. hundred* of children b»pelre*lj : deformed. But behold now many «*f them ►•■** anil bear,while nearly all are rapidly bring carol Tho doctor is •nrronndrd wi h the floret nnd eye.ear.throat. nnee, eb.est. Ian<». heart, utixnur liver, *pl«*D. kidnejr. bowel*, rependuetbe • nni, urinary orxan*. bruin anil nervmi* n»n*i ixiraljri*. rhramatiam. rick headache. Mn*Ml . Ji—__ _ ..n— ... (ul »tnt • •ixwific m'didovs *tr*i>cM »« u’i— *ro rvMiily computed aud the re-tnrin* taxtili able for hard woik *r>d>l.~। tunl condition of tho tUeuca and the *ff*rt r»f «r*cifir mulirlnee upon, every structure of the U-dy. unlike inrwt doctor*, he i» «oh- dpcelvrd loin a fair-security, tlwy nmoi puf off tbe matter until tho c»m- iinoirabl-. The doctor uarneetly rrqn_ — . • ... ... — — a. Klm and » <.nl>l hero point not tb*ntteriiolo»km DR. HOLMAN S. HUMPHREY • i .f ilinir tho fact that they hav* •affrrol for Cures After All Others Fail. lit lhe liCHdi) of tlie aerhma rr»ult» • tilch pertain solitary and lodieerect practice* pro<|ncr. Tltree vice-if p***l***f i” eyratnally undermine th* oonsfltn- j pn«tn>n->n. non oi i ■ >>o— iu>w......... ..... »liu« maukii-i there i« prolmhly none a lx mt which I lie com m-.-r> family il-rtor in cen-ral j.ractlc- know* *.■ little, yet no raff-rere i.i . .. _.1 ... .II man. thxn flips.. n. I...... tioiiM tilled with cnoibid dreirMnud fearful m.prehrosion*. _ >__ ■ .riOTwua u-:H. IhMa nnfl.rtunfte* nrii>4* ■ >- grotf h- *i>iuda»f Kat viswa of Hl». «l|reHre. etc., are orn<ul ana r-»ni**p<uu««u mu ** HtelMliiU inr.-ulrond krep* w»'ch«*f li.Mild nr* Vxaterbilt inr ulro-d bu*lnre«, basin***, hh-krep* w»'ch pf and<>v**rnr»d<iv*-r,.k* ti e «..<ir.. rir». m-licnl m—Hcal world eonatsotb. e>m*taotiy. Th" T>'~ airthal*. method** •® f MeKen«IMcnrnsi**. ,.— K-*oh. u ti-. —- tteqaani. m Virrh-.w. PurtMC. Brawn M. B^rgron. F.•J^l•rs^lLJ!t«-l ^••;' i.H<n. rh-. *H- *» fsihiltar U> him M U« thsmreivs*. and while on* ready i.. <.-ru*t> M>d retain s f*rt. h* h.»l<l* fret tn old friends tenseloMly. sod m,ki-* »i»w..n— e*ati«>n»lr. «xp*ri*no* bavin* Inn* •lode proven tb*t >>»..Id truth w"ii *|»pB<d I* wurili ■ dorea conjecture* bow*v*r plaasi- Dr. Huinulircy fa tbaonly 'phyaiolan who iml tbeune. who carries with him a fall line •f ioMrnment* and *ppor*tua for makiuc »ifh-tl?<>eb«ntlfic uaminaUami of the varieoe mi:n.. b*M«l, discharaea of any kind, catarrh*i etn., etc., whish examination* xrv now con»;d*red tndi*pen»ible to a correct cities are thus prepared with costly out­ fit of uiicnacopie nnd other essential InstramenUfu- m*k lo« a strictly flr*Ucl*redia*nn»i» in many ch*«i. the afflicted would <!<> well There n-in>.» a laruio* point in the coars* i time-, that ia, until aorh th- d<**lnr cshiM print b-lt*ra from ihi>u»au<i* ;«f suit*. luiTot*«*n enrol, and are today perfect mm. phisirslly mentally. Diss**** <»rdebility **f I)** reproductive <>rmi.* i.f either rex rapidly drefmy* tb- -nrexire <>t both body mid mind, rob* th* *«ep uf it* .dijifieity. dim* ihe bright «y-. tmlre the eh-ck. develnji* ra>war<|. ire, nnd uftrn dretroy* ths Lrightret intellect. The n-i*n*luctir» fuuction is th* mainsprintf >>f noinml life—orreervo It at all h***nl*. ’ । ■co •a to nffw t the proper faoetlon and finally bnwk down the uchiid •tractive otwmUnn. utay the In read* nt the dlaeaw. anti vivo tb» pat Unit a corn lortnblo nnd o*efcl lit-. Other ounm. if nfleeted, after rm*ain« a oertaln *taae. die In »otui of all that skill can d.K Hence it is not only danneroan to <U«»y. bat until premature dvalh cloare tlia mmoo. Dl*oa*«i* of Women, Bach *» bare balJM th« akill of all other rhj»iclans and their rr med ire. Dr. Humphrey qoicuir cure*. Dliv-ra tumor*, fibroid and polypoid growth* cored without tba uaa of the knlf* or cnartica. No rutting, no pain, no dancer. Manhood Forteatly Restored. Quick, palah** and certain cure for impotence lo.t auiml iiper.narorrba*. loe*re. wwknree nnd nervoua debility, also for proatntltla. va­ ricocele nad nil pelvatadf*M*e>. wl.rlKer funs Impradeut habits i.f youth or M-xnnl exo»a»rv ia mature yearn «r any cans* that d*-billt .tee thoMxaal runOtluBs. speedily and i<rrnian*uiIr cured. CooaultaUwn free and strlctb con­ fidential. Abaulute cure* gnurnuteed No risk incurred. Kp lrpsy or File sclent Ifloaliy trentml and positively enrol by a never-failing xnrtlmd. Persona uusklllfully treated by ignor­ ant prvbrailrni who k-vp trifllog with th*- n mouth after month, giving polsnoou- and In. jnriou* compound*, should call and mm tbe doctor. । Wonderful Cure* by my improved meth­ od cf trentmeot acoomplitlo'd in nervous <1-billtv. premat ore decline «if. manly powure. and kindred affectimis, whivh have b*en ne«. lectad or unskBlfolly treated. N*« expert­ meat* or failure*. I’-tients treated by ra -il and medieinra rant by express. INtfWMtel cvmauluttioQ preferable. Ws guarantee cura­ ble eaere. . XXSiWta.; d 0M"'h- “ 111 llad.de. JI Ibhican, where aUluttere from this eecuon non be addressed. Lock box 222. *3 The Pittaburg Times has moved into a Although the new silver coins have been ;new eight-story building “with every mod­ ern convenience” for getting out a news­ In circulation only a short time an attempt Tho strikers on tho CanndUn Grand paper. . has already lieen made to swindle people Trunk railway are tielng up the road, or . The steamship Elder has been partly With the twenty-five cent piece by gold trying to. The officials, however, say they floated , off the rocks on the coast of the plating It. The new quarter bears some will be able to run all trains soon. Isle of Wight nnd if good weather laste resemblance to a ten-<lollar gold piece and when plated It could be very easily passed The New York senate has concurred In will be saved after ail. the house amendment* to tho bill appro­ The Standard Oil company and a rival on a careless peraon. A number of plated priating I3U0.000 fqr tho World’s fair and are , making things so hot for each other in quarters have beten passed In various sec­ demanding that tho exhibit be dosed Sun- ,Colorado that kerosene sells for 5 cento a tions of the country; days. I gallon delivered. A meeting at the First Congregational Roger Q. Mills has been elected senator from Texas, succeeding Horace Chilton, church at Washington determined that who was appointed to till lhe um-xpired th* District of Columbia shall contribute term of Reagan, nud who hoped to suc­ sufficient funds to send to Russia a cargo ceed himself. of food. . Mias Margaret Logan, a faith cure ad­ Tliurxlay. March. 34. Warrants have been issued in Tansy herent, died at Pitteburg while half a county, Missouri, for the arrest of some of dozen *istera nnd brethren of the same the .men who killed Deputy SUvriiT Will- faith were on their knees praying for her recovery. ‘ • Imus, and lynched his prisoner. Bright. China has asked Uncle Sam to reply to , Twenty-two business houses were de­ several com;nunications relating to Chin­ stroyed by lire nt Alto, Tex. ' ese immigration into this country which A bill appropriating 8125,V00 fbr un Iowa have been on the flies at the state depart­ World’s fair exhibit has passed tbe state ment for two years. senate. Tho supreme court of Illinois basdecided 'Al Mayor BreWSter, of Hiawatha, Has., has th|it the “anti-truck store law" passed by ap[x>ii.ted four colored meu to be judges the Inst legislature, forbidding persons, of election. corporations, or companies engaged -in Daniel Stephenson aud Louis Nelson mining from establishing stores to sell .5 were burned to death iu their cabin near i goals to their employes, is unconstitutional Crystal Falls, Mich. and void. In the cash box of the Standard Oil com­ pany at the date of its dissolution whs The Republican convention of Missouri Both tho method and results when in cash and gill-cdgevl bonds, representing the cumulative profits of two will be held at Jefferson City on April 21 Syrtip of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and 28. year*. and refreshing to the taste, and acts 11. O. Peterson, treasurer ol Hennepin gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, There is rioting at tho Heboum colliery, in Durham, Eug. The miners are trying county. Minn., ha* l>ceu suspended on Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys­ to force the enginemen to join in- the i charges of irregularities in office. Mrs. Myra Bradwell, of Chicago, cd-* tem effectually, dispels colds, badstrike aud 'thus allow tbo mines to be ,I flooded. I. - Itro-ss of — The — Legal — News, ■ has - been --­ ad- aches'and fevers and cures habitual Frank Amoroso, an Italian subject, was 1• ® ‘Med to practice law in the United Stated State* constipations Syrup of Figs is the milted supreme court. . whipped by whitecaps iu West Virginia a ■••" ’■’-mgMnrr only remedy of its kind ever pro­ Ex-Rcprescntativo Warner, of Ohio, duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ few tlaya ago. He him laid his case l<cfort* the Italian consul nt Pittsburg, So we. says that .-Arthur P. Gorman is the man ceptable to tbe stomach, ^prompt in for the Democrats to nominate, with Boies have another Italian imbroglio oa liaud. ; -w. — . J its action and beneficial A num and two children—boy and girl— or. Gray as running mate. ------------------------— —truly —j ---------- - ■. - fn-.rts Mrs- C. T. Tucker, of Trinidad, Colo., effects, tprepired moat ired only from the most were knocked off u bridge across Garrison ! Mrs. ( v—,dk-----------------------ana agreeable substances, its river, in Tennessee, by a train. Tbe man kiUid herself by taking poison in her room healthy and boy were drowned, but the girl float , last Friday night, and her body wax not many excellent qualities commend it ed until she was rescued entirely unhurt, j found until Sunday night. to all and have made it the most General Cierra,' who attempted to lead Frank McKunc, ot Chicago, is locked up • popular remedy known. ' j on a charge of murder, the victim being a movement against tho new president of Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c fled---------to the ------------mountain* his wife. While drunk he beat tbe woman Honduras, --------- and who ---------and $1 bottles by all leading drug­ on and off for seven hours, her face nnd ' ta escape arrest, has committed suicide, breast being reduced ton pulp by the burly Tho ways and means committee of the gists. Any reliable druggist who house'uf representatives has reported fa­ may not have it on hand will pro­ rufllau. She diet! u few hours later. vorably a bill reducing the duty on tin Count Eulenburg, nt present grand mar­ cure it promptly for any ono who shal of the imperial court, will be the huc* plate, and abolishing it altogether after wishes to try it Do not accept any .■ eessor of General von Caprivi as minister- 1894. substitute. president of Prussia, the general tor the Jeremiah Cotto, tho Italian who murpresent at least retaining tho chancellor- ' derod Louis Frankelosa iu Brooklyn last CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. July, was executed by electricity at Sing ship of the German empire. 3»M nAMCISCO. CAL Sing. Cotto was dead in less than three i LOUISVILLE. <r. SEW VOBX. M.V. Friday,’March. 23. minutes. Henry Battling, of Wheatland. Ia., A woman in Paterson, N. J., is trying to get a divorce from her second husbandt I aged 05, committed suicide by hanging. Her object is to get arpension E. C. Buchanan & Co., grain dealers of who is dead. ----.-----------------------------Memphis, have tiled a deed of trust. Their *» a widow of her first tytsband, who waa liabilities are <104,3113. and their assets 830,- ; killed in the war. 980. j The primary education bill before the At Des Moines. Ia., William $. Grew, a German Reichstag, which causevTso much TIME TABLE. Chicago and Northwestern switchman. *PP<*itlon throughout Germany, and per­ In effect Jane 28. IMOwhs instantly killed by a coal car, which , clpitated a cabinet crisis, has been withjumped tire track and toppled over upon : ^rnwa by tho government. Stations. biin. I General Superintendent Leighton says Gong, SbePi»ri Vw. ou® of tb® nwM1 ^*‘t.h* J'11"01* "“! ®~«1 -IU COU.I.ICUOU. nk-„n- on Wall .Imi, „.l * f,nicl*1 ’ ,<»»”?,,ot koutu. a. in. f.mou.M tb® -mlUionnlr® clwmta,” I. ‘ °,Y Ap1' 1 Kalamazoo Le...... East Cooper 1M.U®. Hi. Uu.nl.,' 1. cu.«l b, th® «Uow«l l«draw four Richland J unci.... ^jp J J j feet eight inches. CrosMy..................... Milo Tho contest over the will of Mrs. Wood, I LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. iteltoo.............. . Cloverdale which left 81,on,(MV to Mrs. O’Shea-Par-1 Shultz ueil, has been settled by family arrange- N.K.FaIRBANKS cCo. CHICAGO. _ ______ :___________________________ Sold by Grocers everywhere, SBURD BE IN EVERY HOUSEHOLD spying upon Rnralaa fortification*. War five oprnkms sustaining tbe mortgage between those two countries at present law lhe of pootibllities. 1891. Justice Montgomery seem* to beux among writes the main opinion, Chief Justice Governor, Pattison ha* approved the Hone and JusMee McGrath each write recoinmendatioii that Editors Mellon an«i concurring opinions sustaining the validity Porter, of the Beaver Star, be pardoned. of tbe act, wtiHe Justices Long, aud Grant They htul been sentenced to six mouth*' each write dissenting ones, holding that imprisoumefet for libeling Senator Quay. Eerd Ward, the man who nearly ruined the law is unconstitutional, and that the Gen(}nU Graal financially, has nearly, pre-extetlng tax-laws are in force. The served bi* time at Sing Sing, but as then) following are the main points passed upon i* an untried indictment agxinst him he by Justice Montgomery Io the main opin­ ion: 1. That Hie law Is ooneUtottnaalto’ may have to spend a few moro year* iu passed as appears by tbe Journal. «. » that institution. applies to mortgages In force prior to tbe irasMgc of tbe act. • 3. It applies to mort­ New York nabobs, it la said, will visit gages held by non-rqjldents: 4. ,It ap­ the Chicago World’s fair in their private plies to savings banks and insurance com­ ... c..mP.u» ..... —. panies, and mortgages held by them are to Betty Stuckart, the champion ot the hurt be taxed by them as real estate, and they '>ho„ „ H Goruuu.J, ku becom® are entitled to deduct real estate to the .. L-—-% full value of their eapital stock. 5. There “ ‘■uu Mkiucr. H. K. Symonds, vice president of the is nothing In ibe tax law or in the usury First national bank of Chicago, died at law passtil by the legislature In 1891 Ui«t Jacksonville, Fla., aged 53 years. . prohibits parties from agreeing as to who ‘ shall pay the taxes, although the interest ( William C. Turnin', in jail at Atlantic agreed upon, together with the taxes; City, N. J., for burglary, tried ta commit ( would exceed eight per cent. snicide, but wax pumped out and saved. • ‘"•oth -1"” “d d»"«*"' •> Chicago, Kala&sioo If Sagiaiw mcnsFrance refuses to apologize for tbe nrrest! of Mr. Purdic and his brother, two Engllshmen, who were arrested at the Auteuil, r.tces on the mistaken suspicion that they ! »,™ ptekpockou. e I | Tbe American National bank of Bit- . mingham, Ala., has gone into liquidation I on account of disagreements among the 1 ----- •* stockholders. The Canadian government refuses to al­ low the importation of Atnurican cattle into Montreal under Iwnd for the purpo«e of slaughtering them there aud exportlug them as meat. ' Little Mattle Oney, in a schoolhouse near Coalton. O., attempted to climb through a window, when tbe sash fell upon her and killed, her. A bottle containing 813 and a hastily scrawled note was picked up on the i*hore near Anglesea, N. J. The note read: "The finder may use this money os hls own. Wo are sinking. Death stares us In the----- .“ CmcAGOb March UL Follows woro tho qaotatton* on ths board of trade today: Wheal-No. X 'Wrch. opened 7*Mc. closo i 7»c; May. opcurfE 7^c. rtoaod «Vo; July, opruod a»?4c, dcresi' ttki. Corn— “S*. J**.“‘re1 "**; J*’- °?°*d 354c closed »Mc: Juno, opsne-i 3Bl*c ciomai &^c- Oat*—May, opened S^c, closed 2$|c; June, opened. sS^c. «iose<l aft.*; July, opened closed 264fie. Pork— March, opened 81Q10, doee.1 8UU7J4: May, opened closed >10.31); July, opened fHi45, closed HOXSjfi. Lord-March, oja-nod $0 2C, dosed $3.-5Live stock—Prices at th* Union 8to:k yard* today ran^wl aa follows: Hogs — Market active, and price* 10c higher; sole* r.-mgnd at >4.10^4.10 pure. 84.fi5e4.U5 light. $4.£>d<A) rough pocking. S4.^e* &5 mixed. >4.5534.85 heavy packing and shipping lot* Cattle—Market moderately active and prices range! about 10 cents higher; quotations raugel at >4.71)^3-15 choice to •xtra shipping steer*. >3.86^4.0 ignod to •ehoic* do, >U^*)<j3.US fair to good. >a.00^8JS'> common to medium do, >0.00^3.«J butcher*' steer*. >*.90 ©.120 stockere. >2.75^3.80 TsxX* ste*r* >3.11© IS) feeder* >1.5U3a4U cow* >1.7SO&«5 ■bulb aud S2.5ixa0.fc) veal calve* Sheep—Market modoratelr active and prices steady; quotation* ranged at >5.O.Kaa,2l> writ­ ermi, . native* ami K5Q&W lamb* 3 fit Hastixg*............... ; Coat* Grove Woodland Woodbnry ria JD. Ih Sb K. Lansing Detroit........................ Stations. fin 4 18 ’ll 4 M "Il SOUTH. a. in. p. m. 3 3d|......... 10 X 0 35 hoL-unazoo Ar.............. Bast Cooper Lv............ •10 11 •« 23 •SOT]......... Richland June’!...........io oe •fi.U 3 57|......... Mite................................. 9 4S 6 00 Delton . ......... . ............. 5 52 Cloverdale............... a... 9 311 5 41 •9 » fibula.............................. Hxsnxa*;:................. 5 1» 12 31 Coats Grove.................. •8 57 •5 00 •H 43|......... Woodland ..................... >> 40 •4 U i!23|------HM 9 15 1» ......... 1...^. Detroit............ ..... 1 15 ♦ Nos. s and 6 will not carry passengon unless provided with freight train permits. Freight trains will be run st the convenience of the company, who reserve the rijrht to change Enthusiastic demonstrations are being tbe time of such tr«lns witboat notice. made throughout Mexico in favor of the re-election of President Dias. Arthur Quartcrmidn, of Douglass, Go., was taken from hls store Sunday night by Ecs^-rrwh a mob and has not been seen since. Ren Gano, who wm .convicted at Mount Pleasant, O., of killing bls wife, cheated the gallows by poisoning himself. ben* Hli®l3c;oid gobblor* 9®We. Fotaton The strike of the Memphis tiud Charles­ —Hvbrons. Jli&UOc per bn; Burbank* fluafilc; ton switchmen is spreading. No freight cars of that road will be handled by other Early Ohio* 41®50c. flweet potato** IliinoU. roads. fll X'iii'-'^S par bbl. Applet—Common. SL75® tancy, KJfi® Ex-Senator Bowen, of Colorado, who re­ £.00per bbl; Bood, cently lost his vest containing 03.000 in iTAKr « money and bonds at Chicago, ba* given the porter who found it $100. Whist — No. 2 red winter cs*h, 97J4c; Max Phillips, of St. Louis, tried to take March. »Hc; April, 14^ May. MIHe. Corn bi:* life with a knife l>eeauM of fear of —No. 2 mixed casu. *^<c; ApciL «9dc; assassination on account of some oath he May. 4754c. Oats-Dull l.at ntoady; No. had taken in a secret society. V nuxrd ^Ikh. MhW&kc; May, 34.^. RyeA negro who killei! Mrs, S. C. Leonard-, gtealy; 8391c for the whah rang,-. Barley -K.«gl-cted: two-rowed ntate. L3c; *lx-rowcd ot Milledgeville, Ga., yhrn .*tw caught •tat . tuaajc. Fork-boU: new mres Aildje him stealing her valuables iia* beeu caught “aud will probable Irer lynched. Tho railroads have yielded At the de* maada of Birmingham irua ma*l«era, anil a redaction of about 30 cents per ton on pig Iba.. bail* and dry cow* Jl.WSlM. Baaep arid Iron to point# north of the Ohio elver will temba-Trading active and market flrm; sbi-ep unshorn. J&&S.S3 par W0 U>*; clippad do, go into effect March 28. SflaklfiKt unahorn iamb* MTAU eUptwdda Germany h said to be using a highly perfected balloon steering apparatus in " DO YOU tCOUCH I Don t delay KEMPS BALSAM �JU8T BEFORE THE BATTLE. Getting licked >w etectieo .JJdlyhavB the thinks the fcrtins republican township who wore J Never- a D. MATOX. J. U. Bite BAFT. W. I.. GltOMGKFOAXKUX Wbua ttetou. »>'h «',' ^,u nettle >mj Utenwebw up and"J ‘ lar. as though they hatl “ulhl‘‘l(Friday even- 1UK .U well •»'” lent tteket nsansL UK1 clean «d headed by Willard F. Nye. It 1“ to predict bln election b, a *ood Lt Hurt lhe ticket wUl.ire In "«* • K”"* are. , It tote. H deserves “>■ n"d Johnstown will mold do hereelt no Itnater tnj entire than pro-j to tall to elect Mr. Nyc supervisor bj a ’’’ireme’crore—There ere lour tickets In tbefieU m Maple lirore: but In our judfimrtil e nihuke to tbe detriment ol the tutore ol the township will be made H the one headed br Charle. 'Fowler la not elected. It It the ^publican ticket Mr. to’l support ul ‘I* republicans ol this Fowler la a men In even way .nmlllled tor eUr. We irepeak llmt tor them. and »«r the supervlsarship. and should be elected. We do not mean that his principal oppon­ l.nber that It the part)’ >• .ad especially da juuo* men. to ent. Onon Swift, is a wantonly perverse sacrifice themselves and Undr Interestsby man but It might be M aa well to elect a accepting nominations against their wishes fellow who haa'ut quite »o much bl a de­ and earnest protests, it must see that to sire for a front seat Rutland—The republicans of Rutland them fa accorded the party's h?ygl support, ■nd with Unit they will be contenl.nl. went to business In a manner calculated to There fa no reason why every namckon tbe win. They hare a very strong ticket in­ ticket should noC receive the republican deed. beaded by George H. I-oehr. for su­ vote of the city. They eminently desene pervisor - Mr. Loehr fa a man who ha* It both by reason of their fitness aud their gotten ahead In the world by frithtol at­ willingness to accept a nomination with tention to his own business. While al­ the odds of over 100 democratic majority ways true to the party; he has never been a strong partisan. As one of Rutland s to contend with. There Is a chance of electing a part of leading farmers and most careful and con­ the city ticket, despite the heavy demo­ servative men he is well qualified for tfio cratic majority. Republicans should see snpervisorablp and will creditably repre­ that every republican Is registered and sent Rutland on the board, and its busi­ votes nefct Monday, and should do all In ness will receive faithful, accurate atten­ their power for tbe excellent ticket Domi­ tion from him. The balance of the ticket is composed of good men who will, if nated. Following are the nominees: elected, faithfully discharge the duties of Mayor—Dr. S. M. Fowler. the offices for which they are named. Recorder—E. G Holbrook. Woodland—The republicans of Wood­ Treasurer—Ed Schumann. ‘ Justice— E. A.Burton. land made no mistake when they renomi­ nated D. F. Densmore for supervisor. Marshal—Frank Wood. f Supervisor. 1st and 4lh wards—Warren Though a new man in politics, hls record shows him to be abundantly qualified for J. Williams. , „ Supervisor, 2nd and 5d wards—Baker the position. The republicans of Wood­ land‘have reason to congratulate them­ Shriner. The ward caucuses were held Saturday selves on tbe ticket they have placed In ■evening and nominations were made as1 the field. If they but give It the support it deserves, its election fa certain. # follows: First ward—Alderman. Geo. K. Beamer;: Thoniapple—Lt Is only necessary to say Member, school board. K. K. Grant; Con­‘ that James H. McKevItt again heads tbe republican ticket here to apprise people of stable— Second ward—Aiderman, A. D. Cook;' wbo will represent Thornapple on tbe member school board, Dr. W. H. Snyder,’ board. And be deserves hls hearty en dorsement and reindorsement, because of Constable, Frank Snyder. . Third ward—Aiderman. E. A. Rider. hls ( faithful service and excellent record. Member school board, M. V. Barker; Con- .The whole ticket is eminently descrying stable, Jos. Musson. ( of election. Fourth ward—Alderman. Joseph A. The above are all tbe towns from which Van Arman; Member school board. Wm. ,we have heard at this writing. The ’H. Powers; Constable. Lyman Brock. (character of tbe men named gives assur­ Surely whether victors or vanquished, .ance that the sterling republicanism of ■ the republicans of this city have reason to Barry j County is aroused and that the party congratulate themselves on the excellence ,will deserve lhe splendid triumphs we be­ of the nominations made. « । lieve are before it. Slot im reecpjed £>•£•«; * Commlttoe. "There are three etam* of men who op­ pose the manufacture of tin-platee In thfa country," remarked a dealer In tin can . ‘•the British tin-plate manufacturer, tne Eastern importer uf Un-ptatee and the freetrade newspapers and orators. rhte .n mwre.Un, trlnlly. In 'hl£ nut; wort. In Un InWtwt of thelirJ <•«. Whoj loterents nre forel«n. win.! rto~ whon InlerMta are American. Tb» Jronmu are laboring to preeent tbe build­ in* up ot an celrnslve tin-plate 1“ bl. connin'. Th. BrllUb IwnplSl V, U natural: It baa been nmnopolliln* I be tin plate lndu.tr, ot tbo >“£ to Its KTC.I ade-antwe. and •tree to eonliime that sort ot thin*, roe Importers In lhe eastern rilles, now ormo­ lus) under lhe name ot tin-plate era. which Is mlstendln*. handle lhe 1 rltIrt Hn-pUles and .bare the pmdu ol that inonnpolr. Of course, lhe, will hwe these profits when the tin and terne In ihla connin' are produced by tactortra In Indiana. Illinois. Ohio and other atalra and sold direct to the ttu-ean muni lectur­ er. and thejobhera.—Indlanapolla Journal. Richardson quote* instances of "went” M • noun-meaning way. P»a«ge. from Chaucer and from Spenaer. A ‘ url^u® instance of ita survival, iu a mutilated form, fa to be found in the name <>f a poud situated nt the meeting of four roads on Holmwuotl common, near lk’r7”‘£- *" Greenwood’s large map of Burn^,1®. iW mn. U "Four WrueU I-ond;" In tl» Ordlof 18H onnn inch to « mile.»» n« nm>> J .■ JI. Imt I* l^“>r imue of alx iDchro to a mile It ta rightly named as regttnfa sound; the ”fo^ however, arc tun into one woni. Fourwenta” "Went” having become people as usual changed a word, they did Dot understand into a familiar one with a Romewhat similar sound.—Notes and QueTHE MARKETS- Hastings. Apples—Dried. 3O4C. ButterClever seen 93.008S 50. te«f—Dressed 94JSO893.3O calves. 95-CO.Q.XM catr. 5c. {jme-SelllBRatSOcperbbl; waterlime.llJO But How Strong the Bargains Offered. Ladies’ and Gents’ Rubbers Left, which we are bound to sell. Ladies’ Imitation Sandals for 12)4c. per pair - Ladies’ Croquet Sandals for- Gents’ Imitation Sandals for - Gents’ Self-Acting Sandals for Boston and Candee Rubber Boots for - . 25c. ' - 25c. - $2.25 Men’s Perfection Felt Overs, first quality, 85c. - BARGAINS, We Have Them , We are Full ot Them. I Call and See Them. • Tireless Toilers for Trade. THE COUXTV. Po3r°^oeCQ2°' P*r bU Baltimore— in this township the repub­ Following are the real estate transfers licans have nominated an excellent ticket Plaster—WeUlD a atg4.ro per ton. the week ending March. 20 1892. as ’ headed by George P. Woodmansee. Mr. for I frorp the books in the register’s office: 'Woodmansee has been Hypervisor for two taken i □Wheat —No. 1. whites «: red 80. A H Winn to Jos Haffner parcel Nashville terms, and was in every respect satisfac­ Floury*2 50 per hundred. tory. For that rea.>on, as well as because 8 । j” H Miller to May Miller lot s Phillips add the ticket is a good. one throughout, we Sastnllle >2009 A J Henry to Eli Henry oo ac sec 20 Carlton are hoping that Baltimore may be redeem­ • mtoo*—MfUiOe. ed from the democracy, which poses under 51 : AH Noble to Albert Adams 71 ,ac sec 3 Barry chickens live 7c; dressea I*the guise of all the isms known to poll- .91300 A E Kenaatou to A H Nobles lo< 7S4 city tics. 91)50 Barry—Gideon Hughes will lead tbe 1 J Gilbert to W 8 Russell )20 ac see st Thorarepublican hosts of Bprry to vktorf unless ’ appearances are very deceptive./ He has a'.?L Crocker to A J Rood 80 ac sec 30 Castleton made an excellent record on lhe board, is ^lJ?I,3rrott to\ H Housh parcel Woodland ■ clear headed, broad minded, buainess- 5 M.*rv Anderson to Oris .-u>d Hetty Mapes oc ac •Uke man, and watches carefully every in­ U Maple Grove nominal . terest of hls town. The ticket through­ nee Hannah Batlerson to Aaron l^onard lots 1798 out is a strong one. 1!», 1251, 1252. city 9545 G W Ota to WH O*K 90 ac sec 6 Hastings ■ Castleton—It the republicans of this re­ <_ j publican township cannot elect their nom­ •TO H Moreau to W C Bird 49 ac sec 23 Johnstown inee tor supervisor. Frank McDerby. and ’IMary Eand J W Henderahott to R I Hender­ the other excellent nominees on their lots City 92500 ticket, they had better hand' the supervte- shott R 1 Hendershott to Mary Eand J W Hender orship over to the democrats for life. sbott tuts Sus. 870 and *71 City wnco _ Rosanna Trego to W It Temau PJ ac sec 2 Rut­ There is every reason why Mr. McDerby and-the whole ticket should win. There land «HC0 fa no valid reason why ho should not be elected. The republicans say they will There .will be special services at tbe M. elect him, and we hope they will. E. church this evening. ' Hastings township—P. W. Burgess, for Fiwfpersons united with lhe Methodist supervisor. Wm. Baldwin, elerk and Chas. church Sunday morning. Bidelmun. treasurer. These strong men Preparations for the presentation of head the republican ticket. Though 00 adverse majority, stares them In the face, "The Temple of Fame” are being made. there fa ground for hope of their election. It will be a most pleasing entertainment. Mr. Burgess lias been supervisor for two Rev., A. D. Grigsby will preach at the £rms. and gave the very best of satfafac- Presbyterian church next Sunday morning >n. and will do It again if elected, as we and evening. The sacrament of tbe Lord's believe lie should be. Certainly the town­ supper after the morning service. In the ship could not select n lielter man. evening hls topic will be "How shall I Hope—Here that veteran republican. vote?’’. To commence at 7:30. Ira A. Osgood heads the republican ticket, ,The Y. P. S.. C. E. negt Sunday evening which is throughout clean and strong. at 0:30 at the Presbyterian church. Will Hope will be trying no 'experiment in be led by Arthur Varah. electing Mr. Osgood. He has served peo­ A social will be given under the ple faithfully in that position and always won friends for himself and hls township auspices of the entertainment department on the board. The republicans of Hope of the Epworth league at the borne of Mrs. have their fighting clothes on, and with a W. R. Cook on, Green street next Tuesday clean. Wrong ticket have good prospects evening beginning at 7 o’clock. A suit­ for redebmtag tbe township. • able program constating of music and Irving—John G. Nagler heads the re­ games will be given, after which light publican ticket, and men of ability, stand­ refreshments will be served. All cor­ ing and worth compose tbe ticket dially Invited. We have a few cases of . Bankrupt Store HENRY OSBORN, Mgr. ALL OF OUR NEW GOODS IS THE Are low in M BEST PLOW ON EARTH With Reversible Share and Points, One of the Largest and Best Assortments of Boots aid Shoos Ever shown the people in this -city is is now placed on sale by the Look at our fine Slippers and Walk­ in Shoes. WOOLLEY &, BRONSON : I r g SPRING 6 SUITS We get our suits at R. Mudge & Son s This Year than Ever. ALL THE NEW SHADES IN THE Browns, Blues and Greya $10, $11 and $12 SUITS • One Price Shoe Dealers Cloth top, Lace, Button, Opera and Common Sence lasts Patent tips, and Plain toes. Which will outlast five plain points and cost less. We have a finer line of Before you buy. TRY IT! And you will buy no other plow. At Goodyear’s Hardware. IN BROWN ARE DANDIES They are in Sight AT R. MUDGE & SON’S � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-04-07.pdf c9ebb3f981c971224e53b4f015de159b PDF Text Text . ■ > »- ' :■ : - < ■ ■ Tr.l ■ • ■ -4 - ■ . ■ ■ ■ ' . _________________________________ ___ T!te best Adveriis- * k— Hastings .Banner. Largest Circulation —.. — --------- ------- f____ :____ i...... ... ... VOL. XXXVI. NO. 49 j A NEW INVENTION. :-:The Lehr Seven Octave:- TWWLE’S DRUG STORE. Secoai-Eand School Books, The most complete stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. UI. .Goodyear, The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. Hastings, Mich. 0 ."3 co ® O ® fl o-g Piano Style Organ Ib a new invention no longer! Because they are now well-known throughout VV n I . the United States. When Lehr Organs first came out, "the New York ‘’Music Trade” said: “Despite the many attempts which have been made for some time past by reedorgan manufacturers toward something new in reed-organs in the way of six or seven oc­ tave styles, they have all until but recently failed. It is, therefore, interesting to note the somewhat remarkable suc­ cess which Messrs H. Lehr <fc Co. have attained in this di­ rection.” ; • The Chicago “Indicator” said Jan. 16th, 1892: “The suc­ cess of Lehr <fc Co. has been remarkable and affords another proof that the public soon !appreciates a really good article.” LI V 9 If you don’t want to buy a poor organ, when yon I ILO, can get the Lehr, the handsomest, best toned and easiest blowing Organ Ju the market al a most moderate price, examine it at the store of JOHN BESSMER, MICH HASTINGS Great Closing Out Sale ----- OF----- Hardware, Paints, Oils, Builder's Hardware, Buggies, Wagons, and Farm Implements, ■a § fflpq 5-0=3 . ® fl Ja ® -2 o Q, tn z: ® a a2 (D fa •“So fe ® ® du ” g Gj-uWxl cd q ®4J tzz m O M m M & m m M $1.48 fill do •AT Fred L. Heath’s It will paper a room 16 feet square including side wall, ceiling and two band border (9 inches wide) with white back paper. Best qual­ ity and new styles ‘in combi­ nations that are as artistic and nice as paper that for­ merly cost four times as much. Fred L. Heath THE DRUGGIST, Door East of City SuL At the FOWEK’S HARDWARE 5T0KE Owing to the decease of the late proprie­ tor, this stock must be sold, and to move it rapidly SPECIAL LOW PRICES Will be made for the next This stock is new, clean and large. In it will be found all those articles usually kept in a first-class hardware store. The necessity of closing up the estate of the late' proprietor alone causes the reduced prices we are mak­ ing- ■ To consumers of kerosene oil In .Has­ tings and Barry Co: We have established an agency at Hastings for tbe sale of Snow Drop oil, which for lumlnating pur­ poses has no equal. Being a product of Pennsylvania crude and 155 degrees fire test makes It perfectly safe. It produces a clear and white light and free of odor, nor does it cause any deposit on chimney which is so common with cheap and low test Ohio olL Since July 1, 1891. Michi­ gan allows the use of 120 degrees fire test oil which permits the the sale of kerosene made from Ohio crude and possesses a larger percentage of sulphur and after ex­ tracting sufficient naptha (explosive part) to raise the fire test to 150 degrees or morn It becomes useless, so far as producing light is concerned but at a low test will burn fairly well, still producing a very disagreeable ordor while burning and load­ ing the chimney with a greasy substance. Give Snow Drop oil a trial, the coat .is but little different than what you pay for the cheap goods you are using and the satisfac­ tion you will get In light will more than compensate, saying nothing of additional safety. For sale by S. E. Phillips, H. L. Newton and Cook A Cook. A. D. Maynard, Wholesale Ag. Hastings. Mich. NOTICE for hearing of claims. State of Michigan. County of B u ry—ss. Notice la hereby given, that bv order of the Probate Com t .'or tbe Countv of Bm < y. made on the 29th day of March. A. D. ista. six ninuttw from that date were itllowml for cred I ion u> nresent their claims against the estate of 1 tuner N. Orittancten, Uvte of nt d County, deceased, and that all credlten of •‘aid deceit Mi nre re­ quired to present their claims to said Probate Court, at the Probate olhce. In the City of, Iliutlni{». for examination and ullowwee. on or beforrfhe 2uUi dav o» September next, and that such claims will be heard before said Court, on Wednesday, the 29tt dav of June, and onTltnrsdav the atn jtay of Bewember. next. M ten o’clock tn tto forenoon of each at those daysI Dsted Msreh 29U.A. D. isox J CHAS W. Armstbonq, Judge of Probate, WHOLE NO. 1921 Hastings Banner. THE BATTLE OATH. Published Thursdays «y COOK BKOS.. HABTIVGB. MICH. COUNTY NEWS. For 16 years the leading-drug and book store in Hastings. A . HASTINGS, MICH, APRIL 7, 1892. ■ Ed. Cox, our blacV-mith, has moved away to some other polht«--Harry Tetherick and family have moved to the other side of B. C.—Levi Bresee has moved to Bnnfield and Wm. Hampton has moved* on Lewis place—Lewis Bresee has moved Into Doty's tenant house—Mist Gardner and Mrs. I4tne, of Battle Creek, are visiting their uncle, L. C. Edmunds—Mrs. Dunn is gaining at this writing, although she Is Very low—John Kipp returned last Friday evening from hls visit at Lansing and Ma­ son, and report of having a splendid time —People are al! exciter! and aglow around here for a railroad, and If talk will fetch It, We are sure to have one. Woodland. The warm rains of lata are making grass and wheat look very green and thrifty— Geo. Polmerton will begin building a new house soon—Levi Holmes will commence a new house as soon as spring opens—Mr. Hanune started for Pennsylvania Monday, where he expects to make his future home —Old Uncle Nelthammer Is driving n well tor Levi Holmes—Jesse Jordan and son Fred were in Nashville on Saturday—Eph. Lucas has been building about thirty rods of new sidewalk—Abe Warner has rented Frank Dllienback's farm, and Frauk has hired out by the month to John 1am>—D. N. Stowell, of the agricultural college, came home to vote—The sugar making season Is over. It has been a very poor season—L. D. Warner has rented Levi Holmes’ farm for another year—Carrie Grozlnger writes home from Fenton that she Is ulcely located, and likes the school very much—School commenced last Mon­ day, after a week’s vacation—Charley Dean’s revolving hat rack Is creating quite a sensation. He has had several offers to form a stock company for the manufacture of the same—More than one hundred dol­ lars of accounts of sheep killed by dogs during the past yjmr—A brother of Mrs. George Downs has been spending a few days with her—Town meeting day passed qtt pleasantly on Monday. Thn democrats succeeded In electing a large part of the ticket. The following township officers Were elected: bupervisur, George W. Smith, dem.; clerk. Charles McIntyre, dem.; treasurer. F. F. Hilbert, dem.; jus­ tice of the peace. Benj. Sbellhorn, dem.; Say commlMioner, John Waltz, rep.; commissioner, Lewis Christie, dem.; Inspector, Charles Grozenger; board of review 1 yr.. Lafayette Parrott, rep.; for 2 yrs. A. W. DHIenbeck, rep.; constables, David Haight, dem,; Geo. Leffler, dem.; Harmon Grant*- iSp.; Ed. Seliantz. rep.; The vote on the court bouse and Jail was 242 for and 97 against, a majority of 145 in favor of a new court iiouse and jail. Ya&ken Spring*. II. D. Norris entertained company from Baraga Co. last week—Charley Burpee, our new postmaster, moved tbe postoffiee Into hls store Friday motnlng—Burpee Bros, have moved their picket mill onto Gamer Burpee's farm, where they have quite a large job of sawing—We think the committee on selling numbers at the fish­ pond social the other night was in pretty small business, when they hung a bottle ou tbe hook wjjh one of the boys numbers just because he was not one of their mem­ bers—Charles Burpee has purchased the Elam Springer property at this place. It ipoks now as if our grocery was to be a permanent affair. Charley is a stiring young fellow, and we wish him success— T. S. Clark, a former resident of this place, died at hls home at McCord last Thursday, and was buried Saturday—Maple sugar must be a scarce article In this section of the country, when a young man has to drive 22 miles to attend a sugar party— Add you must build a better bridge to 2>uu your engine on, If you do not want to get stuck in the mud. Dowling. Eva Joy returned from her visit with Grand Rapids friends lost Saturday—U. Warren and family have been visiting friends and relatives here the past week— Mrs. Colls and son have been visiting at Geo. Belson’s 8r.—Lois Frey has the chicken-pox—I. Powell is entertaining friends from the north—M. Smith com­ mence bis granary this week—Fred Clemens visited at Geo. Frey’s last Sunday —Miss Annie Warner D visiting relatives In Charlotte—Dr. Vanhorn was In Grand Rapids one day last week—Mrs. R. K. Stanton is numbered with the sick—Miss Minnie Weeks expects to start about .the 1st of May to make an extended visit with relatives In New York—Mrs. Samuel Hinchman Intends to visit her son Horace In Duluth this spring—What makes that happy smile on Jason Tobias’ face? that bran new baby girl that came to hls house to stay—Mrs. C. Gorham expects to visit her sister Mrs. Ed Zander of Kalamazoo tbelast of this week. to their advantage to cbuwa vocatloae. The Prosecuting Attornay and offioers se­ cured evidence In some war and Monday night about midnight made a raid ot> a gambling room run by Byron Dickinson over his saloon. The officers particlpatThe Court Hoaw Carrie* by 1.3000 - Ing in it were Sheriff Benham, Deputy \ Majority. Whitney Benham, Under Sheriff John Liclity and William Miller, the, night There Ims been In this city for 12 years watch and newly elected ujarshall. a normal democratic or fusion majority of Orton Llcbty and Jas. Hallett were 125. To be sure It has sometimes been cut deputized for the occasion and assisted the down, but It has been local cases er quar­ officers. Under Sheriff Llcbty was-posted rels, or united work on the part of the re­ at the front door, and Ort Lichty and Jas. publicans that has done tide. , Hallett were posted at the rear to prevent Owing to the fact that a part of their any escapes, while the other officers start­ own ticket was In danger, the democrats' ed. for the rooms. Whitney Benham did hard work, while republicans, feeling knocked at the outer door and the follow­ there was almost no show, did little or no ing conversation took place between Dick­ work. inson and the officers: Under tbe circumstances, the vote polled ■ Q. Who’s there? • by every candidate on the republican ticket A. Sheriff Benham. was flattering;and it Is safe to say that every* Q. I don’t understand you. A. Sheriff Beu ham. one of them got the republican vote. The people’s party leaving no ticket, and a good (Interval during which time scuffling share of the prohibitionists voted with the was heard within and retreating footsteps republicans, whlqh Increased the vote of heard.) the republican candidates. But there was Q. Who did you say was there? not a candidate oa the republican ticket A. Sheriff Benham, and if you don’t who did not receive tbe vote of bls party. unlock this door at once, I will find means Following are the successful ones, and of getting In. the majorities: Mayor. E. Y. Hogle, dem., Not unlocking, the door, it was smashed 138; recorder, E. G. Holbrook, rep., 6; in with an ax. and three other doors were treasurer. C. W. Wahier. dem , 3; justice, kicked in before the room was reached. R. B. Wlghtmon, dem., 75; marshal, Wm. In this place the officers found a big bat Miller, detn.. IU9; supervisor, M L. Will- full of chips and several dollar* in sliver, lams. dem.. 86: Geo. W. Abbey, dem.. 31. that had been left by those “bucking the The aidermen elect are, Jesse Townsend, tiger" In their hasty retreat. After the dem.. 2: A. D. Cook, rep., 10; F. Brodesser. officers had secured everything In this dem., 27; J. W. Bentley, deni.. 13. Mem­ room they went below, and there found all bers of board of education, N. J. Bronson, huddled together in a little room the fol­ dem.. 9; W. H. Snyder, rep.. 7; W. 11. lowing persons, who were all placed under Stebbins, dem., 55; Geo. Tomlinson, dem., arrest. Byron Dickinson, Robert Dawson, 29. Romanzo Brown, Henry West, Covert Freer and Jas. Colester. It was reported . THE COUNTY. that one man was stowed away In an ice Assyria elects entire republican ticket, headed by George Huggett for supervisor, box and another hid under tbe counter that the officers missed. by good majorities. Tbe conduct of Wm. Miller, the newly Baltimore elects entire union ticket by elected City Marshall, Jt is said, was very good majorities, Wm. Hill supervisor. unbecoming an officer.' Instead of going Barry elects entire republican ticket by willingly with the officers, be tried to crawl large majorities. J. G. Houghtalln, su­ out in every way, by making excuses that pervisor. he ought to be somewhere else. But tbe Carlton. The combination won by a big sheriff forced him Into the service and he vote, M. D. Falconer supervisor. Castleton elects democratic supervisor was compelled to act If bis conduct on by 5, treasurer by 30, and balance of ticket this occasion is any criterion of what his republican by from 80 to 90. Henry Roe future actions will be, It is safe to say that we will have nearly as vigorous (?) •upervlaor. Hastings township. Entire union tick­ an official tbe present year as wn have had et elected by greatly reduced majorities, during tbe past year. As an official we feel safe In wagering our office hat, that Oscar Matthews supervisor. Hope. Entire union ticket elected by during his administration he will always small majorities. Gea Re plogle supervisor. turn a blind eye to an open saloon or Irving elects entire republican tlc&et by gambling room. In fact it Is said that large majorities, John G. Nagler, supervis- while acting as night watch be acted a* correspondent between the gambling rooms Johnstown elects whole republican ticket and friends on tbe outside. An officer is supposed to see that transgressors of the by large majorizes. W. 3. My*, supervisor. Mapje Grove. Entire fusion ticket law are looked after but the eyes of city electea by I&qgauMijorltles, Oscar Swift, peace- officers seem to be blind! toward saloonists in this city. superior. . We heartily commend tbe efforts of OrgMevIlle. Entire republican ticket electeq W increased majorities, Walter W. Prosecuting Attorney Lowden and tbe . officers who took. part. In. this - raid- . LMrdmi h Omb* sHtedlff writ'Hr MW PrainevHle. Only <Me ticket the repub­ Ing gamblers and saloeotete- ttajfffiftjff Her lican in the held, John J. Perkins, super­ HOW THE PEOPLE VOTED. Rutland elect* entire people’s party ticker, but by small majorities on supervis­ or and clerk. Thornapple went as usual heavily re­ publican, the veteran J. IL McKevitt su’“J1*"!':__________ _________________________ Woodland elects firM^five officers and two constables democrats. The others re­ publicans. The vote shows that if the re­ publicans Bad been united, they could have won. Geo. Smith supervisor. ■ Yankee Springs. Entire republican tick­ et chosen by largely Increased majorities. NOTES. Everybody Is pleased wltb the Austral­ ian system of voting. The board of supervisors stand 8 repub­ licans tn ten opposition. Tbe figures should be exactly reversed, as there are 10 republican townships as shown by this spring’s election. With harmony itr their ranks, the republicans of Barry County could have elected a majority of the super­ visors, and can give their nominees next November from 300 to 500 plurality. . The result of the election in this city Is a fearful rebuke to the Journal and Its editor. But Bro. Dennis will get eveu next frit He could not make the demo­ crats swallow his local ticket But his people's party will name a county ticket next fall, and will compel the democrats to swallow It Tbe writer has made careful Inquiry as to the number of tickets polled In Barry county Monday by’the respective parlies. The republicans In Barry county, though they failed to elect a majority of the super­ visors. voted more tickets headed republi­ can thnn-there were voted by all other par­ ties combined, and voted nearly 200 more than the combined vote of democrats and people's party. With proper organization? Barry county Is republican by 500 over any oomblnatlon that ean be formed. THE COURT HOUSE AND JAIL. The eourt house and jail proposition has carried by a decisive vote as follows: Voting Precinct For Against Assyria...97 Baltimore^.153 M Barry.......................... .106 125 Carlton .W0 TO Castleton .377 241 Hastings twp .159 57 City 1st wtwl .151 “ 2d ward .132 V 3d ward .169 “ 4th ward .no, Hope 110 .108 Irving ..119 IM Johnstown .1107 Maple Grove..*.. .173 Orangeville .. 75 Prairieville............. Rutland Thornapple 245 Woodland................ Yankee Springs, S. E. Cook of Charlotte was In town over Sunday—Wm. Ayslworth of Chicago spent the fore part of this' week visiting hls elstcra, Mrs. Dickinson and Mrs. Lusk —Frank Geiger of Charlotte was In our village Saturday and Sunday—Mrs, Dale and Miss Bessie Rue of Charlotte spent lust Thursday with Mrs. Hindmarch— Miss Sarah Pulnum visited at Hastings and Woodland last week—Mrs. L. W. folghner was at Hastings and Woodland Friday and Saturday—L. W, Felghner Is suffering wltb a sprained ankle—All the township officers were elected on the repulican ticket except supervisor and treas­ Total 1067 urer—H. M. Lee and family John IL Majority for 1055. Smith. Mrs. C. N. Young and started west Wednesday innnlag Intending to locate RAIDED. tuere—H. A. Durkee was at Charlotte Tuesday—Mr. Biglow of Olivet College It has beau known for a long timethat filled the desk at the Congregational gambling rooms have been running in church last Sunday morning and evening this city in direct violation of the law, and —Mrs. E. V. Smith has returned from thr<e rooms have been run until recently Manchester where she has been for some quite openly. This fact has been as .well, lime vlaRIng her parents—C. W. Smith if nut better, known to tbe offiers than to relumed from bis southern trip last week people in general, and several whose sole Wednesday evening. occupation has been gambling may fiwi it should not obey the law. the aoae m should bo stopped. The parties concerned have ait been ar­ rested. Messrs. Dickinson and Brown waived examination Tuesday- and were bound over to the Circuit Court in bonds of $300. The penalty under the city ordi­ nance for all convicted of ^amblftig can be either a fine of $50 or Imprisonment in the county JaiL For all convicted of running a gambling room the fine may be not over $500 ro six months imprisonment. ., Church and Society. Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach at the Presbyterian church next Sunday; In the morning on •‘Sparrows and Swallows.” In the evening on “Wall buildlug.” Come and hear tbe boy choir. The Y. P. S. C. E. meet at the Presby­ terian church Sunday evening next at 6:30. A specially interesting temperance pro­ gram will be provided. Meeting to be led by Carrie Yutz. Tbe C. L. S. C. will meet this week at the office of Dr. Fowler, Saturday evening. 7 o’clock standard time. A full attendance Is desired. Quotations from Holmes. American Letters—Mrs. Geer. Two Old Faiths—Mrs. IL A. Bailey. The French and Indian War—W. R. Cook. Critic—Mbs Allie Cannbm. , Died, of paralysis. In Cedar Creek, Feb. 6, 1892, Mrs. Margaret Benedict aged 76 yean. Mre. Benedict was sick only two weeks but was a great sufferer. She was converted while a child under the labors of her father, Edward Doonan. pastor of the Wesleyan Methodist church of Dublin, Ireland. She lived an earnest Christian life, and it may truthfully be said few such people live. She passed away aa calmly and peaceful as an Infant going to sleep In Its mothers arms. She bad every­ thing ready even the hymns, the text and the subject to be preached from, which was “Be ye ready also, fordo the day and the hour when ye know not, tbe Son of man cometh.” The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Slone, pastor of the U. B. church at Cedar Creek, assisted by the Rev. Bunnell, pastor of the M. E. church. A large concourse of peonle assembled to take the last look of tbe be­ loved sister. She leaves lour children grown to manhood and womanhood and a host of friends to mourn their loss. !■> the spirit that needed rest; Thongh Indeed It would be hard to Tell whom loved mutter best. Dear mother we will look tor thee pain with the InUut brow. The arms Hurt held ua tenderly. That children •hy lipa have lol �I Hastings Banner FRESH LUNCH,:-: education By cash on hand ' Thursday, April 7, Go to the 2207 02 '■ rrS» WOK. Dr. i ' BOARD OF EDUCATION. To amount on rolls 1st and S 4 th wards a48H 00 To amount on rolls 2d •nd MIS 00 3d wards . 000 Cr. By paid to Geo. ' Tumltnaon. treaa. Bd of education 312000 00 Undl'^i pun-*"' “ *■;By paid to Geo. journment Saturday evening. March 36. Tomlinson, ln*»- , Bd of education 2000 00 ,'^Ia7or McCoy presiding. . • P J. B. Hounkts, Recorder. Ili>ll call, present. Bllnston. Nelson, Reynolds. S«nt£ Spence, Waters: absent M>rehstK i8w •g, -’ 't • r i His Honor, the Mayor, andCommonCoundl of the elty of Hastings: At a regular meeUug ot the Hook and Ladder Co. the officers were deck'd for the coming year: Foreman. Wm. Miller. \ Ass’t Foreman. J. L. Custer. \ J Sec y. F. L. Sweet. ‘ Treas.. C- Pickle. Stewart, C. Pickle. F. ------------------------L. Wood, Sec’y. 1. Moved by Aid. Waters, that the same be received and persons therein named be ap­ pointed .is officers of IL and 1*. No. 1. Carried all ayes. Hardings, March 9tb. l&W. HU II<k;or, tbe Mayor, and Common Coun­ cil of the City of Hastings: At a regular meeting of the Hook and Ladder Company, S. Brock resigned sub­ ject to your approval. F. L. Wood. Sec’y. Moved by Aid Nelson, that the same be accepted. Carried oil ayes. HastlngB. Mkii.. March 25th. 1892. To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council: 1 At a regular meeting of Hastings Hose Company No. I, held on Tuesday evening, March Sth. 1892, the following persons were nominated for membership, subject to vour approval: • Will Ricti, age 2«J. harness maker, 4th ward: Grant Lewis, age 23. laborer. East Green St. 2nd want. A. E. Renkes, Foreman. D. R. Green, Secretary. Moved by Aid. Blinstonv that the com­ munication be received- and persons there­ in named be appointed. Carried ail ayes. Hastings. Mich., March 25th *92. To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council: _.\t a regular meeting of Hastings Hose 'company Na 1, held ou Tuesday evening, March 25th. *92, the following parsons re­ signed. subject to your approved: Fred Bullis and Frank Rickies. A. E. Rrnkes, Foreman. .. D. IL Green, Secretary. Moved by Aid. Bentz, that the reslgna* tions be accepted. Carried all ayes. Hastings. Mich.. March 25th. '92. To the Hon. Mayor and Common Council of the City of Hastings Gentlemen—I noUce by published prowdiug^ of last meeting that the location ‘ of the second electric light on Jefferson street H ehanged from Green street to Wal­ nut street. I respectfully call your atten­ tion to tlie fact that there is no bridge oxi Walnut street aerbas Fall creek leading Into the 2nd ward, while Greeri street is the main street leading into the second and fourth wards across Jefferson, and in ‘amount of travel is second to none In tbe city. That at the intersection of Jefferson . and Green streets a light will benefit the :general public more than at any other point In the third ward, save possibly at the intersection of Main street. I would therefore ask that action carrying out the contemplated change of such light lie held in abeyance until the next meeting of the said council or until at least it can be I further Investigated. Very respectfully erours. Daniel Striker. Moved Ivy Aid. Science, that tbe same be received antf requ^jt granted. Carried all ayes. X ' HasUnga, Mich.. March 26. *92. 7ic.wZw.rf, That tlie sum of 3125 l»e transferred from tbe general highway fund to the 3d ward fnnd for work done on Main street and approaches. Dan. W. Reynolds. Aid Reynold moved its adoption. Carvied all ayea. To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council of tbe City ot Hastings: Gentlemen—We tbe undersigned finance committee would respectfully submit toe following report of the city’s finances from March 14. ’91 to March 14, ’92. first ward FUND. Dr. To cash on hand March 14, 8 •92 264 21 To rec’d tor side walk 24 20 Amount on rolls 118 82 SOLDIERM AND SAILORS RELIEF FUND. Dr; To cash on band March 14. 81 14 *91 3 Cr. By vouchers paid 8 81 14 81 Dr. Cr. 8 Dr. Cr. By vouchers paid By cash on hand . 485 11 S 194 37 240 74 534 30 OW 50 Cash on hand Match 14, *99 S125G Received from recorder for 249 licenses Loan from Bastings Nation1000 tlonal bank Received for liquor licenses 1858 2993 Amount on rolls 262 Account overdrawn 74 00 00 25' 401 03' i 7818 02 Cr. By.vouchers paid By transferee! to flrefund By paid Hastings Chair and table Company . By paid Hastings National bank 84068 09 550 00 2000 00 10 00 7018 Dr. To cash on hand March 14. .791 ‘8 Amount on rolls 88 50 138 Cr. Cr. Dr. Cr. Dr. Cr. Dr. Cr. 73 78 3X3 45 407 Second ward fund. To cash on hand March 14 th, 8 ’92 286 To amount on rolls 145 39 To rec’d from J. B. Roberts •error In order 87.34 00 PRIMARY SCHOOL FUND. Tb received from county treasurer To received from county treasurer By paid board of ed- 8534 30 ucation ‘ 610 50 1150 80 407 23 By vouchers paid By cash on hand ‘ 14000 00 ’ Dr. By delinquent tax received By cash on hand 8 15 00 123 00 CITY BAKERY. cwo Mr. Owln ta •«•<>! the hu.llrr, ol IMtou ..ahl. I. the Oblrerul rrsreL Tte Bre orl«Mtal Irani the explosion of a lamp-_______ Fine line of creams ।fresh NEIGHBORING COUNTIES Bott Slatt. employed in a mill Hoop­ ers Station, got caught In a belt and was pulled Into a rapidly revolving saw last week and bis arm nearly severed from his Ixxiy at the shoulder. Tire noted Parson Arney, of Saranac, has just concluded the purchase of a noted stallion with a record of 2:25KWe wish there were more men in the world like c. H. lira mullon.hr lumberman of Muskegon. Mrs. Martha Fuller, an aunt of Mr. Haekley. Uvea mwr Mendon aud Is an Industrious woman byt is vexy poor. Mr.H. rea ntlj bought and leave her a house and lot In Knlamazoo that cost 82.750. and will furnish It from cellar to garret. This is only one of hls genermis deeds, he gave another house to a rel­ ative elsewhere, and also erected a soldier s monument at Muskegon at hls own ex­ pense. gave the city a beautiful park and public llbraiy. one of the handsomeat In tbe state. Mr. Hackley Is t» citizen Mus­ kegon can well be proud of. The biggest snake story of the season comes from Schoolcraft, where It is raid that a gang of section men on tbe C. & <5. T. R. R., in moving am old telcpraph pole came across a nest ot snakes, containing 77 in all. and nearly every variety being reported. J Dally boats will run from Saugatuck to Chicago aud Milwaukee this season and the people there rejoice accordingly. jtfflt* McKnab received a letter 14*4 week, that his brother wrote to him 52 years ago, while managing a plantation in the south. The postage on it was 25 rents and where It has been all these years H a mystery that ought to be solved. i It is said that Frank Ives the young 02 bllilardist. formerly n resident of Plain­ well, has signed a contract to go to I'arls. ( France, and play for 330 a day. ' 00 i The managers of the Grand Rapids on Soldiers. Home have adopted a resolution 00I by which pensioners shall. If they remain In tbe home, pay over to the managers all pensions they receive in excess of 84 per month, the money to be forwarded to the . dependent members of the famllv. if any, OffI and where tiiere are none, to go to tbe malntenauae o( the home. Jleretofare Veteran* who received 812 or more monthly pensions were not admitted. Under the 231 new rule any old soldier can come in upon paying to tbe officers all pension money 00' aboveJN a month. A. E. RENKES. . 1790 94 “•J’ •>» »« praUrol aud Merchant's bunk, of I . peddlers, bring your °W iron of tdl , ,kinds, copper, zinc, lead, rubbers, rags and old carpe^ to the ' JUNK SHOP, Cobr’i SUM to to Tur Er tab? 31,< ASSETS, 8159,507,138 68. la Michigan ave, ReeSrveon policies (American table 4 pw cent) $1 Opp. Roller Mill, Hastings, Mich. Liabilities other than reserve Surplus - • • DO YOU WANT to have a clear head, Mrry it high and bo able to hit hard, jump high sleep sound eat well and keep every inuw-le in your body well exercised\ ' If so ride a bicycle. Ride the best. There always is a best in every thing. The best bicycle is tlie one wlucn wears longest and rides easi­ ,est. X’bnsequently. Shirley W. Smith, The Victor Man. Receipts from all sources ' . , Payments to policy-holders Risks assumed and renewed, 194,4i0 policies dio w. F. POWERS. hardware store. I Risks in force. 225,507 policies, amounting to 4695,758,46L0» Ncrre—The above statement shows a large increase over tlie business of 1890 in amount at risk, new bnsinewa* sumed. payments to policy-holders, receipts, assets and sur. plus: and include* as risks assumed only the number and amount of policies actually issued and paid for in the at. counts of the year. . The Assets are Invested as Follows: Real estate and Irond and mortgage loans S61.346,549.48 United States bonds and other securities 57,«91.455.T8 Loans on collateral securities 10.223.903.90 (.'ash in bank and trust companies at interest 5.070.153.03 Interest accrued, premiums deferred, etc • 5.206.085.49 I have carefully examined the foregoing statement and find the one to be correct. ‘ A. N. Waterhouse, Auditor. j. m. McElwain, Special Agent. Hastings, Mich. FERGUSON <t GRANT. General Agents, Darwii r. Mica. IT’S A “JIM DANDY;’ The stock of lumber and shingles lately purchased by Bentley, Tomlinson & Bite. At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and stud-. ing. The latest styles, in pine flooring and sheeting. Their No. 2 shingles are “just too sweet for anything.” SEWING MACHINE? If so, buy of the man who sells at the same price to the poor man or woman as to the rich. He wont charge you $55 for a Poor machine and sell the same style of machine to ate other for >25 as do some dealers.. Oh, no! The Dollar of the Poor Man I« just as good to Trav. as the dollar of the rich. He sell* The Light Running World Renowned Domestic. I he Home and gome other first-class machines. He sell you a machine for a trffaall payment lio*11 and the balance in monthly payments if desireil. itldmlincr hnnonn ___ x , ! including houses,» vacant lots , e '»»»k lOtfi It will pay you to rail on him before you. buy. and Wn^farm arttJ°to of 40 acres CreSinSe<:0Qd in second Neixtles, oils and parts for all machines. ’rmv^" “J engine wu thrown to to the W 7:14.53 ls ".'.5,7n.gg 607,171,801,0) ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A The mineral water baths in Eaton Rap­ Ids have commenced business, and some of the time are ruu to their utmost capac- S 6W.849.5j L'.nnii.wj.ij $159.607,138.6$ Got. John Miller. ot Sorth Drtola. re435 11. Ulw >n iniunn, ot whu I, Mix neomTUntD WARD FUND. A Sawyer, of Bellevue, fell and broke his pll»b«l by r»nnor» In lhe lied Rl.tr V.ll« Dated at Hastings this 25th day of leg last week In a horrible manner. He « Hlnonol. Dr. To cash on hand March 14 th 3 March A. D. 1892. North UUou. He uld was deacendlug from the hayloft in a bafn 3. J. Leland, near his town of Dwight. N Das. W. Reynolds, i ■’W. 1442 37 Luke Waters, ■! ]Finance Com. by means of a rope. When within about To note Hastings Nat. bank. 500 00 12? ®r Und ln u“> "prim eight or ten feet of the floor, the rope otlSUl, tor turn, nod mlwl crop. I het To amount on rolls 1117 46 broke and he fell across a block of wood in wnjon worth the wlnrj ot, novernmenl To rec’d from general high­ such a way that both bones of the left leg °>ert Ineicee. ot tbe reel ot hl. term, u way fund 125 00 OUR COUNTY were broken in two places. The pieces per the following statement: of bone were taken out and he will be a 3184 83 The Woodland News 1h authority for the cripple for life. Cr. By vouchers paid 8 2637 07 wo ,, ., MIS.at30c............ inj.op statement tpat n stock company will be By note Hastings There ue pra.port, ol lb. Brawn Wiu formed there, for the manufacture of the bwtnc'ting mm of land; SCO 00 Nat. bank paid Dearie hat rack. contest not being carried to the Supreme Cash on hand court as It will be settled out of court. * '’cSot'thhkiiniirV-^^^1^ Andrew Eddy, living near Wall lake the Circuit Court CmrmlMloner Rozemn k 31M 83 other day brought down with a rifle a bald tbe latest Grand Rapids democratic official ttwrue.dnw In tht new., mnrkei oSi FOURTH WARD FUND. ’ headed eagle, gyhkh measured seven feet to flee from justice. . and six inches from tip to Up of wings. To cash on hand March 14, 8 A coat tall was the means of capturing ’t» 775 35 Kalamazoo people talk as though they « bnrgular near Hickory Corners last wcek To amount on rolls would build several cottages at Crooked •" YorkTin, r^. lake this summer. cvmly nnrt lu tbe burnulen elBwt. to lenre 1110 67 IMtonheg are poking all sorts of fun at By vraclwn r*U the idea of Hickory Corners securing a on his coat tall, tearing it off and leavhir »n Brrarto. hand 507-58 railroad. Stranger things than that have ...... mho 1£:.niia ”da’ iKllc (>t Mre nTlfe'Xldinto evidence around Thomas Manuel a 1110 67 happened. i'"”'. L"r Hfcton'Cor,OT’ J. W. Armstrong has purchased Dr To cash on hand March 14, *21 To returned from contingent hind KICK ARD A. McCURDY, President OLD RAGS! NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS, sptte of MtoMna.County of By?-'’• Nnttco to hereby given, itial by au <wu*r « 138 the Probate Court for «’’« 0M£t’.<>,nB?2r । node on the 2»th day of March. A. D. »W. FIRE FUND. । moulbs six from that dale were alio<i!dforcredTo cash on handjMarch 14, ,itors :n prraent U»*lr ■•lain* arsJurt the estate of *91 S 320 ( Washington K. Ferris. late of said county, deceased, and that all er editors of said dcrcasrd To received from contingent 1are required to present ’heir claims to said fund 550 Probate Court, at tbr Probate office. In tbe City To received from hose sold of Hastings. ’<* examination and allowance, tp Two parties of men making inquiries Jor before the CUh day of September next, To amount on rolls 1075 71 sod that vueli rtaims will be beard tiefcro said . about railroad righto of ways have put ( court, on Friday, the SUh day of Jone 1036 94I Ganges people on the qui five again. ;sed on Saturday, toe Mto day <d September ... nt a»ju*n .11 They are said to be agents of tbe Vandalia , By vouchers paid 81408 09 and C. A W. M. lines. Tbe people down i By paid board Dated March. 2Kb. there would fold a railroad boomer to their water com’rs 525 00 heart* much quicker than they would a By cash on hand 13 85 celestial visitant, in fact tbe angel would ‘ not be ‘In it” at all. 1946 94 Separate from the many holding great Charlotte sporto seem to be spending 0KN#nAI. HIOI1WAY FUND. possessions, those who by Inheritaure Their surplus energy these days in giving To cash on hand March 14, or alliance have had poaaeailooa thrust sparring exhibitions. ‘91 31023 82 upon them, and having done ibis. it will To amount on rolls 1300 58 The Eaton County poor house narrowly most likely be found that thoae remain­ escaped destruction by tire last week. ing will luiprew you with tbe faU 2324 35 Fire caught In the roof and It took the in­ that the winning qualities of tbe &ncBy vouchers paid 81536 33 mates over an hour to subdue the flames. cessful are rfbout tbe same In alL Tbe The damage was only about 8300. By paid to 4 th ward 8125 00 latter are the thinkers—the workers, By cash on hand ’ 663 * ~ 02 The other night when a Grand I<edge the leaden: and it is Ml to say that woman went home from an evening’s they are worth to the rest of us, more 2324 35 viBit with some neighbors In th? absence than is indicated by tbe accumulations LIBRARY of her busband, site found a man spread which represent the pecuniary reward To cash an hand March 14, out over the best sofa in the best room of of their vices. They have anticipated *91 . 15 00 the house. By his aide was mi empty whis­ the conditions of the to-come, and put Ta rec’d from Co. Treat*. line key bottle and a cane. She alarmed the same in shape—with tbe result that they tobnay neighborhood and upon being questioned are the winners. Illustrations? Why, io rec’d from W. H. Beadle the man proved to be on acquaintance of ,thev are all around us. In every her husband: he had been to town apd reputable business concern there cer­ 82 54 filled up and on the way home got tired, tainly is something of this character, or it By paid board of broke open the door to the friends house would Iw sans reputation. Now for education and proceeded to uift himself comfort­ instance, the D;. L. A N. Railroad: able. The husband knew how it was 1 yea, and the West Michigan;—some­ 82-54 himself so far as getting full and-wanting thing distinctive about them, hard to My to lie down is concerned, and would not' WATER CONTINGENT FUND. Just what, but the proof of their pas­ prosecute the man for breaking into the senger perfections is in their patronage. To cash on hand March 14. Of course in all communities there *93 S , 99 45 house and scaring his wife half to death. To temporary transfer from James Austin and Joseph Orser. of Wex­ arc those who once attracted toward a certain thing and then properly treated school bond fund 1006 00 ford county, were sentenced In the United Itecome adherents . and perhaps are To Note fastings Ndt’i bank 2000 00 States court at Grand Rapids to three prejudiced in favor of this or that To same 200000years each in the Detroit .house of correc­ To same «jo00.90tion last week, for making counterfeit party, but they are not of sufficient nxnabers for a railroad to depend on. Be- . To rec’d from water rents 2358 69 money and moulds tor the same. sides, the railroad lives on forever. To amount on rolls 231706 Dr. Osborn, one of Kalamazoo’s leading They die in time, and it Is a physical physicians, and a member of Borgess impossibility to enforce upon their heirs, 12275 20 hospital staff, Iles very low with blood By vouchers paid 83420 22 their prejudices. with other savings. poisoning, received while performing an No: there’s only one course toward By transferred operation last week. Tbe poison was the end desired, and that is to keep up back to school absorbed through an abrason of the skin With the procession; And out whal the bond fund 10C0 iwu w 00 , caused by a hang nail. Hls suffering is By paid water bonds 5000 00people want, and give it to them, amt intense. By paid interest where.they lag In coming forward to Thursday last while Washington Davis, water bonds get it, go and meet them. That’s 1350 00 . By cash on hand superintendent of the Grand Rapids Stor­ our theory and we don’t mind- confiding 1498 98 age and transfer Company was helping un­ it to you. If you think It Is a proper notion on our part, kindly encourage • 12275 20 load a load of plate glass from a |dray. a crate of glass weighing about a ton slipped us. It is your benefit so to do. You WATER CONSTRUCTION FUND. from n dray and fell on him, killing him can do so by using our lines when you go To cash on hand March 14. Instantly. to Chicago, Detroit or Traverse City or ’92 81472 81 Saginaw. The wooden ware factory will soon be To rec’d from cemetery Co 195 10 Geo DeHavf.n, Gen l Pasa’r Agent To account overdrawn 123 53 moved Grand Rapids. By vouchers paid OF NEW YORK. and confectionery. T. PHILLIPS. i ' Han �Unlike- «• Dutch Process I ' ® No Alkalies •Would you know why with pleasure • Ourfaces so beam? OurSer/ants Our life Heer grumHe. Other Chemicals are used in the preparation of J 13 a draarn iWA CMU< 1 Baker &Go.’s fiOAp Breakfast Cocoa, which ie absolutely pure and soluble. Is It bos more than thrge fimes the strength ot Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, oml is far more economical, rusting less than one cent q sop. It is d'elirious, nourishing, and kasilt nlGKSTKD. . / Sold by Grocers everywhere. cause our bliss: It ne’er comes amiss. \ W. Baker & Co., Dorchester,Mass. Made Only by N.K.Fairbank & Co. Chicago. 1'5CROUP REMEDY snuixo BE IN EVERT HOUSEHOLD °~*K Oct » botv-* to-a»V! yoo »*r BMd it to-nlgfiL I’S COUGH CURE ’’ SnOKEi’ Eb. POWERJ’ NQ. 35. iVtiGiiigANCentral always the same “ T.ie Atagaru fulls Houts. “S ALWAYS THE BEST CIQflR ai, !N THE !a.m.pum.:p m..p.m. l-ocal Agent, Hastings. i ADMINI8TRATOB 3 SALZ. In tbe matter of thee*late of C. Columbus Backn*. dreraacd. Notice Is hereby given thnt I shall «eil at public auction tn the highest bidder, on Friday, the nrteetitn «lav of April* A. D.Btti. at ten o'clock. In the forenoon st the lute residence of lb>-lain (’ (Xd'iuibus Ibu-ku*. deceased. In tli« to*u-hi|> uf Rsrrv. In the couety of Burry. In the atate of Michigan, pursuant liceiiM* and authority grant-<i to me on the jpth day of Fcl'ruary, A. D. Wf. by the I'niWe cou.-t of liarrv county. Mlcnlipin. all of the estate, right, title sort Interest of the said de­ c cMcd of. hi an<I t'itiK* real rttue *ituate and being In the county of Barry, lu the mate of Mich Iran, krnwn and devetibol aa follows, t-ewili The oast naif fU) of tl.e m u'.Ii went o.a’rter <*♦> of section thirty <S0).3n towtmlilp one it:«>rth. range nine iDi west, acrordlug to tbe1 United Hute* survey thereof; nlw ten «0> aervs oft from the north end of tbe cu«t half < of the north west**iuarter of art11 chi tlilrtv <nir (31) In township one (1'. nurth range : Ulin’ I»1 we*t. Dated Marell tat. A- D . tm ' Ecgkne Hartuobn. . Adiuiuwtrator. | Office at the Hastings House, TUESDAY, APR. 26. One day only. A VEAK OF UNRIVALLED SUCCESS! Dr. Holman S. Humphrey, Who be* v WK-.! till* c.ty < ;;cday each mouth for the । os: yoar. bis done tii<>i<-*-xit-lk-ut pra.:<'«»local work .tna<<e more'lifi'ctilt curra and warm friet:d*r..rong fnksli. * uad all with •. l-.tnn he haj hsu any kin<l of ucallnmi than any »ii*npvr w !m> had ever visited our locubty. 1 idrcd IHa character. ni’KlNG THE COMING YEAR THE DOCTOR S ' Vis,!* will tie faithfully continued. *n«l If life and health Iw «p*red he hopes to ni t many nauu* to hl* altrady very extcm>ivo list of patient*. Th« |>a»t t*oydsrs hifw Innp'b Increased the ootid* r of rbrouic Invalid*. I owing ixnn ly t<« tbe peculiar mfluentte exerted i»y the Influenza (La Grippe*. cven.thc.Be who have t**raj>ed this blighting scours© feeling It* peculiar effoet* upon their thstrm*. All sufferers from retnrru. throat and lunr sffiction* find tli< QiM-lvc* fniiltnr instead of improving, antes* under the most tfrlilful lrratr::< nt. Till* Is nl«o true of catarrhal condltloii* of the stotna^n. buwri*. ki-inrys and btarfdnr, isdeed the riatididar «)stcin nnd mucous tncmhranv* liavc suffered nx»t. often tendinv to neuralgia, rhciinuitte ath-v'ioti* «nd grave* heart db-t'irtanct**. The liver also.QU© of th© uto»t ttniN>rtMiit oiptn* rd the body, ha* not escaped, and In u*i many. h*>‘uOcrul from cvnirestlnn*. enlargement* nod cenvral torpidity. areomiNimM by all it* dl*tres«tnx train rd symptom*, a* dronfy, conntlpaJion of the !*>wel4. pfh->*. sick iirailachu. vuguennd muneh-sx depression* of *plriu. cunireytioa* with cold band* snd feet, alternated with best <d palms nnd soles rd feet, coated tongue, foul breath, schlng head. l>ack am! IlinlM, thick and High colored urine, rn**. Irritable temper, am! general “blue devils.'* The accrKcj*tnjiHg cuts happily Illustrate th* foregoing d(*cu»cd condition* in jtsrt. all of which Dr. Humphrey treats anti cure* where patietit* will faithfully follow inMruciion*, without which the sick ennnot expect help. la all obscure diniiwd condition* Dr. Humphrey urgrrthc afllkted to I bring n sample «t urine for mat: analyst*. »ThU should he tin* first p*mm1 , on rt’lng. and put In an m -.lutely clean bottle. kcf>r cool and brought the ] sumo ©ay istssed. and at least four ounces in quantity CWPositively no rases taken without a pcinonitl examination. hurt about the head and injured internal­ ly—will die; James Moil, crushed about I bead—mortally injured; Mr*. Jarhuff Mott. ; fatally hurt; Jane Mott, 12 ye.Hrs old, spine Maple and aon, J. Morehouse and Frank Shephard are reported to have been fatally injured. South of Wellington William Little'* bouse was blown to splinters and Littlo and four children were killed. Joo I old. oki, Mriotia Mrioua wutindaon wound*on the the bead bead— —orotiablv prolmbly Showalter's bouse was picked up and. live; Horae© Wygnnt, bruised alx>ut with its thirteen occupants, carried body and shoulders—will die; Mary Wy- ynrds aud dumped in a Leap, nil the peo­ gant, wife of Horace, terribly! cruabtwl ple Iwing seriously, some fatally, hurt. about* body nnd head—will diei 'Horaca Near Portland, John Bristow was killed. Wygnjit. Infant, head crushed—will'die; Mr*. Klien Gleason, slightly injured; Mr*. OMAHA, April U—Nebraska was swept Kate O’Shaunttwy, slightly cut alwut face; Mark Seaver, slightly cut alrout by a cyclone Thursday night, Reports re­ 1 bead; Mr*. Frank Gillenuy. slightly hurt; ceived hIiow that the thriving town of Nel­ Harry Wasco©. £rm cut; Jacob Jacques, son, the county scat of Nuckolls county, cut about head anti arini, not seriously; Im laid waste, and many buildings, includ­ Henry Johnson, cut on heud and left leg, ing two churches, pro wrecked at Norfolk^ not Nctiously. Thu track of the storm wn* 130 miles long, A Joliet Mbu Missing. through Nuckolls, Clay, Filmorr, York, Samuel Eirwlale, of Joliet, Ilin, a cousin Polk. Platte and Madison countlgff—some Mrx Sarah Gowan, may also bv numbered of the finest country in tbe state. The with the dead whose ixnlien have nut been towns swept were Edgar, Sutton, Grafton, recovered. He came to the city several Bradshaw, York, Strom burg, Osceola, days ago to visit his friend* and relatives Columbus, Madison and many other vil­ and stayed at James Gowap's Iioum-. It lages. Tbe worst report is from Norfolk. was not learueti until late last night tiiat Hero a little child of a man named Pal­ be wa* in the house at the time, but tbo mer and two children of C. G. ‘ Miller fact waa established when no trace of him were seriously Injured. Their home* were I could be found elsewhere. wrecked. The Episcopal church was an­ For some minutes the rain hml been fall­ nihilated and tbe Congregational church ing in torrents, accotupanied by frequent damaged. At Button Joe Needon’s house flashes of lightning anddeafenhiglhunder. was blown to splinters, but no one hurt, Tbe wind rapidly Increased in velocity, by a miracle. In this city the wind did Many small, buildings and then came Ute blast that caused the much damage. disaster. It came from tbe south nnd were wrecked and telegraph wires are all west. On the nest side uf tbe building, down. No one hurt. lmlb<> ravaged dis­ which towered fifty feet alxiv* die frame trict the loss is immense, btrt^no details \ * houses, were many open windows, while arc at hand. . tbe east wall waa solid. The wind M-emrd to lift the roof slightly, aud then with a mightly crash, heard a half mile away, it fell to the eastward. The base ot the west wall was thrown outward, and it lifted from ita foundation the cottage on that side of the building aud hurled it with frightful force acron an alley eight feet wide against the cottage on the other side of the narrow thoroughfare. Tiurletl ItcnraA ths Debris. The bouse* to the eg*t of the collapsed structure bore the brunt of the fall. The two-story frame cottage at 12 I’earee street was buried beneath the thousand tons of brick and mortar. The cottage at 10 Prarce street wok torn and twisted, aud will be taken down at once. It I* unsafe and could not resist the power comprised in an ordinary summer breeze. Tbe cot­ tage* at 20 Pearce street nnd at J8J,' Pearce street were also so badly torn that they will have to come down. - i’oxsfwmoN CVKKD.—I waa rapidly falling Into the I lim! suffered for years with serious deafness front ' grnFp of that fell dtetroyer. consumption, given up by catarrh. Dr. Humphrey cured me. / o Rev. I ha H. Ca ho.-Hillsdale. Mich. : | physicians and frlemik could just poke al-oui unable to anything of nconiot. Have l>ecii entirely cured by Dr. I «a> so denf tor year* that 1 could only b*ah when Holman 8. Hinnphrey. Miss Jkhnis Fhanklin, Maron, Mich. oiled at Dr. Holman 8. Humphrey has cured me en- } irety. Hkkt White, Lans.ng. Mich. I PaualYsi* CVRKD.—Our little son was paralyzed. bad wanted to a akuieton. arav a grtkat sufferer from catarrh, For nineteen Ringyrars 1 suffered the rniverr and an- rbeumatUm asd otetinate examination. We took him to nornneeof seriou* deafness from catarrh of throat and Dr. Holman 8. Humphrey nt the hotel In Mason about middle cur. Was completely cured by Dr. Humphrey. <iiie year sgound tn u lew month* hr v.n« well nnd entlreAMo* KrnWALL, Hillsdale. Mich. ly over hia iwtrnlyzrvl and ne>rly he)ple*a condition. I-'mask I- Bov.xvos. Eden. Ingham Co.. Mich. I wa» tx>rn <teuf In otic cur Dr. Humphrey restored toy hearing rotnplcto. Oka L Pea he. North Adam*. Mich. torture with uki-rntloi of the stomach to such an extent 1 wa* troubled for year* with ratarrh. dcufncM and' J that 1 vomited up every nisht what I had eaten during running from one ear. Wo* completely cured by Dr. i the d*ty. 1 tried everywhere for relief, even going to-De­ lluinpbn-y troit-. but got no relief until I put my cant In tbchami* of Rev. F. W. Batlev-Joxes, Mutkegoo. Mich. | Dr. Holman B. Humphrey, wbo cured me entirely in a few month*. Mas. M. L. CnoMwstx, Lansing, M^ph. I had iM-cii very hard of hearing for many years. entirely cured by Dr. Hohnan 8. Hunphrer. DtSTRSMtNG <’AT*n«HAL llRONCNITf* WITH BPITTIWO E. C. CanI'HRLU Hlllxlalc. Mich. or DMMib Curku.—For fourteen year* I had t«et> tortur­ ed with a cough which war often so severe as to vomit I wus almost blind for year*. My wight was restored to, mix ami at one time J almorl fled to dcaili. I alto had a me by Dr. llulman 8. Humphrey. . . . . ... . I very severe catarrh of the stomech and txiwels. Dr. Hol­ Maa ntiluky. North Adr.ms, Mich. man S. Humphrey cured me. . Nits. K. Hunt. Lansing. Mich. I was blind with cataracts in bath eye*. Was operated Iksonkia ant> NiKVors Piujsthatiom Cv«an.—When on by Dr. Humphrey and rny sight restored. MH*. A. KTrecui.. Amrwrta. Wj*. | I went h> Dr. HolmanH Humphrey nearly a year ago I hud no idvn of salting help, but went simply to plesae my friends. 1 could *carecl.r step or take a moment's com­ I was totally blind tor tx-nfvfour yveni with wsille fort f«>r contracted, phydeal nnd mental suffering. At ciUsrucr. Dr. Holmsn 8. Humphrey removed the cstar- time* I thought J should lose my mind; alt was darkness set* and gave me good sigbt. . and Dr. Holman 8 Humphrey cured me entirely, “ Jao. North. Kan Claire, wi*. ami 1 recommend him tn all afflicted. D K. Hawlsy. Manon. >yph . Ing. Co. Abs't Offlee. I bad suffered for years with a socalled Incurable valv­ ular dlM-a*© of the heart. Dr. Humprey £>‘"*1 n:e entin ly. AXAMAUKA FKOH Disksbx or KuigXY* Craxn.—For S J. V. Bchxxb. Newark. Uhlo. Ecars I havu been slowly breaking down and the 28th of | I wm fully in the dutches of numb palsy. Dr. Humph­ ist May my legs began to swell and became so lanre In a few days that the nnkice were larger than tbe thighs. I rey cured me completely. , .... was completely laid up. Dr. Humphrey has so.complete­ ! MISS JCNIS SbOCQM. HudfOP. M.cll. ly cured me that I frel like a new man. L. O. GmtXNMAX. Belville. Mich. An examining b<«rd of medical men at Charlotte. Mich.. cxHinlned me and pronounced me to bo suffering wlih (atashh or Stomach. Howiu, Krnsara 4c Bladder diabetes and that I only bad about a year to livn. Under it II •« am no* nowni mo bullet. I rVRn>._por XT years I have boon an invalid and for the Dr Humphrey's treatment «• sound »ound as a bullet a J. 1 Shuruer, Mason. Moron. Mleh. Mien. A. year or so a great sufferer from the pains of indige*I tk>n Uon and chronic catarrh thrvusbouL throughout. I was so obstl obstinate—~ OXALCMA Ct’HKD.-For tbe past three years I hare sot- ly constipated Hist I gotDOseUon without drugs of some । fared severely with extraxne depression oftl c n’TV"'1* lilr.d.'wmch only made matter* worse, until I went to Dr. — systtem. low spirits, despondency, toss «f ,IS’Hn< Holman 8 Humphrey, and now I am as jroodas petite gwd, bowel* regular, and I am all right. energy and general run-down condition W toe ' P. J. Wxcctt. Bhavtow i. Mich. had spent much time and money trying to get wcli, and was finally cured by Dr. Holman 3. Humphrey ALMtrr Hofkiw* Vermontville. Mich. PEOPLE INSANE_WITH FRIGHT. Tbe sound ot the awful crash bad not died away before the narrow street was tilled with screaming men, women, and children. The people living in the four house* wrecked, but not crushed a* was the one at 12, were almost without ex­ caption insane with fright. One woman, tearing her hair and screaming at the top of her voice, went running through ths mud and mln, and was not stopped until she reached Hoisted street In an incredi­ bly short apace of time there were 2,000 or more people crowding, shouting and cry­ ing, into the little street. I was a drradful sufferer from locomotor ataxia and paralysis of the will. 1 hare been entirely cured by D-• phrer * uiiusual iklll Dm. H. HVbssll. Newarx. v. ly and hopelessly sick with * tanro fibroid tumor. Money Order DepL Janesville P. O.. JsncavIltaWta I measured 48 Incbca nnend my belt from a «ry taw fl-rold ‘to mor. Was taken to Prof. Ludtatn. Oikogoj who ‘-onto do notbUgf forme. Dr. Humphrey ren»o vol ever; vcMtgeof th© growth wttn out tbo use of anything but «•*£“»«;an:T 8mitu. jancgrillo, Wis Jan. iff. W« .< thrvm vrarc I hAVO Blltfr-rcl UBtObl tortUt© with s'srM ms; jjh-h.. ud lit. »1U> my t.HkUr B.MXJCK. An overloaded steamer in the Black sea is said to have gone down with all of tbe I stories high. It had not been completed, 200 passengers on board. ' work on the roof having baen com l tide*l General James W. .Singleton, wellonly Thursday, and much ot tbe Interior He Mounts the Tornado and work remained yet to be done. 8. E. known In Illinois, and an ex-coogrwwrnsn, Young was was the owner and E. J. Mills died at Baltimore yesterday at 4:80 p. m., . Scatters Desolation. was the contractor. Sir Henry Booth, in the yacht Kara, ha* A two-story frame flnt building In Grand left England with a crew of twelve men, FRIGHTFUL DISASTER AT CHICAGO. Crossing, on Adam* avenue, between Sev­ bound on an arctic exploring expedition enty-fourth and Seventy-fifth Htreeta, blew, toorth of Dari* strait*. Seriou* effect* are imminent on account A Seven-Story Building Blown Over down during the early part of tbe storm. Four persons were, hurt—Clark Erricksau, of the coal miners' strike in Durham, on the Adjoining Occupied contractor, luternrflly hnrt; Charles Ben­ England. Tbe large factories are out of Residences. son. carpenter, slightly; Henry Wickwire, fuel, and a number of heavy failures are K* iber’s helper. Injured in back; John expected. ' , Id years old, plumber's helper, col-» Eight of the Occnpaata Crashed to Death, lar bone and arm broken. Seven Mortally Wounded, and Kv^ry Thursday Afternoon. Other* Badly Hurt. Dr. L. N. Laklns, the Rectal Specialist of At the corner ot Sixty-fourth street and Champlain avenue, tn Woodlawn, an un­ Grand Rapids. Mich., will be at the HaatlDn bouse, Hastings, Mich. lie Inritea Nias oft! e Victims Children - A Citieen of Jol­ finished frame building went down before iet Mlaalng, Supposed To Bo Under the De­ the storm. Three men were injured, one every sufferer from Rectal trouble to call bris—Other Serious \Vrecks in Various Peter Blumm having hls back broken and and get a correct dtagnusls of their dlwill die. A two-story frame at 87 Perry .sease, time required to cure aud eost of street wa« blown to pieces, a* was another same free of charge. Hr. Parker, pro­ at 75 Nebraska avenue. Several other prietor of the Hastings house. is one of Call on him any Hurt—The Town Wiped Out of Esistanca— men were severely hurt in different parts Dr. Laklns' patient*. time and get a Hat of home testimonials. Aaguata, Kao.. Reports Thre«\Denths with of the city by flying debris. Jas. L. JVIlkiBS, ex Mayor of HMtino, Fifteen Wounded. HAVOfi IN KANSAS AND NEBRASKA. says: My piles would come down almost Chicago, April 2.—Death rode into the constantly when 1 was on my feet and for city upon the mighty puff of wind that two years I was unable to do liard work. Loft—Flva Klllled Outright. They never came down once after Dr. hurled the rain.in sheets upon the pave­ Wichita, Ka*., April 2.—A tornado, at­ Laklns' second treatment I do more ments'shortly before 0 o'clock last even­ tended by tbe greatest number of fatalities work In one day than 1 could do In a week ing. The storm struck the seven-story ever credited to a single storm in tbe west before he treated me and do It easier tno. brick building at 14'and ItJ Pearce street a swept over southwestern Kansas Thurs­ 1 have talked with many Grand Rapids blow that caused the structure to collnp*<% day night, leaving in its wake death and people he cured years ago and all speak of and In its fall it crushed n frame cottage' destruction. It almost annihilated tbe Ills ability in the hlgriest terms. Call nu i be Dr. and talk it over. into kindling wood. Fourteen people aro village* of Augusta and Towanda, leaving to little standing iu the latter that it la a Ruppoacd to have been in the little house, marvel how a soul escaped. But one and the following list of the dead and building ^aa left intact in Towanda, a wounded tells the frightful story: Mrs. place of 300 noult Five people were killed Eliza Allen, an invalid, who lived on the outright, namely: Dr. J. D. Godfrey, H. second floor, crushed about head and body} Cupp, J. B. Bailey, John Blake, George Mrs. J. L. Gowan, crushed about the Blake. Ten others are fatally injured and a hglf hundred more or less seriously slxlonien; William Gowan, 3 year* old, maimed. • head qrushed; Mary Gowan, 4 years old, Three Fatalities at Augusta. At Augusta the killed are; Harmon Hos­ ithotherod beneath the debris; David D. Hewlett, 8"months old, frightfully crush­ kins, James Barnes, child of Will Rhodes. The child wm blown out of its mother’s ed; Edward Mott, 2 years old, smothered; anna, and its head and body were later Horace Mott, 5 years old, smothered; picked up a hundred fe«t apart. Will Mary Walsh, 3» years old, a niece of Mrs. Rhode* is fatally injured, as is also tbe Gowan. . wife of Hoskins Fifteen others were badly A Long Liat of Injured. hurt. James Gowen, 3U years old, leg broken and hurt internally—may live; Alice Hew­ Sumner county suffered largely both In lett, 8 years old, crushed about legs, head loan of life and property. For fifteen miles and body—cannot live; Mrs. Ada Keown, everything the wind came in contact with DEATH’S WILD RIDE । I j | I । Then the police, thirty strong, under Inspector Rom, and tbe firemen, under the (lerooual command of Fire Marshal Swenie, came thundering up in patrol wagon* and fire department vehicles. The first care of the firemen and police waa co inspect the wrecked cottage* still main­ taining an upright position. From these were carried several fear-stricken men and women. Then began the digging in tbe ruins far the dead and injured. Within half au hour Horace Wygnut and Mrs. Wygaut were taken from the ruins bleed-, ing and crushed. Dead Children Taken Ont. Then tbe two Mott children, lying side by aide, were found beneath a great beam. They were both doid dead. ucau. In tn another anomer part of oi tbe debris firemen discovered James | Gowan. For three hour* the rescuers worked before they freed idui. His right | leg was pinioned by a heavy Umber an J it required treniciuioii < labor to extricate ! him. Suffering awtul torture during ail ’ that time Gowan never lost cuii*dousnea*, < but directed the Uruinen in their work. The Building Which Collapsed. And so the work went on until ths list of dead and injured reached the totals given above. Tbe collapsed building fronted north, and it* east wall was about 100 feet west of Desplaines street. It had a front- Fauifucld, III., April A—A cyclone struck the town of Barnhill, six miles south of this city, yesterday afternoon at 4:20 o'clock nearly demolishing the place. Ten house* were leveled to the ground and every house in the town was damaged more or leaa. Only three houses remain | standing. The Ohio and Mississippi sta­ tion aud G. F. Pyket's . store were unroof ed, and the goods in the latter’s store badly damaged by the deluged which fol-1 ONE ENJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; k is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts Ently yet promptly on the Kidneys, ivor and Bowels, cleanses the sys­ tem effectually, dispels colds, If adaches an.1 fevers and cures habitual constipation. S^rup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro­ duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ ceptable to tlie stomach, prompt in its action aud truly beneficial ’n its effects, prepared onlv from the most healthy ana agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have :nadc it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and |1 bottles by all leading dra|M Any reliable druggist who' gists. may not have it on hand will pro­ cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any substitute. v CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAM nAMCtSCe. CAL LOUrSYIU£. KT. M£W TOSK. t.T. !ta, Iilnuti i Si w TIME TABLE. Ni.lttH. Kalamazoo Lv... Kart Cooper Richland Juoct. Delton Cloverdale Shultz Hastings.... lowed. Houses and barns in the neigh­ borhood are also damage, as well as the Coats Grove. Woodland ... orchards in tbe vicinity. Luckily only one person,.Mn. Harry, mother of Joe Lanxlug. Detroif Harry, is reported seriously injured. BtaQons. WASHINGTON, April 5.—The comptroller ot tbe currency has directed the receiver SOOTH. ot the Maverick National bank, of Boston, Kalamazoo Ar. to prepare checks for a third dividend ot 13per cent, upon claims presented in addi­ tion to the GO per cent, heretofore paid, Cressey ... 5fc::: claimants, making 75 per cent, in all. Ciovrrdid-* Sbulu •JOI ’a wo Dknvkr, April A—A murder occurred Hastings......... ... at the Cripple-Creek gold camp Saturday. Charles Hadspeth, a negro stage.' driver, Coats Grove Woodland shot and instantly killed Rube Miller, a ’'WRE.Tii piano, player at the Iron Clad daoefehall. ........... ~ The shot was intended for Jdhn Me Machen, a bar-tender, but missed him and struck ’Stepson signal oni> " ' Miller. nroSSti’^ra cynr nates* PtSZlded with freight train permit*. THE DEATH RECORD. trains anil be run st tbe convenience of the company wbo rearrve the right tedSS General Daniel Dubtot, assistant Unit­ the time ofsnch trains without notice. ” ed States treasurer at Chicago, at Car­ _ _ _____ F. Bush. Genl Maaaasr. H. C. Pottm. Gen'IP AT am thage, Mo. . Ex-State Senator Livinguton, at Elixabeth, N. J. at Watertown. 8. D. Sister Julia, mother superior of St. Mary's hospital, ft Milwaukee. E. P. Calkins, oldest newspaper man in Iowa, at Burlington. Geobgb N. Lester, attorney general of Georgia, at Atlanta. Jonh E. Thatkb, well-known jockey, at Camden, N. J. Mrs. Mart ■Rioedan, mother of Arch­ bishop Riordau, at Chidigo. John OWEN, wealthy vessel owner, at Detroit Captain Pink Varblk, well-known pi­ lot «l Louisville. William Dknamore, aged 10G, at East Liverpool, O. Moimjan Lewis, prominent cdtixen of Coldwater, Mich WASinNGTOM Booth, ex-collector of the John Muduy, ths wall-known Usher, at London. pub- DO YOU i Couch 1 dont dela TA Kc- - KEMPS balsam �room We Have Just Received the LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE LINE I \ WITH j OF THESE GOODS Than e1 1 facilit: iii m .•**- ■■ R<? r - BUT. We are t to plea at any Bring me I W. GREBLE V s:ni Laugh. Uli loesen or dro; Dr. Husband’ HASTINGS, MICH North Side Main St I will sell n ■hip of Cart Hastings Banner deceit fulness is proverbial. , in our own state?a striking abject les­ Thursday, April 7, 1892. son on tbe same subject has been given. A legislature find state officers, elected on solemn and binding promises 'to do some­ thing for the relief of tbe farming Interests of tbe state, deliberately went back on every promise, and made It possible for the democratic cltlea of Michigan, contain­ ing less than two-flflhs of the state’s popu­ lation, to control both branches of the leg­ islature as well as the congressional dele­ gation from this state. We point to these things to remind our MABSHALL L. COOK. Editor. THI HASTINGS, MICH., PO8TOFVICK, AVGUST 14. 1879._________ EDITORIAL NOTES. are now witnessing on every band, under the practical operation of the new tariff. The early English free trade prophets shot just as wide of the mark in their predic­ tions. In answer to his opponents, who urged that free trade would ruin the Brit­ ish farmer, Mr. Cobden confidently re­ plied that under hls system Eugland would produce 25.000.000 quarters of wheat At the time It was producing about 15,000,000 quarters. Free trade came and now England produces. Instead of Cobden’s 95.000,000 quarters, only 7,500,000 quarters. Make a note of this. American farmers.—American Economist The silver in a silver dollar Is oommencinx al 11JO a m. In addition to the farmer friends that It will not only be un­ worth only about seventy cents at the •leetfoa ot deb-cates will be tUe election of a wise but will be suicidal to put your trust present time, but tbe extra thirty cents in democratic promises. It will be about don’t go into the pockets of a few million­ ecaventlon. and wards will be entitled as profltable as to attempt landscape gar­ aire silver mine owners. Not much. - delerate foe each'.‘5 dening on tbe Sahara desert oMiMaarar usoWere It not for the restraining hand of Hope Maple Grove I'rani.'-’vtile nSfevUta Cltylsfwan? Rutland ngmMM WbMMMl w . Yankee Sprton esuens nottcee ImmcdlsUily w n., auuvn 10, as. M. h. Cook. Chairman. E. Kkxastox, Secretary­ Republican Co. Comm. Silver 1111L With about 130 democratic majority in congress, that body has buried Bland’s sil­ ver bill so deep that nothing can resurrect ft. The responsibility for this defeat rests upon tbe democratic^ party, which had nearly as many majority as the republicans had votes in the lower bouse. We did not nor do we favor tbe free and unlimited coinage of 70 cent dollars. Bland’s bill was not a republican measure: and to their everlasting credit be it said tbe republicans In cungres voted almost solidly sgalnsj IL But we call especial attention to tbe de­ feat and burial, Indeed the Indecent haste of tbe burial, of this bill by Its party friends, In view of the promises ot tbe democratic party to its allies In 1800, the Patrons of Industry, the Fanners Alliance, It was definitely promised as the basis tor the union of these elements wltb tbe desnwrattc party that if. the latter ■boay te given cowfrol of caagree*, they would Gevernor McKinley, of Ohio, has re­ ceived a substantial testimonial to the ben­ efits of his tariff bill. It Is in the shape of a big pocket knife, the first made by tbe Cattaraugus Cutlery company, whose fac­ tory was opened at Little Falls. N. Y., as a result of the McKinley law. With the knife was a letter saying: "I voted the democratic ticket for near­ ly thirty years, but a drive through New England In the year 1890, past idle cutlery factories In Bridgeport Naugatuck. Union City and Torrington, together with the nearly paralyzed Industries of Lakeville, Northfield, Tha mas town and Shelbourne Falls, convinced me of the error of my ways. I found old friends, wbo were good mechanics in our line, driven by the cheap dutch knives, which were on.sale In every city and hamlet through which I passed, ont of profitable employment and seeking work as common laborers, ditch diggers and coal beavers. Grass grew around many of the doom of factories. Passing through the towns, I heard Bill McKinley and the McKinley bill talked ot on every ■ide. 1 waArst convinced, then convert­ ed, and, like Saul of Taraus. Uhl scales fell from my eyes and I saw the parties con­ tending over American Industries in their true light Thanks to your efforts, the McKinley law was enacted, and hard times in our line of Industry are oast Trade is good, wages are good, oar Bule town has nearly doubled Its population In two yean, and we believe it will double again In two years moie. Hoping in tbe near future to address you at tbe executive- mansion. Washington, D. C.. Instead of Columbus, Ohio, we remain, yours sincerely. J. B. F. Champux, ’ For Cattaraugus Cutlery Company. the republican party, the democrats would lower American laborers to tbe standard of tbe paupers ot Europe, and then pay them in silver dollars worth only 70 cents. Whelming majority in eongres*. And now » moat be a bitter pUi to all wbo any more than to individual success. work that wins, and that only. It is Creede. the new mining town In Ibe blUa of Colorado, baa attained nearly tbe whole of IU present growtbalnce Christmas. It We hope every township and ward will jrewnpoutof a rocky aolltude, on the 'k11 of »ll’er. Tbe be represented al the republican conven­ poor miner who made the discovery refustion next Tuesday. jL*n,S"°' lot hls claim. Al­ ready there are aald to be ten thousand people there—Including tbe kind of p.,p„. Additional Local News. Inttnn such mining booms usually draw iXu SVwere twelve ear. Enough good oil is being sold In the Inada of bar natures and liquors, and si, state to lessen the number of explosions carloads of lumber and edibles. “ *ndmulling from tbe use of Squaw­ buck oil, but explosions and conflagrations are yet quite frequent People will re­ member the last legislature for a long lime fetation of free trade ] | Io are all Beady Newest Things • >n Dress Goods. SETiCui LC —FOR- THE: SPRING: WE This we Hereaftei must reach insure lose when brotg Doit Mac Go to Mi suits. We place on aale this week some of our For cbol side baker; New line NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS Rubber Bankrupt Fruit tat at the Sou: Read U Hardware Some n Just rpceiv Archie Which we are constantly receiving and pledge the assurance of showing all that in Jeweler. engloe del STYLISH GOODS, SUPERIOR VALUES, —AND— A fact, bargain. 1 price at ti SATISFACTORY PRICES, "We are in For a fli Greble, w line. Ne James Prairie vl I -ttte Lead AVE INVITE YOU to give onr stock a careful invy.-tiga.” t’on before you purchase yonr dress goods. We f'-ei justined in waking the claim that no oue can offer you A pair cents. 1 store in t For the Hard war reduced this Imo A specl to pre pa: h. ’IKrTA,' Portal, of our order >,re again been entered by that erer rlgllant atwebor <i«tb. and . * Wdraxae, Uo baa chosen from among onr number one of our honored and belov* nd brothers. Therefore, be It Th.t » ..2/7 a. W F SSL. roii ILU*.d*ath of Broknlirht ’ U’U J**1* ,a" ,0Bt a Uue 5^L? an’1 "nd 'J klnd^U.bl? * d"D*eU possiyr to dnd in blsrory a parallel u it.,, progress of tha United States In u» last 10 bte ten years, ferery day that the sun risw theteiw^ .beartfe,t «r»P*tby in this npnnUfnAsXteinpiopteuX^ iSf, "™’’ people it see9s an to addt’ThZs Uoo rf two and a lulf million dollarn ’ be IkSbo^taoJ “f,hMe "»*• ---------------------onX^tatJ which is o tlon of ail Tbe mineral exhibit from Michigan Is sure to attract much attention. Thia will Include, besides extensive collections from museums, etc., granites, marble, and other building materialjot rare and beautiful qualities but which have not yet been marketed to any great extent; raw material from the Iron mines in plates 60 to 70 per cent pure u taken from the mines; and especially specimens of copper, which in Its pare state Is found only In the Michi­ gan mines. A copper exhibit the "largest and most extensive ever/ attempted," will be made by the Calumet and Hecla mines. In speaking of it, tbe company’s chemist says that It will Include "obelisks of pure copper ranging in weight from 50 to 500 pounds, also quantities of wire and sheet copper that lias been drawn ami rolled from the native metal Just as it was taken from tbe mines.” Republicans, It is not too early $o begin Electricity Is tbe coming railway motor. work for the great struggle In November. Michigan is a republican state; Barry is a Tbe Northern Pacific and the Wisconsin Central roads are both considering plans republican county. If the necessary oiganfor Ito use. and the Boston and Maine and izatlon Is perfected. the Old Colony lines an- preparing to ex­ u* Tbe democratic party, as a party, is Electricity affords the most Inviting field now open to Inventors. If men would pledged to the free coinage of silver but, •I’ort on flying machines. as a party, It hasn’t backbone enough to oOw Imptactleable »el em«. Urey mleht and r>w and fortune stand by Its own convictions. In U>o Inrenlhin of awful and practical are PltartlooofjtalrtcU,. Tbe acid hll£ There Is no royal road to party victory When your opponent, echoing Koger q, Milla’ mmaeoae, asserts that <xir prosper Ity wss wa. greater treater lu lu the the low low tariff larttt period period bebeny fore Um war than it has ever been since ■ponaibillty tar Ita defeat upon President do not forget to quote for bls benefit the testimony of MurhalL the f*>no<w E^ihh . statlstldm. wbo raid: -It wnnld b?Im. I The Alliance nnd Patron* took the dem- Newfoundland has decided to participate In the exposition. Wisconsin will expend 3:1,000 upon Its horticultural exhlbiL Cranberry culture will be made especially prominent be-muuh. |y. Jy. e United * > this rewbkhwe bereavM fasri- E- Y. Bools Dax,.W. Reynolds, Swvicvnut Gmtrsn ONLY $2.25. Greater Inducements. This is for cash only. I want your Remember I am hot in n»nCB^UUltipt1’ 1 9|“P my and can Pay.the highest market price. Spring Cardan a demand. partmen We shall be pleased to show you our stock whether you buy or not. Complete Line OF DRY GOODS. racket. The : Detroit �Hastings Banner. Thursday, April 7, 1892. ~ W. R. COOK. Local Rditar. 'The Harvest Depends something on the seed. Good Seeds ® GcCrops 'od /•’JgjTJj’ LANDRETH 3 SEEDS r M Write for 183 Catal<K«*’> Fro*. >ar(J mt ,.njy GaoJ, bn: here the reputatlou of being the Hut. H. W- LANDRETH, 8HDIMW. Battus Ctuuut, Mich/ PERSONAL MENTION. bet your pile that no one can or will try to match our prices’on millinery* Pehn. Smith. Any una having a spiral spring from au old spiral road car; or buggy, that they would care to get rid of, will do well to see or write Dr. 8. M. Fowler of tills city. • . W. E. Holt, formerly of the Vermont­ ville Echo, has purchased the Bellevue Gazette and has taken possession. Success to you. Bro. Holt It wjll soon be time for the'husband man to go forth’, rake In baud, to rake the*front yard, set fire to the rubbish and bum everything off tbe place—except the mortnre. Anyone desiring to build, paint or hav­ ing occasion to use hardware should get prices at the W. F. Powers’ ^hardware store before buying. Bargains offered for the next 30 days. /STOCK:. Than ever, and with improv­ ed facilities for handling BUTTER Mrs. E. D. Irvine lain Ohio caring for her alck mother. W. N. Boice returned to hls home In McBride Monday. Mra. Chas Russell, of Allegan, visited in the city laat week. Dr. Franz WIIHaon called on old friends in tbe city last week. P. A. Sheldon was in Vermontville Tuesday on business. Royal Mudge is In Mt Clemen a taking treatment for rheumatism. Samuel Carson, of Galesburg, was In the city Thursday on business. If In need of a carpet this spring would’ Dean Ferris and son Volney attended say. We have added a room on the sec­ the funeral of Conductor Conley In Jack­ ond floor, and will be pleased to show you son Friday. a flrat-class line. From 25 cents to 83.50 Milt Reader, of Grand Rapids was lu per yard. F. W. Greble, the Furniture the city on business Wednesday. dealer. Mr. and Mra. John Goodyear spent Iced honey cakes, vanilla wafers, lemon creams, crackers, oat meal crackers, Sunday lu Grand Rapids' visiting friends. graham wafers. Long island wgfers, >• vanilla squares, iced coffee cakes, honey jumbles, vanilla ginger cookies, at Siiutb side bakery. WITH A LARGER Dorr Mudge was In Detroit on buslnere Monday. ■» F. G. Goodyear, of Texas, Is home on a short visit. Will Bush has secured a position on the C. K Bidlac took Messer Bros. & Rey­ nolds three year old mare with him to Do­ wagiac, and says ttiat he will put her hi the 2:30 list this year, and Bld often does more tlian he agrees to when it comes to making records. The SI Plunkard Comedy Company Tuesday evening was a most pleasant sur­ prise to all.who attended. Instead of be­ ing an old chestnut. It was brimming over with fun^and was Indeed woftliy ot a much larger audience. J. F. Chapman, of Northville, has moved to this city and will reside in the first ward. Mrs. W. L. Mead has moved to Char­ lotte and will make that city her future home. How t» Save Money Every man, woman and child should know how to save money. Clothing is a necessary article and everyone should know where to go to buy it New let us state to you a few plain facts. We have bought the largest and finest lino of SPRING CLOTHING, Hats, Caps and Gent’s Furnishing Goods Ever shown in the City of Hastings. Wo have all the newest shades and styles in Spring Suits and Overcoats. All of them are very pleasing patterns and styles. YOURSELF BE :FAIR : WITH And see our spring stock. It presents an opportunity for economical buying that no one can afford to miss. No question about these goods pleasing—they make none better. No question.about prices being satisfactory—none can sell cheaper. Come to us for your spring goods and you will discover the secret “How to Save Money.” Rev. Wm. Puffer was on tlie alck list last week, but la able to be out at thia writing. Yours respectfully, Walker Matthews. of Grand Rapids, spent a portion of the'week In the city calling on friends. Miss Klttie Stebbins lias gone to Eaton Rapids where she has secured a position In one of tho leading stores. There Is a scheme on foot to build a rail­ W. H. Hall, of Grand Ledge, was In the road from Kalamazoo to Charlotte, by the way of Hickory Corners and liacy. A. A. city Friday and bought a large bill of goods of P. T. Colgrove. assignee of the Aldrich, of Hickory Comers. ’ will confer with Grand Trunk officials to see what Hastings Furniture company. that road will be willing to do In the mat­ The many friends of George Rock will * ter. be pleased to know that he ban been trans­ Archie McCoy, the furniture and carpet ferred to this country and will leave Scot­ We are to-day better prepared man. Is making specially low prices on land the latter part of this month. While suits this week. You will find In this country hls head quarters will be at to please our customers than Itbedtoroom the Navy yard in Brooklyn, N. Y. your advantage to see him before making purchases. He has a large stock The ladies of this city and vicinity are at any previous time. to select from and the goods and prices cordially Invited to attend the Easter open* cannot fail to please. Ing of millinery at Russell’s, commencing Bring me your produce. Thursday. April 14th, and continuing Fri­ Easter opening Tuesday evening and day and Satunlay. April 15th and 10th. continuing Wednesday, Thursday and Neither pains nor expense has been spared Friday. April 13th. 14th and 15th. We to secure a very fine stock of trimmed bats give a firn- display In trimmed bats___ and and bonnets for the occasion." It is per­ bonnets, and n full line of novelties. Your haps needless to say that the stock will presence Is respectfully Invited, one be tbe most complete ever shown in tlie nnd all. Mus. J. Si'KNcE. city, and will include all the latest novel­ Conductor Conley, wherfhas tun ou.thls ties. It is certain that those who shall, at­ 'branch of the M. C. IL R. for many years, tend this opening will agree that not only SNEEZE! died at his home hi Jackson last week, the are the goods In the highest degree satis­ funeral occurlng Friday. He was a very- factory. but that prices on them liavc been Laugh,-talk or eat. do your artlOclal teeth made that will bring them within reach of loosen or drop down? If »o send -me dollar for courteous and obliging man. nnd was Dr. Hufbaad's Handy holder. Yon can apply it popular with all patrons of the road, aud all. You will have no difficulty Tn select­ to your plate In on* minute. and no matter If all who knew him will be pained to hear ing an Easter hat or bonnet, or one suilayour plate fits or not It will hold firmly In the of hls death, lie leaves a wife' and sevM ble for the season, If you shall attend this mouth under the most trying circumstance*. Easter opening at Russell’s. ■ small children to mourn his loss. Address J. Z. HC8BXNI). J). D 8. White Cloud, Don't MiM It. ' The Michigan Central will, bn April 18, Michigan. It will coat you money If you do not get 19 and 20th, sell tickets from Hastings to Ann Arbor and return, at the rate of one prices on millinery at the racket. Farm For Sale. ________________ Pihn. Smith. and one-third fare, good going April 18th. I will wll my farm on section 17. lu the town­ For Sale. ship of Carlton cheap. There an* 160 acres. 19th and 20th. and returning not later I2n acres Improved with good buildings, gooA' than April 22d on account of the G. A. R. A Cleveland bay stallion, stands 18 water ami about 'five acres of orchard; choice state encampment Tickets not good on hands high Wwigbs 1350 pounds, good fruit farm. Is it:good state of cultivation. For main line trains No. &. 0, 19 and 20. further particulars call on or write to Tobias style and travels a sun- foal-getter and M. A. Gillman, Ticket Agent. Garn. Hustings, Mich. Also have 25 ewes with can -how the finest lot of colts in lambs for sain. Address lock box 97. As usual Hams Jt Van Annan have on Eaton county. hand n complete stock of fresh garden Charlotte. Mich._______________ seeds In bulk. They always carry the Ito Excellent Qualities best stock nnd best quality ot seeds to be Commend to public approval the Califor­ bad and make a special effort in this line nia liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs. It • ClKCULflTlON • of their business. Their stock of grocer­ fa pleasing to the eye. and to the taste and ies was never more complete. All kinds by gently acting on the kidneys, liver and canned and dried fruits. Fresh lettuce bowels. It cleanses the system effectually, Hereafter. changes for advertisements and radishes twice per week. They are thereby psotnotlng the health and comfort must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to doing everything to please their customers. of all who use it. ■ Insure insertion in tbe issue of the week President Shortridge, of the North Ex»nnlon Rates. when brought. d Dakota State Farmer’s Alliance. Ims Issued For the following occasions, the Chicago an address calling upon the fanners to re­ Dorr Mudge is building* cottage at Wall port their needtun the way oi extra teams &. West Michigan and Detroit, Lansing A lake. . . and men to dMpring plowing and seeding. ’Northern Rys. will sell tickets for one and Republican Go to McCoy’s for bargains In bed room He urges the utmost activity gnd prompt­ oue-tldrd fare round trip. •nulls. . ness. It Is estimated that 10.000 men state convention, Detroit, April 13th and more than there are In the state at this 14th. return 15th: G. A. R. state encamp­ For choice Confectionary go to the South time will be required. The greatest scar­ ment, Ann Arbor. April 18th. 19th and side bakery. ’ city of labor is in the Red River Valley. 20th, return. 22nd; Democratic state con­ New line of bed room suits just received For fnrther particulars call at the Michi­ vention. May 3d and 4th, return 5tb. at F.JW. (treble's. gan Central passenger depot. For Sale. Fann of 120 acres In Irving. Barry Let a girl be ever so graceful In the Rubber boots only 88.25, Read the Bankrupt store adv. dance, let her be ever so elegant of walk county, Mich., known as the Miles Engle across a drawing room, ever so bright in fann. Soil good. "0 acres under good cul­ Fruit tablets, the flnest in the market, conversation, she must pasess some other tivation. 50 acres good oak Umber, seven at the South side bakery. qualities to convince the great average run miles from Hastings. Above form will be Read the adv. of the W. F. Bowers of roung men thalffhe can be the manager sold cheap. and on very reasonable terms. of hls home, the pilot that steers hls ship For particulars enquire of W.‘ J. | Dibble, hardware store in this Issue. ot stab*, writes Edward, W. Bok In the Marshall, Mich, or Philo A. Sheldon, Some nice new patterns in glassware April Ladies’ Home Jsu^ial. Frugality, Hastings, Mich. just received at S. E. Phillips. womanly Instincts of love for home, an One of the most important items In the Archie Mellhaney, the piano tuner. Is eye to the best Interests of her husband cheap raising of wheat and all grain In the here. Leave orders with Pancoast, the and the careful training of her children— west, fa that it costs comparatively nothing these are the traits which make the good jeweler. . . for hauling it to market The roads, wife of to-day. and which young men look Necessary repairs on the Banner office for In the girls they meet. Men may some­ though rolling In many places, are hard, engine delay us a few hours in going to times give the Impression that they do not so that very large loads are hnaled tn mar­ ket. and good time made and little ex­ press this week. cure for common sense In their sweet­ pense Incurred. Horses are not worn out For a first-class side-board call on F. W hearts. there Is nothing they so unfailing­ and ruined in a few years, nor are wagons Greble, where you will find a complete ly demand of their wives. made worthless In a short lime by constant line. New styles and finishes. The high school entertainment given In jolting and chucking as they are here.\ Union ball last evening was very One In Providence has not favored us with good A fact, all our millinery was bought al a every respect, every part being well ex­ roads and tile few that might have been good bargain, mid we will not be matched in ecuted. The program carried out by the originally, have been spoiled by tbe ruth­ price at the racket. scholars In Miss Jordan’s room was highly less hands of the road commissioners In Pihn. Smith. appreciated, as were also the callstheuic times gone by, and tbe system ot letting James Flynn, a prominent farmer of drill and the Irish farce. John Ketchum everyone work out his road tax Instead of Prairieville, died in Borgrss Hospital, Kal­ as the wild Irish lad took down the house.' paying the money fur It But wbat has amazoo. last week, after a short Illness. and acted hls part as though it had been been deprived of us, can be supplied by written especially for lpin.~^We would the modern inventions of man. France A pair of ladies rubbers for only like to say morv_.cone«mi1ng tbe entertain­ Ci-nls. Read the adv of the Bankrupt ment but lack Of time prevent*. Suffice It has a system of highways that Is the won­ store in this Issue for other great bargains. to say. it was one of the best given in ihls der of the world. Road commissioners and the privilege of working out road For the n ext 80 days the W. F. Powers •city for a long while, and again proves taxes, are unknown qualities there. All Hardware store will sell goods at greatly that if yon want to be guaranteed an en- road work Is done under tbe supervision reduced prices. See the ad. elsewhere fn jopable evening’s concert, you mutt de­ of expert engineers, who have made a pend upon home talent The high school study of road making, and the result Is this Issue. scholars cleared a nice sum to pay for a that all highways are hard, broad and will lust for centuries. Of course It may be a A special session of the board of super­ mienmeope. visors has been called to inefjt-April I3lh Forovcrayear Dr. 8. M. Fowler has little expensive ut first but it is vastly to prepare matters for tbe building of the been writing around trying to find a spiral cheaper in the end. In France all road new court house and jail. spring for hls road cart, the manufacturers making is under four heads. First the of which have gone out of business, and government lias Its roads to keep, up; sec­ Spring Is coming gentle Annie, and soon that particular sort of a spring Is not made. und. the various sjatrs or provinces have garden seeds and flower seeds will be In After waiting over a year, spending a theirs; third, the counties have theirs; demand. Spary Phillips has a large as­ couple of dollar* In poatage. besides hls fourth, the districts or townships have sortment ot both in bulk or package. time In writing the letters, he concluded to theirs. By this means Ibe cost for making the roads is distributed and the taxes hot We will sell goods in the millinery de­ put a little local In tbe Banner, to let the heavy for the Improvements. Were the people know that he wanted a spiral partment at about wbat others pay for roads In this country Inr' proper condition them. Remember we sold nearly all our spring. He dk! so and tbe local appeared teaming would be done in.half the time. old stock Inst fall so have all new nt the. In our last Issue, lu less than two hours Being compelled tv haul produce to mar­ after the papers were distributed at tho racket. Pmx. Smith. post office, a man appeared at the Dr’s, kets in half loads over very poor roads, is the heaviest tag farmers have to pay. And Tbe Michigan Central' will, on April office, with just such a spring as was any farm that Is situated upon any good 13th And 14th sell tickets from Hastings to wanted, and.one that had never been used highway to market Is worth much more, Detroit and return, at the rate of ono and and It fa UMdless to «ay that both pari lea Moral—If there Is any­ and much more salable tlian one that is one-third fare good going April 13th and were pleared. not The country In general fa being thing that yon want to buy or sell, put a 14th. and returning not later than April roused up over the question of good roads 15th on account of Republican state con­ little money in printers Ink, and the above and we would like to see. aetlon taken by incident will prove that the columns of the vention. ’ficketa not good on main line Banner are the proper places to Invest some of the progressive townships of this trains, Na 5, 8. 19 and 20. county. It In. M. A. Gillman, Ticket Agent One-Price Clothiers. Hastings, Michigan. AND EGGS. R. K. GRANTS L. E. STAUFFER. WHEN YOU LOCAL NEW.S. This week, 80 quires. OUR W/NDOW DISPLA Y '^Artemus Ward NCE eaid: “I have the art of oratory but I haven’t it Oabout me.” • About the way with clothing stores you per­ Of the justly celebrated Stein, many haps visit now and then. Bloch Company’s make- of They have the art of selling (at least they think ready to wear- CLOTHING clothing they have) but they haven’t the clothing—notthe kind no doubt- will got you want. prove of much interest to you, It’s a fact, and a mat­ ter of pride with ns, that we maybe the price you buy them are showing an elegant, bet­ for will be of more interest to ter than ever, stock of spring wearing apparel for gentle­ you,---or don’t you care to save men. The wonder is, why your money? should ANYBODY wear an This is the largest and ill-fitting, fady color, back­ woods, and left over from finest display of clothing ever last season sort of spring overcoat or suit! It can’t be shown in this city. It's worth price. Itcan ’t be ^rom choice. seeing, it’s worth your having ' Fashion, elega ace, and inexpensiveIt’s better and costs less. ■ shapeliness —Our spring stock lend them­ selves to every wise thought Yes, an improvement on of such garments. ‘We have the best things of last year. too much respect for you to . Better shapes, better styles and sell the other kind. best of all, prices below last The Century Brace year. S the best thing we have Have you heard the key I seen in many a day in the way of suspenders. No elas­ note of Spring? It is “Pro­ tics to give out: simple neat and durable, If you wiiar gress.” them you will have no other. ' �HISTORY of a VI IONS. Stings BannerThur»d»y. APHIL 7, tt»2- _ 2OOK BHOS-- Proprietor*;----- - ?!^4r’roS?nml«tek M«qn«ri-gX .itX. DemoerO.; J«~* L Towns in Seven States Express Political Preferences. Cochran, Ropublicaa. MICHIQAH AMD IOWA IS THE LET. B.pabn<»u iw» w“ CURE SICK HEADACHE, : rtk.T-ui-*»•>•“• "-J*: : waaas .»••••—*******e**t>>^T CURE OEWING Blev-nfs^hcheiod 7—, in » tlUoss state of tho system, such « ------ —- SICK noOd. r» Cri-C. L»- Uro■ TJ™ « " HEAD if is shed I*o*»lble—T*U«r on MUverLAWTO. Mich., April k-MnulcIpcl elections wore held throughout the stole ,™,crf.r. I» tbl. clt, ih. Rcpubllcore overinrorf 1“’ ,~ri- Hem"--™11’ It, ot SSO oil clrored ’heir eoUro rickr* with tho exception of .the clerk. The quo»Ucn of a municipal lighting plant a» against the present iKFcalled. gas monop­ oly turned the tide in f»vor of lh“ RePab‘ lican-s. Jackson elected a Republican mayor, and for the first Ume in several years the Republicans have a majority in the council. At Holland the Republicans llected their ticket by small majoritiesFrom Other Mlehlgsn Towns. At Ypsilanti the Republicans gained one aldermnn, breaking the tie in the council Anu Arbor re-elected tlie Demo­ cratic mayor. The council is a He- .The ‘election at Iron Mountain was hotly con-, tested, but the issues were purely local----- ’ ticket was elcctecl.Tlie Tbe citlxens Republicans were vvictorious in Decatur, ml rfarabnll, Benton Harbor aud -------and the, i.. Mt. Clements, Kt Democrats won in bt. Ignore and Manistee. Republicans six' carried Coldwater, elected mayor ut Che­ boygan, overturning Democratfc majority of Of last year, elected all but <>ue aider­ man at HilUdnl- with tbe city ticket, and rerried Ionia. The Peoples’ ticket won at Maniuvt'e. First Timo la Ten Ye*k<. At Grand Rapids the Republicans won 'for the first time in ten yearji owingjo ;the People's party vote. The Utter ulrei. ed a councilman. The I’vojih's party elected mayor at Grand llavtlm Demo­ crats curried Monroe, also Bayjfity. beat­ ’a party ing the Republicans and I’eotjlo's dingtun. Combined. Other places—Ludi^*--". Republican; Lake IJnden. E eniccratic; Sault Ste. Marie, Democrat!!; Storgls, StatglS; Democratic; Muskegon. Republican. SsssetsussS • wiiiw. gw. • At n.rrnport tbe clew eweep: the Hep ticket.. —Im w ,i' '■•5^ ■- sssr-SOTS :£^SSS3Sr«w-«. i’iuM is Disordered Uw, ere* »• .with* Grand TruoR rau The troub.c on «■«* , \ „ol prini . ( ;tu, cavil­ S^.ocrallc iuaJoc- J; hlrowrid"* M'""1' “ dNsm tht Evaxsvilli* ImL April^ the muulelp.1 election here r-ww pnbUcww ducted dndlug the "*!“*£„<! dgbl majority in the council eleven. ot Kendallville. Ind., my. Rood's Hood's fianapanlla is King of Medicines finally pMlird cu. wm be re- Aj“n ^VlllUm Bloom, E. R. bmltb, G. Xaut*. The woman vote all ° e is reported very light- Louisiana’7, all broke up.” hremo:. wbo —’ to -i furoiture fitetorj, |u ^nu E,T,„a .pared :roo’, «■’ t<S» "• ““ dt, within tho lart two mohtta. frond* H’lon I-'inoreax. ot MlnoropolK -roared .«,««• V“ h“*^ tw.»t,-thnw d»J. arerwad Jh. JrtW OklAAXS. April ■ir-lnl Laiuorvux agnin, and now ano ct wveo .pr-olutol io ca>v«“'b« <**"" Kre.1oX>S’lo»* . -remd dri otro. ol the Ute IWMOTtlc primale.““'“’“J The fody o( Hour, Kloir. ot Srenlwntheir labure test night. Th. vUl.. O w—found uMMftai in*"'1"'*? a vote of 4 to 3 declared Murphy J. Foatr Inch* Switlon «■ toludlcnre thM no ha the Democratic nundnet' f>»r governor, ScnKu, <»11™ ■““* b““ ZbEXtaftoterok into nnd rob analthe—iM-t th. return* cincl* where there were "“’I'W™* „ _______ _ crookwlnm^ Tbe MeEuer,” jolu Iog store. Thursday. March. 31I reruwd to .bld" h, U>' Jwh-lon °< « JoHtr. bolf.1- The .e-lon ot be : Tln.pre.hlont bn.nofnlu.md I'MkU inlttee «»» • -lorui, on* »“l n"r C0omi.of thllforola to bo mlnlom- to breokimc up In .riot. reur ata. TI.WI. In tn. » ' The wholeenmiwlun w|U'*,71 ’ M»in. aid nt th? geneml elretlou ™ Wth ot ibl" month there will la t*0 D'”‘‘ ocnule .nd l-o KepuMleat -JeUU In th.' held. Tbe dltf.-rent tMll.m. have 'wen' wrought up to a high pluh. m«l bl™ri»k"l1 Almost a Miracle ACHE it. I was confined to my tied for several months by an attack ot riicunratUm, and when I !mi partially recovered 1 did n<>6 lave the use my ®> that I hrd to go <»n crutchi About a year later, ftcrofela, la tbe R on of White Swellings, 4 cur Dr appeared on varioua parti of my Nx'.y, r.rul for eleven years I was an Inralid, l fc- broke. ennalngnM i.'re-d je.|n J4„: I Boca mo Discouraged “ I went to Ct;lcar,‘> to vis!’, a m t.-r. jj wa« thought a chocs-.* <rf-' irc;ri *: •:.=• r..t .-9s Inc most of the time. 1 was with Ute sticcvM cf In emu* shtillar m n t-jethei I tlCcathui th*: SMfCS Sf-tru <1, V na to frel bettor. Thi > vlre loltb I a tho medicine, r.n i tn i >J ■ e -O' is o'. Up and Out of Doors J.-tpan. . ?drs. Johnnna Matxoui committed auicide by jumping from a tblrtl-ato»y>- win­ Hood’s Sarsaparilla ri'i ?rwi To Advertisers Of a leas lum Dr. by , VOU “C. I. Hood * Co., Lowell, |faM. To make a Jong story short, I wntr ■ 1 to take Hood’s HarsaparllL fir a year. *1 •, I daw in New York. had become so fully r trod il.. .: * Forty of the 1 etuiing foreign annrubteta of dlseaM that I took a janitirij w;5h th; v f'L Your Flint & Walling >11 i Co., nnd na.r.'y. ,t i;». of Pari* ba-.-e been ordered to leave b rance hare not tovt a single day i a a-- \ i- i i,» within twenty four hour*. rickneas. 1 alwuy« fed well, an; ip *• .j<| vSeaiee spirit*, and have a good apjcUV? I ,:h. Th.„t.». Edknrdk « AUl»nm fnnner is feared. _________ wn. .nnnlrewi >.«' »Ubt. which bl. ® Jy Kas i bourown-bonreJovahlm. -Ni.w York* April 5.+-A Washington O.-i' -' j uu!o Uvcr PHU are vsry s=*n xnrf for It has been a great blcjiltig tn me. and tn : Jreuu l->»ll-. of Whlre lk«. Minn.. " Teryex<rtot*ka. One or t-»c pill# taiko* apeelal vrj fAeads xay recovery * x-axs alhxnt mu*, apccuu credlre'Srontor ntt..o.....----- Teller with owing: wit jlaenibowcled and thrown They xn- ctdcUy vegrtahU xr.l do not -Free coinage is In a bad way. In th- I J r pkoe of a buraUnK fly­ uloos. ! think Hood’s Mr?v> r. . . •> rnw. tat ’.’T toelr uonl'-o pl*»e*u ’“® ueothcra. XavUloxt25cents: fivetbefL Bcld Saginaw. Mich.. April X-T io mnuid- senate tbe cbauces are that there will be • Jr ^Jrmji. Ly aru^isu crcrywluc*. *«d by maiL ^ven-atory baildin* of the Ohio .von a H small majority against It if the Bland pnl election in this city yrsterilny wjw CAPTtR MCO1OIHB CO.. Hood’s i’Kl* cue DHiou»n* the buu*; the tmrttonJ: gpin.l Sprli.x* Buggy company in CinclnI Jean* ........rnndo I| bill had SUMI PILL. SHALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE genuine surprise. Thu ICcpnblr' over «v.v here wuul l ........ have Iwefi 3l-1 naif wrt* totally dretroyrei by fire. and carriw carried rveryi a clean sweep aim j lilng. .......... W. I| u»v« S. Union was elected mayor by » majority cr.d senator- wbo would’ bare be*-;» wl.. Fire .!e<royed Clark * hotel, in Boston. - -----------------------, _ I Several guci th were injured in reeaping. PARENTS-Give jnaur children u. kuowle lite ofl.OUO. Tno reform ykket cart-;«l trea- lngtt» divide the re^pomlWUty *.ih t - ■ I. Dowagiac elect*d a Demo. nu>e . Democratic house sre n'* L^of E. *1, W. Wn Perry, died *oon aiYaH", •fur. 1 - whom. . •* ■»,r .II mI ronwxn •• <rf b«x>k keeping. i*li«irt:>ai»«l. typewriting, leleg- naira. mayor, sdp«rcjsor, recorder,and on-alder-1 Mhuulfler' it alone. 1-»«•)•■*•> »'»’>'■ )b* | i,.._.^„i xhji nmitMUiv. । rapby, eft. i The DuiUt* Imperial Mill company, man; remainder of t icket Rcpuhliren. At. , [Jjb thing 'irop.’ " which ha* adopted a “yaUm of prclit-aharFOR THEM IT WILL ing with employe*, this week distributed Tr»;i Money. Port Hnron Republicans carried tltoday. BE MUCH WORK IN O3NGRESS. f Is (Mwli.'i Bos­ Republican gain of 900 in the comity. ' <3,WO among ita 150 turn. _ ^... _u,- >z-uy»* ** /“vv.. »‘C’C I carl .it«*l CITY ELECTIONS IN OHIO. ( Synopsis of the Proceeding* of the Fast j A ru^iwav train on the. Reading raili onan its * ts‘t ««. E*ir cataLwiw address Asix D*ya j rj<vj cntnhrd Into an engine and care were jb Parish. -uecertortaL. «• Sw^iwler,Ill-publicans Sccui to Have !»<•"« Mont of !: W akrixoton, -vpni April *■ I.— —Morgan cansrtl ‘. aeut K.ul Dying flying ID in every every •Mrvcuu.i. dirretion. Two brake-w ABHlA'iTUA, .uuia«u *"****" the Voting. a ncnsation in the M’nate ycatcnlay by the | ,Ken wvn, killed; the other men eared Dayton, 0., April 3.—Republicans eicct- iutrouucuon iutredaction ui «t “ a ««•«-» serie* of ------— -. : v.. silver reoolu- j their live* by jumping. “• Test* of smokelre* powder at Ufe naval cd mayor by a plurulf if „.fcn.nce to- the finance mmmit- ’ €.»■ Joseph «r*,w*gro* A. Wortman *’ - ---- - ------... ity of two votes. They also elected C. W. tee in order, he Mid, to find out bow semi-! ordnance proving grouiMi*. u-ar p A. SCRIBNER. M. D.. , V. ‘ I’hjsidan and Surgeon, Dale for polire judge by «5 plurality ami torial Muimats fur the presidency stand. I ingum. have eatablbhed the superiority re-elected John Twwyman for waterworks Tlw acuate adopted th- house provision in ' of that Fxplosive ov*r ordinary guupuwDelton. • • Mlefi. trustee by 571. Thu Democrat* elect their ' the Indian bill autlmrixing the president der fur naval purpoeo*. Office lu residence, block east '■( • enuL and need instruct Ion. rend one dollar ' candidates for clerk ot jxdic<* court, wood , in future to appoint army officers a» In- J During tbe war Mr*. Mary Wilson. <>( for our “ Book for Advertisers.” AV little study of that book, will enable A measurer, ami infirmary director by plu­ dsan agents, but with a proviso giving ; Oxark. Ark., buried a A. & C. II. BARBER you to decide what you ought to do, \ -•* Not lung ago Miiledgr ‘ Whit­ ralities ranging from IM to 38k A* a-e-1 him dlscrvtiou to continue to-appoint 009 ■in gold. . Physiciioffi and Surgeons. rfUd give an Idea ot the probable cwt- w ' WHY IS THE I lock found tbe treasure while plowing: Calls In pity or county responded to with stilt ut redtetricting the city council will civiliiuis where hy deemed it desirable Tbe house continued tbe discussion ot now the Wilson heirs have sued him for stand: Republicans, 10; Democrats, 4. The A promptness, day or night. vote was light, aud there was much the free wool bill, the following members the money. ____ to place a certain amount of mtver- A speaking in favor of tbe measure: Wheeler scratching done. Using for you In the way wo think \ cenVE^ieh ILLIAM 0. LOWDEN. will do you the mo«l good, you should • of Alabama. Stockdale of Mississippi, but shoe ■ the rxu raa i« nan; Columbus Electa Republicans. rend an explicit etatement of what ,) Lawyer. ' Robbers blew open the vault in tbe bank Johnson of Ohio, Youmans and Etout of you wish to accompll'.b. and muko COLCRBC*, Ind., April 5.—At tbe mu­ Michigan, while Grout of Vermont and at Elroy, Wia., and gut off with 13,500. Office over Julius Russell’s store, State suitable arrangements tor payment, f • fit nicipal election yesterday th»j Republicans Brosius ot I-cnnsylrania igy>oaed the bill. Your order will then receive all the A street. Hasting*. Mich. Mr*. Kate Davis, of PauL charged attention that it requires.. carrirtl tffeir ticket, electing Jams* P. . . with ths murder of Samuel'>j|tack»tobe, WaMHXgton,. April Z—The whole day Bliss marnber of the Ixxtnl of public works yMterdny was occupied in the senate by a ; has been deo’orod not guilty. A. SHELDON, V • Abstract and Real Estate Office. by 270 majority; the two magistrates. rehash In detail of the Indian appropria-; William Lankford has been scutchon! to Al»lradt Uiock. HMUDgS. Fritchey and Parsons, and a majority of tlon bill substantially adopted, the amend- four year* in the penitentiary fur burning Money to l.rvu on Beal E*fato Beal Estate ' prepared and a plan of advertising sold ou c muusMon. General con»eyanc!n<. the city council and board of education. rnents suggested being chiefly in the na- ■ the depot at Clay City, Ind. several weeks i marked out; to be told what papers you should use, and what the.cent X Harit-g netmntmto »e« nt Abstract bookr.com The Democrats elected two police commis­ tore of incrirased appropriations for In- i *8° Overly and Pfeiffer, who had no - ----- . --• • win be, wo will furnffih tho adver- (’ piled from the Bevords. can furnish complete sioners. K,^i.piuk^''f'^rro “‘tu C. F. BKOOK4. Clark. oppositiou. The council will £»o££ now stand i! *u tai^tiw ?an,<^|*r mi.liur-U.igfe.loro 1 uliSro ) tisement and tbe plan—either or n * tracts. .. .....aa- I In ths house the most in both, and submit them for your coneiuiltwn Itepubllrans. iwpuuucam, twelve ineirc Democrats, l,ciuuccuu*, iI ■ ■ . of. .. eighteen |n Jaoob to g;tOOo worth ► .rideratlon, togotlwr with our bill for < .ml th. bo.M ot rfuealoa lUp.b-1 »' «*• rommlrtro ta A P. DRAKE, M. D.. ) the rervicti. . ( lie. «K1 Or. Lkraucr.u. I “• «" b.r. Um UrrodyUo. ol U» of pap. r. Offire over HoUoivay’s drug Store. --------------census bureau given to a special eommitInvestigation into the census return* an Office hours from 9 to 4 p. m. Telephone, con Drmocrats Gain Three Counellmeu. ’ tec. WUcuX, chairman of tbe rensus com- Philadelphia manufacture* dinclosM the cectiag with residence, al Holloway's drug Zaxesvillk, O.. April 5.-Only minor ’ mittre,thought his committee should do fact that almost ouc-half of the schedule* orartta, »a U» incrvMlns «ak Store. • electrotypes and estimates tbo ad­ city officers were voted for yesterday, nod I th® *wk* »«'* so did the bouse. The free are incorrect. ’ vortiser pays us. Fbr the expense of I wool W bill discussed reces* *mi nnd at the vote was very light. The city went; Wuq1 « wm *** dlscm —d until reres* A iNuwenger train was held up by masked ) placing mlverUeements and watch- < D M. FOWLEH.D.D. S. a night session the time was consumed in robber* nt Weems, Ala, aud the mail car । Ing the fulfillment of contracts wo ’ Democratic by 200 and the candidates of 0. that party were all re-elected. The-Demo- trying to get a quorum and no business rifled of all its registered letter*; value Office bo'jrs a a m to 5 p. tn. about 16,030. ernto gain three councilmen. The Rep- oKO 8VB8TITITF.._gJ Washington, April A —The free wool licans of this judicial district ^elected France is arranging to rendofficers to QM1TH & COLGBOVE, Chambers, their candidate for common bill wss further considered Saturday by Berlin to study the police system there, O Lawyers. pleas judge by 1,000 majority. tbe house, the speakers In favor of it with a’ view to reurganlsing the Paris (Office In Union block. Hastings.) being McKinney, of New Hampshire; I police service. # HUHW Drx regularly, carefully, studiously; Issued weekly. J3 a year. Wilson, of Missouri; Coolidge, ot Moms- | Miss Emma-Fox. ot Altoona, Pa., was Cincinnati, April 5.—In the municipal If ynu wish -i complete catalogue of chusetts; Cummings, of New York; found iu an isolated spot Wednooday night AbMlNUTRATOB’S SALE. \ E. KENASTON, all r.ewrpaP'-Ts. rend S5 for tha Ameri­ election held here yesterday the Repub­ fr* the matter of the estate, of G«4ht> Bricknvr, of Wisconsin, and Dcarmond, *• Attorney at Law, . can Newspaper Directory. licans elected ten members of the council • of Missouri. Tbe only Republican speech dying from a revolver wound. Foal play Welnles. deeeased. ’ (Over J. H. Ooodvesr A Co.’s store.) , , ... For any further information address i« susjiected. \uucc S brreuv given lliat I M‘L*r rraotlrer in all courtanf the State. Collections and the Democrats five, making it stand ! was made by Burrows, who closed the gen­ Petroleum stored in a house at Freiburg nutHlc anetton. toibe high*"-: WdC.t r. on FrtjroetpHy ittondlng to. CEO. P. ROWELL & C®., tyventy Republicans and ten Democrat*. eral debate for his party. The boine then in tbe grand duchy ot Boden, caught fire dMItoeflnrttithdsy of April. A.1‘. The Republicans gain three in the board o’ctock in the fmvi *»m st U«> i*badjonrned. Senate net In session. Newspaper Advertising Bureau, and caused the death of an entire family. der.re of tb«* foie George Weiglt*- 1 "’•*7?" R. TIMMERMAN, Homcepathlc Phy- of education and also elect Fred W. Washington, April 5.—The silver de­ of eight persona. 10 SPRUCE ST., NEW YORK. , In tbe uwnshlp of. Train*-" 'r • slclan and Surgeon. Moore, superior court judge by a majority bate called out by Morgan’s resolutions in County cf Bnrry. »" ’ho Mate '< '> *• '*»?? . (Office over Latin op's drug store.) of 4.7W. _________ Hundreds ot families in Kansaa bare pwiMBt to llerore sad the senate yesterday had quite* breexy I lost everything through a destructive bicti t-> n*e on lb** Hr-1 , jsnap to it, and though the resolutions go ‘ prairie fire., William Dunn, in an attempt reh. A. D IM hr .'.2? aw, re al estate and collect­ MORTGAGE SALE. FlXDLATv O., April A—Local elections WM> CM1Bnaar iney are name tn « _B.cn- ro>m». Mu di d . • “J . upon tho calendar they are liable to by bo to save Ids property, lost his life. ing OFFICE OF were held throughout Ohio for the selec • called up and the diaetiri^ rXwed Default luvine been made tn t m condlllons Palmerton & Smith, ot arerlrtii. in-» mane by -i»iur* Eii<l»l*-v A Texas boy found an old bomb* that tlon tion of township nnd and municipal officers officers ' Wolcott ou on Wednesday. The debate Md Fran*-!-* A. Endsley «o Km*na Kimpaon Woodlaud, Mich. had been lying in the water since the war dated November rt A. I»., 1K». aud recorded In yesterday and^ returns now coming indi- j lasted all day. Morgan doing three hours ai>d (hwfrltwd h* foB»»*« I*w" J. M. Smith, and tried to open it with ap ax. It ex­ known tbe office n! the lleylster of deeds, tor tbe C. S. Palmertom, Thevrenl ball lol I he north r»-t Notary Public. Justice of the Peodfe. cate that the Republicans were generally I talking. An executive seedou wm held ploded; he may live, but it far doubituL County* f itirrv and aturot Michigan, on’ho iliJotaeelloa rfsfat W ‘' .t^ Mtehl They carri-d this dtyby~not ■•ucceafui. ------- T^-7— -wL, -al The bouse passed the Chiu«e excluslou Mth d»v «>f X .rernhrr A. I' . 1800. lu Lltx-r .«of north.nuigetru (10) west. Barn C<»a«t>. M-CJU * non — 1 I. — -* ---. . -■ ■MXtgagM.'on page l»; Said mortgage was on less than 1,000 majority, the largest in the act by a vote ot ITO to 43, and also a bill gan. . GM express wtnliiloH UiM If any Inter* st shall -history -----------of - .uthe .1.. city. . -he law r^Hn* .teamen on Dated. Marehdbt. A. ■'x become dur and remain uhpaltl tor Mxtv days Jon> J 11 ■ , General Jama W. SingLton la lying HMD both principal nnd hiterret i*linil forthwith the lakes, trays, or sounds of the United Adn>lui»lra!»rDMome due and collect able, v.id default having m Usual. —, Democrats Elected ----- --------------------j States to be provided with line-carrvincr very 111 at bls home in Baltimore. Ho la been <raule In the payment erf InU-rvst due Nov^rAPANONRTA, O., April A—The entire projectiles and the means of propelling era MW anti. l»l and the same having remained Democratic ticket waa Elected in this city | them. General debate on thef^ woc5 Isaac E. Mlllspsugh, fireman of tbe firet yesterday, as usual, although the majority ; bill was dosed by Springer, who made hh locomotive operated in Illinois, died at 1 dollar* 11 h all ari eanwes of Inter tor mayor was cut from 360 to 85.. first appearance on toe ttLr For dx^U i now due and payable by tbe terms He received quite an ovation. Owing to MIXED RESULTS IN ILLINOIS The Norwegian steamer Louise haa be< n . his physical condition Bryan of Nebraska Lleenae, Antl-LIcwna® »ad the Two Great I read hl. remarks. Tbe bill w*. then de­ rated under toe five-minute rule tor twu Parties. Divide Honora. Colonel CharlmW. Them peon, of Dead­ Mouxt Carboll, III, April A-The hours, and the houMsdjourued. wood, at one time a member of the Wis­ contained la raid mortgor. nod tho city election reaalted in tho license party GREAT BLAZE IN NEW ORLEANS. consin legislature, is dead. tain such ess- made and.piovhtcd. uutice electing a mayor and (our aidermen. The rsbyriven that on Nvurdxt thH2MIi day of Arrangements are being made for tho anti-licensu police magistrate was elected. formation of a safe manufacturers’ trust, PVLTOK. IIU.. April i-At dwelt,, k* t tha north front door of Barry County with a cap^ stock of 1000,0001 tlon here the entire Independent ticket House tn tho City nt liwUlnin. Michigan. XkW Ok.ua M, April <-Th. uro |arge>l WturthO place wlwr: the Circuit Court Walter E. Shaw, of Houhtou, has been was elected. Im cto- known [n Sew Orlron. brok. urn County Is holdrn . the premises deQkcdjK), Illa, April 5,-The Issue at tbe •mated ou suspicion of being the person ■dfn«»ld nwrtcsK-. or so much thereof election was prohibition and license. The oat «lmMt ■ImulUneonely yrolenUy who murdered his mother and aunt. lUceuse puny carried every ward and morning, S<«roylng elorro ronaro ot Prine. BUm»rok wm 7T mn old ,alw Ml all lorn) «•»«». tnretlier tvlih the attorney’s Cure.» ,1 elected its 1U mayor. bnilding^ ffl.roo bUront rotten .„d o_ uay <md th™ day was reinerulw-rmi hv aiy. law evtkvi-nanled (ar therein, ths tboound. ot th trtrod. |n Gorman, ’ ng drtcritml in s*t>t mortgage at mnnW1*-1^*^’ ^priI *-“'Th- nwolt of loo K,b0,U0 |n property. Herb fire, were th without a parallel m me j ,, , o_ . I those cyr-uti bws and parrels of Mad sltua AU dn<gW.s are authonxed > set munklpnl election her. -u . WUakn I rronlt „r ~ > W “* itbotownMilpnt Hallliinot-. Id th of for tbo llcroiw pnrty. lu ticket de- I T *■ * “ri-lewneu nnd tho gnu dm »r mnnta. iuve ouarantce, a test that nu o:her?" Im sod state «>f Mlrhkfan. jukI Jmctlbed nt BML 'owft.-. II»«»M»BthKV‘»t quarter of the „, , , . — I1,1 ‘he lour wwl, U>11 the noli. ! ru'tton w" d“* <o tong drought, the gtbOCt quarter of srctl-.» fifteen, town r»o ^»-~.^tOT,etc t>h, _____ _______ Owe_ — HoVni _* ’ “-'-1 uc snowing IIhro-q, urcexe th.1 wu blowto* qul Up, and Canada. U ) ' . Obwpol Ham./Woornu, Boro., Etc. ] Pr-Meu^l *< ’ ‘ WLIO.^'. in so eL»jt wxp that toy ilngtodowitoouttocin- EutMtorsllrtcK iwntl H And Bis Cure Wai River, Au intestlnea.of two grape seeds tn »« BUSINES CARDS. D Ba I l.iv mm m “G in Tr If you wish to advertise H W. L. 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'.•v. ;i »n nnl take uni «ei»e al! the right, title :,<i .titrr->t <»f *.tld Clark ltas*eit, In ami in t‘. ■ f •lin.ving •teo-rined parcel Of luitL to wit: T!* 'i.i ltvidcd '»n« fourth (’*> •>< the s->titti t ■<. ;ir-«r \'<>f *<«>utn w*-t quarter (»4»of •:;.»> :«•sin :•»«• xfiln tawhrolpot Irvit-.jr. lurry County. Mich . all of which I -han expi. • (cr *ale «t pat> nncHon or vendue, to the liigli.-st bid l-r. at th- worth front ilsor.or Un* ■ I IT-fJouw. ill the city ot Hustings. In said , >m-.. v. <,u the wdi day <*f April. A I). IKK!, at too’elock In th- furan nwi of said day. !> i -<1 this Wtli dav of .March. A. D. 1B’X’ J.vmiw 1) Br<max.Sheriff. "PROBATE ORDER. -f .Micliigin. Co’iuty of BVry—«, v a ‘<-tslon of the Probate Court for th«< .•■inly iif Rirrv, Icdden al Uie Probate OfUee m the f-l'.y >>t HasiluEs. to said county, on Tr.tir-. lav. the .'Ph day of March. In the year on- thiusaod eighth hundred and mnr’y two. Present. Charles W. 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Saginaw ................................ in '•irja^rn^ninatbronRh to Detroit with parlor ctr; seats. 35 cents. , , t n«.w»u. t .-no n. m. ha# through parlor car to Detroit, ' s?W p.'in^nnis through to Delrtta with parlor car. setits 25 c*mta. * 7 •« x m. has parlor ear to Saginaw; seats fBc. t-'or tickets aud n.forinsuon apply a’ talon ticket office. «1 Monroe Ht. or Union station. Gko. DbHavkX, Confidence men in New York are again Hooding the country with circulars offer­ ing to sell bogus money. The scheme Is Mich an old one. that It hardly seems pos­ sible that any one would bite, though we are told that n certain man in this city contemplated spending hls money for "green goods" a few months ago. ■51 Your Blood great ruby, the gift of Aunt Marguerite, t'odoahtodly needs a thorough <*]Muis!nx ihH Reason t« exp-l tmtniriUed. keen up the Ionita shone like a big drop of red wine on the tnne and nrevrot al.-B ««. Tea‘bouia take fair space at her throat HoodV ausiptruiff, ttu- best Mood vnrlfhr Mrs. Roosevelt was a charming hostess. andmumtorte It I* tmeqimlled tn posithe medicinal mem. * er.:;y, affable, uot seeking homage, as busy among her guests, and-quite as unHood's nlfls imrelv v-fgrtahle. nerfi-ctly ha»rtf>**. effective. bn do n d cares pain orerlpe. sMmning, as a bee among flowers. She Bo sura to aet Hood ». 100^ great pains to Introduce Julian, The First National bank of Greenville and always with some politely elusive will go Into immediate liquidation. suggestion of his distinguished character. Few married women were present, A Deadly VVeupun. Jatypn-iiuEx: I have ihn-u a great suf­ and moat of them were of the younger ferer for over ten years. My whole system class, stately and reserved, as became beeame deranged from 'Iffrased blood, nnd bo at hern matrons, but bright and inter­ 1 wa» attacked with the worst forms of esting on occasion. kidney. jnd liver trouble, dyspepsia, Toward the close of the evening Ed­ neuralgia and rheumatism. My bufferings gar J ulian fnund Rosalie disengaged and cannot In* described. Tlie Mllovmess of offered her his arm. my skin dMgiimi me. and the neuralgic "Won’t you take a turn with me?' he pain Whs so seven* lh.it It iwntractcd the said in a low tono: "all your guests seem muscles of my fori*. partially closing my right eye. The ablest doctors gave tne no happily fixed just now. and I maj* not relief, bill I inn entirely cured by llfblm'nl's have so good a chance to talk with yon Rheumatic. Syrup, and wish to recotnmend again suoo. I am off for Florida to­ morrow.” , It to all ns a wonderful blood medicine. "So coon?" she <-xcJaime<l. taking his Mrs. a. d. Noble.. Cor, Mechhanlc and Mason streets. arm: “but you will not bo gone long: Jackson, Mich. yuw will return"— Prepared only by The Charles Wright "I cannot speak with certain.ty. 1 Medicine Company. Detroit. Mich. Fur shall have to go to Jacksonville and Tal­ sale by W'. JI. Goodyear. lahassee. and then away down, through The electric tower lighting system went the wilderness to Ocala aud Tampa- 1 Into effect last weak nt Grand Rapids. may be gone a month." He enunciated the word month as if it The pontoffice. nt Yale was burned last had been century or jeon. week; loss, several thousand dollars. "I should think you would enjoy that • la your blood poor? Take Beecham's trip. 1 have always imagined I should pills. like Florida." she said. St. Joseph people will try to lx»»d the "But I have been traveling so much, city for 818.000 to build new^xcbuols. and so rapidly." he replied, carelessly Thomas McEwhig. or Bancroft. nlilpped taking from a tab|j». as they passed it. a five blooded horses to Montana last wwk. : pray of heliotrope. "And yon have not told me what you \ Mlehlpui. saw." she quickly suid. "I do so much want to hear more about our old chateau in fh'oveuce. 1 call it ours," she added, looking up nnd smiling archly, "because 1 am so far away that the true owner cannot be Injured by the nasnmption of title; 'and then papa Inis been fastening tho fancy m my head ever siaco my first recollections." "It ought to J>c a very pleasant fancy 1 was charmed with Provence," he said. with something like evasiveness in his tone; "but , .. one would, not care to live COPVHISHT BY AMEH1CAS PBESS ASSOCIATION. ISOL thw.; Il 1, all .Marrat from what on. sees and feels and reveres in America. Life in Provence is good for fancy to CHAPTER XIII. fwd on; and for stuff out of which"to toe Maid of the mistrau build romance: but it is not conducive to earnest thought and worthy effort to­ ward great achievements.’’ •But what was our old chateau like?" she deinund'ed: "did ‘you fetch any sou­ venir from its ruins?" ' " Yes," be replied. “1 brought quite a number. You shall examine tlr.m some dnj». One in particular will, if I mistake not. affect you very strangely when you J n I Ion did not answer immediately. want thttt fori’’ tapping tbe folded docosinging and playing the lute he would Ths qnwtVm had strack him like a blow meats. leas the cross, and when she had finished in the. face. "I have no definite need for them just “ He ’ s nn rajlro-id man." continued she would kiss-the ruby ring he had given her 1 cannot tel! you all his ad­ Largely, shrugging his stout shoulders at this moment," was the evasive reply; ventures; but at last bo returned, and nnd laying bta hand be^vily on tho young “but 1 don’t know how soon I may put they were married on the csstie wall man's arm; "yon can nee that at n glance; them to work." Jnlian did not pursue the matter furwhile the mistral was blowing.” and yet, 1 suppose, the tbe u^oat njoat Druuant brilliant ;• uuujm * •-«« p-••Very awred?,” he said, "ill those old. lawyer in the country will go down be- ther. He rose to go. . ._ ,. itlwll.w ••Julian.“’' Aal-l 8*1-1 Uuxely. hls voice cut­ old stories ar*—shall 1 tell yon one?" fore him. The blood had suddenly flowed in upon "Ifiryou refer to me when you speak of ting dolly through the air. "yota don’t his heart: hie face was pale, and his voice the most brilliant lawyer in the country, was low tynd husky. 1 can say that I shall not go down before ing railroad companies. I reckon?? ‘•No, 1 shouid.not know how to begin. She looked up quickly, as if to confirm Mr. Ellis. At present he seems legally a thought, and a sudden flush spread in possession of certain rights anxl fran­ If you will excuse me"-----over her face, her eyes fell at once. His chises. stocks, bonds, certificates of land­ “You are excused,” interrupted Large­ passion had betrayed Mm. ed donations and so on. of which he can­ ly dryly, "yon nnd Roosevelt, both. You are too sentimental for my purposes. I “I am neglecting my guests," she not be disporacssed"----. tremblingly exclaimed; "see. some of “That is not the*pclnt,” interposed guess I can manage this little j affair them are going. You must excuse me— Largely, lifting hls calculating eyes to I mast be polite." Julian's clouded fuae. "It is not a mat­ . Next <lay. without disclosing his plan ter of law. it in a question of personal to either Julian or Mr. Roosevelt, Large­ CHAPTER XIV influence He has captured these for­ ly was for several hours in close consulta­ tion with a firm of able Jacksonville at­ MANY MEN OF MA.XY MINDS. eigners." . . ’ "Yes, he is lying to them in the most torneys. He returned to the hotel and joined approved southern fashion." •He is using his gifts to some pur£>050. Mr. Roosevelt and Julian at supptr. Ho was now in excellent spirits. He, joked then," brutally replied Largely. “Yes. to some purpose.” sneered Ju­ freely and laughed a good dead. " I feel as though something was going lian. "And what do you think of this drain­ to happen.” he said, "and not.happen to ing and transpeninsular canal scheme me. at that" that Ellis is talking of?* inquired Large­ ’ CONTINUED ly in a more earnest tone. “Frankly, there may be a great deal in it, though 1 doubt it. But all the J. B. Wilson. 871 Clny St, Shanwburg. same it will nerve Ellis a grand turn. It I’a., says he will not be without Dr. King’s gives his faculty for charming exaggera­ New Discovery for consumption, cdughs nnd colds, that It cured hls wife., who was tion tho fullest field for action." “You rate Ellis too low. 1 fear." Mr. threatened with pneumonia after an nttaek of "la grippe,’’ when various other rem­ Largely quietly remarked edies and several physicians had done her "No, you mistake me. I would not no goodRobert Barber, of Cooksport, detract from his genuine genius, but 1’n , claims Dr. King's New Discovery Ims you will soon discover what is already done him mon: pnoj than anything he ■ demonstrated to me, that be is utterly ever iihmI for lung tronble. Nothing like untruthful aud nn.xrrapulouA He is a It. Try It. Free trial bottles at W. H. bold, gifted, ill trained adventurer.” Goodyear’s drug store. Large bottles. 50^ ‘ "Bui hls lack of training aeeins not to and 81.00. have discovered itself in his operations down here." Largely answered. This remedy In Iwcomlngso well known Julian made an impatient gesture as and ho iMipuhr xs to need no special ’’Uonur ftr-rnff room and write »nc a blU.” ] mention. All wbo have used Electric Mr. Largely arrivetl from New York if to shake off a disagreeable feeling. ; on the morning following the Roosevelt "In your telegram to me the other Bitters King the same song of praise.—A | party, and Julian immediately left fur day. 1 think you sj»oke of crushing him, purer medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed to dn all- that is claimed. sauuktrain with El­ or something of the sort." be presently Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of ।i Jacksonville jntijjoiiiure on uu the uioda „„ , a _ > Taludinaseo. remarked. . i__ _____ __________ the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, —These Largely laughed aloud: then—— young men politely avoided each bolls, salt rheum and other affections "At that distance' it seemed easy,” he .caused by impure blood.-—Will drive other. Julian had found out all the I facts of Ellis' career, and with a lawyer’s generously replied: "but upon A nearer malaria from the system and prevent as •(fell as cure all malarial fevers.—For cure contempt for criminals, could not hide inspection* 1 see some difficulty.” It was Juliiui's turn to laugh. He had of headache, constlpatkm and indigestion his aversion. As for Ellis, he was too try Electric Bitters. Entire satisfaction busy with his schemes to give much felt the difficulty all the time. "Aren't you getting almost too con­ guaranteed, or money refunded.—Price thought to anything else: nor did he 50 eta. and 91.00 per bottle at W. II. Good­ dream - that Julian contemplated any scientious for a first class railroad law­ ’ yer. Julian?" Largely put this question year’s drug store. work of circumvention. The experience and success of Edgar bluntly with bis cigar turned up until it The best salve In the world for cuts, Julian in tho management of a number stood almost parallel with his nose. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever "Perhaps." of'uiost complicated aud important rail­ sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, “1 believe it." road suite affecting the vast commercial corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ "You know the remedy?” nnd mannfwtnring interests of Chicago ly cures piles or no pay required. It Is "Oh. Trhat is it?" she cried, iu her ex­ had given him wealth, prestige and un"No." guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or citement leaning heavily on his arm and "Get you a lawyer who Is not too con­ Itounded self reliance. His name was at money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. gating eagerly up into his face. scientious. ” . the head of the list of western railroad For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the drn^lst. "It is something very, beautiful,” he lawyers, jmd he deserved the distinction. “Oh. the deuce! Now, seriously Ju­ Fire In M. Burn’s dry goods store In renponded: "1 don't believe 1 ought to But even the profoundest and shrewdest lian, I’ve a plan which 1 believe would Esitaiiaba did 520,000 worth of damage. forestall or weaken your surprise by any of men MnOethnes find a business skein, kiuxik these fellows higher than a kite If attempt at description, and besides. 1 very simple in appearance, which re­ properly carried out." These pills are scientifically compounded, wish to see if you will adopt my view iUTO „ w "Your plan. 1 presume, is one not fuses to be unraveled. Such nn one was when yon have seen the—the—well, let's j the Floridian railroad tangle, meant for a lender conscience to direct." and uniform in action. No griping pain so commonly following tlie use of .pills. call it the Chenier Souvenir." j -•• • suggested Julian. Julian went to Jacksonville: Ellis went They are nddpt<*d to Imth adults anff^chil‘You have set my heart to fluttering," I Largely winced and laughed. 4o Tallahassee. The former, with all his •Ircn with perfect safety. We guarantee she naively said, onrryilng her free hand !I ncnnien and experience, found himself "It would l>e adeodenur. all the same." they have no equal in the cure of sick I nt fault, the latter, not knowing thedifhe replied, "Success is what we camo headache, constipation, dyspepsia and to her breast. •Mine is disturbed too," he replied. i ficultnees of his task, went straight to down hero for." biliousness, and, ns an appetizer, they ex­ •It’s really exciting, isti’t it?” she went 1 stuxe.su. Edgar Jcliau was a strong instance of cel nny other preparation. Sold by W. on. not dreaming of wbat his werds were , His convic­ H. Goodyear. Ellis bad made fast friends of all the the northern conscience. meant to convey. j state offichils.«in<l through them hnd for- tions had nil the purity and something Reed City’s new nnlou depot is com­ ••Wliile I think of it.” he said, chang­ • wardeil his interests in n hundred deair- of the frigid tpihlity of ice. ing his tone, "is Rosalie a name that • able ways. He went among the lending Mr. Largely represented the money pleted, and has been turned over to the runs back in your family?” । men of various towns aud neighbor- making north.: earnest..conscienceless, public. "U was my father’s grandmother's ■ hoods, and by force of pereonnl magnet­ godless, but honeat by the gauge of Wall Houghton people project an academy to name; it may date'.much farther up the ; ism, a charming voice and biking inari­ street or the UljIbagq^xMinl of trade be used as an auxiliary to tlie mining line." she replied; "papa says It is a ' ners. built up a following that served his honesty.. When he hiTOjl.uf some poor school. Chenier name. But why do yon ask?" , turn when- money nnd mere business fellow getting tangled mhl choked, lie Truancy Is reported as increasing alarm­ •The name is common in France. 1 '■ knowledge would have failed. lighted n cigar and said, "He ought to ingly In the smaller towns of Marquette heard it often while 1 was there, and • Julian wns not a little Bnrprised to have had bettor luck; let him biteugain!" county. Chenier also. 1 met. ono Chenier who jfind'llurt even in Jacksonville Ellis’ Hu had come nnd out from the people, It Is Dot theory but fact—that Hood's Sarsrwas a baron, and another who was a I name-.was upon the lips of all tho push­ tl:c herd, by banting and banging right psnlta make?* the weak sirong. A .'air trial wooden shod laborer in the vineyards." tug capitalists nnd land- trailers. At and left. He presently turned to Julian, will convince you of Its merit. * "But the souvenir?" ! Ocala ami Tumpft lie made the same dis- and in n tono of cool inquiry said: The groc-Ty store of Gustave Sorenson "Ah, yes. 1 shall show yon that when | covery. From'Qrainseville. in tha heart “Wbat is the legal result if ouo rail­ was burned at Menominee with mostlif 1 can. It is among my trap.-! nt Chicago. ' of the orange groves, he wrote to Mr. road corporation consolidates with an­ the stock. I did not have time to unpack, you ' (Largely. In the letter was the following other. and the two take a new name as Chesaning people claim that their town know. I was rushed off down hero with- .,vqry striking sentence: a new corporation?" is so healthy that the physicians are taking out even a breathing space. 1 have ' i ."We shall have to give everything up "There would bo a merging ot tho cor­ to farming. written to have n lot of things for- or or make terms with this man Ellis." porate existence of both original bodies Mt. Pleasant Is getting too small, so a warded and tbe souvenir is included. It ' j! <One day Ellis read in a Jacksonville into the new Lqdy." replied Julian. 50-acre lot will be platted and taken into must remain a profound and beautiful ] Ljj"I know tlmt; but what would become city taxation. (daily newspaper a paragraph that set mystery Ibifu to to trim thinking us lie he unq had never never thought ty.ttcry until uum it »* arrives." 4 ;iiiHu King uh tnougni of lands and other subsidies granted to City Assessor Davenport and Setter of “1 chn't bear mysteries and waiting," ;| before. It disclosed to his quick under- tho two original corporations, upon con­ Weights John G. McKnight, of .Saginaw, she exclaimed with real vehemence. "I standing the whole of Edgar Julian’s dition that their roads were to be built have resIgnciL shall lose all interest unless you tell me mission to Savannah nnd Florida. He within a certain time?” George Ramler, of West Bay City, has now." “It would depend much upon the read and ren iul this pregnant statement: disapparvd and hls family is in destitute Ha stopped and looked down Into her "Mr. Edgar Julian, a distinguished rail­ origin® stipulations." / circumstances. sweet gray-brown eyes, be thought he way attorney of Chicago, is in the city, ’’Well, to put the case exactly, sup­ saw repressed tears in them. They wtere stopping at tho Duval House. It is un­ pose that certain private persons have Mrs. Montagu, on trial nt the Dublin as­ wholly tlie eyes of a child now. Her derstood that he represents some Chicago granted the right of way and large sizes for Inflicting a punishment ou her lips were red as cherries. capitalists iu cuuuccMuu connection with Roose- landed capiuuisin » ilu Mr. nuiw uiuueu donations auuauuus to iu a u railroad ruuruau corporaroqwni- child which resulted in its death, ha* been "It is a small gold cross with the let­ velt, of Savannah, and that he is here . tion, Incorporated under a certain name convicted of manslaughter and sentenced ters R. C- on it." he said, with a prompt­ with a view to making it lively forthose ' and having a certain line, the said right to one year at hard labor. ness that almost amounted to bltintness: who expect to c-jntrol the lines into the j of way and donations being grunted nnThe police at Madrid arrested n French­ “it is very beautiful." range region. Our friend Colonel Frank ; der the express cofltract that said cor­ man as he was entering tbe jjarliaxnent “Oh. and where did you get itiT* she Ellis would do well to keep a weather ' poratiun is to build over a certain line building by the back door. He had a . eye out 'for the Ix-tirings of this new within * specified time. Then further dynamite bomb which he confessed he was exclaimed. going to explode iu the building. I suppose that said corporation, after got“At the Chateau Chenier. A peasant ernft" who lives there dug it up in the garden. (Mr. Largely telegraphed to Julian: • ting a deed to said landed donations and "Make no terms. We’U crush him. He’s ' right of way, proceeds to merge its cor1 paid an enormous price for it Tho R. 'S MORTGAGE HALE. , • porate existence in that of another corC. must stand for Rosalind Chenier, you gpt no lacking.” Default having been made in (he condklooe A few days later Mr. Roosevelt and potation, and takes a now name and know." of* certain man giiae made by Fred IL Whit­ "How strange!" she murmured in a Mr. Largely went to Jacksonville, ar- i commences to build over/t line different ney and Frank G. Whltuey to Manly A- Batadated February 3d. A. D. isao. nod recorded musing way, with her eyes cast down. riving on the sxuno day that brought Sir from iruut that uuiu specified ujrcviucv* iu iu the contract; what wln In the office of tho lU-gistar of Deeds for Um Kuril, nnd liiu 1■ is the legal remedy?" Edmond Kane hls nnrtv. party. “Papa bos the story of that cross in 1 Fllmmul Countv of Barry and State ot Mlchlga-’. ou tha <rf Tbe presence of such a number of rail­ manuscript, written in Provencal. It is “I doubt if there is any," said Julian: 20th dav of February A. D iwo in liber inortgaK-a. on page KOaml aald morUuu(e waa a beautiful legend, called ’The Maid of way magnates, including a member of ‘but equity might afford relief." onth-Wtbda* of February. IMW. vwlgned to CharlesT. Gorham wbi<-b«ald assignment the British parliament nnd a German f •‘WelLtho ______________ equitable ____ ...________ remedy, than?" , M,,.n llLn., _ w*a , the Mistral.’" •; clafinril in be .I mj, at th-? <1.1. Julian smiled nt her simple faith, but baron, was blaxoned forth to the world inquired largely <hn* date aotV thin lUKlre the he would not have clouded it" fcr tbe by the clever newspapers of the dty. . "Perpetual injunction, fierhaps." ;. sum of two hundred thirty nnd thirty-three I cents, and an al tommy ’ s fee of twretv-flve dol ­ Edgar Julian. Mr. Largely and Mr. "Would-a court enjoin the further ! tara aS* mortaum*u»d world. A great love for her bad fastened lars ’prortdSr'forln provided for In1 ’said mortrasw sod **!£>' no' ' ’salt -----------------------nt* law haring — --------3­ nr proceedlugn been insti Itself upon him. it was struggling for Roosevelt had a meeting and conference building of the road?" tuted to recover the moneys secured by said with Sir Edmond Kane and the Baron J “Itinijtet if irreparable injury were monjnig-. ~ expression, aud yet he felt sure he ought raortpig-. winy or nny narttnoreot: part thereof : Wertheimer, but no arrangement Was threatened to the grantors of the dona- I Now7uwretore.br INow. therefore, by virtue o< of Uie Ute mmto wwr of — ’not to speak. She seeaiod too much a contained In.’aM mortprxt*. and ih.yanu ln« stami reached. Theo Mr. EUi,, Appeared and tioaa and rights nt way." child to have the fire of his passion re­ seek cane rnsdu and provided, untiw It h* an iinterview with ,i... the distinguish- ( Mr. Largely turned tamed upon his heel. heel . k,vSi . _i_a_ •- _;.u N*t«wi»sth« 2ni <i w of vealed to her—it might destroy her as a sought nlkcd to the ’.iim and cd foreigners. They listened to his elo- walked tlie veranda rai railing ufid leaned I1 tell at fiauiu would destroy a flower. C, to the IngticsUildder.wUhe <----------------“Was the ’Maid of the Mistral' a lorn quent description of his srlivnfes. their over, resting his elbows on the top. After ■ «d the-----------court house ... lu the ,c bearing upon the future development of awhile he turned Again to Julian and }J* miSv’lJ'L story?” he aaked. — • jk -— ------ - •- tn said nmrt-^txo, < “Oh. yes. and so sweetl Alphouse, tbe Florida, and tiw rich returns that capital tajd: , tbe premises j described I1 . -Come u thereof as umy be nocessnry ut pav "Como to my room-and room’un<l write me a ‘much knlgiit, was so brave, and Rosalie, the invested therein might soep expect. nmouat due o« said niortg*ee. with seven No sooner hail he appeared in the city bi«. a bond and an affidavit tor a re- ., cent, Maid of tho MiktraL was warm nud true ==:. interest, sad all legal eosrn trnpH | with than the daily papers were ftfll of flat^ruining order." I 'an attor-.M.-j’s fro of Ixrauty fiTc d«’' and good, and they loved each other so covenanted fur therein, the premises ! notion, «w. the lending leading citizens called £je ^rent at onco to hjs room, followed . in 'lafirtnortgatfi'm 'aHThT dearly. You know.the mistral is a wind taring notii. : ’ in Provence; the maid would sit upon ujion him. attention was withdrawn by the mystified lawyer. । "Now make these papers watertight," . line^ffbijhrtitwnortitbe autle wall when the mistral blew, from thr c’.'iuingaished foreigners. ’Are you goina to capitulate to this he added; "leave namesand dates blank > and- no. th'.rty^hrt and play her lute aud sing, and her ”jn I'* rl to S lover would hear her. no matter where smooth tongued tyroT exclaimed Mr. jO so th?* that they fcan be’ inserted to wnit auit nnv any ■: bmJ! or tiwreabu he was. because the mistral would take Largely, half growling, half taunting. rn-e' theccnu-rofthemirrowsofsnldPuiu: im-.i as he nud Julian summ ! on .in upper ve* her song and the lute chords nnd bear Julian spent the rest of the day pre- , y kiri d ’; them to him. She gave him the cross rxnda of their hotel nnd saw Sir Edmond paring -rtug most most elaborate elaborate papers papers of of tl tijp kind Bmitu & Couurovi Kane, the Biron Wertheimer aud Mr desired. After he had finished he tamed whea'he went away to fight for liis king, ! “The Multi of the MUZral." Edgar Julian arrived at Savannah and was installed ns a member of the Roose­ velt household n tlay or two before tho time of Mrs. Roosevelt's party. He im­ mediately tfegan a searching examina­ tion of the situation of his employer’s affairs, and found it grave. Ellis bad done his work well, aud precis-1 y in such a way ns ti> clone up tho very doorway of tbeir snyresa. Julian could hot teo any immediate escape. Of course tho plans of Messrs. Roosevelt and Largely had been kept profoundly secret. so that Ellis and his New York coadjutors could have had uo counterplan in view, but their operations had effected quite the same thing as if directed to that end. The fact was that Florida had suddenly attracted the eyes of capitalists and land specu­ lators in both Europe and America. Cer­ tain, vast draining schemes were begin­ ning to take shape, and Their features and probable results to bo bruited about. Tho orange fever, the jute fever, the. early vegetable feverx the Le Conte pear fever nud the pine nnd cedar lumber fever had started a rush of emigration; this advanced tho price of land enor­ mously: the consequence was that the state authorities offered large grants of the public domain as subsidies to induce tbe building of canals nnd railways. Many schemes hnd been pr-'iected; some of them had failed, other* had fallen into litigation, and the franchises of nearly all of them were of doubtful va­ lidity. Out of this sort of chaos Edgar Julian was expected to bring order. For two days he buried himself in Mr. Roose­ velt’s office amid a heap of books, pam­ phlets and documents, plodding slowly, step by step, through the history of pre­ vious schemes nnd litigations. In the meantime heScarcely moro than spoke to Hostile, wbo was. longing to bear all he could tell her abdut Provence nnd le Chateau Chenier. The evening for the party at the Roosevelt mansion arrived; charming weather with a cloudless sky. and the moou at its full; a broexe from the ocean just cool enough to make open windows a luxury. The company was not large, between fifty nnd one hundred guests, but it was .in exceptionally brilliant one. Julian passed from room to room in tho course of the evening, finding himself once in Tlfe conservatory where a wilderness of tropical plants and trees were kept in a state of luxuriant confusion. Here he came upon Ellis and Rosalie Chenier, standing under a palm spray by a noisy little fountain. They were engaged in earnest conversation. He turned aw: nud left them; but not before a swi pang had cut through his heart. Ho divinely sweet she looked standing there before the dark fellow, her rare face up­ turned to hls! Rhe wore a dress of some rich, clinging blue stuff that followed the outlines of her-farm; there was old lace about her ,throat, and she wore pearls in ber'pjle gold hair; a single andibe wore it on his heart through the Ellis drive away together in a carriage. to Largely a.xd flaid: | �We are the People that Make the LOW PRICES. H ISA TUB WARNING. Prof Starting was re-ehrcted aasacerintenSt of Um city school, and signed a coo­ to teach here for tbe not two ye^s a salary of >1,300 per year. W e are 4KCHIOAN WOOL GROWERS MUST at ven' happy that matters have terminated HEED IT. thus for it insures the steady advancement iClareoeo of our schools that has been charaetertsde be M — ■■■■» ■■ • *■— of Prof. Sterling’s administration. The rt Christie. City. Howe, City. schools have never been In such a flourish­ ing condition, nor more succeastuliy eonDistrict Coimtloa. ducted than at present. Though be reA republican convention tor the 4th J-'00*’’®’’ To tte Editor M UK (-r»nd Ripld, ceiyed better offers etaewbere, Caddillac sluual district wilt convene at Three “ H.slnj.hlpixd “JSTwSS offering him >1,500 per year, yut be prefer­ luesdav. April IL 1SH. rt 11 o clock a. tor the purpose of electing two delegates and two red to remain here at. >1,300, which Is an uXSTte ten for ule U» P"‘ '™ > tbeNutfonal Republican Cost* mire ibe followlM ,«K»U<>n* “ advance over hls salary of last year. Now tton called to mee» st Mlnnepotla, Jiinu7. X-. . _*_ < r ■n-'i ntnar biislthat matters are settled Prof. Sterling ftrrnr. of Mlch.J.0 lo „n the wool in tbe coming season. ought to have the hearty sunport of all In nessas iuay propenj wnro "jAT „n.wb. i tn f«< U»C MOM- hls efforts, aud he will In doubt receive tlon. Tbe several counties trill bs detngatra as follows: Barrv, 10; Case .HjHL 0O Oeeee wool, owinl “Ur. Joseph. 1$; Allegan, ifl; Van Bureu, 13; Bertng. stuffing of fleeces, and the unlimited We regret very much to say that C- E. C.u Eaton. •mount of large heavy twine used In put­ J. O. BRCHAVr. ting up these wools, has been brought Into Bidlac. the‘noted'horseman, has left this . W. L. GROUGR. FRANKLIN WKt-LA bad repute with the manufacturers In tbe city with his fine string ot horses for Do­ wagiac, where they appreciate the value of A. C. TOWM*. Asst- if our fanners would market their O. M. NA8R. fine wool in unwaahed state, and take of raising good stock. During hls stay - here, B. A. Navixa. heavy tagsand all foreign matter, and at Mr. Bidlac has proven himself to be a man Committee. the same time use small linen- twite it of his word and thoroughly honest in every would enhance the value, and the pro­ way. He made a name for himself last, PROBATE ORDER. ducer would obtalp more for bls cllpUhan year by bringing out George St Clair, the he *vould as It la how put up. If tbe 'pro­ champion three year old of the state, ducer does not adopt a fairer method of whose record is 3r20« for a full mile, and who has made half miles in better time putting up wools, buyers will certainly in­ the 5th. day ot April. In tbe sist on having each fleece opened and ex­ proportionately. That such a man as Mr. Tuesday, year one thousand eight hundred and ninety twa amined. the same as Australian wools are B. is a good man for any city is proven by Present. Chariea W. Armstrong. Judge ot bought and sold. Australian wools are the fact that within tbe last three years he In the matter of tbe estate of Isaac cheaper to-dav to tbe rtxisumcr than fleece has paid one man in tills city over 8700 for Stmiton, d <*<■»» am* it wools, simply because almost every fleece horse feed alone, and has been tbe means On reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ of our wool contains a quantity of stuff of bringing many dollars tn the city. We fied, of Morns O. Stanton. son of said deceased would like to see Bld return to the city, praying that administration of said estate be that will not go Into fine goods. granted to Chariee Pritchard or some other It is most essential to the wool growers and he Informs us that lie would have pre­ aUTherevponRnis ordered,that Tuesday, the of our state that they use every effort to ferred to remain here, could lie have got­ improve the condition of their clips and ten the fair ground for wbat It is worth, 3rd da) of May. A. D. 1WL at ten o'clock Inthe forenoon be assigned for the hearing of said put them up In a fair manner, or it will be and net haw stock pastured on the track. petition,and that thebetrs at law of said de­ only a question of a few years before our He moved to Dowagiac because the people ceased and all other persons interested tn said wools will be entirely Ignored anti have no ther€*gave him the use of the track free, estate, are required to appear at asemion ofsaid Court, then to beholden at the Probate Office value compared .with other wools raised besides 18 fine steam-heated box atalls. In the City of Hastings, la add County, and throughout this country. It is a fact that We wish him success, but trust that suita­ show cause. If any there be, why the prayer ot ble arrangements can be made here, so the petitioner may not be granted. And it is our wools have been declining In price for ordered, that said petitioner give notice a number of years, and In a larger propor­ that be may atiU find it to hla advantage to further to tho persons Interested In said estate, of the return. • tion even than territory or Texas wools. pendency ot Mid apetition bearing thereof, iiy causing copy of and this the order to be I trust the readers of this paper who are published to the Hastings Banner, a newspa­ interested In the wool Industry of our state ' ‘ Silver Spur will Im? produced by Klnzie per piloted and circulated in mid Couuty of will see the absolute necessity of bringing Jk Grove’s superb Comedy Company at Barry once In each week for tnree successive oar wools back Into favor with the mauu- Union ball on Monday evening, April 11U1 weeks previous to said day pt hearing. । Chas. W. Ammotbono, facurera and thus enhance the interests of The company is much stronger than last [A true copy.) Judge ot Probate. all concerned. season and the repertoire new. Tbe nov­ Growers may get tlie proper twine by elty of the season -‘Lara Larson” will be PROBATE ORDER. asking their dealers to write to the Wool played Tuesday night The eomedy lias State of JdAgan, County of Barre-"., „ and Cotton Reporter. 19 Pearl street, for the center figure a Swedish einlgranL Ata aenW ot the Pnffiate Court for Gio Boston, wbo will have the manufacturers Songs, dances, specialties and medleys will Coun'y of Barry, holden at the Probate efflee. in send them samples with prices. City of Hartings, in Mid county.on Wednes­ be introduced during the progress of the the day. tbe 8th day of April. In the year one C. AIN8W0BTH. play. Seats can be had at Fred L. Heath's. tbouaand eight hundred aud ninety-two. Mr. Ainsworth was formerly a resident Present, Charles W. Aimstrong. Judge of Probate. of Nashville anti is regarded as one of the lutbe matter of the estate of Msude M. most expert wool men in the. state and the Heath, deeeased, and of determining wbo are or fanners wMl do well to follow his advice. FARLEE—GOLDEN, At the Methodist par- wer* the heirs at law of Mid deceased. souarebythe Rev. W. M. l"uffer. March:# On reading and filing the petition, duly veriMay Gohlen of Hastings to Mabury Fariee fisd. of lourn J. Bryant, mother of said deceaaSee Silver Spur in Union ball next of Castleton. 'ed. praying for reasons therein stated, that an Monday evening. ' OLMSTEAD-CORNELL. At the Methodist order or decree be made In this court, deter­ parsonage, March ». by the Rev. W. M. mining wbo are or were tbs heirs at law of said Shirlie Smith got a hustle on him one puffer, Jaber Olmstead to Emma Cornell, deceased, and entitled to Inherit said estate, day last week and sold three bicycles. both of this dty. their respective rights therein. At the M. E. parsonage umt Thereupon It Is ordered,that Wednesday, the The wind blew quite briskly Tuesday, WATSON-BAILEY. by the Rev. Puffer. March so. Clarente Wat­ 4th day of May A. D. IMS, at ten o'clock overturning a few sidewalks and doing son to Viola Bailey, both ot Deltnn. In the forenoon be aMlaned for the hearing'of MEAD-MESSENGER. At the M. E. parsonage Mid petition 'some other damage. and that the betrs at taw ot Mid March 31 Uy the Bev. Puffer. Melvin Mead of deceased- and all other persons Interested In il ; tn |o Mug-r o! ■ 'usUftou. Joe. Lunn has purchased of Ike Hender­ said estate, are required to appear at a session At the residence of the nf said court, then to be bo'deu at the Frobataofshott tbe residence property formerly own­ CHK1ST1K-11OWK. brides mother March 19. Robert Christie to fiee. In the City ot Hastings, Hi said County, and ed by Jacob Maus on Green street ■tile Howe, both of Hastings. show cause. If any there be. why the nrayer of the petitioner may not be Isaac Erway, one of the old pioneer set­ granted. And it is further ordered, that tlers of Rttland, died at his home In that Following are the real estate transfers said i»etltlooer give notice to the persons town Friday night. for the week ending March, ’20 1893. as lutererted in said estate..of the pendency «f said peliUon and tbe hearing thereof bvrenrtag It is expected now that tlie “Temple of taken from the books in the register’s office: a copy of this order to be published In the Ha#-’ Fame” entertainment will be given on Ruth Sanford to Demetrius Silboa parcel sec tings Baxnmb, a newspaper printed aud circu­ itted tn said County of Barry, once la each 1 Woodland >500 Friday evening, April 33d. f week for three successive weeks previous to Demetrius Btltaou to Lois Drake same $500 Democratic city convention for purpose *^Chas Pennock to Amy C Whitmore pare! Hope said day of hearing. Chablxs. W. Armstrong. of nominating delegates to county conven­ Judge of Probate. Margaret Andrus to D W and Hattie Rogers (A. true copy.) tion will be held in court house Tuesday lots 987 and 9 9Ulty si.mo James L Dibble to Christian Audler M ae sec evening al 7-JlO. 34 Tbornappta 82 JOO Harriet Cameron to Town of Orangeville lot* -Every person taking paYt In “Temple of 77 and 78 Village of Orangeville SM Fame’’ entertainment ir requested to meet Morgan Jones to LJ Houfstatter south half at Union ball on Friday evening of this lota 4.5 and fl and lot io eastern add CltvS 1200 ... » .- ..- 10< M week at 7.80 for a rehearsal. $50 ■ A A Wooley to Dewitt C Bronson undivided Every person In the city should take a half lot 234 City 8100 few sbaraa In tbe Building and Loan asso­ Geo W Moon to Geo P Turner lots <3 and 61 ciation. which will be good as an Invest­ Morgan $75 M Doster to M J Goes parcel Prairieville ment and at the ume time help the city. 8150 Miss Alice Hall!.« in Detroit making ar­ _ AC Cahill to M J Goss 300 ae sec 15 and ic rangements for an Easter opening, which Orangeville $7000 RTF Dodds to WP Sldnam and EJ Hart­ IS THE will be Thursday, Friday and Saturday, man mill prbperty Delton >10,000 April-Wth. 15tb and 18th. Ladies are Walter/worth to Caroline A lauch 40 ae see 28 Hope $1000 invited. Dan W Reynold? to Emetine C Trego south The. regular monthly meeting of the half lota 1056 and 1057 City 8200 Martin Miller to Elbert H 8fm mtns 80 ae sec Woman’s Foreign missionary society of the M. E. church will lx? held on Wednes­ 23 Johnstown 8to» •vSafflfer Cb*aeer E Mccoraiek i™*1 day aftenioon, April 13th, at the home of M«p. T. Brice, beginning at half past tw6 ^Pbltandec Otis to Seth Otis eo ae rec fl Hope We have a few cases of Ladies’ and Gents’ Rubbers Left, which we are bound to sell. Ladies’ Imitation Sandals for - - - - 12%c. per pair Ladies’ Croquet Sandals for- Gents’ Imitation Sandals for Gents’ Self-Acting Sandals for 25c. 25c. - $2.25 Boston and Candee Rubber Boots for Men’s Perfection Felt Overs, first quality, 85c. BARGAINS, We Have Them. We are Full of Them Call and See Them. Tireless Toilers for Trade. Bankrupt Store HENRY OSBORN, Mgr Tlie Bissell ALL OF OUR NEW GOODS: Are Nov io Stott BEST PLOW ON EARTH The Hastings Building and Loan asso­ ? fhltamier 0U> 10 EdKar OtlS 00 M See 0 Hope ciation held its second' annual meeting at the office of the secretary, A. E. Kenaston, THE MARKETS. Tuesday evening, and elected the,following officers and directors for the ensuing year. Apples—Dried. 34>4c. D. S. Goodyear, pres; E. A. Rider, vice Bdtter—isttso. Clover seea 85008050. pres: A. E. Kenaston, scc’v; A. McCoy, Beans-S1.3) per bu. treas. Directors. W. H. Powers, T. S. Corn—W. ’ Brice, W. 8. Nelson. C. D. Beebe and 3. WX0 6AM M. Fowler. The secretary reported a very ;eaU, 5c. good business during the past year, and the association is In a very flouriahlng condi­ „ WjSS-^’lllngatSGe per bbl; waterlime ,$1J# tion. Many men In this city are paying per bbl. Orts—37c. per bu. for their homes in these semi-monthly pay­ Potatoes-iscOlo. per bu. ments and at the end of the nitre years, Pork—$5.60 which la estimated to be the life of each Ptaste r—Belling at 84-50 per Salt—Helling at 1.00 per bbl. aeries of stock, their homes will be paid for. Timothy Seed-Selling at ffitoo per bu. The second annual statement can be seen Wheat-No. 1. whites elsewhere lq this Issue. Elour-8'.’AO pee hundred. SPRING SUITS We get our suits at R. Mudge t Son's To; dressed 10c. IN THE With Reversible Share and Points, GENTLEMEN LOOK AT THE CLOTH TOP Which will outlast five plain points and Browns, Blues and Greys tost less. SEE ITi Before you buy. PCT LEATHER, BALS SHOE. TR Y IT. ONLY - $3.50. WOOLLET & BRONSON This Year than Ever. ALL THE NEW SHADES Rye—70. A new milch cow tor sale. Inquire of Mrs. H. G. Smith, South Hanover St. We have a finer line of And you will buy no other plow. At THOSE S10, $11 and $12 SUITS IN BROWN are dandies.. They are in Sight ' AT . . MUDGE & SON’S STORE. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-04-14.pdf 96f166e62419b7fd363ddf6ee5e8caf5 PDF Text Text *'l The best Advertis­ ing mediumBar­ ry County. > Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXVI. NO. 50 WHOLE NO. 1922 HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 14, 1892. J > A NEW INVENTION The Lehr Seven Octave It te reported that Charlie McMore. of We are having an after taste of winter for Nashville, will make his headquarters in a few days. The ground was white with this city this summer, and that he will snow Saturday morning—Sunday school come hero with a string of 16 horses to cook: ebos.. was organized April Sckwllh the following train. We hope that it te true, as Mr. Mc­ HJL8TING8, MICH. officers: Mrs. Warren Fisher, superintend­ More 1s one of the best horsemen in the ent; John Brown, secretary, Annie Tlbblts. state, and far better than that he is a treasurer; Minnie Flower, chorister; Jennie thoroughly honorable and reliable gentle­ .Fisher, organist—Isaac Rickenmore bought man. We trust that the track will not be a three year old colt of John Holden Fri­ pastured this year, and that everything day—Sarah Rickenmore, of -Kalamazoo, will be done to aid the horsemen of this spent Friday and Saturday with her par­ city In their efforts to introduce better For 1(5 years the leading drug horsetlesh. Mr. McMore will handle Pon­ Enoch T. Gregory la to Iteve an auction ents at this place. tiac Chief, owned by Dr. Lowry, and win and book store in Hastings. on the 13th. He has rente* h.te farm to a be surprised If he does not mark him In Mr. laucb, and- has rented i|te brother’s the teens. farm near Augusta—Johnnie Gregory, son Mr. Wagner is unable fo carry the mail Church and Society. of E. T. Gregory, fell from a scaffold in the at present, on account of being sick. ___ Mr. barn of C. E. Paul’s striking on the bam Crawford Is mall man at present—We hear Program for C. L. 8. C. which meets at iloor and breaking both bones Of the right It reported that Ed. Friend and Clara Le- the home of Mrs. Stauffer, April 16: arm at the wrist. Dr. Troy reduced the pard were married last week—H. A. Nich­ about Easter. The most complete stock and fracture—Rev. Rope spoke at Um school ols Is building a small house for present Quotations American Letters—Kittle Dooley. house in No. 8 on Sunday night—Kate use—School opened Monday morning, with lowest prices. All kinds Two Old Faiths—Mrs. Sjauffer. Fisk has gone on a visit to her sister in Frank Huffman at the helm—Marietta Music—Miss Diamond. used in the county. Howard City—C.' II. Nichols and wife have Carpenter and son Willis entertained the Our Educational System (synopsis)—Mr. taken up their residence in Battle Creek— mumps last week—Mrs. Dill Cain is quite Smith. To have a good road connecting the fine poorly—T. Daniels, of Grand Rapids, was Development ot our Industries through cities of Kalamazoo and Charlotte with In town last week—We hear there Is talk Patents—Miss Goodyear. Richland, Hickory Corners, Banlteld. La­ of forming a stock oil company to bore for Reading—Sadie Cook. cey and Kalamo strung on between would oil on the farm of Ben Fisher—Born, to F. Critic—Mrs. Colgrove. be a tine route for our Grand Trunk friends B. Fleming and wife, *a girl: and Fred Is Come and hear the special Easter pro­ to give careful consideration—Sorrow lias so pleased he don’t know what to do—Mrs. The only practical drug­ pome to the home of Mr. Howefln Bedford. Blakeslee Is expected to visit In Carlton gram of the Y. P. 8. C. E. next Sunday gist of 25 years experi­ The husband and father has been taken from this week—Ogden Donley Intends to move evening at the Presbyterian church, listen ence; to the solos, duets, choruses and other ex­ . the family after a few days of intense suf­ to the Valley city to work this summer. fering. His death was caused by an Injun’ ercises. Silas Mlltepaugh will do her best received while chopping. The remains In leading the meeting. % Woodland. were taken to Coldwater for burial. The boys are spearing a uood many Instead of the usual service at the Pres- ' suckers—We notice that Brother Dennis byterlan church next Sunday morning Howling. drove hard nt Columbus last week. We there will be a praise service appropriate Mrs. Addie Herrington Is able to be up wonder If it Is not time to hear from Col­ to Easter. The boy choir will be assisted fl g 5 o again, aftet her recent illness-LDr. F. W. umbus—Mrs. J. M. Smith commenced by other singers in rendering choice and a > fl o Pike, of Charlotte, was on our streets the school In the Lee district last week Mon­ various anthems and choruses. There other day—Dr. David Miller. Who has been day. The district have contracted with will also be responsive readings and a in Colorado the past winter for the benefit her for one year— L. C. Felghner has been short Easter address by the pastor.of his health, te now coming home, as he spending a few days In Muskegon—Dr. If you ijon’t care for sermons come and is no better at-this writing—Win. Irwin has been making Improvements In hear the singing, if you are Indifferent to CD ® and wife will visit friends in Battle Creek Benson front of his residence In the way of grad­ singing, come and hear the address. The this week—.lames Hammond has move<Mn ing and new sidewalk—F. F. Hilbert re­ ■*"* tn £ O r-t rfl J d church will be made beautiful with spring Manning’s house, and will work Geo. ceived a letter from Eugene Davenport flowers. In the evening the topic will be O 5 D. Coxte farm this summer—A. Huffman has last week—George Palmerton has com­ ••The Magic Skin.” got Settled in his new house In Dowling- menced work on his new bouse—8. 8. The members of “St. Agnes Guild” will Peter, we are afraid that your recent visits Schante and Eph Lucas are, doing some hi uur town will terminate In your favor in ditching—Charlie Mater has sold his colt give their annual “tea” on Easter Tuesday gaining a housekeeper—Mrs. C. Altman to C. C. Dean— M. Doster of Prairieville April 10, at the society rooms. Supper and'sou Ray, of Battle Creek, were here was the guest of J. M. Smith one day last served from half-past five to eight o’clock. last week to move the remainder of their week—George Drake of Saranac Is stay­ Price 25 cents. household goods; and also to hjtve a monu­ ing In our village al present—Several' <X> <D fl PS We have not space to publish this week fl fl 3 ment erected In memory of her busband— parties have beeji nt our village looking the program for the W. C. T. U. county Gea.Cox writes home from Oregon, that for a house to rent but could not find any. convention which will take place at Mid­ himself uud company find a vecy. healthy Would It not be wise for some one who St) .2 dleville Thursday and Friday, April 21. and prosperous country and also good has some capital to Invest to put up two or ,32. A very attractive program has been wages—Dr. VanHorn has been repainting three tenant houses?—Cora Rowleader prepared for the occasion and those wbo his office—Albert Lotves has returned to Spent Saturday and Sunday with Wood­ attend will have an enjoyable time. remain with Dr. VanHorn, until the tetter land friends—Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jordan part of the ’sfeison—Prudle Tobias is very lost an Infant daughter on Sunday. Their Next Sunday there will be Easter sick at her father’s at this writing—School many friends sympathize with then^.in services at the Methodist church. At the commences Monday, the 25th of April, tiielr great sorrow. The funeral occurred morning service besides recitations by with Henry Gaskill at the head—Thomas 'on Tuesday—Our town board triel and members of the Sunday school there will . Spence was on our streets the other day— qualified officers on Friday.—J?be exami­ be anthems by the chorus and quartettes, We are happy again that Peter Edmunds nation of Jerlal Wood was commenced on trios and solos. In the evening there will has taken unto himself another wife. Thursday and after taking the testimony be a song service. May joy go with them—Richard MePeck is of the people was adjourned until May 3d. home to stay and Is apparently well, and The case thus far has developed many In­ Justice C. B. Grant of the state supreme our sincere wish Is that he will remain so teresting facts—The 1. O. O. F. lodge of court gave our citizens a most interesting —The Maccabees hold a lecture in IL G. this place is doing considerable work of talk at the Presbyterian church last Sun­ Rice’s hall to-night, to organize a lodge. ’late. ' ........................... is In day evening. The judge has been talking We hear that ’L. C. Felghner „ Nashville sick—Charley " Mater has com- to the citizens of Detroit recently upon menced work fori*. D. Warner. the duties of officers in the enforcement of 1). W. Tanner, of Charlotte, spent Sun­ the law, and the result has been a stirring Delton. day with friends here—Coy Smith has reup of the officers of that city to a keener turited home from, Kalamazoo—Geo. A. The Ladies’ Aid will have a “feast of realization of their sworn duties. AeceptSeileek teat LakofStation. Indiana—Sta­ mysteries" at the school house Thursday tbc Invitation of onr citizens. Judge Grant AT tion Agent McColl aud family are away on evening, April 21. Every body, come out faced a very large and attentive audience a short vacation, a Mr. Case, of Jackson. aucl partake of the mysteries. Supper 25 Sunday evening. While his talk was Is filling hte place at the depot—Miss Anna cents per couple, slqgle, 15 cents—Mrs. more particularly applicable to the city of Harding, of Rockford. III., Is the guest of McBeth and daughter ofMiilesburg have Detroit, the Judge made many points quite her cousin. Edith Fleming—The Y. P. 8. been visiting at John Wiinains’ the past applicable to conditions In our own city. E. had a meeting al the Congregational week—Marble Thayer loaded lib engines It will paper a room 16 C. His principal argument was that the church last Sunday, with a view of reor­ last Friday to be shipped to Goble- officers elected by the people too often feet square including side ganizing—The A. B. C. social nt Thomas here ville. Van Buren county, he going with failed to do their duty, and the citizen wbo ■ Purkey ’ « last week was well attended and them — Last Friday afternoon the K. O. T. wall, ceiling and two band was compelled to pay by taxation fora good time held. Receipts 510.43—An M. lodge of Bastings received a clieck for border (9 inches wide) with aOrange work uot performed had to suffer the con­ social at Rev. J. W. McAllister’s 52000 for Mrs. Powers of that place, who of the violations of the law. white back paper. Best qual­ this week Wednesday—All of the Sunday of late lost her husband, he having been a sequences Saloons, gambling and prostitution houses schools here will observe Easter with ap ­ member of the order and Insured to that ojtenly violated the law and were not In- ** ity and new styles in combi­ propriate exercises—L E. Cressy, of Has­ amount—Mr. Robinson (our teacher) mov­ terferedwith by officers chosen as sheriffs, nations that are as artistic tings, was here over Sunday—The Nash­ ed into the building just west of the and police by the vote of the and nice as paper that for­ ville Alphain Octette club made their first Burton hotel last Saturday. He occupies marshalls people. Such officers the judge, would nt the Barnes school house last the lower story and John Allen the upper merly cost four times as appearance have displaced by the election of men wbo Saturday evening with grand success—L. one—Mrs. Whitlocks’ daughter sprained C. Felghner, of the Woodland News, is sick her ankle one day last week while playing would do their duty or have them removed much. by the power vested In the executive of at U S. Putnam’s. in the cellar being dug for Mrs. Pennock’s the state. Judge Grant plainly said that store—Mrs. John Williams has returned the plain citizen had no duty to perform Hope Center. from her extended visit with friends in in enforcing the law. either by working up Mr. Higby and wife intend spending Kalamazoo—H. (J. Boynton and Dr. evidence, making complaints or arrests. this week at Hastings—E. M. Payne Is ou Scribner were nt the hub last Thursday Such work might be done by the citizen the aick list—Augustus Woodworth, from evening at a meeting of the Maccabees in but It was In no sense his duty, while it north Barry, was the guest of M. Chand­ I.-O. O. F. hall—Mrs. Gwin and daughter was the bounden duty of an officer. The ler’s Sunday—John Ryan, of Cloverdale, made a business trip to Kalamazoo Tues­ judge asserted that the presiding judge of was a caller at Gid Wilkinson—Clifford day—While D. Ranuey was painting on a clrcirtt court should be much more than Wilkinson was quite sick last week is bet­ the« cast end of the hardware store the a "wise owl;’.’ he should see that the court ter at this writing—Effie Chandler lias gone ladder broke letting him fall to the ground officers were enforcing the law where to Dell Newton’s at Hastings to work—j a distance of 30 fe'et, bruising him up in known to him to be openly violated.—Cold­ Anna Merrit commenced her school Mon­ general but no bones broken. Hte para­ water Courier. We trust that the proper day at the log school house near Delton- chute did not inflate in Xlme to guard off peace officers will read what Judge Grant Grace Thompkins, who has been staying the sudden jar when he reache*d the Ims to say re- garding the duties of the of­ with her Uncie Ira Hart, returned home ground—Mrs. Backns’ house Is all enclosed ficers, and better still we hope theywHl heed To consumers of kerosene oil in Has­ Sunday—Mr. Salsbaugh. of I’richardville, and will soon be ready for occupancy— it Though it is the duty of officers to in­ tings and Barry Co: We have established is threshing clover seed In this vicinity. Gwin & Co. are selling their stock of dam­ vestigate and make complaints, yet citizens an agency at Hastings for the sale 1 of The farmers are quite pleased; waiting all aged goods at a greatly reduced price— Snow Drop oil, which for laminating pur­ should not feel that their duty ended with winter they were getting discouraged— The third quarterly meeting of the Prairie­ the casting of their ballots. Though it Is poses has no equal. Being a product of Clara Payne commences her school at ville circuit will be held Ht Delton next not the duty of citizens to make complaints Pennsylvania crude and 155 degrees Are Saturday and Sunday, April 16'and 17. Brush ridge Monday. test makes It perfectly,safe. Il produces and Investigate into all alleged in fringRev. O. H. Perry, a former pastor, will meats of the law, yet It is tbelr duty to a clear and white light and free of odor, Pmlrlovllle. have charge of the services. The meeting nor does it cause any deposit on chimney give their Marty support to ail officers ir­ On the eve of the 11th the friends of will begin Saturday at 2:30 p. m. with which is so common with cheap and low respective ot petty who try to do their Mrs. Brown guye her a genuine surprise, preaching, followed by a session ot the test Ohio oil. Since July 1, 18l»l. Michi­ duty. All officers wbo perform the duties by coming to her home and giving her to Quarterly conference of the Circuit The gan allows the use of 130 degrees tire test of their office as thev should lie done, must understand they intended to take poeesslon love feast will be on Sunday morning at oil which permits the the sale of kerosene receive the moral support of our order­ fur a time. It being her birthday. As the 0:30. preaching at (0:30 followed by the made from Ohio crude and possesses a loving, law-abiding citizens, or law break­ time was being spent in pleasant conversa­ sacrament of the Lord’s supper. All are larger percentage of sulphur and after ex­ tion, a voice said “Hark, did ye riot hear ers will have fall sway. If public senti­ cordially Invited and will be welcome to tracting sufficient naptha (explosive part) ment Isn’t against the open saloon and II?” But upon listening It was not found the entire (ervicc—Rev. J. C. Chase of to raise the fire test to 160 degrees or more gambling room In this city, they wiU con­ to be as was once in times of old, the can­ Bloomingdate preached at the school it becomes useless, so far hs producing tinue to run contrary to law, until public non’s opening roar, but from without came house test Sunday evening to a large and light is concerned but at a low test will sentiment does manifest itself. If the burn fairly well, still producing a very the voices of maidens singing those sweet appreciative audience. Consequently the officers don’t have a healthy public senti­ words once given to man. “Ixive- one an­ setmon by the pastor on amnsemeuto, disagreeable order while burning and load­ ment at their beck, no convictions will be other.” They were Invited In and per­ -What May We Do” was postponed until ing the chimney with a greasy substance. made. * If public sentiment Isn’t against suaded to partake of some of the fine re­ next SuDday^cvenlng, April 17, at this (Jive Snow Drop oil a trial, the cost Is but officiate who are morally too cowardly to freshments tliat were being served. As time It is hoped that all wbo were there little different than what you pay for the do their duty, they will continue to turn a tlie hours speiit In social chat interpersed last Sunday evening may be present and cheap goods you are using and the satisfac­ blind eye to the open saloon and a deaf with music sped quickly by tbelr thoughts bring their friends with them. Remem­ tion you will get in light will more than ear to all convincing evidence. turned homeward. In behalf of the com­ ber the time Sunday. April 17 at 7:30 p. compensat&paying nothing of additional pany Rev. Harding presented Mra. Brown ol—Rev. L. Master, D. D.. Presiding safety. For sale by 8. E. Phillipa, H. L. with u line decorated dinner act, and after Elder of the Kalamazpo district was in Newton and Cook &Cook. In systematic zoology the place accorded a response by the recipient, the. company this village last Friday looking .over the A. D. Maynaiid, Wholesale Ag. saug “God be with you till we meet again" matter of the new church which our town Hastings. Mich. those of the sheep (oris) .Mid the ox (bos), and dlsperfed, all agreeing they had spent so much needs. 1*. is expected that the and for Its special accommodation a new a very pleasant evening. enterprise will be pushed vigorously now. genus has been created, •ovibon.'’ Moat All must acknowledge that the charchls writers notice its resemblance in many NOTICE FOR HEARING OF CLAIMS, a needed when they attend the meetings at ways to the buffalo ar bison, and it un­ Rutland. State of Michigan. County of Bxrry^s. Mr. Cross, of Orangeville, was the the school house and see the growing con­ doubtedly has much affinity with this spe­ Notice Is hereby given, that by order of the Probata Court for the County at.Barry, matte on guest of his son George last week—Mrs. gregation. cie*.—A. T. Martin in Popular Science the suite day of March. A. 1>. teas. »lx months Jenkins, of Hope, visited her bister, Mrs. Monthly. ____________ from that date were allowed for creditors to present their claims against the estate ot Ininer John Robinson one day last week—It Is re­ N. Crittenden, late nt said County, deceased, ported that Thomas Gorhani, wlm went to and that all creditors ot *ald dec«.<wcd-nro re­ California this last winter, does not like it quired to present their claims to said Probata Special sale of bed room suite at MoCoy>. .Africa to ascertain. if passible, the or Court, at the Probate office, in the City ot there, and will return to Michigan, My Hastings, tor examination aod allowance, rm or Michigan, in the near future—Our sick are Now la your opportunity to save money. Ithe great stone ruins at Zimbabwe, before ug—" ;... .... .u----- — Mrs. John IL Robinson, Mrs. Hendrick f Every person taking part in the Temple ] and Uncle Frank Smith — Charles Wtiksi 1 of Jaw. of Fame Is requested tn be present on day the a bri. ot green pottery at dosed his school at High street last week —Arthur Hathaway will teach the spnngt I Monday evening of next week at Union Kulptundvues re pre* I hall tor rehearsal at half past seven. term of school la the Shultz district Hastings Banner Published Thursdays iy DRUG STORE. COUNTY NEWS. SsccaMand School Books, UI. 5- (JOODYEM Mich Hastings, H £ Piano Style Organ Ih a’new invention no longer! U V 9 Because they are now well-known throughout VV fl I . the United States. o.s § “ >,a> ® When L-hr Organs first cirme out. the New York "Music 5 £5 O S g 3-2 Trade” said: "Despite the itiany attempts which have' been made for some time past by reed-organ manufacturers toward something new in reed-organs in the way of six or seven oc­ tave styles, they have all until but recently failed. It is, therefore, interesting to note the somewhat remarkable suc­ cess which Messrs II. Lehr & Co. have attained in this di­ ® ° 3 §<2 rection." ‘ ° <n The Chicago “Indicator” said Jan. 16th. 1892: "The suc­ S a O-u cess of Lehr & Co. has been remarkable and affords another ■? 4, C a O r K c proof that tlie public soon appreciates a really good article.” VUQ If you don’t wai^to buy a poor organ, when yon I HD, can get the Lehr, thtRiandsomest) best toned and easiest blowing Organ in the market at a most moderate 1 rice, examine it at the store of • 2 JOHN HESSMER, MICH HASTINGS, Great Closing Out Sale ----- OF----- Hardware, Paints, Oils, Builder’s Hardware, Buggies, Wagons, and Farm Implements, At the POWER’S HARDWARE STOKE Owing to the decease of the late proprie­ tor, this stock must be sold, and to move it rapidly SPECIAL LOW PRICES Will be made for the next Largest Circulation of any paper in the -\ County. a Wai $1.48 fill do Fred L. Heath’s Fred L. Heath THE DRUGGIST, One Door But of Giiy Buk This stock is new, clean and large. In it will be found all those articles usually kept in a first-class hardware store. The necessity of closing up the estate of the late..-proprietor ox . t " ~ 1 alone causes the reduced prices wq are mak- tefflSS . * Additional Local News. �I ------------------------------------ I **•...-■■-■—z ffiwuTiw JJD. ^-rV.^’ar. Afr'H n,' ineij Gather- Bjornefs COOK BUM-. Pf — fprUarate.. southam notulovt i Qh hG'.vckal). i„,.A-.r wiu.«.n •aaacwG'V . • H«rti rtleijpte [red |tth Redskins IHek Owt>aDO,0©<J ;Ac«» “f th. ZUyteg-on th. Waiting I4n.»-D«*i«ato b. oes2*ir»»JW?2L «utv< .Xowf>rice. '>ste« In ruth; ,-h Sun- iruVSg” size. tery Hi fightfrw-4heh-l«d, if man of them is ••‘’■mfaL -sr, jPustthethi^^ lor, t.Ur* (AH.riUiU ounntil.'O. », April 11-1- ‘•“,w Jcca froflfet nn assured fact 41>at the Cheyenne and tidicata M Arapahoe reservation will' bo opened to wldto settlement some tirao between Mon­ before anrWnfMt*-* day and Friday cf next wtfak. /this reser­ vation lies west of thsaotaled portion of the loss S bodies of hdgK’WWF' 1 Oklahoma and for twenty yeoas has been iViully fiostettg1 NEW LANDS OPEN on FrtlDAY. occupied by tbe Cheyenne and Arapahoe 1-W miles tribes, who are stilt scml-bnrbaruus, andremains nothing bitt jo within a very few years have been on the tfon. Dr. J. Dxar pathaad in open revolt against the WAallCtoTu*. April Id-Th. prraldrif. largest planters /.Tjvernmaat. Than* are 4,200,000 acres in 11 timed from one of ms > th* reservation, a little over 5*»,(>J0 .acres northern portion M of which have been allotted to the Indiana. the Slfaetott and Wahpeton rw rt *Mtt> In ports grunt d«*OiawOtt -I About one-half of the land fa good agri­ North aad Sou<h Dakuta, Wnottn M the the Butahatabic. cultural land; most of tho balance fa fair Lake Traverse reservation, at 13 o’clock grazing land, but In the western part *re noon on th. Ulh ln.L Wan.InK !• Kj‘ "“ thousands of acre* of rock and kandhilK a that upril |Lo unite are taraiad to »«'» lie loal whole Hectlou ot which would 1 not keep a men, al, pron. «>™ >h« Indian, who rh" of his laix mraboAot LhaW»«ton and Wahpeton frw mill* HOU single, goat ailve. , J... Sach a Oeasron*- Uncle, Sa«*>! band, are lorbidSen Io onto, u|~« ““ “ The Indians have picked thu choicest of copy BBT par-. Uh aba> oMenJ ‘pH Hte lately the land, every man, woman, and child of tb.lahta ldtocribo.Uo the preeUmatl.M) be attached --------to rhe I arso them receiving 1W acre*, maay sfagfa I*®' dial! ~ - M-> « yet Osrtaz's Util* Ltrer Pffll « Hire at a™. rerelrtPB fr«a 1^00 to frOW I town ,..,d dcnce. Th*;' oiu»»« fertile arera. Thte they »lll j nwu be,wren lb.no,ho ven fret as. , . **• -d ^jssetou and \VabpeU4i M<*t of SSrsadregSb^toytoUls. ET^Uttwyooly fence in all together and will lease to eattiemen, Hying fa idlenewi on the lease JndIau> under ^actof congreA fur tin* BM-ept money. Indian land is inalienable and | ^inn nf ti„|r innfa was signed on Dre. ordinary CM0 »IU *1 untoxablefor twenty-five year*. It can be , J(ftW Au allotment of 1®) acres has ' Ths MoMte readily-wen that the Indian irill have a I to everj-member of Cha Hand “snap.’’ The government giyts him tiw f Uw ^^4 lhol parents UnJ and aoafrprejliln to, him. land fenced it in for n-.m, tb*_r»ll_ta me ««*«- ,hj| not Imo. Ull tlieararira ar-nuyuun town hrn. and Ar*..:., and wfll ptotatar ....... i.rlv rza I acre ___ 1 taken .. — Bak. man stands te. ready to 1,«Ate* lease It it} Atilt ahd tor for twvtltwen- .has paid <2,50 for each up by lax irate rauntew *T Wadoraday • .----- — • h■ ♦ lb*. Mrnt tebhteVlL ty-flve yean* to come ho draws his rent him and the title to th- budashall remain Thursday. "U. B. EUder, aupsrfatcudeniof money, sits, in idleness nnd looks on while in tire vhited State* nhcil the fnUmmount llta Georgia Pactfle reilrotei. fa bree wjUl the white men build ro.Ml», bridges, and bait been paid by the cutryamn or his legal repair trains, andds pushing work with schoolhouses, and make bis land the tnors repra^^tatlre. . ” ■ , grettt rapidity, but it will be weeks before valuable. No ono need worry over the trams can bp run on .that, road betwtwsi here and Wi Pofat Mt. Rider ba* made ■ Is thBbmaofso many Urea that bore* whare poor Indian being Crowded frqm tho hunt­ on»e lioomem Are Uaed.Lp. we makooef great boast Oar pills cure it whda ing grounds of their fathers. They still VaTKHTOWM, S. D., April li-Tba amtiigemcnfa with the Mobile and Ohio to ° c£te?aUUle Llrer Pffla Ore very ”nxn.*g^ have plenty of ground to exercise on, and boomi'-ra are rejoicing -greatly over the Uro its track from here to that city by way every one of them, young and old, will be preaidept’s proclamation opening thitSh- pfArteria. _____ ' ’ ' ■ 1 made independently rich'in spire of themseton reservation April *15 avuonn. The HOMELESS ANO STARVING. sclvw. line haklieen formed and the boomers who Tire land and How to Reach It. A «Bxnail portion of tbr brterern part of so far compose, it aay they propose to stay carter «dicih« co., Na* vor*. . .f :.. fAsUoyu ... •wbere they are tin tbtfy mak? the filing. SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE SMALL PRICE the reservation luu* been attached to King­ Ju Jackbox, Miss., April II—The ' flrat addition totlie increasing crowds at Um fisher and Canadian- cottutiM of tattled land ufire Lbu borders Of then-serration .through train <rf the Iflhnds Cant nil ior a Olilaboftin and is Iwt fwrelied from HenFtBPROFIT rVn’i riese/, Kingfisher and ElTiehb. County C, *re being lined, with boanjehin prnlrte Week I-xssrel here yosumlay. AU the lying just west of thik land, is also good, schootn-ra mid many 6f the farmer* who • eCk; and fa liest reached froin ilfa Mime points. live nthr the reserve hare opened ttoanling Jno.'ft'nzs.n:^^i-oMsdUa. EXcIom* stmnp for rtn ulav. Addrote; A. F* Over half of Alfa county'ha-l been taken by houses to accnmmod«t«.t>edeUriau boom­ condition^ ,j& < great' is the dcrastAtfan FARISHy Eropr ' l' ' " ' the Indiana. County D lies* west of C, is ers, who pi-opOse lo puUiiflb audvrindto ‘tiuit cltfaohk ’two? appeals to Ctmgrea*foHy-two miles long and twenty-four tho best possible eodeavcn* nett Friday man Alien for' btaisfams* from ths gsaerai , . wide. The Canadian and North Fork, riv­ nt 12 o’clock. .'1 . •government. Hundreds of negroes' art; en* pass through fa and ttbotfaSO per cent, homotes?* aud withmjt- anyrttag to ml. of tnp land is very fine. It fa bast reached A, SCR1BNEIL M. D., t WAnnittfaMr, April fi- YM h*»u>«xan- ■Along thfl rtrec Ixntom all the Work they * overidnd through1 the Chreokso strip. .. riiyslMnu and Surgeoi^ County E is mill further wow-and fa.tm- mittee on ludtau Mfaira yesterday ordefM hfatedem* towsttl ^taringfa -MTvy has Hiflh'n. - * ■ 1 Mid*. versed by' thi! Canadian river. It is beat a favorable'report on the bill |ntrudue«d 'i*Sh7uS**a>* u*<a*r Vrit^.teotefaffal Office fa rtslili uce. oue block ffiittpf depot, '.. rtyiched‘from 8toekto» or Goodwin in ths 1 by Townsend'M Colorado,*lb trnxjkfar the Tho HlghMt Flood cm Record. Cherokee strip* dr Higgins, Ttx. If you wish tribe ot aouthvrn Ute Indians in aouth- ‘ Tte greatest loss of life anti injury. to A. AC It' BARBER . "Wliero the *B«it ufli Lies. , wesrem Colorado to southeastern Utah. property is along.th* Um* of the Tbrohig^* l»< . . \ « ^iiyslclaiist and Burgoons. County F, south' of E, Is reached from The reservation will be opened to settle­ n,rendonfl dollar bee ri*;4r., .It fawg large enough in the Calls fa city or county jespoh'dM-to wllb the Panhandle of Texas or Greer county. ment and land sold at 11.50 per acre. dry m-arbn to’float a small stefamboial, but ',r fittffsfad^ifMuUfeffirijFenabfa'j The trip must be made overland a hun­ promptness, day urijlght. 'today it fa ten udl«* wide Its valley ■ » you todacMr what rou oajcfat todo, ’ dred miles or more. ' County G is in tho RHODE. ^ISLAND ELECTION. J a axlgiveaa idea of too probaWe cast- 1 Is extremely fertile and is Uckly populated. center of the reservation and fa very desir­ All of the planwlpnv sioag ir •— ILLIAM O. ROWDEN. able, but the Indian allottments are j four or five mi life *rv j-xjUroen Lawyer. nnirierouB. -It te about <qmd distance *9 place a certain amount of odrer- . to tireoty r..K jt ChadM Offler over JnUtis Ri^seH's store, State from al! rides of ths rewrvakiun. ।County -her Pbovipexce. April IkT-Cotapletu returns than the grvM flood(of iftfl • : S“D« Xw you in the way wo think ’ 11, lying south of it fa tho beat In ths fat. of thtf sure election give Brown, Republi­ Street, Hastings, Mich. wlUdoyCn] then)o«t rood, yutfdhonld ( which time fl.u.’hfa^ like It hi It Is reached overhaul from Minco through can, IM innjorllypycr W«rdwgll, Denir tfrti' Wichita reservation, or from Texas T’Y a MriviiM»Bb!|c,Hepu^llcaij, is elected A. SHELDON. Mhkfai*x»ni**. v-r*. through the Commanche reservation by. * Ab-dract and Brel Estate Office. lieufahn'rit grtvertbr by'~l,03l* iiiijorit/. In many iMtAnccM <*o nqffp atteattenthauHriunim. - jb.4!■,-< way of rfid old cattlo trails. I Ab-rtract Block. Hastings. . rise that small cabins were sw George H. L’ttrr hns 23G majority and is Money to low bn Real Estate Real Estate i sold on eompwnlon. General conveyancing. NOT A PLEASING PROSPECT. nwlectci! ‘•ceretnry W «Ufa. ‘ There was free ot the rorih sml wlmte,!______________ ffatiut a coMptete set of Abstract Hooke, cotu them. The rivet wan bank full before the no election tbr grueral treaaunr, Samuel Mled/rmn^, Crowds at Srttlsrs on Uund Paying Dou> prepared and a plan of adrertldnjr Clark.1Bepnliictn,iUckiug;iC of a kMjWb recent heavy raina, which served to make , . bl* rrices fpr Everythltig. I marked oat.- to be Wld what papers ity. IfobertAV. Burk’aulf. Rcpubllcan,fackji it a veritable falaud .*«. The bridge over [ yon should use, and wh*t the cost The largt-Ht prowd at present is. gatherwl ac of n majority for Attorney general. tho b|g Black giver >n the Afalwiua and ... will be, we wUl.furnhh the adverP. DRAKE, M. D., along the Rock lafand road on the ex­ The ftofal vote cas* wo* M,tnk Th< legi»- j I . tlwnient and the plat:-either or both.and iubmit them for your en»treme eastern, border ot th* reservation faturn has 4 Hapuflligan majority of fqur-; bvnrairw _ QfficepverHbflowiy'adrugktorb. I . < eidemtion, together with ouchfll loc Oita hours from 2 to 4 p. m.‘ T-fapbone, eon btit a« the people faarn that only a small teen pn ajdnt baRot, not counting the I tboaorvipe. uet^mg wltfy rekitfenee, at Halloway's drug pcirtion of the best lamia areavaifaHo lieutenant governor, who vote* In the from there thny win watted out. Most of wnatc.', Tiw figure* vn governor,,lieuten­ the county seats are nearer the north or ant governor and iwcreu-u-j ore majorities’ Allen, of Mississippi, Whose dbtrjtd. In-1 over1 all. The legislature will elect the, ■A M. KOWUiB;u.0.S. south line* of the re*cry-1tion than they b eleetrotypea and Wgaiatcs the ad­ other Republican atate ofllceni XLel eludes most of the country inundated by* ore die eastern, but tho people who have vote, polled KM the largest In the hlsUry the rise of tho Tombigbee rirer, has re­ Vflhw fiqurs? » in. to 5 |>. in. come already do not learn this flntll they . InR the fulfllJment of contrnxG* wo are landed In .tfaj wild crowd nt Kingfisher -” । byh eornrafSaica aUowedby, i V;-. .orElreno and are rubbed and taken fa on QMITH A COJXHtOVE, voters in the state whom Se jfartv tnana-' urge Hml »ld. A?l«d. hove tea. re­ ,rfv«sry . ride. 'Already priefcs on' supplies P "; ' :J Tmwyers. gen* can ney*c Joofaq. have nearly doubled. (Offlbe InVnion Moek, Hustings, > , Sotai ffaftUU HlsUr^. Practice is all tike kourUot (hastate.,. ,. jThe Frltky Indian Puny. ■ - I*? Jl»» k* «n^t bt'tjlnr^Aat i Pravlou. lol»y Rbod. l.l.nd wn. rood visor s board of Lowndes county, urking Indian ponies that a month ago could Ixj «°y Wav or troeftte, read , bought tar IWnow rII forffc. It takes I • WndhiwJy; .six men to hold on? of. them until tbs naw then rwtrieted to naUvo-bcrn dtiuns and A.,' ,Attfepeiati^v, ■ ♦wnar gota on, in pine cases out of ten only to be bucked off, landing on his bead foreigners' owning a certain amount ol Hiixmixoham, Ah.. April li-Raiu jrf| 1 oramntfvattandlnetoj . ’ and sciUtering hfa pottn-sdous among tM property in the state. Tho Republics For anyfurther loftthnaUoa address j wowd.< You- are charged; W far a' flight's majority ranged between 5,000 and 8,000 in here yesterday, Irat the flood, in J he var­ >EO. ?. ROWEJJ. C*., a total of 40.UJ0 votes. In 1M9, however ious riven are stationary or receding. The ,sl*epoua out ar tl.&l if yod' furiirt yndr it tlXXERMAN, llbmdntathle Firasuffrage was extended to all naturalise greatest damage hna been done in th« vi­ p Vtepw Bara,,, • t -L > .sWIaukfca Snxtiun; • is । owp ,bltwkiit, and. the faxuiy of rStingfoi dtixens, ami Rhode Island came into th* cinity of Colambua, Mfaa At that point . . (OfncecWvrLifttyp’Mdrugatorei) .-u., - .afa hours on h.bare floor cnmes>t 50 cents; the river is rapidly falling. Four bod!er The governor fau started acrilsado ncnlhst •"■iiu V1' . lh,aw»J)la1l if<l. wbl.ky pwMlm rntTi reiily lh is® wus C2, ..Itast.1M4r. it, wai were found yesterday morning LAW, RBAL-B»TATE.AXl)COJ^jtt)lB. ten».«SxB Rltultrf Sutra manhslswra 'V-Sl- Thd Irwm— Wasiduq.lt -fa^teiw^ ' ingof^ickof 7/‘ WoiF Wt out to polrol Ibfc uwn.i • • MOBTtUOK AILR« > f • I St. Vixcxnt, ^dmarixAfttfrit b»*!ii‘rrwrte'ln -®ao cMiJMam I ■ nnr PAX.MKBarOX A SiUOT,. j . Th. India. i(aoi xtr.1 Mr Onra. - 1 :«af®*ntamAlo.nr.i.s'ta4>.»b5‘ -fapw* Ifade.lev ■ i..: U.15 T,un.. , Woodland^ Mijch. Th. only. iBUllty Kt ' tar »U Iwttewu1 • <X 8. PAxh<F.!noK.>-- , ,J, M. Smith, , cowboy and te.pfttau-,, Ind|„ flooding tho Ur Notery.Public.: JuaMceot tho VeacC. Xlw nw .uu.rrrM over . ,game J Emerson. The You want it. - XlUB th’ £ £ XS’ istor •Try it. Ask tor it, ipedple. J axfaell L£r,W hanb.ng u, [now RIGHTNOW a. CURE sygit SICK KE WING-. jOBACCO *16bacco ACHE SVer offered for the. money— E 11CI*, By -beau P?r:.K.£ C.cid MU-. |Im*„ r. Sh>! Si 30 ithnmtor so«' «n w HEAD > is the ^eSTQfEwiNq 7 eerfiihy NEY A line to Myo • nd^ibur wr.4 me. I Tbe my h'-t and a has eUnnt r«,*t : i» hfn’’v c Ti't.r 1 .re. si Witter Bxwttfc than l haic &k?i v - mi rfau*, ;I havw_t*)qranopCitr rt, WI xomlUdr th.-.’. I OWo XlIMyhu; t.t( । uit Hood’s Sarsapari la It h better dian gold.” “ 1 el>ce|-ful! verify «.# above statemid cl a*D. hra-pn. Em'ooC-. ,U> ■ .HOOD’O PlLtS *r« rotelr ^>ur<a'a‘^ier qasit BUSINESS CARDS. To Advertisers C B to advertise If you instruct us W IHY IB THE DOUCLAS IOE cenVEXen P If you v/ish i ap adverti;en>er)t ’ For preparing , advertisements, • If you want to learn 1 yfrfrrt n fcwtoif d» lltts^l SeTaC trice; one ^•sFtes,' bSota ' mMW ***» atjfo STTB^TITl xMb ' Woolley & Brons in. > F i„ . 'w^wwW;:WvirMe-- ADM1MMTKATO1; matter of the dfceeM-d. <******wi4^*w^^- II at! 11 rising >uu A rhe rn of EmerX the disaa- ■-a8tt. Aty.oi Kuirw/HC a. n. •u-.iu, m Ui>«r 35 of . « * ”, SBWEsg rtlicnMW H a.iwd-xt and pny4Why Uta terms whichjnnrtfMF S ■. 1 KIRKS SHUT OUT FROM THE RIVER, Poll, Stout, and Pnvr obl'an Iwdlu,-----by .hMgu, t*„!wlth“ d marfiForiUnkerWraJTStarauawB MeltomraL Alt u» MrahM rarata aZ ' *nd lfry<* bora *!»« Ml andXnTT Hotau laugh tta 1 c.tuno.,. «< loot,,; „ Tpp-a.tdi^ sale ewmuttad'te-’ bxM: in* statute tn saeb «**inade and ot Tshsll i Mt sfipM»naxuetira>^l ettere. M , l,u ^..h >’r ILY klvX^w itrtp’ eight MM ilw. MWt bifFof SOAP . ■ ••-.•J WMVj MOWRY ‘ the MhfaM a. aoAaorte* . t • 1 .'.. Orawola. t.r TruoUl,. tmriro^i rtah uyt, bdwatw thsaTTu . ..C°’Trao,:g<M *• '• KBwVbK MMlHog the’ovkfauc*1 fe Wronger ekw, th. rap>«« ot tliantuTtfon two. ooi •upjfased'the-daM wtU fa IL flat • ?? Jf1'/■ ln U» now «mnfrj. 1' out trf ;h. Wwws er. Ittirr.ywl .n, teted, tar the dpento,, ,na t»o oth„ two will bi ;12uw«# ■wmrtettek within rotljwlgbt hotttit. A„ 1 V . 1,1—. th.Ftotaratpbm.b",, V\ Illi n TV. a . > n that the tatUau, h»te ut#n ell M th. Uad lit a euutlouou, bodj on ^Pi!^Pal,to!*n”' ■h<rtM'W the white, Ime ore, withoot bwllu“w?? out troio the bottom lanila and water “pplj entirely. Thfr .bow. the tine baud .Jv uki.t ih^ToS^LiT’ Man Ltdul 'lpM U’ l“t the JMIaulamU The more th. attire, !—T E«rd tlmagrnlhg tbrougi^i: ■ *.** "eBwne ot the eatllemeo Um morn tare h,0™«1- ood atoeady r^ tare fonued a, orjaulaalion whole nX. '^kauSCWK Apen U.-Retete^-Wte,. ’ereare .won. ton,bt atty <»U1<Z,?X astinint to cmT>A <nrz, ____ _ raqsta unbu, , CtEMMK. Fr In Tilt1 Idaie T Itocuse a"’1 Mthwttj ... •. ivlof m 0 Whip#. kJ- v.l|; known au*T described , Tbe west half iH) of tor noitu , -t >iusrtcr GtioCMettea mvnt in town*.■ . one (IJ. i. Michlaorth. range ton <IO> went. Burr) >'■ ^nted. Mardi l*t. A. D-b-r, •.. Jun> .IF ' !>!;,A.tin ?i‘irator. , .; ?LOODY. n(tHTi WITt* rustlers. ^‘“U-'ieiiit'Tnnt^rtii^iiU^.^^: hl) iif'i x( 1< a .... » man fmm from HlraraM. __ raporud that. the IK d'onUa. < Starts ,lw. attamptad to BiTadlng army. and klllad ,™- A .Wloh-sv?, miles north of K^-r* frig boiftUi,' “Wyo" •“*“po- CONSUMPTION ~F WIRE, i . The ano, << E'ffTSL ottriuhv staisL That.itnur Ivc- ■••* 'the-! at an cnoonou* o �Unlike th8 Dutch Trocess ■ho Alkalies I*o., to auecewi Justice Brndloy on the bud reme bench. Union 'loQgaborernen of Chicago have deeded to Htrike against a reduction of wotree from 25 to 3) cent* an hour. About 4,W0 men are involved. .^u« Hing, awi. a . wealthy .™,qy Chinaman .. Lung in New York, wim om isainated became, it ia ■aid, ho belonged to a society which w;a« | opposed to the JlighbinderK. [ A bill for an international monetary congn-sj , at Chicago In 1603 to consider the silver question has been introduced I for Springer by McCreary.’ j A saloonkeeper in New York started to put a tramp out of his place; in the alter- I cation which ensued he discovered that ' they were both married to the mow wife I — I The base ball Reason begins to-morrow । the big combination opening in all the ; cities embraced in the league. ' beheaded at Paris I ones* Dellord Dec. 4 ' ■ ere printed in these Other Chemicals are used in the preparation of W. Baker & Co.’s 7819 I am a Trav’llng man 1 I’ll tell you of my plan. In spite of all temptation I pursue my old vocation. I’m still a Trav’ling man 1 A jolly Fairbank man 1 Cocoa, " which is absolutely pure' and soluble. It has more than ihrte times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is far more economical, coding less than one cent a cvp. It is delicious, nourishing, and easily DIGESTED. _______ Sold by Grocers everywhere, ' W. Baker & Co., Dorchester, Mas*. PECKHAM'S CP.OU PSEMEPV' IOUSHWlD OllVLLU Ost CHORUS: himself has said It, TaungBinngr XVodnvRdny. April. G. William .Maier, of Wbudflug, ’hot, and killed bi" wife because she related to give bhn a kisa ThoUKurt, o< cutie b.re p.rl.b«l Io the recent »uina# in Oklahoma and Indtau Territory. It is sold that Minister Egan has been granted temporary leave of absence to visit the United States. Mis» May Trimble, of Huntingdon, Pa., has eloped with John R. Baker, her father’s teamster, A Hungarian at Johnston, Pa, was in­ stantly killed while trying to light hispipe at an electric light. Governor Abliett, of New Jersey, dtaapP^ved the bill Irgajlrtn o Reading combine, and bos his objections * The reported battle between cattl and rustlers, in which tbe f eight men and were re did not take place. Bishop C. H. Fowler,- of the Sold by Traveling men and Grocers^Evefywhe^Manufactured only b7 church, will act ortliaplain of ! _ fair dedicatory-'exercises Oct. IS n haa accepted the post. _______ A party of Russian refugees, twenty-two in number, are detained at Chicago to sec whether they shall bo sent back, as they are entirely destitute. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Thirty-nine lot* of clothing imported from In the matter qfthe estate of C. Columbus London for Harvard college students have beeK seijfc'd TV the X? bl tad StaOes marshal . nf tv SANTA Ct&WS SOAP N. K. FAIRBANK & cd.,Chicago.lli. ’ 5H0KE IE CHILDREN'S COUGH CUREl the laboAatWi tig* Adi&dnck and St. the town-ihip of Barry, in the couuty of Lawrence railway iu New York are bru­ Burry. In [the alate of Michigan, pursuant to tally treated proven that said report* ore license and authority granted to mr on the 29<h day of February. A. D. iftn. by the I'robate false.' The Mormons at Independence, Mo.,'are court of B.irrv county. Michigan, all of the *' Ths Niagara Falls Koate.11 i r estate, right, tide and Interest of the said de­ ceased of.jin arid to the real estate situate and waiting patieutly for * new re'plntidn and being In the county of Barry, In the sute ot putting in the tlmo telling of jmiraculous «aio». l?3 tea Ea jg« I £S Mlchigitfi, known and described aB TUtlOWS. cures matte 'Uy'lay ihg dfi Gt the hands ot east half of Hie-south west quarter the elders? --^ (l»> ofscctlou thirty gwyTjln township one (1) The Confedefktav north, ramie nine 48T west, according! to tho L'nitud States .survey thereof; also ten (10) leans numbered on) Nacres Off from the north end of the east half the line were Kirb; StiUltins. IN THE CH), ol the north west quarter (!«> of'sectlon Cabell, imdDthers v thirty tine (31) in township one (»/. north range part in the rebellion. pine It>} west. • Dated March 1st, A. D.. 1H«» , ««• i^K-ai Ageot, 21 antlug ■j Of\small-pox have been re­ posted in New York since Saturday. Tho ofilcinl Democratic plurality for Mayor at Milwaukee was 3,18b; majority, 2,014. , George A. Weaver’s hardware house in Newport, R. L, was completely destroyed by tire. Oil producers are proposing to suspend all drilling operations tor six mouths, in order to raise prices. This year’s lumber cut at Cheboygan maw...................... ■ 1 will exceed IIS),000,000 feet, against 104,«O,(XX) feet last year. Tho Standard Oil company of New York has increased Its capital stock from 000.000 to $7,000,000. The temperature ot the past few days has been from teu to fifteen degrees below the average for this season. Lato of London, now of Chicago, with a BRANCH OFFICE at The steamer City of Fitchburg, belong­ ing the Old Colony company, was heavily IHIILILSZDATZE. J^rXOFZ. damaged by fire ot New Bedford, Mass. The transfer of the revenue marine to Si Has visited this County each month for tho past six months, and during those visits has examined and the naval department would save $432,405 prescribed for hundreds, end efleotod many of the most Wonderful Cures over made in the State I ip a few years, so says the senate commits ^plfynur7n,TirlT4~affllTH?1ghbora abent- Dfi Hetman 8. HmRyhtoy<- -There-in awely -a-Rc-lghborbood ia taaxiMinty-Uiat; luts not had the l>enoflt of the doctor's"woiifffrrtn'ekllT/iiMirtbrb'ly STffnrtTf'WhtCh hits noniiHtDire ur ntore ntite inonibers-1 , Tk® tact that tbe UniCttl,Bpt^s. cpjtaer Mi&tehed fvtt death aad, restore<yiQ health after all hope llad beep given pp au<| the family physician pronounced thecaw Newark haa sailed jOnayraJ* 'incurable.9!?Afflicted do WM .f»H tdomwll pits must emihent pb^ddan and sirgeon. taken |o mean, that peace, 1* restored,Tn Anexaminayone.cynmUlMin^ antlw^^frrK | ■ \ Venezuela. ... _ _________ " '‘ \ ’ ■- 4 -C4 - I—L.. A- JZ. U Chninir Htoraaaa. ■ , . ■ Uuhn G..BI11*, of Daoenport, ha»..bcen ■elected iw temporary ditfirman, and J. R.. Aitbonc^-the*’doctor te in many caret com­ R. Markluy, bf -Maaoa Qfcy, rocomxntftidtxl i-.oget, ,e*Bdaumiraj. djaifiMf; C*sre giy»:' i pelled to n»o expensive inetrnmi-nto sad nt [lermaneut chairman of tlie lows D«ald• ;• x; I cb«mleaia in making analyaia, microscopic cratie convertiow today. i and other eelentific examination!, yet he .■•■arly S.00 cures In th« Stat* of tfk bltari/vrkijfff .Hrned WDtt/d negro, brutally manltrml i ii patients,ail told in Miiwrent*. WlaqopslD. 11-1 ' tn^Ali&m*, Grthrfc. ■TetioHMff. OWo tad I his wife with a poker-dv- JuvkHon; X<m. I* B ixirt of the pbyefcUn’* doty toatoertaln IwlinDa. have bem folly fivo timM that nnsni>y’il ■A crowd-of uegrwff derei diaad4dcd*:frbm. tie pati jut's f ’ ““ '“ hanging1 thu‘iHarderer -by a white man who discovered tlwmv in; tfte oct. ■ *nd ntHehi a prey to-eernfula, rHHVjfeTtwaey <h»-1 Fjnapht’T <!<^cidra to locato a m ■■hi-’. c«iu»nraptlon. <ir«tructl»e frcuxlfl In-nblse. I chredsficck>> see Mtn. and ao Atnona otberv, hnndrerla of children bopelcaaly I LIVESTOCKtAND PRODUCE MARKETS. by the find eismlnatlon, and often whhndt dnfasnwd. Hut bohuld oew: tnraiy ' Lthorn Mkins n aeration, ho tells the invalid what the trouble te. and th* prospect of a cure, I . Chicago "nd most wonderful of all hs values bis first ■rtfart extMirivecoJlectlrtS ofltmru«lV(AMev»irlin-l ! 1. ■ L'BICAOtx.April 11 imprevRlnn sod first Took at a patient ranr* ported-to this tMoniryifof cxnrniahur avrt Following . were , -(bo yuotaAlun* aa> Abie lima all elsoand Dr.Hnsjphrey is never mis­ iDB*UXartM <£Jphrnaiq»|lnM,-nD*.*J toonapl.fnot > taken io bi* dteguosls in any caeo. Tho d. *ct«r;s methods diff*r markedly from ts« general praarttioosr in all respects. t»>«4c-. Jiffy. <Jp«ued WM^ cIcxtell-Sic. tiontnena, urinary oreana. brain and nervous »;v{'n>.' Foilowina tho plan of Bt-Goonro’" HoepBal IMralyeif. rti-Onlrarrt.-eieir atodaeluvIwtfAaolic. AprU, ’ - optrartf doaed 4dtaj* ’'MaV. ■ ■f Ixindno, he rr<i»t«rs evory pcrtlenlnr a» iqrnora, «e>> wtXJufcldhefref.j llfa. idrdUeswy open* 41c. tlosM JUna, ffjwnSd -S^c. U> tbe patient's physical eondPlou and men­ ,ciuioi».>l<iB >liMH«r». Mi.-eranijil cietji sgm of, cioaed abtfe. Uau-May. ap««d SHfe. closed tal stats, oj'hucnucttriou qf-mc' WenlrtWa «>f‘<yth*r,pyrnlY>rreS*i*f ,r2 (<Hia«.JjWta . M|*a«l « !o»ed July, rii*><h-rbir,»»p»<ifli»mfedldinee*» MrwWrt:t<opohed XTSA cJuesd.. XH&. . Pork-April. i.dlfcared oniae. *m| c*a HipUWr felt, at with the urte'ufiraugnatujjf of •rk jrijliadifej^edpvrU r«Jt,f><|rtli- :iF!rr tli-r In thtewarti^zoti^Rmaaot o e fcWtttn;- TW-aroplitafast tH MW.iiultl‘.M ■tin un- readily cmputVa and l.^ rchine in actloc. yet a«r*- with ; power of the body measured thv force and anenty an.l destructive capabillLive-Blocki TrArte at ths S^rk-fanb ir»^yT»U>.ftrt» Mill "biff f«t bprdra<*'f li.-ffj j B!ti>Dtr<>n to bnik|n<w* arc «il«> idof ly. — (■ h .' -LI today ranged as follows: Hoge—JDwkat WsC»oiMi<r6rtr <H Inc. knHwtoa n»*iwlwifl:.-| •t Iriyactlvo wtth.bsst .sahipd sail fiaavy lut» Into* falwwroril»;ttMr xttrltf hotn nm» Itorta Ntfhsr. vihe* grade* steady 1 8o u "ft' *L hwsaad.-. n ji >roxim»<t>» tlmo and expea re of treat moot, >iiiM4n»y l*.'nKei»nrji week «H«r sredtiita.IouVw 1 nnrl would hero point out tho utter del u» Ion unrl w«ni1d uUnrdaluRlnn wnn ITAf U A U C DVVt s- UTIMDU Iw1 HKt ‘ . Vt « Z— I 11W. JJ. .A1LQH.IGAN ( jENTRAL ALWAYS THE SAME “S ALWAYS THE BEST 5<- QIQflR Office at the Hastings House, TUESDAY, APR. 26. One day only. [' DB. HOLMAN S. HUMPHREY,! Dr. I* X. Laklns, the Reetai SpedaHst of Grand Rapids. Mich., will bo at tbe Has­ tings house. Hartings, Mich. He Invites every sufferer from Rectal trouble -io call and get a correct diagnosis of their <1sease, time required to cure and cost ot same free of charge. Mr. Parker, pro­ prietor of the Hastings bouse. Is one of Dr. Lakins’ patients. Call on him any time and get a list of borne testimonials. Jas. L. Wilkins, ex Mayor of Hartings, says: "My piles would come down almost constantly when i was on my feet and tor’ two years I was uuable to do hard vfork. They never came down onee Softer Dr. Irkins’ second treatment I do more work In one day than I could do In a week before he treated me and do It easier too. I have talked with many Grafid Rapids people be cured years ago and all speak of his ability in the lilgnest terms.’’ Call on fhe-Dr. and talk It over. kind montan military itted suicide by shootwith revolvera. They bea suicide dub. completion ot a railway bridge rots the Mississippi river at Memphis will be celebrated May 12. Senator Voor­ hees will be orator of the day. Five tons of gun-cotton exploded at St. Petersburg nt the state smokeless-powder factor}'- The building and the nine work­ men In it were blown to atoms and the whole city was shaken. A revolt among convicts in a prison at Granada. Spain, was quelled by a volley *■ ’A the _ -— *- w hich killed mrn and Ap fiOHbe which killed two Wvo-rnrn a. SlIEKlEF’8 SALE. Notice la oerebygiven that by virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued out of the Circuit Court for the County »-f Barry, lu favor of Edward P. Gage against the real estate of Clark Duseft in said county, to me directed and deliverody I did, oo the 18 day of September. A. D. 1891. levy upon and take oud seize all the right, title and Interest of said Clark Bassett, Tn and to the following desrrfned porcel of land, to wit: The undivided one fourth ot the south west quarter i>«) of south we-1 quarter (<*).of ‘ section twenty two -23) in township of Irving, Barry County. Mich., all of wbleh I shall ex­ pose for sale at puwlc suction or vendue, to the highest bidder, at tlie north front door of the Court House, in the City of Hantloimjiin said county, on the.unli day of April. A.iD. 188?, at 10 o'clock In tbv foreu <xi of said d.-ty. _ Dated this IC'h day of March, A. 1>. lfi»J. James D. Bex ham..Sheriff. >..u .m-j.-VJ____ ..._____ . Job, of Gainesville, Tex., was burned to death. Bheluul'bcen baking mud pies over an open Are, and her clothes became ignited. Samuel 8. Curry, D. D., Ph. D., now ot Harvard, has been made instructor of elo­ cution nt Yale. Profraaor Arthar M. Fair banks, of Dartmouth, is also added to the Yale faculty. A Union Pacific express train passed rough a shower of mud in Kansas which ered it with a layer of mud an inch kuning the windows and obscur- Mic , n pMjminent contractor studiep open to Yale Mtud^nte^ isAl!i(<jIgainst 120 tesiqrear. Five men werfcfatally injured by the'ftx.plosion of a locothelive boiler at Long Island City. Mrs. D. J. Spear*, of Chicago, com­ mitted suicide at Kenosha by turning on the gas in her room. Six persons were precipitated into the Geneseo river at Rochester by the fall of ft bridge, but all were naved. The people of Ohio are asked to sub­ scribe enough money to build a monu­ ment to “Land BIII" Allen. The St. Paul White Lead and Oil Com­ pany's work were consumed by fire. Loss, >105,000; insurance. A*>O,000. The large express cumpanieu are gradu­ ally but persistently discharging all em­ ployes belonging to the brotherhood. Representative Bitt, of Illinos, is said to have the lead for the position of minister to France to succeed White!*W/iteid. A gang of eight negroes in Louisiana •wee hwh! -to hsue luUed-M- puddlar for, bin । kud’hongud. -. t !r. • A iuftD.-. .mmoaed bfl, Rey.. J,,* eG. \Vy.b»ter,,Qf JJaltjiuore. killed himself /by leaping! from &' thira-Story ’lwhjdow',iu Chtfrleaton. ' •- Georgia ifikuber firm* barn,united ia: a and will j»)»#re alLerdcra «ju*l^i The organization will be governed by. a central office at -Macon. . Dr.,Parkhuri, th” New York.jireacher, hM received eleteti letter* threuttuiArig hi* life if he does: Adi- •dertet' in hik- crusade BgOinsfrerhne in thnt^t^ . -• •■ ; OPTB EIVJOY® Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs ia taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the 'taste, and acta gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the pyatem effectually, dispels colds, badaches and fevers and cures habitual ' constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro­ duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ ceptable to the stomach, proriapt in its action and truly beneficial tn its. effects, prepared only from the most healthy ana agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c -mmL81 fr.'ttlsJg, ias. wishes to try xk; ; Do. BOt teCCOpt any substitute. —.---------------------------CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. towfrt/zr. rr. (;; ''Wfirfla^W.r. 44?- declared th*, prohibition ■ lanL constitu­ tional, And the Prohibitionist* are about to Indict nil the .saloonkeepers ' in ‘ Yank­ ton. ——- - - • ftrtawy, Aprrt. 8. Yeaterday WWs generally observed aS shire. . t u. Merchanta in Mexico have petitioned1 the government to tax commercial trav­ CrSMtvL.....-ft/< elers. '■ Cener.1 K. W. Pirn., tit Vail Rina-, bu married, fit tbe age of TO, Mias Ida Estelle Gardiner, oged|27. j , ' Wool is advancing; in the London, mar­ ket, and American dealers expect a similar movement 3n domestic wool. The RcpubBoAa. state convention, of Lanning. AfekrtisM, Mihjt at I^ttkv Rook, and ta- Detroit.. .d<gMd4JiyRlaonfar,fcnominatloii. The Mormons are holding ^a world’s conference at Independence, Mo?/Tifey. -ffSi-JS t'-sT 181 Curts After. All. Others .FaM. Delays ifaSvbeirrwtglu s<4it<ry *n'd.lmilaereai<.nirt»ewirtN»4 lh p4r«MW<tto ev-MnaUr'uhilbrnlhyr tkt>Jfoqrtka« ] ! terly d«!r»y th*in nulwM rvoetvd br * -kill-d h*n<l. Are joa nfflicted? tian, irwlneo nerr«rti«'liMHtfatd-raHr'drdrt iirumrfuwk~u< ^srnw Y<itir ••’•m* m*iy lx» oneily curable now. but rvmcrnrwr. every moment ' ..f th - m.v.11 vftw-'Sa toYHRM*CTJw*1*rrV>l'M nt«lecrbrt3it« »<*a nraror the day when |n,4njraralde »N«« mjiy oiip-rr* o«-. wlrn U>«numt oklllful pbyrtHSo-Wo vemr-r jon no a*«i»i«ucc ■ imlriL I t.ir H Miuoinl.f.rt«ll<«ktlt'WklaotdiISb»l yai:bniM*rraM ■« <li^vi«*<l iMnlr. n <li»—«««y mind. Dr.'Hamplirey' ••en mi«! tnrim like fu-ti-m than «lan<». it<i« ■ r nn-.- . tii.T <» U(itrr.'huiAl»*4o itmfrrt do,. UVtfATS fair. to suoiL' I xu)i*A4 j vetn Man to nedinmido,-.CLOU&XVlb-bnuhers'* attBiu ixajwv*. P>**« steers,1 •££$> •uumw. steeMr* So , SlcBepflf Isaacs,, former lord mayor of Kaliur.Moo ‘.UwilpiLir aiming H htimW <it mtfn ln‘dfcted tor to defraud (he Has-. , ^rd^ 1’uJ’^bW ‘CjiiBti, ‘ Daniel. ,'jeare'old, j^o\ eriifc’ HWttVittatfrteTiiad' posed to Mmjilo Hayes, jigwd IS, 'if- Hang­ kkora Tote toaBOo-pisrW tbs ing,Hbck/Q., find crurtied'her dtuJl'wUh. ,^tohetib^i^.?yWedliffi:^I . giwipatova ',:; b >h. p,*:. *'jha< Producvi Butlare-ikmoy wpsrator, aoassq; ' fine creamariM, Ui8S4c; iLalrias, Lacy fresh;1 man employed by him is Live Poultry—Chickens, UH per lb; r iBKO0«.'6ucfe4> •ttwomcr tttriteys.talWi lute, pw 'Puu-'.' ■ .1 Ild-n.-e t.‘< <|*«stiit ovUiLlifiMihlMVWftete rttoihanbqif grui«H H.r leoaiae:. otMAt toes— Hebron*. 30332c per bo.; Buresak*,,,;*!^ the ".••lirw (i --------------- ' ■ "ahwTOmxww&r ,... .inr, Pmtlrar Di tetwl.f h*W WSrtMHTMtMC hMUitttbsmfj umd. etc . nre mi fiwnirmr ™ «’ to «mp and n-tnln ■ fact, he holos fust to old frireds tenaciously. ap<i riiweiK tas.;tswert.lx*atoMiiUU»ola i make# new «>nea cnotioosly. rxi-erifnc- hnrin< lonn since pn-wa Unit in • b *a J d.tcen conjectures boyeverf ’’j’X ** ■ no <.l<Ltrcth well applied la .wort ** * " vi.I PUT.* -w.i- :nrv.F??------------------- Ui-epitnl Medirs in tnicnsuxipy of ths blm>d and t!r»n-». wbo cat rice with him a full Imo of inatruraSDta sod apparatus for stliujlv^- —*“ KfH u»w ronaldtwad indiapausibla toaeorrvet rtlncnoH- In all forms of olwcnroand chronio <ilwa»». Aa very few doctors oolside th* iHnr»« citlnc nre than prepared wfth oosUf <>otilt >>f rnlctir-zoplc ond <>thor Maenluil u»trnin-nt» for ruakuuc aatricily firaUcliMm dlaaDoel» In mmy t unes, th* afflicted would do well tn call upon th* doctor and *ot hia opinion There twiftee apoint in tho rontMa of ..v-ry <H»ew(<; this la capMially tra« “f «U pr..xr».»#lv» diaresM, all.or any of whlcb uro r arable r.p to a certain time; Ui»t is, until ffnch Mar, 4TMd; 'Nb4!«1*,' Uty.' 0*UDan but Mteadyt >N<u;mhMd tUkh.^aqikMM^r■WMa. ‘ Ry»r-bte*dr; ungraded weiorn. Ude. Barley—Nominal: No. 2 Milwaukee, OSjt&lcFoek>-Dull; llUJfollritrforMwrrLahi -Steady;, M*y( tttij JulyjfWi -.;. vuoTi : '<1 Ka»t Du|tujp,;..|; j.1Llf ' w.t L ’.<0 i (fettavmta AprH.lL' u •» n vu. - . - •• - until prematuro d».ith cloe** the ►ovne. snch a* have t>hflli*<l tho skill U V.. ........ claas and their rem-tit-s. D*-. BniU'threy ipilekly — -■ •p-JH-nd *- - --< cares. Uh-er* tumors, finr-iii end rrowthRcnrnd without the ns-«>fTibvkn” cstwtkta. w jpMa. n^i^hw. Manhood Ferfttally RestoredQuiet, ualan-ttabd .rentsln earn fr.r I: biliLr. pn-iyulnm denims » f mat tyi|<nw<*. •' •it’d kindred uff^-thit's, wfiich htro utrn fh*«- , r.73;; iiciis da« »woa.iu Sheep ,and; Uiui«i7£i^bty-fivu Ipa.M-.Ou .■fie': mvkefsactiye;, cx’.r v fauiir ihcern IM4 OBTSi good 'to chofc'Oi *tS54ta£ g6o^it> 'ex­ tra' uatfre lamin. ILjo^Elfchiy l" Fr.- Fr<usiYHte(KxMmtaMd<m of UriwL-All i-r-mi sulf Hug W-U. -tacurs I fi .tr. Iwu t.i *■ nr uiinfULn) the o—inn ••■te—d *n to'1 inomlng for RxnminRliotl. WM.o Dr. Htfoiplirffy M .nv.rfrt, on tkrlm JSm>'Um.*■>lKhS» -•■ul OitaSMMj is fliit-Rgii, 11*., ftUflwnwiJ Ill ,?.aoo HA)0MH;. goudto tekt -.k'urktrai' »un&XLtO; good tobwt pig*. 4*.-“^”: , - f o' © "■ ,8H^)0R .801 ' Dirntore. April 11.; *¥;• ST-Ol hfllkfl Pol IrtttyM tin al< .tttlf. tu» iliNe#’Td^lsr' ■‘ir',d vi'-‘-a I a ii/i -H t* Ytfi*. AWlitl , Wheat No. 2 red wtater'-aub;'- etrnrture it»e.L E»t-n io <«i-u- » W ViS Xbrttn, dlhtnnfakflqttms f r :w. TO18 • day. . ” a bllaSM *!ih ti,» K5S,lp°“!‘-.^ '* ‘imj e The strike dn' been declared “of a defeat for the'lfi It is eslimnt&i an avern^tf&nc produced In Vert A con^efitloii o is in RCMidn ac I nie Davis is one gt Albert H. 5^4'JpL . died on a nul^aar tra!t> JnK«n lucky .while bUWiJA;; ; Twelve person* ,werc Jfljuted jh ra.fiway collhupn njjtar.'.Aibnul Vernbi4 a, through negfigen^aion the part -of fc‘,flagDtan., -;7, “ '..'5 ■•/’."z i .. Ifcfc Harriett wSl s.i> tu’i Y tkiO’g a kMbtttuhtii: /ifutr-n >»e i �m- Bed Room Suits Dining Tables. Side Boards \FW.GrebU Fancy Chairs Hastings Banner Thursday, April 14, 1892. MARSHALL u COOK. Editor THU HA8TTNO8, MICU., PORTomCK, AUGVBT 14. 1879. Just at this stage ot tbe game, in the race for tbe democrat presidential nomina­ tion, It appears that Grover Cleveland is having his Innings. Hill doesn t appear to be In sight just now. But he la too much of a mischief maker to remain Idle MK EDITORIAL NOTES Governor Winans will be renominated. As great accidents which prove great mis­ fortunes are not apt to be repeated, all “In It" to bis excellency will there wil be the emp honor of having his name printed the tickets. m have invented machine for easting votes which is abso­ lutely accurate, prevents repeating and gives out tbe correct returns in three min­ utes. Dave Hill and Tammany will have Iowa’s generous contribution to tbe bo nse for such a machine. Anything that starring Russians Is 3,500 tons of produce. mould be accurate and prevent repeating which will require 225 cars to transport to Ido for Tammany. And to give the sea board, and two ships to carry to returns In the three minutes would Russia. be also out of the question. Tammany wants to bold tbe returns until tbe republi­ Mayor ringrec, of Detroit, has a large can country districts have been beard from sized governorship bee In bls hat. If and then count ud votes enough in New Mayor Pingree Is a good friend to the re­ York to overcome the republican majority publican party, that bee will emigrate. above Harlem. No, there Is no danger of that machine become popular In New York The democrat sheep haters In congress city. the free wool mil. Nothing traders so much good as kicking Rhode Island had her election on Wed sheep. ■eaday. As it was tbe first run of tbe campaign. Little Rhody became the centei of'interest. and drew Into the arena such great men as Cleveland and McKinley. Tbe state baa shown strong democratic symptoms for several years, and tbe demo­ cratic Idea of free raw-material and high tariff manufactured goods was popular in tbe manufacturing centers. But the repabUcans.won a splendid triumph, elect* teg tbelr state ticket by a majority over all. and a large plurality over the democratsand capturing both branches of the Jegisla- The county convention to elect 10 dele­ gates to tbe state convention at Detroit to­ day was held at the court room Tuesday afternoon, and considering the time of tbe year, was well attended, every town and ward being represented but one. J- G. Nsgler, of Freeport, was made temporary chairman and John Lee, of Woodland, temporary secretary. They were made permanent officers of the con­ vention. The following delegates were then aeweezey. Hon; P. Hale Kenyon, C. W Republicans of Barry county, your duty to to organize and get In working order for ■ext fall. You polled more votes In Barry eounty on Monday, April 4tb, than the democrats, with all tbelr side shows the people’s party and proaibitlonlsta thrown fa. You polled nearly 200 more than the democrats and people’s party combined, and by proper organization and effort, you eaa make the republican party in Barry eoaaty Invincible, with 500 majority over any possible combination. The dim of Grand Rapids, Saginaw’ Bey City, Jackson and Muskezon were grandly rrdee—rd from democratic misrule ■matey. There is not a large etty in I'-/ oaea A ballot for chairman of tbe county committeegavea practically unanimous vote for Hate Kenyon. This happy selection was received with much enthusiasm, and there la no question but that the /-Mee man. surely none can feel but that the re­ publican forces in Barry county will be in good trim for next fall’s campaign. Tbe republican congressional convention for the 4th congressional district was held In Three Rivers Tuesday, for the purpose of electing delegates ana alternates Mfto tbe " National convention In Minneapolis next June. Members of tbe congressional committee were also appointed, Hon. Daniel Striker being appointed from this county. Tbe convention was called to order by CoL Eaton, of Paw Paw. and Judge Smith, of this elty, was called to preside, and made a neat little speech thanking the del­ egates for the honor conferred upon him. After tbe various committees had reported, the convention proceeded to the election of two delegates and two alternates to the National convention, which resulted as fol­ lows: Delegates. George W. Merriman, of Hartford, and F. C. Lee, of Dowagiac; alternates, F. B. Watkins, of Hopkins, and R. B. Messer, of this city. Resolutions commending the administra­ tion of President Harrison, and denounc­ ing the New York Sun’s vicious attack upon the Sun’s record of Gen., Alger were passed. Everything passed off very harmonious­ ly. the best of feeling prevailed throughout, and tbe spirit of certain victory next fall hovered over Tl ’ “ -----the occasion. -'hough Barry county was lopped off of tbe third congres­ sional district, through the gerrymandering tactics adopted by the squawbuek legisla­ ture, end added to tbe fourth, yet our en­ trance among greeted with such cordiality that It seemed like being among old friends. With tbe friendly feeling shown and tbe desire for harmony, there can be no the republican ranks in the district, and whatever may be the outcome of subsequent conventions Barry county can certainly be counted upon to give her usual good republican majority. City 3d ward—A. E. Kenaston Oty 4th ward—W. R. Cook. ' Irving—Enoch Andrus. Johnstown—Frank Bullis. Map* Grove—E. G. Potter. Try tbe Boston brown bread. get at tbe south side bakery. You can SPRING JACKETS. Houses and lota for sale, also two houses to rent in desirable location. Inquire o< Mrs. M. H. Bailey. anyone desiring to build, paint or hav­ ing occasion to use hardware "boa id get prices at the W. F. I’owere’ hardware store before buying. Bargains offered for tlie next 30 days. We place on eale thia week some of our NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS Which we are constantly receiving and pledge the assurance of showing all that in STYLISH GOODS, p<»sed to be. would carry polities to such an SUPERIOR VALUES, —AND— dune in this Instance. SATISFACTORY PRICES ran no loranr You will never get a better opportin to buy bed room suits than at th<i,el“n*e f^wbere la the ady. Of that well xnown and popular insutntlon, the Grand Rapids Boriumi CdtejT SC T?11* h« u bra bJE raraa w ,t b*r brother*, ,t the Methoau* Any one wishing Biusaels carpets made E INVITE YOU to give our stock a careful tior. before you purchase your dress goods. We feel justified Jn ma Ung the claim that no one can offer you W to ability call at tadauura IHcn> b prana w n K a Two special trains, loaded with Alaska refrigerators from Muskegon, will pare through here on the M. C. R. IL Baturdav forenoon, leaving Grand Rapids at 8 Tbe trains will present a fine appearance, as they will be placarded, and fitted up in great style. The custom has been for the water board to employ tbe recorder-elect as Its clerk. Tbe new recorder is a republican, and thia Is possibly the reason why it to necessary to depart from tbe established custom, it would hardly seem that a nou-partiaan Dress Gocds : ■: 1 n e have bought for spring and summer trade the best aasortmeut of Imported pickles iu bottles we hare ever had. Fresh fruits and vegetables on hand every day. Tbe largest and cheapest stock of caudy In town. " - — - rman. Hams A VanA Cape. Rath, of Jackson, mall agent on the M. C. IL IL. was taken suddenly sick Tuesday and neglected to threw off any mall at any of tbe stations this side of Grand Rapids. He waz affected with a large carbuncle on the back of bls neck which affected his mind. He was rapidly Improving at last accounts, and has been given a 80 day lay-off to fully recover. Newest Things ffe aw Beady FOR H. L. Puffer’s class has grown to Additional Loeal News. him those elements that will make a st­ Goo. Barnes' store. ressful leader of the republican hosts of Barry county. The following county committee then selected: Baltimore—C. M. Mack. Barry—J. G. Hughes. Carlton—N. O. Allardlng. Castleton—C. W. Smith. City 1st ward—G. K. Beamer Attend McCoy's suit sale. Bargains In bed room suits at McCoy* special suit sale. WtataHour Greater Inducements ONZ. Y $2.25 This is for cash only. I want your We shall be pleased to show you our stock whether you buy or not A. C. Towne. McKeFitt. Cortiplet8 Line " DRY GOODS. T i �Hastings Banner, Thursday, April 14, 1891. The Heurvest Depends something on the seed. Good Seeds Odly can Produce Good Grobs LAKpnnK SEEDS are W- LANDKiZTr!. YOU Will never have the best Japan Tea until you buy the 4KAT4 L.E. STAUFFER Exclusive Agent for Has­ ting. WHEN YOU Laugh, talk or eat. do your artificial teeth loesrn or drop down? If io send one dollar for Dr. Husband's Handy bolder. You can apply It to your plate In one minute, and no niuUer if vour plate fits or not It will bold firmly In tbe mouth under the most trying circuitirtauces. L». O. White Cloud, Michigan. I will *«-lI my farm on section 17. In the town­ ship of Carlton cheap. There are 1<X) apfes. i-.-O acre* Improved with good buildings, stood water and about five acres of orchard; choice fruit farm,!« In good state of cultivation For further particulars call on or write to Tobias Garn, Hastings, Mleb. Also have 25 ewes with lambs for sale. Mra. R. B. Richards was in Middleville Saturday. • Hear the Bijou Comedy company at Miss Belle Troop returned from Chicago Lnlon ball to-night, also Friday and Sat­ Saturday. urday night. Mra M. L. Cook was In Grand Rapids If you want some nice horse bills printed call and see ua. We have some new cuts Thursday. of horses and guarantee good work at rea­ Miss Olga Besamer was in Grand Rapids sonable prices. Thursday. Remember our spring stock of furniture Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Mudge spent Sunday and carpets Is now complete. Good assort­ at Wall lake. ment and prices reasonable. Miss Flo Beadle returned to Grand Rap' ” F. W. Ghkble. lea Monday. . / Mrs. Henry Smith of tbe first ward wbo Mra. Cora Warner was In Grand Rap­ has been suffering from consumption for a long time died Saturday, theT funeral oc­ Ids Thursday. curring Monday. A busband and two Judge Van Zlle, of Detroit, was in the children survive her. city Saturday. Judge Smith was In Woodland on busi­ Lost, on the streets In this city Saturday, a black hand-bag with red ribbon for han­ ness Thursday. dle. Bag contained some mall and a pair Hon. Stanley Turucr. of Detroit, was in of spectacles. Finder will confer favor by the City Thursday. leaving same at this office. Miss Rose Goodyear has returned from a If you are moving, bouse cleaning or fix­ • ing np your home, you will find a first- visit with Grand Rapids relatives. class line of furniture, carpets and drap­ eries at F. W. Greble’s. Remember our stock is all new. North side Main SL, Hastings. Mich. Chas. Baldwin spent Thursday and Fri­ day ot last week in Grand Rapids. Miss Bertha Bentley returned from Ypailautl Friday evening for a vacation. Have you seen those beautiful sewing Mrs. W. H. Powers was the guest of machines that they are selling for 835? Mra. John Carve th, of Middleville, ThuraWhere? At T. Phillip's. Well you will miss it if you buy without seeing them. Needles for all machines. 8 oz. bottle of Mrs. A. D. Nlskem and her two sons very best oil, 10 cents. arrived here from Montana .Thursday night. The many friends of Wm. F. Kenfield Miss Olive Grlgsbj’ has returned from will be pleased lo hear that he has launch- t Chicago after an extended visit with ed his bark Iu the sea of Journalism, as friends. publisher of the Noonsockct Times, of Noansoeket, South Dakota. In common with his many friends the Banner wishes him success. Mr. and Mrs. George Bradley, of Grand Rapids, spent Sunday with Mr. aud Mrs. A. Davenport. Friday evening of last week Mrs. Nancy Boltwood met with a very distressing and painful accident. While standing ou a step ladder engaged in cleanlug house, she fell and broke her left arm near the wrist, and hurt herself in other ways resulting from the fall. The accident is all the worse, owing to her advanced age. At this writing she is doing as well as could be expected, though It will be a long time before she recovers. A. D. Cook went to Montague Monday, and will return with Miss Minnie Cook, who has been very sick. John White returned from Chicago Monday aud has accepted a position as engineer in a stamping mill in Brecken­ ridge, Colorado, at a salary of 37 per day. There are days In the history of every­ Hon. Daniel Striker, Judge Smith, R. one that seems to go wrong from start to B. Messer and W. IL Cook attended tbe finish. Such a day was our last press day. congressional convention in Three Rivers To begin with, the engine was temporarily Thursday. disabled, next the mailing machine gave The Rev. A. D. Grigsby and wife at­ up the ghost and to csp the climax the folding machine spring busted. These de­ tended the spHng meeting of tbe Lansing Mrs. Grigsby lays and break-downs made the Banner a Presbytery at Marshall. little late last week, and we sincerely hope represented the Ladies' Missionary society that we will not have to pass through connected with tbe Presbyterian church of this city. another such a day right away. At. a meeting of tbe republican county committee held Thursday, the following delegates to the district convention, which was held in Three Rivers Tuesday, were chosen: Clement Smith, Hon. Daniel Striker. IL B. Messer, W. IL Cook, Hod. A. C. Towne. Hon. John Carveth, C. A. Hough. J. M. Rogers. Hale Kenvou and A. IV. Dillenbeck. The call for the district convention was made so late that it was Impossible to issue a new call for a county convention, and as tlie district aud' county conventions were held the same day, the committee had to make the selection of delegates. LOCAL NEWS. This week, 80 quires. Every taan, woman and child should know how to save money. Clothing is a necessary article and everyone should know where to go to buy it. New let us state to yon a few plain facts. We have bought the largest and finest line of SPRING CLOTHING. Hats, Caps and Gent’s Furnishing Goods Ever shown in the City of Hastings. We have all the- newest shades and styles in Spring Suita and Overcoats. All of them are very pleasing patterns and styles. ' YOURSELF BE :FAIR : WITH And see our spring stock. It presents an opportunity for economical buying that no one can afford to mi?s. No question about these goods pleasing—they make none better. No ques­ tion about prices being satisfactory—none can sell cheaper. Come to us for your spring goods and you will discover the secret “How to Save Money.” Yours respectfully, E. IE. Morrill & Co. One-Price Clothiers. Hastings, Michigan. Newman Fuller arrived in the city Sat­ urday, having Just returned from an ex­ tended pleasure trip to Cuba. Tbe Misses Kittle and Sabie Beadle went to Benton Harbor Monday where they have secured splendid positions as stenographers. They will - be greatly missed in the younger society ot the city. In which they were very popular. R. K. GRANTS .pants Mr. and Mrs. Herb Snyder will leave for Chicago to-morrow morning to visit relatives, and while there will purchase a complete new outfit for a printing office, and will establish himself In the printing business at Sunfield in the very near fut­ ure. The name of his paper will be tho Sunfield News. Mr.' Snyder is a first class printer, a young man of excellent charac­ ter and babits. We wish him success in bls venture. Tbe Ford’s hotel has changed hands, the new proprietor being Mr. W. B. Simmons, late of Whitneyville, Mass. Mr. Simmons is fitting the hotel throughout so as to make Fruit tablets, tbe finest in the market, it thorough)}* homelike, and flrat-class In all respects. He is a genial gentleman, at the South side bakery. upright In life and character, whose study New line of children’s carriages just Preparatory for Second and Third grade will be the comfort and welfare of his received at F. W. Greble’s, north side certificates. guests. Tlie Ford’s under his manage­ Main St. is bound to be kept lo the rank of JULY 5 TIL AUGUST 3, ’92 ment Itw»s not Jas. Collister, Sr. that was ar first-class hotels, and we predict will win Sup:. W. D. STERLING and Frio. H. popularity with the traveling public as well rested lost week in the gambling loom, but B. ANDRUS, Conductors. as with home patrons. We wish Mr. Jas. Colleater Jr. This school will close Just In time for Simmons the success we are certain bls ef­ A fact, all our millinery was bought at a the regular Barry county teachers’ exami­ bargain, and we will not be matched in nation which occurs August 4 and 5. For forts will welb merit price at the racket catalogue .containing full particulars in re­ It is an esrabllsbcd fact now that Has­ Phin. Smith. gard to course of study, tuition, board, etc., tings will have some horse races next sum­ address W. 1). Sterling or H. B. Andrus, mer that will be horse races. There will For the next 30 days the W. F. Powers llaitlngs, Midi. be a three days meeting, the dates being Hardware store will sell goods at greatly June KJtb, 17th and 18th. Purses and reduced prices. See the ad. elsewhere in stakes aggregating 31,000 will be contested this issue. for. besides special prizes. It is expected A pair of ladles rubbers for only 1’3H that tlie railroads running Into the city '• tlKQUL/lTIOH • will give reduced rates of one and one- cents. Read the adv of the Bankrupt '.hird fare for the round trip. It Is impos­ store In this issue for other great bargains sible to say at present Just what horses will Any one desiring to buy a good second be here with certainty, though It is safe to Hereafter, changes for advertisements say thaj there will be some good ones. As hand sewing-machine cheap, should call on must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to a drawing there will be a race Between at Mrs. Anna Mason at postoffice. insure insertion Iu the Issue of the week least two horses that have national reputa­ « when brought tions. and to witness which event, people will come miles to see. The track at the It will coal you money If you do not get The supervisors are in session, having fair ground will be put in good condition, prices on millinery at the racket. convened yesterday. and some good time will be made on our Phin. Smith. Orders are coming In rapidly these days halt mile track. at the chair factory. ■ Every one interested in good horses, Ita Excellent QuatlUe* Hastings real estate seems to behaving a will be pleased to know that Milan Waidorff lias the celebrated stallion. Victor Commend to public approval tbe Califor­ rapid hnstie on this spring. Morrill in this city to handle. VictorMot- nia liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs. It Parties in Kalamazoo are negotiating for rill has some very promising colts In this Is. pleasing to the eye, and to the taste and the purchase of the brick yard at Clover­ vicinity. He is registered, his register by gently acting on tbe kidneys, liver and dale. number being 16875. He early gave prom­ bowels It cleanses the system effectually, Miss Ettie Main gave a rehearsal Satur­ ise of making a great record for himself, thereby promoting t|ie health and comfort I day evening to a few friends, that was but was injured when four years old In a of all wbo use It. race on the Kalamazoo track, where be was greatly enjoyed. • Public attention is called to Dr. pitted against such horses as Palo Alto, Humphrey's large advertisement which Temple of Fame, prepared under the Jay Eye See and other good horses. His has appeared in each issue of this paper auspices of the Epworth League, Friday leg was badly sprained from the effects of for the past month. Dr. Holman S. evening, April 23d. which he never fully recovered, though he Humphrey has visited several counties in The whip factory appears to be having a trotted below 2:40 last year Jn a race, and southern Mich, ono day each month during hood of ordera for their goods, especially was not trotting for a record either. He Is the past year and has decided to enlarge a handsome fellow, that to-aefite toadmire. bls route to four more counties for tbe tbe rawhide halters. ‘ Anyone wanting to eXamlne Victor Morrill, present year. His published certificates The Y. M. S. C. will give a party In or know anything In particular aljout him. of cures among our neighbors stamps him Union hall next week. A Kalamazoo should call on or write to Milan Waldorff, as a master In his professional work. For orchestra will furnish the music. of this city; who will supply all Informa­ dates and particulars read the Dr’s, ad­ The assignee of the Furniture Co. is tion. vertisement in this issue. Return visits disposing of the completed stock of goods every four weeks regularly. . It Is Claimed that in a certain school dis very rapidly, and at satisfactory prices. We publish elsewhere the very flatter­ trlct in Hastings township, a systematic For a first-class bed room suit call at F. raid had been made upon the district treas­ ing statement of the Hastings Building IV. Greble’s. where you will find toe lar­ ury by some of the officers of that district. and Loan Association. It Is a statement gest and most varied line ever shown In Ln one Instance a teacher was to be paid a in which every member can take a just Barry Co. stipulated sum as salary. The amount for pride. Through this association several The wool boot factory averaged 1300 which the order was drawn was 330 more homes have been built In this city and the pairs of boots for each working day last than her due. The system of bookkeeping laboring men who built them are paying week, and have the orders to take them as by the officers of tbe district snows either for them by paying but little If any more Ignorance so dense as to beAritninal or ras­ than they would iiave to pay In rent. In fast as made. . cality so bold as to be punishable. The eight or nine years they will own their The case of Bush vs. Freer, which was officer* of this district are prominent citizens own homes, and will bars become proper­ tried in tlie circuit court and resulted in of Hastings township. Their report at the ty owners instead of renters. It will cost Mr. Freer’s favor, has been reversed by the lastsnnuol school meeting showed a cer­ them but little more than they would have supreme court. tain sum on hand. When the book's were paid In rent to do this. For those who have Temple of Fame, Friday evening, April given Into the hands of new officers, tbe gone Into the association as an investment 23d,—sixty characters,—elegant costumes. real condition of affairs whs shown up. the showing is equally satisfactory, the But the earnings being as high as those of either Every body prepare to attend this, tho en- Proceeding* were instituted. 1 officers seeing which way the wind was bank in the city, and tbe risk no greater tertalnment of the season. I Wowing, paid the prosecutor W5 tn reim­ than In a real estate mortgage. It seems Tbe city should have some system of burse the district. And now many are to us that tl^ business men of our city sewerage for Its main .streets, especially wondering if returning a hone, wrongfully should take more Interest In this associa­ so since some such tiling will be impera­ taken, would settle with the violated law’? tion, and aid in its work. Especially so tive for the new court bouse and jail. And if that Is tbe way to settie violations when they get good returns on tbelr in­ We are the people wbo will furnish your of law in one case, why not In all cases? vestment and help to make home owners house on easy terms, and guarantee all and Certainly It cannot be jtfged that that sort Instead of house renters of many of our of dealing will go very? far toward securing citizens who could not bulk! homes in any any prices. F. W. Grebl-k, other way. honest management of school funds. The furniture dealer. urn 9276 lll mt I Rmd U» Mt. of U» W. F. rowm John Beaamer was in Woodland yester­ Hanluare store Iu this Issue. . day. KEEP TOUR EYES OPEN Mighty few of the good things of life can be had •g-witliout looking for them. If you want ■ , YOU WEAR } PANTS ( This week we shall offer three great specials in Men’s Working Pants. The “Best that’s made for for the Price" is none to good _ our customers-it’s what they want and it's what they get from us, therefore when we advertisespecial bargains it’s to" your in­ terest to take advantage of them. Here we go. FOR 75c You get a pair of Pants really worth $1. At other places you would pay $1.25 or more for them. Be sure and examine them. . FOR 87c A better quality, and a decided bargain for the price. They can't be made in any better manner and you will aarthatthey are the best you can find for the money. FOR $1.25. % Our offerings at $1.25 are marvels in value and variety. There’s none like them in the city, even for more money, that will wear as long. a good suit of clothes—the made made—don't go to • any store you hapWHH^pen to pass and buy with your eyes shut. Keep your eyes wide open, and buy only of firms that have a reputition, and clothing that is known (by experience) to be all right. If you are not a judge of good qualities, if you are not posted as to the latest styles, would it not be best to buy where you. can depend on what you get; would it not be wise to make your choice from our house? EASTER SUNDAY APRIL 17th. OW about it! Of course z. yon you will wish something new and nice to wear, and of course you will want the lat­ est styles and the most correct articles. If you have not bought your SPRING HAT you will want it sure this week. How about our leaders at $2.50 and $3.00? We are showing enough FINE NECKWEAR for every man and boy in this vicinity. There’s the greatest variety and neatest styles possible to display. 25c., 50c. H �rawxg eopfifhXti frt Iraq A ,Y»b-T.t Ff taw riuj The fire is supponuu «, --- ------------- ' bruawUo srssMsAwDyrna ,.eJ> AHCH1B McCoy. Major. 1UPI<1. thi. —• Z7Trek»;“ se“to0 itti «WL' 1 E. J. Kaloa. u emplorM or iMt'OMjy l-wr cwwooj, (Ol pnifliwljmto a shapeless mass last week by R j between the calendar rolla In the’ paperi ntfUUI amO -xc ,j .14 nN thM 1 An Eaton Raplda democrat fftltlgW^! Bills j Raton Rap u’ uco>uv»»‘ ——,, U43lu itlinff "I J. W. W S SE1J.OS. Aid. <lh w»nL BenUw .dOfttou. SM- •ix-» won « nl^qi® bus ' >thll aacmrra. , xMqnmun m:l rnn-Bu, r.x-l -c>l , ............... Urt «fl folk .BMaMlI nrroq---------- :--------------------------,T>d &Wn0a atnbluto I Jk B. Roiikbt*. Recorder. 1»rortheta»n>‘>t”^<>Sllly.Yo„ra. «Ogg»!l The special meeting of tbe county Amo­ ............. .. ® Moved by Aid. Water a that XM .Mm. .w.-» story .nd bnIMlM •*«““ . 0HWBOO )> IkMCI*.WSS “ wWssg WRjRtfrfawm’ !Fpi7&^ ftWW4! w mwtob-rtMwWwsM'* ,Frt*®-*»nlO!0irry WHlrAltoB I bte so .Ity^Ot UBBOOB^ ------- -- ------ ---------- jnarUphy represent r)iat there,^8 u^, J^qlRy within the city limits more dangerous In a dark night or more impassable on ac­ count of mud and s.lusb or that more need8 lighting than that Just north of tbe river bridge nn Broadway, therefore, they would respectfully petition your honorable body that in making arrawgranents to the city, one lamp be placedMt the corneB on tlie bill north oG^id bri<Be and •peti­ tioners will eve\prey- etJ Slgn&*l>y kf. , Esiiiig Sunber 31,1931 • rT*io".' , jnten^puld.7.. M »“" •......... ®— itiaS^*Sia4j/2 Mil wSbkiD Mt: -A f : 11. , ir-L-.;» «-jr.tirTavo ■ «i)} w Unit1 |* :m’i k im!> I’iw d< „ ^•i-dlally welcomed the teachers, speaking To the mayor ’ .XOQ3 .t*fU3 .mm)fo ptMpah&uUl bi: -rah«ktri</ ltd )t> (ah > ■ «<fzraU ulU * we aMnta)t»iw.l . ■ ton •m! uaLunntt^u .W >iM ; wan—IHM, l<. M^llu. MtoM. L »U UDCDV v» JMUUl ------------------- ’ , ,— . which was upon the board. While one of jf'-IM Surplus STA I table 4 per cent) $146,968,322.00 I 5O7.84H.52 .epuluaH | "“W-l# Pavmetote to poHcwholdeeB n; Rifel nftnmed'.a^ayeWeV^. 194,. I .oStlOO -JI ,1:0 JttxJ iSy'ed at Charlotte last week. / .1 the (an 734.53 ,711.86 801,00 ST RjiskB ip fare, of the elassgave deacrlptious of the Pjiyailal^affires of the cuntln!^. it^subdivisittenttoa ftsaho last Tffesflk blew at n fear- Lite. I hstjiflrt®: Noth-Tlie ai>ov<; statement shows a large incrviM--««4 i“* BT T.:i »vlng f<mce& tearing down a fin* :mI» b< the BUBHiesB- of t890’in iqnount at risk, new r Ed Moire unroofing one* Wil . assets awfaST ,rore lfo»k bljP- and makind Wll- _ kinson*wa ffm drtJW out 'things whiz ail day long-There are two of plus: and includes aa-noka assif------ rur’ W. Burr<n:|h#HmroW others. As it will be the Knlghjspf M^cab’** here for a week Moved by Aid. Waters, that the prayer considerable discussion. , amount of polioie»**;tuaUy i» published, no extended extracts will be | given. The end of all education should be . IMS hkk^tttrtd Sl/lh*™■ . eotmtewf the ,y«ar. i Carried. Ayes, Bentley. Bllnstoo. Monee, the acquisition of power. Education and with two carloads of cattie last Friday—* *■■;;>, w..-— kg, Reynolds, Sentz and Waters; nays, none. i tbe acquisition of knowledge ire not nro- The law suit at L. C. Edmond’s la*t pjy.kpuviledga “f1 Moved by Aid. Reynolds, that the elec- essatlly identical. It is the “toning down" Thursilay. Henry Stevens ya. V*1 Blrj •■tne light aI (he lnk?n»eeUoO4>f Walnut and. 'process Uiat devefopea:—Ail men w aeU wm arae nxea aww n n wiwiacM/ij ntUfttWlfi to WJtU r(Mnre* • . , . .. ...-.u up —, _ jiMW b Hiram Coleman counsel for plaintiff — Th4 r Jefferson be changed to ttiC'Intersection -of | educated that'are really educated: 5.tj .,to - *■ n,. ,:1 At the opening of the afternoon session. suit last week Wednesday Geo. Knowles • Green and Jefferson. Carried. Ayes, Real estate and'bond anjlina) Bentley, Blinston, Manee, Reynolds, Sentz Rev. Dealtry gave a very earnest address vs. John Prime before L. C. Edmonds wai, .,lo . .»urt svtUod aatUfactofy to both, parties by .' upon the use-af, the Bible In Jbe schools^ and WjtffiQ; pgys, none. _ _______ Moved by Aid. Waters, that the boars' He believes It is’tbe duty of tbe teachers defendant paying the account and coats of ’ proceed to ballot for member of board ot to.tafre_y)eBlbJe Into his school under all , court—Henry Cherry was laying:tbe wa# XMl in iMWik ajid tnwtwnipameB at interest 5,()7o"53I» I ot bls house last week until the freezing water commissioners to fill vacancy cauytk {^weather drove them back—Last Saturday, / by krslgnatlon of W. L. Wilkins. Carrt&d. Interest accrued.; jwmimw deferred,j|te "^|9 Flrat ballot scattering: on the second ImUdt was qualification day and settling of ao- •) : 01.11 L'! Iiulrnr............ -........... Lu^e Waters received 5 votes,' John Bess| counts at tire clerk's offlec In Johnstown. • When you want.® 11 tn other-waya.---------------j __ r.loTeruaio. ' / .;C-. > L.w>-'•!, >.l: I*. '--bH lol Jn.^A "W Moved by Aid. Bentley, that Luke Tbe class exercise by Mrs. Wood was Theo^ybe lias moved back from Wood-' ■ Wafters be declared elected member of I that of a primary reading class some of ' I have atrefnlly cxaintned the foregoing statement, and r*!erctf hM purchased part of ! to -l fill* vacanboard of water commissi era — *jVafiBteH'Broi? farrn ou section 6 — The' 1 findilW.aiutte.td.lWcort&t' A. N. Watebhoi se, Auditor. liey. -Blinslon, jfmlni rohool Sai fcea a success, and will' ■ ‘ 1 tgffi'wiili i concert eflb Friday evening upon the. le finance com ,thls week—Mrs, Jiw.X.anHorn la not quite aiurtiDt of Deuni as well »$sA-Hugh and IHural stepdiug the Canq>tarrtcriv«6 a visit last vreck from j. m. McElwain, , ttick^ofdfifamily, of Martin M Mll°*vb>tiQ< subject of Miss Mllhjkixrb'jiAltSli' A# Special Agent. ’ kr-iEugene Deck has the. l Ifastikos, Mich. . louse—Samuel T. flMwiltdepxrtctl Wils’ liAjon the "th; Rev. appreciated and very favoi ^iMjlam^^dtidpW.tdyof the PrairfeviOe i nted upou. Teachers should ^jEyftryfri^.Wttr^ermon. Tbe tkti pertaining)*) water Works'4 be4 ttfert®!*; much more than they Khava, 31hey need tbqbcst^hyj\S^ ^BHlHaAAoIwtiEfiarliest settlers Iu board of wawr ,/PFi J^fryMkl wtff SyLi ,i>f earnest cun vie- ■ irahlre ot nil ages. ^Mcwed BIIArtoU tirafiifoteihts Apfibatid, kind father other can say. ReJdlMe'&jt K.r-.lfHJd'.J. w- .>.*! it but give time for mental ^<4 Cora Tack, of Milo. t I4-.1 WJD. Hajea for freight piW J* “ If you want to get aibetter price n literature warmly comfcS____ lost week—I’rof. cthlng of the debt we owe to m£d’ McCffirihrajjatshrti leaching maihemattar for old scrap than yod do from Jee. Sentz. Whtera. . ■ t Imd (Jail? uiiiew'. to <*im> rvlng, Hawthorne. Whittier and here, and It is wonderful to behold the peddlers, trtnl£jbtir'pltTiroh of all dnesdayi<nrffaii»g».4pnf;dt£. Hb pointed out The Bible exalted. combinations of figures made by some uf kinds,, copper, zinc, Jeia, .‘rubbers, ^hc class. If any difficulty In this line gtOHOEA FROM THE MEETDfG. 4Joun.’«!'1.{»"-•• ■•■J ; rags and old carpets to the , ’ "inner wants” of nearly all presents Just refer it to our experts. q^jJI B. B*mcwr.s-Brtord«JO ; tp be cared for by the teachers aniF ■n nya ■.. . - ■ , i r pupHs -of tho school. ^enry Tasker has purchased a tine tlx Tphrf j Hastings teachers were out in n taSe Estey organ from S. RobertX But­ Mm 'Michigan: a»e« t Creek—Mr. Jackson, of Charlotte, was ..mu . n . • -_____ _ 'CbMH i। I'abt'Downs came from Woodland Mueanr^s IPUim* 'V'W ■ Woodman from Prairieville though in this vicinity last week cleaning organs.1 Op^>.''Roller Mill, • Hdsttn(^. Mfich. He cleaned Thomas Taskers;! also Mrs. Louisa gegcr’s—People's party club everjj. Monday evening at the town hull—Joluz MWor»fcCWi»MMI»€ : KMB lo 'e I of Serven and Will Corwin exchanged lioraee _Bo.l ' last week—Center school commenced the | spring term Monday—School eommeneed I There are tiros—aud tin®, sent. Wfiiers."!’ « 4J< at the Austin Monday, with Ed. Brown, Minute*nutting afj-Mitob tiffiruhas and there is hjsb ’ The . Tire teacher—Geo. Meacham has Started bls id and------------ * '*■ • date feeling meat wagon-^MrsJ Calvin Smith has a class whichis Moved tfiel1 Will steal over the teficheb now and 1 ’ In music—Mr. 'Mamby has moved on llu? aeeed urewftviM ■ mi-«> ■ the vntitt ■ ■ ■ ■ eaktitaf ■ ■ — —-----। Spaulding farm west of the Center—Cold nous cUy.officers at the genera) eMVft'l ................. * IhflM At thfH-lote .oft £ harfi ;day’s ■ work. sentlnfent to skfaWh -many* scented- to 'rd* wave tholagt of laavwhek. and fruit Id April 4th. 1802- Carried. ’ But don't fohfet “ ... Moved by Aid, Sentz, that the mayor ap- spond. . fera—Stella Berry is fetching at tbe Linilntya commit! canvass the Contributions to World's Fair fund. .r.‘u 324,20 THE VICTOR PNEUMATIC ' • tXpagevlUa. ., |Mayor u If begins to look like having a town balli ’W' M. /t y«Pke« springs, K. Johnson 3 22 ' M'hieh is not a rubber and .40 nqw. but ha» fooked. yfsy discouraging (or a while—I). Reedmatr li quite sick with oloUi ring masquerading/ as a ‘"rSelJM W ,pneumonia .and .Rheumatism—Mrs. Ell pnfflrmatie. but the best made, Nfebifla is gaining, bklhg able tn sit up And Best hollow rims. Cata­ Ite (held.T Ybl ab^^rimdu*£ Jias bean FrXaitdd most of <the time, and take her meals with s num the rtBCdf the tasMIP^Mra. Surle Presley, logue fr^. H. " ipeetive from 46 district^ making an' average of 6? of Martin, is visiting her mother. Mrs. Ipjiusjfor cacfu. fluh.lOQ XjfcttRU remain 1 Crapce—Mrs. Wilcox died yesterday at her I? rii Jtro »dT.iff JMiotftjj Trti . . , renno'j _ ublaird from. Any having' supra, will home near Gun luike—Mrs. Valentine has il-r,7 lit7/ noi ipl.UtorwMiibfiW''*? Uwlrtlw t^K^t reoqvered suffielintly ,to go to Hastings The Victor Man. with-bter ‘ danjrtrttrr, Mra. Tungate — Chas. nuv. lf clowa bp. ‘ id' 1 ________ Bins are' out aiumuncing a bummer re­ Beattie baa moved .on the Rgeil farm to ite* j 14W > <»ft#_ 'vWit'ra 'at BY. Hd&ei _________ " ’Hi lasttngkfrom July1 to Aug. • wort thh, sumiuer-Mldmnr says that LaFaytt>g for FanAV rrorei ©I a M. Fojkler-iffb !-031:1 *4l| btt* !% iRO vernmThompson has sold the tain, and We will haw a roller process pu» In—Ina Bow­ ** rtbv. John Millers of North Dakota, rw । 8 t>U*JR .■ u- u.d »d <n. •••(Ju nt liintTiZ -j,,* irUt;;. ■.-• i • v. OUR COUNTY man, Of Johnstown, Is visiting-Mrs. 8. <J? leitvk an instance nt wtatt ta -beiag aaeom- M ;' V The Assets arp In pte arb vud Inco 'i D. O if Da In Bank .FRESH LUNCH,'.-: CITY BAKERY. I I’iiic line of ereaujsi ahd 1 fresh confectionery. ■ 23 - FERGUS n State At Coun in tb Thur one Pr Prob In Pow Ou fled, daeiM now last be a at s the suita Th 9nd* the f petit cd, a Ue GRANT. Agents, A. E. RENKES. OLD RAGS! IT’S A “JIM DANDY,”" JUNK SHOP, office notic at th tog’^ puol The stock of lumbtMoJan&ifchiiigles laMy purchased by TH’J ICONCKRNING BICYCLITiRBS THE VICTOR CUSHION. nJl3Ta,yW”'ter FaVM At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in.hemloc^,^qards. anil stud- ....... 7 ing. Siurley. ; IV _ *] The latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting.; Smith.. ,3<j Their No. 2 Ishingles are “justtoo sweet : , for anything.’’ Wing this week—Bob. Beatlie sold a One plhhed by fastnert hi' tho Rad-River Valley | maw to a Mr. Black, of Hastings, Jalt1 of Mlnnewwa anti North. Dakota. Hsi sa|d 8; J.'Lei and1, near lilatownvC Dwtgbt. N» HWfis throughout the townahlp. He re-. I D., bought 160 acres 4f land Itrrthe. rlirg (MM the-WgW WorifrIMti 4h* 'ttfctoet' '' weiGnbORiMc/ counties For lr^fpffrr.,2?. iKHTSflAvI 'HIO J If *n of 1691, for 82,000,. raised-crops that . W. Warner 73 53 W Hl 32ft [»<!•& i W.tBnel&.fittttaii^UJMlyrar season jurth the salary of a goVrnuncni Mi. faru< a?-. MrajI 'Villlaffi Biglmpf Trowbridge. h«; fllej^.ln excess of the B. G. ifl tSu»T- Torn>a»M»T>l JI I'.M'WTIOM'/f i vHbfy.—Deltou Breeze. r. n. witllMi <«[ Isic i11 fim DelUm Breeze states that the •*- 'WhM tWIf Vbr‘to Instruct peoplrriow to voUr^olt Uk oMu fdUM>y: falljng to carry otjt ,Instructions MnbtaafihMcfcTKtf DdDlndD jiLnn - E. Heath 3 5 For supervisor 1st and L L. WllllamsW) f. J. Wllliarpd# '55 >. C. Eyclesby-y For supervisor L W. Abbey L Shriner ‘ . K.. Babcock ~ Mewed by J^E IT ^w“r8t1r^«hw‘ran',,*,hT?. Sherth (MdhM* >U> 1 on MM, fc> ten ««. tiling. ■ niu ■ I1?'000 ,tbel B«u *»ln*| the K*Mr frrtzfip Telegraph Company ha| been rife; missed from court The suit was <Txn- Baroar ta Ure makUro M portraits. m» 311 IM ®«®S«bS uh d'iv •LMaes of lhLs kind.are-sot commvn. that tbay areAdroc.toitbB ,news.,market,out 1 * •»'« Z M«fl. tnlt R rt sul-.-hreq bus • t“"® j^ Jn^tofliceikiui-ibeen established at Spring Brook, of Kalamazoo county | •• . Turner who was foreektlqj,^** W. T. Barker, of NaahvA.G man. He has sued H. M." rciMte. ** aaalgnment several months ag«h I ? Boice for the small sum ot 8300.01)0. . The verv imnnrtnnt „,1„ i„ T ...1712' C ’ troubles ort^lnated fttfeHhd’ WnirtwUJti- of Ktntlpratn with the Barker B^alo Qw :XeW3 ntudrts 'thatntrxrertngi men claim that Nashville Is tbe brightest .busi­ | ness town of its size in the state. I Whf.rH^, ' •WfW'Wtomim eoattell of The County teachers association met In we City of Hastings, having carefully can­ Middleville Saturday, and had a very in­ vassed the returns filed with the recorder teresting tlm«*. from the different wards of the city.. And * WmKskas, ~ ‘ “ ippj foyaiiip the persons low to Inst®. a plurality c I1H ridhr.. ried zff.!o/zv<’T£F-&L4 k •iared d u I•.wWQjAytq fur the city of HaW#g<7s1vW?«dwiWXni Holbrook to the office of recorder: Charles boracs through Fn-eport streets Section WL Warner to the office ot UxirtUCK. WU-. d*y- Perk hit rig waa tipped over, and the Ham H. Miller to tbe office of marshal*. Rua ownpanrrBumpedAmlo-the ground rather anil B. Wightman to the office ot Justice of uncetemotdotiMy. Luckily none were ser­ tbe Peace; MUo J* Williams to the office of iously Injured. ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A SEWIXC MACHINE? •• •[ .•. ..7 i-l -.'i-w ’.t >i » ,jf, tiltrodt rl I.'..’ ! If MVWy'dfthb'mi^’ jrha sella at the same price to tbe poor muu pr, woman as,tp the'Hrfi. Rf&wM charge you $55 for a poor machine ttnd sell tjiq samp fitjle of machine to an­ other fon^SS as doaome dealers.'. Oh. tio! ' <‘HUA S®^a-w2»a8fiS»S The Dollar of the Poor Man ■■ TmT D. Den Bleyker or.^,lam,uo will move' , hie eerrtaje hetory t0 Swrtnew. ba.lnr made suitable arrangement! with the Sag­ inaw Improvement company. 3'Geor«e Imlyn s baker ll.laj In Qj«i< ilaryrsklp^rjpx |>>t wrek. Iravin* 111, rjWamo^Kqwiee,, t„d in ln destitute d«Ul»Mdreh* men Hi ward. A^ply t«. w. F. POWERS. HARDWARE STORE. : Cleveland and Harrison ■partura develop ___ another wife tn ’. j Both B«Mt **For»L«fld ^h««qL** make it very bed for i him. Allegan Is going to buy some tmtehinea I to crush rocks with and wlU anun have J aomxada that are roe,la. Instead' wearing out In a year or so they will stay ■* foreyer. . *» ’ .. Is just as good io Trav. as the dollar, of tp<; rich. Hc *''■ The Light Rihwlni} WoHd Renowned DomMie. I he >'e Home and some other first-clasp machines. t . He will sell you a machine for a sniail payncii. 1 ■ and the balance in mbnthly payments if desired It will pay you to call on him before you bn: Needles, oils and parts for nil machines, T PH ILLI P$' .atxiM 'twafoe Jv lerw/ftaaan'. Jew.U ■ write . �•nriKortSi <atr.~wE«* M Ua~wmF erla. pneu- •elf, and it thrilled him to ted to ee. flood's touch on his arm. portant meeting with railroad friends. Rosalie often ■ Belt -in' impulse toward JXjKS .>*Wf\vUreU-na^la । It baa had were going writing to Ellis, bu| qpJt^.( as often she just as they met MAn .with a recoiled from tho thought She. sotnewide brimmed hb> face, waa leuureW&repK tion opposite to tb^Bj&Q then the .would start and tremble af the. “Why. that—that W0B idea of talking with a murderer. The ,’tdta^n^wfll have anathes organ fac­ it not?” she added almost moor child—for in experifeuce Rte wm "1 believe it was." he rj ^carotl)- mere—could do. nothing five tory. not eee hia face." brood over this strange dark subject by ■ Africnii ^ methodists rted.'calM'xa new “But I thought he wi day and dream of ii by night.’ Mildred 41niretp«i Jj rille." sjie itairnflired. \ Fain came often to nee her, and they ag­ \ Tbe\^l>. at xMfaeit Eaton gravated rather than softened each. ILfiidayA...^ other's distress. • able emotion. Ho fel t a respOTsIvepang - Mrs. Roosevelt quickly noticed tfef leap through his own braart at the niece’s trouble, arid after a little thought ..thought of any man save himself caus- attributed it to a tender feeling on her "■ |ng tiiat tender flutter. part for Colonel Talbot It would have “ ” ',y‘We shall reach the spot I spoke of in pleased Aunt Marguerite very much,.if .. a few moments now," he said, uncon­ Rosalie must marry, to see her become sciously quickening his pace nnd draw­ tlie-wife-of a represeutativaaonthi. ;er. ing her rapidly nlong. Hke Talbot Qf course sho wr^ not in­ At length they came to where a street formed of hia engagement with' Miss had bean temporarily walled across to Fain, as it bad not become public, and prevent travel in it during the erection be was wealthy, of good family, h.indof some public improvement. Here Tal­ aome aud fascinating. But Aunt Mar­ BY NAME-THOMPSON^ । bot paused, finding their further progress guerite was, too shrewd a woman of the barred fay the wr.H across the afreet world to venture any meddling. She OOPVHlOIrt BY eMCRICAN NtESS AS3OCIAT.OX. ISUI. "i suppose wo shall hare to forego the shrank from contemplating such a thing pleasure I proniWl,” he said; *Mt wopld as Rosalie leaving her, even to mart)" a be a long wny around.” low country aristocrat and she waa CHAPTER XV. “1 think we might better go back, any­ afraid to have tho subject of love con­ BY JJOONUGnr. . way,” said Rosalie, "the half hour is al­ sidered between them, for fear that if ready quite gone, I fear." ’ once the thought got started it might •'Oh, too.” exclaimed Talbot, "it is im­ never stop. possible, We haven’t been ion minutes So Rotelie wasdeft to bear the burden coming,*' He looked at bis watch, hold­ of her suspicionsj her doubts, her fears, her hon««. nil nlona. It was a great load ing it in ;i spot of moonlight. for a bright, innocent, unsophisticated RoBnlie-had turned about and he could mind to be weighted with. It could not do nothing morn than turn nlso. They wholly drive out the-gaycty, aud sprig’’twere bath,quite surpri>>dd to find that the lineai: it did not blot the rotes and dim­ ,m.in they had snpjxised torbe Ellis hail ples from' her cheeks,- nor did it dim her evidently followed them. He was stand­ eyest bnt it hung like a cloud on f.ie ing, or rather he was in tho act of turn­ horizon, all the tune threatening to ovefcaat Iler whole sky. ing away, not fifty feet from them. WORK - W CONGRfifiBr And alter the typhoid fever. fl HEART DISEASE D ____ LGN Statistics show that one in four has a weak or diseased Heart. The first sympt-iu? are short breath, oppression.’flutter-■ ing. faint and hungry spells, pain in side, then smutbing, swollen, a ankles, dropsy (and death,) for which Dr. Miles’ New Heart Cure is a marvelous remedy. Fine book on Heart Diseare, ‘frith, wonderful cures. FREE at druggists, dr 1 addira Dr. Miles’ Medical Co., Elkhart, Indiana. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, Hastings' Citv Bank, Hastings, - - Mkh. a APITAL $75,000.0; SURPLUS S7.iaw.liU. Open r<>r-bu?'.uet»sDec. i: Lm*oii. President r D. W. Reynold*. Ost«•” ntLEtrnw: . Dan W. Reynold*, W. H. Pouers, ». a. Robinson, R R. Messer. uth. Chester Messer. P. T. Colgrove. im -rest paid oil time ctoposlts and 'g.« neral Emiitiu Business Tranractca. - PUGRATE UjlMR. >( M».-hig»n. County of Rxrry- "Be tcili MU you If he (jctu the chnnce.'\ Volonel Talbot l>ecr.jne a frequent vis•!ty -it HistinKs. In said tmirdy. or. itprat’Roosevclt place, and, his ipprked tv. t r ji It day of Mareh. in th* year .attentions to Rpsalie iiii^ht iliave ate uw! eighth hundred and nlnety tvfo. it. ''hnrl-s W. Armstrong, Judge at tractdl some notice from one’ less nutt-T of the estate ot William F. wrapped up in tho young girl’s happiness , drCtmsfd. ■ than Aunt Marguerite. As it was. how­ tdriigand fllitig the petition duly r:-rlJ. <.'. Ati triB. h brother-in-law 6f said ever, almost everyday saw him spend nt il, prtivlng timt a certain instrument least arr hour in her company. Ho did r.ie in tiiB court, purporting to be the i uid testament nf said Cseeaard not dream of being in love in her. He f-jfc perfect^;; s-cure. knowing that he ^flfculd man^• .Miss T.„. ’ Fd»r*w.tMn • -fdvta /JZrtXIUUX <;ns. . May ot .April. A. D. l.i&. nt ten oVlock in !i- (••rciKK'tt. l-o ns«lgn«dfortbe hearing ot sidd ; • (vii. aud that the heirs at lawof udiTdeceas-. i. .nd all other reruns.,IntereMM in said Male. a.v requ'red to*altea* Mft&esslon oL .ii'i then of b* libl-tal & Vii. i-rjti*t< Hr-, (ii th- city nf Ha-aunts. in *atd cpuutr, . 1 . Ii any there be; why the prayer ■■ te’.FJ -Acr mar nor tre-pratnce.-ATKh ;.’C:rber'i«reo‘ns lntere-<:ejm Iti" estate, >>■ ndei.cy <■( «aid i>etltlon, and-the lo-ar / n uldli 'l hi the Hamtiaiih BANNER II ll«WS. ;•tinted and circulated hi said County of •• one* hl 4>rii wwit tor tone® successive - prevteupio ..udid-iy of heAdat. - Tn uiLM W.-dGStWitoso, Judge ot Probate. drawing him deeper‘end deeper into the gar Julian’s departure for Jacksonville. -ftosaittrm al.-nrc on the Roosevelt verauda, thruinmmg on anda, lightly lightly thramming on her her banjo, banjo, i and singing broken snatches from one of the little French songs her father i hod taught her, when Colonel Talbot's baritone -joined in. Hohadcomethrongh I the little^^fTHJ^atu Irrnkup thejnvp^witii' Moaout attr She ti 'gnt^ IL utc brtAi—ii Grand Itapld-f,"Detroit |H. M. |, J*. TT~ .. ainu-Kt itaptiH rcahMTof mt toiwfa^Jt&rength5 ,, (Lansing ., Graod Lpdgc... iManiksi-Mn .. (SinCela . WiHHihiiry Ar .brand Rapids • ininrt Ledge Portland idelup fcht. he frit [presei «? >*• a. “• claimed iu a hnanT'.vhlBp»Tr“he will kill you if ho gets the chqnce.” Her ex■ateaimtt and- wliqftude thrilled him "Oh, tl’.ereA no'tkmgur," he replied in voica IjgKixe nntl^ unsteady. He had not taken teu partis wljwi lie IfiaRl’ttre' a click of tho gate latch, pnd then Rosalie called, in a low. thin voice. "Colonel Tallx^r.’ r• ’ C0NT1NLED I.itHa Girl'ai Experience lit m LIkIiiIiouav. Mr. awl Mrs. Loren I'resooUarn keepers nf the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand Beach, Mlali.. and are blessed with a daughter, four years old. Inst April she waa taken itown Witb measles.' fallowed with a dread­ ful cough a»>d tinning Into a fever; Doc­ tor* al lujnie and Detroit treated her. but In vain. *br grew worse rapidly, until she win a mere "liandfnl of tonnes.”—Then :• he tiietl Dr."King’s New Diswoven anil after the use of twoaml a ludf tool ties, was couiphdely cuml. They' Hay Dr. King's New IB.-Hoverj’- la north Its Vreiaht in .gold, yet you cun get a trial tattle free at W. II. tlopdyear’s drug store. Slreuf-thalid llMilll, if you ere nnt taking strong and lictdtliy. Dry M<-<trie Bitters. If • la grippe’’ has Igfr ytni Weak-and weary, w<« Ek-elrta Bitters. This remedy acts ilheciW on liver, stomach aiul kidneys, gently. aiding UniSi! orf,TW5 to perform their functions, (f you are afflicted with' sick lieadkchc. you w0l iind speedy and permanent relief toy taking Etectrle Olttnrs. t’nelrlal' will convinev ,you that tlilx la \ the remedy you ftectJ. UiTge tattles only 50c. at W. JL Uj ear's ding •’bee. Th'6 !>i-st' fcrive' In the worijl for oou, bruiHvs. xnorwi ulcerr,. s$t, rhentn. ’fei'H sores, totter, chapped hands, chilblains, c<irt»s, and all skin eruption^, anil twwltlvc_ly. .cures’ piles or no pay required. It is guuranlecalo glHrpCTTtTt • satisfaction,1 or money refktifdnl. Price 25 cents per bbx. For sale by W. 11. Goodyear, the druggut /tZJjl L He slow R- strode toward IffirnonicT driving out of his mind Rosalie’s words of warning. Suddenly a man confronted ■ J U’j him. He stopped short. •‘Is that you. Colonel Talbot?’’ ’ said a voice, deep and husky, that he did not fflJ m^yesflitf <>UL ging ttaH jaws merrily nnd .taking-nnw: i evidently humorous view of the treasures.. ,r •*Gee, git oa ter de old Wakte,?’- Waa the dfi cri de I'nma whinN one of these ingenio«ani yiung critjes uttered at the sight of * Rembrandt before which various uraid qM pcraons ajti! spectacled •Miw didn.'t Chew, tobacco,' but I take it theff tittitude before the monument^ of Greet aijd’.' Homan ‘Civilization was ce-cutraHy that ot' Cherry Hill. Cherry Hill vrttictffii '.«■*' • rhft' merit of frankness 'anyway, “HWy-'l smoke! I’d die ff I drawcd'dat: in n nflle,”1 quoth one irreverent youth before an old master. Barbarians thete. tart not half aa barbaric as the guilty wrqtch whd 'hi -rtsponsible for that "Getoto” algA. I wootttr ' the Greek- gods don’t go on strike.—New ■ Mexican »’c*th«r Wark, ' > •- <’ ’ U’j > There are not many remains of tho andent Mexican fuathor work Wkicb-exclud the surprise of the SjMinish conquerors of the New' World. The meet famous suiriving specimen is tbe standard, described by Hochstcttcr. which Is now in the Vienna Ethnographical museum. Another speci­ men lias been dlMcovered by Mrs. Zeiia Nuttall in tho Schlbss Ambrae, near Inn* brtrck. It is mentioned in an Inventory, drawn up in 159^ of the treasures of the csst’e. -This very valuable relfe isthe dec­ orative part of a round shield made of littcrliicud reeds, and consists of feather mbwiles representing a' monster, the contours of which are fastened by strips of goH. Formerly'the shield wah adorned with costly qnetrai feathers, only small frag- : meats of wfcich surrfve. Globus, which' •' hte an Interesting note oh tho subject; speaks’ of rimilkr :oM. Mexican shields h> ■ the Stuttgart museum, and refers to *■ ' statement of StolU to" tht* effect that ls»auttfnl ftethbr ornaments are still made by the Indians of Guatemala.—Nature. - . English J»Q»tm<M>. . j .t; •The postmaster general haa issued In--ttrudioDB to tbe surveyon* of the poatoffloe throughout the kingdom that in future vacancies, whether , temporary or perm*nent, among the rural and provlhdnl town poeUnea are to be preferentially filled by thoappoinunantpf soldiers of gopd char­ acter belonging iot the reserve, or having , ^be Guards'’Employment aociety." " ’ Thia system <Jonnot at- present, be adopted in' the xuutropolL»,i because up. to. a certain period tho telegraph messengers were en­ gaged ou the prospect of bang appointed j to vacancii* M postmpu who a qf proper age, upon approved aorvlgn and on itassing a certain examiaatwn. But about; 1G.00Q. places will thus be opened., tp soldiers, They will, of course, have to pass-the ?x-. amination prescribed by the civil service coramiRsiocprs, and t.hoir good character, must be vouched for by the prilitAryantboritiaa.—LoudenTk-Bitu jj rl! :■■ ‘ P| f! ( XJ ' ... '/. , , A bfr.ytKiirfth’s tools of ■ the pYescBt day* tire almost It!rntitinT’crith those used in UK Mime trade over JOO yvars ago. ■ z •>'( ■ ’’• uf i >j±sar. ,.;.tal i->47-vv...’h» -.t.-iiJ nh —--------------------nr«i»T<^T Pw. ~_________ Agent—Sue ^harermy little-man, what beautiful things I have in my wagon. I’m selling bicycles. Ask your hither if he doesn't wnnt to get one for you. Farmers Boy—What’s the price! Agent—Fifty dollars. .Boy—Phewt I aay; you tell pa that’s a new machine fcr plantin potatoes and may- 8PUINGFIELD, HL, jV il tU~The Jrand Army encampment ml iirsl^d Into | day afternoon after cl J ing^pj fc wing JtThese pllliUn^r.tBlflcglycori ouuded. officers: Department co nn^adcr. Jtain anTunlform TttPpripf _. Lyicc commonly following the me ot pills. Ed Haring, of Mars W. 1 They are adapted to both tulufts and ehil- commander, . Junior j rice ' t'MiHiLurthr • :l safety. We guarantee Kankakee; Every individual ought to consider the IdptB with — perfect tour far meals a sacred one, not to be in... ______ qual in the cure of sick A. I*. Srhimptf, of 1’qpi th')y have no equal kuded upon by any ordinary ciro»headache, constipation, dyspepsia and tor, J. K. Corbus, uf bllioutiiiesr, mui. as :y> appetizer, they nx- 1 W. G. Cochran, of Ifet frigtliif: councfiVof . administration—Ixjwa Krbgboff,-; NmK-/ 4 Ville; A. D. CadwallnM tOBATE URDKR Venable, Macomb; T. X Rod „ ______ and O. F. A very, I’omiofii? • • .titate of MleU l^&iunly nt Barry—ss. . „.»■■■■. tfroio Probate Court for the Said a <S«mk1 Word for'AIger. County of Barry, liolden at the Probate Ofifce in __ . . | The resol utiugs affijgnjn! faith InCom- the citv of Hiiltings, m raid county, on Tues­ I have Miffcred for years with rlicurim- »*1« R-A. Alg8»d*~ ’ tgjioo, tism. loss of appetite, and tllsvrderod bluul, ln congress appi ? Var h’4 iMS H-.t-'Tle jfestata of James .nd.tttrpr.^ndluro or Uu>e ..,.( money Imd nlm&t gi . eii^ up nil hopes of ? on're.iLui&wij’.luE'tM ri&ittagduly verified relief. Hr«big-alJ.lltthr<l"s^Klieiimittic The next at Sprin^naia. I es« TO«i>ds^i Syrup. I gra«r«ti la«t resort, nnd ME la K«U urqnu^r " THE ILLINOIS GRANO ARMY. Captuin Eil llnrlan Elcctciip«p0|i went to the Metropolitan Mnwn cC there^tiJamde rXdji The ftguru tutaKl? p-issiiJg 'ncPofei a tto ha i/him ..... flhnr- fleck of moonlight. Talbot saw tho face m an i 11 the and instantly remembered it The next he wri Mits moment something struck him on the iu»e Icity ■ te felt head, a dull, heavy blow, and ho foil al narry upon the ground still and sensaless. Tlie the best/ fit pxake figure stooped over him and hurriedly but coolly searched his pockets, until n QU* (build almost <-ntire in Ibis court purporting to bathe bust will and lid head paper wns found, which it c.irefaijy ex- after using six teslaiwnt oLsnd d>.*<*ffurd te admitted to pro­ relhtf.' I Mii.tafirablu to work on my farm A‘^were amiued. as if to l»e sunj^of..^’ Washington, April d—^An/atiniksis hater, ’ ’ ttilon of raid estate I have not done in . fiM had thim rapidly ■te tfi iUoner vr some other the vote on fne woo) sMowa that uvtry advise nil persons suffering suits’ jngbt fond the publican voted nay, every indepeiulpni id. that Tnesdav. tbe jfrft^rfamtnntism and other blood troubles, Utpfnce n ru^|pT that. cuurtjii®> wall, and waP dug and Wi.alien ojfock In the Alliance 'mall :.«ndr qvcry,D^rh 0< medicine. * H been found i eg jMw listening through tiie jjofo. WI Haiiwick Perht. | yea except* two--Antler' and' Babbitt W iscoiihin.. The inim clutched a 'slat of tiib gate as dcady>£ Bored by some unknown'per-' Thurman. Mich. \ 7 j i < jki the papeni were brought iu■ ®*Boldby W. II. Goodyear, prepared only l»y } iculiu*>r:i|i' ‘3tuLii licda/L 3 f!5 u if to rend it. then turned and r.nd walked son. iined a full account.. Cotaijtpk j MBlood i i Blood of Hr* Washington, April 8.—A dispatch re-. onb’c. fntfce City of Hx^ilnKS. fn tel<TCounty. Talbot wj!#-..^«rt"ihK*di..tait hud l)Ssi Oii'l yiow cause. It any Ibero be, why the prayer p the s ceived from Genoral Jameati. (£Uisf]mm thf iq'tltaoer may not.be granted. And It la kjiocked-tenseltws by ii blow from A ' Jackson voted to bond Itself for 870.000 suites that he is much belief; that tie'has Turtlier onwred. that Sahl pf!H loner give notice siudtlag ar soiri^xuch htatrnmdnt. His to Ihn persons interested In said estate, ot th* said: 1 pa.uct! the turning ppbit, and the chances to secure an increased supply of water, i pemdi ncy ot M>.ld petlttpn and the hear»i< “Let ua go walking—thia splendid condition was extremely critical. It bad \ Since Monday morning Bronson hip arc for rapid pmpypfwrfic-dt.ip, bis , e^iylb ibfrAiiftoXanfiimxt-pnw ot this order to bo piibnshnfl'tn' tta naAt'rrgs Rannf.ii. a newsMoonlight makes an enchanted world df been impossible, so far. t^ .restore liis^ tnree hotels—two drj- ones and a wet onk niper printed and circulated In said County of consciousness, and no clew to the perpe-* the city. 1 want to show you the love­ Harry, ernef In each week tor three succetalve vfreks preffous to said day ot hearing. liest spot undgr the sky." Iwrenbo-; Judge ot Probate. cause, tire. mystery. No robbery had been com­ mitted. The colonel’s magnificent gold If out of order, use Beecham's pills. ‘ Christian minister: at Indianapolis,-----have been indoors all day." " ' J;Jflncej jrf > HojmU, rfchtfafnl with AL1JKRT WEST, old-time newspaper man, When she returned shp liad a light 'He was shooting at anolMf wtMtafn,* wls' adqultijd at Chicago. MORXGAGE sale. He wnbfue scarf over Iter hffiltL and BeT fa^o undisturbed on his person. Captain J........................... ohn,31.. Eastec veteran of , Dcfnult hating Veen made in the.cnndJOona (WWi'-i jSW"**'' henmed the more witchingly from/ the without enemies, so far as the j*' _, the Black Hawk » ar.Ia»JL harl<«dpt>, Ilk Heavy losses were caused by the wind react- \ 4Jow bright locks of her hair could discover, and not the slightest Colonel George H. Gillis,'aurAtoga win date-l February 3d. A. D. poo. and recorded .reason for his assassination suggested it- at I’GUtinc yesterday, plate glass and show-, yvte| ovc^ hJf broad forehead. afJ*hot going serenading," s(ie ’self, eave that it was darkly hinted that cases being preferrt-d. raid, taking the banjo “nd putting it $n political intrigue might have Iqd ^LiVmortaagfM. ou pa«e i» and said mortgage was A certain carpetbag caudidato for coA WILLIAM CLARKl head of a well-known on th»- 20th rtav of February. lrt», smlgned to a chair; “Wntapay^I may gone grass, who had been beaten mwnly bj^ Sarh-n T. Gorham which said aasignmant waa banking llrm, ut New TotR.; . r • ly*Twjorrtr«|. Mi »hicb mortgage there la Judge 1). J. ARNOLD, of'fldllittrdfMielT., Talbot’s exertions, was none too gtad, so i nK-tlTone midst ih« <lateofihl« nntleethe ___ _____ . . , _________ _ at Washington. , Mini of two hundred thirty dollars ai.-d Uitrtybot’s arm. feehnjfCdeep rAnoo orreou- the papers stated, to have done the deed, the blood loaded with impurities. owlng;to j James D. MAXT^ibWS, jwpinmcqJ, cjjj- irlnM..»nt« unri .n oj tweftty-fiva seeing that in his own state. Kansas, he .mil rity,— mingled « girlUh con«::ou«a®» -----------raid morteacr arid no ’ ’ ' erclsc. close contlnment In po0r-1 ren of Casa co^p^, gLjV jgl^a^m* - ...with * nty, uiiu^*w suit. had once been convicted staling!, —jliku... the sitqaw hating ter n tnstlpowibllltiesof llll^dnlUiiieil eil shops mid aud homes, arMI and otljer <>tl)cr |! Jerkmiah »MMSEl^rtrAsukefVJ^ tii-.« BMy* secured by said The blow fell heayily bn Mildred 'Fain. ■ wu„. It ________ fion. must— bo remembered remembered that she ... yw.»— ■ 'hh' is the canon caaoe of the ditll, Denmuu Thompson's “Old Bomesteiul” cmireS This Nnw. tn.-n-f ire. by virtue of Um renter of sate was fresh from tho reading of stories f|U As days and weeks passed by. with no aluggtali, tired feeling so general at this j tompany, at Chicago^ IcantaLed hi jftmjrortgag*. and the statute la change in Talbot's singular condition^ '?nknighflr^cyQpub/^0Tir3, of prinqcB season, arid which must bu overcome, or . ReV Dr. J, A. Bet^ nrt^eAt b?. th£ Miili taw Jn«e3”l provided, notice h hereby .inllis -uiecTan'ii^h'ysAioves for whqm she grew thin, and her face wore the the health may be entirely brbken down- | Golden Gate Theological seminary ntOiik- juAnti the Mn day <,t July, A. D. IWS.ttlten o clock lnth*f.>ft*i>i*«>n. J shall look of one who has little’ loft^b fciriN 1®IK1’.S •JSn -.twarillw—■tarn the | ^nd, CaL men gladly faced death, w £ sell nt nubile, to emj hnttre«t bidder at the north for. Rtaalie witnessed her distress v»h of a lover, sho made him, in en“rt ,MM«* ”»e city ot UiMfKtiW, Nlca'.iran. ithnt being the vtaee « her* a sympathy deepened and strangely cBchampion rans peur et j-aj the circalt court for Harry eountv U l-.eldenL rould vJin jred by tho knowledge she carriad. SIB. the nreidsra described In said I’lurtinge, oc ro :>c necessary to pay th* :tod by the had told no one what alio knew abont Kive, l<. <(>- bdml tb« purity .P<1 quality “’F. «. rture must tho matter, aful tiiia secrecy preyed upon iiHTtiiarvlo bmhI h allh and urt-rCumra Brigadier General TnnMJB’W.-SirBSNr, IfH. lM« ttftrj hvhfigl iflZL wHbmt attmwBv’i fee ot Sweniv-Gve dollars J । retired, at Astoria, N. Y. be lofty aud Hanims'pore;' He must be a her. No 'dbhW rWH<$mN corevyital lor therein, tho prenvM** betas I Judge JQUN .Jf. Pi/ax^B, at Waterford, <towr!ted In said mhetgago aa til tint oarrti Launcelot in bravery, a Bayard in honor. Mrs. Roosevelt Had it not been for "her New M|chigan phstnMistew; L.-Lnmitn N. Many young girls have such a drepm; aunt's deepseated prejudice against Then, too, cjrctmwtances tad nt GoixihnrL Emmet county; 1,. Kellogg ,1 E. D. Schneider prominent Grand but with Roralio it wm a hereditament, Ellis. • Army emn, nt St. Jatwph, Mich. rendered the young mlm’a guilt a matter at Sir! •kltmd, Berrien county. ----- A ---------------r—t’^lter. ----»ber. Tho republican’ will contcel/tke election | General Charles W. Field, at Washing­ Yankee Pprii-gt tnetudiag mil wldibat said hi* of mystery, if not of serious doubt, in i rm cl< Point and running feuttiea«l or tlreretiioms to ton. •• . /. her mind. No one blue seemed to sus­ the .vnld-v ot tbe mirrorsp( sakl Feint near the al Wyardott. alleging that 40 ballolta were | pect him. and-iu fact hia pretence in the thrown out uh being Illegally folded. ‘ lD.u». T. GOXHAM _______ ..LaLt nF th,, Hr:m mtljoying tb« tatay brom Jud tho moonr-ntiw.lv 1 Bevw* Mukson, most widely known of Mortgagee. risfyin] <It deiif 'into ’Woofitirj ' -nnfield inging. >Jier to 3Vir Talbot ami Rdsalie looked at each other inquiringly as Ellis, if it was he,' walked diagonally across the street at a rapid pace, soon hiding himself among the trees of a little park . "Surely t^at was ttqt. Ellisr oafd Tal­ bot in a half suppressed voice: "he yvould not act. so strangely.’’ ' "Let'tis return at once.” said Rosalia with a shudder. A muMqn.' setae‘of danger hid ahmtet overpowered her. "Never fear.” said Colonel Tidbot; "no doubt tlx? mr.u means no harm: but if he were a robber he. would not attempt: anything in this port of the city." She c|ung more closely now. nnd in at '.shaking voice urged him to take hot ;h^e 'inickly. He thought her excite-; nrentine there timidity of a yonng girt If he had known all that she knew he' wimld not Jiave wondered at her emotion. ; Qu Urcir way back to the Roosevelt mansion they talked little. Rosalie hung heavily on hia arm. When they pggjd.it; she "0*1 the little gate .Ijp oven< 'P*-"d 41uMigluAE<!.'im.!«T#Ty y turning •‘>f *' 'WArfttryUTpir, April 7.Wo!bMW«wntir admlnlsf rtition’Ar^h 'te'tBU Al!r^'‘ q'tes-' ti^.'^^.tarth^dlscuwdoi of tho army clause in Ute Julian' bill,' teethed- the, tonate all the^lay.; The vote on retaining the hbiwe pcovisioa ta-the bill toauthorizo the president to detail army officers ivt Indian afeeuta waa'in the affirmative and not on barty lines. Tho bill was ftnally passed, and au executive session waa held. Au 'agreement wMeteuibod ttvtite have limiting debate oh the first section of the woof Mil, and thb entire session waa devoted to the dhcusslob of^the measure tender tho five' mihute rule. The debate was without interest* The amendmint io strike out-"‘WooF whs defeated. Tho bill vi-rm reported to the bouse by the com Ini ttiee, but-no action was taken. : ■ ■ Washington, April a—Tbe senate de­ voted the entire day1 yestetday to tbe Dis­ trict of Columbia appropriation 'hill, It wns only paitiy completed at adjourn1 ment, and a Hot debate was iu progress on the proposition to appropriate -flOJ.OOO to help defray the expousea of .the visit of the Grand Army encampment to-Wash­ ington. Wilson of West Virginia closed the de­ bate on the free wool bill in tha house, and the bill .was then passed without amend men,V by » vote of l&x to 00. Funs­ ton of Kansas denounced a statcinant in The Voice that ho btu! been aecn drinking Intoxicants in. the house restaurant ns « lie, and the correspondent who wrote it a» a “low-down skunk." The cotton tie bill was then taken up and debate waji pend­ ing at adjourhniyut. Wamwnoton. April 9.—The senate yes­ terday putwccl, the District of Columbia appropriation .bill, including au appro­ priation of 8100,t>00 for sustenance and quarters for. the Grand Army encamp*•usnt (which wns adoptetl by a vote of 41 to 10), arid adjourned till Monday. ' Tho house concluded the general debate on the cotton tic bill and n vote will be taken on the measure today. The bill was advocated by. bimpsyn (Alliancu)r whp said he was a free trader nnd -welcomed anything that looked that way. At the night MMion six pension bills were passed. Washington, April IL—General debhte on the cotton tiM . bill wasvlosed Satur­ day by Turner of Georgia. Dalrz-U nf Pennsylvania npokejn opposition thereto. The bill was paaswl by a vote of 167 to 46,' three Democrats— English of New .Jersey, Colwarn ot Wisconsin and O'Neill of Miasiutirl—voting agnfnsv it.. The free tin* plate bill was introduced.’ Eulogies ‘were then delivered upon the lata Hog.,IL H. Font, of Michigan. W-tSHiNirtoN; April 12.—Stewart intro­ duced rtotno remitttlon* in tho senate' yesterday nbTiougl£. designed to get at tbe facts upon which Sherman basod hiarecent staunnent that fllvpr. certificates bate a dollar’s'value In gold .behind duih cue. Ex-Senator Blair asked an investigation of his rejection as minister to China, in secret scasion ttfe'office of ek&utivc clerk । was vacated, its bqldcr, Yonng, being ! charged with “lenkifig" executive seen'ta. The house passed a bl!! to make/West Point, Va., a sub-port qf entry and deliv­ ery, nnd also to repeal’ ihq act aut horiting the secretary of wnr to lease tbe plet-aLthc entrance of tho Chicago rtVtfF. Tha retaainderof the day ,Was devoted to tlie ensiderati'jn of bills relating tai tbe Disct of Columbia. • i.- . • --------- B**tai*f*m In a Mn—f.---------- -u_ rilft Edmore Stanton Ionia [•rand Ledge] ! stop P.trior cars on all traly Id* and Detroit. 4M<>IWs* made in Union station. Grand Itapidi with tbe t'liicAOOA W»t Michigan ’ Railway fob "* VP tv^KKV. sJ**avpltQ#TOUte toMaa ’ Jrafcwt'lJireif rnnd N«pi«(B8forC.Uhica;:o. 'OA-' Mind ija, p. M.. •n-.M P. M. Arrive Chicago I’. M.. r.a$ P. M. and 7:06 A M. Leave for .Manhtce and Travers.‘ M. and 5:17 P. M. / idTiMhehf W I’arlor enra on day trains anil _ n^ut trains to Qhlcaco. NOTJCB F01 Ntako ot Michigan, CLAIM* A •.tors to prinear th*Ir claims against the estate ut Washington K. Ferris, late of said county. <irv, aud mat all creditors otsaid dMBafrd are required to present their claims BflM Probate Court, at the Probate office. in the (lily .of listings. for examination nqg allowance,? n ■uid f. the 2 the 2tth bated March. 21lb. A. ». 1MZ ISS •• oA’Arisa.’saiSK- �Additional LoeaL too win fl*! b*nr»ln« l» b"! UJfcCor s. «» Mutual Life Ina Co., of New 1ortR 18 endowments paM- .- • • — ” M death claims paid last week. 182,388 95 l“ ducemcnta to buyers. W« will «Hl «««1‘ In !!» oartmrnt at .fluul wte! olben p»y Sr*. Ranxmber we sold mw'lT •>> Total claims paid last ’"«*-*£**’ “ Average daily payment*..... JM»,0fl3 Tfl J. M. McElwaix, tail- bare Mr. S. D. Shepard, Special Agent The Mutual Life Ina. Co., of New York, Dear Sir: I wish to express through you my thanka to the Mutual Life for the very gratifying resuite ot my endowment policy recently matured and paid by that company. The company'.* check for >1010.28 «vaa only 87.50 less than 5 per cent compound inter­ est on all tbe premiums paid, besides the taino uf the protection for 15 years. Gxo. K. Moxto omxky. Cashier Kllllngton-Nat’l Bank. The Michigan Central will on April J. M. McElwaix, Special Agt, 13th and 14th sell tickets from Hastings to x Hastings. Mich. Detroit and return. at the rate ot one ami one-third fare good going April 18th and 14th, and returning not later than April 15th on account of Itepubflcan state con­ .Following are tbe real estate transfers vention. Tickets not good on main line for tbe week ending March, 20 1893, as trains, No. 5. 6, l‘J and 20. taken from the books in the register’s office: M. A. Gii-lman. Ticket Agent S Crewman to E M Brown lot 7 blk 10 Middle­ vine 823 . J K Bush to M B Gwin parcel Barry *100 Th* Michigan Central will, on April 18, W II Qlncr to O C Barnum ■ e !•£ of s 0 ota IP and 20th. sell tickets from Hastings to e W sec 19 Carlton 518<x> Ann Arbor and return, at the rate of one L.C Kdnxonusio E I. Edmonds MK ac sec 20 and otic-lhini fare, good going April 18th, Johnstown nominal G H BeUou to W R and Mary Ormsbee M ac 10th and 20th, and returning not later sec TO Baltimore *1040 than April 23d ofi nccount of the G. A. R. W L Wilkins to Geo Osborn lot 047 e K state encampment. Tickets not good on City 81M0 Amon Wakefield to Conrad Clever lota 9.10,11 main line trains No. 5, fl, 19 and 20. 12 nnd 13 blk 14 Middleville &0 . M. A. GillmaN, Ticket Agent. Jas Wbltnea to Conrad Clever lot 9 blk 73 Middleville *2S) President Sbortridge. of tlie North FH° B F “d H1Ui liaylefl P*™1’ Dakota State Farmer’s Alliance, has issued PlIeMoe to Clarissa Richards IM ac see 33 an address calling upon the fanners to re­ port their needs in the way of extra trams j to H E Hendrick el nl lot s blk . , and men to do spring plowingand seeding. 58 Middleville saoo A Warner to J B Osgood parcel Orangeville He uqces tbe ntnidst activity and prompt­ 8378 ness. It is estimated that lO.OOO men J W Bentley to Belle M Pancoast's K lota714 ' more than there are in the state at tills and 7XS City »S4O DE Birdsall to Jos Mead 7 ac 17 Castictou ftme will be required. The greatest scar­ MB city of labor is in the Red River Valley. L W Hutton to J F and Minerva Chapman 3 For further particulars call at the Michi­ “VrRoBvestoDktReed l ac seen Hastings gan Central passenger depot. 8500 ' OB Garrett to A J and Elizabeth Huffman 2M The Bijou Comedy Company will ap­ ac sec 33 Baltimore *®o J B Daly to Chas Clark lota 1, 3,3.8, A10 .and pear in Union hall Thursday, Friday and w u lot> 4 and s blk 3 City 83S Saturday evenings of this week. This RI Hendershott to J W and NeUle Lunn w K ■ company comes with the most tiatterlng lots 3 and 10 and e K lots 4 and 9 blk 1 Dunrecommendations. From among the many nine's add City *1600 L Holmes to Wm Ofiley lot 22 Phillips add others we cull this, from the Benton Har­ Nashville Wffl , _ bor Dally Palladium: H J Tooze to David Searles 20 ac sec 31 JohnLast night the Bijou Comedy company Tw Sherwood to N and P Chamberlain W ac gave a creditable production of the pleas­ Vcxilgrove to'l^H^Barlow lot 60 and w H ing comedy drama “Caprice.” The pre­ iwi. j sentation was In the main commendable, lot Ms Cite *1800. „ _ .1 McArthur to P H bclianU: parcel oodland the leading parts being well sustained, and the minor roles carefully balanced. '"Uura Bryant to Smith & Colgrove parcel City *300 A Voyage of Discovery is the title o" P D Campbell to Fred Pierce 80 ac se 5 Hope Hamilton Aide's new book, which will be 82100 R K Smith to 81 Abbey 80 sec 33 Assyria *750 brought out soon by Harper A Brothers. 8 Caswell to W M and Geo Caswell w ae sec It is sot a book of travels, but a novel pre­ ^jS^Tidbot0 *tn Byron Talbot 50 ac Sec 2 senting ap Englishman's impressions of so­ Assyria *830 ciety in New York. Boston and elsewhere. But How Strong the You will have no difficulty In B aatisfactory -election of carpets ifyoubu> of McCoy, the furniture tfbd carpet man. He has the finest line he has ever shown, and Indeed In no rity could one make a better .-election than from him. He shows all tlie latest and most desirable patterns and styles, and Is making some very low prices on them. See him also for rugs, curtains aud drapes. . Some well-known and prominent society people In New York are among the charac­ ters In tlie story. The boot is - said to be partly the result of observations made by the author during bis recent tour In this country In company with Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Stanley. As Mr. Aide is free from the prejudices so often Indulged in by Koglish observers of American manners, ■what he says of fashionable life In New York, Newport, and other places will be of no little Interest to a large class of readers. PRICES. We are. the People tl THE No Name aud residence i Peter L. Esmonds, Baltimore, 301 Mary Ellis. Hastings, i Homer Marshall, Barry, 01 (Grace Bellinger, .. ,. i Huron a. ueai, wun a*nn, 541 May Broward, Prairieville, „ 1 Manley Gallup. City, Lottie Phillips. Grand Ledge, ,,, 1 Eddie Friend, Carlton, 581Clara Lepard. Carttan, We have a few cases of PROBATE ORDER. .te County ot Barry. Holden at tbe In the City of Haatiags. in saldeounty, on Tuesday, the utb. day of April, m we year one thotnam! eight hundred and ninety two. JCpr^cnt, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Ladies’ and Gents’ Rubbers matter of the estate of Isaac StoStr5^l5SXdflilng tiw petition, duly wrifled. of. Moms O. Stanton, son pt sidd deceased praying that admlmAtratlon of saM estate be granted to Charles Pritchard or home othe. Left, which we are bound to sell. Ladies’ Imitation Sandals for Court, then tn beholden at the Probate Office mtbeciiy Of Hastings, to said Count), and show cause. It any there be. why the I'/jCer "t the petitioner may not bu gr.uited. And H is further ordered, that said pcUtioner give notice to tbe persons Interested In said estate, of the pendency of said petition and the. hearing thereof, by causing a copy of tins order to be published In tho Hostings Baxxki^ binewrpsSHJ'SS SSM [A true copy.) Ju<JK® Probata. 12%c. per pair - Ladies’ Croquet Sandals forGents’ Imitation Sandals for - Gents’ Self-Acting Sandals for Boston and Candec Rubber Boots for $2.25 Men’s Perfection Felt Overs, first quality, PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan. CountyofBarnf-w. At a session ot tbe Probate Court tor the County ot Barry, holden at the । rm-ate office, in tho City of Hastings, tn said county, on Wednes­ day, the 6th day of April. In the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-two. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ot ^tothematter of the ertate of Maude M Heath, deceased, and ot deterudntngwbo are or were tbe heirs at law of said dceeaaed. , On reading and filing the fwtitlon. duly vertfled, ot Laura J. Bryant, mother of said debas­ ed. praying for reasons therein stated, that an order or decree be made to this court, detersssrarjTJsr s’.ss.-js'siffi!1 4th day at May A. D. tw.’, at tea u clock In tbe forenoon be assigned for the hearing of said petition and that the heirs at tew ot said deceased and all other persons interested in said estate, are required to ap|»ear at. a se.Mlon of said court. then to be bolderj al the Probate of­ fice, tn the City of Hastings, In said County, and show cause. It any there be. why tbe prayer of tbe petitioner may not 1* granted. And It Is farther ordered, that said petitioner give notice to tho persons Interested In said estate, ot the pendency of said petition and tbe hearing thereof by cai»lng a copy of this order to be published In the Has­ tings BaNXXK, a newspaper printed and circu­ lated in said County of Barry, once m each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing. CHABUW W. ASMSTBOKO. Judge of Probate. (A true copy.) We are Full of Them. Call and See Them Tireless Toilers for Trade. Bankrupt Store HENRY OSBORN, Mgr. ALL OF OUR :NEW GOODS: Are Now io Sloct IS THE We have a finer line of ROSS LEWIS & PIFER SPRING SUITS LADIES' FINE SHOES, C, D. & E. LASTS. Kid and Cloth tops. Button and Lace. Porpoise Shoes, Men's and Boys’, Lace and Congress. Wfl g»l our suits at R. ludgv a Son's ALL THE NEW SHADES Fine line of Rockford Shoes . F. G. STOWELL. ’Tis a FEAT to FIT the FEET, This Year than Ever. With Reversible and Points’ Which will outlast five plain points and cost less. LN THE Browns, Blues and Greys. But WE can DO IT and DO IT NEAT From our choice selection of FINE SHOES. EASTER STYLES. Remember that we are Fine Shoes. your patronage. We solicit Woolley & Bronson, One Price Shoe Dealers: Before you buy. $10, $11 and $12 SUITS IN BROWN TRY ITi And you will buy no other plow. • ARE DANDIES. They are in Sight AT R. MUDGE & SON’S. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-04-21.pdf 2970048b4c08fa1ff7d80ec53f4a64eb PDF Text Text ----------------- ;-------------- The best Advertis­ ingmedium tn Bar­ ry County. Hastings VOL. XXXVI. NO. 51 Banner. HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 21, 1892. A NEW INVENTION Hastings Banner Published Thursdays -y COOSZ BBO3.. Mica. COUNTY NEWS. ■ DRUG STORE For 16 years the leading drug and book store in Hastings. Seconi-Hafid School Books, Hie most complete stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. UI. 5- Goodyear The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. Hastings, Mich. Piano Style Organ YEARS Is a new invention no longer! W 14 V 9 Because they are now well-known throughout VY fl 1 . the United States. When Lehi-Organs first came out, the New York "Music Trade" said: t’Despite the many nttempte which have been mad.- for some time past by reerl-dYgan manufacturers toward -i-iiietliing new in reed-organs in the way of six or seven oc­ tave styles, they have all until but recently failed. It is, therefore, interesting to note the somewhat remarkable sue■ which Messrs 11. G-hr & Co. have attained in this di­ rection." ’ The Chicago "Indicator” said Jan. 16th. 1892: "The suc• - ss of I.elir .fc Co. lias been remarlqtble and affords another proof that the public soon appreciates a really good article.” VpQ If you don’t want to buy.a poor organ, when you I LO, can get the Lehr, the handsomest, best toned and -•asiest blowing Organ in the market at a moM moderate price, ex.-jtnine it at the store of SOLID WEAR JOHN BESSMER, MICH HASTINGS Is the length of time that STERLING INLAID SPOONS AND FORKS Are warranted to last. Also remember you get a Present—“"Good Good Form,’ of . _ $2.00 ___ ______ value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jew­ elry store. Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R, Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. Great Closing Out Sale m $1.48 n -----OF----- AT Hardware, Paints, Oils, Builder’s Fred L. Heath’s Hardware, Buggies, Wagons,’ and Farm Implements, At the It will paper a room 16 feet square including side wall, ceiling and two band border (9 inches wide) with white back paper. Best qual­ ity and new styles in combi­ nations that are as artistic and nice as paper that for­ merly cost four times as much. POWER’S Fred L. Heath, THE DRUGGIST, HARDWARE Bus Jjjf Zast of City hk STOKE Owing to the decease of the late proprie­ tor, this stock must be sold, and to move it rapidly SPECIAL LOW PRICES Will be made for the next This stock is new, clean and large. In it will be found all those articles usually- kept •in a first-class hardware store. The necessity of closing up the estate of the late proprietor alone causes the reduced prices we ar^ mak­ ing. To consumers of kerosene oil in Has­ tings and Barry Co: We have dstablialied an agency nt Hastings for the safe of Snow Drop oil. which for lunjlnatlng pur­ poses has no equal. Being a product of Pennsylvania crude and 155 degrees fire test makes it perfectly safe. It produces a clearaud white light and free of odor, nor does it cause any deposit ou chimney which is so common with cheap and low test Ohio oil. Since July 1, 1891. Michi­ gan allows tire use of 120 degrcep Gru test oil which permits the the sale of kerosene made from Ohio ernde and j^Maeases a larger percentage of sulphur and after ex­ tracting suffleieut naptha (explosive-part) to raise the fire test to 150 degrees or more It becomes useless, so far as producing light Is concerned but at a low test will bum fairly well, still producing a very disagreeable order while burning and load­ ing the chimney with a greasy imbalance. Give Snow Drop oil a trial, the dost is but little different than what you ppy for the cheap goods you nre using and the satisfac­ tion you will get in light will inure than compensate, saying nothing of additional safety. For sale by S. K. Phillips. H. L. Newton and Coeif A Cook. A. D. Matnabd, Wholesale Ag. Hastings. Mich. Largest Circulation of any paper in tkt County. WHOLE NO. 1923 The Whitney baby carriage' acknowl­ Solo, Wild* Blivin. edged to be the beat on tbe market. Low Ode to an umbrella, Edna Brown. prices and easy terms. Call and see them Recitation, Mrs. Caudle’s lecture on um­ at F. W. Grable's, north aide Main St. brellas, Wikla Blivin. a DueL Mrs. A. D. Niskern and Dr. 8. M. A recent reduction on Indies watch Fowler. . ■ movement enables me to sell ladles Story of an umbrella, Arthur Brown. watches cheaper than ever before. Call Musie, 74 in Triumphant Songs. and see them. John Bkbameb, The Jeweler. LIVELY SCRAPPING AT THE DE­ POT. Thursday evening of but week while S. E. Cook, of Charlotte. Sundayed here —Nellie Felgbner spent Sunday with Roy Will was fooling in Busby Bros, bar­ friends here—Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cpok. of ber shop, the fore finger of his right hand Middleville, were guests of relatives In was caughCm a closing door, and his fin­ The this place over Easter—H. A. Durkee ger nail pulled completely out. Will Doelker, who solicits patronage for made hfa» maiden trip as postal clerk the wound is a painful one and will lay him Ford's hotel at the trains, has been in the first of this week on the main line of the up for a while. habit of calling "Take the bus for Ford’s Michigan Central—The fire department Yesterday afternoon as Chas. Emerick hotel, thetreat S2.00-a-day house in the were calltd out Monday morning by the city.” Mr. N. T. Parker, proprietor burning of James McKelvey’s chimney— waa feeding wool into a picker at the of the Hastings house, took exceptions Wool boot factory, one of tiic feed rolls LUtte and Lyda Feighne? were taken Into was forced out of place, got into tbe to this statement, and at the 11:38 n. tn. the Congregational church as members last train Monday Im tackled Doelker, with Sunday morning—The octette club render­ cylinder and for half a second the atmos­ honors about even, neither much the worse phere waa full of flying wood and iron, a ed three pieces at the Baptist 8. S. Easter large piece sailing over Emerick’s head and for the encounter. entertainment in praiseworthy style—Rev. Just before the 2:14 p. m. train arrived, through tbe window. How he escaped Peter Scheurer, the new Evangelical min­ serious or fata! injury is a miracle. He Fred Parker stepped in front of Doelker. ister of this placa, arrived Sunday morn­ was .-itruck over the eye by a part remarking “--------------- you, I heard you ing and gave his tir*t sermon here In the . of the wreck, but was furtlonately only said you could lick any man in the Hasevening—Monday evening a party was slightly hurt. The machine—well there tlugsbouse.” Doelker denied having said given at the residence of James Fleming wasn’t enough of it Icfl to be worth men­ this. Further words passed between in honor of Miss Harding, of Rockford, them, concluded by Doelker requesting tioning. ills.—An apron social at L. J. Wilson’s Parker to keep away from him. At this Wednesday evening of >tlils week—G. W. Julian Ralph, continuing his very pop­ point Parker grabbed Will, and commenc­ Frauds and wife started on a trip to Ore­ ular series of oapens on the great North­ ed punching his face and head. 1-orenzo gon Tuesday evening. west. has written an account of “The Paddock, the bus driver, seeing the trouble Dakotas" for the Jlfay number of Harper’s came down from his bus, he claims with Coat* Grove. Magazine. Those who have read his the Idea uf separating the combatants. G. W. Coats Is now on the sick list—G. former articles will need no introduction Parker laid hHn out with a well directed Mapes has deeded back the 40 acres that to this strikingly comprehensive and blow. While these performances were ,formerly was deeded to him for the nmin- graphic description of one of the most re­ going on. some one mnst have notified N. talnenceof bls father and mother—Our markable portions of our country. Re­ T. Parker; for be, armed with a billiard merchants are having good trade with n ferring to the six new states recently ad­ cue, came running toward the depot, bai­ good stock to select from—Mrs. J. VV. mitted Into the Union. Mr. Ralph says: lees, and with face white with rage and •Wolfe of your city Is visitlug here—Frank In area they are about the size of Alaska, excitement Before he could reach Pad­ Wolfe is no better—Will Chase now wields and they are larger than France. Germany, dock he was Intercepted by friends, if ho the rod Of correction in the Fialier district. Italy, and Holland combined. One of the attempted to cool him down. But sudden­ stales Is greater than Great Britain and ly he darted away from them and rushed Ireland, and one country In that State is tilp to Paddock, who was climbing up onto Services ias usual at the school house larger than New Hampshire. Massachu­ the bueagapj. and dealt him a wicked Sunday evening. Subject. The Oldest setts and Connecticut. The population of blow across the forearm with the butt end Drama—Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Sundayed those six States is about like that of little of the billiard cue. We understand the nt Shultz—Lacy Jones’ little babe is under N.--.V jeney, yet It Is thought that at least Dr. claims one of the bones of the forearm the doctor’# care—Gwin & Co. have re­ half as many perms as arc now in the Is cracked. It iscertainly a painful Injury. paired their store and will soon have a -entire country could maintain life In that Fred Parker was arrested on two sepa­ new stock of gtxxls—Don’t forget the corner of the nation.” Tlie value of a com­ rate counts x for assault He appeared feast oi mysteries at the school house to prehensive and popular exposition, such before. Justice Wightman, plead guilty, night by the Indies’ Aid—Mrs. Gleason as Mr. Ralph gives, of the peculiarities of and was fined 825 and costs for each of­ •was taken suddenly ill at church Sunday situation, soil, and resources of this great fense. We understand tliat he talks of evening—Mr. Clarkson of Banfield was in region Is at once evident appealing to the circuit court. We think town Munday In the interests of the Mac­ he had better pay it and learn from the, cabees—L.' Williams Is grading ou his The “other side” of that school district dear school of experience that It Is neither lots and painting his house which adds controversy In Hastings township has been profitable nor gentlemanly to be an assail­ much to their appearance. Afl follow auit heard from with great emphasis, and sup­ ant In a scrap. —Peter Mosher’s daughter Is quite ill and ported by the prosecuting attorney. They N. T. Parker was arrested, charged with under the doctors’ care—Work ba# com­ claim tint the legal records of the district, assault with intent to do great bodily menced on the woodwork of Pennock’s the vouchers and stubs, agree to a cent: harm. To thia, we understand, he plead store—Will Sibel is having his house that they have offered to settle on the not guilty. painted. John Doonan is doing trie work basis of what these official records show, This whole affair is one of the most un­ —Mr. Robinson Is building a new barn and have been prepared to do this vpfkr fortunate as well as disgraceful in the his­ also Mr. Sibel just east of town. since the annual school meeting: That tory of the town. Whatever may have when the book In which the accounts were been the provocation, and Mr. Parker Woodland. kept left thfm, the figures conesponued claims there has been such on the part of We had quite a snow storm Wednesday with those on the stubs and vouchers, and Doelker, who is not lacking for words, we night—L. D. Warner’s new sign lias taken that they aro not responsible for them nor do not believe that, in his calmer moments a tumble.' Dean has a new sign In front for any changes In them that may have he will attempt any excuse for even his of bls Storer-Lloyd Felgbner has returned since occurred. One of the officers says he first assault upon Doelker. As to the as­ from Nashville where he has been having has made the offer, and repeats It, that he sault upon Paddock, nothing but the In­ a severe tussle with grim death—A couple will give 825 if the complaining witness nf parilesifrom Nashville were in our vil­ who caused the first warrant to lie ma^le, sane frenzy from a hasty and fiery temper lage on Wednesday and made a race course will proceed with his case, as he is anx­ can even palliate it. 1c cannot be excused. It Is aggravated rather than excu-ed be­ of one of our principal street Having a ious to gn Into court for his own vindica­ cause of Mr. Parker’s prominence and in­ couple of fijst horses they trotted several tion. The prosecutor slab's that the fluence. A man In his position should not races on Main street to the disgust of reason that he did not institute proceed­ everybody. ] We would advise these parties ings was tliat. after a full examination In­ set such an example as he did. While condemnation of the assault is to go elsewhere to hold their trotting to all the alleged facts, he could see universal and it is felt to be utterly with­ matinees.in the future—E. I. Miller has nothing to justify taking the maW^ Into out excuse, there io coupled with It the sold a half Interest In his meat market to court. The Bannmk cheerfully makes keenest regret ou the part of Mr. Parker’s A. Fast The new firm have purchased a the above statements In justice to Om new canopy] top wagon of L. D. Warner other side. Having now stated what both friends, in which we join, that one who stands so high as a citizen, who has been and will start a meat wagon on the road— sides claim, wo shall dismiss the matter. liberal in encouraging the prosperity of the P. A Sheldon was on our streets Thursday town, and whose warm and genial nature —Evert Clum is clerking at Schantz. A lias made him so many friends, should so Co’s—Chas. Mater has resigned bls' posi­ Probably in the history of Life lusor- lose control of himself in a moment of pas­ tion as clerk at Schantz A Co’s., where he ance business then: Is net a similar record sion. Every man has his weaknesses: and hits been for three years and has accepted of the rapid payment of a claim Indicated that of being the unfortunate possessor of a podlion with L. D. Warder—There was In the follotting letter: a quick temper, has been the only serious an-Easter egg social at the town hall Wed­ Masten A Nichols. fault that has msired the many good quali­ nesday evening—Friends and relatives of Attorneys and Counselors at law. ties of mind and heart of Mr. Parker. Stephen Wolfe to the number of about 104 Broadway. New York. Aprils, 18W2. fifty gave him a glorious surprise Tuesday The Mutual Life insurance Co., of N. Y. evening. It was in honor of the 27th an­ Gentlemen—I am In receipt of your niversary of his birthday. We haven't check to the order of myself and the sur­ No Name and residence heard of any damage done by the party viving children of Christina M. Nichols, — i "Waitaea Townsend. Carlton who took the fort but they left many for 822,375. being 813.000 face value of 31 i Nettle 11. Hynes. Woodland. ... i W in. Parsey. City beautiful and useful presents ntnung whloh policies Nos. 25.395. 40.038, 54.330 and 08 I Maude RoagbtonCIty, was a fine couch—Mrs. A. T. Cooper of 179,190, ou the life of my father. Geo. L. i Cnas. A. Austin. Irving, । Millie Eire. Carlton. Nashville visited Woodland friends last Nichols, aiid 84.375. additions thereto. week—rLyrnan Scott and John Boyer had The proofs of death were filed with you a set-to on Friday and both look as though on Thur-ilay, the 7tb Instant. Immediate­ tlwy bad run against something—Our vil­ ly upon tiling the ftcelpte I obtained your 7 Following are the real estate tranafors lage council took a trip to Nashville on check as above. for tbe week ending March, 20 1893, as Friday to investigate the manner of con­ The recital of these facts is sufficient taken from the books In the register’soAeec ducting villngu affairs and to learn how to proof in support of your well deserved .Lunes 1> Hubbard to David Mattiaou 5 ae se stuff the ballot box—C. 8. Palmerton and reputation tor courteous treatment of your Thornapple 9330 Geo Clum were at Hastings on Wednesday benlileiaries, for promptitude In meeting v Geo E. Cotts to Helen Deinond parcel Castle­ ton 3&I.6O on legal business—Ulyasus Bailey shot a your losses, and fur admirable and liberal Geo t Mapes to A R Mapes 40 ac sec 31 Maple valuable dog for 11. Wheeler one day last business methods. 1 desire, however, to Grove nominal . Grunt Oils to Jas Sbnltz parcel Hopetaw week—The'dissolution suit of Baker vs. express Hie personal thanks and apprecia­ .hw Shultz to Grant Otte parcel Hope wm .Ionian will be tried in Nashville before tion of myself and the other beiilfidarfa* K Carson to John F Cortis 120 ac sue 3j Wood­ circplt court commissioner Webster on for your action and for the speediness with land 93400 Thursday, i Martha Banker to Lydia Culver parcel Irving which our claims were paid. I remain. Very tmly yours. M Rnek to A I) Still S ac Yankee Springs $;x» Geo. L. Nichols. ’ Gcrkry. A Hi 111 to Fideila Buck 5ao Yankee Springs J. M. McElwain, School nt; the Tamarac begun last Mon­ Special Agt • day with a small attendance—J. Spencer CattlotM ?300 J Isaac Hlckllng Thus Wins Idaeswj 35 Assyria sold a liofse to Lowell parties last week— Church utid Nuclwtjr. 8ivo _ • Will Smith and wife have commenced The Rev. A. U. Cossar, pastor of tire houee-kceptng in the old store building— ' Congregational church Vermontville, . —... .T......Will GroreSllto Elihu Olmstead preached last Sunday I 11 Keeler to C Guy Putnam lot 3 blk ViKeeler occupy the pulpit at the Presbyterian ‘ “ evelng—Lon and Dolly Eggtrman $jin- church next Sunday morning and evening. Bros add Middleville Si’. CHcndee to lleury Felshntr parcel nee SB dayed In tills vjcluily— Sowing oats goes He Is a very able preacher. Rev. A. D. CHfiletnu 9100 rather slow on account of cold weather— John Carter to Jonah Rascy parcel NasbrtUe Grigsby preaches fo^bim. Sunday school will be organized next Sun­ J K Rush to .1 Sproul lot 53-and 34 DrRon Sioo The YUP. S. C. E. next Sunday evening day—Frank Meyers and wife entertained J It Bush to Wm A Cooper lot UK. rm and ion company from Saranac over .Sunday—Two at the Presbyterian ehtirch. Consecration tfeunl Crossman to Ell M. Brown lot n blk 7 wagons have started out with groceries meeting to be led by Miss Millspaugh. K-rter Bros .-uld MlddtevHle from Lake Odessa. Dr. Hart runs one It W Williams to Geo liajwood pared Hone The Presbyterian ladies society will Ire and Mr. Connell one. Farmers will not entertained at the society rooms <»n Friday Wtn II Hamblin to Jus Colilson ten irsee* go to town very often. the 20th. Supper at the usual hour. A and 20 t»r*ngevll|e JI* 0 ('has Pur-ell to Win H Stanton 4'. ac see s cordial Invitation to all. Assyria 81420 Additional Local News: The M. E. social will be entertained nt w m A rcher to H O Archer 40 oc sec 2S Maple nominal n oclrty rooms April 27 by Meodatnes E. Y. Grove Fred Barry to School district No 7 Carleton Large invoice of dressers, commodes ami Ilogle, Ktith M.udge, Geo. Williams. Rider, parrel center tables at greatly reduced prices. Kurtz, Geo. Walters, Erb, Sage,, F. Snyder, Bates. Lewis and Rickie. Supper served F. W. GRKin.E, KuUar 10 S*®’1 Carson » »o W Irving froth 5 to 7:30. . The Furniture dealer. ’ Marvin Ftowrr to Rlfcta Sarah Flower fe “ The Home missionary soeiely wlH meet see i.i fralnevilta nominal John Betwmcr, manager of the Bell tele­ phone compaiy. keeps a supply of electri­ at the home of Mrs. Jason Rich, Thursday gluco' J°I1US W * K L*wn51M!e *o sec 28 Bany the 28th at two o'clock. There will be a cal goods for learners of telegraphy and short program and also work. other atudrtitk A A,drich k* Cor' It will begin to rain at the Epworth If in neeh of an extension table we can League Tuesday evening. April 20lb. nt U ,'U5T®u* Ground Inta Middle11.Il' si... furnish yop lateat slX,e ont for 00 7:30. Between showers the following se­ E C Amtoa M M m m centaper fbqi. Guaranteed in every re­ lections will be given: PralneYlile « cire rw*1 ADdn“ w L 8 Jo, « joco How umbrellas are made. Mrs. W. IL <» A Wllrov lo Win Crldlor I 11 b‘.k U MktdlevtDa 91300 H ■■ V Conk. H you want to ace the finest organ ever Musk, by mixed quartet. made call at John Bessmer’a store, and The 'Ticwin, Iwlng Muita™> The Fanner’s Scarecrow, Sldrley Smith. look at 1 he seven octave Lehr organ, made Duet, Bertha Rider and Minnie Dickin­ to bold the democratic state of quarter iawed red i nk. It cannot be son. History of an umbrella,4ason McElwain. bus been fully subscribed. spect. I F. W. GnEBi-li. �Hastings Banner, YORK. IhuredA.v, April 31. Trtd,r ,«nlTW. Mirnr -t 'sludrr Coo* Sentz aud spenee, urpoinud by MM™ Xel- sro“ Spence and Side -un> CBOS Si! MraKT^-Snni, Brodeur “r.^i.ic'uoimso-Cook, Spenee Senta Ordin-ances—Nehon Bentley »nd TCtrv*property—Townsend, Cook and* Brodesser. Atwell, of Alliance, O took „ut Mutual Life Inmirance Company f $2,44106. Mr. Atwell was 47 ySL ou the life plan. 5ea™ red considerable faith in those d,„ 500 in an institution from which h. knew that he Hiraaeu cuuiu J ‘ I'lr Atwell must have been actuated by no ordinary degree of unselfish. 1 . , _ J —lik 4-1>a mnitnr nt Annmicm .... , * neariC a gum at that time to the future welfar- ..[ |,L ed so raiuuj. x-or, be it remembered, Life Inaurance was n„t then the tried and tested institution that it is today. F, w (,f companies then in existence had passed the exp. rimeaui stage The assets of the Mutual Life were only about onetwentieth of what they are now. Then too, th.- y..ar 1.^ was one of the darkest in the history of this country. That foundation of all financial operations, the credit of the gov­ ernment, was in a shaky condition. In fact the very existence of the government was en.tan. Ccm^tebcmdof Wilbur L. Wait with Ha5t|ng3w March 0, 1892. \ To the Honorable Members of the Council. of tbe City of Hastings: We, the undersigned citizens of the Second ward of tbe city of Hastings and being owners of property lying along Mont­ gomery street do re>Pectf“llyf“kn1?d_Pi.1E that said Montgomery street and walks along same be graded, grade commencing at State street and to be graced to Madteon rtnet muU. ef U>e b«ond ward tatag tanun. W. wonU Innher Mk ll»l “l<* trading bn completed by the lai ot June or as soon thereafter as possible. Levi Gebhart. B. F. Lichty. H. J. Mead. Jacob Ki^ss., I A. J. Newton. F. C. Ryerson. I a. Darlino. Moved 6y Aid. Sentz that the petition be referred to the street committee. Carried. Ayes, Bentley. BHnston, Bro­ desser, Cook. Nelson, Sentz. Spence Town­ send: nays, none. ' Hastings, April 8, *93. To the Honorable Mayor and Board of Aldermen the City of Hastings: We. the undersigned residents and tax payers of the Third ward of the city of Hastings respectfully petition your honor­ able body that the electric light on Jeffer­ son street, be allowed to rcinain as they are now placed for the following reasons: As they now are they are equally divided between State and Clinton streets, being four blocks between each, while If placed at Green street it makes only three blocks between Green and State streets and leaves five blocks between Green and Clinton streets. There is a light on Green street only two blocks from Jefferson street and none on Walnut street west of Jefferson street The depot light at the C. K. 4 8. dewt serves a goal purposte for the cros­ sing, so the argument in favor of the change for that purpose Is of but little if any weight The undersigned believe the wishes of the residents of the Third ward will be lx»t served and the expense of changing be saved the city If the lights be allowed to remain as they are now located. J. S. Goodyear. H. A. Barber. / D. G. Robinson. [ Fiied L. Heath. ' John Mate. Signed A. 1’. Drake. A. E. Kenaston. Lewis C. Beadle. M. W. RiKKh. E. A. Rider. VW. C. Kelley. Moved by Aid. Bentley that the petition be referred to the Public Light committee. Carried. Ayes. Bentley. Blinston, BrodesBer, Cook, Nelson, Bentz, Spence, Townsend; nays, none. To the Mayor and Common Council of tbe City of Hastings: We, your petitioners, whose names are hereto subscribed would most respectfully nk your honorable bqdy at the earliest practical time and season to put on grade that part of Market street In said city lying between Madison street so called and Green street In said* city and to establish tbe grade thereof together with the side . walks grade on such part of said Market street as above indicated. Dated April 13, ’92. Signed, Henry Cook, Milo L; Williams. Simon Matthews and 28 others. Moved by Aid. Spence that tbe petition be referred to Street committee. Motion prevailed. Ayes, Bentley, Brodesser. Blinston. Cook, Nelson. Sentz. Spence and Townsend; nays, none. To the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Hastings: We, the undersigned citizens of tbe Fourth ward of the city of Hastings would most respectfully represent that whereas, they are informed that un effort is being made to change the original plan of light­ tag the city by removing the light at the southwest corner of the central school block one block further west and whereas they believe it would be a greater conven­ ience and benefit to leave the light as originally ordered and designed, therefore they most respectfully protest against the change and ask that tbe same Cbas. S Burton and Fred L. Heath as sureties in th* sum of Five hundred dol­ lars presented and read. Moved by Aid. Spenee that the same be accepted and anproved. CarriejL Ayea, Bentley. BHnston, Brodcaser, Cook. Nel­ son, Sentz, Spence and Townsend; nays. Constable bond of Frank Snyder with Tboa. S. Brice and I. H. •» sureties in the sum of five hnndred dollars was presented and read. .. .... . <■ c: ihoMmnl* accepted and approved. Motion prevailed. Ayea. Bentley. BHnston, Brodesser. Cook, Nelson, Sentz, Spence, and Townsend; nays. none. ... The Treasurer’s bond of Chas. W. War­ ner in the sum of forty thousand dollars, with Andrew J. Bowne, Daniel Striker, Chas. 8. Burton, Roft Grant aa sureties was presented dnd read. Moved by Aid. Spence that the bond be accepted and adopted. Carried. Ayes, Bentley. BHnston, Brodesser. Cook. Nel­ son, Sentz, Spence and Townsend; nays. Dated. April 14 *92. Signed toy John Rouse, M. McPbarlin, Mike Prosser and 31 others. Moved by Aid. Sentz that the ..... petition be referred to the Public Light committee. Carried. Ayes. Bentley, BHnston, Bro<te«»er, Cook, Nelson. Sentz, Spence and Townsend; nays. none. To the Honorable Mayor and Common Cornell of the City of Hastings: We, tbe undersigned residents of the First ward of the city of Hastings, respetftoHy petition your honorable body to see that necessary steps are taken to establish a grade on Blair street in said city and also to have said street graded to the grade C. 8. Whitcomu. Signed L. A. Matthews. H. W. Bishop. Frank Ward. v Deli. Newton. Moved by Aid. Bentley that the petition be referred to the Street committee. Carried. Ayea, Bentley. BHnston, Brodeeeer. Cook. Nelson, Sentz, Spence and Townsend; nays, none. To the Honorable Mayor and Common Camel! of the City of Hastings: We, the underlined residents or proper­ ty owners on Mill Street in said city do respectfully petition an.! request yoar bonreable body to s«m that steps are taken to Marshal bond of Wm. H. Miller with Valentine I-eius and L. E. Stauffer as sureties In the sum of one thousand dol­ lars was read. Moved by Aid. Blinston that the^eame be accepted and adopted. Carried. Ayes, Bentley, Blinston, Bro­ desser. Cook. Nelson. Sentz. Spence. Townsend: nays, none. Constable bond of Geo. H. Durkee was presented and read, with Milo L. Williams and Frank A. Stanley as sureties in the sum of five hundred dollars. Moved by Aid. 'Nelson that the same be accepted and adopted. Motion prevailed. Ayes, Bentley. BHnston, Brodesser, Cook. Nelson; Sentz, Spence, and Townsend; nays, none. Constable bond of Marcus S. Stebbins with Wm. H. Stebbins and Wm. F. Hicks as sureties in the sum of five hundred dollars was presented and read.. Moved by Aid. Sentz that the bond be accepted'and adopted. Carried. Ayes. Bentley, Blinston, Brodesser, Cook, Nel­ son. Sentz, Spence aud Townsend: nays. To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council of the City of Hastings: Gentlemen:—The Board of Water' Com­ missioners in session Monday April 11, *M appointed subject to your approval*as Sec­ retary for the ensuing year John B. Roberts at a salary of one hundred and fifty dollars per annum. Moved by Aid. Brodesser that the ap­ pointment be accepted and adopted. Motion prevailed. Ayes, Bentley. Blin­ ston. Brodesser. Spence and Townsend; nays. Cook, Nelson and Sentz. Hastings, April 15, *92 To his Honor the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Hastings: At a regular meeting of Hook aud Lad­ der company the following persons were elected subject to your approval; Homer Hanes, age 31 years, occupation laborer, residence 4th waM on Broadway: Frank Bennett age 34 years, occupation laborer, residence 4th ward on Clinton street; F. L. Wood. (Sec.) Moved by. Aid. Bentley that the same be accepted and tbe persons therein named be declared elected. Carried. Ayes. Bentley, Blinston. Brodesser, Cook. Nel­ son. Sentz, Spence and Townsend; nays. ■ Hastings, April 15. *92. At a regular meeting of Hose company No. 2 held on Thursday evening April 7. ’93, the resignation of Grant Hendershott was accepted subject to your approval. W. A. Scidmore, Foreman. /AV. I). Bennett. Secretary. Moved uy Aid BHnston that the same be accepted and adopted. Carried. Ayes, Bentley. BHnston. Brodesser, Cook, Nel­ son, Spence, Sentz and Townsend; nays, Hastings, April 15. ’93. To the Honorable Mayor and Commoif Council: Gentlemen—At a regular meeting of Hose Co. Na 2 held on Thursday evening. April 7, *93. the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: W.’A. Scidmore, Foreman. W. H. Green, Ass’t Foreman. W. D. Bennett, Secretary. Bert Phillips, Steward. Robert Green, 1st pipeman. E. S. McMurry, 2nd pipemsn. Percy Petty, 3rd plpetnan. Earl Goldsmith. 4th plpetnan. Sold Tinkler, Treasurer. All subject to your approval. ■ W. A. Scidmore, Foreman. W. D. Bennktt. Sec. ’ Moved by Aid. Bentley that the com­ munication be received and the persons therein named be declared elected. Car­ ried. Ayes, Bentley, BHnston, Brodesser, Cook, Nelson, Sentz, Spence and Town­ send? nays, none. Hastings, April 15 ’93. To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council of tbe City of HastingsGentlemen—The election of officers of Hose Co. Na 1 was held April 12, ’93 and the following officers werts elected: A. E. Renkes, Foreman. Ed Schumann -Ass’t Foreman. J. L. Maus,' Secretary. ■Henry Mead, Treasurer. A. Hearncy. Steward. C- Grace, 1st pipeman. , Grant Lewis, 2nd pipeman. Jessie Darling, 3rd pipeman. Will Rich, 4th pipeman. The resignation of Dan Green was ac­ cepted. F. M. Soules, Sec. pro tern. Moved by Aid. Blinston that tbe com­ munication be accepted and the persons therein named be accepted and tbe n»ignatkxi accepted. Carried. Ayes, Bentley Blinston, Bzpdesser. Cook. Nelson. Senta, bpence and Townsend; nays, none. -r. n „Ua^nf"' April 15 *92. To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council: c/wrl TT’J.y ™T.“n’ Butlaci. How • J;0:? heW <m ThuwflV evening April ». V2, the follow I ng person was nominated for membership subject to your approval. «. J. Beil age :15 years, occupation shoeW. A. Scwmoke. Foreman. W. D. Bknneti. Sec. Mnycd by AM. Bentley that the same be accepted and ------ ■ be elected. Bentley, Bro •on, benta. V<H certainly W< Atrial skrtwd d returns............................. C. W. Warner. (Ctty Trews) to 3 per cent on uncollected tax... ■ C. W. Warner. (City Trout) to one days settling with Co. Treas.... C. W; Warner. (City Treas.) one days time with Finance Com.... Total Jack Shay and Team. To 5 hours work In 2nd want at 3U ToO hours work in 4th word at 8f cental........................................ -.......... .. Total Moved by Aid. Bentley that the counts lx? allowed and orders drawn pu the rwpectlve funds for same. Carried. Ayes; Bentley, BHnston. Bnxlwaer, Cook, Nelson. Spenee, Senta and Townsend; nays, none. , David Trego, the present night watch, was appointed special policeman bj- Mayor Hogle subject tot he approval of tbe Boa rd of Aidermen. Moved by Aid. Bentley that the same be approved. Carried. Ayes. Bentley. Blfnston. Brodeaaer. Cook. Nelson, Spence. Sen« an.4 Townsend; nays, none. Movfd by Aid. Iteutleyi that the petition a-king-torn light at the corner of Broad­ way and Grand streets be taken from the table an«l be referred to tbe Public Light committee. Motion prevailed. Ayes. Bentley, BHnston. Brodvan-r. Cook, Nel­ son, Sfentz, Spence and Townsend; nays, none. Moved by Aid. Brodesser.to adjourn. Carried. . E. A. Holbrook. Recorder. OUR COUNTY PralrijvIHc has raised the money and will t-ooii be in telgraphlc communication with tbe outside world. Dodge A Robinson have their furniture store at Delton running at full blast. B. R. Hnested will add another story to bls Delton store. The Delton school is so crowded that the teacher. Prof. Robinson, thinks he cannot do it justice. He has to hear 31 recitations and foels that that Is a little more Jhan one man can satisfactorily handle. And It is toa The Bell Furniture company, of Nash­ ville, shipped two carloads of tables last week. C. B. Lusk and II. A. Durkee, of Nash­ ville, bought five brick stores in Vermont­ ville last week. It Is not staled when they will purchase the rest of that village. Nashvllld reports a great house* to rent. scarcity of There hasn’t been much Interest mani­ fested in fishing by Nashville niinrods, and the News reports a serious lack of the usual stock of spring fish lies. Rev. Peter Schuner is.the new Evangel­ ical minister at Nashville. Parties have purchased t ie brick Mr Wait, and brick making will be carTbe frowlh rf Oohperbfp, «lo». b«‘ £) there just tbe -.-.mc-Liunra es |«eu st home a month Hom Edm and Titus has moved he bought of J. ft and the protection of his family with the Mutual Lif.-.knowing that the Company must stand or fall by the results of a stupendous civil war. And the probable outcome at that time was rather dubious. Within the past two or three years the Life Insurance world has been astonished by the payment of of more than half a million dollars by five memlx-is of „ne family for the protection and benefits afforded by the cop. tracts of the Mutual Life, but to my mind this was not mom remarkable than Mr. Atwell’s investment of $2.5W thirty years ago. I wonder who the soliciting agent was and if he is still living. M. Atwell seems never to have wavered m his faith in the Company nor to have changed from the orig­ inal purpose of his investment. Every dividend declared (and there were twenty-eight of them) was applied to increase the insurance value of his policy, and so at the end of twenty years hie insurance tad When you want a grown to $8,791. and when he came to die last year the Com­ pany paid the beneficiary $9,629 As an investment of money I find that without taxation, and without the slightest at­ tention from the insured, the original premium Was increas­ Go to the ed by a little more than five pkb cent. Compovxti interest CITY BAKERY. for twenty-eight VKABs. What a.text for the rolicitortr of Pino line of creams and to-day. As a rule figures, and especialy Life Insurance figures, frefh confectionery. are dry and unfanciful, but to a reflective mind the history policy opens interesting avenues of thought. • A. E. RENKES. of this To say that its results have never been approached out­ side of this Company may be trite, but it is none the less, true, and to assert that under our present improved meth­ ods it can arid will be done again is not promising too much. , Charlks E, Lawton. If you want to get a better price FRESH LUNCH, OLD RAGS McElwain, < • Special Agent, Hastings, Mich. JUNK SHOP, IT’S A T‘JII DANDY, Michigan ave, Opp. Roller Mill, Hastings, Mich. CONCERNING BICY CLI TIRES There are tires—and tires, and there is also The Tire which is purchased by THE VICTOR CUSHION. Bnt don’t forget THE VICTOR PNEUMATIC which is not a rubber and cloth ring masquerading as a pneumatic, but the best made. Best hollow rims. Cata­ logue free. Yauikeo Springs, t ' Not much news this week—Miss Hall is very aiek with mumps—Mark Ritchie has been wrestling with tbe mumps the laft two weeks—As we have a traveling printlug press and three newspapers now, all we want Is a traveling blacksmith and wagon shop and our town Is complete. Who is the first to apply—Tbe Farmers Alliance speech was well attended last Saturday night We will meet again In two weeks, with tbe Intention of organiz­ ing. All are invited. m. for old scrap than you do from peddlers, bring your old iron of all kinds, copper, zinc, lead, rubbers, rags and old carpets to the G In A last he g terf roao aotn sad cou hea he m and lem W his Perr P er w enga Al of g Tbe band quar ther a ho at le left Dr over He w boys One first Cloth a pai docto be w mt-r thoug aight Whrr He re could The gram Th term taken law, growi arrest first, was a tbe se they a to figh Hen living death gasolin he die Cha C. F. -squee late w turned A to votlon Rapids Iy cnn makin the De his wi his clo stant a his wi time she beg with h slow to to her her hus tbe cel sentenc She see fact th pears h band, been d true de make h At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and stud- Shirley IV. Smith, The Victor Man. The latest styL sheeting. pine flooring and Their No. 2 shingles are “just too sweet Railr wSlM A frie not les found J PliNunnc Valley. Farmers are busy plowing—Rather Joo! —Easter Sunday was observed in an ap­ propriate manner and enjoyed by all__ John Sedge is on tbe sick list—Nell Appieman enjoyed Easter with his parents— Richard Eierton entertained friends Easter from Woodland—Rev. Spjtler has been returned to the Maple Grove circuit—Miss Downing commenced her spring term of school Monday at the Hosmer school house. lything. ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A SEWING MACHINE? Laat Saturday quarterly conference held here by Iler. Perry sent by the . t —— / * 'viioig a P . ogntpb gallery on wheels struck our town—The summer resort on Mill lake is flourishing rapidly as there Is quite a crew of workmen, and they expect to have it In running order by tbe flat of June-^Joe ? running quite an extensive boaidlng house, all for tbe summer resort wnrrmpo__VmmI. lv-.u__ _ . . . .. . ~ ‘««en quite ui " Bt.UC Oreek’ but al ,h,» writing la some bettor. Cause, la grippe We have no WaciminUh as yet. and It Is a good opening for Mmebody, If they will "<~n spply-Doc Troy v‘X *CcWmU ,“w*n ,o h,m’ wb\?Ah hOrM 101 Fri* bnIhJVh te lhe docU,r k*4 h,tn h»lf hitched up on a cart he l»came frightened and reared and struck him on the »rm .sms the fence and made things- look nrt>ttv JE. ■■■■■■nd ths ohureh >L‘b“ ,b" »"»“« —<««>»—»» If so, buy of the man who sells at the same price to the All property belonging to poor mai^or woman as to the rich. He wont ■ ha™' youlw Mrs. H. J. Kenfield in Hastings including houses, vacant lots for a poor machine and sell the same style of machine to and farm of 40 acres in second other for $25 as do some dealers.. Oh, no! ward. Apply to W. F. POWERS. HARDWARE STORE. The Dollar of the Poor Man Is just as good to Trav. as the dollar of the rich He * _ The Light Running World Renowned Domestic Ihe Home and some other first-class machines. He will sell you a machine for a small l aju’ciit 0 ! and the balance in monthly payments if desired. It will pay you to call on him before you Needles, oils and parts for all machines. and col Knit co vince y powers lungs. all that funded. year's d •1.00. Now D King’s N S*'vean< handled We do every tim the purc do not f The l bruises, ■ores, ti For sale The ch aids will �neighboring counties. rhylfe Strand, a weak minded boy liv­ ing In Otsego, caused a big scare there last week. Me was missed, and after hunting through woods and dragging the river and race for a day and a half, he was found in a newly made cellar about a mile from the village. He had lost his way, and while wandering around in'the night time fell Into the cellar and was unable to get out. ’ ' ... George Bettingen a young farmer Hying ‘ in Allegan county, went to Battle Creek hist week to hunt for work. While there he got very, very drunk, had a S10 coun­ terfeit blit passed .off on him. When he recovered aud tried to pass the bill off on someone elde lie was promptly arrested and yanked up before the United States court, with a suddenness that made hla head swim., Whlje undoubtedly Innocent, ■ he must get out uf I' the best way he can. and It to safe to say chat he will heed' tbe lesson taught him. ' * • Will Thompson. of<Dorr, has a bullet in his neck as a result of his fight with Jas. 1’erry. The latter has left the country. ' ' Peter Brouse, a well-to-do Benton farm? er was instantly killed last week, while engaged in sinking a large stone-on his fanu. f | •* Allegan county has a woman that is full of grit. She Ilves al Hopkins station. The other day she learned that her hus­ ' Lund was on h big spree, and had Ids bend­ quarter.' al a livery stable. She went ■ there with blood in her eye and gave him a horse whipping that he will remember at least till the black and blue stripes have ■ left his body. . | ----- — I have been afflicted with rheumatism r r *weuty year?; an<1 htve uaed crutches F,7>m'“tog powerful linl* We 8leep’ my hiP and knew hod lorn nearly all strength. When I commenced to take Hibbard’s Rheumatic , Jto?.*1 could not take one step without the aid of a cane. I can now walk with­ out my nine from my house to my office w*?h 1 might herald to all afflicted with rheumatism, the merits of this wonderful medicine. H. a Cunoveu. Agt. Northwestern Mutual Life Insur­ ance Co., Manistee, Mich. »r1’.7?ar0l0nly The cHarle» Wright Medicine Comply. Detroit, Mich. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. The Indiana peach crop to reported un­ harmed from the cold *qtaiK Frauc B. Wilkie, a well known Chicago Journalist, died in that city ot brr’n fever; aged nearly TO years. , Fire destroyed five buildings in the Italian quarter ot Chicago and fourteen families are left without homos. “Lucky” Baldwin hus relented and inode up with Anita, his daughter who recently eloped with her cousin George. He will also forgive the young husband. Howard F. Appleton, a wealthy young New Yorker who went to Brazil for n St. Glair, by a vote of 348 to 35, has de­ pleasure trip, has died of yellow fever c ded tn run In debt ffis.ooo for an fflectric and been buried at sea off the Brazilian light plant coast. Fire in tbe plant- of the Winters Art The Commercial savings bank of Mtshall has filed articles of Inuurporation. Lithograph company, at Springfield, O., destroyed valuable plates from which l apltal. $50,000. World’s fair lithographs were being ,€h*«u»»tlr> nnd Livnr Villa. printed. These pills are scieutifically compounded, Earthquake shocks were felt at Utica and uniform in action. No griping pain so and Troy, N. Y., and also throughout commonly following the use of pills. Montgomery,Warren and Outego counties. n>ey are adapted to both adults and chil­ The shucks were very dtotinct, but no dren with i>erfcct safety. We guarantee damage was done. imry have no equal in the cure of sick The lioomers on the borders of the new hdodachc, constipation, dyspepsia and biliousness, and. as an appetizer, they ex­ lands to be opened shortly are waiting for cel any other preparation. Sold by W. the won! and their numbers are increm.ing. The scenes arc a repetition of thewe H. Goodyear. at the opening of Oklahoma. Ho! Traveller, take Beecham's pills A drunken man by the name of Divine drew, a revolver on a train conductor at with yoti. . North Vernon, Ind., and in the scuffle Representative Belknap has secured the which followed received hls own bullet the establishment of a postoffice at the through the body.aud died instantly. । Grand Rapids soldiers' home. Thomas Barry, an eccentric West Vir­ The Polish woman who was cremated ginia farmer, who took to A gl,^y life in a at Iron River by the burning of the jail at river house-boat, was found nearly dead. that place, left’S’,003 in cash. He had been taken sick and his companion hud then robbed him ami left him to die. E<1 ward Boctrand, a G. A. R. man and An Englishman named Hamilton, in avetranof thn Fifth Michigan Infantry, Wiltshire, killed hto sweetheart’s uncle is dead at Saginaw from heart trouble. because he believed the man bud preju­ Mrs. Jplla Horton. Spring Arbor, Is at diced the girl against him; when the the county jail at Jackson. Th,e recent jxjlioe arrested him he shot one of them death of her husband unbalanced her dead. mind. 1 Dr. Lattimer, of {Ludington, stopped over in the city between trains yesterday. He was on his way to Coldwater with two lijys answering to thtvname of Wesstnan. (me is 11 years old and the other 0. The first wore n -trlped bp)wn cap and gray cl<»: The latter wore a ’striped cap and a pair of new shoes. (That's the way the (b<. ’or d^sertbes thenvi They appeared to i- • a< I: behaved fellows, and m> Dr. l^tttinr l ad u few moments to spare he tlu>r_:.t he WUilld sl«*p till tOWII illld SCCtllC S. P. Gibba. of Menominee, treasurer of .-ir * ;< hiy clia'grs nt .the depot, the Kirby Carpenter lumber company, is where ;.■.«) promised they would stay. He I. lu.m-d uto.ui train lime, but the buys to Washington on bls way home from Florida. ’ could not t»e fnuml. They bad skipped. The police are looking for them.—Tele­ The Saginaw lumbar and salt company gram Herald. lost 81,000 yesteaday by fire at Crow Tint entire criminal calendar for this Island. There was 200.000 feet of lumber term of the VanBuren county court, is In the pot. . •.alien up with violations of the local option law. together with several perjury eases growing out of the same. Several of those arrested violated the law with Impunity at fir-t. because the only penalty imposed was a Hue, but now that a conviction for the second offense imposes imprisonment, they are beginning to squlnu, and propose to fight hard. Henry Logan, a little live year old boy living In Ionia county, was burned to death last-week. While playing around a g^oline stjiye his clothing took fire and lie died in a short time. < hiiii. F. Johnson, of the milling firm of C. F. Johnson & Co., of Marshall. , was •■squeezed" to the extent of 840.Q00 jn the late wheat excitement in Chicago, and has turned his property over to hls partner. HISTORY OF A WEEK. Rev. J. H. Sammis announces to hls Grand Haveh congregation that he accept" ed a call to Red Wing, Minn., and wll1 fly away May 2. Harfnibal Hart, of Alpcnn, has been ap­ pointed judge of the twentieth judicial circuit to till the vacancy caused by the death of Judge Arnold. Iftmes Davis has gained the name of “Jack, the window smasher,” at Grand Haven. On account of hls peculiarity he will meditate hi jail 30 days. Did Itevsr oreur to vni to take Hoof, Sasa ■arilla Uio best spring me Heine? Trv a Mrs. R. A. Brockway has furnished a room in the Bliss hospital at Saginaw that Is “out of sight.’’ It Is called the Brock­ way room. O’Brien J. Atkinson lias been elected a A touching spectacle of a woman's de­ votion to her husband is shown in Grand delegate to the national convention of the Lapid! now. George Le Fleur was recent- ArO. IL. which will be held In Baltimore -onylcted for manufacturing dies and next week. making counterfeit coin and sentenced to G. E. Gilman has the Ibng and short of the Detroit work house.' During the trial it In two stallions, one n Clydesdale weigh­ hi» wife andjittle six year old boy were ing 2,100. the other a Shetland tipping the • his closest companions and were in con­ beam at 150 pounds. stant altvndance in the court room. v When hi- wife learned that It would be' some Additional County News. .time before he would be taken away -11- begged that she be allowed to stay Milo. with him in his cell. The sheriff though slow to grant her request, yielded at last Freezing nights puts farmers back about to her earnest entreaties, and now with Medtoff to oats and barley—The Oth Inst her husband and son she Is locked- up in II. Fennels >owed the first oats—112 ;li- cell, where, they- all have staid since lbs. was what Mr. Fenners 52 grade shrop •entente was passed, over two weeks ago. jambs >voraged—Chas. Crosby shipped a She -t ftu> to ignore the uncomfortable carload of sheep and one of fat cattle Dos­ fact that she is in a felon’s cell, and ap­ ter & Drummond alsdj shipped a car of fat pt happy that she can be with her hus­ sheep last wcek-^Urs. B. W. Johnson band. She believes a great wrong has made a business trip to- your city last been done her husband, and that he Is lu- week—Martin Woodard sells a car loud of no£vnL Whether he is guilty or not her corn about every two weeks—Milo is ex­ inn* devotion to him certainly ought to pecting a new merchant in a few days— make him lead a belter life In'the future. Our wheat buyers are paying 85 cents per bushel Jor wheat. Very little sold nt that .It icjX’ot What Wo S«y price—Fruit prospects are favorable— But'what Hood’s Sarsaparilla doe«, that makes Wheat and grass are getting a good growth it Mill, and gives It such a nrm and lasting bold —Blain Ray has sold and put up ."00 rods upon the confidence of the people. The voiuularv statements oi thousands o( oeopl- prove of wire fence tills spring. l*yond question that this preparation possesses wonderful medicinal power. The Easter'exerclses held in the M, E, Hood’s pills cure constipation by restoring the |K*ristaltic action of the aillmentary canal. church last Sunday evening were well at­ tended—Quite n number from this place Thayare the bast family cathartic. attended the Indian show at Caledonia last Railroad Commissioner Whitman Is in Saturday evening—J. W. Saunders was in Washington. Detroit last Thursday and Friday—Ward The Lake Odessa schools are closed on Gibbon, of Hastings. Sundayed in town, the guest of his best girl—Alfred Wright xarcuunt of an epidemic of scarlet fever. finished his work with J. W. Saunders last week—C. N. Drescher, formerly depot A Million Friends. agent at this place, but now of Hammond, A friend in need is a friend indeed, and III., was shaking hands with friends In the not less than one million peonle have village last week—J. Cook has commenced ui d just such a friend In Dr. King’s bis new house on luirkln St—J. W. Saun­ New Discovery for consumption, coughs ders was In Caledonia on business Mon-, and'colds. If you have never used this day—Dell Beneway has commenced hang­ great cough medicine, one trial will con­ ing wall paper—1. N. Starr, of Hastings, vince you that It lias wonderful cnratlvc Is doing some painting for Dr. Parkhurst powers in ail diseases of throat, chest and in town—R. J. Garber Is putting new clap­ lungs. Each bottle Is guaranteed to do boards on his.house—Will Keeler has the all that is claimed or money will be re­ wall nearly completed for his new resi­ funded. Trial IwttTes free at W. H. Good- dence ou Grand Rapids St—Anna Teadt. j ear's drug store. loirgo bottles 50c and of Grand Rapids, la spending a few days 81.00. wlth'her parents In this village—Harry McKevItt and best girl spent Satytay with De-ervlng Praise. We desire to say to our citizens, that for his parents in this, vIllngc^fannioTNaver Is home on her vacation. ’ years we have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption. Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Burk lento Arnica PROBATE ORDER Hilveand Electric Bitters, and have never of Mlehlgan. County ef thhandled remedies that sell as well, or that State Ata sevlon of the Probate Court for the have given such universal satisfaction. ' Conntv of Barry, holden at Um Probato Office In We do not hesitate to guarantee them thn citv of HaiUlnm. In said rountv.on Toe*the 12th day of April, In the year one every time, and we stand ready to refund day. thousand eight huudred aud ninety two the purchase price. If satisfactory results Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Ju tge of . . do not follow their use. These remedies Prob.i!'-. In tbe matter of the estate of James have won their great popularity -purely on th ‘lr merits. W. IL Goodyear, druggist. 1 *An r’exiUnganii filing the petition duly verified ofnantmli H. Flynn, widow of said deceased. PXg that a certain Instrument tblsdav fl-rd Bucklrn** Arnica Salve. this court purporting to belbe last will and The torst salve in the world for cuta, testament of said deceased b’» admitted to two • bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever bate and that admlnlstation of said estate be granted to sold petitioner ur rome other sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, Qrrns. and all skin eruptions, and positive- ^TTicrrupocut1 'is ordered, that Tuesday, the 1) cures piles or no pay required. It Is 10th day of May. A. D. 1«)2. at ten o'clock In the forenoon, be assigned f»r tbe bearing ofssld i;iarauteed to Rive perfect satisfaction, or petition and that the lieirs at law of said de­ money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. ceased and all other parsons Interested In’ said For sale by W. II. Goodyear, the druggist. estate , are required to appear nt n cession uf said Court, then to be imlden at the Probate The city Marshall of Coldwater and his office, in tbe City of Hasttiig*. m »»W «mnty. and nhow cause, if any were be, why the prayer aids will suon appear in uniform. of the petitioner may not be granted. And it is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the persons interested in said estate, of Jbo All claims not consistent with the high pendency ot said petition and the hearing thereof by causing a copy of this order to be character of Syrup of Figs are purposely published In the Hastings lUx.VKK.a news avoided by the Cal. Fig Syrup Company. It acts gently op the kidneys, liver and bowels, clean Ing the system effectually, but it h not a cure-all and makes no preJujgr of Probate. (A true copy.) tenslohs that every bottle will not sub­ stantiate. Troops have been sent to the scene of the' betiomm’s diffic ultiea in Wyoming. George Schaefer, of St. Louis; has been sentenced to be hanged May 2, for themurdec of Henry Grattan. Chinatown, San Francisco, to now in the hands of the Highbinders, and murders are of weekly occurrence. , Friends of the Rev. Dr. Edwart Everett Hale will give him a reception and ban­ quet in Boston next Monday. ’ The Mosaic powder mill, near'Scranton, Pit., blew up. Eight employes were killed and several others injured. Ix>uto Aubertin, alias Harriott, who murdered Mra. Charles T. Leonard in New Jersey,, was hanged at Freehold. Harry Hoggart, one of the soldiers sta­ tioned nt Kingfisher, Ok. T., was shot and instantly killed by a gambler named unvto. Thomas Rathtnet, of Pierre, S. D.,dto appointed in lore, took strychnine and died in ngony. F. H. Clinton, ot Glencoe, Minn., committed suicide by shooting. Fire in the office of The Evening Star at Washington damaged the building 325,­ 000, and the sixty compositors and numer­ ous other employes find a close call in get­ ting out safely. . The African Methodist Episcopal church in Corsicana, Tex., has been proselyting from other churches. The consequent In­ dignation resulted in the burntag of the church and parsonage. Al|en Harrison, of Huntingtan. W. Va. who killed a 15-year-old girl because she refused to marry him. has been declared guilty of murder in the first degree and will suffer the death penalty. “Buckskin Joe” Greener, for forty years a frontier scout with Kit Karson. Sheri­ dan aud Custer, has been sentenced tu the southern Illtaois penitentinry for assum­ ing to be a United States army officer. Chicago union ’longshoremen are strik­ ing, and the work, is being done by non­ union men. Nearly every day there is a scrimmage on the docks, but the i>olica have so far prevented anything serious. Frldny, April. 15. Except Premier Rudini the entire Italian cabinet has resiguod owing to the Unso­ cial situation. James Lynch, a Wabash brakeman a Jacksonville, Ills., fellin front of n moving train and was instantly killed. Two negroes in Paris, Tex., have l>ecn Jailed for putting rat poison in the sugar used by the family of J. D. Durden. Anarchists in Cadiz threw two bombs into a church procession, injuring a num­ ber of people. The vllllans escaped. 3 Della' Robbins, nt Chicago, bay down with a lighted cigarette in her mouth and woke up fatally burned. She died a few hours later. Utica, Ills., has Just discovered thnt its village election was held on the wrong Tuesday, and as it to now too lata to hold it on the proper data a special election will havrf to be called. Henry A. Monroe has brought suit against the Keeley institute at Dwight for 310,000 damages, on the ground that he was injured and not helped by tbe drugs administered for the cure of the liquor habiu The investiture of Egypt’s new khedive was celebrated at Cairo. The sultan has con­ ferred upon the khedive the administra­ tion ot the Sinai peninsula. The frame jn.il at Iron River, Mich., was net on fire, presumably by a woman who was locked up in it, and burned, consum­ ing the unfortunate Inmate. The stockholders of the whisky trust met at Peoria, Ills., nnd re-elected Green­ hut president, indorsing hto policy of "freezing out” all opposition. Rev. Fred Porter, former pastor of the Marshfield Avenue Methodist Episcopal church, Chicago, died nt Ottawa, Kan., and will be buried at Rockford. Saturday. April. Id. Severe taws adopted by tha Rumtau gov­ ernment Indicate that preparations are be­ ing made for war. • The New York assembly has pawned a bill giving women the right of buffrugein all state elections. At Cincinnati, a small-pox patient was removed from a train load, of emigrants bound for Chicago. Frank Fowlkes and Arthur White­ hurst, of Oakton, Ky., were drowned by the capsizing of their boat. The bomb explosion at Mra. Bloecher’s, Hyde Park, Chicago, was the. work of some “bums" out lor a “lark.” Albert G. Porter, of Ind anapolis, has received orders to return to Rome and re. sume hls duties as minister to Italy. Over 200 shots were exchanged between a zrowj of drugjren men and the troops at Kennte Sherman, Minnesota, to charged with loeiug an acce.-mory after tha SCRAPS OF FLESH. Rev. Father John Slattery, of Baltimore, has been commtoaioned by Cardinal Gib­ bons to form a new Roman Catholic order for work among the negroes. John Waner was hinged at Tahlequah, I. T., for the .cowardly assassination ot George Dougherty. Rogers was hanged al Dallas for assaulting a child. • The relief steamer Indiana, which has Just returned from Llbau, Russia, brings many mementos from Russians iw marks of their esteem and gratitude. T. E. Gooding, of Hillsboro, Tex., is In a dying condition us a result of a beating by Albert Rogers, who unjustly charged Gooding with writing a certain newspa­ per article. All an Explosion Left of Seven Workmen. JHA8TLY COLLECTION OF REMAINS. Fuands — The Deadly Nllro-Glyeeria* SlVAia. N. I., April IS-A. the American Forcite Powder Co., a short distance from the landing station at lake J A. Kaercher, aged TO,'and rich, will Nopatcuug, on the Morris and Essex rail­ next month, at Pittsburg, marry Edith way, blew up shortly after 3 o’clock yes­ Spalding, 22, pretty nnd poor. terday afternoon and seven men were William Towers, of Leicester, England, walked four tulles in 27 minutes ;yid 3 sec­ blown to atoms. The killed are: J. D. onds, beating the world's recon^ half a Smith, superintendent of the works; Jacob Cartoon. William Peirce, James minuu'; * * The insurance commissioner of Kansas Vagh, A. Johnson, Godfrey Water and an bns revoked the licenses of the St. Paul unknown Swede. Besides these two men German Accident Insurance company and were injured. One of them, Benjamin tbe St. Paul German Fire Insurance com­ Cassimore, will probably die. pany. The second trial of Woodruff, the state The works of the company consisted of treasurer of Arkansas, who cmbezzloi a number of small buildings scattered ata about everything the state bad In the way ot < ash, was a failure. The jury could not distance of about 300 feet from each other. The nitro-glycerine mill was the .first Tbe Western CMlege Presa association building to go up, and the shock of this met at Chicago and re-elected Ralph explosion caused six other buildings to l>e Bluuo, ot The Yellow and Blue, Univers­ rent asunder by their dangerous contents ity of Michigan -daily, preaident, and IL exploding. The report was terrific and D. Smith, of Tbe Eureka Pegasus, sec­ was heard In the surrounding country far retary. many miles. Buildings in the vicinity Mi« Annie Young, the Gypsy queen who rocked as If on a stormy sea aud in some died in the wi stem partofSt. Clair county, instances appeared ns if about to topple Illa, Tuuaduy, nnd whs buried at Eliza­ over. The startlad residents rushed from beth. N J., was a daughter of Joseph Le- their houses and saw a cloud of dust and velle,(the wealthiest gj'psy In St. Clair smoke flying through the air. near tbe county. lower part of the.company’s works. Dr. and Mrs. Lyman Abbott, of, Ply­ Knew Wimt Had Happened. mouth church Brooklyn, are about to be­ They know instinctively what had hap­ come members of the Salvation Army pened, and ran for the mountain side, fear­ Auxiliary I-eagusr conspos^d of persons ful that some of the targe storage houses who are in sympathy with the Salvation of the company, in which there were tons Army movement. of the highest and deadliest explosives, After waiting a week for a revelation might go up at j any moment. When sev­ from President Smith the Mormon gather­ eral minutes bad passed without their ing at Independence, Mo., tout dissolved fears being real iked tho people cautiously very much disappointed *-no revelation. advanced to the scene of the explosion. The conference will meet again April 6, Tbe wreckage was found to Im on tire and IHKi. at Rumania, la. burning fiercely. The most timid of those present, seeing in this a new danger—there being a possibility that the flames might Chief Engineer N. B. Clark, of Wash­ spread to the storage houses -again fled. Found the Injured Mm. ■ ington, inventor of the deflective armor now uwi on the warships of all nations, The others, however, ran out tho com­ to dead. pany’s Are apparatus and water from the lake was used to fight tho Are. In a short William E. Woodruff, ex-state treas­ urer ot Arkansas, charged with embez­ time the flames were under control, and zling state funds, has been acquitted by a then the wreckage scattered about was Jury. , overhauled for the purpose of finding the Elihu Carr’s stock barn near Charles­ men who had been at work in the build­ ton, Ind., was struck by lightning and ings. Within a few minutes two men coUHtinie<i, together with a stock of thor- were found. Ixith badly injured. Tho roil of the company's employes was then called utighbred horses valued nt 380,000. A rifle in the hands of Wllllnm Doub, of and it was found that seven men were Bloomington, Ind., was accidentally dto- miming. These men were undoubtedly cliarged, and the ball pnssed through the dead, and a search was begun for their bodies. Tbe searchers, were mostly old bmiii of John Chambers, hto friend. employee of the company and know that In At noon today there were 50,000.would-be a case like tht* present one It was useless n-ltler* strung around the borders of tbe to search among tbe ruins that still/TeCheyenne and Arapahoe lands waiting the mained where the buildings bad sto<& signal to make a break for the laud. A buggy containing Mrs. Dr. Younger They found pieces of flesh and bones and Mrs. George Shetler, at Ballinger, scattered over several acres at ground. Tex., was struck by an engine. Mrs. After several hours work the searchers Younger was killed and her companion had succeeded in gathering about 150 fatally injured. pounds of ntangled flesh and bones, which The French are preparing for a war is all that remains of tbe dead men. Tbe against Dnhoiucy, and the rumored exist­ caused of the explosion is not known, and ence of a treasure'of 3100,000,000 in the a representative of the cotnpnny on the king's nalace at Ab >ey to alleged to be scene said it would be impossible to ascer­ playing a part In the expedition. tain it. __________ _________ During a rush on u railway platform by HEAVY EXPRESS ROBBERY. people returning from witnessing the Easter volunteer review in England, 100 persons were thrown Into a pile and two Ilnail In LoolnUn#killed and thirteen injured. New Orleans, April i5.-~Thc:'^|hicago A strike to hnrninent on the Lehigh Val­ train of the Llinais Central, whidh\left ley and Jersey Central railroads on account of the action of the Reading combine in here yesterday afternoon, tvas held upwt restricting the output of coal in order to ll;30 by four incu at a point just below run up prices, Jhus causing many freight Independence, Lu.' Two men boarded tbe trains to be taken off the roads. train nt Hammond ntatiou, nnd, covering It Is expected- that workingmen's pro­ the engineer and fireman, ordered them to cessions on Mdjr day will be entirely for­ go ahead and take the aiding at Independ­ bidden in Germany. Preparatlona for ence so thnt the down train could puM. Hociulhtic demonstrations in Italy on that After the down train had passed two other day are causing alarm. lu France it to ex­ men who were Blanding on the track join­ pected that 2,000,000 Socialists will march ed their confederates and ordered the train In prceesaions. backed to the seventy-seven mile poet. LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. The men then at tbe point of pistols Chicago. made the engineer and fireman go back CUICAOO, AprilJK nnd open the express door. They robbed Following were the quotation* on the Ix.-ard of trade today: Wheat—April, opened the Southern express safe of several thou­ W96c, dosed 81Hv: May. opened closed sand dollars, estimated from 35,000 to 310,­ K19^c; July. upea»l 80KC. Uoscd thfcc. Corn 000, a lot of New York exchange and a -April ojained 4Oc, cloMi 4UHc; May. opened 4«>14c, clusu.l 4»>Ho; Juno. o;>ened and package of lottery tickets. The authori­ ties at Jackson have been notified, ns well ci sed liSfcOats-May. opened closejl n^ie; June, opened aud elated STjjc; July, as those of adjoining towns, and blood­ opened nnd closed 27Hc> Pork—April, hounds will be placed on tbe tracks of tho opened $0.IC!4 close! 4U.K7H: May. opened robbers.___________________ 310.0.14. cloned tO.lCH; July, opened fiai\ clo ed gBUffH. Lard-May. opened FU5. closed THINKS PALMER WOULD DO. 36-17* Live stock—Prices M tha Union Stock ysnls Blaine Sensation. today raugri as foLows: Hogs—Market fairly active and 10^05c higher; sales ranged CHICAGO, April 12.—A party of New at. |8.ta«4..M pigs. SLS5fci.T0 light, 34.15<5. York, Philadelphia nnd New Jersey news­ 4.3> rough packing, H3.’i<$4.7<) mixed, 3M0 paper men, who report the proceedings of heavy packlug and shipping lotsCattlo-Fairly a.tire; price* 5®Kk hlgh- the New Jersey legislature, are at tho Au­ <d: quotations roui^ri at ilJiiti.'U choice to ditorium on a visit to the World’s fa|r extra shipping st*ora 3161^4 25 goo-1 to site. Jamcn Martin, the New York World chol.a do, 33.U0g.lB i fair to good. {3.]i)ft representative, one of tbe best-posted men 3.55 common to medium do, $J.00^3.40 butch­ on politics in the party, siid:. “The ers' btcorx 3X5Ji&3.'«> stockera, Texas btocns SAluu-LTJ feed era, 5L5O-tXZ5 name of Palmer for President to very cows, $L.l5&k(W Sulls aud «XU0Qi.75 veal often mentioned, and if the ticket were Palmer and Abbett it would sweep New Sheep—Marvel fairly active an I prices York state. Now Jersey Democrats think Strang; quocatiuns range 1 at l&OQd&HS west­ Senator Palmer to a grand old man and be erns, 34 WQA40 natives, and lambs; would unite all factions in New York, thorn lot..OjjKIj per 1- 0 Its below quotations something that neither Hill dot Cleve­ given above. Produce: Butter—Fancy separator 21c per land can do. Govcttior Abbett would also add strength to the ticket in New York.” lb; fine cr.amertes, XXt-io; dairies, Haney, fresh. Me; packing stock, frosh. HQ13c. Eggs Notable Weddings at the Capitol. —tresh, per dot Lira ;>oaltry— Chickens, 12 per lb; roo tera. 6c; ducks, 12^ WASHINGTON, April W.—Tha marriage ©I3c; turkeys, mixed lota. 1-34®13c; geese. of Miss Henrietta I^utoe Brewer, daugh­ 3l.Pi per dos. Potatoes-Hobrona, per ter of Justice and*Mra. Brewer, to Mr. bu; Burbanks, XSuXOc; Rosa. A)^32c for send; Peeress, -3 com.i-oii t> poor mixed James Lawson Karrick, of Huston, took lots, 3)<JpJe; Early Uhioi. 24i<(.i,h: for neeJ. place at 8 o’clock lost evening in SL Johns* Bwcet potatoes, llHnols, per -b.fi. Bermuda point km. S6. iOm;7.ui Applce-Com- church. Justice Brewer gave the bride mo:i, 3l.73i6 .■<) per bbl; gou.1, 33.25^2.^0, away. At tho church of tbe Incarnation at noon yesterday Edith, daughter of Hon. fancy, ■ John H. (-‘Btohop”) Oberly, Aras married East Unflalo. to George M. Echols, of Chicago. Tho East Bt.qrr.iu>. Avril M. Cattle— About 75 loads an auto: market wedding was a quiet one, owing to a active; extra steers. ><.Ul©«.1i.’; gved ship­ recent death in the family. The young ping risers, >1.iu^l.2); medium butchers. couple will live at Chicago. 33.75,1 uh; light bntaber*’, 3U5&J.63; choice ito.-kers, SltORXOh choice leedere. sa.i*<J 3LUX Sheep and hanim—Seventy-five loads ST. JuBKPtt. Ma. April IB.—Toe train­ on I rule; market n tire and prk-tM nt *ady at Sat ar.lay’s figure*l good to choice sheep, men of the Rock Island rnilwtyare in ffifUiinon-. good to extra lambs. conference here with a view to formulat­ 1103-Fifty loads an rale; market easy; good ing demands on tha company tor better to best Yorkars. $j.tHh>Uij; gaol to best pay nnd less work. They are all members tigs, Sl.3j<-4j.UU. of the brotherhoods of trainmen, aud the Detroit. pay on the whole line between Chicago Dktko.t. April 16. Wheat—No. 2 rod cash and Mar, BO^c; sad Denver will be gone over. They will July. H4J(c; No. 1 white cash. «<Ha. Cora— probably get the new schedule ready by Xu. 2 cata. 4-5ic. Cau-No. cash, »fcc. tonight. OIVK ENJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleaasnt and refreshing to tbe taste, and acta gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the syatem effectually, dispels colds, lyadaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy or its kind ever pro­ duced, pleasing to tbe taste and ac­ ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial tn Ha efieers, prepared only from the most healthy ana agreeable, substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the moat popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and 81 bottles by all leading drug­ gists. Any reuable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro­ cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAM FMAMCISOO, CAI. LOUiswu£.j(r. M£W max. Mr. PROBATE ORDEIL State ot Michigan. County of Barry—ss. At a session of the Probate Court foe the County of Barry, holden at the Probate Office, in tbe city of Hastings, in said county, on Thursday, the 2Bh day of March. In the year one thousand eighth hundred aMtutoety two. i'reseut, cnariea W. Arinsiroog, Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate ot William F. Pow. rs, deceased. 1 Ou reading and filing the petition duly vert fled, of J. < Andrus, a brother-in-law ot said deceased, praying that a certain Uwtrument now on flic in this court, purnortlng to be the last will and testament nt said deceased be admitted to probate, and that administration nt said estste begr.snte «1 to Cora Powers, tbe executor therein named or some other suitable person. Thereupon it Is ottiered, that Friday, the 22i»d day of April, A. D.imu.atten o’clock In the forenoon, he assigned tor the hearing of said petition, and that thehelraat law of sola deotaat*d, and all other persons Interested in said estate, are required to appear at a session of said court, then to be holden at tbe Probats office. In the city of Hastings, In said county, and show caum*. if any there be. why tbe prayer ot the petitioner may not be granted. And It to further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the persons Interested ih said estate, ot tbe pendency of Mid petition, and the bear­ ing thereof by causing a copy of this order to be pdmtohed In the Hastings Bannkr a news­ paper printed and circulated In said County ot Barry once tn each week for three successive weeks previous to said day nf bearing. CHABLXS W. AmurraOMG. Judge of Probate. PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan. County of Barry—os. At a session of the Probate Court for tbe County of Barry, holden at the Probate Office. In the Cltv of Hastings, in said county, on Praient. Charles W. Annetroog, Judge of Probate. lu the matter of the estate of Isaac Stantou, deceased. On reading and filing the petition, duly variOed.at Morris O. Stanton..son ot Mid deceased pra>ing that administration of said estate be granted to Charles Pritcbard or some other suitable person. Thereupon It Is ordered, that Tuesday, tbe 3rd day of May. A. D. IWJ, at ten o’clock luttM forenoon be assigned for the hearing ot said petition, and that the neln» at law of said de­ ceased and all other persons interested In said estate, are required to appear at a session of sold Court, then to beholden at the Probate Office in the City ot Hastings, in said County, and show cause, if any there be. why the prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. And it is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to tbe persons Interested In Mid estate, of tbe Pendency ot said petition and tha hearing thereof, by causing a copy ot this order lobe published in the Hastings Baxxkr. a newspa­ per printed and circulated in said County ot B:irry once In each week for three succesalye weeks previous to said day of hear.ng. „ Chas. W. AuurrnosG, [A true copy.) Judge of Probate. PROBATE ORDEIL State of Michigan, County of Bsrry-m. Ata session of tbe Probate Court for tho Conn'y of Barry, holden at the Probate office, in the City of Hastings, in said county, on Wednes­ day. tho fith day of April, in the year one thousand eight hundn*d and ninety-two. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Prebate. > In the matter, ot the estate of Maude M. Heath, deceased, aud of determining a ho araor wen the heirs at law of Mid deceased. ed. prxjluz for. reasons therein stated, that aa. order or decree be made la this court, deter­ mining who are or were the heirs at law of said dreexsed. and entitled to Inherit said estate, .vnd their respective rights therein. Thereupon it to ordered,that Wednesday, the 4th day of May A. D. u«2. at ten o’etoek In the forenoon be assigned for tbe hearing of said petition sad that the heirs st bpr of Mid deceased and all other person, Interested in. mid estate, are required to appear at a session of said court, then to be holden at the I*robat«of­ fice. In the City-of Hastings. In Mid Cnunty^aad show came, if any there be. why the prayer of tub, petitioner may not bo grantee. And It to further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the persons Interested in said estate, of tha pendency o< said petition and the hearing thereof by eanstag a copy of this order tp be published In the Has­ ting, Baxmxr. a newspaper printed and clreo1-te.l In Mid County of Barry, ooee m eaeh week for thn- successive weeks previous to bald day of bearing. • Chaulks. W. ARMsrnoKa. Judge of Probata. �Full Line of Hastings Furniture Bed Room Suits Side Boards Fancy Chairs At Greatly Reduced Prices Hastings Banner, ' Thursday, April 21, 1892. MARSHALL L.COOK. Editor. TUX HASTINGS. MICH., rOSTOFFICK, AUGCST 14. 1878.__________ EDITORIAL NOTES. Col. John Atkinson, of Detroit, an Irish­ man of national reputation and an earnest Catholic, comes out In tbe Detroit News with a Statement of his reasons why the Catholic church should abandon Its church 1 schools and support the public schools. HMjreasons are briefly: 1st. Catholics are compelled to pay a 1 double school tax. which la too great a harden. 2nd. A religion that cannot stand the teat of education in any kind of good arhnsl, Is of no particular advantage. If Catholicism Is afraid of education the Catholic church has no business to exist 3rd. The maintaining of separate schools tends to make distinctions, for which Catholics alone are responsible, be­ tween Catholics and non-Cathollca, and prevents the church from appearing in any «*er light than as a foreign Institution to American non-Cathollca. * 4th. For this last reason. It prevents Catholics from obtaining such recognition ta political life as they might otherwise have, since uon-Catbolles feel that Catho­ lics will use their positions to favor church aa against public schools. •Ch. Because In order to maintain sep­ arate church schools. Catholic priests are eamy tiled to be beggars for funds, which Aa degrading to their high calling. «tti. Because the Catholic schools are amt and cannot be. made as good aa the MbHe school*. Tbe above are the main points urged by CaL Atkinson. Aud they are well taken. We hope to see the church authorities of church fall In line with hls Ideas, and ■holtah their separate church schools, and ■taad together with all other churches and aU other desses of citlxena in maintaining aad improving our public schools. Every now and then that iniquitous pro­ sad rites of burial of Band's bill and sol­ emn promises, the party how proposes to duct of Ignorance and venality, aquawbuek kerosene, gets In Its d.-adly work. Last turn squarely against free coinage. It Is well known that Nebraska was the week two houses succumbed to the fire hot bed of free silver. Indeed a democrat­ fiend, and squawbuck oil was tbe cause. ic governor and an opposition legislature As tbe date for tbe democratic national and some congressmen were elected In that conviction draws nigh. Il becomes dearly slate largely upon the. democratic promise apparent that Cleveland continues to be of unlimited issue of 70 cent dollars. the democratic Moses. Thursday last tbe democratic state eonvention of Nebraska met at Lincoln. By a good nyjbrlty a resolution in favor of “•old to the Indians.” We cannot believe । the tree coinage of silver was defeated. it will be possible that voters, except they And this in the very hot bed of free silver desire to be humbugged, will walk into | agitation. This but confirms other Indica­ this democratic bear trap. Tbe supervisors convened Wednesday afternoon of- last week, and adjourned Thursday. Henry Roe. of Nashville, was elected chairman, The new law relative to taxing mortgarcs was discussed, and plans for taking tbe assessment under tbe law—were talked over. With regard to the building of the new court house and jail; building and Inspect* Ing committees were chosen, further action being delayed until the laborious work of taking tbe assessment should be complet­ ed. Following are Ute committees: Building committee—John G. Nagler, Irving:'Oscar Matthews. Hartings townablp; Orson Swift, Maple Grove; Oscar Young, city; Peter Cobum. Hastings town­ ship. The first three are supervisors. tions of the democratic purpose to fly In Inspecting committee—Orson Swift, Jas. tbe face of its promises, go back on its • Oar contemporary of the Journal appears H. McKevitt, Milo L. Williams. John (). own • record, and destroy all reasonable to rejoice In the possibility that May Nggler. and County Clerk Brice. ground of hope or expectation that It will wheat will be sold for 05 cents. Calamity or can do else than sit on the fence and and democracy rejoice together. find fault. It is doubtful If even in Michi­ Following is the jury list drawn for the May term of court: gan tbe democratic party dare attempt to Additional Local News. Wm. H. Huffman, elty. pass a free coinage resolution In Its Mus­ Daniel Wolcott, Hastings township. Rubber boots only 8S.U4 Read tbo kegon convention. George Havens. Hope. 'Bankrupt store adv. A. H. Bates. Irving. If one would wish to know what democ­ Bargains in bed room suits at McCoy’a Harry Hyland. Johnstown. racy Is at its present fountain head, tbe special suit sale. Wm. Cooper. Maple Grove. John Carter, Orangeville. Tammany tribe of New York, he should Chris. Vrooman is limping around, be­ Chas. H. Furd. Prairieville. read tbe sermons of Rey. Dr. Parkhurst of cause a horse jumped on his foot and Douglass Hall. Rolland. smashed it. that city. That gentleman has been des­ Chaa. Griffin. Thornapple. cribing some of the infernal dives ot that You will never get a better opportunity L. J. Haseldine. Woodland. Frank N. Culver, Yankee Springs. elty. that would disgrace the lowest to buy bed room suits than at McCoy’s Edward Stephens. Assyria. P special sale. of the brutes In their awful brutality and Wm. H. Eaton, Baltimore. Anyone desiring to build, paint or hav ­ wanton wickedness. He has also pictured Norman Chapin, Barry. ing occasion to use hardware should, get in glowing terms tbe rottenness of the city I^eouard Sledge. Carlton. prices at the W. F. Powers’ hardware Frank Wellman. Castle.on. government, snowing Its extravagance and store before buying. Bargains offered for Geo. C. Sweet, elty. corruption. He has proven that the po­ the next 30 days. Wm. H. Spence, city. lice force of that city is paid 85,000,000 by The prosecuting attorney has notified saloon Irts and dive keepers, in order that the saloon keepers to remove all card ta­ tbe tew might not be enftaved. And the bles from their places. In enforcing the John G. Reuter. Irving. Wraley A. Clark. Johnstown. worst oMt all Is that Dr." Parkhurst 1s able law fully, the prosecutor will have the support of all good citizens. to prove what he^saytu And this rotten Chas. W. Monel, Orangeville. The Journal dalms that the Baxxek political machine, Tammany,. is the con­ Elmer Reynolds, Prairieville. trolling force in democratic national poli­ does not ask or expect the city attorney to Edward Green, Rutland. enforce the city ordlances relative to gam­ tics. k has an absolute title in fee simple bling. The Journal aa usual is In error. H. E. Rising. Woodland. to tbe “body, soul and breeches’* of the Tbe Baxhkr desires every peace officer to A. C. Hunt. Yankee Springs. democratic party in New York city and do hls duty, republican or democrat; and we shall and do censure any officer of any state, and Is now the dominant force in party who does not enforce the law. tbe democratic party of the country- It de­ Monday morning a bouse occupied by tested Hills and elected Crisp speaker of j 1-aug Dickinson and family, and owned by tbe lower bouse of congress. Tbe oppoaiAsa Pennock, on Jefferson street, caught lion to Grover Cleveland Is largely from j on fire and was badly damaged. The tire Tammany. Nor will It support him if originated from the kitehen stove owing to nominated except It can use him after­ a defective flue. As the home was not a valuable one. tbe conflagration has render­ ward. He must bow the knee or go noder. ed It about worthless. All the household How do decent democrats like such con­ effects were saved. trol of their party? Mr. S. D.8%tVt>«•>■* WteKoseRaur ONLY $2.25. Into tbe light or eoeosiplliliaient. Tbe proeteta or the dlettoneet irtekum _. „ special Agent. “****•« r«.l«.ormr Newest Things in Dress Goods. SPRING JACKETS. -FOB- THE :'MNG: TRADE We place on sale this week some of our NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS Which we are constantly receiving and pledge the assurance of showing all that in STYLISH GOODS,. SUPERIOR VALUES, —AND— SATISFACTORY PRICES, \A7E INVITE YOU to give our stock a careful ’ r tion before you purchase your drees goo<L «<* lee justified in making the claim that no one can offer you Greater Inducements Thia is for cash only. I want your York. BOM UD EGOS. nr 4 We shall be pleased to show you our stock whether you buy or not. pay the J. M. MC&.VAU JOS. ROGERS, [Complex Lin’ dry GOODS. �Hastings Ba Thursday, April 21, Judge Smith was In Detroit Tuesday. W. R. COOK, Local Editor. The Harvest Depends something on the seed. Good Seeds beat ten shilling oboe you ever saw. . Pimr. Smith. The tenuis court baa been placed in the court yard and is receiving the attention of several admirers of that favority past- Remember our spring stock of furniture and carpets is now complete. Good assort­ ment and-prices reasonable. F. W. Greble. You are safe to bet on a sure thing, so bet your pile that no one can or Will try to match our prices on millinery. Phin. Smith. Mrs. A. E. DIckennan wm in Benton Harbor last week. Mrs, Geo. Baird, who resides on Mill street In the 4th ward. Is prepared to do good dressmaking at reasonable rates, and respectfully solicits your patronage. Will never have the best Japan Tea Mart Buck, of Charlotte, is in the city on business. Eugene Harthoru, of Barry, was in the city Tuesday. You will find bargains tn bed room suits at McCoy’s, the furniture man’s, at his special sale. He Is making some great in­ ducements to buyers. YOU Dr. Conley, of Saranac, was tn tbe etty Monday. A fact, all our millinery was bought nt a bargain, and we will not be matched in price a,t the racket Phin. Smith. Caiy ora Protect Good Glen Balch, of Kalamazoo, Is vlilting in the city. Every maji, woman and child should know how to save money. Clothing is a necessary article and everyone should know where to go to buy it. New let us state to you a few plain facts. We have bought the largest and finest line of Miss Gertie Pendergast wm In Grand Rapids Tuesday, Miss Grace Messer, of Grand Haven, Is visiting her father. Mrs. Clarence Young, of Allegan, spent Sunday In the city. . L. E. Knappen, of Grand Rapids, In the city Thursday. wm Charlie Flansberg, of Hickory Corners, In tbe city Saturday. wm Miss Minnie Evans, of Bellevue, visited with relatives here last week. Minor Layton, of Muskegon, visited friends In the city Monday evening. Lou Goodyear, of tho State university. We will sell goods in the millinery de­ Is spending spring vacation In the city. partment at about what others pay for L. L. Holloway, of Kalamazoo, wm iu them. Remember we sold nearly all our old stock last fall so have all new at tbe the city the for part of the week on busi­ ness. racket Phin. Smith. Miss Clate Herrington returned from a Iced honey cakes, vanilla wa ter?, lemon visit with her parents In Mt Pleasant last creams, crackers, oat meal crackers, week. graham wafers, Ung Island wafers, vanilla squares. Iced coffee cakes, honey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshall, df jumbles, vanilia ginger cookies, at South PrairievlUe, visited relatives In the city side bakery. last week. If you pre moving, house cleaning or fix­ ing up your home, you will find a firstclass linear furniture, carpets and drap­ eries at F. W. Greble’s. Remember our stock is all new. North side Main St., Hastings. Mich. CLOTHING, SPRING Hats, Caps and Gent’s Furnishing Goods Ever shown in the City of Hastings. We have all the newest shades and styles in Spring Suits and Overcoats. All-of them are very pleasing patterns and styles. YOURSELF BE :FAIR : WITH And see our spring stock. It presents an opportunity for economical buying that no one can afford to miss. No question about these goods pleasing—they make none better. No ques­ tion about prices being satisfactory—none can sell cheaper. Come to us for your spring goods and you will discover the secret “How to Save Money.” Yours respectfully, Howard Thomas and Guy and Duane Bauer are spending their spring vacation In the city. _ P. T. Colgrovc. R. B. Messer and Hale Kenyon attended tho state convention in Detroit Thursday. Have you seen those beautiful sewing C. D. Beebe, of Chattanooga, Tenn., was machines that they are selling for 835? Where? A*t T. Phillip’s. Well you will In the city Thursday on business connect­ , miss it if you buy without seeing them. ed with the furniture factory. Needles for all machines. 3 oz, bottle of Mrs. W. L. Wllkips was in the city iMt very best oil, 10 cents. week packing up her household goods It is reported that an Inventive genius preparatory to moving to Chicago. has Invented a machine that will generate Mr. and Mrs. Jones, ot Saranac, wm In electricity from wind. If that Is true, we the city IMt week being called here by the know of three or four calamity howlersfln sickness of her daughter, Mrs. Frank this city who dally furnish wind enough Hams. to generate all tbe electricity needed In the Mrs. Grigsby will attend the Barry country. County W. C. T. U. convention as a del­ We have bought for spring and summer egate on Thursday and Friday this week trade the best assortment of Imported ■t Middleville. pickles In bottles we have ever had. Fresh Orlie Van Horn returned from the Uni­ fruits and vegetables on hand every day. versity Friday evening, and is entertain­ The largest and cheapest stock of candy In ing a friend from the medical department .town. Hams & VKnAhman. during vacation. The Michigan Central will., on May 3rd. and 4th. sell tickets from Hastings to Muskegon and return nt the rate of one Now line of oil paintings may be seen at and one-third fare, good going May. 8 and F. W. Greble’s, north aide Main St 4 and returning not later than May 5, on Chas. Bauer, who has had an office with Ijtugli. talk or eat. do your artificial teeth account of Democratic State convention. us for several years, lias moved over Jul­ M. A. Gilman, ticket agent. or drop down? n »0 send one dollar for ius Russel's afore. Dr. Husband’s Handy bolder. You can apply it The farmers or Barry county arc in ­ tuyour plate lu one minute, and no,matter if See the Yankee shoe button fastener tour plate lit* or not It will hold flpnly In the vited to inspect the Shields Patent wind­ mouth under the moat tryt ng ci reu instance*. mill. They are manufactured by the make its own staple at the Racket Address J. Z. HUSBAND. D. D. S. Phin. Smith. Hastings Engine and Iron works. One White Cloud. Michigan. Is in practical operation in front of tbelr 0. G. Kingsbury, the photographer, ob­ office. It will pay you to patronize home tained about 9400 Insurance on his recent­ Industries and get their prices on wind­ ly burned gallery, near Ford’s hotel, last t will .wit my farm on section 17, In the town- mills, derrick’s tanks, etc. week and left the city, together with sever­ ♦hip ot Carlton cheap. Ttwrh are iso acre*. Soon after the firoYccurrcd on Jefferson al unpaid accounts and mourning creditors. : .o acres Improved with good buildings, good water and about five acres of orchard; cboloe street Monday morning, the , fire depart­ Special prices on all goods trade by the fruit farm, is In good stale of culttvauon. For ' irlher particular* call on or write to Tobin* ment was called out again by lhe mocking Hastings Furniture Co. A first-class suit • urn. Ilaatiug*. Mich. A'.»n bare 15 ewes with bird at the engine house. This time It for 815 former price was 918. Every thing was a blaze In Mode Rich’s house, near the else In proportion. We have a large invoice Michigan Central depot, which was extin­ of these goods and they must bo -old at once. F. W. Greble. the furniture dealer, guished with a few palU’full of water. north side Main St.. Hastings, Mich. Without doubt the Temple^ of Fame to After a brief but very severe Illness. Preparatory for Second and Third grade, I presented in Union hall to-morrow even­ certificates. / ing by local talent, will be one of the Mrs. R. B. Richards of thli city died Sat­ finest entertainments ever given In tbe urday morning. the disease being periton­ The funeral took place Monday, Characters representing the most itis. Hurt. W. D. STERLING and Prin. H< 1 city. famous men and women of all times will brief services being held at her late home B. ANDRUS. Conductors. < • appeal In their own behalf to wear the on west Green street, conducted by the This school will close Just In time fol crown, ns being the most worthy to re­ Rev. Puffer, and also at the German Bap­ the regular Barry county teachers’ examlA ceive it. Cortrfncs appropriate for the tist church In Campbelltown. Mrs. nation which occurs August^ and 5. For' character anirthe time in which he or she Richards was a woman of such kindly, catalogue containing full particulars in re­ generous nature, so womanly a woman, •qvod will be worn. - itard ui course of study, tuition, board, etc., that she was greatly respected by all who address W. I). Sterling or H. B. Andrus, George, the 13 year old son of Mr. and knew her. She leaves a husband nnd an Haitiugs, Mich., - Mrs. Robert Dawson, died Sunday morn­ Infant son to -mourn the loss of a loved ing of typhoid fever. The funeral occur­ wife and fond mother. To the stricken red Tuesday afteruoon, and was largely ones la tendered the heartfely sympathy attended, the Rev. W. M. Puffer officiat­ of all. ing. George was a boy of genial, sunny disposition; kind-hearted, generous, bright, active and a warm favorite with nil his A three year old stallion colt sired by young companions, and with hit who knew Barry Golddust Clement Smith, Hastings, him well* In their great bereavement, Hereafter. changes for advertisements the stricken family have the deep sympa­ Micb. must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to thy of all. Insure insertion In the Issue of the week • Don’t MIm It, when brought. It will cost you money if you do not get President Shortridge, of the North Dakota Slate Farmer's Alliance, has Issued prices on millinery at the racket Attend McCoy's suit sale. Prnx. Smith. nn address calling upon the farmers to re­ For choice confectionary go to the South port their needs In the way df extra teams side bakery. and men to do spring plowing and seeding. Fruit tablets, the finest in the market, He urges the utmost activity and prompt­ v I desire U> extend my heartfelt thanks ness. It is estimated Hint 10,000 men to* kind friends and neighbors who so at the South side bakery. more than there are in the state at' this cheerfully aided mo during the Sickness Try the Boston brown bread. You can time will be required. The greatest scar­ and death nnd burial of my wife. Their get at the south side bakery. city of labor Is In the Red River Valley. many kindly acts will ever be held In For further particulars call at the Michi­ grateful remembrance. Read the adv. of the W. F. Powers gan Central passenger depot. R. B. Richards. . Hardware store in this Issue. Public attention is called to Dr Special sale of bed room suits at McCoy’s. Humphrey’s large advertisement which Now is your opportunity to save money. At a regular review of Hastings Tent, has appeared In each issue ot this paper Dr. Holman S. No. 3WJ. K. O. T. M.. held April 7. 1822. Ladies hats at cut prices at the Racket for the past month. Humphrey has visited several counties in the following preamble and resolutions * Ph in. Smith. southern Mich, one day each month during were unanimously adopted. New line of children’s carriages just the past year and has decided to enlarge Whereas it has pleased the Supreme received at F. W. Greble’s, north side his route to four more counties for Ute Ruler of the Universe to remove from our present year. Hls published^certlficates midst our late Sir Knight Commander William F. Towers, and whereas, It Is but EGGS, EGGS taken In exchange for of cures among our lirljzhbors stamps him as a master in'hls professional worfr. For just thnt recognition of bls many virtues goods at the Racket. should be had therefore be It. dates and parUcuiars read the Dr's? ad ­ . Phin. Smith. 1st. Rtutolved by Hastings Tent No. vertisement In this Issue.. Return visits A pair of ladles rubbers for only 12H every four weeks regularly. 280 on the Registry of the Great Camp of cents. Read the adv of Hie Bankrupt the Maccabees of Michigan thnt. while we store In this issue for other great bargains* The Journal makes an unwarranted at­ bow with humble submission to the will tack upon the outgoing council in Its latest of the Most High, we do not the less Fred Barlow has sold the house he re­ Issue with regard to the publication of the mourn for our brother who has been cently purchased of P. T. Colgrovc, and financial statement. That statement was taken from us. will begin the erection of a One residence given to us for publlcaUon by the city re­ 2nd. Resolved. that In tho death of at once. corder In ample time to have had It appear William F. Powers this Tent laments the For a first-class bed room suit call at F. in the Issue before election. For the fact loss of a brother whs was ever ready to W. Greble’s, where you will find tbe lar­ that It did not appear the proprietors of proffer the hand of aid and the voice of gest and most varied line ever shown In •this paper are responsible, and no one sympathy to tho needy and distressed of Bjtrry Co. else. One of our workmen was sick, our the fraternity; an active member of this columns were crowded, and we could not society, wboae utmost endeavors wore ex­ For tbe next 30 days tho W. F. Powers set the type and could not have published tended for Its welfare and prosperity; a Hardware store will sell iroods at greatly the statement If it had been set, because friend nnd a champion who was dear to reduced prices. See the ad. elsewhere In of lack of room. If any taxpayer will us all as a citizen whose upright and noblo this issue. glance at bis tax receipt lie will find that life was a standard of emulation to hls Since tile water works were put In this over half hls tax was school tax. Tlmt fellows. 3rd. Reaqlved, that the [heartfelt sym­ city, the fire boys may have It said to their was large not because of heavy expenses credit, that not a ImiiMj has burned to the for running tl»e schools, but because pathy of this tent be extended ot hls fam­ ground. Hastings has reasons to be 38,000 of principal and 91, HW Interest on ily In their affliction. on the old bond*, and over 33,000 of the 4th. Retvlved that these resolutions be proud of her Are department. costs of the new school building was paid. spread upon the records ot the Tent, and Miss Quinn, organist of tbe Hastings Take out of the sum total of the Uxes, the copy thereof be transferred to the family Presbyterian church and late pupil of the school tax, also county nnd state tnx, and of our deceased brother and to each of the celebrated Professor Post, of Grand Rap­ the bitlance will show the percentage it four papers of Hastings. Ids, gives lessons on the piano or organ cost to run tbe city last year. It will be I C. G. Smith. either at the residences of her pupils or at found to have been very -iigbt compared Com.C. P. Lathbop. her own home on Jefferson St Geo. Heath. with former years. > One-Price Clothiers Hastings, Michigan. until you buy the ARATA R. K. GRANT S L. E. STAFFER Exclusive Agent for Has­ ting. KEEP IT IN HIND WHEN YOU THE TMKNINQ SOTS SUMMER SCHOOL. JULY 5’TIL AUGUST 3, '93 , LQCAL NEWS. • C1KCMLSTION • This week, 80 quires. 44 POINT Between kilts and short pants to long pants and coats for the little boys is one full of anxiety to parents. While there are many places where clothing is sold, there is but one Grant's. Here low prices and reliable clothing have always been the rule. Just now, when there is such a demand for spring suits, let us remind you tliat no house can show as steady a trade or point to such a remarkable success. You know the cause. The determination to sell good clothing or none at the lowest possible figures has made legions of friends for ub. The great lines of suits at $10, $12, $15, and the hundreds of pairs of fine pants at prices ' ranging from $1.50 to $6.00, will leave no taste nnsuited. If you want clothing that is reliable, and if you want it at the least possible expense, we can fill the bill. Maybe we can help you; may­ be we can show you many pretty novelties in Suits for the older boys; maybe we can give you prices on such goods that will be of interest to you. Its worth the trying. You have the choice of a splendid assortment, single and double breasted, new patterns, new shades—sturdy make, The trash buyers are not thought of here; but all proper 75c. 87c. $1.25 grades of things are provided A delightful enthusiasm marks our entire business this spring and especially so in the Boys’ Clothing Department. 02 Just a word an to the men’s working pants (as advertised last week.) The quality of these goods are remarkable, but there is one thing more remarkable— the price. Astonishingly low for the quality. Keep in mind the $1.50 or $2.00 you have paid for pants made from same material. GS �THt NATId Hastings Banner^ W.UI.XJWV, to* Thursday, April 31, xS?3- d’*“ How the Michigan Republican* Gave It a Booat. COOK BHOS-. 40TI0K OF THE STATE OOBVUITIOS BILIOUS a* KNOBS fey Mister disobomw- " |dlu^of tbe first rote uw __ _ one claiming thnt ths amsndment wan adopted and tbe other that it was defeated. Another vote reunited in its defeat by eighteen votes. During the debate Bryan declared that he was for Boies. ‘ Imme­ diately after ths vote hat! been announced Bryan and Governor Boyd met and had a wordy war that nearly led to blown. Tbe tonveution then took a recess until 10 p. m., and upon rcusscmblingehooealternates and adjourned. PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRACY. ^”s Of an QPflCCO. DrrnoiT. April 15.—How is Alger’s boom? is thequestion asked here. Wednes­ day Pennsylvania Democrats resolved in favor of Cleveland, but declined to in­ struct the delegates to Chicago for him. Yceterday’Michlgan Republicans took the same course regarding Alger. But Alger is a Michigan man while Cleveland fa not a Keystoner. The temporary chairman yesterday was ex-Congrtsaman Alien. Ho said the Republicans were not confined to one man, but whether thnt man be Har- risen or Alger [great applause for both names] there will be no mistake made,and there would be victory at the end. I lid onto* —Harrisdveg, April 14.—Tho Democratic convention met here yesteryday with a full attendance of delegates, and was called to order at noun. Representative Beltzhoover was temporary chslrE-in, und reeolntlon regarding free silvw go over, M be wanted to “make a few remarks." The house jessed in urgent deficiency bill, appropriating $l,012,«MJ for various deficiencies la tbe gorenaaront service. Cooper made a personal explanation about his controversy with the commis­ sioner of pensions. Tbe naval appropria­ tion bill was conslderesi for two Acors in committee of the whole and ri»e hoase ad jonrued. Washington, April 14. —The greater jwrt ot y. sterday was pa.**«l by the senate in tbe consideration of bills on tbe cal­ endar, quite a number of which were passed. By way of Interlude the Geary Chinese exclusion bill was adversely re­ ported, thejMinate iiiAfatlng upon Its own measure continuing exLUng laws. Mor­ gan delivered another speech on the silver la the wtfa of one of the lut known -,hs>. narists la New Haven, dbing twin,w at la Dfxwell Ave., and ex-prcsidcnt <■{ U.o< ,I1Ww. tleut Phanaaceutlcal Assodatl !L He un; “My wife was for sevr.ai y^, kl health, duo to a complletuioti of disorder!. mention in his speech of Cleveland’s hams pariiia; she took 0 or 8 bottles ai»l rzT. was loudly applauded, as was his eulogy tataly a great deal better slue-- iaeterywAy.** question to nine listeners. of Governor Pattison. Some Hill men In the house Bailey of Texas, who always Mri. JUrih-i lined of 1H35 Hungry - .r^, Baltimoro, Md., voluntarily nays were present and interrupted Beltzhoover makes the point of no quorum, moved to “ Fur ovrr 3 yean 1 suffered v lib a to such an extent that a paragraph be had posa a bill, and no quorum voting the In his speech relating Jo Gorman ba ws« I jx>int was mode against him, bat finally Complication of Diseases compelled to omit to save timj. Commit­ the bill was jiasscd. The remainder of the tec* were appointed as usual and the con­ svMion was devoted to the consideration till tbe summer found me a eoufirnx .1 lr,i aij^ -nt the nnv.ll appropriation bill Fending They Cheered Everybody. Mood poor, appetite gnite. bowels <<lt vention took recess to 3:30 p. m. The convention was in a cheering mood. order, and 1 was miserable ln j„(1 ,n4 The Convention Organised. When Duffield offered resolutions indors­ WASHINGTON, April 15.—Tho senate yas- | betfy. I read <rf sock wonderful curej per. It was 4J0 before the convention was ing Alger there were wild ch^r*. When ready for bturines* again and the first terday had a long debate on a bill to in- I ftrasd by Hood's Sarsoparllh that, at !**t allusions, complimentary of course, were thing in order w.is the credentials com­ crease tbe number of judges at the court | I thought I would try a boule, aa, I.' h ■iidu’t make roe better, Iteould not make tn.- none. made to Secretary Blaine the roof shook; mittee’s report. Twenty seats were con­ of claims, the debate being pending when It did make me better, sad on mj thir l b.,aia when reciprocity was iqioken of there was tested. There wero two reports, one de the senate adjourned till Monday. In the I found myself almost loud applause, and when tho national ad­ feating all tbe contestants except four, earlier part of the day a senate bill was I xnd a minority report in favor of all tbe ministration was eulogized tho delegates passed rvtending tho free delivery mall A New Woman The majority report was made all the noise possible. Tho prelim­ contestants system to towns of 5,000 population. I will gladly convince any lady, as I lure inary business of appointment of tho usual adopted, nnd then after an exciting scene Tbe incident in the house was a debate caused by the minority memliera of tbe proved to myself, that purifying rnd rurkfa S^Sad regulate tbe bowels. Urea if tbsy calf committees was rapidly trammeled and in credentials committee not being Mtiafied on tbe resolution of Burrows to expunge order to give the committees time .F. . eIng lbs Mood, which Hood's BsmpviU.t with things, George Row was made per­ from the congressional record the extract* manent ch Innnn, according to the report from the book of Henry George, “Protec­ tion or Free Trade’’ Interjected by several with all Ite^al Treats*™t in the nnuy <114 When the convention reassembled tha of tho organization committee. Democratic members. Tho extract* got in Srntlincnt* of tho Platform. esaei with which women are affiictec. TrylL credentials committee reported no.com, Ro*i was n-cerved with ebeero, which nearly tbe whole of the book and tha Re­ teste. The temporary organixat ion was publicans said I it looked aa though that made permanent, and the business of so- were redoubled whenever he referred to was the intention, so as to disseminate Ircting four delegates-at-Iarge was begun. Cleveland, Pattison, or tariff reform. The George's ideas without cost to lbs Demo­ Tbe nominees were Delos A Blodgett, of platform declares the Democracy tho party cratic campalgn fund. The resolution was Grand Rapids: James M. Wilkinson, of of the people nnd the custodian uf the doc­ table<l. The remainder of the session was Sarsaparilla is es­ .Ishpeming; Charles W. Wells, of Saginaw; trines of Jefferson, mentioning In the same devoted to the naval appropriation bilk pecially adapted and Dexter M. Ferry, of Detroit. It was connection Andrew Jacksun, S. J. Tilden, Wabhixgtos. April 1A -The house yeemoved that the four he declared the choice and Grover Cleveland; advocates honest of the convention, and it was carried with mohey of gold and silver and paper con­ terday accomplished nothing whatever in “csrtxFs'uttls Uver POM sre rery «n*H and a whoop. Thomas W. Palmer wav vertible thereinto without loss; liberal but the way of legislation. Bills were report­ very easy to teXa. Ono or two pLU* makeis dosa. “twigged" in the hall just here, nnd a not reckless pensions, and economy in gov­ ed favorably for public buildings al Joliet, Tb.-y are strictly vog^tabto and Jo not grip* or speech was demanded, and be responded ernment. Tariff reform fa demanded 6a Ills.; Ann Arbor, Mich., and Clinton, la. and will cure dUBculUn pet-uliar to tbe sex. the basis of the national platform of 1888, and said that victory was “in tho stars." The remainder of the day was sp*nt on the and that is declared tho tariff issue. Alger Flrat, Harrison Next. private adendar without action. A^recew* CARTER MKDICINI CO., New YOrtG Hooo*s Pills ««• u»w ur. coa*:;.-*^ Far Gruver Clevslaad. Of the delegatea-at-large all are Alger SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SULL PBltt men find and Harrison men next. They This being tha issue tbe platform de­ will make a determined, light at tho na­ clarer that the Pennsylvania Democracy house adjourned. -i FOR PROFIT At the Gn AN D tional convention for Algrr. The sami is overwhelmingly for the renomlnarion of Wamhngton. April I#.—The senate may be said of the alternate delegntes-nt Cleveland -for president, and that tbe best <Mfab.> n»VM- large. They are John J. Evans, of Battle interests of the country demand the snme. yesterday passed tho two court bills laid ff}f//jl hm c O L V y L-exV-T 'Vxvaxxxx-x -NK KO Creek, a leading colored Republican of The delegates *re instructed to vote aa a over from Thursday of la*t week and Enclose stamp for circular. Andrew. A. 8. the western part of the state; Fabian J. unit, but not for any particular man. spent must of the remainder ot the day in PARISH, prop'r. TrudslLof Iron*Mountain; Frank Bonney, Pattison is heartily indorses! as governor, executive session over ths modus vivendi of Charlevoix county, and Rasmus Ran­ and Harrity as member of the national In Behring sea, nnd other matters. One committee. An attempt to have the dele son, of Grayling. of tbe bills passed increases the number Ele«tors-at-Larg« Chosen, gates instructed for Cleveland failed. of the judges of tbe court of claims to William McPherson, of Howsll. and Jay Th* -Nomination* Made. seven from fire. A. SCRIBNER. M. D., A. Hubbell, of Houghton, were chosen as Christopher Hydrick was nominated for • Physician and Surgeon, electors-at-latge, and Senator- McMillan justice of the supreme court, Thomas Interest or incident, the entire dajrlwfaig Delton. Mich. wan made chairman of the state central Merritt and George A. Alien' for congross. Office tn residence, one olock east of depot. committee with a hurrah. He announced men-at-large, and George Ron, W. U. devoted to the condcicrallon of tbe naval that he intended to manage tha campaign Hensell. W. M. Singorly and Charles Rob­ appropriation bill, which was finally himself this year. He bad no competitor inson delegntes-at-large to the national pair—t a< it cam» from tbe committee A. A C. II. BARBER with the exception of the dry dock at for the chairmanship, and the convention convention. Adjourned sine die. • Physicians and Surgeons. Algiers (La.), which was stricken out on was for him unanimously anyhow. The Calls in city or county responded to with resolutions committee w;ut announced, and a point of order made by Holman. promptness day or night its chairman, John Patton, of Grand Rap­ Montpkueil VL, April 14.—The Repub­ THREE THOUSAND ACRES FLOODED. WHY IS THE ids, stepped forward and was received licans held their state convention hero with cheers. ^yiLLlAM O. LOWDEN. yrotenlsy. The platform adopted indenes Point* from tha Platform. Grain Field*. The platform declares the satisfaction of the administration ot President Harrison. Office over Julius Russell’s store, State Michigan Republicans with the achieve­ Ex-Speaker Reed addressed a large audi­ WHITEHALL,Illa, April 19.—Tbs heavy THE BEST SHOE ■ THE W8UJ FM THE street, Hastings. Mich. ments of the party in the post and the ence in the Howard Opera house at Bur­ rains of Sunday night, accompanied by Q fa a sweat— jfoafr wfth ty taetai <* wag tbrefa promise for the future; indorses the pro­ lington last evening receiving an ovation. hail, prempitated an ot reflow of the small tective iddk as expressed in the national A. SHELDON. streams In tide locality. ^Volf run was platform of 1888 and also the demand for BASE BALL IS ON DECK. . Abstract and Real Estate Office. higher than for thirteen yvkft Apple n free vote and a fair count; heartily in­ ▲ostract Block. Hastings. creek was out of it* banka, and Ihp Chi­ Money l-> lo in on Beal F.<tat« Real Estate dorses and approves the administration of cago, Burlington and Quiney restold on c-mmiMiea. General eon ravanclng. Benjamin Harrison, ably assisted by his ■A M,W, Well Kb... toKIs Cities. ... davti jt a coinpletyse* of Abstraot Books, Com­ north of thia city, broke Chicago, April 11—The baae’Sall crank erveir piled from the UXord-.'can foralsh complete sagacious advisor James G. Blain; recog­ its embankments and emptied itself. i tracts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. nizee tbe sterling worth and ability of is happy agaiiL Yesterday the big base The rood of Inst week broke tbe General IL A. Alger and his claims as a ball combination which includes the priuHartwell lever ou the Illinois bottoms, presidential candidate, but leaves the j ci pal cities and players of last year's P. DRAKE, M. D., choice of the national leader to the com­ League and Association l>egan to hammer and flooded (Ira. «y lake, which corer* 3,000 .teres. Tln» l.-vee on the Hartwell Office ever Holloway's drug store. bined judgment of the state delegates to Office hours from 3 to 4 p. m. Telephone, eon the national convention. Tbe resolutions the bait Tire pet of the bleaching boards ranch protect * about 3,000 acres; tho*.* ou leering with retldeuce, at Holloway's drug were unanimously adopted and the con­ in this city—"Old Anae**—and his “cults’ Krneb's ranch over 5,000 acr-.-s. rtvre. • opened at St. Louis with 10.UU0 people to vention adjourned. BOVS’ wvrn by tee ter» rwry w t.-rv; Oxy wU see how they could play. At Baltimore Tbe former lies < n tbe north and the Comments on an Omiolon. Q M. FOWLER, D.D. 3. The refusal to instruct the delegation to there were only 5.0U0; at Washington latter on the south vide of Ap.de Crrrk. ■ O. support Alger, nithough most of its mem­ about 0,900; at Philadelphia 5.000; at whose nstars played havoc with the em­ bankments, which confined tha flood ML S'! .OO nud S1.73 t» bers are Alger men, is voriously’coniment- Louisville 4,000. Office hours Ba m. to B p. ni. within limit* of a Q'tarter of a m.ls. The ed upon. The Harrison men say ills the end of the Alger boom, and that If the I Following are the scores made in the dame ■* to Mrs. Anna Keech Is consider­ MMMeaMfaBod eafae bottum tf e*. s MITH A COLGSOVE, SgrTAKE NO RrBirriTl TF^B convention had been given a chgncc it ■ opening day’s playing: At St. L uls- able. Mean the l,<XM..-raa overflowed bad -1 dMfer*nrr riserx. Lawyers. would have instructed for Harrison. * Tho Chicago 14, St. Loals 10; at Baltim re— grow: ig wheat and aumu oom then* n. (Office In Union bloek. Hastings.) Alger men say that the general’s cam­ Brooklyn 13, Baltimore 3; at Washington Fartl «r up Apple creek and near this-by Practice Is all the courts of the state. paign is just beginning and that had he —Boston 14. Washington 4; al Phi adel- the levee* <<f t .k Gregory and Jo in 8 ti>' deaired it the platform would have con- phia—New York 5, Philadelphia 4: at Cin­ tained the missing instructions. cinnati—Pittsburg 7, Cincinnati 3;-at 4 E. KEN ASTON, Lo isville--Cleveland 3. Loflfaville 3. At Attorney at Law, DEMOCRACY OF NEBRASKA. St. Ixiuls and Louisville the opening w*s (Over J. 8. Goodyear * Co.’* (tore.) Dr. I* N. Lok Ins. the Rectal Specialist of Practice* In all court* of the State. CoUectloM embellished by parades with bands ot CHICAGO, April 18.—Department Com­ xvr.ipt!) attending to. TJ»e Party Indorse* Cleveland and music and there was much enthusiasm at mander Edward Ilarian haa announced the Grand Rapids. Mich., will !»■ a: the Has* tinics house, Hastings. Mich. 1! • indies all the cities. following appointments: Adjutant gene ­ Omaha, April 15.—Immediately after R. TIMMERMAN, Homapathlc Phyevery sufferer from Bert a I trouble to CHICAGO, April 14.—Every bane ball the convention adjourned Wednesday 1 game of the National league except one ral, Frederick W. Spink, Chicago; quarter­ and get a correct dlagiut-i.- of their, dl• slclan and Burgeon. master general. Isaac Taylor, Peoria; (Office over Lathrop’s drug store.) night the committee on credentials held a was postponed by rain yesterday. The chief of staff, E. A- Nottinger, Ottawa; sease. time required to cure and cost -of same free of ebarce. Mr. Park-r. pro* meeting at the Paxton hotel, and repre­ 'one played was at Cincinnati—Pittsburg chairman transportation committee, prietor of the Hastings house. ■ ■ one of «, Cincinnati 7. aw, real estate and coixect- sentatives of the two factious in Douglass. Major John W. Burst. Sycamore, Ill*. Call <Mi him any Cheyenne, Hitchcock and Cummings coun­ New York, April 15.—All the National Major James A. Connolly, of Springfield, Dr. 1 Akins’patient*. ING OFFICE OF time and get a list of home tvstimociah. ties appeared and argued their claims. leagne-Americau association base ball will undoubtedly be named aa judge srivoPai.mkrton A Smith, Jas. L. Wilkins, ex Major-f Hastings. After tbe hearing tbe committee ad­ games scheduled to play yesterday were Woodland, Mich. I says: ’’My piles would eotnc il ’«r. almrot C. S. Palmerton, J. M. Smith. journed to &30 yesterday. When it met prevented by rain. THE DEATH RECORD. constantly when 1 was on my feet and far Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. again it deciar d for the Boyd delegates. Chicago, April ilk—Following arc tho two years I was unable to do hanl work. At 11:30 a.m. yesterday Chairman Batty National league bare ball scores recorded General Gkobge STARK, descendant at They never came down micv utter Dr. called tbe convention to order and the yesterday: At Louisville—Chicago 8, Lou­ the famous General John Stark at N'aahau, Lakins’ secoad treatment I do uwre wrangle began again, resulting finally in isville 4—the game was highly interesting । N. Y. work in one day than I could d'» ui a werk William Edgar, general passenger before he treated me and do ii • - > ' tna the adoption of the committee report—319 because Peffer, i nptaln of the Louisville to 80—and thereupon • the anti-Boyd dele­ club, dots not love -Old Anae" a little bit; agent Grand Trunk railway, at Mon­ I have talked with many <• 1 ' ItopM* people he cured years ago «nd *peak of gations withdrew. Tho temporary organ­ at St. Loufa— Pittabarg 3, St. Louis »; at treat Franc B. Wilkik, well known journal­ ization having been made permanent a Cincinnati—Cleveland 2, Cincinnati 1; nt his ability in the hlgnest terail. resolution indorsing the candidacy of Gro­ Baltimore—Brooklyn 10, Baltimore «J. No ist, at Chicago. Call on the Dr. and talk il NaTTKR, the famous sculptor, at ver Cleveland was adopted with loud ac­ game at Washington nnd Philadelphia, Vienna. clamation. But a motion to instruct tho wet grounds. Following are the scores mod© by tho delegates to vote for him had to lie with­ MahcEuiutz, well-known architect, nt League clubs Saturday. At Louisville — drawn owing to determined opposition. A New York. . committee on resolutions was appointed Chicago 10, Louisville 14; at Cincinnati— Captain HiramtJakkr, one erf the old­ and a recess taken until 3 o'clock to allow Cleveland 3. Cincinnati G; nt Philadelphia est lake captains, at Chicago. — Brooklyn 7, Philadelphia 15; at §t. Louis a report to be made. HurackM. Dean, well-known Detroit —Pittsburg 13, St. Louis 5; at Washing­ business man. The committee on resolutions met at 3 ton-New York 0, Washington 6; at Balti Mrs. Al Hkndkrson, who claimed to be more — Boston 11, Baltimore 5 (Sunday) p. m. Bryan proved to be the only free the only daughter ot J. Wilkes Booth, at silver man ou tbe committee, which re­ At St. Ixjuis— Cincinnati 5. St. Ixrals !. New York. ■ Chicago, April 19.—The League Waohsulted tn two reports. When the conven­ Edward Middleton, professor of phys­ tion reassembled at 2 o’clock the election ingtou-New York base ballgame at Wash­ ics, nt Rutgers college. ot delegates was begun, resulting in ths ington, the Baltimore-Boston game at Bal­ Tritmas A- Mkkuiman, ex-member of selection of Governor James E. Boyd, W. timore, th© Cincinnati-Chicago game nt H. Thompson, Tobias Custer and Milton Cincinnati, tho Louisville-Pittsburg game cougrem, at New York. Nicholas Vu>dku, brevet lieutenant Doolittle, as delegatee-at-large and two nt Ixraisvllle, and the BL Louis-Cleveland The succcsi of this Crest Caixh colonel and paymaster U. S. A., at Wash­ witSttTSndkl m Ufa histor f delegates from each congressional district. . The committee ou resolution then report­ game at St. Louis were postponed on ac­ ington. count of rain. At Philadeipbla—Brooklyn’ All milkonKd lo J ohn L ylk K ing , prominent lawyer of ed, a minorivy report being presented by 11, Philadelphia 4. No games played tiy Chicago. Congressman Bryan. the Weetem league on account ot the Tb.1 r. u, Mx» tkMKUA EfiWARDS. the novelist, in, cmdly The Majority Platform. breather. Ike PrnprirtOT, U «» rajre’1’1' ' .. .England. The platform reaffirms the principles of Cores Democracy as promulgated by Jefferson Cbitf Engineer M. B. C lark, United m tbe L'nilca SUiei «nrf Cans ’'. J'.’Jc.i, □happed Honda, Wounds, Buras, Etc. and executed by Jackson and Tilden; States navy, retire,!, aL Washington WaMumoto,. AprU X&-A ■ Cotwb. Sore Thraot,« Cwp. Benwrea and Pror^ita Dandruff. declares a at* odfast adherence to the dec­ b, Ue Xuu, Joax Lorn;to. veteran <rf the Crimean a rii core r«. r“,chJl‘‘v larations and principles of tho party as *ar, aged Hl, at Olean. N. Y. 4 Hrtri ' laid down in the platform of 1884 and in afuraoou rif.rml Henry D. Cqlvin, ex-mnyor of ChlUwnutaed rthst ■■— »— fcqnraml mad, br IS. lwo “ “ I curtv Bert for General Houtehold Uie Humus for thisKorrrn- CURE SICK m e tne “ HEAD enuine. Tai? 'JEucr Ive d\ewed it and wAert I find ’ft Qood tfimQ I hand Bn +o 'We Can't HOOD’S ACHE For Ladles ba beat- BUSINESS CARDS. If youAdvertisers instruct us C To If you wish to advertise S H aad need 1 n*t rerticn. 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For tho expense of arc paidI by a ronimisrdon allowed by the publisher of tho paper in which If you want to learn all the Ina and outs of advertising without any <-<»t or trouble, read SSE®/S3ie®fc?'S2!J: If you wish a complete catalogue of all newspapers, wnd S3 for tho Ameri­ can Newspaper Directory. For any further Information addrew GEO. P. ROWEL.L &> <©., Newspaper Advertialag Bureau, 10 SPIIUCE ST., REW YORK. MORT-'UGKsilX ’ tV**tl« h'VK • htn mvdP in t>e eondltteoa of acxrtsin 11'01 nnu v i,y .lames Endsley • ltn^JfyntU ,A ‘:n,<1",,oy Kmma Slmpsoa drtedXovcrobtrx. a. iL.iscd and recorded In . the rffire «,i tbe Itealster of dred», for ihe ■‘roertxMt- ou r me i.tf: Hsid tmwicsge was on ijfoasxprert oou'iitljit iu it If any mtrn st nhaH Mmm <iiir and remalw unpaid .for slxtv dare (ben Mh • rturlpal ami Interest »haII forthwith broo:. '* I'l'.r .inrt lofiretiuile. nn.i defMUtt hating been .uadn In Hie i«vinent<>f lutrreac due Noveta :er a id tbe same haring remained VBMld m.U In arrears for the vpace of sixty tfSysaud npiranfa. the wlnri|>.-.l num of four totr»4red Aftr dollar* •*Uh all arrearage* of Inter est therrou fa now due and payable by the terms krfifa4 mortgage; on which mortgage there Is etalriHl totedusat'hndate ot this notice the Mtm offtutr h'indre-1 sixty four dodars xnd soicSMid in-n.ter rnweedzgs at law baring ares tasiltnts** Io r;wrer Jk moneys secured •3y<Md m<.ng.ig-. or any part thereof; }!ow. thcrelorv. by virtue of the power of mJ.- contained lu said mortgage, and the stMuteln soeh casr made ai d provided, nnttre fa twrehyglren that on Hoturdar tbe fath day ot gMay. A.V9.‘. at ten o'clock tn the forenoon. 1 eiull t ell at public auction, to the highest Did­ stbe north trout door of Harn- County Home tn the City of Hastings. Michigan. being tbe place where tho Circuit Court ttTvCouTityb holden'. the premises de■d tn satd mortage, or so much thereof M may be nccetsary to p«y the amount due on said tnoruage. with seven per cent. Interest, and mi legal costs. tareUier with the attorney's fae allowed ire Law <t>ntenanted for therein, tho premises bring deserlth 4 tn said mortgage a* all those certain !•*» and pnrocls of Und situate InU»township of R'lHmnrr; In th« roenty of Barry and state <-f 3U> hUvn, and described aa totfawi. •oviit; Th*wuithwe*t quarfre of tbe nortkM»l quarter of section Ofteen, town two north, range eight wn:. Also a strip eight jnds wxte off the suutti end ot tho west » all of the Mutbrre: qo.srre of said northeast quarter M Mid swrtion flftrea. Also a strip one rod — P S Woolley & Bronson. ’57 Thursday P L KIRKS SHILOH S IAM0N TAR SUF Healthful, Agreeable, Cleaesieg. CONSUMPTION CURE. ... �GOD OUR SHEPHERD. THS OUR BAR AT DELHI. LESSON IV, SECOND QUARTER, INTER­ Hindoo Prtncea Swore Fealty. NATIONAL SERIES, APRIL 24. The man who was the master spirit of that imposing ceremonial known to his- | TAI I AN EVOLUTION A VESSEL THAT REQUIRES SKILLFUL SEAMANSHIP, hand, composing verses us a means of whiling away tha tediops hours ot what I was thought to be a tc’iijwrary Illness. By j the demise o< the Right Hon. Edward Rob­ ert Bulwcr Lytton, carl of Lytton, etnbas-1 on Hosni a Sailing v«*ncl.. OV sador to rnunc, France, vuc the uinwu British empire empire lost a' . IW vw luul, n . .... ■ faithful Krrut «ul th. world a gnurful * -taf.ro jouth who had onto, to U» -------------- thia psalm comes be­ port, but future groonttloa. win bro. ot, “• “ «Jj“ right, carrtwl Ua lutween one that- describes the death and QmcltW!TaaUw.lrororwhohad tkae»! natlgatlooa to Fort HunUloi. whrtw a resurrection of the Christ, and one thnt tinguished honor of proclaiming Victoria view of the ocean can be olaalnvd. He spsaksof<th» fullness of the earth belong- 1 empress of India gazed with ateorbed interval at the mighty Ing to the King of Glory, it looks as if this, lio more Htturroqu. Urtk r.ro toll to th. 1 ?«,,‘T:o^ln» too, was a kingdom psalm. It is one of the lot of mao. and that lord Lrttou porfonnrtl • “ '(f S«tacte. tented hleatu..most helpful and practical of all tho psalms It with dl-nity aiul tact dwwrd that he * tiro to other objecta. for She daily life, but we arc constantly en­ was other tlum a drromer nnd greater than 0“' 'n f11' ,IBX a full rigged willing rblp joying kingdom truth by anticipation.- it a -mCTe rhyme maker," « hl. eoemlm Wf "«r “P tb» d>»»»el. ">«*' The American people an rapidly becoming a is true for us now in a measure, but therace at n-n ons wrecks, tad the toUowing tag; fullness of fulfillment is yet future. Da­ tamed him. Oo thnt memorable oerodun ’ >« abort rrartroa«jln«t the adeem wind, he deployed blrmwlf u a mao of affair. On.th. hotelpavilion near the wrotomer eretn th* best remedy: Alphotwo Hampflinc, of vid knew how he cared for hls sheep, how nnd. eompeu-nt ruler <4 un,«W,000 people I dotal a num wltba U'leroope under hU arm he fed them, protected them, led. them and It wro In IhTO that Diaraell put thrmjgh "mrendwt with an agv-l boatman. of Vaipsrabe, and J. D. Taylor, of Logansport, all but laid down hls life forthem. Ho the mroaure which auachrd a new tltteto I Tte youth lUtened to the ronrematlon Ind, each pined 20 ponada from Uklnglt Mrs. firmly believed that in much greater de­ thorn already worn by tbe uutro of Great “X1' " ““ 01 Jh H A. Gardner, of Vistula, Ind.. was cured of 40 to cree Jehovah as a shepherd canid for him. Britain, and atnboot theaame lime he rout I ww* 10 *“lm a rery "trudge Ching. Fleet 30 codvuisionn a day, and much headache, disci-' He !*thegood,great,chiefShepherd.whonc-! ..... "fb^ .... . - ’ one nro*set> of a./ Tertis w.wloon etro the ehrtvowel t-z.uu',1 were -- --- - inning —-- — —— backache, and nwrora proemWoa, by ojm He 1s the good, great.chicf Shepherd, whoacH 7 T" '"“S I ““to a11 the p|“’ general rf °» ™’“ irtjttD, Daniel Myers, Brooklyn. Mich., says bl* dsuchu-r •.rat cured ot Insanity of tea years' stsaA, trom lhe drod, know, all Hl, >beep I i„d|„. a, lhe braced « T»w w«r. and Onallr. when tbe inr. Trial bottlse, and Me book of marvelous bj tuune. seek, them when they go rotate. i LTtum. tou are going to lodla to cam th’ "hlP *lkR’1 “ “ . * - - * rlwn.mlwtB Tnhg Mwrtwiww will nerer low onerf them, ami when lie , IM)11L which a neons parw In tS ' “PPorfte fflrartloo Io U.e courte she bad gl-m will reward .U the under Lnonm op[^ To„ m,leh | hero rolUhg. tbeywagiman’e curiodtj got TRI II. BOTTLE FREE. ehepberda who have been tallhlul to Hint 1 .ttacl.il hr the naoere. S’erer aimwer ,h' w“ ‘ad bc l“k“1 wbu u (John x,11. U. STdft Heb. kill. ». Lake , S WbltX Sa rtenemta tL “ 1 ' STARTLING FACTS. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, Hastings City Bank Hastings, - - Mich. APITAL $75,000.00 SURPLUS tT.OOO.UO. I Incor.xirab-d under the Jaws of the Statx ol Michigan. (ipen for bu<me*si)ec.!6.MM. ’ officers: D. G. Robinson, President; a Chenier Messer. Vice. Pres. directors: W. Reynold... W. H .Robinsun, ~ Chester Messer. John Cirvrth. 1*. T. Colgrove. IntertHt paid *»n ti ne deposits and Banking flu-tfnoM Transacted. . Chicago, Kalasaioc & Sagiaas TIME TABLE. Station?. KiuAm*i-*o Lv.. Hast C«Mprr....... Richland Janet Mito....'. Delton . Cioverdal Shultz Coats Grove. Woodland Woodlmn Delroil Stations. Kiebtoad Juuct Cressey Milo ... Delton . '"nverd ale Shultz....... Coats Grove. Woodi.tlMl Land hr Detniit. •Btups on signal only. . ‘ Non. ft and Gw ill not carry p*««engers unless provide.! with freight train permits. Freight trains will be run at die couvnlence of itot company. *7jo rererve the riaWt to change the time (-I •uch lr«>bH without notice. F. Brow. Gpn’t Manager. ilfoii, Lassiag Ji kiieis. TIME TABLE. In effect Jan. 3,1m F aoslte Route between Grand Rapids, Detroit " I M.s-ord .. Aito .. (Glendale .. [Clarksville .. -I, ike O-lessa .. । Woodbry . Isunfleul .. [Mulliken .. IGrasd Ledge Ar !l.anMpg . | Detroit. M 21 2 IS 7 10 M .. I Detroit 1 .. Luisink „ (irutid Ledge i .. Mulliken .. Siintlel't (Woodbury ., ! Lake < 1.1 .. ]ClarX»vi „ tihndaie .. .Alto McCord ,. lE ist Faris Ar 'Grand Rtplds „ (Grand MIgo .. Portland Ar Ionin .. I Ho want City Lv lloala Ar iRtantou City .. 'Fdinore __ Lv j •i.iWAtd >iow«rd city j1 Krfmore Stanlou .. itoiiln | Ar (Grand Lc<lw-| ( • Every -lay, others week days only. 1 stop on signal. Parin'-■•.ws <n all triIns between Grand Ranids and Detroit. Seats 25 renii. Connections made tn UnInn stuto-<. Grind Jt-wlilx with rhe 'ion. M inister. Tmavmrsk Citx. Euk KavFsvnritH route to- the uih AND PktoskRy. nuintiier rrt >rt«pf northern Michigan. Train* toav* Grant RapMn tor Chicago, 9 A. M.nnd ISA', r. M..«Hs» P M. Arrive Chicago •idB P. M . ft-is p. M. uml 7-^3 A! M. I/Mive for MnnDtec ant Trnrerae City A. M aud 5:G A*. M. Parlor can on day trains pud sleepers an night trains to Chicago. Ask our agents for further particulars or write to Grobue DeBavex, GcdI PaaaY Ag*t. Grand Raplda. .. ._ V, ,, 4). No, w good thing will >» lit gm XV..... 6; .I .Pet. He . Kbau 5tM(i t,- vou n ] w^hold from 5S any who are truly Hto, tat-mroire'TE Wi,° lnl!{ “ ?• ]i S‘thE «>“ o' ‘Bo S»>«» imelU awl The boatman gave the inquirer a pitying ""J ejaculated the -ingle wool. IW was a doctor of the advanced echoed. He laid hls finger on my pnlse. and with hls watch in hand gave it n fair start and observed il carefully nil of the way around. "Strong, 74,” he said In a moment. Then he consulted n card thnt waa covered with figures and continued. “That equals 63.” and he placed that number ou a slate. ( “Put out your tongue. Goal! That ia 14,”; he said. - “Inches?" I asked. • “How is your appetite?" ho inquired, ig­ noring my question. “Equal to tbe supply.” “Thnt mnkwKN,” he replied. “Can’t you reduce it a little?" I asked, but failed to get his attention. “Cold feet?” • “Yes," I answered. , “Three,” bo said. "No, two,” I replied, to correct him. He set tbe three under the other figures. He then placed a thermometer in my tuouth, which be afterward consulted, in connection with the card. . “A good 108," he said. * • "Impossible!” I suggested mildly. He wrote ddwn the 188 nnd asked if I hod headriches. “Sometimes in tho morning, after being kept late at tne office,” I answered. “Four,” he said. “Isn’t that rather low?” I asked. ' "Do you smoke?” he inquired. "Ten,” he replied. . “No; two for ten," I sold. He put down the ten. "Do you sleep well?” ho asked. “That depends upon the baby,” ,w5!i “Wo won't consider that,” ho said. "You had better call It 080,” I suggested. He added together the figures that he hud placed on the slate "That makes 496," he said. “Is that the amount of the bill I” I risked. “Bill!" he replied. That is the number of tbe prescription. I wont you to know that medicine with me is no longer an ex­ periment, for I have reduced it to a mathe­ matical certainty. Every symptom has its Dumber, and the sum of these numbers in­ dicates the medicine that is needed. I have worked for fifteen years in formulating my prescriptions und perfecting the treatment, but I have it now. Your bill is ten dol- His great riches (Ps. txxxiv. Il; xxxivTlO; | hi. rtromwu .rot, h. mod. mwrnta ot th. ■>“ ‘ J01”'rl“‘ I PhiL iv, 10). To beilJve heartily and live Anglo-Imllnn. bj- declaring In th. edc- I protested the th” w "'«’r daily upon Jbto one verm would bring joy brUrtlFnllromnn.lMugbtroroMt hi. "d> "I’”’'“V’-' “1f“ W I? ,5!^ the He---------then |> mw majority of people didn't. ---------- — to many a sad heart! A statement like horrenco of the practice of European mas­ this that does not bring us joy aud peace Is u choir and explained whytliecvoters treating their servants in a manner in drew up nchnirnud cSp’aliicu «• uj" tliliSVO- • •imply not’ believed. As to what the chief which they would not treat; meu of their lution is performed and tLe method by Shepherd will do for Israel when Ho comes own raco—a practice all tho more cowardly which it is done. For the benefit of tho in Htoglbry read Ina. xI.0-11; Ezek. xxxiv, because tho servants are unable to retaliate many who have unver given the subject a 11-23. and have the strongest claims for forbear­ thought, us well us for those who in a dim 2. "He maketh me to lie down In green way realize thnt winds uro not always fair, ance.” postures; He lendeth me beside the still This protest against the white man's without understanding wh it seamen do waters.” Or, aa In the margin, pastures of right created an animosity that hoped to l! on such occasions, hto explanation is here tender grass nn<L. waters of quietness. satisfy Itself when the pageant of Jan. 1, ‘ given. THEORY OF TACRINO. When sheeV duwn In good pasture they 1877, occurred. -It was gleefully anticipated When a square rigged vessel to headed must be abundantly satisfied, aud with that Lytton won Id offend the native rujers off from hcr 'VoUrse— ihat to, when the quiet water close nt hand what more can In some point of etiquette on that day. they want? What glories of millennial But he didn't When ho repaired to the wind blows from the point in which her destination lies—the nearest she can steer blessedness are here forrahiulowcd fur wide plain thnt Iles lx neat h the walls of Israel! and they shall dwell safely and ancient Delhi nnd set up the viceregal to her true course is from five and a half none shall make them afraid (Ezek. xxxiv, throne, he proved himself tire worthy rep­ to six compass points. Thus, if a ship’# I understood that number, and left tho port Uta duo north ami the wind to from office feeling relieved and deeply impressed 13-15, 28). No more hunger nor thirst, and resentative of a conquering race. . that direction, the veasel braces her yards by the doctor's learning.—Harry C. Fulton the l«arnb in the midst af the throne shall With exact and minute formality he sharp up and sails as close to tbe wind as feed them and ahull lend them into living in Harper’s Bazar. ’ fountains of waters (Rev. vii. 16. 17). But i greeted tho princes and ;>otentates whose her rig will pcrmlu Under these condi­ ancestors luul ruled in thnt wonderful land what about the believer now? Jesus Christ when Britain was IxirlMirinn. No courtesy tions her course will be alternately east­ northeast and westnurthwest, and the ship Himself is not only our Redeemer, but He The famous salt lake of Aalia Paakai. to also our green pasture and fountain-of near Honolulu, occupies the crater of an living waters. “He that euteth me shall •btalouMblnlrf lb. dl-lanre Iravmml immense tufa cone, whose ejecta covers live by me,” and “He that enteth' my flesh der marked the splendid ceremonial -'S; several square miles, and arc especially re with and drinketh ray blood dwellcth in me. und which Victoria was proclaimed umpress of If slanting toward her destination on <he markable for containing numerous aggro easterly course, the vessel will lie what is gat ions of crystalline grains of pure olivine. 1 in him,” and “the water thnt I shall-give India. technically known as on the port tack. him ahull be in him a well of water spring Indeed, the occasion must have been one There nro several method* by which it can The lake is just nt mean sea level, and Is ing up Into everlasting life” (John-vi. 56, to stir the blood ami .fire the soul of* the scarcely a mile distant from the ocean, bnt be altered to the opposite unc, but th? op­ there is evidently no fr.«c communication 57; iv, 14). imaginative yet practical! Lytton. The 3. “He restoreth my soul; He leadeth vast expanse wax dotted by tents, gor­ eration'known as "tacking" is usuaLy with the waters of tbe sea. During the me in the paths of righteousness for Hto i geous witli the mngtiiticeot evidences of resorted to. dry mouths crusts of salt are deposited, To luck successfully require* consider­ sometime*six inches or more in thickness, name’s sake.” He is the grant restorer, oriental wealth. With each king or lordand when He comes again He will restore ling luul come a band of superbly equipped able judgment and skill. :u» wi ll as a thor­ on the bottom of the lake, and the salt has nil things of whiclk the prophets have retainers. Silk and p-.-arls'aud diamonds ough knowledge of the qualities of the m times been taken out for use. In the spoken. Then a. king shall reign in right- shimmered or xhoi onj every hand. I । rainy season tbe salt is wholly rodtoaolved etonhnnta nnd cnniels. ax w^ll rul ;»lower than others. Some wi.I gumrai oral 1 The crust of salt to at the present tin>r eousnesa and princes shall rule in judg­ Ilmww. Horses. elephants and camels, as well na ment. Righteousness shall be the girdle men, bore costly trappings, and the feast­ | tiiuex their length directly to windward । from one to three inches thick, and the* of Hto loins and fnithfulnes* the girdle of ing, tbe pomp nnd the cl retin wtimce of the while in stays, while others will gather I water is, of course, a saturated brine. Hto reins (Acta iii, 21; Isa. xxxii, 1; xi. 5). hour have hail no rival in the records of sternboard and love ground before standing It Is interesting to note, however^ that it As to predent experience, on He is the oidy nations. And through all the complex re­ away on cither tack. ' does not correspond in composition with When the vessel is headed off her coarse Saviour, so He is the only restorer, and all I ! tbe waters from tho ocean. Like tho Dead quirements of the event tins viceroy carried our dealings must be personally with Him­ himself with the lofty mien of a Roman by an adverse wind, the compass is ignored . sea, tho lake contains an excessive quouself. Salvation, once ours, cannot be lost. envoy who delivered the mandate ol a by the helmsman, who watches the loach ' tity of ‘calcium salt. The interior of the of the mainsail instead, that being farthest He gives hituself Co usnnd he hours forever; Canuir.—Augusta (Go.) Chronicle. crater basin w crusted in many places with to windward and the first to shiver when deposits of carbonate of calcium, proving and where He troly''begins n work He will the ship comes too near tbe wind. carry It on (John X, 27, 28; Phil, i, 6). But that it was at one time occupied by a high­ THE CIHTICAL MOM EXT. a very little thing may interrupt our com­ ly calcareous water, probably of high tem­ The bdatewtdn'a call, “Ready, about! Ip the course of the lakt thirty yean munion and cause us to walk-in darkness. perature. I have given in connection with I Stations for stays!" summons every man The least turning from righteousness will , there have been twenty-eight murders or the results of my analysis, which extends cause a cloud i»etwecn qur souls and Him; attempted murders on French railway j on deck when it is thought necessary to go only to the constituents present In largo .Most of thcxl- have been in express I about on the opposite tack. At the cal! but as nil clouds are earth bora, let ns live lines. - amount, an analysis of concentrated sea ._ 1__ .1and .1.. —during I-..‘ ——.1 1in —. I! every ...... 1--- tto .. KEu rn - where «ucre wv night journeys, and one ------repaint hto allotted ■■■linn station. in wuc the uctcumc beavenliea we belong (Eph. ... ti. |t trains water from the salt works of Kakaako, anil 5, 6.) and we may have uninterrupted com- i almost every case the assault has been in a, some aloft to overhaul the lifts and some an average of a number of analyses that the gear for mninsait munion. Or if a cloud arise through our first tho urst clans claxx carriage. It to is curious that to wo ior clewing ciewmg up the we mninsaiL huuomil • have been inode of tbe waters of the Dead failure to abide in Him, one truly penitent ; chloroform has been comparatively rarely The majority of the force is distributed look to iliin and He will restore our souls- used on *hese occasions and scarcely ever upon the weather main and the lee cross These latter sometime#, cqntain a larger to conscious fellowship with Himself und j with success. Tho application of the drug jack braces. proportion of solids than theftrerage fig­ not a cloud between. causes, it to said, a kind erf movement of I The best helmsman to sent to tho wheel, ure, but in no analysis thnt I hnveAaeen has repulsion wmen ucicats its utility by uy wakwax-. anil ana when wuen he ne takes wises It, it. the me previous order. oracr, 4. “Yea, though I walk through thevnl- roputoiun which defeats this to "Keep full the quantity Ixxm iu« largo as thnt found in ley of the shadow of death I will fear no!| ing its intended victim. And »-•“ -i- is i-true .— “Full nnd by!” is changed . the water of Aalia PnakaL—Cor. Nature. is find first used und to make the . for staysl" staysl” In obedience to It evil for thou/firt with me, thy rod aud even if a narcotic to it the helm is thyrtaffthe^comfbrtmc.” Possibly there patient an easier prey. put up. and, ax the ship lays her broadTall Girls Responsible. b a reference to the awful valFey of death ' Of the twenty-eight attempt* there were side to the wind mid springs forward with “Put two extra lifts on the heel, uccomthnt shall be in connection with the judg | convictions only in thirteen cases. More I increased speed, the offleer in charge give* panied an order to u shoemaker. ment upon the enemies of Israel when it 1 than half the culprits escaped. One .was-1 the command, “Helm’s u-Iee!” “Tally another victim of tho tall girl.” sliall require seven months to burr the rin, having secured his booty, had tho j Answering her helm the ship sweeps up dead. (Compare Ezek. xxxix, 12; Joel iii, 2.) J courage D> pull the cord, and, in tho con- , into the #ind, nnd as the sails begin to the shoemaker remarked. “How is that?” In'thowe davs Israel, tbe rod of Gal. shall ’ fusion of the stopping train, escaped .wav । shiver, tbe order "RImi tacks nnd sheets” "Why, there are so many toll girls now­ be His comfort (Pa Ixxiv, 2; ex, 2; Jer. x. ■ into th? darkness by the off side of the car- ( is given, followed by the tramp of foot on 10- Mie. vii, 14). As to present experience. ( riage. Fortunately ho was afterward ar- , deck as tho men walk away with the clew adays that tho average height of men must be raised. Up to a few years ago the low­ we can rejoice that the sting of death, | rested, br tbe crime might have become garnets. As soon a- the heavy mainsail is which is sin (1 Cor. xr, 55-57), has been ! more frequent. According to a French j clewed up to the yard the men spring Jo est heel was the rage, but now the hod is taken away Sin rtuiig Jesus co death, nnd ' statistician, France takes tho lead in this: the weather braces. The ship continues decidedly higher—I figure it between half Hcr twenty-eight twenty-eight cases caws 1 to to swing swing until until she she brings brings the the wind wind directly directly i "nd three-quarters of an inch. It is all the left Its sting In Him, so that death cannot ; kind df outrage. Her growth of recent years. It ton’t the fashion, now harm any child of God. We may never are not approached by any other European j ahead, and every sail is flat almck. die. but, like Enoch and Elijah, be transcountry. Austria has hud one; Spain, two; I This is the criticalmoment, and very (re­ either, for you'll not find the high heel lated body and soul (I Cor. xv, 51.52). But • England, four; Italy, five; Rulaia and qnently ' a vessel misses stays, owing to the among (all men. It's only among the lit­ if Jesus should yet tarry awhile and we ' Turkey, each seven; while In Germany, after yards being swung too soon or too tle ftdlows who try to arid to their height paas out from the body for a little season, I Switzerland. Holland nnd ‘Belgium ther- lute. Watching the weather roue, the of­ by ever so little. Hut even half an inch tho promise will be as good in death as it . have been no Instances of murder.-rPnll ficer gives tjic cununnnd. “Mainsail haul!" counts in a man’s height. A few years 5 feet 0 wm seldom over­ and thi^pyr.iniidK of canvas are swung ago a num has been in life. “I. tbe Lord tby God. will Moll Budget. around'until the yards are pointed at an topped by a lady. Now the man of 5 ffeet hold thy right hand, raying. Fear not, I | ----------------------------opposite angle to that to which they pre­ 8 is not infrequently looked down on. I will help thee” (Isa. xli, 13). To die Is i Flowers a« Food. viously pointed. The ship's head pny:» off don’t suppose any city in the world can gain, to depart and be with Christ to fnr ] Tbe The flower flower buds buds of of the the marsh marsh marigold, marigold, show ho many tall girls aa ore to be seen in better. Absent from the body is present /r^iithnpalustrto, are said to make excellent rapidly under tbe pressure upon the fore with the lx>rd(IICor. v, 8; PhiL i, 21, 23). I pjt-jti,..,, i’]ie common clave to a dried ma.it sails, which, with the head sails, are Broadway, Fourteenth and Twenty-third -----------------------jt become an ingredient still aback. As the after sails fill, the last streets these days. They are not thin girls Not for one moment ro.m will .... tho Saviour !«.». leave flo^er ba<1 us, so that abiding in Him there may not ; of various articles of food. But the most command, “Haul well taut! I-et go and cither, but well proportioned and solidly, even bo a shadow. Many hare found it mj, j1 remarkable of ntt nil fwal flowers lu to tli.-tt. that rinv pro- j haul!" is given. The head yards are braced built, which makes their height all the more exasperating to an undersized man. and found It sunshine all the way. ' duced by the mabun trade of India, who** J smartly about, and If the operation has 5. '*Thou prepurest n table before me tu “Thou prepares! Id fl^jy blossoms form a staple article «fi been successful the vessel stands nwuy on . You sec, by adding a little to his heels and to his hat, a man just under the average the presence of mine enemies; thou anoint- ; among the poor. The people of the ■ the other tack. can lift himself up to it.”—New York Sun. OTHER METHODS. — ----------------trjbw bftnl|y exiMt without n | ert-------ray_..u head »n. with oil; my cuphm ruoneth over." Following for a moment the king­ regular supply of mahuu flowers, which • “Wearing ship" is another method of go­ dom line of truth we turn to Isa. xxv. 6-9, are pulpy and sweet, but somewhat nauw- i ing from one tack to another, and to usual­ Famines were formerly much more com­ and nt the very time of the overthrow of ous to tho UDOccustomed palate. The sur-; ly resorted to when tho wind is too heavy Israel's enemies we rend of a great feast fur plus crop of these blossoms to, to some ex- , to make the operation of tacking practi­ mon than during the last half century, and tbe people of God. Zech, xfv, and Rev. tent, dried, but the main part of the un- ; cable. It is the exact reverse of tacking, many notable calamities of this nature are ■ ■ ____ I 1— >L. It..l«a . .F rl.lw I, inasmuch as the ship is allowed to run off mentioned by historians. Not including eaten supply is put into a rode still, which gives out tla uipu copious supply VI of row on exceeding- :| from her course and nuike a sweep of tho the seven years’ famine in Egypt men­ l^avaew |(iour. -------------- c --- gneauut ’il.’ nuppij priests and things, nnd suggests Isa. Ixi, 6 Jy qcry nntj irritating arrack, so strong ! horizon before coming back to the wind tioned in the Old Testament, the first great famine noted in history was in Italy, B. C. for IsrAel nnd Rev. v, 9. 10 for the church, , to diluted with ten or twelve | again on the opposite tack. In connection with Ps. ex, 4 tor Him who ' purbi q/ wnler before it is considered a safe ; It sometimes becomes necessary for a ship 4!«. Thousands or persons, driven mod by I. is both U-.U m king of Israel —1 and -nA h-.rt head of n! the nrticIe of beverage.—American Notes nnd to go on another tack when the wind to want, threw themselves into the sea and blowing with such force that no sail what­ rivers to escapc^from further suffering. In church. As to the dally life of the Chris­ Queries. _____________ ’ , ever can bo carried. Under such circum- A. D. 42 there was a great famine in Egypt, tian, enemies are everywhere, seen anil un­ suuices the vessel bna to wear under "bare and another in Rome nnd the vicinity in Itailroml Car Figures. seen, but the kouI that has learned to feed poles," and to accomplish it in safety taxes A. D. 362. In 273 famine prevailed in the on Christ has a continual feasL Christ The wonderful growth of property in­ Himself had a continual feast, even in the vested in the railroads can lie seen from every resource of the seaman nnd requires Brit ish islands, and people ate grow, roots presence of his enemies, ns He delighted in tha following: This country possesses 30,- all hto skill. To make tho ship's head pay and the bark of trees; thousands died in tbe Father's will and mode that His meat (X» locomotivee, costing nearly $160,000,000. off when no canvas cun be shown, tarpau­ Scotland from ffrivation in A. D. 306, and and drink (John lr, 34; vi, 38). Let us do Of cars there are 1,109,000, of which 26,000 i lins are spread on the forward rigging. over 40,000 perished in Britain four years Should these blow into ribbon-^, as they later.—Providence Journal. likewise and our cups shall run over. are used for passengers. The latter repre­ , 6. “Surely goodness nnd mercy shall fol­ sent 3230.000,000,' and the others about sometimes do in very heavy galek. a body low me :dl the days of my life; aud I will 380,000,000. Coupled together this would of seamen are ordered into the forward dwell tn tbe house of the Lord forever.” form a train nearly 7,000 miles long mid shrouds. If oil else fails and tho ncces- I When t&o late bishop of Carlialo was Isniel aboil dwell safely In her own land; capable of carrying l.-'XW.OOO passengers, lie­ sitles of the case warrant it, the mizzen- |, once preaching In aid of hospitals in the they shall obtain Joy and gladness, nod sor­ sides n weight of freight equal to the mast to cut away ns a last resort and used 1। abbey, he upset a gl:ua of water placed for as a drag. row nnd sighing shall flee nwnyJlML xxxv, weight of the pyramids of E<n pt nnd of all ' him on the pulpit before he had begun to Frequently tho result of all efforts to 10). The church shall dwell in lhe-New the state capitals of tne United States.— speak. The water trickled down the neck Jerusalem, the glory af God will lighten it nave an imperiled ship to summed up in of an unfortune young man sitting below nod the Inunb l» the light thereof (Rev. the brief announcement in some maritime and the bishop, wlio was quite unconscious xxi, 23). The goodnwJt and mercy of the Qurnah "Foundered nt sen.”—New' York ,j; ot the mishap, began his sermon, strange I.ord shall fill the whole earth; we shall A Fah- Question. ! to say. with the words, “Accidcnta will see it and enjoy it ui all the vigor and fresh­ Here is a story 1 heard tp Ireland. A ness of eteranl youth if only we are re­ • Kutticr FrauB. linn pen!”—Pull Mall Gazette. quarrel hod Liken place at a fair, and a deemed by the precious blood of the ijimb. A gentleman waaone tiny complimenting , As to the present life “He who spared not culprit wna being sentenced for manslaugh­ For Aboriginal Kurorts. Hto own Son but delivered him tip for us ter. The doctor, however, had given evi­ Mme. Denis on th* manner In which sir.1 1 As an Indication of advancing civllizanil. how shall He nut with Him also freely dence to show that tbe victim's skull was played the character of Ytyiirc. “Bnt,” give ns all things?" Aud Inasmuch as nil abnormally thin. The prisoner, on being objected the lady, “an actress, to play the : tion among the red men, it is announced things are for our sakes, and working to­ asked if he had anything to say fvr him­ part. well, .. should . ...be young and beautiful. .._i •• that the Yuma Indians ot California are ’* gether for our good, luyl-he will never “Oh, no,, ’* ------------------------------------------exclaimed tho candid eulogist, —,— ------ aboat to build a theater of their own. It leave us nor forsake us. £ow am it be any­ self, replied, “No, yer honor; but I would thing but goodness nnd Tnercy al I the way oak. Was that a skull for a man to go to a “you are a proof to the contrary.’’—London will bo devoted, doubtless, to Ynmarous Standard. entertainments.—Barton Herald. fair wid?”.—Car. London Spectator. along to all who are tbeJbouto of Christ? FOILING BURGLARS. PREPARATIONS TO FRUSTRATE AT­ TEMPTS AT BURGLARY. Here arc 200 feet of showcases,half of chem on each ride at a long room, and back of them are as many feet ot upright cases storxl against the wall. In the rear of the room are more cases, und wherever there to room for them are costly music boxra, bronze statuettes nnd other vaitutble articles of European and American make. All the showcases are full of jewelry and other ardeles made of gold nnd silver. For twenty feet near tho front the cases hold nothing but real diamonds and other precious stones, for the place is a big jeweler’s salsa­ room up towu, where no imitation articles are sold—nothing but real gold and silver “What a beautiful field for a burglar!” wna the idea that flashed through tha mind of a reporter who entered tha place a few days sgo. “What do you do with your goods at night?" the reporter asked tbe propriator. “There to no secret about it," the jeweler replied. “Do you see those three cabincta, those black walnut cabinet, against tho east wail? We put everything in those at night.” “You trust to a black walnut cupboard all these cases of gold and diamonds, do you, valued at—at about bow much?'! “If you take the entire lot,” Mr. Jeweler laughed, “you can have It for 1330,000. But come behind the cou liter with me mid let me show you tbe cabineta.” The jeweler led the way to the middle of the east ride of the room, between cases full of diamonds nnd costly stones on tho one hand and upright cases full of silver teapots and tray* and sugar bowls on the other hand. SECURE CABINETS. “Here,'* he snld. when the cabinets were reached. “ to where we keep everything at night, except such large articles aa wou d not go in. Id our business it is nut the big things, bat the little ones that are valu­ able.” , • . They were ordinary looking wain nt cab­ inets, each perhaps seven feet high and flva feet wide, and each with folding doors, an. upper and a lower panel in each door. A. buy might break them all open with *... hammer in one minute. But*’Mr. Jeweler threw open one of the pairs of folding doora and disclosed inside an immense safe that seemed to say, "Coma on. now. if you’re a burglar; let’s sec what you can do!” It was one of the polished steel sort, with tremendous resistance written'al I over it. “These are called burglar -proof safes,” said the jeweler: “bnt I need not tell you thnt no s.de is burglar proof. Nothing baa l»ccn or cui be mode that cannot bo broken, and on expert burglar can open any safe in the world. However, 1 think these are a* nearly burglar proof as any safe Id New York. It is merely a question of time with a burglar, and these safes are warranted to resist any attack, except with explosives, for twelve hours. There to not much dan­ ger from gunpowder or dynamite tn such an exposed place, and to operate with tools successfully requires twelve houra.” safes wrrutx safes. Three-fourths __ .___ , _ __________ into ehelves, all of the same height and breadth. The other fourth was taken up by another safe, apparently complete in it­ self. . “There is where we keep our mart valu­ able goods, the diamonds nnd other very costly articles," the jeweler continued, tapping the small Inner safe. "There fa one rf these inside of each of the large safes, and each small safe is separata and complete in itself, with its own separate combination. If a burglar manages to reach the inside of one of the large safes he still him another safe to open before he can get the most valuable goods. That is all that steel can do for ns. Now we call in electricity to stand guard. Each safe is connected by separate wires with the Bur­ glar AHrm company. If an explosion or any du er jar ahould move one of them a sixteenth of an inch out of its place, a bell would ring in tbe headquarters of that company, and within ninety seconds two policemen would be here. If anybody should turn the combination knob a hair’s breadth that would have the same effotk “But that is only the second step toward security. Let me show you tho third.” He cloved the folding doors of the walnut cabinet “Tap one of those panels with your fin­ gers, please." he said. Tho sound that followed was muffled and heavy, entirely unlike tbe sound made by tapping a thin wooden panel “These slight cabinets are not as de­ fenseless aa they look," the jeweler contin­ ued. “Those panels are made of paste­ board. and other parts of the cabinets, although of wood cn tho outside, have [>nsteboard within.” PASTEBOARD AND TIN. “And why pasteboard*" the reporter asked. “Because paste board is a better noncon­ ductor than wixxl. That panel you tapped Is made of three thicknesses of pasteboard and two thicknesses of tinfoil. First there is the outer pasteboard pan<l, which is litained and grained to imitate walnut, then a layer of tinfoil, then a second sheet of paKteboarikthen a second layer of tin­ foil, and finaily^n third she, t of pasteboard, which forms the back of ihe paneL The first sheet of tinfoil is connected with the positive pole of an electric battery; the sec­ ond sheet of tinfoil is connected with the negative pole of a liattery. With tho sueot of pasteboard between them the metallic sheets do not touch, and there ia no circuit. But let n burglar begin to operate upon tbe cabinet, and run a knife, blade or a gimlet or anything else through the panel, and the metallic tool, touching both sheets of tinfoil, instantly completes the circuit, a bell rings in the burglar alarm office, and two policemen come, as before.” “Is thnt all?" the reporter asked. “No. not quite," Mr. Jeweler smilinglyreplied. “Besides these Little appliances we hnve a watchman in the store all night. Part of his work is to press a little electric buttou every half hour from thetimowa. lock the front door ut night till we open it in the morning. Thereby he tells tha burglar alarm people that he is awake and on duty. If he lets sixty cecoods beyond the half hour paas without pressing the l■iiLtoai the two f.<4icemen come to see what i* the matter, just na If somebody h*d tampered with t!;o Mfe*. '* There were no tnrei* pre.nutiona and the jeweler t lie repo.-. ■r .merged from MutKw. •Thank you v.-rj much." said tha re"Good day,” said the jeweler. "Coma again, but always come ip the daytime."— New York Sun. �PRICES. Additional Local. _, i. __ tke “Temple hnti»c BOUtc <>n m e**y , term*. F w Ojan|I any prices. Tbe furniture dealer. Ur.. on temperance. y Und. 1B ln.tn.ctwe » nUMta.lrirtb historical aud ideal characters. The -eektr .Utement of Uw Mutual Life Insurance company. N. X. Average daily payments last week: 8 34.970 W 12 Endowments paid 72 denth claims paid PONTIAC CHEF, Record 2-27. a^„a^a mb 1 Candidate for a mark of 2-20 J-L uV" Standard under rule 1.. Candidate for a mark of 2-20 or better this year... Will stand at Nashville under tho man­ agement of Chas. McMoore,.Barry county’s greatest horse trainer. Horsemen will do well to patronise ‘ ‘PONTIAC CHIEF” the only horse in the county with a state reputa­ tion. For particulars enquire of the owner Left, which we are bound to sell. Of Hastings or CHAS. MoMOORE of Nashville. Ladies* Imitation Sandals for Ladies’ Croquet Sandals for- An interesting and valuable article on ‘•Wrestling, f by Caspar W. Whitney, will be published in the next number at Har­ per’s Weekly.The article, which is historical as well as descriptive, will be accompanied by 26 illustrations, delinea­ ting not only the “Catcb-as-Catch Can” style of wrejtllng—the only style In vogue among amateurs in this country—but the prevailing methods of wrestling practised in England and on tbe European continent in both modern and ancient times. Among other features of much interest in the Weeklyiwill be an article on •‘Venice" by F. Hopklnsou Smith; an illustrated article on -I’ncle Sam’s Cavalry Horses’*: and Richard Davis’s fourth paper on “The West from a Car Window," describing the three-year-old city of Oklahoma. Gents’ Self-Actin„ Sandals for Boston-and Candee Rubber Boots for Men’s Perfection Felt Overs, first quality, BARGAINS, We Have Them. We are Full of Ti Call and See Them Hastings Butur-I Clover Beans—*! .20 per bu. BUY THE STEEL PLATFORM BINDER. Tireless Toilers for Trade. me—BeiHugat 90c per bbl; waterllme.fiJM BECAUSE It id the lighte»t and most durable made, takes all weight from the horses’ necks and has many other features of advantage which will readily be shown and prov. en to you by calling at the Agricultural Implement rooms of . per t»u. HSJi.Hr'’*'per hundred. T. BLINSTON & SON. Bankrupt Store We also handle a full line of Gales walking and riding plows. The'Big Injun takes the lead of them all. Turkeys-live, sc; drrwed. lie. 25c. 2oc. S2.25 8oc. Gents’ Imitation Sandals for THE MARKETS- Beel-DrweHUMMvn calves, M3IM. Beef. *«e; calf, sc. We have a few cases of G. IV. Lowry |._. Ladies’ and Gents' Rubbers Totaf claims pald Jast week..837 MM3 Averncc daily payments .1. M. McElwaix, Special Agt. You Will Mre »» afflcollr In wekloj • witlsfuctory selection of carpets if you buy of McCoy, the furniture and carpet man. He has the finest line he has ever shown, and Indeed in no city could one make a tx-tter selection than from him. He shows all the latest nnd most desirable patterns and style*, and Is making some very low prices on them. See him .also for ruga, curtains and drapes. ^ow strong the HENRY OSBORN, BEST PLOW ON EARTH TO LET US 3 GIVE YOU A POINTER! i Kid and Cloth tops. Button and Lace. Porpoise Shoes, Men’s and Boys’, Lace and’ Congress. F. G. STOWELL. With Reversible Share and Points. Which will outlast five plain points and cost less. awmr OUE PKKE SHOE & ....a-. by the THAT WEEN That You Buy Goods BlDIE i SON OF US AND F( Are selling those WILL BE WOOLLET* S-t BRONSON bc e Hastings Banner Fine line of Rockford Shoes with every $10 in cash trade. “GOOD FORM.is a monthly magazine filled with good, interesting reading, such as should be found in every home. Remember that it is given away with every $10 cash trade at HAS Z C. D. & E. LASTS. given YES Gn tn LADIES' FINE SHOES, QOOb rom Wh Trade made eomet tave s theref cees w rectio The cess o proof easies price, IS THE ROSS LEWIS & PIFER Mgr. WH Before you buy. BLUE SUITS, That the BOYS IN BLUS BRING THEM BACK Wear IF THEY ARE NOT Cheaper than Ever I TeH YOU they TR Y ITi And you will buy no. other plow. At Goodyear’s Hardware YOU CAN Buy Lots tor, rapi< What You Want OR ARE NOT THE Of these Goods, and Right Size. SELL LOTS TOO We sell our goods tor what they are. R. MUDGE & SON. it wi � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-04-28.pdf b3d6ebe4d213334f7f9c56960a6518f6 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ingmedium tn Bar­ ry County. VOL. XXXVI. NO. 52 ■ :-:The Lehr Seven Octave THEM'S DRUG STORE. For 16 years the leading drug and book store in Hastings. Suoad-S&d ScmjI Becks, The most complete stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. IK. 5. GopDYE^, The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years expert- ence. Hastings, - - - Mich. 25 Piano Style Organ Is a new invention no longer! WLIV 9 Because they are now well-known throughout VV fl I the United States. When Lehr Organs first came out the New York "Music Trade” said: "Despite the many attempts which have been made for some time past by reed-organ manufacturers toward something new in reed-organs in the way of six or seven oc­ tave styles, they have all until but recently failed. It is. therefore, interesting to note the somewhat remarkable suc­ cess which Messrs. H. Lehr & Co. have attained in this di­ rection." The Chicago "Indicator” said Jan. 16th, 1892: "The suc­ cess of Lehr <fc Co. has been remarkable and affords another proof that the public soon appreciates ^.really good article.” VUC If you don’t-want to buy a poor organ, when you I LO, can get the Lehr, th/handsomest, best toned and easiest blowing Organ in the market at a most moderate price, examine it’at the(store of YEARS SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that STEMS INLAID spoons AHD MSB Are warranted to last. Also remember you zet a Present—"Good Form," of 32.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jew­ elry store. Quality and price al­ ways right. JOHN HESSMER, F. R, Pancoast HASTINGS,............................... MICH. The Reliable Jeweler. Great Closing Out Sale ----- OF----- 1 Hardware, Paints, Oils, Builder’s Hardware, Buggies, Wagons, and Farm Implements, At the POWER'S HARDWARE . STORE. Owing to- the decease of the late proprie­ tor, this stock must be sold, and to move it rapidly SPECIAL LOW PRICES Will be made for the next 30 DAYS. This stock is new, clean and large. In it will be found all those articles usually kept n a first-class hardware store. 1 he necessity’ of closing up the estate of the late proprietor alone causes the reduced prices we art mak­ . d ------------------ ------- ..J -------- t.--------------------------------------- WHQLE NO. 1924 HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 28, 1892. A NEW INVENTION. ' Banner. astings ———- ■ Largest Circulation of any paper in tha County. . theTreason why You should buy Wall Paper of FRED L. HEATH, The Druggist, is that his stock is bright and fresh. The as­ sortment lias not been brok­ en, his styles are the latest and his goods the best qual­ ity. He is anxious to sell, he can not afford to carry as large a stock as he now has, as he has not the room or money. If you are are going to buy call and look over his stock. He will be pleased to show you through. If you buy of him you will make no mis­ take. He also carries a full line of paints, oils and dye stulls (including Cushing’s Perfection, Diamond and Peerless Dyes.) Make no mis­ take in the place. b Dcor East ci City Bank. Fred THE L Heath, DRUGGIST, Boice as teacher—I. Brown has been roparlDg his house by putting on a new roof —Quarterly meeting will be held at this place May 7 and 8. Rev. Harding, of COOK EBOS.. Prairieville, will be in charge—Mrs. D. P. HASTINGS, MICH. Flowers died at her home Saturday morn­ ing. April 10, aged 51 jears. The funeral took place on ‘ Tuesday at 10:80 at the house. The services were conducted by Rev. Ford of Augusta. assisted by Rev. Colby of Galesburg. Interment nt Cressey. Woodland. Mrs. Flower leaves a husband, one son Cool weather still continues with us— and four daughters to mourn her loss. C. A. Hough, of Nashville, w*s In town The floral offering* were many and beauti­ Saturday—Charlie Brooks, of Maple Grove, ful. was in town.Saturday night—Sheriff Ben­ ham, of the county seat, was in our village Bawrns Mill*. on Monday. Its a little early for him to “Procrastination Is the thief of time,” make liay, but we suspect he was looking and that te my excuse for non-appearance after prospects—Harry Andrus, of Has­ In your columns of late. 1 hope to do better tings, was in our' village on Saturday— In tlie future— Robert Misner is on the James Russell, of Lake Odessa. was arrest­ sick list—Mrs Austin Hunt went to Otsego ed by Constable Haight on Monday for be­ yesterday—E. Conrad of Otsego was hand­ ing drunk and disorderly on our streets shaking among his many friends In this and brought before Justice Veltc. who up­ vicinity last week—T. B. Moore Is a road on a plea of guilty, fined him five dollars agent for the Buckuyo Harvesting Co., of and costs, amounting in ail to about eight Arkon, Ohio—We are to have what is dollars—Enoch Andrus, county commis­ called a hard times social. For supper sioner olj schools, was in our vil­ there will be coffee, com bread, graham lage oiv Saturday—Carpenter A Son bread, ginger cookies, molaasen cake, pork and L. D. Warner are selling lute of bug­ and beans. The one that can appear the gies—Our farmers are busy getting corn moat ridiculous In a dress indicating hard ground ready. We hope they will not times, gets a prize, one for the lidies and ptant till Jack Frost departs—L. W. Felgbone for the gentlemen. To be held In nerand several others from Nashville, Smith’s hall Saturday the 30th—I. N. were In town on Tuesday—C. C. Dean has Hul>bard has returned, from the far west had several offers for his new revolving where he Ims, been on a visit—■£• H. hat rack, bet as yet has not conveyed the Bowen and son.have sold another valuable right to any one—Dr. J. A. Baughman colt to S. C. Ritchie—Cattle buyers are was appointed health officer for the ensu­ plenty but with siwh low prices It’s like ing year by the beard of health on Munday giving them away to sell—A. Still, jr. evening—Geo. Drake, of Saranac, is in our while driving through tlie old pinery one village for a time—D. A. Miller has the dark night last week with three in a new wall of Geo. Palmerton’s new house near­ carriage struck a slump with such force ly finished—The Wheda Halley trouble that it smashed one wheel, threw the horse has been settled. Bailey paying Wheda for down, smashed the thills and piled the his dog—Tlte supervisor and village asses­ occupants out on the ground. No bones sor are busy assessing village property. were broken—A new comer from Indiana, tlw name we did not learn, who bought North Barry. S. H. Larabee has built a new woodshed a farm near 1. N. Hubbard’s, buried Ins —Mrs. Henry Dubois is so as to be around Ids wife last Sunday. She was only sick Death was caused by la the house again—Frank Post traded horses a few days. with Frank Adams—Anna Merritt is teach­ grippe. The family have the sympathy of • ing the Carpenter school Instead of the log all. school—Willie Slbel is getting right to Hie Delton. front. He has erected a new wind mill, and is building a new barn ami having hl* Preaching al the school house next Sun­ house painted—There was a surprise on day evening. Subject “the greatest need Bert Shed Tuesday night to remind him of of Delton”—Mrs. McBane was taken sud­ ids birthday. There were aliout forty denly ill Monday evening, having a very present and joined in a social hop—Drain bad «|>ell. Heart trouble the cause—Mrs. Commissioner and Surveyor were down, McColl was in town on business Tuesday and surveyed the big marsh—Mrs. John —Mrs. Barlow and a friend, of Hastings, Kahler Is so as to ride out—John Kahler Is Sundayed at Beechwood on Wall lake—E. building an addition to his bam—Albert Wales died very suddenly Sunday. Adams is building a new house. Funeral services were held at the house ou Tuesday p. m.—Frank Poet is quite sick al present writing—John Kahler is build­ Nellie Frost is with us again. She Is ing an addition to his bam—Mrs. Johnson keeping house for Ernest, while he goes was nt the hub Sunday visiting fritmds— to school—The reading circle will be held Jerry Sproul is on the road selling agri­ Saturday afternoon at Mary Wilcox. Some cultural Implements for Wm. Chase—J. new work to be taken up. An Invitation Bowles orGohlevllle made our town a fly­ extended to all those interested—.John ing visit Monday on his way to Hastings Tompkins has resigned tlie office of Sun­ —Frank Bisbop has painted his house— day school organist, Mrs. Phillips was Gid Hughs has a very sick horse, having elected In his place—Mrs. Calvin. Smith doctors from Hickory and Hastings to treat was elected church organist last Sunday- - It—S. Larabee has just buili un addition Henry Cooley, of- Lenawee, visited hl to his house and is paitrthig the same—Q. father, D. IL Cooley, last week—Will Cor­ A. Hynes and wife spent Sunday at P. win baa moved from M;n Fox’ house back Mosher’s—Barney Notwood^was complete­ to Mrs. Abbey’s house. South of the Cen­ ly surprised Saturdey eve by a goodly ter—Mr. Mills ami wife, ot Galesburg, are number of his friends. It being his dflth visiting her brother. G. W. Tompkins— birthday. All report a good time—Nina Geo. Fruln and wife, from Dakota, are Mosher Is convalescing from a severe Ill­ -visiting at K. C. Fruln’s—Lorenzo Dean ness—Mrs. O. Peake is .i^ry^U—Freil has. put down a drive well on his place— Ryerson of UAtllngs Is vlsltln&al Ed Geo. Tuekermnu has a new windmill— Evans* the present week—The flue stallion Mrs. Chas. Cummings and Eliza Cummings, know;n ns “Swag” is owned by C. BaziTof of Bellevue, visited at Henry Tasker’s Delton—Mr. Cooper has moved his wagon Sunday—Grlf Cummins will have a sale shop just west of A. Mantle’s residence— soon, and is going west—Bert Shepard hat L. Williams of Milo was In town Tuesday moved on the Albert Shepaid farm—The at hte brother John’s. bunch or tumor that has been growing on the back of Herbert Packer’s hehd was Carlton. successfully removed Sunday by Dr Pow­ Wanted, tlie presence of that “frantic ers—The Demorest Medal Contest Will take place on Saturday evening. May 15th. thing'* which we call spring—Only two at the M. P. church. We understand more evenings of singing scltool at the there will lie 12 contestants, and a bin time Confer. They will give a concert at the Is expected. Mrs. Calvin Smith has close—A. G. Senter of Clarksville spe/it charge of the music—Mrs. Seger and Mrs. several days the past week visiting Carlton frlends^-Our sick are Mrs. Jay Carpenter. Churchill a’c both on the sick list. Mrs. Will Fteli. Mrs. Meyers and others complaining—Misses Maggie and Abbey Carlton. . Fisher have gone to Ohio to reside with Mrs. Jay Carpenter is on the sick list their aunt-Chancy Wood commenced his tills win*. Dr. Wright attending—Several school last Munday in the Bohler district from this place were in Clarksville Sunday —Ere this appears In print. Mrs. Wagner —Most of the farmers have got their oats will Im> the victim of a neat little surprise— sowed—When every tiling h all quiet jn Ron Elsher welff to Wayne last week on . our little burg, then* 1$ some one who bualnem—We hear It reported that Lewis wants to kick npa fuss and goes tv work Cole has struck a sandstone quarry on his and starts* scandal—Ed. Brown was seen farm which promises to be a rich find— on our streets Monday—J. M. Bauer, of There will be s song service at the M. E. your city, was on onr. streets Monday— church at Carlton in a few weeks. Abed Donley ami. family spent Sun­ day with Jacob Shriber and [family — Married. nt the residence of the bride’s parents Rufus Vester and wife. Leslie B. Ike Hendershott has moved into the Carpenter and Margret E. Vester. Rev. Myers, officiating—Carpenter & Hecht Slduain house on Center street moved their saw mill last Friday from The supervisors are finding that It is no William Hecht’s farm lo their site on Duck creek—Rufus Vester Is building u picnic to take the assessment under the milk house—Our school Is flourishing un­ new law. der the management of F. Hoffman—C. Dr. J. C. Andrus has rented a part of Wood commenced his school In frog hol­ Mrs. C. A. Roberts house. It Is reported low to-day. that lie has given up his Intentions of building on Green street Milo. To th., Super* tHr»ra Of Barry County. , I would call ynur attention to Act No. 193, Session laws of 1S89 relative to the soldiers, sailors and marine relief commlu-1 sIod and if any or all of the townships and wards of Bastings city want to raise any money under said Act you or some mem­ ber of your Board will meet with said re- . Ilef commission on Saturday May 21, A. D. ' 1892 at the court house, Hastings, at . 1 o’clock and report the amount required. : Dated April 25, *92. Dn. S. C. Rich. Chairman. i A. W. Dtu.ENnecK, Sec. Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays ’•>• COUNTY NEWS. Sbnkenpeoie Anniversary. Rte Hastings Shakespeare Club cele­ brated the birthday of the “immortal Bard” Saturday evening. April 23, at the honit! ut Carrie Goodyear. At six o’clock the eighteen members assembled in tlie dining room and after a Shakesperean quotation from each,: sat down to an elegant banquet. The tables were taste­ fully trimmed with flowers and at each plate was a beautiful favor prepared by Mrs. D. G. Robinsun. After the banquet toasts were Id order. In response to “Our Club” Mrs. Dr. Barber, the president, painted pen pictures of the different members; while Mrs. Timmer­ man responded with an original poem and Carrie Goodyear with a song from Shakes­ peare. Mrs. Hayes caused much inerrinwnt by Biddy’s account W the play of Hamlet, while Miss Mlllspaugh showed what Imagination could do in picturing Shakespeare’s home with Pctruchlo’s Kate for his wlfrf and the dainty Rosalind for his daughter Judith. After the Rev. E. D. Irvine told of the higher lessons of Shakespeare, all returned home wishing that Shakespeare’s blrth-day came oftener. Tl»e following was the program: The day we Celebrate—Mrs. Robinson. The Hastings Shakespeare Club—Mrs. Barber. The drama as it was ind as it is—Mrt. W. E. Powers. The wU and humor of Shakespeare—Dr. Timmerman. Characteristics of Queen Katherine—Mrs. N. Barlow. Recitation, I Am Dying, Egypt, Dying— Miss Throop. Elizabeth as a woman and a queen— Miss Knowltn^ Selected reading from Shakespeare— Mrs. Upjohn. Ceremony of Elizabeth’s coronation— Mrs. Greble. . The play of Hamlet as it appears on the modem stage—Mrs. Hayes. Comparison of Richard third and Henry fifth—Mr. Sweezy. Home life of Shakespeare—Miss Mlllspiiugh. Poem— Mrs. Timmerman. What are tlie benefit* we have derived from the study of Shakespeare—Mrs. J. 8. Goodyear. Early life of Mary, Queen of Scotts— Mrs. W. II. Goodyear. The music of Shakespeare—Carrie Goodyear. Higher lessons from Shakespeare—Mr. E. Ik Irvine. Toast Mistress—Miss Hallock. Church and Eoeiety. A very Interesting amount of informa­ tion regarding umbrellas wns gleaned by those who attended the Epworth league meeting Tuesday evening. Emmanuel church will soon be free from debt. I^ns than 8400 is now re­ quired to pay for their beautiful new church. We liopc our M. E. friends will not for­ get about that much needed addition to their church. Mrs. Belen P. Jenkins, of Detroit, will speak In the Presbyterian church Saturday evening, April 30 on ‘^The Industrial Ad­ vance of Women." This lecture Is In the Interests of the Gen. Spinner memorial which the women of the nation propose to erect to the memory of the man who se­ cured the admission of womem to the gov­ ernment departments In Washington.—a measure which resulted in great benefit to women throughout the nation. Admission free. Rev. A. D. Grigsby preaches at the Presbyterian church next Sunday momhig on -Rivers and their suggestions” and In the evening on "Rags." Additional Local News. Whenever you meet a-Granger the first question he will ask you b "have you noticed how the Wheat has gone back In the last two weeks?” That 18 a matter of opinion. If there were any wonk spots I” a field of wheat, the snow and the cold, dry freezing weather shows them at thin time, and still the outlook Is good for a fulr average crop—Peter LeKoy relumed last week from lite business trip to N. Y. state, bays Michigan Is good enough for him to live in—Mr. Spaulding and 11. W. Williams matte business trips to Kalama­ zoo last week—W. J. Williams of your city Is at Milo straightening up the fences on his farm—Oat and burly seeding Is done for ’112—Mrs. B. W. Johnson ami our popular school teacher. Miss Carrie Uewl took In Kalamazoo last Saturday—This Is the time of year when our Indies come from Kalamazoo with large and mysterious paper packages—We have just heard of the death of Eugene Wales, one of our very papnlar young married men. who died Sunday at 4 p. tn. Funeral at home on Tuesday, 20 lust, at 2 p. m To consumers of kerosene oil hi Hmtings and Barry Co: We have established an agency at Bastings for the sale of Snow Drop oil, which for lumlnatlng pur­ poses has no equal. Being a product of Pennsylvania crude and 155 degrees fire test makes It perfectly safe. It produces a clearand white light and free of odor, nor does It cause any deposit on chimney which Is so common with cheap and low test Ohio oil. Since July 1, 18»U Michi­ gan allows the use of 120 degrees fire test oil which permits the the *aje .of kerosene made from Ohio crude and poG-’.-iis a larger percentage of sulphur and after ex­ tracting sufficient naptha (explosive part) to raise the fire test to 150 degrees or more It becomes useless, so far as producing light Is concerned but al a low test will burn fairly well, still producing a very disagreeable order while burning and load­ ing the chimney with a greasy sulistaace. Give Snow Drop oil a trial, the cost is but little different than what yon pay for the cheap goods you are using and thesa'.lsf'nctlon you will get in light’ will more than compensate. saying nothing of additional safety. For by S. E. Phillips. H. L. Newton and Cook &Cook. A. D. Mayxarv. Wholesale Au-. I Hastings, "MtHi. 1 The “Temple of Fame” wns given by local talent, under the auspices of Epworth league, in Union bull Friday and Saturday evenings to good audiences. All seemed to speak favorably, of the entertainment While all prtwent acquitted themselves well, very much credit belongs to Mrs. Clement Smith, who had charge of the work uf preparatlc*, superintended the rehearsals, nnd had general oversight over all the preliminaries. Net proceeds about . 8100. ‘ Tlje. track at the fair ground is being covered with heavy black dirt, and when mixed with the other soil, will mnkw an excellent track. Several Ifhnclred dollars U being spent upon the track and every­ thing passible will be done to get It in line t.linpe so that some fast time may be looked for at the June races. Wc nro glad to M» the horsemen of the city taking hold of the matter so earnestly, as the. races at that time will be the means of drawing big crowds here at a usually dull limp. Other cities have found it profitable and there Is no renron why the same shofild nut lie true liere. Cre»»y.There will ba prayer meeting every Tuesday evening al the school house— For There was an oyster and lee cream social Light .second-hand, road wagon; at C. France’s Friday evening last for the benefit of the Spring Brook church— canopy-top road wagoh nearly new. School has cvuunenccd with Mies Lta‘e quire of J. C. Andrus, tlw dentist The Y. I*. S. C. E. meets at the Presby­ terian church next Sunday evening at 0:30. To be led by Willis Goodrich. The ladles of the Presbyterian church cordially invite their friends to supper at the society rooms next Friday evening. . The Rev. C. H. Seaver, of Middleville,’ will give a magic lantern entertainment at the Presbyterian church next Monday evening. The pictures will relate to England under Queen Elizabeth. Admis­ sion 10 cents. The society connected with Emmanuel church will be enQ^rtained Thursday May 5, by the Mesdames D. G. _ Robinson, Dr. Andrus, E. Busby, N. Diamond. Wm. Powers. S. Greuscj. A. Mason, and Mtsaes Minnie Matthews. Mary Woodard and Kittle Slubbins. Supper at society rooms from five until seven. All are invited to. attend. The C. L. S. C. will meet with Mm. Stauffer next Saturday evening, April 2d, 1892. Qnotiatlon*, News Items. Initial Studies in American Leiters— Mr*. Hoyt Two Old Faiths—Mrs. Holloway. The Negro in America (svnopals)—Mrs. Hicks. The abolition of slavery In the United Slates (synopsis)—WDl CooVj The Natural History of ptante—Miss Hush. ' tjuvstions in March No. of) Chaiauquan answered In April. Critic—Mr*. Will Cuok. Rev. Puffer announced Sunday morning that, beginning next Sunday, he would for the live auoeeedlng Sunday evenings deliver n lecture each Sunday evening, the subjects being as follows: "Abraha-n. a man of faith;" “Jacob, a man of many sorrows;” “Joseph. 3 wan fttfthful to God in a high position;” "Moots, the greatest public man nnd statesmun of hisloty;** “Jv&hua. a religious eoidler.r These two question* will b.< r.mwen*d hi the keturee: 1st, Why h?.s God given lh»x- men the also place In the Bible they have? ’nd. What En­ additional light i|<k» arclincotegictd tilMQvvry afford? �3^’’ • •' HONOBSDIVLDEP. Hastings Banner^ PARIS TERRORIZED. ^‘tVOBTg A Thursday, April 28, ^9«- Kavachors Avengers Do Some Deadly Bomb Work. “COOK BROS.. Propnetort^ BILIOUS NERVOUS IndUn. Democrats for Grover Cleveland First. m logical takitt oakdidate. OBE MAS KILLED, TEH WOUNDED. disorders. as Sick Headache, Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion, Constipation. Liver Complaint, and Female Ailments. r J.CU,, 0X1. Paring U>. !“•— *ad M wild Um. and m«l> t™, times half the de«egn.ee 'r”°2.hrt t<nth were „onlm.«d rar Such Crewvdwith*Tate— 4 8olab!s 0csil#«. fool me, I want that CURE dent SICK l^Mdwaaktotbobowea. EvonIfUeyonly ' HEAD -Tobacco. 'Ach s they wen! d ho shnoetprtoiMB to themwho JuJfcr from thUdtoroeelag complaint: bat forts- Its '/Ae. best” ACHE d\ey/inp fctacco for lf\e money ftnd I don't Want anylriin^ I've, tried it and l(novV all aboutt't. JoLiyt’i? ’$ njajfe by Jivifi?1~ Ij c u (sv alc. laths Lsna of bo miny liras thxt here Is where vramska ocr great boost Our pills razeIt while Others Jo not . Cirt-.r’s Utils Liver PIBs are very wasll and CARTER MEDICINB CO.. New YoriG SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE FOR PROFIT ntlA*'p IAns i Mich.) UU8INE8M COL- PA IllSH, Prop’r. BUSINESS CARDS. A. SCRIBNER. M. D., \ Physician and Surgeon, Delton. • • Mich. Office In residence, one block east of depot. To Advertisers C • If you wish to advertise A. AC. II. BARBER • Physicians and Surgeons. Calls in city or county responded to with promptness, day or night. H and need instruction, rend one dollar for our “Book for Advertisers.” A little study of that book will enable you to decide what you ought to do, and give an idea of the probable cost. If you instruct uy ILLIAM U. LOWDEN. . Lawyer. Office over JulltH Russell’s store. State street. Hastings, Mich. W to place a certain amount of adver­ tising for you in the way wo think will do you the most good, you ahqpld rend an explicit statement of what you wish to accomplish, and mako suitable arrangements for payment. \our order will then receive all tho attention that It requires. r If you wish an advertisement 1 I prepared and a plan of advertising marked out; to bo told what papers ?hou1'* ’’’"'i “nd what the coet will be. we will furnish tbe adver­ tisement and the plan—either or both,and submit them for your conrideration. together with aur biU for the service. For preparins advertisernenty, electrotypes and estimates tho ad­ vertiser pays us. For the expense of placing advortlvmcnta and watch­ ing the fulfillment of contracts we arc paid by a commte^n allowed bjr tbe publisher of the paper in which the advertisement appears. If you want to lean, r: all the Ins and outs of advertising witbout any cost or trouble, read Pnn»TX^frxregulariy. carefully, stndlnunlv • UwhmI wrmmtef., eo. . .'v-epopv; uuxvtvry. . For any further information address GEO. P. ROWELL 6- C©., Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 SPRUCE ST.. NEW YORK. t- 1 i . ! i S P KIRKS JJrtrf-..ZEJr0’* .< "PO- Alw ■» "’rip ram rod wWecffMte routh cud of the aal haff of hM THE WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN. Washixotos, April 23.—The following is the weekly crop bulletin issued by the weather bureau for the week ended April 23 for tlie sections mentioned below: Illi­ nois—Temperature and sunshine below normal: rainfall normal in extreme north­ ern portion, elsewhere alxive and well*dis­ A P. DRAKE. M. D., tributed; general condition injurious to Office over Holloway’s dreg store. crops: mt seeding partially completed; Office hours from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, con netting with resilience, at Holloway’s drug plowing for corn in northern counties; in store. other counties work at a standstill, with largo acreage of oats nnd wheat, nnd es­ pecially in southern portion, still under Q M. FOWLER, D.D. S. O. rwater. Michigan—Tcinperntuke and.rainfall below nnd sunshine normal; wheat Office hours 8 a m. to 5 p. m. doing finely in moat southern counties nnd oats being sown; all crops will thrive MITH & COLG ROVE, well with warmer weather, frail projects Lawyers. goal on all sides. (Office fn Union block. Hastlnrs.) In Wisconsin aufl Iowa. Practice is all tbe courts of the state. Wisconsin—Freezing temperature every night hna lowirrel the condition of winter grains; vegetation stationary ant! suffer­ \ E. KENAST0N, ing from cold; scaling general and ground Attorney at Law, iu good condition. Iowa—Temjierature (Over J. 8. Goody ear * 0o.’s store.) PracUces in all courtaof the State. CoUecUons below average; rainfall above average and ■rnixiptlj attending to. excessive in localities; heavy snow in northern portion Wednesday; farm work R. TIMMERMAN, Homoepathlc Phy- ut a standstill, but with favorable weather seeding will ba completed and plowing for • slcian and Surgeon. com begun next week. (Office over Lathrop's drug store.) L .......ivuwviinm me wi/si ■ nil uf the floor. The Proprietor Terribly Injured. A minute after the explosion ten of the guests recovered their senses and ran into the street shouting and crying “Fire.’ The police, who had been stationed near the wine shop since Ravachol’s arrest, camo up as the uninjured camo out and began bringing'out those unable to help them­ selves. M. Very was found to be in a pitiable condition. Both of his legs bad been crushed by the falling beams, his collar bone was fractured nnd his right arm was broken. He was bleeding nt the mouth and ears, anil was, seen to have suffered internal injuries. His little boy was found unconscious in a corner with his collar bone broken. Both were taken to the Salute Ixilo hospital where M. Very’s legs were amputated. Six Others Have Ilrokeu Bones. Of the other ten persons Injured three were taken to the hospital and tho others were helped to their homes by the police. Six of them are said to have bones broken and internal injuries, but tlie particulars are" not yet known. The wine shop was wrecked. The buildings on each aidowere damaged from top to bottom—furniture broken and glass shattered, while the whole block was rocked and many walls cracked. Thp people of the neighborhood went into a panic and immediately made preparations to move to another part of the city, Iwlievlng (hat the friends of Rarachol have marked Very’s shop for destruction J * Death of the Wine -Strop Keeper. M. Very died shortly before midnight. Three arrests have been made, including a man who, just after the <-xplo«ion in tho wine shop, shouted nt the next corner: “Vive runarehlel" A revolver and knife were found on him. He professes to know nothing of tlie perpetrators of the explo­ sion. ■ Troops cleared the Boule van! Ma­ genta. Thousands of sighteeers had crowd­ ed the street near the wrecked wine shop, and the police were unable to drive them back. In thy confusion it was feared that another outrage might be perpetrated. Four companies of soldiers were called out. They drove the crowds into the side streets, and remained on guard until the jx-oplc had gdtao home. P A. SHELDON, » • Abstract and Real Estate Office. Attract block, Hastings. Mnn<-y U> loua on Kcal Estate Real Estate «»:d on e mnitsslon. General eon royanelng. a complete v: of Abstract Books, com­ .-tk-d from the Record*, can foralsh complete * trauU. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. aw. real estate and collect­ MORTGAGE 8ALR. ing OFPKE OF Palmerton A Smith, nefxnlt h-vtoe 1.1 «to hi conditions ora^£!a”.un l '•"/’■i"* " by dames Endsley —' Woodland, Mich. iu>4 Krun l» a. hmh»toy ’o Kmma 3impwm C. S. Palmerton, J. M* Smith, dated Nmi ndrcf a. 1)., trao u><! recorded In tltonfHer nt (Im RrgVtM- oh deeds, tar tbe ■ Notary Public. Justice bf the Peace. County • (I* tret a- 4 st »tr .it Minbljfnn. on the Mtri driV <-t N.rVr-in’eT. t I» . ’SUX Ift I.IOer 33 ot mttrtoige-.txu nge ixt; NMd niurtjpwe was on the«xpr< s m>:>-lill"HlUml if any inter-st shall becctne »f«e an>t r- ni^ln i»i|hI i tar risty ,iavs then '-’th »rinehml mid iu'errst sh.ill forthwith M«nue-*tac>nn*: •utattabta.aM default having been .nwte in the mtfaieul ot interest due Noveraserjmli. IWl *•«! the M*t.ie having remained unpaid a.»<| in arrenrs fur the space of sixty nun of four hundred fiUvdolmr. aim an an winwet of inter os’, tbereon ri now due and payable by the terms of said iirort3«ge: onwhteh incrtcage there is claimed to he <iu- at fbe>>Hie <»f ibis notice the stun of (our liuudrmt sixty four dollars .nd i»JOO and i.o suit or vtoceediys *t law haviu« beeu liwiltute l lore-cover the inouet t secured ,.r nxv nrtrt* — ---- - - sal.* contained In said inortipiK-*. and the statute In such case made and provided, notice is hereby sdwa Hint on flaturdav the 38tb day of May. A. D . 1803., lit ton o'clock fn tlie forenoon, I shall sell .U public auction, to the highest bld der. at (tw nerth front door of Ilorrv Couniy Court Hrtse tn the Qty of Ha*tlD«, iflcbSm ((hatbefng the place.where the Circuit Court - far, wry County Is HoMeaL the premises de­ scribed in n»hl morlinge. or so much thereof i’» I«y the amount due on said mnrtmup. with seven par cent. Interest, and all lejn»Tc<wt», toreth-r wtth the attorney’s fee allowed by law rotivemsnted for therein, the premiers ln<h>x descrio. it In mid mortgage m all (bow, certain lot* iwd pare sis of laud mtuste In the (nwii'hlp el RriHmore, In th > count* of Rarry and rtate <d MtehtaM, and •locribrdas The wnthweri Quarter of the “22****1'!“*««• fifteen, town two Wineshop Completely Pams, A prU 26.-There wm a terrific ex­ plosion early last evening iu the entrance of the wineshop of M. Very, 22 Boulevard Magenta, where Ravachol, the anarchist, was arrested on March 30. Thu bomb con­ tained at least twelve pounds of dynamite, and completely wrecked the establishment. Ten persons were i-eriouily injured nnd M. Very himself mortally. Tho explosion oc­ curred when tho wine whop was half full of guests, and as nearly as can Ins learned tho bomb was placed just within the oUtA •ide door of the corridor and at the door loading from tho corridor into the wine­ room. Very was standing in the middle of the room when the shock came. Ho was thrown against the wall in a heap of shat­ tered tables and chairs. The ceiling fell, and several beams were spilt and fell to Am£ ILY SOAP Died Like a Dluie Novel Hero. Dkxvkji, April 23.-All day Thursday and Thursday night petition circulators were busy m bet*. They were asking on one side that Governor Barber revoke the decision in the Miller case, and on tbe other side that be stand by it. The gov­ ernor decided that Miller should hang, and a few minutes after 9 a. m. yesterday tho automatic water weight was nrenared and Miller stepped ou the platform and was launched into eternity. H« WM fectly rod and prided himself on his nerve. He showed no anxiety about his future, and died likes dime novel hero He wags song on the scaffold when he had himself compoecd. Hb crjme WM tfa murder, two yean ago, when he was only abSx w ““ Wh°“ he C“Ughl “leeP Bsrseeia, April r. -Ajlud wu S*t.U^!r “,U'n,oon betwwn Klw.rf Fox Md Holleu Airt>p Borrow., ta ,1,, b„|i„w, otlher*r>d don™, on tbe Bdriui rout n~r Ntanpo. lUla., , t„. a.lSTro^t tend. Two rounds were (Irrel, ftod nor_ town's buUct waped Cox’s trousers just below tho veat. The two men had n failing out over a scandal in which Borrowe wm onejprincipol and Mrs. Drayton, a membw of New York a 4C0,n the other, both how­ ever denying anything wrong. B.»TOX. April SI-Tb« ll»»coo™»Uo» m* Tnt’U’°ir^£ rwunUr, William C. Lowing pnrddlng. Ld «I««d >b. following d.lwd.«tlargo to th. MlnarMpolUeonnmUont Hon. w. w. Crapo, ex-Governor Bracken, ”• Murray Crane, and Hon. Wilson Cogs?a™Th. ^wchwirf both and permanent chairman were full of eu logy d- the athjilnistration and ft* po»ch indorsed protection, denounced the Demo­ cratic piecemeal plan of attacking the Mc­ Kinley bill, declaring that it Pror*^ tho Democracy had no settled policy o that great question, while the vote on Bland’s bill told tho same story " U> report, „ Into me Ure virevenne Clrev.no. wd ■pjlot <4 tour .uw «tarmr,t;ta to th. 1JD1ASA1-XU* April a.-Vor EOTrrnor, CteLte Souter"; iX-r Nr.; \V R. Myers- Campaign devic*, a rooster. ^“uTb-dritbeUek-aM — The platform is a regulation Republican utterance, but docs not instruct the dele­ gates. Free aRverds denounced m a great financial danger, while the preeent law is not approved and in view of the continued decline in silver bullion it is recommended that the purchase of tho saffie by (bo treasury be Mi*pended in tho absence of an international agreement. A plonk in favor of careful discrimation a» to immi­ grants ndmitUs! to this country also has u place. A resolution was adopted heartily approving Harrison’s administra­ tion as able, sagacious and loyal and eu­ logising James G.-Blainu as a noble pa­ triot and statesman. The convention was enthusiastic and Harrison and Blaine were both loudly cheered. SCORES ON THE DIAMOND. of Boot Post, O, A. E- o! Syncuvs, Hoarier «*te >» conT-nlloo limyilrtl. -Cl.veteoi x-,;. » rrrtJaUoo; GtarjA^ Wounded at Gettysburg uiri m<i u» ><**• Iron. lb.-poetejl IMI erenlag .aa.iurtl up lb. Brin* « “• .ooTenUoa. .nd b. rolori ite. ImSTO0' • eoodlr third ot lb. goUrtring. T»« Old w.r riorrt 1» CoMrol. Th. torc-ri th. oM tndteM D.n>oen.Ua ra borM wriX In lull control, ritd the ex-preaident on the state ticket y. -GL Bood StCa,Low4!. !fw.: ; •’I was In the Aray of u>: Potomac ,V14 in tt» great battle of (Mt^iborg was sttak tn the ankle by n mlar.lv toll. which imntod the bone. My leg Wpsamp-Jlstolth?. IVM. hospital, and after a long Upo it he 1 j wm discharged and -I. ent home Afters yean My Wound Broke Open afresh. Dr. Pca.se ampulaP-J ;m Ueh’i. f th# bone, and it healed. Four years l.tfr it once more opened, mid for eight yran bow I suffered 1 I do not believe I: jkjs for a human befog to suffer worn- .-taw fighting to the end without ft. I suffered fearfully an I ttuwhri ■MNiMwawsr. I tried every thine I torid frtwtth my limited means. Wr.iru:.«\*S I would never be any better. Finely wy but they were com­ pelled to go down before superior number*, drilling Davm TCRl-lX. . nnd tactics. If there Is a single man on the ticket—from Claude Matthew*, the gubernatorial candidate, down to tbe end —who does not put ex-Governor Gray at the head of hi. llrt uf political g-xls, be has very cleverly succeeded tn concealing hia jiredeltctions. THE GREAT CtncAUO, April 20.-The base Imll play­ ing in the League yesterday sent Anson to his bed last night with tears in his .eyes. He played two games with Cincinnati, and, horrible to tell the Chicago crank, he be lost ’em both. Following is tbe rec­ ord: At Cincinnati—(Firstgame) Chicago 2, Cincinnati, 5; (second game) Chicago 0. Cincinnati J; at Louisville—Pittsburg 1, Louisville; nt Philadelphia—Boston M, Philadelphia 5; at Washington—Brooklyn 6, Washington at Baltimore—New York 4, Baltimore !>, no game at St Louis­ rain. Chicago, April at—Rain prevented all tlie League Imse boll games yesterday ex­ cept two, and one of them wm a forfeit of Baltimore to New York, the former claim­ ing that they would not have time to mnko a train, and refusing to play the Gotham­ ites their half.of tbesixth Inning, the score being fl to 5 in favor of Baltimore. At Philadelphia—Boston fl. Philadelphia X No Western league games-rain. CHICAGO, April 21—Anson added an­ other to his list of defeats yesterday, and it was Pfeffer\ club that laid him out again. Following are the Ixaguo scores: At Louisville— Chicago 2, Louisville 7; at Boston—Baltimore 6, Boston 7; at Cleve­ land-Cincinnati 1. Cleveland 11. Other games prevented by rain. CniqAflo, April a-Again aid Fred Pfeffer “n*6p the earth" with the “Colts" yesterday at Louisville, and “Unde’ Adrian comes home feeling rather blue in tunth place. The .same dubs play btre today. League games; At LouisvilleChicago 1, Louisville 8; at Pittsburg-St. Louis 3, Pittsburg 14; nt BrtKiklyn—Phila­ delphia 6, Bruoklpi V; at Cleveland—Cin­ cinnati U, Cleveland 1; other games post­ poned—rain. No Western league games. The League scores Saturday were as fol­ lows: At Chicago-Louisville 3, Chicago 4 —Louisville’s butt Inning not played; at New York—(First game) Washington 1, New^ork 8; (second game) Washington^ New kork 4; al Pitt»burg-<F!rst game) Sk Louis 3, Pittsburg 4; (second game) Su IxjuIs 8, Pittsburg 15; at Boston—(Fintt game) Baltimore 7, Boston 11; (second game) Baltimore 9, Boston ll»; nt Cleve­ land—Cincinnati 5, Cleveland 14; at Brook­ lyn—(Firet game) PMla»lelphia 0, Brook­ lyn 12; (second game) Philadelphia A <SuDd»y) At Cincinnati—8k Louis 2, Cincinnati 10. Chicagia April 2B,-Yesterday’. records on League diamonds were as follows: At Pittsburg—LouIsviBe 2, Pittsburg ft ^asldngton—Philadelphia 1. Washington 3, at Cincinnati—St. Louis 2, Cincinnati C ani-5hlcngo 31 c,"ri*nd fl; N„!iTk vDnD<ltlmor’0’ Bn»klyn 13; u New York—Boston 4, New York 8, lbWKZ?7V.!;; TF. ffamtntmd Comrade G. nteortl Io nomlnriloo ;teri«4»r br lb. WPjXriU.lTur o< ll» Drt»«r«r o< 'hr 8iI'epriBclpal Point* of the Fiatform- FIGHT OF THE Blood Became Poisoned and it broke out bU over my fare and unsotn# wh*l Rood's Sarsaparilla -t.il .i . Tta first dollar I got I scut awl bought a tottle frygajaktag It. a week orte > J*ter. wH^in <to»slng^my letr sgld n aetaird to Hood’s Sarsaparilla a fw* months, thank God (and I mj- itrrraenUy), the seres an over my body liad hijfied, and now, four years later, ».v« r< -,. r shows DAY. Col. C. A. Weaver Commander of Root Post, g| A. U.. hiauelfa Much to the disgust of a goodly section of the convention it required three ballots to dispose of the nomination for the ap­ pellate Judgrehip of tbe Fifth district. George G. Ho-, of Logansport, finally capturing the prise. It was not until 4JW that the great contest of the day, there­ fore,.the gubernatorial nomination, was declared in order.- Speechee were tabooed, and the candidate* were named: John G. Shanklin, by Captain J. M. Mahoney; Mason J. Niblack, by Barn'll. Taylor. one armed veteran, fully c'niltjui Mt. Hibmood’s statement, and J. L I'-.:.'. J.e pteo Claude Matthews, by W. Fairbanks, and Mortimer Nye, by a delegate who was too modest to announce his name. When the calling of tlie roll had been completed Matthews lacked leas than thirty at the total number necessary to a choice, while Shanklin was nearly JOOln the rear. Allen county led off with a change at Its vote to Matthews ami the Shanklin dele­ gation* procwdi-d to tumble over each other in their cagvracas to got on the winning aide. The chair ordered a second roll call, but at this juncture the names of all the opposing were with­ drawn and. Matthew* wtt.declared the nominee by'acclamation. \_ Nomination* for lituteoaai governor were next in order. Niblack. Nye am! Samuel W. Axtell, of Green county, and Isaac P. McDonald, of Whitley county, were named. Two Wiota were necresary to make the nomination, the content bring principally between Nye and McDonald, and the for­ mer finally won by 738 to 4W. After this it was pretty smooth sailing. Captain W’. IL Myere. of Anderson, a member of congrew in 1878, but beaten by Godlovr* S. Orth two years later, secretory of stato from '88 to ‘86, and defeated for lleuleo mt governor in ’88. wm nomlnatv-d for setretory of state by a^Iamatlum State 'i roasurer Albert Gall. Auditor J. O. Hendtrxjn, Attorney General Grv.-n Smith. SUt Altaian Wllltam A. P*eie. Supei .ntmidt r t »■( i^ihiie iBstanctluu Harv.r D. Verka, wetc rmominat.-d by acclamnsion !n a bunrb, Bi. ..ey R. Moo., uas nominated for su­ preme court reporter. Senator •Smith called attention to the fact that the Australian law required the party to place a device at the head of its ticket, and suggested that a rooster would be an appropriate emblem. The idea was ap­ proved with a chorus of cockcrows, tho baud burst out with "Auld Lang Syne," and at the convention was declared at an end. ■ KEYSTONE STATE POLITICS. WHY IS THE W. L DOUCLAS . *4JJC* to XA'a t^dles^Sa^S ••——•-artw—.... nr TA XI NO SVRSTITtTF-Xl Woolley & Bronson. NOTICE FOR]^RARING CLAIMS. Stateut Mdrigao,<« ill?‘ "(B->rp Notice l< Ueieby rirefi. ttmt !•) Uie Probrte Court tor tin- ‘ «..“Tf nude on tbe Vltb <tay. «•! M ' y... A. V< six months frumthatdiCe w.'reall”**«. WM ProbateCdurt. at the lYobnte ulfieeJntteW NOT PLEASING TO THE STOCKMEN. HAIUMBCWI, April at-Sapraurt Jmlgr, CHKTIXXK, Wyo., April 2fl.-Governor Barber telegraphed the pnaecuUng «ttorncy at Buffdo lari night that captive cattlemen would be at once turn­ ed over ta the civil authorities bavin, jurisdiction. It is the beliSd’the at! I#" £ rtuZil' MU,°ns! rriisn the idea unless th«r .u “'*>-** or lb. rn.tl.ri «r. muob emboldra.Tvi ^o tan. or „„u. „,j T« U>. rarrag, on u,o rnruburrl 7 WU1 eonETrtwa.nml.Un!,, d«,on.«i.Unw nnd del.'Sntrt-U-l^. to MlOM.polU were Uu offl™. u,,, tb< lUpaUUrttu of thl. Mate met ymurdn, to niL Tho eanvenUon n. held la u,. opm boon., which »«• t«ekrtl with driesnt™ «nd lookenxm. L. K. -Martin, al TMonitor, wm pOTtnnnent ehnlmun, nnd tho pUUarm wm U>. dnt taportnn, SmIom. udtUd. Brian It Fhe monr ri thr molaUon modllted it » m tn nengnlM U>. nrritxw ot th. «mw 17™?.B -M Th“ plnl'orm In­ Celeb^ud D.pe... ln7th< BMCSU.TN, N. Y., April 'JL-Th- w tank dub, of Brooklyn tendered^ JJ°Q’ to “» Hon- at d that such claims will he h';.,r.i l«« nun. <»'. rnte>. hr r>!" IMrSTv-Sa; «’«- • ”nuM*!i*rui.:«». A. i>.„,,„w c,r- 7;JK?KSw * I~»*»Uon WM offered hUhl, ealogUtlo ri Bnaur Qum, to much »thM ChrU HaEtwMdochn tend­ on objntaj that It eommlttod Um oonrw S?,1?* “olewnowgalnjoonmougth. Kn'UbUMj. ot tho «mo m to the nnMnr. bring dwdnnd s tenter without tnr ^l.a^imiwtriah. whnhM ndocmril hrTl?kS? . n«* P’ltform upon which Coopted With this is an t*««w*8ccrecXrx^’7t »*«*. a ^inbothbglS bro«gli, ia oaeui H^ZLZ.“BLLctt““<L MASSACHUSETTS^BEPilBLIGANS bend «r«7 .Sort lo * UIWY Sflff.fiJHE in SHiTARY MSW SHIP.■ — —DIMtOU ----------- ——— TM ■ wees j: GX^^U^djonn,^ SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. Olel in the I without a »re authontal to All druggi ------- .,.«*=> ■tind. -n>« __jrietots, al aa enoroxM■ •. ■—( ptocing'. Somplo Ikddo Ft«>» Euwbtiud site •»< iK,w a G.u,h. Sw Thn»i.« > cwp. Brtloirtr®. urWboopmt Caxb.awiil t'^ 7 or«io« fth'C'X.TH’*" “» tl.eo.* If yocr Lungs ore ~ ■M Shiloh’s Porous Pla*t«, joah I �ooto meal, run, isra. f. Baker & Co.’s i ^Breakfast Pure and it is Soluble. Noi Chemicals Cocoa I [Vl&aoZufeZj/ are used iu preparation. It has iA| its from which tho excess of rtore thanI three the removed, strength isof u oiltimes has boon Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, ahd is therefore fat- more economical, costing less than ohe cent a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, easily digested, and admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persons in health. Sold by Crooers everywhere. VKadb -ftp faafaaJC r-fa, C/uaultf W. BAKER & Ctk, Dwctettr, Mm. Teckham's CROUPREMEDY i tn diiOlUJ 71 1 rii M ■nIE CHILDREN'S COUGH CURE Michigan Central “ lhe Niagara Falls Houts.’’ ?’3HOKE1‘ I' Eb. POWERJ’ NO. 35. 1 J Blanche Nicholson is dead nt Muskegon I the result of bums received last Tuesday ' by her clothes catching Are. She was but I 10 yeras of age. I NOTICE FOR HEARING OF CLAIMS. State <>( Michigan, County of Btrry— Notice Is hereby given, that 1). order of ths Probate Court (or tbeCouiily uf Barry, made on tho 23lh day o( March. a. D. !*&.■. six mouths from thht date were allowed lor creditors to i<rt**ent their claims mm.nst tbe estate ot Iaim r S. Criltmidrs. late or Mid County, deceased, and Uml alt creditors of «ai.l deceased are re?utred io present tkrir claims to said Probate ourt. al ths Probate offices In the City of Hasting*, for exaistmUlou mid xllownuce. on or I tiefore the 29th day of September next, and rhal I such claims will be heard before said Court, on | Wednesday, lhesrh dayol.lunr. and ouThunidav tbe 29th day of September, next, nt ten •'clock Iu tlie forenoon of each of those days. I Dated March 29th.A.* l». 1KM. CHAS W. AJtaisTHoxG, .Judge of Probate, ALWAYS THE SAKE 1 i“ ALWAYS THE BEST 5^ CKMR IN THE “U. 5.-- Office at FORD’S HOTEL, TUESDAY, MAY. 24. One day only. | DU. HOLMAN S. HUMDHBEY, T-aVte of London, noxr of Chicago, with a BRANCH OFFICE at Has visited this County eaoh month for the past six months, and during those visits has examined and proscribed for hundreds, and effected many ofthe most Wonderful Cures over made in thaState! Vk vonr friends and neighbors about Dr. Holman S. Humphrey. There is scarcely a neighborhood in the county that | ln< not had the benefit of the doctor’s wonderful skill, and rarely a family which has not had one or moro of its members1 sn itchwl from death and restored toliealth after all hope bad been given up and the family physician pronounced the.jw incurable.' It afflicted do hot fail fa consult this most eminent physician and surgeon. All examinations, consultations and advice free. AB hough tho doctor la in man? caeca oom- inrut sb< <ir and surgical duu-«*e«-. caaee given np by obnir doctors and pronounced incurable. Io- most desires to see. Dr. Humphrey baa had nrarly 3,<X/> curas in the State of Michigan, while hit pstionte all told in Minnesota. Wisconsin. IIlinoia, Alabama, Georaia. Tnnneeare. Ohio and lialtena, hare been fully five times that number, nearly two-third* of these snffrrere were given up as lio[>eh«s invalids, some to be blind, acme deaf, and others M prey to scrofula, chronic kidney diaease, consumption, destructive female tn-uhles. Among others, bundreda of chlldreu hopelessly (Informed. Hut behold now many of them s<«e and iioar.wiiilo nearly all are rapidly being cored. The doctor In surrounded wi h tho finial and most extensive collection of lustra meets ever imKhd to this country for examining and treatall form* of chronic ailments of tbaheadjaoe choiuicale in making itealyaia. microscopic and other scientific examinations, yet be n-akce no charge* to any one. believing it to bo a part of the physician's duty So ascertain the patient's true condition without oxpeuee Humphrey decidng to locate n monthly viait crowds flock to a«e him. and no wowter. for by tho first oxamination, and ofton wftliont risking n qaaaiion. he toils the invalid wMat •h« troubia la. and the prospect o€ a cure, and moat wondarful of all he vnlure his first imprareion sad firsl look at a patient more tlmn all elxsaad Dr.IIumnbreyiauwrarnii*t.-.kaa ia hi* diagonals in any case. The doctor • methods differ marked) y from tho (reuaral practitioner la all rrepocte. F- llowing tbe plan of 8t. Oeonre’s Hospital of London, ba rogiatera avenr particular tn the ratisoVa physical c»udi'Mn and me xana.* urinary organa. brniu and nervoe* system, poalysbi. rheumatism, dak headache. backache, tumors, growths, joint diraases.piles. hip disease. extioa of any and all dtaeawd parte, a: wbetllar sympathetic or organic, (<>e»U The doctor’s specific medicines «m straight tn i... r-lr .. rte very short)* after their pleasant to take.mild bn*. r__ . _i.v • i.. cire are readily computed and the re-taring power >>f U>« body measured r.gaiurt the force and an«rgy and destructive capabili­ ties of the dliMMse. Thns knowing tbe aotuhl cimdillon uf tlie tiaeuee and the effect of specific medicine* upon every <ra«are of the body, unlike most doctors, be ia atta­ ined to say positivily whether any give® and would here point out tho utter delusion cherished by many patients tlut tiivy oartt to g-1 well >n a few days ur weeks, notwith­ standing tbe fact that they have Buffered for the usual occupation, as onoonsrinualy dying, knowing thsmreivra Hi. r« d -crivrd into a Zaire security, they procrastinate and pnt off I ho matter until tho ease la ier>ler*d ir-cnraola. The doctor eanievtly re<ja«eta nil |»er- DR. HOLMAN S. HUMPHREY Cures After AH Others Fail. Many diseases are »■> deceptive that hundred* ere ad I ng with dangeron*. yet tnaldions rusted las. all unconscious iff -their true cnndW'io. Tl.i-y know U>*7 are not wslL but are entirely ignorant of the deadly a.tf.nMr nr ("’er st. if pe-aiated in eventually uudenume the couatitntlnn. lodnc* Mrvnn*4oHHty and «»rly decay, organic wreknore. premn•nre lore of th- manly t-w»*». fnvnlnntary l.wa V.f vital fluid., general pmatrethm. auduH ‘Im -a Imlmcility nnd ohnmlo -pilrp.*, Of all ranirban the moet ekillful phyaieiau can rentier jou no neeistauoo. ■die. aiffleunr mankind there la pn4»My none about winnh the com Wn0 f<m!ly derU>r in gra-ral practire kmnre ao littte. yet no euff-rera need the anentlon uf U>- ^xta ri-noed speciali-t tn>re than three, a* her* we hav» to minuter to a -lirereed body, a <li-rea«d mind, and I memosDr. numpbrey’eimtlre life has beau devoted t» the study nnd wort tines til led Willi morbid doeirre nsd frerful apprehenstrma. Dr. Horaf Ids profession, and is rich In practical exprru neeuo <1lep"'imum i uwij u>-»rv u.n n--....*. v...... ( Europe bia opportunities have be*n secoiul to baa thoroughly traveled, :y no. __bat _ h« i____ i__ j ,K.tand t.t.hhi. Uio sours mrsuoai wiirui j. aiw... —- — • Virchow. Pasteur. Kock, Brown Ueqaard. M. Berg-on. Fothergill. Br>. i__ IM__ -- u_ -- • — .Lu..LU. ..nr r,.,'. ■ex rapt.fl> i some important <>ntau or organs strictly scientific examinations of the various lrxtuna and secretions of tho body, aa tbe urine. bl<rf>d. discbargee of any kind, catarrhul »<xretions. etc., etc., wldeh examinations are now considanid Indlgpentibie to a correct "tractive operation, stay the inrerui* of the dis­ ease. and give th* patient a eutnfortnble and u*»fn I Ufr. Other orere. if nagteoted. after immim a certain stare, die In spire «•( all that skill ran do. H«uca it is not only dangerous to d»>sr. but ofttimre criminal, for moat all of ns live for until premature death closes tho seeuo. largo aitlee are thus prepared with costly outDlsaaaet of Womeo, flt ot microscopic and other essential instramanta for making a strictly flrat-claaa diagno- , •uch »» have bafl-xl the skill of aatl ..that trttyeicians <uxf their remedies, D;. Humphrey quietly ►I- in tnnny rimes, the afflicted would do well enrwi. Dlc-ra tumors, fibroid nod polvpoid to call upon the doctor and get bls opinion growths cored without the use of the knife ur caustic*. No cuUing. nc pain, no danger. There comes a turn in* point tn the coarae Manhood Perfectly Kre to red. Q-tick. nalole-s and certain cere for Impotenon pra<re«slve diseases, all or any of which ara ■ -.-.I...., nhinnIi'Bs. IriaaM. waAkuhtel corable up to a certain times that la, until such both body and mind, mb# tbe s»wp | a Mire tho rhrek. develops coward-1 t Intellect. The rr-isx-duclivo fuuc-j riouwtl* and all privat*dierere«. whether from im prodent habits of youth or aexnal rxeaaare In rantum para, or any enure that debilitate* Uineexuai functions. st«*-dHy nod porutnnanu l.v cured. Conenltatiou free and strictly c»>uibl-ntiul. A haul ute cures guaranteed. N> risk incurred. Fp Jep«y or Fits scientifically treated nnd positively cured by a never-failing method. Persona nneklllfulljr freatorf by Ignor­ ant pretetfriors who kren tiifl*ng with th*ttl, month aftr-r m"U<h. giving poiroooue sod injorlou* compound", should call uud toe tbs dortnr. W«»pderfal Cures by ray improved meth- meata or fulluree. PatioaW treated by mail and mrxlicinre sent by rxpnve. Peraonal cmoanltatian prrfiralde. Wo guarantee caraki. . P^e Vrtn.iv.la <g..mln.tinn ..f Urine! — All m»«« anff*>ifl« »i‘b obecuro disreMS. nr suspected kidney I. flections, would do well to bring morning for examtnation. While Dr. Ilnrapbrey’s p^manentsd-es b rhlcago. Ill. .'StarSui'to^SSiJifiESSS. Sfc>lP..~xl.N..nl.r.nto'ly^4Ohta. L. 1. l~a.UK-•> Hilledale. Michigan, where all lettera from thia section can be addressed. Lock box 3. t1 Impeded by sever® atonna. The wires ar® down between New Orleans and Mobile. The Italian government ia cutting down Wedneaday. April. 20. expenditure® on all sides. No attempt'will E. B. Woolworth’s ynrn mill at Ori> be made to extend the Italian posaeaaioDB katiy Falls, N. ¥., waa burned. In Africa. Editor Medill, of the Chicago Tribune, It is sjild that part ot tbe facta cone Til­ ing tbe cattlemen’s fight in Wyoming ha* purchased a house near Lms Angeles, Cal., nnd will r>*slde there io future, it i« have been suppressed; four more m-.-n uru reported to have been. killed at Che T. A. supposed. K. T. Oliver, a prominent business man ranch. # Many of the Sisseton reservation boom­ of Springfield, Ills., committed suicide by are giving up their claims; they say shooting himself in his office. Ill health is assigued. k ■ the land is worthier. Br«aUM the city council of Salem, O-, Roswell Smith, president of Tbe Cen­ tury Publishing company, New York, is has prohibited the girls from being on the streets Inter timn 8 p. m. the youug men dead of Bright’s disease. talk of leaving the town. In a fight between officers and moon­ The death w announced of E. D. Holton, shiners In Arkansas, one of tlie outlaws one of tho pioneers of Milwaukee. Mr. was killed and two were captured. San Antonio is stirred up over numerous Holton was 77 yean* old and leaves an o»tate valued at about <1,000,00a incendiary fires, and 300 volunteers are Hoyt Ludlow nnd Amos Wilkins, of helping tbe pulice in trying to detect tho Groton, N. Y., were killed by a Lehigh firebugs. Valley train. ’ Ludlow was killed instant­ California was visited by on earthquake ly. Wilkins lived but a few minutes. shock which did considerable damage to James A. Palmer, who is charged with property in a number of towns, notably in robbing the New York jewelry, firm of Winters. Tiffany & Co. ot 150,000, has been arraign­ Munoz, the Spanish anarchist, has con­ ed and held in 110,000 bail for examina­ fessed that at a recent anarchist meeting tion. m> lots were drawn to decide wlA should kill At a conference of Ohio Republican the buy king. leaders at Columbus it has been decided The remains of Joseph McCullough, of that McKinley, Hahn, Hanna and Foraker Pittsburg* were found in one of tho set­ shall be the delegates-at-large to Minne­ __________ tling basins of the Grand avenue reservoir apolis. In St Louis. Monday, AprtL 35. A passenger train encountered a hail The steamship Conemaugh, with 3,000 storm near Antlers, I. T., which shattered tons of food for Lhe Rusaians, has left the glass doors and all the windows on Philadelphia. one side of tbe train. President Harrison will go to New York A letter was written to Gladstone ask­ to lay the coruer-stone of the tomb of Gen­ ing him to advocate women suffrage. Tho • eral Grant. G. O. M. replies on both side of the ques­ Storer of Ohio hns introduced n bill to tion, but his principal points are that be is provide for an international monetary con­ too old to _.t<ke up a new issue nnd that ference, especially with the states of the the necessity or desirability of the move­ Latin Union. ment is not plain, as the women them­ Chilian papers report that there is a man selves are far from being a unit in the de­ named Jose Gonzales living nt Colina in mand for a vote. that republic who is now 140 years old. He has a son Heudaza who Is 101 years Thursday, April. 81. old. Baron Schaffer, once Austrian minister John Clark, Jr., was horribly mangled at Washington, is dead. In the Nickel Plate mine at Brazil, Ind. The president has nominated John R. Tunner, of Illinois, to Im assistant treas­ He was stricken by falling slate and the urer of Chicago, and the senate has con­ flcsli was torn from his face, left arm nnd side- leaving him in a dying condition. firmed him. , John C. Ralston of Caledonia, Ills., James Evans, of Monongahela City, fa­ proprietor of tho grain elevator there, was tally shot P. W. Painter, an employe. Robt. Kilgore, of Bascom. Gs.. has gone caught in a lx*lt, dashing him against a to Canada to start a beaver breeding farm. stone wall, breaking both bone* in the Frank Boettlnger, of St. Louis, while right forearm nnd crushing his skull working on a new building, fell I 0 feet to biuliy. The colored people are asked, in a circu­ the ground and was instantly killed. The lianklng house ot the Rothschilds, lar issued at St. Louis, to observe May 31 nt Frankfort is said to have lost 1,000,000 ns a day of fasting and prayer in view of the frequent lynchings ot negroes. A sig­ marks through an absconding cashier. nificant clause of the circular says that the The Georgia supreme court hns affirmed men who are committing these outrages the constitutionality of tlie law making are sowing the wind and their children railroads amenable to county taxation. will reap a whirlwind. Somebody shot a bullet at Captain ChlpTuesday, April. 30. perton, British consul at Philadelphia, A national convention of the Car In. narrowly mining him. Detectives are in­ spectora* association is lieing held at St vestigating. The body of Mrs. Catharina Biever, of Louis. HISTORY OF A WEEK. Buffalo, waa found in bud with the bead crushed In by nu ax. Her husband had committed the murder. Dirge nuinhere of dietressid Russian peasants are gathered on tlu> German frontier and are trying to enter that coun­ try in spite of the guards. A Pittsburg paper says that a long and bitter light for supremacy is shout to take place between the American Federation of Labor and Kniglita of Labor. | The State Miners Union of Illinois in convention at Spriuglleld has elected J. A. Crawford, of Bryant, president nnd John L. Geher, of Edwards Station, .secretary. M. J. Tierney, a Ijonisville freight con­ ductor who was injured by tbe explosion of a barrel of naphtha, has secured a ver­ dict of j3),Wi0 against the Standard OH company. A man attired in fanciful dress started tbe boomers over thb line at El Reno twen­ ty-two minutes too early Tuesday, and be­ fore the troops could stop the statnpedu a score of tbe boomers were *"out of sight.” ■ Friday. April. 8*4. The new hall at Minneapolis iu which the Republican national convention is to be held is completed. Eugene Kauffman, postmaster at Helsel, Tex., was a«saaslunte*l by two negroes who were trying to rob his store. Fire in a St. Petersburg tenement house resulted in the death of nt least nine per­ sons, and many more are mi«ing. Elaborate prvjwirndons are being made nt Madrid to celebrate tbe 400lh anniver­ sary of tbe discovery of America by Colum­ bus. Fifteen hundred quarrymen nt Stony Creek, Conn., tipea.en to strike on May 1. They demand a raise from 20 to 23 cents per hour. A scaffolding 150 feet high nt Cloquet, Minn., fell with eighteen men Upon it at various points. Strange to say, none was injured. Miss Georgina Wolters, of New York, has been awarded 820,000 in a breach ot promise suit against Schultz, the wealthy inventor. Joseph A. Dennison, of Camden, N. J., has been arrested for sending out bogus insurance policit» under tho alias of S. S. Lindsay & Co. Two negroes who have been found guilty of tho murder of a Jewish peddler at Rich­ view have been sentenced to bo hanged at Nashville May 14. English. Ind., is flooded by a gorge of saw-logs in the Little Blue river. Stock has been drowned and stores and shops are under water. A negro robber in Mississippi was pur­ sued to the mountains. When Brought to bay he killed one of bls pursuers and gave tbe other two a terrible fight before he was finally captured. Wlllio Harding, aged 15, was cut to pieces under a freight train at St. Joseph, Mo. His companions testify that he was pushed under the wheels by another boy who bos disappeared. James Cockersham. of Des Molnra, killed his divorced wife and a man who was with h*y, then took his own lifo; a woinnu who witnessed the deed is now a maniac aud may die. It is rumored that tbe managers of the four large roads combined under the Read­ ing deal are about to “weed out” organised labor, and tho situation in consequence re­ sembles a smothered volcano. OIVK ExNJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the ?ystem effectually, dispels colds, bid­ aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs ia the only remedy of its kind ever pro­ duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial tn its effects, prepared only from the most healthy ana agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. , Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and 81 bottles by all leading drug­ gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro­ cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO. C«L LOUI8VIUE. KT.NSW WSK. M.V. MORTGAGE SALE. Default flaring been made in the conditions ofa certain mortgage made by Fred H. Whit­ ney and Frank G. Whitney to Manly A. Bald­ win dated February 3d. A. D. i«». aud recorded in tlie office of tbe Register ot Deeds for the County of Barry and State of Michigan. ouith® 20th oay ol February A. D 1*30 In Uber Mof mortgages, on page 139 and said mortgage was on tiis'juth day ot February. 18uo, assigned to Charles T. Gorham which said assignment wan duly recorded, on which mortgage there is. claimed to be doe st the date of this notice the . sum of two hundred thirty dollars and thirtythree cents, and an attorney’s fee of twenty-Ove dollars provided for In said mortgage an,d"° suit or-zproceedlugs nt law having been tnrtltuted to recover the moneys secured by said mortgage, or any nurt thereof: Now. therefore, by virtue of the powerof sale contained In said mortgage, and the statute in such ea"* made rod provided, uutice is hereby 5lven thi.t on Svurdaj the 2ua day of July. „ I>. 1802.'* len o’clock tn tbe forenoon, I shall sell at pfibl'i*. to the highest bidder, at the north front door • ( the court tWUM In the city of Ha&fic*. Mtrhfann. itbat being the nlac® where the circuit court for Barr)* county is holdeu), the premises described In said mortgage*or ®° Mgr. Charles S. E. McDonnell has been much thereof ns may be necessary to pay the due oh said mortgage, with seven per consccmtsil bishop-of Brooklyn by Arch­ amount cent, interest, and all legal costs, tosrfether bishop Corrigan. with an attnniej’s fee of tweuty-flye- dollars J. J. Hallo well, the runaway cashier of covenanted (or therein, the premises being de-u rita-J In said mortgage as al! that parook a West Superior, Wis., bank, has been o( land known :is Beards point between Beards’\ captured at Philadelphia. Cove nnd Gun Lake lying east of the section (line which runs north and south between so®-. Henry Schalic, a wealthy contractor oL> turns no. thirty-two and’no. thirty-three or Pittsburg, corumitled suicide by shooting Yankee Spring* Including full width of said Point and running soutiieast or thereabouts to himself iir the head with a revolver. the center ofthe narrows of said Point near the The trial of M. B. Merely, m^rifber of main laud. n „ ClIAMUU T GORHAM the Chicago board of education, upon the Assignee of Mortgag charge uf soliciting bribes, will begin Smith & CorxiROVg. May_______ Attorneys for Assignee, Dated. April tad. l»2. Edward D. Bioghntn. district attorney of Chester county. Pa., hns disappeared, PROBATE ORDER. leaving behind him a lot of proteated State of Michigan. County of Barry—sb. At a sciston of the Probate Court for th® checks. Detectives are hunting for him. County of Barr)*, holdcn at tlie Probate Office, Au anarchist proclamation has been pub­ lathe Cltv uf H.<utlags. In said county, on lished at Purls, calling upon tbe working Tuesday, the fith. day of April. In the one chmiHand eight hundred and ninety two. |H*ople to stay away from lhe polls nt the year Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judj^ of coming ejection, and to inaugurate tbe so­ Probate. In the matter ot the estate of Isaac cial revolution at once. Stanton, decease!. . One hundred and fifty horses^und cattle uu reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ were burned to death in a tire‘which de­ fied, of Moms O. Manion, son ot said deceased praying that administration said estate be stroyed lhe stables of Qie Cheshire Im­ granted to Charles Pritchardof ur some other provement company at I’rtsi^dlle, L. I. suitable person. The total loos by tbe fire Is Stimuted at Thereupon it is ordered, that Tuesday, the 3rd day of Nay. A. D. !»«.•. at ten o'clock 173,000. ’ inebe forenoon hr aligned fur the hearing ot said According to reports from Kingston, Ja­ petition, and that the heirs al law ot said de­ maica, cx-Presideut Legitime aud bis ad­ ceased and all other persons interested in said estate, are required to appear at a session ot said herents are preparing to lend a revolt Court, then to he holdeu at the Probate Office against tbe present government of Hayti in the City of Hastings, iu raid County, and The consplratoni arc said to be actively en­ show cause. If any there be, why tbe prayer of petitioner may not be granted. Audit ts gaged in enlisting men and fining out a tbe farther ordered, that said petitioner give notice .war vessel to thopersons Interested iu said estate, ofthe ot said । *-011 on and the hearing Louis Wahl, who was a police commis­ pendency thereof, by causing a copy of this order lobe sioner in the later years of the existence of published iu Uic Hastings P.an.nkr. a newspa­ that body nt Chicago, and who had been per pi Inted ami circulated in said County ot actively engaged in business there for Barry once in each week ft>r three successive weeks previous tv laid day of bearing. many years, is <le.*ul So, also, Is LI. II Cham. W. armstromo. [A true copy.)___________ Judge of Probate. Bryant, the head of tbe Commercial col­ lege in Chicago which bears his name. PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, County ot Burry—ss. LiVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. Ata session ot Mio Probate Court for th® Conn’y of Barry. bo’den kt tbe Probate office, la Chieagu. tbe City of Hastings, tn said county.on Wednes­ day. the cth day of April, in tho year one . Chicago. April XL Following were the quota!ion* on the board thousand elglit hundred and ninety-two. Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of ot trade tod*}'.* Wheat—April, opened Probate. 81 Kc, clo,«d 81Hc; May, openod Rift-, closed luthe matter of tbe estale of Mande M. «1J4<*: July, opcuol 81c. Uuaod Ohio. Corn Heatli. deeroied. and of determining who are or —April opened Ufcic, close! 41)®c: Nay. were the heirs at law of said deceased. On reading .-Mid filing the petition, duly veri­ opened close 1 41t$c; July, opened 8BJ4e. cl sed IA:. Oata-May. opened »«■•, dosed fied.,of I-iuni J. lirjiHit, mother of said deceas­ June, openod 2134c, closed S8c; July, ed. praying for reasons therein stated, that aa order or decree be made in this court, deter­ opened and cicsed SlJSc. Pork—April, mining who are or were the heirs at taw of said opened 5V.:t-T*. doesl JU.42t<: May, opened deceased, and entitled to inherit said estate, Htxii closed 19.4^-. July. oi*eued and their respective rights therein. dcKOd >9.8^4. Lard—April, op.-uod Id. 1^4 Thereupon it is ordered.that Wednesday, the 4th day of Nay A. D. 1HB2. at ten o'clock closed 8fi.l7Miin tbe forenoou t>e assigned for the hearing of idve stock-Prices at UioUalon Stock yards ‘aid iwtUlonand that the heir* at law ot said today rnnj>l as follows: Ho;b-Market deceased and all other penous Interested in moderately active and prices be higher: said estate, are required to appear al a s-salon ran<ed S3.W&4.1O jdjm. 84.3je4.70 ot raid court, then 10 be ho’den at the Probat® of­ fice. In the City of Hastings, tn raid County, and light, 84.15Q4.3) rough packing. there be. why mixed, 8LIG£M-!U hoary packing and shipping show cause. It any Clio prayer of. the petitioner may not be lot* granted. And At 1s further ordered, that Cattlo-Fairly active; price* SO^.TOc lower; raid ;>etltloner give notice to the persons quotations ranged al >4 20$4.90 d.dco to Interested In raid estate, of the pendency of extra rblpping steer* 83.70^4 3) gooJ to said petition and u>® hearing thereof by canslfig choice do, 83.3(>aW fair to good. 33.003 a copy ot this order to be published in the Has­ tings Banmkjg * newspaper printed and elreu3.50 common to medium do. $2SKJ3.’5 buteb- iUed In said County of Barry, once in each era’ ftcora, 32.*J(a3.in stock era, $2.X)4j3.W week tor three successive weeks previous to Texas xtocr* SAOJ^LOi feo-lsra. 51-40^3.10 said day of bearing. cows, >1.75<JW bulls and . LWauflO veal ClIARllM. W. ASMSTBONO. Judge of Probate. calves. (A true copy.) Sheep—Market (fairly active and irlcss xlrung: qtKJtati.ini* ranged at )&tt);>a.40 west­ erns, 84.909fl.a0 native* and 8i7J&7J» lambe; shorn Iota 3O^75c per 1'0 lb® below quotation* given above. Produce: Butter—Fancy eoparafiir 22c per. lb; fine ervamerio* SO^lie; dairies, fancy, fresh. ISc; packiugTdock, fresh. USJ Jc. Egg* —Fresh. 12i41frl;ic per dox. Live poultry— Chickens, 12 per lb; roo«tcr* fle; ducki, U)4 ©13c; tnrkeya, mlxol lots. IXHftlfl.-. geexx 81.00 per dox. Potatoes—Hubrutu*. :0.5x8c ;«r bn; Hurbaaka. xSaiOc; Rose. 3u<j^t!c for seed; Peerless. 25£2&r. common t* poor mixed lot* 3>i625c; Early Ohio*. • 40©l\j lor toed. Sweet potatoea, niinoi*. $L7d©i5j por-bbld Bermuda [>otat<xn, *8.'n©7.01 Apples-Com­ mon, SL73&-.00 per bbl; goo’, fancy. 82.5002.7.1 New York. Saturday, April. S3. ' Residents of tbe “earthquake belt" of California ar® sleeping iu tents. The Chicago painter* have won their strike on every point and gone to work. At Fort Worth, Tex.. Mrs. Robzrt Staf­ ford shot and killed her husband during a Now Yonx. April Sfc quarrel. Wheat—No. 3 red winter ea-h. Jdtjc; Ex-Senator Palmer Ims sold bb fine 700- April, v Mo; May, WJ<a Jum. «<c« Ccraacre farm a few miles from Detroit for Nck 2 mixel cash, -ir; April. *^4-; May. ! 4«?4-; June, 46j4c. Gau—Duh; No. . mixel 81.000,001 2tia claimed by Illinois Palmer men ca«h.rx:; May, 34J4c; June, 84c. Bye-Dull steady; western, 81>4B»c. Barley—Doll that so far 487 delegates to the state con­ and and nominal Pork-Quist; new mesa. vention have been instructed for him. IILOOGH-Wl Lard-quiet; May, K.42; July, Railroad travel In southern Alabama Is i* DO YOU Kough fcPON T DELAY KEMPS Wesam �Full Line of Hastings Furniture At Greatly Reduced Prices. Hastings Banner. Thursday, Aprika8, 1892. MARSHALL L. COOK, Editor. cmnoD“as second-class matter at THE HASTINGS, MICH., FOSTOFFICE, ____________ AUGUST 14, 1879.___________ _ EDITORIAL NOTES. Congressman Burrows put the demo­ crats in congress in a nice hole last week, in order to catch the socialist vote of the cities. the democrats proposed to put into the record as part ot their speeches chap­ tars of Henry George's book on the tariff. This was done for the purpose of getting book in complete form printed at pnb2 lie expense, and laving it circulated as a democratic campaign document. This is a part of that •‘economy” for which democra­ cy is making a record. Congressman Bur­ rows discovered this fraud, and proposed to deny to members of congress tbe privi­ lege of Incorporating parts of books Into their speeches. This motion was voted down by the democrats. Mr. Burrows ■bi'. proposed that all parts of tlie work of Henry George be stricken from tbe record. This too was voted down by the demo­ crats In congress, who thus by this vote put themselves on record as endorsing the ,principles of Henry George. Then the rejablicans in congress began to get Into the aame business by incorporating into their apcecbes extracts from works favoring the npubllcan policy of protection. After ■they bad bad fun enough ot this kind, Mr, JtarrowsAgain vainly sought to expunge ■ail this matter from the record. The demo­ crats voted this down; thus again commit­ ting themselves to George’s doctrines. Then Mr. Burrows called the attention of democratic congress to tbe principles ttey had endorsed, first by making George’s hook a .part of tbe record, and then giving tt lhe sanction of their votes twice after­ ward. Among the many outlandish tilings in this very book which the democrats In aaagress proposed to print at public ex­ pense and scatter broadcast was this one, which farmers will appreciate; Mr. George tethis work ondoraed by the democrats In waitress urges that no tariffs of any nature te levied, but that all taxa, for the sup­ port of municipal, slate and national govowoent, ratoed aotelp bp dtrrrt fax on Mmzf calua! Think of such a monstrous doctrine! When Mr. Burrows called tbe attention of democratic congrowneu to Odo sort of rot. calculated to Inflame aud paadar to the socialistle element of large cities, and which would work ruin to farm interests, the democrats tumbled over each Miter tn mad baste to undo their former awUon. So that no Henry George books will be printed and circulated at public exteaw But tb« democrats cannot get out awkward dtawlan la ablate (tea, — plwrnd „ tatta* radorrad Hary Coart Calendar. McCoy's special suit sale continues to be Following is the calendar for the coming a great attraction to all who would pur­ chase bed-room suits. And no wonder. session of court: He has never before been able to make ' cjumimal. ’ Gen. Alger denies that he has withdrawn such low prices on this line of goods. He People vs. Eugene Witeox, perjury; peo­ from the race for the presidential nomina­ has a large stock to select from. ple vs. same, criminal assault; people vs. tion. We hope he has not, and that be Game Warden Hampton has issued for­ James L. Wilcox, perjury; people vs. Hen­ may get that solid and enthusiastic sup­ mal ruling to the effect that trout may be ry Northrop, perjury, for sentenced people port from the Michigan delegation to which caught Sunday, May 1. and also on the vs, James Seeley and James Culp. Jail first day of September which was Intended breaking, for sentence; people vs. Wm. II. he Is entitled. to be a part of tbe closed season but was Hutchins, obtaining goods under false pre­ left In the open season by tbe careless tense; people vs. James Scidmore, assault Squawbuek kerosene promises to eclipse wording of the section. and battery ; people vs. Asa D. Rork. ob­ its former rfecord for producing calamities. taining property under false pretense; The program for the three days races to Three fijH In this state last week can be be held here in Juno has been prepared, people vs. Louis Brady, aiding In keeping gambling room: people vs. Mary Treat, traced to this compound of greed. Iniquity and will be ono of great Interest to horse­ keeping,gambling room; people vs. Rollin men and to all wbo love to witness trials and ignorance. Dunham, aiding in keeping gambling of speed. There can be no doubt but. that room; people vs. Donna Jones, John Moore, these races will be tbe best ever witnessed Wm. Irland and. Wm. Montgomery, for It would seem as though the republicans In Barry county. Every effort should be perjury: people vs. E. Luca*, appeal; peo­ 1 of the country were determined to nomin­ made, not only by those actively interested, ple vs. Wm. T. Rose, selling liquor on but by all citixeus to make these races suc ­ ate Blaine, whether or not he will give bis Siibday and keeping saloon open on Bun­ cessful. We have a word to say to those day; people vs. Nettle Sheldon, keeping consent who shall manage the races. If an attempt bo made to fill the fair grounds with gsmb- bawdy house; people ys. Fred McPherson, ling snaps, and pool selling be tolerated, assault; people vs. Byron Dickinson and these races will be tho last here. There is Romanzo Brown, keeping gambling room. ISSUES OF FACT. no reason why the moral sense of the law­ Nancy Howarth vs. Mary K. Howarth, abiding people, who like to witness trials ■ of speed, should be offended by anything ejectment: Anna Dorr vs. BenJ Waite, mStiff hats, regular price 82.00 for 31.50 at that panders to the baser elements In hu sumpsit; Ohio Farmers Ins. Co. vs. Sam’i the Bankrupt store. man nature. Horses can trot as well, and Roush et al, anumpslt; Benson Bare vs. Fine line of eakes and pies kept on band decent people will enjoy seeing them do so Geo. Potter, replevin, appeal. a great deal better. If there are none of all tbe time at the aide side bakery. IMPARI.AXC*. • these things to offend any. We would like Wm. Lake vs. James II. Sutton, assump­ Tbe nicest stock of millinery goods In to have the privilege of saying Iu behalf of sit; in re, Asa D. Rork, assignor. the city at Russel's. this management that none of the usual CHANCERT 1ST CLAM. EGGS, EGGS taken in exchange for objectionable features of races will be al­ lowed. We can then work for them with Dlrorraoma: bh.t J. tv Brror, Me goods at the Racket, good heart. MllUn; 11,Bl, rv rratecl, W. Dartete. Phin. Smith. W'llln,too Q. rv Kllxa s. Jewell: BUI, M. A very good gents work shoe, oil grain­ Bertla B. Sport.; M.ry tv Geu. Tur* ed, lace for 31.50, others ask 32.50. ben Bdwardjj. M.rr spin,; Gw. J. tv Bankrupt Store. Addle Um<; Carrie M. r. Amo. Weather­ fort; M.ry TV D.tCl H. Erarta; UatUe Tv The fire department will have an elec­ Martin B. Hooker. tion of officers next Monday ulght. All There is being introduced in this city members are requested to be present. CHANCERY 4TH CLASH. and vicinity by J. H. Woolllng and his George's theory that laud should pay all taxes. . . Additional Local News. A NEW BOOK, ) For a first-class bed room suit call at F. agents, an expositor on the New Testa­ W. Grable's, where you will find tbe lar­ ment by Rev. John Brown D. D., the gest and most varied line ever shown in most complete exposition of the New Teste Barry Co. ___ , ament ever published. Rev. Puffer says: It U a valuable work. Tbe rain last evening added greatly to Its notes are good and there Is included a lhe appearance of the streets as ail rubbish great amount of necessary information. I was washed away. It will also be a boon commend this book to the attention of all to the farmers as a good hard rain was bible readers. needed. Rev. E. M. Blanchard says: It is a great In the paper published in the interest of benefit to all bible sUidents, Sunday school tbe K. O. T. M. the lodge in this city is re­ teachers and scholars. It brings into ctee compass much that could only be ob­ ported as being among lhe most prosper­ ous and flourishing in the state. tained by long search in many volumes, tewl. « moat valuable ,14 u> the nudTTl Remember our spring stock of furniture the word of God. j . and carpets la now complete. Good assort­ Rer A. D. Orij.br »n: a olaraat ment and prices reasonable. nlto to .11 peraona Intemtto In biblical F. W. Greble. « When in want of a new earpet, rug. or every 1 resbyterian. chenille curtains you should call and see Rev. M. J. Brownell rays: It la a com­ the elrgant line of these goods at Russell's. plete and comprehensive work. 1 gladly You can save money by making purchases recommend it to all desiring a thorough of him. knowledge uf the sacred text. Bov. Frank Carpenter says: It is an ex­ If you are moving, house cleaning or fix Ing up your home, you will find a firsl- cellent work and should be In the homes ehrlrtten fun!Iy ,n lb« tod. dasa Hue of furniture, carpets and drap­ °f in^I !L“’ C<ms>benJH U • library eries' at F. W. Grable’s. Remember our stoek la all new. North side Main St. Hastings. Mleii. ’ ".mi piw- Norman Latham et al, va. David lekea et al, bill to establish right in church pro> «<»: Lonlaa c. Brawn” H. L. No^T InJoncUon. DI Torn* uia: Hm>rj E. EI«.P0ni;Gra.J.„. 'Ind* L. tv Ad. lb. rt F. Human. :-DRESS GOODS-: Spring weather necessitates particular attention to Drees Goods. And the bargains we are now of­ fering will convince you that we are fully alive to your wishes in that regard. We have just received some of the very latest weaves of foreign and domestic manufactures. The fabric^and shades are in harmony with tile season. Dainty and delicate as befits the coming spring. Space will not permit us to enumerate the different fabrics, but visitors to our Dress Goods de­ partment say without reeerve that we have the finest line of dress goods in the city. We need scarcely say that we extend to all a cordial invitation to examine our line of dress goods. No efforts on our part will be wanting in showing you our goods whether you buy or not. Tueiclies’ Jeiclcets. tv' WteRosiFhnr ONLY $2.25. This is for caah only. I want your Our assortment is broken and in order to dos? out we will give you prices that will insure a ready sale. " 5H0E5. We are closing out our shoe stock in order to make room for more dry goods, and you can have them at cost. Remember I am not in ™encp^lnation' J ,hiP »y TteJ. M. S. C. hvll *1™ ta Um-, gavagood wee U>dr first ■’ JOS. ROGERS. Mm Mr fcj Mi Im �Hastings Banner. Thursday, April atf, .1891 w. r. COOK. Local Kdltcr. The Harvest Depends something on the seed. F. G. Stowell was ln|Detrolt last week. Large Invoice ot dressers, commodes and center tables at greatly reduced prices. F. W. Gbihlx. The Furniture dealer. Addle Farter went to Detroit Friday on business. H. J. Codes, of Lowell, was Iu tbe city Monday. Fred E. Smith, of Allegan, was tn tbe The many friends of W. W. Bugbee, formerly of Orangeville, wUl be glad to city Tuesday. heat)that he has been elected president of Claud Hough, uf Nashville, was the council of the city of El Dorado, Kan- city Tuesday. The business office ot the Banner has bwn receiving a thorough over hauling, and If the paper In less intereallng thia week than usual, Is because we are all “torn up.” , All grades ot Ingran, tapestry Brussels, body Brussels and Wilton carpets In new and elegant designs cut in lengths to match without waste, and at prices' within reach of all al Russell's. Anyone desiring to build, paint or hav­ ing occasion to use hardware should get prices at the W. F. Powers’ hardware store before buying. Bargains offered for the next SO days. Ming New WING’S FteHe Shoe Lacings We were In error in saying that Chas. McMore, of Nashville, would come to this city with bis string uf horses. He will /nake his headquarters at tbe grounds of the Nashville Driving Park Association in Nashville. . Anyone, contemplating building- should consult W. E. Allgeo, tho contractor and builder, before commencing. He will fur­ nish estimates, and all work done by him will be in a neat, workmanlike manner and very reasonable too. Many of tbe very neatest houses in the city were built by Mr. Allgeo. The farmers or Barry county are tn vlted to Inspect the Shields Patent wind­ mill. They are manufactured by the Hastings Engine and Iron works. One is in practical operation in, front of their office. It will pay you to patronize home Industrie* and get their prices on wind­ mills, derrick's tanks, etc. Jos. E. Carl was arrested in Lansing the They conform to every mo­ fore part ot the week for working up “grave yard Insurance” for the company In tion of the foot, giving free Elkbart, Indiana. He did considerable circulation, and require no work In Carlton along tbe first part of the month and was arrested upon complaint of tying or untying after once 1 Henry Crockford, who had a warrant is­ sued April Otb. The evidence against him being placed in the shoe. seems to be conclusive, as be succeeded iu L.E. STAUFFER reinstating several old members into tbe company, aud took out one new policy in Carlton. The Elkbart company Is prohibit­ ed doing business In this state under quite a penalty. hand and you may need a straw hat If you do , come wyou a line that can't help but please you. _ ___ we the newest JTYLEJ T. J. Bush, of Middleville city Tuesday. E. F. Butler, of Jackson, city Monday. our PRICES ARE RIGHT. F. B. Hire, of Battle Creel city yesterday. <■ Irving Franks, of Allegan, day In the city. Dr. Horner, of take Odessa, city last week. me Mr. snd Mrs. Aaron Wonneth are in Allegan county. Miss Minnie Evans returned to Bellevue Monday morning. Judge Smith was called to Allegan on business Monday. ■ G. E. Clapp, of Otsego, was here on business Tuesday. Fred Goodyear, of Grand Rapids, was in lhe citr yesterday. Mrs. Tibblta and Mrs. Madison return­ ed to Ionia Tuesday. Let ns say a few words about this. We bought direct from the manufact­ urers .^therefore we can save you the profits paid to the jobbers. Give us a call and we will save you some money. No need to speak of our Olotliing- Stock. The number of suits that go out of our store daily ie aufficient to say that the patterns and prices are right, and when it comes to furnishing goods Weare in it.” Yours respectfully, Pliny Grice, of Allggan, visited friends In the city last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lombard spent Sun­ day Ilf Grand Rapids. Bert Hamlin left Tuesday for a visit with friends In Holland. T. C. Thatcher, of Boston, was in the city Saturday on busineu. E W. Morrill & Co., Hastings, Michigan. One-Price Clothiers. Miss Etta Simpson entertained a friend from Charlotte over Sunday. Don Smith is confined to the house'wlth an attack of tbe malarial fever. Mrs Wm. Brice, of Maple Grove, spent Sunday with T. S. Brice and family. P. T. Colgrove was called to Chicago on business Friday, returning Saturday. C. J. Blanchard, of Battle Creek, was in the city on business the fore part of the week. R. K. GRANT’S Mrs. Geo. Soule was called to Parkville yesterday to look after a new ten-pound grand-son. Mack Hicks has been confined to the An accident that resulted in the death of house the past week with a slight attack Peter Wibert, of Irving, happened at of pneumonia. O’Donnell Tuesday forenoon. It seems Dr. Lampman, who moved to Albion that Mr. Wlbcrt came to that place with a last summer, expects to resume the practise load of hay that morning to get It weighed. of medicine here. He got down from the load and went to Mrs. C. Roberts, who has been In the horses heads, taking them by the bits. Laugh, talk or eat. do your artificial teeth They became frightened at something, and Kalamazoo for some time, will return to or drop down? If to *end one dollar for this city, to live. In a short time. I >r. Iftnbwd'» Handy bolder. You can apply It giving a sudden bound threw him down, 10 your plate In on© minute, and no matter If the wagon passing over his body.* He was Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Greenfield, of Grand vour plate fits or not it will bold firmly tn the carried at once to the house of Ed. Ed­ Rapids, attended the wedding of his sister, tn out a under the mo*t trying flrctftnataneea. wards. about four rods away, and died In Miss Grace. In this city yesterday. Address J. Z. HUSBAND, D. D. S. White Cloud, a short Hine. Mr. Wilbert was a,man in Michigan. the neighborhood of 60 years of age and a Miss Grace Richardson, of Charlotte, member of tbe G. A. R. Arrangements has made arrangements to give the Ker­ Farm For Sale. x- for the funeral bad not been made at this mis* In this city in a couple of weeks. ' 1 will sell iny farm on section IT, in Che tq*n- writing. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jones, of Grand ihtp ot ('triton -cheap. There are ISO wre*. j.*0 acres improved with good buildings, good Do not let pi anti that bavo blossomed Rapids, visited friends in the city over water and about five acres of orchard; choice through the winter, and which you intend Sunday. C. W. returned to the Valley frail fam. tv in good <tate of cultivation. For city Monday. ; .riiirrvarttrulars call on or write to Toblaa to use another season in the house, go on Harn, HaMlngs, Mlcb. Alan have A ewes with blossoming, writes Eben E. Rexford in Yesterday George H. Rock graduated '.amirs for sale. tlie May Ladles’ Home Journal. See that from the University of Glasgow, Scotland, they get at their summer’s work as soon as having completed a three years course in possible. That wort is to rest. En­ one year and a half. He will leave for courage them to do nothing but recuper­ thia country about May 4th. In company ate. Do not give rich soil, or large with a fellow student, he recently took a Preparatory for Second and Third grade amounts of water, for these encourage tramp through the Highlands of Scotland, certificates. vigorous growth; You want the plants to and has premised to semi an account of remain as nearly dormant as is consistent the trip which wilt be published as soon Prune into as received. George is to be congratulated Supt. W] I). STERLING and I’rin. H. with health. Cut back well. something like symmetrical form, and upon the record that he has made, and he B. AN DRt"S. Conductors. 4 This schnol will close just In time for keep'watch of them as growth is made. will make a name for himself In the navy, the regular Barry county teachers' exami­ Pinch back whenever It seems necessary as Uncle Sam is on the lookout for Just such fellows as be. nation which occurs August 4 and 5. For to do so to 5£Furc good form. catalogue containing full particulars in re­ The grand k'lrmesa. given under the aus­ gard to course of study, tuition, board, etc., Ladies hats at cut prices at the Racket. pices of the ladies of the Unlversallst address W. 1). Sterling or H. B. Andrus, Pbin. Smith. church, under the direction of Mias Grace Hastings. Mid}. Richardson, of Charlotte, at Baird's opera Russell sells the Haul Ton corset waist house last evening, drew a full house, for 90 cents; also has a full stock of Dr. which was more than well entertained. Warner's. The dances were all well executed and oooooooo ooooo ooooooooo OOP o WHEN YOU SjVEEZE! liras mi an JULY 0 TIL AUGUST 3/92 L,OCAL NEWS. showed much careful training on tbe part of Miss Richardson, who proved herself to be a graceful dancer, her Highland Fling and Spanish dance being especially well executedr Every number on the-program Hereafter, changes for advertisements must reach tills office Tuesdays at latest to was encored and the nursery dance, where­ ■ insure insertion In the Issue of the week in twelve little tots, dressed In long white dresses, go through numerous difficult when brought. movement, was an unusually pretty scene Plow slxies 90 to SI. 19 at Bankrupt and brought forth rounds of anplnnse. Nearly all the nationalities are represented store. in gorgeous costumes and It Is one of the Attend McCoy’s special sale of bed-room most pleasing entertainments ever given suits.. In I-ansIng. It will be repeated to­ Hale Kenyon Is raising the rtof to his night.-—Lansing Republican. bouse. KirmeM was at first the designation of Choicest kinds of oranges and banannzs the outdoor church festlvala. celebrated In nt South side bakery. Holland nnd In Belgium. Years ago each Interesting reading matter will be village had its own celebration, but now tbe festivals are restricted to a few towus, found on our Inside pages. * and furnish tbe chief attraction of the House to rent on Church street. In­ year to the peasantry for miles around. quire of Mrs. Ann Coffieid. Tbe great kirmesa of Antwerp takes place Tr^the Boston brown bread. Yon can on the 10th of August, the feast of the JAssumptlon, and culminates In the great pro­ get at the south side bakery. cession of Notre Dame. Wares from all All the newest patterns in rugs, carpets, over tbe country are displaced for sale, curtains, ami drapes at McCoy’s. and a characteristic feature .lathe native ’ Gq to the South side bakery for Boston dancing. The use of-thc termTh- America is cither a tradition or a revival of the old brown bread and domestic bread. Dutch festival given by the early settlers Read tlie adv. ot the W. F. Powers on Manhattan Island, but the klrmess here IsdlstincUy an Indoor entertainment, al­ Hardware store In Ibis Issue. most synonymous with a fancy fair, ac­ See our gents furnishing goods, very companied by music, dancing, tableau vlcheap. Bankrupt Store. vants, and usually held for some charltaI Court will convene next Monday, with ble purpose. quite a fair sized legal grist to grind out. One of tlie simplest disinfectants of a Ladies shoes 31.00. sick room Is ground coffee burnton a shovel Bankrupt Store. so as to OH the atmosphere of tlie room Several from hero will take In the Boston with Its pungent, aromatic odor. If two Symphony concert in Grand Rapids May red hot coals are placed on a fire shovel and a teaspoonful of ground coffee is 9th. sprinkled over them, at a time, using New line of children's carriages just three teaspoonfuls in all. it will fill the, receive! at F. W. Greble's, north. side room with It* aroma, aud is said to have , Main St. the hygienic effect of preventing the spread Get an egg basket at Hams’ and Van o* various epidemic diseases. The odor Is Arman's before they are all sold. Only as­ very agreeable and soothing to a sick per­ son. where other dlainfectanta prove disa­ cents and will save you many eggs. greeable. Physicians who doubt the Cut price shoe dealer at the Racket; tlie power of coffee us a disinfectant, frequent­ best fen shilling shoe you ever saw. ly recommend Has a deodorizer, and It Is certainly one of the very best and most Phin. Smith. agreeable. Moat of tin- expensive disin­ The Whitney baby carriage acknowl­ fectants sold In the shops have no special edged to be the best on '.he market Low power as such, but are simply deodorizers, prices and easy terms. Call and see them tbe two being frequently confounded. It at F. W. Grebje’s, north side Main St is beat, however, to obtain from a physic­ For tbe next 80 days tbe W. F. Powers ian In case of dangerous epidemics some­ Hardware store will sell goods at greatly thing tliat will certainly jeetroy the germs reduced prices. See the ad. elsewhere In of the disease, as well as deodorize the this iMue. room. • CIRCULATION • This wgek, 80 quires. R. K. Grant is building a 30 foot addi­ tion to his store, which will give him more room for his stock of goods. Miss Quinn, organist of the Hastings Presbyterian church and late pupil of the celebrated Professor Post, of Grand KapIdsr gives lessons on the piano or organ either at the residences of her pupils or at her own home on 201 Broadway. The Michigan Central will, on May 3rd. and 41 h. sell tickets from Hastings to Muskegon and return at tbe rate of one and one-third fare, good going May 3 and 4 and returning not later than May 5. on *account of Democratic State convention. M. A. Gilman, ticket agent. Dr. Holman S. Humphrey was promptly on hand to fulfill his promise to be iu Has­ tings, April 20. A great many Invalid* called from all parts of the country. Thd doctor’s visit, at Ford’s hotel, will beThurs-1 day. May 24th. All sufferers are Invited to free consultation.. Read every word of the doctor’s large advertbeiueiit In this pa­ per. Remember naxt time you will find Dr. Humphrev at Ford’s hotel. Cat Price*. The 2.000 ladles bats I bought early in lhe season has begun to arrive. 227 sampiH came last week for me to select from. See them and be convinced at tlio Racket Print Smith. ■ Card of Thanks. Wo desire to extend our heartfelt thanks to kind friends and neighbors, who so cheerfully aided us In Um death and burial of ouf mother. Their kindness will ever be held in grateful remembrance. Mr. D. P. Flower and Family. Card of Thanks. We desire to return our heartfelt thanks lo kind friends for assistance and sympa­ thy during the sickness and" since the death of our son George. • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dawson. What is the KlrmeM? It Is a chaste and beautiful presentation of all tho National dances. Nothing can lx-, sweeter than tlie Kate Greenway girls, as they appear upon the stage, "each with her do|ly In her hand.” The music Is charming, and from tho time the curtain raises until it drops, the audience is de­ lighted with one scene of beauty and one entrancing wave of melody. Wherever the klrmess-nas been given It has met with unstinted praise, and it is an enter­ tainment that wlH call out the people of any city for several nights. t. $1.50 O Q? o o o o o o o o O o ooooooo 000000 Hold On! oooooooo ooooo ooooooooooooo Don't do it—pay $16 or $18 for a suit of clothes that you would be ashamed of o O O O O 0 0000000 when yon see those we sell at $12. Hold on, wait .ooooo o oooooo o and coin pare—comparison costs you nothing. * Hold On ! Greater values cannot be put into Boys’ Suits than those we show you. Take those Boys’ Suits from $1.62 to $15.00—there’s where you get your moneys worth. W hats the use of paying more for last sea­ son's garments? Hold on, wait till you see these, and the Boys’ odd pants at 75c. $1.00. Hold On! There’s nothing but good reliable garments in the Children's Suita. See 'em in the window and notice the many new and pretty styles. Step inside and see the quality. Don’t throw your money away for traahey, poorly made suits, but, hold on, don’t buy until you see what we will show you. Hold On ! It's pleasant to run an ad­ miring eye over the neck­ wear stock and note its unbroken freshnete. The Neckties here are direct from the makers, and are absolutely correctin style, shade and shapes. Hold on, we want you to see them. HXIT LEADERS 0 o 0 O 0 0 G 0 0 0 o o0 0 0 ooooooo 0 0 0 0 $2.7 5 0 o OOOOOOO 0 0 O 0 o o ooooooo O 0 O 0 O 0 oooooooo000 0 0 OOOOOOO 0000 $3.00 0 0 ooooooooooo b o ooooooooooo 65 �Thtrrvl.y, April 18. 1893 YORK as well «s coaid be WednMdV evening, April 13. ^3- A-. read and approved. Aid Blinatoo took ins seat. The bond of Edward G. J*" eorder, in the gum ot 81.000. with John Welswrt and Spary Phllllpe “ »uritie«, PIMoved by Aid. Sentz, that tbe sam« b® accepted and approved. Carried all ayca, naya none. , ,, , Aid. Bentley took his seat Moved, by Aid. Reynolds, that communi­ cation from board Of water commissioners be referred bock to board ot water comnis8ionen. tlie same to be referred to new council. Carried. CITY ACCOUNTS. * Sergeant A Co. 51.000 lbs «*’ • • • • « Jack Shay hauling two loads of coal .10 -0 Jas. Depoe lighting lamps................ \ 1 W C. A. Gallop 15 hoara labor \8 40 ChLi Baker, trenching..................... > 50 Chas. C. A. Gallup, trenching Dennis A SUngeriand, printing.... 41 57 Jas. Walker A Son, supplies........... Goodyear Bros., supplies................... Sdd Wiley, trenching....................... • field Wiley, trenching, at Geo. Ab­ 1 50 bey’s.................................. 1 50 field WUey, tapping at H. Jones... Sergeant * Co., coal April 4th, ’OT 70 12 H. E. L AP. Co., arc light............ Frank Flfield, St wrk marshal order 1 38 field Wiley, same 1 05 Jas. Depue, same ao Frank Flfield. St wrk 4tli ward.... so Jas. Depue, same 50 Ed. Sentz, use of stove polling place J. B. Roberts, supplies............: •.. ■ Citizens Com. night watch Jan 4th 14 00 Adrjl 11th *W2 33 50 Chas. P. Warner, printing 1 00 Jack Shay, St wrk 2d ward •• 3d “ Ed. SHay, same 1 20 Jack Shay, same 4th ward 3 00 J. L. Wilkins, sand on Preston bill 3 00 Delos Hopkins, wood............. 4 00 E. Pierce, labor on booths.. 3.00 A. Jewell, gate-keeper, election... John H. Myers, same 2 00 D. R. Trego, same................................ 2 00 Geo. Radford, same,...v. 2 00 Robert Bell, same.................................. 2 00 Wm. H. Spence, Sr., same 2 00 A. H. Loveland, same 2 00 Jas. Tomlinson. gate-keeper 6 00 Jas. Hews, clerk election.................. 0 00 C. F. Brooks, same 6 00 Frank Stebbins, same ■» 00 W. B. Sweezey, same N. J. Bronsou. same 0 00 Jno. M. Bessmer, same 0 00 R. M. Bates, same................................ • 0 00 E. Pierce, same 0 00 ■ E. Woodard, same J. W. Bentley, same W. 8. Nelson, same fi 00 6 00 F. G. Goodyear, same........................ 6 00 D. W. Reynolds, same.:....................... fl 00 Jno. Spent*, same............ . M. W. Riker,............................................ 0 00 .. Moved by Aid. Bentley that the same be allowed as retd, carried all ayes, nays none. Moved by Aid. Reynold count of C. W. Warner, tre disallowed. Carried all ayes. On motion of Aid. Spence council ad­ journed. • J. B. Roberts, Recorder. a io eloetod president ot the. board tor the ensulng year. Moved by Aid. Bllnston. teat lhe mayor appoint a committee of 3 to draft rules -to govern the board for the coming year. CMrriej!. Committee, Aldi Bllnaton, Sentz, and Spence. Tbe following bills were presented and audited: Jack-Shay 10 hrs wrk 2d ward at 20cta ................................................. Jack Shay. “ 30 cte man and team Jack Shay “ 3d * “ 00 30 . ............................................................ Jack Shay ” 3 N 30 .............................................................. William Townron and team to 10 hrs cleaning St 3d ward Frank Fifield and team to 15 hra 4 50 cleaning street 3rd ward Henry Burke to 10 fare, cleaning St 1 50 3d ward...................................... 1 50 Frank Bennett some Joseph Masson same............................ 1 50 Frank Ryerson same 1 50 Liberty Warner same........................ John Inchbold to 4 hours cleaning 00 council rooms.......................... John Mate to blariumlthing from 10 Dec’OI to Feb. 25th OT W. D. Hayes to ex-changes on cor­ poration cocks.......................... •. L5 W. Kenfield to labor........................ 11 40 James Walker * Son to balance on 4 30 corporation cocks and wood pipe Dan Holbrook to labor....................... 1 50 Scld Wiley to labor 2 40 L. W.'Kenfleld to labor Moved by Aid. Sentz. that the bills be allowed and orders drawn on the respec­ tive funds for lhe same. Motion prevail­ ed. Carried all ayes, nays none. Moved by Aid. Brodessor, that we ad­ journ to meet Wednesday evening, April 27. ’92, for the transactioh of regular busi­ ness. 1 Motion prevailed. E. G. Holbrook, Recorder. TH. rewata, of a nun. «bo claimed * have ballad from KalaaaawK are aw.iUM Idanlllteatkai al iko eoontj manna In Chkaire- Ha (Had very .uddenlr «bll« In a saloon. A 850,000 brlek aud stone building will soon bo erected la Kalamazoo for tlie man­ ufacture of peppermlut aud n few other essential oils. . Dr. Arerill DeCamp came lo Grand KaJIda last we»*k from the southern part «C tho state with a ,well filled wallet. He proceeded at onca lo make new friends by treating several “hnngert on" at varinu* saloons. When he lioarded tlie train for his home he was pretty muddled aud had not gone tar when he routed up enough co realize that his wallet and 8300 in cash OUR COUNTY Mbs Mary Johnson, a Coldwater Miss, lias had her name heralded from one end at lhe country to the other as “mysteri­ ously disappearing.-’ Lairt week she re­ appeared upon the streets of Coldwater as gay and chipper as ever as though she had no ver been the subject of such a sensation. She declines to say where she has been further than she had not been outside of the city limits, and absolutely refuses to make any statement concerning herself. X W. Foglesong, of Carlton, received a message from Hillsdale last week an­ nouncing the dangerous illness of his brother. Dr. M. P. Foglesong. of apoplexy and Mrs. Foglesong departed for that place at once to administer to his wants. Everyone has doubtless been made aware of the fact that the doctor has been held for some time past on the charge of poison­ ing his wife. At his examination which took place last week the court dismissed the case, there not being sufficient evi­ dence to bold him for trial. It Is said to be a case of spite work which has resulted very seriously for Dr. Foglesong.—Free­ port Herald. • Hannibal Hart, of Allegan, has been ap­ pointed Judge as successor of the late Judge Arnold. The appointment gives good satisfaction. A deal b on deck whereby tbe Sher­ wood house property of Charlotte may pass Into the hands of John Potter, of Potterville. Tlie legality of the Eaton county local option election will be tested in the Su­ preme court May 3rd. George Joslyn a journeyman printer was arrested in Coldwater last week be­ cause he had one more wife than tbe law allows him to haves A couple of weeks ago Miss Merriman, a teacher In tbe Rockford schools had oc­ casion to correct one of her pupils. The correcting was done with a hickory ruler, aud it raised such ridgef on her victims anatomy that she has been arrested on the charge of assault and battery. The Featherbone Corset company, of Kalamazoo, turn out over CO dozen corsets every day.' The postoffice department at Washing­ ton has ordered free delivery of mail for Coldwater, commencing June 1st. frw of charge. Mr. Parker, pr CONFIDENCE WELL PLACED. prtetor or In 1863, Mr. John Atwell, of Alliance. O.. t„, ,k , . nolicy of «6,000 m theof Mutual InanranceComi,„ a 0^ a single'premium $2 442 Life 05. Mr. Atwell u.:'. old and the policy was on the life plan. yeai» Tl»-r V.UW down It must have required considerable faith in tllme work In one U>«u 1 omM'‘‘o“ * >yB before he treated me and do it easier too for a man to invest SS,500 in an institution frOm ? have talked with many knew that he himself could never withdraw it. Mr a!‘ people he eured yesxa ago and all »!*** must have been ’ actuated by no ordinary degree ofu,^mS* hia ability «n the highest ««*»■ ness combined with the spirit of optimism to have thn- rU Gail on the Dr. and talk it over. ed so large a sum at that time to the future welian- of family. For, be it remembered, Life Insurance was not thl the tried and tested institution that it is to-dav. F.-iv of o companies then in existence had passed the ex1,l.rinie”?' TROUT FISHING. stage. Tbe assets of the Mutual Life were only aiX)llt “!~ The new Extension twentieth of what they are now. Then, too, the Vl.arl^r ot tho ChteMo * Wrot Mlehl«ari K'r was one of the darkest in the history of this cotintrv Th., from Traverse City to Elk Rapids. foundation of all financial operations, the credit of the is twenty miles long ernment, was in a shaky cdhdition. s and penetrates In fact the very existence of the government was a region In which are gered, and yet this man had theoourage to intrust hisnioX numerous trout streams and the protection of his family with the Mutual 1 if,- tnn_J that have heretofore been too ing that the Company must stand or fall by the results of , stupendous civil war. And the probable outcome at tl-at time remote. The line passes through was rather dubious. Within the past two or three vears the Miteh.ls.^Acme, Williamsburg Life Insurance world has been astonished by the payment of and Angells, at or of more than half a million dollars by five members of one near to any of which there are good family for the protection and benefits afforded by the con streams that have tracts of the Mutual Life, but to my mind this was not more never been fished remarkable than Mr. Atwell’s investment of 12,500 thirty to any extent. If you would ratlier years ago. I wonder who the soliciting agent was am] if d go farther off is still living. M. Atwell seems never to have wavered in you will find a steamboat running his faith in the Company nor to have changed from the orisregularly-from inal purpose of his investment Elk Rapids through Every dividend declared (and there were tjveuty-eight Elk Lake, Round Lake. Torch River, past the of them) was applied to increase the insuram-e value of his mouth of the Rapid River policy, and so at the end of twenty years his insurance had and up tbe entire length grown to $8,791, and when be catne to die last year the Com. of Torch Lake. Into all these waters jany paid the beneficiary $9,629 As an investment of money empty 1 find that without taxation, and withont the slightest at­ trout streams that are now tention from the insured, the original premium was increas­ far the first time made ed by a little more than Ftvr: PKB cist. Comtovno ritnaisr convenient. Geo. DkHavkn. fob TWHNTV-E1OHT vEAtts. What a text for the solicitors of (Jen. Passenger Ag’t.. today. ( As a rule figures] and eepecialy Life Insuram e figures, are dry and unfanciful, but to a reflective mind the history of this policy opens interesting avenues of thought. When you want a To say that its results have never been approached out­ side of thia Company may be trite, but it is none the less true, and to assert that under our present improved me|hGo to the ' ods it can and will be done again ia not promising too modi. Chari.es E. Lawtox. CITY BAKERY. J. M. McELWAIN, Special Agtpit. Fine line of creams and Hastixos, Mien. fresh confectionery. Jas. L. Wilkins, ex Mayor of says: “My piles would <woe d?*“ .. Stephen Wheeler, of Bellevue, was recently kicked by a horse and died last i week. Nashville Odd Fellows are making Saturday last Bellevue merehsnts got a preparations to present tbe cantata of Queen Esther in the near future. Prof. bustle on theirselves and hired a balloou: 1st to make au ascension to attract the peo­ Wyatt, of Detroit, will act as Instructor. ple to tbe town. J. Elliott, of Nashville, was grinding a While Jeff Kaylor and his family, of circular saw on an emery* wheel last week, Eaton county, were away from home last when the latter broke one portion of It. striking him in the breast, cutting through week a tramp entered their residence and bls clothing and making a painful wound. stole a watch, suit of clothes, some money and a set of sliver spoons over one hun­ The people of Nashville ire rejoicing dred years old that were „yalued very because the prospects are so favorable for highly as relics. j their June races. It Is reported that 8. J. Tomlinson, an The Nashville News doesn’t like the. way experienced newsimper man Is figuring on the trenches \were left after the water­ buying tbe Charlotte Republican. works were put in and doesn’t hesitate The retiring city marshal weighs 218 about saying so, which Is very proper. pounds, the newly elected ona tipping the Now is tbe time to take a < good tonic med- beam ot 140. A short-sighted fellow, who bad seen the large star on Marshal Morgan Tuesday evening, exclaimed as be saw the new official standing behind the silvery A. Gates is working Henry Babcock’s star the next morning: ••How the marshal farm—A. Granger moved back on his farm has shrank since last uightT’ lie was If you want to get a better price last Saturday— R. K. Stanton has com* ordered to “move on.” bo* marshal Cronan, for old scrap than you do from menced the’foundation for bls new house —lepton Rapids Journal peddlers, bring your old iron of all —Bom to Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Bryant, a A Battle Creek man disturbed a religious kinds, copper, zinc, lead, rubbers, son—J. Madison has his new barn raised, with J. McGrath as boss. Joe Is a hustler meeting last week. A warrant was issued rags and old carpets to the —Mrs. Gus Reed und daughter visited her for him, and the last seen of him. bo was daughter^ Battle Creek last Saturday and going toward Indiana with an officer right Sundaj^-Wm. Manning Is able to go out after him. As nothing has been heard again; E. Vanbiake has been visiting at from either of them, it Is thought that they Mr. Manning's the past week—Dr. Van met Michigan ave, Hom has a student practicing with him Thos. Manuel, the alleged Yorkville Opp. Roller Mill, Hastings, Mich. from Ann Arbor—A. N. Warren Is on the burglar,,whose coat tall was torn off In sick list with heart difficulty—Mrs. K. hla efforts to escape and gave him away, Powell has been visiting bi Johnstown the has been bound over to the circuit court in past week—Dick McPeck while out hunt­ Kalamazoo hi >1000 bonds. ing accidently discharged his gun, and is The Jewelry store of C. M. Bnidlsh, of now minus two fingers—We learn that Mrs. S. Hull Is very low with consumption Augusta, was entered by burglars last —Orlle VanHorn returned to Ann Arbor. week, while he was at a dance, and quite a number of rings, chains and trinkets Nashville? were taken. As be had all of his watches L. W. Feighner and wife were at Grand at his house, tlie burglars probably missed Rapids last Friday—Nellie Welton is the wbat they most wanted, fentrance was guest ot Mrs. Wm. Fuller—Mabie Boston gained through a broken window light in Js visiting at Dexter—Claud Hough and the front door. No efue as yet, though John Houghton were at Grand Rapids tbe It Is thought that the work wan done by fore part of the week—Mrs. Young and someone well acquainted with Mr. B. and Mrs. L. Feighner were at Charlotte Satur­ his store. day—Miss L. L. Feighner spent Sunday at Counterfeit ten-dollar bills were recently Hastings. Monday at Grand Rapids re­ turning home Monday evening—Rev. passed off upon unsuspecting Douglas and Scheurer went to Detroit Monday, to ad­ Saugatuck people. The Imitations were dress a meeting of the I. O. O. F.—Social very poor and in each case the mau asked for change for the bills. It |a M|d lbat Wednesday evening at Mrs. Belgh’s. the one who “shoved tbe queer” lives in Fennville. Mr. and Mrs. Marks are visiting their daughter In -Indiana—School has com­ Kentucky has made a 8100,000 World’s menced in tbe Fisher district with Mr. Chase as teacher—Ladies’ dime society Fair appropriation. will meet with Mrs. Kinney next week Victoria, Australia, has made a World’s Thursday—Wallace Brown and wife were Fair appropriation of 8100,000. at Mrs. Sbawmsn's Friday—Sabbath In the government exhibit will appear school commenced at’the Fisher church all the relics, which are obtainable, of Sunday—Satie FipherJs on the sick list Got. John Milter, ot North D.koU, revariona Arctic exploring expeditions. *h“l* '»>■»« ««Ln>. r~. Banfleld. , Plljbwl bj t.noera In lb. lUd Hirer Vail., Great Britain has added £35.000 to its Rev. G. E. Kulph, of Battle Creek, will Fa,r ■pprf)Priallon- making It now ot Wnn«ot. .nd North Duou. n. Md give his lecture on company F and reminn J: I-'l*nJtbl. town ot Ilwlrht, N Iscenses of the old army on the evening of £50,000 or approximately 8300.000. D.. boonht 100 .cm ot land In th. May 4 at Banfluid M. E. chnreb. Those Ancumenta for and agalost Sunday ’’•I.1*!"’ ,?erer beanl Mr‘ Kulph can not opening of the exposition.-W|R be heard by 7 Won worth Iho .alary ota coverom.nl afford toi miss this lecture—Mn. Wallace the national commission on October fl. Is quite 111 at this writing—Rev. Wallace ““ W’ The American Bible society will makn per the tollowlnj atatannfe attended tlie minister’s association at Kal­ « exhibit. In whieh will MWr copfel of ......... tuaiaa amazoo last week-The people were very la mar. th.a WO aZS, I." busy In preparing and seeding oata last week—David Stiles shipped another car­ inducting <x>it «fiaii<.*E.’.4;;; load of cattle last Saturday for Buffalo— . ^pP,lc*ltoo« for «P*<» In the exposition There was a large turn out of the G. A buildings now aggregate more lbun 4 ona Leaving 'TL 1 «>“« OoXX' R s last Saturday evening—Henry Cherry ?n°° Cases of this kind ars ' ao* has the foundation of his house completed Ing from foreign applicants. John Lisle had a new wind mill put upon hiiold ptacc last Saturday—A. Albrecht . S?1? Callf0™lfl building wUl Im shown s being kept busy and is a noted horse a growing specimen of everv (hiifnmi. tnmrr und colt breaker. He takes In 0,500 •UdC.* everything of the hone kind aud they obey Common council met pursuant to call Thursday cveuing. April 21st, 1>2, for the transaction of regular business. Mayor ilogle. presidlug. Roll call, present, Aids. Bentley, Brodesaer. Cook. Sentz, Spence and Townsend; absent. Bllnston and Nelson. Aid. Bllnston took his seat. Minutes of regular meeting of £pril 15, read and corrected. Moved by Aid. Brodesser, that the min­ utes, be adopted as corrected and read. Carried. . *’ Communication from city treasurer, C. W. Warner, read. . Moved by Aid. JJlInston. that tbe com­ munication be referred to finance cotnuflttee.* Carried. IT the Common Council of the city of I 'Hartlugs: We, your petitioners of the 2d ward of the city of Hastings represent, that the use of the stock yards of the M. C. R. R. have become a nuisance to the residents In that vicinity, and are becoming more of ;< nui­ sance. and that the company has In con­ templation a great increase tn the size and capacity of the same; that they are not kept clean and the refuse aUowed to be collected there, makes it dangerous to the health of tbe persons living in the vicinity and we therefore petition your honorable body to investigate tbe same and cause the same to be removed to a place, where they would not be dangerous to health. Signed Jacob Huffman and 18 others. Moved by Aid. Bentley, that the name be referred to lhe board ot health. Motion prevailed. To the Hon. Mayor and Common council o<4he city of Hastings: Your petitioners would respectfully show that Michigan ave In lhe 1st ward is tbi principal street In said ward, and that there tyis been for several years a side walk on the west side of said are. from Oak street to State road, and on the east half ot lol 131, and that there is uo side walk on lhe west side ot said Michigan ave, from State road to Thorn street, ex cept on the east side of the south half o said lot 131. Therefore your petitioners pray, that your* honorable body cause to be constructed a side walk from said State road to Thorn street on the west side of Michigan ave ns soon as the sama can be built. Signed by Ezra Hall aud twelve others. Moved by Aid. Sentz. that tlie name bo referred to the side aud cross walk com­ mittee. Carried ail ayes. To. the Common Council of the City of Hastings: Your petitioners would respectfully nsk that Bond street between Jefferson and Creek streets be graded, u the same is nearly Impassable aud It could be graded and made in good condition for a small amount. Signed by C. Dickinson and 14 others. Moved by Aid. Spence, that the same be referretl to street committee. Carried. ot bis command. . Moved by Aid. Brodessor. that the liquor hoods for tbe ensuing year be fixed nt the NEIGH3ORING COUNTIES. nme amount 83000 as last year. Motion prevailed. * Carried all ayes, naya none. liI^i8lh'P*rt* «I4 bw Moved by Aid. Bentley, that the salary I.T With IlIh nuronia In rv. — of the city recorder be fixed at 8250 for tho ensuing year. Carried all ayes, ways none. Moved by Aid. Brodessor, that we pro­ ceed to the election of president for tbe eosulng year Carried all ayes. Result of 1st ballot—Bliuatan 1, Spence Ing unaware FRESH. LUNCH,:-: A, E. RENKES. OLD RAGS! JUNK SHOP, IT'S A “JIM DANDY,” The stock of lumber and shingles lalely purchased by Bentky, Mason & Bik CONCERNING BICYCLE TIRES At their yard can be found all the latest There are tires—and tin*, and there is also The Tire which is novelties in hemlock boards and studing. THE VICTOR CUSHION. But don’t forget THE VICTOR PNEUMATIC which is not a rubber and cloth ring masquerading as a pneumatic, but the best made. Best hollow rims. Cata­ logue free. The latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. ' Their No. 2 shingles are “just too sweet for anything.” Shirley W. Smith, The Victor Man. 7 lit. belonging to £en®eld >n Hastings udln8 houses, vacant lots Apo;it0tScresinsecond ARE YOU GOINGTO BUY A SEWING MACHINE ? If ao, buy of the man who Bells at the same price to the poor man or woman as to the rich. He wont charge you $55 for a poor machine and sell the same style of machine to an­ other ftr $25 as do some dealers.. Oh, no! j^g Dollar of the Poor Nan Is just as good to Trav. as the dollar of the rich He sell’ 1 he Light Running World Renowned Domestic rhe Ne< Home and some other first-class machines. He will sell you a machine for a small pay mi nt do»» and the balance in monthly payments if desired. It will pay you to call on him before yon buy. Needles, oils and parte for all machines. w. F. POWERS. T. PHILLIPS- HARDWARE STOR£. >{-■ ■ ’ i j. it. * * 4 A* ’ i * �■■ Nervous Prostration, SleepleMnesSjSick and Nervous Headache, Backache, Dizziness, Morbid Fear*, Hot i ’las hes.Nervous Dy8|>ep8ia,DullneM,Con-' fusion,'Hysteria, Fits, St. Vitus Dance, Opium Habit, Drunkenness, eUL, are cured bv Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervine. It <in,-s not contain any opiates. Trial bot­ tle and fine books FREE at druggists. Dr. Miles Medical CoM Elkhart, Indiana. TRIAL BOTTLE FREE. Sold oy W. H. Goodyear, Hastings City Bank. ILutlhg*, - - Mich. APITAL $75,000.00. M'ltPLLS •f.Ubu.UO. ■llchltfai CHAPTER XVII. OUT FROM THK SHOULDER. Edgar Julian put a cigar in his mouth without lighting it. and contemplatively cazrd Ht the brick or shell sidewalks ns he iMiraed along, aimlessly strolling in the breezy shade of the trees. Somehow he felt that Rosalie loved him, notwith­ standing her strange action. It was use­ less for bin to attempt to unravel just .then the mystery of her excitement or of Ellis' unwoutri impoliteness. Between himself and the latter he knew of no reason for a quarrel. In their business transactions Ellis had had things quite his o'.vn way, and there had never been any but the kindest words between them. Surely the man could not bo so foolish aa to fall in a passion because he was ad­ dressing Miss Chenier! The difference betw»-en the north and the south at this point had not occurred to him. Therefore when after an indefinite stroll he at last found himself entering the Pulaski House and meeting face to face with Ellis, he wns profoundly sur­ prised at being accosted as follows in a low. dotermiaed tone: "Will you at once cease your atten­ tions to Miss Chenier?’ KoblUMHt, R U. John Canrrth. Chester Messer. P. T. Colgrove. Intepaid on thno deposits and BanKin. Business Transacted. fa, Kalamaico It Sagifiaw TIME TABLE. In effect June 28. 1M». Station?. SOUTH. Ktl.iinaroo Lv.. EaM Cooper..... Ulrhland Jutic't Snio’?.."' Delta» ... Cioverdiue Shultz Coat-i Grove Petrol' Station?. went. >.»! ir-iuoo Ar.. Kort Cooper Lr. H i liiand Juoc't Mlbr* j>elt-*n <'Inver Shultz Coat* 'Grove. Woodland l-ln.-inz .... Detroit.... j •Stop, on sisrml only. t Xo«. 5 am! 6 win not carry pas«eagers unless provided with fretjiht train permits. FrrlRht trains will be run at the convenience of the eompuiy,.who reserve the riebt to change the tine of such trains witboat notleo. F. Bush, Gen'l Manager. Dilfflii, Lacsiiig Ji Narthsra. TIME TABLE. Tn elect Jan. 3. M33. F ivosite Itoote between Grand Rapids, and the east. r.y u-wgKw t a, M. IP. M. | ..' Baplds I IZh .. : •«■ ■ or I .. Vito ! 34 .. i'lieidkle .. ,<’Lt: ksvtlio .. LiteOdessa „ Woodbury a at ISuunniU .. Mulliken . 2 15 Grand l.idgq Ar il.snstng . (Detroit 5 10 P. SI. liietruit |lju>strg Grand Ledge (.Mulliken iSunleM iwoodbury । Lake Odessa .'larksrille Elrndalu tlto "cCord East Paris Ar Grand Rapids M W io oo M. £i Portland onia Coward City onia •’Anton IP. M. 10 29 10 47 11 30 1 00 * k* -■ .4..,ttutty ,. 'Edmore .. Stanton I lOO IA Ar iGrand Ledge 7 M Bssasa s: .. .. .. . ,. .. ,. .. .. .. .. Detroit F. M. 5 to P.M. p. si • Every day, others week days ouly. t stop on st-na!. I’arlor cars on all trains between Grand KapIds and Detroit. Seats 23 cents. Connections made in Union ittnilon. Grand llaplus with tho CHICA-.O* W®»T Michioax Railway for Cincuio ANO THK W«ST AXP FOR MUSKRuox, Manihtxk.Travzbsk .City, Elk Rap­ ids and FmosKitv. Favorite route to tbe sum ner rejurts ot northern Michigan. • rr.tlMftavs Grand Rapids tor ChlOMto. 9 A. . ------ . , M andV^i p uuo 1 A. JI. Trav®rs® CIty 7:33 A' I'orior e.tn on day trains and sleeper* on night trains u> Chicago. A*k my agents tor further particulars or write to Gnojtua DrHavkx, Gen‘1 PWr Ag’t. Grand Rapids. * . Straight out from the shoulder. He looked into the young man’s face, expecting to see that he was drunk; bnt such was not the case. He was sober, calm and evidently meant to be answered. A glance was enough. Julian did not hesitate. "I shall do just nsM please,” ho slowly and meaningly replied. Quick as lightning Ellis slapped him in tbe face with the tip of his gloved hand, saying as he did so: “Yon know what that means!" What followed was something quite new in Savannalu Julian did not say a word, bnt squared himself liko a prize fighter, tapped oqt lightly with his left hand, nnd followed with his right, let­ ting go a resounding blow straight out from the shoulder against tbe side of his opponent’s head. Ellis went whirling back, and fallhig heavily at full length upon tbe floor lay there almost sense­ less, while a number of men quickly gathered around. Jnlian still bad the cigar in his month. He went to the clerk's counter and lighted it as coolly as though nothing had happened. In a few moments Ellis had recovered himself, bnt his head was terribly shaken by the shock, and he found it difficult to stand. As aoon’ns he could fix his fiery eyes on Julian ho said: “It was a coward’s blow.” • “You’ll be a little careful hereafter about flipping your glovo in my face, 1 suspect,” calmly replied tho northerner. “Hl put a bullet in the place of my glove, if you are not a coward.” rejoined Ellis. “I shall defend myself at ever}’ point." said Julian, who thereupon turned about and went out of tho room, and happen­ ing to remember that he hod an engage­ ment with Mr. Roosevelt, went to his office. He was not there. Mr. Hosea Jenkins, tho factotum, said that a very important telegraphic dispatch from a relative had just been received, and that Mr. Roosevelt had made haste to go to his house to bear tho sad news that his njece's mother was very sick and would probably die. She wished her daughter to come at once. Jenkins told all this with tho dry precision and angularity of one whose mind contains nothing but numerals and tables-of7 interest. market quotations amTrailroad time sheets. He sat at k high desk with a bigledgfer open before him. • Ho had a pencil behind each ear and a pen in his hand. "Is it Miss Chenier’s mother who is ill?” demanded Jnlian. "Yes, in the up-country somewhere," replied Jenkins, who, though a Yankee, was proud of his southern acquirements. "Will the young lady go immediately?” “Yes, air; that is, Mr. Roosevelt tele­ graphed to bis superintendent to get ready a special sleeper and engine.” “How long since ho left here?” •!An hour, sir." Julian turned from the office.into the street and walked rapidly to the Roose­ velt mansion. It seemed to him that everything was assuming on attitude hostile to his happiness and hurrying him on to some great calamity. But he must see Rosalie before she went away. The thought of parting from her was just now peculiarly bitter. When be reached the house a servant informed him that Mrs. Roosevelt and her niece had already gone to tlie station. Mr. Roosevelt wished to- send their spe­ cial out behind the tegular afternoon passenger train sons ttfrun upon its time. Julian felt a strange sinking of the heart Altogether the day had been a frying one,-and now to have Rosalie slip away from him, to be gtme for an imtefi- nite time, just when hi* fate was trem­ bling in the balance of her decision, was too much. Ho drew his hand across his forehead, upon which celd beads of per­ spiration had gathered. He feltas though all his will power were deserting him How strangely empty the great old house looked! There was her banjo leaning against the dark paneled wall. He looked at liis watch; it was ten minutes yet to train time; he could reach the station before she was gone if he could find a carriage. He hurried into the street again and looked in every direc­ tion. Then he went to the Pulaski House, hoping to find a bus or cab lingering there; but the fates were against him An hour later a .colored boy brought •him a note from Mr. Roosevelt, who wished to see him at tho office. Ho went immediately and.Ibund there Mr. Largely also. A conference had been agreed upon with Sir Edmond Kane, and this meeting was for some precautionary consultation. . Julian’s mind was more concerned with Rosalie than with business. His flijt inquiry of Mr. Roosevelt was about her. Had she gone alone? No, her aunt had accompanied her. They had a special car. Mr. Roosevelt had sent his oldest and most careful railroad man along with them. "Bnt what is this rumor wo hear of n fight between you and Ellis?” said Largely, who was highly gratified to learn that the mountaineer had at last "ran against a solid’header." as ho termed it Julian explained without explaining. Ho did not hint of any connection Miss Chenier’s name had had with tho affair. "I regret al) this very much,” said Mr. Roosevelt; "Ellis comes of n fighte ing family; ho will challenge you im­ mediately.’’ • "If he does,-I’ll have him arrested forthwith,” replied Julian. , Mr. Roosevelt straightened himself stiffly in his choir, and gazed at the young man in utter disgust. “That would be just the thing," ex­ claimed Largely. “It might have a good educating effect on tho young men here­ about if we’d make an example of ono' by landing him safely in tho stato prison. What do you say. Mr. Roose­ velt?’ "I should think a gentleman would get dry comfort out of such a proceed­ ing.; "Yes, ha! ha! ha!—yes. you’re right,” chuckled Largely; "a gentleman would fee) queer in the penitentiary.”^ Julian xvas not so obtuse to Mr. Roose­ velt's meaning. He saw at bnce that Rosalie’s uncle held strictly to the old code of honor, and it flashed across his mind that she* too. might do the same. Next morning he rose from his bed re­ solved not to fight a dnel, let the result bo as it might. What cared he for south­ ern sentiment and custom! He owed his. allegiance to Chicago and not to Savahnah. When he went into the breakfast room ho found that Mr. Roosevelt hail already gone down town, having been sent for by some one, the servant said. Later it transpired that it was Mr. Largely’s message, and the business in hand was to consult over a sudden turn in railroad affairs. In short, Ellis had sold out all his interests to. Sir Edmond,Kane and party. This simplified matters, so that an adjustment of the Florida muddle proved quite easy. Mr. Roosevelt und Julian w$re greatly surprised. As for Mr. Largely, he swore roundly that Ellis had some devilish scheme in his head, aud said that he felt sure no good ever could come of the fellow. To the further surprise of everybody Ellis disappeared as soon as his sale was consummated. Julian received no chal­ lenge. Days slipped by. A letter came from Mrs. Roosevelt announcing the death and burial of Mrs. Chenier. Julian’s mission was ended and Mr. Largely was ready to return to Chicago.' "I haven't seen enough of the south yet.” said Julian, by way of excuse for not accompanying his employer on his northward flight; "and 1 think I shall linger awhile iu Atlanta and some' of tlie smaller mountain towns. I want to re­ visit two or three of tho battle grounds over which I chargod when a soldier lad.” "All right,” replied tlie millionaire, "you know your business best, bnt I in­ dividually havo got about all the south 1 shall ever care for." Edgar Julian’s departure from Savan­ nah was abrupt He read the following personal item in Tho News and left on the next train: "Mr. Francis W. Ellis, who recently sold his railroad interests in Florida to\ the English and Dutch combination, is) spending a few weeks among the moun­ tains of tho up-country near Calhoun. It will be remembered that he formerly had a largo distillery in that region, the capture of which by government emissa­ ries caused greabexcitement at tho time. It was rumored that a duel was pending between Mr. Ellis and a noted Chicago lawyer, but the matter hns most prob­ ably been amicably arranged. Mr. Ellis' career here has been short but brilliant. It is understood that ho netted about $500,000 on his roads. Pretty good tor a little less than three months’ work!" Ln Augusta he tarried for n day, but why he did so he could not havo told. That ho wits dreaming of finally making his way to Rosalie ho admitted, and at the same tide he did cot purpose to see her at all. Love is always thus para­ doxical. He knew that Ellis was up in north Georgia on no other errand than to be near her. and ho could not bear to think of any ono. much less Elite, seeing her oftener than he; «ti)l he. wasted a day in Augusta, idly strolling in the streets and thinking of what an unpar­ donable thing it would be for him to fol­ low Miss Chenier to her homo under such circumstances. When ho got to Atlanta he stopped and loitered. Ho found much to inter­ est him. many reminders of some hard fighting nud exciting adventures. He went and stood by the blackened founda­ tion stonea of what bad once been a spacious'^iausion on an airy hill over­ looking a broad plantation in a fertile valley. Ho remembered bow that house came to l>e burned. It was situated about two hundred yards from tho Western and Atlantic railroad, and from its. high hill commanded the track. Some rebel sharpshooters had taken refuge in it, and were galling the com­ pany to wl 'ch. Julian belonged. The order was given to charge' the bill and fire the house.. Julian, then u mere boy, was the first to reach tbe spot He at­ tacked the door with the butt of his gun and broke it in. Aa ha did so a young woman fired at him with a pistol, tho ball lightly creasing the top of his head. He was enraged nnd rushed at his fair as­ sailant with leveled bayonet She retreat­ ed and escaped, but not before be had slightly wounded her in the arm. Ho then lighted a match and set fire to the house. Now. as lie stood gazing at the ruins, pathetically clothed in their wild bram­ bles and half buried in ashy debris, he fancied he could hear the thunder of the fight rolling away toward Sthko Creek Gap. Below him lay the valley, scarcely less a fenceless ruin than when the army bad left it charred and smoking after the battle. He turned away, wondering what had become of the unfortunate family, and especially the young woman. CHAPTER XV HL AT THE OLD MILL AGAIN. lit look her bright head between hit hand*. It would serve no good purpose to de­ scribe the sad scenes at the old Chenier mill, where, amid her humble surround­ ings, Rosalie’s sweet nnd patient mother died and was buried. Mrs. Roosevelt and her niece arrived just in time to re­ ceive the last words of tlie poor, wornout woman. Just hero tho veil must fall; wo shall let a week puss after the burial before we again approach the thread of our story. Some days passed before Rosalie thought of showing her father the cross Julian had given her. She told him all tho young man had said about Provence nnd Chateau Chenier. He listened and became absorbed, bolding tho dull gold cross ia his palm tbe while and gazing fondly into the sweet, saddened eyes of his child. "Since 1 lost my limb," ho said in a melancholy bane, "and have been able to do nothing else. 1 have longed a great deal to go to Provence and see for my­ self.’’ * . "And shall we not go some day. papa?* she inquired, slipping her arm gently around his neck. He shook his head. . "Too poor. dear, too poor," he replied; “it requires a great deal of money to travel." "But. papa, I am not poor. Uncle Roosevelt Jias settled un income ot ten thousand'a' year on me in my own right! Colonel Chenier raised his head and gazed incredulously into her face. "Yon will let me Like you, won’t yon, papa?" she sweetly "continued; "Aunt Marguerite says ■"•ho will go with ns." Ho Could not answer, bnt he took her bright head between his hands and ki&sed her forehead. Her voice was more than music in his earn. “It is a long, long way. nnd 1 am growing old," he presently said, "bnt I do not regard this as my country now; I should liko to live the rest of my days in Provence, and at last mingle my dust with that of our ancestors." "We will go," said Rosalie earnestly; "we will go and see. even if wo de nnt stay. Mr. Julian says ho sat upon an old wall at Chateau Chenier and saw the moon come up from behind a hill crowned with olivo trees, just os it is de­ scribed in the- troubadour song you taught me. Mr. Julian likes all my lit­ tle French songs." Colonel Chenier looked calmly askance at his daughter nnd wondered if this Mr. Jnlian had touched her fancy. "I wish I could Feo your young north­ erner," ho presently said; "yon have made me like him; is he agreeable, is he handsome, Rosalie?’ "1 hardly know how to answer. He is kind, affable, polite, and 1 am sure he is honorable; but one can hardly call him handsome. He’s a great big, strong man, broad faced, deep eyed, and, I think, remarkably intellectual.” "How dor's he feel toward southern people? Is he a radical?” "Ho seems liberal; he and Uncle Roosevelt have grown to be great friends, and you know Uncle Roosevelt cannot tolerate a radical.” "Has ho made a very worm friend of yon, Rosalie?" ' . "Oh, yes, I liko him very much." she said with emphasis. Colonel Chenier smiled; it was the first since tho death at the mill "You haven't let him convert yon to tho Yankee idea, have you?” he inquired, toying with the cross and throwing a little touch of pleasantry into his voice. "No, not that, but I liko the north, especially the west; nnd the people up there are delightful; they are so much in earnest, so thrifty and industrious, and yet so kind and hospitable. You’d like Chicago, papa, I know you would, and you’d like Mr. Julian too.’’ " Perhaps, perhaps,” said Colonel Chenier in « tone of doubt "1 suppose lie is too young to have been in the Yankee army." "Oh. In* was with Sherman all the way to the sea," said Rosalie quickly; "he remembers all tbe little towns along the line of march: he spoke of Dalton, Resaca, Calhoun, Kingston and Mari­ etta: he was a mere boy, bnt he went through it all.” A grim, ashen shadow settled over Colonel Chenier's face as her words called: np the memory of his burned up home, >nd devastated plantation, his slaves set tree and J his fortune dissipated by the breath of that army uf Sherman's. "H.» was one of die house burners and woman instil ten* then, perhaps." “Oh, no, he wouldn't do that; he’s too much of a gentleman to ever have been guilty of such acta," she quickly ex­ claimed, her voice full of earnest faith in the young man’s innocence. "He is a proud, honorable, conscientious man. not at all what 1 imagined a northerner to be; but, in fact, papa, all the northern people are different from what wr have thought them: they are really charm­ ing-" ; “They were infernal vandals when they marched with Sherman, no matter' what they are now. Why, don’t yon know that ono of them stabbed A delaide in tlie arm with his bayonet?” “But he was some low down hanger on of tho army, or some foreigner; he could not have been n representative northern man.” "They were all of a piece; they stole With one hand and carried the torch in the other.” Colonel Chenier was growing excited, and Rosalie artfully changed the sub­ ject of conversation. She inwardly re­ sented having Edgar Jnlian classed with the common vulgar soldiery: but she did not wish to antagonize her father. She felt sure that if Julian could have a talk with Colonel Chenier he would win a way to his respect A sense of high duty urged her to present the young man to her father in the most favorable light, but innate maidenly modesty for­ bade any unseemly haste to become his defender. It would be hard to discover, and still harder to define, the amount of advantage that the simple fact of Juli­ an's visit to Provence gave him in hold­ ing his own in the estimation of both Rosalie 1 and Colonel Chenier; for, al­ though the latter had never seen him, the cross and his words at second hand from Rosalie were sufficient to win for the young man a favorable prejudice in the old soldier’s heart. Still there was a great barrier to pass. Colonel Chenier nnreed an implacable hatred against the men whose acts—in his judgment altogether unjustified by honorable rules of warfare—had ren­ dered him almost a pauper. The chains of poverty galled him and kept alive his enmity toward those whom he habitually called Sherman’s thieves. Against them he charged up all the toil, privation and humiliation of these "reconstruction --------C 1 . L . 7---------------------- 7 years through which ho had dragged The berii aalre in the world fon brtaoea, sorea. ulcers, tall rheusL I aorw, tetter, chapped bands, chllbi corns, aud all skin eruptions, and posu.vely cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect .•satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale by W. II. Goodyear, the druggist William Osborn, living near Muskegon, Is dead as a result of trying to walk Um railroad track while carrying a big jag. Local option In Calhoun county will be given a show. Tbe board of supervisor* will meet May 5 to call a special election. Hood's Sarsapariria has non such a flrm bold upon the confidence of the people. Ko other combines th« economy and str-ngth which make "ico doses one dollar” true only of Hood's Sarsaparilla. No other posesscss tile combination. t>roportlon. aud process which makes Hood's Sar­ saparilla peculiar loitself. HooiFo pills cure sick headache. W. 1. Lasbbrook has- been appointed postmaster at Wales, vlee II. L Laahbrook resigned. ' George W. Brown is under arreat at Mason and will be brought to Detroit to­ day and taken out to Ft. Wayne. It is alleged that he Is a deserter from Uncle Sam’s army. Tbe oldest inhabitant of Sanilac county is Mra. Ann McLeod, who was bom in Scotland in 1708. Why Stiffler with the Remedy at Hand. Gkntlemex: I have been a great suf­ ferer from sciatic rheumatism for five years. A portion of that time have been confined to my bed. Have been treated by the best physicians without relief. I am now taking the fourth bottle of Hib­ bard's Rheumatic Syrup and firmly believe It will work a permanent cure. It acted upon the liver nnd regulated my kidneys and digestive organs immediately, and has done me mbre good already than all the other medicines I have ever taken. I cheerfully recommend this medicine. Mns. Altha Hkrhixqtox, Altona. Mich. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, Prepared only by Tbe Charles Wright Medicine Company, Detroit. Mich. Lapeer county supervisors have decided to borrow $4,000 to supply the deficiency in tlie contingent fund. Dell Cook, of Battle Creek, and Wil­ liam Henry, of Kalamazoo, will on April 2-8 run a foot race in tbe former city for a wager of $250 a side. The distance is 60 yards. Congressmen Youmans has appointed Ray Mahaney, of Owosso, as alternate for the vacant place at West Point. These pills arc scientifically compounded, and uniform in action. No griping pain so commonly following the use of pills. They are adapted to both adults and chil- . dren with penect perfect saicty. safety. We guarantee rr" wuu we guarantee they l have no equal in the cure of ---------------------------: sick himself, a pitiable and despondent crip-' headache, constipation, dyspepsia and pie. He often said that the man who binonsnes?, and, as an appetizer, they ex­ shot him in battle, if ho conld ejter find cel any other preparation. Sold by W. him, should have bis forgiveness and H. Goodyear. friendship: but the vandals who burned The Palmcr-wlll case st Jackson stilt , his house and assaulted his daughter, drags on. One hundred and fifty wit^d who devastated bis plantation and en­ hesses have already been examined. ticed away his slaves, should never be It has been definately settled that Lndrecognized as fellow citizens by him. diugton will have a canning factor}’, a Aunt Marguerite used Colonel Che­ branch of tbe Woman’s canning and pre­ nier’s season of grief to tho effect of serving company’s Chicago factory. bringing about a reconciliation between Roy Osburn, of Owosso, has left for her husband and her brother. A trouble Washington to fill lhe position of book­ had arisen between Mr. Roosevelt and keeper In tho census department. Colonel Chenier over political differences many years before. One had been a All claims not consistent with the high Whig, the other a Democrat They had character of Syrup of Figs are purposely come near fighting overVlu^icstion of tho war with Mexico. Mr^Roosevelt avoided by the Cal. Fig Syrup Company. It acts gen tty <>n the kidneys, liver and ardently opposed the v> or policy. Colonel bowels, clean Ing tbe system effectually, Chenier just as fervidly defended it but it is not a cure-all and makes no preThe result was a rupture. So. after ten-iolis that every bottle will, not sub­ the great calamities of personal dis­ stantiate. figurement and hopeless poverty had. Senator McMillian has Introduced a bill fallen upon Wilton Chenier with the for the construction of a public building ending of the rebellion. Mrs. Roosevelt at Flint, with an appropriation of $75,000. had labored hard to bring these two fool­ ish enemies together. Her husband Ria Gratitude. finally consented, bnt Colonel Chenier, Speaking of hospital children, a phy­ her brother, rejected tho offer. Now sician, in an account of his work among she had adroitly approached the latter them, says: “One little fellow, whom I under cover of his domestic bereave­ knew very well, had to have some dead, ment, and had reached hi? heart while it bones removed from his arm. lie got well was laid bore. Rosalie added her sweet and perhaps thought I had taken a good deal of interest in him, although I was not. influence, und the stern min was con­ conscious ot showing him extra attention. quered. In short, the result was. as wo The morning he was to leave ho sent for have-said, a reconciliation. me. When 1 reached his bed I bent over It was finally agreed that the remains him. ‘Well, Willie,’ I said, ‘we will all of Mrs. Chenier should bo taken up and miss you when you are gone;’ 'and after­ removed to Savannah and entombed/h ward, ‘Did you want tom me specially H lovely old Bonaventnre. and that the The little'' fellow reached his hand up and Chenier family should go to Roosevelt laid it oo my shoulder, as I bent over him, and whispered, ‘My mamma will never Place, to remain there until prepara­ hear the last about you.’ Could any one tions conld be made for the trip to the express gratitude more beautifully I”—New ancestral estate in Provence. Aunt York Times. Marguerite cleverly humored this Pro­ vencal dream, whose fanciful threads SHERIFF BALE. had. as she discovered, wound them­ Notice is herebyjdven that byylrtuent a writ selves about the imaginations of father of fieri facias Issued out d the Clrcuii Court for lhe County Barry, tn favor of Edward P. and daughter; she made everything Gage against lhe real estate of Clark Bassett serve her turn, in fact Rosalie had be­ In said county, to me directed and delivered, I did. on the 18 of September. A. 0. IMl. come her idol, aud to keep that idot near levs- noon and takeday and «ebe all the -right, title her was her constant solicitude and and Interest at said Clark Bassett, in and to lhe following dtacrioed oorcel of Und. to wit: study. T , The undivided''one fourth (>i) of ibe south west quarter of smith we-t quarter (M)of CONTINUED section twenty two >39) In towhship ot Trvtng. Barry County. Mich., all of which I shall exfor sale at pub Ic auction or vendue, to tho Beecham’s pills will save doctor*.? bills. iK»e highest bidder, at the north front door at tbe ('■ourt in lhe City of Hastlnus. In said The new electric railway from Detroit cuur.te,House, on the 30th day of April. A. D. irej, at to Wyandotte will be Iu operation about 10 o clock In the foreq wm of said ii»r. Dated this )*th day of March. A. li tats. June 1. . Jambn D. Brnham.Sheriff. We authorize our advertized druggist to soil Dr. King’s New Discovery for con­ sumption. coughs and colds, upon this condition. If you are afflicted with a cough, cold or%ny lung, throat or cheat trouble, aud will use this remedy as direct­ ed, giving it a fair trial, ana experience no benefit, you may return the bottle and have your money refunded. We could not make, thia offer did wo not know that Dr. King’s New Discovery could be relied on. It1 never disappoints. Trial l>ottles free at W. U. Goodyear’s drug store. Largo size 30c and $1.00. PROBATE UBDKB Cnuntv ot Hurry, hohten at lhe Probate Office tn the citv of Hastings, la said county, on Tues­ day. the isib dav of April, In the year oae thowmud el/hl hundred and ninety two. Prob't"st’ W * * Armstrong, Judge ot Tn tho matter of the estate of Junes Flynn. desssMNt. On readiBRand Ming the petition duly verified ofHannah 11. Flynn, widow ot saM 4*<-ca*ed. praying that a certain instrument ihtedavfled In this court purporting to be the last will and testament of said derraeed be admiral to pro­ bate, uid that admlDhtation ol raid estate be sranted to said petitioner ur some other suitable person. Thereupon it n orrterol. that Tnradav. the loth day ot May. A. D. 1N3.K tea o'clock la the forenoon, be Molded fur the braring at Mid Since Ils first Introduction. Electric petition and that the heirs al law of said de Bitters has gained rapidly in popular erased snd all other persons interested In raid ciiat<-. are uro required to tu appear at al a scs-iian seulan ot favor, until now it is clearly In the lead estate fjfd Court, then to be Holden as tbe Probate among pure medical tonics nnd alteratives —containing nothing which permits its ere as a beverage or Intoxicant. It Is turtberonWred. that eaM petit loner give rrcogr.lred ns the best and purest medicine to the jx-reons Interested tn said estate. for nil alJueeivfc* of stomach, liver or funded. Price only 5Qq per bottle. by W. H» Goodyear. Sold (Atnweopy.) �Additional Local. folio. six column iod We are Bro. Vital - ta= ITJEL ’ltaSL.nU>e Ul«l W'« «"d mxxb. In drXTonlll jou »»)■« 1X> n01 bu>' rufs‘ eojtata. « ’ 1 ' Yntanlwr »t noon ’ 72 dime nwumd «l tao homo ot Mr. nod Mr. n H. Greenfield on north Broadway. At that hour their daughter. Miss Grace, wm Sited In marriage to Carl J. Blaachard. of Battle Credc. Rev. A. D. Grlpby per­ forming the ceremony. The happy couple left on the afternoon train for a two weeks trip, during whirh time they expect to visit ia Kentucky. They were remem­ bered by their friends* with numerous costly and useful presents, aud start out on life's journey with the best wishes of a large circle of friends. The storm last evening was quite severe here for awhile aud lightning became ■ It --------struck— the—bouse of very familiar. — John White iu tbe 4tb ward, tearing off the siding, and ripping up the carpets. Fortrtnatcly no coe was hurt, and strange to say the members of the family did not know ot the presence of their celestial vis­ itor until some time after when they were confronted with the evidence of his work. The electric lights were put out and the unfortunate nocturnal pedestrian had to groix- his way along In the dark as best lie could. THE NATIONAL LEGISLATURE. Washington. April M-The feature of iMopen te-douof lhe yeewday vm the short debar eon the Arsons fundngbill. ]rhich, by indirection, brought the dnrsVquerifon and resulted in*a .ng out the words “gold coin" and insert­ ing “lawful money of the United State*, In the iutritest. bearing prpvision of the bill, as put in by Arizona herself. Thia amendment wm carried by 28 to 34, Hill of New York voting in the affirmative. In the executive session the Behring sea molus vivendi was ratified. , Tho house passed a rraoludon to vacate the order of general “leave to print” to members who desired to submit remarks □n tbe tariff and silver questions. A resolution wm also adopted authorizing the civil service committee to investigate the alleged violation of the civil service law by certain officials in Baltimore. Ths remainder of the session wm devoted to 'the consideration of tbe contested election rase of Noyes v*. Rockwell, from the 1'wenty-eighth district of New York. Washington, April 3).—Teller made an anli-administraticn free silver , speech in the senate yesterday, and said that if the Republican party continued to adhere to the single gold standard the four chief silver producing states of Colorado, Mon­ tana, Nevada and Idaho would not be Re­ publican hereafter. Sanders of Montana denied this. Sherman announced that the existing Chinese restrictive legislation had two years to run instead of’twenty days. Thispostponeti the Geary exclusion bill The house devoted its entire session to a continuation of the Noyes-Rockwell con­ tested election case. The debate was en­ tirely without incident, the speeches technical view of tho being confined — to Following are tbe real estate transfers for the week ending March, 20 1802, as Washington, April 21—The Chinese fckeu from the books in the register’s office: RMamond Brown to sJabina and Samuel Pal­ jueetioa proved os irrepressible as the sil­ er lou IB. w ana w »oru»u ver question in the senate, notwithstand­ J F Mead to K (> Edger eo sc sec 17 Rutland ing the opinion of the foreign relations committee that existing laws remain in force till 1834. A general Chinese debate, IL>bt Dlokerman to W. C. Garrison 40 ac sec characterized by a vigorous onslaught upon Baltimore noadnAl , . Hue H Tanner to Jaeob Janson w<4 of e H . the Geary house bill by Sherman, was en­ *EM Hlnnuui'to's M°Anderson parcel sec20 tered upon yesterday, ami was left as the unfinished business IIjR,'ll«»lJto Ann Eliza Backus lot w Delton The Rockwell-Noyes contested election case occupied the entire time of the house, Bob: Peek to Wm Knzian 40 ac sec 19 Hope the debate being exceedingly dry and but little aUentiou was paid to it,’ The ma­ John W Hathaway to Geo Clum mm see n Woodland *4250 jority of the members occupied their time 0 Miller to Lucinda Squire W sc sec 7 in chatting and smoking in the foyer and Assyria Jixo cloak-rooms, Pbebe Ans Benfield s add to city *ioo . Washington, April 13.—The senate yes­ Frank BHven to Kbenezer Pennpck 00 ac sec 5 terday passed a bill increasing the pensions BaltimoreCTara E tj of Mexican war veterans who are helpless ac sec35 Yankee Springs nominal Sarah E Bold to Wilmtner Osborn lot 5M City to $12 per mouth. Tbe balance of theseslion was occupied with debate on the Chi­ Sarah E Reid to George Osborn nese exclusion bill, and tho senate ad^A^lffipa to Lucius G Clark lot 51 Phillips journed tor the day. »dd Nashville *173 . . . The house concluded tho debate on the O A Phillips to B B Downing lot W Phillips Noyes-Rockwell contested election case, add Nashville S200 ,, O a. Pullilps to J A and J M Sfsco S of lots 47 and voted to retain Rockwell, Democrat, and 45 Phillips add Niudivllte $100 in his seat, in opposition to the report of Davl-iSca |e«tuWallace Smith20 ac sec 31 the elections committee— HO to 98., At JobU*U>* $ZI5 Chas Coffins t > L McCarthy 40 ac sec 33 Rut­ lhe eveniug session thirteen private pen land HIO Washington, April 35.—The senate used Item $i.oo all of Saturday in further debate on tho Bentley Bros & Wilkins to Oscar Chinese bill without conclusion. An Frank Johnson tv W J Rule S ac sec co agreement was reached to close tho gen­ Osenr.WMTen to Elmer Warren e H of e'.-, ot eral debate on the subject at 4 p. m. to­ w. ta see 21 Castleton woo LT Patterson to J.v» Townsend lot laud 2 day. The bill will then bo open to amend­ ment and may still consume another day. KtobeLra add Cuy feTauI x S W Tulles to John IFlaboenr parcel Cedar The entire day of the house was conGrvblcto It 1 zlenJer.'hjtl part lot 67, mmed in personal explanations. Bulky □f Texas cited a recent article in the WmHBarnes to Chas Collins 40 ac Ington Post which, be said, reflected upon Rutland Mio his action in demanding a quorum on the passage of bills. Thta occupied nearly one hour. The report of the committee on Name and res’donee printing to expunge certain portions of Edwin W. retinoid. Haute Creek, the fanner speech of Walker attacking ie K. Raws. Maple Grove. Hoar and Williams of Massachusetts was Jennie A. YOblM. HiullbCS. then _ called up,,, Walker made a peri F.-ank F. Stlncbeomb, Woodland, Mnal sLatem No action was taken. tAmts AL feels, Uebewa, Ionia Co. ! Waj-BINGTO?;, April 20.—Tho senate yes­ ■ , . A VtalUn-: Eaclc. Even when half tamed and proritlod with food, the sea engle docs'ust Iowj its preda­ tory habit'. A lull grown young bird, which I^mI met with some Injury, was kept lor some week* and fed by the ganlcner nt an old castle in the west which has been Fie home of the chiefs of a Highland clan for perhaps as long an the cliff of which it tonus almost a part has. l>ccn the eyrie of the aca eagles. When cured nnd released it returned to Iw ted. and In time grew sc familiar as to enter the house The dining room, ns iu many .ancient Scotch botucs, was at the top of the castle, with several window* looking out over the Atlantic. Breakfax-t was laid and many of the guc..’s were in the room, when an open window was suddenly darkened aa tlie eagle flew in from the u-a, and folding it* wings alighted on the sill. It then flapped onto the*table and after looking at the guests standing in the room it mode Ita * •• . . terday pa-junl the Chinese bill exactly as reported by the senate committee on for­ eign relations to continue existing re­ striction lews for ten years, und sent it to the house for conference. This occupied the entire day. The entire day in the house was con­ sumed In an attempt to procure a vote on the resolution expunging certain portions of Walker’s, remarks from lhe Record. The Republicans refused to vote, and in spite of Uie large Democratic majority in the bouse n quorum of that party was not er refused to count present, but not voting, and nothing was done. Strikers* Turbulence Affects Business. Chicago, April 23.—Shipping interests are suffering on account of the longshore­ men’s strike, which scetns aa far from set­ tlement as ever. Half a dozen b‘g steam­ ers have been in port for two days without butter which was act for use nt intervals down tlie board. For two years the eagle lived about the castle, but its visits to the farmyards were not less frequent, and though “indemnity for these outrages wua freely paid, it is to be feared that the eagle’s disappearance was due to a reprisal from an injured “ ' flock cargoes. Fights between tbe strikers and non-union men are of daily occurrance despite tho efforts of the police, nnd the strikers are growing more and more des­ perate. Tester;lay morning u fierce battle took place at the Western Transit Com­ pany's dock in which half a dozen men on each side were badly used up. THE MARKETS. Colonel Geobo* Gbay, leading member of the New York bar^jti New York. Boron Schakffkr, formerly Austrian minister nt Washington, at Vienna. . Colonel H. M. Milward, at Lexlngten, Ky. THE aaranga. Butter-isaiA. seed *5.00. DEATH HKNir.- W. Derby, well-known publish­ er an<l founder of the Cincinnati Enquirer, lift, v.cjcalf. 5e. at Columbia, O. General ALBERT G. Edwards, at St. Ume-seillLgat Me per bbl; wsterltme.lLN Louis. (lata—ado. nerbu. William Henry Dixon, well-known railroad mnu, at St. Paul, Plaster-SeJUngat »4.M> per General Edwin P. Goodrich, at Boston. Bah—SslUnx at I.no per bbl. Major General Sir Lewig Pklly, at TTmotby Seed-Selling at $-.-.oo per bu. Wheat-No. 1. white* W: red H5. London. Fl-rar - $2’-0 per hundred. Grand Ducbew Frederica Wilhelwina, sister of Emperor William n, at Ba*It j - S xf ' Berlin. ECGXXB H. Cowles, son of the late Ed­ win Cowles of the Cleveland Leader at Ml dr- HU lie. El Pa*). Tex. ™ twraty-eMKh day of Audi. A. D. Ifttt. six months from that date were allowed IS THE Yon can’t help admiring onr LACE SHOES, HAND TURN, Patent Leather tips and facings. - You get “Good Form” too, in your shoes as well as in the shape of an eighty page monthly household magazine, copiously illustrated and replete with pen pictures of rare scenes known only to those who go “up and dovzi tbe Bev. J. Howard Dixon. D. D., promi­ nent Presbyterian, at SL Louis. James H. Mandeville, well-known law­ yer of Washington. Colonel J. M. Reid, an old dtizen of Keokuk. Ia, ProfeMcr Franz Leite, tho neater of Germah surgeon*. at Munich. Henry Bradman Bbyamt, of Bryant & Chicago, EM MAS Tccn builder of counsel tor BEST PLOW ON EARTH world,” with $10.00 cash trade. WOOLLET » &; BRONSON With Reversible Share and Points, Which wil) outlast five plain points cost less. Before you buy. Well, ‘ Those will do.” the There is Finest Lot of Wall Papers TR Y ITi W And you will buy no other plow. I have looked over this spring. Don’t fail to see them, they are at HOLLO WAY’S, Sign of the Elephant, in Hastings. At Goodyear’s Hardware Tr ma som tav the ces rec T ces pro Y eas pric Look at the Display LET US OK GIVE YOU A HA Agricultural Implements, G AT 5876 co & SON , We have the finest t line and the best assortment of Plows, Harrows and Cultivators in the city, we also have the Daisy Sulky Hay Rake with a steel wheel, which is. by far the best rake on tlie market. The Farmer’s Friend is •jnst what we have got in the shape of a Gang Plow. Farm­ ers it is to your interests to examine our stock before buyng; and see our Walking Plow for $10.50. POINTER! I E80 by tlie THAT WHEN Hastings Banner That You Buy Goods RiODGE&SON OF US AND PC Are selling thoee RECORD. -J>re«Msd f LSoar.M calves. NOHCB FOB HEARING OF CLAIMS. HlUtfl ot Michigan. County nt Burry-ss Can't Help It BLUE SUITS, That the PONTIAC CHIEF, Record 2-27 BOYS IN BLOK Wear Standard under rule 1. Candidate for a mark of 2-20 or better this year. Will stand at Nashville under the man­ Cheaper than Ever agement of Chas. McMoore, Barry county’s greatest horse trainer. Horsemen will do well to patronize “PONTIAC CHIEF” the only horse in the county with a state reputa­ tion. For particulars enquire of the owner I Tell YOU they Of Hartings or CHAS. McMOORE of Nashville. Buy Lots YOU CAN BRING THEM BACK IF THEY ARE NOT tor, rapid What You Want OR ARE NOT T Of theae Goods, and Right Size. SELL LOTS TOO We seD our goods for what they are. R. MUDGE & SON it wil n a de alone � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-05-05.pdf 313de864c400d94689ff1b5d91fcaeab PDF Text Text T IT 1 tie best /Ldvertu- 1 ’ T-* Hastings Banner. Largest Circulation &ferin,ki ---------------- --------- ~------- :--- ------ —---- —__________ ' ■ , ' — ....... '............ " ""..IZSi V.OL. XXXVII. NO. 1 HASTINGS, MICH., MAY 5, 1892.______________________________ WHOLE NO. 1925 A NEW INVENTION. Lehr Seven Octave:-: THEIWUS DRUG STORE. For It! years the leading drug and book store in Hastings. Seccsd-Hud School Books, The most complete stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. UI. 5- GoodyeH The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. Hastings, - - - Mich. Piano Style Organ Ib n new invention no longer! U V 9 Because they are now well-known throughout VV n I I the United States/ When Lehr Organs first came out the New York “Music Trade" said: "Despite the many attempts which have been made for some time past by reed-organ manufacturers toward something new in reed-organs in the way of six or seven oc­ tave styles, they have all until but recently failed. It is, therefore, interesting to note the somewhat remarkable suecess which Messrs H. Lehr & Co. have attained in this di­ rection." , The Chicago "Indicator’' said Jan. 16th, 1892: "The suc­ cess of Lehr & Co. lias been remarkable and affords another proof that the public soon appreciates a really good article.” YpQ If you don't want to buy a poor organ, when yon I LO, j-an get the Lehr, the handsomest, best toned and easi-st blowing Organ in the market at a most moderate prii-e, examine it at the store of JOHN BESSMER, HASTINGS, - - . - - - MICH. Great Closing Out Sale —OF— Hardware, Paints, Oils, Builder’s Hardware, Buggies, Wagons, and Farm Implements, At the 25 YEARS SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that STEELING INLAID. SPOMSAHD FORB Are warranted to last. Also remember you get a Present—“Good Form,” of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jew­ elry store. Quality and price al­ ways right. • ‘ ■ N F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. THE REASON WHY You should buy Wall Paper of FRED L. HEATH, The Druggist, is that his stock is bright and fresh. The as­ sortment has not been brok­ en, his styles are the latest and his goods the best qual­ ity. He is anxious to sell, Jje can not afford to carry as large a stock as he now has, as he has not the room or money. If you are are going to buy call and look over his stock. He will be pleased to show you through. If you buy of him yon will make no mis­ take. He also carries a full line of paints, oils and dye stuffs (including Cushing's Perfection. Diamond and Peerless Dyes.) Make no mis­ take in the place. POWER’S 1 HARDWARE Du Door Dili ol City DuL STORE. Fred L. Heath, Owing to the decease of the late proprie­ tor, this stock must be sold, and to move it rapidly SPECIAL LOW PRICES Will be made for the next 30 DAYS. This stock is new, clean and large. In it will be found all those articles usually kept n a.first-class hardware store. The necessity of closing up the estate of the late proprietor alone causes the reduced prices we are; mak­ ing. • T6 THE DRUGGIST, To consumers of kerosene oil in Has­ tings anil Barry Co: Wo have established an agency at Hastings for the sale of Snow Drop oil, which for iumlnating pur­ poses has no equal. Being a product of Pennsylvania crude and 155 degrees fire test makes it perfectly safe. It produces a ciear and white light and free of odor, nor does it cause any deposit on chimney which is so common with cheap and low test Ohio oil. Since July 1, 18V1. Michi­ gan allows the use of 120 degrees flro test oil whleh permits the the sale of kerosene made from Ohio crude and possesses a larger percentage of sulphur and after ex­ tracting sufficient naptha (explosive part) to raise the fife test to 150 degrees or more It becomes useless, so far as producing light is concerned but at a low test will bum fairly well, still producing a very disagreeable ordor while burning and load­ ing the chimney with a greasy substance. Give Snow Drop oil a trial, the cost is but little different than what you pay for the cheap goods you are using and (he satisfac­ tion you will get br light will more than compensate, saying nothing of additional safety. For sale by 8. E. Phillipa, H. L. Newton and Cook A Cook. A. D. MaTMARP, Wholesale Ag. Hastings. Wish. Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays by COOK BROS.. HASTINGS. HIGH. COUNTY NEWS. up ..n . ..res e. rw Yankee Nprlnga. 1 Almond Ritchie commences work for ‘Lucy Bugbee next Tuesday—We think Art Is the fastest traveler on record, for last Sunday be was seen In Springport, Eaton 1 Lipids and Parmelee. How Is that for traveling—Mrs. Lucy Bugbee was seen on our streets the other day selling looms Those wishing to buy call at her place— Geo. Keller and wife, of Kentucky, are calling on Mrs. Keller's slater. Mrs. Wm. Potter, of this place—Mrs. T. 8. Clark and daughter were the guests of Mrs. 8pringer last Sunday—Dave Trimmer and Ed. Hall are building n picket fence near Parmelee this week—iFranlrJohnson was seen driv­ ing through towu last Sunday. Delton. The saloon closed last Saturday night— Some drunks broke oht several ghiits In Mr. Huested’s front, when prowling around the streets when they ought to have been at home In their little beds—Wm. Chase has had his house painted; J. Doonan do­ ing the work—Jerry Soroul has got his house back on the foundation again, where .It was before tbe.atenu Jaet Wednesday night—Mrs. Backus has moved into her new house—The grist mill Is in running order again—Frank Bishop has just put up a telephone line between his house and Ids brother’s—E. J. Hartman has gune to Carlton Center to work with his father building houses, etc—The ladies aid con­ vened at Mrs. Evans Wednesday—Bom, to Mr. and Mrs. E. Plfer. Sunday morning. May 1st, a girl, weighed 8\—Frank Post Is better at this writing—Misses Mary Foiey and Doonan have been visiting at Mr. Monroe’s tlie past week—Geo. Kern is In Kalamazoo this week on business—Mrs. M. R. Gwtn lias returned from Kalainazno —Mr. Edgeit is on our streets again—J. Kncestrlck Is very sick—The baloou frame to the Pennock store is up—Frank and Al. Bishop's mother is visiting them this week —Prof. Robinson will move Into the house now occupied by Mrs. Whitlock, and she will move In where the Prof.. moved out. Cloverdale. Two carloads of lumber have arrived here for the use of the Zeeland Brick Co.— The new pastor. Rev. 8 pl tier, preached at the church last Sunday—Lurena King, who has been at Richland, Is at homo again—Geo. Graham has moved iuto his new house—Mrs. Jane VanHorn is to all appearances Improving In health—The highway commissioner elect having failed to qualify.'the township board appointed Gideon Wilkinson to till vacancy—Our school is crowded, and it is about time to think of building a school house at Clover­ dale—The mother bf Eugene Dick, of Rockford, is visiting him—Some one had the audacity about two weeks ago, to steal a couple of roosters from Chris Hartman. The latter found an old kettle in which fowls had been cooked. lie also found a two gallon jug almost full of cider, also otic gallon jug almost empty. The thieves are known and can have the balance of the cider by paying the damages—The meat market here is being conducted by Charles Judin, of Richland—Henry Wilkinson has his new house well along—James Doonan Is about to move'his family Into part of A. Kingsburg’s house—Nancy Park, of Wood­ land, is visiting in this vicinity. Prairieville. This week we have bad t% mourn the death of oue of our best and most esteemed young men, exemplary in character, belov­ ed by all. After a brief but serious illness, Eugene Wales. In the noontide of life, .was called last Sabbath by the Master of all. to that blessed home where the angels udgn —Tuesday evening Inst, M. J. Goss and Indy were caught nnppbig and completely taken by storm. Their friends In country and In town filing In upou them, laden with the toothsome and thu gmxl. The surprise was a complete one. and more complete, when the Rev. Harding in behalf of the visitors addressed the family, and in a few words filly chosen, presented them with a finely upholstered plush chair, a small token of Prairieville’s esteem toward them, to l>e a reminder of Its people and associations,. Mr. (Joss and family Intend-’ ing in a week or so to remove to Plainwell. | Mr. Goss, brimful of feeling, thanked the housefull of friends. In behalf of himself and Mrs. Gons, for the kind manifestation toward them in words which plainly showed the coming severance from cher­ ished friends and loved associations. The midnight hour being on, with good byes and God bless you, the enjoyable evening's gathering ended. Thursday following, a surprise greater’atlll awaited Mr. Gow and lady, the (Aid Fellews. of .Prairieville, giv­ ing them a surprise of their own, and right well did they succeed with Mrs. Goss’s aid in disturbing his quiet. M. J. wns com­ pletely corralled and seemed to wonder what was up. but having traveled rotlgh and smooth roads,. he was prepared for emergencies. After the evening had been spent pleasently for a time with chat and jokes. Dr. Mclxaty, In behalf of the Odd Fellows of Prairieville, presented Mr. Goss with a combination collar of purple and scarlet trimmed with sliver and gold; after which with a few fitting remarks, be presented Mrs. Goss In their behalf, with a handsome breast-pin, emblematic of the three links. To which Mr. Goss, in be­ half of himself and Mrs. Goss, replied with feelings of emotion, heartily thanking them for this their token of brotherly love and esteem. Mrs. Goss following, gra­ ciously thanked the company In her own behalf. And ere they had time to think of the oranges and cigars they brought, she had them surprised by delicious Ice cream and cake, soon after which ended one or the most pleasant of evenings. NERVOUS EXTRAVAGANCE. Jinny People Wa«tn Knergy That They Need Groat Orca*I on*. "Do you kuow what an immense amount of nervous energy people waste coutirninlly, which might lie stored up?" asked a physician. “A very nervous person is apt to have little tricks of manner which she fancies are a help to her and cover her con­ fusion, whereas they are really nn injury and loss. A habit of wriggling in your chair, of twirling something in your fingers as you talk, of biting your iipa or tapping on the floor with your fcot or a hundred other things, it would be a decided gain to restrain. "Very few people realize how rare a thing it is to sit perfectly still or to do things comjFOstdly without wasting* any effort. An oculist who was examining a patient’s eyes placed a chair niSl told her to lie seated. Then immediately he naked her to get up again.' ‘Do you know th^rt there isn’t one person in a hundred.who doesn’t do that?’ he naked. ’Do what?’ she said, thoroughly mystified. ‘Move the chair wheu sitting down. You moved It several inches and I wanted you in exactly that light.’ ‘'Probably you never noticed this, yet ob­ servation confirms It. Now, why should Curltou. . anybody, having put her chair where she IxfwIs Cole has struck a sand utono thinks she wants it, move it In the act of quarry on his farm and II is a good one.— ■itting down? It is from a habit of irreso­ Cote A Haddix will move their saw mill to lution and nervousness, a failure to do just Mr. Haddix's farm in Rutland ns soon as whnt she meant to—to mnkfi her intention the roads arc dry.—John Carpenter and go straight to the mark. Probably it is wife and Let. Carjienter and wife spent quite unconscious with most people. Sunday at Rufus Hosmer’s.—Ere this is "In learning to write or to draw you seen In print there will l»e surprise party lenrn to steady your hand and draw liqes given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Asa which shall show no deviation or raggedOdell by a few of their friends. Ail antic­ ncM, but lx? always correct nud firm. It ipate a good time.—Geo. Hnrtman and son is worth while to try to do everything in Ed are home from Deltoji.—Geo. Becken- the saimt way, with no raggedness, no hlser raised his bam last Thursday.—We rambling off. „ hear it re|K>rted that John Row shot Add "But, ns every nervous person knows, it Rnw while In a quarrel, but we cannot say ■eems almost impossible. You feel thntif how true It is. Litter we hear that Add you ure debarred from ‘letting off steam’ will not live. you must go crazy, or jump up or down, or scream, or do something to horrify or CuaU Grove. shock people. “Well, but try it. Keep perfectly still. Gee. Coals Is able to be out again.—Sid. Don’t twiddle your fingers, or shake your Thomas and wife are visiting In Hope this foot, or jerk your shoulder, or giggle, or week.—Born to Walter Barnum and wife clear your throat, or say unmeaning things of llblines vicinity an eleven |>ound boy.— because you are afraid to be silent. Keep Wm.1 Kennedy and wife of Grand Kaplds it up minute after.minute. You will be are visiting nt J. Fuller's thin week.—The surprised to And how long-you cun do it. party for Frank Wolf was well attended, "Then, when you canunt stand it nay and they presented him with a fine bible. longer, make ypur escape and do some of —Mr and Mrs. Radatnakcr of Grand Rap­ the violent things you have in mind. You ids ure spending n few days with James will And that you might have hysteria Townsend. twice a week or break a window occasion­ ally without using up half the nervous force that would Irak out in these little Woodland. unsuspected ways.’’—Pittsburg Dispatch. The rain of thu past few days itas im­ proved the looks of grass and wheat— Doctoring tho Wild Animals. John Eastman died Sunday night The noupltals for cats (and dogs ore quite funeral occ tired at the Baptist church on common In the large eitiiw, and many n Tuesday.—C. 8. Palmerton was in Has­ tings Tuesday, on legal business.—F. F. feline and canine pet kns been successfully Hilbert went to Muskegan Tuesday to nursed through a severe illness by the ex­ pert doctors who spend their lime in study­ vote for Cleveland, so tie said.—The case ing animal diseases. With Ibe exception of Henry Smith vs. John Snows was set­ of wounds and injuries, the great majority tled Monday.—A livery team from latke of the complaints which the pets suffer Odessa lielonglng to Mr. Hew it became from eome as a direct result of too high ladly frightened Tuesday in our village. living. Sweets, cake, catidy aud highly The wind was blowing bard and blew a seasoned food will in the course of time piece of paper under the team, and the make even the dumb brutes sick, and the paper wrapped around one of the horse’s auimal doctors frequently find that nil legs. Several, parties assisted In quieting their patients need uro a little physic aud the team but not before it demolished the plain living. Two weeks of si£ch cotnmon buggy pole.—Our village ordinance went treatment generally restores the peta to Into operation Monday morning. Every­ health and strength again. thing passed off smoothly.—Fruit tree men But of Late years the importations to are busy delivering trees and shrubs. this country of wild animals for circuMn, menageries and exhibitions of various OranKevlU*. kinds have been so largo that there has Geo Coon’s daughter Grace died at thu sprung up a regular system of doctoring Kalamazoo ssy him last Thursday and was for wild animals. Their complaintx gen­ brought here last Saturday for burial— erally ara very few. At first they are James Heed Is moving his old house to homesick nfter leaving their forest jun­ make room fora new one—Rev. Newberry, gles, and they pine away in their cages un­ of Kalamazoo College, held services in the less they arc carefully watched. The wilder church on Sunday—Cora Saddler returned and fiercer ones refuse to be oonsoled, and to Galesburg on Tuesday, after spending a they often Injure themselves In their frantic few days with her parents here—Mrs. efforts to break through their iron. cage. Frank Saddler Is quite 111— Robert Galland Is spending a few days with lib old neigh­ bors here—F. B. Fish, of Allegan, was In town Saturday. FLUORESCEIN. A Bright Chemist Hettles a Quarrel by®. Rumarhablc Optical Test. A remarkable taldition to the vast and continually Increasing number of applica­ tions which Lhsmixtry has found in practi­ cal life is reputed from Germany. The event is the more striking by giving evi­ dence of the incredible sensibility some­ times observed In chemical r<*actions. In a mountainous part of the above nientionwl country, located at the watershed of two large streams, the population from ancient times ’ enjoyed an abundance of delicious trout frequenting the environing brooks. Modern industry, however, did not hesitate to place several manufactories on the shores of these creeks, and their refuse waters six>n were noticed to pollute the downward courses. i The raisers and consumers of fish, how­ ever, were soon to protest: they sued one at these establishments for damages, claim­ ing that the refuse fluidx bail killed all the flail in their brooks. To this the manufac­ turer objccteil. declaring that there was no communication lx-twccn the water passing his works and the plaintiffs’ brooks. The latter, however, though no v Lslble communiciaton of both waters.could be ascer­ tained, maintained that the communica­ tion was a subterranean one. This lx-ing the state of affairs, a chemist happened to visit the aceno of the quarrel, and having been informed about the trouble, at once declared that the question might very cosily be settled by o simple op­ tical tert. Both parties agreeing to sub­ mit to his decision ns an expert, he under­ took to perform the task. The class of organic compounds com­ prised by the name of benzine derivatives, and abounding with brightly and richly colored bodies, as well rw with important medicines, also includes a substance called "fluonwccine,” from the peculiar intense fluorescent properties of iuelf aud some a£ its compoends. The substance represents a dark red powder, dissolving in alcohol with a red­ dish color having n green fluorescence. Its compound with sodium offers this green fluorescence to an almost incredible degree of intensity;'it is perceivable in water con­ taining one part of the compound to 10,­ 000,000 of water. In its effect upon maa and animals of any kind, however, fluorm ccine is a perfectly harmless substance. It was to the optical property of fluorm-' ceine that our expert resorted when one flue day, provided with a tin box contain­ ing two pounds of sodium compound, bo proceeded to dissolve it in a barrel of wa­ ter, the contents then being ponred into theorook above the factory buildings. No sooner hod the admixture taken placethan the brook, formerly clear ami transparent, liecanie opaque, but of a shining green color, which spread rapidly downward with the flowing water. All the water in the lower course of the brook, and even In some ditches and creeks which had not been known to communicate with the brook subjected to the test, became green, and kept this color unto its inflow into the broad stream about five miles away. The population was astonished am! Ixv came excited, fancying that the water had been poisoned, a fear which they did not abandon before having been convinced that the water was still drinkable and un­ changed in-taste and even in color wheu held against the sun. The green hue was only perceived in the water covering the dark background of the river bod. People also became easily persuaded that only the water in communication with the stream pasting the factory was subject to the change, all thu others having remained hi their former condition, including the one belonging to thu suing fishermen, who thereupon grve up the complaint and re­ sorted to efficient cxjxidients to provide fresh trout for their waters.—Popular Sci­ ence News. Mrs. Partington's Half Sister. A certain Maine Womiui who has plenty of dollars, but a very hazy idea of English orthography, returned from n visit to New York. Said she to a friend: ‘*Oh, I had stich a perfectly lovely lime; everything wax so convened, you know. We stopped in a bouse where we rode up to our room in a refrigerator, and I always had my washing done at the foundry right there in the bouse. It was uwfui. nice. Then there wnrn't no trtove nnd no clutter ip the rooms. There was one of these legis­ lates right in the floor and the heat poured right up through.” "How did it happen that, you came back so quickly?” “Oh, well, you sec, Sairy didn't have no appertite. 1 bad the hardest work to got her anything that she could realize. Hon­ estly, when I got her homo she wax almost an individual.” Perhaps it was this woman’s litisbarxl who said that “Hen Peters got killed this morning, and the coroner has jest gone out to hold nn insect on him.”—Lewiston Jour­ nal. __________ The DreetnaFof Infancy. When babies smile in their sleep soma will say angels are whispering to them. Yet wheu they are old enough (though not yet out of thu age of innocence) to repeat their dreams, it is not always of angels that three are found to bare been. Not al­ ways are they derived from fleeting, un­ conscious recollections of the home whence they have so lately come. On the con­ trary, it is chiefly, as Charles Lamb, ob­ serves, during the period of sinless infancy that shapes of terror will intrude upon the midnight pillow—that the slumberer will start from dreams “to which the rereriiA of the cell damned murderer are tranquil­ lity.” How vividly docs the gentle resayist recall these helpless agonies of his own infancy. We almost fancy we cun see him start from slumber on some morky night with a dread foreboding, which was sure to realize Itself, of seeing souse (rightful specter.—Argosy. A Practical Postcard. Who says that John Bull is not inventive? An enterprising country publisher, who has noticed that Immense numbers of peo­ ple suffer from an almost unconquerable repugnance to letter writing, has prej>ared a special postcard for the use of lazy cor­ respondents. The back of the cart is divided lengt hwise into ten unequal spaces, and the energies a< the reluctant scribe are spurred by the following soggeBtive head Ings, one of whkli is conspicuously printed to the left of each at the dlviriooa: I. Data. 5. Excoec for Dot having written sooner. �Thuisdsy, May 5- BEECHAM’S; i 89 3 K c6oiTBROs7 P££P!lSi2Il- HUS ; The Illinois Statesman in the ■ Presidential Race. □hjokbemint with a condition. If Um Ugbtatng Strikes West Prairie , ventioa adjourneu sine <Ut» OHIO HEP^SUCANS. at-I^rge Appoint... ClXvgLASD, April, 2k—The Republican state convention, assembled again yester-1 dny and Governor McKinley was made i permanent ’chairman. After a few words in favor of harmony the governor closed ami the report of tbe resulutionn committee\vas read. Th® refer­ SwtlSGHELp, Ill*., April IS.—Interest ence to Harrison is as follows: “We <to­ . clare our unbounded confidence in Presi­ yesterday morning centered In the ques­ tion of one day or two days’ duration of dent Beuja nln Harrison, awl without j qualification Indorse awl commend his the Democratic stato convention. "7*7 rj administration of the great office which he I By that Ime the convention convened claimed at to . bolds. He has given the country a wise, > 3 o’clock the Cleveland men rot c,“the l**’"d to > jQSg an<j pMtriotic administration. He has comhave elected enough membarai------' *•’ maintained lhe national dignity and honor eland in theaplatform, mittee on resolutions to iinsure generous at homo and abroad. He has mpheld tbe recognition of Cleveland In national the platform. that the dele- ’! at gl°rr of ’*»o while promoting peace All they asked was tu»; transfer ths Uatienn! their-!->*; al- 1 Rh «0‘i securing prosperity. He hAs faithCleveland should gates be Instructed to transfer their al­ ' fully redeemed the pledge given before bis legiance from Palmer to Cleveland should , election and jealously guarded the inter­ i cuts of the whole people. While carefully and intelligently observing tho platform and teachings of his party, be has yet been a statesman, wise, broad and eminently First Business Session of the Omeh* Conference. A question of laymens beats. Covers ■* a Testates* ate WM Ctatefl £ ■ CARTER'S "ffpri eVer is -f •II SICK •• /K " HEAD Tfpge Of ho h«Ve used it §ticl\ to it. lijose who tr> r>? reejret not havincj tried it bejore. it' is a full 4oz.,plug I Hood*i Boraapartlla Rracned Thely Omasa, May l-By way qf regular Imaine*> the delegate* to the twenty-flnrt quad­ rennial conference of tbe Methodlot Epis­ copal church met at Boyd's theatw at a o'clock yester­ day morning, and were called to ore derby Bishop Bow­ man. The beauti­ ful theater pre­ sented a most charming picture. Mrs Chaplain Mc­ Cabe, Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Bishop Mer­ rill, and others oc- . CO pM low ot cb. „M1O, right of the stage, while on tbe left were Mro. Bishop Ninde with her daughter; Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Chamberlain, of Colorado; Mrs. Bishop Newman: Mrs. M. A. Clafflin; ex-Governor Evans, of Colorado, anti, Mr. and Mrs. P. S. MerrllL Bishop Newman reail a wripture leeson, and then the great audience united in singing the hymn, “He Giveth tbe Increase." The opening prayer was delivered by Bishop Foos. Election of Mee rotary. Secretary Munroe called tbe roll of the delegatee. Dr. Monroe and Dr. HartieU For Scrofula. Salt Rheum, and aH other foul humors in the b'ood of children or adulte. Hoods SanapsriH. Is an unequalled remedy. Rcadthij; W. “ Wo are so thankful to Hoad> S.Tnxna. rtlla far what it did tor our little prl that >a make this statement for Uie bcter. t of 0uk Suffering Children Our girt was a beautiful baby, fair afl.i n'.ftjp and healthy. But wheu she «fes > tclB old, sores broke out behind her can md spread rapidly over her hrad 1 lonhetf down td her eyra. and into her neck. We consulted onset the best pliysiiitm* i:i iirocklyn. but nothin? did her any good. .The doe. ton said it was caused by a loiufula lluaor in the blood, liar bead be ? m ■ ' I Ono Complete Sore offensive to the smell and <lret»dft:l to look *L Her general health waned r.ml fe]K. hy tn a largo chair all day without any life or en­ ergy. Tbe sores caiued greqy iuhiag .^4 burning, so UuU at rimes we had v> r.-itrxia her hands to prevent scratchi:^. For 3 yean | American and patriotic." I Strong on the SfcKlnley Law. j G’ovcrnor McKinley Is then indorsed and the longest paragraph in the platform is given to the McKinley tariff bill which is She Buffered Fearfully unqualifiedly approved. Free coinage is opposed exec-plunder conditions that will with thto trrrlbto humor. Iking >irge»l to try make every dollar coined tho equal in Hood’s fioraaparllla we did so. We value intrinsically, m well as otherwise, noticed that she had more life and appetite. * other dollar. A proteat against The medicine seemed to drive out mom of other Aprou 'to. ’ doltar. **' ------try of the vldZZBlvA® importation into thto tbe humor fur a short time, but It aeon tegn to nua and criminal cuwsro u. Europe closes subside, the itching and bu m, o B , r«^e, j the platform, which was adopted with a and in a tew months hr? head b _ cutlrtiy HmiWhq ye* OuWi Little User MM shout, and thoconrention proceeded to the lh.conr.nUon w u> clear of the sore. Bhelsnowpcrfreily w.fj, equally vsluahlo tn Const! paUcn. curing sod pre­ venting thia annoying complaint.while they also has no evidence of the bumof. and her skin is nomination of camlldates. ccrreet all disorders or tbesumach attaatoue the dear and healthy. Hbe aevm* likn e!>. The Ticket Komlnaletl. liver sad x®gula*etbeliriwaie > tbe bowete >isn Mtan ifthey ttey only Uroly different child, tn health awl grneral The first thing was tbe selection of a appearance, from what she was bciure taking state ticket, and it was done as follows: Secretary of state, S. II. Taylor, a Sher­ man man: supremecourt justices, William were placed in nomination for permanent •Aobethey would bsahDortprioetaeitotbaea who JOHX p. ALTGELD. T> SPcar ao‘1 J- Y. Burkett; supreme court secretary of the conference, and the former bcflirfrom thia iBetrsasing nomMatnh bulfortuU’ I^h-gatee-at- was chosen. It U the fourth time that nstaly tteirrMdnresdoce Dotendbareiaadthose it become apparent that Palmer could not ^erkl whoone® try them will AM thMoUttJaptlbrett* lhe prLl<l,i,tl»l nmnln.dot Tbt t"-'1' t **“ -DTMittan •«. honor baa been conferred upon him. In~ K .l“ I tbci1 selected ns followa; Governor McKin- \ cldentally tbe vote developed the fact that then selected a» it>nw»; — - ----------receive me jhcjiuvuu.w .............------- _ .- 1ley, — — Ji„r»r,uu. Foraker. ex-Governor Foraker, W. M. Hahn, ; , over ’ MO delegatee were present. Dr. Palmer men denied thia condition of af­ and Asa Bosbnel—two Sherman and two , fairs, and asserted that the ultra-Palmer Moulton, of England, the representative New York, Brooklyn. N. Y. resolutions would go through with a Foraker men—tbe latter being tho other ' of the M’esleyan connection there, was inForaker men. Foraker was called for, 1 whoop. | traduced to tbe conference. He to a ro­ and when he came forward ho received an This Testimonial The Convention Get* to Work. tund, rather au born-haired man of per ­ others do ooL The convention bail filled long before ovation, niaden brief speech and the con­ tape M years and withal a man ot y1"! 1 Is aa tHustrafion of what Hoad*' Sarwparflto 3 o’clock. In fact before 1 o’clock the gal­ vention adjourned sine die. ant address and definite plans. trots Maine to Callfonux |u lhe ujht of leries began to take on an animated ap­ First DIkomIoc •/ the Meeting. Missouri Republicans. _ pearance. There were many ladies pres­ The first^rock that disturbed the smooth JEFFKBTUN City, April 3».—The Repub­ ent In the reserved.rcat, and an immense crow’d of delegates and politicians. Tem­ lican state convention, after l>eing in ses­ Hboo s Pills *«• n”r uj*. eoawijwM, CARTER MEDICINEOO., Now V<M*i Chairman J.,IL Williams wgs re- sion from Wednesday morning, all that SMALL PILL. SMAIL DOSE. SMAIL PRICE i porary trom dele-. celved with applause and made a speech night nearly, to fl p. ut. yesterday ad­ Meure .ItUn*. Formerly lb. Uy a.l«»u» here dealing principally with the tariff issue, journed sine die. The resolutions indorse FOR PROFIT ^lAep lAD a । and denouncing the McKinley law. Thu tbe administration ut President Harrison occupied eeM* with th. minium from their own coul.reo«« nab wm. ol them I speech was short and the appointment of Z Z zsxy iMleh.) ML'SIbut no not instruct: otherwise they are here a notion th.t they eecunUlemeonfJ 7J/J4'/ NKH1 C O L - । committees was soon disposed of aud then an orthodox Republican declaration. il.Irr.tion then they ehuuhl Other, were _ KOK. Major William Warner was nominated o< • eonlmry opinion, Aitor • .plotted de­ Enclose »tamp for circular. Address. A. 8. FA HIS 11, Prop'r. for governor and a full stato ticket se­ bate the Uy delegUee weee permitted to ALTGELD MEN_WIN THE POINT. lected. The delegatee-at-large to Minne­ Ut by turned,™ by tbe tollowlnc rote: Th® Convention Goes Bight Along With apolis are Major Warner, C. I. FiUey, Clerical-!.*. 1« o»y. 1®: Uy-yee. 1®; the NomlnaUou*. R. C. Kerens and A. C. Dawes. The recess instead of adjournment for taken. _____ / SCORES ON THE DIAMOND. the day was not carried without a fight A. SCRIBNER. M. D.. . Physician and Surgeon, and a hard one, the anti-Altgeld men re­ WRANGLED OVER THE SEATS. sisting to tbe bitter end, and at times the Delton. • Mich. Office in resMenc»xDne “lock east of depot convention wax a scene of hubbub and Chicago, April 97.—Yesterday's playing confusion. But the vote wax taken at last Bishop Merrill was in tha chair when on League bate ball diamonds resulted In and resulted in a manner to make the sup­ IT A. A C. H. BARBER the following >re»: At Pittaburg—Urtris- tbe gavel fell for th* afternoon session, LL • Physicians and Surgeons. port era of Altgeld believe they owned the igton— an<! nred Instruction, send one dollar viUed, PittabuigO; at Washington —PhilPhil­ . which was bsld in Exposition hall, where Calls In city or county responded to with earth. Upon reassembling the perma­ . for our “ Book for Advertisers." A I Cleveland— J <11 future sessions will ta b.ld. Tho al­ little study of that book will enable ( nent organization committee reported adelphia fl. Wkahlngton 5; at Cbrc’cxd promptness, Jay or nlghL yon to decide what you ought to do, putting up Clayton E. Craft® for perma­ Chicago 1. Cleveland 5; at Cincinnati—St. lotment of seats was the first thing in or­ and give an idea of the probable cu»L ( Louis •!. Clnctanari 10; at Brooklyn —BaL der, tnil but before it was taken up Dr. nent president, an announcement which WHY 18 THE _ ILLIAM O. LOWDEN’. I created a storm of enthusiasm as Crafts llmore 10; llrooklyn IS at New York— Thiekley attempted to have tho motion Beaton 13, New York X I delegate* to choose seata by Lawyer. took the chair. to place a certain amount of advvr- . Office over Julius Russell ’ s store, Stets CHICAGO, April 'JL—The Chicago dub' tbrmwlvr*- reconsidered, ayiLaareeaded In Was There for Business. Using for you in the way we think ’ will do you lhe most good, you shquld ( Aftef the noise had subsided Mr. Crafts is responsible for much wrvping and • getting il ®o mod tird that to a layman street. Hastings. Mich. send *n explicit statement of what . said: “Before assuming the duties of this walUng, and not a little unmitigated j wanted t«> sit amocl the preacher* he you wish to accomplish, and make ’ position permit mo to express to tho Dem ­ suitable arrangements for paymgnL ( Anglo-Saxon on th® j>art of the cranks in could do se. Then a wordy •*»A. SHELDON, , Your order will then receive oil lhe ocrats assembled here my sluceru thanks tbUdtr. Vrt«nl«rU wu ««ln tAk.n ;»uedou<l:eXllQli»«>tor A colored • Abstract and Real Estate Office. attention that it requires. for the distinguished honor conferred upon Into eomp br the CloTeUnd boy,. Fol- , _hroLh _____ ______________________ . __ 40mm t. K' AWract Block. Heatings. Mon^y m OU Beal Estate Kcal Estate me. I understand I have been selected ImrfW I, th. • secured the first choice and 'teak tbe best Lwm rwori: ♦old nn c nnnlMlor.. General conferencing, chairman upon the express condition that - ‘ one in the bouse amid much laughter. li.ivti.g acomnlete *e» of Abstract Hooke, com- I shall not make a speech [laughter and Washtnglon—(First game) Boston S, I ■UweaaaiiM With ihe Hau" piUk! from the ilccord*. ean furnish complete prepared and a plan of advertising < applause]; therefore, without further pre­ Washington O', (second game) Boston t tracts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. The drawing of lota progmwwl. but F. marked out; to be told what papers 4 liminary observations, I await your pleas­ 2, Washington 1; at Baltimore— Brooklyn J. Young. of North Dakota, look nznbragu you should u»A and what tbe cost ’ 4, Baltimore 1: at Cleveland — Chicago 1, ure. Reports of committees are now in will be, wo will furnish tbe srfrer- ( P. DRAKE, M. D., because his name camo not, and plainly ttoement and the plan-either or . order.” The routine committees reported Cleveland 5; at Pittaburg—Louisville«, j both, and submit them for your coo- ’ at Philadelphia—(First and the reports were disposed of In abort Pittsburg 4; ip rsr rtTwid st • Office over Holloway's drug store. rlderaUon. together with our bill for ( with the hat," and quite a ueated colloquy gaqiv) New York 1. Philadelphia 15; (sec ­ the service. ( Office boars from 3 to * p. m. Telephone, con order, and then the fight on going on with ensue*!.' Al fl o’clock all the seats had no*ncetlng with residence, at Holloway's drug tho business was renewed. Among tho ond game) New York 4. Philadelphia 1. been assigned, a* quite a number were instore. men who oppoeed rapid action was Tom Chicago, April 30.—A break In the mon­ ainuallng that they were no* getting a fair Merritt, and during the debate the excite­ otonous gloom of defeat yesterday wreathed shake (shake of the hat.) "Praise God ment was intense. But all things have an the face of the Chicago ball crank with rf M. FOWLER, 11. D. 5. electrotypes and fethnatea tbe ad­ Whom All Bhwsing Flow" wna sung amt end, aud when tho vote was taken on a vertiser pays us. For the expense of I smile® that could be seen by people behind the delegates adjourned for tbe day to motion to adjourn, it was lost — 801 to 5G3. placing advertisements and watch- ( orfee boars 8 a m. to 5 p. tn. him, aud when tbe Chicago-Philadelphia avoid further strife. Ing the fulfillment of contracts wo Altgeld Men Were Haxipy. are paid by a rammission allowed by I liecwptlos to lhe Delegate*. ' This started a about from the Altgeld More wax announced he was happy for the the publisher of the paper tn which ( Last night the del xates and the visiters j men, who didn't stop cheering until they I first time in weeks. League scores yeaterMITH * COLGROVE, day: At Chicago—Philadelphia 3. Chicago were tendered aracsipUuli ly the mayor and ' were hoarse. Then the chairman called Lawyers. rWTAKE 50 ttfn>TITrTtAI 4: at Pittsburg—Baltimore 3, Pittaburg 13; city odlecra. The nireung was ealle! to (Office In Union block. Hastings.) for nominations and Senator O'Connor Practice is all the courts of the state. all the ins and outs of ndrrrtlninr was cheered ns be arose to put Altgeld's at Cincinnati—Washington 4. Cincinnati order by JJIshop Newman, of Omaha, und 1; at St. Louis—Boston 0, St. Louis 4; at after the usual devotional wXercLes without any cost-or trouble, read name before the convention for governor. Pkintbss* line regularly. carefully, Cleveland—New York 5, Cleveland 14; al Mayor George I’. Bemis was inaroduced Hix speech was eloquent, aud the nomina­ studiously; issued weekly, S3 a year. l E. KENA8T0N, and delivered the addreaa of welaotne tn tion wax seconded by Harry Donovan, of Ixiuisville—Brooklyn 2, lomlxville 5. If you wish a complete catalogue of Attorney at Law, L*IM< BOTICF. FOR »KAKl4 Washisotox, April 30.—There being no I which ha extended lhe hospitality of tho al! newspaper*. send 85 far the Ameri­ Cook. It only took one ballot to decide (Over J.H.GoodvearaCo.*sstore.) * can Newspaper Directory. Practices tn all court* of the State. Collections tho matter, tbe other candidates being races yesterday tbe house ha<i a qnoram chy to the Metbodisto and their freinds. SUM of Xlehlga ' • For any farther information address Xumptly attending to. John C. Black, Andrew Hunter, Necce and and put In a lot of tittle over tbe tares President Davis, of the city council spoke Phelps. Altgeld got Ml; Black, 18S; of summoning members to the bar for of "Our City Government” detailing the GEO. P. ROWELL fr C°., R. TIMMERMAN, Homcepathlc Phy- Neece, 44: Hunter, 53, and Phelpa, 16. Jo­ punishment tor statues without leave. AU history ef Omaha from Ite birth to the £ to“ Nmpaper Advtrtliinj Brai, seph B. Gill won for lieutenant goveipor. were excused after a real funny time, and present day. He spoke of the pbauomcual Mto for creditors u> ■”*7'". • slclan and Surgeon. of Lncrewa A. An■>... -us*. *»>» .1 alA io snua n.. an toaa. The-ticket was completed as follows: tec­ then a little business in the pri­ growth cf Omaha, anA closed wKh wonla (Office over Lathrop's drug store.) OtMMrty. deceate*! .and J1’*1 **,‘7 d*fcu , retary of state, Buck Hiurickson; treas­ vate dncsMsdarsrespircU t.> i> .tt. claim Uns was done. At urer, Rufus M. Ramsay; auditor, David night a session ..................... held which ZoaltftTllaatairl<r aw, REAL ESTATE AND COLLECT­ Gore; attorney general, Maurice T. Malo­ didn ’ t pass a pension bUL A feature ot 8MS. « or taiiwe t' '• L kJ.nl ING OFFICE OF MORTGAGE *ALE. ney; represcutalives-at-large, General John the day session was Reed’s reiteration of orator extends even to the national capi­ i MU. sad that steta el* uu' « PAJ.NKBTQS A Smith, . C. Black and Hou. Andrew Hunter; dole' Default iu.%'k-eti h« .da In he conditions his argument in favor of a “present” quo­ tal. spoke on -Our Gaasta and Ourselves.* o( a email* ill >. UM*-made by James Endsley Woodland, Mich. gatesat-large, A. E. Stevenson, A. W. rum doing business whether voting or not. The young man’s words war* highly ap­ and Francis A. Eadvloy to Emma Simpson C. S. PAlAOUtTOX, J- M. Smith. Green, a E. Crafts, Ben T. Cable, N. E. He showed that most of the week had plauded, and after his allotted time had; dated N'ovrmiM rST A. !>.. ISM, and recorded tn Notary Publtew-7 Justice of the Peace.. Worthington, Walter Wilson, S. B. Chase, the office ol the Rqrtster of deeds, tor the been wasted because of the -voting” quo­ expired he was urged to go on. “Western. Coatitv • (II irrv and Slur nt Mleulgan. on the , John A. King. rum rule, n quorum having actually been Methodism” was the theme at an excellent, r A«y ol Nuremtwr a. i».. isto. In Uber 35 of Palmar Indorsed on Conditions. oturtgMM. ontstgeiS; Said mortgago wmoo present nearly ail the time. speech by Judge Jacob Fawwtk Ha dathe expri-9* <-iM.d!iloH Unit If any inter, st shall The resolution committee reported and Following are the League scores for scribed the trials and haalshipe of lha ^become du- and remain unpaid for sixty dan the report was adopted with an outbreak Saturday: At Chicago-Philadelphia A । western circuit rider, and dwelt upon tha 'then both irinclivd ;wtd Interest *b*U forthwith of enthusiasm. They Instruct thadele- Chicago 0; at St. Louis— Boston 3, St great Influence which Methodism now ®ta' jreocM* *>nr and collretable. ami default having been .iiade in Hie payment of Interest due Nov­ ; gates to the national convention to vote as Lous 8; at Louisville—Brooklyn 10, Loulsl " Jiu «w mb. H9la--d Hie same having remained a unit according to the decision of a ma- ▼ille 2; at Pittaburg—Baltimore 1 Pitta­ * unpaid and In arrears tor the spsce of sixty | jority of the delegates, and present, tho burg 13; at Cleveland-New York 5, Cleve­ • darsand wnwarda. lha nrlnelpal sum of tour ' Mndred Mivdollar* •»ith.al) arrearages of Inter name of John M. Palmer to tho national land 4; at Cincinnati—Washington 2, Cin" frA thervoa Is now due and payable by tbe terms convention as tho presidential candidate 7’ J«Qn^*y) At St- Loul»of said tnortgsge; on which inortfsge There Is , of Illinois in cose It shall appear that a. ' Washington 4, St. Louis 8; at Cincinnati— lovable countenance wota the bearta ot alL claimed to be uuv at Ibedate of inis notice tbe sum of tour hundred sixty four dollars and seman west of the Alleghany mountains is 1 Cleveland 9. Cincinnati 12; at UnlsvUle- Ho spoke of tke doubt with which thenmiooand io rail or proeeedi-gs at law having ference was given to Otaaha, but stated to be made the candidate of the Democracy, Baltimore 3. Louisville 1U been Imultuie l to recover the moneys secured that th® doubta had l»ea dhqx-llwl by th. and to use all honorable means to secure ; Chicago, May 3.—One of those peculiar hospitable treatment and ample wctinthe nomination. The administration of specimens ot bass baU luck wax exhibited modatlons given tbe delegates. The dele­ sals cootainrei tn «ald mnrtgag*. and the President Cleveland la indorsed in en ­ st*!ute tn such rose made and provhfed. notice thusiastic terms. The resolutions are a; here yesterday when the '‘Colts'’ walked in gates were than presented to the mayor Is hereby siren that an fiaturdai the 2Mh day of May. A. D.. imn. at ten o'clock In tbe forecoon. compromise and both tho Cleveland andt and laid out ths "Beaneaters” who proud­ and the bishops, after which refreshtnenta ’ I shall fell at patille acctfoo. to tbe highest bid­ the Palmer men claim the victory. G-n-’ i heMd th®. XaUonal league recortL were ^served tn Um banquet hall adjoin- ! der. at th* north front door at Barry County Ing and an hour was spent in making new eral Palmer got what he asked for butt Scores yesterday: At Chicago-Boston 1 Court Houae tn tbe City ot Hastinp, Michigan, (that bring th® place where the Circuit Coart Dot what his followers expected to give Chicago 4; at Cleveland- Philadelnhta a friends and renewing old frieadahipa tor Bam County Is bolden', tbe premises de­ him. * “ 8 >The snccess </ this Great Crash Ckre a ,. scribed in Mltl raortoge. or so much thereof May Day nt Chicago. Bu Louis 8; no other games—rain. as may be necessary to pay the amount due on * P«tolkl in l lie hiaiovy of nxdkiBt' Other Platform Points. CHICAGO, May a.—The May Day demon­ said marts-'xe. with Mveu per rent. Internet, AH druggtw, are auth-Mircd to sell it ra a p» Tha platform also declares for tariff re ­ and all legit! costa, torother with tbe attorney's stration in thia city was peaceful through­ *“’* KUirar.Jee. atevr that ; other cure c«>«form on the Ums laid down by Cleveland’s fee allowed by law ennvenaatod f >r therein, the out. By far the larger number ot those PAHIA, May 1—Reports of the situation stand. Th.-.t it may k«corae tow* premises being dasertted in said mortgage as message of 1WT; reiterates allegiance to all tboae certain lots and i-arrels of land situate « roprieto% at -n fn<.rnx>us npeat, & lhe historic Democratic policy of honest during yesterday at the different centers In tbe township of Baltimore. In th® county at P“Ciog a Sample Bottle Frre into every b®* money In gold and silver coinage and cur­ of danger have been received, of which the Harry and »tate of Michl ran. and described as follows, 'o wit: Th® aonthwe-l quarter of tbe rency convertible into the same without following is a synopsis: Roubaix—the bay the Lnired andorCanada. AOAAow.ug M a synopata: Roubaix-tb. bay- I by tho northebst quarter of aeetiao fifteen, town two ,a a Cough, boreStates Throat, Bronchitis n*,1^ ** loss to the holder, aud approves an inter­ nn«l “ -• -bit JJnf onet V"-* kept order no outside meetings S'.L;;£'Su?L'7V^'“u.,? SUM it will cure you. If yo,\r child bar lb« trtg national monetary conference to provide a several lartre Ind™, __ i___ ____ ■ r’W1« CURE ■I Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Rejoice Because and from Scrofula. Spirited Debate O»s» . ■ Happy ‘BOOM F«BJAI«.IgSgSg§ FT7?tings~Hanner. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ACHE BUSINESS CARDS. C To Advertiser f If you wish ‘ to advertise <' If you instruct uy ' W W. L. DOUGLAS P (if you wish an advertiyernent i For preparing advertisement?, 1 ; Ladit If you want to lean? S Woolley & Bronson. ■ P L KIRKS D IAMON HNtthMy Chappad SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. OAF la, einisug. - - >------ v —..w«u gum and silver, denounces tho compul­ sory education law and demanda ta repral; denotmcea prison contract la­ bor; favc.ro relabilahment of arbitration talking too much; no disturbance. Toulon—f tested for talking blood ^omnmtion, ere it. AdtyrarDrtq;^" sinjxjirscuRR iriw io«*.«> If your Lunu-i are sore or 1 Shiloh’s Porous 1 ’l.-utcr, Price Sj^ J ■ �DiW, Ur ■ana Mwjays were chattering in th® thickets along the hillside. The brook brawled over its stonaa and slipped acre®® S*andy’ shallows in the old happy way. & Korthsn . time table ’’ in Xi j'^TiX fine, rare odor of liquid amber gum - filial 13___ ,long __ _ ago it .. seemed, . filled the air. How that last time she was here, and what a world lay between then and now! She sat down upon the gray lichen blotched G'.OUjtxlfl stone where Ellis had found her when he was skulking from thtf detectives. It was, with a thrill that she recollected •'iunfl-Jd that meeting and what followed. The tall, handsome, brigandish fellow, armed to the teeth, firm, alert, ready for a dar­ j Detrule ing deedf, had left u strong romantic im­ pression in her memory. Along with the '■ I.Edimrc thought came its fragrance, so to speak, .. Htantuu and she-felt a warm ulush of* maidenly .. ' louis Ar(Grand I shame tingle in her cheeks at recalling the mysterious pleasure his loverlike ac­ l.v . Going Wot | tions had given her. She rested her el­ i Detroit bows upon her lap and hid her face in , ItAtrtlllS 10 15 . {Grand IxkJk® her hands. Just then a rich, manly 10 28 .. MnllHc-n voice called her name. 10 Jtl iSunfleld 10 43 ' Woolbttry ‘Rosalie!" :o •.) \ |LaiteO'Je*» It was so infinitely tender and musical! K’larKsvill® She looked up quickly, with a great , |&;inliie Vito . throbbing iff her breast 1 \ioCord"Rosalie!" it repeated. 'East Paris Ar -GrADd Bapld* Ellis stood before her, dressed to a short gray jacket and loose trousers, a brown sportsman's shirt and a dark iratiU Lease forthind scarlet scarf; heavy top boots and a wide Ionia brimmed brown felt hat completed his attire, and he bore in his right hand a Sttn’.on bug alpenstock, while on his left shoul­ r i) mon1 der was slung a light rifle. There were • tve... '.’V. others week days only, t stop those same fearless dark eyes, the ^live 1’Aifir •••■.s on al) trains between Grand Ra> cheeks, the drooping mustache, the firm, ... autl Dtini t Scats 15 cents. Cunnuctlons made ia futon station. Grand Hnplds with tbe well ret c^in. the toll, strong form. She ,11,-.VIO.V WlWT MlCIllUAX RAILWAY FOB almost leaped to her feet; then, feeling . m. v v AND THE WasT AND FOR MVSKK . s .mamiti:k.Tmavf.k«f. city. Elk Rar- n suddeirweakness, sat down again. and I’ktoSkev. favorite route to the “1 drentued hist night that you would - outiitT resorts ot northern Hiehuton. ‘ ' Tr.iins leave Grand ftepids (or Chlcapi. 9 A. be here in this dear place, and 1 have come all the way over the mountain to . r. M . 0:23 r. m. • •*> n. 1,-ive for Mantsfee an i Traverse City 725 A. find you. Rosalie." He saitj this slowly, with u vibration in his voice that gave .’■!.:m<1$:l7 P. M. Parlor cars on day trains and sleepers on it great power. n|j!ht trains to Chicago. “You ought not to have come,” she ► A-K our agents for further particulars or write to • . _ . responded, meeting his eyes with an ap­ DF.HAVKX.Gcn’l PamT A« »• peal in her own, and throwing some­ Grand Rapids. thing almost of bitterness into her tone. PICODATE ORDEli •1 did not want to see yoil" :c of Michigan, County »f B irry—bs. •Why. Rosalie, why?’ he exclaimed, via sr>*'on of the Probate Court for the > ."“.ity of I’.arry. holden at the Probate Office tn sitting down near her; "what have*I the dtv ot Htutitur*. in said county, on Tues- done to offend you? • Tell me, tell me!” >t:iv, the irth dnv of April, in th-J year one He was idready growing pale. ’houwind eight hundred amt ninety two. Pn-M-nt. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ot She sprang to her feet; she was weak Probate. . In tlie matter- ot lhe estate of James no longer; her eyes flashed. “You are a murderer, au assassin, and Flynn! deceased. ।«i readtngHod I'.iiax the petition duly verified ..f Hamuli E. Flynn, widow ot said deceased, dure to ask me what you have donel graving ttiM a certsln instrument this day filed You who struck Colonel Talbot in tho . . Chi* court purporting to be the last will and night when he was"------tami ti’ r. t ■'.»nt d-<-ea*e.t h* admitted to prn“MisM Chenier!" he exetoimed, rising »>ate. anti thM admlnlstatlan of said estate he'ermted to said petitioner or some other as he sjMike; “what do you me;in?" suitable per«on. She looked steadily, passionately at Tlien-nnon'• •« nn’-rwl. that Tnesdsv •o i, day '<1 May. A. D. 1832,at ten o'clock in the him. Presently she cried; ii-ncwm. be nwgi rti lor u.e m-aribg ot “What do 1 mean? You know what I ; • . itlon am! that tlie hr-rs at law ot said dr mean! Uh. Mr. Ellis. I could not have be­ lieved you so wicked!" in ta- « try ot Baslli-irt, tn »aid County, •Rosalie—Miss Chenier—you are cerand show can*. If any there tie, why the prayer ••‘the i>'-tillo:irr rosy u«t hv unttitcil. And It Is taiuly laboring under some horrible further ordered, (hat said petitioner give notice mistake." be said in a hoarse voice and die iwrMins Interested In sntu estate, ot the pendency of said petition and the hearing involuntarily taking a step nearer her. in-reof t,v ca>i«|i>k a copy of this order t« be “ Won't you explain"----1 p-jt>lhbe<t tu lhe Hastings Danneb. a news­ ■Let your own conscience, if you have paper printed and clieulafed in said County of flarrv. once in each we-k for .three *uo one”-----weeks nrevlaus to sat«l day «>f bearing. , ‘Miss Chenier. I do not know wiiat Cham. W. ' hvCi*tko2 Judge of Pre you mean." he emphatically cried. ',|>v *............................................................. I “What 1 mean! what 1 mean!” she dis­ ............... ___________ । tiainfully repeated. K-r. Wm. Hoiiinahrd, j 'Can it be possible," he slowly extM.tor or the j*re«»iwterUn ehutch of Sparta claimed, as if something were dawning ilia mind. "can it be possible that ■ ' ** nm accusing aremtintr mn nf doing dninerthat ininrv you are mo of that injury' to Colonel Talbot from which he is still so mysteriously suffering? Good heavens, h-lped or c und Uy it.” Rosalie!" he added after a few moments The blithest praise Im* l-een won hr Hood'* of silence, during which time his eyes phis (or their jel tDetent. itclion. did not turn from her face, “how terri­ bly you have wronged me!" Her eyea searched his with an Inten­ sity that nothing but utter innocence f and tho east. ___ r Goma His could havw-Avithstood. it would seem, and yet he bore it without a waver. Tie seemed, indeed, to meet it and wel­ come it. •1 would rather you would kill me outright than for you to insinuate so awful a charge." be went on. feeling the iwverty of language in so great a need. His voice began to gather up its fascina­ ting sweetness and flexibility. Rosalie faltered and trembled as the magnetism of his unshrinking.face over­ came her. She sank down upon the stone pale and exhausted. He was by her side in a moment "Explain this mystery, this dark, hor­ rible insult to toy honor. Rosalie!" he pleaded, speaking rapidly and passion­ ately. “How could you get such a thing into your mind? Who has been 'poison- Yl i IfhMPALGN ■- X 3Y- ' THCMPSOfP*^ CHAPTER XIX. AT TUB SPRING AGAIN. t, \ 00269423 said you an- “You arc a murderer and an awasrtn.” It was not until after tho agreement had been made touching tho abandon­ ment of the old mill that Rosalie began to feel something of her early love for the “pocket" returning in tho shape of a tender, sorrowful regret. Site clambered along the little .stony path up to the spring where sho used to sit and read tho romances and poems of knightly days, but she took no book with her now. It was with greater difficulty than for­ merly that she surmounted the big frag­ ments of mountain stone and the mossy logs that lay in the way. Her neatly fitting black dress was riot fashioned for such freedom of action, and then, per­ haps, these months of indoor life and physical restriction may have eliminated some of her birdlike lightness of move­ ment. . As she passed along under the green pinea and red brown oaks, she heard a' cardinal grosbeak whistling shrilly, and 'll be was hurt” /i .. "Following you the night he was hurt! Why. Rosalie. I was not in Sa­ vannah that night I did not know he was hurt till 1 saw the papers neat day. ) was at Jessup that night” There was such a ring of surprised and injured innocence—such a reproach in his voice—that she felt her heart shrink and flutter. "If you are innocent—if I have wronged yon — forgive me!" she ex­ claimed. She rose as she spoke, and for a moment stood before him in a falter­ ing attitude. “It may aD be cleared up gome time. I cannot ree you any more until it h. 1 hope you are innocent but, but—I—I believe you are guilty.” He sprang up. The pallor in his face was awful. His eyes shot clear flxmes. His cheeks and forehead seemed to “It is a lie! ® damned infernal lie! I wiD not bear it!" His Ups were flecked with froth. “And this from you, Rosa­ lie!" ho cried; "from you whom I love more than all tho worldl My ^hxl, can you believe this? If suT the world were marshaled against mt, to believe a lie, I would turn to yon for ’------ “Hnshr she said, almost sternly; and still hanging over Colonel Talbot, and yet thn regretfa! gentleness broke through still declaring his recovery quite possi­ her voix. “Hush! If yun are innocent ble. though as yet he had not regained time will prove it. Go back to Savannah consciousncs-i Rosalie felt harself in and solve this mystery. Go back and some sort to h'-ame for all -the suffering find the true murderer or would be mur­ 'of Colonel Talbot and Miss Fain, and derer of Colonel Warren Talbot, and keeping the secret of that moonlight then 1 will hear of yo u- friendship, and walk inclosed in her breast had gener­ not till then!" ated a sens® of g^iilt which gnawed at Her words seemed to hare the power her conscience. to spin him away to an infinite distance "If Colonel Talbot dies.” she some­ from her. He recoiled as if she had times thought, ”1 shall be accessory to stabbed him. For a moment he hesi­ his murder—if not in purpose, still to tated. then in a dry. strange voice be fact" said: It rendered her extremely wretched to "If tho villain who struck Colonel hear Miss Fain talk, for although she Talbot is above ground I will find him." rarely mentioned her lorer directly, all He turned about as he finished speaking, her thoughts tended toward him. and and strode away through tho woods. she evidently bore all his Bufferings with "Mr. Ellis!" Rosalie called out after him. him. The newspapers announced that Ellis He stopped anil looked back. Sho hes­ had returned to Savahnali. but Rosalie itated. She hardly knew what she saw nothing of him. Sometimes she wanted to say to him found herself wondering if it could be “Do not be angry, please," she qua­ that he was innocent of the crime of vered. “Naper think of—of revenge which she had accused lain. Such a again, will you?" Her voice was thin thing was not impossible. Uml yet she and mournful, like the cry of tbe drab felt euro that she could not have been vireo beyond her in the dusky wood. mistaken to recognizing him as he fol­ A sort of smile shot across his blood­ lowed Her and Talbot, like a sinister ies face. He stood a mere point of shadow, on that lovely and never-to-betime, then resumed his way and disap­ forgotten night peared amid tbe trees. A strange, drear One day, about za week after her re­ silence followed. turn to Rooeevelt Place, Rosalie was sit­ Rosalie returned to the mill with a ting at her window reading in one of her great weight upon her heart. Sho could father's favorite romances, or rather she not feel that she had done wrong, and had been reading and was now idly gaz­ yet she wished that tho meeting could ing into the street below, when a car­ have been avoided. The pallid face of riage rolled dowly by. A servant to Ellis haunted her. livery was driving. Inside were a noble looking middle aged man, a fair, plump, lovely girl, and Frank Ellis. She had CHAPTER XX seen this man once before, and know he AT love's a ate. was Sir Edinoud Kane; the young lady, us she rightly supposed, was Miss Ellen, Sir Edmond's daughter. Ellis seemed quite happy, as did aiso the others, their faces smiling, their conversation appar­ ently animated and free, Tho English girl was charmingly dressed, and her face, though not beautiful, was high bred and fascinating, and her form was snnerb. A strange feeling crept over Rosalie as she looked down upon this passing group. It was like a breath of ex­ quisite sorrow or regret; her heart seemed to fall low in her breast and flutter painfully. Some sweet thing her fancy had been nursing slipped away from her. Ellis turned his eyes toward the house. She retreated from the win­ dow for fear ho might see her: then she sank into a chair and cried, she knew not why. Life seemed to her to be growing hollow and meaningless; its zest bad slipped away, like a perfume from A withering flower. She began to bo restless and impatient for the nine to T/ic;/ talked over all their past lives. come round when she :md her father,’ Mrs. Roosevelt felt the need of hasten­ with Aunt Marguerite and Adelaide, ing the departure from the “pocket,” would go across the sea. but the thought but notwithstanding her efforts it was toward the middle of February when of the journey pleased her more on ac­ count of the distance it would give than everything was ready. There had been for any joy which it promis'd at its end. many things to do. Colonel Chenier’s So the days slipped past, until at last a library, bo rich in medbeval poetry and letter came to her from Edgar Julian. romance, was sent away in large boxes "1 did not get to say good by to you," to Savannah. Rosalie assisted in the be wrote, “therefore I take the liberty packing and peeped into the old French to write this instead. I lingered along tomes and manuscript rolls with some­ thing like-her former relish. It reemed the.road homeward among the battle­ fields of Georgia und Tennessee, but I to her that every one of these contained found no pleasure in what I saw. 1 some half suppressed allusion to the land seemed to miss something which would of her dreams. No donbt it was.quite natural fur her thus to cheat herself, fur have made even the brown hills charm­ ing. When I crossed the Ohio river I all the old romances were full of cha­ met a great snowstorm, sent down from teaux and olive groves and vineyards, Chicago to welcome me. and quite soon where knights rode in pleasant lanea be­ side their lady loves, or played the lute the ground was covered a foot deep with tho white fleece of winter. Here the nnder tho walls by moonlight, or gal­ streets are nil ice und snowbanks, and as loped .rtvay to the wars with a warm kiai tingling on their bearded lip®. And I write the wind Is blue with cold and is howling like a pack of hungry wolves. had not her father been reading these to her from her childhood, and telling her 1 am dissatiBfied and wish 1 were back in Savannah, on your uncle’s wide ve­ about Chateau Chenier aud her knightly auceetors who dwelt in the land of tho randa. with the salt air blowing over me and the palm trees rustling their spread­ mistral and the troubadour? What vivid pictures, too. the strong de­ ing fans hard by. 1 don’t believe 1 am a scriptive talks of Edgar Julian had given northern mau any longer: the worry and her of those crumbling walls, those fer-, hurry of Chicago does not satisfy my especial hunger. May I come back? 1’ vid skies and those orchard crowned, think I could be less trouble to all you breezy hills! Her visions were none the less fair and enticing seen through the hospitable and patient southerners now; this great distance has brought out in haze of her sorrow. She did not go to the spring any more, strong relief all my faults and all your How infinitely warm and for though sho ..felt Bure that Ellis had goodness. comforting, how perfumed and luxuriant, gone away, she shrank from seeing even the spot where she had witnessed his how breezy, how shady, how inviting is the whole south, now that 1 have left itl awful passion. i "1 have the hot air register wide open When the time at lost camo for going back to Savannah, it was not with any in my room and a big coal fire. on the heurth, and yet 1 ain freezing! Won’t well defined regret that she bade fare­ well to the mil! and tho little crisp val­ you and Mrs. Roosevelt please invito me ley. Adelaide seemed much affected, to come back? I could run on errands .... way over tho — for yon, and make mywlf nm.on.blx and quietly wept all tho Chenier •nJ 1 'von1,1 “7 ,I”1 n0< b»'»uch mountain. Colonel C u *“ .offered J i __ in the way. too. but he sternly controlled himself, in the way. 3, "1 heard Gerster sing last flight, and even calmly bilking with Aunt Mar­ guerite as the carriage bore them through Litta the night before, but 1 would the devious way among the hills and rather bo in that dim old parlor in Roosevelt Place and hear ’Ln Mandore;' gray-green groves of oaks and pines. » The Roosevelt mansion had grown tt> my spirit b there now—do you not often be Rosalie's home, and she was like a bear it rustling around in its favorite child just returned from a long jobrney places? I stopped at Calhoun and Resaca when she again found herself in her as I came home, and while there I in­ stately and spacious room. Adelaide quired for the Chenier mill, and found it was qaiet and sad. bnt Colonel Chenier, was only thirty miles distant. The temp­ taken unawares by Mr. Roosevelt's cor­ tation to visit it was very great, but I dial friendliness and hospitality, was resisted! I always do resist at the wrong tempted' out of his gloom. He was nat­ time. “Frankly, I want to say that I am un­ urally a companionable man, generous and courteous, and it required very little fit for business since returning, and 1 to draw out all his latent good qualities. think of nothing but how I shall get He and Mr. Roosevelt met as though back to Savannah without offending my nothing disagreeable had ever existed own sense of tho fitness of things. I between them; they talked over all their have been worse since seeing in a Savan­ past lives, saving that they quietly ig­ nah paper yesterday a notice in tho per­ sonal column of yonr return to Roose­ nored that nnfortnrfate quarrel. One thing curiously affected Rosalie. velt Place. True, the paper was two It was the absence of Edgar Julian. She weeks old when 1 got it, but it had its had expected to find him at Roosevelt effect all the same. "You will hot be offended if I say that Place, and she had counted much on the pleasure bis descriptions of Provence and I find life a burden where you are not to Chateau Chenier would give her father. be seen and beard. 1 want to talk with To find that he was gone was a real blow you ahd hear you sing. I have thought, since I came here, of a hundred things 1 to her. “He would not stay, any longer," Mid forgot to tell you about Provence and Mr. Roosevelt as they all sat* at dinner; Chateau Chenier, and 1 have wondered “1 tried to prevail on him to make his how 1 passed'so much time with you and home iu Savannah, offered him a big Raid so little. Whan did wo ever, talk salary, with leave to do general practice about? I rememberjnothing. save our besides, but he seemed to have grown last conversation, .in J even that had no homesick or tired of the south. He got tad—it wna left ia a.hii.-4. 1 told you 1 into a difficulty with young Elhs, too. loved you. but 1 </d not and could not and that made him miserable." tell you how deep and strong that love Rosalie asked no questions—she did was. how it Inul be®me the very life of not aare to hear further, but Mildred my life. My lips 4efu*jd then, as my Fain told her all the particulars when they meU Poor Mildred! she looked like a shadow. The physicians were pen does now, to express how dear you are to me. Forgive me if this letter seems foolish to you. 1 cannot see my way to any better mode of action than thb simple statement of tho truth. I trust you to respect my sincerity, even if you must cast a»>de my love as some­ thing uot worth your keeping." Rosalia read this in her own room, read it and reread it, with a quickened puls® and a sweet sens® of its half hope­ ful, half despairing spirit It brought Edgar Julian before her, just as she had seen him last; his strong, handsome, truthful face full of passionate toadernesi for her. She could not think clear­ ly: her heart throbbed almost painfully. Adelaide came in presently and Rosalie gave her the letter to read. "Do you love him. Rosalie?" the sister asked after she had finished. "I—I—don't know,” tvas the stam­ mered reply. "I think you ought to know," said Adelaide; "love ia no light thing. Is he handsome?* “No, not very—-not handsome-as they describe handsome men; but he is tall and strong and noble looking, and he is noble?great hearted, true." "I believe you love him,"-said Ade­ laide, gazing searchingly into Rosalie’s eyes, "and 1 am sorry of it" Rosalie did not answer. Her beauti­ ful bright bead drooped and her eyes filled with tears. "I do not see how you can lovo a northerner," Adelaide continued; "es­ pecially one who was in Sherman’s army. Whenever 1 think of those ruffians who burned our home and reduced us to pov­ erty, the gash in my arm seems to open afresh and I hate every soul in the north! Then poor papa with hrs wounds and his disfigurements"-----“Oh," moaned Rosalie, "1 know, I know! Oh, I wish 1 had never, never left the ’pocket,' Adelaide, 1 am so very, very wretched!" Adelaide took Rosalie’s head between her hands and drew it gently down upon her bosom. Sho knew what lovo was. A soldier’s grave held ono to whom her life had been pledged. "Don’t cry," she gently said; "if you love him it's all right, dear. It was wrong for me to say these things. It's all right; you mustn't mind my ill natured words. You ought not to suffer on my account. No doubt. Mr. Julian is a good and true man." "Yes, ho is," said Rosalie quickly, lift­ ing her head and wiping away her tears: “he is just as honorable and good as he can be." Adelaide still kept her hands clasping Rosalie's face between them with a gentle, loving pressure. “But you do lovo him. Bister?* she murmured softly. Rosalie suddenly blushed. "I do not know if 1 love him," she naively said, “but I should dearly love to see him again. 1—I think a great deal of him." Adelaide felt the influence of her sis­ ter's freshness as she faltered trembling and bewildered , in the midst of thjs great new experience. It will cost you nothing and will surely do you good, it you have a cough, cold, or any trouble with throat. chest or lungs. Dr. King's New Discovery forcnnsuniptlon, coughs and colds Is guaranteed to give re­ lief. or money will lie paid back. Suffer­ ers from la grippe found It just the thing and under its use bad a speedy and perfect recovery. 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Tbe greater part of them have already been sold. A freight wreck on the Lake Shore yes­ terday blockaded the track near Jackson for 10 hours. No one was Injured. Adrian claims to count among her realdents an ex-slave from Kentucky, now lid yiara old—Uncle Jeremiah Gazelle. The 35th semi-annual missionary meet­ ing of the Episcopal church in western Michigan Is In session at Muskegon. Several disguised men are making a practice of hugging every woman they can catch on the streets at night in Buchanan. 8. R. Jackson & Son. proprietors of a Cadillac hotel, have formed a little com­ bine and now run ail the hotels In that city. Hood’s Sarsxpartlla absolutely cures wb«» other preparations fall. It possesses medicinal merit peculiar to itself. The boarding house At Hope mine,.near Crystl Falls, was burned Monday night, and the miners lost all their money and clothing. s Clarence Dunwell, of Plainwell, commit­ ted suicide last week by taking morphine. Na cause is assigned for tbe act. He was 37 years of age, and leaves a widow and an infant child. Plainwell is agitating the question of electric lighting, and the city has contracted to take 10 lights, providing the plant is put in at 372 per light per year.' . “We don't pa’ley long with murderer*-out in our state." said a solemn looking man in tbe Broad Street station the other day. “What state Is thatf-l asked. "Texna,” be replied. "We jist give a man a fair trial an thar It ends. If he ia acquitted, nil right. An if he’s convicted he bangs." “That so»" • “Ye®, sub. It’s very seldom we let ’em escape u». Jist befoah I came east I.saw a man convicted in a peculiar way." “Ahl You don’t say. Let me have tha story, will you?" "It was an ordinary case. Jake Saun­ ders stole a boss, an when Gib Webb, thodeputy sheriff, tried to nab him Joke pinged him. He waa arrested, an the prosecutin attorney made out a line case ’gin’ him. He bud the thing all hb way, com Jake's lawyer couldn't produce any­ thin in defease, and we all thought it WM sure hang for Saunders when hb attorney got up to argy. By thunder! I never heard a man talk so much In all my life. Hour after hour, suh, he talked, till the jedge, the jury, prwecutin attorney, prisoner an everybody else got tired Ibteuln to him, an, one by uoe fell asleep." t “What! Oh.say”—— "Yes, suh. They fell asleep one by oner but still Jake's lawyer spoke on, beggin and pleudin for bis client's life, till he had talked about thirteen hours." “Thirteen hours?" “Yes, suh. ’Pon my honah. Well, ns I was sayin, he talked thirteen hours, an then when he quit a cou't officer went’roan an woke up the jedge, jury and attorneys. It didn't take the prosecutin attorney long to sum up, an the jedge delivered hb charge in a few words. Then the jury re­ tired. They were out only five min­ utes"----“And they convicted Saunders, ot courae?” “No. suh. They acquitted him and con­ victed hb lawyer. An, believe me or not, suh, they hung him that same night." And, belieVe me or not. dear reader, that Texan didn’t even smile.—Philadelphia Presa. _______ ________ According to oue of the tenets of tbe Mohammedan religion it is n sin to moke® picture of any living thing. The elaborate decorations of tbe palaces and moaquea oi the east are al moat exclusively made up at ingeniously interlaced geometric designs, arabesque* or flowers, intermixed with sen­ tences of the Koran. There ia a belief among Mussulmans that at the day of judgment Allah will demand that the artist who han made the image ot a living thing shall endow that image with life, and that failing to do this the artist will be sent to perdition for his sin. ' A gentleman who Visited a mosque in Algiers found that the tiles with which ths building is decorated, which are very old and beautiful, are adorned with flights of birds. He expressed much surprise at this and asked if the command against such representation were a modern edict. “Oh, no,"x'fnawered the pious Algerian to whom he addressed the question. “These are not pictures of living birda.” “But they are painted ns if flying acrasa. the tiles," the other said In some astonish­ ment. “Yes," the Mussulman- replied, “but do. you not see that about the neck of each there is a fine black line? That ia to show that the artist painted only dead birds,, and tbe command of the Koran is not vfah' lated.”—Youth’s Companion. The sward which Colonel Ethan Allen, carried wlen he demanded the surrender of Fort Ticonderoga “in the name of th®, great Jehovah nad tbe Continental con­ gress'’ is. by gift an<l inheritance, the per­ sonal property of a young newspaper man IL IL Stoddard was kicked in lhe head of-Jackson, Mich., nannilial Ailep Hop­ by a horse at Brookfield but may recover. kins. The sword is nn old fashioned blade.. nicked and venerable, twenty-seven inches Tlie handle The t~th annual meeting of the State long nml slightly curved. metllcnl society will be held a Flint? May msMUrca seven indies, making the total length of the weapon thirty-four inche®. 5 and 6. The bundle is of benje or horn. The mounting in of silver, washed with, Tbcrtj pllharesrientiOeiUlycoiuponnd'-d, gold, tbe latter being partially worn off. and utiiform In action. No griping pain so A dog’s head of silver fomis tlw end of the cootmniily following the dm> of pills. handle, aud freni this to the guard runs a They are adapted to both tulults and chil­ silver chain. On one of the silver bands of dren with perfect wrtHy. We guarantee the Mahtard tbe name, “Kthan.Allen,” is they have no equal in the cure of sick engraved In large letters; on another band, headache, constipation, dyspepsia and “EL Brasher, maker, N. York,” and on still biliousness, and, as an appetizer, they ex­ another, 1® seript, “Martin Voeburg, 17Ek* cel any other preparation. Sold by W. Why this name appears do one knnws.H. Goodyear. St. Louis Globe-Democrat. �of wool with three ’•‘"TI Hastings Banned Thursday, May S, 'fo- _ ----------- L.cooa.a,i--- -------------------------good.? but Insist upon having I aaaj rat MWP8T 14. my*. EDITORIAL notes. Mr. R0.WHI <!. Hori. rontoriy . oo. on the rfltori.1 «*» ot IM »• *• THbane tod durtM *• »-« beroi nlUltotolm tod ho» <l>e» tWlr totoH-v bto ot tomU. priob by .Mt p.p.rtod th. IM «-*• ot ttem to to per<e« to » «•» t-totoly br made, instead of theft being 81.000 mil­ lionaires. as I* »o often asserted, there are only about 4,000. Of these 2700 made their fortunes In business in no way con­ nected with the tariff. And of tbe romalt>- der many secured their fortunes In part through business aldetj by the tariff, in part by other business that had nothing to do with the tariff. Our democratic exchanges are blossom­ ing out in boiler cuts and article*, prepar­ ed under the direction of democratic Cobdenltes. and calculated to prove that the way for America to get rich and independ­ ent Is to buy ill our goods abroad, giving ent. _ Llghmlx unick lbe Tbe Quimby ladies aid society will Allen, of Carlton. last week Wtdnesday nlghtj running down the chimney, ‘“ring at the h-Hne of Mr*. E. Pennock, South up thing*' groernlty, ’^.'“T.’Inr^Tbe Hasting*, next week Thursday, May 12, at Ing several members of the family- The 11 o’clock. straw under the carpets caught on fire and Nr. Alieu managed to regain ills seuaes Holloway Saturday evening, May 7th, enough to pnt It out, without any serioua with the following program: loss. Quotations from the writing* of Luthar. Classic German course in English with Dr. D. N. Alcorn Is connected with tir faeulty of the Chicago Ophthalmic college, brief character sketch of Luther, Mr*. Hicks. bolding a profeMorahlp. Tbe college, bav A synopsis of the Nlbclungcn Lieb, ing closed about two weeks ago, he is mak Ing a trip for business as well as pleasure Mrs. Nonaan Bailey. Perry’s victory on Lake Erie, Mrs. Mag­ and will resume hl* connection with the institution at the coming fall term. Now gie Bailey. Reading, the story of tbe three kings. Is just the time for every sufferer from eye trouble in Barry county to get their eyes Mrs. Colgrovc. Physical Culture, a synepsUt Mr*. W. R. 1treated by an expert. Cook. Dr. D. N. Alcorn, the well renowned Critic, Mr*. Geer. * oculist, of Chicago, is in the city and will . Tho woman's miadooary society connect­ be pleased to see all who have trouble with ed with the Presbyterian church will meet their eye-sight. He Is * graduate of the on Wednesday, Nay 11 th. at tbe parsonage Chicago Ophthalmic college, bear* an «xat the usual hour. celleut recommendation from Ita president The pastor will preach at tbe Presbyter­ as well as recommendation* from leading Chicago oculists. Your eye-alght Is a ian church next Sunday morning from the dangerous thing to ftx>l with, and should words, “Thou shall love the Lord thy God be handled by an expert. See tbe Dr. at with al! thy mind.” In the evening on ••What to shoot and how to hit it.” the Hastings bouse. * to foreign labor and capital the advantage of profitable employment That may be satisfactory' to the rich Importers of New York, but It is far from It to the country at large. Such a course cannot be defend­ ed for a nation like our own. We think the Detroit Tribune is clearly right in criticising the attitude of .Senator McMillan on tbe gubernatorial question The chairman of the state central commit­ tee should not Indicate bls preference, nor labor for the nomination of any candidate. The ^republicans of Michigan have the necessary ability to attend to that business. The labors of the chairman of the committee should be to elect the candi­ dates afler they shall be named. This is the 37th birthday of the Banner. Tbe board of education met Tuesday evening for the purpose of electing teach­ ers for the ensuing year. So excellent has been the work In the schools, and so great the improvements in the various depart­ ment*. rtlat the board elected all the old teachers below the high school os follows: First ward. Mr*. Hinkley: 2d ward, Miss Effie Snyder: naw building, Miss Add* Jordan, Mis* Lillian Wardell. Miss Wild* Bllvcn, Miss L. Jean M cLaughlin; central building. Mrs. Ruth Carter. Miss Minnie Matthews. Mis*. Franc Williams, Miss Julia Rock. Miss Kittle Dooley. Mis* Jen­ nie Lamb, Miss Phyllis Dlamcmd, Miss Edna Brown. The teachers were not as­ signed io any portlcuiar grades, but were elected simply to teach In grade work, and to ire placed In such departments of work os the superintendent and teachers com­ mittee should see fit to place them. The teachers committee recommend that for recitation work In the high school the sal­ ary be fixed at 6500 for 1st assistant and 8450 for second assistant, which view was taken by the board. Miss Hallock, in a com­ munication to the committee, stated that she did not desire to be an applicant for the position of first assistant at a less salary than S550 which washer salary' last year. Miss MIUspaugh was elected as first assist­ ant. It has from the start been the representa­ tive of the republican party, has been loyal to the party, and a hearty laborer for its success. It is not too much to promise that It will continue to be a republican pa­ per, and that it will alm to voice the best If there is anything that this city needs, sentiments of the party, and loyally labor and needs badly, It is a new rating for for those things that shall build up Has­ Insurance. It Is well known that there has been a good dpal of rate-cutting in tings and Barry county. this city the part two years, among rival agents to get business. This ha* bad con­ Perry Belmont, a leading democrat of siderable to do with giving the people here New York. Insists that Grover Cleveland a fair rate of Insurance. But we under­ is more unpopular in the empire state now stand that tbe paid agent* of Several com­ panies have made trips here of late^ to heal than in ISSS. and that that bald-headed over the savage cut* made by said rival Faust and political shyster, David B. agent*, and restore harmony among the Hill, is the logical candidate /of warring elements. At present the white­ the democratic party. If political knatery winged angel of peace hover* over their deliberation* wlthrone exception so it is. corruption and depravity constitute a logi­ reported. In other words we hear that all cal democratic candidate, then David B. of lhe agents In lhe city, with one excep­ tion, have signed an agreement to do no Hill must be such a logical candidate. more rate cutting. It a new rating Is not made, and such an agreement is carried There are rumors that HUI and Cleve­ into effect. It practically means that we land may both withdraw, and leave a clear are to be burdened with lhe old rating field for ex-secretary of tbe navy. William which has always been In vogue tn this C. Whitney, one of the standard oil mag city and in which at the present time there is no equity or justice. With tbe nates. To make the affair thoroughly excellent fire protection that we have the democratic iri Its Inconsistency, Mr. Whit­ old rating is unjust. A new rating should ney should stand on a platform of “death be made—one that Is Just and fair to all to-day and not one that was equitable to monopoly!” years ago. We have heard that other cities withjjZ belter fire protection than Wanted. Information ‘as to one good Hastings get much better rates than we do here. This being hue it is but fair and measure passed or seriously considered In tbe present democratic house. In general Just that an entire, new. equitable re-rating of the city be made, and we hope that this uselessness It can be 'compared with but will be done before any combination Is one legislative body ever assembled In this made tending to keep up rates. country, and that la tbe squawbuck leglslaThe Journal in It* attempt to make out lure of this state. a case against lhe last council and lhe Tbe convention banquet ot tho national republican college league will be held In Ann Arbor May 17th. Depew. Clarkson. McKinley. Thurston, Alger and Estee will be there to orate for the boys. American-made tin, thanks to the McKin ley bill, has come to stay. It is an Indus­ try already of great importance, and one that will greatly Increase In extent. We think that tbe great majority of Barry county republicans favor the nomina­ tion of John T. Rich for governor. ’ Additional Local News. Geo. Barnts lias rented the C. G. Hol­ brook bouse on Broadway. Best line of straw goods In tbe city and। at tbe cheapest prices, at the Bankrupt Remember the Klrmes* at Union hallI Wednesday and Thursday evening ot next; week. May 11th and 12th. The lecture at the Presbyterian church1 Saturday evening was not largely attend­ ed, though worthy of a larger audience. Before judging of the merits of the Klrnees as an entertainment, see It at Union , hall Wednesday and Thursday evenings of next week. May 11th and 12th. Any one deairing to see me on official business during tbe day will find meat the Hastings Engine &. Iron Works. E. G. Holbrook. City Recorder. Bemcmlier that Dr. D. N. Aleorn conics highly recoin mended by the leadlngoctillst> of Chicago, and other dries where he In* been. If you are having trouble with your eyes don’t fail to see him nt the Has­ tings house. Sealed bld* for building the People’s church In Bowens Mills will be received up to June l 1699, the eommiltee reserving tha right lo reject any or all bids. For pfarna and specification* apply to John W. Briggs or W. E. Bowen. Bowens Milla, Merry Co., Mich. home of Mrs. Emma Simpson. Members are requested to be present at half pa«t two. Supper will be served from half part five to seven. Subject for study, “Kings daughters to foreign lands." <m th. mwu ,i mjb, ,n * IlAJIBKB-niAMOND. mb WaxUrin* Low *ba iror- do 001 ttr «o unii at 25 and SO dent* per Si" ml. 1 lot of 50.000 po«nda wool In Milwaukee- Thto *wtiv a grand lot of wool. wmu erf “ *• I pw undoubt­ nnao Hoftd't 8*nnw*rilta ab*ointe)v c.,r.. . --as Th" boarflna lx.uto ,t Hop. CniU nil,, wu Innied nX.. SX Kni idciv “ •• ' *"u,Hr —-— wu. PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan. County ot IUrn-« gutod • Haddost of all to thto. draw ■ *“ Zttten In Wteooniln. tb, 1 Mdld X-d ““ «n^,oS?l‘. bonJu Swndl.b suitable persnii on ™ OU< ot tb. pound. Ih.l «• -boald “252' ,nd threw out ».0OO pound, of ““ mbbl.lL 1 told tbe owner ttar 1 prlmd tl»l bl. local burer.biult^'n ■tuff. H. old liter were roreed to toko It or low their trade. So ■ ™m'h"ied “LJ tnuit nuke It up In price l»Id to the r.rtner. In relw ot tbe Seneral d ot tbe Urrnera In pulllnn «P “elr w«>U, The Y. P. 8. C. E. meets at the Presby­ ud tbe central tnedklener ot locel bulM. terian church next Sunday at 6:30. to bj: nf wool I think you are engaged in a pratoWorthy work In trying to make them led by Mlsa Nellie Feljhner. do what I. rittht. But I ,m Rev. Deal try, of Middleville, will lecture think that you bare a ateadp Job before in the Baptist church next Tuesday even­ ing on “Whaling Exploits.” A xollection ’There peraonal knowledge a. to tbla lol will be taken at tbe end of lhe lecture. ot wool boufot In Milwaukee, a, I peraon- Two very pretty weddings gycured In the city last evening, and at‘'about the same hour. At the home of the bride on Michigan Avenue Mr. Fred W. Greble was united In marriage to Miss Stella Rog­ ers. Both of the contracting parties are well and favorably known. The groom to one of the most prominent young men in the city, and at tbe same time one of Has­ tings most enterprising and progressive merchants. The bride Is one of the most estimable young ladles In tho city and occupies a high position In her circle of. friends. Only the hear relatives were present. After the ceremony elegant refreshments were served. The happy couple took the evening train for Grand Rapid* and from there will travel through the eastern states, expecting to be absent about ten days or two weeks. They start out In life under tho most fav­ orable circumstances And with the-best wishes,of all. I s. It Jaakm t sot. pn>tr|H„„ I Cullltac b«rl. bav. toms. , 2? .bin, tod bb.rau.ll tl, t.bui.to'2; woolbr all. examined It. with a rlew lo boyin. It before Mr. Walworth bon«bt It, and bU statement Is correct. Fanners may talk tariff until doomsday, but until they dis­ card the slovenly and dtohonwt manner of putting up their wool as ha* been their custom for the put *ix or eight year*, they must expect to sell their wool cheap. Just refer back to Mr. Walworth s letter and see wbat per cent, of waste wu to M.000 pound* of a crack lot of wool—9.000 pounds or almost 20 per cent. It to just so here in Michigan. 1 have been a buyer for over twenty year*. In iny early days of buying Michigan wool, the shrinkage by cleansing wu about twenty-eight per cent. For the past six or eight year*. It has run 52 to 58 per cent. Is It any wonder our Michigan wool hu become so unpopular as It is to-day? There to no dodging It when I say there is no wool so little sought after as Wisconsin and Mich­ igan wool. Refer again to Mr. Walworth's letter wherein he says- "I bought ip.000 pounds of Australian UHUXuhrtl at W<e and 10.000 pounds of Onio tretaArd at 36He-” <be difference: for unirwheil, as against 36 S for our wash­ ed. Why Is It so? Simply because of the condition of our wool, and nothing else. Now, how to remedy it? Only one way. If you tnuh your wool, trash It, (don’t drive your sheep to some creek or lake to drink and call them washed), or better still, don’t wash at all. Keep your sheep clean and tax well before shearing; use a small linen or hemp twine; Oring your wool to market In lhe same condition as you would expect to buy your sugar or tea. and you will find a ready sale at good prices, and It will bo but a short time when our domestic woul will rank as It should, first in every market and be sought after the same as Australian wool is nnw. ,W. L. Lamoueaux. The marriage ceremonies making Mr. C. H. Barber and Miss Lillian Diamond one. were performed In the Emmanuel church last evening at 7:30. The church was handsomely trimmed In honor of the avent. Messrs. D. W. Reynolds, Shirley Smith. Chas. Doyle, Ed Huffman. Clarence I^throp and Milan WaUdorff served in. the capacity of usher*, whlleMr. Lou Goodyear was the-groom’s best man. and Ml** Maud Stebbins acted as bnde's maid. Rev. Irvine pronounced the words that inade the contracting parties one. Later a re­ ception was held at the elegant home of the groom’s parents. Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Barber,' on Jefferson street. Tbe guesta were presented to the happy couple by Mr. Shirley Smith and Miss Gertrude Pender­ gast. after which light, refreshment* were served. There were many tokens of friendship frpm friends In the shape of SAD SUICIDE. handrotne and useful presents. Mr. Bar bento one of the rising young physicians In ourcyy, and popular among his many friends. Tbe bride Is well known and George Dillbabner, one of the wealthiest esteemed by her large circle of friends. In common with their many well wishers, and most prominent farmers lu Maple we join In wishing them a happy and pros­ Grove, committed suicide yesterday morn­ ing by banging. He took his breakfast as perous wedded life. usual yesterday morning, and Immedlately How to Put Up Wool. thereafter’went to the barn with some milk Written for the Tradesman. to feed bis stock. About 20 minutes toiler The season for handling tbe new clip of Chas. Fowler called to see him, aud on go­ wool will soon be here, and a* your valua­ ing to the bam was horrified to see his ble paper did such good work In dissemin­ body hanging from a-beam In the ban., bls ating some suggestions I had to offer last body being yet warm. Last winter a se­ year, I wish to impose upon your good vere attack of grippe left Mr.'DUlbohner graces again, as I have a most Important with broken health, which had seemed to article Sent me from Boston, which 1 wish decline ever since. During the past week writer bad a bad time of it last week. As to go before the wool growers of Michigan: it was noticed that he had not that clear­ to the Invoice taken at the furniture fac­ HOW WOOL -SHOULD BE PUT UP. ness ot mind which had usually character­ tory: Tbe Journal editor was one of the Among the improvements which the ized him—for he was a clear headed busistockholders who complained because the grower should adopt In methods of pre­ directors valued things too low. We paring hto wool for market, we would urge new man in all his affairs. But while this mental trouble was noticed, no one suspect­ think any reasonable man, willing to take upon hto attention the following/ ed that it would lead to any such act as he the trouble to investigate, can satisfy him­ All rubbish should be kept out of lhe self that whatever losses the Furniture Co. fleeces, which should be put up with committed. Undoubtedly temporary In­ met were sustained from August 1 to the merely one or two ties of the best hemp sanity was the occasion of tbe rash act, at there could be no other reason. He was time of the assignment A* to tbe council twine, or glazed twine. one of the wealthiest fanners of the coun­ proceedings: except In two instances the Sisal twine should not be used. Many Bannkh has printed them the same week gOwers still fall to realize the injury to ty, was happily married, and had a very as they were given us. Our bill will be their wools resulting from the use of sisal good and happy home, with friends and placed before the council for the year’s twine. Thto sisal costs only five or six family surroundings such, as would have made a healthy mind In love with life. He work for such disposition^ that body sees' cents per pound, but It Is weighed with fit to make. We hare done our best to wool costing from 20 to 30 cents per pound was about 60 years of age. and had always been an industrious, honorable, hard-work­ give satisfaction. As to the pay we so that tho manufacturer has not only to will not give the council the occasion to make a reduction In price sufficient to pro­ ing man. He leaves a wife and two chil­ dren, and a mother who is onwards ot 90 complain of us a* they have of the Journal. tect hhnself against loss In weight, bitt years of age, to mourn his loss: It Is reported to us on authority, also to guard against the damage to tli that our contempory twke asked pay for goods by the stoal fibre. Item* that had been previously paid. We Fotlowtaf «ra tbe reel ratue tnuratera American hemp twine possesses many presume this arose from a mistake but advantages for use In tying fleeces, ami, tor the week ending April =4 1SW, „ It is as great a fault as can be found with everything considered, cost, etc., I*, per­ token front the book, In the reetoterinoffloe* u*. As to the work of the council, two haps. to be preferred to any other. It has year* ago. the city owed S12.000 for „„ bonuses to manufacturing Institutions. ’‘reniclh. lightness and a glazed surface, cCfe/rireto audio, few. The outgoing councjl p*jd IL A Dew while Its coat Is very much In its favor, It school building cosihtfc over~>10.000 has being about half tbe price of the linen wS&M m “ F~“ L ““ritbtok • to twine used In Australia. It can be bought been built and paid for. and 83,000 bonus TbSSwE'S,'" ttoreeth to u an n given to tbe Chair and Table Co.' The for 19 cents per pound. Tbe linen twine, «" Dtotoo Interest bgarng debt of the city In that however, to better, as It contains all the n»w?u J°"“ “ Vtota element* necessary, and has already met time has been reduced from 841,000 to 837000. So here are 82B.000 of other than with approval by wool dealers who handle rauSi tod J°h“ n™">« 1«: Wk to city expence* that were paid by tbe ex- Australian wool. In patting up wool for market, the dung ,n ending May lock, should tadlppnl oS ud thro.5 1£b#rrt‘" c L tori—otor puc.l I. While there!* not a surplus of cash on hand, there Is more then was in the •way when sbrarln,. a, to tho tlamor , ’^CJoKton.h.BBItototouu. or Hmcc with ug,. etc., ud the ilecrra^ ‘T.0 , ear* 11 **“« rtrange dw.'uS“°Z^“'1 "rt"lCo W aw that the Baxmkr. a republican paper, must defend a democratic council, com­ therefrom, the following letter from Mr posed largely of leading business men of Joseph Walreth. of the Pacific mllto, who ,f • ,Mle, b0-,er of wou1’ h well the city, who stand well as Individuals and llu f (xuu *° btolt’1 Munleo perew Culton as business men. from unjust attacks by a worthy of perusal: democratic newspaper. But while we do 1 to get up a TlSStw". «SE tod W A Gureu wrert of wool for a new cloth. I bought not and caxnot pretend tliat that council ciSEASffiJ’A c“»"“ » did not make some mistake*, as all such 10,000 pounds of Australian unwashed nt bodies are liable to do. the fact remains tlie extreme price of 42^e per pound, j ,tolhto« Barber ttuuc. Hostings that they are not guilty of what the Jour­ also bought 10,000 pounds of washed x per pound, think­ nal charge* them. If the Journal’s posi­ Ohio combing at „ - ------- '•icsnM,. tion, which it steadfastly urged all last ing to cheapen the Australian and still Same and residence A?»e<T|‘«CL W,ial w“ U1C ha‘u,t? year had been correct, why did not that great nprhlslng. “the people’s ^ltMn.wa’ pal np hon'«!y. no party or the city of Hastings" of which our tl r^ torJi.h V ’‘rln* 1,ke 00«°® -iteiii.ss;® ct.titemporary was to be the Moses, pan thread to hold the fleece together white onio, which out with more than 13 votes In caucus, and !>e finally compelled to withdraw its to the .-lew live Id per cent, or ttufflnn Uckeil* If tbe Journal’* position werecor- ud pro.no rd ra Uttle top llMt theAnetraP r*eL it would arem that mor* people ought imriiiced m cheep A GmtaftU Trtb.u. to have followed Ita leW Tuto the neon!*’* • top UW«AM Ohio U»!f. Orcoura, ■» U>e wool^, |»rtj business, that m^nstrotjs aggregation Z«t,ICllA>'5h' * Sadd^t of all to thto: Yet bow uot aomMtmea spoil delight with ■ thought. Measuring the beauty by the toae for aye. Since its oomplettak points ita road to Nought. Slflcw bavtag been lurks waiting for whaX Is? Woe's ne that fair to fair but for lu day! - AwtaWetaUr ta Good Words It’s very funny to watch tho man who is afraid of mailing mistakes. Ono man in a theater lobby, who caught the glimpse erf a face in the crowd the other evening, gave u start and madu a movement to rush up to the other man tiod speak to him. Then ho stopped, and drew off with a dignified air. The other man’s eye had lighted with a gleam of recognition, but when he saw the sudden change he. too. aaaumed a state­ ly air and held aloof. Well, thcac two men kept running into each other between the acts all that evening, until both of them took on n sullen hangdog expression which would have been ludicrous if it had not bean so threatening. When the play was over and the crowd was pushing out to the sidewalk, fate bumped the two men against each other once more. Then they both cried out in surprise. They did know each other, after all, only they had aot nu t each other in a long time, and both of them had greatly changed in appearance. So much for the mon who I* afraid of being crushed, when a little courage would carry him a long way.—New York Tribune. 5 per cent, of sulphur and Ita ooh, 30 per cent, ot silicon and 10 per cent, of iron and manganese. Solutions of beef, atarchy mixtures and even milk, which cucMtltutc* the diet ot patient* with influenza and other fever*. cannot supply them elements, and a* milk is their sole food. The food* which ment abundantly contain the elements re­ quired for the strengthening at the hair are the various albuminoids and the oat. coo. With care three food* arv admioaiblc in certain febrile diheaara. Dr. Mapotber baa often found a dietary largely composed of oatmeal and brown bread greatly pro-..•-•i.. > » •• • -- £.?. T'MVft-iA I*n‘00’ iM-rrwtsdb1^ SS’.SX.-S ' weeks previous to said day of J.t'Ue .-f Probate. [A trneeooc.) BEAMER’S CASH GROCERY Offers. commencing SATURDAY MAY 9tl Some Bargains in groceries. The goods we offer are all fresh stock and bought at rock bottom prices. Here are some of the bargains. a lb,. ytltow peubra. p.r ran.............lie 3 lbs. ripe tomatoes per can j........... 4 can# for 30 cts. 1 lb.'Alaska salmon. per can............ .. !Sc 3 cans for 5ft cts, DcLanil'b soda. 1 lb. packages . Domestic Sardines, per can............... Head-light oil water-white 150 tert. 6 gal. for SO cis. We want your trade and make you the be.-t prices fo?\ cash. We don't blow in much for advertising but give our rnstomers the benefit. SILKS, VELVETS. Curtains, Draperies, -OF- DRESS GOODS Spring weather necessitates particular attention to Dress Goods. And the bargains we are now of­ fering will convince you that we are fully alive to your wishes in that regard. We have just received some of the very latest weaves of foreign and domestic mantifactures. The fabrics anti shades are in harmony with the season. Dainty and delicate as befits the coming spring. Space will not permit its to enumerate tlie different fabrics, but visitors to onr Dress Goods de-' partment say without reserve that we have the finest line of dress goods in the city. We need scarcely say that we extend to all a cordial invitation to examine our line of dress goods. No efforts on our part will be wanting in showing you our goods whether you buy or not. Ladies’ Jackets IT* our all lbs crlto of demoeraU: aovernoient. tl^ohL “Lately I was sent P0UM ,n •»Louis, “u out in 8 l Our assortment is broken and in order to cloj® out we will give you prices that will insure a ready sale. . We are closing out our shoe stock in order to make room for more dry goods, and yon can nave them at coat. Dress trimmings, 1 Hosiery & Gloves Ih hphr Price Ury to Hm Pattern Free- �Hastings Banner. I Thursday, May $ 1892. W. R. COOK. Local Bdltor. I ' The Harvest Depends'something on the seed. * brown bread. You can PERSONAL MENTION. Bod th. «a,. or U«, W..E. Power, Hardware atore In ibte toaue. Mr. Wright, of Albion, was in the city Friday. * Get an egg baatoet at Hams’ and Van Annan s before they are all sold. Only 25 cento and will save you many egw. evening** Went G,>n<i BapM’ Tuwday Cut price shot) dealer at tlie Racket; the best ton shilling shoe you ever saw. Will Whipple was in Nashville last week Pins. Smith on business. Court convened Monday afternoon but Mr. and Mrs. D. McOmber went to owing, to tbe alckpess of Prosecutor Low­ Battle Creek Monday. den wia^fljourned until yesterday morn­ Steve McMaugh, formerly of this city, ing. Only can Produce but now of Chicago, spent Sunday in the _ For tbe next 80 days tbe W. F. Powers city. Hiirdwaru store will aell goods at greatly Mrs. A. H. Loveland was called io reduced prices. See the ad. elsewhere In this issue. Augusta last week by the sickness of a relative. Don't pay high prices for Infeflor soap. Dr. Denslow, of Muskegon, aud one of Go to S. E. Phillip’a, the grocer's, and |ray seven bars of Artisans soap for 25 cents. toe most prominent physicians of tbe state, LANDRETH'S These who uae it say it la better than visited bls parents here. Lenox. SEEDS », Mm. L. J. H.W.IM, „r Grind Rip:d«. When lu want of a new carpet, rug, or will nuke her future home with her mation of being the But. chenille curtains you should call and see duurhter Mu. Jo,. Leun. the elegent Hue of these goods at Russell’s, H. W- LANDRETH, MJm Flo Bwillever, ,kk In Grand Write for is*2 ' You cat save money by making purchases ipu can Hap ids with pleuro-pneumonla. but wo Cautogee. r’f bl»are happy to say that she is better. Battle Ckskk. Anyone desiring to build, paint ar hav­ Miss Ed Mentzer went to Benton Harbor ing occasion to use hardware should get Friday to join her husband who has se­ prices at the W. F. Powers' hardware cured a position In a furniture factory store before buying. Bargains offered for there. the next 30 day*. Mrs. Sophia' Kentleld, of Chicago, re­ Fred Cross, who formerly lived in this turned to this city last week for a short city, but of late living In Charlotte, was visit, bringing little Gene Barnes home sentenced to six months In Jackson prison with her. last week from Charlotte, for stealing Dr. C. N. Snyder, of Sunfield, who «ome clover seed. spends most of hla time hustling among All grades of Ingran, tapestry Brussels, his patients and selling, agricultural Im­ body Brussels aud Wilton carpets in new plements was in the city Friday. and elegant designs cut lu lengths to match Herb Snyder, for several years the fore­ without waste, and at prices within reach man of the Banner. went to Sunfield of ail at Russell’s. Friday, where he will revive the setting Few cities of this size have a more Sunfield Sufi. We can heartily recom­ beautiful cemetery than Is Riverside cem­ mend Mr. Snyder to the people of Sunfield etery in tills city. Owners of lots take as an honest, upright young man. and a great pride In keeping them up in fine No. 1 printer, and feel confident that he shape, which adds Infinitely to its natural will meet with the success that he deserves. beauty. i Fine line of outing shirts at the Bank­ McCoy’s special suit sale continues to bu rupt store. a great attraction to all who would pur­ chase bed-room suits. And no wonder. A drive around the city shows that there He has never before been able to make Is a great deal ot building and Improving such low priecs on thto line of gixxls. He of residences going on even now. Go in has a large stock to select from. most any part of the city and new houses are being built or old ones greatly enlarged Norman Bailey and H. A. Goodyear, of and beautified. This betokens nn air of this city, A. G. Courtright, of Barry, R- prosperity that Is very noticeable, and at Larabee, ot Baltimore, James L. Cutler, of the same time Is very gratifying to all who Hastings township, and Dugal Campbell, rejoice In the growth ot the city. of Hope, left Tuesday to attend the demo­ It is reported that there was n shooting cratic state convention at Muskegon. scrape In Carlton last week between a Those having In charge the work of couple of brothers by lhe name of Rowe, preparation for the Kirmesa speak In the in which Ad. Rowe was fatally shot by hie very highest terms ot its promise to be an brother. Inquiry at the Sheriff's office re­ entertainment In every way meritorious. vealed the fact that no complaint had been Remember the dates. Wednesday and made. though Deputy Sheriff Whit Ben­ Thursday evenings of next week. May ham informed us that there was a shooting 11th and 12tb. affray between the brothers. In which Ernest, son of Mr.*and Mrs. W. W. neither was hurt, which is probably the case, and that a warrant has been made Hnmoton, died at the home of his parents Laugh-. t;Jk or rd. lo your artificial teeth but not served. • • or drop down? It ‘o send one dollar for Monday morning of consumption, after a We stated quite fully last week our sen­ I»r. Husband's Hand; holder. Yon can apply it 1 long period of suffering, aged 20 years. :«yonr plat«* In out nlnute. and no matter If | The funeral service# were held at the timents with regard to tbe June races, M>ur plate fita or notit will hold firmly In the I bouse, yesterday morning, and the remains especially with regard to gambling snaps •..uth under the meet tryinedreumatanoee. Ind their presence on the grounds. We Address .1- Z. HUSBAND, DC D. 8. । taken to Yorkville for burial. White Cloud, expressed the wish that it might be our Michigan. The fire laddies of this city have received privilege, in behalf of the management, to an invitation to attend the 18th annual eon- state that these things should not Insult vention of the Michigan's State Firemen's tlie intelligence and moral sense of the Association to be held In Hillsdale May people who wanted lo see tbe races, but Zstli. A splendid program has been pre- did not care to bring their families Into 'pared. and many good pqlnts can be glean­ contact with these objectionable features. Preparatory for Second and Thin! grade ed by tlx.se interested. We are glad to say that the management trUHcales. has assured us that these skin games shall The farmers or Barry county are in not be . tolerated. That while with the vlted to Inspect the Shields Patent wind ­ SupL W. I). STERLING and Prln. H. sporting characters who will come from mill. They are manufactured by the outside there will"necessarily be some pool B. ANDRU3. Conductors. One selling, it will be kept lu the background, This school will close just in time for Hastings Engine and Iron works. Is In practical operation lu front of their • the regular Barry county teachers' exami­ and people who do not Indulge In that kind office. It will pay you to patronize home of business will not be solicited to do so. nation which occurs August 4 and 5. For alnlogue containing full particulars In re­ Industries and get their prices on wind­ Further the only game allowed will be the mills, derrick's tanks, etc. paddle wheel, which too will be kept in gard to course of study, tuition, board, etc., the background. These are the only address W. I). Sterling or H. B. Audrus, Anyone contemplating building should lift-ding*. Mich. . consult W. E. Allgen, lhe contractor and things that will be allowed on the ground. guilder, before commencing. He will fur­ While these are objectlonatde to some, all nish estimates, and all work done by him must admit that no one can part with his will be In a neat, /workmanlike manner money on either of them who doesn’t wish and verj- reasonat^X* too. Many of the to. and that races where these are the only very neatest houses In tbe city were built objectionable features are In a degree above the average. We nrt glad to make by Mr. Allgeo. the above announcement, and frankly The Klrmeas promotes originality and state that the management of these races encourages research. It brings together Is trying, as far as possible to rid them of Hereafter, changes for advertisements many young people, teaching them lo en- features that offend law-abiding and order­ mn-t reach this office Tuesdays at latest to 1 joy music, familiarizing them with the loving people. m-mre Insertion in ibe.tastM; of the week costumes and general appearance of the In­ There is no question but that the track when brought. 1 / habitants of various nations, and during at tbe fair grounds here Is already in the ita short reign, all engaged In it uncon­ best condition it ever has been. Nor Is Millet seed at Stauffer’s. sciously become familiar with many pictur­ there doubt but that, when the improve­ Guy Havens is nursing a pet felon. esque scenes of the world’s history. ments already planned shall have been Attend McCoy's special sale of bed-room made. It will be far superlon to the aver­ McCoy, the furniture and carpet man, age track. Those having the matter In can show you some elegant patterns in charge promise that it shall be all of that. TIN nicest stock of millinery goods In carpets and rugs. This is an exceptional And right here we desire to remark that the city at Russel’s. chance. lu none of tbe large cities could Hastings has some speedy youngsters that you suit yourself better either In quality are showing up well on the track. Under Choicest kinds of oranges and banannas or price. He has nil the.latest styles and at South side bakery. the careful training of Frank Ackerson patterns In the«c goods. Do not buy rugs, Dana M., John • Cole's three year old All thcnewest patterns In rugs,.carpets, carpet.^. matting, linoleum, curtains or pacer, has with very little tracking made drapes until you have seen McCoy's line of a half mite in 1:25. Al Kleth’s promising "UrlAins, and drapes at McCoy’s. three jear old stallion, Leo I)., Is show­ ..Go to tlie South side bakery for Boston these goods. brown bread and domestic bread. The roads leading into tbe city are by no ing up in-great form, be has already made a full half mile In 1-18. and will make a .The "Artisans” soap, seven bars for 25 means in the best possible condition. We far better showing before the season closes. dare say tfiat enough money has been spent cents, at S. E. Phillip's, tho grocer’s. upon tne streets of this city, and the ap­ There Is no question but that be has great Indies hats at cut prices at the Racket proaches to the city, to have made the speed, ana the necessary endurance to ’ PniN. Smith. finest kind of roads In the city, and even make a famous stepper. These two three year olds will be hard to beat at the June Fine line of cakes and pies kept on hand extend out into the country for several races, and some splendid trotting will have miles In each direction, had the work been all the time at the side side bakery. finished when it was finished. The roads to be done if one or both of them does not RusSqll sells the Haul Ton corset waist have been a constant source of repair and show a clean pair of heels to all comers. At far »0 cents; also has a full stoek of Dr. expense. Had the work been done the June races, Barry county people will W arner's. thoroughly when It was done, and roads have a chance to see Pontiac Cl^lef In the 2­ 27 class, and It will have to be a good one The choir factory has been receiving made that would have lasted, how much that goes by him. M,m>good orders ot late, and will Increase better It would have been. —We ire-cen­ suring no one for what has been done, for their working force. the work here hair been fully up towhat It is known to me who took some vine EGGS. EGGS taken in exchange for is done In other cities of this size, and from the grgve of my husband, without my goods at the Racket l>erhaps better, but we Insist that It would knowledge or consent. Any one repeating Phin. Smith. be economv to build roads so that they the act will be prosecuted. . would stay built, forever, with very little KinneM at Union hall Wednesday Mbs. ANna Mason. Wednesday and and Though costing Tnursday evenings of next week. Admis­ expense for repairs. something more to start with, yet It Is sion 25 cents. Reserved seats 35 cents. much cheaper in the end. Light second-hand road wagon; also Call and see those 25 and 35 cent shirts canopy-top road wagon nearly new. En­ We have been requested to say some quire of J. C. Andrus, tbe dentist. nt the Bankrupt store. Tho cloth alone would cost as much as we sell the shirts thing to the farmers as to how wool should be put tip, hut finding the excellent article for. tn the Michigan Tradesmen on “How to . The 2.000 ladies hats I bought early in The lecture of Re v. Seaver, of Middle Put up Wool.’’ we decided to publish It en­ the season has begun to arrive. 227 sam­ 'Hie, in the Presbyterian church Tuesday tire. and It will l»e found In Ibis Issue. ples came last week for me to select from. evening, was well attended and very Inter- Farmers will do well to read this article, See them aud be convinced at the Racket. tMlng. ■ ' and if It Is heeded, as it should be. It will Phin Smith. tor the past four weeks the wool boot not be long before Michigan wool will be To the Supervluom of Burry County. factory has made an average of 100 cases, as eagerly sought after os it used to be. I would call your attention to Act No. and at better prices. As the writer says, 1-1*0 pairs <»f wool boots per day. Tlie pay "Farmers may talk tariff till doomsday, 193. Session laws ot l»80 relative to the ■'oil exceeds SOOO per week. but until they discard lhe dishonest man­ soldiers, sailors and marine relief commis­ We are very glad to state that we. « ere ner of putting up their wools, they must sion and if any or all of tbe townships and misinformed a« to Dr. Andras not building expect to sell their products cheap. The wards of Hastings city want to raise any on his Green street property this year. shrinkage by cleaning Michigan wool has money under said Act you or some mem­ He will begin'the foundation for a fine resi­ been over 50 per cent, per year for the past ber of your Board will meet with aald re­ dence in a 8bort time. six years. Thus It can easily be seen why lief commission on Saturday May 21. A. D. ’ if you want a soap that Is said by the wool bnyers refuse to pay full price for 1892 at lhe court house, Hastings, at people of this city who have used it to be wool that Is over half waste. And until 1 o’clock and report the amount required. Dated April 25, *92. belter than Lenox and seven bars for 25 ^nu, go to 8. E. Phillipa, the grocer's, and ask for lhe "Artisans.” Good Seeds Good We seldom quote PRICES HATS STRAW Miss Nellie Baldwin spent Saturday In Vicksburg. May is near at band and you may need a straw hat. If you do , come to us and we will show you a line that can't help but please yon. We have all the newest JTYLEJ Q0L0R5 and our PRICES ARE RIGHT. Summer Underware. Let us say -a few words about this. We bought direct from the manufact­ urers, therefore we can save you the profits paid to the jobbers. Give- us a call and we will save you some money. No need to speak of our Olotliing- Stock.. The number of suits that go out of our store daily is sufficient to say that the patterns and prices are right, and when it comes to furnishing goods " We are in it’’ Yours respectfullj-, But here are a few BARGAINS We are offering our custom- UH.i lbs. good flour . $2.90 -j-.’l lbs. coffee sugar 1.00 lbs. good roasted coffee 1.00 2* yds. y'd.wide sheeting 1.00 17 yds. y’d wide blenched 1.00 sheeting One-Price Clothiers Hastings, Michigan. R. K. GRANTS Highest prices always paid for farmers’ produce. L. E. Stauffer. IF the WHEN YOU QOXIT FITS YOU PUT HASTINGS M SCHOOL. IT JULY fr’TIL AUGUST 3, ’92 LOCAL NEWS. ‘ CIRCULATION * This week, • 80 quires. ,IGHT on the top of the column we want to say that we are making another successs this season of Boys’ Clothing, Our suits at special prices fit the expectations of a great many who know how superior our line of Boys' Suits are. Boys will frolic even when I in the best clothes, therefore ' the clothing for Boys and Children should be of mater­ ial that will withstand hard usage. That’s the sort we keep. ON HERE’S a satisfaction in buying and wearing the clothing we sell yowthat is undeniable. It's not alto­ gether the confidence you have in the garments (made on honor and the best;) it’s the price you pay for them (al­ ways tlie lowest considerate with quali­ ty:) it's not altogether in the perfect fit or the courteous, considerate treatment received at our store, it must be partly a satisfaction that you are in touch with the times, in the line of progress—not trading witli an old fashioned, way-behind-the-times sort of of a store, where the goods they sell are in keeping with the store, but making your selections at our counter where everything has the air of being up and doing, alert to the needs and wants of customers, progress­ ive. modern, you catch the inspiration and yon are proud to tell your friends that you you trade with the leading clothing house. '•GOOD NIGHT. NIGHT SHIRTS. with collars, cuffs, pockets, and ornamental front, with white or colored embroidery on collars, cuffs, pockets, and fronts. We allow a flue as­ sortment of these goods, selected with an eye to „ good taste—not. too elaborate or showy, but quiet and neat. And the prices are sure to please. 02 GS �■ »■—- Thursday, May > <8<^OUR COUNTY Middleville high school has a base ball tam that Is aux lo us to tackle •**‘*riB* tbe county, and especially to see Hasting m the dianxmd field. Mohvlll. reports quite a building boom UghtniDg struck tbe b®”1 of S. QtoS. In Maple Grow, lart Wedneaday killing « Dorse, but damaging tbe barn very littleA little son ofR 5. Smith, of Nashville, toil from a barbed ;»ire Thursday, and had a terrible gash torn In his leg. ' The Barry A Eaton medical society met rt Nashville Thursday, and had a very In­ tereating and profitable session. I.nntn,/ Len Miller was i„j„.Wn„.iv -----*“ “ one of Nashville's water mains the . day, and was through before be was aware at it Be received a wejl directed shoot from the water, and bad a very thorough bath without charge. It Is claimed that lhe fortune which came to Mrs. Jacob Brandstetter, of Middlevllle. from the death of her slater In Cleveland will amount to nearly 81,500.­ 000. While Mias Connett was washing dishes the other day at O. A. Fuller’s, near Wood­ land. a glass broke in her hands. She tried to save the pieces from falling, but in the effort her wrist struck the ragged edge of a piece remaining In her band, gashing It severely. 1 Woodland streets are being surveyed and a grade established. One of the prominent young ladles of the Epworth league sat down In a dish of butter at the social test evening, but she vowed never to speak to us again If vre mentioned it In the paper so we don’t dare to call any names. Owing to the light at­ tendance and loss of butter, profits were small.—Woodland News. Two years ago W. P. Cramer lost a gold watch chain and charm in Mrs. Baitinger’s woods. Last Saturday Jessie Gates found it buried three or four Inches in the dirt and returned it to the owner.—Woodland News. ss.waJt-s.t land. Tte church la tela* peinted-Mn. O. F Wood 13 under the doctors care—vr. Sayles has returned from Lowell, being called ibcf. by the lllmw. ot bl. "Hj-Tbc surprise-kt t>! iKHwe of B. F. Wolfe was well attended also the one *1 J- D. Town­ send's—Many from here attended the W. C. T. U. convention at Middleville recently —Tbe young iwple's aoctety and prayer meeting are creating much interest here— Mrs. Geo. Varney Is now on the tick list— Frank Wood Is atill confined to tbe house —Many complain of too mneh raln*-ProfHumphrey will preach on Saturday. May 14. He will lecture on the subject “op^ portunities.’ He has promised to deliver an an address at Woodland on Decoration day for fils comrades. Enough. Of Ot what? Rain, Kain, Saturday oamraay and WU What’s tlie matter with the Detroit Tri­ bune? Friday’s.edlton tn editorial columns did not qpntain Gen. Alger's or Mayor Pin­ gree’s names—Fine growing time. Wheat and grass making a fine growth—A num­ erously signed petition is being circulated for a postal clerk on the C. K. «fc S. rail­ way. It now takes two days to get an answer to a letter from any of tbe stations north or south ot Hastings; also an anti­ option wheat petition—The cyclone of last Wednesday night done much damage at Prairieville, and made a good start to move the village of Delton—H. Flower and W. C. Towne made a business trip to Kalama-, too—Com planting will be late as 30 years ago-Early potatoes, peas, lettuce and radlsbfib are in tbe ground—Barry county has plenty of men If they only owned a metropolitan paper to boom them, who could make their mark. Our little tpwn was all excitement last week over the announcement of Mrs. Rev. Wallace having the scarlet fever. Our health officer was informed and quaran­ tine was made at the parsonage and order given not to appear on the outside, and then the officer, going to all parties who had been to see the sick woman before scarlet fever was pronounced and Informed them that they had been exposed to a con­ tagious disease and must stay confined to their rooms. Then the officer stated lhe school must close aud finally after all this the people are somewhat resting over their scare. Mrs. Wallace, at this .writing, IS improving rapidly—Tbe building on tbe summer resort Is improving very rapidly and we may soon look fora steamer on Mill lake for the enjoyment of the people —Our supervisor was taking the assess­ ment of our burg and the few surrounding it last Saturday afternoon—H. Tetheric was here from Battle Creek Iasi week Friuay—Fred Tooze was taken sick last week and was very sick for a few days—Frank Whitworth ordered a warrant Issued last Friday eve for the arrest of Geo. Keifer —It is thought that a tent of Maccabees will be formed here soon. ’ ■ ■■ ■ —.... — Dowling. The busy time is nearly over with Will again take up the pencil—Mrs. Bag­ ley has a sister visiting her—Mr. and Mrs. Lyrnsn Chamberlain from State road visit­ ed their daughter arid other friends at Cloverdale aud Delton last week—Charles Chandler visited hla parents Sunday, and* was accompanied by Gustus Woodworth— Gid Wilkinson is road commissioner of the town of Hope. Mr. Gibson would not qualify—Many thanks to the Delton cor­ respondent for rectifying the mistake in regard to Miss Merritt teaching. The writer was wrongly Informed—Mrs. Jane Chandler’to on the sick liat-rrCh*rlcs Benedic has commenced'the wail for O. Loomis' barn—Nina Mosher is convalescing—Wil­ liam Payne and family ^have moved on The May party was not very largely at­ their farm near Brush Ridge—Geo. Hart - tendee on account of the rain—Mrs. IL and wife went to Gull lake Friday. Ormsbee was able to ride out Monday, aft^r her recent lllneas—Miss Annie War­ ner has returned froip Charlotte—Fred, Frank Geiger, ot Charlotte, spent Sun' you made a mistake last SundayYou day with friends here—G. F. Stringham, went to see some other fellow's best girl— of Battle Creek. Sundayed at A. It. Wol­ Dr. Miller returned home from Colorado cott’s—L. C. FelgbDer and wife, of Wood­ last week. The long journey was very land, were guests at L. A. Putnam’s over tiresome tothe-Dr. although he feels quite Sunday—Chattie Lake, of Hastings, visit­ strong and happy to meet his many friends ed Lulu Felghner over Sunday—Isaac once more—Miss Eva Joy Is nursing a Purkey has sold Dis farm on the hill to a felon—Gus Reetl is numbered with the Mr. Knowl—The hydrant for the purpose sick—Nat Clemens has bought a colt of filling tbe street sprinkler was put in MlssPrudle Tobias still lingers under the opposite lhe postoffice—Coy Smith took a Dr’A care—We are enjoying muddy roads header from a high wheel bicycle Monday again—Dr. VanHorn’s student has gone afternoon, bruising him up quite badly away again—Wm. Crosby and wife are about the head and right arm and shoulder —James Fleming was in Middleville Tdts- visiting at G. R. Manning’s— F. Pursell talks of routing I’. Granger’s .house—Mrs. day—The entertainment given by the W. J. Webster will/ visit at E. Herrington’s A. O. C. assisted by Miss 1H11, Greta the remaindepm this week. Young and Agnes Felghner was a grand success, and we hope we will be favored NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. by more of -the same kind—D. L. Smith has rented the store north of H. C. Hobb’s Bennett Haskell and wife, of Glenn, bakery, and pot1n a stock of notious. have been away on a nice little trip all by 1 Creasy. The general topic of conversation among tbe ladies at present is bouse cleaning. Among tbe gentlemen tbe expression of horror at the prospect of picked up dinners —John Barber Is again on tbe sick list— Mr. and Mrs. Cox and daughter Edith, of Otsego, spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. J. Brown—Grace Woodard, ot Kala­ mazoo; Is spending a few days with Mattle Barber at this place—A number of young people of this place attended the party at Mr. Beers', of Spring Brook, Friday even­ ing—Mrs. Caleb France is quite sick— Warren Fisher bought and shipped a num­ ber of carloads of wheat at this place for 85 cents per bushel the past week—Mr. ■nd Mrs. Clint Glynn, ot Portage, spent Saturday aud Sunday with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Brown—Frank Rickeuniore, of Battle Creek, is home spending • few days with his parents—Mr. Halsle bought him a horse of Enos Barber last week. £ ir T\ . themselves. They went down the Missis­ sippi in (heir own steam yacht, taking their time to the journey, sold Uie boat at New Orleans and returned by rail. The Chicago A West Michigan railroad does most of tbe fruit carrylug from Fenn­ ville. antk citizens there are trying to talk the “soulless corporation’’ into assisting to gravel one of the principal roads leading In from tbe peach orchards. A young housewife In Allegan county attempted to drive a nail into the kitchen wall last week, and In three blows she cracked the baby’s head, smashed the hired girl’s nose, and nearly put out one of her own eyes, and still it Is said that a woman can’t drive a nail or throw a stone. • The Eaton county fair will be held the first week to October. Thto to what the officers of the agricultural soctety deeioed at a meeting in Charlotte recently. White a Grand Rapbte safoonht stepped out of his place of business for n moment one <tay last week, some tnnghs who were In tbe city tappci the till. When be re­ turned they eovmuausMT'to spend money very freely and be *ndp fonnd out bla loss X"1 £ X, “X SKuWir—o.. a Geier, ot Hope, rlxtted | a lam quanUty ot budfr. T and get • correct especial benefit Three years ago bls barn was scattered to thu four winds by a whirl­ ing monster and hto house badly damaged. Last week hto barn was blown from its foundation. Allegan Is agitating the question of In­ troducing a new system of electric lighting. Tbos. Crumley, a farmer of Watson. Allegan county, recently started for W asbington. where he Intended to make bls fu­ ture home. When near Omaha he was taken suddenly insane and had to be cared for. A 8150 draft on an Allegan bank taken by Mr. C. has been returned by an Omaha bank, to ascertain whether the sig­ nature ou the back Is genuine, as there seemed to be some doubt. Tbe dates of the Eaton Rapids fair have been changed to Sept 28, 29 and 30. Applications for space In lhe Exposition buildings .now aggregate more that 4,000.­ 000 square feet, a little over one-third be­ ing from foreign applicants. A carnival of aports in connection with the Columbian exposition, Is contemplated and quite likely to be established. It Is proposed to provide a large arena or ampltbeatre In which will be enacted, as far as possible, every kind of athletic sport known to the various nations and races of the earth. Indiana has begun the erection of its building at the Exposition and la well ad­ vanced In arrangements for Its general state exhibit The building will be a fine structure. In composite French Gothic style 50 by 130 feet, three stories high, with a veranda twenty feet wide 'on all four sides. nriMtnr of the Hastings bouae, I* <,H(J TROUT FISHING. Tbe new Ex tension 9 of the Chicago A West MiehlgM from Traverse City to Elk Rapids. Is twenty miles long and penetrates a region In which are numerous trout streams that have heretofore been loo remote. The line passes through Mitchels, Acme, Williamsburg ■nd Angell*, at or near to any of which there are good streams that have never been fished ■ to any extent If you would rather • go farther off you will find a steamboat running regularly from Elk Rapids through Elk Lake. Round Lake. Torch River, past the mouth of the Rapid River and up the entire length of Torch Lake. Into all these waters empty trout streams , that are now for lhe first time made convenient Geo. DeHavkx, Gen. Passenger Ag’L Tbe newly elected Directory has chosen officers of the exposition as follows: Presi­ dent, W. T. Baker; First Vice President. Gov. John Miller, ot North Dikota. re­ H. R. Higiubothaui; Secretary. IL O; Ed­ monds; Attorney, W. K. Carlisle; TreaA. late* an instance of what Is being accom­ plished by fanners ia tbe Red River Valley A. F. Sceberg^r: Auditor. W. K. Acker­ of Minnesota and North Dakota. He said man. A cut to the extent of nearly 820.­ 8. J. Leland, near, his town of Dwight, N. 000 a year was made lu salaries. D., bought IfM) acre* of lapd in tbe spring The board of lady managers proposes to of 1891, for 82.G0O. and raised crops that erect near the woman’s building a chlld- season worth the salary of a government ren.s borne or public comfort pavilion for clerk. In excess of the cost of his farm, as mothera and children. The estimate for per tbe following statement: tire building Is 830,000. and for main­ 4.i»o Bu. of wheat at «c......... 53,*’ so tenance 810,000 which sums it is proposed to raise by subscription. It Is believed S.TM30 that such a place where young children Deducting cost of Und. can be safe aud well cared for while their Leaving.........................j ............. .......... •i.iM.ao parents view the sight of the exposition Cases of this kind are so common that will prove a_great and appreciated con­ they are a drug In the news market out venience. • A unique ex hl bit from Pennsylvania will be a map of the United States, 18 by 24 feet.’ made entirely of pickles, vegetables, fruit, etc., preserveil by the company which makes the exhibit The state lines will be accurately shown, and the hikes and rivers will be represented by vinegar. The whole will be covered with a single piece of plate glass, which is being es­ pecially Made for tbe purpose. Tbe ex­ pense of this Interesting exhibit of the pickling and preserving Industry will be 815,000. Last week President Harrison, with a golden trowel in his hand, laid lhe corner stone of the Grant, monument In New York. In the presence oi over 40,000 peo­ ple. The election button of the Myers patent voting machine was pushed at Lockport, N. Y., lecently for the first lime at an official election. The town of Lockport was tile first to adopt IU use. Tbe m.tchioe seems faultless in its workings, and the method was pronounced a perfect suc­ cess by lhe hundred of newspaper men and the prominent politicians who were present from ail over the state to* witness the operation. No voter remained In lhe booth longer than a minute, although the average voter required only from ten to fifteen seconds to register his ballots for between fifteen and twenty candidates. The time usually required for an after count of the ballots Id this town Is from three to four hour#. With the Meyers system the correct report of tbe result was givan out ten minutes after tbe closing of the polls. “•"“H eimeultyteptek out the brighurt getu,; but lt thlrolh^. unlooke.1 tor It crrtxluly deeerrrt b ^xceemoog tbe tert. nluetr r-r. okl. pe-,,1 telor. Mmi nJ -sen. without tereeivlng ter “AhlU»^tel7. “thu lx^„r grtlutri w T°. “e without era looking xt me:" "it i bud looked".. rawteme." r.nl~! theol-i i-Z. ... OF NEW YORK. , X .ime Wl-rf “■ “"2^“Vosame free of charge. ’Mr. P A terrible tragedy occurred In Battle Ju. L. WIlktaA n O’ Creek Saturday, which resulted In the death of eleven-year-old Claude Lake, al irt: “Ml pH" "o^11 ax" the hands of bls angered playmate. Albert cmstantlj when I *u on my Z.™11 -u uubl. to <10 luol »or». Ausoa, of about the same age. The two two years i w^s after Drboys were quarreling, and while in a pas­ Tlwy never e»me <lo«n one. ,n»r u 2 In . SSk sion yoaDg Anson struck Lake over tbe Lektoe' head with * hickory club, fracturing the skull. Death resulted from tbe blow short­ ly after. Owlug to lhe extreme youth of Ihave talked with nny Grand RapHa people he cured yean uo and all •!*•< <»» Anson he lias not yet been arrested. Henry Wilson, of Martin, begins to hto ability m the hlgueat ‘W; Call on the Dr. and talk It over.________ think that cyclones were created for lite A Chciago Jt Grand Trunk freight train broke into three sections when near Battle Creek the other day. In some way the The library of congress Is the largest In middle section was derailed and strange as tho country. It contains 528.000 volume* It may seem, no damage was done to either besides 170.000 pamphlets. It ia growing two sections. The rars that jumped lhe track were not injured to any extent, and very rapidly, os a copy of every copyright no delay was caused to any of tbe passen­ book must be sent there. Rufe Hosmer has been balelng hay the ger trains. past week in Woodland—Rand Games Is French and American Drca«mak«ra. building a new bam we hear—Prof. Taylor Says a woman who has investigated: It will be remembered that May 1. 1891, will have a concert Tuesday night. May Thos. Dorgan, of Kalamazoo*, was drowned "How many American names do you see on 17th, at Carlton Center; admission to cents while trout fishing In Spring brook. It the signs of modistes In Chicago? You do Miss Emma McKinney is In Grand Rapids has been a question "Whether fiddled trom not have to stop to think at the multiplicity ■visiting—Mrs. Blakeslee, of Grand Rapids, heart trouble, or whether he fell and of French names you see, provided you ia visiting Carlton friends—The surprise struck bis head on a rock, stunning film so giro such things any thought. Some of party on Mrs. Wagoher passed off very that he was unconscious and drowned. these names arc genuine. Some are aapleasantly—Prof. Taylor will hold a song He carried a 85.000 accident policy, and ramed. I take it there are some, genuine service at our burg Sunday evening, May after his death lhe company refused to pay, French modistes in Ch^jigo and I am not 33d. All attend—Lightnljig struck Mart on tbe ground that he died from heart ■eying that a French modiste does not Allen’s bouse Wednesday night, knocking trouble, for which they were not liable. generally understand her business. But I him down and throwing the stove pljie His estate has brought suit against the know what I am talking about when I tell down on bls head. No lives lost—Several company on the ground that his death re­ you that most of the swell dcoKeti that you of oar young ladles are going to Grand sulted from nn ardent Eminent legal see at tbe opera and other swagger places Rapids to work—Rev. Myers went to talent has been retained on each side, and where it is proper to wear such things are Xowell test Monday morning on business the case will be contested to the last. made in Chicago and by American drreaire bear—It Is reported that John Bowe rnakera. A Parisian modiste who came has fatally shot his brother Ad—Walter Mrs. Cornelia Perry, of Bellevue, was here some years ago with a shopful of Burd started for Grand Rapids last Mon­ elected president of tbe W. IL C.. of French dnmmakera told me not long ago day to seek his fortune. Grand Rapids Is Michigan, at tbe meeting In Ann Arbor that she bad none left-that all her work­ the Mecca of all tlret! pilgrims in search of last week. women are Americana. She says that they wealtIf—George and Jessie Vester spent ore better workers than Frenchwomen and Fred Steeper. of Lee. Calhoun county, that they bare a better Idea .of what an Bunday at Clarksville—There are Indleationa ot a large fruit crop of all kinds— plowed up a human skeleton while break­ American woman ought to wear and how lew Decker drives a new buggy bought-at ing a new piece of ground last week. idie ought to have It made."—Chicago Hastings—Will Damas Sundayed In CarlElihu Halated. of Coldwater, who was tost—Cole A Haddix have pulled op tlielr closely connected with P. T. Barnum in aaw mill. O( funoa. cnnpllmrnu pm,I to the the show business for 23 years, died last ■ex tbe supply u mbu^euna daxxlinu th*t Mrs. Will Mersboo and children, of Kal­ amazoo, spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents—Stephen Yeckley ia on tbe •Hr list—Mr. Vandentarg has moved onto tbe farm recently purchased of Mrs. Coffield—T. Brangwin and wife viMtqd 11nstings friends one day lust week—Some i wmeb richly eodowkl with I ImaacG Co. kvvey THURSDAY A£S£T lts catering oa fire, ‘hart Hastings Banner. When you want a FRESH LUNCH, Go to tbe CITY BAKERY. CONFIDECNE WELL PLACED. In 1862, Mr. John Atwell, of Alliance, O took .„lt tt nolicy of 85,000 in the Mutual Life ByMBanceCompany. par. Png a single Premium of 82,442 05. Mr. Atwell waa -17’ old and the policy was on the life plan. It must have required considerable faith in thorn- <iavs _ .. ,,-.4 dto 7./Y1 In • > :L for a man ato. invest 42,500 in an an inufIfntinn institution from ...I which knew that he himself could never withdraw it. Mr. Atwell must have been actuated by no ordinary degree of unselfish­ ness combined with the spirit of optimism to have thus xlevoted so large a sum at that time to the future welfare of ]lig family For, be it remembered, Life Insurance was not then the tried and tested institution that it is to-day. Few of the companies then in existence had passed the experimental stage The assets of the Mutual Life were only about onetwentieth of what they are now. Then, too, the year 1862 was one of the darkest in the history of this country. Tint foundation of all financial operations, the credit of the government, was in a shaky condition. " In fact the very existence of the government was enilanKered and yet this man had the courage to intrust his money and the protection of his family with the Mutual Life, know­ ing that the Company must stand or fall by the results of a stupendous civil war. And the probable outcome atthat time was rather dubious. Within the past two or three years the Life Insurance world has been astonished by the payment of of more than half a million dollars by five members of one family for the protection and benefits afforded by the con­ tracts of the Mutual Life, but to my mind this was not more remarkable than Mr. Atwell’s investment of »2,500 thirty years ago. I wonder who the soliciting agent was and if he is still living. M. Atwell eeems never to have wavered in his faith in the Company nor to have changed from the orig­ inal purpose of his investment Every dividend declared (and there were twenty-eight of them) was applied to increase the insurance value of his l>olicy, and so at the end of twenty years his insurance had grown to $8,791, and when he came to die last year the Com­ pany paid the beneficiary 89.629 As an investment of money I find that without taxation, and without the slightest at­ tention from the insured, the original premium was increas­ ed by a little more than nvn hek cent. Compoi no intikxst fok twenty-eioht vears. What a text for the solicitors of tesday. As a rule figures, and especialy Life Insurance figures, are dry and unfanciful, but to a reflective mind tlie history of this policy opens interesting avenues of thought. To say« that its results have never been approached out­ side of this Company may be trite, but it h none the less true, and to assert that under our present improved meth­ ods it can and will be done again is not promising too much. Charles E. Lawton. j. m. McElwain, / Special Agent Hastings, Mich. 00104906 All property belonging to Mrs. H. J. Kenfield in Hastmgs including houses, vacant lots and farm of 40 acres in second ward. Apply to W. F. POWERS. HARDWARE STORE. It U DM l W P [TH Ha- IT’S A “JIM DANDY,” The stock of lumber and shingles lalely Fiue line of creams and fresh confectionery. A. E. RENKES. B purchasedby Bentley, Tomlinson & Rider. At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and stud- mg. The latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - Mich. Their No. 2 shingles are “just too sweet CAPITAL $75,000.00 SURPLUS 87.000.00. for anything. Incorporated under the laws ot the State of Michigan. Open for burineaa Dee. 15.1IM. officers: D. 0. Robinson. President; Cheater Mewr, Vice. Proa. D. W.Beynol b, Caahler. DirjtcroRs: D. w. fttyiokb, D.G. Roblison, John Carreth, Chester Mtaaar, P-T. Colgrova. SHOKEk ARE YOU GOING TO'BUY A SEWING MACHINE ? If bo, buy of the man who sells at the same price to the poor man or woman as to the rich. He wont charge youfw for a poor machine and sell the same style of machine to an­ other for 825 as do some dealers.. Oh. no! ED. POWERJ’ The Dollar of the Poor Marr NO. 35. Ia just as good to Trav. as the dollar of the rich- He « ' The Light Running World Renowned Domestic, rhe t“ ALWAYS THE BEST Home and some other first-class machines. He will sell you a machine for a small 1 *” and the balance in monthly payments if desire<i. It will pay you to call on him before you i"1-' Needles, oils aud parts for all machines. IN THE ALWAYS THE SAME 5^ CIQflR U.5. T. PHILLIPS- .&„t �Unlike Dutch Process TheQldeH Rule < No Alkalies 11 $A if] ।'llA MI BitaWs Breakfast Cocoa, 1892. lj Mamma are used in the preparation of MAY. Santa Cuius Other Chemicals $ 1892. . I "fir Clothe*j fac?y Voo-. Hf(Wli«(mnjZ To SotbioU^ I A$ Mtrama Iv Doeyto'ycu! P-1 Use i । a HISTORY OF A WEEK. tho affection*of beautiful Mr*. Jamo*M. McClellan, whose husband sued for •85,000. The Civil Service Reform league met to annual session at Baltimore, and George William Curtis made the address. Great suffering is reposed among the people of southwestern Texas, along tho Rio Grande riv?r, owing to the drought. Henry M. Stanley will stand as a can­ didate for parliament in the Unionist In­ terest at tha coming general election in Great .Britain. Rev. W. W. Downs was awarded a ver­ dict of $10,000 in his suit for slander against members of the Bowdoin Square Baptist church, ofBokton. A fatal accident occurred on tho Great Northern oust of Bonner's Ferry, Idaho. Several men were killed, but details are unobtainable at this writing. . The police raided tho workingmen’s clubs of Barcelona, Spain, and made a largo number of arrests, owing to the se­ cret distribution of an incendiary mani­ festo among the workingmen’s associa­ tions. Thu clubs were closed, and will not be allowed to reopen. Wednesday, April. #7. Colby academy at New London, N. H., was destroyed by fire. Confederate memorial day was observed | generally to tho south. Cocoa mini with Starch, Arrowroot j William Astor, uncle of William Wal­ dorf Astor, dietl at Paris of heart failure. - < . ,-ar. an-1 is far more economical, ' All the bakers in Detroit are out on a r-t/ij /«* than one eeni a C“F| strike because one firm refused tA dis­ u; delicious, nourishing, and xa silt i charge a non-union foreman. Colonel H. C. Merriam, U. Republican state conventions are in sea­ Logan, Colo., shooting with n +Vcalibrc Sold by Grocers everywhere. son today at Jefferson City, Ma; Denver, Smith & Wesson revolver at . fifty, yards. Colo.; Cleveland, O., and Kearney, Neb. put 'J4 per cent, of his shots into a card. The bodies of all of the men who were In a catch-as-catch-can wrestling match drowned nt the Lytle Coal company’s at St. Paul l>ctween Mott and McHugh, work*, near Pottsville, Pa., have been re­ the former won. covered. 1 George G. Gibson, ex-secretary of the In his free silver speech in the sonata whisky trust, Las returned to Peoria, lib*. Coke of Texas said that doctrine was the Platinum has been discovered in tho proper aud legitimate platform of the Southern hills, twenty-five miles south­ S Golds, QoerM. Coa,h’ Q j Democratic party. west of Rapid City, S. D. Odd Fellows all over the United State* Gibson Bros’, lumber yard with other •clebrated the seventy-third anniversary property at Browning, Ma, was destroyed N'S COUGH CURE of the birth of tha order. There were by fire, entailing a loss of $30,000. parades everywhere. HARD OR EASY? Baron Hirach has decided to devote .the An electric trust to control the general whole of his turf earnings last season to A safety bicycle with a rigid fork is like a trotting sulky—good on electric business of the country, has lieen the Ixmdon hospitals. * smooth road or track. ; <, formed. It* capital 1* $50,000,000; head­ It’/’tha common roads—more or less rough—that tell the story; Iowa college students held on exciting •' The Ifiagara Falls Route.” quarter*, New York. ' where 90 per cent, of the riding is done. mock convention at Mount Pleasant and It's lhe thump, thump that wears out a bicycle1—the jump and jar John Goode, the millionaire cordage nominated J ames G. Blaine for president. that bruises the anatomy. ’ manufacturer of Naw York, has broken Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll tells a But you can get along without the Victor Spring Fork, so can the l~*^? with the trust,liecause he can make a profit Washington reporter that he has not bicycle without oil; BUT IT GOES HARD. H4P at prices much lower than tho trust cart read ;n m. a newspaper for three mouths. The afford. literature which bos occupied his exclu­ The sealers who are shut out of Behring sive attention all this time relates to an­ _________ ______ __ ____ r" sea by the modus viveildi now proncse to cient myths. sell their ships to Germans or other for­ A syndicate has been organized with eigner* whose governments have no modus $3CO,(XX' to establish a paper mill nt W lUBTtyw...................... ; a.43|ii.38| *.oJ| i.oo vivendl with Uncle Sam. ba*h, Ind. At the thirty-third annual convention of M. A. GlI.i.MAN. l.ocal Agent, Basttugs. Heavily armed Mexicans, supposed to the Cook county, Illa., Sunday School as­ lie Garza revolutionists, are invading sociation reports were made showing that Texas. there are 579 Sunday schools and 136,183 8. 8. Loewen berg and wife were acci­ pupllsdn the city of Chicago. dentally suffocated by gas in a room at St. Paul. Thursday, April. 28. Zimmerman Ross of Reed City, Micb., Wyoming cattlemen bunted down two druggist, is under arrest on the charge ot horsethieves and killed them. Fire insurance losses in St. Ix>ui* dur­ setting fire to his store. ing the last year amounted to $8,717,079, and greatly exceeded those of any previous Locusts are committing great ravages in north Africa. . At a meeting of Massachusetts lumlwrThe spring strike is “on" generally men a combination was proposed which will probably result in the formation of a Everywhere, and it is numerously suecessfuL “trust." Who has rlritrd this city uno day ench month for the pant year, hsa done Lightning struck tho Forestry building more excellent pndeaakHtal work and mode mure difficult runs and warm Justice Lnmar, of the United States su­ friend* among iiivmIIu? and nil with whom he hn* had any kind of dealing* preme court, who has been ill for some at the World’* fair grounds, and caused I ha n any Mranger who Iwd ever ririted our locality. Indeed his character, slight damage. months, is gradually recovering and ex ­ like bls skill, i* beyond reproach. . Jesus Campeche, of tbe City of Mexico, pects to resttrno bis duties in a few dnya DURING THE COMING YEAR THE DOCTOR’S x The result of the trial of the Paris an­ claims to be IM years old, and proves it by church records. archists is condemned by the press and Visits will be faithfully continued. $n.l If life and health be spared bo hopes Katie Coggsliall, 12 years old, lias com­ people, who wanted Ruvachol to make tlie toadd many names to t<l* already very extensive list of patient*. 'IhApust two year* have largely Increased the number of ebronio invalids, acquaintance of the guillotine. The opin­ mitted suicide because of disappointment owing lanp-ly to tho peculiar influence rjcrtrd by the IntluiHuaiLa Grippe), ion prevails that judge and jurors were in love in * Texas town. even those who have escaped this blighting scourge feeling Its peculiar ef­ The agricultural implement factory of Oct unted by cowardice. fects upon their systems. All sufferers from catarrh, tbpxit and lung afteetlon* find themselves falling Instead of improving. unless under the The total loss iu the Chicago Athcnieum Moody A: Sons. Terre Bonne, Que., was most skillful frvitmctit. This Is also true of catarrhal cxmdltions of the fire was about $50,1)00. Only tne seventh burned. Lsas $73,000. stornacfi. bowels, kidney* and blsdder. Indeed the glandular system aud The directors of the Pennsylvania rail­ mucous membrane* have guttered most, often leading to neuralgia, floor was gutted, but much damage was rheumatic affections and grave heart disturbances.* Tho liver also, one of done by water on the lower floors. Artiste way have declared a semi-iuiuual dividend the moat important organs of the body, has not eereped. aud In too many arc the chief sufferers, losing many paint­ of 8 ;>cr cent, in cai ’ payable May 31. ««n ho* suffered from oongeeUoot. enlargement* am! general torpidity. Tlie losses by a ihu which started iu the »ceon>p>'nl< d by nil Its dStrcssIng train of symptoms, as dropsy, censtipaings that represented months of labor.. lion ortho bowels, pile*, sick hcaitaoho. vague an-i nameless dcpnArions of Rather than to suffer the shame of be­ Princess Opera house in Winnipeg are spirits. cenB>->tiotiA with cold hands end feet. alternated with heat of palms ing sent to the- poorb’ouse Charles Hart­ estimated nt $123,000. Four blocks were ami -ole* of fret. crinted tongue, foul breath, aching head. lx-ck and limbs, thick und high colored urine, enw, irritable temper, and general “btuo wick, of' Chicago, cut his throat burned over. rtevi’j*." The acrhmpenylnfrcuts happily HlOTtrate tbe foregoing diseased with ;irnzor. Ho The steamer Russia, of the Lackawanna from ear hnndltloiM In part ail of which Dr. Bumplirpy treats amt cures, where pawas 70 years old, and his hand line, wm run down and' sunk near Ron­ ilet.t-wiil faithfully follow taatrucflun*, without which tbe sick cannot unsteady. Therefore there is a prospect deau. Luke Erie. Her crew escaped. Value *ViTa 11 obscure diseased conditions Dr. Humphrey urges the afflicted to of boat . $83,000. . that he will live. bring n sample c.f urine for ruKK anplyria. This should !*• the Owt passed The supreme court of Pennsylvania has >m rising, ami put lu un absolutely clean tiottiv. Jci>c cool und brought the The talk recently with those interested >:sn e day j list'd, und at least font ounces In quantity in Union Pacific railway affairs has been sustained the constitutionattty uf the t4TTti*i lively no cases taken without n |>eracmal cxumfnallcn. that dt tho stockholders meeting Jay j Baker ballot reform Itiw, which goes into ..... ^ to ... be. a,.. —1 down."” if I... nir..,., nt the 1 )>.\ uext novi. election. \ effect at k Gould was •‘titrnmi The CoxsfMtTtox CtntED.-l was rapidly fulling into tho I had suffered for year* with seripus denfnesa fret election has comooff and Gould had plenty Alxmt M0 staff workers and 1'W irom~ grnspof that fell destroyer, consumption, given up by catarrh. Dr. Humphrey cured me. . of votes to “get there.” Also lhe annual workers have struck nt the World's fair pbysichins and friends, could JUst |>okc about unable to lure. Ira B.CAito. Hlltola/ Mich. do anything «>f account. Have I ren eiitltcly cured by Dr. report shows that lhe road has been well grounds. The former demand 40 instead . that I could only beer when Holman ri. Humphrey. managed. ’’ „ • ’ of 35 cents per hour and the latter want 35 .Miss Jkxxim rtiAKKUX, Mason. Mien. Humphrey !h*s cured rue ehcents. Friday, April. 110. B kut W hite . Ixu,«aur. Mich. tinny. pAHALTfb* CCiiWli.—Our ntlta son was paralyzed, had Sheriff I.una, of Searcy county, Texas, Nashville insurance rates have l>een in- . wasted to u skeleton, was a great sufferer from catarrh, to Texarkana crea*ed 20 cents on the $100, und an ml- I' went lo 1 exarkuua and got on a “high ’ For nineteen long years I •utfrro<l «hc mLwrr and an- rheumatism and obstinate constipation. We ti/ok him to '‘“ . " .c over f2,(M of the norancoof eeriou* deafness from catarrh of tnnmt ana Dr. Holman 8. Hutnphrey al the hotel in Mason aliout ditional miso has !>ecn imposed noon high lonesome, spending miilillo car. Wn* completely.curetPbyiDr. Humphrey. one year ago anti In a lew month* he was wvll mid entire­ buUdlng,. I county’s money during his spree. He has Amos Kkxuu.l.. H(ll>d*!c. Mich. ly over his pcuwi) zed and iie.rlr helpless uomiltlun. ' been arrested. FitAXK I.. Ihir.vrox. Eden. Ingliam < o,. Mich. Tlie business portion of tho town of j I was lorn deaf in one car. Dr. IIuApbrcr rnstorediny A wreck occurred on tho New York Cen­ Hudson, O., has been destroyed by fire. i;iA’t:f<A*ri«»x or StouaCH Criiltu.-Fur years I sufferv-l hearing complete. OltA L. Pmase. Nurth Adorns, Mich. tral road at Churchville station in which n.rture with ulceration of tbe stomach to such an extent Two women were burned to death in n W. H. Jones, of Buffalo, t.n engineer, wan liras troubled-for year* with crttfirrii. dOlfneM un<( that 1 vomited op every night Whnt 1 had eaten during fire which destroyed the “ Cayuga" flat killed. TweutjMlvu cars were destroyed r.inning from one car. Was completely cured by Dr. the day. i tried everywhere for rellcft eveti going to De­ building at Albany. troit. but gut mi relief until I put my case iu the hands of by fire which started in an oil car. Uumplirey^ HATtkr-JoyKs. Muikegon. Mich. Dr. Hiilitmn S. Humphrey, who cured mu «-n«tvly in a Ferdinand Ward, lhe financial “Napol­ few months. Mm*. M. i- CnoMwauu Lansiuff. Mich. eon,” whose operations made a poor man PRODUCE ANO LIVE STOCK MARKETS. I hnd boost very hard of hearing tor many year*. Was DtirruEfuuNtl Uatakiiiia’- BmixciiiTia with Srirngulfl of General Grant, and who was sent to the entirely cured by Dr. Holman H.Hui-ip.irer• Chicago. Sing Sing, New York, penitentiary for KC. ('AMPnrt.1.. Hlllotale. Mich. . ar Ht.oon CCRKO.- For fourteen years I bn<1 l-cen tortur­ ed with n cough which was often so severe us to vomit CuiCAOa May X crooked dealings, has served his term and » 1 w almost blind tor year*. My sight was restored lq me, and at one time 1 almost bled to ttaith. « 'il*> FoUowln;- wurj thu qu >tati >as oa tho board .Im-cu released. Ten years was his sentence. very severe catarrh of thu stomach and bowels. Dr. Itol'meby Dr. Holman 8. Humphrey. Vl . Whoit — Mar. upenod It is reported that Harry Vane Milbank, of tnulo t>.tay: Mua. Molhky, North Adams. Mlcb. ■>,“ “• gi. R HfKT.Lan.lor.Mteb. HlMi?. t-luked SJMc: Jffuo. opened Sllfo closed second to Borrowe in that gentleman’s Wi.-; July, oponed SiMft doaod KS”- Corn­ I was blind with cataracts In both eyes. Was opcrattyl duel with Fox, has fought a duel with a May, opened *•?$ •. closed VJ^c; June, opened IXSOMXIA AXD n on uvn r nil-ou..i..n .......................... . on by Dr. Humphrey and my right re»t«>rr<i. . I went to Dr. Holman S. Humphrey nearly a year ago I Frenchman, wounding him severely in :.9Jlr, closed 3 H.-; July, opened and closed , MHA aTKVHSfxi.. Augusta. W Is. hnd no Idea of getting help, but went -Imply to pitmre my the thigh. The fight was brought about Oats-May. opened ^c. closed friends. I ctaild scarcely step or take « moments 1 was totally blind for twenty-four year* with rettild fort for contracted physical and mental by remarks ot thu Frenchman not com­ S8i^c; Jun.-, 'ijHsnod 2B>jc, closed :8c; July. cataract. Dr. Holman 8. Humphrey removed tbe mtar- times I thought 1 should Jpsp <ny mind: all was ilarkm opeuo-1 a’H'--. closed 2A.-. Pork—May, ope nod plimentary to Milbank. ami gloom. Dr. Holman 8 Humphrey mired mo entirely, $a.i<5. c'.o-ed S9.4U; July. o; enod $3.55, closed A largo force of workmen has been put SU tV, tiopumbor, and 1 n•commend him to nil afflicted. o|x n -d SU.Tii, closed $9.7A D R. Hawpi.t. Mason. Mich ■ Ing Go. Atm t Othi to cleaning away thu wreck at the World's Lord-May, opened W-1X clo*ed I hud suffered for year* with a socallrd Incurable nilvfain site. The disaster will not delay the Live Stocx - Prices st ihe Union Stock work, but increase the number of men yards today ranged a* fo lose Hoa-Market yenra I have been slowly ba nkh;:r down and th< »th of employed. The loss is from $5,000 to active and prices were st.-aly; sales rouged InstMoy my legs began to swell and ticca me *j latw in a I wa« fully In the clutches of numb palsy. Dr, Humph­ f^w days th-ttte ankles m-relnnw than tho thigbK I at SLTU&ljOpigs. HA<J«t«.Ui) light. $4.003120 $15,000. ' was comptately Isid up. Dr. Humphrey has so complete­ rey cured mu completely. , .mixed, $4.25^4.00 Six handrad miners at Collinsville, Ills., rough lacking. Misa Jcri* Blocom. Hiidtiu. M.chly uurtd mo that 1 feJ grille. Mich. heavy packing shipping lots. are on a strike because three leader* were Cattle—Market »iull and prices steady; An examining board of medical men discharged. quotations ranjed at $L3u35d|J choice examined ma end pronounood me to n0n*J!, ‘ CAffAKHH or ftflXWH, nowxtJ*. luntnjTS AUladdsb dbtoetai and that I only had about n t" /.'.Hict Cckkd E. F. Crane, president ot tho First Na­ to extra ' shipidng ato.-ra, SAU^H-O) good .—For K yenro 1 hare i«m an Invalid and for the tional bank of Sterling, Ills., fell dead to choke do; $kl5>k2. fair to good. $X2&a3.90 Dr. H.mpbn.r. nast roar or so a great miffcrer from the jmins of indlgesbatchers' chronic witarrh throughout. I was ao obstinatewhile going to a fire. Heart disease. Ho comiuun to uuxriuiu do. st-ers, Li. rtockura, 5s.7.ir^tOi Tuxn* cniistitmtcd that I got no action without drugs of some was 73 years old. OXAJ.UIUA Ctnutn.—tor tho ’^JTh^norv!ma iv kind, whlah only made matters worse, until1 went. bi Dr. sUM.ra feeder*. 81.40&3.M cows, ferci severely with extreme dcprwsion ofj be neryou* HotatanS? Hnmphrey. and nowJ .m as. good u m»w. bp­ Jud Cowllugnud Joseph Stock ton,boardbull* aud 81UU&I.M) veal calves. system, Iqw spirits, despondency, lura Of *r PcLt« • nUlmg bowel. «d ■ Mld>. ' er* nt a Chicago boarding house, mistook Sheej>-Market fairly active an! priors energy and general run-down condition of tho system. 1 . prt,. had spent much time and money DTinirto fri t ■well, and I each other for Dtirglar*, and before they steady; qaotattos* ranged nt $XU»fli.aji3 west­ was finally cured by Dr. Hotnuui S. Humplnx>. discovered their mistake had done each erns, f LHM&ffitu uativtp. and $ft.7i^4.’X) lambs. 7 AWMT HoPKtart Vermontville. Mich. other up “a whole lot." No serious dam- Shorn lots 50i(75 par IMLlbs below quotations given above. I age, however. I wu , dmuMol .utT«w tnm> tamWnr • » J1 l-roduce: butte.-—Fancy separator. 32c per Chicago boilermakers to the number of lb; tine creameries, 20©21e; dairies, fancy, I l,0(ti are to strike for a nine-hour day. fresh, Ute: packing stock, fresh. 1 Xj$Uc. Egzs— ; D. D. Tucker, an Arkansaw school Fresh. WHc per da*. Live poultry—Chiekun* Was cured by Dr. Humphrey six jeare [Juisk Pctkiuuix. teacher, has been found murdered nt Green 12c)«r lb.; rooster* 0c; docks, WdlOc; turkey* choice hens, 1 Jc; young tom* 12c; geese, $3.a> «,.» ort<t [>pu f. Q . towrtl* » J Springs with his head cut off. No clue, 4J.0.IU ; ord ox. Potatoo*—Hnbrons 28tHJ0c per j Miss McDonnell, a school teacher of bn.: Burbanks SJ^dc; Rose. 27<$3Uc for seed; I measured 48 '“ches around my »*lt from ^.^^^^ nnthlng ' Brandon, la., was naked to take n ride Peerloss, 2>&afc; common to p .-jr mixed lota, mor. Was taken to Prof. LudJ^-of the growth withper brl; for me. Dr. Humphrey romoverf every v«Ugw or toe a . with W. E. Baine, since which, time she r-* 22o Apples—Common. go >1 2.JUO2.75; fancy, out tho use of anything but Barm. Jonesville. w1"has not been seem Knat Uuffhlo. , aaasosasra™ Satardny, April. 30. Eawt BcvrALo. May 2. . Cattle-One hundred an 1 sixty lomls on Flor the past three year* I hove &'uJwn°yaM» been | Tho Sheridan (Wy.) Post refused to pub­ catarrh of tho bowels and ...L’* thlsfrarful consumption lish some rustler resolutions, and has beon down fro.n Si to W cents oa fair lots of butch­ an invalid from female techie ptwloas’o tnm* Rflor R •suppressed." . of the bowels, but managed uLkW ar^nl ant » ers' stock, etc.; mixud batchsm* brought $3.50. I Two thousand -------------two hundred and ninetyfashion, but tor tho past several mantos 1}‘ । , Mlsttr. - -------------------------- ----------------. I; Sheep aud lambs—Slxty-Hvu loads on sole; I was obliged to giro up houn»-kwsP"}r ,l“ ’ thrW rnontoB mto I Imminent* lundevl Ihlltillioro from ■ market slow and lower; good to choice " Hv. five immigrant* landed St at Baltimore At the time I was taken H 94’>«««» 1>‘’1 for tbe steamship Karleruhc. 1 sheep. $AtO35dar. good to extra lambs, l-.ad given up all hope of ever •W’"’*JriendTh“ <1 alv<*« un all bop® I J. Frank Aldrteb nomlnnWl k~te..-te: lay* together. My doctors an 1 all r'cf.,/,rt of jcllv-llko slima ■ Kte. Unnnldtrnnn nf tha First I n nu»TK«t alow’«aud lower, goodPte to best York□f my over recovering. often pA«*31 « ujwoia at onu time, and rm 2 i'dlfStel *-«»< «~a « tete. HUSLK. with long pieces of mombtuno fron too £>*<- -p r b ar |R)a Illmoui (Chicago) district. | Detroit. tome days during tho r »uini away. When I was Detroit. at stuff that looked like my 2*^5“ । o. Mrnson I could not get J A jury nt St. Paul found, in an hour and Dsrttoxz, May 2. finally taken to see the doctor at too howl m mmw { treating half, that Dr. Henry F. Hoyt, president of , WhoaP-Mo. n uoat-no. a 3 row red cu-w. eadk Me; May. »Kc; -- - aeked. ------ * cwh. the city health board and otherwise Joly. Corn-No. prominent, was not guilty of alienating Oat*-No. t eaah, aufcc. which is absolutely pure and soluble. It has more than three times the strength T SANTA CLAUS0 SOAP^j^gi W. Baker & Co., Dorchester, Mass. XOAiRBANKsCo.CHiCAao.lu. aSMlDBBINIVEW HOESEBOLD B Michigan Central SHIRLEY W. SMITH, The Victor Man. 3 Office at FORD’S HOTEL, TUESDAY, MAY. 24. One day only. A YEAR OF UNRIVALLED SUCCESS! Dr. Holman S. Humphrey, t"z Sw?* Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys­ tem effectually, dispels colds, h' adaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of ita kind 'ever pro­ duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ ceptable to tbe stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy ana agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and $1 bottles by all leading drug­ Any reliable druggist who gists. may not have it on hand will pro­ cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try iL Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. 8AM HIAMCI8CO. CAL. . UMJ13VIUE. KT. MEW TOM. M.T. Chicagfl, Kalanaioo & Sagisw TIMETABLE. In effect Juno 29. iax>. XOHTII. Kalamazoo Lr... East Cooper....... Richland June’t. Cressey................ Mito....................... Detton.................. Cloverdale.. Shultz................... Costs Grove Woodland WiMwiburv................ Via D. L.JbX. Lansing...................... Detroit..................... sotmi. Kalamazoo Ar... ■astCoopOr Lv.. Richland June't. Cressey Milo Delton................. Cloverdale..................... a 3il 341 Shultz.............................. *9 2D! *5 » HA8TIXG8.................... 1) 07 5 15 Coat* Grove............ ..... »8 3-’ *5 00 W<Mdland..................... * 4<» •«49 Woodbury..................... 8 ® 440 Via I>. L. A X. Uniting........................... 0 IM a28 Detroit........................................ I 1 15j___________ •Stop* nu signal only. t Nos. 5 and fi will not entry passenger* unless provided with freight train permit*. ! . Freight train* will be run at the •convenience of the company, who reserve the right to change tbe time of such trains without notice. F. Bush, Geul Manager. MORTGAGE SALE Default having been made In the conditions of a certatu mortgage mode by Fred IL. Whit- . ney and Frank G. Whitney to Manly A.; Bald­ win dated February 3«t A. D. ti®0. and raeorded In tlie ufflee ot tho Register of Deeds tor tbe County of Barry and Stale of Michigan,, on the 20in day of February A. D 1890 In liber 34 o< mortgaxes.on ixaae island said mortgage was <> i tbn3Mb dav ot February, IMO. assigned to Charles T. Gorham which said aeilgnuinnt was duly recorded, on »bich mortgage there Is claimed to he due at thy date of tills notice the sum uf two hundred thirty dollar* and thirtythree cents, and an attorney's fee of twenty-five dollais provided for In said mortgage and no suit ur proceeding* at law having been inidtttited tu recover the money* secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof: Now. therefore, by virtue of the power of sale eontai'-ed In raid mortgage, and the statute tn sueh case made and provided, notice Is hereby given that on Saturday tbe Jen day of Joly. A. l>. iwLatten o'clock In tho forenoon. I shall self at public, anctian, to the highest bidder, at the non ii front door of the court house.In the city ot Hastings. Michigan, (that being the olaoe where lhe drcult court for Barry county Is holdeu). Ihe premises described tn said mortgage, or «o much thereof as may be necessary to pay tbe amount duo on said mortgage, with seven per rent. Interest, and all legal costs, together with an attonie) 's fee of twenty-tire dollars covenanted for therein, lhe premises being described In said mortgage as all that rstoel of land known a* Beards point between Beards* Cove and Gun Lake lying rust of the section line which runs north and south between sec­ tion* no. thirty-two and no. tlitrtj-three ot Yankee Spring* lochnling full width of laid Point and running southeast oy thereal»out* to th,, renter ot the narrows ot said Point near the main laud. , • Assignee of Mortgagee. Smith & Couraovs, Attorneys for Ajtahtnw?, Dated. April 2nd. I»y. * DO YOU Cough dont delay TAKS M KEMPS BALSAM th«esIa\\G^^ �THE NATIONAL LEGISLATURE day “What do wo go to church for*” Mamma triad to toll her the reasons and concluded by saying: ... toikfora th«n <* th- MgoiUUo" Intontodoa.l mooctory cral.reoc*. ueelio ink kt thU Urao to kl-« *or intormottoo, SdfLu bXt nr tb. "rtf, Pootto railway ataenraran couoaraod tb, remainder of the setwion. | The bouse took up the diplomatic and ocX^pXrl*^ bilk The bill carri»a Si SfM 'ZS being 1333.541 lens than the Ltimau-5,' a heavy cut In the diplomatic force being made on thd old argument that the Uoitrf States Las no need for diplo­ mata The debate was still “on at ad­ journment. Washington, April 28.—Yesterday in the senate was occupied in discussing tbe relations of the Pacific railroads to the United States. The house provision that no part of* the appropriation for tho trans­ portation of troops or supplies in the army bill should bo -paid' for services'rendered over any of tbe i;ou-bonded lines owned, controlled or operated by the Union Pa­ cific Railway company, or by the Southern Pacific company, was stricken out and the bill as thu* amended pawed. The diplomatic and consular appropria­ tion bill-was further considered in the house. After two hours general debate the bill was considered by sections, but little progress being made, and a roll call disclosing no quorum present, the com­ mittee arose and the house adjourned. Absentees were all said to be at the base ball game and race.*. Washington, April 29.—The old story of government Injustice to the Indians was discussed all yesterday in the senate by Jones of Arkansas in connection with the suspended appropriation of nearly 13,000,­ 000 for land taken from the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations. Mr. Jones contended that great injustice had been done by tho president in holding up tho appropriation, and the contrary view was token by Alli­ son and Platt. No action. Tbe bouse wasted four hours in an at­ tempt to proceed with the diplomatic and consular bilk The reductions made by thecommittee in the salaries of several im­ portant missions, notably that of the en­ voy to Venezuela, was not acceptable to tho Republicans nor to many Democrats, and the bouse found itself without a vot­ ing quorum, although three calls of the committee showed a quorum present each time. Falling to secure a quorum the house adjourned. Washington, May 2.—The diplomatic and consular appropriation bill was further considered Saturday by the house and oc­ cupied the entire session. A quorum of Democrats appeared, and the pending amendment, to restore the mission to Denmark (which the committee struck out),«was passed after some discussion. Considerable feeling was engendered over the amendment of Chipman making it Impossible to use any portion of the emer­ gency fund in the payment of any claims submitted by foreign nations against the United States. No action. Washington, May 3.—In the senate yes­ terday Vest, tn handing up a petitltion protesting against opening the World's Fair on Sunday, ' and threatening to taboo all congressmen who fail­ ed to support, tbe closing of the exposition on Sunday, said that ns a sen­ ator he should vote on the question with­ out paying lhe slightest attention to these threats. After business of a routine na­ ture the senate went Into secret session on the Russian and French extradition treaties. At 4:10 tho doors were reopened and the senate adjourned. The house jm-nsed several important bill under suspension of tha rules, including the bill to place binding twine on the free list, a bill to authorize a register as vessels of the United States to such for­ eign built steamships of 8,000 tons and over sailing in nn established w line from a port within the United States, of which not less than Wi per cent, of the for­ eign capital was owned by citizens of the United State.*; and granting a-pension of $8 per month to the survivors of the Blackhawk, Creek, Cherokee and Seminole wars. The consular and diplomatic bill was debated for an hour and the house adjourned. SEARCHING « _ . — t* HAVE YOU SEEN THEM? ■ ,1. Mendells Pansy shoes with Patent Leather tips. is talking about good and beautiful things, and you must make tip your mind to think ot something good yourself.” . That day Marjorie was very quie* in church, and her mother praised her for it on the way Lome. . “I did just ns you told me,” said the wee, maid. “I thought ot something good.” ’ “What was it, dearie*” “Apple pic’”—Youth’s Companion. HU ObllgaUaa. The Due de Roquelaure was far, very far from being handsome. Ono day he met in the street on ugly Auvergnat who had some<jM-tition or memorial to present nt VciMiBea. He immediately introduced him to Louis XIV, remarking that he was under a special obligation to the gentle­ man. The king granted the favor asked and then inquired of the duke what was thH pressing obligation. “But for him, your majesty. I should be the ugliest man in your dominions.”—All the Year Round. MN They are of nice finish and well made. $1.25 5WRUE THE WONDER OF THE AGE! 1.50 8 to 10% Because it has neither Elevated Tubes, Tank or Drip Cups. Because it lights instantaneously. Because it will burn any grade of gaso­ line, heavyor light. Because it will do one-third more work than any other vapor stove, Because it has no equal for baking, broiling, roasting or ironing. Because it is the most Economical, Sim­ ple and Convenient vapor cook stove ever put on the market. 2.00 11 to 2 Remember * ‘Good Form goes with them for $10.00 cash trade. , WOOLLEY » &‘ BR0N50N Horace, in bi» satires, recommend swim­ ming tho Tiber three times! Sir Thomas Browne was accustomed to repeat some verses of a certain lipin. Franklin took an air hath. Sir John Sinclair counted, while Sir John Rennie, when engaged upon any public works, never went to sleep until his head had been combed and gently rubbed by a soft bond. Gentle exercise in t he open air, temperance and plain whole­ some food arc the best helps to sleep.—Chi­ cago News.______________ Several gentlemen' wearing light top coats, gaiters aud rolled up at thu bottom trousers may be seen in front of the Hoff­ man House every day consulting the Lon­ don time displayed on the Cosmopolitan building. Some of the young men about town .carry two watches, one with New York, the other dear old Ixmdon-don’t-ybuknow time.—New York Herald. The population of China is DOW estimated at 350,000,000, which is almost equal to the entire population of Europe. Tho Chinese notional debt is on e uf the smallest, amount­ ing to only <38,500,000. A first class journeyman can. it Is said 4take from COO to 1,000 two pound tin cans per day by hand process. By the use of machinery he can make from 2.00U to 2,500 per day. ___________ ___ From Sir John Lubbock we take thia en­ nobling thought: “You may ace in a shal­ low pool either the mud lying at tho bot­ tom or tho image of the blue sky above.” One often wishes that these hosts who are incapable of carving should attend some school for carvers in order to revive this old time art. There is much in the Chinese theory that wakefu rid* th* Well, “Those will do." the Finest Lot of Wall Papers I have looked over this spring. Don’t fail to see them, thev are at HOLLO WAY’S, Don't fail to nee this Wonderful Labor-Saving Stove be­ fore buying, or you will surely regret it. Bear in mind that the DANGLER SURPRISE is a welcome surprise and a blessing to every household. The largest line of gasoline and oil stoves in the city. Sign of the Elephant, in Hastings. Look at the Display OF Agricultural ''Implements AT Head and shoulders T. N. BLINSTON & SON above Competition. FOR. THE DEAD. PlllLAhELPHIA, April 30.—A careful search is new being made for tbe bodies, jewelry and effects of lhe unfortunate people who perished in the Central theatre Are. A gold bracelet in a good state of preservation wm found List night and It was at once identified as having be­ longed to one of the unfortunate girls y^who cannot be found. The bodies of two - pet dogs belonging to members of the com­ pany were found. The bodies of Thomas Lorella, Sarah Goldman and Vincencie Chilton have been recovered from the ruins. They were close together and were all in a fair state of preservation. Two bodies burned beyond recognition were found yesterday morning, one being sup­ posed to be Mrs. Lorella. THE DEATH RECORD. TBgorauxs Wademan, formerly pub­ lisher <X The Masonic Monthly, at Bos­ ton. ' ASA F. Bradley, one of the first settlers of Chicago. . Darwin Forbes, prominent citizen of Charles Hogan, famous frame designer, at Chicago. Lord Castlemaink, a representative Irish peer, at Loudon. General Jacob Sharps, at Detroit. Captain Jon* Kkeu5, well-known lake man, at Chicago. George Taihtor, inventor of the graphaphone, nt Boston. Mr*. Jane Wayman, a pioneer settler of Chicago. Husgkn, tbe noted German engineer, at Berlin. Judge Joel Holt, an able lawyer of Ok­ lahoma. at Guthrie. Robert & Patterson, harbormaster of the port of Philadelphia. General ILL!AM WELLS of Vermont, at New York. Rev. J. W. Lamblth, D.D., well-known missionary, at Kibe. Japan. Sib Alexander Hood, at London. odist minister in the United States, at Berlin, Pa. Aucvsni Kovjrrrx, brad ot * wellk»own buktof te, U H.. York. Hmr Diktat well-known dtao <W Bkhon, tai GOODYEAR BROS We have the fiueet line and the best assortment of just in Tine To see those NEWSPRINGGOODS! Clothiers and Gents’ Furdishers. Plows, Harrows and Cultivators in the city, we also have Boy of the Daisy Sulky Hay Rake with a steel wheel which is by Those far the test rake on the market. The Fanner's Friend is Brown Suits just what we have got in the shape of a Gang Plow. Farm­ For Boys and Men ers it is to your interests to examine our stock before buy­ ing; and see our Walking Plow for $10.50. At R. MUDGE & SON’S, The Clothiers We are here to do business on the square, and sell goods cheaper than ever this year. We have the finest, and cheapest line of clothing in the city of Hastings to-day. Call and see us. — - &. - S. R. -M. THE MARKETSAnnie*—DH»d‘ ‘ Mtar-ueu, Clorer *eed uoo. Beans—St.super bu. Cora—w. Beet-Dr**—.’HJOfULM calves, |a.ttJ.«5J5O to*—Il 513c. ggm-Beet. 4«c; calf, 3c. Lime-Set! tagat Wc per bbl; waterl I me ,|1 JW per bbl. Plaster —Sellin pat X.J» per ton. Belt-Selling st 11» per bbl. Timothy Seed-Helling attxoo per bu. Standard under rule 1. Candidate for a mark of 2-20 Will stand at Nashville under the man­ agement of Chas. McMoore, Barry county’s greatest horse should be the same. For a trainer. Horsemen will do well to patronize “PONTI AC short time I will sell White. Rose Flour CHIEF” the only horse in the county with a state repnhy tion. For particulars enquire of the owner HERE or better this year. OLD RAGS! LOOKt Wheat in low and ‘flour If you want to get a better price for old scrap than you do from peddlers, bring your old iron of al? kinds, copper, zinc, lead, rubbers, rags and old carpets to the JUNK SHOP, Michigan ave, Opp. Roller Mill, "Hastings, Mich. ChtekauUreTe; dreaed Me. Turteyi-lire. ae: dressed. ixt PONTIAC CHEF, Record 2-27 AT $2.20 PEK 100 L»J. This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every nack to be first' grade. Head-light oil 7 eta. a gallon. JOS. ROGERS. Of Hastings or CHAS. McMOORE of Nashville. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-05-12.pdf 34262a5bba3a4f0507f3e6c3de1c572d PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ingmedium m Baro ry County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXVII. NO. 2 HASTINGS, rflCH., MAY 12, 1892. A NEW INVENTION [be Lehr Seven Octave THEPEOPLE’S DRUG STORE. For 16 years the leading drug and book store in Hastings. M-Hui Schcol h<!3, The most complete stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. (IE. 5- GoODtEM The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. Hastings, Mich. 25 Piano Style Organ YEARS SOLID WEAR Is a new invention no longer! \M Id V 9 Because they are now well-kuowti throughout A fl I I the United States. . Wlu n l,. hr Organs first came out the, New York “Music ’said: “Despite the many attempts which leave been :i id.- for - inc time part by reed-organ manufacturers toward ■ ( thing,new in reed-organs in the way of six or seven oct.-.v. styles, they have all until but recently failed. It is, th refore. interesting to note the somewhat remarkable sue­ ' ■ - which Messrs H. Lely <k Co. have attained in this di­ rection." -r The tldcago “Indicator” said Jan. lath. 1892: -‘The suc­ cess of Lehr <t Co. has been remarkable, and affords another proof that the public soon appreciates a really good article.” YFQ If you don’t want to buy a poor organ. When you I LO, can get the Lehr, the handsomest, best toned and < a.-iest blowing Organ in the market at a most moderate I ra '-..examine it at the storq of Are warranted to last. Also remember you get a Present—"Good Form," of $2.00 value with a $10.00 , .____ purchase of anything in my Jew­ elry store. Quality and price al­ ways right. JOHN HESSMER, F. R. Pancoast MICH HASTINGS, Is the length of time that STEELING INLAID SPOONS AND FORKS The Reliable Jeweler. THE REASON WHY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks Blankets, Bedding, AND IJve Geese Feathers. The most complete stock of Dress Goods in the state. A full line of Gents Furnishing Goods. A splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella for SI .00, try one. Voigt, Herpolsheimer &, Co., 78, 80 and 82 Monroe St. grand rapids, Wb make a. specialty t of making Gents suits |an<i pants to order. • . «Pf MICH. Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by COOK BROS.. HASTINGS, MICH. COUNTY NEWS. Fred Snore baa built a new tool house— W_ Til nut strand E.. Lockhart are eneb putting a new wall under their house— Mrs. George Appleman Is seriously ill—B. Smith lias made quite nn Improvement in his bouse— Miss Etta Wat ring commenced to teach the Misner school Monday—W. W1 Illan» and family of Battle Creek were the nests of Mrs. Southwick Inst week— Married fit the residence of the bride May 5,’9-2. Frank Seeger of Fredonia io Miss Sabine Spitler, by the Rev. P. Schtptrer of Nashville—Her. Spitler received a tele­ gram May 5 that his brother, living near Cleveland, Ohio, waa^cad and took the afternoon train- to attend the funeral. He lias another at the same (place who is not expected to live so he will not be horde for some time—Cold and wet but wheat Is booming. ■ Myron4 Chamberlain has commenced building his hotel—Quite, a sum has been raised for the purpose of building a wharf for the steamboat—Mr. Oliver’s little girl wlg> was quite sick, is > improving—Mr. Graham is able to be about again—Mrs. Benedict of Bellevue lias been visiting friends here—M. Bates spent two days nt Kaiamazrxj’Jast week. moving the goods of the Zeeland Brick Company’s President from the depot <0 the residence—Emma Barnes Is al home for a few days— M. Bagley has wheat over two feel tail—G. Mo.,lier'moves to Milo this week, leaving a good opening for an enterprising man to enter the mercantile business here—Thus. Fux Is laid up with a very bad felon on uU hand—Some people In tills vicinity would like to have your correspondent write things to boom bur village whether true or not; but I aim to tell the truth. We arc not going to build four brick stores nor start a bank but we are going to have a steady growth—A. Monica of Grand Rapids is visiting friends here—John Ryan has Just received a. consignment of 81790 worth of agricultural machinery— Mrs. James Ryan Is quite sick—E. Collins Is on the sick list—Will Kern raised a new barn last Monday. Levi Chaw is Improving the looks of his farm by a new picket fence—A. Demond is building a farm Implement house —We hope there may be a full house Sat. evening to listen to Prof. Humphrey lec­ ture on tiie subject of "Opportunities." Geo. II. Abrams is qulto sick—Jessie Hampton lias been very sick but Is some belter al present—Nat Clemens of Balti­ more an ex-soidier’ visited at James Mc­ Donald’.-', an old at my chum one day last week. When Nat and Jim jet together and swap army stories it is Just enough to make one's liair stand on end—Frank Bishop and family of Delton were on our streets last .Sunday—Elder Weller of Nashville will conduct memorial services ut the church on Sunday the gptfi ut half past ten in the forenoon. Come everyone who can ami hear an old veteran talk—We nre having lots of rain Just nt present aud farmers are way behind with their prepar­ ations for corn plan-ting—Levi Fry Is building a new house. Middleville. You should buy Wall Paper Ferd Fausey of New Paris. Itid., was in of FRED L. HEATH, The the village Sunday-j-Owen Kinsey of Cal­ Druggist, is that his stock is edonia was lhe guest of Mis* Murtha {Cider —Geo. Smith of Grund lUpids cal­ bright and fresh. The as­ Sunday led on Ills friends here Sunday—-An empty sortment has not been brok­ freight car standing near the depot, was on fire Saturday night about 11 o’clock, en, his styles are the latest set burning nearly up before tlte ftru depart­ and his goods the best qual­ ment nnlvvd. The fire Is thought to have ity. He is anxious to sell, he lJ>ecn started by n tramp who was put off Ute 9:22 train mid who was found twleep can not 'alford to carry as of in an empty ear north of the depot after large a stock as he now has, the lire was extinguished. Tbe tramp as he has not the room or was taken in by Marshal Foster, mid forlack of a jail, was locked lu a room at tlte money. If you are are going hotel and part of his clothing take away to buy call and look over his from him which was given back to him at noon Sunday so he could come down to stock. He will be pleased to dinner. Alter dinner he w» again locked show yoii through. If you buy In the room but bls clothing was left wllli of him yon will make no mis­ him. "Strange to say" he ’was missing at supper time. not be chased as take. He also carries a full there Is no proofHeofwill his guilt—Fred Carson line of paints, oils and dye Is no longer an employee of the brass fac­ stuffs (including Cushing’s tory. having quit last week. He returned bis home in Grand Rapids SaturdayPerfection, Diamond and to Sylvester Smith and Ed Hooker Sundayed Peerless Dyes.) Make no mis­ in Grand Rapids—-J. N. Saunders and wife attended the musical concert at take in the place. Grand Rapids Monday eve—Ml as Edith Oss Door Sul cl Gily Bank. Fred L. Heath, THE DRUGGIST, To consumers of kerosene oil In Has­ tings and Barry Co: We have established an agency at Hastings for the sale of Snow Drop oil, which for laminating pur­ poses has no equal. Being a product of Pennsylvania crude and 155 degrees fire test makes It perfectly safe. - It produces a clear and white light and free of odor, nor does It cause any deposit on chimney which Is so common with cheap and low test Ohio oiL Since July 1, 1891. Michi­ gan allows the use of 120 degrees fire test, oil which permits the the sale of kerosene made from Ohio crude and possesses a larger percentage of sulphur and after ex­ tracting sufficient naptha (explosive part) to raise tbe fire test to 150 degrees or more it becomes useless, so far as producing light is concerned but at a Tow test will burn fairly well, still producing a very disagreeable order while burning and load­ ing the chimney-with a greasy substance. Give Snow Drop oil a trial, the coet is but little different than what you pay for the cheap goods you are usipg and tho satisfac­ tion you will get in light will more than compensate, saying nothing of additional safety. For tale by S. E. Phillips, H. L. Newton and Cook A Cook. A. D. liATJTARD, Wholesale Ag. Hasting*. Mieh. Fleming of Nashville Sundayed In the village—The Middleville high school nine and the Middleville Atlantic base ball club crossed bats lost Saturday afternoon, being their first game of the season. Scores; 18 and 21, in favor of the latter. Thos. McNichols of this village went to Grand Rapids Saturday and returned Wednesday with a bride—O. French of Traverse City is the guest of his mother— Frank Buck and wife of McCord were the guests of the latter's parents In the village Sunday—Prosecuting Attorney l^owden was in the village Saturday on business— Will Lclbler of this village Sundayed with his best girl in Hastings— Prof. A. O. Wilkinson has been engaged to teach our school for the coming year— Isaac Keeler, Jr. Is on the sick list—Fred Monk was in Grand Rapids Monday on business—Jim Sprague of Grand Rapids was the guest of his parents over Sunday—J. W. Saunders was in Caledonia Tuesday—Thus. Fleming of Nashville was in the village Tuesday on business—Mrs. 11. E. Hendrick and Miss Edith Chase were In Grand Rapids Satur­ day—Ward Gribbins of Hastings was the guest of friends here Sunday— Alfred Wright spent last week in Grand Rapids. Nellie Welton, of Jonesville, visited st Chas. Smith’s last week—Sanford Rogers and wife buried their little babe last week—C. L. Smith and wife Sundayed In Grand Rapids—Arthur Kenyon intends to move to Dowagiac in a few days to live— Mrs. Jenny Odell will carry the mill for a Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. WHOLE NO. 1926 Williams is confined to her bed with a sprained ankle—Leon VanVelsor was on Stranger—J presume a man who has fol­ our streets Sunday—There Is fair pros­ lowed the sea ho many years must bare pect for an abundant fruit crop. Several been in some wrecks. orchard owners will spray their trees tills Old Sea Captain-Wrecks? Well, a few. spring—It was a mistake about John Rowe Tho w.ust wreck I ever had was on the Jershooting his brother Ad. He shut his pis­ tol off In the air but it did no damage— "Long ago?” • Rather cool at present. “Sotne’at. You iaeo I got becalmed off the coast of Ireland." "Becalmed?” “Yen. Well, I tried every which way to Edna Truman has returned home from start a wind, but it was no'go. Not a Baltimore. Md.—Clement Smith was In breath stjrrin. At last I got desperate.” town Saturday—Dr. Weaver was at Flint “I presume so.” Friday—Unttie Harris s|>riit Satunlay aud "Yes, 1 got so desperate I made up my Sunday at Hastings—Harry Andrus. Lil­ mind I’d try a pion I’d often beard of. If it lian Wnrdell ana several other young peo­ took the last dollar I bad. Can’t raise the ple of Hastings, attended the junior exer­ wind without money. ” cises of the high school at the opera house “It’s a good deal the same way on share.” here last Friday evening—Maud Kelly, of “Jeaso. Well, then, 1 took a big silver Hastings, Is visiting at E. J. Fcigliner’s dollar, kissed it three times, swung it nine Edith Fleming spent Sunday with friends times around my head, and tl<n Hung it Middleville—Th- street sprinkler com­ aa far as I could into the sea, in the direc­ menced its work Monday, and lias had tion I wanted the wind to come, you quite a rest since—A Rev. Mr. Dixon filled know." the pulpit at the Congregational el lurch last .Sunday morning and evenlag—Willie •‘Well, it came." Aylsworth, of Chicago. Is visiting rela­ "It did?" tives here—Chna. Lusk was out of town “Did It? Well, you justought to seen it. over Sunday—A. D. .Squires, of Traverse The fast blast look every stitch-o' sail clean City was shaking hands with old friends off the yards, an in three minutes more we here. wuascuddiu under bare poles a thousand miles an hour." "Cracky!" uvauiainrrnng iiuuerliirs. “I sh’d say so. Well, the nex*. thing I Bees, the common ____________________ go-bet wrens of the __ , knew, bump won’t ’er bow, an there we loves of the plants, ceaga to range nbont a was bein’ dashed all to bits square up agin thousand oi fifteen hundred feet below - I^ong Branch. Why. sir, we struck with snow level. And why?, Because It's too such force we bounded way up the beach cold for them? Oh, dear, no; uu sunny and walked dry shod right into a boteL” days In early English npring, when thu "I never heard of that.’’ thermometer doesn’t rise above freezing in the shade, yon will see ixjtb the bnney bees was closed. Well, sir, after that I never and tbe great black bumble as busy as tried nn more silver dollars when I wante-d their conventional character deuiaude of wind." tlieni among thu golden crips of ibu first "I suppose nut..’’ timid crocuses. Give the bee ounsldne. In­ “No, sir. After that I never flung any­ deed, with n temperature just above fr»»rz thing hegger'h '» ten cent piece.”—New Ing point, nml he’ll flit alamt juyouslj on York Weekly. . his communistic errand. , But bees, one most remrmlier, have beavy bodies nnd relatively small wings. We speak of the ocean iw “trackless.” It In “the rarefied air of mountain heights is so no longer. If two vessels sail from they enn’t manage to nup|>ort themselves New York to Calcutta. they will, if intelli­ In tbe most literal sense. Hence their gently navigated, follow so nearly the place in these high stations of the « arid ia rathe coarse that their paths, if plotted on taken by the gay and airy butterflies, a chart, will hardly diverge by fifty miles which have lighter bodies nnd a much big­ at nny point. The same is true of every ger expanse of w log area to buoy them up. other route. Let us consider the case at a In tbe valleys aud plains the liee competes vessel bound to New York from LiverpooL nt nn advantage with the butterflies for all Her captain might, if prepared for a con­ tho sweets of life, but in the broad subgln- stant battle against diverse winds and cur­ einl belt on the mountain sidua the butter­ rents and winter gales, select n route not flies in turn have things all their own way. very different from that followed by ocean They flit about like monarchs of all they steamers between those ports. survey, without n rival in the world to disOtherwise m he would follow the southern pule their supremacy.—Popular Science /route laid down by the sailing directors; Monthly. •/1 Jtn<t n-nnl na f<nr and nttvr after bearing to thn the u-mtf westward few hundred miles to make sure of clearing the The Unpardonable Siu. coast of Spain, would shape a course to the Choi lie tdesperately}—I’m on me beam nonthwanl, pawing as far west of Madeira ends, rao dealt boy. I must either steal us tbe westerly winds of th we latitudes some money or blow out me bwain<«. will permit. Between .Madeira and tho Bertie4-But that would lie—nh—er oom- Canaries, but a few hundred miles to the mltting a ewimr, wouldn't It? westward of both, he would fan his way Gbollie—Cwime! That don't in altab, acrew tbe baffling “Calms of Cancer," .wd me boy. pick up the northeast trades. With these Dollie (decidedly)—But It will bo bud astern and freshening every mile, bo fawtn, denh fellah. would sweep down to the south nml west, Cbollie—Too twue! That Settles it. No and when well over toward tho West stealing or suicide for me.—Pittsburg Bul­ Indies, haul up to the northwnnl toward letin. . Bermuda. Here he would liavv to work again across 11.1 cold Monus’n fat bar belongs to a soci­ the Calms of Cancer, ami then with the ety for “psychical research,” and the child uncertain but prolwbly westerly winds <>! has Lean! a good deal of conversation on \otir Atlantic conat, uud with the Gulf the subject,of mind reading. His mother stream in his favor, ho would stand on and Is afraid lie “thinka and understands too make his port, having sailed 4.30Q miles be­ tween two ports less tban'i.OOO miles apart, much for a child of bls years." His father, however, is not at all but with winds and current nlmoHt uni­ alarmed, and a few days ago repeated to formly favorable, and with tine and brac­ Mrs. Morse a remark of Harold's in his ing weather.—GoldthwoiU-’s Geographical "children's mind class,” which was cer­ Magazine. tainly well calculated to allay her fears. A Wonderful Bird. " Harold bad collected tbe class—much L. E. Thompson, manager of Snipslc against the will at several members of it, grove, who is a (treat collector of curiosiwho would have preferred to remain out tiea, relics ,uul animal petes i» rejoicing in In the yard—on tlie doorstep. t he possession of a blue heron, which, if “Now. you wait here* mlunte,” sold he, half th nt is told about him is true, must tie and presently b>- returned with suspicious­ a remarkable bird. Tho heron is n y^nng ly bulging pockets. His father, in the one and eh.iscd by a dog into some hall, listened for what would come next. bushes, where it was captured, it was, "Now,” said Harold, apjieariug liefore placed In a large cage nnd attempts were the class, “you must nil think hard. How mode to edurnte it. which have proved en­ muny apples have 1 in my pockets! The tirely j^tisfactory. boy that guesses right can have them all, It will take food from no other hand than but of course he’ll divide, for there are just that of Mr. Thompson, of whom, it is very enough to go nround!"wYouth,s Compan- fond^nnd whose approach II greets with !oil cries of delight nnd (Lipping of wings. The bird's food is m<»itly frogs and fish, although Lettuce Matured by Electricity. Among the bulletins of the agricultural it occasionally'indulges in Ice envitn, allow­ experiment station of Cornell university is ing it to melt in the cavity of its large bill one that gives n very interesting account before swallowing it. It also takes coffee of some experiments made on plants with from a spoon, but, having laid its throat n view of determining the influence- of the scalded once, invariably sticks a t«>e in tt.» electric light upon their growth. To that liquid to test its temperature Itcfore pa end a greenhouse was divided iuto two taking of it. The bird will whistle or equal parts by a light board part it ion. On dunce nt command and is now learning to one side the plants are left to the ordinary turn a Iwjck somersault. Ono story told about the bird is worth reconditions of growth, but on the other side the vegetation was treated to the sun­ pwft U>g. Apparent!)- objecting to the stiff light by day and to the electric light by horns of the bullhouds ngoii which It feeds, the heron carefully bites Che horns off be­ night. •» The results of these experiments showed fore swallowing the fish. When the bull­ that the use of the electric light nt night heads are all devoured tho bird will give a hastened the maturity of the plants, and smock of satisfaction, pick out an appro­ the nearer they grew to the light the priate bullhead horn, jump on his perch, greater was the acceleration. Lettuce thus and, looking around in a dreamy fashion, treated wax sold two weeks earlier than calmly pick his teeth with the horn.— its neighbors on tbe other side of the parti­ Rockville (Conn.) Journal. tion, although both were^plnnted nt tbe same litne. Equally successful results "When flowering plants usually make were obtained with other vegetables.— seed, that is generally the but effort for Philadelphia Record. plant life—tho seed is the beginning of the life of the new plant. Ferns, however, only produce spores for reproductive purposes. American Official (in China)—This mob­ These spores germinate and go through the bing of missionaries must stop. same process subsequently that flowers go Chinese Official—Huh I Wbatoa Mellcan through in the production of sreds. Tbe glovement do ’bout it? spores expend when the germinating time ‘‘Hark! Do you hear that terrible rum­ comes, and form a flat, green membrane: ble?" what are then really the flowers appear on "Thatee earthquake. We havee mapy.” “Do you know, sir, whet causes earth­ these fern flowers have matured, the mem­ quakes?" brane dries up and disappears. In one fam­ -Me no sabe.” "It’s the American government testing land, named ptatycerium, this green blade its big guns nt Sandy Hook.’’—New York Weekly. __________________ coming really a portion of the plant. Every year a new blade b formwl, which I know an old farmer who shaved him­ spreads over the old onrac The large plant self sitting on a milking stool and looking is of a totally different character, having at his reflection in a bucket of water. That the fronds of ordinary ferna-Meehan’s ______________ was what he did as a boy, and he said that Monthly. he couldn't shave standing up.—Boston Cor. St. Louis Globe-Democrat. He (who parts his hair in the middle}—I will never marry a woman who parts her hair on t he side. "Did Bronson save anything from the She (who parte her hair on the wda)— And wreck of his fortune 1” I can assure you that I will nevermarry a "Yes. Fortunately for him, his wife had (Silence.) ill the goods’had hoca sent home.”—Ha r- �___ ___ ____ _ Leo D. got a smalt stone In his foot, tbe day while trotting and lamed him up Hastings Banner aother little for a short tune, but fortunately he IS CATARRH INCURABLE? from Marshal to stopover Saturday and The various kinds and modes of local Sunday with them—Dene Prims Is on the application for catarrh, such aa sprays, siek list. ■tomhern, douche*, inhalants, fumigations, creanii. ointments, lotions, gargles, etcRev. Campbell preached at the church 1 etc., have In many cases a soothing effect last Sunday evening—Frank Short and on tbe indumet! surfaces, and are aomeLaura Fisher were married at the real- , times useful to a>»Tst a cure: but neither dence of Rev. Sheldon near Nashville last of them nor all of them together ever did Thursday—Will Tasker Is building a big or will cure a case of eatarrh. These bam on the Raymood farm—The Aid thing* may give temporary relief, but It Is society meets at MIm Llule Durkee’s this useless to expect a cure of them. Catarrh Thursday afternoon—Mr. and Mrs. Branch Is not a local disease, hence cannot be continuing their Sundayed at John Gerkey’s—Mrs. Hum­ cured by local treatment The only hope mel and her sister of Odessa visited at Mr. of success In the permenaut cure of a esse Special The Smith's last week—Farmers are crying too of chronic catarrh Is to devise some remedy Knocked out much wet Just now—Ella Myer* Is on tbe that will stimulate the nerves which will kick list—Warner Smith went to Grand supply the capillary blood vessels. Tbere Rapids last Monday—A little two year old Is but one remedy that has the moat girl of Will Curtis living In Odessa was desirable effect, and that remedy Is Pe-rurunning, playing with another little girl in na. This remedy strikes at once to the the second story of her father’s house, root of the catarrh by restoring to the and fell out of one of the windows on the capillary vessels their healthy elasticity. ground below. She was picked up uncon­ Pe-ru-ua Is not n temjxirary pelllatlfe, but Its action Is necessarily scious A doctor was called but at last a radical cure. accounts it was said she could not recover. slow, but permanent. The reason that there are any failures Is NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. either because the catarrh Is complicated by some organic disease or the patient PER GALLON.......................... The Baptist* of Allegan are about to docs not take the medicine long enough. French & Son. of Middleville, shutdown 5 Gallons fob 30 cts. their flouring mill fur 30 days, to make build a beautiful church costing 815.000. The majority of people expect to be cured some needed Improvements and add some We carry a line of new machinery. A Clarksville man tumbled off a "road In a week or two of catarrh that has run maker” and the knowing machine attempt­ for ten or fifteen years. Such people are staple fancy groceries at Dogs got after L. Pryor's sheep in Yan­ ed to put him to a grade to tbe extent of a nearly always disappointed. Pe-ru-na will cure a recent case of chronic eatarrh Prices. kee Bprings last week and made sad eouple of broken ribs. In a few days or weeks, but when the prices paid | havoc. Mayor Freeman, of Cliarlottc, ordered disease becomes chronic It takes longer. at । Dug Cooper, of Woodland, Is the most the saloons to take down their signs and In no case should any one leave off taking extensive dealer in fish yams up to date. remove their screens. Pe-ru-na until after,wrillnr Dr. Hartman, He reports driving fish up the creek to Dolton A Sons, of Charlotte, employ as a letter frt>m him Is almost sure to point shallow* water and slaying them with a about 80 men In their factory and still are out the cause of the failure. club. He is hereby awarded the medal for A valuable pamphlet of thirty-two pages pushed to their utmost capacity. । the premium Dab lie np to date. setting forth In detail tho treatment of1 The Sherwood house, of Charlotte, has catarrh, coughs, cohte. sore throat, bronThornapple ladies aref energetically at been closed and will soon bo sold. i chltls and consumption. In every phrase of work to arrange for some representation of The water supply of Eaton county was । the dise.isi‘, will be sent free to any ad­ woman's work at the world's fair. put to Its fullest test last week Monday, as dress by the Pe-ru-na Drug>MannfacturW. R. Young.and W. A. Pierce vaptured Tbe su«eM of Hood's Hareaparilla ts because local option went Into effect the day be­ | Jug G».. nt Columbus, Ohio. U possesseaUur merit, and uo claim is made 80 ( brook trout near Middleville one day fore. for which-is not fully supported. , ।last week. H. A. Hambly, of Fort Gratiot, met Jesse Darling got bls hand between some Nashville Is making great preparations with a horrible accident In Charlotte last cog-wheels nt Hie felt boot factory Monday for tbe races Juue 9th and 10th. week. He was employed as a brakeman and jammed his fingers somewhat Dr. U N. Lak I ns. the Rectal Specialist of Barry Gold'dust, the once famous Nash­ on the Grand Trunk road. The train was E. O. Dewey has purchased the Interest ville trotter, died recently at the home of backing up and he was trying to uncouple Grand Rapids. Mich., will be at tbe Hea­ of his partner In the Owosso Times and is his new owner. In Illinois. a ear, when his foot caught In a Aide walk tings bouse. Bastings. Mich. He Invites now sole proprietor. crossing, and was run down l»efore the every sufferer from Rectal trouble to call A large carp was caught In tho river nea train could be stopped. A jury was Im­ and get a correct diagnosis of their di­ "Old Charlie,” the faithful family horse Nashville ouo day last week. paneled. rendering a verdict according to sease, time required to cure and cost of belonging to D. R. Cook turned his 34th Harry LeCount. a Chester fruit tree the above facts, and further that the rail­ same free of charge. Mr. Parker, pro­ year Friday, and bids fair to be in the land man. who comes to Nashville frequently, road company was criminally negligent in prietor of the Hastings bouse. Is one of of the living for some time to come. and whose name has been mentioned In not keeping the crossing in a sate con­ Dr. lAklns’ pettents. Call on him any time and get a list of home testimonial*. Rev. Puffer will deliver the Decoration connection with one of Nashville’s most dition. Jas. I- Wilkins, ex Mayor of Hastings, day oration. A subscription paper will beautiful married women, was down here Lake Odessa Is hustling after a roller be circulated asking small amounts to de­ Tuesday and got outside of a goodly quan­ mill, cider mill and jelly mill, and offers a says: "My plies would come down almost fray whatever incidental expenses there tity of anti-bi-cbloride of gold. He went, good bonus to tbe right man. constantly when 1 was on my feet and for । ■may be, and every one ought to gladly home in tbe afternoon and got into a rack­ two years I was unable to do hard work. etwith bis wife, not an unusual occureuce Edith D. Bostian. tho four year old They never came down once after Dr. contribute their mite. by any means, and In the course of tbe ensu­ daughter «f Wesley and * Millie Bostian.-i Lakina' second treatment. I do more Several of those who were running ing trouble he went after her with a club, choked to death Monday evening from eat­ work h> ouo day than I could do In a week, "places where games of chance were In­ pounding her brutally on the head and In Ing a potato. Funeral services were held before he treated me and do It easier too. dulged in say that "they" are glad that the tbe face. Dr. Rice was called and dressed at the Dunkard church yesterday at 11 a. I hare talked with many Grand Rapids Prosecuting Attorney ordered them to tbe wounds, and the woman will probably m. The bereaved parents have tbe sym­ people he cured years ago and all speak of close, as that part of the business was un­ his ability in the hlgnest tenfts." profitable, and they would have closed It recover. No arrests have been made, as pathy of all—Snhfield News. the people of the vicinity seem to think it | WlJIlam H. Thompson, an old veteran Call on tbe Dr. and talk It over. out soon anyhow. is a case of dog eat dog, figuratively speak­ attempted to commit suicide at Grand The question of having all -Country ing. and not worthy of the trouble and ex­ Ledge last week, by jumping off the schools graded and run on the same prin- pense of a prosecution.—Nashville News. FaylBg for Farma from oae Crop. bridge into tbe river. The water was only clple as city schools Is being agitated to Barry township has a farmers club that about two feet deep and bls head struch a some extent. It has the hearty support of Gov. John Miller, of North Dakota, re­ Is doing excellent work, one that will stim­ -.<«ome of the beat e-lueatoM In the country, ulate to greater Interest and better results large rock, cutting a big gash. He still late* an instance of what Is being accom­ ‘and would In many respects-be a great 4n farming. It is non-polltlcal; and if you lives. plished by farmer* In tbe Red River Valley stride forward. If it could be successfully ' of Minnesota and North Dakota. He said carried out ? would urge the level-beaded people who belong to it to make it tbe tail to any po-| Jamaica has.Increased Ils World's Fair S. J. Leland, aear hi* town of Dwight, N. The Bay View Assembly Herald has the lltical kite, you would not feel encouraged appropriation to 825,000. D., bought hW acre* of tend In the spring following‘cheerful words concerning the to hope for success. ■ <500, and raised crops that It Is reported that one hundred tons of I of 1991, for Leo Chautauqua circle In this city: The The Delton Breeze and tbe M. E. minis­ exhibits for the Exposition have already season worth tbe salary of a government Jac elide, of Hastings, twenty-nlpe mem­ clerk. In excess of the coat of his farm, as ter are having a tilt on the subject of evolu ­ been collected and are awaiting shipment I bers, only two wliu are local, maintains its per the following statement: tion. Up to date. Jinks is a "leelle ahead nt Lima and Callao. 4.190 Bu. ot Wteeta. Bl sec.........ftMlJO old time popularity. They are in for per­ on .. ., oate,at see.... .... 1S7.00 sonal profit, not show. work, not entertain­ of the rablL” The lofty stone monolith, which Wis-i ment, and of course succeed as a circle. Thirty-four rigs were counted on the cousin will exhibit at the Fair, will remain All such do. streets of Delton at one time the other day. at Jackson park permanently, the pwrk badurtin* rat oCUlmIT...... 1....... zjjOOJS comnilsslmiers having given their consent. Leaving............ ................................ ............81.KAM Elsewhere in this Issue will be found an according to the Breeze. The numollfli is 107 fc? t high and cut from Case* of this kind are so common that Interesting letter.from George Rock, who a solid block of stone. The contract for they are a drug in the news market out recently graduated from the University al The hard times social was a success and Glascow. In company with a friend h« its erection has already U-eh let . wc*t. , made a tour of the Highlands of Scot­ all enjoyed It hugely. It was decided to An effort Is being made to collect 825,­ land. visiting places made famous by the have It over avaln)Saturday evening. May Slit the procvcdjrio go towards paying for 000 with which to build at the Exposition novels of Sir Walter Scott. k The letter is very Interesting and instructive and the a church organ—Mr. Misucr died last Wed­ a headquarters for the Sunday school* of fact that it w»s written by a former Has­ nesday and was buried under the auspices the United States. The scheme contem­ of witbey Poet. Mr. Misner was an old plates asking each school to contribute tings boy adds a greater charm. resident of tills town and county and was nn amount equal to ten cents for each of­ Tire prospects are excellent for large well known for bls sterling worth and as ficer and teacher and one cent for each crops again this year around here, nnd all an upright, honest man and will be missed pupil.. varieties of fruits are also-looking well. by a large circle of friends. Mrs. Misner Taken all In.all there Is no state In the has tbe sympathy of all tn her berearroent A plan has been elaborated for making Union to compare with Michigan and —Considerable sickness prevails through­ the Tyrolese section perhaps the most en­ Harry county can take just pride In tbe out the surrounding country, especially tertaining part of Austria’s exhibits at the fact that she is one of the best all-around among old people—It Is expected that the World’s Fair. The purpose In arranging counties In the state, everything being newehurch wall will be finished this week this section will be to give as graphic a considered. —Supervisor Ritchie Is around, and of representation of Tyrolese life and scenery course trying to find out how much each as possible for a background to the cxhlb» Alnger A Baxter sold the Charlotte man Is worth. We will all know when we. Its of Tyrolese manufacturers. The secRepublican last week to 3. J. Tomlinson, come to pay our taxes next fall, to say tlon will be circular, and tbe walls will be of Lapeer. Under the management of the nothing about court house and Jail tax—. covered with a panoramic picture of the former tho Republican was one of tbe bent Mr. Bowker, of your city, was in this vi­ Rhaetlan nnd Tyrolese Alps, Including the and most-Influential papers In tbe state, cinity recently looking up Insurance in Gross-Glockner and Drier peaks and the and was a power In Eaton county politics. wind storms and fire—Mr. Mattison of largest ice fields. In two cottages at the While we regret their departure from the I foot of the mountains two parties of Tyro­ immediate Journalistic field, yet we extend Hastings was here last week and sold the people here their church organ—Mrs. lese will show their skill In spinning and a cordial welcome to the now tdltor, who Three Devine, a former resident. Is visiting her weaving silk and in carving. has had some excellent experience In news­ many friends and settling up her business। women will make lace before the cottage paper work, and we feel certain will give preparatory to going to York State to make। doors. A company of young men and the people of Eaton county a bright, clean ; it her home. women singers will give several concerts sheet and keep the paper up to Its present dally. The picturesque part of the exhib­ high standing. it will be under the auspices of the hotel Thia Is poor weather for spring crops — A little good advice during tbe time of and tavern keepers of the Tyrol, and the house cleaning, when a man has to take School commenced last Monday with Miss1 representations of Tyrolese scenery will be bls meals In the back yard and sleep on Hall as teacher—Tbe dance at F. Culver’s1 made for tbe purpose of Inducing American barn last Friday night was well attended tbe bare floor, won't come amiss to the tourists In Europe to pass more of their ladles especially. The "men-tolka” are and all had a good time. Tbere were1 time In the Rhaetlan and Tyrolese Alps. apt to get a little excited and take down forty-one numbers—Minnie Norris Is tbe stove pipe tbe quickest way possible— working for Mrs. John Miller—The Tbe so we are told— and strew soot all over Ritchie school commenced last Monday, complethe carpels. A little, hen-pecked husband with Mark Ritchie as teacher—The other, tlon about ambled into our sanctum last week and day Lillie Everhart and Howard^Springer. Juue 15th of tbe NEW ROUTE. gave us the following for tbe benefit of two of our small school children, went: extension from Trav­ wives who are troubled with irritable fishing near their borne In a smalt' creek ersa City to Petoskey and husbands: "If soot should fall on the and they came home with thirty nice bass Bay View, of the Chicago A When you want carpet or rug, corer quickly with dry salt and blue-gills; some of tire bass weighed: Weal Michigan Railway, will open before sweeping, and not a mark will be one and one-half pounds. How Is that: a new and popular route to the Norlhfor fishing?—Mrs 8. Cole 1« visiting left" friends at thia place—Fred Williams Is; ern Michigan Summer Resorts. The new very sick—Mrs. Wm. Potter Is on the sick Hue will be up to the high standard of the A Proposition. । C. A W. M. and D. L. A N. system, and If the people of tbe city of Hastings will list—Emma Raymond was the guest of Go the t with the excellent train service, which will adopt standard time. 1 will donate to the Minnie Norris Saturday—Wm. Smith and ; bcaspoclalfeature.lt will speedily prove poor children of the city, through some wife of Middleville were on our streets । to be a favorite. It will be the scenic line last Sunday — We think that our town la charitable organization the sum of Fifty dollars. That Is to say. If the schools, Improving for they say we have a night, of Michigan, running as It does along the Fine line of and churches, factories aud tbe city wafer watch and a traveling street lamp—IL shores of lakes and rivers for more than works will make standard time their time, Misner, a well-to-do farmer of this town forty miles, passing through the towns of fresh confectionery. . Barker Creek, Spencer Creek. Bellaire, then the above amount will be placed as died at his home of heart trouble last Wed­ He leaves a wife and many Central Lake, Ellsworth, and last, but by staled for the benefit of the needy children nesday. of Hastings. This proposition comes from friends to mourn his loss—L. Clark, of- no means least, beautiful Charlevoix, than one who has grown weary of being asked Dutton was on our streets last Monday— which there Is no more beautiful summer whether the time would be fast time, slow IL Green of Middleville was on our streets resort and to which It will be the only rail Mme, standard time, sun time or some oth­ Monday looking for a hired girl—Elam line. Elk Rapids I. also rewhed by « Springer and Fred Carter are building, short branch from Williamsburg. For sever time. Yours truly. picket fence on the big orchard farm this[ eral miles tbe road skirts tbe ahore. almost — at tbe water’s edge, of Little Traverse Bay nearly the entire distance from Traverse TURF AND TRACK NOTES. Bnnflvld. City being a panorama of beautiful scenery. Rev. Kulp gave bls lecture here last ; Our new summer book, now ready, will be The track on the fair ground will lie In tbe best condition by far, that it has ever week Urdnesday eve to a very slim sent to any address on application, and been In before at the time of the races In MdltHcr. but said as they had paid their including June. Good clay baa been put all over the monay tor It they should hear it all Just wording the Xorthem rMorte. tod th. the vamc although tbe house was full Iti XvnUMO In mdblnit tbeni Donraed b, and farm of 40 acres in U-C.4W. M. .od d. lTTV Thursday, M»y ■ »■ has entirely recovered. Dana M. gives great promise this year of knocking tbe stuffing out of tbe fastest time that she has ever made. N. T. Parirer has leased Frank Brown to a Mr. Spaulding, of Alletcau, for the sea­ son. and Itq has .been taken to the latter place. Frank "Brown Is one of tbe best bred horses in the stale, nnd Is the sire of some of the very" be?d and moat promising colts In Allegan county. We dislike to see so good a borsrTleave the city even for so short a time. Sale. Bottom 'fbe "home stretch” at the fair ground has been made several feet wider and a high picket fence put along the entire 22 LBS- FINE GRANULATED length, which will prevent tbe constant SUGAR FOR.............. 1........... $1.00 crossing and rec rowing of tbe track, dur­ 3 LBS. YELLOW PEACHES, ing the progress of a race, which Is always ONLY......................................... 120 attended with danger. 3 LBS. TOMATOES, GREAT BAR­ The heavy rainfall will be just the thing GAIN, FOR................................ that is needed on the track. Some good DOMESTIC SARDINES WORTH records may be looked for at tbe June 8 CTS. FOR................................ races. DeLands soda, i Lb. Pack­ ages, FOR................................ OUR COUNTY HEAD-LIGMT OIL, 150* TEST, BEAMER’S CASH GROCERY Are of Pricea full and Lowest Cash Market produce for Farmers tMl fs to Your Interest. We are handling <h*#lano Machines and we are going to sell them at exceedingly low prices. This is a m.o-hi,,,. that you all know, and«you know that it is as good, if not better, than any on the market. Come and see our samples, we Rrc always ready to show them. ■ Come and look our Htock over. T. N. BLINSTON &. SON, talf'ltuitalj. LOCAL NEWS. THURSDAY 1,200 MEN Working day and night, on Victor Bicy­ cles and do not produce them fast enough to supply the demands. THEVKTOR LEADS. nmc CHUT. Bui w. Standard wider rule 1. Candidate for a mark of 2-M or better thia year. Will stand at Nashville under the man­ agement of Chas. McMoore, Barry county’s greatest horse' trainer. Horsemen will do well to patronize ‘ ‘PONTIAC] CHIEF” the only horse in the county, with a state reputa­ tion. For particulars enquire of the owner Of Hastings or CHAS. McMOORE of Nashville, IT’S A “JIM DANDY,” The stock of‘ lumber and shingles lalely purchased by > Bentley, Tomlinson & Rider. At their yard can be found all the la:est novelties in hemlock boards and stud>ng Tbe latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. Their No. 2 shingles are “just too sweet for anything.” SHIRLEY W. SMITH, The Victor Man. a FRESH LUNCH,:-: to CITY BAKERY. creams A. E. RENKES. SEWING MACHINE? If bo, buy of the man who Bells at the same price to the poor man or woman as to the rich. He wont charge y°u for a poor machine and sell the same style of machine to an* other for $25 as do some dealers.. Oh, no! The Dollar of the Poor Man la just as good to Trav. as the dollar of the rich- He The Light Running World Renowned Domestic. The Nev and some other first-class machines. MiVjXXKEC Home He will sell you a machine for a small payment down houses, vacant lots and the balance In monthly payments if desinsi. second It will pay you to call on him before you buy­ ward. Apply to Needles, oils and parte for all machines. .**•’iz airway rwJL. "*??? Wailutto ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A bc?’r’*n Chicago. w. F. POWERS.. hardware store. T, PHILLIPS- �M Um? & Mm TIME TmBLE. 17v G*»l'»< H o: _l ^GnvHUUpidi' * End Haris .. • . I Alto W.» idnury •iunlMd Mali Me i Detroit Khn.«m ■ iJraad Mrig! ' > iKHIIg -W^T PrtraiV i.vimuk Grand Ledge , Mulliken Suafleld A.M'. ~,r.M.| k~MT « io be allowed some latitude of foolishness, and we ought to conrider' that each in­ stance of lore trouble haa its sentimental peculiaritie< Juli-aa had uttered the simple truth when he wrote that he was "unfit for business since returning." No mon could have been more preoccupied all the time, more restless, more inclined to wave affairs aside and to give him­ self over to his fancies. ' long while coming, and when it did come it only gave emphasis to his diffi­ culty. ■ "Your ■tetter."' Rosalie wrote, -has been here for a good while. You will forgive me for not answering it sooner when 1 say frankly to you that I have been dreadfully at a loss as to my duty in the matter. 1 very much desire to bo kind and good to you, but my sei fish new* has interpoaed itself all the time. On one hand I must not. I cannot, tell you to come back; on the other hand I should 9 13 CtarksVHle clittdaio Alto ■ McCord . East Paris \r Grand Hapld* ■ *;r.ni'l Ledge I’ortl.itul >r ‘toni* • Howard City ir .''••■aia Stanton ♦ io •' .r ir« on all train* between Grand Itao,'u I Detroit. Seats 23 cents. Connections ,• I .-.Ion -LUion. Grind Kaplds with the . I'rroaKEY. Favortie route to the .i n northern 31lcl|i2nn. iraiertrnnci ILipIdn lor Chicago. 9 A. . :. I*. .M.. :T. P. M. Arrive Chicago !• .1! ' -••> 1’. M. JUid 7 05 A. M. ; . r Manistee aha Traverse City 7.-2S A. • r ears on «lay trains and sleepers on ■ iruiu.s to Chtrago. . sr .ue:iL’ tor further particulars or i.mnd Rxtildc. .1 X. I V I J V..V " — ip .rilia fsiriy Md according todlreettoi s. - :th* only preparation of nuicb •■100 doses filar’’ i-.i i truly be »aldllavr you sreo Mood'* rainy day and m ifii/zi-? For particulars wad toC. I. i u.. Lowell. .Mai'S. 1. - I'US curellrer ill. Jaundice, blllouiiiris :ieada lie. constipation; ' HIS A' CHAPTER XXL ADELAIDE RECOLLECTS. ihtrin’j. tUpUlnh tsnhllcr lad who her with a -alitt found] it difficult to know I'm:: she ought to write to Edgar Julian, .! she T-ught to I write at all. Ho had • • ■; -> kind to her. and she respected Jii- !:• nurable frankness so much. that. • ’•• n if -he could ‘nut say she loved him, - ■ • *t generously anxious not to wound • But she reslly longed to see him. H-- ::it] filldl ti large space in her life, r I hail revealed to her a most interest­ ’ :i • ntrastks his ultra northern traits : fharacter struck sharply against ob.itacl0; not that she had mv-.-d anti d«dine<| this contrast or drawn ■ :.-y i <,mclnirion from it. but she had felt ' superior knowledge of affairs, his ►'urJy ’ruthfulniaB, his faith in the ! r.ureof America, his'beliuf in the value tiij nobleness cf ]Labor.* his genuine reM*ct for the common people, and, on ’::e other liand, his rich imagination and ;i:s t. ndcr • l<?qutnce. She could not r-alizeMie Gitter memories nursed by •i ' father aud sister touching tho dark Hruggk for the Lost Cause. She had" no jh-ist to mourn over. The future and the pr<-cent were hers. Sho naturally enough iiad fallen in love with northern ways. It ‘••■med to her that the world was m.c.k- for eaniest, persistent j»eople to ' u-..- and enjoy; site believed in freedom a-•ho war had fixW it—in free educaj 'U. free thought, free men and women. ' not aware that Edgar Julian - Jlutnce l her to believe in these things the doctrine seemed quite as much her own aM the old Provencal ' ' Julian had Ig-en simply a restorer '■ things lent—a reviver of things in ■ • • R malio keenly realized what i'ti-v. ?r to, Julian’s letter must de• She puzzled her mind to discover imppy wny dnt of the dilemma. :>•• bed heraplf oyer and over again. Do l Lve hitq?" afid just as often she ’ U.iuk av.uy from the responsibility of s '^ytng yes or no. Her heart trembled, ’ he hesitated, faltered, dreamed. So the Wwent by while Edgar Julian shivwl through the Chicago snowstorms waiting for a letter. He, too, was wresling with a problem. He did not shrink tom acknowledging his love—he gloried m It—but he did not feel safe in rushing that you had gone away, and I missed you so ranch that I became restless. You bad better not come back, I think, for it would be unpleasant to you, unless you could repress and forget everything be­ yond our charming friendship. 1 prize you above all my friends, and frankly, I hardly know why. unless it is because you have humored my selfishness and fed my Provencal fancies as no one else save papa ever has. 1 8hnU be very un­ happy if I lose you. and yet it would not be right for me to make you hope for what might never coma ’•1 respect you too sincerely not to be precisely franlrtf I knew how. but I hare vainly tried to make up some phrase or other expressive of my feelings. The best I can do is to say that I hope you will not come back till you have>determined to be my good, strong, generous friend, and nothing beyqnd. I could not bear to have you come in any other way, and yet 1 hojie you] will come. Our little garden is full of flowers and the air is very sweet with their perfumes. "Papa and my sister Adelaide are here with us. We are going to Europe in July —to Provence, of courea Aunt Margue­ rite is goiug along aa guardian and chape­ ron for Adelaide and me. Won’t you write me and tell mo those things about Chateau Chenier that you say you forgot to tell me while you were here? 1 am sorry to have to refuse you anything, but 1 cannot see how any good could ever come of permitting you to return, so long ai you feel ns you say you do. You wouMn’t enjoy being here, and that would make me very unhappy. My cen­ tury plant js in bloom. Give my love to Mrs. Largely. Your friend. •Rosalie Chenier." Julian read this letter with a queer mist iu his eyes. He could uot find much comfort in its half girlish, half stilted sentences, and yet he would not have bad n word changed for anything. He > imagined he could trace Rosalie’s inno­ cent frankness and freshness between the lines. He sat and gazed into a big i bhynng fire for houra after ho liad learnj ed 'the letter by heart. Herelastic, gracei fu! figure and warm bright face came up before him: he saw her gray brown eyes nnd straw gold hair; he heard her low. sweet voice. Did she love him? He read the letter again, pulled his mus­ tache. frowned^ smiled, read again, ■ gazed into tbe fire almost fiercely, looked | nt his watch, went and packed liis travcling bag and took the npxt train for the j south. ! When he got to Savannah he went to the^ Pulnski House. He did nut care to rush in unaware upon the household at Roosevelt Place, especially since the Cheniers had come-Vhere. He sent his card to the house. An hour or two later Mrs. Roosevelt called for him in a car­ riage. She was glad to see him. Rosalie had gone to Jacksonville with Mr. Roosevelt, but would be bock tomorrow. He was introduced to Colonel Chenier nnd Adelaide, and despite his predeter• mi nation to the contrary, was again in­ stalled us one of the household. You I cannot live in o hotel in the south if your ; southern friend has u house. ! Colonel Chenier and Edgar Julian j were on good terms at once. A mutual friendliness, a soldierly comradeship, a , shaking of hands on common ground, took place between them. Adelaide, while not avoiding nim, was dignified and shy, seeming to view him askance, os if doubting whether she ought to trust him. or as if trying to overcome an impulse toward hating him. Julian, on tbe contrary, felt a warm interest in this dark, sad faced girl ut once, and he was not slow to show it Against his kindly assaults reserve was a poor shield. Without seeming to be adroit or artful he reached her womanly nature at every unguarded point He assumed the place of a big, amiable, interesting brother, who meant to draw his sister out of her gloom. Mr. Roosevelt and his niece were'do- long week of dreamy, drowB^weather. the flowers bursting outand the mocking birds singing in every orange grove and dusky fig orchard.- ’ Julian prevailed on Adelaide to walk with him in Forsyth park, and to drive with him to tbe several charming sub­ urban resorts. He found her wiser in the ways of the world than Rosalie— quicker to catch hidden meanings in things—a strong, self poised woman, in fneu If she was not strictly beautiful she was attractive, and gave him to see tliat she possessed a reserve of culture a little faltering on account of long disuse. One morning they sat together on one of the pine benches near the fountain in Forsyth park, and by some chance Julian; jot upon the subject of bis war expert-^ ences, and after the fashion of ex-sol­ diers told over many of his adventures. ‘ He hail a fascinating way of presenting these personal reminiscences in the fonn. of sparkling sketches. Adelaide recoiled a little now and then, but his coloring! was so liberal to the south that Bhe could j not be affronted, bhe began to grow itrangely wed to him, if one m*ye?Mprea* it; his face, bis movemen^, Ha| personal effect, seemed to antec ito, in wme wv, acquaintance wito him. la the army aha aw him more m a boy coldier than as a man, and he had a curiously familiar look. A few northern tourists were abroad in the park, sauntering up and down the shaded walks and dallying around the flower decked fountain. Some mocking birds were singing ecstatically in tho treetope overhead. Suddenly, without any definite fore­ warning. by one of thorn inexplicable cerebral tricka, Adelaide recognized Jul­ ian as that daring, devilish soldier lad who stabbed her with a bayonet and burned her father's mansion. The knowledge came upon her os the apparition of death or some numbing calamity. The blood went out of her face, and she grew weak, trembled, drew her braath heavily, and clutched the back of tho bench for support. Julian instantly became aware of this change. He was startled. "You are ill," he exclaimed; "what is it? 1 will call a carriage." "No, no," she said faintly; “in a mo­ ment it will be over. It is a mere faint­ ness. Do not be alarmed." She struggled bravely and conquered more than he dreamed of. Presently she smiled and added: "It has passed already; it was quite sudden. Lot us return, if you please." "But you are not strong enough to walk,*' he insisted. "Oh yes," she said, rising and stand­ ing finuly before him; "I can walk as well as ever. I am quite ovej it, I assure you." They returned to Roosevelt Place, Julian lightly talking, and she answer­ ing in monosyllables. CONTINUED From a letter written by'Mrs. Ada E. Hurd, of Groton, 8. D-, we quote: ••Was taken with a bad cold, which settled on my lungs, cough set in mid finally terminated In consumption. Four doctors gave me up saying 1 could live but a short time. 1 gave myself up to my Saviour, determined If I could not stay with my friends on earth. 1 would meet my absent ones above. My husband was advised to get Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds. I gave it a trial, took in all eight Ixittles; It lias cured me and thank God 1 am now a well and hearty woman.’’ Trial bottles free nt W. II. Goodyear’s drug store, regular size, 50c and 91.00. Good Look*. Good looks are more than skin deep, de­ pending upon a In-althy condition of all tbe vital organs. If the liver* be inactive, you have a bllifius look, if your stomach i>c disordered you have a dyspeptic look and If your kidneys be affected you have a pinched look. Secure gmtd health and you will have good looks. Electric Bitters is the great alterative and tonic acts directly on these vital organs. Cures plumles. blotches, lolls and gives a tfood complexion. Sold at W. 11. Goodyear's drugstore. 50c. per bottle. The best salve in the world for cut*, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, - tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, coms, and all skin-eruptions, and positive­ ly cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale by W. H. Goodyear, tbe druggist Alma college students have organized a republican club. A "dairy maid’s- entertainment will be held at Imlay City. 1 have been a great sufferer from rheu­ matism for seven years, and hearing of the success of Hibbard's Rheumatic .Syrup, concluded to give it a trial. I have tested tbe curative properties of the mineral springs without finding relief from that or any other source until 1 tried Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup, which lias done wonders for me. 1 can now. walk with entire freedom from |>ain and my general health is very much Improved. It is a splendid remedy for tbe blood and the deblllated system. Fred Herman. Engineer Water Works. Bic Rapids. Mich. Bold by W. H. Goodyear. Prepared only by The Charles Wright Medicine Company Detroit, Mich. . Local option will be voted on in Cal­ houn county, in June. The contract for Muskegon's new high .school has been let for 852.127.20. These pills are scientifically compounded, and uniform in action. No griping pain so commonly following tho use of pills. They are’adapted to both adults and chil­ dren with perfect safety. We guarantee they have no equal in the cure of sick headache, constipation, dyspepsia and biliousness, and, as an appetizer, they ex­ cel any other preparation. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. Jim Cole was convicted at Pontiac of robbery yesterday. It was his second trlaL Potterville’s tile factory, after a shut­ down of a few months, is again steaming up. Isa common exclamation at this season, friy-re Is a certain bracing effect in cold air which Is lost when the weather grows warmer: and when Nature Is renewing her youth, her admirers feel dull, sluggish aud tired. This condition Is owing mainly to the Impure condition of the blood, and its failure to supply healthy tissue to the various organs of the body. It Is remark­ able bow surceptable the system is to the help to Ik* derived from a good medicine at this season. Posesslng juat those purlfvlng. buildlur-up qualities which the body craves. Hood's Sarsaparilla soon overcomes that tired feeling, restores the appetite, purifies tho blood, and. In short, imparts vigorous health. Its thousands of friends as with one voice declare "It Makes the Weak Strong.” , The Otisville dam yielded to the heavy pressure of water and is no more. The old moss-covered chestnut is again revived at Ann Arbor. A large new botd. Commendable. All claims not consistent with the high character of Syrup of Figs are purposely avoided by the Cal. Fig Syrup Company. It acts gently on the kidneys, liver and bowels, clean ing tho system effectually, -but it Is not a cure-alVand makes no pretenaiohn that every bottle will not sub­ stantiate. Have Beecham’s household. pills ready in the Result of 1st ballot, Dr. Lowry 4. Dr. fact, any such other person In existence who can take the office. A minority can- • Fuller 2, Dr. Snyder 2. didate can never be allowed to maintain At Muskegon 00 saloon licenses have so Result of 4th ballot, H. A. Barter 1, far been Issued, one for every 375 Inhabi­ Fuller 2, Snyder 4. hl* title. L Tl»e board of Inspectors should have tants.* Result of 5th ballot, Drake 1, Lowry 1. certified that Adrian D. Cook was elected. Carl D. M. Van Raalte sod Miss Minnie Fuller 3, Snyder 3. Tbe charter of tho city of Hastings, mcResult of 0th ballot, Timmerman 1, Vanderhalr were married at Holland yes­ tlon five, provides that •‘aldermen shall be Fuller 3, Snyder3. terday. Result of 10th ballot, Burton 1, Fuller elected for two years and until their suc­ cessors are elected and qualified," and. In­ Rev. A. P. Moors, of the Pottersville M. 3. Snyder 4. E. church, has resigned un account of poor Result of 13th ballot. Fuller 4, Snyder asmuch as there was no man by the name of Ad rain D. Cood who possessed the neehealth. Moved by Aid. Spence, that Dr. Fuller essarv qualifications of an elector In the C. II. Godfrey's planing mill and can­ dry of Hasting?, who could qualltly for ning factory burned at Benton Harbor yes­ be declared elected. Carried all ayes. Result of 22 ballot for street commis­ tbe office of aiderman, tbe result would terday. have been as follows: The aiderman sioner, Fifield 3, Shay 2, Horton 2. Geo. H. Bailey, of Homer, has Just been Moved by Aid. Spence, that the election elected two years ago. If be had never re­ arrested for the fourth time; this time It’s of street commissioner be postjxmed till signed orthe officer appointed to fill tbe bigamy again. vacancy, would have held over. next meeting. Carried all ayes. If, on the other hand, the aiderman who Moved by Aid. Sentz, that Delos R. A. K of P. lodge, with S. B. Castle as held tbe office previously, had resigned high presiding oGicer, was instituted at McElwain be allowed 810 far the wound­ and tbe office was vacant at the time of ing and killing of sheep by dogs on 5th Holland lost night. election. It would have been the duty of and 9tii, *91. Carried all ay es. Andrew Wortman, sentenced from Flint Moved by Aid. Spence, that the salary the council, under section seven of your escaped from tbe reform school, but was of the city marshal be fixed at 8450 for the charter, to have filled the vacancy by ap­ recaptured near Williamston. pointment. ensuing year. Carried all ayes. There being no statement In your letter The corner-stone of Menomlnetb* new The folloujng bills were presented and concerning the facta in relatipn to these catholic clinch was laid several days'ago In read: last matters, to which I refer, I-have been Andrew Smith, hanliug hose cart the presence of over 7,000 jtepople. No. 1 to tire....................................... 82 00 compelled to state my opinion of the law. and allow you to apply tbe same to facts. Anson Maynard, hauling hook and Respectfully, 2 00 Common Council met pursuant to ad­ ladder truck to fire...................... A. H. Ellis journment on Wednesday evening, April Anson Maynard, hauling hose cart Attorney General. 2 00 27th, 1892, for the transaction of regular Moved by Aid. Bilnston, that the com­ business. Ren Maus, 2 hours watching fire at munication be placed on file. .Carried all 80 Mayor llogle. presiding. 40 cents per hr............................. 80 ayes. Present nt roll call. Aids. Bentley. Frank Bennett, same........................... Tho following resolution by Aid. Bent­ Bilnston, Brodesser, Cook, Sentz, Spence M D Reed, repairing road scraper.. 1 25 ley was presented and read. mid Townsend. City marshal. 1 cord of wood for en­ Whereas, The Attorney General hav­ Absent at roll call Aid. Nelson. . 1 75 gine room.............................. '.... ing rendered an opinion In the matter of Aid. Nelson took his seat Gotlleb Hessmer, cabinet work in Minutes of last meeting read and ay I 50 the election in the 2<l ward, tn which be council room................................ proved. AprR20th. 1992. 75 declares that no person was legally elected Jas. Depue. street cleaning inSd wd In said wvrd to the office of aiderman, To the mayor and Common Coundl of the Frank Fifield and team; street 0 00 and. City of Hastings: cleaning In 3d wd........................ Whereas, it Is the opinion of tbe com­ The undersigned residents and taxpayers William Townsend aud team, street 3 00 mon council of the city of Hastings that of the 1st ward of the City of Hastings, cleaning 3d wd............................. one of the sitting members from said ward, would respectfully represent that. Henry Burke, street cleaning in 3d 2 70 Mr. A. D. Cook, was not legally elected to Whereas. There are no sidewalks lead­ wd.................................................... the office of alderman of said ward. ing to the school house in said ward, and Frank Bennett, cleaning street in Therefore, be it resolved, that the name that in wit weather, it la literally a mud 3d wd.............. .................................. of Adrian D. Cook be struck from tbe roll and water hole In the vicinity of the same, Liberty Warner, street cleaning in and 3d ward............................................. 3 00 call and the name of Daniel Manee be sub­ stituted. , whereas,- It is necessary that the Stafe Frank Ryerson, street cleaning in Therefore In accordance with opinion of road and Boltwood St. be graded and Im­ 2d wd.... ......................................... tbe Attorney General as aforesaid. . proved to the full width of four rods be­ Jos. Munson, street cleaning in 3d Dated, Hastings, April 27. 1892. fore It will be practical to build walks, wd.............................................. . J. W. Bentley. Moved by Aid. Spence, that the above and , Moved by Aiderman Bentley, that the Whereas, No improvement In said city bills be accepted and allowed and orders could be made that would accomodate so drawn from the respective funds for same same be adopted. Carried. Ayes, Bent­ large a number of citizens, and is, at the with exception of the ones for street and ley. Bilnston, Brodesser, Nelson, Spence same time, so much needed: alley cleaning in the 3d ward. Carried all and Townsend; nays. Cook and Sentz. The resignation of Daniel Manee. ns al­ Therefore. We ask j our honorable body ayes. Moved by Aid. Spence, tliat the bills derman of iiic 2d ward, presented and to cause the State road to be graded aud improved to the full width of four rods for street and alley cleaning in the 3d read. Moved by Aiderman Sentz, that the from Michigan Aye. to Elizabeth St. anil ward be allowed and orders drawn from Boltwood St. from High St. to Blair St. the general highway fund for same. Lost. same be accepted. Carried all ayes. The following resolution by Alderman without delay, and your petitioners will Ay es. Bentley, Brodessor. Nelson, Spence: Sentz was presented nnd read. ever pray, etc. Signed by A. D. Cadwal- nays, Bilnston, Cook, Sentz. Townsend. ‘ Hastings, April 27, 1892. Moved by Aid. Sentz. that the. bills for lader and 37 others. Be it re«olved. that Adrian D. Cook beMoved by Aid. Spence, that the same lie street cleaning In 3*1 ward be allowed ami rt-ferred to the St. committee. Motion qrders drawn for same from 3d ward fund. appointed alderman of the second ward of Lost Ayes, Bilnston, Cook, Sentz. the city <>f Hastings until tbe next general prevailed. Carried all ayes. Communication from City Treas. read. Townsend; nays. Bentley, Brodesser, Nel­ election in November. 1892. to fill vacancy by the resignation of Daniel Manee of said, Moved By Aid. Bentley, that the same son, Spence. be laid upon tbe table. ‘ Carried all ayes. A communication li> answer to the fol­ ward. E. L. Sentz. Liquor bond of Jos. Pflug with ample lowing letter from Attorney-General Ellis Moved by Aid Sentz. that the same be sureties in the sum of 83,000 presented and was presented and read. adopted. Carried all ayes. Hastings, April 13th, *92. read. The following resolution by Aid Bent­ Moved by Aid. Bentley, .that the same To Att’y-General Ellis. . ley was presented aud read. be accepted and approved. Carried all I jinsing, Mich. Be it resolved by the common council of Dear Sir:—1 was instructed by the. ayes. Liquor bond of Byron Dickinson witli Mayor and Common Council to write ysro the City of Hastings, that ail and every ample sureties in the sum of pre­ witn regards to the legality of the vote action previously taken by the board be cast In tl»e 2d ward for Alderman. Please and the same Is hereby confirmed. sented and read. Dated Hastings, April 27, 1892. Moved by Aid. Brodesser. that the same find enclosed the proof as returned by tbe J. W. Bentley. be accepted and approved. Carried all clerk to tiie printer for correction and also Moved by Aid. Bentley, that the same Ute ticket as voted. The proof sheet Is ayes. Liquor bond of F. IL Parker iu the sum ■larked at the top with red ink, where tbe be adopted. Carried all ayes. Tbe following resolution by Aid. Bent­ of 8=5.000 with ample sureties presented proof was submitted to the committee for approval an error was found in the No. of ley was presented nnd read. and read. Whereas, the term of office of the city Moved by Aid. Spence, the same lie ac­ the ward and one letter In the given name cepted ami approved. Carried all ayes. for nominee for constable of said ward, attorney having expired, and Whereas, it is the opinion of the com­ Liquor bond of Richard Doyle with am­ also 1 letter in tbe name of nominee for ple sureties In the sum of 83,000 present­ alderman, the mistakes we’re corrected by mon council of the city of Hastings! that tlte clerk as shown by the proof sheet. legal services can be obtained more eco­ ed and read. Moved by Aid. Brodesser. that tbe same The committee gave the matter no further nomically by employing an attorney from I be accepted and approved. Carried ail notice as they supposed the ticket would time to time as necessity requires. Therefore, be it resolved, that the office be printed as corrected. A short»time be­ ayes. Liquor bond of N. T. Parker with ample fore tlte polls closed the mistake was dls- of city attorney be declared vacant. Dated, Hastings, April 27, 1892. suritles’ in the sum of $3,000 presented covered in the name of Adrian D. Cook, and the mutter matter was brought to the notice 1892. and read. J. W. BENTLEY. Moved by Aid. Brodesser, that the same of the Inspectors and they deemed the Moved by Aiderman Bentley, that the be accepted and approved. Carried all matter of so small importance that after the counting of the votes they declared same be adopted. Carried all ayes. ayes. Moved by Aiderman Bentley to adjourn. Liquor bond of John C. Cole with ample Adrian D. Cook elected alderman of said sureties in the sura of 83.000 presented aud ward by a plurality of 10 votes. Said Carried all ayes. Adjourned. Cook lias since qualified aud is recognized read. E. G. HOLBROOK? Moved by Aid. Sentz, that the same be as a member of the present board of alder­ ___ Recorder. accepted and approved. Carried all ayes. men of tills city. The question Is causing Druggist bond of Fred L. Heath in the a good deal of argument among the voters sum of 82,000 with ample sureties present­ as to the legality of his election, and we Opinions have differed as to tbe cause of submit the matter to you and would like tho swelling and pain resulting from, a ed and read. Moved by Aid Spence, that the some be your opinion at the earliest convenience to gnat or mosquito bite. Some have main­ accepted aud approved. Carried all ayes. you upon the matter. tained, in accordance with what has always Druggists bond of W. U. Goodyear In Yours respectfully, been tbe popular belief, that effects of such the sum of 82,000 with ample sureties pre­ E. G. llOI.HltoOK, magnitude could not be produced without Recorder. sented and read. • the introduction of a poisonous fluid. Moved by Aid. Nelson, that the same be Communication from Attorney General: tb«jgh they have failed to show that any accepted and approved. Catried all ayes. -Lansing. April 18th, 1892. apparatus exists which would be capable Druggist bond of W. <1. L. L. Hollo­ Edward G. Holbrook. Esq., o» rompletely fulfilling such a function. way with ample sureties in the sum of City Recorder. Though this poisonous fluid is itself con­ Hastings. Mich. 82,000 with ample sureties presented and jectural. a purpose has been assigned to it, - Dear Sir:—Your favor making a state­ naively, tliat of rendering the blood more read. Moved by Aid. Bilnston that the same ment substantially as follows: liquid, so that it may the more easily be be accepted and approved. Carried all Adrian D. Cook was nominated for Bucket! up. .And that some such function aiderman in the city of Hastings in the would have to be assumed is tolerably cer­ lo the Mayor and Common Council of the second ward against James E. llogle. who tain, since the poison could hardly l»e re­ was nominated on the other ticket. The garded merely ns an implement of offense, city of Hastings: Gentlemen—Your committee to whom ticket when printed and voted was printed nnd consequently an advantage to ita pos­ was referred the communication from the Adrian D. Cood on one ticket, and James city treasurer, would respectfully report E. llogle on the oilier. it uems scarcely open to question that, that th¥y have had the same under consid­ There were eleven more ballots cast for apart from some such function for the eration] and would recommend that a reso­ Adrian D. Cood than for James E. llogle, poison as above, the insects could far more lution pe passed, authorizing the treasurer and the board declared Adrian D. Cook enaily obtain the blood they covet and far to pay any orders presented out of any elected, that he qualified claiming to be legs precautions would l>e taken against monies in bls hands not otherwise appro­ elected, nnd asking my opinion whether or them if they.did not produce any painful not the votes were legally counted for results and thus rouse the hostility of their priated. Signed, J. W. Bentley, Cook, and if not, who was elected? Is re­ victims, and that, therefore, from that Finance Com. point of view, a poison could not be an ad­ JOHN SPENCE, ceived and considered. The law provides that sample copies of vantage. If, therefore, a {raison exists, its Moved by Aid. Bilnston, that the same the ticket shall be on exhibition so that function must undoubtedly be to facilitate be accented nnd adopted. Carried all ayes. they can be viewed by the chairman and the drawing of the blood nnd not to serve Moved by Aid. Brodesser, that the secretary of the respective parties, at least as a weapou. Influenced by the anatomical difficulties finance committee be instructed to look up two clear circular days before election. the matter of fines that are now in the This provision Is placed in the law for above mentioned, other observers have hands of the several justices of tbe peace the purpose of allowlng^such officers to maintained that no poisonons fluid is in­ have any mistakes in tbe ticket corrected. jected, but that the laceration of tissues In this city. Carried all ayes. Moved by AM. Bilnston. that we pro­ The ticket as prepared and voted does produced by the bIx minute, acutely {mint­ ceed to the election of street cortinlssioner not contain the name of Adrian D. Cook, ed and in some cases barbed organs which for the ensuing year. Carried all ay.es. and oral evidence is not admissible to ex­ constitute the borer is sufficient to account Result of 1st ballot, Frank Fifield 4. Jock plain the ballots or to contradict its con­ for the inflammation and itching. Tills hypothesis, again, is not without objection. Sbay 2, Chas. Horton 2. 2nd ballot, I tents. Frank Flfield 3, Jack Shay 3, Chas. Hor-1 Mistake in the spelling of the name, It would appear that the insect sometimes experiences difficulty in getting at the where the name as spelled will be pro­ ton 2. Moved by Ald. Bentley, that the election nounced the same either way, does not in­ blood it desires, for deep |>erforations of of street commissioner lie postponed. validate the ballot; but there is no rule of the skin may be made without drawing Motion lost. Ayes, Bentley, Bilnston, law by which the name of Cood can be blood, and then no swelling occurs and lit­ tle pain is felt. Thia certainly appears a Cook and Spence; nays, Brodesser, Nelson, counted for Cook. . formidable difficulty in the vruy of tho lat­ Bentz and Townsend. The question is fairly ruled by the case Retail of 2nd ballot. Frank Fifield 3, of the People vs. McNeal, 03 Mich. 294. ter explanation.—Knowledge. Jack Shay 2, F. Mullen 1. where it was held that a ballot cast for Moved by Aid. Bilnston. that the clet- Samuel Toley could not be counted for An honest compliment was that paid to tlon of street commissioner be postponed Samuel Tobey. M. de Vendome, who, while commanding and that we proceed to the election of city the French army in Italy, dispatched a Under no theory could Adrian D. Cn<k physician. Lost Ayes, Bentley. Bllns young nobleman t<» announce to his master ton. Cook and Spence: hays, Brodesser be considered elected; but on the other the victory which,he had gained atSuXhand. Adrian D. Cood was duly elected. Nelson, Sentz and Townsend. zara. The latter, while attempting to de­ If there Is no man by that name who is Result of 3d ballot. Fifield 3, Shay 2, scribe the bait tie, became .several times qnalifiid to hold the nttlrv. that would not much confuhed in his narrative, when, al­ Norton 2, Haggerdorn 1. Moved by Aid. Dilution, that the elec­ entitle James E. Hogle to the office of al­ though t he king preserved his gravity, tbe tion of street commissioner be postponed, derman, because as held by the supreme Duchesw of Burgundy, who was present, and that we proceed to tbe election of city court of thia state In tbe case of People vs. laughci so heartily that at last the young Molitor, 23 Mich. 341, no one is elected at physician. Carried all ayes. Moved by Aid. Bilnston. to proceed to a popular election, unless there are more election of city physician. Carried all ballots cast for him than for any other per­ । acrih* it.”*—Tendon Standard. �axastings Banner Tlueraday, May f8?3- MAK5HALL D. COOK. E^lta!'- m MXSTOIOS. «««■■ AOGUST 14. 1S7». _ editorial notes. A flablegfrom Rome last week aa WMAoed a change of altitude on the part W the Pope toward tbe publie rebool, of this country. It was brief but deeply »f Blfcant, as it announced that the Roman wontiff bad dvddal that, hereafter, the cbtireb-school buildings of the Catholic ehurcti In this country should be turned •ver to the public school authorities, rent tree, to be used the same at all public sehool buildings of thia country. Teach­ ers to be employed by tbe local school anlhortiea are to be the teachers In these schools, and the achoola are to be conduct­ ed, during school hours, exactly as are all American schools. The church will have do authority whatever over the teachers. - and no authority whatever as to what shall be taught The church schools are to be­ come in all respects public schools, over which thechnrvh has no control, though Riding title to the school buildings. The only demand of the church Lsdbis, that tn these buildings only, before and after school hours, the Catholic priests shall have tbe right to Instruct such children as choose to attepd in the religious faith of the Catholic church. Attendance at this religious instruction Is to be entirely vol­ untary. When Arohblehop Ireland, of St. Paul, that most learned and most American of all *e prelates of the Catholic church of this country, went to Rome some time ago. It was thought that significant results to tbe Catholic church In this country would follow. It Is undoubtedly this patriotic real and great learning and influence of Archbishop Ireland that has wrought this great change In the attitude of the Catho­ lic church toward our American public school*. Some months since tbe Banner stated that at Faribault, Minn.. Father Conroy, tbe resident priest, the close and intimate friend of Archbishop Ireland, had placed tbe Catholic church school building of that eity at the disposal of the school board of FalrbaulL reserving iperely the right to I0ve religious instruction before and after school hoars to such children as would voluntarily attend. That experiment has been successful evidently, and the benefits to all classes of citizens hava been so great as to Incline tbe good Archbishop to urge a like course with all Catholic schools. As the Catholics own the school buildings, their request for the right to give religious instruction cau be justly granted. We hope to have this cablegram from Rome fully confirmed. It will prove of loestlmabli* good to the country, and we believe to the Catholic church for these reasons: It wjll relieve the Catholic church from being so much a foreign institution. It will remove much of American preju­ dice against the CatbeMc church, and pro­ mote better feeltag and kindlier relations between all churches. It will’relleve Catholics of double taxa­ tion, which is often burdensome. It will give Catholic children far better instruction than they could possibly get In their church schools. It will add to the advantages the public school system ean afford, greatly Increase its usefulness, and add to ita popularity. Just In proportion as higher education makes better eitlsens, this will make bet­ ter, because more Intelligent, citizens of Catholic children, who will under thl«plau get far better instruction than was possi­ ble In the church schools. At last that product of sqaawbuek politi­ cal villainy, the Miner election law, will be brought before tbe supreme court of this state to be tested as to Its coustitutionality. Whether It be found constitutional or not. no just man can claim, until the district plan of electing presidential elec­ tors shall prevail throughout the country', bat that its adoption in this state was the meanest kind of political trickery. We hope the supreme court shall find grounds for aettlug the law aside so that the old method of choosing presidential electors shall prevail. While objections ean be urged against the bld way, it is just and right until all the states shall adopt some other method. The democratic leaders of this county, and prolably of the state, will next fall be coartlng fusion with the Farmers Allianceaad Patrons of Industry. These orgaaizattoos demand the free coinage of sliver. We earneetly ask all members of such or­ ganization who read this, and who will no doubt have a chance to swallow fusion iu larger doses next fall, to read the platform of the Michigan democracy adopted Wed­ nesday at Muskegon. If they find anythtag but a holy hush and death like sL lenee on the silver question In that plat­ form. they are entitled to rank with Colum­ bus Id original discovery. v«Hey Michigan. Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska and aven Kansas democrats, to am-M-l. deliberately p, beek on lheir platform’ *«•* Ing the free and unlimited coinage of silver, and declare tor Baby Ruth’s pa, with his free trade and antl-sllver Ideas. . _ Michigan. The dally press tailed to record j ,a single accident resulting from squawbuck oiL This arose, not that that iniquitous . ]product has improved, but because the peo­ jple, fearful of its deadly vengeance, , are using higher grade oiL The legislature , ;having failed to protect them, the people ,are protecting themselves. We commend to our free coinage con­ temporary. the Journal, tbe democratic platform adopted at Muskegon. How will oof contemporary enjoy dangling his heels from that platform. But we have no doubt he will do it, and try to look pleasant. Tbe supreme court got in another swipe at the squawbuck corporation tax law last week. The report of Special Agent Ayers to the treasury department shows conclusive­ ly tliat tin plate has come to stay, and this is supported by tbe news that the Welsh manufacturers are disposed to give up the contest. Deprived of the benefit of sweep­ ing denials bv this exposition of facts, the free-trader wifi doubtless Interpose the ob­ jection, "What do we gain by Its coming if the work Is to be done by Welshmen In­ stead of Americans?” Well, first of all, Welshmen are among the best stuff we get from abroad to make Americans from: Second. The American farmers will have the contract of feeding those Welsh­ men, and they will consume bushels of American produce where they have mot heretofore consumed pecks. Third. We will keep the money at home that we have been accustomed to send abroad to pay for tin-plate, and It will be better, employed promoting Indus­ trial association of a higher grade than is found in Europe, and makiug production more effective. Fourth. Tbe making of tin plate in America means an immense demand toe sheet Iron and sheet steel, made by Amer­ ican workmen. Fifth. It means that the American conuunler will get a better quality of tin plate, aw fairer, steadier, and ultimately at a, much lower price than he ever obtained it from Great Britain. Sixth. It means a greater and morei rapid development of our mining resourcesi than ever before, to supply the demands of! the new Industry. These ore some of the more prominent: things that we would gain from tbe manu­• facture of tin in America, even thoughi that tin was made by Welshmen exclusive­• ly, which Is not at all probable. ■ A Tramp Through The ScolU.h Higbluuita. ' Glasgow, Scotland, April 23. VX In order to regain sotde of the strength, lost by tbe hard work of a Glasgow Uni­, versity session, two students, a Welshman, and an American, planned a five days walk­’ ing tour through the highlands of Scotland trusting that the Invigorating powers ofr Iaxuond’8 breezes would restore a morei healthful color to their cheeks and clear. away the collected cobwebs from their. brains. The Welsh student, being famll-. liar with tbe country,, was to be the guide. The preparations were few: a knapsack containing toilet articles and a macintosh, being strapped to their backs, and a stout; staff to assist m climbing. With these> they started early one bright morning Inj April, each dres^a In a suit of knicker­. bockers and flstfuels. From Glasgow they took the train to, Balloch, a small village at the extreme, south corner of Loch Lomond. ’There। they boarded tbe steamer and commenced lheir journey northward on tbe Loch. On। their left is the Colquhoun country, the। home of the Colquhoun clan; on their■ right is tbe Buclianan country held by thej Clans Buehanan and MacGregor; at the। foot of the Loch, ou the left, is the scene of a pitched battle between the Clans Colquhoun and MacGregor which -took; place about the beginning of the 18th cen­. tury1 and In which the MacGregors were victorious; one of tbe chiefs of the latter, maddened by tbe sight of blood, set upon। a party of Divinity students from tbe Glas­■ gow University, who had gone up to wit­. ness the fight, and slaughtered them to a, mau. .The steamer passed between Inchi Murrain and the mainland, this island be­ ing used as a private deer forrest by tyei Duke of Montrose, then called a Balmaba, passing through a very narrow channelI between Inch Callilach and the mainland. This Island was the burial plaice of the» chiefs of tbe Macgregors.—See referencei in Scott’s "Lady of the Lake”, Incident of' the Fiery Cross ta stanza eight, canto> third. It was the custom to make the. Fiery Cross from yew branches from yew trees growing over the graves of the» chiefs. After this steamer passed other Islandsi such as Juch Tavaunach and Inch Con-. nacbau on ita way to Luas, a remarkably pretty little village, tbe bosses being com­. pletely trailed over with rose bushes, sndl near which is tbe re.ldei.ee ef the present; chief of tbe Culquhouus, styled “tbe Colquboun of Caiquhuun.*” Tbe steamer• pursued Its way to Bowatdeumui where। tbe pedestrians landed and oommeaoed their aseent of Beo lojnxmd in lovely weather (Ben Lomond Is 31M feet high) ever and anon pausing to view tbe beauti­ ful Loch and Its scares of Islands beyond lbe Vak of Le'en “d the Clyde. Toward the west and northwest g impses arc seen of IxK,h KlUrine Clton snd Loch Ard, all of which enter exfru*1,71'*' n,‘’ Scutl’B "Lady of the Lake ” Ftw lost named Loch Is the scene of the Ileleii MacGregor exploit with,the Bailie H b ^y-’’ After about two and a half hours steady climbing the summit was reached. tb« north side of which is er precipice <rf fully eight hundred Tlte democratic stale convention nt Mus­ kegon was dumb and silent as the prover­ bial oyster on the free coinage question, On their descent toward the Loch titer la the state platform In isoo, and again hi 1801, tbe democracy of Michigan demand­ pavM-d the bjmh kuowu as Rob Roy’s prison ■nd referred to in Scott's novel -Rob Roy ” ed tbe free and unlimited coinage of silver. Krom here they pursued their course north­ Now, on the ere of an election when free wards along the shore of the Loch to­ coinage will be a live question, true to its ' wards U»e Invrrsnaid hotel which they reached about six o'clock. The hotel Isa record of the । 1(aull .. cowardice and Inconsistency, «~aavj, V.T, resort Jur tor #HalIner summer W] ptoasure swksn; It Manoeratle party of Michigan dodges the 1 far*^4 faces the Is —sh«-*. Lh,» Ixwh and i■ high Imrae, and dare not favor what It Henum.t-! cliffs ou ah the remaining -Ptat.-orm. p, lW, o., n tbe evening on “Ail kinds of Braas- The Y. P. 8- C.B- ■"eweatlhe Early the following morning the explor­ terUn church next Suixl.y erailM. “ “ er! started up Ute Loch to visit Rob Roy b ted by Ml” SlUe K”*PP cave which Is about a mile and a han MCCOY S P00*0 above the Invereoald hotel. The eave Is formed by a confused Jumble of rocks due to the rocks having fallen from a spur of the hills which terminates in the Loch, and owing to the jointing of the rock be­ ing Inclined so as to face tho Loch: the Tlte oolj relltbte wort of “”dIT" rock being the schists of the highlands. A Scotch mist coming up the explorers de­ TlMlon. *nd In tMI *11 Pl~* "» cided to remain In their dry retreat and Tells you where to go now 7* made a thorough exploration. There are Jim. The Ooe.lof UlMtnUow. some twenty or twenty-five caves having World'. F.lr bulUUW ’’'Sj’Sd mdre or less of a free communication with .troetorw of U» i each other, though to get into some it was World's Fair grounds. Sent, postpai • _ , necessary to scale the almost vertical cliff M cent. In ooe *»<1 »wo which rose from the Water. The principle cave, which has IL K. painted on the out­ .««"'* >” A?”1*buHd- side in red letters, consists of two storwa, the means of communication between the two being a stoue ladder. Each of these caves is about ten feel square. After fully three hours being spent In this in­ terring search through tbe caves, the journey was resumed by taking the stage coach road to Stronachlachar, which is at the west end of Loch Katrine. The first object of Interest on the road was a dis­ mantled fort built and garrisoned by the British government In the days of Rob Roy’s sons for the purpose of putting down the raids upon the lowlands which up to that time flourished unchecked. After a walk of five miles they came In sight of Lock Katrine. At the head of the Jtoch Is tbe district of Glengyle, the birth-place and home of Rob Roy. which In his life­ time was twice ransacked „by the king’s troops. Turning to tbe southward and eastward they pursued their course towards Abcrfoyie. By this time the rain was coming down tn torrents and the roads were covered with two or three Inches of mud. Good Scotch macintoshes however, kept them dry and the rain beating In their faces was a pleasant contrast to the Glasgow rains to which they were accus­ tomed and which always consist of threefourths coal dust moistened with a disa­ greeable downpour of mlsL They had now been five hours .with nothing to eat, eleven long, Scotch miles intervened between them aud Aberfoyle and there was nothing to be bad before reaching the latter place. Their road skirted the shore of Loch Chon (also referred to In the Lady of the Lake) aud thence led them along the northern side of Loch Ard from which they obtained a good view of the rock which was the scene of Helen MacGregor’s exploit Iu "Rob Roy.” They pursued their way from here, the road being over­ hung with stupendous cliffs which towered up and disappeared into the clouds. At the foot of these cliffs as well as on the banks of Loch Ard were many beautiful summer residences belonging to the wealthier business men of Glasgow. Soon after they arrived at the Bailie Nichol Jarvle hotel, said to bo situated on the site of the old Inn where the Bailie got Into bls predicament on his journey to the highlands. In front of the hotel, suspend­ ed to a tree by a chain. Is the old coulter said to have been used by the Bailie on­ t^at memorable occasion. Leaving AbeMoyle they took the road for the Trossachs. Tills road runs due north and from the highest point of the watershed a good view was obtained of Loch Achray. Loch Vcnnacharand Ixicb Katrine. They made their way through tbe Pass of Achray, which Is between Ix>ch Achray and Loch Katrine, aud work­ ing towards the latter Loch, they climbed the two loftiest bills in order to get a view of the whole length of Loch Katrine aud of Ellen’s Isle. They then climbed down to the head of the Loch where the steamer Rob Roy Is moored. This steamer being for the summer excursions which are ar­ ranged by the railroad companies from ail parts of England aud Scotland to the Tro*sacks. The boatman being away some­ where, they abandomed their Idea of rew­ Ing over to Ellen's Isle and walked along the stage-coach road to the Silver Slraud. the scene of the meeting of Ellen and James Fitx James and the place of landing of Mallse, tbe carrier of the Fiery Cross. This strand is a small white beach reach­ Ing out like a peninsula almost to a small Island lying between the mainland and Ellen's Isle and extending over a length of about one hundred feet. After a short rest here they agalu took the stage-coach road aud returned to the Trossachs, passing by the Trossach's hotel, a very large summer resort, and on into the Trossachs beyond. Passing over tbe Brig o’Turn (referred to in tbe first canto of Lady of the Lake) they reached Duncraggan huts, the place where Mallse gave the Fiery Cross to Ito second bearer. A mile beyond Duncraggan they passed Laurlck Mead, the mustering place of the clans In answer to tbe summons of the Ftery Cross, and some five miles farther they passed Cay­ lentogle Ford, the scene of the duel, and a little farther .on they passed Bochoetle also referred to In "Lady of the Lake.” This stage brought them to Callendau, where they were to rest after the third day’s tramp. TW weather had been bright aud pleasant during the entire day and the cool breezes from the Lochs aud mountains bad constantly given them renewed strength and buoyancy of spirits. By seven o'clock the fourth morning they were again on tbe road passing up the Pass of Ledl. along Strath-Ire, and over to Balquhldder, this latter place be­ ing the burial place of Rob Roy. From here they crossed the moors to the head of Loeb Earn and walked along the shores the whole length (eleven miles) of this beautiful loch, reaching St. Flllana. a resort at the foot of tbe loch about three o’clock. From here they took the rood to Crief, going through the Pass of Dunlra which Is a qnlet walk along the banks of the river connecting Izxh Earn to Loch T.h? walk 10 Crief WM twelve miles which they made In time to catch the last train for Glasgow. TM Good Templin ot IbU eltj will have a aeektle eoelal at their hall Satunla, evenlag orthle week. A cordial Invitation la extended to all. Como out end help a worthy cause. v The society connected with Emmanuel church will be entertained Thurwta? M.J N. Berle^STj,^’ C. Barber. E. Thronp, R. Doyle, and 3II«« Marr'’tvMiBs"” Thr°0’’ i"*’ Mary Lyons, bupper at society rooms from five until seven. All are Invited^ d-neeot Mr. ll„r, CM,],' JL!?.- QuoteUoiu. MW, Iteaa. Ing. * “ AddW B. A. McCbT h Ou.. Clayton, IU- 1. th- M uraeUcable have bnakta^rcoai ■rt »me blooming p'““' by other, eta. they to in the sunlight upon them and the table, lid tA to greet the dawning; day wdtb happy converse and gentle laughter. tag so well fit- man dutiM of the day as to begin it with cheerfulneas.—Yankee Blade. VELVETS.] Spring Opening |XX dress goods Spring weather necessitates particular attention to Dress Goods. And the bargains we are now of fering will convince you that we are fully a(jve t.. your wishes in that regard. We have just received some of the very latest weaves of foreign and domestic manufactures. The fabrics and shades are in harmony with the season. Dainty and delicate as befits the comim.spring. Space will not permit us to enumerate the different fabrics, but visitors to our Dress Goode de partment say without reserve that we have thfinest line of dress goods In the city. We need scarcely say that we extend to all a cordial invitation- to examine our line of dress goods. No efforts on our part will be wanting in showing you our goods whether you buy or not. Ladies’ Jackets Our assortment if* broken and in order to done • out we will give you prices that will insure a ready sale. Go to DK. LOWRY’S and have your eyes fitted with eye glasses or spectacles. In or­ der to have your eye sight preserved into old age, the eyes should be properly exam­ ined and the right kind of glasses worn. Dr. Lowry keeps a large stock of the fin­ est quality aud greatest vari­ ety of eye glasses and specta­ cles at his office, where you can have your eyes examined at all times. HEAR YE! We are closing out our shoe stock in order to make room for more dry goods and you can have them at cost. Dress trimmings, Hosiery 4 Gloves TkePcpilw Price Dry Goods Kcue. Remember You get Trimmings with each Dress Pattern Free. HEAR YE! Lasts Only Ten Days. The Greatest Sale Ever Made in Barry County. Men’s Shoes Worth $3.00 for $2.00 ‘..................... 2.50 1.60 “ 1.50 1.19 . .. ... .. 195 .90 to 1.00 Finest cloth top with patent I Women’s Shoes Worth $4.50 for $3.50 ]I leather tips and trimmings , << << “ 4.00 “ 3.00 <• « • 3’50 “ 2.20 « “ 3.00 “ 2.00 M . “ 2.00 “ 1.50 u “ 1.75 “ 1.25 «« “ 1.50 '• 1.00 Russet Oxfords’ only 50 cents, Dongola with Patent Tips, 62}4c. “ “ “ worth 1.25 for .95. “ •• «■ 2.00 “ 1.25 Patent Leather Oxfords worth 2.00 for 1.60. and all other shoes in proportion. Men’s good pants, regular price S2.50, for $1.25. .. .. “ 1.50 and 2.00, for .98 and 1.00. ................................. ’* 1-75 “ 1.50. “ .85. ..................... “ 1.25 for .75. Men’s outing shirts from 25 cents up. Very 6cheap. Gents’ PAPER COLLARS GIVEN AWAY. Straw goods, a styles at less than Manufacturing price; a few of those women’s rubuers left at 12j£ cents, in sizes 2% to 4. A lady’s fine hem­ stitched handkerchief given away with each purchase. _ 11 soft and stiff hats at less than cost bummer underwear at only 35c per suit. At the Wide Awake BANKRUPT STORE. HENRY OSBORN, Magr- Crlllc. Mn. Uldu. �Hastings Banner. ' Thursday, M»y ia, ifo*- at Rasaelfa. 8 Fred Ryersou is building a nfee bouse on west Main street. We seldom quote PRICES But here are a few BARGAINS We are offering our custpmere. 100 lbs. good flour $2.20 221 lbs. coffee sugar 1.00 lbs. good roasted coffee 1.00 20 yds. y’d wide sheeting 1.00 17 yds. y’d wide bleached x. sheeting 1.00 Highest prices always paid for farmers’ produce. L. E. Stauffer. WHEN YOU SNEEZE! • ■ talk or eat. do yonr artificial teeth ‘.o^’rir down? It to "endone dollar for ;< Hu>!'.indS Handy holder. Yon can apply It ..v> ir nl.it.-in ont minute. and no matter If s. -.r t :.tte tit* or not It will hold firmly in the .ut ind.T the mc-'t tryinrrirrutnaUDce". Address J. Z. HUSBAND, D. D. 8. A White Cloud. • . Michigan. LOCAL NEWS. personal mention. Choicest kinds of oranges and banannas at South side bakery. u«X FrX"”’ G™’‘1 R*P‘‘U There will be reduced rates on tbe rail­ of ptainwen’ WM tbe roads for the June races. city jeiterday. See the summer dress goods, new stock C0*? 13 ,ier »'*sler In Just received, at Russell’s. bhelby this week. Go to the South side bakery for Boston .W' ?' Lowdea ^s’tcd her parente brown bread and domestic bread. In Coming last week. Walt ter the RUey’g, u they guarantee C* T°rue' ot was Jn t!,c their performances to be first-class. city fuvsday on business. Come to the opera house and see Side Oru>t Ooodrtob. °t Allmnin. hU Tracked Friday evening, May 18th. brother In the dtr lut Week. Fashionable ahd line Persian Mulls, just I. “*rtln' A“««oCa. the thing for summer wear, at Russell's. Is visiting friends In the city. All millinery goods marked dawn to Mrs. William Hay, of Allegan, visited closeout for. my next shipment at the her sou In ibis city last week. Racket. ¥* E 5fe»,n«. nt Mlssonrl. The Riley’s will give some of the best are visiting relatives In the city. performances seen on the stage for some P. T. Colgrovo made a btuhiess trip to time. Walt for them. New York and Chicago last week. Side Tracked with elaborate scenery, a strong play and accomplished actors will Ferd Fausey, of Indiana, was in tbe b^at opera bouse May 18th. city last week calling on old friends. Don’t think of buying millinery goods Hou. John Carreth, of Middleville, was until you vialt Russeil'b. You will find tbe in the city Saturday oc legal business. itylea correct, and prices the lowest in the John Pendergast started for a business trip to Chicago and Milwaukee Friday. A second-hand piano in good shape for sale,' or will exchange for an organ or good Roy Illllslnger, of Ohio, Is visiting Iris road horse. parents near the city and calling on old friends. Bentley, Tomlinson «£ Rider are doing a John Mullen, Sr. accompanied his son rushing business with their hose reels. or­ as far as Lansing Friday on his way to ders foi over 20,000 of them have been re- New York. , Mr. Morley, traveling salesman for lhe You will find at Russell’s the largest and best line ot dress trimmings in the cltv. A Chair & Table factory, expects to be in the city this week. big Invoice ofathe very latest things in this line of goods Just received. ’ Mrs. John Kurtz anti Mrs. John Cole For the next 30 days the W. F. Powers attended the funeral of a relative In Kent Hardware store will sell goods at greatly county last week. retluced prices. See the ad. elsewhere in Mr. and Mrs. Simon Matthews start for this issue. a four weeks visit with their sons, in Ash­ The famous ' original Riley Dramatic land, Wls., next week. Company will play a week’s engagement at R. B. Messer Is visiting the trade In the opera house commencing Monday, Toledo and Cincinnati this week In the In­ May 10th. ' . terest of the Wool Boot company. The Rileys," one of the best repertoire or­ ganizations In this country, has been en­ Chas. Barlow, of Coldwater, was In the gaged for a week’s engagement at Hie city Tuesday. He talks of going on the opera house commencing Monday, May road and making Lanshig his headquarters. 10th. ’ Nelson Hicks and wife aud Mrs. Hattie This week, 80 quires. See the new millinery goods at RusselFs. Hlgbam. of Battle Creek, and E. 1*. Smith, Each week an invoice of new hate nnd Ed De Long and Mrs. Chas. De Long, of Hereafter, changes for advertisements trimmings is received. You can certainly Van Buren Co., attended lhe funeral of i .i>t reach ibis office Tuesdays st latest to satisfy yourself there In both goods aud Barney Wright Sunday. » rulin’ Insertion in the issue of the week prices. when- brought. A great deal has been said proluid con Don't pay high prices for Inferior soap. M.ih-t seed at Staiffefs. Go to S. E. Phillip’s, the grocer's, and buy of late, concerning the Chair A Table fac­ tory, and feome seem to have taken It upon seven bars of Artisans soap for 25 cents. :--bl (he inside local page. TMJse who use it say it is bettor than themselves, aince the furniture factory assignment, to depreciate the standing and W.lit for the great Riley company. Lenox. condition of this Institution. They were iLit* trimmed to suit or no sale at the We received an anonymous communica­ sure that it would have to succumb to the I ticket. ’ tion from Quimby this week, which we discouraging situation surrounding It, and would have been pleased to insert had the like tbe furniture* factory would become the famous Rileys all next week. 4 New writer »lgne.i bls or her n'amer We must stranded on financial shoals. With an ex­ I ’ay-, and popular prices. know the name of every writer as a guar­ pensive plant and n small capital; beiug. Hear -ectlon hand quartette In Side antee of good faith. under the extra expense of getting out new Tucked Friday evening. > / simples; and above all beiug a new in­ Mrs. H. A. Barber lost a pair of gold- stitution with no reputation to back it up. bowed glasses Sunday, between her home Lock jour doors and go to Side Tracked It la true that it has met with the same on Jefferson street and tbe Episcopal discouragements that fall to the lol of op-ra house. May 13th. church. Finder will please leave same at every new institution. But the goods Read the adv. of the W. F. Powers Sof Dr. Barber or at residence. made here have been Introduced in tbe Hardware store iu this issue. rile the editors of this paper were out market, have been good sellers and better Don't fall'to see. the full train of cars In ing Sunday they kN led a decendant still are giving excellent satisfaction. Side Tracked Friday. May 13th. of "Carters bincksuake” that measured Last week one order was received for over over six feet in length. This Isn’t In­ 81700 worth- of goods from one house, The "Artisan.*” soap, seven bars for 25 tended for tbe biggest snake story of the George F- Roach A Co, of Boston, Mass., n:«. at S. E. Phillip's, the grocer’s. and mail orders are received every day. season, but Is only meant for a starter. Enough orders are ob band now to run the It will be tp your advantage to get "prices Anyone contemplating building should factory well Into June. If not another 1 millinery. ej-peclally flowers, for the consult W. E. Allgeo, the contractor and order Is received, and in July the working next .:o days at the Racket. builder, before commencing. He will fur­ force will be nearly doubled. Mr. Morley Barney Wright, an old resident of the nish retimates, and all werk done by him who sells the company's goods, promises .ty. dieit Friday morning at his home, the will be In a neat, workmanlike manner and to take enough orders In July to keep the luueral taking place Sunday. very reasonable too. 'Many of the very Institution goifig for three months to its A. W. Shorter delivered nursery stock neatest houses In the city were built by fullest capacity. Last month recorded the largest shipments ever made by the con­ . - iturday for E. O. Graham of Rochester. Mr. Allgeo. N. Y. All parties were well satisfied and * Russell invites you to Inspect his large cern, aud Ibis month will be greatly in ex­ Mr. S. assures us that he will return later. aud complete line of J millinery goods be­ cess ot last month as far as shipments are concerned, and next month promises to be Anyone desiring to build, paint or hav- fore purchasing. 1/wili be to your Inter­ better t-i ill. At the present time the fac­ mr occasion to use hardware should get est to do this. First, you will find the tory is crowded with manufactured goods, largest and best assortment from which to ;-r|ces at the W. F. Powers’ hardware still there is not a single piece of furniture Ore before buying. Bargains offered tor make a satisfactory selection. Next, you in it but what is sold. Thus it will start off will observe that the styles are correct, and ’he next 30 days. that the stock is being replenished each under the very flattering condition of not If you want a soap that is said by the week with new bats and trimmings. Fin­ having single dollar's worth of olu goods to people of piis city who have used it to be ally, and what will especially Interest you, “work off.” Everything will be fresh and clean and only the latest styles can be ;• Iter than Lenox and seven bars for 25 the prices are the lowest in the city. sold, as that is all tliat will be in stock. •*M«. go to S. E. Phillips, the grocer's, Owing to our advertisers we are com ­ Many letters have been received praising aud ask tor the ‘•Artisans.” pelled to run a local page on tbe Inside of their goods. Another excellent feature is Any one desiring-to see me on official this Issue, In which will be found much that the Institution only deals with houses - ihln'ess during the day will find meat the interesting reading of local importance. that have a good rating. This is all that iLlbtings Engine «k Iron Works. Don’t never put the Bannkk aside until they can be expected to deni with. They E. G. Iloi.HROOK, you have carefully perused each page, for make no cheap goods, and therefore tbeir * City Recorder. we often have to put our most Interestlug their goods are not In demand by “Cheap John” dealers. As soon as their goods are Hon. DanIM Striker, of Hastings, buys reading on the inside. We also ask your sold the cash Is ready. The prospects are thtj A. p. Moors cottage on the first ter- careful consideration of what our adver­ elegant for a large fall trade and the out­ tisers have to say, whose advs. you will nv-e. There are no finer people in all look exceedingly bright for the future of find on the Inside pages. .Michigan than Mr. and Mrs. Striker.—Bay the Institution. Some mistakes have been View Assembly.Herald. . Geo. W. Nye. an old pioneer of Barry made that have been expensive, all of Hereafter we will run a local page on county, living near Milo, died very sud­ which has been charged up to “exper­ imide of the Banxkh, and trust by denly Tuesday morning from heart trouble. • ience.*’ The Institution Is now past the th:* means that we will be able to confine He had been out and milked tbe cows as experimental stage that all similar con­ :r locals to tbe Inside and outside local usual in the morning, came Into the house, cerns have to pass through, and now comes 1’ Hrs, instead ot scattering them around. washed himself, and was waiting for his forth with flying colors. This being the wife to gel breakfast. While sitting In hte case, every one who Is Interested in the Fancy Patent flour still stands at the chair Iris head suddenly dropped back and prosperity of tbe city, which can only be head, aud should be used In every home. he expired Insfantly. Deceased was 82 readied by the building up of home insti­ Don’t be put off with any other flour that years of age, a prominent man Iu Iris town tutions, should stand by our own factories anxious dealers may tell you is “Just as and for the last 52 years has resided in and not discourage our industries by un­ good,” but insist upon having Pansy Pat­ Uris county. just criticisms. As we have said, the chair A table factory has had Its troubles, About 30 from here attended the Boston but they have been met and overcome, and s'a led blds for building the People’s Symphony concert in Hartman’s hail. is now prepared to make a showing that is ' nurch in Bowens Mills will be received ip to June I 1SP2. the committee reserving Grand Rapids, Monday evening and bad excellent. For this good work the officers theTIght io reject any or all blds. For the Dleasure of listening to a wre-mpslcal and directors are entitled to great credit. They have stuck by tbe institution through plans and specifications apply to John W. Briggs or W. E. Bowen. Bowens Mills, of the state. Strictly speaking. the enter­ thick and thin, and have given much of tainment could not be thoroughly appre­ their time to its Interests. For this they Burry Co., Mich. . ciated only by those well versed In classi­ feel rewarded In seeing a flourishing in­ Something new and nice In sweet spiced cal music. But even placed at ao great a stitution that is a credit to the city, and pickles-in bulk, mustard dressing. nice disadvantage, it seems as If there could be is a fitting tribute to their public enter­ and cheap. .Jellies, olives in bulk. Fruits no one In the 8500 present, though en­ prise. and candles best and cheapest In town. tirely Ignorant of music, whose soul was hwaouy «od who 'Vv.seli more bananas than all the rest put uo< ulrrad bj U>n Where People Drink Blood. could not appreciate the matchless music. together. The old legends of how tbe giants of Hams <fc VanAjimam. John J. Mullen Jr., a bright youth of Cornwall slew great fat oxen by the score this city aged 13 years, started for Koure, and used tbeir warm blood fordrink white We are in receipt of Vol. 1, Nn. 1. of Italy. Friday, where he will study for the they champed tbe rare fl?sh between their ihe-Suntleld News, published at Sunfield ministry. The position was obtained for great teeth have for centuries afforded ma­ by our fonner foreman, H. H. Snyder. It him through the Influence of Fr. Casmere, terial for many n nursery tale to tbe hor­ ■' a bright, e’ean sheet, and reflects great who succeeded Fr. Dragger. In this city. ror of tbe youthful listeners. If the drink­ • pilit upon Mr. S.. who promises to greatly While the former was here, he mode bis ing of the Idood and tbe eating of. raw beef improve the appearance of his paper as home with John Mullen Sr., and taking a were the only requisite to be a giant, then -m-n as in- Is better acquainted, and has a fancy to tho boy. resolved to do well by Louisville could form an army of giants. • hnuce to work to better advantage. him. The lad wiled yesterday from New The very thought of such a thing is enough to sicken most people, but it is a fact that Elsewhere is a communication nn the York and will land In Paris. >«"<*. going there are scores and scores of persons In :’•object of adopting standard time in ‘this from there to Rome by rail. He Is to re­ this city who satiate their thirst by drink­ ['•■ty. It cornea from one who means what main in Rome for 10 years, and if at the end ing hlood, and who appease tbeir hunger he wtys, *nd who feels that life is tco of that time he does not want to enter the with raw, bloody beef. Of course they do |’'hurt to have so many “times” to look a»- ministry hets not obliged to, and Is at lib­ not do this all tbe time, but they probably r‘‘r In a place lifca this. Standard time is erty to pursue any calling that he desires. would if the opportunity were presented. the official time of tbe courts, the railroads Securing the position is a great boon to the Such persons are very reticent on tbe »i.band has been adopted by tho state leglaia- boy, as his father is a poor man and unable loot, not because they are ashamed ot it. ture'. We can see no good reason why it to give him any of the higher educational should not be adopted here in the factor­ advantages, such as be will get in the great ies, schools, churches and Jewelry stores. schools abroad, • CIRCULATION - STRAW HATS. Mav is near at band and you may need a straw hat. If you doi , come to us and we will show you a line that can’t help but please you. We nave all the newest COLORS JTYLEJ and our PRICES ARE RIGHT. Summer Underwaye Let us say a few words about this. We bought direct from the manufact­ urers. therefore we can save you the profits paid to the jobbers. Give us a call and we will lave you some money. No need to speak of our Olotliiiig; Stock The number of suits that go out of our store daily is sufficient to say that the patterns and prices are right, and when it comes to furnishing goods " We are in it.” Yours respectfully, E. W. Morrill & Co One-Price Clothiers Hastings, Michigan. •WE SELL GOOD CLOTU1XU OR NONE.” I7 LAIN Z-^ / _ A KT r!! \ /l V J. ''■* C \ O •TUB BEST ls ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.” WORbS TELL °l 0 'O o; PLZ1IN o JT0RT There’s Clothing which excellent; there’s clothing which is fairly good, and there’s cloth­ ing which for actual service is really worthless. While the buyer may get some service out of that which is fairly good, the excellent ar: ide is really the cheapest. We have told you often before and we will tel! ' you again that “we sell good clothing or none.” With the determination to sell “good clothing on none;” the lowest prices; the bargain sales; and giving our business AVE YOU seen Boys’ Suits! Long H and the prices—$4.50 to $15.00 HAVE YOU noticed the prettiness and goodness and cheapness of the children’s'fiuits! All the desirable Spring Styles (two and three pieces, short pants.) Suits that are worth $7 and $8 you can buy at $5 and $6. and lots for less money. AVE YOU or have’nt you! Perhaps not; then come texlay or to-morrow and notice the dress shirts, with the embroidered front, or the plain bosom, or the fancy white satine (open front or back.) They have the tone that is opposite of cheap. HAVE YOU an inclina­ tion to save money while buying your light weight Underwear! Nice comfortable light weight mer­ ino garments, Balbrigan for by-and-by too,—we know of nothing about town at 75c tliat is better than our line at 50c. , E ARE NOT urging you to buy straw hats yet a while, (might as well adver­ tise linen dusters in Decem­ ber.) But if you are inclined to "rush the season” just drop in and see if you catch us unprepared. Just lately we put in another batch of those stylish felt hats. They are creating a furore, selling at sight and fast The prices win as well as their beauty, for they’re only $1.50. H W PLENTY OF PUSH. Is the reason we can sell you the befit and the most for the money. That is the "why and wherefore” that we can sell you suits at $10, $12, and $15 that would cost you more for inferior goods else­ where. CIPT GS �astings IN SEVERAL STATES Banner^ ppr lux M—>1» “P"n Thursday, M.y ^>>89' _ The Sovereigns Meet to Pre­ pare for the Fray. COOK BKOffi.. Proprietor*------ eartnj win a tuhum aw ticket of hukois 'republicans. a. •->-> laud to the pr«aW*ncy of uals* The Morgante* Embankment ' In Louisiana Gone. PABloEHS V at the flocm mehcy. CHEERED WILDLY FOR GROVER. Far SICK HEAMGIE, Wfaconsln D*»oerwt*-Hav* • F'lm* vorllefar PresidanL MU.WXLTO Get Him —Other Gatherings. gOBACCO CATCHES THEN! ALL SPRI507IXU), Illa. May A—The flret thing on deck in the Republican state con­ vention yesterday was the organization committee’s report. It made Representa­ tive Hopkins permanent chairman and recommended for delegates and electorsat-large the following: Delegate*—Senator Cullom, ex-Governor Oglesby, Hon. Jo­ seph G Cannon, Dr. Joseph Robbins, ICAK1TRS CURE M 1OLLY TAR suits me and I mean 11 ' dek to it. It is the largest an .1 b jspniece of Tobacco t *"-.c ever been able to find.” SICK <V\x o ’SAcVAo.vjcv. NOW a c;ood thing when see it. JOLf.v .Tar fills the bill, It givos b*th quantity and qualit; HEAD a I chew I want the "WHEM bv't. I Have tied to J • olly Tar and c-•u’.d not be induced to change.” •*£ who ou«-ryex‘Q will Hod th—ilttfopUl-vsh*. will nM ha wit* ACHE "T AM of tlte same opinion aa 1 Bi‘l. Jolly Tar is king of them a!:.” VkYCTftaVK. “XI! 7£ f-llews -.'act the mor1;or VV onr money always. Jolly Tar giv • 'tto us in good Chew­ ing Tobacco. It is cur stand-by." Vac Others do not. pu'rg^ but by thrir gratu action plmee di who UMtheiu. Xn rials at 25 cents; fiveforSL Sold by draggtata *T*rywhara ar sent by maO. CARTER MEDteiNE CO.. New YoriCl SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SHALL PRICE ANO THi. S THEY ALL SAY. JOLLY TAGi /. GENERAL FAVCRtTE. UNO. HwiER& aROO; 4$< j EncioM* vtamp far circular. Addreti*, A. 8. BUSINESS CARDS. To Advertisers C * A. SCRIBNER, M. D., . Physician and Surgeon, y Delton. - • Mich. Office In residence, one olock east of depot 1 If you wish [ to advertise . ’ ) . ' and need lostrue tiou. send one dollar for oar “Book for Advertisera." A Rule study ot that book will enable you to dead* what you ought to do, and giv* an idea of the probable cast. ► If you instruct u? । you the meet good, yoti should suitable arrangement* for payment. Your order win then receive all tho attention that it requires. If you wish an advertijernept marked out yoa should A. & G H. BARBER • Physicians nnd Surgeons. Calls in city or county responded to with promptness, day or night. H ILLIAM O. LOWDEN. I.awyer. Office over Julius Russell’s store. State street, Hastings, Mich. • W A.SHELDON, t Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block,.Hastings. Money to lorn on Beu Estate Real Estate Mid on e-untnlsslon. General eon'trancing. Having a complete setrff Abstract Books, eom piles! from the Records, can f"rnl»U complete < tracts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. P adver- P. DRAKE, M. D., both, and submit them for yonr con­ sideration. together with our bill fur For preparing advertisernenty, elcctrotroea and mtlmatm! th. piadag adver io« the fullilh i * I 1 , > ’ . If you want to learn tol th. wlthoul Pbtnti FORl’HOFIT PARISH, Prop'r. LCUtE'MLLE. KY. Office over Holloway's drug store. Office hours from 3 to 4 p. m. Telephone, con nectlng with residence, at Holloway's drug store Q M. FOWLER,UD. S. O. Office hours 8 a rn. to 5 p. m MITH A COLGKOVE, Lawyers. (Office In Union block. Hastings.) Practice Is all the courts of tbe state. S irefnlly. V E. KENASTON, A. Attorney at Law, (Over J. 8. GoodvearA Co.’s store.) Praetlcesln all court"<»f tbe State. CollecUo— .•roxipUy attending to. R. TIMMERMAN. Homapathlc Physlclan and Surgeon. . (Office over Lathrop’s drug store.) P • MOKTCUnKBALR. | aw. real estate and collect­ ing OFFICE OF Default hnWiit bren m.ule in tn* conditions ofaerrtaih in > twa<- indue by James Endslev PAJ.MKRTON * Smith, and Fraoeit A. EmLhiy to Kuirtm Simmon Woodland, Micb. dated November 2T a (»., igw. and I recorded In J. M. Smith, th* ufficr ol I he Urirl-ter of deads, for tbe G 8. Palmertox, County* I H «rrv and st tie nt Michigan, od tbe Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. SWitfay of NuvcmtMr a. I». IbhO, ip Liber »of ■usprlgake*. <>n lx-; Halil mortgage was on tbeexpress enn,llll'iK liiai l( any iptcnst shall become due Mod n-ru.iln unpaid f»« sixty d.vvs then both principal *n>l interest "hallfurthwitli become due iu»i collect*;>le. and ddtnult having been .nada In the tLivm-fiit <>C IwteMu due NovemwrJTtb. 1881 a* .1 tbe Mme bavhig remained unpaid and In urn-am for the «p«ce ot sixty days and upwards, the nilnuipal sum of four hundred lift v dollar* "Ph all arrearages of Inter «*t thereon i« now due ami payable by Hie terms oCealdmoriKwgr; on Which mortgage there Is *falined to be due al (hodate nr ihU irntleu the aura of foar hundred sixty four dollars and wM0 and ,i-n «uit or proceed; gs at law having teen lan'ttute.1 io recover iliu- moneys secured bf said raorigsg*. or any part Mr Mow. therefore, by virtue ot tin sale contained lu sal.I tn»rtg.i« Statute tn snch <•;•«<■ made and pmt ta hereby given that on H.iturd.o* tht May. A. D.. 18tti. al ten o'clock tn t’so foreim in, lahall Mill at public an< non. u> the highest bld <4*r. at the north frotd door-of B.irry County Court House In the Cttv of Hastingj, Michigan. Ithat being the place where the Circuit ('.,nrt far Barry Comity Is fomien . the J remises deSfarfbed lit Md<l mortgage, or so nnich tiirrrof •* may l.e iu-*-,'s*ari lo |. A lire amount: du -on MM mortgage, with seven p<-r out. 1ut«resr. and all legal easts, teretlier with the *tu>rurv'K Te* allowed by but«a»eu*uW forllier.-ln, the premia** bring described hi slid iii-irt< ige as *U Umxm ec-rmt’i lot* ai d tiancri* of i.uki situate i* tbe township of B dUnv»re. in ths county of Barry and state <-f Miclilaan. and described as follows, owit: Thesuiitbw,-.; ,, ;,rivr of tho horthrast quarter of wet l*'n MternJ town two hbrtlt. range etebl nW. Abo a »iri|> olgnt A LAUIDRY SOAP PURE AHO SAIIT1RY rods wide off theroulii rod of Up- *rat • alt >.f re**0Hln<,a.*t1p>wt-r of raid nori hen. t quarter nwlUHuni ouar, runt gnu OHWIIRni L KIRKS AmE ~ ILY SOAP r. iwu*—- s, wo.LowM.ria-i« l„t Uoton Lt-, ot Akn*’,o[,“1“*,h%X reptlop. So .ntoPUMlIc gate* and anxious to inaugurate the Cleve­ land boom in Jkh nr’iX'wM nrefaclng tbe proceeding*with pray«« SIX-’' oSS^«l. Th. tort to P.V.I-. Op«» b“*^*,h11o b brilliantly decorated for the occasion. Vila* Head* «»• XAelegaOoa. READ THE FOLLOWING. “I CHEW Jolly Tar because • 1 it gives me more good, solid Tobacco far the money than I can get in any other brand." Gr.ru Cl.r.Una >wt> up tore lb. Detuocrptl. The men seheted a* Chicago are a* follow.: Senator Wdiliam F. Vilas, General E. S. Bragg, John H. Kulgbt .nd K C. WJL Kj«n, Tbrextor. Krntoo, a A. Woodw.nl Atl.r».p~ebbrC«pu.l Brut, .ulogixltw Cl.rubuxl th. conrret tion adjourned.________ _ enioon, th** '*>" le„ to Foi**1r*rl*h -th. bion* ;•»“ ln LouUl.o^-b'oki durtod » mlwdorm, to ~“qu.oc. ot lb. gm* F“«r. of th. .wollwi rtnr.oto.Ht. Th. ta* higb. non* ^xtr I" iso « -u- «n,> omltotoog. Il I. on. ot lb. »«* !*»• .loon lb. to«« and parted at a point where a break will causTtbe greatest poraibte amount of daU Will Cans* a Loss of MiBfo**- A later report says that a body of water is pouring through the crevasse, and that the entire country from to.X; to lb. «uit win f damage will beenormousand in the neigh­ MilwauKKK, May 6.-The Republicans borhood of 18,000.000. The Morgan** met in state convention yesterday, Ogden levee is situated near Point Coup* in th* H. Fethera presiding. Fethers made a very center of th* T—he country; the best brief address, and soon bad the convention sugar Iod'1* in the south will be utterly cheering heartily when he mentioned “Aa destroyed. Thirteen parish—will suffer every inch a man and our model presi­ and there can be«no crops this Several Fsrlshes That Will dent, rienjamin Harrison." A mo­ Among the |*ri*hro which will be ment later the orate* deluged are: Pointe Coup-, Itervlll*. began to apcelrophtxe 1 bat foremost West Baton Rouge, Assumption. Ascexv JOSEPH W. FiFEIL man in the world to whom goJames H. Gilbert, Samuel B. Raymond, out now os always the great heart of the don. La Fourche, Iberia, BL Maty and SL Martin parish—, and it may flood all George B. Swift, and Miles Kehoe (last Republican party, James G. Bialne, aud tbe country between it and the gulf. four of Chicago), and tho following alter­ deafening applause broke out. After pre­ Great fears are entertained for the U>*n» nate*: Thomas Vernon. S. F. Whitman, liminary work the convention took rececs. and tbe village* in th* lin* of th* flood. EI*clo.-B-at-Lara«. B. O. Jones, R. M. Skinner, William E. The greatest excitement I* prevalent in John Pritshoff, of Milwaukee, and H. Kent, Niels Juul, and E. B. Gould. Electora-dt-large—Hon. J. W. E. Thomas, Chi­ C. Martin, of Polk county, were chosen electors-atlarge, and Chairman Payne pre ­ This levee broke In and caused tlO. cago; William Garrett, Joliet; General W sented the name of 11. C. Thom, of Madi­ OOO.WJO of damage, cutting down the sugar C. Ruffner, Belleville, and William D. son, as chairman of tho state central com­ crop of the state materially. It was par­ Preston, Chicago. The report was adopt­ mittee. and ho was elected by acclamation, tially broken in 1880, but enough of it was ed in spite of the fact that It was an­ aud after a season of speech making the held then to reduce the amount of dam­ nounced that Preston would not serve as convention adjourned slno die. age. The United States government a*an elector. abUNl in rebuilding it both times. MINNESOTA WILD FOR BLAINE. Only one ballot was necessary to deter­ HOMES INVADED BY WATER. mine who should be the standard-lwarer of the party during the coming campaign, ST. Pact, May C.-Senator Davis presi­ the vote standing: Fifer, Mt; Lxmgenecker, 19th Chrk, 93; Hunt, 31, and ded at the Republican stale convention Lincoln, Neb.. Mny 10l—It baa been Marsh, 80- Lieutenant Governor Lyman yesterday, which was uproariously fo< raining here stemUly for thirty-*lx hour*. B. Ray was, like the governor, favored Blaine from start to finish. Every men Balt Creek bottoms are flooded aud hun­ with a nomination on the first ballot, and the kame honor was ’ accorded to General. Cion of the Maine man’s name Was a aig , dred of families have been com|wiled to Pavey, candidate for auditor, and u< I. N. nal for delegates to throw up their hat* move out of lheir butnes. Tho water Id Pearson, candidate for secretary of state. about ami pound the floor. The delegs the western part of Lincoln i* over on* Mr. Hertz also had very smooth nailing, tiou named will be for Harrison only in mile in width, and is rising at the rut* ot going in by a substantial majority over the contingency that Minnesota’s eight­ six inches an hour. Between 2(<J and 301 hl* competitors for treasurer. George W. een shall see that he is certain of tin house* have been invaded by the flood, 'Prince was nominated for attorney gen­ nomination without it. The four dele aud their occupants have been compelled eral.aud Solon Philbrick, Emory Cobb and gates-at-large and tho fourteen choMsn by to move. Suffering and deatitution will E. B. Stinson for trustees state university. the districts this week are all for Blaine, be great, as the most of the people driven and will vote for him on the opening bal­ from their homes are among tbe poorest What the Platform S*ys. Tbe governor closed with au indorsement lot although they will go to Minneapolh cUmws and without means. The city and ot the national policy as administered by without instructions. county authorities are uniting to relievo The delegates choeen are John T. Pills distress. President Harrison. Th* platform pre­ _________ sented and adopted contains this plank re­ bury, Stanford Newel, Frank Aday, nnd F. B. Daugherty. The platform advocate* garding the school issue: “Upon the impor­ C hicago, May h.—Th* Mimiwippi, MI»tant subject of education we deciare—(A) protection and reciprocity; declares for an That since the sucre— of universal suf­ “honest dollar* worth one hundred cents aouri. Illinois and otner western riven frage aud of popular government requires wherever the sun shines, and an interna­ are all out of bank and over th* low lands universal intelligence, therefore, the free tional agreement on a ratio for silver where not protected by levee*. In places, common schools of Illinois are the chief urges Internal improvement in the north notably a* regards the "Say” levee, them bulwarks of tbe commonwealth and the west; heartily endorses President Harri­ embankments arc in danger. Thousands safeguard of liberty: (B) Tbal the educa­ son’s administration, and eulogises James of acre* of farm lamia, much of it planttion in elementarf branches of each child G. Blaine. cd, in Mlmouri, Illinois, lowhi Indiana In the state should be required by law. and Ohio are under water, and the damans (C) That all persons, and those standing in to crops is inestimable at this time, bfn the parental relation, should be left abso­ Phovipence. May a—The Republican will be very great No lore of life is re­ lutely free to choose in what schools and In state convention to nominate delegates tc ported. The water I* within a few inches what manner they will educate their chil­ Minneapolis met yesterday and made the dren. (D) That in no case shall school following selections; Delegates-at-largc— officers or civil authorities be given au­ W. G. Roelger, Kent county; Samnel P. INTO THE TORRENT. thority by law to interfere with private or Colt, Bristol county: W. M. Gregory, parochial schools. (E) In pursuance of Washington county; Fratih G. Harris, these principles we pledge ourselves to re­ Newport county. No instructions and nc peal the present compulsory school act, MEDILL, Mo.. May d—The Chicago lim­ platform, the former declarations of the and in lieu, thereof to enact a law in har­ party being considered suffldent. ited express direct from tbe coast and San mony with tbe views herein atated." Francisco wa* thrown through a briogt Other Point. In the Declaration. It ep iib 11 cam ot Tennsssee. nenr hire at 8 o’clock yesterday morning. The platform favor* honest money and I Nashville, May A—The Republicans in All tho cars of the magnificent train, I an international monetary conference to settle the Btalus of silver; it opposes con­ convention yesterday nominated George loaded with transcontinental pauengm vict and child labor and favor* law* in the' E. Winstead for governor and cho*e H. C. bound east, were buried in tho water* of a interest of workingmen; opposes “trusts ” 'Evans, D. A. Nunn, J. C. Napier and John flooded ravine. It h already known that indorses protection, nnd cover* almo»i C. Houk, ddegatc*-at-Iarge to Minneap­ many were crushed and drowned and every Issue In state and nation from a Re­ olis. The platform indorses Harrison's publican standpoint. administration but does not instruct the more Injured. It b known that seven jxreons were killed outright and thirty-two Indursem.nt of the President. delegates. _________ hurt. Tbe following b a list of the killed. President Harrison is indorsed aud the delegates-at-large are Instructed to sup­ Len Marker, Kansas City; T. E. Verkier. Wasuixgtox, May 10,-The house biD WeMport, Mo.; Luther Cornelius, Kirk­ port his renomination. The platform also expressed admiration for Secretary conferring an American registry upon the ville, Ma; J. C. Graves, editor. Laplata. Blaine’s brilliant conduct of the state Inmun steamships City of New York nnd William Hines, Oklahoma City; Mr*. G. department, urge* the establishment of a City of Paris was passiil yesterday by Beat,Btush or Banch.andchild ot 9 months. national department of labor for the con­ the senate—yeas, 41; nays. 10. The resolu­ The woman and child were from San servation df the interest* of American Bernardino, Calo., and were on tho way to workingmen, nnd favor* government tion regarding the appropriation ot last Allegheny, Fa. congress to the Choctaw aud Chit kaxnxv postal telegraph and telephone systems. Indian*, advising the president that there Caatrd by a Waterapaut. was upt sufficient ground to hold up the The dead and injured have been taken The committee on permanent organiza­ payment thereof, waa also passed. to Fort Madison. The fated train waa the tion reported a rule which provided After two hour* spent in considering through California express, which left To­ that in balloting for congressmen-at amendmenlH to the river and bar peka nt 2:40 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. largo one congressmen should be nomi­ bor bill to recommit it and curtail its It was due in Chicago laat evening. Being nated nt a lime, tbe gentleman receiving power* (prior to its final passage) the au ovorlnnd and a limited train it, ia usu­ the majority of all the votes cast being tho measure was finally pnsMxl in th* house ' ally well filled with the beat dnss of pasnominee. An attempt to change this so by a vote of )M to Bring Dfotrict day ’ that all would be voted for together waa the remainder of tbe region was con- iwngers, many of whom, it b believed, were defeated and the rule adopted, and ■umed in consideration ot bill* on th* drowned in the Water* of th* flooded run. George S. Willits and Richard Yates, Jr., calendar affecting the District of Colum­ All the Santa Fo wires are down, and the railway officials are anxiously endeavor­ were nominated for congressmen-at-large. bia, but without action. ing to discover the full extent of the acci­ dent. Tho accident was caused by a DEMOCRATS OF MICHIGAN. THE DEATH RECORD. waterspout filling the favine and carrying d. Fowna, ot th. p„rl. away the bridge. The train plungsd di•taloo hou«. « Chlcwo koo.o i th, n’cJfclY Sn‘o the water thirty-six feet below, aud the cars mutt have piled themaelves Mcskegox, Mich., May 5.-Hiram B. An,lo-Am.rteao ProTlaloo compAnr. one on the other.as there are usually seven Hudson, of Mancelona, took the tempor­ London. coaches in tbe wain. CaimA. 11 il.ruin, w ,n known u ary chairmanship of the Democratic state convention yesterday by acclamation. P “Carl Pretxel," at Chicago. W. W. Lkgranpe, Inventor of tho block White, of .Marquette, was made ’ per­ Waahixgtox, May «.-Th* Chines* min signal system, nt LottlntU*. • manent chairman and Don M. Dickinson Thomas O'NttL. an old resident of Chi­ i-teriubh protest against the exclusion Edward Ryan, of Houghton, and Edward bill says that the features of th* law are F. Uhl, of Grand Rapids, selected mm dele­ cago. gate-at-large by accnlnmatlon. For colonel WiLUKM P. Shixn, well known in.‘Pr1*01 'iolatlon of tho treaty of 1890 which guarantees to Chinwe laborers in fourth place a hot fight took place between rahroad man, at Pittsburg ex-Congrusamnn Spencer Fisher, of Grand »2v£i. B"'r*10 c»“•ubjtcuui Ui.tno.tr.romlp.ttoM. He Ilnplds, and W. B. Burt, candidate for ‘“"J" «T> >b« the treaty pt teao »p governorship in 188d. Great disorder pre­ vailed tor a time, bnt Fisher was elected •R1^*** to Ly Chto.1 at tbe expreM .rqupl two to one and the reading of the platform Iu. Ito’rntoiep, ot lb. L-Plted SlptM, was greeted with loud applause. Tho platform says that all frrinds of good gov­ ot ernment should unite in a national cam­ paign upon the supreme and oveiidiadowBeuux, Muy U.—Eugene Wolff, special ing issue ot tariff reform; condemns the Glranl k‘li; commend* the efforts of correspondent of The Bec^uer Tageblau ! pT“l h,’.u" u> r» for the German colonies iu Africa, tele­ Heve tbe the people from tariff liriTin^i ’ite^aml lieve ininniti — .».• graphs that Arabs arriving at Zamtibar "deplores the -jeauda!* ami corruption of -to-to. • Die present national-administration.’* The Rt. Hon. Sir Gkobgk Whjjax I r Referring to tbe national candidate the """ ““iiubuai, u-u*.u worn uL ”W’ «o« im­ Pkter Mitchell, at New v<»lr * th“ EmSn -a plicitly In the wisdom, the honesty and i.,J1LUdge ’rr.a-1“t*ir Huog.riJ thehsroie courage of him who led u in .fouo-ta< ^totatMmmrroe.M VIwoa dh*a«t ijnarter < । ranite aforesaid, DUSKY DIAMOND TM SOAP* i fain. Mortgagee. HEALTHFUL, AGREEABLE, CIEAHIK. B ulght trom Cwtoto d. Ubom. who p—d <b.r. r^tonUr *«- WISCONSIN DOESN'T INSTRUCT. to !HT* Mr, Warrtm D. Went* * Telb of His Fearful Sufferings After Gastric Fever and His Cure by It h of C or S car Is DIO S Hood’s Sarsaparilla All who know Mr. W. D. Wentz wive him tbe beat of recommendations for honesty and integrity. For many yens he has worked for Mr. D. P. Wii•on, the haraeM maker and member ofthe Geneva Board of Health. Hcsaya; W. •• I was taken sick last October with rutile fever and my clumeo for recovery wis cotjsidared almost hopeless. After 7 weeks th* fever slowly left me. but I could nut cat th* simplest food without terrible distress, it seemed that I liad recovered (turn tho fem r to PE S Ole of Starvation I took pepsin compounds, blanuth, clmrcoal, ood llvor oil and mcJt until my physii'ixa eonfeesed that hb skill was. about , x. ha—tail sod ho did not know nhat <h- tn try. *r«ythfig I took aeemed like uour. jflfo W stomach. 1 lap. boWo uf iinr.i’s Bar—parillnthat had been in the house for two — three years, that I found h.i<I bcut-au<1 no prewioualy for dnpe—la. I began mkiug it tad soon began to fed better. I have now wpeaangleorcr two bottles and can truth­ fully say 1 fed well again.and can cut auythlng without distressing me, even to [THE Pie and Cheeso HAST The English language does not conbua w< rtli enough to permit me to express thq prdjo Habti A Cood Voucher “I have kr-own Mr. Warren D. Wentt for many years and can vouch for him as a man of veracity and one well known about here. Hood’s Sarsaparilla during tho past few months.'* N. H. I'awXZDGS. Drua^t, Genera, N. Y. Hood’s Pills cu» Llvor Illa H ha sn in A WHY IS THS W. L DOUCLAS A pe nsisssiwlssi sin» WM> X> tacks « was tferreJ !»>■» W*fasti S3* oC tks bwt Ona calf, sty Mi Ho iai T the Fn Ks tato prtow i on. trial will <" iravffWu-sas: K. are vary «troa< and durable. wit WTlIl NO HOUMTITI Tr._« «u* Woolley & Bronson. ble caa app NOTICE FOR HEARING OF CLAIMS Stale of Mirbigxn. County of Hurry -­ Notice l» hereby tlvro. riiat byi o»«-< r Probate Court for the C-unty ol Hnrn the twenty-eighth day of A.-rh. * * -• six months from that date «vn' ' for credilora to present ttic rx-iu'i'-' »-»»•। the route of Lucretia A. Arm-in't • 5 County, deceased, nnd that all ■J-’iI-;"';' the city of HmUiik-- lor rxamln; V anee. on nr briore'the .-sth I n*xt. and that »u«,h cl will be said Court, on ThtirMla?. Chr July and nn TUur-d’y. Un.,‘,.>,W-L- i'l ! of fated apnl Mth A. I’ is»Cha*. W. AJU—tkonu. Judge »>• 1 T‘'u*lc- SHILOH S CONSUMPTION nrio CURE. The ncco. oC ihi, Gmt Co«jh without« pxndtel in the Smonr ;>«.•=■ V■" AU druniuiu *« .uihtnixtd to*11 khu gditiee, thatnoothet cmtauy»tu«i. ■n.Kltm.yhew;^ the Prapnetort, u an nlechwT Sutple BottleJu" “>1“ ft �UnliketheDirtchProcess i i No Alkalies Other Chemicals ft j/w ! i i are used in the preparation of . ; J Breakfast Cocoa, which is absolutely pure and soluble. . more Huin three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch. Arrowroot or SugarJ an4 ^ar mor® economical, , sting less thaA one ceniys ejjrr' It is deliciuus, nourishing, amt easilt • [ | • ft hit PJDESTKpI _ ___________ - Sold by Crocors . everywhere. W. Baker & Co., Dorchastar, Mass. ” 5H0KE> Eb. POWERJ WLDBB1SKVEBY HOUSEHOLDS °* •■s.!twwar‘ ** a IE CHILDREN'S COUGH CURE NO. 35. ' Michigan Central ALWAYS THE SAME “ The h'itigarj tails Route." ALWAYS THE DEST .thins. |k * |*- £ - g* | >x j stations. IZaS I - I a I~m I £2 ! m Made Only by N.KFAIRBANK &CO. PECKtlAM’SCROUP^REMEPy 5C- QIQflR IN THE wmtwxkd. ;a.m.la.m.li> rn.lp.ni.lp.ni. I IIASHN-.M............... ■ I 4.10| 8.43|tl.38[ ».M| 1.00 M. A. GILLMAN. Local Agent, Hastings. U W. RcQOUM G. P. * T. A. Chicago. CHICAGO. PROBATE ORDER. Blate of Michigan. County of Harry—M. Al a seaaloti ot the Probate Court for the Count)- of Harry, holdcn al the Prolrato Office. In tbe Cltv of Biutlng". in *nid county, ou Tuesday. the 3rd flay of May. in tbe year one thousand eight hnndr, <1 and ninety two.. Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. Iu the matter of the estate of F. Eu­ gene Wales. deceased. On rending and thing the petition, duly veri­ fied, of Nellie Wales, widow ut mid deceased prajlng tliut administration of said estate be granted ;to the )>etitloner or to some other Miltable peraou. Thereupon II Is ordered, that Friday, the 27th day ot Slay. A. D. l*rj. at ten o'clock I rube forenoon be assigned for the hearingof said ■■eillion. and that the heirs al law ot raid deOHUMMi and all oilier persons Interested In said estate, are required io appear at a session of said Court, then to beholden at tbe Probate Offiee iu the City of Hastings. In said County, and show cause. If any there be. why tbe prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. And it is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice io the persons lutere*ted in said estate, of tho lH*udcncy of said petition and the hearing thereof, by causing a copy of tills order to be published in the Hastings Banmkk. a newspa­ per printed and circulated iu said County ot Barry once In each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of bearing. Chas. W. Armstrong. IA true copy.) Judge of Probate. | Office at FORD’S' HOTEL, TUESDAY, MAY 24. One day only. | | IMI’ORTABfT forNrVAL.rDS. DR. HOLMAN S. HUMPHREY, I»ate of London, now of Chicago, with • BRANCH OFFICE at HILLSDALE. L/TTOEL. 1 Has visited this County ?»ch month for the past six months, and during those visits has examined and g I proscribed for hundreds, and effected many of the moat Wonderful Cures over made in the State! h 1 \-k vour friend^ and neighbors about Dr. Holman S. Humphrey. There is scarcely a neighborhood in the county that g tn< not hid the benefit of the doctor’s wonderful skill, ami rarely 11 family which has not had one or more ot ita members B ’ snatched tmm death and restorml to health after all hope hud been given up and the family physician pronouncedthe yise h | incurable. If afflict^! do not fail to consult this most eminent physician and surgeon. ’ 1 All examinations, consultations and advice free. 1 _ ............ . . ______ .____________ ,ri | Exaunluatten Free to AU. Altbongh Um doctor le In many caarecesn- ■ pclltd to cxycnaivo taatrotncnt* and ■ ckomicata in making analjraia. micruacoplo ■ aud other eclentific examinations, yet ho J tnoiceV no charge* to any one, behaving it to 1 be a part of the pliyalctan'e doty to jscertaln 9 the patiant'atroe condition withoutexpenae ■ t<>the»offerer. Wiwnever and wherevar Dr. 1 If r’liphri'y decides to locate a monthly vixit ■ .-ri>w>!» flock to are Mm. and no wondar, for • > the finU examination, unit often without ■ >u>kin<i a qnretloo. he toll* tbe invalid what M Hie trucbte i», and the proapoct of n cure. ■ nnd inoat wonderful of all he vnlurehla tirnt ■ iaiprureiou and nr»t look at a patient more B tr m all oleejmd Dr.IIumi'breyia never mie■ taken in hU diacaiMia in any care. 1 Thodiictnr aruethodedlflermarkedly from j the general practitioner iu all rrepreta? 1 n.llowina the plan ofKt. Oeonro'e Hrepital 1 »f tyundon. he rcabtere evanr particular re I to the patient's physical condition and meo1 tai «tate. The condition of rerh «<nr«n, i«»1 . -.tinn of any and all diaraaed parts, nnd I if.etJirr »)in;>athedc or organic, toerther I with the amount and nature of the direreo. 3 tr.i' way the retire nmount of vital ener5 ■ • - nre rredily computed aud tbe rretorib* H wer »f the body meaaorrd luminal tbe fi tori-e and energy and deatraolive capabilL 11!• of tii" <liirare. Thus knowitur the ac■ tual condition <>f tho dunes and the effect Hof s|>orific medirlncH nt>«n every etracture H of tho body, unlike >noat dootora, ho ia «m»nbiivl to Miy porltiVely whether imy itiren j| 1..... i. ritrnbl" or not. and can al«-i rive the ■ approximate timo and l-xt>enao r.f treat ment. ■ ami would hero point out theottar delusion B । IwrLhod by many indents that they onsht ■ to c-t w.-|l iu a f-w ilnje or week*, notwith. S .tnndins ttui fact that they have suffered for ’ '1 *'L'.-^1/..'' !’" V" *41' ■' Wz ■ DR. HOLMAN S ?BDMPHREY Cures After All Others Fail. Delays are D-n<erou» 9 Many di-enaes rire».i deceptive that hundred* tiro ailing with denserMr;.-t iniidious maladies, all UBCouactoas of their Ira* romliihm. ■ I t "j kmw they nre not well, but nre entirely ignorant of th- .Wwdli M Luise fretening upon »oma vital onmn. which mu«t • -ewv ■ ••;ri> destroy them u 11 lews re*<ri»*l l>v a ekUkd Imn l A'*- >••«! » O" ’ft ’ (G t-*ir c««e may tie ereUy curable now. but rem"ir.’"-r every ia<Huri>i ... H ..-elect brin^w you nearer th" <)ay when an incurable et.-gmi|h iQt when the most akillfu) phjeiciau ran rentier juu no m—intnure ■ 1‘l.u i.'Xent is onra, Th* future may b* TOO UTZ . Clliul.lv HlMMter*. Th* doctor treats no acute di»ra*ra, butd pi Id- wl.ot • Xme tr> the treatment <.f chronic and IU tong »t e nnd ear*icnl diwwr-s; cases given M 1. trio'. doctors and pronounced incurable. u| .... mlLt dr-riie- to see. Dr. Hmnnhrry has led t] m-arly X Oft) enroa in the State of Michigan, while H ■•i. patienta all told in Mlnncanta. Wteconsln.ll- R ■hints, Alabama, Georgia. Tennessee. Ohio nnd K Indiana, have been fully five times that number; p nearly two-third" of throefuff-rers weregtecn nn jd >s hri-lise invalid*, some to Ire blind, reimftlrnf. R and others a prey to scrofula, chntnie kidu-y d*»- . , eaer. onantnptlno. drotructise female tnrfible-. f? Amoug other", hundreds of children ta.pelce"iy titefurmed. Bat behold now manv of them *■• Jd aid iii-iir,while Urt.rly all nro rapidly being cured P Tbed'Ctor is au’ronuded vn h the tiu.-*t snd fa most rxteoise collection of lnstrnmcut*ek-r i n. jf ported to tins crrfiutry for examinros nnd treat. •] mg all form* <>f cJironie ailments of tl.n be*d.f">* '< eje.ear.thnwt. »«♦*. elirot. Inngr. heart. »t>*nncb. '1 liver. »pl.i’u. kidneys, bowel*, reprodnetire ’>r. gan*. nriuary organ*, brain ami net vona »>•!• m. : ’ lMralj*ie. rl.entngtism. sick hewlacbrj. tMckamre, • J tanii.re. growibs, joint dlacnMS.pltea. >.ipdi*<-"».-.. j -cudlc". *blr. dlaeaer*. ulcer* nnd rvrry form of ra w< a«.e»* of either mate or fi roalr. The jiretor’" •ireeitic medicine* rn Mralsl.t ••• M the dtern**d .-rgan. and ran ta« pteitde f-’t M *..rk in the ditei.M-d perta -ery short’? nf’-e tH ir u (l.e ie begun. They are plee-antlo tiik-.mlhl ’••>■ ;• •"■icldtig in action, yet "gre-- witlAtl." in- *t d,-i.’cate |»dr or child, do n -tndneo the*lr.-nglh.n..d . 1 can be used wi ll-at th" usual ncrtHs.li.m. «->> many peto-nta »t|ll *1.1" for lutnl w»«k ai..| . 1.... 1 Htt-ntion to hii»ine»a am often alowl)!.*nr»-’«. v • | niirton*<-i..n-fy tiling, knowing th»mrelr.. >tt. >• > . ■ IrrctVed l.'b. a tel"’1 reennt.v. H.e> ptieir ..’ • arid | nt • If m i’t-r until the C"»- l" i-i-l r d . i< cnrel.l-. The doctor *nrn**f.v i«|il' p- ; < -iu» nrd-r trowment to write him oft 11. a« ; ri--> m"> IrerreCrMary week aft-r wok in —<1' , ... |.ri»h l>’i> giv-n raw. ..Q r>* rapfllv *■ tM—l'.te. ■ rd , g.e-| r.im»nnn-*ei»s* "tutel#-II* oh tire _X f 11... («>i....t .ty mall te tn- n*st tiling to a 1— • >4 F»- •- for Mell -f -l» •*««>•. 1.-1 — l»T< l» 1.-^" 1: H, .ro-o »r...» «>-■• .'.f Umeoriime rreulta which certain u-.lit-iy amlimli-crwt practice- terdnora Th«*e vice-if poreietml •in rventnnlly underminb tho conetllu ' j tl..n. Indcce nervon. drl.i-lcy ami ^F.''^J*^^t3%'‘1,.dr^^d {.“/XvZri m anduft-hn.^imlee dity and chrotdo *pih’Pr«- Of all m..l- ; LliJ affltei.nr mankind ttere I* |.r hnbly n- m- atatet >Mrh th-rum .t rtJKSff-SSSSWS b!K .K" ' A I.If-of Experlen-o anil Onporttiirity. liiiva MtnintMer t» a die-nw’.l teely. - di-Mswi mim|. ..nd Im •"Inn■ Or. llambhrey's entire life hre been devoted to ths ttudy and w»’k tioM fitted glib nio.tlid i|«*li’- *«‘d fearful iipi.iH.nnsi4l>". Dr. limn- J} 1 ni.nno.ll.-l>rfl riino-- W ••• nr fortniv t‘Y Sr.rtW lio| •■id; a f Ilia prof"Ki»u,ati<i ia rich iu practical extawncota' .■aiif'«l.<li'l*’o- .f^TifrUm fin ..rt:mm.-.rf--i.M.t>li.’ ami -ire.ofi-irmdieitl.jn k d-wn-mher fl mr> and pnvnt" practice, nml many of the truly wonderful tl>ins» tire ;.• B and done, if t«ild. would read num like fiction thaiLJ-.l»"r trnxt.. in tliis >ir any other emu toy. ten -!••• ”• th- fact lit" uewcrfnl Will flpoa til" l-N’illl»r metj’a) .l. prceei'.li I.i wue f .11 d A B in the arret hqsplteb <>t Europe hie upportaaitire have bren recoil to ,.f !£i by w> tek Itea "•«*»*'• J • WTJ-* a l-rt . 1 .. .~n • rs, k B u-> liv.ng m-in1*: not only a*>, bat ha Hua thonaighly tfavelerj. and Id* into th^i' t".D*le— Hv«e. Wei- n.’t all Mich car. a held in th*’ «n -t ». E vi-w- of Itfe. ilireere, etc., are So broed ami coam.qmlifen that litre a c^l remfi 1-2^1 thd.<l..r re-dd |.rtM Mt-S . ta-ra k* ’ ■ <.. .:<! or .. Venderbilt in radroad business. 1- keep- wa»ch - f ?t»d »vrfid tretiroia who havetawn c.ira.1, eml s«* t-do 1" rfect n-. t hseijw h j., B i-..ke tie. entire medical world constantly. Th« meCheda -f Ind mentally. Di—«• or d- bl'ii. -f t .e Hrel,’.r ■ Vin-how. Pasteur. Kisth. Brown S-qaanl, M. B-rg-nn. F-thergii'. IMmi’-l. ••• '» yr ■ M. .areas fapiilinr to Mm aa to themrelvee, and whiteevw-r»wd» M.X rei.hllr destroy* tire eerrgi— -«f tedh l""l> '•>" •*’ v- -ir* re.we..t. . H i., i-r-p .,mi retain a fact, he h<>h» fast to old friend* tenrei-.ualy, ami ..f ttb .d-udicity. dim- the bortit -r-. .i fu* c H makes new one* cautiously, experience having Jong aincc proven last ire and often de«inq~ the bdah'e-t luteL'ect. Tire r» pr—In. hs > • fl "tie old truth well applied ia Worth a doioti coojrctaras however plnust- tio-X the mainspring • f -idm.l df—..neere.. It ht si l-t 2 ■ S Q fl ■ H H ■ ■ ■ H K E ■ J io me in Buffala He was a district dele­ I st- to tho Minneapolis convention. In consequence ot the adverse vote tath« chamber of deputies the Marquis di Ru­ din! has handed to King Humbert tbe res­ Baron Fava, ‘the Italian minister, lias ignation* of himself and all the members ■tartcd oa his return to Washington. of his cabinet. Tbeodqre L. Woodruff, tbe pioneer in A shock of supposed earthquake was the building of sleeping cars, was killed felt at Terre Hill nod other points in Lan­ by ,l*lng struck by a train atr Gloucester, caster county, Pa. The ground swayed N. J. . anti houses were shaken. Tbe disturbance Mias Anna Dickinson, who was said to lasted but a few seconds. be lying in a dangerous condition al the “Dick’* Yates, nominee ot the Illinois Fifth Avenue hotel in New York, fai ro­ Republicans for rcprescntatlve-at-large, - ported much better. was received at bls home at Jacksonville Thirteen persons were Injured, three fa­ with great enthusiasm, although it was 1 tally, in an accident on the San Francisco n. m. before he readied .there. and San Mateo electric railway, caused by a car jumping the track. General George F. Dutaulgi, general The story that Jay Gould is very hl at manager of tbe Phoenix Fire Insurance Albuqtterque in one ot the old kind. He OJVK ENJOYS company, of Hartford, Ccnu., committed iu said td be tbe picture of health. Both the method and results when suicide at Wilmington, Del. Charles L. Hutchinson, president ot tho Rev. Frederick J. A. Stiles, of Peru, la., Chicago Corn Exchange bank, has just got Syrup of Figs is taken; it ia pleasant has become insane and announced himself home from the Orient, lind ir delighted and refreshing to the taste/ and act* heir to a fortune ut $5,000,000, and begun with his trip, especially with Egypt. Eintly yet promptly on the Kidney** spending his fictitious money by tho thou­ The fair at New York for the benefit of iver and Bowels, cleanses the pyasand. ? • the Actors' fund has closed with tbe un­ tem eflectuaMy, dispels colds, h adFrank J. Victoria, nri Oshkosh barber, precedented receipts of $163,000. aches and fevers and cures habitual who is the correspondent for a Chicago The postmaster at Effingham, lib., has Sunday paper, was tarred and feathered stopped all papers at his office containing constipation. Syrup of Figs is the by (wrsons who claimed that he had slan­ only remedy of its kind ever pro­ dered them. • a church fair, under the anti-lottery law. duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ A. Louden Snowden, the American min­ Captain Bogardns and W. T. Rcxtroat, ister to Greece, has induced the Greek of Illinois, shot a lire bird match at Camp­ ceptable to the stomach, prompt in government to grant $100,000 to be devoted ton avenue park nnd Rextroat bent tho its action and truly beneficial »n its to preparing historical exhibits for the captain by one bird in sixty-five. * effects, prepared only from the most Chicago Columbian exposition. At tho southern Baptist convention healthy and agreeable substances, its Alexander Melton, of West Lincoln, Illa, At Atlanta $14,000 were ‘ raised for a mis­ many excellent qualities commend it whs killed by lightning ns he stood in his sion fund in ten minutes. to all and have made it the most doorway. His wife was paralyzed by tho An oratorical contest was held.nt North same stroke, and may not. recover. At western University, Evanston, n Chicago popular remedy known. Bedfoei, Ind.. Mrs. Riley Fodrlll was no suburb, the first honors lieing won by Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c shocked by lightning that she will proba­ Albert S. Mason, of the Northwantern; J. and SI bottles by all leading drug­ bly die. • Any reliable druggist who F. A. Pyre, of the University of Wiscon­ gists. Thursday, Slay fi. sin, getting second place. First prixe was may not have it on hand will pro­ Almy, the New Hampshire murderer, has originally given to Pyre, but the judges cure it promptly for any one who been sentenced to be banged in May, 1993. reviewed their decision with the above re­ wishes to try it- Do not accept any Albert Steiner, one of the earliest set­ sult. There will Ik, no “ads’’ in the World's substitute. tlers of Milwaukee, is dead, agml 04 yearn. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. The district World's fair commissloneri fair catalogue, so it has been decided. An emigration society has been organ­ ot New York will visit the fair site at Chi­ SAM FRAMCISCO. CAL. ized by the negroes of Alalxma to estab­ LDUI8V1UE. Kr. MEW TORK. M.t. cago next Tuesday. lish colonies in South Africa. The latest scheme for government aid A $30,000 statue ot Columbus will be to the World's fair is to have Uncle Sam j guarantee l>onds, the directory to have erected on Lake Front park, Chicago. Fifteen thousand editors, it isestimated, l>owt*r to issue bonds to such an amount us Is necefsary. This scheme is satis­ will attend tbe editors’ congress to be held during tbe summer of 1893 nt Chicago. factory ns to precedent. TIME TABLE. The Behring sea treaty has been signed After three years of prohibition tho city council of Shelbyville. His., has granted by Queen Victoria and ratifications ex­ licenses for three saloons. The fee is $1,000. changed. The Northern car shops at Robbindale,Stations. The Manchester, England, chamber pf commerce voted 1«M to 150 in favor of nn Minn., were destroyed by fire. Loss, $60,­ International monetary conference to set­ ; OCX'; insurance, $30,000. NORTH. tle the silver question. East Cooper Jane Ann Conklin, ot Tappan^ N. Y.,has ill paper trust, with a capital ot. Riehland Junel been.awarded $700 for injuries received by $2.).ftW,<.000,. w tbe latest. ,.Cressey .... being struck by a hand car on the West Milo Bay City saloons were dosed tight Sun­ Delton ---Shore road. She sued for $10,000. day for tbe first time in many years. Cloverdale Charles Ferry nnd Harry Quigg were Christians have been notified that they Shultz...... .blown to pieces while working'll! the Cam­ will be driven out ot Kahding, China. HASTUfGl eron mine, 11 property of the Argentina Governor Abbott, of New Jersey, will Juanita Mining company, near Aspen, tackle the Reading coal combine in the । Coats Grove, Colo, • courts. • A sen serpent hhs been observe*! recently Snow is so deep nt Cheyenne and other sporting around in tbe waters of the Hud­ places in Wyoming that the sleighing is Lansing son river near Rondout, N. Y. He was lirst-claM. _It suowed at places in Ne- Detroit. twenty feet long and tore fishermen’s nets . braska Sunday. to strings. I Secretary Noble hrs left Washington on Stations. Among the generous donors to the New' visit to his home in Su Louis. He ex­ York Grant monument fund the name of . pecLs to be absent about one week. William Waldorf A.lor appear, lor a .ul>- j The Houw. lb. M.lorlcal SL ecrlptlon ol 110,000. Hl. check U ..Iraulp Louis ho(eli io proeem of demolltloo Kxlnnrazoo hotel, is in proc East Cfioper Lv. lb. ter nearer, baud.. I.Lund and will will be be replaced replaced by bya modern nruct- Richland J unci At tbe annual meeting of the Iwvke ure. Shore and Michigan Southern Railway I Second ballots in the French municipal Delton company nt Cleveland oil the old officers j elections have addod to tbe victor}’ « Cloverdale.. and directors were re-elected. The total ; cured by the Republicans at the general Sbultz. earnings for tbe year just ended were $91,- ■ elections. Hastings.. 431,3^0.09. the largest in the road's history. I The death is announced of Lord Brum- Coats Grove .11, ndlsUngtiishbd English lawyer and WoxHand .. Friday. Slay 0. well. A bill has been |)uhsmI by the Masschu- ... nt one oni time Judge of the court Of appeals Wontiburv setts house ot representatives providing and member of the privy council. Confederate veterans of Louisiana have Detroit. h penalty of $100 for intimidating laborers, I notified the legislature that it must take cither by employers or employes. The Cordage trust has advance the price ' care uf their disabled comrades by voting prnvldrd with freight Irvin pennits. of sisal twine 1?* to l’j cetfts per pound. I pensions of from.?! to $12 per manth. Frelglit trains will be run at <he c The International Association of Ma­ of the ccnipany, who reserve the right to change Thlswill cause on extra ex penditure of thou­ without notice. sands of dollars of the farmers of this chinists at its meeting at Chicago refused the time of such trains F.Bosh. Gen’l Manager.to strike out of the constitution the clause country. , O. G. Warren, the proprietor of The limiting its membership to white men. Mrs. Olive Corkins, of Mendota. Ill., BufTalo Commercial, 1h dangerously ill ..... pneumonia. jumped from an upper window of the with MORTGAGE SALE. Tbe UnWenlty ot Pui>i.yln»la b;u, Llneoln P«rk ~.ultelum ai Cblrogo ud received injuries which caused k~ her death Default having been made In the conditions op«i>wl a de|»niu.« tor women. .......................... - «*lrf. in ti few nuuuti-N. of a certain mortgage made by Fred H. WhitThere is a sensation nt Cheyenne bouvy and Frank G. Whliney to Manly A. Bald­ Mining ronw lb. only' known wlrou-. vte r j atock 13 at thick in Denver g win dated February »i. a. D. iron, and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for the thn roulr'uro bnro dteprrorol. .nd th. B,M.’drKr)teI |u AlnH. Twin'.-Ko»Bb Comity of Bnrrv and Stale of Michigan, ou the 'V'o I>" Tmu-wnd-mro wZ™ 20lh day ot February A. D isao in llbt.-r 34 at Editor l.ronm W.CMId. «»»ltedu. ^ottd 1BM W1,k ,he RMCk h, ,v„. mortgages, ou pace 1X1 and said morupv-je was on the 201 b dav of Feb-uary. Iftio, assigned to rd by th. bblroso 1-rew. club with .brill-j • ,l.<X»t>u Charles T. Gorham which said assignment was iant reception. • | J——— dniy recorded, on »inch mortgage there Is med to be due at the date of t Ids notice tbe The Italian chamber has refused a vote PRODUCE AND LIVE STOCK MARKETS, cl.it sum of two hundred thirty dollars and tblrtyof confidence to the Hudini ministry, and . ihrve cent<. and an attorney's fee of twenty-five dollai a provided for In raid mortgage aud no a crisis is “on.” Chicago. still <>r proceeding* at law having been tnsUThe poplar lumber trust at Louisville tu’ed to recover the moneys secured by said . Following wore tbe qu itatl >ns <»u 1 be board has collapsed. mortgage, or any part thereof: Now. therefore, by virtue of the power of sale There is a general strike ot union work- ®*' V' b L " hojt ° t ? !D0 ^ coutal-rti hi raid mortgage.-and tho statute in IPKm.nfcrlS.bcui.m.dmorclmyatD^I "TV S*’.’ " A4-. v I RJW : July, opcurd HWc, closud JtfHr. Corn— such case made ami provided, notice is liereby catur, Ills. ] Muy. flVeticil lL-, closed .lune, opeue I gtvmi that on Saturday tbe 2nd day of July. A. Il 1892, nt ten o'clock in tbe forenoon. I shall A man named Herrbd and Miss Ullic 44c, clo-i'd 44Q;1 July. op»n-J <3Hc. closod at public auctien, to tlie highest bidder, at Wiignmn, of Unionnpolis, O., went to 44c. Oats-May. opeuod a% . dusts! sell tlie north front door ef tbe court house In tbe Celina to get married, but Herrod looked 31^-; June, opeinrl 3-Ri'j, closod IDJ^c; July, city of Hasting*. Michigan, (tliat being the place cliwod Sk4<i • i’ork—May. oi-enud where the circuit court for Barry county Is boMupon the wino and his intended bride re­ opaned the premises described in said mortgage, or fused to marry him nlthoagh everything $9.7o, c.-nnyj JO KJuly, opened J'.'.R'.l4 en). •- •— closed $9.0.*Q: ScpUmber. opeoad JlilbU,' «n much thereof as may be nee was readj- for the wedding. closed rb'.u-ljj lard—Mar, opened JOXJ amount duo on said mortgagi toge’her The engineer of a Missouri, Kansas nnd closed SJ.L?''*. w.... — -------— jtMlsn Texas train, while near Belton, Tex., saw Lire Stock-Prices at lhe Union Stock covenanted for therein, the premises betos a red lantern waving. He slackened speed, yards today ranged as tollows: Hogs-Market described in said mortgage as all that parcel but as he came near saw a number of mon moderately active and prices firm at 5c ad­ of land kno«n as Beards point between Beards' and Gun Lake Ijlng east of the-section masked. Knowing that train robbery was vance; sales ranged at JJ.sS^ftLW pigs. J4.L0 Owe line which runs north aud south between sec­ intended, be put on a full head of steam ©1.75 light. Suai^LW rough pocking. $4,350 tion- no. thirty-two and no. ihirtj-threc ot and dashed past, tbe robbers firing a vol­ 4.70 mixed. $4.«<>04.7O bmry packing and Yankee Springs Including full width of said shipping lot» limit and running soutlieast or thereolxiuts to ley but hurting no one. th*- c—>nt the narrows of said P.dut near the Th. body ol Flmml HUI. drowned a " hSoiJUmain land, Charlss T. Goh iam month ago, was found nt Ruck Island, to ,.xlni dipping sto. ra. «4.u<t4.W good AS Ills. I to choice do; SAHJii.O) fair to $3,35018-. Smith & Com»«ovk. Ernst Liebemnn, of Beatrice, Neb., woh ' common to moulnm do, $ioi (gkLTU butchers' Attorneys for Aa-lm Dated. April 2U<L 1MG. struck by lightning and killed. He leaves a widow whom he married only a few fJ buEjl fcn(1 Teal a*lvM. . .1 Sbrep-Mnrxot moderately active aa.l prices 5 ,ng°; “Carl Pretzel (Chas. H. Harris), of; ntrunr; quotations rangod st $3.a>®O20 westChicago is Chlrnim Is dead, di-niL need aged 49. He lie ii is well arnx, W sk'-i, !! nutlrM. temlw. JLMKsu-W natives, an au I 35.7j4itd.75 35.7303.75 iambi. Shorn lotriQ£75 per MX) lbs b»lo< quotations known ns a writer of German dialect. The largest horee’in the world, standing given above. Butter-Fancy separator. —c per twenty-two hauls high nnd weighing lb;1 roducc: flue craumirics, a>a,21c: dairire, fancy, 2.800 pounds, owhed by T. E. Ridgeway, fresh. ISc; (tanking slock, fresh. lO011c. Eggs— of Fort Worth, Tex., is dead. Fresh, 134c per dos. Live poultry—Chicksan 12cier lb.; roosters. 6c: ducks, 12018c:turkeys, Saturday, May 7. cboicr hens. 14c; yuuug toms. 17c; geese, $AI).i The Richmond cotton factory at An- 00.1.0;ar dox. Potatoej-Hobrons, sflttaDc ysr Row, 270JOc ‘for seed; gusta, Ga., lias failed. LlobUitics, J80,ftM>. bu.: Burbanks I Pccrlena. 2>02Sc; common to pour mixed lot*. Six young men of Waupaca, Win., have 20423c. Apples—Common. S..ixrj2.25 per brl; been fined $1 and costs fur fishing on Sun­ good. 2.500X75; fancy. TAK£ day. New .York. Colonel William P. Shinn, u well-known Nuw Yonx. May railroad man, died at his home In Pitts­ Wheat—No. 2 rod winter cash, tbidc; May, itijc; June. U2V£-c; July, Uic; Aaguat, burg, Pa. Thomas S. Dodge has been nominated 82J4 -. Corn—No. 2 mixed cash, MMc; May, ' .'3Hc: 3Uc; July. COc. Oats—Na 2 mixed for congressman by the Republicans of the cash. June. 34j4c; May. »<hc; Jnl-, RyeTwelfth Indiana district. Moderaiely active and easy; in car The death is announced nt Berlin of' lota. Barley—Nsglocted. Pork-Dull; raes«, Professor August Wilhelm Hofmanu, thei SlaS >211.01 fur now. Lard-Qutet; Mar. Mir; July. 9&01 distinguished German chemist. Live Stock: Cattle—Market dull aud slow The slaughter house of Schwa-tachild & Sulaberger, in New York, was destroyed at a decline at U>&13c per 100 lbs; pcarosi to b,«m Th. tet.HlM.-mu ---------- ---------------------Mrs. Emma P. Kctchen. ot Grand Rap- -Market very rlow; dipped aheap, $4.30® Ids, has been chosen president of the ACM per 1<U lbs; unshorn do, $6 30QA7j; Michigan Woman’s Suffrage association, clipped lambs, S5.5O0&75; unshorn do. $7.50; HISTORY OF A WEEK. ’ meat I'lRcovertM and Iinpruvntneata- li«u- change Intmme important orgu. oronPUM has taken utec-a- to eff.-ct th.. Dr. Humphrey is the only physician who of Mid orgett and finally bn-nH 'Iowa tbe •0*"** W» ' - bad the kpertal advantage of European etrneturo ir-o f. K»*n tn enme c-wU- -pital atndiea in mlcroecopy of the bi.tori bns happen.rfl nnustqtf skill may "tej» '.^ ll’Z strnctiva ..neratten, May the *'• J*'1 m -1 t!»*ure. who carries with him a full Iim rd I'utrnmeuts am |npf>U'MM'fojt ihwriMiK, e.ue. ami civ- th- irfttiertt a comforteblo and u»e*ti >vtly teienllflc exatninationa of the various fnt Bf . Other oara tf n.-ci"««--’l. nft'1’' J'.?!"’'1'!; tex- nee-nnd secretirai of tbe terfly. ns the a certain at>um. die in »tdto ot nil that skill can urine, bl.-rfl. discharges of any kind, cstarrh- d ” H-ace it 1. not only dangerous t.. d- >.y. l ot . i.l wcretloBK etc.. et<U which examinations ofttimee criminal, for most nil nt ~ are tmw considered indispenalbte to a correct <I.o*m we love, far m.irn than f-r .-urarlvw. nod ilftsmet* in all forms ot oliscure ud chronic ill* A crime MaiDSt these to oeglaet oursslws - ii-.A« very tew doctor* outside the untU premature death cloeea the aceno. l .rm- citira«re thus prepared with ecstiy nat­ Dlaas*crf of Women, fit i.f microrfi oplc nnd other oseeatial inatra- each as have baffled the skill <>f Mil other physimenu to' mnkiag nstrictly first-ctaaediagnocteM ami ttedr remrdire. D*. »i» Io many cn»ee. the afflicted won.'d do well cures. Ulcere rnmore. fibroid and p''‘tedd tocnll upon th- doctor and gac hie opinion growth" cored wilhogt the use of Ute knifo or nu.t learu whrthsr tbe doors of hope are yet renitiiw. N» cutting, no pain, no danger. .•r—n or forever closed against them. ManbouU TsrfeaUy Ilestored. There c-mee a turning point in tho coarse i.l c»cry di-r-ee; this is especially true of all Quiet. ctduJ and certain car’±L,n^'ke"X vr->gr.-raive diseases, all or uy of which are lai manh.es’. spermarorrba-". losaea. woaknere rumble up to a certain time; that ia. until such and nerv-ne debility. for prostp’l’l*. 2 riciO’leer.dallprivate.li-ra-ra, ui....' . r f.. ... r ii.|prnd"«l habit" of y.Hith or * *•>*! ’Xe »— J in .native y-nm ’T any ran-e ifret d- hid' > - k tl.-rexunl hmctlon* aje-rddy wd i-ramt.ei.i Jr cured. Coire.dtetH.n trreiaml »trt. ti» * ft (eattel. Absolute enrea ptumu.taid. « • i risk Incurred. Fp lep«y nr Fit"*, imi'lflr.rllr treat-d .nd Ipiwitivyiy cured by a r.ryrr.fai>ing tn. ’te-L 1: Persons un*kllir.»l’y •*J*‘*d !*«■•"• f j uni pretender-who k-m trifling with ’••" ■i M month lifter month, giving je.4y.|..m-and it- H jnrious compound-, stmuld call and ’•a® •*“- | d.M-tnr. ' , , Wonderful Cure* by mj improved m-’h J. nd < t treatment accomplUrel In n-rvieia d-- r , bilitr. prematere decline -f mat.If powers. mid kindred ntT-.-tione. wl.i.ih nav-b-eu lies- £ ire-tret or ntiaklUfulte tren’-l. Nn « xp--1- t moctaor Minis*. P limit" trre te.1 by m-i k and m"llein'* **nt by •xpr-"«. V-’reei"t e, oiaaultation pn fvrable. W« gunraute* curabin caaro. ’ ' Free L'rm-lyals (Examlnntion t>l Urin*>.--All peraoasaeffering Humphrey's lewmanrnt is t hicac-. I...... 1., f ur ounces ot the first nnne pasm-d in tho Indiana nnd Ohio, bo Las located a branch office and dtapeciMry at ; ■ wmg t» th- l«m nombar of patlenta in ttealhem Mkhlgan and NurUKSgtw® “ . u CtVAll letirr* Inclosing stamp for postage anavr —e<l isl Chicago, Kalamawo Hagan DO YOU CD ough ont delay KEMPS BALSAM r °-0Jirsi “fi Commercial, died of pneumoota at tils �JPLE DID NOT BATHK figured out some Intorenting facts concern­ EFFECTS ing the rity of Berlin. Tbe eity lias 210 miles of streets,» that a person might of waYer was unknown. walk ten days in the German capital with­ out going upor down the same street twice, [f the 1,400,000 inhabitants were to torn ont Jat n grand review, hnd march in double" tile, they would form a lino 750 miles In length, a column long enough to reach nearly entirely across France. If the citiMus should nil determine to start Until about tbe year 1650all tbe barbers on a journey on the same day and at the 1 fn France and mot other countries of 1I same time nil the cars in Germany would j Europe practiced tbe art of surgery. In , accommodate but two-thirds of their num­ I dark and dirty shops they shared aud bled, Iber. It formed in n single die, each with ent balr and applied cupping glasses, his hand on tbe other’s shoulder, the col­ would be nearly 2,600 miles Idng. If opened tumors au<l performed surgical umn 1 operations still more difficult and dangvr- 'separated until only within speaking dis­ of each ether, tho column would be a ous. . They were despised laborers, as tance , telegraph Uno long enough to ranch every one was despised who made a practl- human ‘ Berlin to Calcutta. India.—St. Louis cal application of his knowledge in the from | form of a trade regularly followed. Asa Republic. __________ ._______ class they were much liked by the common pebplc. who applied to them for nllonjl-' Albert Breers, a Berlin butcher, noted nary medical advice, but as society became for his long, black, linndaomn mustache, I . mere refined, aud consequently more exwent cm a trip to I^indsberg, his native act)ug fn respect wueatness. It lH.-e.ime place, where be was joined by three fellow UKCMkry to separate the care of the hair tradesmen—tbe two brothers Gcrbit* nnd | and beard from the treatment of diseases, Lehmpfabl. The four went to dine at a not only because tbe association of tho two professions was ottefi repugnant in itself, restaurant, nfter which they began to dis­ cuss Herr Breer** beautiful mustache. but there was great danger of the trans­ Ghpwing excited over the pleasing theme, mission, of diseases. tbe question was Raised bow' much tho ' Louis XIII first ordered tbe separation wearer would take for it, and it was at of the two professions, directing that the barbers should confine themselves to the last agreed to put n;> tbe mustache for sale । hair and lienrd mid operations incidental by auction. The bidding was brisk, and thereto, but the shavers and hair cut- the article was finally knocked down for I tars appealing to parliament, tbe matter ninety-four marks. A barber was called Idragged ou for nearly forty years, aud was in, and after the operation the butcher not definitely decided until tho Iswno of an wended Iris way minus bls hirsute adorn­ but with a substantial equivalent edict by Louis XIV in 1673. As n French ment, in cash,'Lome to the bosom of his family. , writer remarks, this was none too soon, it being absolutely necessary that there —Berliner Tagcblatt, should be a trade whose business it should What Ailed Her Stacking. be to care for the general uentnes* of the At church one day they sn^g the familiar public. At this ‘epoch tbe Parisians, and much hymn, "TheChurch’s Oue Foundation," in !• more the Inhabitants of the other cities of which nre'the lines: By schisms rent asunder. ■ * France, had almost lost the habit of By herraira dlatresMd. cleansing the face and hands with water, That evening, when preparing for bed, to say nothing of other parts of the body. BATHING IX PAR!A ’ little Kitty found a large holo in her stock­ In the Dark Ages it bail not been quite ing, and she shouted ont, “Oh, mamma, no bad, there remaining in Gaul something mamma, my stocking's by chasms rent as­ of die lioman custom of bathing, which under.”—New York Tribune. gradually disappeared, owing to the oppo, adtlon of the monks aud the clergy. An ecclesiastical work published in’ 1760 de­ Fond .Mother of Unruly Offspring—Did I dares that the use of the bath’ is only to bo you ever see such quick witted children as regarded as a necessity, never ns a luxury. mine? So filthy were the monks of the Fifteenth Fair Visitor—And yet, after glancing century that they put to flight, the beggars into tbe nursery, I was somewhat im­ I at their gates if the wind happened to Mow pressed with thi-ir absence of Mmlnd."— from th? direction of the monastery. Nuns Pittsburg Bulletin. । of rite same epoch nnd later were not better provided for, as we learn, from tho expert- ’ While cyclones and tornadoes are differ* cnce of a noble lady who, being A tempo* ent phenomena, the former appear lo give vary inmate of a convent, and having de­ rise to the latter. Tornadoes almost al­ sounded a foot bath, was refused by tho ways break out, if at ail. on tbe southeast­ | superior, the luxury being unheard of erly outskirts of a cyclone. within those walls. In default of other appliances she made use of nn old trunk, Russian girls conceal tbeir finger rings with do other result than to produce a gen­ amid tbe corn in theliarn, nnd then bring era! inundation of tbe sacred edifice. in a hen to peck the grain. She wh-nc In 1292 there were twenty-^ix public property Is first unearthed is supposed to­ baths in Paris, then a anffill city. They be tbe first to marry. *5 | were arranged for steam or hot water, a persen being able to take one or both kinds The average salary of ministers' in tbe isfchibi.V-'ircd. They were expensive for the United States is under $400 a year, nnd I period, complete bath crating four franca, I "Which restricted tbeir tufe to persons Ki receive $400 than of those who receive I ■easy tirrunjstaucra They wi re not ojiejied $4,000.__________________ i JjUQlxylighi, the streets not being safe beThe father of one at the largest property tore that b?ttr. To prevent promiscuity it ' was entered llmt the men should go in the holders in London is buried in a glass cas» । morning and the women iu the evening; on top of one of the flnest buildings in th* but the rule does not seem to have been ■well observed, since, in the course of time, tthej- acquired a bad reputation Aud fell into disuse. When they were heated in ftrnoniloR tlie fart was announced after ’th» onauner of the period—by criers who made the round of tbe city. Bathtubs "were common in private houses nt thesame epoch, made usually in the form of a half .hogshead, the use of metnbifor the QUxxntMe being unknown. . « I , pilEX BATtUSG STOFFE& TVasu basins were also familiar objects I in the palaces of kings apd in tbe castles af Abe nobility. Charles V of France had • tw«rty-biur of the latter, nil solid gold, la■aldes oLber- of silver. As umoug tbe Ko­ i' mans, it was. customary to iiatbe before meals, and to offer the luxury ot a bath fn one's guest, who ]uuunsl directly from Xhe bathroom Into the banquet hall. Vari| ♦ODednsfat'ces are relaUsl of baths inagnlfleeht^aFranged otYereJ tolcings of France when subjects happened to entartniu them, I to IxniU XI among others, this Idng in1 <citrd4»g an affectatlofl of nentueaa In Iris 'bM'liar./til virtues. There were uathtuba gtt ihe:barbej<* shops, used indiscriminate| * Iy»»it would appear, by the well aud sick —• ciru’.inutant-e that helped to render neatness unpopular, aud keep the people .frorn visitlng them. ■ » mpCT&ire. the public baths being dlsconiiad for want of patronage and those nt SfbtAwur'xTs'!-1.0ps feared for sanitary reawna.'tl>e practice of bathing, common to a To see those 'certain class in thoDark and tbe early part •of the Middle Ages, disappear’*1- Having .censed to bathe the person, the hands nnd ,£acr became equally neglecU-il,thoapp)l‘catlon of water once a week being-consid­ ered atifficlent among the nobility, and once a month, or nut at all, among the .twjpfFMa-H and the common people. ‘TWoUbit of bathing wm Iras common ‘in England in the time of Queen Elizabeth than in France, whence it appears at this .epoch to have almost disappeared. The rirgin queen insisted that tbe gentlemen . ■.pH Indie* of her court should be maguifl.<enUy drewd, but their fine apparel often • -DoreradpereonH that were repulsive. HEADQUARTERS FOR MN THE BENEFICENT WHEN just in Tine SEff SPRING GOODS! Sporting Boots style or size. Wait and see our 1 JiOTAL enmewju. TBAih tnba were not common Inthocoa‘tfos Of the nobility,’and they would not hate been much used If they bad been. -Thh disregard of neatness oould not, Wrertbeless, »>e carried too far, ns is proved by the ryumrk ipado by the queen xegsrdlug the order of his boots to one of ter courtiers who had come into her pres •trnco too hastily after a long journey. •Henry IV, who was Elizaltth’s contamporary, was as careless of his extremities as Lady Mary, if the Protestant D’Aublgny *i to.be believed; but if this testimony is mot suaeh-nt we hare that of another •writer of the epoch, who alleges that the *i»g wm once told by a lady at his court that "be smelt like a dead horse." The generations that succeeded aid not practice this cardinal virtue much more -efifofently, bat outraged neatness revenged itaeH ia Bending swarms of parasites to torment tbe human race. Methods of kill­ lag fleas aud other animalctilm that infest the human body formed one of tho prin­ cipal features of tbe handbooks published .ia France during some hundreds of years. Receipts were given for ointmeuta to be - .. which were tbe germ •C all ‘ ■ WOOLLET ‘ & ■ BRONSON This Way Please! I want to show you one of the best collections of Wall Papers To select from in the city. HOLLOWAY, Sign of "The Elephant” Has just put in a lot of very fine patterns and WILL BE PL EASED TO SHOW YOU GOODYEAR BROS. Great'Closing Out Sale -OF- Hardware, Paints, Oils, Builder’s Head and shoulders Hardware, Buggies. Wagons above Competition. and Farm Implements, R. Mudge & Son Clothiers and Gents’ Furnishers. toilet—Cincinnati Commercial Hastings, - - Mich. C-A/PIT-A.!* $75,000.00 SURPLUS *7.000,0V. the law* of the State ol Beef-Uressed IS GO ll.’.SJ calves, $3.C0.®5.» Incorporated under Michigan. HWes-Heef.’ 4tfc; calf. 3c. Open for builnewDec. 1S.IM8. Lima—Sellli. pat 85c per bbl; watfrlime.$lJO per bbl. officers: 0. G. Robinsm, President; Plaster-A-IHmr at $4.50 per ton. Wbeat-Ne.i.w Flour—$250 per Bye-o. Don’t fail to see this Wonderful xAbopSaving Stove be fore buying, or you will Hurely regret it. Bear in mind that the DANGLER SURPRISE is a welcome surprise aud a blessing to every household. The largest line <5f gasoline and oil stoves in the city. Even if you don’t wish to buy Hastings City Bank, ueu. Because it has neither Elevated Tubes, Tank or Drip Oups. Because it lights instantaneously. Because it will burn any grade of gaso­ line, heavy or light. Because it will do one-third more work than any other vapor stove, Because it has no equal for baking, broiling, roasting or ironing. Because it is the most Economical, Sim­ ple .and Convenient vapor cook stove ever put on the market. A full line gent’s, ladies’, Misses’, boy’s, youth’s, and child­ ren’s, either in Balmoral or Oxford. At the Boy of Those Brown Suits For Boys and Men At Wc arc here to do business on the square, and sell goods cheaper than ever this year. We have the finest and cheapest line of clothing in the city of Hastings to-day. Call and see us. R. M. & S THE MARKETS. THE WONDER OF THE AGE Tennis Goods R. MUDGE & SON’S, The Clothiers ' 5MKFK1JE Canvas and Rubber tops, just the thing tor fishing or huntiag, Candee or Boston. A lull line of men’s, women’s, and children’s rubbers of any D. W. Reynolds, Cask let. nr’.ECTons: D. W. Remolds. W. H. Fewer*, D. Gj, Robinson, JohnCwvetb. P. T. Colrrore. POWER’S HARDWARE STOKE. Owing to the decease of the late proprie­ tor, this stock must be sold, and to move it rapidly SPECIAL LOW PRICES LOOK t HERE Will be made for the next Wheat is low and flour should be the Fame. For a short time I will sell White Rose Flour This stock is new, clean and large. In it will be found all those articles usually kept $2.20 PER 100 LBJ. in a first-class hardware store. The necessity evS ^ckTbl flS °f C1OS‘ng UP the eState °f the late Pr°Priet°r grade. alone causes the reduced prices we are masAT Head-light oil 7 cts. a gallon. ;ng JOS. ROGERS. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-05-19.pdf 376976f288d8a0580d5d57320ef5f78c PDF Text Text I The best Adverftsingmeduim in Barry County. ASTINGS VOL. XXXVII. NO. 3 HASTINGS, MICH., MAY 19, 1892. A NEW INVENTION, DRUG STORE. For 16 years the leading drug and book store in Hastings. Ssscni-EiEi School Booh, The most complete stock and lowest prices. All’ kinds used in tho county. UI. I). Goodyear Tho only practical drug­ gist of 26 years experi­ ence. Hastings, Mich. 25 . Piano Style Organ YEARS SOLID WEAR In a hew invention no longer! \ A/ U V 9 Because they are now well-known throughout Is the length of time that VV 11 I J f the United States. When Lehr Organs first came out, the New York “Music Trade” .-slid: ’ Despite the many attempts which have been made for some time past by reed-organ manufacturers toward something new in reed-oivans in the way of six or seven oc­ taxe styles, they have alruntil but recently failed. It is, therefore, interesting to note the somewhat remarkable suc­ Are warranted to last. cess wliich Messrs H. Lehr & Co. have attained in this di- STERLING INLAID SPOONS ANO FORKS The Chicago “Indicator” eai{l Jan. 16th, 1892: "The suc. • -- <>f Lehr <t Co. has been remarkable and affords another proof that the public noon appreciates a really good article.” V F C I f yqu don't want to buy a poor organ, when yon I LO, ran get the Lehr, the handsomest, best toned and ea- i,-st blowing Organ in-the market at a most moderate ’I ri- -. examine it at filestore of JOHN BESSMER, MICH Also remember you get a " Present' —"Good' Form,” of ____ $2.00______ value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jew­ elry store. . Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. M, WsIibw 4 Co DON'T! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Blankets, Bedding, AND Live Geese Feathers The most complete stock of Dress Goods in the state. A full line of Gents Furnishing Goods. A splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella for SI.00, try one. Voigt, Herpolsheimer &, Co., 78, 80 and 82 Monroe St. GRAND RAPIDS, We make * specialty of making Gents suits and pants to order. MICH. Paint your house with white lead. Why! Be'cause you can Save Mon­ ey by buying a TintedLead of FREDL. HE A TH The Druggist. Heisgoing out of the paint business and will save you 25 per cent, onleadandtoil. This lead is strictly pure and Warranted to last and cover as much surface as any lead on the market. Don’t use an impure oil, buy nothing but the pure linseed oil. Don’t make a mistake in the place Ojj Dear East of City Bink. Fred THE L Heath, DRUGGIST, To consumers of kerosene oil in Has­ tings and Barry Co: We have established an agency At Hastings for the sale ot Snow Drop oil, which for laminating pur­ poses has no equal. Being a product of Pennsylvania crude and 155 degrees fire test makes It perfectly safe. It produces a clear and white light and free of odor, nor does it cause any deposit on chimney which is so common with cheap and low test Ohio oil. Since July 1, 1891. Michi­ gan allows the use of 120 degrees fire test oil which permits the the sale of kerosene made from Ohio crude and possesses n larger 'percentage of sulphur and after ex­ tracting Sufficient naptha (explosive part) to ralsolhe fire test to 150 degrees or more It becomes useless, so /ar as producing light Is concerned but at a low test will burn fairly well, still producing a very disagreeable ordor while burning and load­ ing the chimney with a greasy substance. Give Snow Drop oil a trial, the cost b but little different than what you pay for the cheap goods you are using and the satisfac­ tion you will get In light will more thap compensate, saying nothing of additional safely. For sale by S. K. Phillips, H. L. Newton and Cook A Cook. A. D. HAYWARD, Wholesale Ag. Hastings. Mich. WHOLE NO. 1927 chlldren—A. Doonan, of Kalamazoo, was machine and give it to me. I’ll pay for It.” visiting friends here last Sunday—Miss It was done aud the caller stood by the Campbell, of Schoolcraft, Is visiting her counter uttering apologies and wbiltling shier. Mrs. Graham—Willie Ryan has re­ Into pieces the wax cylinder that con­ turned home, and b at work on the IL R. tained Ids remarks.—Lewiston Journal. HAHTIXGH, MICH. section here—A. Barnes has gone to West Virginia—The sick are Improving—Mrs. Landon, of Grand Rapid?. has been vbitDr. Mayo, the •author of “Kaloolah,” Ing her sister. Mrs. Charles Klngsba ry. tells the following story! Some years ago ho was acting os surgeon on board the Voiced States ship of war Cyaoe. The ves­ Delton. The Center school experts to have pro sel was in mldocean, when a craft in full Plowing garderts is the order of tbe day —The ladies aid will’build their iue cream motion exercises the tlrst of June. They nail, but so low down tho horizon as to be scarcely risible with Cha naked eye, was bowrey just north of the harness shop; the will be very tine—Mr. and Mrs. C. Smith Trying to make out the work commenced Tuesday—Mr. Whitlock were ut Penufield last week—Carrie Ser- discovered. b home from Chicago for n few days, to ven visit ed her grand-parents, John Ser- stranger with bb spyglass the captain help his family settle—pie time table has *en and wife last week—Mrs. G. W. “I wonder what that vessel can be.” beau changed thb week. People will Tompkins Un* no far recovered as to be Dr. Mayo, who was one of a group of have to get here 40 minutes earlier for all able to walk, (hough with- difficulty—The trains, wxcept the freight—John Kahler medal contest canp* nil iu per. advertised, officers about the captain, spoke up and said: went to Woodland Tuesday tu take charge and was very nice throughout. Lucy "Oh. that's the Josiah Qnincy, of Boa­ of the section at that place. John Allen Ogden captured the silver medal. The fills his place here—Mrs. Hofstetter, of most of them did so well it whs hard decid­ ton.” The captain turned, looked at the doctor Woodland. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. ing—Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Frost were in in an astonished sort of way and then proJohnson—Mf. Schramm Is under the doc­ town the fqre part of tire week—We have ceeded*pnca more to gaze through his spy­ tor's cure, caused from a kick by hb horse been well supplied with raip thus far, so glass, while the others went below to the He Is In a very critical condition—Born, much so the farmers haven’t their corn . to Mr. aud Mr* Frank Tost, a boy; planted. Thb week will see a let of It In wardrooai. "I say, doctor,” said a senior lieutenant, weighed 0 pounds—While Frank Bishop —Oats and wheat are looking fine-Henry "you’ll find It's a mistake to guy our com­ was hanging n barn door he slipped and Tasker’s is putting up a lot of picket mander. He has no more notion of humor sprained Ills hip. thus laying him up from fence—The G. A. R. boys have moved than a billy goat, and bo doesn't approve hb wur^ several days—C. B. Robinson their hall or rather thelrfuniilure to Lacey, of jokes.” has just completed a picket fence around and will bold their meetings there here­ Dr. Mayo only smiled, but he felt a little his premises—Decoration services will be after—Mrs. John Tasker and Mrs. Calvin nervous about it himself, for, of course, ho held In Ikdton this year—The crossing Smith have had a monument placed al just east of town Is In a very bad condi­ their father’s. Levi Gifford’s grave. Black no more knew the name of tbe vessel sighted than he <U<1 that of the man in tbe tion and demands Immediate attention, it xt.Son, of Hostings did the job. moon. b what you might call a tloating bridge, An hour Inter the stxanger was ap­ and is unsafe for a team tu cross—I see the proached almost within hailing distance. In acquiring a foreign language no gram­ She was bark rigged nnd evidently loaded "Breeze’’ has been blowing long enough to get up quite a "Wave.”—Mesdames mar should be used which b a mere as­ heavily with some kind ot merchandise. Varah and Monroe were at the hub Wed­ semblage of rules, without any provision But as tho Cyane passed her she went off ■ nesday-Lewis Williams Is building a cis­ for practice. Besides paradigm* of words, on a fresh tack and the captain could read tern at tbe.doctor’s house. Many thanks declensions and conjugations, the l*ook her name through hb glass on her stern. says the doctor—The subject nt the school should provide such exercises os will make It was "Josiah Quincy, of Boston.” house next Sabbath Is "The Secret of possible u gradual progress in tbe acquire­ "Great blazes!” exclaimed the aston­ ment otgrammatical principles, aud should Success.-’ ished commander. Then, turning to tbe Insure tho reality of that progress by a suf­ doctor, bo said, "How on earth could you ficient amount of repetition. As nothing so know?” hinders the advance of the student as the "Merely by the cut of her jib, sir,” re­ News rather scarce In this vicinity— necessity of acquiring dry formulas, so, Frank Wood is gaining slowly—Elmer perhaps, nothing so Yocilitatcs hb advance plied Dr. Mayo calmly, and he dld’nt even Rogers and wife, of Greenville, are visit­ ns the consciousness, due to proper meth­ admit in the wardroom that bb guess had ing at J. Fuller's this week—Ruth Gould ods, that ho h at every moment enabled to been merely the first name that came into was home from Hastings, where she Is apply in reading, writing or speaking some Ills mind. Since that time he has firmly attending school. last Sunday—S. Thomas rule or principle laid down in his gram­ believed that nothing b too strange to be traded horses with Mr. Jefferies last'week mar. It is thus well to begin realizing nt referred to as a coincidence.—Washington Star. ________________ —Fanners are beginning to plow after the an early stage. heavy, rains for the past two” weeks— As soon, in fact, ns the verb and noun Charles Fuller and wife Sundayed at the forms have been learned by henrt, the stu­ 'The commercial room of Englbh hotels Tamarac. dent should open for himself a course In is devoted to that specie* of business man literature. If we may suppose him to bo whom wo designate as "drummer," and acquiring German, for example, a book who in America fares with the other The brown thrush says summer has like “Undine”—Fonque's charming story guests. John Poole, an Englbh humor­ conic—Fanners are very glad to get a —will be a happy choice for a beginning. ist of bygone days, once strolled into a chance to'plow. Some can't plow fora Read thb carefully, never passing a sen­ hotel at Brighton and ordered dinner. As week yet—A good* many attended prayer tence until it is understood. When you he was discussing bis savory chop another meeting at Will Smith's last Saturday ev­ encounter a word that is unfamiliar, find man entered, took hb stand by the fire ening—Frank Short and wife aro getting Its meaning in the dictionary and enter it and began vrhbtling. Finally he spoke. ready to keep house. Mrs. Curtis will on a slip ot jviper kept in your book for the "Fine day, sir,” said he. "Very fine," answered Poole. board with them—A very Interesting Sun­ purpose. Add every new word nirtf* with "Business pretty brbk?” day school Is held weekly at the U. B. to your list, aud at the end of the chapter church, which gives great credit to Mr. copy nnd recopy the list uppn other slips “I believe so.” “Do anything with Jones on the parade?” Rowley, superintendent—J. Hoover's baby until you know the wholor Then return Now it so happened that Jones was tbe is very sick—Archer Huff, formerly of to your chapter nnd read it over again. this place, but now of Lenawee Co., is Treat the next chapter iu the same way, grocer-from whom Poole occasionally setting down nil new words on a slip of bought a quarter of a pound of tenr^nd so visiting at A. W. Dlllcnbeck's Jhb week— paper and finally learning them off by he answered: Chas. Dlllenbeck and wife Sundayed at "A llUle.” Mrs. Branch’s—Winslow Spencer stepped heart. Proceed thus through nil the ebnp"Good man, sir." on a piece ot glass nnd ent his foot badly, tera, and by *hc time t he cud of "Undine” "Glad to hear it, sir.” while running at school last Monday—J. |। is reached—even though it takes you six = .... Till ° .cqulrrf I, Mir »O"Do anything with Thompson in King Shellenborger ami ..mu, family ...u and <,«». Oscar Lc- ; p»r.l .n.l r.mllx vhlled .1 Henn’ Clirtl.’ "butanr ..I iMrnmn word, nndwlll be. l»l Sund.r-M.v ta»kru .n- «ery plenly « romumnd »t lee, the of m.wl, lit . . « . .. ... ..... . .. nrnrv Cermnn nlatwlt-hf —— Kzwtnn Hr-rnl.l erary German night. Boat on Herald. "Shaky, sir.” about nt present—Orville Kidder, of Mor­ f’Sorry to hear it, sir. Recommend a gan. was in this vicinity Sunday in search course of salt baths." of a girl—Mike Curtis left his horse stand­ The stranger looked earnestly at Poole, The love Itetween Robert Browning and ing at the post at Woodland so long that the constable took it off the street and put‘ his wife was idenljn the true sense of that advanced to the table, and said, arms much abused wo(® Ami her death, after akimito: It in the livery bam. f'Slr, I begin to think you are a gentle­ a few short yen™ of married life, left the poet Inbonsolable. To hint she remained man.” "I hope so, sir,” answered Poole; "and I Children's day will lw observed at thb ; ways the dearest and mostlnvely of creplnee Sunday June 12—Mr. and Mrs. C. nt«l bdngs. and her gift scented to him far hoj>e you are the wime." "Nothing of the kind!” exclaimed the HuMcywell went to Califomls last Feb. greater than hb own. with th.- Intention of staying three years, | I W,L' traveling in Italy There were few stranger. "And if you are a gentleman bnt stayed a little over three luonltis, rv- | tourist* in my compartment, nnd all were what business have you here?” He rang the bell, and when tbe waiter turning last week. Sti|»pw« they think as , absorbed in books of revery, until the close do many others that Michigan Is gixol । the long, tiresome day. Then It was entered exclaimed indignantly: "Here’s a gentleman Turn him out!’” enough for theta-John Brown an.l sunt, that the elderly gentleman who had sat by Poole had unwittingly settled himself in Mrs. visiting at Mrs. Cox, Cox, spent spent last last week week visiting al Hope Hope «>' sWe without moving hb eyes from tho •—Several from this place attended the landscape, mode a comment that invited the commercial room of tho hotel.—Youth’s Companion. funeral of Mrs. Ashley at Broward lust conversation. "You are fond of poetry?” he asked, Sunday. She was a sister of the late Rev. The Itaby's Shoes. David Reynolds. She was a lady highly when something in the shifting splendor of the Italian skica evoked from mo a "Talk about a pawnbroker not having esteemed by all who knew her. Byron couplet. any feelings,” said the man us he twirled a "Ob, yes,” I responded. "I love poets little pair of shoes on hb Augers, "why ami poetry.” then did I let that woman have fifty cents Mrs. Collier and Mm. Dr. McLeay visThe old gentleman grew young, nnd on her baby's shoes? I couldn’t sell ’em Red friends in Otsego last week—Harry □ever shall I forget the wonderful thought for ten cents. Look there, and there.” Goss has returned from the' Agricultural and imagery that flowlxl in a continuous Ho showed a broken place in the side of college for a short vacation—11. Holliday stream from his lipa. each little red shoe that-had been worn so "W^jo are your favorite poets?” he asked long they bore the exact shape of the little has returned from Buffalo, N. Y.—James Havens has been sick and unable to attend abruptly. / foot. I named them, and without farther com­ to hb duties as janitor—Ser. nadera visited "Look nc these,”*ho continued, as ho some of our homes last Friday eve and ment quoted my favorite poem, one of took down a bundle from the shelves and their music was highly appreciated—At n Mrs. Browning's. When 1 had flnishesl not ungently opened it. "All the clothes meeting of the citizens of Prairieville it my companion resumed bb post by the her child had. all it ever will have, for it’s was votefl to Join with the Odd Fellows window and did not deign to notice nw dead—more’s the luck for it, poor thing.” In their decoration exercises at this place again. “What did yon let her have on the I was much discomfit®!. Had 1 given clothes?" June 14. Program.—Oration, music, songs, select readings, etc., and a picnic offense? Before reaching onr destination "A quarter; but they are not worthit.” "Only a quarter on the clothes, and fifty dinner in the grove. The G. A. R. post 1 ventured to say: "I suspect, sir, that you do not like Mrs. cents on tho worn on* shoes? Why did Is to lie invited to jolu with them. The you give so much for them?" invitation is cordially extended to all the Browning’s j>oetry.” The dark eyes of the stranger turned pit­ "You tell! I don’t khow, only that the surrounding country to come and join in ifully upon me, and he said: "Madam, that woman worked on my sympathy. Said making it a pleasant day—Jacob Brand­ Metier of Middleville was In town—Mbs sonnet is the sweetest and its singer the the f.-Biiily hadn’t eaten a square meal for Hewitt a returned missionary from most precious gift life bns given me. She a moot a and the children were crying for bread. So I gave her fifty cents for the Mexico, spoke in the M. E. church last was my wife.”—Cor. Christian Union. shoes. I always was just such u softheart­ Sunday morning—M. J. GosS secured the ed fool! Yet there’s folks will tell you services of Mr. Baldwin an artist of Kala­ mazoo and atmut n hundred of tho mem­ Up town there is a phonograph and the ihnt pawnbrokers haven’t any hearts."— bers of the Sunday School gathered al the man who b running it b a hotel owner. Detroit Free Press. M. E. church early Monday morning and He had a caller Tuesday whose "dander” sat forn picture; Mr. Goss lias been Sup't. was up. The room was quite full ot peo­ In the earlier stages of its use vegetable and as he Is soon to leave and cannot take ple and((he caller hod an insane desire to the school with him, thought that the next give bb nian a "piece of hb mind.” He ivory principally known In the shape Iwst thing—The Epworth League at Milo did so. He berated him up hill and down. of ornaments of various kinds. If you united with Prairieville In giving an en­ He didn't leave him, aa he expressed it, in will remember, some year* ago It waa ex­ tertainment last Sunday evening at the M. any kind of shape. AU tbe time the ob­ tensively handled by train men awl street ject of the attack had ou the counter by fakirs, who peddled boskets full of little E. church. bb side the phonograph, in action, only trinkets made from tbe ivory nut. At Otoventale. the caller didn't know it. When he had preaent practically the whole prmluct of the ivory uut goes into buttons^ About two thousand dollars worth of finished, the Lewiston man said: "Arc you done?” One of the peculiar features of the ma­ machinery has just been received nt the "Yes, I am done,” was the reply. terial in relation to buttons is its suscep­ brick yard—George Mosier has moved to "Just ouo moment, ” was Lbe rejoinder. tibility to coloring matter. It* can be col­ Milo, and we need another grocery man— Milton Conyer is clerking for Charles "I want you to hear what you said,” and ored anything that is deaired by the manu­ Judin—The mow hotel will be three stor­ the merciless phonograph was reversed facturers. You will notice that the artis­ ies high—John Conyer has moved his barn nnd tho reeord''pronouncud through tho tic tailor makes use of this to great advan­ tage In his adaptation of buttons to gar­ —There was no preaching at the church machine ao that all could hear It. A blush overspread the caller's face. He ments. In the Scotch tweed softs of light last Sunday, the minbler being called to Ohio, to attend the funeral of two of his listened in wonder and rurprbe. As oaths and mottled texture, or garments of any nndepithet* flowed out of tbe machine, tho color whatever where a solid, button b brothers—The Zeeland Brick Co. will be able to furnish brick In a ehort time for exact reproduction of hbown vituperation, u-ied, one in perfect harmony with the ma­ even as large a job ns our new court bouse he moved away, aud when all was done a terial may be selected. The varieties in and jail. The Co. has ample facilities for man more sheepish and ashamed could not shape .and color arc almost conntleas.—In­ making the best brick In large quantities— lie found. Said be, after a moment’s terview in New York Telegram. The cooper at Delton presented a couple thought, turning to tbe Lewiston man; "I Bay City lost but 912,000 by fire In 1891 of barrels to M. Pennel, Sr. In workman­ have had a valuable lemou. No mail who ship they can’t be beat—Mr. Fennels ami would talk like that in public baa any over 8200,000 lew than that of 1390. wife were called to Kalamazoo last week right to be considered. I want you to pull There is money In a good Are department. that record vpr call it. off fnfm »*•••* ’ tu attend the funeral of one of their grand Hastings Banner . Published Thursdays by The Lelir Seven Octave HASTINGS ANNER. of any paper County. COUNTY NEWS. �TWENTY-ONE DEAD. METHODIST CONFERENCE. RAVAGING FLOODS. Hastings Banner^ The Thursday, May 19. »89’ BEECHAM’S PILLS COOKBROS.. Proprietor*. jOo^ow SICK HEAD­ ACHE, Last Levee in the American * Bottoms Gone. Omaha. .M»r II.—Tb» n>i»rto< lb. oom- miMloa on >“ lb' 1 xn. tdm. <f;> In tb- Mrtbodbb conlwrae. ‘ ...unlnr, Blahop Flujwnia pr—Mlyt FULL MEA8UBE OF HAVOO REACHED A lonB a.bot. mob pine on lb.' 1 wb.thrr a.bop t«l to .pert clow- ^^^“n Aggregete Fat«litle» in Four Varied Disasters. M, kiwg fc time Table. In effet Jan. .i.hqj, Favodle Route between Grind ItaNd. and the east. ' ’ ’^it * *''* * * * •»•< i TEEHIBLE CBA8B 01 THE BIG FOUB. Allo Gltn-U:.. Wueoded-tTreek "■ th- Nevf-lk —d Clark.v.tl.' KwMa«ld«l In tbe ' Ira jit LeJje Lanina Detroit n to 'r-rj. •-L’JLIt b. eim«l co 8und»r, tb. h.UU be‘»« Ci.kcisxaH, Ma/tf-A frightful colli, Edmore | that the fair better not be held K It to riou occurred on the Big Four road near . Htauwn I ALTON, Ill., May 17.-Th* flood* of the opened Sunday. Then tbe . Inula MlMi**l|it>i and Missouri rivers accom­ report wa. twain laktot up and a IM. djr Cleves yesterday, resulttog in the death lr Grand Ledge r U. plished the full measure of their power to batoewned open tb. quertlob: Wbat to of five persons and tbe injury of twelve or fifteen. The regular Sunday accommoda­ T<"G«# Wr-r ■xlr harm Sunday night when the last of tlw the conatltution t tion, which usually laaY« Aurora for Cin­ main levees on the-|wuinMila known as tbo fub Lan* I ite lllnhop* to B'H" Dlstrfets. cinnati at 8:30 a m., started at T:30 ItMrtead, Missouri point and in the American 1 U Grand I^'dEf' OMAtra, May isi-l)' Motbodtot otm- wing to it change In tho schedule which bottoms broke aud was swept away, sub­ Hufllken Sun-id JO .V. went into effect yeaterday. The train con­ merging £0,000 acres of farming land. The lentueo y-lerday wa. pntobtad ojee iBdbury ' Bishop Joyce. Resolutions were Introduced influx ino these low lands stopped the tine sisted of acombinatlon baggagecar,aamokLaKe Odrwsa evident prospect of being Ing car aud three p*~enger coachee. Clarksville of the river for a few hours, but yesterday j and referred, —twith .. tClmdsic ■favorably, rualgniug each morning It was again slowly encroaching ! reported• When near Cleves tbe engineer of the pas­ Alto , to a limited territory for on the banks, with the gunge reaching 1 bbhop ”* • Hm! MeCorl senger engine saw a freight train ap­ a terra rf <our year., exe.pt East Feri* four thirty feet above low-water mark, and a t« Grand Rapid-; tb. HUlor btobop. and aboltoblog tb. limit proaching. but too late to prevent a colli­ A M all railroads, communication with St. o< time now artaeblnK to pastorate. Tbe sion. The freight crew had forgotten !• M. JLouis was abandoned. conetltutlonal ettmmtaalon report "at> ■ex­ about the change in the schedule and eup’IFSUnmd i-elge . plained by Utobop Merrill, who jald that ;*nrtiu>d , the coutereuccact-,. couferencc of 1872 had Later the Chicago and Alton established lne — e7T*2" — ku^lt ’Ar loots glues came together with a terrific crash. .^__JCity LT Boward tmumuniention with St. Louis via the Hahiug lay representation aud making it llsinug iay rcpn»cui«itiw.a SftFive JO«Bd and Fsrhaps More. Venice ferry and lb. main line train, were 1 ------- ------------ ' b.r Uli. this : constitutional, but morertbrow that to overthrow The killed are: W. O. Edwards, freight •• Stanton made up at Venjce. and tbe Jacksonville action would leave the church to a di- engineer, Greensburg, Ind., William iemna. Propositions to legalize tht* ac­ trains ran from this city. The Big Four flyer • Even- day. others week dsvs nah «op tion were submitted and tbe conference Higgs, passenger engineer, Lawrenceburg. od sirnal. ‘ left for Pana at 7M to connect with the Ind.; David Heywood, freight conductor, Parlor cars ou all trains *.■ u Gnj ndjouraed. main line trains which ran to that town Indianapolis; Hiram Bruce, freight firevia the Vandalia and Illinois Central rail­ Omaha, May 11-The Methodist confer­ mau, Greensburg; Phillip Gibbon, bag­ ways. Fifty car-loads of stone and a car­ ence yesterday under tbe chairmanship of gag, master, Lawrenceburg. load of empty sacks were taken out yes-, ruw jc-x.-y-------------- — In jured—John Schroeder, passenger con­ terday morning to Venice for filling, tho ■ Bishop Newman continued the discussion btan. | > crevasse on the Alton, and trains wero of the ■ report of■ tbe ---------constitutional i com­ ductor, and Hollon Terrell, Lawrenceburg; Lb!.-ago. •) LreraadKgulatsthebctaeta. kvnalf ttaqraaU again brought through last evening. mission. Dr. Goucher -peaking for bii C. M. Kitchic. Shelbyville; Tim Keefe, freight brakeman. Lawrenceburg; Ed ItMcae of the Flood-Uonud. pro{»wition to legalize lay representation Guin, Chattanooga; F. O. Connelly; Will Anticipating the worst a mass meeting u it was established by the conference Cromar, passenger brakeman; JJ Hie was called Sunday night by ex-^Inyor Mc' 00 Pike and othw leading citizens, and relief of 1872. Judge l^iwrence, of Ohio, offered a Beading, Aurora. Ind.; Mra. Moreland, .I.bl trait. t»rpicvo committees wero appointed to rescue the resolution declaring that the action ot the North Bend, and little girl; George W. ^A*^ ouragrnu fur further wiiieuhn or conference of 1808, the act of 1M8 and the Hub'.er, Miamisburg, a traveling salesman people of the flooded districts. Three whoeoeetry them vfll find these little pills v*l»> (■KORt.K DrIIaVex. Gen t P*.. r Agl for McCormick Reaper Manufacturing steamers were chartered and sent out iu able la so many ways that l^y will not bo wlfc • Grand lUjods. do without them. But after aUslck head all directions to bring in the tide-bound company. It !■ thought there are more sufferers from tbe second stories, on roofs minable debate was shut off by the pre­ dead bodies In the wreck. of their homes, to this city, where they vious question, and Dr. Goucher’s proposi­ were cared and provided for by public tion wn)» adont<d. The second section of HagXBBTowX, Md., May 16.—Tho fast funds. A great amount of live stock is tbo commission's report was postponed re|>orted drowned, but so far no human to the next general conference on tbe train on the Norfolk and Western railway we sake oar great bout. Oar pills core it while ground that this conference didn’t under­ which leaves here at 12.-«0 a. m.. was ethers donot ____ lives are known to have been lust. stand it. The committee on episcopacy wrecked twelve miles south of here at 1 Many Men Out of Work. All the flouring mills hive been forced reported adversely on the proposition for o'clock yesterday morning by jumping the to snspend, and six of the eight big fac­ new bishop*. track and dashing ipto three loaded tories of the Illinois glass works were freight cars which were standing on a sid­ •hut down yesterday morning, throwing Omaha, May 11—The first important ing. Conductor Hayes was killed instant­ CARTER MEDICINE CO.. New York- ' 1,900 men untof employment.. Tho crops SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE destroyed In fhe flooded district* wero resolution offered In the Methodist con­ ly and twelve pas^ngrrs were seriously In­ Among the injured are: John chiefly wheat and early potatoes tor the ference yesterday was one to' the effect jured. Chicago market. Just below Portage, In that the church must come out more on Hauk, of Lewistown, Pa, badly injured, FOR PROFIT the big bendr, but a quarter of a mile in­ the side of the laborer in his fight with will likely die; J. P. Hank, father of tbe i Mich.) Bp tervenes between the two rivers, and tbe capital. An attempt to paua this out of above, cut about tbe bead; William E»llngcr, of Wort Fairfield, Pa., cut about Missouri is within a foot of the top of the head and body badly lacerated; B. B. L. Endos- stamp for clrcnlar. Addrem. A. A dividing ridge. Should it go over this it mit toe. Un ordained preachers were PAlUriH. Propr. Chancy, of St, James college, and a man would plunge down a seven-foot grade given authority to solemnize mar­ suppowd to.be D. A. Rogers, of Bqehanan, into tbe Mississippi. ■ riage when authorized by secular law; tho J Would Ch«n<« It* Course. Va., badly hurt. 1 The effect would be to change tbe course question whether bishop* shall be per­ mitted to vote at meetings of the Book DEATH IN THE ANACONDA. of the Miuouri and bring the mouth six Concern committee wax sent to the judi­ WHY IS THE A. SCRIBNER. M. D.. miles above instead of eight miles below ciary committee. A resolution that was • Physician and Surgvou, Alton. EYery possible effort is being made applauded was one ordering a report on Delton. Mich. to avert thifflaAt catastrophe, which would the question whether there was not too ‘ Bvttk, Monk, May 1ft.—Saturday a ter­ change the topography of the country and Office tn residence, one block east of depot much “politics” In tbe church elections render useless tbe new Chicago, Burling-­ and how to abate the evil. Memoirs on rible accident happened hi the Anaconda nan? mine. Fourteen men were caught by a m MST 8Hoe ia the wm res ton and Quincy railroad bridge, now in the dead were then read and ordered A. Jt C. IL BARBER cave-ln on the 9«>foot level Fourteen course of construction across the Missouri • Physician.'), nnd Surgeons. printed. At night a reception was given at Bellefontaine bluffs. the frateyual delegates from the A- M. E. Calls In city or county responded to wilt caught by the immense pile of earth and church. BREAKS IN THE LEVEES. promptness, day or nightrock that fell The names of those not yet recovered are aa follows: William Omaha, May 1C.—Thvrt wna no session Hyland. Tim C. Murphy. Qutnn Leary, ILLIAM O, LOWDEN. Ki.'-.- OHLEAfis. May ’.7 —Bonnett Gar­ of the Methodist conference Saturday, Jerry N. Harrington, Seward Stewart-, Lawyer. seven tern cmuhes of the delegate* going Daniel Sheet-an, John B. Sullivan, Frank Office oyer Julias RityfieU's More, State rett It-vee, thirty miles above this city, street, HgMlngs, Mich. Jffokr at 3 o’tlcxk yrsterday morning. to Lincoln by invitation, whrrj they ar­ Aggaxn, unknown. rived nt 11a.m.. were welcomed by the [ Rvery effort wn* «;*•!.- tocluse the break, ____ ibut it w.ui foundinipo--M>lt-,'aul the break mayor, the governor, the church, • the ■ Three were rescued by A. SHELDON. who immediately got to and worked S2.JLB?r, • . Abstract amt Ren! Estate Office. .rapidly widened until it wks 300 feetwide. a* if for their own lire*. rescued are / A "'trxci block. lianlntK*. Money t.» on Ileal Estate Ileal Estate It will flood lake Ponehartmin and tbe pam.o roapvuwr* ncre mane uy mcmoers James Breen, .Michael OlUhm and Rob­ ■oi.l -Xi r rinuostou. General con manclng. rear of this city, drown out the truck ot the conference Later they were driven ' ert Works^ll Mjriously injured. Tbe othes* Hav: •: v (-compete ■>*■: of Abstract Hooks, com­ farms and destroy the oyster beds in Mi»plied f.otn the Record*, ean f"nileh complete ;sissippi sound, and cut off traffic on the throng a the city and vtaited poinis of in- . are believed to be burned put all nwcue, teresi, including Wesleyan university, though by carefnl ami persistent labor all » tract* C. F- DRUOK8. Clerk. ; Mississippi Valley railroad and possibly Yratcnlay the clerical delegate filled their bodim may be reren t red, a* three at ’the Illinois Central. the Meth<xlLt pulpits here, in Connell j them have been a* follows: John NonlI’. DRAKE, M. D.. Another Lc»ee Gives Way. , U>» taUlva of cjeh »-*■ Bluffs and in'South Omaha. At 3 p.m. Htrom, John Smith and lbw unknown. A break occurred in tho Gypsy levee Bishop Newman presided at a Sabbath |F»*K1 NO KI BSTITI TE. t »ffi.-eover Holloway’s drag store. • early yesterday morning and last evening, Union meeting and ten-ininuce addreaaea ‘Office li'inra from 2 to l p. tn. Telephone, eon Brockion, aectlui* wltli rraidenw. at Holloway's druj it wa* 2.10 fret wide nnd twelve deep. The were dellwretl by a number of gentlemen. Leadville. Colo., May 15.— By the •lore water is pouring through at a fearful rate. banding The tracks ot tbe Loui>ville, New Orleans • . ra Z.X.nnooxii, - of a steam-feed -pipe -- ia tbe I\nOMkUk May IT.—Coder tbe rbrtrarat-1 ',O• to death nnd Texas road are aubmerged for miles. Q M. FOWLSR, I) D. S. j nnd two others fatally burned. The men Several large plantations, will be badly ship of Bishop Hunt the— Methodist O. con­ damaged. Rivermen say the break could ference liegnn it* third week of business wero near a huge pumpUM-d to force NOTICE FOR HEARING”) ' l|ri'lS. Office hours S a m. to 6 p. m. not have occurred anywhere with les* water to the surface when the pipe burst, y«t«nl.r. A proportUon to fonually rao„ State of Michigan.Coma? ’■ ’■■■ ■- . . damage. ♦ —- c a cauldron out of the place, parNotlee i« licrebt riven, •!:>! ' I ■ •• ognlze the lay deiegat.on plan provided la boiling tbe unfit, unate nwn. When ,v~ ‘t nwn. When Probate court for ilie Omit' • L. •) r■’“’’J* FCewsfrntn Other Flood Point*. 0M1T11 A COLGKOVE. the discipline, paragraphs 55 to (>5, was finally released thvir faces and band* were the tarnix-elchih day of A -r AO Lawyers. Chicago, May 17.—At Happyville, Ills, six month* from that dale s-'Y laid on the table. A resolution from the a raw and bb eding mas*. Jam-s Murray for crriiltor* to pr*«-td t^e!r • ■ [ • i*150?” (Office In Union block. Hastlnjn.) the Illinois river is four and a half miles Practice is ail the courts of tho state. Woman’s National CounciL at Chicago, dled4din >s’ instantly and F. (J’Brieu and to* estate of iaxrelta A. AnuMr-n'Iaic-hs** wide.aud cover* 75,000acres ot land, half County, deeeawd. awl tbit all cre'li'l’n asking the church to come out iu faror of and A. \\ . Cramer cannot live.' cultivated. No crops will be raised this • deemed<re required to ?r<—tt«-:r \ E. KEN ASTON. torald Probate bmrt; at the!:■;“ year. At St. Louis the river has reached female representation in conferences, was thedty of H^Ungv for cvn'inMLi' sent to committee, a* was n resolution in • Attorney at Lgw, it* crest Much of the low land is sub­ Eluabkth, N. J., May 1ft.—Two Italian* once, on or before the -»U» W.'-’gg® (Over J. 8. Goodvexr A Go.'s store.? merged, nnd hundreds of men ore idle. favor of two lady delegates reported. were buried under tons of earth Saturday next, and that such el»tnw «K- hear-l, "*:ixT Practice.. In all court*of the State. Collections Then the report on episcopacy, declaring <ol«t Court, on Tbur*«tey. th- vh jw J Busincs* i* greatly cml>nrra*»«l. A large /ro.eptly attending to. at£ the Division street crowing ot tbe territory in northern Texas is flooded and that there were enough bishops at thb New Jersey Central railway by the car­ July «Dd .od Thersdsy. the -'*th Ovtooernext, attrn o'clock in hit « cropa ruined. The Missouri Is falling at time, was presented and adopted. It also of those dax*. IL TIMMERMAN. Homeopathic Phy- Kansas City, but there are fear* of an­ recommends that in selecting bishop* ing in of an embankment. Frank Rarello, each Dated April 2fih A. 1» 1\-' one of the men. was taken out dead, and Cha*, w. ahmstnoso. Jud;-* 01;FjoM«-: < • slclaii and Surgeon. other rise, a* mln is falling alongl;be up. color shall not be considered. Giovanni Lombadio, tbe other man, is fa­ (Office over Lathrop's drug store.) per river. William Lottman, a farmer, CAUGHT BREAKING THE LAW. tally injured. was drowned in the Burbots riv«r, in Mis­ * T AW, REAL ESTATE AND COLLECT- souri, near Washington. FRED C. PILLSBURY DEAD. Li isc omcE or WON THE BROOKLYN HANDICAP. PAi.MK!tT<>R «fc Smith, Chicago, May U. -Abram Fell, of1 man a Victim it Diphtheria. Woodland. Mich. Buffalo, N. Y., general freight traffic Mixnkapoum, May Ifi-Frod C. PillnC. S. Palmjcktox, ‘ J. M. Smith, manager of the Delaware, Lackawanna Notary Public, -^Jostlee of tbe Peace. NgW Yom. May 17.-Thlrty thousand aud Western railroad, was Indicted by the bury, one ot the members of thu Pillsburypersons attended the opening of tho Graves­ federal grand jury yesterday on tbe charge Washburn milling syndicate and a wellend coarse yesterday to see tho rich Brook­ of giving discriminating freight rates to known horseman, died early yesterday morning of malignant diphtheria. Mr. lyn handicap nice, and tbe betting was Swift <fc Company, the packers of this city lively all over tbe grounds. The horses Fell I* alleged to have steadily violated Pillsbury was about 38 year* ot age, a sou looked flt to run for a man's life, and the the Interstate commerce law relating to of ex-3|ayor George A. Pillsbury and a starters were: Longstreet, Rmwell, Judge freight rates for over a year, and proof nephew bf cx-Gevcrnor John S. Pillsbury. Morrow, Pcsara, Raceland. Fairview v,pnf"?°k*1<o thu Brand jury that on He wa* born at Concord, N. H., ami came Clarendon, Banquet, Port Chester, Mad- Fell a orders £ai,w.s,iy paid to Swift to Minneapolis in 1872. In 1873 be was ad•tone Kingmaker, and George W. Izjng- & company in rebates through one of their milted a* a member ot tbo milling firm of •trret led at the »tartj and after him cams Mcnt* last year and that nt another period C, A. Pillsbury ft Co., of which he wa* a Fairview. paid to the same agent member at the time of hb death. He reFalrriew Taka* the Lena. whose name is A. R 44 u wn*?».a lMT.interwrt ln Pawing the grand stand Fair view led —----rau Og r-U_ mllUn» but w„ not by five lengUis, and nt the half mile he AU tbe evidence by which It is active In it* management. was ten length* in front and his backers were jubilant, while Judge Morrow was and thb. will lx, ..old.! th. '.Unw THE DEATH RECORD. *L’Iu1*hl?.d- r-V’l." '11-1 rt tb. mil. -raamonlng wlluerara who will auL Uw ITitAXK MomuLt All rat. oil.otlh.bert rtd Huwll too. the leml Prarnu. moment „(M.toU.utr. known ot Poona’, ,„ly ^ttlen.. »t ItoMorrow then began to- move up, and was oria, Hla £°° at l,eKinuin« of the stretch. .I101 In >b. final ,tx- 'rtth'Uter.tato P°“" t«®nth Russell gave it up and Morrow took th. lead. But jn.? here t?™’ promin“" ta-°came on like a bullet and lapped Morrow From here on it was terrific, uml it was an bJfOroCnn°<* Which WOald w,n- But i11-* cunt to cause a break ia rates. T *1™ re*cl»<*> Morrow got W. II. Kellogg, head of a larirc whele- AU draggisu are *ntboruci tbi* hmd In front and won. Pesaara sec­ itive guarantee, a ted n0 knoint, •*lc clothing firm, at Chicago. ond, Russell third and Longstreet the fs the Proprirt^i WuauoTOx, M.J n-Th. u.Unioc„ vorlte, absolutely but. Time of race,2^' btu.ii> Pipe Expiorfou. 7ar CURE urhy ncrt? 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For the expense of in^the are paid fulfillment of contracts wo •v . .°y s commission allowed by tho publisher of the paper la which tbe advertisement appears. If you want to learn all the Ins odd outs of advertising without any cost or trouble, read I Hraraas’ Ijnc regularly, carefully, studiously; issued weekly, S3 a yearIf you wish a complete catalogue of all n<-w>raren% *-n<! 35 for tho Ameri­ can Newspaper Directory. For any further information address GEO. P. ROWELL fir C<>., Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 SPRUCE ST., NEW YONIL MORTGAGE SALK. Dcfigit having been made in tie orHIHmH <»f n <*>rtam iuj nl!w)K i.v Jain-s Endsley and Franuis A- K uLlt-v io Kmnu Bmipviu ^apdJ^T,‘In‘‘; r -V”M-,,o,, «*e.«ded In lbs office of the. R^t«trr of _deel«. for the uwrtfijixrs U» l ay-IJ2: bal.l mortipme was on fheexpr—scoti-IItlhx that If nny inter st shall become >'je jooI remain r.tipUd for slxtr days (hen ixse oriiteitMl *:><! Interest shall forthwith pecvHiv <iue and uhiectaOlr. and defau't having been .iwd- tn 'h* payment «>l Interest dim Novenner Sftb. W9l and u»e *amo having remained unpaid sod in «rmrs for i lie »p.«ce ot sixty days amt upwards, tlio iirbmjpsl sum of four hundred fifty dol’sr- nlth all artcanwes of Inter •st threeon Is now due and payable by the t*rms ot said mort<tee; on which mi.rttfwe there is elalmed to be due nt fhedste of inis notice the sum of lour hundred sixty four dollars and M>100 and no suit <>r uroce*d gs st law havlmbeen instituted ’o recover Hie m<meys secured by said mort/K*. or any part taenrof; Now, therefore, by virtue of tbe power of sate contained In said mortsw. and the statale I* eneh css-made and iwnvfded. notice ta hereby, liven that on itaturdav the »Ui d*v of u ten o’clock In t.ie forenoon, I sluUl rell at public .surtkrn, to the highest- bldder. ar the north front door of lixrrr County Cmirt in th* City of HaaXluire, Mlchljuui. (that beta* the place where the Circuit Court fur Barry Comity h holden'. the premises de­ scribed tn said mortgMp*. or w mtwih thereof M may bo necessary to pay Uie ammmc due on said mort«atce. with seven per c<mr. lutcrwtf, and all lerat cmw. tarether with the nttornry’s fee allowwi by law convenanted for therein, the premises beta* deserltnM In urn inortgnae n> «U Uume reruta lota aud parcel* of und ritaate In th* town«*up of B tlHmure. in th- ,xmnty of Barry and state of MSehlsan, and drecribed as E”3p<yte- Tty soorhsret quaner ot the rod* will* । BUSINESS CARDS. W. L DOUGLAS S3 SHOE H W 1 P L^leseSS Woolley & Eiwpii KIRKS SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. r , (AMON TMSUF •HialtMil, Agreeable, Cleansing, Chappy M1S K C “1U- D D - ■* 801 ““.ohWGrarai-Aitor Thera Ware Forty-Throe Victim*. IfofiLTN. Wad>„ May 1<-Forty-tfarra is U» total of the victims of the ■Forty . talllwlck, xx, In .Ob.ucc0 th; 7’°“™* m*k* “ •» tat In. oac.r.tog.. of Chicago. G' Pakkkii, editor Satorday Evening Garotte, at Boston. M' Vax BruKS’ well-known cWFIn*n’ “ Nyack. X. Y. �Unlike»»Di — YSu No Alkalfes A WEE! Should KnqW -A FACT Itil disturb tbe labor market. Johnathan Blanchard, formerly presi­ dent of Wheaton (lib.) co^ege, Is dead, aged bl. Erskine M. Phelphs, Che well-known Chicagoan, has arrived home from a tour Of tbe world. . .are used in the Miss Maud Gonnfr, a home ruler. Is mak­ ing speeches in France for the frish hottie preparation of Continued mins incretw! the danger rule cause, and will next come to this from fluod* along ^be Ml*xiaaippi. Al­ country. Dan Coughlin, another of tbe men in ready much damage has b.-en <hn:c to stock Mid farm property iu southwestern Joliet prison serving a sentence for tho Cronin munler, is reported m> ill that his Illinois and in 3Us»onrl. •fl reertv ty is doubtful. • The United States Hotel Men’s .-v«ocin­ General Thomas .A. Rowley, a distin­ tion is in sessio.i at Detroit. L A. Mc­ Creary. of the Rus-ell bouse, D.-troit, was guished veteran of the civil war, died at ONE B1VJOYS elected president aud Walter Borne*, Vic­ Pittsburg, aged Si years. Ho rose to be a toria hotel, Chicago, secretary and treas­ brigadier general during the rebellion. which is absolutely pure Both the method and result* when E. N. Deboisaiere,* a wealthy French ­ urer. and soluble. Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant George Dambleton, a dairyman of man, has deeded property valued at $125,­ It ha* wo" i,ian ,Jifee iimet thi rtrenffi^ and refreshing to the taste, and acts Marshalltown, in., was drowned while 000 to the Odd Fellows of Kansas City to of Cocoa mixed with Starch. Arrowroot gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, ernsaing a swollen creek. Hl* body has found au orphans* home. or Sugar, and i* fitr’inore economical. Tbe general executive board K. of L. Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys­ not yet been recovered. A good flow of water has been struck has determined to boycott a Lynn shoe tem effectually, dispels colds, bad,- jfray few ona ee,,t “ eu^in an artesian well at Redfield, S. D., at a manufacturer because he has discharged aches and fevers and cures habitual i* deliciou*, nourishing, and easilt all the unlou men in his employ. depth of IGO feet. y ptPMTEO. ;—|--------The monument to lieutenant General • , “Dr." Cyrus R. Teed, the “Christ" of one constipation. Syrup of Figs is the Sold by Crocora everywhere. A. P. Hill of the Confederacy will be un­ of the new religious bodies located at Chi­ only remedy of its kind ever pro­ cago, has been sued for $100,000 damages duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ veiled near Richmond July 30. by a husband whose wife left him and ceptable to the stomach, prompt in Mr*. II. K. Gannon publicly horse­ went to take up her abode in the Teed whipped Mrs. Frank Quinn nt Davenport, its action and truly beneficial in its household. la., on account of family differences. effects, prepared only from tbe most PKOKATK OKDKP. The United States senate has lost its bt Un nf Michigan, County of Barry—as. Archbishop Elder of Cincinnati says second member this session, tbe death healthy ana agreeable substances, its At a session of tbe Probate Court for thr the Catholic church will not allow the < ounty of Harn-, hidden nt tbe Probate Orth *-. rending of any burial service but its own being announced of Senator Barbour, of many excellent qualities commend it In the City t*f HaMlug*. In said county, on Virginia. He died suddenly—had. not Tuvrtny. the 3rd day of Max. in tnP iu iu cemeteries. This bar* out the been in robust health for some time. He to all nnd have made it the most popular remedy known. yrarimc thousand eight hundrr<|*nd ninety tan. Grand Army ritual. wns 73 years old, born in Culpeper county, Presmt. Charles W. AnnstruitK. Judge u! Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c An unknown horsethief was fnlaily shot Va., and had nerved in the house for three Probate. In the matter nf the estate of F. Eu­ near Iwmcaster, O. The thief wore a Grand sessions, being sent to the senate to suc­ and SI bottles by all leading drug­ gene wales, dreeased. IE CHILDREN'S COUGH CURE Army suit and buttons. ceed Riddlebvrger iu 1889. gists. Any reliable druggist who On reading and filing thn petition, duh veri­ fied. <*l Nettle \Viwi. widow of %«lddeceived . -A' Thurnluy, May 13. may not have it on handwill pro­ piaiinx that adinimstrntloii of *ald estate be Al Tower Bill, six miles east of Pana, cure it promptly for any one who granu-d to tbe |*cllliuuer ur tu some utlu-r A large colony of Mormons is settling in suitable jiefrou Ills., coni has been struck bj- prospectors wishes to try it. Do not accept any Tbervvpiii ii |» c-rdered. that Friday, tbe at a depth of “50 feet. The vein is of the state of Oaxocn, Mex. ■-TUi nay of May. A. D. 1TO2. at ten o'clock The order of Railway Telegraphers are substitute. “JluX^at.falUiiJuU." ' ... „ ( iutlieluceuooubcmulguedfurihehcariiigofsaid excellent quality nnd 7 ft. 4 in. thick. |n session at Chattanooga. IH-iitlon. and that the heirs at law of said drCALIFORNIA FIG 3YRUP CO. At Hillsboro, Illa, a jury found Joseph Ab attempt is being made to form a •erased and all other persomi liiterested In said Jackson of Thomasville guilty of killing SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. i-.-iiHta. are requited io appear at a session of said plate glass trust, which so far gives little LOUISVILLE. Kf. NEW YORK. ff.lQ Court, thci: tu be holdeu &t thr Probate sjffice John Couch last January and fixed his promise of success. in the City of Hastliigs. in said County, and punishment at one year in the peniten­ .V A!l>». show cause, If any there be. why the prayer ot tiary. William Wood and John Fahey, pro­ Hie i>etltli>ii<-r may not be granted. Audit t> Notwithstanding cold weather, tbe con- fessional burglars, have escaped from the Im Hierprderect. that sold pvtlliouer give notice in the |>eisons Interested lu said estate, ot thr ditiun ot wheat is said to have impruvtal ’Wilmington, DeL, jail. IN THE | prudency of said petition and dhn bearing during tile last month. George Godfrey, colored, and Joe Lan- ' t thereof, by causing a copy of tins order to be non fought four rounds at New York. Mr*. Georgia Thomso of Stillwell, HI*,, | published in tbe llw»tliigs HANjrxit. a newspa| orr pi Inted and circulated tn said County of has brought suit for $3,000 damages The contest was won by Godfrey. TIMETABLE. | Harry once In each week for throe successive against the Chicago, Burlington and A committee has been appointed to In effect June M. 1890. weeks previous to said day of lirar.ng. Quincy railroad for cansing the death of memorialize southern state legislatures CilAS. W. AKMSTttOXU. for a pension far Mrs. Jefferson Davis. ii. |» ST.L, Chicago. I (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. her husband but summer. o«i Statlonr A C., B. and Q. locomotive blew up at Cholera Is epidemic at Cabul, the capi­ z-c£ Deadwood, S. D.-, and killed Engineer tal ot Afghanistan. Riuehard, Fireman Wilson and Brake ­ SOKTH. The native government of tbe Leeward Kalamazoo Lv... Islands has given way to a French protect-1 man Nelson. Kaat Cooper A supposed male tramp captured at Rleblana Janet. orate. 'fl 4? £ ................ Judge Timothy IL Rearden, of the su­ Muncie, Ind., turned out to be n woman, CrMMy M0o.... who said she wanted to experience a genu ­ perior court of San Francisco county, Cal., Delton ... I" ine tramp life. 13 Clover).i- , is dead. Mrs. Hannah Cordack was outraged In Shultz ... . R.- Hunter &’ Bro., stock dealers of • fa Rockport, Mo., have failed. Liabilities one ot the “compartmeutM" in an Enlish TIabtixg*.. railway coach by Albert Windle, who was $73,0(K>, aMcta WO.ouo. Inter arrested and jailed. Hon. R. P. Earhart, collector of cus­ Woodland An English tlrru will build a factory for toms nt Portland nnd for eight years sec­ Wnodburv the manufacture of Axminster aud Wil­ I’in 1>. retary of state of Oregon, Is dead. Who ha* vpitvd thto city one day eocb month for the |*n»t year, hvi done ton carpets and rugs at Elizabeth, N. J. Uinsiug.. im>n.-'-xn Iler.: proh-relonnl work and inh|!<*mnredifi1ciill cures and warm Detroit.. Tbe ground has been purchased. .friend* aw< ng invaliu* npd nil with whom Lu lint- had any kind of dcailngs William Hughes, city clerk of New j The New York commissioners who went than any rtfanm r who had ever vt.-lted uur locality. Inured hl* character, like hl* skill. I* licyuud reproach. Richmond, Wis., has ken mysteriously ; to Washington to work for tbe World’s Stations. misaing since Friday L-tsL fair appropriation bill are confident that DURING THE COMING YEAR THE DOCTOR’S Jay Gould i» still at Albuquerque and , tbe measure will be passed by the hpuse. VWt* v. in la- faithfully continued, «nd If life nnd hral:h lx» spared he hope* vuVTH. enjoying the climate so well that he will i Representative Busey, of tho Fifteenth Kalamazoo to nd-l many iintnre tb nf» already very extemdvr Jirt of |*ntlent*. Ar .. stay there us long ns Be can. Illinois district, has declined a renominn- Ka»! Cooper Lv. The l**r twoyear* have largely IncroaMM th* numta r of chronic Invalid*, owing Inrgvlv |o tbe peculiar Influence exvrtcd by tbe IntlucnzaiLa Grippe', John Williams nnd his wife, by agree- ! tion, but his friends an^Aleluging him ■ Itlebland Junct < ------ even tboM wholmvc c*c«pul Hila blighting ucourgv feeling It* peculiar «twith telegrams lagging / him to run. Ho meat, committed suicide at Sr. Ixiuis, bo- i fccta ujx-u their *y»tem*. All *affnr«-r* from catarrh, throat and lung nfMilo wants to retire to look after his business Delton__ Pxib-n* find thcin*c!vc* fulling instred of Improving. unlc«» under the cause they were poverty-stricken. UK.rt «kl!lft;l treatment. Th I* I* alro true of catatrltal e.mdiUon* of the Cloverdale Mr. Blaine modi a m!w>tep nt a garden interests. Aiomach. bowel*, kidney* and bladder, hulred tbe giiindular sj stem and Bbuiu ....... John Coburn, of Antelope Creek, Mont., mucouo iticmbraoea have *uffcred m*»*t. often lending to neuralgia, party at Washington and measured his rbcumutlualfrctlon* and grave brarx dlrturlmnce*. The liver alno. one of length on the ground. He was not severe­ after frequently Insulting Mrs. Drake, a Hastings the meet important organ* of the taxly. ha* not wwijhiI. nnd in loo many respectable married woman, tried to force ly hurt. <aw* h*w> suffered from congc«tton*. enlargement■* and general torpidity. *<eu:>ipitni< *1 by all Its dt*traui!ng train at nymptom*. a* drop»y. con*tipaEnglish newspapers consider the govern­ his way into her house one night when her Woodland tlon ut Um bowel*. p|lc*.*ick headache, vague and nnmcle** ijcprcsrion* uf ment’* agreement to take part in a silver husband was away. She shot him through Wondbunr xplrir*. co«gr»ttan» with coKl band* ana freL alternated with heat of palm* rt« d. L.Jtx. conference an unwise concession to the ' the body with a rifle and he died in an Lansing nnd m*Ic» Of tret, coated tongue, foul breath, aching brad, back and limb*, 9 15 ..................... hour. ____________________ thick ami high colored urine. cn>«. Irritable temper, and general "blue free coinage advocates. Detroit................ ;... devil*.” The accompanying eut* happily Illustrate the foregoing ill»«*a*cd Seven thousand members of the Missouri LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. •stop* on signal only. condition* in part, allot which Dr. Humphrey treat*and cure* where pa­ t No*. 5 anae will not carry passengers nnleM A. O. U. W. paraded at St. Louis in cele­ tient* will faithfully follow Inslrucihms, without which the rick cannot provided with freight train permit*. bration of the seventeenth anniversary of Chicago. ^’nnll'uhlcurc d!s«t«cd conditions Dr. Humphrey uigrs the afflicted to Freight trains will be run at the convenience the order in that state. ef the company, who reserve tbe right to change .Chicago, May 19. bring n Fiimple of urine fi*r riir.ic analysis. Till* sljuuld be the flrxt pusoed Following were the qnotntiun* on tho board the time of such trains without notice. nn rising, and put in an at><*otute|v clean bottle. k«*i»t cool nud brought the The Waukesha light has been trans­ F. Bush. Gen’l Manager. ratm day 1 aud at least fotiFounco* In quant.ty. ferred to the courts, the village board bar- | of trade to daya \V heat — Mar. opened a C.Pottxr. GenT P. & T. Act.' ■ ;~w ptehivoy no cum * taken without a |a-r*.mui examination. June, opened slj^c, cloaed ing enjoined the Hygeia Springs company . MMie. clioed 8 Fie; July, opened 81c, closed Corn— — « '■ • ' ■■ ......................................... ’1 from piping water out of town. May, opened 47c. du*ed Op; June, opened I CuXaVMPtlOff CVH1D.-1 v.as rapidly fulling Into the I bad suffered fur v«rs with acriuu- <k*fnc#s Jrotn July. openTd 4214c. rioted I Three men were killed, one mortally nnd 43c. closed grasp of that fell destroyer, consumption, given- up by catarrh. Dr. Humphrey cured m/. .. . . . ■•hy-sictiine nnd friends, aould Just poke at*out unable to ri<*«129Hc: MORTGAGE BALE. seven severely injured by tbo explosion 43c. Oats—May. ojMjned Klv. Ira HyCAHD. Hillsdale. Mich. d» anything <>f account. Uavv two entirely cund by Dr. June, opvne I »Mc. riooed 2 He; July opened ■ IMjuiU having been made In ttte conditions of a battery of boilers at Midland, Mich. ’-rey. „ ,, , »Hc. cloMsd 244cPork-May. opened $«.iU. of» certain mortgage made by Fred Hl Whita I was so deaf for years that I-could only hour when Holman 9. HumpM ' Lewis Johnson, a Kansas City burglar, closed t».87M: July, im JkxxIe Fit tXKLts, Mason. Mich. opened 49.8», closed ney and Frank G. Whitney to Manly A. Bold­ yelled at. Dr. Holman 8Humphrey ha* cured me en.._ ,.. >>. ..J.r...•■> rMinh bad a unique scheme. He threw a stone J9.72hi; ---------1— -------. • 1 win -----------p. 1*30.and reeorded dared-*Februsn I Srj'tember. opened.. .... W.A5. closed pAHALTSiaCURkb.—Our little sun was pnralyxed. had through the window of the bouse he $3.W>. Lari-May. opoacd $4.1714 closed $dJM, In tbe office of the warted to a akcleton. «u* a great sufferer from catarrh. of Barry and------ ----- ,— wanted to rub, aud if that roused no one j Live Block: Prices at the Union Stock yards County For nineteen tong years I suffered thn ndtcrv aud an­ rheumatiMn and obstinate ronMipntlnn. Wo took him to 3Mb day of February A.* D 1890 in liber Mof noys net* of serious deafnns from catarrh <>f throat ano Dr. Htilinan R. Humphrey nt tin* botei In Hmm-u about he concluded it a safe thing. today rauued as follows; Hogs—Market inortgaces. on page 15» and said mortgage was tn'.ddli: car. Was completely cured by Dr. Ilumphrey. npe rear ngnnnd In a tew mouth* he was well and entire­ fairly a-Uve aud prices 5j»liie lower; on thvjorh dnv of February, two; assigned to The Common Carriage Bolt and Nut as( Amos KkNDALL. Hill-tale. Michly over his paralyzed and tie rly helpless condition.('harlesT. Gorham which said a&sgnment wa* social ion, which represents all tht car-, ■alee ran.ed a 83.73Q4.65 i-igs, Frank ta Hotxtom. Eden, Ingham (<>.. Mlcli. 4.70 light. 54.2024.i0 rou.h packing. 81.3.<4 duly recorded, on winch mofflag’ there 1* riage bolt concerns with two exceptions in . 4.05 mixed, $4.4" 1^4.70 heavy packing and ship­ claimedYo be due at the date of ibis natfro the i iniinuiui HIUIK-IUI. Ml. nowr*"'.■ • • Ik-himg roirplete. Qua L. Phase. North Aduin-. Mienthe country, has decided to reduce the plug lots sum of two hundred thirty dollar*; and thirtytorture with ulceration of the stomach to such nn extent three cents, and an attorney's fee of twenty-five price of its product 5 per cent. Una ] vomited up every night whnt I bad eaten uunng Cattle—Market slow and prices steady; dollar* provided for to said mortgage and no i wai* truuuiCTi lur jvwirunning from ono esr. Was completely cured l(y Dr. the day. 1 tried every where for relief, even going to De­ It is the talk in New York that Mrs. quotations ranged at $4.23.1,1.73 choice to ex­ suit nr proceedings at law having been Insti­ troit. but got no relict until < put my case In the hnnds of Humphrey . .. . Frank Leslie, who is the wife of a man tra shipping steers, $3.9*04.25 good to choice tuted to recover the money? secured by said Dr. Holman S. Humphrey, who euro! me entirely in a Hrv. F, w. lUrfjtr-Joxg*, Muskegon. Mbb. mortgage, or any Part thereof; nnmtd Wilde, bos taken her protege to ‘ do. $15 il4.U0 fair to pmmI }3M>aa7u common few month*. Mlt*. M- I . CuoMwr.i.t., Uoriug. Mich. Now. therefore, ny virtue of the power of sale j I had been very han! of bearing for many years. "’a» England to inform his mother that if be , coutai-ed In Mid mortgage, and the statute in DrsTKKitrtMC Catarrhal BnnxcniTfs 4tra SPkrrpra entirely cured by Dr. Holman &.Humphrj*r doesn’t earn his own living be can’t be ’ $2JJJjia3J Mockers. $22»©3.7j Texas sreers, such crje made and provt«ted. uotlre 1« hereby of IIlooii CURKu. -For fourteen years 1 had been torlur$J. tOfcl'Ai feeders, $12 ®J.»a>ws, $2.50 bulls Siven that on Saturday the 2nd ;day of July, K. C. Camphi:l»> Hil.'-utalc. Mich. erf with a cu'mb which wm< ofiett revere m to vomit the fair Frank’s husband. aud S2.UVU4.75 veal calves. D. 1892. ut ten o'clock in Hie forenoon. I shall I was nlin<«*t blind for yearn. My t w twtoted «> die. nnd at one time I almost I ted to death. 1 also had ja She.’p — Market moderatsly active aud sell at public auction, t<* the higbdgt blddair. at. very revere catarrh of thu stomach nnd bowels, Ur. moiSaturday, Stay 14. me by Dr. Holman H. Humphrey. pric.-s firmer: quotations tanged al $5J»bjJil.lO the north front door of tbe court bouse In tho. Mits. MoluCT. North Adams. Mich.. ““ ’• “u“ld,TO “"''S';. H. Ilrxr. Elijah Cheavcra. who murdered Dep­ wm'.&im. $l..*»itfli2U natives, a-»<|' $3.73<&7.a) city of Ha«tlng». Michigan, ithat being the olaoe , where circuit court for Barry ctainty is hoM-. uty Sheriff Culpeper,was hanged al Wash­ lambs; i ho.-n loti, rJ0Q,7i per 1'0 lbs Wow the en). thetbe premises described Id said mortgage.or . Ingtun, the execution giving genera! sat­ quotations given above. so much thereof as may be nec*-sary to pay the . on by Dr. Humphrey und niy^lght wj* went to Dr. Itolmnii 8. Humphrey in-nrly a year ago I amount due on said mortgage, with seven per . isfaction to all concerned, except Chenver* had no kli-n of exiting help, but went simply to please my flne croanierioA. 19c; dairies, fancy fresh, Me; cent, interest, and all legal costa, together irtenite.- 1 could searcidy sum or Like n moment s comhimself. withan attorney’s fee of twenty-five dollars I wa* totally blind for twenty four .v«nt* wi.h Mtule fort'for contracted pin -ic.il und >'ientnl suffer I ng. At The Wollaston foundry’ nt Quincy, 1 No. 1 dairies, Vx*aXttc; packing stock, fre«h. 10c. covenantwf for therein, tbo premise* being rntatact. Dr. Holman 8. Humphrey remund rae ratar- t'mes I thought I should to**’my ri.iid: all *«>• t.arkneas descried In said mortgage as td|; that parcel Mass., was burned. Loss, $70,000; insur­ Egg—Fresh. 1444c per dox. Live Poultry­ and gloom Dr. Hoimuu B Humphrey cured tx.e entirely, act* and gnve tueguod right. . u-iChi kens 12c (>er dux; rooat Jra, Oc; duck*, 1"© of land known as Beards point befweeo Beards' tvn V.ittTii Ri<n < is r<-. »»IS. ance. WD.OOO. nnd I recommend him to nil al'ilcu-l. ISC; turkeys, choice hens, 14c- young turns, 12c; Core and Gun Luke lying east ut, the section .......... Mir.i. up r<*. Ahn t Office. Some boys nt Philadelphia played old goblers. 10©llc; crese. $MAX&3 (W per dos. line which runs north and south between sec­ I nn<i iKiit-rwi ior years wnn u ro-w-'« •• •. “lynching” and Evan Hamilton was cut Potatoes—Hebrona, 53i£4<'cpcr bn.; Burbanks, tions no. thirty-two and no. thirty-three ol ular disease of the heart. Hu’n»wFeMr?’**^L*'*.£ Yankee Spring* Indudlttg mil width of said down just in time to stive his life. rwre I haV»breit slowly breaklr.iritown and tin* -*ih of Point and running southeast or thereabout* to hM May my lygslx'inm to swell and became re Innn In a John L. Bretx, of Dubois county, has the center of the narrow* of said Feint near the • I was fully in the clutches of numb palsy. Dr. Humph­ Ttew madiL.potatix«. f&aj&'J. •) per brL Apples— main laud. dsy.* tb 't ti"'ankles wm1 Inrg'T than the thigh*. I been nominated for congress by tho Demo ­ Jrus rompletvlv laid un. Dr. Humphrey has so complete। Common, $2.33 per brL; itkmL *10)^125; rey cured me cumpHrtr; H,3dRl0. Mich ClIAKLKH T. GOKHAX crats of the Second Indiana district. t, cur-.... .>... i n.1 Mlch. ! fancy. $3 .X Strawlxsrries—Tcune see. poor to Assignee of Mortgagee. . Bank clearings at GT cities for the week An examining lx»rd of medical men at ended May 12 aggregated $ 1,231.3)7.204, of fancy. S2.OJjJJ.3J por? twenty-four quart case. examined me and pronounced me to t*c suffering,iron Catamiih or Stomach. Bowki_*. Kiuxkjs* diabetes and that I only had about a yi-ar Ih.*• ‘*r which New York reported $735,711,179. . w-.......... 1 K-... t.rM-n nn nvu d mill for ttlC Or. Humpbr.,-. n«<l rear or *“• a uraii sui*«-rv« । iw... ...» Tbe governor of New York has com­ • ion and chronic catarrh tbruiigbout. I was so obstinatemuted the death sentence of one Fanning, Wheat—Na S red winter cash. 96c; June, ir Sau»tip«ted lhat l got no action without drug* of some OX ALUttiA CVRBD.—For the MM ’ who murdered his mistress, to imprison­ 8Rtrr; July. U)c; August. b-%c. Corn—No. • kind, only me kina. which >• uicu ui »j imide matters worse. t,l****» w”nt t > Dr. fered severely with extreme, deprre-im' [ ietit'*. H ‘ nrr**u» mixed ca^h. 53^c; May. 52^c: June, a>;4-. talltoia Holman HvitnnnS B Humphrey, and now nowlI ani aniai a* sadf* new. .pment for life. system. Iow*plrit». despondency.»»« of *pii*tife. ItunnM ..... *y»u-m. .. ... 1 I ..... K..w>.la HMrtil.tr :ind I am Oil Oato-Na » mixed cosh. 34«©34«c; May, ••uergy am! general run-down «m<JlttoO of the A Boston syndicate will spend $1,000,000 34|<c; Juua, 34H’- Rye—Lean activity nnd had spent much time umI money tryii|g 'to trtt we». and developing the Bear Gulch group of tin steady; lor car lot*. Bar.ey-Negwa. f&Ily curM by VX^rtvilk*. M-vh. mines Iu the Black hills eighteen miles lected. (Perk-Steady; new mesa J1L0U. Lard—Quiet: July. W.W; August, $9.04. from Deadwood. 1 w a dreadful rnu'ual Janies C. Lavelle, the Daviess county, UwwUL 1 have been entlrdy cured Newark. O. Ind., court house burner, has arrived at the penitentiary at Jeffersonville ou an lbs; bulls and dry earn, $1.4i><j3.4U. Sheep eight years' visit. and Uinbtt—Sheop an 1 >reu-Ungs flrm ami hfa Wa* cured by Dr. Humphrey/lx years pt.rf.nsux. Two hundred settlers u. in Michigan, u.jdis- per lb rnguer: xwu uuuuicu higuer: auuiunrn aouthsrn umuA Umbs, auu dull an;l ant easier: e*sler: work ever Mont.y Ow>er jm-srlHe P ■». Jr.^nite. Wte appointed in the outlook, will go to Mpni-! unshorn »h .•«!>. HUu&T.l) per 1U0 lbs; clipped |TAKt toba tinder the care of n Dominion itnml- shicp, 53.is<&3.7j; clippjd yearlings, S»; s74 I measured 49 Inches arnimd my te'D J ’wn gratlon agent. I ©T-MM; unshorn do, $7.»»i southern lamia* mor. Was taken to Prof. I.udtani. < •g-’.J«J«» gj^ruwth withSoldln.’ Home wtl..' for me. Dr. Humphrey •Hermitage," Andrew Jtieksoa's place at i out the u*eof anything but Jj A,|vnv Sxrito. Janesville. WIs. Nashville, has been opened. Il Las ac- ! commodntions for B5 men. , Cattle—One hmid red and thirty loads mj rturn with Margaret Gillon, year* old.wns pickni sain; market steady; extra steers. For tho pant throe y^ri 1 h*v« years been ■mrrh of tho .ii'tr.nothin catnrruui «<■ bowel* aol rectum. - - ,, 1 up by the New York police pitiably drunk 04.41; medium butchers. <L63 h.Oi; waL-, an Invalid from tomato troobto_im‘.u >r< ni ter a aud in tatters. On her person, however, |L.fi 43.-5. Shop and laimbe—Eighty lea ■» of the bowels’, but mnmure I to ke *i» ■' .r-NUy that wns found bank books representing i'J,IUJ on »U?;saLc; market stJ.iag: rhoio* ti fan y fiuhtou. but for tho past s?v tr»l •»' cllppjd sheep. $Ut^i.Uh chnta« to lauvy •ch* ago 1 in savlugsu lam->*. $d.7iYD7. c. lln.«-St.oaty-flre Inada William Astor left between WO.OOd.dOO on ►*.«:’market steady; heavy xra Irs. $Lbl»,4 hmf glvon up all hope of ov -eg J - ‘ , iny> together. Mr <1 >ot *ri ,ct: > o. _ .no and $40,001 >,IKK), moat uf it to bl* son, John 4A>: good to la st Yuri era. £t.*'U&Lr& go„d to *f my ever recovering. J ! ’1,‘ ‘ ‘ ; .... Jacob. There are many lx-que*tw to chari­ Lwtpigs, JLQn*tl5. with tong pieces ot min »rn* *• ’n, ‘ । iii'f gallon ties and to church inatiltkiiutta, amounting I Detroit. ' •ome days during lha i <r<*ntv-r-»,r 11J Winn i w<ii of stuff that looked like m.' ln« I ’« * - - , .* to over $230,000. I Detroit. May 14. finally taken to see the d row*«» ’'h! *a|r™ A move ia on foot at Berlin to hold a 1 Wbeata-No. 2 red cash and May. M^c; Joly up stairs and had to ‘"‘"‘J *nA^.B ddnr my uwn w...-., thatdv«»d*mnowkreulnzbmi»®^‘J^ u\nd forward World’s fair in that city. There is much BtJec; Na 1 white c*»h. Corn—Na 8 opposition to thu scheme among the con- ' ca*h, 49c. date—Na 2 cash, UlMc. Other Chemicals ThatTaiubahk’&Co. Of Chicago MakeaSoAP r Baker Wd T/VhichHas Ko ^cival. StaNDA.ro Quality Bright John W. Breckinridge, son ot John C. Breckinridge, died nt Mercwl, Cal. John C. Greek Inridge was Bucliannan’u vice president. The murderers4}f the Bulgarian diplo­ matic ngvnt to Turkey, Dr. Vulkavitch, have bevn* eontL-xuued to death at Conktautlnople. Breakfast Cocoa, W. Baker & Co.. Dorchestor, Mass. aSBOCU) BE Di E3EBY HOUSEHOLD g S «■* °’.Xk<J£5- '.-L" S SHOKE ED. POWER J’ NO. 35 AVgiiiganCentral always the sahe JEB ALWAYS THE BEST 5<L C1Q/1R Chicago, Kalaaaioc i Sagiuv Office at FORD’S HOTEL, TUESDAY, MAY. 24. One day only. A YEAR OF UNRIVALLED SUCCESS! Dr. Holman S. Humphrey, t ’Jui- i w I bt ’1 ■ DO YOU Couch Dont delay hemps BALSAM &!£l, k , .at k iSf ML * �PHORATE ORDER Hastings Banner Thurad»y. M»y 19. 1S92 . carpet dealer. It will be to your advantage io gH prices on millinery, especially dowers, tor tbe next 30 days at tbe Racket AVOCST 14. »879.______ _— I over 350 dollars worth of fioww on 'hmfd, bought for 37ccwta <m the dollar. Why can’t we undersoil all competitors at the Racket ?>»• SMrrH' You are invited to take a look at the A Convention Mor,“ v” LT ta aliinaw lncb.de a .liter plan* In the book , cases, rockers, chairs, easels ami at McCoy’s. * Too will find what HaUonn npon which Ibej propcae to .end pictures , r ___ . .<____ tr . .<m>v in tbelr pre.ldentl.1 elector, before the pen- : “Z ret. tbe democrat, ot Mlebbtnn this line. * Mrs. Yale, assisted by her targe data tu bare Written themselves down a set of ar- vocal music, will give a musical tn baton wt cowards White all the democrats hall, Wednesday evening. June 1st- This and all the republicans in their conventions will be one of tbe most interesting and enthroughout the country are declaring one .joyable entertainments of tbe season. way or the other, with full courage In their Admission 25 cents. We received too late for this issue a very eonvictions and full confidence In their In­ interesting letter from Mrs. Striker, who is formation or lack of It. tho democrats of in Omaha attending the gtmemkoaference Michigan stand like bumps on a fog when of the M. E. church. regret that we the-lmportant question of the currency is cannorgive It a place this week, but will do so In our next suggested. Hypnotized by the presence Among the many pleasing attractions at of Grover Cleveland as a presidential can­ the Kertutas recently given here, the ren­ didate, their senses stolen away by a blind dition of Little Lord Fauntleroy by Blanche devotion to the man rather I han the things Barnes, was especially charming,—her be stands for, tbelr time and attention graceful, easy manner, her complete selfposwskai. with her sweet, young voice, -wholly consumed in following the wild formed a beautiful picture of childish hurrahing of the leaders, tbe democracy of grace aud lovoltaess. Michigan has taken no time to consider At tbe meeting of the Grand .Rapids where it stanch 6h the currency question District Woman’s Home Missionary society where every other western state hM had ot tbe M. K. church held in Grand Rapids Its say, either directly or ambiguously, as la-t-week, Mrs. Daniel Striker was elected president and Mrs. E. Y. Bogle was its convention happened to be endowed eKted Recording Secretary. Good re­ with bouesty or hypocrisy. ports were received from each auxiliary Such. then. Is the fascination bf the can­ one new one having been organized. Tbe didate that has been forced upon them, meeting was of great intereat throughout. EDITORIAL notes. that though candidates are supposed to be the representatives of morementa and of issues, the democracy of Michigan, for fear of offense to the candidate par excellence of the period, lias held Its peace on tho currency question. Rather than injure tbe chances ot one who bos taken the unpopu­ lar side of Ute issue, the people, through tbeir representatives in the democratic convention have held their peace about what they consider to be the issue of the time; and so far has the cowardice and the hypocrisy gone that when democrats less given to idolatry than the rest call atten­ tion to the omission they are met with the derision of those politicians whose only platform Is the old candidate and tlte old job. How can the people who are *80 for­ getful of their own interests expect those whom they put Into place to bb‘ mindful of -their charges when those from whom they derive’power are not faithful to tbemwlves? It ia a fair presumption Mutt tbe majority of the democrats of Mlchl|tan are favorable to free silver. The flatty Itself is on rec­ Following are the towns entitled to re­ ceive fine money for the support of school libraries. The apportionment will* be made later, and will be based on the numbet of children of school age: .338 ‘•^S’S.U.iuror KAssyria.' .375 Baltimore .3)4 Barry .487 Carlton 769 CastletonJ .830 Hastings City......’. .494 scribed. j. Ar.fared. that Thunday the Irving Tbereupoo H » ten o'clock tn , 402 Maple Grove............. ;............... .259 Orangeville; .291 Rutland Yankee Springs The school board has elected Miss Eddy, a graduate of tbe class of ’92 of the State Normal school, to take the positson of second assistant iu the high school. Prof. Bailey, of Vanderbilt, Mich., a gentleman whose training a,t Olivet college and whoso experience as a teacher would seem to thoroughly qualify him for the position, wav elected principal. Emu pannom was elected janitor at the centra! schools. Mrs. White at tbe first ward and Mrs. Kress at the second ward school. Miss Mauue Stebbins was elected librarian. Following Is the apportionment of pri­ mary school money for the various town­ , ships or the county and of this city: } Amouot Township Children - ---------9319 84 . Assyria 388 355 00 ; Baltimore 375 313 51 i Barry 8H ’ 331 18 <Carlton487 522 93 <Caslieten789 2W 5« Hastings Township392 564 40 Hastings City8W 283 88 Hope418 335 92 IrviDg494 240 84 ■Johnstown363 ■373 36 Maple Grove402 178 13 Orangeville259 215 50 ■Prainevlile317 197 88 Rutland291 Thoma pple455 337 18 Woodland498 188 88 Yankee Springs*.277 .7,178 Our readers will remember how gliblyr democratic orators talked about the repub­lican congress of 1889-90 “as the billion। dollar congress.” How the changes were, ' rung on those four words. And now the! democratic "re form" congress is tn sessioni *t Washington. This is Its first session., It Is not yet through with the first ses-. Yet this democratic "reform'' body' has already appropriated more money byr •60,000,000 than the republican congress। of two yean ago did at its first session. ; And this democratic body has but, barely made a beginning in its noble work of re­• tain. Tbe whole story will |>e completedj mt the next session of congress, when It will be foand ^that this body will have 1 ••auen" tbe republican congress of two i years ago, and gone them 8100,000,000i siou. Additional Loc^l News. Hate trUaxaed to suit or no sale at the LF. shoe. Warranted not to rip. Only a few pairs at $1.50ones at $2.00- aiffl-s5 Be:ter And still better, The Rindge Bertsch & Co’s. Oil Grain or Police in Congress or Sul. al Mldilw.Sr’J’XSmS?' fi» “• Bals at $2.50. at IM.UUOI WOOLLET«& W*u- ad“.?uS: 84,049 04 The Epworth League of tlie Methodist church was organized May 15, 1889 in Cleveland, Ohio. It has grown wonder­ fully. Lost Sunday. May 15, was the third anniversary of ita organization. The anniversary could not be celebrated last Sunday by the Epworth league In this city on account of quarterly meeting. The * copy of thin ordertobepubnsbedinthe iiMcelebration will be next Sunday at the tlngi ’danxkm.» morning service. The meeting will be lUed In said County of ltarr>- «**•“ ,*?£“ conducted by the president of the league week for Hire- succeealve weeks previous to dw or w and reports will be given by the officers. ciiAUi-— judge of Probate. Tho pastor will preach nt the Presby­ (A true copy ) terian church next Sunday. His evening ----------------- FhOBAT^ UKDSB --------------------topic will be “Eye Openers.” State of Miehlgan. County ef Bany-ee. The Y. P. S. C. E. meets at tixe Presby­ terian church next Sunday evening at 8:30 and will be led by Ora McClintock. Saturday as one of Ans Maynard’s dray teams was being driven along wpst Main street, the driver tapped one of the. horses The Home Missionary society will meet with a whip. He gave a sudden lunge forward throwing the tongue of the dray at the home of Mrs. M. H. Hicks, Wednes­ Everybody In­ against the other horse, breaking his hind day the 35th at 3 o’clock. leg. He had to be <»hoL Monday Aim vited. bought a new horse to take tire place of The C. .L. S. C. will meet with Mrs. M. the one that had ta-en killed. While this Bailey Saturday May 21st with the follow­ team was standing at tbe freight depot, the ing program: horses became scared at something nnd Quotations from German authors. started oa a dead ruu. They collided with Classic German Course-Chapter 5, Mra. a telephone pole near Earl. Brown's resi­ Nornum Bailey. dence In tbe Second ward, and bruised Chapter 0, Mrs. Geer. themselves a little, fortunately escaping Southern Confederacy (aynqpslsj Mr*. any serious damage. Hicks. . The North in the War (synopsis) Mrs. A Michigan Association haa beetBformed in Minneapolis composed of former resi­ Holloway. ord as favoring It. Two years ago it had U. 8. Patent Office, Will Cook. dents of this state, for the pur]>ose of wel­ Only words of condemnation for those re­ coming all visitor* from Michigan to the Critic, Mrs. Colgrove. publicans who prevented the restoration of National Republican convention. This in­ Byron Bamutu, of Nashville, owns a silver. The platform of two yagfs ago vitation is a personal one to every .citizen zneanij to-day that John Logan /.’hlpoian of Michigan, aud all are welcome, and cor­ •bicycle. Recently he rode to Vermont­ dially invited'to make themselves at home ville.. In returning home he reached a and Byron G. Stout have been equally un­ al the headquarters of this association, terrific buret of speed. At this point a faithful. and in sheer cowardice of con­ which will beat rooms 219. 320. 221 and cow entered the race. Byron had his eye cerning tbeir own representatives the dem­ 222 second floor ot Boston block, which, is ■on the eow, and didn’t notice a atone pile one of the best known bulk!Ings in the city. in front of him. He walked the rest of ocrats stand In fear and. trembling before At the iteadqtiarter* will be a complete the way home. an issue that is as pressing as the tariff nnd roster of all Michigan people, so that any­ John Bell and sons, of Nashville, have a deal more feasible at the present stage of one from this state may be easily found. purchased the machinery of the Bell Furtbe game. Such are the exigencies of poli- All mall and telegraphic dispatches may uiture Jb Novelty company and will 4 be rent to headquarters, from which they tluue tbe business. will bequickiy delivered. Also a complete ought to be brave and morally dishonest file of Michigan pnj>era will be kept on deaden out of them that should be exam* hand. Following are the real estate transfers pie* of moral fortitude. Saturday a party of Hastings young men for the two] weeks ending May 10,1892, as Tbe democrats of Michigan will have went to Gun take, and that evening ob­ taken from tbe books in the register’ .--office: served a bpat on the lake with tbe usual later opportunities to declare for free sil­ light wjacli showed the parties therein Maple Grove 8KXJO ver. Tbe farmers apd workers owe It to were Spearing. Thinking to have some Isaac Good to Ell Cline 20 ac sec 23 Wood­ land <750 themselves to Insist that the declaration sport, the Huntings boys rowed quietly out Hubert Cook to Jud«on I. Cook 20 ac sec 15 shall be made and made In no ambiguous to a point near the spearing party. When Tburoapple 4SJO Chaaoey Genuan to Horace German W ac sec near the latter, the boys began to be terms; and when it is made It will stamp 33 TUoraaijple 83300 having a loud conversation with oomeoffle■hg * - ->lter to-8*aiue’ AU«»» sec 18 Thorntbe Muskegon convention as a gathering lais on shore, who was exhorted to ‘ have of moral cowards.—Evening News. ' the hand-cuffs ready.” It Is said to have Caatleloa beeb a picnic to have watched the law­ Lymaji Hardenburg to W S Power* *c sec Squawbuck reform and economy Is now breakers. They tried to blow out the gaso­ hi Ass} rin S30M tot 7 line light Falling In this, they doused It Clowm4ata,8tOOUrJ 10 Miroo showing up like the blooming daisy it is. krihmaroo davlnga Bank Co Reber, and Thoa into the water, and then rowed madly to­ Our readers will remember with how great ward shore, hotly pursued by the Hastings Mmvbv <0 ac sec 14 Orangeville ««;& Meirin LCovlt to Jobn C Barber pareel Wood­ a flourish of trumpets the squawbucks contingent The spearing-party finally land S!-"> heralded the fact that the state tax for touched shore, grabbed their spears, and Ellen Nesbitt to James M Sm’Jli tote 7 and 31 took to their heels. The pursuers came Morgan »73 T 1891 was less.than that for tbe year 1889. up to the boat soon after, and cooly took' rlHe^WIUP* Le°U TXb,° C° pa,Cel NMb’ This was.to contrast squawbuck with re­ about 80 fine fish which the other fellows PG FhbertoJ and A K Jun marer fri quarter aecllon 22 Prairieville ficoo 4 publican economy. That pretense was had left The Boot and Shoe Recorder of Boston. rlevnie s^!‘m“arer U Cha" StorT ,uu'-’el PnU' shown to be a sham, as the decrease was j, E- K“71 “ ■" “ "a due solely to Um fact that congress hud re­ Mass., the leading trade journal of the country In the boot and shoe line, contain­ turned to our -state nearly 8500.000, the Itobt Barry to A C Barn' so ac zee 25 Woodland ed a fine write up of tbe Hastings Woo! 92M0 direct tax levied during the war. which Boot Co. giving a cut of tbe factory togeth­ ,jeatx 40 ac aee 37 Rutlessened tbe state tax by that amount er with fine photo engravings of Chester lano eivxi John Lenta to A J Chase parrel city 81 Jto But It is perfectly-fair to conpare this year Messer, president; John Pendergast, mana­ ger; and Shirley Smith, cashier of the Inwith 1890; as in neither year was a legisla­ stitutlon. Among other things It says: 7 Carium'awo710 Lydl* B°ltera ct Mt 10010 ture In session. Making that comparison “Hastings has the largest and most com­ rivn’‘SchW1,rz 10 R A 8hu,e M «o Woddtand shows that the tax ot 1800. under republi­. plele wool bool factory in the world, and Phillipa to Allee LGrobe parcel NaahvUto can admlntatratiau. was 8155,000 less than is producing one-half of all tbe wool boots made in the world, it has the only blind­ lan/tSoO* to J 11 »20 acseassltattbe state tax to be levied thia year. Truly, ing ever designed, constructed aud equip­ great is squawbuck economy and reform. It is that kind of economy which provesi most expensive, not only because more, wasteful, but because It coats more In1 hard dollars. AH Double sole oil grain Congress .5,138 ToMd Totals. FOR 150 CENTS. “ ONE bOLLdR ® J F Chapman to A J Chase parcel city (2300 ped especially for this branch of manufacture and can therefore produce wool boots at an advantage over any other institution. No Kame and residence Tbe article is a well written one, and records the prosperity ami growth of an In­ G7- J*0*®* Underhill. Barry. ....... ■ dustry of whlclr-Hastiugs' may well be proud. _ ’ ’J1'!’* M„RoFn. City. " - A?drY<* C*ritoo. A letter from Eugene Davenport to Mr. £Sn’SmB p*y.'Cariton. CbM Ca'teleln. HaaUnn. David Baker and faintly was handed us by Mrs. Baker und contains much Interesting 7.) Albert Mmltb, ’ Information regardlug that semi-barbarous ” 1 Clara Baum. country where he has gone to endeavor to 72 J Henry Kaahbon. I Nary J Scribner. establish an agricultural college. He gives n) Bert Benton, many interesting facta regarding the man­ JI Emm* miss. nets and customs of the country, its prices and peculiarities. Space will not allow us to publish it In full but we give a few .uddealy rich .boold extracts: Tbe language Is mostly Portu- b. Jod^d ImlrnUr. Tbe, bar. nu, guese and Spaolsli. The girls are scarce Mmputloo. from which th. o( „ ever sent to school except now at the M. bWllr <l,llv.rrf. Hr. Job, Johnwn , E. tnlswion schools. Few women can read ot U.I. el™.w„ d-lruo. u> at all. The religion Is mostly Catholic. kno-rn M ot • Utamr; tarn, and to thu Tbe houses are small either of brick or «od prooudrf to I., in , llbrur. Ont “ bamboo plastered with mud and white hta parebnu. wu a.„1,1 dlulonarj-, which washed and thatched with long grass, and being somewhat out of repair wu sent tn is a home for dogs, pigs, chickens as weL Unblndu’a Wbwlt os tli« family. The college bnildj w^lha^r fou?d P™*'**1 on it* back the logs are to be on an elevation of 175 feet wurds Johnsou’a Dictionary.” The right above the river In the midst of a mos threw him Into* furious pandon, and he beautiful scenery and near by Id a fall of demanded at the tnwwmger "Whv 50 te«sl in the river which win fnrnlsh am­ tapu» ch. tnUname on, 'John JohMu.n'! ple jh«* er for mills, electric lights, etc. Dictionary?’"--London Tit-Biu. ProvlMons are very dear, potatoes from Portugal 82.50 per bushel, flour from U. S. 815 per barrel, butter from Denmark 70c hUb 607 frora spent per pound, salt from England 37c per ?”* g“oinM,r la tUe Green quart, prunes from *'rance 50c per pound and canned from, thi sum- place at J1.5Q per quart. (Jrangci. pineapplesand bonau- This Way Please! I want to show you one ' of the best collections of^ Wall Papers Countv of”tan7° h&ro’^VXu <«oe ta thousand eight hundred and ninety two. ■ fprint, tharies W. Armstrong. Judge of 1 Tn’jTi'e matter of tbe estate of David scribed may be partltlooed aud set off to the several lielrs of said drce.vn-d Thereupon it is ordered, that Friday, the 10th day of June. AD. WW. at ten o’clock Into; tarenoon. be aMlgnttl fee the beariMf of said iwtltlou Mid that toe he»ra at law of said de­ ceased and all other persons Interested tn said .-state . are required to appear "» ? session of said Court, then to be bedden, at tbe Probate office, in tbe City »f Hastings, in laid County, and show cause, if any there be. why the prayer of the petitioner may oot be granted. And It ta further ordrrvd. th.it «.ifd petitioner give notice to the persons Interested in sata estate, ot the pendency o' »*1d petition and lb* hearing tbereof by cauatag a copy of this order to be published In tbe Hastinga Baxnkr.* news­ paper printed nnd circulated tn said County of harry, onre ta each week tor three succeaslve weeks previous to said day of bearing. Cha*. W. ammotrong. Judge of ffrobate. (A true copy.) . To select from in the city. HOLLOWAY, Sign of “The Elephant" Has just put in a lot of very fine patterns and WILL BE PLEASED TO'SHOW YOU Even if you don’t wish to buy, HEAR YE! HEAR YE! Lasts Only Ten Days. The Greatest Sale Ever Made in Barry County. Men’s Shoes Worth $3.00 for $2.00 2.50 1.60 1.50 L19 U 1.25 .90 to 1.00 Flneat cloth top with patent Women’s Shoes Worth $4.50 for $3.50 leather tips and trimmings. 4.00 3.00 - 3’50 2.20 3.00 2.00 2.00 1.50 ■ U 1.75 1.25 li 1.50 1.00 “ Russet Oxfords’ only 50 cents, “ Dongola “ with Patent Tips,-§d%c. “ “ worth 1.25 for .95. “ “ “ •• “ ■ •* 2.00 “ 1-25 Patent Leather Oxfords worth 2.00 for 1.60and all other shoes in proportion. <4 44 44 44 44 . 44 44 44 44 4» 44 •< *< 44 •« « « »4 « « « « 44 44 Men e good pants, regular price 42.50, for 11.25. ' >. .. “ “ “ 1.50 and 2.00, for .98 and 1.00. 1-75 “ 1.50, “ st u .. 1.25 for .75. -r , “ M 1 00 “ fiQ Men a outing shirts from 25 cents up. .Very cheap. .85. Gents’ PAPER COLLARS GIVEN AWAY. Straw goods, a sty es at less than Manufacturing price; a few of these womens r^Sieftnt12/ cent*> in ^es 2% to 4. A ladv’s fine hem­ stitched handkerchief given away with each purchase. ’ All soft and stiff hats at less than cost. bummer underwear at only 35c per suit. At the Wide Awake bankrupt store. HENRY OSBORN, Magr. �Hastings Banner. Thursday, May 19, 189’R- COQK- ^°g>l Edil°r- ~ QOOMWbS Make friends for ns nud for you. [f you want to estab­ lish yourself on a solid basis with your wife TME TORE To buy of L. E. Stauf­ fer a pair of those per­ fect fitting '"U'' I i 5JWES And you will find your time has NOT BEEN WASTED. WHEN YOU SIVEEZE! ..-li. till: or eat; do your artificial terth ...>r drop down? If to •etirt ?nr dollar for ;i- Hti'lnwifB Handy Jwlder. You can apply it • . rid.it'-ii out minute. and no matter If - .-.to nts or nut It will hold firmly tn tbe • '• iinf-r Hie i»io*i trylnaeireutnatanctj#. .vNreta J. Z. UCSBAXD. D. 1>. S. White Cloud. Michigan. LOCAL NEWS. • CIRCULATION • I hi- week. SO quires. II. after. chances for advertisementc .; u-ach this office Tuesdays at latest to :-,.rv liiG rthm in the Issue of the week w!z'» brought. • , IrM> captie laces at Spaulding s. S.-v. line nf pictures at F. W. Grebje's- ’ 1 D.o-.veit and nicest dress trimwings 1 .-!•, rest kinds of oranges and lianannas r.! ''•n'Jt slldbikery. • will be reduced rates on the ralltor the June races. ‘ • s- .■ rhe summer dress goods, new stock -■ :■ ••thisl. nt RuSseR*^/ - .*■: ••In! invoice of picture mouldings just <! at E. W. Greble’o. Fashionable and fine Persian Mulls, just ■ < thing for summer wear, at KuswR's. ■ Complete, line of bed nxnn suits/always .. .hand. F. W. GrEBLE. -< ■ il.i >e fine drapes nnd curtains at the i * -./ire ana carpet rooms of Archie Mci’oy. millinery goods marked down to . -• out fur my next shipment at the lfy.ni win: sn.n•th nr hindsoma in all ’htilies. we hive them at O. D. Spaulding's. I: !■ • vident from A-c hie McCoy's large of bed room suits that he Is^maklng : 'Ices tlial will win trade. Next week tve will make a special annAnncl-men't. Watch^out for It F. W. (i. • ‘de. the furniture dealer. i'.’i Can get a goad hot water bath at ■ ,. time for 15 cenU at Busby Bros, barr shop. ’Open Sundays from 9 to 12. l Don't think of buying millinery goods until yon visit Russell’s. You will find tbe ‘•Dies dorrtet, nnd prices the lowest in the . For the next 30 days the W. F. Powers Hardware store will sell goods at greatly reduced prices. See the ad. elsewhere in this ^ue. You will find at Russell’s the largest ana ’••■st line of dress trimmings in tbe citv. A big invoice of the very latest things in this line.of goods just received. We can and will sell all flowers, hats, and ribbons’ tor what others pay for same at the Racket. Puts. Smith. \ second-hand piano In good shape for sale, or will exchange for an organ or good road horse. . E. A. Mattison. Fans, In endleas variety, in all the latest styles, and in price from two cents to two dollars, at BmnelFa. See them. The party who took R. B. Mesaer's sad­ dle from the brick bim In the rear of Messer Bros. & Reynolds* warehouse, had better return the same If he desires to save himself trouble. You will find the following new weaves in dress goods, at Spauldings: Cheval. /.TMeUne, bed font, melamge. whipcord, series, henrlettas and cashmeres In those handsome new shades. personal mention. R- B. Messer la Id Toledo ou business. v.'IV\Br,ce and faoi,,y ’Pent Sunday in Maple Grove. Franx Willison city yesterday. visited friends In the Jas. Crawley fa very tick with conges­ tion ot the bralu. JTTLEJ s0L0K5 and our PRICES ARE RIGHT. ' Summer Underware. Let us say a few word’s about this. We bought direct from the manufact­ urers, therefore we can save you the profits paid to the jobbers. Give us a call and we will save you some money. No need to speak of our OlotJa-ixig; Stocli. The nuipber of suits that go out of our store daily is sufficient to say that the patterns and prices are riglit. and when it comes to furnishing goods "We are in it” ■ . . Yours respectfully, -*> E. W. Morrtll & Co., Hastings, Michigan. One-Price Clothiers. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel .Striker started for Omaha Friday to attend tbe Methodist convention. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cook were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hale, of Nashville, over Sunday. J. J. Perkins, of Prairieville, was In tbe city Tuesday on business connected with She Probate court You will Indeed be hard to please If you cannot find at the store ot Archie McCoy, Jas. Haggerty went to Benton Harbor the furniture and carpet man. a' ^election Tuesday where he bus secured a position of rugs, carpets mSttinga, and linoleums In a furniture factory there. from which to choose a pattern that wlil Thursday evening Elden Reynolds was suit ybu. Not In any city in Michigan can you make a better selection of these goods, married to Miss Cora Shultz, oue of the since he has tho full line of samples from most prominent young Indies in Belmont, N. Y., and the happy couple are on their the Ingest dealer In this Mate. You will be suited In price as well as in quality* of wedding trip visiting Michigan friends.and relatives, at present visiting his brother goods. Dan W. Iii thisciiy. Elden formerly lived Victor Morri) Is the only standard-bred in this city and has a large clrclefcf friends horse in the city at the present tiling But who unite hr wishing biihself and bride with such a fine bred animal, the Intereat unlimited happiness and prosperity. hi excellent horse flesh will apt flag. He is a finely built anlrnti, Is descended from Take JVotlee. fast travelers, ami ids colts in and about Whereas my wjfe. Nettle Newton, hav­ the city, an* as promising as any In the state, j He la handled by Milan Waldorff, ing left my bed and board without just who will lx* akte to give many pointers cause .or provocation. 1 hereby warn all that the “horse editor” don't know any­ persons uot to trust or harbor her on my account as I will pay no debts of her con­ thing about tracting. Thomas Newton. A few weeks ago Clarence Eddy, living on the imnk of Wall lake, shot the mate to Flrat of the Soaaon. the eagle he killed about a year ago. The last bird that he killed meaaured over sev­ On decoration day. May 30th, the De­ en feet from tip to .tip of its wings. Rich­ troit 14Uising A Northern R. It will run ard Doyle purchased It and had it moun­ a special excursion train from Grand Rap­ ted, a more beautiful specimen being rare­ ids and Ionia to Detroit at low rates. ly seen. TBe bird was shot by the boy on Trajns will leave Woodbury at 2:35 a. m., the wing, and with a rifle at that, which arriving at Detroit at 12:30 p. m. Return­ goes to show that young Eddy has a true ing leave Detroit at 6:30 p. in. standard or 7 p. m. city time. Round trip rate eye and a steady nerve. 82:35. Good chance to visit the city of The Mldlilgan Central will start the ball the straits. Geo. DeHaven, rolling tbts year, to-morrow, by giving an General Passenger Agent. excursion to Grand Rapids. A special train will leave this city at 9:13 to-morrow Katlounl Eiluratlnnal Association. morning, arriving in Grand Rapids at 10:30. Returning It will leave Grand The National Educational Association Is Rapids at 6:40 p. m. The fare for the round trip will only be tbe small sum of the largest assembly of ite kind in the 80 cents. At this rate a person can go world. Its 20th session meets this year In cheaper than ho ?an stay at home. Tick­ .Saratoga July 12-15. Michigan teachers ets for this excursion will only be good have arranged a delightful trip on this oc­ casion. The route takes in Toronto, upon this train and date. Thousand Islands. Rapids of tbe St Law­ Dr. Kedzle of the agricultural college rence, Montreal, l^ke Champlain aud hasjssued a circular to the farmers of tho Lake George to Saratoga, and return by state intimating that fire and*water are the Albany, Rochester, and -Niagara Falls. only agencies lo ward oil frosts. Vines The coat of the round trip Is but 816.34. and plants deluged with water In the, Tickets good to Oct 1st and stop-over al­ evening will usually escape froste. and lowed at several points. The excursion is when this is impracticable a dense smoke not confined to teachers. Any desiring from coal tar hanging over a field or vine­ further particulars can get them bp writ­ yard will do good. The smudge prevents ing D. 3. Wagstaff. Detroit Mich. the radiation of heat from the ground, and hence the more smoke the better, as the MCCOY S COMPLETE POCKET smoke, not the heat from the fire, fur­ GUIDE. nishes the protection. , Monday a couple of antl-local-optlon men came to the eitv and filled up on some anti-blchlorlde-of-gold. They came near crashing into a buggy containing a couple W.- claim the nicest aud cheapest lot of of ladies near the Iron bridge. When near­ milllpery in the county bought for spot ing the cemetery tbelr horse became scared i .ish, to.be sold cheaper than others buy. and ran away. The-animul suddenly turn­ ed to the right near Sam Garrison’s house at Hie Racket. Phis. Smith. and threw the men to the ground, the Sec the new millinery goods at Russell’s. driver pluckily holding ou to the lines and Each week an Invoice of new hats and stopping the horse.* The wheel to the trimmings is received. You can certainly cart was badly demolished, but no further -utisfy yourself there in both goods and damage was donetjist wasjiotlceablc. prices. I ExcurtTbus to West Creek jin search of •John Roberts'has found a new use for the festive brook trout are th* order ot the Vanderbilt's right ef way on the M. C. R. day. Some really good catches are re­ R. Tuesday he went nearly to Irving on ported. but as to the accuracy of the re­ 'he railroad track, riding his pneumatic ports. the deponent with not. Armed tire bicycle. * with long poles and fortified with great de­ termination. Dan Reynolds, his brother The Michigan Central will on June 18, Elden and the local editor hied themselves 17,18, 19 and 2uth sell tickets from Has­ to this retreat of tbe brook trout At this tings to Chicago aud return, at the rate of wntlng this scribe has no exact means of om- first-class fare good going June 16, 17. 1“. 19 aud 20. and returning nnt later than verifying the accuracy of the statements made by the bold fishermen as to the ex­ July Sth. 1892. on account of the Demo­ tent of the catch, which they claimed was cratic National convention. ' “way up.” But we have the wool of. M. A. Gillman. Ticket Agent. Earl Mattison for It that they brought the Hastings division Is preparing to re­ trout home in a tin cup. sume its weekly practice drill*. While the division will not participate in the Dr. Holman ». Humphrey s second visit competitive drill at Kansas City this year, to Barry County will be Tuesday. Mar 34. it Is thought none too early to begin the office a» Fords hotel. Hastings. Tor one day serious work of preparation for the. com­ only, with return visits every four “t-eks: petitive drill ill 1894. The first meeting during these vWte invalids suffering with of the division for practice will bo this all manner of allmeute tl-n'k to see Dr. evening ntC:30 standard time. Humphrey as his many certificates or cures *E. * * M. ** Russell Invites you to Inspect his large among <>ur neUthbora give the P'’*’’1*^"* and complete line of millinery goods be­ fidence with him. His method of seeing fore purchasing. It will be to your Inter­ his Mtiente every month enables him tu est to do’ this. First, you will find the carefully watch It* progress of wh case largest and Ih*m assortment from which to auUl * cure is finally reached. Fhc• nurre make a satisfactory selection. Next, you te-r of uneureti. diseouragv'l Invalids who will uliwrvc that the styles are correct, and visit Dr. Holman tifHamphrey here each that the stock Is being replenished each month amply ju.trfy his coming here, as week with new hate aud trimmings. Fin­ not one In fifty «<#>•>* undergo the expense ally, and what will especially Interest you, fatigue nnd annoyance of a trip to the city for the purpose of special treatment the prices are the lowest iu the city. . . . May is near at hand and you may need a straw hat. If you do , come to us and we will show you a line that can’t help but please you. We have all the newest Mrs. Will Squires, <ff Big Rapids, spent Tbe attention of young ladles who will graduate from any ot the high schools of Sunday In the city. tbe county is called to the fact that Rusr Mrs. J. J. Richardson, ot Charlotte, seas »ell has a large line of dress goods especial­ in the city last week. ly adapted for graduating dresses. . Jacob Brandstetter. of Middleville, was Some aotoemble imp girdled, the fine In the city yesterday. shade trees In front of Mrs. Boltwnorfs C. Hough, of Nashville, was in the city residence In the 4th ward Tuesday* eve. Whoever could stoop lo । such meanness on business yesterday. has no reasonable excuse for existence. Mr. and Mrs. a C. Dean, of Woodland, The representative character ot tbe North American Review is agafn Indicated by the symposium which is announced for publication lo the June number. Tbe subject is ’’The Harrison Administration.'’ and the participants in the discussion are Senator Dawes ot Massachusetts, Senator Dolph of Oregon, and Senator Colquitt of Georgia. _____ 9 John Lombard ia entertaining a brother from Kalamazoo. Something new and nice in sweet spiced' were Inwhe city Tuesday. pickles in bulk, mustard dressing, nice Bale Kenyon and W. A. Ham* went to and cheap. Jellies, olives in bulk. Fruits Gun take fishing Monday. and candles best and cheapest in town. C. D. Beebe, of Chattanooga, Tenn., We sell more bananas than all the rest put was in the city yesterday. together. Hams A VanAhma-n. Rev. A. D. Grigsby lectured in Ver­ montville Thursday evening. Before purchasing a bedroom suit, go to * Mrs. R. A. Carnaham. of SI. Paul, Minn, Archie McCoy’s. You win find goods and prices that will satisfy you. Remember la visiting friends in the city. this is his special sale of Hastings -Furni­ Michael Drollett and daughter, of Belle­ ture Company's goods, bought at the vue, visited relatives In the city over Sun­ assignee’s sale. Now is your opportunity. day. Anyone contemplating building should Mr. ar.d Mrs. Harry Waldorff, of Alblou, consult W. E..Allgeo. the contractor and visited his parents In this city over Sun­ builder, before commencing. He will fur­ day. nish estimates. and all werk done by him Dr. and Mrs. 8. M. Fowler are enter­ will be in a neat, workmanlike manner and very reasonable too. Many of the very taining a cousin, Mr. Dickerson, of Shelby, ntaftst houses In the city were built by Ohio. Mr. Allgeo. John Cole and Al Kieth were in Battle Creek and Kaiauiazoo the fore part of the The Michigan Central will on June 2, 3, week. 4 and 5 sell tickets from Hastings to Min­ MaJ. G. M. Anderson, of Detroit, Is In neapolis, Minn., und return, at the rate of one lowest first-class fare, good going June the city this week, handshaking with 2. 3, 4 and 5.-and returning not later than friends. ‘ Juno 25th, 1892, on account of the Repub­ Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas Camp’bcll and lican National convention. child, of Bay City, are visiting relatives in . M. A. Gitr.MAX, Ticket Agent the city. HATS. STRAW To the City of Chicago end World’* Fair Ground*. The only reliable work of the kind ever published,' giving location of all Hotels, Theaters, and in fact all places of interest. Tells you where to go aud how to..get there. The finest of Illustrations, shorting World’s Fair buildings and prominent structures of the city, maps of city nnd World's Fair grounds. Sent, postpaid, for 25 cents In one and two cent stamps. Send 12 cents in stamps for complete set of 8 half tone pictures of World’s Fair build­ ings. They are elegant suitable for from Ing. Address, B. A. McCoy * Co.. Clayton. 111. County Grange Meeting. By order of tho executive committee, the second quarterly meeting of the B. C. P_ G. will be held with Baltimore grange In tbeir hall on Friday May «7, com­ mencing at teu o’clock a. in. Following Is the program for the afternoon: Address of welcome—Baltimore Grange. Response—C. H. Stone. Music—Baltimore Choir. Questlou—Shall we plow our orchards? If so, how often and what crop* shall we mw?—C. Moore, W. - Benkes and* A. Dur­ •9*. fee. ' Song—The Sword of Bunker Hill—E. Brainard. ... Papers—C. Luther, M. Ormsbcc, and M. Rice. Recitations—Cora Mack. Allie Granger. N. Slawson. O. Newland and others. Music—Sisters Boyd. II. Bristol G. Brainard. 3- Warner and others. Question for discussion, furnished by A. Parker and followed by D. Warner, C. Mack. A. Luther nnd C. Bristol. Selections—Sister* Woodmansee. E. Bristol, Durfee and J. Luther. Qnestiod box. .Let it be well filled. Naumuc Slawson, County Lecturer. •WEsell GOOD CLOTHING OR NONE.” T) /I A \\ T / \JT JL V -ZX L V -Z f _ CC kJ\ ••THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.’ You're wasting time if you haven’t seen the Suits, Spring overcoats too, that we can offer at $12.00. Usu­ ally the best $12 00 suit a store can sell is as good as the top floor room of a hotel, is first-class—because its the lowest in price. But these Suits we are selling are not those $12-00 Suits. The)’ were intended to sell at $15.00. Changing the price Hasn’t changed the qual­ ity a particle, nor the color, nor the style, and wasn’t meant to change anything about them except making them sell twice as fast. There’s no comparison between them and any $12 suits we know of. They are alto­ gether too good for $12. Do you feel like saving a few dollars, then, by getting that suit now? Here’s the chance of all chances. Our Spring Overcoats are in the swim. The young men take them on sight. Quite a quantity of them silk lined, all of them very stylish. Some at $12, others $10. others better yet $15. WHAT 15 IT You need for your boyi is it Cloth­ ing! We’re the mother’s great friend in this matter. Our Children’s Clothing de­ partment has no rivals. We’ve more hand­ some, elegant, aud nobby styles than any and all stores in the city, (some of them exclusive with us) and some very low prices. There’s Strong Leaders at M, $5 and *6 that are entitled to your attention. All wool, new materials, new shades, new styles, sizes 4 to 15 years. ___________ We offer the finest line of dress shirts ever shown in the city. CL?T �ASTINGS~BaNNER. Thursday,. May ig. ‘dQ3- local news. There b ««ne “» too much ralu. Tbe V. k. 8. C. win hall Wednesday evening of next *• U George Master has resigned as posluirat-er at Cloverdale aud 8000 roove 10 Milo. The Presbyterians are contemplating aotue extensive improvements on their church building. The remains of Mrs. R. B. Richards were removed from the Campbell cemetery to the new cemetery in this city Monday. A World’s Fair Club was organized In Middleville last week, by Mrs. D; G. Rob­ inson, of this city, and Mrs. ionng, of Nashville We are in receipt of the catalogue for the State University at Ann ArtxrfL There were 0,803 students enrolled at the time the catalogue was mode out. Beware ot a fraud selling 38 bars of soap for a dollar and throwing in a rubber door mat with your initials on. The soap Is no good and the mat is never dellved. It Is rumored that ex-congressman Lacey of this district, will resign as Comptroller of the Treasury, and become president of the Banker's National Bank, of Chicago. Ike Hendershott Is moving a barn from property recently acquired on Green street onto his lot west of the furniture factory, and will fix the same over into a residence. The weather has been very unfavorable for members of the senior class to wander down by the liltle babbling brook, com­ mune with nature, and receive inspiration for an essay or- oration for graduation day. wm f ta vlsitinf Middleville people were aroused by the in Grand Rapids. xlMrm of fire there rectfily. which ed by the burning of a freight car. It ta raid that Hbrt Barnes, of till* city. U re­ Is that a democratic convention In ses­ sponsible for the affair, and that be was sion at Omaha—In I he last 38 days there arrwted and taken to the Johnson house, hasteil 0 and 60-LB0 Inches of rain— from which he afterwards made his e»- Wheat, grana and oats are booming—Corn planting will be late. Very little eorn cape. -___________________ _ ■ ground plowed—George Nye, whose death Yankee Hpring*. J was mentioned in last week's Banneb, Fred Williams is. very sick tte with cryslpe•kl'ui — ,I county In IIKlrt ix*'« laa— Mrs. E. CourtntAy ia on the nick list— * time >t tte I. UH». rive Mm ••. vclderaew >» >•» BV, wlileb f. — * *" ...V. “ 'There was quite an exciting -time at tbe I. county of 55 years—John nnd Adolph O. G. T. meeting last Saturday night— Kammerer have purchased the P. G. Fish­ The ia ult at Middleville cauaed quite an er farm. Four years ago tliey purchased excite * on our streets. Some of the 80 acres two miles west and now they have hori□ toed that they ran away and purchased the above farm adjoining the some at Che men rd: so good that they homestead. It to always with pleasure to could not run away—A. M. Stocking cal­ the writer to speak of the prosperity of two led on friends iu Bradley last Sundaysuch young men. who through Industry Annie Page was tbe guest of Emma Ray­ and correct habits prosper in the good mond Sunday—Joseph Burpee spent Sun­ day with friend* In Kalamazoo—We think things of thb life. that some of our Yankee Springs people are a litde off for there hasn’t been any card playing In the poet office yet Mrs. Chaderdon is quite sick— M. Chandler and wife went to Prairieville Saturday—The Doud school Is progressing finely with Miss Pilgrim at the head—E. Chandler of Hastings home the first of last week to see her parents—Curtis Schram met with quite an accident Satur­ day, being badly kicked by one of bls horses—Mrs. .fllgby has returned from Kalamaxno accompanied by her grand daughter—Mr. and Mrs. Scoby of Podaug­ er xtalted at G. Wilkinson’s last week— Mrs. Mary Doster of Prairieville spent last week with ber sister Mrs. Wilkinson also visited her brother Wm. Chamberlain-at Cloverdale—C. Boice and A. Cbarfberlniu visited at O. D.Looinis’ a alwft time ago— Mrs. Orin Peake Is sHH 'very low—Mrs. S^d Hull is nqt.expected to live—Mr. Hall had the jmistortune to lose tbe end of two of fail fingers by coming in contact with a buzz saw tbe other day—Ed Mory is build­ ing a big barn. Farmers began to look rather cross on account of so much rain, and no corn and oats planted yet—C. H. Warren Is very sick at tliis writing with heart trouble— Shel Warner Is agent for thu firshclass Iron wind mill, and expects to put one up for A. Granger in a short time—Mamie Weeks expects to start for Netf York Wednesday to visit relatives and friends. She expects to remain about a year—Prudie Tobias Is gaining very slowly from her long sickness —Geo. Hinchman golqg west this spring— Dedie Rich has gone'to live with friends in Battle CrepkT A manuscript reader for a loading maga zine says: "The magazine with which lam connected employed a well known female writer to write up an Interesting phase of life six years ago, for which she was to re­ ceive a stipulated sum of money. When her article was submitted the editor didn't like it and sent it back, but she tired it back again, demanding pay, and got it. The article was pigeonholed, and uo^pne thought of it again until a short time'ago, w^en the editor resurrected it aud hud it put In type, forgetting all about it* origin. It appeared In a recent number of the magazine. and wna discussed by literary people a* bying one of the best written articles published by the mmpudu** 1° ques­ tion. The editor of another magazine was attracted by the article aud wrote to the lady asking ber to submit matter to him. The writer appears to be a very spirited young woman, however, and refused to do so, saying that one experience with a mag­ azine editor ia enougii. She say* she will never write for them again. If she did she might become famous. She mnfines her effort* to newspaper work."—New York Cor. St. Louis Globe-Democrat. From tbe entries , in. the chances are that th. Independence, la., Progressive Futurity stake will be worth over SlflO,000. What is The 2-year-old daughter of Axtel, Elloree, has been doing furlongs at Inde­ pendence at a 2:38 rate, nud Is pretty cer­ tain to euter the 2:30 list. Doble’s training stable force consists of a veterinarian, a stenographer and book­ keeper. two assistant drivers, a horseshoer and a night watchman. The charge to owners for each horse is $8 per day, shoeing extra. The St Lottis fair association jockoy club uas adopted the following rules for ItsmeeUng: When more than 12 horses are entered In purses, names will be drawn until only 10 are left In. If not more than 12 are entered all will be allowed to start Maud 8. 2.08K, Nancy Hauks 2.02. Arion 2.10% and Axtel 2.12 are tbe onlv trotters In the 2.1ft list with unbroken race records. Of these Arion has not lost a beat; Maud 8. lost one to Charley Ford, Nancy Hanks obe to Bonnie WUlmore, and Axtel one each to Senator Conklin and Satilla. Several fine horses from Battle Creek are expected to enter for tbe June races. The amount in stakes and purses put up for tlie June races. I* attracting the at­ tention of many horsemen, who say that they will certainly will be present with their fastest horses, which will give lovers of horse flesh an opportunity of witnessing some fine racing—-something that hasn't been very common in the past. CASTORIA Cwtorta ii Dr. Samuel Pitcher-, prescription for Infant, and Children. It contain, neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic mibrtancc. It la a harmlCM (nbetltnto foe Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrup,, and Caator OU. It la Pleaaant. It, guarantee 1, thirty year,- um> by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroy. Worm, and allays fereriirtineM. Caatoria prevent, vomiting Sour Curd, curee Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Caatoria reUeve, teething trouble^ cure, constipation and flatulency. Caatoria aaalmllatea the food, regulate, the atomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Caatoria 1, the Children's Panacea-tbe Mother’s Friend. Castoria. good cffait upon their children.” Delton K.’sot P. Lave been fixing up their halt. The L. & H. R. H. have kindly « nsented to be very generous with Free­ port, and with their usual openheartedness talk of moving nn old house DP from Uiwell to be used fnr depot pur­ poses, but the people of Freeport object. Kdvrardx & Sanford is the name of the mercantile firm doing business at I'".k"Def,r5 two years I was unable to dobaj2. w%i’ They never came down onc”,n^r_uM.e I nkins’ neeoud treatment1 do nwr. Lork tn one <Ur 1T?.I<1,.<I°2° before be lreste.1 me sod do It resl« I lure Hiked with m.oy Omn* iieople !>• cured jeire «o ud «ll <l»« 0 hl. .bllltr to the hlsne.1■ “™“Call on the Dr. and talk it over. Gov. John Miller, of North £ HUo .n m.unre of wbkt1 ’ nibbed by farmers tn the Red H,ferrIVBI m Ut Minnesota and North P"*®*^..*?* “J1 8. J. Leland, near his town of l^wlght' " ' , D. bought M0 acres of land in the spring Otl801. for 12.800. and raised croP* ^i‘* season worth tbe salary of a government clerk, Iu excess of the cost of hla farm, as per the following statement: 4t'JO BU. ot Wheat at ate......... Rg-g . duo „ ., oats, at ate.......... ......... 7... MMM iteductiaii cost of b“i**....... . ...................... We are handling the Plano Machines and we are p>ine to sell them at exceedingly low prices. This is a machine that you all know, and you know that it is as gixxl. if nnt better, than any on the market. Come and see,our samples, we are always ready to show them. Come and look oar stock over. T, N. BLINSTON & SON . .................................................. 0t.iw.so Cases ’of this kind are so common that they are a drug in the uewa market out west—i . When you want a FRESH LUNCH,:-: Go to the Fine line of creams and fresh confectionery. Standard under rule 1. Candidate for a mark of *20 or better this year. Will stand at Nashville under the man­ agement of Chns. McMoore, Barry county’s greatest horse trainer. Horsemen will do well to patronize' PONTIAC CHIEF” the only horse in the county with a state reputa­ Al) propertv belonging to Mrs. H..J. Kenfield in fix-tings tion. For particulars enquire of the owner including houses, vacant lots and farm of 40 acres in second ward. A pply to A. E. RENKES. FOR SALE Oil TRADE W. F. POWERS. ) Of Hastings or CHAS. McMOORE of NasJivilld HARDWARE STORE. NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE’S SALE. Bv virtue of the wmmoo law Mnigmcnt late­ ly mazte to me bv tbe Haetlngx Furmture Companv. for the benefit of It* creditor*. 1 idraU offer for rale at public auction. <»n Friday the 3rd day. of Jnne. A. D. l«W. at Wo'clock tn tbe forenoon, at tbe office lately occupied by raid HrattaK* Furniture Company, in the city of Haatlng*. Michigan, hwated tn the factory building of raid cotnpanr. all the property and aareta of every name, na t uro and description of raid Haatuuia Furniture Cumpany. which *hall Ing raid property st public eate. The property so offered for rate i* embraced, for tlte »<«■*: p*rt. in tbe following general de*••riptlons. to wit: ib Ail tbe right*, interest, and rqultte* of every kind belonging to said atnlgnur in and to the building, and th* appurtenance, occu­ pied by said cumpany tor the purposes of it* bu-lnr*., including the right*. Intermta and aultte* of .aid assiznor in the land ou which Id buBd'.iu-' are located, described a* fblIowa, to wH ; City lota five hundred forty four. Ore hundred forty five, five hundred forty tx. five hundred forty Mven. fire hundred forty nine, fire hun­ dred fifty, fire hundred fifty one. five hundred firtr’two. five hundred .cventeriL five hundred eighteen, five hundred nineteen, five hundred twenty, five hundred twenty two. fire hundred twenty three, five hundred twenty four, five hundred twenty five, four hundred three, four hundred four, four hundred five, four hundred nix. four hundred seren tow hundred eight, four hundred nine, four hundred ten. four hun­ dred eleven and four hundred twelve, of tbe ‘city uf Haetlngs Barry county. Michigan, oc cording to tho recorded plat thereof. Hi) All tdili receivable and account* reoeiv-. able of eald amlgnor. All finished stock of bed*, or porta of l»e<i». ditwr*. commodes, toilette*, or part* of toilettes, center abte*. kitchen tables etc., on the first floor of factory building number two. beds, Msnmodea. dre*rer>.toite«»i». andpartaof* toilette*. -In tbe white:' also all *nchgood* m procrM of completion, or completed. ** Mul. uUned tn tbe e*btn«*t and nniithlng room* in the cocond utorr of said bonding number two. (It AU rawed InmiMtr. <-«*n*teUng of oak. ma­ ple. hyramon*. bai«woo<l. ineluding *Im>'*<USSiro" r lutnt*r'*' whfcl1 **,a ,hc yani* of nald (O| All -riiM. paint*, oils, hardware and manufacturing supplies «f all k'.ad*. »«> Alt dimension stock not- in the yard* of •aM company nt the time of raid u>«ignment. • '.«» All machinery of every name, nature and kind ci-ntain-M In svclrt faefosy buitalnjts. together with the belting. »hnrtfng and coun­ ter shafting connected with raid inachlnery *3*’ together with engines and bollera — ?? All fnnuture and fixture* of every kind *.<>nnect<xl with the tnudne** «>f said ajodmioi^^’UUon*r3r Tire- primerty described in Mibdlrlidumi above IT’S A “JIM DANDY," The stock of lumber and shingles Iilcly purchased by Bentley, Tomlinson & Rider. At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and studing. The latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting., Their No. 2 shingles are “just too sweet for anything." ARE YOU GOING'TO BUY A n7“„uu^, ‘ Mna "Winx ,,n * certain mortgage SEWING MACHINE? tothl,u^'C*1 10 Dnvld ft- <*<»k. in the thouMud ttoHara. and filed tu th* <>«« Castoria. Castoria bi so well adapted to children that — “ *1 superior to any pre^ripuan .. —— —- wwu ua uo loor TTl: favor upon It." UxrriD Hob?h**x. *xd OtxraxranT, If so, buy of the man who sells at the same price to the poor man or woman as to the rich. He wont charge you $55 for a poor machine and sell the same style of machine to an­ other for $25 as do some dealers.. Oh, no! Fhe Dollar of the Poor Man far dlataot when mothers will cooalder tbe real Interest of tbelr children, and use Castoria In- nxtal wreta ,ta „ tsc, „ Droducta. wn ._____.. .. PONTIAC K, tari M CITY BAKERY. - Our pbnfctae. In the children’. deport- raorphica, soothing cyrnp and other hurtful amenta down their th.-1.-U3, thereby sending Farmers this is to Your Interest. i« Crop. HI So. Oxford Sk, Brooklyn, X. Y. OUR COUNTY Dr. Scribner, of Delton, was Instrumen­ tal In removing a 2ft foot tape-worm from a, Kalamazoo lady recently. to <■»» . The ehfingc in the time of running Michigan Central trains went into effect • Miss Stella Heath spent Sunday at her Monday morning. Going west the early home In Hastings—Wm. Cook and wife of morning mixed train arrives here at 3:45; Hastings were guests at H. G. Hale's over Miller Sundayed with the local express at 8:82,- the mall express Sunday—Leu at 12:02 p. in. Instead of 11:38 a. m. and friends at Charlotte—T. 8. Brice and fam­ the Grand Rapids express at 9:03 p. m. ily of Hastings were shaking hands with friends here Saturday evening and Mon ­ Going east the Detroit morning express arrives here at 6:37 Instead .of 7:47, the day morning—Lloyd Fulghner and wife of other passenger trains running about as Woodland spent Sunday at L. L. Putnam’s Miss Nellie Felghncr of Hastings visited usual. relatives and friends here Sunday—Satur­ Wednesday and Thursday evenings of day afternoon just as Mr. and Mrs. Mc­ last week occurred the Kermiss In Union Laughlin were storting for Maple Grove hall, under the auspices of the society con­ the horse became frightened and one line nected with Emmanuel church. All who broke leaving the horse unmanageable..! participated acquitted themselves finely, They both jumped out of the carriage and A Wonderful Gold Mine. the various dances being accomplished the Proftjsser carries a horrid looking face with ease and grace, reflecting much credit at present. One of tbe wonders of Australia, aud * upon Miss Richardson, of Charlotte,’ under one of tbe greatest natural cujiositb s in whose management the entertaindfant was tho world, is thb Mount Morgan gold mine Quimby. given. For its financial success, much We are having veryfflne weather at 'rti Queensland. The precious metal con­ credit is due Mrs. P. T. Col grove, who present—tCharife Casteleln and Mattie Bid- tained in tbl * mine, which has paid a divi­ worked early and fate. The net receipts leman were married last Wednesday— dend of not less than -|O,0uu.<FM in a year, , are about SOO so we hear. Farmers are getting frightened for tear was deposited by a hut spring. Moil nt Morgan is a hill about AM feet When examining a horse with a view to they will not get in any corn this yesr on high, containing nt it* top a cup shaped purchasing, says 11 contempory, always account of the wet weather—May Falls deposit made by the hot spring which has been at home this week on account of have him led down a steep or stony descent. once gushed out there, aud in this deposit at the end of the halti r- wlth no whip near illness—Jasper Reid has a new M»uggy— the gold exists. Truly a cup of Cruwusl him. Many horses when brought out of An arithmetic class has been established Through untold ages the wafers dropped at tills place by Prof. McCall under tbe o the stable are excited by the presence of their glittering burden, und now mini strangers, and become still more so at the management of our teacher. L. Glascow— cornea and extract* the hoarded metal to sight of a whip. A slight lameness may Blanche Baeheller has been working for add to the wealth of the world. therefore be momentarily overlooked by Burt Striker for the past three weeks but Spedmen* of the ore from this ntraug® is at home now — .John Castelein has im ­ . the horse himself, just as a nyin, under mine have been seut to tbe United States, strong excitement, will soinetinres forget a proved tile Jooks of hb house by a new that-they might be compared with tbe de-' sore foot leading the horse down a slope fence—Irving Gaskill was at Morgan last posit* of the great hut springs in our .own Sunday — It is getting fashionable now for will show any defect in his forequarters, Yellowstone park. It was but natural to ’and running him back will deveiope any the boys to black their mustaches—The suppose that the Yellowstone springs had weakness that may exist in his hind legs. party at the County farm was a success— also a golden treasure in their cups, but Ora Chaffee is at work on Mr. Bowes’ - As a merchant is judged by, the q utility barn—L. Cramer returned from a visit at the most careful search by geologist* ba* thus fur faliMl to detect any trace of It.— of bis goods, so a fanner Is judged by the Lake Odessa Saturday. Youth's Companion. quality of his stock. Nothing gives a more indelible impression of his condition, especially, in a financial sense, than the S. Robartof Blanchard is here helping He wa. six year, old, short for bb age, appearance of bls dumb friends. (Are and barefooted ami dirty. Hb eye* were they well cared for with a thoroughbred to take care of bb father who Is very ill. I Ater, he diet! Tuesday morning—The sharp and watchful, and lib face wm lined look about them. It can be lodged that funeral of George Dillbahner was held at and old. He run away from school for the owner's bank account nnd jrredlt arc the north Evangelical church last Friday week* nt a time, and scoured alley* and good. But reverse conditions always go p. m., the Rev. Geo. Johnson of Jackson Instinctively avoided all the conventional together. Instruction and example have officiatiufr—Rev. nnd Mrs. A. Ostrath were and decorous paths of childho-wl. When beep sufficient to teach the granger that here ter attend Mr. Dillbahner's funeral— he listened to admonition, and promised the purity of thoroughbred poultry, cattle, J. Ostrath who went to Colorado about to amend, hi* inner ear was deaf and hb horses, etc., is an ever-paying quality. Better results are obtained, higher profits two years ago died at that place—David word, were from the lip* outward; but he Troyer and Frank Guy of Sebewa called voiced hla genuine experience and reflec­ begin (0 come, and a natural pride tends on Maple Grove friends last Saturday—A. tion with the brevity of a maxim: to still-further Improvement. T. Rowley and daughter were at Hastings "I think I'd rather be a girl; they don't git so many kicks/’-Detroit Free Prraa. TURF AND TRACK NOTES. Allerton and Axtel, it is announced, will not meet until the big Independence meetlug, which opens August 27. Unurf Rspld.. MW.. •U'?' llu, bou« ‘J"' ten tbouratui wren hundred 4!U,J1 of cau^ Dated Halting*. Is just, as good to Trav. as the dollar of the rich. He The Light Running World Renowned pomesti:, The Home and some other first-class machines. He will |ell yon a machine for a small j’’ ;,{ and the balance in monthly payments if.desired. It will pay you to call oji him Wore you bn\ Needles, oils and parts for all nwdhim s, T. PHILLIPS. �Ellia, hn never thought of her again onca she bad paared out of his reach? “•?Aan*ri:t» l» token In sc.wmi. This mt-dlriiie i-n eonuet the kldnevs nod liver r<» remove the from themtwn. purtfiee tue Mood and build'' up the strength. ( on.tfMdon H-cau-Mfd by ’o*' *» »** .*«£■ . ... of Ui*’ taWew. Ififd ' l Ills re.•V.rr ti.H Kctfixi and Invigorate the liver. '.Clayville wiU tl«ve a new water srs- At length the tjay came when Colonel Talbot regained consciousnesa. It was while Rosalie was gone Ur Jadoouville that one morning the newspapers made the following announcement: •A Mystery Cleared Up-Colonel Warren Talbot Recovers Consciouanesa sinaliqp— Ho Was Struck by Wamsley, B ' ' '' u w«M OUM. . tbe Forger. Who Thereby Got Poearoaion of the Forged Instrument Which Colonel Talbot Had on His Person That NighL Wama&y Has Escaped." cried for Carton*. , ■, . 'rt'ltoto.rrtito MmmU' Tho#o were the heudlipro. Ellis read tho account and then hastened to Tal­ bot’s bedside to get confirmation of its details. Armed with such assurances as made his innocenco absolutely unquestionable, bo went forth exulting. He Ro«H. to ntoni. bat ' *" 1 * <lej»rte«l at uhve for Jacksonville. RilKdale county farmers arc talking of It was dark when he arrived at the ug the butchers who buy Ofatesgu, hotel in which Mr. Roosevelt and his ' niece hiul rootns, but the first person he stomuck strengthened by Beehc niw xvas Rosalie’s colored maid standing j on a veranda. He went to her at once. I ‘Fanny." he said, “where is your I j-oung mistress. Miss Chenier?" “She’s in her room, eah." ’Can I s»;u her?*' . CHAPTER XXII a fervid Lover. J ou ninst not." she aaid. ,-arly al! the remarkable traits of ■ inbe EHm. Ho had the gift of oratory. j-.-mrinnt, untrained imagination, tot- fi-.-rce love of fight, tho ambition for w.-ahh, the medimval notion of honor, ii * .-aid whatever for truth in the ab-trr.et. a perfect faith in the purity of •• .-in absolute punctuality in keep­ ing his word simply on tho score of con­ : rml honor, and a reverence for v thing pertaining to southern arisl nicy, only equaled by his hatred of . -ry thing northern and his high disdain : manual labor and all forms of lucre ■ : .idgetting effort. To balance these iracteristics, ho was generous, braVe. ■■ ■urteous to those whodl ho liked, tender : -ruled. full of warm sympathies and l.v.td.v le’impulse^, charmingly componi -nuble. and possessed of the gift called “m igEi tifein." by which he had made his jv.iy ;■» his present wealth and power in in .in-.-edibly short space of time. Ho i.;1 b-.tn aided at every step by good : . k. as such men seem always to be, as v.'<11 as by- tho fine intuition of a born genius, if the mere power-to’control and :::bine may be called genius. He loved Rosalie Chenier with a pas-to’j like intensified fire whenever ho thought of her but once his thoughts turned from her, he did not love her at Ji. He was not fickle. Ho simply lacked the power to think of two things ■it He focused his whole mind •md sutil upon whatever for the time oc­ cupied his attention. Rosalie’s direct accusation against him had stung his sotftliern sense of1 honor almost to the point of driving him mad for the time. He bad straightway rushed back to Savannah, bent upon making plain his innocence. That she {■houlcT think him guilty of a vulgar as‘assinatidu wna more than he could bear. Fur awhiiu*his mental torture was ex­ quisite. He went to work with enor­ mous energy trying to ferret out the real assassin. If only Colonel Talbot could sjwak he might easily settle the whole matter with a word, but Colonel Talbot could not speak; he lay there dumb and unconscious, a puzzle to thu learned physicians. When Rosalie returned to Savannah from the "pocket” Ellis knew it, but be did not attempt to see her; he meant never to speak to her again until his in­ nocence had been proven beyond a doubt. He admitted to himself that, in a way, be deserved this punishment, remember­ ing distinctly as he did his foolish threat­ ening words. But he had a largo faith in the’ star of his destiny—that is, in his luck, and he spared no effort to get into the mystery of that unhappy night. After a time Sir Edmond Kane came back to Savannah for a few days, and Ellis was flattered by the marked atten­ tion paid him by the English aristocrat and his fair daughter. His thoughts were turned from Rosalie and his inves­ tigation of the crime, and he gave Miss Ellen Kane bis undivided attention. The English girl found him a charming com­ panion—so attentive, so knightly, so full of ready expedients for rational amusemt-nt, .and withal, so delightful as a story teller. Those days made a memoraUu spot in Muis Kane’s life. She went back to Engiand dimly conscious that she Lad almost loved an American. As for •Here. Fanny, take thia.” I He wrote on a card. i -Give Miss Chenier that and tell her I ■ am waiting for an answer; nnd, Fanny, j frterh her answer here at once—do yon understand?" • Yea,.sah,’; said the girL taking the card and hurrying away. The <eranda was on the second floor, and overlooked a garden on one hand and tbo street on the other; the green boughs of a water oak brushed the gayly painted railing*. Ellis w^ked back and forth restlessly, every moment seeming to drag i'taelf by with tho delay of some­ thing maliciously perverse. He wm in one of his intense, fervid moods. His face was lighted as with a pale flame, and bis eyes, so dark and fine, wero glowing with the heat of passion. When he thought ho heard tho servant girl returning he looked around and saw Rosalie instead. She came rapidly to him and held out her hand. He took it with feverish eagerness and in a half stifled voice said: ’•Rosalie, I have come to show you tho prwfs of my innocence. You said 1 might”-----“Come into our parlor," she said, in­ terrupting him; “you look tired.. Have you just arrived?" She had already turned, about and wm leading the way to the parlor. He followed her, gazing eagerly down at the sweet, warm cheek half turned to him m she swiftly -«ropt through a long hall. Sho was dressed in black, which made her crinkled yel­ low hair look all tho brighter by con­ trast He thought sho had grown tmler within these last few weeks; sho cer­ tainly was more beautiful than'ever be­ fore. The room into which they passed was a small, bright parlor opening upon a broad balcony. NShe offered him an arm­ chair. and flung wide the door to let in the perfumed evening air. Ho did not sit down, but stood in the middle of the floor with his burning eyes fixed upon her face. She could not look at him, and her heart wm in her throat His first words had revealed' to her all he was going to say. She hnd turned pale, and despite her effort to keep control of her­ self she wm trembling a little. “It was very, very wicked of mo to say that dreadful thing about you," she said in n subdued but perfectly clear and steady voiejn “I was laboring under”-----“No, ’ he cried; “you need not be­ gin in that way. It was nil my fault You hnd a right"-----’•I hod no right," sho firmly said; “it wm mean of mv; but you will forgive *me—you have come to do that?” ‘ 1 have come to tell you how 1 love you." be exclaimetl impetuously, “and to ask you to be my wife, Ob. Rosalie. Rosalio, how 1 love you!” Sho retreated before him as sho would have (lone before a llamd. -She put out her beautiful bands and motioned him back. He stopped short, a strange change coming across hisdatk face. He was as handsome ns man could be as ho folded his arms on his breast nnd looked half despairingly, half triumphantly down at her. When he spoke he h.>d all the magic of his voico under perfect con­ trol . “Roealie," be said, “you told me 1 might come back to you when I could prove my honor unstained. I bring it to you as spotless ns"-----• “I know. I know,” she hurried to say: “1 did yon irreparable wrong. I shall never forgive myself—never." •Don’t talk that way.” he exclaimed, •1 can't bear it You have done no wrong. You are all right Let the post keep its troubles and misunderstandings; I want to ta happy now. Rosalie, ore you afraid of me?_>\m-L so dreadful to you tbatryou shrink from" mo in this kwa, baasing lootoly Intertwined betore her. ••1 lore, lore yonr ho repented. •1 wnh you did not." «h<i replied. •omrUimg of the old fretonen end ■tortet. ringtm throoph her troubled ’Olea. ‘1 nn, t0 M Jmn(. •enng. ' He (food nwhile in a hesitating atti­ tude, then with a great effort he said: “So it has come to thill Rosalie, Ro1 away wounded to the ueartimd die all nlane somewhere? 1 cannot believe you mean it; you will not Wl me. Rosalie, will your The frenzy of despair rang through his shaking, ap­ pealing voice. “No. no. you wrong mer she cried; •you will not undeatand me. You re­ fuse to see that I would |»vo you be my inend—that I honor you—that 1 despise myself for having suspected you wrong­ fully— thnt 1 never can make amends for tho injmy I did you." “I don't want to hear that.” he said imperiously, “it displeases me. You cannot appease mo in that way any more than yon can satisfy your own I true heart. Rosalie, you cannot spurn such lovo M mine. You will keep it—it is priceless. ’’ Ho spreaii out bis arms again. She fled through tho doorway and stopped on the balcony in the bright, slanting moonligliL He, too.^ became motionless. As they stood thus I confronting each other Ellis felt that all his bright hopes were wavering in tho balance, and the ecstasy of his suspense brought out cold drops upon his forehead. He gathered all the passion of his 'nature, and his words came from his lips with thrilling power: “Rcsalie, b this the end of it all? Don’t you love me? Is my life at last to bo a failure? Do you drive me away? Must I go? My God, and 1 lovo you so!” “Must 1 go?" he repeated: “Rosalie, must I?" . “Yes—I—think you had better, go," sho said, her voice even and spiritless. Ho staggered as if sho had shot him, drew his hand across his forehead, turn­ ed and walked from ber to the door. From there he looked back, wavered, then turned again and disappeared. Words cannot suggest the force of sfich passion ns his—a tropical storm in vio­ lence, a mountain torrent in strength. He wm wild, crazed, blind with despair. He tramped slowly alongtho hall, biting his lipa, his eyes flashing. At the stair­ way ho met Mr. Roosevelt, who, though evidently surprised to see him, held out his hand and greeted him cordially. “Go to hell!" ho muttered in response. Me Roosevelt did not catch tho words; ho looked after Ellis in blank amazement as tho latter mechanically descended^ the stair without having touched liis hand. Rosalie was crying when Mr. Roose­ velt entered tifb parlor, and tho old man guessed what was the matteT. When he put his hand on her head she sobbed: “Ob. uncle, take me home, please; 1 am very, very wretched." “Don't cry, my dear," he gently said, ft ill keeping his hand upon her head; “I have come to say get ready. Our train is duo in n half hour." He could^nol think of any soothing phrase. He regarded her ns a mere child, knowing nt tho same timo that she wm a woman and suffering now r. trouble which besets the path of all beau­ tiful women. Ho procured her an apartment in a palace car, but she could not sleep. Sho reached Roosevelt 'Place pale, hollow eyed and nervous. WATER A8 A HEALTH CONSERVATOR All claims not consistent with the high character of Syrup of Figs are purposely •voided by the Cal. Fig Syrup Company. It acts gently on the kidneys, liver and bowels, clean-lug the system tffiectually, but It Is not a eujp-aJl and makes no pretensiohs that eyery bottle will not sub­ stantiate. Thu residence of Robert Osler was burned at Oscoda yesterday, and his two children were severely scorched. The St. Joseph river at Three Rivers Is on a modest tear, sneaking over its banks onto the adjacent low lands. Wild cats qre reported so numerous near St. Charles tliat you can go out with n club and kill a mess most any day. A Michii-iin Central Ilallroad' Employe AVln> UU C«»r, n fl er Seven Tenn' ConteeV While employed as agent of tlje Michi­ gan Central Railroad. Company, ut Auausta. Mich., my kidneys became. diseased, and from an impoverished^ impure state of the blood, my gener^i iwalth was efitlrelj* undermined.. I vmiaulted- the leading physicians of’ tills city and Ann Arbor, nnd all pronounced my case Brights disease- in October last, I began taking Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup, and am to-day a • well man. It affords me pleasure tn render suffering humanity any •good that I can. and 1 wish to shy that! think It the grcatist blood, kidney and liver medicine in tic world. E. L.vzii.ehe. Agent M. C. R. IL, Albion, Mich. Sold by W. 11. Goodyear. Prepared only by the Charles Wright Medicine Co.. De­ troit,.Mi cli^'*Bay City lost but 842.000 by fire In 1S91 over 8200.000 less than that of 1890. There is money in a good fire department The Grand River lx>at club at Lansing, expecli t<> buy a S5.C00 site for a new club house. C. H. Osband has been elected president uf the club. A post office has been established at l-.ewlaton, Montmorency county, 29 miles northeast of Grayling. Fred L. Barker is couimissluned postmaster. The People’s party convention at Grand Rapids knocked out a resolution protest­ ing against “saddling that mill-stone, pro­ hibition. about our necks. The heavy rains uf the past few days have been worth a vast sum to Saginaw valley lumbermen, releasing log drives that have In some cases been hung up for NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. There is a great strife between the nn.... Ion and non-union moulders in Battle Creek, and came near ending In blood shed lust week. A drummer recently insulted a Battle Creek lady, nnd was given a severe thump­ ing last week by a gentleman admirer. The recent heavy rains have revealed many weak 'pots In the drainage system of Battle Creek. Lansing, Mich., May 11. (Special.)— The supreme court this mottling handed down an opinion in Henry Frlesner vs. the common council of Charlotte, denying a mandamus to compel the acceptance of Ids liquor bond, notwithstanding tbe coun­ ty had voted for prohibition under the lo­ cal option law of 1889. Certain irregulari­ ties are set up In the election which (see Journal of May 4) the court says, while substantially a neglect of duty on the part of the officers of Oneida township, cannot be huh] to disfranchise the votes. “The pulMbta were not attached to the petitions prvM-nted lo the Auuntj clerk, but was ac­ companied by an affidavit that the names attached to the petition were genuine, hnd the persons were qualified voters. The statute does not require that the affidavit shall state that tbe petitioners reside with­ CONTINUED in tbe township. The affidavit implies they are residents. It is held it Is within the authority of tbe supervisor* to deter­ •J. B. Wilson. 3'1 Clay St.. Sharpsburg, mine the sufficiency ot petitions and order I’a., says he will not be without Dr. King’s the ejection, and tbdr determination is New Discovery for consumption. coughs final. ' It-was competent for the legislature and colds, that It cured his wife who was to confer this authority ripon the supervis­ threatened with pneumonia after an attack ors. The plan intended was to place the of “la grippe." when various other rem­ result when once reached by the people, edies nnd several physicians had done her beyond controversy or collateral attack. ■no giasl. Robert Hnriu-r. of Cooksporl, The election having been ordered, the peo1*4, claims Dr. King’s New Discovery lias plohavlng aqted. tbelr action Is final and done him more good than anything he the election is sustained and local option ever used for lung trouble. Nothing like iu Eaton county prevails.. Justice Mc­ it. Try it. Free trial tattles at W. 11. Grath did not sit. Goodvear’s drugstore. Large bottles. 50c. Nineteen liquor bonds from Battle Creek and SI.00. have been tiled with the county treasurer. Fourteen from Marshall, five from Albion, » This remedy la becoming so’well known one from Athens and one from Homer and so popular us to need no special have been tiled. These last until May 1. mention. Ail who have used Electric 1893. The board of supervisors of Cal­ Bitters sing thu same song of praise.—A houn county tins ordered a local option purer medlfine do«s not exist and it is election to take place June 30. which. If guaranteed to do al) that is claimed. carried. will not go into effect until May • Electric Billers will cure nil diseases of of next year. the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, Horae? Hart, of Convls. had trouble bolliq salt rheum nnd other affections with a band of gypsies, the horses belong­ caused • by impure blood.—Will drive ing to the •latter kept getting over the 'malaria from ihe system and prevent ns fences and tramping around on his crops. well as cure all malarial fevers.—For cure Becoming lin’d of these operations he im­ ot headache, constipation and indigestion pounded one of their horses. A member try Electric Bitters. Entire satisfaatlon of tbe tribe came over to his place to re­ guaranteed, or money refunded.—lYlce gain possession of the anlnml. when a 50 cis. and 81.00 per bottleat W. H. Gfod- wordy war followed, ending by Hart’s year’s drug store, shooting the intruder Ih the leg and shoul­ Ilucklrft’a Arnica Salve. der. The best salve in the world for cute, Expert burglars got into Keyes’ bank in bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhepm. fever Olivet recently, by prying open the front sores, tetter, eliapped hands, chilblains, door. They blew off the inside door of corns, nnd all skin eruptions, and positive­ the vault. sccured|some jewelry and a lit­ ly cures plies or no pay required. It Is tle change. The burglar proof chest which guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or contained nearly 83,000 was being worker! way?' money refunded. Price 25 cents per box His grave, gentle voico was fuU of For sale by W. IL Goodyear, thu druggist at, when the burglars were evidently scar­ ed away by some noise. No clue as yet. persuasive music. He stooped toward Della Winters, a 10 year old girl living Muskegon’s new courthouse will be far her, his eyes ‘grdWing cloudy and soft Suddenly he flung out his arms enough along by Saturday .to tave a cor­ In Lowell took her own life last week, by shooting herself. The bullet pierced her and clasped her close to him, kissing her ner stone. heart and death was Instantaneous. She ntbbartl’s Kbeumntlc and U»W Pill*. hair and her forehead and murmuring These pills are sclent!finally compounded, had been sick for about a week, nnd was unintelligible things. Sho wrung her­ afraid she would always be crazy. Her and uniform In action. No griping pain so self away from him. her physical elusive­ commonly following the use of pills. mind Was affected. ness seeming quite as pronounced as that They are adapted to both adults nnd chil­ Something over a year ago the Bachelors evasiveness which had always character­ dren with perfect safety. Wo guarantee and Benedicts club was forjued in Char­ ized her conversations with him. they have no'equal In the cure of sick lotte.with 15 members. One of the agree­ “You must not!” sho said, in a sort of headache, constipation, dyspepsia and ments being that as soon as a member was breathless whisper. “I cannot permit biliousness, and. as an appetizer, they ex­ married be should give a banquet to tint it” She actually pushed him with her cel any other preparation. Sold by W. remaining. At present there are only 12 H. Goodyear. members left The last one to become a hand. In an instant a flash of reserftment Lapeer expects to have *a factory run­ Benedict was Editor Bryau, of the Char­ flickered across hta face and he made an ning early In June that will turn out 1,000 lotte Leader, who married one of Char­ lotte’s moat prominent ladies, Mias Adele hickory handles pfr day. impatient gesture. McClure. Agreeable to the custom, he “Rosalie, I did not expect this from Flint wool buyers place the probable treated bls brother members to a fine ban­ yon," said be. slowly recovering his full price this year for that commodity at 20 to quet last week, while they presented him 25 cents per pound. height with a fine silver tea set “OhF she cried, her voice thin and Geo. Sherwood, of Charlotte, aged 73 dry, “I did not mean to offend you, I years Is a musical wbirder. He can start don’t want you to be angry with moover 500 different tunes from memory, and you"-----* “I love, love yotri'-he exclaimed, letUng tbe worcb 411 heavily from hie uhr lip,, at IT he jrm beginning to enadnato a dreary iaiinre. She looked beeeecUngly at him, her Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. can sing the lending part without a book or help ot any kind. He knows every thing from Yankee Doodle to Old Hundred, and numbers arnoi hb large collection a great many sacred songs, as be has sung In some church choir for over 40 years. A large log-cabin for the pioneers of Eaton county was erected last week. It is 30x40, with two rooms below and a hall t« really above. The society Is making an effort to The Internal use of water is a subjects secure Thomas W. Palmer, of Detroit, to about which physicians have had much address the pioneers In June. discussion, and about which not all doc­ Fremont Geer, of Eaton Rapids, made a tors are agreed. Ita value aa an agency mistake last week that came near coating for the prevention and removal of dis­ him bls life. He was feeling quite badly eased conditions is, therefore, too little and Intended to take some quinine, in­ understood. Judiciously used, water taken stead of taking that he got hold of some Internally may be made one of the most strychnine that had been pidverlzed, and Important factors in tbe preservation of took a liberal dose. Medical assistance good health and physical vigor. Nearly every case of inflammation and was quickly received and he is still In tbo irritation of the bladder may by the prac­ land of tbe living. tice of copious water drinking, especially The testimony of Lucy Harrison, of on tbe empty stomach, be palliated to Paw Paw. convicted ber father of a hein­ such extent as to cease to give even annoy­ ous crime last winter,-^and resulted In ance. sending him to prison for 00 years. She Nothing that can be taken into the was subsequently sent to tbe Industrial stomach will better conduce to keep it and School for girls at Adrian, and soon .after the general system jo a healthy state than admitted that ber testimony given at the a pint of water about the summer temper­ trial was entirely false, and was given at ature of hydrant water, drank from one; the Instigation of two of - ber.aunts. Mr. half to three-quarters of an hour before Barrlson will probably be pardoned. breakfast. The first few swallows should be small Grand Lodge had an opportunity to bld for the location of a condensed milk facto­ and within a few seconds' intervals of each ry, which promised to employ a few hands, other, but the lust hall should be taken in but 910,000 and a fair sized farm naturally as largo gulps as possible, with the body • erect and chest well thrown ont. seemed a little too much. The principal benefit derivable from this Orissa Jones, of Portland, fell qn a de­ practice is perhaps the mechanical flushing fective sidewalk three years ago, and a out of the undigested contents and the ab­ jury gave her 81600 damages. The su­ sorption of the additional water into the preme court granted a new trial, and she circulating aystem, although some of tbe was recently awarded only 3300. Bad good effects may be attributable to the sidewalks are expensive in other places small quantity of the secretions ot tbe besides Portland. mouth, which is incidentally carried down, and the local tonic influence of the water. One dealer shipped twelve barrels of Whatever may be the rationale of this beer to Bellevue on Friday. Twelve bar­ treatment its efficacy ns a promoter and rels usually run that town a month, and it preserver of health is second to none. The is funny that so much should be ordered body should not be prone again for at least when the saloons only had two days to three-quarters of an hour after drinking. run. People will have an opportunity to The temperature of tbe water may, as a find out how little such a law will effect matter of taste, be disagreeable at firat, beyond depriving the-county of the reve­ but that objection wifi soon become insig- . nue. which it does very effectively.—Bat­ Diflcant before a little resolution. There tle Creek Moon. is no situation in which firmness with one's The Grand Ledge Independent of last disinclinations may be more profitably ap­ week tells of a wife and mother going reel­ plied. Very hot or very cold water should not ing drunk through the streets ot that vil­ lage the other day. This must have been be taken upon an empty stomach. The * before local option struck our neighboring practice of drinking hot ivatcr just before county: and if It will prevent a repetition meals, which prevailed extensively a short of such sights, even the opponents of lo­ while ago, has fallen into merited disre­ cal prohibition ought rejoice that they have pute. The atoniach docs not until after a long time recover from the debiliating effects of Clifford Sheldon, a Saranac boy, but now a drink of very hot water imposed upon it in the training school of the U. 8. navy. Is while empty. Hence no food should be home on a furlough, returning Tuesday. taken into It immediately after such a He has Just completed a trip around tbe draft.—New York Mail and Express. world. He left New York on the U. 8. ship Lancaster on the 13th of July. 1891, Going Down tbe Outside of a Building;. and visited the Maderia Islands; Capetown, A crowd of MadiHOD square promenade™ S. Africa; Batavia, Java; Singapore*. Hong Kong. China; and Yokohama. Japah. He was earnestly contemplating the northern wall uf tbo Hotel Bartholdi Tuesday. This left the Lancaster at the latter place and Is wbat they saw: came by mail steamer to San Francisco A gentleman in a red blazer was coming and from thence home bv rail. He will down a rope hand over hand with the agil­ go »o Washington, D. C., June Sth, for ex­ ity of a aalior or a South American mon­ amination and expects to-finish his course key. He was tui athletic young man with in ordinance Instructions in another year. a blond mnstnehe and bine eyes, and every He is well pleased with his mode of living. movement of bis limbs nnd body indicated —Saranac Local. strength. The crowd held its breath as the young SCHOOL COLUMN man descended. When- tbo venturesome athlete reached tbe sidewalk he was seen to stagger. But ho held to an iron railing, Our teacher made a complete failure In and shouted up to four men who were look­ the government of her school during the ing from tbe window above: past winter and two others partial .ones. “I’ll bet jou I can come up tbe same mH In tlie same manner, viz., they wanted way!” . the good will of their pupils and conse­ There wan no response. The' crowd quently set out to be “good" to therein by closed around tbe athlete. He gAZ4>i allowing them to do pretty much as they around at the faces of his audience and pleased. I'uplls like such a teacher and then turned and went into tbe side door of aetplM her at the mine time. When stall the hotel. we learn that this Is a very |>oor way to do The four heads above disappeared from pupils good? A boy respects a teacher view. The crowd slowly dispersed under that makes him do about what lie should, the direction of a park policeman. Tbo and respect must lie at the foundation uf rope disappeared. It was hauled into tbe any permanent love. The lesson of seventh story window. Al! was quiet on obedience to rightful authority Is one that Twenty-third street. every child must learn sooner or later and The red blaxer gentleman was a promi­ the sooner the better. If he does not nent young Canadian, returned from Eng­ learn it In the home or at thd school, he Is land, where he bn« been playing on the quite liable to learn Jl In after life nt a Canadian footlmll team. He arrived iu fearful cost. No. tracner. it is your right New York a week ago, awl baa been cele­ to govern and It la vour positive duty to do brating bis return ever since. He consid­ it Then- Is no possible excugo for any ered the Bartholdi episode a bagatelle, and teacher to shirk this duty, if lie cannut said he could have climbed back again do it. if he has no lime in his spinal column with ease.—New York Advertiser. he should seek some other calling. WOULD’a FVMR FUND. Previously acknowledged................ 828 59 No. 7„Hoiw. Mrs. B. J. Robinson,. ..50 .. 7, Hastings, Sarah Riley................. 70 .. 3, Baltimore, Minnie Bush .. .31 ,. 12, Carlton. Lillie Matthews.. ., 1, Assyria, Hattie Bradley.. :w .. 3, Woodland. Julia Meyers.. .. 2. Yankee Springs, F. Edmonds .50 333 19 As there seems to be some little diffi­ culty In securing a teacher for some of the schools, perhaps a word should be said. Doubtless then-are some’school officersjhat really think there is a scarcity of teachers, hardly ey/nigh Indeed to fill the schools. There are nil the time nearly or quite 50 per cent more teachers thin schools. Out­ side the villages, there are but 14 male teachers employed this soring while over 75 hold a license. Almost any of these would teach, doubtless, were the wages sufficient. In general, they can earn inure at something else and so engage in other avocations. Of course that is their privi­ lege. We arc not saying tills to find fault with the wages paid.—that Is none of our business luit a question between board and teachers. It ought to be borne in mind, however, that a really good teacher .may be cheaper at 25 dollars per month than a poor one at 25 emits. We are more than willing to assist boards In liny way possible, but it must be remembered that the Commission has no authority to compel teachers to teach. . scuooi. RgPoirrs. No. fl, Hope, Arthur Hathaway, teacher. Daja tangln. flO; Enrollment, 48: Average attendance.??; not absent or tardy, 7: Dot absent. 13. No. 3, Johnstown, Mary Green. teacher. Enrollment S3*, not absent 10; not tardy 10; neither absent nor tardy 9. No. 11. Irving, Eliza Girvin, teacher. Enrolled 31; average attendance 2A; not tardy 28; neither absenffnor tardy 9. No. T. Irving, Lina Still, teacher. Enrolled 20; average attendance 17; not absent 0; not tardy 9. No: 5. Assyria. Mary E. Wilcox teacher. Enrollment 50: average attendance 40; neither absent nor tardy 12; not absent 12; not tardy 40. Mabel Tuckerman, a pupil of this school has been neither absent nor tardy for the past six terms. What other country pupil can show so good a reoord? The preparation ot rice stands in the same relation to tbo Chinese people as the baking of bread to western nations. Break­ fast, at 10 a. m., is called “early rice;” din­ ner, at about 5 p. m., is called "late rice." “Have you eaten rice*" is tbe conventional formol salutation amona the Chinese.— Temple Bar. Many People Are Color Blind. A curious fact about the eye aa regards ita perceptionof color Is that one In twenty persons is afflicted with red blindness. In tbe normal eye the edges of the retina are not sensitive to the senantion of red light— that is, cannot see red color. In some eyes this peculiarity will extend iteelf u» half the extent of the retina, and in very many others (to no less, indeed, than one iu twenty) thia spreads over the whole of tha retina. Tha possessors of such eyes will confuse Iu the most curious manner dark green and yellow with red. This is uot always api>areut, but a few testa will sure­ ly bring it out. and we should be amazed to find how many of us are’subject to this partial color blindness.—Chambers’ Jour­ nal. ' MOUTGAGE SALE. Notice f< hereby given that default has been msu'o in the paytneut of the money secured by a IIK-Ftgitge to-nrlng date the twentv-flnd day of April A. 1>. 1MI, executed by David E. Eero and Sarah A. Fero bls wife, of tta Township of EtnnieltlM the County of Calhoun and Slate of MicblsMi.to Amelia Jones of tbo township of Assyria In the County ot Barry and mate at Ml -hlgxn, and recorded In the office of the KegIstrr of lws»ds far Um County of Barry. MlebIg ui. In Lltiey 31 ot Mortgages os patre 43 on the 231 day of April A, D. 1»W1 at 11:15 o’clock In tho loniiioon; Hint said mortgage wns duly assigned bv said Amelia Jones to James cashmoreof Peenfleld. Calhoun County. Michigan, on the ulth day ot «tarch. A. » l&M by an assignment duly recorded on the IMh day of April A. D. toM at s o’clock In the forenoon, in the ofDee at the Keglster ot Dccils for the County of Bsrry. Micblgauin Uber 23 ot Mortgages, on ■ age MS; and tlwt said mnrtgage wm further dnlv assign­ ed by s.ii.i James Cashmere, to Andrew D. Etheridge of the City of Battle Creek. Michigan by assignment dated the 13th day of March ino, and duly recorded in the office of the register at Deeds for the County of Barry. Michigan, an the IMh day of September A. D. 1991 at 9 43 o'clock in tbe forenoon. In Liber 38 of Mortgages, on ;mge an: that the amount claimed to be due on said »n- rtgage at the data ot this notice to the sum ot f“8t 70. Notice Is also hereby given that tbe power ot sale conixlurd hi said inortgsgo baa In-come ot>aertlve by reason of lhe de^ilt of said Mortgagor in paying the moneys secured thereby, and no suil o’ proceeding at law has b«en luslltated to recover the debt now rem.ilDlng seemed by said raongage.or any part thereof. ’ Notice is also hereby given that In pursuanoe ot ihe power of sale contained In said mortgage and the statute Iu such cases made and urovidi.-d the premises described In a d covered bv said mortgage to wit: All that plec" of land sltuaie In the Township nt Assyria ta the County of Barry and State of Mlchfg;u» deserv­ ed as the souti: west quarter ot the north east quarter of section number twenty thre« lu town­ ship number ooe north ot range number seven weat. will be sold at public auction at the trout doorot tbe Court House (that being the place ot holding Ute Circuit Court tor the C-Htniy of Barry:. In tbe city of Hastings In the County at Barry. Michigan ou the 18th day of August X D. ISM al 3 o’clock in the afternoon, te pay the ani’Mint due on said mortgage with 7 per twr interest and all legal coato aud expeuael Bated the 13th dav of May iwj ANDMMW D. KtHIUtlbUX. �THE NATIONAL LEGISLATURE. veil second quarter, in­ Heredity has been accused as the chief factor in the origin of tumors. But the ternational SERIES. MAY 22. Maj 11-Th. MO.I. NN evidence is very uncertain, for the dleesse. I* so common that uot many families are ULIOA «p from lb. 1“*** without a hlstorynf tumor development ■wmlxNuT bill* otno snM»r in same of their branches. Statistics give “ £1 p^d th. N.I ay*" a history of heredity in only 14 per cent, of the superficial cancers, and Ln 87 per cent mitloa t™«r,-»hleh «»■ in some of the deeper forms. Similar fig­ J [fttMRTXRLT TKMi’KKAXCX LKStiuN.| Th. hoo« •“ «' ures could doubtless be obtained for many (orthrr ot 0“ & “But Daniel pnrpowd in hts heart that of the common fatal diseases, such as bill Nearly tbe whole session WM o> Xn> WA dl-h-l-R-X malohrf he would uot defile nimmif with the por­ pueumonla and Bright’s disease. A previous injury i* often thought to be Holmpn toMrtk. put the p«»8™Ph A^ tion of the king's meat, nor with the wine the cause of a tumor, and in seme of tbe whichdie drank." Thin portion of the flret ^oprUtlo, <« 'W verse uf our leswon in the Gohlen Text for rarer forms ot cancer (sarcoma) there can Miu. for the proposed new mint at rnua the day; we therefore give a little extra be no question that it ia the cause in nu­ space to It. We see Daulelj one of a com­ merous cases. But when it is recalled haw pany of young Jews, carried cAptive In the many injuries are received in all parts of W1MUXUT0X. UL-Ul. X» third year of Jehoioklm. in the pnlnce of the body without causing the development Urf»> ot d» OA’Al .prroprt* the king of Babylon, in training to atnud of a tumor It will bo perceived that there U«u ND up to the point where tb. Incretree in due time before the king n* one of hia is hut little ground tor the general appli­ of tbe oory And tbe preptNed new b*ltk- wise men. While being taught tbe wis­ cation of the theory. There is more reason ■blpe come lo. Dbeorelon ot tbeoA dU dom of the Chaldeans they are to be nour- for accepting the constant irritation of pored Oi.ttere WA. postponed. Among lahwl with food and wine from tbe king** some spot ns the cauaejor the development the committee amendment* adopted was table. Daniel determines that he anil hia of n malignant growth, for many cancers poe .ppeoprUUng KO.m «. .MyteeiM companion* will not defile themselves with of tho tongue aud lips have been canned by the Columbian naval rendexvour.ABw*®* food which has been offered to Idols, for the Irritation of n short tobacco pipe con­ they are true worshiper* of the only living stantly smoked or the rough point ot.a de­ view. ’ Tbo house spent another day in consid­ and true God. and understand that what­ cayed tooth. One of the most fascinating of all the eration of the sutfdry civil bill, covering ever Is not offered to Him is offered to about twenty-five pages. The committee devils (Lev. xrd. 7; Deut. xxxii. 17; I Cor. theories which have been advanced is that oo appropriations bad Inserted provisions x. 20). All true believers are commanded which supposes that at some limo in.the that article* imported for the use of the to do all things, even their eating and development of tho body a particle of tissue light house establishment and of the great drinking, to the glory of God (1 Cor. x, 81), intended for one part—tho skin, for exam­ national museum should be admitted free and this one command corers the whole ple—has gone astray and been buried some­ where else, and that some accident has of duty. These were stricken out on temperance question for the Christina. ft “Now Gai had brought Daniel into awakened ita cells to vigorous growth after points of order made by Burrows that they wero not germane, did not reduce expenses favor nnd tender love with' tbe prince of they have lain dermant for many years. It the eunuchs." When nny one determines is almost impossible to make thia theory and changed existing laws. WAsni.NGTON, May 14.—Tbo proceedings to glorify God awl serve Him only, the clear to one who has not studied biology, of tho senate yesterday were marked by way wilt be prepared. When a man’s but some idea of it can be formed by study­ utterance* of warning from Cockrell and ways please the lx>rd he tnaketh even his ing the development of the body of the enemies to be at peace with him (Prov. chick In tho egg during the process of Sherman on extravagance. Gorman plainly xvt. 7). See the story of Joseph. Gen. hatching. stated that 'the expenditures to which Tbe mass of living cells lu tbe yolk ot xxxisr 8L Acts vil, ft. !0, nnd remem tier • congress was committed would exceed tho that the eye* of the lord ran to and fro tho egg can be observed to spread out into revenues for the next two years and make throughout the whole earth to show Him­ a flattened oval, consisting of two layers, necessary an increase of taxation, and that self strong on behalf of all who trmrt in each destined to develop into certain or­ he was in favor of. spending tho money Him (11 Chrpn. xvL ft) gans. This flat masa then become* folded, until we had a navy to be proud of. No 10. “And the prince of the eunuchs said upon itself, sends ont prolongations of ita business was done. unto Daniel, 1 fear my lord the king.” cell* id different directions, nnd gradually The entire day in the house was spent in Daniel feared no man. neither did he fear assumes tha shape of tbe body and organs ■ filibustering against a private bill, which death, but he did fear to offend his Gal. ot tho chick. To one who has followed came over as unfinished business from last The fear of man bringeth a snare, but these change* it seems not at ail ufilikely Friday, and therefore was entitled to con­ whoso puttech bis trust In the ixwd shall that some minutfe portions of tissue might sideration. Tho Republicans'did not want tie safe (Prov. xxlx. 25). How often tho be displaced nnd become tho needs from to adjourn, but the chairman (Montgom­ fear of num or the desire to please man which tumors might afterward take tbelr ery of Kentucky) heard a motion to ad­ leads people into xin. the only remedy is to origin. But here again we are at a loss to journ and couldn’t hear a dozen demands know tbe living Gal and llveunly to please understand what accident finally starts for a division aud roll call, u parliament­ Him. the seetl to growing. ary stroke that was applauded. The mo­ IL 12. “Provo thy ayrvnnta, | beseech The recent discoveries as to the impor­ tion to adjourn being declared carried thee. Un «laya. and let them give us pulse tance of bacteria in tbe causation of disease superceded the special rule for an evening to eat and water to drink.’* A simple have given fresh impulse lo the thought session on pensions Friday, and none vegetable fare which they could be sure that the tumors may be duo to some micro­ was held. had not come from the king’s table, nor organism which finds Its way into the sys­ Washington, May 16.—The death of been dedicated to devils. On xneb food tem. By way of analogy, tbe tumors Senator Barbour brought business in the Daniel felt he could ask the blessing of which are found growing in some plants, house to an end before it wo* begun Sat- his God and expect it. Lei Christians test aud especially tbe extraordinary varielire unlay. As soon as the house was ready all tbelr eating nnd drinking, nil tbeir of galls which form around tho eggs of for business the death was announced, res- home entertainment and church enter- iusecta when deposited in the tissues of olutlons adopted, a funeral committee talnmenta, by the honest question'from the' plant*, also favor Xhia theory, but ns yet was appointed and tho house adjourned. heart, Can I conscientiously ask tho bless­ no decisive facta hare been collected, and ing of Gal upon this! And it will und to all is mere conjecture. For the present The jenate was not in session. Washington, May 17.—There was no make all three more simple and for the we watch and wait, hoping tor enlight­ ■business done in the senate yesterday, the glory of Gai. Daniel's conduct mode him enment in tho future, and turning tbe seem very peculiar in the eyes of some knowledge which we have been able to funeral of the late Senator Barbour occu­ others, but he remembered that Israel was pying the whole day. The chamber was to be a peen liar treasure unto Gal above gain to tbe practical use of relieving tho suffering of Che victims of this disease.—B. turned into n Roman Catholic church tor >i nil people (Kx. xix. 5). Aud be sought Farquhar Curtis, M. D.,aud WftiiamT. ■ * time and the cruelll.v/caadle and acolyte above all things to please God. r Bull, M. D.. iu Harpers. ‘ performed their part* In the service, which 13. “Then let our countenances be looked waa conducted by Bishop Keane. After upon before thee; and ns thou seest, deal the service* the senate adjourned. with thy servants.’* The child of God may The boychoirof Trinity chapel is the beat The session of the house wa* Interrupted be sure that the blessing of God shall be by the funeral service* is the senate of the mode manifest, so that otheraahall be com­ known Ln the city, and this is the only late Senator Barbour, the .house proceed­ pelled to behold It. Assnrely as the work of church in tbe United States which has a ing in a body to tho senate chamber, tbe devil is manifest In those who are given daily choral service. The choir consists of headed by Speaker Crisp. The house re. to strong drink, so surely shall the work of thirty members—twelve men aud eighteen turned at i.4J and piocecded with the con­ Gai he manifest in those who honor Him boys. Boy singers are usually obtained sideration of the sundry civil bill, and even In their rating ami drinking. The from tbe public schools, but a church uf covered ten page* in committee of the' testimony ot .Iren- re. “If any man serve reputation newr has any difficulty in securing ail tbe talent it needs. We have • whole, then adjourned. •» me. him will my Father honor** (John xii. boys ccntinunl.'y applying to usifor posi­ M) < FIFTY THOUSAND AT GOTHAM. tions in cur .choir. 14. “So he consented co them In this Win u boys are obtained from thu public StrikesOrdered Whtch InvulveThat Many matter and proved them ten day*.’’ The schools, lite choir mmaer goes to jtbc prin­ church at Smyrna wax to be trial tea days cipal of some school aud nsks for a number ;Hev. II. 10». signifying a perfect trial. The New Yoke, May 17.—The lockout of of the best tdngera who would like to juiu granitc-cutters-througbout the New Eng- ten plagues ifipou Egypt, the parable* of n church choir. He takes them to ; the ten pounds anil tbe ten virgins seem to lank staten was declared yesterday mornthe music room of the church, where he 1 lOGicaie indicate rexponsinuity, responsibility, ana and judgment judgment in in iIng. Al «... .t .... > ' the same time a number ^strikes pr,4wlrtK„l lo r^pon^bHUy. A^be oam. tries their voices and .makes his selection. proportion to responsibility. As the num­ were ordered In sympathy with tbe none- ^r mdiuatc* perfection ber -a-veii seven indicates (wrfvetion In reference But Trinity chapel has a school ot its own cutters, and it I*, estimated that fully 50,- [ u> God. » n^y tw that the numbers four, from which it can obtain all the boys it 000 men employed Iq* the quarrying and ten, twrlye refer to perfect dealing with needs; in fact, the school was originally founded for the purpose of supplying stone building works are now oat. Tho ; man in various way* immediate effect in this city wa* to bring i 15, Hl “And at the end of ten days their choir boys Boys tiro taken from thu ages of seven to •to astandltill all building operations,with count inn net-* appeared fairer aud fatter in a menace .of still more far-rcncldng effect. flexh titan alii he children," The blessing eleven and men not older than twenty-five. During the day the boys occupy position# Many other.trade* will undoubtedly be in-1 of God will tn» manifest even In our bodies, fitiencetl if the straggle is protracted. - It Im marvelously manifest iu tbe appear­ in tho offices of prominent bankers, brok­ ConimiMlunxr of Public Works Gilroy, ance of those who* iaxlira were once given ers, commercial hviisea, etc., for.at the upon whom the men rely In bringing the to strong drink nnd xin in tho service of school referred to they rewire a good gen­ employer* to term* by Insisting that the thedeviL but who have l>een rescued by eral education in addition to being taught paving contract* are now underway shall the grace of God and made servant* of music. Some of them after some years of lie filled; said to reporter that he saw no Christ. Being, made free from sin and experience become choir masters and way in which to bring about an under­ become servant* to God. they now bear many have joined opera companies where fruit' unto noiiness holiness ami aud arfr-anbamed standing between the men and lheem- rruic are-nsbnmcU of they have met with much success. A head ploycr*. He declared he could make no ' tbe former things, the end of which was boy singer was appointed organist In St. Matthew’s church after having served calculations a* towhen tbe work would denttiWKom. vi, «»• “ A* »- — • 21, <* 22). to the -----tmtni.be resumed. Pickets of granitecutters fuatntion of Christ in such n* are possessed ’ seven years us a chorister.—Interview lu will watch every boat load of alone that is by Him, see bow they glorified God in New York Epoch. brought to the city, and in every ca*o f%ni (Gnl. i. l», 24) anil how they took where it come* from a quarry the owner knowledge of the apostles that they had Tbe pepsin sold in the drug stores is the -.of which I* a member of the Granite been with Jcfuu (Act* lv, 13). Manufacturers' a.«*oci*tiotx workmen will 17. “As for (bene four children, God gave veritable product of an animal stomach, be warned not to handle the stone. them knowledge ltnd skill in all learning and generally of the stomach of the hog. and wisdom, nnd Daniel bad understand­ One factory tn Now York has the oddest HOME FOR UNION TYPOS. ing in all vUIodm nnd dreams.” No doubt method of preparing the article that ever they studied, but He that is perfect in enured into the human mind. A number knowledge was with them (Job xxxvi, 4) of perfectly healthy hogs are fattened for Colorado Spihncs, May IX—The dedi­ and helped them ami taught them many the market, and for thirty-six hours before killing time are deprived of all food, not cation of the Childs-Drexel Home for things not to be fonud In any books of the Chaldeans. God is no respecter of .persons. even being allowed a drop of waur. Then Union Printers took place in this city yes­ He still giveth wisdom to nil who sincerely the trough from which they are adcusterday. The ceremonies were of a most ask Him (Jn*. 1, 5). Thera is no capital tomed to eat is covered with strong wire interesting character nnd were witnessed that cun compare with a heart nod head netting and the most appetising slops and by a large concourse of people. Mayor right with God. a pure heart and n cleat bog delicacies, smoking hot. aro poured Sprague made an address of welcome to, head sanctified nnd enlightened by tbo into tbe trough. The fumes ascend with grateful fra­ the distinguished visitors, and the pro­ Holy Spirit through the merit* of the Lord gramme included speeches by Governor. Jesus Christ is the greivtest of Meanings. grance to the porcine nostrils; the hogs all Routt; Senator J. H. Gallinger, of New But thia no one can bnvo who I* given to ran to the trough and stand over it, raven­ much wine (Eplux/18: TCor. vi, 10). ous with hunger, equealing and fighting Hampshire, and George W. Childs. IN. 1» fNqw nt the end of tbednya, the with each other for a chance to get at tbe The building Is located one mile from the citv on a small elevation which over­, primvoi tlir vtiiitich* brought^ them In slops. Tbe iron netting prevents them . before Nebiichndnrxznr, nnd nraong them from tasting the food, and while they are looks the surrounding country, including the Garden of the Gods, Pike’s Peak, all -wnA foqntl none like Daniel. Han­ still thinking about the matter they are Manitou and Cheyenne canyon. It is con­, anlnh. Misliaol and Aznriah; therefore killed, and tbelr stopiachs being taken out structed of white lava stone with rod stood they before tbe king.” The food and are found perfectly full of gastric juice, sandstone trimmings. The style is re­, wine from th'r king’s tabla, nnd all the wis- from which the pepsin h prepared. Now. naissance and the construction cost *»,- doni of Babylon, could not do for the others if it was not the hog's Imagination that OU). Tho home is four stories in height, what the God of Daniel could and did do made tbe gastric juice flow into his stom­ and 144 feet front, with a depth of forty for those who relied upon Him and yielded ach in anticipation of a feast, what was it? feet. It has three towers with balconies। their bodies to Him. Happy are those who —St. Louis Globe-Democrat. extending along both sides and on every enu truly say. “My aonl, wait thou only upon God. for my expectation is from Him" (Pa. Ixii,'») *^hen as to standing before Two old friends meet after a separation AWFUL CYCLONE IN TEXAS. the king of Babylon, they were conscious of many years. , that they *ummI also la-fore the King of '•Time flies,” says one, “but after all you Kings, and could *ay, with Elijah, "The are not ao bald aa I expected to And you ” GAl5MTiLLK,Tex, May 17.—Tenkey val­ lx>nl G«*l of Israel llveth before whom 1 “Baldi I should say not. Look In the ley, in Green county, has been swept from stand" (1 King* xril, 1. Scenlao Luke i, 19). glass yourself. I've more.hair than you 20. "And In all matters of wisdom he ' xme end to the other, and not a building found them ten times better than all the have.” than I have! That’s absurd. left standing. Five people were killted in­ nmgichm- and astrologer* chat were In all _ “Py stantly, ten are dying from their injuries hl* realm.’ io reference to the dream* Perfectly absurdl Let's count ’em!"—New and many more are badly hurt. Hardly and the writing on tbe wail of chapters II, York Epoch. a person in the valley escaped. New* is iv. v, their wa* no comparison, for all the hard to obtain, but a wagon load of coffinsi magician* failed, anti only tbe God of ware sent out last night by the courier heaven gave rhe interpretation through In tbe days when Romans believed it * who brought the newt. His servant Daniel. There are thorn who dlHtr-.lob.ldltal b,.fo.lobU2,.u; tordsy confirmed tha nomination of T. The DANIEL'S INTEGRITY. lesson tbiuk that a little *timnlant In the form of strong drink does help n man’s mind sod brain, but the only stimulant that Daniel ......i •—pQWPr of God and All who seek Him «hail Subjects just now engaging general attention are 1,200 MEN Spray Pumps. Working day and night on Victor Bicy­ cles and do not produce them fast t enough to supply the demands. We show the Myers Spray Pinup, f()I spraying fruit trees. Its p(,i„t\ ,)f excellence cannot be equaled bv aily other in the market'. ' ‘ Refrigeraters. These have become au indhiiensible article for convenience and comfort during the hot weatlier. We show a • large line at popular prices. THE VICTOR LEdbS. Lawn Mowers SHRLEY-W. SM TH, The Victor Man. . Of the best and most durable kind We keep them; also a stock <>f the most desirable articles in general and builders hardware. QOObYEXIR BROS Go to DR. LOWRY’S and have your eyes fitted with eye glasses or spectacles. In or­ der to have your eye sight preserved into old age, the eyes should be properly exam­ ined and the right kind of glasses worn.Dr. Lowry keeps a large stock of the fin­ est quality and greatest vari­ ety of eye glasses and specta­ cles at his office, where you can have your eyes examined at all times. f. Q. STOWELL, HAS JUST RECEIVED A FINE LINE OF Infants’ Moccasins and soft sole shoes. Ladiee Slippers and Walking shoes nnd Coinmon Sense Walking shoe on E. E. lasts for old ladies. Gents’ Oxford ties. Men’s Kip Creedmore shots Every pair warranted. Only *3.0U, See the A. C. McGRAW Patent Leather Shoe, that leads them all in price, wear and look-. Head and shoulders i above Competition. just in Tine To see those ffiffSPM GOODS! Clothiers and Gents’ Furnishers Telling the Boy of Those Brown Suits For Bovs and Men At R. MUDGE & SON’S,The Clothiers \\ e are here to do business oh the square, and sell goods c eaper than ever this year. We have the finest and cheapest line of clothing in the city of Hastings to-day. Call and see us Hastings City Bank, THE MARKETS. UuUiic^ - . Mlcb. CAPITAL S75,OOO.OC. Clover seen M.S& SURPLUS t7.QOe.OO. '•‘"•.R'.io.auo ‘HAIOAH. ««. OSU-29C. per bn. Fotatota i Fork-saw Michigan. XG. loblMW.PwaldMt; Dn.xcToas: I*, w. Reynolds, John O*rreth. dr**ea >0emrten-lfTe. 8c; dnwtd. no. Wheat ia low ah<l flour should be the same. I°r a short time I will sell White Rose Flour AT D. W. Reynolds, Cash I er. 52”^* 40 P«r hundria: LOOK-HERE $2.20 Per ioc LB/. Vhis is a No. 1 Don . I war rant every sack t< be grade. Head-light oil 7 cte. i gallon- JOS. ROGERS. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-05-26.pdf 005412ab6bc322f82ff505f1f779c389 PDF Text Text The best Advertisingmediitmtn Bar­ ry County. Hastings VOL. XXXVII. NO. WHOLE NO. 1928 HASTINGS, MICH., MAY 26,1892. A NEW INVENTION. Hastings Banner PnblHUed Thursdays by Lehr Seven Octave 1M.VTI.VUK. XICH. For 16 years the leading drug and book store in Hastings. School Books, Tlie most complete stock and x lowest prices. AU kinds used in the county. III. Goodyear, The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. Hastings, Is a new invention no longer! YEARS SOLID WEAR AA/UV 0 Becanee they are now well-known throughout Is the length of time that Vv n I I the United States. When L»?ln-Organs first came out, the New York "Music T-aile' .--aid: "Despite the many attempts which have' been ■ rele for -< me time past by reed-organ manufacturers toward ..methiiig new in reedorgans in the way of six or seven ocSUMS IND FORKS t:uv -ivies, they have all until but recently failed. It is, th, n interesting to note the somewhat remarkable sucAre warranted to last. <■'■>< wluch Messrs H. Lehr <fc Co. have attained its this di- STERLING INLAID Tim ('bicago “Indicator” said Jan. 16th. 1892: "The sue­ - "f L-hr & Co. has been remarkable and affords another 1’ii'o:' that the public soon appreciates a really good article.” VrC If you don't wanyfo buy a poor organ, when you I ED, eau get the Lehr; the handsomest,'best toned and . a-i, -t blowing'Organ in the market at a most moderate I r-r-. examine it at the store of JOHN BESSMER, MICH HASTINGS, Also remember you get a Present—"Good Form," of $200 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jew­ elry store. Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R, Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. Wit Herpobliiier & Co., DON'T! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Blankets, Bedding, AND Live Geese Feathers, Paint your boitp- with white lead. Why? Be­ cause you can Save Mon­ ey bv buying a 1'iutedLeadofFREDL.HEATH . The Druggist He it> going 'out of the paint business and will save you 25 per cent, ou leadandoil. This lead is strictly pure and Warranted to last aud cover as much surface as any lead on the market. Don’t use an impure oil. buy nothing but the pure linseed oil. Don’t make \ a mistake in the place ' to Dscr Bast cf City Bank. Fred L. Heath, THE DRUGGIST, I he most complete stock of Dress Goods in the state. A full line of Gents Furnishing Goods. A splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella for SI.00, try one. Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co., 78, 80 and 82 Monroe St. grand rapids, Wo make a specialty of making (ients suite • and pants to order. 4% 0 MLCH COUNTY NEWS. A grent many farmers hnvn’t tbelr coca pbmted on account of so uae.h rain—Mrs. Cox. who han been visitingritkcr brother's, 3. , Brown’s, returned to her home xt Otsego Sunday, accompanied by her father. Grandpa Brown—Mra. Frank Barber visit­ ed friends ut Kalamazoo a few days Inst week—Maud,Reynolds is visiting friends at Plainwell—Mrs. John Barber reeelved news Saturday that tier father, Mr. Firth, was very sick at hl» daughter's in Grand Rapids—Mrs. J. Hnlden, of Rkltlund. visited her mother, Mrs. Joel Bari-er, the past week—Our Sabbath school Is progress­ ing finely with Mrs. Warren Fisher, su­ perintendent—Phillip Barber Is itavlng his barns reahiggied—Mr. Hawley, of Hart­ ford; our former pastor, made a short call on friends here Inst Wednesday—The young people gave the pastor and hi* esti­ mable wife a happy surprise last Friday night. The evening was spent in social chat, hitvrpcraed with cake ami Ice cream. The event was quite a success both social­ ly and financially. Mich 25 Piano Style Organ ’ COOIC BROS.. DRUG STORE. ' Banner. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. . Work has commenced at the brick yard, and a large number of men are employed— Myron Chamberlin has moved over G. Mosier's ’ store—A new wharf is being built at the head of Long lake for Hie steam boat—Ansel Kingsbury has been building quite on amount of tonce—Obed Chamberlain has built a side walk In front of his lot—Willard N. Payne has Just been placed on the pension list at Ihe rate of 312 per month—George Hayward Is building a barn 32 by 00 feel—The death ot Mrs. John Anders occurred bn the 10th. after a short illness. tSbe leaves a husband aud six «iuall children to mourn her loss— Flora McCallum visited her sister here last Sundny-4CamplK,ll Bros, are receiving a visit this week from their nephew and niece, of Knliunnzoo^-John McCallum raised an addltlmi to his barn last Satur­ day. . It hailed last Sunday. We wonder when the sun will shine?—Walter Barnum and w.fe Sundayed at W. Ue's—Miner Alden nml wife Sundayed nt J. Spencer's—Elmer Rising amFfamily were out riolng in that new canopy top buggy la**t Sunday— Otis Miner atid wife, of Luke Odessa, were on onr streets last week—-Flaunlgan. the Greenville peddler, stayed over Sunday at Mr. Halton's—Warren Smith has gone to work forT. Ainsworth, of Berlin, for the summer—Mr. Jastlfer ami family visited nt Miles Lipscomb's last work—L. Smith is nt work tor W. Hewitt—We do nut be­ lieve there is n single fanner. In this vicin­ ity has his com planted, a great many of them have no} even the ground plowed, it is too’ wet to plow—Mr. and Mrs. Lepard Mtmlayed nt the home liome of Mrs. Bare—William Let han a new steel wind­ mill— Della Smith had tq close her school at the Lee school fora few dajs. She is wrestling with the mumps—School is near­ ly out in this ills,rict. This Is one ot ihe schools where the teacher has worked bar I to g»d the good will of the scholars by Fnu»k Short sold a.liorae to Luke OdcMii pat ties last week—J. Spencer hns a span of nice young onlts—George Merrit, of I Sarana/. visited Rt John-Smith's last week -The grdccrynivn on the toad do so much bnsineps that It makes our townsmen have I long fares. . C.J’arpvnter nml Indy were guests of Win. Smith over Sunday- Mrs. <>. E. WimmI Is now able to be put again—Farmers wear a broad smile—one whole day of sun­ shim—Prof. Taylor holds a cuncert nt the ehn'rch next Wednesday evening. A full house is desired—J. Marks has returned to Ingham county where he is engaged In the fence business—State.Evangelist 11. N. Allen lias come and gone and gave us three of his able sermons and held n S. S. Insiitnte. which was of gicat interest to many M»l>10 <!rot■. Wm. Griffin of Maple Grove nnd Miss Minn Hoover of Castle tun werq married Inst Thursday p. in.—Miss Emma Kuntz was married Sunday to n genlleman from Petoskey. We have falhtl tn li-arn his name—Wm. Gray wt>s the firat one to plant coni in this vicinity, planting last Saturday—O. Durham has the frame <>f his kitchen up and the roof on the same— Miss Hattie Griffin of Kaiamn/.oo wits here to attend the Griffin-Hoover wedding—Mr, and Mrs. Robert Clance of Vermontville visited at David McMore's Sunday. Prof. (). M. McLaughlin was at Jackson Satnrday-iA. IL Smith of Woodland was In town Saturday—0. M. Hullln'ter of Cheney spent the fore part ot the week with relative* and friends here—J. Rad­ ford was at Hastings over Sunday—John and Melvin Tuckerman of Battle Creek called on friends here Sunday—Thirty tickets were sold at this- station for the Grand Rapids excursion last Friday—W. M. Ferry ot Park City. Utah. Is a guest at G. A. Truman’s—Albert Easton, aged about fifty years. !lvlng»1hreo miles north and a mile west of this village, jvas found dead in the woods last W«k Thursday evening. He had gone after the cows and as he did not return Mrs. Easton went to look for him and found him cold In death, lying near the gate to the woods. The funeral took place Sunday—Mr. nod Mrs. H. IL Banks nnd children of Baltimore, Md.. are guests at G. A. Truman's, Mrs. Bank’s father's—Mrs. Griffith is very ill. Hopes of her recovery are faint. MeKovit spent Sunday with his brother at South Board man. He brought home some fine specimens of brook trout— M. Keeler and wife were in Grand Rapids Tuesday— Mr. Mudhon and Mllafl Waldurff of Has­ ting? were in town on business Monday— J3. p. Hendricks and family start for Ohio Kpturday where they wit! visit ftlends and relatives for a few weeks—Mrs. N. Gris­ wold was In Grand Rapids Monday—.Sidney Smith leaves thia week for Washington D. C. where ho will make his futum homo —Mrs. N. P. Haskins of Grand Rapids spettt Sunday with Mrs. N. Griswold— Mr?. C. II. Laing and Mrs. John Chamber are gueats at J. A. Caidwell's—T. D. Camp­ bell and family »f West Bay City are visit­ ing friends and. relatives here. Pleasant Valley. Troxel Bros, ralwrl a fine bank barn ft»r Mr. Lutsaw batunlay—Effie Spitler is on the sick list—Mr. Mapes and family, of town, were the guests of M. H. Bloom Sunday—R. Elliston and B Lockhart planted cora aud potatoes the 18th. Next to his Ed. Siovcv has built a new kitchen *~ house—Rather cold and wet—Mrs. George Applemau. Is on the gain. Delton. for her brother WIH—Gon lake opened last Sunday with a large crowd to take free yiilea on the steamer, the first for thia seabo»—We think that those young, men ot Hastings that passed throogh our Mfreto the oiher day. did not have their glri«5*» on for there is some of the old buildings there yet-that wero there then, and that beaded girl that they saw where they did the big hog aud sorrel dog. wns a mar­ ried woman. . Cednr <’r*«k. Oscar'Campbell and Will Kelluy Mere In Grand Rapida two days Inst week—A. L. Campbell te a member of the board of re­ view tor this town, nnd last the aupervteor’s office at present—Will Kelly is in Gand Rapids to-day—D. U Morthlaud was in Delton test Monday—Johii McGurn was in Delton last Tuesday—Four meat wagons were on our streets one day last week. Wha will get tne most trade? We are to have a roller u>IH at Cedar Creek. Mr. Norton expects the rollers to be herenext Monday—The G. A. IL and thehr many friends will meet at the Cedar Creek cemetery at half past eight on Mondny tnoruing. the 30lh, to decorate the soldier#’ graves—Mrs. Sidney Hull.died at her home one mile north of Cellar Creek on Thurs­ day. the 19th. at half past ten in the even­ ing. Mrs. Hull was-an exemplary Chris­ tian. a member of the L. A. S. and leaves a husband and two daughters u> mourn her loss. Mrs. H. was bom In Maple Grove in 1840 aud was 52 years old. The funeral was held at the house on Saturday nnd was largely attended—Jesse Hampton is some better at this writing, I but his friends consider him a very sick mtn and have but little hope's of bls recovery—Old Mrs. Kelly is very sick, and as she Is some­ thing over elghty-fonr years old there is • but little hopes of her recovery. Meintaial services at Hie achobl house next Sunday nt 1:30 p. tn.—The ladies aid Will serve lunch at tbelr bowery decoration day—Childrens day will be observed at the school house as usual tills year—Will Van Horu lias traded Ills stock horse for one he can use on -his fann-^ltob Norwood visited at Hickory Conu’W this weekVMr. Scbronlz little boy received quite an injury while driving his father’s horse to the barn. It kicked 1dm over the eye, cutting a gush inches long and laying It open .to the skull—Marshall Bagley’s daughter has had the scarlet rash the past week: also Alva Whittemore’s little bby, all ot the town of Hope—The section men run their hand car Reports have been received from 723 from Milo to Delton, a distance of four correspondents representing dnii town­ miles In ten mlnutee-AMr. Eddy, of Albion. ships. Five hundred and nine nt these Is vltiiilng at hb sisters. Mas. I’lerceA-Mr. reports are from 300 townships Id the Hattmap has the cellar dug. for bl* new southern four tiers of counties, and 127 re­ house—Qlr. Schramm Is abltKto be out ports from 116 townships in the in the againa ' \ | central counties: 97 reports are from the northern counties. Wheat in Michigan on The first of this month was reported In fine Artbiir Dean and Ivy Dean wer e mar Compared with vitality and •tied Sunday, May i5th—Oh yes, we bail condition. several showers last week—Lorenzo Dean growth o! average years, the average con­ has been very alck—Don't forget the pro­ dition In the southern counties was 84 per motion exercises of the Center school Wed­ cent, in the central counties 81 per cent, nesday evening. June 1st, at the M. I*, and In the norriicrn counties 91 per cent. church. Admission free. Secretary An­ The amount reported that will be plowed up In the southern counties Is Iff per cent, drus will be here. central counties 12 per cent, and in the northern couDties 14 j>er cent. State , iff Mrs. G. W. Brown went to Battle Creek per cent The total number of bushels.or Wednesday, to attend the state confcreQjM* wheal reported marketed by farmers Ju meeting of the \V. G. 41. society—C. Smith April is 1.069,637. Of this amount 235,had hh thumb ijalte Iradly bruised between !W1 bushel* were nmrkete<l in the first or two stones, white working on bft farm— southern tier of counties; 224,529 bushels Geo. Richards has had the good luck to sell In the second tier; 255,990 bushels in the six binders during the past week—Bev. third tier: 250,467 bushels In the fourth Harding spent u portion of last week at tier: 93.15"'bushels In the fourth and sixfii Douglass—Mrs.-Williams, a sister of Lu­ tiers, and-9,533 bushels in the northern cien Gibbs, nnd family, of Grand Rapids, counties. At 31 elevators and mills from have lieen’vlslting relattyea about here— which reports have !>cen received there Mrs. I.. A. Thomasaud Mrs. Alice Will­ was no wheat marketed during the month. iams visited friends iu Battle Creek last Tin- total number of bushels.of wheat re­ week—School closed last Friday, and the ported marketed In the nine months young people gave Mr. Woodman a but- Angnst-April Is 13.272,<52. which Is 203,­ prif-e party the same evening—Barry Goss 166 bushels more than reported marketed returned to Lansing Monday—Erwin Jones In the same mouths last year. The quan­ returned to Battle Creek, after spending a tity of wheat rvportra marketed In April few days with his parents—Mabie Gibbs is 10.360 bushels less than reported mar­ Is quite sick with fever—The dlilldren held keted in March. The total quantity rctlivtr concert in the sclwol house last Sat­ IMtrUni marketed :u the nine moutns urday evening. The hokse was well filled August-April Is 44 per cent of the cmlmaand all cXDrqpfrdd thcmselvi's astvell pleas­ ted <-rop of lb'Jt. Clover meadows and ed. They truly surprised the ohUtolks— pastures nre reported in rather bid con..\I. J. Gms and family have moved from dltiou owing to the dry. freezingnnil thaw­ Prairieville, mid Mr. CahHI has taken pos­ ing weather In March and April. From session of hh new property—J. Hart, of all reports received fruit was looking iu । Oden, h visiting friends about here—Ber- good condition. ! lira Willis, nt Kalamazoo, is spending “ the I week with her aunt. Mrs. (). Storms. Composed for and <‘c-t1cated to Earnest K. Mr. Sejiram 1i» quite.well again from the lUmpiou. b>- bis trlond, Jtole N. Johnson. From the unseen mums of splmdrir, Injury rrieived from Ills horse. He is lug attended l>y Dr. Scribner, of Ds Hun— Adotbert, the o'ticst sop of I/rroyScIiroutz. T<»o:tr friend luior I tinny. 1 Sanng. “broth •rc«itn«s »:nl i'll!! us was severely kicked on the head Saturday lr. the land of peace and siiiy: . morning by one of bis fatluw's hhrees. Ho F.»r Ihe loved oart sho are v.aiung. was taken to the Delton pr.'s as M>m ns i/mg have <ntw”d you from their throng.” possible bv Chas. MeDennont. Mr. “There's rhe sister kirnt and laving,! Schantz and wife bad gone to attend the Who there wants t» welcoiuo you. I ' Th«re are friends yon long have cherished. funeral nt hl* brother-ln-litw at Castleton­ There are brother*, fond and true; —Vincent Stamm and wife. <d Pedunk. could you know the wondrous beauty visited at T. Hart's Sunday—Mac Holedni of the livnl where dot they dwell; Y««i would haste from «artb Io Join them. and w ife visited at O. D. Ijoomla Sunday; You would long to say farewell.” also Mr an* Mrs. lligbeo. of PlalnweB — Wh-n he heard the mrstic whisper. Mrs. Fid Bull died Tliuradny. She wa*» Earnest knew his wnrk was done; much respected and will be missel by ■ And bls spirit, too. was weary. her many frlenda. The bereaved huslnmi Fur bls race was tmsrty run. Then his hands for toll grew heavy. and daughters have the sympathy of all— Aud he drooped them by tils side, Lydia Bagley M quite alck—Martin Chan­ Saving only “I siu ready.” dler mid wile visited friends In Baltimore Inst woete. Who can tell the wnndrnus rapture On that bright hiiU itoldra shore, ' Howling. ■ When the deir ones oanw to greet him Who'* not lort but gone before. Mrs. Anu Devine Is visiting at C. Or thcqntvit;.ra» asked nod answered Mack’s, from there she will go to New Of the loved ones who are here. York ttate to-make Iter future home, since When he told them all about It Iu that tar off brighter sphere. the death nf her husband—A grnUcrnnn from New York came on the 18lh, and Oh tny friends whose tears are fulling. Weep noroitteng to-day. claimed Mls« May Wgeka as his future For the the dear one has not left you. companion—Wc learn that’Mrs. S. Kaiser He has only gone away; has sold some spring chickens for 15 cents He will watch and wait to greet you per pound. They must have been hatched When your spirit has release. And will '.-ome himself to meet you lost fall—The many friends of Mrs. S. In the smiling realms of peaca. Hull, regret to learn of her death on the 18th—Married, on the 24. nt the St Rose Church In Hostings, by the Rev. Fr, Krebs, Miss Melissa Kaiser, of Dowling, to Peter Following are the real estate transfers Stevens, of Yankee Springs. From hero for the week ending May 23, 1892, as they will visit relatives in Middleville— taken from the books in the register's office: Pomona Grange will be held at the hail at Jiunr*s II Btwh to Wm W VanHorn lots 78 utf Dowling. Saturday tlie 28th—Mrs. A. I* 77 netraH — ' “ ... soon . .. -, Wm 1‘ dlduam to Wm V/ VanHorn .*» ao see S VanHorn will visit relatives aniJ Barry friends in Grass I^tke. Jinurtt Crane to Jas H Harper loto 41,41 and U Phillips add N»-h» Ute 8700 Elmer!»Clark to Mzgglc A Kahler 4i>*o see i ■ It atuvi Eihina Raymond waa the guest' of Ettle Williams las: Saturday—Boro, to Mr. and KT (telcrovn R I Ileudcrihj't lots xoi. mb, rij Mra. Wm. Potter, last Monday, a ten n:.d siocity S8om pound liny—Mrs. Philander Hoard, an old It r Hni.lerslioll to P T Colgrovn part of lot B74 resident of this town and a sufferer for Cln tfono many years, die<| at herdlame last Sunday night with tlw dropsy. She leaves a hus­ FII Kirtew tn RtSe k Bmiuw lot I bUc 1 oaatrn add Cite siaoi band and many friends tn monrtf her loss John U irr; io Cara Ehret 40 ac see 3 Ci rttetoc —Mrs. L. N. Stocking was the guest of friends in Grand Rapids hat week—Mrs. K Courtney is on the sick list again— M»rrta<e Llcenw. Enoch Andrus. Co. superintendent <itaebool No Name a ad reoldance was hero Tuesday—Cora Williams has gone .. J Morri* W. Gnffln, RoebestM*. N. Y. to Hastings to work—Edna Kelsey has H i Mary Weoka. BolUmora. i Wm. E. iMOit. XUuta Grove, gone to work for R. McKlben—Mary Wat­ i Mitt* ,mover. Cvitieion. son lias returned home from Otsego, where sire has been having her face treated— Bertha Kelsey lias been engaged to teach Florence K. Hage, CUv, «■ °“r !•« I", —. To consumers of kcroeene oil in Has­ tings and Harry Co: have established an agency at Hastings for the sale of Snow Drop oil. which for laminating pur­ poses has no equal. Being a product of Pennsylvania crude and 155 degrees fire test makes it perfectly safe. It produces a clear and white light and free of odor, nor does It cause any deposit on ehlpiney which Is 50 common with cheap and low test Ohio oiL Since July 1, 1891. Michi­ gan allows the use of 120 degrees fire test oil which permits the the sale of kerosene made from Ohio crude and possesses a larger percentage of sutfibuf and after ex­ tracting sufficient naptha (explosive part) to raise the fire teat to 150 degrees or more It becomes useless, so far as producing light Is concerned but at a low test will Mfddlevllta. barn fairly well, still producing a very About fifty membera of the Star lodge of disagreeable order while burning and load­ ing the chimney with a greasy substance. tills place attended the convention in Give Snow Drop oil a trial, the cost Is but Grand Rapids Tuesday—Mrs. Kulgbt and little different than what yot nay for Ihe Miss Clara Deere returned from the south cheap goods you nre using and the satisfac­ on Friday last—George Smith of Grand tion you will get In light will more than Rapids Sandayetl in this village—Quite a mim w»u« compensata-saylng nothing of. additional “““if n™ safety. For Mie by S. E. Phillips, H. L. Newton and Cook A Cook. ».nid« u the curst of lier nan-ms house anew—Fred Williams is able to be' . in id Mra. GlbbJ o7 tbh vilteg^SvUl1 out »«>ln-Matty Page U keeping house «,bZi. A. D. Mat?ajid, Wbolreale Ag. Hastings. Mich. 9 B S 1 �— NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. fl ashings I3 ANNA Two of-PlatawlT ” 'loc'aE Nfe^YsT ing and When come dying otllwir. It la lb«> "•»* •" ■>«** •" craned. a*d with bated btedth Ute acxKtea .pLtatete irafch Utelr UnmaaaaMdm retcl>’ l!* M.rc lh<t *’£ WteCTraWonto Braod ■•'W'LJI’iE »- itloodo^ eo**lderioi_lke not oaly exeifeT aiKS iki»t but Mocea Mdmiratloa. Mmintioa. Truly <be Uatquarter is;ttie moat exciting‘ part of any race, and with a view*of giving ail horses all equal chaucc the home stretch has been made wider, and put to better l»<*amr>L< tatxu condition Untn it liver bra-been before. j«nu n«w» 1» P?‘.,'nL5X‘inCte 4th ward, occupied by E. »»• Morrm. If the. weather Jrecomes favorable Haatlnpi DivhteR will drill on the flat near tte electric Mgbt plant every Thursday ■h* *r Seven or eight horses Cwwft Battle Croute will certainly be here at dbu June ruw, Mr. Leonard; of Mareeltas. lias the dtetinctlon of 44vlng made the first entry far the June races. having entered brie of his evening. Fred KyerWs new bouse w the 4th horses in the three-year old race. Wfc un­ ward to nearing completion, amt promiaro derstand that lie has a fast^olt. but there ' to be a little l«auty. Ed DeGtoot_jk*w will be several of them here nt that time. the plans for it. . Ex-Mat or Dlkeman. of •Grand -Rapids, 4« Those who have flowers tn contribute ►ou:eitii:.g of a horseman btoeeif and de­ for Decoration day exercises are requested lights in a good horse race. He was in the to bring them to th* G. A. R. hall Saturday city last week, and In thewatMral course of -events was "taken down to the fair ground, afternoon. or carty Sunday rnorn«{. where some great changes 4*ve been and A cbaagn has been made in the ruaning are being made. He pronoiwteed the track ot trahw on the C. K. <fc S. it. R. AM a« being a v«y fine one. After a great should read ihe time table over carefully deal of urging, he reluctantly consented to la Uite Issue and .tfn u yon will uot ’’ft* become one of the judges-atahe June races. So all who hare any horses entered, or to • The new cemelery WHI I* one t,w eater, may bf assured of a sgnare deal end a just dccihkm. No other would be given pettiest Iu the suite »s soon as tl»e pres­ ent plat cap be completed, and the neeere iu Hastings any way. • napr work done to umkr It appear to ad­ vantage. OUR COUNTY* W. K. Church, ot AWegan. who waa tired from: the inUHur areodation for Judge Smith, of this city, will deliver rising -old'Pete/ whom be purchased of (be fleeuratioq day addieai wt Deiiou. ’ Dr. J. C. Andnw. as a ••ringer'’ has been Dcttou kM> vanquished the Hickory re-Instated. ' ’:*the bteego Unirin has passed trite the Corners kid nine to the tune of. M to 2L hands of E. B. Fairfield.' a -brother of lC. Ttu* bays got tired or more scores would T. Fairfield of the Eaton Rapids Journal. have been piled up. Mr. F. ha.k had some good experience iu the printing biihlness ami will continue tb give tite-petipte of orsego a *r<»d paper. The tbth annual meeting of the Michi­ gan P!«neer nnd historical Society will be held In the 'Senate Chamber at Lansing June Pit and -’>d. An excellent program consisting of music, address^ and papers Ims been prepared nnd a good time Is exlieeted. ; Mf I You will 84'c some gout'races if you go lo Nashville June rith and 10th. For full particulars 'address the secretary.. L" W. Fdgbner. ’ Queen Esther. Id all her regal splendor. Is preparing lo swoop down oa NashviHo in about thre* weeks. : :: ■ THURSDAY Ukttte. thedBee ‘«l ‘^AM'iallat of ,X uia L S. .... —,-i little «ow OrandJUpiiU. ting* btei-*. HaMbilf*. W®- *9 Ilai muabnwp*rfroj 5 ogtbelr diL aaS- cost :3i lltoad track. , as they IU» tree Ot «U*nce. Ur. Parker, prr* •upoosed. bat might overtook them at a . (or of tbe Hastings bmi farmer’s honsaj^u Doster station. rifiM Dr. ‘ Likins’ panemepallet**Lkklnr -­ or teii miles away from. home. Their Uwe and how and gpt gfl a a N* W- o< Jcme parents broama alarmed and a seardrinc VW •*» fo~L_ -After traniplua «M lh< p,rtvcame across the youngsters at'tUrea.o’clook’intthe morning. Jowph HUIer. of Gange*. wl’ile dbr«te< They never <*•*'*»**2?^f l?more Laklna’ MJCOHd i FrounentI *• «?r« a ditch on his farm, found a large horn or tush of a mastodon’ or some other lar<e work !n <?ned»y tha- I twfore htf treated' Me »nd do It ea» animal, embedded about topr feet umkrIhnr UIM -Mh «•« •'“!* rround, well preservrd. The length fcri“ 1 owing the outer circle of the horn Is eight people he cored Jem «» eld feet; the shortest Hue from bate to polM R. .Mlltf >u th. »*'«•,'S™’,!, Calloo the Pr, mJ ulk It over. Is five fret six Inches; the circumference at the base is -eeven tren Inches.—Dou^ias Beeord. Vehicle manofacturere lu Kalamasbo Go,. John Miller, of *■«'" •have got tired of sending their money lateS an instance of whatfis being away from home for wheels and a few cap­ bliahed by fanners la the Red River Valley italists have about concluded the oFRsnire^ Sf Minuet. *«>l No«b h“k"U1)wlrt1“s tlon of a company for the manufacture of S. Leland, nedr Ms t°wn Dwlgut, a. S.J JiiSS wL-M loM l» «te^< •wheels. A very ingreiloua youth of Watanu. of isak for r-’.ooo. r»lte<l rr»P" AMegau county.captured a rat, with which Mono worth lit. teUrr of. lie determined io drive away nil the other clerk. In exee," of Ihe met of hl. f»™. M rats on the nreimiars. He thorougdy per Un toltawlor .utewtou soaked the rodewt with kerosene oil and Couched the snatch to his victim, and let him go. All ablaae We animal ill out for ................................. 1TMW) the barn, and his appearance there was iieduct in< c<»i of land. eoon heralded l*y a .flame. The building was laid low in ashen and the house-wa* rav.nl with difflcuRy. but the rats were all liter an-adniK In »te "«>' uurkrt «>“ scared away—from the bam at least i &i?i te'1 Jotitf T. Wlwshlp, managing editor of the Kalamazoo Telegrapli. hMe purchawfl a controlling Interest hi the Saginahr News, aud has gone tn that eHy tn take posses­ sion of:his purchase. A Cathouu county man got himself into a very trying predicament last week. He was out bunting wnodebuckv and got a big one iit a hole. He doc quite n large hole nna and crept, In nrBM head ,faremoet to kln3 of look OVM. .|^. Bituiuton. j. He had Just nicely ion — end whrnthe earth caved In on him. to <1 the A maul crossing a field happened--to see a pair of No. to boots kicking wildly about in-the «lr, and hastenod over to find out the cause, and bis (Imety appearance saved the woodchuck-hunter’s.Ufe. ' The Advance Threshing machine com­ pany will build, a large addition to their works tills year. Cteorge Eastman', lining three miles north Snd a mile west of Nashville. left home Thurs<u>y evening to after the Thq Y. M. 8. C. gave Its laM bop of the cons, which Were In a wood lot' As he season in Union ball-Tuesday evening, did not returji.Mte- Eastman went out to Benjamin Moore, a wrJI-knawn Shalby making to iu • all the past winter and look for him. Shu found him lying near merchaijt. left home to attend tlie Ikmospring. Tlie pantes givey by. this club tbe gate .t<> the woods, cold.iu death. cratlc convention recently, and lias been gre always marked by good order, no Heart trouble was the suppoxst' cause' of pissing ever slnue. dronMmess oi disorderly, conduct Wiug hjs death. Mr. Ea.-»liuau bad lived in. Thp nttle thre^-ycar-old »on of Alonzo ' ' allowed. The attendance was good outdo Castleton ouihy yearn. Elljs. of'Portland, who*? clothing caught splendid lime enjoyed by. aUr. . Tlie Indies of the NasbyiMe M. K. church on lire dhllv.piaying near a bon tire about - ':JT. K. Barber sceuyi to l^rc .a peculiar gave a ••eoiifosiou social’’ -al the opera five weeks ago and was terribly burned. pack of making.hfs hens lay. IBs. .fowls, boose Tueadiv evening. died.pt pis injuries last week after ,<u!Terars ot the Brown Jteglioru variety arid . S. 1>. Kat Herman, of Woodland, owns a iug terribly. • there are. Just qy ot them. From May ‘ dog with a ntarketi proditeetiun for wood It Is reported that tlie recent heavy rains tbAIay 21—just 14 days—they laid 323 ehnek. He got to dlgginK.lifter one tlie eggs, an ,average of over 23 egg- per, day. other day, and kept at It until he found here best ruined Ihe onion crop* In and ’ • 'rhe nif&t laid in ofle 'flify <ras 37 anil the himself on the imilde of a big but follow about Frntivilie. ainalk-a’. nrimv«-r Is. , , ,, ■ ' sycamore tree.: Retreat was <:ut.uff by LUe Frank Ives, formerly of Plainwell., de­ feated Sluteon in a game of billiards for ______ ■ We ... are glbil to say _____ that Hsstlugs has a dirtithe dog had pried op bebfird.hlm. He band, .« nirich »ti «*, ajipearance bmxrw. ariva, made ,»-» .>n;.a*au*w upon «,w.r the •••». I, howled In liih despair but. no one aet-med the championship of. the world Saturday . . .rin.'lhe first tipie-..x locate htei. nor to be able to-calh hljn.. evening in Chicago. The sympathy of th? streets last _.week, under the leadership of Dr. Clarence Barlfer. It After some days- Mr. K-’s .<on. heard the audiencH was with Slorami at flrst which w Making ranid.-progmii. and tlu^r play­ dog again. He put iris ’’(.'ar to,the ground’’ naturally rattled ivrofora td)ort lime. ing *• mid do credit to a much older organ­ as politicians siy. and traced the -noise to But ire iUioii recovered and made SOO points ization. There te certainly material the sycatuon|. A few blows frotn an axe while Hlpraon made, legs’ than 300. Ills enough In tire city.-tn make as good a band let daylight' Into the aperture, nnd out average run was 26X. the highest tier as can be'found In the state In a place of walked the flog, gaunt, faiut and with the made. 1 general afr of a victim of a mighty mean this size ami even much larger. Coldwater has adopted standard time. joke. I . , ,A late swindle is carried pn by means Of Early ine morning last, week Coldwater The Mlddjevilte Sun complains of the a double fountain pen, one t-nd of which citizens heard an unearthly yelling. Win­ is Ailed with good substantial Ink. Hie numeroasnvSs of Saturday drunks in that dows were opened and a man yelling ’T ■. ' . other with Ink that fades away in a day village. killed a man In Jackson” was mm walk­ or two. The sharper writes bis agree­ Middleville postoffice has been uyide ing the streets. Coming up to an old man ment, contract or whatever way he may third clasa. and Hamilton. Carveth contin­ he jfave him a hug that would do Justice tn have cboMin. with Ink that will not last. ued as postmaster. a bear. He was finally ovurvomv by .the In a few days he has a paper with nothing police. He soys that he was present at the The Freeport Herald remarks.that. If the but a signature over « hiclr be ert write a murder of the Crouch family in Jackson, a npte ami easily turn It into cash. Vulldiug of nice big barns Indicates pros­ perity then the farmers about that village few years ago. and is continually washing ' Mr. Slorelyi’ repn-yenting the Hastings mast bteprosperous, as not fewer than a his bauds to get the bloody spot* oil. He Chair A Table company, was in ihe city dozen new barns are about to lie built In will be taken to the Kalumaroo asylum. Saturday. He says that tire goods made that section; 0. P. tshuler, tlie Charlotte druggist re­ nt this institution are giving first-class The real estate indebtedness of Wood­ cently arrested for selling liquor unlaw­ satisfaction, and jndglng from the orders fully. has Ireen bound over to the Circuit ■ Teceived it must be so. The great dlffi- land. according to the sworn statements Court. culty now to be encountered is not to get made to the supervisor is $40,000. The jxdt office and Myers Bros, store in ' orders, but to be able to fill those received. Goblevllle were broken into by burglars At the present time 45 hand* are employed Carltoo. last wevlf, and .Mime money and cigars in all and even this cumber must be large­ I Lem Foster of Keen Sumlayed In Carlton taken. ly increased before long. —Miss May. Tinkler of ; Hastings is Ihe The basket factory started in Goblevllle P. T. Crilgrove lias traded bis fine res­ curst of Fanuie- Carpenter at present lime test week} In the afternoon.the engineer idence property In the 3d ward to IL I. —Miss Emma McKinny went to Brand let his mmd wander out into apace and Hendershott for the Jailer’s store now oc­ Rapids Saturday for a week’s visit—E. forgot all i about die water in the engine, cupied by Jos. Rogers. Mr. Colgroce has Hartman has gone to Saranac to work this until it was so low that an ixplotlou was purejjased the lot of Jas. Clark, at the cor­ summer—Mrs. Wm. Nash has been qnlief fcansl. The emtdoyees left die institution ner of Green and Broadway, mid will IU but is reported belter—Prof. Taylor’s Io a hustle, hiding behind each other or build him » fine bom*. Phil always seemed concert vras a success. The class did very anything else that would give protection. otnngciy Out of plkcc among so many dem­ well indeed. All dhl well but a few pieces Finally tSine cut- was thoughtful enough ••The to draw entt the fire, everything cooled ocrats as there are In the 3d ward, and we are worthy of especial nmntldn, •welcr mv Mm back lo-fhe-fth. though we Flight of the Birds,” by Myrtle Oddi, down, and nil danger paraed away. regret losing -uch-a good man—and are- -Little-Tired Eyeli(te,r by. Mrs. Fannie Carpenter and./We Are Growhig Old To­ A new order has l>een stkrted in the city publican at that—as Mr. Hendershott. gether*” by. Mlsa Fannie Hririman -are of Grand Rapids called the Order of Dea­ Will Chidester’s house on Brrktdway had among the same. There were others, very, conesses. ( This order is similar to that of a narrow escape from fiqe Thursday. Mrs. welt rendered bat space forbids further tlie Sisters of Charity, and they will de­ C. observed a great deal at; smoke in. the mention of names. Half of the proceeds vote theirtime nnd money to visiting the rooms and upon uivesUgaj.lri*» tmind the was given to the church. Over $10 was sick and rtffiicted. carrying spiritual nnd physical food to the pebr turf 'negflretM. baseboard tn the Mining room ou fire, . and received at the door; • ' a large bpW btirrirxf ip hi*r. , The and ministeringht the bedside of till <fyfire-was extingulkfted with g pall,of Writer. | ilankcld. ■ ing. A mnd, good and hobte- object In building rtip tesi»e a place had beett left , Becoiatlou day will ble observed here surely. A sum of 59,200 hs» already been in the chimriry for roniace purposes; and next Monday.. The <;. A; R's; ,wllI have a aubscrite-d towahte the hem,., ml pn^ had lieetl covered, up by the workmen. The basket picnic at 12 o’clock and .then1 kn pects are very fair for anottu r iustltutlnn boanl gave.evldedce. of hattug ijeen burn­ oration will he delivered by p;T. Volgrove to be started that will do a great dm O( ing for a long time, aud bad it broken1 out of,Hastings, then thdy win march to the good to sitfferinghuitfanity. ■ In the night; the building.would have cer­ cdtrietery and df-cocilri (he soldier’s tainly been tyntjefe. 1 graves—Boe GxHteau ofBtUte Creek has Nearly every Sunday I’t’fnlrigjtileje.con- been In iljls vi-lnfty for the IssVtwo week? Cregate» around..the. churches, where ser­ dnetering the people’* homes. anUta.havlug vices are being,held.,a crowd of boisterous Komijuck and not Idslng a case^Henry wire bin enchriNi Ms fifah alvuktha young men, .who disturb tint .serylw -by Wk wwr for IM with P.te, wfro rJoc7 their.tnlk and artipus. As they have tviifeJj li a very hlci fefled arid looks to bc never been dishiriied to any. extent they a "teb^anW iin^Lenry Wlckwlro' of haie-Wotue , terider and bo/dpr, in their theinest of L C. Edmrnida actions, until now they.are very .uncivil to JUsitnn ‘oty'the least? • ''dome of' them wiay: act ;>st Friday night—May-Styles-’wiw hiked very stlk last wrek—Peter Fiiiber had a lhW’gbJltM|lyr if sp it Is Unjtt H»®t Hwy should control tlremsalvea fin • the future, Sliver wedding last Friday night 'which and conduct'themselvesluw more gentle- was a incftts—The Ladles’Aid. W in j#anly and.becomteg gunner1, flsc .‘they number, had*Weir plefchti taken in a may have to suffer the unpleasant and 'em- rroupe last tfarorday afternoon—The ’Mrirrosing experience of: “being mmle’ tin Knights id Mflccnm-e.s have a . largo tent startNi here-(hrua PerfttMI! loath veH «M>Pk.M". • .-n-,'.',; vatuWn^ww last wMf by!taut few— Arden M«ur«rrt mat a nti’klng colt1 TURF AND TRACK NOTES. *oek. alM. BavM btyfca >ta Barry Golddust tutu '■ ■ ..-ii .. .. AiLfeoRernrq - expgp 1, tb>mscjyte-i ,.w< ll Mrt. irffttao. Zuhr ' pleased with the purses offered for- the. Of F^oepcjt. IlL, began t»Xali;ropid]y,'iost'kH ''' ' ‘Tnt^by.,. ;V. •. . June nices.-tiftd wilwt Hastings has done ■ ‘'’ii’ exceedlnrlyrsBete.'; The: reUfeens should,, _ fWftarrba.vtaggmxh weather- i*>w~rTbe apputto aadgHJuta a serious cpadtecn tYoax shew their ^ppwcwtiairby.iurnlng out. Iu .MiKeS'Mnam and.h>ie.1Ca!>te!H',n; made a visit at Lacey-hat Fciday-^Fred. Ulate has large 3The track will. I«> 'ywwbl, »pd»kj«l « coupia.nf, «hUr aqoH-roU. whWi’iaro «”• '* : qofte corioeHie*—The ’ Sunday. M>hoo|. is Wen night after the r*r*A devt. mMrih. to 1 a Mtt. tM ’ IT.?*?*" -ikhI .1 i preserved into old »8e, the eyes should be prop": iyiexam. ined and the right kind of demands. & keeps a large stock of the fin. ity and u-re.r SHRLEY W. SMI Th^VietQf ■ eii* bie'j-e glasses nn<l HpWtaotea st Mb office, xrlierc you yiteeyeB = toil««»' W When you want a FRESH LUNCH,?; EitV Go to the CITY BAJCERY. Fine line of ^reams and SAtiBATH SCftObL SONG,. Cpmen oHoil. when ym> weK'fot'Wm'ir. Lot your^vn better judgment decide, - The Laiehtf K^nniqfcPlen© wi)j.-brigb<5n-j(oui i».-£ x : ’ FoHii* w-fiever-ioiin^lackjttg when trfed. As she glides through th<j fields of the Gojlden Gr tin, : And the'Wealth of bright"flowers ifi croh n shea a-. As lhey.fidl geern giofy,.and.sniHe as the ^ungi>i; ;L* t • Are singing around thu PJano. j fresh confectionery. e >A. E. REN KES 16909373 Ail property" belonging to Mfrfc fl. -h Hen tiglil' ln flttrf in/* inHtiding Ikjusw.1 vati*nt. lots and farnijof IQ acre* in,second , ward. -Apply to 7/ ir W. F. POWERS. HARDWARE STORE i •A. A --farncr-o#-s saY;*.- nftstw S73W?rfcXSVSS1 p.wr. f fr th»> K-tt-nv df tte awdlunw r »h*Jl; I.ttt-r tor sate atpuMic :uv Mun. on ■ Frixter rt-Ord dav of June. A. 1». It*.*. 4B-ltei forvuuoa. a: the offlre lately deetrpied :-y UasiiziHH nwxiKure -vyarpMMr.<>»< th*.Gity of RaMiugs. TttrtliBifi ter an- f 10 th" Sk-utv tulldlng of raid < ..t:q>auy. airQm bropev' a-wu of erjrv name, nature aBAifrtcrfjdfeb ot I rald'HajHttngw Furniture Company, which shall | not have tnjrn m,ld ami iUq»-<-d of by me. prevjmHtnthe tlnte atova appointed’ ft.r offer* tuir rata jwjwrty M PUNW sale• . The property *»oCi-red torraJ- l<embraced, for thr part, iu iHr follrortaf geOerat Ue» >l» .AH the rights, tureresta and equltiea ««f every kind tMilhngmg lo said assignor In ami to the Hridtna* tu t the aptnirtrtam-.ni ©ecu « by saw company f<-r the •mn*1-- ot its nr»i>. ItKlud.m.* the righto, interests au l <^iultl>w <»f raid assignor !n the l*n«t on wh'rh slid buildings are located, deaanted as fol­ lows, to wrir ■ City tete nvr hundred forty four, are hundred Ijriy ;-ic. five hundred forty t^x. five hundred forty erven, five hundred forty nine, rive hundr» <l flflty, Ure humlrea fifty uac. fire hundred lift. t. five huudrud Scvewtron. tlv ■ 1 nmlre 1 eighteen, live hundred olstrfwu. tier hundred twenty, fiv.- hundred twenty two. nve hundred twenty three, ttv* hundred twentyt four. • nyv hnudn-.l twenty five, four hundred three, fotfr hundred ftmr. n tie hu:»dn-d five, four htMt-lred Xjx- four bundled wrwi. foftr hundred e«ghh four hundred nlw. four hundred ten. four hun­ dred eleven and ftntr hundred twelve, of the city of Hast!ng* Barry county. Michigan. a«. cordiuK to the racerd ed ptas tnvreof. d»l Al) tiUte rrorivabte and accmcts rerelvable of said M rignor.. । • (S» /DI rint.»hrd stock of beds, or part> of b<<U. drreaer*. coCimodes. UMette-vi-r parts of tollettre, center tat,Ire. kitchen mbire. etc,, on the first fhxn-oTTxrtory buthiimr mnfabrr two. occupied by sold awigtsir. or in the sbljplng room of MUd factory; also all NMX ur part-, ot bed& comrmstes. dreFkerst-’itette-. anduansof toilettes, -in the white.'• Mleo all such gtssls in nroeoraof eutriptellua, nrtomplvted. u4 tusicontaluediaUse.eahjr..-. the twee-rid stiwvdf mM tjoildinu nnteber two. 11) Ail rawed iumbcr-coDstsUDg of oak,ma­ ple. sycamore, bfcmwood.- inetudhur ataA dlm«n»teu lumber.’; wM<h U mttw yard* ot raid asNignor. ■ ............................... ... ■ Call and see us, ' <T. Nr BLINSTON & SON Hast! IT’S A “JIM DANDY.” The stock of lumber rind sbinglek Hlely purchased by At their yard can be found ail th< latest novelties iji ^ic^plocK boards and stal­ ing. $ nd ""t5"'; rtStoX <®8S.'r7 SW &'i#W taSsTiSS^ every aii!,,UUo-n’!.ry "m,v "uppltes of inSMK sx-s к cn 7 lh day or MBrrh ’** ?»»S л "^bdon abnre uumnt rra 4 w ill lx- «i'M subject to such baiar.,-,. ba ’tlirtXv armeprovidmi rar. Aft-rlnjj w»‘dj Lrut>«rtv *'• J lT° a*KV.i‘“d-dnliar?. dad ttk-ddn-th" oflict Their No. '2 shipgles^are ‘just too! weet for janxth'.po " ' ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A SEWING MACHINE? wjri at, tile f«uie pfi<< to the poor man or'wcffiiaii a’B.t'o ttie ricli.' Uewoiii chars von H $55 PPOMMchiua.and sellllie same style inai lrnetp »»• 6tWrrMF(i25 db-soine deMrrs:.no! The Dollar of the Poor Man vr-iAn.sti ra­ Dyspepsia Hood’sSarsapariiia night .on Victor. Bicy Go to DR. LOWRY'S .,nfl ck-s and do not have your eyes fittedI with eye produce them fast Klasses or spectacles. In orenough to supply the <ter to have yotir eUO xiirht Home and some other first-class machines. He will eefl^otPMfmiMrifefteMl ktoall i>ay: ‘V'll tMbalance in monthly pay-greats if desired. igw;’ ■1 L rewtH pay yon to rail <n hili' Ikiord you 'ad Needles, oils and parts for all machines. SjifeSj?tKSJ3Sij-l gj*'r *•»« w ;M11 be Hthfmvi ■0ttifandm><4 I nt down T. PHILLIPS! . . Mrn.,o • >‘w s �“lauppoaoycwsrB fighV CHAPTEBXnV. a away and a stalwart father and 0 ’ time table. rambimg msuwion wboev walla werecov­ ered with trumpet vine* oni Virginia, creeper; a pictornquould home, nt high; on a knoll among braid armed oakv and gam trees. W6 had to barn IL It wia: this only house 1 ever, burned with my oijn band. Some rebels had taken refuge in;It, and they faugh* IHto flench. Even the women pf the family were /u^Euad." A girl actually binged away, at ne with a pbtoi. m I smashed in> the door. She slightly wounded meon tho head, and auon wm. for life, without -decent- clothes with which to cover h’s poor wreck of a body Thia is drawing the picture. Adaado kept frileat and brooded ovei her discovery and its possible results. Her love for Rosalie was thq flower of station*. mother. It was the thought of Rosalie that res trailedI her doep.'hsnxitig resent­ ment of thia intimate nearntM* tn iMgar Julian." Perhaps this reeentineut was intensified by Adelaide’s, knowledge of the ycmng.imui’s sterling yhameter and her consciousness of a deep scaled regard fqr. him ip bre own breaat. / pc seemed a proud, strung, energetic, manly man, with lofty aims and a keen^Qontqnypr for trickery and insincerity—a. man to be । runpeeted, evyn ’loyed, without danger. His northern characteristeriCT, his vim, ultrasouthem girl, and she secretly dreaded tu nXtempt to UnniM jj She en­ joyed his direyt way of putting things, his tritn d of | shams, bis. ascrarta nrxm upon , hereditary itrixtocrncy; she even took a ' preparing to shoot mo again when 1 pushed her off with my bayonet L telL you she was a vixen!" “If you should aee that girl do yon think you could recognize her?" ahid Adelaide, her Voice: peculiarly even arid steady. He was net looking at her, and bo did not observe tho change that had come ever her dark- face. Hfa careleetinetoi of tone and manner, had struck her | like insolence, even brut ' “Oh. no." he’ replie* “she was of ' about „ your size_ aud 'ap „frnnee;" turn­ ________ ing toward hen, “but- 1 oan’t recollect wm 'IJfiw tkirc pan, come tNfo.nq/ jjforaccf1 Whrin at last Julian saw Rosalie it in Botu* ▼Hgue ' way a dfaappirinttaent tb Mm. Slid hhd changed, and yet tt}e qhiinge w.is acarcply definable. Her . mourning habit, a restraint and self con­ . bciQu.mes.-i in her bearing, and a shy, » .tan,, the we", we hiltode.tror the IMely wntl, tn order to ner- > “T, knowledge that thv government fa for- i * wifii :ridxH; train i-n>du. J i .•..tidensed milk factory will be softo ? •.. Grand Ledge's industries 400 Gwthso clerks took a trip to : , >.t yesterday on the new motor line, vo Jackson men have leased Vander• :.ake and will create a summer reM sseng- r. of Hillsdale, was thrown, his carriage .and seriously Injured. } \ .-11 will boon have an electric light Sno.GOO .-rock, company having ।io: the purpose of starting flarispaHUa a I»!oaI purifier envi-irr confluence. No other inrpowh'rh ;» record of cures of scrofula. Silt >.xh! iMikumlns. or other blood­ - Tn ,rv it li to know.its merit its z t Hand’s Sar-’aparitla. . c r- rni family cathartic .Me confidently nd Hotel's pills. They should be in' anrae medicine chest.' HIS W'MVKE ■ THOMPSON-' p N aiAPTEll XXIU. REAtHT AND ROMANCE. ,' J* Mmrttwigrir. in « poe- anesecined removed to a gnmtdis- ever «f. court eomol. my eousdme. for ’t greatly changed she’d kill ma on ihe pvt 1 boru Iu that terrible Irat rlon i SJ*' h'?nS“1 h" fcU VI’00 the part 1 bore in that terrible but glori­ K him. Where were the smiles and tho *jYoa ought to be killed,” she exclaimous work.” | sweet words of welcome ho had come so Th* lightness of his tone and the case ed..st*nding up before him and gating far to find? After Ml, it looked m if he with which he escaped controversy made contemptuously down upoe him; -you been cheating himself with a rosy dream it impossible ‘.for Adelaide -to find fault miserable cowariM" 1 as baseless as ever a dream could bej with.him. Tlrt/ri Jie fel| \fhto genarots She slipped up tho'slecvo of her dress Hfa fiat conversation with Roaalio was praise and. pointing to the jagged ecar. smiled prats* of ot the the south sontn— —itj itj hospitality, hospitality, its L. climate, its beautiful embowered citiefl. tame enough. He framed awkward ex­ almost furiously as she added: Heinade her forget the wanMMl«ll-1tscon- cuses for having come back so soon and “How dare you come into inv pres’ . * • sequencea. wps idln jdlo with so little tQ encourage his vityt. and enceP’ sequences. With him all this talk was slyly upbraided her for the paradoxical pastime while he was impatiently wait­ It was as if he sprang out of sleep to phrasing-of her letter, but he could not ing for Rosalie to return. He spent many set* the incarnation of his dream before her me uionanuuii ui uu> uruaiu ueiuxv get to his desire. SbowM gtnUo «nd ,«■«, Merer In I “4 H,*ctu«Uyrab^hi..,'M There hourk with Gptauel Glieajer.-rnuotly dfacussing the. «ovenckil'inheritance'and nice aud ami manner, manner, the the reserve rreen'O aud and wariwart- 1 ‘‘"t1 On voice the legal prospect of recoveringit ' Once tnnt memorable adventure. He could iwm adding to the charm of her inystenwhen Colonel Chenier suggested the'pro­ not find n word. He roee to his feet and ously clouded ejvs. priety of lus going with them fo France "I feared that you would be off to ' confronted heralmost belligerently, staras tbeir legal adviser Julian. foolishly Provence befOM 1 could get here," he |Iing and pale. For some moments hfa mind was dazed aud inoperative; then, came near answering that .if he could gb as Ffoflalte'.i hnsfkuid ho wonlricldsB.witur sahLjooking curiously nt her, a heaita- as lie gathered himself together, 1io said: TlfigMntixmxliis genial, generous face. | , “Miss Chenier, can it be possible—are the proposition at once. What he did do : "1 never did see cars lag bo. and then . was to frame an eiprive response. Ha pre­ when 1 at last'got liere and found you ; you?-----ferred to consult ftosalie nj the shatter. “Yes, sir. I am"----gone away 1 felt like n masterly failure." i .... me, I was a foolish, hot­ Many times Adelaide the'point J‘1 did not know you were coming," I . “Forgive t f? । -I would not do it'now." of discloriiig hM secret to her father and Rosalie answered; !‘aad 1 did not- know .i “c2j . °? ... | stood like a statue. Tho situation to her Annt Marguerite, but as often you were here until 1 returned.” • Waal disclosing itself to him in all its she recoiled from the task, .uncertain as "Well, if you can forgive my unseemly to what her duty was. The load grew h.iste to get back. we shall bo good i hopelessness. He forgot that Adelaide He reached out'his heavier and heavier; the lohgef she car­ friends,” ho lightly exclaimwl, stumbling । stood before him. w'ay'te reii'ur.'o'rt.^'th I h“£Kried it the more urgent became the ne­ her. “I trel guilty of m.rei«taK my m ; ® '^i(. cessity for throwing it off.. When Rosalie returned from Jackson­ invitation to make this visit." | There was something infinitely npville she nt opee tnforuied Adelaide of “Why, 1 am sure my letier was a pealing in his voice that thrilled Ade­ what had happened between her %nd model of"-----• ED is. .' . ’.I ': li ‘•Y'ei, f know," he interposed, laugliing laide and lunched her heart. Her con­ "I am very sorry for him." Mha said; a little; “you urged me most eloquently, science rebuked her fiercely. A space of silence followed, and then silo pat “he seemed so hurt, so desperate.” iqdoed, but I fear you did not mean all her hand on his arm and said: “Well, 1 am glad it is all over and you you wrote." ’ ' ' ' . “1, was Joo bitter—1 was wicked just have sent him away." said Adelaide, Hfa voice had a ring of cruelty in it,' quite earnestly. x**He-isn4nd mttr, anti ak IT a'l'uuuTay at TO* Pool. "He"W>is now—forgive me!" But her voice had not hist all Its pinched harahneas. Her f:ice hfa attentions to you have troubled aware that she wns setting hen-.-lf tq re-, still wore that .look of lofty contempt. I>apa and me a great deaL” .tikt an.V attempt ui his ipart' tq aJisuthe Jt was ns if the fpnrid, of her sister’s Rosalie sighed, and for a moment cov- • tiiv old intinlqte retafiWj£“ t t i srod her eyes with her hand. His voice “Yes, I meant all l^wrote;" sh’e taid; name had turned aside tho iwint of. bar was eclpaipgjh her eare*«nb other voice nnd, although she smileil,4here was au anger -This fa humbler exetaimed Julian, ever was sq frill of teuderoess, so bahut-'-, unmistak.1" ’ ............................... tone. “1 s'amling in an attitude of. mingled.sur­ ia^ly^persuasive, so Jpa/heBm, ifesfeirJcoine." prise ami despair, still ignoring Adu9 his hand 1 His face aii<T form were oefr&e Her "liT" laidtn his whole soul filled'“with the to strew thought of how. this strange discovery all the fascination of tbfar evil beauty. “1 hlrdly know,” she replied a little ... To give him up - was like parting wiu> nervously. “1 thought- vou mighti re- would affect Rusulii.*.. Adelaide saw/ Ids imguish, nnd with bmuu forbidden tmug wpessrehiet chnnn, grt-t it* jYott, wqghl .by lurft^tOib^ dfathe sivift syhqwtiiy of naouthern woman lay in bribtio-p^wer1 to’ Imrfc^ Frbfn-’ ••rtppoitfted.** -'a I k . her childhood or early girlhood he had ."WhyAhonJdl be disappointed?", heex“1 ;wi]l keep tho secret—I have kept benn • her J^rtight ^io- had lejltiied to nlo1ined;r‘TCal/lf 1 am to be, the sooner 1 it. Rosalio shall .never know. Pardon watch for Lis_coming and going in the i know it the Getter. ” my bitter mood jtxst now-^it took me valley, the clacldrig of hfa horse’s feet * “You arc’ disappointed, you know it -nnawuree." aud the clnng_of"hfa spurs and pistols now." slui quickly said, looking up into Her voice'hpd recovered ita gentleness fulfilling her romantic dreams. The dusk U* ace;;“fou must not try to deceive j almost as . Au'ddC-nl v ' as if* iupl lukt/tt. of mystery had always hung about him. yourself." ' “1 slnill never*see him again,” Rosalie • “That would be impossible. It is you Thia served to recall, him to his imme­ diate surroundings ami to a seuao of tlie said nt last, liftni^ her face and looking who persist in blinding yqnraelf. Snp: . “bui b 4>o8e. we. quarrel,." lu>-,went,’cd», lightly geufHjjns sacrifice this injured woman fear I never c.lh feersure that it was chafing; ."it 'woukl breAIt up tnfa ice be­ was making. At the samu .time, by suine right fof uie to—to—fot tafito make kirn tween us. Coldness fa not natural in indirect- action, Adelaide's impulse of kindtiete fannM to flame n frtidden hope suffer sp much." * ~ this climate, is it?*' He wondered at his own artificiality ns ! in his breast that all' was nbt' losL- His ‘“J-thibk you have fcjffefccd more than hungh- heart cmfghrt hiIsctaretlting in her he." responded Adelaide.' *6ih«l he doesn’t much as at her merciless directness. vohje that fwimiAJ to'come from Rosalie. '“There fa no ice." she gravely an­ d«»<rvc your graciouj '.solicitude. He .“3lisj.Cb?nier. hp’fOjiyou khpwri this wiH forget you entirely in ft'week." swered. “Yon imagine it, us you imagall the while?” be ppeseptiy inquired,, wi.*di he would-*-l jfiiiould be happy iuc—a good many other, things." , | “J lp»d not meant to tal! it.",fih^ paid. could believe tHst?’”said Rosnlio “Do I?’ ho exclaimed. “Ah. you know too well I am not hero mistaking myself. “.1 am sorry. 1 have allowed my. foeltegs earnestly. । . ’ to gct> control- of*uie-- You will try to You know’’-----■"Well, we must not pnr.-me this hate­ “Come, 1 shall not listen. Let ns talk -forget all nbotit it. won't you?” ful subject further," Adelaide said,.ris­ “Add Rosalie,” he ■'imu*mured: '»what ing and taking her sfaterfa hand. “Yon as we used to—of what yon have seen, of will she say?" haven’t beep tmiting. Mr. Jnlian polite­ What you flnvo read, ju your letter you “She muit ntever. never know it." iftiid ly. : Ho.'is anxious to sew yotit he :has, I said-there was something about Chateau Ad:-l:ude carm-stly. believe, come all tlie way from Chicago Cheuiery-ou had forgotten to tell me." . He took a hasty .tunn'or jtwb.ftcrqn.the ’ ■ Arid sb she drew him away from him ­ for no other purpose, and has been lin­ -. /••. . 1 gering here for i week impatientiy wait­ self,. “And your father?".he.added;stopping When their talk was over nnd she hna ing for your return. It is not right to short and looking, anxiously at her. left, him he sat for a loj)g while in a state avoid him in this way." Shu made a quick gestaroi Here was a hacrifico of feeling on of doubt. It was hard for him to believe . “He could nui-bear it,"’ she ekdafaned; that she jypuld thus tu$n him adrift, and Adelaide's part worthy ^f a , “he-woiri«l be tferribft*.’' ’ She edme elate suffering for•'Anbfiiei' 'profoundly Chris1 yet ho tfoufcl discover no good reason why. to himj mitrnimarfi nVH whisper added-.. she* should love him. Hl* eqmehew felt tian in its purity of motive* •, ... “We must ^fver jell'atibn^*1. t..", 1 aiftl h'e'-lfadialloh-ed d^golilhn tihieJfo “1 know it is wrong, t "j Julian liegiia |p. walk Uigk and'forthgo by. nnd that now she had slipped "but 1 have juffervd^eo grelitiy that 1 again, his lipnds. loidcedi behind.him,,his have Ixmju. unfit M sed'n^ovst N»d~ Vtrsy beyond his reach. - - ?Z face pale r.n«l oreaaed. -with inum-*e • fed- Again and again- he rose, shook him­ and-oh, Ak4a’<5ft, l,dread!to seo-hfm! ing. She fcdloWwl । him. with her eyes. self and reeolved to go to. Rosalie with « । "This-Wjil never, do,"-persisted. Ade­ Hl» suffering '.nfjpuBlfld to hesdmpnhuve laide; “yuajflfall not sffltkithe responsi­ his love and hfa eloquence and’win by: •frr.itbm! • heart, more -. strohgly perhaps tho sheer torrent of his passion: but his' bility. I have eiljrasted-all my stock of : pit iwcttint'ofThe flhsri<shfr-hml takiMf ih th F-nii'Wrrm& ’of the flhjtfnf che-hrtd tnk«f expedient for eUtertainihg him. He resolution lapMHl feebly and ho returned bringing It qtr/ '' 3,\ ■ . roaimormind-o^-tho beufl«-M: if U*ta- tohfa mqody «i^p€A;, ' “bpyouiiiiri^Jit Sfouid'b^hpnqirpblo “After all, f cannot endure This rich, iug for you. Come, you must go down. in. nie,.1to'.boitl’t,thJ4.'la-^rot?" ba sgi'V. • jfitpxieAHyrcMn^t<r he.opp.dny laid to • Adfelafdr -‘*1 airftoo tearte andinlde for( suppiiif; ♦gjLin',im4..uinuug..bi« plpudpd. q.c ■its refinement ot hpnt aud bloom- and: face inqnirmgiy toF.nrd Jber... fragmnJeT 'Hri&^-bridb Ito- tinfe Ito I . Her chwltaiflushel» tho reflex of his question reached he»'own.'aalf c«nBcion»‘ sttoug, 1 hope. -You know wjmt toj»y, see the yellow bloasmns-on the prairies." ■ t ■ “loin-koineflick txjo.’*shi'replifah ’“-a. nesa. -you wiu, won’t ycmT Boaalfe irvdee r""i cannot shy," slf^.iutinedlately rebreath of mountain nirjrpTild be sweeter, treinhled and ber.W -««nr «•; ptldd? “I Hnvo thought ■ft"ulFf>Vef'-rttid Adelirido cotild n6t resat this appeal,. thin kll- the afav brtakos !th6. Atlantic can. over.jmd l have not decidfa'l Wb^f du afford. fThu dogwood ,txpesm?J in bloom. so she wept d.iw^ nlone and told you think?’’ ‘" ... J;; ................ \ ■ that-Ro^alio-was-indisposed and unablb-.' ailovvr iW foothills'.hont/and I recall ‘ He towered' his’ eyes and stood for.a; tp Mio him; would “tje^quitowell by morn­ tho cdor of tho sasaafraa buds," time gazing at. the .floor.' .prMentfy be ;• ' .“Wcii yyti ini tlta . mountains during j joked up’ qttickiy.: almost. resentfully. < ing, She tltought. - ■ (. •1 1 ' ■ _ It was a bitter disappointment, but he the war?" he idly inquired. . .■ •.•» :■ -i- • Our ■and said;.-. . bad to b&AiF'wtfttfc Ed coflg. ^o’ll shall -toll .ybur< father- ahd Roaalio hours were ctcr hriud* or alovfer. myself.” ■•’. I ' • . . ' eecined an uge'tince ho liftds<-en her, any . She stared a little. ■■ 4ow this delays with otfly ' ”*1 btflieve I would riot," shu said,; tween them, had an ominous suggestive- 7 iJ< yeofti'tl tn Qlory tn destruction. Wli.-n Adelaijldi Chenier discovered '. :it Edgar Julian was tho man grown i.'uuj the boy whq had' stabbed her and' >1 down jhe.dear old Chenlerbomc'..the blow was a hard one. That lb • ■.'.ie loved this man she could not • :. and her own experience told her h "V disustrour disappointment might be: jut how could she suffer this van'• d, this murderohs Hessian, thiibonte burner to marry her sister? She had- . >wn how to call a northern sol’..'.r in- any milder name than robber. '1 he scar on her arm where the fluted bayonet had passed through wotfld bnm Ji’:*.- !i: •> whenever she thought of tlmt uienjoxabif. terriblerday in Mhyt 18^” ’ ' hen wodk and bleeding she sat under a tr/< hard by and a»w’ thftt intrepid - boy ? fien l apply the torch to'the grand'blifl home., Fie had already stabbed hex and driven her mother, half frantic with Wror. into the wood. Who could ever tor? get his face, bis air. his energetic, forcbuiovei.ieuts? His features were enthusiastically bright, he seemed to glory in destruction; To ’ Adelaide’s morbid ftimgiriattoii he seemed; as- she h.'oked back through the years, the type melting to ashes. ’ Add to this, pei dhiiguh^ne^j, fb ible tod of seeing tho old beloved rooftree •n flames, aud then the incomparable much about hur, save that she seomed bent on killing xe? • “And you burned the house?” . ?Oh. 1 guess we did. Under cover of the smoke we planted a battery on a hill hard by. nnd gave tho rebels in tho valley an awful.pounding as they slowly with­ drew." '‘And yon would be unable to recog­ nize the girl?" di shouldn't care to meet her if she’s a' ilive.-*- Slie might know me. If aho now that she had ever since. 4cAnc<l tofcirfr in that room faAtroug brook or .rivulet meandering XhXugh ik We luid some desperate skirmishing in that region.” Ho did not noto her sudden pallor. “I shall never HH wWb -* S*kr a/.H Bsigh, “bntldmd the wilt. Wouldn’t was mrteh it be better to wmt awhile and.”----- -thxtr ’•No, at once. I- should be-afTzdd to tathe first brood over it: tke Mppurttdii to hide the ■that chwdn whole tiring mfcbt ovarcoW ma. But you. Miss Chenier—what shall I ever do ton’* pew. of eounw tanking W.jpuch noIm to win hack your respect? L cannot al­ low you to hate mo if I camholp it.' 1 feel your situation, and"-----' ' J . .. . . "Let us not disenaj that farther,” qho finding nothing below stairs went into tne tarfed to c^oototao^th. ■•But wo oao mend tbo prawnt-^e 3o"P can make the future. Mfas Chenier, I there bdbg no flobrfng on cordially like-you, and I. want yoti to be foot went through tba lathsmy friend. Will you?’ 1 J, and fils leg.followed. > . “Whatever I can 1 shall'do for you,1" | As It chanced, he broke thr she rrepouded. And"bo they parted. • above the head of the clergy) The situation had tho effect to wa ,Uiterrtpted ‘ftorrtptad In the tb. midst of bfa prayer Wj" sound’ “ ef break!■«.lath# nbota him. aa& Jnllan tarn hta letbarsy, m«1 forthwith. tho---------by. a shower of plaaUatag which he set about trying to o«®rcqmo tho ?b- ।down npoo Ills head. In his eqdeavqr to ataclea in bis way,; • , deferid hfanself the clergythan -put up naf’ nrm'haatHy. • •; ><-■ " CONTINUED Hu wa» a. somewhat dandified partCJU lUtUcGlrl** Experience*? Uu>m»«. and unbeknown to his people Had MpiMS Mr. and Mrs. Loren Prescott#* Jtesgmre■ out nature In the matter of hair by weoijL tag u top-'plece'. This ho taaringefl to broftr of the Gov. Lighthouse nt Sand Bcaflb. off with the lima, Axxdithe astonished peob Mich*, and are blessed with a daughter, four years old. .Last April.she was taken pie, distracted by thu sight of -& man’s, fa*, sticking through ilia ceiling above. w?ca, down with measles, followed with a dread­ further amazed to see the clergyman stand­ ful cough and turning Into it fever: Doc­ ing before them- with a' baliTlieAd. tors at home and Detroit treated her, but Iu this extremity -the seuiorlddaoea-of In vain, slie grew worse rapidly. nirtMsbe the charah proved himself *oiun«f geuitMp, was a mere “handfei of bones.”—Then The sexton drew up bis teg with do other, she tried Dr. King’s Sew Discovery and effect than the sending of a frthh shower after Mie use of two and a half botttes. wna of Have down upon the unlucky partons completely cured. They say Dr. King’s The deacon rose in his place; and wtttiNew Discovery is worth its weight- In marked emphasis on the first. wopis said;: gold, yet you can get a trial bolllo free at “Let us all bow the head in silent thanka-, W. IL Goodyear’s drugstore. giving for the escape of onr ’beloved' pas­ tor.’* ■ The hint was taken, the congregation, If you are not feeling strong and healthy, try Electric Ritters. If -la grippe” has bowed their heads, and when they .lifted, left you weak awl weary; use Electric them again tho clergyman hadr adjusted Bitters. Tills remedy acts directly on hfa wig and the service proceedcd.y-YouthV. liver, stomach aud kidneys, gently aiding Companion. those organs to perforin their functions. If you are afflicted with siek headache, you will find Hpcetfy and permanent relief Uy taking Electric Bitters. One. trial will convince you that this is the remedy you MORTOAGF SALE. 11 need. Large bottles only 50c. at W. IL Defnnlt having been made In the condition^ «t Goodyear’s drug store. a certain mortgage made and eiecetttt by WJI-- ' Ham L Mead and Nellie K. Mead hwarlTeo! the city nt HL Paul. State of Mlnnwota, to Henry if iwfefcg The be«t salve In the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers^ salt rheum, fever Deeds far Barry county Stale olMWMnUlMnii sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, tncntj-Arst day ot September .Aj D. fagt, 1ft L'.hrr .•15” of Mortgage on -pages 1157 and Ttd coma, and all skin eruptions, andposltlve- wlifeh said mortgage wat duly aaslgnrd by a«Jf ly cures plica or no pay required. It is Henrv Flnehout lo Daniel Striker at Hastimc* guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or Mli-hlgan by asal-nmcnt bearingdhltathe tw* llvth rtajroCNav A- D- istaand recorded Lu money refunded. i’rice 25 cents per box the office of said Iterster of needs Tor Barre For tale by \V. IL Goodyear, the druggist rmiuly Michigan ou the tenth day of May A. Q, IROiln l.lb*r •■»«■' of MaignmenU on page 313, The American Fanning Tool Company, ni»on which mortgage there Is claimed tn bn dna of Wapakoneta. 0., will locate In Adrian. nt tlw date of thin nntlre the sum oH eleven hnw deed one and IHW dollars and an Attorney fee A new rolls!) church ami two chapels oinity dollars |>n>vlded for in sAld.mMfgag* and no suit or proceeding* at law having been will bo erected at Marqutttu this summer. Inst’tn’ed to recover the debt-seentad by safil Three pills are scientifically compounded, ami uniform i» action. No griping paltrso commonly following the use ot pills. They are adapted to both adults and chil­ dren with perfect safety. We guarantee they have no eqnal in the cure of sick headache, constipation. dyspe]>sia ttiid billomures, nhd, as nn appetizer, they ex­ cel any other preparation. S>Jd by W. IJ. Goodyear. ' : r morioge aud the Ataiutcln such cnM madaand jiravlaed. noilcii Is hen by given that’on Friday the nineteenth day ot August A. D.I-UD3 at-ttti o'clock In tho forenoon of satrt cfav I shall sell at i>ub:tc auction lo the highest bidder at the north front door ot Ihe court liouui. in, ttwClty at ll.L-.1ti i;-. Ilarrv on: :•■. Ml -! l-.-tn, tllr.it, the pliwe where the circuit ermri for Barrv county t» holdrnt Ihe pretnlaes described in Mid mortgage or w much thereof as may be nrct# Mry to pay the HinOunt due on nld: mortgage with -en i er erut Interest thereon and all legal eisit together with an Attorney fee tit fifty dot* lan as provided therein. The prrntfaes .to tfo Twenly-ouc; thousand trout have been sold and brln-g described ta said tnortgage lire placed In the Pilgrim river, mar Hancock, an Uiose certain ptwesor parcels of land aittBete Ijii’g and l>eing In the township ot Hope tn Ihe and 6.Q0Q Ip.tributary jRremns. • Connt/of Barry and State ot Michigan nnd deImpaired’digestion repaired by Beech­ scrined.M follows, to writ: The weetTnalf-of tfte southeast quarter, the ea*t half of the'south: am's pills. v t‘nt^<iarter and ttie south* wit qoarter an citato south west iiu.vtrr of the north egst .quarter at A couplo afJacluon sports.are matched section inubuet*thirteen fn town twd' north of for a race. Due rides n wiwel. the other range mne »•< H • tl Dated May 21. A. D. tXK. • ' I ' *“ goes afoot. ; • -------— — HnNtrt. -Stsikkr, . Assignee of Movgage. Coinincnilnblc. Daniel DmtKiut. Attorney In person. . All dfiiias not consistent with the hfah charoclcr of tiytup of Figs ite jAirptaely Ridded by the Cal. Fig .Syrup Company; Il acts gently on the Sidneys,' liver and PILOBATEORDEJL b«>wels, clean-lng tile system t Ifdcttial!j“, tail i! fa not a cure all nn«l makVs no pre- Wii&WiWn’sersss- w <a tenvlohs that Ftrty -botfle wilPiior sut^ County of Barry, holdeq st. rhe. .Probata of!W«. fa the City of UasUnL->, in said county, on Satur igantiaie. dhv the! Mtn day-of 'May,-In tile:'fear on® tiKntMUui.eiithLhUUdrftlpud ninety-two. Two well- of water, one sell, tho other Prew-nt, Charles w. Armstrong, Jud^o M bitter, have been struck nt Mt. Clemens hi* the’mailer of the estate of Wasjilnjpon K* viritliln seventy f«*et ot each otlwr. Ferris, d«oease-b ’ " - ' On readlngjuul llUng the neUlLm. duly veriEd Hannon and Sidney Wright, killed fled.o! James F. Mead, adinl.nBtr.itbr of .said tn mlnv Nn. 2. of the Northern Pacific.?at estate, prvrtti* Jer reasima tauaid pMitlou -set l‘.‘»b;n. \vi*re (ofutteriy resjpent-i of Ssguiaw. .. ' ' ' Mrlbed. . >. . •-)■ -l: kt: ju Thereupon IV It ordered, that Thur^lay tne A runaway toni»;at BayCtyy was stbppefi xib day ot Juue.A.D.i ’.SB !al tennTrfoek tfi by n 7 yvaiMdd Ix»y. Tin; driver jum’K-d and bhike lin Anri-'" The bdy Was unln* sea-seu-aml. al| other pvraoas ratfl Jurcd. ' " . • estate, are required to ap)>ear M a tesslou of aald court.then tube hoidea-at the TrObataa* . • THr Great Hprtns Mrdleinr. flee. Iu the City <jf HajUmra.,jnAal<t county.and Gentlemen-Fhftve differed intensely •tfniw cause, if any thereto;■why’»n«|pfiiyer « petitioner may not l>e pran'td. And jtfs froyi biiii<>iisffes!nind rtmim«ti»m for over the funner onirrvd. that said pHltlomr Rwe notice three years,’and Bad ’ffflfl SO many n-me- lotho per-.ms interested in Mid-rst ae. of tho dlifa that 1 had dost nil faith.' llearlM'of HUilmnfa Itiuhniiatta Syrup-'l Uofigllt h linUUsilrtVto the! H:iSfaCSJ BU>XXKXK WSBC bottle nnd fiauid It helped me. I have ii qv-r pr,«it>il and cir-'il.itod In wad Cmjtuy of now used ■foni’tontltaK and tl hss restriral harry. frilrc'IrfvaMr week foY three'MKves&iv* iriy llvkf- atfd kldliej-.v tn henlthy net ton; ■abd done1 more ti>: parlfyniy blbml than .. . ,.i • JuiiKeori’nj'jatw'.fl (Atruocopy.) . .. . . . »:• .« anythinfc 1-have ever taken;- 1 nm ptohsed to rceomtntetf It as a wonderful MochI medi­ cine. Very iridy %i>nr>. MOBTOAGB SALE. . :d • B. &Tontflsox;KantHftfl, Mich'. ’1 Sold by W. II. (hear. PrcparwluntJNotice l« hereby given that"debut'.: iuv« bees by The Charles'Wriglrt M«ll«tne Company BMilfl m the payinenr.of the Mdneysecured by » IMroM. Mlah. ■ J Ml J'rttreItted by' A.gravel strain nt Brown City .broke Im-.-ie . tite/. other day , and siartctft.'ifdw.b' MtchtaiuCta Amefth .fouws of the toWtulil^ttf grade, al great speed- ' Several cattle were kilted.aud tlje tralnjgmnllohetl. ... . . '.(Birr ill IWtMfa ter Utn t oun-.y st Itaon -WUt CI»Im. W.‘Plath hf XrtkttWml has“U:i- lifan. in LIMrll of MottaWfM os puctf h outne vehu-d a:> hnpVwve^bfal -tfM- hrvMhl*' tlnd zi t day of April A. D. 1WU nt D:LVoWMfowtlB forenoon: that said mortgage a a* <m.j:av*i>{ued u ill-’lH‘glnuiA<TnfncTurttiitflt «O»ee. Tto fam bv said An rifa-- J.ine< !«'• Elites ('.rtbrnorr of l*renfleMi>:<Jali»ta*«o«ntF. : MJMtipjwaMhe !^X. 'l, edited.'yih ss.wtt ijssfiVM; I.k|lUiailr>wrt>l.I‘>l.#'«,l«>Uk-< "' CU«ur M... Ue .ujukd. .ba M wrMUflwVfiifae !>.• sru: . a»d that w tuftiysald Ktberldao Children Cryfar Pitcher’s Castoria. r Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for PitcheFs Catttorla, jnthciforennpni tn UMT’U Nntfae la also hcrcity’j^rc^ 'thdt’the jiWvcr <?t <mH<ont»lneU-k»-*4UU-»H.'rt<»s*-b<» fawiune op. c all re by reason of i bv dv fmi’t of utd tlortwixor -in imjludno The Crpw^’.^wdl^iat1;8?*1®111- . That .feature of ^nwwRfe that wu might tyril tho. judiciary system has interested orjrittologista. (,mpra- tbqnr anything. alM. *T!icro aeema to. ba - no dqubt that^ croyca .liava.ft judical system 'for the trial and punishment of culprits. According to tho account qf reputable obscryAr*. the craw marts aye casducUd-ionjcLbin« after this fiuiljiou: A solemn conclave of old croakera ’ Is held oh j^. tree. 4 crestfallen prisoner among, them., .Three ai^. four old fellows, ■ ptnljahly crow lawyers. uflU jabber atvay tot' awlrile,,pt»d then there will lue ao apjjareut.eonsuUatldn of, th a whole, tlpck sitUflg J a*, a 'jury.,' If, the verdict, be ogaUmt the prisoner- ha fa tauteneeit th deaih^md ’.urned over cd thb executioners, who'peck.be life out of him.—Drake's Alaaaxiue. MA M i he *owvr of MUreoBtaUMpi nt iui»A itnO the statute In such coses in.vlv Jpuh PCTvidwl. the premises d«*crli>c«t tn a*'»tr cdvwnM bv said mortasfl* torsln tllttinrytacy ot wad situate In the Township of Assyria In the Uouott nt Barry and Ftstaxg drtkrtb- <l<wwof Uta-Court ttauwt flhm bring oLholdlng the Clretiu Costn for Uw Crnuty al "WHfflNie , R. Clawson. Attorney for Assignee of Mortgaga. �— Hastings Banned. days. AiUmoe *nd people’* pony *« just now being sowrbL "What wlU the Thursday, M«y s6, ’S')2 Additional Local Raws. ^TO,nCt’ acocsT 14. latv-______ ra hamw««. EDITORIAL notes. ami nicest drevs trimmings Rimtepa. The city is grading a walk in front of B, uro- tebor. by kr-ter note. ,»d H» the residence ot R. B. Wightman. most ambkioos howling about "reform.and The Artisans Soap, seven bars for 35 economy” *» the government of this state, cents, at S. E. PhUllps’. the grocer’s. tfa> democratic party was given the chance Ike Hendenshott Is making some good to govern. What are the fruits of demo­ Ipmrovementa iu his new residence proper­ cratic ecoqwnony wh«u reduced to hard ty. dollars and cents? Very gratifying In­ Lt is evident from Archie McCoy’s large deed. The slate taxllhls year Is iuesaased sales of bed room suits that he is making >135,000 over what it was in 1889, the last prices Chat will win trade. year of tepnbUemi rule. That hi how dem­ You will find the largest and best line ocratic economy under Squawbucks, Win­ of dress trimmings at Rusoell’s. A large ans A Co. helps the >d*ar people at Lan> In voice of the very latest things In this line slag. How do the dear people htee^lt? of goods Jost .received. How do the Patrons of Industry and Farmers Alliance voters, who took the democratic party of Michigan at ite word enjoy the way. in wbkh the thing .pans? “Not proud of it?” We should hope noL 2 aeema to be rapidly crj stallzlng about John T. Rich for the governorship. Among Barry county republicans he Is preeminent­ ly the choice. I <m)<>7 wdcii Dr. J. M. Burtlu, jump ReducUon Sate, reirta For the next thirty davs I will sell tDy. • bls ear. And by the way there fat nnt i »«U Hot not rwb bl, rar: rud t^ iot th« board of supervisors is tlie sole judge of the sufficiency of local option petitions. That bavins accepted them as sufficient, and upon '.them based an appeal to the voters of a county U> either adopt,or reject county prohibition, there can be no further action taken In die premises: and that jf ihe voters of a county decide in favo^of banishing the saloons, they must go. With these facts in mind, it will be easy for the temperance people of Barry cotmty to'wlpe out the saloons from the county if they so desire. Wc ask the Alliances of Barry county, and the sympathizers with' the people’s party, to report to us. please, the demo­ cratic state conventions that have declared for free coinage of silver. Not three have yet been found. And these people’s nitty voters will next fall be exported to/walk Into the democratic bear trap, and even to spring the trap that will hold them till the democratic party gets wlwt It wants ot them, then it will let them but after label­ ing them properly. Old soldiers will be Interetted to know how economically the Soldiers Home is being managed by the Squawbuck states­ men In charge. These latter are now be­ fore the courts charged with violating the laws of Michigan by feeding its wards olevmargerine. There is also much com­ plaint by the veterans that all tbelr food is poor, and comparisons with former ad­ ministrations are made which are not flat­ tering to tlie present management . The present democratic congress has al­ ready voted to appropriate $40,000,000 more at Its first session than its republican predecessor did at its first session. If tlie republican congress of 1889-90 deserved to be called •‘the billion dollar congress,” the democratic body now doing business at Washington promises to go them several points better. 1ST Our contemporary of the Journal and his immortal 13 have not yet declared their position on the silver and sab-treasury Is­ sues. We think onr contemporary may have expressed sc,me sentiments on these ^subjects, but Is he prepared to say they -will be his sentiment* and those of ti.e brave 13 next November? •■H :' If Over 3W dollars worth of Howers oti band, bought for 37J£ cents the dollar. Why can’t we undersell all competitors at the Racket. Pins. Smith. Sentiment among Michigan republicans The supreme court has derided that the tV seekers the b*yera and sellers of votes. an'dtiie rtorm hbdi’Of partisan politics, wouhl wish to see the quadrennial term restored? Indeed, we are not justified fa believing that if the members of the con­ vention of 1787—the leaders of a gmeradon whieh saw no removals for party ends and no interference by officials with eleclions—could be their own revloera. In the light of oar experience, they would pro­ vide for a Preaidedttal term of aix or seven years, a term which they twice approved, nnd never a abandoned until their confi­ dence had bee* won by a device of Presi­ dential electora, the failure of whieh would be their great disappointment i« contemplating their glorious creation?— From "The Perils of Reeleetlug Presi­ dents,” by the Ho«. Borman B. Eaton, hi North American Review for June. In observance of Decoration Day fa tHs city, Fitzgerald Pbst, XL A. R. would re­ spectfully invite-all soldiers, civic societies. You will find the following new weaves Common Council mid citizens generally to in dress ^ouds. at Spaulding's: Chevel. assist and take part in the -exercises of the cotelioe, bedford, inelamge, wbip-cord, day The Memorial aervloe. Sunday May serges, Henriettas and cashmeres In those 29th. will be held at the M. E. church haudsotne new shades. ■ under the supervision of Rev. Puffer, to Before purchasing a bedroom suit, go to which every soldier asd bls family are es­ Service at tlie usual Archie McCoy’s. You will find goods and pecially Invited. prices that will-satisfy you. Remember morning hour. this is his special sale of Hastings Furni­ PBOQRAM FOB rifeooxanox DAY. ture Company's goods, bought at the The Woman’s relief Corps will have assignee's salt. Now is your opportunity. charge of the ceremonies and decoration of TbedSrand Summer Musical of Mra Yale the graves at the centeteriea. escorted and and her pupils will be given in Unton hall accompanied by Post members. They will Wednesday evening. June I. for the bene­ be divided Into two divisions, 1st division fit ot the Presbyterian ehurcb. Admission taking the north side and Catholic ceme­ only 35 cent*. No extra charge for re­ teries. 2nd division taking the south side served seats.. Tickets placed on sale at cemetery. They will assemble nt tlie Fred ,L.t Heith’s drug store, Saturday Court house.square at 9 a. m. sun time, morning. May 28. and transportation will be provided for the The grand summer musicaie of Mrs. children selected for tho decorating, and Etta Yale, of Grand Rapids, and her pupils the Rqjief Corps.. They will proceed to the cemeteries where tribute will be paid ot Hasting* will be the grandest event ot The addrres the season. Over twenty superb voices to to our departed comrades. participate. (Songs that will makt* the old and exercises will be nt two o'clock p. m. feel young arid bring to memory tlie happy as follows: Called to order by the Com­ mander: singing by the choir, prayer by recollections of childhood?^ Do not fail to attend. Admission only B5 cents. No Rev. Blanchard; singing by the choir; Ad­ extra charge fur reserved seats at Fred I* dress by Rev. Wm. Puffer; closing song; Benediction. Heath's drug store. J. F. Rcssei.l. D. E. BiiCDSKt.t.. For a long time the editors of this paper AdjL Com. have ground out their weekly grist of In­ tellectual food In a “den” that looked as The Hastings W. C. T. U. meets at Mrs. though it had been struck by the tali end of a cyclone: Books, papers, catalogues, R. A. Bailey’s on Tuesday. May 81, when circulars, etc, were scattered around Mr?. Bailey will give a full report of the everywhere, with no place to put them. state eonventlon m session this week at ' .• We have been to considerable expense the Detroit. last Tew weeks cleaning house and flxin’ Program for May 25th, fur the C. L. S. up. Whether we have been successful or C: not we would like to have our friends Quotations from German anthers. eouie up and see. But it may be pardon­ Classic German course, chapter 7, Miss able for us to say that we think we have Rose Goodyear: chapter 8. Mr. Smith. <»ue of the finest editorial ••sanctums” In American toonfa. Mrs. Cook. . the state. No admission fee will be charg­ Tho natural History of plants'. Miss ed of courae. but wc would appreciate it Bush. greatly If any one knowing that we Bfcve Questions In the April Chautaquan an­ un account against them, which, la out­ lawed. will step up into our offle^ nnd pay swered in the May Chautauquan. Critic, Mrs. Hoyt. It. To anyone doing this we will let them The society connected with Emmanuel look at the last agricultural report, ana If the account Is large enough, we will pre­ church will be entertained Thursday. June sent them with tjie latest installment ot 3d. by Mesdamea H. A. Goodyear, I). tlie Congresskmal Record. We, don't ask Goodyeaf, J. Goodyear, Dunning. Atkins. It as an act of charity, but for a sort of a Young, Hams aud R. Kurtz. Supper at surprise. Editors enjoy surprises as well society rooms from five until seven. as nuyoue. The Y. P. S. C. E. meets at the 1’iesbyterian church next Sunday evening at «:30. Report oftbo condition of the tlMtlnxs City Consecration meeting, to be led by Mrs. Bank at iiaMinxs. Michigan, at the dote of Yutz. business. May. 17.14rt. Services at the Presbyterian church next ■ BK8OVRCXS. Loans.and disoaunta......... .................................... 41 Sunday. The pastor will preach both Stocks, bowls. mo-tgugcB. etc— 804 <» Evening topic, Duo irutn banks In reserve cities......... 0JM M mornlrjg and evening. Furnitare and fixtures.. ..................... 1>XI oo ••Live on the top Story.” Current exr>enses and uxea paid 1,*C3 C2 Checks and cash ilema................... .. 1.4C7 M Gold coin.. ..J........... - ZjOtosfi thlvercoin .1........................................ i.oki m Omaha, May 10th, 1892. U 3. and Xallimtl ttaak Note*............ 5,534 oo I am not a regular correspondent, but T<»«1....t<W.......................................... <17*330 35 ‘ Omaha Is so far away that I thought I UAniUTIKK. Capital rock Mid in’., i would - -----------tell you something 1 know about It. Sarplui fund i ........... ' The Burlington Is a good road., and we Undivided praAtx... . •III M , got over it all right Saturday morning, but Individual dirpoaits... i at night they had a smash up, and no wonCertificates of deiKMlt. L der for it Is rain, mud and water all the Total........................ J........... ............ .<n«3»35 ’ time and everywhere. Yesterday was ’ the tttals of Michigan, Ountvof Barry—ss. I. Dm W. Keynold.1 cashier r»f the above namedI second pleasant Sunday since January they Bank, do solemnly *wear that the above state­■ tell us. For miles before we came to the ment Is true to the beat of my knowledge and1 Mississippi river you could see nothing belief. Dax W. Hr.vxoijs. Cashier. 8ub*erlbed and s-woen to l>ef«r»« me this 20> but water, with a few willows standing - ------- Po<1HW here and there, and when we finally reach­ Notary Public. ed the bridge, we went so slow you would Connncr —r At tert: CHKNTKH hardly know you moved. I am not partic­ I). O. Rotnxaoxf Direcion. ularly in love with sleepers itself, so I W. U. Powiuw I was looking out of my berth window while several of tlie passenger* were snoring; yes, actually snoring. So I saw the MlssDietl, in this eliy. on Saturday, Aprill iulppl aud they did not. But when we l«th, 1892, Mm. Raizey H. Richards. aged came to tin- Big Muddy. It was In the morn­ •nearly 30 years. ing and we nil saw that. And 1 tell you it Mary A Harding was born In Jackson1 Is a Big Muddy Just now In good earnest. township, Denton county, Iowa, May 4th. The Missouri river would not half express 1882. With her parents she removed to• it as It Is just now. And the Platte Is Carlton township, this county tn June.■ trying It* very best to keep up with the 18»>5. She had since then and until her’ other ones. decease, been a resident of this county.■ We took a street car and went over to October 30th. 1889, she was united In1 Council Bluffs, but the rain Just poftred marriage to Raizey B. Richards, of this' and (he first thing I knew that electric tar city, then register of deeds. , waa leaking and I had to move to other Mrs. Richards was a woman whom to' quarters. Il is very pretty over there if know was to admire and respect. She hadi you could see It In an auspicious time. that earnestness of purpose, that zealous­ Apple trees in bloom, and other tires ness to do well tier part, that ambition to’ green and pretty. succeed In what was undertaken, that gen­’ My opinion of Omaha as I see It erosity and kindness of nature, that will­■ is tlrat is a big wicked city. Think ingness to help In time of need, which wou • ot It, 280 Mluons, and that Is what for her the warm-frieudsETp of all who Small said lut evening over knew her. TJlie was without ostentation, ■ at the Y. M. C. Association building, loved simplicity. and revered every'quality aud be must have counted them or ho of true w.omanhood. While nnt a member would not haye dared to make Uie stateof any church, she was one who had a high ‘ meut. That is enough to go around for regard for religion and religious things. the 140,000 Inhabitant* I think. By all who knew her. and especially by r h^rd Bishop Fowler preach in those who knew her best, she will l>e great­ ly missed. Except for the confident hope■ rrfalty church yesterday morning. Hr that tbelr loss would W “her eternal gain,”■ preached to u> -Moses, from a Nile navlgaher sorrowing family and friends would or to the scene on Mt. Nebo." He bandied bls subject in a masterly manner. Indeed be comfortless. We visited the general conference this She left to mourn her departure a hus■n,i an Infant son. besides many morning. Found them bard at work with brothers mim! sisters, with whom In their problem, n»r.l ,c«l |>roWe,„, puj, “ “ll<:h " “P bcucdle; but , sorrow is the consolation that comes from, 2 „urw. the heartfelt sympathy of her large circle UecbmllBt UM, Ilk, our Wl^“ of friends. The most startling and telling blow given to the free trade heresy in this gen­ eration was that by Lord Salisbury, the great conservative leader. In a notable speech die other day in which be was. dis­ cussing the hard lines that had fallen upon British Industry, he stated clearly that for the greater number of there ills, free trade was responsible. Apd the facts bear out Lord Salisbury in his -remarkable state­ ment. When the leader of a great party In Great Britain, which for more than a generation has acquiesced in the free trade doctrine as applied there, makes such a sig­ nificant statement as to the effects of this policy, does it not seem strange that any man would have the hardihood to ask that It be applied in this county? > As the date for the republican national convention approaches, the certainty grows that no candidate can be nominated on the -first ballot. It is more than certain that Blaine would receive practically every vote fa the eonventlon if he will permit the use «C bl* .name. Squaw buck oil was responsible for but one fire In Michigan last week. The oil la bo less dangerous, but tlie people from a dear experience know better than to use this deadly product of squawbuck villainy. It secHM dear that Cleveland will get the democratic nomination for the presi­ dency. or at least dictate who shall receive that honor. In either event, free coinage will get a very black eye. **•’•'«** ex pen me*. 1I have expense*. hare a carload of Champion BluJ-n, Ite M, aun,bte ‘ mrehlura Wla Al~. ur E„,ln, Drill,, th, Ikm ilrUI In th, world, to wlileh , •Ixtj-ruur l.nurr, will tr.ilty. wtK> preme court. It was argued bat week. boodl.t of >ih- ch. put iwo rtwn. | h,,, , ■ Itood Block of plow,, harrows-culratnn. Tbe prcple <be aqaiwbiukr lb» (both rid’up .nd nalklnt). borw rnku eatrtat a ,wln, .yil,. ■rcorery ret». «nd ihry bare prorerek-d ml h. I nUo ooor fir uln mr n-.l.lmoe ™»ld>r >M rlorlooalr In Ua gnorf wortt ot with two nnre* of '-■* on — Grein ~ iposlte coart house mf pla-, of becla, OU Main ntrtt. B- B. ItKHAHDX. . The constitutionality of that infamous pteee of squawbuck legislation, the Miner law. will be soon decided by our state su­ f<s-en. The church e®* f4d»«M- TW •••- wflboocmulun. rM^t* “7^ nml ** ^ega»« May we Mt well beWre that newrly fiU morning “H «, rojorml b, . terr noulmr of dtetto perwjna. save the politicians and venal vocere. think ear PreskieatUl election* are too frequent? Who would tblek Prwldenttal elections ouret fa two years endurable? If we now had a PrevMtmtial term of «ix w*w u Ihecuau--------- --------write i'M “* “■ blM>om Mill four jar, from now. Thtrewu csnMderable tuHber around, ready to be Sih. cyu(erojwe. Tlw, »pra diking or ^onni. uu,.- »ihojy,r« pnuuhrd Urn dwllctorv aermon'X h* dedicatory onSS^I 'burS of CwiuH! Hi.m rT!L“e?ho?‘*t ehl,reh ( pulpll lotbe McUKMtel mrutetete general conference, ue aaia ' iSX'u’XE ,tJLk the groun I that i» n * .£y , mon" be mW. ".nd our ebureb bold. ■£“ tekcauae she is a church and not a meSl?luuuolbln» U> do with about truth. The church Is not ariutt. It is for the saving of •^nfr* fore, must be accessible for., both Intellec­ tual as well moni1 atonars"The prtnelpol re»~m <b» Episcopate. Now what is that? asked some oUils church. Then he bad to ex­ plain again, to them: but U la long to give here. If we Methodists don t leave Omaha in .two or three week* 1 an> his people will ask some question* he afraid not or will not ^V^r has quoted Canon Leddon, Btab.«P r’ Bishop Doane and others. He closes with a flowery speech and a God speed for "our protestent brelhern are drawh'8 nearer and nearer to us every d*THe oaks his cobgrecaUon “•J® Christian churches of Omaha broagbtjnear­ er together because the Methodist brethren are filling their pulpits for a moothr I don't belie re bls people had hail time enough to consider that question and so could not answer just then. The .mass meeting at exposition ball in the afternoon In the Interes. of the American Sabbath Union was one of th® largest religions gatherings everhold In Omaha. Bishop Newman opened the meet­ ing. Everybody enthusiastic over IL Colonel Shepherd, a Presbytertan. of New York, npoke after they stopped cheering (They cheer on Sunday iu Omaha. They cheered Sam Small last night.) The Coloiel ।Is a favorite with all who know him I think. He was followed by Bishop Warren, fol­ lowed by Judge Lawrence, of Ohio. Sub­ ject: "The Sabbath and Its Civil Sanc­ tions.’* Next came Dr. Carmen, the frater­ nal delegate from Canada, a grand old man. Then came Rev. G. S. Chadbourne. Subject: "The Sabbath and Home.' Bishop Nlnde "Thu Sabbath and Chjtattan Actlvlllem” Rev. J. W. Hamilton, "The Lord's Day and its Perils.” The meeting closed by taking an expression on the closing of the World’s Fair on Sunday. These are a few of the gqod (hints: but I must close for I think this Is long enough to get assigned to the waste basket already. Mg*. 3. E. Stbikeil A condensed milk factory will be soon add^d to Grand Ledge’s Industrie#. About 400 Owosso clerks took a trip to Corunna yesterday on the new motor line. Two Jackson men have leased Vandercock’s Lake aud will create a summer re­ sort. F. MlMcnger. of Hillsdale, was thrown from his carriage and aeriously Injured. HEAR YE! Piccadilly Blucher. have you seen it? It’s the latest in fine shoes. It’s peculiar cut, giving it a firm appearance. And it’s easy. And it’s not high priced. We would be pleased to show it to you. . You will see it in Don’t pass by without seeing and examining this shoe. WOOLLEY * S- -- BRONSON This Way Please! I I want to show you one of the best collections of Wall Papers To select from in the city. HOLLOWAY, Sign of “The Elephant" Has just put in a lot of very fine patterns and WILL BE PLEASED TO SHOW YOU ■ Even rf you don’t 'wish to buy. HEAR YE! Lasts Only, Ten Days. The Greatest Sale Ever Made in Barry County. Men’s Shoes Worth S3.00 for $2.00 << U « 2.50 ** 1.60 ,4 <4 1.50 “ 1.19 C< Ct 1.25 “ .90 to 1.00 •Finest cloth top with pate Women’s ShoesWorth $4.50for $3.50 1। leather tips and trimmings. “ “ 4.00 ” 3.00 “ " 3*50 *‘ 2.20 *’ ** . 3.00 “ 2.00 “ ** 2.00 ** 1.50 <4 “ “ 1.75 ** 1.25 « “ “ 1.50 ** 1.00 “ Russet Oxfords’ only 50 cents, Dongola “ with Patent Tips, 62^c. “ “ " “ “ “ worth 1.25 for .95. 1.25 '* “ “ ‘‘........................ >“ 2.00 “ Patent Leather Oxfords worth 2.00 for 1.60 and all other shoes in proportion. Men’s good pants, regular price 13.60, for |1.25. J “ “ “ 1.50 and 2.00, for .98 and 1.00. U ....................... ‘ “ 1-75 “ 1.50, “ ,«5. “ 125 for .75. ' Mens outing shirts from 25 cents up. Very cheap. • Gents’ PAPER COLLARS GIVEN AWAY. Straw goods, a styles at less than Manufacturing price; a few of those women’s rubbers left at 12% cents, in sizes 2% to 4. A lady’s fine hemshtched handkerchief given away with each purchase. ’ All soft and stiff hats at less than cost bummer underwear at only 35c per suit. At the Wide Awake BANKRUPT STORE. HENRY OSBORN, Mag'r. b s d a ’b a u st ci a m ca E tr su pr bo pl thi ha •Il wi? Sf'- �Hastings Banner.Thursday, May 26, 1892. Make friends for us and for you. If you want to estab­ lish yourself on a solid basis with your wife , Ami von will find your find ha» NOT BEEN WASTED. . ■ VanAhman. personal mention. the county Is calltxl t<rtj>e fact lhas Rus-! h‘. Crawl«y *mw recovered ftoi^hh re­ al has n inrge line of dress goody esnee cent llluess. iraduptod for graduating dresses. Georee Rock rrtnrucd here fora short Over twenty superb volet a win take vlBlt last evening. part in tlie grand summer musicalcot Mrs. DeWitt Brouwm was in Muskegon last Etta Sale- and her pupils In Union boll Wednesday evening. June l. for tho bene­ week on business. fit of the Presbyterian church. Do not u.nl^tClaik’.of Ilhlca’ was ,n the city fail tb^ttend it See sm*l> bills for pro­ --aturuaj on business. gramme?. .2*; £• r“"'r 1,11 tor • ’|,|t <« '•<■"<>» o“ The Banker’s Art Publishing Co., of the lake shore yesterday. Detroit, are getting out a publication en­ Mrs. McLaughlin, of Muskegon, Is visit­ titled ••Under the Oaks al Jackson, 185* and Since." advance sheets of which have ing relatives in the dty. been received by ns. It appears to be a । Quinn is entortalulnz a young work of merit, and worthy of thu eonsld- lady friend from Allegan. eration of all. L. A. Wetzel was iu Lake Odc«M last We are in receipt of a program for tho week on iusurance business. Sturgis race* to bo held June 23-24; Aug­ Mrs. John Miliur visited her son Dr. ust 1-5; September 21-23: October 17-23. The enormous amount of $55,000 In stakes Henry Miller in Otsego last week. and purges will be contended for at these Mrs. Hattie Bush, of Kalamazoo, is vis­ meetings. Sturgis has a fast track and iting her sister, Mrs. C. A. Roberts. will have some fust horses. C. E. Bidlac, of Dowagiac, was In the We are indebted to W. S. Buckhout, of city Thursday calling on old friends. Toledo. Ohlti, fur an excellent pamphlet Dr. 8. M. Fowler will attend the State giving some of the industrial advnn tages of that city. The book Is well gotten up Dental convention in bagiuaw next week. and profusely illustrated with engraving* ■ of the leading Industries of Toledo, as well t as portraits of her most prominent men. 1 f dg pr eat do your artiflriul teeth 1.- .Iti'p <lown ? If so •end nne dollar for1 :wd t Handy bolder. Yon can apply it; plate in one minute, ana no matter IfI .:<• !ii<<T not it Mill hold f.rnilv tn the1 ::.'lrr (he iuo«l tmlnselmamstanees. UfflreM J. Z. HUSBAND, !>. D. S. ■ White Cloud. Michigan. .OCAL NEWS. ‘ kilKQUL/lTION - Ti i> wee <, a The foundation for F. F. Bartow’# bouw L. U. EverUwuiu .-;ol,v)110 Mood.j. -- l> competed, blr. Barkiw will h«r« , of Ule Com: n»i<l«i«, In the dlr whrn '* ln Ploe G™'V' -Ules»n county. eompletdl. ,“J0" “«p tbxiJMiJ brpCTpi, Art’jar Brom vu In Ikulon Harbor ot this City who have used it to be equal or recently. * superior to the Lenox, and seven bars for ’Mary West is clerking far O. D. 25 cents. gDtoS-E. Phillip*’, tho gnoeeria. opaulding. and ask for Artisans soap. G’aM’ An«Je»on returned to De­ The attention of young ladles who will graduate front any of the high schools of troit Monday. To buy of L. E. Stauf­ fer a pairw those per­ fect fitting WHEN YOU = Hams SO quires.. n th- June races. The Michlzan Central will on June bl, Mr. and Mrs. John Busby arc visiting 17. 18, 19 and 20th sell tickets from Has­ relatives In Bellevue an.l Battle Creek this tings te Chicago and return, at the rate of week. one first-clas? fare .rood kojng June 10, 17. Sid Crowell went to Windsor Monday is. 19 and -•□. and returning not later than July Sth, 159(3. on account of the Demo­ evening to participate at a big glass ball shunt. cratic National convention. M. A. Gilt.man. Ticket Agent. Miss Mae Booram, of of Ft. I’ayne, Ala., * The mkuy friends of Mr. and Mrs. John Is the gue»t\pf, her cousin, MBs Gleuna Schantz. f Doxey, formerly of this city, but late of Shirley Smith attended the wedding of (he Spaulding Manufacturing Co., of ChlMiss Nora Ainsworth in Grand Rapids cago. will regret to learn of the sad death of tbelr eight year old son. He was de­ la^t evening. scending from a five story building, when Minor Layton, of Muskegon, was In the a brick fell and struck him on the head. city Tuesday evening and took in the Y. He lived but a few minutes. M. S. C. ball. Mr.:. . । neappie tissues.>*h*Hie«, cotton . uh. r ar.ton clotlts at .Spaulding's. you make a belter selection of these goods, sine* he has die full, line of samples from ihe latgest dealer in this state. You will be suited in ptfice as well as In quality of goods. Russell invites yoii to Inspect his large and complete line of millinery goods before Fa ।>nable and line Persian mulls, just purchasing any whera It will be to your ■ summer wear, at Russell's. interest to do thte. First, despite what We are ••hi ft” for binding twine. X olliers *ay, you will find the largest and best assortment in the city from which to. . F. H. Ba blow & C</ make satisfactory apteetion*. Next, you '-■(• those Cue drapes and curtains at th e will observe that the styles are correct and . .lie ana carpet rooms of Archie Me­ the stock Is being constantly replenished with new and seasonable hats and trim­ * "'•■»! int-mber-i of the Star lodge at- mings. Finally, and what Is of special in­ • l ihe convention in Grand Rapids terest. prices are the lowest It) the city. The Michigan Central R. R. has granted want-Mtmething handsome in all a reduction of rates for the June races, Hie*. wc have them at O. D. giving IX fare for tlie round trip, from all points within 150 miles of this city. The U. K. Jfc 8. will n*t be at all In tlie rear and I. >. Gvod.-fsr is.preparing to build a wiil grant slnytar rates,.with some special ::i the 3rd ward, on the Jot back of trains mixed in for the .convenience of all residence..- ! £ ’’ . • i who wish to attend along their lines. It is also expected that roads tributary to ' ans n endless variety, in all the latest these will have low ratei, so that a large !■■-. aud in price* from two cents to two crowd may toywoected. But there will i- kt Knsseirs. Scethgm. be some attractions hereibatought to draw t o:i can get a good hot water bath at a big attenanre. ■ time for <5 cents at Busby Bros, bar­ June the flth the Hastings Wool Boot . ?hop. Open Sundays from 9 to 12. company will ship out a special .train-load W' ”»« and will sell all flowers, bats, of felt boots, consisting Of 18 cars. It will nnitons for what others pay for same be the largest shipment of wool boots ever a Hfe-Racket made by dny institution in the world at one time. All of the 18 cars will be deco­ Phin. Smith. rated with bunting, tlagaand placards ad­ Don’t think of buying millinery goods vertising both the Institution and the name iotilyou vi-.lt Russell's. You will find the of the city. As we have said before, the es correct, and prices the lowest in the train will consist of 18- freight cars, and will carry about 50000 pairs of felt boots. -'•'-r: Easton, living near Nashville, It will go from here to Chicago and will found dead last ’week. Further par- travel the entire distance by daylight. ;»r.« can be found by looking at the Chester Messer has developed Into an '•> --iuiiyi 'he nicest and cheapest lot of .'hnery in the county bought for spot , to be Mdd cheaper than others buy, • Racket. Phix. Smith. ' ’ tn;- new millinery goods«t Russell's. •A'tk an invoice of new hats nnd ■minings is received. You can certainly : (yourself there In both goods.mid iMi’t pay high prices for inferior soaps '■ ‘ E. PliililpY, the grocer's, aud buy Mrsof Artl-ans w;ap for 25 cents. i:nK© who u« it say It is better then Lenox,. *, f expert fisherman, aud if lie continues to have such luck as he did Monday, can un­ fold some "fish stories” that will put to bltuili some ancient ones that are said to have had their foundation “over near Bellevue.’* While sitLing Idly In hh txmt on the placid waters ot Wall lake Monday, he felt a vicious tug at ids line.. Master­ ing all of his muscular force he liiuilly succeeded In lauding a beautiful black bass, weighing 5X pounds. Chet jays he lias lived on that fish all of this week, besides giving away a ••Messer two. CLOTHING ni SEE' FORK CHIOS Is beyond approach. Our stock is always ready for inspection and yon will always find us willing to show goods. We aqp in the mar­ ket and expect to remain in. We buy our goods for spot cash, and don't do any long time credit business, therefore we can sell you goods as cheap as any house in Michigan: We don’t sjiend much time writing adv’s for the papers. All we ask yort is to give its a:call and we will show you that we are as near the front ranks as it’s possible to get and remain in line. Call on us and we will leave it to you if we know what we are talking about or not. Hi-member that erery man woman and child gets the ll e have but one price and fhut's the price you will find inarled on the goods. Yours respectfully, Mrs. Frank Dcnslow, of Muskegon, spent Sunday visitlag relatives In this city. Ik-iVatter. changes for advertisements Attorney General Ellis was In the city Mrs. C. A. Roberts has returned from : .. itch tl is ottlee Ttiesdaya at latest to' yesterday. He was at Thornapple lake In . un- in-ert »u In the issue of the week the Interest of the state board, with tlie Kalamazoo and will continue to make this city’her home. ht-!i brchght ' j -• purjiase of deciding as to the adviaiabllity A. E. Dickerman has secured a po.-ition of recommending that the state board take ■ »h capu$ laces at Spauldings. steps to lower the lake. He did not speak in Wisconsin and will soon remove there Humphrey was in the city Tuesday■ as though the prospects were flattering. so It Is reported. He seems a very pleasant gentleman. Mr. Fisher, of Jackson, division superYou will indeed be hard to please if you iutqudenl of the. Michigan Central was In !!• dress goods at Russell's from 10j ’ cannot find at the store of Archie McCoy. the eity Tuesday. . . yard up. the furniture and carpet man. a selection Dr. F. H. Esslg and wife, of Dowagiac, v ••picker" his beeft received at the’ ot rugs, carpets mnttlnp, and linoleums are expected to spend Sunday with Dr. aud ■.•a fketory. from which to choose a pattern that will Mrs. S. M. Fowler. ' >■ will be reduced rates on the rall-. suit you. Not In any city in Michigan can >••*• tl.r summer dress goods, new stock: : received, nt Russell's. ■ PLAIN FACTS When people step into our store and look our stock over and get prices, they say at once: "It’s a fact that I have found the right place,” and they have a right to, for it is a fact that our stock of John Evaps and Mr. Hoyt and the Ml»scs Minnie and Hattie Evans, of Bellevue, were In the city Tuesday. George Keeler aud Miss Spaulding, of Middleville attended the Y. M. S, C. ball hi Union hall Tuesday evening. Dr. E. H. Lathrop, wife and daughter are expected home from their extended sojourn In California to-morrow. Emmet Everts, ot Nashville, was In the city Monday and bought some chairs to furnish a lodge room In Nashville. Miss Flo Beadle Is rapidly recovering from her recent attack or pneumonia aud expects to return to Grand Rapids soon. Mr. and Mrs. Morse Nevins will leave for the west about June 1st and wHl make their headqusrten; at $L Louis. IL K. Grant, Spar}’ ^Phillips nnd Luke Waters sorted for Manistee county Mon­ day evening to enjoy a few days sport fish­ ing for front. Mr. Hickey, of Jackson, superintendent of construction of the M. C. R. R. was cul­ ling on old friends In the city the fore part of the week. Mr. F. T. Ward amt Dr. Chas. Russell were the zuests of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Russell over Sunday. Mr. Ward Is one of the able editors of the Allegan Journal. Mr. and’ Mrs. Elden Reynolds went td Battle Creek yesterday where thev will visit for a short time. They expect to re­ turn to their home In Belmont. N. Y. Sat­ urday. Rev. F. A. Smart, of Saginaw,- repre­ senting the Alumni ot Albion college, was in the city yesterday Iu the interest ot thatdnfllltutiou. securing pledges for an alumni professorship. Mason Nevins has returned from Ash­ land. Wisconsin, and la visiting his mother in this city. He will soon go to Kansas where he will travel for the Broadheud Dress Goods Co., of N. Y. ’Tlios. Brice and Supervisors Swift, MeKevi.it and Nagler, the committee appoint­ ed by the supervisors to visit neighboring county seats and report on the character of their county Jails and court houses, will leave on their Journey to-day. A yoke of heavy work oxen. Enquire of Yesterday morning W. E. Allgeo's new bakery wagon arrived from Grand Rapids, Charles Fowler, Maple Grove. and be will soon be able to bring pies, You are invited to take a look at the cakes, and in fact all kinds of pantry right This Is to certify that Mr. Wetzel set­ to your very door.) All you hale got to do ■cases, rockers, chairs, easels and Is to "give him your order an<t_he will do tled my claims entirely satisfactory and I lures at McCoy's. Yoii will find what the rest" Mr. Allgeo to-winning an envia­ can recommend both him aud his Company you want there if you need any goods in ble name for his tine luikery goods, ahd his for straight business. this line. i. . Mj last venture of del vering to ail parts ofthe Carlton. May 3d, *02. -Mr*. Yale, assisted by her large class In city, cannot help but add to the reputation ' ■ al mn^ic. will give a iniHlcal In Union of bis south side bakeryThe wagon ha I. rdnesday evening. June 1st. This Itoelf fit a beauty, and ia a model for copOn decoration day. May 30th,. the De­ wtll be on>* of the most Intoreating nnd en­ vei.ience, Mr. Allgeo Is bound to load and troit, Lansing & Northern R. IL will run joyable entertajrimenta of the season. his enterprise will be appreciated. a special excursion train from Grand Rap­ Admission 25 cento. Owing to the destruction of a large por­ ids and Ionia to Detroit at low rates. AH parties owing ns account^ that are tion of the southern potato crop by wet Trains will leave Woodbury at 2:85 a. m., "ixty days old we wish would pay the cash weather aud floods, the potato market has arriving at Detroit at 12210 p. m. Return­ or notes to help pay our debts with by advanced several cents a bushel during the ing leave Detroit at 6:80 p. m. standard June 10th. We cm* use notes If you have past week and ever}’ indication pofots to a or 7 p. m. city time. Round trip rate not got the cash. Please accomodate ur strong and advancing market from this $2:35. Good chance to visit the city of the straits. Geo. DeHavem. Rod oblige e. W. Mqjuoix & Co. time on. Handlers here are paying25 and General Passenger Agent. The richest entertainment of the season 28 cents along the line of the railroad aud buyers on tho waters — such as Lake Michi ­ «LI be the Grand Summer Musical- by ..ume tjieut, axslsted by Mrs. Etta Yale gan and Grand Traverse Bay points—are S. H. Zhan, of l^ncnster, Pa., ia a collec­ ami I--1. Eddy, basso, of Grand Rapids. offering 24-25C per bushel. Some dealers tor of Idols. Among the mauy heathen -'*r>re tlmn twenty superb voices. Open- are confident the market will go to 50c be­ -oda to be seen in hia collection are Aztec chnnis by the cekbratod Boy's Choir fore the end of Jane, but there Is no cer­ Idols from Mexican mounds and tombs, tainty oo thi« point That tho market will many of them thousands of years old; a or tar I resbyterlan cliureii. be strong however, Is very generally ad­ The Michigan Central will on June 2. 8, mitted by all engaged In the business — Hindoo idol with real gems for eyes, ton or fifteen Japanese aud Chinese gods, includ­ ’•*nd 5. sdl tickets from Hastings to Mln Michigan Tradesman. ing the "God of Darkness” of the last nrapoih, Minn.. and return, at the rate of named people. He alao has Indian idols ”>e .owe»t first-clasa fare, good going June taken from sepulchral monuments in Ari. ,• ”• * Bn<l 5- *nd returning not later than A light bay mere four years old, weigh­ sons, Tsnosssee, Kentucky and Missouri, : '“l023th, 1592, on account of the Repub­ ing twelve hundred pounds: and a brown besides a great Indian god. made of sand­ lican Natkimit Convention. mare four years old, weighing ten hundred, stone, found somewhere on the bank* of M. A. Gillma n, Ticket Agent i Smith a-Coegbove. the Susquehanna river.—St Louis Rcpnb- One-Price Clothiers. ' Hastings, Michigan. • WE SELL GOOD CLOTHING OR NONE.” . GRANT’S "THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.” And $12 are as -?00^ Men’s Suits as can be sold at AT $10 that price. From $10 up we are not willing to say that any other clothing in the city is as good; Many suits silk trimmed, all of them elegant. We have been making our­ selves hustle these few days past with our $15 suits. They’re this season’s new, bright, pleasing goods. Dark and light colors. Praise of these goods would be superfluous, ___ THE "OLD MAN" ABOUT IT TELL but sec them and it will be an accident if you have the least thought of a suit and fail to buy. TUACF TH A SF 1 1 lUU Z1T 50c Is a fitting “starter" in Men’s light weight warmer weather Underwear. Ought to be sold at 75c.— You’re the gainer. Then there’s an unending lot of Men’s light weight Suspenders, strong and durable. The 50c. kind sells for 25c. And the neckties-the only limit here is your liking. Some elegant, elaborate four-ih-hands R starter--^ at 50c. but perhaps you will see something that just suits at 25c. Another bit of brightness and cheap­ ness appears in our ele­ gant line of Dress Shirts. There is’nt another store in the city that could show you half the pretty novelties. �METHODIST CONFERENCE. DK^rajtN COMMAND Hastings^B^ni Thursday^) £ x8^ COO*TBR08rr?ropfrg!2£g Churchmen at Omaha. illta The Qelugei Does His Will at ILUNG Sioux City. All the Same. OXABA. Mat 18--IU ode tour rhe Methodist conference put on recoru ^a>. nMluUbtaXvlMlW W tb. -• t TEA IN WRECKED 08 A TRESTLE. u/B«ta.tatb«~n1b ir-taglng.’ It w~ tau.1 In F.tabta i tb»t l» nxgHta htal nwtd«*tb br ntub* Mngtaad. « V Bjt |t Cost Eight Human Live* SCORES OF PERSONS SWEPT AWAY, i ly-ringing/’ freight- brvn beetled- nUve, one flayed alive an oTTdtalnlntrf. Tbl> Lci» of Life WU1 Reach One Hundred, nounced, as wa* the “Jim Crow “‘f'. engrta ..ked to .upl'ta. M>«b MWI* •rta taxation* n-ta Moptxd un* I, taVtalttgTow. Blrtaon ot oOcm lollaLd And tb, rollowing wm luxkr bi Destroyed, or ortxrrt u»,r •nd , AllMenU. - «■«, Floyd Iliver. Carrying Everything Uafara Itr-The Whole.VaUey Vndar Water Eaton; Cincinnati Concern, ^*5^ uxu secretanes of mi«.ronary bj-nis. C CMcCabe. J. O. P«k, and A. A The other elections jvent ov.er. . . { with.All tire Mills and Factories—Seven Hundred Families Driven from Tbelr Homes and MM® Made Institute. S10CX Omr, la-, May 19.-A great flood disaster has overtaken Sioux City. Yesterda/uidrfaing A great wave came du wn tho Tloyd rivet, Wbieh - flows through the centre ot the city ?pd was already swol­ len bankfuLL The wave came a few min­ ute* after 7, clock. Warning had been .sent a short time before to the inhabitants of the low lands, but only a few of them had been notified. The first intimation was a volume of water spreading over the banks to a depth of tbreis feet aud throw­ ing a mist of foam before IL In a few minutes the water luul risen above the first floors and saveyal thousand people fled in terror to tho higher ground. Tho waterrose-four feet ipuuuhour and a half, and frt>m 9 o’clock c^|tinned to rise rteadilA hub not no rajltfflft Twarrho^Mnd Callis at a Swoop. The slock' yards ‘ miff* packing houses were situated at the confluence of the two rivers jum! they ware Instantly inundated. About ‘a.QOO biad of live . stock were drowned there. Great numbers of Jdead stock hare, also bcvn. found floating^down the Floyd river. The whole railroad yards and switching tksck district is under water and there has been immense damage Bo. the. round ..houses and other railroad properly. The round house of the Chi­ cago, SL Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha is 'ditmaged to the extent of 84O.WJO. That roalj, the Illinois Central and tbcSidux Xityi-nnd Northern enter the city by the hFlortl valley and all are stoppetl. Not a , I train left Sioux City yeeteniay. CURE liTtrasJ Aaolher hatch ot O«c.rs OMAHA. a« »-n« <t± g.lu from tb" Intlxiwtat’ M,tb«ll-i 1; i j |! | POPULAR SIZE M BEST QUALITY BUSINESS CARDS.' Hundreds of house* were swept away en­ tirely. Over a mile of paving an one A. SCRIBNER. M. D., street. was desuoyed. All the railroad . ITiysUlan and .Surgeon, yard^ uiacbifie Mibpa, warthou«<-», lum­ Deilon. • ■ -MUh. ber yards, stove works foundries, shoe fac­ OOk-ftiu resldenc*, one Ma* east of depo|. ■_ tories, gfw works and mnny, retail buslneM bouses jvere submerged. ’ Four bridges a.,snilroad train a. a c. h. barber . - iwert)cart-led aiway,. can- reach" (h«! city. In ’ fhe afternoon firs • rtiysiclans and Surgeons. in Ute floodcddistrlctThdded to the horror. ' Calls in city op’eduntj- nn<pandi!d to,wR6 The total l«jW*ki the 'erty is estimated at promptness, day or night/ . <l/M»,Ufl to #2.fjW.W0. . ' I ‘ ■ 5. AXJhUU nt tus.Deluge. A vj'niao -who managed'to wnlk to a JCniLLIAMU. l.U’XUE&\ >7 V/ - - -j^aVryer. To Advertisers C * / If you wish to advertise ‘ . H and need instruction, for our ° Book f little st you to aud give If you ins Using for y will do you t sulUWea Your order attention If you wish. prepared and a plan of advertising qiarked out; to be told what papers you should use. and what tho emt will be. we w!J! furnish tho adver­ tisement and the plan—either or both,and submit them for your con­ sideration. together with our bill for y Office over .lulhis Russi|ir> ptorv, Jitate ; Street, Hastings, Mich. , J fl ’j ' ■: L / -Later,wn< rescued.. A wcump named Hintofi ay-T-thnSi'Children - rvi-ne drowned in tht-iy own huuse. Twu Swedish families 7-T wire <iitpt Mwau'^ml i tlruwaed before re*T>- A. SHELDON, lJa^__Ab»tpct and puers could rc'nch them. Tho ^os works jTisTon W/.iTOtn Hesl Estair a|;d elcctdc ligut plant-tru under water and the city is in 'darlchtirt. Cit ixeua have I «old on c jnuibslon. Genrnd con’evanclnjt. 1.day; x jerikuMete pftainrtrtrt Iteokf.Wtf- thrown upon their houses and barns, and ? ailed from Records, can h-rnlsu dongileta the chureher uHll bc.apuae>l: it nccoasary | t . ImctL . . C- F. OJtOOKS. Clerk. to shelter the homeless multitude. I—' -■■• ESTIMATES ON LOSS OF LIFE. 1'. IJ'IAKE. For preparing advertisement?, electrotypes ami estimates the ad­ vert iserpoys uk- • Fur the expensaot-: . • ndvertieementB ana watch­ ing the fulfillment of oontracU we are paid br ncamniisjipn allowed'by r1 thepublnhercn rho papor Inwhicn the advertisement appeart.- j Ofll.-r aver Hollows$■’» drug store. Office hours frotu 3 to 4 p. m. Telephone, con uectltig with Residence, at Holloway’s drug Store. (J M. roWJ-EBJlIKS. tT <] “1 J? Office hours I a m. tdilW. m gMITH Jt pOLGIM If you Waijt tO' learn 1 * (OfficeTn Union-------Pyuetlc^ Ix-alkthe courts ot the state. all the taji and outs of pdvertfeln* । without an/ coat or'trouble, read PHixrr.RB’ Ixk regularly, carefully, studiously; issued woeUy. $3 a year. । 7°n wish Attorney fit Law, ' J - A. vrojnpUyattcnAlnf to., re- GEO. P,' TOWEUL fr CM Newipa per Advertising Bureau, ' w iMuceer., rtwSrofii? 1 tri^rrr? P R. TIMMERMAN, Homapatfife PhyAJ n) LJ i J t'Mcian/and Surgeon. _ (Office over Lathrop’s drgfratore.) T AW* REAL-ESTATE and co JU.l : HI ING OFFICE OF " inti li-HVlnk hee’i Ulede Hi tse xxwidltlotm iPai.mkhtox & SOpm,«K.“%?TOR'J2 d® k4SI. '! \ til'i JI ‘ /■ f' ’ Ayoodlarid, So«HHit>« 27 ,\. I)., uoo.and recanted in C. S.yPAJ.MRRTox, ‘J. M. Smit •;(^uUTj<yub|^£^ > JgMjce of the *y X-WHUlwr A. I».. ‘RM. in Uber 35of J.ud i>e dn.-and r* Hy>tb.UMJTah| for «ktv d iys* ! sujeifttSwstiJiTMW ■ dnysanl iipwontji. tin* wIni-lpal stun -rf four of sakl mm-tg’S*-;. <m which mortaaire there l» chimed to tmtitiv »Wlu:«uu) -of Hus uotlre chq sum of four inlndre4t>is<v- Wrir1 dhlisnt otiu'MK joo and uo suit yr |.r«xwd> gn at law It.ivine Now. ttiorelore. by >y virtue vfrtuu ot the tho power of sal# ‘coatained In -w-— statute tn *.uchCT3^> Is hereby siren that: <_ ________ ___________ ___ on satunls, the emit day of ra"..lre..U ,1... ___ le” f’/.'oek I"[thetn forenoon, 1 sbrtll >eit at public auction, to the hlgtieft old (tharbelnx U>e place wtiere the Circuit Court for Barry County Is holdrn', the “retuisesde- .51k; in ’ 1 Am£ 1 ILY In the tni Barry and state follow*, '-a wit; the seuibeMtqiixrter flfw.rl.fi ..W-n ar-..... of Mid 1 >.n northeast _ _*quarter _ . southeast quarter of said northeast quarter of . , uiguer--.iii.smK reopir. . At the mouth below t he stock yards is a mass of debris In which are the remains of the hogs and aittle pens from tlie stock yards, many of tho outbuildings from tho pocking houses, pieces of houses that have gone to pieces and sumo smsU’houses not yet broken up, several hundred head of hogs anti cattle^ trees, ties and florblly a number of h’um&-corpses that have] not et bein found, but are known to be in the mass. £*. . tween llura'pbrey uid Ocddrnert. wn» twenty mile* bl»’' ’».**• F1*’I,’'!! lu.ll«tU due u> tb. Hand, on-loow by lL. oVerfiowottlwArk.nu.rletK- Kight twrwn. were klllwl ontrlitbt uA twwttytwo Injured. Thaw HUM WTO Mt Andereon. AHorllt*. Tex.: J. ^oryen Crumpton. Sohrlll,. TenmtMm. wli. ot bridge roremmt; Ata. B. P- Hudgin. tmdwm.Gr.pe Vine, Tttt J. h lebol., freight fireman; ranchman. Waco,. Tex., name unknown; unknown.man. A Long I-M UToaadod. . Tho list of pw*engero reported injured is m follows: S. E. N,vere bruisos about hoad aud body; \ettta lirownlow, Brownsburg. Trx., taeth kuockrd out and bend injured; C. B. Cron son, Piua Bluff, Ark-, bsdly bruised; H. S. Davis, Waco, Tex., shoulder hurt; Jane Dobbins, Jeffvnwn, TeX., f cut; C. X Fry Florence, Ala., bead cur, elbow dis­ located and Internally Injured; P. BFields. Pin® Bluff, Ark., head badly rut; x> F. llouiu*, Pino Bluff, Ark.; laully bruised; A. >f. Henson, member of bridge gang, bead inJared; K P. Hudgins, Crepe Vine, Tex., leg dhlocnu-d; Martha the teiter’a wife. Mwhat the taJoFs Judson, Paducah,. Ky., »rm frac­ gaaaa*”tured jJcmre. G. H-, “I am,” replied, t bo woman, tadly, “for head aud wrist cut; Jefikips, H. M., Fiat marrying Jin Sulp->Detroit Fre-Pre*. Ridge. Va., right ride and beck injured; Ijiughton, Jamen, Jonesburg, Go., leg dislocated;* Martbam. H. D., Greenville. Texas, chest hurt; Osborne, J. H-, Pine Bluff. Ark., arm injured; Reed, EUa, Winchester. Tenn., face Lully cut; Swann, H.. Tyler. TrXM. Lrtitaed; Tay­ lor, James, Memphis. Turn., chest aUghU ly injured; Turner, John, eogiowr, Issck injured. Taylor, J G., Little Rock. Ark., shoulder hurt; .Turner, H. H., VV ©If City, Texas, badly bruised. . . A LAiniDRY SOAP. PORE AMD SAWTAEY DUSKY DI1IMU TH SOAP, HEALTHFUL, AGREEABLE, CLEAH MS. mine, reponod In faeoe of anctarlalng ,n u do wit. lo revereaand confereners to locate minister* with taeir jtlrapOut in th. inad and wirier. Two of own consent, and bishop* to appoint passenger coaches, isclmUng the preachers and evangelist*. Another re j sleeper, were thrown into- the rpging port favored a buAtd to control the work ■ tfltadearemrea* whll. . tMnI_ Urorot j tho present loan. The At orid • fair com- ] mittcM foportsd in favor of Oloaiag the j gates an Sunday and the tampenMMw cowmittee declared jtxhadutj of every person ' to totally obtain* nnd to fight tho saloon 1 wMch la traallv'lwl.uA amenare n-redre. I no bne favtwh'.-gAthe should'recrfv’e: the wffrttg*.« churel.prontenofanypm-1 ty4hatd<M» .iiu^uk- o©t©.i^aiD-*l..tboonloons. A-reMifuilon;was adopted douiMinq- i ingjh« ip*.' a»4 toL: ©f opiiun., Au at | -tempt* to revira tb’o” project’ for 1 mats bishop« wm takl en the’ tisbU. 'Aj irnqi/fsiliou for alkkly nt reset at Chicago and formulate a constitution forxhechurch1 >•»* referred to next enuferenev Dr. -C. U. , 1’ajnv WM electcvl secretary of the Ljayd ,of «lrty:»jion. It WM .decid'd tO add.tW© co^mlinun- M»cretatle> toihl forte of the Cbtrrch Exirudohx>dv<y. : _ WHY IS THE W. L. DOUGLAS SHOE CENf°EMER T a ma ™ rat rata. shoe aulreaihy ju<n>dug. buLulrobWly bni«i-d. A »pOcl.il gustd of the American Express company, named-Efl Flan, was instantly killed, aud Sharp; the regular express messenger, Merton sly hurt. None of the passengers wgx Injured. j-..j ’ LSdta’svBL-G., IX)L’GtaA>. urocxitnl Woolley-& .Brinnon. f. Im Urseujeik BJdilute. > - OM-ViA, Ay Sanxniay'^. ae*atau af^tho . Meiirodliw* ixmfaroDcd'the first- an>. nonnoenirn’t wax thax: Dr».-A. J.-Kynrtt .and.yi*.,^. Speuccr (b|i«lt<beru elected .mc­ . n;tari<>* of tLc Church. Kxtonsipp society, i U. wan decMed to elect two MMTcuwtas fur tho- FttedpinnV Ald iocwty, atyi Dr*. Dns •J. C. Hartsell and J.. W. — --------- -----... F Hamilton were — the lucky ones. " Rev, ” Drf *R/tyes, of Irr;;. *------Tenues-iv. TentjeJMrtL H csTbrod dergymaA, procOeded t<P rake t«kc over *bc conh" I)r. ctat Vuk- ■' tip tratardltor ttf — Z.ou'« Hre.-Ud. lur for niuir rldi,H , -U re Iin.uu, ... ling tho negroes At the odnfrt>nre. He was loudly applauded and' Mid-the treffro w«a uswl to U»i» trestmuut, ta>he south but did not expect it in fhe north. J>r. J’arkhurst confessed judgement by apologtalng. A Sunday school rnreting was held in the afternodo. . . ' Omaha, Mir .’I -The IfethadiMtquad.xqnntal yesterday adopted n resolution to adjourn lined ie Thnnday next. A bumbcr.of report* were preaonted, among them one declaring that Uy del,-gate meant male delegate, nnd therefore that women were barred. Afternoon1 and night wskioM were ordered.. । . Homer ,<Eaton was elected . W-asnrvr ■ eC! the Sunday school union and the Episco­ pal boards with LetvIs’Curtis as aiwietanf ■,Damt»l Debbath treasurer ’ ti the ’■ tWi eo-’ •defy, datf Sanford ihfab AAd EarlCrtUWton freaLnreramlasAiMtanvof tlM-miMtm. aty societies. A rreuftltldh dwimmclng capttafpuhMAirttv’trMlaid on the table. It was ordered Un* .In fUtdre dhUtdtea whoee conferenrex x^ in nrre^* for general the stream below. ♦[______ . . : . THRetOTHSR-FATAL WRECKS, ■ . ■------- Tbsy Will Mtesult in ths ltoa*h AH T<dd Fwtur ... ....................... . ,;l . yT. Lmiu, M*T St—A. light eaetebound jm-ksouvllk- Southwestern engine, • In Bml» romdrt ^u, ...-hAhn,, th. «** 'andn.i-i roAd, f.tv milk-* Writ of Uternvilla, ot >33 Salt:»-’ay xm>rohig. Bl*th do­ gintu a..A the bhggi.ii rnrwf thfe pawningcr ------------- J Hoc^TOM, Tcx^ Mpy 2S.—A oollikiou fcc-.irred 'Yi’iday ou tlie. HoystbU iwd Texas doatrel railnjod" bielwech, ^igin aEil jlrDade,, reaulting feoii. n mUuudcraUndiqg 9t, univrs. br whicb ^nginear Larkins wa> killed,, lingiueer Naa-nnd Brake man Tap HaHtaluArtl- : E*igta«rrJ^ldns; rw^ix**! onteca nt jHAmpslesd.toprocpp4.to Apstiu after u,, jrahi pl jock and ,ta wait at.McDadt-’tor Xhoafown U nta, milfed by Erimurec -X»«L tt.iuu, to i-u.b tn ID to Calgiu, Elgin, u«;i| udun inuadlnn. cur cuTM went UH Uli tuuuuuxga “t TL?". ,L. ‘ ■ head ©a a,:ipH>t thtt down Main', '.* ** ' -------- — Zaskaille. :O.. May »—An engine nnd twelve ears were derailed a mite west ut this city on the Baltimore and Ohio railway. The engineer and fireman JunijMd, hut were fatally hurt. -• rKUHVtS": J*tn* “pfsi’ArsirtK'-n" fagtdti N'r. drecn<e.i Un [reading and <*»»• « — TSBWA-S: WiSaW«'t'Lrri2.*l'».*r'i| '-i• rwrtw lofr-fb- i.*< - I w" ", Mtfd've.'eaMMt he admitted t > aaminlstnthin of said emit, Ester M, Nye, Iheetwiitr-' ! - ;nu.n, w i.l•hiii nsiwe iNb-day id Juiw.A. P- 1«;•• ■; to ihe forenoon le n*iun<-i l*' DEATH 1H OTJjER FORMS. Aa Explosion aaU a Ilulldlng Col I apan Mato ferrlble ResalLa. Habtfokp, donm/May 4UJQ .o’clock Saturday <dtcru(J*»u;tho facUyy.Qf the JCtna Pyrotechnic compm\y»,in M»chanlc street, blew Mp. with a ircmeudppa nolw, which shook the clty. ahd vrag heard some miles In .the cddhfrtf jhie consents of t>a bulging .fl^r(||hlgb U the Mir. sad p^wns ,drifted gffi, a-mila ,oy m from tho ^scbdo. PopB|.don4.,bodim tfepj -takmt from the julps;-Jpha.L. B, Sblp-jyy, - a .vmll^Doivx >Krs..Emms the prayer of we muslo;. - « grenftM. And It I* tartbvr <> UiC MHlpetithmer xlvr roll--tHi|>dew7 « interested in said estate saidtpetitiou ‘and <>nl<tlr > tv’. ■he l uUhun: finks YlaS.nfk, a ww«j«»)H-r ' IstM Is said Cour.:)- ot Wur>; prHioc* » ■vex toe Three.sucees'ire Brill day of he:.rh:^. . . « QBABl-» " ■ruj*ie(A. true iebpy.) lunjbreLys^d oLcthe Quel Lumber ny npjlrtled out Intho udds^ of the nW^ecould;-Dot Ixj reached, total 1<^*». Flraimh were detailed ■ its to Jn-eak up tljti burning rafts wiwrtbrenfening'fhe town., A ter­ * they had. Thu current was -- -M.-A. !Wyeral times boats were caught in eddies and almost hutiled into the masses of flames. The mi ni worked till late at night and when they, left tho fire was out. The following is a list of the <]e«l «. covered so far: George C. Millardt Nellie ............... Was.Several/ Hart.,; West; A. G. Andereun; Frank Headersoa; : Tt“ fajur«l WST« »Mi.d«uj.wuuAly wife and baby 8 weeks old; Thomju Fitx^ \tf Mttdmpt to get woaailwL Their BWO. KK Gwaie. F. g-rnld; Oliver Hoblctt; daughter of E. *fdfc'IfW coated Slereu,, employed by the oomphhr M: Ixunuri, aged IJ; son of E. Leonard aged 7; dn<a,e«; MIm KIUI. Gbldw- oOM,.eUy; A. P. McClArren; Mrs. H. Tiduq Mrs. Ml» Rw, Hwrw. ot'CaUw Grote. Peter Rasmussen and two chiktan; 'tour BlwunSrid; SIM .Tvlpi, ot thle men unknown; several children- of un­ i IrtMiHtala .> . ______ 4 .1^1 r , .-J(l ■ Itty., Th, other p. twa in th, LolU.Btf known families. EM.bytartan (lawMr^ Aaaamhly’ the. tkue. George Jwwoth. ^l UaxMARro to the Hallways ^RTLAXD,pre.. Macy -aluiTto PmabyTho milways are unable to any imythina **?**?■ oMi^ibly ODenod^'yetitenUy. toivM. u.rfohbt^dly «4U. io Uie ruU.. ------------ . . . n,«M»p«v BMdo . red MU, Hue fixe, ood. yet. The Milwaukee and . St, Padl Los u line open north, but no other track is open etwruoon,.‘t .«M ®* fisu.reli, egppu^. (Su ihe Into the city. The Illinois Central am: . tjew <m dutgermu. pky _a_M' Northern will have u 13a .pumMuforjighAyeg^ r Sheir tracks for twelve toe valley. . .• ..rwrw xaiaiit Dittorao, ’JUy.'ifejni burb of Leeds rg&art ttuthorirtd .Hrw . WboilM- JtaMrtMi. , nine person^ All wned. Foui ijiBWb f“h IH.X Swiauuld MHfii Sil[ ithe rasrantec, start that no , just betas laMajO.'dDekta.MdwMTOtag.j.Jiron the high Uridgi Pfyfr: “*™ »<wkmm, .AM».«<^*,. counted fifteen bodies that swept under it Ono man attempted to wade out, c .rryini two cfcHdren, but was struck by n floatin iMAea, will dlo Tta 4^.wrxrr.r-.ij‘" yiBv’fr p . . ■ The suriiWr drawuf-d e&imot be very ac­ curately estimated. It Is now placed at about fifty, aud those who have been working in the district say that any varia­ tion will increase this nunibjr. It will be days before the correct number can be known. The list of the miming b still 'large, nnd about Ilk) people are not ac­ count™ for. tor. At tho u< mouth mouin of ot the iu Floyd rioja counted thi ‘ iz th, otn-ain I, ver, wurow and„ on 'LL till...... «cItal. of ol the th. debris d.brt. found found its it. way ... to count Huie tho Missouri. lin'd 4-9trUKglu with Fire. arsis AMU .TMnJir* limo limit for pastors. r.t.uy . L. ■ Plxa Tu.trr, .Irk.. Mo M—Oh, - th* «or»t wreck. In th, hU'ory of th, Co«ipp Belt rtwl occurred between • •“> 10 Xk™rld.r »t,h, on . u-tleererk • hw Omaha, May 20.-The conference made good progress witb the election of officers yeeterday. Thu following drew prises: Editor Central Advocate, St. Louis, X B. Young; Pittsburg xWvocate, Dr. W. C. £*?re tfytten 'ill find tbsse Uttto pUU * .hl. Ire an man* van thit LhfVT Will DOt Smith; San . Francisco Advocate, B. F. Creary; Christian Apologete, Albert J. NaaU Southwestern Advocate, Dr. E. »». S. Hammond; :Hati« und Hnnl, FL J. Llebhart. Other business trans­ lathe । acted: Favorable report on consoUdatlun of . Freedman’s Aid and Southern Educational societies adopted; Eight Thousand People Homeless. reports on equal representation received uoeyarosm _ It ^-,58mated that8.000people have been and ordered priut<-i one providing for the <iH«O h.n. <b.ir»om7 Aiib..i»-.i. sunie nnmlwr of niinteterial ami lay dele­ bydraajlstsevsrT'tesreorssntby call. । suspended. The chamber of commerce gates, and submitting the question to the Onn of Those Fatal OreralghU. CARTER MEOIUNB CO.. New York; has organized for reUlf work. Before annual conferences before adoption, the The sooth passenger train, bound others favoring the present system; dccis- , *«« <«—• bound • r^— ~T” SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE luu tb»! tbco^c-lhinl ml. In votingmcu>« for lLU ?!«. ftau SL LouG brel onlta - it"? --------------------,,t<ib.estimate the nuretblrt ot there urrrenl .nd vuUdg. At lo nccount of ita fiood.• uJ iu turn .u..< tack .on .. -. -----------------------• ?"lV”fwtet, FS' /t*ts imrtasslWle »ye* » 01 IW Th. FOR PROFIT the conductor wm also fnetructed to ridenlxbl ita rcnlcuninl celebration ot ihe tbeconductor-wrentateetracced coMe■Mich.) BL'xf- foUowmg are the names at the drowned firal UnndrennUl conference wee taM. Ita track nt Ilmnobrey to meet Un freight, z'“* 'mfar.aa asoertaim-d; N^lle West, child; order of ita meeltog lirlwf orawe,. the Ira traincrew Through an oversight U» n crew Mrs. Louise Roroor, to children. So great --- . .started to back the train to Gulden, the Endow stiuhp for ctrcuiay. Address. A. S. j Is . — j*- ,:.,.—excitement it Is 'tlie . confusion,-mid, l» The Whtekv Question. I next station. It had fust reached Crooked 1'AKisH. Pngrr. ; n^fn#stimpp*siblo|wo abccrtalu anything OHARA. May 21-In th. Methodist con j bayou e^u^ frrence yesterday , the kttaeraxxy com- , untjj wai?too Hitei Id th* Factory btatrlot. w — ebptcb w,n rwwlrnl hr U» t.tvoc. raunl»r «'"> * nwolntton hoping th«t JI Methodl.U ml«ht In lb. httor. ni.ta. During tb. TOta tallou WCT. utffi tor ofilCCTA oofi th. fol lowing HTOd: Afi.ot Ciocluontl tank Cooe.ro, Loota Cota; «lRor ol tb. Xxw York CbrutUo Adroct.. Dr.. J. * Undtar, «b. I“cu™b’“^,,„br clttination; editor Methodist He stew, Dr. J- W. M-adsnh.ll; «cret*ey Sunday School Tract society, J-®»® G. Hurlburt; editor Northwretara AdyoesW, Chicago, Arthur Edwards: editor Western Ad-roSte, Davfs H. Moore. A in favor of equal represeutaUon anddlrhion of the conference tut© two bousos was referred. LUUf *»• dune »h. specUl vnlvr-the proposition to strike out the neSultiss, The history of Mghtlng Under, !s a ,al> jecs of much Interest. In remote t<In„ tlie dty must have presented a very ous aspect. There wu no method ,4 ...’ ' lighting at all; the narrow un^y,,, wer* ttaertad when darkuew fell exeunt by thisvrs.wUfound lirtbe -nMo( ' ficial illumination a xpfeddkl ta) help them In tbeJrnoctuftml uadt-r Notwithstanding the ringing of the cun few twtl. and the order thst.;n!l: bghta and fires were to be egtinguisbeil when its sonml was benrd, jtWM icon’ ’ft,owl that a city ewBd-trot totudttd* nil itahmine, w B o’clock, iu the siuumtr.or irjKn d^kne* came over Uw'cfty.in (be-winter , Kindly dispomkI ddxena as <-«rtyuatLe Fonrtaenth century began to b<t,g'<,MU1JZ tbeir doors a nomuron candjfi nt rushes ami tvatme «tru*< ^ud shew guveT’ ttlflt ranouhnn night- W4 find that iu the year 1410, in the niXn 0» Henry V, t^o citixeim were calljd »i.«i M . dnty tb light tt»e streets, uml uliliomA some bbeded the. fnjbnctlon.tbe duty tru very inadequately pcrfurni-d It Wa)l tlie euatomthep for the aniSicnt \intcll!livu u carry lanterns containing btsrtdng randies Kneed on tho top of It long ppls ij^ g ill some email Way tjL- »•.Which they |iera,nhrrfxt«d I It was In the reign of Qucot, Ehmbetb that tho tear ©ft if Spuphh iuvdmn drew attention to the dangerous (CdjHiitiw Of the streets at night. The dwrknei* might bids foul conspirators: cntis4K>n;.t)y, an order iu council c6mmnndt*d <_■ . try home, holder to do his part In the lighting of the city on pain of death by thacotifnr-n lung, man. This order seems to 1 s-.e excited soma.attention, for at the pr day there are to be seen in the JpoMtnu under­ Death the Guildhall library m ver. ■;( the CgpdlMtlcka^Ald to haVO b*.-;:, tjjt-L at this period ftr street Uluraluattaa. ths <-.-;hdla>' ■ ■ ■ ' .. ing at Ha back a r;:ck tthd a p.Mh by which the socket holding tb» cz-a«iln can ba raised or lonerwI.—Bnilder SHILOH S CONSUMPTION , iwantf-dglu p™.. r. t Wn *"»r “d -eparatrel from bre 11,Uo hjn-cld gli 1, who wu drownad. u»««l « 10:1 o'dock thU morning. , although Scanlan w» taurodlp injorad. Th. building wm twine? CURErfl1 ' ‘nn^c- �= Unlike tb« Dutch Process No Alkalies gotten under control the lo** was tB.oAan.-. -------------------- :—~ ~~ Senator Hill, of New York, was the ora Wednvtday, Stay 1A tor at the celebration at Charlotte, N. C., Michael Dfivht got adjudgment fbrl^X) of the H7’.h .inxiivere.-try of the Mecklen-, In Hi* suit against the ’Dublin InlepmdFavorite Route between Grand Rapids. Detroit burg deelarntiun of independence.: -. . ; ent newspaper. .. John L. Sullivan has written a book of: Th« U. S. Cooconl i* at Cairo, Illa, 8.U pages which'will he published soon.- • nnd Is an object of great interest to: the natti w of “Egypt." MeCord «Xorleas whisky has been Invented-by a Bnrom Bo»euce.*n Lvbn, Danish minister H'm.1.1. Philadelphia man. who' seems to “nave it of foreign affair*, i* dead. In” for the clove trade. J. W. Ctwel & Co., contractor* jipd Morri* Shea nnd Mike Bums employe* builders. Chicago,baa asslgued wlth.llabilof tbe Anaconda mine at Butte, Mqnk, Itie* uf BK.00J aud n*se|* slightly less. Mnliftm fell down tlw shaft and wtgp killed. The English correspondents Imre it now Grand Ledxc , that parliament will be dissolved Dr. W. A- Yohn, secretary of the county , LansingJune 20 • ... ... and one _____of , th® ______ _ ___ ... • ' *od the long expected appeal to the people board ot health most promDetroit nent physician* in ths state, has b.-en du- l» made. iluxu.-il City “ | The order of Railway Telegraphers,after clnred.insane at Valparaiso, Ind. Edmore continue an independent arThere will lie but one parade at Chicago . deciding -------- --to ---------------- -------Stanton LrMniv^rinn has nUInnrn^! sinn Ai* N lOBla on Labor Day, ihejival labor organization* ganlzation, adjourned aine die a Grand Ladxe having fixed up Their difference* It isprob- Chattanooga. HISTORY OF A -WEEK. Other Chemicals are used in the preparation of 13 SJ>^5we sing toe 06299516 QEJF^tfANTACLfiUS Breakfast Cocoa, FOR IT MAS STOOD THE TEST, jr'ttAU. TOE SOAPS 'OuRQinis'wVE which is absolutely pure and soluble. WfAIRBANKS’is TOE BEST. able, also, that only one picnic will bu held. I Cha*. Harden, of Springfield, Di*., i* Itioing West ... Im Mullins, o noted moonshiner ot cllargMj W|lh )inTjng elopM with his Kentucky, with- his wife, brother-in-law I brother George's wife, baby and male, anti a,driver were all kiUed from ambush from Forsythe, Ga. Mulllkeu while riding, in Lrtchcgcounty, Ky., in a ' *Among the physicians recently selected Suofielcl wagon through Hound gap' I ns qualified for appointment to the grade Woodbury 9 IB Laki Ocetaa surgeon in the Marine hospital The Indiana trotting and pacing circuit , ot - nuistant -------------------------------- -------QttrMNtua has ottei-m! ?48,COJ in purse*. Tlii* I* the «ervice was Dr. James H. Oakley, of Cafro, KJ indue Sofcl by Crocors everywhere. second largest amount offered by any see- lit Alto McCord ,tlonal circuit in the United States, tho ‘ A fight will be waged in congrtya largest being fTUlXM), offered by thu central against the present methods of shipping r. m. i r. m New York circuit. I animal* across the Atlantic, tlie assertion I The Woman’* Western Unitarian confer- being made that said niotbods are very FHOHATE ORDklt. I I0W ence is in session In All Soul’s church, ' cruet CROUP REMEDY 1 H tie of Michigan. Ceunw of Barry-ss. • <M TOM .. thirilsbd itortlahd Ai n *erw4u Of Hie Probate Court for thv Chicago, with a large attendance of dele- i Comptroller ot the Currentyr Lacey Is at Ar Inma i u* " ■'unnty <d Harry, holdeit at-tlie Probate Dfflce. gates. It will close its meeting Thurs- Chicago looking over the ground preparaLv Howard City in the City <»t ILisilug*. In sahl county, on day. It has declared in favor of nn open ' tory to deciding, whether he will accept Tnevtny. Ihe 3-»| rtav of May. in the ** Stanton ' - ' | the offer to become president of a newbank year one 'hmtnand eight liu>u!r< 4 and ninety two World’s fair Sundays. ..-Hl. Charles W. ArtnUrvug, Judge of --------------lthere. Probate. •Bvarj<tay;«bere wH* d»y«:oo*y. t TK r K , *r' I*’■: J Foreman Pietro, of a gang ot Italians at lii tim matter *>f the irtate of P. En•Th. French t<ra. I» Tnwita <.JWrel' toth Con wu murdered >>r Onparh»r ’ n tdi trains between, Grand|H*W gene Wide*, dwen'ed IE CHILDREN'S COUGH CURE a pirate Di rate stronghold Mrntii'inl.l after killing Irillm.e 123 1*‘.> nf its Ita .. ... . .. . . tin r in-Hiirt ftaug th-i pel I Hon. duly veri­ n f. Seats L'3 .cento. Cou.UfeUOM !U three of hi* cr-tn patriot* ont of r.-venge foe Ids and fied. «>f Nettie Wales, widow ot sud decew»ed defender*. station. Grand itapids with the Fifty-three French soldiers bis alleged tyranny. They cut-his throat made tn pray Ins liiat ailnilnislnitlou of estate be anil five offerer* were killed. CHtnAoox Warr Mtcatuax .Kai nrat r»>» . from car to cur. gnu.trd to the iieUlkaier or to some other CHU-AUO AWP, TIER. WkWT AJiO George Hartze of Lima, O., was mur’ -uttab'e pere<»u Mr. and Mr*. Klumpf anil their two GOH. Manmtkk. Jiuvkm* CITY. BuaKAKr, IOS AXO PKTOaKKV. Favorrte., rauteto-tne TTwrattpon it I* ordered, that Friday, the <lere<l by footpad*. _’Trt» <lny of May. A. D. taw. ut ten o'clock • Six men haVe been arrested on a charge sons, of Taylor Center, Mich., are charged summer resorts of northern .Mleblfaut. i.-g. V.uc'arj Fail* Route nili.e urenoon be aligned fur the hearing of said with the murder of Mrs'. Rosa Schrtltz, Trains teato GOM'd Hapids, tor Ubteagp, 9 A. pvtlUon. and thui tlie lu-irn at taw of said de­ of being concerned in the recent attempt whose body has been found in theriveF m and ij a', p. M •iilS.v P. M. ..ArrWeChkago ceased and all oiber |iervon« iniervsted in said to rob a train on the Mivsouri, Kansas and rsuilr. vre required to ap|<-*r al u session of-udd Texas railroad. Ono of them fail* made a |। there with a liullet hole in ft, < onrt. then t>< t>etk>!dei> nt Um Probate Office The attempt of the water-pipers to have in the C’lty-ot llnstiiiys, tn said County, and confession implicating all the others. I the Waukesha, Wts., people rtatralned' * i’arinr. cars'on. day trail.* and sleepers ou. »how catMe, tf nn> there be. why- the jprayvr of “xsk ou?akeuto1^’further phrtfctdAril orl,; AH attempts to delay thu execution of i lie petitioner may not be granted. And it h Devniiug, the Australian wife murderer. from interfering with the piping of Hygei* water to Chicago failed, the ju<i& refus­ turthiT ordered, jhat said jx-tit loner give notice to Hie iH-rson* Interrtted in said estate, of tbn Lave failed, and he will be hanged ing the Injunction because a similar case IN THE pendency of said peittiun and the hearing 31a y 23. is pending in the 'cbuuty cdurt. '''’ thereof, ny causing a copy ot this order to be Oil* W. David, county .tax collector at liubllsliMl tn the Hastings, Banxkh. k newspaNOTfCR i'di IfEAKlS'd OF dfiAlMS '''■ u i■••r |tihtted m«d ctreuluted tn Mid County of Waco, Tex., is behind ^28,000 in hi* ac­ 2X9 Barry once hi each week for three successive counts. His bandsmen have mode the Ex-State Senator Deal, of lott-ft, dropped’ stare of Michigan', tdunty dt .J* .A .;i-i) I. seeks ptevtons to ralil day of henr.ng. Notleels herebyjdven. that by' order of th®amount good. .dead in hl* residence at M^in^ t .‘■' V. ARMSTKOXG. Probate <Wtfor Um.Cfunty of itarn m*de_ma Judge of Probate. Secretary ^nd. 2dr», lllnlna Have gone to Albert L Stantpn, an employe of a New York jewelry firm, suddenly became in­ New Y<j^k tej.eciptheft; new grondchl|d.. for creditor*------- ----------sane while traveling on a New York Cen­ The steaaicr Aureola ban a case oLamall- the estate oE L tral train aud cut hi* throat with a pock- l>ox on board, and b detained, ar qu*ran-.< .County, deeea^n.. „ deceased are required to present their vuums et-knifv. He died later. . . tine iu New York. •• । i n - ». ..in . .. to said' T*nrfmt«» Court, at tlie-PrOTOite omee, in A general strjke on the Big Foutsystem tbenHy.o!HasUM<.Jor eMtaluatfonandianowm Sevanty-vlff nailing teavels’ tvewe doat sw is now imiuent. The employes demand nn sen during luM month, twetfty-eightbehl®’ advance in wage*. Britiili and eleven American. - - : ■ " ‘ :said’ CNirtTbn • TMmday, the' Wth -dhy“ ’of^ Joseph L. Tlee, the Rochester wife mur­ Thd irtreef cartned at Tdun#5tbwti'."O'', July mid-nn <Dhursrt»y. -tha. iSfitb doKotebn —4 dcrer,. was executed by electricity nt hnve gone on'-h -»tri)ri on aesodttt of tlie1 .Octooernex*. st ten o’clock la the forenoo* uL,e ••-h of tlb»*e days.---------------- ----Auburn prison. Lt took 150. seconds to do ref n.«nl of it demand for mdre pdy.: I Mt-d lint tarn-A. IL. UMun;.i ' ■ • the work. The fastest hanging iu Nev; c II .vp. \Vrt^K}t*7R05<i.Judge^f O'Brien, tfcp Ootorioii*"jAi'uco n;an. >vho -■ . York was minutes. .-•reaped from Utica recently^ has been ar­ The trustees of Tuft’s college lijivo , de­ rested In P>tris anil again escaped. . ' .1’IUXBATB GHDERi :.•/ • •• .*-n cided to open the doors of the institution The Missouri river la falling m St. Louis State of Michigan. C<Mini yef Banty-M.-; , At.a session of ihe.. I’robwie Court for the jDH. J nines Taylor, a negro who nssatdbyl a and buaineiM will be resumed in certain uf Cotinrv of harry* Holden at the ITdhate Oflfce «’ , , the. cLty ot Haatinx*. In »aid iionuty.oaToee-r young Woman Ht Kermwlyville, Md., wa* tho flooderl portions of the town. It is stated that the object ot the visit of; day. the nib dar of May, in the year on®.., taken froni thb Chestertown jull and ?Lsto of London, now of Chicago, with n BRANCH OFFICE nt thousand elrtiFtiitodred and biuety twd. •1’4' n lynched. Three tiegroc* suffered the aamu Mr. Beale, our Persian minister, to 1‘rcscut. Charles W. Artnstroug, Judge ot । his native enntory nt this tinn, is to wed fate nt Clarkaville, Go. . Iu the matter of the estates of David Governor McKinley will make thi* open­ Mha Hatoio Btaine. ] Iht3 visitoi! this County each month for tho past six months, and during theso visits hasexammod andti Bottnr. deceased. ing nddtcA* nt the dedication of the con­ I General Porter h again appealing to th® on readiifcxnd filing the petition ' nribed for hundreds, and effected many of the most Wonderful Cures over made in tho State! ►< or New'Yorkers to put up enough money be­ uf Alnivrle Itewkcr. widow of saj vention hall in Minneapolm. pr.iylng fuf reasons therein set To, § \4k v nr friend* anti neighbor/abont Dr. IlnJman S. Humphrey. There is scarcely a noiphlmihowl in tlio county tint M fore Decoration Day to complete General ri-.de«inteot said deceased t:i said . . Friday. 3I«y 40. ;i3,| Hi? benefit of the tli/tor’s wonderful skill, ami rarely a family which has not had one nr more <>£ its mmitiers v« - Granta* tomb. He wants MJ.UU) yet. scrlbwl nwiy । b<»'partitioned and r • • •! rih-.' fr<un <l-ath and restored to health after ail hope had been given up and the family physician pronounced thrca<r* n Howling Bear, an old Indian chief, pre­ j . :<■, Bridget Connors dropi>ed dead in the Severn!IielcsolMid deceased. b : :>le. If afflict*! d" hot fail to consult this mnstieminent physician and surgeon. dict* a general famine in thia country King Phillips taill at 'Fall Kfver, Mass., . Thereupon gls ordered. Ihai Kriday, the, jntbdMy ofJnne. A. D.iwz.attenotlock tn the'. S . \!tininationj. ronsultationa nnd mteir® free. ■ within two-year*. ■ • on seeing a companion caught iu the ma­ XorOnoon. hdbMiicued ter the bearlfig ot said Hon. JohuA. Anderson, who represent­ chinery nnd severely wounded in the face. peUUnu and thnl tbe heir* »t taw of said <e erased and all other persons Interested in said ed the First Ktmsa* district in congress for Negro citizens of Charlestown, Mi, estate . are required to appear at a session twelve year*, dicjl at Liverpool, Eng. where » negro was hanged by a mpb last slid Court, then to be Holden at the Probate thoach tho doctor bin many ca*reconiic and T -- ---- xi«en j have resolved to boycott d to u»o expeaffivo" ttestraments and Virgil Henshawe has been arrested at week* ——----------------------------- -the — white —— 1 office. In IM City of Hntitifts. w raid. Ceenty, show cause.If any thpre be, why Jhe prayer n<-«l iucnrablr. ■ Indianapolis, charged with poisoning : men engaged In that cose of national di­ and ricsls in makttc snatosiA microooopk of the petltlo-.irr may not bv rrant«£ And 1t Is r has hiul I Mr*. Mnry Duncan, who is supposed to be version, oth..r sci-ntlgfca ’ " further ordered, that said petitioner give notice, mu. whit* | the persons interested in said, estate., of the dying. — ■-• tellering it to Mitudn.il- I no dying. New York City is goir Ing to build a dam to ix-ndency ot said petition and the bearing Ohio ■ ■jRrr the phjCici Ur to ascertain tat will join hills The New York factory inspection bill at Cortlandt, N. Y.,.rhi. thereof by causing a copy ot thia order -to be : htnnipr -. Q >o t« pro s® published in the Hastings Baxskjc.s news­ which bos just been aigue4 by Governor 2-W)0 fcvl °iuxrC “d boLl-e ”P «l*ar]y tw>*-<bl'<l» <'t paper printed and circulated In said I County of 'hit- euS^rer. WbearyeFicd wkerevvr Dr. I Is Intended ’.o wipe out the “sweat­ gallons of ‘ water for the usethe city. Barry, owe Hi each week for thro* successive Hahiphrej dreidtw tolo^ttajt rr.o|)th:y^j|jt, It will cort about C4,000,000. ing” system. , weeks previous to said day of hearing, ( CHAS. W. Altai!si HONG, kroon* It is believed nt Washington that Repre­ Thirty Mddle horses which has been wltMof Judge of:Probate. Bu*cy, of the Fifteenth Illinois collected for the Oakland stables of Chi- sentative - (A true copy,) ” ‘-.will accept the recent unanimous cago were burned to death in the Metro- district, renomination given him nnd with­ puli urn Htablea at Hot Spring*, Ark. « iw'iMt t«» MOBTGAGE SALE. it m-rt r ri. i An a*.soolaUoii has been incorporated by draw his declination presented in advance ■dr all term* of cnruDirnilinen's f u> Default bnvlng bren nuule la lbe conditions of tho convention. ••je.wir.U nwt. tw4r,cti*-«*.iai>K*. bear the miller* of Canada for the impose of । of a ccrtalu mortgngc made*»r Fred] H. Whit­ 'trer. spleen, kfdnrre, b« srels. repn-i ney and Frank G. Whitney to Manly A. Bald­ extending their flfiur markets in Europe K markpt * .»c». i'Imd unrare. nra'n sud u»rv and of obtaining cheaper rates of ahip- L,VE ST0CK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. win dated February 3d. A. D. >«•. and recorded P’.ra!i»i-.. rbetinu.ti.m. sick hrednebe. in tbn offlos of the Register of Deeds for the tqeau County of Barry aud State of Michigan, on the Chicagowth <iav of February A. D irao In liber 31 of The counting of the silver currency of mortpue*. on pa«»i **ld mortgage was Cincioa May 11 A astro-Hungary has shown that the stock nn tbr-jqth <tav of Frb'tury. !«•». alslRned to is £15,<XX),00'J bterllng, nn amount much of trad® today; '\hra’. — May. .opened Cnvleat. G«irtmm which said assignment was c mu» natete ‘ii ty" duly recorded, on which mortgage there jto ie«* than bos generally been credited to r.nd ckeel H Me; Junv, opcncl and closed claimed to be due at the date uf tills:notice the c n ! >;-%! Kiul the rr the country. luvkvuuMj. ’ rt^-; July, opened and ekwed R2kic- Cora- sum of two hundred thirty dollars and ThlrtyHKi; ni-»»»nrf«i Hjrxin it.rtn n-l r.-wrevm «■ r.-u An association of American authors bo* ' ^i*>« opened 6Hc. closed 0k: June. ojwubJ three cents, ahd an attorney’s fee of twenty-five s provided Tor In said mortgage and ao te-n rormri M X.w York «b»» objK.t In I <:* J«]r. «»«£.“*'•'r“'^ dollai suit nr i>n>cerdlnits at law having been iartiL- nrrnl U U. pr. »»U lh. lulwnt. ol liter-1 “ f dolri ®Wx’‘j'»:r. oW«i fated to recover the money* secured by said ih- !:>mii-» and tin* itT-i liter-j J mortgage, or any part thereof: ury workers. IhomM M entwor’h Hig- ,ind d<W(1 Porx-MaT. o^ne.! V7^. Now. uierefore. by virtue ot the power of sale gjiison was elected president. | cia,„i $tuo; jaiv. opened Slaan*, closed eouiat cd In wiki mortgage, and theatatule In sitcii case made nnd provided, notfcats hereby Lard Salisbury’* dccluratiuns iu » speech Su-W5: . SeHembon opened V?”1?* at Bastings in f»war of a retaliatory pro-1 Lard-May, opened S1.7H. closed given that on* Hauirday the 2na day of July. A- D. 1F92. at ten o’clock in the MreUarti. I abMl tiptlvc nnllcv policy have created a furOre furOro iin |in tartlvn . . sell nt public auctieu, to the highest,bidder, at Hngi>h political circles. They are II Liv* Stock: Prlc-i at th® Luion St?;4 yard* the uorlbfrout door . f the court house In the today ranged •■..follow*: Ilog*-Market city of Hastings. Nlehlsnii. tthat heitm the alaca Cures After All .Others Fail. atvarely criticLted by The Tibies .mdStan-, i* fair!) active" and a rhadc higher; when. Ihe c'reult court fur Barry .•i-Bli'.bhi.W. dkrd. ' hs'.cs ran .-fed *t"SX8 tti a.' pts*, St.W^LW eiH. the premises described In said mortgage, orthereof as may be net ej.snry lo pay'Uto light. UW’lkM routh parking; SU»®«» so much due on said mortgage. wtrh seWn pdr mixed. J4 00ZJLK heavy packing and shipping amount c-m. Intercjt. :u -I nil legal cost*, togutherirn-. ■■**n*n>i New Orleans street car drivers nave i loW. , . withan 'Attorney's fee trt twewy-nye"dollar*. gone on a strike because of the. employCnttle— Market active and-,6ftl»c higher; cnvrnnnte>J lor therein, the premises being mint by tint companies ot non-union I .juotatlona runted atHU^t.73. <noL« toix- de»crJbed In salil tnorrgacc as all that parcel tn it. nme'n'sr nien. j tn» shipping steers. gtK*i to choicv ot hud known ay Bex rd* point between BbardS’ Gun Lake lying east of the section Fraud la charged in a petition in insolv- do. gxan'fri.m fair to go-U |A '-3 qXTO ‘ common Oivoand line ulUclt runs north ana south between see* ency filed against- E. FlWilson, ’wholemc’Jrum’do. 51o;'CCK»nmt-tenj* sryrrs nous mi. thirty-f«o and no. thirty-three of wile jeweler, of Boston, who has left town, ’ ’ Te,2*. YnnYee Hpriug* Including -lull width «f .;a*Mt <t <>-ip<iruu*;«a. J~J Point and rrnjulng m>uUko‘Ijm< thereabout*tn. tahlcJ -r..i-<l t» »h* Itatlr antiJv tbe center ot tbpjurrvws <■( 'ahi Poiic near thK. “-CirAWtkW'TI’G'^Hadk V.™d«ror.,l a. Blnkb.nr.on, (X. V > | .^^“2 «ni‘n ..VA».t :: has moT" thun'jhree timet the strength VUR CLOTHES SMELL SWEET,OVA UNEN SHINES Coco* mixed with Starch, Arrowroot >r Sugar, and I* far more economical, . .-ting leu than one cent a cup. It i-. delicious, nourishing, am!^ xasjlt ft THE HOUSE tS CLEAN AND BR1CHT Me wonder Rirbrnk’s SANTA CLAUS _ r., FILLS housemaids wm Deught. vA.'K.EAIRBANK ACO—CffigACO. W. Baker & Co.. Dorchester, Mass. ■CKHAM’5 IS SHORE ED. POWER J’ IMU Bl B Ml Bdl’sao NO. 35. .jiG'niGAN Central al-ways the same ALWAYS THE BEST CKMK D^X£t » joffice at FO RD'S HOTEL, TUESDAY, MAY. ?4. One day only. HOLMAN S. HUMPHREY;8 HILLSDALE. MIOH. DR. HOLMAN S HUMPHREY I Ifi-ti i«*-4 nfry*U ’-I- *•••»•»• r». ’• Woolen .MaiinfHctunnK company’* build- we,[orUh. natives. a..d 85.73^7.00 ing. causing a Ion of esO.UM lainlM; ,horIJ lolfc :4>37, per 1(0 lbs below tlie The Hindi committu ha* agreed ursup-1 qnotatlunsxiren above. • pUly every destitute Jew emigrating from | I’rndnce: Bu'.tet — Fancy separator, Jia Russia with 5OT roubles inonsh. - L fine. creameries, c; dairies, fancy fresh. ISc; The PBcM,nF •f®ck’ f„" sh......... - lOc.xne Spanish opauiMu government governiueui ho* :io* removed remove*! ' r°- 1 .. . ,,,*7 — ■|LL__________________ ..u.r-.___ *...:___ . Eire—FtmIx. UMc Per doz. Live Poultry— ,he 1°wr“,i'’“of i American, porkAnitncan.porg.. . IZc; turkeys, cbuleu beiw, Ito; youu-g toms, 12c$ t ...r dry good dsaleya -of Havere old gobtarw RfcHu: Nealy i &.Cq, ItieQDOu per doa. “ 1u M hnvi have nfafie nn ' aabignpu-ntJ Potntoes-Hebrons. &>®neper tat; Burbanks. hill, Maas lllhies are rtumsw estimated nt at euu.tasq &0.O00; ■ &©««; Rose. tsafiTe for *.el: Pwricw. Their liabllltles — . ।1 37c; common to poo- mixed lota. 2 -CtSDc: Berassets unknown:' C. E.-AppleWta, a stjoe dekler of( Bpjton, ba* gouo.Jntp iusoV-l inuda, potaiocc *8.30ftXU per brfi Ap;>lesCommoa,- UU per OrL: rixmL AOuiXS; vency, with liabilities amounting to t*uc). ga .O. 'Strawbcrtie*—Tcnne *.-«. poor lo $30,900. . ; '• •■ '■ <*•.. ' 1 fair, 91-<D£L73 per t-veuty-foa.- qhirt Com. Secretary Tracy wa* haoquoted at Balti* . more out).* .highly cqtnplj minted Senator' Gorman for hi* Fate s|«eech on‘ the 'naVy and appropriations therefor. [___________________________________ rioter caak, Me Stay. A grentddrtD shepfoVef the island of June. Wfcc; July. Anguatj .Mauntlos.deatroying 15,Jmi Mye*. -- • | u^a'jSy?*!^ ‘oati-NaTt m^ed ni-t ..«!> ■»>. but t. ............. . ;>• ilh-r'|.t>raf-la tlt*hn*y {jfihortau y •tho catHM with Mm n fnttNns fun'i?"'1 xn. that t-r-pafol with oiritly nat. • • i.iit iti-l ..tt «r i-^flnttel ih-trti. Ainj axlri'-tly tir*t-clM>«piHxno. th* (ffiidtrd would di> woli ” fh~ doctor and got hi» opinion r»vt!.<T thvth»or« of hop* nro-je< I- ■nch ■*> Mv® ba&Il ilm skill '.4 ‘>*11 <•«»>*' phT’’’cteniMad limit reai*.lire. I)-. Sana. Ul«*r> tfia>..r*.' fibn.kl *mG p-xypniO xrowths cored wit hunt tho *•<» of th-lmit* «r caastic*. N>. cnttUur-.m-JNdn. »'» daa»»r3Vknb.,o4.Terfk«.»ly- Hreterv*!. iw.». all or any of which an> (,------. — i-fcnrrairt-timr', thstis. antilennh | Jn*t manta* I per.. us'lWkriM -V.'n Kltl*r.if.t->' < UliU rti* S’u ^WhileDr -m r-A IU: 'L..'-. i'r xi\ i*4tei-witr«M«4ii etAtap foiviMMta** and m dk->n,,..,4-UUSiuUi fx bin esse*. frex.- 'Xu > i. >■ w ft ;r< :^.1- . ' ■■o.-.j pnrhdwuee' *nd c-on»ait»ll<'n^h s rlctie^roofid10j - ■■ . .. . -\dynam^e fnc-lon-at,pnl ta^, .hl>Ata, awh. toe: Mar. June. SBc, July. MJ,.-. ex|li<x!ed. Kilting six trien and three ! Bye-Dull' lt« llrm; « 4t*>c tor tb« wh>ie wninen. ! -• ‘ ‘ ; rtmgc- Barmy-jWiuiiaL Ptek-Firm.to.rCrespo, the VcortiMha1ryvplpionb-t, Ljud-Qnk-t; has captured the town o, Lch Tabios, badly '•** ’ » • whipping the Palacio force*. Tiro Mwy tlmt u Frenchmen had fought four. AmqFi ip nyc hopV,.sfveriLly wotjndihg each antagonist, u pronounced a hoax Fire at Oswego, N. Y., destroyed the Washington mill, the Coni Exchange, Merchnnta’ elevator, Marine elevator, great coal trestle, millions of feet of lumher, and other property. When itwa* i W’-’i »v"L*r- Asdgw o? MvMtwarfk WMX’&re. ...... i- ••: I. ■DMWbAprUdOd. IWK :; i >fc j ut 3lHik:..?! ■ •--, ..-j -nna/.j tej g DO VOU 1uU ICOUCH | kemps balsam. Caulo— Ono hnnlro i imd, o Sheop, pad ,UmlM-F^y loads ket good • •ud pvfcos r steely-. Hops—Sixty lesaa loads on sale; market strong. btto ie: > moil .™.. tn bn*i * ,WB, Yorlcra, good to Lest pigs, wa jdMUtaor.'j 883303 201 JO ■»!»’, .. tMGKta tSCGJsK �PROBATE ORDER. The Big Three THE NATIONAL LEGISLATURE. According to M. Mcnxiw. diphtheria I* tommoD among the poultry of Italy, in which country the fiat roofa of the house* “But cf course 1 don’t want one that tfford a resting place for turkeys, fowl*. will keep us awoke all night barking ■* pkKOC* and rabbi:*, whore evacuation* arc carried by the rain* Into the eUtern* oothlng." ;.□<! walls. A phynctau at Pasllippo, near “No, mum.” “He must be big and strong and fierce, N.-.plca, had directed hi* servant uot to ob­ tain drinking water from the well next to bis bouse, but from a well at a distance. “Yet a* gentle asaltunb with us, yoa A* long as the Instruction was obeyed the family wa* well, bat the imlalcut servant know." ’ disobeyed the command sod obtained water ”Ye«,,mutn." “Ar.dKL«f must pounce on every brutal from tbs infected well. Four of the cbll-: man that comes aioug, and drive him oft" drca who drank tbfa watar soon contracted. diphtheria and died. Th* fifth child, who “Yet. tnuin.” “But lie mustn’t Interfere with ony poor did not drink the water, escaped.-Dr. J. but honcat man looking for trork." tawi* Smith In Babyhood. “No, mum." “If a burglar comet prowling around at night, the dog should make mincemeat of Bov. Edward Everett Hale was present­ ed by bls parbbtonew on his seventieth him in an instant." birthday, with a purse uf 813.000. , “But he mustn't attack a neighbor who IHtina Isadora Cousino of Chill h said drop* iu for an evening calL" 1 0 bp worth 8200,000.000, making her the “No, mum." * “And of ourrei he mustn't molest people richest woman if not the rlelmst person In who come hurrying in at all hours of the the world. night to call fay husband. lU’a a doctor, Lb.'d George Campbell, the fourth son you know.” “No, mum. 1 see wliat you want- You of liiu duke of Argyle. Ims opened an office in Victoria street. Jxmdon, as agent waul n mind reader uog." “Yra, I *uppoi» »a Can you send me for the registration and leasing of shoot­ ings. fishings moors and deer forwt* Fnlr Custcme*-1! lire in the aabarta, end Washington, May 19 —The naras approwriation MH. with all *®end: B»l.bu»*uWIS d«M.wmud wslmr. lour light to" cr»l«. > « saarp anu scracwu-*—— ___ tw-.o <iw Mwriuxi *b* "5£ Cor from Wisconsin, as to the policy of the Democratic party. Washington, Muy 2a—The senate by three Luurs rapid work yrak-rday got through with every item in the «8“tytwo printed p^s of the river and tortor bill and adopted all the committee* amendment* and then adjourned further dtocussivn till today.’ ■ In the houre there wa* an attempt made by the free silver men to rally to the sup­ port of Bland, who desired to have the sil­ ver bullion purchased and that now in the treasury coined into silver dulifira, lh»to be paid for out of the. M-igalOnfge to the government, w hich the chair ruled out of.-T>rder, Bland taking an appeal, whichAhe house refused U> *u<.tain, the sil­ ver meu mustering only seventy-five vote*. Aa auoendmentappropriaXlng 91.016,145 for the eleventh census was rejected. Washington, May 21.—After two hoar* “Very sorry, mum, bus I’m just out of of further discussion to which Hale gave itateong political twist the senate yester­ that kind.”—New York Weekly. . day passed tho amended river and harbor, bilk The senate spent the remainder of the day pasting unopposed bill* on the A pretty story of the late Emperor Fred■calendar. trick la tolil Iu one of the German papers. Tho house made better progress with the Some years ago. shortly before the death aumlry civil bill, covering twenty pages of of the oM etniteror of Germany, a tall, the bilL • A p^int of order wa* raised by handsome gentleman jamped into a third Kiig«re of Texas against the proposed se­ class cafringe of a local railway at Berlin lection of a *1U> fur a statue of General jest as the train was braving the •tallou. Sherman in Washington. Tho chair de­ An old fiower seller, with a basketful of cided the point of order well taken, and newly cut hyacinths, was the only other ihl* paragraph was ruled out. The house occupant of the compartment. He asked then took a rece.u until 8 o’clock for the the old dame to sell him a bttcch, and mol­ coatideration of private pension bills, but lified by bi* suave manner she chose the the session was taken up with talk and no ‘ freshest aud largest and banded it to him. bill* were pa-Med. Its price was a penny, but as the gentle­ WABHINTITON, M*y 24.—The senate di*- raQ11 man had MW no coppers auu nnd vaB the UIU old wuumu woman twMoll ywtenlv wilboat ,uklns Hn.l __ no ch not b.rtns.j Kill onr ol tj hw j_,_ngt .r_: : . Action thereon the bill introduced in re- goods —J yeL ~ ----------«-»— »*»---------«--» — she was paid with a mark piece, apomte to the Buggcsllon of the president’s which,as she said at once, was a tiling that annual message to punish in United bad never been heard of before in n third . State* courts offenses committed.against class railway carriage. Presently the stranger and the flower the treaty right* of alien*. There waa toly a very slim attendance on the floor, seller were deep in conversation, and It most of the senator* being engaged in turned out that the poor wumau was the their committee rooms on appropriation only breadwinner of a family of four. Her non was crippled, her granddaughter a -bilL* and other pressing matters. । -Yesterday was District day in the house, little school girl, end her husband had for months pass put been of wora, work, oince since aud the sundry civil bill was laid aside some moutn* oeen out or and business affecting the capital ot the ' a new railway official had dismissed him nation were considered, nnd a number of ns being too old to do much work.. The - measures of purely local interyst were , stranger then suggested that she should .passed. i ______ ;_______ ; apply, on her husband’s behalf, .to the Experiment <m Bicycle.. * (railway authorities “That to no good ,'CmrAflo Mav 23.-Wednesday nt 1* , whatever," she replied, ns she wiped her ’A V ’ 7 y > Ln . T 1 1 tears with her apron. “If you haven’t the p’dlxk noon General Miles gave to Luuu- ; for your uowaday» yoa dear, a crack Chicago wheelman, a satchel , anybody to listen to you ” “Then try .containing a dispatch to be delivered to, the emperor,” the , strnngrr went on. •General Howard at New York, the trip ' “Abt*:'' she sighed, “if the old gentleman there to to made by relays of wheelman j was allowed to aee the petitions that are .arranged far along th* line. Genoral *mt, it might do some good, but he doe* fcta Ih. opn-llwM to know .bout u. poor people.-’ • that the wheel can to made very useful a* I Well, itoo, let your husband write to -»lx:.frr.4 ulilifo-r ii'*p.u-he. vl It wm the ,CTO." nL Pt*110®."f10 till. I ...t the • torf.be »oul<l toll him to Oto,,!, rrvrntl.. .ttot.ttbi.dtr rotb. o».o to toe lool told her Ho.em Bf tbU torlr.ltoSer X.n-k, the trip.wu u.toito I' i"», •>“ “**» k“ >o U» WrmlMto l.n.1 >lrf n.to, lot tbe wheelmen plSkllj , ‘te >>*">• >«odtal not her btokei nod took tbelr turn. «nd nt IMS*, m. todn, . ’ldl totookhmeto tintIbeonHal* drrirol with Ihe di.ptoch u theCItr 11.11, : “■> 'n”'d “ th” P*t'orm looked M KeWYork. Id*,. 1.1 boons minute -n- > !»' cto-rUge torf toloud «ud eboered. koote, ...nd IS bourn So minutes behind i -'Yb*l • °Pl *be baked. Why, tbe lime, due lo toe terriblo to.4* '">•» P^oo, ««. lo the tome eompsrtinent with yon’ Then the flower seller . "P 'Handay Ball Sayers Arrested. held her bend id.:!: mol told every syllable of what had happruer| to the delighted ToLEta, May 2X—In the eighth inning crowd. Her fldwera were wild before five I of yesterday's game between Toledo and minutes were'over, and n fortnight after­ dJolutnbcs, with the »><r’ tied, Chief ot ward her buabind wa* .nt work again in Police Rnitz. nnd u squad of. fifteen polio* I hi* old place. iuen placed -the managers and player* of lK>lh teams under arrest for viaUUnx thb I Saved by ThoushtfuhKM. Sunday law. The crowd of *pcctnU>ra was j utaquitons n-irorter has turned up « mob in n minute, but a speech from in n jlcw ro!f He won riding up town in Manager Bunnell* coded it oil nnd flu- n gj^ raWue surface Ur, when a tay i>l.-;yers were marched U0he police *tnt;r>0 was down by tbd bone*, and bcar.i.l boileil ^un blod’ in 9->»> for appear i fore the car could J»e stopped hi* foot wna L”~* ’cut off just above the ankle. A crowd | gathered aort waited in nir-okiurtielplcra! -OiIcmro Ticket “ Nealper* ” Indicted. • new for the arrival of an ambulance. TlielF ! Chicago),, Mav Si “ the inMtanca ------ of i |t ‘-'I —At 'A wa» that tho reporter in qne.<tion.el of railroad ■ officials the „grand -pnumbert. —— — —- towed his way through tho crowd. Skillfully twisting hi* hkndkttrehfof Juty has indicted every ticket broker or into n bandage, ho bound it nod knottu-l it fwd the brokers were brought in and fur- just above tho wound. Then he ran a liiithcd topd* in $500 each for trial. Tto stick through the knot and twined it Indictment* iirr drawn under the etatnGe around with nil hi* might. The bandage <r,f 1878, which C«.:b|.to person-* other tbah tank ilrep Into the boy’s skln,4jnt it saved •thus* outbortoeil* by the railroads to sell bis life, for the flow of blood was stopped. tickets over their line*. Thera will be a The imbalance surgeon on hi* arrival legal light to a finish over the matter. complimented the reporter tor l.i* dexterity aud presence of mind. There 1* no moral attached to this tale, Nice. May 2L—Draron, who shot hh1 and there I* no reason why a reporter Avite’s paramour, Abeille, tome tinio ago,। shouldn’t be jtut a* dexteroua and nervy ifataHy woqudlug him, having caught him। ns anybody else. Only it happened in this -In Mr*. Deacon’s room and both partly instance that the reporter was very much 'und reMed, was tried-torn yesterday, the: tuorc thoughtful than anybody else io a judgment being that he spend one year iu। crowd of perhaps 200 person*, and’ it aisq ■u French prison. bapjxmed that when he had completed hl* work he slipped off Into the crowd without a shade of self importance. Thu little saf•ChbyhnSE. May 34 —The trial of the hrer whose iife he saved will probably atoekmeu now imprbomtd nt Fort Rus­ never know to whom he 1* indebted.—New t'd!, will probably open In this city in a York Time*. few days. • Application for a change of venue will be lodged, which, It is thought, will bring the case here. MEW YORK. May 23—El*veu young la­ dies, members* pf the King’* Daughters, sailed ou tho ntenmahip Island Saturday ■for Russia with mouey to distribute among bho famine sufferers. I.OX DON, May 23.—It 1* announced that Timothy Harrington, M. P., la to marry Mia* O'Neiil, daughter of the late Dr. <rN«Ui ot Dublin. THE DEATH RECORD. Dr. PUHY Eakle, the well-known Inaanity expert, at Northampton, Mara. Rev. Dr. Gilbert Dl La Matyh. at Akron, O. Dr. L. Y. Hayes, president of Buena Vista college, at Fort Dodge, Iowa. Loft* Numa Bahagxon, tta wall-known advocate, at Paris. Calvix D. Wl Leonabd, prominent dtfaen ot Dayton, Wla. Mra E. C-Pl’LLMAN. mother of the pal­ ace car man, at New York. Georsh W. Estes, one of tho oldest mu»cfaB4 in the country, at Salem, Maa*. te polaldaa, »t CaitnU^ HU Samuel Hamiltux, well-known banker ofSbelliyviUv, Ind. Dr. Charles Elmer Laxlvg, one of Gbicagu’a loading physician*. Hou. Fbamkun P. Raxdall, prominent citan cf Fort Wayne, Ind. Subjects just now engaging general nHunttai «iru KU“*r “o^^dlngand flUng th* petU'on dc^.y^ Wm. H. Hudson, who lias been *|»polnted assistant professor of English Lit­ erature in the Lelaud Stanford, jr., uni­ versity. was at one time the private secre­ tary of Herbert Spencer, and in that capac­ ity was brought Ipto contact with tuany distinguished men of letters in England. q». Refrigeraters. »|M»W cativ. if any therejK, ***y tbe P je(t te . ! fcATTisZ, In fAtroceosy.)________ i FBOBA1K ORDER. .ii.: ms ~ “sssrtix^. Joseph Pennell. Ihe well known writer, is a. tall aud somewhat lanky man, with a reddish toard sprinkled with gray, and a nose that was broken by a base ball when ’ lie was a boy. He speak* with a languor­ ous drawl that Mark Jwaln might envy. Alphonse DaudeT* wife is, like her hus­ band. an author, and their domestic happi­ ness Is an exceptional thing for a literary household. Mme. Dandet b well known In France for her charming stories of children and child lift.*. We show the Myers Spray Putn|.. f,,r spraying fruit trees. Its point- ,,f excellence cannot be equaled In ain other in the market. ' ' • ■ MrUaUi ««■ •< &? that the bcln at wslt.r ol ■«? ■» These have become an indi-(H :,..ihl;. article for convenience and < : (f, rt during the liot weather. We show a large line at popular prices. Lawn Mowers Of the best and most durable i.-bM. We keep theft; also a stock «.i th,, most desirable articles in genera! nnd builders hardware. •' iw «»<• “* wui;»m 'r*»'.iu.i ■**<! I'liop 'i.*5 r-.uii'.”, [ j Spray Pumps. aly —'J' QOObYEXIR BROS «!u «r •“"» «“■“ ll»l Wmloooto n.« 1. u IU Ute forenoon. 1>C ure>K> ' -ld t'n-reof nr c*u*tnK a copy of thia orut r to se Sb-d in”hr llUt.nre IMXMta. • “W* It was Patti who carried Ihe name of Worth Into high places. Thto wm In the sixties, when the empire was nt its helghL Patti was Invited to the Tuleries. and Worth ma.w for her a frock of white slid pale green tulle, and fringed, with lillies of the valley. The empress was so enchant­ ed with the frock that she commanded it to be copied for her. I’KOHATE OKOKB. Htata of Mlchlexi. County of Barry—«. ■ At a rewdon ot the rrobatr Court Ceaaty uf Barry, holden at the Probate Office, in Ihe city uf Hadluxi. Id said county, on WMuredav. th-» h day of May. Inth* KM The oldest woman in the country who one thousand ctrhtu hundred anti ntnetv two. PrereoL Charts W. Anmtrone.’Judxe M is a preacher, it is thought is Rev. Lydia riu^ta maurr of the estate of Kt» J. Sexton of Seattle, now 93 years of age. She has been In service about half n cen­ deceared, and the proving of treirakip of raid tury. ’ For eight or- ten years she W*4 an dTm*rradinx * i d filing ita reUt ion. dnly reri­ exhortpr before receiving a regular license led. af BdW> B. Latham, daughter o< «»ld de­ to preach, in IK1. Ohio. Indiana and ceared'. peayiK for rmwons therein stated that Illinois were her Weld prior to 1870. when with her busband she removed to Kansas. det-eared mid enJ "!<-■! to Inherit told e»Ute and tbelr mpedlve i h:bt» thereinThereupon it is ordered. tint trfctay. toe lit day ol July. A. D. IMS. at ten o clock lu foraoon.'eaulxaed far the hearing of Mid The following statements from leading 'the netitloa.aad tbst the heirs at taw of raid decrav wholesale druggists prove*, without a ,ed. and *n other jierwns InU-rmted In said doubt that Mixer’s €. X S. S. stands at the <estate, are required to amwar at a **»>««> of MlJiwt, tliewto be holdeu at the Probate head as a blood purifier: Grand Rapids. Mich.. March 19, *92. To Whom it May Concern: The knowledge we have attained from various sources of Mixers Cancer and Scrofula Syrup, and also knowing of the superior nuslily otdrugs Dm. Mixer make use ef. arc free to say that we consider this remedy one of—If not the best—blood purifier ou the market Hazki.tink Pkbkins Dei « Co. By B. H. Faibcimui. Manager of Furchaslng and -Sale DrpL s < ] ,Ul UIV ......... —.... .... 1lux tbrevef by e*u*ln< a copy of this order to be puoiWwnl tn ihe HornNGs Hann im a news­ ] paper printed and eirrulaxml In said Couuly of JBarry ooce la each wrek for three successive weeks previous to void day of heartox. • CUABLK5 W. AnM.-rrnoxo. (A frw copy) Jod0r of Brobate. F. Q. STOWELL, HAS JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF ' Infants’ Moccasins and soft sole shoes. Ladies Slippers and Walking shoes and Com­ mon Sense Walking shoe on E. E. lasts for old ladies. Gents’ Oxford>ies. Men’s Kip Creedmore shiiej-. Every pair warranted. .Only IK.00, See the A. C. McGKAW Patent Leather Sliis:. tliat lends them all in price, wear and looks. • Chictv’t.. Jan. 19. >2. To Whom It May Coi.<->-m: li l> our pleasun- loattn.: the Tact that Drs- Mixer haw ifivarMbly. puiri used from us r:ude drags «»l tlse «h?'1 iiuaiity «<• able '.a buy. They hnv-’ luifolrd upon the first quality without refeitun- t<i price. This will warrant the belief that Mixer * Can­ cer and Scrofula Syrup is a preparation of great merit. Moebimix. Pli mwek Jc Co. Wholesale Druggists. Grand Rapids. Mich.. March 10 *92. I Drs. Mixer. Hastings. Mich—Gentlemen: After our fifteen year’s experience in Its sales, we have no hmitaucy in speaking very strong words of praise for ynor Can­ cer ami Scrofula Syrup or C. A S. S. Aud knowing that jou uwike use of only the ’•cat drugs, prove to tin its great merits a« a btood purifier. Peck Duos. Detroit, Mich., Jan. 20, ”.»2. To Whom it May Concern: Tho knowl­ edge we to'e attained of Mixer's .Cancer and Scrofula Syrup, by doing business with them, and selling drugs to Dm. Mixer has led us to believe that this preparation is a very valuable one as a blood purifier. Drs. Mixer have net er taught nnyUiinr but the very best Imported drugs from ua for the manufacture of their C.&S.*S.' We take pleasure hi giving the above In* formation. . Williams Davis,.Bip>okL‘ Jfc C<\ Wholesale Druggists. JVST OPENED! Tho store at Milo, with a full and complete line of Groceries, Boots Shoes and staple Dry Goods. Having moved my stock from Cloverdale to this place aud added a complete line through­ out, I am now ready to wait on each and every­ one who may call. My expenses are low and therefore I can give you goods at a much lower price than others with greater expenses can. Come to Milo, tlie best wheat market on the line. Good roads, good prices and fair dealing. ’ Good feed barn in connection where you can put your team out of the storm, or lehve it while gone to Kalamazoo or elsewhere. GEO. P. MOSIER. Head and shoulder: ibove Compent'/'*A. Telling the just in tihe Boy of Those To set: those Clothiers and BEW SPRING GOODS! Gents’ Furnishers. Brown Suits For Boys and .Men R.MUDGE & SON’S,The Clothiers. V\ e are here to do business on the square, and sell goods cheaper than ever this year. We have the finest and cheapest line of clothing in the city of Hastings to-day. Call and see us. ° R. M. &. S. Hastings City Bank, UmUim,, . . Mich. THE MARKETS- • —j—i Clor*r*eeuns. Beaaa-tijo per bn. Corn—to. surplus ?s=srs,,BooMwo {“!£*•*. *He; e*u. v. fi7.ooe.oo.' iwo-ttuo LOOKS HERE . Wheat is low awl How should be the same. r°r a short time I will sell White Rose Flour AT per bn. $2.20 PEK 100 LBJ- MILO, MAY 29, ’92. orjCTOM: w W hundred. ' This is a No. 1 flour. I riint every sack to be frst Headlight oil 7 ote. a g«lloD- JOS. ROGERS. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-06-02.pdf 5e9692185fe2b1b6d0faf3dc695d5d8b PDF Text Text 7... ues| ■ Banner, 2. Hastings 2'-——!—^—_____________ -_______________ HASTINGS, MICH., JUNE 2, 1892. A NE\y. INVENTION. ' Lehr Seven Octave - For 16 years the leading drug and book storeju Hastings. The mont complete stock and lowest priced. All kinds used in the county. UI. Goodyear, rhe only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. blastings, Is a new invention no longer! ii/ it V Q Because they are now well-known throughout 17 [1 I • the United States. Wh.-ii Lehr Organs first came out. the New York “Music --n-.l: “Despite the many attempts which have been i ,.i ! i or ~<>me time past by reed-organ manufacturers toward - lu- thing new in reed-organs in the way of six or seven oc■ • -t vies. they have al) untjl but recently failed, It is. to, ! 'i-. interesting to note the somewhat remarkable sue­ . .. liicli Jlessrs H. Lehr <fc Co. have attained in this dircti'Hi.*' ‘ .. I. ‘ ! I'Ih-Cliieago “Indicator" said Jan. lUtli. 1892: "The suc— >f Lehr Co. has-been remarkable arid affords another I r, / th :t the public soon appreciates a really good article? VTC If you don't want to buy a poor organ, when you I L.O. ran get the Lehr, thp handsomest, best toned and P|. wing Organ, in tlife market at a most moderate pi evannne it at the store of i ' JOHN BESSMER, HASTINGS,...................................... MICH. Mich. YEARS SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that STERLING INLAID SPOONS AND FONKS' Are warranted to last. Also ’ remember you ■et a Present—"Good "orm,." of $2.00 ■ value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jew­ elry store. Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. fiiift IhTiJi lsliHi ier i Co,, DON’T! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Blankets, Bedding, . AND Live Geese Feathers. ' The most complete stock of Dees's Goods in the state. • . • A full line of Gents Furnishing Goods. A splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella for $1.00, try one. Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co., 78, 80 and 82 Monroe St. GRAND, RAPIDS, We make a specialty of making Gents suits and pants to order. - - - - MICH. a**"** WHOLE NO. 1929 are being nude happy with new washing sufficiently to put out the fire, and took machines purchased of Ida Moore—Clay their Injured aModata from the bulid|ng. ton Browu and wife, of Bellevue, were at It was indeed a close call. Henry Tasker’s last week visiting—A new The Republican Convvation. blacksmith In Seger’s shop, G. Clemeuce. UAHTING9, XIC/1. He has moved Into Bert Shepard’s house The next convention of the Republican cast of the Center—I* Senft and wife arc party will be held at Minneapolis, Minn., entertaining relatives this week—Gus commencing June 7th, and the following Sackett and children were at Mrs. Abbey’s Information In regard to rates and arrange­ Sunday—Another monument has been put ments for the tmnspartion of visitors will in the cemetery. Gus Sackett had oue 'be of Interest to our readers. 8. E. Cook of Charlotte Sundayed here— placed at his wife’s grave—Wlll&Seger and The North-Western Line will sell excur- ' I. L. Creasy of Hastings was In town Sun­ family, of Joppa, visited his mother. Mrs. slon tickets to Minneapolis and -return at day and Monday—Mrs. George Rowland L. Seger, Saturday and Sunday—Just a the very low rate of one fare (or the round Is visiting at Woodland—G. K. Truman of few more nice showers again last week. trip, and will provide the best of facilities Warbaw. Ind., has been spelling a few It new rains but It pours. for the transportation of delegates and days with his parents here—C. W Francis, visitors. ’ . ot tb(* Igike OdeshH Wave, came from Lake Three superbly appointed trains are run Corn and potatoes are at last about all Odeusa here last Friday in ninety minutes over this line between Chicago and Min­ planted. AH spring crops arc late. Too a diaiaucu of 15 miles, on his wheel—Mrs. much rain— Dm Masterbrook, our black­ neapolis. Hough tu»d daughter spent Saturday and The “Day Express,” with luxurious smith Is painting his house, which show* Sunday in Woodland—Lydia Fclghner has prosperity—Wm. Gunton’a best cow died parlor care, leaves Chicago at 8:15 a. iu. a new Cretlenda ciphion lire bicycle—J. last week—Austin Hunt’s mule was well and arrives at Minneapolis In the evening, II. Siiillli returned from his western trip and hearty when he fed him at night, and affording a delightful daylight ride through Saturday afternoon—A. II. Smith of Wood­ ou going into the stable next morning he some of the moat picturesque scenery of land was in town Monday—Miss Ella found him dead. Aus says that was quick the northwest. Smith spent the fore part of the week at work—Streeter’s hotel was opened for the The •‘North-Western Limited." solid Eaton Rapids—James Fleming was at season last Sunday, and the steam boat vestlbuled train, lighted throughout by gas Middleville Monday—A number of uur G. gave free rides—The cemetery In the ami equipped by palace sleeping cars, A. IL attended the decoration services at north part of the town has been cleaned and dining cars, leaves Chicago dally at Vcriuontylllo-s-A numl>cr of our young up. and now looks as though we had some 6:00 p. m. aud arrives at Minneapolis early people were at the lake Monday—Mrs. D. respect for the dead—Wm. Ives house was the following morning. C. Griffith passed away in death May 30— burned to the ground last week with most The "Night Express” leaves Chicago L. C. Feighncr of Woodland was In town of its contents. Insured for S800. which dally at 11:15 p. m.. after arrival of all the fore part of the week—IL J. Grant of will fall considerable short of his loss— trains of connecting lines from the east and Hastings has been' here a good deal lately Annual school picnic of Yankee Springs south, and Is equipped with palace sleep­ on account of the sickness of his sister, takes place Friday, June 17tb. It will be ing cars, standard day coaches and North­ Mrs. Griffith. held on the east bank of Barlow lake near Western dining oars. Tickets via the North-Western Line Bowens Mills. It Is expected that the from Chicago to Minneapolis will be good Lovely weather and plenty of it--Com same band that was here last year will be via the direct line, through Janesville, on the grounds. Come one, come all, and nearly all planted—Every tree and plant encourage the children In this grand picnic Madison and Devil’s Lake, or via the Lake is doing well In floral decoration—A num­ —Memorial services were held here last Shore Route, which closely follow the ber of young men from Battle Creel: spent Sabbath. Elder E. White delivered the shore of Lake Michigan and passes through Sunday at Fine lake—Has our railroad address to a large audience—Under the Milwaukee, Waukesha aud Madison, or breeze blown over?—-The funeral of Mrs. auspicies of Wltbey post decoration day will lie goud going oue route and return­ Bert Tungate held nt the Banfield church was grandly observed at this place, and ing the other. on Thursday afternoon was attended by a Circulars giving detailed Information In the program carried out to the letter. large concourse of relatives and friends of First meeting al tire hall at 9 o’clock by a regard to rales, arrangements, etc., and the deceased—Gilbert Roswell, the suicide host of people throughout the surrounding also containing map of tiie city of Minnea­ and murderer, lived for many years on the polis, will be furnished on application to country. Music by the choir. All formed west line of our town in Barry township, in line headed by marshal music, when the W. A. Thrall, G. P. <i T. A. Chicago * Sea reelj” one among us but knew him as order was given all along the line to march North-Western R’y, Chicago, ML half farmer, blacksmith, sheep-shearer, to the city of the dead, there tq perform petidler, swearer, drinker or something or the sad duty of decorating the graves of nothing. While among us be lived nearest our nations dead heroes, who fought for the Why do wa wall fortbee. sweet si iter? neighbor to John Nary, who came to such Thou art home with God above. starsand strips and our nation’s liberty. it miserable end u few years ago. For a Thy Orow wears wreaths of glory, The graves liaviug been beautifully dec Immortal with His love; while he seemed to reform but soon re- orated with flowtrs, the line of march was Thy fair, white hands He folded. ttuned to his miserable wallow in the Thy earthly work h o’er. taken up and all returned to post hall, mire. ‘ , Thy home's with Christ and angels where all rested and partook of the goodies Lpon the promised shore. the ladles had prepared. When all had Delton. M Yet fears, unbidden, flow o’er thee • been refreshed the afternoon exercises From eyes that seldom weep. Indications are. for more rain—The fur­ were taken up with prayer by Rev. White Tliat one so yotmg.so gtxxl and true niture store supports a nqw sign- Another and singing by the choir, after which ap­ Is called In death to siren. case of scarlet fever iu Hope nl J. MeWell remember thee, darling sister. propriate pieces were spoken by both old When In ye«rs to come we meet. GulreN—The little son of Alva Whittemore and young. Mrs. James Hubbard, of There wiU (*c one dear one abscct. • is recovering from scarlet fever slowly— Middleville, rendered a. beautiful piece, That so oft we’ve longed to greet. Frank Post Is able to drive his steed again which held the audlOueu <qwil bound, while Well leme.mbcr all thy virtues, —Mesdames Scribner and Skillman visited she gave us the poets words of that grand Cberish noble deeds thou'st done. relatives at Augustay-Whlle C. Carpenter review of our troo|>s marching Hrtough Strive to win a crown In Heaven, A starry ernwu well won. was working in the woods he slipped and Washington. Then came the Introduction Then faro thee well, sweetsister. fell across a log bruising his anatomy In of Elder Rawson, the orator of the day. Nobly bust thou clone, general—The Ladles’ Aid sold cold lunches To say the least his address was grand, And we know we hear him yonder Hay "Enter In. thou faithful one '• and ice errant at their bowery decoration from the beginning to the end. Then Rev. Mrs. Maggie Smith. clay which netted them Sin—E. J. Hartman White was called on, and gave a short talk has anew drive well with 30 feet of water of the past and the future. The exercises in—Gwin A Co., have sold out their stock closed with the benediction, and all went of groceries to Chas. Van Amburg. -of home feeling that they had done their duly T!«! prosperous and progressive town of ,<Vhitneyvilk>. who will keep a stock u( Cheshire will hold a special meeting. Mod* groceries and crockery' In the near future— .Middleville. day.'June to vote upon the question of The game of ball played here decoration raising c’TOU with which to build a hall (or Edd Hooker spent Sunday with his day between the Hickory Corncra nine parents In Ada—Fred Monk and Sum township purposes. Such a building is and our boys resulted In a victory of one Gibbs spent Sunday in Grand Rapids— greatly needed In Cheshire and It should score for the toriprr—Mr, Whitlock has 11. E. Jlendrick and family qre spending be decided by unanimous vote to make the returned to his weir): in Chicago—Whit­ n few weeks with relatives In Ohjb—Nellie appropriation, General taxes are low and more m:d Mushier are loading ,-evernl cars Turner of Grand Itaplds wa-» the guest of uo better time will be had. Every town­ uf timber at the statluu this week—Cal Maude Youngs last weekArtie high school ship should own a convenient and wellTompkins tell from a hack In Hastings and pupils picnic at Gun hike Saturday—Fred lighted hall, and when such an one Is con­ received various Injuries, lie having to be Monk is erecliiig a new house oD^Fn-e- structed the voters will never regret the driven home with u liverv from this place mqnt strwt (or Mrs. Ives—Frank Doster amount it cost. Cheshire Is able to be and The memorial services al the eliurch 8un- of Prairieville Is the guest ot his uncle J. should be in line with others already poss­ <luj were well utUUcled the house being Brandstettvr and family—E. O. Hanlon essing halls. rrowdvd-rSvverat parties (rum Ha Hugs has gone to Bradley to tnki-. chargu of the Cadillac has been trying to secure re­ Sundayed al "Wall lake resort—Yes, Del- drug store al that place tor a short time— tun observed'Decoration day. At s o’clock Sidney Smith started Munday this week moval of the Douglas Manufacturing Co. the streets were full ot people anxious to instead of the latter part of last week, as to that city, and It now seems highly prob­ pay the honor clue the boys hi blue. Red. was stated In the last issue of this paper, able that she will succeed. Messers Gard­ iner and Dutcher were in Cadillac last while ami blue waved^froin every business for Washington. D. C.-r-Deco rat ion ser­ house and dwelling in town. The Post vices Ht this place were well attended at week to investigate the matter and hare favorably to removal. The are to l»e congratulated on securing the .the hall Monday afternoon. The .address reported change will not tie made until next f*IL services of so able a speaker ns the Hon. by the Hon. M. F. Jordan was well deliv­ Clement Smith of Hastings, whb received ered and appreciated by all who had the They get a good bonus but the exacti the whole attention of his audience to the pleasure of listening to him—The Middle­ amount Is not known. Ixws of the factory very last word. The music was furnished ville MTg. Co. took nine of their supposed will be a very severe blow to Douglas, l.y the male quartette ID a very able man­ to Ik* professional base ball players aud throwing many ont ot employinent and ner and we think they shonld be placed thought they would wipe out the picket! taking away prominent citizens. on the list of what Delton boast* of. Frank Ives, former Plainwell boy. is up nine of the town. The vBlitge team says: The M’t’g. C/j. ixiys play first-class lor now the proud possessor of the billiard* kids, but when they come toplay with (we championship. Central music hall In Chi­ Eighteen thousand brick per day Is the men) they are not "in IL’’ Score: 24—38 cago was parked with billiard enthusiasts average at the yard just now but the out In favor of thw» town—The entertainment last Saturday evening, to witness the match pul can be increased by adding to the al­ delivered by the members of the senior between lyre and blosson, which was for ready law1 force of hands—Quite a num­ and junior classes of this place, Monday the championship emblem, SI.000 stake tier of the G. A. IL boys from here attend­ eve was a thorough success. Proceeds money and the net receipts. The game ed the memorial services at Delton last 830—MIm Myrtle Pierson of Bowen’s was for SOO points, which Ives reached in Sunday—There will be a memorial address Mills spent Sunday and Monday with Miss the thirtieth inning, Slosson having but delivered at the Cloverdale church on the Vera Cobb. 488. Ives made a run of 134 points and. 12th of June at id o’clock sharp. All vet­ the largest average ever made in a cham­ eran soldiers whether members of posts or pionship game, a fraction over tweuty-six. not and all patriotic people are cordially LigbtnlBg. The supreme court has affirmed the case Unvlted to be present—Quite a number of Tuesday afternoon during the storm of Wm. Cregg vk the Chicago <i Went lour citizens attended tire exercises at Del­ ton on decoration day—Henry 1’ennol han while Tom Searies, G«i*rge Lawrence, Ed Mi bbl gan railway. Cregg, who was a been building a new porch iu front of his Searles and George Winters were engajeed brakeman, was injured while coupling house—Resorters at the lakes are begin­ in working on Lyman Anders’ new home cars ou a way-station siding. The side­ ning to be seen here now—Our hardware near the residence of Sqnlrc Browu, in track ran paralhQ to the main track, the are doing a good business—Camp- Hope, lightning struck the building. At distance being about seven feet. The THE DRUGGIST, dealers Irell Bros, have charge of the lumber yard that time George Winters was looking at snow-plow had thrown snnw from the the storm out of the north window having main track Into thia space, and as It could belonging to M. J. Goss. his hand against the casing. Lightning "not be thrown ItHbe opposite direction It rrairlevllle. ' wtruck the north end of the house, follow­ was shoveled into the same space from the Mrs. J. E. Doyle of Kalamazoo spent a ed down a rafter, came through the top of Hiding, forming a bard ridge from two to the sill, struck Winters on the left elbow, To consume™ of kerosene oil In Has­ few days of last week visiting her friend followed that arm up to his shoulder, then four feet high. Cregg stepped Imck from tings anti Harry Co: We have established Mrs. S. E. Cavins—Geo. Down and wife proceeded across diis liody to his right leg between two freight ears, and striking this an agency at Hastings for the sale of of Woodland have been visiting W. Doster going down indite current apparently snow bank his foot slipped, and he was thrown between the cars and seriously In­ Snow Drop oil, which for luminatlug pur­ and other friends about here-^-A. Storms left that member near the nnkle. It then poses has no equal. Being a product of aud wife have been visiting friends at proceeded to tear the floor into splinters jured. For this be obtained a judgement, the court holding that this condition of af­ Pennsylvania crude and 155 degrees fire Plainwell—Rev. Harding delivered an ad­ and make kindling wood of the siding. fairs was due to negligence on the part of tast makes it perfectly safe. It produces dress at Orangeville Decoration day— Becoming tired of these antics It left the the railway company, which, if reasonable a clear and white hght and free of odor, Decoration day passed very pleasantly and building aud went down into lite ground. care and diligence had been exercised, quite a line display was made at this place nor does It cause any deposit ou chimney Winters Is hi a pitiable condition and suf­ which is so common with cheap and low by the G. A. R. Post and people of Deltou. fers intensely. It is said by those whq might have been prevented.—AUegnn Ga­ zette. teat Ohio oil Since July 1. 182L Michi­ The flower girls were very tastefully dress­ have seen him that one-quarter of the skin gan allows Um use of 120 degrees fire test ed aud the procession to and from the Is burned from his body and the wonder is The oil which permits the the sale of kerosene cemetery was made in good order. that he survived the shock at all. The Colonel Bilderwick (U- his wife’s dress­ made from Ohio crude and possesses a oration at Delton by Clement Smjth was ^uurse Of the current across his body Is pronounced by tliW who lieard It as the maker)—How ia it that my tailor mtbt larger percentage of sulphur and after cx ­ AurgLA I'V'— ----- ---finest <>ne they ever listened to. marked by a path about ten inches wide .trading1 sufficient _ Cuvnlnalvi. Hart I naptha (explosive parti til where the flesli is all burfied in deeply. calls for his account under six months, bat to raise the fire test to 150 degrecq or more* s. you wabt yadi money at once! In other places where Ills burned the It becomes useless, so tar as producing Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Seaman of Nashville flesh Is spotted. Hte undershirt was near­ ber of months It takes to make the nJterar light is concerned but at a low test will visited at Wm. Seaman’s Monday—J. D. ly burned from bls' body, rs was also the tions on your wife’s gowns before they are bum fairly well, still producing a very lining to hl* pantaloons. He suffers terri­ delivered.—Clothier and Furnisher. disagreeable ordor while burning and load­ Guy visited friends iu Sunfield Sunday — bly but It Is thought that he will recover. ing the chimney with a greasy unbalance. Norman Guy of Putnam county, Ohio, vis­ (teorge Uwrence, who was standing by ited Maple Grove friends last week — A. S. Give Snow Drop oil a trial, the cost Is but Winters with a hammer in hl* hand was Httle different than what you pay for the Rowley and daughter were at Thornapple M. Teyuac thinks that throagi; patten* knotked hiariMlble and the hammer hurled cheap goods you are using and the satisfac­ fishing Saturday, also Wm. Jarrard and If.to nn adjoining room. When f-wnd both training and proper selection a bee mea* ___________ __ tion you will get In light will more than family. men were Insensible and were picked up compensate, saying nothing of additional fnr dead. The other two men were sesafety. For sale by 8. E. Phillips. H. L. The decoration people got wet ns usual vcrely shocked, and to cap the climax the Newton and Cook A Cook. With difficulty the Monday—Andrew Smith returned from house caught on fire. A. D. MatmarX), Wholesale Ag. Erart last week—The women around Lere two men least Injured roused themselves Hastings. Mich. Hastings Banner DRUG STORE. Style Organ '~ Largest Circulatw* Paint your house with white lead. Why! Be­ cause you can Save Mon­ ey by buying a TintedLeadofFKEDL. HEATH The Druggist. He is going ont of the paint business and will save you 25 (per chut, on lead and oil. This lead is strictly pure and Warranted to last and cover as much surface as any lead on the market. Don't use an impure oil, ' buy nothing but the pure linseed oil. Don't make a mistake in the place b to tool City llaik. Fred L. Heath, . Pubibtbed Thursdayi by COOK EBOS.. COUNTY NEWS. �—------------------------- T “ -ol OUR COUNTY Hastings_Banner.| M|4dievHk Thursday. June ». rS<jx v":a®-* •» M. TH « ““ ’™“Ate* nite rrt-hom- lute bten (pteted hi the river. Miss Axubiah Cowles has put down a wmcrctc walk in front of her residence. It is said Ural there is a comet In the eastern skies between.two and three a clock Id the morning. Have you'twen It? The double postal canl. the only means yet provided for the payment In the inter­ national mail service ot return postage by the sender of a communlcatiora w<ll Ixl' ready for sale about July I.: Our attention has been called lo the fact that we gav“ no credit to an article we clipped from the Vermontville Echo, being an extract from a letter from Erof. Eugene Davenport. It was unintentional Bro. Sbenaan and we gladly make correetkxi. There will be a reunion all of Prof. Taylor's singing classes m the county in Pennock’s grove south of the city, on Sat­ urday June 11th, commencing at 10:30 a. rm, and continuing throughout the day. A apleodld program baa bitn prepared and a cordtai Invitation Is extended to ail to atWlll Bennett can take Ihn lead for fish stories this year so far. While fishing on Leech lake Monday he caught 1G pickerel at one place, and brought them all hortie to prove it that they didn’t getaway just ax he was about to puil them' over Into the boat They weighed all the way from three to eight pounds each. * » • The following Interesting table is drawn from Supervisor MeKrvjtfs report tor Tboriiapple township wblcff he has just couple LOCAL NEWS. / I Editor Sauudcrs as presiding officer. the State road were teen on our streets Sunday—Stephen Wolf and wife ot " owl­ land spent Sunday at tbta.plarc—Braden <!t Cass of Lake Odeum are buying potatoes In thia place thU week—Mary Smith vis­ ited In this vicinity last week. Salads should be served the day they are prepared. — । loe Is now used to preserve cut flowers. aS ! Pat your bunch of men In the refrigerator HU-beiecf e:o«sr seed. I4A» | over night, belt anJ tee said U> answer Bushel. U fldtatoea.. ’nilcven be,,er u,an leeatone If possible have double kettles to cook all grains. The price of one eari lie saved Number of other cattle In a short time by the saving of what usually stick* to the kettle when cooked in lhe ordinary way. Rev. O. IL Johnson, of Lamont, will Dress sachets filled with violet orris im­ preach lo Freeport Owgregattaalltls the part the cleanliest perfume, a crescent one coming year. for the !eft under arm nntL.gn oblong ono Report says that Delton will have for the right side of the corsage and a long another saloon. Delton baa other things narrow roll for the back seam of the dress »be needs a great deal mure. skirt, just below the waist. During Chas. Van Amburg has purchased Gwin ; azu .u.r the ...« season when -....... eggs are .r*. — — --—. --A Cu'a Mock «>f groceries. and will open a • and eheap UM...; many |Z, persons pack them, mmu grocery and crockery Mure nt Ihlton. |I end down. In Ir. a te»x tox well covered c0J”rwL* with l“' i coarse salt, never allowing the eggs to Scarlet fever is reported near Cedar toucb each other. Have small holes bored Creek. ; j ' (in the bottom to drain off the moisture. Charles Moreau Is said to be a novice In 1 Some tw oats topack in. a mechanical way. While working on the , a delicious almond cream is made by repository the other day he placed a ladder mixing half n pint of cream with a pint of against a post on which he desired to nail milk: sweeten to taste, add the yolks of a plate: tire top of tire ladder being over I eggs and the white*. with an ounce of the post, and the post running between I ebopped almohdx Stir over the fire In a the rounds. He nailed the plate on all ; porcelain bowl or pipkin placed in n sauce­ right. but was obliged to take the ladder i pan of tolling water until It thickens, apart to kraseti It from the post. Charlie | Serve in custard cups. is talking of taking a trip to Dwight. Hl.— . lJot ^(sup |, |n every way belter than l>elton freeze. | col(i fot W9e on meats. You can thicken Mrs: Lucy Gordon asks Woodland town-1 any sanee almost as well with cornstarch ship fur 3.573 damages for Injuries received I ns with-butler. This March ha» 01! In It. from falling <»n a defective sidewalk in the j With some syrup of preserve or Jelly or village while the village and township ' the juices of canned fruits very good sweet were together, if Mrs. Gordon had fallen i sauces can be made with either arrow root on a Hastings Wduwaiki, modesty would , or any other tine starch. Cornstarch put have forbidden' her asking less than S10.- in with the vinegar for coldslaw makes a 0J0. I good thicken Inc. This Is to be remember'd ' when butter is high. Artemus Eastbrook, rd W nodland, has a m.-V u«.i <inM that «riM»s rustic stand which has stood in his home ( wIT« st^ fur several months, and which has several " B Xin 1V bv n^lit k a Bill Hye in writing about the country roods expresses himself as follows: "Our wagon roads throughout the country are generally a disgrace to civilization and be­ fore we undertake to supply Jueger under­ wear and sealskin covered Bibles with flex­ «« ,r .1. to„„ruwible backs to the African it might be well tug out or it. .blacking. to put a few dollars Into the relief ot galled Woodland real estate Is assessed al 371H.-; A water bottle, the Interior of which and broken down horses that have lost their health on our miserable highways.” MO and personal property at «81.500; a ha, b^tne coated with carbonate of lime gain of 310,400 in real estate and a loss of fn,ra haril waler> ranv c|eaDed by washOld Sol is gelling up so high that it 34.500 In irersortal estate from the assess-1 Jnc ln watcr jn wh|ch a faspoonful of hardly seems possible tiiat we will have mentof the prep-eding year. . • ,p|rit* pfaalta has treen dissolved. Rinse any more sndvr storms this reason. In­ Prof. Charlei Wolcott will make a i well before using. stead of sitting around a red-hot coal stove ThewhltesofegKsniaybegivendlfferand shivering, as has Iwcnqulte customary balloon ascenslnn and parachute drop in I se rasplierry up to the present, people bare commenced Xashrille on caeb day of the races. Juneent coiora and flavors. , (tyrun for pink eggs, spinach for green ami to let their mind wander to the more en­ *J and 10. ■ the grated yellow rlud of the lemons with joyable things of life. Camping parties ttyu or three drops of’saffron for yellow, are te.’cohdng quite common and the coff tagrs nt the favorite resorts near the city e 'i... « ...nt cmm and an'l vanilla ranula ami and chocolate chocolate for for brown. brown. If If The Star Sunday school will h <1 Child-1 f gliding the flavoring the cream Is not are being opened tor the first time since 7'2 ’JEX Lv nnlte firm. stir In a little powdered sugar. the reason closed last year. Jin Indlanna exchange crowds a vast amount of good sense Into a small space . when it says: Small debts are what blights day. June IV atj 10 unlock. the general business ot a country. Every . I I,.a _ . store keeper has a large nathlxfr of small wUng. i | debts on his books and when It Is remem­ thta weak~We think j bered that the aggregate amounts In many Hummer Is ticarjas the little moequitoei* are . cases to hundreds ot dollars, aud that It "Sending in their bills—Mr. and Mrs. M. I comes out of the profits of lu» business. It Manning have liven entertaining relatives j can readily lx: seen wlj .the small dvjR from Tenn—LaM Friday wnj-a great day j system of ttie country figures, largely/in in our town. The streets were thronged I discouragement; aiiddossefl to lhe trade. with people from all parts of the country, i Had the early pioneers even In their Pomona Grange creates quite an excite- ‘ wildtyl dreams, pictured that theri: would ment—A weddipg in the near future—Mrs. i . . have been such a demand tot nice timber S. Weeks Is quite |>oorly. us there Is to-day, it goes without" saying that the waste of limber wotitd have been . •vui’i iirove. less marked. In clearing land for making Still it rains—N. Coats is getting totter homes, millions ot feet of lumber that —Mrs. Flora Wood is still on the sick list i would command an enonuvuH price to-day —Bena Slocum from the State Road spent were given over to Ike flames. The court Sunday at .lames Townsend's—Anna bouse, that stands as a monument to old Chase will l«»avu this place for Grand Rap­ pioneer days, has srots that .are made of Ids In the near future—Mr. Futbea and fine black walnut lumber, so we are told. family Sundayed at Sid Thomas'—Wm. At the present market value of walnut the Durkey of HoIum-h church vicinity has been l seats in the court room are worth as trfuch laid up for some time with rheumatism— as all the rest ot the building put together, Rev. lliiwplirei preached at the church providing the walnut is In good condition, Saturday ev^fing. Sunday morning and as it undoubtedly Is. evening—Mrs. Gould, daughter Ruth and Comptroller ot the currency Lacey, son John, will make tin extended visit in formerly member ot Congress from this the east. Buffalo. Cincinnatti and New York district, in a recent Interview thus “peaks and wilt start in a few days—Mrs. Fowler of his intended removal to Chicago to of Grand Rapid fl visited her sister Mrs. L. assume the presidency of the Bankers’ Fuller one day last week—The six la! at National Bank: "I feel that Chicago Is Wm. Smith’s was well attended and all re­ more firmly linked with Michigan than b port a good time—Truman Munion rides New York, and so 1 prefer to go to the in a new buggy—M Isa Reuter of Freeport former city. The Bankers’ National is to was dress-making at Mrs. Engles' last be a new Institution wl*h a million dollars week—C. Fuller nnd wife was In Wood­ capital all {mid In. and Its directors are land last Sunday—Mr. and Mrs. Marks of among the best and wealthiest citizens of the city. The new 21-story Masonic tempie. In which building the bank will occu­ py a targe portion ot the first story, Is nearly ready for occupancy. I shall not resign here to take effect before July 1. as the bank will not open for business until ou or about that time.*’ Ever since Hastings Division No. IP an­ nounced its determination not to drill at the coming conclave in Kansas City In August, and seemed still more detirmined not to change thdr convictions as time went on tl*t It wgs tor the best interests of all concermd, not to enter the contest. Interested parties have tried to draw them into the confect. Ixmg screeds have filled Pythian perodicols denouncing their de­ cision as a cowardly one; that the with­ drawal of lhe champions would lessen the .interest in the meeting and discourage competition: that it would -cast a reflec­ tion upon (he Integrity of the Michigan brigade.” etfl/ It is very strange but these •*\ protests come at so late a time that It would be impossible to get the division or­ ganized aud in good drilling trim by the time of the meeting. Had the Division made such a decision after It had won the championship the first lime at Milwaukee, such imputations might have some weight. But to cast such reflections after the cham­ pionship has been won the second time In succession, and after good and abundant reasons had been given, Is unjust and uot knightly, to say the leuL But those " who hare entered their protests at the eleventh hour may be assured that they will have the pleasure of seeing the champious drill at the contest In 18M, at which time we expect to be In lhe "pink of eon dltlon” and win the cbampionsnlp for the third time. TURF ANDJTRACK NOTES During the racesat Stn'aAikv Cal. April 30. Silkwood, a filly not yet a year old. paced an eighth in 18 seconds. Sunol will eat hay that cost FH per ton. The price was 313 per ton nt PleaMntuwu, Cal., and the freight to Meadville Hal Pointer a purse of K,q •ably during th md (or same tree ot chance. Mr. Park« r. P prletor of the, Hasting* huuw. ‘V™ Dr. Lakins'pallenta. Call ®n Hme and-gel a list of home testimonlata. ' Jas. L. Wilkins, ex Mayor of Ha*‘*’*’* says: “My pl!« would come down constantly when I was on my te*t J r two years! was unable “» nrt‘’ never came down once after Irkins’ trratmeuL I d‘« nx»re work in one day than I before he treated me and do IL?.1 J.Ld* I have talked with many Grand people he cured year* ago and all speak ot his ability in the hignest termsCall on the Dr. and talk it over. Got. John Mllkr. ot North IHHoU. reUU. on in.ui.re or whnl H boln* *Sc*,ln; pll.brt by firmer. In lhe Krt Kir.r X .11.1 or Mlnnrwl. .nJ North J1' S. J. LoUnd. n.-ar bib town or Dwight. S. D bought 1*50 acres of land In the spring <)t”18l»L for 8-i.GGO. and raised crops that season worth the salary ot a government clerk. Iu excess of the eost of hta farm, as per the following statement: «tuo Bu. of Wheat. »’ ate........ ttan.M no .. .. oate.j^Sta- .Working day and night on Victor Bicy-i Go to DR. LOWRY S cles and do not I hatf /our eyeH fitter! with produce ________ - them fast 'glasses or spectacles. Jn „r. enough to supply the Ider to have your eye si-l/t ,1 • ... .. preserved in.n into old age. the demands. eyes should be properly exam­ ined and tlie right kind pf ’ glasses worn. Dr. Lowry keeps a large stock of th.. fin. e<t quality and greatest vari­ ety of eye glasses and sp<-. ta. cles at his office, where you '■ can have your eyes examined at all t mes.- THE VICTOR ' LEADS. SHRLEY W. SMITH, The Victor Man iieductiug «»t of taiui ........................................................... S1.LM50 Cases of'thl* kind are so common that they are a drug in ‘ the news market out When you jvant a FRESH LUNCH,:-: Go to the C/Z’F BAKERY. Fine line of creams aud fresh confectionery. SABBATH SCHOOL SONG. Up men of toil, when you seek for a choice. Let your own better judgment decide, The Light Running Plano will brighten your fields.. For she is never found lacking when tried. As she glides through the fields^df the Golden Grair And the wealth of bright Hewers in crown she;, c As they fall seem glory, and smile as the song bird I Are singing around the Plano. A. E. RENKES. 00104906 All property belonging to Mrs. H..J. Kunfield in Hustings including houses, vacant lots and farnijof 40 acres in second ward. Apply to W. F. POWERS. HARDWARE STORE. sm ICE OF ASSIGNEE S SAIJL By virtue of the ci-mmou law kMdgmcpt 1 He­ ir made to me by the H-.o-Ur.K- Furnttuni C<n»plitiy. for the benefit of St* emlitore. I eltall Mr. Chat. N. Hauer Ot Frederick, Md., suffered terribly far over ten year«with abscesses ami running sorer on Lis left leg. Ho wasted away, grew weak and thin, and was obliged to use a cane and cratch. Everything which could to thought of was dou-s without good result, until ho began taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla which effected a perfect cure. Mr. Hauer Is now U| the best cf health. Full particulars uf his ca»o will to scntall who address j C. I. Hoop A Co., Lowell, Mass. Ho5O‘3 PILLS tro*hetest cfter-dlaoerruu, mUt digestion, ecm headache end bhlotuam. CASTORIA Castoria 11 Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nareotlo substance. It Is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops,' Soothing Syrups, and Castor OU. It is Pleasant. IU guarantee is thirty years’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castorladcstroys Worms aud allays fererishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cm. toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. 1,200 MEN Unurt BwhU. MW- «t» b. TT'V^l* ; What is forenoon, at the office lately occupied by *airt Harthurx Furniture-Company. In the eftyof Ha-itliut*. Mh’htaan. located in factory '■ulldluK of ulil company, nil the pnqwrtv and ai-uhcta of ever)- name, nature und deecripuon of waiil ItaetlnK* Furniture Couj;<any. which ohatl not have In-vn x>l<! and dlN]w*ed of by me. pre­ vious u> the time above appointed for offer­ ing aalfl property at public «ale. The property >ooffered for »a!e ta emlirai-<-l. for the mo»t jan. in the following jreneral des'Tiptiono. to wit: U) Alt the right*. Interred and '•quittai of every kind t--l<mxJng to sai.l a-wlgnor in and to the tolidine* and the appurtenance* occnSled hy wild company tor the purjWM**» of it* U'ln»ort. luciudmx the rtaht.*. interest» and erjulUe- of .sold a«»lKQor in the laud on which i-Ud toildtn#* arc located. tteecrB.ed «■ frdlows, to wit: . City lots five hundred forty four, five hundred forty five, five hundred forty dx. five hundred forty Meren. five hundred forty nine, five hun­ dred fifty, five huu«lre<l fifty one. nve hundred any two. five hnndred •eventeen. five hundred efjfhtern. five hundred nineteen, five hundred twenty.dtvi- hundred twenty two. nve hundred twenty three, five hundred twenty four, fire hundred twenty five, four hundred three, four hundred four, four hundred five, four hundred six. four hundred seven, four hundred eight, four hundred nine, four hundred ten. f<»nr hun­ dred eleven and four hundred twelve, or the city of HaMiuKs Harry county, Ml chi gnu. cording to the recorded plat thereof. <X) AU bills receivable and account* receiv­ able of -cild assignor. <3» AU finished stock of beds, or jvirt* of Ivedii. drawn, commode*, toilette*, or part* ot toilettes, outer tablew kitchen tables, etc., on the first floor of factory building number two. wcnplcd by said aMdgnor. »«r in tire shipping" room of said factory: also all beds, or part* of bras, commode*.dreMtenutoUettc*.andpturtMof toilettes, in the white:" also all such good* in proce** of completion, or completed, a* arc con­ tained in the cabinet an I finishing rooms in the second story of said toHdfnr numtw two. (4» All *awrd lumber. conxhtUng of oak. ma­ ple. sycamore, b34wiw<M>d, incindtnir also "dimettoon lumber.’’ Which u in the yard* of said ‘5i All glass, paints, oils, hardware aud manufacturing supptie* of ail kinds. «i> Ail dimension stock not in lhe yanla of sa._! company o’ the time of said assignment. ftiflrhtnery of every-name, nature an.! kind contained in said factory buildings, together With lhe belting, shafting and coun­ ter shuftlHi, rouncctto with sail machinery and p»»wer. together with engine* and G.lk-re .»> All furniture and tatSw of“ « him! connected with the bnstaess of said assignor ev^t- A!L?UUon*ry an,‘ ,,mce "upPlJ^of cry xmo. «1U nnp.13 .»a -ii upon >ald property mentioned In saidimbdlvbe M?"r * which mortgage bears 'late w** ffi”''® oy th* HioiUng* Hiraltnre Company to the HasUngs CltyBanl. In the sum of ten thousand dollars, arid was 7°uhde.^ mScU & ffr, bile sale, upon a certain mortgage toarte® te March 4. l«B. given by the HaiSxuni Fn£ S Call and see us, T. N. BLINSTON & SON Hastings. >{ich. IT’S A “JIM DANDY,” . The stock of lumber and shingles lately purchased by At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and sfad- ing’ " . , I he latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. > , Their No. 2 shingles are “just too sweet for anything.” ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A SEWING MACHINE? If bo, buy of the man who sells at the same price to the poor man or woman as to the rich. He wont charge you ^5 for a poor machine and sell the same style of machine to an­ other for $25 as do some dealers.. Oh, no! Castoria. 1 Castoria ft an excellent medicine for chib good effect upon their children." Ing date March fith. tffia and ntoi t'n t u. A larger profit is made by the breeder of high-class trotters than by the breeder of any other stock. Nothing In the oralnary surroundings of a horse can be so Injurious as the absence ot good ventilation. .rr |.>.-Uy 1.1.1 In fa"® <•’»’<’ Hurt will, pajMfr Vnder lUe wpe<r -liould be a layer . of white cotton. ET*Dr. 7r I-THURSDAY S. Ukln*. lb. Brt*«l in So. Oxford St , Brooklyn,' N. Y. such balance as shall, on the dii U‘ the real ’Nchare regular SIMM. bMdrt’.SSX any and all times, on and an-,l’r .‘i” “iSte ' The Dollar of the Poor Man Is just as good to Trav. as the dollar of the rich. He .**11® lhe Light Running .World Renowned Domestic, The New Home and some other first-class machines. He will sell you a machine for a small payment down and the balance in monthly payments if desired. It will pay you to call on him before you buy. Needles, oils and parts for all machines, T. PHILLIPS. �Unlike«»Dutch Process No Alkalies EXCEEDS A SCORE. The Death Roll Left by the • Wellington Cyclone. SOMEOF Other Chemicals WHICH IS BOSS. the preparation of VERY COMPLETE WORK OF THE WIND <u*t? «ncd <»» , •. ht'-h is ausolutely pure ansi soluble. ■ ('■■tn 4- ee times the strength IT A WELCOME’ WHEREVER IT GOES. FAIRBANKS SANTA CLAUS SOAP IS THE BEST FOR EVERY HOUSEHOLD USE. ms. iraurfahiug. by Crocora svorywhere. ■jxa,& Co., Dmliasisr, Mass. 13 BE IN EVERY UOLSEBOiD ■.'e-iswajw OREN'S COUGH CURE all Grocers keep it. A\f\PE ONLY by NKFAIRBANK &C0. CH ICLA60. _______ 5nOKE> ED. POWER J’ NO. 35. | YOU ICOUGH ]OONT OFLAY Mk.higan Central always the same ultj Falls Routt.' Visited by 12,* * AND WASHING THE CLOTHES, w. Baker & Co.’s Breakfast Cocoa, MERITS FORCLEANING KEMP S 122 ALWAYS THE PEST balsam rionsly Hurt — Property Deatroycd jurn occurred In th. Detroit rivar about, ’ran“ -- ---------- • ;1 o'clock awmUr nl«bt. r.«rl, .lnkl»a I “ U 1» u. <*“J"±f S! Ih. totter. Md iu,ta» th. dmwnloir ol p-ttetopportunltta tortahd Mr. John Horlrr, owner ■< th. tug, .nd th«n> to • «•>?»" “ "<? In .tityof cheap aubetances, that are ground Chief Engineer Robinson, of the aloam■ in so that the grains of the product are all barge Majsstlc, who was on the Wash­ I of the same shape aud color. The purchaser burn nt the time. therefore hnaabeolutcly no protection abort of chemical or microscopical analysis. The TWO OTHER TOWNS VISITED. I compound takes on the aroma of whatever deffee fa In it, aud very few persons will take the trouble to protect themselves from W1CAITA, Kan., May 30.—The cyclone such Imposition.—New York Sun. Friday night killed seven persons at Har- I per and seven at Argonia. The des true- j lion was frightful, as Ixith towns are near- : !y razed. Over two score arc badly in­ jured. Nearly every public building In TIME Table. both towns .was destroyed. The storm in erte «t -May 15,1KM. swept through a belt of eourttry one and a mu„ wme „CMIDg up Grand Haplds, Detroit half miles wide, licking up everything Favorite lloute between and the east. dean. It wns accompanied in portions of Ib'< Kaxbas City May 30.-A hpodal to lira Journal from ^rilingtou, Kans., says: W elHugton’s cyclone visitation has made it for the time thc chlcf object of interest for al! southern Kansas. No snch crowds have visited this city Itefort as those which alnce earliest daylight poured in on every railroad and highway yesterday. On all its four lines centering here th.Si.ur. m ,».!*» from... tor north as HutcWuaun, south from Arkausas City and west from Medicine Ixxlge, while the Rock Island, wan equally Industrioas in forwarding sightseers to tho stricken city. Division Passenger Agent Murdock, ot the Santa Fe, estimated the crowd at IB,(MX) which, is an exceedingly conservative estimate. It Is the common remark of those who have wltnc*scd similar scenes that in the rxtent aiid cumpleteueiM of the d rot ruelion it transcends anything lu their experieuce. Other like calamities have been ..I:L destructive cloudsouthern Kansas with burata. At lingo, nenr Hnrper, two per­ j sons were killed *by n water * spout. * ! The names of the killed nt Harper ore: ! ; J. L. Stainham, James Harrison, wife and child of dmnes Gallagher, child of Grant • Tomlin, Mr*. Frank Tomlin, William ' Stevenson. Injured: Samuel Cole, will I probably die; Robert Libricht, Samuel J Challis; Mrs. Samuel Challfa, probably . fatid. I Wild Winds Elsewhere. j Brownville, Ma, was visited by a terri­ fic wiudaud rain storm Saturday afternoo», doing considerable damage. At Marshall, Mo., Saturday there was a . miniature cyclonecarrylugroofs away and doing other damage. Frank Davis was ! seriously hurt. | At Knob Knoster, Mo.,-a nunritr of ! houses were partially wrecked nnd several । P*™0’!’* injured. attended with greater loss of life, but THE HOOSIER PROHIBITIONISTS. rarely has a picture yf such utter desola- | v tionnnd ruin been presented as that seen ■ They Adopt a Platform sod Nominate a in the devastated district. The miracle of j state Ticket. «. --------------^ May 37.—The Indiana it -u all M is that Lhe loss of ... life was notImhakapol four put a full state fold greater. This fa to be attributed to |, Prohibitionists yesterday, ,,,r the fact that the churches and the buzii- |1 ticket iu the field fluid nud and adjourned. The ne*> blocks were practically deserted ext-­ platform adopted declares for prohibition, cepting the twt> hotels, where eight of thee ' for government control of railroads and fatal casualties sp far reported occurred. telegraphs, for the removal of the tariff I... ; i;w’w fa*! 2i Horthera I A- M..' IEVi. I T- M. ' Grand Rapids iKa-t t’urfa McCord Allo . . Elmdale GlarksvUIn l..'.k'.' Woodbury Stiufiehl Mulliken G,nmd ledge Lansing Detroit ' tiowardUlty Kdmore Stanton loute ■ Grand Ledge I .:uiilng Grand JxKlxo Mulliken Hunflr.ld Woodbury LskeOdewa Clarksville Elmdale Allo McCord East Paris Grand Itaplds Grund ESSie Portland (onia Howard City Ionia Stanton ■ ilnmre IN THE • Every day. others week days only, t stop from ncct ssitiei*, against alien landowu- on signal. . There were nineteen in all, no far as Parlor cars on all trains between Grand Rap­ shlp. for wore rigid immigration and natknown at this writing, killed, and several ids and Detroit. Seats 25 cents. Connections urallzntiou laws, for election ot senators made in Union station, Grand Rapids with the of the wounded have tiled. The names of by popular vote, for postal savings banks, . Local Agent, Havitugi [ the former arc: lx?onnrd Adamson, for prohibition of grain nnd stock specu­ ji-.i.KS G. P Bi T. A. Chicago fhomas N, Cornwall, Frank Campbell, .UA-* nr.. ...... ...... «... lation, for service pemdons 'and for clos­ <><>«, ids asn-FrrosKxr. Favorite route to the Matilda Carson, Caroline Dillard, ----ing the World’s fair Sundays. summer resorts of northern Michigan. French, Junies Hastie, James Harrison, Trams leave Grand liaplrts for Chicago, a. . | The following ticket was nominated: James Hendricks, Henry James, Kl M.nnd 12.05 P. M..H11B P. M. ArriveChlcSgO w*. . »< „ Governor, Rev. Aaron Wirth, of Jay coun- 5:161*. M.. 5:25 P.M. Aud 7:06 A. M. Jones, William Jones, Jo..™, Wharton Wh.no,, Mason, MteO., , c. W. ColtonIztave lor Manistee and Traverse City 7:HAJames Mayer, Mrs. J. K. Sanner, i-. ' Mamie o( Shelby. M-onurr ot .Ute, J.ou. M.andSd? P. M. I Strand, X. Silvn, Hart Upson, James Parlor cars on day trains and sleepers on McCormick, of Gibson; auditor, Frank night truths to Chicago. I Weaver. Taggart, of Brown;trcnsurer. H. H. Moore, Ask oar agents lor further particulars or Injured victims—Those taken out of the of Benton; attorney general. C. S. Dob­ write to ‘ ruins injured, some of whom have since Gkzutur. DkHavkn. Gen’i Pass r A« t. bins, of Martin; reporter of the supreme Grand Rapids. I died,are as follow*: Charles Adamson,Miss court, John W. Bair, ot Newton; super­ I Bishop, Jrs.se Brown, Guy Colby, Mrs. intendent of public instruction, E. A- De­ Henry Conrad Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Earl,' vore. of Sullivan; state statistician, M. E. I'llOBAlB OHDBK Edward Forsythe, E. J. Forsythe, Silva Shiel, of Marion; supreme judge from Forsythe., Walter Forsythe, Lieutenant Third district. Robert Denny, of Marlon; William French, Mr*. T. J. Hanna, Mat­ ap|>ellatu judges, John Baker, John D. County of Barry, holdeu at I ha Probate Office Id ---------- ,...... .........................................U||. < v>rn-* an<i "»rm the city ot Hasting*, in said county, ou Tues­ tie Hotigus, Charles Hoover, Muggle King, Gouger, and John B. Joyce. f ritsids among mvall. • ami aH w>tb whom lie ba» bail any hind of Ehallmw day. the 17H> dav of May, in the year one James Imwrenre. Mrs. MAion, John Mar­ iban any aremar wm had ever vw'tcu our locality, indeed his character, thousand eljjht hundred and ninety two. like hl* skill, m beyond repnmeh. tin, Joseph Morris, Casue Mitchell, Mrs. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of The following are the dclvgntes-st-large Probata. Holier: Millard,Carrie Mitchell (child,)Mrs. DCBJNO THECO.Ml.Xi; YEAR THE IIOCTOK'S lo the national convention: Frank DeIn lhe matter ot the estate of David Murphy, Ralph Batekln, ----Sammons, 'tslta vrUl be faithfully continual, and .* life ami health be tparvd ho hopes Bowker, deceased. souchet, U. 1 ’ . Dunn, S. J. Pfrimmer, P. Charles Stoner,------ Thrall, W. H.^Tucker, reading and Alina the petition duly verified W. Hagans, H. J. Hall, E. B. Bcsun_/S. otOn to add many names t<» hfa nlntoly very < xtepstve list «•? jmtJeot*. Almertu Bowker, widow of said deceased, j Dick Weaver (child.) The past two years hmcrfatvely incrrit*cd thenumb* r id chronic invalids, A. Haynes, X. G. Carter, Mrs 1K M. praying forreasoos thorein set forth that the real estate of said deceased In said petition de­ Of the above Mrs. Murphy, an aged Minbed may be partitioned and set off to the AH »ijtl<n :* from caiarrb. iim«t and lung af| weman, and Jessie Brown will probably iI W. Hoxter, 8. J. North and Eli Kilter; several heirs <>f said drewaaed. fs'.lfnz in.-tiMd or Imprfrvtny. up|c*s under the ■ clectors-atd.-irgv. Sylvester Johnson and Thereupon It I* onlered. lhat Friday, the 1 die nud, as will be seen fnun what follows, Till* fa al*<> true of catarrhal isMhUtfans of the j M. W. Hardin*; members of national com­ totbday otJune, A D.i-wt at ten o'clock in tbn Momneli. l.intefa. kldnoys nn<! I ladd -r. Imifa-d tin- glandular -j stem r.nd 1 one of them has already died. The fu---------- ------------------- r..._ ... ..... i .in|r |o ncurjtgta. mittee. John Ratliff and Mrs. H. M. forenoon, be asblKued for the hearing of said petition and that the he’rs at law of said de | nerals of six of the cyclone victims—Mrs. Gougur. । liter u!m>, os'ie cd ceased and all other persons Interested In said j Snsfaer, her sister. Ails* Kittle Strahn, nn.| in Uni many estate . are required to appear at a session of ca*«f has auffc gi’wrnl tnrpiillty. ■ntarjflrfM nt< DEFIANT UNION SEMINARY. > ix-onanl Adnmson, Ida Jones. Horton Up­ Mid CtrarLtben to ba omara at the ProiMtc swumpantt*! I, dbM «v. ronMtjM! ton. and Profosoc James Mayer—took ntfiee. In the CUjM'd Hastings, tn raid County, cm depreertops ot and show cause, it any there be, why the prayer ‘ place yesterday afternoon front the Metho* i'vin.-t.’d with tuni of palms ol the netictoc.er may not bv granted. And it Is mid Mik*<>: \-<*t.coaled tmigw .•king bond, back ntid nml*. I dlst church. Jame* Hasty wns burled further ordered, that said petti loner give notice thick and hlffq C'itolt*! urine. I’oBTl.AXb, Ore., Slay. ID.—The Presby­ to the persons Interested In said estate, of the later in the day by t he (Ml Fellows, while j Ed Forsythe will receive the rights of terian general awctnbly got ns far as a pendency .of said petition and the hearing thereof by causing n copy of thia order to be tlcma w!!* fuhhfiiliy ’* U*»w lu^iruuuoti-, without wh ' sepulchre today. The body of Thomas Vote on the Briggs case Saturday and published lu the Hastings Baxxkil a newsj Cornwell Ims Iren forwarded to hfa home Briggs was beaten. Before the debata be­ pnm-r printed and circulated In said County of Ulcus Dr. HUninhrcy v Barry, onee In each week for three successive TIJ. .hr. i . I, near Ik'lleploin and that of Frank Coxnpbring it sample <>! urn. gan the report ot the co~m^ttt*o on the­ week.* previous to Mid day of hearing. j Udi to Wiilinnudmrg, Kv. ological setnlmirics wns prescnteil which Chas. W. aumstrom;. Judge of Probate. declares that Union has fuileil to corAply taken without r pdr*on:il vxitnlnutlon. J ' FREAKS OF THE TORNADO. (A true copy.) , with its obligation in the cointmct of 1570; rujUlly ttallhra into the that the chair c.f Biblical theology (Briggs •K>.l drntaeM from MORTGAGE SALK. Ur. Humphrey cured me. J , ; chair) fa dejurc vacant; that the seminary phy.-Jcfnns end ft H-nd*. <*'|M having Ixen made In th* conditions Hi.v. Ira IL Caiid. IlijlfflMc. Mich. stprles of the I fa In Open defiance of the tUMembly, aud ofDefault Many are'fl rlrange . do anything < ! account. Huv a certsiD m:>r:gaiur made by Fred 11. WhltHolman 5. Humphrey. | nev nmt Frank G. Whitney to Manly A. Bald­ wind’s vagnrle*\nnd of mnrvelous escape*, : that the com pact must 1m> nmiutained. win dated February nd. A. D. i*uo. and recorded Dr. Holman 8. Hutnpbr* y h» A Vote on the Brigg* Caaa. j while pathetic adventure* are not want­ the office ot the ll-ui-»ter ot lbwd* for tho I Ills proposed that the matter be arbi­ in County ot Barry and State of Michlga*. on the ing In Frank Qunpbcll’s pocket was wn.iivl tn a skeleton, we* n ~r< Si’tfvrvr Irom Htnrrit. 20tb day ol February A. D lew In liber 34 of ; trnild Iwtween the assembly and the setnifound a telegram from' his wife raying ! 1’or nineteen long years I suffered the misery nt d an- rh'sitnntlsm and tttetlnal*' < <«i:stij»atJ<>fi. V •• took bf:n to ■ nary. The BrlggH ruse then came up mortgages, on patre L3 and said mortgage was novanccot • erinite deafness from catarrh <»! ihe«u ami Dr. Holnrnn 8. Humphrey «t the ntitcl In Miain about that she and the children would fa- nt ; again and Briggs completed his argument. on thrSKh dav of Fvbiunn', !K»>. a»*izn<xi to rn:.l<Iie i-ar. Was completely cuted by Dr. Humphrey. «>m» year ago and in a tew months It” sa, fell nud entire­ CharlesT. Gorham which Mki a*>Ugum<*nt w»a AMOS KxshALU.4111 Isdale. Mich. । home Satiftday after a three months ’ abA |pi)g ueuw . r(UUW lucll n VUMJ WIU4 ly over bls phntirred and w*rlr hci;'le»s drmdllittn. A long debate ensunl and then a vote wns duly rreordrd. on «.luch worigige there fa I'.tAS-K I 1t<n vnoN, Edtn. Ingham ('•■.. Ml. li. | M-ncc in Kentucky. James K. Ha*tie was. ordered, which was taken on each of the claiim d to b* due al the date of this DpUce the sum of two btuidred thirty dollars and thirtyI In n barber's clirrir in the Phillip.* House six ground-* of appeal In turn. Each was three cent*, and an attorney’s fee of i weaty-flvo I WliltA*. II'.* or «nI l .• r i mi torture with ulcintk-h «if the stomach '*> such ms extent I when lhe crash came, and he met death sustained by a large majority. Then a dolfais provided for In said mortgage and no troubled for year* with catarrh, deafness and that 1 votnltid tip evdry night what ( had eaten during I will* one cheek shaven nnd the other uh- vote on three propo*itions as to the appeal suit or pruci-eding* at law having been Insti­ ■from one car. Was completely cutfcd by Dr. the day. 1 tried every wlu-re f»;r relief, even triiiig t> De* to recover the money* secured by said shaved. In one instance a horse va.* ' —to -tistnfa as a whole, to sustain in part, tuted Humphrey • troit. *-wl gpt mi icllef until 1 put my m the hands of motlgage. or any part thereof: picked up bfidlly nnd deposited on the top ! nnd nut tnSustain—wra* taken, resulting: Rar. F. w. iuylky-Jorrh. Me Argon. Mti-h. Dr. HolmitnS. H«;r rl.icy. who ennd wo intlrelv In ft Now. therefore, by virtue o( the nowerof sale n w ututtilfa. .'in.'. .M. I* t iinMwM.t.. hii-luc. Mtoll.। of a tw.b'tory building. A baby was • To sustain as a whole. 2U2; sustain in {*art, round cd Iu said mortgage, aud the statute la such case amt provided, notice fa hereby | taken out of its cradle, carried a distance • 127; not to sustain, 87. A resolution was given thatmade entirely cured by l>r. Holman 8. Humphrey. . , chi Saturday the 2na day of July. — *......... .. ........... I of two blocks, and deposited unhnrtned on ; offered and referred declaring that tho ap- A.’ D. 1802. at ten o'clock in the forenoon. I shall E. C. CsurnKtX. Hillsdale. Mwb. or Ih.ooi* Ct'HKti.- Fur fourn v;i y<s»r* ! bad ts* n tortur­ ed with a cwgb which was i.lfa n -> wrewt t.s to vomit >ell nt public auvliau, tn tfio highest bidder, nt • a pile of liny. peal Ixdng sustained the verdict of the me. and r.t one time I cliuust tiled t«d<wth 1 nl«o lied a the north front door .4 the court houae tn the ' The journey «t a 1’lnio Glass.' | New York presl'XJcry be reverse*! and that ylty vt ry e«-v< rv catarrh <d lhe dtotnkch mid labels. Dr. Holot Hostinim-Mlvhlgan. (that being the nlaou me by Dr. Holman 8. Humphrey. . • ... , Another freak of the storm was the r the papers bo returned thereto with orders where the circuit eoart for Barry comity Is heddMna. Molokt. North Adame. Mich. man?.Humplifaj-cut**! ttw. , , Mils. E. 1lrsT. Lansing. Mich. . eu). the premises deserita-d In said mortgage, or manner it* which a plate glass waa taken ; to try the case on Its merits. to much thereof a* may be necessary lo pay lhe I wa* blind with mtsructx In both cy«*. Was operated from lhe elegant Spicknail Huck aud i . ———— amount due on said mortgsge, with seven per on by Dr. Humphrey and my sight rertorotl. -1 carried several yards, rot up againnt a j ?1my *»»*• Boyeutt. I wrm mar. ntnuniu.-. ......... a---— cent, interest, ami all legal costs, t.rxe’ner >huu a. Ht *sKLi. Augusta, Wfa. bad :h> Idraktf jrettitjr help, but went simply to please my frame house, and, aside from loaiug a few | PoitTLAXU, Orc., May .IL—The Presby- wlthan attorney’a fee ot twenty-five .tollara friends. I could scarcely •t<-nor take a moment s com­ covenanted tor therein, the premises being cbips around the edge, was not broken, j ter la n nraciably bad .mother long*debate I was totally blind tor twenty-four»yitir« with *41'110 fort for contracted plt*«iea( and mental suffering. At devnbed lu said mortgage as all tifst parcel cataract. Dr. Holman 8. Humphrey remoevd the catar­ tune* 1 thought 1 sliouhi low ray mlml: ail was .terkn^s Three Rock Island freight cars were lifted ' yesterday over lhe Uulou seminary care, ot land known as Brants point between Beards*' acts and gnvo inc good sight. ami itloom. Dr. Hn'tnan b Humphrey cured mo entirely, from the track curried n distance 200 feet. | friends of tho seminary insisting that it Cove and Gun Lake lying east of the section Jso. NtitcTH, E:tu Clnlre. Wfa. and 1 rccoinincml him to all mhlcted. line which runs north and south bet a ern aeeSmrml liiMann* r.«m o< 1...V taambMlnUri propnlr. Th. m. DE. H<wl»;t. Mich ■ Ing. Co. Alia t Ofllcc. :ton« no. thirty-two am! no. thirty-three rt I Inn! suffered tor years with a so-called Ineurabk- val v­ ‘cAntlings having been hurled through the ter wm not settled. . . The most .important Yankee Springs Invlitding nut wld'h of said ular dieeasc of tbc heat L Dr. Huraprcycuivdnwcntirrly, sicty* of buildings as through arrows shot I Point and running >outhea*l or' thereabouts to J. V. Bvnxr.it. Newark, trtvu. action wns that on the World ’ s fair and yearn I Have been slowly l-reaa ngm.wn him uw --iu m. from a bow. The Lutheran cliuroh wrw i • on temperance. Elliott F. Shepard report­ May my Inrs tn swell nud ’ uT,? t J was fully in tho clutches of numb palsy. Dr. Humph­ fast lifted bodily from its Jou*>‘»«tions, turned ed on Sunday OMer v«nc.’ touraeuro* observance to the effect tuatr that few «lnys that the ankles w« re Inr-pvr than the thighs. 1 rey «-u red inc completely. ... .... completely over nnd deposhyl steep c unlwa the rtp<BUloB was closed Assignee ot Mortgagee. was coinpleti-ly lain un. Dr. IIntwphrey has w complete­ Miss Jvxis SiXK'ins. Hudson, M.ch. 8m itu CiCoumo ly cured me lbs* 1 ftti like ft new umn. do.v» <.n top ot. mM-noo. TO. Ocepl. , Uw „„uld 1L TM, Attorueys for a J I- <>. GtlKKSMAX. (telvlllv. Mich. ~„..1™1..lth.nx,t«tM lite church clmrej »<>» penetrated the roof iui<l the now , ,v„ ^opUd. Tb« tou.p.n.ue.T.mmltw An examining board of medical men at Charlotte. Mich-. Dated. April 2nd. examln<*l mo and pronounc’d me to l>e suffering with rests bottom up and has the appearance of j reporte*!, declaring that the assembly will ('ataiiuh or SnuiAcn. Wuwma ilfafa-tes and Hint I only lind about a jeor to lire, uhocr an immense cup. Dr. Humphrey'S treatment I am now ns round ns a bullet. Ccrcp.—ForSTyrers 1 hav*o I <*n an invalid and for tin. not supp**rt any party that does not come or so a treat soften r from the- twins of IndigosTlio Mall Had Just Begun. A. J. 8HVIi.ir.iu Maron. MiCb.^ JUt-cear ' out squarely iu favor of prohibition. A ’mSaiSchnmlccatarrh throughout. 1 There are many incidents of tho storm ,' fight was made against this, but it was re­ OxalDRia Ci'itzn.—For the past three yeyrTFliavesttf- v c-mrt I mt ted ihnt I X”t «» action that aru remarkable. The ball that was | whfcbjmly ma.lo matters worse. unttt f went to Dr. ' tainctl—210 to 906. fered severely with extreme depression of il»‘ l“2r’r1711* kind, in progress nt the Pliillippe House had just system, jow spirits, despondency, loss of appetite, falling Holman 8. Huriphrey. ami ism1am as. gmrt m now. ate begun. The mUsic had scarcely struck up energy and general run-down condition <>t the system, i Mi... THE DEATH RECORD. had nt»ent much dine and money trying In trot well, ana when the storm came. Ladies iu evening anally cured by Dr. Holman 8. Humphrey. dress fled terror-stricken into the streets, Jous Fekly, esteemed pioneer former ALDXHT Hopkish \ ermontvillc. Mich. where the ruin of water and bricks was cJ Will county, at Joliet, Ufa. I was a dreadful sufferer from kK«awU>^texfa arrt imralysls of falling. Strange to my, ndt one of those F. A. Bek, Chinese vice consul at San thewfii. 1 have been entirely cured who thus ran out of the hotel was killed 1'rnucfaco. outright, although nearly all were injured Joseph Frank, well kuown dry goods I was helplessly am! hopelessly sick with a farm’ flbrold wntor. to some extent. merchant of Chicago. Was cured by Dr. Humphrey six years HilX FORCKENBEUK, burgomaster of work over since. Miss LoUMK i hi Notwithstanding the charuter of yes­ Money Order Dept. Jnne<ville p. O-, Janesville. Wfa. Berlin. terday. carpenters, bricklayers and tifiners Joseph Martin, the noted French ex­ I measured A’ Inches around my belt from a reryj**'Bejy?Mtblnr were busy making the partially wrecked plorer, at Khoknud. mor. Was taken to Prof. Ludfant. Chkan. who wntld do notm g Validities habitable. Temporary shelter forme. Dr. Humphrey removed every vertigo of the gruwtn wnu hi» been provided for homeless uufoitun- ; iuedfor Ims out >*. U*. or Uirrhin, Ml s»mr. JtamW*'?«■ ales, and a relief relief committee committee h “ been been *<>««» inrnivu General RALPH BUCKLAJ.U^*t Fremont, formed «» to ..rise raise the necessary funds to |. The success cf this Great Cough Cure fa ““* SIaso.v. Mrcit.. Jan- ,Bkeep them front absolute destitution nnd Ohio. without a parallel in the history of medicine. want.’**The mid Lutheran I; A. W. AUMODU. I have iniffwed l,n^' want. The Presbyterian and AnMOL’i:. brother of the Chicago All druggists are authorized to sell it on a pos­ catarrh of the bowols and rectum. I had for r->urt«*n > churches were well protected by cyclone packer, at Bxcdrtor Springs, Kau. an Invalid from tamale trouble previous ro> this wnrit ?f’w « itive guarantee, a teat that no other cure can »cGeneral C. MoiiEHtUP, ----------nt As'policies and will be rebuilt at once. The G= “x! TuiiXEB C. ■ of the bowels, but managed to keep ar.iund and do ray wa ih cessiully stand. That it may become known. fohlon. but tar the put •evenU month* I ha*o ta «i romprtV fejO (MX) school house destroyed will in like bury Park, N. J. I was obliged to give up hou»®-k«»plnr nnd Uvo with *ny j nwinuerbcinjmrtrcstore.1 by the insurance j Bishop O’REILLY, at Springfield, Mass, At the tGno 1 was taken t> so.* Dr. H i ’•'’S'T.A k?co rar 1*3 f« company. Of tornado insurance on resi- J ANDBKW GABU CAMEBON, one of the tr.ul giken up all hope of ever getting well, bad to ' |( hnp0 lays together. My doctor* and all mr trlondi ha-J g*£« «<' deiicc nud business property there was so lit- uId*Ume printers ahd publishers of Chi- a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use il, far »f my over rooovwring. I often on** ’ 1 a ’A J<KJC time, and tlo as to l>? banlly worth mentioning. The logo. it will cure you. If your child has the Croup, with long pleeM of membrane from the bt*w*e* «’ ’"ch*,lr gallon abaolntc less will be $150,0UL |I General B. D. MvasET, at Wardrington. Mime days during th” twroty-four hour* I ’^‘.2 Wh-n 1 wns | Admirald RlCllMOXD Mayhe, M. P., at is sure. if stuff that Hokcd like mylosW’H worn r Htin. sway. nnaHy tikro u. d Jtor at the h<fd In »>« » Drowned In a ColHston. _______ ______ ' ixyndon. pp stairs and had to bo ctrried Into ^^work/hsvn DE1HU1T, May 3l).—A collision between JULXD Ledaudy, the noted financier, at | SHIW1 orward the steamer Mackinac nud the tug Wash- , Paris. ms Shiloh’s Porous 5<- QIQflR i the _-r _ 2" G Ottice at FORD’S HOTEL, TUESDAY, MAY. 24. One day only A YEAH l)F UNBIVALLED SUCCESS! Dr. Holman S. Humphrey, jXT hT*^ •MKhTE^“, “ SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. �AGAIN YOU MUST. COME! special Attractions F. W. GREBLE’S Note a Few of the Goods We Carry. Plushes Carpets Draperies Mattings Linoleum Window Shades Rugs Desks Easels Pictures Lozmges Commodes Dining Chairs Side Boards Ex. Tables Book Cases Hall Trees Parlor Suits, Etc. Bed - Room - Suits. F. W. GREBLE, 6 NORTH SIDE 65 HASTINGS, MICH Hastings Banner. when once the fight begins. The publication of the prices current for Thursday, June 2, 1892. lhe carpet trade for next season will be a surprise for free traders. Oue of their MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. greatest objections to the McKinley bill was its rates of duty on carpets. They al­ Tn HASTINGS, MICH., PO8TPFFICE, _________ acgcsTl*. 1879._________ leged that no poor man could afford to buy carpets again if the bill should pass, for the prices would surely go up. The prices Don't think of buying millinery goods until you visit Russell’s. You will find the styles correct, and prices the lowest In the city. ’ Plan your work so that you can take In the races for the whole three days. There are attractions that will 'be worth your time. The prospects are good for Kirby, the noted Augusta horseman, coming here with his stallion Frank Noble, who has a current show a reduction all along the line­ record of about 2:16. Tapestry can nf»w be bought all the way We claim the nicest and cheapest lot ot No little Interest wlU settie about Wash* from 67 X to 45 cents a yard, and other millinery in the county bought for spot ington when .the new congress gets Into grades about 20 per cent lower than here­ cash, to be sold cheaper than others buy, working order. With an overwhelming at the Racket , Pntx. Smith. tofore. The “tariff reform” argument is majority of shouters for tariff reform In C. G. Carter drove in from Plainwell last that the price of any article In - this country the popular branch, and the knowledge Is enhanced by exactly the amount of duty evening with “Western Magnet” and “Belle H." two of bls trotters that he has that their attitude with reference to tariff that is paid upon it. Now under the old entered for the races. He will slay here legislature will be watched by those to law, tapestry carpets paid a duty of 20 until after the races are finished. whom as much has been promised as was cents a square yard and 30 per cent. ad. John Cole has purchased one of the offered from the temple’s pinnacle in olden valorem; under the new law they must pay finest sulkies in the state. It was bought times, they will of course maneuver for a 28 cents d& square yard, and 40 per cent- In Ohio and weighs only 50 pounds. Dana favorable verdict from the grand jury of ad valorem- It is as plain as a nose on M. will yank thia around the track at a JUnerican voters. With so much at stake, pace that will surprise some of the oulaid-. your face, according to the free trade ■no­ era or we miss our guess. and so little opportunity for dodging the tion, that carpets must have gone up at Issues they have forced, opportunity may The name of Gen. D. B. Alnger Is prom least 15 per cent. But unfortunately for Inently mentioned In connection with th< be liad for determining bow far leaders In the free trade dogma, instead of going up office of Comptroller of the Treasury the “reform" movement have wandered 15 per evnL or more they have gone dow“ which It Is said that E. 8. Lacey' will soot from limits defined by the vaunted Mills 20 per cent. Facts and free traders never resign. Mr. Alnger has bad some gom Ml! of 1888, which was soeffectually snow­ did agree.—New York Mall and Express experience as bank examiner, and we true that he may secure the position. ed under In the elections of that year. EDITORIAL NOTES? There are some good reasons for believ­ ing that but little effort will bo made to further commit the party to the Cobden policy; but that with wisdom gained through experience, energies will be de­ voted to guerilla attacks upon certain fea­ tures ot the existing tariff. In which asMstance can be ‘hoped for from members Influenced by selfish or local considerations. JteoognizlDK the futility of assailing the ■'^jolkY of protection with avowed object of ■applantlng It with free trade In compet­ ing products, the advloe of their patron saint is not likely lo be ignored. A few Reciprocity Is still the watchword of this administration, nnd while a contused jum ble and jabber about tariff reform and trade distinguishes the conferences of ocrats, the republican leaders are of mind. Protection and reciprocity arc two great pillars ot national prosperityIf the rcichstag approves the arrangement proposed by the United States,, next Feb­ ruary will see Germany In the new Inter, national zolivereln. which is aCosamerelal union of no mean value. By this arrange­ ment German sugar secures continued free admlsslon. whllc our wheat, rye, com. oats, wheat flour and corn meal, and pork and .protected Industries will be singled out as beef are admitted at greatly reduced rates. sacrifices to the free-trade Moloch, with the -Philadelphia Press. M* that voters thus stricken can be In­ flated to aid in pulling other Interests to Additional Local News. the level of their own. It is against this insidious warfare that protectionists should be kept well guarded. •15 for 910 at McCoy’s. Millet wed, finest quality, at Stauffer's Rev. \y. M. Puffer’s lecture on Joshua was postponed, and will be given next Sunday evening. He will discuss that much controverted question about the commands of God to Moses and Joshua to destroy certain ot the ancient Inhabitants of Canaan and Moab. dence of D. IL Cook Saturday, June 4th. with the following program: Quotations, news items. Classic German course, first half of chap­ ter 9. Miss Allie Cannom; last half, Mrs. Colgrove. The Battle of Lunday’s Lane, Mrs. Geer. Reading, Talks with Goethe, Mrs. Nor­ man Bailey. .Critic, W. R. Cook. Mudge will start at the monument to-morrow forenoon on a safety bicycle, On Tuesday evening next. Hon. Daniel and attempt to beat Pat Murphy, who will start at the crossing In front ot this office, Striker will give an address before -tlte to Ford’s hotel. Dor? going 72 rods while Epworth League, the subject being his re­ Pat govs 48. Ten dollars a side Is bet be­ eent visit to the general conference at sides several side wagers. The probable Omaha. result Is much talked of. The regular monthly meeting of the W. Every merchant and every citizen of lhe F. M. S. will be held at the home of Mrs. city should take It upon himself or herself Ocar Crook ou Green St Wednesday, to properly advertise the races. When June 8th, beginning at 3:30 p. m. Sub­ Grand Rapids or Kalamzoo get up some ject of Study, “History of Work in Peking." races their merchants offer extra Induce­ Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach at the ments to draw a large crowd, and they al­ ways have IL It spreads the name of the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning. firm abroad and draws the people. It |a In the evening. Prof. W. £. Hill, of Des needless to say that people have gone a Moines, an able and eloquent speaker. who good many miles and seen worse races last year lectured throughout England Scotland and Ireland, will deliver a lecture than will be witnessed here thia year. on temperance In the church. Ail who Next Monday the train load of wool wish to bear a good lecture are Invited. boots will be shipped to Chicago via Kala­ mazoo. Placardshave been printed and -- - - — — — «> me i raiiy. terlan church next Sunday evening at 0:30 will ta> IM, lhe can beliK eitr, Urre— lo b. led k, MIm BI<Brbe HoIm? 1 34 feet long. Another shipment about as The ladles missionary society connected larga will be made about the flrat of July It was the Intention of Manager Fender! with the Presbyterian church will gast to have them shipped all at one time the parsonage next Wednesday at 3 o’clock. but revere! of the large jobbing bouses The parish auxiliary of Emmanuel could not handle their orders before July hence the shipment bad to be divided church will meet at the home of Mr. J But divided as It Is, It will be the krgSi H er Tumday 1b June al • p. m. A full attendance Is earnestly requested shipment of wool bouts aver made. as it k the last meeting before the annual The concert given by Mra. Yale assisted convention at Grand Haven. by her scholars last evening wm a verv enMra.bY»*^*.’ <nd ereiilt^poo Remember the races June l«tb. 17th and 18th. Joborers and capitalists thereby dlsadvanP. T. Colgrove is pushing the work on -taged will be urged to Join In crusade hili new residence on Green street. against all protected manufactures. Al­ Mulls, pineapple tissues, chaIHe*. cotton ready work along this line has been started surah, Cunuiu doth* at Spaulding's. to New England, where the promise of free Wr have about 100 trimmed hats to se­ lect from aU Ute time. at the Racket. Mrs. Yale an u vneal teacher as well as laK are expected to dazzle the eyes and Fashionable and fine Persian mulls, jurt OU the program waa exoewllngly well tara the beads of certain mxnutaeturem-. the thin; for summer wear, at ItauelFv. Baled .~1 Ilwtap h., £ «ey well prod Th. Tlmr- I, m thlBQ u.,, walks. Wednesday evening, Jube 15th, an en­ tertainment will be given In Union hall under the auspices of lhe Knights of Pyth­ ias. The Mlsess McManness, of Indian­ apolis, have been secured to assist In the entertainment. One of the ladies Is an accomplished musician, while the other Is a noted whistler. They come bearing an excellent recommendation from Gen. Jas. IL Carnahan, and to say that it will be a fine entertainment Is putting It mildly in­ deed. The press speaks very highly of the abilities of the sisters. Several io the city have bad the pleasure of listening to them and pronounce tlielr musical abilities as something wonderful. We hope to be able to print tho recommendation of Gen. Carnahan next week. it—..-' hm offleud staff. ot r onnoaa and The annual output ran Blucher The latest and neatest cut she on*the market. It’s fine It’s stylish, it’s not expensive, Call and see it. WOOLLEY » & » BKON50N JUST OPENED! The store at Milo, with a full and complete line . of Groceries, Boots Shoes and staple Dry Goodn. Having moved my stock from Cloverdale to this place and added a complete line through out, I am now ready to wait on each and every one who may call. My expenses ore low and therefore I can give you goods at a much lower price than others with greater expenses can. . . , Come to Milo, the best wheat market on the line. Good roads, good prices and fair dealing. Good feed barn in connection where you can put your team out of the- storm, or leave it while gone to Kalamazoo or elsewhere. GEO. P. MOSIER- ...» Minnie Dickinson, who Mururlswt >n u_. ’ . ~ w ruuiittM ***• with which * **«- Hpam and •rf others uurthy of FORGET DON’T MILO, MAY 23, ’92. �H astings Banner Thursday Junc 2- lS9g» -------- w. r. COOK. M6*1 NOW 1 i THE TIHE To buv slimmer goods. < inr”stock of Muslin ■ ndvrwear is such that . annot be excelled •ither in price or qual. by any house in the ladies ( all and examine it bebuying elsewhere. L.E. . ST/lUfTER The remains of Mrs. Bldwall, an old resi­ personal mention. dent of thia elty, were brought Jrere Mon­ day evening and interred Taesday. Rela­ Jim Mason was In Kalamazoo over Sun­ tives from Battle Creek, Detroit and else­ day. where were present* 10 AS!«t*n *»t /’’"Mrs. M. W. Hides entertained the C. L. wrek“ Eu’“ Qu,n° . S, S. C. Saturday evening, erenlnj. and after the concnnFrank Cole went to Bellevue on hlsblcyI elusion of the exerci-Ms entertained the class and a few Invited guests with ?x(»b clo Saturday. ■lent light refreshment*. Mark Norris, of Prairieville, was in the If you want a neap that is'said by people city yesterday. of Ud*-cltjkwho tiiKiltj-who have used it to be equal or Chas. Barlow, of Coldwater, spent Sun­ superior to the I^enox. nnd seven bars for day in the city. iS.centa, go to S. E. Phillipa’, the gooeer*#, ami ask for Artisans soap. T.“ “• r°’"’ Su- We rvgnR riiat our bananas run short ”• B*’“ ’’'”t s“last week but will try and have plenty on■ <>.?« hand this .Saturday. We are also selling the liest and cheapest and best rtndles in। Miss Sabie Beadle returned to Benton town. Harbor yesterday. Hams & VasArmaxI . John Beamer, of Grand Rapids, spent All parties owing us accounts that are. Sunday hr the city. sixty days old we wish would pay the cash ! J. J. McLaughlin vfrRed relatives in or notes to help pay our debts with by Juae 10th. We can use notes if you have Allegan last week. not got the cash. Please accomodate us। Belle Handy went to Grand Rapids a.pd oblige E. W. Mohkh.l A Co. • oil a visit Saturday. Bert Brumm went to Nashville on a vis­ The Michigan Central will on June 2. 3. • 4 and 5 sell tickets from Hastings to Mln it Saturday evening. neapoils. Minn., and return, at the rate of May Roberta visited relatives In one lowest flraLclass fare, good going Jdne (Grand Rapids last week. 3, 4 and 5. and returning not later than June 25th, 1802, on account of the Repub­ Mrs. P. A.’Sheldon is entertaining a lican National convention. lister from Grand Rapids. M. A. Gili.max. Ticket Agent Miss Olga Beumer wlut to Muskegon The Michigan Central will on June' Id, ^Saturday for a brief visit.' 17, 18. 19 and 20th sell tickets from Has­ Mias Gertie Pendergast visited friends tings to Chicago and return, at the rate of in Muskegon over Sunday. one first-class fare gopd going June Id, IT. Mrs. Clarence Young, <*! Allegan is vis­ is. 19 and 20. and returning not later than July 8th. 1892. on account ot the Demo­ iting her parents in the city. cratic National convention. Mrs. Ed Martin, of Eaton county, visited M.<. GtLLMAX. Ticket Agent. friends in the city last week. Mrs. Johnson, of Cheyenne, is visiting Russell invites yon to inspect his large and complete line of millinery goods before Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Babcock. purchasing anywhere. It will be to your Bro. Felghner, of the Nashville News, Interest to do this. First, despite what made oa a short call yesterday. others say. you will find lhe largest ami best assortment in the city from which to / Mr. nnd Sirs. F. C. Brooks, of Shelby, make satisfactory .selections. Next, you ft'isited relatives in the city last week. ' will observe that the style* are correct and/ Mr. nnd Mrs. Ira VanValkenburgh and the stock Is being constantly replenished daughter Kate returned from the west ••at. d<> your artificial teeth , with new nnd seasonable' hats and trim­ Saturday. >*a? if •«» •end 'Mie dollar tor Handy holder. You can apply it mings. Finally, and what Is of special in­ ”“■ John Pender] Pendergast went to Chicago Mon­ i> nimtife. and i«» fnaUCr If terest. prices are the lowest in the city. --------— inlh(? lnteresl of llie Wouj uit will hold firmly in rhe day evening rryingeirrumuancM. r’ bool company. A terrible tragedy was enacted near HAND. I). D. 8. Augusta last week Wednesday by onty White Cloud, ) Miss Flo Beadle left for Grand Rapids Michigan. Gilbert Roswell, who was formerly a reslf Monday to resume her position iu lhe dent of this county. For many years lid1 schools there. lived in the township of Barr}' where h<A pursued several avocations, but spent muchi *“ C. G. Mixer will .soon leave tor atrip of hi« money for liquor. For t long lime■ through the west in the Interest of the trouble had existed between himself and Whip company. wife. The bouse In which they lived be­ CIRCULATION * Mr. and Mrs. Walker Matthews, of longed In her and upon the day the tragedy $0 quires?. occurred she attempted to get him to leave Grand Rapids, visited relatives in the city ' and vicinity over Sunday. if. He fell upon her nnd crushed her :c» fur advertisements skull with a potato masher and shot him­ Sid Crowell returned from a shooting e Tuesdays at latest to self later with a revolver and died in a tournament in Wiusdor last week, and he l*sue of the week short time. He was <15 years of age and brought back his share of- the prizes. his wife 58. /’Dr. C. W. Young, of Allegan.-passed How long will this drain of population I through the city*Saturday ou his way to from the tbiuly to the thickly settled com­ Saginaw to attend the denial convention. at Spaulding’s. . j munities continue? Perhaps reason tnay < R. K. Grant. Spary Phillips and Luke A J । suggest an answer to this query. The .Waters returned from their tishlnft excur­ >•* ^1 11 get for you at Me- basis of all wealth la agriculture. a:.d tbr sion to the north last week and report a : highest material and moral advancement it. catch ci of about 300 of the speckled beauties. ! of a people Is dependent on the hannlini- Y"George Rock will leave for the Brooklyn t i<tv! nic-sr dress trimmings at our development of their agricultural, manufacturing, and commercial interests, Navy Yard tomorrow morning, where he /rhe free interchange of commodities be- will be stationed for the next three years xt Saturday on / tween thenat ons. which Is hkely to come as Naval Constructor, his duties being to \pake designs for war-ships. in the not remote future, may lessen the at Bussell’s from 10 rigidity of this requirement, so far as con­ / N. T. Diamond and wife. Will Chidester WHEN YOU -PLAIN MQT5 When people step into our store and look our stock over and get prices, they say at once: “It’s a fact that I have found the right ■ place,” and they have a right to. for it is a fact that our stock of urn nt ns* fnk ms I? beyond reproach. Oar rtock is always ready for inspection and you will always find us willing to show goods. We are in the mar­ ket and expect to remain in. We buy our gbbds for spot cash, and don’t do any long time credit business, therefore we can sell you goods as clfeap as any hoilse in Michigan. We don’t spend much time writing adv’s for the papers. All we' ask you is to give us a call and we will show you that we are as near the front ranks as it’s possible to get and remain in line. Call on us and we will leave it to you if we know what we are talking abont or not Remember that erery man woman and child get» the IKe hare but one price and that’s the price you will find marked on the goods. Yours respectfully, E. W. Morrill & Co., One-Price Clothiers. Hastings, Michigan. SNEEZE! OCAL NEWS. cerns lhe leading nation#, but it cannot and wife. D. W. Reynolds. Miss Phyllis safely be disregarded altogether. A time Diamond, Milan Waldortf. Miss Kittle must come under existing tendences when Beadle, Dorr Mudge and wife and G. F. farm articles will command, with respect Chidester and wife kpelit .Sunday al Elmuude n big cut on flowers now; to other commodities, a price sufficiently ■ Racket high to render their production more profitable than at present. Then the drift from good*, new stock farm to factory and mercantile house will A light bay mare four years old. weigh­ slowly subside, aud a general readjustment ing twelve bandied pounds; and a brown her i.ew invoice of millinefy goods of employments and Interests will gradu­ mare four years old, weighing Jen hundred. ally be brought abont. — Charles M. Harvey d at th? Racket. Smith A Colokove. . In North American Review for May. the gvxt ”0 days for prices' World's Fair Notes. nt-, nt the Racket Many greivous rdi«ons con front me as tn Applications for space can only be made ••why our woiueryrade.” but I shall touch during the month of June. Any one de only upon a few of the strongest, writes airing the blanks can *be furnished by call­ Pliiilips’, the grocer’s. Felicia Holt in the June Ladies’ Home ing on Mrs. D. G. Robinson. Journal. I look at the many women of my i it*' for binding twine. All ladies interested in the World's Fair acquaintance: I *e? lines on brows which F. H. Baki.ow de Co. ean only be brought there by worry, and are requested to meet at'the society rooms tit-, of Grand Rapids, will “worry” 1 take to be one of the worst foes Monday afternoon. The ladles of the :igof six horses here for the to a woman’s youth. There are dolls to be county should take It upon themselves to sure, who never think, work or act: I do make some exhibit. It would add some­ -<>:n».'tidiig handsome In all not here discuss such creatures, but thing to the attractions and advertise to w- have them at O. D. woman in ter vocation as a sentient belirg. some extent the name of the county. In this country, a* In no other, do women Be sure and be on hand at halt past two. BY OHDKB OF COMMITTEE. . ,, . . , „ .. , . ,! have to struggle In the effort to keep up n . n.u... v.rkly. In .1! tb« latwt . o( grall wri,|,h not I n i.rter, from two ctiu to two I 0, ,„d Instead of diminishing, rather doqs In bee them. I Krea, fortunM are beiug absorbed by the opportunity of your life ' “brew* financiers; hence, many far more terest Ifi tite beautiful ceremonies of Dec­ oration day Increase with time. As we getting one of those bed-, cultivated nnd refined people murt leave farther behind us the events of that .MT* at McCoy’s. | retire, “forgetting the world, l»e by the memorable struggle for the preservation of a -----struggle world forgot,’” or undertake ........TO—- our country, the memory of the heroic sac­ which ends only in the grave. .It would '■ and will «ell all flowers, hat®, rifices and unswerving patriotism of ■ it what others pay-for same went at the first an unworthy strife, and so the defenders of the flag does it Is, not only unworthy hut horribly de­ not grow dim, but grows brighter grading if entered Into with the purpose of Republic*are said to be ungraceful. ■* This Pm n. Smith. vying with the more fortunate for the charge Is sometimes true. Niii so, how­ find the largest and best line mere poAaesslon ot money: but alas, it rep­ uimmlogsat Russell’s. A large resents to the fastidious and well-born ever, In the case of the boys in] blue, who ! th,- v.-ry latest things In this line woman all that to which by nature sho is left home and dear ones, that tbe blessings of freedom and the protection of a united just, received. Justly entitled; works of art, music, liter­ country might be vouchsafed to, them, and ■'•'i dollars worth of flowers on ature and the outcome of the ages.. to coming generations. To pay the full izlit hir 37;< cents on the dollar. The manufacturing Institutions of the mede of praise, to express complete grati­ w<-'undersell all competitors at city ought to arrange for some space at the tude, for such valor and such patriotism ••t. ’ PntN. Smith. World’s Fair, In which they could display must lie forever impossible because of the Insufficiency of public resources and the !• 'ii’i p.iy high prices for Inferior soaps. their products. The various articles manu factored here are peculiarly fitting to be poverty of words, fhwt the American 11 •” E. Phillips’, the grocer's, nnd buy people to-day feel what they cannot ex­ • I'l.’-of Artisans soap for 25 cents. displayed among the manufactured pro­ press, what they cannot crystallze intolaw. ’.vim use ,t say it is larlter than ducts of the nation, aud wooldnot only add to the attractions of tWbig sfiBw*.,but Is beyond doubt, as each recurring memor­ would be a great advertisement for jthe ial day bears witness. Nor are the people ti.e new millinery goods at RusaeB's. city. There are only three or four 'feit of our own city behind any other In de­ -. !. .vt-ek an invoice of new bats and boot factories in -the country, and of these sire and action to express their sentiments Iritntnltigs is received. You can certainly Hastings is by far the largest, producing of praise and gratitude toward tbe living »uit yourself there in both goods and more than one-half of all made. There and the dead who defended tbe Union and will be observed In the isn't another Institution lu the country the flagSunday morning. Fitzgerald post and You will find the following new weaves that makes halters out of raw-hide as they the W. R. 0. attended In a body divine in dress kcmnIs. at Spaulding’s: C'hevel, are made here, nor any other Institution worship at the M. E. church, and listened '-oteliue, tail ford, melamge, whip-cord, that tans Its leather so quickly and so nlc< - to an able discourse by Rev. W. M. Puffer. Kr.-., lienriettus and cashmeres in those ly as It Is tanned at the Whip factory. Monday morning at nine o’clock the post, This latter might be the means of starting , na'ebome new shades. a tig shoe factory here, of which there has about 60 strong, bended lhe procession to /. l!- " ightman suffered a slight stroke been some talk. Of course there are other Riverside. Back of the veterans were the । m paraly.’., Tuesday that may keep him Chair A Table factories In the country, school children In conveyances, followed roncned lo bls home for some time, owing many of them, but there are none that by citizens In carriages. It was an Impos­ ’ ’dvanced years, though bls many make any better goods than are made at ing procession, an inspiring lesson lu Itself \iwtids hope to see him abont soon. the Chair A Table factory, *nd£e* ^al to a thonglitful mind. Arrived at the cemetery, tbe beautiful and Impressive G. The attention of young ladles who will make as good and as cheaply. The I owA. R. ceremonies befitting the occasslon graduate from any ot the high schools of era furnace and Norcross furance are both were perf.inncd over the grave of their made here, and certa|nly possess merits the county is called to the fact tbas Ru»late comrade, Mr. Lonson White. After h»« a large lint of dress goods espec- that would stand the test. The hose reels this the graves of all ex-soldiers whose ty, Tomlinson ce -p, made by Bentley, A iwucr Rider <uu»b must, ><hr adapted for graduating dresses. » tiere .nt m.j(, judging! I'ojlle, were known to bo butted In Rleerbe as good a> ‘------------------------/ Zano' 0,0 Hghtning crayon »ranttef^UBtU;..Uvo?.n>I-«_l«» , ’-th . will be lu re one week, June 13 to unable to keep within sight ot I^elr orth- w„.?J .I ,7. . unable to keep within sight or tneir or- erlng assembled in the court y ard, and lis­ I i1*. Flu, „* .< J . _ . _ ... ' ” "* *“” Win UlttKC •).» portnlt, In ni, of the vlsdon ot products of our home Instltullous are pe­ tened to a masterly address by Rev. W. M. Puffer. It was thoughtful, scholarly and culiarly adapted to be exhibited at the highly befitting the occasion. Beautiful World's Fair, and If so done, who can tell and appropriate songs were finely render­ 0' ’-’■’■lox. will .UUre,. but what it may be the mcansot great.y ed by the young men’s choir of lhe Presby­ ,X *dlr" ln tbe.ocl.ty room, mouj„ increased wealth to our cltf. Let each one take an Interest in tbb Walter and see terian church. _,We doubt if exercises more profitable to cltixen and ex-aoldier were ,W, >’“>'■ *=’«>• l«ly Intomted lo that tlia name of our city Is properly bekl in this city on any previous Decora­ well i •“ 'O“n,» brought before the eyes of the world tion day. v through our manufacturing Institutions. well r-yrweotwl, Simla bo yreteiit. , -WE SELL GOOD CLOTHING OR NONE.” GRANT’S “THE BEST ’S ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.” a POINT TOBE REAEHBEREb In merchandise of every kind we count character and style even above largeness of stock and low­ ness of prjee. Take clothing, Boy’s Clothing, fo( instance,(the sorts that most clothing stores slight or skip)--only by care­ ful, well trained judgment an we pickout such styles as we show. And the small prices come as a matter of course, smaller very likely than you’d be asked for com mon­ run things in other stores. Evidence—the Three Piece Suits at S4 to $7.50; The Jersey Suits$3.50 and $4.50. Have you seen them? JTRZIW firtTJ. . No siree: We’ re not going to keep etill i about it any longer. We’ve got I j net such a etock of Straw Hats as any progressive, wide-awake sort of store is bound to keep and bound to please cus­ tomers with. No it does’nt necessarily cost you an even dollar, but then we have got an exceptionally strong leader at that price. No dis­ counting the beauty and cheap­ ness of the 75c nnd 50c kinds either. NEQLIQEE ANb DRESS SHIRT! Nothing like the comfortable­ ness and coolneee of the Negligee shirt for the hot days that will be upon ue soon. Are yon pre­ pared ? And then we’ve got something to talk abouf when we get down to Dress Shirts, for certainly we liave an elegant assortment. HEN’S SUIT! Our suits for men are not like ordinary suits any way. Whun a man is won by a Spring suit before he tries it on—When he is all ready to pay for it the moment he has tried it on—then selling cloth­ ing is easy. Such experiences in selling them are ours every day; and so the hard part of success is won at the beginning. Our ideas are thoeeof the merchant tailor; our suite are of that quality. We want to refresh your mind again about that $12 line. We have a just pride in these goods. The qualities suit the making—Scotch, French, Irish goods and other snch qualities Novelties in Children’s Hats. �astings the fiery furnace. LIVE. Banner.: Thursday. June 2. t»9*- TIMETABLE. ® ' NATIONAL SERIES, JUNE 5. Heroes of the War for the Union Remembered. COOK Wiimm If Sagiaw LESSCW X. SECOND QUARTER, INTER­ ESmdbtm. Kahunazoo tv........ ■MIL II-Cum’°eaWI YORK. . Vuvallingaml Oratory. 7.In ( wasX generally Tdnx. observed MV » in New York ^2 aud ew । Affttfion*. Bleb I and Juuc’t... 8t**r*«11 ■Thro X,boclwl»<w 1° J* '«»• Sr-.::: Hastixgs.... woniierful vblon of chapter 11. ho* Inith*1 coats Grove. nride of hi* heart set up «£ image which Wt-nllulld ... I mr-elgWb utrerf. Tte Uno ot 1 i,. f-nnimnndx all people to worahip. Ten Wtjodburj 'wa» down FlUl» nvonu. to tbo Worth time* In tlih chapter it is "po’jein1°f. '‘*t^ Luislng.... Chicago. May83.—Decoration Day was mounmont lb Mndlooo golden Image or the image which he hail Datrott........... It I* KUggertive of another linage observed m in iun thh ciwy city with noyoiMerrar «»«. more, If — . [ . , , salute was paid to lue gran<i Lt wteLopIo tat d.pbr^.are.or I thing, than ils usual sarnert enthiwiasm. thence to H.urteenth lo Stations. w«?ldp or I The programme had been mapped out L.J){ou Wlrtttre.north to Seventeenth •* *» ot G«L -bleb ..»n ■»»-» ■ carefully, th* G. A. Ji. port* all told off to j ~ thc [>laMa, wliere «mother die (Ker««>• D*“ to worship the intn-je which Nebuchadnezcertain duties and every portion of thc day bftiuu was, paid to th® ^*And Fourth „r Ltd wet up, nnd therefore they are sum­ Kart Cooper Li.'. . . . . I devoted to some observance appropriate to thence to Fourteenth strrot moned to appear l»efore the king. BiehlaoaJuac't....... Mthe celebration. In the morning . »teriua «d«1 dismtaed; 14. ’Do n-'t ye serve my god*, nor wor Craasey.................... ,. ! —' “--i""-. W ship the golden Image which I have set St. Bon1 face, Grosse Point, Arlington I up'^ This b« the qmwtion naked of Uh»« Cloverdale .... ' Heights, Sag Ridge, Grnceiand, Calvary, Seward, young men by the man to whom It hnd fihultr................ Barrington, Forest Home, Concordia,, ■j „„ drooped -Ub _____________ roW^dru- JH. Sk knmvn that ”TbeGodof Hen<Mt bad OAcmrafi....... Waldheim, Mount Greenwood, Mount, Grand Aniy marched in nine dl^J given him bls kingdom and glory” (chapter 11, 37). )rt his Coats Grove... Hope. Mount Olivet, St. Mary a, Orland, S«r.nu divisions dirl.ton. of ottho ... Grand Army < m te so proud thidbe refuse, to ackoowtadge Woodland .... Bloom, Hormwood, South Holland, aud • -- -------------r,nr^o Hilh, toGwnwood, Ewtrne. ' Ihr/iod of Heaven, but will If wMlble Wtxrtbury. .. Ha 0. L. Riverside cemeteries were decorated with Lutheran. Holy Crou »od compel the servants of the true God to bow \ Lansing........... flowers and flags and In tbe sad pleasure tain, Uttar th. dlrallon ot Detroit........ tttud.o. Tbe Mrlrtn n.ouument lo Col down to hbfnbw F*la. ____ 3ck Headache and rollers all th* troebka toel» the veterans were joined by thousands of •rtops on signal only. ‘ ” JS. -‘If yr worship not, ye shall be cart — »»««-• i"_•? • men, women ami children, many of whom drllrerrdthe tb.omt Kos. 6 aud « will not carry passengers tuiless „ Todso T__>—; FlugertUd i.i firlivered ora- the same hour Into the midst of a burning provided with freight train permits. ‘ | had n closer Interest in tbe one sleeping uoou. . -• ——o— —-­ fiery furnace; aud who Is that ^od(^a< nwtttrains frill be run at the ranveri-nre lion. . । under the green mound than even his comshall deliver yon out of my bands) Man ef Im enmnany, who reserve the riabt to ctianu Confederates IFarllelpate. ’srlielpat*. tbe time of such trains without ‘ Another mouument in the same ' that fa in honor and underatandeth not is 1 rades. F. Bush. Gen’l Manner. Kk. the bmrt. that perish" (Pk-xllx, W) terr, erected erected over or.r ioc the grave of Her.John tt I’nrrm C.n’l P Jt T l «* Special Ceremony at Irving Park. -- _ .. .. ___ I. ..... n..vUil»l after the Mei- See this mnn whom Gal has beffiored, bat HMdaeM. yet Carter's Little Liver Pffifi « | During yesterday afternoon the Bohe-' y. FiUbarris, was unveiled after the Meequally valuable tn ConatipUion. curinggad we- ’ mian veterans unveiled a monument erect- I Tin monument ceremony. On roe i y who tinderrtitndx not. roaring like the lion from the ph agninrt the M«n nuta ot the ' ed at Irving Park. A proce«ion marchid . of May an invitation was PROBATE ORDF.it Most High God. not knowing that they are <o tb. N»rlhw««r» ...lluu »»a j-S-**"”'£Jk’t« liver and regulate th* bowsta. JEveolXlbeyanlj under the cure of a greater Lion, even the Btalro' Miehigsu. C‘‘uuty of Harrj-M. rey^Ho *b. b, bu wired, ot. J Jor.htm In Lian of the trii* of Judah (Rev. v, 3). At t> •seaslcu <»f th- Protiato <:<>urt fur the witn roe nor.nrru u..e..<..7 — ----drlltaw trilh tlrelr wire, .nd children. ™ m .„ ort .l M-rrlre. to b. b.ld rttbo Ceuat; »f Barry . holden at ibe Probate .jffi.-e ,b. morooru, -nlo-to b«».H «‘b« 1A "We are not canrfnl to arntwer thee l« lhe < ity of lluatiucs, in said oouniy, on XaUrin this matter.” Or. iw in the R. V.. "We day »ne 14th day of..Moy. in the year <IIl4 There was an-extended programme at tomb of: General invitation du ururiai Grant. The — post wns ,.„u accepted, amln and« committee arranged nrrapgtd a have no need to answer,” etc. The same tli<>u-ni-d elsi'.i liundn *i and ninety two. speeches niul and music. Today Meade ppst word is translated “h«Ve need" lu Exra Na 444 did duty on a general assignment, suitable service al the general's grave. vl. 0. and thert are the only two plru.es iu nnd took enre that no soldier’s grave waa lu the matter of the estate of Wastaru-ton K. able tn sotuwy ways that tiny will aot bo wllmissed. Memorial services were held in a Scripture where tbe word is used- Young, VICTORY FOR WOMEN. eirl*. ••-vessel. lir.g todowlihoattbem. But after allafck hoed <»n .re:, fl Ina and fl’lnu tbe iu hh concordance givw» -Think neceaaary’ number of the churches yesterday morn­ ...4 m* I*....-., u ~ “--petition, . . . duly I vert.. as tlie manning of tbe word. The path erf ing in memory of the veterans who ’‘•deep tho sleep that knows no waking,” and duty was ho clear to these men thnt there OMAHA, May M-Tlw Iwl Ion of was no need to wnlt for. further light, do uf said <lec*-aj>td as la said petit Ion demany ■. ore cburche* were thrown open Is ths tano of so many lives that hero to where Ow MHboiU»l EpUcop*l q'.Adrriinlnl «n- need of delay or argument They knew MrtbM. last evening for similar services. wemakoour grsrt boast. Our pills euro it white Thereupon It Is ordered. Ihat Thursday the Kx-L'onfederatrs ou Hand. I.renc w» pre.i.tal o.or br HUbop Flu- God and would worabip Him only. ifilb day ot June.A. II.. I«n attrna'clMk is OAm.ajM*.______ „___________ _ . Tho cx-Confederate association nuocl.cluu Slid lu [ u The cummin., lad nr17. “If it I* mo. our G<xi whom we serve tne toreuoon. be AMlmied lor lhe hearing of Mid friends assembled nt t’ _ ’ Is able to deliver us from the burning fiery pelltion and that the heirs at law <4 mUi, deeeaard and ak other oerwisis Interested in said Randolph Street station nt 10-------They , PUUH. but by their gvnU. action plasaoail who □d* cemetery. unimportant comnrittaro reporta Ths furnace, and He will deliver on out of relate, are required to appear m a wsojo <>: me them. la Tills at 53 cento; five for IL Sold took trains for Oakwoods cemetery. They thine hand. <) king.” We may not know said co*irt.lbrti inbe holdew at th«* Probate otwere loadeti with flowers mid carried a conference ordered the treasurer of the if He wfll deliver us from this or that ope- fier. tn lhe Cite of llu'tliigs. in said < oui>tv, and rati>. If any there I*, win ihr prayer ot garter miniCINE CO., New York; number of beautiful floral pieces with missionary ftmd to pay into tho episcopal einl trial, bat we do know that He will show rlie peiKibuer may not be rrar.itd Amr.ills $VAIL PUL SMU DOSE. SUU PRICf them. Last evening lhe iwrrico at the fund the amount of themiuMmary bishop's be with us in the trial and that neither further ordered, that s*id petitioner give nbiice English, Lutherau church was conducted salary. Tbe committee on tbe state of the mnn nor devil can harm na. “ When thou by Colonel James A. risxtou aud CaptAin church iu relation to oneanic union ot all wxlkest through the fire, thou shall not be FOR PROFIT Vocke, under the auspices of tbe G. A. IL Methodirt churches rece«nmended that the burned; neither shall tbe flxme kindle Nearly every veteran in tbe city attended bishops rvjiort a commission of three upon thre” (Isa. xliil, 2). Perhaps this ’«a divine services yesterday at some church bishops, three laypien, and three mluietera very promise was whispered to these men OK. day rrf hearing. ’ ns n preliminary to the csrcmouiw* of to­ to confer with like commhofan from other by lhe Holy Spirit. Tbe Lord Jeaus weeks previous to said Chas. W. Aita.-ruox J-A KI.su, PropT. eburchea which the bishops are asked to teadiei us that we are not to fear pcraecuday. • J mire of pro: In the Surrounding Towns. (Atrareopy.) rwiuest; ailoptrd. The most important lion or imprisonment or even death, but The Illinois towns in easy reach of this work of the iMtwion was oo the woman that our great alm must be faithfulness to city all observed tbe day awl piauy had delegate quration. The jssdiciary com­; him (Math. x. 28. Rev. it, 10). Wo may orations delivered by local oc imported mittee reported that 'lay. delegate” any with the ntruort aasurancc, “The lx>rd PROBATE OBDBk, talent. Orations were delivered, nt Geneva, meant A. SCRIBNER. M. D.. •‘male delegate. After a• bhkll deliver me from every evil work and ilgan. County o( Birry—a. . Physician and Surxeon. Sandwich. Waukegan. Kankakee, (George long debate a substitute by will preserve me unto Hl» heavenly kingiun of the Prol >xte Court fnf R. Dalmer, of Onarga), Sycamore (Richard Dr. Hasriltou was adopted—‘Mi torr dom" (11 Tim. hr, IS). Delton. • • Mleb. Yates, of Jacksonville), Woodstock, Har­ 10b—which provides that the question Offi.*e In residence, one oteck rail uf depot. 15. •Rat if not. be it known unto thee, O vard, Malta, Downer’s Grow, Palo. El­ shall be *oLmitu>d to the conferences in klllg that we will not aerve thy gods, one thousand eighth irsndred and uinct; t« burn, Algonquin, Hampshire. Marengo the form practically "Does lay dele- ‘ won,hip she golden image which thou b I'reaeot. Charles W. Aruistruns, Judt A. 4 C. II. BARBER and elsewhere. Probate. gate mean— male delegaterand un- ,| Bc-mp." UJX>’ JobwaiA. “Thotigh-Heslay Though He slay me.yet me. o —-------and need 1 nstruction, send one dollar . Physiciaiffi and Surgeons. In the matter of the estate of Boa J. Ld leu three-fenrths of the annual । wjn j trtwt io or -Wait for Him” for our ” Book for Advertisers." A deceaaeiL and tlie proving ot hein-Uip o: Calls iu city or county responded to witt This afternoon st 3 o’clock a great mil­ and two-third* <rf the general conference* , lltllo study of that book will enable y , J»l>xiii, 13). for hr knew that even drvea-ed . you to decide what you ought to do, promptness day or night. itary parade starts from Market and Mon­ decide in favor of “male" tbe term u,uM j though hta mortal laxly might be de­ on reading a-id fl’lng the petition, duo and give an idea of the probable cost. roe to move through tbe principal down­ tain-id tanteau brtb mnle and female. streyed, yrt iu in Uta hi* resurrection U»*~ body vhe town streets, and I >O reviewed by General Tbe victory ram* to the women who may j ___ “ __ g«1 .-I..!. t-tub xix. 23-37). -J— “Z7 Tbe IVILLIAMO. LOWDEN. Miks, U. S. a A., ou .wKnug.-m Michigan avenue. There mnes, t’. a. ., on ».*«=.» obtain their demand ri;:ht year* by thia sport lea, ’•attained . ... .. by tbeaMnc-bUftM*d an »1 Lawyer. will t* about B’.OJtt men in luw, ot ; Hcheme. Adkwrusd slur die. . ilslna for jrou-in tho way we think Office over Jullu* RusSelF* store, State whom 3 COO (the Brat <iiv »ioo)‘ will be I their respective right- thttvn -----------------will do you tho most uood, you should the thn<nt.«>ef the rsttare. hut wnnbi testify TiwnNDtKi it it w-lrrert.-ibai Pri” street, ilaillntp’. Mich. • rend an explicit statement of what WORK IN CONGRESS. Grand Army veteran*. The United State* ; at Jcsu- ;*»l tbe reaitrrrctipu. ready tvdie lit day of July. A. i». Mu*, at '-ti . you wish to accomplf’h, and make troops here, the NaihmnuGuard aud other I theforno«>.'ca<'.gnr.l I -r tlie heanap •> xuitakle arrangements for payment. military urbanization^ the j-trfia and fire Your order will then receive all tho X HUEl.txyS. attention that it requires. • department* ot ttiecitypui'l fraternal ss»o. Abstract and Real Ertak* Office. «•« rr*iulred to jm ;-ar at ’ WAs.’IIXGTfta, May 24.—<Only a very worship n golden image. Im: people are ctation* will make up the trot ot the Hz*. At.Nir.vl IUock. IltMtUliK’*now lenqttvd Id tiiis lau I wors^h» gol Mooe-v to lotn ou Ueai Estate Beal Estate brief discussion was hail <m the talrer bill dsn eagle* aud diver dollr.m aud whatever ,«oM «ui e mint«iloi>. Genera) conveyancing. THE PRESIDENT’S OBSERVANCE. intbescuntd yesterday, and that was on will bring, power or popularity, and bow prepared and a plan of advertising >nls. can furnish complete the point of lrt’.ing it go over tc-Tuesday marked out; to be told what papers C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. to the persons inter, out scruple bowing down- to these, God notice you should ure. nnd what tbe cost of the pwdcncy of said pegu .will be. wo will furnish the adver­ Rochestf.k, N. Y.» May 30,-Tho presi­ The silver men. agreed that the Uli be lu- only known. Where are the Shad racks, *4*.!.“?* *’ .'9 I’. DRAKE. M. D., tisement and the plan—cither or dent arrived here Saturday after a trip formally laid n.-ide till Tuesday. A brief who »ay without btwftalioo to the world, both, and submit thejn for your con­ !!>' it< <! tha-flesh and the devil. "We will uol serve sideration, together with our bill for which was nearly oue long cheer. At oil Office over Holloway** drug More. therervlce. • Office hour* from Z to 4 p. »• Telephone, con points along the railway there wcie crowds to cln»sl:y nnd prescribe i>oBtaL clerks* thee." I Art ua remember that “To whom oceilng with realdenc*. al Holloway's drug gathered and at Sunbury. Williamsport,, salaries. . The auntlryrivil HU was flnnlly [Missed vauta we are whom wv obey” (Rum. rL 16). and Troy, Pa.; Watkins, Penn Yan, El­ In the house, Torary’s amendment requir­ 10-2U. llifo w the neennntof the carrying mira, and other pltiees in this state he ad­ ing the retention uf nil money iu, excess at ont of the sentence of death againrt the «lwtmlyp« ud MtiraalM th. M. FOWLER.D.D. 8. dressed the crowds and shook bands with 8f> per month, received by inmate* of sol­ faithful three. Tbefurnace b-hevtted wren 1‘ROBA IE OkJ-i-Kmany of the people. Elmira is Senator diers* homes, to the support thereof, being times hotter than uauni. the men are bound Office hours b a in. to J p. m. Hill’s home. There there was an immense rejected, nud the apt>ropriation ot |dffi,(MX) iu their viatlM~« nud cart iiiiolh^ furnace, State ot Mlchlxan. County ot Brnry- • are paid by a commission allowed by At a se-Milon of the Probate » crowd—so thick.wire the people tliat the for the Philadelphia mint building re­ the fury tho publisher ot tho paper in which eour.tr nt Bam. holden at Coe IT.- . ■ the licart i« wU.bdlc<l; *be devil tho advertisement appears. train hnd difficulty in getting a clear way tained. A motion ot Hatch to take up the has doue hte worst to I hr servant* of God. the city ot Hastings, lu said eouuly <>u QM1TH * COLGROVE, „ day. the 23th dav of May. In t through the throng. | O Lawyen. nut i-option hili was dr tented by a tic vote, and nliod of lx>ve. aud iafiniu* windotn thousand eight hundred and a.u« D (Office In Union block. Hasltngs.) and tbe postoffice appropriation taken up and nil power hna suffered it ou to i.e. 1‘rreeut, Charles W. Armtrui:: • all tbe ins and outs of advertising Practice is all the courts of the state. At Watkins the ex-postmaster mtro- anti debated for an hour. Durlag the ses­ This Is thnt which perpbnd iksvkl and Probate., wftliout any cwt or trouble, rend In the matter ot the rotate.ot dneed the president and named him sion Springer got a bill posmsl for a Asaph and J-.-reminh. nnd bs a stumbling PntxTKM* Ink regularly, carefully, Crabb, deceased “William Henry Harrison1" to the aston­ bridge acrous the Illinois at llovnna, Illa. block to multrtudre to t4ii« day. We nred studlotialy; issued weekly. 82 a year. Ou rewdiug aud filing the petitmr iI E. KENASTON, ishment of tho people. Referring to this If v-,u wish a complete catalogue of WASaXSGTOK, May 27.—Enccnraged by to learn that ”EvU doom shall be cut off, fled, of George H. Crabb, sou ot ‘ui< \. Attorney at Law, n thi> all newspapers, rend 85 for the A.rurrithe president in hit remarks saiil: “Soma prajlng that a certain tnstranx ^' 1 but they that wail upon the l^onl shall in­ sourt. . (Orel J.8.Goodiear*Co.’sstore.) tho vote Wednesday by which the senate can Newspaper Directory. . purporting to be lhe last will “ ■.TacttceE tn all eourt-of the 8late. Collections caustic joker, satirizing that pride of fam­ herit the earth.” The wicked shall be Cent of wM deceased may nay be oeaurauiv mlmitte • ’T]?; For any further Information address ily which characterize* the Old Dominion ' refused to refer his silver resolutions Mor­ brought into desolation as tn a moment bate, and that said petttlsaer ■n-o'.ipily .Heading to. lUvarr may ms* K-apiwim*® 1 •= -‘ er -uitablc vl believe we have no representative of gan yesterday incited Slewart ot Nevada GEO. P. ROWELL 6r C°., and utterly conrtiined with terrors; ther executor ot said will er wuue 0lu« P R. TIMMERMAN, Honicrpathlc Phy- Virginia ou board—said that the old fam- to mow to proceed to the consideration o£ shall be pulled out Hke sheep fur the ^’Thereupon It teordered, that w '’i n -• ■-v Newspaper Advertising Bureau, illes'of tho state reminded him of the po­ his tree coinage * bill. Thia motion, in a • . siclan and Surgeon. 2Xnd day Of June. A. LMK * ’ t«n slaughter (Pa. xxxvii, Ik kxxiU, ifr, Jer. xii, 10 SPfiUCE ST., NEW YORK. tato plant, the best part lieing under senate barely two-thirds full (some sena­ In ths forenoon, be aartfned for the 'r;'^ (Ofilcpovcr Lnthrop's drug store.) 1-3). When God permits the devil to touuh said petition, and that thehetreat mW ground. [Laughter.] I have thought. tors avoiding a vote nnd ethers being His dear people it is only that He may be deceased and all other peraims intemh J lONua perhaps, the slip made by my goal friend paired) was carried. Nine RepubUcans, glorified and greater bleming brought in estate, are required »o appear at » , of said court then to be hoMen at il‘r 1 t.iws. aw, heal estate and collect­ who presented me, iu getting the Chris- buventecu Democrats and two Farmca ’ due lime to these tried own He deairca us ftan name ttamA of .if my mV ancestor ■niMUtA. rather VatltMO than than •*» w tian my w'l ing OFFICE OF Ailutuce men voting iu its favor. The even here in this lite to l»e conformed to the Office, in tbe etty of nssUnn. and show cause, if any there H . v.hj tn. i own, might bring his joke to the recollec­ PALMKirros & Smith, v Permit healthy circulation senate haa now apparently entered upon a image of Hia Sou, and by all errata of our of the uetltlnuer may not lie nHntr<I ' tion of some ot you." [Laughter.] A 3M tree movement cd the toot. Woodland. Mich. lunitlesadelxato ot silver free coinage. Is further ordered, that said ' U u* J-.i nX. d daily life to be fitted to reign with Him The Celebration at Koehestor. vaX No untying, or bins necessary. J. M. Smith, ' vL'cmf rtaule and durable ler C. 8. Pai.mej:tox. Wabmwgton, May 30.—Bat slight inter­ over this earth iu due time. Thus God the pendency of add petition, aiji the hcaflnx Tho president allowded divine service Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. •'o cavWj- bothladiraimd gentlemen. Al) rnaket h even the wrath of mnn to praise thereof by causing a copy < t t •­ est was manifested in the proceedings ot yesterday both morning and evening. ’ the length:., black ard iu«et published In the Hartlnip Ban>Lfor both ordinary and latter being also attended by the G. A. R. the house Saturday, which devoted its Him (Pa. Ixxvi, W). _ spotting lace ‘hoes, low 34. “Did not we art three men bound per prtnted and drcuHted u> u a body. Today he held a public reception time to tho post office apprupriatinu bill, Barrv, once tn v»ch week for tw« I "*> or high cutfrom 10:30 a. tn. to 12:30 p. m. at the although but little wits laid on this meas­ into the midst of lhe fire? They answered weeks previous to said day See the nnd said unto the king. True, O king." Chahucm it. Ml'! Powers H ouse, from where he proceeded ure. SpeechM were made ou all the His Mtonishmeut could hardly have been (A true eopy.) Ju(ijcr at 1-JO to lhe reviewing stand in front ot political issues, Kendall of Kentucky greater had he found himself. in the tor­ th© Court Houm aud reviewed the parade, delivering his initial speech iu favor ot ment where the/ rich man found himself Eagle Specialty Co., Brockton, Mass. which was a fine ona At 2:30 p. • m. he the free coinage ot silver. Fithian talked immediately offer death (Luke xvi, 23). PROBATE ORDER. went to Washington Square and took part tariff, nud Watson (AIHiince)arraigned the Ho can hanHy believe his eyc< for be had I'lWBATE OBDE& in tbe ceremony ot unveiling tlie tnounuState ot Michigan. County of Barn--*--. Democrats for falling to pass a silver bill vainly Kuppooed that no god could deliver Ala session ot tbe Probate ‘our^ !rt tM Slate ot Michigan. county of Barry,—«a. ment. These ceremonies will occupy tho At a session of the Probate Court for the nnd repenl the McKinley law. An adjourn­ out of his hufMls (vrrae 13). When men County ot Barry, holden at tbs ifohate time to 5:30 anti at S:30 the president County ot Barry, holden at the Probate Office in ment resolution until tomorrow was ths City of flattings. In said county, on Wed­ will take tbe train for Washington. rage agalnrt Qo«l. He that ritteth In th* nesday, the 38th day of May,to the year heavens .1011 tallKh (Pk. ii, 4; xxxvll, 13). one tliou**nd ctahl hundred and ninety-two. THE DAY AT WASHINGTON. The counsel erf the ungodly shall come to Frown t. Charles W. Armstrong. Jud go if rtaUMmlwr ot tb.»u:ror fiet.tr ’ k*kFronatc. Boston, May 31. —John L. Sullivan made nought, hut the counsel of the Lord shall in tne matter of the estate of Robert Mlsn r stand and He will do all His pleasure (Isa. a speech at the Columbia Saturday night rill, IK |ft xiv, 34). On reading and filing tbe petition duly verlWabhikgton, May »X—Extensive prepa­ in which he remarked: “Boston has got a fkd. of Frances Misner, widow of said deceased ‘ Xi. “He answered and said, Lo, I »eo four praynjc that a re tain Instrument now on file rations hnd been made by tho committee* reputation to be proud of and I am going men loose walking In the midst of the fire, in Ini* court purportinx ta be lhe last will and of the varlons G. A. R. porta ot Washing­ to do my best to hold np my end of it. nud they have no hark ami tbe Twin of tMUmeni of said decease*! may be admitted to of "aid estate re probate nod that yonrpeWUOuer may be appointton tor a proper observance of Memorial You can talk about yonj foreign countries t.:e fourth Is like the Safi of God.” Upon admlntrtratlon Ester M. Nye, the executrix Idsmo ati» »■»” edeiecutriz of said will or some other suitDay. At Arlington where 30,600 heroes aU yon want. I’ve been to Australia and their bodios the fire hod no power, nor was ir to some oilier suitable pet*”';. , the I tell you Australia ain’t in it." This ora­ Thereupon It «• '\*.1. l.xK Thereupon it is ordered that Thursday the Jbmd’ Hmrad, because they of lhe late rebellion lie buried, the cere­ torical outburst on the part of the cham­ - thirtieth day of June A. D. IMS. at ?> ^a*1 K»• The only IBlh day of June. A. DJ«fx » ”, ' .,raiu of monies were ot unusual solemnity. The pion was cheered till the audience grew tn-tiitfioMMMM bs assigned for the «»»;« ten o’doek >o the forenoon, be assigned n’jte up,,u them '*** boro MMMttUonsnd that the heirs at la* religious exerciins were conducted by tired. SSS ,.n '^..1 .--- __.inim _,i olb.p IH-FM'I- ' •i ’ ■ELlb*,m ,rp" 10 *Blk wlth Revs. W. H. Gotwald and S. B. Paine. *• a* •flect lbat *n md*stAte, are required to appear at a session The Marine band rendered music suitable a * U*** should of Ml*l court, then to be hotalcn at the Probst* ■ *ic Us from 11*.. .lu h Mta.i — to the occasion. General D. H. Hastings Calcutta, May 81.-The whole district Office tn the city of HasUngs, In saidevunty, W ielivered the oration; Luther B. Noyoa of Scynjtgar is panic-rtncken over plague ■bMSCaaso, if any then* t--, v. by the prayer oi tho petitioner may not be granted. And It l» read an original poem entitled, “We are and fire. Over 2,000 deaths hare occurred . tla 1* » t *J p p ’raae« °° Other Drifting Ou,” and lhe memorial hymn. Curse by cholera and the city of Sringagar, the •.nrb □happed Hands, .Wounds, Burns, Btc. •*Our Braves" was sung. .. ' I m. from th. ~n>« .t ^dtin Chfeljioba^o CURE SICK "HEAD gives you more good solid chewing joryawnnoncy ACHE fHANVoUCAf! GET IN OTHER TOBACCOS YOU KNOW THAT I? WWYOVARElOOKlgGTOi} BUSINESS CARDS. # To Advertisers C If you wish to advertise n If you instruct us If you wish an advertisement P £ Fa M had tha hav hop ■be the obs wo O . Jul hou a tr ten dra Ro “ and ■ai atR lat gun fiel • Jul see aft do “ die we « xaid ' JuE firs yom EK For preparing advertisement?, If you want to learn Wing's Flexible Shoe Lacings L KIRKS IAM0N TARSQAP Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansiag. llFBicia FJUULY SOAP. Sett for General Household Ute. Gan. Bassey Makas an Address. At the Soldiers’ home cemetery, Cent ­ al Cyrus YT. Bussey, assistant seaetary the interior, was the orator of lhe day, and at the Congressional cemetery. Senator thousand families uro homely, ttat[ *jo. XQ persons are living in the open air, be­ ing afraid to go to tbe elite* or village. They hare no food ant! many are stricken with cholera. i * Io Jt*a’ b« «rid to have l«ted in said County 01 i» o-- - l£<3t week for three successive weeks i<r« ■old day of bs^aBxnr...KC CnABLXS. l^tc. Cor. t, U, (A true copy.) ■ai gru him sol cal ter pec Itw wh w« frie * ▼e wit like has not tun in« big bit “ tha nor Eve lira She “T1 the �“gnoo freely', anything I can offer will be yours." —------- port She saw. «* through a gins < Quito a serious fracas occurred In Orange dark-r, that group ot laboring forms 1 There has been *om»dl»cturion ns to tbe Wednesilny. in which a bull dog played a paw into the house bearing the heavy, ! lime for bathiog. Undoubtedly th* conspicuous part. Elmer Wolvertou’a best । runi&lM pStK Roudi. Chenier." ; ■ solemn load, and then she slid down to colts broke through Into nvigh’jor John ।l>3»t time for taking a warm bwtb is .xt . u “That would seem quite natural and tbe floor and lay In a little dark heap ' When Baby «M rick, we gave her Castoria. juat before goiug to Ind. m the dan­ Schlosser's lots. There was some, delay night , When aba was a Child, abn cried for Caaoria. of ©old Is avoided. If one goea from about gobig after them, ami when W-olrer- ger ( proper, dr,” said Mr. Rooeevelt, smiling over which her yellow hair strayed in Imltiroom after *uch a bath directly to ton, accompanied by bh fattier and father- the ( •...'JZcffrc'Jvc. I'Utdo not e: gripe, pleasantly and speaking gently and loose, ahining curls. She had uot swoon-1 Ind the skin Is kept warm for several iu-ldw. went for them Schlosser dvinnnde I j ed—ahe was loo strong tor that—but a : jjr ~\re JO Hood"*slowly. and tbe complexion may In ns ranch ten dollars ransom. Wolverton thought 'hours j feeling of utter horror and despair had ( “In tho next place," added Julian. “1 improved by this ordinary bath as It un­ this too much; he offered five dollars, and j Is by the Turkish bath. It la have discovered that I am the very man crushwl her down as if by its mere . ou this being refusal undertook tn turu doubtedly । weight safe, however, to take more than two who burned down Colonel Chenier’s thc colto ont. when SchlosMjr attacked him not । When, after a long while, Adelaide , sudi warm baths during the week, as its mansionjn North Georgia as we wore with a club, striking him over the head. , Saturday Dcyatur voters knocked out to look for her she was still there, more frequent continuance Is apt to prove tramping and fighting through that caxue tlie twv twenty-five cent bounty on woodchuck cutting a severe gn»!>. aud about the same । n a ;tearless, ------- numb, ---- • “** v- " “ tHere' scalp*. - i*° - “uintensity silent, with the time Mrs. Schlosser appeared with the enervating. । ‘ region." . A cold l>ath, on lhe contrarj’, may be bull dog, which she set lupi tlie light. i Mr. Roosevelt looked steadily and of her suffering. taken daily with !>eneflt If n person is In a' A When she learned that It had been an * brother who It vlsltiug Lewis Ritter, Wolverton was quite severely bitten and is । kindly At'his-companiun, but said noth­ htate of perfect health; but it should be' accident and not a duel, and that Julian of Eekford. rode up from Indiana on a confined to Ids bed from the wounds. Thc । ing. in the morningon rising, and should! mustang. case is likely to come to hearing in the token । j “But worst of all." continued Julian. was not dead, her relief was very great; I courts.—Ionia Standard. * Ibe followe*! by brisk um of tbe friction' but there remained a nameless dread, towel. It is not necemary to coarsen the; I “I ran a bayonet through Misa'Adelaide Ionia boys have been swindling tlie city ikin ' SY.^ICE and something in Adelaide’* voice and j of the hands nnd fnce by this friction/ SCHOOL COLUMN Chenier's ann." manner added to her distress. br selling the city clerk everything In thu The fnco should alwayw be dried with some i-r Mime** wii Asscc4*noa««*4. I Roosevelt drew up the horses m Adelaide hud tears in her eves, and ‘ . . koft, absorbent towel.—New York Tribune. shape of bird heads for sparrow herds, i n I _____ ---------------- : suddenly at l_eee last words that they she was wringing her hands slowly as To encourage better language work In it is estimated that $1,000 have been paid ’ _____ '---------------------’ came to a standstill in tho middle of the she began walking to and fro in the toe countrv seuool*. teachers have been rr- out on this account that ought now* be lu I street. I had a most extraordinary experience in ro0in. quested to send speclmenb of wurk done the treasury. Those who have been per­ a hotel at Port Arthur, on the northern cr CHAPTER XXV. i ’You cannot mean to say"—he slowly un I. .1.^ „ I t J ■ . ’by pupils In the various gradrs. Below petrating the swindle are being brought to Canadian side ot lhegreatert of all the r-*-? jto her appcar wuw of Teicb**.aru ex­ A DRIVE. began; but Julian interrupted him. time. calm. suppressed way; -and oh, Rosalie. lM.cted t0 send this just as dune by lhe pa­ lakes. "Will you send up a clean towel and a A relay bicycle race will be made be­ j neted a woman—Adelaide Chenier—and ir he should die without knowing that 1 j pj|,t wlthuuc any correstlun*. that It may have forgiven him!" I hoiimtiy show their attainments. It Is tween Grand Rapids and Detroit on Mun­ fresh pitcher of water to 63F* I inquired of abo has rvcog-aized me. Now. Mr. Rooauthe man in ebarge of the desk. “Forgiven him?” echoed Rosalie, “for-' hoped that teachers may be interested In day, June 6th. Thu winner will be given The .nan rang a bell violently. "1 will," vxrlt, what shvH I do?" given him for what?" comparing this work with that of their own a gold uicdal. said he, '‘if I can find a—confound the Thi* waa *o sudden and startling a Adelaide stopped and looked strangely Pup^s «t Hke grade. If any are inclined revelation that Mr. Roosevelt could not at her «i«wr. Tnw .nongb, Bouli. did I'» Kalamazoo people claim that tbe pump boys. I never can get oue when I wauk M.u>e uf U>l. work w'lh U»( o( can divide honors with the cow In tbe pro­ one. Where t he devil do you suppose boys respond at once. He touched the horses duction of milk, which tbev have to con­ always are when they are wanted?*’ and shook the lines u little. They *ped “1 don’t know," Mid I. but yen’ll attend haps it would be best, but she could cotnparauve|y new In the country schoolk*. sume. and they ask for a milk inspector. forth, from the street into u shaded lane to that, won't youP’ n° ™ L . .... » ’hat It Is n humble effort to enter and pos•<r where the pe. hitne of wild-flowera luitded ••Yes. certainly. Great Jupiter’s bornst The C. J. A M. R. IL has added four “We had a foolish disagreement," aha a t|M|d loo long left uncultlvirteit. the air J--mine vine* covered the new engines, ten passenger coaches and where tho dickens are the boysf” tC1' r°“ »f P-P'l’ (T d(p>«». .IU over rtO’J freight cars to Its equipmeut 1 broken fences, violets purpled the ground. Half an hour passed. “I dislike to have to remind yo».” said I, ! mocking birds were everywhere. A b' wi“ jS'iC.. Or.nte. ltle MUI.. Grand Rapids claims to be able to coun1 •*bnt will you have a dean towel nnd a •gannt old negro with a dilapidated will not die. will her”cried Rosalie, with Tuesday. “ 14th. Prairieville tillage, up 100,000 people. pitcher of water sent up to G31’’ : array urasket un hia shoulder, stood a sudden gus.i of tears. Wednesday, June 15th. Bsnfield. The mnn at tbe desk looked fixedly at tne. ■ withdruwrf uiiuc.’^ the tree shadow* gaxOne day last week a Coldwater sport ”1 do not know, djeak." the sister ro- I Thursday. June 16th. Norton school, "Do you mean to m»y that ha* not been was fishing on the lake near that city about done?" he asked. “Oh. that boy will drivq, l ing at th^pi as they p.MM*d. nlied. her voice strnggling to hold Its Maple Gru\e • a halt mile frpm shore. A big black racer me craxy! I shall gu stark mad over tbafc : “Can you fully realize .-tv case, do even, gentlu flow. j >atuiday, June 18lh. Hastings (court tried to get in the boat with him. but he ■ yon think?' Jnlian added. boy. 1 sent him half an hour ago, but hu They stood there facing each other, i ruorn.) wouldn't have it that way. His snakeahip is such a timber headed idiot that he for­ [ "No. sir. I cannot I never stabbed a •heir face* pile, their lips trembling and | Munday. June 201b, A-.*yr)a Lenter. was quickly dispatched and measured over get* u message liefore be gets to the top of' [ wouufj in uiy life." responded Mr. Roose­ ‘ six feet in length. the stairs. Then be goes wandering alL velt. Hesh «!t the lines agfcn. and the Theydldfiu b«d A.lMjmyiindUd. over the house, and comes back and tells j h(jr**s went still finder Mark Berry, a young man employed as flowing throngt. tho room, nor tho Bung I the old woman'* kailroad signal. me everything’s all right. He is no earthly fireman on the Grand Trunk, met with a ' Juliana face darkened and reddened. of the mocking bin\ gayly falling freftn ! use. 1 shall go wild if I am left hero with, . Onee there lived near the Ohio and Dnl-■ fata! accident last week. Hu was looking ; He bit his mustache and glare'I at the tbe tree by the window. • that boy. ’’ ■ out from the engine cab, when his head tlmore IL IL. an old lady nnd her daugli. fy outstretched upon amnc■ | da*hboartl Three hours passed and 1 saw the town i ter. They were poor and earned their llv-■ struck a large stand. He lived but a short CONTINUED “Mr Roosevelt. 1 pave spoken to yon of Port Arthur from the breakwater to the ing by wiling eggs and tn-rries. The con­• time. v - K-*re-vell saw that something j m »n g-ntieuian sod a friend," he preswoods. "« ductor would often let them have a ride v.roug It was plain lo her 1 ently said. “I am in trouble and heed “Pardon me,” said 1, “but I really want line of Charlotte's fisherman was out free of charge. There hnd been a terrible .1 .: ,n'- return to her heule could counsel I do nut”-. oin storm, aiid tbe high water in the river, fishing last week upon a lake near that borne water and a towel lu my roo"-----A friend in need Is h friend indeed, ___ ■nd ; it in? meaning, Mid she had | 'How can 1 advise yon. rir?" th* old "Cmsar’s ghost! You don’t mean itP My . hat washed away the Rail-ltoacl bridge. city. While ho was lazily watching hia not less than one . million people have’ The tr.ln was due in a half hour! The bobber go up and down with the waves, he dear sir, I beg your pardon, but—hold out ■ • . • Rosalie l<ecotne his wife, if i man interrupted “True advice presupfound just such a friend in Dr. King's‘ old lady wot to work and put b^r fnrni- was suddenly startled by an apparent rush I sent Jimmy, n»y own Jimmy, not than •. 1 him. She did not inquire into | poses sympathy “ New Discovery for consumption, coughs Infernal idiot, but Jimmy, the slickest boy of thc waters. Looking up he saw lilrn. . .f ten* trouble which seemed | ‘And ’ you cannot sympathize with me. ■nd colds. If jon have never used this' ture on the tnu'm. nbout five miles from the river. After she lu.' did thl*. she set It relf confronted by a mammoth, serpent, north of Luke Superior, and he said he had • it work, thinking that it : nf conrw." great cough medicine, one trial will con­ attended to it. Oh, Jimmy! I say, James, with large black and blue spots all over ’ on fire, and in a fen* m tnenls It was in ■ nfil probably be of short duration. I •I can hardly say; but I have liked you vince you that it has wonderful curative.* i dilute*. They heard th. train coin lug. his body. The extent of said sport's scare what about that water nnd towel for 63?” “I couldn’t attend to it, sir; 1 bad too : g Mr Roosevelt ■invited i very much. sir. it to hard fur tuo to powers In all diseases of throat, chest and ,! The hntkrsman saw the tire n time tu save can be imagined when he says that the (t . driv..- with him to a certain j couple you with acta of downright van- lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to du I '•the train. The train 'stopped. When the snake's body was three feet through In the much to fio.” ‘Teo—too much—too much to do!’’ the - - : :e m:le* in :he country, where j dcltom You have impressed mu as* all tbgt Is claimed or money will be re-I1 passengers found out their lives Imi been largest place. man at lhe desk gasped as he repeated tho fundtsl. -Trial bottlecfree •-j. -ssufTrnr deluaudtvl hto at-L.chivalrous and spotlesa gentleman.".’v at W. 11. **’Good. , >r saved by this old lady, they knelt aniivave Benjamin Morse, the Shelby merchant, wools. j ear'* drug store. •large • •bottles “James, you Infernal leather .»uc amt u, (;1Hj (or living saved their Irete. ■ ’i if vehicle was an ope« buggy T •I r.m not a soldier now. and 1 do not 51.00. who dlsapfieured so suddenly after the ■Ltdled. empty headed, crack braim-d, seat J I Finis. Jennie Kennedy. . v ( ■■ m of fa*t bay horse*. Mr. | think and feel and act ns a soldier. Of ‘teinoeratlc convention in Muskegon, has hatching idiut. dp you know that you Will course tn the wild excitement of war retufn-d home. Hr says that one evening drive me frantically Insane? By tbe gross ' iFrom No. if. Irving. Eliza Glrvin, v you snare will jungles I wns n zealot in the Union cause. 1 am We desire tv »ay t»» our citizens, that for I teacher. 1’eumanshlp very good. Anoth- while w«ikiug along the docks in Muske­ jumping Ge*ar! if 1 am not to rely on you, •■.‘ifui open country." he not sorry that I was. but I d<> regret that \( irs v.e have iavn ■ m-IIIiix Dr. King's : cr by E«*a Smith worthy of mention. Be gon he Waiti upon by jwtue thugs, who what am I—too busy, were you? Oh, one . struck him uv •tie bead with a piece of boy a hopeless idiot aud 'the other boy too I wtoh I could recall it." LTtel fr qn before the gate onr act New Discovery for consumption. Dr. • >|>arin*r of lhe commas. Jennie. That “had The next wan thnt Urnky"----Iron. T'._ .......... !« remembered .......L .... As he spoke Julian felt the vinptinesw King's New Lire Pill< Budrieq’s Arnica j did" is uot just the thing either.—Com.) ’lace. ‘If it were not so he was walking in Mininwota. His m!i:d " “Will you attend to it now?” I Inquired. i-oit we inijjiit .ralre the of his words They were flat and fdkj Salveau I Elc-trie (>t(<t-rs. and h ive never i -----• . is not clear yet. He Is out and a gold “I don't know, sir. I’ll try—that’s all a pictVUE atobv. :;r<- ahuud.int in tbe old dead on the air. a> doe* tbe rejiort of a handled n-medhx (hat *oll as well, or thnt t poor boy-hounded devil 4ike m« eaa watch. S have given such universal . satisfaction, j in this picture ha lx.y, n girl, a imll.tt fowling piece on an open prairie. . promise.” Wallace Eddy and Wm. McCoy, -the j We do hot hesitate lo guarantee them alld a bunch uf tall <ra*s. The little *1 should think it would not l»* a pleas­ rI got thc water mid towel that day.— ant thing to remember." said Mr. ILxee- every time, and we idimti ready to refund j Kqr; j9 making some piles. They have the young men arrested for attruiptea train । lulian Ralph iff New York Sun. the purchase price, if !satisfactory result* | pMl| t4, carry sand from the seashore In. wrecking last March, were tried In the sort. TMa climate. it velt, urging the horses a little more, as du not fuliow their use. These remedies j-hv ||U|e K‘lrj I)nH a „)1(,rt ((rciw ou, long Ionia clicult court last week when lhejury if this shakinguf the lines served income have won their great ftopnlarity purely on I MOBTGAGF SALE. n)Tl| n (.tr-aw hat with a lung ribbon on disagreed, standing 7 for acquittal and 5 : is what all northern men say way to relieve his feelings. their merit*. W. II. G««I.'cri. druggist. ; it; al|d the boy lias a ,tr.aw hut ou, and for conviction. The verdict was a great IMaulthavlniiheen made in lhe condition* of ey have been hero awhile. How •But bow can I help it nowf he presni'OtfMir t>M!e »od executed by Wil­ lia* bls pant* rolled up and is barefoot. surprise as Eddy confessed to having put acrrMhi liam I. Me*d and NelllUi. Head fits wife nt tbe tentiy said, putting his hand on the old '• They seem to be brother and sister. The the lie across lhe track and McCoy owned city ot S’. Pau’. Htate of ’llnnCTOta. to H«nrr The best salve in the world for cuts, jI little boy says lettis go home now It is get­ ! id ■: feel it whin I was a aol- tunn's arm. Flnehout. dated Hept meher thlrteentn A. D. up to having been with him. IMI and reronted la lhe uffirc 6Jhe Keclster of Mr. Boojevelt did not answer: he only bruises. Mires, ulcers, salt rheum. fever I ting late1. They will go home to-gether. I* aided Julian.* • Itccds f->r Hirry county State of jAcblpxaoa the Mires, tetter, chapped hand*. chilblains, Recently the Michigan Paper Co., of twrnty-flr«t Nellie T. Steven*. 8 years old, B: iirn yon were not tins far sooth. shook the lines again. day ot Heptemlm A. •». lijl In coms, aud all skin eruptions, and positive* Plainwell made a shipment to Chicago. Liber /IS- of Mortgages on page* 177 5th grade. The bants were now going very fast, ly cures piles or no pay required. It Is (From No. 4. Johnstown. May Potter, Upon one of the sheets of paper one of the whleh said mortgage watdulr assigned £*ala I w.iM here With Si.err.iau s making tbe buggy bound and sway and guaranteed to give perfect satlafaeUon. or Henry Fluebout in Daniel Striker of itoxE* teacher. Penmanship excellent. Beware. lady employees wrote thc name of.the oth­ Mlrblgan by a«<l^nraent bearing date ’.bi t’eewiirg about in lhe city for its wheels ring keenly money refunded. Price $5 cento per box Nellie, how you divide words at the end of er. Last week the latter was surprised to Heth .lay ot JMay A. ». taro and rewrieo tn •One oughtn't te I* hated for what he For sale bj W. II. Good) ear. the druggist aline. Twice you have dh filed the word receive the same sheet of <®apcr, together the office ef «s!d IP-g'ster of Deeds hr Bacy emmty Michigan on tbe tenth day of Say A X . 1 wiu not aware." * did"-----with a letter, from Grand' Forks, Dakota. MB-'In Uber "M” of a»«.rtnmenls oo pngs 3k. I’nlverslly of Michigan co-eds are agita­ . i forgotten to Cell you." said A loud rejxjrt rang out beside the road William and Lee Havens were digging a upon which mortgage there Is claimed io be dik ting dress reform. at tbe date ot thh notice the sum of ehren hun "1 ought to have told you a< just uiiaul. The negro bad fired at a PtCTVBE STOItV. dred oneanl 11-ttn dollars and an Attorney fee well in Portland last week. One night Hilliard Congr< gationaili-ts will have a .■ that you could have exercised bird. The horses reared together and In this picture is a little gkl. and a little they stopped work after having reached ot fifty (Julian provided tor in said mortgage . .t to ref ore hospitality to one whirled short ajitrat wrth the buggy 1«- uew church-house. boy. some water, a little, pail besides the tbe depth ot 50 feet. They came as usual and no suit or proceedings at law luvtng !>een itmituted to recover lhe debt secured by said tall grass. • ft_ls about July for the boy la the next morning and did nut take the mortcxK- nr any txrt thereof: Therefore bv fore Mr. Ibx**-velt could check them. • at nil. sir—du net mention it." Under the sudden strain the spring over Gents: For forty-five years I have barefooted, and his pants are rolled up. usual precaution to see if gas or tire damp virtue of tbe power ot sale rontslnet in said mortgage .inn tbe statute in «ueb case msde and been afflicted with blood poison, liver and and a straw baton. And he wretns to be had accumulated during tbe night. Lee Evlded. notice la her> by given that,no Friday •<■4 '1 Mr R-»vvt-lt quickly. "1 hold no which Julian out snapped in two. and rheumatic difficulties. Part of the time watching his little sister make a pile of sand. let William down in the well and in about nlnetceaUi day ot Augurt A D- fw.’ at ten - r:-.dje agmuat a Uui< n soldier; I respect tht- young mao was sent whirling a rod Tbe little has long bair.-a short dress on. ten minutes tried to talk to him, but could o'clock tn tbe forenoon of vnd «tav 1 shall sell at confined to my (>cd. My Hood was badly kirn. 1 assure yon. air." away, falling heavily outstretched on public auction to the highest Mdder at the Mrth Six bottles of Hibbard’s and she has a straw hat on with some rib- get no response. Lee went down and front door of the court bouse, in the City at rails beside the road. A line also diseased. many tinngz were <Imdc by onr Rheumatic Syrup did me more good than lam around it. There is some water be found his brother unconscious aud nearly Hasting*. Carry countv, Michigan, (that being ■ ■■■*.!< • " responded Julian; ••things parted, nnd then the horses became un­ ail the other medicines I have taken. My hind them. 1 guess they are out In the dead. He tied a rope around his body and the place where the circuit court for Barrv county ta boldrn> the rremises drscribed In said . :l.»tyd tu umke southern folk bit- manageable. They ran and kicked like friend# have used It and in every case it field to play, for I do nut see n house. It a little later was pulled up into the fresh mortgage or m much thereof as may be neces­ lemons, dragging '.Mr. Roosevelt, in the has proven a wonderful remedy. I have must be n very warm day for they have ■Ir. With great difficulty he was brought sary to pay tbe amount du« on said m ortgage Ob. yes; but an army is scarcely ex- midst of tbe wrecked vehicle, back along known of some wonderful cures of dyspep­ nothing around them. The sky Is very to. but it was a close call. After the res­ with ten per cent lu'eresi thereon and all legal bright for the sun Is shining. There is a cue a lantern was lowered Into lhe well ext* together with an Attorney fee of fifty dol­ tu have drawing room manners, the road toward the city. Julian was sia and neuralgia. lars ns provided therein. Th* premises to be little stream of water flowing from (he lake. and at a depth of 15 feel it went out, show­ sold aud being described In said mortgage are Mui. Mary Biddlb, it would lie wicked folly tor us to allow lenselesa. * It must be dinner time now, so they must ing that they were under 35 feet ot gas. all those certala pieces or pgreds of land situate Mitchellville. Iowa. what a man did as a soldier to be The farther tbe boraea ran the wilder b Ing and !>elng In the towu«hip of Hope tn tbe Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup and Plasters go and cat dinner. Tbe wonder is that they were, able to sur ­ County of Barry and State at Michigan and de­ iv-:-ip.d against him us a citizen and a and more furious they grew. They Hattie M. Payne, 9 years old. vive at alL scribed as follows, to wit: 1be wrest bait of tbe are remedies of gfWit merit. 1 believe lashed tbe buggy into shreds, and left &lh grade. ’ smitheaat <iuarter. tbe east half of |he souththey have no equal In the cure of rheum­ w. st quarter and tbe southwest quarter ot tbe :r. is 3 noble view. Mr. Rocse- Mr. Roosevelt wounded and bleeding a (From the same district. 1'cumanshlp Miss Welker, a school teacher of Port­ north east q iart-rof sect ton number thirteen atism nnd all blood diseases. '•tid Julian. “1 cordially agree half mile from where they started. very good.) Dn. 11. KEiciuttD. Drugght. land, was recently arrested tor severely in town two .north ot range nine west. ; n. but there were special caaee, The negro wbo fired the shot had a Mitchellville. Iowa. punishing a scholar. A justice court I Dated Mayzt. A. D. ISOS. Iiixin. Hntigge. copper. ’nirning houses and destroying hard time of it. wandering about in SaThe spring Is the time to take lllblmrd's found her guilty, but she was successful Assignee of Mortgage. Rheumatic Syrnp sale It DaxIrlStmikkh. vannali hunting a physician. Lack had syrup fur r*>r the uie blood. urooa. For rnr *aie it Is is found round In in Great «.re*t Britain. ununi. Sweden, nwcuru, In the circuit court, and was acquitted. Attorney In person. by W. H. Goodyear. Prepared only by Tin-1 Austria and America. The largest mines Any brutal punishment is to be condemned ■«*. 1 know." Mr. Roosevelt । teemed against him. He was twice • ■i.'.-i... ira.I.t XI...I<•.I■ ■t'liiisnv l)i>I Ul. hl.ati n»ar lit.. ahntiHt : t» say, •‘but where one does rltrectetl wrung, and then when he Charles Wright Medicine Company. De­ arc found in Michigan, near the shores of anywhere and Everywhere, but scholars Lake Superior. It-is heavy, hard, mallea­ generally don't get any worse lickings than MOKTGAliE BALE. iitat>* tn kill .. a man. why ought he lid at lust find a physicinn'* office the troit. Mich. .................. ble. fusible, ductile and an orange, brown they deserve. Notice l« hereby given that default ha* beea .i-i 2u from bunting abonse or sock- I lector himself was gone. But it chanced Anna Gulllckson, aged 17. was killed color. It Is used to make wire, rivets, and made in lhe payment at tbe money secured by a ■ -■ i •u-.vn? Murder i* said to bo a that when, after great tribulation, he in a runaway at Alpena.. kettles. To cover the roofs of houses Ha­ The Allegan Journal Is heading a cru­ tnortgase beartns date the (>*entv first day ot April A. D. !W1,executed by David E. Fernand r eriftju than arson." found a doctor. Mr. Roosevelt's family Mayor Pingree has given the college llie to catch fire, and protect the bottom of sade to have special- premiums offered by Sarah A. Fero bls wife, of IIm Township at ■ ; but I doubt if it to ever more physician was the one. tnilps. Howard II. Uell. the eouhly fairs for the fastest walking Emmett In tbe County of Calhoun nnd State of league of republican clubs $.”>00. l •"-:!}• resented." > Julian had somewhat revived when Age U. 2nd Grade. horse, and says that pacing and trotting Mldilicnn. to Ameba Jone* of the township of in tbe County of Barry and Slate ot (From No. 6. Maple Grove. Chris. Mar­ horses arc all right in their places, but Assyria Jc.r a nthem people. 1 believe, havo they reached him. At the same time a Michigan, and recorded In the office of the Reg­ These pills are scientifically compounded, shall teacher. Penmanship very good. when II comes to real down right be nr fl I to ister (if Deeds for'-tbe County of Barry. Mien1 iwore oQ their home* than the welcome sound of wheels , and horsee and uniform in action. No griping pain so tgu. in Idber 21 of MurtzMes oa pair? 43 oo tbe -■ i a people have of theirs; and the feet greeted their earn. Two vehicle*, a commonly following the use of pills. Howard, but look out for those big words. tlie tanner, or. In fact, to any horseman 231 day ot April A. D. IBS! at It :46 o'clock in tho From the same district comes an essay on except the professional jockey, the fast forenoon; that said mortgage wa« duly assigned r ..-nu tnity i>u found in the fact that we buggy and a carriage, came swiftly up, They are adapted to both adults and chil­ ••School" by Joseph A. BeN and a sketch walking horse gets to the trout. bv *nld Ameda Jones to James Cash more of nr- not eo thickly Eettled, nnd con.se- and a spry, smooth faced old man de­ dren with perfect safety. We guarantee Peenfield. Calhoun,County. Michigan, ou the of U. S. Grant, too long for publication, "N- inly live more exelnrively domestic fended from the formas*-' they have no equal in the cure of sick 94ta day of March. A. D by aa assignment ~~ by Gertrude Whitney and Katie Holmes— A young man In Mendon thought so duly recorded on the iMh day ot April A. D. lire*." headache, constipation, dyspepsia and i “Ah. bleas me. hlees me. how’s thtsr much of bis wife that be became intensely I*f4 at * o'clock In the forenoon. In the office of blllousneM, and, as an appetizer, they ex- j Com.) "1 hod not thought of that.’’ said Ju­ be quietly ejaculated, glancing from Mr. tbe Register ot Deeds for the County of Barry. Erratum—For “our" the first word In jealous of her. Reoutly he announced Michigan In Liber 23 ot Mortgages, on -age MB; lian. • Rooeevelt to Julian and back again, eel any other preparation. Sold by W. the column last week, please read one. that be was goiug away to be gone for sev­ and that said mortgage wa* further duly assignH. Goodyear. "Onr wealthy planters and their fam­ with the quick, keen look of a eral days. InstcMl of that be returned IVc are willing to share the blame with tbe ilies Buffered dreadfully in the line of turgeon. Then he pounced upon Julian Manistee Germans have organized and I home the same night, and about midnight compositor. This little change made quite Sherman’s march." said Mr. Rooeevelt and began testing hi* pulse. He mo­ will tstablsh a $10,000 summer resort. entered tbe bouse expecting to find things a difference lo the statement, however. very different from what he bad left them. "They lost their homes, their stoves, tioned to a young man who had accom­ Watervliet celebrated (he advent of a How be was mistaken. His wife thought 15th day of September A. D. 1*01 a: a 43 o’clock ’•Mr plantation*—everything—and came panied him. and gave an order in an ta tbe forenoon. In Liber X of Mortgake*. oo paper mill in true fourth of July fashion. he was a burglar, so she picked up a slick page 302: that the amount claimed to be due on '■'it.it the end of the war even poorer undertone. A medicine case was proNEIGHBORING COUNTIES. of wood and pounded him unmercifully sum ot V'Hm ** U1* daU> °f <htS noUc* *• too tqan the crackers." luced, and a few drop* of liquid from a before be could make her understand who Notice is ateo hereby given that tbe power at Long ago. when Judge M. V. Montgom"Yes. 1 readily see their peculiarly phial were put into Julian’s mouth. gery was a boy and Hon. Henry Shaw was he was. It knocked die jealousness all. sale contained in said mortgage ha« beoome op­ hard fate." Julian said thoughtfully. It was a terrible shock to the houseerative by reason ot I be default otsaJd Mortgagor in his glory as » lawyer. John Sherman out of him. in paying tbe moneys secured thereby, and no Mr, Roosevelt did not respond to this. sold at Roosevelt Place when the injured of Onondaga sued Cbas. Gale of lhe same suit O' proceeding at law has been Instituted to He leaned to one ride and silently •nen were brought in. J niton was aw­ Hon. Tboa. W. Palmer, president of tbe recover the debt now remaining secured by township for tbe amount ot about $200. mortgage.or any part thereof. wgtehed thy graceful movement* of his l tied to hto room in an almost insensible Montgomery appeared for Sherman and world’s fair, will deliver an address to the said Notice is alto hereby given that In purraaoee old pioneers at Charlotte Juue 34th. *w;ft]y going horsei Shaw appeared for Gale. The case was itate. Mr. Roosevelt’s hurts werecomot tbe power ot sale contelued la said mortgage "I have just discovered something paratively light-mere cuts and bruises and the staUste in such cases made and pro­ tried Jan. 4. 1887, before Gideon Hutch­ Wednesday of last week Gilbert Roswell, Tided, tbe premise* described In a«d covered Mr.^Roo.cvelt. which greatly trouble* ibat might keep him indoor* for a few ings of Onondaga, and the result was a a farmer living two miles south of Augusta, bv aaid mortgage to wit: All that piece of land »e." Julian abruptly began again after Rev. C. D. Berry, of Tecumseh, will de­ judgment against Gale. He appealed to murdered bis wife by poundlug her bead situate In the Township at Aasrrta in the “ l‘*ng space of rilence; "and it would toy*. liver thc Memorial Day address at Iju- the circuit court, where the justice’s return to pieces with a potato masher and then j Rowdie was standing on the stairway wns filed soon after trial. Peace prevailed shut himself with a revolver and died lu ’ oblige tao if you would counsel me." alng. when the carriages came to tho gate. for many years, moss grew over the papers, tbipiMMubfr one north nt rxoge bomber a I >liall lie very glad to bo of service Sr tnnxM ud runp to her room, ud Four collisions on the Chicago <k West people forgot the case, and John Shaw has । about 15 mluutea. He was jealous. •re*. w.llbeauMet jmUk- Metlon MU» to yoa.'rir, I aasuro you," said Mr. Boo*e- rrom th. window mw Elh-i .nd ttrw Michigan at Muskegon within a month. presented his recurd at the bar of the Great I Sir phen Benedict, of Kslnmo. Eitun Co. velt looking up’ with cordial generosity ,r four other. IifUnl Jnlta.,polo *”d*pTribunal. Now the old case appears on Miss Lillie Bryant fell from a hammock was swindled out of a swall »um uf money beapdng from hia face. i«ontl r dmd. down from th. cnidonod at Usey and fractured her shoulder blade. tbe term calendar, and M<*«hts Sherman last week by a smooth talking sharper. "1 don't know that you can do mo any Loeb In theerri^ i and Gale have exhumed the hatchet, and i.MXini du- un uM morlDure Ground has been broken for the new ; again m.-t in court as litigants in the same He claimed to have sold a colt tu a respon­ good," Julian continued, “it may bo too iterest sod til texti co»t» and < thnt enters hr mind wm ttnt Chicago <t West Michigan depot at Petos­ case last Monday. Both have grown old, sible neighbor, taking a note for SS3, in bated tbe Uth da« <d May in tor gouo for that, but I desire to have part payment, and needing the cash Mr. tlWMuia> Jed. J" Axuuw U. I but bo.h are defiant. Twenty-five years Benedict was indneed to buy the note key. your opinion.rt AMM to flow in npon ter hmrt. juxd have not settled the real old time law suit ' Cali Use's fire alarm system Isa dismal L. K. CLAWMW. which later proved to be a forgery. “Uertaidjr, air, certainly," said Mr. <h. »ripp«l tte window bom. for mtn failure. It cost the city several thousands. j —Mason News. U«reevelt, a* Julian seemed to hectare*. l<»arHlo»»<t "" ( bUlu? 'In th* fink place, then." the young P Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. il �MM bBeMbbhk history of a week. Re a decree of th k 4 Brigium P«- . W Unmeet is diSUolreu. now ruU on U>« pwpo—1 euiudlMlonwl I will today u„|u rrlen.l. tar for U» Rubbed by a C-eple of Burglars. rtatr I. oFs.nltmv i "cSafci S«rl<r. u>« ndt»l gwulM Milwaukee, May 31.—A bold robbery was committed at an early hoar yesterday nsolvcd that the man fur preside-^ b L- . Brooklyn, aged 72. at tho home of Florisn Both, about eight yTjft>lk. J Eulhqnuke- were felt at San Bcrnanll- miles southwest of thu city. At I o’clock Winiam H Vanderbilt, eldert *on no, Ontario, Sauta Ann ami ether plare. in Mr. Roth was awakened hr a noiso at ths Vanderbilt, b dead of typhoM California. . No particular damage was bed-room window. He started to rise Corneun* v amitr. Bf.1(iL.nt i'• n the ,h’ done. from his bed, but before he could gel up a st "LTti — uw •“ Hon. Eppa Hunton Ims been appointed man jumped into the window and cover­ United States senator to succeed John S. ing him with a revolver told him not to anew him. .. Governor Boies, after looking over the Barbour, deceased. by thc governor of move. A second later another burglar damsgJ done by the flood at Sioux City jumped through tho open window and Virginia. nut the loss at gJW.UOU with 1,000 fami­ The Washington weather report says, pointed a pistol at Mrs. Roth, who had lies homeless and asks ad for the sufferers that last week’* weather, taking the whole been sleeping by the side of her husband, from the general public of the state. country, was good for tho crops, compara­ the robber* then bound and gagged their victims and robbed the house. The decision against Stephen F. Sher­ tively speaking. man. manager of three Buffalo elevato Tho telephone girls of Chicago hare compauiee. who was charged rged with 'grand grand joined tho rank* of tbe Federation of LaLoxdos, May 31.—Advices from Berne fire 7 yrar^ larceny ami sentenced to five —^7 ’ im-J.’bor, and lhe typawriters are going to folstate that it .is not likely that Switzer­ prisonment, has been affirmed by the New low tho example-right away. York court of appeals. A. W. Armour, brutherof P. D. Armour, land will take part tn the proposed Inter­ Tbe National Mill*??*’ association met in and a stockholder In the packing company, national monetary conference on the sub­ session.at Chicago with a meagre attend died at Excelsior Sorings, Ma, after a ject of establishing the use of both gold nnce. Thc feeling relative to the Hatch long illness. He wns 63 years old. and stiver in the world’s circulating me­ option bill seemed about equally divided A.U. Cau'eron, proprietor of tbe Artist dium. The statesmen of thc SwIm Con­ fur ami again*. W. M. Saunderson, ot Printer of Chicago aud connecttd during federation do not think the matter will bo Milwaukee, was elected president and the his life with a number of trade papers and seriously pressed to a conclusion after the aasiKiation adjourned sine die. the-labor movement, is dead nt tho age American" i lectious have been held. Iu Thc reigning family ot Denmark is hav­ ofaa • . . facL they regard Hmm political dodge on the part of the Washington officiab. ing * “royal good time" celebrating the Judge Moon, ot tho circuit court at • golden wedding of tho king and queen. Chattanoogu, acted on 111 divorce cases, , The empress pf Russia, Prince of Wales, granted decrees in 17. dismissed 89, and . Mexico, Ma. May 31.-A cyclone swept with the princess and several of tbeir continued 12, sitting for 150 minutes nnd through the northwestern part of this children are at Copenhagen with numer­ averaging one and a third minutes to each county early Sunday morning and did ous other royalties, and the gifts are sim­ enormous damage. AH thc houses in the ply magnificent. Six Albanian brigands werecaught at o district swept by tbe storm were destroyed bold attffinpl to kidnap a bishop of the and eleven people were seriously injured A loeendta. *» Wlcblu F.1U, Ta., Greek church and the soldiers killed them. nt William Brenton’s house, where a party Their bodies were then decapitated caused a loss of f 100,O'Xi. ■ Chief Arthur has been again re-elected because ■ Albanion have a superstitious to that position in the Locomotive Brother­ tcror of that sort of mutilation. TAKING A SNOOZE. Lieutenant Hetherington, who killed an hood. • The thirty-second annual convention of Englishman at Yokohama, i Japan, for be­ The drowsy hum of tho murmuring bees. tbe United States Brewers’ association is ing too intimate with Mrs. Hetherington, Hovering over the lavender trees. passed through Chicago for Delaware ac­ Steals through half shat lattices. >• being held .In Boston. As. awake or asleep. I scarce know which. Queen Victoria was 73 years old Tuesday com, naled by tho lady in tho case, with I lazily loll near a windorr niche' whom he is entirely reconciled. and tho day was celebrated everywhere in Whoso gmuuuner curtains are eottly stirred the British empire yesterday. By tbe gauzy wings of a bumming bird. • The form house of Abner Gray, near Baron Hinch, the Jewish philanthropist, From airy heights the feathery down Lauderdale, Tenn., burned and two of bis is seriously ill. Blown from tbe nettle's nodding crown. children perished in the flames. Weary with wsnderiDg everywhere. . Dr. H. T. Helmbold has for the fifth Illinois' state convention ot Kings’ time been adjudged insane. Salls slowly to cartu through the sultry air. • While indolent zephyrs, “oppressed with pe* Daughters and Sons is in session at Spring­ L S. Remson'a carriage factory at Brook­ fume*1 field with 300 delegates in attendance. lyn was burned. Ixws, $50,000. Stolen from many n lialmy bloom. The sixty-third annual parade of Sun­ By an explosion in a mill at Corbeil, Are falling asleep within tbe room. day school children of Brooklyn brought France, four of tbe employee were killed Now floating afar, now hovcrinr-«*r. out a procession of nearly 70,000 of them. Dnll to the eye and dumb* use ear. and thirty others were injured. Two firms in Chiaage haring tin and Grow lbs obapcs thatsee, tho sounds that I A severe storm passed over the town ot sheet Iron contracts for tho World’s fair Auvergne, Ark., destroying the Methodist Every murmuraround dies into my dream. have also got at this time a strike on their, church and the Aurergne academy. Save only th* song of a sylvan stream. hands, the men wanting more pay for Harry Dent, a gambler formerly of Chi­ Whose b’ -uen. set to ajwmnolent tune, leas work. cago. wiw killed in a disreputable resirt lu Has-Ulh-d tho whispering loaves of June. Tho clock which kept time for Jeff Louisville. Ky., by William Bowling. Xll things aro boxy and dreamy and dim: Davis while he was presiding over tbe Fairmount, Ill, although'it-is 30 years The flies In lazier circles swim: Southern Confederacy ha sbeen purchased On slumberous wings, on muffled fret. by <s Petersburg, Va., Israelite and will be old, has no legal existence as a town, nc Imaginary iwinds retreat; cording to a decision of Judge Bookwalw. exhibited at the World’s fair. And tho elomts-Elysian isles that lie John T. Norsworthy, ot Cann, has There will be a general shut down of In tho bright blue sea of summer sky— thu tanneries of the country for sixty days withdrawn its Democratic can.ldata for Fade out before my closing eye. . -Throdore H. liilb beginning June 1: cause, yrer-production. the legislature in the Fortv-»xth district. Rear Admiral Richa-‘ -narlcs Mayne,W Farm rm in thu Illinois corn belt are utilising every resource to make up lost the British nary, v--stricken with death time m corn pbiutin now that “Old while seated at r Oouquet in (he Mansion Life is bo complex. It* machinery , so in­ House, Lon<bn. tricate, that it is impossible that the wheels It is.-.szposcd to put Johnson county, should always move smoothly nnd with­ The steamer City of New York arrivj Wy'-ning, the scene of the recent conflict out friction. There Is a continual strain­ at Liverpool, having made tbe trip fr/.1 ’e»vecn settlors, rustlers nud great cattle ing of every nerve to gain and keep a place New York, iu rix days and twenty tnii growers, under martial law. utea, thus beating tbe record. In this overcrowded busy world. Whnt A large number of girls under 16 were wonder if in tho harry nnd pushing the “run in" by thc police of Elizabeth, N. J., rights of others arc trampled or complete­ for dancing at a public dance, to. which ly ignored. when every individual is In The Cumberland Presbyurion assembly they were not attended by chaperones, in such haste that time fails for thc "small at Memphis has adjourns!. *x violation of tho statute made and pro­ sweet courtesies of life! ’ Paraguay has givn S'JO.IXO tor a display vided. JJnt it is the little offices of friendship— at the Cbicago.aposition. Decoration Dey wns generally observed A. A. Cndmllader, cx-presi<heul of tho throughout the country. Tho point of the eneonraglnu -.mile, the appreciative Superior,(vIs.) National bank, has been greatest interest was Rochester, where word, t-’ie thought for our preferences, the avoidance of our prejudices—which make h><*;vq fur embezzlement. President Harriyou took part in lhe cere­ Ke International Brotherhood ot Loco- monies. At Washington lhe ceremonies life easier aud which ifMtn in a mnrvciotm degree .Al ite worries nnd perplexities. jioive Engineers will hold its next at General Ixxgan’s tomo were especially For nothing prevents friction so perfectly x>n,-cation at St. Paul in May, 1804. interesting. as the exercise of whut we somolimea dis The report that Rev. Sheldon Jackson dainfally call the minor virtues. As nuthiig is the matter with Blaine’s eyes and an attcndmit had Ixjen murdered by though one should be endowed with truth, cxcep. that they art a little weak from IndLuis in Abskn,wbom he caught smug­ and vet, lacking prudence and delicate iuoverwork. gling whisky'; i-discredited, as according to sight and circumspection, wound with Furr soldirrs at Chalons. France, sat all plans Mr. Jacksqn should have been sharp needle pricks the sensitive bearer. down ou a gunpowder chest and smoked on board the Bear at tire time the affair is We do not care to 1* constantly reminded dgarettM. They will have military fu­ said to have occurred. of our failings. “Faithful are the wounds neral*. . ' of a friend," but friends too often show a PLEADING FOR HIS OWN LIFE. In the town of Campton, southeast of fondness fur thc scalpel, and lay Imre our .Elgin, lib., the body ot a small child was pet weaknesses in a truthful but exceed­ discovered in an empty milk can at a ingly uucomfortabh* fashion.—Harper's Sentence to Its Hanged. ebeera factory. . ______ Memphis, May 81.—The most sensational Weekly. Thc speech of the new Italian premier, criminal case ever tried iuthis state is now Signor Glolitti, outlining his policy, is so being heard before thc supreme court at utiMlisfnctory thnt it is believed his min­ It is a remarkable thing whnt a popular Jackson, In March, 1801, Colonel H. Clay istry will not hold together. King shot and killed David H. Poston, at- dish beans are in tbe ordinary restaurant. - J. E. Stone, who is walking from San There ore ten orders ot treked beans given tory for the East Tennessee Valley and Francisco tu New York on a wager, Las to one of chicken salad. WhetheAit la be­ passed through Chicago ahead of time. Georgia railroad, on tbe principal street of cause of the insignificant price attached or this city. Tbe details of tho murder were He is to be in New York July 4. ot the plebeian taste# of a cosmopolitan given iu these dispatches at the time. public, who can tell f—Chicago Herald. A new commercial treaty has been negotiated |>etwcen Austria-Hungary and The trouble grew out of King’s relations the United State on the basis of lhe reci­ with tbe widow of tho Confederate gen­ Easily Overlooked. eral, Gideon J. Pillow. procity clntire of the McKinley bill. Big Boy—Why don’t yen thrash that in­ Charles Montgomery, president of the At the trial in the lower court Colonel sulting bully? He says you are chicken German National bank uf Lincoln. Neb. King was defended by six noted lawyers, hearted. wan shut and killed iu lhe Lincoln hotel but after a thirty-five days’ Besslon ha ’ Small Boy—That's nil right. Ho means by William H. Irvine, a former partner. was found guilty of murder and sentenced The .elevated railway on the “South ■Side," Chicago, hoa been opened aud rapid transit is a fact in the Windy City. A reconstruction of the Portuguese cab­ inet hns been made neceaeany by the res­ ignation of several ot the ministers. General A. D. Strcight, the officer who planned tho scheme by which 108 men ef­ fected their escape from Libby prison, "X * died yesterday morn lug at his home near -Indianapolls. 'Signor Glolitti, Italian prime minister, announced tn the chamber of deputies that the members of the cabinet had re­ signed, but that the king bad refuted to accept their resignations. The probabili­ ties are that a change in ths government will occur soon. . Ths golden wedding celebration of the King and Queen of Denmark closed with a special performance at the theatre, where the royal couple were received with the greatest enthusiasm. The Louisville Foundry and Machine works ban made an assignment, with liabilities of 096,000; assets, 040,00. Henry Shelton, a St. Louis young man. fell dead just after pronouncing “Pantech­ nicon," and the doctors say that the effort to pronounce killed him. Maggie Martin, a young Cincinnati girl, has gouo insane from drinking strong Andrew Porter, a Kentucky miscreant who was separated from his wife, crawled through a window into her bedroom while The recent flood* coat fin state* $39,000,- Ilk. aocMentlly COHINQ EVENTS profound lawyer and the author of a di­ gest of the Tennessee criminal law. It is cxi-ectcd that his speech will be sensa­ tional. ________________ The Big Three Subjects just now engaging general attention are Spray Pumps We show tho Myers Spray Pump, for spraying fruit trees. Its points of excellence cannot be equaled by any other in the market. prof. FRANK ZANO; Lightning The Lawn Mowers Of the best and most durable kind We keep them; also a stock of the most desirable articles in general and builders hardware. ARTIS I, WhoseJlghtning rapidity has caused wonderment and news­ paper talk all through Michigan cities, will be with us ONE WEEK, commencing Monday, June 13th, and will mal;e Your Crayon Portrait Free With every purchase, during the week, of 25’ cents or more. This will be nrt EVENTFUL WEEK. In connection ufth our idea of selling Pure Drugs, Medicines, Books, stationery, etc., at moderate prices, we place at your service the most WONDERFUL AR LIST of the day. i le makes your picture while you wait. Only three minutes of your time required. W Here's Pastime and Armisement T m so ta th ce re Do not miss this opportunity or you will regret it. w. n. qoobTMK pr Modern Druggist, Hastings, Mich.^ Y ea pr H <r Head and shoulders^ c above Competition. Telling th Bov of Those JUST IN TIHE To see those W SPRING GOODS! Clothiers and Gents’ Furnishers. Brown Suits For Bovs and Men At R. MUDGE & SON’S, The Clothiers J------------- \Ve are here to do business on the square, and sell goods cheaper than ever this year. We have the finest' and cheapest line of clothing irf<the city of Hastings to-day. Call Call and and see see us. us. r M & S. Refrigeraters. These have become an indispensible article for convenience aud comfort during the hot weather. We show a large line at popular prices. ’ PORTRAIT CRAYON THE MARKETS- Hastings City Bank, - Apnlea—Dried* «35c. BattOF-NQis, Clover seen w.M. Beahs-gLJO per.bu. Corn—#.. - Mich. ’ surplus rroetLoo. Michigan. ^UojJ-JMUirMiBciHrbb1; nuHlao.lua Open tor business Dec. 15.1MI. OM»-29e. perbu. Foutore-lte*per bu. rorx—$5.50 rtaUr-K-Ulnr.lUJOO.FkK>. White Rose Flour AT DratcroM; r. B. Fewer*, Turkey*—lire, fc; drmeed. ue. Wheat is low and floor should be the same. For a short time I will sell $2.20 PEK 100 LBA D.G. Robinson, JohnCAmtt, QOObYE/lR BROS. LOOKS HERE is a No. 1 flour. I 'yir' rant every sack to be hrst Hub grade. Head-light oil 7 cts. a gallon. JOS. ROGERS. -------------------------- in fo � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-06-09.pdf b02e4c2ff33ea2585cb9ab320a5b270d PDF Text Text ■wv- The best fidvertii ingmcii'.'t'i rv Con’itv Hastings Banner HASTINGS, MICH., JUNE'O, 1892. A NEW INVENTION Hastings Banner. Published Thursday# by COOK BROS- HAffTIXGS, Mien. DRUG STORE, Bor 16 years the leading drug and book stoFu jn Hastings. Sol-lai Schol Seeks,. The most complete stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. III. Goodyear The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. COUNTY NEWS. Lift np jour heads. The weather has changed—The boats are . beginning to ily in a lively manner on our lakes—H. Brin­ instool had a bout stolen from shore on Wednesday night and left infthe outlet Stream of Fine lake—W. J. Fiske has been on a trip by wagon to some point north of Grand Rapids where his father is at work In a raw-mill. He brought home with him a fine Jersey calf—Dr. Troy is treat­ ing George Winters who was struck by lightning—George Nye and wife spent Sunday at Fine lake—Mr. Kennedy of Battle Creek made us a call on Sunday— Memorial day was observed at Banfield In h fitting manner, under the management of the Stark Post, G. A. R. The church was filled to overflowing to listen to the address of Hon. I’. T. Colgrove. All honor to the i»oya In blue wl»u retain.—fond memories i for for those who are sleeping the years years of their manhood away. Hope Center. Hastings Mich. 25 Piano Style Organ YEARS SOLID WEAR Ib a new invention no longer! AA'LiV 9 Beeanso they aid now well-known throughout Is the length of time that VV II I ' tlie United Statd?. \\ !i. n Lehr Organs first came out, the New York “Music Tr: ! sii<!: “Despite the many attempts which have been cade for -erne time past by reed-organ manufacturers towatxl - ■- ■ -thing new in reed-organs in the way of ax or seven -oc­ ta -o.le-. they have all until but recently failed. It is, ti , i, toie. interesting to note the somewhat remarkable sueAre warranted to last. I, . liii h Messrs H. -Lehr <fc Co. have attained in this di- STERLING INLAID SPOONS AND FORKS • IHt’udi.” 1L»-< hicago •‘Indicator” said Jan. 16th, 18V2: “The suc>■! I.ehr Co. has l^een remarkable and affords another I < < f that the pnblid sbon appreciates a really good article.” • VpQ if you don't want to buy a poor organ, when you I L*J, ran get the Lehr, the handsomest, best toned and •: blowing Organ in tha^market at a most moderate prb ' • xainihe it at the store/of x JOHN HESSMER, MICH HASTINGS. Also remember you get a Present—"Good Form,” of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jew­ elry store. Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. It is during the month of June when everything is in blootn. that you should use Paris Green, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Blankets, Bedding, AND Live Geese Feathers s I he most complete stock of Dress Goods in the state. - A full line of Gents Furnishing Goods. A splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella for SJ .00, try one. Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co., 78, 80 and 82 Monroe St. GRAND RAPIDS, We make a specialty of making Gents suits aud pants to order. • MICH London Purple, White Bellabore. Insect powder and Car­ bolic acid, and save your fruit. The nee of the above articles is increasing every year, and there is no yuestioirns to their power to kill all kinds of insects, also as to the benefits derived from their use. To obtain the best results pure articles must be used. You can find the same at Fred L. Heath, THE DRUGGIST, ako a first class drug stuck, sold at prices that has given him the repu­ tation of “The low price druggist.” Call on him: To consumer# of kerosene oil In Has­ ting# and Barry Co: We have eatabltabed an agency al Hasting# for the side of Snow Drop oil, which for luminaUng pur­ pose# ha# no equal. Being a product of Pennsylvania crude and 155 degrees fire test makes It perfectly safe. It produces a clearand wbire light and free of odor, nor does it cause any deposit on chimney which 1# so common with cheap and low teat Ohio oil. Since July 1, 1891. Michi­ gan allow# the use of 120 degrees Are test oil, which'permits the the sale of kerosene made from Ohio crude and poswuse# n larger percentage of sulphur and after ex­ tracting sufficient naptha (eaploulvo jiart) to raise the fire to#t to 150 degrees or more It becomes useless, #o far as producing light I# concerned but at a low test will burn fairly well, still producing a very disagreeable order white burning and load­ ing the chimney with a greasy substance. Give Snow Drop oil a trial, the cost I# but little different than what you pay for the cheap good# you are using and the satisfac­ tion you will get in light will more than compensate, flaying nothing of additional safety. For sale by S. E. Phllhpa, *L I*’ Newton and Cook A Cook. A. IL MATWAIW, WhotoMle Ag. HasUng», Mlcb. Mr. and Mrs. Higbee have returned to Plainwell—u. D. Loomis raised hi# barn Wednesday—C. Boice and wife of Coats Grove visited at O. Loomis’ last week—L. Bagiej* Is able to attend school again—C. McDonald Is teaching at Cedar Creek—Mr. and Mra. Cisco of Prairieville vlsltod at C. Loomis’ last week also Mr. and Mrs. -Cbaderton—If signs are true look out for a wt-ddlmg In the near future—Wm. Merlltt nnd wife have gone to visit her folks and assist In campmeeting—Ira and Mary Hart visited Mrs. Thompkins Sunday—John Benedict is building a wall for Mr. Adams who intends putting a new house thereon —Mr. Simpson Is building a barn—Mr. Craven Is building a granery for C. Rob­ inson, of Barry—Effie Chandler of Has­ tings visited her parents n few day# ago— Hiram and George Payne are building picket fence for Gid Wilkinson. WoiMllAUd. A large proportion of our farmers __ hare_ not planted corn yet and some have not ►own any.oats—■ School closed in the l^e district on Wednesday—Mr. Fox, living two miles north of the Center, raised a large bam Tuesday—Severn! marriages have occurred since we lasf- wrote among whom are Clinton layman and Effie Wheeler, Elmer Hynes and Eliza Koons, and Cyrus Lavey and Anna Eastman— The reason no Items have Appeared from this place for a few weeks 'is because we have I wen absent n part of the time and negligent the remainder pf the time— Sheep shearing will evidently be into this year as but few of our farmers have wash­ ed sheep yet—The prospect seems to be that there will be no wool market In our village this year—The boards of school in­ spectors of the townshl|» of Woodland and Castleton have dissolved fractional tchoul district No. 8 and a movement is on fool to dlsvblve the only remaining frac­ tional school district in our township— Mrs. Lucy Gordon has'filtd a claim against our township of $575 for damages sus­ tained from a (nil and Injury caused by a deicctiye sidewalk—Haying will soon be upon us. The hay-crop blds fair to exceed any crop ever ent in Woodland—A warm rain of late has Improved wheat very much, in fact wheat Is getting too large. It is iwglnning to lodge now ane some fear that a large portion of our wheat will lodge bftfvro.it heads—George Palmerton hes his new house ready for the plasterers — Our new jail I* well uii.h-i u;:y-Levi Holmes’ new house Is ericlosed-i-Tliere seems to la1 a fever among seme of our athletes to establish n 'gymnasium—John Veltv commenced haying Inst week; Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. WHOLE NO. 1930 March to the cemetery 10:30 o’clock led. to and to give the teacher a few pointer# a# they call it once In a few day#. The by martial music. Decoration of graves'at 11 o’clock. scholar# had their way with the previous March back to Orchard Grove fpr <1 Inner teacher, and this presext one to giving them ju»t what they need, only not quite at noon. Exercises open nt ISO p. m. enough of 1L Music by choir. Mtadhrrtllo. Prayer by Rev. Harding.. About fifteen young people of this place Reading of Grand Master's proclamation. | enjoyed the pleasant scene# at Gun lake Exercises by the children. Sunday—Earl Chase of Grand Rapids Recitations and declamations. spent Sunday In till# village—Mrs. Sue • Music by choir. Gibbs to visiting in Grand Rapid#— Miss Address by O. Tomlinson, of Plainwell. Ola Baird spent Sunday with her sister. Music by choir. Mrs. Florence Ullery of Yankee Springs— Benediction. The kids of our town are partaking of the Go as you please and have a good time. ! coolnesapf the water once more—1. H. Keeler Is able to bo on the road once more The promotion exercises at tlje M. P. i after a severe lllneiw—A good many from this place expect to attend the Yankee churich by the Center school was a success. Springs picnic at Barlow lake the 17th— Tlie feature ot the evening was the drill by George Keeler and best girl rpent Sunday the 7th grade. Secretary Andrus spoke | at Gun lake—The Middleville base ball encouraging words to the children. He । club think they would like to tackle any was a guest of the director. Calvin Smith, amateur team ot the surrounding towns, while iiere—Edgar Tyler, of Vermontville, villages or cities—Miss Minnie Dietrich was in town a couple of days last week—, was In attendance at the musical In Has­ Schoo! closed at the Austin last Friday— ting# Inst Wednesday evening—The school Ella Latty has received the appointment picnic at Gun lake last Saturday was not ot Htenographer to the Auditor General at very well attended on account of rain—J. Lansing, and left for that place Saturday. McGinn waa the guest of his parents in She is climbing the ladder fast Our best Chicago the first of the week—Andrew wishes for her success—Mrs. Calvin Smith Stephens and Geo. Baker were In Grand visited relatives at Vermontville the fore Rapids on business Monday—Cha#. Brand- part of the week. Btetterhas purchased the old Armstrong Communication. propertj- southwest of the village—John I’umfrey to still very sick with typhoid Assyria, June 1 ’99. fever. ■ There Is Ja certain "Professor” In this ‘•neck of the woods” organizing night naafleld. schools and claiming superior way of teach­ Wheat around here is moving very slow­ ing arithmetic.—His 5netbod Is composed ly to market for 85 cents—Wheat and oats of presenting a few •‘catch” questions, on the ground are looking fine. Corn is selected by himself, of which he to sticking through the ground—U C. Ed­ famllllar and palming them off as superior munds and wife and Rev. Wallace and wife methods. If parents wish to send their were at Battle Creek decoration day and children to such schools to get Informaheard Rev. Kulp give bls powerful oration. whtch they will forget In a week, and It brought tears from the eyes of the sol­ which is illy adapted to general buainees diers and not only them but from hundreds principles and pay five or six dollars per of other people that never heard the sound night for about two hours of “blowing” of battle—There will be a missionary meet­ they have a splendid opportunity, but if ing at the M. E. church on the ere of June they desire their children to learn princi­ 10th, Rev McKee and Die presiding elder ples adapted to the business of life, the will conduct the services—Harley Powers ouly and sure way of attaining this end is. was introduced to a new son last week— for them to apply themselves assiduously Qur blacksmith Is crowded with work, and the people are well satisfied In the' way ho to the principles as found in one or more of the approved arithmetics or the day, does It—Peter Fisher and brother Newton until they are famUliar with foundation were up In the Saginaw and Bay City re­ principles. The object of the ‘‘Professor" gions and returned homo last week, hav­ Is to gel money and to this end lures the ing bad a good time—People are waillug unwary by playing a few tunes on his “Ad­ for that steamboat, so as to take a ride die” and relating a few startling anecdotes, around the shores ot Mill lake—Last week calculated to “astonish the natives.” His Thursday the people met at the church unreasonable terms are one dollar per grounds to commence grading. Soon af­ pupil for three night# of about two hours ter commencing it began to rain and stop­ each, but will not organize a school until ped the work ot grading up to this writ­ fifteen dollars are subscribed thereby assur­ ing. The people was anxious to have II ing to himself not less than five dollars for done before corn cultivating. two hours of teaching or more properly •^blowing." The public are cautioned against such Myron Chamberlain has just received the lumber for his hotel. Myron has imd to frauds. C. D. exercise some of Job's qualities, Mr his lumber was a Jong* while getting ben-— Quite a good many pedatues are being shipped from here—The R. R. Co. arc The Executive committee of the Agri­ moving the tank from Delton to thia place, so as Io have soft water—Comrades and cultural society met at the court house others will please remember the memorial Tuesday, ami named the following super­ services at the church next Sunday at' 10 intendents nnd judges: Races—Supt, Gilbert Striker; of Balti­ a. m.—it is thouirht that some changes will be made In the ownership of some of more: judges. Ira McAllister, of Prairie­ ■ our village property—A letter recently re­ ville, W. C. Benham, Irving. Sports—Supt. J. H. Dennis; judges, F. ceived from Alex Barnes, who Is in West Virginia, states tbot'he and the other boye A. Blackman. Delton, A. F. Sylvester. from this vicinity arc well, and that they Yankee Springs. Horses—Snpt., 11. A. Ortley, Castleton; will probably be nt home early In the fall. They are grading a R. IL to n coal mine. Judge general purpose horses, Philip Mowry, Maple Grove; judge of roadsters, D. Mattison. Middleville; judge draft We are having quite warm weather— horses, John Lee, Woodland. Cattle—Supt., Lorenzo Mudge, Maple There will be no meeting .next Sabbath on account ot Children's day—Mr. Firth, who Grove: judge. Chas. Harper, Thornapplcv Sheep—Supt., Afton D. Smith. Rutland; Is at his daughter's In Grand Rapid# is re­ ported better— Mrs. Ella .Shorter formerly judge. F. £ Doty. Johnstown. Hogs—Supt.. L. A. McIntyre. Hastings; known u= Miss Crandall.'or Emmet Co., Is visiting friends nt Richland—Blanche judge, Jas. Springer. Yankee Springs. Poultry—Supt., John Strasbnugh. Carl­ I>ra|M*r of Augusta is spending a few weeks at' her grandfather Fowler's—Mrs. Roe ton; judge, C. M. Putnaui. Nasrtvllle. Fruit—Supt, A. C. Towne, Prairie­ and son Fred of Comstock visited her niece Mr«. Isaac Rickcnmore utie'day last week ville: judge. F. Sutherland, Irving. Grain and Vegetables—SupL. Geo. Rob­ —Frank Vandewnlker of Kalamazoo has been visiting friends here a few days past inson. Hope; Judge, A. G. Kent Assyria. Mechanical Arts—Supt, Ora Chaffee; —Eddie Fisher spent a few days wilhdiis cousins of Battle Creek Inst week—Mrs. judge, D. C. Eycleshyiner. Floral Hall—Supt., F. D. Soule, Castle­ Adeline France and daughter visited Del­ ton friends Monday—Born to Mr. and Mrs. ton: Division A.. Assistant Supt. Mrs. Clement Smith, city; judge* Mrs. Daniel Morris Brown last Friday a daughter. Stiker. city. Division J., Assistant Supt., Mrs. Miner Mead, Castleton; judge, Mrs. Dalton. The Ladles’ Aid will sell Ice cream at ,J. A. Greeble, city. Fine Arts; Assistant Supt., Mrs. S. M. Fewler city; judge, Mrs. their bowery Saturday afternoon and even­ ing—Mr. H. Raetl of Schultz had hU left, Z. B. Hoyt city. Division L., Assistant arm cut off by the cars last Saturday—The Supt, Mrs. W. H. Mcrriek, Hastings twp,, scarlet fever cases are on the mentl—-John judge. John Lee, Woodland. Division M., Kahler of Woodland visited his parents Assistant Snpt. Mrs. Ed. Hursley, Barry; Sunday—Mrs. Rockwell and daughter of judge,'Mrs. Wm. Mitchell, Irving. Miss L. L. Felgnner spent Sunday at Hostings—B. L. Johnson, of Middleville, was a guest of friends here over SundayW. M. Ferry, of Park City. Utah, visited at G. A. Truman's Sunday and MondayHelen Mlllspaugh, of Hunting#, spent Sunday at E- V. Smith's—Mr. and Mrs. C. Kill are visiting in New York state—Frank Geiger was here over Sunday—This Is a very busy week for Nashville. J. O. G. T. district lodge Timsdny.yUth an address from the grand lecturer in the. evening, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings the can­ tata of Queen Esther, Thursday and Fri­ day the baluon ascensions and the races. Schoolcraft I# visiting at the doctor's—The Maccalxv# of this place visited the Plain­ well lodge last Friday eve. They Imre a Prof. ilcCall closed a very successful tine team for working the different ranks. ujchool ot short arithmetic raU the Hyde Their membership Is 150 and no drone bee# kcbool house in which he .^Mwed the juve­ amongst them—Mrs. Q. A. Hynes Is under niles how arithmetic could be maue ensy. the doctor’# care—Mr. Edgett is on our The Prof. Is a very successful teacher, and streets again—Dt Pennock ishere with bis we understand he will open anothersdtool stock of groceries ready to suppl)- anyone this week at the Moore school house—C. In want of anything in this line—Frank K. Nickerson and Bert Clark were at Lan­ Blsliop's little baby has the chicken pnx— sing last week taking In the field sports of Several of our boys Sundayed’ at the lake the several colleges, and report a good resort—Sixteen car loads of felt boots from time—Walter Clark is painting Mrs. the Hastings Wool Boot company passed Squire’s bouse, wtiicb will add very much over till# road Monday—Harrah for the to its appearance—Cha#. Wooley ha# the 4th. of July. Delton wilt celebrate the Everybody job of painting C. E. Nickerson’# store, the grand and gioriou# 4th. which will be a great Improvement to turn out and have a day of sports. Grand Lacey—Orrcn Adams ha# his new house street parade, ball games, foot races, tub nearly completed—Our mereliant, Wm. races, climbing Urn. greased pole and all Thompson, made a business trip to Battle klncis of amusements ending up In the Creek last Saturday—tf.-V. Munger nnd evening with a grand display of fireworks. son are working on R. K. Stanton’s house Prairieville. near Dowling—The G. A. R. post has ad­ Chas. Woodman. Donald McLcay, mitted several members since It was moved from Assyria Center to Lacey. The change Edith Latham, Maud Ruggles and Hattie seem# to be a decided Improvement for the Sackett started for Valpariso. Ind., last boya—Chas. Cobb and family, of Battle Monday to attend school—E. Holliday has Creek, visited al Norman Clark’# and other moved Ills family to Kalamaxoo—The W. friend# last week—John Hinkley and wife F. M. society will meet with Mrs. W. D. spent Sunday with H. V. Munger’s peo­ Hughs on Wednesday next—E. Jones has ple—A warm discussion took place Satur­ returned from Battle Creek—The Child­ day afternoon between several people of ren’s day exercises will be held at the Bap­ this place over the punishment which one tist church in the morning and at the M. of the scholars received at the Bnggs E. church In the evening—Rev. H. N. Ball school a short time since. It appears that 14 expected this week and will occupy the the scholar who received the punishment, pulpit in the Baptist church the coming if all reports arc true did not get half be year—Crops are looking fine Ln this section should have had, did not obey the rule# —E. Shedd and wife have moved onto IL mode ami laid down by the teacher or try Collleri# farm—The 1. O. O. F. memorial services will be held ... in the M. E. church to UUVJ obey;. UUh but on the contrary disobeyed. MJ j »-m. <n. *. was Impudent elUicr lu ictloni or Intent next Sundry momln,. Order of the day. And I, iu > con eepondenl ot your pap.r. I. O. O. F. Decoration Day, Jtuw 14, 92 would Ilka lo auKKest that wheo tlw aehool Ixrnrd hire teechera, that they hire them u assisted by G. A. R. boys. Meet at 1. Q. O. F. hall at S teach and Rovcm the aehool end not toa the sohoUra to ran the school u the, w»tt pare flowers. . Ptansanrt apeclOoUloos tor the coniu^ctii-a nt n । ill nnd court bouse tor Barry Co , Mleb.. will ne received by tho undersigned liuildlnr committee up to 12 o'clock M., June 21st. HMB, tkMd court house when completed with tlie uecessxry heating npimratas and fnrnitnre not to coal tk> exceed S44.GC0. and said Jail when comtdrled with neewenu-jr heating JipiuinUtm not to exeeeil in cost the hum of #>ox»o. f JOHN G. NaolKR. ioatsox riwirr. Following are the real estate transfers for the week ending May 93, 1392, as taken from the book# In the register’s office: 22* itarF<”s2W»‘ nuutingtou Marvin ac see M It Rwli to K J Hartman lota Del ton 4100 KstJ M Nevins to M E Nevins parcel City ?iro “ ch — (ieorae Downs to J G Schwartz pared WoodIHIUI '..T. Lester .Mead to Clarence Mead undivided half M ac sec I# Castleton fMO Y,5r^lh* T^*o**H to John Hlchel RO ac see II “4 »U«W »E!L to,2L Hastings MOO l‘“ F™"x AB Pood to IHvht Townsend io ac mm 9 IX Enter u Wm roted m MO T IrrtM The Michigan Central Is building three logging branches. Three Riven firemen are to have new uniforms coating S800. - -AM �actings Thurad.y, MART. ~Banne^ Juof Sleepy. ?■ l89x Hamantedroway Jia t!w toy lime WHERE THE CAST OFF GARMENTS OF A BIG CITY ARE SOLD. PULUNG A PANTHER’S TOOTH- HISTORY OF OXFORD’S GREAT STORE­ Jack's toolh'bad been aching dm. It bad ulcni'-l. ot ,o .ta«uH frrttol ^'“2 DMbt -er. not «t all —In. Kxciting a t’bwe a« Any BEECHAM’S m ■ • ■ gra by ivmoTl’ts ’l>® PBLLS miuwr which is cJu<ins tbo w,rc SPgS *!l ” and Kernra* •I*"*"’-”11 wU,j nulrkly relieve Sick Headache. Csrerafi wMh ■ TzaMess «" ***!■ C**«Of Oil tonite. Price 38 c*n,t\a &ox CARTERS •9UJ? I” OEWING CURE ■^OBACCO SICK ^TSyygRU) CuITeCl — 1 <uao<wv Vl, Iwvatoiiw llrer and regulate ths bowels. Jtven if they only “ HEAD it is Q003 AdD (hi fap. who ones try them will fiad thcoo U tUs pills vslo*bls!n so msny ways that they wlU not bo wil­ ling to do without them. But after allslck bead "Xv ‘^* '|/°ur fv ACHE dealer Has । Xs tbs lone of so many flvss that hemiswtMN wamskff cur great boost. Oar pills cure it while ethers do net. CARTED MEDICINE CO., New York; SMALL PILL S MALL DOSE SMALL PRICE FOR PROFIT (Mich.) Bl NESS C O stamp for circular. Address. A. , Prup’r. • To Advertisers If ydu wish to advertise 1/ P A. SCR1BSKB. M. !>.. Phyiidan V. I-bymMu - -and Surgeon, Delton, • • Mich. Office In residence, one block east of depot. and need instruction, send one dollar for onr “ Book for Advertisers.’’ A little study of that book will enable you to decide what you ought to do, and givean idea of the probable cost. If you instruct u? Using for you In tho way we think will do you the meet good, you should send an explicit statement of what you wish to accomplish, and make euitaale arrangements for payment. Your order wifl then receive all tbo attention that it requires. If you wish an a4verti;«rnent prepared and a plan of advertising mnrkrxl oat; to be toM what papers you should use. and what the cost will be. wo will furnish the adver­ tisement and tbo plan—either or both,and submit them for your conrid-ration, together with cur bill for the service. For preparing advertisement?, ' BUSINESS CARDS. electrotypes and estimates tho ad­ vert l«er pays wu For the expense of placing advertisements and watch­ ing tho fulfillment of contracts we are paid by a commission allowed by the publisher of tho paper in which the advertisement appears. If you want to learn all the Ins and outa of advertising without any cost or trouble, read Pbistzhs’ Ink regularly, carefully, studiously; issued weekly. 52 a year. If you wish a complete catalogue of all newspapers, send 55 for tho Ameri­ can Newspaper Directory. For any further I afarmatIon address GEO. P. ROWELL &• C®., Newspaper Advertising Bureau, to SPIUCE ST.. NEW YORK. A. * C. H. BARBER . Physicians and Surgeons. Calls in city or county responded to with promptness, day or night. H ILLIAM O. UHVDEN. lawyer. Office over Juliu* ilusseii’s store. State street, llntithiite. Mich. W D A. SHELDON, * • Abstract and Real Estate Office. Anstrart Block, HastingsMoney to loci on Real Estate Heal Estate «ihl on c -rmoi-uilOD. (Jeneral convesseeing, •tavr.g a complete set <4 Abstract Books, eoin oiled I tom the liecords, can furnish complete » tracts. C.F. BROOKS. Clerk. F. DRAKE. M. D., Office over Holloway’s drtig store. Office hours from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, con ■eettug with residence, at Holloway’s dreg -ton:. M. FOWLER, D.D.S. Office hours 8 a m. to 5 p. n>. OMITH & COLGROVE. O Lawyers. ■ (Office in Union block. Hastings.) Practice is all the courts of tho state. i E. KENA8TON, Attorney at Law, (Over J. 3. Goodvear ft Co.’s store.) FrtoUces in all eonmnfthe State. Collections promptly attending to. V. 17 R TIMMERMAN, Homapathio 1’hyi • sleian and Surgeon. i Office over Lathrop's drug store.) Wing’s Flexible Shoe Lacings L . > AW. REAL ESTATE AND COLLECT­ ING OFFICE OF* Pennit healthy circulation Palmebtox & Smith, and free giOletuent t>f the foot. WaUllmSlrMleb. Ns uatyia . i, tnngneoemry. J- M. SxiTIfl Coad; rtaLI «... and durable lt for. C. 8. Palmerton; both ladie* and Rfntfcnicn. All Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. lerRths.. Mart' ar.d russet yflgrX colon, for both ordinary ami sportinj Ucu shoes, lot. j»~>or limb cut. J that lhc v •vX \va\ VWXi mark >* « wrapper. FBOBATE ORDER. State of Michigan.county of Barry,—as. At a session of the Probate Court for the County of Barry, holden at the Probate Office In the City of HostI turn. tn said county, on Wed­ nesday, the '.nth day of May,in the year our rt-.w»an<! eight huudred and ninetr-two. Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge cl I’ronat... tn tne matter of the estate o'Robert Mlsnir Ou reading and filing the petition duly verlfied, of France* Misner. widow of said deceased prayng that a retain instrument now on tile in this court purporting to tw the last will nnd testament of said deceased may be admitted to probate and ths: yonr petitioner may be appoint­ ed executrix ot said »IU or some other suit­ able person. Thereupon It ts ordered that Thursday the thirtieth day ot June A. I). last. at ten. o’clock m the forenoon, te assigned fur the bearing of said petition, and that the heirs at law at said de­ ceased and all other persons Interested tn said estate, are required to appear » sesrion of said court, then to be liohicn at the Probate Office tn the Hty of Hastings, lusnld county, art show came. If any there be. why the prayer oi the petitioner may not be granted. And it i» further ordered. That said putlUouerghc notice to the persons interested in said estate, of th* pendency at said petition, and the h«mrin|> weoiu previous to said day <rf tearing. CHAJtUH W. ABMNI* KIRKS IAMON TMSOM HsaltMsl, Agmalili, Gtaansing. Curea'- ■H.Y SQ1P, Household Uu Ail the exchange* close early on Saturdqy with the exception of tbe O1«I Ciotbex exchauxe. This does no buainraa at all from sundown on Fridays to afternoon on Monday s, and, therefore, the closing hours on a Friday are generally. unwraxUy brisk and exciting. A whole block on the south of Bayard street, from the Bowery down, wnscrowded with speculators. In front ol tbe exchange. No. 51 Bayard, the crowd extended across tbe street, nnd it was extremely difficult to push one's way through the shouting, surging throng about its doors. Nearly every man of them had a suit or two ot cast off clothing thrown over his left shoulder, which he had just purchased or was trying to sell. There didn’t aecm to be a word of English spoken, nnd the throng appeared to bo made np entirely of tho foreigners who come to thia country Jn tbe steerage of the European steamers. Y^d to b. toW tha\ they represented ivo distinct distinct classes, claases, and and e*en even then then it It was two hard to distinguish them. There were no clean shirts, or even clean hands and faces. faces, handsnnd Xirx dL«) In dvk «=!«» —. tter W.to unaonbt«ll, ot (to kind which h«l know, tow-mlown.™ .loo. th.r P—d out ot th. hand, ot th. on. tor whom th. tailor ARt | house of learning. J7b. ", >!• l^'-r ~> ptmlwrt, M. tam.r M.ml. ’-eh,*“l'l<?‘1”i7b. lowlnpmidmlih-1 "’“"f4'’' ultchfork wherewithal be was fed- f*80 I-die Ng South American panther wsveb tag with Itanium & Baitey * »how. B dedded that wlwu Cbitrngo w’ th. tooth should Iwpu'tel- TL® dtoMee was already preying upon the dnmaaltw Jack’s cheek, hu S31 in no further respect, as the cheek Iteelf wm swelled George Copklio, tjlfi temjr of lion, and superintendent of mrnagerie, garu a wise at, *?“ * L advanced the opinion tbnt if tbetcMh wore not taken out at once blood pota-innig would ensue, nnd that in fine specimen of tbe fauna of tbe hemisphere would be Jaldto rest and th show would be shy about F00No one with science could be found where tbe show then was exhibiting with suf­ ficient conflder.ee In hib qualification* f°r life everlasting Mto be wlillng t« lak*i!** contracL Upon tbe arrival of F. L. Per­ ley, press repreaentative, in Chicago, hi* went forth to look for a tiger Sueh are harder to catch than the e*^"1** themselrra. themrelvea Dr. Dr. F. F. T. T. Ehenman. of, tha Veterinary, ‘wlpqte, finally Vflnhlcmti avetake chireces nt the tent on Mlcbigau avewaa nue. Although Although ttbe he prowwUng procreauua . - not .. tor ..... wlr.llV nto-torilr pnbatod on, l...» buv-Loll, dJkwI ■> an ot «ood tMto. no mj.tor, ™ »tod<tot It. l_n~nor>^»jr n.w.p.por mtn nod othm wltumam tn e<Ufferent^"w!tb ” “b The first class were tho buyers, men with I hnnmn kiniL There was °° 1 P look, unkempt h.lr nod mmtal hard. 1 dri chmr tor J.cki no “SJ £ m>d .1,, evm tolttlM. twlnkltaff V- ' t.h. MI. to. nriurn Th., come .™r, dn, tram Bunt .trmt,. I. PlWt-bm h. PM~d Stath m>d Sareoth «x.nu«, Avena. U. m.n w,th "••“‘“'XSuZ Brooklyn. J.nw, Clt, nnd nil toe toenper | e« b, I’roldlojt th. tadI tooth rlndiaiv Mooud bond clothing .ton-wllblo n rn- . I, nrnl nnklng. b toot lit dlunot torcralmllo. Th. next cta» nr. Th. fWoulw the collector, ot th. goodn vended, nnd tative. Mr. Conklin brought mrernjunoll the, rnngwl from th. .m.n who pm.be. 0 «rong ropro to th. ,“d tingling tort to toe merehnut who ro.mn I tore. •■*!«•« Long bland nnd to. rilbgre ot thb tint. ; Jock looking on with nho.tlle Hl. and N.w J.r»r, elT.rlng tinware aud chwa bad tarn manicured onoe and b. roe the Iniquity — was lota to be whlekbroomn and pin. and needle. In ex fleeted that •> “ same Intanltr practiced upon him. Before he had fully change for a slightly soiled summer over­ made np his mind alxiut it the handy Mr. coat or an out of style silk hat. mmie up «»«*«-- - —- ----- “ i Amid this throng of dirty, vicious faced Conklin had oue of his feet inn.snare.aud humanity ou the pavement there seems to a leathern girdle about his wrist, ana in be m much bunkering going on as in the ■ ten minute, the ex-terror of South Amerexchange it-mlf. The exchange te in real- lean forests could only quiver. Ity a very dingy but large barroom. The At each leg wa. a rope; at the n.lhcr end Inttice and barrels are tfrimy with accu-1 was a canrasman. with the cord mulated dfrt. and tbe floor Is but little secured by a ’half hiteh about a stake, cleaner than the pavement outside. Along j Mr. Conklin, cool aud cheerful, was sitting strap nnd mH*-colla**, the wall on the left are a number of chairs. by Jack’s side, holding •»«*" and the men sitting there arc the principal while another canfuman, ambitious buyers. They have dirty bills folded be­ tho tiger taming line, kept a gag In the tween their dirty fingers on which oue oc­ trembling animal’s mouth. It was another casionally catches the gleam of a diamond, triumph of applied science over nervous jmd have jxickets filled with small change. ferocity and brute energy. Dr. Eiseuman was a bit nervous, and it It takes an excellent suit to need paper required some time for him to refooro tbe money in payment. One typical character has two chairs | booth with knife and tong. It wan the left upper canine tooth and an inch and ouepiled up with purchases. A man offers him a dark cloth suit, pretty well worn. half loug. Tbe panther winced aud wallod, He bolds it to the light, rapidly looks it and to Mr. Conklin’s consoling observa­ over, and counts every button aud offers tion, "I once saw a man from Wisconaiu have n tooth pulled with leas than half the forty cents. kick," Jack responded only by swearing MAKING A BAIU2AIN. The veudcr wants half a dollar, aud, in vigorously In strange pantarean oaths. his tap], rapidly turns tbe suit about and But it wm over, and the sufferer, covered shows off ita best points. No, forty cents. with blood nnd still game for quarrel, Then tbe collector offers to throw in a pair (muted into a corner, awl an attendant of woman’s shoes., but tbe dealer won't with sponge and pole made fugitive have them nt any price. So they haggle, “swipes” nt the crimson jaw.—Chicago the broker bargaining with two or three at Tribune. __________________ a time aud all talking at once. The forty A Guide to tbe City. cents are at lengt h accepted, and tho man “Would yon like to la? shown over tbe lucks this shftes under bis arm. and iittle time after mils them at the dark end ot the city, sirf" The question wns arkrd in oue of the exchange for thno cents. . ।I — • . most popnlir toniih-r rf of op up lowu toWu clr. cofi-s by • n iraomt young There L. nr, liul. Srluklng upIpb on. ' mow tao>u« .n-r, o». h. ... Uorrlnl .rod «b- IMO who tror. dotolog ot buhloubl. cut rorbwl Io hU >nnloro». Th. tarkreper «ua wore :: m .1 . w.l to Ir Hi. flew., wako. them up ocouloAilly l.y poun.lru 1 J*00”I’pvlUpriu. ..ml hl.maun.ru. on th. counter and yrfllu.-. ••Bc.rl taerr 11-alJupt qureUon, were tbov brer! Irerl” Then on. ot U.c Were “I * ceattaMO. ellnctaa & targain b, offering to throw In , Itaffre.iouJguld.toNrw kork," a drink, and a tolmblelul of .plriu or a comlnowl. handing lb. writer an rnmnaot thick, dark brer la gnlrwd down. I ; r -nl to*.»Mtor» to re. an,Tbe bickering aud dickering nrrer inmre ' I“D« t: > ■ -■ ’ • to ta areu In tola town. It a for a moment, however, and »o smart are ‘ 0,8,1 Cf :;'c'* I;vre on<* WRnte 10 XL-'J f*10 these men after a bargain of a few ceute ‘8000’ |duc..« -< f interest, I take him. but that, some of the old clothes change hands ' ^7 part of my Income ta detwo or three times during nn hour or so. I 1' ,ac” tx’ ’’*• ‘s’eand7’ Several of the dealers have sacks made s^e- * Cu 1 ’ ! charjfi much. Tire dollars of bed ticking In which they jam tbeir*puc I aB*^ . expimses n man wants to In­ chases, nnd oue of these had in uu It a numnum- .. .cur ,P?y“ l~-e .L| H.” inu in ........................ ...... berof pieces of women's underwent underweaxthat customers^* that! "’’>’here do you ,grt get yuur customers^ ” »ntlv hare Ibeen —n ! 'r?^f Osked. lookedFM if they might recently ’ked* “When nntnirgercomcsto town— he goes bleaching on the lawu or green bodge of a I "Whenn ----------- -----------H .hot Lnlel 1 *._■’ I.row ap roe. eretang or a day -to q country villa. But there were no women i to a ^. J-^ and wants ** to enjoy life. But he ueaiers, and no women among the crowd, ■pare ’ and the goods worn by tbe fair sex seemed doesn't know where to go, and as a general thing, heasks the advice of the hotel clerk. to be confinwl th cloth coats nnd shoes. The ruling prices seeiued to be ridicu­ Then I am sent for nnd off we go. “I take patrons to the thratera, the park, lous, especialb* it you had uo previous ac­ quaintance with the second hand shops of Coney Wand, the big newsjm]>cr offices Baxter streeu Suita seemed to run from and tbe Metropolitan Museum of Art. thirty to eighty cent*; coat* from twenty Lota of people like to go there. The big J5^ ”at Mecca w*­ to forty cento, trousers from ten ceuts to •j i»*•• “8C •«c-8*Cn”* w uv the mo g great aiecc.i,. h° now thirty cents; odd vesta were a drug ou tbe I e,rer< S°nic people want to go to the cemexnarket, and old hata were sometimes sold !' teries. Tbe cathedral •> -» • •• • -for very Is asked for one aud two cents. There were dealers I Hlow did I get Into the business) Well, who made a specialty of hate and shoes. laziness.- I --------------guess. I am .. n college WnXK THB DAY 13 OVER. ,। It wm -----------------Overcoats had the best call and always Ij graduate, and I couldn't couldn’t bring mj myself to _____ seemed to bring as much as they were |1tit 116 on oa a clerk’s chair nil dny day long. I can n thirty-five a-.- .l.tl __ _ a- -week, , . fairly worth. A missing button would . r.hcllv auI,y rw,*V »»ke dollars and knock off five cents, frayed pocket holes ; gentlemen nro frequently so delighted with even more, and the more dilapidated were ithelr experience* that they give me fifteen carefully scrutinized to see If tbe goods or twenty dollars more than the original could be turned and thus made new. The 1 Pric® “Sfrceil upon. I have marie as much good cloths, even when much frayed, ob-1 “ week—that was during the centained fair prices for this reason. tennlal tennlalcelebration. celebration.”’— ’—New NewYork YorkWorld. World. At 5 o’clock the market was over, and —•—:------ —------------the exchange, where daily meet the sharpThe English Union Jack. «t and shrewdest dealers in the world. The old red cross of SL Geonra or Eng Ene-­ The olda red crocs of St George, ffor W“At “ ead* Thcuthemen walked off i land, ine!. on nn n white ground had _rec*iv<^at _ ... » . wlto th.U- purohMTO thrown OTO to.lr lh.tlm. oI to. union wllh StMtanA 'ti l h ,?l° ' ","• >'“*• ■»«»«, th., ot St. Arolroi?” „ th.r^nntro-11 tad taen abl. tu make out ot their aalra. 1 eroo which naturally (.11 into a dlatron.l JX’Ttl"xB*r*rd“~,“'1 10 Frisb-.pMtlonouth.tag Itwto borbood tta. an a oomtar of IltU. .bop. ; on a hlu. sruuni Th. ~ wtar. ar. found ltacb-p ton .«1 .how romalnwl n”r all 1„ Krtuq. aod whl.khronnte.eto, which unto. rated from th. n~ „ES‘E”-"?strings and wbiskbrooina, etc., make 1 rated from tbe new blue ground by a atrip up the old do’ man’s kit Here be invests of white. With the union with Ireland his money, and by daylight the next morn­ oune the Invention of the croas of St. ing is miles away in the country, bargain­ Patnck, a diagonal erwa like St. An­ ing with mistress or maid tor the mas­ drew a, but red on a white ground. ter’s summer suit or old hat. Nothing These two diagonal crosses take prece­ comes amtas to him. however old or worn. dence alternately, which brings the whu. Part of his collection goes to tbe paper V? tbe hob,t’ or I>aru mill perhaps. Anyway it L only the pick ih° the staff, the red above the white at tho of it he carries to tbe exetnnge. Dy. or parte fartbrat from tbe flagstaff. Down the same street you will see The new red croo haa, like tbe old dne. to crowded In many a little basement half a be separated from the blue ground by a doseii or to of tailors working away for ttrip of white. All of which la cond^ij dear life. They are patching and mending txP”rM®d ,n th” order of council: and pressing tbo clothes purchased at Cha ’The union flag shall be azure, tha exchange. There are several workshops er^e. saltire of St. Ar. drew ^d St where men aud women work up the old P«rtok qjuutorly p.r „lu„ counted •koto, “d to.™ ,re eth.™ ,te„ th, blocking of old hata into neteones b a briated of the second, surmounted by the lively and fairjy remunerative buaineM. The crowd of dealers who daily visit the MM ot St Gwrg. ot too total, nmbrtated u too tota™. “-Koto, ,04 qu.rt» exchange will average from two to three kuodrel. Which f.cLwlll yon to“ appreciation of the immemdt. of tho old clothes business, and of tha many l.and* u'5<r lo“U ilk. th. mi, through which your cast off gl-menta PMB before they make glad the heart of a humbler wearer.-New York Advertiser ealattoa la “** Bodley** Conception. rniveraity <»f Oxf°rtl *" pH*~**» « ■ Lbltertorc of books. They were kept io St SIS*, church—those i» frequent ■» Haanxos................. Cost* Grove............. Woodland................ WtxMlbnrv................. Via X>. J.. <> .V. jf, of bopks from Bishop Cobham of Stations. ‘"S’iWwp’. b"l“ '■•>! OrrtWtoMIR Hired from Oriel college, whose provost Jhdm. .1 w » H“ T,u.Sk" ml motor .tu<l.nu.b«ari by IMgbEX lb. .“lor proctor, brok. op« b. do,™ of OrHI collW **od boro off ch. Cobbom J-? much riot and snouting." Here. In aapac® of forty-flre feet by twenty, the library found ample room from 1367 till 1446 A register of readers was kept, a yearly vhitetiou was held, and for the future it wks ordained that none but dupli­ cate books should be lent out ou pledge Sn things remained till iu tbe third year of the sixth Hoorjr the uuivendty began (or the flrat time to rear Itself new public buildings, no longer under the shadow of SL Mary’s, Imt h bowshot away, hard by the garden of Exeter college. That un­ quiet prince the Duke of Gloucestcre-mlssodled “Good Duke Humfrey,” amused the university by »n enormous gift of books, n thousand pounds* worth and more, inso­ much that tlw joy of tbe clerks of Oxford burnt out in the form of a letter *to the ryght worshipfnll syres, the Speker, knygbtes and burgee (sin) of the worshqptui parlametnt,’’ beovecbiiix the house “to con­ sider the gloriose gifts of the gracious prince for tbe ootnyn profit and worshyp of the realm, to thank him hertyly, and to prey Godde to thank hym In tyme coming, wher goode deedys ben rewarded.” , Lansing Detroit.. ♦ Nos. S and Um 111 net carry paswmirrri;>il<-« Brsffiffiwiyi tireigb*-train permits Freight trains will be run at the cwvtn-net of the onmnanr. n ho reserve the r;uht to. haaS tbe time of such trains without notice. F. Bv«H, Oen*i Man..—n. C. PoRTira. Gen*! P. & T. Art. ’ probatkordej: State of Mkhlxau. County of Ham-sk At m wsdm of 111- Probate <‘-urt f«r the County of Carry, bolden at the Probate .,n>~ la Ute City of fteuitlnri. In said county! on SatnK day ibr 14th day of May. In tbe year one thaUMAd etaht hundred and ninety tvin. prusent, Charles W. Armstrong. Judi-e of 1’robate. Io the matter of the estate of Wasbtsztoa K. Ferris. «tecex*ci. On reading end filing the petition, duh ver> eed.ot Jagics F. administrator of -aid PRECIOUS VOLUMES DESTUOYED. (Mate, pray Ing for reasons in said pciitlnn Duke Humfrey’s books completely crowd forth, that n- maybe i (censed to sell the rral ed'up the little chamber at the northeast estate of said derea-ed as In said petition <teend of Su Mary’s, and the university had seribed. Thereupon It |. ordered, that Tlthnda) the to bethink Itself ot new bousing for Its t6th day of Jtmr.A. I».. iw *t ten oclnrk in library. It built an upper floor to tbe new titefoctnOMl. be a«sttm*d for the heanr.K r.t >a>.j divinity school and removed the books to petition and that the belts at law of wld de­ ceased aud al! other jeraous lt.t<-rv't-; j, »u:d the beautiful and well lighted room which still forms the innermost shrine of the tem­ ple of learning which we now know aa the fire, In the CCy ot HaMUixs. In said county, and show can-e. !t an, there be, nhy the prater of Bodleian. the petit loner may not be granled And It i» In gratitude to Gloucester the place waa further ordered, that said petitioner xhr bonre named "Duke Humfrey’s Library," though to the persons interested In said estate, ot the tiendency ol said petition nnd ths iirarinz he diet! in 1447, long before the building thereof by cauxlns a ropy of tbl« order to be was finished. It la sad to have to confess published in tbe Hr stIhrs Baxx>;k. a new*that of all the goodly manuscripts which paper pnnted and circulated In said County o' Harry, oner In each week for three succvAsIve were transferred thither not a titlie sur­ weeks previous to said day of h«-.,nii; vive. Of Humfrey’s own books only three Chas W. abn't* , Judge of Prolate. (Atroaeopy.) rest are scattered far and wide—some in the British mimam, some in Oxford col­ leges, some in English private libraries, some in die Bibliocheque Nationals at PROBATE ORDER. Paris. State of Michigan. County of Barry-s< The criminals who wrought this disper­ At a session of tbe Probate Court for the sion of tbe university collection were Ed­ Conuty of Barry, bolden >.t tbe Probste ofter. In the fifty of Hastlmrs. in nald county, c:i ward Vi’s ‘‘eonunteaiouera for the reform Wednesday, the 25:b day of May. in Um rear of tlie university” in 1530. Headed by a one thousand eighth hundred and . >. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, JuJge cf Cambridge man, Cox, bishop of Ely, who Probate. wm chancellor at the time, “they so can­ In the matter of the estate of Elba J, Latham, celed our library.” in .Sir J. Harrington’s deceased, and Uir proving ol heirship ot said words, “and so scattered our bookes, as from deceased. On reading and filing tbe petition, di. , rrrithat time to this we might never recover *!ed. ot Edith B. Latham, daughter of xaltl de­ them." They began by burning without ceased. praying for reasons thrrvin -.sated that an order or decree l>e made in this court deter­ examination all toe manuscripts orna­ mining who are or were the heirs at taw <<t sad mented with Uln: .uutthMM.Ih* rubricated daoMtted and entitled to inherit said e*:n-- and initials. ■•. --ivoriiu ”f pope'.'", nnd left the their respective rights then hi rest so e:.>.t-txi to’ i.ivft nnd dnmagrXwiThereupon it is ordered, that 1 r:-i . the 1st day of July. A 1). IfcC.aV ten hM in ditiou ac-> that they were stacked in the 9*WMMJ>eDMigMd tor the hearing u! uld open air--that in u abort time all were lost petition,and tha taebelrsat lawof sa il dc-rs'ed. mid nil other peraons lntnrestv.il In v.!4 estate, are required to am-ear >.t a -t-»ioa of Five y-.ira after the university was at said court, then to be holden at the j Prol-ase once so ooklcss and ro mean that by a office, in the city ol llustitigs. tn -.u I (j-udIt. rote of cougregatioa the :<ookcascs and and show rouse. If any there be. why tire | rater benches in Duke Humfrey’s library were of the peUtioner may not be gr.,mtd. Aad It Is further ordered, that said iwutlarer ::re pulled down nnd sold ns firewood. notice to the perrons Interested n: M i e.'tate, DODtXY’S IDEA. . of the pendency of Mid petition, a -d On hear­ For forty-two years this abomination of ing thereof by earning a copy of this oxiter te be puolisbed In the HasTixiM Banxkh.»uewsdesolation continued. Then, in 1507, Sir paper printed and circulated In salt! County of Thomas Bodley, scholar nod diplomatist, Barry once tn each week for three >d<?ce>Mve being now well advanced in years and hav­ weeks previous to raid day nt hi-arim: CHAJILEo W. AJKI- -- ’ ■ ing neither wife nor child, bethought him­ (A true copy) Judge ol ii self of the wants of his old university. Bodley had been nn undergraduate of Magdalen nnd a fellow of Merton. In his old age. to quote his own letter: PROBATE ORDER. I concluded at she last to set up my stafTe at State of Michigan. County of Ba.» r-s«. At a nemion of the Probate Court ter the Hhrarie door in Oxoa; being thoroughly county of Barry, hoklen nt the Probate.•'!/■ e in persuaded that. In my r ditudo and surcease at Hastings. In said count). <>n " - Jre»from the <x.m’n<i:,-wcaltJi u Sayers, I rouble not, teecity day, the »th dav ol May. in ih«- jear on* bualo mysolfo to letter purprec than by roda>- thousand eight bundled and ninety tv ». irstliai place (which than la every part layo Prwent. Charles W. Armstro^. -ludg? "f ruined and waarei to tbopnbAquc use of stu- ^Yr^thc matter of the estate ol William dients. Crabb, deocaaed. . . Bodley wrote to the vice chancellor, of­ Ou reading and filing the petition, <ii.lv *er.fering to re-establish the library* at his own fled, of George H. Crabb.son ol Mid A’-vaw'-sole cost. In three years Duke Humfrey’s prajing that a certain Instrument f.H tn purporting to be the Ix't wfl. am tt*t» library had once more liecome an honor to court, rnentof said deceased may be a>lnittte4 lc pre the university. From 1G00 till his death in bale, and that said txtitloncr may t-c apHntro 1613 the founder worked indefatigably to executor at said will or mhiic otlwr‘shi.aWe slock his new a beIrra with MSS. He him­ P^Tiiereupou It Is’ordercd. that Wednrritay. *.b«; self gave vnluabia books by the hundred— 22nd day or June. A. D..W.’ at ten it is probable that among them was the JftlhefOrfiMOa. be assigned for t lie besrirt;.1 beautiful "Romance of Alexander,” dated said petition, and that the helra at taw ■;f <aM deceased and all other persons Intereded in sab} 138k, which still remains on view as one of tlie best illuminated books in the library. He also persuaded numerous friends to Office, in the city of HasttaM. in Mid < contribute, both in money and kind, so and show cause, if any there be. why t :• i-rnyer lot the petitioner may not t»e nrantvl.. And x that In 1002 the library, now containing Is further ordered.that said ret I m n* •» ^je »£ '*-™ upward of 2,(XX) volumes, wns solomnly nSSSiwMM interested in sam petition, and ihv. -»eartM opened on the 8th of November, the vlcv ItSpantaicyotMld thereof by caiulmt. a copy of th’-' ‘,r‘^r J? chancellor and a procession of doctors be­ published In the Hastings Baxxkk. -■ n« ing duly welcommV the door by James per printed and circulated In ;*‘d -’(• « of New college, th<* flrat librarian, with a Barn*, once In each week for three «uc<vsOre said day oil Latin oration, “In qua, tribus ferme venri- weeks pretloua toCl'AJUJUt W. AB'!' (A true copy.) JudgeoIlT-d-Mr. bus. amplexus eat omnia.”—London Quar­ terly Review. । ‘‘Ajnerica'” te>d Darweesh to one of tha ladles, "must be a fine place, and very llkq r-gypt. You have corn, tobacco, water­ melons and a big river there.” «^4.cr*odl,‘*’ •he replied«,LVal^hr he crled*,Q ,ulQ»il*tion; tl»n, with a slight touch ot jealousy that these bteteings should be scattered broadcast, he added, “Do they eat men?” »^?*.?n.ljr do®*’” sh® admitted. Ab! • he returned, exulting In the su­ perior gastronomic taste of the Egvptian Kinrian, “ours eat menl” "Of course yours will not eat dogs; they a:a Moslem crocodiles,” she answered, referetag to the Mohammedans’avoidance of -lie dog ou an unclean animal. O«»of the most lovable charactenstics of the Arab is his instant and intense ate :>redaUoQ Of the feeblest joke. Darwish *$"“d “Qch amused, and repeated, with Jteny chudtlc., “Ours are Moslem eroco‘'n *Xnt*>7O,i: hb daily work.*■ H- ao<1 «■ W. Blashfleld in Scribner’s. PRORATE ORDER. State af Michigan. County of Barn-”;t Ata session of the Probate„<<•«»/ ‘15.Jin Ckmnty of Barry, boWen st the the City ot Hastings, to Mid dav. tho Irih day of May, In Ui«- >r»r thousand elpht hundred and nlurijm Present, Charles W. Anustrov-. « PInthe matter ot the estate ol Gt»r»! Wash-1 i>(^re&&fandflMngthe petition. fled, of Almont E. Nye. son«f *reawo. praying that a certain Instrument this purporting to 1* the last wtll and *<*u**?Lat said (tereasod be admitted » P«Jh^L*-±,‘w administration ot Mid estate be Rater H. Nye, tbe executrix In ®u-i llin,ra or to some other suitable pcrsoi’. |lie Thereupon It Is ordered.th-tt" t»h day of June. A. D. Ito. «l ’t,';Ll 0{ la tbe forenoon be Mrixned for ‘hr Um nrayer nt tne ta-titteucr '"’•_rJ1‘ Th. avers®, artificial 1^ will Jot ten average arm, a lifetime ;ood condition. Of (A lre« ;opy.) tlut �y y T’,f best Advertis- Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Hastings Banner. HASTINGS, MICH., JUNE9, 1892. .^J^xxxvn. NO. 6 WHOLE NO. 1930 , FOR THE SEASON OF - 1892,z■: THE HASTINGS ENGINE & IRON WORKS, 7 WILL KEEP IN STOCK THE FOLLOWING LINE OF THRESHER’S SUPPLIES: Cleveland High Grade, guaranteed rubber, threshing belts. Leather belting all sizes; best quality rawhide halters. High grade, extra strong suction hose. Grate bars, all kinds. Asbestos and rubber sheet packing. asbestos and Eureka packing, all sizes for pumps, etc. .. Best grades of cylinder, machine and lard oil. Heavy packing. Engine . Black Windsor varnish for painting boilers and stacks. Boiler compound to clean out boilers before commencing work. Tower tank force pumps, will fill tank in 5 minutes very, useful to use to wash out boilers, etc. ’ Pipe tongs, wrenches and tools of all kinds for engineers. enhiemer cyl. and wrist pin lubricators, perfect and sure. Penberthy automatic injectors, best and surest boiler feeder. Lienk- South Bend patent spark arresters, best preventive against fire ever invented. All kinds and sizes of globe, angle and check valves, glass water gauges, etc. The Engineer’s . successful. 41 Guide the best and plainest catechism ever published—explains every thing an engineer needs to know to be �AFLAME. neighboring counties. Additional County News. a. c. Fox lux UM el W «< fnr -rrvices connected with hw office <n CH, Auonipy. He wee do*F -keied xs4 whL he pnweoted bU MU tbe council «t A Horror in Pennsylvania Simi­ lar to Conemaugh. It down k thet « henllr be teeocnixed. Mr. Fox dldnt peopate to »und II are looking amJhaJj brought salt against the city. HtJKDBEM DB0VHED AJD BUSHED. We are having las of « to* Hastings last 21^ ’SS.’uJ Snight. *”rn b All are invited to *tt their neIgbbora' bust- Charlie Baxter, formerly one of tbe pro­ prietors of the Charlotte Republican has resigned hta poaltton with tlie Detroit Tri­ bune ta accept the nsalstaut secretaryship uf the republican state central committee. Mrs. Belle Talbot an Inmate of the Kal­ amazoo asylum, committed suicide In a horrible manner very early Thursday morning of last week. She was found in bed lying face downward in a pool of blood her throat cut from ear to ear, her.head be­ ing nearly severed from her body. The bloody deed was committed with a blece of glass that she had taken from a looking glass. She came to the asylum from Bat­ tle Creek but a few days berore. Andrew Casey, a Battle Creek taboror, attempted to board a cable car last week while it was under full motion. He wns thrown under the wheels and crushed In a horrible manner, living but a short thne. m (be >ub)«« o' (ewpmoce xl (be Y‘bk” Xrinx. -eboel be»- l»t S»»J*F *<“rJ.1UJCS Sprimcvr and wife were the guests of friends near Plainwell taut week —Mrs. Mark Norris, of Prairieville, called on friends at thb place last. D}»® Trimmer is preparing to move to Mlddle•vilte, where ftey will make it theirv future' home—We hear that a young, man at-thls ptace left hta girl at home and took anoth­ er and went finhing—.-There will be a social dance at James Halltar’s next Friday night—Samuel Ritchie, one of the board of supervisors, was In Hastings last Monday The city of Marshall now owns a fine un business. water power, (or which it paid tho Perrin estate 517,000. MupleOrove. Zero Erne.iv raised the frame to his bam last Thursday—Mrs. R. Shoup aud MrsPhillip Ayers-were nt Jackson last week, called by the Illness of Mrs. Sherman Ayers—The remains of John Ostroth was drought here from Colorado hut week and interred in the Wilcox cemetery. Funeral held at the Evangelical church SundayMary Griffin. Gf Kalamazoo, is visiting her parents here—M. Guy visited friends In Sunfield last week—Sam Marshall, will raise the frame of his bam this week Wed­ nesday. . The corner stone of a 505,000 opera house has been laid In Dowagiac. A sensation which came near being « tragedy occurred In the family of justice Woodmansee last Saturday morning. Some careless neighbor had thrown out a vial containing poison and the youngest child of Mr. W. found It and swallowed a portlon*bf the contents and was discovered with the bottle labeled poison in his hand, and acting sick. A physician was Immed­ iately summoned and quick emetics given which soon emptied the stomach of Its contents and saved the child’s life. Too . ' i: ut land. Mrs. Allen Pollison and children, of much care cannot tie exercised In the dis­ posal of poisonous substances, and when Dakota, arc visiting her parents, E. C. Hathaway and wife—Dell Robinson and no longer needed should be either burned mother visited relatives In Hope Saturday or buried deep in the earth, below where —The long continued wet weatlier has in­ they would be plowed up or washed out by __ ; jured the cherry crop—Byron Mlnges has rains—"Vermontville Echo. a nice Gordon setter pupy—Artie Chase While Chas. Peckins. of Lake Odessa, and wife are hbardlng with Mrs. Douglass was driving a nail It flew up and struck Hall at present—John Bush raised a hay him squarely in the eye. The wound was barn Monday—Jesse Atkins and Charlie a very painful one and may result in total Wells are building fence for S. C. Hatha­ blindness. He has been taken to Ann Ar­ way—C. Wilcox and wife, of West Rut­ bor for medical treatment, a goodly sum land, spent Sunday in East Rutland, spent having been raised by his friends to defray Sunday in East Rutland—Vernor Willison expenses. and wife, of llastings, spent Sunday with The sale of lots Inaugrated by the Lan­ Rutland friends—J. Yecldey is a victim to rheumatism—Mrs. Stephen Yeckley and sing Improvement Company was a success, grand-daughter Alta are visiting In Grand with a line 5123,000 Government building promised, Lansing promises to boom some. Ledge. . • » Four residents of Lyons township, Ionia Quimby. , county, were gathered In recently for burMrs. Mattie Castelein has been on the gtary. A larger haul was made somo time sick list the past week, but is better at this ago and the Portland Observer is unkind writing—Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Tafield enough to remark that it this continues Caatelein, formerly of Quimby, a girl—The very much longer there won't be many school Is out next Friday—The ladles ahi l>eople from that town out ot JaiL society at Mm. Bacbeller's was well at­ A Kalamazoo girl thought she was pour­ tended in spite ot the damp weather—Irv­ ing Gaskill closed hm school/at Morgan ing somo vinegar over some cabbage that last Friday, and is going to work for his she was cooking on the stove, when an ex­ It wns gasolene and unde in Hope—Rosa Lowell ha- been at plosion occurred. The home the past week on a visit—May Fails her face will tie disfigured for life'. returned home last Saturday from her papers didn’t say whether she hail gradu­ work In town—Qtii'e a number went from ated from cooking school or not. here to the Alliance convention helddn The Bradfield furniture company, of Hastings last Saturday—The' aid noetety will meet ot the residence of Mrs. Wai- Portland, received an order for a large amoufit of goods to be shipped to Chill. dorff three weeks from last Thursday. Cincinnati. O., Juno 1.—A morning pa­ Ca rlton. per announces that the Cincinnati, Jack­ Sunshine at last; cheer up.jre despond­ son and Mackinaw road, which runs from ing—Spraying apple trees is now- In order Battle Creek, Mffih.. to Franklin, O„ has —Many peach trees in this vicinity are dy­ leased tlie Cincinnati, Lebanon and North­ ing with the yellows—Mr. and Mrs. Sam’l ern railway which runs from Cincinnati to Roush. of Freeport. Sundayed with tbeir Dodds, but that the Cincinnati, Hamilton mother, Mrs. Landon—Only a few from and Dayton road will coutrol both these our town attended the concert at Coats lines; also that tlie latter road is about to Grove, as some from here have bad some extend Its line from Toledo’ to Detroit to mean tricks played off on their rigs, and give connection with tbe Canadian Pacific. they feared to leave their teams standing. A decl pie of Jeff Davis living In Dimon­ We second the motion of the Democrat dale raised a rribel flag over* his premises scribe, •■that the better portion of Coats Monday. Just/ little while before he knew Grove citizens appoint a night watch to guan! the teams of vtaitoril—Homer Ritter, the boys inirtue would be marching along of Orangeville Mills, was on our streets toward the cemetery to decorate the graves last wcek->-Severai from this town attend­ ot their dead comrades. He was waited ed the conceit at Woodland Tuesday night upon by a committee of the boys, and here­ —Henry Brofison la on the sick list; also after be will either change his methods or Mrs Philo Fuller—Miss Emma McKenzie emigrate to some place where the climate returned last Saturday from a viait In the will be more congenial. Valley City—Mrs. Mary Yarger was called to Grand Rapids last Satuaday to attend her daughter Alta. She Is sick with ty­ phoid fever—James Post, of Clarksville, ■was on our streets the past week In the in­ terest of the Champion binder—James Co­ vert has taken the agency of the Champion machine, and Intends to build an addition to bls store for that purpose—Competition lively ns we will have two live binder acenes in town. Geo. Cole represents the Buckeye and means business—The ladies society was entertained by Mrs. Ensleylast Wednesday—-George Mollalv. a full blooded Arabian, was In town Saturday and Sunday. He has only been In America 7 months, but he speaks our language quite rewdlly. Very muddy and unpleasant at this writing—Jay Carpenter lost a valuable horse one day last week. Very bad for Mr. Carpenter as It breaks np bls team — Horace Barnum and. wife spent Sunday with Michael Yarger’s people—Michael Ve«ter is expected home the last of the' week to spend a few days. Then he starts! for Canada, to canvass for the 8. D. Ad-. veutiste—Myrtie Odell has been ou the, sick list for the past week—Mrs. Jay Car-_■ x penter has been quite sick, but is better at• this writing—If the rain holds out much, longer this spring, the farmers won't gett very much com planted—Herb Chase and[ wife, of Clarksville, spent a few days Inj Carlton last week—Dr. A. J. Wright In­. tends to go to Nashville this week to at tend the races—Mrs. F. B. Fleming Is so, she can be out around once more. Good। Tor Mrs. Fleming, for it has been a good। while since we have seen her out—George, Becker and mother Intend to make a viaitt Is Kalatno In a short time—L. B. Carpen­. ter and wife spent Sunday with Jay Car­. penter and family. A. Granger has a new wind mill erected1 —Mrs. A. L. VanHorn and daughter have) returned home—A. N. Warren ta reportedI as no better, with slight hopes of his re­. covery—R. K. Stanton's new bouse ta pro­. gressing rapidly—Dr. VanHorn bos soldI Me farm to Tom Jones, and will soon buyr ■mother— Dr. Miller was no better, but was> ■Ha to ride out a few da vs ago—P. Stevensj mod wife, of Yankee Springs, visited tbe’ The passengers on the Grand Rapids and Indiana north bound train, which leaves this city at 0:25, had a queer experience last night Shrotiy after leaving Bradley the heavy storm which swept over this sec­ tion bunt upon the train and nearly brought It to a standstill. The downpour was practically a cloudburst, the water be­ ing swept by the heavy wind against the coaches In sheet*. All the ventilator win­ dows In the top of the car were hastily closed, and the blinds were lowered over the side windows, but this failed to keep out the water. The rain streamed down through the roof ot the cars and was driven hr.below the sash of the side windows in jets. Tbe disconsolate passengers hud­ dled in tha aisles and put up their um­ brellas to shield them from the downpour, riding that way for several miles. When tbe train reached Moline the culshlons were saturated, and water stood In pud­ dles on the floor of the day coaches.—Kalamazon Telegraph. Like the Johnstown Catastrophe the Origin is the Breaking of a Dam OH Creek Flood* Pert* ot Fttasvltt* and OH C»:y aud Scorn of Building* Des­ Lake OdMM SUMMER CORSETS of troyed at TltoAviU*. Titusville, Pa.; JuneA—Y'raterday thta city waa visited by one of the mat appall­ ing Area and overwhelming floods in the hbtory.of this country. A conservative estimate places the number of live* lost at fully seventy-five from fire and drowning. As near as can l>e gathered from reports as they come in the lore by destruction of property will aggregate fully 51,500,00a AU tlita loss Is In the city, with the surlounding country yet to be heard from. A •arge number of thejnoat extensive and prosperous manufacturing crtablishmenta now lay in ashes, nnd hundreds of homes and business places are utterly wiped out, while tho streets are filial with a crowd of hungry, homeless, weeping and distracted people, mourning the loss of loved ones who have perished In the rush of waters or tbe fiery billows of flame which engulfed them. Like tho Conemaugh Catastrophes. About midnight Saturday historical Oil creek began suddenly to rtae. Heavy and almost incessant rains bavo been preva­ lent throughout this entire section for the past six weeks. This, however, doea* not seem to have been the cause uf the sudden rise In the oil creek, although at first It was thought to be tbe case. Tbe huge mill dam, owned by Thompson & Eldred, and located at tbo little town of Spartans­ burg, seven miles above this city, sudden­ ly burst. This artificial of body water, was one and a half miles in length and one fourth of a mile wide and quite deep. Thus suddenly let loose it made of this de­ voted valley, in the course of a tew brief moments, a regular inland sea. UPWARD! AND - Daily attractions and low prices put the go into our quick trade. The hot weather necessitates a change in your attire for something cool. And we open and place on sale this morning the following hot weather attir- Chailies, Pine Apple Tissues, Cotton Surahs, Canton Cloths, Chevronne, AU Wool Chalhes, Organdies Branderburg Mills, Grenadines, All Wool ( Striped. Plain Satin. \ Figured. Grenadines. I TRAPPED IN THEIR SLEEP. - Brocade. Aflame—A Frightful Scene. This sudden avalanche of water, de­ scending when most of tbe Inhabitants were sleeping, completely and at onci shut them off from the higher portions of the city. Notwithstanding this state of affairs the danger to the city was under­ rated, no one having tbo slightest idea that the flood, dangerous as it was, was to be soon reinforced by fire. At 3 o'clock yesterday morning, Immediately following three terrific explosions which shook the city to ita center, a great light went up from tbe direction of the Crescent refinery, located on the north side of tbe creek, in tbe east end, and owned by John Schwarts & -Co. Tbe entire plant was one vast sheet of solid flatne in a moment. Tbe flames "hot up 300 feet and revealed fearful spectacle which wm madn heartrending by tbe shrieks and cries of the helpless human beings caged in their dwellings like rata in a trap In the middle of that "rushing and mighty water and within the very shadow of death from burning oil, benzine aud naptha which covered the surface and threatened at any time to engulf them. Oil crock, now swollen to SOO times its natural size, aud reaching from one hillside to tbe other, presented an appalling picture. Floating swiftly by on its bosom were all aorta, manners nnd kind* of animate and inani­ mate object*; tanks, stills with steam in them and blowing off, houses, bams, horses, cows, chickens—everything almost being borne onward with a ruah. Irish Cupa Laces in white and Ecru in all widths, the proper popular and correct trimming for summer goods. D a Clinging to various object*, such as driftwood, pieces of boards, timbers, and any other objects they could lay hand* od, were scores of hunmn beings, their white and terror stricken countenances, desper­ ate struggles and plaintive, *oul ^piercing crier for aid nil combining to create im­ pressions in tbe mind* of tne beholders never to be effaced or forgotten. About one hour from the time the Crescent works caught another alarm wbh sounded and it was found that oil discharged from an overturned tank further up the creek bad scattered itself over a broad enough ex­ panse of water to reach the Crescent fire, where It at once ignited nnd In a moment a large acreage of tbe creek was one vast FANS. We are after you every day this beautiful June weather with the choicest lot of fans to be found in Barry Co., we have them from 1c. to $6.00. DRESS GOODS. We are recogniied headquarters for fine dress Goods. An examination of our line is a valuable lesson in practical economy. Remember this: No other firm can or will sell the same sterling values for the same low prices we give. Comparison of prices is our motto. Th* Flame* Sweep lllght On. Thia blaze »oon spread to tho Interna-'' tlonal oil works, owned by J. P. Thomas & Co., and they were soon in a blaze. Then came the large refining plant and soap factory of Rice & Robinson, which tho flames in a abort time reached and con­ sumed. Tho wind wns Ln tbe right quar­ ter nnd on aped tho fire, arriving In dun time at the Oil Creek refinery and wav plant Upto thia time the fire had des­ troyed the large furniture factory, store, and store room of Casperson & Rowe, the Callen hotel, the Western New York and Pennsylvania freight depot, snd about seventy-five private dwelling*. A cloud burst over the northwestern part of Grand Rapids Thursday evening aud deluged the tracks ot tlie Grand Itapids & Indiana and ChicagoA- West MlchIgan for a distance ot about three miles. From Belmont to N'orlh' Psrlr-the Grand Rapids A Indiana tracks were almost com­ pletely washed out. In some places-the ties hung three feet above the ground and cattle guards were knocked completely out and floated away. Eye witnesses to the FORTY KNOWN~TO BE DEAD. phenomenon aay a heavy black cloud bung over the section mentioned for a few minutea, then suddenly burst and the water fell In almoat a solid mass for several mluutes. Tbe engine and three cars of G. R. The undertaking establishments of A I freight Na 17 from the north were Davidson & McNltthave been turned tem­ ditched al Mill Creeck by drift wood wash­ porary morgue*. With the exception of ed upon the track. No one was Injured, tbe bodies of •even Hebrew* and two child­ as the engineer and fireman jumped. ren all of the bodies so far recovered have Battle Creek capitalists have organized an Electric company with 550,000 capital brought from tbe water. Most of tbe bod­ stock. ies bear evidence of having met death from _ ’ Citizens of Battle Creek subscribed burning oil, many of them burned almost quite liberally in notes for the Battle Creek beyond recognition and several of them la A Bay City R. R. Claiming that the eom- such terrible manner as to leave tbo bodies pony bad not kept its promises the signers nothing but blackened crisps, entirely refused to pay tbeir obligations. At the without the least semblance of the human trial last week Judge Cobb decided that the notes would have to be paid­ ------------- - —- —sur.reu. Tb. Iln oow kuUIi loond ud kn0,„ Last week a couple from Lansing drove into Grand IxMge. They paraded through the principal streets playing cards and drinktag beer, while the officers never raid a word. The baek bone of Grand Ledge local npttontata must be ci about the rame cousistency as a wet ragj ONWARD SILKS AND VELVETS UMBRELLAS. Sun or rain umbrellas in silver and natural wood handles. fresh goods at our usual low prices. . New, bright, ’ SPAULDING LACES FANS • PARASOLS Tis Popular Pries Sty Goods low. HOSIERY GLOVES �Unlike the Dutch Process No Alkalies Other Chemicals W. Baker & Co.’s Breakfast Cocoa, which is absolutely pure and soluble; and NATIONAL SERIES, JUNE 12. OF CVAUS SANTA £qap kasilt Solti by Grocers ovorywhoro. W. Baker & Co.. Dorchestsr, Mass. Igipb You SnOKE •«»<>*□ •MXn >3 IF10I1 1HM SI M MS I ,rLIV8 'XKTSVmi CiVtTID dnoHJS.twiwad iiGAN Central igarj Falls Route.’* ^OUGH ED. POWER!' Dont - NO. 35. TAKf; delay KEMPS Balsam ALWAYS THE SAME *«ULWdT5 THE BEST sc- aqflR IN THE Cate*. ttestresK Y<rawUlsretks~rell«nt«ffect S. uoeal Ae-nt. Hxsllitgs. [Office at FORD’S HOTEL, TUESDAY, MAY. 24. ,U t nxn Vi ' , I sa’Ui One day only, HOLMAN S. HTJMPHBEY,^ Late of London, now of- Chicago, with a BRANCH OFFICE at - -an thia County each month for the past sNx months, and during those-visits has examined and tj pre .'•ribed for hundreds, and effected many of the most Wonderful Cures ovor made In the State! p *' > vour friend* and neighlmrs about Dr. Holman S. Humphrey. There is scarcely a neighborhood In the county that S' - • i li.ui the benefit of the doctor’s wonderful skill, and rarely a family which has-not had one or more of its luoiuiiert c b' • ■ Hi -d from death and restored to health after all hope had been given up and the family physician pronounced theca**1 — i: If .idlirtiHl do not fail to consult this most eminent physician and surgeon. [4 ft . ('i jnalions. consultations and advice free. '■ o Chronic 8 A it'.ongh the doctor tain many cases comg:-:i d to om> expensive Instruments aud 8 • -•nicata in making aoalysta. microscopic E — d • thir scientific examinations, yet he r «nd eunriral dissesre; .f;: rerlr *.IJ0 cores in tbe Stare <d Michigan, while j i. pstietiUall told in MiunereCn. Wisconsin. Il-, B ‘ • ;..irt of th>'physician’*daty toMeertain fi - ;atk^fstrs.e condition without expense tf>tY»rec. Whenever and wherever Dr. 1 rey divides to locate a monthly visit < v - k to *ec him. and no wonder, for ... first nxntnination, and of»«t> without tn;.. ipiestion. !.-• tells the Invalid what - ibie-ta. and th- pr- sped of n cure, » <.si<ierfu! of allhosraluee bis firet -ii r. nnd fir«t look ata patient m«ro ■I -la-.nnd Dr.Hnmphre} ta never mta- •niiy rw>»ih>nl« >>t theseMiu-re» were »»<••> . bopidete iovnlld*. mm* lobeblilid. X-. <1 other* a prey to ecmfula. rlin.p.io ki«ln»* d ►- ,j ’ I rv'.tur <><hers, hnndmls of chlMrea b--pw—*' But b-h .ld now many of them •»■; K-uniirirut mot t ir « methods differ marksdly from »r».rt>rn'i,r am li'bn nnd Mira- nompafrd end the re-b-rine , >s R jMiint not >■ many i<Httant« thi,» th.-r >.ncl,i DR. HOLMAN S HUMPHREI Cures Alter All Others Fail. nil nnv. re-fi o* uf tbeir iro* conditio u iu rn>n»o mreuo re, •— p- .. ......... _■ Hr- minlleai world constantly. Die method* «>f MrK-osiwtoar. Koch, Bruwn S-qaard. M. B»rjp>'U. Fothergill. )<•- By res«on of fata* u»< rreults whbh red-on Solitary nnd Indlscrw t pnKHresp liarotlwi* *lrR* however pleaal* tl-sn* ciKngH ia s*.mr trnp-wteut onau, nr orrtn-* tws lak«a placv* »» affsrt th« ofsaidonmnoDdflaallf »•'*•< *•««• stnurtnre it mi f. Even la o’*** „wb.u° '.’i'* b-B happem-d unutual stzitl ra-iy «/•»» tho do- Hnmphrcy ta the only phyririan who l-uv hn-i t‘o> »i*vial advantage of KoropMA rtudi^s In microscopy of tha blood<.t. 11:.*--., who carries with him a full Hua : tin.ruts and ■pparatus for making -tfly ►rj-utifip rxamiaatincB of tbs various S7T.Mrs: *>x'«.r>* .md —creti.-ns of the body, na tbe ini-.-, h'l.orl. dweharaea of any kind, oatarrh.. *rrt< Ui.as. He., etc., which examtnettoM »r- o..w c»->M<l-red lndtapcn«it>lo toaoorrset ♦hose wo lov». ter more than t«r oars'-Ire". a — t. I.. .11 ... _,------------ j it ta a rritas maibsi three t<» select uuttelvvs until pasal uro death closes t !*o Sfleuo. ! l'r*T *** thu« prepared with coati/ out­ . >-f I'ltcoMconlc and other nsaentlsl iaatzusach os have baffled th* skill n* Wl n.-ut« fu> making a strictly firsLotaMi<iIsgnotl.rirrea.Mta., D-. Hnmphrey qaick r -io in many en-<-«. tbn afflicted would do wall Ulcers tum.-rs, fibr-id «ad P“l’J"'i“ •t- rad ui>on ihn doctor and get hta opinion enrre. growtlis carrel without ths nsanlfu cnastiCT. cutting, nr jtdu. no <i*D«er. *, agaUM, UNU. 1 here o.Q>«-e a tn ruing point in the coarse Manhood Perfectly Restored sad nerves dsM'Rr. also f-r pre.tMfi« P riooorlsi»ndsH<»»vM-<1—------ »1.M>-« <r..u> £ (murndeut hstols ol p nth “• srsusl rx» s*.» ft in irsln-e •••are -'ranj can-ethsr «f- Mlit.ti* M thssexusl fnuctW-.spredilpand t-r>„Hnri.t. s, Iv cared. Uoti-ol'eth.n frw end rtrkth «**•?-.R FJrt>tl»l. Absuiuto caiss Hua s-lm-d h ■ S? zii.lt L rerred. Fp'L P-T or Fitsscltra*HI■• •'!»■ treatednnd g positirolj cored bj ■ ncvvtel te-t m-th d. E Persons nn»kli:fnl’y rrrste.l b>- teietf. P snt pre'-ni'era k—nTrfl’or 4i«h fs.-n fa month after m-xith. s rit a in:i...( oa- nnd Injari^a* twmi-mad-, sLunkl ca.1 and «« th • d,W<uiderfut Cures hr ray improved m-thret *t treat meat arc»mpli»h«l in nervous d-<buitr. preaiatere decline ,.f mti’iiy rowssu<l UH-lred nff-etlons. which hareb-M newJre-trel ,.r nMklllfallF treated. N- «-st>erI. meats or fd’nres. P-t.W.ts (re-ted hjr IE L sad mwlicinre w? hr •uter-ss. I’ere-msl coaea't-tlvu pnt-rdbte We gaaraulsn enrubls easra. S £ ft ft W S fe _ f? M « Qik-k. oalul v. aud lo-i njaah*"'* sparmaturrbai«. 1-^ans. wsssnre* L-V nfl -< tficiR. w.>ald d-> to l.ri-14 °r su*penir«> siuney »u— ir.................... •• W..II ~ ■—S fret VriiMtysf. (Examination of UrioH.—All ponams naff-rimc «»«’'•} inn While Dr. Humphrey'* p-rm*nmt »d Irese ta < McSais DI.. Indiana and Onio, hs Us Reuters branch <.113co and du»;*n»arj at j I"" t«. to f. nr oaacre of tba first arioo paaard In tha morning tot exarnM » n,u n, tha targe Dctnbae of pallonts ia Gootbsra Michigan and Northrae^ HillHlJr, Michigan, where aUUUms from this •action can ba addt—wL J ♦I*1 A PARADOX OF ACTING. EXPERIENCES OF A MANAGER WITH RESOURCEFUL A PLAY. Mummy Replaced by Dummy. ENOUGH ,x. ..-.ord than three times the strength mixed with Starch. Arrowroot -: -,r, ami i* far more economical. nourishing, LESSON XI, SECOND QUARTER. tNTER- SHE CANT GET are used in the preparation of nous, THE DJSN OF LIONS. MY WIFE SAYS "The paradox of actlngf" said the mana­ Ifl. •Then tljr king commandi*!. nnd tley brought Daniel and cant him into the ger. thoughtfully,. "I should say I’d seen dun of lion*." ‘After tbe klngilom passed something of what you’d call the paradox uf acting. Yes, 1 should say I had. If It’S into the hands of the Mede*. Darius made Daniel tbe first of three presidents over 120 come under my observation once it's come province*. But the princes and other under it a hundred timesAand in one case presidents bated him aud sought to accom­ —look here, when did you last see 'A plish his death.'ns recorded in the previous Dead Mashf "Why, 'A Dead Mash’ has been the part of this chapter. Dttuiel is fearless of ........ and ...... fu.it I fully waits upvu r..*— success — —-w— *1 ever ............... handled, and -I’— m man. upon bls MV.L God. . greatest The result Is that Daniel Is cast Into the ! only taking It off die road this year be lion's den. anil to all appearance has j cause —. See here,, jnzEUiipn perhaps the name ot uiuhc— ----oco iivic tupiiiimcut perished. The kind words from the king Miss Dotty Devoe, tbe leading lady, has are a hope that it may be sp, rather than never been brought to your attention? If you’ve heard ot Miss Devoe you have heard an nsaurnnee that it will be i< % 17. “And a »tone wtm bruugGt and laid of her ns n charming soabrettc, vivacious, upon the mouth of the den; and the king piquant and original, iu fact the most tal­ sealed it with his own signet." So the ented actress now ou the farce-comedy ■ ungodly prosper iu In the tlie world, and nnd the boards. Exactly. _______________ ....of God1 I "About a year before 'A Dead Mash’ was devil Is ,permitted to put the saints iu prison and oftilmesto kill them (Ite ! in rehearsal, the play was iu my hands Ixxiii, 12. Kev. ii, 10. John xvl. 2). But ' waiting for a star. There was nobody I the child of God la to be prepared for these ‘ kuew 1 cared about giving it to. You things, and not to thiuk them al range nor 1 recollect the time. A young girl falls in beoffeuded when they come (Math, x, 23; love with a mummy in tho museum and I Pet. ir, 12, IS; John xvi. I). , coaxes him to life. Now, the responsibil18. "Then the king went to bls palace ! Uy of finding tbe right woman for it nnd passed the night fasting." Although | weighed on me. the king loved Daniel and laborc<l hard to A STAR DISCOVERED. deliver him-4Merae* 14. 15), yet even the "Oqo day I learned that a little girl, king, with ali bis power, wns powerless , name and professional- autocodenta un(ignlnst the tew, from which let ns learn known to fame, had caught tho town in that love cannot always deliver, nor can Boston **—*-- **—* oct - *u comic ~‘“ in a -topical in -a — rank House tbe tew aare any one. Even the law of opera. 1 went on to see her. God, which is holy and just nnd good, can­ crowded, company goys, opera inexpressi­ not give life nor justify the sinner (GaL ill, ble! But tlie little girl! It was just tho 21; U, 10; Rornjllf. 30). most per-fcct-ly irresistible thing you ever ' 19. "Then the king arose very early in imagined. She hail n topical song, ’Teach­ the morning ni>d went in haste unto the ing the Baby to Talk'—the one bright den of Hons." :Thb early morning victory thing in the opera—and by a stroke of and delivuninoe of Daniel Is very sug­ genius they gave her a parrot as well as a i. gestive of a tpornlng of deliverance for baby. “You understand tlie idea. The parrot Daniel’s people, which is now drawing nigh. See Ps. icxx, fl; xlyi, 5, margin; xlix, chipped in with the things she was trying l4;«xxx,0; Il Barn. xxiii,3,4. It is also seen to tench tbo baby, ami the effect was out in the early morning deliverance of Mark of sight. Of course It didn't take me a mo­ vi. 40-48. There is a elate of people, how­ ment to see that, though the parrot was ever. for whom there will bo no morning live enough, it was oue of the dumb breed, am! that tlie speaking was done from tbe (tea. rill, 30, IL V). 20. "O Daniel, servant; of the living God; flies. But it was billed as a trained bird, is thy God, whom thou shrvest continually, I! and the audience took it all iu and was in able to deliver thee from the lions?” It ecstasies. "I made .up my mind on the spot I bad was a great and Inmenthble cry from the greatest earthly monarch ot the time; a found my star, and before I lefy. town Miss cry of hope, but not ot n|sunincc. Hud he Dotty Devoe bnd engaged with me for the known the God of Daniel and of David he eusuiug season, aud the paragraphs were would not have naked if God was able to being sent round to the papers. I filled up deliver. Head the experience uf David nnd my company for ’A Dead Mash,’ fixed Paul in I Sanxbcril. 11 Tim. iv, 17, IS, August for rehearsals aud arranged to and let your own heart say. “1 am per­ meet Miss McPheraon — real name—and her aunt a week or two beforehand, so a* suaded that He is able" (Il Tim. 1, 12). 21. "Then wild DauieLiinto the king, O to get things quietly in shape between us. GAINING A POINT. king, live forever.” With what eagerness I .... a reply .~rw ., "My dear air, such was tbe personal charm must the kiti^ have listened for hbping for.■yet for yet hard- j and ingenuousness of the young lady that from tbe deu,, ^Alntly faintly hoping ly daring to ex^tect n reply. But there is It took me and the author a week to dlsa reply pronidt and clear nnd the king’s cover that we had run into the deadest heart is vxcvedFng glad jversu 23). What- | wall of our lives, nnd that she couldn’t act ever may have been the klgnificnnce of the , at all—not a little*bit! She was simply inlyords, "Live forever," the believer In Jesus competent. knows that be has eternal life (John v. 34: | "If a man could go over Niagara falls vi, 47) . j and retain consciousness be wrald know 22. "My Go»l buth sent His angel, nnd how I felt. 1 talked to little Dotty as hath shut the lion*’ inoutha, that they Ixnve kindly ns 1 could and trie«lto give her an not hurt me." Biesaed |>e God and blessed i Id&i Or two, but It was no use.She was it stopped. be His holy angel* that excel in strength, heartbroken u ’ —*then? ’ J doing His comnuiutls. hearkening to His •'Finally, while 1 was telegraphing all word (Pa ciii, 21. 22). Consider tlie power over the country to try to rake up another of one angel nn seen io the case of Hezekiah ■tar, I pressed her again about the topical and of Peter (tex xxxvii, 30; Acts xli, &-10), song, and she whimpered out that alto liked and remember that these same nngels are । parrot* and bad always just loved babies, your ministering spirits ever with you, nnd she didn’t like mummies. and that was •crying unseen and untbanked (Heb. I, 14). all there was to it. 23. “SoDauid was taken upoutof theden, "I seemed to get hold of an idea here, fuid no manner of hurt was found upon him, but for the lite of me I couldn’t tell what because be la-lievod in his Gud." Daniel, In a figure, suffcrtsl the extreme penalty of "There was. say. ten day* before rehear­ the law, and came forth from the place of sals need begin. In thdbe ten daya—don’t death, beyond death and judgment, with­ laugh, for I was serious—1 made aa good out any nianuvr ot hurt upon him. Every loro to that girl as 1 knew hoV. There true believer i|i Jesua is now dead with was no reason I shouldn’t, except Ttge; nnd Christ, risen with Christ nnd has passed there was good reason I should, when yon from death unto life (Col. lii, 1-3; John v, looked nt her. I will merely say that I’m 24). TIicTe is 'no condemnation to them _____________ _ some other old bachelors, younger than that arc in Christ, nothing can xepanite us and that at the end of ten days she was from His love, nnd in the morning ot rvsur- i ready to marry me. rectioo it shall be found that not a hair of I 'Now.’Isaid I, ’my dear, I want yon to our bead ban perisjied (Horn. viiL I. 80-J think of this play just once more. If you Luke li. 18). r..k_i: «c% can love die you can love a mummy, I 34. “And the klug commanded, and they guess.' brought those men which had accused “ ’John,’ she said, 'you must be crazy.' Daniel, and they cast them into tbe den “ ’My love.' said I, '1 menu it. You are of lion*, theni. their children and their to go on tho stage this afternoon for re­ wives." The triumphing uf tbe wicked hearsal. ybu are to make up your mind is short, and the joy of the hypocrite that that mummy Is me, and you are to act is but for a moment (Job xx, 5). This to It. And If you don’t. I vow 1 won’t is a aampk* of (hose for whom there is no marry yoti' morning, or who in the morning of victory "It was kn awful risk, but I took it. She of those who tjrusl in tbe teartl shall be gave me ofie look, turned on her heel aud puuLsbed with everlasting destruction walked off. I held on to my ceurage like from his presence (II Them. i. 1-10). See grim death till rehearsal came. She was how many were affected by their sin. No there. man llveth unto himself. We are always SUCCESS IX AN UNFAIR WAY. / affecting other* either for good or eviL "Her first lines went off pretty welL I 25. "Then King Darius wrote unto all had provided a property mummy as much people, nations and languages that dwell like mo in the general outfit as well as In all the earthl Peace be multiplied unto could be without calling attention. In her you." That which caused Darius to make flrat scene iwlth it it was behind a glass, in this procl.'unntion to ail natiou.s was the a cnse—aud it was brought out nnd un­ power of the God of Urac! raanifested on wrapped, <11 that. Hauk Edwards, behalf of Daniel, the Jew. The time will that’s tlie author, and 1 were watching her come when tlie power of this same God all of a tremble. She was pale nnd bad a shall be so manifest on behalf of all Israel red j«pot !n each cheek. Still, she went on that iill nations shall thus know God aud all right until tbe uncovering—•aud then, honor Him as the God of the whole earth •ir, *he made a sudden dart at the object, dashed it.'down to tbe floor, kicked ’it like (Exek. xxxvii, xxxviii, 23). •M "I make a decree, that iu every do­ a little fury, and then sat down on it cry­ minion Of my kingdom men tremble and lug as if h«r heart would break. fear before the Gqd of Daniel.” Thus “1 threw up my hands. I was shaking Darius does the noblest thing auy miw ever with excitement so that I could hardly did or could do,1 be exalte God, he giorifles speak. I grabbed Edwards by the collar God before all untiona, and speaks of His and jammed the stage copy of the play into eternal kingtlom. He makes us think of bls hand. ‘Hank!’ 1 gasped, ’take it— taka the time when “all kings shall fall down it home with ypu, pull the whole thing to before Him; all: nations shall serve Him” pieces nnd rewrite II up to this aceua. In 1* ^..n — (Ps. IxxlL H; Ixxxvi. 0, 10). “The lofty looks of man shall be humbled, nnd the haughtiness of .men shall be bowed down, half a donen of the company out of the and tbe Ixird alone shall be exalted in that- way, dropped down by Dotty on the dny” (tea. if, II, 17). mummy and laughed until the little Tar­ 27. “He dcllvtjreth nnd rescucth, nnd He tar turned round and hit me, sir, slapped worketh signs and wonders iu heaven nnd ^ne soundly in the face, and I don't blame in earth, who hath delivered Daniel from the power of the lions.” Darius bad seen “And now, air, if you will go to sec 'A tho deliverance of one man from a lion’* Dead Mash’ the next time It la played here, den: but Daniel; could tell of tbe deliver­ and take particular notice of the scqne in ance of millions from the bondage of which Miss Devoe kick* the mummy iu Egypt, of their food coming from heaven contempt, you will understand why I every day for forty yearn, of sea nnd river claim to understand the-paradox of act­ divided for then) to pass through on dry ing." tend, of trailed titles fulling down an men "It seems to me that method of educa­ shouted, and many such wonderful works tion was a little unfair to Miss Devoe,'* I ot a wonderful God. Wecnu tell of dead suggested soberly. bodies actually raised from their^jrnvcsaa The m.-.nager looked at mo a moment, Lazarus nnd ochera. and of h time when nnd then salt!, quixzically: “Perhaps it all in tbeir graves shall ennu- forth, nnd of j wns, because it resulted in her havjng to some who will never die. Let iw magnify 1 marry me. voma up ana see us some aay, tbe name of Him whuouly dorfh all these and you'll And she’s got n parrot. She’s things. ’ got a baby, too,*’ he added reflectively.— 23. "So thb Danlv! prospered in the reign ' New York Recorder ot Darius, aud •!» the reign of Cyrus the ‘ Peralun." Andi all la-catlse he wua a man It hu been noticed in France that tboee of prayer, no.l Ood.ov. with him H. ■ ln etaatag tram! not the fjeerf num, nor dhl befour , X Sah:Hj‘h»m,SdU“!ii.r<;S h^S | •’“*«“ « Uta mMUln. tM him even In th!» world U Swm. H. ] Burner of chimney ewwptr* I Fraud In Ccffes Grinding. ~ I It is In the grinding of coffee that the greatest opportunities for fraud occur, for here there is & chance to mix in any quan­ tity of cheap substances, that are ground in so that tbe grains of the product are all of tha same shape and color. The purchaser therefore has absolutely no protection short of chemical or microecoplcal analysis. The compound takes on tbe aroma of whattvar coffee h iu it. aud very few persons will take tbe trouble to protect themselves from such imposition.—New York Sun. Deloit, Laasifig ii . Jortitra time table In effect May 15.1WX Favorite Route between Grand Rapids, Detroit and the east. l.v, j rw>ii g hast I i. Si. r ta. i KK ,, <>nuid KaptUsI .. East i’aris .. McCord Alto ,. Elmdale M Clarksville ,, Lake Odessa „ Woodbury d Sunfield .. Mulliken .. Graad Ledge Ar LansliiK Detroit aowani u:j Edmore Staulon Ion la Grand Ledge IGoinJ' We t ' Detruit Muilikcu Sunfield Woodbury !-ake Odets* Clarksville । Elmdale lAlto McCord CnV'l IParis.. East Grand Rapid*. 12^00 TTW~~P7hC Grand l-edge' Portland T» ,-i 10 M Howard City Ionia . Stanton Edmore • Every day, outers week days only. * stofy °ni’arforcars on all trains between Grand KaoIds and IK-trott. Seats 25 cents. C<mnertlM»w made tn Union station. Grand Itaplds with tho Chicago* West MichigAW rj>» UHICAGO AND THK WgST AXU EOK MUBKKgox.AIaxistek.Tbaveuse CITV, El-K Kaftps ANU Pktqukey. Favorite route to the summer resorts of northern Mk-btg Trains leave Grand Rapids for r ilesgo ouor. a., jii i , .». a.... _ Leave for Manistee and Traverse City < fL> A. M. and8:17 T. M. . , , Parlor cars on day trains ti-.d sleepers ou night trains to Chicago. Ask our agents tor further particulars or Gkoiigk Dr.HAVXX.GenT Itais’rAgt. Grand Rapldu. PROBATE ORDER State of Michigan, County of Barry—ss. Ata session of the Probate < ourt for the County of Barry, boldcn at the Probate Office 10, the city of Hastings, in said county, on Tues­ day. tbe 17th dav of May. in the year one thousand eight hundred ano ninety two. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge oF Probat u. • In the matter ol the estate of David Bowker, deceased. ‘ On re.ulingnud filing the petition duly rerifled of Alinerie BQwker. widow of said decuaaed, proving for reasons therein »et forth that tha real estate of said deceased In said petition d«= scribed may be partitioned aud set off to tbe several heirs of said deceased. Thereupon it is ordered, that Friday. th« lOthflay ofJuce, A. D. 1532. at ten o'clock In tha forenoon, tic assigned for tbe hearing of said peiltienand that tbe heirs at law of said de­ ceased and all other persons Interested in said extate . are required to appear at a session of s dd Court, then to be tiolden at the Probate office. In the City of Hastings, in said County, nnd show cause. If any there be. why the prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. And R is further ordered, that said petilloner give notice to the persons Interested In said estate, of the Eudency of said petition and tbe hearing ereof by causing a copy of this order to be published In the limitings Banxkb.k news­ paper printed nnd circulated In said County of Barry, once In each week for three successive weeks previous to saId day of bearing. Chan. W. armntuoxo. Judge of Probate. (A true copy.) .MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made in tbe conditions of a certain mongane marie by Fred H. Whit­ ney and Frank G. Whitney to Manly A. Bald. win dated February 3d. A. D. 1K«>. and recorded In Ute ofilco ot the Register of Deeds tor the County ot Barry and Stalo of .Michigan, on the ■JOth day ot February A. D 1H» in Uber M of niortguues. on page !.J> and said mortgage was on the 20th dav of F-b-utry. Hbo. assigned to Charles T. Gorham which said assignment was duly recorded, on which mortgage there is claimed to be due at the <tat- ot this notice the sum ot two hundred thirty dollars and thirtythree cents, and an attorney’* fee ot tweuty-five dollar* provided for in said mortgage and no’ suit or proceeding* at law I'sriug been insti­ tuted to recover the moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof: Now. (hercf jrc. by virtue ot ibe nower of sale contained In raid mortgage, and the statute In ■nch cue made nnd'provided, notice is hereby £ven that ou Saturday tbe 2nd day ot July. . D. IWJ, at ten o’clock ir. tbe forenoon. I shad! sell at public nuctien, to tbe highest bidder, at the north front door of the court house In the city ot Hastings. .Michigan, (that being the nlace where Ore circuit court for Barry county is hold­ en), tbe premise* described In said mortgage, or •r» much thereof as may be necessary to pay tbe amount due on Mid mortgaire. with seven per cent, interest, and all legal costs, together with nn attorney's fee of twenty-five dollars covenanted for therein, the premise* being described in said mortgage as all that parcel of laud known a* Beards point between Beards' Cove and Gun i^ke ly.ug east ot the section line which runs north and south between sec­ tions no. thirty-two and no. thirty-three of Yankee Spring* including lull width of said 1’oiut and. ninulng southeast or thereabouts to the center of tbe narrows ot said Point near tlie main land. \ • Assignee of Mortgagee. Smith & Colt.hovk. Attorney* for Assignee. . Dated. April ynd. ir»2. SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. The sucees* of this Great Cough Cur* is without a parallel in the history ot medicine. All draggists axe anthonxed to sell it on a poa- placing a Sample Bottle Free into every home m the United States and Canada. If you have it will cure you. If yuur child has tbe that it SHU-OH'S CURE. Price io ctx. Price �AGAIN YOU MUST COME! SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS AI F. W. GREBLE’S Note a Few of the Goods We Carry. Rugs Desks Easels Pictures Lounges Commodes Dining Chairs Plushes Side Boards Carpets I Ex. Tables Draperies Book Cases Mattings Hall Trees Linoleum Window Shades Parlor Sziits, Etc. Bed - Room - Suits. F. W. GREBLE, » NORTH SIDE MAIN ST. HASTINGS, MICH <4 d. out a victory they have with one accord passed up their hats for dope. It has now been several consecutive Thursday, June 9, 1892. years since most of them have had a whack at the public funds and they are tiring of MARSHALL L.COOK. Editor. the monotony of the situation. Recently some one of them thought he could scent pap through the •nostrils of the people's THB HASTINGS, MICH., POSTOFYICE, party, aud true to his Instincts he sum­ ACOO8T 14. 1879. moned bis fellow plunderers to conference to see how the stuff might best be secured. This conference was held at tbe New Kirk­ wood In thisycity to-day. Aside from those mentlorjXl there were present A. J. As we go to press. the greatest republi­ Wykman, state agent of the fanners’ alli­ can national convention in the history of ance, W. O. Lowden, of Hastings, L. V. the party ts in sewifon at Minneapolis. Moulton, of Grand Rapids and several oth­ ers of lesser magnitude. The conference The contest over tbe nomination for the was held behind closed doors aud contin­ presidency Is the most spirited since 1880, ued during the greater part of the day. White, of.course, all present were enjoined when Garfield was the choice. While the to secrecy and tlie details of tbe plan con­ friends of Blaine and Harrison are each cocted could not be ascertained, yet one of the conspirators vouchsafed the Informa­ claiming the.nominatlon of tbeir favorite tion that the conference boded no 111 to the people’s party movement and thereby gave on the first ballot. It looks very much as the entire' snap away. Tbe fact’ of the though Blaine had a little tbe better pros­ matter is that tbe conference was called pects for a nomination. Close observers • for tbe purpose of devising ways and means for capturing tbe people’s party claim to believe that neither will be nom­ state convention which meets In this city on tbe 16th Inst, and manipulating it in inated. and that each will strive for the the Interests of the combine by steering it honor of bringing forth tbe successful over a course calculated to work the best results to tbe democrat ticket, state and “dark horse.” The prospects for a ‘‘dark national. The most surprising feature of horse” nomination appear to be Increasing the conference was tlie absence of Vice President Belden, of tbe World’s Fair hourly. commission. It is feared that he Is lit That tlie conference was called for the purpose stated will be readily seen when THE PLOT THICKENS. It I- recalled that after the memorable campalgu of 1883 General Innes was made railroad commissioner. Fuller land com­ Old Trick*. missioner. and Waters warden of the state house of correction, {subsequently Dennis was postmaster at Hastings by the grace of Grover Cleveland. Cole, whu is president We have repeatedly called tbe attention of tbe slate farmers’ alliance, was Judge of probate of the democrat county of Living­ of oar readers in Barry county to the fact ston, while Blanchard ?ud -Totter have that plans were already being laid for a ever been content with whatever- they working together of the people’s party and eould secure in one way or another. tbe democrats of Michigan. Tbe demo­ Fuller just now is principally interested in fixing the people'* party so that It will fall cratic leaders of the people’s party met at In line for Chief Justice Morse in next Lansing June 1st, and the program was spring’s campaign. The other fellows are fully arranged, which calls for an under­ willing to take what they can geL Several of the members of the combine standing with tbe democrats of Michigan called on Governor Winans during the day. thb year, and with the usual proviso that This, of course, bad nothing to do with the conference, as all good cltteeur of have good fat offices In payment for their Michigan make it a point to pay their re­ political treachery. Following la tbe press spects to the governor when In the city. Il may be well to remember that they saw his excellency, however. The members of Lansing, Mich., (Special telegram.) tbe people’s party who are opposed to fua««*».. ion may as well prepare to swallow the politic- doee which is belug prepared for them, for i nan — be tudon or a llelden ticket 1MB who have partaken of official pap it Il .to will a.1,1. either similar to the one which the democrat store central committee kept In the field in ijf kite which forsooth flew the highest, are Uf 1,,‘ «n<l which ttoreraor vivatag r"“•.Lf.to___ : K!."T„!S b2 “ Wln,n' b*> P.W tor In offlees alnee. which they hope will land them l„ in Whichever expedient la decided coon H « fondly hwtol. hone laml th™, *e public feeding trough. Tbe oldest In­• Wil! 1-- found that tbe job was put up at habitant will remember that whenever’ to-day's conference. William P. Innea, W. D. Fuller and Dave' We point out to oar people's party rcadWater, of Grand Rapids, John II. Dennis, at HaaUngs, Arthur E. Cole, of Fowler-, er« the «!gnlfieant f«t that that this demacritic trap «« ready foe yon. It is merely a qnestluu of whether or not you will walk tbvir “tn- Hastings Banner EDITORIAL NOTES. Additional Local News. Irish capue laces at Spaulding's. See what 820 will get for you at Mc­ Coy’s. Newest and nicest dress trimmings at Russell's. Special^sale next Saturday on millinery, at tbe Racket. White dress goods at Russell’s from 10 cents a yard up. Firemen's dance. Union hall, evening. June 17tb. Friday We have made a big cut on flowers now, also hats, at tbe Racket. Try a pair ot those 50 to «3J< cent walk­ ing shoes, at the Bankrupt store. Ice cream at the city bakery. We have about 100 trimmed hats to se­ lect from all tbe time, at the Racket. Madame Marantette is expected to arrive in this city Saturday on her special car. See that fine line of Ladies Bowknot Chataietts, at John Hessmer’s, the jew­ eler’s. Don’t you dare buy millinery unless you get our prices first. Phix Smith. Grand Firemen's ball in Union ball Fri­ day evening. June 17 th. Good music, good,order and time to all who attend. Visitors at Hastings during tbe races should attend the Firemen’s dance Friday evening. June 17tb, in Union hall. Don'rlet the opportunity of your life slip by and miss getting one of those bed­ room suits or dressers at McCoy’s. Notice. Another racket on all millinery goods for the next GO days. Get our prices. Phin Smith. You will find the largest and best line of dress trimmings at Russell’s. A large invoice of tbe very latest things in this line of goods just received. w« claim the nicest and cheapest lot of millinery in the county bought for spot cash, to be sold cheaper than others buy. at the Racket Paix Smtth. «,he ’nd whH'’ here- ■<teud tbe Firemen's dance at Union hall. Friday evening. June 17th. Good music, Rood order, and a good time to all who nttend. Don't fall to be there. Headquarters Uniform Rank, Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias of tbe World. Indianapolis, Ind., Nov. 13, *91. To whom it may concern: Having heard Miss Laura McManis In her profession as a whistler 1 take ven­ great pleasure in recommending her to tbe public generally. On -several occasions 1 have heard her whistle, and she is, beyond all question, one of the finest artists in this role, of any that I have ever heard. I This profession Is Iu many respects a nov­ elty in the musical world, but one that Is I coming Into prominence very fast To ! those who desire an evening's entertoinment 1 do nut know ot anyone that could fill tbe bill better than Miss McManis. Very respectfully, James R. Carnahan. Tbe building committee for the new court house have returned home after quite a thorough tour of Inspection. Court houses in various cities were examined, which cost somewhere near what tha new Barry county court bouse will coat when : completed. The buildings in Allegan, j Coldwater and Howell were nearest to what can be built in Barry county for tbe sum exi>ended. though the building In Howell appears to be the favorite. This building Itself cost 332,000 so we hear, which would leave 812.000 to furnish and decorate were It adopted here—not too much by any means. Though smaller than the Allegan county building, yet it appears more finished and pleasant. Al­ legan county’s building Is a fine one, coet1 Ing 842,500, which if followed here would only leave 81.500 to furnish it and put on ' the finishing touches. The board of suIpervlsom Is in session at the present writ­ ing. and plans and specifications will probably be made out, and bids advertised for In a short time. Tbe Misses McManis, one a noted planIrt and the other an equally noted whistler, will give an entertainment In Union hall on Wednesday evening, under the auspices of Barry Lodge, K. of P. These ladles come with the most flattering recommenda­ tions from the press of tbe land, and from noted people as well, among these Gen. J. IL Carnahan. The entertainment is at onee Interesting and unique. Besides the numbers to be rendered by the sisters, ^rewill be recitations and vocal musk eBUi J1* eTenlnt’" entartaln- the American Jury Preparing tbeir Ver­ dict, which will be rendered by members of Bany Lodge, as follows: Mr. O'Rourke—Dr. F. R. Timmerman “ Snowball-E. g. Holbrook. “ Short—3. Greusel. Prof. Frank Zano. the lightning crayon u £,re<:l5*i*“DReynolds. .rU£ will te b«. on. J„L u’™ .. 8-M. Fbwler. 18. the week of the races. He will make .. Clwn<* Barber. ^?vn^?,u*<wo'the w,Ddow-" ‘ Abel Strongfist—E. Y. Howie. Jolly—Hale Kenyon. P«nch-W. IL Cook. .. Blower-M. L Cook. °”lr “ «nt>r \®n,ter—Dr. c. Lathron. 5™.^ th*° Jo° lnfck'‘ ft roon.lt: • Siow—Thos. Brice. tmb Uacrinton, »omrthln< new tor tin, The entertainment will be one that win oL«j *nd T' 1*dl” r,,r th'lr [urUw, and crcnrihlnc ,la« In the IwXerr "* b"”- Ahmlaalon £• At.Li.Ko. DON’T FORGET Blucher Piccadilly. ' . The latest and neatest cut shoe on the market. It’s fine. It’s stylish} 'It’s not expensive, Call and see it. . WOOLLEY t&s BRONSON : JUST OPENED! The store at Milo, with a full aud complete line of Groceries, Boots Shoes and staple Dry Goodb. Having moved my stock from Cloverdale to this place and added a complete line through­ out, I am now ready to wait on each and every °“e who may call. My expenses are low an I therefore I can give you goods at a min li lower price than others with greater eipenso can. Come to Milo, the best wheat market on thhne. Good roads, good prices and fair dealinr Good feed barn in connection where you can your team out of the. storm, or leave it while gone to Kalamaroo or elsewhere. GEO. P. MOSIERMILO, MAY 28, ’92. A �Hastings Banner.. Thursday, June 9, 1892. ",v7r7cOOK. Local Editor. == —■ o'rhdiCT bat. at the Backet. Mrs. D. G. Robinson gave a reception - yesterday for Mrs. aud Mias Valliant. » ei Fur fine coffees and teas, I am the leader. Spaky Fiiillipm. Finis IJne of shoes Just received at the Mr. and Mrs. Havre, of Ionia. on vImII to friends In the city. Prsete lower than ever The largest line of ladies and gents'sum­ mer underwear in tire city, at .the bank­ rupt store. i IT SHOULD INTEREST YOU lhatyou canjget ’ •j^h grade shoe at a . ’’.iate price. . I to this the Ladies’ . u Shoe patent tip, th'top is a neat tilting •:J good wearing shoe. • be had of PLAIN 17KT5 M. L. Cuuk ,,M in Milo lload,,. J Nt wir,7.“ot Graw Ladles and gents hose of every drscripL-cc. ’ Uankrupt “tOrp- Prlce> no ob' Absolutely Pure. __________ ___________ Fashionable and fine Fenian mulls, just the thing for summer wear, at Rusacirs. Bankrupt store. POWDER - personal mention. —'» are . an^ Mr*- Clarence Ynnng return ed to their home In Allegan Monday. -8tehw‘,s- of Eaton Rapids, spent Sunday with her parent* here. A w' !.L of ViHlhntl, spent Sun day with Mr. and lire Julius Russell. Judge Smith lectured before the Belle­ vue Chautauqua Cirule Saturday evening. The latest fad in tbe jewelery line, those ladles* Bow knot Chataletta. Setthem at John Bcssmer's, the Jeweler’s. B. P. Fisher, of Cressey, was In tbe city Tliursday and made this office a plewanl The race* next week will be the best ever seen In this city. All It costa ls'25 jents. Children uader twelve 15 cents. George Thomas, of Cheney. Kansas, is ▼Wtlnt Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Frost In this city. Don’t thluk of buying millinery gnods until yon visit Russell’s. You will find the styles eqrreef. and prices the lowest In the city. Wm. Luscomb and wife (nee Miss Susie Abbott of this city) visited relatives here last week. than ever this season. If you want it by the dish, quart or gallon call at the city »*kWT. A. K. Benkes. Riley Reed, of Mulliken, was called to the city Saturday by the Injury of his brother on the C. K. & S. R. R. See the new millinery goods al Russell's. Each week an Invoice of new hata and trimmings Is received. You can certainly suit yourself there In both goods aud prices. R. J. Grant and Mrt. R. K. 'Grant at­ tended the funeral of his sister. Mrs. Griffith, in Nashville last week. y : IIIB nd GENTS’ PMISSM COEDS Is beyond reproach. Our stock is always ready for inspection and you will always find us willing to show goods. We are in the mar­ ket and <^pect to remain in. We buy our goods for spot cash, and don’t do any long time credit business, therefore we can sell you •goods as cheap as any house in Michigan. We don’t s[>eud much time writing adv’s for the papers. All we ask yon is to give us a call and we will show you that we are as near the front ranks as it's possible to get and remain in line. Call ou us and we will leave it to you if we know what we are talking about or not Iteniember that every man woman and child gets the Mr. and Mm H. C. Cook visited rela­ Complete line of chronograph watches tives In Prairieville and Allegan county at John Bessmer’s, the Jeweler’s. Those last week. who wish to time horses at the races, here R. B. Messer went to Minneapolis Fridav Is your opportunity. as alternate to thr Republican National We are making oiir Ice cream- better convention from this district Dr. S. M. Fowler returned from the dental convention in Saginaw Saturday The attention of young ladies who will arid reports a very pleasant time. graduate from any of the high schools of Editor Snyder, of the Sunfield News, the county is called to the fact thas Bus­ sell has a large line of dress goods espec­ was In the city qver Sunday and reports everythin); as nourishing around Sunfield. ially adapted for graduating dresses. Mesdames Clement Smith, A. D. NlsWe this week complete the excellent story that has been running In the Ban­ kern. R. K. Grant and M. I,. Cook visited friends tri Woodlaud one day last week. ner for some lime. Next week we will l»egin a new and very Interesting serial story entitled “The Georgia Rlggsbys,” by that excellent writer, Will Llsenbee. When people step into our store and look our stock over and get prices, they say at once: “It’s a fact that I have found the right place.” and they have a right to, for it is a fact that our stock of We hare bid one price and that’s the price you will find marked on the goods. Yours respectfully, One-Price Clotkiers Hastings, Michigan. Dr. Lowry went to Milford Friday for a visit with relatives and will take m tbe medical convention at Detroit before re­ turning. Owing to the Increase in my business.- 1 have been compelled to secure tlie services Mr. Kennedy, of Grand Rap|<I«. was fh of another expert bakar and am prepared the city last evening with bls bicycle, and to fill all orders promptly. When yon was escorte<l around the city by members want any fruits, ice cream or fine caridlea of the home dub. come to the south side bakery. Mrs. M. N. Todd and daughter Miss .W. E. AiXOEO. Carrie, of Auburn. California, mother and You are cordially Invited to my store sister of Mrs. W. J. Holloway, are ex­ i next week, while you are in the city to at­ pected to visit her next week. tend the races, to Inspect my atock fur both Prosecutor Lowden and Editor Dennis prices and quality. I offer seven cakes of What-for. the l>est heap in the city for 25 cents, and were In lensing last week. may be, inferred from reading an article other bargains In proportion. from the Detroit Tribune on our editorial Spaby Phillips. pageThe Michigan Central will on June IB, 17, IS. 19 and 20th sell tickets from Has­ Mrs. and Mta Ignore Valliant will soon r eat. <!<i y.'Ur artificial teeth :> ,. i If».»»«n<! •»tie dollar for tings to Chicago and retuni. at the rate of move to Philadelphia to make their future ' Handv It;r|drr. ¥••;» eau apply It one first-class fare good going June IB. 17. home. They have won many friends here X m or.- niiuute. ami no matter If is. 19 ancLflB, and returning not later than who regret their departure, and they- will - r r not It win btdd tlrinly In the July 8th, 1892. on account Of the Dct^>- curry with them the kindest wishes of all. the ino»l irylncrTrrumttaaces. cratlc National convention.. J.Z Hl SIU ND. I). D.S. Judge Smith will lecture In the M.. E. White Cloud. . M. A. Gili.man. Ticket Agent. Michigan. church Tuesday evening. All Invited to Russell Invites you to Inspect his large attend. I and complete line of millinery goods before See the excellent letter of recommenda­ purchasing anywhere. It will be to your tion that the Misses Laura aud Alice Mc­ interest to dozthl\ First, despite what Manis lieac from Gen. Jcs. R. Carnahan In others say, you will find tire largest and another column. • CIKEMLrtTlON • best assortment in the city from which to make satisfactory selections. Next, you ■ While yon are in the city next week attending the races, don’t forget to visit will observe tliat the styles are correct and i •_ •■.■■-aflt-r, changes for advertisements the stock Is being constantly replenished the grocery establishment of Spary Phillips, i:,:;wt r< . <i till* office Tuesdays at latest to with new and seasonable hata and trim­ lie has some bargains. ii-.... H'M rtion in the l#Kue of the week mings. Finally, and what Is ot special in­ Much Interesting local matter will be wt.cn brought. S terest. prices are the lowest in the city. found In oqr snppliment this week. ‘ ' i :.-;c :<■ ii lar.’v Increase. In advertising XMadame Marantette, the World's most Owing to our advertisers we are compelled week. w■- W compelled to run a 13 famous equestrienne, will give from one to to run a 12 jmge paper. ■ ■ '*.’■ ; aprr. On pages 2 and 3 of the sup- three exhibits of her riding and driving at ThoseJwho attend tire races next week l ■.< im-nt will-be found several columns of the races tbe IBth. 17th and 18th. She and desire a first-class lunch at a reasona­ stands without a peer In her profession, ble price are Invited to the south side bak­ k'.-fli aud county news. 4-' 4 - nnd Is ns well known in Europe, as in ery. W. E. Al.UiEO, > -riu at McCoy's. ii America, America, wher^ wbsrt she she has has trai traveled ex ten si veMrs. Clement Smith will give a luncheon ~? 'l; exhibitions. She owns her own M; ■ t Hfd, finest quality, at Stauffer’s b' giving . ’ string of ho| — »•« string of horse*, which by the way are to-morrow afternoon to her lady friends, F i-h. Sew No. 1 whitefish In kits at' Ireautles, and travcls over tire country In for Mrs. a«d Miss Valliant. Miss Edna her own 9|4!cial car. She was secured Truman, ot Nashville, will l>e present aud See the pagc.adv. of the Engine & Iron only by the merest accident, and each one render k few vocal selections. of her exhibitions alone will be worth IVorks in thfa issue. The laughable farce “The American twice tlie price of admlssloriTl Remember J A' n”. pounds for one dollar, fine clean that for witnessing the raecSTtfid Madame Jury Preparing their Verdict” will con­ clude the entertainment to be given In • c'lii'ng raisins at .Stauffer's. Murantotte's driving only 25 cents will l»e Union hall, Wednesday evening, June charged. Arrange your business affairs 15th. This play Is a very taking one the ciifiiiier dress goods, new stock so as to fake three days vacations next wherever given. .. -t'rv.rivedj at Russell's. week and come to tire races. Such attrac­ For tlie races June id, 17 and 18 the C. A "'.her ii.-w invoice of millinery goals tions can't be seen every year. K. * S. will sell tickets from all' stations lereiv-d at the Racket Only once In a lifetime, unless we are on Rs line to Hastings at one nnd onea! h • s for the next 30 days for prices especially favored, will be apt to have such third fare for round trip. Tickets good a treat as was offered at tbe Simcoe Street fof return Dot later than June 10. There '.•> n.: Littery gvousi at the Racket. Methodist church on Friday evening. Miss will be no special train. . •V.' are -In it" for binding twine. Laura McManis whistled herself into the E. J. Huffman, Agt. F. H. Bahi.ow A Co. good graces of her audience on her first ap­ The supervisors adjourned yesterday un­ pearance. Her costume was simple but til June 23d. They .have advertised for •I run a twelve page paper this iiecoming. and her presence was of that plans and .speclflcatiohs to be received up “taking" kind that at once established a bond of sympathy between her and the to that time. It is expected that the board ■ j: ’IhIk— variety, in all the latest audience, preparing the way for a ribli en­ will then adopt plans and proceed immed­ jti'l in prices from two cents to two joyment of her wonderful powers for en­ iately with tbe work. It Is hoped to com­ ii- a: Russell’s. See Uniu. tertainment. One of her encores was the plete both buildings by July 1st of next “Mocking Bird.” and, charming as that year. ’HU nnd will sell all llowerr, hats, bird Is In his native glen, he has a formldDr. S. M Fowler has a tine Danish Mas­ :..r what others pay for same able rival In Mbs McManis. Miss Allee tiff dug. He Is registeretl in the big dok McManis Is practical Utile body, and aside book and has taken first prize at dog show* Phin. Smith.’ from her musical abilities, which are ot In both New York and Chicago. “Mdnc l'-. M. Fowler has purchased the lot the first order, won the audience by . the the sire of this dog weighs over 200 pounds It Is seldom that has a national fame as a prize winner at • • !Ifndet|hott, next to the residence charm of her manner. ’ • Mr..I.-", on Green street, and. lo- piano solos are so appreciated that encores dog shows, and sold for $10,000 cash. will be insisted upon, but Mbs McManis The brothers of Dr. Fowler's dog sold for if-rnh to bulkl 8Oon. Is an exquisite pianist —Oahawa (Can.) $300 apiece when little puppies. O'.vrWO dollars worth of flowers on Vindicator. _ ___ Tbo races next week are being discussed ti;d. bought for 37>; rents on the dollar. The assignee's salrwf'the stock, property Why can’t we undersell all competitors at on all sides and the prospects are that and effects Of the late Hastings Furniture there will be a very large crowd to witness ’ Jacket. Pmx. Smith. company took place Friday forenoon" last. the events. The securing of Madame While others are selling you n cheap All but a small portion of the property was Maiantette Is Indeed fortunate and will be qi, We ask you to try a soap that is cheap. purrbtwM br L E. Kn,pp»n tor a big drawing card. The cltizena of our s’-vrn bars af Troy for 25 cents Is cheap N A. Fuller. C. D. Beebe. Areblo JlcCey. neighboring towns are extended a cordial indeed, try ii aud see. ' W. H. Power,. D. S. Boodreer. M. 1- Invitation to be present and a ’ good time Cook mil I- E Knapprn. In the ,Iter will be guaranteed to them. Hams <fc VanAbman. The season of ice cream and soda water noon these gentlemen except C. D. Beene i? now with us. and we are prepared to together with B. R. Rose. P. T. Cota™and Clement Smith, met In the office of W. A light bay mare four yeara old. weigh­ supply your wants of «nj thing iu the line of fresh soda water, ice cream soda aud ice O. Lowden and organized the Hastlnga ing twelve hundred pounds; and a brown Furniture Manufacturing Company, with niare four years old, weighing ten hundred. cream; also n fine Hue of 1 fruits and con­ a paid up capital of $40,000. of which half Smith & Colobove. fectionery. a. E. Kbnkkw was taken by Messrs. Fuller and Beebe, Having recenlly purchased a fine soda the balance by tbe otherufr’,Itlem"’ a,r I deaire to return my alncere thanks to fountain I am now prepared to supply the though the number of stockholders will, no Messrs. Fuller, tbe people of Ban field aud vlelnity, espec­ wants or my many customers in tbe line doubt be Increased. of fresh smla water. I also have ice cream Knappen. Rose, Goodyey. Cota™- ially tbe Ladles. Aid sociely, for sympathy soda, end ice cream. Just the place for Powers and Cook were elected director. and kindly aid during the slcknew and you this hot whether. | These elected the following officers: U c. since the decease of my wife. Ar.HJtirr Tvnoats. A. E. Henkes. • Knappen, President: P. T. Colgrove. Vice President*. M. L. Cook. Sec'y. and Treaa. AH parties owing us accounts that are Uoforo the FraUdant. As soon as possible arrangements will «xty days «•<! we wja|t wou](t pay the cash MIS8 Laura McManis whistled a medley be perfected for the operation of the. fac­ or notes to help pay our debts tHth by with fine effect. The veterans have by no J«ue loth. We can notes if you have tory; We are pleased that this Important means lost their admiration of womanhood Industry will be In tire hands of gentlemen not got the ciub. Please accomodate us ; who will se- that it conducted on a sound. In the recalling of war memories, and ni-.ii and oblige oblige . £ w. Moiibh.j. * Co. I business-like basis—* progressive liHtitu- their generous applause was doubtless in­ . ! UUS|IIC5S-1I»C v.u>. ~ r'g?----- ” i. I„ creased by the fact that Miss McManis . .... _ mi anil na hr-ln evening was ^*iss Miss ।| mow tlou which will be a credit h Pto • But the star of thk• cvcuui* ---------------r lady tadv whistler, who !1 our city. eitv. For the revlw reviving of the Indaatn brought snatches ot half a scoreof patriotic Uura McMaiiht, the old tunre Into her medley, and that she __ j Mcaagt Fuller and Bec•airly captivated the auu'ence and was I thanks are due to McssA wore a red^white and blue sash. She bow­ ncartily encored at each appearance. She ^wTihout-wiiose flmfecial aid It could ed acknowledgment to the tumultuous ap­ "in-tied the tu<Mt difficult pieces, with tbe not have been done. Rs working capital plause, but nothing would do but another has been largely increased, and if there is Krestestof esse, especially so tbe “Last tunc, which ab» finally gave gracefully UM of Summpr,” with variations.—Mar- any profit in the manufacture of furniture, aud well. President Harrison and staff Muette, Mich., Dally Mining Journal, it is the intention of the management to , were percent.—Indianapolis News. March IB. 1M9. endeavor to secure it. L. E. STAUFFER WHEN YOU । .LOCAL NEWS, ( 'T!ii< week. ■ SO quires. G°£S!ia GRANTS the POPULAR STORE •THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST" WHAT ABOUT A ™T? Yes, it is tlie untiring, bright, modern spire. Always filled with handsome Clothing, always selling at populir prices. Wlio doesn t know about Grant’s Store, its’ principles to sell good clothing, its .low prices, its’ grand successes! ' , . ’Tis hard to have just enough and no more. No telling when you 11 have a crowd all after the same thing. We find it so. The only way we can manage it is to have too many. Likely we have too many of some kinds of suits. We’ll know later. A grand selection of Men s Suits at popular prices of $10 to $18. There's your money s worth surely m that fine Cheviot Suit at $12.50 and ITS JURE TO FITIts the same with the Boys’ Suite, they’re “sure to fit,” same as the Men’s. Nominally Boys’ Clothing is the same every where. We don’t admit the fact. We study the grace* the appearance, the quality, thd style—they re elegant, but dainty, pretty. Ours have adifferent turn from any Boys’ Clothing you know. Our point in view is a well dressed boy, not a clothes dummy. And our objec­ tive point is selling a good many suite in a season; so will sell them for little money. We’ve been headquarters all the season for the Jersey Suite that three to eight-yearold’ ’boys so natty in. n By ’ ’look ----------” rights aie? ought to sell for $5.<10 but at our store they strike the $3.50 mark—worthy to rank with the long line of $11.50 suits that has made so much talk about town. PERfWJ YOU NEED ONE Well, yes, three or four of them. Rain, rain, rain; pour, pour, pour: will it ever stop You can imagine we’ve been doing an im­ mense Umbrella business these days. Two or three reasons; the weather extremely favorable, the Umbrellas themselves, and the prices. Perhaps yon don’t care to put more than a dollar into an Umbrella;—we’ve got ’em. Harvests of hints for any young man at our furnishing goods counter New ideas in Neckwear, Dress shirts, Negligee Shirts, etc. You are always welcome. �Si ' AN IDEAL. l iuu uea j — ■—-■ o ht»h.' F> to«4n>e« W UOU> C l That at the door doth darn Jtf she would maieh her ktace With tbs delight ot dreams. Her beauty would surprise Who doth In heaven rvjofoo His most enchanted car. The smile that rests to play Upon her Dp foretells What musical array \ Tricks bor sweet syllables. - And yet her smiles hare danced In rain. It her discourse Win not tho soul entranced tn divine loiert-ourse. rs This trial without shame: Her cy»r» men Beauty call. And Wisdom la her name. Throw back the pertafa, then. —Robert Bridges. A VALUABLE INDIAN. F !I I 1'4^/' J ! :• J■1 “Only one parsenger, Bill,” said the freckled boy nt the Silverton hotel as the Concord coach with its four dashing bay^ halted rjefopj the floor. The boy looked enviously at the rnddy faced, frosty beard1 ed driver, for ttie ambition of his yonng life wan to fill Bill's place and Introduce »ome improvements in managing tbe team. “Miner?" asked Bill, in the usual husky 'tone of a stage driver and haird drinker. “Pnraen In shiny black does, plug hat an specks: gin us all a little true arter brekast. He’s hnntin." ’’Fust one I ever see on the shoot,” growled Bill. “Huntin heathlna.” giggled the boy. “Put a time lock on yer- jaw, Mick, an set it forniust I’m gone, or you’ll git hurt," cautioned tho <1 river: “an cf there’s a par­ son along, fill that." The boy took the tin flask, and a pleas­ ing gargle in the barroom showed the er­ rand was being attended to. “I presume 1 may occupy the front seat, driver," said a thin, pale faced young man fa neat broadcloth, tall bat nnd glistening spectacles, appearing nt that moment. "Ef you pays an gits here fost, you kin,’’ answered Bill, stooping for bis flask. • Away rattled the stage while tho only passenger drew on a pair of worn, black gloves over his bony hands. Then he ad­ justed bis glasses, drawing a gentle sigh. "Vlttles niu’t dfatratsin yqf” naked BilL. “Me? Oh, no; xuy thoughts." “Wouldn't think ’em. then, parsen.” "The condition of the aborigines trou­ bles me. But allow mo to set you right; though I have connections in the church, I am not a minister. I'nm a phllosonifer.” ■Bill shifted his quid of tobacco.noVquitfi comprehending the new word, flicked tho ■jff leader’s car with his whip, and inquired earelessly: "Uome nnrcrel to ye?" “Acquired by profound study and by thought,” said the philosopher, folding his thin fingers. "We have a society in Boston to educate and cultivatetbe aborig­ inal mind. Can you suggest a field?" "You mean Injuns? Wai, the Utes Is on the warpaih now, an them long locks of yourn would be too temptin, but on my drive to Miller's, there a camp of Piutes— s hull pcrarie fur ye.” “Piute—a musical name," said the phi­ losopher. “Mcbbe, but round here they’re k no wed as the Chicee of the ^njun family. I’ve beam they ent mud. They’d bteal yer words outer yer mouth 'fore you spoke 'em ef ivords wan’t so cbi-ap. They're borned thieves. El -you carries a gun I •eal’late you kin eddicate 'em; they air awful cowanfa." ■ “I never carry weapons,” answers! the philosopher, "but I think Iu them I see any* fi«!d.’’ "Pil stop an interduce ye," said Bill, set­ ting the brake na they rattled down a steep grade, the pasm-iiger ' getting h pleasing glimpse <>f a dead fall of four hundred feet ou his side of the coach, making a clammy pcrapiration break out all over him as he remembered the driver’s attention to the tin flask. At tbe bottom of tbe hill they rattled into a green mountain park, wa­ tered by a noisy little brook shaded by aspens and a few primeval pines. “How picturesque! bow pastoral!” cried tbe philosopher. "Them cone shaped things is their wig­ wams," cxplniued Bill. "El your skin’s tender, keep outer ’em; you’ll be eat up alire. lie of pennyroyal Is good for it. That smell’s tbeir vittles cookin. They’re oateral scavengers, then: an vultures, an don’t tillus kill their animals, but lets ram’uu else. But them little things won’t ’ troub'.n n flioesifer like you.’^ “No, indeed.” “Here, Pinter’ called Bill, reining In hta! beam. * A low sited Indian with a broad, greasy. fss» and lank, black locks came blinking. ‘ into the light. “Where Loco, Blind Dog, Dead Hoes—. The Indian made a motion to retire, as। If the answer to tbe, questions was too, much work, bat Bill’s threatening whip, eemHed him. He rolled sluggishly toward। a distant tank As if pulled by tbo same( (bring, the flap of each wigwam openedI dmulUu;eotwly, disclosing rows of browni bees and little, beady eyes. The phlloso-. Slowly from a distant tent came a new■ figure, a smallish man, lean and scarred, •with only one eye In bin shriveled face and two yellow tusks in his gaping mouth. . "That’s Blind Dog.” said Bill. • Party, ain’t bef” "Where Locof" asked BUI. “Jail—Miller’s,” answered the Indian. “Cattle stealin aginf” “Um, yas.” "Poor child of perverted nature," mooed the philosopher. “This gentleman’s come from Booting to tddicate ye like them did on tbe Uocapagwt” said Bill; "Blind Dog’s got a natcrol Tbe Indian, with a sly look, pointed up toxwL • “Come back, baa bof” shouted BUI. “An IU bet be bed that sorrel meal of mine; 1 Mn him loafin about the change st-aldns atad £jM Up mOuaUio OQ fsorre1'" smiled she went ou in bar enthusiastic way, “where ray brother, who Is a physldau. pertect himf . . . A general smile dawned on tbe dusky and—an-i Mr. Saunders are." “Saunders was the text one?" asked Bill, faces of tbe crowd gathered about the obserrfog tbs maidenly blush and drawing ^^Jtebbe you kin laff at the U. & sojern, his own conclusions. "Oh, yes, and so wrapped up in tbe work; but I’ll fetch down the -cowboys au do ye 'dp^'S’loog.’’’ . Tbe next day a horseman informed Bill ^"I^d’late their feed did coat,” raid Bill he had seen the philosopher reading to thought fully, ‘‘but it’s a waste of good Tit­ “the gang" out of a book. •‘la»k> likely,” said Bill. “I wonder tles on Piutee or eddicatiou either.” “I fancy you are hardly qualified to dis­ bow he kept the wolume. I'd taken odds cuss the question," she said icily, and did they'd stole it afore thia.” Two days later a second horseman not speak mraln until nearly at tho camp: then She turned to Bill and said implor­ brought the Information that he bad seen * a circle of Indians gathered about, the phi­ ingly: “If—if there should come an elderly mln, losopher. singing. “Might be called singing, but wasn’t ex­ very red faced and possessing such a tem­ per, so hnsty, will you promise not to tell actly.” Ou Bill’s return trip he waa accompanied him you brought mtbere?" "Ef Isay* I won’t, I-wnn’t,” answered by a miner, and ns they neared tbe. Plate camp the miner, a farsighted mon. saw Bill. “Your husbend, marmf” ‘•Ob, dear, uo.” with a little blush. “I something moving in tbe trees. “It’s got stripes," he said excitedly. am not married. My papa and he does not believe in oar society: he calls it fudge.” “Meblw a convict from the Laramie pen." “I promise,” said Bill, leaving her at tbo “Git the drop on him. Jim," cried the camp, where she was evidently not exdriver, stopping the coach. "Come out, or I’ll shoot," called Jim, "Fudge," muttered Bill as he drove on. going toward the trees. “Don’t, shoot, gentlemen; I’ll come,” “Like to know the old man. Have hearn said u feeble voice. “Pray don’t be violent; there was sixty thousend single wlrnmen in Mamercbnsetts, an I know why now, It's me.” Trembling and weak, with nearsighted seein her. Poor soul, though. I wun’ktell vision leading him into every pitfall, clad on her." Nor did he, and when the red in a suit of striped underwear, barefooted, faced party with tbe choleric manner ar­ hatlcssand npectaclelesit, came the philoso­ rived later, he skillfully diverted him from tbo trail and sent him in another direction. pher from his hiding place. •‘She’s sartingly old enough to know her “Itaitrit! it aid” cried Bill. “Wai. It’s him. Wrap him in this boss blanket, Jim, own mind,” Bill thought. Through the summer the Pinto camp nn pour that licker inter him. Choke it down, Jim, for we don’t want a corp on seemed to prosper, but tbe tour members of'the society were tbe only laborers In the our isnn’a." The philosopher meeklydrank the liquor, fields, aud the Irnjy seemed to be striving then, wrapped in a blanket, seated on the in vain to inculcate housewifely neatness often, coach, related his misfortunes. Throe days into tbe minds of the squaws. after his arrival at the camp, L»co, freight­ met her walking with the women and ed with bad whisky, returned, made con- children, all of whom listened with their sidcramu noise, and after tho philosopher stolid satisfaction . to her teaching, but retired, invaded his tent and took his ap­ were only stive to her gifts to follow. In tbe c.irly fall a cloud of diiatrahcad parel. "Fearing to be reduced to Lheir un­ roused Bill's attention one day in the clothed state," moaned tbe philosopher, ‘‘I drive, and as he drew nearer and the dust fl.xl in my underwear, resolving to die be­ became less bewildering he saw tho ma­ fore they should rob me ally more. I wan­ jority of the Piute tribe, evidently bn the move. They were loaded upon ponies with dered all night in the mouutainsJ' “It’s lucky we didn't shoot yo for a cou- tbeir possessions aud had rather an air of vict iu them tator bug stripes," said the hurried departure. As they drew np. by miner. "1 cal’lato you’ve gut cnutl uf the the roadside for the stage to para, Bill halted his team, perceiving their leader Piute as a chum.” "Tills but shows me their need,” said the "Whar yoa goln?” he naked aggressively. philosopher firmly. "I aha!’ return with others of our society and* monetary aid. "Utah," grunted the Indian. "What fur, you ongratefulcattle? Hnin't Now, na wo pass through their camp, please say nothing. They are ignorant and you no idee of doln fair by them fllossido not understand honesty as yet, but I fers?" should like my spectacles, for without ^kn expression of disgust crossed Loco’s tbeir artificial aid 1 am nearly blind. You gri-asy lace, ns he answered wearily, "Too must be my eyes, Mr. Huntoon. What are much talk, heap work.” And Bill drove they doingf” on, half smiling, half pitylug. A few days laierhemet another section "Wai," said Bill slowly: "Loco, he’s got on that trim coat of your'n, au your plug of the tribe under the leadership of Dead hat, an his squaw’s wearin yer purnte”----- Horse. They had the same concise ex“Oh!” ejaculated tho philosopher. plauntinn,•aud were en route to Dtirnngn. "Au Dead Horse's got bnck from up After this Bill was not surprised to have mount in, an is got yer silk hankcrebef two ot the block coaled philosophers for fur a cape, an is wearing yer collet nn cuffs juwaengers. . "There was not work enough for all," his squaw’s got on yer bil«i shirt”----one explained. "I shall have to tall our “No more—uo more," cried ths philoso- society this effort wns n failure.” pber. As winter came on the camp wore a de­ "Blind Dog's got on tho specks, bat he's serted air. Front few of the wigwams earns knocked the glass outer ent; uo good now, a curl of smoko, and- the Indinns left were I guess. Look here. Horse, give tho watch a little group of women and children, anil up." one or two old braves past service in the • The glittering revolver of tbe driver hunt or wari with other tribes. Bill sel­ brought a quick assent to this request, and dom jested about the philosophers now. with trembling band the philosopher took Those three j>oor xoitls at the camp were his property tend fastened it to his blanket. almost tragic in their loneliness and fail­ He could only wave a farewell; he bad no ure. Besides, Bill surmised the society In words at his command after such deprav­ the east hud ceased sending funds, and tbe ity. . only provisions in the camp were the corn Two months Inter; however. Bill saw and few vegetables raised in tlieshort sum­ him in Silverton bargaining with carpen­ mer season. One day in November the ters to erect some buildings at the Piute lady came out to the road. camp. He waruccompauied by th res other "Yot*mu»t drive through here without young men. all pale and earnest. stopping, Mr. Hantoon,” she said in her. “You bette- sleep In yer clothes,'* said gentle, ladylike way, "for tbe smallpox Bill, when be was introduced. . has broken out amoqg the few of our “We will build tin n cabin,”said tbe phi­ charges left. We can cal! out what medi­ losopher. J cines we need.” Huntoon/Bespite bls cynical eye, could “Now, you look here," said Bill, fiercely; not but note the Piute camp took on an "you come git on this coach. A nice, good air of comfort and prosperity ns the sum­ little Wiy like you throwing her life away mer weut on. Two or three neat cabins, a on them Piutes—it’s agin law an sense; it’s log school house and church were built, wicked for you to stay.” and gvuerous orders for stores were sent "I would not desert them for the world,” .daily by tlie stage. she answered firmly. “I think they want “Eddicatin comes high," Bill would mut­ rhe here, and my presence is a comfort. It ter, “ah It’s lucky them buildings is fas­ Is woman's mission to be a help hi time of tened down or the Injuns would a-stole need.” ’em off ’fore thin." “Durn tntasnna,” muttered Bill, as ho .As tha fall grew near winter Bill noted drove on, but something made his eyes a general improvement iu the morals and misty and he could not forget the faded tastes •ot the Flutes. Cattle bn th? hills face with the wistful eyre, nor tbe slight were reasonably safe and carrion was left figure by the roadside. He brotwht medi­ to the vultures. In bis bnsty passing be cines and provisions, often paying for would xee the school house filled with the latter himself, and calling with surly dusky children ot nature, listening in pla­ warning they were not “fur Injuns, neith­ cid incomprehension to tbe young men’s er." Once he saw tbe three pathetic fig­ teaching. Sunday they flocked to tha ures standing by an open grave. church, where they sat In the name good Death was reaping a rich harvest in the humored silence, as imperturbable and squalor and poverty of tho wigwams. As blank as a mountain wall. All the winter time went un there were many mounds tbe camp was snowbound, but on his first and many unoccupied tents. Perhaps, trip through Bill coukl see tue signs were after ail, that misxloti was not a failure, still of .success an<l Iletter things in the for some of those blind aoals before they ▼alley. p.wed, may have caught a glimpse of the “Tory ain't backalldin none,” said Bill, light of letter things of a future—who can stoppi-ig bis horaes to talk to tho philoso­ tell? \ pher, who pale anil worn, came out to tbs A second time tho lady stopped tbe coach) "I want' you to bring a clergyman over, "Weseetn to be prospering," sighed the Mr. Huntoou,” sin* said, with a ghost of philosopher, "but sometimes It seems ns If her ol«l blush. "My brother-lie was tny they were almost tou receptivp. They n»> half brother, but I loved Uitu ver}- dearly sorb everything with such quiet indiffer —tsdeiu!. As I will not leave Mr. gaunence, always wuilliug.” dem, we have decided to lie married and "Wai, that’s Injun way,” said Bill, com- continue our work here together.” fortingly. "I cal'fate In Bostiug they don't A strange marriage ceremony, took place take even tbeir vittlexXhcurargyerin.’’ when Bill returned, for the clergyman wai "I have given you nn order for somo afraid to leave the stage, rending the farming implements.” continued 'the pbiservice from tbo top of the conch to those ioaopher. "We Intend to teach them to two Mid victims of a noble idea!, who till the ‘toir.’’ ' joined tbeir wasted bands and went bock "Thar you wun’tflnd that ere smilin,” to their work together. A pathetic picture grinned Bill. "You’ll never-git ’em to framed In those grim old mountain shad­ wurk. That's Just wbnr they kicks at ows’ Even that failure in the Piute camp drilixatiou. I dunno as 1 blame 'em, was a glory to humanity, and tbeir sacrifice either, tu long’s they kin git fed tree." "We have them under each control." was as pure and heaven reaching as tbs cloud kissed snow on tbe white summits. said tbe philosopher, but BUI noted nfterAfter this, os tbe time drew on to close ward it was the four entbusioHte at work the stage Hoc for tbe winter. Bill thought In the fields, while their dusky charges, often aod deeply, aud finally wrote a letter lolling in the sun. watched them. Tbe The old gentleman had given him his ndonly exception waa Blind Dog. who culti­ vated a tiny patch of tobacco with keen in­ "If ever you see that silly fool, my terest. daughter, tell her 1 will forgive her.” be "Thera fllosalfers is a-wurkin the Heids said at parting. in dead niroest,” Bill would mutter; "an “Your dater ain’t no foie, bat is darn hard inlwr, too, fur that she want never near . angei," wrote Bill; "an ,be an him turned afore.” that she tnerried is like to starve this win­ 1.1° • UdT PtoM.g.1^. all. ter in them solitudes. I guess that won’t tlun female In a skimpy gown, common give ye no relish for yer vittle*. Ohly you senna shoes and n round liHt with a blue k|n git them two iuercenta away.” veil, l-fohbit..; buck her veil, abe looked at The answer enme in the person of the him kreitly, with small, gray eyes behind old gentleman himself; and as fa, rode to eyeglu^i.s. She bad an aqualine note, the camp with Bill, and iicard the von of long, thin fingvtu and a general air of de­ the mnadon. fa, wiped U.. two vigorously corona old m.-Udenbood. and growled uwier bls breath, whether "Are you a real western stage driver?’’ from admiration ar rage Bill never knew she naked timidly. ^ich inborn delicacy tbe driver waited "Bin drivln forty y«f?’ be nuswered •f.-ue distance from the -an.:. wWta th* r-. gruffly. tber went to meet bis daughter. it was ail "Oh, oh! a real Bret £arte. Mark Twain of an hour before he returned, and with him stage driver! Excuse ms," ahe apologized, ' itbe m,yried ,a new attire, but "but you are the first one I ever saw.” i looking sadly worn and ilt ‘‘J«*t kx>k at me all ye wanter,” said i Bill smiling, "ef it will do yer enny good." , and 1 don’t tbiok there’s any daugar,” said tbe old Selkfor he's got the hall U. 8. army to «,nd u „S«Ud< W.I1. !■” LIFE IN COLD SIBERIA. tn. fiUSSlA As the driver started fata horaeslie pol«U«l W • »>»’• ““d“ ““ ’'"Tted-Ub ol th»doao’»" »“■*> "“fc r-ebri ou. b.r HU. b«od “ I”' .11 « «I» “btad on, «!■« lado' ■nre-red looking at the dazzling blue Sky ‘"■rte'aM mon cougbnd .ml hl. budmbM, bn. «»«><«*• not know-born I. WM until tb»t niubt. wb«u with much mplo-X Bill took him asidev “You put It Iu jerpo>«tn* ur climb ou th, .tw, b. mW. IMMIGRANTS THE SOUTHERN wnnt “ * TJ Blind I didn't udl I dldn t wkal t«r hurt tbe taUn«« o< them two kdnu. -My.upwm'. Ill,«»d ^1 U>«mou.r.U>». thrown ,w.r on tboro mnd dollnnt and more,” cried tb,old runn fl'-Mebbe them flloeelfere done enme good,” „ld BUI bopelnUy. "Au ™ Jtut Injun.; mlgbtp poor tile. u> ure tbeir way uf talkln.” Tothfa day nn observing passenger on the stage may sec Blind Horse. Srowu fat aod comfottable looking, sunning himadf before tlie door of tbo log cabin, the sole owner ol tbe camp. Ib wear. . tall hat, giawilcas spectacles and a filttiy blanket. Hta squaw, in the remains of a black alpaca gowo. with a round hat and blue veil, familiar to Bill, cooks her lord • meal of some nmtodrous compound, while a dusky brood plays around the ruins of a secund cabin. Bill looks reverently toward a mound under the pines, sighs, and if he is friendly with the passenger in the driv­ er’s scat, says:. . "See that Injun thar?” ’■The dirty one, with one eye?” the pas­ senger invariably answers. "Yep. Wall, that’s a ten thousand dol­ lar Injun.” aud forthwith relates the above story.—Patience Stapleton in Once a Week. As a cook Mr. Beecher had one or two experiences. On one occasion, with my bread half made, a ••chill,” which 1 had been resolutely trying to conquer, nt last shook me so violently that 1 was com­ pelled to lie down, leaving the breiuLto ite fate. This was peculiarly unfortunate, as there was to be company in the evening for which I was preparing. But. coming in jiibtal that erfata. Mr. Beecher insisted that ho could and would finish that bread. Wheeling the lounge, on which I hail flung myself, close to tlie kitchen door, I wax ordered to watch the work and tell him just how to proceed. Well, if'energetic kneading can insure goo*! bread, no won­ der that bread, when baked, was perfec­ tion. Ho then brofight tbe writing on which be wax engaged to the kitchen table, that he might watch the bread, give me suitable attention, and at tbe same time go on with Lis writing. But for thin inconvenient chill I waa to have baked a cake, and still hoped to get up and do it before dinner. But Mr. Beecher, elated with his success in bread baking, was determined to try his hand at making some cookies; so between shaking aud laugblng, I gave him directions, anl be mails and baked the cookies as success­ fully as he hail done the bread, and both proved all that coqld bo desired. There chanced to be more than tbe usual number ot callers that afternoon, and be could not refrain from boasting of his morning’s work and exhibiting his cookies to every oue who came. Of course each caller was invited to try one or more, and they did. Before, night I managed to get up and attend to the supper. After set­ ting the table I went to the cake box for the cookies, but found none. He bad given one after -another to the callers. This wax bis first nnd lust ex|>eriencc In bread and cake making.—Mm. Beecher in Ladies' Home Journal. FOR PART. jUilro-d la Itelng Dalit Thr.a€h *>ath Siberia, fro. «>*• P.citte Orow. - •" pilgrim fathers, but it was w PS' WANTS 1-darom.-* fer The railroad which the Russian gorerntnent Is building through south Siberia from the Ural to the Pacific ocean will oXau immen- couttfry hltiterto almost ffiowu to tbs world for foreign eu tu£ and it may be of intercet to see what the condition of the land is. Generally. it may be *aid Siberia, by the hand of nature, has Ecu endowed not les. than other oountritprodnees almost every kind of Euro­ pean grain nnd fruits, even grapes, and has JoiIbundnnre of all metals, iron, gold, sil­ ver, copper, lead, sln^ eta. ooal. graphite, porphyry anil precious stones, and it is, or has been, the home of all kinds of mam-' malian animals. The rivs^s and lakes are crowded with nil kinds of fish and ths Arrtlo mh abounds with whale and seal. * of Siberia ta about 13,000,000 kilometers, but tbe northern and greater part of it is almost waste, inhabited only bv a fow thousands of Samojedts and Es­ kimos, Snow and ice cover tbe earth in the north almost *11 tbe year round, only melting In two or three months in the summer, when the sun never sets. This country ta then visited by large herds of wild reindeer, coming from tbe south and returning there as soon as winter seta The polar bear and the black fox live here constantly, and hunting these and the seals nnd fishing are tho only occupa­ tion of the northern people. The Snmoj«les and Eskimos seem to be refated'to each other. Theirlanguages are not so different that they cannot under­ stand each other. Their manner of living and culture, if it can ba named so, fa almost the same. They are all noma<ta. going north in thesnnimer and south in tbe win­ ter. Their clothing fa made of soatakln, and both sexes wear the sama style of ^'zrTthe summer they lire intents made of skin, and tbeir only furniture is of skin. They cover themselves with skins and ideep on skins. Tho tents are heated with open fires in the middle of the tent, and as the pine never here becomes a tree, only a shrulr, the native* use the blubber of the whale and the oil of the seal for fuel. 1'EOl’LK OF SIBERIA. The people are chiefly small, filthy and indolent They do not provide for tbe morrow, and it seems incredible that a sin­ gle man fa able to cat from sixteen to twen­ ty pounds of raw salmon a day. The Samojed can count only to seven. A larger number is “a many." In winter they live In huts, made of turf and maos and covered with snow. The ’entrances to these huts :ire long aod low, and one has to crawl through them. Three and four families live in one hut, whcreUie heat is intense. Their food ta ffah and seal menl, which they wash down with train oil, and they do not leave the hp<Ji in cold weather, except when they have nothing to ent They have neither preachers nor authorities. The strongest man ta tbe moat respected and he decides all quarrels. The meu have only one wife, but wedding ceremonies are unknown. Wives are commonly gnlued by bargain, and often exchanges are made in h goal natared way. Dogs are the only domesticated animals. Each party has at least six or eight or them and treats them well, keeping theni in the general living room. In the long winter season .the weather besieged people make or repair their imple­ ment* and weapons. Iffier sleep a great deal nnd tell legend*., these varying only slightly. Tbe Sarnojed, howeveit, has good common aen»e find almost mother'wit, and often entertains hta company extremely with his tales. Money ta unknown among the people, all trade being carried on by barter. Ac­ cordingly there are no poor people, as they say, and the Samoje<lea consider them­ selves a happy folk. They lore their cold homes and in other countries always are At the beginning of thia century the homesick and take the first opportunity slaughtering of cattle and the packing of to return to their native land. l>ref for the New York, Boston nnd PhiiA GOOD LAXD FOB SETTLERS. adclphin markets wns pursued as business Central Siberia bos a sterile laod and by the firm of Ebenezer & Samuel Wilson, cold winters, which make it flufit for agri­ two brothers from Maxon. N. H., who had culture. In this part Of the country are settled at Troy in 17W. At tbeir two large found mines of coal and metals, and there slaughter houses they frequently killed arc small settlements where merchants 1,003 head of cattle weekly for shipment to drive bargains with tbe natives. Taxes to the three dries. When the war of 1813-15 the government are paid in skin, furor began their t»eef and pork were in great other natural products. demand, and not a few army contractors Here are immense forests of pine, larch, gave them large orders for the delivery of flr and birch of large growth, among these meats packed in barrels at certain which live several kinds of animals with places where the army of the north was costly fur. Hunting these aud herding encamped. From time to time their con­ reindeer give subsistence to the inhab­ tracts stipulated for the delivery of them itants, who for the greater part, like the provWons at tbe camp at Greenbush, Samojedes, are nomads. They are mostly of where, among other recruits, were a num­ Russian origin and have the Russian ortho­ ber from Troy. * dox religion. They live in tents and have The soldiers from Troy, seeing thehor- in every tent an altar. In winter they go rebi of beef and pork marked with tbe let­ south. ters * U. S.” by tbe government inspectors, South Siberia, from 50 degs. to 40 degs. denominated them as Sam’’s, v" European , । Lo«.m as "Unde Cncie bom ” latitude, however, produces Euronean tba\.SaiTOU.T5 W,Uo°’ wl»°m they । crops of all kinds. It has a greater area I*** *'?ncle Sa,x’1” w,u» the 1 than European Russia, but fa^not settled During ths days cf Henry Wnni ru^.1,^ •owl-Np.fata related br hi. wife onro dropped into poetry and W1,,te _ linasof verac teeming with nff. , f hta sweetheart. But the vtHux always kept sacred by Mm. Bi. i„.r ” they are st the present day, and cun win them from her. One day Mr. and Mra. Bcrclwr ‘were m tbe office of Robert Bonner, wl|) conducting the New York I^!<i*r "Why don’t you write a poeni. j(,.... said the acute publisher. "I u tH <riTP •nnro for aueh a poem than I have for ta tbe charge against IKX? “ch' ■,bfch 'R^n Present time may Brookiln—Delaying the United tb.z worth et th. mentioned tlie fact !?' “ ™be CH,m th. la., 1..3, p.rt ol ■ kiu^’. .bare eohl .. we or XS0.00U, ^a.„ i„ull ™ « «r»e IpOeurUr S5 ■ bare. rata, xsajnp; ^Irooturer'., »i Sorembre, ISBO, king', rrnturer'a, «1.«M «4- De Pave fa very fat, and when a mall wagon ran over him it lort twenty seconds to. Md mM to tral».”-if„ York ‘Veekiy. Tradition kapa tot at Long Athlon torch, a mile out of Brlrnol. Eoglaoa. on BUndav nfere—.— .. . . ’ ’€ ■ I Oil gatu large "Ho did once." admitted Mrl lL«k,, is ci burn But the eyes of tbe great pre*cb. r rirated on his wife, aud she kn- v meant silence. "Come,” said tbe persistent publisher “ni give W.000 if you will *cite S forty poem for me." addressing Mrs. B<., i,... “Why. it ran’’- begnn the pr ^ir-. wife. "Eunice.” aimply said Mr, Beepher. And, although Robert Bonneriofftred to doable the sum first offered, befaevergot tbe poem from Mrs. Beecher, vi! no L L?*0 * wh“ vf-iLEdward W. Bok. A tailor would have sited his Kaht measure at 48 Inches, and as he Mep;K(l ott* of a commission house on South Water street there was a wild, hunted look fa m. face. "Say,” he olwerved to an •ucq«aU.raM, next door, "you've heard that •ectwomy is wealth’—that ’a ppnny aaved k n >nny earntid’—and n whole lot of otb»-r rubbish haven’t you.”” "Well, yes,” and in the sdnfcrion there s, was un inflection of tbe voice asking whss ol IL | "You have, beyf Well, It's di lies— every bit Iles. Economy meua-t b-uiknij.tcy if you aren’t careful.” “What’s the matter now?” "Metter.’” and there was'a whole roj. ameof minion solid In the exclamation. • "Why, just now, to xav.- a nlr-iei. i tri^ to bLaek my Iwxite. At the first brush tuy eyeglasses dropind off and brok^ un the floor. The next rip I made I hr •’,;<• a mis­ pender, and now I notice that in stooping ovyl’re busted three fifteen cent tigm into smash. That shine cost n>« three «!ullare at least, and it isn't half a shin* either.” Then tho fat diu kicked himself twice, went back into his office aud fired the rand nor who owawl the blacking kit.— Chicago Mail. Philoaophera and the ' In outward circumstance and •.-ondition the lives of the philwophero have varied as widely as those of any other da*, of men. While Aristotle gathered ricln-s through the patronage of kings, C’pmta cotolructS the "Posluve Philosophy” on »;i incom^v that once, indeed, in a pucn uncnal ti lr of good fortune, amouuttx! to Aid) a year, but which usually was less than snd often k-* than £100. While jiescartes, be­ fore entering upon that eight vein-' soli­ tary auidy of himself, which whs tin ki-c stage in tfie evrlution of h:s pliiiqttaphia system, had the means and inHitfation to Wander the better part ot nine years up and down Europe studying other men, Kant in all his long life never got outride tbe boundaries of east Pru-vis. <.r :s niueh as a hundred mi lea away from the tewu of Konigsberg. But. however different in ojportuuitiet and rewards, tbe lives of the pbii -Mfphert are at. one in tbe love of trut h! for its own sake, and in a readincsx to spire tin labor, aud nope of the ordinary forms of worldly aaccesato find It. Such exanmlra ot self denial aud of long, seclude.! uihgence as some of tbe philosophers famish, ire addi injaw home ' explo fearf Th aldea time awfu four the and OU c busl OH the A tbe d the the Btre. p gre Ma tane town cbat tank the s were fam and Uy a Pen whi the face Ey TOlU of to ing with had over betw flam thro Men the Clou Wb the Tf in tL kno unc othe blow on t all t tian End Thir Inge ner'a. buil fire Tbe Rev. Ruwli H. Conwell, of the Bap­ tist Temple, is tbe young man'stfneud «ud exerts himself to turn aside every young man whom be beholds “treatling the prim­ rose path to tbe everlasting bonfire.” Last week, in his peregrination.-,, hk eyre fell upon one needing his holy adtbooitlon to save him from going down to bott&mlMB perdition. So. approaching blni. Dr. Cpnwell placed one baud fcnpreMiircly upon his shoulder nnd exclaimed: “Young man, Satan hath hold of thee!” What the effect of this startling <bclaratiou upon the young man wax; cannot he described; but certain it fo thni when Dr. Conwell, totally unconscious of tbe hu­ mor of the occasion, reported to his congregntion how be took hold of ttie young man and addressed him a very perc»ptible titter surprised the pastor. By t bis time bo is probably laughing, too, at tiie droll al­ titude in which he made liiuiM-if j-ose.Philadelphin Record. A to b O*L niot wife Wic lift? B. « prie Rog Jaw bun Mii: Job nil fagt arm Bur Dou bar bro! cm' Frit bad Uge bro Ing th ai bell moi bur B coci Ba befi It China Letter. Solution of One Difficulty. Many oM bachelor. remain old »»chetort because they bear so much toffipW* about babies. The fact is that • b*by» not one-quarter tho trouble itta ehargro with hiring. Any young couple can fcalong with one if they try. P«P» " up half tho night with it and mam®a rit up tho other half. What could be rim 8 C Sto> hlaawlf would be ‘=“ belief that bo wee QabrUl,k’^hU Jia, and certain men had the writing of a*8 jifegU TH uxl at uqct Mr. Bonner . r}eU sparkled "Recite it for me, won’t you. Mr. erf” he asked. J ^ch’ The oldest bit of slang which can be traced to a historical origin is bAid to be “He is a brick.” Plutarch, in bh • life oj Lycurgus, gives ita account of the visit of an embassador from Epirus to th»' c:ty rtf Sparta, who saw much ;<• adfoire l““’too pur- ; lor grrat dletore,. Th, ndlwey, hex­ praise. But ho I wondered gnintiy pa? ’’ •» open, to eounu-yto Sparta waa d* a trailed town. .Uni -uked ktwn r h T ??pli«l lo to rettlen u In A.nerlra, to ejty by cUy, It the explanation of ite lack ot defensive S.'Z!57''.’ri bw'1 U b,li'v'dKrow up elan, to Into works. No answer was returned that day. Early the pext morning, hoyercr—for ellreiy for IhTunto " °KU’' * K”"1 nnniher of eratloru. From that timJ K°rcrnnieot. and it is the government's purpose to make the Spartans rose nt dawn- tbe Epirote was from that time the designation “Uncle th. — for traffic low and to give .. the «r rates the awakened and conducted to the field «’< exSeo.” tor to letter. “U. S" pre, |nlo immigrants favorable terms and condi­ erdse outside the city, where the arm)’ « “ “O'! h“« ever .lore beep u tions. Sparta was drawn up in Imtilo arrayttollerty koown u that ot ''John BullAll building materials are found in more “There,” said Lycurgus, "are thd wnl4 « tor to Baglleb nation.—Troy Time. than sufficient quantity and of excellent Sparta, and every man is a brick. — quality. Horses and cattle are cheap and Charleston News and Courier. -“—I nnsrvs. of fairly good breeds. The country needs Fwb»ps it to not generally known when only an intelligent, industrious population and where tbe "New river” which sup­ Peking, the present, and Nankin, the to become prosperous. plies Ixradon with water commenced Tbs dries on ths caravan way from Kl- ancient capital, are scarcely ban » i®**® .mVb ecmt,n*t*d from * London gold­ aqbta to the Ural mountains have a con­ as they were a hundred years ago TW smith, Hugh Myddeltou by name who siderable trade and are comfortable places display all tbe symptoms of decay j?™”1?? ‘h* «roUQd «U Chadwell and in which to live. Houses, ordinary food, death, In tho seaports tbe population » hm°Z^*dw,Pr‘n?rWngat of a eta, are cheap, bat all imported luxury composed chiefly of "Young China, rMt* n«o Hertfordshire, fa th. irach as coffee, tobacco, eta. are extremely gedc, enterprising aud commercW. and hoT !!!?■ Thr.l“n®d °ut ot * <i««p dear. Bat Ufa not impossible that the day offMsa marked contrast to the con«erraAm^‘ f“’U^nedW,,h an°tber will eoms whoa South Siberia can export tire and literary communities of the in 2^ ,.Lforn‘*J a •«•>! river twentifaS import.—New rior. From the former will come the rob wide. Thia, with its windings, then forty- V lU^,rhi<:h u now era and polldss of the next century. Al­ York Tribune. ready its power ta so great » w . 7 ■tumbling block to the mandarins ■‘1U1 • Qolek Mall Transit. n.8? !!“*' *“ b"“llt * l« uml.retood Mr. Gotham-i boar Mr. De Para has manure to the imperial government.— ^\ftrr“u-d- to th daub �Mi* l’inR«n»b«iroe*' ,*‘nd „7bttdren. Mm- C. P. Cnsperaon. Mrs. M-mle S. Quinn. JJnM. Moit is impossible toglveanestl’.'‘C.- ’o the number mUshig. ,.u !r.-<N and nitbout doubt fuUy do-lldr thv number cimniemted above will be k'.:rd <!e.«l- _ ________ v. THE CALAMITY AT MIGHTY 0N8ARTIN’ ot th. eommlUMmea «oo««Uoo !f .h,, keep X mind “i"* W*"1”)'n»tl<Bul ' u“dooli’-«l'r w.lnuHmrlvon amt the vote stood: FuMctt, 28: CuL What Wilt be Done at the Mlnneapolia Meeting. J / v. to those dead a large .number are and probably 1.000 people are . h- fire started in this ?ity at ,( k vcstenlny tutwniug with nn . j - iphtiia and oil on lhe\ suj drrek. The creek- was “ . i L.-v upper end of Oil City on both (ttt-. k nns under water at the tlie < xplo-ioti which caused the ;,;r.»ti"U. • Tbetown consist-of i d part*. The south side is on ■ side of tho Allegheny river :>n.i time in danger. In the . ( r i .vd by the cunflm-nce of . 1 • !i.-lleghriiy river Iles tbe , :. । .-f tlie city, and across , ■l-.iWlYthe west Hauk of . j >- theTidrd v.artl, which’is , :’i : burucut Cottage Hill, d id the city. Ik-s back ---------of i Motion, between il * / the two ]; I- there the oil refineries and cri residences are located. ' ’ ■or trora iiiusviur. i,,th.,idrou short di• Im* business section of the .; itially Mibmergcit A thick .. ii. pr<‘-iimnu!y from burst . th. region of Titusville, covered . : . .. r.|; th<- creek. Floating along : • uniksot naphtha. The sun .. hut .mil caused a vapor of oil : -<• tn>tn the wide surface of the -..v( ml thousand people seemed , • - udy recognize their peril i:-'. ' they began to move the calam... 1: Iwlii vrd that a spark from tli.- Werteru New York and railroad ignited the fumes, . .»s»-i lw -•i-n plainly dazzling in r .... u. twenty feet above tbe sur- It had been anncuuced that the gates reket nn the commktera, and tbe position was not one to fight tor. A sub­ committee was appointed to select the other temporary officer*. ---------- ' If Lun" Power Is Any Criterion—Dedi­ . 31. *oald cot “d*0 • ‘lron« LEADERS RUNNING NECK AND NECK Cgnt for temporary chairman, as tho dele­ OIL CITY. •n - CriV, Pa- Jone ,1—FlwMl nnd flr® ltlird.iv Highland yesterday laid waste ‘ M^lclwof this city nnd Titusville ’j'a .durt’ui low oi Hfe has resulted. It '•■j;:n.d that fifty persons have been : or drowned here and the number • •. . .! il’*'. A territory Of at least -■ - a r- -. Ueing a narrow strip along Oil . . . is ijsrnwl or fioeded or both. In d*d not vote aa their -totes will vota tn cation of the Convention . Hall. Th. other oaeera Chowu. The sub-committee -oou completed its work and reported, and the report was "dopu-d m follows: Secretaries, Charles "• Minnesota; F. Jf, Arthur Halt, Ohio; Canon Lake, New York; Geo. , \™!OrBdo: J- °I’ennsylvo-Roth 8»t» «f rarU«nn» U-maln.C»uQ- nin;p Ultem Brownlow.Tennessee; Arthur fe. Clark, MaamichusetU. A«»lstont secbe£M,ore F-Sinunons, Califon MBCULtroLU, Jutiu 7.—The great con­ Ida; Philip O. Churchman, Delaware; Aaron Bradshaw, District of Columbia; , vention h-U Iu which the tenth Republic- Vliarie* Mo Cliarles Hopkins, Ohio; Charles & Morrb, an convk ntiun met today wu dedicated , Kentucky; lost night by murira.1 exercises and a * W. Dimm speech from Chauncey ML Depew. Tho Montana; G. V. MeAllIster, MissiMlppl; | lmmer.be gathering of fully 11,000 persons ; Ott« Grannue, New York. Reading which ’filled every part»»i. of the »-Charles F. Harvey, Minnesota; J. wm building. uunuiog . c,ert .. ------ . I wm a manifestation of i* i ....... r oJ.v8. —Kenyon, -—: w—New ' Ito capacity ’ and i Stone. Mt»h< Michigan; ml .nd uMtoriol, 1 ^‘t°S “*£“ the exercises. Loth misierd and oratorical, Curtis*, Kan<tu; Charite Partridge, Illh .put to th- severest te’’ it* ' acoustic ‘ propernois; J. M B. Miles. Whconain; W. E. Riley, ties. It wa* evident , liat ______________ Kontnnk v the music was Kentucky. heard to good effect; ’the speakers’ voices, 1.after the first few xxinutes during' which ■ The report of the coin mil tee on contested iu favor of»•------placing the names cries of “Louder” were raised, also ap-' delegations 1 —---------------Will -I l__ .__ . from MissUsippi on pcared,to reach to thd remotest corners ot nt of •!.1,18 Mill delegates tbe ten>i>orary temporary roll roll was was then then adopted adopted and and the vast nuditoridm. S t the ' nik .Bill. : • TbollmrUon men hope to be able to reverse this decis­ ion ot the nnlioual coratniite before the far an opening speech and ten or twelve committee ou credentials when that body elaborate musical nuflil er. each good for ' shall ••• —• •------— meet to determine this and• -*» other twenty minutes or mote were to follow. At similar questions referred to it. ! the end of tbi* Detx-w wax tint, down for a i , , L 1 . „ DELEGATIONS ORGANIZED. . ^hM«ory addresa Governor McKinley tailed to appear and fortunately the mus­ on 1- Irnt Ballot. ical programm'u was not carried out ok ar­ ranged,' so that Depew wns able to make Thu Ohio delegates elected Governor his address early, lid wax introduced by McKinley chairman, on motion of ex-Gov­ Governor Merriam. Ip opening he paid a ernor Foraker. A lest vpto on national tribute to the hall by saying that he had committeeman gave 25 for Harrison, 21 ' seen the effort* of place* much larger for Blaine. Pennsylvania representatives took a vote than Minneapolis to accommodate ,a con­ vention. bnt this was the first hall hi- had for president: Blaine, 5k Harrison, 11; I . ever been in that would take care of them one delegate al sent. Indiana's chairman is Colonel Thomp­ all. son. Ii will coat 80 voter, for Harrison. i After some comment ou the record of Following are the committeemen chosen: the Democracy, which it goes without On credentials, Hiram Brownlee; resolu­ saying was not compHrueutarj, the speak­ tions. Charles N. Griffin; rules, W. L. er said, referring to the men in the Repub­ Pcnfli-ld; organization, N. T. DePauw; lican ranks who would mnkc good presi­ honorary vice president. Genend Lew Wai*es siy ilireti of flame nnd dential timber: “The Republicans, are wnu v iniui ivnuc.vu wut. . moke shot upward to a height ............ embarrassed with riches. Ohio, tbe Wisconsin delegates took a poll: Harri­ ti><! vicinity of a bridge ch'48- ' mother of president* iiml the mistress ot son, IT; Blaine 4; McKinley, 2; one dele­ I-n/ yards . above . . the- junction* 1 * i pfHect, ha* upon.lbl* mstfoem admirable gate absent, but will probably vote for ■ In two minute* the fire qualification* for the chief magistracy iu Harrison, giving him 18. This is quite a up and down the stream for Governor M. Kinley. She has the states­ gain over what the Blaine men give. • In less than U-n minutes man whose creative mijid has formulated S|MM>Der was elected chairman, and the .m-.l .’It" l»ni dings were in the ix-st legislation 4f the century and followin'.; committeemen selected: Reso­ whose name will ljv$ forever ns one of the lutions. Luctun Fairchild; credentials, A. .t state of the wildest ]>nnic. greatest of American statesmen—John EL Smith; organizatiou, W. F. Conger; . iin<l children ran through Sht-rmnn. Iowa has the experienced nod rules, Chari ws A. Booth. For national । reaming and bcM-ccfiing each a^l*3 Alilsou; Vermont,! Edmunds; Michi­ committeeman Senator Sawyer will be ■olislncted ton [flnedof safety. gan, Alger: Wisconsin, Rusk; Illinois, MiKike obscured everything. Cullom and Lincoln, i I might exhnuKt chosen. Florida delegates will vote as a unit for . .rkness whs most deusc three your pat let; ic liefore IjexbauMted the list. Harrison. ..>io->h<ni in succession shook New York stands fur Blaine, according .1 “There are two names which at present Platt, 48 votes, belong to no state, but to the country, j ' Blaine men toy they hare 24 ot tbe 48 *rrc|be float! One, that siugulariy gifted Uateman who ' votes of Illinois. Harrison men say Illi­ ha* contributed so much to the improve- i' nois stands 3d for Harrison. . . i:;da f-'i-llag that mjme horrible mentHof our industrial po—ibililies, and j Ohio’s poll shows: Harrison. 20; Blain-, « rfate wn»irn|H*mling added to the tbe glory of American diplomacy—James >r tiA-ren*. A strong' wind sprang up, G. Blnine. The other that leveiheadrd, i levelheaded, I l“i McKinley. J 5; Sherman, 1; tion-comr' -lly iviuuving the veil of darkness, wi*e and an«1 eloquent soldier, senator aud •i in,- din-t-cly toward that part situated president, who upon tbe platform of t-e BLAINE OUT OF OFFICE. the ■■nth bank uf the creek, and thia is people and In the chair ot tho chief magis­ ■ i- - ivr.i the entire city from deatruc trate ha* maintained the l>e*t traditions . Th terrorized masws by this time of the presidential office—Benjamin Harri­ Promptly Accepted. ; ; art; illy regained .self poi-se**ion. It son. The Republican party is united in • WASHINGTON, June A—James G. Blaine .'t..en . .dent that the whole of tbe its policy iu every part of the Union, ex­ tendered 9 his resignation ns secretary drd ward and a large number of build- cept whert here ami there the bugle may of stota to the president Saturday <>i: I-ah «id.v' of’ the creek, farther up give a shriller note because there is mure nnd It was Immediately accepted. r- duoined.- Lower down where tho silver in the iustrumenL The correspondence follows in full. hug* were above the water surface the Drop- ' Blaine’s is dated at the state department, •>i* swept directly in among them. locnhlc |>arty is hopelessly di­ “The Dem< June 4, and says: , JjZ industrial policy aud on “Tn TIIK PRESIDENT: I respectfully beg /.• t:..'- writlngThf list oL those known vhled upon . il id u: missing is a* follows: John the crucial questions of sound finance aud leave to submit my resignation of the honest currency. A Democratic voter, office ct secretary of state of the United > l.vary, < xj rcM- messenger, and his anxious to understand what his party be­ Stales, to which I was appointed by you -■ burned; Willis Stewart, burned; lieves, who reaxis llrei Cleveland with clear on tho 5th dey-of March, IS89. Tbe condi­ I. V. K. Plunk* burned;" Matthew Lyon, utterances on the one side, aud then eight­ tion of public business in the department Jr. lu-.uh'.er and son, burned: Sherd tenths of bis party leaders with the other of state just Illes mo in requesting my j'uk. ti.i-i-iiig; W. 11. Shafer, ot Fraukemphatic declarations on the other, and resignation mny lie accepted immediately. ‘ j.-’’ -'al telegraph operator, burned; J. then studies Governor Hill’s masterly bal­ I have the honor to be, very respectfully, ! Beit!.-1-1. 'member of council and proancing on the financial fence will be men­ your obedient servant, ;r l!< llevue hotel, burned; James James G. Blaine.** H <!:<iwned; James Holmes, of tally in the inebriated condition ot the alcoholized chamois of the Swiss moun­ • ' ' ’."ii. burned: Frank Goodrich, The president had no notice of any kind, J, Wiilimn Eakin, and two grown tains, who jumps from jag to jug." it is said, that such a thing might be ex­ ■ burmCharles Miller, burned; Ed TEST OF PARTY LUNG POWER. pected. But he didn't seem xtyprised. ? .?;>• .<nd four children, drownetl; Mrs. He rt?nd the message. put it in his pocket, -Ln li 'ieu nnd child, burned;Charles and going to tlA En*t room gave his u ’ bur ied; Mr. ami Mrs. Copeland Ductor’- Speech. public reception. After that be wrote the iby. burned; Mr*. Levi Fetters, mi*aThe political passages of Depew’s speech reply dated at tbe executive mansion. Juno SiiHixan, burned; Ed Keating, burn­ were accompanied by most significant t u Moranjlrowned; Samuel Rlch- demonstrations. After he had run through 4.1802: -To THE Secretary of State: Your । and b.ur children, burned; James tbe’list of “favorite sons." each receiving letter of this date tendering your resigna­ . nflvslng;' Frahk Watson, burned; Hu--.-iifutz, burned; J. L. Dil- a scanty measure of applause, he reserv­ tion of the office of secretary of stole of [•romincnt lawyer, burned; J. H. ing to the last the names of Blaine and the United Slates has been received. Tho li. • tty. wealthy oil man, burned; Harrison ns belonging to no state, but to term- In which you state your desires are 1 Hawk*, burned; William White the nation, hl- point «a-anticipated. A such'as to leave me no choice but to ac­ 1. William Terwilliger and his voice in tbe gallery cried: •’Blaine" nnd cede to your wishes at once. Your resig­ r Juim, burned; woman and six such a tumultuous burst of cheering arose nation is therefore accepted. Very respect­ Benjamin Harrison." n -(unknown), burned; Eugene that the orator was compelled to halt. fully youra, “Hon. Jaguai G. Blaine." Ffitz. badly burned: Mrs. George Hawks n i laughter, fatally bunted; Nat Simon, After waiting some lime for the noise to WORK IN CONGRESS. ‘ j ■ ut and bruised. William Terwil- subside be finally remarked: “I’d like to u -r ' .-.t hi* life in having others; his kuow who' I* making thl- speech." This b.-.4|ler .Mm, engaged at the same work, caused laughter to take tbe place of cheers w d,.j burned to death. nnd restored silence. Washington, June ".—The senate passed Cheers Were About a Standoff. ,l"rr«i,s of the Sltaatiau Incr—lng. 11 . horrors of the situation are increasThen he delivered his eulogy of Blaine most of yesterday listening to a speech by Jq: ..a . very hand. The drizzling rain and followed it with ULvqmiily .graceful Vest on tbo free wool bill, during which i;. it fell all olgbt has changed into ad al­ panegyric on Harrison as “the man on the be discussed the silver question, the tariff ii’ ^eady downpour. Mure Ixxlies are record of "bo« administration any candi­ and reciprocity. No other businere was ' • mg uneartaed, literally torn from masses date must run and win or be defeated. transacted. Seven important measures m. ir M>lid by tbe flood*. The Once more the cheer* broke out In tumultu­ were passed by the house under suspen­ Ui 'rguis are crowded aud many are over, ous volume, and it was bard to say which sion of the rules. Among the measures co in- by the sickening, .horrible sights received the greater meed of approval. At passed were: The antboption bill (fifteen Jb r*- pri-reuted. The stench from the "* ’ the close of Depew’s speech there were minutes debate); the resolution placing 11 rm I Arab iu unbearable. , calls for McKinley and Ingalls, but as the river owl harbor bill and the naval ap­ neither re-ponded the musical proceed­ propriation bill in conference; tbe resolu­ ings were resntned, and the exercises were tion for tbe purchase of a site and the losTox, June <>.—Despite threatening brought to a most satisfactory ending. erection of a pedestal for a statue to Gen­ ’< a:ber Josiah l^wtou -ailed about 6 p. eral Sherman; bill- admitting New.Mex­ TEMPORARY ORG ANIZATION. • Monday iu hi- twelve-foot canvais ico and Arisons a- -tales, and Anally tbe ' M'l shell for a trip aero— the ocean, legislative, executive an i judicial appro­ Bl itf'vili »nil along the coast to St. John, priation bill. There w— much uproar, '•IF., where he Is to take'in bls-tores The finewdng for place by the Blaine ami a number of Democrats, including More heading for Queen-town. nnd Harrison leaders in connection with Cummings of New York and Herbert of the temimrary organization of the conven­ Alabama. vigorously opposed th. anti-op^ the death record. tion bill, Cummings .reminding the house iitNXiE Morgan, well-known writer on tion was brought to a close at a late hour ln*t night in the national committee. of the fact th-t' the ‘Tom Krod congres* gave six day- for d ebale on the force bilL r» ' and cattle, at New York. The first business entered upon was that p K5LET Barker, steward of tbe Fifth of the election temporary chairman. Mrs. Harrison’- Condition. Avenue hotel, at New York. Tbo Harrison men had finally centered Washington, Juno 7.—“Mrs. Harrison’s John S. McKinley, prominent Philadelupon Senator Cullom, General Homo. condition continues to improve,” was the >hla ;»iitic!an. •Hrs. Mary H. Gray Clark, well-known Porter, of New York, having dec ned to —auran-» given by Dr. Gardner, her phy•nter, at Boston. use of hl- name. Fa-sett, after sX the XXt-w-d »« •Iclan. "Her chief troubles at thb time is .Ex-Mayor Thomas J. Stephens of Clnin-omnia, superinduced by nervous pros­ be a candidate for the portion, was tn uttaatL tration, and this is being gradually over­ Hcget. Dickey, formerly on theChl- ducrfW come. No arrangement- have yet been 'ST* '»• 4 «8<> bench, at New York. beeu made foe her removal. When she is removed It wtH be to some inland place, 8- Hobabt, a Son Francisco that he would be the mndlda aulliouair,-. where there wlU be no danger of a recurtencs of the bronchial troubles, which Tbomm G. Caoonr, weU-knowa Blain- force". Tao Vol* •• ao —-------uarme insurance man, at Chicago. Fjuaett aud Cullom were formally POrfi*J‘U,2 Uoo«A fora.ri, «Utor ot taken and IU KunU X.» York,,, u Now Took. G»«n>t|r McJCtatb; j -I Mll«l Madam Marantette Will give from one to three EXHIBITIONS Of her marvelous feats of skill and daring in riding and driv- ing at the ■ < MCE5 * AIT * HrtJTINQS, EACH DAY JUNE 16, 17,iES 18, 1892 She will come with her string of horses in her own private car and her exhibitions will alone be worth the price of admission. All indications point to the best and .most interesting races ever seen in Barry County. > No extra charge for the Exhibitions of Madame Marantette. CTJTT, DRPIN UNDER TWELVE 15 CENTS. Come to the Hastings Races �Hastings Banner. Thursday, June 9,' 1891- LOCAL NEWS. -krHild Ix-tat. taNdportae, Ib-t >»the’’r^A SShU."re'Bt'ie ihXib'y blood. Mnu Etta Tate o™ ’, «t Uie home ol Mr. «od Mrs. I.. T. Col nn. Kxwlteor !!«<>■ rarejlimente were Jerv«l Old • (lellxinrol evrote, .pent ir ™ ol t r. U«te liow be be InHUted luwthe rtee, mysterte. of lire people’s party, aod bow Jic came to lie made chairman of one .of that party s caucuses, he will smile, and tell* jou—per­ haps. Every farmer who makes maple sugar should take advantage ot the bounty act. applications for license must be made ■in . time so they will reach Washington before Joly 1. It costs nothing to make the ap­ plication and'gvt a license* ’ In case of fire somebody asserts that wel silk handkerchief tied, without fold­ ing. over the face fa a complete security against suffocation by smoke; It permitsi free breathing and at the kame tilne ex­ eludes the smoke from the lungs.—Scien­ tific American. terminrd m-t to remain one long as the seunci will *iww. In compnuj with her jmrenH sbeeame U> ti»U ‘.hVt part In'the exercise*. It so haupen* d tha t m marching from the ball to tha church she was Urn last one In tlw prorttabm and when the line turned the earner by Holly s she dropped out of tine A messenger was sent iu Elmer ittl’.lng him HIM hls **• loved luJ ejsapcd tbe watchful eye and was wailing to become Mrs. Hynes. With fast beating heart he hastened to the object of liis affections and kind friends assisted them in tbeir endeavors to escape from the village’ and the pstemal optic. After dark, tlml evenlug. Orlando Grant was called upon to hitch ’em together so no meddling parents could interfere with their plans. Now it fa Mr. and Mrs. Elmer -Hynes, and The News says "good enough for them.”—Wbodland News. The Herald broaldy Intlmtaes that the law relating to the capture of brook trout fa being violated in that section. XtIiIs Is the comment of the Delton freeze on Judge Smith’s decoration day address: The Hon. Clement Smith, of Hastings, addressed tlie assembly, ami to ssy that It was good, would be putting it but too mildly. It was a grand effort; he traced the history of war fro® the early struggles of Greece and Rome up to our late rebel­ lion, showing tlie beolficent effects of war and whht It meant to be a soldier. The address was highly Instructive, as it dealt largely withancient history, and we doubt If ever an audience’s attention was held more closely than during hfa remarks. THURSDAY X1»SS. 9r. I- 5- L*kln». uw B«M1 Sp^'*'’S gX Mid,., will UJ “ **“ 5g Hubs hon«.. IlMIUK* Mlvh. **• ".“rjsulrrrrrn.m Krrl11 trouble W ™ > Sd. eorrrn Jl.ttu.wle »<,<«£ «: The liberation of carrier pigeons and the ttale notuired lit cure‘ ’ keeping of a record of their flight will be free of charge. Mr. Parirer- P an Interesting feature of the live stock ex­ same prietor of the Hastings house. Is <»e <rf hibit nt the exposition. A number of Dr Ivakins’ patients, (.all on .him any breeders of pigeons will exhibit birds, and they are now making arrangements for the lime .oil nl»H« J... L. Wilkins, ex Matorol IIMIJW. proposed contests. Geo. W. Child’s of Philadelphia and several others have offer­ »ts: "Ms I'tles wouM come <•«»» when 1 ™ ed prizes for the winners In the con teals. eonstentlr two yean 1 was unable Io do bard wort. The speed record now fa 325 miles In 319 They nerer eaute down onn altar 1. minutes LklW reeond treatment. I d«t wwr ting Bear, who wm prominent In the en,gageiaent with Gen. Cuater’a troops on the Little Big Horn. Minnehaha fell In love with a lieutenant In the U. S. army at Fort Sully amt died of a broken heart. President Harrison has accepted the In­ vitation. conveyed to him by a committee to attend the dedication ceremonies of the exposition buildings next Uctobej. It fa. believed certain that erery member ot tlie president's cabinet and of the supremo court, and nearly every senktor, congress­ man and governor, also, will be present on that occasion. The president manifests interest in tho Exposition and keeps him­ self thoroughly posted concerning It. He has said repeatedly tliat he stands ready at all times to do all witbin hfa power In its behalf. work In one day Ihun I jonld do in a week before he mated me and do It easier l J. thave talked with .''7",‘‘.i'C,,; people he rural yesrs .io and all speak ol his ability tn the Call on the Dr. and talk It over. Pnylug for Farm- from one «frop. ’ Gor. John Miller, of North Dakota, re­ lates an instance of what Is beIng plfahed by farmers In the Red N™ ' of Minnesota and North Dakota. He said S. J. Leland, near hfa town of DWight. A. D. bought 160 acres of land In the spring of 181’1. tor $2,600. anti raised crops that season worth tbe salary clerk. In excess of the cost of hfa farm, as per the following statement: ».W0 Bu. of wheat, at S-Vc .........J* ao .. .. oafa.at»c................ We authorize our advertized druggfat to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for coth sumption, coughs vnd colds, upon tl;ls condition. If you are afflicted with a cough, cold or any lung, throat or chest A reader asks us to give him the law trouble, aud wlll twe this remedy ns direct­ 3.751M about fish al this season of the year. ed, giving It a fair trial, ana experience no Dadncting cpst Of la*1 ■ 2.OOTJ0 Here It is: It fa unlawful to spear fish in Delton proposes to celebrate July 4th; benefit, you may return ^he bottle and any Michigan waters during the months of We could l4Cas« of t’hfa kind are’*) common that March, April, May and June of each year, and like all other things she attempts, have, your money refunded. except in Lakes Michigan. Superior, St. Delton proposes to uncage the eagle In due not make this offer did we not know that they are a drug in the news market out Dr. King’s New Discover)- could be relied Clair. Erie and Saginaw Bay. But mullets, aud proper ty»nn. on. It never dlsap|x>lnts. Trial bottles west. . red sides, grass pike and suckers may be Tip Ketcham met with what came near speared and dip-uelted anywhere the year being a very serious accident Monday. free at W, H. Goodyear’s drug store. Large size 50c nnd $1.00. around. While returning home from decoration At five o'clock Saturday morning, Mrs. day services here, hfa horse became fright­ Since its - first introduction, Electric Martha Tinkler departed this life at the ened nnd unmanageable. Mr.’ Kctcbein age of 5S/ years 2 months aud 12 days. was thrown from the buggy injuring 1dm Bitters Ims gained rapidly iu jxmular Tbe deceased was one of the earliest set­ quite severely. There were three others favor, until now it is clearly in the lead tlors of Hastings, having lived in the town in the rig, but no others were hurt; the among pure medical tonics aud alteratives* for forty years. She has Deen an earnest buggy was quite badly broken.—Delton —containing nothing which permits Its worker in the Methodfat church for the Breeze. we as a beverage or intoxicant. it Is past twenty years. The husband and recognized as the best aud purest medicine three children who mourn her loss have for all aliments of atomach^ . liver or How nice it is to take a sun-bath after the deepest sympathy of their many kidneys. It will cure sick headache. In­ being deprived of the prlviledge for nearly friends. . digestion, constipation. and drive malaria thirty days—-What a sight of rain” is the from the system. Satisfaction guaranteed Tbe people’s party, whose leaders are common expression. What a wet May. with each bottle or the money will be re­ ■now plotting to make it tbe usual third For the benefit of the readers of the Banfunded. Price only 50'c per bottle. Sold party appendage to the democratic kite, nek the writer will give Inches of rain as had a convention in the court house Satur­ taken from a book as noted from bls rain by W. U. Goodyear. day. Delegates to the state convention at gauge. April was not noted for a large Lansing were elected. The old “ringers” amount of rain. Ot meter snow and rain The best salve In the world for cuts, who have successfully managed the green­ only 2.76 Inches fell. May, rain fell and bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever back and Patron democratic sideshows in noted 18 days and nights out ot the 31. sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, Barrj' county in the past were "in ■ it” In and there fell the unprecedent amount of coms, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ this convention. What their purpose fa 8.11 Inches; and from Tuesday evening, ly cores piles or no pay* required. It is. cannot be mistaken by any one who reads flay 21st after 6 o’clock p. m. np to June guaranteed to give perfect' satisfaction, or the Journal’s appeals for union with the 4 th 6 o'clock p. m. there fell 2.S4 Inches. money refunded. Price 25 cents per box democracy. Total, April. May and up to June 4. 6 For sale by W. U. Goodyear, the druggist All farm The necessary Improvement that has o’clock p. m.. 13.11 Inches. Farmers The Michigan Central fa building- three been m/de on the Wightman hill. Green work here has been suspended. street, has done, though no one so Intend­ have improved their time by working out logging branches.’ ed It, serious harm to the property of one their highway tax—Last season wheat Three Rivers firemen are to have new of the old settler* of this place, aiyl one was in full bead the first day of June, this uniforms costing $300. Tnfa'ortmev hav?* mad-it impossi­ year It will be the 15th before It will be In * There are 2. 000 men employed in the bly to repair the diiinagvn. it would be an fall head. Harvest crops will be late. Saturday 8.Q40 act •<( j'lstlc • tn dr. k. IL Wlehtman if Crops of all kinds are promising and in­ iron mines at Ironwood. HARDWARE STORE. Jbeeiiv ititii..;- Ir- •.•.>> !i n । Uie un- dicate a small crop of calamity howlers— tone of ore were shipped to Escanaba. ■-l^iit!) euiur«.u ks j.i livid ol ms 1'imI* Decoration day the writer had the pleasure THE PROBLEM SOLVED , dunce by terruct**. Tne cost would not be of spending In that thriving little village 4>f Delton. The G. A. R. boys were out NOTICE GF ASSIGNEE'S SALE. much, wjitle the «« t would be In speh liarUy virtue «»f tbe ruinm'-n law aMlginrut fateinimy v ith fxlrttrss Ilfat it should be done,/ in full force and made a flue display. In uuulv t<our by the Hn'ilng* Furniture Com­ Gentlemen.- It affords me pleasure Io ly aud wo believe that nil taxpayers -would the p. m. Judge Smith JJave them a very pany, tor the Nu-fll or it> creditors. I shall able address—something out of the com­ state that iny wife has receive*! greater offer f»r nale at public suction. 6n Friday the give free as*ei<t. . . ।1 ■ : 1 :ti thmon line of addresses ou such occasions In-nefit from ■ Hlbbanl's Rheumatic Syrup It Itu.k* now as thimgL Ek wonj mar ket and it was well received by the many than from any medicine she has ever taken. forenoon, at th- office lately oeruplM by said Hatatlnk- Furniture Company, iu the city of biiMletilgnn would not open np Vrry emly bearers. Delton fa a fine village and has We have used six bottles and find It to be HaMings. Mlck'.jan. located iu th<> .'actory for several reasons, in Hie first place the sprung up os If by magic. The buildings the best family remedy and the greatest building "f said . xsipany. nil the property awl <-nhtliiU<'d am! present cold weather will are not large bat new amt well painted, blood purifier that we have ever ised. It a».»ctK of every nntn--. r* titre arntde^eripti'in of keep the woo! on the sheeps’ back!’ longer streets well laid out and must of the lots is truly all it fa claimed to . e by it- found­ said Hastimw y-ire’tvf-’ •'•<b;an)’. which shall thin mftfalt even if the w<-olferowerjild let have shrubbery aud shade trees set out. er. You cannot r. camm. rd it :■.<■ highly. In-.* raid j.r It go a* long a> jMMSlble to put In I fa turn Everything indicates thrift and a bright Yours tr uly. future If not for onu curse, they have a FltANK W.M.LAcr.. Ing of it. The Micliigjui Farmer Giiu';s, saloon. The saloon had not Opened on • \V| St LeLant.u, ll.d. •■.•re-fa are! fool frqm advices at hand, that it will be the that day. but as the writer sat on the steps Solii by W. 11. Goodyear. !*re)ured only m|ddle uf June before any wool to amount by the Thompson bouse (by the way. Mr. by Tlr- Charles Wright Medicine Cu:iq>any, •ver,e kind •• to anything fa put upon the marMets in’ Editor, tliere fa no neater kept house In Detroit. Mich. Dm?n>-*.s. ‘tz ihr rlght-t. mt'.re'-t- und MicbIgMi, and further hays that the clips Mich, and Is noted /for Its fine table) he iv rin tLr hud <»a witch this year will'gu upon nu almost clean nnr- noticed many a young man aud some bus­ Albert S. French, the founder of Lake­ eqaHi.-siU tai l . wild bulLfin^. r.r» .matei. «U«Scr:».vd as !folket. so fares fast year’s fa cfMictirnjd. «he iness men pass Dy in a drunken condition. view, Is dead. He was 64 years of age. low». , • aedaon being so latu that every il-«-cr that •‘Where did they get their, liquor.” 1 asked. C’ry .’vuzired f- rty foar".fivehntniNd , The Calumet and Red Jacket postofflccs forty t. - ::v- huntlrM forty —.x. dv<? hundred remained of lasj j ear's clip has Ltcnaiicked The universal answer was “Ol|, from a forty ?;t<- hundred tony nine, five hun­ ovtr until nothing dcslraide fa h-fi. The certain place that doesn’t have to close to­ will be consolidated. thus securing free dred * %•' , t>-.>n.ttrd fifty vn?. lire hundred only thing that fa likely to prevent Michi­ day.” 1 thought what a curse upon that delivery. fifty •?••• hundred -evratren. fiv.- hrmtred olghtei’ ; .iv--Lvmirtsl nlnetettu tv.- tuudrwt The city marshal of Flint and his de ­ gan wool growers from getting a g-eal beautiful village caused by the avarice of twenty. —------ — — . price for their clip this year is the p*»or one of two persons. Do those men stop puties will hereafter be content with a reg­ twenty t. ■ manner In which It fa put up: nnd too to think of the many tears and heart aches ular salary, all fees having been cut off. hnndr..■ ..:r hundred xhrr-. four hnndrh -JviB-d fire. n>ur hundred much C4it|l<ui lias been extended then; on they will bring to the homes of those Ulbbant'* lihouniatlc and Liver Till*. • -irr.. f. nr hundred. rt;-hx. ■this point by buyers mid shlpje-- for them young men they dealt out that damming These pills are scientifically compounded, . :• nr h-.mdred ten. four hun­ not to take advatiLn^u of it. ...................... ur hr.it.irei! twolw. of the liquor to on that day? and uniform in action. No griping pain so city of H.itat;uc. Ajrrr ««nmty. Michigan, ac­ | The face of M linger George Walters of commonly following the use of pUls. cording tuthf .eceni: d pLit thereof. South liastlnjpi. Tiro Whip factory, is wruathcJ In smiles y They are adapted to both adults and chil­ <y.t All hili- t • .tr.-f t. counts n-cvlrThe Star Sunday school will hold dren with perfect safety. We guarantee able of said at • ^aor. thiwe dayi and lie is as happy as as a clam AU finished stock •>! bod*. <>r part* of injilgh water, all on account of the excel­ Children's day one week from next Sunday they have no equal In the cure of Kick beds, drc-ta -re. commode-', jaflettes. <>r part* of lent showing that institution is able to June 19 at 3 o’clock. Instead of next Sun­ headache, constipation, dyspepsia and toilettes, renter tables, kitchen tables, etc., uu _ -make this year. J Like all of the other lii- day as previously announced—Mrs. Ellis biliousness, and. as an appetizer, thev ex­ the nn-t Kour of factory building number tito. by said asalgnor. <>r In the vhipping stitutiiHin Jl baVbod its drawbacks and met Baldwin Is some better at this writing— cel any other preparation. Sold by W. occupied wm of ealct factory ; also .-til !ieds. ur part* of with hiaHes, but George says it has come Mr. aud Mrs. C. Benham, and Mr. and H. Goodyear. bcdH. commodes, dresiwra.tollettcr. and rtansof toilettes, -m the white:'* also all atich good* In out ou top with colors flying. Tlu) past Mrs. E. Pennock visited Elder Townsend, y«,iir the in<tebti*di>ew> has bf«n ixiuued, it n former pastor on the Hastings circuit . Large quantity of red oak are being ent proreM ot completion, or completed, as are r. mm the cabinet and finishing rooms In It la Lilned hns A larger stock of goods on bund, and last week—Charlie Barnaby has a new al Black River and ahlpjx-d east the tecond story <>f said building number tuv». (4,» All sawed lumber. '■ousisttEg of oak. maabove all a nicu bank account. Whether windmill erected at his residence—The used largely for the interior finishing of pie. sycamore. t*a»-wood. including also -di. ii will pay r.ny of the profits In dividends Star Sunday school is In a nourishing con­ buildings. monMan lumber.-- which tn in the vards of eald this year icinalnt f<»r lim directors to ssy, dition. Much Interest is manifested In It The flouring mill property at South assignor. though it might Le to th.- Iieat luterests not —We understand Rev. Adams has left the Lyon Is now In the hands of Joseph Well­ <5i All glass, paints, oils, hardware and to do so. but tn cany It t > a *nrplus, mid Hastings circuit and taken work with the man. of Milford, who will at once put it In manufacturing supplie* of all kinds. <») AH dimension stock not in the vanfa of relieve the l;u<tictitl<>n of ail strain possible. Presbyterians. baifl crantmny nt the time of said UMlgnmenL operation. By doing Uns ui.i make the cuiieerii more ’I’.-. . machtocrv of ever)- name, nature State Road. • In »*ld factory buildings, Disordered liver set right with Beech­ solid and the stock more valuable corres­ together with the belting, shafting and coun­ • Ladles’ dime society will meet at Mrs. am’s pills. pondingly.* and when the time comes to ter shafting connected with -alT machin.’’ :pay dividends, some good ones can be paid Murray’s next week Thursday.—Mr. and and power, togetherand with enginesofTre^ and Iw ilers iff. All furniture AxtoJeJ k£l without crippling the company for finan­ Mrs. Marks are expected home from Ohio connected with the buslneiM of said assignor ces. It may be safely said that the Whip to-morrow—Mrs. Lord Is very sick at Mrs. every ^nd*tat>OOt,ry a“‘S OfflC‘‘ M1Pl>lfaa i* factory is “on Its feet” and it won’t take Fettinger’s—Frank Marks fa expecting an 1,200 MEN Working day and night on V ictor Bfcy-, clcs and do not produce them fabt enough to supply the demands. THE VICTOR LEADS. SHRLEY W. SMITH, The Victor Man Go to DR. LOWRY’S andand hav.* your eyes fitted with eye Laveye or­ glasses or spectacles. jn ortier der to have your eye sight preserved into 0I4 age, the _J be properly examhied the right kind of glasses worn. Dr. Lowry keeps a large stock of tlie■ fin* tine.-t quality aud greatest variv:lri. ety of eye glasses and spwtacles at his office, where you can have your eyes examined at all tmes. When you want a FRESH LUNCH,:-: Go to the CITY BAKERY. Fine line of creams and fresh confectionery. A. E. RENKES. 00800219 AB property belonging to i Mrs. H. J. Keutield in Hastings including houses, vacant lots and farn^of 40 acres in second ward. Apply to SABBATH SCHOOL SONG Up men of toil, when you seek for a choice, Let your own better judgment-decide, Light Running Plano will*brighten your fields. The L. For 1she is never found Jacking when tried. As she glides through the fields of the Golden Grain. And .the wealth of bright flowers in crown sheaves As they fall seem glory, and smile as the song birds around the Plano. Arc singing aro W. F. POWERS. ■many years, such aa tbe past one has been uncle from York State this week—The teaks it as solid as a bank. (_Then) Is au rain prevented the ladies from going fish­ luureasing demand for tbeir goods, ami ing last Friday. ___ > dealers who have used them for a couple ^Dowling. / * of years are sending in larger orders than Mrs. C. W. Lester returned from Battle ever—• proof that they arc appreciated. - About 40 hands are employed, nearly all Creek lubt Sunday, where she has been taking trestinrnt. and fa some better—C. of them making raw-hide haltere.^ "Warren near Gun lake and Mrs. Morfard, of Middleville, are at their father's, A. N. Warren. who fa very low at this writing— OUR COUNTY Mrs. J. Boyd fa very poorly with consump­ tion—Rose McPeck. from Penfield, fa homo vis ting her mother for a few days— Look for Pike’s show before a great while The Freeport Herald will be a strictly —That wedding was postponed—P. Grang­ c*M» p advance paper after July 1st Cor- er moved the remainder of bis household goods to his father’s last Saturday. The course ot true love never did run • smooth, but the extreme roughness of the Mr. fxMJtbart, of near Vermontville, was course was examplified In this township doling the past week. For manv months .hand-ahoklng on otir streets a few days Elmer Hynes has been courting Miss IJza since—Eva McDonald Is now on the sick Koons and their Intercourse finally ended list—Now mmes more rain, and the boys In a firm and undying devotion which hare to go (fairing so to keep tbe lake from kMwno law. The avowal of love was overdowlnic. Last week <me party caught made and tbe eventful day set—last Sun­ one bull la-ad in the water and one on the day; being tlie day—but neither tlie pater- bank—There are two parties here buying turi nor *nmteniA! ancestors of the bride potairfre, each filling a car—Bolten & favored tile match with any degree of fer- Gates are buying another carload of oats— . vorandon Sunday, tbe would-be bride. Anna Chase has gone to Grand Rapids to instead of tasting the rich joys of nnpU-.l work for Mrs. Wm. Kennedy—J. Marks, blfao was compelled by perverse parents to of Ingham Co., made a short call last week. remain at home. Alone and nuconsukd •bedismally paced the rooms of the borne In the woman's exhibit froij South Dako------J” ......... * “““ pt him. vuruugii inc i>> Memorial day dawned upon ti.e When Baby wiw rick, we gave her Cwtoria. When she wm a Child, ahe cried for Cattori*. pe property described In ratxHriajona above numbered J and A will be sold subject to such roJ'SCM’* '*ha,.!.be on*old day afaree appointed Itnt P5“I*rtr « labile auction, n1,0!..™1!'} a aiul l,wln2 °n a certain mortgage pon raid property mentioned in raid snbfflv” ‘72 w * .wh!ch mortgage bears date wa* given by the Haatlmu .I2u.’7Utorr Conip-mr to the Hastings Cttv Bank m2?L"!‘i!nOLUn.th.ousa:ld ‘to'fars. ainl was filed In the office ot the recorder of the city of on lh*7 lh day of ’**• Sn The assessed valuation of Lansing fa $7,- ”^t M 07 P®r cenl ,Dore ttwm H was In f^bed InsufafivUlon above numbered «will tx» Hold subject to such balance Otto Taylor secured $1 each from 200 atxreenJ^^?1? unpaid aud owing on the day * Pr"' Idcd for. offering said Dronertv ai proposed railroad laborers at Ypsilanti and EbUc sale, upon a certain mongw b^fno 4‘ ,9w' b,v the iLfttfugs Fur then fled. uiutre Company to David it Cook, in the su™ Free Baptists of Michigan ate In state of two thousand dollars, and filed in the* convention at Goblevllle. will last over Sunday. , .?**hlaw h" " new bo«rd ot Indo with IMmmtwn. Hon. WUIImiM WtbuS Wk. chosen president SX, kmm enre,«“P“r I* IOTO.Uwith ■ .tew to looMlng . Onneb of tbeir iMUtutkm ot Adrtoo ” T. N BLINSTON & SON Hast it: IT’S A “JIM DANDY, The stock of lumber purchased I shingles lalely At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and stud- ,ng. . . The latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. Their No. 2 shingles are “just too sweet .for anything." - ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A SEWING MACHINE ? other mortgage givtm by tbe ila-tings If so, buy of the man who.sells at the same price to the poor man or woman as to the rich. Hu wont charge you $55 for a poor machine and sell the same.style of machine t-> an­ other for $25 as do spine dealers.. Oh, no! SKsSffiSr The Dollar of the Poor Man The meeting . Children Cry for Pitcher’a Caatorla. Children Cry for Pltcher’a.Castorla. Children Cry for Pitoher’a Caatorla. ' Call and see 1 ^Word. given, by the Ha-. 38 8°°^ Trav. as the dollar of the rich. He sells I he Light Running World Renowned Domestic, The New Home and some other first-class machines. He will sell you a machine for a small payment down It will pay you to call ou him before you buy. _ j___ a._ . * ’ T. PHILLIPS �announcement. forgetful for the time of all that lay between him and his heart’s desire. Since his accident he had spent most of his waking hours, when plone, in thinking of Rosalie nnd conjuring up a thousand absurd reasons for her strange dusivenesa. Sometimes he caught the sound of her voice coming from oth£r rooms as she went about tbo h;use. She rent Cowers to him every day. but as 'art she had not cotun to see him. though Adelaide often bad. CONDENSED “I am glad you are not against me," he presently jwid: “I have been dreading you, terribly dreading yon. It heemed I to me so probable that yon would oppose Nop* Sucb ! ' ll A\eat I me—so natural tlrnt yon would not like ■ to have your daughter marry a—a— j marry one of Sherman’s mm." ' Colonel Chenier bad been looking out aairt facetohm father'., and Tlook erf dthe trouble leaped iny0 her ej’es. •He doa not think it poaiUe Hurt 1 Adelaide seemed shy and quiet, but M the laoer lUrr nnd uuertn both ta Julian could not help seeing how her so­ one. He doe, not like to beliere"-----journ in Savannah was adding to her "1 think pm are exciting yottnelf too personal charms. She looked ten years ranch. Mr. Jnlian," raid; •■you know younger than when he first saw her— what the doctor ordered." She garc more cheerful, elastic alert—and her him a warning look, and then turned to voice had lost a certain quernlonsneas Ver father. which had characterized it That her "I have forgiven him, papa, and ofheart ------------------------------------- ---------had thrown off-r its—burden of— dia­ course you will too." she gently said, slipping an arm about theculunelfa neck, “Oh, he promised me that before I told him,** said Julian. Colonel Chenier put aside his daughter. and. taking iifa crutch, k-ft the room without another word. ■Adelaide stood looking after him till be parsed out of right: then the turned to Julian and said: "It will ta* all right; 1 am glad yon have told him." r “And Rosalie?" be exclqltne 1. Adelaide involuntarily put her hand to ^er brenat nnd in a faltering voice re- ; centent was apparent. j Julian tried to obtain little interviews with Rosalie, but she seemed not to un­ ( flerstand his intent, and so allowed this ; or that trivial circumstance to thwart j hfa plans. Instead of vexing him this amused him, and he allowed the day* to ; go by without any effort dn hfa part to­ • break the dreamy monotony of things ; until hu was able to walk without any ' artificial aid. j About this time Colonel Chenier came to him with a letter that he had received announcing the discovery of' gold in tho •; spring hollow above the old mill opiiug uuiiun aiAivv tuc uiu mill. *n evrrv-dsy convenience of an • of the window which opened uqnr JuI :v.rv. Pure and wholesome. I; lian’s couch; he.now turned his eyes . । with scrupulous care. Highest • upon the young man's face, and in a ,w of w. warm good ,v UU..au.v «uu. fellowship said: ■ ill Pure Food Expositions. Each i tone , Along with this letter, or at least on “1 n:n a southerner, sir, but 1 hope I ... . ;• makes two large pies. Avoid * ' -----• ■ ■ "I—1 con t know—1 am nut-eure. We | the same dav, had come a package of . . — and insist on having the am uo fanatic Why should 1 object to I gold of about two hundred dollars in you ou t he ground that yon were on tbe need uot tell her, need wc?" SONE SUCH brand. .... «uu and tu»ithat «s- isvoice had some subtle sweetness ■ value. Colonel Chenier was exdteB., is over ,• • SOULE, Syracuse, N. Y. other side? The war *TER xxvnt nut ECD. ' Where the .Maid of the Mistral used to sit. When Edgar Julian, after his return to Roosevelt Place, told Rosalie of thb interview between himself and Ellis at Atlanta, she, felt a great load lifted from her heart. She had made herself wretched during his absence, imagining a meeting between the enemies in some mountain hollow, where Julian would be no match for his unscrupulous an- tree ourniug — - ----------- -- —, of us, says tb* historian of the Forty-third Massachnweue regiment. It Illuminated tbe forest all around with a dim light and we were near enough to hear Its constant dull, furnacelike roar. My six companions were supposed to be asleep in n small hut close to me—the re­ serve post. I wns In a sitting posture out­ side; dozing, but conscious. In an instant I was put upon ray feet, wide awake, by one of the most tremendous crashes I ever heard. Some giant of the forest had gone down, and In Its fall had dragged down an acre or two of trees with it. I comprehended the state of the case at once, and so of course was not thrown off my balance; but not so my cora;>antona, all of whom were naturally-cool ami brave men. I judge that they were soundly asleep, but in a state of mental tension from their recent experiences, especially In blowing up some Confederate earthworks. At any rate they were for an instant or two scared out of their wits. Only once in j 1my life bad I Men men’s hair actually rise on tbeir beads and their eyes look like sau­ 'cers, and that wns in circumstances of ex­ | 'treme danger on board ship; but 1 saw it , now. . The sight xvas ludicrous in the highest degree, and yet It was fearful. For a few < seconds I thought they would gut away i Ifrom me and go bock to camp on the dead run without their guns; but the tones of ; my voice, as much as anything I could aay ' in such a hi|a.ntlon, soon calmed them, and then the laughter was as uncontrollable as ,the terror had been. What a sight it must be to see a brave regiment stanipeded in tfie night In a panicl This happened to regiments in both armies, from less impressive causes than this instance would have furnished. <u5z-«’setti. I forever. A soldier, sir. • Mtrantfely ', --------------------------| Telegraphic specials in the daily pa­ "Yes, tell her as -soon us honors those who honorably fought!! ' M 1 shall ••-»<> —— - • I can pers giving highly colored accounts of iui.”” ' . ’ , see her. Won’t you get her to come in the discovery of new mines in several him. "It fa doublv noble in you to talk like ^ere? 1 much want to ®e® her. Tell j places added fuel to Colonel Chenier’s • ii is uuuuiy nooie in you u> talk lire I ~ ----------- ,7*7“,** "*“** . • Colonel' Chenier." • " - exclaimed * -------1-------------'excitement this. Jnlian, LL-.te-~.iA i "ou’d k-i--------------,me: make ™«. Utagor.ist. "when puraunally ‘you have I Th® coolly woman stood before . —------“I must go and look after this matter,” Julian wns in no hurry to tell her tho . V... . x .. . ,H k much. Your horn, buru^l up, your I ““ ? ■“““>*«• «P* «P*n. b. Bid to JuU.u Uter ta th, dxy. _ dreaded secret of the war time. He ac­ ronmra ton. tan you aud your phy- dt" 5’ 7“ Op?° “f ' T*5’ t t ”* ’P complished it by gradual Approaches; < • and then your dead »ons. ' I bosom swelling strangely. Julian had i there after all. I should like to have you but after all there was nothing gained. •ique wreeke-l; ’■ । never before noted how beautiful she ] go with me, if you will." Rosalie loved him, and the disclosure and"—— *• mo to •be of - service • •to did not cause even a momentary shadow “It will a delight Colonel Chenier interrupted him with : was. It was the dark, splendid beauty a gesture of command and said: . 'of the old south, a beauty that suggested you." Julian replied; and after a good to fall on her sunny face. She only crept deal of discussion jt was resolved that doser to him and shyly kissed him. Af­ "All that fell from the hand ot fate. passion as fervid os the sun. “Yes. 1 will tell her," she’said at last, they should go at once. terward she went to Adelaide, and War fa a calamity. 1 hold no grudgu. turning away, “but if 1 were you I would When Rosalie found that her father throwing her arms about her neck, mur­ Let the dead past bury its dead.” "Can you make that sentiment good, not divulge our secret to her. It could was going buck to the old mill, she be­ mured tremulously: do no good.” gan to beg him to take her along. Ho “My dear, noble sister! He has told Colotiel Cheujer? Can you bear up When she had gone out Julian sank flatly refused, saying that it would be a me all!" Her warm tears fell upon Ade­ ag-iinst every temptation to hold a grudge?" said Julian, trembling as he back among hfa pillows and found him­ hurried trip, and that be could not be laide’s cheek and neck. ■£ *TM0X3$O‘Kh> self weak and faint. He had overtaxed encumbered with her. They made a fine picture as they stood spoke. his strength. The fever lurking in his Julian, when be was about ready to there twined together like dewy vines, "Yes. sir. 1 should call it unmanly to i blood from the irritation of his injuries start, went looking for Rosalie from room and thus it was that love burned away rahe over the embers of the war now to | gratify personal‘spite. I hope 1 am on a ■> hud rendered him excitable. Then, too, to room, and finally found her behind the the barriers of hate between the north ! be had brooded over his strange pre«Uca* qurtaius of a bay window crying. and south. Out of the ashes of the burned higher plane,” said Colonel Chenier. ' .1TEH XXVL "I have come to bid you farewell," he up home nnd the scar of the bayonet meut to nn extent that had touched him "Then you can forgive the mon who ICES HIMSELF TO COLONEL with recklessness. It was well for him said; "my time is short; haven't you wound grew the sweet flower ot recon­ burned your house and bayoneted your 1 that he could fall asleep. He awoke feelsomething cheering to say to me?** ciliation. daughter?" cried Julian excitedly. He did not notice her tears. The outer । ing greatly refreshed just as Rosalie The southern summer camo on apace. Colonel Chenier’s face darkened. He ■| came into the doorway. When hfa eyes bbuds were closed and there was soft Dusky splendors hovered iu the groves moved uneasily in hu chair. ■ fell upon her shining hair and beautiful. twilight behind the curtains. and avennes by night, and by day the ■•Ab. I ««.- raided Julian bitterly, to. I “ ‘“ "“f I “1 shall come back or not. just as you waves of heat shimmered over the house­ wouldn't em to ritake taraJx wttb that “t hl'Yt j say," he half whispered. “I lov«* you too tops and along the silver river. The time ' ily. He pnt forth his hand and said: particular soldier!" ; "I knew you would come, Rosalie"— much to stay near you any longer, un- wns nearing when tho Cheniers would "It was a dastardly, cowardly, dishon- •। lefa. unless—if you cannot and will not embark for France, J ulian finally pre­ I and his face beamed joyfully. Mrs. Anna Sutherland orable deed!' replied Colonel Chenier, ><he hesitated; her eyes would not meet —if it is unpleasant to you for me to be vailed upon Rosalie to set their marriage "and not within the rules of civilized Kalamazoo, Mich., bad swellings tn tbo neck, or day early enough so that he could take here." his, and she did not speak. warfare." She hid her face in her hands a mo­ her to Chicago for a few weeks before “You don't know how 1 have longed to jraar. canting Julian, after a moment, continued: see you, to hear yon talk, to have you ment in her peculiar girlish way, while their departure for the land of the mistral great suffering, vrheushccaughtcoldcouldnot “1 knew you couldn’t keep up to your near me." he went on, still holding out he stammered and paused in his speech; and Chateau Chenier. walh two blocks without fainting. Sho took high 'standard, and make good your then she looked up nnd said in a breath ­ “ I want to show you to my friends," - his hand. •, pretty theory of letting the dead past he proudly said, “so that they may see She came Into the room and went to less sort uf voice: bur}* its dea l, and all that. It's all very “You must not stay away—you must how great has been my second victory the table, where she stood for a time And is now freo from It all. Sho has urged ■ well till it comes home, and then*^----making some pretense of rearranging the come buck with papa." over the south." many others to* toko Hood's Sarsaparilla ami “No, sir." Colonel Chenier interrhpte*!, "May I come liack for your he eagerly “It is not a victory,” sho quickly re­ they have also been cured. It will do you good. flowers.Adelaide had put there. • "you are wrong. 1 admit you touched asked, leaning toward her, his arms half joined. “ for you are my prisoner for "Oh. Rosalie, Rbsalie, bow could you HOOD'8 Pl Lils Caro all Liver I’.U, JsundJcs. m, .t a leml«r point whon yon me:.- rtay away so long?" he exclaimed, „„ his raided. “Will you be my wife, Rosalie?" life!" She put her arms around him to tionrJ th, burnrait of my boww anti th. | huji[ , ’w How sweet and why and lissom she illustrate his captivity. .tabbing ot my daughter; but 1 Kty to him B ick luU( frighWned looked in that tender light as she trem­ "Well, then." he said, U1 want to show you now that I can and do iorglT, mu | Mid th8 rMJ. Woom v,nl>hrf blingly toyed with the Provence cross, all of Sherman’s boys how things have MCHlTiiAGFSALE. those outrages—that is. I do not hold ( cjieajtSt fearing them for a moment lind alternately lifted and let fall her changed, and how delightful it is now nm the man." I»efau!l having been made in the condition* of them a charge against the indiriduaf ; .(, M wistful, happy, gray brown eyes! How boenpturod in the south.** a certain inortgsxe made and exeeiited bv WJl. '- hurts proved vary seriwho committed them in the name of j ...vv you getting well?" the asked in a could she speak with her heart throbbing When Rosalie was once more in the flaiu L Mead andNellla K. Mead his wife# W® • physician from the firat wop-and liberty and national glory. A ■ ^one judicative of great restraint, as if wildly iu her threat and her lips trem­ north she found its fascination stronger । el:v of St. Paul, State ot MinneeoUkto Henry Fln.'hout. date<l Scirtineber thirteenth A. D. I soldier fa a mere machine. i every expedient for r.npearing at ease had bling so! But even thb delicious silence than ever. The prairies with their seas I*<’ nnd recorded In the office of the Hegirter of ’ He wn* compel led to lie arotayin^*’' exchix^llCJuifalj*hfa ev« i beyond i,» her retmh. As if nt nt tho the : could not sutiMy Julian. He was too Deed* f->r Hurry dountr State ot Michigan on Um '“You had better be careful what you r r.w,,-h a. if of corn and vast plains of pasture, the tweuty-nnd day ot September A. D. 1M1 In :. ' attitude and submit to • ' ’---------- h j, ’. 11 • * sound of her own voice, the blood flowed J stubborn to reach forth nnd take her thronged towns and the hum and hurry Liber .’15 'of Mortguu * <m page* ITT and t .* .-r ponltldng and dosing, Do 1 understand -I back into her face, lighting it withit deli- into hfa arms before she hod expreatly of industry and enterprise, seemed to which said mortgage was duly •«»lgned by »ald graming strangely; Henrr Pinchout io Daniel Striker ot Hartings wry Ii arJ for him to i^ear. fast on every word. _ -- -——__ j-_— iresmm. and auu her mu* sweet troubled mvumwu __—_ *icaie cate freshness, given him the right so to do. clear her mind of the last trace of gloom. Mlebfaan by asrtsamrnt bearing data the tw«j. t uf hfa -own choice be­ I tletli dayoflMaV A. D. 1»>0 and recorded In you to say that you are nobly generous is Ie burned '■’•““cu with nikh « a oudJuw sudden underglow. ••Your “Your father fa ready to go and is Tlie whole country was hers! the office et said Bcg-»t*r of I»re-l* for Barer . • • rse nnd corapatiion revnl ___ —f — ...I.. man mH .i - .. find bin^whr^rfth hi* ownifhind euw ..the cross on her breast rise waiting for me." ho said, with some obColonel Chenier and Adelaide are now county Michigan on the tenth day of May A. I». a of pain. When the nnnltA.1 tha t vr *h tn tho Chanter home. I 30,2 "with lbo wa'*M her emotion, scarequ.ilmauf conscieutx'at tbe thought in Provence. The question of Colonel l*ui in Mt*r ot a»*lgnmeni* on pass .US. ulZt ln»ra‘'b“I M>lxmdr«berwiU.1m.P. ot hoi »«riy bruul tbb UobbonL. u;Kin wlikh inort»age three I* claimed to be due . .■ell enough to bear con­ Chenier's title to the chateau is under at the date ot thll notire the »nm ot eleven hun­ . r. :<.I<1 together their war । I -«W '»Won't investigation in the French courts, but dred one and H-lte dollar* nnd an Attorney ter of fifty dollar* provided for tn * tld mortgage ..-.J adventures, Julian all the arm with » ‘ a bayonet '• r°, —fa that what . • ।.. "Won't yon Bbako handstritb meatier , you answer me, Ro^Uie? Mlut 1 goJulian and Rosalie are drifting about and no suit or pn>reedlnjr» al law having been .!■ ,* around, without ever you wean?" ’ . ’.J. i~~ — —, • ---------------- ’ **----- and Iaway ------— ..U,v.z... vnn love In,'A through a honeymoon that h>ifr rtin for Instituted to recover the debt -wcured by said without, L-nnttnnrr knowing »lin» that you ! our tong' separation?" he,’ said; then. tnortaaKc or any, part thereof: Therefore by : • ne memory which me., nnu nnd wnuuuv without your protnfae to bo my l nearly two years. les, suwas the prompt «P*F. ; as ^he seenn-d to waver and bed tale be- > mr virtue of the j->wrr ot sale contained In aald - bitterest to him. He reached Chateau Chenier they thoug&t mortgage and the >talute1n such rase made and yes, sir, that is what I mean. A battle I fore him. he fervently murmured, "Oh. own brown eved wife’-" ' - ' • ■ ' tirevided. txXlc- la her» by given that nn Friday ry direction to pave the was being fought all around my house, । Rosalie, my own, my flower of all the ! v. He stooped toward her and put his they should bo content to stay there Uievilneteeiith daiy ot Augirtt A. D. Iio? nt ten ” w’ nf-ssfon; but whenever and my daughter, in the supreme mo- : south, come, yon have eluded me long ' always. They climbed upon the old o'clock In tbe f<»rwno<*n of »std day I shall sell at auction to the highest Milder atthe north ..«• mt Colonel Chenier taunt of exciteiuctrtt firwl upju tbo J... | eiMrayft-c rateC ■ , 1 “Come, comqf! he whispered, and then ,wall and imagined they found the very pub'.lc mil anil tabl'd U.y fraud ta. f-, ,, ralrS front door of tbo court 'tavern —■ — • .taWS - •• “»>, onalo and u .'in away by souse indi- tnchment that normed tho place, uf I I!“ 1 sho yielded. Hu -felt her slip close to ,snot where the Maid of the Mistral used Hartivg*. Barry qounty. Mlcblzsn. (that Mug courw .bo look tbo dunce! ot war." I SlS'TSiu 0 pl.y bur luto while her lover M liiin aud nestle her bright head on bis todteud , » 1 z ’ t > 1 ,1 v• .... । wind thrills the flowers and grasses. t ining usi a lawyer had , away iu in toe the eastern tvuto. ware. uuuau Julian jnortE«<so IIHirif iwwfb tlerwrf n*• iu«, mar hr rem...OHCKCI* or HO Colonel Chenier held his head high as Was hbe aboQt t0 pinC(, lier in breast, and ns ho clasped her tenderly ho was »ary to pay the aaKiunt «lne cei salo n^rtcate <>f approaching a point ho spoke, with the air of one who feels faia? Was rhe al<ont to swiftly stoop nd said: . । pointed out to Rosalie the part of tbe With co percent |nt«-re«t thereon and nil Icyal • r of 'indirection and cir- the grandeur of hfa sentiments. ' kiss lusrforehead? He felt the wave of a "After k> long—after so many doubts garden । whf-re tho peasant dug up tho e>>t» tomsther wish an Attorney fee nt flftv dol­ Julian smiled increduously, and lay j great happiness flow over him os a little and fears—ph. Rosalie you aro mine old ■ ’ vice. He tried to edn, cross. They drove along the country lar* s* provided Uirrrin. Th»* preiul»<*‘ to oc •old w.«l belae described In »nld moruaac are for a moment eying the dark faced, breeze sprang in through the window . (. btnier by gradual apforever!" . ,roods between the fig and tho mulberry all those certain paro-vor |iarrvl« ot land «itn«ta a moment „« it r-r.ntnmrl.itinc a ' and t°®*d Rosalie’s shining hair about lh.it finally tho rtrange and for “Ihavubeen yours all thotime," she orchards, , where the barefoot peasant hiDjf aud I>elt>R i.i the towu»hlp <>! Hope In the soldierly man ns if contemplating a • Co-iutv ot lUrrv and State fit Mlchlgaa and de' her forehead. , • • ; - n ;t should be disclosed, murmured with her old naivete present women were picturesquely grouped, and rcrlN-d a* follow*; «o Wttt Tbe west half of the spring upon him, then be said: I The footfall of the physicinn coining <. -u\y undue passion. Ho '«•>»»«« ‘•You’ll takeratauta^ every word of that buck in *"“ J'SLT.'iSrf T"” "7------- ° iu her voice, "but—but I didn't know it where the Wild eyed children were work­ «outb«»*t quarter, the east half oPtlte R»atbColonel Ctaofet,-1 w, »: quarter and the southwcM quarter of tbe : .nd ho stAjve to be both till I — 1 thought you were going to die." . ing bareheaded in tho sun. It was -a e.<*t <;unrt«r of aeclion number thirteen I and inopportune sound. Rosalie started The colonel smiled and shook his head, f[like a frightened bird, and with one They were standing thus when Ade- sweet , . ninx Of course Colonel fulfillment of RoBalie'sdreams; but In to«n two north of range nine west. Dated May 2*. A* D. IStt. ’ • : dream of Julian’s object , quick, never to be forgotten look into laide came in to tell Julian that tho car- Julian grew tired of Provence, and they DAX1K1. HTBIKKO. • saying: Assignee of Mortgage. j io wasjqnito refractory; “No. you do not know me yet; you do • Julian's ejes. turned and glided nghHj' riago was waiting to take him to the went to Paris, and then to Switzerland, DanivlStrikMU. * station, and that her father wns ready’ climbed the mountains and breathed the , • •-located up to Julian’s not know tbe southern j-eopk- yet. We I; from the room. Attorney In person. ■ v.-a .pardonable on the are much better than your newspapers I and impatient to be off. sharp breath of the glaciers. CHAPTER XXVLL Julian released Rosalie and went to -. We leave them ill Rome. When they .: military necessity or the represent." ■nn: gold mine . meet Adelaide, smiling proudly and joy ­ come bock to America they will prob ­ : - ;k of the excitement and “Well, permit mo to introduce to you j MORTGAGE SALE. fully. He took her hand and said: ! ably vibrato between Chicago and -vil war. He was a south­ in person the incendiary who burned I “I am tho happiest man iu the world!” i Savannali. Julian has not become olNotice Is hereby given that default has been : 1 school—a lielicver in tlie your mansion and the ruffian who I In the pay meut of the money necured by a Adelaide looked up into his beaming together a southern man, nnd Rosalie made . >a v. -rahiperof chivalry mortgage bearing date the twenty firet- day of stabbed your daughter.” I cannot quite agree to tho northern win- AprilA. D. IM, execute! by David K. Fern and face and said under her breath: • L -1C tuse, a good hater of in“Certainly, sir, whenever you can." Sarah A. Irero bh wife, of lbw Township at “You have not told her?” ■ ters, which would seem to* be about all Emmett In the County of Calhoun and State of His pride went on high, old “1 am the man." "Told her what?” ho naked, nnd then Ij that fa left to quarrel about between the Michigan, to Amelia Jonrs nf the township of : from which it would not ■ Colonel Chenier laughed. Assyria In the County of Barry and State of he remembered. "No," ho added, “ but sections. . ! r anything. When at last Michigan, nnd recorded in tbeoffier of tbe Keg“You need not try to make a joke of all tie powcra of the world cannot sepa­ Tlie old banjo from the “pocket" fa l*ter ot Deed* for the County of Ram*. Mich­ his secret it was with it,’’cried Julian; “1 swear to you upon igan. In Liberal of Mortgages oa page 43 on the rate 1 us now. She is mine, and 1 am Rosalie's constant companion, and tho : ■ -.vri I tness nnd mercilessness the honor of a man and a friend that I lid day of April A. D. 18**1 at 11:45 o'clock In the present taste for banjo playing among ltoreu>mn; that said morlgnpe w <tuly aligned hers." :.l < ;>eration. am the very man.” . She did not reply, but turned and left refined Americans leaves her free to in­ by »ild Amelia Jone* to James Cushmoraof . 1 ii-. njer;" ho said, “I am go­ reeuOekl. Calhoun Cquntv. Michigan, on tho "You! pshaw, sir, the idea is prepos­ the room. Julian kissed Rosalie again dulge in those merry old songs ns often 3lth day ot March. A. IKisM by an assignment . il bafort long, and then I terous!" Colonel Chenier said this with a as she may desire without any drfnger of dtilv recorded on tlm IStn day nf April A. D. and went away. i . i’l have to go back to Chi- great effort to be light; but he had caught IsM al * o'clock In the forrtMwo. In the office ot Colonel Chenier ’ s gold mine proved to • shocking society; for what was once the the ttrgiaterot Deeds for the County of B.rry. l '* that 1 ought to say to you something from Julian’s voice that dhilled be a curious failure. When the bound- |i lyre of tho ignorant and enslaved south- Michigan In IJ Mr 23 ot Mortgaam. on ■ ngeSii; l*t\ I -• ■> that 1 love your daughter ary ...,w line — of ------------hto mill----------estate came to bo ,j ern negro fa now tho lute affected by the and that said mortgage was further duly a*sign­ ed by said James Casbmore, to An<trrw D. ? in ; desire to marry her." “Go ask Miss Adelaide—snerecogm zed run, it was found that n mere fringe of i raOflt cultured and mstlietic circles of the Etheridge ot the Clly of Battle Creek, Michigan i ‘ ..• nier looked grave, and did by alignment dated the l.uh day of llar> li itw. met she’ll tell yon who I am," tho young j great cities both north and south. the rich discovery wan .. bia. The deposit and duly recorded lu the office nt the register of • :■ ' ' tree. He was not taken by man cried, impetuously gesticulating was really on laud adjoining Colouel THE RKT>. Deed* tor the County of Barry. Michigan, on the i hut the matter wis of such with tho index-finger of his right hand. 15tli day of Srutenjbrr A. D. 1501 at 0 « o'clock Chenier’s, and quite recently purchased in the forenoon, Iq Liber M of Mortpur*. on । : rt that iu his judgment it “Are you serious? Are you sincere? page 203: that the amount el dmed to t>e due on by Francis Whitcombe Ellis. t • ue proceeded with slowly. Nearly 200 years ago theChineseemperor said m rtgairr at the date of this notice l» the On tbe way back to Savannali a mis­ mean"-----I ? yon Rosalie’s concent?" he at Do“you sum of 8761 7a received nn cmUiswulor from the czar of I am serious—1 am sincere—I mean connection of trains delayed Julian and Notice I* also hereby given that tbe po^cr of ry i< lib >rately inquired. Russia, Peter the Great. The embassador sale contained In vaid morlgvgr nn* her. me op­ every word 1 say.” Julian said with em­ Colonel Chenier a day in Atlanta. Here I came to the palace on horseback, with a erative by reason of the default of said Mortgagor i . movc.1 painfully upon his bol- phasis; “and I am anxious to know where Julian found himself suddenly face to I giant on one aide of him aud a dwarf on in paying the inane}* •••cutrd thereby. «i.d »o ! tain gained time to consider your theory is now? Do you still think face with Ellis. Their eyes thrust and tbe other, both on foot. He Insisted on de­ sailo- proceeding at law ha* been instituted tn recover tbe debt now remMulug secured by ■ but he could frame no you can control your prejudice?” parried a moment, and then Julian said: livering tbe czar’s letter iu person aud was sad I mortgage.or any part thereof. i phrase; he tdmply said: “Oh, Rosalie, you are mine forct'cr." Colonel Chenier looked at Julian for a Notice is also hcrebv given that tn pursuance “I don’t want you to bo my enemy; I finally given an audience. According to | but I hope to get it" moment In silent inquiry; then his dark Julian got well ven' soon. His con­ want to leave tho south without n single Chinese etiquette bo should have placed of the rower of snle contained tn said mortgage and th" statute In such rases m vie and pro­ ■ । Chenier smiled grimly. the letter ou a table in tbe vestibule in the vided, the premhes described In nnd covered face grew darker, and his eyes took on a valescence was so rapid that within bitter memory." ; ! • i.r • very uncertain, sir; very bvs dd mortgage, to vIt: AU that piece of land three days from th« date of our last । Ellis now looked straight into the palace, kneeling-in front of iu . In the Township of Aaarria In the jin. P« riuips I would better re- strange gloominess. Tb«- emperor compromised tbe blotter by •Itnate Adelaide camo in with a tray of cut chapter he was able to sit on the-veranda northerner’s eyes. Presently he slowly' Conntr <»( Barry nnd State of Michigan <l**'TB>Jetting die table be brought into tbo audU ed sut the south west quarter ot the north wwt ndderation of the question until flowers, jasmines, roses, violets and gera­ and watch the mocking birds flit to and ■aid: quarter of section number twenty three In town­ Jon ar. fro among tho trees that shaded "the i ’ “It is all right, sir, all right I have j eno: chamber, atvl the diplomat wns pur­ ship number one north of range numimr seven I milled to cotno in. Ho walked np to tbo niums. “X xm.lcd.Julian quickly, "that "How are you • feeling this morning, itreet Somehow he had drawn infinite been the loser all around; but, when a j j emperor and then prostrated himself be- west, will be sold st public nnctioo at thr from is just plint I d<> not want you to do. 1 doorot the Court Hou»« (that being tbe p!«co Mr. Julian?** she inquired, os she put her happiness from tho expression of Rcsalic's Etieman apologizes, it fa an end of । fore tbe table and held up the czar's letter of holding tlie CSrtult Court tor the County of un from reasons of my own, that brilliant aud fragrant load on the table face, or from some indescribable intona­ I in both hands. While iu tills position tlie Barry', tn the city ot Ha»ttegt tn the Cmin’y nf igs.” . । I ought to know, before 1 speak further Tlie rich,, deep voice of the southerner j emperor look an unfair advantage of him Barry. Michigan on the l«h day ot Anau*t A. D. tion in her voice, or from the atmoexue muu --------. , lent at 2 o’clock In the afternoon, to pay tho his window. to her, how you would regard my mar­ near i16 tnB Julian. There Tnere was • ttnu unj u |B,„ (t lnm on ya Knem knees.. D But the TOua6 count amount dun on said mortgage with 7 per cent “Oh, thank you, I am ever so much phere that she had seemed to bring with thrilled and charmed Julian* riage •.■nth your daughter." something evil evi'i in iu it, but there was an on j turno( tarno(ij tbe the tables by looking about him ir- Interest sad all legal costs and expense*. better—I am enormously relieved,” ho tier on the occasion of her only visit to ■omething Dated the lath dav of May MM. iimmense ;---- -------- — ,lte aud making grimaces. Thoem­ **l regard you very highly, air," said exclaimed; “I have just unburdened reverse of ur.mothinsr something UOthetiCpathetic- ! _______ reverently asduwD. Erwantnog. ! his sick room. Colonel Chenier, “and, so fpr os I am ail y noble. They parted, and have pcror saw that be was being made ridicumyself to your father—told him who I j Colonel Chenier was much tho same ally noble. । never met again. i ious, and thereupon naked him to rise.— ’ coneeraed. should be proud to call you I is formerly—polite, entertaining, talk“Attorney tor AssfaM® <* Mort<*x«. ®y sen. It Is for Rosalie herself to de­ am and what I did." She glanced hastily from the yoonxr ride tbe matter.". HiS PAWN Goitre 40 Years Hood’s Sarsaparilla Q^> �dinoera, Terrible . 'ttJcK.’ * '«• S.wnl.1 Mr* tle^arnt'bm>th. Saturday eveniug, . fei] IL with tire tb’.mwtnc pragma: DJn.u U>e June Roll call. qaoiatitaW from <«ernm» authleft ana aeroM the tracx-fwMoa , >ruiMelc German cwurae in English. chappM«-n<.r lnU» ,„d 101h h., M1„ Bu,,,. "2* 21? J1*!,1Joublwl or •I The Tbo dowi.on downfall uf U New N- •Eranet?, Mm. M. tbo wrt»t. It being He „„ Hick's, synojxwlb. • *• Physical culture, Mrs. Holloway, .nynop. half from tbe city M tonUM.pe>l.»«d^ . Md «n<l lAtbrop ’5" “fwn, tbe sis. . , Botany. Miss Rose Goojvvar. The U- 8. patent office. Wil Cobb, synTduslc. nleely and will soon Im- able to bo awe.5>e acddeat Is *H the more sad as Mr Reed Is a poor man aud upwards of year* of age. THE GTORiOdS'^UR™Ilastinc* Will Celebrate. . Monday evening a meeting tea? called I in the court room to obtain the sentiment. 1 of the mvrcluUJU of the city, and a.l .ritt, zena interested In celebrating the 4th. A goodly number were present and a sur, prialfiriy H»cly inteKrat taken hi the mat* j ter. The meeting was organized by elect­ ing the following officer*: E. Y. Hogle, President. Ed Powers, Treasurer. Fred U Heath, Secrctajy., Jas. 1,. Wilkins was chosen to act ns Marshal of the day. . A committee was appointed to solicit subscriptions and at the present time neariy 5600 has been_ralsed..<~We are unable '♦o-gWe'tfie program It the present time, but among the sports there will in* n fine hose race, which will be con­ tested by several of the best companies of tbe state. Beside* this there will be fool racing and other sports too numerous to mention. In the evening there will be a fine display of fire works. The committee will aim to secure some special attractions though It-is Impossible to say what they will be. Every merchant ought to contribute willingly,.and those who will receive any benefit from drawing the crowd here ought to give largely, as the- more they give the larger the crowd will be, and hence the larger their profits will be. It ba* been the policy of tha people ot this city for many years to go elsewhere and spend thflr money. Why not get up some good attractions here and keep that money at home? Tuesday morning the whistle at the En­ gine house gave four distinct toots, as much a* to say there was a fire In the fourth ward somewhere. After the toots were given the Mocking Bird got in his work and the city resounded with tbi wild, wlerd shrieks peculiar to that morica! (?) instrument. The fire laddies came tearing up through the streets with their apparatus, and getting np to the Soldier's monument the search was commenced for a fire. Someone perceived wine smoke and stcr.ni aronnff Rentlry, Tomlinson A Rider's lac lory, »o the iwj* look a little run «iown the '.ay dragging?their carts lMdtai-1 iheib. Nui l»r»i.44*i,»-V» lint! wbot they t.vre luuk|iig diki down- tliul Way they were rctuping. when they were hallid by a tpcssetcrer from the Engine house that tin* lire nhtrm had Iwun bounded nt the furniture factory. Al this the cry J<as raised that "the futniiure factory fs on fire,” so the bqyaUMik another!- nice little run of about half n mile. Coming np to tills structure they wen.* conf runted by Hie entire absence pf anything like afire. In fact there-was pot any fire within nently 20 rod* of tlie buildings. ' Pat Murphy.! assistant eusinei-r at the Engine house. । had his body, about twothirds through the utan-hule in one of the boiler*, taking^ sweat bstb togvt btmsvlf in trim ter his race with Durr Mudge so it is said, though! Put firmly denies it. At the first ,M>uud of the alarm Pat nttempt.-d to extricate himself, hut only succeeded by turning » dmildc fli|>llop and^pnllhff the four ton bolh-H out of place. From h.-re the path to llaj whistle cord waa*mpt.th. Tuere'was ifitich specuiathm «s ijt«» ’.he origin <•! the alarm, but an ext-mlnriluti a little latef dihqored it- Near ibe residence of Abe Ellis in; tho -4th ward, the tcleph.me win: wns .•v.ayi1:! by the breeze so thnt Ii touched the wire of tho alarm bell, nitinlngfrom the qurniluju tteeiuQ* to the En2lnc house. Giving the nqulrcd numlrer of f|hga for bit at Ute luiultuie factory Pat w ry naturtlly pulled the string—tbe hose buys did tlie rest BEATS THE WORLD. Largent Eli I ;■ ni.nl Ever Made. Monday afteipoon occurred an event ot great KiiiMirtanee In the indiHlriul history of tlie city, being tlie shlpiuetit of a whole train-load of woo! boot* to Chicago. No such shipment pf kit boots has ever been made before bylany eduevht In the world at one lime, and fids oecaaion was suffic­ ient to draw out a large crowd of specta­ tors. who wanted to see the novel sight. Tho cars were pdly decorated with flags and placard* fuluunor uf lire event, and on each car a long streamer, going nearly the entire length uf the car, say ing that "This.carl* loaded with Wool boobs from •the Hasting* Woo! Boot Co.” Tbe C. K. •A S. official* sent over their best and strongest engluu to take away the pre­ vious load, and it was taxer! almost to Its capacity to gpt the long train under head­ way. ami no wonder for 50,000 pain of felt bool*, together with 4,000 boxes in which they are packed, weigh down heav­ ily. Before the train-started it was back■ cd down ou the “y” and photographed by ’ George L. Heath. There are nut many cltlfes of this size ' that can send out a train luad of finished rpcoduct at oue time, and Monday's ship­ ment will be a great advertisement for- the city. From Kalamazou tho train load went to Chicago entirely by day light; mention of it being made in the Chicago daily papers. In (he hands of tho retail dealers this shipment will be worth from 860.000 to 375,000—quite a fortune to roll out of a city at one time. By tho first of uext month anoth­ er train load quite a* large as thia one can be shipped if deaired. Manager Pender­ gast desired to have them all go at once making a train load of upwards of 30 car*, requiring two engines, but some of the jobbers were unable to receive tlielr orders at thia time. But as it ia it la by far the largest single shipment ever made, and rvriecte greet credit upou the city and the In­ stitution. - Church and Society. The first conveutioa of tbe Chrintain En­ deavor societies of Barry county will be held in die prvsbyicrizn church Saturday, June 11. Among the speakers are Rev. Thomas G. Smith, of Grand Rapids, Mr. C. L. Stevens. Ypsilanti. Mr. Herbert M. Rich. MkfdlevUle. and others. Tbe after - COHINQ uauzl Cbtidi Sunday evening Mr. J. O. ^Majiuia- a Japanese student at Albion college, will lecture at the M. E. church on Japan, He will wear the native Japanese dress, cud exhibit many curiotfitie* from his native land. The lecture will be both picasing and instructive. The memorial services of the Knights of Pythias will be held next Sunday. At 3 p. tn.. Rev. W. M. Puffer will deliver an address to the Knights, after which they wlU‘repair W, the cemetery and decorate the graves uf deceased Brothers. Children’s day will be observed at the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning. A very interesting program has been prepared. Usual evening services. ■ TI » v p s r F mpcts in tbe Preabv-’ aud side remarks without losing their com­ posure. But nt a dinner th* cleverest met their match Ln George Holland, the actor. Mr. Holland was called upon by the chair to ssy something. No sooner bad he risen to his feet titan the tun began. All sorts of funny remarks were burled nt him. but without having tho slightest effect. Tho members were amnsed at his evident in­ difference, but they determined not to be baffled, and redoubled theirefforts to break in upon tbe speaker. Again they were tinaucoariul. . Tbe speaker continued the even tenor of his way until through with his remarks, when he took his seat with not even a hair rufi’.ed. The next tiny a man who had !>cen an interested witness approached Mr. Holland nnd asked him how he managed to keep his nerve. "They didn’t appear to rattle you very much last night," he said. "How did you work itF’ The old actor bent forward with ids hand to his car. "You’ll have to talk louder,” ho salU. •Tm as deaf as a post!”—Philadelphia Rec­ ord. ___________ It may interest housewives to know that it la not tho elegant thing to speak of a piece of furniture na imported, or coiniog from the other side, aa one aperies proudly of a gown or bonnet. People of means are buying the furniture made from American designs in thrir own country at just three Miuca tut v. ..... ----- .--------- American designs ore acknowledged the moat artistic of the period, and yet there is neither au American school of design for The Wedding Beporter. this particular branch or any marked char­ , This reporter is young, good looking and acteristics by which iffia distinguished. ; dresses well. His forte is weddings. No. Tho American designer originates his marriage in tbe district in which his paper Idea, formulates a rough little outline of circulates can be said to bo complete with­ it, bands it over to bis French and Ger­ out tlm^ttendance of our friend, Mr. Tur­ man draftsmen, who work it out with tledove. The numlcr of young people he the patient and painstaking skill which litis seen take one another for better or for tho designer is in too much of a hurry to worse must be remarkable for so young a spend his precious time over. This design man. Upou the subject of the dresses of is executed, and when completed is sold to tbo bride and bridesmaids be is as reliable the connoisseur who appreciates the dif­ an authority ns most of those ladies who ference in the durability and benuty of the make n point of gracing every wedding homo product, and willingly pays tho ad­ with their presence, nnd what he does not vanced price.—New York Sun. 1 know on tbe whole subject of marriage ceremonies Is not worth knowing. In his day he must have written enough A pretty way to send a gift is to do it up about "happy couples" to fill a good sized in one of the colored tissue papers, tie It volume. Notwithstanding all he has gone, with tbe extremely narrow ribbon that through, he is still a bachelor, and perhaps can be bought for a few pennies, the whois a similar experience would frighten tbe twelve yards, and so give your friend tbe most reckless man from venturing upon pleasure pf untying tbe mysterious box, of the married state. His friends suggest to. removing the pretty ribbons and of com­ him that his large and varied experience ing to the surprise at last, the something In weddings might bo turnod into a good for which sho has longed for many n day. source of revenue if be were to hire himself I know a woman who bn* wanted n pin­ out to would be bridegrooms who want in■traction in their part of the important* cushion ten . ears, who in that time has gotten two diamond bracelets hud innu­ proceedings.—Loudon Tit-tyts. . merable rings, but the long looked for pin­ cushion has never come. She still hopes for it, and believes, that this year-will It must also be borne In mind thnt dogs certainly bring It. You say, “Why uot are and always have been bred for special buy It!” Well, now, who ever bongbt a purposes, such as pointing, retrieving, pincushion without the intention of giv­ running, watching and biting, but hot for ing It to somebody else?—Ladles' Home general Intelligence. Mr. Gallon, who Journal. . calls attention to this fact, suggests that it would be Interesting as a psychological Unlucky Days of tbe Year. experiment to mate the cleverest dogs In Grafton's manual of bis Chronicles, generation after generation, breeding and 1365, the unlucky days, according to tho educating them solely for intellectual opinions of the astronomers, are named as power and disregarding every other con follows: Jan. 1, 2, 4, 5, 10, 13, 17 and 20 sideration. are unlucky: Feb. 20. 27 and 28 unlucky, 8, In order to carry out this plan to perfec­ 10 and 17 very unlucky; March 16, 17 and tion and to realize all tbo possibilities In­ 20 very unlucky; April 7, 8, 10 and 20 un­ volved in such a comprehensive scheme. It lucky; May 3 and 0 unlucky, 7, 13 and 90 would be necessanr to devise some system very unlucky; June 10 and 23 unlucky, 4 of signs by which''dogs would bo able to and 8 very unlucky; Aug. 20 and CO un­ communicate their ideas more fully nnd lucky, 10 and 20 very unlucky; Sep. 3, 4, 21 more clearly than they can do at present, and 23 unlucky, 0 aud 7 very unlucky; Oct. both to each other nnd to man. That tbo 4,16 and 34 unlucky, 6 very unlucky; Nov. invention of such a language is not impos­ 5, 6, 20 and 30 unlucky, 15 aud 30 very un­ sible Is evident from what has been already lucky: Dec. 15 ami -2 unlucky, 0, 7 and 0 achieved iu the training of dogs for exhi­ very unlucky.—Pittsburgh Dispatch. bition, as well ns from the extent to which they have learned to- understand human Sp«e<! Of One Ocean Current. speech by mere association with man.— Some time ago the fik;::rchrad of a ship Professor E. P. Evans in Popular Science was piuked up ucur n iiit c island eff t he Monthly. coast of western Auati-oin, which, from tbo course, it w;w, pursidug when found, A rather laughable scerfe was enacted all had evidently only just nrrive«f there. It day long yestmluy In front of one.of the was identified ns telouging to n vessel that house furnishing stores on Main street. A had been burned at sen near Cape Horn, at rocking cbnfr was set on tbe sidewalk aud a puint just tt.OO> Utiles away, two years a placard stuck up stating that President and n half before. The menu rate at which Harrison sat in the chair at the time of the figurehead had traveled was therefore the Bennington celebration. An affidavit about six miles and u half a day. and this of the sale by a Bennington furniture may be taken ns being the speed of the par­ dealer to the Worcester flrm was pinned ticular current which had borne it along. up. The sign stated. "Sit down in the —Yankee Blade. chair that President Harrison once eat in." a'nd men and women and boys and girls all squatted for a moment in the chair and The use of messenger pigeons, not only then hurried along. for sporting purposes, but in other ways, It was laughable to t-ee some people do is rapidly extending. The United States the act.. They would, be walking along at government has already established a loft a rapid pace, see the sign and land lightly at Key West island for naval and military on the cushion, and iu another moment purposes, tbe government of Canada Is ar­ they were gone. Others, of a more mod­ ranging to utilize them as bearers of news erate temperament, would make them­ from Sable island to Halifax, and on the selves at home in the chair for several mo­ Continent the German, Austrian, Russian menta. acting as if they enjoyed tho cush­ and other authorities are sedulously train­ ion onoe occupied by the nation’s chief of­ ing birds for practical work in time of war. —Denver Republican. ficial.—Worcester Spy. Will be led by MIm Leda Barker. The Lightning CRAYON D. H. BAY'S, late of Kalamazoo, has Just opened a New Photo-studio In Hastings and is prepared to turn j —— out FIRST CLASS work in the latest styles of the art. With a clean, cosy, GROUND FLOOR STUDIO, first class outfit, good accessories, prompt attention to busi­ ness and corteous treatment, he can­ not fail to please you. We give special attention to CHIL­ DREN and FAMILY GROUPS. Prices reasonable and all work guar­ anteed. ii Our studio will be open to the public. Come and see us and get acquainted whether you want pictures or not. Mrs. Bays will be in constant atten­ dance upon the reception room to wel­ come all callers. Soliciting a liberal share of the pub­ lic patronage, I am Y ours very truly, D. H. MTS PORTRAIT ARTIS Whose lightning rapidity has caused wonderment and paper tllk all through Michigan cities, will be with us ONE WEEK,.commencing Monday, June 13th, and will ma<e Your Crayon Portrait Free With every purchase, during the week, of 25 cents or nore. This will be an EVENTFUL WEEK. In connection with our idea of selling Pure Drugs, Medi­ cines, Books, stationery, etc., at moderate prices, we place at your service the most WONDERFUL ARTIST of the day. Only three minutes He makes your picture while you wait. of your time required. Herds Pastime and Amusement Do not miss this opportunity or you will regret it.' W. H. qOObTMR Modern Druggist, Hastings, Mich. Head and shoulders above Competition. R. Mudrs & Son just in Tine To see those Clothiers and Gents’ Furnishers. NEW SPRffld GOODS! Photographs Saturday, June Goodyear Telling the Boy of Those Brown Suits For Boys and Men R. MUDGE & SON’S, The Clothiers. e are here to do business on the square, and sell goods cheaper than ever this year. We have the ’finest and cheapest line of clothing in the city of Hastings to-day. Call and see us. < r jyj. & S. Hastings City Bank, THE MARKETS- Hastings, Hastlnga. Apples—Dried* ti&te. Butter-10(112. Clover aroa M 25. Rezas—11.20 per bu. Com—*o. - Mich. $75,000.00. SURPLUS 17.000.00. Michigan. HMre-Beef, 4%e; calf, 5c. ibSr8<*‘MnrBt asc bw; DirjtcroMa: D. W. Reynolds, W. H. ; Wheat is low and | flour should be the- same, ror a short time I will sell ■ Cheater Xmmt. Vice. Free. Flour—fi-W per hundred. LOOK* HERE White Rose Flour ontcias: erbu. Potatoes- 15CCJ-.10, per bu. rorx—36.50 Barlay-I K. WWc. rhlefcM»hv8 7e; it*. Tnrken-llve. ac; dreaded, lie. - JohuOarmh, ctator Mmm, P.T.Oatoro'e. a gutwal AT $2.20 PEK 100 L5JThis is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to “W. grade. Jlon. Head-light oil 7 ots. a g JOS. ROGER: � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-06-16.pdf dc1c4570e82ae442b4d9013d724eee5c PDF Text Text The best .Llinrn,ingwefhamni Rdrry ('nwity. ■ . Hastings Banner. XVIL NO. 7 HASTINGS, MICH., JUNE 18, 1892. A NEW INVENTION. fwws Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays by COOK BBOS.. HA&TIXGS, xren. COUNTY NEWS. DRUG STORE. For 16 years the leading drug • auo book store in Hastings. ■ ista'-Smi SciwI Books, I Tlie most complete stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. III. Goodyear, The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. * Hastings, - - - Mich. 25 YEARS Piano Style Organ Is a new invention no lodger! AU U V 9 Bei anse they are now well-known throughout VV n I I the Unites States. Winn l.elir ihgans first came out, the New York "Music Trs'l- said: "Despite the many attempts which have' been iiKii'n n>r -wine time past by reed-organ manufacturers toward , i .: new in reed-organs in the wajLf six or seven oc­ ta ryles. tiiey have all until blit recently failed. It is, tie r. i-Te. interesting to note the somiswjiat remarkable suei.wiiicli Messrs H. Lelir & Co. hav*attained in this diretioii." \ . • ’• ii t hic.ago “Indicator" said Jan. 16th. 1892: “The sue<: Lehr <t Co. has been remarkable and affords another pr>- ■: that the public soon appreciates a really good article.” VpC It you don’t want to buy a poor organ, when you ILJ, ran get thb Lehr, the handsomest, best toned and easie st blowing Organ in the market at a most moderate SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that STERLffle IRLAID SPOONS AND FORKS Are warranted to last. Also remember you get a Present—“Good Form," of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase <Jf anything in my Jew­ elry store. Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. liiiit lli,rp(ilsheii iei' Co., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Blankets, Bedding, Live Geese Feathers. x I lie most complete stock of Dress Goods in the state. A full line of Gents Furnishing Goods. A splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella .for 81.00,. try one. Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co., 78, 80 and 82 Monroe St. - - We make a specialty nmking Gents suits ana pants to order. - - MICH. z- ■ Fais Green, London Purple, White Hellabore. Insect powder and Car­ bolic acid, and save your fruit. The use of the above articles is increasing every year, and there is no ques­ tion as to their power to Lji 11 all kirtds of insects, also as to the benefits derived from their use. To obtain the best results pure articles must be used. You can find the same at Fred L. Heath, AND GRAND RAPIDS, It is during the month of June when everything is in bloom, that you should use ;i THE DRUGGIST, also a first class drug stcck, sold at prices that has given him the repu­ tation of “The low price druggist” Call on him. Nashville. Nellie Felghner, of Hastings, spent Sun­ day with her sister here—Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Everts were at Hastings. SaturdayEdith Fleming attended the Christian En­ deavor convention at Hastings. June 11th Mr. and Mrs. Glendou Richards, of Grand Rapids, were guests at Dr. Young’s over Sunday—Mr. ajid Mnt Geo.- Bell Ba\e new Mctor safelief— Mr. and Mrs. H. IL ■Dickinson, Mrs. Lusk and Julia and Mrs. J. B. Marshall were at Kalamazoo the fore part of the week attending the commence­ ment exercises of the Baptist college—The rhcM drew a great crowd here on Friday— U C. Felghner, of the, Woodland News, was in town the tint of the week—A Mr. Wm. Coagnty has started a laundry In the building the second door north of the Wol­ cott house—Capatola Shaw, of Eaton Rap­ ids, was the guest of Edna Smith last week. X | Cua*s Grove. There was a happy meeting here when I rof. E. Davenport stepped off the train from his Brazilian trip—Wm. Bain ship­ ped a carload of hogs from this station— Where Is our Woodland prophet? Come ’? lhp fn,nt and Ktre Peiting time—L. F-Wolf made a business trip to Grand Rapids—Remember we observe Children's day June 25th. in the evening. All come and bring an offering for foreign mission— Buck Durkee is contemplating building here, and suiting a barber shop—Eva Mc­ Donald is regaining her health—Mrs. Mc­ Donald, of near Cedar Creek, Is visiting her son here—Our school had a very pleas­ ant entertaiument Friday of last week— Smith Munlon is putting a wall undty his new house before moving to our city— Now corn goes in the ground almost by dayjiud night—Levi Boice and wife, of McBride, H visiting friends here. ------- ------ ------------DanDeld. The law suit held before Esq, Edmunds last week between T. E. Godde and Tom Kennedy wm adjourned until the Ifltb, when Law) er Miller and I’. T. Colgrnve will see that rights according to law are adjusted—John Prine and wife visited friends and- relatives in Jackson county last week—Henry Wickwire was here on business In our burg last Saturday even­ ing—Harry Tetberick. of Ijaltlu Creek, was here calling on friends last Saturday and Sunday—L. C. Edmunds is drawing Ills wheat to Battle Creek for 86 cents per bushel—Henry Wickwire is also market­ ing his wheat at Milo at 85 cents—Harry Bellinger is marketing his wheat at Delton at 85 cents—The grass, wheat, oats and corn crop is looking very promising here shouts, but the pear and apple crop Is not looking so good. ~ Dowling. Frank Pt-rsull lias moved In 1’. Gran­ ger's ‘.louse—Mrs. Chas. Graham will, visit her sister, Mrs. Ed. Zander, of Kalamazoo, next week—Married, on the 9th. Mrs. Rose Me Peck to William Phillips, both of Dowling. They have gone to Pennfield to live until the latter part of the season—Dr. VanHorn was In Detroit a few days Inst week—We are a little late, but a 9 pound boy has come to stay at N. Edmund’s— Shell Warner attended the dance at Bod­ ford last Friday evening—Quite a number attended Prof. Taylor's musical concert at Pennock's grove last Saturday—Mae Ederle Is visiting relative s here this week—Mrs. Chas Mack is quite poorly—There is some talk of celebraflng the 4th of July at Dowling this year—William Warner is re­ ported very sick at this writing with lung fever—Children’s day will be observed at the Weeks*school house next Sunday—Dr. Sheffield has been attending Dr. Van Horn's patients for a short lime. Delton. Ice cream at the bowery Saturday after­ noon and evening—For program for the 4th of July see small bills—Childrens day was well attended at the school house last Saturday—SI. R. Gwin has returned from Sherwood—Several of Hastings’ people Sundayed at Wall lake resort—H. C. Boyn­ ton is in Kalamazoo on business—Mrs. Hynes’was at the Hub Monday—The K. O. T. M. of this place was represented at Battle Creek lost Saturday there being 2000 Maceabees present at that place— Quite a number Of our townspeople at­ tended the 1. O. O. F decoration services at Prairieville Tuesday—While Mr. Glea­ son and Andrew Eddy was crossing the R. IL track with one of Mr. Skillman's tenuis they became frightened and ran as ilk Gleason’s farm. No particular dam* Johmtawn. Now don't grumble if we have some hot days—These June days make our city cou­ sins begin to think of our pleasant lakes and shady groves. Fine lake ia dotted with fishing boats most of tho time—School closes In district No. 8 on Tuesday, June To consumers of kerosene oil In Has­ 14th—Children’s day at King's school tings and Barry Co: We have established house lust Sunday. The weather was fine an agency at Hastings for the sale of and n large attendance Is reported. A Snow Drop oil, which for laminating pur­ lengthy program was arranged nnd carried poses has no equal. Being a product of out. Pennsylvania crude and 155 degrees fire test makes it perfectly safe. It produces World's Fair Notes. a elearand white light and free of odor, nor does It cause any deposit on chimney All material for the Maryland building which Is so common with cheap and low will be token to Chicago free of cost by the test Ohio oil. Since July 1. 1801. Michi­ Baltimore * Ohio railroad. gan allows die use of 120 degrees fire test oil which permits the the sale of kerosene More than 37,000 worth of granite and made from Ohio crude and possesses a other building material has been donated larger percentage ofsulphur and after ex­ for the Maine world’s fair building. tracting sufficient naptha (explosive part) An exhibit from Syrian women, con­ to raise the fire test to 150 degrees or more sisting chldfly of beautiful and costly em­ it becomes useless, so far as producing broideries, lias been received by the board light Is concerned but at a low test will of lady managers at Chicago. bum fairly well, still producing a very disagreeable order while burning and load­ The magnitude of the French exhibit at ing the chimney with a greasy substance. the exposition can be surmised from the Give Snow Drop oil a trial, the coat is but fact that in the calculations aa to iu trans­ little different than what you pay for the portation to Chicago it Is estimated that It cheap goods you are using and the satisfac­ w^ll aggregate fully 8.00° tonstion yon will get in light will more than A committee of insurance men has In­ compensate, saying nothing of additional Inspected the system and metljods of fire safety. For sale by 8. E. Phillipa, U. 1* protection established on the exposition Newton and Cook A Cook. grounds, and has reported that they are in A. D. Matmabd, Wholesale Ar. al! respect! adequate and satisfactory. Hastings. Mich. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. WHOLE NO. 1931 The papennakers and manufacturers of papermaking machinery, who formed a stock company with a capital stock of 3100ooo, for the purpose of making a combined exhibit at the fair, have raised the full amount a. Name of object b. Name of Producer and P. O. c. Place where grown. d. Character of soil. • e. Date of planting. f. Quantity of seed planted per acre. g. Method of cultivation. h. Date of harvesting. i. Yield per acre. . The exposition is deriving qnite a reve­ nue from the visitors wbofe curiosity, J. Weight prompts them to see the beautiful grounds k. Price of product at nearest home and wonderful buildings now approaching market. completion. An admission fee of 25 cents l. Waa exhibit produced by irrigation? is charged, and on single days the number Above exhibits not ellgllde to be sent to baa exceeded 14,000. With wanner nnd the Columbian Exposition, will be return­ more pleasant weather, it is believed, tho ed at owner's expense, if so requested. visitors will be much more numerous. The State board also offer liberal pre­ miums on awards made at the Columbian The women of Washington state will Exposition on special exhibits of grains present six urns, for decoration in the and grasses, on vegetables and wools. For Women’s building and the grounds at the particulars, see Stalo, district or county fair. They will be composed of gray fair premium lists. granite, white marble, pink marble, <lalRespectfully, mile—a greenish stone, magnesate—a blue E. H. Bei4»en, stone, and one of pottery clay. These will Agricultural Com. be attractively ornamented with the min­ Horton, Mich. erals of the state, which consist of gold, Slate press please copy. ailver. onyx, opal, copper, coal and Iron. The Jibboom club, of New Ixmdon, Conn., is planning to man a small schooner such as Connecticut has employed for many years in the West India trade, run It to the Bahamas and load It with a collection of sea shells, which In great variety, size and beauty are found strewn upon the shores of these islands. The crew will then mH the craft to Chicago by way of the St Law­ rence, and will Nell the shells from the deck of the vessel. The members of the club believe they can make enough to pay the expenses of the trip and also of their own entertainment at Chicago. The German government Is willing to loan a magnificent collection of its works of art to the world’s fair, but the loan of such articles must be from the German government to the government of the United States. The German government proposes to deliver every' article to the United States consul general In Berlin as the official representative of this govern­ ment, and will look to it for the careful transportation, safe protection and certain return of everv such article. It is believed there will be no trouble in Inducing the United States to comply with the condi­ tions specified. In lighting the world’s fair 93,022 Incan­ descent lamps of 10 candle power each will be used, according to present esti­ mates. The contract for furnishing and maintaining these lights has just been let to (ieorge Westinghouse, Jr., for 8339,000. This Is more than S1.30U.000 less than the E<ilson-Thon»on-Houston electrical com­ bine, or trusL first asked for the work. Tills immense saving was effected by re­ jecting the blds ami readvertlsing. Mr. Westinghouse is required to file a bond for 51.000,000 by June 10 to guarantee the faithful execution of his contract In ad­ dition to the Incandescent lamps. af>out 5.000 arc lights of 2,000 candle power each will be used. The contract for these was let some time ago nt $20 per lamp. Arithmetic Made Zaay. With all due deference to “old Mr. Pratt” with his catch examples, blowing etc., and although be claims to know it all, I will say that he is barking up the wrong stump, and sensible men will examine be­ fore they judge. Others just as capable of Judging, after attending my schools My it Is splendid, perfectly delighted with it and this Is the general verdict every where. I have taught nearly 500 students in Barry county since January and that in the southern part Now who should be the better judges, those who have Investigated or those who have not? ’ I am not teaching any new principles but an Improved method of staling exam­ ples and an easy way to solve after they are stated, that any ordinary person can learn In three lessons. After teaching them 1 present them with a large chart, orj ganize tlie school and they meet one or two nighte a week for practice. I charge Si per scholar* satisfaction or- no pay. Keep your money and see no money taken in ad­ vance. Any fraud about that? Now as demonstration is the best proof, I will make the self-appointed guardian Pratt tills proposition. I will teach a class in Hastings on the following terms: All that cannot i>eat him in practical arUhmetlc after attending three lessons I will teach fra. All that can beat him, bo will pay their tuition; to be decided by a com­ mittee. What does be My? Money to cover the case lobe put up. No one al-' lowed to look at books, rules ar answers, but examined off band at the blackboard. Quickest correct results with simplest reasons to win. Now Mr. Pratt, If you are thu-natural born Solomon that you think you are, come out and sbow your hand, and prove me uot worthy the patronage of the Intelligent people of this county. Away with your catch examples and blow­ ing, and remember, the remark “There are more things in heaven and earth. Horatio, than ever were dreamed of In your philos­ ophy.” The people of Barry count)* are enterprising and Intelligent, and no Mossback—Wi*eacre can keep them from in­ vestigating for themselves. Yours for the test, P. D. MbCalu A dlfpatch from Christiania says that subscriptions are being solicited towards defraying the cost of building and* man­ ning the Viking ship, which it Is proposed lo*wnd to the world's fair. It Is the inten­ tion to man the sliip with the ablest Nor­ wegian sailors procurable and to navigate it across the Atlantic, although the at­ tempt is regarded as a very hazardous one. Church am! Society. When the ship is on exhibition at Chicago, The Y. P. 8. C. E. meets iu the Presby­ alongside the caravels of Columbus. It Is thought the Norwegian flag, .floating from terian church next Sunday evening and will lx* led by Miss Josie Whipple. 6:30 mast-head, will l»car witurss to the Intre­ prompt. Please be on time. pidity of Norse senihen, both In olden intj’s and at, present. Those having the enter­ Services at the Presbyterian diurch next prise in charge wilt publish the two pam- Sunday morning and evening. In the phles, one on the Viking ship and the other evening the pastor will deliver the Bacca­ on the discoveries of Lief Ericsson. laureate address to the graduates. The boy choir will render some choice music. All The old whaling bark Progress, which are invited to meet with the young people. New.Bedford. Mass., will exhibit at the Chautauqua program: fair, will begin her journey to- Chicago Roll call answered by news Items, some time in June, it is announced. .She Classic German course in English, chap­ has been fully rigged and sparred. Her ter elevon, Mrs. Maggie Bailey. water line lias been painted brick'red and Chapter 13 and 13,’ Mrs. Will Cook. her deckhouse, boathouse and davits white. Music. The cabin and staterooms have been grain­ Something about our sugar, “synopsis'*, ed In oak and carpets have been laid In Mrs. N. Bailey. them, in the saloon will be exhibited a Maps and map makers, Mrs. Geer. collection of articles used and obtained by Questions in May Chautauquan answers whalemen, for example: Whalebones in June. taken by a, captain who perished in the Criticisms by class. terrible disaster of 1871. when 33 ships Class requested to meet at 7 o’clock were abandoned, with great loss of life. In sharp. ■ tho arctic regions; [Hilar bear skins, A county union of the various societies pictures of whalirt? experiences, harpoons, of Christian Ehdeavor in Barry county knives, tackle, clothing, boats, etc. The was organized under the advice of State Progress Is of 35862 tons burden, and Secretary, Stevens, of Ypsilanti, at the was built nt Westerly, It L, in 1843. Grat convention held at the Hastings Pres­ byterian church last Saturday. Mr. H. Editor of Hastings BA.xxr.n: M. Rich, of Middleville, being elected as Will you please Insert the following in president: and vice presidenL secretary your paper: and treasurer being duly elected. Both The Michigan Boanl of World’s Fair sessions, that in the afternoon and even­ Managers desire to make the following reing were fairly well attended, and the re­ reqiicst: That all exhibitors at the Mich­ ports from the various societies and the igan fairs of 1892, who are awarded first address delivered were encouragi ng and premium on grain or grass seed or grains inspiring. . and grasses in the head; with full length* stalk, (bundles pot to exceed four Inches ---------------in diameter,) contribute to the Qolnnihian Exposition four qts. each of seed nnd their Knights of Pythias Memorial Service* Saaday. exhibit in the straw or stalk. For which contribution each person will receive due Barry Lodgo N°- 43 observed memorial credit in the report of the Michigan State day in a fitting manner Sunday last The Board, and will also receive copies of such Knights assembled at Castle hall at 2:30 p. public documents, relating to the exposi­ m; and after forming In line, each member tion, as may be published for general diS’ deposited a sprig of myrtle upon the lodge trlbution. Anil farther, the exhibitor altar In memory of the deceased Brothers. furnishing the largest* varle'jr of articles, A line was next formed on State street, receiving each a first premium under tho when under charge of E. Y. Ilogle, they above head, will recelve.a premium of 330; marched to the M. E. church. Rev. W. second largest variety. 325: third largest M. Puffer delivered an able and scholarly variety, 320, and fourth largest variety, address to the Knights on the subject of •15. friendship, which was listened to with An authorized person will be present on closest attention, and which has received the last day of each fair to receive and ship the highest praise from all who heard IL the exhibit. Appropriate song* were sung by a quar­ tette, consisting of Kniglita Brice, Fowler. Any person In the State not exhibiting Dunning and Russell. After the exercises at the fairs, mnd having extra specimens of at the church, the lines were again formed, the above articles, Is eHrncstly' requested, and the Knights marebed to Riverside, to send them well boxed with freight of where they deposited on the grave of each express prepaid to the undersigned, at of the live Kuigbta buried there the sprig Jackson, Mich., and will receive therefor of myrtle and flowers. After this had the same consideration* and premiums. been done, they were formed In a circle, Premiums in this last class will be based and the memorial address delivered by upon the largest variety and best quality Philip T. Colgrove. Into his eloquent received. Should the largest display con­ words the speaker put.alt his sou), and tain less than one hundred varieties, the ll>e address was one of the most fining, premiums will be scaled in proportion. finished and eloquent that could have been The above cash premiums will be paid be­ prepared for the occasion. It waf*ma»terfore May 1st, 1893. Parties not compet­ ly. both in itself and In delivery. We ing for these last premiums need not pre­ wish it were possible to give both ad­ pay freight A card containing the follow­ dresses, but space will pot permit ing data MUST be attached to each exhibit: �h catching in the stag. Hastings Ban n e r iuiri «n to* oauK T-wnpw —man. rad small plate ghtai windows in other part* of rhe building were demolished and । many uf the young women employed iu ; the office* fainted.__ • K " 592. ■ COOK ■»o».<p«>eis™!' Didodge Bile, _ Stir up the Liver, Cure Sick-Headache, Female Ailments, Remove Disease and Promote Good Health Oh/i Ccrtred with • Trete’on A fekble Coating. Famous the world over. , ,brice want it RY II Tlie Cmtrm lioof t o.-- !-?;shtnow« CURE Sick Headache and roIlare all the troubles fnofr lr 1 M.t..r a«a»aTn aiiAh aa SICK BMdscha yet Carter'll Ultis Liver POk «• . ...__ Urer and ngutato the bowels. Rvwitttbeyaalg OBACCO is ihe BEST (Jewing HEAD "Tobacco SVer offered for ACHE ctbetr do flRQF.pLUG CARTER WEDtClNE CO.. New Yortti £TTLEA<GNEY _ * SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE 1 At the C.HANl) KAFIRS ■ I IHM- 2>our cleakr \as it Enclitx- stamp f«>r circular. Address. A. S. ‘AKlaH. Frcp’r. . ______________ ‘ BUSINESS CARDS. RS. E. H. *C. I’. 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General con'e»auclng. • I *vi"K aeoai-dct- ••■t of Abstract Book*, com­ plied from Gio Ei«« or.l«. can (' rtif-«ti complete » iru-ta. C. P. BROOKS. Clerk. I I’. DRAKE, M. D.. , Uffi'-e over noRnway*s drug store. • < ‘ffire hour* from J (o 4 p. in. Telephone, eon -ra.-itng with reahlmiet*. at Holloway’s dnw M. FJWLER.D.D. S. Office h»tyr.« a a m. to s y. tn. QMITH & COLG HOVE, O Lawyers. (Office in Union block. Hastings.) Fmetlce is all the courts of the state. I E. KENA8TON, • > .• Attorney at Ijiw, • tOver-J.R. Goodvear A Co.'« store.) . 'rMstiocsIn a:) courteof the State. Collections xro-iptiy -ttcndlng to. {? R. TIMMERMAN. Hommpathlc I’hy• • -dclaii and Surgeon. (Office over Lathrop's drug store.) AW. REAL ESTATE AND COLLECT­ ING OFFICE OF PAi.MEltroN *t Smith* Woodlaiid, Mich. C. S. PAi.MEirrnN, .1. M. Smith, Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. Wing’s Hexibls Shoe Lacings L Permit healthy circulation nnd ficc e-.mcment oi the foot. No unryms ur tjing necessary l pn.fi ruble ami durable fcr both ladies and gentlemen. All lengths, black and ru»et ; colors fur both ordinary and sporting lace shoe*, low g. rE ® Eagle trade- FKOBATE ORDER. RUtoof Michigan, county of Barry,—ta. At a s«uion of the Probate Court for the County of Harry. hol<len<il the ProUsto Office in th* City of Haitinns. in said county, on Wed­ nesday, the »th day of May.lu Ike year oe» UMncmad eight himdrwl aurf ulnely-two. Present. Charles W. Arnretrocix. Judice cf Probate. iu ure matter of tbe estate of Robert Mlsnir On reading anil tiling the petition duly verifitd. ol France* Misrer. widow of said deceased pravng that a cs tain Instrument now on file in this court purporting to tat the last will and testament of <utid Jrceami may be admitted to probate and that your petitioner may be appoint- thirtieth «!:•* nt June A. D. ME, al two "'clock n tile forenoon, be uMsgued tor the hearing of said petitioe. and that- tbe heirs at taw of said de­ ceased mid ail other persons intrreirted in Mid estate, an- re<iutr««t to nptrear nr a sessloe lenort. then to be bouu-n al the Probalt In ure cto of Masunas, in said county, rnw* KIRK D IAM0N OAF Healthful, Agruable, Cleansing. fttitS "happod Hands, Wowjuia, Buras, Etc Banoraa and. Prevents Dandruff. and circulxirii la sai«t county u WKTKSSu. Best far General Household Use Blown to ~ Kitting «»«> tao . HCiiXlLLLX 511 Thn ’ha great cabvuss canrHss canopy over orrr jlre.wig tut- wig-­ m In which will be held the National Democratic convention next week, wm turn to tatters—so utterly ruined that the . soutructors deU-rniined to have done with | it and two instead a timber roof- A num-. her of columns will be erected to aopport, the roof. It i* feared that this arraO'tv ment will impair tbe acoustics of tho | «mrbltu>»tra. bat tb.re ,« HU «W “ ; aio.il it. I Wax Bough on Telegraph Vote*. j The telephone, telegraph and electric light systems were almost totally demor- j allied. Poles and wires were torn down ■ and general havoc was caused. Poles fell | across the south aide cable tracks and to- , Lightning daned all aromnl Gol.r, ,;1u one day last week and little trail.-lr '"JSta? oXX^ia'lJ 41 H» saerned to till tire heavens. ar11.iiu.^,.1',l i^ a heavy peal of thunder that um.;c •>’ Eternity.' Center, on which t ... earth fnlrly tr. iiibh-. Tk .miy dm* was io n wiling Imh which kilCi sooa0Hn> wlsih-on to r wm. and a big 1:O;,1 .. "n Ktftand n.'Hiir ■ 1M»gr j,rr. ’ . dog mon k. Twelve of Uncle Sam’s Sailors DEMOCRAT,C WIGWAM 0AMA0ED. un^ .ud ».b.o.U. HEWING-. >eadly EXPLOSION corjucs Are > There. Some of T1 Th. E.P.«><." ............................ »•"— -CtataM........................ W « w,.a-a».r . n...™ Z"’-ma^X,'.,S>*'^^“ " moral to the Gar­ field hospital, LEONIDAS L. FOLK. where an operation was deemed the only' means of saving his life. Ho became unconscious Friday afternoon, from which condition he never rallied and *" decided not to perform the operatlon. WORK IN CONGRESS. Washington, June 14.—The senate transacted no business yesterday. After the introduction ut petitions, memorials, a few reports and fewer bills, Peffer made some remarks onym-nt bls financial measures nnd wtarfi ho had concluded tho senate adjourned. house devoted most of its session to r' • ration of measures affecting the interests of the District of Columbia. The following bills were passed among others: To prohibit the use of one-horse cars In Washington after Jan. 1, 1MB; authorizing the entry of lands chiefly val­ uable for building stone under the placer mining laws; to protect settlement rights where two or more persons settle upon tbe same subdivision of agricultural pub­ lic lands before the survey thereof. "I lh“ »fh"' Kr“ XX |» • IKo.. Jun. H.-K«l<l«n“ rf Fuascko .. . ___ Mur: . _ lol rrstenlay raomllij ullcjo were Mat ■uoek « rrpor* raMcli at 11:80 o clock bj by nt. » .h«k of v«l>qM>ra. town Ilk-' u sh’’.. rely the tbe fire Bra belta * I11" ”2 ImIMed|tttely J,rd rrara rredraJ - rtm» end • -th.eond:»lon v -• „,.,tbnt tnenj th.™ won --------------------Ora “ Zr Cirrus Tent Laid Low. I report was heard as ahflto *Xp , ' , The Renta & Sautley circus tent And mtdtately the entire navy yarn ronpoles at the corner of Twenty eighth street. roshej for the scene, and a horrible ate: and Wentworth avenue were raxed to the j ., wflju ground and the performers compelled to ; ‘ Sernc of Ghastly Havoc. seek shelter In neighboring houses. A ’ |acb presented was the number of small children were hl the tent: Th --—a bodies uf two apprcnsnd became panlrestricken. but th. at-; burned and charred bodies ‘ laches of th. show suftrecded In getting , tire seamen on^be faach W * them out in safety. the point uf explosion. Fartfar on a «r l onnd a Body In the Kuiuu .jh’.e sight met the gase. In the niiast oi Armour's elevator D, on Morgan street, the rufua and all around on the sides of was struck by lightning nnd a portion iff . wcro Mfe* ftn<l pieces of □f It destroyed. In the rnins was found . . .. scattered here and there. The the body of Chartes J. Roberta, a fireman । **., wpre tMken wj „ fast as passible who had been at work in the boiler roam, • . ftJ| were put alongside of each crushed ueder a heavy iron door. ■ *“ wOnUd twelve, with Gunner Corraet List of Casualties. Hilt Inger, of t he Boston, al the head. The correct list of casualties, fatal nnd Uu.ties Frightfully Mutilated. ytherwist, is as'follows: Killed or fatally Some were cut ip iwo.othera were minus hurt—Emms Klima, 3X J’*’"” old, daugh­ a leg or arm or bend. Twelve werWklUcd ter of Frank and Muggle Klima, crushed outright am. three were taken to ths’hos­ In wreck of house at 1335 Whipple street; pital wounded nod dying. Two of the William Losses, skull crushed by a fil­ three were the apprentices pteked up on ing stone at 500 Oakley avenue; John Lidl, the beach. The explosion had thrown skull crushed; Charles L Roberta, crushed them into tBe bny, and a boat from a m.rand suffocated beneath a failing wall of I chantmnn opposite bad __________________ rrocued the Armour elevator, three unknown men,-j crew torn guiu* u the tmoke and ruins ~ ’ T” capsized in rowboat In Lnko Michigan. crew torn g _u„ and .n*. for tbe others. The clothes skin of Injured—J. J. P. Oddi, bruised and almost the entire bodies of there two were cut; Charles H. Dowell, secretary to P. D. Armour, left ankle cut by broken gloss; | blown off. Will Never Know How It Happened. Mrs. Maggie Klima, right hip and foot i There were three magazine watchmen, badly bruised: Anna Klima, 4 years old, 1 named Collins, Burn* and Damstedt, pn daughter of the above, collar-bone broken duty In other parts of the grounds who, and right shoulder fractured; James Me- j although injured, will lira Watchman Glnu,.left leg fractured; E. Erickson, iu- ; Collins had a narrow escane. A piece of jured internally; Levering Olsen, serious­ shell glanced off tho top of bls head and ly. injured; Gustave Zearing, skull frac­ left an ugly contusion. How did II hhptured anil right arm broken; Mrs. Mar­ pen’ was the question asked by hundreds. garet Sullivan, spine injured and several ribs fractured—may prove fatal; Irene Sul­ No une can ever tell. A working party uf livan, daughter of Mrs. Marg&ret Suhl- fifteen men from the United States steam­ van, several severe cuts on the head—not er Boston whs sent down to prepare am­ munition aud fill shells for the ship. All dangerous. _________ were at work in the Alling room of the TERRIBLE CYCLONE IN ILUNOlS. magazine, under charge of Gunner Hitlinger. It is supposed that one of the party dropped o shell and that the concureiou caused «he explosion. Gunner Peoria, I1L, June IL-rMeager re­ Hlttincer’s body was found on tho roof ports of » terrible cyclone at Galva, of shell hou-w No. 1, having been blown n small village ' forty-flve miles ihrongh the roof of ahell bouse Na 2, which wai afterwards destroyed by Are. north of tho city on the line of the Beady Hands to the Rescue. Ruck Island and Peoria rcaL-hed thia city One of the first to go to the scene was Dr. late last night, From what can be Lewis, uf the Naval hospital. Notwith­ the entire village, standing now and then tho explosion of a learned almost shell, he braved tbe danger and went into which contained 2.000 people, has the midst otj it to save life if possible, but been swept away nnd' there is consider­ the explosion had tyiWhed Its work, and able lo»s of life. 'So particulars can be he founu bot o k ; <~-*-smi! of life.and this of wood nnd burned obtain'<1. ns the wires are all down, but it body, filled w it!;, i. nnd blredii g. v’- " .enn’chwl from the Is said i lint dead bodies are strewn all flumes ni d Lurrii--; to the hospital. Mrs. over the l>. McDougid, of th*- lighthouse, with her daughters Br<-k» and Currie, were early LEONIDAS POLK IS DEAD. in giving t. M-tatce tn ,lh<- wounded, bringing >. mh-.ges aud doing much that wasm-ecssarv oiilira mome|it. Almost the WASHINGTON, June 13.—Leonidas L. entire new i f th«- Boston worked hanl in the rititts., • Polk, president,of the National Farmers’ Alliance, is dead. The end came at 11:15 Among i> v'dentifled dead an-the gunner Saturday afternoon at the ' Garfield “ hos- nnd S«ntiK-i. iv.tville, Johnson, Joos and pitat, where .he Haeekic. Ha l the magazine, containing had been removed tons of cju kr-ivr-., been fin’d Vallejo would'.; la-vii .hnttorwi. It is a inir for; treatment­ acle, Ih*J:: • cio-o n» it was, that such Blood poisoning did n' ■ ■ nr. Kittinger was beyond caused by bladder doubt k:!i ! IrM-mtly. His head was trouble was thu blown from hi* l«*ly 1) ceased was ap­ cause of his de­ pointed from Pcnn-y’.vauia Oct. 2S, 1800. mise. Tlie pa­ tient had been CHICAGO IN The CYCLONE BELT. lying seriously ill dence for tbe pant ten days. The result of a consul, tatlon of physi- otf»' th" f.-w j rani ago’.' ’’■b0"1 h*,r * Th'* whrid moves. MILE3 The next instUate for this coonty will l« held during the beginning Auguat ...» Teachers should note the date in niakarrunsemrnta fur tb« fnll term of Mjliool W. >’• Ferris, of Big Rapid*, will iX the conductor, .nd he ha* the repnu­ raiHE. tion of being . hustler. The board of West Bay City inc'.lncd to make matrimony an o.rject for their teaclwre- >’<• unmarried person w 11 be employed m teacher herearter. No oid bach nor old maid newl apply. Tlie following to the report ot district No 11. Irving: Number of scholars en­ rolled 30, average daily aitenilance 25. number neither tardy or absent d, number not absent 7, number not tanly 3L FJIxa Glrvhi, teacher. t onfanion, Hy». DMW, O|>inin No. 2 Hiltimore: Number of pupil- en­ rolled 80. number of days taught 10, aver­ age daily attendance W: names of pupils nut abaenl or tardy during the in.mth, Etta Eaton. Lnrah Garn. Hattie I armur, lA>yd Eaton. Henry Bldlemsn , Lewis Ea­ ton and Ernrait Gregory. , Almira Craig, teacher. No. 1 Barry: Roport for two months: Report for Ut month—Number of days taught SO. number of pupils enrolled :n>, average daliy attendance 20.1. number of pnplb not absent nor tardy 11. number of pupils not tardy 27. number tardy mark-. 4. Report 2nd month—Number of days taught 30, number of pupils enrolled :u>, average daily attendance 30.3. pupib i ol absent nor tar«*y 5. pupils not tanly 29. number of tardy marks 11. Flora McCallum, teacher. ■gawjjpjdhp u»ui b. storaure nervine; ho Is now ■ Dr. MIIm' Medical Co..Elkhan,lr>c. TBIAX BOTTLE FREE. PROBATE ORDER State of Mb-bitan. ('•-unty of Harn v. A1 a Me.-Io.i of lire Proliate Court for the County of Harry. boi-ten al ibe iTMintra .1. tbe City Hastings, tn said county; on Natur.’ . <Uy lire :<tb <Uy of May, In the u8e ii>ne«»: d etaht UundmJ and ninety t«o f*re*«-ul, Cbarlei W. Arnutrotra, Ju.L-e of On trading "«»d flHnz tire pclltl m. duh- T^r|. Act. 01 James F. Head, admlnhtn.i.ir ;>( nlale.praylng for rMsms In »a|<i iMNition ur forth, that hr maytre l|rr.u<wd t<> -eij tu- resl Numtier 3 Yankee Springs:, Enrolled estate of said drecai>e<i aa iu .aid petition 'de­ scribed. 23, average attendance 15. not absent 7, Thereupon It is ordered, that Thursday tire 18th day of Jtmc.A.D.. intj „t t*n i> dirk in not tardy 15. tn* forenoon. t>e aMtined fur tbe b« arti..> of said Louie Hall, teacher. petition and th al tbe heir* at taw -1 odd dr(Original.) We have a baby that will Idkh at me when I get home from school iighU. She has a rubber rattle box. a Idgh-ebalr and a bell. She Is a good baby when she la well. She likes to have me play with her. She thinks she Is a big glH but .7- sht\‘ Is not ,o , a Mary 2_ Durham very big one. K_... _ was up __ ‘to see her Saturday. • Bert 1»4 Hyde, age 7 year*. Sd grade. Penmanship very good—Com. y Mdd court, then to Ih- Imltfrn at the ProtatfepfBee. in the City of Ha»Ut>KS, in said tsddutj. ar.d show cause. If any there be. why toe prayer of the petitioner may not be granted Ana Ills further ordered, that ssl.l re-ntl'>nt r sire potter to the penults lutrn-sted In said r;t.tji-,- cf the penderey of said petition ami the hearing thereof by causing a copy of itis nnter to he pmiii.hed Iu tbe HiHlmtv Ba>>: a ue«> pai-r pr.ntetl «n.t eir-tl i ! [urrv.oore in wh »rA Jude* (A!rue copy.) From number 8, Assyria. Myrtle Tuck­ PROBATE ORD KU. erman, teacher. Penmanship fair. Rate of Michigan. County ..f ttarr- V-. i . At a seston «>f the Probate (- fhAj . FLYlNti KITE. County of Ham-, hohten at tbe » r> i.xt.- office, There are four boys and one girl, the in the city of Ifa-dinn. In s--l«t •euutr jn girl is rolling her hoop. Tem is tiring his WrdneMav. lb-23 h oxy •>! M i . tn. lhejrar UmmimukI clgtitb humlr>-<1 am: nir.ily t »•>. kite, and the girl has long hair hanging one Present. Chartca W. Artnstroni:. JuUir of down her back. The girl's name is May. ■ In the matter of tbe estate of E.i.'a I tair.aru 1 see two fences and some trees Cau you see a ehurcli'.’ 1 cnn. Then- Is a boy sit­ dreraitetl. and the [-roving of beir’I:i;< vf ting down. The girl has some bouses. Laura W-e-ds, agv 0, 2d grade. dated Out cre-w-d. praying L r­ u-lrt dvteran order or decree - <iih-i* t ]U .4 »«a mining * no arc or ««<e tl ht HBOL'I <J C J J tTJEf.. drcrAked Mild eulll.v ' : • i> their respective oghts Thereupon it is urd- r.-1. The I’ r.lCHl ul.-.rve Vivi that ih-a* ar<- । g«- -• Ht*ny in ilu< * elnby wt-» ought and bat the L; 'r» t law to uim’u ... .|.-dl o«r.; ikal'tulr. pctl ■41 • .her per***.' , , . re ‘nqul"ii to st-, • brale said • o rt. t .on ’ • hohiru office ; i t .e c.., ' tiMtinx... , o e ave,uato tan '' Royal lliar and wife, of Ionia county ands .Bd Of th • -r- itioner limy ti- ti­ were not feeling well one day last week lt Is ft .: - ordered, that - -id and sent their wm to purchase some qui­ notice t • -he perw®si'. eUi> nine. Alter the son returned Mr. 11. took of the j>*1 4en<y of Ing therc • byec i.to :..*copy •< t a' large d-rae. and Mrs. H. n smsltei uiie. pnoltal -r tn ti. - ’’ ,vr;.v<:* it. <’cb.uiated ■They soon commenced to feel funny and a gaperj-b doctor arrived just in time to pump the poison out of their systems and save their lives. They had taken morphine. A Manton pastor pn-achul thereon Sun­ day morning, and h d .Sunday school after services. After that he preformed n mar­ riage er;vmony and then drove six miles and a half and again preaclicd at 2 o’clock. At 4 Me delivered attoiii-r discourse at a CntOAOO. June 14.—A small size*! tor­ place three miles anil n half distant, and organized « mission and a Sunday school. nado raged in this city between 3 and 4 Then be diuv*home again, preaelted still o’clock yesterday afternoon. The rainfall another senuon in the evening and attend­ was terrific, the flood of water in many ed class meeting after service. To do this places being so dense that it was impos­ he went without any dinner and supper; sible to ere n building across the width of a and still there are those who claim a min­ street. A one-storey brick cottage at 133G ister has no soft snap. Whipple street was totally destroyed by Three tramps were recently arrested In the storm, and its three inmate, Mrs. Kent county and taken to the atune-plle, Frank Klima and her two children— commonly known as a jaiL They were let buried beneath the ruins. The cottage out into a yard used for the purpose of (stood directly In the path of the storm breaking stone. They pried off a couple and hardly one brick was left upon an of boards and escaped, though all but one wen- captured later on. » other. Kilted a Ltiti«i Child. The county officials of Kent county are When tbe storm camo up Mrs. Klima as happy as clams in high water. They became frightened and made preparations have been informed by the building com­ to start for a place of safety, Before the mittee to Itegin moving their paraphernalia three got out tbe building collapsed and a Into tbe new court house Monday, June 26. heavy timber fell upon Mrs. Klima's Court will be adjourned during the time 2-yeor-old child Anna and killed her in­ of moving, aud it is expected that they will stantly. Mrs. Klima and Emma. 4 years all be comfortably quartered by July 4th. old, were injured, but not seriously. The Michigan Central has had some ter­ BmI and Thrat* lien Dl*appenr. Twenty minutes before the storm broke rible accidents at-Us crossing in Kalama­ forth a Loa: with three men in it was no­ zoo that have resulted In Iom of life, and ticed ou an almost even line with the south for which it had to pay heavy damages. pier about five miles oQt In the lake. After To guard against further damages at this the storm had paaseil the take was swept place. It recently examined all of Its flag­ men, gatemen and switch tenders as to to the horizon with long distance glasses but no trace of the craft could be men .their sight, hearing etc. and also as to their There seems to be but little doubt that Ability to read and write. All who did pot the three men lost their lives. pass satisfactorily were dismissed. The present management of the Grand A portion of a brick building being erreted at 5(» South Oakley avenue blew Rapids hydraulic company has been susdown, burying Gustave Zearing, a car­ talnedon amotion fora receiver made In THE DEATH RECORD. penter. in the debris. Zearing’s akull was tue United States circuit-court there be­ fore Judge Severens, who denied the JUDOE Frank L. Gilson of th«j Wiscon­ fractured and his right arm was broken It is thought that he will die from bls in­ motion of the American Loan & Trust sin supreme court, at Milwaukee. company of Boston, asking for a receiver David Kells, one of the oldest printers juries. alter a full lieartng. Over 5600.000 of of New York. --------------- niBUOWt. rfAMCEL B. Mouse, well-known banker, The full force of the wind struck the b.-nds from New York. Boston aud I’hllaat Chicago. "«*«-*-»n»'o<U» Hom. Imuran™ ib iphla were represented In opposition to The water works of Grand Gkoiioe F. Gbjcex, inventor of tho elec­ bulidhig, occupied by tho Colon SoUonnl a receiver; bank, and blew in three large plate glare H .plds were Involved In the application. tric street car, at Kalamazoo, Mich. George Dter, prominent bwdnMa man windows. So terrific was the shock that El* result is a victory for the bond hold­ j-T- --—— ...» uvuuj New York. Philadelphia. Boston, u - P1*^* wore «»nted bodily>uvuvue,oanx, IntothKhank I of Milwaukee. tlllflr-.I half way www acrons .1-. __ • • - ‘ IurtJonl and other eastern cities who have countinjr-ruom Captain Ewing, brevet major, at Win- hurled , ' ------ -•"* — -v— the v-uuunag-room and .haltered <**•« Into fragments upon the ! :n .'ested in the private company’s water desks aud fixtures. i vorks bonds of Grand Rapids. Dr. G. R Walk HR, one of Chicago’s wed-knowB^bysiclan-v • Powers’ Opera, bouse. Grand Rapids’ John C. Rite, widely known contractor Was Btrtrek tiL 7L • "'Puiar P'«« or amtuament, waa uisiroyeu and ballder, at Elgin, Illa. BllL "*«““* °« I ■) «" Satanta, attemoon. An emptoyw and ta win 'S' 1 /Til"4"lte whOT tt“ **" plp~ JAMU K. smuu. lor forty tfa. I.L. city surveyor of New York. ortwo at L 2?i>I plo«^ “»■ “J? fro“ PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan.Count) of Ita.iy At a session of the rrobsre • • or the eounty of Barry, holdcn m tire 1 r- i-.-te11 tbe city of Hastings, in said county, od V day. the SMh dav of May. in th-’ H tliQusaadulittit hundred and aiueti iwv. Present, Cttaries W.Armstrong. Jt' Probate. , lr tire matternf the estate ' Cribb, (h'-cas-'J. ’J on reading aud filing the petition. - j’ • ■ • • tied, of George II. Crabb, sou <>t >.c-i • - < ■ praying that a certain instrument il!<M . urn [ eourt. purporting to be the ta>: "' ■» *’’’J rneutaf said deceased mav treadmi..H i bale, anti that said petitioner may i-’m;’i" '’’rj executor of said will or some other miiudic ^Ttrereupon It is'ordrml. that Stad day of June. A- D.. l-etf x* i-m.otto* in the forenoon, be assigned lor th- - •■arms said petition, and t list tbe heirs at ta* of said deceived and all other persons inten -te-i tn . estate, arc required to auire.r m of said court then to be hpldcu m the 1 Office, tn the eftv of Hastings, and show canse. If any there be,«■'> 1 ’ ’VSl to7^ndeneyKld‘Smi'.m Md thereof by causing a copy of this ortre. to re published in the-f&stiMS BANNr.it. s ne’RP®: per printed aud circulated tn -oi-l c-« barrV. once tn each week for ||m weeks prevtoua Judge of liofsie. (A true copy.) PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan. County of Barn -*■ h Ati session of tbe Probate । <-<>rt io< Cm'y oJ Bmtt. Coldra u 1I» the City of Hastings, in said coun ’ y. •* SI tbe i«h dSy of May. in J*" (“’ne thousand eight hundred and utnri .„ 0{ ftZSrt. Airies w Artestnre.. Ju«U» Pkilthematter nt tbeestateol «ecd» 5 ■USL said deceased be admitted ’‘’ l ™;Lif % jo administration of said estate bn >rn Rater M. Nyr. theeieeutrix inynid win na«"~ or io some other suitable the Thereupon itjI*entered.»>*» "y , „ ,.lrt 18th day of June. A. D. .l ol fathefttjaocmbe asMgni.it for , • t Mid petition andthat the hrir'-‘!', la deceased and »n rtber pel*। ■ rMlon *aM estate, are reuuirctt t» ai'l >.'■ .. ,..:i!c»fnt said court, then U be boMen at h- W ■n. in lire City of Hastings. U mH ‘ .„hy reaateS: And It to further J^TJjSS tings BANJtKjt. a newspaper primerata d.y «r Mfll w. iwgiegi, judge »f ITowW- �For -tlie Season of 1892. THE ZET A STIZETGI-S ENGINE AND IRON WORKS Will keep in stock the following lines of - . THRESHERS : SUPPLIES : OF : ALL : KINDS I * ' * ■ Rubber Sheet Packing, Hemp Packing, Packing, Asbestos and Eureka Pack­ ing, all sizes, Pumps, Etc., Etc. Cleveland High Grade Guaranteed Rubber Thresh-1Asbestos ing Belts. Gandy Stitched Canvass Belts. Leather Beltins:, all sizes. Best Grades of Cylinders, Machine and Oil Lard Oil. Best Quality Rawhide Lace Leather. 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Insure* hi. arreptenoa THE TENTH NATIONAL CONVENTION A Vigorous F«bt Ended in a Triumph for the President—Details of the Conflict. young nndardeat leader whose light ha» dai*h<*d iu cuuntlttsa battles, and that hto youth could be renewed like Uw eagle’s. Experience, how­ ever. Mr. Chairman, comes only witiyripcniag years, aud though time has tinged hl* hair with white the same unconquerable will and lofty patriotism still dominates hl* liein?. The years of struggle In ;>qblic service hare left their impmw. Imt he still stands, to u> whe love him. the em’widituent of ull. that is bright- mellowed and brightened by tho creeping Isuurs of time we thank God that he to still able nnd oqui;>pvd to give tbo people ’if the state* an zadminfc»tratioa which shall not only protect Struggle Over Its Report—First Blood for onrowucitirena.bat looking beyond tbec-mfine; the Harnaon Men-Adoption of the Plat- uf onr own byrdnea shall embrace tiu well being of all Americana. EnthustaJm on Both Sides-Wolcott Speaks tory is at hand wo turn to tbe intrepid leader wb-> has shapiMl for this party the policy Depew for Harrison- The Vote in Detail­ which ba- lifted it above tbe danger of further Closing Session and Nomination of Edilor McKinley Made Permanent Chairman.Fassett Holding the Post Until Organisation—A .MtNXEAPOIJS, June 11. — Harrison’s friends were right. .They had the votes, and the president "got tbere" yesterday afternoon with Both feet, and on tho first ballot hla vote being about fifteen greater than the astute^luhn C. New and “Ding” Joues and others of his managers have to joltaw and not to lead, and who ask only to U’j|r their share of the burden and defeat of the day. h? stands our Ideal—«>ur Inspiration. His narm* la engraved on all our hearts lit liv- publican who will not fellow where he lcad>*Wltb loving fait band trust that Providence will long ajwre him to- a people whore grateful homage ho has earned, am! whose a ffcctloaate devotion ho imtaii*!.-*, we ;-l'w!g-» our unfaltering and loyal impport to James <1. Blaine. Tbe close of his speech was • marked by a *CT-ne.of enthusiasm that has never been surpus*e>! in any convention. , Seconding speeches were made by W. E. M<>lli»ou. coldre-l, uf Mi*»iiu*ippi; Warner Miller. New York, and Downing, of Wy­ oming. The tariff, tinkered with and trifled with to lb.!serious disturbance »f trade ant disaster to business since th. days of Washington, has been courageously embodie-J into a codc-a end. which baa preserved th* principle of pro­ tection of American Industrie*. Tn it Bas farturer* the markets of other countries The navy has been built upon lines which will protact American citizen am! American Interest and the American flag all orwr the w-n-ld. The public debt ha* been redueyd. The maturing bunds have been paid off. The public credit baa been malntalnad. The bur­ dens of taxation have been lightened. Two hundred million* of currency have been added to the peopled money wlthmit disturbance of the exchange*. Unexampled pro*i«rity has crowned wise law* and tbeir wise a-lmlnlstra lion. Tbe main question which divides ns to, to whom does tbe credit of all this belong? Orators may stand upon this platform, more able and more eloquent than I, who will paint In more brilliant cjlora. but they cannot put in more earn<^it tl ought, tbe affection and ad­ miration of Republicans for our dUtingnlsbed ■wcrcterj’ of I yi»M ,o no Rvpubhv*0no matter from what state he halls, in admlratlou and respect for John Sherman, for Govsrnor McKinley, for Ttknnas H- Iteed. for lows'* great son. for the favorites of Illinois. Wisconrin aud Michigan. But when 1 am told that the credit for the brilliant diplomacy of this administration be­ longs exclusively to tbe secretary of state, for the administration of Ita finances to the sec­ retary ut tho treasury, for tlie construction of Its ships to the secretary of tho navy, for tho Introduction of American pork In Europe to the MicreUry of agriculture, for the aettlmeut. to far as It is settled, of the currency question to John Sherman' for the formulation of tbe tariff law to Governor McKinh-y. for tha re­ moval of the restriction* placed by foreign na­ tions upon the introduction of American pork to our ministers at Ibiria and Berlin. 1 am tempted to seriously ii»|tiiro who during the last four years has Inmid prcddcnt of tbe United State*. Anyhow. The MX-rotary of state, in accepting bis f*>rtfoltounder I*re*:dent Garfield, wrote: “Your administration mu»t txt made bril Han I ly suec***ful and strong in the confidence nnd pride of the*people, not at all diverting Its energies for rewlectluo. and yet compelling that result by the logic of events and by the imperious n.-cosallles of tbe situation.’’ Garfield foil be-' fore the bullet of the as&aysin and Mr. Blaine DEPEW. NOMINATES HARRISON. HEX JAMS’ HAIUUSOX. claimed forhim. There were MSI 6 for Hat> rison 182 M for Blaine, 183 for McKinley. 4 for Tom Rcc*l and I for Bob Lincoln. The 182 for McKinley was tbe lost effort of the president's opponents to start a stampede that would nominate some other man. The late work of the previous night made the delegates tardy in .assembling yesterday morning, and blower getting ready for work; btaidra, there were a numI mt of conferences in progress on the flour —on the ohoslilai to mske some sort of combination that would defeat Harrison, nnd on the other to meet everything in this line that might develop. The Harri­ son men were very vigilant. They had the watch set everywihere ami were on tbe qui rive In fact “The moon and I nra very wide a wake," was their song. But the rnp of Chairman McKinley’s gavel brought the delegates to attention and aa aoon as silence was secured Jtev. \Tayland Hoyt did the chaplain’s duty. The prayer was Concluded nt l.:iO and I iu med lately afterward the chairman an­ nounced that tbe friends of tho minority reports on credentials would rjiake no further contest, but permit the commit­ tee reports to go through In toto without using up more time. Thia was cheered nnd the bnslnem was settled by acclama­ tion. So the convention had reached what it wAa there for; and. tl\o chair an­ nounced that nominations Were in order. Michigan delegate* asked that the nomi­ nating speech*** be |»u*tponi*<l for fifteen minutes while they retired ■ for consulta­ tion. This wna granted and tbe delega­ tion evidently decided not to present Alger’* name. While the delegation was consulting Mrs. J. Ellen Foster entertained the con­ vention with a speech in favor of reform outside of party lines. The delegation re­ turning, the order of business was re­ sumed'. ' THE MAINE MAN NAMED. The was no response until Colorado was reached, when Senator Wolcott rose and when hischcering friends had quieted down proceed** i ns follows: MR. CttAIIUfAM AJ*t> GSNTf.r.MAX Or THE CoffVKK’niiS: The Republican* uf -the west romrtim*** differ with the Republicans of the earn as to what is wanted. Oa this occasion there 1* a remarkable difference between the gonutnv Republican* of the west and tlie genu­ ine Republicans nt the east ns to who to needed. The western Republicans know the man they want, and his name is Blalae. (Sixty seconds of cheering.! The greatest American now Ur­ ias suffered defeat eight years ago because the and to nresoat to our uncrowned leader the pledge of onr unswerving dfWotlon and the Asnranre of a victoryiu Noremlxtr |tornado of npp’tattari that will olditerat** in his huart and ours the memory of peat defeat. Th«W i-t prartlrally an agreement among the d*4egat*« of this convention, oertrinly among the delegate* whiwopinion ahisild be follow*.**!, the delegate* from tbe Republican Mates, as to who uur leader shall be. and that expremion would today rewire almost unanimous voice were it not for a mistaken feeling among some uf our asaociatra that tho bestowal uf office is a personal sift. The welfare of our beloved Krty. Mr. Chairman, is of infinitely greater portanee than tha nomination nr rli*dicat!on , of any perron within our rank.*, and when th* rull of statwia called I behove it will be remt-mlx’red *J>at the obligations-of the office an* repaid roloiy by a faithful jHwformance of the duticn. and that tsanhuod and Independence are nr* Iro-terw! among ipxid men for tha eraolnmenb* and boom of pqbUc elation. Our candhiate. Mr. Chairman, has never !>een America tosrtljtr In bumia of vitod him to take up that unfinished diploma­ tic career where it* threads bad been so trag­ ically broken. He entered the cablnst. Ila resumed hi* work and has won a higher place -in our history. Tbo prophecy ho made for \\ lien Indiana was reached Colonel K. Garfield has been superbly fulfilled by Presi­ W. Thompson, the 83-year-old veteran, in dent Harrison. In the language of Mr. Blaine. a brief speech, named “the warrior-states­ "The prrsi’l nt Las compelled » re-election by the loaic uf ewnta and tfio imperious neceaalman—Benjamin Harrison"—as a sort of tie* of tbe situation.” preface to Depew’s speech, and then De­ Ttc man wuo I* Dominated here today pew prose amid a whirlwind of enthnsi- must carry n certain witU*known numtwr of the doubtful Mateu. Patrick Henry. In the a*tn. He wild: M:<. PuKsttiEirr amd G x.vh.e»>:x of tbe convention wl»‘cb started rolling the ball of (V>svextpix—It is the i-wuliaelty of Ke- the independence of tbe eolon'.e* fn>m Great PRjblkaa national conventions that each one lirJtatn. i^ikl: "1 have but one lamp by which of them tad a dUtinct and intsnvting history. my.tert ore auided. nnd that to the lamp of We are here to mret conditions and solve prob­ experience. I know of no W*y of Judging of lems which make ths Gathering not only tai the future bqt by the tuu*t." New York waa except I >n tu tlie rule tut substantially a new carrial in lx*' by General Garfield, and in departure- That there should Im strong con- every ’Important election nIdcv that time wo have don ’ onr liest. Wn have put forward our to preferences and pollcio* I* char­ ablc»ti. uur mot.i popular, our moat brilliant acteristic of the rights of indlviduU leaders for goveradr and state officers, to suffer Judgment which vhich to tbo fundamental c*-n»taot detest. princtple of Republicanism. There have burn, The r».»lr llgal which Illumine* as the sun of occasions whan th* result was *u sure that tbe hope thedara record of those twelve fears to delegate* coul I freely indulge In tbe charm­ tile fart that in i'VW the stalo of New York was lug privilege of favoritism and .*f friendship, triumphantly carried by Presidru' Harri**>a. llut tho sit nation which now confronts ns de­ He carried it then as a gallant m>) Her. a ^‘iae mands the exercise <>f dispassionate Judgment senator, a statesman wuo inspired confidenco and our beat thought ami experience. Wo by bIs public utU-ranves in daily speeches from caunot venture oa uncertain ground <>r en­ the cotntnenretnent Xt tbeeauv*.** to it* close. counter obstacles placed in tbo pathway of He still ba* all tb*Me claim*.and In addition, an adminblration beyond criticism, and rich ■ucc<*»s by onrselrr*. The Democratic party^to now divided, but with tb« elmicntsof popularity with which to the hope of the po*seaslon of power once more carry Naw York again. By the grand recurd of a wise and popular adwill ixako it in the final Irnttle more aggres­ sive. determined and uu-tcrupulnu* tba-.i ever n>ini*trati’>n.by the strength gained In frequent It start* with fifteen states se.-ure without an contact with tlie people, in wonderful versatile and felicitous speech, by tbe claim., of spurt* popular government, and if continued long life in public and in the simplicity of atypical enough will paralyse institutions founded upon American houio, I nominate Benjamin Har­ popular suffrage. It has to win fonr more rison. A tremendous demoq>(.rntlon followed states in a fair light, states which In tho "" vocabnlnr'v of pnlitti s. ar*’ dcrromlnatod donbt IX-pew'M speech. ful. Tha Republican party must Appeal to the -^Senator Spoonrc^-Ouid Bruno Fink, of rnnsritnee and th’* judgment or tint individual wTiO'utp'in, M-cusfilud Harrison’s tiotuiuavoter in every state in the union. This is in lion. . accordance with tue principles ujion which it w*» founded, and the objects for which it con­ THE FIGHT OVER AND WON. , tends. It has acroptcd this to*ue before and fought it out with an extraordinary continu­ ance of sucres*. The Conditions of Republican victory from IW Jo 1M> were <-reatcd by Tbe nomination ■peechre having been Abrahnm Lise oln-and UlyascsH. (mint. They were, that the tavrd republic should concluded, Sewell of New Jersey moved be run by Its saviors: they were th.* ctuancl- that tho convention proceed to ballot. I-ution of the slave*, the reconstructiuu of the Thu motion carried and amid ati inipreato destroy tbe republic back Inta the fold, sivo bnsh the chair announced that the vritlmut penalties or punishment*, and to an delegations would now answer the call of equal st are with tboec w);u l ad (oauht fur and savrd the nation, in the tolcmn obligations the roll on nomination for president of the and inestimable privilege of American citi- l'nite<| Stntea. A* the states answered zensbip. They were the t-tnb.xliment into tho tlie chtcra broke out first on one side aud constitution of the principle* for which then oh tbe other, and it may be said that itiiof men ha i fought and 201<W had died. the cunventioti was n continuous direr They w ere the restoration of pub ic credit, tbe during the call, only broken to hear what re*u:npt on of specie payments and tbe-prw- the delegation chairmen raid. ln-rou* i-bnditi'tn of solvent trainesi. Mrat and Only Bull.it In Detail. . For tw iiuty-five years there were Unmet with Thu koje of the District of Columbia wax which luioajurv. and events fresh-iu the pub­ lic mind which wore eloquent with popular the lw*t—Harrison, 3. The clerks pro­ cnthuslMm. it needed lltth* else that* a re­ ceeded-to foot up tbe totals and prepare the cital uf the (tlorio-.M story of its hero*** and a official vote, while tbe convention srttletl statement of the achievements of tbe Repub­ itself and the delegates kept up a murmur lican party to retain the confidence uf tbe peo­ of conwraation. The vote was announced ple. But from the desire for change which i» eharact'.’rUtlcof free government*, there came a reversal, there came a check to thw progre*» of tbe Republlranparty wad f.»ur year* ofDemocratic administration. Thes** four years largely relcgat.-d to the realm* of history past iiwu.is and brought us face to fare with what Democracy, it* prufraiiiKU and Ils pim-tlcea Aiatmioa. mean today. The great name* which adorned tlie roll nf Repnblii-an state«m.*n and soldier* are -till potent and popular. Tha greit measure* of the Republican party are still the bait of the history nt the century. Tho unequalod nnd unexampled story of Republicanism in its promise* and in ite achievements stands unique in tho record of partie* In government* whi h arc tree. But wo live la practical times, facing practical issues which affect the Intdnev.. tbo wages, tbe labor, and U>e prospcrity of today. The cniupahprWlll belTon or lost, not upon the hsd-recurd ofJames K. I’oU. or ut Franzlin I'lcree. or of Jam™* ]luchana>i; nnt u;.on the good record of Lincoln, ur ot Grant, or of Arthur, or of Hayes, or of Gar­ field. ' . It will bo w*m or lost upon tbe policy, fortign and domestic, the industrial measures aud tbe adraicktratire acts of the administration nf Ikrnjamiu Harr.son. Whoever receives tho nomination of thia convention will ruu upon tbo Juilgmeot :>f the people a* to whether they have been more prosperous and-liappy. wheth­ er the country has been iu a better condition at home, an! stood mono honorable abroad under thero last four years nt Harrison nad Republlran administration, than during tho I rucctl Ing fonr year* «it Cleveland sad Demo­ cratic government. Nut »lneuTui>ma.i Jefferson luu aay admin­ istration bren called upon to face and roivo so many or such difficult problem* a* those which have been exigent in our condition*. No ndmlnUtra:loa ainco the organization of' the government has met difflcnltio* better ar more to tho satldactiaa of the American people. Chili luu* bran taught that, no matter bow email :hc antagonist, to community can with safety Insult tbe dag or murder American saltan*. Germany and Kngland have learned c»lura*h>. . Driawsre... Idaho..'J. 11 bn .i»....... ln<U*na... low*......... Kenttick). Ixidtatal a . Maine . . Mary.aud.. ’ MaaaacUua* Mirhtaau . Minnerota. MimiselDpi. M’aaonrl... Montana . Net>ra«ka. ’ . N’ew’Hamjabire’ SECOND DAY’S PROCEEDINGS. IT?» SH 1 Virginia "".".7 Wa»btugton. . West Viralata. tt toroesiu. Wyoming. Oklahoma.. Indian Territory Idea of tariff reform, and S7.^«nn* MlSkuroui, Jun. 0—Tbe wrond m •lonot tb. Siuloiml KepubUron ronvtu. ” “*' “ U,“ nr” Btap Kblppl.wrtueb.pmn, A b,nj„,„, rav.1. Hurt, ot wood from tb. ta, homestead in Nebraska, was ures>>n-Mi h. Hun. I. E. Wrtket. „*! tatSS”^ tatflll, InUld wiu, dm .na w„ mwfullT rmlvrt br cb.lrtn.n tawt. ta‘X“ “*V1 c’*d,n”'*1* “k«l fur- b. m.J. brfur. tod.y. Tb. eommluro on orjuulwlun roportrt WlllUm SUK.nk, for penuanen* chairman. ' nuc-llfy. Other BudueM of tbo saaaioa- During the roll-call Cannon demanded ft poll of his state's vote and loat one vote thereby, the alternate doing the voting. Indiana’s plump nf 80 votes for Harrison was greeted w ith applause, A. colored nnti-Harriaon alternate wanted to vote in the place < f an absent delegate from New Jersey, the absebt man being for Har­ rison, but ha was ruled out aud a Harri­ son vote wra saved. The votes of Ohio and Pennsylvania were loudly cheered. lhe vote was finally completed aud while it was being footed. Quay. Cogg*"■*•11 and otbera stood anxiously in front of the clerk a deak. When the vote waa announced there was a dead silence as the chairman said: ‘The aye* are <33U.” but when he said ’’and the nnys are 4fi3'-<" tbe announcement of the half did not reach the convention’s ears, for it burst rwie*r<!1 *«<iQ and again while delegatea atood up waving their hate. J*1;*** O’Briea cried Thri cheer* for Hairixiu” and the Harrison men cheered again. ' 1 h' P"mtmirot mx.mu. "*“ c*11 *••«•*’ Behring sen qseat ion. which was tb* Insur­ until on tb. n>«. xcKlnl.y «pp.«red. OKrnrUd by Sntxmre District oi < o*nt Totals.. er* for Lincoln. .tax taU.il> HmtUoi, tahw'nLtai Following is the text cf the national Re­ publican platform: to. Unit­ vention cn tha shore* cf the JffissUippj vJI the ovnrlrating b*jti<! of xn icdwftn;, t|t ■ public whan tno*l glorious rimp-.-r nf tj-'— b th. mort .t th. H.pobl!rar. p.,t,. o< tb. coninri. w,'h , D-..r!m tbe r«~* th. £ modifications and the report was cheered ulate th*ir countrywor. qn the mah-dit r-Treh nnsldent wu «xed upon br th. New ac<! mlnpU* Tb. molalltm* °f tk-“J1”- “ta «“ tau-t.lu. Yorker, by common “Meek Th. eon ukad runb«r Um*, wblcb w«* urnntml tort principle* of our platform uf |*-. . .rollon met nt «:B o'clock. .nd J”" I"* rated by victory »t tho polls and pn-r, Th. roll im. cn>l«l our fields, workshop* and min-*. Mtetl n.ujte nominated Whitelaw Reid for vice P"*1 trom.n nnd *>»r *er* lot following declaration of prinrlpk*. them CUckron. SUbnn. mid S “ dAlietter from the New York Typog«*P*»We reaffirm th» doctrine of pr*.t*vt!e* w St. Lonln, wbo inkw Fill./ * pine)- *»• call attentiou to Its growth abroad WUunL. rncrou. riolutlon. mid pmlUtm. «cc np- tain tost tbe pn>sp*roai condition <.* . • mainroan. mule the tho Tri Tri* supportto Rcldaahe bad made pripri.tcly rer.md *“d rb“ r.n,‘^1 ° popped that pomi.mlnn. -d. In «d«. that all articles which <-£nnot l» r-r..|-, Jjl. But ht«u c..mct«l-m lb. the United State*, except luxuri.**, *u . u.j । ud rroolutloM commlttro nro«t tat re­ admitted free of duty, and that»!, -mi,-'ir. port. The convention then adjourned for coming into compctiuji with the pro-lii *, American labor there should l» d*ti««lto.-ted the day. _________ _ equal to tho difference betwrou wa/.., j!,. A,5 rght over credentials. and at Uuma Wo assert that th** manufactured articles of general < c -. -.q have Ijeeu reduced under the opera* ,« m,, tariff act of IBM? We d-.tiounre tta* r-S^na of tho Democratic majority of the ln»u»d* i ,jo. MixNEAPOUS, June 10.—Little time was occupied by the morning aaraion of tho ore, act! we oak the penpie for the*: n: National Repub- . tboroun. lican convention. W» point to the success of the R. -. .-J;. -The facts that the poltay of reciprocity under which exp.rt trade has rratly increased and new sad -rhr^i credentials com­ tnarkot* have b.x-n opened tor tbe ptudtatt ut mittee was not our farm* and workshop*. W** remind the u-J. plo of tbr Utter opptadtiun of the U-m - rst-ja u d that abso­ claim that, executed byBBmmblk an vtatai*. lutely no business tratiua. uur present laws will eveutr. dlr Er* could be done us cuetrd of the trade of th* wurkl. ’ " under tbe rules; Tho Amerirtn people, from tradition and iatere*rt favor Umutallimu. and th.- RepeLHnui until that com­ party demands the um > of botli gidil and Miter mittee was ready, WHITELAW ncID. a* standard munvy. with meh revtrlt t:-u. it4 under such provisions, to be determined by huneoniceauuion office- Ex-Speaker Reed were sufficient eomparisuu of the value*of the tv > was named by some eoutiiern delegates, reason for a quick that the purchasing aud debt-payi:-.g ;*«»rrof but trithdrawn on therequeat of tbe Maine adj ournment. the dollar, whether of silver, gold or ]..»>*r. delegation. Reid waa nominated by ac­ Bev. Dr. Brush WH.UAM M’KISLEY. shall ba at ail tlmra equal. Tlie latere-h. of clamation and after paving the usual was the chaplain of tbe day and It the producers of the country, its tana-:, and votes of lhanks and naming the notifica­ wra 1U0 before he arose to offer prayer. its workingmen, demands that even 4 liar iu..a.i f.s....___ _ __ tion committee*. MpKlnley being put at That concluded. Chairman Cogswell, tbe bead of the one to notlfly the presi­ of the credentials committee. on dent, tbo Tenth National Republican con­ being Calio) ti;»on for n report stated that government to ancure an intenuti- ■:. d ufer vention adjourned sine die. his committee was working a* rapidly as eace to adopt such myosun* a* will insure a possible and would be ready to report at 8 parity nt value between gold and direr Cr use OPENING OF THE CONVENTION. as money throughout the world We denuuid that every citizen cf tl’.c Veiled use- fr.» and -Ja. Sewell of New Jersey moved n reccw to Status shall 1* allowed to restricted ballot in all puWi - <-k<cti ’n<. bud MiXXEAlxiLJA, June 8.—As Hev. Dr. Bp. m., and it wh* carried. At the hour lhat such Imllot shall !»» ronnied and returmS named tbe convention met again. 3ru»b, chancellor of the University of An interesting announcement was made South Dakota, rose immediately after the gavel fell, the In the convention speaker being Chauncey Depew, wbo Mid black, thi* sorereixn right, guaract- • i,y tlJ hall yesterday at that Colonel IL W. Thompson, of Indiana, cooxtltutiun. the free and huoert popular hab *he 12:30 p. m. every' was 83 years old. Some felicitous speeches lot; tbe just and equal repre<wi.t*ti <u . * psopl ■ aa wql! a* the Jum and equal pn t-x-lm delegate arose with by Colonel “Dick" and Depew followed. under tbo las-* is the foundation <4 •eirrepuldlrau instltutiun*. mid tho party will never him mid reverently The regular order of businsra was the relax it* effort* until th.* integrity of th- lulbt * listened while he ami the purity of elretioas shall !-• fully gu*rInvoked the aid cf report of tbe credentials committee and it antoed and projected in *rt«*ry *<atv was called for. Chairman Cogswell did the Moat High in Dot hava.it in writing but raid be would the convention's give it verbally if the convention so de­ parpotratod ou American itWmo* f.rp-; delibebatiuivs. Two sired. There being no objection he pro­ ]| minutes previously ceeded to make bis report from memo­ ' ('hairman Ulark- randa he bad on slips of pa|>cr. As be J. UO.T rk>STT «”• nntlonnl spoke the reporters And stenographers marine by 1hkd<« ba fit shfo***. and the n.n<nctook down his words. Tbe rej>ort en­ committee, had called to order the Tenth dorsed tho uncontested list made up. by National Republican con vet* tiou nnd an­ tbe national com ml tree, except tu jr few t.maiu'e of th« ra wt friendly r-lati’.u* with all forrigu i»wrn*; entangling.alhau.*-* with r-'M. nounced that Dr. Brush would act racon* cases which arc adjudicated In the report, and the protection uf the right* • !-.:r tl-L-rvent Ion chaplain. At tbe end of the pray­ Tbe committee investigated twenty-four man. We reaffirm our approval of tbe M urue d*x-trin>> and believe in the arhLr.nw the er, which was eloquent ami appropriate, contests. . manifest deattuyof tb»« republic in lt|bnadMt the delegates took their scats and a We favor tb« voartment :a.r* The minority reftori objected to the dis­ sens* moment later M. H. DeYoung read the call (nr the convention. That formality position of tbe Alabama cases, bolding tion >>f crimmaL patijwr and contra* t u.tnxithat tbe Blaine delegates-at-large should gratlon. over, Clarkson announced the selection by the national committee of J. Sloat Fas­ and the report was signed by fifteen of the sett, of Naw York, as temporary chair­ forty odd memlwrs of tbe committee. As man. , soon as the rending was concluded Chair­ stale wnun-nr. and recommend lvgi»U:i->nby man Cogswell, of the credentials commit­ The temporary chairman was sitting tee, moved the adoption of tbe majority engsgw! in Inter-state ama-pn in mining, and in maanfarturing • with the New York delegation, but at a report. Th’* RepuUic&n party has always l»*n llw sign from Clarkson be rose nnd mounted champion of tbe oppressed and reroguisM the The delmte WM begun b^Uhaunrey L dig-atty of manhood. Irrespective <«f faith, rotor the platform. When there, In a few wellor nationality. It aytnj-athix'-< with theca.:* chusl-u words Clarkson Introduced him, Filley, wbo aeetned to have settled! the and the first act of the national Repub­ lican convention was* completed. Chair­ majority report. After he hart concluded man Fsuwett immediately began his open­ the chairman announced that be would the intvU!g~n<-t* uf the proph- and tiro ma'.ntaaing speech. First thanking the conven­ recognize one for and one against the ma­ tion for the hdnor, he then declared Min­ press* a»l neapolis, with its mills, factorit-*, work­ jority report alternately, and under thia thought and cunw-icr.ro u! shop*. and happy boine*. to be Republican rule a number of speeches were made for approve all ageach’* and i&*tiwn*::tall*;'s» doctrine epitomized iu facts. The conven­ and against. Knight of California was which c”ntri1>ute to tbe eduration *'f th- railtion waa warned that k wx* met for tbe much distressed bci-nnsc some of tbe dele­ tullret measure of religion* liberty w* srop purpow, not of quarreling, but to select gates were office-holders, and the Blaine pwod to any union of church and state We re the l»e*t ma;i in the party to run for the men applauded him. Wolcott made a affirm our opposition. <!<vla;> I In th-’ R-;rabhighest office In tho gift of the republic; bitter speech against the majority report lican platform of 1*WS to all .vmblnat:”t* of aud the man must be the embodiment of ami was followed by. Clayton. Depew and capita , organ!ted tu control artetrnrily the the doctrines of tbe party. He then de­ others for nnd agained. The del>at<> waa ex- condition «.f trade among »w‘ ritizrr.- We heartily uialorro the acti>>:i taken th • :-*•:* fended protective tariff; demanded a fair cecdingly hot for an hour or more. vote in the south, and said so long as required to remedy any «'.■• HARR’SON GAINS A POINT. there was injustice in the country the Re­ publican |mr* y bad work to do. Minority II * port Dolaated and Majority Closing with a portjc.nl quotation the Icy of extending to town- nnd mr.il chairman Waite*! for no applause, but im. Cries of • ■ arose now. but mediately asked: “What Is the further Warner Miller insisted on a hearing and atul reaffirm tbe declaration cuntai! pleasure of the convention . then Cogswell cldked the debate, .Miller, ,Kcpv.lili«-an plafforxn of IS-** The convention 'would have a speech of course, against the majority report. d’.nrtiiin of letter jmstag-* to *’ti:earliest p*«uhle m<cm*ut from "Czar” Reed and he Imd to come Cogswell conclude*! by demanding the We commend the spirit and’*’ from the gallery to deliver it. It was a previous question, which was promptly form la the civil wi-rvi.-.* and th. wiplea for fair elections. ’’ Wealth nnd Hccoudcd. The chairman, st Quay’s re­ siatent enforcement by the Kvpnh: prosperity,” said he. "aro noble; but hit­ quest, explained that the previous ques­ Th<? construct i > i of tiwNii-r. man liberty i« magnificent.” Reed’s clos­ tion would apply to both majority nnd mi­ ing words aroused intense enthusiasm. nority report*. There waa a confused lot of the highest itnportau’-.- to th people, loth a.* a iaesw ”f n*liof oratory and ejaculation*, and finally nnd to build up and maintain An e obrervetl of nil obaerveraat this time the chair called for the vote aud declared tnvrvc. and it should I*’ oftxtr.’ 31m. C. G. Cnrletonaud Mrs. Tbvrew the previous question carried. The ques­ United State* government. A. Jenkins, the women delegates from tion wra divided him! tbe first vote was an Wyoming. Tbe convention, however, was the minority report, and the viva voce void ritnriro ut the eprliret p*M*|i>Ie mun>’”i'. hiu*og **f th*- !>*”?’• '■ t“*’ st work nil I be time ami the temporary was again m» equal in volume that a roll duo regard t*'th«* inter* territortesnad of tb. United .-tata*. A- •bl* clerk*, etc, w*ru announced, Charles W call was ordered. federal officeholders jappoiute*! in tty" ■,,uh1n*°^.<4 Xlianp*“* l*ing principal EDITOR REID DRAWS A PRIZE. clerk. The state* were called for com­ mittees and at the conclusion of tbe call tbe convention mljmirned for the day. K»dm* ... North Carol, n* North Doku a. tibia.................. Oregoo............. iVnnar Kani*. itj.--:.- i*i„u,i Mouth Carolina ternth Dakota. be unanimous? [Loud crie* of “Y*- 1 Ths nomination is mads Q°“‘“00‘ * motion to take a root-till 8 P-“• *h* ^hwHacely offered and agreed u> heated and excited assemblage dispsrsed. °< ’>» major!., rehTtoJ Ib*CTd '“■’"’ymtmmU He began epraking extempore raaoenZ JUIM-M rornta. Tb. t^ntro! ta“ hi* remarks was that, tb„ it^roar1!? “cUoo: tha: principle it crysulixed into statute*: that it mmnt ^mNtbmrt^t^'of 'I* b. dure th. lUpnbltemt pniw "iu'rokld on totlo It mt4 ta. so rtaL ™ vote wm announcod the convention, on Sh*p!tio< N<"* • receive contributions for Tituavllte suffec6 °rak*r’ chairman of the committea on rraolutkm* w.. thwW. and the right uf should br aecorded n* far as paarfld* Wefarcr tlto cemlon. rubjret t • rtead laws, of the arid public land*: - 'I and territories lu whl> h they II” umlcr w" damatiou and ocoupoiH-y by rettleia _ secure the maximum benefits to the pc -l”* Th» World's Columbian Expodti-«>- :■ ~ national undertaking and rongrv- •• 1..-A! ---w* jiromptly eoart sn< h reasoaable 1 ■il'.-i : <•13 aid thereof ra will enaurea dlsriiavKthee*ja*na«M am! obUgatlans incident ita-rd««* the attainment of remflta«»mmen*-.tra:- wta. the dignity and progre** of the n*ti’*:i We sympathize with all wise and Pg;t::Mte effort* to ksnen and prevent the•» il* ■■■ jx*ranoi and promote morality. Ever mindful of the •n-Vv* and •*.*’ nf.--e*os tbe men who raved tho lift* of tho n.ita’*- ** pledge anew to the veteran auLUet* ‘’f tlwrw public a watchful ’-are and wacnltion of jw*t claims upon a grateful feoplWe commend the aide, patriotic on 1 tb£ oughly American administration ‘ . Harrison. Under it the country has eni"^ remarkable prosperity, and th* dlgnlB honor of the nation, at home and abroad. bJV* been faithfully maintain**!, and we offrt n-’X<rd of pledge kejitas a guarantee of ful ;x*rfunuaaee in the futareBoston, June 11.—Ex-Secret--.ry Blaine and Mrs. Blaine left for Bar Harbor yester­ day afternoon. Before he left the Clty^ gave this communication to Che repre»e“ alive* of the Boston Journal: wiil. if turn**! against ux* 4MU la U» uomi«Mica oj u>b coaw^ioo. SluUl U Jjjtw Q. Bx-ttk*' �~<c, 3 piswt rrom ms 7>eK nnd rcvdecTts at ! tho breast uf the landlord; but at that instant Dan Riggsby leapetl through tho door and struck the weapon from his hand. With an oath of rage the discomfited vcttlcman turned and confronted the yuntl. with blazing eyes. Reaching for his neerve pistol he nrule a threatening gesture, but the wiraing voice of Simon iti^by caused him to pause. “Don't ye offer ter use that pistol!" warned tho landlord, leveling a rifle, which lie hiul taken from the corner, full at the cattleman's hetuL "1 don’t mind tel’.in ye now that ye are a coward an a tT.» y»!KA»nut«wiri»x-tai' bully. But don't ye ifitne around hyar tryin ter raise a fuw agin: if ye do yer CHAPTER I. . ’em sent up to yer room as *<»n as my liable ter git more of it than ye want” at tub travelers ' rest. I mjo comes in. Our 'coinmodations ain’t "I'll be even with ye for this," cried t\ v gust.of wind, laden with sffst the best, but I reckon the ole house will Rope* with an oath. "You’ve got the ;I). swept with a dismal sound keep the rant off-which ain't such a nrvponme now, but yer’d better look drop on me now. i lie ding)' window panes of the I bad thing, considerin tho kind of a out in the future.' Rest causing the rickety night wu're likely ■ to have." • - "Don't y«<r threaten mo!" broke in n shudder and creak beneath i “We are not going to find fault with Riggsby; "I ain't In the hriiuur ter take our quarters." observed the tall man, any of yer talk jist now. Go! and don’t Rigg*by. who for hours had seating himself in a chair which his ye Irilotig about it!" and a* he spoke ho ........ .. by :• t, ’ the :h. window moodily ------- ,a7 jJrost Irnd placed at his disposal. "It’s a made n gesture toward the door. ■ ncjty thing that we didn't havo to re­ . •i- tbo storm without, «.AX| sudWith mufUe«l expressions of baffled • a .xl his pipe from bis mouth, main out on tb© prairie." rage the cattleman moved toward । ----- M4W.VU wtntuu the lUU •ig n cloud of-mnoke from his At this juncture Dan Riggsby entered door. As he did so he stooped to pick turned to his wife, who the room. . ‘ I up up his his hat hat which which taul bad fallen fallen from from his his •r.crixl from an adjoining room. "Go out an tend ter the stage hosscs, I fiend in the scuffle. At the same time ii t. r ruiu nil night. Sally," Dan." said the father, going to tho door | 110 a letter lying near his hat. und i.tlatitly. nn l reckon this aud opening it The youth hastily J thinking it wa* his own which had fallen Noo« Sucb cohoekeo Mines Meat Makes an every-day convenience of an would head n jmrty to lyndi a negro who ** registered. „ outraged a white wumnn. Eight negroes i John ’'***" Reduiond, leader of the Irish Parold-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. nellite force*, ha* arrived iu New York. were lynched at Barnwell two year* ago. Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest I Strikers at Tonawnnds, N. Y., attacked award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each Tbe police of Fulrfltl i. Conn., are on a package makes two large pies. Avoid strike against eatlug their'midnight lunch tbe men ut work mid the police on guard , fired un the mob, which then turned on In a barn. Imitations—and insist on having tbe the police and furcedtheiu to run for their Cbnrie* Malison, of New; Orleans.was live*. u w Then x uen ttbe ue mob mou forced loreeu those tnwe at ~ tvork NONE SUCH brand. stricken Instantly blind whilaout walking qu|U Troop* have been called out. MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse, N. Y, AreMh GnbbB wa* killed at King’s ■ To puui.b Murrella Mvlby, 11 year* of Mill*. 0., by a piece of iron that brim drivfor w;IU0 breach of discipline a Phils- I eu IntJ hi* brain by a powder explodon. J delphla school teacher told her to walk , Tbe Vrnexuelan revolutionist* havo up and down n flight of ataira and then gained another victory over Palach ’* forgot the child, who kept trudging awny forces. | for several hour*. The little girl tell exTIME TAELE. Jceph W.nl. . b»k.nuu> on III. C«lr I*" >■"’>’ «“J dl«i •“ • Short IJne, was killed while coupling ‘ew hours. car* ut Metropolis, Ills. i The coroner’* jury in tbe Port Jervis, N. Station*. The Monongahela river la rising rapidly Y «*" Jh‘1 to flood height ' | investigate case* of th. kind elMwhwe. , , . . . Il cannut fined anyloxly to blame. obeyed, and in a few momenta tlie driver from hi# pocket he picked it up and Only F2,4l’L7') have been received at the --------------- f.uv itself inter ribbons. came into tho room, the water dripping ' strode from the room. Kalsnuuoo l.v Illinui* state treasurer’* office incontribu- I Taeaday, June 14. i. . >uutry wst* inada jist from bis broad brimmed hat gnd rubber KastCuoner... Tho letter picked up by Ropes was the duo* tor tbe flcxol sufferer* of the state. j The The grand gram! lodge lodge of Elks Elk* is la holding holding a rare­ Richland JtmcT • >f liavinn place for the coat He carried a small leathern mail | one which h.ul arrived in tho ^evening ------------------------------------------- I union at Buffalo. Cressey Milo । pouch in his haud. which ho bunded to i ulRil addressed to Sally, Ann Rigsby, TloirwKj, June 0. I Tb»*pension appropriation bill, n« D-ttou......... • the postmaster. and had been dropped from Siiuon RiggsPrrafalont HMris«ni contributed WX1 in amended by tbe senale, carries a total of Cloverdale. • ■hut We didn't , '‘ 8uu1tx............ "Pertv rvpgh .weather on ye; Jun," ; by*g pockut. ‘ aid of the sufferer* fur the oil region di»- ' fl4d.JJ7.-TA ‘ ••orgy. mid I gne.*s It’s oliaerved Riggsby. depositing tho pouch i William McFarland, of Findlay, O., Is HASTINGS... CONTI N T ED । 'th ! windy prairy of , behind thr counter. Joe E. St, Ciair, wanted tn many places in jail.hr assault on two girl* of 5 and? "Bin havin a! r-mt* Grove. . hr<tue of onr own breakdown. I hear: anything Very Imd?" 1 to answer to various criminal chargee, has Woodland been tirrestctQn Sigotjrney, la., where he tbur-and bo rentin The Greensburg (Pa.) Tribune has re­ Woodbury "Well, yes." answered the driver. ; It w.ll cost you notbing ami nlil surely attepipti-d to fletrnud several secret socie- ceived threatening letter* from proprietor* Ffcs D. “Oue side of tho off front wheel is com-; do you /UM gotal, if you ,.,u have ;» v.n», ur Lansing... a cotuh, cold! or of “ speak-caMe* ’ at. Jeannette. They say admitted the man pletidy smashed,"and I had to^lock it so ; any (rouble with tliniat. <-liv*f’or lung*, Detroit United States Deputy Marshal ’K res* the lot ch will be applied to county and U rand Itiplds .•Bui this pmiry is power­ i could move at all, aud I'tn hyar to say Dr '' ••• )r. Kind's New fttecuvery foreun-tumptlun. and party have struck a fresh trail of the city property if the war against u*pcak.. r!ul. It a imjfsou could " that it mecks perty heavy pnllin." . cougns t* guaranteed rough.* ami and etnas cold* ts guafaiitreil co to give re­ Red Rock train robber*. The robbers hove easic-T do.-s not cease. . innate of Georgy hyar “Beckon it would." commented the I fi*’’-,,r wilFbc (mid bark. ' ' . Sutfrl*- gone south through tbe Cheyenne' and The kcale to be pre*2nted to the manu­ flations. > t: this j.rajr.' the wind j .i;lua]oriL •_______________ __ _______ facturer* by tha A. A. L S. W. puts tbe Arapahoe land*. "Don't how ye ever | uwsy Ka’Hiia would l>e ; jjyar. Wind jist blowed ye along 1 reck- and undvr It* Use I.ad * speedy aud perfect Rhode Marouy, a prominent farmer, was ; price uf boiling iron nt $5.50 per ton—no in. m. p. Sb ul Simon 'Riggsby turn- ()n. jt-8 ^vrerful windy in Kansas—pew- recovery. Try a sample bottle at our ex­ killed by lightning during a heavy thun­ change. SOUTH. G IU 3 25 Ar.. pense ami learn for v ourself ju»t how good cit rtcnrt* the prairie erfU|i, . The Republican presidential notification Ksbunazoo derstorm at Mauston, Wta. *6 0C •3 05 Eaat Cooper Lv. *S 61 2 M a,-. ,*wue|fliig in sheets | ,.| p]] have to stop hyar till h thinz tt la. Crial botucs free at W. U. committee will meet at Wssh'.n rton Mon­ Rlehland June t A new and rich body Of ore ha* been Goodyear’* drug store. Large sire 50?. «5 4C •2 30 Cressey ..... day next aud perform it* duty. found in the Midnight mine at Ouray, 5 4G 2 20 BUio7.....R.. Ii4<l moved from Georgia ! inorntn. when I'll see if the wheel can’t and «t.OO. Minister Fred Grant ho* cabled congrat­ Delton ....... t’ulo. It is gray copper, native and brittle » 5 XI 1 ,V. be patched up." added the driver, remov>■ 5 22 1 20 ulation* to Prraident Harrison. CloterUale,.. nine claim in oonth- I' ing silver, nnd tlie richest yet discovered. his dripping hat and coat 1 *5 12 12 56 8bu'.tx.....<.. S. 11. Clifford. New Castet. Wis.. was The Riverside national bank, of River ­ -:rty mile* south of I The Iron Mountain train had just “I think I can fix it up fer ye,” replied *1 4 68 12 31 •Id military road. 1 Riggsby. “I'v« got some tools out in tha troubled with neuralgia and rbennratlxui. crossed the Red river bridge at Fulton, side, Cal.,capital 8100,000. has been author­ Hasttnos... • hl* stomach was disordered. hS liver was Ark., when one span and thirty feet of ized to begin business. 3 *4 43 11 X. Grove. . ole workshop, tin 1 used ter be a petty fair aiH-rted to nn alarming degree. anpeUb- tre*tle were washed awny. ’ In Russia where tbe peasant* are dying Coat* 13 4 33 11 20 Woodland . fhte<-:i hundred . . , ... . ,. 11 05 fell away, and he was turrlbly fedueed in Mrs. Mary Rogers of Chicago, who-r with hunger the bears are also »o starved Woodburv . sby Imd hit ■I hand with 'em." eni; » D. Three bottles of joined Scbweinfurth’s colony nt Rock­ that they eat the peasant* when they have .1 3X 9 W AB hough was early in September September fle*h and strength. i luliin • i wni-sida ■ AJ,ho,l «h it « ’ns <-arfy tuin*il>/. .... .1 1 15 7 03 Electric Bitter* cured him. an op|>ortuuity. • <- ir iL*l into of-1 the rton” h*'1 made the air quite chilly ford. 111*., ten days ago, ha* liccome iu- i Detroit... Ed waft! Shepherd, Usrrislairg, HI., had I sane. B!........ ------| Tho hemp spinning work* at Barmen, Grand Raf-ld* . ->™ ,u>ry rn>.n. j “!* * I*"’'01'ftf* 'T" “**“ ,h* u running sore on hl* bte of ei^lit yeari’ The wife of Sir Edward Maiet, British ‘ Germany, hare been de*troyed, causing a un i l1i>nSn|..n..i» S«r«bl.'he'«.>rtmiKen 'lauding. jUmkI three Imtik-* of Electric •••lop* ou vtxeal only. _ at Berlin, ba* an odd fancy i Io** of 7SJ,000 marks. t No*, s and < *111 n»t carry p«»*«n»eni unless r which ruul as 1 h:“’ thenvelveaand wercconvera- Bitter* ami -even buko of Ducklen's amb.i*Mul>;r for collecting various The Orangemen Mi of the United State* provtded with frelah: train permits. LUI .■■aiiL.tuK '<u<uur kimb of slioeo. She]' x IIV -HftllUCluril ’ ’ ," ing in low tone. Arnlcn Salve, and hl* leg i* sound and ba* now In Ler German bom* more than ' arv in council at PittMburg. Fr--lxt»t train* will be run at the convenience afthr company, who reserve the r'xht to change . ’ "Plague take thu luck!”exclaimed tho well, John Speaker. Catawba, o,. iuoi J.WM palra. . The Missiaslppi and Missouri river the tlm* oi »ucb trains without no’1<^‘ tall man tn a tone of vexation. "This is five law Wvrr *ores mr his h-x. doctors F. BtDM. ties’! Manavar. .Safe-blower* blew open and went I decidedly worrying to bb wrecked here on said-he wa* Incurable. One I*.'tie Electric through ibr *afeof Nrwiaau Bru*, and A. floods have abated as far south as Mem­ phis. Farmer* In tbe flooded district* In Man ai J I'-c-mt. I the prairie when we baro so much busi- Bitter* and one bux Buekkn'* Arnica M. Smith at Elkhart. Ind., but could find Illinois will go back to their farm* and Salve cured him eniirvln Sold by W. II. I neos to attend to at our di*stination.” only a few dollar*. Tbe |K>lice cxchnncrd replant their crops, taking the ri»k of an Utooilyoar, the druggist. about aduzen -hot* with (Dem, but no unfavorable autumn. profitable I The short man nodded assent one waa injured SO far a* known •ler.-" Rest soon be-j "But 1 gtiex* we’ve got our business in Mrs. Peter McClelland, of WacOyTex., The best salve in tlie work! for cuts, P A. Peterson I* organizing >» com|>auy want* a divorce because, she says, her a |xqmiar stopping a shape so it will keep." he remarked ufMORTGAGE SALE. • ■ --------• -------- u - ------- :—i_ i.:_ bruise*, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever to make piano* at R.xkfonl, 111*. hustiand plotted with a woman to poison era and other trav- ter a short pumw. u cunning glitter in his sore*, tetter, chapped hand*, chilblains Default having been mule in the condition* of her and put a loaded shotgun, full cocked, s certain mortgage made and executed by Wil­ small block eye. "Of course you havo corns and all skin eruptions, and positive­ *o that it*would go off by accident and liam L Mead and Nellie K. Mead bl* wifo of tbe -I E inuy Kiggnby wero-scren- 'got tho papers nil right?" ly- curve plies or no pay required. !: 1* Senator Gorman head* tho list of Mary­ kill her. It didn’t go off. city of «<. Flml. State nf Minnesota, to Henry "Yes. nnd 1 don't intend that they shall guaranteed to give |>erfcct satisfaction, or land delegate* tu the Chicago convention. Elneboat, dated Septmeber thirteenth A. D. • •■:i years old respectively, IMU and reeor led In tbe office of the Register at i : nlcd valuable assistanceIo get out of my poMesmun till our little af­ money refunded. Price 23 cents’per box Tbe delegate* are for Gorman. LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. Deed* for Barry eountv State at Michigan on the fair* ure adjusted to -our satir-faction, ” Fur sale by-W. II. Goodyt-ar, the druggist twenty-Brst day nt September A. D, 1881 In Charles F. Johnson, a young lawyer of ut* iu helping with the work Uber ,'Ll" of Mortgages on page* 177 and 178 and the tall man tapped hia breast pocket Waterville, ha* tieen nominated for gover» blrh said moitgag** wa* duly assigned by said The water lii Devil's lake Is higher than ner by the Democrats of Maine. Delegates Chicago. Jugs Ia. to indicate that the papers referred to Hrnrv Flnebout to Daniel Striker of Hasting* the summer months Mr. It has iieen before lu year*. Following w*r« tb* quotation* on ths board M11-hijpui by *ss'.cnment bearlng date tbe t w enliot instructed. •I.I D.-’n had cut and stacked were safely stored therein. Wheal - June, opened Ueth day of Play A. D. 18M and recorded in Cheboygan hustlers are negotatln* with Ex-Secretary Blaine 11 said to hnve made of ir*d* today: Their converoation was soon interrupt ­ the office ef add Reg-»ter of Deed* for Barry • tons <4 prairie hay. which ikwed S*; Joly, upetu-d 7S-, cloeed the ufllclgls of the Jljjjegge * West a liberal provision for the care aud edu­ ">9*0. 71D*c; September, opened TSMc. cl-*ed MJo. county Michigan on the tenth day of May A. D. ilent fo«>-l J* r horses and cat­ ed by supper being announced, and they cation of the child of James G. Blaine, Jr., Cora—June, opened <<• clo»eU 47Mfi> July, IW in Uber "36" of aasignmeut* on page 313, Michigan. ' were ushered into the dining room, where upon which mortgage there I* claimed to be due -urn! a ready market at tho tn* by bis former wife, nee Nevin*. openod sic. rloee>l 46’4c: September, opened at the date of thl* notice tbe aum of eleven hun­ they were served witli m aulMtantial re­ '"'Rqv. R. C. Crp^fonl and «!!•■ celebrated :<• winter months. Graduating day honor* ut the Indiana 4JHc. chwe l 4-M . opened l»Hc, dred one and 1I-ID0 dollar* and an Attorney fee their gbWtnwrediiing at Grand Rapid* yes­ of fifty dollar* provided for In said mortgage past. , clueej JO^c; July, opened Jell?, dosed SUMc; Institute for Deaf and Dumb were carried .l*ork and no suit or proceeding* at law having been While his guests were at supper Simon terday. off' by Margaret A. Brooks, colored, of beptemler. iqwned rT. doeeO Instituted to recover the debt secured by said Riggaby prucceded to open tho mail that Jeffersonville. Although deaf from her —June, opi-nsd SULM, cloeed glU-ftf’^; \luiy, mortgage or any part thereof: Di-refora by open*! HU Si closed IliLLJj; SeptBcmjr, virtue of the power of rale rant lined in said birth she delivered the commencement opened hud just been brought. doeed gluAZH- Lard—June, mortgage and the statute in each case made and "Only three letters.'* he commented as oration orally -in a highly pleasing man­ provided, notice I* hereby given that nn Friday ner. . the poach was_4mptie<l upon tho pine Lire stock: Prices at the Union Stock the nineteenth <lay of August A. I). 1892 at ten in the forenoon of said <uy I shall MB at Three hundred and ten houses in Pot- yards today ranged *• follow*: Hogs—Market o'clock counter, "nnlll declare if hyar ain’t one public auction to tbe highest t Idrferat tk* north cbinki, which is EM mile* southeast of front door of tbe court house, in the City of fer bally—yes, sure enongh. an one fer llaatinga, Barry county. Michigan, (that being Nijni Novgorod, were burned, aud most Sug Whitwell an tlie other is fer Ben •€» P»IO>. tL.&a&JIU light, S4.O44.7U rough place where the circuit court fbr Barry of tbe occupants are now dependent upon tacking. ••.SSjilll tmird, •4.7X&Al~Vt heavy the county is boldeni the prrml»es described In said Ropes." chanty. packing and lug iota. Playing the one for his wife in his ■ Report* from Zanzibar are that Emin pocket be distributed the other two in the Pasha had died in Central Africa, whither quo<*UuU* raused at M 4O£4.75 cb'iic* tneU together with an Attorney fee of flfly doilittle row of boxes which were arranged N. B. fin!!, a prominent republican of be had gone to reclaim tha lost provinces. to *xtr* •hipp.ns it*cr*. fttOat-JJ good to Ur* a* provldetl therein. Hie premises to be in alphabetical order behind the counter. Jack.wn. died in that city labt evening. Fire al Eldon, Iowa, destroyed business choir* do. Saia>4.l<> fair to gool. *&40.SO iw.ld and being drombed In said mortgage are cuiamoa to medium da, $.-.:nfj.l.7'J butcher*' *11 tboee certain piece* or parcels of land situate "It's kinder handy ter have a poetof­ Funeral Tuesday. property to tbe value of $ 15,000. »tevr«. J2A)n5J.3J *lock*r», f2.6-a4.OJ T*xa*. Ijittg and being In the towuabin of Hope In tbe Mrs. David Haddix, of Hatton, Clark Meer*. $84UuXK feeder*. >l. OiiX40 co*W County of Barry and State of Michigan and de­ fice in a man's house." he mused; “it The Soo Driving Park Association .will county. 111., wa* killed by lightning. scribed as follows, to <rlt: Tbe west half of the beats gain fifteen or twenty tnilos fer a •S.lUal7J ball* aad Siuoaio veal calve*. southeast quarter, the ea*t half of tbe south­ latter. Hit's a great gover'ment we have have $0,000 bung up at tlirlr races during Sidney Dillon, the noted New York Hheep-Market f*lrly active on! price* west quarter ai»d tbe *oathwe*t quarter at tbe the last week in July. north east quarter of aeetiuu number thirteen •taaJy; quotation* ranc*d at SL73&573 ««*tf nancier, is dead, aged 79 year*. in Chis country an powerful ’commodat- 1 SRUCK 1HEGCLDEN MEAN1, Si4035.1.> in town two north of rance Line west. Colonel L. L. Polk, who wa* reported to •ra*. }44i»QAJ< oatlrea and Dated May 24. A. D. 18». in. Grant an his men made it party Tax**, aud »5Sa3&75 lamb*. A* a Itlood I’m-IAcr. be dying, i* butler nnd it is bojted that h lively fer us fellers fer awhile down Produce; Butter-Fancy *ep*r*tor, 17®l»c, AMlgnee of Mortgage. The Detroit Free Press says: •'Hibbard’s will recover. per lb; fine creatneriea, 15a 16c; dal ria*, DANIKt-RTKIKKIt. in Georgy, an 1 had some perty hard Rh’-timatlc Syrup prepared by The Charles The New York Times that Edward toney, Irroh. •; Na 1 dairl*-. 14®13« Attorney Io person. thoughts agin 'em an lowed tho coun­ Wright Medicine. Company, of thh cljy. ’ter ter u*c Unit pUitotT' Murphy, Jr., chairman of the national try was rained, bijt 'tain’t so. Tlie Union ha* struck the Golden Mean. In the treat­ Democratic state committer, ha* Hilfs n uf the country m which 12c per lb; spring. 1*31%; rorotar*. Sc; docks is right after all. an 1 know it don’t hold ment of all blood disease*, and its success - had taken their claim was no ill feelin toward a southern man er it la an evidence that an honesL pure and withdrawal in his safe. JOtallr; turkey-, choice hen*. 14c; young. tfOK IsaMc; old gobblers l<K>Uc; goo*s It Mfttied nt thu time, there wouldn't ’a' tnnda me postmaster of Prai­ valuable medicine, is not fncapable of at­ Saturday. Jun* 11. SXVUA&IV per dos 1‘otatoea—Burbanks two ur three houses on tho MORTGAGE SALE, tracting the attention of every family. rie City. It’s the hand of Providence— Paris provide* h new employment for; OJ per ba; Hebroas «l»4& ; Rom. UQten: n that place and Fort Scott. common to poor mixod Node* is hereby g'.ven that default has bee* that’s the way it looks ter mo—that, There seetps to be but one opinion a* tu woman in the capacity of “dinner taster.” ! Paerieos made in the payment nf the money secured by a itlis after tbo completion of things have been settled as they have. I Its merit n.* a family tncdltine." lot*. SXbVc. btr*wbervte*-nHnolA Wfl A judge in n MnMacbuselta divorce mortgage bearing date the twenty fl ret day of This is the real si-crvt of the success of cdurt has laid down the law that when n le inn the place was made a hain’t no ill feelin against the north— old Snuon Riggsby waa ap­ but—it's powerful windy hyar in Kan­ this wonderful remedy. Its perfect and wdman obtain* a divorce she eball not; York. Kmmett In tbe Count* of Calhoun and bUteot speedy action. In removing all impure and be'permitted to resume her maiden name. 1 I” ' 1 postinnster. So it happened; Michigan, to Amelia Joo-’ nf tbe township of poisonous mattec from blood. No home that :t triweekly niail was brought to sas"— Assyria In tbe County of Bony ami Btats of The teacher* ami school superintend­ He stopped his soliloquy abruptly, for should lie without !t as a thorough and ef­ the- Travelers' Rest, the name of the I ent* of the United Staten receive fSJ.OOO.-, 87Hr; August. K»<c; September, 8Sc. Coru- Micnlcan. and recorded tn the office of tbe Reg­ ister <n Deed* for the County of Barry. Mich­ at that instant the door opened and Ben fectual blood ptirifk*r for young and old. 000 annually. Thl* amount Increases 12,-1 No. 2 mued cadi. Me; June. UMc; Joly. igan. In IJber 21 of ShwtgMgM o* p*g« 43 on the • new {xKtofflco being Prairie City. I 51.4c; Augu»t, 5114a- Oats-No. 2 mixed xm day of April A. D. )Ml at 11:45 o'clock in th* • Rujom, a man who owned a large herd For sale by W. II. Goodyear. MX),0(10 each year, or 3% per cent. "Hit's the day for tbe stage ter bring ] cs»h. July. Me; AnguA. 31c; Sep- forenoon; Uiat said mortgage wa« duly a*Bt0*ed of cattle which were being herded in TheSL Joseph county pioneer society The odd sight of a kitten adopted by a umber, 33H. . Rye-Dall; vaetera. ’-He ninil." nitittervd Riggsby. as he "* ““ said Amelia Jone* to James Caahtnnre of that vicinity, entered. He was a heavily will meet on the fair grounds at Center­ monkey and beln4 nursed aa tenderly as Bartoy-Nealectod. I*ork — Dull; old mass hy Peenfleld. Calhmin P-univ. Michigan, nn tbe through the window Jnto the fast built man of some forty ,yeafsof age, though the kitten wa* tbe monkey's off­ >a75<yio.5i>. i^rd-<luiet; July. »ACd; August, ?4th day of March. A j> 1FM by an assignment ville. on Wednesday, June 22. dwjpenlng twilight "Orter been hyar duly recorded oo the nth day of April A. D. spring can be wineaaed In a Pacific street Mi-T-t and his sun tanned face "Whs almost com­ 1*H at 8 o'clock m tbe forenoon, tn the office at The Saginaw Improvement company has • an hour ago—sumpin most be the mat­ pletely covered, by a thick growth of jed Live stock: Cattle-Trading active and saloon, San Francisco. contracted for the erection of a factory common U> mrdfam grade aattvesaold at *u ter." Several divers have been taken from beard. Two pistols were visible in his As he spoko the dim outlines of some wide leathern belt, and in his hand he building 250x285 feet In size. Bayfield, WIa, to the eaat end of Made­ native steer* »4.(U>4.' vehicle coming down the road loomed Etheridge ot the nty of R*tUe Creek, Mlriilgoa The strikers at the (hceola mines have line island to inspect the sunken schooner by sMlxnmeni dated the 13?h day of March lies, through the mist and darkness, and a carried u heavy cattle whip. refused to obey tlie sheriff, who last night Lucerne. The vcasel, luden with iron ore, "Howdy. Ben.“greeted Riggsbyasthe and doty recorded In tbe office of the regtetar of ordered them off the mine property. ’ • went down in the' shoals in October, few moment* later the stage drew up Deed* for the O*iniy of Barry. Mleblgas. oa the man entered. "Jist got the mail an 1806. carrying a crew of eight men. Three Uth day ot September A. D. fssi at S 46 o clock and *toppe«| in front of the inn. Two young children In the family of bodies were aftet ward found in the shoals. tbar'sa letter fer ye.* As he spoke he in the forenoon. In IJber X of Mortrafe*. on Two pn-eengera got out and came into pan 202: that tbe amourt claimed to be doe on walked to tho box and drew forth the Harry Rose st Marcellus drank carbolic The police force of Paris, which num­ the inn carrying heavy valises. Simon acid yesterday and will probably die. bered 6,'.W men In 1871. when the popula­ Riggsby, wbo hiul arisen nnd hastily letter and passed tt to the owner. Kxrr Burgaw. Jana U. Notice I* also hsrrby given that the power at "It wara't particularly fer the letter Tbe Second Michigan Infantry will hold tion of the city wo* 1,300,000, now number* Cattle -Ono hundred »n l forty loads oo ■tale contained In *ald mortgage ha* beeoms op­ , lighted the solitary lamp in the office, only 0.400, although the population has sale that I couie," said Ropes us he took the IU annual reunion at Hudson thia year, aud market active but prices slightly erative by reiwou of tbe default of said gkntg—or yent forward to welcome them. letter and placed it in his pocket. "1 jist August 4th. Preparations arc being made Increased to 2.2<3,(XXL Tbe prefect of po­ "Howdy, gentlemen," he greeted wanted ter warn ye that I've been Iosin lice wishes to Increase the force to 7,500. for a big time. cordially. "Jut be seated. It’sapowLyman Williams of Lake Genera, Wls., aid moflpr.<* any part Florence V. Smilh Isa Schoolcraft girl more cattle, an unlees this thing stops Notice is al*o horebv «lr« aged 79 year*, was thrown from his wagon ■ak; market active and pries* l&OSDe higher; erful nasty night ter be travel in.” thar's goin ter be trouble among the cat­ who hurt her leg in Ann Arbor last Oct good to brat Yorker*, (LUOAS; good to "It is pretty rough," declared the taller and killed. best pig*. |..W«A3t by falling on a defective s dewaik. She tlemen nn settlers." There are iu Rnsala 813 match manu­ of the two men. a thin, sallow faced in­ "What have 1 got ter do with yer Iosin notf sues for $5,GOO damages. . factories, with au aggregate production of dividual of Mime forty years of age. cattle?" demanded Riggsby in a tinu tone: Frank Irwin Muir, a post graduate stu­ 139,704,0U0 matches. Wheat Cash b.4ter comaod; cash. Me; op* "We wanted to reach Fort Scott to­ "That's jist what we'd like ter find dent hi the literary depratment at the night. but tho old wreck of a stage­ out," replied Ropeeiu a significant voice. State University from Eric. Mich., died coach b<-canie disabled, and it was all Guadalupe Martines de Bejarano, a Lc-autber Sil* . C«ra-Lowen "You don’t dare ter insinuate that I’d yesterday at Ann Arbor from reritonitls. Mexican women wholortiiredsmall chil­ 9 tt a- hi her; No. st Oi »put. we could do to get here." molest yer cattle, do yeT cried Riggsby, dren to death, ba* got off with fifteen •put. M.* .ft ••*n •••h. »4* ; July, "I suppose we can get accomodations mo4*U)g toward tho speaker, his face years in the penitentiary. Her son was for the nighty* queried hia companion, giver. two yearn. a thick, hear}- set man with a bushy white with anger. Sixty-two young army officers ware last "If the shoe fits ye"-----’ black beard and keen, restless eyes of Ropas did nut finish the sentence, for week graduated from West Point. wo same sable hue. "The stage driver with . «prmg Ilk. . puithe; Rlmby I John R. Cray, of Nicholas county, N. AXDaxsr D. Ctdkrtiwik. «aid we would probably be compelled to Y.. has bad lumber specially sawed and la leaped forward and struck mm full tn AMlgMtaf Mortgage. t^tnain here till sometime tomorrow." having bis own coffin made. He wants to the face. He reeled again.-, the wall‘"Certainly, certainly," responded •try it on,” fearing that if made after Um MMdytaf htaMir, h. <mekly drew Riggsby hospitably. "Jist place yw utchels by tho counter thar, an Hl have $ ’ J death it wouldn't fit him. He is alto hav• j Ing Li* gravestone cut. I Sudd Washer. Jerry Laughlin ami John O’Cr.i m il, truployes ut Chicago of the ! Adams Expre** company, have conf.-*>w,l Tlie ailvgvd Uiileago lax*Iler* are , to BjHicimctlc robbery of the company. Bu»l. jury baa beeu necureu. ! Their stealings foot up <5,000 in j-welry 11:..- MiSMiuri ni«i Ml**i*«ippi river* are alone in four month*, falling all too way *doWn aa for aa SL " At iMwreuce, Mass., on the «lectrlc Lou i*. ‘ rreul. two otr* collided an 1 Mr*. Owvn Chailes Scott and John Richardson ‘ Keefe wm m» badly hart that she will lo-c wire naien-eggv.1 at E**ex, Out., for era- both kg* ana may die. An unknown buy ally beating an orphan girl. ; of 0 year* wns fatally injured and right Sedalia, Ma, ' lynchers are looking for otber’ “'''erely hurt. George Ijntvle** who outraged Emma Tbe enforcement of the Mawachnsett* Duoif, a IC-ycar-old white girl. anli “*weat shop’ law Im* been begun in THliu-n, ,r S uth C.raUn^ B“t"“ "«?, “'J J*" “* u“‘ ‘‘“’‘‘i HISTORY of a week. Children Cry for Pitcher's Caetorla. Children Cry fr. Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for I Pitcher's Castorla. y'aicaga, K&h&MSO « Sigisw �attractions AT F. W. GREBLE’S Special Prices on the Following Goods Desk Easels Pictures Lounges Commodes Plushes Carpets Draperies Mattings Linoleum Window Shade Dining Chairs Side Boards Ex. Tables Book Cases Hall Trees Parlor Suits, Etc Suits F. W. GREBLE, NORTH SID HASTINGS, MICH Hastings Banner, Thursday, June 16, 1892. MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. Tn HASTINGS. MICH., FOBTOrriCC, At,-OUST 14. 1879._________ EDITORIAL NOTES. FOR PRESIDENT. BENJAMIN HARRISON, OF INDIANA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT. WHITELAW REID. OF NEW YORK. Harrison nod Reid. The republican national convention at Minneapolis, feeling that one good term deserved another, renominated Benjamin Harrison for the presidency. While there were many delegates, and among them some chosen party leaders, who felt that Blaine or McKinley should be tho stan­ Loudon Truth says “No gathering ever , convened was or could be so Important to ' England's commercial future as the repub­ beyond reach of citizens in this country. lican national contention at Minneapolis. The rapid Increase of urban populatfOus-L^bould Its Ocffdates win. it will mean disclosed by our late census has been selz- 1 that-manufactured products will ct! upon as corroborating evidence, and be shut out, and American manufacturers made to do duty In disparaging the policy will control tbe great American markets." of protection for those home Industries That Is the milk In the cocoanut boiled I without whlchjhrgc non-agricultural com- down. Republican victory means the as­ | munitlw could not be sustained. cendancy of tbe United Statec as a manu­ facturing nation, and that Great Britain By some peculiarity of logic never yet must step in the resr of her young but made plain, farmers are urged to discour­ powerful rivaL- What explanation can any age aggregations of population in this I democratic free trader give for voting to country as Inimical to their prosperity* give to another country than his own the’ which they are asked to believe will be en­ । ascendency in the commercial world. hanced by building up the population and trade of foreign cities to the detriment of Berrien county fanners got along in bet-1 those nearer home. ter shape with a beastly fanatic than De-1 It would seem that no voter with intelll. trotters did with Prince Mlcha^L Tbe gence enough to be a good farmer could be honest farmers gave the wretch a coat of deceived by such a claim. He needs but tar aud feathers. Nothing is better calcu­ to glance at official statistics to find that lated to wipe out a dangerous heresy than more the three-fourths of all the grains such treatment. We commend it .to De­ and meats he sells are taken and paid for troiters in dealing with the members of the by these very people whom be Is asked to “flying roll.” They could accomplish their believe are the chief impediment to. his flight in better shapo if decorated with greater prosperity. He has but to draw feathers. vorite hobby with those whose partiality for foreign trade leads them to advocate privileges for outsiders that are necessarily upon individual experience for proof that many products uf bis farm that could not by asy possibility be gotten into a remote people, refused to follow In any way market find ready buyers in such towns as which did not lead straight to the renomln- are within reach, and command all the bet­ atloD of Harrison. And the sober second, ter prices by reason of their perishable na* thought of the (tarty will commend their lure. dard bearer, the rank and file of the con­ vention, the men In closest touch with the firmness and wisdom. Harrison has given be gained while much may be lost through Such facts, within the observations of every man who cares to look at them, point to a concluslon_^Jamettlcally oppo­ site to that urged by the advocates of free foreign trade. The farmer must have a market fur Ills surplus crops, or he must discontinue raising more than can be con­ sumed at homo. Prices for what goes upon tbe market are so largely determined by the trade law of demand and supply Umt bls Interest necessarily Iles in having the largest possible number of buyers of such things as he has to sell, with as few competitors as may be In supplying the ex­ isting demand. It Is a strong nomination aud Evidently, then. If by legislation or from Xbe country as capable, strong and credlta- - hie an administration as any president In om national history. atiou of He is the peroonlfl- those virtues■ which constitute the ideal American. He Is a statesman, wbo has made tbe American nation more respected at home and abroad. Tbe coun­ try has prospered under his administration •faffairs. And tbe more the American people reflect over the matter, tbe more •ortalnly will they decide that nothing can • change. Zbe judgment of all republicans is uniting other cau.M! the millions who are now en­ gaged In some work other than farming should bo thrown out of employment, or naaou for taillag to name Harrison. have their Incomes materially reduced by Coupled with him Is the name of that foreign competition, many of them would mated journalist, politician and diplomat, probably resort to farming (free traders Whitelaw Reid, editor of tbe New York ray that is what they ought to be doing now), or at best thrir ability to buy what tanners bare to sell would be seriously Im­ It Is a strong team, and 000 that will paired. lienee it follows that no other in Um conclusion that there was no good runen tn mUIb< Io the »uiober of hetor. can convention was a masterly plea for rec­ iprocity and protection. The republican national convention Minneapolis will enjoy the distinction of being the most unique and remarkable In the party’s history. We guarantee that the democratic plat­ form will not be so favorable to the coin­ age of American silver as that adopted at Minneapolis. The republican state con ven lion for the nomination of state officers will convene at Saginaw July 20th. The fellow who "knew it all the time’’ will explain all about how the nomination Additional Local News. The weather philosopher of the New York Herald figures out great summer and autumn tropical storms, with unusual warmth meanwhile over the northern con­ tinents. The torrid time la not looked for until abaut the first of July. Durlug June we will have a few cool spells, but after Democratic “tariff reform’’ as interputa- that we must sweat for IL In this out­ ted by the present democratic congress at' look there Is some consideration for the Washington means as follows: Free wool farmers. There Is good prospects for tbe for the northern farmer, free lead to ruin maturing of bis late planted corn and uthttcrop*. tlie lead industry of the great northwest; free cotton ties to aid the southern planter. V Tuesday D. S. Goodyear received a letter from W. S. Linton, of Port Huron, How do our farmer readers like that kind the head officer of tho Order of Maccabees of reform? Especially so when the manu­ saying that the tent In this city was In tbe factured products of wool aud lead will lead for the prize of 8150 iu gold, offered to the tent showing the largest percentage continue to be taxed. of gain auring the yearA Tbe Order of Maccabees Is one of the most popular Tom Reed's rules were good enough for orders in exlstance, and offers Insurance so reasonable that do man ought to be a republican convention, or fur any other without protection to himself and family. deliberative body organized to du'business. Extra efforts will be made between now It was fitting, therefore, that they shuuld and July 1st, when tbe prize will be have been, as they were, adopted by the awarded, to get new members. Anyone who desires to get some good protection republican convention In so far as they for themselves or families should make in­ could be applied to that kind of a gather­ quiries regarding the Maccabees. ing. The races promise to bring one of tbo biggest crowds here, that Hastings has Oregon opens tho republican campaign ever seen. They all promise well and the of 1892 most auspiciously, by giving the surprisingly large number of entries Is exceedlugly gratifying. There will be 10 largest republican plurality In her history, starters tn tbe 3 minute class; 10 starters thus giving emphasis to the republican In the 3-year old trot, and 10 In the 9-year victory in Rhode Island a few weeks since. old class, and 8 In the mile running race. Ripple and Cleveland S. having records of 1.18 will be here and take Dart in tbe freeThe choice of the convention Is the far all. Mr. Cole will give an additional choice of the republican party. And that 880 to the bone breaking the record after is right. The party can afford 10 accept the free for all, which will probably result in giving a pretty exhibition truL Dan the choice of tbe wise and patriotic men Mace and Fanny Hush, owned in Kalama­ who constituted that convention. zoo, Brown Georre, owned In Grand Rapids, and Harry Noble, owned by W. Tbe Detroit Tribune sunm up the iJttu. R. Church, of Allegan, will take part In ---------the free-for-all trot Tbe runners include as follows^‘•Qctl torses aa Money Mack and Dixie fl. Protection won in 1868. and protection and _____ . OWtMMl IT T --------- "* -reciprocity out lose in 189L McKinley’s speech » taking I ba MAIN'ST Republican Club. ‘ That the Idea of getting a good deal of j something for a little uf hothiiig. possesses There will be a meeting at the court ! the minds nf many to a great f.teu*. was room Tuesday evening of next week, for • demonstrated in Naslivil’e at tbe isce? l«*t the purpose of organizing a republican ; week. There were -inetal fakir.* who standard j, ivunn found Nashville veritable (k-M of clover, club. It will be called al 7:30., ■lanaaru Aanuvii.r a mnam '* .—_, speaking. j. one ot me time. Hon. Jas. A. Sweexey, Judge Smith : metaphorically fakirs would wind a five, ten or twenty Hon. P. T. Qolgrove and others ha । ; dollar bill around a cake uf soap. crease a greetI to address the meeting. It Ya al expected that a good glee club will be on tbe wrapping paper with his thumb nail, hand to enliven the occasion with song. \ I and offer tbe soap for 83 fur three packItet all thoee who believe In prolcctiotrto I| ages. After bluffing the spectators a few home Industry, which employs American times one or two would Invariably bite. capital and American labor; a sound, safe Clutching their package for fear the prize currency, every dollar of which stands (?) would get away, the sucker would re­ on a parity with every other dollar; safe, tire from the crowd anil open up hU purconservative aud economical administra­ cliase. only to And himself confronted with tion of public affairs. Let all such attend nothing. Soon be would join th** crowd again—a sadder but a wiser man. Another the meeting Tuesday evening. fakir sold rings, within which were packed Dr. Laklns, of Grand Rapid a the noted 810 and MO bills. There wrre only seven rectal specialist.’ will be at the Uasthiga of these little packages and the fakir house this afternoon and regularly each would offer any three tor J5. On the bot­ Thursday thereafter. Dr. Laklns has tom of each one of tbe packag<*s supposed hundreds of testimonials showing his to contain prizes was a Ihtie black speck, marked ability and nucceas as a specialist purposly put then* for a imit. The on­ In the treatment of rectal dlwaaea. Some lookers bit well. It is said tli.it .i couple of those who can testify to hls wonderful of young men of Ibis city bought S'.O worth success In hls special practice ate leading of experience, nnd only have’six hra«s citizens of our own eity and county. Dr. rings to show for iL A Maple Grove Laklns Is a gentleman of high character, farmer paid about 883 for several tempt­ and who prides himself In a record of suc­ ing bites al glittering bait and na« only cessful cures In rectal diMases of long prevented from putting in mon* by hU standing, and pronounced Incurable b\ friends who took him iu hand. Some very less skillful practlcloners. Ho is an affa­ laughable scent* were witnessed of men ble gentleman, and one who wins friends trying to beat fakirs at their own <amn. by hls courteous bearing as well as hl« and as usual It never panned out we» «t ability. In our next we will give our read­ all. But human nature l« the same the ers several testimonials, many of them world over, and there seems t<» be a from people from our own city. Ixxik out scramble by many to get something f« for hls adv. next week. You can meet nothing, but for some reason It hardly the doctor any .Thursday* al the Hastings ever terminates that way. and they P«X house. Consultation free. » dearly in tlie end. Good Form and Its Mission. Good Form was Started bast November as a 3a-page magazine. It was jb5l,e£ from small quarters, its editor acting as business manager, prooi-reau j er, mailing clerk, and, in fact, doing all the work of producing ’ except the printing, which was farmed out to a sm^ll job c nice, subscription list was small—everything was small, but the faith, 0 q originators. Good Form is now seven months old—contains 80 pages and cover, has a new and a corps of department editors who are experts in their lines, its own special artists, is printed from its own type, and is niaile printed lists. Its advertising and publishing department are u special managements, it has a business and editorial force num ’e twenty-six, and its offices occupy a floor in the business center Chicago, 175 feet deep by 40 feet wide. It has more subscriber.-* standard magazines of twenty-five years standing. Although infant, it has a career that is phenomenal and a success that is p rgious—it is an enterprise that is typical of Chicago pash, amin 3"_ come a power in American homes. Its achievement stands uni•• Secure a paid subscription to this magazine for a year by >n.>g S 10.00 cash trade to the store of J WOOLLET J ‘ BRON50N ONE PRKE SHOE £OLEK» ( 1 ; �Mn B H a st ixgs anner Thursday, June 16, 1892. ■-------G^TrYcOOK. Local S<U1°r*____ - Very latest. Over 1W entries have been made for the races. Owing to rush several currespnnJen a were omitted this week. Michigan avenue is receiving ?ome much needed repair*. Will Maugham, formerly of this city was burled In Graud Rapids Monday. X F. W. Greble la fixing up the residence of the late Rev. Pilkbory on Mi.-hlgnu avenue, and expects to occupy it lira cuulle of weeksr Remember wc are the peop'e wh, fur­ nish your huuxes on easy terms and low prices. ’ F. W. Gueble. ^AKlN13 POWDER Absolutely Pure. IT SHOULD INTEREST YOU ■ know that yon can get : gh grade shoe at a sodcrate price. We claim the nicest aud cheapest lot of millinery In the county bought for eput cask to be sold cheaper than others buy. at the Racket Phix Smith. Chautauqua circle will close its work ffn the year Friday evening. The meeting will be held at the home uf Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Colgrove. X The scholars of Mrs. F. D.'Plauu gave a ’reheywl at her borne Friday evening that wte very enjoyable, and spoke well fur her ability as a music teacher. . PsRSONAL MENTON. FrMn£ T:'ro"1' draM 8,PI*,« TreSm.' M' F‘‘*'ct c™d r‘,1,IJ" Bowne **« l'» Grund Rapid* iiiumuay. Will Powers has gone to New York for • two «e«ka visit with relatives. Mrs. A. D. Nlskem left yesterday for Muskegon to visit friends. Mis. L C. Welton, of Chicago, gu'tst of Mrs. W. J. Bowne. is the Mis, Belle Chapman, nee ’Barlow, of Evanston. Is visiting friends Ui this city. C-harlle Lunn, of Petoskey, b visiting his brother, J. W.. and family this week. Mesdames Anna Friday C°°k Mason. Dorr Mudge l“ OrMD<l liapld3 Manager Pen lergast. of the wool boot ractory, was in Grand R-tpids on business yesterday. New line bed room suits just received at F. W. Greble's. Styles are new, prices . Charlie Wise, of Kalamazoo, was in the low and goods guaranteed. North side of city Saturday. He will return tu this city and work in the furniture factory. Main street Hastings, Mich. • As we go to press Wednesday evening instead of Thursday morning, we are una­ ble to say anything certain about the K. of I*, entertainment Iu Union hall. Henry Hughes, living in the northern part of the state, visited hls brother. Ja«. M. In thia city Friday. He was on his way to Virginia. < W. F. Adams, of Lowell, has been secsred as starting judge. The selection is a good une. and all Interested parties arc guaranteed an equal show in the races. Prof. Eugene Davenport, of Woodland, returned from Brazil la«t week. Brazil is a good country and the Prof.ns getting a big salary, but be knew when he had enough of a good thing. " . Score cards will be for sale at tbe races giving the names uf the horses, the owner, and the color of the cap the driver wears. The sum of ten cents is all they will cost. X w"li G"”‘l Attorney L. II. McCall, of Charlotte, was In the city Tuesday evening—not be­ cause he wanted to be. but because he had rather stay here than at Thornapple The wool market has opened a little, Hake. It seems that about a year ago he in with prices aixiut the' same as last year. company with Judge Mcl’eek and two ! to this the Ladies’ Until the farmers put up their wool in bel ­ Shoe patent tip, others went codn hunting about 18 mileter sbnpe tbe price will nut be advanced. from Charlotte. Almut tbe hour when top is a neat fitting Richard’s uncle Tom's cabin Co. and spirits walk the earth, the three skipped >d wearing shoe. Perry's New model shows will exhibit in out to ihe rig and drove home leaving Hastings, Wednesday. Juiie 22d. Free, Judge McPeek iu lite midst of a dense for­ au of The latter balloon ascensions and parachute drops In est looking up a big. tree. swore vengenet*. Tuesday he and McCall the afternoon. came to Thornapplu to have a risti. The The city authorities should see that a latter's watch stopp.nl while he was on lire general cleaning up of back alleys is made. lake and he asked McPeek for the proper This Is unhealthy weather enough without time, and the latter lacked just an hour of having filth dumped into the streets and telling the truth. Before train time Mcalleys to add to that uncertainty of life. Peck excused himself and left McCall X The committee haying in cha!*ge t he ex fishing. The latter looked at Ids watch ercises for July 4th are making pre para and was surprised to find it was only balftions fur the greatest celebration Hastings past fire, (the correct time was half, past has ever witnessed. The largest sum ever, six.) He milled up anchor and was row­ expended for such an event has been rais­ ing along leisurely for tbe shore when the ed. and Hastings will celebrate in grand tram whirled’ Then he became desperate style. - but do the beat he could only reach shore when the train pulled out.'• On the hind The "fish car” was in the city Friday. car sat Judge McPeek who asked McCall The brooks and streams about the city will If he wouldn't like to go coon hunting, and r k-.i’ -i<- joar artificial teeth be well stocked with trout aud graylings expressing great regret that the latter down • If • -> «g«j floUar for in a few years, if the little fish already misted tne train. Mr. McCull says- that !tai.d> holder. You can apply It planted are not wantonly; destroyed, it I tire end Is not yet.’ i out odriute. amt no matter if mar Ihj well for all fisherman tn read tbe ------------------------------or not It will tmlrt firmly iu the laws regarding tbe catching of fish. (At a meeting of the directors of the llasv i ■ r-.o-u ’rvhtcrircumMance* .1. 7. liVSH-ANDvD. P Slings Furniture Manufacturing Co.. Mr. d. All Alumni at the Hasting High school • wu'.te Cloud. >'•»»». I are cordially invited to attend the banquet l-.n. DeGroot was elected manager, Mr. R. Mk-hli 1 whether they receive an invitation or nqt. C. Jaquilh, of Graud Rapids, a gentleman of many years experience In the manufac­ Tne number of graduates is getting so ture of furniture, was elected as superin­ large that the Secretary -may not get the tendent. J The new management are plan­ addresses correctly. Please bear this in ^4ind mid attend whether you get an In­ ning for active business, being now Jat work making a few needed repairs. When vitation or not. N these are completed, the wheels will be set • CIRCULATION • X During a trotting race in Nashville In motion. It is hoped that this may be Thareday two sulkies collided piling both. accomplished- by Monday next. The openrigs In a heap. Ralph Newton, of thisi Ing of this Important industry will be ii. • •• > r. changes for advertisements city, one of the drivers, was thrown lie­ welcomed greatly by our citizens. For tbe r-n-h tfiN office Tuesdays at latest to tween the feet of two floundering, kicking fact that it is possible for this plant to re­ i- : • :ns»rt!un in the Issue of the week horses. Those who saw the accident say sume operations, our citizens are indebted •mo brought. . ■ ■ that It was a miracle how he escaped death. to Messrs. Fuller anji Beebe, without Aside from this accident there were sever­ whose financial l>acWd%’'thls Institution T!:r Iml dnnks may lie said to be hot uuiht have been slyri ,d‘»wn permanently. al runaways. On Friday. June if. the 3.1 and 4th orufrMiocktHildpn suffered the loss of all . they baiYhwctfed. There was no alternarecord will certainly tie lower- grades will give a song rehearsal Interspers­ । live; nnd these gentlemen took their ed with recitations and exercises and ' chances with onr citizens and saved the In­ Bloslng with a pantomine. The exercises next Saturday on millinery. will be held in the high school room cian-, -dilution to Hastings. rnrnclng at 3 o'cloclrp. m. aharp. Frienus and patrons of thr'school are cordially In­ Following are the real estate transfers tt*. Grelu.-x Hastings. vited to be'present. for tlie week ending; May 23, 1892, as made i big cut on dowers now; X Rev. W. M. Puffer is soliciting subscrip­ taxen trom the books In the register's office: Mary J M*r»h to fu H 4 Allen south *4 lots tions for the proposed addition to the M. a -" bat . at the Racket. . • .» v-4 JI Johus ill's '•«!<! M’ii-l!riil!e |X0 v • skinflint faking games will be allow- E. church. X All who see the plans for tills K I Heiui-rshott to B M Fowler pi»rcel Green much needwl improvement, speak In the stivet City gw , • -I : > ..-Juring the races. WCrt'c’io Albert Spire 30 ac lec 36 Maple highest terms-of them, and iu nearly every . Ltw-.if dining chairs may be seen instance have subscribed »n aid of the en­ ^State Bank Middleville to E A Johnson SO ac at F. W. Grebin's. north side Main St. terprise. We shall have inure to say-re­ nv n Irving II7.S , , J W Abbey to H B Cole uo ac sec 57 Assyria Wf the Banner one day earlier garding this inmur next. 5 ru’nton Boice to Lawrence Cavanaugh hotel ” m u«ual. to get out of the way of the We are in receipt of “Good Form” one Woodland f.'voo of the best'magazines published.-..and property John K-rwlnto LCavanaujh hotel property ______ 1Lthe meeting at the court room which contains an abundance of good Woodland <M»_______ , things useful in every household, it is Married. evening next to organize a repubprinted In nice, clear type, contains 80 cosHoi5f-ttEtrii-.it tie Ab club. ■ pages and Is divided Into several depart­ MUMga. June U. by tlie Rev. W. M. Puffer. .Tqioi Coshnlm of Yankee Spriusa to Fannie •. ' will cloM* Thursday, and the ments. it has met with phenomina! suc­ Welch of Wayland.____________ । exercise^ will occur Friday cess aud as a household journal Is unrival­ x -PLAIN I7KT5When people step into our store and look our stock over and get prices, they say at once: "It’s a fact that I have found the right -place,” and they have a right to, for it is a fact that our stock of , CLOTHING id GENTS’ FURNISHING MODS Is beyond reproach. Our stock is always ready for inspection and • yon will always find us willing to show goods. Wo are in the mar­ ket and expect to remain in. We buy our goods for spot cash, and don’t do any long time credit business, therefore we can sell you goods as cheap as any house 4n Michigan. We don't spend much time writing adv's for the papers. All we ask you is to give us a call and we will show you that we are as near the front ranks as it’s possible to get and remain in line. Call on us and we will leave it to you if we know what we are talking about or not Keniember that every man woman and child gets the JFe have but one price and that's the price you will find marked on the goods. Yours respectfully, One-Price Clothiers. Hastings, Michigan. ,! l L. E. 5TAUFFER WHEN YOU LOCAL NEWS. 'nw week, Great Special Sale of NRNITMRt at ARCHIE He COYS Two stores this week. UNRIVALLED BARGAINS 80 quires. led. X,The faces In Ngshvllle last week drew a large crowd and some of the events were closelv contested. W. D. Hayes 2-year,old won second money In the two year old 1 11- r i>uv a side-board or bed room suit rare. In the 8-iulnute class Dana M. nnd ' ' >' ’i have s'-en our line. F. W. Gre- I^o D. owned by John Cole and Al Keith, won 4th and 6tbrespectively, which Is very i;vr*c’-i wlH start iu the mile run­ creditable Indeed considering the fast' ’ : ■ ••. and Mme very fast ones are at company they had. t lie gr<>nn<B uqw. Judge Clement Smith lectured at the Methodist church In this city Tuesday 1 ’ 4 >',,u dare buy millinery unless night, subject. “Be what yon seem. ihe ; zh uur prices ffrst. lecture was a very wise discussion of the Pbjn Smith. theme, was very finely written and was di'• ew crop tea on band. If you want veralfied and brightened by humorous say­ ings and stories, it was inetUy tea get some ut It. ’' by tbe audience, which JiaMfnesT^wltii tbe Hams Jk VanAkmak. 1 tt*. Grebie'ha? the moat complete line closest attention to the end. A World’s Fair club will be organized M furniture, carpets and lace curtains to be Wen iu Barry county. in city next rTer> Jhl?J in this inis cuy uc*i-year, where -------- ------Tlx- ram this wnk will b. bj tar tb. pertaining to the big Chicago ahow will be, read auu and uucuij discussed. Io — ttlls wa * be— tu'r. ™. — — *>* nnertever seen In this part of tbe state, reau . . ■__& will —III be I.a displayed, .ll.nlai'An Ihll knowledge of- what and t very race has been filled. where It will be altuated. can be obtained, “n mir supplement this week will .be and tbe member* of tlie club cau see it found a full account of the republican na­ under more favorable circumstances than tional couvrntlon at Minneapolis. those who go there without any knowl­ K ith was kicked in the face by a • Monday, and wedrs a discolored op■ .i' a result. . Died. DIED—uf scarlet fever and diphtheria. Uenty EckWorm. beloved son of W m and Etta Mc­ Murray. of Detroit, aged 10 years and io nviDibs. iiiku-m iMiwt. mm inK..«< ’,Yl5«?uT' tousle/only daughter of Win. and Etta Mc­ Murray, aged 4 years. No Name and residence t Wm. B. PblUlps. Baltimore. 87 < Itos* McFee*. Baltimore. committee np to 13 0 elcek M . June .irt. 1«B. b*j<! court bouse when ,co,npl$’?'L}T!!1S, necessary heating apparaiut and furniture not Vleted with necewary he*U‘*8^PParaW’ not10 > Wt™. SAbinu iOecAB MATtnaws. tOBSON SWIFT. CHAKCBBY ORDEir. state of Michigan, the Circuit Court for the CouDtv of B-rry-ln Chancery. Geo. E. Crow, Complainant, EmllyA.Crma. Tn this eauvo^l't mrearlnj b* affidavit that de- * All horKmen at present here are prals- edge of it. Tbe tenth annual banquet of the Bas­ 1 mg the track aud say that It is one of the best half mile courses iu the state. tion high school alumni will take p.ace at the home of Senator Colgrove Friday after­ fbe call for tlie republican county connoon of next week. T5«8UP£T*U‘£ ord-jred that debmjtent voter her "''PS*"} • vention to elect delegates to the state cunnerved at 5 o’clock, and go umt. * ventlon will appear iu our next issue. corn. immeaiawiy J v come "• • — > "tJce. Another racket on all millinery officiate as toestmaster. The supper will ■:>« d»“ « °rtwfoods for the next-60 da>a. Get onr prices ' be nerved by the ladles of U»« Episcopal D».« J-" i». '»■ noon.. Phin Smith, i gocietv. and that Is a sufficient assurance ciredt Judg e. i that will be excellent In all respects. ute supervisors will convene next week. : _ s A “ I Hanar.ru,. OTWKj>rtl»<M«Md Jal! Tb. follo.lnj are Dr. Holman s. •b toubu-w then be propowl and w- Humphrj’. elalu for Jone: Ford • b«l. "pwI Holloa-. Jnne tlrt: 0oU'1*?'h"-. IV. , ; June 22d; Steel House. St Johns, Jone ’ A. |. t---"‘l *!k'w *F,)u best auu aud cheapest tfiidenDiith House,- Ow-wso, , June ** t11** UlBl »rmiun iivuw ... eandiesin n. <-i>..r.™.r 7IUH r. v,. »s Broad St. nil.es in town. w*. We i> buy cheaper th.n than vthtrsdo. until July 3d. Tbese visit* »H1 be made Sn wrtlM •hrvuitoit Hams A VanArman. ,AI1 The promotion exercises of tbe eighth Mar ww-M. C.»«nH»U><» t-» Kt*de will be lield In the opera house Wedevening, jone2W. Admirelon 10 Invited. UeuixM. a*" "HI treated except to give relief. ■><« w Hastings Banner and Detroit Tribune, $1.00 OR SONE." / 7A /V A \T / Zf / 1/ V / A f O \ ’TUE BXST 18 ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST." IT WON’T TAKE BUT fl FEW HINUTE5. o give vou a hint or two about a timely subject-— W ARM W’EATHER CLOTHING. Just now we are kept wonderfully busy selling Men’s Summer Suits- There’s a fine preceptive dress taste in Tlastings that makes them appreciative of well­ fitting, well-made Clothing, and indifferent to any other sort. They know this store. They know the goods. It’s not hard work to sell such Clothing as that made by the Stein Bloch Co., for you' know they are all right. T 34 Notice to Architect*. Tians and specifications tor the coas’.niedon of a jail and court house I°r.H<,r1'7 Ja* LouinJ ““«>10 "«,M “WE SELL GOOD C >.<>TH1N<» THE HATERI/1L IS ALWAYS oooooooooe RIQHT 0 0 0 0 0 °N> 00. the light-weight Trousers. So are the prices right. Some that might well be marked $5 Inhave gone into the |3 piles. Style, color, material —you're sure to find just what you want. The interert increases in Straw Hats, Negligee Shirts, Light Weigh Underwear, etc. as the season advances. (You’ll not feel satisfied (or cool) until you make your se­ lections from our counters. Some really striking novelties in children's Straw Hats. �inr imviir. - — —Quite a number went from here to attend Prof. Taykw * c-mccrt ut Pennock's rn»ye WUlt- aud all report a <<“4 tlutv—Most "r ,,u? ' right dosrtl a very nucccestul icna of farmers are shearing sheep now—Quite a Thursday, June 16, 1893. ___ , . ------ । school In the Coman district last Friday number from here attended the races at e Htond- •iar-anarilla H not ,cci' Chas. Cruokstou has returned liume to re- Nashville test Friday. The balloon was »indy and ex-i wj(tn unlj| (owu picnic—James plainly seen from this place—Children s ®*Youngs lost owe of bls woik Jwntes' test day al this plan; one week I row next Sun­ Y I week by its ninnlug awny while hltenctl day—Mra. Chas. Castelein Is visiting her OUR COUNTY , : to a blow—-The The teachers leuvhera art all pre-p^i^ preparing rlauxliter. Mr-. Holmes—Mrs. Fails and U. rfftenfl 1Cnu the ....auuuat ______ :_____ ‘ ' ■ Wbldl I town ' . picnic,' There U talk of starting a® bakery al I to wuTtake nw,.---ITth — in — Bush's grove at• Mrs. Waidurff were visiting frit-uds in uenuu. ! j wm •,(■»« place ...v Del too. ! -• i-ke—Miiw Ella Baltimore hut week. Barlow Will Un/ ’*,wl "t I*,Wn I th* *•»* i.K‘ Fred Barlow win « j I i'aul spent Saturday aml and Sunday at your this season. . place—Thr-remahis of Cbaa. Knapp, who HWriMinirill-wrru The jtelton Breeze expects to double Its was killed at Howard City while coupling .lUan th- hundred* ot letters telling of marvelous cure* It • 1^™ present site In the very near future. cats Sunday morning. was brought to this in after all other remedies had toll'd? TOnv. B C Pennock has opened a grocery aud place tor burial Tuesday—MIm» Lina Still Hood's XanMimrtlta t—«<**«•* peculiar cunuh*. crockery store at Delton, thus filling along of your city visited friends here tbe first power unknown to outer nnslleluef. of the week—S. H. Hatton and Mrs. Cedell Hood'* pill* cure Constipation by restorI a? felt want. ' Whllright are to be married tonight. Me I rhe prri«*ni<te action of Ui« allmeuuri «*. A train of sixteen cars ladened with felt Hatton Is one of Thornapple's esteemed j They are the bed family carthartie. bouts from the Hastixfgs FeR Boot Co., en­ young men and Mrs. Whilrigbt has been, There is an organized gang of thieves route for Chicago, passed through here one of Barry Co'.* must successful teachers. I at work in Ishpeming, and. merchants are Monday. This is said to be the largest We wish them happiness through life. suffering extendve losses. Tuesday night •hlpment of these goods ever put out by Jochlm's hardware store was looted. any one firm at one lime. Rah! for HasMiss Cora Smith, daughter of K. JUngs.—Delton Breeze. ' , Business is lively’.here now. Over MOO bushels of potatoes were shipped from Smlth. editor of the Adrian Prtss, wm Dr. J. A. Baughman is N. G., Geo. stenographer In one of the refineries wiped Fuller. V. G., F. P. Palmerton. R. S-. and here last week—Thirty teams were count­ John Vtlte. Treas.. ot the Woodland 1. O. ed at one time on our streets last week— out of existence by the elements at Titus­ The uvw hotel is up and rapidly approach­ ville, I’a. She escaped uninjured. O. F. lodge. They will be Installed Iu ing completion—H. Mosher "hipped 1300 Goblevllle has a “Jack the Pecker.” who July. dozen eggs one day Inert week—Large spends considerable of hls time lurking Woodland village Is trying to compel quantities of wheat are being brought here around the village and p coring Into win­ the C. K. de S. to make that town an open for shipment—Katie Ryan has purchased dows. It is thought to be wme insane station, so that all trains will stop without a lot livre and will have n house built on .the same—The memorial services at the person. being flagged. church were well attended last Sunday by Woodland talks of celebrating the 4th. both veterans and citizens. The church Better come to Hastings this year. However fixed the determination toote was filled to its uttermost capacity and the Woodland will have an athhstic club or discourse by Rev. Spitler [was excellent nerve a snake, n lltaruor a fish, let a biro and to tin* purpose. Great 'credit is due come near and how quickly we turn to itt know the reason why not. If it is a thrush, in early June, or the Car­ Nashville had some great sport at the the people of Qloverdale and vlelnlty for olina wren at any season, and It breaks races last week. Two or three accidents tha tasty manner In which the church was About forth in song, what power have wo to turn on the track marred the pleasure of Thurs­ decorunfl. :1a- Indies especially, a deaf ear? Though the problem nt our day; but luckily no otic was -eriousiy In-, 31 of the old boys were prevent—Clover| dale will not celebrate <*n the 4th this year feet may lie almost solved, the rhythmic jnred. ' ■ but will probably help swell the crowd at rusli of a thousand wings overhead will Some graceless scamp-tried to bum up I RaMingsor Dvjton—More Bates and wife draw ns away; earth nnd It* creeping IhrolJ t..uPdrrbuU.lin4 U X..bvllte llm I ( Sul|(, w|U1 i„ lrv|«- creatures-will pass from pur luindstbar olhrr nutlit. riirnno I Fiiink Li-tAinrd J aud .u.l wife > visited tbe tetter's moment the hgarenk art darkened by a n«k er l,irf«.-Dr. a a Abbot, lo Mooami tl.r rnKliwr w«» off dot,. s-j„day. so the water works were or van. •* _____________ of no a avail. --------------------- -—----1 trnil Star. _________ ________ Luckily tte-old building was soaked by the Milo, MY BOOKS. late rains so that the bucket brigade got in I Since the rain ha* given way to Min- , its work In time to save a conflagration. pblne, lliewr saw the country look more i My books beloved, ye take mo backward „ , i i .... । promUing to tin-farmer* thin tbe present Over the duum deej of year's. Na.hrllte. a..w near harms bar P ll„rh..„ am 1 1M.1 .Imwlmnlea When *neath ibo glow of youth's sweet sun­ Plpr ruli.Hl on. day la« nwk. n ..rdrr | a cn,„ . Mr.. Frank B. Aum rise . to get lo rlw top or the pipe, to o-i a rape ,|M (,a|.»tiun:. la .pewllnr n row day. Life one long day of joy appears. down for the painters scaffold, the water with .... .. ........................................ ... Mra. Spalding—Carrie Reed closed With you again Iffeel fresh hearted. was let out. a float built Inside, and a boy | her spring term of « hool at Milo last Fri­ As when the leaves their shtwloww sent sent up to let down the rope. He was day. nnd L engaged tor the fall and win­ To daucu upon lhe page I pondered. given a hammer with which lo give a sig­ ter term—Shearing sheep, cultivating corn And to tho thought their music lent. nal on the Iron sides in case the float caught and plowing fallow is the order of the day nnd failed to rise. When t!*- huge tank I In the old garden still I'm lingering, ’ - Children's day at the church Sunday With fragrant blossom* nil around. was partially tilled the float stuck nnd the evening was well attended and passed- off boy gave the signal, but no one htaid it very pleakanlly-'-S|Mliting «fc’ Wflliauis • Or on tho home plnxxa slttini: Hear distant cow bell's tinkling sound. and tbe water continued to rise. Up and have purchased from one to two carloads up rose the water, but the tl<»?t was firmly of wheat each day for several weeks, which I While reading from some favorite aulbou fastened and failed: to budge. Frantically has taken about all out of the fanners • The charming tale or-*PWn sweet. the lad hammered away, but still the water hands—C. K. Honeywell intends building j All siuNta and aouuda harmonious blending. All keeping time with rhythmic fert. rose and the boy was "in it’’ to his knees. a line residence ami bam this spring for i —Phebe A. Holder itt Woman's Journal. Grasping firmly the hammer with both himself and family, ami use the other farm ‘ hands he Started in to smash a hole in the buildings tor a tenant to work hls farm— ! iron Sind was making good headway, when A light crop of apples this year. Blight ; suddenly the pumps were stopped and the has struck most of the orchards about bet I*, i catastropiu* averted. His signals had Ihx-ii Varieties have nnieh to do with It—When"- j heard, but the engineer made up/hls mind is. hi full head nnd in first bloom, and bid* ; that it was time the buy’s feet were wash­ fair tv equal last yiar’s crop—Wool Is in! ed and he took this means to accomplish It, tine cottdiilen. and is worth as much as i with glowing success.—Nashville News. last season regardless uf the many articles I .passing through the papers, em.-uiatlng I trom the brain of speculators and buyers Carlton. ' K cof wool that know nothing about the grade Michael Vester is home tor a tow d^y s cof wool. but on the ifcth he will go to Eaton county to canvas tor the Good Health Pub. Co., of Dr. Mcl.vay spent last week in Detroit Battle Creek. May success be hls Is the wish of your scribe—The farmers are aattending the met-tlng of the World's'med­ asHx-tetiou—1- L. Loveland and wife . finishing planting their corn—U B. Car- ical I penter-is on the sick list—Mbs Minnie >went to Battle Creek Friday, to visit \V. Fleming Is on tbe sick list—The S. D. Ad- 1Murphy and wife—The'little folks gave Norris a surprise party last Saturday ventlsts intend going to Middle lake to cel- Lucy 1 and were treated to Ice cream ebrate the 4th of July. They Intend to afternoon, i cake—The Baptist society niet'-au have a program and all are Invited tu at- and ? tend—D. R. Foster, wife and son, are :Stephen Temple's, last Saturday evening spending a few days In Carlton the guests for 1 a social time and to welcome Rev. II. Sfr. Joseph Hrmmtrich of Peter Covert—Mrs. R. W. Vester and 1N. Ball, who has returned and will remain An old soldier, came out of the War greatly son Michael were in your city Saturday— ias pastor of their church the enming year. John Lewis aud Frank Yarger traded Ice 1 cream and rake were served—The enfeebled by Typhoid Fever, and after being horses last week—We think that our rain children's < day exercises were very fine at in various hospitals the doctors discharged him is over and Is a good thing for there is lota ithe Baptist chu/th Sunday. The children exceedingly well. Tlie church was i been in poor health dace, uuUlhe began tonka of sickness at present—Bartle Service of doing < the town line visited ills sister Llbbie Sun- beautifully ' decorated. Also the M. E. UrtftH’ck was finely trimmed with evergreens F1UUU o Odrbdpdn I Id . day—Soon we will hear tbe click of tbe church , shears taking the roat from the sheep's and ; flowers. Tlielr program was given hi *Innnedtetely .................. ' grew 'looter, night ' ' hls, cough back—Mrs. Andrew Nuguet, of Freeport the evening to a crowded house. sweats ceased, and he regained pood general la spending a few days with her parents. health. He cordially recommends Hood's Sar­ Quimby. S. Becker aud wife—Herb Chase and wife saparilla, especially to comrade* in the G. A. R. have returned to Carlton, their people hav­ Fine weather now, so cheer up ye de­ HoOD’3 Pills cure Habitual Constipation by ing returned from York State—Wm. Nash spondent—School closed last Friday and : Mb. U»»b V« AUrt. !• Hastings Banner-. ': Pinery setoort thl* nututser—Mrs. and family spent Sunday In Clarksville the guests of the former's parents—Rufus Vester and S; Becker were in Clarksville Saturday—Uncle Dan Yarger bought a new champion mower of of J. N. Covert— | John Lydy and family of Campbell spent 'Bunday at Jay Carpenter's—Quite a num­ ber from here attended the picnic in Pen­ nock's grove Saturday—Reports of a most disgraceful affair in which two of our young men are concerned, have been cir­ culated. If true, no punishment can be too severe for them. The matter ought to be, and probably will be, sifted to the bottom. A fine shower last night to dampen the hopes or the farmers—L. B. Carpenter was taken sick at the parental home of his wife Sunday and at this writing Is unable to return to his own home—Mrs. Dora Donley Is quite ill at this writing—Mike Vester talked lo the people at the Adven­ tist church Sunday night upon the subject of ••Religious Liberty." The subject was well handled and many points of vital in­ terest set before the thinking mind—We understand that Rev. Meyers will not preach at Carlton Center Sunday evenings for awhile but has an appointment at Clarkvllle Instead—Frank Brown of Ing­ ham county Is working for John Fleming Bom to Morris Bolder and wife Sunday night, a girl—A. Donley fell from a build­ ing and sprained hls ankle. With a sick wife It makes it very hard for him—Will Vester will teach a select school as soon as Mr. Hoffman closes bls, tbe last of July. All wish log to attend, will, we think, get tbe worth of their money as Mr. Vester 1$ a good teacher. Mr. Huffman will return to Ann Arbor where lie will complete a medical course tbe next year, and being a fint-clasa school teacher we see no reason lettering peristalticactluu ot tbo atlineutaxy reasl. CASTORIA Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infhnts and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It is Plcasantr Its Jpiarantee is thirty years’ use by Millions of Mothers. Caste ria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomitfrij Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas« toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. tbe song service wu put off last Sunday good Wfect upon thair children ’ night It is some doubtful If there will be | ihu g one held here In tbe future—M. Bohlrr went to Grand Raplda Saturday—J. N. ------Covert and J. l’o« of Clarksville are rust.“ Oa-oHa b the bast remedy f Ing tlie binder business. They have sold • which I am acquatated. I hope seven around the Center Ute past nr-ek— j f*r <1U:xnl when mothers wiUeot We had au Infant hurricane last Wednes- ktereetof their chUdreo, aodui day—Eugene and Bert Havens of Clarks- f**1 ^Tf*?*^”**no<n ville Sundayed in Carlton—CldldrenV day । OPM* **** at the Progressive Brethren ebureh In i “***”»». aoothtag ayrap and North Carlton Sunday June At yada down toatr throats, Mm Carlton Center. Sunday June l«th. Let all come. At North Carlton, 2 p. m: CarlDn.J.F. ton Center, 10 a. m—Chas. Wrigbfe ( school was out Friday—Apples are ueriTla* Coatamr Cwr oualy hurt by the ralus of the past tow _ ___________________ ______ weeks—Jud Carpenter has been working for Fox & Son of Freeport Castoria. THE DM EXPOSITION. tlon A-orati** b- by •UtnUOB I* a *»«* *mpb ? (L,mrf«renc« which taonofirtbof a ortlo In dreamforwora and tcatlog 4U.0® Working day and i ni’dit <>n Victor Bicy­ Go to DR. | have your cles and do not eye y glaeees or produce them fast Ill Of; •“ightL enough to supply th' ' der to preserved into old hief demands. eyes should be properly exam­ • in the arena. , c„u. rti b. jotoJ. ■» ‘’j* .ad in wevlima r-ara urowafca bl in *b« en-JiV* troualrt ix-ture ‘t«>umndb<rt uim_ heretofore p*4d but UUlo «** "»: lo Srt,41l bnmeb of '• tb^w willbo Sure, MmBWOloiar..-.— . I 1 This Year. the victor - LEADS- SHRLEY.W. SMITH, The Victor Man. ined and the .right kind of glasses worn. Hr. h>wry keeps a large stock of th.. fin. e<t quality und greatest vari- _ ety of eye glasses and -perfaclesat his office, whl-re von can have your eyes examined at all tmes. |M|1Jlti (o the . within beartngof ihe speaker1 h v«dce. Tho ground floor o( the ma.li b’lil I **? exclusively totheexhil'itlon ofrnnnexhibitions, this idea h« tc-ra csrrtwi <. it limited extent and tbecrow1* *hkb|gainers almut the alcove* tn whtan tl»e*u weri » ii dnete-l furnished VW,?‘cVLI1l‘’‘‘n e'r tcrest wbicli attaches to « -cm. TLe'r *<>po this rear will be greatly enlarged. *’ t**sl 'HiUire’wiU have abundant <’«,l'?r‘®?*9r1VLJ52 how artlclea ofnecemliy. comfort and luxury B7n?U^w«men’*departm«mttbcdas40ci»tkjn baa been broadened, rothat ill* ai.c l 5 that household work fnmi parlor to kitchen will be more intell'grntly encourag'd. and Il­ lustrated by this exiwlllott that has aver betore been i.UemptaJ by any ssaoctation iu JhTb”race»ou the raaulath n track south end of tbo grounda wlilca wi re u pop. lar feature Inst year, will continued, wttn purees to the amount of $10,001. Many « tb« best hurecs in tb^lr several classes will appear in tori'- speed triala and lew meetings offer *¥£ire will'^m unnsuaffy good display of agricultural npKlrtnery. farm, on hard and garden, all claws* of manu­ factured products and articles of houscbo.d " nA [together, the Fair of IW! "‘‘.'^i/ni0 grandeat it. the bl.torv «d nrrmanent ngrten tnral and industrial cxhihl too* and wllUa- of such Uinstdtude and varied attrecthcnewi «s tn make it rrofitai'lo tor visitors to remain in stteadance tbe entire tin day*. |taed*icati<mal feature* are such as to commend the asanciation tn every patriotltf citizen and to iosure bl* active support. Days bare b on set apart r od designated a* follow*, indicating nometb’ug of thy scope <>r tbe speaking and exercises: 1. «. liiHn n. Athletics. 3. Politico. < Ladles. X Indus­ trial societies. 0. Commerce. T. comity. «L Music. Agricultural ID. Mili­ tary nnd nuiformot societies Better railway rate* than ever hithertntore given, viz., one fare tor ihr rr-und trip, havo been conceded by the railways and steam­ boat lines: and cxtiblU that have prepaid freight from point uf shipment will be re- , juraru free. turned iivr. The meat comptetr and i«'tnprebcn»!vs prem­ ium Met ever i*»ned i» now re* !y tor distribu­ tion free to all opylicant*. SCHOOL SONG, you seek for a choice, iudement decide. the fields of the Goldbright flowers in crown and smile as the se: Plano. As she And As they fall Are THURSDAY •£7 Krening. Dr. I*. N. Laklns, the Rectal Specialist of Grand Rapids. Mich., will be at the Has­ tings house. Baitings, Mich, lie Invites ever) sufferer from Rectal trouble to call and get a correct diagnosis of their dlsease. time required to cure and cost of same tree of charge. Mr. Parker, pro­ prietor of the Hastings house, is one of Dr. Laklns' patients. Call un him any time and get a list of home testimonials. Jas. L. WUkins. ex Mayor of Hastings, says: “My piles would come down almost constantly when 1 was on my feet and for two years I was unable to do hard work. They never came down once after Dr. Laklns' second treatmenu 1 do more work in one day than 1 could do in a week before be treated me and do It easier tno. 1 have talked with many Grand Rapids people he cured yean ago and all apeak of hls ability in the hlgnest terms." Call on the Dr. and talk it over. Gov. John Miller, of North Dakota, re­ lates an instance of what Is being accom­ plished by farmers In the Red River Valley of Minnesota and North Dakota. He said S. J. Inland, near his town of Dwight, N. D.. bought 160 acres of land In tho spring of 1801, for S2.G00, and raised crops that season worth the salary of a government clerk. In excess of tbe cost of hla farm, as per the following statement: Liao Bu. ol wheat, at 8Xc......... $xv.i .w rtP „ ., oats, al xe................ wjx, i&iiKci£ of tai«j n.’’.::::” xwoao leaving.............................................. j.........st 15* 30 Cases of this kind are so oom mon that they are a drug in the newa market out Call ei^us, N? BLINSTON & SON Hasting*. IT’S A “JIM DANDY, The stock of lumber and shingles lately purchased by t their yard can be found ail the latest novelties in hemlock boards and stu'.lmg. The latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. ' . for anythin When you want a FRESH LUNCH,:-: Go to the CITY BAKERY. ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A SEWING MACHINE? If 80, buy of the man who sells at the same price to the Fine line of creams .and poor man or woman as to the rich. He wont charge yon #>5 fresh confectionery. for a poor machine and sell the same style of machine to an­ A. E. RENKES. other for $25 as do some dealers.. Oh, nof The Dollar of the Poor Man Ill So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, Jf. Y. ' Our phyUcUmi In tho children'a deport- medical suppUas what U knoten M n«utar 1,200 MEN : M..r aw •»11 Is just ag good to Trav. as the dollar of the rich. He etells belonging to The Light Running World Renowned Domestic, The N,ew Mrs. H. J. Kenfield in Hastings Home and some other first-class machines. including houses, vacant lots He will Bell you a machine for a email payment down warJar7‘pp“taoCreSin?eCOnd and the balance in monthly payments if desired. It will pay you to call on him before you buy. w. F. POWERS. Needles, oils and parts for all machines, HARDWARE STORE. T. PHILLIPS. �ijiiliks Dutch Process S No Alkalies DFAfOPR A TTP TTnQTQl d,dat?- *-^*-L”VvAl’.rL JL - ------ --- Ir b®* «uccee<!s in his scheme he JuvO 1. IO I would desire-to be efiukrified not as a Pro­ j hibitiunUt but as an AHiancj tnemlier. Their Eyes Turn Toward .Their ■ Convention City. Other Chemicals ». Bata 4 Cl’s Breakfast Cocoa, f,A.-A i* absolutely pure and solpble. . W In®: far iiore econotuical, it So’.d by Grocers .jverywhoro. w. Ba - ACo. Dcrcii8Sj3f,Mass. CROUP REMEDY sWlDBiilXEVm CEBTAIH. HOUSEHOLD c__~,rt, - SHORE *' DO YOU Cough «n-^Jy carrier I wow. «- ■l-.t.f.-g&U’JJatr* CfflLDREN'S COUGH CURE OE at CHICAGO. J Tire Dsuniernry |*iep.«r-hig t» Attend.tha IXblAXAPOLlo, June !■£—Indiana Demo­ crats are preparing to attend the Chicago convention in large numbers, owl this New York Men .Sinking Eatimatva of the city alone will semi not’ lew than 1,000 persons to take part in tbe lobby work of tho meeting? Chairman Taggart aud the itate committee will go to Chicago Thurs­ day. Many of the Indiana delegates will go the aaniu day, and thaw who do not Republican lintlUcntlon.—A Bl” Mee will go Friday. Saturday afternoon at 4 ing nt Chicago—political ruta Notas. o’clock Indiana delegation will meet Kcw VA..„ » ' ». .................... O’clock thethe Indiana delegation will meet j . 1 °Rk, June 13.—Norton Chase, del- ■ jn Chicago to organize nnd decide on what । Cgat« to Chicago from the htnii snap" j '*••• ■ -• it — will Join tho conwntion. I convention, who U one of the managers ! .chosen for the campaign in the Windy I It is understood that Senator Voorhees City in favor of the tariff reform cham- j *r,1J be niado chairman of the delegation • pion as against Senator Hill said venter- i and Edlu,r Morse, of the Sentinel, aecredav than J-To. .u .< » UrT- Sund»> *» IndlanapoUk DemoXL tn cratic ciu Im—Hendricks, Gray, Cleveland, lion found that Cleveland bad cuffldent Ger man-American and Sbiekb-will leave . votes outaide ot New York to nominate > for the convention city. The Indianapolis i they would not apply for admissionyto the I people will ^occupy the Victoria huteL i convention as a contesting delegation, ' They have eugngod the entire hotel and preferring that there should be perfect ’ exPecl be comfortable. Many of the : harmony m far a* New York state £s con- I*mocrat* '«•»» W to tbe convention with I THE HABOH THAT WAT BEGIHSIHG art' u&fti D* the prepantAon of ■^^trisANT, SAFE, they will ,00NTDELAY NO. 35. CAN CENTRtU dLWflYS THE SfiHE .... /u. 112 THE BEST KEMP S balsam "'sL5rO'JG'ta»t Ctareland had a majority In the conven- lhe majority of tbe party do not believe । lion but not the requisite number tonoin- I that Cleveland’s nomination is nt all I illatu >1^1. rini'iuKl. p fnr innUi theV they would Mat rwk for fortulmisaiou na nadel* probable, and tl.Aw they ..-•11 will labor for Gray for first place. Clalmsof the Hill People. RATIFICATION AT CHICAGO. [ Tho Hill people claim that while Clovej । . j ( f । ' IN THE 1 octal J A . <1lb Office at FORD’ HOTEL, TUESDAY, JUNE. 2.1. ’ I I A VtAli Of ONIHVALLED SUCCESS! I iv»,.> » ■ <;n 4 tht* city one day ««ch month Cor the past year, hta dune R:< r ■■ ice. ll> m nrub^slo^ td work aud maA* nwirodllHcfllH cures and warm trivi •>• amorr Jnvata .4 ui:<l nil with whom l.c ha* hadatiy kiu<l of detillngb limn any rtmuyer who bailever visited our kA-ality. S::uccd big character, J. ac hfs • kill. is bey taidl reproach. i • Dr. Holman S. Humphrey, I JH'ttlNG THE COMING YEAR THE DOCTOR’S VSIta v .1! tw faithfully rem t. nurd, ar-d if life slid tmilth be -fisrrel he ho;«cs : ■ »::M • n'ty iiiMiieit to bb atnudy very extensive list of (Ml lent*. , ’ •• >u»: twnyeni- haw largely Incmireit ilienttmlw r<>! chronic tnralhis. owingtnnridy to the i*.*«-ittinr Hiliuemr osernnf by the Inttin nza il.a Grippal, n Cu»e who bare t-rc«|M<il this blighting ••nuryr Ire-ling its peculiar ef­ fect *their systems. AU sufferers from catarrh, thrt&t and lunyaf6 cti« |-.« Curt rh<ri.»»hv« fulling instead ot iinprorinp. twlcM under the in*'-: -utiif- I Dt*ti:n-»r. Tin* :* also true of catarrhal conditions of the Mi"ruu.'h'. boweW. Xhlr.:-J’s nnd bL»m)< r. tudre.l the jrlinulular system nnd murems iv4 ' mint, often hudtna to neuralgia. ---------...uiembniner a,— have 1.. L «ihT» ------JI-.—.---------- _nu._ ... (jlM) uf too marly torpidity, constlpa. nd «3c« (•« <vuted tollg'.fC. foul bn ••th.' ii. hUig h'nd. I nc! jlch and highbvinw'l tiriw-. erwu irritable t«-uip'-r. and p er!is. - Thei.c«--.»Sip inym.ir ••ufi happily 'Hmilntte th” fongo •nudl'T.. In pa-i.sHvI r* .......... 1—----- -—' -------fct.l-4 :-rtH fr.!|MisHy tulli perttop. ” In .>1! C'h»« i troubled fur year* with catarrh, ta -Uae** rt» timing tn,in one car. computely cured by D ’■■■*'■"' J j!s v. P. W. UAYl.r.T-JOX.tlt. MOfKfOlU. V!lJ4. ; ";;,,^ nl.hh wire . inn'-. -v-re as to vomit it nt one Ims- I nkiM»*t M-d touraih. 1 alwj had t ■verc cnu.rrh *>f tin •.fouiach tutd bowels. Dr. Hob Humpmeycuredtar tjr|Finy, Mich. I u«. totally blind tor twenty-four yem- wt-h -'i>‘!l' cataract. Dr Holman 8. Humphrey rvui..viii life ratat,lt’ •"" C",L'w "“jUk x„„n. r.... iw.«... ~I h:il M.tffnrrel for yean' with a MMsUkrt Incurable’ralvular dlMSisc Of the heart. Dr. Humprey cured me ent irt-iy. J. V. HritM.it. bcunil.-. <d>!o. wn- felly In th'? cl u tube* of numb palsy. Dr. Humph­ rey cured me complctnly. ,, ....,. Miss JCNir. SMK’UM. Hu.ltm. M.e.i. it>t three yearn 1 have sufmrvaakm of thf .------ - ------ elite, falling tn <do system. I r trying jtojprt'well, and ixs Vermontville. Mich. 1 was a dreadful sufferer from locomotor “’Viomo^'v^musu'*» tbewlil. 1 have been enliroiy cured D'^^ark. O. I wn* helplessly and hopeieesjy sick with a„ Ji'nfi'iuy Was cured by Dr. Humphrey six years "«R-"J•*}.I’ircKHSoN. order TM>L I measured 45 Inches around my belt from a Wjrlarood®D”’,}j,})|,nir mor Wa* taken tn Prof. Ludlam. . *h( ’ withfor inc. Dr. Humphrey removed every vesture of l»o out tbe um of anything but «»^n||\rrKT gMrm. Jam-srilUx TO*- For tlw past three years I have '* } "^in vein i wn catarrh of tho bowels and rcatum. I h id tor ’ oJtwntnptipn an Invalid from female trouble prcvlou* m Ji I■ crrui nrr a of thu bowels, but managed to fcm-p around and » ™J’rJr!lpMly that fashion, but for the past oevcral m.rit 1 Imv- L » i 1 waa obliged tn giro up bouso-kropln* 1 .»«• ^th, ago I At tho time I was taken to tot' Dr. Hj WJ •'' 1 my t-d tor had given up til hope of ever g-jtUnR wel L Im 1 l» k u w lays togribw. Mr doctors and all *•’’«* “? * j..|te-like *IW>« jf my over recovering. lofron DM*’*.d’:;.. one titmn no>l with long pieces of mombriino from tbe ta*-'< a» MJf |Kn tome days during tho twenty-four houri J.?,?,,. >xw\ y. When 1 was af stuff that looked 11 kf my Insiduwororittin.n' > (<1 no{ enakiy taken to see tbo ductor at the b.itH n «.a*-w • <(| trtwting n.P- I lilnL kwig & Scrlhwn time table. Jneffc-t May 15.US2. Favorite Roufe between Grand Rapidi*. Detroit ami tha east. Lv. j Gul ng Bast ,. ‘<.ra: <ri’. .. KMt farts ., McCunl ., Aito .. Elmdale .. tTurksville .. Ijike Odessa „ Woodbury ., Sunflrld , Millllkril .. Graad hedge Ar Lansing ,, I »ct rail Htiaard City Kdnmre ritantou Grand Ltd«e |<jmi>g West I Bctruit .. I anting Graud Ia!<Uc ,. MuHiken ., BunOeld . „ Woodbury .. I aike Odessa .. (Clarksville . ghMMie .. AltO .. McCord .. East Paris Ar Grand Rapids m. if. m. r'Tnr Grand I.e-U-e Portland Ionia Howard City Ionia SUnt in land will have the largest vote on tho first the Auditorium Pilled with Enthusiastic cd more Hr publican a. ballot In the convention he will not have • Every day. others week days only, t stop Chicago, June 14.—Everybody of note enough to either override the credential* rommiuce’s report m- obtain tho nominn- in the Republican local body politic was '' I’arKr cart on all trains between Grand Rap­ nt a monster meeting held last id* and Delrolt. Seals 25 cents. Connections tion. and that after the flrat ballot ho will preHint . . .. . ... , . ... .. । mmii’made in imonrauiira, urnuaGrand impiuo mu, with iuc tbe in Union station. r.hicago ............... .V Rapids steadily lo«e votes. The total number of night in tbe Auditorium to ratify the C * Wjwt ......... Micihoak Railway vnu for AMD> THR WaST AND FOR MVSXKdelegates chosen to the convention is 898, nominations made by the Republican con- I HK’AHO ami tiik W xst ami on, MANiarnOUTRAVBIUK City. Elk iUrnnd by tho rules adopted two-thirds, or >s and I'lrroaKKV. _ Favorite joule to the 599, are necessary for a choice. The tables of Nebraska, and Governor McKinley were dimmer resort* of northern Michigan. TnUhs’leave leave Grand Grand Rapids Rapids for tor tblcayi, '(Jliicagu. 30 A. A. I Trains given by the two factions as to the sup­ the principal speakers. r 5 ... . . mI.and .mi i12-.IK -'-g-. F. p M.. m •n-:r, HI® p. F. M. ArrtreCbleaxu ArrtreCblcago port they have already been assurred of t j ....----------- *•-------------",-------- , , I »:I6P. M . 5SS3P. M.lUid'sO&A. M. are < xtrcmely iatereating when carefully Judge 1 Lure ton pronounced an eloquent , !>.»?,. jor Manistee and Traverse City 7:2J A. analyzed. eulogy on Blaine, but pledged himself to M. aud 5:17 P. M. U>..l>plx>Ho< tbenomlnra. *U~r with I A 1’omlblo First Ballot. nlabt trains to Chicago. One of the tables gives it this us yet- a little," be said, “if we cannot in * Ask our agents for ' further particulars or *ny on the first Ikillot: Cleveland, an hour transfer the boundless enthusi­ write to GKORGE DrHavkx. GetH Passt Ag ,t. 337; Hill, 222; Buies, 37; Carlisle, asm for the name upon our hearts to the Gracd Rupids. 77; other candidates, W; no preference, name upon our ticket.” , Me' ” luley Tolk. Briefly. 66. Boies gets 8 from Nebraska nnd ‘20 Governor McKinley came, late, and, ns from Iowa, and 2 from the District of he said, h.wl hls convention voice with FRODATF« ORDER Columbia. Washington will give to him. He said that the convention at Min­ State of Michigan. Count y af Barnr-sa., other candidates 8. Illinois, 48 aud Indi- 1 Ala session of the Probate Court for the neapolis mode no mistake. He then talked ann 30. Of the Democratic delegate* iu ' on protection a few momenta nnd left, County of Barry. bolden at the Probate Office In city ot Hastings, hi said county, ou Tues­ the various state* 836 have already lieen ! Harrison's name was heartily applauded the day. the iTttr dev ot Mar. in tbe year oue chosen, nnd there remain 42 to be se- [ tim« R was mentioned, a* wa* also iti<m<uid eight hundred uud ninety two. Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of lected. The Hill people claim that the . Eluitte's. Probate. votes credited to Carlisle and to Boies will t ~----- •---------------- -•- *■'-*------In the matter of the estate of David Bowker, deceased. be turned over to them jmbIso will Illinois, AVabHIXGToS, June 14 —It is likely that On reading and filing the petition duly verified now credited to Palmer, aud Indiana’s 20, an unusually large number of Democratic of Almerie Bowker, widow of said deceased, now given to Gray. They further claim praying for reasons therein set forth that tbe members of the house will go to the Chi­ real estate otssUd deceased in said petition de­ that the entire North and South Carolina cago convention. This will be due partly scribed may be partitioned aud set off to the delegations will be for Hill. heirs of said deceased. to the fact that there is an uuosual in­ several Thereupon it is ordered, that Friday, the day ot June. A. D. ifitn.at ten o'clock in the Another man, a delegate to Chicago terest in the nomination, and partly to loth forenoon, be assigned fer the hearing ot said from lhu •‘regular’’state Democratic cun- the large Democratic majority ia tbe petition and that tbe heirs at law of said.; de­ vrntlon, usually calleil'by the “anti-snap” house, which will permit of many ab­ ceased ami ail other persons fntereeted In said men the “mid-winter" coureutldn—held in sentees without bringing business to a estate , arc required to appear at a session of said Court, then to be nolden at the Probate February—gave the following result of a i standstill. John L. Mitchell, of Wiscon­ office, in the City of Hartings, tn said County, ‘...’ «•*« ' t the Democratic con-, canvass of the roll of state* mudJ by him- ,in “«« and show cause. It any there be. why tbe prayer committee, has in­ of ihe petltiocer may not be granted. And It is Ml: Clev.tana. Hill. M»; l-.lmer, gressionnl“ea.npnign »!»■« vited the executive committee of that ore flirt! r ordered. Hat aald petitioner give notice to tin- persons interested in said estate, ot tbe tendency of said jieGUon and the hearing IH'b.n.ralibumK.t U. HM will i c“r.f?1,,“ “ '■“=> thereof by cauwing a copy ot this order to be vow under lhe unit rule, tt the, do Mr. •“* “Wd. published in the Hastings ItaXNKtt.a newspajier printed and circulated In said ffouuty of lllll’s vote would be reduced to 215 nnd ■ Barry, once in each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing. Cleveland’s increase! to 577, or within WasiuxgtoS, June 11.—An effort to ob­ ‘ Cll.te. W. AHMSTROXil. twenty-two of the requisite number. In' tain a strong civil service reform plank in Judge of i*rubate. thia event ebher the vote of Kentucky, I (A true copy.) the Democratic national platform is being luwa or Illinois would nominate the ex- j , . „ . - , , president, nnles. South Carolina anti Vir- mtuIe bT Dvtnocratic members of congress ginin. whose delegates nre claimed to -be I who arc interest cd in the subject The equally divided, shouty cast their forty- I Massachusetts representatives, a* usual iu.r.j.1 having been madlt in the conditions two votes for Iliff. ‘ when this subject comes up, nre taking a” of a certain mnnpute made by Fred II. whit--------------■ active part in the n»'••rm, «N the nry and FrankQ. Whitney to Manly A. Bald­ Will Go Early to Do Missionary Work. ' Mnssnchnsetl” <!.legadon to Chicago will win dated February 3d. A. D. IWO. and recorded Iu the oitlce of the Register of Deeds tor the ALBANY. N. Y., June 14.—Tl-c n-gnln, be urge-! -u select n member of the com- Comity of Barn' and State ot Michigan, on the state delegation of Democrnta to t,,e Chi- mitteeon resolutions who la thoroughly ■joth day of February A. D iwo tn liber 34 of oowwlui. rlrcini tb-> February ' 'llh 'h« n,“! «l’»u™l »«!• mortgages, mi pace i:v and sa»<l mortgage was on the20th dav ot Febiuary. 1«*>. assigned to •into omnubiii. will Imv. for rbu we»t mmi ln lb. party and tb. country on lb. Charles T. < lorbain which said assignment was duly recorded, on slurb mortgage there te on Thursday ami the contesting delega­ question. claimed to l»e due nt the date ot iiils notice the ... ot ..... ___ tion is’ booked to g<» on the same day. k num two. .hundred thirty dollars and thirtyBoth delegations expect to <k» great niisiar jurve three cents, .and an .»■« attorney’s two! twenty-tire iuu .m -------<----CHICAGO,' Juno 14.—The third anuui I.. .<>.1 iN/irto'.i'n hn,1 n,. sionarV work among the delegates as­ meeting of the American Phonograph as­ ■tnllais provided tor In said mortgage and no suitor proeeedlnpi al law haring been Inrtlsembling thus early. sociation liegan nt the Iceland hottel yes­ lu'ed to recover the moneys secured by said mortgage, or any Mrt the re«t: terday afternoon. Arrangements have BEGININNG'TO GET THERE. Now. lbervfore.br virtue of the noWerof sale been made by several ixirties to report the coatnlred In said mortgage, and the statute In proceedings of the Democratic convention such raw tniMte hu<1 provided, notice is hereby given that on Saturday the ’.nn day of July. by phonograph lu’triu! of by shorthand A. D. Ik.'.', at ton o’clock In tin* forenoon. I sluul Chicago. Juno 14.—Delegates to the I writers, ____ ' sell at public aoctien, to the Ingbest bidder, at th- i.orth front door of the court house iu the convention are beginning to trump up out . Another Itepebllcan Ilntlfy. cityot lla-tings. Michigan, (that being the otoee of the greet: ^grao* of Illinois. Sherwood | OMAHA, June IL—Omaha Republicans where the circuit court for Barry' county Is hvidthe premises described In said mortgage, or Dixon, of Dixon, down in Ix-e county, a, lost night ratified the Minneapolis nomi- enj. f o murh thereof a« may be m-eeasarv to pay Ute deiegate from the Seventh district, was | nations nnd listened to addresses by amount due on said mortgage, with seven per tenI. and ail legal costs, toxe'ber the first to land; He camo in yesterday j Stephen - -A. ■ Dotiglfwi, of-Chicago: El ward wlthnninterest, attorney’s fee ot■ twenty-flve dollars aud was nt the Sherman house. Sherwood Rosewater, editor of the Bee nnd national covenanted for therein, the premises being Webster. de-K-rttKjd in said mortgage as. all that parcel Dixon in the lawyer who led the Demo­ cummitteman, and John ot laud known as Beards point between BeartfS cratic wing of tbe lower house nt Spring- Five thousand persons were present. Cove ami Gun Lake lying cast of the section line which ruua north amt south between seefieid at the last session' of the legislature, STATISTICS OF EXPORTS. I tmi.M no. thirty-two ami no. tbtrty-tbrce eC and is one of the leaders of the party In I Yankee Springs Including lull width of sari PoivVacd nmulng soutbeast or thereabout* to Illinois. He is tho law partner of Sam the centre uf the narrows ot said Point near.lae Bethea, who was n delegate to tho Repub­ mum land. WakIIX'utun; Juug 14 —The bureau ot lican national convention at Minneapolis Ciiarlkm t Gorham ' Assignee of Mortgagee. statistics of tho treasury department re­ Inst week. Smith &(?oi.«ibovk. ports that during May tho exports ot the Attorneys for Asdrn -c, Senator John M. Palmer's friends in principal articles of domestic provisions Dried. April ’2nd. 1««. Illinois hope to hnvo the solid vote of the were valued at $11,01.9,977; for the same state delegation to the national convention next week ra*t for him for president. month last year, $7,410,409; for the eleven Tbe instruction* given’ nt the state con­ months of the fiscal year they were $55,­ vention nt Springfield six weeks ago can 5211,655, compared with $51,719,35.1 for the be interpreted, it is claimed, in no other same period lust. year. The exports ot way than that unless Grover Cleveland Is bresdatnffs for May worn valued at $19,to lie fhe man tlie vote ot Illinois Is to go 410.31*4; for the same month last year, $13,to Senator Palmer. The Morrison element XKL231; for the eleven .months ended Mayof the party is alert as well, and claims 31, they were F272.47ii.023, compared with consideration for the author of tho hori­ $109,936,984 for tho same period of last zontal tariff bill, but it concedes Senator year. Tho exports of mineral for May were Palmer’s prior claim. valued at $3.17),MT.; May, 1891. $1,583,376. taiuklng for n Itogular Invasion. Before the sun bob* his head up on the and for tho Hoven months ended May 31, morning of Juno 2u at least 75,(X» $40,718,340, compared with $47,373,930 tor strangers will have entered the gates of the same period last year. the city of Chicago. They will be drawn It has been learned that tho Cooley gang hero primarily by the national Democratic convention. lint another element enters wcru the robbers who planned the robinto tbe calculation which may swell thn berry. Six members of the gang, includ­ number of visitors to somewhere In the ing the Cooley boys, Ja2k and Frank, and neighborhood of HiO.OOO. Aud the attrae- Johu Ramsey came down from the moun­ tlon, secondary in this one instance only, tains Saturday, and spent Sunday in the is the World's fair. Railroad line*, radi­ vicinity of Adelaide and Dickerson run. ating from the Chicago to every hamlet They were seen going down the river Sun­ in the country, have offered reduced rates day evening about 7 o’clock toward Lay­ ton Station. Sheriff McCormick and for convention week. poMie are now trying to canturo tbo gang CRFDITED~TO SAM SMALL. » before they get buck to their mountain iQTieumrau .taa SHILOH S CONSUMPTION A Deal In Whloh the Article of Trafllc Washington, June 1 A—Representative Wateon, of Georgia, has received informa­ tion from his state that the Rev. Sam Small 1« attempting to secure a sent In the house. Small, according to this Informa­ tion, want* to run ns the candidate of tie People’s party on a platform which ba* a prohibition plank In Ik He ia sold to have Invaded the troubled field of politics In that state with n proposition thathecan raise among his Prohibition friends the sum of $25,U» to put into the fight, if tlie Alliance will agree to the platform indi­ cated and will noiniuate him a* their can- MABLROUOVGK, N. Y., Juno 14.—The jury In the inquest on tho body of the woman Mary A. Stone, who committed suicide here last week, brought In a vcr« diet to the effect that the woman was ad­ vised and encouraged to commit the rash act by her father-in-law, Chester P. Stone, who she charges with her ruin and the parentage of her illegitimate child. Washwgtox, June 14.—The treasury department yesterday purchased 334,000 ounces of silver at from $0.8367 to $0.8960 per ounce. CURE without a parallel in tbe history of medianc. Ml dmggists arc authorized to sell it on a pos­ itive guarantee, a lest that no other cure can suecessiully stand. That it may become known. IO > • x �CHINESE EAT Additional Local TWO RESTAURANTS IN WHICH CHI­ NAMEN COCK AND SERVE. icuRort I Hastings City Bank, Wt> have long deferred'to Europe in i ma-nv wayn, and our antirwU and critics Ha-t!ug», - - Mich. have uconraed mcrdlewdy what they I At ten minute* P»<‘ « branded a» our acrvility. “Is the Huijcn | Fred P. Fowler, ■ Roster. nut broadly jnagnlflei-nt enough, O r^cr0‘ wadwd M Uh ™*k«< ^‘‘“5,““ m.„l nnt American, that you muut prattle of MJBPLCT 97.WMW. the Rhine? Is the—the—the—Capitol nt Albany or at Wsahin^on »o inbi^»iflcant JSdl»Ulr rollm»<4 rarrwlCT. • that you cannot forget a crumbling Coleorarr ot ■»>' d„„ Oae fffght last week » Chinamen minus iroum or ruined Partbenon.’ Are not tb. v.rT ruritlw cb»lr bi. pigtail **’- in the restaurant t he jo- KkCOO,OX) for rtreet cleaning in New York Oper. lor busies. Dro. 15.1^house ur.d stroked p cigarette. He inhaled enough, that the streets of Berlin or Gte*OFFICEBS: gow must be thrown in our focus? The MB She herself touchingly expressed it, aa no round <« ™torin* J• Campagna, the Vale of Enna, Olymptia, i.G.BdbtnsJp.FrosMrati fu de en." evident!! died without pd" . J-.J* maimer born. It « ox then nearly ruidnight, By met tun, what are they to the prairie* of wait Chaster Messer, Vtoa. ?re»She has Ix-cn rocking ever since. D. W. Reynold*. CMbler. once picked up by the hi Ip ■ • and the restaurant pmonted a carious IlilooS nnd the farthffr 've*C to the valley At interval* o< about two years Aunt carried tn the back room aud Wd oa tt.e scene. Three distinct races werqrepreiwnt- of Wyoming, to the Rocky mountains!" Peggy hobblra up to the bo<l«. ।N>d * DlLKCTOBfl: floor. Physicians and poltcetnen were; at ed at tbe tables. At one xat two negro So frowns indignant pawiotfan, speaking jTrathertereutypedi^lrc*.which b« oJee called.- The body was carefu.b w- women, with striped nd shawls thrown with firm set lips, and m> Gm nightingale ». IV. Reynold/. more than familiar. D.«. Roblnion, amined, and Dr. Kelley pronounced the over their shoulders aud enormous straw of tho boards reproves tw for scorning our come ■ MWTCT.. V. u> tab. • !«• look “ Cheater Meater. inn dead. It was oVer half an hour be­ John Carrelh. hats mounted on their piles of block ha..-. own children whom Europe him not yet van nil I^e’ me at y°a P00^' p.T. Colgraw. fore Coroner Bradisb arrived. Jle exam­ At Another were two United States manure me look nt de chillun-tbe big chiHun an crowned with laurel. ined the body but did nothing toward dis­ But may not bumpfhjng be wutl for li’le cbillun. I**’ tne loo~ “fc lhc iu uuifonu. posing of the remains or impaneling a The big room was dimly lighted by a Europe! Although It Be a country no nhotygrapbts an de pinny V eT HanKtnz Business Trausxctea. jary. At the cud uf an hour tbe body was number of oil hums bung iu brackets longer young, is it so hopelessly ?emle do W it’s tai I' te. Um* eye to dfca « J r> ^r-i.llLTn** llllilertaklnc faround the room. Chines waiters, with that its approval is worthless! Because the udder’s ngwine fas'. Any thoninyo bare feet thrust into wooden, xuniuds, tbe we are tbo child of tbe morning, with a po‘ ole Aunt Prggy gwiae wake up an fin InkliM remaining exposed, shuffled back boundlef* estate of the future, do we know —Telegram lieraid. June 9th. and forth between dining room and kitchen. everything M much more fully and wipcly Fowler waa fonnerty a resident of this Behind a counter at the rear cf tbe dining that we justly laugh nt an cider wisdom! biy re>on» to b« ™bl» with • Krn.nxulr city and was married to Mist Ida I rath room stood the moonfaced proprietor and Is it wenkneKH that stirs desire in tbe heart He had an Insatiable appetite for liquor hfa assfatant. Neither seemed to take any of the vonng painter of tbe prairie to see Tbo*n^W ”b((:li mowJvur on. lime which was tbe curse of bls j life. This interest iu the dinner or Waiters.- Tha miracles of Raphael, of-Titian, of Correg­ » woiuan tor »o nuaX craving for strong drink had grown on him floor was bare and the furniture cheap, gio! In it servility that draws the Ameri­ trit inin pipportlna titan. b*» mtlrelX ‘n'“['I'"’".1, so that he drank pure alcohol. At times unpointed wood. A sickening smell of can sculptor to study the wuirbles of An­ he wns prosperous but tbrourh dissipation opium floated down from a den somewhere gelo nnd Phidias! Is it mistrust of hjs own IK Ku bh nt itud. towanl Aunt Pnoo w .Imply on. < t prutotmd tntUtnW.rn.oljhe would be thrown out of employment. -al»ve. land and its genius that sends the architect wonder at the surprising age which the On hls person was found some letters, one When the reporter left the Cbinwe were to the schools of Paris, the physician to of these having been written by his wife, in the minority, and tha poor and ylcious Germany, the artificer to the countries that old black woman may her mind to it. for Aunt Peggy h 125. so who was visiting her parents here, some of the Bowery and its tributary ulrctix sent wonders of delicate art to the Phila­ she says.-Hajar’s Young Peoplekeys, a knife aud a little bottle, supposed were represented by blacks and whites delphia exhibition! ’ to have contained chloral or belladonna. enough to occupy most of the-tables. fa it Is the shallow love of an echo that An Interview with a PoetHe leaves a wife who has the sympathy of • IX A QCF.EK PLACE. will not let the scholar rest until he comes Durlni :ny call upon Hans Christian Ana large circle of friends. Down in tbe shadow cf the ja« honxe n face to face with the great masters of thinly c1& negro of about twenty years human lore, nnd treads the great libraries, derecn the cfmvwpntlan then turned upon his writings, I told him how hls hL^io« trying to raiseora loy little wamth by nnd a their wonthoR! was Is it slr.vishnotm ­ had been th. dearest k00**?* dj W; rigorous exercise of his feet in u fitful jig. alty of the soul yrhicb makes the loud ot hood anti Rotated associated with all ths. "I say, mister,” he laid as the writer ap Chaucer and Shakespeare, of Burns and A BOGUS BEAR STORY. peared in the doorway, '‘gimme a nickel to Scott, enchanted ground to tlie native of a was delightful in tbe memory of It. I told get somethin to eat. will ydu? I’m dead । continent wb*ch only because It hot re­ him how happy and flattered I had felt at t of a Little Difference of OplnioO cold an aDgone inside." cent civilization fa not .vet steeped in the finding the name of the little boy in ‘Ole Shut-Eye" the same as my own,'and that "Well, come UjKStairs nnd I’ll buy some- | soft air of glorious tradition? “Well, yea, matters are pretty rough out thing to eat for you.” I Would not our melodious monitor agree hnlf unconsciously I hail appropriated lifa our way yet," admitted the old farmer The negro bounded np the outside steps I1 that it fa l>ecauae other nnd smaller coun­ experiences mid half believed them to ba from Montana. "Still we've made toler­ and then stopped suddenly. I tries are so sincerely devoted to tbe main- my own. ... . This little confesrion seemed to touch ably rapid advancement, too, all things "I say. boss," he said hesitatingly, “do ’ tcnancc of lyric art. ro versal in It, so edu­ considered. A large part of the state you mind if we go to de restaurant across ' cated by taste nn<i long training and ex­ Andersen strangely. Tears filled hls eyex which, lx:iug outside of tbe mining dis­ de street!" perience, that their opinion fa the opinion He seized both my hands nnd pressed them trict, has long been considered worthless "Is that better!” ■ • |I of knowledge, and therefore that their "Now you understand.” he wild, “what .is now devoted to farming and graxing. "Well, yes," he said, “nn dey trow in de prafao signifies what the verdict of less eXWith the advent of school houses and cigarettes too." 1 pericnce and training does not signify! a happy lot ft is to be the children’s poet." I rose to take my leave, but linger®! churches and such things th«|'who!c terri­ The negro led tlie way to a house off*the I1 Would not and should not the word of talking, and on my expressing n desire to tory will assume a new aspect. But just opposite side of Mott street, where a nd • Lihnreus command for a botanist a confidow every man looks out for number one. lantern huug above the entrance. He went j dence which the diploma of many an ex­ bear him read be hnlf rose upon hls sofa, See that slash across my cheek here! That up one flight of stairs and opened a door. cellent American college could not secure! adjusted his pillows anil began to recite waa one of the terms of settlement of a dis­ A cloud of stale smoke rolled out into the When the audiences that made the famt> from memory "Tho Ugly Duckling." pute about a number of hogs owned by n hall. Inside, the scene at tbe other res­ of Thalberg. of Chopin, of I-fazt, of Rubin­ Hls manner was easy and conversational, neighbor of mine a couple ot years ago. taurant was repeated, only the room.was stein salute Paderewski, may we not listen full of caressing inflections, such as one What did it! A chunk of lead. larger nnd the lights brighter There with* jurt prepossession! It fa a familiar employs in telling n tale to a child. In tha “It was this way: I planted about half’ were also more tables ami persons, and the phrase of Cicero, laudari a laudato. -Ap­ | pathetic passages be won visibly affected. my form to corn that year. Corn was lit­ proprietor hustled around nnd saw that probation from Sir Hubert Stanley fa praise and he clow! almost solemnly. ■ tle more than an experimental crop out everybody was attended to. Near the door’ indeed, snys oar later version. "It is the story of my own life," he said. there, and I took a great deal of pains to was a counter, at which sat'the cashier,, fa the cruse fully stated when it fa said “I was myself the despised swan in the give mine a fair show. Zeke Brown, whose and at hfa elbow was a wooden box full of’ that we applaud because Europe applauds! poultry yard, the poet in the house of the farm was ncxk to mine, wna also experi­ American cigarettes. As they passed by Is It not rnthpr Iwcause wc find that Europe Philistines.” I felt suddenly as he finished menting a little, although • in another line. tho negro grabbed a dgnrette, and turning: justly applauded! Its applause properly his recital that I understood tho man. I He was trying to make hog raising pay. around to bls companion, said patrouiz-’ bespeaks our attention: but. in fact, our had caught the keynote of his character. He vtntcadcu that old Montana was good ,D^akoone. Dey don’t cost nothin." applause does not follow'< x officio,'like All that was good and noble in him rose in fer sametliin'r besides mining and graxin । Diggory’s lough the squire’s fntoillar jest; vivid light l»efore me. t never saw him and added ti-.t if I rnlwrfl ctfra he would It was extremely hot in tho room aAl it follows our own perception of des<rt again.—Professor II. H. Boyraen In Cen­ the nir was stifling. All, iucluding tbe1 —a percendou undoubtedly nnd properly tury. “And lie did. Mutters moved along half score of white women, some of' whom i quickened and guided by larger experience. Snubbing a Snob. smoothly enough until Brown’s shouts were young nnd pretty, were smoking’ , —George William Curtis in Harper’s. Jasmin, tbo Gascon poet and barber, were about two-thirds grown. Then every cigarettes. The smoko moved along blamed hog dc'vuk.pcl an appetite seve^cl the browned celling in solid wnvea two once treated a rich snob to the snubbing ' The Raldtyin Apple. sizes too large for him, and Brown experi­ feet thick. The smaller clouds ascending lie deserved. Jasmin had been reciting The Baldwin is a dark rqd apple of me­ his poems for the benefit of the ptxtr. and enced illflif'nky in finding an r.dwjnrte /o' -I from individual nmuths to join the main ______________ __________------------------------«vH- '-' vv~.u Vt In jn disp'ration, d.sn.ration, heturn'-d hr turn".’ ■ volume curled and twisted in fantastic dium size." It grows Abundantly through­ had afterward l>een escorted In triumphal - —'tt'-V~*uv. .(.’ nh--q>es. The motley crowd looked like so out this state and New Jersey. IJke the procession to hls hotel. Next morning, the whole drove .is. lo -root, birr, or or dJ( die, and the porkers -j my coin manv devils, and a sober imagination Newtown pippin It keeps for a long time, while he waa still in bvd.rameOQe knocked porkera promptly prom^ k-jL nvmi«l And for that reaxen it fa inj great demand fUM< n cf v-w n^jny n(Trj,t lbc as that of A field*. Tt It G«,k took the, three CT ----------,3 nmrly bn I_f •, The Baldwin fa tbe at the door, a vulgar nabob entered, and day to get those hogs back ngain. small sized Inferno. The waiter cartainly for winter catin installed himm If. without invitation, In a Zeke of coarse surprised that his ine '.uUiAd like n fiend, with his bare, brown apple of the people.' It fa raid In cheap chair. 1 stock had broken out, and was profarse In arms and ankles a. ■) n mort villainous grocer.- stores and restaurant/, on railroad "My dear Jasmin.” x-iid he imtrouiaingstations and cans mi xtr.vt stau«!s r.nd his apologira for the .trouble they hr.d countenance. , -uO the wsj. The negro nd nt circnxrs and l.indnxl enter- ly, “I am a lumber. a ,tniliionaire. ----- ------- “ as you caused. «»u, But mv the uvat. next week in-rforr.i- the table which commanded a view of the itreybcat-. uiusra. »vc* the , nr pmurr.juliim,.,:-. ««l Is il„ umnxn. ..nlfosrr k“«" 1 '» ’ «*» >r“' nncewoa nnce wm permitted without tho thu varistic variath n ‘! whole room nnd at the tbe same time gave a bonnlln:: 1,0.™ <t co.raa.rce. U l» tb. «•"> l,“,d H.«c Co work nt ooee. for — — suspicious —t..i .. . of a -i single feature. t I grew that II glimpse of...... the kflchen. apple wnlch small chik’n-n buy I **r-i prcw« i. ..»• tnae. ou can axk wltat Neighbor Brown htui had demised a scheme by ) MANY THINGS TO EAT. , for yw,r , which he lio[*d liofaxl to give hfa hogs at least i "Kin I order wot Hike!" asked the negro, with glazed augur aud mounted upon a : Pardon Mid decapitated match. | ,“*PaF ’’«n mr, “sir," ,r “ •'* Jasmin, with one square square meal meal a a week. week. This Thfa in in i^c i^c-U one Ii’ }. The reporter told him to pteoM himselt Il ia thp forbidden fruit which country "ride. •. I uh:.. e fer pny at Lome, qtaly.” was w!:en my ij "Say, Jo!in."(sald n-— negro —~ *.— wax quite commendable, cutninendable, but when the to.-the wait"Wl.rit do yon say?" school children munch surreptitiously . J ” ; — corn wna invaded for the third t‘:;-.< I our- er. who had <Ume up and was staring va' i.r.c, sir. I almva far pay only at 1 mixed who wm expected to stand .. the er- cantly over i)re bends of both, “bring mo during lesson hours, nnd for which they ' — tnv street it sells for lor . *>on>’'* ; ■' * , panne of the weekly l>qnq!K*tx. ‘ ■ some scram’icd eggs an some macaroni .-ui get whipping*. Ou tbe one or two cents. In I.. restaurants fo it fo ia ■I ""Com-, '”’“‘ come! lou ore jesting. I can“I didn't like to quarrel with Zeke, but I tea." erved at the rate of two for a quarter. । not » ut uF - Make your charge what ■ felt that I couldn’t afford to havo my ugt i“What you want!" the waiter asked the served at the rate of two for n quarter. Two bad feature* of the Baldwin are the llk ’■ ’■”< 4hnvp ,uc'" cultural experiments interfered with evea reporter abruptly. - ■ ’ - - - and its tendency to -; “Again I fifty, sir. It fa impowdblel” stickiness of its akin to boom hl*. -Bo I determined to study the “Oh, give me Home ten," he replied. hog question n little on my own account. “Tea is free,” sold the negro, but the worms. If it can be kept free from the! “How in*;*. -,.'l>*? Isn’t it your traile?” . c'thiH mom'nt I nm not dislatter it will, m above rioted, remain good After a good deal of hard work my men waiter had gone. iv!"a ft.” --- — and I succeeded in cornering one cf the Presently he returned with the orders. for many months.—New York Evening I**1*11,1-------1“ *P’t« fit m:-w«l brifaw nml entreaties xhoata and carried him kicking and xo ueni- The macaroni was not quite so large as Sun. ----------------; ------— I Jasmin remained firm, nnd the millionaire ing to the bouxe. The spring lx fere one that made by the Italians. A piece of fat, r»or Attention. i went away t.!;diav..I.—Youth’s t'untpan.of tha beys hrul shot a r-^o Liar, and the browned pork lay in tbe center. A dark, In the old days in western Pennsylvania, | ion. half tanned hide wax nailed against aabed. forbidding looking liquid in a small dfah when the people bod little money to pay > We tore .the bearskin down nnd tied if was intended for sauce. . for teachers and coaid span* their l<oys bat! r’,e Driving in New Guinea, upon the hog, fastening it occurely. When “Dat’s blood," sold the negro; “nuthin of the field, In "Two Among the Savages Ml of ■ little time f om the ..... work — Ml 11CiU, tI --— -Years -—-*- ,*'** ‘-*.A vuw the job was ended that porker made a but blood; but it’s good." . schrtd “kept” almost incessantly during I New Guinea,” W. D. Pitcairn describes pretty fair imitation of a bear, and when Tbe eggs were swimming in grease. No we turned tho animal loose he made a bee bread or butter wm provided. At nn mi- I thefow weeks when it was in session, with how the natives of that country drive plltsc Tbo people have a curious way of driving ‘ lino for tha com fields to again j.;i;i Lfacom- joining table snt some Chinamen eating no Saturday holidays and very brief re­ panion.-. Weil, you know the bear fa the from a curious dish of meat and vegetables. cesses. At one little school house among piles. We gave them a rope, which they mortal • nemr of the bog tribe aud there is A rich brown sauce wm poured over all, tho mountains an old fashioned Irish fixed round the head of the pile, leaving nothing bru. . llkoj better then a fat, juicy and some of the vegetables looked like schoolmaster'was once employed who kept tho two ends dangling. Several natives mushrooms. The Chinamen ate with chop­ his boys grinding steadily at their tasks, got hold uf each end anti pulk-d alternate­ /ou caaJjnuglDu * ccuapn ;you con imagine Just juot what i sticks, but the negro received a steel knife but gave them permission to nibble from ly, until the pile wm worked down to the their lunch baskets sometimes as thev required depth. sort a. of .reception bear received. ;: uuuxufk and fork.. Tea wm brought in a Chinese pot, Bert .vCptlcu that bogus ln-Lr aeuwuaurougobinnvuuicsepov. Tbe piles nre made of white mangrove, The whole drove seemed to scent danger Id ’ such as fa sold cheaply in all the big stores worked. One day, while tho master wns instruct­ and in order to prevent the ravages ot the the air before he got near them, and scur- ’ now. It waa poured Into tiny little cups rind out of Cue corn fields squealing in ter- I without handles, half aa large nx very ing a class in the rule of three, he noticed cobra insect, it is best to Ur tho piles well, that one of his pupils was paying more at ­ or better still—though very expensive—to ror. The cause of all the disturbance ap- small after dinner coffeecups. The tea /patently wm more excited than any of the , waa pretty strong, but of good flavor. Tho tention to a piece of apple pie than to tho copper them nil over. ramaiuder of the drove—aa indeed he had i waiter rinsed out each cup with the tea be- lesson. “Arrah. there!” said the master; | The flooring of a house ia of cane, tbe good cause to be—and os he waa a goed *fore --------setting “*— them a down. There was no "Jack Bales, be Ifatenin to the Hssod, will walls are made of the bark or skin of the runner the flight soon became a veritable milk or sugar. The negro waa still hungry ye!” “I’m listening, sir," said the boy. palm, nnd the roof of the leaves of tbe Tout. It was tbe queerest right I ever be­ when he had finished his macaroni nnd "IJstenin. is Itl” exclaimed the marten ■*ogo palm, which have to be put on sep­ held and 1 expect never to see its equal. eggs. Ho ordered some cake and rice “then it’s listcnin wid one ear ye are nn arately, tho leaves overlapping n little, nnd Imagine a drova of hogs in a stampede, brandy. Tho former was in the shape of atin poi wid the other!”—San Francisco on tbe outside are placed some braachM of tbe cocoanut palm. ■snorting, plunging, squealing and acting large balls ot dough. Red Chinese charac­ Argonaut. as if oil the devils in that Biblical rtory ac- ters were stamped on them. The negro tuaily possessed them! And in the midst dug his finger into the_cAke UnA tore off A Kentucky Word. Take the absurdly small case of an ex* of it oil a lean, bedraggled, lopsided ‘bear,’ all the outride. In the mountains cf eastern Kentucky tortionate cabman. A man, who should bo which half the time wm ahead of the bogs! “Dat’a no b® explained; “dey iota when • mm, .IK»lu of bi. wli. t« » H.IM far better able to copo with him, impa­ ‘S-^'iHLt porcino regiment swept through only de inaddex” tiently throws him tho extra sixpence, and person he calls her “urn;” or when a wife The “insidi*.’’ cuur ited of a lot of pre­ speaks of her husband she calls him “um.” refuses to bother himself about such a serves. The reporter tried some of tho ridiculous sum. A woman’s whole soul is tor instance, “um’Is going to Saylersweeks to get the drove together again, and brandy, which the negro had enjoywl ville tomorrow,” or •* ‘nm’ ” shot a liear when thia had been accomplished several greatly. It waa so fiery it almost choked up in arms at the Idea of the injustice that yvrterdsy.” The word Is said to have orig­ were neither present nor accounted for. A him, and the flavor was not particularly is being done to her, ml nothing will in­ inated With young married folks over 100 duce her to take anothersixpcnce from her 'couple of months later the government em pleasant. He noticed a dish of vegetables ymre ago, wbo were too diffident to um •ployees in the Yellowstone park reported that looked like Brussels sprouts going to well filled purse. This attitude of hers of tne phrase "my wife” or "my husband " tbe discovery of several wild hogs in the an adjoining table nnd asked a Chinaman course is partly due to the fact that she While U th. Uhl. before .tnui».r.'th. has a better understanding of the value of what they were. tbe sixpences, but it is a good deal more due to btulMDd, wbo dulnd hl. wife to “Bamboo sprouts,” said the Chinaman her keener sense of justice, wherever she bread or wtrgbum. wonld atuwct UteutenIn very goal English; “they are rery fine.” ia concerned, ami her patient determina­ hutlon or hl. w«. brclartntrbl. throat, “This rertaurant seems to have a varied “td ntu.ll, dmmction to accept nothing fans then Justice.— . around his place be proposed to shoot ’em bill of fare,” suggested tho reporter. Ina th. phrv. to "um." wblchTM liw London Spectator. at sight. I understood what that meant, raid tlie Chinaman, "but it ia fa»l undetM.ndmt, when «mh ru mland in the interest ot my health nfao ‘loaded nothing compared to the restaurants of OrMMl —.Hnt.wlv.n V— forbear.’ We met one night just at xunxet San Franulbco. That Is where you find the It la believed that there even waa a on the old Yellowstone trail. I aaw him fine Chinese restaurants.” The repwtar walked over to the propri­ time when every orthodox Jigyptiun run first and sung out, ‘Good evening, Zeke.’ etor, who t-dktd freely and intelligently. - the shaving tool over his face, scalp and “•Good evening. Bill.’ “I have k»pt a Chinese restaurant,’’ he “As he spoke bls arm flew up, there waa •aid, "In Enn Franclxo. San Jose. Sacra­ eyebrows at least once in every forty-eight past ages. How could they have been pos­ Unlike the Romans of a later sible, we mk. sin™ a flash, a crashing report and the blood mento and Chitriertoa. Son Francisco is hours. age the Egyptians did not confine the waa trickling from a smarting furrow privilege of shaving to free citizens, but, aero— my cheek. You can see the result of tomers there. ” obliged their slaves to shave both face and that argument yet. The reporter remained in the restaurant “Brown? Oh, I don’t know anything until hal f pMt I o,’clock. During the time head.—St Ixrafa Republic. about him now. His oldest boy ia running he was there many newcomers arrived, but few diuera went away. Everybody seemed Inclined to be kiwundr. Thereaof even ana whort generation nan Luirant was in full blast aU night. Wliites, your place is your cltuu^s at school?" Thrir children will find the l«.rLytriti^of blades nud Mongolians "iiir.41(-d without “Y<h, th?j-- I’ve been foot of ’em all all thith y«te.”-Harper’a Bazar. " riju of prejudice.—New Tcrk Snn. LOOK: HERE Wheat is low and f|onr' should be the same. F,,r a short time I will sell White Rose Flour AT $2.20 Per loo Lbi, This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to Is* first grade. Head-light oil 7 cts. a gallon.' JOS. RGER. Photographs D. H. BAYS, late of Kalamaz< <> has Just opened a New Photo-studio In Hastings aud is prepared to turn out FIRST CLASS work in tlie latest styles of the art. With a clean, cosy, GROUND FLOOR STUDIO, first class outfit, good accessories, prompt attention to busi­ ness and corteous treatment, he can­ not fail to please you. We give special attention to CHIL­ DREN and FAMILY GROUPS. Prices reasonable and all work guar­ anteed. Saturday, June n Our studio will be oi>en to the public. Come aud eee us and get acquainted whether you want pictures or not. Mrs. Bays will be in constant atten­ dance upon the reception room t<> wel­ come all callers. Soliciting a liberal share of tlie pub­ lic patronage, I am Yours very truly, b. tl. MTS. Don’t KicK If y< i buy a' -uii and don’t get what you want. If you can see us before you buy you will find just what vou are looking for, and at the right price. In Straw'Hats, summer edats and vests, black alapaca coats and straw goods. As we are an xious to sell goods we will give you low prices. Call and see us. R. MUDGE & SON � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-06-23.pdf d45685f622119d919f6511681946ad8e PDF Text Text The. best Advertisingniedium m har­ ry County. Hastings Banner. v'oi-.'xxxvif. NO. 8 , — ___________ HASTINGS, MICH., JUNE 23, 1892. V. . .j ' Hastings Banner. Published Thursday# by COOK BROS.. HAfiTI.VGH, Hltn. Ira Van Valkenburgh . < DEALER IN Hardware, Implements, Agricultural Buggies, etc. SPECIAL PRICES ON Detroit Wlfitp Lead Works Paints. AGENT FOR McCORMICK BINDERS AND MQWERS. THEMMS Voigt Herpolsheimer I Co DRUG STORE. For 16 years the leading drug and book store in Hastings. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Ssccad-Hacd >ol bs, Dry Goods, Carpets, Tile most complete stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. Cloaks, UI. Goodyem Blankets, Bedding, The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. AND Hastings, - - - Mich. , , _ 1 —k Die most complete stock of Dress Goods i • liKthe State. ■ . ____' • • A full line of Gents Furnishing Goods. To consumers of kerosene oil in Has­ ting* and Barry Co: We have established an agency at Hastings for the sale of Pennsylvania crude and 155 'degrees, fire test makes It perfectly safe. It produces a clear and white light and free of odor. nor does It cause any deposit on chimney which is so common with cheap and low test Ohio olL Since July 1, 1891. Michi­ gan allows the use of 120 degrees Are test oil which permits the the sale of kerosene made from Ohio crude and possesses a A splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella Il for S1.00, try one. "light u ad but--- at-------a ------la concern low UVWUIC3 Voigt, Herpolsheimer &, Co., 78, 80 and 82 Monroe St. GRAND RAPIDS, make a specialty °f making Gents suits ami pants to order. Carlton Center. Arthur Stillwell and wife of Grand Raplih Sundayed with F. B. Fleming arfi wife “LB. Carpenter ts better and Ims're­ turned to bls home—The Advents hold quarterly meeting the 2nd and 3d of July —Watt McKibben Is entertaining company —We were given a great surprise last week io find our brother .scribe on duty again. We didn't know he was alive enough to write Items. 'nevertheless we are glad to hear from him again—When the news of Harrison’s nomination reached Carlton a prominent Farmer’s Alliance man's face fell with a thud that was heard clear around the comer while he dropped a sickly smile that died before reselling the ground all on Begny's account. Hur­ rah for Harrison and Held—The 8. D. Ad­ vents will hold Children's Day exercises at their church Sunday evening, July 3— Our brother Democrat scribe was mistaken In regard to the picnic at-Middle lake July 4, ns there will be no picnic there. - - - - MICH. test will barn fairly well, still producing a very disagreeable order while burning and load­ ing the chimney with a gnwy substance. Give Snow Drop oil a trial, the cost is but little different than wliat you pay for «ne non you ........ . compensate, saying nothing of additional safety. For sale by 8. E. Phillips, H. L. Newton and Cook A Cook, u A. D. MatsaRD, Wholesale Ag. Hastings. Mlah. Hastings Banner and Detroit Tribune, $1.00 Nuhvills. Ed McCartney Is visiting relatives and friends here—Misses Kale Dlekison, Lois and Bertha Marshall are home from Kala­ mazoo college for the long vacation—Mra. Samuel Cassler visited at Jackson last week—Miss Della Wheeler is the guest nt J. M. Wheeler’*—Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Francis have returned from their western trip—O. M. Putnam is home again but Mrs. Putnam remained at Chicago to visit —Miss Nellie Corey of Detroit Is a guest at C. W. Smith's—Mrs. Hlndmnrch and Aya Boise started Tuesday on a visit east—Mrs. James Fleming went to Ottawa Beach the first of the week to remain a greater part it not all summer—The graduating class ot our school seem t<> be owning the town this week. Glad to sin* them having a good time—Hon. Win. Banks and wife of Baltimore, Md., spent Sunday at GJ A. Truman's. WHOLE NO. 1932 Salurdaj- and Sunday—Nelson Crapo, of Nashville and Mix# Carrie M. Oorhain of Maple Grow were married last 'Munday— Mr.and Mrs. John Conley spent^Saturday and Sunday with Cm,tletun friends—Mr. Nice wander and Mrs. Nauve are numbered among our sick—Children's Day was ob­ served at the North Evangelical chrch last Sab bn I h at 10 a. m—Mrs. Dilbtiro will sell her personal property at anctlon- Wednes­ day June 23d. • DanOold. The law suit of Godde vs Kennedy last Thuisday at Esq. Edmond's was settled up by lawyers Miller and Colgrove satisfac­ tory to the parties. Kennedy gave Godde 85 and paid all costs of suit—There was a few of the people around here who attend* til the races at Hastings last week—The presiding elder. Rev. Master was here last Thursday eve to conduct the missionary meeting but a storm came up and kept the people away—Clate Pettlngill was kicked by a home last week but not seriously. Carlton. Very fine weather at the present writ­ ing and hopes are entertained that it will stay pleasant—G. H. Becker was In Free­ port Sunday afternoon—Quite a number were In attendance at the Children’s Day exercises at the Holmes church Sunday evening, the 19th—Frank Brogdon and Mary Ballou were seen on our streetsSunday afternoon—J. R. Carpenter and J. Allerdlng were seen on our streets Sun­ day afternoon—The Children's Day exer­ cises at the M. E. church Sunday June 19 were very nice—Rev. Myers filled an ap­ pointment at Clarksville Sunday—Frank Hosmer is trying to conquer the strings of a guitar and Clarence Covert is engaged to help him—Sheep shearing is the order of the day—J. Covert is doing a rushing bus­ iness in Champion machines—Our school is progressing finely—C. S. Wright has closed the sprng term of school in the Friend’s district. He will teach the fall term—Elder Myers has moved his barn which improves the looks of Carlton Cen­ ter, . _ Gallon. The wind last Monday night played havoc with Mr. Dubois’ windmill, blowing It all to pieces—Blanche Johnson Is visit­ ing at the doctor's—beveral of our boys at­ Yankee Sprlnga. tended the races at Hastings—Myron Pen­ Fred Haymond had the misfortune to nock of Battle Creek was here thia week lose one of his horses last week—The pic­ to attend his mother's funeral—Mrs. nic at Barlow lake was .well attended, and Esther Pennock died Sunday morning at 4 all reported a pleasant time—The picnic o'clock. Funeral was held at Hickory dance at Bowens Mills was well attended, Comers,.Tuesday June Slat, at 11 o’clock and all report a good time. There was the —A carload of Empire binders was un­ largest crowd there that ever attended a loaded at the station last week—Rose Cor­ dance there. Then* were 88 numbers out win is very sick at this' writing—E. J. -£We failed to see the items from here Inst Hartman’s bouse Is progressI mi nicely un­ week. We guess it was because the cor­ der the supervision of Harvey Adams^r respondent did not sign his name. He Mr. and Mt a. Johnson Sundayed at Crwwill do bettor, but they came from another sey—School closed last Friday—Ed Pen­ part ot the lownj-There was quite a num­ nell caught one of his fingers in the brick ber attended tIre races at Hastings last machine at Cloverdale last Saturday. His Saturday—Mrs. E. E. Courtney we hear Is finger as yet Is the same length as the rest in Otsego on it week's visit for her health. of them on the same hand but at first It We hope It will Improve It—We wonder wa* thought best to amputate—Mrs. John why Harry don't go over In south east B. Williams visited at Lewis W’slast week Yankee Springs anymore—May Clark, of —Dr. Hyde was called in consultation last Dutton, Is visiting friefuis at this place— Saturday with Dr. Scribner at Mrs. Esther Ettte Williams was the guest of Emma Pennock’s—Mr. McBane has gone to visit Raymond last Sunday—Mrs. Matte Putter, relatives at Battle Creek—MIm Olga of Otsego, called on friends around here Sprague Is working at Q. A. Hynes’—Sev­ last week—Art Stocking Is building some eral runaways tills week—George Norwood new picket fence along the road. Is building a new Imm-Mrs. Chase has gone to Illinois to visit her gmudfatber Cloverdale. Moro buildings are talked of being erect­ who Is not expected to live—The new ting ed here soon—Thomas .Prince and the' purchased by the K. Q. T. M. and citizens widow Owen were married last Saturday. I of Delton Is to be presented to the G. AN Thomas set up the cigars—Ed. Fennel had I R Imys the evening of the 29th at their a finger badly smashed in the brick ma- j hall. The K. O. T. M's have a special In­ chine last neek—i.. 11. Barnes has been I vitation to attend as a body. appointed a notary,''public—Win. Chamber- I Creasy. lain and wire were the guests of Felix Mr. and Mrs. John Barber were called Chamberlain last Sunday—Morris Patten ' is working at the Urick yard—Judging , to Charlotte Thursday, on account of the from the mower# daily seen going from J dangerous Illness of their daughter. Mrs. here In farmer's wagons. John Ryan must , Stell Pannetei'—Mrs. Ella Shorter has been be making extensive sales—Ale.x McCal- calling on old friends and neighbors nt ium will move hl# barn and put a wall un- | this place the part week—Mr. Johnson's iter his house this week—Mrs. Jane Van­ sister, of Hastings, has been visiting them Horn has so far recovered from her late for a few days past—Elder Haiste is spend­ Illness as to be able to visit friends ut ing his vacation with friends in Illinois— May Hnvenden. of Kalamazoo, is spending Delton. a few days with her sister. Mrs. Arthur Hope Center. Shorter —Next Monday evening, June 27, Mr. and Mrs. Im Hart visited at Gull Rev. Mr. Toitipkiuaon will preach nt the Lake Sunday—Hiram and George Payne Shean school house cast of here—Evcret built a wire fence for O. D. Loomis last and Delos Cains, of Saugatuck, are visiting week—Miss Sarah Pilgrim closed a xery at Elmer Reynolds—Earl Pamieter. of successful term of school at the Doud’s Charlotte. Is vlsltlng^ils aunt, Mrs. Isaac corners Friday—Gid Wilkinson and wife Rlckenmun*. visited at Will Mullin’s of Prairieville a Woodland. short time ago—The wedding that was Rain still continues in great abundance mentioned has occured, Thomas Prince and Mr*. Flory Owens being the happy —C. S. Palmerton was In Nashville Satur­ unes—Chns. Chandler and wife of Banfield day on legal business—The editor of the visited their parents Sunday—11. V. ; Woodland News has returned and report­ and best girl attended the races at ed a 12 pound boy, ••with a comjtosing <s—E. B. Payne went to Grand slick In one hand and a rule in the other. Friday—Grade Chandler has re­ His yip was for copy.’’—C. C. Dean re­ turned from her work—We hear that John ceived a telegram Friday morning stating Hom has taken the orphan baoeof the late that his father, who Ilves ii) a suburb of Mrs. J. Anders—Floy Williams closed her Boston was dead. Mr. Dean has gone school al this place Friday—Gid Wilkinson there to attend the funeral—Two weeks has bought a new reaper of Mr. Rohanis ago our items noticed the marriage of of Cedar Creek—David Bowker i» improv­ C. Layman and Eflic Wheeler. We are In­ ing the louks of his farm • by having his formed by Mr. layman that dame rumor buildings painted, also a new windmill was In error that time. We gladly make which Gid thinks must be a good one as the correction—We notice that the last isthey were' about five weeks getting it in Mue of the Lake Odessa Wave gives Homer Murphy quite a breeze. We are well ac­ running order. quainted with Mr. Murphy and know bhn to be a ynung man of honor, and would ad­ Dowling. Quite a number of our citizens attended vise tlie Wave not to ch>W too loudly, as the races last week and all report a very- the result of the suit mentioned by the good time and a nice line of horses—Geo. Wave may result hi proving that they were Belson talks of moving to Bedford, trading ••Murphy’s murphies."—The wool market his farm for the hotel—Our school closed has not opened here yeL Neither are we last Friday—Mrs. Eqyna Hammond, of certain that there will be any buyers locat­ Grand Rapids, will visit her sons here two ed here—Our agricultural men are busy weeks—Miss Kate Mack of Jackson will sending out mowers and binders, but are make an extended visit with relatives here afaid If the wet weather continues they —Orlle VanHorn t# home from Ann Arbor cannot 1m* used on onr fields of grass and during vacation—IL K. Stanton is under grain—Our township has purchased a new the doctor's care—We learn that Mrs. Sate road grader—Several parties from our vi­ Smith was married to Charlie Lunn last cinity attended the races at Hastings and Saturday. May joy and peace go with reported a good time—Cigarette smoking them—Mr. Smith’s family visited at IL K. seems to be the amusement of several ot Stanton's last Sunday—Again the reaper our little boys. We wonder where our death has entered our midst and called little boys from 10 V> IS years old get home the beloved husband and father, them—Geo. Palmerton's house is receiving Robert Traver on ice 15th hist. Mr. Trav- Its last coal of plaster—Our new council ern was a highly respected citizen and had room and engine house Is receiving its fin­ reached the age ft 0’J years. He leaves a ishing touciies—Rev. Garlick, a former wife and 9 cbVdreu and a large circle of pastor of the M. E. church of tills place, friends to msurn hla loss. The funeral and wile, are spending a few days with occnred Friday at the M. E. church. We Woodland friends. extend our deepest sympathy to the be­ Quimby. reaved family in their hour of affliction. Children’s day at the school bouse laat Sunday was largely attended—Preaching Maple Grave. Lowsl and Jennie Jarrard vlafted friends at the school brnae next Sunday evrnlnx— In Woxlland laat week—Adam Wai Fa son Wash. Spunible has his barn on bls new l« very Bl—Mr. -€uy was at Woodland wall aud nearly sided up—Fred Blake 3i Live Geese Feathers. . COUNTY NEWS. K GASOLINE STOVSE. ‘ Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. spent Sunday at this piacj—Wm. Bdoram spent Sunday In Nashville—Nearly all thd farmers in this vicinity have sheared sheep and some sold their wool—Ed. Sponable Sundayed with Chas. Callihan 111 Balti­ more. Prairieville. ' Nellie Dayfou attended the district meeting ot tlie Epworth League held at Galesburg last week as a delegate from Prairieville. Rev. Harding and wife and Arthur Patton also attended—Mrs. Wilcox and family have been visiting^ relatives at Irving—Geo. Richards was in'Grand Rap­ ids last .Saturday—Anna Lewis has re: turned home after attending school at Hastings the past two terms—Mrs. Hard­ ing is at Douglas this week—Mm. II. Master visited at Hastings last week—The store now occupied by G. A. Blackman is Iwing shingled—J. J. Perkins went to Hastings one day last week ‘and returned to-day accomtmnted by Mrs. Perkins. Humblr, From the Races. C Mr. Cole cleared about 3150 from the races which is a very small amount considering the risks that he took. As he expected to lose about that amount It can be seen that he was very happily surprised at the outcome.j We are informed that be will get up Another meeting iu August, at which time he will have some big attrac­ tions. If he does so, we trust that he will have the hearty co-operation of every mer­ chant In the city, ns it will be a means of bringing people and money here, and let­ ting the outside world know that we are not yet In the throes of death. Why not get up a good citizens purse and get some of the fastest horses in the country here. It can be doue if taken hold ot as It should be. It was universally regretted that the weather was so unfavorable Saturday. It kept hundreds of people away from the elty. No one begrudges the little that Mr. Cole made out of the meeting. The only regret is that he didn’t make more. ( Victor Morrill driven by M. Waldorff, gave an exhibition trot ot a half mite Sat­ urday. Though he was out of condition, the track sloppy and muddy, and he was bitched to a dog cart, yet under these great disadvantages he trotted the half In 1.2<J. ) Victor Morrill has made a mile In 2.22, and was injured in a race in which Palo Alto and J. I. C. were pitted against him. the accident taking place in Kalama­ zoo. He seems to be recovering from bis injuries however, and gives promise of making some of the fAst ones hustle this season. Too much cannot be said in praise of the judges a*, the races, Hon. E l ward Dikeman. of Grand Rapids, D. H. Harn.-, of Mendon, and W. F. Adams, of !x>welL No jockeying or monkey work was allow­ ed, but all drivers given to understand that they were expected to do their best. All were treated with equal courtesy and con­ sideration. When the judges saw that the driver of New York Central was holding him tmek they ordered a new driver, and the owner of the horse very considerately withdrew bis horse from the race, a* they did not want him to get a record. At an­ other time when one of the drivers insist­ ed upon getting out of place, the judges fined him. These prompt actions served as a relief to the spectators and hud a very good effect upon the drivers. Q Frank Brown stock has increased in value since Leo D. owned by Al. Keith, won his plucky little fight in the 3-yoar-old race. N Leo has bright prospects for mak­ ing n-'fast horse, and as for endurance, the further ht» is driven the better lie trots. Dr. G. W. Lowry was very anxious, tha his stallion ••Pontiac Chlor should give an exhibition trot for a short distance only, as he Is not la trotting condition. The spec­ tators were al>»o very anxious to seo him go a little. For some cause he wa,> only led up by' the grand stand and for this rea­ son ••Pontiac’s" appearance didn’t meet with thunderous applause. W. F. Adams, the starting judge, artel in the same capacity at the state fair last year. He makes a good one and no mis­ take, and the various racing associations keep him busy. Had the track uol been so muddy and slippery Saturday some good time would have been made. The dally programs issued by the BanNF.n during the races kept the people In­ formed ot what was going on, and were highly comutended on all aides. The entire absence of skin gamei met with the hearty approval of all. Having such men as Ex-Mayor Dlke£an, of Grand Rapids, D. H. Harris, of endoo, and W. F. Adams, ot l«owt-.|l. In the judges stand inaoired a feeling of of confidence in all. end every one felt certain of witnessing good, honest racing and they were not disappointed In the least • Madam Mnrantett’s wonderful <x hl bi­ llons would prove a drawing card any­ where every day in the week. (/‘Ackerson” owned by W. D. Hayes came in second In the first heat in the 3-year old trot and bustled the leader for first place. Not being In good condition he couldn’t hold out ) . Canada will make a remarkable display of her mineral resources at the Worlds Fair. The province of Ontario has deter­ mined on making a large exhibit of all the minerals found in that province, ami Que­ bec has resolved not to be behind her sister provlnee in this respect Nova Beotia, ao rich In mineral wealth, is also actively en­ gaged In bringing together specimens of her richest deposits. It Is expected that the gold ores of Nova Scotia will surprise many <>f the visitors to the World's Fair, white the samples from her coal fields will afford some idea of the wonderful resources of tlie province In that particular. The 851*08105, mica, plumbago and phosphate in the Quebec exhibit; white tire rich ntakel ores, for which Ontario is now so fatnmu. will receive much attention from that prov­ ince. The Dominion geological survey will make a very fine exhibit, which will afford facilities for studying the mineral resources of the country, on either the timiteti provincial basis or from the wider Dominion standpoint. �j—MMI UK IS TOO SHORT. THE DAILY HORROR Hastings Runner " Thursday, June'Sr -„»«i .w. no”SJ.“ " Another Death-Dealing Torna­ do Does Terrible Work. "* '"ooqiT BWOffo. PropriRW1*. — Siff* wa Life I* too Hb-Jrt for envy lo bo n A Ttorrrn. ------------- PART OF MINNESOTA LAID WASTE. One Hundred Unfortunates Caught the Track of the Devastator and Hurled to Eternity. CURE bl C 0* HEAD T’r,"”LO,l^..relbl. dl— [ CBCmUTl. Julie 1(b—‘'“5* „ . Mr, whlcU cauw<1 th, <1—*b 0 , workmen, occurred at the ' which ta bring constructed over too lng river between Covington audI N ; yesterday morning. The'of ,work fell with a era*b, hurling* large 1 force of carpenters and ironworkerojnto St Paul. June 17.—The phenomenally 1 the river. trySSmwiu find thaw little pOto *sl» able ta so many ways that they will pot be wiL ling to do without tbeox. But after sllsick head ACHE |\I°wM°nkew rrteO<1‘lJ,. U10“ .Uirv THE LICKING RIVER DISASTER- Life 1. too -hnrt to S.tt.r --I Or.— l«.pt Tro., tb. ra— “< la I. Tormol. Urloa— tbItalna the Crops—Lightning Gra.t >i..«uu.ent -nd Kill. ;rowd Sheltered From the Ilway Wreck itecord. Two Tlie LteMng Bridge »to- SICK QgfiCCO ?«♦*■»>■«— nt SO many hr— that bare Is where great boiu Our plUa curs It while Moat of the men *cre •et and stormy season has culminated^ j theKenton and series of eye one bursts, which occurred ] County Bridge company, and Wednesday afternoon, and were spread erection for about a ortrbalf the southern end uf the state, [ n,onth Tuesday the laying of the iron extending frojn Spring Valley, Fillmore flooJ. ^n. The heavy iron boain* •eight for the false countv, on the cast, to Herou lake, Jack- , proved too heavy a we.„ , - a minute • kd county, on the west and Blui Earth Wurk, and with scarcely , warncounty on the north. Il was the fiercest , |ng It gave way yesterday shortly after the and most destructive stWm Minnesota men got to work. < Ml.„.ar ~ -nan and ever kucw, not excepting even the terrible i fiL Cloud cyclone of 16M. in which eighty- Hash to t io cen® bvthe bridge The force of men employed by the g pcrgK batky U-tr «®U«sctiaa UMthxa. InTia’astWcsnU; flvBfcrll. Solo by draapsts svscywbata ar ««ut by msO. CARTER MEDIOINE CO., Naw YOrtti only the most meagre detail* can fas gathered. Nut only are the telegraph wires down In tbe-ction devastated, but th. train service is utterly demoralized, and many of the- worst casualties occurred in districts remote from either rail or wire. ! Tiirn or tn« i»wir«j«ra •> —— ,! Three distinct cyclone center* seem to have been marked and in each the. havoc wasfrighiful. It to now believed tbjj 100, most ot wlmm at Cojtajtoa Newport. The river Is qul oou wt.o... ——— point and Newwas kt once sent to Covington and New­ port and there was a stampede of citizens to the scene of the ’’j"®! Stewart, a dvll engineer of this city, bad charge «f the work,, but was not on the ground at the time of the accident His assistant, John Wilson, was on the bridge when the structure gve wa-rj.nd w~ rT,™. .tawrtl. and sweeping everything before It. ™ fH.r the love that came bat did not stay. Orcr tho w o llrvem9. too, p Life is too short. Uf, b loo •bort-forzivoand be for^reo. SVh-ie yet wc There l» nnlhne for Wfane* or grief 1 Life Is too-bort-. u . _M- G. Shirley In \ ankee Blade. A Mechanical Harp. Harn Dlnyi^ff bX machinery h one <rf the of tb« b»n> hIxn-n effected in the following manner: rn beein with, it is arranged so that the plane 1. tortonul. Iving upon n table, after the fashion of a zither. Then,as reganfa Lhe written music, the nutation of the traditional stave_ has been abandoned nnd sheet* upon which are impressed mysterious group* of number, are used In ltM *,«*L " bcn UD? tb,T* sheets fa slid »‘ito n frame made for the purpose the meaning of the figure* Is ln- UEMb*af them falls under a string ot the SMALL PUL SHALL D0SE SWJ1PMCE It the tut Enclose stamp for circular. Adlrv’*. PAKIsH. Proyr.' When you want a FRESH LUNCH,:-: Go to the Jve cRew/ed it Anc! wAen. I find lx Q,ocd I li&no CITY BAKERY. Fine line of creams and fresh confectionery. . '' A. E. RENKES BUSINESS CARDS. C^'r Lj T1RS. E. H. AC. I». LATHROP. 1/ . Homoepxthlc Physicians and Surgeons All calls city and country promptly tended to. beat. A. SCRIBNER. M. D., Physician and Surgeon, " To Advertisers ir ।) I ______ !f you wish to advertise • Office In residence, one Block east of <’epoL IF A. A C. H. BARBER 11. Physicians and Surget n«. Call* In cl ty or county responded to wltL promptness, day or night. and need instruction, send onodoUar j foroar “Book for Advertisers.” A ’ j Hale study of that book will enable you to decide what you ought to do, and give an idea of the probablecost. ! \IT1LL1AM °- LOWDEN. > ’V Lawyer. Vi Office over Julius Bussell's store, State 1 1 street. Hasting*. Mich. Using for you In-tho way wo think will do you ths most good, you should bend an explicit statement of what A. SHELDON. you wish to accomplish, and make suitable arrangements for payment. • Abstract and Real Estate Office. Your order win then receive all tho Aiv«’n»ct ifiocs. Hasuiqp. attention that it requires. i Money to loin oor Best Estnte Beal Estate «ild ou c mmlsaMD. General conreyaneluK. davr e n comt>l-te «et of Abstract Book*, com­ ' >>i)ed from the llecords, can fnrnfah complete i tract* C- F- BROOKS. Cleric. prepared and a plan of advertising P- DRAKE, M. D., marked out; to bo told what papers (> ! If you instruct us P If you wish • an advertisement - both.and submit them for yourcon- ' slderat ion. together with our bill for i > the iMcrvibe. For preparins advertisement;. electrotypes and estimates the adplacing advertisements and watch­ log the fulfillment of contract* we nre paid by a commission allowed by the publisher of the paper in which If you want to learp all the ins and outs of advertising without any cost or trouble, read PiuxTxns* Ixk regnlsrly. carefully, studiously; Issued weekly, Jia year. If you wish a complete cataloRue of all newspapers, aend S5 for tho Ameri­ can Newspaper Directory. For any further information address GEO. P. ROWELL & C®., Office over Holloway’s drug sto e. Office hour*from 2 to 4 p. in. Telephone, con naciing with residence, at Holloway's drug -J M. FOWLER,D.D. 8. Office hourrt MI MI A COLGROVE, Lawyers. (Office In Union block. Hastings.) Practice Is all the courts of the state. S I E. KENASTON, *. Attorney at Law, (Over J. 8. Goodyear & Co.’s store.) Practices In all courts ol the State. Collections >ro nptly»ttending to. P R. TIMMERMAN. Hommpathlc Phy• • sician and Surgeon. (Office over Lathrop’s drug store.) Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 SPRUCE ST., NEW YORK. Wing's Flexible Shoe Lacings ' Permit healthy circulation and 'rec mmsment of the foot. No untying o» tying neccsMry. Comb itablc and durable fcr both ladltt a-*l gentlemen. All lengtnj. black and russet colon, far both ordinary and Eagle trade­ mark ii on each wrapper. urkton. Mam. i’HOBATE oanKk c«U1v o’ MIchlCM. county of tatT7^ t lor the , s-.i.,t> of thelProteNs tfcta Office io C^xiui, ot LUrri. Iiuliien at the Wed fhri'Kyoi H*«tlur>. In said ceiioty,^ ve— iMMlay. tar 25th dav of Mar.hr Oar . tn<>H’*H>t r-tght hundred and ntaety fwo. ^FwmjuI. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge or • ta vm matter of the estate of Robert Mfeetr aw, real estate and collect­ ing OFFICE OF Palmebtox A Smith, L C. 8. Palmerton, Notary Public. KIRKS D IAM0N Ou rendtiig and filing the petition duly verlaC/-d, of Frances Misner, widow <rf Mild deceased , rritug that a ce.taln Itistrumeut now on file i in this court purporting t*> the lot will and fmtainm* of **» dereaseil may-Im n-lmltted to . protMtsand that ynur petitioner may be appoint...1 ..ill nf wttlt. Thereujiou it is ordered tints Thursday the .thirtieth 'day Judo A. D. IMht. at ;ten v’clock .-n Uie torenojn. be assigned itor the bearian ’Of petition, and ,taat the taw •! Mid de- ffiir m the city Of HMttnp.4u •.dv^oty. a m. Woodland. Mich. J. M. Smith, Justice of the Peace. OAF HiaHMul, AgrsaaWe, Gleaming. Chapxred Hand*, Bum., Bw. Dandruff. Many at you have stood ou the beach at 9 Ua aeaaide and watched the sea* rolling in I heavy breaker* after a storm, curling and3 crashing into volume* of foam and brokenQ water, with such force a* to send thi-uj5 MweepiDg up almost to your feet, it LX through such wave* that men who fd|,.w 2 the sea must at times pass in rvachfing the- f shore; but not. through one or two <(I1 uf* smooih, quick nbolvlng beach, but tlirungh. thirty or forty, perhapa, covering a fa|J(. ,4 , treacherous shoal*, and at plnci-s «tirgii,k<> between jagged recto and huge bowk! rs Witlt intense interest we rend of dreadful ‘ shipwreck* tlm<Mt every week. The TOr- • vivors tell how the big ship lalxjrwl an.l slrugxled through monrter billows aud shrieking wind, under black flying !clou<Is aud amid jagged streak* of lightning/ until, maittlcM iuxl helpless, she fay vx haiiJitud in the trough of the sea, aid pa*, alvely received the crashing dcidge of merciles* waves until she sank. They tell how they, poor puny iinman being), clung to helm and pump* till the !;r(. (l •hip’s struggle* were over, and it ikvafc' evident tfcnt sire wild carry them no lonMr; then now they hastily lirtw a cask of water and n few proirl*:<;» into some remaiidng bout, and atnfavurabk moment launched ujx.n the nngry water> In a craft so frail that it kccmul a* if all qj, board were doomed to instant dealrhetfan. . Here always comes the sthuigest |>art of their narrative. Head all such lujcountcarefully and you will find that in nearly every where such a little boat I* *a(ely launched from an abandoned ship it float* and drift* for day* nnd ev.-n wnkon the open ocean, living through thf dreadful tempest which wrecked tlie big idilp, sailing buoyantly through calmer seaz nnd finally bringing the cutyhors within sight of other «hij« or fantfa.—John M. Ellicott in St. Nicholas. Instrument, ami by picking at them in nuroericnl order with u beveled pencil of ivory the operator performs a tune. Time and phra*in-t art; indicated by the spacing and allgnmrit of the numbers, tier are the requirement-cf harmony forgotten. U hen the melody of the air 1* adjudged insufflcleot one of the figure* 1* accompanied by a letter indicating that a button attached to the Instrument, and licarlng the same .svmbol, should be at this juncture pressedTlifa action, by bringing a small saw of Ort.l, ICO Ur- bar. Urn 1-t,, ImhCT. rrmlerr.1 bim u.co.mloua ivory points Into pfay. product* a chord errrr mrt.gr. report re«lr«l here «>n 1 c“ b, ,h„ r.,_ Wotk. suitable to the occasion.—New 1 ork Tele­ elude* by Raying the worst is to come, was a terribleone. A great a terrible great gram. ' .1 and later reports will swell the number of - The Th* scene was WM * urnm one. - A “ • portion of the false work was submerged, the killed and Injured. In every cafo and with it were the unfortunate workthere was the regular funnel cloud with I have heard it sold that no man knows It* deadly sections, roar and restless two languages equally well. I doubt that — .elwulbonl .. ___________ Mlkg .X.sfl.irtrt , rfto|bt |oJurrf „nJ J)rlw Tta_ wh0 .wrrp, ... followed■ *b, it is mi. To take an IHuatmtlcn close at wo. Mt .landing In tbo l“'k offn,J lh,„Mlv„ from th. taoglwl hand. I should say thpt the Hon. Carl clone, houses.---trees .nd and bams boring having born been |]rlwork Qt ,|mber. .uuggW loth..or- Schura knew both German and English — ---------swept away. The slorm centers seem to face of the water and tried to get ashore. perfectly. Be write* and speaks in Ger­ have been at Well*, Faribault county; One after another gave up tho desperate man constantly and in hi* family has Sberboutaie, Morton county, and Spring and uneven struggle and sank into the made It a rule to employ hi* mother Valley, Fillmore county.-, muddy water. Though the bank* were, tongue almost exclusively, lest hi* chil­ crowded not a soul could go to the rescue dren should grow up with an imperfect At Wells the storm came on without the , of the poor fellow* As soon a* possible knowledge of It* retlnements or lack at slightest warning, the frightful roar of i police nnd volunteers went to work to get facility In Its uw. They speak English the *pproaching whirlwind column be­ out the dead and dying. It proved a grew- fluently at course, and would prefer to use ing ti e first intimation. The cioud veered I somc task. Among the first to be taken It in coin-creation among themselves. That to the south a* it reached the outskirts of out was one of the Baird brother*. His Sir. Schur* passes safely over the pitfalls the village, leaving a terrible scene of body was in a horrible condition, his back of English speech, no one who has beard death and destruction. So far as now being crushed and broken. him address an English, speaking audience Qtnown seventeen -persons were killed in need be told, and as for hi* akill in writing this immediate vicinity as follows: John Next to be taken from the water was the language, one lias only to reatl hl* Brown and wife. Herman Brenner, Mr*. monograph on Abraham Lincoln to'*** John Sponsor. He was wedged in among John Matuidck; Matuslck; Weafand Weatand Steen, Steen. wife wire and ana , 7""J" —V7child: John Pictiua, WiDfam PicUoa,Mra » ><* of Hurt**- The man d ^wribh how perfect I* his mastery of the idiom. John Dell. Albert Klingbert and two chil- death, a log weighing a coupto ot hundred An Englishman or American might well congratulate himself on the poaseaaiou at dren, Mik rueraan and two children. I«und« b»\‘Df crashed through hta ab, , domen. The look of pain on his face was a style so easy and accomplished.—Critic. tellnirH brultilullrlnge. . ... ~ .... . .7 _ .__________ w__ .__ horrible, and told of the terrible suffering All of these are farming people. of tho poor fellow before he passed away. Twenty-five are reported more or less *eri- One unknown man was taken out on the Lawyer—Hurrah, kt me congratulate ously in juried, but in the excitement that Covington side. He wa* found wedged In you. You are the luckiest of mortals. reigned their names could not be ascer­ so tightly that a portion of his hsnd had Thank* to my skill, 1 have obtained a judg­ tained. The damage to the houses, barns, to be chopped off before he could be taken ment iu your favor In the supreme court. cattle and crops cannot now even be esti­ ouL All ot the dead bod I as a* they were Client—After nine, long year*. mated, but it will be very great. The taken out preaentsd terrible pictures The "But, my dear fellow, better late than cyclone wa* follpwed by a terrific down­ bone* were crusliitl, bn»ki-u and splintered never." pour of rain, the water falling and in many instances were forced “How much do I ret?’* asked the ‘client in an apparently solid mass. Every through the flesh, tresenting a sickening anxiourl stream is owt of its banks and not a train . . • "The court deem - that you’ball n-reire is running. Waehout* are reported in j 83,1/1). <• cnM* /utd my fee wilt c.uly every direction, xvills lir^lgreronr,trestle* | Two men were at work on, the top chord amount to *L’*'3, imi nil yon will hr.vKjo unilrrmlnrrl and iu ylcccs tl.e roadlieds of the false work when the crash came. tbcmselrea are gone. They fell Into tlie river, bnt t^eaprd with few reratclieA. They were J. I’. Lynch, money I < siilea?’ HOMELESS OUT ON THE PRAIRIE. colored, iuid’ Bnirw Conan. Lynch f.41 School with the bridge mid lauded on tup of it sole yourself. You have gained your case. Conti-* fell underneath the work, but, sin­ You can’t expect to gain everything.”-* gularly enough, escaped with a few Texas Sifting*. Minneapolis, June 17.—Advices from bruise*. The false work - was erected by Mankato say: The school house at Sher- Baird Bros., of Pittsburg. The structure I'O'lawlng Instructtans. burns-was destroyed and one pupil killed. had been intended from the bank and was Nearly all the others were more or leas In­ used iw a scaffolding by the workmen In kln-rduif. Re is n farm hand, and wa* cojured. The country is. flooded and the putting i hr Iron beam* and girder* in gsgt*l to p!..w a ten acre field. Wishing him prairie is covered with people looking for place. The •xmiblned weight of Hie work­ to xnalo n straight furrow, his employer their homes or friends. They are on horse­ men and m.ticrial proved too much for di~tt-sl Ids retention to a ccw raxing the platform. right 'oppoaite. telliug him to drive directly back and in all sort* of conveyance*. Tho bouses ore mostly swept away entirely, toward that row. He started hi* horses, ClXCIXNATL June 17 -The expectation and hi* employer’s attention was drawn to without a vestige to show where |hey stood. • that the dead hi the rrene of the disaster something cl.tc; but in a short time, on on Licking river Wednesday would reach looking round. be found that the cow had Superintendent Earling, ot the Mankato forty ha* fortunately not been realized. left her place, while the sagacious plow­ line, has telegrams one of which says that The list is as given in there dispatches-^ man was following ht r. drawing a zigzag train Na 23 on that line found obstruc­ furrow all over the field.—“London Tlt-Blta twenty-one, aud all have been recovered tion on track about fonr miles south of Minnesota fake with two houses blown and nearly all claimed by relatives or friends. Another portion of the bridge down and the occupants lying around A Third ward housekeeper, who an­ fell yesterday nearly adding five men to badly injured. They cleared the track swered a ring of the doorbell recently, and picked up the wounded and took the death roll, but they got out of the way found a young lady on tho doorsteps, who in time. them to Minnesota Lake. A dispatch Mrs. Mary Sponsor, mother of the two excitedly asked, “DoesMr*.------ live here?" from Mapleton says: “Ten people are re­ Sponsor boys who were killed at the On receiving an afflrmatlvo reply, the call­ ported killed near here and twenty in w^eck, made a desperate effort to drown er eagerly demanded, "Are you sure?" The jnred. Six houses are completely wreck­ lady assured her that she, was positive. ed. The Brown family is among the in­ herself at the scene of the accident Then the visitor demanded, "Why doai it Wednesday night. After hearing that jured. her sons, Frank and John,- had gone say ’letters’ on the floor then?" at the same A School House Demolished. down In the wreck she hurried to the time ixiinttng to the word on the mail drop A school bonre at Fox Lake was demob scene. Her mental condition was pitiful in tlie door.—Springfield Homestead. lahed and the teacher nnd pupils, seven­ Indeed. Her friends fearing that she would teen in all, were Injured, none of them probably do something desperate tried to Chlcatro's Shipping. severely. Mr. Yonker’s bouse in Rutland console her. Their efforts were unavail­ Chicago’s shipping is second only to that was wrecked and all the family injured. ing, and still brooding over the fate of her of New York. From it the cereals of One child was killed Immediately, one has boys sho plunged into the river and tried the northwestern states .ire transported since died and another may die. It is im­ to drown herself. A dozen mon went to through Lakes Huron and Erie to Buffalo, possible to give details or tetlmatM of loss, her rescue and succeeded In preventing whence they nre forwarded to New York but the storm left Fairmount untouched. her from carrying out her purpose. by rail or by the Erie cnnaL Grain in­ tended for Montreal may be carried over A Spring Valley, Minn., special to The the lake* and down the St. Lawrence with­ STRUCK GRANTS MONUMENT. Journal says: There was a cloudburst out once breaking bulk, and it is contem­ just before 8 o’clock Wednesday night plated even to run st earners direct to Eng­ which destroyed a great deal of property. land.—C. C. Rogers in Scribner’s. One woman whose bouse was swept away Chicago, June 17.—During the thunder­ was drowned, but further than that there storm that passed over the city last even­ was no Iom of life. Wild varieties of bananas hare been ing lightning struck the Grant monument found in Ceylon. Cochin China and the in Lincoln park, in the corridors of which Philippines. Three of course have seeds, ALBERT Lea. Minn., June 17.—A ter­ nearly fifty persona had sought shelter but they are inferior to the long cultivated rible storm broke upon the northwestern Three were killed and several seriously fal varieties. The Ixnana fa cultivated by part of Freeborn county Wedncwlay after­ jured. All of the others, with the excep­ suckers, and ft is in this way that ths noon. It was a furious cyclone. Thus tion of three, were thrown violently to the P’ftnt •• perpetuated indefinitely.—Gold, far six are reported killed ns follows: stone floor of the monument and soma re­ Andrew Hansen, near Hartland;’ Mr*. received seven shock*. The monument Although something fa known about the Mike Iverson and three children and one was but slightly damaged. The killed child of Mr. Stern. AU were residents of are: Lewis Meyer. Mrs. Shelly, and an si>eed of bird* anil animal*, there are few The °faen. injuredThVbS —Harrv a-scortained fact* concerning that of insect* the western part of the I ownship of Free­ unknown PhilHps and man. Mnu Mattte ami ftshe*. They rarely move In anything born. Residences. Urns, granaries and ° £»“• ««»„ of Smut, like a straight line, and it to hard to arrive groves are leveled to the ground, while .ttoeknl tb. northwm oora« of sultaythlng niore tban ■PPro3dm*to re­ great damage is done to the growing tat to crops. Mr. Hebse, who lives on a form lb, gnu.lt. pnluul and found II belonging to D. E. Dyer, ot thb city, wax itepoondor™ Ui« floor. tUooon.wu dlmtl, through tho crowd. left homeless and bl* two children lost. 1----- j ft. Went XnMue From tbe Shock .“}?’?> 1,h“u“ unknown nuu. power that ft cannot be used to It* ntt<~inort for fear ot injuring the building. ’h“1" bodr "> From »/ - - . Ml?r-■ J»“ «• - rruia o’clock Wednesday to 2:30 o’clock yester­ moved to the county morgue was Adolph ■Ijoodoi baaorar «W> popl. who haw Beck. Amoiuz t.hu pu day morning six inches of fell in this vi--■j----. ui,ul-« ccntnmt and JUuUJD,^”. ol^thta dtp. F. L. Jiuuial Ward. RMMH ' ; ' A Broken near*.. It appears that It is quite poxsitle for the heart to break. People who die nf broken hearts, so calk’d, do rug actually succumb from disruption of the strdetufil arrangenu nts. In thia regard the phnua is a misnomer. Il fa generally appiit .l u> people who die owing to intense meatal suffering, from blighted affections <,rthe loMOf friends. Thackeray ha* Mid that no man ever dies of a “broken hc*rt'' fa hl* love affaire, and it fa very certain that in this respect the term han no actual meaning. ‘ The heart, however, doe*phys­ ically break, cither from sudden sfax.k w from overstrain. A captain on a vessel who had *t fail U>‘ marry a lady, on reaching Li* «li .-tination was abruptly informed that she had mar­ ried, and the mon fell to thegrounii aa<l expired. The heart was dbcuvendto be literally rent Into two pieces. Again, an instance fa on record of a buy, very strong axxl healthy, who. In attempting to raise* slteafof corn, fell deiwi In the effort. In' this instance '-he post mortem disclosed a largo rent in the heart. The sudden propabdon of blood upon tho left ventricle, which fa the liardekt worked portion of tLe heart, and where the rupture generally takes place, forces the ti«Uv» *>utidtr.— Brooklyn Eadc. An official list ha* Ijeen published of the wages paid in Germany to t he whole of the railway employees on the state railway* in that empire, beginning at the preudents of direction, of whom ilxtre are eleven, down to brakemen aud the poorer officials. These president* do not reap' colossal wealth, their pay being a little over iLW* year only, and this fa by a long way the highest salary paid upon tin- railway. Telegraph Inspectors, of whom there are only eighteen, get from 4S1W to Ixokkeeper* nod accr/tarira, £1 W to£H'; ticket stampers and oflk-e clerk •. from £50 to £73; porters, or rather portiere, and ticket guards, £40 to £ X) ti year, and the ..r| iums and engine driven get but very p |i :*y indeed comptuvd to the pay on lfa3 • railvnys. Drivers and tbf elcdris • :achlnist* get from iwi to £!'«• i -.rtlc higbv*.— th; A fa, not over it’a .* and us istanta and this i f Mtwra. from £t n week iu £3 -Hilling-.; i’ the setoig.it rd porter* who 4: io t! t f:v4tcoatsin all weathers<a>t'ih<>?<>( >:■ ‘ -‘'»get but from £W to £3) a ket r.-Pall Mall Gazette. “Yea, sir, I buried my ubwl. ? r oiV"'' he exck:'-. :ed. “It v.as t$v vih.-t w<itther of tho I.WJI, rail 1 wa- .■ it iu it all day attending to the funeral; at the li”tt«>. at the undertaker'*, at the church, through the mud and finally at the cemeteryIf 1 don’t die myself from the «B« i It wiu be a wonder.’’ , “But you Inherited your unde * pto|*r* ' ty, didn’t you?" “Not a bit of it; it’s mycou*ta«’‘° -•* everything, and that’s what makes ineio mad. The scamp knew befon-h-u:'! that he was named in the will Instead J and all the same he let me tfamj’ all over the place in the storm attending t<> f“ • neral, while he staid at ho«tc in fr.-ni of a cozy fire rendingn novel.’’d-Xew ork HerlUd. _ i The taste ot the meat of .the Kartichalkan bighorn, whim quite Ire*h was aligutiy rank, but upon tfa><ond d;ly the unpleas­ ant flavor had entirely dfaiq>j*nred. m.<l of us agreed that a more ilclieii.u* inntt<m did not exl*t. Nor do I think that this opinion was the result ot the with which the gloriou* air of n K m>’ kan autumn bad provided u*.. In’ider. juicy anti with just the right delicate *»*• pldon of veuifiou about it, it wa-iit roe the table of the proverbial aldermad. If a butcher could only introduce the n* at to the British public in the cmmitiM: which we partook of It be wouhi make a rapid fortune-BLieX w<«! s Mag­ azine. ’ ‘ ‘ .- Many watches make 5 beats MO each minure, 18,00) every ln»ur. ol- «-• 000 per day. Thus it will be seen that a half dozen turns of the k«y<'«>« taking up but a few seconds of time, flow* up a modicum of power in ’ which to cut up into nearly re beat*. If wo multiply the daily 1m4 ' < MBK. the nnmlx’r of day* in a K«r- *• “J* IbU IbcwMiUck. earth is making one annnnl trip arouou the sun.—SL Louis Republic J.UC* AWUl - A Yoriahlrviniu. will •» h!‘ brfore t»tU.« It <». «b«n. «« oo important bu*ln<». to “ many xo Enxll-b «lrl bang bar boot, not «l lb. £ ValenHne’n night for love luck.—Lcnuo TH-Bita. _________ _ Matrimonial Note, wu^wbrtdo r^ix-J^ ■* Sifting* ■ �l-HB TT A STI1TGS ENGINE AND IRON WORKS Will keep in stock the following lines of ! . THRESHERS : SUPPLIES : OF : ALL : KINDS 1 Thresh- Asbestos and Rubber Sheet Packing. Hemp Packing, Belts. Empire Packing, Asbestos' and Eureka Pack~ ing, all sizes, Pumps, Etc., Etc. (•'leveland High Grade Guaranteed ing Belts. Gandy Stitched Leather Belting, all sizes. Best Grades of Cylinders, Machine and Oil Lard Oil. 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T S : : -'Ji �.emeu*' **fc Art“ A HUMAN THINK TANK. falSn Mr. Cie’aad. tbobn. being cnrfou# to ascertain wbetaer . sb* elimate or sod cf Ireland w«* -ur~" »y destructive to the serpent tnbe. pur■ diMed half sdczroqf itu-emmon ba.-ml«ss English sitake (Natrix turqanta) In Coveit-GAnlrti market in London. B™** fag them to Ireland he tnrned them out in bb tfuden at BtdHpwl h> tbc "J00'7 « 1 NATIONAL MILITIA. , AGE- OF THE BAGPIPE. —..... ; it DATES FROM 'TWO CENTURItfl HOW THE OLD SYSTEM GAVE WAY BEFORE THE CHRISTIAN ERA. ta one of the handsome data In a fosbTO STATE VOLUNTEERS. io-.ablc street in th* city lives a gentle mzn who is roiling up a fortune by knowl­ edge. iifjr not a writer or a lecturer, he History of the Early Organisation of Almo«t Exclusively «*« holds no college professorship and does not belong to any learned body. He simply knows it ail. or as nearly all ns mortal man may. arid ha sells bis knowledge for u too. *»* klltal«. MIIwd-m. al»"I Th. tosplP- <* “ I”.™™”' 0' tidy fee. ’ • A hundred years have passed since con­ doubted antiquity, in one or other ot its mllrt dlUADi Th, He owns a very extensive library, to be­ • hands this strange monster fell hod not gin with. Then, loo. he Is a living index gress. in the spring of HW, passed it# first forms; tbb has been proved In many ways. the slightest suspicion that ft was a snake, to his own books. If you require informa­ general militia law. This act remains to­ A representation of a pair of bagpipe# was but considering it a curious kind ot ccJ they u»k it to I>. J- I- Drummond, a tion on matters of history, science, the- day on the statute book, with all Its an? found in tho ruins of Tarsus, which date, celebrate! Irish naturalist, who a# once elegy, biography, art or .luythinij else, you qjent phraseology, and its mandate* am im­ at least two centuries before the Chrbtlat nruu-ranred the animal to be a reptile and have but to apply to him and pay him his passible to execute. Still nominally in fap» enu they resembled in many You may is it# Injunction upon any ablebodled tmal* uuxlem bagpipe, and each cfln,"a?!d.?£‘J not .-ilte?:. The idua of a’Tale tiring w- charges to l»e enlightened. pint": having been killed within a short make your notes out ot his library, or with citizen between eighteen and forty-five pipe and blow-up #kln. It b'‘•’Tduubtfol distance of the very burial place of St. the list at authorities obtained from him years of age, enrolled by his captain, to Uhence the bagpip* *«dr,Td:l,3?’Eff„ Patrick caused an extraordinary sensation consult the public collectlans. la one way maintain It hod its origm In Iwfy.,ota‘« and another there is probably nothing in keep, himself provided with a “good must cf alarm among the country people. het or firelock, of n bore sufficient for halls In Greece. an.l other# The most absurd rumor# were fretsly ck^ , thtf'way of publfahed information that you of the eighteenth part of a.pound;" two firat pluye.1 It. But wme very reU"ble am cuiatAl and credited. One farscclng clcr- ■cannot get track of through him, even If •<psre flints nnd twentyrfour cartridges, or thoritira <>n the subject, including Mr. gviano pnwdied a sermon In which he he docs net knpwall about it.j Ha can­ else with “a gaxl rille, shot punch, .powder Pernnt. who has giWn us some very goo-1 ci’u-1 thU uufdrtunate snake us a tokua of duct.-. bis consultations with th* fixed sys­ horn, twenty bulls and a quarter of A proob. assure u# that Italy ar Greece b the the inimedlyte •rauimeticemcnt at tho mil- tem of a lawyer, or a physician and always pound of powder. ‘ The quaint Instruc­ probable place. ’«& that blowing It by letuxitm'i; while another saw in it a type of tots a full list. There are times, indeed, tion# for grenadiers and MnbanUcrs are means of the mouth wns flr»t introduced when be Is xb fully engag.-l that appointthe approach <>f cholera morbus. Old , still to he perused, and also the directions by tha Danes. , pre-phrries were raked up and all parties incuts have to Ira made with him well In to commissioned officers to provide them-' Queen EliznMh wns very fond of it. and axnl s.:rt-» for ince united in believing that advance. Inth.-wurt she retained n special piper. Iu theological matters he Is especially selves with “a sword or hanger and span-, In the HighloiKb the earliest notice of the the snake foreshadowed “the traginning of toon.” or. if mounted, to have tliulr “hbl• the tad," though they very widely dif­ strong. The list of his clients Is said to In­ stera covered with bearskin caps." From; bagpipe was about the year 2®f, and we fered as to what that ynd would Lu. Some clude the most eminent divines of the time to time efforts hare been mail# to re­ fled nothing that might lead us to imagine more prartienl minded perso:^. however, country. Tbou.*nnd» of sermons and re­ move th!# venerable chapter irqm the that they, were nted More that Ume: dud ligious discuiiritms annually owe their logic subscribed a conridcrabiu sum of money, mid their information to him. In the rc- statute L-ooks. or nt least ta modernize It, I even nearly a huWWcil years later the bag­ which they offered in rewards for the de until now. nt Inst, it suems to derive a m»rt^ pipe war. considered to make snob an tin­ structiou of any other snakes that might rl-don of t heological work* lie is found an ’ rulynnd botelerous noise («w indeed some of protection from its age. be found In the district, and three mot-.- of invaluable reference. In theological his­ But the fact is that tho law wnb never people have the ixul tnsto to think it <loes tory be is prolxibly iuorc learned than any the snakes were not long afterward killed Srtlio that tn the year W iu the town carried out. No sooner wns it ^nneted within a fcwmiles'of the garden where man living. -.When the enormous men of than effort’ were nuaM to repeal some pn>- cf Alierdvvn, the magistrate* forbade the they were liberated. The ivmnioing two this tort of literature that is in existence piper playing cither .night or morning I snake.5 were never very cluzriy accounted1 iscontddered, the tact tSiat he can master it vUlousand amend otliSrs. Under the plan an inch’ll f-wmo as he hns done Is remarkable. But he car- of General Knox, which hnd been 'drawn In the street, “it | for.—Book cf Days. rlnk the same autlscrita’.ive eruditzon into up iu 17J0, young men tatween eighteen to lx- rn.it witlifa rdo n famous burghe, ami being often found fault with a I s’ well and twenty-one years pf ngc were ti> serve other branches of letters.His rtrong point B hhrmcmory. I It fixes thirty days In'n camp af instruction .hir­ lx. sund.ric luigbbours of the tonne as bo ; Oi 'Juceti IJa>. that much Ijcrufflcd ... evcrythinit'in*n lltefary way ‘that Is ing each of the llrsb'two years mid tendnys strangers.” . royal lady, it Uns often Iwvn recorded that But sluwtly after this time tho bagpipe of the third year; citizens betwren twentyshe was extravagantly food of f.-.ns, aud brought before It. He'hns some systenrof came into g.-ticral favor. «iMciully in t:>« npBh no gin of 'obsequious «?..j-.'ts did nnok-tizlng dates that render* it!i»osaibl« | «nt and ferty-flve yeap* were to drill four Highlands, and the Iligblnnders got so for him to give the dnv, month, year and ; days annually; those ibetween forty-live site more generously Ixtfoow Imjjerinl often .-ven tlie hour of an occurrence on I and sixty were to be ienrolled in the ra- fond i.t it that It was heard everywhere in willing acceptance than when a fan was denuoid. so that to trace it up amt refer to | which was to assemble iWmioiitjUAl- Scot laud, and from that ting! ha# Ix-come laid ut her feet; such tributo to exhaust­ aim. <; exclusively a Scotch instrument; r he published recent cf detail# is compnra? b’ for a simple Imqx-etfon of arm* less <!e>ire was more liltriy than aught tively easy for blth.*Ontaido of hUmemdry L This was n very string, and, under t hc A number of European countries have gut . else to secure a passing sniile or treed Of ho appear# to peracss co literary gifts or ' circumstances at the country nt tb.-.t time. their special kind of Ingjdpc, but ihe patronizing- courtesy. ScoU-h, Irid!’. Italian mid German are the ablBt;-.-- whatever. I oo: n very onerous system, while it# seriOne of the most celebrated portraits cf Commendng modestly enough, his ousjcx# was shown by a provision that no princlimi uaes. The Irish bsgldP® ls cf Elizabeth’indicates this preference, as in ' charges .are n.jwsohigh that they would I perwu reaching the age of twenty-one great antiquity. We hear of them in the i her ri^Iit hand is held a n ami fcntlict* fan. year 1470. nad they sewimed to Lave wen In ‘*t!i;i exorbitant t«» any «>nu not conversant I shouhl cxercha* the righto a citizen un, i apparently under criticism, but a gratify; ! um- long More that t-liuc. but whence they could'show a c-rtitlcate of the nI jug ownership, as niny be judged from tho with the valuo ot special -information to Ivs# heI svrvicoin the But -the act pcrs.mu.nf stiirarflcinl education, or to thu^d I quin-d »' 1 “ "* “* njilitln. **-•» —— •• || got their origin it is not certain. There are ! obvious serenity cf express;- a, altogether Mnyfi, lilt!, widely from !{::ox ‘-» |!twi» -kin of»— Scotch bagpipes Highland ------------departed ----------- ----------—!*— . — -— —, J different from some "reasons of rc=cntful rviij of well grounded and extensive, but I of May L uot symmetrically systematized, study, jj plan, nnd the very nekt year after it was mid Irawlrtnd. Tln-Highliuidplpcnarcthe S mirth”-Indulged in by the virgin ruler.' Manv’ot his clients'know a great deal moru| pat in operation Washington asked con- !i loudest kind cf bagp!;ra«. — and when play.*! player! , Ab, if eno could but know what impetu- tlraa he does in their way. and arc men of j grew* “whbtl\cr your mfu cxperictue in the jlh, a room th. nols*- they make Is nIn.wrt tin a reom the noise they make Is alnnxrt - ous activities seethed through her busy much greater.drflity. But they have noth several state# has not <letect.il some Im- i|denfuning. They arc. however, played n brain under its soothing, mollifying influ­ amUHtal their information so skillfully,J pcriecrious i» the uchsme.” The #thry of great deal oh the hilh, and sound well ences! "A treasury of f.ins” had Queen and rennet recall It-when th -ynad it. So'] the way in which numt-rous and fruitless :iti»ere. . Bexn. Some were inlaid with precious tiny pay him to nudge their memories, and 1 --------attempts to amend this .’y*tem resuiteci At the time when when Jhc Abe harp lurp and and born barn r-------- ----------------------------,------r.t L ; At Kin ethers received the touch of dainty lenvtl. in iu it# frank .ilomdounieut atmndnnmant U fa. in- wen- familiar in Scotland tee pi|ra» wt-re diaraft from brush or pencil; upon otb- are glad to have him to help them as La length Kructiveand interesting. 1------------------------- j ihrard a great deal in ten Ixnrlnnda of era were rich Inces from over sea, or with does.—New York Cor. Pittsburg Bulletin. Two years after ita adoption a bill was , Scotlmul and in Ktiglatfd. Now tlw big:'brave .'show of brilliant needlework made reported for organizing a select corps of ypqxaare rarely bennl in England, and uot Who Invented the Steam Engine? glad the h.'r.rtof this resistless collect* r, Tlie Marquis of Worcester, while Im­ militin, to hc armed and equipped by ttio.i Uftcn in the Lowlands of Scotland, while for It i» written of her that she could never sec one in the bands oi another trit hud t ex­ prisoned in the Tower of Iraadou. in JCSd, gqpcral govc-nuueut-nnd to be paid while ; J» the Highland# they arc tote heard near­ pressing her desire for ownvrsbip. It ft invented and con-gruclcd a perfect steam serving in annual camps of instruction, p.- afl jny lang. ’ it is very amusing to see how the bag­ written that her collection was large.— engine, and imd it publicly exhibited the Thia of course would have Iraen .1 radical Harper’.-. Bazar. Kime year at Vauxh.il! in successful opera­ departure from the general law. which re- pipe is sometimes taught i:i the Hightion.- Thirty-four years later, in 1C90, Den- quired the citizens to urn. aud equip them- j iamb*. A well known tutor, who divlaln# nU-Paplu added the piston to the marquis’ u-lyes and put them all on the same foot- L, ixjtlwr his head about minims, crotDr. Scbmtdt’n Cranial Mudnlas. iug. It is not unlikely that, had this ; teets ete.. saw: 'Here. Donald, man. take Ona of thy chief objcctsof study inphys- discovery. In IfXHCaptain Savary derived measure prevail*-.), it would have Iraea in . tour pipes 7md gl'v us n bhwt-to. Very' fail anthropology.is the skull, and It is im­ <nd built a steam engine.^fferent Iu ninny foitetotbe present «kiy, and might have . well, indeed: but what is sound. Donald, details from those made by Worcester and portant to have some convenient means of Papin; and in 170J Newcomb, Cirwies and i made a vuit difference in ; the Liston’ »f without senseF You may blow forever i Comparing skulls cf different kinds. To Savary constructed their celebrate! ' the toecoumry. country, it « woniu. would, in m fact, tacu have naveloxnufound- ! without making a tunc tune at ..f it. it, if I don’t tell j compare meaxuremrats taken in one direc­ । of nn effective charI y* mospheric engine, which was complete m u wttluunl militia c-f nn effective cl:a.-- | j-on how the queer things «i the paper tion only, of course gives no results of every'detail actor. Flmr»waK year# rmrti mum ___ _ e..i_ __ v — .ikw ... .■ _ • i.._ __ T acter. However, iklsmxI! -Hth/u.t without ji jfnusi help — you. You that big »..ti fcliow ” : value; thus, to know that one skull is nine The above array of historiral facts not­ securing tee moditfc.ittons desired. The ‘ with the round open fare; ho move# slowly •and another is eight inches long tells chief step gained wa# the enactment of tee from that line to thia, while you tent one .U"?ii;::g M to shape ■ r n : 'tire capacity, withstanding. Janies IVntt. who was not law of April 23, ISUS. ranking an anproi-ri- with your foot and gi’e a lung blast, if iAuthors accordingly devised fho cranial 6ern until .sixty years after-these great ation of «(O.Ono annUalfy to provide arms * -.. y.,„ put a leg to him you make two of index, found by dividing the length of the men bad given the steam engine to tho and equipment# fur the tullltia. Itfrnued Jim. .and be will move twice ax fim. If skull into the breadth and expressing the world, enjoys the uittiuctkm of Iraingthe ---------------------- 1---- ;■ —; -re.........- ....................... : *•»»., nuu ur mn uurv bw«cv o- msv. toe house comm|t>ec you blacken his fa.;e he will run four times result decimal!:’. If the skulls hud but veritable inventor, originator and author ! nM a c°. P0* 'Jir of the most useful contrivance e.f the pre»- .;0,\ ’“’litm, r.-bose careful history of'the a# fast; and if. after hlnckening hi# face, two dinietMions t his index- would be’ satis­ out flay. ' ««bxcc is .:ere briefly hummarixed, that y.,n *xw.j hi* run or tie hi# leg. he will hot. factory; as it is, it Is not perfect. A new Fultou, who lived and worked In the l. vVv ” w “ * n 5p lb •*•«« ' ’ apnroprinUouhed been 3j.-Ut timi-j* faster than the first white index wju devised which should taka in-' Jbeolu requirement that each citizen fac- d fellow 1 showed you. Now. Donald, connt of the bright of the skull,' the early part of the present rentury, is given > the credit of being this :nun who <iemcn! s “ °| , ™ ’ a:,u ct l u *P tra« not re- whenever you blow ynur pipes, remember height being divided by the length aim stinted that steain^/ould be applied to ! P^’IetL r.v<r.t then the reluctance re- rlmt the tighter those fellows’legs are tied tee result expressed decimally. the faster they will'run.’” ; By a combination of these twcMndices a irrigation; this, tdo. :u fare of thq well ] ®ovc the old .aw wax tnanifert. This way of tevening Is uo doubt very fair idea of the skull would lx- given, but Known historical fact thatr-Do Gory pro-1 Jcucraou njj«l Mcdis-m followed Wfishin a-comparison ot the indices of a number pelkil a vessel by steam in the bariraruf i la5lon ,n urging year after, year a muilifi- fogeniou#. and 1 dtfresav verv effective; Itarrelon. In IMS. Why .lo., httorSnnk, “ J “ t * , ° inllWasnwm: theUuila I ^thuunl, I •pwttaMrbrthwlttunl.lclD. «>f Skulls great difficulty arises. One ex­ mbtakes! St. Republic. ....... — ' ■—■ •—“ • Louis ' ------------.Sm <talryu .ueb --i>»DhrMl<,n oi,l>enure d.lu with uulctan^ldra ot pression is what is desired. After much such aedvc part from that wlrfch i# le##«o, that . -4.1^ •» n careful study and experimental work Pro­ fessor Schmidt worked out the modulus; A Story About Shelley the Poet. efficient corps, fit for n4l and active serv-। national mimic w lran n ’.nycl ou the baa. the length, breadth and height are meas­ The poet Shelley called one ufterno«>n ..... .. n 2^° „ “ rt-“’' l' “’■ronHnnJ; inromoe. rf S, ured and their arithmetical mean istahm. upon Mrs. Southey and was offered a cup : .joJ,*' .L'f. , ? | bnveoiu-nbrebnotMb Thn,. .utbo iMttl. —Profettor Frederick Starr in Popular of tea, which he accepted. Then a plate of !' —™.., — Science Monthly. tea c:d;cH was handed him, but these ho. >.!7^ ■ !\ 7 if f.3" ' NIIrl“»ln ■Itarolvr, MVl u... Lrorml declined. military <.utj in time of peace. M:idl«<in s . complained to an officer <>f tbelre.l mndnrt Arilice of bretfd wight have been; weF most SubmiKxJvo EngUahwdmen. uotireaole contribution to tbc.ubjtsa ' <,f hf/.-onM. ? r * hv laid This paper b not inclined to agree With the Duke of Marlborough altogether in his qstinfltte of the comparative charms of Sislbh and American women. 11 thinks at the benevolent faces, the soft voices, die gentleness and. reverence of English­ . Womcu and their fine repo»ra arc beautiful. Nowhere have homes Ix-en happier than in England, and it b tho Englishwoman who has made them. Sho is naturally patient, / self sacrificing, religious and essentially • matemnl. If she hint a serious fault It is that -he has not perceived tlmt her first duty is to herself. She has lived whatever life her husband or her sons desired her to. ‘ * She b temiraramentuUy submissive. And in couMinenre she bus too often lust the ipflmiratlon of the men for whom she made . - -‘ very racrifires, which have incurred • , their contempt. If ri woman wants others tri think weil and admiringly of her she must think well and admiringly cf herself. 1 This i* not vanity. It i» appreciation.— Omaha World-lIeral'L ; Ingenious Sign*. ’ Jngcnk'u’dy contrived to attract the atteBLuu of possible patrons Is the sign dis­ played hy a restaurant facing the Hudson the far treat side. A portable black­ board, three feet square, leans against the house eltee beside the door. On that board are four ensigns in appropriate colors. One ta> tbM of the Anchor line, another is a French flag, a third Is the blue flag with white stars rtbwn by the Hudson river boats, aud die fourth is tbo white flag with a tail's tall borne by the fishing boats. Beneath the flags are ranged In single f,le down to the bottom of the board colored bits of wood an inch wide mid hharpenetl at both ends, hearing the bill of fare for the day.—New York Sun. : Thu highest velocity ever given to a can­ non. bull is estimated nt l.GBU feet per sec­ ond, being equal to a mile in fl.fi seconds. The velocity of the earth nx the equator, due to its rotation on its axis, is LOW miles per hour, or a mile in 3.0 aecondA There­ fore, if a cannon ball were tired due west. ttniiSftkl maintain Its initial locity. it WiMOaat ths sun in his appare journey onfodl «b» Mrth.-Y*alee Bhu cornu to this* Spartan youth, but hot tea cakes, heaped up in scaudalous profusion, blushing with currants, shocked him! He watched Southey, who was hungry and liked tea c;‘,krs, clearing hi# plate with evi­ dent enjoyment, and nt last said: “Why. Southey, I am ashamed cf you! It. is awfu| to see such a man ns you greedi­ ly devouring this nasty stuff.” Mrs. Southey listened in angry amaze­ ment. “What right have you, Mr. Shellev, to call my tea aikes, which I made myself, nn-ty? You ought to lx* ashamed of yourstlfi” Mr. Shelley Immediately took np u'cuke, and finding it good, tragan to eat-as greedi­ ly ns Southey himself! Mrs. Southey was pacified, aud promised the receipt to the- pirat, who declared that he intended to have hot tea cakes every evening "forever.’’—Youth's Companion. Likened UlrasclT to Samuel. Among the interesting childraffin VYaShingtou is a little boy named Harry, who is apparently never so happy tut when listen­ ing to his mother’s fund of Bible stories, which she Is called ujibn to repeat time aud again. One Sunday net long ago, after tnc Utile fellow had been an attentive list­ ener to the story of Samuel for some time, he left the room, and his mother, wishing him suddenly for something, colled "Hnr-' ry!" Knowing he wus In tho nextreom and could not fail to have beard her, she twice n-peuted his name, and then, in un annoyed tone, going to the door, spoke quite sharply. ' “Harry, I have called you three time*; why did you not answer?” “Well,” came the response, “the Lord called Samncl three times and he didn’t get mad about it .’’-Cor. New York Times. A Gump of a Poet. Mrs. .De Fashion—What a gump that Mr. Finemlnd, the great poet, te Friend—Is he? Mrs. De Fashion—Hugh! At the grand reception I gave him I had the most beautiful flowers I could buy brought in and strewn in hU path for him to walk on, and, would you believe it, ths clown actu­ ally walked around them, just as if we hadn’t money enough to buy more.—New York Weekly. z" Cind a»r«r»tloa li nnt iDMip, tor we Field's Washington. Orange peel tea sweetened with loaf sugar nnd used as a common drink for two or three days will cure- chronic diarrhea. «“?Fh!3”' !r'tnK* ‘W in.ns'tn .orM.MIn/u, i’Lrlto were to awn-mule in annual camps of InTh- ..nUr -v»« 0 . •traction. Congressman Harrison, of Ohio ■ wril X i6* • LP ay ’‘0Ine trfterwaad president, proposed ns aralmj- M))mcr had'th11^)??”'1 l.norocl1' nnd no structing officer# and noncammi#Kiaiml They suggested nx a substitute a brigade of militia In er.ch ecu gress districLto be A number of laJuh <11 ttv 1 . th*remit, * ' im««iuc they ought to UKECHILDREN. V«bl»B -I— '\ their Gwen on the wiadow pose. KTii“ L. ,i~. <»» t~“' “■* - -‘*^‘“2,’^! ±Si, Su lh. dSIXW.b-1 now •hat ^TasHfc's appointment L-.st»th. Thv^lskm may be rlear to wateb AtoM A Chinese Jf»»ro* Polltensx*-. A .pedal Chtart* ft--™ PuUlTOMi t» wbat fur waut of a U-tu-r pl«->. call cxaO A-An.tad-wi <rf tb« CW>»~ -n.nl. BW ChtoMuan ha. «► »elopl"S 1.1m Hroeua.ormB.ul mornl rights and privileges which Be 1.. oW w jmj serve hi# face intact-to save his face, and V. rave the facu of those wnb wboni he comes in contact. We In part acknowledge ?be existence of “faro” when we■ «y that we may not mention such a thing to a friend because wo were afraid of putting him out of countenance. Again, we say ot any humiliation xud«red by a neighbor that the poor man was thoroughly put out of countenance. Tlie Chinese have de­ veloped this line of mental sensldvcness to tha utmost. ’ , . _ It is ns important to save a man s face in the of any transaction as to avoid calling him bad names or kicking him down rtalrsi To «k-troy a man a face is the worst of al! injarics mxl would only Im> resorted to under estiww provocation. It is thought reu-uoable to save tlia ‘’face of n condemned criminal. A Chinaman will save hUfac? if he low his bead, nod wt> are told <-t a magistrate “who was .allowed, as a special favor to l»c beheaded In hi# rol-cs of office in order to save his face." No doubt the Highland chieftain ortho knight of the Middle Age# often thought of his honor a# a Chinaman thinks of his face.—I^ur’.ou Spectator.’ tattle Tnuuiactloit’ i|> B<x>k.. The man who gov. exploring in I 1 > hop* » hop# sometlnxes sometimes mhkcH miikct* dUfem dlsteovwies , prove of value finally. Ma ny . these old places liot .only a rt‘ ;qa . the value of many of their b> not even know what surak they J,; triule. A man who "Pick# kip ’ . gain* frequently found a g« a , certain history tn a baseii: . the other day. "What :.i the price of th 1.? ' . holding fa*t to his discovery “Ob, I dbn’t kninv,1’n-p!i .I ri;.' -Wh.ir. <]<> you lbIt b , . will you give me for it?" Tbo would Ira pureh.tii-rBe-:: : was hniuati, nml <iid not wait t ; • Honoring r» King*' A French writer cn *‘THe Rovolutfon, tenn was iicoweary. "Will Jf*i give me a do’.lot!i’’ the Empiraand die. Restoration” cites an nmufting instance of what he calls heroic bookseller. . courtesy. Percy. Lori Beverly, Iur;i«l to I “Ye«,” nricwvre*! the other »ro:dine with him a marquis who was one of hu banded over hi* dollar an it. the tnast valiant soldier# of the army of tune of history. .; “Conde. Wishing to honor bis guest and i Four dajs later he receive'. 1 the cau«e which he s-.-rved, that of tbo rttau^cr. ‘ in u bookshop tuqay. . French king, the English prer ordered lils — butler to ’-ring him a Ixjtxle of line wino caller, and thgowucr’aak^l 'lOjjeara old,' a ray of sun shut iucr)’** history wa# v. nrth. I 1 Jd mjn, -in-.i; >: ,u t.iL” He opened ft cnrefnUy, and offered a k« contcMdd that he hnd toidpt gUu» to the tuarquU, saying,' “If you deem <4ie dr»lla>. Now, FlFgivc yJ-i eleuu . it worthy the honor, wlll you drink tn this lira for 11 Will you utac it*' The new'ownrr was ’ ■ • wine the health of the klngt" - • The marquis tasted the wlnp. “Hoty ckan ten dollars #o vaaily .^“Exqm- j He I* now wondering. h*nrev y.U do you'like it!" turtced the host..* Mid . | pureboaer ba» .'.ispo**-! of t>e u site," replied the nturjuk. ,’TW— — if m > bow much he liasmwjc onh,. lord Beverly, “finish the glass: only iu a full glass can one drink the health of so gain. Yon can't always-I>j >ure u » great and so unfortunate a king.” \¥/d»- tiling#.—New York Tribune. ; out hesitation the marquis did ft* he was bidden. Only when the* English man tasted the wine <lid he learn that what he A herd <rf .’..MB beeves wi riftoi’ii.:’ - had forced on his guest was castor bIL the lonely trail fn m New Mexico t-* Kan­ sas, leaving rahtxid chum, ucrc».- tin- u;nu-y Infantry Can Endure Mure Than Cavalry. plains and valleys, n xwaih .u| Imre ..* ■.( i On a march-infantry will endure the had been swept by the flcry !l ragfe cf a fatigue much better than cavalry, owl In simoom. a I->::g distance the foot soldierswill out­ 'Suddenly the leader cf tbaaerd, . ;.e march the hotH-men. Those who doubt steer, started back in terror, gbvu venutn a tills statement should remember that a snort of warning, aud mvvingjn’Ua- 6-1 horse In army service carries aliout gTu pswd ou. Those imhiodint 4 ■ pounds weight, while the wdsHer‘carries tuYucd to right vr left, uad tlair .sari,;':-, only hl* gun nnd from twenty to forty wa# foDotetu by each Icaijj how-.cl pilgrim pounds. . . as be reached Um.- dreaded • Notwithstanding the fflet Uml a ten When lira entire herd hr.!; ; minute halt is made In evehy hour for trunpled track lay behind. ' i - ’.’ggleikxo icidtBo of t’ite-lusty «p x the rear more than Infantry does, ami t im­ wit ixLind ot gr«»* three fet: • ams of n boriKson a long march is •’serious A bctds&iaatode up t-> tl.i- , matter. The horses are picked animals, mcuut.d, expecl.ag to du.! .. t but even the best horse Is liable to fall a creature <-t widen aittk- • v.« lame from the loo of a shoe er a stone in have au in«tinctlv.- am! »« his hoot, or from seme other cause which dnruL Instead <_f serpent. ■■ at tlrst may be entirely nnpercc-ived by thu grita tuft (xiUAlned only n ■; ridtr.-»rit. Louis Glubc-Ik moemt. dee plover, covering her rest, .• wtegs «ere kept in const i ■ mnUuu. Sera tadbtiuctly Sound, travels Ly waves radiating from a graei. she iiad evidently Ixuu .. central point of disturbance, just a# waves tbe steer for a rank-n :ke. radiate when a stone is drop|>ed into will She did not take flight, cv.-n ;r ’ ’■ water. So far as the hearing of ntchindL iray, bit vnli.uitly p krel r.C I : vTfluul is concerned these wares move in a Le gently pushed her to oue * direct line from the cause of the sound to thnt thu nest centsibed four uufit-! r Lis ear, the impact being the greatest fa. deex—Exchange. the ear nearest to the source. This befog the case, a person who has totally lost tlie sen«e of hearing in one ear, altbcngh lie . A short t ’me ago twu Ame.-ie. .: * ‘ may imagine that the defect is of little visit to Ireland hired n boat h r . 1 consequence, cannoUocato the direction of pofe Of having x'sail. One of tlw Yanko a sound to save his life, even when the cen­ thinking .he Would have a goi*i r ter of disturbance is quite near him.— Pat's expanse, asked Limit I-.:. •• Philadelphia Press. thing about astrology. “Bejabers no," sniti Pat. “Then that'* the last psi t <>? j ar ; The newspaper* of Athens relate that a just lost,” nnswere*.! the Yaukvl / Run-dan officer has brought to Prinro The second American then nui< 'I 1’■ Gwrge.>f Greece the ciira with which the be knew anything about the. !• J.latter struck down the Japtuiese ruffian “Be jabers, no.” answered I'ai who made ;tn attack upon the person of “Weli, I Just guess that’s the ' the czxrowitx at Toklo. The cane has been part cf yovr life lost,'’ said t ie seeupd completely covered with gold and Iraan* Yankee. . the czar's monogram surmounted by the A few minutes later the l»at c.qe! wd. iImperial “Srei0T ,"T‘and ”pHbearing b*'c,< the th' following o»l l'.C l,x„L ... km Ti.e crown inwrintlnn- “Tc 1‘rir.CC 1} l i v l ' hoT.r.e™1.loot.X..r.1.l uth calltd nu or hl. Y^l’B^kL' loudly to Pu to help them. .“Do yon know anything about ‘-.rinm?Why They Grew Batty. ogyf’.* asked Pat. ' An English judge, who had taken his “No,” answered both Yankees degree at Cambridge, told me that he “Well, be jabers,” replied I it, ‘tbijn ** ** ®ak.e ?<« I® mature life. both ot your lives is lost."—Hori^u. help lhe ,exieo°- A fedlow of the French university, a prizeman specially for Latin in a stare competitive The Ynukee wooden nutmegs a re a com­ tatakh^On' J?1*1 me tkM hc ’honhl never think of reading Latin for his pleosure- mon j««ke, but few people know that m Marseille*, Frants, nutmegs arc] actual!r he did not know it well enough.—Philip manufactured for tbn foreign trade. When G. Hamerton in Forum. kept very long nutmegs ix.-comn won::? .' nnd so lose their commercial valuj, bm the Vtclhl. thrifty Frenciimen do not fee1; a-i ' ’ ’ Little Johnnie—Say. Mi thrdw away a case of nutmegs only I really need nil the sHnoer t he spice happens to be full of wo him? they put the nutmegs m a mill, situmctliing .,.......... -o, inucru. n:s sen U like a coffee mill, and griud dic:u up, and • generally so very bod.—New York Epoch. tine and with clay, bmn, a preparation of $1 • set of suitable molds, produce V v ’OCU1 Ara»*““«*fair article of nutmeg. gruw^i !tfWer“How louK -Miss RJs hair They can scarcely be detected by or band, being very hanl and alxinut tlie ffrowin1” U must bars been weight of the genuine article; but a ■ soeiklug in warm waterwnl make then •fop a> mceesj.LoUis IlnnT »lumbl“K or hu hom. th* moro Globe-Democrat. instructed in eamp# for ted day#each year ThT and paid tor their time aud expenses. 7 ' n.ILV» ‘fiction from Mr. McTbe drift toward a select body instead of 5^* "Ancient Martial a general organization hadI thi.XS ’’/• w«U worth reprintjc^arly nmnifm through aU tSe ye^, I tfthi HfahiL? ’ 1 T’*’ yet two additional elements, volunteering ' <1®Sa he ‘In the and state organizations, were needed lx? !; JJ, i£vaSS-,<.,h‘’ *oen^ ot mourning fore the desired reforms could be secured ‘j” aBknal<sl her ivarJackson recommenced the former, while «ftn tbefaStetb”n Secretary Poinsett iu IMO mode an np- I and the ?“ tbelr ,OTB prooch to the latter by a proposal of 1W- I 2“ L « . f t,he,Ir It# strains 00O active militia, npport ioned^ong tee ' ‘I” J’1” oMnf"*y. rt^T* 7? °l Wh,ch CoaU ke<?P ,tJI ?««*» I wnnderiri^i^J, ** ,or«otu'U in the filled either by voluntary enlistment m.<t!,rtR'?’ draft. Oue-fcMirth would go out of service ' fanntThlHighlander will allow that iff annually into tho rererve, while the presih“tran»o»‘’; but, when' dent could put them into camps undo? pay ’ saundTT.nl?^ m<M’n^in home#, what fota mouth annually. In 1840 still an,,th J = ®tlodf00* «»oW U>riil plan was reported, that of lUUiUHUUlUg maintaining m fa own t.1,e of lh*‘r . --------------a.-..,—, ...... each _ own native pipe?" Again hc say#- -•V.wmI meh sta-i- _m an Retire ~<u.i_ mill. In ,Utwren t.eutjon, and thirty jrar, o( .g,. whoM ontcers should be instructed annually h, comp by the general government. ’ But by that time the new ideas of volun­ teer* and organizations hod not only ^^^^•butlUMLbornBfra‘t’ Such militia bodies were springing np all over 111 fact fonaed the buta ot that body ot volunteers who achieved dis­ but devoted bearer tinction in tho Mexican war. After that linking on the earth, baa sounded at once war greater iuterm than irerwm token inthe state volunteer system, and lu ^MD «TOMcb.D_ScKh . *c< t!,e *ncrs respect will be growth put an end u> the long series of it# tnitluuBy understand it* principles. ' abortive efforts to form a national militia ‘Of rint Atlnutte Steamer. • congress practically accepting It (U> a hu!> stltute.-'Washmgtvn-Cor. New York Sun. ^sgsssrr8® “ hUcomp^Do -*• l»br ra*T be the nw.htl.0, dim— ”»“«■ T ta •» “• but von never can mats —ai__ x. .. ta a very old fashioned work by ii; :: vL1-y sH faslil<jQe<l Mrs. Hannah More, a t^k which |» so utterly devoid of thu. stock !urideats ot fiction that it would bunv. ii i Imagination that could now characterize it as a “novel.’’ the pedantic nuthcre.-.s <1.. picta a arene which has a inorid far nil v. LA are Interested in the, mental growth children. The papa of the lovely y.jUIil. creature who is mildly adored by the v<-.-v propar and eligible Ccffiuto who v. rit, . Story is blessed with a number r.f t-r olive branches whom ho i# training |n । j.,, way they should go. To effiebrate the birthday cf his ter Kate, lie ha* a family gathering ,*;i " trim English lawn, awl rfuid:* ■‘.Jnliu pin," for the benefltof the little ni:iiij. wh'i, having reached tbe ' age <ff 4vrn, 1 ij to give up her chfldisJi and U’inti-> dared to standard workt. Lij < . , ot publicly bestowing all iMby :i’ r tore on her y-mnger broth and ri-:.:,. little-Mistress Kateisd Iron; lingering, and bcitjg adm walks of reading reeding at once, our.-, fher. I walkkof u;,. ! : >*c» the importance <jf “11‘ g" up u, j enbirgul literary privilege^ j It would be well if ovary fchih! cut. I■! ■ through some such ' With what delight the litt|c w.-lhWs give Up uno reader for miothrt- -ifhlgbe; : -<!i-, ind how definitely the ulfl br«>k |gj,j l j iridal Now why should no|- each p. ■ from nursery Ixraks by g ’ but ah le ascending st* ps until the legli le­ mon i# renchr.1, oik! a taste f r best formedHarper’s Methodical Lawyer. Industry, a retentive memory and A methodical habit made Caleb Colung a a full UoguiM and. what Bacon colls "a <«** man.” Iftiwasasmethodlcal in arranging his time as iu dassifying his papers. In his office every paper was in its plate, aud during the day every hour Lad its duty or Perfumed oil sprinkled on library. �Unlike the Dutch Process DR. SCUDDER DEAD. No Alkalies Other Chemicals ?-CL^US are toted in the preparation of —, PROBABLE „ CZJ5E CF i Hua, had died suddenly early yesterday morning. The only thing done then was the adoption of resolution* of respect nnd CURS. appointment of committees to escort the remain* home. Washington, June Ifi—Morgan deliv­ Kill -lllxnaeaf—llrlef Account of tho ered an address to the senate ye*terday on Crime Ke Cuaimllied, the silver question, in the course of which Chicago. June 21.—Dr. Henry Martyn he criticised Sherman's nnti-free coinage Scudder, held for tbe murder of bis speech. When he concluded bls remarks mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Dnntop. died nt a desultory silver discussion Was started, the county jail at 12:33 odock this morn­ In which Palmer of Illinois, nnd Stew­ ing from the effect* of morphine,*upposed art of Nevada exchanged courtesies oyer to have been self-tulmintaiered. The offi­ the refusal of Palmer to stale whether ho cer* at the jail adhere to the -theory that wa* or was not in favor of free coinage. \o bu-dness was transacted. A new <1i»ooT<-ry by use sailpcnt Indiana Specialhe committed suicide, a*-every clrcum-( The t Bc home nume passed puscti xne tonuicaua • apthc fortification stance connected with his death, they say, f-roprlation bill without l:i: division, The than bo bed fur twaivo rear*. "For thirty year > points to such a conclusion. v , mrasurv mfaaurs appropriates appropflatvi $3,412,870, ^.-G2,3X, or 11,302,Suxpected Hia lutentlow| than wu* appropriated by the last The •ffleera at the jail have been iuspi- ' lonK’’«“- Authority ia given to makccoo-■ . .. ... tracts for certain works involving a fur- CURE for Heart trouble wlth Croat result*. Mr*. ■ clou* for some time that Dr. Scudder was Le Bar, Fitchburg, Mlch w*. Ill foe 15 y*«* with 2—2w*—“w* ” ther expenditure of $1,375,000. Thu bill Heart DUMsaie. bad to htfo booM hslp. bred on «'r« P~»«"u"u“ *“ ,d“re„7J2n'u'n'’puL liquid toodi usM Dr. MUM* Heart Cure and • • routin plate, etc., occutlM>..n.uke..pd»t »ncb > UulKr. p,„, ?h, o, th.d.y without all pains loft bcri constant use cured ber. Fino > is cell' wo* thoroughly searched a few action. ----»uy* ago and tbe turnkey* were ratified, WASHINGTON, n ashingtdh, juuo it.— —In in the tne senate June 17. senate tb.t le would lm|K>»ibl. Cor him w y„trrd«, .Morrill drllrered mt . xtewlrn take bls own life with tho mean* at hl* speech on tho question of tree coinage, in dlupoaal. He mm>t have bad some secret opposition to the Stewart blit Tbe sen­ place of concealmeut, however. * ntu WM on tbe point of adjourning when --------------- SOAP, and it does iud whai he Claims for tfi* fast Cocoa, HEART • - ;A / •» three tiniet the strength i with Starch, Arrowroot ., ,r. ,.t r ■» far more ecoaomical. THE BEST SOAP MADE FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES. ea»ilt MADE ONLY BY ’ getti by Grocers everywhere. HEART A$k your Grocerforit, and insist op having it. ■ hich «.« abaolittelu pure and soluble. and Washington, June 15.—Yesterday’s sw i-tonsi both huusesof congrevs were brief. । A few bilk were introduced and then the i annouDctment was mule th.t RepresenCUIOIDE. tatlve E. T. Stackhouse, of South Caro­ Moiher-in-Lav/. • ,B®T& OIL'S nuurahing. . 1 NEWS. Synopsis Th• Chicago Murderer of Hfo . . INGRESSIONAL N.K.FAIRBANK & CO. Chical w. Baker &Co„ DorchBstar.Mass. S CROUP REMEDY ’’ SHOKE:* DO ’YOU Eb POWERJ’ Cough rL£A2AUT, BATE, CEBTAK. • r.ElN EVERY HOUSEHOLD dont delay NO. 35. Central x TAKE; - . KEMPS ALWAYS THE SAPE HoUti lelroil, Lansing I; Northern i"J ALWAYS THE BEST TIME TABLE. A Lust lutnrvletr with a Brother. Yesterday afternoon he had n prolonged interview with hi* brother, but his spirits appean-d-to have.guttered no depression In consequence. Between 8 and 9 he sat chatting with two of the guards, John Donovan mid Harry Hall. He laughed and joked with lartect freedom, there being not the faintest,appearance of nny weight upon hi* mind. Shortly after 9 o’clock he wa* lucked into hi* cell, and was never; seen alive nftet-w.ird. The < rime lie Committed. 5C- QIQflR । • , ’ w“hburn called up tbe anti-option bill from the table, and after some debate it was referred to the co nmltte on the judiclary. Frye reported that Lite conferees on the river and harbor bill had failed to agree and the senate agreed to insiston its amendment* and risk a further couference. Adjourned until Monday. The tin plate bill occupied the lime of house, although but little interes^ was manifested in the debate, thc members paying no attention to it. Washington, June 31.—The senate passed an uninteresting day. Cab made a speech against the Florida railways be­ cause they had opposed bis re-ulectlou. In eSen May 15.18K. Favorite Iloute between Grand Itaplds, Detroit and the east. P M. I I' M. (..■itiU E-iit I Gram! IlnphlH Ka< rails ' 111 Alto Elmdale Clarksville take Odessa Woodbury Sunfield Mulliken Graud Ixsdge ■•ansing Detroit Dr. Scudder, on Sunday, Feb. 22, last murdered his mother-in-law, Mrs. Duuton, and while there pushed her husband, nn invalid, out of the rdom and then beat IN THE Mrs. Dunton over the head with some Howard City wcu tounu, Edmore weapon that has neverr been found, tracfrac­ , ?*»•* tUI11 makin« OcL 3I’ 1{“- “ T------ -r~T— Stanton turing her nknll and* causing ’ 'her bol",B>’ to commemorate the 400th anni... .»H.m.'p i« |'.ni. » tn (onia had previously *errary of the discovery of America also Grund : . . . . • sjai'l-Wj death later. He ... L-------- - nraraur la MTanoeg Ledge Obtained her signature toa will that wa* 1 P,u,sed •"“* the senate ad jouraed. ttagex. VitUiM.. Yea will wsthsextaUent affect after L-Alr. th. -71“••"•umnuw •. N. Lucal!A|ent, Hastings. | much mo.-e in favor of his wife than a ___ |Going West i . GOOD LAW, BUT UNJUST. former will, Mrs. Dunton not knowing at .. Detroit .. Ijuislng the .time the true import ot the will. Since That Is What Michigan's Supreme Court .. Grand tad/e his arrest be hail appeared iftrane. .. Mulliken .. Sunfield LANSING, Mich., June 18. — The supreme IHEEEETS DEATH OF EMMONS BLAINE. ,. Woodbury court yesterday rendered a decision- sus­ .. Luke Odessa .. Clarksville taining the constitutionality of the Miner j Second Son of ,. Etindaia -election law, which was passed by the last .. lAlto ., McCord * The law .provides that electors Chicago. June . . ■Emmons ____ ____ ________ _ Blaine,, legislature. /'z.'?. ---------.x,.-,^.*3ir<s«fla8KUSJt«3BK3BB8RM3aEME®EBRMnBRBSBMBnnBREHSnSRB3a3EEnErt3’*r.'Z'-. ■ • n .. Ewt I’-rH [ t second son of Janie* G. Blaine, ex secre- 1 shall be chosen like representatives in cen­ Ar lUrund Rapid-1 12 ■» tury of state and late candidate for pre-d- * gre**, each district .separately; and sbr.ll a ttwwt bk w dent of thc United States, died suddenly ’. *1Ot required to vole In the electoral 3l pTsT ---/./ . 2-college as a unit. The decision of the at thc <home of his .father-in-law, Cyrus court wa* unanimous. Justice Mont­ McCormick, 185 Rush street, al llrlfl Xr Ionia i gomery wrote the opinion. All the points Lv I Howard City 1 o'clock Saturday morning. )lv wns born j raised by tlie petitioner* ore fully disHouin at Augusta, Me., and wa* 83 year* old, euwed. The court declares that tbe right, Ar ** duntoc I - dinorc ; nnd at the time of his death general west- , of the legislature-to determine the mode Late of London, now of Chicago, with a BRANCH OFFICE at era agent of the Baltimore ami Ohio rail­ of choosing electors has been firmly ehtab\Kvery day, others week days only, t stop way. Three years ago he married Anita lished in practice since the adoption of the on sieiml Parlor cars on nil trains between Grand ItnoMcCormick, of this city, and they have constitution, aud docs not seem to admit Ids and Detroit. Scats I thia Countv'eadh m^nth for tho past six months, and during these visits hasexaminod and p 25 eents. CoiiMcUotW made m Vuluu stalion. Grand Itaplds with the" ■ j tor hundreds, and effected many of the moat Wonderful Cures over made in tho State I H . one son. Ex-Secretary Blaine was in­ Chicago.* Wb»t. Michigan Kailu av yob formed after much trouble to reach him— r -. ■ 1 .m I oidghtair? about Dr. Holman 3. Humphrey. There i< scarcely a neighborhood in the county that S Chicago and thc Wgar axi> »x>r Mcskbhe being at Bar Harbor, Me,—but not in It doe* not lie with any court to assert CON. MANISTKK.THAVKKSK ClTV. ELK RAr!-m ilt «lf the i-H tor’s wonderful skill, and rarely a family which has not had one or more of its member-time for him to set- hit *on alive Favorite route to the that tbnt right ho* Ixen lost to the state ii» AND PKTO»KKT. ■i di- i:h ami r.store-l!«.»health after all hope had been given up and the family physician pronounced Uie.ui.M> J resorts of northern Michigan.’ Duue By lliood-l'oiaonlng. by non-uscr The act in question is in summer TnUns leave Grand Rapids lor Chicago. 9 A. ,! .liHirUd •*.<' not fa ji t • rmi/iilt this most eminent physician and surgeon. The cause Emmou’s Blaine death wm conflict with the law of congress in so far M.and ix;<r> P. M.. *11:35 P. M. ArrtveOilago r:i<'iw. ri'iKitltiltinn<.»nd «Jvire free. C blood poisoning arising front a disease of as it attempts to fix a date fur the meeting 5 16 P. M . 5.25 P. M. and 7.-05 A. M. lz*ave for Manistee and Traverre City 725 A. the bowels, and it was probably the result of electors aud the method of certifying to and 5:17 P. M. of hi* visit to Minne*|H>lis during the con- their action, but the law I* not necessa­ M.Parlor care on day trains and sleepers on veutkm and the worry nnd nervous strain rily inoperative because in some of it* pro­ night trains to Chicago. Ask our agents fur further particulars or •> •rprn»i«e Icxtrura'-nt* and incident thereto. /Ex-Secretary Blaiue vision* the legislature has exceeded its to started for this city ns *>on as be received power. The court say*: “We have con­ write GKOJUUt makiair analysis. tnicibScopic DeIIa vex. Gen'l Pass'r Ag't. news of his son’s death. This bereave- sidered the question* presented ... Grand Rapids. deatitic rxaxniuatinn*. y« be in — the -----case nirat leave* him only cue son—James G. ‘, w jth that care that the exceeding imporwith itnporire** t*> any na*, believing it to । tanceof tbe issue seem* to Imperatively Blaine, Jr. h**pbysielu'sdDty tu**e*rt*in re quire, and reach tho conclusion that the :rxe condition without expense MORTGAGE SALE. statute must s and as the lawful edict of Default having been made in t he eo nd I Hons Chicago, June 21.—Junies G. Bl nine, i thc legislature. of a certain mon gage made by Fred H. Whit­ accompanied by Ids wife and daughter, 1| Practical Politics, Yonr Honors, i ney and Erank G. Whitney to Manly A. Bald­ Mira Hattie Blaiae, arrived in the city I win dated February 3d. A. 1>. 1IW. and recorded driven I "Tl*® injustice of nny other than a ;inL lu the office of the Register of Deeds for the yesterday afternoon, and were c* ' form system of electing the president of County of Barry and State of Michigan, on tbe directly to the McCormick residence, ice* 135 । the United State* Is manifest. In legis- 20th day of February A. D IKBO In Uber Mof Rush street, where the body of Emmons mortgage*, on page MB and said mortgage was । lating upon this subject it should not be on th»20th dav of February. IMO. assigned to Blaine, the second son of the great states­ । regarded from a party standpoint, but Charles T. Gorham which said assignment was man, is awaiting burial. Jaeitherthe fact that this important con duly recorded, on which mortgagq there Is j Kiderntion has been overlooked, nor that claimed to be due at the date of this notice tbe NOTIFIED THE PRESIDENT. sum of two hundred thirty dollars and tbtrty; this legislation may result iu serious in- Ihree cents, and an attorney's fee of twenty-five >wn to ‘ justice can extend our jurisdiction or dollars provided for in said mortgage and no | justify u* in usurping functions which un- suit or proceeding* at law having been Insti­ tuted to recover the money* secured by said 'WAsaia^TOK, Juue 21.—Governor Me- <ler the constitution pertain to the Jegls- mortgage, or any part thereof: Now. lUerefure. by virtue of the power ot sale Kinleyaad the committee appointed nt , lature." MlnnipolH u,<h. pr-lj.nt ot bl. T"' ™urt KoH'lenlT >• >b™ K.pbbll- eontai-cd In raid mortgage, and the statute In such ease made nnd provided, notice Is hereby SVeti that ou 8aiurda> thc 2no day of July, nomination to the office of president of the . D. HW2. al ten o'clock hi the forenoon, I shall United States called upon General Har­ sell at public aucitsn, to tne highest bidder, at Die north front door of the court house in the rison yoterdny aud performed their duty. Chicago, June 21.-At noon to-day the city ot Hastings. Michigan, (that being the nlaee McKinley’s address was short and to Democratic national convention was called where the circuit court for Barn county Is hold­ tho potat. It began with an asstimnee en), the premises described In Mid mortgage, or ul the pleasure with which the committee to order lathe wigwam, with nearly 20,- so nmeh thereof as may be necessary to pay the. amount due on said mortgage, with seven per brought to hhu the message and closed I (XX) delegates and spectators present. refit. Interest, and all legal costs, togeihcr with tbe personnl congratulations of tho There seems to be uo doubt that were a witban attorney’s fee ot twenty five dollars covenanted for therein, ihe premises being members and an earnest expression ot faith in victory at the polls in November.- ballot taken this afternoon it would result described lu nakl mortgage as all that parcel land known as Beards point between Beards’ Cures After All Others Fail. in the nomination of Grover Cleveland. If of Tbe President's R<«>ty. Coveand- Gun Lake lying east of tbe section The psvsideut was brief in his reply and the committee on credentials has no diffi­ line which runs north and south between sec­ tions no. thirty-two and no. thirty-three ot complimented the work of the Fifty-Amt culty there is every prospect of a ballot Yankee Springs Including full width of said congress and that of his advisers iu the Point and running «outhea«t or thereabouts to ■ cabinet, predicting that it woald prove of being taken tomorrow. When the work Hie renter cf th0 narrows of said Point near the -■£ rit.l ■■TMt.. h. iH» mo-» ..r u*great benefit to the country. He also ex­ closed last night it looked like the battle main land. r a, K -«.<.•.! hi«-1 A— ..<« Chablxs T. Gorham pressed Ms beatitude for hi« party’s con­ wns already won for the ex-president, and <, n--.l.U t>--w. '-ra-fn1.— -«-«y -rt Asshfure of Mortgagee. fidence tn him. He was frequently ap•--Ar;r th-.Im, ali.-n "* iqrnr>f.1“ •«■>> -•<•■ rSmith &COLOROVE, ’ the Indiana men were confident that Gray Blauded and after the speechesentertained ; Attorneys for AS'iini-je, would be the railing mate. «. I l - fu'nn- ni<« I- issiurr. Dated. April Mid. 1«tt. lejcommittee at lunch. U. 5 |Ofncu at FORDS' HOTEL, TUESDAY, JULY. 19/ One day only, nr® wrnr’ ' - ‘ JEU HOLMAN S. HUMPHUEY, DR. HOLV.AW SJMPRREY HE HAD T>HE RIGHT-OF-WAY. —.r-ii.-ur <<f tiw, t><4r. »• >l»<-luirM «•/ «u» kit.4. e»Nrrh•»«•- Hr., which "X»tain*ii<>n« -Iindi*p»-D«iM« (<>■ cornet , 11 forma of <>l*carv *nd chronic CilESTEB. Pa, June 21.—John Ander­ son. a leper who has been confined in the County home at Lima, slipped away Saturday night, and came to this city, where he encountered a number <rf conviv­ ial companions. When hi* ideality - be­ stampede came known there was * .. ■*" of ,। those in tbe crowded hotel* that he visited I and Anderson was given the righUof-war. I He threatened to take posreraion of the | city, and when JohnP. McCarty, a mus- j eular blacksmith, attempted to take hold of the leper tbe tatter bit him severely on tbe band. Anderson riept in an open tot , over night, and was arrested Sunday and taken back to Lima. The World’s Fair Hill Ready. Great Falls, Moot., Juue 17.—A dia-’ patch received here ycaterday states that Land Commissioner Carter will probably be made chairman of the Republican na­ tional committee. Carter is at tbe Park botzJ, this city, and when asked in regard to the report said be was aware that his name bad been mentioned by some mem­ hereof the committee, but nothing definite would be done until the 25th. . Toledo, June 18.—Proceedings have been commenced here to impeach Mayor Vincent J. Eramtck and Chief of Police BeDjMmln F. Balt* for alleged failure to enforce tbe sQnd«y base ball taw. The ■ • movement is backed by the ministers -in the city who are endeavoring to raise a fund to defray the expenses of legal pro­ ceedings. SHILOH S i CONSUMPTION CURE WASiiiNGTON, June 18.—The World’sfair committee yesterday completed it* bill THE DEATH RECORD­ The snccen of this Great th Cure is making an appropriation to aid the Chi­ Major General Chaklks W.'DUBTAH, at ---- .------- _---------- ,--------------------, J medicine. cago fair. It provides for coining 10,000,­ All druggists are authorized to sell it on a pos­ 000 silver half dollars a* souvenirs of the Lakewood, N. J. Seth P. Warxeh, an old settler of Chi­ itive guarantee, a test that no ocher cure can suc­ fair, which shall pass current as money. cesstally stand. That it may become known, One hundred thousand dollars are appro­ cago. Father Mollingeb, the celebrated heal­ the Proprietors, at an enormous expense, are priated for the expense* or coinage. The placing a Sample Bottle Free into every home ing priest, at Pittsburg. bill also provides fur 30.00» bronze medals in tlie United Stares ami Canada. If yen have Colonel Dudley M. iIayden, of Louisand 50,000 diplomas to ta awarded to vis­ itors at tho fair In accordance with the viile, at Buena V>»t* Springs, Ky. it will rare you. If your child has the Croup, act providing for the fair. Out- hundred Cyiivs S. Haldeman, assistant adju­ or V,*h- -oping Cough, use it promptly, and relief and three thousand dollars was appropri­ tant general during the war, at Boston. ated for this purpose. The government is ( hkmky lkefer, well-known rralHenry 8. S SLEEPER, resi- (Consumption, use it. As] to be reimbursed In tbe same proportion ^ent of Michigan, at Tensing. S ixuaja SHD jOH’S CURE, Price as the stockholder*, out of tbe receipt* of Patrick Casky, an old time railway fit.no. > the fair. contractor, »t Chicago. .u*s Mg Shii Shiloh's Porous �Hastings Banner Cabin company here yesterday was 'very stlmly attended. Thursday, June 23. ifoa- ' u.ttHAU UCOOK.**^" Notice the fireworks that are given away with every purchase at lhe Bankrupt store. ’ i™ Every person afflicted with any rectal Uii new boHtUnu ou ah M trouble should carefully read and comdder Dr. Laklns ad. in this issue. His diw;noais Is free to all. Go aad see him. ^n ”i liiW J"1""1 wlth *"* TS'X The supreme court of the state. by*nnan taous vote, aud w Idle pointing out the In JU, rc&i-'J..—------WNBA "TING*. MK U- rOsTOmCK, quit? and Injustice ami miserable partisan­ _________ U» lb«9-________ship of it, have declared the* M iner electo­ ral law constitutional. We had hoped for a different decision, but bow with respect to the one rendered. Three of the five Justices o< the supreme court of Michigan FOB PKKSIDSSr. are republicans, so that partisanship did BENJAMIN HARRISON, not enter into tbe consideration at all. or IXDUSA. We are glad of that, as all law-abiding citi­ FOB vice 1-BBsrDBxr. zens must be. Thc decision proves-one “S.'.rLr EDITORIAL NOTES. WHITELAW REID. OF SBW i'OBK. Republican County Contention, A republican connty convention ta hereby <alled to meet at the Court room. LttV of ><**• tunes, on SWurday. July hi.’’ 01*****.“tbe object ot the convention ta as follow* -. ;i) The election of elevc*: delegates to the Mate convention exiled to meet »t Saj'.tnaw on ^jurndAy.Julj 'JXli. lefj ta uomitmte state of- To™1]^ M d’eSpei eenatortai convention, to be called hereafter. tar this senatorial district. «*»«**••“*. counties of Ionia. Eaton and Barnone delegate to each voting precloct et the mwhsiv exeeut Castleton wmcti has two. A better way would be to elect tbe rale nt tne town or ward caucus: but If not rtec ed then*, then the delegates at the convention from that precinct can name the •^?Thetransactionsot such other bmdaess aa may property eome before tne •J”"'.'1 The vanou-* township* and wards will be entttfcd to delegates tn tft county c:«»yeut’ou as follows, one for each 55 votes cast at tho pro­ ceeding general election for the rrauUlrao amdidate for lieutenant governor, and one for each fraction of 15 over the 25: Assyria .......................* Hope................................ J At the people's party convention at Lansing last week, there was a bitter op­ position manifested toward fusion with tire democrats. No doubt that Is thesentlment of tbe rauk and file. But corrupt leaders will be in the market to use tbe party as trading stock. Mark our word and see this verified. If the bargain is not carried through and fusion with the democrats made, it will be because the rank and file kick over the traces. ■ raying the TwrltT. Protection to home Industry; employ­ ment of home capital and home labor. American markets, the best In the world, for the American farmer. These and all these will lie maintained by the election of these articles who have been forced into a practical nppllqfion of this theory by the MeKtaley tariff. Just across our northern Itoumlary Hue are hundreds of farmers who have always depended upon a market In “Rte States’’ for what they had to sell. Why .do these men so seriously object to the Increase of duty on wheat, barley, potatoes, etc? A glance at tlie market quotations of the two cities of Toronto and Chicago will tell tk£ tale much more reliably than all the proph­ ecies and platitudes ot politicians, how­ ever pretentious their claims of ability to teach voters. The Canadian farmer can get no more per bushel for bit* wheat and barley this side the Hue than the American fanner gets for similar grains he has to sell. The one pays 25 cents per bushel on wheat and 30 cents on barley, as well as tbe freight, before he ean get into tbe Chi­ cago market, while the other gets there by paying tbe freight alone. The Cauadjan sees ibis, and objects to the tariff because it comes out of his pocket and In no wise “measures the tax paid by^those who pur­ chase” tlie products of his farm. The samb knowledge has been forced home upon tbe hordes of foreign manufac­ turers who see In this country* the best market In the world for their wares. Hence the commotion throughout the en* tire list In every industrial center of Eu­ rope. Nobody believes that the cutlery makers of Sheffield, the cotton weavers of Manchester, the woolen manufacturers of Leeds, would be bolding meetings and passing resolutions denouncing tbe protec live tariff of the United States if their goods eould be eold.for the same price as under free trade. They go to ail such trouble aud expense, besides that of main, talning the Cobden Club propaganda, be­ cause they hope to inaugurate free trade, and thereby make larger profits than are found possible after paying the existing tariff. The man who asks voters to see these facts In any different light places a ow estimate upon their Intelligence, and is the reverse of complimentary toward his free trade confederates on the other side of the Atlantic. There can be no doubt but that James G. Blaine meant what. he said when he • wrote bia letter declining to be considered ■ candidate for the presidency. Nor is there a doubt but that, bad he been named, he would have positively declined to run. There is no doubt but that, bad he not written this historic letter, he would bare been nominated, almost without oppoaillon. Tor tbe fact that he was not nominated, he must take all the responsibility. For the fact that he was made to appear as a candi­ date, misguided friends must bear the blame. Bo that Mr. Blaine has no reason to complain, nor uoes lie, bf thc action of the Minneapolis convention. On the coir trary, he bows with respect to the conclu­ sions of that splendid body of men, and said tills, directly after the nomluatlon was made: . The resolution, energy and perahtence which marked the proceedings of tbe ronvention at Minneapolis win, lr turned against lite common toe, wiu the election in November. All minor differences should be merged hi the duty of every re­ publican to du all In bis power to elect the ticket nominated by the national republi­ can convention. Jamis G. Blalne. Certainly If inch are tbe sentiments of this great leader and America’s greatest urn. thu-norirdoubllw Uw o O.dtr ot Hw church It dwlrcd- The irc IniUdlDB will be ujwl tor church prcTtr and -Uw. tneelluAL *l» Jot "w* SSI or the ration, xxtlellra of the church It ran be us«l tor ineetln* porpoHUlet fb/^t'tator^n'pran^nB the nocUt lite ot the church. More Unit >hl«. Il Charles W. Eiinn was united .In marriage to needed tor the Sunday x^1; Mrs. Sarah Smith. The happy couple left tar outpown the accotnodallon. or the that evening for Petoskey, their future church proper. home. We extend congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Lunn. * preme court. If the friends of Pingree and Rich do not let up ou their warfare, there will be Voters who may be inclined to listen with credence to the oft told tale that the tariff is a tax ’ on consumers—or as the American Cobden puts It, “the amount of the duty measures the tax paid by those who purchase for us Imported articles"—can gain some useful Information by watch­ ing the maneuvers of foreign producers of* Dr. Laklns, who visits ns every Thurs­ day, brings such undlsputable evidence of his ability In bia specialty, that all afflicted should consult him at onee. See his ad. in this issue. A large invoice of white dress goods just received at Russell’s. These good* are. thc latest patterns, and cannot fail to please you. If you are looking for something suita­ ble for summer wear. ^Saturday, by Rev. W. M. Puffer. Mr- thing; that it Is possible for a rotten In­ iquity to become the law of a great state. If all states chose electors by districts no just complaint could be made. To have Michigan choose them that way in order to <K.IIUl.p«l.» demoenlk wlranra,.. while all tlie other states choose by state vote, is a rank; mean, Dave HUI, Tammany hall trick, of the lowest democratic order. The case will be appealed to the U. 3. ’ au- ..4. MapteGrova. ..s’ Onuuawffla... CaiUeiun ... .4 Pralrievtlte... Hastings twp. . jthty. 1st ward............,_2 - llutland-------.................... — •tily. 2nd wan).......... ,,u 2 1Thornaople... aornanple............. . . .10 Wood tan....... 4....... ......< Citv Mward...............3 WoodlanJ. City.’ 4th ward............ 4 Yankee Springs ■ .5 Forward caiK*u< notices at once to the Hajdnics Bansxi: I--t each town be represented. Harry Co. Republican Coinailttre. HAUK KkNYON. Chairmaa. A. K. Kaxaston. Sec y. Dated!lastteR*. June 81. ’OX . North from the titre room. ««• idt-lum side of tbe new building will be a kU. no other course left open before the repub­ lican state convention at Saginaw than to nominate Hon. James O'Donnell, the hust­ ling congressman from the old third. It will be no calamity to Michigan if be shall be named. Harrison. Reciprocity has gained to the American Tanner more markets for his products than free trade would have gained In a century. Reciprocity has been the leading feature of Harrison’s administration. ■ The latest advices from Chicago Indicate tlret <;rover Cleveland has the pole in tit­ rate tor the democratic nomination for the presidency, with the prospect that be will distance the Held. The more people think of the ticket the better it strikes theta. It will commend itself to the sober second thought of the whole country. As we were ready to go to press this morning the news came that Grover Cleve­ land was renominated fdr President, by the democrats at their convention in Chicago on the first ballot, which took place at 3:15 this morning. The old parties will Dow have to tight tbe battle over again with the name leaders. . The home mlwIonMT •J?*?.'.’ Fans. Yes. there are fans, and fans. Russell has fans, endless varieties of fans, .Hire home of Mr* T. all styles-of fane,, tbe very handsomest day the 29th at two octock. Eteryixxty fans, some that are not so handsome, large invited. Mr. Walter Buckhout. of To,eil1o’.5>tM?2 fans, small fams, medium sized fan*. And the prices? They range from two will sing at tbe M. E. church at both the morning and evening services. Mr. buck cents to 82.00. bout Is an excellent base singer andI is a When you want millinery goods go member of the beat quartette in Toledo. where they are. where satisfaction Is guar­ anteed, where prices are right, where Come aud hear him. quality and styles are the latest. That Is Usual services atthe Presbyterian church at Russdl’s. Make nff mistake in the next Sunday. All are invited. place and you will make no mistake in The Y. P. 3. C. E. meets In the Presby­ getting what you want al satisfactory terian church Sunday evening at 0:80, prices. will be led by Mias Hallock. /.There was n quiet wedding in tills city The penny gleaner miwilon band at the Saturday, which united the fortunes-of Mr. J. J. Petkins, supervisor of Prairie­ Presbyterian church next Sunday aftetville, and Mrs. Kate Curtis, of this city. udou at 3 o’clock. The Banmj; joins the many friends ofi the high routraettng parties in wishing them the full measure of joy In their new Tuesday morning a report reached the estate, , , city that George Kern, of Delton, who is Ydsterday morning one of Ans May­ engaged in the saloon business there, had nard's dray teams became frightened at shot and killed n constable, Mr. Tolles, something and ran away. They roliidcil who had attempted to arrest him for keep­ with an electric light pole, near the resi­ ing his saloon open on Sunday. The re­ dence of Mr. Cassidy, throwing the driver, porter took the first train out on the C. K. Ben Matthews violently forward to the & S.. which by the way was a freight train, ground, hurting his artn and bruising him aud hustled to the scene of carnage (?) ex­ up abmewbat. The damages were small. pecting to find Constables Tolles laid out cold in death. Imagine the surpriw of tbe The fourth of July committee this year writer when In stepping off of thc train the departed from the ancient custom of firing village seemed to be unusually quiet and off a few «ky rockets In the evening, ami every one pursuing Ute even tenor of their have secured an attraction that will be way. A little Inquiry revealed the fact more lasting, be more pleasing and at the that the report was maliciously false, nnd same time will not subject anyone to the how Mr. Kern’s name became connected dangers of a premature dlschanre of fire­ with it no one knows. works that causes so many distressing .ac­ There was a shooting scrape, however, cidents every year. X comedy company In Barry township Tuesday morning, in has beerf secured fir the evening at a big which Frank Falk, living near Lacey, re­ expense and an open air show will be ceived a couple of glancing shots on his given on Main street free of charge. A head from a revolver in lhe hands of Hiram big stage will,l»« erected so that all may Card, an old man living south east of see plainly. For this deviation from tbe Cedar Creek. The particulars as reported customary rule tbe committee deserve Ute to us are substantially as follows: It thanks of all. aud we know tliat K'Mrill seems that Falk and another young man please evcrylxMly. ' started out for a fish on a lake near Card’s, taking along a goodly quantity of liquid The C. I* S. (’. closed Ils year on Sat­ l>aiL Quite late in thc evening Falk went urday evening lust and It was ascertained ’o Card’s house where he was admitted. at that time that tlyjrt is an indebtedness It is said that be partook very freely of li­ of 33.22. This sliould be paid at once and quid refreshments and became very flush the members who were at the closing ses­ with the Cards, and seemed king over 3H1 sion thought it advisable to ask all mem­ he surveyed. He was ordered from the bers to al onee to contribute from 10 to 25 house, but Instead of romplying commenced cents each as they thought they could for to play his own hand upon the face card, the payment of this debt. All member* of or rather upon Card’s face, giving him the the .present class are respectfully urged to deuce. Card thought that it was time for at once pay to Miss Rose Goodyear, or my­ him to discard, so he pulled out a little pis­ self whatever they feel able to towards Ulis payment. We do not want any one tol and fired four times at Falk two of tbe shots striking him ml top of the head, mak­ to pay more than twenty-five cents and ing slight scalp wounds. Falk swore out trust they will not pay less than 10 cents. Be kind enough to attend to this mattef at a warrant and the case was being tried be­ fore Squire Barrett In Delton when we once that tbe debt may be paid. left Dated, Jtfne 22 1892 [ Clement Smith. Pres. j There Is an old *aying The Promotion exercises held In Union that there Is “nothing new hall last evening by the scholars of Mbs under the sun.’’ We want Edna Brown, of the eighth grade, were Ito tell you that there is very interesting and entertaining and re­ [something new, and It's very flected much credit upon both teacher and new, toe. It is the new scholars. The motto of the claw Is ••On­ - way to the Summer Resorts, Don’t forget the Firemen's dance July ward Bound.” The following are mem­ Petoskey. Bay View, aud 4 th. bers of the cMm, there t«elng 43 in all. Charlevoix, and one that Uillaa M. Beamer ' Marguret-------Watrrs All tlie sports will take place on Main Ethel M. Krcns Mae Dickinson will prove to be ns popular Minnie M. Keech Minnie Dickinson street • a means of reaching them Willie M. Stebblas Katie E. Doelker as the places are popular In May Llchty A good dishwasher wanted at tbe Amer­ Bonn W. NoWes George John Grvuwl Ru*1e Smith themselves. From all paru ican bouse. Cw.nn. H fr.ra'h Willie S. Skinner of tbe country come every Ernestine M. Barker Read tbe call for tbe county convention Frank J. Pftug year—the number increas­ Grace M. Barker In this issue. Charlie W. Stebbins Archie Mead ’ ing as the resorts become Clan-nrr Df.pianta ErnestC. Wurvt better known—a throng of Liberal purses and prizes for all In the Maud S. Bentley Louie O. Michael tourists, some bent on pleasure only, and Edith M. Kills Frank Qulni 4th of July sports this year. Nina A. Walld<irff Louie Beadle going from one resort to another, enjoying Hurrah for the 4th of July. G^l some Pfearte Gillespie Albert H. Carreth to the utmost the pleasures afforded by Ada Bauer Leba E. Fuller | of those fireworks at the Bankrupt store. Elsie F. Wetzel each. Others go to some favored place, Lizzie Lovelan>! Junin E WMdden Lovina.Bmn.son spending the hot montlis In- quiet rest ana Walking canes at John Beumer's jew- Edith M. Prvor El fa Blair regaining the health and strength impaired Maud Htmlln elery store. Prices from 25 cents to 31.50. Cora B. G'dl»<pte Ruth . by too close attention to business and the -------McCormick ----------Minnie M. Mead ( Etta A.'Trumper Work ou tbe foundation for Dr. Andrus cares of every day life. But everyone knows of the advantages new iHiuie is progressing, it will be a fine We doubt very much If any race* ever residence. Went off in better order or with less friction to be derived from a vacation spent among Mrs. Mary T. Goodyear will give a re­ than tbe ones here last week. Everything the woods nnd lakes of Northern Michigan ception to Invited friends at her old home passed off quietly, there being no distur­ and our object now Is to tell you of the bances, no drunkenness and no skin games “New Wa>” to reach them. Saturday afternoon. Tbe extension of the popular Chicago people- Better order could nol\ Mrs. W. J. Bowne gave a tea in honor tave Iwn preserved. The horsemen, tn ai * S«l M J£ichigan ,r Railway Is now of Mrs. L. C. Welton Monday evening, man were pleased with their treatment.‘ *”nP,et«J. tha the new line running from man were'pleased with their treatment, and Mr. and Mrs. John Denuit gave a re­ and left feeling first-class. They say that Traverse City, through Charlevoix, to ception Wednesday evening. they were never useil lie!ter In the world, Petoakry and Bay View, a distance of Fred Heath last week sold bls home on and received better treatment and better seventy-five miles through the magnificent Jefferson street to Mr. Asa Pennock, ot accomodations than they Aonld expect iti a forests and along the shores of beautiful Passing directly In Barry. Fred will proceed at.once tq build Place of tide alzc. Mr. Cole was bound lakes and rivers. on the corner opposite Dr. Drake's. that everything should pass off smoothly front of thc two resorts of Charlevoix (one and It did so, but it cost money to have it of the man delightful places for a summer After readlug the rnmty strong. testimo­ borne of the many in that region), the nials Dr. Lakin-has. (a few are in this ad. do so. He has demonstrated that he can road, a few miles further on. strikes the In thl» issue), no one can reasonably doubt get up some good races and Informs us that shore of Little Traverse Bay. which, al­ hit ability in cure piles aud other rectal he will get up another meeting In August most at tbe waters edge. It follows Into if given proper encouragement. As he has trouble*. ' made a success Of it and given rati8faction, Petoskey and Bay View. Through train service will be commenced Dr. J. C. Latnpman has purchased the be certainly ought to receive the support residence property ot Mrs. Mary T. Good­ of all. and we trust that tlie citizens here via the new route on June 25. and with year, and will unite here July 1st Tbe win get up a rOod purse that will Induce the excellent service and fast time, which Dr.’s friends will be pleased to welcome some big trotters and pacers here. It will be a special feature, “The New Way” him home again. would cost much and would certainly nay. cannot fall to proves popular one with Has­ travelers. Ladles, when you Want something nice by attracting big crowds each day. Ttiropith parlor u»l -Irapin, tings Is incMt fortunately situateil to iret un for a party and don’t know what to get. ran from Clilnwo yl« (be Wur Mremoor. Just g«> to the South side bakery ami get some good racra. being surrounded on nil and from IMrall vi, ltw oUwr sides by cities hav.ing mile tracks, where some of those maccaroons. Something there are always fast hon«s ready to co rV??- v 11>,:r”"rr- l-ASMM * SoKTirnew for Hasting* but very nice. ? VI* lire out and enter races. The south side bakery is prepared to J W-,.,U- Kr » I'ebokty, tbnm<b n,.!'.,'. ’ nnw that an addition. Trarerw city Utd C'harlmlx. serve lunches at all bouts. This should be borne hi mind at all times. Call un us .14x50 feet..will !>e built rm the west sjde Try tbe “New Way” this year nnd iw. when you are In the city the 4th. C1Urch’ ,tet- W M buffer «mvlnctd that it Is a good one who Imdnno ttm Wnrk of canvamtag. has W. E. Al.LGKO. . Gmo. DkHaven. met with very good ,n(| lia, ” Gen’l Passenger Agent. MIm Adda Jordan will conduct n sum­ mer kiink-rgarten school brtfbiiihii; July wail, at ll.« work. In JT -5th. and emitiniiing five wivk. Tntitiin* ami Ilbr-ra.itj-, The tiiilMinn with fnm^ I v n , K#*‘ Transfer,. for the term 32.50. Parents wlshliig to ■i>‘* tunit.nre will (.|,wnr.h <.f r.. owing are tho real qatate transfers rend chll.lryti will do w,-l! tl, twMy A|Us over in <"O«1 June so. isi»a.as Jordan a» early as pusilide. hte wiu’i2ftr»bw‘ The build- i “J?0 rrora ,he book<i!l n-eister’tofflee: Two bakers are now reqa’red to <jr» the baking at the South side bakery. \nM.n K '' “ " “ ’ otth. ram. ------- - -- ---------Mr. AHgeo Started tn a Irag of fi wr last him nearly a week. rfHIte now he u«fl over 1,000 prjund.« wwliy tn supply his' Additional Local News. fruits, caudles and Ice cream. THE I | PR. An ■he wuu> ,u, 25 YEARS SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that SPOONS AND « warranted to last. Alan remember you eet a Present—’‘Good Form,” of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jew­ elry store. . Quality and pnee al­ ways right. Ara F. R. Pancoast It i« during the month .jf June when everything is iH bloom, that you should twe Paris Green, London Purple, White Holla bore, Insect powder and Cat­ holic acid, and save your fruit. The use of tin- aljovft articles is infereaeing every year, and there is no <|ni4 tion as to their power to kill all kinds of insects, also as to the benefits derived froni . their use. To obtain tin- best results pure articles must be used. You can find thesaiue at Fred L. Heath, THE DRUGGIST, alm a first claas drug stock, .sold at prices that has givert him tin* ri putation of “The low prj(V druggist.” Call on him. The Reliable Jeweler. SPAULDING’S Popular Dry Goods House. CLOSING SALE SUMMER GOODS Every day witneRnes a most gratifying in­ crease in our business. Every month is bettef than the one before. With the inspiration that conies from success we are determined tn . give this month a royal finish. To-day we start another sale on wash fabrics for hot weather. Our selections are entirely new and embrace some very desirable things found nowhere else in the city. We have by our efforts during the past few weeks placed our store in the lead of all competition. DON’T MISS IT1 BIG CUt IN PRICES NEW SPAULDING'S WAY. ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. a.’SH’.ImS, Dress Goods Silks, Velvets, Linings." Trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves, Linens, . . . Shoes. Corsets Fans Umbrellas. Underwear, Curtain^, Draperies Shawl? Jacket*. Good Form and IfcMission Good Form was • Started last November as a 32-page magazine. It was issued from small quarters, its editor acting as business manager, proof-read­ er, mailing derk, and, in fact, doing all the work of: producing it except the printing, which was farmed out to a small job cflice. Its. subscription list was small—everything was small, but the faith of its originators. Good Form is now seven months old—contains 80 pages and cover, has a new editon and a corps of department editors who are experts in their hu- > «!aS its own special artists, is printed from its own type, and is mailed from printed lists. Its advertising and publishing dep arum special managements,’ it has a business and editoria force nunuKUing twenty-six, and its offices occupy a floor in the bustni ' 0 Chicago, 175 feet deep by 40 feet wide. It has mo • sul - ’ ! 1:1 standard magazines of twenty-five years standing. Although but infant, it has a career that is phenomenal and a success i'1^ igious—it is an enterprise that is typical of Chicago push. ; r , come a power in American homes. Its achievement st?nc: Secure a paid subscription to this magazine for a •■ • Sro.oo cash trade to the store of WOOLLET: : BK0N5N �Hastings Banner. Thnrsd.iv. June 23- *t>a- T-i.w LMlrenj went U, Dvn.St Mun.:,,. §50 worth of fireworks given .away to customers at the bankrupt store. f® The alumni banquet will commoner promptly at S o'clock Friday ufhruooo. Fireworks given away with every purchise of 20 cents or mare, at the Bankrtri: buSm“r,a store. ' •^Mrs. Mary T. Goodyear will build n'Vjhe i new home between her pressnt residence Sa^ora^1 anj tbatjof Mr. Denslow. ’• V The contract fur building the mlditloo to the .M. E. church has been let to Bentley * Young, the contract price being SJ.iOO. Elsewber&Rrthls Issue will be found the call for tbe Republican County eonrenibm Forward your caucus calls to tlie Ba'xxeil POWDER Absolutely Pure. . li’oltf .[rata Jahan Tea / LAIN FACTS A. Kullra wvn, uUraixl K ipM, Muu- KrX’-01"'"1* b:n"1' 1:1 When people step into our store and look our stock over and get prices, they.say at once: “It’s a fact that I liave found the right . place,” and they have a right to. for it is a fact that our stock of w™' W Kalamazoo Totadar uu rernr»ri <*>“ ‘ho rai •to SMwS?* CLOTHING ni GENTS’ FURNISHING COQDS 10 tei‘ '* Our stock Is alwayu ready for inspection and you will always find us willing to show goods. We are in the mar­ ket and expect to remain in. We buy our goods for spot cash, and don’t do any long time credit business, therefore we can sell you goods as cheap as any house in Michigan. . We don’t spend much time writing adv’s for the papers. All we ask yon Is t- give us a call aud we will show you tliat we are as near the front ranks as it’s possible to get and remain in line. ' , Call on us aud we will leave it to,you if we know what we are talking about or not Hemember that erery man woman and child gets the Ih beyond reproach. You can buy an angel’s food cake at tho A slater of Frank Ackerson, uf Bath. N; South side baker}’ for nearly what the t»h- Y., is visiting film. . t’ria! would cost you, the price Iwlng only 35 cents. And they are made by an ex­ • Mrs. Fred Busby, of Fenton, is visiting relatives m Hie city. pert baker too. • wJJf’ living near -Vended Wilbur Wdlt’s, In the 3d wan!, found their the races lliursdny. infant child dead la lb bed Sunday murnHoi Rankin, of Kalamazoo, took in the The little one bad been smothered In races bcm Thursday some manner pulling the bed cloths over Uo" Ja* A. Sweeiy weal to Chicago its face.toe first of the week, y See the great lio.se race here tor a nurae W. IL Wliippk- went to Kalamazoo of $200 and the three mile bicycle race. There will be endleas sport, nnd splendid 1 ue&day on business. entertainment Instead of the usual and Mrs. M. W. Hicks and son Ford are dangerous as well as exct-edingly cheat- Tinting in Dowagiac. nutty fireworks, there will be an open nir Guy and Doane Bauer returned from . entertainment tn the evening, free for "all. Ann Arbor Saturday. ‘ Charles Doyle, of Middleville, was tried Manager Pendergnst nituriivd from his before a jury in Esq. Kenustun's court Tuesday tor keeping his barber shop open eastern trip yesterday. on Sunday. A large petition from Mid­ Cron;, t-vz, It, ot IMIo’in.-. nalnd dleville people favoring the opening of friends herg last week. barber shopsfor a' reasonable Him- Sun­ days was p^sented. The jury disagreed. John andiwill Duunlu|;, uf Grand Rap­ lie hare but one price and that's the. price you will find marked on the goods. • Yours respectfully, The Fourth of July celebration In this id*, were in, the city Friday. city h receiving much attention now. a Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Nevins left for St wagon with big placards announcing the Louis, Mo. Monday evening. < | fact that Haslings-wlil be -lu U’’ July 4th, j is being sent all over, the codntv. The Fred and:Al Ackley, of: Bellevue, vldtefi i hose race wilhbe one of the best features friends in the city Thurrday. ; ।-f the celebration, while tbe S-mlle bleyMbs Lotiie Kronewititir went to ’Mid­ cie will also be very exciting. There will ! be a good number of entries for this as the dleville the fore partof Hie wvek. X. / MIm Aimee Coulter, of Chicago, Is the j prizes aggr>.*gate $150. ' guest of Miis Gcrtrmie Smith this week. . 17C Many ot our rcadera will remfmber Mr, I ami Mrs. Sil Wilcox, who formerly work­ Julhis Rus<eU and W. A. Hams went to ing in tbe furnittiat lhetory here, but he .Guu lake Monday on a fishing excursion. nn now nt Rock Fiffis. 111. Lu.-t week, so fur Hastings. ' Chester Messer and Dan Reynolds went, we are Informed. Mrs. Wilcox was thrlcs* struck by lightning, tlie first two shocks to Dowugiau yesterday to take in thc racesJ mild, the third occurred while site was eat­ Mr. am! Mrs. George Rkder. of Grand ing dinner, and was so severe that her re-; Rapids, visited relatives in the city Fri­ covery was despaired of. At the last re- day. |>ort she was Improving. John Evans and plater Miss Minnie, of The welcome sound of the turpHure far- Ijcllfvue, attended the races here last tory whistle was heard Monday morning. ' week. Jaqulth will this week ent .. \v u Kcsiilvnct prop­ Superintendent dp tbe necessary lumber-fur a gvo.1 ifited । “.T. il£.. 9“*'n: W<1“ ’? Gran‘‘ at a bargain. EnRapids Monday to gel pla’iis for her new output of the six new suits the imw Co. home. I .will make, and next week will-l>egin to add to tlie working force. Tlie new line llnr I’lillo Shall, of Bedton!, attended the ....... ............... 4» sister,Mrs. Olive Swln. SatIs a tine one, and traveling men who have I.... fumral of hu seen the sketches uf the new goods arej! urday. ; • !; cne about Aug. ist. loud in praise of them, ainl a-sert th.it they j Frank Reid is visiting Ids parents here will be hot sellent. after an extended trip through the western Andrew Caniplndl. who was committed jc’-ites. to Kalamazoo asylum iu UW7 as un Insane Mr. Chas. Waring, from tbe State Nor­ person by Judge Cole, nwaped from |bnt institution a couple of years since, and mal school. Is the guest of Rev. Grigsby succeeded In keeping out of the officers and wife. ■. do your artificial teeth a if •>» «?:>•! me dollar for way. Ijist week he appeared at Scott MeMr. Polhemus. of Marshall, visited nt <ty bolder. You can apply It Zlntosh’s. At first he did not show any his sister’s, Mrs. Dr. Lathrop’s, the first of minute, and no matter It, symptoms of mania, laiteron he became the week. . t it will hold firmly In the quite insane, dangerously so. threatening ’ryti.i'cfrenmwtances. Al Keith; Fred Parker And M. O. Ab­ : fit’SBA Nil. D. I). S. io burn McIntosh's buildings. He was W hire (.loud. bott are witnessing the races In Dowagiac brought before Judge Armstrong Monday, Michiganand arrangements made for his return to this- week. the asylum. Mrs. L. C. Welton, of Chicago, was the X Mbs Grace Ptiug. who has been attend­ guest of Mrp. W. J. Bowne A part of tbe past week., ing St. Phillips (Roman Catholic) pin»chial school In Battle Creek for the past Mason Nevins started tor Kansas Mon­ year, took part in lhe musical exercises nt day evening where he will travel for an • CIRCULATION * the close of tbe year.’ That she is possess­ Eastern firuiA ed of a very sweet voice is attested by the Mr. and Mrs- Joseph Wood, of Lansing, a fact that she took part in five out of the were guests of T. Phillips a'tid wife the ten numbers on the program. A Bz<t!e changes tor advertisements' Creek paper in speaking of one of her se­ first ot the week.•.?!i ti.B office Tuesdays at latest to lections has the fq/lowlng to say “Roses Erv. Crejsy went to Chicago Munday^ < n in t|n-issue of the week and Violeta." a ratal solo by MBs Grace not to vote tor Grover. Imt to get a peep at Ptiug. disclosed a very promising voice. lhe Tammany tiger. Tlie little lady was heartily encored by an 1• n • Hartings Joly 4th. MBs Radford, of Marshall, was the appreciative audience. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Mtbrop a por­ A i i'i.w tor the glorious 4 th. Mrs. Olive Swln died nt her home in tho tion of the past week. '■*’ H r-: jic'ilo herself proud on July second ward Friday night of gangrene, to Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Cook nnd Mr. am! gether with a slight stroke of paralysis, at Mrs. M. L. Cook are in Martin visiting Mr. the advanced age of 82 years. The if eceas­ r the Firemen’s dunce in Un- ed came to Johnstown from Ohio, In 1847.! and Mrs. B. A. Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buckhout, of Tbe following year she married Wm. L. mnd«- a big ent on flowers now;, Morford, who died about 20 years ago. A Toledo. Ohio, are expected here Saturday couple bf j ears later she married Ja*. to remain over Sunday. Swlnk who liVed but a few years afterdheir Orlle VanHorn and Ix-wls Goodyear ' "i'rih<‘4tli preparvtl.tp May to tbe marriage. She moved to Chis city from have returned from the State University A sf- ‘‘mw iii the evening. Johnstown about IS years ago. Deceased for thc summer vacation. V tlie loike House, Thonmpple has been an active member of the M. E. P. T. D’Arcy and J. E. Thoma, leading church for upwards of th) year* and has y ult. I- 1’. Cvt.FL : lived a consistent Christian life. During Jewelers of Kalamazoo, saw their speeders I: .mj lirey was at Ford's hotelTues- her illness of several months she bore her travel nt the races last week. ; • !:■ . I. - adv. elsewhere iu tills issue suffering with Christian fortitude. Tim Mrs. Bella Emery, of Grand Rapids, funeral occurred Saturday evening. R<»v. A. -’b r program of sports has never came to this city Monday io visit her i'.''pa,’e<). than the one here this Ftitfer officiating. parents, Mr. ami Mrs. O. D. Spaulding. Miss Kittle Holbrook hni been elected A horse belonging to Corwin Williams, X io the evening ot July 4 th, of Rutland, was hitched to a rattler and principal of one of the kindergarten schools al the corner of Main and stood in front of Huffman Bros, store of St. Paul, Minn. This Is a recognition Tuesday morning. He suddenly AoncelvN tliat Is veryghtlfylug io her many friends. the notion of organizing himself into a Mr. J. A. Gaylard. of Stockbridge, owner m<mey. we put on more trlm- picnic, and proceeded to have' one. He ' ’"ir hats than any house in the ran violently upstate street to the corner of the horses Itosewoud anil Dally News • ’he lUekeL of Jefferson, turned up that street^ and entered at tbe races here la*t week, was while here, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. (>. : •;> n-u bn hand. If you want dashed onto the sidewalk east of E. \. A. WliilrighL Stockbridge was Mrs. W’s Bogle's store, and just in front of Robert E. W. Morrill & Co One-Price Clothiers. Hastings, Michigan. t.E. • STAUFFER * I Great Special Sale of NKNITUKt at flRQIIE fk<0Y5‘ W. H. Schantz. WHEN YOU ■ UNRIVALLED BARGAINS GRANT’S LOCAL NEWS. ••ek, SO quires. X Billingsley’s team. Here horse and rattler parted company, the latter having cume l ;• L-iioiiiiUlru: pxen-ises will take place Into violent contact with a hltelfing port. -tJ '‘fl yawl Friday afternoon, begin- About this time Bllllngalej's trainc«nclu<tPi-mptly al 1:30 o'clock. ed it was their golden opportunity? They dashed up Jefferson to Court street, and ""'i' 'Hi dare buy millinery unless then into Rorabeck's sheds. Blillngsfey s our prices flr.*L . buggy was badly wrecked. Phin Smith. il’-n ”u:!it we put more and better trtinuf . ;, hark (ur t|lr nj„ney, m,,, aUy in 1!:'- *'ity, at tin; Racket. ’ ’ " i-tl.i Simpson desires us to say to all 1- ':• •h-'ui-,I..urmil subscribers, that all ' • mH Im: made by her it desired. • ' . - market has opened up fairly - l< jirlre* ranging from 18 to 25 . !jp«ards according to quality ■ - dale that xe have a font lot '* ''dy imoda., You can get a nice « works ter ,« «mall amount. Hams V A.k Aim AX. ■ An-itlier racket on all itiilliuery * !•> -:n «t <Xj uajs. Get our pric ■» Fins Sutrii. ' h.:?t or the bicycle race can have :rr«».*r charge for one yrnr. ■ lu.-rdiaut tuu contributed MJ'ir' Xr,?[‘“ r°a ami cheapest buy cb«P« lhjR Ham’ <S VanAkmax. ■ie‘1 It Is a matter of great pleasure and sat­ isfaction to refer ta the orderly manner ID which the June races were conducted by Mr. J. C. Cole, who had charge of them. During the races not a single nrtert wa* made, and it was Ute universal comment that everything connecttsl with the races had been conducted in a most orderly ami agreeable manner. No fakirs nur skin games were allowed ou the grounds to in­ sult tbe morality and decency of those who came to see honest sport, and the unwary bad IM Chance to lose money <>’> another jnan'a same. Moreover, the ju.lgws sreuretl by Mr- Cole, were men wlrn Insl-.ed on having all race? conducted W the squareThey sat down on Jockeying hard, and «>'• •l»M «• «,«»• IXWlWM- 1»«M> »>■.»• whole, w. ranii” pl«™ coul-l be biunJ .UH »”■ I’1 »tt.-n.l>d w.-re :-lran<l ?? OiMUm: ”” luoui-x- blit mule. IHUe-■ hopeaar dbzen, will enwjrwz III™ Iprovide «a Aorinl meetl'h,’- Tlirte r. ci. help Hie town, end lend lu «<ve II; O4M'.!• reputailuu tor i-nlerprlw. « e tri « zrr.n<ewenl» may win wl1 *r' Cole tor race. Io the ne»r Iizjare- former home. Kw. H. Miller. City Marshal of Hastings, nnd four daughters spent Sunday with the tormer’s brother and nephew. James and W. K. Miller, of Penfield. Tbegirls being excellent singers tuaialed the choir on Children's day at the Bedford schoolhouse. No. 7 —Battle Creek Journal. Tbe many friends of Mrs., J. I. Prentiss, of Buffalo. N- Y., will be pleased to know that she will leave In September for a year’s trip in Germany. Her two danghtetr. the Ml»»m Majyanrf Ada will accompany her. the former to continue her studies hi InstrumeiiUl music, the latter 10 take lesson® in yijcal cztllnre. Mrs. I’n-mlra WM roruierbj 1 rraM.nl «< IM*, city, her maiden natnd being MB* Lil* u ( 11 a why. Mias Ella Hallock Inis been 4ec»d prin­ cipal of onn of the schools In the city of Jackson. Mich.; at a salary,-of W50. It Is u.ry plcs-lng to her many friends In th.? etty that h-r ability and work Xs « teacher turn txrn’-t th»» rwogDixed. The BaxSZi: B pleased to «"’* the faet and c-mgri.rolates MBs Uallock, as well m the «cb’»i aiilhnrllics «»t Jack .son in securing one so well qualified to serve them. LKONAun-l’ALMBU-l" thia ettv Juno 0*b. bv Rev. WmoCampbeH. Mr. v. m. tyo’mrd of this city, and Uesstc Palmer; of Horgan. Mich. W- Two stores this iveek. THE INCREflJ’lNQ OF OUR • DONESS No seed, no harvest; no thinking, no doing; no labor, no reward. We are not ex­ empt from the universal, invari­ able law of progress. Pedi­ grees don't count in business. It's only because we do our best every day and season that we mark a deeper, longer, broader notch every year in our progress stick, and right here we want to call your at­ tention to the fact that we have the largest and finest salesroom for clothing in this county. Let us turn- to one side of it—the manufacturing. The Stein Bloch Co., Wholesale Tailors, have a reputation sec­ ond to none. Their garments are the finest made. ••THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST” NEQL1QEE JHIRTJ * Thc greatly increasing demand for Negligee Shirts has this season caused a production of an unusual variety of desirable shirting fab­ rics, and this summer no doubt the Negligee Shirt will be more pop­ ular than ever. We show a hand­ some line of these goods in the various fabrics and styles, suited for various occasions, and the pri­ ces suited to your pocket book. DRESS SHIRTS. In Dress Shirts we certainly of­ fer the best and largest selection in the city. There are the plain lin­ en bosoms, linen with neat all over embroidery, plain and fancy Pique, plain and embroidered Satine Stripe, etc. STRAW HAT/. Yes, this is fine Straw Hat weather, and the Straw Hat season is here. We are prepared for it with an enormous stock, both in medium and fine goods. The manufacturers have done them­ selves proud this season. The styles qre new and original. There are many pretty and popu­ lar novelties. >> UNDERWEAR., We sell only Underwear of es­ tablished excellence, and bearing the name of makers whose name is an assurance of quality. We have a complete assortment of medium and light weights in Balbriggan and Merino. Remember that in no other department is the buyer so little able to judge of values, and so dependent upon thc good faith of the seller. n GS ciPTHm. arrHiH? �IN ANiMAUk Hastings Banker Thursday, June ’3. 18i)-' tbe best known editors l« life «"lp an<1 af newspapei office*. rqidpraente. etc. Tbe wluc*tlon«l exhibit from Colorado to the World’s Fair H expected to &<• exevp­ ' tionally good. That itmaybrlutrlligently I i.rmretl. Dr. Snyder. President of the State Normal School, who is an etithwdw OUR COUNTY tic esiwri in expedition affair*.' baa been engaged^ *•?tbe state Board. to *Wt Defeat I. italMif-- 014 teachers’ Institutes an>l the schools uf the July state, Inna klndencarten to eollegr. «ud E. J. ll.rtnwn b bolldfag ■ ncW explain whaj is wanted and how it can be best prepared; ’* He carries with him a home at Dolton. M1, Henry Kerb.*. Hrl»» r>™e Dellon. mass of specimen work with which tn illus­ —»n. that the rmm isillt fnxa two eow. trate his addresses. The result Is that he leaves both teachers and scholars changed tatw,, weel". •!» «" •W'm ■ 1°, ot leu with *11 the n.Uk .ml ere.to they from a state of bewilderment into oec ot 2h,,I. .nJ then MJ “ understanding and enthusiasm, and pre-' butler. The breed ol pared to work effectively In gathering the exhibit desired. □cows is not stated. Tbe Herald agitates for a race iraek at Colorado women will probably’ be repre­ sented numerously at the World’s Fair. Freeport. John Yargcr. of Freeport, is preparing At least, many of them are making appll‘"'is for space, and are preparing ex­ the way to spend some money next Novell- — canons In lhe Fine Arts department ber. He tells the tWI that they can fflblts. .............................. ___aIKweek HarrIf I. Harri Itl'blitV smoke at his expense .. for ­ twenty-three women—twenty artists and three sculptors—have applied tor space. son shah be elected. . The work of some of them ha« attracted The Narfhvllie News pronounces tlie favorable attention In art exhibitions both races there as by far surpassing those of abroad nnd In this country. Wallpaper, carpet and portiere designing, decorated last year. Some Nashville party must have it in chiua. woodcarving, embroidery, literature for Chas. Scheldt’s saloon, as a fire of un­ cte., are among the Hues in which women doubted Incendiary origin was started In are intending exhibitors. Copies of the tbe building in which, the saloon h locate.! works ot every Colorado author are to be on the evening of the 9th. But for ber exhibited in the state building. water works system, Nashville would have suffered a severe loss from the work of the firebug. A large bonfire was built on the fiats south of the depot, Wednesday evening, which was regular practice night for the fire department. The fire was lighted and a messenger sent to ring the bell. None of tlie boys were at thc engine house, but they got there In lively sh’ape and from the time the bell tapped until they bad a stream of water on tbe fire was exactly three minutes, which U pretty good time edfhdderluij that the run is about one-third of a mile-—Nashville News. A night-blooming cercus belonging to Mrs. W. H. Young blossomed Tuesday evening, a number of friends nnd neigh­ bors dropping In to witness the ev^t. The blossom was a wonderfully large and perfect one. and of the most exquisite "beauty, and the aroma filled the entire house.—Nashville News. NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. The storm which was nbtlced ns pass­ ing to tbe north of this city on Monday afternoon, partook of the nature.of a hailatorm at Bedford center, and ninny . win­ dow lights In dwellings in that vicinity were broken. We are taformed that some twenty-five lights were broken in the Bedfowl church. Patrick Burns was among those who lost several window lights and George Nye’s wheat was badly cut by tlie pearly hail. Wheat and fruit are thought to have suffered to a considerable Extent throughout the neighborhood. •'Officer Marcellus who was at Bedford at lhe time of the storm brought some samples of the stones home with him wrappeii up In a paper, and after driving that distance the atones were the sire ot a large marble.— Battle Creek Journal. John Hoekstra, of Battle Creek, aged 74 years, ha* wandered away from home, nnd anxious relatives are searching for him. .The notice is going the rounds of the press again this year advising fnrtner.s to plant a bean or two in a potato hill and the potato bug will not appear on the vines. Of course It will not cost very much to try the experiment, but we have wn it tried and we have also seen it fall to be of any benefit. Praia green or Lon­ don purple will kill the bugs, but we dou't believe that anything has been •‘patented’’ yet that will keep them off the vines us long as they (the bugs) continue t-j be in existence.—Sunfield News. The survivors of the Sevenfh Michigan Infantry to the number of seventy-five Were In Fenton-Tuesday, ami took action upon the claim of Robert Hcudershott that he was the original' “drummer Buy of the Kappabannock.” resolving that he was a fraud, and challenging him to produce one witness hi support of his claim of having crossed the 'Rappahannock -with the Seventh Dec 11, 1802. A railroad locomotive exploded about 11 miles from Climax Wednesday. There -were 30 cars In tlie train, 15 of which were partially wrecked aud eight ot them piled up in lhe space of two car lengths. Cause of the explosion is a mystery. William Woods the engineer was injured; William Smith, fireman, badly scalding him. Sev­ eral others were more or less injured, but It is not thought that any ot them will die. World'! Fair Notes. Roundsvllle Wildman, United States consul at Singapore. Straits Settlements, has written to Walker Fearn, chief uf the Foreign affairs department, that he hopes to have one of the best colonial exhibi­ tions ever sent out by that colony. His highness, the Sultan of Jahore, has signi­ fied his Intention to take active Interest in the representation to be made at the fair. Among tbe numerous congresses which will be held at Chicago during the World’s Fair Is one on water commerce. It Is be­ lieved that no difficulty will be experienc­ ed iu making the congress International in ■^Rracter. as water transportation is a sub­ ject of supreme interest to nearly every nation. John C. Dore of Chicago Is chair­ man of the committee which Is promoting the pro;»osed congress. A miniature model of a typical wnwrn farm complete in every detail, will l* ex­ hibited-i:i the Washington state building at the WorldVFuir." Among other 'vihlte Its will t»e a cpllectlon of specimens of all thc Species of birds, fish and animals Io be found in tho state. The interior of the building will le- decorated in large part by lhe women of tlig state. . The Texas World’s Fair Auxiliary will ojien al Galveston Nov. 5, and close Jon. 9 1808. The auxiillary,- as planned, will be an extensive nnd very complete exhibition of Texas products, industries, mnnufatturi<!s. etc. It will be preparatory to the Worlds' Fair at Chicago, for TrWn ■ the col­ lection there shown the state will take il,e most of the exhibits which will constitute the Texas display al Chicago. It Is Siev­ ed that the Auxiliary will be the means also of supplying a large share of tbe money to be expended on tbe state’s rep­ resentation at the Exposition. According to its prospectus, recently published. the Auxiliary Is to lie quite a pretentious af­ fair and greatly promotive of th^s trade in­ terests of the state. Mexico and the Cen­ tral and South American countries areinvited to participate in it. A &Q.09D building Is being erected at Galveston Mr Its aceumodatlou. Hcruliu in a Big City. Teamsters and teams. ■ men, boya and shopgirl* were rushing horaqward, and the conf-sion w-rnt enough to paralyze such as me. for I had just returned from' six months of quivt mid peace in thc primitive woods. Suihletily I was forced against a wall by a lot. of people swerving out of the way ot ^runaway cab borae. For n passing inf4tmit the noise was ite-nsifled and perhaps a score of the hurrying boy* broke into a ru n to see what damage' t he horse would do further up town. Then die normal movement of the human stream was resunusl nnd I. stemming the tide, made my my .way on down street. At lhe next cor­ ner I saw a stalwart German leaning for support against a jeweler's window. The horse had run against him and one side of his fnce was lacerated and covered with blwxi. He was moaning with pain, but the pawns by vouchsafed only to stare nt him so lung as they could see without stop­ ping. He was too much hurt to notice my offer to conduct him to the New York Hos­ pital, which was not far away. So I hnstened to the next etamer for a policeman and was lucky enopgh tn find one. By tbe time th/policeman came up half a dozen men nnd women had gathered around the sufferer. • What’s the matter here?” asked the binecoat, although I had of course told him he facts. "This nitui’s had a fight,” said one of.the bystanders. ’ “Ob, be has. has be!” muttered the policeman scornfully. “Well, where’ethe other fellow?" “Gone on up the street.’’ With a grin the policeman took.jhe wounded man by the arm and led him off toward thc hospital. I followed across the street an<l. merely for curiosity, asked one of the lookers on what hud happened. “Oh. nothing, except the fellow resisted nnd got a taste ot the club, that’s all." Then I wem on to the hospital and heard the sufferer’s explanation. He had tried to slop the : -nnway horse ami had been struck by the footboard of the cab. If a man wants to do anything heroic in New York be should have his own witness­ es with him. Tho chance spectator never has any time to stop nnd explain to Inquirern.—New York Herald. Tlie Spirit of DestructlveniMuk FORTIriED WITH DOCUMENTS. • tuo --- ------- Judging u llorM- by JIi« Look*. “I never art about a horse’s traits,” said a horse .buyer the other day. “All I want is a gcxxi square look In the face. Once in a hundred times I may mistake the head, but not ofteL-r than that, I believe.”. It doesn't require an expert to rend horses’ faces either. A person who has never bandied a horse can saunter down Broad­ way any afternoon and’point out the good, docile family* carriage horse, the biting horse, the treacherous animal, the one likely to kick or run at any moment, or the proud, high spirited horse that may be dangerous and yet not vicious in the least. The kicking horse can nearly always be singled out by the vicious gleam in his eye, which stamps him a born kicker. There are horses broken down by long and eontinuttj strvtce for man, which show #ad facial expreadon. These may be found hitched to drays around .town, to rickety wagons of ped­ dlers an<l ragpickers, and occasionally to wagons of contractors and teamsters. Once perhaps they were full of tbe buoy­ ancy uf youth, but constant drudgery bar made t hem mere tools, barely animals. — New York Sporting World. 1,200 MEN . We were waiting at the depot In Ja=kWhere lichen covered tree stems are com- , looking m mon. we find lichen colored caterpillars, < Jdna mothsand other inrecta. A pretty moth 1 one shoe cut open on tap and (Cleora ginbraria), not uncommon in the fully on that foot came into -h« New Forest, is white, dusted with black, I room and solicited fnendly aid- n*>« made was as faol,‘?'r8ra. and its larva, which feeds upon lichens, is pkinatio: “Gentlemen, I have received a telegram of the same color. Some years ago, while from Srailne to •!>? lbMl "l:‘ 1 collecting insects In that locality, I found . W "J*- “oneK “ “• in the same tufts nf lichen a small black < dyl»r 1 and white spider just as closely resembling mlrter." repH«l 'hc “J4 the lichens. It is HUppoeed that these various color j ho «™>k, who h.< . resemblance* have been brought about by j ho.rtoJ looKKhoul him. ’ wb.it •Hl"”' the need for concealment. A caterpillar ; frequenting lichens, <w a bird living among 1 leaves, would be greatly advantaged by a Utb.- borooiw. color resemblance to their several «ur- | "Humph! Got the telegram to show lor roundings; hence variations in the required ; direction have escaped destruction, and It, I auppoeer, there has been through long ages a grad­ ••Got it right in your pocket, probably!” ual perfecting of the nsemlilances. This “Certainly—here It is!" Is tho jnoat generally received explanation; And he pulled out a telegram seAt_from it accounts also for the coloration of ani­ mals like the spider, to which I have re­ Sanilac and received at Jackson Wljj just as he had stated. More than.that,'tbe ferred. whlth do not so much need prot«tion from their enemies as a disguise with receiving operator bad attested the fact of tbe help of which they can steal upon their its being genuine. The cold hearted man was taken aback, but after a moment ho prey. We must, however, guard against taking | rallied and said: "It’s a wonder you didn't claim to be an generalities for granted without a careful । examination of the several cases. Many . old soldier!’’ ' t , ‘T am one, sir," was Lhe quiet reply. years ago Mersrs. Kirby and Spence called “Got the proof#of that, probably?’ attention to the resemblance between “I have. sir. Here Is my discharge. lichen feeding insects and their food: There was no getting around the fart, “Many of the mottled moths which take their station cf diurnal repose on the north and thocold hearted man seemed a littio side of the trunks of trees are with diffi­ shaky as be continued: “Yes. I #•<!. Probably got your foot hurt culty distinguished from the gray awl green lichens that cover them. Of this in tbe service of your country?" “Ye», sir. A runaway horse attached to kind .".re Miselia apriliana and Acronycta < psi. The caterpillar of Bryophlla algae, I a mnil wagon stepped on that foot while I when it feeds on thc yellow Lichen juni- . was trying to stop him. Here is nn affi­ periuus, is always yellow: but when upon | davit to that effect. I >upi»osa you’d csB the gray IJchen snxntiiia its hue becomes j that in the service of my country, wouldn t pray. This change is probably produced . you? Il was in the servlcu ?f the governby the color of ita food.” ment.’at least." The hist sentence contains a mast note­ “But #co here," continued the other, un­ worthy suggestion, which may help us in willing to acknowledge defeat, “thls'leleexplaining many similar eases of colora­ gram about your sister is a week old." tion iu a much simpler way than by natu­ “Certainly. I haven’t been able to rabo ral selection or natural elimination. It is ’ the money to get there.” well known that the pigments which are “She’s probably dead by this time." often the cause of the tailors in animals, and “She is, sir, as thl# «>ther telegram realways, except in the case of white, of • ceived two daysago will inform you.” plants, are extremely resistent.to chem­ “Then what’s tlie use of your going?" ical action. Some of these pigments will “To make arrangements for the future p;uss unscathed through tbe strongest acids care of her three orphan children, air. md the most powerful alkalis, it is quite Here's a letter duly attested, proving that ronceivable. then, that they will be equally she left three who must be looked after." unaffected by the chemical action of an ani­ He pulled out the letter and handed it mal’s digestive juices. over. Everybody was now chuckling over . There is, however, no nerd at all for the fix tbe cold hearted man was in, and theory upon this point; it has been shown he had sense enough to take tbe only to be the case in several insuuicvs. Dr. route open and get out of it by handing Eixig found in the Mediterranean a species the man a dollar. He didn’t feel right of worm living In the interior of a sponge. about II, however, and observed: The sponge was a brilliant yellow, the ‘•It's a wonder you haven't a document color being due to particle* of a peculiar ■ proving that you got burned out in tbe pigment deposited in ita’ tissues. The great Chicago lire!” worm was also yellow, and It might bo “But I have, s|r! Here lt| is! , Knowing supposed that t this harmony had been how human nature is, I make no asser­ brought nlxiut'Ly the necessity for conceal­ tions which I cahtiot hack up with sworn ment. An inquisitive fi»h puking its nose documents." into the interior (ff the sponge, in search of And what did-ho do but hand out an old the various small ertaturea which con­ affidavit, signed) and sealed, that attested stantly take up their lodgings in such ; that be had lost <1,000 worth of household soot, would pass over the "protective’: goods in the Garden City holocaust! This Alored" worm, and select one that was took both legs from under the man, and obvious on sccount of its different colors. he went outdoors in a huff and did not re­ It was found, however, that the color of turn.—Detroit Free P.tas. the worm was merely due to particles of the coloring sulntanceof the host, which had p.*uscd uutof the intestine of the worm By means of an instrument called lhe into its skin.—Blackwood’# Magazine* photoebronograph, inrented at George­ Working da)' and night on V ictor Bicy­ Go to DR. LOWRY’S ;lu,| cles and do not haw your eyes fitted with eje produce them fast glasses or spectacles. In OT enough to supply the i der to have your eyeigh t preserved into old age. the demands. THE VICTOR LE/IDS. SHRLEY W. SMITH, The Victor Man. eyes should be properly exam ined and the right kind of glasses worn. Dr. Eowtkkeeps a large stock of the fin. est quality an<J greatest vari­ ety of eye glasses and spe. ta cles at his office, where -.on can have your eyes exanjined at all tmes. SABBATH SCHOOL SONG. Up men of toil, when you seek for a choice. Let your own better judgment decide, Thc Light Running Plano wifi brighten your field For she is never found lacking when tried. As she glides through the fields of tlie Golden Grain. And the wealth of bright Hewers in crown shear. -. As they fail seem glory, and smile aS the song birds Are singing around the Plano. town college observatory, a star is caused to record with absolute accuracy tbe time of ita own transit across the meridian, thus eliminating all personal errant. Should a man ‘In China I* unfortunate enough to .are the life dl another from drowning ba Is saddled with the expense of supporting the sared one for tbe remain­ der of that person’s life. Call anJsee us. The number of epileptics Is very large; probc.biy there are a quarter of a million In this country. The amount of suffering sudured by the patients and their friends must be incalculable. T. N.WNSTON&SON, Hastings, M<c:: IT’S A “JIM dandy; The stock of lumber and shingles lah-ly purchased by Huw un Island Grew. In 1867dier majesty’s ship Falcon report«i a shoal about thirty miles west of Namnka, one of Phc islands in the Tonga or Friendly group. This was considered rather odd, a deep sea sounding expedition having but nine mouths previous reported G,OX) feet uf water in that vicinity. Ten yean* later, in 1877, H. M. S. Sappho re­ ported weeing smoke rising from what had been calhnl the “Falcon Shoals,” nnd in 1885 a passing ship’s logbook noted Hint a volcanic island Lad arisen on the bite of the "shoals.’’ On Oct. 14, 1885, a submarine eruption farther increased the size of Falcon island, as it has since been called, fur when the United States steamer Mohican visited that portion of the Pacific in 1880 many islands were found scattered about in what hod been 0,000 feet uf water in 1887. Falcon island, which, by the way, con­ tinues to grow, was then 1 and 4-10thi of a mile long and ICO above the water in the highest place. In 1890 it was nearly two miles long nnd a mile wide and had two active volcanoes,—St. Louis Republic. It was just luncheon hour the other day when a truck loaded with a big piece of glass plate halted before the rear of the Equitable bulMiog, on Nassau street. There was a windlass geared to the truck, nnd from tho top of thc building n rope, rigged with pulleys, reached,-to thesa^eet. Four men were on-tbe truck, and they fastened tbe rope to'the plate glass, pre­ paratory to' hoisting it to a window on the top floor. ■ The Lion and the I! n I corn. । Tbe work w'ent cn briskly and a crowd The unicorn came into the royal arms A very fine collection of tropical olanta, of some hundreds had gathered when the facludlng some of the largest specimens glass began to ascend. When. It was well with James 1. It belongs to the royal arm« -will be • ent from Jamaca to the World'*1 above the pavement the crowd extended of Scotland. The signet ring of Mary, Fair. Tbe arrangements for their trans­ from the seer-* of action to Cedar street on 'mother of James, is in existence, having a portation have already been made. the north ant to Wall street ou the south. unicorn on it. In tbe royal arms there­ fore one supporter represents England, the Great Britain’s building at the World’s It was composed entirely of men, every one other Scotland. , Fair Is now In process of erection. The of whom kept hiaeyes tirpily fixed on the The lion and the unicorn occur also in structures of a number of other foreign The workmen ground nway grimly at ancient Buddhist scriptures, placed to­ nations will be begun within ten days or gether as supporters. Both of these ani­ the.crack, and the plate rose steadily. two weeks, as cotnmlasioners are on the When it was.-bout half way up all necks mals also nre seen playing drafts together ground preparing to Inaugurate work. were craned to an average angle of about in the well known Egyptian [minting. But The postal facilities -and service at the 45 degs., and thc angle increased as tbe the oldest connection of the two is iu the World's Fair will constitute a part of the men toiled on. It was a silent crowd. No­ blessing uf Jacob and of Moaes.—Notes . . V. 8. Government exhibit and, naturally, body spoke. Each addition to it seemed to and Queries. will be as near perfection as possible. join in the ipirit of the occasion, and find­ A Diary uf Three Centariea. The expense estimate.! to be necessarr to ing a convenient spot begsui to gaze with a A diary begun more than three centuries •ccompllsh this is 8163,047. I’ostmastrr- detennlnr.tiou that would not l»e moved. General Wanamaker baa asked tiiat an ap­ It was nut until well after luuchetm hour ago by the Ilozalai family of Japan has propriation of that sum be' made by the that the giasa reached ita destination. been kept up continuously by tbe varioun government. Thc men ut Lhe windlasa stopped. Then, betuls to whoMe charge it was committed after the huge burden had been carefully until tbe volumes now fill eight largo An exhibit showing the press resources guided through tbe window by means of chests. It was no New Year’s experiment and accompllahmenta of Michigan Is cvn- consider:.hie shouting on the part of tlie with either the original Colonel Hoxaku or MmplatM by the World's Fair board of men above, and vice versa, the crowd dis­ bls successors.—New York Prem. that state, and it Is believed that the persed and went back to business late. Toe Rco«ou for It. Michigan Press AMoeiatlun will undertake But nn sigh of relief was sheared, for Belle—CboBy isui regular stick! the preparation of It it is proposed to there wm not a man there had not Blanche—Poof fellow’ He can’t help it; procure copies of all the papers published yearned from the bottom of . his heart fot Id the state and bind them, the dailies In the glass to fell and dash to pieces on the be associates almost wholly with his cane ^■e volume, the weeklies lu another and pavement.—New York Evening Sun. Bentley, Tomlinson & Rih. At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and studing. . . . The latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. . Their No. 2 shingles are too sweet for anything.” WlllU Tillbrook Banal Mayor Tillbrook of McKees port, rx, had a Scrofula Lune bunder onaear which tho pliysican laucedcnd then it becano a running lore, r-:d was. followed by erynpebu. Mrs. Tillbrook gave him Hood’s Sarsaparilla tho sore healed up, ho became perfectly well and Is now 3 lively, robuit bey. Other parents whoso children suffer from impure blood should profit by this example. ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A isniumrui SEWING MACHINE? If 80, buy of the man who sells at the same price te tlie poor man or woman as to the rich. He wont charge you $55 for a poor machine and sell the same style of machine to an­ other for $25 as do some dealers.. Oh, no! Gov. John Miller, of North Dakota, re­ lates an instance of what Is being accom­ plished by farmers In the Red Riser Valley of Minnesota and North Dakota. He said S. J. Leland, near his town of Dwight, N 180 acrea of lantl ,n the “Prior of 1891, for 82.600. and raised crops that arawn,worth tbe salary of a government clerk, in exc«s of the cost of his farm, as per thc following statement* 11“ “ -j""; « .........RMI » '«» „ .. oats, Mt 30c............... 1ST.00 iieductiug cult of tan'rt . VMS! ■ r.owjo Cases of thia kind are so comnirm'^at Ibej are, tni« |n -j,. MW1 west. The Dollar of the Poor Man Is just as good to Trav. as the dollar of the rich. He Mils The Light Running World Renowned Domestic, The New Home and some other first-class machines. He will sell you a machine for a small payment ■; 'Wn and the balance in monthly payments if desired. It will pay you to call on him before you buy. Needles, oils and parts for all machines, - T. PHILLIPS. �I of «5-n^ He • He’, ' l ull isirttculanuri pt: - \ . nr-old S.isiniiw I oy '■.■thing yrotonlay.. j n Mountain i* in Jail to kill a c'Mupau- -it McKI ibu Branch a>MK*iatloh •f B«y ii, f.i.ttid Rupidd to give the mein- ORGIA T jLL'USZNBEi CiAPTER IL 7lit: LETTER. wouM erer hear From him again, thomrh WM„ war i„ prarat-^ 1 al!u» though: h«'d write to me. both* cm™ •°“,m »»l cuttanS^Til. Mvwdld. He Otod to think «o much ol tutMolth. tronW^-ornn, o.-lbec«m»a, Don. too. and «ng alia, Rctlln presents." “r3’drutM tSS "J?.9 m,3ht V fr™ hhn," Tb<»a <SU1, w«e Of a ,'klmn said Mr. Rigsby reflectively, “thonrh I " a‘!’90 ■”ra«l by the wttlors thar ain't no tellir. it’s been nigh onto nt .) Ip IxnUtU, w-jor. they wera berS ten years since he went away, hain’t it?” Ibj nutin, uutl. o™,! by lhe “Jist ten hut spring. I hope well “n Fl? hra Xt find the letter) the inornin, for it Tbt '1- W or lornr. moek# mo fee! oneaay to low? it when it might be of emportance to tw." n S I'"’’1! th° ?'“• U,Me of “So it might, an Hl take u good look ,r is. “tL*" pn"“t•prrad fer it as soon as dafHght com«." |tr tb» .»««>. th. «,t-.lm in K,^, lo. ■While the two were discussing the *° ci;r',n>“ mrarart. to musing letter Ben Ropes had ridden to , cutUeoutot tbe country his ranch house, and on arriving there ' T-™ cattle he took the letter from hia pocket, but I “a‘1 •SB’Wriv. and reto his snrprUo he found that he had two p"7 *•’b""1 **>’ TOblas of th., a.-alers. letters in the place of one. Alter read­ I Baidoa, they claimed that then- wee no ing his cwa he examined the other to each .lue.™ M Term, f,ver known find it addressed to -Mr.*. Sally Am, wwns cnttle. and that thc .Ifcam com. Rigsby." . plalmvt di <r»e u ,pcciM „f nBrin "ni ’f I didn’t pick up a ! r.ot contagious. In support of thia Ictterjhpr<ti<ln’t belong to me.” he’coin- i theory tb jy produced abundant proof inenteuT aa be gazed at tbe address on t ."i no Texas cattle were ever afflicted the envelop:. -It’a fnfui some lawyer | wit ’. the dUexm known ;w Texas or at Baxter Springs.”’ he continued, us his SiKtnuh fewr. aud to claim that they eye fell on the small printed curd on the brought the disease into the state wm letter. “Wonder what thov could be absurd and unjust writing to lhe Riggsbys about? I’ll open On tho other hand tho settler# claimed it anyway and see if it’s fit for them to that the genus of Texas fever were earread, and n low laugh escaped him as riv^?n thu h°°f8 of the Texas cattle, and he broke the seal and took the letter out while it- did not appear us a disease Seating himself at a small table on among them, it readily developed into which a kerosene lamp burned, he un­ such when transmitted to cattle of native folded th- letter nnd read as follows: breed. •Law Office of Barnaby & Dux,; This theory was supported by over­ “Baxter .Ifringh. Kansas, ' whelming evidence to tho effect that “August 2, 188fl. ) wherever Tvxaa cattle were drive*, the “Mrs. Sally Ann Riggsby, Ringgold,Ga.: native cattle were attacked with tbe “My Dear Madam—It is onr painful fever if allowed to graze on the land duty to inform yon of the death of your over which they had passed. And thus uncle, James II. Mansfield, who died at matters stood at the opening of our story. this place of a fever on the thirty-first of l.i>t month. CONTINUED “A* the attorneys o‘f your late uncle, 1 it-is our pleasure to inform you that he has left it will bequeathing you quite a From a letter written by Mr*. Ada E. snug fortune, consisting of valuable Hurd, of Groton, S. !>., we quote: “Wa* property and rval estate situated in tho taken with a bad cold, which settled on iny city ot Fort Scott. Kansas, some sixty- lungs, cough set in ami finally terminated In ebnsutnption. Four doctors gave me up five miles north of this place. “It is also our pleasant duty to add saying I could live but a short time. 1 gave myself up to my Saviour, determined that tho deceased h:ia left a generous if 1 could not stay with my friends or. legacy of five thousand dollars in cash rnnh. 1 would meet my absent ones above. to your son. David liar! ford Riggsby, My husband was advised to get Dr. which is debited in the Bank of Fort King's New Discovery for consumption, Scott, you being appointed his executrix i roughs .... and colds. I gave It a trial, took without retjuirement of bond. We 1 >«i in xlf alf eight bottlre; bottles It ' luu ' cured me and I L rn r fcr ye, S'lrti/." . should strongly advise you to proceed to I ihmk <*’»d 1 am now n well and hearty ,L ’••■/trouble between yon Fort Scott as soon as it will suit your i Wo,n,M' " Tr,al ,’ullh’’ trw’ at convenience, where we could meet you ’ drugstore, regular sire, 30c r ' .isked Dan when the nt any time you might mention and nd- , ,n‘ ^l-ou’ '• • lA-ared. just matters as you might be pleased to * Go<kL Look*. •r.t th- cuttle agin. He’# direct. ■ ! <kxxl leek* are more than skin deep, de-re as if anno of the set"Trusting that you will favor us witk 1 l'<‘"'ting upon a hi-alHiy condition of all the • -kin ■ - cattle, an when an early reply, advising us as to vour in-‘ vl,al. or*“}Vti lf ** ,u,J,c,*Vv* Il tn ;■> D-marks 1 hit him. have ■ bilious stomach tended course r off action, we .L are your • }. ou(II-ordeml J(MI look, have aif dyour " IM.pUc hwk -f in* comes around hyar most obedient torvant., I kb|,,„s, u. b,v„ , “Barnaby & Dill pinched Jook. Secure good health and we are ijuing to haye An exclamation of astonishment es- | you wiOave good looks. Electric Bitter* cattlemen.” replied caped the cattleman’s lips as ho finished l.« tlie great alterative nnd tonic acts lb It is plain to see Um feuding tho letter. ! dirt’c.lly on these vital organs. Cures :<.> make war on the set"So there is a fortune alwut to come , t’luiplv*. blotches. ImjIIs mid gives n good » u > telling where it may into the tpssessiun of those scamps that's | <’”n|l’,’Ddo". Sold a’. W. ID Goodyear’s boon canning iu to much tnmbln »f laid . ‘bak-torr. Sto. p.r boul.-. that way, 1 must adHuckiea’* Arnjm s*ive. r.itlier; “11111 1 think But it'M be a good long spell before they I see this letter. My enemies is delivered ■ The best salve In thc world for cuts, ,vn with tlwim if they into my hands—they are. by gosh! 1 bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever ci’. 1 ain’t goin ter reckon that blow you give me. Simnn j sor'^> tetter, chapped hands, chilbtei.ns, : as they let me alone, Hispby. trill b« well laid Tur. Then ™n>* and all .kin .•rupUms ami but I take any of their talk, piles or no pay required. It or Is there, ,v the l«tl» P“P?> i,„ b' cures lt,ed u> «h.r- rr.-rt ^Urfactlou. nible they can have tnockal the pistol from my hand, and I price is rent, per U.x ■ : ins words, sjokyn in here's a chance to pay yon back, my Bne ' For „h. h). w || lll<Miyv4r. th. .Irocbt But • . ; rvnlik-d when in n feller." With a gleam of evil trimuph upon j nig Ibtplds has Just put in”n new fire :: t!.e threattnetl trouble * . •. inightj prove to lie a' his face Hopes thrust the letter into his ■ alarm system. pocket: then rising from the table ho A.. W|U o, „IK„„| al ..: Thcyioutmunbered ! < •-nrideratle and were mfikedinto on mljoining room, where a | jiai|p|,r imt week, luilf dozen cowboys were engaged in tiit-ir denumds, con- playing cards nnd .".musing themselves i prairies their law- in other ways characteristic of those who I TL- . ha<Fu?<4! every means live un the frontier. • prevent 'settlers from "What’s the matter. Ben?" asked one ■•; vi-irnty. fully rcalWhen she wm a Child. «he cried for Cratoria. of the men. glancing at the red spot on :. r.iin thi: wits taken the cattleman's face, caused by the blow When she became Mtea, she Clung to Castoria. . i str-ngth to wh'nt they ho hail receive^ at tho Travelers’ Rest. When she bad Children. she (ravethem Castorla. ■ .• Ji-s, I t? bf-sened the "Been .luivin a set-to.with some one?" i. they had set apart A bittt r oath uscaped Ben Ropes’ lips. “I’ve been haring a little trouble with ■ it Riggslra thought over old Riggsby,” he said, hia face assum* more cqntinccd did he Brllevillc's high s -IkmiI tomernnv night ing an angry aspect u.* ho spoke, "and 1 :• was serious trouble graduates 13 students. -inteij with .Hopes reckon thar’s going to 1» trouble over it Croswell people are preparing for n big before longJ" . : . ; acify matters. “What! he didn’t strike you, did he?* fonrth of July blowout. :• : Dan over ter “Yes; and I’d ’a’ put a bullet through CoimuetlBetuent exercises were held at the sellers so they his onery carcass if it hadn’t ’a’ been for Alum college yestenliiy. guard," he mused as he that puppy of a boy of his, who knocked Hev. Mr. Klonkn. of Northfield, has ac­ • ' tidition of affairs. '*1’11 the pistol from my hand." cepted a call to n charge nt Owosuo u. tlie momin, for there’s These words caused a sensation among nischief may be n-lirewThe tMmsters of Muskegon Imre organ­ the cowboys, and they speedily collected about the speaker, anxious to hear the ized tor purpose* of self protection. -’; > .^ers and the stage driver particulars of the encounter. •’ - C r-,cm, having finished When he had finished giving his ac­ the; When Dan had carried count of the affair the cowlxjys grew ' i. - up to their room tho furit-us with rage. tali man. 11 • ir writing materials, and "We’ve stood this thing long enough, bdnj pi '■< 1 therewith he seated him- beys," said Ropes, "and it's about time Wat th desk and began towrite we’d showed these settlers who’s run­ 'j las companion, drew a ning this part of tho country." In n-.K-ket and began to puff "That’s the talk!" camo from several .. turned to tl>e ceiling as if of tho cowboys. “We’ro ready to coni­ At nicltfield. Genesee county, there Is «» in dt organised gang of »heep thieves. About inenee war whenever yon say the word. •t-’ later when Mr. Riggs"1 know it,” answered the cattleman.’ 50 have been stolen during the Inst two lining room ho found his "and 1 think the time has como foy n<^ woeks. g herself at the supper tiou. Bnt thia is not all -there aTtr other HISTORY OF A WEEK. Missouri liver near its month. Work on tho superstructure will b^gin July 1. The structure, completed, will coat 11,500,000. In a fight between union and non-union roustabouts'oq lhe St. Louis levee “Doc" Hughes wax fatally obou It. I* not known who fired the shot. Mrs. Ella Duyson, wife of Thomas Day­ ton, a lumberman of the Katnnpo valley, al Ford's Mills, N. Y., gave birth to quad­ ruplet*—three girls and a boy. Their ag­ gregate weight lx twenty-one pounds and seveu ounces. All doing well A Navajo Indian worked his way out ot the Gallup, N. M. jail with a couple of wooden toothpicks. Harvest is in full blast in southern Kan­ sas and the wheat is a fine crop. An -anarchist miner has confessed to starting the fire In the Fraibnjm mint* by which so tnnuy live* were lest. He want­ ed to be revenged bn the managers, who Lail threatened to discharge him. Hb two brothers met death Iu the fire. ' General Eli T. Stackhouse, rcprvsntatlve in toiigrera from South I’arohna and an Alliance man, died, suddenly at Wash­ ington. Tin. nr house and repair shops of tho St. J.oils and Suburban railroad were de­ stroyed by fire. Lora, K0,(XX). The lower portion* of tbe town of Mire soula, Mont., are flooded owing to a rise in the Missoula river. Mondny, Juns 20. One huudr<sl buildings were destroyed Gcrgis Yuks, thc first Abyssinian by tire at Chicora, Pa. The loss is cre priest who erer arrived in this country, timated at 830,000. Hon. Nelson W. Aldrich has been re- I rlected UuiUnl States senator from lihode 1। to collect funds for a Greek convent, but Ulamt i;, as he hod but a small sum of money with li hl® he stand* a good chance of being sent Ex-Secretary Hayaxd, it is said, wfil ‘ , back as a possible pauper immigsnt. nominate Senator Gray, of Delaware, as ’ a candidate for president before the Dem- Ii Palacio, tbe president ot Venezuela, has given up tbe fight and gone into hiding, ocratic national convention. | while tbe revolutionists have matters Thc wind at Chicago during the storm Monday blew eighty miles an hour for one their own way. I। P. F. Miller, a Dallas, Tex., shoemaker, miaute. • killed W. W. Miller,' a policeman, who Advices from Venezuela any that Presl- |Ii was on the point of arresting him. The dent Palacio is a fugitive and that the revolutionists are practically in control of police hod a hard time rescuing him from . a mob who had gotten a rope round hi a affairs. ' neck and was drugging him through the iE? ’“‘■a’!D'1“d .C'f ll'd •" • ’Th. nmnlemr wo lo her rewludon till d» died o( <Ura- tb, „.,or ,nd Mh„ eloquent cllUen. । have been exhorting the mob to let tho John C. Ludwig has been appointed to law take its course. .u«e.J the 1.1. Jud„ GlhdB a. Judge o« | priu„ G„^t. o, hl, „.l ln lue.uperiw court olMllw.ukee. 'th. hour, ol lord, I..I week, lher. being JOmi Lxjof and illimn Long, two boys much Ufura and feathers" ou the occasion, of 13 mid Tex, 14 respectively, are charged at Ii ■» , . . wmneld, .Th .n iitempl^mck *»,t ‘ ulmlu on th. (ut.ra.lloo.l wd Ure.t! H rt i-T J Northern. i °r °Pr*n-t“rld, O., were made very ill by *--------------‘ ' eating the ice cream served, which bad in Thursday. June to. I some way absorbed a lot of the deadly tySeve* <4 the faraengera on the steamer «2Lo.xlcPa- The victims all recovered. ttiaf c#v*i«c«I at Bangor, Me.,-are missing. | Dist April Lute, the 3-year-old child of feresa Urreo, the celebrated saint of , Charlesj E. ” ”Hampden, J 'of r Lockhart, ** 1 * Cncheon^ Mexico, has been sentenced to 1 Tex., * ’was bitten by a mod dog. , Last week tho symptoms of hydrobe shot as a witch. I phobia appeared, aud tbe little fellow died The national convention of insurance . in groat agony. companies is in M-ralon at St. Paul with a | i Lightning struck the house of Peter large attendance. ' Manlgold, at Traverse City, Mich., nnd Ex-Secretary Whitney says that ho killed his wife as she lay beside blm in would not accept the nomination tor tho | bed, leaving himself and a child unharmed. presidency it ollvred him. Edward W. Gould, a prominent clubman Tho latest utterances of the leaders ot of New York, broke bis neck while taking the two Irish factions indicate that a part in an amateur * reus on the club recoucillatiou between them Is impossible. grounds. in" His win. wife was present when the _ , grounds, ------ ,— -------------------------Al tit. mating nt Uom.up.bllc pb„l- ^ddenl b.ppened clans nt Washington it was decided to __________ ‘°IJ, f* Cblotgc during tb. ; Jo„. Is. Wurid. Mr. . ... I Ker. X T. Berlin, ot AlcbUnu, K«u.. Mr-I.me.hllMb.Ut J hellrnnd h. & ; ,b p„.che. Snnd.jmtd oper.U.. l.llor kceuer. nt Lblc.^ b.re g era emtb ,h„ Jori ,ho b„ «,1T^. 1Kur to lb. new L"irerellr o(Cbtatgn (or . ,n„^M|„, u.,, , Ml. Bice. ou. c( bU wonirn. .Imll, . I old p.ri.Monm. In (l.yccek. Pm, bml died, Report, (ram l-er.la.rn 1olh.etTecl.lhnl leaving Imrlng him heir toberctnle. to her estate, valued al at the epidemic of cholera, which has pre­ vailed in that country for some time, is . In a quarrel over tho result of a prize now ou tho decrew. fight at Kingfisher, O. T., James Hackett • The McCnrthyltes have icqucsted Hon. I killed Morris Jetty. Edwnnl Blake, the Canadian Liber 1-, The Munich Allegcmine Zeitung is au­ leader, to accept an Irish scat in the Bri-, thority for tbe statement that Emperor ti.*h house ot commons. William Is planning to visit the World’s Dick White was killed and John Klam- Fair aL Chicago next year. me, William Glenn nnd Milton Scott Three documents have been found In the were seriously injured by a boiler exploSpanish military archives which go to si jn at Larimore, N. D. prove that Columbus was born at noplace It rend* this way at latest advices from called Saona, near Genoa. These docu­ “reliable sources;" Tracy, secretary of ments confer a title of nobility on Colum­ state; Elkin*, navy; General Felix Angus, bus nnd bi* son. editqr, of Baltimore, war. The cold throughout Germany is phe­ The probability Is that General E. Burd nomenal this season. Potatoes nnd early Grubb, at present United Stales minister vegetable crops arc being liadly damaged to Spnln. will be the Itepublicart nominee by night frosts. ■ for guveruor of New Jersey. Two Mexican stockmen loved the same J. W. Bridges, nilas J. W. Bancroft, senoritu and consequently there was one hits been arrested at Monterey, Mex., on Mexican too many in the world. The tbe charge ot embezzling tl.JUO from tue knife settled which one in a battle Mu postofiic^ nt Grand Junctkm, Cola, where lasted ten minutes, one of the dueiistsbebe was i»o»triiai>ter at the time. ing disemboweled.. It is stated at St. Jose, Cnl„ that Mrs. The AsoclaUnl Trades of New York at a Deacon, who has recently achieved a “bad meeting Sunday adopted resolutions de­ eminence" in France, is living with her manding that the World's fair be open on brother near that city, having arrived Sunday. front France within a short tjme. The discovery that the graves in tbe Ernest Knopp, n hricklaypr of Chicago, cemetery were being robbed han aroused was killed while marching in thc Turner intf the people ol of ttamourg, Hamburg, town, Iowa, to to incense intense procession on tho return of that body from ; l Xci(ement. It is txsieved that 100 bodies Freeport, IlL.by n skyrocket which strode , have been stolen. Of course the ever pres­ him above the eye nn-l crushed hi* skull. enl j4ynch hf Dot absent in this case In„_ I, j and the Item winds up with the intimarrld.,- Juue ITI tlOD tbi|t lyMb|nB I toertuble.e The directors of the whisky trust have General E. Burd Grubb, who reached declared a dividend of per cent. New York Sunday, announces that bo will Assistant Secretary Wharton is now immediately resign the Spanish mission. talked of as Secretary Blaine successor. The levee at Bayou Sara, l^a., gave way, Mm. Elaine Eralnmn, nee Goodale, the causing n flood that nearly deluged the Briton girl who married a full-blooded town. £ionx Indian, ba* o daughter. Tbe report comes from Elgin, Ills., that Fire at Elizabeth, O-, destroyed tlie In­ the Aurora Watch company is to transfer dependence bung factory, with 2,(M>),000 ils buxines* to Lancaster, Pit., where it fret of lumber, causing a !us« of ittJO.tXX). will be consolidated wiihJ&at of a com­ None of the parties to » case in the Mil­ pany whoso plant i< located in that city. waukee municipal court could speak Engiiah ami the proceeding* were conducted LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. :I''-r.,rr r?- s-at-* >“•*«. -•■ samiy, iiosmu, : • hand intoliisiocket. Then he <lret ' ’• forth, a look of surprise on his fact 1 •••-• dr ;iped it somewhat,” he exclaim I’ll jist go Irnck inter tho office air lu But the thorongh search failed reabontsof tho mining letter? l>avo become of itT ' • •Ire. Rigsby. “I can't see how «i”'4 n'': ”ut t'10 house." ’.;l ljl"'’ttery I can’t explain," re-n * ’’1R'g^hyin a vexed tone. wi ■?'1,1 Wo’H rnn across it some„n-a u! t-:c' Rohm in the mornin." Mr, 'Vho H WM fromr , Ofa nmldn't my now. -cum 1 only u n. tat it wm mailed tn Kaan[1'l had taou MU) tor r,n™nl«l round till it wm ' w’id mL’ d'-1 war from Uncle James," iGtnnn-h" c,g?sbJr* “Ue was in Kansaa nX J"-.'vhen ,Mt hearf from- H® Grorox r wKnif°L nono of M h® left WMt Ho ,uld !,om® tuuUr th,‘ °ther membe« of told ™ ^°a reIn and when he K<>odby fat* said none of ’em /»5 homo to Texas." "We’re not goin ter stand it, declared the men with one accord. "Then we have got to commence war on the settlers at once," and this declara­ tion was sanctioned by tho men with n Uh"Our first move,” said Ben Ropes with i gesture of determination, "will be » burn tho settlers’ cabins and drive them from the country f "That’s the idea!" came from “And the place to open tho continued MRopes. a* old tbe aunoD R Atort of applansefollo^ man's words, and a harrlJook canw ^ er the faces of tho men that boded "“J004 to the tamatos of the Travelers^ At ths time of which ws write there A story Is going tll° rounds on tbe Sooth Side which makes a well known society young man and a millionaire» pretty daughter, tlie principal character* In n rather Inughable comedy. The young man, who Is noted for bis handoome bearing nnd winning voice, ac­ companied the young lady to ber home one evening, end. ae rJl true lovera do, lin­ gered yet a little while at thc gate to have a lover's tete-a-tete wit h bis fair compnnIon. TH.night to intrude, and above all, be loved I Why sbonldn’t sbe kiss himf . With maidenly modesty she refused. He Implored. She still withhold from hl® th:U which would fill bis cup of happiness. The request was repented several times, and so ingroe-d did the young man £• Some in woolug be failed to notice tbe COHDEHIED ff// 1 Meat Makes an every-day convenience of an old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each package makes two large pies. Avoid Imitations—and Insist on having the NONE SUCH brand. MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse, N. Y. whkwo, Kilamaicc & Sigiww TIME TABLE. Tn effect June t 't. tsw. । Suttons. ' NORTH. Kalamazoo Lv. Milo.................. Dnlton Cloverdale.... Shultz Hastinos....... Coats Grove... Woodland .... Woodhnnr.... Fla D. L. L.xnslng Detroit Grand Rapids. 8 31 Stations. SOUTH. to r. I Kabunaxoo Ar Brat Cooper Lv....... • Rlchlantf June! . Cressey................ ...^4 • •j » Mito Dolton1 Ctoverdalo Shultz............................ . Hastings................. . Coals Grove....... ;........ ‘ Woodland.-. Woodburr; » <a D. V. & N. DetroM^.’.'.".’.’.’.'.'.*.’;'.’.’.'.’ Grand Itaplds........., 8 45 ■ •Stops on signa) only. ♦ N«s 5 and Swill not carry passengers unless provided with freight train permits. . Frelxht trains will be run at tbe convenience ofthe company, who rreerve tbe rfeht to change (he time of such trains without notice. F. Bush. Gen’t Manager. MORTGAGF KALE. IMxult having been made In the condition* of a certain mortmute made and executed by WIL llMn L Mead ano Nellie K. Mead fits wife of the city oC HL Paul. State ot Minnesota, to Henry Flncbout. dated Seprmeber thirteenth A. D.- , teM and recorded In the office of the Register ot Deed* f>r Barry conntv State ot Michigan on the twenty-flr»t day of September A. D. 1M1 In Liber .’15“ of Mortgages on page* 177 and 17* which said mortgtg* was duly assigned by said Henrv Elnehout to Daniel Striker ot HaMings Michigan by assignment bearing date tbe twen­ tieth daynfIMayA. D. 18M and recorded In tbe office ef said Itrg'ster ot Deeds fnr Barry county Michigan ou lhe tenth day of May A. D. IfOttn Llbcr-*as'';of assignment on page 313. upon which ivortgage there Is claimed to iw due xt the date of this notice the sum of eleven huodrek one and 11-100 dollars nnd xn Attorney fee of Any dollars provided for In said mortgage and no soil or proceedings at law having been Instituted to recover the debt secured by said inortaac- <>r any part thereof: Therefore by v Irtue of tbe power of sale contained In said mortgage and the statute In such case made and provided, notice tit hereby given that on Friday thc nineteenth day o( August A. D. PCS at ten o'clock in thc forenoon of raid day I shall sell at { public auction to ftie highest »• Idderat, the north front door of the court house, in the City of Hastings. Barry' oounty. Michigan, (that being the place where the circuit court for Bxrrr county is hohleni tlie premises described In said mortgage or so much thereof as may be neces­ sary to |>ay the amount due on said mortgage with ion per cent In-rrest thorenn and all legal cyets togriher with xn Attorney fee of ntty dol­ lar* xx provided therein. The premises to be sold acd being described In said mortgage are all those rerraln pieces or parcels <>f land situate lying and lielng In the townshin of Hope in th» Coniilv of Barry and Htate ot Michigan aud de- ’ ‘crliied as follows, to wit: Tbe west half ofthe southeast qnarter. the east half of the south­ west quarter and tlie southwest quarter of the north east quarter of section number (hirteen . In ’own two north of range nine west. Dated May 21. A, D. 1892. / IMNIKL Sthixkr. Assignee ot Mortgage. Daxif.i.Sthikkh. Attorney in person. in German. Chlcugo. Children Cry for W. H. Parnton, who strangled Mrs. Chicago. Jane m Michael Stromiuger to death March 31, Folloxrlns were the qaotatlons on tho board Pitcher's Castorla. 1891. while ho was committing a robbery ot trade to lay: Wheat — Jun.-, opened hanged ut York, Pa. unui Children Cry for .I was 79c. ciojixl 7<%c; July, openol 7t‘fce. cloe-d Judgep Stoan.of t he cin ult court at Watt- 7»Hc; September. 0>*>r.el TKtfc. closed 78J<c. | kesha, hamdeclded I that the tnuiebise ot w ,o_w-,„, _____________________ Corn-June, openelKKe. clo»od fiUKo; July. Pitcher’s Castorla. upincu <>-. »e_. do»od uureu .: to., ™.-,.. opened .ur^JWUty which proposes to pipe hy- opmed September, j lhe Children Cry for ceiacomj 4tMe. close.! vlo»e.l ^hie46^c. Oau.Oat*-Jun^. opened 31«c, water to Chicago is invalid. lIRc, Jane, opeiied tloeed ::1M ■; July, opeacd 1‘lc, clo»ed XJic; Dnrius • krinrel O«bk by u.» ££,,(2? Pitcher’s Castorla. qunrryuten on Ligonier Valley rail- | 0I((.net SU7A nn the .(..Ltantonr Sw\ closed 81U.TCJ4: July, offenses which we post avenge, and tho sooner wo do it tho better. The wttlers are shooting cattle all over this part of the state. Only today 1 received word from my partner up in Bourbon county, and 1MJ says they made a raid on his drove of cattlo night before last, ana, after stampeding the herd, shot • down over twenty fine steers. Are we going to stand this or not? If we do, then we bad just as well quit business and go Such employee named Harry Horry | rood, two railroad employes .1 John TLape n.w. irnre ill- . Knox and were fntnllv fatally injured. । The Loyal Orangomeu in convention st J Pittsburg elected Robert G. Padew, ot . Pittsburg, most worthy grand muster. ' and declared against an opoa World’s fair o ed im.pi, .WITAj cloeed 81".7flli; September, _ A Siaw7^ LAtd-Juno. ope.ned SluWH. clo»cd oi«ucd 8U47M. closed 8G..’i7bi. Live Stock: Drees ut the Inion Stock yards today ranged »» fo lows: Hun - Market fairly •rtivo and prira* uc higher; **l«i packin? mixed Sunday. ' HWKlii bean- packing and shipping lots. A' man 00 A •)years old applied at the tna ordiorui-. Catqe_yjarjtot active and( price* weak; nary’s office at Forsyth, Ga., tor a licence : notatlonH ranged at si.aott4.8i choke to marry, marry a rxtra »hipp ng stxjr* HHA4.41 garl to to a girl of 18. He was refused, | principally, however, because he bnd one cholcodo. SUHiaMitalr to good. S3-«X&*80 I’n,,n common to medium do. 71) butchers’ already. I ro medium do. $8.'DQ3 71) butchers' 1 steer*. Ua<6-LJ0 Stockera SidtHUU Texas I steers. SatOtM-UO feeders, 8l.U)iW cow* Saturday, June IS. The assets of Green ban tn & Co., tbe col- '! $2.004373 bulre anl 8iOU»k35 veal calves. lapsed San Francisco liquor firm, are I .* > nt $87,000, iv»n .-kll^iha placed while lhe lluhllitloa Hubilltlea ranch reach ' J(() natives, 5X50^5^1) the respectable raqiectablc figure 1390, WJO.WO. _______ j Taiaa> tttul lamb*. tho WO.-----------The auditor of public accounts has de do-­ Produce: Butter-Fancy separator, Ifl&lBHc .. ■ . .■ — .■ h* Illi....la liil.ltTl.k nntl loan associations Is not taxable. stock, frosh, ioailc. per (.os, loss , Harland Bron.’brick yards at Bernira. off. Live pouitry-Chlckcn*. Wo per lb; Ind., were destroyed by fire. Loss, 8u0,W>. ' BpnnK ---------------spring., iiC 17c;- rooster, -«c; duck*. iOQUc; ™. turJudge A M. McDowell, aged 87years,one keys, mixed. 10c; gwra. nmSAW per doc nr^y-tu^o. nnnrcaclt of a parental step. I Th. old wmUera.n. »ho UaJ >»«■> th.ro at Cynthiana. A dispatch from Zanzibar says that MOMlfuddlJ no, core to lotnnl.upon Em.a Fnsba has arrived nt Bukobo. He j the hopplneo* ol tbe ,-ounK coupl. 'lohrtly has recover**! from the small-pox, which .topped IX'blu.1« convenient n»ebn.b end w» ramnral to tar. enu-ri bb I ««lted, thinkion tbe jonnif men would PblUp Ad.tna, . i»« Oi-rnao. .OOO Icon. In thl. be m. mlunken. Toe 2.I lover lurried over tbe reqne.t until th. peUenee ot the old xentlentar. wee exb^Mj ^“toeM.nul drowning In *. id. A vole. th. couple “tell -Jew .romwd ' tbetn from .belt hoppb<« in » too. ot named within three days. Over 1JD0.000 feet of yellow pine Umber .mputleut iwxer l»r wring: “Alice, kiss the you» g Idiot, nod Jet him is now being delivered tor the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy bridge over the go home!”—Chicago 1 ter-Ocean. MORTGAGE SALE. Nntlre I* hereby given that default Inta Iteea made in lhe payment of the money (retired by a mortgage hearing data the twenty not day of April A. D. IW.ewculed by David E. Fern aud Sarah A. Eero his wife, of the Township of Emmett In tbe County of Calhoun and State of Michigan, to Amelia Jones ot the township of Assvria In the County of Bam. and Mate ot Mi.-lilgaii. and recorded tn the office of the Reg­ ister <if Deeds for the County uf Barry. Mldiforenoon; that said inortgagA *.v only asotgoed bv raid Amelin Joue* to Janie* Cxsi.iuore at I’r-enth-ld. Culhoun County. Michigan, on tbe LUli day ot M.-irch. A. D 18M by an a*txnmrat dulv recorded on the IBtb day of Aj»r*i A. D. 1*>4 »i s o'clock In the forenoon, in the nffiee of th* Rcgtsterof Deed* for the County of Barry. Michigan In Uber » of Mortcure*. rn • W *49; and that said mortgage was farther duly assign­ ed by said James ( imhmore. tu Aieirew |>. Etheridge ot the City of Battle Creek. Michigan by assignment dated tbe 13tb day ot March 135. and duly recorded In Hie office nf the register of Ihjed* for the County of Barry. Michigan, on tbe l&tli dav of H-vUrnl>er A. D. 1TOI *: » B o'clock, in the forenoon, in Liber as ol Mortgn>es. on page 202: that the amount claimed to be due oa •mid nv figure at the date of this notice is lhe sum ot 8751.70. Notice h also hereby given that the power of sal* rontalned In raid mortgage has become opefa:ivebyrea.-on ofthe dr fault of said Mortgagor in paying the money* secured thereby, -art no suit o proceeding nt law lias U-«n holituted tn recover the debt now remnliilng wn-iued by said morlgage.nr any port tti-reof. Notice u also hereby given that th nur-umcn of tp>* power ot sale ■■ontained In raid mortgage ai d the statute In such cases made -u>d pro­ vided. tho premlvea described In a»<i covered mon poor mixed lots, SDQjSc. 8trawtorrll.9_M1,.hiBan. 8L75tti0u per IC-quurt caae. ind,anik TJctttlJ* per Z4-qa«rt caw. Goosrt»*rrt«»-»L»ttLao per U-quort com. f ed xs lhe south wret quarter of rhe north ew quarter of section unmoer twenty three lu tow ship numtier one north of range bnmber seve west, will be sold at public auction nt lhe frw door of the Court House (that being the pto of bolding the Circuit Court foe the County .< Barryi, '□ theetty of Hastings la theCuauty m Barry. Michigan oa the liith day of Augurt AI IfiMat 2 o'clock tn tbe afternoon, to pay tl amount du* on aald mortxairn with 7 ner ee b7c; September, flOttfllc; run pl**, steady. Interest and all lepl costs aod expenses. । Dated tbe 13th day of May taw. Ry^-No. L Hta; Na ?. Tfc. Oate-No. 2 white. >3Mn No. 8 do, IttJic. Corn-Na 8, 4t)> 44r, No. 4, 4lc. ty �= MORTGAGE BALE. THE RACSSAS’JCCESS. ■ cleared a hurdle SJ< feet high with Fl.'emalnrr in our of her vx- alarm system. bibHlam. A Jar Institute will be opened at Benton Harbor next week. DefaulthavlM^r.’MarrMt Maeertata =ad- A. (j.. Hastings City Bank. Michigan. **n rhe tourt -j<st uj, and five starters and rei MU mortgMt..T'-f। J-Knment duly Hudnn. - • Tire races have come and gone and peo­ Name m fxfve and <« 1M to John Marrewt and *7’.^ o( Deed. PfiOBA't K ORDER. in the oOcr Ute on ple have retttad down again* I viucctf that they w.-rc the finest ever krhl , lu the county. Thursday opened up fair 'SURPLUS 97.OWJ-OD. rountv of Barry- ht>M«*n «»the Probate Office in and bright and tbe weather gave pro®** • the city of Hast Ing*, in Mid couufy. chi Wednes­ Tluie.'xztaH: 9:4 *-»: 3:4?H. of boMIrix nut good for the remainder uf day. the ibid dav ot June, tn the year one In thc tree fur ail there were flue entries tboti*«nd exrtit hundred and ninety two. the week, but the promise wasn t fuIJj re­ Pre*»mt. Chorie* W. Artntfroor. Judxe el SS"S>. four starters and lhe race resulted as ' deemed Saturday. The races were firn* aud : Probate. . .tnd hotly contested, and tor tlie success of follow*: Open tor business Dec. !#.!««• In the inattrr of the tntalc of Janie* Name of horse and owner. Mahoney, decraxed. tlie meeting tlie honor is due to J. C. Cole, omcxM: e'r,!K ,SK,J?.,S5iZ?wS«a ■ notice —“ tai. duly vert«*1 h contacted m •u*1* Uti reatllf? and tiling the pctltlbn. veri ­ the proprietor, aud F. D. Cole, the secre­ fied? of Ida H. Manuel, heir ot »cid ■' t>. U.Hobtasm.PreeMeat; ___ tary. They have Worked early and late, BnnmGeonp*. ft. P.DcVnes.G,ltxpij»..3 3 3 prating for reason* therein stated, 1. that an ------order u hereby given tost Bl wn Chester Mes-er, Vtee. Pres. Mvudou .............. 8 4 3 or decree be made in this court detrnnlnmu and to their enterprise and liberality tlie ।G. H. Monw*. A. f>. W. Reynota*. Caah *r. Time. 2:3*: ?;»: who are or were tho heirs at law-of Mid deceas­ snece** ofthe meeting is due. Tbe citizens The third nnd last event of the day was ed iuid rnlttiod lo Inherit Mild estate nnd their i»r.K(ToM: of tbe city subscribed about S400, ail of t he mile running race* In which the tol- ir*jieottvc right* therein. ssww®- H-rThereupon it is ordered, that Wednesday, the “f.H. i’svren, which and more too, Mr. Cole expended lu D. W. Beyond*. lowing.homes took part: foth <taj <4 July. A. Li., tie? at ten o clock .fixing up the track,;, making one. of ni**u>> it ii vmv — the D. G. RobtMonIn the forenoon, be assigned for tbe hearing of best In the state. Over 51000 Chester Moser. Stood was offered, offered.}. ^fcrme of horse and owner. said petition, and ttud lh« lietra at Uw of mM Jobn C-arvetb. fa Cnwe, D. H. H*rrl*. Mendon.. .......... 1 1 by Mr. Cole in purses, which, together Mttl* Charlie. A. If. Logan, Grand Rapid*.3 2 deceased and all other persona Interested in said P. T. Colgrove. with other expenses, made him responsible IMxry R. IL Lunn.Gmud Kauldv.................3 3 estate, are required to appear at a sceslon Mid court then to be holdeu at the Probate Battle Creek.......4 4 ot tor at least Slf»O0. aud no rtie but himself Ha'ife Vick. M. Office, ta the city of Hastings, In sakt county, Time, 1:33*4: 1S4H. to assume the responsibility. We wish show cause, if Miy there be, why the prayer juaklns Busme*» 7 raasactsd. Owing to tbe extremely wet weather It' and of th* petitioner rear not be granted. And It that Hastings bad a few more men of such wa* thought that Madame Marantette is further ordered, that said petitioner give no­ Michigan, sod known nnd described! a* t -• enterprise, so that such attractions would would not give au exhibition, butsheiuost nce to the persons interested Ln Mid estate, of TbViS ball otth® wuthriut be offererl here frequently. This is the the i«ndency of said petition, and the bearing hapiffty surprised ait Had It been a quarter of **2' " n!-< first time that a similar enterprise was good day- It was ber Inteutlon to have File­ thereof by causing 3 copy ut this order to be northwest published tn the Itastingv Baxnkk. 3 newspa­ north.ot range *rveu west OMtainiog ever undertaken here, aud the responsimaker Jump against his record of 7 fett per printed and circulated ta said eonnty <4 t. Aa«tgnee ol Mortgaser. Uarrv, once ta each week for three successive bllity is great (or any one or two men. 4 J4 fnche*. but this was impossible owing weeks previous to said day of hearing. SM'T,,Au'.S^"'!cr'-*.ulsae. o< The suceesB of tbe meeting surpassed the to the heavy track. A* It was he cleared CKABLU W. AltMSTItOXG. most sanguine expectations ot the promo­ a hurdle 6 feet V inches high, though sev­■ <A true copy.) Jndxn of Prohair. | Dtfdd June g-'od. iff1-.*. ters. Had 40 horses come here they would eral attempts were made before she could have been amply satisfied, but as over 100 I Induce Filemaker to Jump. race horses were present It can be seen that thc outcome was In the nature of a Marrlac* License*. surprise. All of the sheds were full, as Name and residence were also the floral hall and all the other No 1 Geo. Rose. Otty. buildings used for exhibition purposes _ w «Anna Lawton. Cl tv. during the fair. By his liberality and unl- „ 1 Jehu Cashbehn. Yankee Springs. formly kind treatment Mr. C. won the " ( Fannie Welsh, wajtand. gratitude of all tho visiting Horsemen, and __ I Neb on P. Crapo Nashville. " 1 < lar* Durham. Maple Grove. the latter say that they will certainly be e,» Andrew Adams. JobuMowii. . present If a similar meeting is ever held M Martha Snetfield 1 Frank Baltey. Hone. here again. “ I Mr*. Marr Nash, City. ^uw that tbe ice is broken and It has M1 John W. tUtigh. Johnstown. been demonstrated that such meetings are 93 > Maud Ftsber. Cblragn. of benefit to the city, the merchants should 0.iThos. IL Prince. OrauircvUle. N 1 Mr*. vloraOwen. Hope, be much more liberal In their contribu| Cha*. E. Isran. PstoMiey. tlons. At least 910,000 was brought to ** I Mrs. Naraii Smith IMnltng. tf this city as a result of the races, and no M1 J, J. Perkins. Pralrlsvtlie, w 1 Mrs. Kate Cunl*. City. merchant can be so blind as not to see that 1 Htnun Norton. In ln<. he will get some benefit from It The **»I-mb Bomb. Baltimore. horses all had to lie fed. as did also all of „ i Geo. W. B cKl». Freeport. Mrs. Jenuta Buff.ngton. Freeport. tbe attendants. All visitors had. to get their meals somewhere. The races drew Charging* Hight Foot Flret. many from the country who would not When President Lincoln issued hi* Aral otherwise have been present, and certainly there must be some benefit from this. We eall for volunteer* Garfield was a member Will be a guest of the Johnson House at Middleville, every Thursday will guarantee that foi* every dollar taken of tbe Ohio senate. A h-gislatlve “drill forenoon and of the Hastings House, Hastings, Mich., every Thurs­ out of the city there was a ten dollar bill ■quad” wa* organized, and at 10 o’clock day afternoon. At Grand Rapids all other days and evening. left. It is such transactions as these that | tbeaome night about sixty representative* He invites every sufferer from Rectal trouble to call and get ’a and rtnator* assembled under tbe dome of are felt In business circles. correct diagnosis of their disease, time required to cure and cost of Thursday the track was in excellent | thc Capitol rotunda. Thu first exercise, “slxing tbe men by condition and some good time was made. same There were nine starters in the three min­ height,’’ placed Senator Garfield upon tbe ute class and tbe race resulted u follows: extreme right of tbe company, and the ad­ tatds Woadar ............................................ 1 1 1 jutant general informed hitn that nature wi:m>o.............................................................. .1 i < bad evidently designed him for a first ser­ Bowwood. .. * « « geant, A* such he would be expected to MootlsW . aid in the instruction of tbe recruit*. Acudenl . . Dr. Lakins has been located in the Porter Block, at Gr;^ J Rapids The. "po-ition of the soldier” waa mi­ Ferrv Kill UlUs Frank nutely explained, amid general merriment. Ifcich., for over four and-one-half years, and has cured hsT. xeds cf and “marking time” followed, and then Grand Rapids' people, to whom he refers with pardonable pride. ,nnu\'*S :41U: 3;’u’;‘ 3 Wltf......... an advance of three paces to a halt. The He treats Rectal Diseases only, hence he is a Rectal Specialist in Th* f^7 elasa did not fill, there being alternate order*, “Left! Right!” bad been No matter how bad your case may be, of how long but one entry—Hint of Pontiac Cnief, own­ executed fairly well, when Garfield sud­ its truest sense. standing, or who has failed to cure you, he will give you a radical per­ ed by Dr. biwry. In place of this denly broke the silence. Madam * Maiaubit* an < xhlldtinii with / “Say. general, why don’t you go off with manent cure. ••Wuoliswn" l.c’i ravoide tiriving horse, the right foot first F Hint strike* mo as Every long continued or chronic case of Piles has produced either iu front uf the grand stand. He traveled good sense.” In several different gilts such as trotting, With that a musket waa sent for and Liver Complaint, Kidney Complaint, Bladder trouble,Nervous Postra­ tion or. Constipation. Hence the importance of being cured without pacitix. galloping and running and execut­ handed to the senator. ed several fancy movement*. When the "Now.” said the adjutant general, “be­ delay. band struck up with a march th<» bhinthiil fore you begin your instructions we must Please notice. The following testimonials are from parties within animal kept |M*rfect time, but the climax have at lea.st one exerci*e with the guu 1 was reached when Yanked Doodle was Will keep out of your reach, but when I your reach, any one of whom will gladly give you all the particulars played. Springing lightly Into the air. hi* give the order, ’Charge liayonet!’ you will concerning their case. hoof would ntrlke the ground in harmo­ advance one step and irtriko out aa if you nious rytlim with the mtsic making a rnm>t meant to run me through.” lieaatlful vlghl. Madame Marantette Is Th* charge waa ordered and executed । Mr. DeKdbbert I* Snj-t. of the WlddlMr. Jh*. L. Wiiklua, ex Mayor of 111>without a r-e.T as nn e«iueatrlentie. and her with vigor. (the largest factory In daily exhibition* were worth more than “Hold, sergeant, that will never do,” tlngs, *ay*: It give* me great pleasure to <comb Furniture the price ol admission. In the half tnile 2­ ««aid tbe adjutant general. “The whole state to my nvlgbtnrs and friend* what I tthe world! and during running hour* his Inquirers will year old race there were live entries amt company is watching you. You advance know of Hr. laiklu*. a* a Rectal Special- Itime I* wry valuable. |plea-r colioiiit him any other time at tbe four starters and resulted ns fuliuwr: thc left foot firsL/Itemember your own IsL I bad piles for four or five years.'and 1factory or at-it;* nwldenrt*. W. B H............ .-........;..................... 3 1 1 instruction*. Retuly! Charge bayouet!” AlsAar.'h...................... ...................... r.......... 1 3 To whom it mar- concern:—I’ had Piles A shout-went up from the whole com­ when Dr. Dakin* took iny case, they Nettle Nollies....,....... ................................. 4 3 3 pany ns Garfield attempted to obey tbe would come down almost constantly when Ifor ten yeurg until cnml by Dr. I^tklns Time.l.W; t-JtlH: 1:33*4. order, right foot first. He enjoyed the fun 1 was on my feet and I had nut been able ttwo year* ago I also had a severe bladMadam Msraiitette inn n Jialf mile with as well as any of them, and os the senator* U) do hard woric for over two years. Iber ir ••i'»lr. smTerlng Intensely and wss j • her lanuem team oi three horse*. jumping and representative* dispersed, shouts of They never came down once after the <compl 'teiy p>-trated (nr week* at a time. . three hurdle*, the exhibition bring a pretty “Left! Right!” resounded through tbe second treatment and did more hard work 1I emphMe.1 t ight different phy-icians in { one. d.xier she appeait-d with ••File­ corridors of -the capitol.—Youth's Com­ the first fl weeks after/he took my case 1Detroit. Grab'l Kapidsovd Ann Arbor and maker’’ to Jump the high bunlie. The panion. limn I had dime in a whole year before jpaid them over B400, but received no U-nohorse was lame, and being the first «tand did it with more ease and comfort too. ifit from their tna:m«*nt. Dr. I at kins as­ tempt this year at high jnniping, only From what 1 had beard former Grand >sured m<* iny pile* <*an<*ed the bladder Iron-' The present emperor of Germany is un ­ cleared alsiut six -feet. Rapid* patients gay of him, 1 expected *1 ’ble and he would cure both by simply cur­ fortunate Id having in his veins the blood he would cure me. but I was ifflutd at ing i my jet***. The flrrt raee was the 2:40 clxw and of ancestry tXiuted with ecceDtricityADd the speedy and radical change his treat­ This he da! over 2 yTar* ago. 1 am now the fol lowing horses were tittered; tng-tlier Insanity. One of his ancestor* In the Fif­ ment produced. $ lfree from.Iwth dises e*. weigh more and teenth century was Albert, surnnmed tbe with result: 1 haxe*ta!ked with Mr. DeKubbcr Supt. iam In better health than 1 have Stave been Achilles of Germany becauw Iw was *o big of the Wlddlcoinb Furniture Co. and many ifor. , Name of twr*c and owner. .............. 1 was constantly , _____ ___wotse ___ _ year*. getting and strong. His mind wnsa* weak, however, sirruia. a. i- m«hi. awis* ....................i i i a* his body was strong, and so it was pro­ other Grand Rapids people Dr. Laklns has and I firmly believe I would not be living cured, some of tlwm years years ago. and now but tor Dr. l-aklns’ treatment 1 know Ikltevui* lk>y..l. K JI-i'xVOM.............. b 7 3 posed to put the state under tlie care of a all speak of his skill as a Reetal doctor In ‘ N. V. Central. U. C. Cor.icll. Kalamazoo .2 2 * *evcral- of* whom -I of many ‘lie "has cured. IWIlr It. Cus*. Carter AHegaii.................... X a 0 regent. Albert heard ot thc plan and eent sent to him. 1 have never known of a CortM. W. tL i.huTh. Allrgm....... ,....1 G rt for the counselors who were considering tfae highest terms. I sincerely believe he can permmanently failnre in a single Instance. Fannie K....................... 3 4 4 It The latter were frightened when they Time, s i : 3:47; 3;4S. cure any case of piles no matter how bad . RcapectfnBy. The trick was slow, owing lo the heavy saw their sovereign, bis face plainly ahow- or how long standing, and I. desire all suf­ Ihaac DEKnilUClt; ing tho anger he felt. . ndn« tlie night before. fering from any Rectal trouble to consult Res. 207 8o. College Ave.. Grand Rap­ Albert turned to ths Count of GravenIu Ute secund heat thc Ju Ue stw that him at orice. Jamk* L. Wilkin*. id*. Mlcb. N. Y. Central wait being held back. A stein, who presided over the council, and Hastings, Mich. The veteran Baggage Master of the D. change ot drivers was ordered and tin* with one blow nf tho sword laid tho unfor­ Mrs. H. L. Peck of Grand Rapid* was G. H.AM. Ry. says: home wai withdrawn from tbe race. Tbe tunate nobleman <leod at his fuet. The other* proUuteti tbalr loyalty, and threw 1 Was terribly afillcted with Piles for formerly a resident ot Hastings, Mich. hwrsehavrry ftrit one and could have They affected my Bbe says: I was a sufferer from Piles, over1 twenty years. hustled lhe 2:29 nurk ha.l he been driven tbe blame tor the proposition to depose Al* bert upon the dead Graveostein. The elec­ and Constipation caused by them ever general health so much that I was about as fast as Uv could go. The second rice was the Uirce-year old tor forgave them and allowed them to re­ aiuce I was a child until a little over two to resign my position a* Baggage Master of tire. From that moment he wa* absolute years ago when Dr. Laklns cured me. the D. * M. Ry. when Dr. Laklns began ' ?hts* and was by l^r the best and most I wish 1 might tell every lady In ths treating me. 1 began to Improve from the exciting event of the race*. Ex Mayor Diketnati. of Grand Rapids. and I). H. billty daring to interfere with him. He land wfiat be has done for me. very very first treatment and was soon caused the castle of Gravensteln to be lev ­ He has treated me for rectal troubles Hound and well. 'Harris, of Mendon, two of the Judge* sajd that it was the greatest-race they ever i eled to the ground, tbe vaults filled up only but my general health Is better now This was over four and one-half years saw for th rec-year olds. W. F. Adam*. ! aud n crop of hemp to be grown where the I think than it has ever been in tay whole ago and I will say I have not felt the tbe starter says that he has followed tbe feudal home of tbe proud family had stood. life before. slightest sign of Piles since and 1 feel at He took the name of Gravenatein u one of 1 heartily recommend him to any suffer­ least twenty ycara younger than I did be­ races for IB years, and that the three-year his own title*, and It haa ever since been er from rectal troubles who way be fortu­ old trot here was the greatest and most re­ fore he cured me. handed down-in ’the house of Hohenzol- nate enough to secure his services. markable that he has over seen. Madame IL J. Mason. lern. Tbe widow and children of thc count Mr. Peck is clerk al police headquarters. -Marantotte says that she Ims seen many ■ Res. Na SV Barnett SL were forbidden under penalty of death to Mrs. H. L. Peck. three-year old races, but never one like tbe Grand Rapids. Midi. bear the name of thc hualxnd and father, 207 Ninth Ave. race she saw here. It took* eight heats to and oik* of tbe children wne actually put decide 11. five being trotted Friday when Grand Rapids, Mich. to death foraasuming it.—Harper’s Young ■ '.hr race was postponed until Saturday p. People. ___________________ ' *n. There were seven entries, but only People sometimes erroneously suppose they arc going to be badly five to finish. Maud L. owned by A. l^on’ ard of Marcellus, being withdrawn from hurt by the examination or treatment. Ask any who have been treat­ PROBATE ORDER. tbe race and Dana M.. owned by Jobn ed by t>r. Lakins and they will tell you it is nearly painless. Cole of this city withdrawing after the JOSEPH ROGERS third or fourth heat. Following Is the re County o< Hatiy.hn'drn at tbe I'robot* Office, from Dr. Laklns* treatment I* nothing. lu rhe Cltr >•< Itaulnr*. In said county. on lsgs?*re . improvement fro® suit: CHARLES ANNISON. Monday, the »h day ot June. In the Of HasthiM Name of horse and owner. year one thousand eight hundred and ninety two. An old resident os Middleville, Mlch. say*: Dana M. J. C. Cota. Hastings....... sets ITasent. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Dr. Laklns say« I am not yet cured, but Leo I), a. Kettb. BaadMs............ 3 13 3 11 I feel as well as I ever did. Tbe trcatDr. «*>* 15bBEK ird tMoekbridce, 4 1144 ■win. <1w4«L ls very mild. Mou, Augusta..3 1433 Oa r Ulina the petition, duly vertot n»«i"P ««= llma,. The P*1’ JOHN W. WILLARD Of Mlddldvlile says: from WWOOD Have had only two treatments and bav- । Thejast two beats were trotted Saturday n’t felt so well In ten years. Little or no pain to the treatment. •clock slush. and the time was excellent consider­ pain ing that fact The following horses were entered tor Are you still skeptical ? tbe half mile r nun tax nee. ,a„n^ “jS’X- I । r: 1 । । t | | | I I i * I । । I । | | | I LOOK1 HERE Wheat Jr low and flour should be the same. For a short time I will sell White Rose Flour r- AT $2.20 Per 100 Lbj. This 1« a No. 1 Hour. 1 war­ rant every sack to be first grade. Head-light oil 7 cte. a gallon. JOS. ROGERS. Hara Photographs. Read This! Dr. L. N-. Lakins The Rectal Specialist OF GRANO RAPIDS, MICH., D. H. BAYS, late of Kalamazoo. has Just opened a New Photo-studio In Hastings and is pnpared to turn out FIRST CLASS work in the latest styles of the art. With a clean, cosy, GROUND FLOOR STUDIO, first class outfit, good accessories, prompt attention to busi­ ness and corteous treatment, he can­ not fail to please you. We give special attention to CHIL­ DREN and FAMILY GROUPS. Prices reasonable and all work guar­ anteed. • A GEN Saturday, June n FREE OF CHARGE. Our studio will be open to tin- 5 . Come and see U8 and get acquainted whether you want picture* or not. Mrs. Bays will be in constant attendan<>* upon the reception room to wel­ come all callers. Soliciting a liberal share of the pub­ lic patronage, I am Y ours very truly. D. It MT5 w Don’t Kick If you buy a suit don’t get what want.’ If you can yuwill find just what us before you ba are looking for, and at the right price. *'“5‘ ? it Then talk to ALL of the above and many more whose mames will be given or seat to you. Main office/132 Monroe St. Grand Rapids, Mich. Notice.—Dr. Lakins will be in Hastings all day Friday this week only. After this week, Thursdays only. . and you See you E The in the st In Straw Hats, summer coats and vests, lilack alapaca coats and straw­ goods. As we are anxious to sell goods wc will give you low prices. Call and see us. R. MUDGE & SON a. SPECI A ful A sp] for §1.0 Voigl gran � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-06-30.pdf fcdcd915c63e1ccc422a69c5710e64c6 PDF Text Text j y The best Adyertu- Hastings Banner. vo: HASTINGS, MICH. JUNE.30,. 1892. Hastings Banner/ .edon O. Loomis bam—Hack Hart’s oldest SUCCESSOR TO W. F. POWERS, DEALER IN Agricultural SPECIAL PEICES ON GASOLINE STOVES Detroit White Lead Works Paints AGENT FOR McCORMICK BINDERS AND MOWERS * IUM'S ^9026654 DRUG STORE. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Far li’> years the leading drug ind book store in Hastings. SicuM School Sookc, The most complete stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. (II. Blankets, Bedding, Goodyem The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. Hastings, AND Mich Live Geese Feathers: The most complete stock of Dress Goods in the state. ASull line of Gents Famishing Goods^ A splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella lor $1.00, try one'. Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co., 78, 80 and 82 Monroe St. grand rapids a specialty >t making Gents suits a™ pants to order. To consumers of kerosene oil In Has­ tings and Barry Co: We have establtahed an agency at Hastings (or the sale of Snow Drop oil, which for laminating purjxjses has no equal. Being a product of Pennsylvania crude and 155 degrees fire test makes It perfectly safe. It produces a clear and white light and free of odor, nor does It cause any deposit on chimney which Is so common with cheap and low Test Ohio olL Since July 1, 1891. Michi­ gan allows the use of 120 degrees fire test oil Which permits the the sale of kcroeene made from Ohio crude and possesses a larger percentage of sulphur and after ex­ tracting sufficient naptha (explosive part) to raise the fire test to 150 degrees or more It becomes useless, so far as Produc‘,,« light is concerned but at a low test will burn fairly well, still producing a yery disagreeable ordor while burning and load­ ing the chimney with a greasy substance. Give Snow Drop oil a trial, the cost is but little different than what you pay for the cheap goods you are using and the satirfacSjjwwlllgetta light will compensate, saying nothing of additional safety. For sale by b. E. Phillipa, EL Newton and Cook & Cook. A D Mavnabi), Wholesale Ag. MICH. Hastings Banner and Detroit Tribune, $1.00 WHOLE NO. 1933 was held in the parlors of the senator’s son, of Orangeville, visited little May Hart home. Aside from the usual miscellane­ Saturday—Two loads of company from ous business, the following excellent atfleers for the ensuing year were elected: Gull lake at P. Hart’s Sunday. HJLSTIXGS, XI CH. President—Miss Gertrude Bentley. Coata Grow. Vice President—Louis Goodyear. Mrs. L. Smith Is now in her new ^well­ Secretary—Miss Edna Brown, ing and much enjoys her new home—J. Treasurer—Jason McElwain. Marks has returned to his agency In the Instead of electing an executive com- ' fence business In Ingbam couaty. Frank mlttee, its selection was left to the new Wolfe'Is now working with him—Anna officers. Farmers have commenced haying—PhU Chase has returned from Grand Rapids Garlenger is buildlngjan addition to his where she has been working—Steve Wolfe • Kcal Katata Trsncfen. house—Bert Murphy of Hastings Snnday- is plastering Dr. Sayle's new house—Wm Following are the real estate transfers ed with his mother—Quarterly meeting Detnond has the stone wall of his house for the week ending June 26, 1892, as was held at the east Carlton U. B. church completed and now the carpenter com­ taken from the books In the register’s office: Saturday and Sunday—Bora to Mr. aTid. mences his part—John Marks is going to Mrs Floyd Downing June Ifl. a daughter build on his lot In a few months—Uncle Thoraapple SIOOO —Wffi. Tidmarch has moved hb home on | Jess Cotton Is on the sick list—Wanted, • Izwlv H. Jordan to 1>R Benawa 40 ac see XS the stone wall—V. Price comes to the an able bodied young man to run a supply Thornspple *»00 \V V Burd to John Rickert 40 ac see 19 Carlton front with a new carriage—Mrs. Henry wagon—The Ice cream social was a suc­ S1S00 John Rickert to W H Burd 140 ae see 8 Carlton Hornier has built a weaving house—Mr. cess, the receipts being 317.75, to be used Daniel Fifield has returned home after a for the purchase of a flag for the school ULll Hurd to W H Burd 35 ac see 18 Carlton few weeks visit with his grand-daughter, house. The rasing of which will take UMDO W J Dibble to Wesley Fox & Son 40 ae see X< Mrs. E. Lockhart—E. Palmerton has his on the 28d of July. George Barden and 81000 slaughter house nearly ready for business T. Humphrey as orators—Townsend and Irving John Rickert Jr to Ann Klckert parcel sec« and will soon start a wagon on the road. company are getting the sawed timbers for Carlton 8<»o W H Burd to Lores R Bird BO ae see 18 Carlton the C. K. A 8. R. IL elevator to be bailt 82000 Woodland. In Hastings—J. B. Smith Is visiting his Jm R Bush to K J Hartman pared Delton A good deal of wheat In our section Is many friends here. lino badly lodged—Most of our farmers wonl'd R Gatland to W A Murdock 22« ac see IT Orangeville 8125 like to commence hayingebut are waiting Carlton Center. K .1 Farter to W J & L L Hollowry parcel lot for hay weather—The Masons had a big W. IL Vester was In your city Monday .-,75Cltv83B00 time Tuesday night. We understand that —Our brother says, in last week’s items Michael Roush to Ann Rickert parcel Carlton Hastings, Nashville and Lake Odessa that our brother scribe of the Democrat Ann Rickert to Michael llourti parcel Carlton lodges were present—Frank Densmore has was mistaken about the 8. D. Adventists purchased a half Interest In' the People.? having a picnic at Middle lake the fourth. meat market—Politics are beginning to That was their Idea just two weeks ago Grove 3200 V Igdna to Asa B Pennock south H lots 963 & warm up a little—M. H. McCormick has and we think that out Baxxeh scribe did invented a new bag holder and truck. We not use our brother of the Democrat justly ^Cathrrlnt? Rtiekel to G C Karcher lot blk II think It Is something nice and would like in saying that he was mistaken—Wm. Freeport WOOAndy Haven to Sam 1 DeBack 40 oc to see It patented—Harvest will soon be Vester came home from Eaton county one Orangeville >1300 with us—Mrs. J. M. Smith and Mrs. A. day last week nick—L. B. Carpenter and J. Palmerton were in Hastings on Mon­ wife visited IL Vester one day last week— Harris** Llc*n*e». day______________ Frank Becker has left the employ of J. N. No Name and residence Covert l Wm. Leonard. Hastings. G«rkey. •*’ ) Bessie Palmer. Morgan. Wheat is beginning to turn; It Is lodged t Wm. H. Fex, Woodland, FOR JULY 4THterribly—Every body la busy getting ready 1 N«Ule M. Northrop. CaMleton,... ».Inbn C. Otto, Middleville. for the 4th—Quarterly meeting was held 101 I Kittle McQueen. Middleville, at the Tamarac church last Saturday and 4 Thos. Haney. Middleville, I Mary Tuckey, Yankee Springs, Sunday—The funeral of uncle Carios — j Alvin 1). Boyar. Maple Grove, Spencer, who died Saturday morning June Unless all signs fail, and the best efforts .103 i Kittle Clark, Maple Grove, 18, was held at the church last Monday. ever put forth here to make a successful He was interred In the Fuller cemetery. celebration fail too. Hastings will have the Rev. J. A. Phillips of Lake Odessa officia­ most attractive and creditable celebration and Become a Boy. ting—Homer Spencer of Reed City, Zack that has ever been witnessed in this city, George Donaldson, the fourtecn-yearoH Spencer of Fowlerville and Abner Spencer and one as good as ever seen In a town the boy who was arrested Id front of tho Hotel of Chelsea attended the- funeral of Carlos size of Hastings. It takes money to get Marlborough on Friday evening for send­ Spencer—Elder Morthland and Mrs. Cur­ up a good celebration, and more money has ing hbt scven yearo’.d brother, Walter, in­ tis visited at Mrs. Bare's last week—Mr. been raised for this celebration than any side to sell papers, was. arraigned before Burdick of Hickory Comers Sundayed at previous one in our city’s history. We Justice Divver at Jefferson Market court .1. Spencer’s—Geo.. Cunningham Is work­ canndt give the complete program. We Saturday morning, and held for trial on a ing in the hardware store of Dr. Carpen­ can only state the more prominent feat­ charge of making his little brother beg. ter A Son of Woodland.—Addie Cunning­ ures. in general It may be said that The latter was handed over to the Gerry han is working for Geo. Rogers* at Carlton. every effort will be put forth to make the society. The boys live with their parents. day one of comfort and pleasure to nil—an Walter has tbo fnce of a cherub, with Delton. old time holiday. There will be the usual long hair falling on his shoulders and inno­ Th«re has been for the past two weeks preliminaries In the forenoon, and the af­ cent blue eyes, but his soul Is as the soul at a little hard feeling existing on the part of ternoon will be given up. to amusements “a dead jrame sport," ns he would say. the Ladies’ Aid Society on account of the and sport: and the day will conclude with, Ilia childlike appearance is enhanced by article In our town paper (the Breeze) said not the ancient chestnut fireworks, but th ft fact that he wears a kilt. by Mime to be a slut on the society. The with an open air entertainment, by one of /"Good afternoon, Walter,” said the re­ president of the society has been Informed the best«comcdy companies, the piny being porter, os the boy came into a room at the by one who is soliciting funds for the 4th upon a platform at the comer of State and society’s headquarters with Superintendent that the said article does not mean the L. Jefferson, and within sight and hearing of Jenkins. “What would you do with a A. Society and we are glad to hear it ns all. nickel if L gave It to you!” our husbands .have contributed to the In addition to the entertainment, and the ‘‘Match yer doubles or quite,” promptly funds and the money earned by said so­ many other attractive features we note the replied the cherub. ciety goes to help the church, Sunday following: ••Here, here," said Superintendent Jen­ school, the poor and needy in and around The great hose race for a purse of 8200, kins, "you’re too young to be matching Delton and Is no doubt a good organiza­ for which there will be plenty of competi­ pennies.” tion. The Ladles' Aid will sell lee cream tion by some of the best combanles In the “Say, yer give me spazznms,” replied and lemonade at their bowery the 4th, aud state. Walter in a tone of lively disgust. "Yer solicit the patronage of all the people who The great three mile bicycle race, for say Pm too young, ’cause dey make me are disposed to help In a charitable cause 875 purse. wear me hair long an keep me in .clean as the money goes to help the town and An exhibition drill by the Kalamazoo flresacs. Gue>s you’d look young yerself 'f not fatten any man’s pocket book—While Light Guard, one of the crack military dey wudn’t let yer wear panto,” be added, Harvt- Adams and Mr. Utter were work­ companies of the state. Also a sklaplsh giving a vicious pull at the offending kilt. ing on the scaffold around Mr. Hartman’s drill or sham battle. Only Tuesday was "Pm dead outer de racket. Dey rink 1 kin house It gave away letting them both fall this last and best feature qf the program soil du papes letter 'f I look like a bloomin kloulai’s what duy do it fer. Me an my to the ground scaring Herve's face at a secured. great nite but Mr. Utter survived the In short, we can assure our readers that, brudder, wc goes roun ter saloons an hotel* shock and is able to Im- about—The suit if they will come to Hostings July 4th, an eatin places. He’s dead rtow in de biz. betwuop Frank Folk ai)d Hiram Card was they will witness n grand celebration. The I do de sellin an he stays outside. Say, got settled by the plaintiff—The doctor’s wife energetic gentlemen having the matter in any crap dice!” be broke oft with the air and Mrs. Sprague accepted an invitation charge will see to It that the people who of one who changes a dull subject for one Tuesday to cat strawberries and cream nt come to Hastings are royally entertained. of intense interest The reporter Lad left his crap dice at1 Mrs. Hardie Orr’s—Mr. Hartman is vacat­ Excursion rates on all roads. homo, so he iMuricd the question by asking ing Mr. Arbor's house for reasons not yet Walter what Iw did with the money from known—There were 12 teams standing In Chnrch'anil Society. the papers. front of Sir. Evang* shop Tuesday morn­ Services at the Presbyterian church next "Take it homo ter me in udder, an she ing before 0 o’clock waiting to unload their Sunday morning and evening. Evening pays de rent. Every night when I git ms wool. Bring your wool to Delton and get topic, "Homeopathic sins.” [»pers sold 1 go home an give up de cash. their highest cash price—There is some talk of running an excursion over this read X The Y. P. S. C. E. meets In the Presby­ Wisht I wux home now. Dis ain't a bad via Woodbury to Detroit the last of Au­ terian church next Sunday nt 6:30, and place ter stay, though. Dat feller.” nod­ ding at Agent Schultes, who stood near, gust In the interests of the K. O. T. M's. to be led by Chas. Lewis. “be give mu some pennies. Say, yawter Particulars later. The ladles of the W. C. T. U. of Has­ come up stairs *n see de big horse dcy got. tings Invite the beys and girls, between But it’s not hin but a wooden oue. I useter .Middleville. the ages of 5 and 15 years, to meet them go over td Gut’nbcrg ’n see de reel horses Zella Gibson, of Grand Rapids. was In at the U. B. hail on Friday, the 8ih of run. ’D'yever go dere? Oh, It’s great. our village .Saturday—Gertrude Nimo Is July, at 4 p. m., to organize a "Loyal Tem­ Dere’s a. big crowd of pen all hollerin. the guest of H. E. Hendrick and family— perance Legion’’ band of hope. Den a lob of horses comes out, ’n some fel­ Geo. Smith and Will England, of Grand There will be a meeting of the Woman’s ler rings a Indi, 'n dey all run. When dcy Rapids, spent Sunday in the village—Don Putnam closed his school in the Allen dis­ Auxiliary of Emmanuel church July 5th, come aroun again where dcy started, every­ trict last week—J. Carvcth aud family at the home of Mr. J. Beesmer. Let un body is yellln ’n whoopin. Party soon some feller yells, ‘Clermont win!’ Den all spent Sunday with relatives in Dutton- have a full attendance. de fellers dey say, ‘Oh, Ll’ Oh, it's dead Mrs. Daisy, of Grand Rapids,. Is the guest The quarterly tea meeting of the W. F. bully, Gut’nburg bl” . of her daughter, Mrs. D. Cronk, in this M. S. of the M. E. church will be held on " What arc you going to do when you get village—in a drunken row last Saturday Wednesday afternoon. July Gth, at the out of heref” asked the reporter. evening. J» Teadt, of this village, was very home of Mrs. R. K. Grant, at half past two “Goin ter git me hair cut. I got—one, badly Injured by one of Wayland's row­ o’clock. Supper will be served from half two, three, five, ten cents now. Say, I'll dies, Sam Dnniouth, who Is under arrest— past five to seven, to which everybody Is toss yer up heads *r toils fer a dime. Den H. E. Headrick was in Dorr on business cordially invited. After supper a brief I’ll win 'n git enough ter pay de barber. Tuesday—Dr. E. O. Hanlon. of Bradley, program consisting of mimic and recita­ All the feller- calls tne girl cause me hair’s spent Sunday with his father In this vil­ long. I Uckcd two fellers filvdat las’ week. tions will be carried out. lage—Win. Keeler was In the Rapids on “I don't care much, though,” he con­ business Monday—Edna Campbell is the X. The vestry of Emmanuel church have tinued sturdily, “Me brudder read me a guest of relatives In Bay City—Several called the Rev. W. W. Taylor to succeed Ixxik named 'Scrap Iron Mike, the Steelpersons of this village attended the funer­ the Rev. E. D. Irvine In tire rectorship. al of their former pastor’s wife, Mrs. T. At the invitation of the present rector, lie fbted Slugger from Corpoe’Mountain,* an Mike had long hair, fer It says: ‘He gave a T. George, of Rockford, Thursday—Owen will visit the parish next Sunday aud' fierce yell as, plungin his crewill spurs Kinsey, of Caledonia, was In the village preach at the evening service, at half ’past deep Into the bleedin sides of his steamln Monday—Mrs. L. Gibbs, of Grand Rapids, six. stallion, and wid his wild hair utreamin was the guest of her parents in the village behind him in the wind, he dashed acrau The glum til B*u<t«et. lost week—The Middleville base ball club the plain In perswoot of hb craren foe.’ I will crosa bats with the Caledonia club at The annual reunion And banquet of remember it de way me brudder read It ter that place on July 4th for a purse of 315. Hastings high school almunltook plac me. Are yer goin ter flip up fer dot dime The game will be called at 2 o'clock. the home of Senator Colgrover’rldav even­ ’r ain’t yer? Aw, what have I Mruck,i ing, and wm an enjoyable affair, rAbout Sunday school? Say, take me away from Banfl eld. SO sat down to tables which ha>J been dis, will yer?” he said, turning to the Dell Groat's hired man got up about 12 spread upon the spacious lawn, and) the superintendent, and with a look of deep o’clock last Friday night, and took ten ladles of the Episcopal society scrYKl an dbgust on his features Walter wasJed from dollars and a good watch and skipped for efegant repast the reporter’s sight.—New York Sun. parts unknown—Frank Sheffield and wife Z After proper attention had been given acquired a new son-in-law Wednesday af­ ADMKN ISTRA WK’S SALIL ternoon by the name of Andrew Adams— to the wants of the Inner man, and after pleasant social time spent in discuss­ In - tbo matter n’ U;s estate of Washla/toa K. Herbert Bowman has a running windmill the ing the tempting viands, came the toast s^ Ferris, d*eewd. on oue of Spectacles lake to pump the Notice Is berehv uln-ti that 1 sb«U <nll at The toastmaster of the occasion was W7 water out Into the other one on John Mc­ nubile auction to ton hfth.-v bidder. «•” Frtdav. Kinzey’s—Nellie Edmunds has returned R. Cook. The responses were all well- the tv elftb day ot August, A. D . im.at tea timed, particularly those of Shirley Smith, o’ri'wR, m the fonii!0«>a in the PnVuue .rfHre lu from Albion college—Our photograph gal­ Clarence Barber, Roy Barlow and Mbs the city af IlMUncs in Urn cwty of Korrr, lery has moved to Gull lake—Dean Prine In the stale of Michigan. pnntu^t to Is very sick with tonsllltls—Daisy Ed­ Hallock. The subject of the toasts were license and authority grant*d to me un tb<- UFh as follows: “Welcome to class ’92.” by day of June A. » m by the Probata munds. wife of Elbert, is quite sick at this Miss Edna Brown; Response for Class siting—Guy wool market seems to be very quiet, no one yet undertaking tomake, '93,” John Wooten; "Twelve years nc: qtmlntanee with Ute paste-pot,” M. L. tedngtnthn couuly of B.irry, in th* s-«h of any purchase-officer Gaskill Is looking "Our married members,” Dr. MJehlgw, knswn ami described as fUlows, for the burglar and goods of Deli Groat's,’ Cook; to*wit: The south half nt . the eastUiiUfot the north and up to this writing ho has not been. Clarence Barber, "My experience with Dogs,” Shirley W. Smith; "Orchard Like found nor beard of. liming,” Royce Barlow; "Mr first day of Dated June Wh, Published Thuradays by COOK BBOS.. Ira Viin Vilkenburgh Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. COUNTY NEWS. Mr. Chaderdon has his job nearly con plet- �-— H a st iNGS Banner Thursday, June JO, »»9* Calhoun county, Mich., voted 1,000 majority in favor of prohibition as against local option. The four Italians killed at SedfotWaah., were not lynched, hut were killed by a CoqK B»OS.. Propnetora. CURE SICK Heaftuba. yet Csrter’a Little Liver Pfltt 8TO vilrbbb in CVmftboHwi, eurtagawlTra- HEAD w‘:’. =7. u? them will find thoM lltUs pxUs valu- fool me, I want that ACHE Other* do not. CARTER MEQlCtNE CO., New YO*; SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PMC£ FOR PROFIT l'l?S Physicians in attendance on Cyrus W. Field say hb death at any moment would not surprise them. W. J. Bryan, Democrat, has been re­ nominated for congress in the First Ne­ braska district. . Owen Kirk, 45 years old, a car inspector for the Chicago and Altou railway, wna ruu over and killed by the train. By the explosion of a bcllur on a French ■ cruiser at Breet fifteen men lost their lives and others were seriously injured. The first big grain fire in California thb year has destroyed LINO acres of flue grain, and b still burning. The loss is 8100.00bMrs. Sarah Ella Brady, Thomas Sloan Brady and Miss Mary Kingston, of Desoto, were drowned near Springfield, Mo., while trying to ford a stream. Three young men near Payne, Ind., dis­ covered a box containing $2,300 in gold, which had been buried under a tree that was uprooted by a storm. Henry M. Stanley the explorer, is a can­ didate on the Unionist ticket for parlia­ ment ‘ to represent North Lambeth. Hb wife will be active cn the hustings for him. The crops are being withered 6y drought in portions of southern Russia, and sbeep and cattle are perishing for want of fodder. Nathan Monbelmer and others, of New York, and Samuel Woolner, of Peoria, are organizing a syndicate with from $3,000,000 to $5,000,000 capital for the purchase of Keowdu dUUllerim. (Mich.) llVffl- Enclow* stamp for'drcular. PABISU, Proper.•> |OB/iCCO. When you want a . FRESH LUNCH,:-: Ti's fte. best Go to the fort\e mone/ ftnd I don’t wtont anything e_Ke. lVe trteK it and know all <xboAit. CITY BAKERY. Fine line of creams and fresh confectioner.?. A. E. RENKES BUSINESS CARDS. RS. E. II. A C. P. LATHROP. Homoepathlp Physicians and .Surgeons AH calls city and country promptly tended to.- D Hie. . ••©3 -9 Tia/AOH *d ‘039 reajppv nohvuuopii jnrpjnj Xuu joj •Xn»‘ainpiSM xxr .saox.-iny Eu ‘uiqntMi jo 7000 jfu» luoqips piua-aps jo moo puu suj oqi |p» Unz3{ o; A. SCRIBNER. M. D., Physician and Surgeon, Delton. Mich. Offioe In residence, one olock east of depot. C •MOA M3N ‘It 30nBd8 01 ‘nvdjng Du|trpaApy jodvdsMSN [T A. A C. H. BARBEE 11• Physicians and Surgeons. Calls in cl ty or county responded to with promptness, day or night. v noX J| sjwaddw lUJurasnroApu uqi qu|quu;judvd aqi jo jousnqudImp .<<1 puMoip*uofM|uunojvXq p;wlaj’i om vjJUJiaoj jo rumnnuinj oqi Hut -qjjVM pun nuaujMpj9Api> Supvpl . jo o»uddxa oqr jojj tm «£ud joMuaa ' -pv oqj wrewnw puu tjaddjojpap ‘S;aiOjasi|jaAp« SUuizdaxd jo_| • -ooiAJOi om 30} mq uno qijM jorpafloi ‘uopojuplu -mx> juoX joj tuaqi jpuqns puv'tnoq jo JJipp—u»ld puv -jupv .op qvjujnj njM om *oq'H{M 1SOO oq) joqM puv -osn pproqs. no.C sjodod jeqM ppi 00 oj • ino po^jvtn 3U]S|UUApv JO CTI<I v pun pajwfujd laacuaSjpaApu ue qsiM noX J; ■sajjntxu 11 ivqi nopnxnr* oqi tp tupou uoqi nfM jopjo moA •)ujuuGk! JOj «iaaun>xaajjn a[«im[UM oxwai puo ‘qspdmoaov 01 qvjx noX 1WJM Jo inoraaiviH ipiphra uv buau Piuoqc no.c *poo» ijotuaqi uo.< q»ha Xupji om Xom oqi uj nod joj Nkr -J.UP* joaunomo apnjw v oovpi oj ILLIAM 0. LOWDEN. Lawyer. Office over Julius RumBUs Store, State street, Hastings. Mich. W A. SHELDON. ’ • Alwtract and Kent Estate Office. Ab-tract Blocx. HaaUngs. Money to loui ou E<>sd Bdale Real Estate isibr on c minlulou. General con revancing. rlsvtntj a complete set o? AA»stnu-t ttockf, com­ piled from the ftoeonb. ew b'rnbh complete t trrujts. C/F. KKODKH.Clerk. P P. DRAKE, M. D., Office over Holloway's drug store. Office hours from 3 to 4 p. m. Telephone, con nectlng with residence, at Holloway'* diuj store. . , M. FOWLER, D.D. S. Office hours 8 a m. to r» p. m. MITH A COLUItOVE, Lawyers. (Office In Union b’oek. Hastlnr?.) Practice Is all the courts of the state. S Sn pnj;sui noX Ji isooofqvqojd o«n jo wpj uv oaj8 pun •op 01 iqtfuo no.4 i«t(M opjaap 01 noX oiqvua upa xooqtvqi JoXpms otnil V u-iuwqiJaApv joj xoog„ jno joj dstpDApE o; qsi/A n©x ji sjosipeApy ojl Wing's Flexible "Shoe Lacings Pentin healthy circulation and free muvetnent at the lout. No untying or tjuig nece«jary. Comkrtable and durable lor u“ch ladies and gentlemen. AU lengths, blade' and niutt colors, fer both ordinary and sporting lace n£ shoe*, x low ~Eag!ej Specialty < PROBATE OHDEK. ■ Bute of Michigan county_of Bmtt.-ot. AS a MWslou of the Probaio Court for the. 'County of Barry, holdcn at the Probate Office in ih<i«htyatf HaxUnn. in said county, ou nnsdav, The 1BU1 day of Mav.lu the year on* thousand eight hundred and nlneiv-two. Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge uProbate. I in tne matter of the estate of Robert Mtsn r. d^n*rJ*jl«g and filing the petition duly vertObd. of Frances Misner, widow of aald deceased f Utal a co lain lustnunent now on ■Wirt purporting to be the last will and rm of said decwMwd may be admitted to I aad that your peMUouer may be appolntluttix of said will or some oilier sult- \ E. KENASTON, «.» Attorney at Law, . (Over J. s. Goodrear ft Co.'s dare.) Practices In an courtsol the State. CoUectlon> urosipUy attending to. 'ZSnS Irraiu Smith >oJ Clurirt Moltar wre WJ. J. Brooks, an attorney,'dkdI •« gj chloride of gold Inatitute at M.mphh^ ,1W from » nkhfleld tmxr. t« receiving :b» flret treatnwnt for th cure of the whisky habit. Geuaral J. W. Krifor haa been fROBA1F. ORDER. folErodleac fortbe RrpubUojn nominj. cion fur congreaa in th- Seventh Oblodb-..Wivaf llaXTyhnblen at |1;6w'^'nev trict by Gconje W. Wlbon. .. 1 J.HV MamIuiu. hi said county, on wenneat-.- “£v of June, tn the JW one The marriage of Frdinaud of Rounrania HjbLl:nndn*d amt ninety two. and Princesd Marie of Edinburgh will place ax Bucharest early, In November ac­ cording ro present nrrtingvinvnu». ”u>e b. "Mt?“S dsrsitf’ gUffi-JSw Sifts wraSl«»wW «•lhU . ,. Ju,yj John and Cornelius Kearn and Schlicht, v and scuucni, Chicago boys *~J" between ------- —-— ..la 'I year* old, 'were drowned ---------------------------Ml. in a pond while I bathing. They could not swim. ----------------- ------------I The date for the opening of the World’s George M. Dallas, one of the new judges 1 fa|r buildings in October next will probaof the new Volted States circuit court of bly,be changed tu the 2l»t, that being the appeals, has received from Princeton col- j By that day tnat really reiuy corresponds corrrajwu^ in our —calendar ----- -— lege the degree of doctor of lbws. |' tto o the the day of of tho the discovery discovery of of Amerfuu America. . will ... celebrate _ __ _ __ The national treasury department will .. Xew — York on .K.. the 11r>. 12th. T'h«j The regulate the entry of animals imported for j managers of the ‘two shows have agreed to thb, and will ask congress to make the exhibition at the World's fair. Mr. George J. Gould baa brought a necessary change in the law. drove of fifteen Plks from Manitoba to his Catskill shooting preserve, where they It is suited that the high water in the will have bW) ur WM) acres of . forest and Chicago river haacost tho marine interests dale over which to roam. $600,000 In delays, etc. A wagon in which John Brandt and his j E. J. Ryan, wanted at Washington for daughter were riding was overtamed in I — *7-7. cmm. the river at Huntington, Ind., and the ' robbing the Lulled States j pany-of 8W.0W, h» has to» been captured «!>.»• at Den,lrlwodn>«»«L :p. O,ot»W.a». n -ptuml A wheat stack on which William von ; ve*Holt, a farmer near Seymour, ln<l., was ■ An outbreak of cholera at St. Petersat work was struck by lightning and Von , burg is imminent. Holt was instantly killed. ' I An explodun of the Consumers Ice The troubles of dock walloper* at East • works in New- Orleans killed five men. Tawas. Mich., have been settled on the The proprietor, F. B. L«e. wm among the ba*is that each union remains in it* own I victims. . town,but may complete a cargo at either Princess Mtrgaret, sister of the .German town. ’ I emperor, has been betrothed to Prince Dr. Schweinfurth has reached Berlin ' Frederick Charles, eldest son of the land with forty-two chest* of African carlo*, 1 grave of Hesse. including twelve typical skulls from! In an interview published in the Munich twelve African tribes for the use of Pro- 1 Zeltung Prince Bismarck Attributed to fessur Virchow. pressure from Berlin the refusal of EmThomas Bennett of Asbury Park was | P*ror Fronds Jo^ph to grant him an audrowned by the upaettlng of his boat, in d!*,cte, ., . ,__ which be and his son-in-law, Lewis White, Twice within a week men have been were flahi-g 1 ! robbed on the street* of Detroit by women At a special election at Tlflfo, 0., it was who have compelled them, at th. point, of decided tobulld a 150.000 high School build- ' «»volver. to hold up tbdr hand* and sub।* mil to being searched. John Gildersleeve, . deaf farmer, wa. Th. Sugar trust and th. wholesale grokilled by a locomotive near Silin*, Ilk I «« ‘ rUrc'1 A bUtorle eoll«tlon o< rallr^ ttok.u ■ 7'"” will bo ODO of lb. oxblblu u tho World1. “•* •£• *™“ ’J11 ■d fajr so a rebate to protect tneiu from loss. -------1 A special seston uf the Wisconsin legisFrhUy. jnur si. ■ lature to reapportion the xtate into senate The property of W. C. I^uibeqg, in Wa- and araembly district* convened at Madbasb, Ind., wm d^gtroyed by fl^e. • Ison today. John ami Albert Rus>-<-ll were killed by ; lightning while fl-Llng in Balt creek, near York city court to ntwwer to the charge of aa<tultiii4 15-year-olil Sarah Divio, was Lincoln, ills. William Mclutoab, of Manchester, In., shot through' she hnort nr.:! instantly shot himself through the heart on account killed by the girl’n brother, Edward Divio, who is 25 y«ir« oid, . of despondency. Tiu-police at Brusaoh, while trying to W. H. Green, a banker of Hardy, Town, committed suicide by blowing out his quiet a Udy of notions socialists, were overpowered by the latter nud were com­ brains with a bullet. Fire at Atlantic City; N. J., damaged or pelled to cnll upon the military to restore • destroyed the principal buildings of the order. place to the.extcnt of $150,(00. I UVE STCCK ANO PRODUCE MARKETS. 1 Fourteen people were injured In an acci­ Chicago. dent on the Michigan branch of the “Big Four” railroad at Niles. Mich. Followir.; ve-e the <*u .taiions on the Pupils in the Saginaw highschool hazed board of tmie tu i.y: Wueat—June, opened their German teacher, Professor George A. •7»c. cloxed 7SMc; July. «p. nod 7sHc. clxaaxl Kleene, and created a disgraceful same.TMjc; Hcptotnb-r. 7S5fi-, cloeod TSRc. i The Vermont Republican convention Cora-Juuc. cpeuv*i nud clr.>wd &lc; July. u.«. «o. closed M>Hc; September, opened 1ms nominated Levi AX. K. AFuller for .v«criaLK governor opened and F. S. Stranahan for Lieutenant Gov- < ‘•'j1*' opened ,KHc. ernor i I cWd July, o.-ened 385ft:. clowd »ft:; mu u_*« . u. September, opened a»»D. cto«i 3»fti PoraThe sheriff and marshal i>l Creston, j Juno. o|«n.d |WAA c.oeed $1117.M; July, lown, mad. another raid on tho saloons of : opened $10.tM*. cloned $1117ft; September, that place and seized largo quantities of • open© I $11.0), dosed $11.35. Lard—Juno, liquor. ! opened IfiOJH. closed $fl.tu). Rev. Dixon, V4? a,ock. .JBT‘1’ xuiv. Thomas inomiwuw n, of oi New -vew York, xork, has uas I' . v------------ ,-------- -------------„“ -------- KIRKS The Fox and Illinois rivers are now nearly as high a* they wereduring the May floods, and are rising. General P. S. Post has Ixwn renominated for congress by lha Republicans of the Tenth Illinois district. Based upon its new city directory Mil­ waukee claims a iwpumtlon of 240,000; an Increase of 3fl,000 in two years. Dr. Mercer, of Arcadia, Ind., fell be­ neath a railway train from which he was alighting and was killed. Scott Richardson, a business man of Frankfort, Ind., was killed by Che kick of a young horse he was trying to drive. Clintotf E. Dixon, a private in the Sixth Doited States cavalry, was hanged at Omaha for the murder of Corporal WHlPrince Bismarck met with •” b* Read This! L HuHtfil, Agrwalilt, Cleansing, »ad £J«}roSjhi the office of tlI(! r S deeds, for ttwCoasty of Barry ami MirhU-n. mi lb. fourth day of Derewi,.- a h !S7<. in Liber 13 of mortgage*, on "SwEm! *“ ”• •*. rTr"&. muw «l U» MU“ °* J’““ criminal libel upon ex-Afalstanc Corunna- $4.3^100 pU*. light. t4.UQ3.te rough pinking. S&I0&&3J mixed. ixE'iia.iu aloner l£j>ch.’ Professor Barnabas Coffin Hobbs, the heavy packing and shipping lot*. Cattle-Market active and price, alwdy; first president of Earlham college (a aw, real estate and collect­ Friends' institution), died at Blooming­ qnatations range 1 at Ht&dl.tV choice to ex­ ing office OF tra ahipsing at >wa grxxl to choice dale, Ind., aged 77 years. Pai.mebton * Smith, do, $3.b Cjt.li) fair to gooA SXftiQ 115 common The 14-year-old son of James B. Blley, a to medium do, $3. 5^170 butcher*' atoer*, Woodland, Mich. farmer near Moweaqua, Illa, was drowned | Si.ui^l.35 stockera. fcte <fi,iU Tozas .tMra, C. S. Paa.mkrtox. J. M. Smith, while swimming in the creek with hb $3.403.rtG feeder*. $l.lD©a.3) cows. $i00^i75 Notary Public. Justice of tho Peace. father and another brother. balls and veal calves Sheep-Market fairly activeaad price* steady; Hundreds of prospectors ore arriving Dearly every day at tbo new Mahave quotations ranged at $4.(X>aJf« per 1*» lb. county (Arizona) mining camp, where a western*, 8t.0ttin.Z5 natives, »15JaXi4) Texas, amt iXW 17.-.5 lamba. rich find of gold b reported. Produce: But ter-Fancy separator, ISWa , W. H. Pendleton, n Lawrence, Kan., 19c; fine creamvrie*, 17®18c; dairies fancy, grocer, has follad for 8KJ5.000, and Jacob freeh, l.©lfc; No. 1 dslrlw, 13aHc; packing Max. a dry goods denier of Yankton, & D., •took, freah. lOiUc. Kgg.-13HX14o ;er dot. lorn off. Live poultry-Hen*. Ido per lb; hiw been forced to an assignment. spring chicken*. IfiCJlTb p«r lb; nxmlor*. fle; ducks, 9c; turkeya mixed. Sc. Potatou.Burbanka8j©3)c per bushel; Hebron*. S)©Z5c; Five of a gang of six tramp highwaymen Ro*e, ISaiOc; Peerlm, 15030c; common to have been captured by 200 citlz*ns of poor mixed lot*. W»Uc; California now potatnm* II n.. -I.™.!..'__ u. Li ttle Falla, N. Y, D IAM0N DefwKhartnx besumad.Jn.tne eondlUm.. nwnM In the office <> Um ttestaer of !».-< .u for Esrry Coun'V in LberbC or mon cam-, n, ;-aX<* 32C <m> Willett mortgiutn there is <■).,.In.-d b. >-* Cu* st Hie date of Ibis nuUca the sum of fwr hundred fifty-two dollars and t weniy-flw «nt, and an attornor's fee of tweaty-five dollar, pm vlded for in Mid mor^txfe. and uosmt <.r pro rcedfgs al l*w having been ImuUute . to n eover the moneys secured by said mortc;,™ or any part thereof; ' ' ' Now. therefore, hy virtue uf the po«(T sale eoutamrd In said nrartgitg.-. and ti... Monday, June ®7IM statute to such ease made and provided, n-.t, •.. Arthur J. Yea, of New York*die^*.f° Is hereby given mat on Saturdaj tn<trouth day of September. A. D„ j t.-u the doctor* aar.of too ®udh o'clock Id foe fareaocD, 1 shall sell at t.Li taken internally by applying tho current aurtloD, to the highest bidder, at t:,.- iiir. to hb tongue. Nervous apoplexyfront door of the Court Ho'i«e tn the <'.vHasting", (that being tho place wfiert- tlirTt’lrJames Man and hb wife, of Urbaxia, O.. cnlt Court tor liarrv County is boldi-n b.v.bwn married tbirtr-tm jtod premises described tn s»i<l mortgay*-. or •<> have fourteen children, the 7°UDKest.““ much thereof as may be necessary to j,.,y amount dur ou said mortgage. uiUi wv.-u ,..r than 2 year* old, and James b suing for a S he* Probate root. Umnst, and *H legal cos's, toretti-r npi: divorce ou scriptural grounds. ? . OfrtlStth2nWJ an attorney's ten of iwenty-fivo doibr- «•<,/ in the dt? of Hastings. In said county, vnanted for therein, the prrmi-ra la-bivd'Tho proposition to transport the hduro scribed in said tonrtgege a* all tut r:.,.,, in which Jreae James was killed to Chi­ ut'd ahoweonse.if any there be. why the the netliloner may not be grunted. Aud II piece or tup.--’! of land situate in tho tonm-lon cago has stirred th. Mh-ourian. in the1 of UfnrtbJroXed. Hut said .PetlUoner pro no­ of Asania In the county of Barry and <,-4. < i neighborhood to wrath. Tho relic b too Michigan, and kt*own aud descrilx*] n« folk.-, ■ The north half of the southeast quarter of th.sacred lit that neck o’ woods to be made n northwest quarter of Med.-n thirty townlune allow of away from home. north, ot range wen vest cuntaluing ta-Milv Wilhelm Kuehnrelch, in >il fChXc,f“ acrer more or Ir«v. ■ Krft S ” to -wb John MAStaioTT. Assignee ot-Mortgaree. for some infraction of the sUtutes, go hold of a rusty key and sharpening it on Attorneys for Assigned of Mortgagee Dated JuneZfnd. MH, the stouo floor of his cell cut on ugly g»“h (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. in his throat. He will Uev. Commissioner Duclos, of France, who haslxwnm thb country examining our system of inspecting f pork for trichina, says it b perfect. Governor Fifer, of Illinois, has taken ) his household and hied away to Bailor 1 Springs, Ill#., where be will stay during L’ R. TIMMERMAN, Homcepathlc Phyi • siclan and Surgeon. (Office over Lathrop's drug store.) MMn If is ordered that Thursday the the Probate oonty. and neath the rulna, several of whom were HISTORY OF A WEEK. Gooseberries-ILSUper US-qtouiA Ra-mrac©»L30 per 8J.pt caw; bl*c£ •OcOfl.i 0 per 24-pt ease. Blackborrks—81.26 CJ1AI per 34-qt caw. comj. __ „ .. . New Yoiix. June 27. <.JYhoa*~I,a S wlnter cash. »')4e- July. 8CHc; August, MJic; September, sWfc. Corn -No. 8 taixod cash. «»*; Jnlr XUc; A?°*U« mixel cmH. Ac; JBaf, ;^c; ja)y jtu-. ■Angmt, Bye—Firmly held and scare*; car lou. SieMc. Barley-NegUcfcj. PorkModeratoly active and steady; n,M. emm W. Lard-Gulst; July, tf.M; a.i£u£ ~ ~ Cattle-One . Ex-rr Hcvram, Juuo 27. hundred and fifty loads on .. . .----- — ’ L.uktly lower. aivir ana iLigs—Sixty-flve load# on 1 <*- Cora -Na ’ f Oat*—1.0. a <’Mb no. ££ ' Dr. L. N, Lakins The Rectal Specialist, OF GRAND RAPIDS, MICH., Will be a guest of the Johnson House at Middleville, every Thursday forenoon and of the Hastings House, Hastings, Mich., every Thurs day afternoon and evening. At Grand Rapids all other days! He invites every sufferer frotp any Rectal trouble to call and get a correct diagnosis of their disease, time required to cure and cost of same FREE OF CHARGE. Dr. Lakins has been located in the Porter Block, at Grand Rapids Mich., for over four and one-half years, and has cured hundreds of Grand Rapids’ people, to whom he refers with pardonable pride. He treats Rectal Diseases only, hence he is a Rectal Specialist in its truest sense. No matter how bad your, case may be, of how long standing, or who has failed to cure you, he will give you a radical per­ manent cure. Every long continued or chronic case of Piles has produced eitnsr Liver Complaint, Kidney Complaint, Bladder trouble, Nervous Postra­ tion or Constipation. Hence the importance of being cured without delay. Please notice. The following testimonials are from parties within your reach, any one' of whom will gladly * “ give ‘ you all the particulars concerning their case. Mr. Jas. L. Wilkins, ex Mayor of Has­ Mr. DeKubbert is SupL of tliv Widtlltings, says: It glres me great pleasure to bomb Furniture Co. (the largest factory hi state to my neigb’wm trad friends what I the world) ynd during running hours his know of Dr. Lakin.. 33 a R-etal Special- time is very valuable. Inquirers will please consult him any other time at the 1st I had j-i>s for four or flv>» yeqp, and factory or at his residence. when Dakins ha'k niy case, they _______________ , concern:________ —I. bad . I’iie.* To whom it may wouldr.-me down aim<»: conMont!/When\for ten years until cured by Dr. Lakin­ ’ * ' ' ' ‘ “ tart, years ago. I also had a seven- bhulto do b;< f‘» work for over iw.> years. ber trouble, suffered intensely and They i.evercam:’ down trace after the completely prostrated for weeks at a tin.?. secund iicatment and 1 Uhl mure hard work 1 employed eight different phydcl 1:1* in the first 0 weeks after he took my case- Detroit. Grand Rapids and Anu Arbor ami: than I had done In a whole year before paid them over JMOO, but received ii > beue- ’ mid did It with more ease and comfort too. fit from their treatment. Dt. Lakins jFrom wiwt 1 had heard former Gran-’. sured me my piles caused tho bladder trou­ Rapid* ‘aHentifay of him, 1 expected ble and he wnu’d cure both by simply cur­ h -a hse. but 1 was maxed at ing my piles. tl.d»- and radical chant-) hb treatlliis be did over 2 ye^rs ago. I am n <>w free from both dlseares. weigh more a till r.«- : • iced. .......... . . ... I 1.. v^:rtabo! with Mr. DcKubbrr SupLam In belter health than 1 bav> txi-n fun <r -.v A'.drf -omb Fummire Cu u-.d many tuanyyenr*. 1 was constantly getting wi>.-i< other Gran ifoplds people Dr. l.u dns has and 1 firmly believe I would not be living cured, sol: >• <-t them yeaia k.a aud now.but for Dr. Lakins’ treatment. 1 know nil speak ••' id*.' skill as a Rectal specialist of many he has cured, several of whom 1 In the hb-:ie-t 'em-sent to him. I have never known him-; 1 sincerely bf'). ve • «t can permanently to foil In a single instance, Respectfully, cure an? .-jcpue«.no matter how bad ” — . Iaaac DkKi r.i:;::;.’ or how long standing, and I advise all suf­ Res. 207 So. College Ave., Grand Rap­ fering from any RectaLtrouble to consult bliu at once. James L. WtLkins, ids, Mich. . Hastings, Mich. The veteran Baggage Master of the l»Mrs. IL L. Peck of Grand Rapids was G. U. & M. Ry. says: fonneriy a resident of Hastings. Mich. 1 was terribly afflicted with Piles i"-' She says: I was a sufferer from l*tles; oyer twenty years. They affm-ted my and Constipation caused by them ever general health so much that 1 was about since I was a child until a little over two to resign mv position as Bagcage Master ut* years ago when Dr. Lakins cured me. the D. & M. Ry. when Dr. lakins began I wish I might tell every lady In the treating me. I began to Improvd from the land what he lias done for me. very- fif»t treatment and wks *-wn He has treated me for rectal troubles sound and well. [ only but my general health Is- better now This was over four and one-halt I think than it has ever been In my whole ago and I will say I have uotl felt the life before. slightest sign of Tiles iltace and 1 frel at I heartily recommend him to any rfuffer- legal twenty years younger than 1 did ,H‘er from rectal troubles who may bp fortn- fore he cured me. nate enough to secure hla services. H. I. Kmox. Mr. Peck Is clerk at police beadquarters. Res. Nb. 32 Barnett >: Mra. H. L. Peck. Grand Rapid.-*. Mich970 Ninth Are. Grand Rapids. Mich. People sometimes erroneously suppose they are going to be badly hurt by the examination or treatment. Ask any who have been treat­ ed by Dr. Lakins and they will tell you it is nearly painless. JOSEPH ROGERS twice. I am satbfied that be will cure Of Hastings says: G. H. DURKEE I feel a wonderful improvement from Dr. Laklna’ treatment and they are as the Blaeksmlth of Hastings says: Dr. says almost painless. I dreaded the examination and treat­ ment because 1 had been badly hurt before. N. T. PARKER My cas* b a very bad one yet. DrProprietor of the Hastings House says: I am a patient of Dr. Lakins and cheer­ Lakins’ treatment Is nearly painless. CHARLES ANNISON. fully recommend hb treatment to anyone ruffering from any Rectal troubles. •An old resident of Middleville, Mich, sajsDr. Ijtkins says I nm not yet cured, but WILLIAM WOOD I feel as welt as I ever did. The treat­ Of Hastings, says: ment is very mild. I feel much bettar already. The pain JOHN W. WILLARD Horn Dr. Ijikins' treatment is nothing. FRED C, PARKER of the Hastings House says. Dr. Lakins baa treated me Of Middldvllle aaya: . , ’ Have had only two treatments and . n’t felt so well In ten years. Lit- • only no pain to the treatment. Are you still skeptical ? Then talk to ALL of the above and many more whose names ic given or sent to you. Main office, 35 36 Porter Block, Grand Rapids. Mich. Entrance 132 Monroe St Phone at8. . vug �,.;..rr. tmnsiu tr«»f Barry-ss. R»!<■ .U » ‘ and ninety two it _• J Hire 61 ' ;,.r >t tth* riiy ofHfife , PT"MI 1 •ret. '®u Tu.-» fir. Uie > mi. at tea awnek i *<.>* >.>rheanngqnaM rtrt <: Itw of said de.M>n • i tn crested lit «aM ir .u .i *c»sl<*a iff *aJd -In ;h.i Probata Office . in mH County, and ■■ :e.-.rln the prayer of I <■ created. And it lr ,i<j p.■: i. toiler give, nolira ,t In estate. «X the prion and the hearing irtutrd In said County o! •w-k fer tare* •iR'ceMlTt ,1 dtv.d hrtr ng. ‘uluinbla. Pa- suffered from liimwr. t>ll he w j perfectly choo'.* have been closed threatened epidemic of burry fhiottgh with ft with tw mntfff ex- thar from Arkuiteuw in forty-one, an petition as will seem consistent" didn’t come away till about a year ago. "That’s » capital idea, fur it would be 1 have bred in seven different statea. but’. extremely awkward for ns if the old treargy beats ’em all. Would ’a’ staid woman and boy should come stagger Ing thar only I didn't have no land, an I was ; in there from Georgia -and assert their tired n-rentta. Ever been in Georgy?’ j righta.” 1 "Well, yes; I traveled through there a < “There is one thing that makes inc f0^ ye;ifs ago”-----think Barnaby never sent that letter to , -Never beeu tor iuraxpouBy's Ccrve, I ' Georgia, and that is no word has ever recktm? That’s the rio'bvt land on the . coma from the parties tirere, rmd it canid fate of tho earth-right in the bend of . not have been leas than a month Ago that Suds crick—an would fetch a honored । ho wrote, if nt all, for it was burly in ‘ bush?!# flf corn to the-ocru”-----i August thdt ho died," ’ 1 “Ever been iu the neighborhood of , “That’s so so-just —just a few few^yjbefoTQ days before 1i , Ringgold? ’ - - ” asked the ----------tall stronger. -• dropped .. *-\ in rm73you fretJi:from ____ iMlvil tho great th, tall | xtrawr -Ever been thar? That’s my ole home, 1 Rockies Ilockic of Cojorado, Cojorailo. where 1I had been i4?en 1 [ know myself. Glad - ter nee some one | •»nK!»ged in ah rffisuccesaful search for. that knows about Ringgold—1 am, by j gol.L” . v , .. Ert.l ye stop tbar?’ ••And keeping out of tho reach ot tne -Only a short timo; I waa ouly."-----I officers of the law,” broke in the voice of । ..Qjdn't git acquainted with Joe Mugr* tho tall man with a chuckle.. ’ that v<./ the L".vcr7. . i reexonr Hu s । ________ uuuoue. | ~~Vt9““w*u,unt*lxrttUJo®M^Fa i "Exactly,” ..Fwn.-tiy ” — replied plied the. tho other, Other, "but uut iI er tbauncle * of mine ‘uiver —been j1 thar mayor > 1 rackon? six times, He's , fancy neither of us has any an wautel- ter run hiiu^er sheriff, m/w___________________ ------ ’bnsinees that * ernn-ft.. IM j is liable to take us back to Ohio.” I |xu jgdd he was gittin old'an didn't ! “Not if wo can avoid it." was the re- • ft(e| |ike wrastlin with lawbreakers like GRIM DEATH BUSY. The -3£=< >isc»ciATioM.i»ea I TER in.' \\ IS SUHPRlSEfe il GM Al '&■ i hr wf then: ainxirticd •,.* f« re him. Kig-;".by had linishrd •.•••■: ■ for tho night, - om ptairs. Light!i:p which citon a table ;I . >.n.iU Ihai'kcjumj n w.'ll worn volanMs, f •::«!!>• at them for setdrew forth a work on an.! ».-ating himself .■: hultDtriuwt and studious •’drz ifL»nle.l him so much ! pleasure as those short ■•.* rkit-.g hours, when ho • ‘b.is room and be alone . . Tho Riggfbys were were costly in those : .' i. not often that Dan •-.t luxury of n new book. . *11.111 collection of vul' <• aso were two works of i- V.icar of Wakefield,” by > .1 ■’The. Fair Maid of ;-IVukirSrott. There were ••••hen he had come into • -ia. but now deprived of -ir.d. worn with much hau­ . i ronn? to resemble “huge : . Yet they were the • i the cJllection. ■ t a '"iok.in the case that r. ,'d over and over again - ind how often ho would u.iv to come when he could !>• / .books of which bo had --‘.ssion of which was his Perth. TE fin hour he sat there absorbed •f'?re him. then returning ’ - the bookcase, ho hastily 1 • vinguishing tho light •:u:-he lay there listening - ' -f tho rain on the roof 4 ■ f the wind without, till : f ilrowsiness stole over hit;, n w.ui just dropping into • u the siiund of voices in tho adjuni n aroused him. Ho recog■ cii.-1 • • I-d-rnging to the two ' copied the nort room. ■:> ■-rd partition separated the tw.> r and tho voices were quite WuibJe. W• ': '-nt any intention of play­ and th ; i ■ r. Dau could hear what '"I hi the first words he recognized Hr. v. '■ the tali man. "I am ..f; ■ ' pinion that we can’t get , ’ • •‘ '■ ■ l i nn .i; any tooquick-oice, in low but distinct "D-> you think we are running any gnat n-k?" ..sked tho short man. . *Tm -u raid mj.” "But the interested parties are a thou«aod utiles away, and there is no way in which they .-an gain any clew to tho buMnesi < we are fools enough to Uli item. ‘‘Btit I an nm sure of that?" •‘Why/ ■ "As I u-.1 before 1 am not sure that Barnaby diq not write tho letter notify­ ing the •.•.-.ziiau and boy of tho death of our client. nud of the will he made." "That place- mutters in a rather unptewmt ulmpe." ’ Jt'V--li-td. If old Barnaby bad ‘livl a tw davs sooner it might have ttved ns a deal of trouble. 1 never uuciisl him fur a partner-, ho was too coMrientimus entirely. Of course hi* tuuue dr>:w a large business to onr firm, but he threw away many golden opporhttitiea of making a handsome thing, finiply because he was"—r"Tf»j honest," supplied the voice of the "lOTtmn with a low laugh. “You could complained of on that score.* ‘‘Wo are two of a kind," was the re‘0!> "Ent to our business—we must | NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. .. DOUD, Train at Work. Section * Prof. A. G. Elocum, of Corning. N. Y., has been elected president of Kalamazoo College at a salary of 925U0 per year with an allowance of 8250 fur moving expenKb. C. 1 FATAL BEAE-ErfD H. McGurrln. of Kalamazoo, has I COLLISION. again broken the world’s record by writing ■ 304 words on a sheet of paper in one min­ ute with a type antir. __,MI Po„pi r,. t HARRUnritG, Pa., June 25.—A terrible wreck aud destxuction of lite occurred this Wm. Thomas, of Plainwell, h In po»•rBslun of a copy of Harper's Weekly of July 5. 1683, ghlnga.full account of the military uiuvemi Mm at that time. The followers %f Grover Cleveland In Plainwell have challenged the adherents of Benjamin Harrison to play a game of bail, each man of the opposing trains to be a voter at the coming election. morning. The western express (train No. V) w*» divided Into tWo scctioni. The flrat motion was stopped at the Dock street crossing, in this city, on a block, and soon S. D. Towers, of Allegan county was •urjirined last WcdC by finding » water snake over five feel lour hi his hammock. Chl- Sucb COHDEKEO Flipcs Meat Makes an everyday convenience of an old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each package makes two large pies. Avoid imitations—and Insist on having the NONE SUCH brand. MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse, N. Y. Fred Parr and John Smith, two Allegan after ft had started the ongiue of the seccounty men traded hom-s recently. Smith —V.---------’ * to’ be running —’ ond section,wUt which seemed ply. “But to the business—do you think i he jn younger days; but ale Joo 1 r.ml afterwards thought that he had the worst wo can trust the woman to do tho im- war a jWWerful man iu liis best days— tast, ran Into the Glen Eyre, a sleeping of.the deal and wanted to trade buck. He roach, occupied by tho Westinghouse fam­ went to Parr's and tried to take back the '-perjcfiMing actT — I i powerful. Saw him lift a log that three ily. horse by main strength^ but he wa badly “I am sure we can." used up In the attempt. Allegan county vlucigfl, KaUmaics l( Uff *“ faU to “*» M in ; meu couldn't budge off of the ground" The engine aud Mvvral cars ot the aec- lawyers now have an assault and battery "Never heanl of him,” said tho tall Scott at the proper time?” , time table. 6 ca-e to try. and'aeetlon ran iuto the carsot the first ‘■Sb.ll b. on bn,,a, n,,.er fwr_„ ’man.. "But 1 was trying to tjrink of People of all political faiths in Allegan In effect June jc. j«2. Did you giro her the particulars of some one there—thought perhaps you section,aud nine i«r*ona In the latter were tlie business on handy • ” Of might have heard of him—his name is I killed and from thirty to forty injured. It county are kicking because the court Ils reported that none of the Westinghouse house will not be opened lothem for hold­ “No: I’d rather do that bv word nt Riggsby”----Stxtlon". ing convention*. people w.re seriously Injured. Among mouth. Letters sometimes prove to bo . _ ,------- ...... dencod awkward things when they fid? crowed thb landlord's face, nnd for a those killed was Richard Adams, a fur­ Eaton Rapids Is talking of putting In a into the wrung hands." * moment ho almost discredited his ears.- । ulture dealer of this city. He had gone to creamery. A visit to some of their slater uMuvuirea iua ears. Philadelphia For In­ Then, -------------as a smile oFaclf pride crossed his >■ in that city. with his wife, who remained towns might save something. >'°' ’honU “*•” b«®“ Tu“~. " “ ~;k cT«’.r ju iuc vrosaeu ms stance there is a creamery In this city that Richland J face, « enriasu «- •twinkle —fr.ee. ha'said, he said, whila while a Crewy ... cau probably be bought cheap. • Five Mead Bodie* Found. Milo........... shone in hi» eye: It ten t too lat, ret—rappou i Mndr Five dead men were lying nt tho dead □nJer yo«!” «-itp u 1QW |au^k y The Eaton Rapids Journal says that Delton .... "Yes—I knowed n Riggnby—lived house of the Pennsylvania Railroad com­ Dlovimlale nearly every day It is asked to rai*e Its tibultx....... nigh ter Ringgold — tisixl ter haul logs hraTY' ’» » L"“'l I.l.nu Whnt pany and several of those taken to the voice In fayor of getting some factory or ter Paxton's mill—olo Simon Riggsby— Harrisburg hospital are reported to hare '■"*Ukl>"pa”c’’ other t<» locate there. Thb Is just what II ASTI KOS, know him?” died. Several dead people are still In the that paper 1ms been doing for the past five Costa Orave. “Let me see,’’ and the stranger drew wreck. The doors of tho- hospital were years. a>tl, mon Ungb.,1 at thi, remark, ami Editor Fairfield truthfully says Woodland locked as soon as the injured were Inside, money and not so much wind Is necessary w.,H some pttpets from his pocket, aad glanc­ th, eunrematiuu was bnA-en off and thu authorities refused to give out towcure manufacturing establishments. Fto If. ing at them said, in a sciuxely audible afrhy'Wl?l?d “ • "bemd.v.r, Landing .. names. Detroit ... wu.J that puwl |wtwMn tho two tone. “Wife of'Simon Riggsby’’—then The Eaton Rapids Journal reports a Grand Rapids aloud, "Yea, it wasStnon Riggsby. Gan It Is ascertained that six were killed— balloon ascension, circus, merry-go-round, •trangota, remalmsl silent, hardly know, eight strangers and Adams. Fifteen per­ street fakir, three fights and any number mg What to make ot what ho had hoard you tell me if he is still thereof sons are now in the hospital here, all more of plain drunks all in one day last week. "He left thar a year ugo." Buttons. or less seriously hurt. The second section And It wasn't much of a day cither. "Where did he move to?” over, and that was that tho two stranger, of tha train was behind time aud was run­ "Ter Kansas." were connected with some business that A great big scare was caused .in Allegan ning to make it up. The trains were tele­ SOITII. A look of profound amazement, not last week. A young lady received per­ wa, not altogether honorable. That 'unmixed with apprbheodtm. crossed the scoped and the euitincers nnd firemen of mission from the maternal side of the Kalamazoo Ar. East Cooper Lv. they had entered into a plot to defraud both trains «*«ca|ied nt Mtrt. Rlehland Jimc't faces of both the strangers. house to go and take a boat ride 'with a • The l.i«i «>f C *»rluunte«. some one out or an estate that had been Cressey .... "Do you know where he is at pres­ LATER.—Tho list of victims Is partly young gentleman and promised "not to be Mtto............ kft by a man; who had died recently was plmnly evident from their word, ' ent?” asked the tall man in a careless given below: Following : are the identified gone more than an hour." Ot course none Deiton .... It isn't usual Cloverdale dead: Richard Adams, Harrisburg; Kate of the party had a watch. 8hulO....... W'v ti',c .p-'‘rtiw to 60 detrandod? tone, though there was a gleam of sup­ Gingerich. Norristown, Pa.; Mrs. Uriah In sucb cases. The sixty minutes flew by. Taut they iivel lu Georgia eras plain, pressed excitement in his sallow face. oh so quick. Several hours passed and Hastings Hecbriar; Daniel M*ao:>. Hagerstown. Md.; "l.do. I am .Simon RiggsbyT and and >te that was tho native .rate ot Dan* thelaXJX.;S n Wfr De Cour., PhlWtfphis; John the daughter had not returned. A search­ Coals Grove as well aa hte parents, ho could not help the landlord advanced and held out his , Hnymoud. iiamsburu: R M. Wiblock, ing” party was farmed and about one o'clock WoodtaMi but rel more than a pandng interest ii |M at night the couple were found qulctly.sit- Woodburr i Cleveland; E. M. Whitlock, Pittsburg. I la r>. j Amongithe injured were the following: tlng In their boat in a secluded place in the it. « onld he be JustiiUd in using the Lansing ... WNTIXUED i J.,N. Aitkin, baggage-master. Phllndel- river. But perhaps that searching parly Detroit............ ‘T’ '‘tf'dhhtwlly gained? They want to feel pretty Grand Rapids. j phia; Mary Anden-oo. JetM-y City Heights; wasn’t mad. »1 Dau asked Inmxelf over and over. The J George Burnett,'Trenton, N. J.; Miss A. certain that something has happened to more he thought over tho matter the J. B. Wllsoh. 371 Clay St.. Mmn^burg, • S. Caritetur. ickeaburg, 1’a; Fred Col­ the fellow before they bunt agniu. on signal only. . f Nos. A and c will not carry passeogen unless more convinced ho became that a great l's.. says bv will not lw* without Dr. King's ' ’berg, Brooklyn. N. ¥.; AV. T. Eiutweek, - ' Little Benny Wade, sqn of Editor Wade. provided with fre'sht train permits. wrong was atout to ba committed and New DUpovery for e<»i-ui)iptl<ni. coughs East IJlierty; J. A. Fluck. Palmyra, N. train* will be ran at the convenleooa । only three years ot age. had presence of ofKrelght the cnmiwtr. who reserve the rijdit to change . it was his duty to u*e all honomble and colds, that it vurftj his Wife who was J.; W. B. Parsons, New York; Perry Lan­ mind enough to hand a stick Li A. B. Taythe Uimot s ic'i tnUn* without notice. means within hu power t6 prevent it threatened wiilj pneumonia after an attack dis. Phlladelphls; Professor Smith, Balli­ lot’s son. alKiut the same age, Uho had W. S. Dgvrixn. Gen't Manager. .. . ... . other ..................... various :etn- tW>re; W. H. WtMikard, porter sleeping fallen Into the river, near Uie new grist H. C-Cmytkc. Gen'l P. & T. art. But wluit could bo do? Thi* question b« of "li» grippe."wlwn '______ cou.l nut answer; bathe was reeved i ••dlr* and several pliy^ldans had done her j CBrmill, telling hh little companion to hang' u<» Robert Barber, or uoaksport, I to lay the whole matter before liis on. which he did until assistance came to THE CUBA CITY TORNADO. Pa , claiins Dr. |King’» New Discovery has ; the rescue. The ‘brave little Wade ' ‘ l’oy/r* parents on tha following morning and ■done him more eood than Anything lie j ought to be given a gold medal for his abide by their decision. For a long time ho lay there thikldnff »*ver Used for hmg trouble. Nothing like j judgment.—Fennville Dispatch. MORTGAGE SALE. It. Try it. Free trial lH»ttl«« nt W. H. ' Galena, I1L, June ‘33.—The village of over what ho liad heard, till at la*t ha Goodyear’s drugstore. Large buttles 5Uc. I Roy Jackson, a seven year old Lansing Default having been made In th-: conditions ot Cuba City, Wia, about fifteen mile* north youth, climbed to Hie top of an eight foot a certain mortgage made and executed by Wil­ felLdslt-ep. and 81.00. of here. was. devurtated by a tornado monument being exhibited in front of a liam I. Mead an J Nellie K. Mead lii-« wife of the The sun was just throwing ita first Fierirlc Hitter*. Wednesday evening. The »torrn swept 1 marble shop. There was a large ornament city of 8t. Paul, State of MlnnewKa. to Henry Elnehout. durd Soptmeber tblrteenth A. D. b**VX^..?CroT.tho Iovel W€,t0 of Prato® This remedy is becoming so well known everything in its path for a distance of on top. and In some manner the boy lost VB1 and re<*or<led In the office of the Register of and filling his room with a warm, red and so popular' as to need no special scve.al miles. Every business house in hl* balance and pulled the top piece off on­ Deeds for Birry eo-intv State of Michigan on tho light when he woke. Hastily dressing mention.' All who have used Electric the town was totally demolished. Not a to himself, both falling to the ground, the twenty-first <Uy of September A. D. im In I ; Ltber .'13" of Mortgages on pages 177 and 174 | he descended the stairs to the office, Bitters sing the same song of praise.—A tree, windmill or house h left standing ornament striking him bn the back. lie which said mortgage was duly assigned by said ; ** where he found his father already up. ’ ' purer nwdiHue docs not exist and it is between Cuba City and Hazel Green. Henry Flnebnut io Daniel Striker of Hastings . lived but a short time. . Michigan by assignment bearing date the twen- I The Htone dwelling housA of George “Ye didn’t see anything of a letter gosrantetsi to do all that Is claimed. tletli dayoftMay A. D. 1--.0 and recorded In Wilkinson was the first object of the cy: the office ef said Register of Deeds for Barry ' about the house, did ye. Dan?" asked Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of clone’s wrath. The building was blown SCHOOL COLUM county Michigan on the tenth day of May A. D. : the liver aad kidneys, will remove pimples, f , Mr. Riggsby as the youth entered the Iwdls, salt rheam nnd Qjher Affections I down, stones being piled high on JHSJ In Uber r,*j" of assignments on page 313, i which mortgage there Is claimed to im due room. “Tliar was one, come fer ye: r.UM.1 bj Hupmr bluod.-WUl urivv Wilkinson ’s bed, which was ... ..................... ™ otherwise Conducted by Enoch Andras, County Sec­ upon at the dale of this notice the sum of eleven hun­ retary*. Horses hitched to buggies mother in the evenin mail, but 1 malaria from the system and prevent ns unoccupied. dred one and 11-100 dollars and an Attorney fee ! lifted ui^u high nnu and iu in some coses cases sev set • Un the *J1st inst there (occurred In dis- Lof fifty dollars provided for in said mortgage . •Irapped it somewliar an it can’t bo well as cure all malaria! fevers —For cure were uiicu down without injury tnnny jards away. ! trict No. I Assyria, the first formal grndu- Mnd nosult or proet—at law having been i found." . of headache, constipation and indigestion instituted to reenyer tue debt secured by said I Windlasscs and pump* were lifted com- "ting In a epuntry school in Barry county, mortgage or any part thereof: Therefore by •T haven't seen anything of it," re- try Electric Bikers. Entire satisfaction pletcly out of cisterns nnd wells. A new j The program consisted ot an essay by each virtue of the power of sale contained tn said l guaranteed, or money refunded. — Price 1'1’J^ Ban. "How didyou come to looo church was destroyed. Care were blown ' member of tire ciaw with a liberal admixt- mortgage and the statute In such case made and . 50 ctA. and Sl.eo per bnttleat W. 11. Good­ Eovlded. notice is hereby given that on Friday over. j ure of music. The whole thing was ex­ n nlncUMtith day of August A. D. IKK at ten it w»« Ticklish Traveling. | cellent and reflected much credit upon both o’clock in the forenoon of aatd day I shall sell at | “That's just what 1 don't know. I year’s drug store. Mr. Harker’s home and .Mr. Gilhatn's 1 teacher and pupils. The large room was Gbhc auction to the lilgfiostlldderat the north put it in my coat pocket, an it must mt door «>f the eourt house, in the City of drupped out somewhar about tho place.” ’ The best salve in the world for cuts, | ice house were struck by lightning and de- ' filled with patrons of the school who came Hastings, Barry county. Michigan, (that being Though Dan and his fatner made a bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, (ever atroyed. Lumber in the yardwwas scat- bringing huge lunch baskets and generous the place where the circuit court for Barry tend in all directions. The Northwestern | supplies of ice cream. On July 1st simi- county is holdem the premises d« scribed in said thorough search through the house, no sores, tetter, chapptsl bandit, chilblains, mortgage or so much thereof as mar be neceatrain which reached Culm City soon after | Jar exercises will be held in No. 0 of the sarr tn pay the amount duo on said mortgage trace of the missing letter could bo ■ coni*, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ the over me tornado iwnnuu onl? only travelled u»wuruu> w the iuc rood rvau in iu ( name township on which occasion this dis- with en per cent Interest thereon and all legal found, as tho reader will readily sur­ ly cures piles or no pay required. It Is safety by the aid of a lantern, which was 1 trict and No. 5 will unite fur a picnic. easts together with an Attorney fee of fifty dol­ -guaranteed to give perfect siulsfactlon. <»r carried ahead of the engine by a man who lar-. as provided therein. The premises to be mise. money refunded. Price 25 cents per box walked all the way front Platteville with The following is the report of district sold and being descritwsl In said mortgage are “It beats all," commented Mr. Riggsthose c« rain pieces or parcels of land situate For sale by W. 11. Goodyear, the druggist this guide for the engineer. No. 11. Irvine, for the second month of all lying and bring Li the township of Hope In the by, a puzzled look on his countenance. the spring term: No. of pupils enrolled SO; County of IMrrv and State of Michigan nnd de­ - When a Jackson alderman is absent “It does indeed,? replied Dun. scribed as follows, to wltt Tl>» west half of the * average dally attendance. 35; neither tardy THE WORK OF THE STORMS. quarter, the ea*>t half of thu sooth­ “I expect we’re guin ter have trouble from a council mw-ting a find of 825 is im­ nor absent, 11; No. tardy, 1; Eliza Glrvin, southeast west quarter aud the southwest quarter ot the *" f ' with the cattlemen,” aaid the father in a posed. teacher. ■ north east quarter of section number thirteen tn town -two north of range nine west. troubled tone. “Ropes has been lookin The Peoples’ Advocate is a new paper ;। Chicago, June 25.—One of the worst I No. 7. Irving, Nellie Yerrington. teacher. Dated May ,'t. A. D. 1KC. fer some chance ter raise a row with published at Chesaning by Miller * War- • Daxikx. Stkikkr, Days taught, 39; enrollment, 16; av. at­ ' features of the storms this week is the | , „ Assignee of Mortgage. me fer some time, an the trouble 1 hod ren. tendance, 14: uol absent, 4: not tardy, 8; Dan/rlSthikkr. । dninagu to street*, over thirty-five miles j with him last night is liable ter bring I No. of visitors, 5. Attorney In person. ' of which are left In a terrible condition, j matters ter a cressis. As soon as ye No. 4, Prairieville, N. Slossou. teacher. ’ It is estimated that <35,000 will be required 1 eat yer breakfast, Dan. I wish ye'd ride Enrollment. Sb; to place them iu condition. The telephone i For term of ten weeks. over ter the crick an tell a few of the wires suffered considerable and large i av. attendance, IV; not absent nor tardy, eettlers how tilings air goin. 1 look fer When Baby vrojick, « ff*ve her CMteria. • gangs of men were busy all yesterday un­ 8. trouble right away, an it would bo a MORTGAGE HALE. tangling them. Outside the city the dam- 1 No. 1, Johnstown, M. Coleman, teacher. good idee if all the settlers in this part When she became Mi* "he clun< to < aflorU. Notice l« hereby given that default baabeea age was severe. Railroads were washed 1 Days taught, 39; Enrollment, 17; not tardy made in the paymeut of the money secured by a of the country knowed it. Tell ’em ter out and ^rafllc was practically suspended V: tardy but once, 5. mortgage brarion date the twenty first day of on all n^D.|h< Cr<>^ 1 No B, Assyria, .lull* Donovan, teacher. April A. D. iMI. executed come ter my house an hold, a moetin ter­ hr David E. Fero and Harsh A. Fero hit wife, of the Township of night, an we’ll see what can be done." Just how much damage ha* been done to I Q«roilinenL 10: av. attendance. 18. not Emmett la the Counts of Calhoun and state of “AU right, father,’’ answered Dan, Mk-tynn. to Amelia Joves of the township at crorw b not tary toeatlmatc. The general i “hsenL 6; nut tardy. 0. ‘ Assyria In the County of Barn- and btaM of and ho left the room to do up his morn­ Another vein of real Is reported to have report b that wheat andoaU have suffered Flora Ellis, a pupil of this 9cb®°G J,aa Michigan, and recorded in the office of tbo RevIweir struck at Saginaw while a well was . ing chorea. .. .............. ... not no:liern beenatment absentfrom from school schoolor or tardv tardydurdur­ tster of Deeds for the County, of Barry. Michby the storm, ........... but that corn«... ho* »____ beenkbut A few minutes lathr tho two strangers being dug. Can any other lean. In Uber 31 of Mortput'-v ba pace ki on the little affected. As harvesting is in progress ing the pa*t six-years. 231 day of April A. D. 1SH nt U;<so'clock In th* came down into the office. Two Grand Rapids women have jtjst In­ the heavy rains will delay it. A special country pupil show so good a record? forenoon; that said mortaaira was aulr assigned -Mornin. gents," greeted Riggaby.' herited SI 50.000 from a dt-ceared eastern dispatch says that grain is Imdly lodged said Amelia .lories m .lames Cnvbrnore of Memorial Day exercises were held in bv i'ecnfleid, Calhoun County. 'Michigan, on the "Quite a pleasant mornin after the 4-ylntive. for twenty-fire mile* on both sides of the No. 5. Maple Grove on which occasion a Sunday of March, a. D i.*m by an asalitnment storm." ' — Mississippi. fine flax (the work of the teacher. Miss dulv reconled on the Rtb day of April A. D 1V4 at s o'clock tn the forenoon, in the office of Cyclone Havoc at Harvey. “Very pleasant.” responded the tall Powers) was flung to the breeze. A large Ute Register of Deeds for the County of Barry. A cyclone at Harvey, 111., blew down a amount of additional blackboard has been Michigan In Uttarn of Mortgaoes. on uageMA; man. "What is tho prospect of fixing dozen houses and injured a uumber of put In the school and a 11 of International and that said mortgage was further duly align­ up the old stagecoach'? Do you think it people, but thus far no deaths have been dlctlonaryqmrcbafled. Thb-district now ed by Mid J .irnes Cash more, to Andrew 1) can be patched up to carry us to Scott?" Etheridge of the City of Battle Creek. Michigan reported. has one of the pleasantest school rooms in by aaaiznrMtit dated the !3tb day of MareaiW. "Yes; I’ve jist seed ter that, an I found and duly recorded In the office of the register of the county. a wheel in my shop that will do in the Hastings graduates a class ot 17. Mid­ place of the broke one, an 1 don't think Masok City, Ia., June 25.—A cyclone in the Corenooo. tn IJber 3C nt Mortaakes, on ye’ll have any trouble gittin through all and wnu-rspout passed over Chickasaw dleville one of 11, Nashville one of fl. page K2: that the amour.t claimed to be due on said m rtgaae at the date at tills notice Is the Washington Gardner delivered the ad­ sum .Maillol, are irjilitf t*' Jrt aevi-ral county Thursday night, killing one per­ right" ot TO. "That’s good; we have some important C •unties In that secllon to hold a union son, fatally Injuring two and slightly In­ dress before the graduating class at Midbusiness to transact at the Fort, and juring cloven other*. The eastern part of MlevIHe. "Does It pay to educate” was lulr there. the state b flooded. Every bridge on the his theme and it was presented In a mas­ should hate to be delayed any longer tn paying the montys secured thereby. :tnd no A 17-yeitr-old girl near Port Huron; has Chicago, Milwaukee and Sl Paul road terly manner. . •alto- procMsling *i law hu been luoiituted to than we could possibly help." skipped from hutne to go with a crowd of between Monona and McGregor ha< been recover tbo debt now remaining secured by “Certainly not, certainly not," replisd saJd mortgarre. or *»v part th-reof. 1 A Neighborly View. ' washed away. Notice la also hereby given that In pursuance Mr. Riggsby. “But ye’ll have finer olreus riders. of the power of sale contained la said mortnea Free Methodists will hnld a camp meet­ travelin terday than if ye'd went on in and the statute iu such om made and pro­ to be very quiet people. ing nt Pomona Station, hear Cadillac, from ' Chicago, June 25.—Three passengers of the storm last night It was nasty Mrs. Spinks—Yea, the walla are very Tided, the premises descriix-d in *n<! enriod a north bound cable train were caught be­ thin, and I a'pree the mean things keen bv said mortgage, to wtt: All that jdee- ot Und weather, an the wind was blowin hard June 29 to July 4. To.V'‘‘,p *f AMYWa in tho enough ttr take the hair off a man’s A copyright has been Issued to R. M. tween the car and the wail of the JuiSalle qul.t to hear what we aay.—N\w York head. It's powerful windy in Kansas- Sprague, of Wayland, on u:t outline, street tunnel about 7:15 o’clock Insp even­ W<‘klr. “History by Centuries.” ing, receiving severe iujurh.-, from the powerful." of which one man may die. The “It is quite disagreeable in that re­ 0. E. Lanphere, until recently a resident effects injured men are: William E. Feiera, com- 1 of Coldwater, Is now running an usltieh spect.” remarked the tall man. pound fracture of right log, abuuldera aud ' The V tercu (*cvrn.'nllM—Yon In bn'tla! "ft's more ’an that—it’s aggrivatin, on farm on the pacific coast cheat bruised and iutenutiiy L.jured. may I believe you would fe.at at theam-.-ii of nearly pesters tho life out of me. It’s a Mattis Tiismk of Houghton, was sen­ die; J. P. "Robinson, left leg bruised and powder. The Dude (stoutly)—Nevah! Didn't 1 heap windier 'an Georgy." ■ tenced to two years at the Marquette prison right arm cut, taken to his home; uni­ dawnoe three waltzes with Mr*. Madeup, “You have lived in Georgia, then?" 1 dentified man, left baud cut and forearm for criminal assault. Asubkw D. ETHearnoa, said the tall man. a look of iutereslfsud. briiiiied. The car was thrown from the and wasn’t my none almost touching her— Lewis La Fever, 70 anti Alma Lanre, 18 her complexion all tho time 1 dawnced? denly appearing ou his countenanof. were married at Adrian Monday. The! And I didn't faint once!—Pittsburg Bulla•Lived thar! Reckon I did; -'"want tin. ------- --- couple hall from Blissfield. I oRfflAl Deac y • Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’* Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. �Commencing Friday, July 1st, 1892, ] We Will Make the LARGEST CUT I I BEb ■ Koon ■ 5U ITS and DKEUEK5 Ever Made In Barry County. . Note - thie - Prices. A full size suit in Mahogany, Antique Ash, XVI Century, 20x24 German Bevel Mirror. * Former Price, $20.00. A Antique Oak Suits, hand carved and Rub Polish Finish. Former Price $29.00 O Antique Ash Suits; Full size, 24x30 German Bevel Mirror. Former Price, $22.0C A full sized Commode, Ash or Maple. Former Price, $5.00. During this Sale Cut to $ During this Sale Cut to $18.50 During this Sale Cut to ^^585 During this Sale Cut to * 3.95 - $3./y f — Dressers, full £ize, in Ash, ' Mahogany, Walnut or XVI 4LQ Century', 20x24 German Bevel Mirrors. Former Price, $10.00. During this Sale Cut to $7.50 Combination Dressers, Finish, Antique, Mahogany, Walnut or XVI Century. ___________ Former Price, $8-50^ During This Sale Cut io $6.00 During this Sale Cut to $9.50 . O I —. - 2ZL 4 Dressers, Finish, Antique, Mahogany, XVI Walnut, 24x30 German Bevel Mirrors. Former Price, $12.50. Century, Suits in Mahogany, full size, 22x28 German Bevel Mirrors. Former Price, $20,00. Extra fine suit in XVI Century Finish. A beauty too. Former Price, $25.00. 14.85 | During this Sale Cut to $ 16.00 During this Sale Cut to $ :■ SEEING - IS BELIEVING. Call and examine-these goods. The workmanship is first-class. The finish is perfect. We guarantee every article. We also guarantee to save you from 10 to 30 per cent, on these goods. This Sale Will Close Saturday, July 17, 1892. TERMS OF THIS SALE, STRICTLY CASH. �And now for the glorious 4lb. PERSONAL MENTION. Get you flre works at- the dry bakorv Monday C°°k WU ,U DeIlun on huslnesa Don’t forget the [Firemen’s dance. Joly 4th. Over 81,000 In prizes will be given away July 4tb. W« haw made a big eut on flowers now; also hats, at the Racket. New crop tea on hand. It you want good tea get some ot it ’ Hams a VanAhman. Don’t yotr dare buy millinery unless you get our prices first. Thin Smith. Notice. Another racket ou all millinery goods for the next dD days. Get our prices Pircc Smith. Wn13 We are right In it The largest stock of boots and s-boes In the city at the lowest prices. Baxkhvpt Stohe. The concert in the evening of July 4th, will take place at the corner ot Main and Jefferson streets. POWDER Absolutely Pure. For less money, we put on more trim mlng on our bats than any house In tbe clty.jtrlhe Racket. Q. b.. Remember we put more and better trim­ ming on hats (or the money, than any bouse in the city, at the Racket Don’t Kick “*d"‘ b“iD'”,ri’ - If you buy a suit don’t get what Mr. .nd Mn. u. Striker will fam next week for Petoskey. want. If you can Silas Stafford was in Plainwell last week ca.llng on old friends. us before yo i b iy you’ will find just what ln Xare looking for, and at the right price. Mr*.-John ren*rit»,i vu |0 Gnnd BapliU fruerta,. * S iIaz«l. of Kalamazoo, friends hero last week. visited Spary Phillips was in the Valley City yesterday on business. In Straw Hats, summer coats and vests, black alapaca coats and straw goods. As we are anxious to sell goods we will give you low prices. Judge Smith made a business trip to Graud Rapids Munday. Mrs. IL A. Carnabam, of st. visiting Hastings friends. Paul, Is Prof. Eugene Davenport, of Woodland, was lu the city yesterday. - Judge Page, of Petoekry, visited friends here Munday and Tuesday. We rise to state that we have a fine lot of 4th of July goods. You can get a nice Mlles Main relumed from a visit with display of fire works for a small amount relatives lii Illinois Tuesday. Hams VanAbman. Ex Senator Patterson, of Marshall, was Don’t wait Did you ever regret a dollar invested in educattun? You never will. in tlie city on business Munday. A UH* and you see you Call and see us. Be on hand promptly July 5 to enroll In’ Misses Maude and Mabel Trego are vis­ tlie Hastings Summer Normal. iting relatives in Graud Rapids. Dr. Lakins, the eminent rectal specialist of Grand Rapids, has the names of quite a numtier of our well known citizens in his ad. in this issue. Look it over carefully. The south side bakery Is prepared to serve Innche* at all hours. Tills should bo borne In mind at all times. Call on us when you are in the city the 4tb. ’ W. E. Aixago. ^(Miss Etta Main gave a very pleasant re­ ception In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buekhout, of Toledo, at the home of Mr. aud Mrs. Julius Russell Saturday even­ ing. • CHiCAGO ILL. roinbining the com.For sale by E. STAFFER HASTINGS, MICH. Residence propa bargain. Ea- W. H. Schantz. L. E. Knappeu. of Graud Rapid?, was in the city on business Wednesday. Mrs. Ferris. Rose and daughter, Mias Myrta, are visiting friends m mis city and vicinity. Prof. J. W. Matthews, of Grand Rapids, is visiting friends iu this city aud vicinity thia week. Mrs. E. Y. Hogle aud Mrs. Ruth Mudge expect to leave Ucxt week to visit friends in Buslull. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Whitcomb are spend­ You ran buj- an angel’s food cake at the South side bakery for nearly what tlie ma­ ' Ing a couple of weeks visaing relatives in terial would cost you, the price being only Van Buren county. 35 cents. And they are made by nn ex James Smith, who has been visiting pert baker too. friends in ibis city and vicinity, returned No such low prices were ever made on lu Detroit Tuesday. furniture before as F. W. Greblewill make Mrs. Ixiren Rich, uf Hammond, Wis., is : during his special sale of bedroom .suits expected to arrive to-morrow to visit her and dressers. Ills adv. on our 4th pnge daughter, Mrs. b. M. Fowler. gives the prices. L. L. Holloway, of Kalamazoo, took ; When you are In Hastings the 4th, re- charge of the drug store here during the | member that I am prejiared to feed the .sickness of W. - J. Holloway., । hungay, refresh the thirsty, tickle the Mrs. George; Bradley returned to her small boy with fireworks, please the young I ladles with Ice cream soda water and lee home iu Grand Rapids yesterday after u 1 rreatn, choice fruits and fine confectionery. few days visit with her parenta in tlie city. t ' ‘ ; ( i j R. MUDGE & SON Mrs. Susan Bentley left Monday to visit friends In Vestaburg, Mt Calm Co. A. E. Rknsks Mr T J. Bush has been engaged as Imokkeeper by.lbe Hasilbgs Furniture ManuThe register of deeds received for rec­ taeiuring Vo., and will begin work July ord on Monday a mortgage for S4.WO.000. It was given by the C. J. A M. R. R. to 1% Mudge left Tuesday for Mt. Clemens, the Central Trust Co., of New York. It was given for the purpose of taking up to try the virtues of the mineral walers ot outstanding indebtedness, ami to build ex- that place on an obstinate case of rheumatensions. lisiu. Great Special Sale of at ARCHIE Hc’COYS Two stores this week UNRIVALLED BARGAINS Will be at home about Aug. ist. Dr. Franz Willison, of Eaton Rapids, ' Fans. Yes. there are fans, anil fans. lie has RusXell has fans, endless varieties of fan*. was in the city over Sunday, ; all/styles of fans, the ven1 handsomest opened a dental office and reports pros pee is fan*, some that are not so handsome, large good. ; fans, small fams, medium sized fans. Miss Bessie Willison left Monday morn­ : And the prices? They rmige from two ing for Toledo, where she will spend the cents to 82.00. summer with her slater. Mrs. Walter Two bakers are now required to do the Buckhuut. > your artificial teeth If »o •-■ndniie dotlxr for baking at the South side bakery. When Mrs. T. J. Bush and Mrs. R. T. French, •Idrr. You can apply it Mr. Allgeo started in a bag of flour would of Middleville, were in the city Saturday .... life, atui no mxtter If u->t li.mil hold flrtr&y In the last him nearly n week, while now he um-s to attend the reception given by the Mrs. over 1,000 pounds weekly to supply his W. S. and Carne Goodyear. HVS3A ST). D. D. 8. trade. He also takes the lead for tine White Cloud, Chas. I’almatlft1, of Banfield, arrived In Michigan fruits candles and ice cream. the city Tuesday, aud lett for Gladwin Co. Buy the Milwaukee Jr. binder of Messer yesterday .morning, where he wili preach Bn*. A Reynolds. -The test of ability is the gospel during the summer. success.’’ Judged by that test, the Mil­ waukee Jr. has proven/ its worth, and is Jolly Major Anderson called on friends July 9th at two o dock entitled to stand at LXe head of tin- pro­ here tue first or the week. There aie no fession as the lightest weight., easiest run­ clouds when Major is about liis geniality Bv order of Committee. and contagious good humor drive away all ning, best working binder made. but happy feelings. No man is ever more , When you want millinery goods go royally welcomed here thau he. eiacx-p. iu. ! where they are. where satisfaction is gunranteird. where prices are right where While iu town July 4th call and sec our t». 'iVedne-^lay. July isr'i. xt 2 p. j quality and styles, are the latest That Is 81.25 ladies tine shoes with patent leather ! at Hassell’s. Make no mistake In the tips. Bankkupt Stoke. i place and you will make no mistake in Do you use spectacles? John Beastlier getting what yon want at satisfactory h is the best stock in Barry county. Prices prices. the lowest. . Y'The prospect* fur the Summer School In Ladles are especially Invited to W. F. this city are very flattering, a large num­ ^IKtyLrtTION • ber having already signified thuir determi'* Doelkvr’s to get a glass of ice cream sod^ to attend. The term begins July lie also ketfps flue fruits. SO quires; nation 5th. Classes will begin work the first day. John Bessmer reports very good sales In This Is a golden opportunity for earnest watches the last two weeks. Good goods f«»r MilvertlM-meuH young men and women who are preparing and reasonable price i are w hat does It. rtiradays at latest to tor college, normal school or high school Give us a call. \V<« will please yon. work. . Price cheap. Fire-works given away with That races help any city is proven «T I every purchase at the Bankrupt store. the experience of Sturgis. Though the Wm. Alden Smith, of Grand Rapids, place is but little larger than Hastings, yet ikes’. they will have four meetings there this has kindly oouMnted to address the repub­ icrseif proud on July year. And that they intend to continue lican club on the evening of its organiza­ imhllng them Is assured, for In 1805 there tion. which will be Tuesday evening. July will be a big ••Futurity’’ race, for stain’s 12lh. Mr. Smith Isa good talker and ■■Hi retains Its prestige a, n amounting to over 811.000. and for which should be greeted with a large audience. race 108 entries hare already been made. TheC. K.4 8. will «e" tickets for one :he Flrerami’s dance in Un­ A snake charmer with a cure-all patent fare for round trip on July 2nd and 4tb. ion UH j;i:y 41|It medicine to sell invaded town Munday. good returning not later than July 3th. Trnlnc will pass Hastings as follows: i h".e companies will com He succeeded tn unloading a goodly stock Going north—7:48 a. m.; 11:45 a. m-: 3:5*. of his wares, and the general health of the community may be expected to take big p m.; 8:15 p. m.’ Going south—8:07 a. m.; H Hoyt gave an enjoyable tea l»oom from this time on. Tbe maowho DM p. th : 5:18 p- m; 8:35 p. m. lo mrh*M friend, last evening. M thinks that snakes have no plaer In oHnOn the afternoon of July 4th, W. F. Conn- tn the 4th prepared to stay to the merce should have seen ibis fakir rake In DoelkK will send up a balloon In front of his confectionary room In the ShfP’rd caJthe dollars wltir them. nremen s dance in tlie evening. . A„,on« l»ek llw art«l» A better program of sports has never ^Tbe supervisors inet last week and be attached to the balloon will get a good prepared, than tire one here this adopted plans for the new coort house and jail. Tbe court house will be substantial­ prize. • From two sources we considered sellable ly like the one In Howell, modified In some ■J?* wl!l be In-m lime to respects to add lo Its convenience nnd ap­ wo were Informed that the Infant child of -hnwJ’,”f Itr' Lakin. pullenu as pearance. Tbe jail will be a handsome Mr. and Mrs. llmderson. living In th* 3rd -n in hu ad. iD n,|, |rtu(L structure, like tbe one at Muskegon, an y ward, was smothered, accldedtly In bod. It appears smaller. Both building* will be as nearly and we sobbed last week. r,,HT™ *bebr»t and cheapest X thb Bn mistake, the attending SfaX" ,b,n fire proof as such struatures can be made: and when completed will give Barry coun­ physician staling that the 4eetb| was from ty a couple of public buildings of which It natural causes. Dams A VanAbmax. bas no need to bo ashamed. At the coun­ The Michigan Central will on July 2nd. ot “'lit" dress r»da Just ty clerk’s office can be seen the elevation 3d and 4th sell excursion tickets at one Tboe'oodkmth' of the new buRdlnxs. lowest first-class fare for round trips to all jwVl '•""'d ,o !>>'•’« When yon are casting about for a place points on its lines west of Detroit river ex­ Me fa suraX'we‘,'r°finl“' to spend the “glorious fourth” and enjoy cept Toledo division; also to po*»J*s <J“ It, you will wisely decide if you shall Chicago and West Michigan and Grand fort^rf W1"’" JOU wan) "ompthlni: nice come to Hastings, where every effort will Rapidsand Indiana Ry’s. Tickets limlled mt ,lon't knnw what t0 S'1- Ije made to give yon a day of solid fun and to return not later thas July 5th. T^ket* comfort. There will be sports of a very not good on Main line trains Nos. 5. «. 18 of nL U‘h ’,dft b,ker’r and M. A. Giu.max, Agt. cewfar n??® “•ccaroonx. Something interesting and exciting kind—such as tbe and 20. for lifting, bulvery Qlce great Ijosc race ar.d bicycle race resides little itAm'1?’’ lia‘ a,’onl completed a flue other •<p« r 8’0) nnmernns to partlcu ar­ Tc Rent. ize. Aud n L ad of running the cbaure *»h Th,. •f'lr“-‘,,f'’r his own uw on Wall of having yonr bead blown off by a lot or On the corner n Broadway and MID. 301 ' PltiiwAl WM Purchased of the venerable fireworks, you can see an ex­ Two lane w»U furnahed connecting ntnninr , * C0«nP«»Jr but the engine and cellent 11 ty, rendered by a fine troop, m J ovms. first fl o-. Good boarJ convenient. Ke’|»/ WM1Ima,,e by he and Wallaee A central and pleasant location. Refer­ rhe entertainment will b® tO Wtiffor tiir a m0* dandy and ’flairs or their combined mechanical icnius. Come to Hastings if you would etSoy Joly ence exchanged WHEN YOU CAL NEWS. 4th. •WESELL GOOD CWTB1NU OR NOSE.- rj A AT r/t ■* O _ AV /j \ \ \JT I V JTJ- 1 V J kJ / THE "TUE BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST." 4tH Yon bet! Hastings is going to be right “in it” the 4th. We're going to uncage the grand old bird for a scream or two and go right in for a grand, glorious, rip­ roaring old time of it generally. There's going to-be more fair and excitement than you can shake a stick at, so you’d better make up your mind that Hastings is the place. Come early, stay all day, don’t miss ’the hose or bicycle races, or the sports, or the open air show, and don't go home until after the last dance of the Firemen's Grand Ball. Make a day of it—it comes but once a year- Make this store your headquarters, and depend upon it that we can show you the largest sto -k of clothing as well as the largest and most pleasant sales­ room forclothiuf in the city. ’ T’S just as a gentleman said about them the other day—we’d have to lock up such Straw Hats as those at 50 cents, if we didn’t want to sell them. It’s such trade-shots that make this store every day more popular; or as folks coming in say. “the busiest store along the street. �Hastings Banner. I li. W. Franete has purchased Thursday, June 30, 1893. has left tbe employ of IL G. Hale. state for summer bills for particular*. ’Xi,? IK-ij! t-dU -tore mis action and invigorate tiw User. The Detroit Exposition track has lieen reloamed. the turns thrown up once more, and the management claims It is the best half-mile ooarse in Michigan. It is a bail practice to lead the colt bealde ito mother at such a high rate of speed that tbe little one has to run to save its dl*trnce. Drive »tow so ’die colt will learn to To get the rust oql gf knives, rub with A large amount uf lumber is beipg sold to tlie farmers around liere by our two lumber- merchants—John Kjan has disp<utt*d of a large numbef of binder* and mowers within the past few weeks—Tbe death of Mrs. James Ryan occurred very suddenly on the 23d. Canse heart disease. Mr*. Ryan ws*. with her husband, one of the earliest settler* of this town and lived to see the wilderness give rway to the sturdy blow* of the settlers ax and expand Into a beautiful region. Her husband and children have sustained an irreparible io**. The family wish to thank tbe friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympa­ thy In their hour uf need—Harvey Adams met with an accident while working, at Delton last Friday. He fell from a scaf­ fold to the ground, a distance of about 20 feet—Some ot tbe farmers have commenc­ ed haying but the weather is not very fa­ vorable—AYthis writing Mr*. Obed Cham­ berlain is very sick—Quite a number of hands are working on tbe new hotel.' emery powder and oil. Vinegar battle* may be cleansed with crushed egg shell* In a little water. If the color has been taken out of silks by fruit stain*, ammonia will usually re­ store it. A little glycerine In a gla** of tepid water, used as a gargle will sweeten the breath. If not very dirty, light silk glove* may be cleaned with dry flour: otherwise waab them In cold water. By rubbing with a flannel dipped In whiting the brown discolorations may be taken off cups that have been used for baking. A horse remembers only short words and these are sufficient for nil practical Equal parte of unsalted butter, strained purposes. Never say whoa to youx hore^. unless you want your horse to stop.'-afld honey and wheat flour make an exceBent when you do say It In a firm tone. Teach salve for sores or burns. him that It means to ttop, no matter how A small quantity of glycerine applied to fast he Is going. "G$t up” would mean to a window glass when perfectly dry will start, and one or two word* may be used hinder It from frosting. when you want him to go faster or slower. North Barry. If every horse knew the meaning of these A small piece of charcoal placed in a pot Albert Adams is building a new house— with boiling cabbage, will. It is said, pre­ few words, and every driver used them only when they were needed, there would Bert Shedd and wife made a visit in Prair­ vent any disagreeable odor. ieville last Sunday-School will ckwe this be les* runaways by frightened horses. To clean straw matting, boil three week in district No. 8. MIm May Forby is teacher—Miss Frank Bostwick Is getting quarts of bian in one gallon of water, and OUR COUNTY better—Mrs. George Bostwick was called wash the mailing with tlie water, drying • George W. Francis and son have pur­ to Augusta last week to visit sick relatives it well. An English lady declare* that mustard chased the grocery stock of D. A. Green —Albert Flint and family Spndayed at in Nashville. Mr. F. is an old merchant Albert Adams’. plaster on the elbow will cure neuralgia In the face, and on the back of the neck will in Nashville and well known by all. Mito. cure Ilin tbehead. The Nashville New* wonders if their Wool fs mostly' sold and delivered at To clean ornament* of alabaster, dis­ running team will get any place in the 4th prices from 23 to 2d cent* per pound, am! of July hose race here. They certdinly solve liorax In boiling water aad apply without shrinkage—W. C. Towne’s 114 ought to get some place, as Nashville boys sheep averaged a fraction over d jxiunds with a cloth or soft brush: rinse carefully generally make quite a hustle when they per head—Spaulding A Wiliyun*. of Milo, aud dry in the sun. go In on their muscle. Also bring along since the 20th of last July have purchased some of your best bicyclists and capture and shipped loi carload* of wheat—Our some ot the prizes in the three-mile race. merchant carries a fine line of goods and A cablegram from London says that the * Harry MqKevitt. of South Boardman. 1* well satisfied with iris trad#—The berry original portrait of Pocahontas, paintai In son of Mr. and Mrs. J. JI. McKevltt, of of wheat Is full and plpmp and ahead! of 1*112. has been seen rad for exhibition at the straw, and still the straw is ripening Middleville, returned to the parental roof last week accompanied by his newl v mar­ up In good shape—The conditions of our tlie World’* Fair. The portrait is owned ried wife and was gladly welcomed by rela­ meadows are such that bay tedders are in by Eustace Neville Holte; of Leacbam tive* and friends. He is a successful tele­ great demand—Jones, of Prairieville, in­ Hall. Norfolk, who I* a defendant ot John graph o|«rator and will live in hUL own formed the writer he could liave sold TO Rolfe, whom Pocahontas married. neatly furnished home when he returns to South Boardman.* Tbe wife of Rev. E. E. George, formerly of Middleville: died at her home In Rock, ford quite suddenly last week. E. H. Troy, who a number of years ago walked a distance of eight mite* nnd re­ turn each day. from his father1* home in Gaines township to attend our public school, and later clerked for Cap. Sndtiv in the hatdware. stopped off lielwveu trains recently and shook hand* with .a number of old friends, who, with many more, will be pleased to hear that he is a full fledged M. D. and has a fine practice at hl* home In Banfield. E<:. has married and ba* three verv pretty little girls.— Middleville Sun. z While playing with anotbir l*by one day last week. Lawrence Cllue, of Woodland, fell upon the ground In snch a manner as to break his right leg. Chas. Norwood and wife have every rea^ *on in the world to bclievi* that Chlldret/s Day Is productive uf much besides form: for upon their return home from tlie exer­ cises Peru last Sunday nlgnt, they found upon tbeir door step an infant child, ap­ parently about six months old, snugly en­ closed In a basket. Said basket contained a considerable amount of baby apparel. They took the little one In, and Charlie now sings ‘’Rock-a-byc-bajiy" a* handy as a father of twelve.—Delton Breeze. What might have been a fatal accident, but unfortunately wm not. occurred at the home of Hiram Lumbert, five miles east of the village on Tuesday ot this week. Mrs. Lumbert attempted tu build a fire, and It did not burn very well, and she aided it by pouring into the stove some rubbish which was In the ash pail near by.w The content* of the pail aided very materially to tlie pro­ . gress of the fire and Mrs. L. was just about to close the slove when an explosion oc­ curred which came near causing total loss of eyesight and might have caused death. Several pieces of wood from the stove strnck her about the face, and her eyes were filled with ashes aod cinders, causing temporary blindness. Dr. Bauglqnan dress­ ed tbe wounds and the patient Is now doing well. The explosion was caused by a percussion cap nswu for exploding dy­ namite that had In some way found it* way Into the rubbish in the ash palL— Woodland News. hay tedders If he had bad them—-Corn Is doing well, and ought to, because it is in good feed—The Garrett Bro*, on the John­ son farm have 72 acre* plowed for wheat —Pasture is abundant—Rain,.rain, rain. Fann work behind—Why so' much rain for 1*»8? The writer has a theory (only) and thinks that there is an anology in the ■mount of rainfall am! an unusual uuniber •of National convention* tn be h**ld lu tbe • U. S. this year. First, the Methodist* con­ vention at Omaha, which in earnestness ot debate and language used to a stranger if he had happened iu at time*, he might think be was in a democratic convention. Second, the Prt sbyterlan convention at Portland, Oregon. Here the freedom of belief sometimes called herfiay nnd the fu­ ture stttute of the Infant bad to be settled. The Heavens were In convention. Ther® came the republican gathering ot Giants at Minneapolis. Giant* met Giants In friend­ ly strife for supremacy. Result satisfac­ tory to the great mass of people. There water wa< at a premium, and very little fell. .Then came the notable Tamany gathering of Tigers \at Chicago. Water wa* at a discount, and what an outpouring of rain we bail. Thl* week the great gathering ot prohibitions al Clpclnnatl on the banks of the Ohio. We might expect fair weather now If not from that. Now you see them and now you don’t see them. Tbe People's party gathering next week at Omaha. 1 do nut predict much rain from this lot gathering but much wind. Mr. Editor, am I not correct In theory. I. e. tliat these cunvenilbn, are in a measure re­ sponsible for the large amount of rain. Carlton. Hurrah for Benny is tbe cry of the G. 0. P—Mr*. A. Donally I* much better— May Tinkler of Hastings Uin town—Quite a number, from this place attended the race* at Hasting* last Friday—Wm. Vester has nearly 20 names for a select school. Tutlon only 31 per month—There wa* a large crowd at the exercises at North Carl­ ton -Sunday evening—John Draper of Charlotte Sundayed in Carlton—W. New­ ton ot Nebraska 1* visiting in Carlton— The boys have a foot ball and can beat any other club In the state—Grapes will be abundant crop this year. Grant Robart and Seymore Meyer of Blanchard are calling on Maple Grove friends this week—Mrs. Win. Griffith Sr. Strawlierries are quoted at 31.00 a bush­ Is visiting friends In Kalamazoo—Mary el at Hickory Comer*. Griffin goes to Petoskey this week to Our county exchange* all speak in high spend I he snmtner— Elsie Robart returned to her home at Blanchard this week—Mr terms of the Hastings races. and Mrs. Wm. Bivens were at Hastings Freeport is unhappy. No photographer la»t Saturday—Some of tlie farmers have there. . begun haying—Quarterly meeting at the Freeport hn» a lively wool market this U. B. church July :id and 10th—A. E Rowljr was at Battle Creek Tuesday of this week Mrs. Ella Gibbs Is visiting relatives In Grand Rapids this week—Burt Brown has returned home from Saginaw, where be has been attending school—l<ast Sunday at the M. E. church. Presiding Elder Muter preached ’Sunday evening—Satur­ day there was 108 loads of wood marketer! In oar place price ranging from 33 to 25 cent*, and seemed In good, condition—Burt "'McBain met with with quite a serious ac­ cident by the round of a ladder breaking, while he wu standing on It—Gea Rich­ ards ha* sokl 32 Empire binders this seaaoo. Who ean make a better showing In Barry county—Roy Cahill ami wife visited hh parent* Saturday—Hired help la |n great demand. A heavy rain Sunday night has post­ poned baying again—Dowling will celebrale tho 4th at Boyd’s grove with a picnic. Speaking nnd a bowery dance afternoon and evening—Miss K. Mack entertained a friend from Chicago last Sunday—P. Stev­ ens and wife of Yankee Springs visited relatives here last Sunday and Monday— The quarterly meeting at the M. E. chureh . test Saturday and Sunday was well attend­ ed—Mrs. C. Gorham hrs returned from Kalamazoo—A. Ormsbee and. cousin were bone for a weeks visit, expecting to return Monday to travel with Pike's sliow again. Remember our annual school meeting district No. 5. Assyria Center will be held the llth of July—Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spinney, nee Kate Tompkins of Galesburg visited at C. W. Tompkins’ the fore part of tbe wrek—Mary Wil&ix entertained an aunt and cousin from Kalamazoo last week —John Tuckerman has purchased a fine new organ—Mrs. Chas. Bejgtr is v«xy sick —The strawberry. J* wliHus but awfully sour owing io (be rainy weather—Mr* E. Tyler returned home to Vermontville Tuesnav—They are getting ready for another contest here, to be held In tbe near future—The Center school and Bill* school close to-day with a picnic In R C Fruin's orchard. The Ellis school will have pn>m6(l<iti exercises —pretty fw haying—Walter Power* Is having hi* house at the center repaired. Frank Wright and family of Montan will occupy tho Unsen lun ranmenad b.jlo, Uun.llUpld.Ta, Monnd hera-Aifa, Burp, wm Uw or™ UUlmk -Eurnu BnjmonO Utt ttoUj-An, U. d. ST” ""ft*?,« j"’2? f’V*/* .cions tor tine car, ot under S*“1’ bren in.de. «»>' >“«' oon«l(tn»wnu *" reported soon *■'» tropical eonntrtea. Tier Corann-rrlal ■caocWlan ha. decided to irtrnult ncoMt tor »“'» liU.lt troni rortturai at the' Wortd • S • About reentj-eto '»!«•<■ ■"**'“ made arrangement* toeend axblblt*. Adopting Her Father’s Gospel. The refrain J o atory to which a friend called tbe Bystander’s attention hna been ringing In bin mm for many a day. A little girl’s pious father wa* wont to comment bitterly npuo the evil thing* he aaw and heard, always ending bis dennnehttion with the consolatory reflection. W ell. It • none uf my busdne**.” One cold winter day the little lady waa out1, riding ih the city, wrapped Id fursand closely in warm robe*. when she saw a child ot about her own ago scrambling along on the Icy pavement crying bitterly, the tears almost freezing on her cheeks. She was very poorly clml, having wjy some rags al-out her feet, leaving tho toes bar* to snow and frost. The sight made a deep impression on the little one’s mind. All day long she could talk of nothing but the poor, nigged little girl; and in her prayer before retiring she a a* moved to lay the matter before the Lord in tbe following addition to her ac­ customed nightly petition: •And O Lord, I saw a little girl today. It was awful cold and there was snow iu the street, too, but she only bad on a thin ragged dress ami no shoal st alb Oh, dear, she did look so cold, and I did feel so sorry for her, but It Isn't any of our busi­ ness, is It God? Amen.”—Chicago Inter Ocean.___________________ Ad Odd Superstition. Two girls sat dunking coffru In a ladles’ restaurant. One pt them hall just put the cream In her coffee and was about to stir it with a spoon, when tlie oilier suddenly cried out: “Don’t touch it. Kate! Don’t disturb it for the world! Try and take it up without breaking it.” , “What is it?” aiked the other, starting bock iu alarm. “Why, don't you see? Titeru’* money in it. Look at that piece of silver floating on your coffee.” The other looked and saw a round white spot about tint size of a quarter floating on her coffee. Pope Leo XIII has shown the deep In­ . “Slip your spoon under it and take it out terest he feel* in the World'* Fair and In without breaking it and you will get America by deciding to exhibit at ihe fair money that you don't expect. But if you some of the rare treasure* of art. literature disturb it in taking it out tbe charm will and history which the Vatican contains. be broken. Ob, poor Kate! You wou’t Archbishop Ireland, now in Rome, ha* get any money. It‘a all gone..” The two fair beads nodded in sympathy cabled this Information aud naked for space for the exhibit. Tlie Vatican con­ as tho ’.ring-arunnd-the-rasy iu the cup tain* a collection of art anti other treas­ broke into airy nothingness and disap­ peared. —Detroit Free Press. ure* which cannot be duplicated and which arc priceless in vblue. The exhibit will, no doubt, contain many of the most interesting of the.->o treasures, and will at­ tract, fwrhaps, more attention than will any other one display at the Exposition, 'lid* action by*the Popewil certainly tend to increase greatly the Interest taken in the fair by all Catholic countries, and thus render it a greater and more Mccessful Exposition, and oite in which the entire world will take pride. To Hon. Thomas B. Bryan and Mrs. Potter Palmer, as well a* to Archbishop Ireland, is due much credit for using their infloence to effect the result mentioned. Exhibits from the Pacific coast states for the World’* Fair will be charged only half regular freight rate* each way. The Transcontinental Association has made a decision recently to that effect. Full tariff on the forward Journey arid free return are the best terms thu* far offered by the other great traffic association*. Callfurnla's exhibit will l>e fruit* largely, and will not be returned, hence, it wa* deemed rea­ sonable that a ml net ion should be made on the forward journey. Tlie London Polytechnic ha* already booked more than MM) for the World’s Fair tour which it ha* undertaken to manage for English artisan.*, and the number is being Increased daily. These excursion­ ists will visit the Exposition and inciden­ tally see the sights of New York. Phila­ delphia, Washington. Chicago and Niagara Fails, on a tuta!j»xpense, including trans­ portation l»th way*, ot about 3125. They will be comfortably lodged, while In Chi­ cago, In Dr. Moody's bible institute, and In barracks on a block nf ground belong­ ing to Marshall Field, the n»e of which ac­ comodation* has been donated by the gen­ tlemen named. Thirty-five of the forty-nine states' and territories tu the Union have accepted the birildlng site* assigned them on the expo­ sition grounds, and have submitted to the construction bureau for approval the plans of the building* they propose to erect. Nearly all the others, it is known, are almut ready to take like action. Every state and territory, with perhaps three ex­ ception*. will erect a building. Quite a number of these building* wilt lx? repro­ ductions of historic structure* such as In­ dependence Hall. Washington'* Mt. Vernon home, old Fort Marion, etc. They will occupy the northern portion of the Expo­ sition ground* and will lie surrounded by walks, lawns, shrubbery and dower*. They will be used . as headquarter* for state boards and visiting and as receptacle* for. exhibits of slate resources, etc. The food fish of Wisconsin, which is one of the beat fishing grounds in the Union, are to be shown In a fine exhibit at the World's Fair. The state commissioners have appropriated 83,000 to defray the ex­ pense of preparation of the exhibit . The Wisconsin World's Fair board bos decided to exhibit at the Exposition two Htatue* typifying the culture, energy, and progress nf tbe wotih-n of the state. It was tiie intention at first to have only one statue, but two designs were submitted which arc nut only uf superior excellence but of merit so nearly equal that no de­ cision Ix-twecn them could be well made. It was. therefore, decided to make use of botii. fbe designer* arc respectively Mis* Miner uf Madison and MM Mears of O*hkiinh. "Iter phnw. “"I™ What is CASTORIA CMtoria U Dr. Samuel Pitcher*! preecription for Infants Mrs. Amanda Paisley For many years an esteemed coEmunieaat of Trinity Episcopal church, Newburgh, N. T., always, says ‘ Thank You” to Hood's SarsanariUa. She suffered for yean from Jteadam and Mcrofata sores tn licr fact, head and car«. making her deaf nearly a year, and affect­ ing her sight. To the surprise ci her Irtcr.dj Hood’s Sarsaparilla Jias effected a wire and she ean now hear and see a* well Merer. For full particulars it her ease send taC I. Hoou « Co. LOwrJl. Mass. HOOD’S PlLL3 »re fcanfl made, and era pas. nSTSCUTSRUS other Narcotic raHtanoe. It 11 a harmlou rabitituto for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its’guarantee is thirty year,’ use by I Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worm, nnd allays 111" Ot Co«s mlvel »it or S««r. to b ‘ feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting pour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves SF5X&“a«^ PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, County of Barry-m. o«oe to ,rsj- p/XT” ' lh"'” w- X'nnUOM. Judo „ dji»Ujmaur« ra,„lltt«P,,niX, ^oWWoSS.'-i,^ ns- Castoria assimilates Cas. Castoria. Castoria. - auusa U«>W.U rt.pmKortMrenna X recommend It a* superior to uy pewcr. jxion ‘ known to me." H. A. Aacnu, M. D., Ill So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, 5. y. Da. G. C. Oaaooo, remedy for chUdren of “Our pbjHlcians in Qto children-* depart. Interest of their children, and use Castoria in- and although wc only hare a®ot„- <,Mmedical suppUe* what is known u nv-uUr > castoria I* the morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful down their throats, thereby lending J** PHltteaer may uot he • favor upon iL" Uxrran Hoserr*:. *>n Dirrmuar, OU* JGHIGA “ Iht Nuija HAvruto*---— M. A. GILLMAt 1,200 MEN Working day and night on Victor Bicy­ Go to DR. LOWRY S ami cles and do not hav.- your eye* fitted with cyiproduce them fast glasses or spectrtblek In or \ enough to supply the -der to have your eye sight preserved into bld age. the demands. eyes should be properly esam lined and the right kind ot'si ■(glasses worn. Hr. Lowry । keeps a large stork of tin- fin­ ! est quality and greate-t vanlety of eye glasses and specta i cles at his office^ wliere you lean have your eyes ex;.:’tied j at all tmes. THE VICTOR LEADS. IT’S A “JIM DANDY,” The stock of lumber and shingles lalely purchased by Benthy, Tomlinson 'Si Rider. Aftheir yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and studing-. ... . 1 he latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. Their No. 2 shingles are “just tbo sweet for anything.” ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A SEWING MACHINE ? If so, buy of the man who sells at the same price to the poor man or woman as to the rich. He wont charge you $55 for a poor machine and sell tbe same style of machine to an­ other for |25 as do some dealers.. Oh, no! »^“Xi1«1HSX,3T5a« la just as good to Trav. as the dollar of the rich. Of >«U«! court then in t* ho'd«u .rtthe Probltl. ? ■» W.Bakir&Ct, toria Is tho Children’! Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. The Dollar of the Poor Man & tbe ptGBrtXDSold Dy Oro«« tho food, regulates tbo stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. praytnitbat administration of said estau*^ in Uw forenoon bi' l-T <*“• ' j, .leUelou’. novi teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Act on I new pitnctpla sew Da. Miuu’Pnxa Breakfa: and Children. It contains neither Oplnm, Morphine nor SHRLEY W. SMITH, The Victor Man. Gov. John Miller, of North Dakota, re­ late* an instance of what ia being accom­ plished by farmers in tbe Red River Valley of Minnesota and North Dakota. He said S, J. Leland, near his town of Dwight. N. D., boucht IftO acres ot land in tbe spring °V891, Jor *”J raised crops Hut season worth the salary of a government clerk, in excess of the coat of his farm, as per tbe following statement: The World’s Fair authorities have de- 4.IH0 Bu. of wheat, at *te........ «V| m «0 .. oau.atsoe............... ist.do dided to bear the e.xpenae of transportation of such works of American artist* abroad 3.TM50 Oidacting cmt of tend *j xeoojo as may be offered for exhibition at tbe Ex­ position, and are accepted as exhibit*. Cases of thia kind are so eotr nion* that This action was taken with a view of se­ curing as complete and representative col­ they are a tnig In Ute news market oat lection a* poaalble from American artiste. Adrian Carter Is home from Bay City on a visit—Miss Orra Smith of Woodland Is ?!?M!!n5Vew dMys w,,h Wends here— Albert Hafner attended Ums graduation exerelj^, al Haaltnip—H,,,, Andrn., Ward GrlblKtn ami Genru.1, Galfrr ot llaatlon CJrdr Franrla of Ukr (Mrna. Minnie Dlrtrtck ot MMiUwUte and Frank (klxcr or Uoodhnd wnnr atonaa lira jn-upln from George Wilson, aecn-tary of the World’s out of town whoaiftndnl rlio mmnnnw FaW bureau of music. !*„ returned from a «« ramfan .t tiw „w„ b„„„ two umutha’ tour of E Europe Lou o'rain Ud Haute. u,« hnoera *“ Z “.T” in the inter- . sSES™«S SSI “ <«■«» vtlui-d at morn chan isO.OW* AU He selta Tlie Light Running World Renowned. Domestic, The New Home and some other first-class machines. He will sell you a machine for a small payment and the balance in monthly payments if desired. It will pay you to call on him before you buy. Needles, oils and parts for all machines, T. PHILLIPS. Office at �e Dutch Process No Alkalies He Will Lead the Democratic National Ticket, Your/Aotber Otfier Chemicals rrc. itsrd GROVES CLEVELAND WILLIAM TELL TO USE NO OTHER f^fl preparation of _ SOAP FOR LAUNPRY ANPHOUSEHOLP the Ticket. purposes than . Seulon That Laated from 3:30 P. M. Vulll 3:50 the Neat Morning—Vigorous Fight of the Tammany Men for Delay and Equally Vigorous Determination ot the Ex-Pn-siilcnt’a Friend a to Hare a Vote, Which tilvea Him 010 3-3 Vote* —Tariff tor Revenue Only Platform and No Free Silver. I jinical, It isear superior to anyother in the market ' (tastaisr.Mass. _______________________ CHICAGO REM: *.1 Chicago, June 22.—The national Demo­ cratic convention was called to order in Che Wigwam yesterday at 12:42 by Chair­ r->v^ M A firs ZKID • E. Stevenson of Illinois Named for Second .Place on 5H0KE Cough scibrifMS* NO. 35 Don t delay balsam IN THE Office at FORDS' HOTEL, TUESDAY, JULY. 19. .! YEAH OF UNRIVALLED SUCCESS! Dr. Holman S. Humphrey, Who hn< v‘"lt<xi thia c<»jr one day cncb month fbr the past year, his done uxii« > xixitlertt profiaalunal work and nimle mure (imii.ult c..rca and warm —w— . . .— ktud of dealings then any .-.rranpr who had ever visited our locality, •ed his ctiamcter, like his skill. Is bey ood reproach. BERINO THE COMING YEAR THE DOCTOR’S Visits will be futthlully continued, and tf life ami h<«lth be vp-ircd he hopes •tv add many nnw<« to his already very «xlcn*tre list of r«t|> nt*. T:w past two years have largely increased them.nil- ref chronic Invalids. o*imr :arir-iy tn the peculiar iiitlu<-ni-vexert*d by the Iritluenxa'La Grippe), even tliuse who huvu ax-aped thia bllxhtlogacQUfg* fccllnx Its paniliar efIvtfe uj»>n tiir<r sy-tmq*. Al) suffnrt n from catarrh, thn st and lung afIvetta ».• End tl-en.M lve»- falltmr inatoad ot itnpruvinx. unlew* under the Following i« the substitute in full: SEC- BL—We denooDcv Republican protection as a fraud; a rubbery of the great American people for tbo tamrflt of tbe f«w. We declare it to Im a fundamental principle of the Demo­ cratic party that tho federal gnvernnwotbas no ccnatlt urtonal power to uaforoo and collect tariff dutioa except for tbo purpose of revenue only, and demand that the odlrctlon of such taxi* shall bo limlbsl to the nco-smtias of the gwrrum.-ut and hent-siiy economically adtv, I Wouldn’t Kay “Free’’ Coinage. " Patterson, of Colorado moved that the word “free” be instated in the silver plank before the word coinage. There were loud opposition cries nnd after a speech by Paltenon the question was put and the sub­ stitute defeated overwhelmingly. The pisi­ form was then adopted, with few dissent­ Nomination.'* for^resident ________ ______ wore_____ then called tor and Cleveland was nominated by Governor Ablett, ot New Jersey; Now York responded for Senator Hill, W. C. DeWitt making tbe nominating speech, which was seconded by John R. Fellows. Boies was nominated by Hon. John F. Duncombe. Connecticut, Illinois, Indi­ ana nnd others seconded Cleveland’s nom­ ination (English speaking for Indiana, be­ cause Voorhees was indisposed). Watter­ son seconded Boies as did Kernan ot Lou­ isiana and Clark of Montana. The con­ vention was getting impatient of oratory, and gave the speakers scant courtesy at the last. Tbe oratory went on, however, the gal­ leries becoming so noisy that amotion was made to clear them. Quiet was Anally restored, and when all the states had been called Cockrau arose by previous arrange­ ment to close for Hill. He made a brilliant address. It was 1M a. tn. when he arose, having previously tried to secure an ad­ journment, which was ruled out of order during roll-call. He concluded at 8:43, the closing words ot his speech being a warning that the Democracy of New York would never support Cleveland, to which General Sickles responded: “Never, never!* CENTRAL ALWAYS THE SAME ALWAYS THE BEST ing thht it was Huie better than that In the Republican platform. Vilas defend­ ed the report, and after a long debate Neal's substitute was adopted—ayes, 564; man of the National CommitteeBrice.who introduced Rev. John Rouse as chaplain for the day. After prayer Brice announced the temporary officers—Chairman, W. C. Owens, of Kentucky; secretary, .8. P. Shecrin, of Indiana (with several assis­ tants); principal reading clerk, Nicholas M. Bell; sergeant-at-arms, Richard J. Bright, of Indiana. Owens was escorted Roll call on the nomination was next in to the chair, and made a brief speech,* in order and in spite of attempts to aljonrn which he pleaded for unity and harmony, the roll began. Up to Kentucky Cleve­ land had gained 3d votes on an estimate of and advocated a tariff reform campaign. 606. Hu had 56S with Washington. The roll was completed at 8:19 this morning At the close of the speech, which was and footed up as follows: Cleveland, free applauded, the rules of the last Demo­ 617 1 8; HIT), 114; Boles. 103; Gorman, 36^; cratic national convention were adopted Morrison, 2; Campbell, 2; Carlisle, 14; until otherwise ordered; this on motion Stevenson, 16 2-3; Whitney, 1; total, 897J4; of Gen Bragg. The necessary to choice, 399. usual motion that y Immediately there was great confusion a 1 I resolutions bo ( S \ and wild cheering. The convention went referred appropri- > 5^ I wild, and in thu midst of a most enthusi­ ately without de- ka ' ' 1 , astic scene the convention, at 8d5O a. m.. bate was passed Jiy adjourned tu 2 p. m, today. and a resolution 7 ado p ted.providlng^fcX STEVENSON FOR VICE PRESIDENT. for. the naming of /jWjTSg'aijWEE* the regular commlttees, and the de"pick" bright. livery of the credentials of the delegates. Then the states were called fur members of committees, each state answering as its nnine was called. There was appl.nuao during the call as thc-names of prominent men were announced on this or that com­ mittee. After passing resolutions of sym­ pathy fur Blaine amid applause, the con­ vention adjourned to 11 a. in. to-day. ■ILES RERV1IL ’Bottle Ds^oit, TIME Laasiag & Northern table. In effect May 15.1WX Favorite Route between Grand Rapids, Detroit Woodbury Grand l^dge IGoing West f "Detroit Ijuulmr Grand laxke Woodbury Graud Rapids Grand Ledge Ticket and Adjourns. CHICAGO, June 34.—The closing session of the national convention was held yester­ day, aud os in the cam- with each of the previous ones it was marked by a furious northern Mictnxan. ind Ran I A* fur L'IiIcaxo, B A. M.sna uib r. i. re Chicago &-.1BP. M., 523 P.M.and 746_____ leave for Manistee amt Traverse CUy 725 M. and 5:171*. M. ’ Parlor car* on day train* nud sle» pens ulglit trains to Chlr.vgo. A*k our agents for further particulars wrltv to . Gkorgk DkHav KX.Uen'l Pass’r Ag'tJ Grand ltap!<l> DIDN’T GO HOME TILL MORNING. CllICAdO, June 23.—At 11:40 yesterday morning the national Democratic conven­ tion was called to order in second session by Chairman Owens, and Rev. Alfred Henry, of the Met hud 1st Episcopal church, acted ns chaplain\ The"committee on \ credentials asked aSKf ^or Dirt her time, Hr kt WiiiTz. f; 1 , J 1 £ 2 >4 DtaTHKIWtSG (1AT4WBHAI. U«<»SC’HITZS or Bmhio ('tnian.- For fourteen jwtrs 1 had ticen tortur­ ed with a cough which war often ro revere «;to vomit • •. -St blind for ysnnt. My algbt was mtured v> im, and at nno ttf'« 1 alm>»t t*l.d to death. 1 niw had a very »ev«-re cutarrh of tin-vtoniach and IaiwvIs. Dr. Hol■*:. ibilznnn 8. lluini'brey. Mna. Molbmy. North A«Uni«, Mich. ™“ i uh„Wi Mfch. ’ i PARALTSta <X’hLP.—oir lithe row w*o paiaiyxed. bad waM.vi to a skeleton, wa-a gnu! sufferer from catarrh, ■>. loT-gyears 1 suifc rn! th - n.ia-ry and'nn- rheumatism and i.b«4lna<rnxivt!p-iU«*n. We took him to rviue d<-ajn«u» from c.rtareli »t throat nnd Dr Holman S. Humphrey at tlie hotel In Mns»n .about --,r *.\ u-' <M.i:ipp tr-ly cured by Dr. Runndircr. one year njro nod In a few months 1*-- »!• writ nr-d entire­ AMOS KexiiALta Hillsdale. Mich. ly over his pareiyx'sl and no-rlv • rendition. Fita.> a f.. BqntTOX. Eden. Ingham Co., Mich. -.if iu <-■;«■ Hir Pr. Humphrey r»-to’«-l uiy : ■• ■ ’ua J.. I’rxsK. North Adams, Mleji. fuTBATiox or Cfncn.-Fu- yrvifs 1 vuffcntl tortun*with uleetotlon of the rl«»in**-:* t'isiich un extent f 1 led for year- with catarrh, drufnu— and ■but 1 vomited up en ry night a bn! 1 bod eaty-n during . tn one car. Was complutcly curtd by Dr. the day. 1 tned v».-rywhere for n lief.v»cn rf.inir to Dutrett. but gut r.o relief until I rut niy'i-nro in the hands of ’ i:-.r, F. W. Itari.ar-Joxita, Muskrtr-n. Mich. Dr. Huln on S. Humphrey, who mired m* entirely tn n few months. Mi*r- M. L. Ckomwrll, Uushur. Mich. t ■ . • sh - ■ -.n?. Mifh. 1 ' tvi v itb vatsrncts In both eyes, "'as ofx»rabtl iwaoMSiA AJtnNaarutts Pmoftrati-w CTMo.-Wben ' y l»r. Humphrey ami my eight reMored. . I went to Dr. Hcitnau fc Humphrey uf-nrly a yrer arei 1 Mm. A. ItC’vr.Lta Aururtt." is. had no idea of getting help, but went vlmply to phase my » 1 -1-t;>lh bund for iwcr.’y-fucr years w-'b sunlto fort for contracted ph) deal and ntcntal Miffcnnir. At ! -•■.niCT. Un l.’ounantt. Huiupnrey returned too catar- tiOHW 1 thought J r houht my mind; all w•» ‘uid gkxun. Dr. Holman H Humphrey cured me entirely, j i- an-J gave me good eight. Jao. North. Ean Clntre. wir. and 1 recanroend him to all «C' etc*!. nniee D K. HaWi.wv. Manon. Mien . Ing. Ch. Aba t Office. | 1 !■ <L«uffer4d for year* with a soenllwl Incurable rnlv-i , ar .L-vuw of the heart. Dr. Humpreyd moentirely. AtasvHKA most huMtaMor KwxxW~ J. V, BURXaiu Newark. vbiC. veers 1 have tarn slowly brcaldn.’r «l'*wn and ’ ist mv leir* began to swell and became so large in a I U-.- fmiy in the clutches uf numb palsy. Dr. Humph­ SiSmpwAr 'S-l un. l>r. Hu..... .. !>«•' oompletu. : med me completely. . Mixa Jcxik Slocum. Hudson, M.cn. .lit ? "tet^jgi,. Ml„h. Ar. v.xa’iilnlng hoard bt mrdicai men at Charlotte- Mich., ■ >;o’uin-.i n>e and prouounooi me to bu • ifferlng^wlin Catarrh or SroMaqt. Howmia *‘^1*AP >1-'.v-> and tint I only bad atwut a yt«r to live. Luder sr,«, Ste£ Dr. Humphrey's ticatnicnt 1 pin now ns sound as a bullet. LT,"~Forr5lS« A. J. SnCHCKfL Mn*»n, Mien. Oxalckia Ci'hkd.—for the past three jcav.« 1 baroswf:• m| -.■vorely with extreme duprewaion nf the nervous ’’■tem. low spirit-*, desnondenuy. fuss ofsprctlic. .*..m» JXtert te-• nnd yvncr-il rumdowu cnodltlon of tbx* system. I •' id s'H.-nt much time and money tryrng* to get well, and wts Anally cured by Dr. Holman S. Humphicy. Aliieht Hopkiss Verm on tville. Mich. M'eb. vt{* XtJ. which was granted nn^ n" there was nothing else before speeches who called for and Sen­ ator Palmer and John K. Fellows responded; Then Hon. Jno. E. Lamb took thy platform with the report on cre­ dentials nnd it was adopted without ob­ jection. rermanently Organised. The committee on permanent organi­ zation was the next in order aud it named Hon. Wm. L. Wilson, of West Virginia, for chairninn. This was applauded and es­ corted by Don Dickinson, J. F. Dun­ combe, John R. Fellows, J. C. Richardson (Alabama), and M. L. Clardy W:c now pre­ siding officer proceeded to tho platform. Here he was introduced by the retiring chairman and nidc a short address, tbe subject which was principally tariff re­ form. The committee on rules reported as soon as the convention quit cheering -Wilson, retaining the unit rule nnd mak­ ing no changes in the usual course ot pro­ cedure. The Platform Committee Tardy. A tine gavel, a product of Missouri, was here presented to the chairman nnd then the platform committee not being ready to report the roll wan called for national committeemen nnd those on notifications. This business being attended to calls were made for speeches but only Guv. Camp­ bell responded. When he had concluded the convention look reccaa to 5 p. m. Tbe Evening Session. The evening session was called to order at 5:15, aud Rev. Chaa. 8. Green, of Cedar Rapids, offered prayer. Word »«.«celved that the platform committee could not las ready for two houra, but a motion to adjourn to 11 a. m. today was lost, and at 6 o’clock It was announced that the re­ port would be ready In 15 minutes, and at 6:25 the report was received and read by Vilas ef Wisconsin. Great Enthusiasm Over Cleveland. In the preamble of the platform Cleve­ land’s name occurred and It let loose the pentnp enthusiasm and for half and hour the scene waa simply indescribable under a column article. Quiet being restored the platform was read, applause breaking out frequently during thereadlng. Chairman Jont*. of the resolutions committee moved the adoption of the^platform, Jbut there was opnusitlon by Neal of Ohio, a member ot tbe committee, who moved a substitute the tariff faction. WaUereon Ohjee»* »« the p,»nkNeal nud Watterson lx>tb spoke against the committee plunk, Wattarson declar- storm that made umbrellas n|neccssity all over.tbe Wigwam. Nominations for vice president were declared in order, and Hon. John E. Lamb nominated ex-Govcrnur Gray, of Indiana; Worthing­ ton of Illinois nominated Adlai E. Steven­ son, of Illinois: Gen. Bragg named John I*. Mitchell, of Wisconain, and E. F. Uhl named Chief Justice Morse, of Michigan. Rash to the Winning Side. On the announcement of the result a stamiM'de (.ook place for the whining side nnd in a few minutes Stevenson had a ma­ jority nnd his nomination was declared by acclamation. That ever. Collins of Muaachusetla offered a resolution instruct­ ing the national committee to consider the proposition to limit admission to future convent-ions to delegates, tbe press and the national committee. It was adopted, and after voting the usual resolutions of thanks the convention adjourned sine die at 5:18 p. m. Campbell Heads the Cvmmlttse. Washington, June S&i-Tbe Republican national committee yesterday after two sessions elected the following named of­ ficers: Chairman, W. J. Campbell, of 111nols; vice chairman, M. H. DeYoung, of California; secretary, Thomas H. Carter of Montana; treasurer, Cornelius N. Bliss, of New York; sergeant-at arms. Colonel H. L. Swords. Under a rule adopted by tbe national Republican convention an executive committee consisting of nine members will bo -selected, of which the chairman, vice chairman, secretary and treasurer of the national committee will be members ex-officio. Chicago, June 22.—Emmons Blaine, second'son of James G. Blaitw, ex-aecretary of state, was laid at rest yesterday In Graceland cemetery. The funeral servi­ ces were held at 2:30 o'clock at the McCormick residence, 135 Rush street. Rev. Dr. McPherson, of tho Second Presbyterian church, offici­ ated, and the service was attended by hun­ dreds of friends. Tbe interment took place in Grnccland cemetery. Ex-Secretary Blaine and family will remain in the city several days. Heavy Express Robbery. Washisutux, June LH,—Every • effort has been made by the cfflchtls of the United States Express company to cap­ ture Edward J. Ryau, the missing money clerk who absconded Tursdny night with (IW.UUO in the company ’* charge for ship­ ment. but no trace of him h-a yet been found. Tbe express company has paid the banks tho amount stolen. SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE �Hastings Banner, Thursday, June 3°. ‘fo3- V^astings, wren., rosTovncw, avgCst H- 1979. _ editorial notes. fob president, BENJAMIN HARRISON, . OF INDIANA FOB VICE PRESIDENT, WHITELAW REID. OF NEW YORK. American products in a single month of Slmrnoa, wilt serrr l>la etwinrcllon with Harrison’s administration than in the Ford', hmrl Ui Is week ud move b«:k mH. Mr. Simmons aud family have made many v^ioie of Cleveland’s, while the prosperity warm friends during their short stay here, of the country for the past three years has and will be greatly miaaed. The hotel we far exceeded that of any three years uf understand has been leased to Mrs. Harris, Cleveland’s time. At home and abroad. and will be managed by a gentleman nam­ ed Calkins, and we regret to say that it has been reported to us that a saloon will Harrison. Thia is no time to swap horses. be run lu connection with the house. ’ Bourke .Cockian, In tho democratic national convention said “I believe Cleve­ land is a man ot most extraordinary popu­ larity on every day In the year except, one, and that Is on election day. His popular­ ity Is calculated to stir up enthusiasm for four months before election, and disap­ pointment tor four years, after.” Bourke Cockran knew what be was talking about, and next November will verify what be Repabllcon County Convention. H) ’fiS elecUoa ot eleven delegates to the state invention caHeJ w mt*let^naw oa TcfeWK?21 dentes to the republican senatorial oonvenUoo, to be called hereafter, for this senatorial district, comprising the counties of Ionia. Eaton and Barry. This Is one delegate to each voting precinct Of the county, except Castleton which bas two. A belter way would be to elect the senatorial dele­ gate at toe town or ward caucus; but If not elecced there, then the delegates at the county convention from that prednet can name the senatorial delegate. (41 The transactions of such other business as may properly come before the convention. The various townships and ward* will be en­ titled to delegates in the county convention as follows, onaloc each25 votes cast at the pre- The democratic party. In its platform, goes for free sliver—with a club, it was harrowing to see the Michigan delegates in tbe democratic national convention vote against free coinage, when that party in Michigan has twice demanded free coin­ age. It takes a democrat io run away from his own record. The democratic platform demands that we give over to tbe foreigner control of American markets, the best tn the world, for manufactured. products. That kind of action has neither wisdom nor patriotism to commend it. fraction of is over the 38; Tbe Mlcblgu d.leiitlon cime home BarSxnora.................... $ from tbe democratic convention at Chica­ Barry-• Johmtowu.5 Carttoo........................ .4 Grov*..............................A go and began at once to make plans to buy iustlnga twp .’.77. .7. .4 Prairieville5 up the people’s party, and turn It Intn a City, 1st ward.......A Rutland............................3 democratic side-show. ~i Cfty.2ndward.......A TtraraaDple10 City, 3d ward.........3 Woodland...................... 7 City. 4th ward.4 Yankee Spring*.......5 Forward caucus notices at onee to the HmIt would scan as though the democratic ttnn Banxkb. Let each town be represented. platform on the tariff question need not be Barry Co. IlepubUcan Committee. Hals Kknyon. Chairman. misunderstood. It demands tariff for rev­ A. E. Kxnastox, Secy Dated Hastings. June 21, *fti. enue only, or else it Is utterly meaningless. Experience goes to prove that the de­ mand for tariff “reform” cannot be ap­ peased by any concession short of absolute surrender of tbe protective principle. It must be met and silenced by overwhelming defeat whenever and wherever opportuni­ ty offers, tor as the more candid among agitators freely admit, It Is tariff repeal to­ ward which they are pressing, and with­ out which they will deline to be satisfied. Although the existing tariff law places more dollars’ worth of Imports on tbe free list than was proposed by the-mucii laud­ ed Mills bill—aud white there Is nothing the average family needs to buy that tapot Cl than I,Hill mid Mil i -raiiy I IU.UITI IU" now cheaper former law--— .telnurui lu tl.udeu.uud lor there is uu a.---------------------------------------- — tar.ff “reform.” And none need • be ex-/ peeled »u lung as the utmost demand of the Cobden school uf i-couuiutat* Is not complied with i. e.t free trade tor every ar­ ticle in tin* supply of which fureigiiviB may desire to compete. I’tuot of this can be found iu the fact that self-styled “reform­ ers’* Just as vigorously denounce the Mc­ Kinley tariff, relegalhig to tbe free list onehalf of all imports, as they opposed pre­ ceding legislation in which tbe number of dutiable articles was more ihiui double that of to-day. They are uo better pleased* with the tariff of 811 per ton on steel rails than they were with the 81" exacted by the former taw. They have no word of com­ mendation tor tbe reduction uf twenty-five per cent, to fifty per cent. of the tariff on most kindt* of luuibcr, oh nails, and a long list of metal wares. In short, they refuse to lie comforted so long as foreigners are required to pay anything whatever tor the privilege of competing in the markets of this country. Tbeir silence’as to the pro­ . vision tor reciprocity in trade with irlend; 1) nations seems property traceable to tbe fact of opposition because foreigners are thereby compelled to concede some of tbeir selfish demands for commercial privileges that cost them nothing. Argument seems wasted on the average free-trndu nhoutef. ' Tins only safe course Is to ignore Lis demand and continue to shape our economic legislation with a view to steady and profitable employment of the labor and rcMUitves uf Hm| country. there­ by insuring national iudipeiiiteucc so far as nature, aided by the energy and in­ genuity of our people, render such inde­ pendence a possibility. The democratic candidate tor vice presi'dent is called ••General” Stevenson. This -i^a misnomer. Ills only claim to the title of general Is the fact that he was first as­ sistant Postmaster General; This Is how he became a • ’general." He was never In the war. His relatives In Kentucky were ardent rebels*, and Mr. Stevenson is said to fave been an organizer of the Knights of 'the Golden Circle, a copperhead organiza­ tion that nourished In the states of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, and kept a vigorous '•fire In the rear" at the boys in blue. That is the kind of general Mr. Stevenson I* Mid to have been In the dark days of our country's history. Republicans are finding no fault with tbe nomination of Grorur Cleveland. Should the unexpected happen and he be elected, his administration would be the least objectionable of any democrat, while the opposition to him in New York would se?m to Indicate that he had greatly added to Harrison'* chances, if ft has not made his election certain. We can name any have proven a stronger candidate than Grover Cleveland. It la Cleveland’* record of tour years fcgalnst Harrison's record of three and a half years. That* is the virtual fame. The board of supervisors wisely decided to leave the details of building the court house and jail to the building committee. The committee will not lack for something to do; but we mistake the temper of the majqrity of tbe committee if they do nut demand that everything be dune ns It should be. Barry County will not have "quite as imposing public buildings ns some of her neighbors, but they will be good enough and will end the disgrace and dan­ ger that has hung over this county because of Its pen of a jail .and fire-trap of a court house. In Instating upon honest, faithful work, the committee will have the support of all good citizens and tax payer*, as well as of the board that elected them. Much rests with the committee. We hope and expect to see them prove equal to the re­ sponsibility. Not only should proper me­ chanical work be instated upon, but the committee should make it their special caro to see that the sanitary conditions as well as the besting, lighting and ventila­ tion of the buildings arc of the best This cheerful prospect the democratic party holds before the American work­ man: “Labor tor the same wages as the workman across the Atlantic or starve.” . In the Michigan crop report for June the condition ot wheat in the southern counties 8S per cent and ribrthern counties ta reported at 91 per cent, central counties 88 percent and northern counties 100, the average for tho state being 93 per cent. These figures show a better condition In the southern counties on June 1 than In any previous year since 1885, -with the ex­ ception of last year. Not nearly a* much corn has been planted In tho stats this spring as In average years; owing to tbe ex­ tensive rainfall; 82 per cent for the state. The average A oats and barley ta about 13 per cent below the average. In condltiorf these crops are nearly tho same In all sec­ tions, the average tor the state being 85 per cent. The condition ot meadows and pastures in the southern counties Is 90 per cent., aud in the central counties 97 per cent. Clover sown this year 1s 98 per cent and 101 percent In the central and south­ ern counties respectively. The outlook for a big crop of apples and pcaihea ta better than for the past six years, tbe figures for tbe state being for apples 103, and tor oeacbes 95 per cent of an average crop. In the southern counties the wages of farm hands per month average 817.59 with board, 824.50 without board; in tbe central counties 816.99 and $25.39, and In the northern counties 810 and. 929.43 respect­ ively. j * We do not remember that. In his en­ forced retirement, Grover Cleveland has About two hundred irate members and said or done anything that will endear ex-meinbera of the lonta, E|lon Barry him to the soldiers. Fire Insurance company met in Carmel hall, Saturday, to take action to escape Cleveland’s victory at Chicago has been paying what they think excessive and IL The principal griev­ aptly termed the slaughter of the demo­ legal assessments. ance ta that members are unable'to get cratic party to make a fat man’s holiday. their names off the company’s books, al­ though they get tbeir policies cancelled, and are assessed to meet back deficiencies. The democracy has dropped Cleveland . . Daniel Helms was chosen chairman and > •><*«« * ot wop Richard Bohn, secretary. D. E. Dey, A. in November. B. Barnum and E. L. Tanner were ap­ pointed a committee to draft resolutions. The resolutions cited that in “view of the carelessness, irregularity and apparent dishonesty In the management of tbe busi­ Try W. F. Doelker’s lee!cream and con­ ness of the company.” that “we protest fectionary. against the payment of present nnd further We have balloons for sale, and we will assessments until the legality of the same shall I* decided in the courts,’ and further send one up tbe 4lh. Come and aee. •that we recommend that thu members pay A. E. RtXKEfi. X 'V. J. * L. L. Holloway have purchased their proportionate expense l:i defending a suit before the mutts." D was further the store which they- have so Jong occu­ added that a»“petlt!on be presented V» tbe pied. commtaslt-ner of Insurance requesting an Never buy a watch, jewelry or anything examination of the company's books, and iu that line of goods before you see John if neccs.-ary turn over the business to the hands of a receiver.” On tbe adoption ot Hessmer's stot prices. the resolutions F. A. Dean was sent for to The Wool will ship 10 car­ advise them tbe best way to proceed. He loads of boots points this week. advised that a committee of two tie ap­ They have mode and sold over 50 carloads pointed In each township to canvas the so far this year. member* and secure their signature to a Quite extensive Improvements are being paper agreeing to .pay five per cent of their made on the streets tn the: first ward. In assessment Into a general fund to carry on fact, some of the streets will hardly be the war, which was adopted. A petition was also drawn up and largely signed to able to recognize themselves. be presented'to the superintendent of In­ The Wool Boot Co.’s employers will be surance requesting an investigation in ac­ given next week tor a vacation. The 80 cordance with the resolution. An execu­ employees are unanimous In approval, and tive committee of three consisting of Ben It Is certain they have earned a few days Otto, treasurer, D, M. Milchell and Peter rest ' . Huitz, were appointed to take charge of One evening last week someone tried to affairs.—Charlotte Leader. get Into W. F. Doelker’s candy store. The attempt proved fruitless through his unex­ WHAT HE THINKS OF BRAZIL pected return. The parses are known and will do well to look a Bttle out Prof. Eugene Davenport Interviewed About that Country, Th« National Democratic Convention at Chicago will be fully illustrated In the From the Evening News at Saturday, next number of Harper's Weekly, which will also contain portraits of the success­ we clip tbe following: Aobicvltvkai. College, Mich., June ful. candidates and of some of the leading 25,—Prof. Eugene Davenport, who left delegates. this college nearly a year agu to accept the Monday evening the employees of the presidency of an agricultural college In Chair A Table Co. surprised Mr. Mosher Brazil, has returned to this country and ta at bls home on Broadway and . presented spending a few days visiting old friends at him with an elegant chair as a tokea of this Institution. He reports that the their esteem. Brazilians are not yet ready for an agricul­ tural college or tor an industrial school of F. W. Greble, the furniture man, has an any kind. Tbe prevailing Idea of the coun­ attractive Adv. elsewhere. In which he try ta that it ta degrading to work, and if a speaks of his special sale of bedroom suits man does work, he ta placed on the level and dressers commencing to-morrow, and with the negroes and ex-slaves. continuing two weeks. Unheard' of prices Everything, the professor says, is very are quoted. Now ta your time io.buy. primitive, and the people are very much The repairs in progress on the Presby­ like rrown up boys. This applies more terian church will greatly Improve that especially to the rural towns than to the house of worship. The roof ta being cities. The laws are tbe very crudest newlv Mihiglrtl,* fine new windows have Imaginable. One man repaired the roof replaced ihn-e which were reminders ot of lita houstf after a heavy rain and was pioneer days, and the interior of the promptly arrested by the police tor not ob­ taining a license to repair the roof. There church will be handsomely decorated. ta no general system of taxation as In this When looking for a binder call at country, but the money ta raised by levying Messer Bros. A Reynolds and see the Mil­ a tax on commerce and trade. If a farmer waukee Jr. Scow of the leading farmers drives Into the city with bls bull cart, he In this county, who have bought this kind Is required to pay so much a year tor the uf a binder from the firm and tried it in privilege of driving over tbe road that he tbe hardest kind uf grain to cut, have only has mads, poor as it Is. words of praise for the 'Milwaukee Jr. Not only the strong testimonials of your neighbor?, but an Inspection of tbe Their revolutions are very common and machine, will convince you that it Is the frequently take place Iwfore breakfast A best Wnd.tr In the market It pays to get crowd will go to the city office* and stoue the be^t. the building and order Ums offieera oat If they come out the revolution Is successful, The city fathers, of Lansing, have done and there la a change In the municipal ad­ a very wise thing and ordered that nothing ministration. If they uo not come out the but stone walks be laid on the principal crowd generally goes home to breakfast businc?* sin.•is. The city will' do the and by the time that I j over with, It is so work etui charges but seven cents per warm they do not care to exert themselves square f-M.t using nothing but the belt kind further that day and so tbe revolution is of cement, and having all work done under over. the snpervlrion of an expert In making Americans have a mistaken Idea about that kind of a. walk. This plan ta a very the unbealthfulncM of the climate. Mr Davenport says It la exceedingly healthy’ this city with very be ll reaulta. In the Interior It ta probably all that ta Nothing sets a city off to advantage p-HreT11™ ll* 1X0 bCeD bUt Htt!e W“ than nlre walks. The awarded against theettyoi account of Tlie IJrixllians cannot understand the defeethu sidewalk wo«M political system uf the Their plan would be to Additional Local News. vucmseivj Their keep It right up after election. Idea would l»e if they were a de“ocr;^“ J? a republican were elected, not ton“ccffj support the man wHo was elecwa. « wort rlllil *'™« “ oolotofflo. THI.I.lh, i“*” on in tbeir own government, and th. offleera who a$9 elected tJ“t' round themselves with tb« WT or their friends and rely upon tbeir support to keep their seat there In the war ot tradeKt “ are enbfeet to tho laws ot the Hate they hannea to be In. There is a wonderrui opportunity for development In the llne ” agriculture, as they know nothing °< Ing implements such as arc country. Tbeir only tools are the hoe> and a sort of a sickle for cutting. are doing some work there, but 1 ta neces­ sarily slow. The week the professorJell the missionary quarters In the place where he was located were stoned. Graduating Exercise*. Tbe exjirliM of rte Umtlun high Kbool occurred In tbe wun yard Friday afternoon, commencing at two o’clock. Though the weather wa* rather threatening yet, contrary to cxP^“u°“,a: it did not rain, and the class of *93 wi I no doubt always remember the bMudftl day which signalled the cloee of tteir coonectlon with the High stbooL 1J* very natural for the senior to look forward to commencement day with pleasure, but when the day arrives it does not o'ntaln the pleasure anticipated. To be sure there ta the pleasure of knowing that one i* get­ ting onward and upward In the world, ana ta making a better and broader man or woman. But this fact 1« largely over­ shadowed by the thought of leaving the dear old school room, and parting with cloee friend* and das* mates. Al this time too one begins to realize that some choice of a vocation tn life mu*t be made, either to obtain a higher education or to throw aside books and pursue *ome line of buslncsa. It ta commendable on such day* a* Ulis to show the young men and women our Interest In them; to encourage them perhaps in an up-bill fight, thus aiding them In making their choice of wbat they may be best fitted to do. If attendance I* any Indication of tbe interest felt In the graduate*, and It no doubt Is, the class of *92 can close their labor here with tbe assurance that their course beresfter will be closely watched. The attendance was very large and the floral decorations profuse. Every member of the graduating class was well remem­ bered by friends, «everal of them receiving gold watches, books and lesser present*, while all of them were well remembered by tbe more tender missive* of beautiful flowers. . ' We have neither lime nor space to speak of each Individual effort Suffice It to say that they were all good, some of them be­ ing of a very high order of merit The class is one that has reason to be prond of its record. With three or four exceptions It ta composed of young men and women who have partlallj’ helped themselves through school. Several members have paid their own way entirely by teaching school, working out. etc., and they are worthy of especial praise and encourage­ ment. It shows what can be accomplished by any enterprising young man or woman and Droves that a good education Is within the reach of all who strive to obtain it. Following ta the program as carried out: Music—Quartette. SalutatoryN'ontta Irene Michael. The Schools of Olden Tinu-a, May Teresa MePharlln. Gothe................................... Lari Itaul Hessmer ImmigraliunFred B. Eyclesheyuiir M u»’r. There’® n Woman In It. Minnie Beatrice Replogle. FanningTern J. Lathrop. An Unrveognked Hero. Frank G. Thatcher. Class Mui'oCora Belle Jewell. Music. The Russian FamineGary Crook. Class Poem—Culnmbus—' Anna Marion Giddings. The School Madera < f Fiction, Datay Darling. Class Oratio:'.~*-Tbe Decline of Oratory— John Clark Ketcham. Music Class HistorySeth M. Angle. The Stars and Stripe*.. ..Julin A. Wooten. History of Hasiimc* Schools, Emmet Francis Lee. Class ProphesyFrank D. Baker. Valedictory. Dwight Livingston Goodyear. Mu*ic—Class Song. Presentation of Class.... W. D. Sterling. Conferring of Diplomas. Hon. Clement Smith. Pre*. B’d. of Education. Benediction. LOOK* HERE (Wheat is, low and flour should be the same. For a short time I will sell 25 YEARS SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that SPOONS AND FORKS It is during the month of June when everything is jn bloom, that you should use Paris Green, London Purple, White Hellabore, Insect powder and Car­ bolic acid, and save your fruit. The use of tlie above articles is increasing every year, and there is no ques­ tion as to their power to kill all kinds of insects, also as to the benefits derived from their use. To obtain the best results pure articles must be used. You can find the same at Are warranted to last. Also remember you fet a Present—“Good orm,” of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jewery store. Quality and price al­ THE DRUGGIST, also a first ways right class drug stock, sold at prices F. R. Pancoast that has given him the repu­ tation of “Tlie low price druggist." Call on him. The Reliable Jeweler. SPAULDINGS Pouular Dry Goo is Bouse. CLOSING SALE SUMMER GOODS Every day witnesses a most gratifying in­ crease in our business. Every month is better than the one before. With the' inspiration that comes from success we are determined to To-day we start another sale on wash fabrics for hot weather. Our selections are entirely new and embrace some very desirable things found nowhere else in the city. We have by our efforts during’ tile past few weeks placed our store in the lead of all competition. DON’T MISS IT I BIG CUT IN PRICES SPA ULDING 5 ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. Dress Goods, Silks, Velvets, Linings. Trimmings, Hosiery. Gloves, Linens, . . . Shoes. Coreets Fans Umbrellas, Underwear, Curtains. Draperiei Shawls. Jackets. White Rose Flour AT $2.20 Per ioo Lbj. This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to be first grade. Head light oil 7 cte. a gallon. A GRAND OLD FOURTH AT HASTINGS Come and while here call on THE JOS. ROGERS. SHOE STORE. . Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - Mich. -'CAPITAL S78.COO.OO strariBs ONE PRICE JULY 6th, 1892, Will close a very successful business year for iwand in order to swell our sales still larger we will make special prices to every one. Remember the place The Little Narrow Sh<»Store. D.w.»wMa,.cirti«-. Dtt*CTOM: WOOLLET ; BRONSN ONE PRICE SHOE BEELERS give this month a royal finish � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-07-07.pdf fdf88a378a3c68f3c282742a5003f6e9 PDF Text Text The best Ad-wrtN ing medium in Bar­ J Hastings Banner. County- _____-■ ^-^**-*A**** 7ol kxxvii. Ng. 10 HASTINGS, MICH., JULY 7, 1892. . Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. WHOLE NO. 1934 "J Hastings Banner Art Mantier’s the 3rd of July; he being partial who came to ids celebration. The ether peopte*" childsup is proverbial among program of the day constating of sports of her friends, one cljilly day met In * all kinds, the most attractive of all was Fulton street- shop the envied mother at the foot race by two little urchins. One ono of her little peUo After greetings aha HAHT1XGS, 31ICH. crossed the line two hours ahead «f the inquired for the small Harold, wo* told other, the last capturing the prize. Al­ that he was well and was, in fact, ftt that though the prizes are generally awarded to moment sleeping In bis carriage nt thoshop the one that crosses the line first, yet thete entrance, his mother having brought him are exceptions to all rules. Art has had u shopping with her in the. temporary- loss crib made to order, as no summon one will answer the purpose, lie talks of Increase ■ “What a heartless thing to do!” ex­ Cathie Blakeslee, of Grabd Rapids. Is Ing his life insurance al oaee—-B. Thomp­ claimed the other, ‘’tills very cold day. visiting friends in this place—L. M. son had a severe attack of bilious colic the Oh, It takes you favored mothers to neglect Foster and Eugene Hartman, of Keewe, evening of the 401. but is able to be out your treasures." spent Saluniny afternoon and Sunday ’inf again now—Mrs. Van Hons has been suffer­ In a few minutes the two separated, but thia place and attended the celebration Io ing with neuralgia the past week. the thought of tho little one, chilled per­ yvfttr city—The S. D. Adventists had a haps and suffering, no wore upon the gbod program at their church Sunday woman who was not its mother that she freulng—May Tinkler, of your city, ’ra Mrs. Frantz, of SuntleH. is visiting resolved to go to the door and bring the spending a fdw days in this place the friends here—Mr. Fcbeck and George Mc­ baby in. Hurrying to the entrance, she guest of Fanny Carpenter—A fine monu­ picked the sleeping infant out of its downy Cartney are reshlngllug llielr barns— ment has been erected by IXximla Jt Co., Daniel Ostroth raised bis barn Saturday— rugs and was carrying it, lovingly and of Charlotte, in memory of Aunt Fanny The quarterly meeting o< lhe United tightly held, tvhen a distracted woman Carpenter—The republicans are feeling Brethren Is the 9th and 10th—A. T. breathlessly seizbd her. Iqippy now ,'or they have a good leader “Give mo my baby! What do you mean, Rowley aud daughter west to Battle this fall and he cannot be beaten. Creek Saturday—W. H. Whitney’s had you wretched woman!” Hurrah for Benny—J. N. Covert <(an sell Surprised, but confident it was her friends visiting them from Ohio last week champion binders but he cannot vote for —Wm. Jarrard spent the 4th at Battle friend's baby she was protecting, she re­ Cleveland and If he doevbis vote will not Creek—Mrs. Brice was at Bas tings Tues­ pulsed the woman with, •‘This is not your count—E»l. Friend and ’ Hugh Crawford day-Lee Brice, of Hastings, is visiting baby; it is Mrs. B.'s baby.' What do you have been improving the looks of J. IL friends here—Charlie Ayers visited bmlth’s farm by building new fences—We friends in Jackson over Sunday—The reThe other woman In-cann nearly frantic suppose that Editor Dennis Is having a publicana of Maple Grove will meet at the and the nevne was on the jipint of touching big time In Omaha. . Center next Friday at two p. m. to choose the tragic when Mrs. B.-hcraelf appeared. delegates to attend the county- convention. The words of her friend luul aroused her Suite Smith, of Hastings, Stiudayed mottfrwil fears, and she, too, had started with Fannie Carpenter—Minnie Jones, of. to ascertain how her little coo fared in tho Battle Creek, arrived In Carlton Saturday chiBy. vestibule. In a .moment riie had The 4th passed off very quietly at this reieasiri the friend from -tho unpleasant —Mr. Haddus returned to Carson City last Thursday—Tim Foster, of Keene, place. Large delegations of our citizens- accusation by disowning ths baby in her spent the 4th in Carlton—Clarence Rogers celebrated at Baitings, Delton and Gull arms and pointing to her child still sleep­ i* seriously ill with typhoid fever—Claud lake, while those more quietly Inclined re­ ing in a carriage whose style and belong­ Rogers' team ran away last Friday and mained at homo In peaceful content— ings ■ were very similar, to-the one from ran two and one half miles. One horse Sarah Deering has gone to Charlotte to which .the zealous friend had stolen, a two or three weeks—Grace baby, The mother of the latter only half was hurt on the breast—Ed. Hartman Is spend woi king In Hastings—D. M. Wood is tire Woodard, of Kalamazoo, is spending a few listened to the explanation and went off, owner of a new mower bought of Post <fc days with Mattle Barber—We have bad glancing bock as if she feartd a renewal of Covert—The S. D. Adventists will hold two days of pleasant weathler so the what she evidently firmly bulieved was an quarterly meeting next Saturday and Sun­ farmers have ventured to commence their attempt at kidnaping.—Moot-York Tijmsa. day. Ehler Moore, of Grand Rapids, is haying—Earl Parmeter, an eight year old nephew of Mrs. I. Rlckeniuure, was expected. climbing on a monument in the cemetery "What a scene of devastation did St. and fell, striking the back of bis head on Mary’S island witness as the-reeult of- the Please don’t read this. If you do ar.«l a marker, cutting quite a gaaiHjut toothing tweaking np of the Gothenburg City. I have any noxious weeds in the highway serious has resulted from the accident— was one of the party that went on board or on your farm arm yourself with imple­ Charite Gilbert, of Grand Rapids, is send­ that .111 fau-d vessel a few days before aha ments to wage a war of extermination aud ing a few days with friends- here—Eddie broke- up and saw u Mgh t U> be remembered. have a little pride about yon. Noxious and Jennie Fisber are spending lhe 4th at I shall never forget ft. To all appearance, weeds on the farm are like bad habits- in Battle Creek—An excellent opening here a* we approached her, the vessel might the human family, If allowed to mature for a good dress maker—Mrs. Wairen have been sailing comfortably out of; har­ they seed rapidly. The writer recently Fisher is visiting her-sister; Mrs, Wm.. bor, save for the absence of* any apparent . passed a 30 acre farm where the highway Cooper, at Delton to-day. life ou board of her. But we had no sooner and fence corners were mowed giving, the put foot on deck than we were immediate­ farmer two loads of good bay. and- not a ly attacked in such a manner that such at noxious weed to be seen on the farm. The young folks celebrated) nt Battle us a» had got on board had.to makn tracks The writer was so pleased with the neat Creek. The bld folks and school children for- t!>e rigging, while the rest fell back urnb tidy appearance of the farm- he plcnleed some at Loon lake and some In checktsl his horse amt congratulated the Orin Phillipa' grove—Julia lionovan re­ mauy in my life amPnever hope to again. owner on the neat appearance of his farm. turned to her lioinu at Hastings through Great hungry, lanky, Jean looking, rata, ••Yes.” was his reply “If every farmer vacation—Millard Hamilton and family, of many of them with theit -tails chewed, off, would do the same it would add 20 per Albion, are at A. W. Wilcox's— Well, ftrarmed up from belovwln never ending cent, to the looks of the country’’—Not we have had a little sun the past week— tbmiMtiuds. squeaking and. squirming.over very goto! hay weather. Rain either in Mary E. Wilcox is moving to Hastings this one another in a manner htokening and night or day five out of seven, with a week where she owns n house and lut- liorriblc to .behold, ptirtlealarly to tbomof rainfall of 1.73 inches In the past seven She will attedO the sumnwr school at that u*-«p in theriggiug. days. Still much hay was secured in place—Lulu Seger Is vhitiug relatives at the bam by, a new process. The tedder Vermontville—Mrs- E. J. Uartoin is en­ them into convenient lengths, and bo armed kept the hay Hying in the air and it froze tertaining friends from Chicago tbit week. wa descended and attacked the rodents, eventually succeed Ing \u beating a passage dry—Wheat is putting on a golden hue and will do to cat next week—Mrs. that they knew by instinct the impending ' Middlevilla Powers, of your city, visited Mrs. Julie Bpaiding last week. Old pioneer ac­ Mr. Pumfrey and daughter Cora, nt fate of the vessel. for. they no sooner »w quaintances—B. IL Fenner was taken very Fremont, Mich., were the guests of his a* over the side than they began toswarm sick again last week-The 4th. a twantl- brother John in the village over Sunday- down the ropes r.ud try to enter the boat, ful mornioK. the nun-laltoring part of our Prut. Wilkinson and family left Tuesday, ■and i( was only with, difficulty we wens family will take in Delton and listen to for Ypsilanti where- they will spend the able to lornt them off before casting tho Clem's flight with the carle—Prairieville summer vacation—Ike Starr, of Hn*ftuxs. boat clear, and they Mpieaked In & horrible republican caucus the 11th at two uelock was seen upon our stroetk Tuesday — manner in their anguish and mod.frenzy William 1-elbler. <d thU Village, had the Awe rutted away from the vnowl’k ride. p. tu. at Milo depot. misfortune <•( having his collar boue Tnby were too far l>oth from thefe^nd and ,0 - New­ Hope Center. broken and bis shoulder badly Itijurwl the mainland to swim ashor a new motor wind w ind , while riding a running horse at Ggledunln Frank Newton has n <,*h-auniu castle (England) Chronicle. mill—M. Chandler Ifts a new horae. rake 1 the 4th—IL Plnney and family were In —G. Wilkinson has a new mower—As ; the Rapids over Sunday—Florence Geon. "1 never believed in that ohl auiwr Mr. Cliaddenlun was fixing lhe tra:k for o( Ypsilanti, is the gurat of relatives and the door on O. Loomis’<»rn. the scaffold friends In lhe village—Samuel Croeajnau atilion,” said the oraldr of the evening,, gave way causing Mr. C. to fall and hurt- | has gone to’ Dakota aud his family will "al«>nt getting ** frightened, tiutt your Ing him quite badly. Mr. 1.. and son were • join him soon, they will make tlml place hair would stand .in end until Ebud » prac­ -In the drlye • -----Tlu* । their future home—Mrs. H. E lltiulricks tical experience of it: but. gentlemen. I tell grading way. — whifiletrec ... caught the brace that held the bracket was In the Valley city. Friday—Mr. you it's true, nu-lntxie of your fl^urr.’Jve causing it to fall—Effie Chandler has gone Marsh has bought the Crossman Iiou.mi on yarn-* ns some folk* inslat upon.” "Tell us about it,” wild one at. lhe crowd, to Richland—Florence Wilkinson visited Grand Rapids street and will occupy i nt Wm. Mullens at Prairieville last week. soon—Bert Pinoey lias resigned his-posi­ while they all exchanged Mywlaks. "Why, you see, it was tbi* way. 1 waa tion as bookkeeper in M. Keeler’s store— Libbie Field* has quit work for Mrs. out in Arizona,, up on the MogoBoo moun­ , The pleasant weather of tlie past few Robert Talbott—Mrs. S. II. Hendrick tain* buntingelk mid deer,, when one day ffitys causes some farmers to wear broad was in Grand Rapids Saturday—Bert I left camp to get some water frnm * smiles -The 4th passed off pleasantly and .Johnson was in ’Lansing over Sunday— spring n quarter of u mile away. I didn’t quietly with us. Some went to Hastings Editor Saunders was in Grand Rapid* on carry my. ride along liccauw I wanted both aud some to Lake Odwrf and a select few business Tnesday—Will Keeler It* about hands to fetch the water aud I wasn't • pienfeed at Saddle Bag lake—Mia* Nellie to move In his new houNi on. Grand Rap­ afraid at Injuns, ’cause the Apaches were friendl^uk But just as I went around a Snyder, who has beta assisting at A,. L. Ids street -Mattel Loomis, of Grand Rap­ beml of rooks dose to tiic-spring I ’fronted, Haight's millinery store during the past ids. Is the guest of Nora Crossman—Geo. ana wife wire returned Tuesday ruesuay from irom a a. mountain lion so cloao that I felt his hot, three months, will, commencing with Ward and Monday next, enjoy a few weeks of well few days visit In Grand Rapids—Wheat in breath oumy face. "Thnliwasa clone call.’’ remarked on* earned vacation—.John Maier had a runa­ very heavy around the village but much way Friday night—Fritz . Nendell was of it Is in a l>ad condition—The Meihodist of the company. "It. was. gentlemen, it was! And I was lodged in our new jail on Saturday by ladies serve supper from five to seven at that scared that my hair, which was long Marahal Haight. When sober he plead the home of Mr*. S. Sanford this week. —they wear the hair long out there—rose guilty to drunkenness and was fined five An Invitation Is extended to alt ; right ap on my head, and my hat rose up doUaisanH emdsby Justice Vclte,. which I with. Ct, and that there wonderful feat of were promptly P-id. Our jail * To consumers of kdrmene oil In uuraio an.-, vsw. nuunraml ths lire,sntad mH dlime. been (christened and henceforth will Le tings and Barry Co: We have cstabl known m ’he Wendell House-We notice an agency at Hastings for the sale of In the last Issue of the Democrat lhe fol­ — Snow Drop oil, which for laminating pur­ poses has no equal. Being a product of lowing:. "The patriotic democrata loyally u is a roomy, hotollika eta house, star- 1 Free Pres*. j supported the mandates of this Jpeper and ’ennsyivania crude aud 155 degrees fire a _____ gave a handsome majority of one thousand wunded by 8,000 acres of prairie land and test makes it perfectly safe. It produces magnifle-ut stable *n-L pasturage, where A b^ror. Bebuke. qi clear and white light and free of odor, votes for u new court house and jail. The lata Count de Mrawerkezfce was We are a little surprised that the editor of ire kent many thousand fine blooded irnzBcs nor does it cause any deposit on chimney tbc Democrat should attempt toapproprla'.e end cattle. Mra.Cody is described as an ! one of the last survivors of the brilliant nrhInh Is so common with cheap and low amiable housekeepioc woman, greatly court of Napdeon HI. In tho* days he ictOMooll. Siner 3ul, 1, iwl. Mlebl- all of the praise, but have noticed for sev­ liked by her western neighbors, of whom was devoted in.hin attentions to the Prineral years past tliat his parta have made nn «llow« lhe u»e el I'M degree, Ore test in turn and of t-helr customs and habits. ; cuss Mathilde, and once, when that lady no attempts toward progroMkm. but are oil which penults lhe the «lo o, kenwene she is fond. Her experiences in the early had invited Edmond About, theauthor^to content to appropriate the good things dars of her western life and as the wife of dine with hea, tho count was unnouuctd, made from Ohio crude end poeaesee, s done bv the republican, party—D. a- a governmonti scant were like a story by I and Mitering the room found the princrae larger pereenUSC of solpliur sod after esStowell, of the agricultural college. Is tnctlng sufficient nsplbs (eaploslro part) spending a few days at borne—Frank Bret Harte. Her daughter Arts married and the author chatting tagpthM. ’Do to raise lhe Ore test to ISO degrees or more iflmerton. of Battle Creek, baa bevn a Nebraska lumberman, and is a leader of not be jealous; it is only I.” said About In It become, useless, so far as produetag society to North Platte.-San Francnco a spirit otamartnesa light Is concernnl but at a low test wUl spending a few days with ^rHonaut. . Tbo pri*ce« inrtantly rang the bell, awl friends—The suit of Cass vs. Murphy * .......... ... when th* servant npiwared she wild. "Give bum fairly well. SUU producing a run will be tried in Squire Hosford ’ s court m orders, to have the plate M. About re­ disagreeable onlor wlille burning and load(jike Odessa on the 11th—The salt of la Son Francisco in 1840 clerks i* stone moved. from the table—bn will not dins ina the chimney with a greasy suboUnre. Jones vs. Cramer and V\ heeler will DGive Snow Drop oil a trial, lhe cost Is but trled In Nashville on the 8th—A. W. and offices had munificent salaries; five with me this evening.” M. About, like little dllfrrent Ihsn what yon pay for the dollars a day was tho small cat stipend A boa Ben Adbcm, musabave had a trou­ ,La„ goods you are using and the salbfac. Dillenbeck, and David Haight wore In even in the custom house, and one Baptist bled night of it, for he ws» a man of van­ ity, and the cut was adtvpoue.—San Franwill get in light will more ttan Charlotte on Friday^ preacher was p*id >10.100 • JMT. rompensate, saying nothing of adsIKloa,al era received one dollar an hour, a pick or a . Delton. 1 airnvel was worth tea dollars and * butch- I safety. For sale by S. E. Phillips* H. L. Xo arreatalbe «h-The Isdka aid wok ■ er*a knife thirty dollars. At one time the | Newton and Cook & Cook. In S30 for Ire cream at their ,carpenters, who were getting twelve dol­ “ A D. MAYNAiro, WboteMle Ag. In England, perhaps, the oldest existing 4lh—Mr. Goucher and family, of Chicago, lars a day, struck for sdxtecn.-Edward A’ U Hastings. Mich. works in iron ;«v binge* to doors, strength­ were the r»» of C. Gris—d this week Rosewnt.er’u Omaha Address. ening liars, handles, escutcheons, look —Deb Norwood, from Howard City, one •jlntta ami the like. Even the Bails were of our old residents, k here ’kiting things at beauty. Abroad the maarivB friends and relatives—Some Kalamazoo The first trumpet was a seashell, and doors of the Cathedral of Nu*re Dume do parties are lore looking up the drug buslPans offer* wonderful example of early aras—Mr. trbor has moved to town was used by very old nations. Trumpet* wire weR known in the days wbeai Ho­ iron work. Probably dorigned lu tho again—Jerr; Sproul H treating hla new twelfth century, the doors »ro nearly conbouse to a rest ol paint—Mrs. Chase and mer lived, and a Jewish feaitt of trumpet* mother bar, returned from their trip lo is spoken of in the Bible nearly 1500 B. C. Alexander toe Great te Mid tahave used a 11 llnola-Tb. resort c’“k^u w* It The dour In St. George'S chapel, Ihre with pemle the> U pf ulMint 'l.e uam date.-C lake—The celebration was olaerrrd a Published Thursdays by COOK EBOB.. Ira Van Vulkenburgh COUNTY NEWS. SUCCESSOR TO W. F. POWERS, DEALER IN Agriadtzirdl SPECIAL. PRICES ON Implements, GASOLINE STOVES Detroit White Lead ITorfe Paints AGENT FOR McCORMICK BINDERS AND MOVERS Onl Hcwlslifinitr 4 Co WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Goods, Carpets, Dry Cloaks, Geese Feathers, Tiie. most complete stock of Dress Goods in the state. •• A full line of Gents Furnishing Goods. A splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella lor SI .00, try one. Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co., 78, 80 and 82 Monroe St. We make a specially > M making Gent* euits, ami pants to order. .11° For 16 years the leading drug and book store in Hastings. Second-Hand School Books, The most com pl etc stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. Goodyem The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. . Hastings, AND grand rapids, DRUGSTORE. (II. Blankets, Bedding, Live THE PEOPLE’S MICH Mich. Hastings Banner and Detroit Tribune, $i:oo 1 ,» �( CONGRESSIONAL. NEWS. THE THIRD TICKET. । Hastings Banner --------------- Thursday, July 7, 1893. r ■—— Bidwell and Cranfill Named by : wxunroTM, Jen. the Prohibitionists. j j'.y'iiJ. n°*k*«”»«>'* COOK BWO8.. Proprietor*. --------------- i. lht j lion «Uid> 1» talradiiwa Mon.luy. WaBM TIME OVES THE PLATFOBM-, CURE SICK HEAD "ftari eVer is ACHE kith* tens cf sonsay nros that haroiiirhm by druggists erorywbera or s«M by astt. CARTKR mtOtCIMI CO.. New VorNJ _ PLUG- . SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE I*0RPROFIT f/Tp^D " Enclose »t:unp for circular. PAKIsH, PToffr TpSe Fpve, used it §ticl\ to it. Ttjose who try if regret not haVina tried it bejore. if is a jull 4oz., plug When you want a FRESH LUNCH,:-: Go to the CITY BAKERY. Fine line of creams and fresh confectionery. A. E. RENKES ' BUSINESS CARDS. R3. E. H. A C. P. LATHROP. Homuepatliic Physicians and Surgeons . All calls city ami country promptly traded to. D I fl A. SCRIBNER. M. D.. HL' • Physician and Surgeon, 4 Deltnu. Mich. I Office In residence. oue<jlock cast of depot To Advertisers I 7--------------------------------------------------------- — HA. A C. H. BARBER. • Physicians and Surgeons. Calls In city or coanty responded to with । promptness, day or night. If you wish to advertise .b-! Instruction, -end one dollar for our “ Book for Advertisers.” A little study of that book will enable you to deride whst you ought to do, aud give un kies of the probable cost. IVILHAM 0. LOWDEN. ’ ’ Lawyer. Office over Julius Russell's store. State street, Hastings. Mieh. If you instruct us 1 । tising for you in thu way we think will Jo you the most good, you should »=cnd an explicit statement of what you wish to arcompUsh, and make suitable arrangements tor payment. Your order will then rooelvo all thu attention that It requires. 1 If you wish an advertisement ' 1 . prepared and a plan of advertising marked out; to be told what papers ■ you should use. and what the cost will be. we will furnish the advertlsemeul and tbe plan-elther or both, and submit them for your consideration, together with our bill for the service. * ( . ’ ( , electrotype* and asfhnatM tbe adwrtiwr i«ys ns. For the expense of placing advertisements and watchIng the fulfillment of contracts wc are paid by a commission aDow-ed by tbe publisher of the paper In which tbo advertisement appear*. ’ P. DRAKE. M. D., ( ( , ’ ( . ’ ( ! 1 ' For preparins advertisements, A. SHELDON, • Abstract and Real Estate Office. A'Mtroei block. Hastings. Money to lu%u 01J R«-*I K«t«tc Real Estate «>i-t on «• mmhslOT. General coorevanelng. lUn-c aconutlaUr^et of Abstract Books, com »4icd from the Hecord«. can furnish complete * frw.u C. Fl BROOKS. Clerk. P •’ ( a * < g If you want to learn < afl the Ins and outs of advertising without any coat or trouble, read PnnrrxRB’ fvx regularly, carefully, studloualy; isaued weekly, gga year. If you wish a complete catalogue of all newspaper*. **nd $5 for the Anierican Newspaper Directory. For any further Information address ( J 3 { < J * 4 GEO. P. ROWELL & C°., < Newspaper Advertising Bureau, J 10 SFItUCt ST., NEW YOU. ’ Office over Holloway’* drug atore. • iffiee hour* from 9 to 4 p. m. Telephone, ecu ms-ting wlth.rraideuce. at Holloway's drua M. FOWLER, Ik D. S. Q Office bourns a m. to 5 p. tp.. MITH & COLGROVE, Lawyers. (Office in Union block. Hastings.) Practice Is all the courts of the state. S \ E. KEN ASTON, A. Attorney at Law, I Over J. S. Goodyear * Co.'s store.) Practices I nail court* of tbe Btate. Collection* AT'RipUy Httendlng to. j,’ R. TIMMERMAN. Homapathlc Pby’ « slcian and Surgeon. (Office over Lathrop * drug store.) aw. real estate and collect­ L OFFICE OF PALMKitTOX A Smith, WoodlatHi. Mich. C. S. Palmerton, J. M. Smith. Notary Public. J us tier of tbe Peace. ing . mvsauvBHUi BjjH ■SEK EKOBATB ORDER. State of Mlehigaa. county of Barry.—**. At a »«w»luu uf the Probate Court (or II r County of Born. bolden at tbe Probate Office 1> ths City at Ha-ilna*. In said -»unty. un Wei UHstat, |he 'tor of May,in the yeu ou* 'boueuaa rtelit hundred and uinety-teo. Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge u in tne statler of lhe estate of Itobert Mlsn r dece-wd. On rv.uilng aud filing I ha petit un dulr red fi*d. of FnuwM Mis*er. wtd >w of Mid deceased pravng that a re tain iustrument w>w «•< fll. - prrfMte add ths* yovr Petitioner may benp.oln: Tbereiwun It is cdervd that Thursday Us* thirtieth day of Jone A. D. l*W. a: ten o'clock >n the forenoon, be s««tgno foe the bearing of wtld immiUou. mm of said eourt. then <•> be hri.ien »t the Probol. Office lu th- city of Uasttags. hi s it«i <.iu^q , ate Thru <abl petition Trite noUrInterested in safe! estate, of th- KIRKS IAM0N IARSOAP HaaltMul, ApaMs,JHMU^. ' “!b kon.nm-1. AUlwn. eb^rm-n Silrer commUi«oo ipproprl.tlon., ramerUns rhe Convention Strikes Out U>« b. unml <b» “ C’ •'‘.“J Clause and Comes Ost for Ditime poAtM.Utwwn »»’*»'* few their consideration. The agricultural MH X iKUUnre. .x«uUT.^.lJpdki.li.kruup. In tb. bonne <°r ll>’ «“• *“??? >100 th. >r*r ,«l.n.n. b-l • being p.-«l w rllbont .uppon who rts month. In .»ri»g tor ulck mJ wounded: ro proddu « W " Not Go Through and One That Did. ot «0 prr mouth tor n-ju.peoihc StogjU Cincinnati, June 30.—Music hall wa* l-tlw, .nd th. bill co rMioratb.c>taHI«r appropriately decorated Wednesday for ol chum who pxrtlclp*c«l In cb« "bcl'l"n’ the meeting of the national Prohibition Md who bur. rlur. <mlUl«l In lb. convention, which waa called ’ to order I or army ol ch. Vult«l Sm» «l with representative* present from forty- I di»nbl«L . WASHINGTON, June 30.—Th* *ea*lon of three states at 10:U6 a. m. by chairman Dickie, of the uational committee. John ! tho senate yesterday was taken up mainly St. John wa* made temporary chair in the consideration ot general •PPro^*‘ bills. Th* legislative appropriation bill, I after th* adoption of several amendment*, 1 was passed and rent to the hous* for con­ ' ferenre. Th* Invalid pension bill, etter » lengthy debate op th* inents, was passed,’A* was also tho po«toffice appropriation bill and a bill for th* relief of certain settler* on th* land* In North and South Dakota. • The house occupied |t* time in the con­ sideration of conference reports on lb* * my and Indian appropriation bill*, n*w <»t.feree* being appointed. McMillin moved to take up th* tin plat* bill, which was opposed by tbe Republican*, wbo be­ gan to filibuster with privileged motion* I and tbe house was deadlocked for three ■ hours in repeated roll-call* on muttons to adjourn and calls ot the house. At 6 ' o'clock the house adjourned. 1 Washington, July 1.—The different sen­ ate committees of conference yesterday re­ ported almoat hopeless disagreement* with OSXKBAL JOHN BIDWELL. bouse confem-e* upon leading features of nan and speeches were made by St. John, ' Dlckia, and Rev. Lockwood, of thi* city, | tbe. great appropriation bill*. Allison, chairman ot lhe committee on appropria­ who welcomed the delegate*. Committee* , tions, said none of the bill* hkil yet gone were appointed and a recess taken to 4 p. m. The convention reassembled and | to the president, and be asked rhe senate to concur in a bouse resolution extending Colonel Ritter of Indianapolh waa named j existing appropriations fifteen days. This for permanent chairman. It was decided was done. The rest ot the time wa* taken that only delegates present should l>e 1 up with an acrimonious debate as to when allowed .to vote in spite of the effort* of [ the free coinage bill should be voted on, the southern men to let the chairman cast ; but no conclusion was reached. the whole vote of states, including ab-' I In the bouse the Republicans succeeded. senters.. AC the night seMion Ritter as- in preventing the consideration of tbe tin­ eumed the chair and make a long speech. plate bill, *ud the house devoted several Mr*. Gougar then addressed .tbe con ven­ hours to a conference report on tbe Dis­ tion on: the object* of tbe White Rum league, and a telegram from the North' trict of Columbia « ppropriation bill, the Item of contention being tbe appropria­ Denver Prohibition league wa* received tion of 175.000, one half to be paid out of aaking for a free silver plank. The con­ the federal treasury aiui one half from the vention i* very enthusiastic. district revenue* for tbe entertainment ot the Grand Army of the Republic at it* ' BIDWELL AND CRANFILL. encampment in Washington next Sep­ tember. A new conference **’ ordered. A resolution waa passed extending the . Cincinnati, July 1.—Rain la a necessary appropriation* for the support of the gov­ concomitant of national conventions this ernment fifteen days. year and the Prohibitionists certainly WASHljtGTiiN, July 2.—Tbe silver bill should not be neglected, and they were was rushed<itirough tbe senate yesterday. not. It rained “cats and dogs’ yesterday. Hill voted for free coinage; Brice, Gor­ The fl rat business done was the adoption man, Carlisle, Gray, McPherson, Palmer of a resoludon requesting delegates who and White against iL Eleven Republican make addresses to refrain from remarks senators voted for the bill, and had Vice regarding the south before the war or its President Morton beeq present In the position during the struggle—all in the chair bls vote would have sent the bill interests of harmony. Miss Willard ad­ over to the first Monday In December. dressed the convention, denying that «he The senate adjourned to Tuesday. The conference report on the agricul­ was n fiudonist, aud pledged the W. C. T. U. to stand liy prohibition. A collection tural appropriation bill was agreed to in the )x>aac. ’hl e -pedal order—tbe consid­ was trken up fot “sinew*" and fSO.COO was eration ot bills rv(K>rted by the committee subscribed. As the resolutions commit­ on labor—then caaie up. Tbe mtosure tee was not ready the convention took re- Allowing thirty days leave of absence to employes In the burtau of engraving and printing was, (m*se.l. as was tbe bill limit­ The convention reassembled promptly ing to right the hours of latorera and me­ in the aftehtoon and the resolutions com­ chanic* emptored upon the public works mittee reported a majority, minority and of tliv United States and District of Co­ ' ' individual report. lumbia. The house took recess until 8 These points of p. m., bitt at the .evening’ session no pen­ sion bills were passed, and the house addifference were on journei toe the day at 8.50 p. tn. the tariff and Wakungtox, July 4.—The bouse Sate financial planks. urday received the announcement Gt the The minority re­ IMiscage l.y tbe senate of a free coinage bill port favored the with loud applause by the silver men. Tbe issue of green- conference report on the District of Col­ £ backs based on umbia appropriation bill reported a disa­ ? gold in the i pro­ greement aud it a as again sent to confer­ portion of about ence. An agreement from the conference 8340,000,000 notes . ou — tbe - — river ...». ...... and harbor vuina* bill was prcscuceu, presented, to tIO.000,000gold, --nnd thu bou«e listened w to vunugica eulogies uu on ibe the « n <1 A - modified ! tatfc ----- _• ---- . . and. ad .­ • 6L0RGK W. BAHL and late Senator WU Wilson, of »« Maryland, protective tariff.regulated by a commis­ journed until Tuesday. sion. The individual report favored un­ MORE TROUBLE IN WISCONSIN. limited coinage, provided tho ratio was found correct, but if not then an adjust­ meat of that ratio. T. W. Hart, of Illi­ Bepnbllcans Aay That Two Different Apportionment Bills Were Passod nois, was the author cf this plau. Maduox. WIb„ July i-Thn legislature Platform Adopted—Nomination*. adjourned sine die at noon yesterday bavThe whole afternoon was occupied in de­ bating the platform, and the majority re­ ing completed the work for which the port with the silver plank struck out aud sbeeial B««ton was called. It Is claimed “gold, silver, and paper" inserted in the by the Republican* that the new appor­ financial plank was adopted. The vote on tionment bill a* it passed the house did •tt Iking out was 590 to 335. At the even­ not contain certain corrections made in ing session nominations were declared in the committee to which It wa. referred, order. St. John nominated General John r^!S‘h.tblU p;UOwS by tho ob­ Bidwell, of California, which was seconded by Whitfield of Iowa, Bain of Kentucky, tained these changes. This the Demot®?7, Lc**,mlDR lhat the bill went and others. Illinois withdrew its candi­ date. Demorest of New York waa nomi­ through both bouses in proper form. It is likely that the Republican* wlli again apnated by J. L. Thomas and duly seconded, ffn*wta,w.°OUrt‘,n hope0t nulUfy“S while Ohio presented Gideon Stewart, and Sam Small seconded. Bepubtleant of Kansas. Bldwell Gets the Prise. Topeka. Kan., July 2. —The Republican The first ballot settled ths question, Bidwell getting W0; Demorest, 139; Stew­ state convention got together promptly art, 179; Bascom (New York), 3L There yesterday morning and on the fifth ballot was a great *cene of enthusiasm, and then choM A. W. Smith as the candidate for nominations for vice president were made. governor. Three ballot* were required to Georgia named Sum Small, Iowa George choose Robert R. Moore, of Butler county W. Bain (of Kentucky), Maryland Joshua for lieutenant governor. The convention Levering. Minnesota W. W. Satterlee (of was in sesalon at a la>e hour with the fol­ Tennessee), Texas J. B. Cranfill, West lowing additional nomination made: Sec­ Virginia T. B. Carekpdon. Two ballots retary of state, W. H. Edwards, of Paw­ were taken, and on the second, the result nee county; auditor, B. K. Bruce (colored), being announced nt 2 a. m. today J. B. son of ex-Untted State* Senator Bruce; Cranfill, of Texas, vu nominated, a* fol­ treasurer, L Bruce Lynch, of Nec*bo (a lows: Cranfill, 409; Levering, 357; Satter- locomotive engineer); attorney General T. els, 28; Canknduu, 21. • F. Gwruer. ! Read This! Dr. L. N, Lakins The Rectal Specialist, OF GRAND RAPIDS, MICH., Will be a guest of the Johnson House at Middleville, every Thursdforenoon and of the Hastings House, Hastings, Mich., every fh ,ay| day afternoon and evening. At Grand'Rapids all other days. U’ST ’ He invites every sufferer frpm any Rectal trouble to call and eet correct diagno'sis of their disease, time required to cure and cist fl same w ' . ' ' ' ° FREE OF CHARGE. delay. t ... Please notice. The following testimonials are from parties within your reach, anyone of whom will gladly give you all the particulars concerning their case. Mr. DeKul>beT Is Supt. uf the Widd;. Mr. Jas. L. WUklna, ex Mayor of Has­ tings, says: it give* me great pleasure to comb Furniture Co. (lhe largest faeiwy in state to my neighbors and friends what I the world) and during running hour- hit know uf Dr. Laklns. as a Rectal Special­ time U very valuable, inquired win please consult him any ocher time at the ist. I bad piles for four nr five years, aud factory or at bis residence. To whom Rbniv . concern: -! bad Piles when Dr. Dakins took my case, they would come down almost constantly when for ten years uni J cured by Dr. Laklns 1 was on my feet and 1 had not been able two years ago. 1 also had a M-rere bladber trouble, suffered Intensely and was to do hard work for over two years. They never eame down once after the completely prostrated for weeks at b time. second treatment and I did more hard work I employed eight different physicians In the first G weeks after he took my ease Detroit. Grand Rapids and Ann Arbor and than I had done In a whole year before paid them.pver HOU, but received n<> bene­ snd did It with more ease and comfort too. fit from their treatment. Dr. Lakin- as­ From what 1 bad beard former Grand sured me iny plks caused the bi adder trou­ Rapids patients say of him, i expected ble and be would cure both by simply cur­ he would cure me. but I was amazed at ing my piles. This be «lld over 1 year* ago. I am aow the speedy and radical change his treat­ free from both dim-a-es. wcigti more and ment produced. I have talked with Mr. Dt-Knbber Supt am In belter health than I hare been for of the Widdlcoinb Furniture C». and many many year*. I was eMwtantly getting worse other Grund Rapids people Dr. Lakins has and 1 firmly believe I would not !.*• liiing cured, some of them year* ago, and now but for Dr. Laklns* treatment. I know all speak of his skill a* a Rectal specialist of many he has cured, several of whom 1 • sent to him. I have never known him in the highest term*. I sincerely believe be ean permanently to fail In a single Instance. * Rr»i>ectful!j. curt any case of piles no matter how bad Isaac Dr.Ki iu.it. or how long standing, and I advise ail auffering from any Rectal trouble to consult Res. 207 So. College Ave.. Grand Pupid*. Mich. him at once. • Jajai(* L. Wilkins, 11 anting*, Mich. The veteran Baggage Master of the I). Mrs, IL L. Peek of Grand RapidgZWM G. H. A M. Ry. say*: I was terribly afflicted with Pile* fur formerly a resident of Hasting*. Mich. She says: I was a sufferer from Piles, over twenty year*. They affected m y and Constipation caused by them ever general health so much that 1 was aboii t since I wa» a child until a little over two to resign my position as Baggage Msder o f the D. A M. Ry. when Dr. Lakin* began years ago when Dr. Lakins cured me,. I wish 1 might tell every iady In ths treating me. I began to Improve fr<nn the very first treatment and was soon land what hr Las done for me. He has treated me for rectal troubles sound and well. This waa over four and one-baif year only but my general health Is better now I think than it has ever been In my whole ago and I will say I have nut felt th life before. slightest sign of Piles since and 1 fret a I heartily recommend him to any suffer­ least twenty years young- r ’han 1 did be er from rectal troubles who may be fortu­ fore he cured me. . • nate enough to *< i uir hl* n-rvices. • Mr. Pirk la clerk ut police headqnavtrrs. Res. No. 3U Harnett M. . Mrs. H. U>rek. Grand Kaph’s. Mich. 270 Ninth Ave. . ' Grand Rapids. Hjc!>. Pec pic sometimes erroneous! v suppose thej’ are going to be badly hurt by the examination or treatment. Ask any who have been treat ed by Dr. Lakins and they will tell you it is neatly painless. JOSEPH ROGERS Of Butinas says: I fr«-i h wonderful Improvement from Dr. Ukin-* ires I meat and they are as the 1 r. sa> » s’trewt painless. . N. T. PARKER l’r ptltKir of the Hastlnv* House says: 1 am a p»Hent of Ur. Lakin* aud cheer­ fully recon -mend his treatment to anyone suffering tn m any Reda! troubles. . WILLIAM WOOD «p« »!><». bod mWorane, bur. t«u„ ” y.“? Jf* H ‘JIM PbMle oL tb. .UL. was tba Quickest ____ l«r-ment. It lam salllfled that le cart* G. H. DURKEE Blacksmith of Harting* aqy*; 1 dreaded the exatnlnathm and treat­ ment becaux 1 bad been bad!.' I.tnt '»•(<«. My ca*e I* a very Ixd one. )<•: Dr Lakins’ treatment h nearly pain' CHARLES ANNISOX Arc you still skeptical ? Then talk to ALL of the above and many more whose niatnc; be given or sent to you. t M ain office, 35 and 36 Porter Block, Qrand Rapids. Mich. Entrance 132 Monroe St Phone 2x8. MORTGAGE BALE »»»“»«lx*® ®ada iu the cocdtiions of a certain mortgage inaite by Francla 811abr MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been m»de in the e *nditl so-0 a certain mortgage »*4r and ewnt-l wu Ham L Mead and Nellie K.Nead hi.-wife of tbe on lhe S^attK-Faul, Stale •( Mlnti<-M>:a. to itony *?• ,Mft’ ln !lb«‘ ’-'Ot wort Flnehout, dated September thlrteeutU A ft tan and recorded In tbe office of tbr Krzhter ef Deeds tor Bony county State of Mh-hhnut on tte WWOTt.W <M ^Member A. j>. 1*1 m Uber .'IS- of Mortgages 00 page* and 1» wMf* said mortgage w*« du!v MMgnrd t) <*ld Ainjgn0kw»n7D*ilel Striker .4 i■'wljiWMbtnwrignmrnt brertiw d*Jr S 'ftS'ljJ. «,n“‘”»to»<or of ’he estate ol tMk^8ff«9tar A D. ISM i-nd r-.vni-d tn the office e< said KegiStor of Deed* ,o Kred w- Gr®bl® MMbT mehnn on th* tenth day »t Ma T A U. ?.rasrs«!^vA?LS. upon which mortgage there la rlaimcd to w- dte ■t tbe Aeta of tb>* notice the sura ><l Hrt-ra hun­ dred one and 11-100 dollar* and mi I of fifty dollar* provided tor In said and no suit or proceedings *t law having tern Instituted to recover the debt so-undI I moruaita or any part thereof: I virtue or the power of sale containedI in 1 inartgaxe aad the statute in »ueh «•* 5” I provided, notice Is ber» by given that on I riday 1 the nineteenth day of Augnsl A. l» !*x at tra (MtaMl&ittcMnW **td <b>y 1 »h *•>**« “ mM* bidderM ma '■«$ trust door of tbe court bouM*. In the C ’/I « spaS Washington, June 30.—It took twu hour* and thirty five minute* only to trans­ form a private citizen into secretary of state of tho United State* yesterday. At 1:40 p m. tbe president sent to the senate the nomination of Colonel J. W. Foster, at »03 the senate confirmed the nomina­ > U4 tion; at 2A0 bia commission wm sent to miutI the president aud he signed it; st 2:45 it S.;rin.j w** couutcndgnad by Wharton as acting y.-ie nt •ecretarv of « >'• —■• -* -------- ton twice, me. An old resident of Middleville. Mich- fay « Dr. Igtkins »«y» 1 am nut >ut «*urv<l. b u I feci a* well a* 1 ever did. The trra t I fwl tnucli ta tter already. The pain meat Is very mild. JOHN W. WILLARD from Dr. Lakinsk restme nt Is nothing. Of Middldvillr aay*: FRED C, PARKER Have had only two treattnent* ar<l batof lhe Hastings House says. . —ZfX • . feR feQ Little or Dr. JLakin* -L' - ba* •treated me * only Bo pain to the treatment. •nortasgr. and the statute la *och cxm Fata) Hosting Accident. BALTDIOKE, July 5.—Four l»yn, Ed Smith, aged M, Georgu Snlth, aged 18, William Harrbton, aoed 17, and Davu Toley, aged, 20. were drowned yesterday afternoon in Spring Gartens, Paia*poo river. A party of fifteen were out rowing when from some unknowncause tbe yawl wa* capsized with die Abo's result. The other eleven occupants »uc«eded in reach­ lug shore. ' Dr. Lakins has been located in the Porter Block, at Grand Rapids Ntich., for over four and one-half years, and has cured hundreds 0 Grand Rapids’ people, to whom he refers with pardonable pride. He treats Rectal Diseases only, hence he is a Rectal Specialist m its truest sense No matter how bad your case may be, 1 of how }on« standing, or who has failed to cure you, he will give you a radical per­ manent cure. Every long continued or chronic case of Piles has produced cither ‘ Liver Complaint, Kidney Complaint, Bladder trouble,Nervous Postra­ tion or Constipation. Hence the importance of being cured without described fottow*. ki �the rail at the stern of tha steamer City o Chicago, while on an excawdoo, went to *leep aud fell overboard and drowned. ■ 'Tetl*aarti*r, jnnA gj. New York waa visited by a fierce storm The Oliver Iron and Steel cninp uiy has that enused thousand* of dollars damage • .Teed to the Ainalpamute.l scale—the first to prop rty aud some low* ot life by drownOrrak in the manufacturer*' ranks. , A,brJ<jK’’ <»*«■ the river L’ven. La SrotW. U. Bchaule, editor of tbe Knight* of land, fell, carrying down wltb It a number the Mystic Chain Journal, the official or­ of workmen, fire of whom were drowned. gan of that noaio in Pennsylvania died at Cholera h *|«ren<ll:ig rapidly in the Rus- Wllkeabarrr, Pa. linn province of B<ikn. an tbe west shore A train on the Pike's Peak railway ran of tire Caspian sra. The govumiueut is over a little boy traveling with Mrs. Mor making every efforito stay tha progress ot ril, of Chicago, aud killed him while as­ lhe epidemic. cending the Peak. Volney V A*hfor»J, who was regarded Mrs. Newberry, wife of General New­ u th* leader of rfi« alleged treasonable berry, of Chicago, is dead. She was 54 movement against yje Hawaiian govern­ year* old. ment, wa* releKHcrl after a preliminary ex­ There were twenty small fires caused at amination and immediately took ship for Chicago on the Fuurth by lhe handling of fireworks, but the loa* was slight. Laura Lewis, I.ln Swanson nnd Rufus Hagan were drowned in bike Minnetonka. Miss Nellie Franklin and William Hughes were married while seated in a buggy at tho corner of Sedalia's busiest thoroughfare. Miss Nellie's mother Thursday. June 30. close at hand and haste was nccesury. Helene Boulanger, daughter of General Boulanger, was married at Verwiifites to PLUNGED INTO A WASHOUT. M. Anges de Sachri, a wealthy land otvimr. Arthur Rigdon, of Lincoln, Ills., Is in jail at Chicago. I1K, forsteiding silk* from bi* employers, Maude! Bros. He gave the Foit Watnk, Jnd., July 5.—A terrible dlks to bls sweetheart. accident occurred at Keller’s station.thirtyMrs. Marion . Humphries, wife of tho flve miles west ot this city, on tbe line of vicar of Wartou, England, has been wn- Wabash railroad, at 2^0 yesterday morn­ t-nceii to three months*' imprisonment, ing, by which five men lost their lives. A with hard labor, on tbe charge of brutal terrific wind and rain storm swept over treatment of a servant. In her service. that section about midnight and a water Declarations of Prince Bismarck against spout broke near that point which was so the government iu recent qweches and interviews and the threatening attitude of violent a* to flood everything in ’ the HISTORY OF A WEEK. buyacakeof SOAP .:■*:* u -K n.t piovldrd, notice uiinlsy the sevenA, !>.. tw.’. at ten ih.dl tell nt public t ier, nt the north ,„-p in the City of *tace where the Clr- and. tharjk me for calling' your atteqtioq to ii.“ ie Ute. torrlher with ut) Are duilir* rov1-friiiJ‘e" b*-lng de■ »■* nil that certain i! described as follows: itheast quarter of the tl->n tblrtv town one e*t containing twenty *lcnee of MortgMre. Ass'gin e of Mortiragce. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY N.K.FA!RBANK&Co. CHICAGO, J Do YOU 5H0KE ICOUGH Dont delay iEWEN'SCOUGH CURE TAKE; an Central i. . KEM p s balsam \n. f. । p.m. P.m. ;um ; j; -’H, »3*iii:38 2.21 . ‘ ALWAYS THE SAHE ALWAYS THE BEST .at i Fhlis Haute.” the government against him have caused ’he greatest exciteiue^ in Germany. In jumping fro n a switching engine at Rockford, Ills., John Burns slipped aud tell on an iron wrench which he had in hh hand, the instrument penetrating bls fhc-t Jost abqvc the hi art to n depth ot five inches. He leaves a widow. Judge Lacombe, of the -United Slates district court nt New York, bus refused to 3nler the removal of Treasurer 11. L. Ter­ re.], of the whisky trust, to the district of MauachuaeciM. ’The judge decided that the trust methods nro noj. illegal. . iZi: - . * IN THE '-x inm. . . • s.fil.’.o.- s.M < no . .------- — ~i —■ Office at FORDS’ HOTEL, TUESDAY, JULY. 19 BRANCH OFFICE Has ’his County each month for tho pwt stx months, and during those visits nascxaminea ana ■ihod for hundreds, and effected many of the most Wonderful Cures ever made in the State! tri-n'S and neighbor about Dr. Holmtm S. Humphrey. '•■III <•! U|V UWI»I There is scarcely afineighborhoud in thfl county that ......j u ........j ......... • ..... ...... ...... ... ........ .--- , , h and r--tored to health after all hope had been given up and the family physician pronounced Un* •ted dn not fail to consult this must eminent physician aud surgeon. . consul tat and artvira free. ________ ■ i the. doctor h in r.miy eomaw' Pipeu*ive ha»trumenia uad assist*. mlcroecoplc Mdeatihc examination*. jet he i to any one, believing It to ' ■; Lyi>ic!aa’edaty toascertain •« true condition witiiont expense Wb-nevec and wherever Dr. to locate a monthly visit • 1 e •« < nnd Ml nti'-KI di*«MH*: <-**-* rirea l> i>) <>>. <l--rt«* nnd pron«-uof»d iuenrabl*-. r liwirv* to s*e. Dr. Humphrey 5a* l***<l :.*ariy X.0TO enrr- in th* Stare <<t white i- pat tent* *11 teM Id Mtanreote. Whwtwln. IIin«-l*. Alabama. Gaontte. T^tm*-****. Hl.|*» and i-.d'ana. hav* b»*n folly 6v* tlmrethat nn.nl*’; nearly tw-ihird* n< Hire* »nflaret« arerwrrv**n nt* Saturday, July Cures After All Others Fail. aurftll {uii-nxfxit bsbil»‘*'»' Io ,’ r“2' thewxnsl faociL;’”-• f.l-i.tisl. Aleutate i risk Uewrred. jariuov ovmpvands *i**>uid call aud tef — “‘w-Ld-rtel Cnres by mj i<qp« H di 0 vicinity. Tho volume of water was so^ great as to undermine tbe bed ot the Wabash road nnd tho embankment was washed out leaving the rail* suspended in the dlr with no mippot*. A west *bound’ frelghtjdungecj into the washout. Hurled Beneath the Wreck The engine and nine cars went nnd the locomotive turned over__ side. On the engine were Engineer G. W. Shorrey nnd Master of Bridges Harvey Danlap, of Fort Wayne; Dan Moore, fire­ man; C. F. Wilcox, trainmaster, nnd Lineman Charles Helm, of Peru, all of whom were buried beneath the wreck. About midnight nil the wires went down nnd the officials/ind linemen went out on the freight train looking for the trouble. All were In the enb and death came with­ out a moment’s warning Ward was sent I to this city by a circuitous route nnd a re­ lief train with surgeons and n wrecking outfit was at oucc dispatched to the scene uf the accident. Narrow Escape for the Express. Tbe |t.-ut bound New York express, (\ue at this point nt 4-ks1) a. tn., hnd n narrow escape, os it passed the pniowd tho point wTn-re the freight, went down only thirty minutes previous to tbe accident. Had the express been liehind time it would surely have found the washout, nnd the results might have been more sppalling. Trainmaster Wilcox was a prominent politician and was n conspicuous figure at the Republican state convention here a few days ago. seconding the nomination of Governor Chase. All the dead men 3. Hon. Wm. C. Whitney, having l*een quite generally boomed for chairman of the national Democratic committee, has announced that under no circumstances would he accept the position. Tbe failureotthe manufacturers to agree with the A. A. 1. S. W. hna thrown 5J.<x» men out of work. Amalgamated men .say they can spend in the fight. William Abbiti,’ !J. A., of Downing. Cambridge Vinvendty, England, who re­ cently took high honors in mathemates, has been sentenced by a police magistrate to eight mouths’ i in prison meat for steal­ ing book* from the nniverdty library. At the International Millers' exposi­ tion. which is being held in Ixindon, the champion gold medal offered tor lhe best wheat has be n amtrded to tbe Manitoban government for an exhibit of ‘‘Red Fife." Brigadier General James H. Barkley, commander of the Illinois division uni­ form rank Knights ot l>yth^ has Iwcn suspended for ninety days from Aldine division No. 5fl. of Chicago, for violating orders by selling Intoxicating liquors at a ball. ' Four masked men. supposed to be apart of tbe Red Rock band, attempted to hold up a passenger train near Canadian. Tex. A posse chased them into the Cherokee strip and their early capture is expected. Energetic measures arc being taken by the Russian authorities .to stay the progre»* of the cholera. Tbe pope is opposed to the establishment of a strictly Roman Catholic party In France^ _________ DR. HOLON S HUMPHREY ■ Lt* f... mtkiuit srtrietly fir*ru*l — <h* uiHi.. .-».*» the afflicted woald du wall 're-t ih» doctor and net hi* uutnloti >'• it-M-i *ii*-!h*-rUiodonra of hope are yet *t> <ir ■■•*■>-, juntfn.1 thetn. t • r- v. m*« i> taming point in the couree ► Ot, this fa espeeinlly true of all .."rr'''"' or “X °f which are " ' "i-^'Srertaln Umr; that la, ontil snrit Friday. July 1. A bull got loose from his drivers nt Coiumbus.O.,and dashed into a saloon. He stampeded the proprietor but did not oven break a tumbler. Nearly eleven inches of rain fell nt Chi­ cago during last month, wliir-li bents the record rxeent for August. IbSS, In which month 11.26 Inches fell. Adlni E. Stevenson will go to New York to receive official notification of bis nomi­ nation for the vice-presidency by thu Dem­ ocratic national convention. Mrs. Richard J. Oglesby is said to be on the slate for election aa president of the Illinois Woman's Exposition board in place of Mr*. Prances B. Phillips recently re­ signed. . A tobncconist. ot Toledo, O., who has been frequently robbed of cigars set up “snap shot” camera in the shop nnd next morning had a good picture of the thieves in the very nec of burglary. XW. E. Can>entcr, Oscar Creamer nnd Oscar Bjorkntiui pleaded guilty at New York to robbing Dix & Phj le of $57,INK). j The two first were “sent down" for niue and the last for five years. In a section ot Texas 8) mile* southwest of San Antonio it has not rained a drop for three years and the people are leaving the district— those who can—while many are in danger’of starving. The British ship Fred B. Taylor was sunk by the Trave in mid-ocean. ' All on board were rescued and reached Liver­ pool. This is tbe-vessel that was supposed to have collided with lhe Vega. IMk Monday. Joly 4. The Diamond sawmill at Minneapolis ' was destroyed by fire. Loss. $75,Oioo in­ surance. 150,000. Mrs. Kate Jencken, (nee Fox) one of the 1 Fox sister* who discovered spirit rapping is dead, aged 52 years. William May, Charles Oliver nnd Will- ' iam Gowan hnve been arrested at Braxil, Ind., for counterfeiting. May and Oliver pleaded guilty. ' The president has decided to appoint 1 Colonel Robert Williams, the senior as- j sistant adjutant general, to bi adjutant general cf the army vice General J. C. 1 Refton, retired. । The steamship City of Chicago, which I* on tbe rocks near Queenstown, Ireland, is | now said to be almost a hopeless case and will probably prove a total loss. The York Iron furnace at Black River' Falls, Wis., has closed down and will be moved to some other point. The county gave 120,<-00 bonus to have it located at Black River Fall*. I O. P. Brown, one of the wealthiest fiumere of Parke ormnty, Indiana, went to the Montesumn bank aud drew $0,100, which he invested in gold bricks. The three swindlers who robbed .him are now being sought after. Lansiag li Msfi TIME TABLE- Tn effect May 13. ISW. v Favorite Route between Grand Rapids. Detroit . ana thn • rand IMpIds 'Lakebdessa I Woodbury Hnufield Mulliken Grand l^dge Woodbury THE TRIBUNE AND THE “BIG SIX. New York. July 5.—The New York Tri­ bune may now be said to have been prac­ tically declared a union office. That is it ia now a union office, and will remain so unless Reid fails to carry out bls con­ tract with the officers of the Typograph­ ical union. Positive assurances, it is said, have been given that The Tribune would be completely “unionised" within a month. Typographical Union Na 6 held an exciting meeting yesterday at which The Tribune nnd the action of the Min­ neapolis committee were tbe chief sub* jtet* discussed. Kinney Makes His Ilcpon^. President Kinney, who was at'the head ot tbe committee which went to MlntieA npolis, made a long rejort in which he ex­ plained tbe actions of lhe committee. He said they had received satisfactory assur­ ances that The Tribune would be mode a union office if they would support White­ law Reid’s nomination. This they did, not officially, but as individuals. They could Laye obtained no guarantee of se­ curing The Tribune for the union had tin y nut signM the document which has since brought out so much adverse criticism. A motion was then made to express full confidence in the committee, which, after a full nnd free discussion, was passed by a vote of 530 to 25. It was then stated. In behalf of the committee, that The Tribune would be mode a thorough union office in­ side flt n montf). The powers of the com­ mittee negotiating with The Tribune were tliereiipou continued. A report is expected at tbe next meeting of the union. M.snd 12:05 J*. M•11:3a. I* M. ArrtveChlcago 5 18 I*. M , 5:25 P. M. and 7:I» A. M. D*ave for Manistee and Traverse City 7:25 A. M. and 5:17 P. M. Parlor rare on <Iny trains and .sleepers on nteUt trains to Cblcugo. A<k our agents fur further particulars or write lo Gkorgk DKHAVXN.Gen’l Pass'r Ag't. Grand Rapids. proving for reason st here! n stated, that an order or decree be m ade In this court determining who are or were tbe heirs at law ot said deceas­ ed and entitled to Inherit said estate and their respective rights therein. Thereupon Ills ordered, that Wednesday, the 20th dsy ol July. A. D.. H©2 at len o clock In the forenoon, be axsigued fur the hearing of said petition, and that tbe heirs at law of said deceased and all other persons Interested In said estate, are required to appear at a seMlon of said court then to be holdeu at tbe Probate Office. In the city of Hastings. In said eounty, and shots- cause. If any there be, why tbe prayer Of.the petitioner may not be granted. And tt Is further-ordered, that said petitioner give no­ ties to the persons interested in said estate, of tbe pendency of said petition, and the hearing thereof by causing a copy uf thia order to be published In the if.astlngs Hanxkx; a newspap.*r printed and circulated in said county of Barrv, once in each week for three successive weeks previous io said day of bearlUK- SAN JOSE SWEPT BY FLAME. A Fire Th Hl Destroyed 9000,000 Worth of Property. Sax Jose, Cal., July 5.—Perhaps the mo»t disastrous fire In the history of this city broke out at 8:30 o’clock last evening iu a fire cracker stand near corner of Second and San Fernando street*. It was caused by a small boy throwing a lighted cigarette among the .fire crackers. An area of about three square* waa burned, destroying the Lick bouse, California theatre, A. C. Ham & company’s packing house; the “Fair," a general merchandise store; F. E. Smith’s jewelry store, the South Methodist church, and numerous dwellings and smaller stores, entailing a loa* of about $800,000, with probably $400,­ 000 insurance. The loss can hardly be estimated now. Tbe Ar* wa* not gotten under control until 10:30. Badly Baravd with Vitriol. Otsego, Mich., July 5.—Joe Huddleston and Bert Shears had a narrow escape Saturday. They were carrying a crate of blue vitriol in tbe paper mill when tbe bottom of tbe crate fell out, breaking the jan and spilling the contents over the men. They jumped into a tank ot liquid, which counteracted to some degree the effect of tbe vitriol. When fished out they were badly, though not fatally, burned. Their clothes hung from them in shreds and their shoes fell to piece*.' SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE The success of this Great Coogh Cure to with'"-!t a narallcl in lhe history of medicine. AH dtugt’isis are authorized to sell it on a poeUhre rm _ntee, a test that no other cure can sneExplosion nt Firework* IXDLA5APOU4, July 4.—A brrlflo ex­ ces-tully stand. That it may become known, plosion occurred «u We»tf«>rk. near bVfre, tic Proprietors, at an en'^mous expense, are placing a Sample Boule Free into every borne Friday night. Three hundred dollars' in the United States and Canada. If you have worth of fire aotks were »tureu in Wyan­ a Cough, Sve Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, far Tuesday. July 5. dotte hail awaiting the Fourth of July. In it will cure yoa. If "your child has the Crcem, Thlr*'*en Conservatives and Vuionleto tome unknown manner the material ex­ orWb.^ Cowh. and four Glad* ton tens wert elected to the ploded and the building wa* completely b sure- If you dread that msKhou* disease British parliament yesterday without op­ wrecked, entailing a loss of 13.500 toM,00Q. Consmnntion, use it. Ask your Druggist far boys named Junes and Qulm-i ware SIID-OH’S CURE, Price io cts., go ca. and position. , Two - -------.------------Robert Nellis, of Chicago, sat down ou horribly Injured. ■ �Commencing1 Friday, July 1st, 1892, We Will Make the LARGEST CUT on Btb ■KOOH ■ 59ITS m DKEUER5 Ever Made In Barry County. dsT. Note ■■ the - Prices. ■ During this Sale Cut to $13.95 $18.50 A full size suit in Mahogany, Antique Ash, XVI Century, • 20x24 German Bevel Mirror. , Former Price, $20.00. . 4 Antique Oak Suits, hand carved and Rub Polish Finish. Former Price $29.00. . During this Sale Cut to 6 Antique Ash Suits, Full size, 24x30 German Bevel Mirror. Former Price, $22.00. During this Sale Cut to A full sized Commode, Ash or Maple.’ Former Price, $5.00. I i • 'f During this Sale Cut to r ■ ' I " / '' • s ___________________________________________ ________________ G - _ _ Dressers, full size, in Ash, Mahogany, Walnut or XVI 48 Century, 20x24 German Bevel Mirrors. Former Price, $10.00. O__ I Combination Dressers, Finish, Antique, Mahogany, Walnut or XVI. Century. Former Price, $8.50. _ _ Dressers, Finish, Antique, Mahogany, DZL Walnut, 24x30 German Bevel Mirrors. Former Price, $12.50. • XVI During this Sale Cid to $7.50 During This Sale Cid to $6.00 During this Sale Cut to $9.50 Century, # Suits in Mahogany, full size, 22x28 German Bevel Mirrors* ^jf* Former Price, $20,00. Extra fine suit in XVI Century Finish. A beauty too. Former Price, $25.00. During this Sale Cut to $ | During this Sale Cut to 14.85 | g QQ :■ SEEING ■ IS • BELIEVING. ' Call and examine these goods. The workmanship is first-class. The finish is perfect. We guarantee every article. We also guarantee to save you from 10 to 30 per cent, on these goods, This Sale Will Close Saturday, July 17, 1892. TERMS OF THIS SALE, STRICTLY CASH. �riAsti xgs Banner. Tm.gd.-y. July 7. ,1S93- - R COOK. Local Editor. nOTUM"! fruit, .od eaudlu, « VT.V DoelkeFB, Flue Story * Clurk urnn Hessmer's for SCO. it • personal mention. Jol.n ■Murlr, Smut, my C|tj <|fc h" PIUI',I'<I Ann We are not making-much of a n dae, bnt AH.T""'1 our prices are Just as low as ever. Bajckhcit Store. Uuwrt!”1",rJ“ w"n *•'" Take the Bannkk and Detroit Weekly Tribune, tbe two papers one year for om dollar. - Oowrri1.: The wool boot eomp tuy hes been alloifed space tot ap-txh,bitten of Its product* at the world's ralr. . iiXt””.'*”*10 Senator Col grove and family are occu­ pying rooo.s Im his block, while hl* new residence is being complete !. Absolutely Pure. q. b r,i “«• nirt* There can be no dull sea-on for the busi­ ness man rdm hustle, and makes a proper S.u'14»£a ' use of printer's ink. POWDER Don’t Kick t, tbotltT /fTl.e school conducted by Profs. Sterling and Andrus for the benefit of teachers promises very favoiwbly Indeed. . We wish to call jour attention to our ladles and gents fine sboem Thev are gn»t and tbe prices are right ’ x Bankrupt Stork. S1,“rJ‘r »« bi’nS.rS, ’" G'"’4 ...“L'J"’! “• k«i- b.Si.TSS!”10 City water takers are now getting an Invitotiou to Walk up to the cautalii's desk and pay their water rent to next January. ^Little Lawrence Colgrove was severely bitten on the arm Tuesday by a dog. The canine Is the best kind of a dog now: he is dead. . OT H you buy a suit and don't get what you want. If you can see us before yo i buy you’ will find just what you are looking for and at the right price. ou Kittle and Frei Burrell, of Alblou. are visiting relatives here. Prof. Sterling and family visited friends Some things that were visible to the naked eye July 4th would lead some peo­ near Lowell last week. ple to surmise that “Hop Pop" Is a very *». Goodyear made a business trip to lively liquid. (•rand Rnphb yesterday. v ^As F. IL Barlow's house nears com­ Mr and Mrs. D. R. McOinber weft to pletion k becomes .evident that It will be Grand Rapids yesterdays. one of the mo*t handsome and convenient Frank Knowles, of Ohio, visited friends house«In the c:ty. here the first of the week. There w 111 not be so many buildings Mr. and Mrs. 1a*«. of Battle Creek, erected In our city this year as to some , former years; but what they may lack In were In the city hut week. number will be made up In cos’* Will Merehoi’. of Kalamazoo, was here the (ore part of the week. A regular convocation of Hastings chap­ ter No. 68. IL A. M. will bo held on Fri­ D. R. Cook returned .Saturday from a day evening, July 15. ’ ’1892. Exal tattoo business trip to Ciucinuati. and banquet. Mrs. Harvey Lurvey. of Battle Creek, Is M. W. Rikeb, SecJ visiting relatives In the city. Meeting of the republican ___________ __club ___ next. Bert Amstrong. of Ikiwctis Mills, was Tuesday evening at the court room for ibe In the city on business Thureday. ’ adoption of oy-laws and election of officers. Mrs. Stephen Crandall, of Kalamazoo, i’ I.rt-all republicans of this city and vicinity visited Hastings friends last week, , who can tiossibly do so attend. LI—1 C In Straw Hats, summer coats and vests,’ black alapaca coats and straw goods. As we are anxious to sell goods we will give you low prices. Call and see us. R. MUDGE & SON Great Special Sale of rwn® Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Brooks leave to-day A good house and 1C lots at Bear I^ke, ■ Manistee Co.. Mich. Will sell at a tmr- to visit relatives in Allegan county. : gain or-wlll trade for property in Hastings Mrs. W. F. Powers and daughter visit­ J « vicinity. Gpod town, lots of fruit and ed relatives Iu Battle Creek liist week. Combining the com- 1 good fishing. Enquire of S. M. Fowler. Ml&s Ruth Handy, of. Grand Rapids, the elegance । ^, xiiss Maud Stebbins ha* proven a very spent Sunday with Iter parents here. ■'•Hsi::. For sale by'efficient librarian for our elty schools. Mrs. M. L. Cook an/1 Mrs. Clement | paring the year In which die luis 1iad j | charge of the library, not a stogie book Smith visijed Charlotte friends Friday. tots been ‘lost, every cue being returned, , Dr. C. A. Scribner aud Whale Black- ■ F. W. Greble, the furniture man. has an man, of Ik-1 ton, were In the city Saturday. MICH. attractive adv. elsewhere, iu which he Clyde Brooks, of Reed City, visited his speaks of his special sa|e ot tiedroom suits uncle. G. H, Brooks lhe first of the week. ' and dressers commencing to-morrow, and Mbs Sable Beadle, of Benton Harbor, t'i Residence prop-'-continuing two weeks. Unheard of prices a barrain^ Eq. ! are quoted. Now is your time to buy. , visited friend* here the first of tbe week. ARCHIE HeCOTS L. E. ST/tUFFER I W. H. Schantz. Le at hon •WHEN YOU your artificial teeth p-n-t w>* dollar for 4.T. You can apply II ■V-. atut no matter If ■r IL : it win hold firmly In the bnr'-IrrumxtanOM. CIO BA ND, I). D. 8. White-Cloud, Michigan t<ir<Uy. .taiy sth st two o'clock . By order of Committee. .c M<ple Gnm? Center on Twos' ■ ■■'clock ji. in. ••'IticMlay. July litb. C4HI.TOX, at Buy the Milwaukee Jr. binder of Mesfu-r Mrs. Clement Smith and Mrs. George Bros. A Reynolds. “The test of ability isi Simpson visited Nashville friends Thurs­ -success.” Judged by that test, the Mil­ day. waukee Jr. had proven its worth, and is Ed. Burton has been elected bookkeeper -entitled to stand at the head of the pro- at lhe chair factory, vice Arthur Brown ■cession as tbe lightest weight, easiest run­ resigned. ning. best working binder made. Mrs. Bert Snuggs, of Muskegon, visited <Al the meeting of the school board Tnes- her alster, Mrs. R. K. Grant, the first of day evening, Miss Mary Woodard was1 the week. •elected as grade teacher In place ot Mrs. Mm. Dr. 1. A. Randall and daughters, Kittle Coffleld, nee Dooley, resigned. Miss Woodard Is a very capable teaeber, of West Buy City, visited at W. F. Hick's ■ and will prove a valuable aequhdltou to( last week. the corps of teachers of our city scteoulw. Mrs. IL A. Bailey returned from the I national prohibition convention in ClnThe Democrat should have hesitated before printing any. sensational matter re­. cinnati Saturday. garding the changes at the chair factory. Miss Carrie Mersbon, who has been purThere is no occasion to suspect any game1 suing musical study at Chicago, is here on of —freeze out.” No such thing Is thought; a Visit with friends. of nor has it been. In the opinton uf the Mr. Ferris Rose and daughter. Miss directors changes Were necessary and they Gertie, reached the city Saturday on a were accordingly/made. visit to friends here. Governor Winans has signified bis hearty Mrs. Hattie Riley, of Owosso, nee Miss interest in the celebration of Columbus। Day. October 12, and will appoint the day Hallie Ackerman formei ly of this city, is a legal holiday. Badges will be sent visiting frieuds here. gratia to every pupil in the state, and Mrs. Dr. Purkey. of Chicago, ami Mr?. every means will be taken to make' Coulter, of Charlotte, visited at Mr. aud Michigan's participation In the matter Mrs. Clement Smith’s the first of the patriotic and enthusiastic. The subject receiving most thoughtful The Misses Edna and Edith Havens attention from the great reviews' aud have returned from Owosso uud | Three magazines is the making of good roads. Rivers respectively, and will soon leave It Is a subject worthy the must careful for Bay View. study. Think of the thousands ot dollars Hastings orators were in demand! July ■each year spent in labor and money on the roads of Barry county; and yet there is 4th. Judge Smith delivered the oration not a mile of really first class road in the at Delton, Senator Coigrova at Streeter’s .landing, nnd Rev. Puffer at Thornapple. county. Two stores this week. UNRIVALLED BARGAINS . ' °°£2Bn" .- CIICUL/ITIOH iiii-week, 80 quires. 7 y • T y STRAW HAT SALE Chester Messer and Mias Grace Messer expect to leave soon for a pleasu re trip down the St. Lawreime river, visiting Quebec, tbe White mountains, going down the Hudson river aud visiting hi lhe New England slates before returning. E’RE going to give the Straw Hat business a lively1 whirl for a week or so, and if you’re interested in Straw Hats fu»Sffi!ir).youTl be more interested when you take a peek at that window-full and the immense stock inside, and get lhe way-down prices. Don’t delay. W Miss Estclla Heath, tor tbe past year the able preceptress of tbe Nashville schools, returned to her home at Hastings Monday, where she expects to remain until Septem­ ber. when ahe will enter Albion college. She leaves many warm friends In Narlivllle, who hope to some lime see her re­ turn.—Nashville News. We have received a copy of the Albion college year book. We aye glad to note from It the great prosperity of tbit ex­ cellent Institution. Some people a-c wondering why Col, kidrich did not conclude bls 4th of Juir oration by calling for three cheers for the democratic nominee tor lhe presidency. If the Col. had set out to make a part san drooeratie speech, it would be difficult to conceive what different grounds be would have taken from those be did take to his oration, which both the day gpd tbe ocp The new board of education met Tues­ ocaslou sboull have made free from day evening for the purpose of organizing.j partisanship. If he hud felt that hy<mid They elected the following officers: 1 not deliver a patriotic address wjhout President—Geo. Tomlinson. i wringing In politics, it would seem that a , Secretary—W. It Spence. ' > reasonably regard for the fitness of tilings \ Treasurer—W. D. Hayes. bhonld have nictated to him the propriety x<The new officers are all democrats, and Of bottling np bls Speech tor a political partisanship seemed to be tbe governing I power In their selection While tor year* ■ tX'CUstOll. Our Milo correspondent calls attention to the duty of farmers and overseers of highways with reference to noxious weeds. F"H-ia>lb< walking shoes patent Ups, No doubt an enforcement of the law would ,nl> 1 - ’ • at the Bankrupt store. make some of them feel a wholesome re­ spect for lite law, and do what their com­ 1'o-IUr has a fine line of soft mon sense should teach them ought to be ‘ h i place in the Shepard ear. done. Complaints have reached us that U r innr.nl meeting of lhe stockholders in some quarters of the county the Canada th I sties are allowed to grow not only un­ •• ■ in? company will take place .next molested. but to go to seed. MutniM. h township and ward be repre­ ’ io xt Saturday’s republican con- t«l that specifications for the 'Um? un i jnji W||| be ready by ■ - of tboee fine Jndfeat shne* h'Jther tips at 81.25 at lhe I hand binder* and three muwvrs for sale at a bargain. '......Gear Bn*' hardware. rt M* insists that the city is c an elevated railroad in the first 1 ll‘-‘ waell denies the rumor. the tnnjori’y of-Vlie ichov: board irs been tlemocrRtl.% iho minority has been conceaed some uffkbl recognition. The reason for departing from this (equitable arrenff®ment and converting the school, boatd Into a partisan body may be Justpi.»le. Btical grounds but we du >Ju. think any other will be urged. J "THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST." Prof. Will Morse, who has been for some j ears superintendent of the Oscoda city schools, has been made principal of one of the largest schools in lhe city of Detroit. Tbfc will be welcome news to ids many friends in Hastings. When looking for a binder call at Messer Bros. A Reynolds and see the Mil­ waukee Jr. Score* of the leading fanners in this county, who have bought this kind of a binder from the firm and tried it In the hardest kind of grain to cut, have only words of praise for the Milwaukee Jr. Not only the strong testimonials of your cisangea for advertlwaneuts neighbors, but au Inspection of the .is oftlce Tuesdays at Latest to machine, will convince you that it Is t|ie ।''■. -.lun tbe i^tie Of tiie week best binder in the market. It pays to get •B|t1 brought. the beat. Tbe new double postal cards will be Tuek-rat Union ball to-night. ready for distribuUou by July 1. They • • -in it“»fr.r binding twine. will constitute the only means yet pro­ F. H. Barlow A Co. vided for the payment in tbe International .,n • w- Kimball organ for 800 at John mall service of return poatagft by the • I . (tender of a communlcatiozii. They will probably be Issued In the-fdrm of FTolder. . Go Will Doelker's Cur milk shake and two aides of which are alike. The sender '«• croitu soda. ' ‘ . I writes on' one side and folds the Card, ''■•‘Life the project for August races leaving lhe Inside blank for the answer. Tbe cost will be four cent*. ill m.t be abandoned. LOCAL NEWS. !f y«"4 want an organ or piano look at Jutir. l;. v,taArg si(JCk KtJ<j priMq. grants I To Bent. I On Ibceoru.ror Hnajw,) «»•■ MUI. Ml i Two !«■<* weI1 TOnnrelhnj nx>!iH r-”J l""rJ w"!!*™'' A reulr.il Ioau1'™I eueea twbaogcd. STRAW HAT HEADOUAKTBBS CL9TH �■ AT SEA. Hastings Banner. from California »««*• Ue la happy W meet old friends again. He thinks Michigan Is good enough for him—Ed. Clemens. Sr., has gone to BatUe Crock to live—Henry Gaskill has bought a horse— J. Powell and wife visited relatives In Johnstown last-Sunday—Mrs. James Boyd was tble to be at tbe*grove tbe 4tfa. Thursday, >ly 7, OUR COUNTY They talk of a roller mill at Orangeville. Odar Creek boasts a new roller mill, and IU a good one. We should judge from the tone of recent editorial utterances of the Delton Breeze •Mt It was no longer an Independent, but was a democratic sheet. Freeport u«« Lrilliu an In M«t>tanka. Tte, tbe ClarUrUle nine In • re­ cent game 11) to ”. . J. D. Fehelcy Is somewhat of a prophet and was giving Dr. H. C. Peckham tbe benefit of his predictions before tbe demo­ cratic convention. The gentlemen’s views were not alike and finally a wage? was made. The one that wow was. In compa­ ny with his wife, to partake of the bospltalUea of the other. Well, Joe and his estimable wife were In town Sunday and dined with the doctor and wife. Henry Culler and wife were also guests and par­ took of tbe hospitalities.—Freeport Herald. Cloverdale. The 4th was quiet here. Almost every body went to Hastings or Delton—John Ryan has to get around lively just now at­ tending to orders for binders and mowers. He la selling lots of them—Why don’t some good doctor In want of a held for practice come here and look Around. ' He would do well here— Haying help Is scare* —James IL Ryan and mother spent the Fourth at Kalamazoo— Mrs. Kate Conyer has two sisters and a brother visiting her from South Bend. Indiana—Emma Barnes, who has been at Kalamazoo for the past -three months. Is at hotue for a short vaca­ tion—Mr. and Mr*. Mmilpa. of Grand Raplda. have been visiting their daughter here—A. Cloverdale bor»e bclobging to Henry Wilkinson took tha money at the races at Delton tbe 4th. and the Clover­ dale boys were victorious playing ball at the same place. . Woodland has no wool market this year. Everybody says its too blamed bad. but no one buys the wool.for all that NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. Frank Shaw, a Grand Trunk brakeman Jno. Schaibley. who lives west of the living In Battle Creek, was run over by a village, tells Us a remarkab e story for a freight train near South Bend. Indiana, true story. One morning about three last week and Instantly killed. Me leaves weeks ago Mr. Behalbley found one of his a wife. , . hens lying in the hen park. The head was gone but tbe body remained. This The Michigan State Trap shooters league was peculiar, as generally the opposite has arranged fora series of sliootlnR tour­ state of affairs is the ease. For three naments throughout ihi-state. The next mornings in succession lhe same condition meeting will be held in Batt'e Creek July, of things existed only it was “a new hen 12th and 13tll. every time." Then Mr. Schalbley took to Albion college is booming;»In addition shutting his chickens In the coop kt night. to Senator McMillan'* gift 820.000 fur the The chickens were safe but In the morn­ ing a guinea would be found served in like science hall and the S20.000 alumni pro­ fessorship secured by telegram from Alva mnanner. This became exasperating and a Bradley, of Duluth, lhe will of Margaret steel trap was set at night. In the morn­ ing tbe trap was gone. the chain having Anderson gives S-’MJ.OOO In valuable real estate for a new gymnasium and science been broken. After this th^re was no more trouble until last Saturday morning hall, and it will be begun at once. ’ when another hen was found minus bead. That night another trap was set, and In the morning the trap was sprung blit tbe game was gone. This continued until Tuesday, when one of the buy* who was plowing heard a noise behind him, beheld an owl on the fence. He walked toward it expecting to see It fly away but net rer approach disclosed the fact Hut the owl was fast to tbe fence by a chain extending from a steel trap which was snapped on one of the owl’s legs, undoubtedly the same trap which was taken by the noctur-< nai visitor three weeks before 'and which tbe n. v. must have carried around on his foot all of this time. Mr. Schalbltfy intro­ duces the bones of tho dead chickens, the trap and the owl, which Is an immense one, in evidence, and we are compelled to believe him.—Woodland News. A cyclone passed through Calhoun coun­ ty last week doing considerable damage to properly. A swath about 25 rods wide was. mowed through a strip of timber; sev­ eral barns smashed Into splinters and orchards taken out by the roots. A meeting ot tbe stockholders of the Cincinnati, Jackson A Mackinaw railway company has been called for Friday July 22, at 2 p. m. for the purpose ot voting for the adoption or rejection of a contract to lease lhe railroad ot this company, togeth­ er with all the appurtenances tielonging thereto.- to the Cincinnati. Hamilton A Dayton lailnwd company. Shell amou-. tract was approved by the directors of the company at Its meeting, which was held Juno 91st. The meeting will be held In the St. Clair building. Toledo. The gen­ eral opinion among all classes ot railroad In speaking of the races at Hastings. iu«.n is that the C. J. A M. will undoub't-, Bro. Godfrey of tho Herald* says: "The edly pass Into tbe hands of the C. it A. D. Freeport Cornet Band was present and fur­ railroad at the coming meeting of lhe nished some exceptionally tine music." Ob, stockholders.—Battle Creek Journal.' . God-frey!—Woodland News. Oliver McConnell of Vermontville went Samuel Damoutb, of Wayland, came to^[to Battle Creek one day last week, if his Middleville one day last week and gtX experience while there Is to be repeated fighting drunk. After be had got. to b«Xl upon subsequent visit*, It is safe to say be happened to reccollect that be hadn’t that he will give that city a wide berth In had any fight yet. so be got up and dress­ his travels. While he was walking along ed. went across the street and tried to the Grand Trunk railroad traek shortly pick ups fuss with two or three who j after dark, be was rcinimb-d of the pres­ would not fight He then pouqced upon ence of others near by a vlcloas crack ov< r Jay Teadt. who was also full, pounding the head with an iron bar. It nearly killed him badly, and It is thought Injuring him him and for their trouble the highwaymen internally. The latter is confined to his only got 94.50. This amount would have bed, and Damoutb will have bis hearing been greatly Increased had they looked In July lltb. his Inside vest pocket. Over 85,000 pounds ot woo| has been tfon. T. W. Palmer, of Detroit, bought In Nashville this year. spoke at Battle Creek July 4th. Frank Becker was arrested at the hony* Mrs. Samuel Brockway of Brady. Kal­ of a friend in Kalamo, Eaton county, last amazoo county, four years ago hid a week for breaking Into Jas. Covert's store pocketbook containing 915 In a basket of in Carlton Center. clothes and cot+M never tell what had be­ J. E. Warburton, of Maple Grove, was come of It Ou Wednesday she received x J bitten on the hand some time ago by nn a letter from Harvey. 111., signed John enraged hog.' Since then he has been Wheeler, in which was Inclosed the mis­ sing money. The man states that he saw quite sick from the effect* her hide the money and In her absence The official test nf the Nashville water purloined It and that he wanted to make ■ works took place Friday afternoon. restitution before It was too late. Pndrlsvlll*. Mrs. MUI, of Cedar Springs, has been visiting at Mrs. Thompson’s—L. Carpenter and wife are visiting friends at Mendon— Elanson Jours has bought a house and lot at Delton—Peter Drummond, of Grand Siplds. spent the 4th with his parents— ra. Harding’s brother, from Lansing, ia vial ting her—Mrs. Me ilea, of Canyon City, Colorado, called on some of her old friends during the week—Mrs. J. Nevins Is spending tbe week with her brother. W. JL Brown—Mrs. Lucy Bugbee has gone to EJdorado. Kansas, to spend the summer with Wallace Bugbee and family—laveme Thompson Is In town—We think our village was well represented at Delton tbe 4 th. The lives of those who gamble in options and the like on the Board of Trade, generally has some sad term'mtlon. In ninety-nine cases out of a hundred a man Is either forced to face poverty 'fn bls declining years; ends his sorrows by caking bis lift; or ends his days In some asylum. A sad case can now be seen in Grand Rapids. Dr. Luton enjoyed a large practice there a few years ago, and was rapidly growing wealthy. He com­ menced speculating In a small way and was . successful generally. Encouraged in this way he became more bold and went in deeper aud succeeded. Monty came In to him thick and fast Believing himself to be a born operator he gave up his practice and opened up a commission office In the Board of Trade in Chicago. Tbe story la soon told. Reverses came and C. Kill and wife have returned from Dr. Luton Instead of now having a comtheir eastern trip—Ed. McCartney return­ petenee to fall back upon is a poor man. ed to bls home In Illinois Tuesday—Our and was taken to the Insane asylum last town was almost dead the 4th, nearly week a raving maniac. every one went away to celebrate—Fran­ A party of Gfand Rapids bicyclists, cis Heaoux Is visiting at Charlotte—Mrs. JL M. Everts is attending tbe normal composed of both ladies and gentlemen, aribool at Hastings—John Messimer tend­ were run down by a couple of fellows In a buggy. The wheel of one of the gentle­ ed tbe bakery while Fred celebrated—The men riders was demolished, white-several TBotory—Zetta Crocker, of Battle Crack. of the ladies narrowly escaped belpg run *■ visiting friends here—O. M. Hulllnger. over. The police are looking for tho •f Rive* Junction, calls here quite fre- ruffians. ’ There were quite a good many farmers had their hay down through tbe rains of last Saturday and Sunday, which will keep them from going away to celebrate Use 4th—Tbe apple crop will be a filllure kero this year—John Prine had 13 pasaen' ■era aboard of his stage last Saturday when be started out for Battle Creek, and ke bad to leave some of them way In east Dowling—Dean Prine Is at borne with Ma folks, and Is slowly on the gain from Ms sickness—There has been nothing teard from the thief yet that stole from 3M1 Groat—Quite a number of farmers around here went to Hastings last week with their wool—School closes this week IWday—Strawberries have been selling ■ad brought at your doors for 6 cents per gosrt and at some of the patches for *1.00 *ar bushel—Rev. Harding, of Prairieville, will preach st our ebureh next Sunday Henry SmKh/an Inmate of the Soldiers Home in Grand Rapids, got a back pension of about 13,000 last week. He was dis­ charged from tbe home as being able to take care of himself. He got on a big tear and when found bad about 19.500 on his person, b~sldre six gold watches that he had purchased. The number ot watches would indicate that be waa having some nice times. garded by some musicians as the sweetest and mellowest of *11 the wind instrument*. Iu Berth oven’s time It was little else than the old hunting born, which, for the con­ venience of tbe mounted hunter, was ar­ ranged in spiral convolution*, to be slipped >ver the head and carried resting on one eboaider and under the opposite arm. The ('•cminns «tiX call it tbe wnldhnrn, that la ••forest born.’’—Boston Advertiser. . nd fill tbe srata. FatlU Threat. throwing spiiballe I’ll keep yon In UH Dswllsg. zEverybody enjoyed the 4th. but a good- dark. Tommy—That’s all right.' Pop wants r number of our citizens celebrated at ~ U_.------------ .---------- School.— **taer or Xete.T Brat—Um VeoHom l> Good Nava. WHAT TAKES PLACE ON A STEAMER WHEN THE SHAFT BREAKS. JSov. John Milter, of North IMkot* la$M an instance of what Is being ne,'.t ‘ plfalicd by faroier* tn the Red River VaiLv ot and North Dakota. i|.. ^.5 S. J, Lelsi. l. near hl* town ot Dwight \ D.. bought lao acres of tend in the M-niG of 1301. Cur *t.dO*, and crops toTL season wurth salary of* xovernni.nt clerk, taw*-** of the ens| of bis (arm per the foliowin.; Statement: fXhZlIWlAW lb. IsUl SaLlng • matebUKl tratb.r duMwjrfdie. coming from th. .Hrwlioo<rf bUoffloa, hastily curcrad And found miming* pair ot Ll.l rimmed Kla««* be bad randomlr dt \cnlusZ th* iron arrh tiiat tuiul* * Thisky. llks»p«>ct*r« in thonight. oodlwl on top of bl» morning pra-r. a "Stand by your boat*!" ITie sundered sunre* °n our track Tld* command won shouted from the p«“. >» wkmulc O-N orwm. • bridge of the steamship Kania* of the Their whit, ud rirM trriU. blown bwL nlZSdI phephorte llghu uiunm. Warren line on Nov. 4, 1801, by Captain Alexander Fenton. A report like the dis­ Our wide wake shlore and shlmmere; *1*1* charge of a heavy piece of ordnance had Of sparkli .< grreni begird our^**>• just been heard in lhe after part ot the twl rijjbt and left, flare out, tor •hip. and the great iron hull had been The to*dnrr torch** of *ho o shaken from stem to stern. Immediately -Edward Luca* Wbite'ln >ew *«»* Sunthe screw bad ceased to revolve, and the Kansas was as helpless in the arms of lhe TUr uutrouix ... - -------------ocean as a babe in the lap of It* mother. AIM Gvn.ral Shield, h-1 Tho men responded with alacrity, and In Mr. Lincoln, and l«fore the less time than it takta to tell it everything had teen arranged, Mr. ^’‘“6 g"’c was In readiness for a hasty departure my father's office. He said: t don t >lk« from the ship If necessity demanded It. While these p'recaution* were being taken jhJs ijoSAbTiMte felthre. and 1 don^t Wuiie iu™.- |ircv*uii6ua wwgw waaig tehm tha da” My father tho chief engineer emerged from below, • ‘ and going to where the captain stood ta-Lincoln, you are the challenged formed him that tha shaft had broken . 2n«! can chotwe the weapon*. Ciwxws short off about twenty-five feet Inboard, it , (Ui(l j>|| qualified Shiekte can readily be understood what an acci- JY?"' yau." Mr. Lincoln was dent of this nature mean*, aa the sail area J ilh tho notion, and of a modern steamship i« hardly suffident “h“ w teadgive her steering headway even In A a to giro „ the capons. When the second* gale. _ 8 The steamer Kansas sailed from Liver- ■ He said, I pool on the 28th of October with a general । cargo of English merchandise. She was in | splendid condition, having recently coma off .ho dry dock In thorough repdr. It was her ninety-third trip across the Atlantic. and, while not starting oat to break her record, the caputin believed be would have a mpat successful passage. Every­ thing worked smoothly until the afternoon of Nov. 4, when the accident occurred, nnd the ship took even chances of going to the bottom of the ocean. There wn* a heavy sea on nt the time, and the wind howled through the rigging with n force that threatened to wrench,It from Its fastenings. The log showed that the ship wax just 811 miles off Fastnet when *he rcceirul the shock that came very near ending her career. Wien it wns learurl that the shaft had parted, an ex nmlnntion showed that the trouble waa in the stern-tube, which Is probably the most, dangerous point on the whole length of the great shaft, as at that particular spot the packing is usetl to prevent the water working into the tunnel. Here wa* nn emergency that Captain ’’enton was quick to appreciate. It was •hown that the ship wa* making over 9U0 tons of water per hour, and that the safety of the veswel anil perhaps tho Uvea of those on board depended on checking this flow. It wn* a perilous undertaking to go into lhe tnnnej, a* the water rushed ta with the force uf a Niagara. "Who will volunteer tn follow me!" said the captain jo his men. . All of the offjeer* stepped forward and one brave seaman. While the captain could have ordered any member of his crow into the tunnel, yet be felt he would not call upon them .to go where be'wa* not willing to lead the way. Dowa into the black depth* of the ship descended the men until the tunnel wns reached. A hasty survey showed that it was half tille«l with water. Groping their way along a murky darknesa the stern box was finally n ached. Here the water wns nearly up to the armpit* of the daring of­ ficers and of icy coldness. The danger of the undertaking wa* enhanced by the fact that any accident to the pumping en­ gines aud the tunnel would have become filled with water, rendering escajM? impos­ sible. But tha machinery worked all right for the time, and kept the flow partly under control while the repairing wo* go­ ing on. Tbe officer* had taken with them ropes, blanket* and any other material tliat could (tensed to advantage in dimin­ ishing the rush of the water*. An attempt was made to chain or chuck up the broken end ot the shaft, but in this only partial success was attained. The men remained at their laltora for over four hours, and when they emerged it was with difficulty that their limb* were mode to relax their rigidity. After this the captain turned hto atten­ tion to doing wlrat he could to make port. First of all the sail* were set, then the can­ vas on the small bust* wa* hoisted, their covers were also put up to the breeze, ev­ ery spare sail wa* brought up and rigged so a* to cateh the puff* of wind: tbe cargo booms and derricks were also utilized, and thus decorated the Kansas presented one of the moat novel marine pictures that wa* ever seer: on the Atlantic. Under the influence of the moderate breeze the ntcamer took up a sort of drift­ ing course, or, aa the sailor* call it. she ha<l a leeway of six point*, and crept the water at the rate of 2;^ knota per hour. Practically she went dead to leeward. The prospect* of reaching shore were not very assuring, but all that human ingenuity could devise had bceu done. Op and on she drifted, until it was believed she would ultimately reach the French-coast. In the meantime the pumps began to cause trouble, as under constant use they became choked and worn, which neoMsitated stopping them from time to time to make repair*. During these times the water frequently rose to a height of seven feet in the ship. The ship rolled heavily, and a great part of the cargo became broken and the contents of barrels and boxes were a confused mass in the hold. On the sixth day after the accident the British steamer Vondram sighted the Kan w and sent a boat off to see what avdstance she could render. It was deelded that the Vondram should tow the crippled ship into Liverpool, and arrangement* to that end were Immediately car ried out. Tbe Kaumu was practically helples*, and"the great strain that came upon the hawsers was more than they could stand. After the two ship* had kept com­ pany about forty-five miles the ropes part­ ed, and all subsequent attempts to renew tbe attachment of the two vessels failed, and the Vondram finally steamed away out of sight. The vewl continued on her drifting tourse for ten day*, and was nearing the B.J of Blia; when tb. wind radd.oly riillua U> rnnhwat, which clumrad u>. coon. ~vnorth««. “* Tb.Ko»— boMtob^^comwtau, weapons for the Nineteenth ..v__ » Mr. Lincoln’s secw to dueling, u u^t ^well lota, tor tbat ma • fri tbe wbole toing of a piece," or wortl* to that effect. When the time for the duel came my grandfather, father. Dr. Merry­ man nnd some other* Went to the scene of „ Dedi'ictiug o<Mt uf Lo,<l. Case* of this kind are mj common tiit they area 1rug In the new* market out wert. Tho following are »ome of the general rules for considering woman grammati­ Go to DR. LOWRY’S ami hav.- your eyes fitted v. itli eye glasses or spectacles. In or der to have yonr eye siriit preserved into old age, the ^As a conjunction *he is • failure, tor her eyes shonld be properly exam sentences are not cvnnectwl. ined and the right kind <>t A* an exclamation—perennial. I ennrut say »be Is nn adverb, for ahv glasses worn. ■ Dr. Lmvrv doer t t tioca not mcxllfyi anything. --j A* an article Indefinite, but worth the a large Stock of tilt- flu­ world to any man. ‘ 1 1 love her in uny nuxal or <am.«peci«i-jest duality and greatest vancally: A* a nonn ahe I* tn the objective case. A* a pronoun she stand* for het self. Ai a verb, Imperative tnood, present tense, when »he desire* yon to serve her, but subjunctive inood nnd future tense when you ask bcr to marry yon. A* an adjective «he is In the superlative notion. . , , __ The new* of the proposed duel was noised abroad, and a crowd had collected )y the Indicative mood and p<> M<b*i»»ive esM-, —.. on the Illinois ddeuf the river awaiting but always In the feminine gendcr.-Kev. tbe return. It seetned to this merry pmty J. H. Carpenter in- l^uiavlllo Commercial. that the termination of this threatening affair would be unbearably flat if they just came home and announced an apology <* the "upshot ta the end.” So they pat a log of wood pro-irate in tbe Ixrttom of the ca­ noe. covered It over with General Shleid*’ cloak, or something equally effective, and then clustered nround the suppuwd victim L . *unr>ort-J lh® ‘’X »• ing. “’ etc., till tiU the crowd cr,’wd gathered on the the°Pop­ posite bank was worked up to a great pitch ot excitement and sympathy. When the log was lifted out the dueling party had effectually turned the tough from them­ selves.—Sophie B. Herrick in Century. _ There is no rawm why every penon who 1ms the knack of clever and easy expression should "rp*h Into print,” nnd the remark­ ably briglit wife of Friedrich von Schlegel, lhe German writer and philosopher, evi­ dently realized till* fact. Shu wandsattantly being urged by her friends and admirers to write, but a smile wa* her usual reply. She thoroughly ap­ preciated her husband’s genius nut! suc­ cess, but Ano day, when asked why she "wasted" so much time knitting instead of finding some occupation more suited for . her brilliant talent, she replied placidly: ‘I have never heard that there are too many stocking* in the world, but I have often heard it said that there are too many books. So it seems to me It is more praise­ worthy for rr.e to knit a stocking than to write a book.” And in this opinion her well cared for husband fully coincided.—Youth’s Com­ panion. ___________________ Homely, ba J I'roful. The burro ia not a pretty Ixoutt, but Id the wild w<«tern plain* he 1* sometime* very useful. The burro* instinctively know where water I* to be found, and if miner* have been out a day or so without water they are very liable to be deserted by their jacks, the animal* breaking away and rushing off in the direction of the near­ est pool. Mure than one party of prospect­ or* or travelers has been saved from per­ ishing of thirst by the Instinct—or intelilgericc, or whatever else you please to call it—of the burros, for these animals, even if haltered, will smrll the water when they cannot go to it and give brays of joy at its proximity. If one of them I* released when they exhibit these signs of enthuriasm and Ms steps are followed be will ba sure to lead the travelers to the nearest water.—St. Louis Globe-Democrat. A Lotion for Chilblain*. If in spite of all precaution* chilblain* appear, laithe tbe hand* with a lotion made of fine part spirit* of wine and five part* spirit* of rosemary, rubbing the parte affected briskly with the hand* to create a friction. This lotion should be ap­ I plied every two hours. Usually th* chil­ , blains will disappear after a few appHca' catloiu.—Naw York Tribune. | ' ' ' ( I ! , ■ I don’t know that it I* possible to divide the day Into rections nnd assign certain duties to hours, --certain —j — —• without ----- variation. 71 । mar’ner • ‘ornP*** has to have a Ut5 u, allowance- Living by iron bound 8®b® da *® '» possible only at school, IU in LUU the -.—.-—7 ... .WL.1VVI. penitentiary, regiarj, and some painfully well reg. Y. hon,«s>~Rol*rt J- Burdette in Ladie. die*’ Home Hom® Journal. Jonnml. . _ “ . „ ---------------- State Bread «r«aa In in the the Eighteenth Eighteenth Century. Century, Darin« many the Eighteenth century wheat went np to a an incredible *71“ 111 England. One year it waa 104 few It wu IM so■ ----that bread naviurue waa three — » - quarter, •-----—— ‘ “ “ dear “ it !*• ia i« at prrwnt. present. HouseHotue,n lho*? limea t ‘heir bread with “v own *»d kept it MU it waa Walter Besant in Harper’s. „ ————Sniall Cltte* and Construction. Tfae I - --------- j — .jyearly cn*t nf WUBiniCUOQ and repair* per head of population In cities bar ng over 100,000 inhabitant* te 11.54, while In twenty-seven cities for whleh the census has returns, having k«a than 100. (W inhabitent* each, the <x»t Is ^i l Carrcdl D. Wright in Popular Sd*noe Monthly. ----- w. a .imni. •—------- Z-----J *DexP«,dre amulet for u “* ■,roh"blT . th °U 1IUUU®le» ot lb. P°“’ ” “ ta । I“k“---------- ---------------------- .cooJO leaving.......... I the thief on right. ___ -Thai -111 do no good." rrjdkd tha olllear. • I couldn’t <™t him If Ton rimuld point bin, out now. W. might rollar him and Molthe had Che glaamt on hla penrin. H. probably wouldn't Lav. them. 4ml I would have to let him go. tubing th. rltk at. cached of on unwarrauted arreat.. It you got* warrant and had hirn arrested you couldn’t prove anythin* and the court wouM dikcbarae him; *o you would have the rime and trouble for nothing. —New Yerk Herald. ’ I ety of eye glasses ana spn ta cles at liis office, where yon can have yonr eyes examined at all tmes. PROBATE ORDER. State of Mlcblgao. Count, of Barn - ««. Ata w»««lon of tbe Probate Cuort fur tbe Coun'y of Bam. bddeu *t tbe ProJ^tr uT.-w. iu th* City of Hasting*. In «*ld covnn. -ti T.i-y*. dav, the tnrd day of June, hi rm- y.<r ot,e thousand elftbt hundred and ntneivtuu. Present. Charles W. Annxtrni^, Judy A Probate In the matter of tbe estate o( Esther Peir»-x|r. deccaoed. On reading and filing the petition. <1ulr veri­ fied, of Alvah Pennock. son of . ,!.l .!,mi*i|, pra,Ina that administration <>( »al<! estat- u< granted tu William W. Uamptou. or tu other taitahte person. i Thereupon It I* ordered, th*: Tnesda*. tfie •JBh day of July, A. 1). tWf, st l-n owimk t In the forenoon l*e a*sixncd for ii!» heart'.,' 4 ’ said petition and that the heirs st 1««- of and Patrolman Julius Z.eldler Of w tho naw Brooklyn. —• "j • -N. Y.. PoUce Force. gteUy • tevtlflc* to the merit of Hood s Earsnparilla. Ill* wife take*ttfar ditainess and Indlpstdoa and B work*-chanaindy. “The efendreaateo takoitwltoKTcat NmrtfL Itl*»ltooul*:ubt a most excellent thlnq far That Tircsrfrevl1„. lau.rtdDrrcmmu.al *r-«lon m mum’’•uii. Him io i"-co u--u«. mt-1 ipisirmj^-e_ ln cttjr Hasting*, in uud furnty, and i show caaM<. If any there •*. «by ; ^syer of I"* l*'J j ^^”^1,^', r JTC n’uirc to {“J ' .k' X: £,|5,5|S|»!,.““ PilKrtp?tbL.. ’ - . , Ll***^*l**« QnvnnMOVilla 1 ac< pr of this order to be putlishcl tt<- Ha- I \ HOOU S OarSaparilia ; tln*» BAXJ'XH. » uewsjmjter print.-'ai ’ rirtu. — .. . ’ . , . .. I*ted in said County of Barn, vice tn r*ch and Hood’* PlUs to every ot»o who wtebca to : ttU. lllrrt. successive «etk» i-rev.utw to have health and comfort." Get HOOD'S. I said day of bearing. -------------------------------------- ,------------------------ — I CHAKLOS W. ARMWmna-.. -HOOD ■c—’O “ ------- c*r* Over ns, eotuUpeUec. — Judge ut Proton*. PlLL8 IT’S A. “JIM DANDY, The stock of lumber and shingles lalely purchased by Bentley, Tomlinson & Rider At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and stud^gThe latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. Their No. 2 shingles are “just too sweet for anything.” ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A SEWING MACHINE ? If so, buy of the man who sells at the same price to the poor man or woman as to the rich. He wont charge yon $55 for a poor machine and sell the same style of machine to an­ other for $25 as do some dealers.. Oh, no! ' •adltlm.1 too <l»n. uxl irwlBAllr drew I Th. Uunstoo tiunll. ot The Dollar of the Poor Man a. log ot Che 30111 <l*y after the accldcac Cape, the t.mlly riuce :«n. Th111 Fwy.loe.ud hle^Jp .Ixx,. ri.ty rtat thwoih th. ReroloU«L^w “hT.' oa quretwtown. end conclnded to com. Hnmptoa. ’otioiutrr war hr« mnuicate with the land if he could find a I ------------ crew of volunteer, who would undertake , Thc “n^nter when he to plantha task in a lifeboat. ^8 • piece of wood always holds it with Before awdrtance arrived the ship bad *** Ue torn* a grindstone^nu drifted within nine milt* of Old Head d*cs ®*»F’3toer kind* of work ta theLure KIomIa. and ultimately brought np four nMaaer’ toiles off the «on*t. where tbe wave, towed ! An (rvinet- u ■ '—~ he. about aa If site were a birch renwu beea *Urt«d in Califorh inally three powerful tag. put oat to the winch cozadst* at making sugar frwr ««d*tanee of tL- dibbled dilp, and »h. wnZ ~P of ths sugar pine tri. TbJ towed into port.—Boscon Herald. j l» said to be exospciorally *»gar Is just as good to Trav. as the dollar of the rich. He sell8 The Light Running World Renowned Domestic, The NewHome and some other first-class machines. He will sell yon a machine for a small payment (b'wn and the balance in monthly payments if desired. It will pay you to call on him before yon buy. Needles, oils and parts for all machines, . T. PHILLIPS. �1 . Uj-hinvum. 1.1 le was chosen ilN.Ht* inuvli wonder (.’•’APTER IV. pro HOPES. i ri >'/• in \i i' ■'£ W 4 - il suddenly exploded • t wo strangers could not re astonished' than they ->r 1‘: ^Unexpected words. . ■••• r-p c.-ul the willow . 1 while his compon: tepefied, staring rigidly A laetyoHoinewhar,” :: 'J -Yd, "hut 1 can’t ji-st I *.;gw. What djd ye say rs exchanged swift ering his comjxjsuro ■ . - bill—I never met you ■ •■•■■■ f—but—the fact is 1 met a I ig ago who used to live at • ' I heard him speak of a n Riggsby—and I thought ■ 1 -ume relative of mine, as R: v-Ls x iy mother’s maiden name.” IL-'--Dy looked sharply at the ■* i-uzzkd look crossing Ids face. ’■* D. manner of thestran1.'.; r ' --- 1 him that he was not truth, yet he cotxld hardly tell H-ii-. : I might lx; some relative I’ve lieani tell of other im of 'em lived up in Ten• 1 the landlord after a Poise it was only a supposition aid.tho other hastily, as if ::.-\nss the subject further. •then uf the same name, as ' ;tly spoke ont ,of curios- He .. . r breakfast .suddenly r“;pNv!'.jc!) put an end to the converutiv~ 1 Al Dill and Aaron Suggs—for ■ • tho two strangers4 names— »er-.- ; ;.:urof the most unprincipled and tthHaag in the state, yetthosudll" ’• ry they had made throw ■ ->1:2 b. ;ely off their guard, and for U' 21 it . ..fined to them that they ““ , '-t’-’l a fatal blunder. Bat -'•I’ .who live by their wits and J*a ‘ •'n profession, they were quick w - — their composure. . ”'-ar u’.aking a deuced awkbun-l r. ’ thought the wily Dill, anl'V;’-. ""1' ^termuchj aa the fellow’s trii' t’ • 1'Ww>l«nan with not enough .1 ti... -j ,-ruund hog." Bouev, • jijj designing lawyer waa foxfroinft ding easy in his mind, and tho fetf th:1-1 those whom he had laid such a deep <; 1 ui’Ue to defraud were so near the pU-x> o • ojerttion filled him with a nwues; anxiety. • Marti■‘i”. r Dill and Aaron Suggs had hee:i f: •of ??an<1 comI«MoM in the dty thiJ-’' -'t,d B4iV<jrfll years before, and flu. ,departure for the west wm tt.r. t of a dwindling scheme they I i"3'lurtal together. in tJ I"4 V‘ Kau3M engaged «th® v:»cuce of law at Baxter Springs, I ’ GmhW Hually, Emphatically _______ 1 Telegram That Made the Oreaham Men Wild with Joy and Brought on'a Tremen­ dous Scene of Excitement-Later nnd OffiSpiUtt and They Proceed to Select the Iowa Omaha, July 4.—The opening of \he national convention of tbe Peoples’ party little different if dents from that of any other party convention. But in tho make up the notable fact was the great numtier of men who were evi­ dently farmers. '*• One observersaid It reminded him jkbbt aiMPSog. Of a county fair. But there was the same ready yell when tome prominent man appeared, and among those most enthusiastically greet­ ed were Simpaon, Peffer, Edward Bel­ lamy, and General Weaver. The hail was crowded by the time the gavel fell for business, and there were over 1300 delegates on the floor. The Convention dpeued. The buzx of conversation and outbursts of cheers were suspended at 11 o’clock by the sharp rap of the gavel as H. E. TaubeDeck. chairman of the national committee, took the platform and called tbe conven­ tion to order. Rev. Benjamin Diffenbncker offered prayer, and then Mayor* Bemis welcumetl ths delegates in a brief stopped at tho Travelers’ Rest, where | speech which incited the delegates to fre­ CONTINUED they were first introduced to the reader. I ______________ , quent applause, and to three rousing It is easy to imagine tho surprise of 1 LhtleGirr» Eiparieuco lu a Llgiithou**. cheers when he concluded. Hon. Ben the two adventurers on discovering the I i,r- n,'<l i,r9- E'ueti Prescott are keepers Terrell, of Texas, responded, nnd Chair Riggsby family at tho prairio inn. But 1 ?!, Guv- Lighthouse at Sand Beach, man Taubeneck introduced E. H. Elling­ by motnal iurttact the. molrod t„ •Hh • a«uthlrr. ton, of Georgia, iu temporary chairman. Delegates Hava a Good Time. make tho boat nf thn maMw fn* I *our Jears °M- Last April she was taken ^ai iMvra^n^/ ' U°Wn W,th n*nBle9withadreadUpon reassembling there was no report were ndw firmly convinced that no tid- । fll| co^ and turolng |nto B fcvi.r IXx._ reiyly and the delegates settled themselves tngs 01 tho business in hand had reached ' tors at home and Detroit treat Al her. but Cor a “good time’’ which consisted of ora­ the family. | in vain, she grew worse rapidly, until she tory and singing, among the orators being "Old Barnaby never wrote tho letter | was a mere “handful ot bones.’ —Then Ignatius Donnelly who pledged Minnesota after all," thought Dill, as he slowly «ho she tried Dr. Kitur** King's New N.-w Di«>-nv-rirv Discovery and to the new party. Then .a “boy orator” sipped his coffee at tho breakfast table. after tbe Um* of two ajid a half bottles, was from Alabama spoke and pledged Alabama to the cause this fall. Finally this busi­ “It's a little awkward ta haf0 the family completely cured. They say Dr. King’s ness was taken up again, the resolutions here on the very soil of our operations, New Discovery is worth its weight in committee was named and later the cre­ gold, jet you can get a trial bottle free at but if they are ignorant of the whole dentials committee reported 13uG delegates W. 1^. Goodyear’s drug store. affair it can’t make much difference." present. The conventiou then adjourped to this morning. Meantime Dan Riggsby, having com­ If j ou are not feeling strong and healthy.pleted his morning’s work and fed aud BLUE AND GRAY REUNION, harnessed the stage horses, mounted his try Electric Bitters. If -la grippe" has left you weak and weary, use -Electric puny/ftnd galloped away toward tho dis- Btyters. This remedjdirectly on “ , , i»iu«-rs. 1 ms n-mruj acts uurcuj uu tan/blucr ’ 'L *1 ’ ' thd liver, stomach and kidneys, gently aiding J1?®. course of Littlo creekN T _.wi« Cow t i those organs to perform their (unctions. Tbe reunlon-of the “Blue nnd the Gray," He had not waited to get his breakfast, If you are afflicted with sick headache, held under the auspices of the convention but had set out at once to carry his you will find sicedy nnd permanent relief Saturday nighty was largely attended, by ------taking Bitters. Obe trial will about 4,000 being present, John G. Mangfather’s message to the settlers. „ Electric -------------------"There is no telling how soon we may convince you that this is tbe remedy you hermer, n one-legged federal soldier of Large bvttk» bottles only 50c. 50 c. at W. 11. South Bend, Ind., was elected chairman. have trouble with the cattle men," ho E»nt® .. * . .... w Goodyear's Goodvears drmr drug store. store. . thoaght. ‘‘and there’s no time to be lort.” He Invited all ex-Vnion and ’ex-Confedere He carried a Sharp’s rifle slung across nte eoldiers to the platform. About 500 The best salve in the world for cuts, aval let! themselves of tho invitation aud a the horn of his saddle, as was his custom when journeying across ,the prairie, for bruises, wires, ulcers, salt rhejitn. fever general hnnd-shaklug ensued. Aftersing­ in the days of which I write there was sores, tetter, chopped hands, chilblains, ing several battle hymns they formed lu corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ column of twos and marched twice around considerable game in that locality, such ly cures piles or no pa> required. It is the hnll and took seats on the platform as (Jeer, turkeys and prairie chickens. guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or The “Johnnies" indulged themselves with The storm clouds of the previous night money refunded. Price 35 cents par b-x tbe rebel yell, which was responded toby had drifted away and ?he warm, bright For said by W. 11. Goodyear, the druggist the “Yanks" with tho old Union cheer. l>eams of tho SeptcnHwr sun were flood­ Oratory Divided by Sections. It will take $3,000 to square the June wimperly of Georgia, F. P. Floyd of ing the broad-stretches of bronze tipped Florida, ex-confederate soldiers, and C. A. pay roll at Jackson state prison. grass with a matchless splendor. Powers of Indiana, aud 8. F. A light wind blew from the south, There is an agitation on In Bay City to Norton of Chicago, ex-federal soldiers, and rocking the tops of tho sumachs to have a woman on the board of education. addraaed the assemblage. Mrs. LeaM and fro, sent the red leaves to the wm them loudly called for nnd made a ground in flaming showers. Here and speech tn which she said she was told that there a meadow lark would rise from she could not speak for tbe Alliance in tho the grass, uttering a succession of sharp, south, but when she wen«i there they re­ Win a Baby waa rick, wo gave her Cartoria. discordant notes, and high overhead a ceived her with opeu nrm.i. She had lust When ihe wu a Child, riw cried for Cartoria. father and four brothers in the Union great gray hawk sailed through the army nnd the Georgians had offered to waste of light, sending his sharp scrwH»_ When she had Children, abo gave than Castoria. build a monument over her father’# grave. of defiance through the morning air. denly mado his appearance upon tho I ra ~°thla bo™-' in,t ti:a0 scene, and between the two a acbemo m ""“I* '>>» >“h as it out tho air above --------------------... him. Quick as a flash he threw birnooU was concocted whereby tho heirs of JAinos Mansfield were to bo defrauded fmm thu aaddlo and advanced toward his antagonist out of vbeir rights. But it so happened As ho did ao young Ropes struck at that Jacob Barnaby had written a letter to Mrs. Riggsby at Ringgold. Georgia, him again. Dan threw up RD h:uid to ward off the blow just aa the lash struck notifying her of the death of her kina­ man and of the will which hn had left, and wound alxrnt liis arm. Quick as a thought Dan grasjied the whif>, and be­ the contents of which is already familiar fore his antagonist could regain his bal­ to tho reader. , , But tho letter had been written and ance ho was jerked from the saddle. As he fell Dan struck him a blow in mailed only a Jew hours before Barn­ aby's death, and so it happened that tho face, for ho was now thoroughly en­ raged at tho attack that had lieen made Mortimer Dill know nothing of the ex­ upon him. Then throwing himself for­ istence of tho letter. ward ho grasped the fallen youth and It waa the purpose of the crafty Dill and his companion to go to Fort Scott jammed his head, violently against the ground. and get possession of the property left But at that instant Bud drew a pistol by Mansfield by the aid of a woman from his belt and pressed it against his whom Suggs had employed to assume antagonist ’s breast, but with a quick the name of Mrs. Riggsby, who was sup­ posed to be living in Ringgold, Georgia. movement Dan struck tho pistol aside. As he did so there was a loud report. It was with tho intention of earring 11 was wnn mo intention ot carrying .1,,“ ’ .7, • thi. dAring plan tato capita thnt’ tho ' two conspirators started for Fort Scott I 016X1 ■ lmp • .I®88* B stream It was while on this journey that they | hlfl Hlhd face­ A half hour’s ride brought " Dan to n small cabin near the left bonk of tho creek, where a solitary claim holder made his home. "Howdy, Dan,” greeted tho settler, coming out of tho door os tho youth rode up. "Good morning, Mr. Baker," replied Dan, and after exchanging a few words ho stated tho object of his visit. "So the cattlemen air goin ter open war on ns, yer father thinks?" com­ mented Baker. "Well, well give ’em tho best we’ve got if they do. Tell yer father well be over as soon as I can go and see some of the claim holders across tho crook." “All right." answered Dau. and gal­ loped away. It was his intention to go from there to another cabin some-two miles to tho north. He had,ridden a mile perhaps, following alongthe course of the creek, when.suddently ho saw a horseman approaching him at a gallop. "It’s Bud Ropes,'" said Dan as tho horseman drew near. "Wonder what ho vvauts with me, for he is coming straight for me." Bud Ropes was a young man of some nineteen or twenty years and the son of Ben Ropes, tho cattleman. He galloped furiously forward till ho reached a point directly in front of Dsn, when ho halted and sat in Ms saddle waiting for Dan to come up. ,, . “Good morning. Bud," said Dan as ho turned his horee aoido to pass tho youth; “ni?o morning for a canter across -bo PIBnd did not return the greeting, and b^^’wriL- replied Don, ndntaA bi» horee Bnd Ropw.™undecidedlyb»dhumor, and he tail thal there wm a trouble between them before t ...y sepamy father laat rifhV to the delegates, and tbe platform com­ mittee not being ready a reevsa to 3 p. m. Upon reassembling the convention had to wait again on the platform committee and Was considering the adoption of the St. Louis pintform when the committee on resolutions appeared and presented their work, which was adopted with a demonstra­ tion of enthusiasm lasting half an hour. Just after this Taubeneck appeared with a telegram stating that Judge Gresham would run if nominated unanimously. This caused another tremendous demonstration of joy on one side and rage on the other. Quiet was restored'aud another recess to 8 p. m. was ordered. When the convention came together again a telegram bad been received from a committee which had been sent to urge Gresham to run, saying that the judge positively declined. The resolution com­ mittee made a supplementary report which was adopted, as was a resolution favoring the boycott of the Rochester, N. T., clothing firms which have bad a fight with the Knights of Labor, and another declaring a fundamental principle of the party that no official—United States, state or municipal—shall ever hold's seat In any People’s party convention. Candidates Nominated. At 9:40 nominations were declared in order, and L. C. Manning, of Alabama, nominated General J. B. Weaver. Tho nomination was seconded numerously. Colonel S. F. Norton, of Illinois, nomin­ ated Kyle, and that nomination wns also seconded by a large number of delegates. S. II. Basher, of Georgia, nominated C. H. Van Wyck, of Nebraska. It was after midnight when all the speeches were fin­ ished and a roll-call was ordered result­ ing—Weaver, 995; Kyle, 375; scattering. 2. Children Cry for Pitcher's Caetorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Caetorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Caetorla. Frank Esterbrook, the well-known son of Prof. Esterbrook- of Ulivet college, was yesterday ordained a Catholic minister and installed over the parish at Almont. « The premrc lh*1 >» 1™'““** 5 me hat bwn u»«l b, « French •'“■““j rhThlabret prepare heretofore "jU*?* was 6,570 pounds to the square meh. In itoburtJce the praanre obtained wm be­ tween U 000 and IS,000 to the square inch, when tbe manometer cracked withont any explosion. The liquid used waa a » per Mt solution of sodn- The electrodes were nf frou, and the currtnt IX amperes.—New Fork Times. At tho close of her recitation in praise of ( the new party she answered tbe applause by delivering a speech in favor of woman suffrage which created great amusement. BOV* Pai.75 FOR W. L. DOUGLAS <&O QL1OE* FOR GENTLEMEN, *????; ,^p9,E. beyond tDeprirachantad. — - . ®B- that muna aud. . Woolley & Bronson. Wing’s Flexible Shoe Lacings Permit healthy circulation and free movement of the foot. No untying or tying neefsaary. Comic ruble and durable for both ladies and gcstlemcft. AH length*, black and ruraet colors, for both ordinary and sporting lace shoes, low or iiish cut. See that the Eagle trade- ffl wrapper. L. PROBATE ORDER. ' State of Michigan. County of Barry—as. At a session of the Probate Court for tho County of Barry, holden at tbe Probate Office, tn the Cltv uf Hasting.*, in said county, on Monday, the soth day of June. !u tbe yearone thonnaud eight hundred and ninety two. . Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Olive 8wln, deceased. On reading aud r.liug tbe petition, duly veri­ fied. ot Phlio Shah. briMber of said deceased pricing that administration ol said estate be granted to Daniel Mriker ot tbe city of Basnnas.orto some other suitable person Thereupon It h ordered, cha» Tuesday, the trih day of July. A. D. 1W2, at ten o'clock tntiie i orenoon be assigned for the hearing ot said petition, and that the heirs at law of said de­ ceased and all other persons interested tn said estate, are required to appear at a.session of said Court, then to be (widen at the Probate Office In tbe City ot ILftUugs. tn said County, and show cause. If any there be. why tbe prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. And 1t ts further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the persons Interested in sold estate, of the peodency of said petition and the nearing thereof, by causing a copy ot this order to be published iu the HaMings Baxxkr. a newspa­ per printed and circulated in said County of Barry once la each week tor three successive weeks previous to said day ot bear.ng. Chas. W. Akmotsono, (Atrne copyJ J udge of Probate. whicags, Kalamaico It Sigii&w . Alabama. Arkanaaa Calittirnla Colorado. Connecticut Dvlawore Florida... Gcorgix.. Idaho.... llUnots... Indiana... TIME TABLE. Stations. SOUTH. KXainazou Lv ... Ka-l Cooper................. Richland June!.......... Cre»*cj-.......................... NOo................................. Delton ...................... Cloverdale..................... Slinltx............................. New Hamprlitrc New Jereey. New York.. North Dakota. N-irta CarUlua Ohio Stations. ,rvies- -----------------------------AGAINST THE MINER ........ ........ ........ 1......... ......... n =3 ! rl xs l*euMrhMii. ith<»le lalan'*.. bouth Can-llua — Routh Dakota ' Vennoat Vlruinla......... Wash law ton. Weat Vlntluia Wincutislu .... Wttiming. ... Alaska Arixona Indian Territory Oklahoma. ... rgHT -4 z2 a. in. p. n .a. m 7 1 8 41 2 4 •27 i «T 2 •7 01 •3 t 74 - 7 P* S f 7 !. H 1 •7 H 3 1 7 2t J •- ! 4 3 *rs 3 4 1 « 6 *7 3C •3 S 9 2 Hastings...................... T M 3 S t> M ......... Coats Grove.................. •R OS •4 0 •10 1 l.ZZ Woodland..................... ’» C! 4 1 i in a 1......... Woodbnrv..................... 8 •-« 4 1 10.4. ......... Via D. r. Jb .V. Lin vl ng.......................... v -Detroit............................ 11 « Grand Rapids............ .. » 12 4. ......... I MaryUnd MaoMciiui Mirhlican ■iam -'ta M Lol* l p KKn Xiootaaa SOUTH. Kalama?oo Ar.............. Kaat Cooper Lv............ Klehinad Junct....... Cressey Milo................................. Delton .......... ......... Cloverdale................... Shultz.............................. x nt, 10 3! •10 o-j !» W •2 54 ■J U 3 AC l« ’tf 21 HASTJS'K.................... 0 07 p. m p. Ill « - J 3? •8 1 •3 1 •S i> 3 01 »6 <■ 24 •at i 23 B4 2a 52 i a •5 r 1 1C S1 ......... ......... ......... ......... ........ ...... 12 25 ...... ’ Coals Grove................. •8 M •4 5< •12 CO ........ Woodland..................... a « 4 4 11 5 ........ Woodbury..................... R 35 4 4< 11 40 — Fie £>.£.«> .T. Lansing.......................... 34 10 4 Detroit............................ 1 3 7 tt Grand Rapids................ 7 20 She said: “I could not help, friends, but District of Co.uinbU. contrast tho treatment I received from my Totals........ southern brothers with lhe ....... treatment I re- . _ The building boom Is so strong at the rdved trvm my Grand Army Krpnbllran Urn Trrrell. o< Trxra. Vlrhave never smelk-d gluia nominated General James G. Field, “Soo” that there is a dearth uf painters and brothers who gtmpowdcr in tbf**’. ,She of that state, an ex-Confedernte. These carpenters. then said that Polk Lad done two were wcomieO by several delegates The Oscoda Saturday Night closed its more nnd said more to unite th® !>«>■ i and on roll call tbe result wao-Field, 773; ninth year of success last wack and Editor pie of the south and west than all the Terrell, 554. The two candidates went on Jones is.’of course, happy. ministers in all the churches that have tbe platform and made short speeches. disturbed •* the and when “ Sabbath air, -• “» ” h“" the The usual resolutions of thanks, etc.,were People’s party has crowned its efforts 1$ this- If jou nn.* troubled with piles, (no with succcw all the preachers will prose­ adopted nnd a few minutes after 3 a. m. the convention adjourned sine die. matter what kind) K“ t° lyte tatbe new party. named below and get a package of Hili a [Tho Original Greanbaeker. • CAMPBELL TO GIVE IT UP. Pile Pomade. No danger of being hum­ While the convention was waning dur­ bugged. Belief in 15 minutes, and a posi­ ing tho afternoon and having a “good tive cure. A bonafide guarantee with each time," an Illinois delegate introduced nackage. By mall f 1.00. aix packages S5. Alexander Campbell, of Illinois, who Milwaukee, July 5.—H. C. Payne, the Fiied L. Heath, Sole Agt. thirty-one j years raised- — bia voice in Wisconsin Republican leaders and mem­ ---------ago ------------------------Hastings, MIcIl favor of a greenback 72currency 2-7 lissued “—1 •di” _ ___________________ tbe national committee _________ _sent ___ _ybsier_____ a 1. — fn I V. >> _ . ..... . The Muskegon booming company has rectly by the government to lhe people ju_ w j g Clarkson tho following tele■ m. rafted 590.501 logs this year, as against 1,­ and whoae speech attracted tho favorable attention of President Lincoln. Campbell . u‘Camj)Jje ii w m decline. Keep this priCampbell will decline. Keep thia pri046,274 at this time last year. ----- A escorted ♦« tha to tho"”stage d aivan , j our Washington was auda given ^Lansing Faloonkucpers dislike the idea seat. An Elght-Year-OId Frodegy. , friends so us to secure wisest action. of closing at 10 o’clock, and have asked Campbell will bo in Washington tomor­ Mary Lease, the 8-year-old daughter ot j the council for permission to keep open row.” The fact that this telegram had the celebrated Mrs. I^nse, of Kansas, was leaked out uu-fo accidentally tonight until 11. I ■»»•>• Dan would have ridden on luul not the other signaled him to stop. “Dcm’tbeintoobigahurry, saidBud with a gesture: “I want to «e you on Ixmcksmadea brief speech congratalating the convention and putting in a word for Weaver, and. Oregon presented tbe chairman n gavel. The rules com­ mittee reported in favor of dropping all but two candidates after the first ballot, but thia waa negatived by tho convention and then the report was adopted. A reso­ lution was adopted to prosecute Wore the interstate commerce commission western railways which had refused special rates R»24>0 L111.73 B in. I lint Wesley M •>>.•>*rpaper monarch wm token with « fever, wd after a ' „ yoa ““ S®"» now." raid abort Ulnes. ho died, leaving a-will be- SS2t',Bope?’ ritmoring a hoarr cattle queathing hi. valuable propSty ia Fort ^n th„ hom o( fcih Scott and other ettocta to branloo. Mra ..S8 “ h“aSally Ana Riggaby, wife of Btaoa ! cboir '^>7- “* Kn“*'' ra>>lw Riggaby, of Rlaggoid, Georgia, and he- . 7* ,.ra in,t ’*•“ *sd a«." eon. Daniel Hartford Riggabr. , ' lm nQ1 S™'»i to let yon ret The wUl w-aa given into the charge of Bo,!: "lu“I yonacSn Barnaby * Dill, but a abort bum after ran of n>y lnt<-ntiuaa-HI jn»t tho <leath of James Mansllold Mr. Ban,. I ^ro'1. !*“*1 m ?°ln8 to 8ive you a good aby dies) suddenly of heart disease loov- “^“''Ml’ring with this whip!" ihg. Ufc Hrm’a burinera entirely la tho „ 2",’““t1*?" “udJd>ly leaned forbands of its junior member. ■ « . “J1 nuuwl»blow with tho whip at About this ttao’ Aaron Sugga, who 1 ?ra" ’ ?“ D,“ 1,a<1 anticipated had Loen sojourning In Colorado, and-1 5^2™ forward His Companion in the Race a Soldier Who Fought on the Other Side. AIM V»tM Atzes Hratuaa ♦100. M.OOJ ♦3.50 ■ ♦ 2.50 J ♦2.25^ ♦2.00_ No. but now made his home in Baxter f ’ '’-.-uned Dam y Spring,. boring hi. tniUng hwltk-might I to th. ram. thing. Do be boncStat' bg-th. u-» of tho wnto nt rm tota« to do with the spnngs there. ■ Shortly after tho formation of the ' ru- 1haTen l«»t idea," declared partnerahipofBonmbyiDin.Miuirilrid !n " ,xreI“" “ne. , „ ■ ?. Pure and wholesome. <, • «<rupu!ous care. Highest r-rc Food Expositions. Each ’ ' ,'.c r-:-c> two large pies. Avoid .._3nJ insist on having tho ‘ NOSE SUCH brand-. . MERREI' • SOUEE, Syracuse, N. Y. ... ' The People’s Party Couples the Blue and Gray. UNION VETERAN CHOSEN TO LEAD. i on m y *“ M 1 Freight. CMOEKU T0U ““ to lhe uncertainty about what Graham ; would aay. Rev. William McCreedy, of i South Dakota, acted as chaplain, aud then I the convention wiled away the time wait­ Ing for tbe committees by listening to singing, speeches, etc. Tbe credentials •-•omraitteo was first to report, showing that 1,400 delegates had filed credentials and there were no contests. Tbe perma­ nent organization committee reported H. L. Loucks, of South Dakota, for chair­ man, and Tom W. Hayes, secretary-treas­ urer of the Knights of Labor, for secre­ tary, which selections were ratified with a i “£'* WEAVER AND FIELD 1 bOCOmtoS PWnOT 10 «- nw;^k£^k“'“rei,11,dD“'“* ^JLh 7, rtf&t meat in the hall when tbe convention was I 1 where his evident shrewdneM hxl m- 1 " --------------------------------->Uod him to gain the confidence of* depicted upon hia cwunta, T Ufo mS ■;*nd N lit. to Sow rrS?±; of Jacob Barnaby, which finally resulted haT".’?ot to “X *bo«t it" No. Nop* Sucb LAW. THE SECOND DAY. LaS’BIKO, Mich., July L—Colonel Henry M. Duffield, of Detroit, secured a writ of Weavor and Field Selected for tho Stand- ; error from Chief Justice Morse yesterday T 1 w mi .trara-i Vmrereimia ’ lo “”7 CM0 WHUam McPherson OMDU.Julyh.-Tlw mUou.1 PeopU • , rt 41 tho ,blch la. prety conrrotlon 12:55 A m. Uxfoy uuule ,o|„, the COMOlutloraUiy ot lb. Mlow Iho nomination of G.U. Wearer, tor pmi- 1 law. to tbe ,upr«m. court of UnlralStatra. lent of th. United State, nmutlmou. and Tbe Bicl.ig.n Republican, arc bound to . ' i. z.11 nnh was tight the law to the bitter end. then gave three cheers. Roll call was at f «* ____________________ once began on vice president and at 9 a. : Advance of Cholera in Rutile. m. Gen. Field,of Virginia, was named as ST. Petersbveo, Joly 3.—The cholera is vice president. It was the intention of gaining a hold in the town of Saratov, lb. leader, ot th. conrentloa to make «pBal of th. goeemment of Saratov The town*® IsOQ onth tbe and the seat°£of V . . HraMrra X m cJom of the Th ” U>WQ ° VVolga °llta “ d 1118 their nomination before t ie doe. of the nQ ,lTe trade bolh nn uten extensive both wllh with Central Central and Fourth of July, but it was 9-.40p.rn.be- .Asiatic Ruada. For thb reoann it is fore tho nominating speeches began and at feared that tbe cholera may spread from midnight the oratory was in fuU swing. Saratov to Moacow and other places, a* So that this purpose wm defeated. , the trade between Saratov and Moscow is There wm an air of mppraaed exdte- very larga. •Stope on signal only. t No%5 and 6 will not carry pastengen unless provided with freight train permits. Freight trains will be run at the convenience of the company, who reserve the rlcht to change the (Mm of sneh trains without notice. W. 8. Dkwixo, GenT Manager. IL C. Porrae. Geu’l P. & t. xrt. MORTGAGE SALE. Nolle* hereby given that default hax been made tn the payment of the money wnred bv a mortgage bearing date lb« | wentr0r»t day of Apiil A. D. 1MI, executed by David K. Fern aud Sarah A. Eero his wife, of the Township ot Emmett In the County of Calhoun and stale of MlehUtan, to Arrella Jones of the township of Asst ruin the County of Barry and htate of MWhtnn. and recorded in theofflee of the Reclater of Deeds for the County of Barrv. Mich­ igan. In Uber 21 of Mortitfart o" pace 43 n«i the 231 day of April A. D. tMJ ahll :M O’clock In the forenoon; that said mortgage a a* duly aasigMd I?' Jon^? to jMmes CaxhmovooC r-< ntleld. Calhoun (’minty. Michigan, on the rtth day of March A. D IM by snVltMeM duly recorded on the leth day of April A. D. 10*4 at a o'clock In the forenoon. In the office o< tbe Register of injeds for tbe County of Barry. Michigan in Liber 23 of Mortgnaee, on . ageSJ; and that «ald mortgage was rarther duly aailnX Deeds for the County of Barry. Michigan, on tbe IMh dnv ot tteptetnlier A. D. UV1 at 9 43 o’clock tn the forenoon'. Iu L1l»er 30 ot Xoriuagrs. on tMge »2: that the amount claimed to be doeoasaid tn-.-ignite at the data of this notice is tha sum ot >731 70. Notice is also hereby given that the power at sale contained in sale mortgage bw b- coine op­ erative by reasm ot tbe default of add Mortgagor tn paying the moneys secured Thereby, and DO snlto proreedinR at law Uns b- en liiMltutod to recover tbe debt cow remaining secured by sr.ld mortgage.nr any put th-reot. Notice is also hereby given that tn pursuance nf i__ - ■ vlded. the premises described in and covered bv said mongage. to wii: AU That piece of land sltnate In tbe Townridp «,( AsMria la the County of Barry and State nf Mlchfnn dcscrtUed as the nontb v »<t qusrteyof tbe north east »aarter of section number twenty three tn towadp number om north of range t>nmb«rrae«aa west, will be sold at public anctlou at lhe treat door of the Court Uouw (that being Ute plsea of bolding tlie Cl renlt Court for the CnintyoF Dated the 12th day of May 13K. I* *. CLAWSOS. ar �the JuYMlkracf tbelr active participation tn t’w grand sat local holiday. The 4ih was iNured In by the blowing of the mocking bird at the engine house, Thursday; July 7. >99aand many who had forgotten tbe day grabbed one or two of their nearest VTbSHmLl L.CobK.Kd«or7 garmroto, and started for the tire ns they supposed. Tbe blowlvg of the whistle was plainly h-ard 13 miles from the city. fa tbestreet while tbe owner of tb>. . The celebration started lu early and X^ulta the barga.n counter ^ere to aVOVST 14. 1ST»lastid late—some of them haven’t fully that one tiling tuewurably safe m recovered yeu As soon as young ^rk-“baby?tbfaru;’ U -f* America was tumid loose the lite the return ef Mr. Cody." , cfaekm had to take It. and there was no lei up a!) day long. We have neither time General (?) Stephenson seems to have nor space to tell of everything worthy uf FOB PBE8IDKNT. mention. The Industrial parade In lhe than apt to look ariamce upon every P**»" jumped from tbe frying pan Into *he tire BENJAMIN HARRISON, morning was one of the finest things ever in accepting the nomination fur lhe tail seen here, the merchants vielng with each Ing perambulator m the pooible .OF INDIANA. of fever, whooping <™gh. end of the democratic presidential ticket. Other ns to which should do the best Mme other dire affliction common tointanFOB VIDE PRESIDENT, His ‘’war record” has troubled him con- There were blacksmiths, butchers, bukers tllo mankind, and give it as wide a berth WHITELAW REID. and the like all working at their trade « a» circumstances may allow. riderablr, since It has been ascertained they passed through the slreet, while in OF NEW YORK. It would be a poor investment for «»« that the military title of General was ob­ the manufacturing line an employee of the industrious and nimble fingered tained by bolding an office under Cleve­ felt boot factory was treeing boots. A to take “babv’s things.” even if got a Br'puWM* C.untT C.ur..H«uland. aud not through any real service. free entertainment on u platform erected goo.1 cuauee, for there would be no market In the court yard concluded tbe mornings ’ for them. Even the more refined klepto­ Then be used to be. a rabid greenbacker maniac, who steals without knowing why. , t £S5w. Jun " and accepted th® nomination for. congress program. About half past one o’clock In the after­ just because ohe was torn that way aud ’to the I A... ew mwt lt*Sar.iwf,o^ upon a platform that requires a vicious noon the Kalamazoo Light Guards gave cannot help It, knows better than to do flop to Jibe with that adopted by the late an exhibition drill, which was well re­ that, for she steals only for tbe home mar­ Tbnmday, July 30th. to nominate state •(­ ceived. Thia exhibition was followed by ket. Thus -baby’s things” can Chicago convention. But then, he seems a skirmish battle on the flats near the the crowded sidewalk from lutK**00*1’ to be capable of flopping to suit the occas- whip factory. Owing to the fact that over ■undown without danger of l<m And one-third of that co'tnpauy were new men thus they are left from hour to hour every , ion. who Lad never drilled before, their drill­ pleasant afternoon, while the mother ing was not up to what was expected, wrestles with tbe problem of getting The Canadian government' hasn't the nor what would have been had they had a twenty dollars' worth of goods for a ten greatest amount of admiration for Uncle little more time to prepare. dollar note; and the wheels of the peram­ Sam, and don’t hesitate to give him the The hose race waa the next on the pro ­ bulator. grow cle® and bright under the better way would wJL'Sl ir.u.^rbutlf not Eale at tae town or ward caucus, dm uu<« worst of It whenever It can. Recent dis­ gram. This waa participated In by constant friction of spring trousers and Sectod there, then the delegates al the county convention from that precinct can name the criminations against American vessels by Cadillac, Nashville and Reed City. All tailor’s gowns.—New York Herald. of the teams were composed of athletic ^t^fhetralSrtionsof such other buslnesi Canadians, led to the Introduction of a looking young men and this race was very Grub Street, London. mav nronerlv come before the convention. bill allowing the President to levy charges exciting. The course was 200 yards lay The various townships and wards will be en­ Up to tho Seventeenth century Grub titled to delegates in the county *s that would practically prohibit Canadian 200 feet of hose with break at 150 feet. street waa on the outskirts of Ixjndon. It Cadillac made the first run finishing In vessels from coming through the Soo canal. was a street tenanted by bowyers, fletch30 and one fifth seconds. Nashville next era, makers of bowstrings and everything Since learning that two can play at the had a twist at It finishing lu 4«h' seconds. ol IfiOWUlpS: same game Canada has sent a communica­ Last came the Reed City team. A mistake else that appertained to arthery. Later on John Fox lived in Grob street, though tion to Washfagton looking to an amicable wns made in catching the time, the flag ­ s™*....................’.a JihMtevm...................» he did not write hia famous “Book of Mar­ .................... ".".".4 MaploGrev®............... « adjustment of all such difficulties. man by mistake waving his flag a trifle, tyrs” there. Fox’s residence In Gmbstreet jgijgKn .......o OrsnaevtUea before tbe coupling waa completed. Sev­ occurred about 1572. John Speed, the tail­ Hwtino two...-4 Prairieville£ City, uTwarS........... J iffiJSmcie.................. i» eral who caught lhe time then made it less or archeologist, was a resilient of Grub General J. W. Foster, of Indiana, has (ban 3S sccoods. but when It was brought been appointed Secretary of State by the down the secund time the stop watches- street, where ho wns famous M the meet re­ sponsible parent, having a family of twelve President and tbe nomination confirmed pointed to 39 nnd 3-5 seconds, which is sous and six daughters. Grab street of old u»p by the senate. The appointment meets the time given them. The latter team and Milton street today ia noted for Ita felt somewhat sore that after making the 11 alk Kzxrox. OialrmMu with general favor and Is regarded as a best run they should have to take second great number of alleys nnd courts. • A. E. Kbsaston. Sec J. From Grub street Issued such famous deserved compliment to a deserving man. place. They were very gentlemanly In Dated HasUtes. June 21, W. old literary skits as “Jack the Giant General Foster has had a great deal of dip­ their conduct however, laying up a grudge Killer.’’ “Tom Hickathrift,” “The Wtae against no one and accepting the fact that lomatic experience and has been very Men of Gotham” and -cores of others now they were victims of a mistake. Before Cheapness is a. favorite word with these successful in that line. He will no doubt leaving though they intimated that tbey a part of every toy’s library. Probably free-trade attorneys always so profuse literary men first began to populate Grab fill the position with honor to himself and “had It In" for Cadillac. street in any numbers during Cromwell’s with promises which they have never yet In tbe 100 yards foot race C. E. Evans, credit to his country. time. Then a great number of seditious been able to redeem. While they have so of Kalamazoo, won first and John Garri­ and libelous pamphlets were circulated, persistently repeated the promise that free and ns the authors, for safety, had to seek The democratic party has rallied around son, of this city, second. In the barrel race John Garri&on won’ obscure living places, they found a fitting foreign trade would insure cheapness in the silver question in a very surprising first. . retreat In the maze of alleys which webbed everything that voters needed to buy. they manner. As a party It is in favor of free In the sack race Chas. O'Brien, of Kai- Qie Grub street section. At any rate, by have been careful to withhold the fact sliver, but that didn’t hinder Grover, who amazoo first; John Garrison second. the commencement of tho Eighteenth cen­ _____________________ — street flrat had become quite notori­ that concurrently there can be no escape is opposed to free silver from walking 1 Wheelbarrow race John Garrison tury Grab from corresponding cheapness in what away with tbe democrrtic nomination just atod W. J. Redmond, of Kalamazoo, ous as the poor authors’ quarter of Lon­ second. don. All the authors, except a very favored voters have to sell. Aa a large majority the same. In tbe three mile bicycle race in the few, were poor then. The life of a Grab of these have nothing to sell except tbelr forenoon Jas. Flansberg. of Kalamazoo, street author was that of a modern tramp, David B. Hill can laugh next fall when tron first prize and C. Evans, of same service*—either of muscle, skill or'mlnd— only he did more work and obtained fewer . ehcupnfSi fur them weans lower wages, Tammany performs the obsequies over place, secund. square meals. But they were true Bohe­ The absence of fireworks In the evening redm-d salarle*. In short, lew money Grover’s remains (what little there will’ to was supplied by tbe entertainment In the mians always.—Collector. with whl di t» pu-di ^e (iu umifuih and left) and rejoice that he has at least saved court yard and appeared to give good > Boring for Salt. his campaign business. satisfaction, nearly ever)' one being The process of salt extraction is not pleased with the substitution. • Xetrly everything required for • supply^ without interest. The boring operations The gentlemen having charge of tho Ing the wants of the average man or fami­ are commenced from the surface where celebration are entitled to a great deal of ly Is the product uf labur. Conservative SA side track la being put in at the C. K. credit. The various committees worked there urn indications of salt bearing strata, estimates jduee to the credit of labor not & 8. depot An elevator will soon be hard to make tbe celebration n success a shaft being sunk after tho manner of an and they succeeded admirably. The ordinary well. In tbe section that I ray­ less than seventy-live |<cr CVIILV «f the built and stock yards put In. undertaking was a big one fur so few. bnt self have seen the upper layers constated value ot Mjcli products. This cheapness of Thursday of last week Dr. Barber their efforts fully demonstrated that Hast­ of alluvial deposit* of the peaty black soil, • th.se, outside the few Hint umv bo under found a package on Michigan avenue. ings can get up just as good a celebration which rested on about t! hundred feet of red marls, som<- bands of which became control uf owners ot patent rights or mere Owner can have same by calling at thia as any olhej city. hard rock, varying in different Inyera from TOKCKDQKS. business combinations, means that tbree- office, proving property and paying for deep red to gray <. r even blue argillaceous this notice. frurth* of. such reduction is to full upon For. I! It rje eroxvd nnd tbe unearthly marls. At the Uu* of this stratified but Ike Hendershott Is making some exten_ . It is rouderiul that no run-aways . untawlllfcrour. rock the steel rods struck noise. labor at some surge uf the transition from ve Improvements on his residence. A occurred. a hard culcnn-ous mass, reboundingaa they a state of nature to that ot consumption. new veranda will be built and plate glass .r I came in contact with the matrix. Thia No accldt-nta arc repor t-d. । was ,U1 tlmt tiw gypsum bauds Not only is the promise of cheapness’ windows put in. These Improvement® The Fourth of July oratlou would have I hod been reached, intermixed with irregaheld out to voters misleading as to Its in­ will add greatly to the appearance of hta made a good nominating speech at a dem*1 hir agglnmyratlpus of rock salt. evitable and speedy Influence upon the re­ home. oeratlc national convention. I Bent-nth thiS obstruction the hollow resChurch and*Society. wards for labor. but no evidence is forth • v j ■> . ervolrs exist, the rock salt nnd gypsum J I fOrmin” ft »wf* « ere. to lhecivern, Remember the meeting to organize a aw^SSltSSrenmcoming to show tliat the promise will hold | immediately the hard mass has good for any length of time, while there Is loyal legion band of Hope at Hie U. B. awa> satisfied apparent!). hall next Friday at 4 o’clock. Children Tbe largest crowd that has been here ■ l>et ’ n pivretd. n stream of the strongest a certainty that wages Mil at once go and young people earnestly Invited to brine wells forth with snch n sudden rush for some time. down. Such experience as can be calle,! come find join nnd help tbe temperance that men tore often a difficulty iu effect­ All of the races were hotly contested. to our'assistance goes to con lirm thu fact movement. ■ ing an cscupo to avoid disaster. The brine that eotn!«iHng domestic manufacturers to The ladles of the Presbyterian church The Kalamazoo Light Guards made a is of sttcb a density that common table salt will not dissolve therein, and an egg divide their sales with competitors who Invite all Interested in foreign missions to pretty appearance. will roll on the surface of the water.—Gen­ get work done fur halt the wages paid meet at the parsonage at the usual meet­ Judging from the number of drunks, it tleman’s Magazine. ing next Wednesday nt 3 o'clock. is safe to say that the liquor laws were here, will soon leave fun-lpiera monopo­ Usual services at the Presbyterian violated. Where are our officers? lists uf (he maikvl. when they will at once A 8ttcoes.rf.;l Physician** Advlee. church next Sunday morning and evening. Dr. Minot illustrates the tolly of inces­ fi< prices to suit their own notions uf The evening talk will be on ••the religious No Name aud residence sant work by tho ca.se of the late brilliant pr<fit<. -Our tariff history la full of such oyster." 101 j Pearl L. Wadley. Cbteaco Dr. Golding "Bi rd, of Ixmdon. P. DUlesibeck. Woodlaud experiences. ami that Europeans are now A few months before hia death n profes­ Evening prayer will be said and a child ,w t BlanchCoBkld. 11s«IIdks exceedingly anxious to repeat this history baptised In Emmanuel church on Friday ,ta tI Janies KltUe Dooley. - * sional friend, Dr. Routbe, had occasion to n. j LucluN. Will; Freeport call on him. The waiting room waa full, I* fully attested by thu vigor and jnjrslst- evening at 7:30. The usual services will t,01 t Clara Schmelcher •* and it was three houra before Dr. Routbe cuer wi;'.i which they and their antes in be held on Sunday. gained admiration. Naturally he made this country assail our economic policy Following are the real estate transfers some remark about hia friend’s great popu­ under the *|»cclous plea for tariff reform. M. M. Gillam, advertising manager for for the week ending July 4, 18U2, ns larity. “Yea,” mid Dr. Bird, “you ^e me, ata Their aim L> to get control of the markets John Wanamaker. In a recent issue of taken from the books In the register's office: F. Fuller to Henn Heath; parcel Castleton little over forty. In full practice, making of this country. This accomplished, they Printer’s Ink says: my several thousand pounds per annum. No odds what the size of a business may will have precious little to s.ny aboht K. E. Moore to Martin Meek; s eU otsej< Birt I am today a wreck. I have a fatal be, our experience has proved that gener­ Chc*pn*,<M. They will then be more vastly ous advertising will bring a crop of sales sec is Maple Grora $JAOO. A. Kingsbury to Katie Ryan: lol 34 Cloverdale disease of the heart, tbe result of anxiety and' hard work. 1 cannot live many Interested’ in profits. as surely os generous culture will bring a too. ABt? F. L. Heath; lot dty WOO. months, and my parting adv leu to you is crop of grain. There is just one condition ti. ??’Wsry J1 Marsh; lol 2 blk 17 this: “Never mind at what Ions, take your —the advertising thing must bo worth the Middleville $700. ’ eoplris ^arty have made their attention of the buyers. annual six weeks ’ holiday. It may delay M. C. Hazle to E. Jones; lot 106 Blackman's your success, but it will insure its develop­ For a general business I believe there Is add Delton $800. ■ *',r presidency, and unlike . p'. U ■ ®£b®nu to E. L. Schantz: parcel Wood­ ment. Otherwise you may find yourself nouduatibn ». . by llie republicans, it is but cne perfectly satisfactory advertising land to-to. , .M19r t- Gfiodycar to). C. Lampman and wife; at my nge a prosperons practitioner, but a that of H^rriwu ttiat the. sober second medium—the newspaper. dying old man.” No matter what the nature/)! asMujjmun- lots Ml and «53 city to.MO. .wfc, nominrtW* .nl ,ppro,e. Jaiey Saddler to F. Saddler; l»a sec 1$ OrangeIty is. If a paper has_fc cbantfe nt the peo­ thoochl or lb* rnV » hthenomlnw. ple It sorts them on't as certainly as If they Jura B. WCT.er.vUows, nlUon wooM were put through a mental sieve.‘ Mlsp Shaw denounced man’s diapoaitlon Tne progressive, enterprising wide­ Il wm .ipccu-e lb«l the iioOK Cashier—So you pronounce your signa­ to claim everything at a woman’s conven­ awake. ui'»urj'-ap-ndlng, life-enjoying citlte rn.de July <th. but wrwglhls ture on that check a forgery. Are you tion in Kansas City. ••Why,” she said “there’s Old Abe, the bald eagle—lhe men zen,.wherever ho Is, Is always hungry in sure you did not write it? ietuloM errteu Che eonleM-hMt the • • nv want, a paper; he’ll get one Depositor—Certainly. I couldn’t make- named bitn Abe. They say *he’ screams­ uifhl hour. M,d Iho ohotM-u.' WMVer VU I -th.। if-lH . , such a scrawl as that, even with a bank and ‘he’ stretches his wings; ’he’ does thia the re.oI.e-’WAl "tired t«W .mon,"' 1’ OAITnnd ‘he* does that. He was carried through The piiidi-jKlliiy, yesterday pen.—Good N’ev+s. the war and then taken to tha Centennial. the- *WW»^ While per-T"*11’ nutlli IM the uk tod> poor or me the tun too mean iu tojiuy, While pen..-----“““ mftDi u He was pointed out to the youth of the One of the finest opals in tho world, it te­ land as the emblem of liberty. The truth blllm 1»U>. In !»“«“ h« >• '«re newt In tb. M«p.per iwmtal. *• a Clean . ___ Put an ■•irer'.isemeut advertisement before the tbe read readers aaid, is worn on his cap by the Chinone K after Old Abe was token to Madison, ’ on. of the’’hoas trading” kinA He wm of a paper ar.d you take the cream of any minister at Washington. It la as large aa Wta., ho got tired of doing nothing and one of the large moguls of the greenback population. You go straight home to tbe a pigeon’s egg, and is surrounded by dia­ went to layit^ eggs.”-Ban Francisco Ar­ party, and In bls own state did what people who can buy and who art ready to monds. The value of the cap, with it*' gonaut. ornament, is placed at 16,000. hM been so successfully done In thia buy. That’s one side of It. ■Ute—traded his party out of existence. Il is said of Thomas B. Reed, the mem The oth«*r la the merchant*® side. He, It is next to import Lie to give a dog or a He bobs tip serenely again. It ta not ex­ too, most be wide-awake. There Is no use ber of congress from Main.- who. wm» cat any liquid medicine or powder, and the pected he will succeed. If be doesn’t in lugghi: a liid^-tound business in amosa speaker of the house of representatives foe only proper way is to mix- the medicine two years, that be considered it a great with butter, laid or some greasy sub­ land bi- party inside tbe democratic grown way before such a constituency. bnr<l.sliip to have to tell a man the same stance and smear the mixture from time whale, he Is not the same Jtmh he baa THE GLORIOUS FOURTH. thing twice. to time upon their noaea. They atone* be­ ever been. It to a weak nomination. gin licking off thia unnatural nubatance Various causes may have lowered out’a Willi many good men to choose from, the Hastings Banner EDITORIAL NOTES. hrwdquarter* for the O Dunnell l.-ocm as engineered by J- M €«*F WM sVlH °t*nod to callers yesterday and last evening, but presented a dreary appearance. There were but few callers aud tbe young ladles who have officiated as typewriters hare disappearedThe placards announcing the candidacy of James O’Donnell are »tfll on tbe walls and the place la In a state of innocuous desuetude, apparently awaiting LOOK«HERE h“iX1"b"k Wheat if lo* and ,.flour •‘c'jls’xtjlx. svs.ooc.oc should be the eame. Fora wnrus short time I WIH t-!-H iMorponM the tittle White Rose Flour VOL F Open tor AT $2.20 PER 100 LPJ. This is a No. 1 flour. I war-i rant every sack to be hret i urade. Cheese, 10 cents per pound. JOS. ROGERS. 25 YEARS SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that STERLING INLAID SPOONS AND FORKS Are warranted to last. Also reinember you get a Present—"Good Form," of $2.00 value with a 810.00 purchase of anything in my Jew­ ry store. Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R. Pancoast lotereat oaidoa tl np d-pMltaxtrf BanKtcrl-run* ■It is during the mouth of June when everything is in bloom, that you should use Paris Green, London Purple, White Heltabore, Insect powder and Car­ bolic acid, and save your fruit. The use of the above! articles is increasing every year, and there is no ques­ tion as to their power to kill ail kinds of injects, also as to the benefits derived from their use. To obtain the best results pure articles must be used. Yon can find the same at • Fred L. Heath, THE DRUGGIST, also a first class drug stcck. sold at prices that has given him the repu­ tation of “The low price druggist” Call on him. The Reliable Jeweler. SPAULDING’S Additional Local News. 2 people’s party made the grave mistake of reviving a back number political back. . The gubernatlonxl boom for Congreseman James O'Doutwll doce not yet appear to hav. ai yet asaumed a very formidable auptet In DetarfL The Tribune of that i IM The 114 anniversary ot our country’s lndept-n.tence has pawed- Tho fourth haa come and gone. The last torpedo has been fired and tbe ecto of thu van non tire crocket Ins died away In lhe distance. and undue accuruuliU.k>n of fat, awaak- um-Nun conxwwu m me >he tod th® cholera, and she naw frit thot-Aa wu x— -_________ _ . Popular Dry Goods Hoose ‘CLOSING SALE ----- OF ALL----- SUMMER GOODS Every day witnesses a most gratifying in crease in our business. Every month is better than the one before. With the inspiration that comes from success we are determined to give this month a royal finish. To-daywe start another sale on wash fabric.for hot weather. Our selections an. entirely new and embrace some very desirable things found nowhere else in the city. We have by our efforts during the past few weeks placed our store in the lead of all competition. DON'T MISS IT! BIG CUT IN PRICES SPAULDING'S ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. D-ess Goods Silks, Velvets, Linings, SPE Trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves. Linens, . . . . Shoes. Corsets Fans Umbrellas,' Underwear, Curtains'. Draperies, Shawls Jackets AG1 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-07-14.pdf 745ec81dce7a7eb98dbd8919a5d5b293 PDF Text Text The best iifgmedinm'in EarYy County• ^xxxvn. no. Hastings • Banner. n HASTINGS, MICH., JULY 14, 1892. Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays by COOK EROS.. • . —AT----- HASTIXG8. MICH. ha- Van Valkenburgh SUCCESSOR TO \V. F. POWERS, DEALER IN Agricultural Hardware, Implements, etc SPECIAL PRICES Ot\ GASOLINE STOVES A CHIT I'OR McCormick binders AND MOWERS THE PEOPLE S •J WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dry Goods, Carpets Cloaks, For 16 years the leading drug and book store in Hastings. SecflEi-Hacd Sc'uaol Bicks, The most complete stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. Goodyear The ouly practical drug­ gist of 25 years expert- , ence." Hastings, AND Live Geese Feathers The most complete stock of Dress Goods i in the state. A full line of Gents Furnishing Goods. -A splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella for $1.00, try one. Voigt, Herpolsheimer &, Co., 78, 80 and 82 Monroe St. GRAND RAPIDS, DRUG STORE. Ul. Blankets, Bedding, MICH Last week gave us six days of fine weather for haying, and It was improved for all then; was In It. The great bulk of li|u hay was secured in barn In line condi­ tion. With Improved machinery and flue weather, haying and harvesting is o&sbort duration—The writer Is often nskel Jlse amount of rainfall since April 1st For the Information of the readers of the Ba.nnkk from April lat to July 9th. there has l»een 18.78 inches. alx>ot double the nor­ mal amount. April gave us seven days of rain. May 17 days and 1 day a trace of rain. June 18 days and 2 /lays of a trace and July only one day—At times it seem­ ed almost discouraging to the fanner, and still farm work moved along and the pros­ pect la good for good yields of all farm crops—Rev. George Johnson, of Chase, visited his aunt, Mrs. B. W. John on. last week—A Mrs. Armstrong, of your city, was at Milo last Weak canvassing for a book entitled “Mother, Home and Heaven," with what success 1 cannot say —Dick. Messer, of your city, was at Milo last week and sold to the Garrett Bros, a Millwaukee Junior Twine binder, the only binder that can take up lodged wheat and run by either horse or wind power—Har­ vesting'will be general this week—Ice cream social at lite Garrett's last Saturday evening. A good attendance, but finan­ cial condition not reported. WHOLE NO. 1935 Mrs. French and Mrs. 'Bush were In Grand Rapids Friday—Jennie Luther, of Rutland. Is clerking In M. Keeler’s store— Minnie Dietrick has resigned her position in the post-office, and Kate Stokoe will act as post clerk—Lottie Kronewltter Is visit­ ing her sister In the village—The new Ives house on Fremont street is completed, and will soon be occupied—Dick Messer, of Hastings, was in the village Saturday— Rev. Desltry left for .Detroit Saturday, and bo Intends to take a voyage by the lakes to C|iicaao—May Toot, of Grand Rapids, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Wm. Gibbs, in the village—Mrs. Putnam is spending a few days with her daughter, Sirs. Frank Buck, of McCord—Grace Buss, of Grand Rapids, Is the guest of relatives and friends In the village—H. E. Hendrick was the guest of relatives at the Lake shore Friday—Neil Turner, of Grand Rap­ ids. visited friends In the village over Sunday—Mrs. C. Clever was the guest of friends In the Rapids Friday—George Bassett closet! his school at Duncan lake Friday—Sam Damoutb was fined fifty dol­ lars and costs for assaultand battery upon J. Teadt when Intoxicated. V Kutl»n<l. Thomas Gorham has returned from Cali­ fornia-Andrew Myers, of Missaukee county, is with bis mother agqin—Nora Martin is visiting relatives in Jonesville — Mrs. VanWagnon’s daughter, accompanied by her children, returned to their home in Ohio Wednesday—T. A. Brangwin, wife and daughter Bessie returned to their home In Jackson Saturday—C. N. Cudhey and wife spent Sunday with Rutland friends—Mrs. T. Brangwin has dahlias in blossom—B. Mlnges and Schuyler Hen­ drick have each erected new hay barracks —C. W. Bigg# Is-with his family. D. W. Tanner, of Charlotte, Sundayed here-^-Cad and Mary Striughatn, of Battle Creek, are guests of friends here—Al. Weber. Will Kuhlman and Charley Walrath went to Middleville Sunday on their wheels—Col. and Mrs. M. B. Houghton left here last Friday for their borne In Tustin. We are sorry to lose them— Frank Heacox will move into the house vacated by M. B. Houghton—IL W. Wairath, of Jackson, has been visiting his parents here the past week—D. B. Robin­ son’s motner and sister, of Albion, spent Sunday with him Jbere—Ella Smith Is quite sick—Lawn festival at H. R. Dickin­ son's Tuesday evenlnff—Mr. and Mr*. C. Clever and children, of Middleville. Visit­ ed relatives and friends the first of the week—A bicycle club was formed here last week—The maiden Indhs of town or pa:t of them were at Tbomapple lake last Fri­ day and the married ladles followed suit Saturday* All rej>ort a good time—Mrs. B. F. Reynolds Is on the sick list. Some uf the G. A. B. l»ys here are talk­ ing of going to the oatlbnai encampment this fall but. the most of u» are poor and railroad rates are high ' and many of us canuot go. • Walter Powers, of Nashville, was In town the fore part of the week -Everett Shepard, of Battle Creek.; h at Bert Shepanl’s through vacation—The school meet­ ing passed off nicely. Bert Shepard was re-elected moderator—-Jqnxfs Durham-la very sick with heart ; trouble—Calvin Smith rides a new mower, also Henry Tasker a self binder—Alfred Youngs and wife, of Battle Creek, were at John Tuck­ erman's last week—(Hirer Tasker was fooling with his father*# mowing machine the other day, and fell on to the oil can. It caused him to walk stiff legged for a while—Ella Latty, of I-anslug. visited her parents last week—Frank Vredlngburg has been visiting his sister. Mrs. Wm. Campbell—Th© farmers are all smiling over the splendid hay weather we have been having—Are you going to Barnum's Circus at Battle Creek, Aug. 4th—DrPowers has changed his five octave organ for a six octave. VI never close that gate without a shud­ der,” said the ticket chopper at the down town platform of the Thirty-fourth street Ninth avenue L station, pointing to the framework that slides aside to let alight­ ing passengers reach the street, “You must be ahaddsring pretty near all day.” put in one of the group that wa* waiting for a train. "It’s a wonder tho manager don’t ‘dock* you for.lt. What do you shudder for, anyway the gate with a bang and hurried home. Itseema that a man wna going through, and the gate caught his jeont and held it faat. We cloned up the motion and went home, leaving him there, i “Tho man didn’t utter s word.' He said afterward that he thought the lAinko man had got him and that the best thing he could do was to remain silent and not pro­ voke the bunko men by any outcry, as he feared they might kill him. "Next morning be was found there half dead with fear, and tho colored porter who came to clean up the station was going to have him arrested for trespaaa when the ticket agent cartie along. The porter bad got him down on the ground and was about to hammer him when the agent re­ leased him. He went to « lawyer and threatened suit for damages, and it cost tlic road a large aum to settle the case.” “I don’t believe a word of that story,” aneered n skeptic who hod heard tho yarn. “See here.” -Mild tho gateman. "when I tell you gentlemen storiei do you expect an affidavit with «-ach one, me to pay the notary public’s fees? You cau take it or leave It, jnst as you pl but 1’11 be ■eternally blowed if 1 ever to kill time ।for this gong. "South ferryhe howled sourly, ns -a ।train came along,and he1 hasn’t told an • ,anecdote since.—New. York Herald. nanfivhl. X Rev. Harding of j'rairievine Prairieville preaciira preached to KCV. iiarinng or us last Sunday and gave us an Intcrestinjr' sermoir and theu gave a talk about missions, explaining it upon chart#. It was very* Internstlng and the hour and a Italf was quickly gone, and ended by $80 lielng given for missionary purposes — Rev. Wallace took Rev. Harding’s place in In 1747 Foote arranged an entertainment the puipit at Prairieville last Sunday— ,at the little Haymarket theater called Carlton Center. Eugene Rowell and family are visiting ut "The . Diversions of the Morning,” « hich Arthur Hudson, of Shultz, spent Sun­ Levi Pahuatler’ii—Bertie and Mabie । bud t xtradrdimiry nurero; nearly all th© day In Carlton—Jlinmy'Austin, of Howell, Tether lek are visiting friend# here—Peter (character# were Hide porthdts of person­ was lift© to attend the funeral of his Fit-k and Gaskill, of doulh Johnstown, ;ages well known in town. The public lautber—Mrs. Sarah Bra nek of Hastings, liud a runaway and smash up by a young jrushed to m-v, but os be also performed th© Sundayed in Carlton—Fred Ciark and Mr. horse upon our street last Sunday afterMead, of your city, attended the meetings noon—A number of tanners finished tbq)r regular drama in an unlicensed- theater t',e authorities interfered. He then at the advent church Saturday—Mr. Ranhaying last Saturday, and by going smi Austin, ot Detroit, was present at the through tlndr corn will then be ojadj for thought of a rather colorable device to elude tue la........ Mr. Foote begs the favor 1 funeral of bls uiothei—Grant Keeler tbinka the wheat crop which Is last ripening and of hi# friends t- -ante and drink a dish of 1 that Fr»*eport lakes are just right—C. U. before you read this there will be many\ hop** there Fleming Is on the lay-by list with rheuma­ fields cut If the weather holds favorable, -will be a great deni of «Qnie<iy — — -- ™------ ---------MgUIAU ;tn(1 tism—Mrs. Dan. Snyder, of the Valley joyous spirits; he will en5vaVfir to maka City, is visiting h»-r father and sister tins the morning as diverting ta pomible. week—Wheat harvest Is Imre, and haying Farmers are nearly through making hay is not nearly fluUKetl yet, and we.all have here—C. Altman, of’Battle Creek, is here Tickets for this entertoinmenv s> be bad at SU George's coffee house. Tern,--., Bar, to tiustfc to keep ai'temi of our work— working in haying—Elia Weeks has given without which no person will be admitted. Fima Fnllvr Is reported quite poorly at up going to Bai tie Creek to school this N. B.—Sir Dilbery Dibble aud Lady Froth pn-seat—Born, last Saturday night, to Mr. fall —Rev. Harding, of Prairieville, have nlwoluu-ly promised.’’ and Mrs Rube Wilson, u liye boy—The preached at the Weeks’ school house and It wna found impuHalble to supprees this funeral of Mrs. Austin occurred last Sat- St. E. church last Sunday to quite a large sort of performance, and Mr. Foote’s urdly. a. m. at the M. E. church. Rev. G. congregation—We think J. E. Tobias “show" became the rage. Hi# plan was to A. Myers, officiating. Mrs. Austin was means business, lie has bought a liurae Introduce a number of young performers much inspected in our community. Her rake, a mower and a binder—Mrs C. M. whom be affected to la? inrtructitig for the age wits 71 years. She left an aged hus­ Mack is enjoying very good health stage, rehearsing with them and making band and four sons. Mr. Austin is quite sarcaatic remarks on the leading writers, feeble, and will probably soon follow her. poliLicianK, etc. of the day. Cheater Honeywell Is building a new Emholdemsi by success, liu prcjsently liousv amt bain on his farm—John Doster changed ti>e season of performance to the Blndpro are In goo<l.0etnand this week, lias Is en giving his house a new cOat of idght time, and called it "giving tea.” as most of the wheat willrim in the shock paint—John ’ Lewis was accidentally letter he held an "Auction of Picturw," by Saturday night If thlai weather continthrown from bis buggy and had his arm another framework, in which he introduced ues—Mr>- Boynton wbnt to Petoskey broken one day last week—Rev. W. F. well known charactcra, such aa "Orator” Monday to stay aloiur the lake for one Harding exchanged-pulpits with Rev. Henley and the magistrate who bod made month, during Hie warm weather—Rev. Wallace, of Banfield, last Sunday—Nina himself active in "putting down" hisnbow. Harding, C. B. Robinson. M. IL Gwin and Brandstetter has been quite sick—The —Cornhill Mngaxine. E Barton with their families are camping W. F. M. society will meet at the home of at Crooked lake resort this week—MesMrs. Ella Gibbs on Wednesday next— dames Skillman * Scribner made a busi­ A venerable ornithologist was nUuiding Merrit Wood has rented a house of Orin ness trip to Kalamazoo this week—B. C. Hughes and his wife who has been teacli- in a group of people the other d.ty watch­ Pennock visited friends nt Allegan Satur­ ing In the Middleville school for the past ing the movements of it flock of Engliah day and Sunday — Mr. Barlow, of Has ­ To consumers of kerosene oil In Has­ year, has joined him and will make home .•parrowM, hm Cbey flew about from tree to tings and Barry Co: We have established tings. shipped his wool that was stored in happy—Mrs. -Sarah Wing, of Orangeville, tree in onooC thedowo townaqoare*. Octhe Feans’ block the Oth-L W blttemor® an agency at Hastings for the sale of visited at Mr. Cahill’s last week Wednes­ caaiomdly one of the moat daring would and Wife Sundayed nt Mr. Johnson a—The Snow Drop oil, which for lumlnatlng pur­ day and Thursday-*-Maggie Smith, of secure a bit of food from the oidcwalk, and rrisl mill is laying Idle the most of the poses has n<> equal. Being a product of Otsego, Is visiting friends in town—Rev. Dying off would be pursued by the tvbole tlmn for want of wheat-Meadanws Harding and wire will camp at Crooked ct>mi>ony Ln. port taste, whrn an incessant Pennsylvania crude and 155 degrees fire Evans and D. Norwood are visiting In test makes it perfectly safe. Il produces lake this week -Edith Cluunberlain is sick. twitterins ami ttntt^nng worth! begin. Howard city this week—Allie Moir, who Tho obi gentleman todkcl at them wist­ a clear and white light and free of odor, hat been visiting at Mrs. Boyntons the fully and #ai<l: nor does It cause any deposit on chimney past week, has returned to her home In These are the birds that were brought which Is so common with cheap and low Kalamazoo—The cottages around Wall . There was a very slim attendance at orer from England jto protect the trees in test Ohio oil. Since July L 1891. Michi­ lake are all occupied, and the grores along the republican caucus the 9U1 but tta our city parks by eating tip the <IcrtrucUro gan allows the use of 120 degrees fire >#t township will be represented at tine con ­ the north side are well filledworms and bugs, but they bnve turned out oil which permits the the sale of kerwene 14 campers from Charlotte in CarpenteFa vention. Busy times -just now. politics made from Ohio crude and possesses a orchard—Whittemore & Mosier finished being a secondary consideration —The to Im a most lamentable failure, and bare larger percentage of sulphur and after ex­ their job of sawing last Saturday—Rev. warm weather la driving the city people reproduced ho rapidly that they are now the pert of lb la country. They are regular tracting sufficient naptha (explosive part) Harding exchanged pulpits WIH* ^ev. to the country ju»t now, or those that have pirates, driving tho robin, thrush, wren to raise the fire test to 150 degrees or more Wallace, of Dowling, last Sabbath—Lin­ the means, and the adtatages possessed and all oar choice wnigbirda altnort oat of it becomes nseless, so far as producing coln Bush was elected auperintendent of by Cloverdale add vicinity as resorts are existence. Then they won’t touch n warm light is concerned but at a low test will the Sunday school, to fill vacancy—Rose beginning to attract attention. Parties ao. long they con gel anything better to burn fairly well, still producing a very are here from Chicago and Kalamazoo — disagreeable order while burning and load­ Corwin Is able to 1>C out “K*10- af,er an Ansel Kingsbury baa one of the finest eat, and they have no more reganl for their yonng than the king of the Cannibal ing the chimney with a greasy saJ,9tan“; Illness of three weeks. groves that can be found anywhere. A biianda.—Philadelphia Proa. Give Snow Drop oil a trial, the coat is but Woodland. • little money judiciuosly expended hern by little different than wliat you pay tor- the A Urn. «' «“»* u b'!"‘ pot property owners would be productive of • Eiuwr Lllloa by Th<ra»an<!». cheap goods you arc using and the satlsfre“"j great results—Myron Chamberlain win [KyoWgetln light- will more; Hum up— Wl»t birvMt will «»» The Easter lily may Ims seen by the UioaA deal ut wheat I. l»dlr lodltud .nd soon be able to care for the traveling pub­ rands In the fields of Hermmln. From compenaate, saying not *ln* a*,d,JoDa will test the idnden—W.mer «nd lic and his hotel will be an ornament to safety. For sale by 8- E. Phillips; H. I* !« A Son. .re putllnd up blndera—School the place—Haying and harvesting have them telands there used to be received quantities of the flower. They wens packed • Newton and Cook A Cook. ineelln. occurred on Mond.y night 111 dis­ drawn away wme of the hands from the in mon, but more often than not reached * A. D. MATNABD. Wholesale Ag. tricts t .nd 7-J. M- Smith I, In Ynn.ee brick yard but n large kiln is now being u» here In a faded condition. discoloretl by Hastings. Mich. burned and more brick are ready for another Spring, h.rrcUng hl, the packing and too Mil to handle. After kiln—It is hoped that we will be remem­ 1, quiet In our <lll.ge •< TI,L some years home florists began to raise of CM. A Murphy tas *‘1i°“™£ '' bered here this fall in the way of campaign them, and now they furntoh * Illy with speeches as these will be a'nlce hall in the 20th—Benson and Dean were at । which the Bermuda flower cannot com­ Thwnapple lake on Sunday-Partles who connection with the liotel that can be se­ pare. The trade from the Island has fallen set out berry bushes last year, will pick cured reasonably for such occasions—All off to almost nothing—so far as florteta of «mr buainesa men are very busy ju»f quite a quantity of berries this se“°" Village taxes »re being ta^en_toJaL,,h2- now waiting on the numerous wants of It is surprising to see bank by Marshal w^’h ' their customers. wasln Nashville over bunday—W. H. what a large quantity of merchandise and anperiarity over thoae of former Schantz, of Hastings, wm in our villai® on lamber Is sold here dally—Nora Given and Etntua Barnes have gone to Grand Rapid# Monday. $ M. Herpolsheimer & Co COUNTY NEWS. Lee McDonald and wife visited friends in Grand Rapids over Sunday—Elder Rawson, of Wayland, tilled the pulpit in place of Prof. Humphrey on Sunday—Pre­ pare your work so you can spend Saturday the 28d. In raising the school house flag, Messrs. Davenport. Barden and Humphrey as orators—Gary Baker now slings the paint on Win. Demood’a new house—Mrs. Chase It now on the sick list—Frank Crates five year old child fell and broke its arm. Dr. bay les attending—John Mark’s boy is on the sick list and Mr. Brank, Mrs. Center and Mr. Howley* and George Coats all under the care of the Dr. —Stephen Wolfe is putting the wall un­ der Smith Muuion’s new bouse—Aunt Zilpha Demond who Is nearing one hun­ dred years. Is now falling very rapidly in luind and laxly—The freight train on our B. IL on Monday rouFd not climb the grade here, had to back half mile, and take a run and jump, and made it theu in good shape. Detroit White Lead Works Paints make a specialty °i making Gents suits and pants to order. Largest Circulaiim of any paper tn tht County. Mich. Hastings Banner and Detroit Tribune, $1.00 Mrs. Finley Matta has a brother •from New York visiting her; also a sister from Big Rapids—Mr. Waldron has moved Into his new house—Mrs. Bert Colwell is quite sick at this writing—Mrs. Jake Oluutead Is under the Dr.’s care. She has a cancer Stewnrt <>lll*sph> visited at Mrs. Cowles last week. �■1 1’AGED ST. JOHN’S Hastings Banner Thursday, July U- 15^' Bags- PripriTwT TwoiThirds of the City Swept by the Flames. A PROPERTY LOSS OF 825,000,000. CURE XEWING ^BSCCO- HEAD win and lltta^BsTalu1 to In »o many ways that they will not bo wit- ACHE Jclly Tar Because nic mot-igso-d, solid the mouiythin I can Othera do act­ I0LI.Y TJ.R. iui ‘J in .-nti t > A'iek top It istbe largest and $ .j-tpicc^ •. CAIWCR MKDIC1NI CO., New York; .. . >fTobacco WILLFUL SMALL DOSE. SMALLffltf I have ever bix-n Lbli to find.” , AekXavcv. FORrr.oFiT a. Tj.-Kzd i tiling when uLf.v Tar fills the bill. It j»ivo3 both quantity and quality."- r^ lamp for circular, HEN I chew I want the be.it. I have tied to Jolly Tar and could not be induced to change." ■ T AM of the same opinion S3 1 laiil. Jolly Tar is king of them ail.” ”\A7^‘ows ~*an*i,1c mor jr VV ojr money always. Jolly Tar give., tc us in good Chew­ ing Tobacco. Iti-i our stadd-by." ddrent ■ When you want a W FRESH LUNCH,:-: Go to the CITY BAKERY. Fiue line of creams fresh confectionery. and A. E; RENKES. BUSINESS CARDS. JNO. ; ,.ASEflOS. ttS. E. H. * C. P. L ATHROP. Homocpatbfc Physicians and Surgeons All calls city and country promptly tended to. D ’s A. SL’RlBNEIL M. D.. , . Physician and Surgeon, Driton. • • Mich. Office In residence, one block east of depot. C If you wish ‘ to advertise and need instruction, send on* dollar ■ for our M Book for Advertisers." A little study of that book will enable you to decide what you ought to do, and give an idea of tho probable cost. If you instruct us to place n certain amount of adver­ tising for you in the way we think will do you the most good, you should send an explicit statement of whaf you wish to accomplish, and maW attention that P -vunlm. If you v-Mb . an advertisement preps*-?* and plan of advertising out; to bo told what papers J on should use. And what the cost will be. wo will furnish tho adver­ tisement and the plan-either or both. :m«I submit them for yourconMd.-ration, together with our bill for A. A C. H.XBARBER . Physicians and Surgeon?. Calls In city or county responded to with promptness, day or night. ' H WILLIAM O. LOWDEN. > » Lawyer. Ofllcc over Julius Russell’s store. State street. Hastings. Mich; A. SHELDON. Abstract and Real Estate Office. A'»tr»et Block. Hastings. Money to loin on Real E>tnte Real Estate <uld 011 c mininslon. General eou'eyaudngtlavlrg acoturiwe srt of Abstract Books, compllisl from tbe IWvords. can ferolan complete 1 tracts 7 0. F. BROOKS. Clerk. P • P. DRAKE, IL !>., Office over Hollpway'sxlrug store. Office hours from 3 to < p. nt. Telephone, con necting with residence, at Holloway’s drut store Q M. FO .VLEii D.D. S. For preparing; advertisenjepty, electrotypes and estimates the ad- nru paid by a cointnlaufon rdlowr-d by the publisher of tho paper in wblcn the advertisement appears. If you want to learn FniMTEia- Ink regularly, carefully, studiously; iwued weekly, gt* ymr. ’ you wish n complete catalogue of newspapers, send « fur tho AmvriNew«pap.-r Directory. For any farther Information ad<lrc«i Office hours8 a nt to 5 p. tn. MITH 4 COLGROVE, Lawyers. (Office in Union block, (listing].) Practice is all the courts of the state. S E. KENAbTON, • Attorney at l4tw, . (Over J. R. Goods ear & Co.’s store.) Practices in al) courtsofthe State. Collections - urortiptiy attending to. A R. TIMMERMAN, Homapalhic Physician and Surgeon. (Office over Lathrop’s drug store.) P • GEO. P. ROWELL &> C®., Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 SPRUCE ST., NEW YORK. aw, real estate and collect­ ing OFFICE OF Pai.mkbton <fc Smith, L C. S. PaLMKBTOX, Notary Public. - W’oodlantl. Mich. J. M. &MJTO, Justice of tbe Peace. nm lira ran Art on a new prlndplo— torpid nvsT end const tlon. Smallest, mild t! OOdoato.3S< ntOBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, county of Barrv.—««. At a section of the Probate Court for t) e County of Bam-, holden at the Probate 0.110* t« thaCttyof Hatthuo. In said county, on Wed iiesday. tlib 2Kb day ot Max .In the yeai ou» tiioa-an<i right hundred and uinety-two. Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge o’ Prohnte. in tne matter of tho estate of Robert MImii i deceased. on retdlngaud filing ih* peGPon duly veri tied, of Frances Mtsner, widow of said deceased pray nr that a re tain iiwlrmnenl new on 111* in this court purporting P< be the last will and testament of said deceased may be admitted Uprobate and IhM j our t ■ . : , .-d exemitrU ol sold wilt or some other suit KIRKS D IAMON for tUe heanmc of that the heirs at in the city of HmUiiks, I a said county, anr The Rectal Specialist OF GRAIWtRAPIDS, MICH., The steamer Alert and the bV«r men were burned at their dock and five men of their crews were either burned todeathot jumped into the Labor and were Two children were burned to death in the citv and a man namd eLindsay dropped SICK READ THZ ECMLDWiNG. Dr. D N, Lakins i,C1P‘ Partial !-»•» of Faint Casualties. EtaOiehe, ye* CarkFa LiUIo Liver Fffla BM CATCHES THEM AL'. few building ** rvmain;the Cclon,UJ?^Jt Ing. the government hou.se and non Catholic cathedral convent art• and workmen erecting build Ing on the open.T* homeleaa are still encamped oc>«he fleldx Messages <if sympathy and Pron‘l'~J* It. f are numerous and come fro“ * of the world. England come- promptly Jo MMsihtancc and'has telegraphed promhn g Healthful, Agrmbh, Cleansing, Y SUP. Gtneral Houtebold Ums Halifax, N. A, July H—A reliable dead from fright during story of the awful calamity that over- of the flame*. The name, of <*b"* tvbelnted St. Johns Friday night and . were killed or burned are not yet rvcomeu. Saturday has reached here. In some In-| stances previous unconfirmed reports are ; TERRIFIC EXPLOSION OF POWDER. found to be overstated, and in other awes | the facts disclose a worse state of affairs ( vouapx.ij - ----------than bvrn the rumors Indicated. One San Francisco.’July li.—By n series of bright spot in tho dark picture l»tbat the explosions Saturday at the works of the 1 destruction of the Roman Catho- Giant Powder company and the San Fran­ ithedral turns out to be cisco Chemical works at Highland, twelve lie jt. Tho terrible conflagration, miles from this city, property worth about Inc which started on Friday afternoon 1350,000 was destroyed, and six persons about 5 o’clock, was the result ot a were killed. There were over 100 perrons, lighted match being carelessly thrown mostly Chinamen, employed at the prnyler jown in a stable at the head of Longhill. mills, and many of these were wounded. There wm a high wind prevailing at the The names of the ’lead white men are time. I No rain bad fallen for several John Bowe, Wallace Dickerson, ChMlea weeks, and with the thermometer at 75 Guberllce, and there were also three China­ in the shade it can readily be understood men. A boy Hamed Borchers was blown through a skylight and is suffering from how dry everything would be. concussion of the brain. Ho may die. Flytug Embers Carry the Havoc On. The city wm built of wood, except water The Itody of a Chinaman wm found cm street, a d the buildings in tbe vicinity of the railroad track half a mile from tho the stable mentioned above were extremely works. The remains of a Chinese boy, Inflammable. They rapidly ignited, awl frightfully mangled, were found near tho almost in less time than it takes to tell it scene. wu <-v* —One of the most striking — features Longhill -wm a mass of roaring flames. I oj texplosion was the extent of tbe The whole Are brigade In the city was soon damage in the way of broken windows that It caused in *tbD on the spot, but human efforts were abso-1‘ ** v,‘ city, twelve mllea “ lutely powerless to have any effect ou the from the scene. ~____________ already wholesale destruction going on. CONGRESSIONAL NEWS. Buildings hundreds of yards away were being flred in every direction by the flying, burning embers, and so fast did the devour­ ing element rush Jon ward that there was WASHINGTON, July 7.—The last great ap­ hardly time for the people to flee for their lives. The fire department soon became propriation bill not yef sent to conference completely di*orgaalard and the people ‘—the sundry civil bill—wm reported in tbe senate yesterday. Aldrich, on bdhalf of seemed paralysed. At S-.3J In the evening the water side the Republican majority, Introduced a mercantile premises caught and the ship­ resolution to adjourn July 20. Among the ping began to pull out. from tbe piers to bills i>ns«ed was one Increasing the peuslon the mkldle of the harbor. The fire at this rolls for loss of llmU 1710.000 per annum, point was amippaillngsighi. Ail efforts to aud appropriating ♦*>.«« for an investiga­ fight it had been abnndoued and the peo­ tion of tbe ‘•slunts" of big cities by the ple oW thought of saving their lives, so commisMoner of labor. apparent was it that'efforts to nave prop­ Tbe bouse agreed to the conference re­ erty wopld l>e futile. People fled to the port «n-tbe river and harbor bill. The rear of their houses and escaped from tbe nntl-silrer contingent succeeded in fili­ piers in boats and all sorts of available bustering against the reference of the sil­ crafts. The buildings along this street, ver bill to the ‘ committee on coinage, although mostly of stone and brk-k, seem­ weights and measures, and- by dilatory ed to melt away almost as quickly as the motions tied the house up for over Caur wooden structure*. hours. Further proceeding* on the silver bill were interrupted by the conference re­ It wm just 10 o'clock when the Atlantic port ou the diplomatic and consular bill, hotel and the custom house, more than which occupied tbe rest of the dsy, no half a mile away front the stable where agreement being reached. the Are originated, fell. Next to collapse .Washington, July 8.—There wm a was the Galway wharf, immediately below spirited debate in the senate yesterday on the Atlantic bouse. The big tobacco fac­ tory, Hrooklying’s premises, Terra Nora the question of investigating the causes of foundry works, McKay’s store* and the Homestead, P., riots and tbe employ­ wbarvee, John Wood's premises, Harvey’* ment of the Pinkertons. The question M extensive establishment, bread factory and to whether an investigation should be Coastal St* nmshlp company's stores aud ordered was referral to the committee on wharves. Signal Hill for n few minutes contingent expenses with a request that checked the progress of the flames, but not they rej>ort today. The balance of tbe day for long. Soon the trail# of Janie shot was devoted to the c-.<nsideration of the ’ onward like an 'avalanche. Tbe h ridence sundry civil bill. In the house too silver bill was referred of the Ajmerican consul soon vanished, and the destruction of the Long brewery and to the cotuniitU-v ou coinage, weights, and beautiful residence of John Lindberg fol­ measures withoat opposition, the antieilveritei ceasing to filibuster. The rest of lowed. a the session wax consumed in the discussion The lire continued to the castvrkrd until And adoption of a tvsolutlon regarding an there was nothing more tn burn. In the investigation by the judiciary committee meantime, however, the fire had begun to of the Pinkerton detective forces and their work northward up the slope on which St. employment by corporations engaged in John’s is built. The flnit place to receive inlersirttc yonimt-rce, and e»|>ecially the the fire visitation in Ibis direction was trouble add riots at Homestead, Pa. Cochran street, which runs from the guvWAHiiis<m>N, July 9.-Tho senate yes­ eminent house to the harbor. This thor­ terday |i.t-»<d a bill changing the date of oughfare, probably the handsomest of the whole city, wm entirely wiped oat with the dedication of the World’s Columbian the exception of n few dwelling* at the exposition buildings at Chicago from Oct. very top and the Methodist church. St. 12 to Oct. 21, IM13, wm nm. to interfere Patrick ball escaped for some time owing with the Columbian celebration author­ to the great energies of tho Christian ized by the legislature nf New York for Brothers whoa* schools are tituated the former date. The balance of the day therein, but their efforts were in vain and was devbtcd to the consideration of the the building went down. The hrothera sundry civil appropriation bill without made supreme efforts to prevent the making any great progress. This being suspension day the minority flames from going acroa* to ths Mercy consent, and success crowned ihlir great in the house endeavored to filibuster, but tbe Democrats passed tbe following im­ work. . portant bill*: To reiM-nl the duty on Un CITIZENS RALLY AGAINST THE FOE. plate; reducing the duty oh lend 9re to IX cents per pound on the lead and making the silver free; limiting to 8100 the Im­ portation of wearing apparel by residents Had the fire reached the cunveut it of the United States; extending the for­ would bate meant the destruction of feiture of land on the portions of rail­ >Monkstawn and the fashionable quarters. roads which were incomplete within the The Congregational church was destroyed, required time; to promote the safety of but the people began to fight the flames cmplnyra nnd travelers by compelling again, encouraged by the achievement of common carriers to equip their cars with the brothers, and another gallant stand'' automatic couplers and continuous brakes was made at the hend of Kings road and No night session. Washington, July 1L-Tbe senate yes­ Bawling cross with tbe'nid of the firemen. terday disposed ot the sundry dril bill A largo wooden structure was guarded on Military road, as it was felt that if this down to the last clauses, which cohtained could be saved the fashionable boulevard the provisions far aid to the World's Columcould ba saved. This was at 1 o’clock bian exposition. A very animated dheusBaturdsy morning and although the fire­ sion on a Sunday closing amendment and men were exhausted they recognised tho npou the proponed iseuo of the souvenir imperative necessity of acting with un­ half dollars was in full progress when the flagging energy, and with the aid of citi­ senate adjourned. The bouse devoted the day to the oonzens In that portion of the city who lined the roofs in every direction they fought a s deration of conference reporta, those on successful battle, though many times it the jjoetofllceond individual pension apwas almost defeat, and the slaughter was propnaUon bills and the Arizona fund­ Ing being agreed to. Tbe report on the interrupted. bnk «-,UU1 if* k®1l’,*t‘ve appropriation A Picture of DeraitMtlon. But what a picture presented itself! bills were disagreed to and new conferTwo-thirds of the business portion of the onces were ordered. Th* committee ou rules decided to report a resolution setting city is gone, fully half of the entire city is destroyed and three-qnnrtera of the whole MJde next Wednesday and Thursday far value of; St.- John's U obliterated. The the consideration of the silver MIL homeless, some 12,000 In number, are ahelWmhwctox, July 12.-Th. seqara bad teied In the parliament house and under s field day of oratory yraterday. n two rheds and touts in Bannerman park and hours and a half speech by Washburns 00 other place*. Yesterday the city waa en­ the anti-option bill nod three hours of the veloped in dense smoke from the surround­ liveliest kind ot discussion"on the Bunday' ing wooded country, whldiseeina to be on flreou every hand. <Tbo Killride Roman closing proviso of the World’s fair approCatholic church, three mile* out on the priatioo in th. sundry civil bill Without reaching a vote on the qumtica or doing road inward Bay .,f Bulls, was burned. more than to .Udi a strongly mark* Xirlp Needed fur tb„ Sufn-rer*. wont feature of the situation is 'Bvermty of views the senate adjourned. Th. house proceedings wens devoid of tho wind continue* westerly, and ntere.,, „ it wm Dbtrict day and no kJ is no ntipeantnee at rain, which is m> badly um tied. There is still much danger IslaUon wm accomplished for the capital Lu: it is fall that the great agony la over.’ of the nation. An appropriation of I3S0 - ' Help mtbt reach tho stricken and desolate 000 wm mtulo for jfrintlng tlw renorta city from the outride quickly, and to a the eleventh census. Dill. were au!^L„.Tl . larp* extent, if starvation fa to beobviated. to construct a bridge octom the MiwS 1 Halifax will dispatch a large steamer loaded with provisions on Wednesday, and Methodist church of Jackson T«nn <« lu ,lu-ri0Tg“^ has bausd^an appeal to every town in iugrre&>,“ l° tb* *°rk °f *fford' The Ore has defrayed «5,(JOO,000 worth of property and rendered 12,0X1 propio Colons CIuHm ub.u r, niaui, t-.li.io,.,.. ' Trt.lv Cborob. Boait * Will be * gnrii of the John Houieat Middleville, every Tiill; forenoon and of the Hastings House, Hastings, Mich., every v dav afternoon and evening. At Grand Rap.ds all other days He invites every sufferer Irom any Rectal trouble to call ar«i ■■ correct diagnosis of their disease, time required to cure and tost ol • same . FREE OF CHARGE. Dr. Lakins has been located in the Porter Block, at Grand Rapid# Mich., for over four and one-half years, and has cured hundreds of Grand Rapids’ people, to whom he refers with pardonable pride. He treats Rectal Diseases only, hence he is a Rectal Specialist in its truest sense. No matter how bad your case may be, of how long standing, or who has failed.to cure you, he will give you a radical j-rmanent cure. , ‘ Every long continued or chronic case ot Files has produced either Liver Complaint, Kidney Complaint, Bladder trouble,Nervous Postra tion or Constipation. Hence the importance of being cured without Please notice. The following testimonials are from parties within your reach, any one of whom will gladly give you all the particulars concerning their case. Mr. Jm. Iz Wilklnu. ex Mayor of HasMr. DcKnbber is Supr. of the Wldfll-■ lings, says: It n,e Kre*< pleasure to comb Furniture Co. (tbe lanre*t factory in state to my neighbors and friend* what 1* the world/ and during Tunning hour-, ht« know of Dr. Lakin*, ns a Rectal Special- time ls^ very ^valuable. •- ’ ----- --------------------------> Inquirei-i will iJj had piles for f4ur or five years, and please consult him any other time st the factory or at his residence. To whom It may «mcem:- I Lad pj;w when Dr. Dakins took my case, they would come down almost constantly when for ten years until cured by Dr. Lakin* 1 was on my feet and 1 -d not been able two year* ago. 1 also had a severe badber trouble, suffered intensely and was to do hard work for over two years. They never came down once after the completely prostrated for weeks ut a tin-e. second treatment and I did more hard work I employed eight different physician* in the first 6 weeks after be took my ease Detroit. Grand Rapids and Ami Arbor and than 1 had done in a whqle year twfore paid them over 5400, but received no bene­ and did II with more vase and comfort too. fit from their treatment. Dr. Lakins as­ From what 1 had beard former Grand sured me my plies cause! the bladder trou­ Rapids patients say of him. 1 expected ble and'he would cure both by staph cur­ he would cure me. but 1 was amaxed at ing my piles. 'Qiisi lie did over S years ago. 1 am npw the speedy and radical cbange hls treat­ free from both dheares, weigh more and ment produced. 1 hare talked with Mr. DeKubber Hurt, am in belter liealth than 1 have l*eeo for of the Whldlcomb Furniture Co. and many many years. I was constantly getting worse other Grand Rapids people Dr. Lakins has and 1 firmly believe I would not lie living cured, some of them years ago. and now but for Dr. Lakins’ treatment. I know nil speak of his skill as a Rectal apeclalfst of many lie has cured, several of whom I sent to him. I have never known him In the highest terms. I sincerely believe he can permanently to fail In a single Instance, ' Respectfully. cure any case of plies no matter how bad or how long standing, and I advise all suf­ I.-vkac Dt.Kt’jtu.En. Res. 207 So. College Ave.. Grand Rap­ fering from any Rectal trouble to consult ids. Mich. \ him at once. Jame-* L. Wiijkxss, Bastings, Mich. y The veteran Baggage .Master of the D. Mrs. IL L Peek of Grand Rapids was G. H. A M. Ry. says: formerly a resident of Hastings, Mich. I was terribly afflicted with Pile? (or She says: I was a sufferer from/PUn, over twenty years. They aib-eted my and Constipation caused by them ever general health so much that I was about since 1 was a child until a little over two to resign my position as Baggage Ma.-ler of. the D. dt M. liy. when Dr. Lakins heganx^ years ago when Dr. I.aklna cured me. I wish J might tell every lady in th? treating me. I Iw-gan; to Improve from the land what hr has done for me. very first treatment and was -<--n He has treated me for rectal troubles sound and well. only but my general health Is better now This was over four i|id one-half,years I think titan it baa ever been In my whole ago and I will say 1 pave nut felt the slightest idgn of Piles since and i feel &t life before. , ■ I heartily recommend him to any suffer­ least twenty years younger Hum J dhl be­ er from rectal troubles who may be fortu­ fore ta cured ine. nate enough to s»|«»re bls service*. lte.». N»>llatnrU St. Mr. I’rrit la clef If ut polln- headquarters. Grand Itayi Mich. Mr-. H. K l*rct . •. 70 Ninth Ave. (ir«W Rapids. Midi. People sometimes t-rroneoksjv suppose they are going to l e badly hurt Ly the examination or treatment. Ask any who hive bier., treat­ ed by Dr. Lakins and they will tell you it is nearly painless. JOSEPH ROGERS ■ Or Hastings says] i 1 f.-el a wonderful Improvement from Dr. I^kh«< treatment and they are as the Dr. xay* aimust painless.. N. T. PARKER l’p.|Mk tor of the Hasting- House says: 1 au> a patient dflDr. lakins and cheer­ fully recon.mend lih treatment tn anyone 1suffering from anj- Rectal troubles. * WILLIAM WOOD ,Of Hastings, ssy-i: twice. 1 am satis f.ed that l:< < G. II. DUSKER , Blacksmith of Hardings mi? < I dreaded the examination and ti<-.'tnwnt because I bad been badly l.urt;bcfote. Lakins’ treatment Is nearly palnlesi. CHARLES An NISON. An old resident of Midd|evillc. Mich, -ay » Dr. Lakins says 1 am pot yc| cured, bat 1 feel as well as 1 even did. The treat­ L f« yt mucli b«-it«r already'. The pain ment Is very mild. JOHN W. WILL.MJ' from Dr. Lakins* treatment Is nothing. Of MiddldUlle say»: FRED C. PARKER Have had only two tnjatmenb’-inl hat!'of the Hasting? House says. n’t fell 80 %wdI h* ten years. Little or Dr. ‘ Lakins has treated me only no pain to tlie treatnu-m. Are you still skeptical ? Then talk to ALL of the above and many more whose inanies wiH be given or sent to you. Main office, 35 and 36 Porter Block, Grand Rapids. Mich. Entrance 132 Monroe St. Phone 2x8. MORTGAGE SALE Default haring been mode In the conditions J a certain morurage made by Francte SUsby of aud Curdelii Bllaby, his alte, to MnTC M m I A,wt- and recorded 1in the Office of the register <»r deeds, for the !countv oritarryaud State of Michigan, on the 2CU1 day of April. A. 1). iiwa. In liber n»of marti P* aPn And Mid mortgage wm ou ।the 7 i.’th «fay uf Deteinber. 1W, duly asafaned !’’T, canuae to John a. Greble. which r •*" rcnrd*<’,n Ib*°f 1 '"*«erot deeds for the county of Barry and 00 the flr»l d“y »f July. 1«» In Uber .'6 of iuort#agcs 00 page 346. A nA Mid rt?’? VraVrikenI ■‘tofintdrator of th* estate of ; on tbe second da) of September, li»l. and duly nru lbe C’®C* ** nr?,*,er <fa<*’ls I Bony, state ot Mloblgan. ou Ue 1st 'rountj-iOf '■•y°f July. iw-\In liber 3S of sxMigagcs. on 'page :i!7.on wbicli asortgago there Is claimed U>* »um r21^dred^tnlrtr *eTen rto41*ra *00 aeventy'ru?i fl'* cents, and an attorney's lee <rf twentr-flre !dollars provided tor in said morttage, and no 11 °r Pweedingsat law haridgbeSn tnsutut’LytXrt’!S^ WtkS^? MJIHf of ®*»-w of sate contained In said mortgage .and tbe statute in meh case made wL b£'b® ,c?urt in the elty of HasJ n’ lH’lnK the Plac” "here.Uie «•reutt court for Barra county is holden]. the the ueing nexTiDeu ____ Aj2Sm2« S«SS. Moro." MORTGAGE SALE. • Defaullhavlng^een mad* In the • »n< • a certain mortgagi made abd exreme i .»v «« flam L Mead imd Nellie K. Mead hi-wife of the city at St. I’aul. State of Mlnne-ria. (.» I fW Finehont. dated Septmehjr thirirentli A. 1>. 1CT1 and reeorded'in tbe office of the Itegisterri Deeds for Harry comity State of MldncM'i «w twenty-Or«t day of Sspirtnla-r A. £>. IM <* Uber .•U * of Mortgages ou more- 1- Md »•* wMfdt «*U1 mortgage was duly Henn-Finebout 10 Daniel striker ..f lastly MinNtoite Maigawont hw-mi: date A. D. ItM and rcrer tn the o«£ef .ahi Reg.rter ol Deed* far !*-<! tony county Michigan on the tenth day of MdF A. •*. ISM tn Liber •»" of aMlgnmen’-s upon which n*ortgage tberfl Is clalnirl 10 *dt* at tbe date ot thia notice the sum -I,elefraiwnjlre<riiMwll-rtOw>ttar» *°d "n of fifty dollars provided for In ’««!.«*■ and no suit or proceedlni,-* at law ’*^5 taritutvd to recover the debt mortMR" nr any pert thereof: Du-reh»re by virtue of tbepower ot sale contact'■'j’j mortaage and the statute in *m h «•<* ••’ «••« Hereby <ivw> Atari* A. D- !>■'.’ -I Jen o'clock in tbe forenoon ■>( Mid day I slud- - • *' public taction to Hie higberiMilderat (be 1 KlOMrri the court b«u?-111 Vilf i'Ii-r Haettoga. Barry county. MfeblM". ‘.that bring the nlaee where the dn-nU <-<»ur. far b*rrr connty is holden) the pn-mlte* d< bribed 1 n *£» mortgage or so miwh ihereof m nia» .a ««w oary to pay tbe amount due on said Wtth ton per cent Interest thert-on a»i >» W cMte taireUier With an Atuiniey «** <•»•«.’ •»« tars *a provided therein. The ,,n''• *' - : wld M'l belnx dracritxd la « •' uSe aU (ham certain pieces or panyU ai 4 u* lying and being Inlhe township “■ I1"!" County ot Barry and State ri ofne intown - two north otrange nine west. D««l MV ».*. D. AMlguirri Mort;’?1DAXl«LliT>lXKR. Attorney tn person. �L Zf N<w Sucb ' leAged on tho bank and overhanging tbe fvs 5 . f ''^Children Cry for Pitcher’* Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. But meantime what was going on at water. There wna not a moment tokaa, I tbn Travelers' R«*t? and letting himself into the water till ho j 1^" stagecoach fur Fort Scott, which ___ „— .w. i xjiT. ocutt, watch was eubmerged - ------ almost -- -------1----ho - -crept - 'I"" forward '—A—W*A* ' carried carried away away the tho scheming Suggs and' till he reached a spot Ixmeath tho over­ Dill, had Loen gone on hoter, and it wan hanging driftwood. not far from nine o’clock when Simon ■ Ho diil not gain his place of conceal- Rlggjhy walked into the yard and gazed CMOEKEO meut a moment too soon, for in a few searching!/ acronthe prairie to the west. seconds he heard tho tramp of horses' '•Wonder what can bo keepin. Dan?’ ho * feet ns the cowboys galloped wildly m'ittered. "Reckon lie must ’a’ wont along the creek. - . tor tell tho ret tiers about tho trouble with | "Shoot tlid young mnrderer wliarever the cattlemen, but it’u time he was back yon see him;" ne heard one of them ex­ 'an hour ago." claim with a bitter oath ns they rode by. Scarcely hod ho finished speaking when , Suddenly one of tho hursce was reined in the pony that Dan had ridden that morn­ 1 on the bank not ten yards away, and tho ing came trot ting from behind tho stable, .... ,n .-..'r.-djv convenience of an same voice continued: "Two uv ye go the broken bridle reins trailing beneath Pure and wholesome. , up the crick ami Ill take a look fer hi* feet, while across the horn of the p.‘ ith s r ipulous care. Highest tracks about hyar. It may be that'he saddle still hung the rifle where DuJhad r • i Pure F-od Expositions. Each hain’t left tho thicket." placed it. " ' ' -.akes two lafgo AvoW | Dim’h heart almost stood still with "W’y, that's quaro," commented Mr. . :$__nnJ insist on having tho , fear as he heard the words. Would be be Riggsby, going forward and catching NONE SUCH -brand. • 1C. wwx-.. -------, discovered? He heard tbe nu*n dismount the pony. "Wonder how bo come ter SOULE, Syracuse, N. Y. and walk along-the lx*nk of the stream. git away from Dan? Must ’a’-left him M ER R E11_ -__z---------------------------------------—” ' Then the step* ceiued within three yards hitched somewhar an he broke loose. of the driftwood where he lay. Reckon I’d better go see about him." A Fuint for You. Tljort) was a moment of the most pain­ - umd's Sireai'arilla ha* done ful anxiety for Dan; then to his relief %*li«*a—< «>f th* blood, for the man walked away, and a few miu.: n «ick hendbehe. !o*» of utes later the youth heard the sounds of •ti tolinu. catarrh, malaria, . ~3r’ patllia « an un- his horse's feet as he rude liack down the stream. | Though chilled to the bone in tho cold i -•! was water, Dan did not venture to leave his ^X\t',J«. kwn Mon-j hiding place for some time after all ter Ropeo' an’U know how bad the boy’s hart." With thia he galloped away to intercept ths doctor, who was riding across the prairie toward his cabin a mile to the south. In a half hour Ike returned with the information that the wannd that Bud Bops* had received was only a alight one, the ball having tore across his forehead, cutting a deep furrow into the flesh but . ,tho skull. ......... not penetrating “Tlieyll try ter meek out it’s worse than it is,” r ■- .urked Ike. “on they may use it as a i exetuw ter gito us trouble, but I do-.f, tid'.t-'t they'll hurt Dan now if they find him, woich kin! er doubtful." “I hope you are right,” said Riggsby in a more cheerful tone. Mrs. Riggsby ami Fanny were great-/ worried when they learned uf the trouble Dan had got into, but a number .of the settlers soon arrived and declared their Intention to find and protect Dan from harm and to stand by the family in any trouble that might rise. Thun asst^ed, the feeling- of uneasiness that had been depressing the family was partially re­ moved. Two men svere immediately dispatched to search for Dan while the others re­ mained at the inn to discuss the impending trouble that was expected from the cattlemem A I—/ ... 1 L.a H .1 A A short tune before wghtfall the two Gilberto. Allen, visiting at Trcum«el-, tells liiir friend* that the Mate of Ohio wl 1 I *«M» equip the TdMtfo Cgwtjl wl’.ii lilryclo at an exi*!u»e of $5,080. RED LETTER I j ] ' .'THS A DI »5.00. *4t0j .-■3.S0 g *2.50 g ♦2.251 J 3.00 \«1SO WVnaLuia n*2-o® !i r2L:75 SAYS. Tbe calendar in which my lore and I Find our red letter day*, is not the one Through which the birthdays of great he­ roes run. * Mere men who for •otno cause have dared to die. Makers of nations' kings could not deny; Nor eenrs nor singers who applanso have won. Th<w who in science epochs have begun. All these our daily record passes by. But still to us there comes no empty year, Each day thaj in the long procession strays Speaks if some other made to ue thrice dear As we have walked in love's unhindered Some fcatiral for n» M alwajra here And all uur da pi. »« ectlicart, arc holidays. —Meredith Nkhobon in New York Sun. W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE mm-Fl’Aien, i Woolley & Bronson-. Wing's Flexible Shoe Lacings If i A ATO Permit healthy circulation and free movement of the fuotr Ko “n,y"ig " ‘yb’g ne«*sary. Comfr rtable ind durable for both ladies and gentlemen. All length*, black and rune: TTrwX color*, for both ordinary and tporting lace ahoes, low Ituporlin* Bee* From Cypro*. I Agent* nowaday* travel around the a. * world to »eck new varieties of bet*. Avery I exccUcrt an<1 p^u,. htock of industrious ’ mairs. sound of his pnrsue'.i had died away. men returned with the report that Dun honey gettar* has recently been introduced . I At last he drew himself cautiously could not. be found, and the supposition ! from Cyprus. When the Venetian* owned \"ua! Th "r.baJ npoo the tank, Bad gbulclng rspldlj in was that he had quitted the neighbor- ' »* ’<• t«i«n«i tent there, the foland -winon 000,000 >,ivm> hives *«n, were kept ' ’ ' i every direction to assure himself that j People used honey fur sugar in those days. hood. wrapper. Now— there are only hires, Just at dark a setter from Cow Creek ! --------------------- • 30.000 .- owing - , - to none of his foe*, was lurking in the Eagle Specialty Co.. Brockton. Mass. a ,v*-!i-ii»-iio farmer! vicinity he rose. and hurried across, the rriley .laihej up to the inn. bb bonw JPPT”1!.’ “'.‘l”" rnveiMtl with Fn-xm Uni»,i by tbe Turk*. The resident* are usually »v.i* iii«tant|y killed creek. Walking rapidly for a quarter hrJtnT, I 1^ Sr JOSt Come u'wi|ling wU any of their 1)rpn, WleT. S? h^,, W“l brousht 1110 most rtar- ing tlmt those left behind will fly away PROBATE ORDER. of a mile ho SMddcnly left the timlier and concealed gnus "IV ’v, Unit’s himself qiuirc.” in the talltling intelligence. • (after the one*1 which nre disponed of. Hitching the puny to a post near by, While passing through a strip of wood i■ Accordingly the purchaser is commonly that grew in tho valley and crawled for­ ho was about to enter the stable to sad­ that evening he had heard several men ji obliged to buy fifty hives In order to secure ward some forty rods. This he consid­ Monday, the '."*n <iay of Jun*. In ta» dle his own horse when he caught sight approaching, and seeing that they were fifty queens. This I* apt to lie a bore. ered a better hiding place thkn tho year one thousand right hundred and ninety two. Dr. Benton found it so on one occasion Present. Charles W. Arm-trontc. Judge ot woods afforded, on account of there be­ of suino uno coining across, the prairie on cowboys he had concealed himself in,- a i■ thicket, whepe ho learned from their con-1' when he tried to carry a number ot earthing less likelihood'of his pursuers search­ horseback and riding at a gallop. In the matter nt the estate of OlflM In a few miuntes the horseman drew venation the following facts: A deadly ;1 enware hives acre** country on mule back. ing fer him there. Now that ho hud ® On’rsJdlog mid fling the petlUmi. dulyjrert1 Some of the hivra were broken liy an acclrein at the stable. It was Ike Bilker, tfar was to be opened Upon the settlers gaintnl a place where there was but a fled. of Phbo Shalt, brother of said dcreMed the settler whom Dan had visited early at once, and all the houses in tho settle­ dent, the bee* attacked the mule*, and the praying thut administration of said estate be small chance of him being' discovered, 1 doctor wa* so liadly stung that he swelled to Daniel striker of the eity of lla»that morning. ment were to be burned to the ground and up alxmt twice hl* normal dimension* If granted ho felt v. certain sense of security^. But tlnra.oelo *otn* other suitable penurtv “Howdy, IkeT greeted Mr. Riggsby. their occupants forced to leave tho conn- . he land not, been thoroughly inoculated ! Thereupon It 1* orderei. that Tuesday, the now that there was no immediate dan­ Itnh day of July. A. D. IKt at ten o clock "Seen anything of Don? He rtsie over try. They were to meet at Ben Ropes’ ■ with the bee poitmu in moderate <!oms» dur ger threatening him he found time to re­ Inthe forenoon be assigned f->r the hearing of *aM house at dark and commence operations inc previous year* he would undoubtedly petition, and that theneir* at law ofvald de­ flect over the tragic events of the morn­ yopr way this mornin.” | have died.—Cor. New Orluans Timea-Dem- ceased and another persons Interested in **1A "Yes; ho was at my house this inornin at ten o’clock. ing, and with these reflections came the estate, are required to appear at a Muioa m salA aud told me to come over hyar, ns ye ex­ The.flnt place of attack selected was Court, then to beholden at th* 1 rebate (MBM LMTER V. keenest remorse and anxiety. How pected ter have some trouble with the Riggsby’s inn, and from there they were Baring Money ou Four Dollar* a tVrck. In tbe City <>f Hasting*. In said County, an^ xt 11 - -r.U' EX11XD. earnestly ho regretted his encounter show cause. If *hy there be. why the pray* « cattlemen.” An operatic manager in this city, uow the petitioner may not be granted. Audit t* to proceed to lay waste every dabin in with Bud loupes, and now iu his cooler wealthy and famous, once gave me a his­ further ordered, that said petitioner give node* ■"Wai, his boss jist comeback without the settlement. moments ho blamed himself for his to tbe persona Interested lu “b*,0***1*-.®!J?? tory of bis commencement in New York. him," rcpliod Mr. Riggsby, "an I was, “And we hain’t got a moment ter t>endency of said petition and th* be*f"* : liasty actions. Hr might have avoided jist thinkin of goin ter see about him. lose," said the settler who had brought He came here thirty year* ago. With a thereof, by causing a copy ot tht* order to be the youth by riding away from him, but enmpatriot he hired a room, for which published in tbe Hasting* Baxmoi. a Huss gut away, I reckun, from whar he the news. "We must git ready ter fight they paid two dollar* a week. They tier printed and circulated In said County « the deed was done now and there was left him hilched." at wnnst, fer they'll come fifty ter a hun­ marketed and cooked for themselves, and Barry once in each week for three *ucees*ivhnothing to do but make the best of it. weeks previous to said day of bearing. . . "I don't know; I hain’t seed,him since dred btrong." their weekly expense*, washing included, Cha*. W. arm*tuox<>, TMht Bud Rupes hail been killed by tho' [ ktnie copy.) J udge ot Probate. he wor at iny:cabin." ‘ By tliis time tbero were fully twenty were IU.50 each. Both men were well edu­ shot from his own pistol Dan hail but ; "It he don’t como perty soon Fl! ride settlers at the inn, and preparation* for cated and of decent breeding, but poor and little doubt, and tliat he would be ac­ Iovcr an sei* what's happened ter liim. i the coming fight were pushed forward strangers. They <mnnnged to earn their cused of his murder was already demon<2.50 a week apiece, their $•:. then $4, f5 Better Hight an hitch yer h<H». an well with all the expedition possible. l strated by what he hazl overheard from t talk over the matter about the cattle- I Guards were placed about tho house and soon. When the $4 stage was reached they commenced to save money. 1 the men who wen- in pursuit uf him.yc* ' awl every precaution taken to .prevent I m « J -" . . I in Within two years each was doing well. ’ 'his» own uiind he knew he was inn«>Fur a half hour the two xnen con- Lsurjirwe. TIME TABLE. Now one of them owns and live* in the i ,I cent, and it was only in an attempt to vt>raed in low tone*. Suddenly they Breastworks were erected inside of bonne Jim Fisk converted .into a palace for In effect Jane 2*. ICTJ. save his own life that the fatal bullet were interrupted by the sound of ap. the different rooms, and loopholes made himself and is a man of mark. What be­ had been directed against his i^ipcment. preaching' hoof*, aud turning they be- j commanding uvviy •J iuc came ot the other I forget. “It is dearer every nppiuMu approach io to the Station*. But* h j knew the desperate character held Beu Rrqwta riding toward them at I building. living in New York now than before the' of tho men with whom he had to deal a gallop, mllowed by a lialf dozen 'cow­ When all the neo-soary preparntions war,’’ said my manager, in telling me the will enough to realize that anything he boys. They halted a short distance away, had been completed Mrs. Riggsby and Kory, “but if I had to begin again on five ioa•u. Fanny were sent into the little cellar be­ dollar* a week I would not be afraid.”— Kalamazoo Lv...... r - -aped Dun Riggrf»y’s could say in his defense would be treat­ and Hojks Kirarred Ins horse forward to neath the house, where they would bo Kart Cooper New York Cor. Pittsburg Bulletin. ed with scorn. That thfy would visit •. the blued running from ■T 01 Richland Janet...., where the two men stood. safe from danger should the attacking Crcoaey....................... Bn 1 Ropes' head, and for sure and speedy punb-hment ujion him "Whenj's that young murderer?' cried party fire into tho building. Milo Then the little garrison waited fcr the st. > >d there helplew and should he fall into their hands he had RojM-n, a« hv drew rem. At ouc time before the Franco-Pnuodno Dettoa.................. ... Cloverdale not the slightest doubt "What Ido ye mean?’ askzxi Riggsby, attack. ■ s-ight Iwfure him. war when Napoleon III was a visitor at tibulta What sbouxd he do? To return home London amateur theatrical* were ar­ he g)t*|M»d in u choking "1 mean this—that your son Ims gone CONTINUED Hastings............... ranged for hia entertainment. diall be accused of his would nut only subject him to the great­ and innrdere-1 my boy. Bud, and we A Mr. Brown, who took a principal part est danger, but would doubtless result in want hinjr Coata Grove A Million Frtand*. nwr10 In the entertainment, prided himoelf on Woodland "Look Ihyarr cried Riggsby, "what i ration broke out ok his placing his father in a similar situation. A friend in need is a friend indeed, and hi* knowledge ot French. During tbe Woodbury Tho more he thought over the matter the <k> ye mean by that kind of talk? Dan »'!• X>. L.*X. mn less than one million people have evening he was one of the cast In a French Lansln*....................... more convinced he became that it would haiu't hurt nobody." found Just such a friend In Dr. King's conirilietta, and Immediately after that Detroit ; areata at home. What tbu "He start ml*son," replied Ropes, "and New Discovery for consumption, cough* played the part of an Englishman who Grand Rapids t tii- deed and ■what be l*st fur him wA to return home, at andeQld*. If you have never used thlk spoke broken French. we're here to punish him for it." ronLl it bring upon them present at least /That thecattlraxm. benton vengeance, During this kit .»» latter, sketch Napoleon III “Whyj what has happened? What! great rough medicine, one trial will con­ vince you that it ha» wonderful curative laughed frequently, ■ntly, and when Mr. Bro*5* I Station*. .■ ’I-j- .-Mu: he heard sbottta in tbe would watch his father’* house waiting do yer mi-an that Dan has shot yer boy?" 7. fur his return. Dan v/as sure, and he real­ and there was a look uf profound aston­ power* In all disease* "f throat, chest and was presented to the emperor at the cIoem: -• . './ting his eyes he beheld lungs. Each bottle Is guaraiitrvd to do of the evening he was complimented In • . i. - • iiu4 furiously toward him. ized the danger be would encounter io ishment an the landlord’s face. SOUTH. all that Is claltyed or. money will Iw re­ this ambiguous manner: "Your bad Kalamazoo Ar.. “You heard what I said; fte boy* got funded. Trial iMiHh-s free at W. H. Good­ .1 ■ . » l;a’f d >zeu wwlx-ys. He trying tu reach the place. French was a* good n* your gtsal French. East Cooper Lv To stir from his present hiding place into a quarrel this morning and Dan year'* drug store? Large bottles 50c and Allow me to congratulate yon." ..-an t f -pistols in their hands Richland June-: Naturally Mr. Brown retired a little Cressey : w tlcy ha-1 witnessed the en- before nightfall would lie haxarduus in shot Bud.” fil.00. Mito.. .................. “Is he dead, and how did it all happen?" mystified.—New York Herald. ■inter iwi .ri- ii himself and Bud. and the extreme, since he wo« convinctsl Dalton Cloverdali “Oil, he ain’t dead yet, but it ain't no . ’ speedy v- ngeauce upon him. that the cattlemen would be routing the Shults.... We desire to say to our citizens, that for lb-r‘. k'H-w -.he impulsive and des- country in every direction with the hopes fault of your boy’s, for be tried to kill years we have t-rn selling Dr. King's “Kid glove* will rip despite our best ef­ him." ’ r.,;. :.. r <tf those with whom ho of running him down. There wa* nothing left for him to do “1 never knowed Dan ter be quarrel­ New Discovery for consumption. Dr. fort* to keep them in good condition," aaid <1\.i and he realized that he King's New Life I’llts, Bucklen's Arnica an exquisite young man at tbe Southern Coat* Grove.. but remain in his present pueition till some,’’ said Mr. Riggsby, “an as fer Woodland .... i.. • Jangerons and desperate ■Salveand Electric Hitters, and h*ve never last night. “But we have at l.aat learned Woodbury. .. •• ' ■ 7 hut tin- men who were ■!>- night set in, when he had decided to shootin any one he wouldn't do it un­ handled remedies that sell as well, or that how to mend them. Instead of sewing up r<« if. l. Laming - ; mtn v.- nd shoot him down with* make his way* to the settlement on the less it wor in self defense." Hero he have given such universal satisfaction. the rent ** formerly, we now take a small Detroit Mormaton river, several miles to the took the rifle that was still banging to We do not hesitate to guarantee them piece of court piaster or surgeon'* plaster • . • him the slightest opportunity Grand Rapid* the saddle of Dan’s pony, and examin­ every time, and we stand ready to refund (the latter I* the better), turn tbe glove uu f - Mtuatiun of affairs he north. •tKopa ou signal only. Having settled hi* course of action in ing it continued: "W’y, his gnu’s hyar •he purchase price. If satisfactory results wrong side put and nceyly npply the plas­ .a- s i.-anix- nd. and he recognized t No*, s and e will not e:irry pawngen usless Thar •to not follow their use. These remedies ter over tbe rent or rip, lr*t having drawn 1 - mi: ius unly cliahce o| life lay his own mind, be once mure glanr^l in an haiu’t never been shot off. with freight train permits. have won their great popularity purelv on tbe rent part of tbe glove nicely together.” provided Freight train* will be run at the convenience every direction about him to see if any must be some mistake." tin.ir merits. W. II. Goodyear, druggist. —St. Ixxiis Globe-Ikmocrnl. of the cottipanv. who reserve the right to change "There is no mistake; we saw him do the time of sueh tram* without ootire. ' thu'ight 'ccurred to him he of his pursuers were in tho vicinity. Seeing qo sign of the foe. be took off his the shooting. Is the boy here? If he is ' W. Si Dkwiko. Gen'l Manager. ' Old Violin*. ' ; d> where ho had left his . The best salve in the world fnreut*. The old time viol was the first instru­ ■ t: -animal had taken fright garments, and wringing the water from we want him.” **" pony •'y"He ain’t hyar; his jist ----come । bruises, sores, ulcer-, writ rheum, fever ment of its kind, and furnished tho plan :;d loping wildly across the them soon hail them dried ia the sun, bowe»as yesee in.. the ■ .gun *hnngm . “ on *the 1‘“ sore*, tetter, chapped hand.*, chilblain*, for the modern violin, which, however, is ■ • i' .udr» J yards ad-ay. followed which was now high in the heavens and he w:w hyar thar ain’t I corns, and all skin eruption*, and poritlvesaddle. But if he was hyar 700 years old. It is mid that Charles II in­ MORTGAGE SALE, ' :imt had been ridden by shining down with consideroble warmth. enough of ye tor harm mm. I’ll see ly cure, pile* or no pay required. It I* troduced it Into England. One of the enough of ye ter harm hint. Having dried and replaced his garNotice I* hereby given that default has bee* R-l-% ■ 1 • that this thing is investigated," and-1 *,,"ra,,!K*'d to give jM-rfcct mill-faction, or finest makers of violins was Stradivarius, made in the payment of tbe money secured by a .<------------------------- Oiz> unn,llr„r M voineL | money refunded.. Frier 25 rent* per box of Cremona, who existed in tire early part mortgage bearing date tbe twenty tint dayot !iz- ! rhe utter impoMibility of • tm-nta, he crept beneath a small bunch there was defiance in the speaker s voice. Fnk sale by W. IL Goodyear, the druggist AprllA. D. 1N«1. executed t>y David K. Eero and < hw retreating horse, and of sumachs ql<is«» at hand, where he of the Eighteenth century. Violins made Sarah "We’ll do tho investigntin.’’ retorted A. Pero his wife, of the Township at r; i. onent'ti hesitation ho turned found protection from the now hot rays by him arc worth thousands of dollar* Emmett In the County of Calhoun and State of Rope*. "Be shot my son and theu I.! Martin, of Lawton, has 100 pickers now, and are highly esteemed by collectors Michigan, to Amelia Jones of the townablp of .i.- L the timber that skirted of the sun. scooted into the woods and got away Assyria In the County of Borrv and store. o< He had had nothing to eat since the harvesting his crop of <herries. and performer*.—Harper's Young People. Mu lligan, th* . inindiied yards away. His aud recorded In tbe office of the Regfrom ns, but we’ll find the young assassin 1 l»tvr <>f Iteeda for the County of Barrv. Mich­ . . - < :i carried away upon tbe evening before, aud now began to feel and punish him os he deserve-:*. E. R. Smith, of Clinton, Is drilling for I'll igan. In Uber 2t of Mortgages o* page S3 on tbe exceedingly hungry. But having noth ­ b rw and h- was without the slightest 231 day ot AprllA. D.~wn at 11 o'clock Inthe hare my men on the watch for him, and water, and is prepared to go down 1.200 Moat of us have a fair flow of i<|eaa 'and forenoon; that ing with which he could satisfy his said mortgage *a* duly assigned w‘ o|>4i to defend himself. if he tries to come home well get him," feet. an adequate command of language, and by said Amrda Jon** to James CashmorooC Rv;u tiing the cover of the brush. Dan craving for food he was compelled to hence ought to be able to contribute some­ 1’renfleld. Calhoun County, Michigan, on the and with this the cattleman wheeled his \ ■ It glnnee behiud him and saw content himself till nighLwheiuito has 24tbday ot March. A. D 1MM by on asslgnmenC horse and rejoined his companions. A I* tlii*: If you are troubled with pile*, (no thing to the conversational fund. If we duly recorded on tbe 1Mb day of April A. D. tb- b : • men reining in their horses at journey to the north he would doubt­ matter what kind) gv to the druggist ennnot be either witty or brilliant, we can HM at 8 o'clock In the forenoon. In th* office of . few momenta later they rode away. nnmrd below and get a package of Hill's at least pieaae, and probably edity. Though tne Register of Deed* for tbe County ot Bam. :• e sp.t where Bud Rope* lay. Some of lessly com* across some caliin where .There was a look of trouble and anxiety thrui Lartily dismounted, While three fuo<l could be obtained. Pile Pomade. No danger of being hum­ tbe faculty of conversation is to a great ex­ Michigan hi Uber 23 of Mortgagee, on vSg**W; on Mr. Riggsby's face as he turned to bugged. Relief in 15 mluutea. and a posi­ tent an endowment, it can be very much and that said mortgage was further duly assign­ It seemed like an age to wait to Dan. other* spurred their homes in pursuit of ed by wald Jamr* Casbiuore. to Andrew D. tive cure. A bonafideguarantee with each cultivated.—Kate Field's Washington. Etheridge of the City of Battle Creek. Mlnhtaaa aud it appeared to him that he had his companion. th® fleeing youth. , by OMianme it dat'd the 13’b dav of March flag, "I don’t understand this," he said in Dun crept through a dense thicket of never known a day that parsed so slow­ on agitated tone. "Dan liua got Inter package. By mall 91.00. six package* <5. and duly recorded In tbe office of tbe registered F red L. Heats. Sole Agt. Denis for 1 be County of Barry. Michigan, on th* f’.ugwuj.i 4U(| green briars and sped ly. At last, however, the sun went Hastings, Mich. trouble with these fellers an it may Have you ever noticed what a difference 15th day ot s*i>u tnb-r a. D. 1991 at • U o'clock ewipjy through u heavy growth of paw- down and night settled rapidly over tbe cause a smart fracas before the thing is in the forenoon. In Liber 3* nf Mortga***. on Robert Crosby, of Tecumseh, raised h there ia in the actions ot. a dog after it has page 203: that the amount claimed to tw> due on tL.t «kirted the stream. He knew broad waste of prairie. bad put about its neck a collar or a ribbon! said ni rigage at the date of this notice is the over. Wonder whar Dan is? I must go Gloiru du Dijon rose measuring IS inches ihatth. horsemen could not urge their There was no nwon. and as the shad­ How proudly it struts and how it wants sum of r«l W. see after him.” iu circumference. Nolle* is al»o hereby given that the power of ’1 ■ r - ' thrtf.igh the thicket without con- ows deepened Dun ro*e from his place of an"He's every one of its friends to notice the orna­ sale hidin in tho woods somewhar," contained iu *Khi mortgage has become op­ ment!—Jeweler’s Review. ctleruble !■/ « of time, and he resolved to concealment and began his journey to answered Baker. “ITiey ain’t goin ter erative by rr*«on of the default of said Mortgagor In paying tbe moneys secured thereby, and do ’>• .* ry moment in putting distance the north. ketch him in a hurry, an if I ain't mis­ suit o proceeding at taw baa b*en fust 11uteri to A Disappointment. , n himself and his pursuers. recover tbe detri now remaining secured by taken he’ll turn up all right ternight.’’ Mrs. Struckil* — Did you meet the queen said mortgage,or any part thereof. CHAPTER VI . 1- ■: a 'jiiartcr of a mile he ran with all "I keep n Notice is also hereby given that In puraitanco “I hope hope so: so: but but we we must must keep a looklook- 1 for c^ru. while you were abroad, Mrs. McSboddie! •i .1 ir. von],| muster, and then, ST.UTUm XCWS-WAITKO FOB TUB AT­ out that none cf of the power of sal* contained In said mortgage ,ti ain’t Mra. McShoddie—No, I didn’t, and I was and OTi or the statute lu sucli case* mode anil pro­ WL*n she became MfaB. d»c clung to Cartoria. TACK. ’rith a -inking bout ho made the dis­ •«pyin about the place to keep, him away." i real sorry too. I wanted to get her receipt vided, the premises descritinl in and covered That hia temporary abwrico twin that ' ''nit the woods were growing for English plum puddinl—New York bv sold mortirare. to wit: AH I hat piece ot land "Thar’il 1*? ft lot of the settlers ’from situate In the Town«blp *f Assyria I* toe yh-taity waa an alwolnto nwewity Dao Weekly. -r* <■;> o.fering him but little chance ncrosa the crick hyar in a little-while, an < rn IV Of n Try and *»ste of Mlcbfgan deaertoRirashv frit tally eonrlmfl. for to tu- then tee’ll see . what is best ter do. I ’•t ‘ -lit:. ••imself. ■« ' --.uthve-’ •! i-«rof the north «■** It H state*! that a Paris firm of glu**- rd •i ■ irt- r Aaect'on । ■ ■. ■ ■ rnty thre% In towo’ ; :h:« u’.-cevery came the sound of main under the existing eircumatan«. don’t think that Bud Ropes is hurt a* hlpP'i ubero erur ■> < f r.„g* tiiunoerseven ______ Peter Parnry. of Hmto*n h*s I ' ing hoofs behind him. woal-i l» hut to bring the emuraary much as they let on ho is.. _fcr they've be i:*»<l for vindow pine*. The ports uro 3 '* rt* ■’i-*' '■ ktiqw that bis pursuhrs would rrrataofthe cattlemen, not only upon been wantin .somethin ter miso a fus* ! aicaii*- He w«» * too r.uo -to [x-nt:*t of craft; bnt runs© a •f holding »*•hitnarif. tat upon Ida her a, well that atta k--4 itllil. .rtita ' ’ ■ > him. It wna tucless for Ml Batiftaecul.1 go away an.1 norndj I over fer a long lime." Mi’s DcH Whit ■ < intd * - - rtip 1 <! room. ■ y '1 ■ * l;:: ‘: to escape by continuing “Maybe yo air ru,ht," replied Riggs•' -’ ”p the creek, and be glanced for a week or two till th. «=<*««« by. "i’ll wait awhile, r.n if the;men nt Decatur t<i l^-vi A. Cu>‘». editor uf tb«with 7 per cent Tho greatest fishway hi the world is in interest and «>• l< ^•1' ’ t >:ut him for t'u«- purpose of .uMded ho might fita return with don't come I'll go an see if 1 can find Leader, at Bloomingdale: DI, course ot construction on the Potomac Dated the Wth ______ ejeuraace of being dealt Rtliim a jnrt Ui. ; ‘fw place of c ••.leealmenL AKnitgw D Krntmtnog, Grand J.etljre I* Just now crowing Over nt the Great fall*. When it is completed Dan.* . ■ '•’«» no ur.iilab’a thicket near at raarnu-r. If Bud "Jiat wait autfinute: yonder go?s the Charlotte, e'.alm'ng that It pay* much it will < arry fl»h over a vertical fall ot sev* ’ '. happening to gl-su-c toward kflled. ta reflieted, the faotlof It having doctor now/’ cried Ike B.-.ker, springing 1 brttvr pric* 3 for uOj! than does the coauty •nty-two feet. '* ho saw* a rausi of driftwood been done with bl- own wtpou would l o Ibe bac^of hk horse. • He’s been over j •eat. tend to uejatt bi® >n c! 1mUW" Ik ■I f & yhicago, KaluiMOO If C i‘5 IS a 4 �— —— Hastings Banner^ Thursday, |uly 14. '891­ ' MABSHALL L. COOK. Editor , THT HASTINGS, MICH.. POSTOFFICE. ar oust H. 1870.. EDITORIAL NOTES. FOB PRESIDENT. BENJAMIN HARRISON, ■ or isuui'A. FOB VICE FSIHIOEST. WHITELAW REIO. or XBW TOBK. ,i> KJrtXn u> u» Kate cquveaUuo called to meet al Saginaw ou Thursday. July Will, to nominate state at- w.«. SS dSeoue to «^h voting Pteduit of the scanty, except-Castleton wmen has twq. A beusr way would be to elect the senatorial dele Kate at tbe town or ward cancue; but It not th.ire. then the <!el<wate« at thecouoty convention (rom that precinct can name the •^W^The tranjartions of each other business as may properly come before tue convention. The rarwui totvutblns and wards will be en­ titled to delegate* in the eoaniy convention as follows, one tor each » votes cast at the preceedlnx general election foftho resnbllran can­ didate tor lieutenant governor, and one fur each fraction ot l&over theX’.: Ate) ria .........................। Hope................................4 Baltimore...................... 5 "....................... ? jBairy...............................■ Johnstown................... 5 "Srlton........................... 4 Maple Grove................. 4 CasHetou................. 9 OtapreriUe.................. 5 Hastings twp.............. 4 Prairieville................. 4 Qty, nt want............. 4 Rutland....................... J» City. xnd ward............ X Thoniaople........ . ........ 10 Chy. 3d a nrd.............. 3 • v................. ’ City. 41h ward............. « Yankee Hpriwn .. . - 5 Forward caucus notice* at once to tbe Has­ tings BANNkK. Let each town be represented. Barry Co. Republican Committee. Hauk KjcXyox. Chatman. a. K. KxNANTON.Sec’y. Dated Hastings. June Si, W. ‘ Fourth Cougre»»lonal District Republican Tbe republican contention for the fourth congressional district ol Michigan, comprising the counties of Allegan. Harry. Berrien. Cass. RLJooepii, and Van Buren, for the purpose of nomlnatlcg a candidate for congress from said district, and to transaet such other badness as* may properly come before tbe convention. will beheld iu tbe city of Allegan, on Tuesday, tbe l«h day of August. l«3, at It o'dock a. in. The-srvei al counties will be entitled to rep­ resentation as follow*: Allegan 18, Barry to, Berrien W. Care 11. St. Joseph ts. Van Baren 12. J. o, Brcbavt. c. M. Nash. Han'i.htuikkr. .MXJXXO VlXLKJiT. Committee. A frightful riot occurred near Pittabur g Penn...Wednesday, between the, striking workmen of the Carnegie Steel Works at Homestead and the Pinkerton detectives who were attempting to get Into the encloenre about the Work*. ‘ The difllrolty seemed to be this: Tbe proprietors were about to adopt a new scale of prices for the ensuing year. They made a cut hi the wages of many of the men, raugiug from 10 to 30 per cent. The workmen, who belong to tbe Amalga­ mated Iron and Steel association, refused to accept tbe reduction, and demandejl tbit the matter be submitted to arbitration. The proprietors refused to arbitrate. The men then organized themselves for ’.lie purpose of refusing to allow others to take their places Ta the mills. They put a guard about tbe mills, selected an execu­ tive committee, and instructed tliem to In­ form.- tbe officers of tbe taw that they would c|efcnd tbe mills against all at­ tempts at violence, if left alone, but would not allow new men to go luslde tbe works until tbeir grievances had been submitted to arbitration and adjusted. We donot think the Company’s action can be defended in refusing to treat with their men. We do not think the action of the men can be defended In refusing to allow others to take their places who were •willing. Both parties were to blame. When the Co. found Iheouelveti unable to go ahead with their business, they should have demanded protection from the law. They should not have attempted any but lawful means until every other remedy had been exhausted. But instead ot putting the matter In tbe hands of the legally constituted officers, the proprietor hired 250 Pinkerton thugs, and sent Jhem up to Pittsburg, under cover of darkness. In barges that bad been coveted Inside with steel plates. g that the company bad a ruction with the men. These detectives, most of whom represent tbe bum and tough elements of the eltles, men in whoie bands neither rights ot per­ son nnr property would be sate, arrived Wednesday morning at Homestead. An soon as tbe strikers saw tbe hated Pinker­ tons attempt to get off tbe barges, they began to surge down to the boats to drive them back. The Pinkertons opened fire on the workmen. The strikers Non re­ covered from the fright and consteroaUau of the outbreak, and began a fualtada . 6a the hated detective*. The latter were forced to fly to their barges. All day un­ til five o'clock, toe Infuriated atrikera fired at the barges picking off the Pinker­ tons as fast as they could see them. Twelve of the strikers and eight detective* wave killed, and 10 strike* and 20 de­ tectives badly wounded. At five o’clock tbe Pinkertons surrendered unconditional­ ly to the strikera, and were led to the city ' Jail. They were Created with great severand even Iwrbarity by the strikers and * rs while in captivity, resentment for the lives toe Pinkertons hail sacriflcrf, and genmlof the stain. X" . 1». - UXM. A Flourishing lastltaUon. Wten tte MlrtiKM "MP surt^l out l» burtneM. It WM» ,u“ * Uwm. Tbe bueotory etw tbe Oral: «• b’ '• “• Mewr Bros. A Reynolds. to defend its property. It would aeem to Don’t attempt to go into the. harvest confess that it U in the wrong, and needs field without a Milwaukee Jr. binder. violence to uphold what should be upheld -------- --------------They are the lightest running, bent rnaThe very name of Pinkerton- chine made. Scores of the leading farmers by the taw. TL. —« — of Barry county say so. Messer Bros. A has rpmeto mean a hired'assassin; and Reynolds sell them. their ifresence at nny dUturbanee’ is the Messrs. A. Black A Son bought mon­ signal for some bloody outbreak. There marble last year than any other firm In should be a taw that will end forever in Michigan, a tlrm In Flint being second. Good work and low prices are what tell this land of-freedom such an intolerable and this isjiut what makes lha above firm outrage as a band of armed thugs ready so successful. for pay to do any act ot violence, even to X Bert Tinkler jumped off a dray Monday the taking of human life. morning In front of hl a store on Jefferson street, and In doing so struck his limb The democrats In congress feel betters against an awning post, severely spraining It Uss been gull and wormwood to them to tbe same. He was taken to his home, and bi still confined to hta bod by the painful see the many tin plate factories built that Injury. have been erected since the McKinley bill To George W. Williams, of the first was enacted. The prospect of having ward. Is to be accorded the honor of hav­ American laborers make and American ing raised the first Harrison A Reed pole, capital receive the profit from the manu­ from the top of which floats a neat little facture of tin' plate was too grievous for the streamer bearing the. names of the republi­ can presidenttai and vice presidential American Cobdenltes. So tho democratic candidates. house passed a bill putting tin on the free On account of Barnum and Bailey’s list again. Bnt It will not go there. A shows at Grand Rapids, the Michigan republican senate stands between demo­ Central will on Tuesday, August 2nd. sell cratic mischief makers and a . new and tickets from Hastings to Grand Rapids and return Including coupon to shows for great American industry. 81.50. Tickets good going and returning Cleveland must certainly be the candi­ on this date only. M. A. OiiMAtr. agent. date uf tbe anti-monopolists. There Is Tbe census returns allow that 1.099,5il7 Whitney, the leader and attorney of the veterans are now alive. The saperintendStandard qil Co,; there is Phil Armour, ent computes that in eight years morn, that head of the dressed beef combine; there Is in 1900, there will be about 50.000 surviv­ W. R. Gffacc, representing the moneyed ors. aud In 15M0 only 508. Considering that the eonutry Is Increasing in wealth In aristocracy ot Wall St; , there is Henry almost as great a rgtio as tbe number of Villard, the leading spirit In the Northern veterans is diminishing tbe ••terrible” de­ Pacific; there Is Jay Gould. a friend of the ficit and "burden" of their pensions need “dear people.” All these a/e Cleveland net keep anybody awake nights. month* •buwe.l A »ueh urateinxxl.ll.UlenJ wm elated. So uwob money wm p*k» out Ural It crippled the ln*Ututlon forinnd* «t be very oulwl. md It bM altered from the effect* of It e«r ilnoe, A r"' «° lu affair* not In • tW l'r°"1’'™,,„“L (Ulloa. Ira,Inn but <*irly aqoared Itaeir with the world. . The past year however has been a ven satisfactory one. Many lesaons have been learned that were quite u* still the company comes forth with a balance that takes four pretty good wired flgures to express, and. this after makIng good discounts, and not Inventorying property as high as It was a year ago. * Of the 2,000 shares 1.-883 were represent­ ed at the annual meeting either In peraon w by proxy. A vote for board Vf,d1l1rect?rs for the ensuing year resulted to „ George Walter, C. D. Beebe. W. H* Powers, W. E. Powers, L. E. Knappen. M. L. Cook and N. T. Parker. After the meeting was adjourned the directors met and elected tbe following Harper A Bros, announce that they are alidut to iiubllst) a new volume In the “English Men nf tjetten” series—Carlyle by Prufe*MKr John Nichol. They have nearly ready a valuable work bv Julian Ralph, entiikdk Un Canadas Frontier. illu»tran-<l tty Frederic Retnlngion; also F* D. -Millet’s. Tire Danube: From the Black Forest t<> the Black Seo, beautifully Ulus, trated by Alfred Parsons and Mr. Millet: and a new Illustrated nyvjdr entitled. That Wyd Wheel, by, Frames Eleanor praise fur ikeir orighmlily Rev. Grigsby will preach at tin Presby­ terian church next Sunday. Matnlng subject -New Experiences.” evening su * Jecl “Rusty nulls.” The Y. P. 8. C. E. mattts in the Pnmby. tertan church next Munday evening at Mlrhsd ** W b/ Wm No,,n* The quarterly meeting SnST’i" m °r J. ImLT'1-"’'1"- their m S£Si' at the Uiritml drcub. “»J“!>' Importers and Manufacturers of granite and marble Oi every description. In :86s these gentlemen establish,,,] themselves in this business and nt their handsome show rooms and works on State street can constantly be found As Large and as Fine a Stock of Monuments As can be seen anywhere. They employ from thirty to forty hands the year round. Black & Son are experienced work­ men, having served many years at the banker, and have an eye on all work under course of construction. The Soldiers and Sailors Monument on State street, erected by them in 1888, is truly a magnficient example of their ex cellent work. We give below in full the names and addresses of .people with whom this firm has made contracts for work, from June 1st to July 1 st 1892, which amounts to upwards of Sxg.ooo officers: _ „ Presldtmt, George JC, Walter. Vice President, C. D. Beebe. Secretary. Erf. Powers. Treasurer, M. L Cook. ’ shoutere. Xll of them will vote for Cleve­ The building-committee have adopted: land because he Is'the eternal enemy of the Smead system ot heating and ventila­ tion for itie new court 1KMM. Instead of monopolies. • tbe dry closets, however, the flushing system was adopted. While possibly a The Inconsistency of democratic hostili­ little more expensive than some others'to t ty to American-made tin is shown from operate, the Sinead system—really the this consideration: When tin Is bought Rutan system with some improvpmenta Is the tiest system for ventilation; and as forIn Wales, we have tbe tin but Wales the Ideating, It is claimed to be ns good as any money for it;-when we buy It at home, the other made, though this claim h disputed. tin and the purchase money are both here. W. Wilson, of Chatham, Canada, has And when this article is made here, it Is been engager! as the new superintendent not British, but American capital and at the chair and table factory. He comes very highly recommended as an ex-, labor that receive employment jHTlencoi. pushing and conservative min. { Just such a one Is needed badly at this , The elections now progressing In Great time and Mr. W. will receive tbe hearty Britain shows an increase in sentiment co-operation ot all in, his endeavors ’to ' bring thq factory to the front, where it I favorable to a protective tariff there. In ought to Im?. He Is expected here this ■ Newcastle, a veritable liberal hot-bed, a week, his family coming later on. conservative was elected to parliament on X.W. II. Huffman, A Ion xo Wooley, Spar} the avowed platform of a tariff favorable rlilllips and Oscar Crook went to Wall j to British industries. lake Tliunutay. The two first asserted ; their ability to “do” the other twoMn | The people's party have waked up t(^ catching fish. According to reports re- ■ tiie fact that they made a serious mistake' wived at this office, the following is the . score: when they nominated a played out hack, a Huffman and Woolley. man who lias been a chronic office seeker Phillips and Crook. . 50 in every off party that has existed for 20 Total..................................... 5S years. The entire catch were black bass. We understand another contest will be made Evidently Mayor Pingrec is populaar at lu tiie near future. home. Pingree delegates were elected JfrThe Sunday scho.-; connected with the from every ward of the city of Detroit;, Episcopal church will give a plcuic ex­ cursion to Crooked lake next week Wed­ nesday. The grounds, boats and build­ Additional Local News. ings of the Kulamaxoo Baptist association, The Michigan Central will, on July who own the resort, have been leased and Ifttli and 17th sell ticketa from Hastings to a fine time assured. Refreshments will Washington, D. C. and return, at the rate be served and stands run where ice cream. of 817.50 good going July 16th and 17th, (lemonade sjid coffee will be sold. The and returning nut later than July 24tb. object of the excursion Is to obtain money on account of league of American wheel­ to finish paying for the windows in the men. new church donated by the Sunday'school? M. A. Gillmas, The excursionists will - leave here on the i Ticket Agent regular morning train. A special train ' Au old man jMuned A. S. Deming. liv­ will be ron returning here between 8 and ing near Freeport committed suicide Tues­ 9 o’clock. Fare for round trip 50 cents day of last week by banging himself. lie for adults and 80 cents for children. was missed in the morning and shortly after Everybody should take a day's vacation , noon his body was found dangling from a aud attend. rafter in an old sugar shanty belonging to Under the head of “Our County" will a neighbor. Uh mind was affected for l>c found a clipping from the Woodland some time previous to hh committing the Newa, giving an account of the alleged V-scapade of a couple ot» sons of Jos. Better roads will Increase the market I Murphy of this city. Mr. Murphy wishes value of all farms lying in the ‘Immediate I us to state that there Is no troth whataver I neighborhood where the Improvement is In the report. He says that* tbe horse made, and • indirectly will increase the i which his boys were driving was an old values of farming lands located at a dis­ one totally unlit for fast ^riving. The tance. They will increase the carrying boys claim that as they were going klong power of wagons, tbe drawing power of they ofine up behind a horse and carriage tiprses. render fewer horses necessary, | which they supposed contained a driver. save harnesses, wagons, help and numer­ Having a very slow horse they followed ous Incidental expenses, which the com­ along in this manner until they were near Nashville. Then by extra exertions they mon dirt and muddy roads entail. . managed to pass the carriage, and looking The weekly crop report Issued by the back saw that It contained no driver. Michigan weather bureau shows the mean They got out and stopped the horse and temperature for the state below the nor­ at tills moment tbe owner drove up, and mal. while the average rainfall was above. accused them of stealing the rig and some The wet weather in thl? county has caus­ words followed. The boys disclaim any ed considerable loss, while tbe grains are intention or thought of stealing. reported lodged and farm work Is much re­ Rev. Washington Gardner said many tarded. Corn fs at a standstill In some places, oats and barley are In good condi­ good things in his addresg before the tion on well drained land. Fruit,. It is ex­ graduating class at Grand Rapids recently. Among them was this: “However hum­ pected, will be a light crop. ble it may appear, there Is no bumble vo­ Onio Strong entertained a party of cation where there is not a noble purpose Michigan friends on Thursday evening at to be achieved. Away with an education, his residence, ' 1 US North K. street. A however broad, that does not recognize delightful dinner was served. The guests the nobility of toll, it pays to be the best had a vary pleasant surprise In store for cook, the most proficient seamstress or their hort and hostess iu_Xhe shape-of a laundress. To make them such they need magnificent, solid gold headed cane and a training. The question of social attain­ beautiful fine sliver table set. Mr. Strong received the cane and the silverware was ment need never be considered. It Is beU ter to be mistress of the kitchen than of presented tojbfri. Strong. The cane bore tbe parlor and piano. It Is better to know tbe Inscription. .‘•presented to Omo Strong how to make good bread and brew, good 'by bis Michigan friends.”—Tacoma News. coffee and tea. to act a table and preside The county has made a loan of 820,000 over It properly, than to play the piano or of tbe Commercial Savings bank of ■Ing like an angel. A truly educated wo­ Marshall at the exceedingly low rate of man can do both. Never get educated five per cent, the loan being made through away froth sympathy with the tollers In P. A. Sheldon. In case more money Is the kitchen, though you m.ty be a child of wanted all additional amounts can be ob­ millionaire.” tained at the same rate. This money will be used In building tbe court house and The U. a church, of thia city, having Jail. It b thought that not another cent will have tn be borrowed, as 818,000 will failed to pay the snlary ot their pastor be raised this fall and 818,000 next fall. Rev. Frank Carpenter, he has resigned bls The 8.50,000 just loaned Is to be paid Feb pastorate and will change bh church rela­ tions. . “ 1st ISM, I A. BLACK & SON, The Republican Club. Tuesday evening a republican club was organized In th« court house. The meet­ Amy Shafer 3—. Maple Grove Ha^tlngii Mr* W D Gran: T Haney ing waste lutve" been addressed by Wm. Marj a AMNcaaa on •• Mary E. Babcock Alden Smith, of Grand Rapids, but for Brookfield Clara Bowte Mr* B Wright Mrs L H Pierce i Olivet Erick Lun some reason he disappointed'hta friends. Catharine Smith W A Hall nataweU King Bros I Walker Some fine music was furnished for the oc­ otwjro E D Yeckley CtuutJSDloU Frank Bll*» Middleville Saranic casion by the club choir. John Beadle Petes Hanson M 8 Johnson Sarah McGrath W A Zimm, r Though the attendance was not large It Wm Prosaer John Lewis Greenville Willis Coykendoff " Jopt-ph 3All made up In interest what It Inckt-d in Mrs F C Sluuht N E Alien F. Ftnkbemer •• numbers. The election of officers resulted E D Smith Bedford E W TbHMary Ftakbejner “ Job Haywit as follows: MkrgamT. John Pendergast, president. Thus Adanuon Bridget One! I E C Mallory Dr. S. M. Fowler, vice president. J J Hamilton C 8 Dnnhaui Mrj. A McCue Mn* ahatinrer Miller ■• Ed. Burton, secretary and treasurer. C T Downing Miry Valruune Kalamazoo John Hitt W. 3. Nelson, musical director. MrelLou Sergeant •• H G Atchison “ D BfOhu-er The officers are all hustling young men C L Wilcox Charlotte CJ Corp* Sil.™ Biggs and will make things boom before the Som'l Van Orman " B W Houtt* min Ella Lamb Mm Worthy Mead •■ MJ Arrowsmith Richland campaign closes. The club doesn't start Mrs Lovina Brnuaa •• F M Earl " off with a membership of several Olanaon McIntyre Leroy Mrs M Van Orman Yorkville thousand which simitar rival organiza­ IxMilmi Frace latke City Hattie Elkerton “ A P Clark Howard city GA Kenyon “ tions may claim, but Is satisfied to name Dowling J G Carpenter " TH‘MattMnn H L Rogrra smaller number, which la bound to In­ David Cornell Benj Keller Tbu*Tltat.-H Mrs H W Maylett crease rapidly. Susan C Post Wm nrnun Ji Mm Wm Blank Ite-slCity I R Coat* Gerkey J E Mahan Though disappointed In not having Mr. J K Truman Oliver Cheney O W Gre-n Smith present, yet the time was well Ccder Creek Chas Nelson Alva Mott spent in listening to Thos. Ileney. Mr. • CTGUlaaple Chas Johnson Irving Chris Frallck W Starr N M Hinkley Ueney Is a solid, common sense farmer, Chiv.-nlalr Frank McGovern Mn MHort — -------R N Conum<who has added the benefits of extensile Mrs C H La liar Cadillac Mrs John Timker Assyria travel to his goodly fund of good Judgment Mn A McTA*nte Mrs Lool«ri S«w Mrs M Cooper Lagee Hall Otlsco Jacob Oilman and is n hard man to tackle on the tariff Catharine Rhopbell Campb'l Mr. A Hilliard John BmiKto<question. He was bom in Ireland nnd Lyman Scdtt Woodland Eliza Pickle came to this country when quite youngMott Glraaon Baldwin J E Bolton Robt Beattie Orangeville E C Hermideeu All he had to fight the battle of life wfth Wm Johncax ’• Chris Ifowter Mapleton UzzteM Itan was a supply of grit nnd two willing Warren MesscnKvr Hi- I; yCl Mn.JWC.-k hands to work. He came to Michigan DeBack Bit* Pralrerille Pralrrril!*Polly Hlnk—u G C Wowl Ia» BMW Wsi PaUepwm with the pioneers find drove Into Hastings Julia Lybark’-r S P Ruradl Haniteld Mancelona in July mounted on a pair of bolta. not C E Hawley Alonzo Streeter M aple Grove being able to afford the luxury of a wagon or any wheeled vehicle. From this start he has gradually succeeded by hanl knocks, until be now owns a fine farm of We would advise all who need anything in this line, several hundred acres close to the city and 1 to calf on. or write A I^hick & Son, Lock Box 214, Hast Is well off in this world's goods. Becom-; lug Interested In politics several years ings Michigan. AH correspondence receives prompt attention ago, and especially In the tariff question by these gentlemen, and all who are to far away too come and as to how It effects different nations, he . see’them, their agent‘will be sent, who will submit to them a made an extensive trip through England full line of hand made designs, and different samples of gran­ and Ireland that he might satisfy himself. His trip made him al) the more a pro­ ite and marble with lowest possible prices for same, set on tectionist and he returned more than ever their lots in any cemetery. In love with America and protection to her Industries. His speech before tbe club was replete with the benefits of the results of bls travel aqd ttudy, and was Indeed a good one. Whenever disap­ pointed again Mr. Ileney will make a very valuable subst-lute. JfSZW M..:. a (n a recent Interview, Budd Doble l« reported as saying: 1 drove Goldsmith Meld ten years nnd 1 do not know to this day whether or not she could stand pun­ ishment. J never tried to whip her out In a race. Sire was nervous, but olwaya willing to do her beat When I rode trot­ ters I used to muffle my spurs so that thehorse could just feel them. When a man; whips to excess, brutally I mean, the horse will not stand It. and If he dues he will sulk. 1 have often thought that tiie jockeys ih tbe running races lose many races by whipping and spurring.” The grooming of horses Is only second­ ary In Importance to that of diet. Health is secured by kteplng the skin pores open, and this can only be obtalneil by the curry-comb and tho brush removing the dead epidermis thrown off hi the form of pellicles. J. C. Cole Informs us that be will have no August meeting this year as he can select no dates but that they will Interfere with other meetings hi neighboring cities. Thia he would not do as It would not only divide the attendance and attractions, but also Incur the displeasure uf horsemen In neighboring dries. John uys that he will In right “hi H” next year though. x_ „ , «*•> Rotate Tmn.rem. 'Fol owing aru the real estate transfers row the week ending July n, 1892, as taken from the books in the register's office: wSStaMIg1" ” Co™ IT’S A' “JIM DANDY, The stock of lumber and shingles lalely purchased by • faltj, Mui i Hila. At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and studing. The latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. Their No. 2 shingles are “just too sweet for anything «« “'S'w Jim*: “* ”• "• S W' >•■•>. ■’•Oto-.; A famous doctor says: Eat a good bowl of muM and milk for your breakfaat, and you will not need any medicine. nitrogen, has quahttaa antlconatlnatinff .nd I, null, urtmlUtwL II I. eh “?*, *7“ ”»“<**’■ propertlu. A coon, cake, boe cake, corn or pone bread and mush, relieved by eoploiu drafts ot pure sia, a little I .me witter may be ndded win ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A SEWING MACHINE ? If so, buy of the man who sells at the same price to the poor tnan or woman as to the rich. He wont charge you $55 for a poor machine and sell the same style of machine to an­ other for |25 as do some dealers.. Oh, no! to corn-ct, your nervousness, brighten your vision and give you sweet and Macoful sleep.—Hairs'JourtMd of Health. The Dollar of the Poor Man Early fa th, |*,t a brother and SSof for stxJlb nea« of atoture. They were of Poltah birth Znd 0( grwt *cc°™pli*bmen?i Is just as good to Trav. ae the dollar of the rich. He •■‘'‘Hi* Tiie Light Running World Renowned DomeKtic, The New Home and some other first-class machines. He will sell you a machine for a small payment i! and the balance in monthly payments if desired. It will pay you to call oh him before you buy. Needles, oils and parte for all machines, w»» one year old he manured fourteen Inches in height. Fivt years after be had ” . r® T. PHILLIPS �‘ Ha-atings Banner. fh'in-l: July !4> 1K93* COOK. Local Editor. The Grand Rapid, Telegram Herald out a 1« page paper Sunday. By fhe wav the Herald la improving lately, both hi the quaFty and quantify of news, as well as general appearance. A good house and 10 lots nt Blur Lak** Manistee Co.. Mich. Will «•!’ at a la»rgaln or will trade for property Iti Harting, or vicinity. Good town, lots of fruit and good fishing. Enquire of 8. M. Fowler. rtSi1” &AKIN* POWDER Absolutely Pure. According to a recent ruling of thu powt office department, when a letter liaa been deposited in a post office fur mailing, the writer may. upon Identifying the same to thesjdlsfacllon or the portmaster, with­ drew It from the post office: bnt if the stamp tlieyeon has been cancelled, it can not be remailed without the payment anew of the postage thereon. harvest is at any of the • Hams.. .iiiicr Salmon. A'hitc Fish. | Codfish, Dried Beef, Mackerel. Herring, Halibut nuttr»*<l tobcfrtvli L E. STAFFER dunce proprgatn. En- !* ’•‘"'"tba' • TiJi<u;.n""“1'1’ *•*|B G“"'1 Don’t Kick U ’,*l,!”’- w'“» ■» The n-fubjlcan congressional conven­ tion bus Ueh called for Augttrt Jfith. and will be beLI in Allegan. Barry mtntv will be entitled to W delegates.' Sc th­ rall dsewbetp In this tana. It Is with great pleasure that we note the great Improvement In the appearance of tbe Kalama zoo Telegraph. It t>< our desk last week with a bran new tiro*-? of type, a new heading and Is now one of the neatest dallies in the alate. 1. PERSONAL MENTON. If you buy a suit and don't get what you want. If you can see ‘us before you buy you-will find just what you are locking for and at the right price. VlJ.“.aFrtd“‘,h ,Ua Ed. Bo*, um left Monday for the west on a business trip. John Itamer, ..f Qrand Rapids, was In the city Monday. । VZ*n‘ -T* ** ■ Gatlings, of Kalamazoo, wos In the city Tuesday. , F‘ 9’ «f Shelby. 'Matted -rela­ tives here last week. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hendrick were In Kalamazoo last week. In Straw Hats, summer coats and vests, black alapaca coats and straw goods. As we are anxious to sell goods we will give you low prices. Miss Mkud Bartley, of Aiblon. 1* visit­ ing friends In the city. Mr*. John Cole went to Muttkegun F. W. Greble, of Hastings, takes an en­ tire page In the Banner to advertise his Munday to visit friends. • special sales of furniture. Many mer­ Mrs. F. Denslow, of Muskegon, Is visit­ chants take out their ads. during the dull ing relatives in the chy. season auu that is just what makes It dull. -Mr’«. J. J. IVrklns, of Prairleviile, irisiiMr. Grable has faith lu advertising nnd will have no dull season. People will go ed city friends tat week. many miles by rail to set* well advertised Shirley Smilh -spent Sunday with his goods—Vermontville Echo. grandparents in Castleton. Call and see us. Central July . The Michigan FI------------ will, -—. on ——j <i(h ..... Mr. nnd Mrs. P. A. Sheldon expect to to _oth sell tickets from Hastings tn Bay attend the races in Detroit. View, Mich., and return, at the ral.7of Chas. Barlow, ot Coldwater, was In the ?d.7O. good gping July llth to 20th. and returning not later than August 13th. on city on business yesterday. account of Bay View camp meeting and Chautauqua assembly. Ticket r A genu There Isn’t ahy question but wliat mer­ chants make great mistaked In ilivontlnuing their adverttaments during the sum­ mer inontha. People are jdwaya looking fot bargain,,and the merchant that lets them know about it Is the one that i-a[tlures the plum. Live merchants always have go«xl bargains to offer, but only the merchant who Hyes up to what he adver­ tises la successful. Advertising won’t Kelt shoddy goods at the same prices that sta­ ple goods are sold for. R. MUDGE & Al. Rcnk<’4 spent Suuday in Muskiegon the gufbt of Minor LaytOu. D. W. Reynolds and Charley Doyle were at Wall hike Thursday. . Mr. and Mrs. Will Hay vfe'.ted their parents In Allegan tat nrelt. ’’ Grandma Crawley amTMi-s Belle Rock k are visiting relatives in Ohio, i Great Special Sale of P. T. Colgrove went to Birtgkamplv:). N. Y., last week yn business. ‘ Lem Eaton and wife,.of Grain! Grain! Rapid-, Rapids visited friends here last week. ft. - | ' Mr. nnd Mrs. .LI). Cook v|sited reia-! lives in Allegan county tat wet-k. The Michigan Central will until Sept. Mrs. E. Y. Hngle ami Mrs. Rnth Mudge A :’Oth sell round trip tourists tickets. Ilndtcd to return not later than October S 1st, left Thursday morning for Boston. at the following low rates: Miss Nina Wr.lldbnt is visiting her Traverse City..?. S 7.1D brother Harry at Albion this wfk. Bax View........... S. 93 Mrs. John Busby and Fred Etasby, Petoskey.............. .. N.»5 visited friends in Bellevue last week. Harbor Springs... 9.S0 1 Mackinaw City. :. Tims. Brice and Robert Dawkon were in 10.3U I Mackinaw Island. 11.30 Grand Rapids on business Thursday. Elk Itaplds............ T. »5 Mr*. Em. Busbv and Mrs. Kep SINby , ttar;ev„i,.......... visited Grand Rapids friends Thursday. M. A. Gillnan, at flKQIIE FkXOYS Ticket Agent. 7'wo stores tins week. Mr*. Newberry and daughiei, Marian^ are visiting at Judge Robinson’s tbi^week. Dr. luiklns, whose adv. appears else­ where is a thoroughly reputable physician, Mr. and Mrs. Butler, of Marshall, are who has marie n cluse study, and b, a the guests of his sister, Mrs. J. A. Greble. ?tne about Aug. i specialist, of rectal diseases. He can fr­ Mrs. Frank Pancoast returned from De­ ier to humlreds of people of Grand Rapids who pronounce themselves as cured by troit .Saturday, when* she has been vlsit4n<^ ’ ■ ' • I ; . Mm. He also refers to some of the lead/ng people of Hasting*, who have taken Rev. Fr. Casimir, of Port Huron, visited y treatment of him. Time- suffering from John Mullen and family a couple of days any form of rectal diseases should see Dr. Lakins. He is at the Hastings house di* your artitJdid teeth Mbs .Kittle Beadle left Tuesday for limn? If >o MM"t •»na dollar ter every Thursday. Consultation and exam­ Benton Harbor, where she has. secured a i - Umniy holder. You ean-mjpteft ination free. LEADING CLOTHIER. ulnute. and no matter’lf position. In the ease of the people vs. Claud vi'.t hold firmly in tbe •y ini; el re nmstances. Miss Olga Ressmer has TWCned her Doyle, of Middleville, charged with keep­ HVSUA ND. I>. D. 8. ing hi» barber shop open on Sunday, posit Ion as clerk al tbe Racket, on aedount W hire Cloud, Michigan which was tried before Squire Kenaston of III health. Wednesday last, the Jury returned a ver­ Mrs. Stimnson and chihlren. of Ann dict of no cause of action. The proof did Arbor, are guests of her parente. Mr. and not show that the place was disorderly, Mrs. A. Black. in* forbidden to pick and on the other hand Mr. Doyle claimed Hon. Daniel Striker and family left for Ul','Kl.Ki:EE.'UKh from my marsh, and that hi* would personally prefer to have Bay View Thursday to spend the .summer with jas tresspassers If they his shop closed on ilhe Sabbath. While ■ ••• without my consent . we deprecate as mu/n as any one the viola­ at tbelr cottage. Mr. and Mr*. M. O. Abbott entertained •i / to get the rijrtit to pick tion of law. we -fwd that tbe ones who du «• There are plenty of stiffer most are the ones who do the work. friends from Sparta last week and the 1G would seem that they could come to an fore part of this. marsh Is dry. I agreement favorable to Sunday closing, W. B. Aris, of Kettle Falls. Washing­ mid thus save any prosecution or trouble ton. Is vlsltlipc relatives In the city and A terrible accident occurred near Irving vicinity.this week. Friday, on the afternoon freight going Mrs. John Welsscrt leaves to-day for :r,Uv. July 9th at two o’clock west. Barney Mulranncy, a brakeman, was descending tbe end steps of a box car Cleveland where she wIlT.vlslI relatives I’.v order <if Committee. while the train was in motion. He slipped for a couple of months. and fell against the end of a tlat car. Dr. J. C. Lampman and family have re­ striking Id such a manner ns to dlsftcatc turned from Aiblon and will hereafter two of the vertebrae of the spinal cofinan. make tbelr residence here. The Injured man was brought to this citv Mr. aud Mrs. Will Chidester. Wind •MAKE HAY WHILE THE SUN SHINES." that evening aud taken to the Ford’s hotel, where Dr. Barber cared for him. He was Cramer, of Ann Arbor, and Miss Grace taken to bls home in Jackson Satunlay Messer spent Sunday at Wall lake. morning. From about the middle of the. Mr. and Mrs. Hendrick. Mr. and Mrs. body down be is compktely paralyxed. but the nerves from there upwards are a» a-pleasant Sunday at Thornapple lake. Friday. Jul.’ tv.hyat 2 p. in. sensitive as ever, and he Is perfectly cousclous. His recovery is very doubtful, rr.nl Hadley, o' and he can never regain the use of any ' ", Friday July 13th. at 3 p. tn. muscles below the dislocation. He is a wen-ury o( Hie Clr.ttinoog. Elrclrle siogle man, ami a warm favorite among Light company. Arthur Brown lias gone tn Chicago.' . • .'ard. caucuses tor the fetec* all who knew him. ■ ' luttuj covtity amvenlh n, aho A Kalamazoo man who celebrated July, We regret very much to see ditch ynnng - hum raih «ar<! io tbe wnntortaJ • : lir-lrj on Friday, the l.’tli clay 4 th at Hastings says that Company C.j men ns Mr. B. leave the city, ami hone • o< J. Ii< i|.r t vening a> follews; gave a fine exhibition drill In the after­ that «®e inducement may be'offered to blarktrnilh strip. noon which reflected great credit on the get him to return. *■• a-r ear’s Luildlijg. i company as a drilled body. ’’Before 1. K-ru-lOD * otilee. Hon. Daniel Striker, of Hastings. was toiiblv f Iftk’s < nice. I breaking ranks for the day.” says my In­ In town on Saturday to nitend the mat­ ‘i.n'tr of rc-rainlttre. formant, ’’the company marched to the ing ot the directors of the First National A. E. K KN am <15. Ch m. store of Mayor Hogle and came to a com Bank. Mr. Striker wm formerly secretary pany front. A well executed drill In the of state and made an honorable record.— manuel was given and a salute wasgiven Eaton Rapids Journal. for the mayor, who responded wfth . a Rev. Irvine and family left this wee 1 speech. -What’s the matter with Maypr Hogler* echoed souse fifty throats. ”He n for his new field of labor in Ohio. During • all right” and then tbe company gave the their stay here, Mr. and Mrs. Irvine have • tlRtML/lTION yell, which is something like this: gained many friends, who rrgrvl.^<‘lrh‘;^ Till, week, SO quires. -K-a-ka, l-a-lam-a-ma. z-oo-zoo, halama- parture from our city. Mid w,sh lh*m zoo ka-zlp ka-zam, the handsomest city In great success in tbelr new home. Hvreaf-,r changes for advertisements Michigan. K. L. G. Company C. M. 8. T®u“ reach thia office Tuesday a at'lateat to B-a-a-h! This set the crowd wild, and On the corner of Broadway and Mill. 301 m»ur«- if!s*-rtio)i In the Issue of the we# cheers went up for the Kalamazoo blue Two large well furnished connecting when brought. | ~ ’ coats again and again."—Kalamazoo Tele­ rooms first floor- Go**1 boanl convenient W. H. Schantz. UNRIVALLED BARGAINS WHEN YOU 7?. LOCAL NEWS. ”in it" for binding twine. F. II. Barlow A Co. >■ the Milwaukee Jr. binder pt Messer Bm.*. A- Reynold*. ' Nothv ti„. raj| for republican ward canCJM”’ to-iuurrvw uighL Tie. oi,| court house will be moved to '« north eart corner of the coart yard. b'lx v-,,i Wflrk horses for sale on reason«»• mu Innuire of A. Ulack A Iobph W’ H,ne’ formwlr o* ‘he Kt JornDnl Wll! W<lle * ,tOry ,f’r ,lM: wroud hand binders and thne cL J ’“"‘l Mloww’ far sale at a bargabi. 4,1‘’nwijenr Bros’ hardware. tflaL’i11. Jnly 201,1 befon* u»e detailed teStS r "’*? county wm I* brtoM ?* ol- w 1 ** the mM<He of August bJuJ?411410* «l*raU0M can be com-1 graph. Dr. 8. M. Fowler had a lively experience Suaday Just the other aide of Quimby. He was driving to the home of his parepu in Maple Grove, with a two ,,T®ry rig. In which were his wife and his wife* mother, Mrs. Rich, of Hammmond. Wis­ consin. He was driving along at a good pace when the king bolt broke, the horns pulling the front wheels from under U>e vehicle, letting the front part of It down. Mrs. Rich was thrown out and shaken «p considerably, while Mrs. F. clung to the seat for dear life and staid there. A> for | Slwmn he abot out of tbe front of the ( buggy with a apeed that would have ina.k a comet envious, and was dragged 3t,',,r’1 nxla by the thoroughly frightened, r°n,ilng horses. Some time after the ace del»t several men were following Mm pathi he made, thinking that Carter S anake bad Just gone along. T|ie Dr- w> nature ly very sore the fore part of the week, but we are very happy to say that fortunately be was not seriously injured. K. GRANTS, What magnificent growing steM^ndMr.^Mr.: wlidte .P«I weather it is for the crops: _“... •-.- -’ .The worthy farmer sitting on his fence at eventide, listenmg (?) to the growing Of the corn is gleeful and grateful. 'He sees in his prosperity—the 1 buying of that other ten acre meadow down near the school house his neighbor lias for i sale. But the farmer isn't a mo­ nopolist of business hilarity, rit* He is’nt getting all the good thata going We get our share. We sit gleefully on our fence knowing that the depleted sizes in those genu­ ine Clay Serges and all other Serges have been filled in, plewo* IO"""”- llrferthat ,f we’re makin hay while encea exchanged. the sun shines” in all the hot wanlln, .OX All pFn.mil persons wanting any IM« thing >» 'be weather clothing and that .... r _ .1 1^.1 t«r tn tilt* millinery Ho. h.d Wllrt p to lb. we've discounted all previous They "1. rloaios out tl>. -hnl. rtoeb nrordi™. of Ml. Mid wUl cooHoiw np to efforts in the negligee shirt aL" ,«»'•"' ‘,|iafd °ct b',° business. nt. iioiuno s. of d.tw ood tor the month or July, ntunp. ToSinr. •>■** l’"1- °“"F°lS.taWL«l".*dW. ™ ”lh' I“t;r "STiohoA Tbond.r. July al*'. »'«' All forma 0< ebranic d'^^P,US*.K?'.r.rx tour wm-k. ot BIIW “WE SELL GOOD CLOTHING OH NONE’’ we’ve been doing the Straw Hat business of the season. One reason is the, beauty and goodness of the hats themselves and Another reason is the price. \ You probably never got the same worth for 50c as in our special bargains at that price. Straw bats that look and wear well is what you want and you get when you buy of us. u-iuper. hot man. VVhat'a $4.50, and you re fixed out Did Johnnie with a respectable Summer celebrate the 4th Coat and Vest. Why don’t in the good old yon start cool and stay cool? fashoned way; That’s a philosopher’s way. and cover him­ There’s a long, hot summer self with glory before you. So many sensible and powder? men worry through the heat Maybe he com­ of July and August and then, pletely ruined hie like sensible men they are, buy Thin Clothing in Septem­ best suit of clothes i Want to know where head­ ber, and get comfort that quarters for boy’s Clothing is ? ’month any how. •J Just look into our Boy Is De­ Suitable suihj. $10, $12 and $15; suitable Homespun Suita, partment Boy’s Jersy Suite (sizes 6 to $12 and $14. . Alpaca Coats, Seersuckers, 10 years) at $4.50. Intended Silk Warp, Mohair, etc. coats. to sell for $5.75. or all such goods you know Then there’s the Cassimere what a handy store this ia. Suits, 5 to 13 years, in Stripes Not only the largest sales­ and Bedfords, at $1.85 to $3. room, butthe All wool Trousers, 4 to 12 largest stock; years sizes, 85c, $1, $1.25 to not only the grade $1.50. othing but And the best and prettiest the most reastyles ever displayed In Chil­ unable dren’s Straw and felt hats. prices. If its clothing yon Such Children’s Suits yon need (^~',’t’» to your ad­ will see somewhere else, per­ vantage to gj to the headquar­ haps. next year—‘he styles ters. we mean—the finish and fit­ ting are peculiar to our goods. LEADING You don’t find such workman C1XTJ1E3 ship commonly. F R. K. GRANT, “Zm Fridny. J“'F Tia‘ Wi"i'n”“tl’ “'Spoliation ln> THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST*’ No disguiaing the fact that �Banner. Thursday. July 14. *892. OUR COUNTY This week's Sun will contain a ten col­ umn write up of Middleville. Nashville is pining for a brass band. Nashville dealers claim to have pur­ chased over lOV.OOO pounds of wool this season. The Lansing Engine A Iron Works, who put in Nashville's water works plant* failed to make the works come np'-tQ. pen­ tract at the recent test, and another will be made soon. . Tbe school house steps are generally well occupied these beautiful moonlight nights, and there are worse places for love making, but there's one pair of Nashville •‘spoons’’ who wont go there any more. They had a front scat Tuesday evening and were probably Interested In the study of astronomy, when a couple of our prac­ tical Jokers found a way into the building and threw a couple of pails ot water over them. They found a window directly over the loving couple, who for some un­ accountable reason suddenly fled, with clothes dripping wet from the falling dew. Next time thev will keep out from under the windows.—Nashville News. At a recent test of Nashville's 'water works, the pipemen turned a stream up Washington street. They did not notice Henry Fglghaer who was crossing tbe street, and the result was that Feighner got a good soaking. He also got mad despite tbe cooling element. The pipe­ men made their most abject apologies, and there was uo doubt that Mr. Felghner’s wetting was accidental. But Henry re­ fused to be comforted, and swore out war­ rants for the pipemen. After he had real­ ly cooled off. he went to the Justice, paid all the costs, and dismissed the case. PooUnaster Tomlinson, of Plainwell, accidentally shot tab nephew, Cassius Cushing through the leg last week with a revolver. The two were out for a little target practice with Um revolver. Mr. T. bad Just-shot and brought the revolver down to hit aide where It -was discharged agWlm-' ' , The Harrison base ball team, of Plain­ well. defeated tbd Grover Cleveland baH team, pf the same piece, by a score of 11 to I. Thift'a about tbe way It will stand next November. Ezra Bostwick, the phiian^iropiat, liv­ ing In Union City, ha: made a present of a 91,TOO pipe organ to the M. E. church of that place. . Frank Jones was taken with what Is supposed to have been a -whisky” fit In the bar room of the Hamblin house about 3 o’clock Wednesday evening, and rush­ ing out of the room. Jumped on the seat ot M. M. Lee's meat wagon, whose team was tied near by on Jackson street, and com­ menced whipping the horses but after striking them several blows reeled off the seat and fell under the kicking horses. He was rescued without having been seri­ ously hurt, and after partially recovering was removed to his home In a hack.— Battle Creek Journal. Hon. E. 3. Lacey, formerly of Charlotte. Is uow drawing the snug little salary of 912,000 per year as president of the Bankers National Bank, of Chicago. About 3,000 Kalamazoo people celebrat­ ed in other places this year and only about 1,500 vWted that city. Jas. B. Hough, of Ottawa, 111., was ar­ rested *ln Kalamazoo last week by a de­ tective that had been following him for some lime. ' Ex. U. S., Senator T. W. Palmer, of Detroit, delivered the 4th otJuiy oration at Battle(Creek. • W. C. Dumphrey, of Battle Creek, made a cannon out of a piece of steel pipe July 4th, and fired It off. lie didn't try it but once. .The ordnance exploded and a piece of it was hurled over 40 rods and passed through the siding of the office of the Advance threshing machine shops. Guy Bowne, of Augusta, has been ar­ rested for breaking into a jewelry store Tbe Nashville baymakers running bose at that place April 14th last and stealing team have bought a new 'running cart, about 9400 worth of Jewelry. and a tournament pipe, and propose to Annie Clifford, a 10 year old girl of Kal­ win some money at future bose races. amazoo. was seriously burned last week, They can do It too. . resulting from her attempting to build a Last Sunday Boardman Hagar drove to fire with kerosene. the residence of the Hitt family and tied J. W. Coburn, of this village, exhibits a bis borse to the fence while he went Iq.aide fora few moments. When he came small brass medal that was worn.In the out the fence was still there but the hofse ■•Tip;>eeanoe'' Harrison campaign of 1841. and buggy were missing. Mr. Hagar Im­ On its face, beside a medallion of Harri­ mediately set out in pursuit of the rig fol­ son it bears the words, “Maj. Gen. W. H. lowing the direction toward home which Harrison, born Feb. 9, 1773;'’ and on the ht.« thought the hone wonld have taken back, around the figure of a steamboat, is had be broken loose. Arrived at tbe cor­ "Steamboat Van Buren. Loeofbco line, for ner by IL H. Mohler’s house he made .in­ Salt river direct.’*—Allegan Gazette. quiries and learned from Henn Wheeler William Bowman, of Alamo, Kalamazoo that a short time before, two rigs had Co., has left home and- his whereabouts passed that way going south ' on the road arc unknown. to Nashville. The rig which was ahead Kalamazoo will have a belt line * railway had no driver but there were two occu­ pants in the one directly behind It. This in the future. How far In the future it is looked a little suspicious and Mr. W. impossible to say. mounted his horses and started in pursuit A Lansing man has an umbrella that he of the rigs, overtaking them' in frost of has carried through five sessions of the Mr. Riggles' place. The occupants of the state legislature. The photograph of the one rig were boys nod they claimed the man and the umbrella ought to occupy other rig l>elonged to them, but Mr. prominent places at the World’s fair. Wheeler, being acquainted with Mr. Geo. Stevans. a young Stockbridge boy, Hagar's horse and buggy toqk posession of it and drove back to where he bad left Mr. was fooling with an “unloaded” revolver. Hagar, who then got Into the buggy and The ball cut a nice little round hole through bis liand. they started In pursuit ot the boy^to learn who they were. They drove witbin three Farmers of Cal houu county are bitterly and ono-balf miles of- Nashville before complaining of a new pest. A species of overtaking the boys again. Both rigs of weevil is destroying the clover blossoms were stopped and conversation opened but so that no seed can be raised. the young fellows appeared averse to an­ An alleged World’s fair representative swering questions, so much so In fact, that one of them drew from bls pocket a visited Lansing, secured large samples of 22 caliber revolver and pointed it at Mr. wool from every fanned in town, sold his Hagar. Mr. Wheeler promptly knocked his accumulation and skipped. it out of his hand, and ‘after tbe young­ The furniture dealers are holding their sters had been well shaken up they raid annual convention In Grand Rapids. that their- names were Murphy and that H. H. Wldger, of Eatou Rapids, bad a they were step-sons of Ellas Lockhart, living near there. A’ little good advice narrow escape from death while working was given them and they were permitted iu a saw mill last week. He was rolling to depart. No doubt most of our readers a log when the cant book slipped aud tbe will rememlier tbe sensation that was log rolled over bls body. Tbe deep mud created down In that neighborhood at the was all that saved him. time of the Lockhart-Murphy nuptials, F. G. Lenz, representative of Outing, bow tbe people of that vicinity mashed which is published In New York, passed windows and raised “Ned”; generally through this city Fridav afternoon. He around tbe Lockhart mansion one night. left the'offlce of The Outing Jube 4 and is Tbe bojsare old enough to know a great making a trip around tbe world. He deal better, ' but probably tbelr home carries a 13 lb. camera aad Is taking views teachings have not been as good as they and like Stevens who also went around should have been. They were undoubted­ the world, will describe his journey as he ly taught a lesson which will be of benefit did. He stopped at Vernon Nettleton’s to them In the future.—Woodland News. about 15 minutes and was accompanied to Fann help is In demand around Hickory Batavia by Will Bennett who left him on the road to Bronson where Mr. Lenz was Corners at from #1.50 to 82.00 per day. to remain over night.—-Coldwater .Repub­ lican. . NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. In the corner stone ot tbe new Baptist church at Allegan which was laid last The Owosso Timet has been sued for week, went placed copies of the home #15,000 for libel by George W.- Owen, newspapers, a history of tbe church and editor of tbe Shiawassee American. photographs of the minister aud his fami­ E. E. Thresher, editor of the American lyFlab and Game Warden was the victim of a bad accident in-Kalamazoo Thursday. While engaged in a shooting tournament ppu»H VOX «■"« bls $350 gun exploded, blowing his left •®X o’lTC.. ‘uojivjAeuqqu sjq? pools ‘aiqai hand to pieces. There was a defect In the auoouvnw^m oqj 8ujpwq 'ajaqM pun gun. Tbe physicians took several stitches ■aojntrwm prrerjqBpM jOKqQvj snq uoijjjm to bold the flesh together and are In hopes X|7«®u pvq jaqmm uojqauj '3060 mnp of saving that member. -uuiomam qnil papuWq-^nzaqo •3|q«1 qoqu ou |pr> The Michigan Central has given Kalanazooo very poor passenger service In tbe •ox pfnoo ' Xjomsm jaq jo tWAjqojt [ntqrern put, practically shutting out all country -aq-jvm oq, u| punozw NujdoaN j»j;w oqM tnye. A committee of three business men •vmmwuj p|vs u*qooq juoX we am qsq„ made a trip to Detroit to see If some better arrangements could not be made. They were successful. Over #52,000 was paid out for wool In Grand Ledge tbls year. Shepherd Bros.’ general store at Martin wu destroyed by fire recently, supposed to have started frjtn Gre crackers. Ix>sa •bout #10,000 with #9.000 insurance. Some miscreant pried up a rail on tbe G. R. 4 1. R. B. near Stunrls recently and the engine, baggage, express and smoking ears left the track. The passengers were badly frightened and well sliaken up, but no one was Injured. T, Warner.' of Wayland, became in­ censed at his wife for some trivial reason last week aud attempted to take her life. He hits been arrested. . P»1P» a,71 -3! uj mum Arre «:«X auo 7U0M oqi 1,71 ‘qo,, •a»J7«u aqi no eowj jnjjaoqo a ind cs JJatAn‘itnannn pjvs UMozjomot M>] 9|qvi oqi <q 7Vq^„ '7««oujaop pnw Xmoo|# Xnvpadw patnws aq ‘jj op 07 sqR l.naaop oq avnroaq flajqj v qzjqv j.treocp paw mo| -W ®f71|l ®iq*Joaoq uv rj aq xoj 'Xpuis 07 UMop ®na”ID aaqM 7qSfu wq?o iqj, ■Ipava jo panod «<4 700* sooauo Xinrm Moq SutMouq i.Moiiaj a uj mum JtUM WM.ajaqi ivqt poajSw aq qSnoq? . -f® *J®77®q qontu 70a aaa_H uajnwvoai paw mqlfpsM aqx •Jfajpuno-jrwMM i»tqw7 uoj»|a -ip puw aoj-mojidppta »qj jo rami oqj uj 7101 7O» puw dn Jiroaqq poxfai aq X«M aqx wijoa ajaq s.ajiJvqj are cnmuaqreK •»tqwi . OM 5,uop I •Xiran roqs] •anoyaajiaqi puw ‘zo|oa.jjnq iqSji u jo pnw An Alamo mau attended church one qjooma w qurui qreq jo ppzaap .(|jm Sunday evening recently. When be! <n aaji w q “aft ‘vxftsqwj re tiuw; w uq started for' homo he unintentionally got; the lines crossed. Very naturally the j -puv|7O3S ’qSznq horse persisted in going just tbe opposite • -utpa zoj pasjxap a*n-nwq "aja ‘aajxoiw way from what the driver desired, so be ! -nma ‘orouaipup JtejApuj ‘s-qjo.a |vwhI gave the horse a vicious ent with n Whip ' -vrp asnj.xi jo amaqasjajaidrana Xja.v y aud a vigorous pull ou one of the lines nt I tbe same time. The occupants of tbe I •vjnqto jo 7ttttx:TV nqi an apload buggy were thrown to the ground, and .Cnvm Xq piA4» wm a-ix»q>»q.u the vehicle broken. Ife will no doubt xe ; «wx\ num w iupi ox ■nw’Jia[iua3 ai • 7nq that tbe lines are not crossed In tho future. Taod w Xprc ;ou sw.u gupiMoaq dec wilh the division of the Nation*) Guard of Pennsylvania to your support at once. Put yourself In communication with him. Comftiunicato with me fnrtbci GOV. PATTISON ACTS Pennsylvania's Whole National Guard Ordered Under Arms. iKirticulare. [Signed.] ‘ * Homestead to Be Occupied by an Over­ whelming Force—-The Strikers* Committee Acta on the Situation. The Men Urxed to Co-Operate with the Troops— Grave Apprehensions That There Will Be More Blood.hed—In­ tense Excitement Among the Mill Men When They Heard the News. MILITIA ORDERED OUT. GOD'S ACRE. Go an-e™ walking tn aad fro. singtag tnelo TheirVadlnni wings ere folded and their eyoa Robert E. Pattison, .“Governor.* - THE NEWS AT T HOMESTEAD. One of the three occaidoas on which APP.l. th. Btrtb.ht-Atl.IVrf Sp,lu follow, mill..-. Aetl.o-Th.ootlo.hvhll|p', flr« wife, Iwttello ot Bourboo. H omestead, Pa., The report ( HOMimAD, Pa, July July 11: ll:— —Th. that Governor Pattison had ordered the entire national .guards to Homestead was received here at about l)rf» o’clock last I night, and it created intense excitement • dfed ln tha neIt he ntArrletl tj)U _\u»trion Archduchess Maria Anna, fhb princesa underatoai Spanish, but very ImtK-rfectly. PassHig on her way W the capital through a certain town which who heard It. A score or more . 1 with a few dozen silk stockings. Heedless workingmen started out to investigate of the queen's presence, the master of cere­ and found the report true. monies snatched tbe parcel out of the bands of the town councilors, flung it ou Ata midnight meeting of the advisory the ground ami exclaimed in a rage.- I committee it was decided to co-operate “Are you not aware that the queens of with the national guard in maintaining Spain are not supposed to hawe any legs!” order and to Impress upon tho workmen . The queen, wilh her Imperfect knowl­ the necessity of preserving peace. edge of Spanish, here began to weep, called for her father coufessor, Reltluirdt, and There is a feeling among the national told him thatsho meant to return to Aus­ guardsmen here that In case the guards tria. If she bad known that in order to are ordered to Homestead they will be become queen of Spnin It wna necessary to fired on outside the dty limits of Pitta­ Lave one's limbs cut off ahe would rather burg, aud it would be n lighting march all haro died iu Germany than undergo tbe the way to Homestead, where tho final operation in Spain. When this incident battle would come. wna related to the king he burst into loud laughter before tbe whole assembled court. —Vennejo. ______________ ____ Pitt.cbubg, July 13.—The movements of the National Guard are jealously kept The present tnay be said to be distinctly, secret aud it was almost impossible to say where the troops were. Misleading reports a collecting age; ill ia also very perceptibly were given out as blinds. Correspondents a book loving one. Now. the study of book plates In a humble, but by nd means who got aboard the military trains were uaelMS or even closely rvstrictAl, branch held as prisoners nnd not permitted to of blbiiophlly, and the collecting of ex telegraph anything. The whole force llbris is a pursuit which it were wrong to entered Homestead this morning before compare, ns men have lightly done, to tbe. daybreak, thus preventing the strikers “hoarding of postage stamps." from carrying out their plausof reception. Tbe lxx>k plate has an interest which There is good authority for believing that covers three and three-quarters centuriea. tbe plau of campaign includes the in­ and. whether ancient or modern, it may stalling of non-union men In Carnegie’s haze one or all of tbe following heads of works at once. value to the antiquarian, tbe artist, tbe litterateur: It may bear a date, and thus THE REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE. help to fix a definite taste iu graving and ornamentation; it may appear as a record Campbell Names il of some well known person in the pant: it may offer special Information to the herald New York, July A—W. J. Campbell, and genealogist; It max be a remarkably chairman, and T. H. Carter, secretary of handsome thing in itael?;—IxhmIoq Satur­ l tbe Republican national committee, gave day Review. . I ' ■ । out at the Imperial hotel, this city, last night the names of the national executive committee. In whose charge the fortunes of the Republican party have been placed during the present campaign. They are as follows: J. S. Clarkson, Iowa, Garrett A. Hobart, New Jersey; Sam­ uel Fessenden. Connecticut; Henry C. Payne, Wisconsin: Richard C. Kerens, Missouri; Kentucky; ..... William ..........— O. Bradley, Acu.ucay, William A. Sutherland, Now York; Joseph H. Manley, Maine, and John R. Tanner, Illinois. The committee will hold their flrat meeting,at which a chdrman in place of CamfAjell will be chosen, about one week from Saturday. Among the instrumental resources of the Johns Hopklmi university is a thermometer valued at #10.000. The graduations on the scale are so fine that a magnifying glass b required to read them.—New York Journai. Shepherd A Bros.’ general store bum.. । Mwrtfly n’rtt, Inflicting » ?*d. of #16,000. on which there was »» r anee of #6.000. Cause, firework,. A Jack,on eolored woman. day, a<o draw pen.lon mono, tosa.l7a.uw«17 In muhrind “ " 2 remainder with the penrion agent, ’ w Gnm «ood< mm art ajulo lloo.!;!'d,. upper penlnaula wliu their man dlahonesl rnooih to b» these rascals deserves no sympathy. ; Charles Wallet will spend the ,. .1 7 y days In the Detroit house of < nrn-, t„ a result of blting^everal people ,t J.. rA™, during tbe celebration of July 4 ' 1 Of Augusta, Me., says: «1 <f0 not renter when I began to take Hood's SarsatenHa; *t was several years agn, and 1 havefowMl udw, me a great deal of good iu my decUi^g jean. I am 91 Years 2 months and 2<j days old and iny j,« i u |;wr. feeUy good. 1 have uo aches or pS10 (:,u AuS* Hood’s Sarsaparilla regtflates my bowels, stimnta:^ and help« me to -4----■■ preparation ever ’ the wants ol old HOOD'6 Pills «• a uil'.J, firj-rtf, J,.- ;tt> Gov. John Miller, of Nor:.’; Dak Jit.:, re­ lates an instance of what 1- beiqfc accom­ plished by fanners in the Red River falter of Minnesota and North Dakota. ! c uld »ald S. J. Leland, near his town of Dau ip. D., bought 160 acres of land In the kj-iing of 1S91. for 82.600, and lahed cikipj. '.hat season worth tbe salary of a <o|eriunent clerk, hi excess of the cost of hh farm, as per tbe following statement: Deducting rmt of land............. ;jti.SO Leaving....................................................... »i.iw.!P Cases of this kind are jo Uist\ they area irug in the new* tnqritet out \ west PRORATE OltDEl: State of Mlchlgau. Coan tv of Barn--«. Ata session of the Probate o.urt; for the > County of item', holden at the rni:«.:e nflire ih ■ the City at Hatting*, iu said eoun*-. on i . ,rKj dav. the Xtrd day of June, it: uir jrar uoe thousand eight hundred aud Dturtv.i»i< Present, Cbsries W. Aniidnn < ,iu(!ke of Prwbate d In thejn alter of the estate of Em 1st Peon jet. On reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ fied, ot Alvan Pennock. sou of •»iii j ce.ix*d, praying that administration of Mdd estate be granted to WlUlam W. Hamptou. urito -< tue <Xher suitable )>crson. Thereupon ft is ordered, that Tt:r$.u«, the Tfilh day of July. X D. 1WK. a: ,tm o'.-luck in the forenoon t>e aliened for the !tear!:u- of said petition and that the heirs ;.t !*• •>! -ttd decea-wd and all other perx>m Ibtefrdrd In said **state. are required to appear at a w?»lon of said court, then m be bo'd«-u at th- Probate of­ fice. In the City of Hasting*. In said Coonty. aad show exuse. H atty there re. wby the orayer of He p»ttUont-r may iwt be granted. And it Is further ortlrnM. that said petitioner give notice to Ute reruns Interested in said estate, of the rennetKiy of said petition and the hearing thereof byrauslog a copy of this order to be publirlird 11. the Hsv 1«ted tn Mdd County week tor three sticeei said day of hearing. JudKt ->t iTotnte. (A true copy.) GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS DOOMED. The Eminent Harper's Weekly Editor n Dying Man. New York, July 12.-The Son says that George William Curtis, the distinguished editor, is ill at his home on Staten Island with cancer of the stomach. A favorable termination of the cose cannot lie looked for, although there Is uo Immediate dan­ ger. He may liye a month. Bloodshed lu Clear D'Alene. Wallace, Ida., July 11.-The struggle between the Union minenrinCcrurd’Alene ami the mine owners, which was patched up about two months ago, broke out again yesterday in the town ot Gem and resulted in a sav ge fight between uuion and, non­ union men at the 'Frisco aud Gem mines, in which six men were killed, seven wduud’ed non-union men taken prisoners’ and tbe Frisco mill blown up. The fight lasted several hours. The governor has ordered out the militia. | The Whole National Guard of Pennsyl­ vania Under Anns. Haiuiisbvrg, July 11.—The governor has issued the following to General G. R. Snowdon: “Put the division under arms and move at once with all munitions to the support of the sheriff of Allegheny county at Homestead. Maintain the peace, protect all persons in their rights under the constitution and laws of the state.** Governor Pattison received the following lost evening from Pittaburg, dated-July 10: “Govmrnok Pattison: The situation at Homestead has not Improved. While all b quiet there ths strikers are in control and openly express to me and to the public their determination that the works shall not be operated unless by themMlves. After making all efforts In my power I have failed to secures poese re­ spectable enough in numbers,to accom­ plish anything, and I am satisfied that no posse raised by the dvil authorities can do anything to change the condition of affairs, and that any attempt by an in­ adequate force to restore the right of law will only result lu further armed resistonce nnd consequent loss of life. Only a large military force will enable Jne eoa. trol matters. 1 believe If ,Uch force is sent the disorderly element will be over­ awed snd mjter.will be restored. I there­ fore odl-tipou you to furnish mo such assist ance. fSlgued.] Wiliam H. McCleaut. --------Sheriff. The governor replied rw follows: “Have ordered Major General George R. Snow- IN flowers delight to grow: MIOH-UCU unior. --------------In response General Snowden sent (M following to Brigadbr General- J. B- d. ■ Fast speoRlb ‘h® n,"ht A*a’r' Gobin. commanding the Third brigade: Sena coa»*th the glartou. daH -In compliance with orders from tbe Bicep, weary ones, white ye may— commandar-in-chief, you will move rout Sleep, oh. sleep"' comman.l at the earlie.t moment, concen­ Tho flo*«r® ’rithin Uodl Acre eee that fair trating at Lswihtoo, moving west on tbe nnd wondrous sight. Pennsylvania railroad. Take with you And hear the angels staging to the aleepere three days’ rations and all ammunition on through the night; hand. Use every precaution to Insure «fe And, lo! throughout tbo hoara of day those veutlo flowers prolong and successful movement. « The «upcr ■ — _ —A a,.— aom.). In ion of transportation is in charge of Qu**" termaster General McClellan.'’ ' General Snowden sent riraiLar ordero to "Sleep, oh, sleepl Thb Shepherd loveth Hla sboepl John A. Wiley, commaMlng Second He that guardetb Hb flock tbe best brigade, and Robert I’. Dechert, comHath folded thsm u> Hb loving breast: mandlng First brigade. . So, sleep ye now a- ' ‘-v”• How the Troops Will Move. Sleep, oh. sleep!’ The National guard aggregates S.400 men, splendidly equipped, and a*_ learned that soothing song. tlons have been In progress for And with Its heavenly musk- speed the days weeks for tbo annua) encampment of the aad nights along: different commands they are lu admirable So, through all time, whoso flight tbe Shop­ shape to go into the field. It I® understood herd’s vigils glorify. that the Second brigade will occupy God’s Acre slumbervtb lu the grace of that Homestead, and in case it meets with much resistance the Third brigade wlU at “Sleep, oh. sleep! onwmove to Ita support The First brigade The Shepherd loveth His sheep! wUl follow M In case it ia needed- In Fastspcedelh tho night away. other- words, the Second brigade will be Soon cometh the glorious day; tbe skirmishers, the Third brigade, made Sleep, weary ones, while yo mayup mainly of sharpshooters, will be the Blrep, ob, sleep!” -Eugene Field In Ladles' Homo Journal. Hue of battle. OVER EIGHT THOUSAND MEN !N LINE Homksteap, Pa., July 7.—There were bloody deeds done at Honiestead yester­ day. At 4 o’clock iu the morning two barges containing 800 Pinkerton men. hired to guard the Carnegie mills here, arrived In tew of a small steamer and at­ tempted to land at the mills. The lockedout employes at once rallied to prevent it, and a battle wm fought, in which a num­ ber of men were killed and wounded ou both side*. Flnkartoos Left to Thalr Fata. Later In the morning the Pinkerton men made another attempt to land, and were again repulsed' with considerable loos in killed and wounded on each aide. The steamer towing the barges In which were the Pinkerton men then left the barges tied to the bank while It carried the wounded meu to Braddock. On its return it was driven away by a heavy fusillade from the workingmen. and the barsea containing the Imported guards were thus left without any hope of rescue. Surrender of Ilia Gtiorda. All day th» former employes of Caniegto Sc, Co. on the banks kept up a fire on these barges from rifles and revolvers, even usiug two small cannon, bnt no material damage was done until dynamite was used and attempts made to fill the stream with burning oil. Then tbe Pinkerton meu on the barges put up flags of truce,and at 5 o’clock their offer of surrender was accepted. They were then taken ashore, and after being disarmed and roughly treated by the mob were shut up for the night. Turned Over to tho Sheriff. At midnight a special train from Pitta­ burg camo up In charge of Sheriff Mc­ Cleary, and the Pinkerton men were sent to the Pittsburg coqnty Jail. President Wiebe and Hugh O'Donnell counselled no violence, and the meu did not agaiu meet the guardA Most of the men were badly bruised and crippled. Eleven were sent to tho Pittsburg hospital. Correct List of Casualties. An absolutely correct list of casualties was obtained yesterday and is ns follows: Workmen killed—John Morris; Antony Wayne: Thomas Weldin, shot ac­ cidentally; unknown man, Henry Striegel, John Fares, and^Joee ph Soppo. In­ jured—George Reiter, probably fatally; Richard Durham and William Foy, dan­ gerously; Henry Rusiskl, probably fatal­ ly; Andy Cudin, badly; Charles Doesk i, may die: Thomas Kane, burnt in leg; An­ tonio Palatka, shot lu the leg; John Hershi, bulletin leg; Charles Mulankl, shot in- arm; Joseph Sodak, shot through tbe knee, and twenty-five others slightly wounded. Loss of tho Finlcertons. Pinkertons killed—J. W. Kline, Chicago; Edward Connors, New York; two others, whose names could not be learned, shot and felljiverboard. Wounded lu fight—J. Emmel, New York, shot In the body in three places, not -serious; George Wall, Chicago, right arm shot and finger of right hand shot off; Dan Mangin, of Brooklyn, shot in fleshy part of right leg. slight; James S. O'Neil, two slight gunshot wounds on scalp; Patrick McGuire. Chi­ cago, gunshot wound In fleshy jiart ot left arm; Joseph May, Chicago, shot in right leg near the thigh, not serious; Edward Howard, Chicago, shot in left knee and right shoulder, slight; Williasn Wendt, Chicago, shot in left shoulder, flesh wound; Peter Goodrich, Chicago, little finger of right baud shot off; Fred Marsh, Chicago, head graxed by bullet; Jacob Burnstein, Chicago, shot through tbe left ear, scalp wound; Louis Toombs, Chicago, shot In calf ot left leg, flesh wound, also struck and bruised; E. Rice, leg bruised by bul­ let; Frank Blaxern, Chicago, Wallet In ritfbt teg, slight wound; Joseph Hamlin, Chicago, gun-shot wound in left knee, slight injury; John F. MoGoveru, of Philadelphia, bullet in calf of right leg; John Speer, Chicago, bullet in leg; Charles Crlttellen, New York, bullet in left hand, one In heel and another In head, none serious. There were nine-six Pinkertons hurt while rnnnin ; the gnntlet to the opera house. These men had bruises, ribs broken, fares lacerated by kicks and vari­ ous other wounds, some of which are very severe. THE SINGING London, July 1'1—Returns from the elrcUons up to last midnight show that In all 188 Conservatives *nd twenty seven Lib­ eral-Unionists have been elected, making •.^’NRinst Irish home rule of 225. The deluding labor, number 170. Thirty Irish Nationalists and nntiI urnellltes have been elected and five I The Liberal. aDd anU-p£ “•’Uu? n’!mb7 The net Liberal gain so far In the election Is thirty-two. Costly Fir® at Leutavnie. L0VUVTUA, Jul, U.-A a.rc. Hr. nqprf tor un-nl hour. y»urrU, ruonUn, utb, tunu.ry ot W«l.klng. Hrdl.ub.rg* SW'trtutli Urrru (j »!<»• Ot yauu.iw «bd lb. Mrtou. u'i'unh Thr“ ('U . tounk.urry window, ortmomr try Lent, and were severely hurt yu A »r.B«h Aaarehlst Gulll.ti..,L I ARIS, July IL—Ravachol, the anarch,lrt -bowm. amTO1 tureumpUru"^ ; various dynamite outrages and murders *“”■ *“ < x«uted .kin mo.-uj ... W ■‘•‘•k ■‘•POrtwTuo.d. What is CASTORIA Castorla ii Dr. .Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants aad Children. It contains neither Opium, Morph I n<* nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castorla destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castorla prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea aad Wind Colic. Castorla relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castorla assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. < iW“ torla is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Castorla. “ Ctacnria Is aa exeoUoat madlctoa fcr ehOdren. Mothers haw repwMly told mo of Ila good effect upon chotr children." Da. G. a Oaaooo, LoweU, Msm. Castoria. cbldrMthrt H- A. AH , 111 So. Ortort St, Broo»l,«. >■ ’■ “Oar pkyHrtww In U» cUMwA rnont have Mioken highly of Ui'1-' cXI*** saw to Uwlr prtrt™ .111.CSS** and although we only h*™' xro0“*L,l2 medical supplies -tat u M Castoria Is the bestnsoedy fer children of whk* I am acquainted. I hope the day Is not far distant when mothers wlU consider tbe real tntanst of their children, and wa Castoria in­ stead cf tbe various quack nostrums which ore desanying tboir loved ones, by forcing opinm, morphtae. soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down tbelr throats, thereby sending thorn to premature graves.'* DaJ.r.tocsaca. AUJCX c. SMrtB. ' Conway, Ark. TW Outur Co~^>r, Tt M«my Str—t. M.» cltT- �, .rrU>* . 7\Howling5uccess. Fairbank's K.-KUt.r '-{-J .'i-j.voiD^-n'*/ A.D, HISTORY OF A WEEK. SAHTACLAUS , I *2t I asslgnn| i.ce the il tw.-ntj „ s°*p '■!'vrJF’i’J wild uwrwt. c.rtue of the po«jr «» i murUM’’. «•« «,e , and ffindded. notice Saturday the ,r. A. D.. 1 **.».•. ”,rr.n .ball RU at pubtte bidder, at the horth and SUCCESS TO ITS OWN MERITS. IT IS PURE, UNADULTERATED.AND FOR niitv is holden’. th* I ,ui inortenxv. or *« ! -<ary to pay the 1 with sewn per i t.nrether with RAPID Cleansing Rower has no equal, it IS INVALUABLE IN (\itchen & Laundry. Sold by all Grocers. of Barty ntxl state uf .-..-•wri'a-d ns fallow*: '•.r*«4 quarter <d toe i.>n thirty town on N-KFAIRBANK&CO- CHICAGO. ‘ DO YOU 5H0KE CROUPREMEDY safe, oebtaib. Cough is(-map. every nor™ Wboopla* C«u«h, ‘ s’. n^d It jjcHORENS COUGH CURE don't delay NO. 35 KEMP'Si ALWAYS THE SAME ALWAYS THE BEST 5^ ClQrtR BALSAM THE The Merchants’ Bank of Canada, nt Montreal, claims to have b.-en swindled out of 5i .5,(100 by Edward M. Field, of tho defunct i’leld-Llniiley firm. Forty-seven persons were injured by eating ice cream at u Fourth of July pic­ nic at Hope, Ind., but are tiuw recovering.' Ths ship Peter Stuart has been wrecked off Ynnuoptb, N. S. Fourteen lives were lost. City Clerk Nicholas Milbarn, of> Jack­ sonville, Ills., i* dead, aged 50. It is reported that- England, Spain and Italy nre about to partition Morocco. The defalcation in the NiUional Savings bank at Buffalo, ao far at is ascertained, I amounts to nearly #300,(X». About half of the pass-book-* yet remain to lie exam-1 ined. The cholera is reported to be advnncing ! upon Moscow. CEoleraltie lias appeared in Paris suburbs. . The tin plate department ot tiie Nied-1 ringbnus rolling mill at St. lx>uis was burned; loss, $!5,000. * | William Tyler, president of tbe Vinencnes (Ind.-) National bank, committed suicide by shooting. . ’ , I .Allegheny (Pa.) authorities prevented Herr Most, the anarchist, from speaking , I there nnd threatened to send him to the workhouse if he ia found in tho city again. Mary McGee, aged . 17; Alexander Mc­ Cloud, 10, and Jnmcs Hnwkins, 14, were drowned off Clarks’* Island, Me. William Segebarth, of Milwauk -c. aged 02 years and blind far the last ten years, . committed suicide. Phillip George is under arrest at Cleve­ land. <). for teaching children to steal.. Cleveland has Informed the notification committee of thcr-Democratic national convention that he will receive the com­ mittee July 80. I IN THE l.x>! Meat. [office at FORDS’ HO^EL, TUESDAY, JULY. 19. One day only. J YEAR OF UNRIVALLED SECCESS! Dr. Holman S. Humphrey, Who has vldtc.lthi-city one dav rech mouth far the ;>**«t year, his done more ••xcvUent pn-rreelunal work and made more difficult cures and warm Irii od* amonr inralk-s and all with whuni he bas had any kind of dcslings than any atningrr who had ever visited our locality. Indeed his charncttjr. like his skill, is ix-yond reproach. , DURING THE COMING YEAR THE DOCTOR'S Visits will be faithfully continued, and if life and health lw <iwrrd he hopes to add many names to nls already^'ery extensive list o: patients. • The past two years hare ianteljMncn amxi the numbs roi" chronic Invalids, owing largely to the iM-cnhsslntltx-r i-r exerted by the Intluenxa ■ la Grippe*, even thoM* who have c«MpCa ibis lillvhUng scourge Ivellng Its preultar cf- mucous :netul»ranre navn Minerva m<«i. •■ihii - •<• «■ rheumatic affections and grave heart disturlnncre. Tbo liver s,mi. one ot tbe most tw>P»r:xnt organ* <>f th. b.xly. has not cesnpel. and in too many •■j«s has .ufTwl trout c >nin-“tlon». enlanr’-mcnis and g«wrel turp!«Ut>. aceottip*iiledl.y ..lltt»dhtrcs.|nptralncf symptoms. «• -In rey. owntlptithat ol the txiwcis. pilei, sl«q iwa.Uu.-ln-. raguoand namri. »■ of spirits, cung.-stions with <w»ltj liun.l* «nd !• • t. akernau” with lesil <»f palm* and -. Ire <u Dvt. tuifcd tmwuc. toul htrath. aching beS'L l-avk and hm’*. thick ami high urine, enwa. Irritable temper, and generel blue devils." Tl»eswxM-.-.|xiny Ing ruts Imnpily illustrate the forego.ng disease*! Xndlti >»• tn part. ail<tf »hb-h Dr. Humphrey tream and .-nre. wh* re paths.ts will tailfifuily fdU«»w H*tructions, without which tbo skk cannot ' Xl« all riwnir di-wa-rt! con.litl. ns Dr. Ht'wi-hrcy •A "• "5 ’K‘:K ’*’• Tb”‘ Dr. Humphrey cured me. . Iter. In* ll. Camp, HillOlaje. Mich. • *Dr. Holman*. Humphrer ha* IJr.irr White. U j-ars I suffered the tnherr and anIM ’t IT Cunsi <■> •. AM<H KtM’tui-. BHfalo'e. Mich rapidly falling into the itii'umptioii. jnwn up by rinTM u.i.w—0 ..................... -♦ttrtrolte about unable Io do an? thing Of n<count. il*vv I n entirely cured by Dr. [ Hotmiu. d. Humrbn y. .. . Pau »LVSI»ft .«*ct».-our little M-n W.re ; aralj.c.|. bad wast.sl to a akrleton. was a pn-st atiffcier from catarrh, t iH-uamtlsui and ohrtltutt.uXVlT-mt ID?. Ifc-ImanS. Humplu.y «t th- h.-t.! in .Ma«m a>-w lone rear«guan<! In a lew tntmths I.- wire *’ II .t.*d i.uiroI !y over his reran red and nrerly lu-lplres «s>ndltion. .j over u BQrxTO5. FAti. Inglmm * «■. Mleb. inrture'wHh uks-ratk-n of th.- strenich to •<>< h an extent ‘tbot r-omfail up every night * K« h-.l re ten> <fan ng with <n!nrrb. Jr-ifr..--* a«l Was completely tsirtd b) Dr. Krv. F. W. !Urt.>.y-J<'s: t». M-nkcp'U. Vh >■ ■ ! hoiLltrm very lent <>f bearing for many years. Wa ">■wsasarauK a* ’.nd "n-'Jbt troi't^ut U?w* rclirf until ! put toy‘ease i ' SSK.8Dl!*TR»M>15G l .tr.nun.u. . ........ ............ .............................. 1 <>r Hl.h»i» (X’hei-. —For fourteen year* I l>n<l Ihsmi torturi jed *y>th noough which was <<usi m» severe n» to votnjr | tne. will nt one time I altniHtJ-lr.l to ffi-nth. J also ha.l « s ery eevnro catarrh of tie* stomach and Uiwcls. Dr. Hol­ by Dr. HolmanK. Humphrey. yi.-h man F. Humphrey cured mt-J Mas. North Adams, wunMl«|. E. Ht-XT. Ln mine. Mich. I »U- blind with rat*recta tn both eyre. Was operated I JjlIinBMTAgpNEnv.lf-* jit.rSTMATIoS CVltKI>.—When I went to Dr. Holman S. Huijpkrry nearly n y.-ar ago I , ;■ Iir. lU.nph'V ■affafegggftww. " ... hid no Idea of getting help, out went afinply to plcrt.se my ft lends. 1 could scnrwly stesi. »r take n moment's com­ 1 «as totally blind for twenty-four wl«h rnlte fort for uoalraclcd pbv-lcafi and menial suffering. At I tlmuglit 1 rdfeiiid lose my mitid: all was darkness r.iMrnct. Dr Holman S. Humpl.n y removed tiie ret-r ihnre and gloom. Dr. Holman S Humphn-y cured mo entirely, ami gave me rood righty y,„<T„. Fn,; qnlre. Wis. and I recomm.-nd him u> all effilctrel. D K. Hawlkv. Manon. Mich . Ing. Co. Ain’t Office. 1 »«• fully in the dutches of numb palsy. Dr. Humph­ rey cured me Hud*on. Mxl.. An >««rt of mrtk»l nnnl ■tfVhnjffilr’Irtlii D<£'1* Kn.xgrx A BLAt.nut nummnlm. .nA pmn«me«l ’"S". ‘cXi.? .Ilalx-tre and thnt 1 only hml about a bullet tt K» t>-r«»r-, years I have Uxn an i-ivalid and for the1 Dr. Hum,,Un,'.■■n.llnunO«»|n^;g">','^",M,cb. ' pnMt ymr or ao a jirret sufferer from the pains of hidlgre-1 ti^L!‘i2ro^,trer » c*V‘rTh •hr”,,K,l,'"t- 1 was so obstinate.' 1 «”* no “Cti,,n wltlx.ut drun of ix.mo ,n",U'r’ *<”7*0. until I Went to Dr. 1 tered severely With extreme <l«-pn-**' «J' ‘ L’jL jailing .ystrm. low spirits, despondency. kw» «.f spprt P. J. Weloi. Shny town. Mich. i .icrirv nut’ irencrai run-down ©oudltion Of »oe , • wurfiu.II,»/•«<■ ”«nb- K-jTSSlI-.«’=h' I was a dreadful sufferer from k*'"0*’*’"},"”uum ph re O "unusual tbewliL liiavo been entirely cured by ‘^ Hr^gLU Newark, O1 was hclnlcssly and hopelewly sick with a " ,pM„, g|| my Was cured by Dr. Humphrey six years «»'’•£" [oi;jsk wort ever OMer J.mwvllto P. 0 . J«m»viiy^ I mcasnrvd48 Inches urounA mr ^’,1*2“ VmV.u'ld do Png’,’}< mor. Was taken to Prof. Lud‘*Ln* of the growth wlthfor me. Dr. Humphrey rusUg® out the um- of anything but vl,rr.v SMITH. JaneaviU* "!a* For lb. na« u.n» 1 ta”, of tin- bowel*, but managed to twp arn in 1 rapidly that fashion, but for the past 1.t-reral ^0 wilt, my -^crMn> . ( wa* obliged to give up ho“«*lc?*‘,l.'H notary three months ‘ At the time I wa* tak-m U» •*» Or. M » »1 hlWfw keep my litid given up all hope ot over g-tt mr • । । gfVou up all hl’ lays togrthrt-. MF d wtor* oaJ »U u? >f my ever reoorerlnq. 1 oftun i*u* -« a tfdrete at one time, ami with long piece* of uumbrino from tuc would *«5waa .otno il iy* durin? iho twi-niy*four boors 1 w 4«W(|r< vt ben I **» of stuff that looked like mv inaldot [ c«»uld finally token to aoa the d»3tar at tne h >0M 1 ( tw<)ia tnsxUna up stairs and hod f> bo e irr.ed l»t> my own,J^’rF,'Jiird (hat day and am now keenlnr Itoh^ nn « an(l look• t«>rw*rd wined over2U pounds WR1’fh.1v and friend!*. .twook. to a long and useful Ufa with W family Hazr.ut //7 Mrs. Mary Briggs, of IndlahBpolis, reached his home in safety tbs other day. and now Mr*. Briggs has brought suit against him 110,000 damages. Because tbe judge could not define tbe crime. Gustavo A. Tempel, who hail tapped a wire aud gotten his electric light free, was discharged at St. Louis. Annie, daughter of Governor Stone, of Mississippi, has eloped with with E. L. McKee, of Water Valley, Miss., a young man whose Imuk account is rather slim, and Ab far they have not been invited to call on the governor. Betty Lewis is the natural child of a wealthy Virginia man now dead. Betty Is a mulatto. Her father left her > 100,• COO and her fathers legitimate children tried to beat her out of it In the courts. The highest Virginia court ha* just de­ clared that Betty can have the >1*1,000. The Republican league of Illinois will met at Springfield Aug. IB Oscar Wiasinger, of Springfield, O., shot bis wife to death and then killed himself. Jealousy. He had threatened* to Uo as he did. * Dr. McGlynn, tbe Roman Catholic priest who took so much interest in Henry Georgeism that his superiors deprived him of his charge at New York, has met Arch­ bishop Ireland since the latter’s return from Rome and had a long private Inter­ view with tbe prelate. McGlynn hopes to get n hearing from the pops. A shot flred nt the United States proving grounds at Sandy Hook took a trip out to sea on its own Account and being a 800pounder knocked tho whole bow off the bchooner Henry R. Tilton four miles from where the shot was fired. The schoonet sank and the crew made its escape in the It has been discovered that the bank thief, Dann, of tbe National Savings bank, Buffalo, roblxsd one lady depoai or of fW.OW. leas >440, which the scoundrel left credited to her on the books. J. B. Rum font is preaching the gospel of Treasurer Eugene Kelly, of the National anti-cookery to Parkersburg (W. Va.) peo­ Federation of America,, baa forwarded ple. He lives almost entirely on raw >5,(410 tp the National parly in Ireland. wheat at a cost of from -J to 10 cents a day, Secretary Sheerin, of tbe national Demo­ is GO years old, and claims to be more rig­ cratic committee, has Issued a call for a orous than he was at 40. He will eat noth meeting of that body at New York city ing cooked. July 20. ’ Smith Tooley anti John I* Adams, who The burning ot McMullan & Ca’s lum­ murdered a planter named Benson Blake ber mills al Minneapolis caused a loss of at Redwood, M1m., Jane 30, were lynched WO.OOU. by a mob of about 700 men at Vicksburg. George H. Thomas, a farmer of Constable J. F. Green, Brigham GrisWapello county, la., Cor forty years, died miu and Bob Bell were killed in n fight Id aged S5. Clarendon, Tex., the outcome of nn old Martin Hetron, aged 8,Hub Nobles, aged feud. Green, accompanied by Grissom and another man, entered a saloon where 8. and Willie Sheet, aged about 12, are all Bell ami his brother were. Firing com­ missing from home at Saginaw, Mich., menced aud when the smoke cleared away and have ix-en gone several daya Near Morgantown, Ky., Bud I*awson | the three men above mentioned were found killed Lafe Lawson with a maul. They l dead on the floor. I A woman giving the name of Mr*. Jessie Were brothers and both drunk. The I Garrett, while attempting a balloon nsceu- murderer escaped. ‘ ■.ion and parachute descent at Bluffton, I Richard Thomas, tbe oldest resident of > O., became tangled inthe ropes and was Iowa, died at Marion, in that state, Satur‘drowned in a pool in astono quarry. I day, having reached tbo nge of 111 year*, j Serious apprehension is felt regarding lie served lu the American army in the the condition of William O'Brien, the I war of 1813, and Lad been for fifty year* a I home rule lender, who was hurt on the ■ resident of Iowa. : hea*l with a stone as *be was returning The attempt to locate tbe wreck of the home from a political meeting In Cork. ' steamer Pewabic, sunk in Lake Snperlor twenty-seven years ago with a cargo of copper and a large amount of coin on j Dublin university has conferred the de­ IxMnl. has been al>andone*l. ’ gree of Doctor of Letters upou Henry Irv Elections in Mexico resulted In an over­ ! Ing. whelming victory for President Diaz^ I Imac Cook A- Sons, Liverpool cotton There was virtually no opposition to him. ' brokers, have auspeinled. Liabilities about Captain Francis Robes Webb, who served | (3,730.000; axsete the same. In the navy during the war, and who wns I The rebels in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, afterward Ufiited States consul In Znnzi । have defeated the Federal* nt Arroy, nnd . bar aud New Zealand, died at San Diego, killed the government leader, Pedro Man­ I qui z. The eruption of Mount/Etna is alarm­ 1 Tho Ohio divnim of the L. A has ing. Lava is flowing from n double stream t drawn the color line by adopting a re*olu- toward Nicolos* aud Belpamo. Twelve lion barring negnnss Trcm membership in houses and a church have been destroyed. 1 that body. | H. C. Frick, who is now at the head of . .Thu ----- * Roman . ,Catholic. mission . T. . at Porto the Cnraeul. «..»p..n> >» affnir. «»d wjo I *T lubcmryM.. HEART CURE. HEART QISEASE! Delfoit, Laisisg & . IsrUm T TIME able In effect May 15. IMht. Favorite Route between Grand Baplds, Detroit and tho east. • .ran<l iGaKG ,Exst Parts .‘McCord Alto lElmdste ‘(Tsrksvllle Jake Odessa I Woodbury isuulield Mulliken Grand 1-edge taniii.g Detroit 7 03 T|» 7 re io 40 Xv Howard City „ E-lniore Shinton ,. Ionia Ar Grand Ledge iGotny West | D-t’r--.t law*I ng Grand Lodge Mulliken Snnfteld WoMbary t.«i- Odessa Clarks* Hie fftuulaie Alto McCord K*st Faris I Grund Rapids Howaitf <Tty lOUlH Stanton ihdtnon• Everyday.others week days only. ’ slop °BPs4or rars on all trains between Grand Bs»Ids and Detroit. Seals » rents. inndWiu Union station. Grand Rapids with the Cll!< A<U»A Wm Mu-HIGAS RAILWAY FOB UllirWMo ANI» THS WXST AXD FUR Mr»» OOX. MAXI-TXK.TBAVKBSk CirY. ELK RAP­ IDS AXI» rnTO-KBV. Favorite route to the summer resorts of northern Miebiean. Trains leave <»nu»d Rsplits for Calcaro. -• ALravrtfor Manistee aad Travers* City A. M and >17 P. M. ‘ i-.iriof cars’on day trains nnd sleepers on tdkbctrtun* to Chicago. . , Asli ourzgvuts Or further particulars or write to . Grand Bapld*. FBOBA1 BORDER. Mate of Michigan.County of Bau At a svmIoii of the Probate Court for tbs enuntv Of Barry, holden at the Probate Office in the city, ol Hastings. In said county, ou U ednesday. the S3»d dav of June, tn the *ear one tbou-and eight hundred and ninety two. I the employes of the milk, has by long exPresent, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge st ■ perience become iuunal to Inbortroubles LIVESTOCK AND PRODUCE ^JARKETS. fa*’fce mailer of the estate of James . similar to those which are now causing so .unmraey. aeera-rx. --­ ‘ mueb excitement nt Homestead. — Chicago. yi I On remllng nud filing the pelltiBB. duly ’ert, . A fled, of Ida H. Manuel, heir nf »al<! deceasod, । The supreme court nf Tennessee him deCHICAGO, Lkic aqo, July IL It rearing forreasomdiirwln slated. Hint an wkr । tihxl the np[x-nl of Colonel H. Clay King, Following were tbe quotations ou the ,w decree be madeEniht* court drtermlnta* ’ today: ............................. ... ->r were the heirs st Uw of said deorep; w ho killed Lawyer I'osten in Murch, 1801, board■ iff* trade Wh-.- .t-July. opened 1 ■ ultkxl to inherit said estate aud their 1 at Memphis, and sentence*! him to be TlA* . closed 7*Rc: Ssptetu'xjr, opened 76tfj clwcl 7<k-; itorembtrr. ’oprn.-i 'clored|n*y*’l»eri|:hts theretB. clcnol 7Se; tzf. ; cteH ‘ ’-7%?. j handed Aug. T.'m-xt. Kingian lawyer, 7S4c. ..■mill* uiurioi. •• ...... —CornJuly, opened efa^l teHc:1. । author and ex-Gonfederatc, and uf high 7«4c. Corn-July, opened irH'. closed ii-Mjc: v ol JuW. A. D.. Itvt at ten o • lock Ncptemb.-r. o;wnol 47?ic. closed 4Sc; O*tobrr, । jj/"jie irenoon, be assigned h r the I.earing of soeinl-conneclions. »_Jltl«i. aud that the heirs at law of said opeued au-l <■!<»<*J 4714c. Date-July. o;<«aod I Mild p John L. Sullivan is training steadily for 3>r. closed August, opened----- , cloSci derensnl •----- - and all other jierson* Interested fa said his fight with Corbett. He told n friend SD-ke-. bept- inner, opened ami closed ate. Pork rotate. ] are required to ntn*ear at a that be won going to spend two months put­ —July.oiHju.-d Sll..'O,clr>*eJ ill.;7l»: hLptumber ot * .hl remrt then to be holden at the )*n>bate Office. Ih th" <->ty of Hostlnipi. in Bald county, ting hiiusejf in condition to du twcutj- ojxmei >11 Ck clowjl SlLt;-?: January, aud shdw cause. If any thrre be. why the prayer ojwaed $u u.‘t> close I >1X15. i^r.i—July, ot the |«-tPlaner may nol bo ffiBUted. And It minulcs work. lx farthenirdered. that said i^Utwner Eire nnGeorge L. Burton, of Chicago, has ojieu.-d 57.1*i. c.'oeod >7.31 Live stock—Prices nt the U.lm Stock ticeto the prrs-vis Interested in Mid estate, of brought suit at Kansas City for S’ki.'kt) yards toilay rangud as fo.hiwu Ho^s—Market the iwndrney ot -ak! petition, and the hearing against D. IL Fant.n wealthy Texn-s ranch- active on jAckln; and shipping account, 1 id thcr.*'f;by causing a copy of thin order to be lu the Hasthig- Baxxbb. a newspa­ ■man, who, he alleges, has alienated the feelin; rather lira; light sa l mixed weights publidiM per prUited and circulated in said enmity of affections of his wife. AGlbu higher; other grades strong at fortaur barrv. t.nee tn each week foe three succeasiVB Tiie Prohibition lenders in Iowa have figures; .airs rau;cil at >i.73&'>.G< I'igs. S3fl>-5 weeks previous to said day of lieartnx. Charles W. abmhtmoxg, ta-ittcd nn uddress declaring that the Re­ 51*3 light. $.’>.4 kiAfit rough packing, $>.5j^ (A tru- cony.) Judge ot l*rnnate. publicans have abandoned prohibition, APt m xed. nn l 33-1*3-Aj.Wu heavy packing am ADMINISTRATOB’S SALE. nnd calling on tiie teetotallers to abandon Shipping loin Cattle—Market fairly active ou local and fn Hie rnntire ot tbe estate of Washiogtoa K. the Republicans in turn. shipping account; native* rn eJ steady, but I The steamer City of Chicago,whkh wns . Texan* weak and Eritljc lower: quotation* Ferri*, drevssed.. Sottee is hereby given that 1 Misll *el! at stranded on tho .rocks uenr Kinsale,---Ire- range.I at SklSiipLTt) <b ico to extra ahlpplug nubile ao-Uim to the hlrhrst bMdw. on Friday, aiinuucM -.u —- ----------------------land, aonie days> .-Q'-, ngo, — bos broken Ltllti, nvu.v u.'J ------ ----- in Ttwo steers SI.7-G.5. u go td to choice do. H-Git the tweitUdav of Aiurust. A- D-, lakLattB* ' * ■ • and - - gone J-----down I- . — — SatK.fath-1 I 4 70 fBjr to good. ,§.L73ai. It common to medi­ •»‘rk> k. In the forenoon in the Probate office tn amidships In1.twelve city «d Hastings In the county of Barre, oms of water. The officers nnd crew abnn- um do, f&NXti.lJ butcher*' steers. S-C.4A the in the ftoie ot Michigan. punOM# to doned tho vessel a few hours previously. | U.7J stoekers. SLMJUI.8'. Tuxa. steers. SJJ'a Uernre u>d authority granted to me on the tub aU5 fevde a. SL.&ftXM) cows. >XUU®J.7j bulU The Christian Endeavor convention,! day ot June A. D. I’M. by the l‘n»t»to aad SS.&S0 75 *e<l calves. court ot Bam- county. Mk-hlgan, a'l of the with 1S.COO delegate*, is iu sessiuu at MadHheep-Market fairly active aud price* un­ estate, rishi, title and Interest *-f the said de| Ison Square garden, New York. changed: quotations range I at 81.per eraMMt oT. In and toll e real estate situate and Its) 1 to western. >!.3<y7S» natives. Su.fijQ,4.U) betoamthB realty <4 Barry, in the s;a e of Nfrlibtan. known and described as fallow*, Texn*. nnd >3kkaS7J» iambe. I Saturday, July 0. jihn Townsend, a compositor on the ■ Proiuce: Butter—Fancy scparalor. 20c; '"rhe sooth bait of the east.haltof the north New York Evening Suu, atahbu.! his wife ‘ wr-t qinrter ot section fourteen (14). township thre~(G north, nuutv nine te» west. lv.U,ar. likely Ilkelrlo U« and then shot himself. Bothare to spring chlo'.eus. 17e; rtxwer*. Be; spring-] Dated June nth, A. D-. 1JW. „ . X James F. Mba®. ducks. 1 fJUHc; turkeys, mixed, ijle. IV-1 die. t > Administrator. Tho Wisconsin slate Republican conven­ tatoe—BmUauko. 40c i<r bu: Hebron-. ^3 »_•; Teau>w. Kota. ttOfeLto per bbL tion will be held Aug. 17 In Milwaukee. The Louisiana legislature has adjourned btrawberrics—Michigan. >1 :331.75 jar 10-qt nut. Raspberries—Bed. Sl.fii^iUJ per SVpt: without electing n United States senator. black, per >1.751 .-qU U-5 M -it case. BlackberNewton J. McGuire, of Rising Sun, has rioe -f--Wd&<u P*r 24-qt vase. been elected department commander of the Indiana Sons of Veterans. , W. J. Dargfc, ex-city clerk ot West I Superior, WK, h accused of issuing I KIMc: August, KJ. -, S<^t«mlMr, W*c. Cornworthless checks with intent to defraud. No. i mixol cash. Me; July, 5IH:-; August. D. H. Patton, Democrat,.of the Tenth M-pr. :?eptemb.-r. 5-H- Oats bivady; Na B mixed cadi. Uc; July, a.-; August. 3i>4c. Indiana district, publishes a letter an­ Rve—Dull a id weak; 7S«i8lo lu ca( loin nouncing that he will not bo a candidate Barley-Unchanged. Pork-Quiet: old moss 1117.aH.7i Lard-Steady; S.-ptember, »7.4L for re-election. Uv» ktock: Cattle—Market very dull for al! Henry Robinson, son of Lee Robinson, Me of Scotland township, near Colchester, grade» nnd saloi wore at a decline • f Ills., has died of lockjaw following upon ' per UDibs: ;uomt to belt native steer*. Old.51 per 100 lbs Texans, :340QI.0U; bulls and an injury to bbi fool wilh a hatchet. dry cows. ?7X»aXN>. Hbre.i nud LambsFire destroyed the Simon Nudiug flour­ Bhevp. alow bat steady: iambi. «oak at a reThe Sneed's of this Great Cough Cure to ing mills at Hope, Ind., causing a Iomi of dnc tlon ot per lb; sheep. >I.<UQS.7> jwr 1UJ withtrut a pkralkl in tbe history of medione. E-’U.OOO, and several buildings In Jolliot- lbs; lames, SC5.1 KU Hog.-Market, higher; All druggists are anthorixed to sell it on a pos­ I live hogs, ia.ouaa:s per luu D m . . ville, Ind., causing a loss of >10,000. itive guarantee, a teat that no other c€re can recThe son of Henry Besscrt, a Chicago ceadnlly stand. That it may become known. tailor, stole a diamond from bis employers nnd wns arrested. The disgrace was more than the father could bear and he com­ mitted suicide. •1 Jesse Campbell was fatally injured and several others were seriously hurt in a riot at Fargo, N. D., between a constable and ConwaiHioo’ OM it. AA F« Dreubt fa. striking tentmen on oue side and the SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE I I loyal employes of a circus on the other. - - .... V T.A - s ca-b. asj^c. Shiloh �:ngs City Bank, SCHOOL COt-UMW W C*“'' The Mlrt.lt"” WortT- Htatinrs,’ wna. .— marked tc a woman on rny right toaeenra the first premium wthlMta of So." uM Ch*rW A. Srel. • Boun bapa I a certain friend, who wan ah. A flmd report upoc the WorfcFs fair farm products that they may l* drawn burned* man. a* be started to climb up to devoting I herself to her husband, where­ upoh fur the state’s exhibit at Ute World’s tha fourth atory, "I never ride in eleva- < fund lias been delayed till all reportf upon abe turned aaf} gave me a lecture on might be In. Tbe following sum* hare Fair. Premium.* arc offered for the beat tors. I suppose I run fooli*h. but I had an ithe subject in about three words: been received and forwarded to Lansing: collection of grains and grasses. experience in Minnxipolis once that makes "How cau a woman devote herself to a Previously acknowledged.................... IKS 59 The Baltimore & Ohio railroad' will me afraid to enter one. It wu* in 1960, nnd man who deep* nil day nn<l works at n news­ From No. 7. Hope^Mrs. Clara Rob­ make an exhibit at the- World’s Fair I was a frath young man traveling tor a :paper office all night.’ I married a journal­ 50 showjjig the hiatorv and deVetopmtnt of bom* in Providence. In a large office ist myself,” she said, "and I fully under­ inson. teacher.................................. ... No. 7. Hastings. .Sarah Riley............ railwaysTrom their Ix^lnnlng to the- pre­ building in that city, which wa* being stand what it means of trials nnd tribulaS3 No. 3. Baltimore, Minnie Bush.... sent time. In pnnwnce of thia purpose built by a friend of mine, there were two latlons. I tued to read of happy homes lu 81 ft ha* sent n representative to London to elevator shaft*, and In them were placed Na 12. Carlton, Lillie Mathews... which tbe duties were »hared, there being 0*2 No. 1. Assyria, Hattie Bradley.... prepare models of the chief objects nf the the finest elevator* that hnd been tnann- certain rrepondbiUtles l>elonging to the iNa 3. Woodland. Julia Myers......... many In the Kensington lu.ix-utu relating factured up to that date. With the ele­ ; wife and certain ones to the husband, but SO iNo. 2. Yankee Springs. Genie Hill vators was an air cushion device which I tell you a literary man will nut take a 50 to railways. iNc. fl, Baltimore. Frank Edmonds., waa newly pateDtad and which hnd never .single care. They must not be bothered The Ohio state Axchaotogtail and 11k- been tried. One day I happened up into 50 i No. 2. Castleton, S. Wilbert Smith, with errands, and if they promised to do | 38 torical society will exhibit at the World's the building, and my friend usked me if I one they would surely forget it They1 i Na 5. PrairlevHJe. Howard Brooks Fair, among many other interesting arti ­ 50 wonted to take a fast trip In one of the ele­ must hare the brel room-in tbe house for a No. fl, Assyria, Julia Donovan.... cles, a collection of Mpeclmens of old colo ­ No. 3, _Irving. Dora Arebart.......... den nnd they must Dot be diaturbad, no vators. nial and state bank money. It has al­ “I waa game for anything thorn days, matter what happens. They arc sure to S34 37 ready gathered several hundred specimens. and I said that I wouldn’t mind. The man or nny something disagreeable to your One of the most Interesting h a Mormon who invented the air cushion wa* going to do friends from mere inability to keep their school RXPoirr.H. bill bearing the signature of J. Smith, the give a practical demonstration of it* value, wits on whnt is going on around them. I No. 1. Barry, Flora McCallum. teacher, originator of the Mormon faith. and had unu of the elevator cars imuled up "The other afternoon duringlbne of my Enrollment 32. days taught DO, average _ From California l» to be exhibited at the to the top of that thirteen story building, nt homes my husbaud appeared in'thd par­ attendance 28.5. number not tardy 18, not World’s Fair one of tbe famed huge red­ lie proposal to get in the car and let it lor, n favor quite unusual, for os soon as al>«ent fl. Two pupils. Glen Denny and wood trees, or sequoia glganh a. The one drop, ami be wanted some one to go down he awakes in the afternoon he has general­ Mand Maloy wore not absent nor tardy selected Is 30d feet high aud more than 80 with him. The car bad been dropped two during Che term. Miss' McCallum has feet In diameter at Hie base. A specially or three times with nobody in it, and tbe ly .some engagemenr. I introduced him to a friend ot mine, whose husband is asplcnbeen engaged for next year at a salary of constructed train will be necessary to car­ cushions had.worked beautifully. That- did photographer and whose wife ia' very ym ry the monster across the continent It is afternoon the final test wa* to be made. No. 8. Assyria. Myrtle Tuckerman, the intention to hollosx t|>c bare Intn The inventor, a couple of reporters and proud of hl* success in this line. She wjim telling of some new process, when my hus­ teacher. booths In which will lie sold California myself were to go down with tbe car. I band, yawning) aays, ’Oh, does Henry still Days taught GO, enrollment 24. avenge .. _ wines, fruits ami curiosities made of pol­ had given my promise that I would take dabble In photograph I’ ” The appearance attendance 10, neither absent nor tardy 7. the trip, and although I would have given of the ices broke up the conversation, which ished redwood. ' . No. 5.- Johnstown, Jennie rLuther -,h" all that I ixM*essed to stay out of the car More than one thousand incn are at after I found what was expected of me, I had interrated more than myself, though ■teacher. all could neo that even while she waaocoidwork on the mammoth manufactures build­ Days taught 20. enrollment 16, average _ screwed my coutage up to the sticking attendance ia, not tardy 0, have not ing for the World's Fair. The force was point rather than be laughed at, and when ipg shu was proud of her husband’s literary recently doubled by order of the expa»l- the inventor said everything was ready I accomplishments, as most wives of writers whispered 9. or authors are, even though they delight No. 8. Yankee Springs, Mark A. Ritchie tlon authorities, who concluded that the in. to tell of their eccentricities.—Brooklyn contractor .was not making as rapid pro­ got “Tbe door wa* locked a moment after I teacher. Days taught SB, enrollment 13, average gress as was desirable. The authorities entered, and when I saw that there was attendance 10. not tardy 7, not absent 4. are detenalued that all of the buildings no escape I forced up a sickly sort of a Certainty and Probability. This is tbe only district in the entire shall be completed in time for dedication! grip and looked around. I was ho scared Moral certainty may be defined io a county In which all the pupils enrolled in Octolier, and the public may be assured that my legs shook under me, and the re­ rough way to be that degree of certainty are of one sex. Not a boy in the Institu­ that this will be done. Tbe total number porter* were In exactly the mme physical which is produced by a preponderance of of workmen at Jackson Park now exceeds- condition The Inventor puttered arouixl tho probabilities. Moral certainty is tbo tion. 7.000. It will probably be increased to | 'No. 5. Hope. Floy M. Williams teacher. fixing everything in Hhipshnpu and we sat highest degree of certainty that it is pos­ Days taught 10. enrollment 24, average 10.000 or more. on the seat and trembled in unison. sible for the human mind to attain, except attendance 20 nearly, neither absent nor “Finally everything was ready, and thb perhaps in tbe exact sciences. In the A Queer Dank Note. tardy 11. not tardy 18, tardy marks 6. inventor gave the won!. The rope that purely abstract sciences, those in which Probably one of the queerest devices sver held the car up was cut, and tbe trip be­ conclusions are deduced by reasoning alone, The department of Public Instruction putoo»a bank note, check or letterhead has issued a “Graded Course of Study’’ was t Ar formerly used by a banking firm gan. It is utterly impossible to describe there is no such thing as absolute certainty, tho horrible sensation that 1 felt when that and in what may not inappropriately be for institute work and suggesting a course at Devil’s Lake, N. D. It was a sheaf of car shot downward. My bead swam and denominated tbe mixed sciences there is of reading for teachers. A copy of this wheat standing upright, entwined with circular lias been mailed to teachers and ribbon, the band bearing the inscription; block and red spota danced before my eyes. little ft anything that can with truth be Tbe swiftness with which it fell was in­ affirmed to be morally certain. many others throughout the county.. Any "Na 1 hard wheat. In hoc aiguo vinces." This is proved by the different views and , dtwiring a copy can obtain one at the Above the sheaf and resting on Its edge credible. It actually fell so fast that our' office. Teachers are earnestly advised to was a good representation of one of Uncle bodies could not keep up with it, and we the changing theories of meu eminent in rone from the floor a* if going in the opix> the medical world and by the conflict of carefully examine this circular.. Sam’s silver dollars. Tho face of the dol- ritc direction. 1 was faint and sick and opinion which has existed, and is likely I ( The teachers and pupils of No. 11, [ 4nr bore an eagle, a map of Devil's lake, a oppressed with the most object fear and always to exist, among the greater law­ Carlton, recently had a strawberry and pint of the city of Devil’s Lake, showing a horror. Tbe two reporters were in the yers and tbe wisest judges and among tbe , Ice cream social netting 817.5o and It “plug” railroad coming in from tbe south­ same shape, and the three of us were con­ greatest statesmen. The degree of prob­ was not much of a day for loe cream east, and surrounding ail the legend fident that we would be dashed to piece* ability may be very great, great enough, either. A part of the proceeds will be ••United States of America, One Dollar,” at the bottom of the shaft. The inventor indeed, to produce firm conviction, and yet, used In the purchase of a fine flag which the first three letters of the word "United” was calm, though very pale. after all, there is no absolute certainty. “The crip took but-a few seconds aud will be furled to the breeze on the after­ ’being hidden by the map of the lake, which Men must act upon probability, and he noon of the 23rd on which occasion ad5* extends to the milling on the dollar's edge. , every foot that we fell* the car increased who can ix-st judge of the weight and force Tbe bust of a devil shows above the its momentum. It seemed that we fell for dresses will be made by Prof. Davenport, of probabilities is, in the practical affairs Rev. Humphrey, Geo. D. Barden, and upper edge of the dollar, his satanic majesty a century and I prayed that the bottom of life, the stronger ami most successful of others. This ought to call the people holding a balance in his left hand and a!1 would soon he reached so that we might men. If men acted only on abwilnte cer­ spear In his right, the head of tbo spear, I be relieyed of ,our agony. As 1 said, I was out. * resting directly against the edge of tbe perfectly confident that I would never tainty the affairs of life would be confined within a very narrow compass. Tbe range plat of the dty. The words "Bank of. I' leave tbe the hutting paktt. the car alive, and wns almost willing of men’s actions, aspirations and achieve­ were in largo letters above the horns of! |j to die if (From an outline) the fearful falling motion would ments would be little wider than that of If ti One pleasant day In September. James. Beelzebub, the motto "Give the devil hia . only cease. I was just about to fltint when Nellie, and Mattie went J to-visit tbelr duo” being stamped above the devil’s left' the speed of the car slackened gently, and ; tho ant or spider if they waited until demonstrative certainty enabled them to rotudii*. Wil le sv*l Jinde. Willie and band inside a dotted oval. ' finally it stopped at the bottom of the proceed. Doubtless tbe torch of demonstra­ Jobleoj* Iti-in cuuiiug and csUie down This striking device wa* printed.upon ( shaft so slowly and gently that the water the rojd to meet them "We have Just all the bank’s bills of exchange. They are in a glass that satoc the floor of the car tion would better light the way than the feeble lamp of prot«bility, but we cannot hern talking ni»out having a nutting party now highly prized by collectors of stamps,' was noti disturbed or rippled. have tbe torch and we must move by the and wu ..re going to invite - all our achtkdr coins, old currency, etc., many of them I “We got out hurriedly ami tbe cushion nutea.” said Josie. "When are you goll»« even now being worth their face value.— was pronouneed a xucceaa. I went to bed light of the lamp or.else stand still.—Chief Justice Elliott of Indiana. to have it?*' asked their cousins. “WeR.’’ St Louis Republic. \ iumI Ma^d there for a week before I recov­ Iwyau Willie, "you know next Tuesday is ered my normal condition, and now when the last day of acbooi and we are going to ! I get imnn elevator that feeling of dread A device brought forward by u western M-e If they can aU go next Thursday." comes aver me nnd I can’t help it. There­ NOTICE OF COMMUWONKB*ON CLLIMS. ••W« have twenty scholars nnd. if. they engineer proposes to utilize tbe waste fore I always walk."—Buffalo Exp'rcsa. Slate of Michlgs'1- <’■■’>•>*»• at Harry—w. Krtat« of Jane <wv-a**«l. eno alljto, won’t we have a j^ily time?’’ steam from locomotive* during their fre­ We the ut.dri-isi r-< haying been appointed quent stops at way Motions, made neces­ said Nellie. . ! He Wanted Bls Right*. ti) lhe Probate rvurt Lirtibc ('utility ot Barrv, sary for taking in fuel, water and for They were all at Willie nnd Josie’s the butejl M‘«-h»c*n r-noul—tellers tore>ftv“ ex­ "I *.■», ” said a friend the other day, next Thursday at nine o’clock. Eu<*h other purpose*, the ntwun saved by this am ne Mid anju*i *11 < 'iuiw and demands ot all girl broiixhl a basket of lunch while the method to be applied to the pumping of “you nr? an old' laud at it. I have only: lx>ya brought the bags aid baskets to put water for filling tho tanks or reservoirs just got innrrirtl. and cjon’t tinderrtnnd; V.ovenbb*. •!« t>»wn*ltlp <4 Hep-. on the mils In. They stated at 10 o’chx-k. about tbe station! Id a large number of’ much alN&it the busim-ie*. 1 should like ether a married man has any The woods were alxiufl a mile from the cases, os is well known, large stations have when he take-* nuto hitnsrlf a I* II house and the way led through a large to bo supplied with an engine and steam right* laid d*y< field Just tuck ot the house. When tli<y pump, using fuel for making st«nm. wife?" elalin* at><1 I list ail "Right*? 1 cs, lota. Hr has a right to ■nd ni'itilli twenty-idutn da* reach-.'d the woods the iuhaller bo* a climb Under these circunitinncea it is claimed e bills’’— the tier* and filled their! baskets while the that the first cow of the proposed plan will pay all nt tiwir cl.l i >' to I I mean this. Let me giro you ■> ;i-i I larger one* shook tho trfes and the girls be less than rijXt required for tho ordinary iiw.A loU ce. Every box, every chest of picked up the nuts. At‘’last the bags steam . pumping arrangement* now In nnd every portmanteau, and iu vogue, and. as the latter also involves an were al! filled and they «Ut down trt rest. QMHUMlaM After they were rested the girls un­ attendant, more than tbo entire cost of fact every available receptacle of every de packed the lunch nod lone uf the boys ■teain Is gained by tbe use of the dcw Kcri|glor>, I* sluffed full of my wife's prop­ erty, a»l when 'I want to put away a few method. — New York Sun. brought a pitcher ot j water from the | K( H < HtKEl: cuffs aad collars"----Opting, rin* lunch WM eaten with a "Hold hard. I know what you mean. State ol Mlchlg »n. Cminlr al Harr; -<*. i<-il*h and the remains were put back hi IJstcn, young man. If your bedroom wer“ How to make the world better, brighter tlnj Iwskets. About half an hour was 300 yatils long, lined from the flour to the te the City ol UM'Uiun. in ".»lu county, ou Tuurv sp^nt In eating some of the huts they had and happier?” echoed Mr. Francis Wilucn. “Have I an opinion on that subject? De­ ceiling ’ with shelves, aud you wanted a day tbe 7lh d«y <>t July, lu the year oue gathered. place to stow away n couple of shirt*, y< n thousand clyht hundred aad uUirty tnu. They finally started* home at three cidedly I have. 1 would turn nil the tra­ Frereet. Cuarte- w. Anus-roug, Judgr ot Some of them couldn't find a nook that wasn’t full of Probate o’clock and ail rejiortrd 4 ‘ very fine time. gedians into comlque*. hairpins, scent bottle*, odd gloves, pieces Iu tbe matter of the estate of C. Cula.nibu* They ronelndt-d that winter they would would be ffbrryenough comedians, f-know, Backus, ueceascl. and hearl** the final ac­ inert at each house ami ipcnil the evening but tbe time for mimic tragedy ba* gone of ribbon, odd feathers mid artificial t’.ow- count of Eugene Hart born, admlmunitor. On reading and filing the retitl'm. duly veri_ln playing games aud, eating tbe nuts by. Thera is enough sorrow In real life. era, Hille bit* of tape and buttons galore, with pin* and needles thrown in, so just Eu^cne Hartboru, administrator ot said they had had such a pleasant time gather- Let tbe stage be given over to amusement, entertainment, frolic and joy. last us accept the inevitable: Wrap your personal estate, pviylnx tnat bls final account lb's Ini. day tiled may be beard and allowed ami be oi>Eroperty in an old newspaper parcel and r barged from said trust. <iarrir Hyland, agtnl IS year.*, seventh have laughter Instead of sighing and ide it under the bed." ThereuponIt Is ordered, that Tburoday the grade, district No. 3. Asiyria. Barry Co., unilea instead of tears."—New York World. He grinned ironically, but pasms! on a !>Ui day ot August. A. 11.. 1FW at ten o'clock In Mifh. A. Eva S-hmi.l. teacher. Pen­ the turei.oon. he asstxned tor the bearing nt said ■adder and a wiser man.—Ixmdon Tit-Bits. petttluo and that tbe heirs at law of said de­ mapship excellent. i eased amt all other persous lute rested tn said A traveler's pipe Is an English invention. estate, are required to appear at a session o| ■ Ill a upui, The bowl has a hook attached to it which raid court, then to be holden al the Frotmtnot If you ask that convenient fiction, tbe lice, in tbe Cllr ot Hastings, in said county, and Examination* will be lield In the city of dan Im inserted in the buttonhole of the Man in the Street, whnt sort of plant a Halting-' as follows: coat, while a tube communicates with the ibe petllloner may not to granted. Thursday nnd Friday, Aug. 4 and 5. mouthpiece. Tbe smoker' has both hands cactus ia ho will probably tell you it is all lurtuer ordered, that said petitioner gtre notice Friday. Sept 30. ■ tbs persons Interested In said estate, ot the free to be occupied as he finds necessary.— leaf nnd no Me tn mid each of the leaves grows out of the last one. Whenever we tendency of said petition and the hearing ‘Friday- Oct. 28. set up the Man In the Street, however, you thereof by canting a copy ot this order to be The first will be held at tbe high school, published In tbe Hsstlni must have noticed we do it in order to the others st the court room. Candidates pajwr pr.nted and circulated In said County ot The story Is told of an alderman who, knock him down again like a ninepln next Harry, ooce lu each week for three successive will take notice that the examination in week* previous to said day of hearing. theory and art will Include a knowledge sitting tn state to hear some school boy’s moment, and this particular instance is no exception to the rule; for the truth is that of Che state course of study. Pupils that Greek orations, bowed whenever he heard Mflaaef PiMaai a cactus ia practically nil stem and no (A true eepy.) desire to try for diploma may attend ou the Greek word for "nothiag,” ouden, pro­ leaves,. whnt look* like a leaf being really nounced, because It sounded like hia own Aug. 5. Preserve this notice. . a branch Mick)ng out at on angle. The name. Enoch Axubvs true leave*, if there are any, are reduced - Commissioner. to mere spines or prickles on the surface, while the branches in the pritikly ]>etu- and It l« to tbe credit of tbe Mormons that of civilization across : many of the ornamental hothouse cacThe Indian exhibit at the World.# Fair । they opened the path <« Vi. i titsesare flattened out like a leaf to per­ ___ ‘ more _L! foli" netkma-Grant Allsn ta will Include representatives of every tribe the continent/ it . Lraid Je4 Zte roods were mada made mor* more popaUr Monthlfrom the extreme north to Terra del Fue- Mormon* that tbei rood* safe than they otherwise would have been by reason of the large number of Indians, Canal Boat. Mrs. French Sheldon, the Intrepid Afri­ many of whom were very savage and en­ Tho construction of canals was begun in can traveler, has applied for space for ex­ tirely unfriendly to whites, that roamed hibiting at tbe World’s Fair the fine col­ from one part of the continent, to the 1825, and by 1832 400 mile* of navigable calection ot curiosities and trophies she has other. These Mormons had been driven □als were completed. Tbe opening of the out from Nauvoo and Arkansas and Mis­ first Ohio canal was accomplished July gathered. souri. They first made a settlement on 4, 1827. On that day the lint boat de­ South Dakota will be creditably repre­ the cast honk of tbe Missouri river at scended from Akron to Cleveland. She sented at the exposition, having now what i* now known as Council Bluffs, but wm cheered on her passage by t housands 832.000 in sight with which to prepare its was then named Kaneavillc. They crossed of people, who iwoembled from the adja­ exhibit. The money has been raised by the Missouri river and established tbe cent country to witness the novel and in­ town nt Florence, and in the early spring teresting sight.— Edward Rosewater's subacri ption. of 1848 they started out across the conti­ Omaha zKddrcre. A solid gold brink, weighing 500 pounds nent on foot, with wheelbarrowa or and worth 8150,000 will be exhibited In the ever conveyance they bad at hand. Men mines and mining building at the World's . and women walked all the way from the Vvheo the sparrow’s nest ia done It ia aa Fair by a Helena, Montana, mine owner. Missouri river more than 1,000 miles well contrived a habitation for tho purthrough n wilderness where not a blade prees vt it* occupants a* ever an architect A Buffalo. N. Y. man proposes to fur­ designed. It ia warm, dry and coay, Dot nish the World’s Fair with an attraction in man. only during the period when tho yoang an the shape of a collection of snakes. He The Mormons were largely instrumental growing, but even in midwinter. Nothing claims to be able to show as many as in the KMtttruction of the Pacific telegraph. ■bort cf a blixzanl ha* serious terrors to the 2.000 different varieties. tomatMof *house.—New — York bun. A group of Cariba from the Lesser An­ tilles, descendants of toe Cannibal race Jlacoverod by Columbus on his second If yon don’t^raot your boy to turn out, Atlantic aad Pacific fa talegraphvoyage, will be at the World’s Fair, en­ bad dec t brer (town too hard ou the grind-1 gaged in making baskets and other native iodwtries. Wheat ia low and flour | .'CAPITAL SURPLUS uhould be the same. For a short time I will eell IwnU White Rose Flour AT $2.20 PEK 100 LBJ. Thia is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to be first grade. Cheese, 10 cents per pound. JOS. ROGERS^ • Mich. $75,000 OC 87.000.ou, «' ’ “' mu. VOL. X Opaator taatneMDee.w.ibm. orriCKEs: D. O. Mcblr.c .D, PreaUtent; Chester Messer, Vice. prn» D, W. Reynold, ( h.u DrxcToj:-: D. W. ReyaoMs. D.G. Robinson. 11 B.MwHrj ‘ £ Client r John Carveth. P. T. Colgrmc. Hastin ■ Interest raldaatl-nadspos l tea Banking Businew* Tran«*«fl m . 25 YEARS FHiffl. mm SOLID WEAR BajMinx Ba» Is the length of time that ■ Do you have your pro­ scriptions filled where you happen to be,, or do yoc go to STEM INLAID SPOONS AND FORKS Are warranted to last. Also remember you get a Present—"Good 'Form,” of $2.00 value twitha $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jew­ ry store. Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R, Pancoast oP m w CQ Z K FRED L. HEATH’S The Druggist, where drug! and chemicals arc absolute­ ly pure. And at the prices charged will pay yqu to walk sever­ al blocks to get to him. 2 0 0 w ta Hoods Sarsaparilla. Paines Celery Compound. If 80 poor man for a poo other for The Is just as The Ligh Home am He w and the I It w Need The Reliable Jeweler. SPAULDING’S Pepnlar Dry Goods House. CLOSING SALE SUMMER GOODS Every day 'witndsteB a mott gratifying in creaee in our bubinew*. Every month in Jitter than the one .............the HHM --- before. -------With inspiration that comes from success we are determined to give this month n royal finish. To-day we etart anotlierjsaleon wa>h fabric for hot weather. Our Belectioiie are entire!) new aud embrace some very desirable thing” found nowhere else in the city. We have bj our efforts during the past few weeks placed our store in the lead of all competition. DON'T MISS IT I BIG CUT IN PRICES The in the AI SPAULDING'S Go to DR. LOWRY’S and hav? your eyes fitted with eye glasses or spectacles. In or der to have your eye sight preserved into old age, the eyes should be properly exam ined and the right kind ot Goods glasses worn. Dr. Lowry keeps a large stock of the fin­ v el vets est quality and greatest vari­ Linings ety of eye glasses and specta cles at his office, where you can have your eyes examined at alltmes. ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST Trimmings, Hosier}’ Gloves. Linens, Shoes Curtain-. Corsets Draperies Fans Umbrellas. Sliawl Underwear, Jacket for $1 Voij gra � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-07-21.pdf 6a4db895916dd5588994b011ac0f8291 PDF Text Text Tic best A Hastings Banner. ■ yy County- VII. NO. 12 VOL HASTINGS, MICH., JULY 21, 1892. Hasting^ City Bank, LOOK - HERE Wheat i< U>w and flour should 1m> tlio same. For a short tiiiio I will sell . 5.OOO.C.C. Whi Rose Flour AT $2.20 Per 100 Leu. This is a No. 1 Hour. I war. rant every sack to bo first grade. Cheese, 10 cents I>er pound. runs; JOS. ROGERS. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. WHOLE NO. 1936 —Mm. Hattie Baggs of South Beud. Ind., thusiastic speeches for which bo is noted. The Committee on Credentials reported arrived here last Friday to visit her par­ ents and friends—Miss Kate Mack has re­ through the chairman Hon. Jas. ASwcezey, when It was found that every turned from Albion. town but two were represented at the HAHTIKVB, MICH. convention—a very flattering report con­ W»wll»nd. Farmers are In the midst of hardest. sidering the busy time of year. Hon. P. T. Colgrove, the chairman of Many of them have not yet finished hay­ the committee on Resolutions read the ing. Corn is doing well but needs culti­ vating—A. 8. Haight wears a broad grin. following.which were received With hearty Its a boy—A subscription paper Is being cheers and unanimously adopted: Prairieville. circulated to get funds to Insure the M. E. . Resolved, by the Republican Delegatee Mrs. Ella Kelley, of Kalamazoo, is visit­ . Do you have your pjrechurch and to make extensive improve­ of Barry County In Convention assembled. ing her mother, Mrs. Armstrong—P. A. ments at the parsonage—The lecture at the First That we renew our pledge to the scriptions filled where you Keeler, of Detroit, but formerly the ^rst M. E. church Saturday night by Prof. E. great principles of the Republican party, merchant Prairieville could boast of. knd happen to be, or do you Davenport was well attended aud the that has made a National Government whose wife was the first person buried tn lecture was a pronounced success—There possible and guarantees to every man go to this cemetery, visited old frieuds here on is llftely to be a little trouble between the equal rights, protects and advances the Friday last—Harvey Havens aud wife aud two factions of the United Brethren rights of the laborer, by the advancement daughter, of Mancelona, are visiting church In our vicinity. Tbe IJberals have of the great principles ot protection and friends about here — Adrian Cook and fam ­ Oh locked up some of the churches by remov­ reciprocity. and that has made the flag ily visited at J. J. Perklas last Wednesday The Druggist, where drugs ing the old locks and putting on new ones ot the union respected and revered among and Thursday—Wheat Is very large In —Silas WooUett Is In our township attend­ the Nation* of the earth. and chemicals are absolute­ this section, and some of It badly lodged. ing to bls harvest—At our school meeting ’ We believe in the doctrine* of the Repub­ Farmers are stacking as fast as possible— ly pure. ou the 11th, John Velte. Edwin Sawdy, J. lican Party, because they are best calcu­ Geo. Nelson's family are camping at Pine M. Reiser and D. B. Killpatrick were lated for the prosperity of Americans and lake—A Cahill went to Lansing MondayAnd at the prices charged elected trustees—Several of our farmers give to every man the fruits of his toll. Fred Benson, of Delton, is now carrying will thresh their wheat from the field— Second. We denounce the Democratic will pay you to walk sever­ the mail—An Ice cream social was held in Tbe editor of the Ijike Odessa Wave says party as a party of false pretenses, and as the Willis store on Saturday evening, that the people of Woodland should feel false in Its promises and recreant to every al blocks to get to hinu from which S7.5O was"'realized. Proceeds kindly toward the people of Iatice-Odessa great trust reposed In IL We believe that to go towards paying for the well at the because the people of laike Odessa have the principles as set forth in its National cemetery—C. Carpenter aud wife have re­ made Woodlaud what It Is. When we re­ Platform are not suited to the best Inter­ turned from their visit Io Athens, and In­ member that Lake Odessa was not in exls- ests of our great and growing institutions tend to visit their son nt Oden soon—Mrs. teuce five years ago and that tbe editor of which bare been builded up and fostered F. Benson has been quite sick with sore under the wise and patriotic legislation of tbe Wave has been there but a very short throat. tiim* we feel like laughing at bls egotism. the Republican party, which has ever been We do feel kindly toward the people of true to every trust and whose legislation our sister village for during the past few hasever been in the Interests of Ameri­ E. Pennock and wife returned from Bay years many things have occurred to cas* ana AMERICAN- industries and View last Saturday, and report a cold cement our friendship, but we would In­ AMERICAN HOMES. Third. We heartily endorse-the platformwave—Mrs. Baldwin, who hai been such form the editor of tbe Wave that his at­ a srtfferer for the past threi months, died tempt to create a quarrel between us and as adopted by the Minneapolis convention a short time ago—Old Mr. Ijike was hur­ our sister will avail him nothing for the and believe that the great principles there­ ried last Monnaj—Mr. Havens has a sis­ citizens of both villages understand his in contained are best calculated to con­ ter from Iowa visiting him—Chas. Barna­ mental caliber too well to be persuaded Untie aud advance the prosperity, peace by sports a new tedder in his hay field— to quarrel over nothing—Tbe Free Metho­ and happiness of tlds, the greatest govern­ We understand Mr. Eycleshymer has dists will commence holding eampmeetlug ment established among men. We commend the administration of traded bls farm for -property in Grand here soon—John Volte and wife wpre in Rapids—No preaching at the Star at pres­ Hastings Tuesday—We notice that lean Benjamin Harrison as being wise and ent. but are in hopes to secure the service* John shoots pretty hard at the editor of patriotic, under whose leadership has been of soma preacher soon—A good Sunday •the Banker. It may be that it is gentle­ exemplified the feet that nd Nation is too school every Sunday at half past three— manly and safe to use language through small or too large to insult the American Prayer meeting every Thursday evening— the columns of a paper that it would not flag with Impunity. Fourth. That we will use our influence Haying is nearly done, harvesting is com­ be gentlemanly or safe to say to our faee. menced. We would advise the editor ot the Ban­ and every honorable means to guarantee the election of every candidate nominated ner to pay no attention to lean John for by the Republican*party, both In the state be Is subject to such outbursts of passion. Mra. Sage, of Hasting*. was visiting her and county. This promise in advance to sister. Mrs. l^onard. last week—John Q. support nominations to be made in its Creasy paid our village 11 business visit Mrs. George Wickham, of Muskegon, is future Is fully warranted by the fruitfulone day last week. John has many warm vi.-dting ber mother-in-law. Mrs. Asa Odell history ct our party in its past In selecting friends here—Quite a number of the busl- —Haying Is not through and. harvest Is men worthy aud true for the various ne-> men of Hastings, are seen on our upon us. By the way. hay and wheat are positions of public trust. Fifth. That we recognize and admire the streets now days—The finny tnbe both are good and oata bid fair to be a fine crop large and small ara taken from their native —Chan. Smith let fall a pitchfork Monday leadership of the magnetic statesman from clement in large numbers by the many which struck into his heel hurting him Maine, who Is not only a leader but a pro­ anghra here—The fine weather lias ena­ quite severely—John I^wls raised a barn ducer ofjhose advanced ideas which have bled the farmers to secure their crops in Tuesday—Mrs. Marietta Carpenter has set given to' Ameriea the lead and foremost good shape--John Ryan spent Sunday a tine monument in memory of Mrs. F. place In the commercial world: that we with friends in Kalamazoo—Although the Carpenter. It was made by Loomis and extend to him our sympathy and concrop of cherries is poor. quite an amount Venn, of Charlotte—A. G. Senter of 'dolencc In-his great affliction and bereave­ has been purchased by 11. Mosher, who Clarksville Is calling on Carlton friends ment. has paid the highest market pnee—Whor­ 1 this week—Those who noticed the display On motion the Secretary was authorized tleberries are beginning to ripen, and soon of the northern lights last Saturday night to cast the vote of the convention for | the sdauips will be full of busy pickers— witnessed a grand sight. Some, we hear, Clement Smith as chairman of delegates ! Friends of our'Sunday school are earnest­ i were frightened and thought the end of to stale convention, the other delegate^ ly entreated to get up a little earlier Sab­ the world had come—It will be remenber- being ns follow*: C. W. Smith. Nashville’; bath mornings so as to be present In time. 1 ed that last fall Peter Covert gave the use Enoch Andrus, Irving; John J. Perkins. ■ of ten acres of land to the Jtadles* Aid Prairieville; P. T. Colgrove, W. R. Cook society to sow to wheat The ground was and Jas. A. Sn-eezey. Hastings; C. A. We arc having fine weather for harvest sown and Monday the men turned out and Hough, Nashville: C. W. Armstrong. —Charley Burpee was In Gcand Rapids cut it. The crop is a good one and will Yankee Springs: L. C. Felghner, Wood­ last Saturday on business—Emma Hay­ help decrease the church debt very much. land. mond wns the guest ot Allie Burpee last We hear that unde Peter has promised to Convention proceeded to election of delSaturday—Jennie Hallie has returned to give the use of another ten acres to sow■ egates to Congressional convention which Middleville, after a few days visit with this fall. This will nearly. If not quite, resulted ns follows:' II. B. Messer, Chair­ her parents—Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Earl clear the indebtedness. - Eld. Myrgms the man; Hon. Dan’l. Striker. City: Hon. Buskirk, last Saturday, a fine boy—1). N. champion hay pitcher of Carlton. He can ^ohn Carvetb. Middleville: J. M. Rogers, Stocklng-and wife spent Sunday In Brad­ work as well as preach ' and we can all 'Variton; A. C. Towne, Prairieville: lion. ley—Ralph Sage. of your town, spent Sun­ testify that be 1... gives some grand good I I*^r. ('ntL’mve. citv; eltv: D. 1). B. H. Kilnatriek. . T. Colgrove. Kilpatrick. day at Gun lake—Mrs. Jennie Doyle Is at Woodland: Dr. Hanlon, Middleville: L. To consumers of kerosene oil in Jin8- work for Mrs. Mark Bugbeu near Prairie­ sermons. N. Mosher. Johnstown and M. L. Cook, lings and Barry Co: We have established ville. .. 7^ Aaeyrla. city. The congressional convention has an agency at Hastings for the sale ot The Misses Minnie and Jo. Williams, been called In Allegan for Tuesday, Snow Drop oil, which for luminating pur­ of Nashville, visited at Colo Russell's last August 10th. poses has no equal. Being a product of <>. M. Mctaugblin has returned from week--Ed. Green has a fine new carriage Choice of delegates to senatorial conven­ Pennsylvania crude an^l J55 degree** lire his eastern trip—S. E. Cook, ofCharlotte, tion resulted as follows: Jas. M. Bauer, test makes It perfectly safe. It produces Sundayed here—Jennie Miller. *<»f Jones­ —Bensle Ellis, youngest daughter of Hen­ a dear aud white light ami free of odor, ville. H visiting nt C. L. Glasgow’s—Wnrd ry Ellis. Is very sick with brain trouble— city, chairman: P. K. Jewell. Assyria; Gilbert Striker. Baltimore: W. T. Barber, nor d><es it cause any deposit on chimney Gribbon. of th?' Hastings Journal force, Sam I’annrtler has a new McCormick self Barry; Tobias Garn. Carton; L. W. Felgbwhich Is m» common with cheap mid low spent Sunday with his parents—Lulu binder—Pastor Carpenter failed to put In ner and Friend Soule, Castleton: P. W. lest Ohio oil. Since July 1. lS9l, Michi­ Frlghner Is away on a little vacation. an appearance Sunday—Will Corwin aud Burgess. Hastings twp: T. S. Brice.* 2d gan allows the use of 120 degrees lire test While gone will visit at Hastings. Muske­ family will move to Grand Rapids soon— ward, city; A. E. Kenaston. 3d ward. oil which permits the the sale of kerosene gon and other places—Maud Bentley and Gus Sackett and chlldicu. of Battle Creek, Hale Kenyon. 4th ward: John McCallum. were in town Sunday — Melvin Tuckerman made from Oblo crude and possed*?? a a young lady friend, of Hastings, were at Hope: J. W. Godfrey. Irving; F. E. Doty, larger percentage of snl|4iur anti aft^r ex- H. G. Hale's over Sunday—L. W. Feigh- and wife, of Battle Creek, have visited the Johnstown: J. D. Guy, Maple Grove; trading sufficient naptha (explosive part) । a| Uastlngg Saturday-The busl- past week at John Tuckerman’s and Mrs. Walter Brown, Orangeville; A. C. Towne. E. J. Hartom ’ s — lAirenzo Dean has been tu raise the fire test to 150 degrees or more nctis men, of this village, held their annual Prairieville; Afton D. Smith. Rutland; £L It becomes useless, so far as producing picnic nt Thornapple lake this week Wed- very sick with heart trouble—Tho sixth E. Hendrick. Middleville: A. W. Dllteulight 1s concerned but nt a low test-will DttMlny—Mr. nud Mra. L. W. Fclgbner and seventh grade* of the Center school beck. Woodland; A. F. Sylvester. Yankee' bum fairly well, still producing a very Mart <>ii a trip west tills. Thurwlay. even­ have organized reading circles. Springs. disagreeable ordor while burning and load­ ing—Del* Young has returned to bls work The chairmen of tile various delegations ing the chimney with a greasy substance. at the Lentz Table factory, after spending REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVEN were authorized to till any vacancies that Give Snow Drop oil a trial, the cost Is but a couple of weeks with his people at TION. may occur in tbeir delegations. little different than what you pay for tbe Charlotte—James Fleming was at Middle­ As we have said before the convention IUrh the Favorite . cheap goc^s you are using and the satisfac­ ville Wednesday—A numtier of our young was a very large one considering the busy County Republicans. tion you will get in light will more than people Sundayed at the lake—Master time of the year for the farmers. The compensate, snying nothing of additional Clarence Ford, of Grand Rapids, Is. visit­ for governor was strongly The Republican county cod vention for sentiment safety. For sale by 8. E. Phillips, H. 1* ing at John Messimer’s—Greta Young Is the purpose of electing 10 delegates to Rich, and we believe that before this Newton and Cook A Cook. visiting, nt Grand Rapids—Mrs. C. W. the state conyention: IO to the congres­ reaches our readers, he will l»e the choice A. D. Maynard. Wholesale Ag. Smith and her guest, Miss Cora, of De­ sional convention; and 21 to the seuatortal of the delegates for that high honor. Hastings. Mich. troit. arq visiting In tbe eastern port of the convention was held in the court room With all due respect to Mr. Pingree and Saturday. Temporary organisation was the excellent Mayor that he has nude for state. perfected in the forenoon, the meeting be­ Detroit. yet the people of the county PBOBATKUItllKK ing called to order by Bale Kenyon. Chas. through their delegates believe that Rich Mrs. W. J. Wolf and Mrs. W. Shle. of W. Smith, of Nashville, was called Io the will be the strongest maibihat can be put ror .b. Hastings, were the guests of Mra. E.. Wolf chair making n few well timed rcmurlis In on the republican ticket. ' The Rich fol­ County of Barry, holden .it tbe Probate office. over Sunday—Lee McDonald and wife nceeptlilg the office. W. R. Cook was lowers took no advantage of their superior CllyMHtMon. 10 «lae-~»l>-on Dior,tlir 7tb day of July, tn the year one were colled to Cedar Creek to take care of elected Secretary. The convention then numbers as they might have done had they the former’s brother, who was bitten with proceeded to business by electing the fol­ chosen to. but rather desired to give the thousand eight hundred and ninety two. preirot. Cbartei W. Armsuvag. Judge of n rattle snake—Coats Grove people now lowing committee on credentials. Chas. minority sentiment a chance. Accordingly ; mittur of the estate of V. Cotmnbus think they are up with Woodland, both W. Armstrong. A. C. Towne and Jas. A. the delegation stood eight for Rich and two tlag stations—The sick of our place are all Sweezey. for Pingree. An attempt to pass resolu­ better — The hum of the harvesters will The chair was empowered to appoint a tions, favoring the candidacy of John T. “0“ I^JK »d“uiitlie peiulm. ,d"lr ."ft la? ' 3£ soon cease. Harvests are now shorter committee of five on permanent organiza­ Rich for governor was met with such op­ than when we were kids—Cotnv to the flag tion and order of business.' The fol low­ position by both Rich and Pingree men dlr nieJSr k besrj and showed sad l» dis­ raising Saturday at two o’clock. ing committee was named: Dr. W. H. that it was withdrawn. aay iiieu - --------. rwwn uld tmit. . .. Nothing further coming before th* con­ Snyder, Dr. Sackett, L. W. Feighner. John vention It was adjourned upon motion. Lee and Frank Sylvester. forenoon T>eM«taned tor the baaring of said A committee of five on Rcaolntlons was Very nice weather we are having and petition and that tbe helm id nf La«» «l nntl all other pertnnn taterejtadln «ata that Is what the fanners like, to get their appointed as follows: I’. T. Colgrove, Name and residence. “hftoirt then*fobe“(SdETatO»« Probateof- crops taken care of—J. S. Keeler sports a Judge Smith. JohnCarveth. Enoch Andrus So St?of HMtinks. in C0UDtJ-M<1, new binder, purchased of S. Bair, ot Lake. and A. C. Towne. ... » Albert Howe. Hasting*. Convention adjourned until one o'clock Odessa—Our scribe of the Banner Is 101» Haul- H. Durkee. Uuxtinn. Daa'I C. Warner. Hmdtaga, getting there EH—We do not think it Is p. m. nt which time tbe committee made '1 Elizabeth DcGoIan. .. right for one church to infringe on tbe their reports. t Barton E. Uranv*. BaritoD. Committee on Permanent Organization w < NelUe Lewut. Balumare, others right, and we think that those that SjJr’JsLl Ed "”^26.1^211naw^l keep Saturday ought to have their evening and Order of Business reported as lollows: For Chairman—Hon. John Carveth. meetings on that night, and those that For Secretary—W. IL Cook. keep Sunday have theirs on that night, ^T nrenouaTo'laldTla, of bearing. Following are tbe real estate transfers order ofrvsineas. and that will give each one a chance. fur the week ending July 18. 1892, as 1— Report of Committee on Credentials. taken from tbe books iu the register’s office: 2 — Report of Committee on Resolutions. Dowling. k (Atrue copy.) Helen w Bassett U KgbcrtEHulT »7 ac sec 5 Ils,rs.lln| will be general here Ihte 3— Appointment of three tellers. Yankee Mnriugs »IK» Dant FTrieste John Snuggs 30 ae see IS week—Ueo. WllMm I. closing on I his .lock 4— Election of delegates to State Conven­ tion. 1 ttrCiark to John A Cslart SO aesecta n« dir koods snd uroeerii-i on neenunlnt noorbetlth. wiling hto entire .took« 5— Election of delegates to Congressiona Cdnve ntion. JSslly redoceil rsles. bl” •“llT Dowling will .npport snnther doctor A. G—Election of delegates to Senatorial Con­ On-MU Murray to W H Klatabana pare*'. vention. N. Wsrren Is very iioorly—Drendms Prey Nasbvtlte tuna hss gone to Lowell to rlslt ber dsogbter— 7—Miscellaneous Business. Mre. C Msok Is rery .Ink si Ibis wrlting. S—Adjournment. The carpet bug la making thlnga Hveljr Hou. John Carveth. of Middleville, took Dr 1 jmpmsn sitending ber—Geo. Phil­ around Owosso. lips is working S. Hlnebnun tn biylng the chair and made one of those solid, en- Hastings Banner Ml mi RIM Published Thursdays by COOK BROS.. COUNTY NEWS. H § M o FRED L. HEATH’S 8 o c g g to Z, are you going to buy a SEWING MACHINE? Hoods Sarsaparilla. ■ man wiio soils at the same price to the Paines Celery Compound. ns to the rich. He won! charge you $55 am! sell the same style of machine to an­ -.1.1, dealers.. Oh, no! ■th-: The Dollar of the Poor Man The Lip! Hein.- al THF PFfiPI F’S lllulljVluuO ' T; av. as the dollar of the rich. He sells ,UG STORE. !.’■ aii.g World Renowned Domestic, The New - h.e other first-class machines. For 16 yt^W the leading drug I - । ’i a machine for ji small payment down and book strfre in Hastings. ':.m e in monthly payments if desired. I ay y.at to call on him before you bny. ■ oils and parts for all machines. SnoiM School hiss, T. PHILLIPS The most complete stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. III. 5. Goodyem The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. Hastings, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Blankets, Bedding, AND Live Geese Feathers 1 iv. I -. »st complete stock of Dress Goods in.the state. ' A lull line of Gents Furnishing Goods. A splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella for SI.00, try one. Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co., 78, 80 and 82 Monroe St. GRAND rapids, .j1-, a specialty ^tniakiim Gents suits »nd pants to order. /'* MICH. Mich. Hastings Banner and Detroit Tribune, $1:00 <4 �CARNEGIE’S COUP. HE WAS BOUND TO WIN I Homestead and th« Union mill*. A* fa* in dried Bcocae* FAILURES DID NOT DISTURB HIM, NOR KOJRGUMENTa | Homestead Company Makes an Important Move. dealing flies. ------------- “I Impwt anything under the «unto»*> HISTORY OF VOLAPUK PROGRESS of the universal guage lan­ DURING TEN YEARS. Hk Rldtettia, Today A 51*0 Who Dallrre* in LucJc. Good aud X^Bought in anything curious lately^. bo all inservice at one time,/omc U“to,"E1lr pany there to given an average of twX men, and in particular ca*£ lhen. GREAT EXCITEMENT .AT HOMESTEAD. CHARGES OF MURDER SWORN OUT Burgess McLuckie in Jail and O’Don­ nell and Five Other Leaders on the List IndlEMtlo PimtfJfUG, July 10.—John McLuckie, burgere or chief municipal officerot Home* tt**d .■ slept last night on a cot in one of the cells of the county jaiL Telegrams were being sent to a tloxen different points Hook and ladder companies nri. lially life saving tn their duties. To^S,' ilmtauwllim bibfowYork .Mil, two bunk n»| l.ul"",?? !to>l«. iLr. jrn UUrtr.rf5 u, Indignation. Homestead, Pa., July IB.—Never since the night that Governor Pattison ordered the stilt* troops to Homestead was tfds little borough thrown into such a htate ol feverish ex citenent as it wns last evening when the news went abroad that warrants, charging the leaders of the strike with wilful murder, had been Issued in Pittsburg, and that idx er seven men charged had given themselves up to the authorities. About 3 o’clock in the after noon two men walked into the office ol Squire Kuhn, the local magistrate, and made some Inquiries concerning the places of residence of Burgess McLuckie and other strike leaden. They refnawAc tell why they deaired the information. The inquiries Were continued at other places and suspicion as to the real charac­ ter of the business of the two men becanu aroused when they were recognized as constables Price and Irwin. Bad. T.ite . ~orv of a FarUrer Who mdtrfth. II»d Hl* Bad Lack All la o*. Big J™1' “» |o priori,ire of plain, everyday. Serie* of DtouUvu. Ftnamdal r.llurre, prwloct* of nature, but 1 think I ------------------------, haiue]y prsaucui oi —... unrnri^ . ... J • i..—-rhteh will surprise •The man who has it in him to win will have something route 21 that What do you -*y to 3 a generally win.” said a New Yorker in an you for r°“ - all. ..Vbale of har.JlW *lth th< uptown restaurant the other day. “Some- box as big as h bale times I think it’s beat to get all your bad eomprowd bodies of dried fli. •What luck in a heap. Pile it on one bit after the , “Files!" exclaimed the reporter, ’ At tbe peace congress in Rome much of been as many na eighteen. Thi-ac lu..n wbw th. Engtob >to«kln« nnfor. htoto resent the pick of the service an t„ „|.r^ -M U-tnpon tllMr he-rer, tod It goee ique. All of them have plowed the school at Instruction .-uid have tolhoat «Xl»« U.“ • lAbRbdg® to Ml iroaia tore ver, .modi MdllUUd specially trained for their duties, h. imLJ nutter. In • tboiutod other dldortot coolness alone that is requisite, bu. reliance which comes fmr, u. t direction, th. utllit, of • oogmopoULto perfect trained muse Lex. ’ 1 tongue c»n to «tol, null" the apparatus In carried inaddhi.* rrtoer who follow, the currwit totlrltta. wOn the ladders, which, with their . S of th. d»T will need to tax M* jutofop hot .lightly io ulUfy hlmnlf xhxt th. slotxs, are ninety fret long. tt numb* of eonddemtloo of Ml gn»t rahjeet. tod.l. hooks, with axes, crowbar*, ropes lifeaav nollUcuL Mjentldo tod r.liglou»-l. Ihtto ing nets and fire extinguish, r. <>u a,., wulooul. Within « comi-iwUvely toort count of the extreme length of the ladders, time b»rv toon heM InterwUlonxl eon- the apparatus k extended, and there L, gMto> of the geographer. “ W"blngton, steering wheel, acting on the ku k oxh the geologlrt. »t Wellington, the hyglon- which onabkt; tbe truck to turn sharp coP'. Gk nt londoo. the pototl union U Vtanon. ners. The three horses attached t.« -uch a machine must !«e<-f the best the bum.nluirito. gt Brm-eln. th. \ tong lumbering for every minute lost in reaching a center Men's Christian association at Amsterdam, the Congregatlonaltots aS London, the of conflagration menus chances of death or destruction or property.—Harper's Weekly. Methodists at Washington and tbe wom­ en's Christian Temperance union at Boston. To each of these congrewws came people Parrots and toucan* have no knlvi. and from every civilised country, and probably no want was more distinctly felt than that fork* to cut off the rind* of tropical fnfit*; of a common medium of exchange of but ns monkey* use their finm r . *o t|;c thought. Not only is there to Iw a nerd of birds use for the some purpi^c their "harp an international language, but that need and powerful hill*. N<> l»-tt.-r n it ■ llM> u «*!««»r Th*f n7d hr br°.ex’ and fruit porttra could po**ibl;. l i^ent ever -ince International relations The purrot ta particular hn* de’v.,1.-;f.’j have 4._xburnt, nnd while tbe intema- the purpore Lta curved aud intli.te.’. relation* of tin- world were rommiu a wonderful wrApon< ki*-n a. n t JZlto ibe’mrftatio^of the few who were , ^.“.pralfori-of Irarfonx «'”1 I ,- ‘n z tbe ......I, end taler French M.|.pl..nfol j *‘”"ului{ **?“ wlu other, and then when the good luck comes I you have a clear way and ore in good train- | American. They’re from Mexico, and in Ing for a strong run. I “I was out west fifteen yi-jirs ago when I clade MJ kind ot »y Lbx, Oh* Mralbxt fir. I ehonid nny. met a young fellow who Interested me a klnderf to . boy. "bring . raraplnl o< thnra dried great deid. He couldn’t have been over to a ooy, uouB « —ML_aU>. twenty-eight then, but ho had seen a good • flies for thia young mar। wri . dml M HIto-tbto to Ufo oar Ufore. I hranl Jtoira wait with. «Tl»toHbM« •arehouse behind office. back that h. Iral tovu Io th. Bbrap ratoln. buri- wsrrbtos. behind the th.o ffice, Jndcams . n... ooupl.otr.hr. tetora. but Itadta.! with.MUhhW “"'"t WltnaBllinJUK UF®“ ravera-j. ". ----------■ "" hit whole bu.lraw.-tad lock, .rrry OU. with ’It1!chin, th|n,dry dryflat ffiitthing*. tbloP.Which "blobon ooinspeoI .tbototo.1 pnrrad tajto «lot tfon proved to be flies of all *.xrs tod ■aid. I had doltaken lion out a few thousand dolan eM co^ lars with which I wonted and expecled to ors, with a sediment of broken wings ».rad«ul, Mu«i ! tofoctod torr, make a fortune in a :— time. A* I knew nothing at all about! sheep ne I! "Ueoplfi buy theni to ft*d their sing ng sheep and and every every one one said said that that wnat what be didn't know about sheep was not worth bird* I sell them retail to ’ ' • ’1 thought ight it knowing, It would would be bo a good who tell me they are especially««« with him. So 1 some birds nt any time and for others at idea to strike a 1Imrgnin *------'**• v ’~ I certain times of the year. ’ went to him. “1O I should "Ho was working in a railroad machine uu«iu say they would prove pretty ’ shop at the time, earning I think it was expensive diet. Just think of the tim KJ.75 a day, for before he enme of ago he ; and labor spgftt in catching so many mm. had learned this tradJjuat to fall back on, I "Yon forget, young man, that n Mexican SsT lX “ Hu n e. -« dtJTrf aritUu? he explained. ‘And,’ he added, with a Indian is not a Enlgbt " iluable ns as that of>a^: k. twinkle In his eye, ‘I’ve fallen back on it , is about ns valuable , thicker, too, in the ^rop oftener tbau 1 expected.’ : hen. Flics are thicker. te~, -------------. aj “When I explained to hfan my idea about • valleys of Mexico than yon have any ,1 the sheep he told me alxut his lite. His , of—something like tnoaqultces In a swamp mother had died and left him about <3,000. 1 or, shall we say, a* thick ns blanks inn.I When ho came of age hq took the money I lottery? iI 1 «ili. ra tbe leniranxe "t dlploui.'for. n;«l p. Ko ’uf ± “Well.” continued the speaker. The • to eon.e extent the lenxunse n< cc.n.nwrve.' and put It all in sheep. He iu~ lost ik iu 1For a ‘: then Mexican Indian who can no longer sleep in time ho-'flrwl'on a locomotive IwCvuawt'v^ ami thc3 i*VMtanMrU.I. tabor of the ranutrtei' ’ ” * t , ’ hi* hut on account of the swarms of fl»e.*j went back to|iis trade. He saved money, 1 ma uu, uu ----- — nnd Invested it in a sawmill scheme with attracted by the. filth which accumulate* I there hr.. Ira... » '■r.-.n.nfotan IntoeornT some others. The mllf burned down—it ' about hi* front door sometimes w stung | hadn’t made money, anyway—nnd he went ' into a desire for revenge on his eneunev ' l»ack to his trade again. Then he worked Revenge is sweet, and sweeter if there i» hi* way to Deadwood, made up hi* mind any money in it. He goes to the wood* n’kto “«5o^h“blrthrf«1.rae!fc.l »orl.l there was nothing there for him and got and collects n number of green twigs of a . aid of police authorities for tho arrest of Hugh O’Donnell, the leader of the strikers, and warrants are In the hands of the officer* That news soon became noised about of the taw for seven other participant* in While a suspicion that the arrests were the trouble* at Homestead, and who are anticipated bad been prevalent for tvre days, it was not supposed that the charge but tho vanguard of a small army of strik­ against the strike leaders would be sc ers that it is proposed to bring before the serious a one as munler. and the working­ ’ bar of the taw. The intention of tbe Car men were thrown into a state bordering negie company to institute criminal pro­ on consternation by the tidings. Coming, ceedings against the Homestead leaders in as the news did, directly after the victory the event of the county authorities foiling of the Amalgamated association in the to take cognisance ot the recent riot was refusal of the men in the mechanical de­ . . .. carrietl into effect much quicker than had partment ot the Carnegie works to accept The way the bird bolds a fru !i mugeily ‘ the invitation ot the Ann to return to j one claw, while ho rtrip-.,il thv been anticipated. their old duties, it turned jubilation into dexteraralj ’ with h’e uXl.'n.i The Intarmatton* Filed. dtspondehey and brought tears to the eyes efchie Sf'.L . :wit Shortly before noon yesterday Secretary of many a man who»e heart was in the ♦ Lovejoy, of the Carnegie company, enter­ cause. •-■-.euby er... Mb,., . .......... —- -j ..... in­ ed the ofilce of Alderman McMaster and Didn’t Look for a Marder Chnrga. truder, KUgge..ta to the observing luindlbe asked the alderman to draw up informa­ A few took the news quietly, the greater 1 One «ra In tn.t elei.1 n.,,1.1 ,™. Mul tions against Hugh O’Donnell, John Mc- number indulged In bitter words, but . Iuse ta to be...... monkev r n>ndv .,,.;. ■down ,-a up>n ... .. unfr*t*aY monkey ev< ever ready to mt sw<iop Luckle, Sylvester Crichlow, Anthony took care that outsiders were not near bock Into Wyoming. He had in his life certain tree. These he lay* in a pile on tbe iiMtmixx. wvu when they spoke them. Women gave way iraraed how to telegraph. floor erf hl. bar. wlth.ra.ne dry twi^ nrr | nr 0 the tempting tail feathers of hb.hrr Etary Flaherty, Samuel Burkett, James Flanto tears aud declared that all was lost, "He had n *mnrt head and a-pleaslng der them. _ x>. Then Tlxra from Iran. another too.tor tree .rar ho no get* «r» ., foe; one sees the canny parrot ev.-r pr<nlcnn atid Hugh Ross. The charge was while little children, seeing their elders *'gum. whieh bo toll. Info » -Mn drop , Th. ehto.plm. rf VMto“k ran gum. t murder, and wm based upon the claim weep, clung tremblingly to the dresses of manner and got two job* at onca—tele-a • nn.Tiprraa.1 on „lb ot hl. huL Th. . gj;■» UJ foMt. to! u. - to .to • paredJor his rapid attack, and eVer eager to make him pay with five Joint- r.f bl* that there men hod caused tbe death of T. i their «*«.««<., mothers, and did likewise. It k cer- graph operator nnd manager of the drug — ’ tall for his impertinent interh-trnu-with J. Connors, a Pinkerton watchman, and ; tain that the leadeiaof the strikers had an store in a little town, running tho business -Lv~i an unoffending fellow citixen yf thtf ar Silas Wayne, o workman in the mill*. || inkling the company vol. world, tod ^k-’“ inkling ot of what what tbe company Intended, intended, end of the drug store while its owner, a Whrn the hut I. bltok with th.lt. th. In *rl’«l '.oreol community.—Cornhill Magaxiue. Two infornihtions against each of the ac- : jjUt nevertheless, the news that warrants physician, looked after the drug, part, cured were drawn up, one for each of the : hlM[ j^ued came like a shock of a which won a trifle compared with tho dead men, in one ot the informations | thunderbolt to them. They had expected fancy goals, paints, oils and various other ■ * , . , , ■ . u...* It it «*.,■■. n.tt m day. was not n aiirliii.ti sudden .-fmc-.-nLlon conception or of its O’Donnell’a name standing first and in ’ t hnt conspiracy would be the most serious things. Including coal! He established twigs emit an aromatic smoke which kills author, but tbe slow and laliorioas out­ his telegraph office the other second. . change preferred it any, and “murder” had wivgrapu y»u«> ... in theuSdrug store and the flies, and they fall to tbe floor in thou­ come of year* of weary study. More than ' sands. Then the native's wife dries them . • The WaHflft* Bent'to Bomastead. uu ominous sound that foreboded grievous all went merrily until,hu had saved fifty language* nnd dialect* were studied With that ............... he went.. out at»d hunted Tbe fourteen warrants were made out ”” up " a ‘ while he goes to sleep again."—New York and examined by the patient worker who partner with tho same amount pf capital. 1 Tribune. and given tA constables, who went with I Lenders Meat in Conference. devised this language. Through thirty them to Homestepd. Colonel Green de- | Hasty summons brought the leaders to They went to Utah. He bought sheep aud years he resolutely pursued his work, seek­ tailed two companies of the provost goal*! ' gather at the headquarters of the advisory ‘went broke’ again! J We visited the historic Kelthley cave one ing the simplest form* of inflection and to accompany the constables. Upon going I committee. On the face of every man was , , " 'Now,' - - ■ ho- said . to - mo with a pleasant „ ' day in company with W. T. Powell, William con*tructiou, f.unilinrir.lng himself with to the home* of tho accused none of them serious, troubled look, nnd baste War । **08", yonwe that I haven t made just ! and Sid Eronebarger and Hons and Seibe those sounds which were common to the; was found nt home and most of the reel- ' made to lock the door of tbe consultation I Jon might call a startling succv.'.h I Kelthley. The object cf the visit was to many language* of civilisation. appropri-J deuces were locked and vacant. Upon re- room, that the new aspect that the situa-! ?“* of Hut I know-there U money 1 see what remained of the work done there ating such roots as were general among j ■ turning to this city it wo» found that Me- tloU had tnken might bediscureed without! io «• 1 know- why 1 have failed before ! n great many years ago by Elder Willis native tongues, devising n system of pre-| Luckiv had evaded them, come to the fettr o( betraval. The members of the ! an*l * may fail again. But I have been prepared' -n fixes and suffixes best suited to affiritl the ■ Kelthley, who in his old age r;----------------city nnd surrendered himself. He said he town council also met. Their purpose was ■ ** v iuK seventy-five dollars a month to go .nfo.to fouim-raunra .. to«r , place ................ ..1 ra«h«pl«c 1 UnrrM raptoricu of r.yb«l.rf to U» in this cave for his final had rent word to the other men wanted to to to conuaerme consider the an« arrest of -----------------------John McLuckie,! into tbe business once mure, and if after r — — «wtor>- tooun.1 th. entrance I. itrooj ra,.lIwu Iral. of root., kilolux «l«»y. M come in and do likewise. McMaster1 the • burgess • - the • •• of -- town1 • wlcr1 bur. fold run you wouldIlk. ’,b-to ♦"try ‘ Th. 1 of towu. — The talk me, IIUU your man.' So we trial IL tod tod Impoaitg. It I. cl.rau.l tod the vlmr dmplM.y tod ufotomtai il.rou.rb waited until b p. m. for them but they dl$l , councilman was that the arrest* were an — ----------------- ---- . ,. . _ ; , - • , ----------- . :— d---from the mouth is commanding and ro- , means n* largely nppropriative and as lit- । not appear, and he committed McLuckie ■ outrage »n.l the whole blame wu on In due eon™, of time we -went brake,’or i mantje. It h almost surrounded by great tic revolutionary a* possible. to jAil without l»il pending a'preliminary Frick, who would lose more than he would practically so, । had man im-' bowlders of red marble, assuming fantas-' The accumulative material for hk Un , gain. II ' -I h ”' 'cotnc """ to ’ admire -------- thh ----------examination Friday. mensely. He was strightforward, bright, 1He and grotesque shape*. I gauge was vast. Its nature was varied, iu: ; Will llsturn the Compliment. Influence of the Two Men. |1 witty add extremely able, and 1 felt more ' The entrance itself is a grand portal. ' condition chaotic. The process of selcc- I While in McMaster's office with bls tbun to“v“«.‘e"X'foktoD ttohad m.u'ln'cbrak hi,n t‘‘*n l>dlJ ! B“‘ ,be pro-pW!?,m*l‘ ’ llo“- rrjrallto .0.1 tototmrnl wra Itoorl- I O'Donnell and McLuckie done more Mrs. H’UHam Lohr counsel xnd other friends, McLuckie sold than anyone else to keep tne men in cnecx „ , ’[said when the pnmt. <»*• cant in comparison with othercavcsof this cus. One after another plans were mapped ! Ot Freeport. 111., tx-fan to fail rapt lly. tost a3 that he had O'Donnell were-vnot leaders, since the fight flirht with with the thePinkertons, Pinkertons, and and| I 0T(,r' .the iroable’with youis sheep. You’d country. At a point a few feet inaide there , out and found to lie incongruous. Assort- I appeUU' and got into a serious cunJltic-baa but among the smallest of the strikers; their removal would leave things in a and ns for Himself he did not know if he critical situation. AH' the men had great made a fortune at anything eke in the *till remains n part of an old wall and meut and reussurttoent failed to produce 1 r\..«Ebe ec-uM not cat vejo table, p, em was any longer a member of the associa- respect for there two men. They fairly world, because you have the brainsand some stones cut and fashioned for door*, j an orderly system, but t he work was never ' ;toast distressed ner. Had na<i to <> give up hem* toast distressed her. tidn. He went ou to s*y: T might as well worthijxxl O’Donnell. He was considered the pertinacity to do it, but as long a* you This is about all that k dow left of the • relinquished and order came at last. stick to sheep you will be a poor man. It ’ s work done by this remarkable old man. | The system framed it was still withheld I work. Ina week a. ’ ter taking come out with it aud »ay that informa­ a yonng Napoleon among them. He was ~ ~ — tions will be laid against Frick. Carnegie a „ born „„„ lender, quick to think and act; »a your fate, Come, now. swear off on sheep • He had made here a resting place to be , from the world until fte^utbor had preand Potter. Whether we will bring any I nian of remar’kable Intelligence, who had with' me* I am going back ca*t nod make 1*1<1 fo- But now about all trace of it Is pared a large vocabulary covering the gom\ , , , ; , | principal fundamental symbok foxexpre»- She felt a Utile better. Coukl keep »>ro !:>1 one else into it. I cannot say at present. I prnct>saUy guided the workmen in their my money slowly.' “ ’ Just you wait, ’ he said. • laughing He hod also cnn ’ tsl a sermon on a tablet *! on of Ideas. Then he announced Ml lanoaher stomach and.grew stron^r. S. tell you w* will make this man hrick struggle. Burgess McLuckie was also a of rock. But It La* Iwn carried off or ■ goage. presenting at once Ha gHunmar and 3 botde*. lia* a r.-K'd uvj’etlt ■ ^r.iocd . come down on hl* knees so hard that the counsellor of ;>euceful methods, and had cheerfully. "’1’11 hit It yet.’ "Well, the other u«j day u a •/!«, big. mu full waisted. buried In the debris that has fallen from -----------— and• challenging • • • ••’s does her work easily, I* now tn perfect l; vocabulary the world sound will be heard in the farthest corner done much to Restrain estratn the tbe men from iron* vlovto•»*»», ...vv..... mumtu, . . man, walked .. . .into . my office. _ ,1.~ .1...burgess at the _time of_ the brown .l>earded the «»f- \V_ '? e ...ra.-^1,h “ cav® w n d,T criticism. This he did in tbe spring of ot civilian ion." 1 i.?Ilcc. He w*f L_.„ ________ _____ Hood 3 Pilus »« ttora of </f perhaps twfb.fo, n half mile. milk We W. found uuiHtM.i ucwmow buo rkn.wMm j V,U1W. »,t„,“«t^J«u7r«wirwtoU । ... ‘xtai tauce 187U Ths world wns ready for him as it •Yes," put in oue ot those present, “and alrJke of Bnd waa elected by the work- foto.blmU.nl 1 jumpol holt w«, torn. ’----- ------------- —v. .. . J...------bear beds and tracks plenty at a distance has been always ready for ’’those of whom oncethc warrants Irtued we will have men again tbi* year, a* they saw another ; back from the entrance, but, no rooms of the world was not worthy”—ready with Carnegie extradited iu short order." | difficulty with the Carnegie company was the room. Paring for Farm* fruiu one <■’"<* | "'How interest. A fine spring of water ridicule, with abuse, with lampooning, " ‘Row are you, you.'’ I cried. ‘How have you »1“ At Homestead a member of theadvtaory brewing, been doing? Tell me oil about yourself. ’ finds exit nt the entrance, nnd this k the with sneer, with that worst of rejections, committee said that the warrants to bo I Gov. John Miller, of North Dab-fa; itA STATE OF WAR IN IDAHO. Aud then he told me In n modeat way that ra',,e the <»*«• No formations or onyx voiceless ignoring. Then Volnpuk lapsed applied for against Frick et. al. would ! had charge murder and treason. | ,or me auners—xnrear* ’ he had built half,,a town,■ and . . ( comJ — I <*f n nny note were found.-Galenn (Mo.) Or into tcm|x,rary forgetfulness, and was latrs an instance of what i- being ; ■ ni. ideas on plumbing aud —— i ’ ' „af r.arGearHI. Warfare. .east to K*t get some Ideaaon ami *" ,'“ without a following during two or three pllslied by farmer.' In the Brd llhcr \ al!ty of’Minnesota and North Dakota. IL-*;«<! SECRETARY LOVEJOY FELT GOOD. 17* *.*. 'waterworks. I years.. Therefore, In considering the ncIB — -The ------I Wallace, Ida., July IB The conditio I .. ..,n , con... trilct for the waterS. J. Leland, near his town of Jlwul .. N. Kvery Mun Known to Have Been Iu tbo of the CcBUr of a real ' u®ewa» a^prosperous and wealthy tner- auidiionn of Volupuk we may properly D.. bought IGO aertt of lend In the •prit.g of affairs aUxln in bub. Ctoir d d’’Alene Alvto continues eon.loura work*, „„k«.’ ’ he to said, raid. 'if Iff1 can ran get qrt bold boUof.n.1 dale the beginning of language to ten years a<M T. n. *rre.ud. I ta k be dm* mm... lo------------be a ran-- I He, rilkn wh .u wUS «.«ii ,. »IU> ..... i'e ... ----------- There --------------„wtll )th „, c r „ chant; she was h little bit of •a clerk who of 1891. for FLOOD, and raised rnip* Hit ago. and represent hero what it has to lived end thrived, and took care of a Secretary Lovejoy wa* in good spirit* vjctlon jetting down that thers jp on foot already completed the dicker for opening season worth the salary of a j.iveiuwnt show for the ten year* of its exbtence. little sister on a few dollars a week, and test night over this sensational move. He1 a scheme * - aggressive ---------- «------character »-------- --- on the -• —•-«------shop. ■-— »I -• — — —- — clerk, in excess of the tost of bi- l;ir:i.. as of• an plumbing also want you. -to -find 1 The fl rat approval which Volapuk re ­ said: “There are good cases against 1,000of part of the Miner’s union, though as to me a smart, wide awake young Aan who was as bright and cheery an if she had ceived was in Vienna, Austria, where a per tbe following statement: never a care In the world, making her own ’ there men, and from now on twelve to what this move may be opinion h divided.! 10 “ ,fnk ca«hh r. Have got the sunshine out of the other sida of the cloud. body of learned men associated tbenuielves “ncT •’’“““r mu fifteen informations will be made every i Tto gvtoral opinion I. U>». Urgo numbm tfojfo"! but" o’w.n^l Slm°'^1 ” I M* ■ She was saucy t-oo. Nobody could crush in a club for its study and promotion. It day. The idwt is to make them just a* 1 of miners are coming into the Cceur, •*’Well A'I said ’I told you that hcr,Brtth . L_. ftny K™n,l w— airs, 2 _L_ and ahe J.. had _J» speedily spread to France and wns there Deduct ing east of land tut as the authorities can handle them. I d'Alene from Montana, by way of Thomp- yoa dQ j it was ln you. . pathetic ' little way of * putting aside anuha championed by the government director of technical instruction in the schools of Par­ We have evidence against 1,000 men, and ' son Fads, At Gem Sunday Captain Bubb, I’m glad you quit the sheep finally. i r.nd insults, as if she did not see them. So is. Presently It cropped out in SL Peters­ Leasing....... Case* of this khnl are Ml ■we propore to push these care-*. The taws who has entire charge of the gulch. In-। "’Sheep.” cried A---- .with a great laugh, i all her crosses turned into crowns. burg under the guidance of the supervisor they arc a trug in Alic new* mark1: •of Pennsylvania are very broad on this ■ eluding Burke an I Gem.saidthat from 200 ‘Why. man. 1 have one of the finest herds '| One morning she was late. It was little of English Instruction In the Russian I to the west, and the finest plant without . sister's fault entirely. She had what she subject, and [tenons who were on the to SOO men were on the bilk near Gam. schools. Its welcome to the Scandinavian The Troop* on the Qui Vive. | an exception anywhere. If you want to ------> 7. 7. r~T. — • — called a toothnehey night, and slept so premises at tbe time ot the shooting are j nations------wan, next Scout* rc;»rte<i seeing many here and »«» a sheep ranch that beau the world P*30**11 *1} * wiofo that munuug morning uu on nrr her big sister'ss trinity uu oig sister , - of,----------—---given, -------' and then ; liable, not only a* accessories but as prln- J mcr- ‘ “°*n Uie western shore* of Europe it there, and occasionally some would «how , come out and see me. Sheep! man. It was ■ arm that It made ’her ***’ ’late. And the ------PKOBATK OKDE1ripals. Our preparations for there prose- j Jeep that did *11 the re*C:----------- - --------- J chant himself saw her come in on. hour J®00'1" h.°“e lo Holland and Bftahim. tliat did all the rest.’ ' State of Michigan. C<mn»v pf ttar• • - ■ culions begun on June 80, when tho' nego­ themselves at polnta round about. It was sheep "•And then,' added tinNew Yorker \ behind time She wa* smiling and hurry■ J* Germany and conquerctl the feared that an attack was contemplated,1 ‘/ ~ Ata ncvdou ol the ■ ■ .... tiations between the company and the ; tod <ta Imlktota. were tb.l. mov. wra tohll. vhile II congratulated !u'8 of lUI th? tont,.?e2b *J®r Coun*y of Barry, ho'drti kt it;.' I n* ,l” ' .. *• msnulxtal him Mm with "Tib all dt my w 4 *“8Jn. and be stopped her. Pulling out a assoctatiou ceased. Seclug the turn that I k im wnn an my gold watch he opened it, held It up before ! 1“ r,ctoriou" ««<! Turkey awl the City ol Hastings,. bi sai>l count'. ua matters were taking, and receiving intima- • Uk«l, oa ttalr pun fo blow up lb. Graulfo b.un 1 fo|, , 11U|„ fo|m„„, lo u,lnk wlu; her face without a word and waited lo are Syr,K aa‘l far nw*Jr China and Japan,rec- ! dav, the swd day of .hui<’. tn t’"; thottsand eight hnnCrcd at-d : <’tv: lions and threat* of the things the strikers mill j»« below .tattoo ot (fom. Sund«, 1 o.lgh. have bed If I bud uuek It out the effect. ognlxed the blessings it bnd to offer and j Present, Cliarie* W. Arnwirot -• « proposed doing we began our precaution- ’ night reinforcement, were onlerad fo Gem with him.’ ’’—New York Tribune, I “Isn’t it lovely?” she sold. "1 never saw ! ewrly appropriated them. PraNue \ h-k from Wallace, anil they were aent up on a _ ______________ ' ' In the matter of Aliet*Ute of H-.ler I eo[ it before. Thank you," ami with a smile England signalised It* appreciation of special train. Guards at the Granite mill How Bee. Are Shipped. stiU on herrra face tripped awky. _____ ‘ ' l.ofosh'e F.rara -V.- e-lrara^l - the language I.........___ I... _____ .... . .. !. ^^Vemilns and flllne t by offering as.-l' ita enthusiastic -• ;,n- rw.!.,..-,. •The names of the leaders who were were doubled and the sentry force ako. Most beekeepers usa fry purposes of, xoumaycaait You may call It wnat what you you will-artlem will-artlero adherents the renowned Max Mueller and ncq.ui tied, of Alvab were sent still farther up on the Airan Pentnwk. rrum> *. ***0 f’J ** ’ ‘ He' striving the strike into the groove that it Pickete bilk, and ail pointe werecs refglly watched. LTth . Si™ ™! iV v}** ln8enuouro«« or ,vrt/ul calculation-but a Alexander John Ellis, while in several prayltis —— that ndininls'ranou <•’ «>■ has taken were procured and arrange­ Yesterday morning amrther detachment of , a? a7 B<n' moro,’urPri*xl man ^an the timekeeping school* the language has long been an ad­ granted to Wtiliam W. H*iii|>t«ni. 1 snltabte person. ments were made to secure evidence in troops wiu sene to Gem. • fo*L *n expert attached to the department merchant was when nbe disposed of his vertised study iu their curriculum. The •otter Thereupon it U ordered. t,:». Ti certain emergencies. There is the strong­ . Threat* from the Strikers. ?f ^rJ»U JV’T' J* " four ,ncl»M long «u*l reprimand It would be hard to find.—De- Unitaxi Slate* und Canada have long since to’the’f"reiio.’iH-e s^iKbMl fur th’’ •»;,rsuit foundation for tbe statement that we A squad of twenty-five regular* started “ into three communicating com- trait Free Press. given to Volapuk the recognition of pro­ "had detectives with camera* in the mill at upNineM^ canyon yesterday morning. . Thf com,p,l^n,e?t 111 one ead I ------------------------------gressive scholars, several of whom have the time of tbe shooting." He further They will camp up there. The striker* In ^Ued wltb. [or tho ln*'cU . Uaaging SeD»atlo.», edited works in this invented tongue, and mid that this was not a bluff; that the the mountains hove rent down word that1 th® other-end bag j Captain Montague, who was partlallr in Australia it has a journal wholly de­ of said eeui t. tnen to be bo'drn at • । ' d ■cases would be prosecuted to the end; that they Intend to carry on a guerilla warfare. I '»!l 01’ ?h,,B. tb® middle executed during the religious wars in voted to It* Interchta. Indeed, to empha­ «M. in th.Ol, of IlMlInn. In tod ■ «■ show cause. If sny were the law made presence, even if not a finger Tbk move lias been expected for some ' " t*.d“k ?“B?bl!r foLoc* i Franc®< bnl who was rescued from the gib ..Xj size the approval of Volapuk which tbe the orayrr of tne iwilticnrr was lifted, an implication In tbe crime,' time. Promised action ou the part of the ’ CUI^“U Y’crMwi I***0 wh*n Jt l" «*ld. | bet through the intercession of Marshal English speaking world has afforded it sr&fftS, s^.js^'^rs because presence implied consent O’Don­ in cutting off supplies fro n ths T*1 TuraDDe- complained that, having loot all may be noted that the London Philological SdS^^tilebXriW tKreH^‘'« nell was regarded »ui the leader; men who troops strikers, thus forcing them to come down ' 1!. j thdLdes' P»in ln Rn ln«ant, be had been taken from society mm long ago a* 1868 declined the bad no hand in tbe shooting and who ap­ out of the mountains, would shorten the! n fftxxl uuauon *in good health and ready to fly to a light, the light of which defied . ItowM. for hon., Erab to. tl£ (forni U RiuZ, X overtures of the American Philosophical plied for their old positions would prob­ fight. society to join in a congresa to eoimider Uted In said county of Harry. <•«*»•<* ably not be prosecuted. will told >fow*l from iwrfr. to twrn- . by Uw broking ol iUiom n Vary Faw Gans Captared. Will Fat In Aon-Vnlon Men. “the perfecting ot a universal language," week tor three succwlve »r.ks prerwu With all the. prisoners captured, num­ I, workrm. Brfora mxlliog It I. raenrad . wwoodor two of hrarlng. on the declared and published ground that said day He then went on: “We expect to bring bering two oc three hundred, only five J r*<7.ntir« W. Att •I'Tn-’-''non-union men into the mill this week "there already exists a universal language, Judtfs ot ITubtf* guns have been found. They have either ' The nou-finlon m*n will only be sufficient been “cached" somewhere, or put Into the (A trae copy.) „ „ i liad a11 the colors of the rainbow ” v olapuk. which has a large number of ad­ in numbers to fill the place of men who hands of others. The Gem mine will start herents In all countries of tlw world and fo... I were engaged In this thing and whom we up with a full force of non-union meu to­ which is completely elaborated tn gram­ ■will not take back. There are plenty of night, and the 'Frisco will start tomorrow rapUto, hot cool.ljtoebwqfo.il>, doltor Ibero U UlUe or io foUoXaXi tW mar and vocabulary.” NOTICE OF OOUMKHIONEHSOX vtevl workeis In other milk who would be. also with non-union men. Six of the MU for M.fo ttoHto. w But not only has Volapuk gained tbe 8t «te of Michigan. <’«intr of Kim—’■ e.r U«l. U XXrS glad to get work in tbe Homestead mills prisoners against whom no charge can be approval of numerous intelligent follower* E-tatn of June Wndd. derewwl.... , a • pMwrable feeling u.1 th*t the nto M all over the world, it has also esteblkbed by reason of tbe good positions to be had brought were liberated yesterday, and it ebX lEX-t °"' °< ^^ -SuuA .pqblia there. W” do nut want to embarrass is probable that many others will be set Itself everywhere In a practical way. There BOUaol H'rnicn.T--mnnether firms by drawing their men away are fortyaevcu periodicals published tn amiue and Mj«s» all SWw'y Stranger (abruptly)—Gimme a cigar. from them, but of course, if they are will­ U*k language in China. Aostralia. Swe­ personsapklt>*tMM «l-sv«w*l. *•Dealer (briskly)—Yes, air. -Here SoUee tbar rre will m*K st b< I-; , -you — are, : Henry A. Bower, of Adams townahik ing to come we shall hire them if they are Wm Costly to Episcopalian*. sir. Thanks, sir. Here's youvcF— ' Hamilton county, in ISM dipped a «^ii den, Denmark, Holland, Belgium. France, aXClorentale, In the te-’-'Mi’ « J ■ n needed. HALIFAX, N. a, July IB.-Th* bishop of tour dollars ninety-five cents. • J Spain. Italy. Austria, England and the .-GoodNw.. cu-.umterra»itlo.totlle.Mdtep.rnik2a No Maa to Be Imported. d« ol I ” United States. The literature of the lan­ ths Church of England in Newfoundland, “We will not bring men from England. t the vine to furnish nourishment until the guage uumbsrs many hundreds ot titles We never Lava imported tncn because it Is Right Rev. Dr. Jones, arrived here by ■. . revanted. cucumber had filled the availablesnace in and sjlrwinff «sM , cU,-"''J ni""> t;'“ A recent foventlon eonskte nf a com- side tbe bottla. The vine was not necessary. There are plenty of men steamer from St. John**.' "Sunday night. I**™ fo cooMction with the off. th. bottle was fllted wllh *1^1£d Ths bishop will remain ' — —• ■day* several soliciting aid for hi* dier_______________ The Eptacopaltan# were by far the heaviest losers by tofodfonrMb.A. D..IAC. • ■rafo.-Nra, -negie Steal Co., limited, »1M oarer again the great fire, be Haya otar. The entire prayer Catholic church exist* i Axxon KiSGennar. } la Dyspcpsia Hood’s SarsaparHia �Having swtlaAxt his hunger ta n' manner, Dan now sot out acnoe tho praino at a brisk walk. It wm hie Inteutioa to pmta forward to Drrwood creek, wane ten utiles to the north, where he hoied to Bud -ome settler’s cabin where bo could obtain lodging till th. next morning. After traveling for nearly three hours he suddenly discovered a <Hm line of ZJUI 1 timber cl-es..-ahead and knew he had m Inst arrived at Drywood. But he knew < I nothing of that part of the country JUK A pcaroely, an JJhcgejilkod that he would <▼1 ggk T have great diflicnlty iu finding anT *ct* 9 । tier's cabin, as .hero were few in tlm» ’,<> ; culity at that th^e. rvd.v convenience of an he continued lib Makes Pure and wholesome. : But trusting 1 • \r .pJocs care. Highest course, traveling down tho creek iu a northeasterly direction. Keeping near j Expositions. Each the edge of tho timlwr. he kept a sha£p 3”‘■ - two large pies. Avoid , ti insist on having the lookout fur any signs of human habita, tion. . . 01' s-i'T SVCH brand. -i*^' , . t Noo<? Sudb crrt SvraCUse N.Y. d ’lIE b.b yracusej^iy ...is aie-ire i .. n«. p-- , '‘Tu’*2 ., Gii.Hn.iibg । dope tur , I c.-. bilious- , Mu had traveled for a mile per1hare. vhen through an opening in the trees close to theatromn. aud, hurrjmg forwanl, h.j .soon discovered that it proceeded from u rn‘l°105 hbt wMch entirely surrounded by a dense growth of timbei 1Ult) underbrush. The chinking luul fallen from lietween the logs in several places, and it was through these open- ngs lively • had first attracted Dan’s notice. | The sound of men’s voices within the ■»ry curdles cabin could be heard as tho youth drew i near, and a sudden thought camo to ! him that caused him to come to an ore killing , abrupt halt. Perhaps the inmates of .. I! .- y county. I the shanty were cattlemen, and if such should prove to bo the case it would bo decidedly dangerous tq make his pres­ ence known—for it was likely that they had heard of therincident of tho morning and might readily identify him as the youth of whom Ropes and his men were in search. । Still tho men in the cabin might.KimI ply bo settlers, nn^ to satisfy himself on this point Dan stole cautiously up to <■ ‘i-brau-d the hut nnd peered in. To hid surprise \ a: K.ii..uirtzoo lust ho saw fully a dozen rough looking men • I inside. They were seated about a table a.,y a couple uf days in the center of tho room upon which of an Ann Arbor were several black bottles, and were dis dis-­ cussing some matter of great import. That they were not cattlemen was evij dent by their dress, and Dan would have I had no hesitation in pronouncing them ' to bo settlers who had met on some mu­ Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. , tual business had not their words con­ j vinced him to the contrary. 1 For several moments Dan stood there listening to the conversation going on within v from which hu learned a most [residence was burned, startling fact. Tho men were nothing lees v ; i;:; • -nt-, at Pleasant Ridge, than a band of the most desjierate out­ laws, and were at that moment plotting to commit one of the most daring rol>beries ever committed in the state. No sooner had Dan learned the char­ acter of tho men than ho turned about for the )nirpose of leaving the place as quickly as possible, but at that very in­ stant one uf tho men inside said: “Go out an keep guard, Ligo—yo ortei not leave yer post, fer some one might bo WiLL-USENBEE sneakiu around." The next instant tho dour opened and a iniyi, carrying a heavy rifle in his hand, emerged from the buildihg. Dan had barely time to sink down from sight in » patch of bushes that grew close to tho JTEK vu. wall when the guard passed within a ix nn: wojre. yard of him and took up his station nut ten feet away. Dan knew it would be hazardous in tho extreme to attempt to leave his place of concealment, since tho slightest noise might betray his presence to the armed guard. There was nothing left for him to do now but to remain perfectly quiet, trusting that some chance uf escajie would soon present itself. . From the conversajrm going on in the cabin Dan had leaned that an attempt uEORSa would bo made to rob the- army payi master’, who was to pass that way along the Old Military road on his 1 way tv Forts Gibson, Sill and .A:’ ” in tho In■.v-is a mo-it dian. Territory'. Th' ;.iry for the daring one, for it v .:e’l by a paymaster to be Bun the hurt and y. heavy guard of tin- i —and — ,an attempt to rob him wu.tld doubtless re­ gloomy desult in a desperate buttle. Dau on his way When Dan itflected on tho daring several robbery which the inmates of tho cabin n-.rth onward were planning, it was easy for him to now guess their desperate character. of any of From the conversation going on in the might 1 xj, lurking in his building Dan made tho discovery that tho paymaster was to pass along tho Old ' - ttheedge of tho woods Military road on tho evening of the next hi- u-i< • rapidly along the creek , day, and that the men insido were to be r I ;r mile*. Pr»?sently the re-enforced bv fifteen others of their trail-■ in. m? scattering as he adgang and the attack was to be made ut ■ :i there was nothing to tho Drywood font mark th ■■ «»f the creek save a few Tho regular route of tho paymaster - dsand plum bushes. Ho was from Fort Leavenworth to Fort ir .these Iwhind aud coinScott; from there to Fort Gibson, Forts j .Trney across the great Sill and Arbuckle. On leaving Fort • when tho'outlines of a t i 1 homed up through the Scott tho paymaster usually had in his possession some twenty thousand dol­ darkn lars, all in greenbacks, which was about ' Th-light* visible about tbe tho sum required to pay off the troops p|ai---, • evident that the owner garrisoned at fho three last named, forts WW a’ ‘•iu home. I .■ hod and knocked upon the, on his route. ' In war tunes it had been^customary ■'’Wer came in response to for a guard of three companies of cavalty, to accompany the paymaster over this Crocker’s cabin," .eaid Dan, route, but at the time of which I wnte ’..he place. “He must have the escort rarely consisted of over fifteen Run,- ovi ■ the settlers' meeting- at the i:.n. or twenty men. Crouching in tho bushes by the cabin ti- ;^.nu linefeed upon the door, and, ' wall Dan Riggsby now realized his dan­ rten-ibu in, answer, ho opened it and ; goroua situation, for should his presence tut :a. The dour was not fastened, as bodiacorered be wouM J* >uai in those days, and lighting a toao . Da,. n caD(jj0 Arning. looked upon M » «py “ul dwJ‘ ’ri,h -il'1 ' !.n" ' ’ u I’ftie cupboard in the, tin? r , : n(. rot,In jle opened it and took i , of 1,^ tod cold:boiled ’ : •' he made a hearty Ihnch. l.lis ,r,!gal repa^had been dis. L ,C i • a I'enc'l an<l notebook ; i 1 ’-t and wrote a briaf notet .I;4’’' ■ ‘taring that Ite had left , tt' • • bnt woulil return in the , fa week. This he left on the tsiii? ' ,, “ ■■iwrt noto & Abe Crocker. Whng uf El, visit to tho cabin,, nnd aak-: BrL» ? to '^ver the accompanying. ' “ote to his father. ■ Dan ir 3 abln procuring food, • ^on® what was customary S/ha H'ttleni of the west at the ’ nme of which I write. ST he hsi travdS crashing info the building. Then tbev Utedc . nita fee Urn door, but m nS'“rfb3r ““ staUws-who pou.ed a telling fire into their ranks causing them to fall back in wild dis­ f?1 iu th, bnJu, order. • It was evident thM the attacking party "T1 SMUft to u, (Ml „a had greatly underestimated the strength sSMtJLT-' T l'*'1 ‘•hen of the garrison, and they h4d paid djarly Ure .tep. hu fo.« c^O|.h. ta n he ,»thrown violmtl.,IO J for the mistake, for it wm evidrat that some of them had been killed nnd nearly At tho Mtuw hutant exclamation, of a dozen wounded. In falling back they dirt XT''/0”0’?1 1’’’ “‘enntinona had taken their dead and wounded along, mm '..".J. ‘T1"t™» tho and no re-attack was expected for the ^^te'^tiT1"1UP“ U” present at least. -Twoof the settlers had l»en slightly ’founded, but* none'.seri­ ously. and those in the building were CHAPTER nn. master.-, of the situation, for the time be­ ing at least. besieged. But another thmger now presented it­ self. Tho flames that were now leaping aljout the burning stables threatened to reach the house, causing great alarm to I thiwe within. Two men were set apart to watch the fire and give instant warning should it be communicated to the house. S?he flames lit t;p the surrounding prairie,’ but Mo sign of the attacking partiLjyus visible in the circle of light. They had doubtless withdrawn to a safe distance, where they would wait till the flames | ings that the light bad proceeded which should subside before venturing to make another attack. : ' The discovery that there was a good number of armed men in the inn had evidently upset their plans, but there was little hope that they would relin­ quish their evil design. A half hour passed, and the flames at manner burned With a heavy piece of timber'they beat the stables had in in the front door. down, nnd the timers soon fell in. leav­ Tho settlers who had congregated at ing a mass of smoking embers. Bnt the the Travelers' Rest were bravo and reso­ danger of the fire being carried to the lute men, who would brook no insolence house was now passed, and those inside from the cattlemen, and stood ready to felt n sense of thankfulness that that maintain their rights whatever the re­ ixirt of the danger was no longer threat­ ening them. sult might be. As the fire died out and darkness gath­ It was about ten o'clock when Simon Riggsby left the house and joined the ered over the prairie another attack was guards on tho outside. Every moment momentarily expected from the cattlenow tho attacking party were expected meb. Their defeat in their first attempt to arrive, nnd there was little doubt but to fire tho house would doubtless make what there would be serious trouble them more cautious in their next move­ ments.* The warm reception they had with them. 1 Presently the sound of hoofs could be received at tho hands of the settlers heard in the distance, and in a few mo­ would not tend to pacify matters, anti ments the dim outlines of a large body that they would seek to wreak a terrible of mounted men could be seen approach­ vengeance on tho little garrison none ing from the southwest When they doubted in tho least. But in spite of the expected attack the were some fifty yards away a sharp, im­ perative “Halt!” came from the senti­ night passed without any further demon­ nels. The challenge was responded to stration of hostilities. As tho gray dawn ■ by excited and angry words from the stole over the prairie it was discovered advancing men. nnd for a moment it that the e nemy had- witiulrawn nearly seemed as if% they were going to disre­ an eighth of a mile, but had divided gard the command, but at • word from their \orce into four divisions, com­ one who was evidently their leader they pletely surrounding the house. What came to a halt, while two men spurred they proposed fo accomplish by such a their horses forward to where the sen­ proceeding was a mystery, yet all felt certain that they were up to some new tinels were standing. “Who air ye. an What do ye want?’ mischief, which might be put into exe­ cution at any moment. demanded Riggsby. • xOne thing was plain; the cattlemen “We are a band of cattlemen who are here on business.” replied tho foremost were determined that no one should es­ horseman, whose voice was recognized cape from the building, and had taken this means to prevent it; but just how , as that of Ropes. . - ••.list state yer business,” replied they were going to conduct their next move was shrouded iu uncertainty. Riggsby. All the horses ridden by the settlers “Well, we’ve come to ask you to va­ liad been turned loose on the prairie, ns cate that house at once—and get out of had the stock belonging to the Riggsby?, the country as soon as possible!” which had been confined in the stable, “It's petty late ter move tonight,” refor in spite of their vicious and lawless marke<l Riggsby. ‘‘I reckon i'll stay till character the cattlemen scorned theideq mornin anyway," and there was a touch । of taking anything in the shape of live of irony in the speaker'sjtones. stock that did not Ixdong tu them. They ••1 didn't know but what it would Im? might kill n man if hu offended them, an net of kindness to give yon a chance but take his stock—never. This was an to get out." continued Ropes, "for you unwritten law. to which they adhered see wu nre going to burn the honse in a with scrupulous exactness. flaw moments." The day wore on and the cattlemen “That's prettf cool—it is, by gush!" stilt remained in close watch upon the exclaimed Riggsby. : 1 .. if I ■ house. Then it was that the settlers . “It U be pretty hot if I know any- 1 began to understand the strange ma­ thing.” neuvers of tho foe. The cattlemen, find­ ••Fer tlie ones that tries ter burn that ing that they could not capture the gar­ house—yes," returned Riggsby. rison without grefft loss, had resorted to “I have not come here to bandy words strategy. It was plain now that they cner tho matter," said Ropes. “Will were preparing for a siege that might l» you get out of the house nnd leave, or carried on for days—even weeks should must we burn it dowli over your heads?" the case require it—until the liesieged “Whenever ye git ready ter bum my should be starved into submission. honse, jist come on," replied Riggsby. CONTI XV ED “1 ain’t guin away." eriuwTtL"1’'« ■' ‘“’In. "We'll give you just ten minutes to get out." warned Ropes, and wheeling his horse he rode back to where his fol­ lowers were awaiting him. Simon Riggsby and those of the set­ tlers who )md been acting ns sentineU now hastily entered the house, where the result of the conference with Ropes We authorize our advertized druggist to ncll Dr. King’s New Discovery for con­ sumption. coughs tud colds. upon this condition. If you are afflicted with a cough, cold or any lung, throat or chest trouble, and will use this remedy as direct­ ed. giving'll a fair trial. an<i experience no benefit. you may return the bottle and was made known. have your money refunded. We could "I'm in fer fightin." announced Ike not make this offer did we not know that Baker with an angry gesture. "The Dr. King's New Discovery could be relied sooner we teach these fellers that they on. It never disappoints. Trial bottles free at W. IL Goodyear’s drug store. air not runnin this country the better!" “Theta's my sentiments." came from Large size 50c nnd $1.00. the others.It was now plain to all that hostilitiea would soon be commenced by the cattle­ men. and it would require the concerted force of all quartered within tho build­ ing to repel them. Nearly every one of tho men commanded by Ropes was of that rough and vicious element found only on the border counties of the great west. Daring and reckless, they would not hesitate to do whatever their leader Since Ils first introduction. Electric Bitters has gained rapidly in popular favore until now it Is dearly in the lead among pure medical tonics and alteratives —containing nothing which penults its use as n beverage or Intoxicant, it is recognized as the beat nnd purest medicine for all ailments of stomach, liver or kidneys. It will cure sick headache, in­ digestion, constipation, and drive malaria from the system. Satisfaction guaranteed with each bottle or the money will be re­ funded. Price only 50c per bottle. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. . commandedRealizing tho desperate character of the men with whom they had to deal, tho oettlcra bid w fortihed thenno rai ta tho building no to render IhemMlreo The best salve in the world for cuts, oeeure ngainet tho most forcible attack. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever Stationed in tbe different rooms, the sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, settlor, now kept th. closest watch on corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ th. movements of tbo enemy. A half ly cures piles or no pay required. It Is hour powsl and still there were no rou­ guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or ble demonstrations from tho foe. Bnt money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist suddenly a red glare came from tbe west cordingly. of the building, nnd then a stream of Thia thought served to impress him Inrid flam, was seen to u!”1fr?tu ™ A Cleveland and Stevenson club was organized at Owosso with 200 ebarter With the neoa-ity of uaing every pre- ,tabb.-«. They had been Bred by the members. enntion .gainst betraying l.u prewnee. . . George Beldew disturbed tbe Salvation wd ho now waited lor th. first chance cattlemen. This unexpected move created a pro­ Army at Bay City. He got 30 days in tho to quit the place. That the num ta the sensation among house of correction. cabin might cotne out at nay moment bo found risoned within th. honse. Then before Robert F. Smith, a Ypsilanti carpenter, now felt convinced, and ebonld.theydo they had recovered from their surprise fell off a house yesterday afternoon and >0 there wa« great danger of bu bemg th. sound of rapidly will die. He has a family. discovered. This bemg the csseitbeheard on the owt sM. of tbe booved him to quit the place u soonas then a mate of dark forms rushed up to he coold poaeibly do eo without attract­ Urn hou.se and with a heavy piece ^ tim­ Is this: If you are troubled with plies, (no matter what kind) go to the druK*lst ing the notice of the gnmrta ___ ber beat ta tho front door, which fell in­ named below and get a package of Hill's Turntag his eyes tn the direction of side with a loud crash. Pile Pomade. No danger of being hum­ laxtantly a down guns cracked from bugged. Relief In 15 minutes, and a posi­ tive cure. A bonafidoguarsntee with each X.^yootaa.^.-;^ the taside of tbe boose, “d ta”1 package. By mall 31.00. sbt packages 35. mtruaere Fred L. Heath, Sole Agt. moke the attempt to steal uuu a in from .. the cattlemen, corn came in amck quick re re-­ Hastings, Mich. and * of bnlleta camo K wptag low among the b 1 ^th^^n'^TmT" u» light ud ^“"‘dorfnttlwdownftwlitai. U * owcy^nraelfaxdfty Will Pe-ru-na cure Bright’s disease of ' the kidneys? Tbe best answer to this' question that can lie made Is the testimony ; of the thousands ot patients who have .43 00 45.00. been cured by it. A single demonstration 44.00J V2.50 ot a fact is worth many theories concern­ J4Z00 ing 1L The following letter is a specimen 43.501 ■tf FCR U3t£S of what we are receiving from ibis class 42.50 3 of patients: Giltner, Texas, July IS, 1801. L tl.75 ♦2.25 U The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Co., te/fOE BOYS Columbus, O.—Gents: As my medicine 42.00 has done me so much good 1 thought I FOR .etftB, would write to you and tell you about IL You can publish it if you like. J bought eighteen battles of Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin. i had Bright's disease and gravel. 1 owe my life to Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin. I w..tihl imt have lived a month longer if it had not been for your medicine. *■ Yours truly, THE BIST SHOE Bl THE WOULD fW THE BOlta. II. G. McGuiLotnu. OTHER. BPKCIALTIES in footwxr arc of Mima hf«h h-ra<Ie,aa-l represent a money ralun All persons desiring further details as tbe far beyond the prices chanted- »ee that uaiuo aad to the above cure are requested to write Mr. McCullough, who will cheerfully answer all letters of Inquiry. Theri* Is m> form of kidney or urinary disease for which Pe-ru-na is not a reliable remedy. Gravel, catarrh of the bladder, diabetes, pain or weakness in thv back or lilps, dropsy, puffiut-ss of the face or feet, smarting, scalding, or scantiness nre all curable by Pe-ru-na. This remedy can be Permit healthy circulation obtained at most drug stores. In all cases and free movement of the tout. No untying or tying necessary. where there la also constipation or irregu­ Comb ruble and durable for larity ot the bowels Man-a-lin should be both ladies and gentlemen- All taken iu addition to Pe-ru-na. lengths, black and russet J. ci-lon, for both ordinary and A new publication on diieases of .he sporting lace shoes, low kidneys ana all kindred ailments sent free niAfe, ■ ■ “raor high cut. by The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing ^*7 See that the Eagle tradeCompany, Columbus, O. F ti.75 W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE Woolley & Bronson. 2 Shoa Lacings The sum of 315,000 has been expended In dr&lging out the Sand Beach harbor during the past two years. The Episcopal clergyman at Adrian prayed for sunshine and cessation of rain —and it hasn't rained in Adrian since. The Marcellus high school needs an ad­ dition and S3.500 has been voted fur the purpose. Work will begin at once. Fannie Williamson, a IS-year-old way­ ward Bear Lake girl, was sent to the tndustriai school at Adrian fur eight years. The hardware store of Shelby Bros, was bnrgiaaized at Bancroft and a large num­ ber of revolvers, knives, etc., was taken. HIS MOS1 STARTLING EXPERIENCE. He had stood on the footlxxird for many years, and on nearly every road in tho country he could tell where were located the twul curvea, the weak trestles and give the history of nearly every town of impor­ tance. He was a library of thrilling stories and an encyclopedia ot railroad informa­ tion. His friends and acquaintances liked to hear him talk. The veteran of the throttle.was one of a crowd that was standing at tbe west end of the Union station train sheds. "The moot startling experience I ever had in my life,” he wns saying, was at Dead Man’s Gulch, over near Richmond, on the Indianapolis division of the Pan­ handle." "De;ul Man’s Gulch*’’ interrogated a poetal clerk. "Yes. That's what some people call it Others call it the 'death trap.’ In the, book of rules it is Richmond Junction, because two or three lines meet there. A block signal tower is located nt that place, and so far as machinery is concerned it is mode as safe as possible, but n good many people have been killed thereou the double tracks. They say that on a dark night, at a poiut right around the carve on the Cin­ cinnati tracks, the shadow of a woman stooping over the tracks can sometimes be seen. There wns a woman killed there once when she waa trjing to pull her hus­ band off the track, and they say she comes back there every once in awhile. But 1 never saw her. “But one night,” nnd tho nnchmt engi­ neer buttoned his “jumper” doscrabont bls throat, “1 was hauling a freight train to, Piqua. We were two hours behind time, nnd hail tu look out for a regular passen­ ger and an 'extra.’ It was u cold night, aud the wind was blowing a gale, and every once in awhile little flurries of snow would blow around us. As I said before, we Were two hours Into, and I tell you I was anxious to get home. When wl^Jgpt started out ot Richmond 1 made u^my mind to go in a burry as soon aa we got n plain track. I kept giving her a little RkBin, nil the time thinking of course that everything was all right. "Suddenly a ml light flashed across the track on ahead, and then two or three more began bobbing around. I whistled for brakes nnd then reversed, and we slopped ntxMit a hundred feet from the first light. Igoe down off the engine to oil up, when just as suddenly as the red lights appeared they went out of sight and in their stead were at least half a dozen white lights. I sprang on the engiue, pulled her wide open, and we went down that track thirty miles an hour. We turned the curve”----"And went into another trnint" ejacu­ lated the depot policeman. “Nothing of the kind. The track was os clear as a gravel road”----"But tbe lights?" "Oh, they were the semaphore signals.” and the old engineer walked around tbe corner, leaving behind him a mass of silence that could not have been broken with a baseball bat.—Indianapolis News. PROBATE ORDER. State of MichIgan.County of Burry-sa. At a session of the Probate Court for the County of Barry’, holden st tbe Probate Office, In the Cltv <.f Hutloic*. in tudd county, on Monday. ’ (he 2wtn day of June. In the year oue thousand eight hundred and ninety two. Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. In the matter of tbe estate ot Olive Swln, deceased. on reading ano filing the petition, duly veri­ fied. ot Fhiio Shad, mother of"said deceased praying that admiuistraUuu of Bald e-tale be granted fo Daniel striker of tbe city of HasUn>r«.<ir to some other suitable person Thereupon It is ordered, that Tuesday, the IPtli day of July. A. D. l»2. at ten o'clock tnthc forenoon be assigned for the hearing of said petition, and that tbe heirs at law of said de­ ceased and nil other persons interested lu said estate, are required to appear at a session ot said Court, then to beholden at the Probate Office in the t ity of Hustings, in said County, and show cause. If any there be, why the prayer ot the petitioner mdy not be granted. And it la further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the persons interested lu said estate, of tbe pendency ot said petition nnd tbe hearing thereof, by causing a copy ot this order to be publtnbed In Ute Hastings Baxxkr. a newspa­ per printed and circulated in said County ot Barry once in each week for three successive weeks jirevleus to &id day of bearing. Chas. W. AOMSTaoxn, [Atrae copr.) Judge ot Probate. Remarkable English. Major General Patrick Maxwell^ In an article on how English is sometimes mutilated by the lirnnrt bnixjo aud the intelligent foreigner, gives an example taken from n memoir of the Inte Honor­ able Justice Oouookul Chunder Mookerjee. by Mohendro Nauth Mookerjce, his nephew, printed at Calcutta. Describing tbe grief of the family ou the death of bls uncle the author sayi^ “The bouse pre­ sented a second Babel or a pretty kettle of fish.” Further on, describing tbe careei of the justice, be says, “His first business on making on income was to extricate his family from tbe difficulties in which it had been lately enwarped, and to restore happiness and sunshine to those sweet and well beloved faces on which he had nocseen the soft and fascinating beams of a simper for many a grim viaaged year.’’ In another place, "This was the flrat time that we see a pleader taking a seat on the Bengal legislative council solely by dint of his own legal weapon: and he was an au fait, aud therefore undoubtedly a transcendental lucre to the council.” Again, “Justice Mookerjee very well un­ derstood the boot of his client, for which he would carry a logomachy as if his wheel of fortune depended upon It. His elevation create<l a catholic ravishment throughout the domain.” In a touching sketch of the justice’s personal appearance the anthor prettily observea, “When a boy he wasflla। mentona, but gradually In the course of time he became plump as a partridge." Chioigo, Kaliznaico & Sagiww TIME TABLE. In effect June 2*1. IB82. “ xowra. Kalamazoo Lv... East Cooper Richland Juoet. Crensey................ NUo Delton Cloverdale-------Sbultz................... Habtixoa........... Coats Grove....... Woodland ...... Woodbnrv ....... Grand Riiplib. HOVTH. Kalamazoo Ar... East Cooper Lv.. Richland June't. Cresaoy................ Milo....................... Delton-................. Cloverdale Bhulu................... HASTixna........... Coats Grove Woudland.......... Woortburv .^. Lansing Ih-trolt_____ .... Grand Rapids... •Stop* on signal only. + Nos. 3 and « will not earry passengers unless provided with freight train permits. Freight trains will be run at the convenience nt the company, who reserve the right to change tbe time of such trains without notice. ’ W. S. Dkwixk Manager. ti r* r» r-T. Genl 1 MORTGAGE SALE. N'otter b hereby given that default Iim bees made In tbe payment of th- money secured by a mortgage bearing date the twentv tlr>t day of April A. D. 1M1.executed by David K. Fero and Sarah A. Fero bh wife, of the Township at Emmett in the County of Calhoun and Mate of Miciilnn.to Amelia Jones of tbe township of Aisvria In the County of Barry and Mate ot Michlp-n. and recorded In the office of tbe Reg­ ister of Deeds for the County of Barry. Micbi^au. tn Liber 21 of Mortgage* os page U on tbe Zsidayof April A. D. l«»l at Hits o'clock In tho Frenfleld. Calhoun County. Miclilgr.:-.. <>u tbe 2MH by an assignment Jnlr day of March. nn A. I) 1W .I..__ I a vx trie Register of Deeds tor tbe County of Burrv. Michigan tn Uber‘.'sot Mortgages, on .age MB; »'-d lhat «ald mortgage was further dulv assign­ ed l.y said James Casbmore. to Andrew D. KtbrriiJge of the City of Hartle Creek. Michigan by alignment dated the I3»h day of March i*W. end duly reenr-ted In the ofltce of the register of Deeds for the County of Barry. Mh-hlgsu. on the 15th dav of «epu-m!»er A. D. 1991 at 9 « o'clock iu the forenoon, lu Liber » of Mortgaiea, on ...... .I.,....., . . __ J..L .... in .111"* ucir.'i g>'ru ill Mir pv-CT snip contained tn eaid mortgage teas beeotn* erat I ve by reason of the«I»fnu:t pt said Mortgagor lu MJriDff the t-.x»n-y< M.-rtir«l'tto!rehj. ar.d no snt» o priM-ecdlhg sc law hM been Instituted to recover the debt now remaining secured by «ald mortgage, or any part th-reof. Notice ts aJsn hrrebv elven Hiat in pursuance of the power ot side oonuined in said mortgage and the statute in such casra made and pro­ vided. the premises described in and covered bv said mortgage, to wit: All that piece of Und situate in the Township at Aa-jria in the County of Barry and SMate ot Michigan deecrtbcd m the south aevt quarter of the mirth easZ quarter of section numoer twenty three lu towrshlp number one north of renge number rereti «rry>. In the city of Hastings in the County larry. Mlrhljan on tbe 1Mh day of Augwt A. Wi at 2 o’dock in rhe afternoon, to pay i AWDBKW D. ErnxmDGK. . w „ AaalgBeo of Murtgar L. I. Clawsox. �deceased, arrived In tbe city last night. Like the friends in thia dty, the relatives of tbe doctor were unaware of tbe serious papers do with the Homestead strike nine** of the ------young mao, — andZ they Thursday, July lg91---- ---------‘-“T are much grieved that they werenrtrtl. not able loto Whylllawoareortrawrarm. boq„l-----.— --a ...... ------------' MARSHALL L. COOK. RdHorsee their brother in the life. enough to admit tbat these strike* ore an The Interment will be at Asbury I Incident of the social agitation of our N. J., the nresent home of the parent*. THE KASTTNGd. MICH., rosTtjrnCX, xvgcst 14. lyTOKmes; that they affect «U industries In all Mr. and Mrs. Shuppan. and Mr. Weisaert, ianA*. and have no relations ■ to tariffs, of Michigan, will accompany the remains. They will leave this dty at 9'45 this evebut are purely social movements? n,nK., A short »ervlce will be held at Kocli s Slaughtere<l by Its pretended friends. undertaking rooms at 8 -o’clock this eve­ That’s tbe final tale of the silver bill. ning. FOR PRESIDENT. On tirt.lt ot Mr. .nd MIm Shupiun. to The free coinage measure was literally BENJAMIN HARRISON, jumped on and stamped out of existence Star la leqaested to extend heartfelt OF INDIANA. thanks to all friends af the late doctor for by the democratic house last week. And the many favors rendered, and the kindly ' FOR VICK PRESIDENT. yet the people's party, on tbe Omaha plat­ Interest manifested by them to-day and WHITELAW REID. form, will be expected to practically fuse heretofore. , At tbe M. E. church to- morrow evening OF NEW TORE. with that party in this state and county Rev. Mr. Congdon Will deliver an addicy this year. memorial ot tbe late Dr. George E. Shurfpan. Tbe subject will be "The Yoqftg Tbe Journal, the organ of the people’s Man Id a Strange City.”—Bradford Eve­ party, Is printing bolter plate matter sent ning Star. Dr. Shuppan war a brother of The republican convention for the fourth Mr*. Chas. WebacrL of this dty. congressional district ot Michies*. cumprinng out by the democratic state central com­ “ . itiamn H.irrv. Herr ell. mittee. Hastings Banner. editorial notes. district, and to transact web outer business as may properly eome before Ute coavenHon. will be nwdmtbeeltyot Allegan, on Tuesday, tbs Mth day ot August; law. at it o'clock a. m. Tbe several conntha will be entitled to rep•’i-jtSsev* JL tK ‘I fi M X-H. f„iuniit:ee. DANA SHAMES THE 'SMALL' DEMOCRATIC EDITORS- Why doesn't the Journal charge the Me Kinley hill with causing Ute late strike ot the coal miners ot Great Britain? The nominees ot the Saginaw conven­ tion are the nominees ot every Michigan republican to-day. Additional Local News. C. W. Jordan Is preparing lo build a <x)tta<e at Wall lake, y Cards arc out announcing that next Wednesday Miss Lillian Feighoen of Nashville, a former teacher In ' odr city sdtools will be united In marriage to Mr. Ora Hullinger. of Rives, Mich. IIo»nrxtrad Strike Tbe people’s party convention for nom­ inating county officers has been called Cor July 30 th. This is to give more time to dicker and trade with the democrats. Whether .there will be a sliding scale adopted, involving democratic support of county sod legislative ticket, in return for people's party voles tor elector and cooBut probably some such thing. The prob­ able nominee of tbe people's party for county officers an*: Probate judge W. W. Cole Sheriff .Jas. D. Benham Clerk Wm. H. Merrick Treasurer •Geo. C. Nichols Register............. -.1. H. Wickwire ,.W. O. Lowden Tbe DomlDee_for representative has not been agreed upon. Tbe following are talked of, Orson Swift, Maple Grove, and J. H. Dennis. «Ry, A year ago there was a strike Involving thMuands of tbe dock laborers of Cha city •C Landon. There were frequent conllcts There will be campmeeting services at Hackley Park Dear Muskegon, commenc­ ing August 2d, and continuing ten days, OR. Q«OROE-£ shuppan. a? ,un.?.w ca®Pmeetln< ground of the The taeata «r • Brilllaxt .nd >*.paIar Methodists promises to become qnlte as noted as Bay View. It has nearly all the natural advantages of Bay View, aud If its Dr. George £. Shuppan, “A Young Man energetic promoters do not miss their esti­ in a Strange aig," died at the Hospital mate. it will soon bare as wlde'a reputa­ yesterday. of tewer. tion. Blshope Newman and Huret will George E. Shuppao was born at Pough- address the meetings. Chaplain McCabe ksepsle. N. Y., on November 11, 1888. will be there, and many other pulpit sad was therefore twenty-three years and orator* of national fame. P eW mouths of age. He graduated with in consequence of the Presbyterian high honors from the New York Homeochurch being closed for repairs there will pathle College In 1«M. He was afterward Sundays the S4th and appointed surgeon at tbe Brooklyn Homeopathie Hospital, which position be re­ oik or July. signed lo lake charge of Rexford Broth­ en.' workmen on the B. H A P. extension, with headquarters In this dxy. From the very first, the young man gained friends, his manliness and pure moral- recommending him to tbe friendship of the best. Probably no one gained so many friends iu so short a time as did tbe Doctor and lo each and every one of them Ute news of hls death came like a shock, it was known among all that he was con­ fined to the hospital with what was sup­ posed to be a slight malarial fever. There­ fore, when the word was passed “Dr. ■Shuppsn Is drad." Ute bearer. Id all cases, was shocked beyond measure. Dr. bbuppau was a youpt ’uc iex: man with «pparanUy a most brilliant future, -~j. But be was eel led away to a ‘ Her field. * ’ By kind ptn»l..l0I, or u,,, ,„ln. of , «>• S.bb.lh ,01,001 .Od r .»■ to V' .J*1.1 mret a* oaua,« the former Sl di^L 7 Mlnl1* The members of tbe Uy,l Leelon Band of Hope ore boosted lo meet In I be U B. ball on Friday, the 29th ate All children and young persons Interested in temperance work are heartily Invited. aboot 10 * ®*n Tqn*®r’a’ •» ‘he <:h wani river, Mating that be bld a verv •««ted the Dr., who i/I S to at once and earn for the suffering animal. nothing wrong. Mr/TnrnJ»~.mi*?^lnK Soon after I* had rm®« A. BLACK & SON, whom be lives, and whose room Is P he.nl o»e enter later ascend the stairs. She arouseu ocr self and was terrified to‘find a drunkr mlota beT^nn. She »k«l him .hoJm He replied that he wm » dmm New York." There was no ngbl lo to "room, but from wh»t little Jm!> In nt tbe two windows was. to dimly discern the oulitoo or to wretch who hoi Invaded to chamber. Sho aloo tboulbt «he knew to voice; and ao replied "ho. you areI no from Sew York, and you so rlsbtaww frou, here." The Intruder then stabbed her by to throat, and •, enane'l. Annie Ibonsbt ot » club under the window, crabbed It. and 'dealt her asaallant a m aw that evidently atunned hl* She set away and ran down “ J“ John Michael and Robert lloyera, near nelgbbora. heard her cry and came lo her aid,' Mr. Rogers brinslng * revolver, lie­ lore they came, tbe cause ot all the trouble lumped through a «lndo". and made his esaei». Luckily. nluck saved her from the asMUll Intended. The officers state that toy are qnlte certain that that worthless specimen or humanity. Will Townsend. Is lheman who called to doctor away from home and that Ed Shay, a goo** enough fellow sober, but a mean one when dru“*« al" tempted the;asaault Townsend and Shay were seen together, both drunk, not long before the affair, ami Mb* Turner feels confident that Shay was the one In the house. We understand shay has skipped. The law should be given a chance at the two if they are captured. Examination, will be held lo the city of llutlno as lolloiw: . ■, . Thursday and Kridsr. ‘ *'“> & Friday. Sept. M. Friday. Oct. 28. .’ v . The first will be held at the high school, the others at the court room. Candidates will take notice that the examination In theory and art will Include a knowledge of the state course of study. 1 uplls that desire to try for diploma may attend on Aug. ’ “ Prescrve **■' thin notice. Enoch Axdhi*. Commissioner. trank Ntat.mcnt. Report of the condition of ,Iaa*?“£!CWJ Banlt al H.-wtlnM. Michigan, al the close of business. July, fit >MRnasovacM. SlSLVu’ Tt Ioans and discounts.......... .......... . MSI 23 Stocks, bonds, mortgages, cte.... Due from banks In reserve cities. Itondture and fixtures ■j.eu> M Other real estate. Current expense* and taxes paid Checks and cash isenie .­ .IK tn •told coin~ Hdver coini U 3 and National Bank Notes... Total u Annum*. JlOGjOB2 33 Capital stock paid in........;.... .Surplus fund Undivided profits.. - .....^ Dividends unpaid indlvfdnal deposits.. Certificates of deposit Total............ . —*.................................. S1SC.K12 M Htaie nf Mlchlgau. County of Harry —m. I. Dsn W. Iteynokls eashier of tbe above named Bank, do solemnly swear that the above state­ ment is true to the best ot ray knowledge and belief. Dan W. Rkvnoijw. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 16 <tay of July, 1W2. Marmhau. L Cook. Notary Public. CoEMRi-r---- Attest: < >ik«tkb MKssrnl 1>. G. KoniNsoN • Directors. W. H.qPOWXJU 1 Importers and Manufacturers of GRANITE AND MARBLE Of every description. In 1862 these gentlemen established themselves in this busine»s and at their handsome show rooms and works on State street can constantly be found As Large and as Fine a Stock of Monuments As can be seen anywhere. They employ from thirty to lortv hands the year round. Black & Son are experienced v.ork men. having served many years at the banker, and have an eye on all work under course ol construction The Soldiers and Sailors Monument on State street, erected by them in x888, is truly a magnificent example of their ex. cedent work. We give below in full the names and addre-^es of people with whom this firm has maeje contracts for work from. Jan. 1st to July 1 st 1892, which amounts to upwards of $19,000 THenev Mary L Babcock Mra u Wright CuUiartne Smith " Mlddler.’.’.e Frank Hlbw U s John*® Wm WtUta CoykcDdofl F. FtakbvUMT Mary Finktwin-r Mary Mnrpby John Curtlt K C Mallory John Hitt H G Atch'M.n Silas Ulm Ella La::;b S. J nidelman A F Mdutonh MJ Arrowwplth Go to DR. LOWRY’S and have your eyes fitted with eye glasses or spectacles. In or der to have your eye sight preserved into old age, the eyes should be properly exam ined and the right kind ot glasses worn. Dr. Lowry keeps a large stock of the fin­ est quality and greatest vari­ ety of eye glasses and spectn cles at his office, where you can have your eyes examined at all tmes. Ha, tings ■ Qrftrr.by S P Rm-til UanbtlJ AImuo Sire-ter Maple Gr»re AiuyHhaf-r MapteGrore Mary A Amiens, u Clara Srswfe Brookite!.! Mra L H I’lrrce <»!..•t J. L. Suj.th Wayian.l W A Hall . Plamwell E b V- " tay । go John Bradle Saranac Sarah MrGratli " K D Braith Bedford J H Swims-® Th<>a Adatnoon J J Hamilton Mrs Chaunoev ■hauneer Miner Miller ** Vatenune Kalamaaoo Richland . Mrs Albert <Tuuw •• Mrs M Van Orman Yortrrtlte Mra HaUte Klkrrtou * Mn G A Kenyon T R Mattaw® Dowling Beny Kelirr 8uaanCI*o«t I R Coats Oliver Chen*y CederCrevk c t <;uj*vpte N M Hjnk-y Irving ---------—Cluvtnlalc Mr* John Ta»ker Awyria Lagee Balt Otteco Cuiharlne Sbopbell Campb'l Lyman So.tt Woodland J fc Bolton Kubt BeatL'e OrangwlUs Wtn Johnrox -r Warren Mevnenp-rHIcVy Ca DeBark Bn a Eralrtwllte G C Wood La Barge MrS Lorina Bronee ' Alanson McIntyre Tx-my Louina Frare Lake titty A P Clark Howard City J G Carpenter David C nMU Mrs H W Marlette Mra Wm Btaa k 1 ReeJCtty J E Truman Cha» Nelaou CUm Jobnwn nd&E Frank Mr'l-jsvm C*dUla>‘Mr- A McTlgUS MreM Cooper Mr* AllHlEir.l Haldwto . ndreu Ch Hr Fowler ■■ M E WMffia Wm Pattetwtci Mapleton JnltaLjtariut J C K Haw> M.--.V, DGrau- : LA Ruw-rt O W AaUvrw® Erici: Idta-hK !te ChMEItott Iteter W A Zlmmvr J.-wrph Sal'.e N E Alim E W Thr'.x Job Hsywar! Maryam Tom-::> | '■ Theue facts Our readers will jemeinber that boister­ ous. clamorous reform movement Inaugura­ ted by Editor Dennis. Wm. Ikadle, and a few others. Just before the la>t spring election. A great tidal wave of “reform" was started, and culminated In a caucus, In tyhich the immortal 18 assembled in the court room, and proceeded to nominate a ticket, and to deal out great cbtincks of re­ form. Editor Dennis bad fearlessly fath­ ered the movement, and in fancy whs lead­ ing a mighty host that would sweep over this democratic municipality, wash pff the last taint of corruption, extinguish the last glimmer of Official tyhiiny. and free our city from the grn«p of monopoly. Naturally, Editor Dennis was at this caucus. , •So was Esq. Wm. II. Beadle, who holds court in the third story of Empire block, so that Justice shall be as nearly heavenly as possible. William was chosen chair­ man of this great popular uprising; which was to strike terror and despair to the members of the old parties. The democrats of this city literally ridi­ culed the whole business out of existence, and the chairman could not get the ticket printed, because, he says, only one or two oPthe nominees would allow Jlielr names to appear thereon.’ • And so thLs boisterous clamor and wild hurrah died, died really before it was boot. .And Editor Dennis refused to be comfort­ ed. He has ever since Insinuated thnt Esq. Beadle “sold out** tn the democrats. As a consequence our contemporary and the chairman of the people's party city committee have not been on good terms. Yesterday, William got tired of sitting alone in the temple of Justice, and repaired tor refreshment to the shade of a friendly saloon. He got too much refreshed. About 3 p. m. he sallied out on the street, and ran across the chief promoter of the peo­ ple’s party. A dispute arose alwut tbe caucus. -In the course of It. Editor Den­ nis, in an off-hand, friendly manner refer­ red to Beadle as a liar. Beadle had Just enough of a Jag on to want to fight, but too much to du a good Job at it. • As to the facls of the terrible encounter which, followed, and which took plaoe near McCoy's furniture store, accounts do not precisely agree. Certain It Is that these two great wings of the people’s party, in­ stead of carrying aloft this arch enemy of monopwly, actually flew at each other. Editor Dennis had a mighty sweep to his­ right anu, and — •* a big copper door key In his band, William Is not so beautiful as he was. ___ because bls fellow leader lu the great army of reform punched his nose; and hit him over both eyes with the big key. And one foe of monopoly and friend of tbe oppressed shed great drops of gore. His name wasn't Dennis either. It was the keeper of the high court of Justice that shed the gore. William attempted to reach for his fellow partisan. His spirit was willing, He had strength too—but his knees smote each other, and he went to grass easily. William had looked too long at the wine to liandle himself with bls nimble antagonist and fellow co-laborer for the oppressed. He wasn't "in IL” There are some who insist that* It wasn’t necessary for Brother Dennis to do so much slugging when his antagonist was so much under the Influence of liquor. Some say It was cowardly; but we didn’t see IL and our contemporary thought It was tbe proper thing to do, and so did It. And It Isn’t our funeral anyway. This mighty conflict drew to a dose by the Interference of bystanders. A great triumph for Weaver and Reform lias been scored, and the goldbugs and monopolists will hereafter know that Editor Dennis is hot on their trail, with a big office key In his pocket, and a mighty hatred o monopolies In bls bosom. It is now con­ sidered as settled that Weaver will carrv I.eXw’ tbat CarneKie *«'d Frick and the McKinley bill are doomed. locked. 3. Chas. Frederick, an employee of the Just as we expected It would, the Jour Engine di Iron Works, on Saturday let fall nal, following the lead of the democratic upon tbe little finger of his right hand the press with which at hqart its editor affil­ rim of a targe wheel of a traction engine. The finger was cut off squarely at the first iates, claim* the Homestead riota were Joint. caused by the protective tariff. It would The Michigan Central will, on August be just as sensible to charge the McKinley 1st and 2nd, sell tickets from Hastings to bill with responsibility for Saturn's rings Jackson and return at tbe rate ot 92.50. or accuse the republican party with origina­ good going August 1st and 2nd and re­ turning not later than Aug. 3rd on ac­ ting the spots on tlxe sun. ' count of People’s Party State convention. It >s refreshing to find a man honest M. A. Gii.i.max, AgL enough to own the truth, when his party Tuesday afternoan Charley Gregg, aged Is using every endeavor to use a violent 17. son of Alfred Greggs of this dty. went agitation of social problems to attack the In bathing in tbe Cedar Creek mill pond tariff. Editor lAina, in tiie Nqw York with some young companions. He got Son, has the following to say conceding beyond his depth, and was unable to get to tbe shore. None of those who were with tbe Homestead strike: him were able to reach him, and after a New York Sun (Dem.): We regret to brief struggle he was drowhed. His body notice that some, nearly all, of our demo­ was soon recovered, and word sent to his cratic contemporaries are treating the parent* here. Mr. Gregg left that evening rtomestead Incident In a partisan fashion, for Cedar Creek, returning with tho body for which there Is no excuse. They as­ yeaterday forenoon. In their bereavement sume that becanse Mr. Andrew Carnegie Mr. nnd Mrs. Gregg have tbe sympatby and his associates at Homestead have been of alL The fate of their son should serve engaged in an industry* protected by tho as a warning to boys who are loo venture­ tariff, and because a dispute as to wages some about “going In swimming."—Later has arisen between the employers and em­ —It is dal med that young Gregg was a ployed. protection is responsible for the good swimmer, and It is believed tbat he Homeetenn murders and mischiefs. In bad a cramp while in the water, and was congress, loo, certain perrons who suppose thus unable to handle himself. themselves to be democrats [Voorhees and The republican,county committee held a McMillin, of Tennessee] have insisted upon this view. If strikes were never largely attended meeting Saturday and de­ heard of in unprotected industrie;s If. in cided, among other things, not to cull the fact, the greatest strikes in the country county convention earlier than the last of had not occurred in the unprotected Indus­ August. That is early enough. In tbe tries. like the steam railtoads and the meantime we urge upon onr republican horse railroads; if free trade England were readers, and upon all republicans of Hany Dot a country of desperate strikes, and If county, the Importance aud necessity of these facta were.not known to everybody considering well the selection of candi­ with education enough to read large print, dates for the various county offices. The these assumptions might be worth contra­ Banner has no purpose nor desire to have dieting. As the case K they are so far­ anything to do’with the selection of candi­ fetched aud widely absorb that we fear dates. It concedes that business to a wis­ they will bring discredit upon the dom higher and safer than any Individual democrats In the national campaign.* This republican—to tbe republican county con­ Is not a question of partisan politics; It Is vention. We have no wish to even sug­ deeper than that, for it goes to tbe very gest furtherJhan this—the importance of heart of social order and the preservation selecting s/strong ticket There will be of all that lias been won for civilization. arrayed against us this year a combination Tbe democratic politicians and the news­ of all parties. For. while tbe people's par­ papers that are trying to obscure the real ty will select the ticket. It will be under­ question are doing ah In their power to In­ stood in advance who the nominees shall be. and It is known. If the slate goes jure the democratic party. through, that with possibly one exception, this slate ticket will receive democratic At tbe tlmo when tbe "tariff reform’’ endorsement It will be selected trlfh the administration of Grover Cleveland was In »ole idea of getting that endorsement. If power, strikes were more numerous than the leaders who are managing the thing they bad ever been before. Jn 1885-1888 Carry through their program. It will be there were 12,145 strikes In tbe .United tire part of wisdom for the republican par­ ty. therefore, to select its very strongest States. From 1881 to 1884. during a re. ticket—one tliat will commend Ueelf to the publican administiatlon, there had been people—and individual preferences and but 10. ISP strikes. From 1881 to 1885, considerations should not be thought of in under republican rule. 481.009'.persons tbe emergency ttiat confronts the party In Barry county. If the right ticket be se­ went out on strike*. In the .first two lected, tbe republicans will win a splendid years of tbe Cleveland administration .the victory. If a weak ticket or one that number was 742,149. In New Yurk from arouses antagonisms be chosen, the party 1885 to 1887 there were 5,180 strikes. will take needless chances. Sink selfish consideration therefore, and think only of During the four years preceding there tbe party good. To ahi tbe republicans In were only 4,007. At the end of one year making this selection, we shall next week of democratic rule of the national govern­ give the name* of all those whom we have ment there were 153.071 persona in New beard mentioned 1n connection with nom­ inations for the various county offices. York out of work on account of strikes. We may not include all. And not all that At the end of the first year of the present we name may be eandldates. But we republican administration (1889-1890).there give tbe names tbat the matter of nomina­ were only 93,894. The number of strikes In tions for county offices may be considered early and well. If our list next week *11 protected industries during the first year shall fall to Include all, we shall be glad to of “McKinley Ism*’ was less by 200 per add others as we liear of them later. 'l«et cent than during the first year of the the matter be fnlly discussed. Cleveland administration. apeak for themselves. A PEOPLE'S PARTY SCRAP­ In Which Editor Dennis Dlntlngul.hrs the man to a barn in thl* dty. where he Sand the horse, but codld sec no«• „ jumiv When the Dr. departed M^ome be lott to J-7 Mrs A M.-CUWm D Thuteu Kslkrnk* Wm A Frey D lUUlnp r CJ <’«»rj’w H W BiHlgeniso J IX-rkrr N M IN . 1 Geo ParihSJarst-* A Cw Mr< S D1: ■ , H L 11 wrTbosTEt: T i.r* City Wm Fkrnat J K Mnhan OW Gm T Wm AILkLit: Ettwtn Bl*-k W Star R N C-mslur N W Xlr»Hre.u C H J’ottn- John Itan-t . J RAd-". Mn«E^r’>a:ii Ltxxi- M Harr. • MrvJ WV<»‘k FoiljrH.nl.- n Mw<; FStevtr.. Fxnny Hdlrint We, would advise all vyho need anything in this lint to call on, or write A Black & Son, Lock Box 214. Hast ings Michigan. Ail correspondence receives prompt attention by these gentlemen, and all who are too far away to borne and see them, their agent will be sent, who will submit to them a full line of fine hand made designs, and different samples of ; granite and marble with lowest, possible prices for san 2. set on their lots in any cemetery. 25 YEARS SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that STEALING INLAID SPOONS AND FORKS Are warranted to last Also remember you 'Ret a Present—"Good SlP’ °f 32 00 value fwith a 810.00 purchase anything in my Jew® ry store. pri“ F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. IT'S A “JIM DANDY,” The stock of lumber and shingles lalely purchased by Bentley, Tomlinson I Br. At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and studingThe latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. Their No. 2 shirgles are “just too sweet for anything.” �fivvr xGs Banner J. I;. CCOK. Local Sditur. We are stuekM with the genuin.- Mason Hams * Van Ajxmjun FAbont fifty are in attendance Summer N.naat h»re, which mm-u lobe gixTnz excellent sat htaetion party fut-udw nn< hnatUtig around’over the county in great'shatw* J>im oow. setting up plus n>f ---------c.uw«y con­ vention. D. A.‘Bowker has taken over 1300 Oto in Insurance risks In the Michigan Mutual Cyclon*. (Jumnany In the last three mouttis, David Is\ u fiustler. A.goutK i an.’. tO'h-ti at f^ar J j-JtMiuiiftce Cu.. Mich. galu or will Iraije fur property in tiutlnu or vicinity. Good town, loU ufiruil good fishing. Enquire of b. M. Fowler WlHc POWDER Absolutely Pure. HARVEST 15 AT 1WD i v.sr any of the : ; I lams. • River Salmon. While Fi.-h.| i Cdlfis I <K <1 Beef. Mackerel. Herrins, Halibut i ran teed to be fresh. L. E. STZNfTER WANTED TIER RY lu Riilroid Station, Lt.SH. PENROD & CO.. Goshen, Ind. WHEN YOU do your artificial teeth iwn" If »o »and one dollar tor Andy holder. You can apply It mtuute. and no matter If ■•■ot it will hold firmly In the .u< 'rying circumstances. <■> .1. L. HUSBAND. !)• D.E. White (.Total. - Michigan LOCAL NEWS- II one would u How a light sdil farm can t>e made ------ <■ to prodneu good crops, ho cap do so on the farm owned by Me>s»r Bros. * Reynold*, northwest ot the dty. ami known as the Ryan farm. That enter­ prising fit iu have literally m uL-a farm of one naturally poor. hither that venerable requirement of the city charter, n-tiuiriug trdiir- to run six miles an hour through. town should be stricken ont, nr else some sort of mt ;m?t to exact obctlkmfo’to it should u. made. It appears as though some of the trains were trying to make up time while going through the city limits. PiRSONAl. MENTON Dr. M-vry .nd ramlly an, IUel.ar.1 M0d Wall take. ,reuWal| Don’t Kick WUISU ''*«• is V .Shing relatives In Exton Rtpids. Mrs. j. ,v Gn-uh c was in Grand Rapids Mr* M. T. Wheeler left Bay Viiy, Mus Jiatlle 1„ paff^r ur. rhursday for iuvsday for Loud Btutk-y <nd party are at Wail pm . Luk-cgq frldu). rctorued home from If you buy a suit and don’t get what you want. If you can see us before you buy you- will find just what you are looki for and at the right price. Mr. an.l Mrs. p Detroit Wetinrssi-t “on. Dau’i. Striker is Iwimu from Bay V lew fur a few days.’ * In Straw Hats, summer coats and vests, black alapaca coats and straw goods. As we are anxious we will to sell good give you low prices. trank Hadley went to Grand Rapids on ft brief v lw; Tueeday. Rol. t Dawson and T. S. Brice were in G -nd Rapids Friday. M. O. Abbott made a business trip to Gland Rapids Tuesday. Mill Ik-Golla, of Middleville, was In the • »n account of Barnum an’d Bailey’s shows nt Grand Rapids, the Michigan city on business Munday. Central will on Tuesday, August 2nd. sell Miss Pratt, of Monette, is visitlug her tickets from Hittings to Grand Rapids grandfather, A. J; Newton. and return including Coupon to slmws .fur Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Tower returned 31.50. Tickets good going and returning from Washington Mturduy. on this date only. 8. A. Crowell will mite in the trap, shoot The name of F. M. Woiximsns.*,*, of at Grand Rapids next week. I Vermontville is prominently mentioned j in eoniimiuy,with the office of prosveutlug attorney of Eaton county. Frank has plenty of ability and has won his way tn the front by hard knocks, and. the people of Eaton county will have a good, conscientout man to look after their/affairs if they elect him.. 1 he goods made by <he Hastings Furni­ ture Manufacturing Co. seem to be meet­ ing with great favor from Hie trade. They have already received from their Grand Rapids agents large orders for their suits, and have only unfinished samples to show. They are hustling matters at the factor)-, employing upwards of 5u hands, and ex­ pect to have all they can do to meet the demands upon them. Their salesmen assure them they : will not lack for outers. R. MUDGE & SON .Ir. ami Mrs, W. R. Cook left Monday for Bay City to visit friend,. Walhtee Marks, of Mlswauka. lud.. visiting relatives in the clt Mrs. I). 5. Goodyear wen; to Grand Rapids on a brief visit Munday. Devitt Bronson left tor Petoskey yester­ day to spend a couple of weeks. Mrs. Grigsby ami children are visiting friends In Sunfield and Sebewa. Bro. belghner. of the Woodland News, visited the county bub Katurdav. Great Special Sale of ■ Mrs. C. G. Bentley arrived In the city Saturday tor a visit with friends. Attorney W. R. Clark, of Grand Ledge, was in the city Friday on business. Charles Kolb, of this city, has on exhi­ R. Parkhurst, of Topeka. Kan. bition In the wilttow of Bock «t Son’s spent last week at 3. N. Baldwin's. hardware, the skin of a mammpth blue Miss Lulu Fetghnur, of Nashville, visit­ racer snake, shed, by the reptile on the farm of Mr. K.rs’ father-in-law, N. E. ed friends here the tkrl uf the week. ( ".a;k. of Lacey; Barry county, which Mr. and Mrs. Ed, DeGroot went to Bat­ measure* six feet, five inches in length. tle Creek Saturday, retunlUig Monday. aiAasit has shrunken somewhat, the reptile Will Grlgroy and Miss Glenn* Shnnt^ Itself must have measured at least. 7 feet D h a very perfect and magulffcent speci­ visited friends in Woodland Inst Thurs­ day. men.—Battle Creek Journal. Miss Mario Frost, of New York City, is The'■liolcra germ fattens upon and be­ gins Its career upon filth: out when in full visiting her brother, W. 11. Frost, of this city. I, power it will communicate its poison to the i>est protected and cleanest resorts. The Misses Edith.and Edua Haveris and: The tiling to do is to give it no start. Miss Cliattle Lake left Monday for Bay Clean bouses, clehn cellars, clean alleys and dean streets are all the positive de­ Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Greenfield, of. mand of sound sense and experience. To clean up after Uieldestroyer has mode its Grand Rapids, are visiting Hastings • • eirtry l« like - locking the door of the sta­ friends. ble after the horst has been stolen.” Mrs. McCarty. of Kalamazoo, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Myers over Nsaturday. about 6 p. m. Mrs. Wm. Sunday. Miller, wife of the city marshal, started Will Cole is in Petoskey where he has to visit her near neighbor, Mrs. Susan Richards, an aged|hdy living no’ far from secured a position as typo ou the Daily Robert Dawson’s fin the first ward. When Resorter. » she reached tbe garden of her friend, she Hale Kenyon went Tuesday with the was horrined to find her lying upon the Barry county delegation to the Saginaw ground, unconscious. The neighbors were convention. at ouce apprised, and Dr. Barber sum­ moned. who pronounced It ■ case of paraly­ sis. Mrs. Richards Is improving, but very slowly. Call and see ns. at ARCHIE HeCOTS Two stores this week UNRIVALLED BARGAINS. "WE SELL GOOD CLOTHING OK KONE.” T~\ A A T i GrKAl\ 1 Z~N •* C'' ‘ THE BEST 3 isc™8tT Mrs. G. G. Nichols and daughter, of St. Louis. Mo., art the guests of her father, A. J. Newton. Miss Flora Sllnchcomb Is enjoying the 4 The Michigan Central will until Sept. 3oth sell round trip tourists tickets, limit­ delights of Bay View, leaving for that ed to retorn not later than October 31st, place Thursday. at the following l<2 Mrs. W. H. Wanzer, of Ypsilanti, is vis­ 8 7.10 Traverse City.... iting nt Mr. and Mrs. Julius Russell’s and 8.95 •hanges for advertisements Bay View * 8.95 other friends here. - office Tuesdays at latest to Petoskey’. I 9.90 D. W. Reynolds .and a party of friends ■rtion in the issue of the week Harbor Springs... 10.30 will enjoy the delights ot Wall lake com­ Mackinaw City. ; 11.30 mencing next week. Mackinaw Island, •>f Hood’s S.rsapariilr: The Elk Rapids...h..: Mrs. Andrew Wlnkel and son Johnnie, S.95 • merit, the greatest cures. Charlevoix of Cleveland, Ohio, are the guests of Peter e-it« benefits. M. A. G1U.MAN, Schumann aud family. Ticket Agent. T. J. Bush assumed charge of the book­ "in It” for binding twine. Prof. David P. Todd, of Amherst Col­ keeping and shipping department of the F. !!. Barlow A Co. lege, will describe In the August Century Hastings Furniture Manufacturing Co. r. Rtt-by gave a very pleasant an ascent of Fuji-san. the sacred mountain Monday. i^Sdturilny in honor of Mrs. Fred Busby. of Japan. His expldltion was one of sever­ Sid Crowell attended the meeting of the al which have been made possible by the Another . lot of those chip potatoes. bequest of a wealthy and eccentric Boston state trap-shooters association in Battle very fine, try them. gentleman, who left a fortune of 3200,000 Creek last week and came home a good to a board of trustees, with discretionary winner. i-tn Central employees were power to employ it in establishing and . George W. Perry, of Bellevue, was in icsday by a welcome visit from maintaining an astronomical observatory, the city Thursday nnd had his "beagle aud experimental research has been con­ h’ye” peeled for violators of the Internal ducted nt high altitudes In different parts . v- iti-r spaniel dog. A suitable of the globe In order to show the precise revenae laws. > b»- given tn the one who re­ nature of the Improved conditions of vis­ George Landis received notice Thursday : ito* Hln, t<, j... qwnt-r, J. H. Dennis. ion. and lo ascertain the best location for that he had passed examination before the state board of pharmacy, nnd Is now a full ■* Chai: j. M'-M-irehas entered Dr. Lowry's' tbe mountain observatory. fledged druggist. Some sneak seems to have It In for the '• u-.in <!iief, in Mjtne of the fast Mrs. Andrew GiUmati and Mr. and Mrs. Electric Light Co. Saturday night, just Mieuigan and Ohio circuit. before Engineer Calkins was about to shut Alonzo Matthews, of South Bend, Ind., ■i • -H desirable building lot in down, some one burled a brick Into the were called here by the Illness of their :<l. L-<iod location, and will sell at sister, Mrs. Susan B. Richards. ■ fta-oriabi.! figures. tEu<|uire, of Devitt Co.'s building which struck the governor of one of the engines, and glancing hit tbe BronMiH. Mrs. Mary L. Throop returned from a engineer In the face, but fortunately not > The fronds of M. F. Cottrell; of Jack- causing him any serious harm. The en­ visit with relatives in Veateburg, Moot­ calm Co. Thursday. Earl Throop will re­ ’wnerly. Victor On the Grand Rapids gine was disabled however, and repairs of the M. C. R. R., are ur glug his are necessary before it can-bo+un. I-f-the main there during the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Williams returned ■ name for *tdto Treasurer. villain who did this-can be apprehended, X Mon.laj was a red letter day for the he should have a good long time to mediate Tuesday from Batavia. N. Y.. where they 1 upon his depravity In the solitude ot some had been to visit Mrs. W.’a brother, who uaiUiiKs Furniture Manufacturing Co. prison cell. We cannot imagine who In had recently suffered from a stroke of par­ ‘bey received on that day orders for their this dty could be so low and degraded aa alysis. . ew K°od’i aggregating nearly 83.500. to be guilty ot sueh vandalism; but there Chester Messer aud 1 Isa Grace Messer The phus for the court house and jail is evidently some such dangerous miscre­ oraeet to leave to-morrow for an extended u! for ,n,P««Uon by builders. Bids ant, and the law should have a little seance vSTwBh friend, in the east Their ’f J’Jjlhllijg the court bouse will be re­ with him. Journey • IB Include • £ t? ’7 A,|««t 1st, and for building the On account of Barnum and Bailey's । awrence, among the Thousand Islands, Jail August 2nd. .to .‘rlP Whl« ‘"dOr” show in Kalamazoo, Friday. Aug. 5th. the CIRCULATION - This week. SO quires. fl NEW WRINKLE o We’re applying the bellows of Low Prices to keep the furnace of trade in a constant uproar during the usual dull months. That’s a “New Wrinkle,” eh? It's to'add fuel to the flames of activity that we place on sale two grand lots of Boys’ Knee Trouser Suits at $ 5.00 and $3.50. They’re worth double. We’re too busy to tell you why -Jand yet we would like you to be among the fortunate buyers. TOM OU ought to. Never has there been a a time when we had so many, comfort­ able, nice'things in Summer Clothing as now. It’s a fortunate Summer for you beyond all its predecessors. TOOL H"lt,rook h“ purchased Will Babroeai interr^ m the barber shop and businew of Hams a Babcock. Ed. 1> iflnt■avworkman, and we bespeak for tbe . firm a liberal patronage. a K. 4S. Ry. will sell round trip tickets mountains. from all stations to Kalamazoo and return Girl w.otel lor «en.td boure work. at the following low rate.: Enquire .1 r. W. flrebie'. turnuore itore. Woodbury ’ Woodland * UTbe Eplieop.1 Sundry ^‘bool excaraion l 00 wCtoiJd lake llberully P*1™"'^1 I be annual encampment of the K. O. Coat* Grove I 00 Hastings 1 Tbe d.y, lite pUee and th. elthi?»2f wl11 behe!d In Detroit 75 yMWrd.y. 'unionist. combined to have a «opd lime, Shultz to tllTh tbe t,me hM been 75 PMiHr!k *l!,,ro,ne *t the time of the ex- Cloverdale 60 and they had IL CJ1, ,“d Wednesday, August 31. has Delton / Leo D. Al Keith' Milo old, made a full m ordi! r* ‘,at 40’000 of the Creasy... 45 Uat half mile beinL , Richland Junction <er win participate in the parade. Ticket. food Kolm« on *"r <■»'" on predicted that he will c.oee the .eason trJJ/ Knight, of Grand Rapids, is the AutMtsm. and X--1 '""roJn» “J with a mark In the twenties. . pSntSi8!! has h**” ^P'dy^d as su- train not later than An«u«t On *n« Wniemknt Of th.t Chair A Table factory, u.t Jib. . .peelal -HI l«’» “ All persons wanting any thing In the tut nf i f,,r four years superlntend- !p. tn. runnl.it H-raukS “H! ntenJvL?”?Wayro M*nu^cturing Co.’s Ticket, mutt be secured “ «ht*‘rrand made * They are closing the whole stock re be collected oo We train. ^rM^\J.aMe"Uen,an®f “b,I,ty and tickets can be purchased at Mr? bprague ganUaaa oC coat, and lH.CO°UiOteftX. ______ . . If nzit. ringed OUl before. •oeewiftt U We “•r'ProT® Tcry store. G5 �__ ' ;= THE FATED FOLSOM Hastings Banner 89a. Th List of the Victims of the Peo­ ria Disaster. WSSBBUWS. Julr«-Tta uri«r iuJ • '■’i-l.r* •llr.r d,b*t« » t«tvouvii>>f»»'l-<jl,llo'‘ U1L OnmoX rfW„hbun,.br. d«UI.. FOUBTEEN 00BP3E8 03 THE BOLL CURE SUkHredicbeaad reBeveaU tbetrocldee toofo . . .1 . »Nn iTiira.nnh >a SICK 904* IlT«r and regulate the boweta. BrenlftM'OGlF HEAD AebattervcuidbeataortpriateratoaaMwbO able la »o ways that they will not bowlljlns rods without tbsnx. But after silstok bead ACHE Tr of so easy lives that barefswhare sranukeourEreatbcart. Our pills cure it white CARTER MEDICINE OO., Naw York; SHALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALLPMCf uj/uj ndi FORrnorrr 1'“'“i z//-./-iT/) Enciooe nuhnp for circular. I’AlUsH, Prop’r. il&nJc'dr d“ dreaa. When you waut a FRESH LUNCH,:-: Oo to the ov^r CITY BAKERY. Fine line of creams and fresh confectionery. A. E. RENKES. BUSINESS CARDS. 3olty lir RS. E. H. a C. P- LATHROP. Homoepath|e Physicians and a -Surgeons All calls city and country promptly at­ tended lo. D A. SCRIBNER. M. D.. , * Physician and Surgeon, Itelton, < • Mich. Offlee In residence, one block east of depot. C . To Advertisers If you wish to advertise A. A C. H. BARBER . Physicians and Surgeons. Calls in city or county responded to with 'promptness, day or night - n for our “ Book for Advertisers." A little study of that book will enable you to decide what you ought to do, and give an Idea of tho probable cost. ILLIAM O. LOWDEN. Lawyer. Offlee over Julifcs Russell’s store, State street. Hastings. Mich. • W If you instruct us to place a certain amount of adver­ tising for you In the way we think wili do you the moot good, ytta should send an explicit statement of what you "lnh to accomplish, and make fultablo arrangements for paymenu Year order win then receive all the attention tbat it requires. If you wish , ao advertisement prepared and a plan of advertising marked out; to be told what papers you should use, and what tbe cost will be, wo will furnish the advertlsement and the plan—either or . both, and submit them for your consldcratlon, together with our bill for the service. For preparins advertisernenty, electrotypes and estimates tho advert'.ser pays u». For the expense of nru paid by a commission allowed by the publisher of tho paper In which If you want to learn all tbe Im and outa of advertising without any coat or trouble, read PRIMTXR8' IKK regularly, carefully. can Newspaper Directory. For any further Information address GEO. P. ROWELL fr C°.» Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 SPRUCE ST., NEW YORK. A. SHELDON, . Abstract and Real Estate Offlee. ai”tract Block. Hastings. Money to loan on Beat Kdate Real Estate gold on commission. General con»eyaaelnf. (iavteg aconnUete set of Abstract Books.comoUe<l from the Records, can furnish complete » tracts. / C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. P j P. DRAKE, M. D., Office over Holloway’s drug store. Office hours from 2 to 4 p. ni. Telephone, eon oectlng with residence, at Holloway's drug I stere i Q M. FOWLER.D.D. 8. o» Office hours Sa m. to 5 p. m. MITH A COLGROVE, xLawyers. (Offlee In Union block. Hastings.) Practice Is all the courts of the state. S e. kenaston, • Attorney at Law, (Over J. 8. Goodvear k Co.'s store.) Practices tn an courtaof the State. Collections -promptly attending to. A R. TIMMERMAN. Homapathlc Pkyslcian and Surgeon. (Offlcyn ar Lathrop’s drug store.) P • T AW, REAL ESTATE ANDCOLLECTU ING OFFICE OF Palmerton A Smith, Woodland, Mlcb. C. S. Palmektox, J. M. Smith, Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. ntniumnu PROBATE OKDHIi. «U'e ot Michigan, county of Bmty.—u, At u ae»«tun of tbe Probate Court for tbe Count* of Barry. hidden at the Probate Offlee iu ttw City of ILwtl'urs. in said ooui.rr. on Wednesluy. Uk« rx!> day of M*v,lu the rear on* tbotr-and eight hundred and ninety-two. Present. Charles Vf. Artnstro.ig, Judge of Prouree. d in um matter of the estate of Robert Mlsn r Ou reading an I O'Ing tbe petlfon duly veri­ fied. nf Frances Mis'•er. widow of said deceased pravng tbat a re rain inMnnn-nt now on file tn this court purporting t- i*« th* laM will aud testam-m »f w-uJ decruM-d may be admitted to probate and that your petitioner may be appointrtjl Art. t VV- '.I — .lit will .art ...fs Thereupon It Is ordered that Thursday tbe thirtieth day of June A. D. 1*Z!. at ten a’etock m tho forenoon, be assigned for tbe hearing of »ald petition, and that tbe heirs at law of said de­ ceased and all other persons Interested in said estate, are required tn appear at a session of said eoert.then to be hokten at the Probate Offlee in the city of HreUngs, in said county, and show cause, If any Ibero be, why the prayer oi the petitioner mar not be granted. And It Ir further ordered. That said petltlouerglve natter to the persons Interested in said ftttete. of tb» KIRKS IAMON MRS MF Hialttfsl, AgrmNi, ClMesIng. Cures Chapped HaxuU, Wounds, Buna, Etc. previous to •..ud (A^reoopy.) Bwt for General Household Uie. S3 to U (whltib n»>‘r 54 ‘“ J “ TOMI noy br ml-ttikv). th, M» wnml <0 take up tho atul option bl IL The bill waa MtbwquwUy eent toek £ h calendar. Vot-rlw* lot reduced a bitration rraoludon tiie Homestead trouble# which, under oo* A WearilessCaptain—Basing Hurrlcana Sl<!r™- UM over. No conclusion at ftprlngttald, O.—Nine Persons Badly L reacbetl as to the Sunday cloning of BttyL Ito WorM’a tah, „ , . . Tbe snbjecl under dlactseaion In the Peoria, Uh., July 11—Following is • joniplete list of those who lost thsir lives house was a ovnatltutlonal by the sinking of the steamer Frankie rlMt Mnaton bp a dltect vou. ot th. Peo­ Folsom Tuesday night:. John Ahrends, ple. The tiebat. "a. anUreir Pekin. Ills.; Mrs. Kate Beebe, Duluth, Mtnn.; Mra. Henry Dubulieker, Mra. Fred. Fisher. Mb" Cora Fisher. Mire Mary Flath, Miss Hepler—all of Pekin; Grant Hepler; Eureka, Ills., Rev. J. H. McMesn, Benson, Ills.: Miss Lottie Rentier, Pekin, Ills.; Lotta Shade, Shelbyville, His.; Un­ known ninn aud woman, and Mrs. W. G. Wiles, Pekin. Ills. The conduct of tho captain of tbe steamer Longfello w is being severely commented on. His boat was about a block below when the Folsom careened. He was Implored to go to the resistance of the passengers and was offered money to do so, but refused to go. Even a revolver Read This! CONGRESSIONAL NEWS. “^{fX’X^’TbrKe^ to8p. m. for a pcnalon. >««ioo, but no Dr. L. -N, Lakins The Rectal Specialist, • OF GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.,. Will be a guest of the Johnson House at Middleville. Aery Thursday) forenoon and of the Hastings House, Hastings, Mich., every.Thursdav afternoon and evening. At Grand Rapids all other day­ ' He invites every sufferer from any Recta! trouble to call ami gel a correct diagnosis of their disease, time required to cure and cost of same . FREE OF CHARGE. Dr. Lakins has been located in the Porter Block, at Grand Rapid, Mich , lor over four and one-half years, and has cured hundreds of Grand Rapids' people, to whom he refers with pardonable pride; He treats Rectal Diseases only, hence he is a Rectal Specialist u its truest sense. No matter how bad your case may be, of how long standing, or who has failed to cure you, he will gtve you a radical per­ manent cure. , I Every long continued orlchronic case ot Piles has produced cither Liver Complaint. Kidney Complaint, Bladder trouble, Nervous Postra tion or Constipation. Hence the importance of being cured without __ y. I dels}'. are from parties within Please notice. The following testimonials t — gladly give you all the particulars your reach, any one of- whom will concerning their case. WASUfXOTOX. JjUly 14.—Tho senate yesunlaj 11o»Ur Jl.potol onto CMtogo pmlUoo pro.UloM oLlk. .utorr elrtl MIL Quay’, om.ndm.nl w oloto lb. expoM. Uoo on lb. ‘Unt dw of lb. rak, com­ monly eidlml Snndny." — ndopud wildoul a dlabUon. atur n motion to uld. It bad toon drlratol by a -ot. ot 4 to 1. A turtbrr am.ndmmt by to ptobimt tba aalo ot all Intoxicant. In tb« «xpo“llon ground. , rxe.« tor -m«llcal, mmbaolml or mlontUn purpom.,- wa. adopud by a narrow majority o'two. One of the saddest features of the dis­ With there conditions attached, tbo senate aster was the drowning of the McMeen voted to tesua to the World’s fair manaparty. Rev. J. H. McMeen, the Methodist gera 10.000,00 souvenir silver ha.f dollMS. minister at Bensoo, a small town on the Discnasion was still In progrew upon other Mr. DeKubber is Supl of tbe WiddiMr. Ja*. L. Wilkins, ex Mayor ot Has­ Bantairo Fe roau road «w. above here, was — engaged to| j itenn iu this Important sundry civil apo unv, o-n------tings, says: It gives me great pleasure to comb Furniture Co. (tbe largest factory iu be married tarried to Mire Mattle Helper, who Ij provriMtion bill when the senate ad­ state to my neighbors and friends what I the world) and during running hours his ' . ». a^._ and __J _1 -------- 1 a . pleasure joUrUeJ. Inquirer* will livetfat Pekin, planned know of Dr. Lakins, as a Reetal Special­ time Is very valuable. In the houre tho resolution retting apart please consult him any other time at the trip. This included himself, Miss Mattle, yesterday and today for consideration of istI bad plies tor four or five yearn, and factory or at his residence. hh fiance, her sist«fr Belle and her brother. the Stewart sliver bill was defeated—154 to when Dr. Dakins took my case, they To whom It may concern: 1 had Hies Grant Hepler, a dentist of Eureka. Thuy 136. Tbe house then passed sixty pension would coine down almost constantly when for ten years until cured by Dr. Lakins came here on the Santo Fe road, aud to bills and adjourned. 1 was on my feet and I had not been able two years ago. I also tod a severe badthe evening took In the performance of the Washington, July 15.—After klx days’ ber trouble, suffered intensely and wa? to do hard work for over two years. “Fall of Pompeii,’’ at Lakeview park. hard work the senate yesterday completed They never caine down once after the completely prostrated tor weeks at a time. Made a Fatal 8ugg«»H«n. When the performance ended the party the consideration of the sundry ck'il bill second treatment and 1 did more hanl work I employed eight different physicians in had started tor the street care, when Mr. and sent it over to tho bouse with 300 or tbe first« weeks after be took my case Detroit. Grand Rapids and Ann Arbor and JdcMeens suggested that, as tbe boat 4C0 amendment*, increasing the aggregate than I had done In a whole year J before paid them over S4Q0. but received nu bene­ would laud it tbe foot of Main street.they appropriations more than $8,000,000, ii rc- and did it with more ease and comfort too. fit from their treatment. Dr. Lnklns as­ should take that instead. There would bo spectlve of tbe (5.000,000 world's fair sou­ From what 1 had heard former (Grand sured met my piles caused the bladder (rou­ a variety iu the way of their enjoyment* venir half dollars. Tho clause prohibiting Rapids patients say of him, 1 expected ble and he would cure lx>tb by simply cur­ They went to the boat and* with one ex­ tho sale of intoxicating drinks on tho fair be would cure me. but I was amazed at ing tuy piles. This he did over 2 years ago. I am now ception, to bodies of Mr.- | grounds was reconsidered and defeated, the speedy and radical change hia treat­ ~ their —- death. --------- —The ----------------free from both dlrea»es, weigh more and McMrens and his affianced arc al the j but th(, Sunduy doxiug proviso was left in ment produced. ! w morgue. Grant Hepler is among the miss- t!le bln 1 have talked with Mr. DeKnbber bupt am in better health than I have l>ecn for ing ■ and* undoubtedly lost, — and ->«-•>-« Halle Hep —­■ The hoUre devoted Its time to conference of the Widdlcomb Furniture Co and many many yeate. I was constantly getting worse ler is the only one left of the party. reports on appropriations, tbe legislative, other Grand Rapids people Dr. Lakins has and 1 firmly believe I would not lie living ' Ilia Sun Wm tn ths Sturm. naval, diplomatic and consular bills be­ cured, some of them years ago, and now but tor Dr. Lakins’ treatmerit. I know The father of Willie Wynn, a resident ing agreed to. The principal item of con­ all speak of his skill as a Rectal specialist of many he has cured, several of whom ’ 1 of this cjty, was haunting the morgue tention wta tbe retention of the appropri­ sent to him. 1 have never known him highest terms. yesterday, ills son hired a boat Tuesday ation of H000,a» for n now battleship and in Ithe sincerely believe he can permanently to fail in a single Instance. night, and, with three ot four companions, $5,000 for a naval display atfHainpton roads Respectfully, - cure any case of piles no matter he w bad went out on the river to be gone .a couple next fall, each being finally, retained. I*aa«- DeKi liuER, or bow long standing, aud I advise all suf­ of hours. Neither tho boat nor its oc­ Res. 207 So. College Ave., Grand Rap­ Washington, July 16.—Tbe senate yes­ fering from any Rectal trouble to donsult cupants have been heard from since. Ids Mich. James L. Wilkins. Young Wynn is a strong, active boy, terday adopted final conference reports on him at once. Hastings, Mich. about 17 years old. It is fetirud that others the army, navy and legislative, executive The veteran Baggage Master of thv I). not yet rescued may have embarked on and judicial appropriation bills, aud as­ Mra. H. L Peck of Grand Itapiifa was G. IL A M. Ry. mqt>: tbe boat. The captain says not, but tho sented to a house resolution extending ex­ formerly a resident of Hastings. Mloh, I was terribly sfflleted with Piles for accident happened so shortly after stort­ isting appropriations for objects not yet They affected my She says: I was a sufferer from/PlIes, over twenty years. ing that he would hardly know. acted upon until July 80. It also passed and Constipation caused by them ever general health so much that 1 was abont A Day of Excitement. j the fortification bill with amendments, since I was a child until a little over two to resign my position as Baggage Master ot Yesterday was a day of terrible excite­ the D. A M. Ry. when Dr. Lakin* began and did not take its usual adjournment to years ago-when Dr. Lakins cured me. ment in Peoria, ns Tuesday night wm a Monday, Washburn, who is fighting tor I wish 1 might tell every lady in ths treating me. I began to Improve from the night of horror. Within fifteen minutes very first treatment and was soon a vote on the anti-option bill, antagoniz­ land what he has doue for me. after tho sinking of tbe Frankie Folsom ing such an adjournment and defeating 1L He has treated me for rectal troubles sound and well. there were 5,000 people on tbe shore, pow­ The consideration of the sundry civil only but my general health Is better dow This was over four and one-half years erless to beip. . Tho win'd was blowing furiously, and the wreck of the boat could bill occupied the attention of the house, I think than It has ever been In my whole ago and 1 will say I have not' felt the slightest sign of Piles since and I feel at be now only seen by the flashes of light­ tho World’s, fair appropriation ot $5,UQ0,- life before. OW being tbe item under discussion. It I heartily recommend him to any suffer­ least twenty years younger than 1 did be­ ning. Nothing was visible ot It except a was agreed that a vote^thould be token on er from rectal tronblps who may be fortu­ fore he cured me. hull sticking up out of the water and cov­ the bill at IS o’clock on Tuesday next. nate enough to w core’his services. H. I. Mason. ered with people. Tbe confrreuce re:K»rt on the army appro­ Res. No. ;i9 Barnett Mr. l’« ck Is dciI: at police headquarters. priation bill win. al»o agreed to. The SWEPT BY THE GALE. i Grand RapitS. Mich. house took s recess until 12 ^o’clock for ro Ninth Ave. i [tension burines*. At the night scmIou 63 GramHtapIdnJ Mich. popsion Bills were considered but not SrtttXGHELD, 0., July 14.—At 1:47 finally acted ujiori. o’clock yesterday morning tbe city was WAEUlNur.iN. July 18.—Discussion of Pecple sometimes trronecush* suppose they are going to I c badly visited by a terrific windstorm. As a re­ the details of the deficiency bill—the la»t hurt by the examination or treatment. Ask any who have been treat­ sult over 200 bouses were badly damaged great appropriation bill unacted upon by ed by Dr. Lakins and they will tell you it is nearly painless and a total destruction of 9200,000Inflicted. that body-Loccupied the senate all Satur No person wns killed outright, but several day and whs not completed. Chandler aeJOSEPH ROGERS twice. I am satisfied that he will, cure were injured, as follows: Mra. Mary Esh- curecl tin- passage of bis resolution author­ Of Hasting* says: . G. H. DURKEE embrenner, limbs frightfully burned and izing an luveMigtiion into the immigra­ I fevl a wonderful Improvement from bruised; James Hinkle, internally injured; tion and naturalization -questions during ]»r. I>kin-’: rent men t and they are as the Blacksmith of Hartings $aj< . Cooney Leech, may die; Jacob Leech, the rccen. I dreaded the eMtnlnatioti aud treat­ Dr. sa.' a ahiMMt painless. shoulder dislocated; Mrs. Leech and two ' The liuiMe spent the tvhole session dlameat because 1 had been b4dl\ hurt Ijeforr. N. T. PARKER daughters, badly bruised; Jacob Nearse, cussing tile World’s fair amendment to My cnee Is a very bail one. yet l»r injured internally; J. H. Roberta, inter­ the sundry civil bill. It was opposed by Proprietor of tbe llastiugN House says: I ain a patient nf Dr. Lakins aud cheer­ Lakins' treatment is nearly painless. nally injured, may die. Hooker of Mixai-slppl, Covert of New CHARLES AN’MSON York, Bland ot Mls-ouri, Wheeler of Ala­ fully recoin mend his treatment to anyone An old resident of lUddlevllir. Mich, says Almost tbe entire south end of the city bama, Kyle of A iMlnsippl, Livings.ane suffering !n-m any Rectal troubles. Dr. Ivakins says I am not yet cured, but was demolished. The electric light, tele­ and Moses of Georgia—all Democrats. WILLIAM WOOD 1 feel as well as 1 ever djd. The trea tgraph and telephone wires nre down, Houk (Dem.) of Ohio, Chipman (Dem.) of streets filled with fallen trees, and getting Michigan, Dolliver, Henderson, and other Of HnMIimo. >•}*: juent Is very mild. I fe«-i much Vetter already. The «.pain about'Is attended by difficulty and danger. Republicans spoke for the amendment, JOHN W. WILLARD Close following the storm of wind came and pending action the bouse adjourned. from Dr. Lakin*’ treatment is nothing. Of Mlddldville says: FRED C. PARKER the rain, a positive cloudburst, and tho Washington, July 19.—The senate hav­ Have had only two treatments and ha' ■ rain fell as never before seen in this local­ ing completed tho deficiency bill—the last of the HastlugaUouse says. 7 n’t felt so Well In teu years. Little <» r ity. Tbe postofflee guttering proved in­ Dr. Lakins has treated me only no pain to the treatment. adequate and tbe place was flushed out of the appropriations—and having rent It over to the house for a conference, took up with storm water. After the storm thieves began to prey on tbe anti-options; that Is, it resolved to do Are you still skeptical ? ths devastated section. The authorities so, but did not do It, for after two hours Then talk to ALL of the above and many more whose manics will promptly called on the militia for assis­ spent in wrangling and filibustering, it be given or sent to you. tance, nnd the soldiers are now guarding adjourned without even permitting the the property. After the frightful rainfall bill to l»e read. That measure, however, . Main office, 35 and 36 Porter Block, Grand Rapids. Mich. hundreds ot dead birds were strewn on will come up again as unfinished business Entrance 13a Monroe St. Phone ai8. High street and other up-town thorough­ today. (The house was In good humor all day fares that bad been drowned by the flood. ahd considering the number of roll calls, The streets were veritable ritrera. which consumed much time,an unusually MORTGAGE SALE ’ large number of measures were disposed having been made In the conditions MOKTGAGF SALK. PlKBllB, S, D,, Jul, IL,—Th. P«)plp. of. Among them were: To aflix the seal ofDefault a certain morucMge made by Francis &lsby Default baring beoh made hi the condlt loai • party of South Dakota has adopted a novel of tbe United States government to a and Cordelia rJilsby, his wife, to Mh. C. M. Cati­ dated April I st h. A. D. 18X5. and recorded plan of r.-using campaign funds. It has document entitled, "The United States line. iu the office ot the register of deeds, for tbe assessed ono township In each county ten government at the beginning of the 400th county ot Barry and Mate of Michigan, on the to ito 20th ilay of April, A. D. 1888, In liber 19ot mort- WfiUiKwit, dares Dciitainbcr thlrirentb A, l>. acres to aid its candidates, the crop to be xanivenar, of Ara.rlex; to IS8J aud recorded in tbe office of th” KwtLMerof sold nnd the receipts to be put in the get- court of private land dalma. the well Deeds for Barry county State of M kouwneawof William McGerrahan. Inera! fund for political use. twenty-flrat day of September A. IL 1«» *“ volvlmt the titled lo the Rancho Panoehe said alignment was recorded In the offlee of Idbcr ,‘U5" of Mortgagee <m **‘2.’.? THE DEATH RECORD. toim Graode tract of lead lo California; to pro­ register of deeds for the county of Barry and MMNimMONctCMOwaaduur*«lRned of Michigan, on tbe flrat day of July. IBM, BeMFyiBSboatioDaaiei afriker of vide for an loveetlgatloa of the eluma of suue *■- 1 -------- .I-,',- t’lr ' WcnIn Uber M ol mortgage* ou bylra page bie.V^Valkeo A nd said SZiXf. Gerhard Lanu, wealthy brewer and ■norw dulTafjSid cities by the commissioner of labor An Democratic politician, at Buffalo. ' burgh, special administrator of tbe estate of Fraxcw P. Looms, ex-lieutenant gov­ evening eaeaion wu held for thrte houn John A. GreWe. decoared. to Fred W. Greble during which the World'i fair appropriaernor of Connecticut, at Hartford. tho second day of September, 18BI. and duly tton wax debated. vpruvna- on recorded In the olflceof register of deeds In toe upon Which mortxsge there Is claimed toW* Dr. John Nevim, well-known cltisen of ■nSkedato ofSsnotiCe the sum of Thornton, Ind. day of July, uot. In Hber as ol tnortgacea, on Sift OMMd 1I-1W dollars sod an Aitoras) to­ LONDON, July 16. — Election returna yes ­ paieMl.ou whleh mortgage there Is claimed ot flfty dollars provided for In Hon. F. W. Hott, president Dulutb, mortwee Red Wing and Southern railway, at St. terday show that the totals now stand 269 to be due at the date Of this nouca the sum ot andnosuit or proceedings id ’•w hav'nx he*® tour hundred, thirty sewn dollars and seventy- SffiSS P^tl^fT Therefore^ Paul. Conservatives, 233 Liberals, 42 Liberal Are ctnu, and an attorney's of tweuty-flre Ex-Judge Richard Walson, president Unlonlsu, SV Nationalists (antl-Poruoll- dollars provided for In said mortgage, and no or proceedings at law having been Institut­ Doylestown Trust company, at Philadel­ ftB),r8.JPWnenit*: n«l Wberal gain, 54. suit ed to recover the moneys secured by said Tbe Liberal majority will be about 50. mortgage, nr any part ther^; N^tbZref™ phia. Newton Booth, ex-governor of Cali­ The features of yesterday’s returns have •■y virtue of tbe no<rr of sale cootklned in said public aartton to tbe hi$b«tMddrraU£«. wrtB been the election of Sir Charles Dilke In mortgage, and the statute In such care made trout dore of the eourt bow. n th*t.t) « fornia, nt Sacramento, and provided, notice Is hereby given that on W. H. Wilson, prominent trotting the Forest ot Dean, Joseph Arch iu Nor­ Nxmntey the ftret day of October. A. D- 1 sSl iS Hrettnp, Barry county, MichIgan. ‘ W i* biK where tbe circuit court In. ' ■‘{n horse breeder, at Lexington, Ky. tuA and Michael Devitt in Meath. t- n o'clock in tbe forenoon. I shall sell at nubile the premises described iu soM n trtlou to ttui higOMt bidder, at the north mortjrate or so much thereof as irntj tmllt Ha", rtf ,t,rt A. . t.A.-AA I .. ■ L- A a(.u a. _ Benjamin Nathan, well-known New York sporting man. Dexver. July 19.—Last Saturday Mra circuit John D. Hodebtson, cx-tecretary of costs togelber with an Attorney fee of ■m «»« C. C. Candy, accompanied by her husband State of Connecticut, at New Huven. . made the drecent of Pika’s Peak on bl ’ Hon. W. L. Pilkenton, prom Lien t citisiiiount due on said niortg eles. The feat has been accomplished by all thnre certain Dieceti or parcels <>1 land - d . ’cent. interest, and all lent xen of Belleville, Mo. [ SUmad Petal: ?!„ Xn'i nn attorney’s fee of twenty Rev. Dr. B. W. ClHDLAW.of Cincinnati men before, but Mrs. Candy te the first ted tor therein, the premJ ‘lf r i drocribed StoiS re Sito2r»“to ^Tbe woman who has ever attempted It. ’ The at Dolgelly, Wales. half rfJWre Samuel M, Mitchall, wealthiest man only accident they had was wbou Mra. 1 lu ’**» county of in Morgan county, Ind., at Martinsville. thrown off her wheel when ou Michigan, and known and tn town two north ot range nine west east qnarDreed May 9*. A D. ^A?<IJlL -n three I3J at Pittsfield, Mass. Attigneeof Mortyty*General JaMKS A. Cunningham, super- rtrt .L oavea ner life. >«»• . W. Gexklk. Daniel Stbi km. Intendsnt of the soldiers’ home at Chel- i? JuT ^P/hs wow a man’s cycling suit, I Attorney tn peraon. �Your next weeks washing lu.tt.^tlierv'l'Ualiuedto । t otice tbfsnmoX tour iiUrx .rd K'-niv live cents. 1 ftt-fter-d'Ihirepro■ ... 'n'ld lO-'llt or 1*0I ; •’ ••I: lusiftuie t tv re­ .! . ,;r„t 0) said mortffiW. Iff . Jfrfl look Whiter, will be d.*Ber M4 wJ|i be done with let* labor if SANTA CLAUS SOAP >Tht Clothe* Wil1 smell sweeter and will lest longer. SANTA CLAUS SOAP i« , iin’.v I* hidden*. tbe pure, it cleans but does not Injure t-he. fabric, ft does ijrt roughen or chap the. hands. id c..vm. turefUcr with r., tv five doll in cov■ ;>rvnu*es fa-lug de.-.ire as nil that certain ,d dluate in the townshin ;,nt c of Barry and state of > uid.tescribed as follows: . miut'least quarter uf the . H -• .rtv town one . v ret coptali.lug twenty Millipn? use. it. Jo You, P N.K. FAIRBANK KCO,Mftx CHICAGO. ^siuuee of Mortgagee. •>r Awgnee of Mortgagee. ’’SHOKE^ g DO VOU ED P0WHU’ ICOUGH dont delay NO. 35. take; _ s 18 dLWdYi THE SAME KEMPS iSS ALWAYS THE BEST balsam 5 C-CMMR . IN THE U. 5. One day only. FORDS’ HOTEL, TUESDAY, JULY HOLMAN Lato of London, now of Chicago, with a BRANCH HILLSDALE. MIOH. J this County each month for the pist aix months, and duringthese visits has examined and ' in ’ the ' State! ;>.*d for hundreds, and effected many of the most Wonderful Cures ever made r-. nds and neishboN about ^r. Holman S. Humphrey. There is eearcely a neighborhood iu the county that "i • i: n.iQt uf vhe doctor’* wonderful skill, and rarely x-family which has not had one of more of its uwml>er« Ai death and restored to health after all hope had been given up and the family physician pronounced the*-use if afflicted do uol fail to consult Ulis most eminent physician audsurgeon. at bins. conMltatinna and adviei» tree. 1 • ■ doctor, iv in many c.«c* comexpensive instruynenta and .-.king aualyeia. mlerowoplc •• -ir •: andaarwi'-a! dioresre; rare. jtirri. i> b) d>«or* end iin>n>H>ui’>d inenrebfa. ..i~ir«a to re". . Dr. Humphrey has hnd arly A.OuO n»rre in th" State of MlrMaau, white ’ i*nti<-ntn all toMdo Minnreten. Wli-ronrin. !! sru-t*. Alulwme. Georrin, T-rinere--, Ohio a* d iLthara, hare ta—a fail) nt" ! Imre that onnita-''. ui-ariy tv-third* at there suft"t"r» w>-r" given OP re boptete** Invalid*, mtue fob* blind. aujnedref, Mtd i4h*m n pre, toecrotala. chronic kidtwy d •CHiortimptton. d.-etroctire teinute tn-ul'-* inuM Iithrra. i.nndrtd* ot chiidteO ti'HwIW"’, deformed. Hot b*h«4d now many of «h<-m *•■• and hear.whlleneatly oil at*rapidly teinMcnrwl Tked.«t**r l* Hi n-nndd wi h »!>«• Buret m-I him. an-1 o-' vondor. for end Hte«> wiltesrt telle th« invalid what atei !•* pr>«|*«rt “t a cnr». : -It! "f all he unlc»» lite hrvt j.l tW.t '.v>k at a salient -n«*e - 1 ‘".licniphrry** a<r»ar tnUiMtft ■«(> it. HUf • iu-• 1 d«d>fI**rniKrictdly from t p<»rt«d t<* ihi« country f**r • numlw "»••• । >mr <U form** «t chn»t>icidl'n»nte. ( thvbw.*! "te.iwr.«l r..«L n**o.chte«.'|utii:». hrnrt. *t**-i liirr-r. kfelnr,". teiwrte. rrpr* ii*ntn *.•>□*. unuary r-rexn*. brxUi «*r>d r>i*«v<>u« •>’ rnn.lp.te rte nni'*'te;n. *ick i.ewlac!.**. k uimorx, rrr.o»(h». j -ini dte«v**.r4lrv.l.H.di- DR. HOLMAN 8 HUMPHREY Cures After Afl Others Fail. at. »t trl.aivv. |M MBrf (hr-y 1. the only phxirtnn who h'* ‘ - •i-clal advantace of gaw.peaB kt-a’ " -‘0 udepwei.py ot Che bhxai m... ... . , carriee with tdm a foil line ■ und apperatua for tnakibg. ' • I- iituic riauiinatione at the varhme uni r.' ”. "r ,b* ,h* i . 'li#char«e» of oor kind. ewLarrhH, ,, »hich examinnliune ...... ' 'ted indiapeueiblatnanocrect di*.I ! ,"rnJ' "r •'♦*«o«®od chfontn I. .'. ' '-rT f*’r ductor* outbid* tbh * .r- trice pr-pwd with co.il/ <>at. f-.it / ;*<•’<*,,n*J '.’’her -wential ia.tra. . -i f,. taHkkaaattirtlyfireLchMdiacuo. tf.ea '*"‘*‘**lba afflicted won id do well ■r.!” j.’I *0,, Ide opinioa . ... door, ot hop* Rn yet T . ' ■ el-wed acaiMtthetn. r. 1 7 " ’'inline point >n the ooar*<* i.r .-a .'true r.f aU, ‘mY„..' ’. ' "Tlor w:r of wh,,?h *’• _ '""?*»Mttttaif5 fh.tie, until anrh Da'.rcit, Laasag J; Sarthera days ago in tbe mountains near Monte PKOBA1E ORDER. ‘ Vista, Col. In company with friends she State ol Michtgan. County of,Bmiy-ss. was camping in tbe mountains, where a At a sex*i<'*i <»t Tiir Frvtlaie Court for the small l»oy accidentally discharge^ a target county of Iterry. ho!*)r-n at tl;e Probate Office tn the city of HaMInn. in said county, on Wednes­ gun. killing her instantly. day. the 23ud dnv of June. In the year one thoni-siHi eiaht hundred and nlnetytwo. — Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge et French tunbmwador nt Berlin, has been' Iu their comment on Gladstone’* narrow Probat". escape from defeat both Tory and Liberal appointed French .arbitrator ou tbe BebrI" the niitt-r of tae estate of James newspapers treat ot the matter ns the ring sea Arbitration commission. Tbe Mahmey. decca-e^. Ou resdlbg and Biing tlie petition, duly veri­ arbitrators will meet at Paris next week. most important so far in the campaign. fied, of Ida H. Mx-uri, heir of -aid deceased, David Y. Rcusse her, ex-president of the pravliiR torreasonsrb’-reiu i’a'ed. that an order Farmers’ Alliance of Indiana, was nomi­ LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. or decree tM m ade In llite eourt ilrtenuining who are or were the h*-in» nt law of said deceas­ nated for congress hr the Tenth district by ed arid entitled tn iti'ierit *ui!<t estate and their . Chicago. the People's party. rextieeiive rights therein. Chicago, July 18. American capitalists are about to estabThervuwn itt< ordered, that Wednesday, the FoUowiug were tbe <iuouuion« ou thu 30th d*y of July. A. !».. 1M»J at ten o'clock llsha cotton exchange at Hamburg. in the forenoon, te- a*aigned for the bearing of Thomas NeYll, an ex-Chlcagoau who is 7st, , caned 7VH : September, opened 7«?4c; said ;wtltion. ami that tiw heirs at law of said dereawd and all other persons interested in said charged with poisoning a woman in Lon­ clo»o I 78c; Ite emlx-r. m*cnt<d closed are required to aiipear al a sessloD don, has been found guilty of murder by e.Ajr.-. Carn—July, openel <8Mc. closed «Hc; estate, of *ald court then to lie holuen at the Probate the corner’s jury which investigated the September, opened lifta eland 4'Jc; OttoLvr, Office. In the city of Has'iim. in said county, oi-cued 4ij4e.’ clusadiDMc. Oats—July, opeued and show cause.lf any there t-e, why the prayer tlie petitioner may not be (trained. And It A commission of doctors sent from Mad­ IWMc. < loecd SI.-; August, opened 30c, dosed of 3U ..c;Septriuber.opeiiol:XJc.cioM-d.10^c. Pork isfurtherordered. that said prtltwnergiveno­ rid lias reported to the Spanish govern­ —July, open**! SH.721*. closed (18.00; Septem­ tice to the ixrsonn interested In said estate, of ment that the disease in Paris is not ber. opcuel SI1.8S* closed (U.LJ^r Octo­ the pendenev of raid petition, and the hearing thereof by causing a copy cf ttrfa order to be cholerine but Asiatic cholera. ber. opeuol S12UJ. closed (13. it.*}*. Ijrd— putiiished in th" Hnstlngi B '.xsrn. a newspa­ per printed and circulated in said county of There fa great excitement at Paducah, Joly, opcurd 5',.l\ cle*xl S7— Live stock-Price, at tbe Union 3t>ck B.-irry. once In each week for three successive Ky., over the race war there. The wood* weeu previous to *ald «tev of hearing. about tbe city are said to lie filled with ; (.nl'av)tjn: asF shipping account, and CHAB.LKS W. AKUHTllt'XO. (Atru*copy.) Judge, of Probate. armed negroes, who, it i t thought, may atits; rather iirm: test grade* 8c higher, tack the town. A negro was fatally shot othur qur.ptitire unchanged: »alc* ran^wl at AD.MINISTRATOirS 8AL2. on the street by policemen. j J..Wdl3.ou jig., $5 3>&A.ft3 light, >X3'h15-M In the matter ot the e« »te of Washington K. c.-rtnin firms that have been dropped rough I'luLia/, mixed, and 33.03 bX’i.Uo...! »< >», ’,^1““ IZ „■> Ferris, deceased. Notice Is hereby ziren that I shall wli at nubile auction to t K e tiluhret bidder, on Friday, American watches propose to institute le- shipping aceoont: prices easy; quotation* the tweltthdav of Aturiu. A. D,. teat, at ten gal proceedings against the association on > rnKgej *t 3*. 31^3.73 eWee to extr* shipping o’ciO'k, m the foret.omi in the Probate office in the ground that it is a trust. | «•<•,,r* S4.7343&. 5 good to choice do. tberltyot Hastings In the county Of Hurry, The following state ticket has been 4.7u fair to to id. SiT'-fti.:*) common to mvdi- in the state of Micb'n”. pursuant to license and authority graM-d t<» me on the iCth i>ondri»i«l bv lb- K«n««« 1-roblMlionl.U: ta »«•->“ bvuh.r.' l'-« day of June A. D. IW!, by U>« Probate c-iv<-rh<>r I (J Piekerimz Olathe- Lieu- •’J'1 stockera Toxas steer*. court of Harrv county. Michigan, nil ot the ........... .................. ... ..H. ..itnDonthnrt, * , ternwn COW*. estate, right. Otte and Wereit "f tbe said detenant governor, Brown 1» frtJc «- .3 7M&3.W te(U cjUt ^ 55.Wtta.7J OUlH e*M*e<1 oL In uud toll e real estate situate and county; treasurer. Joel Miller, Stafford shrep_Mitrkrt falrlr j,rUo- being in tbe county <>t Jtarry. m tlie State of county; attorney general, R. H. Nichols, gW4jter; quotation* rance 1 u 54.2U3A2'per Michigan, kn.wu and dre.-ribed as follow*, Elk county; secretary of state, H. XV. i mjit,wcatera. |4.2itt81'i native*, 5XUUI&4.W ^twujuth half "f the rii*t balfof the north Stone, Atchison county; nudltor, Gabriel Tex*-, and »L3-tt» W lamt*. wmt quarter of section fourteen (14), township Burdette, of Concord; superintendent of I FroJuoe: Buttar-r*Dcy aerator. SOc; thro* (3i north, range nine (»> west. Kbooh, Mta Id, M. HoKJ.n. ol Rta tartft' Dated June 28tb, A. D.. 1«W. 3.<sev F. Mead. counln«-«ta. jtale. .upnmo courk I J* “J h; "rtoi Administrator. C. H. Slereta ol facloll: eooKrtam.n-l- , , OBHc. „u-. ,41te' “i The commissioner of patents has de­ cided against Edison nnd In favor of tho priority of the Swan patent for incan­ descent electric liglita large, Htv. J. M. Monroe, of U ichita. tatoe«— Bntba-jk*. <0.- j*r bn; Hebron-, 303 The South Dakota World’* fair commie- 8fc-. T«mm5 B«* ,“t aioahu adopted plana fora building on {[ th. the fair teir ground*. mwnnds. The building will be fiO CO jU5 j,^u BtackberxlOOfeet, two storie* high and constructed rie*-VtWJAW per 24-qt case. of material from South Dakota and Min­ nesota. _________ lte*a* rb*o<* la -m- IJP •«««“ or*V T, ftMtakoD p)M* «• t»> kff-’l thof •xb! onrwn and finally bnmk iluv’i •»* btracturu ttea'f. Ev-U In tMa bxn i-appem-d uawntal tkiU 'tny «b,P <h* J1, •tracciva nt*n»U"n. »«ny Uh» ian*d« «d »»J “**• tmpw-teol habtte ol nth ... y. aval • ^l-.|.tW. AlMWluta «•»•» euu a.u.d ;uk incurred. fn) iif . Olhar ex^v. if n”<'7 .Jhi c«n a certain »ta-v. dw in -pit- .d all that d<>. H-r.r* it te o.rt only .tantvrjw. •'» d-•v. •;«>« idtuatea erimlual. f»r «>"•» "'I “.Ijl -La we love, far mure rban f*«r r*M*dv*. ntrt It i« n crim" «wuin»t tb-ee tv neRluet uureeivt* nnti! premature death el«*«w the »cen*. Dl«m*»e* of Wom'Hi anch m have baffled the aMil "f "H '••hrr dani «d tbeir evm-di-. ear*.. UJe"r» tom-r* fchroid end o-'1’.'-" and kindi.nl rmwth. cored without the uw. knife or jeetrd or ni-kilU«''r caaetice. N.» cutting- nc p«ua. no danger. turrit* or । and m-dtein " •*«! hv MaaUocxi Ptrfiktly Ke.torerl. in-nnmuApe. n»i>u-. O-jiek. nnioJwe and eert.ln ««• f'”1 lo-t— nwinbo** l'*—________ **«■ *** — ' _ ___ -______’.__»p*rmn*orrhcar. ____________ - "i'.re ail tetter, from thia a<*eti..n ron be «<UrrM.-d. Lock hot C-. fsrhit i. cholera epi-lctnfc In Hnrola. Many deaths from thedi-eaic oc mr daily. • The Democratic w onto ot Tomah, Wia., wrai » -------- ---------- — ' k*™ !•«** *r C’.rVulaiKl is n mle the metroixilltan pre-** was fn- right when he dm-Hues to hnvs his wife dnlging Uu.l iuby uml In polities. - V---W —lo cuiuttttsV.of obituaryHl.of ,,WillIIIlam Wnldurf Astoryreterdny 'hat;tvt:tleThe mining congM”* Helena, Mont., man wa* taking a drill iii Luu-lou, his ha« declared in tavur of fret? coinage first outing since catchiug a bud cold. ' A young man, supposed to b« Noble E« 4yn Margorf, aged 19. a girl who K«-upey, jumped over the American fails live-! with relative* nt New Orleans, threatened to commit Filicide nnd was nt Prospect Point. The laxly wns not whip;K-d therefor.- Late the same night found. Adelbert Forbe«, of Columbus, O.,ag»d the girl got hmd of a pistol, and going to a field la the rear of her home shot herself 12, white watching uh anuituer ball game. Wks struck In t ie bead by tbe ball and dead. t killed. Addfaon Moore, cf Meridian, Miss., la The Michigan State Millers’ association dead at the age of 131. He was a negro and there fa evidence of hfa extreme age. has forwarded a resolution tp the Michi­ gan wm.ua senators <v>Kiug asking tthem to support the * • gau Chairman Campbell has called the Re- ■ Hatch anti-option bill, publican national committee to meet at । New York Saturday morning at 11 o’clock. Mrs. K. L. White, poitmistreia poitmfatress at BluffJu,t twelve ;«nwns lost their lives In ton, Mich., has been urre-'.cd for fraud and th<s disaster to the Frankie Folsom at embezxlement-ln her nrtUa. She was promt- P^rola. All have been recovered. ‘ The next -vac tney nv-ilikely «_ In tPresident nent in hospital work 'urf-.g the war and --------->—m—» । Harrison’s cabinet will be In tbe war of­ fa the wife uf a veteran. X fice, us -------ElkiHs w ill probably bo Mrx. Elixalieth Belt*, widow of a^ohller -r,— r---------------------— tbe , Re\ o.t tho revolutionary war.’ died at Hnrrb- EJJH? candidate for governor of West burg. Pa. She was married to Betts when i **ra**”’a’ she was 24 years old ami Le was 73. Mrs. 1 Mra- WllW (who fa in her 88th year), G. Albers, aged 88, w ho died nt Holland, I fcbo mother of Miss Frances Willard, is Mich., was the widow of n setetan who *ail DR. MILES* MEDICAL CO., Elkn*rt,lr marched with Napoleon to Moscow. ‘ not therefore take such a prominent - * - pub *• ­ ■FILIAL BOTTLE FREE. There fa a “race war" Ut Paducah, Ky. lic port in W. C. T. U. affaire. Two brothers tunned Magee' kicked to Negroes armed themselves to prevent the lynching of one ot their number who had death Andrew McGivuey at Galena, ill., been jailed, add tho troops were at once and threw the town in a ferment os be­ called out. The negroes refused to dis­ tween the -friends of the victim and his ' time table. Many fights over the matter perse, fired on the troops and killed one munlercr. In effect May 13. httL Midler. The troops “anil citizens” return­ took place. Grund lUflds, Detroit ed the fire and kilk-d several negroes. William Tillman, who wrecked the Favorite Route between nnd the east. Later wholesale arr&ta of negroes were Falls City bank nt Louisville, and then mnde. moseyed to Canada, has returned, and the Lv. | Goma Last I A. 31. iFTll. I f‘. M. Brand EipI<S McConnell & Shaw*, leather dealers of indictments against him have been dis­ East Paris Boston, have failed with liabilities of missed because tho losses luive been made McCord good. • . WOO,W. , AllO Elmdale Isaac .Gould, at Elmira, N. Y., married Mrs. Frank Pence, of Knoxville, has 43 Clarksville justgiren birth to ber seventeenth child, a LouisH Ricker nnd celebrated hfa wedding Lake Odessa 6 43 i boy. All her children are living and by getting drunk. Gould is n negro aud Woodbury G 33 Sunfield Louisa fa white. ’ hearty. . Mulliken There was such a supply of atmospheric Grand Ledge ! electricity at Chicago Saturday that none Lansing i Gladstone has been returned to parlia­ of the telegraph wires could be operated Detroit ment from Midlothian* by tho small ma­ for five hours except the short circuit*. jority of G0>). At the last election he was At night there was im aurora. Howard City not opposed, and in 1885 his majority was Edmore 10 to 4,Ml. Stanton TittHMlay, Jtily 10. fools ’ Richard Powers, a boy, fa in jail at Buf­ Chicago parties have purchased a 700 7 10 Grand Ledge falo tor saturating with coni oil the cloth­ aerc park and eight miles of electric rail­ ing of Laura Snyder, 10 year* old, and then way at Sioux City, la. Tbe price paid was iGotnic “West ; A. M. IP. M. deUberately setting theclrild ou fire, burn­ MCO.OOft, I -i i.v M Detroit 7 ing her to death. He denies that ho fa the : 3M M Lansing 0» Mra J. G. Blaine, Jr., has arrived from miscreant.. Europe. She says sho-will not print those ., Grand Ledtte 10 73 .. Mulltkeu 10 » Ex-CIty Treasurer Thomas P. Tulte, of letters from her late husband. Sunfield Detroit, is charged with having lost <21.Hon. Adlni E. Stevenson has arrived at „ Woodbury M1S of public funds in hfa private business. Gray Gables to visit Cleveland at the lat- .. Lake Odessa I w Ciarksvlll > A test case involving the property of the tCr’s request. ,. ! Elmdale ! .. Alto United Brethren church in Illinois has Captain Fank C. Calhoun, foreman of j McCord ' been decided by Judge Tipton, in the cir- nn undertaker’s establishment at Pitts­ East Paris | । cult court at Ponti.-w, iu favor of the lib- burg. was fatally stabbed by a drunken Ar (Grand Rapids: ■ erals. militiaman named David Lester because Tho Demoqcata of the Twentieth Illinois he would not permit Lester and a com­ M. P. M. i WHT district have nominated Judge Benjamin panion to enter the premises. Orund I-eJgc ., Portland 10 35 W. Pofie, of Duquoin, for congress. Albert Spradling, of Mulberry Grove, Ar Ionia J W Small pox is said to bo epidemic at Vic­ near Vandalia, III., was fatally injured by Lv Howard City toria. B. C. Oyer/ forty rases are known falling with a thrashing machine through Ar (onia •• Stanton to exist, and the-'proiiabil.ty fa that many a brldgu.ovcr Hurricane creek. cd more more ca.es arc concealed. The twenty-sixth anniversary ot the • Every day, other, week day* only, t stop ' J. B Kisler, well known as a Holiness battle of Sndowa was. celebrated at on slsnal. preacher al Toccoa City. Gn., two years Parlor cars on all trains between Grand Rap­ ago, has been arrested on the charge that Quarantine against small-pox has been ids and Detroit. Seats 85 rente. Conneetloos he is at the head of itn organized band of established at nil porta on Pnget Sound./^ tnaiie in Unto-! ifa-1 m. Grunt lUpicte with the Cllb AOO.1 WjsT Mo l!l< IS i:\ll.WAVFOK robbers operating near Seneca, S. C. A series of great fire* is reported from The epidemic of cholera Uns spread to the Philippine islands. At Mnrong June ipa avii pi.torKkv. Favonte route to tbe the ports of tbe Crimea. The disease has 3 2ik) buildings in the business section summer, resorts of northern Mlclurau. also appeared at Acre. were destroyed. Al San Miguel de MayTrains leave Grami ItapJ-ii f >r Chicago. 9 A. The Republicans of tho Eighth Illinois uno fire broke util in two districts of town, M.and 13:03 P. M., •11:38 P. M. Arrive Chicago 5 16 P. M . 5-r. P. M. ami ; V. A. M. June congrcssional district have nominated ns causing great damage. At Balar.ga . -----............ fur M Mill L«*are J^ave fur 31 snistee ana Traverse City 7:25 A. their candidate for congress Robert A. 6 1.500 buildings were destroyed, 1 * VII. leaving IV., ■ lllB . m. and 5:17 P. XL Parlor cars on day trail.* and sleepefs on D,<Mk) persons bomeles* ant-!’ di-iitnte. * ■ . Childs of Hinsdale, Du Page county. ' uialittrai-is tn Chioigo. . I nude In nnd Other fires uccurred at Juan ....x. Au explosion of giant powder in their Ask our agents fur further particulars or cabin near Townsend, Mont., killed David Man ban during the month : i-.ii* r ar t. Mrs. L. H. Cheney, formerly of Bloom­ Barnett, Peter McDonald qnd David Wal­ Grand Rapids. ington, I1L. met an accidental death a few lace, mining prospectors. HISTORY OF A WEEK. _ , _ Fml H.ha, Fred Hnhn, . co»cbm»n. ,b«t mJ killed HurrAlklr..* L,c». «.r CMo«o. Ot course there was a strong lynching spirit , shown, and the prisoner was taken to Chicago. According U> .i the murderer . . . . a* ... — — LUlCgU. --------- -’­* story he is either Insane or wants people 1 totbiuk him SO. I Bolkrt Burn. Hu«bl»«>n. lb. tai ol lb. U» ot Hob.il Burn., lb. *• dying at Chicago. j Tbe myrterlou* gang of conntcrfeltera which ha* been disposing of a large quan­ tity ot very good ImitnUans of a fiv» -dol­ lar treasury note of the is*uv of 1883, has been operating exteti-ivcly *- the Wash­ ington Park nice track CuicHga WIUhvJ New, son of tho late J~pth» D. Ne< will proimldy be apposed to succeed his father on tbe Indiana appel­ late bench. The militia has been ordered home from Paducah, Ky. There are no signs of a falling off in tho HHc- Ow»-Ha « mlx.l ™k BJfc: J»lr. , .| p0tfc«4jBtel mJ stasiy; old mtsi |u.7mu7& Lard-August, 87.U Stock: Cattle-Trading active for all ___________________________________ ______ poorest to best native steers. »75©5.Wy>«r IN ll . to lc p,r tt. gow>^ u.w®5.73 per Lu lb< lamb*. HuO a 800. Hogs-Nominally lower; SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. The success of this Great Cough Cure is without a parallel in the history of medicine. All dreggi-Js are authorized to sell it on a pos­ itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can sn:ceulmly stand. That it may become known, the Proprietors, at an er.ormocs expense, are placing x Sample Bottle Free into every home m the United States and Canada. If you have <;» • Hi- . rtrn R-oe e' .v* ,-le t f «• n.rt S31M1 1 3 t '< n,: 1 “'"•H vii ..mta.k.,.... .hip .rv’wju --rii.1 °T-rr?- ID'"i,'i""SL,1Eu,Sfi ®4.sj. Sbccp and LouPm-Fort.-five load* or Wk--oping Cough, uae it promptly, and rebel you dreaa dread that ir.MduTJS inudioux dueue on sate; market steady; choice to fancy wetb. is sar»- If yon disease ___________________________ fnr era 8i.4CO3.tt3; do yearling*, 3j.75©4.ti Hogs Consumption, use it. Ask your DruggiM for _ Ia«^. .... n.M'.lrAR t C-T1TV r\TTtC V Vn i ami good to beat York bertpip, IWOA7U. �/ ____ —■ LAWTffEAIiED. I OUR COUNTY Lauren Sherman Mill*, of Chanotta. ; Rev. S. M. Fowler and wife celebrated left home for a visit with reaUves near .their goldeu wedding at Kalamazoo hut Olivet recently- In F’lD«Sunday. . he met with a crowd of young bejs who A S-year-oid daughthr of Charles Colaou were irolng in bathhiz In Pine lake, and drauk some concent rated lye: at Bay City. went with them. Not toing lible to swim She will die. and vwntnriug Ix-yond bls <M»tb lw •*'“ Fred Frasbard was run down by a reap­ drowned. er near Jackson and was badly cut ‘ about While some Kalamo rowdies were going home from th? 4th of July celebration iu tbe leg** and body. DISAPPOINTING ■■ SPOILED HIS OWN — FUNERAL LESSON IV, THIRD QUARTER, INTCW- j “I )rad U>. ptaraare oi m, oUUW notion" uid I wwo.rn m» „„ , visit to New York the other day. "I wa, ao tick that it wm thought I would Km,.?, .‘‘SiwrtwUitMnn die one night, and the* doctors gave nn ail eu ill. waa interior and remote from tba ewnUm, hope of me a little after midnight. The D. M. of lotelllirmoo. >• w" reporters who came <p to see how 1 Wfw I l£a of JuMira made up their miiide that I would l« dea>i about the time their papers went to prexTZv Pmar and dohn The West Michigan fair*# premium list Bellevue, they overtook a buggy contain­ They did not My Mr. IL died early thid {tester price. Besides, there nre ing three ladles. The cute alecks com- amounts to 824,000. morning, but they said the doctors had The MWJk-.llle Sun .worts « Vcl‘,i“n infueed to fire off some cation firecrackers many special premiums. * given up all hope at midnight,! and tht-y to tlie powers that be of the M. v. R. «- and sky rockets, searing tbe liurae of the , mrtl. to InteUIgmte. m In tlww. The Republic mine at Republic, Mar­ SrcbSli-.^Ltelima of the evening penned a fifty line sketch of my important to put on a night man at the young ladles so heat It ran away, throwing quette county, has closed down. This d^^ut do-oi^rttbartto™^-^. P^^^h^d...................... career, never thinking that I would ix- la a lepot U«nu An, __ about 3 o cioca :u „ r„i them out and dangerously injuring one of ’ A man in the neighborhood of this mol- pbaltlon to point out a few errors in was the hour at which Jesus died on Cal them. An example ought to be made of ■throws 75 men out of employment. ..rn notfberry had the misfortune to take . „,«d .bout lh»l eoW JXSuih. zxr»,«. W You will never know, though, how queer villli.z lu winter tor the midnight traw them if they can be found. Augusta Malowska, a young Grand Rap* rt ’h.l pnrer eaa be the life of a feHow man and th# IIt seems to read what people say Of yoa ids truant, was sent to’ ..tbe Industrial Sn»gh th. meriuot J«=» Will Second the motion. ary had him brought up for trial. He ex­ after you are dead till yod've tried It.” James Van Dusen, who lives about four Surd the witucMM on both aldea. inode The l^nu Tuble Co . or NuhrlUe. 1, u miles west ot town, was bitten on the foot; school at Adrian till 31 yearanf age. I Bev. vlU. J, *■ Comi«. P**" *?* “I suppose not,” replied a south< rnCr up his mTn-l that th# bomieido wm nnjwt- “ , but I had a curious expedience with death pnwperou. lo.Ut.lloo. It. «"• by a ratlesnake while going through his '1““ • A^ CP* *’• Darwin A. I’eUlbooe, of Bridgeport, one Daul.l preylog tiflable nnd condemn#* the prisoner to be ]rayself in Texas some years np>. Yellow months boslnrxs resulted so profitably that pasture yesterday morning. H«» took a of tbe oldest residents of Saginaw county, hanged by #be neck until dead, dead, dornh j an dght per cent, stock dividend was <ie- quart of tbe neutralising fluid, whiskey, has been stricken with paralysis. A-rwIn men. Urae trom rt" fever had got into our town and was play­ Tho sentence allowed the man but a few ing , dared, and three per cent, passed to sur­ and he didn’t fuel tho slightest effect from havoc with us almost before wc realtnnre davs of life, and the condemned | ,tied it. As usual a panic set In. aud alFive men were arrested at Ithtca on mother-, womb, plus. And this on Irew than 825,000 this big drink. The foot was badly swol­. Uld drtlj the gate of *be t«»ple. TLI. i charges of violating the local option law. begged for a little more rime. He told tbe | ,moat all those who were able to more len up to tbe ankle, but all danger has wan, over tortj yenre of age (ehapter lv sides. . Detroit detectives ferreted out the cases. court tearfully that bi. crop »«about , I avray without sacrificing everything they 23) had apparent), no though, of ever Wm. Pont, a workman In tlie Lentz probably passed.—Eaton Rapids Journal. Wm. East and his wife of Smith Board- being hort-1. but derired only the eluia of rWMly u> be harvested and he hoped that I had did so. 1 decided to atoy, nnd we ttbic fsetory at Nashville, had one of his Some men around hero seem to think that their the worablper^ that thua be might eke out for the sake of his wife and children hl. 1 to work to rig up a temporary hospital fur fingers badly mangled by the boriug ma­ they get bit real often, but lf& their head1 man were both seriously injured; •*--*honor would spare fci. life until that duty tbe victims. Before long yellow jack ntnjck The a living. We wonder why, when Jeou. that’s swollen afterwards. house being struck by lightning. chine last week Wednesday. could 1* performed. It WM the last sen- ; me, too, and I lay In a cot in tbe hospital 1 healed the man bora blind' ** Johh Qnlnsey, a young attorney of[ woman may die. ice he should ever render to those nearest bad helped to build. I was pretty bad, but Geo. W. Francis, a Nashvilh* gn«er, nrobablv at the woe gate. He pawwi Of £d dearret to him. Friend, lutcroeded captured u big tarantula in a buuch of Grand Rapids, shot his wife and then at­ Five Thine* About a Note. thia man, Who waa abo afflkud from H. not too bad to feel wdtso when n rough tempted to lake hte own life Wednesday bananas Ute other day. . There are five essential elements to tho birth. Did Ho purprwoly leave thia num and the judge relented. He granted the coffin wm brought in and put under my of last week. A quarrel resulting from doomed man a respite of thirty day., and eot to l*c handy for me. We lost no time Nashville wheelmen have organized a property matters led to the sad affray. 1C8*1 validity of a negotiable draft, note for Peter nnd John to heal? .lhebarged him on hb own recognizance ’ ar check: « in burying tbe dead; that wns dangerous. a, “Who, wringPeter and John about to Qrling Club with Len W. Feigbner. of Qulnsey’a mind has been unbalanced for It must bo payable In moqey—that Is, go Into the temple, naked an alma How after exacting a solemn pledge that he "Pretty soon I became unconscious—I the News, as president; Allen Bell, vice about a year, resulting from the excessive, ' gold, «ilver or greenbacks, powtibly also in 1 many there are wbo ore oplritually lame, would appear promptly on the day ap­ learned this afterward—nnd being taken preaident; Al. Weber, secretary; and Claud use of chloral. United State* currency; not in any kind ot and like Xlephiboaheib. lame on both feet pointed and be hanged. for dead was rolled inlet my bandy cuffin Hough as treasurer. . merchandise. Thus a note "payable in 100 A political campaign was tn progress through tho fault nt aootber-Admu and About jlO.OOO pounds of wool were and put into the benrxe. The driver wm calves” has been decided to lie-invalid. Nashville Is going to have a new bought In Plainwell this season. . 7 hta aln <U Bam. lv. «l Ik. 13): *>»» tbat tali. Governor Matthews, a popular n negro who had been condemned to be h umrt l»w.l,kwllbo«l»nj»i>tln. nothing of tbe nl| restaurant In the Harris.block. , King's table, but deeire stumper, wm In the field, and happened to banged and won taken out of jail and put Some careless person fired a bullet sriwy or unoertrtoly. A not. promt.Onhave an appointment at the time and place at tbe job of burying the dead under prom­ The Woodland News criticises the Dem­ through the parlor windows cf a Plain­ £ w •■•l.txto out of th. prwrol. of on- to <»>r 'T-^Tft^enlW »<• •** »r ... fixed for the execution. While he wm ise of pardou if he survived. There were ocrat for calling the July 4th celebration well residence. be raised and sold for any mine" Is invalid. him, with John said. Look on us. They chattcriug with a group of rustic ad- no mourners to follow the body to the here a democratic affair. This statement But a particular fund may be designated. | must have passed him many a time before, hereun, a wagon drawn by two oxen wax Tlie relay bicycle race from Kalamazoo j ! grave. Tbe mourners were huxy trying wvuld not apply to any of the celebration aa, "I promise to pay out of the catateof! observed slowly approaching. A. It drew their bent to keep outTof tbe graveyard. for be wns there every day, but now they but the oration. That was democratic (o Detroit was made in 11 hours and 18 »■’•1 are by tbe Spirit iu them led to give bred near it was seen to be occupied by a man, 14 B., deceased." "The jolting brought inc back iu conSDough for any disciple of Jeffersonian minutes, though the schedule time was '* It must be payable nt n certain hpucifleJ I to him. If we were always filled with tbe a woman and several children. They were stiousuexs, and ynur feelings at reading hours. emocracy. • time—a time certain' to arrive. A note i Spirit then God would work in us (Phil, ii, all weeping bitterly, and the wife dung to your own obituary were nothing, 1 lake it, UoiiMhokl Help*. Jno. Velte. J. M. Reiser. E. A, Sawdy payable to A. B. "when he Is twenty-one Ii Heb. xifi. 21) awl we would see many tbe husband's neck. Thu latter wm pale to mine when I realized tbat I was going to and Dr. Kilpatrick comprise the newly Custards are nice baked In small cups to years of age” is not good, for be may not an opportunity of making Him known lo1 nnd haggard- He stopped his wagon ax a my own funeral. The cofliu had Utn live to be twenty-one, aud sd the lime is tbe iMopiewbom we meet and paae un­ bystander (be was tbe jusliuc) called out: elected school board of Woodland. serve to each person. inode in such a hurry of rough Ixcuds thst not certain to arrive. “So you’ve kept yeur wore, Charley?” Woodland has a Boat club and U in the noticed every day. the cracks were wide enough for me to s«e For omelette souffle the white of eggs But a note jiaynble "on demand" is held . 5. "And He gave heed unto them expect­ “Yea,” said the condemned, with a deep swim, so to speak. Following are- the beaten should b» firm enough to cut. to be good, for demand i» In the nature of ing to receive something of them.” It was1 sob. "I’m a man of my word. I’m ready through, and one nail at the foot and onofficers: F. F. Hilbert, president; G. H. other ul | he bend were nil that held the lid things certain to be inode nt some time. money he wanted, nnd for money reacbwl1 to die.” Here the waib of the wife and In boiling chickeps for chicken salad down. A couple uf kicks sent the lid up Carpenter, secretary; C. C. Deane, treas­ The owner of such a note would not pos­ and I got out of my coffin without much urer. The club is building » new boat put them over the fire In cold water nnd sess common sense if be never demanded out his hand, ns almost any one wilt Ho1 the Utile onre became heartrending. let them come to n boil. They will not Uttle thought Of tho durable richesand! "Why, what’s all thb*” Mid Governor trouble, tbe excitement of the occasirm house, at Saddlebag lake. only be more lender, but the dark meat Is payment righteousness (Prov. viil. 18) which were' Matthews. landing me strength. Another kick threw / Wool land merchants have resumed their partially bleached so It may be used with It must bo payable to tho order of n cer­ within bis reach. "It's a banging," some one answered. tbe doors of the hearse open, and I stuck tain party therein named, or else payable Saturday evening games and sjwns. and the white. “But is it all regular?” said the govern G. "Then Peter sold, Silver nod gold1 out my btytd and yelled to the driver to to bearer. Otherwise it Is not negotiable, hovel none; but such iw 1 have give I thee; they draw a big crowd each Saturday ; or, wbo wm a good criminal lawyer. stop. In the use of spices remember that all­ although as a simple written contract it is pighL in the name of Jcmi# Christ of Nazareth "Ob. y<*. It*, all right. Jedge Smith "With a yell of terror aud horror the spice aud cloves are used with meats and good aa between the maker and the person Dolton will have a bi$ harvest dance, nutmeg and cinnamon in combination with to whom it is payable. ‘But it is not caps- I, rise up and walk," There is something• knows what he’s about.’’ negro leajxnl from the beam and sbirud i better tbap money which can be bad with ­ "Who is Judge Smith?" date to be announced later. to run away., The mule that wax pulling sugar. The white part ot the lemon ble of indorsement unless the words "or-' out money (Isa. lv. I). Money for which1 "He’s our jretis uv the peace." us stopped gladly enough and I got out a# under the rind is exceedingly bitter nnd dcr” or ’’bearer” appear. ——---------. ■« . I most people toil cannot give health of body’ "And did he try thb man?” continued NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. only the yellow part should be grated. r__ Th. UUOUM ‘___ ’ payable mum be .preldad , aud haver beallb ot wul (Pa Matthews, becominAery much interested best 1 could and started after the driver. We we-e a long way put of town aud I felt and certain. AW. A note for •’with tor 1100 |1K>"« <b interinter-, „no u It is the most beggarly economy to lay -nd.wrralu ‘ in the proceeding*. But he could get no my st.mgth giving out. When the negro good, hraaum the Interval ran te. m.d aoul. may be Imd by The*Nlchoh A Shepard company. of a carpet on any floor without putting r attention, for tbe procession wm now fonn- saw me following him be fell to bis Lures raleulated and tbu. certainly aa^named, | „ |_ 10 . 1Ur x „|, ,7). Battle Creek, are about to Increase the papers under it. No carpet will stand : ing to convey the prisoner lo the place of ? -And be look him by the right huud1 execution. The governor followed along, paralyzed with fear and began to pray for output ot their mammoth plant by building the hard wear which comes upon it when but a n<ko reading. Pay <100 or fcdf.lt ... . him . . ,mediately bis bla‘ half dazed by the amazing procedure and mercy. 1 soon reassured him that I was an addition to their factory. ; it is out directly upon the floor. Besides, not govd.mcbautauquau nnd• lifted up; and 1R immediately real flesh and blood and persuaded him to feet and ankle bones received strength.” half believing it wm all a practical joke. drive me back to towul Tiiecoffln nt y-jk A little two year old daughter of Ed. It softens the tread and renders it more God in Peter reached out tbe hand to him, But it was nil lu dead earnest. A ggBows out of the hearse anil put it up on top, as 1 Nichols, of Eckford. Calhoun Co., was। agreeable to walk upon. When E wns a youngster there was one al­ and wrought through Peter in the name burned so that she died in a few hours, had bccu erected, and. when the place was might want It yet. 1 argued, and I lay It is rather difficult to broil a large fish one day last week. She was playing with1 so the middle will be done and the sur- most invariable work of art in every fami­ of Jesus ou behalf of the lame man, ac­ reached, the prisoner made to stood up, down Inside with tlie negro'* coat fer a ly that bail ever lost one or more members. cording to Mark xvl, 20. Why may not some matches and in some way they Ignit J1*­ -face not burned. It is well to wrap it In and the .justice, wadsted by hb nervous pillow, and we drove slowly back to the This was a picture mode out of the hair of every believer believing Isa. xll, 13, be used ed. setting lire to her clothes with tb( oiled or battered paper and a large baking constable, tied hb hands behind hb back, hospital in that style. the deceased. The designs of these grew- at least Ju some measure in tlie same way. above result. ‘ // pan turned over it to bold bandaged his eyes and wm beginning to id the heat heat. When some memorials were always t be same. A “You may imagine the stir wr created According to your faith (Math, ix, 29). adjust the noose, when Governor Matthews there, but that wns only one little incident . f paper and allow manor woman mode of hair was repre­ Tlie business of lite Marshall post office 6j "And be, leaping up. stood, nnd called iu a loud voice: In the plague nnd it was soon foegoueu. 1 passed the SlO.OUO mark the past year, the surface to brown. rented ut a grave made of hair under a walked, „lulleu and „„u entered with them Into the "Hold on there, Mr. Justice! Will you recovered after awhile, but I shail never and an application will soon be made for „a|kiDg and leaping and prrtaiug To avoid duplicating wedding gifts in hairy ureplim willow Somellmm even I forget my sensation* M I moLc up to huJ 0,(^0 Latl tbe prophet aald listen to me just a moment?” free delivery. silver, it would lie wiser to give to a thaakyand the dl.tnnt landwap, (arhlrh G(rfJ„ "Well, whnt is it, guv'ner?” myself nailed inacofilu.* --N* w York 7n> ahould oom. to A. '1'. .Van liucyk, of Lee, Mhss..’ one friend fine linen. Really fine linen to be lovariablyllitrluded a church end a very । lhal luc|, "What b the man’s crime?” proper path leading .trnlgbl lo itadoori, (1MV ix „, ej; Blft „bo ran tell the used on special occasions will last a long of the victorious Yale boat crew In the re­ “KiU’n another maA" MORTGAGE BALE. llllg manunder thiarcvenfuld cent regatta, was prepared for college In time nnd the happy bride who receives It werenlaooou,truetedo<theaamomalertal. “ How was bo tried? ” , Whereas default has Iweti i»ade In tbe’iwy„f power of Jorei.' name) Latin ami Greek by the Rev. I’resiou Barr, will always bless you for aiding her to At other. Huy trerc Imnod upon tbe rart-1 “I tried him and sentenced him.to die. nient of a certain ftMlrniure <>f OhoW-c uisCr boart with- water color,. M atch guaoU. I wl,„ Jo „ krow 0, u„ ,^„of ,hla and executed by cL-ment ll-sthm. < I Eire*. of this city. Van Huyck was a plodding, make her table look handsome. He's guilty, guv’ner. It's all right.” J*eks»m county mu'!'tnte wfM'.rnij*^:> to Peter necklaces, earrings and brooches were also ! name? ______ ambitious pupil and by dint ot severe ap­ "But It’s not .-II rigtn.” answered Covert, of Farmer vttojre- Bewca vonnty anil made of bait, aud tlie busimsx of contriv- I plication covered the entire preparatory 9. “And all tbe jM-opir xaw him walking Matthew-. “It’s nil wrong. Don’t you stale of New York. I»nnug dale Ux- / " e.' ot World's Fair 5o<n, ing these divices must have Ixam an active ■ course in the classics In one year. He I and* prai praiKing God." When God works I know tbnt n grand jury must indict\innu Rsptrinber. A. D. >»;i. and recorded !t thr rerialer ol deeds offlee of Barry etmn’y .J -tale I __ mightily people must m-v iu nnd if there ' wns a farmer hid, had laid by enough of Louisiana has voted a World’s Fair apbefore he can l» trie I f-wbemicidc? iran't of Michigan in Uber X «i tnutiga-.-. • • -are Tbe introduction uf the mortuary photoi._hls own earnings to pay his preparatorl propriatlon of 2345,000. work* cf. Gcal m.-tniftrU in ua, where ' you Icnow he. cun cn!y tried in th-* UConUin Ont day ol Oct«ber A. U :<i graph chrodio Sent tho hair artist lo the ,1 are no n° W ° tutlllon and has supported idmself since ! is the evidence that Cut! Is in ua? If pco-i circuit court? Dou’j y, ^.noir that you wbkb tetstaaca there isclaiiued to l*- .jut. t/an ‘JO. 000' people or a wall, but the species is by no means ex-,‘ pie glorified (jxl in Paul (Gnl. I. 21) why. unpaid at the date of this nolire th* -f . entering college by bls proficiency iu alb-, can only wind Idm to jmL-r hind him over eight hundred and ninety five dollar* n::y fl. 100 visited tbe World s tiuct yet. I met one the other evening ; letiee'whilc at tlie came tiny; maintaining j d>Uy average ; not in ns nbu? Perhaps we have not Puul'a to awnl: thv action of ri.i- .-.-rand jury? two cent* •v-jfiMiand t>o jiroceetii-g- n| !»» a high standing iu scholarabip. Mr. Barr । grounds and paid 25 cents each to see who was taking home tlie memorial of tho •| ambition (PlilLi. 20; iii, S*l<L) Don't you knowtlmt if you tekethb man'* orinequ!:y having been iustituu ! ;<• m^rr . feels a Justifiable pride and interest in bls ; thc ’W*^* The largest attendance on any whole family of a widow uf wealth. Hu | 10. "And they knew that it wrts he; and life you will Im indicted for r.mrder your­ said dei>: or any pan thereof. told me that there were twenty odd people • Now. Ui'-ref*wt>. by virtue <»f lire i»»erof e pupil, and regards him as n good example one wo 12,038 on May 29th. in " ith wonder and junnxe- self?” CnnUli cd in said mortgage. ! tbe Mai ?- .. of what a plucky young 'American with«--t,r„-one of ;;,e the finest represented -in tlie material employed 1.., tnent r.t thnt which hail happened unto ea»e mad- aud proyided. tio’.i- •• - !:<:■' • New York will have "b that so, guv'ner?” oak! tbo justice, •neb given that on Friday the 14Ui day uf C. mu mean, can acenmpli.il,—Bailie Crevk ,u'tc Bl ,)„. Workf, Fair. It this masterwork. It was certainly melan-I him." Tl.e change wm marked and un. Journal. ■ ...long and. choly enough to remind one of twenty fu-1 mistakal^'. Perbnpx *otne of them would as soon us he coaid recover breath. And A. D. IS*?, ut one o’clock intlu-afU nioo:..! . will lie 90 feet wide by — *200 feet nerals. 11 rk-d to find out what such a feat I he slowly nod sbeepbhly turned the pri* *rll at public aiK-UkD, to;th? IsU-lrc >'■ '• "• ! think uf the man born blind, wboae eye# Tbe conkcregationaUsts ofOiivcl. will three stories high.Inclusive of donated oner Iocm*. while thv (ears and agit.-xion the north front door r.ftbe rum? buu-.-mt!:* of genius wns worth, but he declined to be j lure soon builil n 820.000 church. material and decorations, the structure interviewed. He hinted at hundreds ofI, Jesus liml (o|x*ntsl and be com;x?ll«) to of thv citizens cbangrtl to uproarious . City ’Ot ilasfing*. (Wat Irtn^ " where the circuit court for Barry r.-: i* li- •• | conclude ilrat this Jc*u* although cruel, , „ , . , will represent an expenditure of more dollars, but [whether this meant what it laughter. —Atlanta Constitution. eu). tbe pre>.dw* descrhWM Uiaht''. !.a’ii.J+r Lewis Cook, tlie general western repre-1 tiun $12,000. 1 so much i' ' was worth in his vslimntiou. or whnt he IJ lied wax yit alive. That ia whin toliev; setitativc of Bornum A Bailey’s show, was ' amount d;.e on sard morqrep . - i 'i1 eraaremiw < :i earth for, that the mighty a ' devil in the Battle Creek Journal office ,I The generators that George Wceling- was {laid for-it I could not define. 1 know works of Gtxl may be seen in them and i«g Ifttoree’. nnd ah lvz«l coxi-. t.^Sttoer SM years ago. From this lie took a turn-1 house Is building to furnish electricity for that thousands of dollars would not hire Jesus thus inode known (II Cor. iv, 11). 1 yenturp to think that ouch a child as ble fnto the show business and has made the 93,000 Incandescent lamps st the me to live im n room where it bnngfupon II. "Ami ox tlie lame man which wax David Copperfield is rare. The majority detcribcd lu said mortgazeas gli the ucAvidR pay well, us he is now u very wealthy World's Fair are to be the largest in the tbe wail.—New York Cor. Pittsburg Bul­ healed held Peter nnd John, all tbe people are made of more commonplace nu.lerial. fd on half of the north west <pni h r o. t aivu rjuarter of section thirty <mr . t,,-'i world. One of them will operate 20.000 letin. man. ran together unto tbeui, greatly wonder­ They would !.now totter how to get on east three <S) north of range seven <7■ *«•-: and s*anlamps. ‘'The ordinary generator supplies ing." Tho healed man naturally dung to with Mr. and MJsn Mt: rd stone. Very few tainfng forty acres ot land mon- or ** Ed. rainier, of Battle Creek, purchased but 1,300 lamps,’’ Mr. Westinghouse said, Unlike judges in most lower courts th<; his deliverers, and the crowd ran to see tbe boys—nc,v.ndays“« any rate—would, even, th# fdUowlug •premises, beguming >t .: some pressed beef for a traveling wagon. • and most of them less. Our largest gener­ at eight or nine years of age, be quite so standing south twelve chains twelve an4« ::' One noon recently they partook very frei- ator supplies 20,000 lamps, and most of supreme court justices wear black gowns healed and the heali-ra. There being but half links from a stake, slxiwi easily imposed on by a waiter as to allow little of the power of God In tbe church to ­ that nre much like the cassocks of church thirty lUA-s west from quarter StekrJ'iiv.rcu ( Jy of it. Tiny were soon taken violently the others will be of 10,000-lamp capacity choristers. Arrayed in these somber black day, the crowd have to be drawn by enter­ him to cat their dinner without uttering a mcUoos ihirty oneaud thirty twolu t.ir III mid friira were entertained tbat they each." gowns, tho justices, n row cf seven or eight tainments aud sappers and cuncertx; but word of protest. I am very doubt ful, too, town, thence west eleven cbain« t-> ■: !•■>" would not recover. Tlie timely arrival ot tbeoee south seventeen dearer*, ea-. \ :;. ■ * whether many boys would have been quite let Mme of the power that wm seen on thta very largo and very learned men, present aud fifty links to a while oak tree. (.•<■?.>- * !•■■• n doctor and Hie administration of nntian appearance of official dignity that is. occasion be again manifest and the things so loverlikc to Little Emily and have Mventy nine degrees, cast nine «:li...u? an»^ ' dote* saved tlicir lives however. The most striking. which now disgrace the chnrch shall speed­ found such intense delight in Mr. Pvg- twentyfive finks to a post, thence north tour ■ meat was poisoned. and fifty links to the place <>f ,'ce1.”1n;,!1j{l McBain. Missaukee county, has a haunt­ otty’s wonderful house by tbe sea at Yar­ chains The supreme court convenes at 12! ily vanish. together with all the right cf Bo«az<- !<>■■.« ti.e j Silas Catiin, of Pewamo, has been grrtnt- ed house. o’clock. One day Chief Justice Chase was> party of tbe first part now has. exerpt;: ^ sr --” J2. "Ye men of Israel, why marvel ye at mouth. I cd a pension of 312 p»?r month uated back Still, one feels tbat David is real and Um above four hall acre lots heretofore A Bay City yachting club has the name unable to find his robe. Ho searched every tils, or why look yc so earnestly on us?" 32T-years ago, when be was dlscimrged ot Muck-a-Iil. port of tho robing room, aud even lighted Thus Peter spoke to the people as with from first to last consistent with himself, to Hooker. Scott. Buehanan aud • ’•«'*’ ; •11‘ situate in the county of Barry uud state« j from the army. The nireursses amount a match to go deeper into his closet than wonder they gazed first at the healed man which, by the way. is more than can to Michigan. Herbert Stoddard’s residence was des­ usual in search of tbo missing gown, be­ and then at the apostles. Not knowing said for all Dickens’characters—Ham Peg­ , - to 33,900. iMiedJuiytttb.iRe. PiA rirf. troyed by fire at Monroe. cause the day was a dark and rainy one. God th* invisible, people will gaze upon gotty, to wit, who, when wo arc first intro­ ‘ <'X<riri graduate of the Portland high . ' / Morgaset.. It wanted but a minute or two of 12I and wonder at the visible inst^menta duced to him, is little* more than a half Jerry Root has worked In the very same JAMKR \VHKATOS. ikihOol has cut over 50 acres of hay with a when tho chief justice, almost beside him ­ witted, blundering lout, but becomes be ­ whom God ta graciously pleased to use. Attorney for Mortgagee_______ mill nt Tecumseh for 28 years. . mower tills year. self with long searching, appealed to Ben: And as soon <u the instrument la Milling fore tho end of the story n really magnifi­ FROBVE UltPElt A young son of W. Gannon fell at Hart­ Wade, tho famous rough aud ready senator■ to lie magnified the power ceases (1 Cor. cent fellow. Kalamazoo people are looking confidentof Michigan, County •( Barry, from Ohio, who chanced to enter the room,, 1,29). "iy for nu electric street railway to take land nnd knocked his righyeye'mu., Every one will call to mind many other State Ala session of Ui« Probate Court 1 e ...e to help him find his lost gown. place of its slow horse cars. 13. "Tlie God of Abraham, and of Isaac, child characters iii the writings ot Dick­ County of Barrj'. holden at the Probate ••n.jr to R. D. CnmpbeHand wife were both;serWodo had just cornu in from out ofr and of Jucob, the God of our fathers, bad ens. No other male writer has given us so tMtmjr flrHnstincs, In said countj; A Lansing man last week solved one of lously Injured In a runaway at Jackson. doors, and so, thrusting his umbrella un­ glorified His Son Jesus, whom ye delivered many. In my judgment, none of his chil­ day. tbelMh dav of July, tn tlw|ycar one , the greatest problems ot ■ the nge. Tlie eight hundred and ntnet? t“o. ■ Two Belding tnen were found guilty of der one of the sottecs to see if the missing[ up.” With the power of the risen, ascend- dren can compare;with those of certain thousand Prerent. Charles W. Armstrv:).-. .todze of gentleman is Prof. J. F. McElroy, super­ wer-drlvlng a horse; $40 each and costs. garment was there, he fortunately fishedI cd and glorified Jesus manifest in tbo female writers.-National Review. 'Tn^the matter of the estate of Wfiter , Jntendent for the slate blind school, afid it out. Bolding It at arm's length bn ther healed man, Peter now preaches unto Rev. M. Baker, of the Cass City preabyrflas Invention is no less a one than lighting end of his dripping umbrella ho shouted., them Jesus and th# resurrection according Abn reading Mdflhnz the petition duly, • railroad trains by electricity. The device terian church, will remove to Sandusky. “Here, Chase—here’s your old shirt.” ut Janies Townsend. guaralM of ***“ nt.u * to tho Scriptures of tbe prophets (verse IS), -Is allaehwi to the forward axle ot the loco­ Ohio. Centuries ago for wme reason it was praying for reasons therein set forth that •>; The learned chief justice reached hisi urging them to repentance anti to look toe - motive itself, nnd no wires are used in thought necessary to introduce a kind oi may Im licenced to sell the real. eststr «M <«■•*• Alexander Cardreaux. who took mor­ seat in the middle of the row just as tbe ■ the armature nor In the part of the ma- phine al Saginaw Alth suicidal Intent, is clock struck the lost stroke of 12, but thes tbe return of Christ to restore all thins# sumptuary law with respect to the length > (verses 10-31). 'Chkie which conducts electricity to the dead. of garment# and the length of the hair. spectator from the front would never haves 14. "But ye denied tbe Holy One and the Men were forbidden to wear their hair on t flighting system, after the parts liavc been Harry Schwartz. of Berrien Springs, got guessed that the gown which clothed so> Just, and dtairvd n murderer to be granted their shoulders and women to wear the iMtitloo and that the heirs at taw of said 'd< -Tsufflclently charged with the current. much dignity had been ten seconds before After this tlie revolutions keep the things two years al Jackson for stealing revol­ dangling at the end of a very wet umbrella.: unto you!” He faithfully and fearlessly long plaits hanging loose. It wm a mark ceased nnd all other persons iiitensutrJ B} J’ . charges home upon t hem their sin, not only of distinction for niaidemv to wear long estate , are required to nppw at going. Tlie most valuable feature of the vers: ■aid Court, then to be nolden at t!»* I —Harper's Young People. of preferring a murderer to tbe Holy One invention is tbe device arranged to keep hair, only the slaveborn haring it cut offlee ln the City of The residence of Mrs. Horen was burn­ but of actually murdering tho Holy One’ show cause. U any there to, why,1--", J ; Che light burning when the train is at a ed with all its contents at Cone, Monroe short; so it b not likely that women at free aud of the netlttoher may not to granted. Aud K • Consider the testimony of men ami demons .standstill; and this is done by a small but county. birth were Induced by any edicts to cut One of the new appllaitlons of alumin­ to the holinea# of Jesus (Mark L 23, 34 jiowerful storage battery in each car. their hair loose. but only to confine It to the persons interested tn mW •state. ««U' pendency ot said petition and the I'dira k John Blakely and wife celebrated the ium ia to the refining of other metals by tbe Math, xxvil, 4. 19, M). When the cars are in motion tills storage within rexmnablo bounds. Our forbears thereof addition of small quantities of the first by causing a copy of titis order to Jot 15. "And killed the Prineeof Life, whom battery Is charged with sufficient electric­ 5,:id anniversary uf their marriage at Al­ named element. It has thus lieen ren­ publish#? in the HmMiucj B-'S-’R:* God hath raised from tho dead; whereof must have been better provided with ity to keep a train lighted brilliantly for a pena last week. BK.fflSb'SS'S! kSKtrc nature ’ s head covering than wc are. There dered possible to obtain cast iron pieces of W.eJ‘r'i Yiln-Mau crucifiwf the Son period of six hours. Tbe car lights will Rev. A. IL Lealtald, of Chicago. Ill., very superior quality. By the addition of of God, but God raised Him from the dem! K alasl uttle occasion now for restniining all be incandescent. the abundance of women’s locks — Note# .tokaxrtmw to will take charge of the African-Episcopal aluminium the finely divided numsea of ox tf*T®J?1^81orT (Eph। P*-1.31k Jtogv «>« ITubat*Ida of iron present in the fluid iron, which “Fing. *Sit Thon at my right hand until and Queries. E. B. Bailey, tlie Allegan groceryman, church ut Jackson. unfavorably influence tlie solidity of tbe goes-not entertain as high a respect tor thy Itev. Andrew Johnson, uf North East. NOTICE FOB HEARING OF CLAIMS. the stability of the Chicago strawberry Mass, wm take charge of the Whitehall casting, are reduced; the very light alum­ ex, r. Acts ii, 34-30). ina slag is driven upward in t!i« molten In order to determine what influence the !«. "And His name, through faith in ■ market as he did a short time ago. He Sweedhli tuulorate. metal and floats on the surface. Hta came, bath made thia nun stronn” rwoa haa upon earthquake#. Captain De tSe«5® <w.■ recently purchasod eighteen crates of In view of the removal of the oxide of 5*? pMer John to ‘be turn* . James 3. I’urtbese’a h" collected iufoematior. of «,strawberries at about eighty cents a erate iron, the casting,will result of a more com ­ burned at Grand Rapid uf Jesus brought perfect aoumluejw to thta ‘ O earthquakes, and haa arrived nt the most of the and consigned tliem to a leading commis­ pact nature, from the fact that the carbon man who had been for over forty years * ■■’•nclnsjoa that cur satellite Hm no effort sion house on South Walter street Tlie -contents. cental- d in the iron Em no oppw ’unity, cripple. What haa our faith in Josua ever returns came in a few days later In the According to a recent sale the value of by uniting with the oxygen of the oxide of *__ —I___ . ever shape of five two cent stamps. Mr. Bailey property has doubled at Morenci during the I’rouate omce, »u ■ ,r forming carbonic acid, vesiculee of Is now congratuhittag himself over tbe for examination aod Mfowsnce.on' r rf which are left behind in the iron. fact that Um berries actually paid the ex­ i 19th itsv of January next. cavitiM. Copper caatinga are abo pense# of transportation anil celling and in this manner.-Currieri# Maga- ^.1 <tau u.« J.r. u'X pointed i- a I’.eraahlp in the general land IKh day of January­ - of e*eb of those daysoffice at Washington : Freeport and’^dd S NATIONAL SERIES, JULY 2*. ' piow^ .jeeJed no clerk to <4 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-07-28.pdf 60c720b8cc23273b68b8e81fd8c5343d PDF Text Text Tke best Advertis­ ing nicdiiin m Bar- Hastings Banner- Yy Comity- VQlTxxvR~nq. 13 Stings City Bank, IF -ilia.. Hastings, LOOKs HERE Whent is low and flour should be the same. For a short time I will sell y.catoan. mich., july 28,1892. White Rose Flour . w. II. Powers. it. B; Messer. Chester Measor. !’ T.Colgrova. .• $2.20 Per ioo Ldj. This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ a o rant every sack to be first £ , grade. Cheese, 10 cents per pound. cuo JOS. ROGERS. xtMteposlUaad groeral i r.ui'Aciea. are you going to buy a SEWING MACHINE ? for Do you Ihave your —- rprc— scriptions filled where you happen to be, or do you go to FRED L. HEATH'S The Druggist, where drugs and chemicals are absolute­ ly pure. 13 CZ2 And at the prices charged £ will pay you to walk sever­ ' al blocks to get to him. Hoods Sarsaparilla. ।my of the man wlio sells at the same price to the Paines Celery Compound. । r woman as to the'rich. He wont charge you $55 hine and sell thg^ianie stylQ of machine to an­ . as do some de;WE.,. Oh, no! The Dollar oflhe Poor Man WEB'S ;-t i. to Trav. as tii4 dollar of the rich. He sells DRUG STORE. i ; 1 ! t Running World Renowned Domestic, The New H. :u . l some other first-class machines. For 16 yeafs the leading drag H<-ivill sell you a machine for a small payment down and book store in Hastings. and tl> balance in monthly payments if desired. It will pay you to call on him before you buy. yp. dl.oils and parts for all machines, Setai-Iiji -Schoo! Books, T. PHILLIPS The most complete stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. III. Goodyear, The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. Hastings, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Blankets, Bedding, AND Live Geese Feathers. 1 he most' complete stock of Dress Goods i\the state. . A full line of Gents Furnishing Goods. A splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella Jor Sil.00, try one. Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co., 78, 80 and 82 Monroe St. GRAND RAPIDS, We make a specialty making Gents suite and pants to order. MICH. ville, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Barrett, (lie past week returned home Monday—Elder Harding and wife have COOK BROS.. gone to Eaton Rapids to attend campmeet­ ing at that place. They will be^absent H49TIXGH. KICH. about one week—Dr. Scribner. H. C. Boynton. F. O. Adams and E. Barrett wiH go u> Kalamazoo Thursday night to attend the K. 0. T. M. jubilee as all the officers of the great camp of Port Huron will be 'ound n,e praise of Hood's there and present thst tent with a banner HareapariUa over the entire universe.” writes coating 1140 for initiating the largest num­ Mrs. Loegeoeekar of I nloa Deposit. PcntJk ber of members in the month of June—P. Sldnam was thff first to thresh this season Gorteey. Harvesting is nearly over. Men are so In this neighborhood—Charlie Hazel’s new scarce that very little help lias been hired house is enclosed—Henry Arix>r has re­ —And now comes a wall from the fanner papered and painted his drug store which of dry weather. Everything Is drying up makes it look very tasty—C. Bradtoh of —The Liberals held quarterly meeting nt Augusto Is putting In a stock of clothing the Tamarac church last Saturday and In one-half of the store occupied by C. Sunday, Elder Bridenstefn preaching— VauAmberg, the Gwin A Williams old Kittle Lockwood, of Saranac, Is visiting store—B. R. Husted la painting bls store— home and friends In this vicinity this Several Hastings’ boys Sundayed al their week—It beats all how a keg of beer will cottages on Wall lake—Mr. Monroe bad a help along harvesting, especially to help very severe attack of cholera morbus Sun­ smash up the binder—The red raspberry day-Willard Payne Is able to come to crop has been Immense this year—Mrs. town again after an illness of two weeks— Helle Smith visited ab Dolly Eggerman’s , George Kerns Is building a ware room and in Carlton last' week—Mary Ix-pard and Ice home just west of his saloon—Preach­ babe Lena are very sick. Dr. Baughman ing at the schoolhouse next Sunday at 3 p. m. by Mr. A. E. Varah who fills the pul­ attending—The hum of the threshing ma­ chine Is again heard on every side—Will pit for W. F. Harding while he Is at campMyers, of Odessa, visited his cousins last mcctlug. Services will be held at this Sunday—Tiie excitement In this vicinity hour the remainder of the conference year —Mesdames Norwood, Wells, Varah and at present is huckleberries. ’ Griswold will sell Ice cream at the L. A. bowery next Saturday afternoon and eve­ Prairieville. Mr. Cahill has an aunt visiting him from ning. All desiring cream come in before ® o’clock as they close at that time—Tiie Lansing—laiwts Thomson has returned hume—Prof. Burr, of Saginaw, is visiting Ladies' Aid will hold their regular meet­ at'James Brown’s—Chas. Smith and fam­ ing at the residence of Mrs. Griswold on ily accompanied by Geo. and Jennie Mul­ Wednesday August 3—George Arnold of len arc camping at Gun Lake this week— Kalamazoo was the guest of J. B. Wil­ 'Die Baptist society will hold a picnic at liams Sunday—Dr. C. 1’. Lathrop of Has­ Pine Lake on Thursday—Rev. W. F. tings called on Dr. Scribner Tuesday. He Harding and wife have gone to Eaton is camping for a week at Wail lake—Mr. Rapids to camp-meeting, and will visit Edgett and wife have gone to Lansingothefplaces iu northern Michigan. There Mrs. Henry Forbes is very nick—Mrs. M. will be no preaching services at the M. E. Pennock of Batilc Creek Is visiting her mother Mrs. Williams—Mrs. John Kahler church next Sunday. visited at Mn>. Johnson's the first of the week. A man and wife passed through town last week In a wagon, which had been on Tiie ladies mile society in connection ixMikout mountain. .The couple were on their way to their home north of Lowell- with the U. B. church will have an ice Over GOO pond liliies wen: shipped from I cream social at David McMore's Thursday icvtuiuR, July 2bll:. A cordial Invitation here to Chicago one day last week—Mrs. Helen Shacfer. of Chicago, is visiting is extended to all to attend—Delos Green­ friends here—Almost every train brings man was at Bellevue harvesting his wheat large numbers of people who have seized last week—Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Brice and the first opportunity of leaving the heat of .Miss McElwain, of Hastings, called on the city, fur the purpose of enjoying the Maple Grove friends Wednesday—Mrs. cool shade of the groves and to sail and James Dcmary Is very sick at this writing fish on the numerous and beautiful lakes —Harvest hands are very scarce in this of this vicinity—Cloverdale will soon be­ vicinity—J. D. Guy was at Hastings at­ come a resort for those who wlsb'to quiet­ tending the county conventlop last Saturday ly enjoy a vacation from the cares of busi­ Mis? L. Griffin has returned from Kala­ ness. and who desire for themselves and mazoo. families those privileges of rural comfort Milo. ' which arc hen1 offered—An excursion Wheat secured in stack or bam. and from Kalamazoo to Acker’s Point took । threshing commenced—From the amount place last Tuesday | The youngest child of of straw, the yields will be two-thirds of John Ixtonan,. who has been very sick, Is last year—The writer Is on a strike; not thought tu l»e some belter. [ for better .pay or less hours but for more shade—Thanks to those gentlemen from! | 1*. A. Brumm, of Hastings, spent -Sun- Barry CO., who gave us such an unexcepI day here—Ward Gibbon.' nt Hastings Sun- tlonal stole ticket—Ladies aid society gave । dayed at home—B. L. Johnson, of Mlddle- au ice cream aud lemonade social at Miloi Ville, was with friends here aver Sunday— depot Saturday evening, net availe §10.00 ' S. E. Cook, of Charlotte, is spending the —Spaulding & Williams will commencei week here with friends—Mrs. C. W. buying wheat this week—County treasurer, । Everts started for Bay View Monday of Kalamazoo county, Mr. Dunn, t-pent a evening—Ora btringham. ot Battle Creek, few days last week with Milo friends-6b the guest of Ora Smith -E. M. Everts 1L Flower threnhed^froin the field tost week, and J. ,H. Messimer have returned from 40 acn >». and had V37 bushels, witlrraklngs their western trip—Rev. aud Mrs. J. W. t-nough to make the yield 1,000 bushels. { Published Thursday s by COUNTY NEWS. AT presideat; r Messer, Vice. Pres. 1). W. Iteynolds, Cashier. WHOLE NO. 1937 Hastings Banner mra. smim Mich To consumers ut kerosene ol! In Has­ tings and Barry Co: We have eslatdi<l.i-<l an agency nt Hastings for the sale of Snow Drop oil, which for lumlnating putposcs lias no equal. .Being a product of Pennsylvania trade and 155 degrees lire test makes.il fjerfecliy safe. It produces a clcarand wldte light and free of odor, nor does it eaqse any deposit on chimney which Is so cotnmon with cheap and Jnw test (>hio ull. ! Since July 1, 1891. Michi­ gan allows thu use of 120 degrees fire test oil which permits the the sale of kerosenemade from Onio crude and posse'sre a larger percentage of sulphur and after eifr trading sufficient naptlui (explosive part) to raise the fire test to 150 degrees or more it becomes useless, so far ns producing light Is concerned but at a low test will bum fairly well, still producing a very disagreeable onlor while burning and load­ ing the chimney with a greasy substance. Give Snow Drop oil a trial, the cost Is but little different than what you pay for the cheap goods you are using and the satisfac­ tion you wfil get In light will more than compensate, saying nothing of additional safety. For sale by S. E. Phillips, 11. L. Newton and Cook Cook. A. D. Maynaiid, Wholesale Ag. Hastings. Mich. I PROBATE ORDER for the CMDtv of narry. boklen al the Probate office, totbe CRT otitoriings. In saJdcoenty. on Thurs­ day the «th day of July. |n H1” J™- on< thousand eight bundml and ninety t*®. Prrwnt, Chartes W. Armstrong, Judge of ‘‘ni'TtemUUroI U>. MH.«' $!.<%?»•* (uiekus deceased, and hoaring the (Inal ac Mnntoi EugweHarthorn .administrator. fled ot Euxeno Harthorn, administrator of said estate Xing u»at hto final m*™’ »>'* Svfiled may be beard and allowed and he dto- MhTuvotAuaiut. A.D.. I* at ten o clock to toreSLnXj assigned for the hearing of said 01 -a “S& or“" “J” (A true copy.) Hastings Banner and Detroit-Tribune, $1.00 McAllister. Mbs Hattie Coe, M. H. Palm­ er and family, Mbs DrComsey and others are nt the camp-meeting at Eaton Rapids— Frank McDerby-ah<l family are at Eaton Rapids this week—It was a mistake about Mr. and Mrs. I~ W. Feigliner going west. They have not started jet—L. IV. Fc^fh» ner was nt Grand itopids Jueaday—A pleasant event was the-wedding of o. M. Hullfnger. of Niles, and Miss Lillian Feigbner. nt title place, which took place at the Congregational church Wednesday evening. Rev. J. M. McAllister officiated. The reception was at the home of the bride’s parents. There has been but little occurring hlely with us, except the daily routine of toll. Haying, harvesting, and the many duties of farm life have given us but little time fur rending, and reflection for the past two weeks—A heavy crop of liay has bfr«n se­ cured and In flue condition—Wheat har­ vest for the most part la done and no rain to Interfere—Sunday afternoon heavy rain storms went around us, but did nbt shower mi these parts—C. E. Paul ha* marketed n fine crop of strawberries'this year, ana has nearly finished the raspberry harvest. The latter although not equal to the crop of ’IH pn quantity were excellent In quality —Chai. Nichols and wife spent Saturday night and Sunday In our midst—Wm. Frey started the threshing season on Fri­ day at Hiram Coleman's, threshing from the field—A party composed of • friends from Battle Creek and East Ross spent Sunday at the lake. Largest Circulation, of any paper in tk* County. Hay If all cut. wheat most all In the Imrn or stack; oats arc turning gulden, and will be brought low—John Draper and wile, of Charlotte: are here with their parents for a visit—Josie Whipple, late of Hastings, I* visiting her cousin, Mrs. Odell, before she goes to her home in Cen­ terville-1-Frank Burchfield, of Lansing, is visiting his grand parents here—Nellie Jones and little sister Mabie, of Chicago, itre visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Ellen Jones—W. It. Vester Im-gins his term of select school the 1st of Augu-t. He de­ sires the attendance of all those who are Interested in an education. All advanixges of any high school are given—Ho for the huckelberry marsh, is now the watch­ word. that harvesting is over—Mr. Jessie Vester and^Mtos Fannie Carpenter attend­ ed meeting at the Adventist church In Hastings ln«l .Saturday—Bessie Andrus Is on the sick list at present writing—John Lewis is building a barn—H. A. Nichols is building the upright to his house—Fan­ nie Carpenter Is spending the week with her aunt. Mrs. W. Sponable, of Hastings township—Wilber Wood, of Grand Rapids, spent the past week visiting his parents and other friends—Mrs. Ware, of Lowell, visited Mpj. John Fleming the past week. Carlton Center. Partners are busy getting their crops se­ cured—Rufus Vester intends threshing out of the field Tuesday, Hecht and A Her­ ding doing the job—Hay has been o> great crop this spring—Quite a number of our farmers are going to thresh out of the field, the grain being lodged and tangled Hautlelil. so that it is Impossible to stack It—Wilber There was a law-suit before Esq. Cole­ Wood of Grand Rapids spent Sunday In man last week Thursday by Arden Moffard town the guest of his parents. suing Dell Russell.on a minor note. Ver­ dict In favor of plaintiff—Levi Palmatler was overcome by the beat last week and at Harvesting to most done and the rattle this writing is quite ill—John Prine, the mall man has sold out the mail business, of the threshing machine is again beard in horses, wagons and even his house and our town—Fred Williams had the mis­ lot; all to take effect Aug. 1st—A great fortune to break his new binder last Sat­ many of our people talk of taking In the urday—We hear Daniel Burpee started 4tb of August at Battle Creek to see the his threshing machine last Monday on the elephant—This week we hear the sound Chubb farm—Miss Lottie Want is nursing of the threshing engine whistle and ai>g> a sore foot caused by a boil on the instep— the whistle of tiie resort steamer on Mill Mrs. A. J. Potter is entertaining company lake, which Is making its dying trips from Grand Rapids—Miss Hall commenced a number times around the lake each day— her school again Monday after a vacation Last Sunday them was a number of people of three weeks. . viewing that littlo steamer near and at a distance and all think it is a nice vessel— Dahlia*. George Rheluier Is very sick with lung A nice shower would be very acceptable fever—Harvest has been so ripe and hard here—The shrill whistle of the threshing to gather that people have not had time to machine is heard and some of the fanners talk politics a little bit. are threshing from the field—Mrs. James Boyd’s uncle of New York is visiting her at present—Mrs. C. M. Mack is slowly re­ Dalton. The buckleberry harvest to here—M. IL covering from her recent illness—Mias Gwin was at the hub Monday—H. C. Nellie Woodmansee baa returnwl from Boynton made a business trip to Kalama­ Muskegon—Kate Mack to stopping at G. zoo Tuesday—Mrs. Varah to at Hastings IL Manning’s—Mrs. C. Leater expects to taking care of htr sick aunt—H. Bren- go to Battle Creek to take electric treetdretli of Kalamzaoo was in town Monday menta again—Elmira Bryant of Battle —Lincoln Bush Sundayed at Rkbland. Creek to v toiling her atoter Mrs. P. GAsk film the particulars—Mr. Beploglei Henry—Mrs. Dr. Horner of Lake Odessa week-r—Miss Effa and fkmUy of Hastings were the guests of’ • visited her parents tost ,------Henry Robinaon—Ella Dickinson of Nash- Slmpoon baa been visiting at Df. Vw Horn’s—A few of our young people rusti­ cated at Wall lake last week. Grape growers in the vicinity of Lawtou expect to harvest half a million bushels of that profitable fruit. SURE DEATH FOR BOTH. , Display of Romarkablo Marra By a Tea* ■ Inrfoot In laauing a ChalJanga. ”1 once saw a challenge to a duel issued and accepted and the time, place and weapons named. The affair, however, did not come to any issue." The speaker was Dan Quinn, the well known writer of wild and woolly western character and dialect stories. “It was in Deadwood.” said be, “about eight yean ago. and the two men who were to have been tbo participants had been snarling at each other for many day*. One of them waa a young, consumptive looking fellow from somewhere east, and of course was held in much contempt by tbo old timers. In some indefinable way, however, many of them seemed to have a kind of respect tor him, as on one or two occasions he had given evidence that per­ haps after all be was not to be laughed at. He was, to these semiadmirers, an uu known quantity, and while they were all anxious for some opportunity to present itself in which be would show what he wax made of. yet not one of them cared to furnish the looked for chance. “The man who did the snarling was per haps the only man in the select clique that hung around the saloon where the quarrel finally materialized who did not believe that the tenderfoot had any nerve, and he never missed an opportunity to intimate as much. On the night in question the two men had been unusually spiteful, and it was a cinch that there-would be trouble before the daylight broke in. “Finally the old timer made a remark to the other that there was do mistaking. It meant business. The young fellow heard it, and withoufmoving a hand announced to the other that be had beard the remark aad that he had a proposition to make. , TKb crowd was In the right humor and the boy was allowed to go an. < He said that ho was a tenderfoot. He wns aware of it,'he declared, and he felt sorry, but be also said that it the other would give him a fair show he would fight him. Then he made what was considered a remarkable proposition. He naked his antagonist to lay aside bis gear, to make do plays, but to issue him a challenge to battle royal. He had, be said, conscien­ tious scruples against being the aggrt-.-jior in a quarrel, but he was perfectly willing to do (be square thing when the show­ down came. “Well, after much parley the big fellow iaaued. The boy at once accepted it, nazned guns as the weapons, the place the saloon ami the time right then. But his condi­ tion under which the due! was to be fought was the remarkable juirt of It. He insisted that he and his opponent should stand face to face, with the toes of their right Ixxita touching. Tbeir guns were to be in their belts, anA at U’e word they were to draw ami fire. Tneni could lie only one result. Ii waa a daring proposal, but whether it was a bluff or not waa never known. Thu other craw fished ami a|>ologized, nml the outcome of it was that the two men liecnme partners. But nobody in Deadwood over intimated again that the young fellow w.-is lacking in nerve. He showed that he had something about him.” —Chicago Inter Ocean. Australian station hospitality keeps the latchstring always out uud says, “Come when you wish, do what you like, and stay as long ns you can.” A writer says that the Australian hoc.t places himself, his family, and nil that is bis nt the serv­ ice of the guest—fishing tackle, breech loaders, horses and servants. Such hospi­ tality is rarely abused, though the writer mentions one exceptional case, where the guest prolonged his visit until it worn out his welcome To one station came avisI tor, whose original intention of staying a month was reconsidered, and he remained Six months paxacd, and bo was st ill there. He enjoyed himself hugely with horses, dogs and guns, developed an encouraging appetite, and his host did cut cutnpkdh. Alter about nine monthA'^jc host's man­ ner became less wArm, ouu at the end of tiie year bt" spoke no more to his gueM. The latter Was not sensitive, but lingered on for the space of a sc-cond year, when he departed and went to visit somebody else. During these two years he was never told that lie had staid long enough and would do well to go away.—Manchester (Eng­ land) Times. Tortoise* That Made Good truing. No provisions for ships were over found equal to the Galapagos tortoises, which will remain in good condition foraycar without food or watch. A supply ut the latter is carried by the animals in n bag, which contains ns much na two gallons sometime*. They are very sagneioua, and when kept on deck can be taught to con­ fine themselves to any space arranged for their accommodation by whipping them gently with a rope’s end when they get ofit of it. The meat is said to be finer than that of green turtle. Dampier, the explorer who visited the islands in 1KM. wrote that the flesh re­ sembled a pullet’s In flavor. "The oil.” he Bays, "wo kept In jars, and used it instead of butter to eat with dumplings.” Rogers, in 1707, wrote: "The eggs of the turtle are as big us those of a goose, white, hard shells and exactly round. Two men rode on the back of one ot the creatunxi, which weighed 700 pounds, and it carried them with ease-”—Bouton Transcript. With all bis gravity, Grandfather Ward had hto gleams of fun occasionally. It to Sold that Julia bad a habit of dropping off her slipper* while at table. One day her father felt a wandering shell of kid, with no too* to keep it steady. He put hto own foot on ft and moved it under bto ’’My daughter, will you bring me my sea hi, which I have left on the table In my room*” And poor Julia, after a vain and frantic bunting with both feet, waa �HISTORY OF A WEEK. Hastings Bann Thursday, July aS, 189a. COOK BROS-. Proprietor*. SICK [N|W veaiiES ih: corrsc»all< HEAD who dnee try item will find tese UWs ptfiavsto. ACHE Commlasiuuer of Ptnsioa* Raum denies the report that he is to resign. The five retail jewelers’ associations In the United State* are to be consolidated. Fire at Providence, R. L, destroyed a waste warehouse' in which it originated and several tenement* adjoining- The lea* is >133,000. Obituary: At Alpena, Mich., William Culling, aged 93; at Madlaou, Wix, cxMiryor Thoma* Clark; nt London, John Macgrogor Rob Roy, the canoeist. It is understood thnt Andrew D. White, of New York, is to be appointed United States minister to Russia. S. G. Loucks, of South Dakota, presi­ dent ot the Farmers’ Alliance, expect# to succeed Pettigrew in the United States senate. George B. Shaw, of Eau Claire, ha* been nominated for congres* by the Republican convention of the Seventh Wisconsin dis­ trict. Reports to the controller of the currency indicate that the Iom to the Vincennes National bank through the irregularities of President Tyler will amount to >150,000. Frank Farcelr, a half-breed mail carrier between Chasse 1 and Jacob*ville, Mich., was held up by two footpads while oti his way to the latter place. Farcelr was shot through the hand, but pulled bia own re­ volver and tbe would-be robber* fled. Peter R. Stoy, vice president, treasurer, and general manager of tbe Ohio Fall* Iron works, New Albany, lud., is dead. bat by tetr f«ntU actfca ptaM all who the world—mutually. In a collision near Chicago Junction, on the Baltimore and <5hio railwy J freight train and a hand-car * l“ rails, fifteen cars and the locomotive were wrecked and Thomas Dotcomer, the engineer, was fatally injured. The Goodland Artificial Rain company, of Kansas, has tried for flp» day* at Her­ mosa, S. D., to make good a contract to produce rain, and failed, although the con­ ditions were all favorable. Allen Holzendorf, who lived near Jen­ nings. Fix, jokingly told Edwin Hendriy, who habitually carried a Winchester rifle, that it was no use doing so, as ha never used it. Hendriy used' it immediately, and there was a funeral at Holxendorfs house next day. It is reported at St. Louis that Swift bs Armour, the Chicago packers, have pur­ chased the extensive packing plant of Whitaker A Co., National Steck yards, East SC Louis. Mathias Mauch 70 years old, of Lisbon, la, thought three score and ten long enough aud hanged himself. He had been lonjj ill. Because as alleged the jury in the H. Clay King case went on an excursion dur­ ing the trial and landed in Arkansas—out out of the jurisdiction of the Tennesso court—his lawyers believe a United States judge will grant n writ of habeas corpux The famous orator and lawyer Daniel Dougherty is very ill of malarial fover. The now postmaster at Augusta, Me., appointed last week, Is the son of Mrx James G. Blaine's sister. Cameron is credited with trying to de­ feat the confirmation of the nomination of Judge Shiras as associate justice of the supreme court. Van Buren ran 1« miles st Washington Park Chicago in wining 18,000. Will M. Nubemeyer and Nellie Boise, of Cleveland, went out on the lake for a row and were both drowned by the capalxing of the boat. _______ The United Statee circuit court at St, Paul Iim rendered n verdict In favor of tho Bangor Saving* bank, of Bangor, Mt, In it* auit against the city of Stillwater, Minn. Tho suit grew out of the refusal of FOB PROFIT s Stillwater to pay a certificate of indebted­ iMich.) UVSI- ness issued in payment for improvement* < SS C O L ■ which was purchn»ed by the Bangor bank. . PGI£. Enclose stamp fofr circular. dress, A. 8. Friday, Jaly 29. I'AKIMH, Prop'r. A large party,presumed to be a majority of ths Lower Brule Indian*, have aban­ Marshall county, South Dakota, was doned their reservation and gone south ot White river Into the Rosebud reservation, v hi ted by a hailstorm which destroyed and declare that they have drawn their several hundred acres of grain. There were 100 cases of beat prostration last ration at Lower Brule. Michael Varley, an Englishman, and st Louisville, where the thermometer hi* daughter, 9 years of age, a hopeless in­ registered 101 degrees. Daniel Thevlerge, of Chicago, was killed valid, were asphyxiated in the family while putting up an electric light wire The Mn»on City Map, lard and oil works, near Calumet, Mich., by lightning strik­ at Mason Chy, In., were destroyed by fire. ing the wire. John and Charles Ruggles, the Cali­ William P. Hepburn, at present solici­ tor of the United States treasury, baa fornia stage robbers, were taken from jail been nominated for congress by the Re­ and lynched by a mob at Redding. The publicans of the Eighth Iowa district. action of the mob is said to have been due George D. Perkins has been renominated to the morbid sympathy shown for the by the Republicans of the Eleventh dis­ outlaws by the women of the town. Over thirty cases of suicide were report­ trict. Henry Overman, of Lima, O., assaulted ed to the police of Berlin last week. Fire broke out in the eoal bunkers of his ruother-in-lgw aged 04 and so beat her that she will probably die. Overman es- the United Slates cruiser Charleston. The fire bell whs rung immediately and RS. E. H. * C. P. LATHROP. Hotnoepathic Physicians and The seven whee-lmaiiufacturing plants within thirty seconds pumps were started, Surgeons of the insolvent American Wheel works and after battling with the flames for AH calls city and country promptly were sold at public sale at Indlauapolia to thirty-five minutes the fire was subdued. Kansas com is reported to have been tended to. D. W. Mitwhall, of Terre Haute, for >L<W9,badly scorched and injured by the hot 133 or SO per cent, of the appraised value. ■ A. SCRIBNER. M. D.. Volunteers have been called for continue weather of last week. Peter Fluemer, a clerk in Ullrick db • Physician and Surgeon, the Venezuelan war. Crocker’s bank at Mount Clemens, Mich., The business portion of Rio Vista, Cal. Delton. • Mich. was destroyed by Are which waa caused for several years, is alleged to be a default­ Offire In residence, on^block eatt of depot. by the explosion of a gasoline stove in the er to the amount of >15,(XXL Investiga­ kitchen of the River View hotel. Loss, tions arc running the figures up still a. a c. h. barber higher, and they may reach HO.UUO.’ >150,000; insurance, 120,0)0. • Physicians and Surgeons. By tho capsixing of a rowboat in the Thtf people of Zavalla county, Tex., Calls in city or countj- responded to with Canadian channel off Belie Isle two un­ through a petition prepared by the county promptness, day or night. judge, have called upon the governor and known iwraous were drowned and a third had a narrow escape frim death. The boat the people ot the stalo for assistance as a ILLIAM O. LOWDEN. result of the drought still prevailing in contained two men anti a woman. The • Lawyer. man who was saved said the victims were that portion of southwestern Texas. you to decide what you ought to do, Office over Jnlius Russell’s store, State casual acqualninucrs whose names were and give an idea of the probable cost A crisis Is th re ate tied in the Lancashire street. Hastings, Mich. unknown u, nine cotton trad*. The Federation of Master At Benwood, W. Vn., Samuel Wines­ Cotton Spinner* recommends that a 10 A. SHELDON. certain amount of adverper cent, reduction be mode in the wages burg wa* shot au l killed by John Boyn­ • Abstract aud Real Estate Office. of operatives and that the mills be run on ton, aged 16 years. Attract Block. Hastings. Jay Gould has ordered a >100,000 addi­ send an explicit statement of what Money to loan ok Kral Estate Real Estate short time. A strike is probable. you wish to accomplish, and make Hiram James has been put in jail at tion to his greenhouse. sold on c ■mmlsswn. General con reyauclng. suitable arrangements for payment. ilanmt a complete set of Abstract Books, com­ Rockville, Ind., charged with Sending a The cxsr of Russia is said to ba gratified Your order wiu then reelwall Ibo plied from the Records, can furnisb complete challenge for u duel to E. W. Jacobs to at the result ot the English elections. attention that it requires. t tracts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. Clayton C. Clough, a Boston job printer fight with pistols to the death on the Clin­ has been left $\Ojo by the will of the late ton bridge. James charged Jacoba with P. DRAKE. M. D., Herford Drummond, of, I^oudun, as n re­ betraying his domestic honor. ward for stopping a pair of runaway Office over Holloway's drug store. Four tramps were killed by the collision prepared and a plan of adver dal ng Office hours from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, ecu of freight cars that had become uncoupled horses and saving the lives ot Mr. Drum­ marked out: to be told what papers orcting with residence, at Holloway’s drug in going down a steep grade on the Burling­ mond ami tils daughter In Halifax In you should use, and what the cost will be. we will furnish the adver­ ton anti Missouri River railroad, near January, 1WL tisement and the plan—either or Plattsmouth, Neb. Glorcr uud Percy Culbertson, of St. l>oth.nnd submit them for your conM. FOWLSR.D.D. 3. idderat Inn, together with our bill for Paul, will contest the will of their grand­ father, W. & Culbertson, ot New Albany Office hour}Sa tn. to5p. tn. Within the last four months 23,000,000 whose estate was worth >3,500,(0). The pounds of corn has entered Mexico from boys were owners of some fine race horses the United States through thecityiof El and this caused their grandfather to leave MITH A COLGROVE, Paso, Tex. them only filW each. electrotypes and estimates the ad­ Lawyers. vert twr pays ns. For tho expense of (Office In Union block. Hasting*.) The Republicans of the Second district placiu* advertisements and watch­ Practice la all the courts of (be state. of Minnesota have nominated Professor J. LIVESTOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS ing the fulfillment of contracts we are paid by a comm Lsdlou allowed by T. McCleary, of the State Normal school Chicago. the publisher of the paper la which i E. KENASTON, * in Mankato, to represent them In con­ the advertisement appears. _ „__ , cuicaoo, July a gress. x. Attorney at Law, Following were the quotations oa tha (Over J.8. Goodvear & Oo.'g store.) The meter department of the Milwaukee iYacUcestn all courts of the State. Collections water office has been conducted at a loos board of trade today: Wheat -July, opened T ?^, September, opened 77.4c nil the Inn and onts of advertising promptly attending to. of pbout >04,000. without any cost or trouble, read opened soHc. closod I’niNTEM* Ink regularly, carefully. The fact has come to light tn Cincinnati 8.4c. Corn-July, opened jOkjc. closed UMa R. TIMMERMAN, Homoepathlc Pbybeptembrr. opened cl(^ Oct^ that three years ago Dr. Rolaud Moore, • slclan and Surgeon. If you wish a complete catalogue of then aged 19 years, and Mn. Lizzie Aid opened <KMc, closed te^c. Oats-July, opened all newspaper-, semi >5 for tho Ameri­ (Office over Lathrop’s drug store.) Aa « w,t ' opened RAic, rich, aged 77 years, were secretly married Wfic;8cptember,opened aiRe.cluseda^^ckacd can Newrpaper DirectoryFor any further Information Address in that city, she agreeing to pay Moore She introduced Moore as her ter. opened JUl-'U* dosed >liS; JBUO. AW, REAL ESTATE AND COLLECT­ >50,000. GEO. P. ROWELL C©., nephew. ’ ary. opened f iW*. clowl >11A LardING OFFICE OF Newspaper Advertising Bureau, William Brooks, of Job#, O., murdered July, opened >7.174 closed >145. Paluertox & Smith, Uvo Block-Prices at the Union Stock hia mother-in-law, Mrs. Murray Hanshaw, 10 fiPfiUCE >T., MEW rOfilL Woodland. Mich. yards today ranged os follows: Ho;s-Market and inflicted fatal injuries upon his wife , ’ C. S. Pai.mkkton, J. M. Smith. active and firm oa packing and r-hh.lt » Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. from whom he had been separated by rea­ count and foaling firm; prices 5: son of his dissolute habits. SCSLm WSMtAte A beautiful pair of massive gold brace­ heavy puking ui shipping lets, dating from the tirneof Julius Cesar, and have been brought to light by a dredging Ac: on a new principle— regtlsio tho Ltvar, ncxacb machine in the Tiber. The ornaments and bo-sola throwA te are formed by two beautifully sculptured serpents. They are in an excellent state of preoervation. Simon Jacobs attended a picnic at Grand Stand, near Buffalo. N. Y., and allowed men to throw bn»e balls at his head st 5 cents a throw. One of the balls, thrown by Henry Cook, struck him on the fore­ r KOHATK ORDER head and killed him almost instantly. uu lbs western. >.U^173 natlro. ** 8’wte of Mlrhljpui. County sf Bornr—-s The result ot the British board of trade Texas, and SAfljQOJS lambs sta m-woh ot th- Probate Court lYoduos: Buttar-roney wpanUor inquiry into tho case of the steamship City !52cr,.fr*4h' lfl®l7c- E£>-rac pm of Chicago, wrecked on the Irish coast a dM.lcMofl.Lirs poultry - Hi/S, r3, few weeks ago, is the decision that the ac­ •prin* chickens 17ctiMMiaaud ei<h I hundred and ninety’wo 7. ** . ' cident was due to careless navigation. pPrewait. Chart's W. Armstrong. Judxo of At tho meeting of the Maaonlc grand In the .uurtter of the estate nt Wilber lodge of Canada there was a four houra ’ A. Moore, a minor." Strawburi^ML^u, contest over a resolution declaring that asaa Itaapbcrrio-Rod. Oil readmeaud filingtbopetition duly verified per "JS«( Janie* Toouseod, Kuarulan ut uud minor, the use of Intoxicating liquors be discon­ priylni for reasons im-rrin set forth thu be tinued at all refreshment tables in connec­ ItaMceiuMdto salt tbe real estate of said tion with Masonic lodges. The resolution rutaiir-os111 ®d‘> petition doacribed. was defeated. Thoreupon it Is nnfore I. that TipMw. the 14U»day of August. A. D. Mg. at ten o'clock in the £16o» thp fastest eon of Electioneer died at Senator Stanford’s celebrated stock farm at Palo Alto, (Jal., of pneumonia. trackT1 * rccorJ of 00 • hite^shaped CARTER MEDICINE CO., Now YOriG A TAG SMALL PILL. SHALL DOSE. SMALL MCE When you want a FRESH LUNCH,:-: Go to the PLUG CITY BAKERY. Fine line of creams and fresh confectionery. POPULAR SIZE &of BEST QUALITY A. E. RENKES. BUSINESS CARDS. D C To Advertisers H If you wish to advertise W If you instruct us Read This! can orations." He also balbnd the two girls felt “brain love”—the kind that rule® Dr. L. N, Lakins The Rectal Specialist OF GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, Will be a guest of the Johnson House at MiddleviHe, every Thursday forenoon and of the Hastings House, Hastings. Mich., every Thurs­ day afternoon and evening. At Grand Rapids all other days. He invites every sufferer .from any Rectal trouble to call and get a correct diagnosis of their disease, time required to cure and cost of same . FREE OF CHARGE. • Dr. Lakins has been located in the Porter Block, at Grand Rapids Mich., for over four and one-half years, and has cured hundreds of Grand Rapids’ people, to whom he refers with pardonable pride He treats Rectal Diseases only, hence he is a Rectal Specialist in its truest sense. No matter how bad your case may bi, of how long standing, or who has failed to cure you, he will give you a radical per­ manent cure. Every long continued or chronic case of Piles has produced either Liver Complaint, Kidney Complaint, Bladder trouble,Nervous Po^tration or Constipation. Hence the importance of being cured .without delay. . . Please notice. The following testimonials are from parties within your reach, any one of whom will gladly give you all the particulars concerning their case. Mr. Jm. L Wilkins, ex Mayor of Has­ tings, says: It gives me great pleasure to slate to my neighbors and friends what I know of Dr. Lakins, as a Rectal Special­ ist I had piles for four or five years, and when Dr. Dakins took my case, they would come down almost constantly when 1 was on my feet and I had not been able to do hard work for over two years. They never came down once after the second treatment and 1 did more bard work the first 0 weeks after he took my case than 1 hid done In a whole year before and did it with more ease and comfort too. From what I had heard forme; Grand Rapids patients say of him, 1 expected he would cure me, but I was amazed at the speedy and radical change his treat­ ment produced. I have talked with Mr. DeKubber Supt. of the WIddicoinb Furniture Co. and many other Grand Rapids people Dr. Lakins has cured, some of them years ago. and all speak ot his skill as a Rectal specialist In the highest terms. I sincerely believe be can permanently cure any case of piles no matter how Iwd or bow long stauding, and I advise all suf­ fering from any Rectal trouble to consult blm at once. James L. Wilkixh. Hastings. Mich. Mrs. H. L. Reck of Grand Rapids was formerly a resident of Hastings. Mich. She says: I was a sufferer from Plies, and Constipation caused by them ever since I was a child until a little over two years ago when Dr. Irkins cured me. I wish 1 might tell every lady In the land wliat be has done for me. He has treated me for rectal troubles only but my general health b better now I think than it lias ever been in my whole life before. . I heartily recommend blm to any suffer­ er from rectal troubles who may be fortu­ nate enough to secure hb services.* Mr. I\fk is clerk at pollcehradquarter:-. For preparing advertisement;, S If you want to learn P L lawsiuvBfULS KIRKS , IAM0N nMlttffi, AgrmMe, Cluulu. People sometimes erroneously suppose they are going to be badly hurt by the examination or treatment. Ask any who have been Heat­ ed by Dr. Lakins and they will tell you it is nearly painless. JOSEPH ROGERS twice. 1 am satis£<-d that he will cure Of Hastings says: me. 1 ft-rl w wonderful improvement fiom। G. IL DURKEE Dr. Lakin-’ treatment and they are as thei Blacksmith ot Hartings ssv-: Dr. sajp almost painless. I dreaded the examinntion and I rest­ men t IArea um? I had been badly hurt before. N. T. PARKER My case is n very bad one. Proprietor of the Hastings House says: 1 mn a patient of Dr. Lakin-* aud cheer­, Lakins' treatment Is nearly paliilv CHARLES ANNLSON. fully recomiuend hb treatment to anyone\ suffering from any Rectal troubles. An old resident of Middleville. Mich, *av WILLIAM WOOD Dr. Lakins says I am not'jet cured, but 1 feel as well as I ever did. The trra tOf Bastings, says: 1 feel much ln-tter already. The pain ment Is very mild. JOHN W. WILLARD from Dr, laklnat IreAtment is nothing. . Of Mlddld vllle says: FRED C, PARKER Have had only two treatment?of the Hastings House says. n’t felb so well In ten years. Dr. Lakins has treated me on,F no pain to the treatment. • Are you still skeptical ? Then talk to ALL of the above and many more whose nrames will be given or sent to you. Mainoffice, 3J and 36 Porter Block, Grand Rapids. Mich. Entrance 13a Monroe St. Phone a:8. MORTGAGE BALE­ Default having been made tn the conditions s^“^ss. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having bcyi made In the coa«Ctic-n certain mortgage made and executed by wit liam L. Mead and Nellie K. Mead hta wife ot the M ^atl« Wato of Mlnnes<i:a. t<> Hcpry MMWWL Jimd!Beptmaber thirteenth a. l>. XMl ami recorded in the office of the Kexhter «>l ■HWCTKSlJlWiltlJlBWa unflrtilpn on |be day of September a. i>. i*< “SJ"!*1!® ta u>. .me. ot twenty-fim Liber ,'15” of Mortgages on pages tn and ;K4 WMdUly MMgued by :Nd Heare Flnebout to Daniel Striker <>f Itao.-s’s klOjlMU'at aaatapunait beariM date the nvenA» D. UDO and recorded in the office ef said Register of Deeds tar B.dry county Michigan on the tenth day of May A.;D. recorded In tbtfofcceof renter <rf'dred. In thi UMin Ubot'^X'' of Maignmenls on p-ice Ji.-, upon which mortgage there is claimed to te due at the date of this notice toe sum of eleven hendred one and 11-100 dollars and an Attorney fee & a bOt*"7 P*rt Utenix; .’JSSJ* «» contatawl la aold *<tantaj the’flrst day of । '-'•n o'clock tn the torenooi anctlon to the highest ukhiit ax -n,* MUua W. LiodU, Sl<±.| PUU mOw., lodUMpolU Ti.u.a b«a The veteran Baggage Master of the D. G. H. A M. Ry. aays: I was terribly afflicted nith Piles for over twenty yl*ara. They affected my general health so much that 1 was about to resign my position as Baggage Master of the D. «S M. Ry. when Dr. Lakins began treating me. I began to Improve fiotn the very first treatment and was soon sound aud well. This was over four and one-half years ago and 1 will say I hate not felt the slightest sign of Piles since and I feel at least twenty years younger than I did be­ fore be cured me. 11. I. M.UU5, . Re». No. 31) Barnett St Grand Rapid*. Mich. 270 Ninth Ave. i Grand Rapids. Mich. P If you wish an advertiyernent Mr. DeKubber is Supt. of the Wlddlcomb Furniture Co. (the largest factory In the world) and during running hours his time is very valuable. Inquirers will please consult him any other time at the factory or at bls residence. To whom It may concern:—! had ■Pilea for ten years until cured by Dr. Lakin* two years ago. I also bad a severe badiM^tjpuble. suffered intensely and was «#IWtely Pro?tnilwl far week.-, at a time. I Annoyed eight different physicians in Detroit, Grand Rapids and Ann Arbor and paid them over 8400. but received no bene­ fit ftotn their treatment. Dr. Lakins a«aured me my piles caused the bladder trou­ ble and he would cure both by simply cur­ ing my. plies. This be did over 3 years ago. I am now free from'both dlseares, weigh mon and am in better health than I have been for many years. 1 was constantly getting wor*> and I firmly believe 1 would not in* living now but for Dr. Lakins’ treatm< in. 1 know of many be has cured, .several of whom I sent to him. I have never known him to fail in a single Instance. Respectfully. Isaac DuKibiieh, Res. 207 So. College Ave.. Grand Rap­ ids. Mich. ft ac power oi »aie comMiici - - ■ i AM the statute la such case nwh- -f > , notice is hereby given thrt on t rid utusracenih day of August A. D. IIW »:, P” o'clock in the forenoon ot said day I shall at tottwat > Idder at the aotih front door of the court house, in the« :t> Hastings, Barry county, Michigan, .th-i ■ • the place where the circuit court fof,Uarp, county ts bolden) the premises described In s*M mortgage or so much thereof as may be mw»sary to pay the amount due on said in"rtj.nu' with ten percent Interest then-on a a • -; easts together with an Attorney fee ol flit* ' fare as provided therein. The premise- t" be sold and being described tn said mudrej'• * all those certain ptaeeaor parrels ot land -dn: lying and being tn the township of Hoi»- In tl*r Cmrnty of Barry and State of Michigan aud descri&ed as follow*, to wit: The west hall'd the WStbeaat qsartsr. the cast half of the south­ want quarter and the southwest qiurtvr ot the north east quarter of section number tbiraen Hinn l. mni u. *- m. (ACrwawr.) 3wt for General Houwhold Uje Daxju. Striker. umL �— mortgage sal^. •h-co made In i tie rm made by .Joseph M-rrott ?! .fated Msreh «ud. A. D.. tbe <r?..-e ot th* !H*t FhEYJVASH THEIR CLOTHES Assignee of Mortgagee. i. r Assignee of Mortgagee SOAR Thatswi^ey^"^^ . CHICAGO. _ _7 CROUP REMEDY SHOE IN EVERT HOUSEHOLD ■, ------- wn aiase isauca ! It object* to long scMious of the 1-gisla| ture anti favor* a limit at 100 days by conatitmiooaj amendment; condeiuia- " ’ ' ‘.J"* I* ". 1* E1 ,n “K MADE ONLY BY a■ DO YOU ^OUGH Work Done tai Saginaw, Mich.. July a-The RepubWashington, July 20.—Little wm aeKean state convention yraterdey made the cunpllsbed in the senate yestertlay except temporary or/anlx.iti<m permanent. The to dir-cuss a financial proposition ot Mor­ mdentlals cvmmitlk’- report was signed gan without result, ant! to read the anti­ by eli-ren members Stud seated the Rich option bill, and to amend it according to ho cbnld have got along . Washburn’s views, leaving many other .delegates,- but: -without then: he hail ever two-thirds of »a«radmento pending. The only senator tbe convention on (the first tallol A ’ *®° "P0^* °n the bill was Stewart, and resoiuUonwa* extfrr>«ing wmbis remttrks wen-' directed to almost every resolution was adopted tptret exjftraoing txprvMing sym sym­ oUwr embrac<wl ln the pathy with Junie* G; Blaine in the loss of a his son who recently died st Chicago, | WIL In tbe house the appropriation of 95,000,complimenting the ex->ccretary for bis past services and utahing blm a future as OQO to the World’s fair in tho sundry civil I bill was voted down, HO to 123,and theSuntoll of honor its bis past. | day closing paragraph inscr^d by the The Declaration of 1'rlnrlpla*. , The platform ax to national issues in- ' senate was sustained by a vAtc of 147 to ; do^‘ih«’d«Ur7;i„7'.I‘r",T“u>‘""”,ir ’>• Au •n»«l«.*»k way ImwrUd tor- I conr.nUon r.nd th. uomtaM JherSor.^id W'“1”g ,h° *“2'““ “* “r “nt“cl -------- ........ ..uu lUB uviumees itiereoi, ana —.. that ax long ax wrong exists ’ “the ““ government officer to any one whoem**»eru nec«Mite for the~mntknnL*r*2kZ«*a*J ploys the Pinkerton detective agency or , K.publkan party ™..am..'on ,.aU iLuu ?fhE' *'“l,1*r prohibiting । claus N.KFaIRBANK&Co. CONGRESSIONAL NEWS. Synopsis at ths WITH filed ! M ?our r amt pr.aided,, notice Sitcrany the wvenx-.-. A. D.. I' at ten I -hall tell a: pnblle i.idder. at the north rt llouw In the City of ie ;>laee where the Ciri aunty Is bolden*. the -aid tnvrtitiue. or so -i.v.T»sary io pay the .rf-’j."!. with -even per • d cns:x. toretber with wrutV-flve dtilhrs cov• ptvnitses being de jge a* all that certain i.uvl -ituare in the township ..nite "I Barry and state ot a .vid deecilMd as follows: .■ wi;thea«: quarter <rf the i section thirty town onr u.-c coutaluing twenty REPUBLICANS OF MICHIGAN. | demne the MImt Uw .be their employment by ho government of , the District of Columbia. The sundry civil was then paastx! ns amended. A rcsolulion wmrTxtssed for the appointment of * “pre*.* con.m!tt« ol five members member. U» a kpeclal committee of to in- Tot I d‘r V . Li niu> tafilDK Nervous Prostration, _ 5! Djrap«Ml ftjiui: n can. €<m rtaUwn. Hys* teria. Fits, AU Vita** Done*. Opi—a j u <joe* "not contain ogtaie*. Mrs. Brownhw. DvLand. Fta.. suffered wtt . far U> years and te*l*Oe<> to a < ;I owrraeemuonroe f.iw rwrL e—.Hm. sym KSPm.%*^. ?S X'SH. STS. — two Democratic tnembeni of tho senate' " ASUINGTON, July 21.—bpceches againat remedy fOr Bliinnarnra, Torpid Liver, ac-, ate. I by the late legislature, thus making it the antl-optiou bill were made in theoen- Dr. Mlles* Medical Co.,EHchart,lfMl. ‘ {’ PO P^rible ’rible to enact said law; declares possible said taw; law: dectares declarra the fhs at® ate yesterday veaterdav by br Vest Vast and Daniel, DatilaL the the'’ 'nr aw. nrxww wa>» TB1AL BOTTLE FREE. । apportionment an on unscrupulous gerry- tatter senator still having tbs floor when!. ____ niMnttar nn.l ____to— -redeem ■ ___ i___ | mnnder, and pledges the party , the senate adjourned. Additional notices 1 ■ 1 ’I • I f ’dis! ktttJ » M Demdcratic misrule uud ( of motions to amend were piled upon the " wOFlBBill I Nominated Rich for Governor. | The house did a lot of business on bills TIMETABLE. Nominations for governor were then de- that were not important enough for any Tn effest May is, i*M. • *n or*^r’ ““d Jfibn T. Rich and H. ' one to object to, but a few were of Inter- . Favorite Route between Grand Rapids, Detroit t»- Pingree were placed! before the conven- »st. Bills were |MUWcd granting jurisdlc- J tinn. Une.baUolTraetued Uie matter, the tlon to the court ot claims inland cases, KN'S COUGH CURE vote standing—Rich, ITO.’V; Pingree, 210; to increate tho maximum pay of life savi.r.i. i Kai i O Ihinncll. 5; WaAhingion Gardner, 1. The J ing keepers to <900 per annum, and of Rast I'.r • McCord । ’utal number of votes cast was TOfl, and of . surfmen to 965 per month when employed; j tin mi Rich needed oul^ 399. The uor.iina- I allowing the,stockholders of any national KI».. Into i tlon was made unanimous, after which a ' bank to continue tbe receivership audclase Clarksville j.-J faiis S Iutke Odessa recess was taken until 8 o’clock. ' up its affairs by means of a receiver and Woodt>ury Completed tho Stair Ticket. I comptroller of the currency, or to elect an Sunfield Rich, Pingre e, O'boiinell and Gardner { agent to dispose ot the property with their Ora nd Ledge were given an ovation!as they walked on | voluntarily elected trustee; a resolution LanstDK the stage when tiie convention reconvened providing forau investigation of tbeReadDetroit nt'J^JOp. m. They all made short speeches. । ing railway combine. . J. Wright Giddings; of Cadillac, Was'। *•• ---------------- , July • ■ — • Wamungton 23.—•In the senate IN THE nominated for lieutenant governor over II yesterday Daniel of Virginia and White Lv (Howard City .. Edmore Alfred Milnes, of Coldwater, and George 1 .. Stanton against the anti-option HowelL of Adrian, the vote being respec- : of...Louisiana . spoke • .... .. 1(',ula lively 425, 325 and 43. 0thi r nominations: I W,L " n»hbum announced his intention ArjGrand Ledge .£** Tax will tha exoallcr t (fftct Secretary of state, John N. Jocblm, of lah- | of moving to strike out the section requir|~Going~ West" peming; trenaurrr, J. • C. llanibitzcr, of h>g dealers iu options to take out an in­ Hancock; auditor, Stanley W. Turner, . ternal revenue license. The senate nd., Detroit Lansing Roscommon county; attorney general, ioururd with the anti-option bill still *tbe ’ „ Grand f^d । 5. J. Diekema, of Ottawa; commissiouer hmtiuished business.” ,. Monikefl In tfic bonne a large number of bills I public laud office, J. I*. Berry, of Otsego, ., Sunfield were passed, among them a bill to retali ­ ,. Woodbury { superintendent public in.*!ruction, II. R. ., LnkeOdesMt 1 Pattcngill, of Lansiug; member board ate ngninst Canada for discriminating .. Clarksville public Instruction, Prof; E A. Wilson, of against tbo United Slates in canal toil*; ,. 'KlindsM Paw Paw. After placing this ticket in to provide for tho collection, custody and .. Alto ■ ., [McCord * nomination the cunvehtion which hail 'arrangement of the military records of tbe ,. East Paris witnessed the hottest fifcht between lwa lwarof tbe American revolution and the Ar (Grand itaplds, ! J W) factions seen In many yenrs, adjournal 1 w,‘r of ,6l-« resolution authorizing tbe ofsine die. {.fleers and crew of the steamship Balti!' '-1. _______; nu re to accept' medals from the king of „ (Grand Lodi; HOLMAN DEADLOCKS THE HOUSE. Sweden, and a number of other measures .. I Portland of nu general interest. Ar ilonia -What l.v Howard City Washington, July 21 —After some in­ Ar loula num any stranger «h<iiia<] “ (Stanton When the Raum case came up yesterday effective talk on tho IIotnc-Ttead matter Hkp Ala skill. 1» I<eyond rcp Irdmore tho senate yesterday continued the de ­ it was interrupted by the conference re­ Ever)’day. others week days only, t stop DURING THE COMING YEAR THE DOCTOR S port ou the deficiency bill, and as soon as bate on the nutl-optlon bill. White of • on• sicua'. Louisiana conclud ing his speech against VMM will Iw faithfully continued, ami if life and hral’h be spared be hopra Parlor cars on all trains between Grand Haphe could get the floor Holman moved to tomfd many name* to nt- alnioiy very! extenrive n.-t or pntieuu. Ids and Detroit. S-ata 25 trots. Conn actions instruct the Loum: confertees to recede from tbe meamire. Tbe bouse bill providing, made in Vuion s’atl >n. Grand Itaplds with tho TIm- |vm twuyrant h*relar*rly Increases! thi-ii<unN r<>t etiroatc invalids, >>wlmr largely to the |>cvi»!tar intli.ence i urtrei by th- I:if1tn tx-n La Gripjwl, the action of the house last week in the mat­ for retaliation against Canada in the mat­ ChicagoA Wkxt MiriuuAN Railway for ter of the Welland aukil was taken up and Chicauo and ths War an» for Mlkxprv«n tb<»s«’ who have .-scwyHM this blighting acuurp- feeling Its peculiar rtter of paying tbe balance of any salary of unanimously passed. fsvt« upon tbrir aysinm*. All sufferers tromcatarrh, tlin-nt and imw «fgon, Mamhtck. Tko kmkx Citt, Elk RavfcctHni- find tl.» n.<M-lvr* failing instead of Improving, unh -» under the a deceased representative for the full term Tbe discussion of t he senate amendments n»i A«ft> rcTOvKjtr. Favorite route to the m<»t -klllfi.-l treatment. Thi« is also true of catarrhal condition* of the resoru of northern Michigan. to his legal heirs, and to insert (but in no to the general deficiency bill occupied the summer stomach, bowels, kidneys and bladder. Indeed ths* glandular vystem and TnUln leave Grand Rapids for Chicago, a A. case to exceed |o,<W) the balance due for entire session of the- house yesterday and M.and 13.« P. M.. *11:35 P. M. Arrive Chicago moesni* tncml rnnre naw auiTerud most. Often lending to neuralgia, rht-umnttaaffwllons and grave heart dhturbansv*. The liver alxi. one of 5:l« P. M . 8 P. M. and 7.<6 A. M. the session iu which the member died. tb<-must important ।>nmn* nf tbe l*udy. ha* not OK-aped, ami in too many fo-.ivo lor Manistee and Traverse City "^5 A. Last week’s action had been agreed to taken lo8p.nL for pension business. At M.and csmw ha* "u Ifcrest from congestion*, enlargetus nt* and general torpidity. 3 17 P. M after four roll-calls and Its advocates pro­ the evening session no bills were passed. Bifonipanh*! by all Its dlMrreMng train of symptom*. a> dropsy*. I’onstipuParlor cars on day trains and sleepers on thm of the bowel*, pile*, sick headache, vague nod iiatui !<>• depreraltins of trains to CblcAgo. ceeded to filibuster to defeat Holman. Washington, July 25.—The anil-option night Rpirits. n>ngc«thins with cold bands and ft-et. alternated with heat of palms Ask our agents for further particulars or bill occupied tbe senate again ail Sat­ write to • in<l *o)e« <if fret, coated tongue, foul breath, aching h<-ud. Ivu-k and Hull*, The effect of Holman’s action was to thick on.! high colored urine. cro*«. Irritable temper, and general "blue gxorub DxHavkn, Genl PassT Ag’t. urday, diversified only by a brief financial ties Ils." Tiie asasunpanring cut* happily illustmie the foregoing dtacMQq Grand Rapids. destroy the legislative day for the consid­ discussion over a proposed legal tender rondltloM In pbrL all of whicb Dr. Humphrey treat* amt cures where paeration of tiie Rauni matter, and Enloe, tlrut* wlil faithfully follow tn*tructions, without which tho tuck cannot amendment lo an important bill relating . MORTGAGE RALE. • who is pushing the Utter, which asks tbe s'xpcct help . to judgments of United States courts. . Whereas >fefault has been made In tbe pay­ Jn nil obsenre siloenocd craxflilon* Dr. Humphrey urge* the afflicted to president to dismiss Raum, didn't like The senate amendments to the general ment of h certain inder.hire of mortgage made bring a ttaruple of urine for fhke analysis. Ths* should ie the first pa»-sd Holman's move, lie introduced another and executed by Clement Higdon, ot Rives, ■ m rising, and put tn an alxolutoly clean Untie, kept csatl and brought tho deficiency bill occupied most of time in Jackson county and state «•( Michigan to Peter resolution asking the rules commit­ Sana- day pas-sd. ata! at least four ounces tn spi.Yhnty tiie house, the French spoliation claims Covert, of Farmer tillage, Seneca county and rgvptisittveiy no rare* taken without a prrvonal examination. tee to set apart another day for the Rauiu being discussed for two hours, the hotite *tate of New York, bean ng date the 29th day of business. But the Holman movement A. D. 1874 and recorded In the disagreeing to this item—TO to 119. The- •September. register ot deeds office ot Barry county aud state has another phase, it seems. The World’s CoNXVMFnoa Criixn.—I wn* rapidly flailing into the Indlan depredation claims, amounting to ot Mleblgiui In liber X of mortgages on page grasp nt tbat fell destroyer, revinumptlon. given up by. catarrh. Dr. Humphrey cured me. , fair people say it is part of a programme KTO.252, as inserted by the senate, were ■xUonthe first day of October A. D. 1814 on physician* »al friends, could Ji:*t poke slxiut unable tn Kxv. Ira It. Carp. HHIwtajf. Mich. entreed into by the op|>osition to the inorteage there is claimed to be due and do anything of account. Have liecn entirely cured by Dr. agreed to by the close vote of 96 to 9L A which unpaid at tbe dale of this notice the.sum of World's fair appropriation to consume ■k-Mf fur jrars that f could ontr'Tirar when Holman 8. Humphrey resolution was passed calling ou the presi eight hundred and ninety five dollars and fifty MI-* .taxtar. Franklin, Mason. Nllchtime and to defeat the sundry civil bill Dr. Holman 8. Humphrey has cured me erdent for Information regarding the trans two cents (9ri<5.SJ) and no proceedings at law Bxrt WniTg. tamxlmr. Midi. carrying the appropriation and continuing or In equity having been Instituted to recover pAnALYrtsCcRB’.—Onr little son «*» paralyicd. had portalion of imported merchandise in bond said debt or any part thereof. the appropriation* of Inst year. warned to a skeleton. «i» a great euffeier from catarrh, or duty from one portion of the United Now. tberefore. by virtue of tbe power of sale nineteen long rear* I suffered the mlarry and sn- rheumariain mm! ubvtinatc cxKMtipalton. We took him to coutal ed la Mid murigage. aud the statute tn States over Canadian territory Into another n<>yanix>tif Aericus dcafurso from catarrh of thrust snd Dr. Holman 8. Hurnpbrvy nt the hotel-in Mason at-out The scheme is said to be headed by such case made and provid«Hl. notice Is hereby middle rar. Ws» completely cured by Dr. Humphrey. portion of ths United States. one year ago and in a few tnonlhs be wn* well ku.I entire­ ilven that on Friday the Mb day of October. Holman ant. the Dcniocrixtlc members of Amos Kexpai.u Hllisdhle. Mich. ly over bi* paralysed ami nr rlr belpl«-»» condltfoo. Washington, July M.—Allison, chair­ D. IW2. at one o'clock In tbe afternoon, I shall Frank L Botxios. Eden. Ingham <X. -Mleh. the committee on appropriations The sell at public auctian, to tiie highest bidder, at advocates ot tbe measure state that if man of tbe senate committee on appropri­ the north front door of tbe court house In ths 'ii-aring complete. LU rXAUUl. «»r J ------------ any attempt of this kind is made it will ations, stated in tbe senate yesterday that city ot ifMttngs. (Unit being the olace torture with ulocraiMvi of the otomneb u> such an extent where tbe circuit court for Barry county Is holdconcessions made by tbe. senate conf err era be a case of “ when Greek meetoGreek ‘ I'Xluun n.l vai.a. .... W. —--- tlmt 1 r»>mltcd up every night whr.i I h«d raten during cn), tbe premises described In said mortgage, or running from one oar. Was completely cured by Dr. tike day. 1 tried everywhere tor relief, ert-n golnr to De­ then comes tho tug of war," and they, on the sundry civil bill, amounting to so much thereof .is may be i.rcessary to pay the troit. but rot no relief until I put my case in the hand* <>f Humph rev. too, will filibuster and by breaking a between 94,000,000 and t3,000,000, were ap­ amount due on said mortgage, with accru­ It nr. F. W. HAixaY-JoxKA.Mii/iii gnn. Mlcb., Dr. Ifotuuin B.*Hlim$i»wy. w|a» cured-ine entire!r m a Interest, aud all legal costs, together quorum will prevent an adjournment parent rather than real. Nearly tbe whole al tew im.ntlis. Maa. M. L. CRonwgLU Lansing. Midi. with an attorney’s fee of twenty-five dollars I had tiren very hard <rf liearinjr for many yrarv. « u without action on the exi>o»ition item. of them would come up in deficiency bills covenanted for therein, the premises being DnrcRKFKi so Cataxwwai* ItanxriUTi* vmi Scittino tlrely cuntl by Dr. Holman 8. Humphrey. .Evidently the question of adjournment is next session. George of Mississippi talked described in said mortgage M all the undivid­ or Blood CrRKii.-F«< ftkirtccu ywir* I had l-cn torture E. C. Camvbiiu.. Hillsdale. Mich. as far off a» ever, and >: would not bo on the anti-option bill for the balance ot ed qnt half of the northwest quarter of the south ed with a cough which ««» <dt<m »<> *ev*-rc as to vomit eaat quarter of arcUon thirty one (Sil town surprising if the session was continued for the session. Vest introduced a resolution three (3) north of range *even (7; west and con­ f va- nlmoM blind tor years. My sight was restosud to me. and at one time I ataMMt bled tn death. 1 utrei» Im<1 a very wwere catarrh of the stomach snd bowels. Dr. Hol­ two weeks or more._______ I ineby Dr. Holman 8. Humphrey. . ... . offering European nations a cut of 35 per taining forty acres of land more or less; also man 8. Humphrey cured me. Mrs. M'Hmky, North Adams, Midi. cent on certain tariff charges if said na­ the/following premises, beginnings! a stake ‘ Mita K. Hear. I-nndny. .Mlcb. ••The Pinkerton* Must Go." standing south taelte chains twelve and ouetions w<>u!d agree to free silver. 1 was tillnd with nttararta tn both eyes. Was operated NEW York, July 26.—The Herald says: iUV house uvu«, devoted two uuu >. yesterday balf links from a stake, sixteen chains and IXeOMKIA AXD’tVBUVin s ...... The hours thirty links vest from quarter stake i>etween ■•n l«r Dr. Humphrey and my afarht-restorod. A vigorous crusade against the Piukerton j WdebaUn7tbe’“^porlfrom “the comndte sections thirty one and thirty two In tbe above I went to Dr. Holman 8. Humphrey marly r. yrar ago i Mrs. aTmviwklu Augusta. W lx. had mi M'-n of getting hetp. but went simply to plraw my men. tbo initiative of which. has been 1 tee to investigate the pension office, town, thence west eleven chains to u post, triSnds. 1“cildemrc. lyerep or take - moments com­ theoce south seventeen degrees, east six chains I waa totally blind for twenty-four years with senile fort tor contracted ptiyslcai st'd ""T”-** gu,r‘’r,?2vn«l taken by the members of. the New York . recommending the dismissal of Commle aud fifty links to a white oak tree, thence north c.itMiocc. Dr. Holman 8. Humphrey removal the catar­ time* 1 thought I olMRlld lj*f «>>> r»»*n«t: alI «'"» j? Wnitcr’s union, has just been started in sioner Raum. The discussion was cut off seventy nine degrees, east nine chaim> and and gloom. Dr. Hobnnn 8 Hurnptirey cured me wittrdy. acts and gave nic good audit. five links to a post, thence north lour Jxo. Nowtii. Eau ( .eirf. la thl. City. Tbo Wblurn claim ib.il Plnk.r-! abruptly by Urn dbaurv.luK conrer.net twenty wud I rcreunnscrwl him to all .. .. chains and filly links to lie plseeof beginning, 11 . Mfr —Mich . lilt*, t o. Ab* I I tttll - . ton men are employed at ..rend near by report on th. dlOeleney bill. Holman together with all the right of flowaxe which the i min kimen’i i<>r ’ram wm. « . .................... ............. partyot the first part now lias, excepting from euraAer reeoru. notably at Manhattan ™»i» ' ‘ “ J 1 ” <r™ rhe houw action aa ular diaraae of the tieart. Dr. Humprey cured mrent. re ly. ISARKA rami UlSKA.-a or an;.* lloacl) and Gau l.lnnd; that tbl< la a clem- •" '»*>• P« U.h.lr.rf de- the above lour half acre lots heretofore deeded J. V. BCKNKit. Newark- Ohio, I have been slowly breaking down and the -ihrt to Hooker. Keott. Buchanan and Corsett. all . ..... .. ... ■n.t iw.-itini* mi lanre *a a elolation ot lb. rn.tl-Plnkee.on law recent membem, whlc|> at real np Haya* situate in the county of Barry and state ot I wm fully in the clutches of numb palsy. Dr. Humph­ ly na». d by th. legl.laturt ot thl. .Ute, ,1»’» •“'* «*“ “ aHbu*Ur againat Michigan. rey cured me completely. ... . 'lotted July uth. lauz. and tbererore It behoove, all organic Holman . motion and they wae «..no. Miss JDNIBHL'XTM. Hudwn. M.ch. I’aiFJt Covf.rt, workingmen .0 In.l.t upon .rigid entorce. I <’••<">'th*1,“'7 rurcerl an adjournment NaeteMMfa . An examining bos rd of medical men at Charlotte. Mlcb.. Jamb* Wbkaton, * ... ..........ot. .the law. without action. meut i t nnlm-ii me and pronounce-! me to be suffering’ wIIn Attorney for Moriyuct e. ■llabetra and that I only had about a yrar u» live. Under Dr. Humphrey's treat merit I am now a* aoutul as a btillcC. ™.t^ear or ro a Treat autterer from the pains °f InditrreWashington, July 20.—The Pennsylva­ A. J. 8HCMOKU. Ms*on. Mlcb. HtaNNIs, Mau., July x5.—While at irM. in<t chronic catarrh throughout- I w** *° oMtlnatethat I p>t no action without drur[« ^<me anchor in the fog on Nantucket Shoals nia newspaper correspondents located OXALCR1A COMP.—Fbr the past three *. h?™ *“£ kini which, only made matters worse, until! Gr. here sent tbe following protest to Gov­ fered severely with extreme depression of the- "• yesterday morning W. K. Vnnderbilt’a Holman 8. Bumplirey. and now lam “ Dew* ,Ih system', low splritk deepoodeocy, lose o( appetite. Z*‘ila< "SEW'kSL ror'l.n.nu M10b. yacht Alva was run Into by the steamer ernor Pattison yesterday against the pun­ energy and general run-down condition of the system- I ishment of Private lams: “The shocking had spent touch time and money trying to get well, and H. F. Dimock and sunk. All on board the wm finally cured by Dr. Holman 8. Humphrey. Alva, including W. K. Vanderbilt and treatment of Private lama, Company K, riJUHT Horaixs Vermontville. Mich. party, were wived and taken on board tbe Tenth regiment, who was punished with­ Dimock. The accident was . so sudden out trial at the bands of Lieutenant 1 waa a dreadful sufferer from locomotor! ^WUL 1 have been entirely cured % ^&^4ark.Othat the yachtsmen had no time to dress Colonel Streetor, is a disgrace to ths but were taken off in their night clothes. military establishment of the state. Such The Alva wns one ot the largest and finest barbarity perpetrated by officials of the I was helplessly snd hopelessly tick with a large’ abrold »“«Dor Was cured by Dr. Humphrey six years ago ■"*J*'" 7 yacht* afloat and cost nearly 1500,000. state is a serious reflection on the com­ monwealth. We therefore ask that Lieu­ tenant Colonel Streetor be relieved from AKRON, O., July 35.—At 9 o’clock Moi£ further command. It appears that Gen­ I measured 48 tnqbee around my belt from nothing day morning the dead body of Felix Sell mor. Waa taken to Prof. Ludlam. Chicago, who Growth witheral Snowden and Colonel Hawkins ap­ for mo. Dr. Humphrey removed every vestige of the growtn ■ was found iu tbe third story of the Rohr- proved the atrocity, and, therefore are out tbe use of anything but 8Mrrn. JanravUlr. WIs. bacher & Allen block, which wm i artiy equally responsible.” destroyed by fire Sunday morning. Sell’s The success of this Great Cough Cure is ^J7sox. Mich.. Jan. 1». head aud feet were entirely burned off. without a parallel in the history of medicine. For the past three years I havrj nTi'rtren ’yrare l**° Chicago, July 25.—Hon. Adlai Steven­ All druggists are authorised to sell it ou a pos­ THE IDEATH RECORD. catarrh of the bowels and rectum. I bad tor Ji^DHcmnMimption son arrived at this city yesterday. On hla itive guarantee, a test ti nn invalid from female trouble previous to Oils tearf of the bowels, but mamunxl to keep and * tny^-vrx ax E. C. Knight, the wealthy sugar refiner trip west he received many evidences of his cessfullv stand. That tfaahlon. but for the past several mouths I h»»« led »>> of Philadelphia, at Cape May. N. J. popularity with the Democracy. At Al­ I was obliged to give up house-keeping and lire with ray ««■ j Professor P. BedFoHD, tdilor of The bany he addressed a abort speech to At the time I wm taken to see Dr. Hamphrey for had given up al! hope of ever getting well, had J hopo Pharmaceutical ILcord, at Ijettletoo, a large crowd of citirens; at Utica lays together. My doctors and all my friend* bad jpslltne ha made another speech ruid shook hands N. H. jf my ever recovering. I often _passo-1 a 7 time, and with long pieces of membrano from the NiwiH *» ««. -nijon Mother CABOUNE, mother superior of with hundreds. At Syracuse there wm nine days during U*e twenty-four hours I when I was i another large crowd to which he addressed Notre Dame, at Milwaukee. □f »tuff that looked like my insi !■•< were r.>itJtuc*«>hJ not Hon. John Ltnch, ex-congressman from 1 a few words; at Rochester the pA finally taken to see the doctor at the hotel to i u gramme wm repeated, and Hkawfae* Maine, at Portland. g r — HKNBT Gardner, ex-governor of Massa- Buffalo. Mr. Stevenson is much at *"* his chusett*, al Milton. “ reception. *' NO. 35. n Central I always the same ALWAYS THE BEST 5 Ciq flR don’t delay I KEMPS balsam the -i - at FORDS' HOTEL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 16. One day only. A 1'EAH l)F UNRIVALLED SUCCESS! Dr. Holman S. Humphrey, SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE �Hastings Banner Thursday, July ,8. 1891. THE HABTIXGS. MICH., POSTOFFICE, anoKST 14; 1879._______ EDITORIAL NOTES. FOR PRESIDENT, . BENJAMIN HARRI3ON, OF INDIANA. FDR VICE PRESIDENT, WHITELAW REID. OF NEW- YORK. Fourth CoDjtreMinniU Dtatrlct Republican Conroallon. The republican cocventloo for the fourth coDgressloori dlsirtct ol Michigan, comprising tbe counties ot AHegwf, Barry. Berrien. Cm.', Sl Joseph, and Van Buren, tor the purpose ot nomlnaUnx a candidate tor conentu from said district, aud to transact such other business as mar property coms before the oonvrailoo. win b€ held in tint city ctABeran. on Tuesday, the tab day of August, teas, at tl o’clock a. m. The several counties will !>e entitled to rep­ resentation as follows: AlJoyau 16, Barry 10. ALONZO VrXeittuT. Franklin Wauji. Milan Wiggins. Committee. No one can say henceforth that Mr. Cleveland Is not unreservedly in favor of the confederate free trade plank In the Chicago platform.' In the latest letter from the ihrontc candidate up to the hour of going to press he affirms his devotion to absolute free trade with au unqualified fervor which must add to his already great popularity In British mannfocturingclrclcs. In this epistle Mr. Cleveland declares that •’no sincere advocate of honest tariff can be dissatisfied with the position the democratic party has assumed on that sub­ ject:” and he asserts that “none need fear that the contest will not be made on the lines laid down, which have already proved to be so acceptable to a great ma­ jority of the people.” This Is sufficiently explicit to satisfy the most exacting Mugwump. The positioti Which the democracy has taken Is stated clearly In tbe following extract from Its platfor in: ‘‘IFe declare U to be a fitnUamenlal principle of the democratic party that thcfeiicralfjovenimcatluiKiUi etnurt na­ tional power to atfirrcc and cplfoct tarty ifufiea except for purpfac*''of revenue only.” These are the lines which Mr. Cleveland declares have been “Igld down,” and it Is certain that no matter ■ how much Hie shrewder managers of the demoejlatic party would like to evaae the the Issue, the fight will be waged squarely between protection and free trade. This plank, with which Mj. Cleveland thinks no good democrat can be dissatis­ fied, commit* the democracy uncondition­ ally to warfare against the Industries of the United States. It would abolish the barrier that keeps out the products of la­ bor working at from one-third to one hilf the American rate of wages. The Ameri­ can wage worker would have to descend to tbe level of the European laborer If this democratic declaration of^prlnciples were carried into effect; the entire fabric of American Industries of which protection Is the kevstone. would necessarily be recon­ structed on the basis of cheaper labor and longer hours. The republican party accept Mr. Cleve­ land’s challenge. They are willbig to run Sunday trains for the benefit of all desiring to spend Sunday at the popular resorts along the line. We trust that such a move will nqt be made as it will cause all of those places to be the stamping grounds of all tbe roughest elements of all places on that line of road, aud It would not be but a short time until those beauti­ ful watering places would be spoiled, for <m>thefirst ballot by an overwhelming tbe mom respectable classes. On Suqday, July 3tst, the C. K. 8. majority. This nomination was made because the will ran trains between Kalamazoo and Hastings to accommodate those who wlsb agricultural districts of this great agrtcul to spend the Joy at tiie lakes. Trains will tural state, from which republican majori­ leave Hastings at 8:55 a. m. arriving at ties come, demanded the nomination of Cloverdale at 9:25, Delton 9:35, Crooked Lake 9:40; return will leave Crooked iJikt their representative, the Elba farmer. at 7:30 p, m., Delton 7:35, Cloverdale 7:45. It Is needless for us to say that this Akers Point 7:5i) arriving at Hastings m choice 1* eminently satisfactory to the 8:05. Tickets will be sold at Hastings tc Banner. It will add many votes to tbe Cloverdale and return for 45 cents, Delton republican ticket in thia county and state. aud return 50 cents. Crooked Imke and re turn 50 cents. Trains will stop at Ackeri The whole ticket is one well calculated to Point and also at road crossing south ol please and satisfy Michigan republicans Cloverdale alwut 40 rods from Wall take. and all who love honest government, and All tickets limited to day of sale and will notjte honored later than Sunday Julj especially all who desire to see that foul 3lsL blot of aqttawbuckism removed from the E. J. Huffman, Agt eapitol at Lansing. ■ As everybody knows, Mr. John Bess­ mer, the jeweler, has for years given tc There are now 28 tin plate factories In the weather signal service at this point bls the United States, and they are here be­ most faithful attention. And every one cause the McKinley bill made tbe manu­ who knows Mr. Bessmer understands that facture of tin plate possible In this country. he undertakes nothing that he does- not do well, and with the mast careful attention Tin plate is lower In price than It was be­ to all the detells. Without any compensa­ fore the McKinley measure was passed. tion, and at considerable expense, he has These 28 factories will give employment done all tbe work In all kinds of seasons, to more than 10,000 operatives, which at and never neglected anything pertaining to the service. It has become necessary. the statefl ratio of one to five would sup­ If the service shall be continued here, to port 50^00 population. Is it not one of secure new flags and a new pole, tbe ex­ the grandest things of our time that one pense of which will be about S40. Natur­ item In a law Involving thousands of Items, ally Mr. Bessmer feels that be should not has resulted In the acquisition of a new and will not bear this expense In so public a matter. We feel that the service should industry capable already of,supporting 50.­ be maintained, aud suggest to our citizens 000 population, and destined to more than that the required amount be raised by double that number In tbe near future. subscription. • Mr. Bessmer very gener­ And Isn’t it strange that a democratic con­ ously offers to continue to do the work, and to bear his proportionate part of the gress, in the face of these facts, proposes expense. to put tin on' the free list? The question of good roads Is fast com­ If the combination should happen to ing into prominence. If you have a leis­ win, and Editor Dennis should again want ure moment, think upon the «ubject and talk with your neighbors about It. A the post office, how will he reconcile bls plan should be bit upon whereby the antagonism to Cleveland to a seeking for thousands of dollars paid out every year office under hard-money making adminis­ for road Improvements can be raved. It tration? Or is our contemporary merely may seem extravagant to pay out a large sum at one time on some extensive scheme, playing fight toward the democrats, while but when a solid road is once laid It does really endeavoring to lead his people's away with the practice, common among farmers to-day, of vying with each other part}* recruits into the democratic camp? to see how much of the dirt, sod, sticks A strike involving 50,000 miners, result­ and Stones can be scraped up Into the ing In much rioting and bloodshed knd in­ middle of the thoroughfare. Each season’s volving the loss of millions took place in work 1$ but a fac simile of its predecessor and year alter year the public funds are free trade Belgium last year. Why doesn't squandered uselessly because of the lack our assistant democratic contemporary of of some systematic plan of improvement. the Journal make a note of it, and charge This question is coming to be of universal it np to the republican party and the Mc­ interest. The people of our towns and cities realize its'Importance as well as the Kinley bill? country people and the day is qot far dis­ Our assistant democratic contemporary tant when stagnation of trade, owing to impassable roads, will be a thing of the of the Journal should charge the cholera past. • scourge, now devasting portions of the Russian empire, to the McKinley bill. It HERE'S THE LIST. would be as reasonable as to charge up to the republican policy of protection the . Heard Mentioned. Homestead strike and riots. Michigan niadtj itealf felt a: Saginaw, and instated with such persistence upon the nomination of its choice, that there was no other thing to do; and although great pressure wns brought to bear upon the delegates to change, they did not waver in thejr toyalty to Mr. Rich. * Hewas nomina- TW3d district republican convention did wisely in nominating the Hon. J. 0. Wc can see no good reason why tbe candidacy of republicans, whose names we have heard mentioned as desirable nom­ inees for county offices, may nut now be rhls is not a year for dark , horses. prescnteil. Tried men, of proven worth, seem to be As stated last week, we propose to name In this article such gentlemen as we have the ones demanded. • heard sdtgestcd in connection with tbe nomination for county offices by the repub­ licans of Barry County. We ask our readers to bear these two Born, to Mr. tend Mrs. Chas. Huffman, things In mind: First—That we do not pretend that all Tuesday aftertoon, a daughter. Congratu­ whose names we give in this article are de­ lations. sirous of securing a nomination. We While at work at the furniture factory simply state that their names have been Saturday Chas. Horton was overcome with suggested. the heat He was found betwemi a couple Second—That we do not pretend that of lumber plies in an unconscious condi­ our list includes all who bare been sug­ tion and was seriously sick for some time. gested. To tbe frieuds of any candidate A short time before he waa overcome, he for nomination our columns are open for drank a glass of ice water, which no doubt, future announcements. assisted Old Sol in his work. Mr. Horton i So far as they have reached our cars, has so for recovered as to be able to get fight tbe battle on the Issue of independ­ the nominees suggested are as follows: ence against poverty, of high wages around. FOR KEI'HESKNTATIVE. . A. F. Sylvester, of Yankee Springs, A contemporary wisely remark*- that In against tow wages, of American interests against foreign interests; and they have driving through, the country one Is sur­ who<ras a candidate on the last republi­ prised to see the amount of rye farmers can county ticket. A. W. Dlllenbeck. a no fear of the result.—-N. Y. Press. F. E. are growing with their wheat It notonly fonder supervisor of Woodland. J. looks bad for tbe growing crop but will de­ Doty, a hustling Johnstown farmer. Our readers will remember how demo­ preciate the price in the markets. Those W. Briggs, a former supervisor of Yankee farlhara who always take the utmost pains Springs. cratic orators and papers. In the campaign FOR PROBATE JVDGE. to market a flrat-class article never have of 1890 asserted in the most vehement occasion to find fault for they always find The present Incumbent, Chas. W. Arm­ strong. A. E. Kenaston, Esq., of this and positive terms, that the McKinley bill ready sale at the best price. city. Jas. G. Mills, Esq., of Nashville. would destroy our commerce with other A new volume for young people by <?hae. M. Mack, of Baltimore. " " David nations, and shut us up within ourselves. Mary E. Wilkins, entitled Young Lucreta, Huggelt, supervisor of Assyria. Like every other claim they made in that and other Stories, is announced for publi­ FOB SITKIUFF. cation on the 25th instant by Harper A Jas. U. McKevItt, candidate on the last remarkable campaign of most remarkable Brothers. “Few American books,” rays lying, this assertion has proven not only not tbe New York Tribune in a recent Isaue, republican ticket. S. C. Ritchie, for past five tcims aupervlsor of Yankee Springs. founded on facts, but the very reverse is “have ever been received In Great Britain Hibbard Offley, of Castleton. the truth. For the fiscal year ending June with such enthusiasm as has welcomed FOR COUNTY CLERK. Miss Wilkins’ stories. A new and com­ Tbo«. S. Brice, present incumbent. W. 30th, 1892,.our exports reached the enor­ plete library edition has been demanded, I. Marble, of Nashville. John Lee, of mous total of .1,030.335,630, an Increase of and Is on the eve of publication.” Woodland. Supervisor John G. Nagler. >145,804,816 over last year, and the Tbe Michigan Central will ran a special of Irving. Supervisor Walter W. Brown, largest In tbe history of the country. The excursion train to Jackson, Wednesday, of Orangeville. D. E. Birdsell, of Has­ value of our Imports wu 5837,391,384, of August 3d, "92. on account of Barnum & tings township. ’ ‘ FOR COUNTY TREASURER. which *458,001,145 entered our porta free Bailey’s show, and selLround trlp ticket! at the foltowing-low rates: We hear no other name than that of of duty* while our tariff was levied on Station Time Rates Hale Kenyon, tbe present Incumbent. *309,390,139. Thia Is an increase of Hastings...... ........................ 7:00 a. nt *125 FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS. C. W. Jordan, of this city. Chas. M nearly 17 percent. In our free imports. Quimby.....'...................... 7:10 “ 1.25 c- F. Brook,, ot UH, It will be noticed that the balance of Morgan................................... 7:10 “ Arrive at Jackson at 9:11 a. m. Return­ city. J. G. Hughes, Supervisor of Barry. trade In favor of the United States is *202,- ing by regular train, leaving Jackson 7:18 FOR PROHRCUT1SO ATTORNRV. 944,342. Thus as the result of our for­ Jaa. A. Sweezey. of this city. H. E. Hendrick, of Mlddtevllle. A. £, Kenaseign trade, this country has a comfortable balance of over *890,000,000. Notice Tuesday morning Spence Bro*, hitched ton, of thia city. For tbe other offices on the ticket there their horse iu front of their store. On ac­ are not many suggestions at present, but Tbe foreign trade «f last year Is the count of the excessive beat or for some as the time for the convention approaches other reaaoa, be manifested an inclination Jaxgeat this country ewer had. doubtless names wHI be considered and to waltz around the post at double quick Tbe balance of trade taour favor la tbe time. He broke the tie strap and com­ brought out It will be a courtesy to us and a benefit iarge*: ever known. menced to run At the comer of Church Tbe percentage of free Imports is the and State streets he fell down and tipped to the party If the friends of any candidate doe’ 001 MPP*«r In oar list, the baggy over. Regaining his feet he largest ever known. will .write us stating his candidacy. The tariff taxes are levied <■> a smaller reautned his little run up Church street to Dr. Lampman’s residence where be was jerceutagn of Import* than ever before. caught. The carriage was slightly dam­ No services at the Presbyterian church Whoa the free trade liar open* ap on the aged and the horse somewhat hurt. next Sunday. Tbe Sabbath school by McKinley MU, remember tbe above facta Leo D., the three year old stallion own­ kind perm I islon will meet In the Episcopal ed by Al. Keith, trotted a full mile Friday chapel at 12; tne penny gleaner mission In 9:38 without a skip or break. This la a f"*** ’ llV- p- 8- C. E. at 6:30 to splendid record considering tiie track, and be led by Mrs. Grigsby. Usual monthly The republican state convention there fam’c any doubt but wbat he would consecration meeting. tower II .several seconds on a good mile The Loyal tagtan bend of Hope will U1 lb, diol<* ot Ibe ,n»l txxly ot Mldil- course. Leo will tie remembered us the J" «« U. B. hallou Friday next « n^obllew n, o„l« Uw iwrIm, far winor of the tlitw year old, race here In June after a 8tubbora figtaj throngh eight ■fovert'-c-r. bttrta. As he Is a finely bred horse, has rroren his enduring quaMties, and to conTb« Worn,’ .mdllury *111 mni Tu-v rinsally lowrrfw* his record, he will soon 25 Tbe -ereurr of Fair Commission has estimated that aw, 000 people from MlchUran wlU ’l«n World'. Kiir. Cbtadow” ‘S’»popoUtlono( 1.™-; ow Meorfior to “ <“ ™<le tot. tbe dlr <I «W> Issued. This Is *o lue««se ,o( stem coo over tho school census of 1890. Msny new.pe»er« 1“ 'ilirT,nl '’ulietl the country ere odertn* round trip' Udto to the World's HUr u pnnulupu tor «u> KrlnUons. Tltarti ere else beltut offered In schools by Um school suthotltto. or W private Indl.ldusls, as prim, tor racelleoee in scholarship. It I, proposed, and ably supported that something be done a* the time of the World's Fair presumably under the au­ spices of the World's congress to bring about throughout the world we universal adoption of a decimal adoption of weights, measurements afcd coinage. The exhibit to be made at the World’s Fair by Krupp, the celebrated German gun maker, will represent an expenditure or 81,500,000. The largest cannon ever made, weighing I S3 tons, will be tn the exhibit, as will be also several hundred tons of war material. Following are the real estate transfer* for the week ending July 25. 18®^ “ taken from the books In the register’s office: Marr A Temple to Henry Frtnclpaal parcel Mjohn DdMoMaarto Daul Davis 90 ac aeo 1« YEARS SOLID WEAR Is the length of tune that STERLING DILAID MS IND fOBIS Am warranted to last. Also remember you get- a Present—“Good Form," of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jewery store. Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R. Pancoast R Belson to Wm Pitcher 30 ac sec 28 BalM«eoK*BeLson to Wm Pitcher40no «oc 2? Bal­ Go to DR. LOWRY’S and have your eyes fitted with ey8* glasses or spectacles. Jn ;)r der to have your eye sight preserved into old age, the. eyes should be properly exam ined and the right kind ot glasses worn. - Dr. Lowry keeps a large stock of the fin­ est quality and greatest vari­ ety of eye glasses and specta cles at his office, where vou can have yonr eyes examined at all tmes. The Reliable Jeweler. timore ?2W» Murrlnge License*. Same and residence, tGeo. J. Long.Castleton, noiKte!eClartu .. . ... t Jo*. H. Passage. Woodland. ,u < Allie Engie. Coats Grove. No 49 Predictioiw to' the contrary, the farmera in southern Calhoun county are harvesting good crops of wheat In fair con­ dition. PROBATE ORDER. state of Michigan. County of Barry, m. . At a session ot the Probate Court, for the county of Barry holden at he Probate office, in the qty of said County, on Wednesday the JHbctar of July . in tho yrar one thounand eight hundred and ninety two. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. Iu the matter of the estate of John Althouse dOnaroadingandnHngthe petition, duly vertfled. of Emma Clarite daughter of said decraswl, praying for reasons therein set forth the; the raid estate of said doeeasod In said jwtRlou de­ scribed may be partitioned and set off to the sevenil helis of ■mid deceased. Thereupon It is ordered, that Friday the 36tb day of August A. I).. W2 at ten o’clock In the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said petition and Um: the heirs at tew of said deceased and all other persons Interested in said estate, arc required to appear at a session of said court, then to be holden at the Probate office, in the city of Hastings, in said County, and show cause. If any tnere be. why the prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. And It is further ordered, that said petitioner give no­ tice to the persons interested in said estate, of the pendency of said petition and the hearing thereof by causing a copy ot this order to be published In the Hartings Banskr, a news­ paper printed and circulated in tho said County of Barry, once In each week for three successive weeks previous to uHf day of hearing. Chas. W. ahmstrono, Judge of Probate. (A true copy.) IT’S A “JIM DANDY." The stock of lumber and shingles lalcly purchased by Bentley, Tomlinson & Rib. At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and stilding. The latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. , . Their No. 2 shingles are “just too sweets for anything.” Burroughs for congress. Additional Local News. WHAT! THIS : IS THE HOI YOUR: LAST: CHANCE! COST JflLE CLOSES SATURDAY, - JULY - 30th And then the prices will be as they were formerly. Our goods are FIRST-CLASS and we are selling them at manufacturers’ prices. The people have appreciated this sale and have taken advantage of the low prices and liave given us liberal patronage. We must have more room and will make it to everyones’ advantage to buy now. This IS NO HUMBUG. An inspection of our goods and prices will convince the most skeptical. . Here are a few prices. Ladies fine polish cloth top shoes with pat. tip and trimmings, (lace or button) Former Price $4.50 now $3.50. “ “ 4.00 “ 3.25. “ “ 3.50 “ 3.00. Ladies’ fine dongola. Former Price, $8.00 now $2.50 “ “ 2.50V 215 ’ “ “ 2.25 2.00 “ 2.00 “ 1.75 Men’s work shirts. former price 25c. now 18c. Boys’ “ “ 1€ “ 25c. “ 18c. Men’s “ “ 7 “ 85c. “ 28c. “ 40c. “ 82c. negligee “ “ 48c, “ 38c. . “ “ 45c. “ 40c. w 50c.- “ 45c. (collars and cuffs) former price 75c now 65c. “ “ •“ “ 1.00 “ 90c. And every thing else in proportion. Straw Goods go at almost any price. BANKRUPT STORE, Henry Osborn, Mgr, �Hasd anner —vfcfty. Juiy^- lg9*-; L W« are stocked with the genuine Mmjc frnit cans. mouth pints. Hamm .fc Van Aeman. ------ ’ vZ~H "c00g- Biggest taTOtns eanJie had at the Bank­ rupt s;ore. Head their adv. elscwh. re !:i this Irsue. . NGS B 11 iL- ■- 'll During theseexr .di izly hot days tl. use of ice coid . r stuudd Iw avoided. U bilk It has its eu>lii-g effects for Rittime jet It Is tnj'irlnos, *nd dangt-ii.iu to all who bye w< rfc <>ui ot dour*, • , , A g- od hdns ; amt 16 lots at Beat I Manta.-eVa, .‘.Ml WUl sell at a gain o: wllTtrfid* fiir property hi Hsd.’nkw or vicl ilty. town, lots..c nH« uhd good fishing. En-pUre of S. M. Foekr. A collection of Miurt stories by frailer Cesant. entitled Verbena Csmellht* S-.eohanoti •, anu Odii-r stories. Is tlju lutee, volume hi Harper's Ftauklin b.iuare III-’ . 11 ”'1’1 lM? f0,,ow* by Mrs. AvertMacAlpInes interesting novel, A Man-. Conscience. personal mention. *" B*t“ 'hu“* to txaegp but «“>>« Dont Kick wu in the city relBnM1 » Jtuuuay moiulng. . U*y View If you buy a suit and don't get what you want, If you can see US before you buy you-will find just what you are looking for- and at the right price. Mra. ll.iru Walker, ul Kartin. I. rl,h. Jam rwden.-x.l uude < LuUiKM tilpto Liuragu luuisuaj. Dan Iteynuids and par.y of 17 are re­ Wild* U WUI Ita. ‘ i.o"- ;V F Unu,«T. ot Outgo. Tilled m the city last wees. • Mrs. Clarence Young, of Ahegan, Is the guwt ui iiieuns here. Ed Burton and a party uf /Heads weut Prolmbiy within tbe next three wo-ks. tip! Methodists will give an excursion t<» into- to Gnu lake baturday. wa Beach. It is already decided iliac Un­ Eil Shanahan spent Sunday with his round trip fare for adults will be St and taiuuy |n Grand Bapnls. Absolutely Pure. for chfh’ren M c-jpta. Here Is the oppor­ Will V. Jguer, ol Sifbuw, i, e<lllbB on tunity lor .in artef-harveat excursion aiiti ore frk-nds here this week. day of recreation. . Mrs. 11. J. Mead left Monday morning The Michigan Central will, <m August attention to our 1st and 2nd. sell tickets from Hastings to to visit friends in HUiaddie. Jackson and return at the rate of SJ-H’. Frank Maus, of Grand Rapids has been good going August 1st and 2nd and re­ visiting here the past week. turning not later than Aug. 3rd on ac­ Miss Maude Bentley la tbe guest of Mr.' count of People’s Party Stale convention. aud Mrs. Fred Curtis ot Detroit. POWDER In Straw Hats, summer coats and vests, black alapaca coats and straw goods.- As we are anxious to sell goods we will give you low prices. A. HATA Miss Ettlc Main - enjoyed the pleasures •<»n account of Barnum and Bailey’s shows at Grand Rapid*, the Michigan of Wall lake the first ot the week. ■ Cvntrul will on Tucmlny, August 2ml. sell Mrs. It. K. Grant and daughter Grade tickets from Hastings to Grand Rapids are visiting her sister in Muskegon. and return Including coupon to shows for Miss Wheaton, of Grand Ledge» is tbe account 81.501 Tickept good going ami returning guest of Miss Gertrude Pendergast. ,viil go further on tlds date only. . Vnother fea- ■ M. A. Gilman, agent. , Dr. C. W. Young and Piln Grice drove Itat it h cured Mr.j. D. D. Alnger. wife of Gen. Alnger over from Allegan Sunday morning. it ]»*itiwnem!y preof Charlotte, formereditor of the Repule Charlie Slterwood is now the baggage ri flavor. It comes produces the. finest lican of that city, died Wednesday of last smasher at the Michigan Ceniral depot. । in Japan and;the week, Mrs, / Alnger was a very talented Ray (Jallvwny. ot ’Howell, spent Sun­ woman, one who was beloved by all who hi securing and day with bls uncle Mr. Julius Russell. • want you to try' it ntid knew, her. and one who in her home life sought to l>e all that a wife aud mother Jay Diamond, of Grand llaplds waj the i,nothing extra. could|be. . guest of home friends the first of the \raia Tea:—Have your then put the tea in­ Extra precaution should be taken notif week. water (that has peen in the murzling of dogs and the proper Rev. Caley aud wife, of Ohio, are Visit­ i and. allow it to steep officers should Insist upon their being ing Mrs. C.'s imreuts, Mr. and Mrs. Z. B. i.?u three to five minutes; muzzled. Human life Is altogether too Hoyt. uh-. The undersigned \aluable to be Jeopardized by the existence IL B. Messer expects to take In the' i Ten direct from; the -upply your wa’ntp at of the infinite number of little curs that go Kuighta Templar tuulave .at Denver next unmuzzled upon dur streets. There Isa inuntli. !■..-nine at tide. e’ty ordiunno which sajs that all dogs L. E. STAFFER Mich- WANTED ANO CHERRY! . •. the Railroad Station. Refer to l-ESH. PtNROD & GO., Coshen,Ind. WHEN YOU 1 . I | • I 1 shall be muzzled at this season ot the year aud It ought U> be enforced. / The English sparrow is surely a mon­ ster of evil for each year he U convicted of a npv crime, nor are the depths ot his de* prnvity completely sounded, it appear* that he shows n vicious fondness tor yellow. purple and white crocuses, which he greedily devours even in the sheath. He also attacks primroses. The fact that ’ lid thus obtains food at a time of tbe year when larvae etc., ate scarce, is a weak de­ fence, for his right to be hungry is not !>.yond the challenge of his enemies. . | Should this trace of the Bannf.k not i prove as Interesting as usual, it must be' ! accounted for by the .fact that everyomr is attending to his or her busi­ ness. Gossips for a wonder seem to be-dlenced by the extreme heat and all victims have luckily escaped. Indeed, there are time#, as our readers must know, when even the fertile brains of editors are taxed to provides decent weekly grist of intellectual news. And this happens quite often during the summer months. •_.k or -at. do your artificial teeth town • If otm-nd-me dollar tor !'•, Mu>b - Handy holder. You cap apply II The Michigan Central will until Sept. 30th sell round trip tourists ticket*, limit­ ed to return not later than October 31st, iill hptil firmly in the at the following low rates: yingcircuinttances. J 7.10 Troyers* City.... HVSBAND, D. 1>. S. 8.95 Bay View White Ctood. 8.95 MlehiKMO Petoskey 9.20 Harbor Springs... 10.30 Mackinaw City. •. 11.30 Mackinaw Island. 7.05 Elk Rapids.' 8.95 Charlevoix !tfi> uud LOCAL NEWS. ‘ URGGLATION - Thi* xyjek, : Ticket Agent. SO quires. Superstitious people will fight shy of the new silver quarter dollar after reading a description of ita ingenious makeup. It rhangea for advertisements was probably the intention ot the designer ‘ oilier Tuesdays at latest to of the new silver to have thirteen occur thirteen times, but there are few people li in the Issue of the week who have noticed this fact. There are thirteen stars, thirteen letters In the scroll head In the eagles beak, 13 marginal feathers in each wing. 13 tall feathers, 13 paralell lines In the shield, 13 horizontal it” for binding twine. bars. 13 arrow heads In one foot, 13 leaves F. 11. Baklow A Co. on one branch in the other foot and 13 •olxreom* are at work on letters In the word*‘ quarter dollar.” for the city schools. On account ot Barnum and Bailey’s ‘ t g-n.-ral house work. U. Greble’s furniture store. show in Kalamazoo. Friday. Aug. 5th, the C. K. A- S. By. will mH round trip tickets from all stations to Kalamazoo and return at the following low rates: A. Black A Son. .Woodbury ’’ ’? t • "i‘ those chip potatoes. Woodland . 1 00 Coats Grove ! tine, tty them. . 1 00 Hastings H <!e V A . . ams an R. MUDGE & SON Great Special Sale of rwnw Mrs. Cliarlie Horton -and son FranlP *! went to Big Rapids Tuesday for a visit ! with relatives. The Misses Louisa and l<ia Hullnian. ol Chnthan, Ontario, are visiting Mr. ana Mrs. i.eon VnnVclwr. Frank Hadley returned to, Chattanooga, Tenn., Tuesday after a two weeks visit with friends here. Dr. S. M. Fowler mid Dr. A. P. Drake and wives were guesta.at Dr. Lowry s cot­ tage at Wall lake Hundny. Miss Minute Matthews Jsoon expects to leave for Chicago to take a course iu work connected with the school room. Wlll Ball, an employe In Uncle Sam’s printing establishment In Washington, D. C. Is visiting old friends in this city. ARCHIE He C0T5 Tivo stores this week UNRIVALLED BARGAINS Mr. and Mrs. Wanzer. of Ypsilanti, and Dr. and Mrs. Chas Russell, of Allegan, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Russell. Mrs. Gasparc. of Chicago, and Mrs. Hepp, of Muskegon, who have been visit­ ing Mrs. R. Ryerson, returned home Mon­ day. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Russell will take a trip to Colorado, leaving for the silver state August 5th. Denver will be their headquarters. * :WE SELL GOOD CLOTHING OR NONE.” Mrs Spary Phillips returned from Petos­ key Monday evening and reports mercury as being way up, even in that popular nortbernresort. A \JT / A 1 / /f / \ JLjL Mark Russell and sou Fred of Sioux Falls, Dakota, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Julius Russel) this week. Mark reports n steady growth of business in that hustling Dakota city. IL K. Grant, bis unde. Frank Jordan, of Chester. Eaton Co., Dan W. Reynolds and bls brother Elba, of BelmoDt, N. i •, will leave .next week Frftny for a bix weeks hunting trip in Colorado. . N lyjL IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.’’ AT THE RISING GENERATION D. O. Bntterson, of Danesvllle. N. Y., cashier of.the Farmers’ & Merchants’ Na­ tional Bank of that place, Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. IL Powers. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Williams expect to leave fof Petoskey this evening to re­ main during the summer months. Mrs. Hattie Coward, of South Byron, N. Y. wlll accompany them. ’THE BEST A 9 / A BACKWARD LOOK Mrs. Herbert Karker asid son Willie will leave fora visit with relatives In Mason Monday. They expect to be gone about four weeks. The many friends In this city of Fred Knappen. of Three Rivers, who formerly lived here, will be pleased to kuow tbat­ he Is papa to a bouncing I>oy. T DEVEALS the fact that ।' we’ve sold more Boys’, Youths’ and Children’s Suits this spring’and summer than in any previous season; and that there’s' still a great many boys to clothe! There’s still with us a goodly assortment of all the de­ sirable suits—we want their room and you know what that means—clear-out-prices. Perhaps this is the opportunity you have been waiting for? kma n Shulta Cloverdale GO Del ten 55 Milo 45 ;r c3nh' ’ «®ch having 15 Creasy 45 Junction A “ “’iditioii to be sold cheap. Richland Tickets good going on any, trillion Applg 1.. t; >uuffer, Hastings. August 5th, and good- returning on any Before Ht« t-an begin shipping goods, train not later than August 6th. On Aug-; the Fundtiir U’fg. Co. will have orders ust 5th. a special will leave Kalamazoo at to ket-p their factory going for 60 7 p. m. running through to Woodbury. Tickets must be secured as full fare win The >h factory Is in receipt- ot large be collected on the train. At Coats Grove tickets can be purchssed at Mr. Sprague s wuerb snd doingu good business, although fo-'d*,l:<,I, IwS !iard,J opened up for their E. J. Huffman, Agt Will Hardke, who has been baggage man at the Michigan Central for the past two or three years, passed a very satisfac­ tory examination in Detroit tbe fore part of tbe week, and will soon blowm out as a full fledged telegraph operator. Will is a good faithful man and can be depended upon anywhere. Tbe following In circular form has been ” **x des&abfe building lot In issued by Department Commander Dean or’t ware, ihd wlll of tbe Michigan G. A. K- ”TbVnc<“£ meat week commences on Monday, Sep­ tember 16. The parade Is on Tuesday the nJe1? ":lr*’llle,y !,<>t weather and tbe 20th. The first business session of tbe araut .-«> js ofb-rihg some hot prices encampment will bo called to order on WKBMunnto theIr Wednesday the 21st The department in ttMrther miumn. commander with so many of tbe comrades ’f-.'i c r#,,!e Co« h^*® orders al* and their friends as may «* fit to accom­ pany him. will leave Aun Arbor baturda) •< r I. arly 82\ooo of their new -“OOk’h to run the factory of d.r «d .Imdnc ««l>« •••' ’parity till January 1st. and the Pennsylvania railroad, n ashing -><>-r Mr. Darling, of the mo ton la hoped to be reached alwut 8 P- n>-. . -r-’. I'!- finger caught in some Sopwmbnr WUi. Tbe rale o( rare co <U wb ■ ■ .• Henry Mead's meat market railroad, baa been oaUbHabed at Bll-W day I*!., . t^lt. The end of his finger trmn Toledo to Waahlnjwn “L,""'"’' h»>. in-eu ,h Tbe road. In Mkbl«an bare adopled » rale - ug since. Wool zr.int ’* in the central part of the •' ij'ig the matter of having an °>Bce e\-4 ,.j lial gfix;| bt, known as that of •00lcxp..: si*d whose duty It shall be to pa,. ' ihc quality of all wool brJ>W 1 :u A good Jilea If practU cal- Mr and Mrs. Julios Russell gave a pic­ nic party yesterday afternoon in honor of visiting relatives. A most enjoyable time their published reporta, > - of this dty have over 8260,- l KX Call and see us. E‘M,u‘re’or Dev,tt PREAT Straw Hat weather! What’s more comfortable these days than a cool Straw Ha ti As usual we’ve had thV best styles, the largest sales; now For n « wort promptly «nd ■tJ.IMUrlly done, come to the Banner job-room*. One ot Darwin McOmberta horacs drop­ ped dead Monday evening, jrat after he had returned from a drive In tbe country. Is reported. Workmen are engaged In moving the court house. Il will he mo** * jjj northeast comer of the court yard and sold to the highest bidder. we're going to put a price on all re­ maining hats that will clear them out quickly. Now is your time. You will never have another such an oppor­ tunity. We ere In reeelpt ot lb. premlbm 11.1 ot th. W«»rn Mlehlpo *«r>“'“rtl •»« Industrial t«'r w l,e ’*?’? '? ° Bapld. September IP-tS- Liberal prrml- urns are offered. . The association of Survivors of Regular Bricade. UUi Corp. »nw Camberl«nd will bold m Urt «nn..«l rennlon In Wobln^on, l>. C. during lb. N.tlonK. encampment ot the 0. A. K. SepWjnter IP 20 and Slat twat. There will no doubt be ir.th.rad there lj» l»nra«: nnmber of .Idler. ever gartered together at any one time line, tho war. Ample areommodatlon. will tie provided and jeewwble rates secured. CLTIiW GS �POINTS DASTAED ANARCHY summoned all tbs heads of the various da partmenta and gave them full and cxplicii HOW POPULAR AIRS ARE REGARDED Tries Its Hand on the Home­ stead Trouble. THE ATTEMPT TO MURDER FRICK. Probability That the Would-Be Homi­ cide’s Ballets Will Fail of Their Purpose. Ill tbe Carnegie <er, bul'Syniptom* Favorable—Remark- Exception*. Phtsbcbo, July 25.-Henry C. Frick’s splendid constitution is standing him in good stead. Very few men, so say the doctors, could hare survived for many hours the terrible injuries which bo re­ ceived at the band*'of tbe Russian an­ archist, to say nothing of tbe loss of blood and the shock to the nervous system. Yet ha passed a good day yesterday, notwith­ standing the fact that it was the most sweltering one of tho season and last night he was reported resting easy. There were many callers at the family mansion every hour during the day, but only a few close Intimates were admitted, owing to the de>ire of the family to be left alone In their hfflictiun as much as possible. For the same rear on the telephone was disconnec­ ted, aud very little information was given out by those who had charge of the door. Believe That He Will Full Through. One or another of the physicians was in constant attendance during the day, and tho injureyi man’s wounds were frequently dressed. The medical men were gratified yesterday morning to fiud that there were no indications of inflammation or blood poisoning, and the same conditions pre­ vailed throughout tho day. At uo time since the shooting ba* the wounded man lost consciousness from pain; and when not dozing yesterday he talked freely and apparently with no effort to those about him. The surgeons will not say that he is absolutely out of danger,** it will be several days before the crisis will be re­ regarded as being safely passed; but at the same time they are free to express the opinion that if tbe indications of the post twenty-four hours count for anything he will not only pull through, but that In half the time usually accorded to such' cases by medical experience. * Mr. Murdock gave the following descrip­ tion of the wounds Mr. Frick received; “One of the balls entered the left side of the neck and was taken out on tbe right side. This ball passe! through the base of the skull. The other ball entered the right side of tho neck near the base of the skull, look a downward bourse and was lodged under the left shoulder blade. Both of these tall* have been extracted. He also received two knife wounds, one in the left side of the stomach and another In tbe left hip. The wounds in the neck uo the mast serious, but I do not. think imy of them will prove fatal.” The shooting of Henry Clay Frick, man­ ager of the Carnegie Interest*, was one ot those aensationtl occurrences for which tbe teachings of Johann Most and others ot his kind are responsible. Tho would-be assassin Is a young Russian named Alex­ ander Ilerktnanu, a compositor of New York city, who has been in this country live or six year*. He bad called at Frick’s office on Friday, but could not obtain on interview with Frick, as the latter was too busy. He called again Saturday at 1:90 p. m., and after waking a moment walked into Frick’s private office and began shoot­ ing at once, without a word. Frick waa alone at the time. Vice Chairman J. G. A. Irishman, Frick’s right-hand man, was In a neigh­ boring room and heard -the reports and at once rushed into the office and seized Berkmann just as he was about to fire tho third time. Grasping the murderer by the right arm, he turned the pistol upward and :be bullet went into thi celling. The assassin at once turned his attention to Lelshman and attempted to stab him with a knife made of a file. Frick baring re­ covered from the temporary panic he had felt at the sudden attack upon him, and despite twoi wounds in the neck which were bleeding profusely, sprang to the asslstaix.e offals friend. Berkmann strut k twice at Frick as the latter seized him,inflicting two wounds os described above. Frick did not let go, but bore bis assailant to tbe floor. A fierce struggle ensued during which Berk­ mann tore himself loose. Just at tbU mo­ ment others came rushing iu. ono placing a pistol to the head of Berkmann was about to fire, when Frick saw the act and exclaimed in his peremptory manner. ■Let that man aloueF adding that the law would deal with him. This undoubt­ edly saved the aisawiin’s life, while Frick’s prompt action when Lelshman -was struggling with Berkmann probably saved Lei*hm«tVs life. THE INTENDED VICTIM’S COOLNESS The aang troid exhibited by Frick during and after hi* hand-to-hand straggle with tbe man who *ought hi* life bordered on the Incredible. While the surgeon* ware examining hia Injuries, although Buffering intense pain. Frick maintained hla self- tad. The surgeons . should be put under tbe influence of chloroform, but he sturdily protested, and while they were probing for the balls he gave many hints and suggestfoos os to where they would be likely to Had them. Hundreds of his business and personal friends called at the office while Lbe doctors were at work, and more than a score were admitted by his order*. To one cf them, James B. Scott, of Johnstown tame, he sok! that he did not propose that hl* wounds should bother him much; that ba expected to be at the office ou Monday. Had HI* Mall Attended To. Just after the ball had been dug out of hi* afabuldi-r Nada he suddenly recollected that be had left several letters on hfa desk that It wa* Important should go out in the night mail, and calling a clerk, be in­ structed that he should bring them In. Ptrsnading the doctors to prop him up, although this accelerated the Cow of faood, he attached hb* signature to the be attended to on Monday. About fl p. m. Frick at his own reqneal was placed in an ambulance and takes home. Mr<. Frick is in delicate health, and much care was taken to prevent giv ing her n shock. Her sister was informed. wJnt>o: the office, saw Frick and ther went home and prepared the wife for hei husband's arrival. Mm Frick was ill enough to be in bed, and as her husbapc was carrifl by her door, which was open be cheerily told her that he was all right aud asked, “How's the babyP The newt of tbo event spread rapidly,,and as Frick was carried to ths ambulance tho street in front of bis office was packed, and there was no one there who did not express dec testation of the cowardly attempt at as sassfnatlon. FROM A PAWNBROKER. MUSIC THAT TAKES BY CULTURED MUSICIANS. the eastern campaign, came into tho ca»« net at the Tuileries and found a large map EiSS upon th. carpet and Nspo ..retched upon U. were lipped with raj »od block radlta ’’Sanfentro rery £ nyrnuentcl lh« French iu«r th. AartrUhtaw* H. wctchu! of tho pin camiaign in silence, but with There is an arrogance born of a high di- tho deepest interest. Having conducted tho maneuver* to a gree of culture which is almost insuffer­ able. Particularly is this true of highly successful termination, Napoleon looked educated musicians. This arrogjmee is up at his secretary and said. "Do yoa think largely unconsdeos. and come* from nu in­ I shall best Mein*?'’ “Why, bow can I tell?" replied flourtimate acquaintance with the higher forms and technical phases of an art which finds its highest expression in tbo voices of F1 "T'eU, you simpleton, look hero! Meins birds and tho music of a brook. Now and is nt Aiexnndrin and will remain there then a fugitive symphony is written, in until Genoa surrenders. Hi* magazines, which the harmony of nature is caught to hospitals, artillery and reserves are m Al­ -ome extent by tho composer, and even exandria. Passing the Alpa here, raid When tbo would-be assassin was led. oul the unlettered in the most divine of aria he, sticking a pin into the ot the building with the officers there were can recognize iL But in the majority of nnnl. “I fall upon his rear, cj off fata com the to-be-ex peeled cries of “Lynch him,’ rases the effort is a soaring after tho in­ rounientions with Austria Ad. meet him etc., and there wax some difficulty in get­ finite, a reaching after the unattainable. in the valley here." So saying, he stuck a ting him to the patrol wagon and to th* Thes» these attempts become only nn exhi­ red pin Into the plain of “Marengo.’ Bourrienno looked upon the moving ot station; but the policemen did their duty bition of mechanical dexterity in their ex­ and landed him safely in prison. There ecution. tbe pins us mere pastime, and was so in What man or womaa is there in the credulous that Napoleon rolled up the were rumors at night that 1,000 stnkeri from Homestead, were coming to lynch world who, without having some previous map, exclaiming playfully, “Oh, you ninny the fiend to demonstrate that they had nc knowledge of tho composer, or without and goose!" ' sympathy with tho desperate deed, Wtilfl having heard the title of a piano solo, Ten week* later Bourrienno found him tho report was not credited precautions could tell what the author meant to con­ self writing up tho battle of Marengo, at were taken, and Chief Brown said the vey? There may be something in the tune Napoleon's dictation, on thu very “PO* prisoner was safe, adding very sensibly. or rhythm which will enable one to distln- where lie had placed the pin, and recalled “One crime has already been committed; guish between n dirge and a quickstep, the circumstance with wonder nt hl* fore­ but that is all. After that to tho most two will not better iL" | acute musical intelligence harmonic sound sight thnt bordered on reverence.—«ide Sumo Discordant Note*. Awake. _ The advisory Committee at Homestead is meaningleiB and expressionless. Rotwrt Browning** Courtship. made haste to disown all sympathy for the ] This brings mo to the subject of my arcrime aud its perpetrator, and other labor 1 gument, that too much contempt is exAs we all know, it was Mr. Kenyon who organizations expressed themselves in the • pressed by those acquainted with tho mo- first introducrtl Robert Browning to his same nymner. But at Homestead among j chanicnl forms of music for what is known future wife, and the story, as told by Mrs. the workmen such expressions as “Served as popular melody. You mention, for in- Orr, i? most romantic. The poet was him right." “What else could ho expect F"। ‘ stance, "Annie Rooney” to Paderewski, about thirty-two yairs of r.ge st thi* time. “That's the stuff” were frequently heard, and be will turn up his cultured Polish In I he fullnem of his powers She wa* sup­ and Burgess McLuckie, in a speech to a nose with contempt. posed to las ft confirmed invalid, confined Tho ordinary common folks, who have moss meetlug'nt Yonngato'jrn, O., said: “I to her own room and to her couch, seeing can’t say that I am sorry that he was .not been initiate*! into the arcanum of mu- uo one, living her own spiritual life, in­ । ' sicni gymnastics and pyrotechnics, wnat shot." Hugh O'Donnell, when told of the deed. but looking for none other, when event, was greatly shocked, and hoped it 1 to know what it is nil about. “Wbat,tho Mr. Kenyon first brought Mr. Brodming to was not trne. President Weihe denouncedI' deqeo is t hat woman playing? What docs her father’s house. Miss Barrett’s reputa­ the deed ns a cowardly one. One steel it nil mean?” we saj". tion wax well cstablishwl by this time. The same argument holds good reganlworker, at Homestead fell on his knees ami "Lady Geraldine’* Courtship” wax already thanked God when he heard of the shoot­. ing vocal music. Everything fa* sacrificed published, in which llw author hail writ­ to “tone purity." If the roulades are run ing. ____ i ten of Browning among other poets a* of smoothly and the sustained tones are pure IDENTITY OF THE ASSASSIN. . and even the critical car is satisfied. But “Homo jxnnegrnnnte. which if cut deep down the mitiille. shows heart within । not so tbe man ignorant of higher refined veined humanity;” art in musical expression. He wants to -blood tinctured, of Connection with tho Strikers. and one can well believe that this present hear the words and catch the sentiment. The man who did the fonl deed, Berk­ Hu is perfectly willing to lose some of tbe meeting must have been but a phaau in nu mann, is an anarchist who boa worked in sweetness provided he gets an Idea of what old and long existing sympnthy between New York on Most’s paper, The Freiheit, it is all about. I am ;xjrfectiy aware that kindr.xl spirits. Very soon afterward the but been discharged for incompetence, lie many men of superior intelligence may poets In-came engaged, and they were mar­ had no connection whatever with the read these lines aud say that the man who ried in the autumn of the year 1SIG. Who does not know , the story of thia Homestead strikers nor with any labor wrote them is nn ass. and that he is strugmarriage ot true souls? Has not Mrs. union in New York or elsewhere so far as glin^wlth a subject of which he knows Browning herself spoken of it in words in­ •, ‘ • can Ims learned. When asked why he shot nothing^ delible and never to be quoted withbul To thin I can only reply that I know as Frick he raid that waa n nice question to much about tbe subject ns he does in its sympnthy by nil women? while ho from ask. No one in the world was any better utilitarian application. It is my theory his own fireside has struck chord rjter off for Frick being alive, while lit bail that the thing which appeals tnost forci­ chon! of manly feeling than which this life mode thousands miserable. He killed the bly to the greatest number is really tho contains nothing deeper'or more true.— Homestead men on July 6 and did not highest form of nrt. Anna T. Ritchie in Harper deserve to live. Ho was a dog and should Let us take by. way of illustration what die, and so on. I consider to be the most populnr son^ in the world, it.has been adopted by tiie Haro you ever picked up a penny on the Berkmxnn came to Pittsburg to kill Press club ns its official song, and Colonel street! If so, you pndiably have not Frick, so he laid. He had studied the John A. Cockerill, president of the club, stopped a minute to think how the copper matter over and acted with premeditation. says that It Is the most hambnizlng influ­ He was sorry he had not killed his victim. ence that ever entered tbe clubhouse. coin camo to be lying there. It probably Ho did not care if hi) waa hanged if be bad The song I allude to is called “Scatter never entered your mind that the former only accompilshed his object, hut didn’t Seeds of Kindness.” It is hidden away in owner of that penny threw it away pur­ posely. Your natural conclusion after find­ like the idea of punishment when he had amass of canting rubbish in one of tho ing the coin ws« that some one had acci­ failed. StUlas it njvbm all “in the great Moody nn«F Sankey hymn books. The dentally droppe*! it cause,” he didn't mind. He believed that song appeared originally without the It is a fact chat Chicago has many men every man waa a king, and that every music, under the title of “If We Know." whoso superstition takes the form of re­ tyrant should die. The people were tbe As It appears in the modern form the garding tho ponrasion of copper coins as slate; Friel was against the people—therestanzas linve l»een changed around some­ unlucky. There men will never keep n ■ fore against the state. He (Frick) was what, and ono stanza in the original lias copper in their pocl(cL<i if they can help against the law. He added that he left been omitted. I hem nelves, for which newsboys are pro­ New York Thursday morning. He was It is fitted to a simple little melody, writ­ foundly grateful. Should a stray penny pleased when told that he would be ten by S. J. Vail, which is eminently ap­ allowed to defend himself aud could speak find its way into the clothes of these super­ propriate to tbe theme and so free from for a whole day if be chose. stitious creatures It Is quickly flung away musical technicalities that a ehild can with a sigh of relief. lenm it ft a few minutes. • When I say His photograph was taken Saturday , This habit is common among politicians, that this song is the most popular soug I and he was stripped and examined. On speculator*, gamblers of tbe ordinary kind, speak advisedly, for it is sung now, and being told to open his mouth he refused and it was forced open with a spoon. In­ has been sung for many ye-ars, in the £ day schools in all tho countries where side hia mouth, under his tongue was found n carj/idge similar to that with English tongue is spoken. Moreover, I which Lingg, the Chicago anarchist, blew sung by persons who have no religious his bead off. It is ot Che kind made to ex­ lief whatever. Yet it is instinct with the the left hind foot of a rabbit, a horse chest­ plode with the prick of spin or bite of tho deepest and holiest religious feeling. Hera nut or other supposed charm in their vest teeth, bnt owing to somu imperfection did is the II ret stanza: Let us gather uplho sunbeams lying all around pocket to ward off the evil genius known not explode. Had it done so it wonld not us bad luck.—Chicago Tribune. our path. only have killed Berkmann, but killed or u» keep the wheat and row*, casting out thu thorns_______ and chaff; maimed those in the room with him. ... . ____ t__ _ . Writing with the LaB Hand. logs of today. The number of men who can write leg­ The prisoner is a cigarette fiend. He did With n patient band removing all tbo brier* ibly with the left band is very small in from tbe way. not have one from between hi* lips for an Then the song becomes somber and pro­ this country, where tho faculty of Ixdng hour ail yesterday. His appearance is not ambidexterous is nut appreciated at its very prepossessing. The most remarkable phetic. But all great art is somber. It full worth. Sir Edwin Arnold remarked dips deep down into human destiny. It is part of bis facial characteristics'is hi* while in St. Louis that in Japan every realism personified. And yet month, it i* certainly forbidding. His child is taught to write with either and lower lip and his upper Up are double, re­ keen,intelligence, a lover of mysterious both hands, and he hinted that this wa* markably so, even in the eyes of detectives, sonnets whose meaning could not be dis­ not tho only evidence of sound common who have had to study these character­ cerned with the Lick observatory tele­ sense he met with while in the kingdom of istics. He has a short growth of beard, scope, once said to me: ••Why, my dear fellow, that’s only dog­ the mikado. I learned to write with my has large ear*, and his forehead is narrow. left hand some years ago. In consequence gerel!" No date has yet been fixed far his prelimi­ Perhaps he was right. But if so, then of the impression created in my mind by nary hearing. Ixmgfellow’s "Excelsior” is doggerel, and reading tho arguments of Charles Ttendr the "Dear Little Shamrock” is dcy;gerel, on the subject, and now I change my pen WISCONSIN TOWN IN ASHES. and the "Suanee River” is the veriest rot from hand to hand on the first impression of weariness. Fifteen Hundred People Without Sbel- What we need in America, in my opinion, There have Ixsm many remedies sug. is fewer sonnets and more homely senti­ Ikon River, Wia, July 25.-With the ment expressed in language as plain a* the grated for what b known as writers' following: cramp, and many writers alternate be­ exception of one or two buildings thia town If we knew the woo and heartache w*jtlnff ftr tween the pen and the typewriter, but tbe is in ashea, 1,500 people are without shel­ us down tho roail; Amplest plan of all is to acquire the art of ter, and in many cases without food. Lit If our lip* could taste tho wormwood.- if our writing with either hand and change from bocks could fool the load, tie is left of what twenty-four hours ago 5S oul<i we wmw today iu wishing for a lime one to the other on the first suspicion of that ne'er could be? was ono of. the most prosperous mill towns, fatigue.—SL Louis Globe-Democrat Would we wait In such Impatience tor our tbe total property loes aggregating FJtC,ships to corns from ace? 0000, with very little insurance. The Are There's the rang of tbe true metal in started in a hotel, and In leas than five that stanza, men and women. How many of "I’ve got uo time to fool with women, U3 are figuratively standing on the Battery says my tailor-scourer nnd-repairer "One minutes the structure was ablaze. looking for the spars of our ship* to rise woman is more trouble than four men I above the hdrizon? We rtand and wish had a lady oomc here with a coat to have As there is nothing In the town in the and wait and long for fortune to sail in to the collar altered. ‘Ju*t half an inch way of - fire-fighting apparatus and ho us, forgetting that the richest fortune is lower, aaid she, and I took off an Inch, for stream near by, all that could be done not material success. The *entiment con­ I could see it wan too high. She came bock tained in tho second stanza is deepened in and said I didn’t take off half an inch, » 1 building*. In an Incredibly short space ot the two last, which are as follows: ' J °Ter ®«<l“.«®d me crowded time the fire extended to adjoining struc­ U baby fln«erB P«*sed against with gents trousers and suits that I can’t tbe window nan« tures, which burned like tinder. The only t«jd u>. £ u»ld her. 'Why don’t you persons who saved tbelr effects were those here you bought it?’ and she savs 'Oh trouble u* *calz>. who realized the village was doomed and Would tbe bright eyes of our darling catch th* they can’t do it a. well a* a'St frown upon our brow? carried out their household good* before dam,’ says I, 'I ain't no lady’s tailor and I Would th* print ot rosy flag u d° ’itkworoa.’ tbo flames reached their residences. Bnt to "xU „ tbMoolta to >11 rold fiar>ra, how they cad The fire started nt 6 p. m. yesterday. ta-^taU^tonw-1 could h*„ onr tnrtnar m hark Last night ths people were buddled about 5“ “"““"U «• *«>»• their ruined homes, but the railways came ■era- —^*ew xork Herald. quickly to the rescue and *mt every pas­ How those little hand* remind us. aa in nnowy emco tiler lie ' senger car that could be spared to tbe log by and by. place for shelter for the homeless. Gen­ eral Manager Filch, of tbe Duluth, South There, critic*. I’ve committed myself. Shore and Atlantic, also ordered bis em­ Flay me on the gridiron of your cynicism' Knock me out with your material locrir-i nu“, r oC People in an office overlookinc __ _ ployes to collect provisions and forward But you can safely bit a five dodar S I Kitchen wUched with a faZ them here. Engines were sent from West place against a big red apple that I’ll get movements of a gb-1 cook Superior and other place* but got here too up again and sing that little song, .-v* well ' wbo wa® Costing soma cakes After eanh a* my poor voire will permit, to“tba boys . spread of - -----•‘s’»<*“ “ck off th. and go to to Sunday school knife thro dl din I’ve girls rang who It in never a cathedral a gn£T2j£ it Intablade the ’"•‘■“‘■Uw taut, ,then P froatimr lotln spread __ Ottawa, Oat., July a.-it wa* reported accompaniment: I've *nng ir *■ *" hw §■<,. ___ IP0Bt “»g again, on.. the .b,t^nce ttad the knife last night on good authority that the Do­ muMicale in a cellar in CMk rtrert rv* •tammarrt through it fa dewxSaCiiS “® minion government, in the event of Preamara. with tho poor peasants " ' idsnUHarrbon enforcing the act imposing such homage as a king mighl a tax on Canadian vessels pansing through for. No argument, no sophis the Soo canal, will p*M au^ order in coun­ t tmrintdoes not con cil imposing an equal taxon American .11 Chinn worth I rneat jSTrold 1» »««a“*h«r tf-Too ™ ' 'llm Btadwii —A -p«akln.-._Good -To be a successful pawnbroker one mu st hara a thorough knowledge of the value u Jetorr. • korarlto. ot th. buxinsei sruL more important still, must be a perfect student at human nature," •aid ru> up town pawnbroker to me lust ■‘evening. "Without the thorough know! edge of the value of jewelry he will never be able to cetimate in advance the proIP cn n Ioan he b asked to make, and without tbe knowledge of human nature he is ab­ solutely worthless in the buainowi. "For instance, say a man cotnes in here with a valuable watch to pawn. He wants M50 on it Now if I am % student of hu man nattire I can tell in n moment wheth er thnt man Intends to redeem tbe watch or whether he Intends to let it remain hero until the ticket expires and I have the legal right to sell IL U hb face tells me that he will not redeem the watch I let him have only seventy-fire dollars ou it. tor then my profit* on It. ml. will be larger; but on tbe other hand, If I can tell by his face that he intend* to redeem the watch, why I willingly let him have 1150, for my interrat on the loan will amount to more and my profits on the transact ion will bo larger. All these pointe are considered by a grxxl pawnbroker who understands hb bijsiness." Questioning tbe pawnbroker further, 1 learned many interesting things about both tbe loan office btudnem and about the jewelry trade. “If you want to buy dia­ monds,” «wU<l my Informant, “go to a re ■portable jeweler and pay ti^full market price, for there to uo such th^g «a flsttlhg them at very much below their value, un­ less there h wine flaw* in the stones or some reason for selling them cheaply. If a stone hS* been stolen then the !hief l::ia very good reason for selling, and docs not want to conic in contact with tbe deal­ er for fear uf discovery. "Under those circumstances you might obtain n atone cheap, but if you go to an auction or sheriff’s sale, or anything of thnt kind, don’t exi»ert to And bargains, for you will I* dbappolntetf and pay probably more than the valueof the dlamoml bought .The deniers hare a man at every sale to buy the diamond* that sell cheap, and they nre not going to let yon get In ahead of them on bargain*. They will bld to the full value of the atone offered and all you bid aliove that price fa profit to tbe seller. ( have watched these iurgain sales for n Rood many yean* and I never saw an out­ sider buy n diamond at less than ita value. 'Now about the pawnbroking buxincra, lean tell you a few of the tricks of the wicked, by which many unsuspecting citi­ zens are taken in. The *pawn ticket’ game is the ono most fnxiueutly practiced and the. profits arc almost Invariably great. A man goes to pawnbroker and borrows say tlOOon a stone worth perhaps f!25 or (ISO. The pawnbroker lend* him the money because he believer* t hat the stone will lie redeemed. There is a general Im preraion that a pawnbroker lends only one quarter of the value of a stone, but ax 1 have explained to ymi that le where they make their ,, mistake.. , , , . ,, !‘°h" inrwl visits roof* .1 ’pr And M mond a emnr stranger and states hte bis d de sires to *<fll the ticket for the diamond, fixing the value of: the stone at ----------------saying that the pawnbroker only lends one-quarter of tbe value of the article. The purchaser believes him and also l»e lieves in the popular theory, imd pays say H50 for the ticket, bringing the cost of the diamond to him nt <25n. which with inter ett amounts to more than double the value Oftha stone. Tbe result is that the pur­ chaser is badly stuck, while the man who has sold him the ticket can invest in an other diamond and play tbe same game with some other victim. old. only M Uh expon, ot lh» UHgnfreUl.,. Tb. vloteat tar. btwk up projertll™ tonmu i.1,^ dlaatr Ota Iran, ud tel La. u, iriuyed for sheila, a material not coaly but le« well adapt,! for which it is intended, fhug, ironPK*ve DJ^-dlly into small piecra to hare Hl efffcct, while a steel shell U strong ennih.i to rarest the explcaion It ‘ft -re ‘ ally. 1. tai, ,Sally inside “ fly into splinters. 1'’•***• Other difficulties al*, nrlw in witli fuse*, and these have in the IJ-pounder cannot |M! full-.- Ji] ized—a* rerunls shrapnel, at any rate because a tl.no fmw cannot ma,|e ZT' at anything except otdhinry nuuri. don Saturday Review* • * u* The German Froebel wa* thr gnat awJtu of theklndergutff.n.aw^Iwbich literally a garden of children, where ?<«£ human being* are canal for « cared for, that their growth be J,? metrical, and that the Hpenefl fruit* of character n.ay appear in due time n. saw that the infant made con-taut uwof Ito pyro, desire*! to use It* leg* and Anns, aud had n disposition to play; thatMta the first indicat ion of totelligehee it ihowtd curiosity, and tlmt itr first connected word, were in the form of quretinns. k u cause his system of education in upon these facta ot tbe child’s natural on. folding that it has prov«*l I:,. i< iM-st.aud Indeed tbe otdy proper training for young children.—Carolina !.• Jicw* Lodien* Home Journal. The accumulation nf ex;.rock salt must be attrilnn. . proctawt of evaporation Im;..:-.::, Id the Tria* days, when a rf -j|t lagoons, communicating with th, ^-.-i,wPh. dried up and incrusted with s ilt nftcr thfashion of many of the no vnii.-d Au.stmli.vj lake* of the present age. The cavities at the depth of VJ) fw» ijnre been caused by the aunolution uf !**■*! areas of rock salt through, the nctlfa pf percolating water from tiie higher letel m the Bunter aand«torw. ThN acouur.-» for the great force with which the brint r>-, when tbe atom! supply is tapjad. and the nubsidencc of land corresponds very closely with tbe extent of the cavities fn>m which thes--rft has been evaporated. Dmitwich Is situate*! exactly in this synclinal trtogh of tbe Trias, ami consequently th-re, w hardly a straight wall or chimney in the lower town.—Gentleman's Magazine. It is remark able to learn the fextrawdinary ideas of female la'AUty which charru terize different ,nution>.. The faidlei uf Arabia stain their fingers aud t<«:s red, their eyebrows black aud tibelr lips blue. Iu Persia they paint a Wack -'reak Anrind their eyes, and ornaius-nx tln-ir fere with representation* of various figun s, Tbe »!• ;>« • e.- singular »ue JapancM* women nc m»h«l of Kfldln*. .hdr ... ... . . . . of tbe Iixlians paint-t^emxrt*]. In M-me parts of India the pearl of the tooth -jn«t be dyed black before a woman can tiful. The Hottentot women paint ’hetn tire body in'compartments of red and black.—Yankee Blade. The bright little daughter seatatire visited the lions.-. i expected, she did not find tiie ;>ri«.e,!ingR especially inten-stnig. long as she could, and then sail “Well, I’m tired of this ptradtin. If there isn’t goin to be any ringfa i guess I’ll go home. WnahingtOn Star r-inllie.. the same way and end in ia only question of time. proverb allows but three shirt sleeves to shirt sleeves, though with modern means and appliances the course is longer. “Every pedigree." ys Gibbon, “however deep and lofty, must ultimately rise from n plebeian root;”or, aa Lord Murray pula it more tersely In Scott’s Monastery, “All families have sprung from ohe mean man.” On the whole, the lx*t form of family pedigree fa* found in a re public; for it is not buttressed by demorai bring conventionalism; it stands by itself; it silently disappears when the representa­ tives of the family have Ix-come unworthy or Incapable, and w *!*<es not remain extant as a public nuisance after nil its usefulness Is gone. And if, as Professor Bryce main tains, one-half the population of the civil Iz.ed world is to be included centurv hence under the American government, the social system of this country will ulti mately be more important than that of any other.—T. W. Higginson in Harper’s Rarar There exists among many persons n be lief that snakes are creatures of more ox less defective organization. Deprived of legs and reduced to effect their movements by sinuous windings of their elongated ixxly and tail, they bare an appearance of helplessness which may by itself excite compassion. Yet no mistake of the kind could well be greater. The principles of evolution suffice to make it evident that the structure of serpents must be tolerably good, or else they could Dever have wr vived nature's many destructive agencitm. But, in fact, their structure is a marvel ot admirable contrivances and accurate ad­ justments, so that we must affirm them to perfectly adapted to their require­ ments and peculiar modes of life a* any other animals.-Quarterly Review. A remedy against foot and mouth disLu l«m d«Ttaa by Dr. Momndl, Milan, recommended by the Italian board of agriculture and tried on more than 400 farms in Italy with complete sucoeaa. Dr. Morandi’s method, beefly summarized, is m follows: Put sufficient thyme in a bar- The Mohammedans always, whether ia their own country or In nnc "f u! ptwn. if any kind. bury without coffin or casl; —Philadrlphia Press MaKh n «« old-time luxur prepared—ide radoje imitjOoru—» NON MERPELL& Is the d/a>pl*lnt know «KWl»c« icrtia up. stotnsch and nerv Hood’s Pin* ar rousing tt.fjS™ *n cure cooslijwuon predictions K era in southern vMtlng good (iillOD. There are at form school at six month* 200 rated on tanas. Visitors at L ing affected Iu * water.” causing of hilarious ant -When Baby <■* According to In persons over years. The av men—minister* considerably hi of clergymen tr that of lawyers six and a half y It will be seer four years of lif gymcn. This greater liabilit broken rest, im and much retq clan's active I and his special himself must i such disadvanii Millions Bpent With the op railway and stc demand fordia velously. The l25.tx>J.OOO wor million sterling It is i4timate< ebiffoniera in I age to eke out a of such a thrift French is real Pari*.—Pall M* COPYR QHT BY AMI Mr. Chas. -V. Haw r Of Frederick, Md., suffered terribly for ten yearj with abscesses aud running n '■ his left leg. Ho wasted away, grew in<i thin, and was obliged to use n cni" sudenrtc® Everything which could be thouctit -■‘I ■■ * i’-:4 without good result until he began “>>e- ’ Hood’s Sarsaparilla which effected a perfect cure Mr. 'I •' >’ now in th- best of health. Full I-aruraLr* ol hl* caw will be .■'•ntall who a*Kt' Ho6d*8 PlLL8ar*«kob«.t»f:<-r :^i«rF>Ua Gov. John Miller, of North Dak’fU- re­ lates an instance of what is being F<’"ra'i plished by farmers in the Re«l River ' il-1*) of Minnesota and North Dakota. He S. J. Leland, near his town «f Dwi^nk N­ D.. bought 100 acres of land in the spring of 1891, for 83.600. and raised crops season worth the salary of a govcniraent clerk. In excess of the cost of hi* faro “ per the following statement: JX.V.I ' right boar., draw off U>, taattat, *wb th. >010*1’, t„, yd moutb 1M with cold ,th-° wl'h th. «*>a aolntloo. Dr Moraudi wishhis remedy • to ba made Deducting cost of land to nuEta *““'T *“ Caaw of thte kind sreso coura^ii ” ” they are a irug in the news murke' "'■« Mrs. Bedford-Chord—I see that after NOTICE FOK HEARING *iF< LAlMt. writing me a gown and a tea jacket of that of Michigan. County uf Birry-- -. , — HUk you h«ui enough left to muko curtains State NoUrels hereby given, that br 1“ rL’US! «*•*■>» '“•ra window, Mme Probate Court for the Cuuntv of Harn. uoogMU. I von'l oompUla It yoo «m tall “« ’kt Mrae CutwJl retold to touch claims sra.nH theetta'*®* that dlk and said theta waa not ■totuth ot prmenctheir BwlR. lata of raid County; rfecruMsi. ana U toe aven a gown. that all creditors of raid ileve-'*",J rev ..their etalmsto *«W tdf“u.LoO,,,'U ’“talD-Pnthably Mma. 0*“’7“ ‘ waiting room han two windows. _ ________ __ Probate Offiea,. In fiMlnn. far examination sod «!Il’*an7Aj Kate Mehl's Washmgten. before the toth day uf n®V;,?"£ hoa M>cb claims win be heard before ‘ me forenoon ot each of those dan AJU^BOMc^Judfc of Probit- 1 reckon tee’ll Dan Riggsb ashewentdoy ^<1 heard the of the outlaw, ’Uggerot! strong hand a laid upon hia wd in his eat Jit Mowed to . fMli* ,n a xnost de thenoceg mto®«Tice. "^hoarej - bating n ‘landed, tun ■Inekon �Al .11^. Nop* Sucb know Uwy w„uM rak him, "Now, my young feller,” aaid ona of top mAws.’^T .ppv^ U S’tU leader, "I want ye ter explain what ye ^prowto. ^.ttolstto^ coitoeneo ^1 tan h»d bow thmktog rapidly;»ndh, Imd imr djeiSed on too ronSsh, wonld pnrsLv. Hu pUn waa to first endeavor to impress> toe ontjawa that he believed them to bo sotti. n. who had oome to. gether to disco* toe trouble that the cattlemen were then making to that part or to. country. II he could succeed to ■ ' is doing this he Mt that a strong point tn hu tavor would to gained. , "Ihavon’t toon prowtagmonnd."to rvrwdav cenvenlenee of »n . Pure and wholesome. « ■’> wrupilws care. Highest .h - i ’ Pure Food Expositions. Each r.v„ large pies. Avoid ^n?-ns-aoJ on havlng th* no-;E SUCH brand. uERSt|,'. SOULE, Syracuse. N. Y. „ answered with all the coolnoae he conld commaml -I was sent on an errand by toUt^ eaTs^X: “ ’’Whotoy«r father, an what isywer. rent?’ aaked asked the outlaw, outlaw. । "My tather is Simnsi Btogsby; be keep, mortals. who the inn on the road several miles south of lUo-IS .*»ro1.1* of snriutth here, and he sent me to ware the settler, will build you iuglhe’: your that there wa* going to be serious trouble I with the cattlemen and for them to tome to his house a« soon as possible to see , tl'iral duties, wtat could to dona" nerMion. iu fair con- During the past . way by the "lake :•> perform all sorts tr-n. >he g*»etbem caaioria. Minot, of Boston, in ■neral averigw of life, ■v i» nearly fifty-two • among professional The outlaws exchanged signiheaat glaneee, while the leader looked search- I ingly at toe youth. "How dot* it come, then, that ye air ! afoot.sofer from homer asked the leader, | _____ _tDun > kkeenly. . eying "I lost my horse In a fight with one of the cowboys who^tried to whip me with his cattle whip,” truthfully replied Pan "How did it happen, then, that yo didn't go back an git another hoes before goin on?’ -. In r few brief words Dan related' hia encounter with Bdd Ropes; of the at­ tempt of the Utter to shijot him and of the accidental shooting of his adversary. Then he explained how the combat had been witnessed by the youth’s father and some other cattlemen, who had chased him into the timber, bent on vengeance, and how he had escaped them and start­ ed to the Marnnton settlement and fin­ ally arrived at thu cabin in tho woods, where he had been attracted by a light and approached, to be captured by the inmates. . j "I thought you were cattlemen at j .”1* high ' ?rme4 Btobr- "Bat they amt go oa or » • tha:- tio io room forcin people ter keep away from the It will cost you nothing and will surely °at’ D“ was fully place. It’s the most outrag’us business do you good, if you have a cough, cold, or I ever witnessed.” ’ any trouble with throat, chest or lungs. What the mnn. i i v But neither Riggsby nor his friends Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, could guesa how well tho cattlemen had coughs and colds Is guaranteed to give re­ mg ■™rP»"' “< e»m - laid their plans. Thc means which tiey lief. or money will he paid luck. Suffer­ cX.-rtoitto^KS “ ers from la grippe found it just the thing had employed tokeep thooe quartered at and under its use had a speedy and perfect doubt 1 “* u“ sugbteat tho inn from communicating with the recovery. Try a sample bottle at our exHo nudil, mtdenu»d k v . outer world were both unique and dar­ jiense and learn for yourself just how good bum nlaoed to h? *!’ ing in their conception. a thing it Is. Trial bottles free at VV. H. plain that too robbev,^?"”™’’ *’ ”* The probability of the frequent passage Goodyear’s drug store. Large size 50c. satisfied nfith hi. exSJS.T’ f of travelers on the road had been well and SI. 00. emu. to to to^Tra ‘“’’J” considered by the cattlemen before the tormiwd to krep him in ttofr X m siege had been commenced. They recog­ S. 11. Clifford. New Cassel. Wte., was the darimr robtorvO,™ i . . power rill nized at once that to attempt to stop all troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism, bcml^to^u^.1^P‘“"Sd travel as well as the passage of the mail­ his stomach was disordered, his liver was affected to an alarming degree, appetite IVhat would then to done with bin,, coach would not only be difficult, but would be a hazardous undertaking, fell away, and he was terribly reduced in This w.w the question that came to Dan which might lead them into serious flesh ami strength. Three bottles of trouble and bring down«he United States Electric Bitters cured him. Edwnrd Shepherd, Harrisburg, 111., had troops upon thorn before their evil <Sb-, a running sore on his kg of eight years’ thereXmJ?t7ro^ signs were accomplished. standing. Used three bottles of Electric This was just what they wished to Bitters and seven boxes of Buckleu's it was probable that thev would . avoid, aud in order to carry out success­ Arnica Salve, and his leg Is sound and and release him; but should they meet fully their plans for wreaking vengeance well. John Speaker. Catawba, O.. had with defeat and be clooelvntraijbv on the.little garrison the following plan five targe fever sores on his leg. doctors toe military, they might scarier and ! said he was Incurable. One bottle Electric had been adopted: leave the country altogether without a Two squads of men would"bo stationed i Bitters and one box Bucklen’s Arnica thought of tho one they liad leftconat the road—ono to the north and one ! Salve cured him entirely. Sold by W. II. fined in the soUtary cabin m the woods, Goodyear, the druggist. While Dau waa’occupialwitns. south of the house. Whenever a traveler 1 approached he was to be met by the men Slowing reflections tho door was nn- stationed at thc road, who were to inform The best salve in the world for cuts, locked and reopened and a woman ot him that the smallpox had broken out in bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever perhaps forty years ot age .entered tho the settlement and that tho inn was sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, room, bringing an armful nf .blanket* being used as - a pesthouse. No ono coms, aud all skin eruptions, and positive­ ly cures piles or no pay required.' It is which she threw on the floor. would suspect but that the cattlemen guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or •«T|lere'8 yOur young fellow," she were simply a quarantine guard, and it money refunded. Price 25 cent* per box said in a piping voice. “Just arrange would not be a difficult matter to induce For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist it to suit yourwlf." With this she went all travelers to give the inn b wide berth. Senator McMillan has Introduced a bill out, locking the door behind her. This glaring plan had been put into to remove the charge of desertion frotq the Dan took the blankets, and Hproading execution and had been a complete sucrecord of William Cooper. them on the rocky floor tlirew himself cea*. But' not knowing what means thereon, determined to make tho best of were being employed to keep travelers Is this: If you are troubled with plies, (no tho situation. from pawing, along the rood, the settlers matter what kind) go to the druarglsl For a long time he lay there, thinking at the Traveler's Rest were greatly puznamed below and get a package of Hill’s over the startling events of the day and I. zled’itt what they had witnessed. File Pomade. No danger of being hum­ "If could wondering what would Ixj the outcome |’ —we ------------ jonly o.. git word ter the «setsv»bugged. Relief in 15 minutes, and a posi­ of all tho strange adventures that were I tiers ter the north uv us,” said Ike tive cure. A bpnafide guarantee with each crowding upon him. At last, in spite of Baker, "we'd soon teach these murder­ package. By mall St.00. six packages 85. Fred I* Heath, Sole Agt. the harassing thoughts that lieset him, ous rascals a lesson they’d not soon ferHastings, Mich. he fell into a dreanile.*s ."lumber. git." Lyon Lake is situated about six miles "ButI don’t know how the thing's tei CHAPTER X. be did," replied Riggsby in a troubled south ot Marshall Mid Is fast gaining favor as a pleasure reson for fishing parties aud tone. "It would be as much as a man’s A SHOT IN THE PARK. picnics. life wor worth ter attempt ter git out uv hyar with them devils watchin fer Uul, h l been ^17”* “ Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. *5.00. *400J *3.50i *2.50 S *2.25 N *2.00 .♦3 00 V2S0 Jb’zeo R*2.00 I i*l.75 ainn invx JP*I.75 »es W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE cEH-FfAeij. W. I>. Douglas, Brockton, Mass. Sold by Woolley & Bron-"" Wing's” Flexible ShofLacings . A i\v\ Permit healthy circulation and tree movement pf the toot. No untying ot t>in< necessary. Cirmtmable and durable let y^AXAXyAj, both ladie* and gentlemen. Aii length*, black and russet A- ’ colors, for both ord nary and sporting lace shoes, low jr i"at thc Eagle Specialty Co., Brockton, Maos. NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS ON CLAIMS. Stale of Michigan. County of Barey-ss. Estate ot Jane Wadd. deceased. * We the undersigned, having been appointed by the Probate court for tbe County of Barry, State of Michigan, commissioners to receive ex­ amine and adjust all claims and demand* of all )>erso*is against said deceased, do tteMW eive notice that wa Mill meet at the Post Office ntCloverdale. In the township of Hope, on Thursday, the I9lh day of Sent ember. A IX ifW, and on Thursday, the 29th day of Decem­ ber. a. D 18M. at ten o’clock A. M.. ot each of said days, for the purpose, of examining and allowing said claims and that six months from tbe twenty-ninth day of June, A. D.. 18M. were allowed by said court for creditors to present their claims to u* f.>r examination and allowance. Dated June mil. A. D.. u<e. ijtwia ABarnks. I How Aim MoNnKit. -ComnilMlouera AXSMLKurOSMURY, >______________ ADMINISTRATOR'S HALE. In tbe matter of the estate of Washlngtoa K. Notice is'hereby given that I shall sell at nubile auction to the highest bidder, on Friday, tbe twelfth dav of August. A D.. l«n,at ten o'clock. In the forenoon in the Probate office in the city of Hastings in the county of Barry, In tbe state of Michigan, pursuant to license and authoritv granted to me on the iffih day of June A. D. lt»l. try the Probate court of Barry county, Michigan, all of tbe estate, right, title and Interest of tbe said de­ ceased of. in and tn the real estate situate and being In the county of Barry, in the state of Michigan, kn,wn and described as follows, '°Tbe south half of tbe east.balfot the north west quarter of section fourteen (11), township three (3 north, range nine <9; west. Dated June 28th. A. D.. IKrt. „ „ James F. Mkap. Administrator. For several moments Ike Baker waf first." said Dau, in conclusion, "anti I; absorbed iu deep thought Suddenly he would have got away if I could, but now | lifted his head and spoke in a quick, detenifined tone. r • ■•an tbi<; iu the case that 1 have discovered xny mistake 1 ask . . -i little more, ami in ‘you to Ut mo go. for 1 hope you are con­ "Simon Riggsby.’’ he said, “I ain't :.l physicians about flfty- vinced that I am not a cowboy spying [ goin ter stay housed up hyar like a rat around settlers’ cabins to see what I can I an wait fer them inqis uv perdition ter : .a .>hy>;<innslotw nearly starve us out. I’m goin ter the ^'ttlefind out.” .. < .npared with clermeat in the north an bring some helpf It was evident that Dan’s story had 1 , i mily be due to the It was predicted that the most serious Riggaby looked at the speaker in as­ ■ arising from niaxle a favorable impression npon the malpractices would follow the introduc­ tonishment. outlaws. He had explained the cause of tion of the anaesthetic art. It .wax feared "What! do yo mean ter say yer goin ; . for tbe phyri-, his presence there on foot, and of his at­ that the art would be used by the robber, I: of it outdoors^ tempt to ejccajie from them when they Noir and then he would pa>i»c and listen. ter try ter meek yer way through the by the munlerer. by those who were deair»us of committing deeds of violence, and cattlemen s lines alone?” he asked. came out of the cabin, which had so ' , As the 'lay advanced it became more than compensate for aroused their suspicions; he had led them "I'm goin jist as soon iw it gits dark," that, in short, it would be a means of put­ more apparent that the cattlemen ,was the reply. "If I meek my escape ting the mostdnngerousand ready weapon to Iwlieve that he took them for cattle- and ! had commenced a siege Upon the little I'll ] TIME TABLE. meek my way home, git my hosa an ef evil ever dreamed of into the hands of men. the evil disposed, the worst disposed of the garrison at the Travelers’ Rest. This ride , Io effect June 2T>. 1K>2. ter the settlement." His Xtory, which wits in fact the truth, cause*! ( whole community. a- feeling of uneasmesa among u up of the world by"Hit’s a dangerous undertakin,” de­ It was nrgued that the practice, however ( settlers, for well They knew that the clared ( -hip communication the •Q*em«l to convince his auditpra that he the Riggsby. "an I ain’t in favor of Suttons. ■' hits increase*! mar- was what he represented himself to be, ,desperate character of the enemy would ,ye makin rich a trip, but if ye go ye’ll , safe and succi-wful it might be. was sin­ ful. was oppose*! to the divinely appointed ■ 'if '•I n w purchases abont yet they were not going to act with un- lead them to adopt any method to obtain jfind some <if my bosses picketed on the decree, and could not lie suatalned except • uni. Twenty due haste. SORTH. revenge for their loss and defeat on the grass , about a half -mile west of hyar in direct defiance of righteous law; for. Kalamazoo Lr... •■rTi Motioning several of, the outlaws to j was about half a night previous. was not man l»om to suffer, and was not Kart Cooper whar we cut the grass fer hay." follow him, the leader went out of the ' There were full sixty of the cattle­ Rirbland Janet. "Then 111 get one of ’em an Vide home pain a part of the curse that had fallen on Crasaey calrin, where a consultation was held. .men now in right, and it was probable ) after my saddle an go from thartcr the man by hia first disobedience to the Al­ Milo **I reckon he’s jist what he sez he is," J mighty will? Delton................ i they would soon be re-enforced by (settlement" i l.rre arc .ibutit,(3,000 Mid the outlaw leader, "an I can't see tluit It wn* insisted on by a more practical Cloverdale ,others. 9 21 As soon as it was known among the group of objectors that, as the procejaof Sbultz mil bow they imandiilT.:.;no necessity uv puttin him outen thu "If we could onlj got word ter some jmen that Dee Baker was going to make amesthesia became general in its applica­ cnoj from tbe refuse Hastixg*............ way, yit it wouldn't be in keepin with more of the settlers,” said Simon Riggs- the । daring, attempt to pass through the tion, the mortality induced, by ana*theala of the rules uv tho business ter let him go by, “we could hold our own." tcattlemen's lines there were many others would of itself be the death’ warrant of the jist now." ....... Pi But there was the difficulty. It would i ,who offered to take his place or accom- declared advancement and bring all its WodMand Woodbarr .... "That's my idea," responded one of be worse than nseles.-. to attempt to send iI ,pany him, buvhe insisted on going—and glory to the dust.—Dr. Richardson in Via 1>. L.. Lansing the men. "Thar ain't im harm in the a messenger from the place while such J Ixmgmon*’ Magazine. i alone. . . Detroit kid, I reckon, but ter ij>A-k a sure thing a cluse watch was kept by the enemy. Grand Rapids. | " 'Tain’t no use ter git more ’an one uv dead certain we’d better sorter keep him The provisions at the inn were only '■ us in the danger at a time, an if I don't The one divine work—the one ordered till our little business in these parts is sufficient to last a few days, and there । git through some uv the rest uv yo car. sacrifice—is to do justice, and It is the last over an—then—decide what we'll do was no chance of obtaining R new sup- ] 1 Stations. try it," he said with a laugh. . we are ever inclined to do. Anything plv. But could the siege be prolonged iI with him.’’ Tiiat any attempt to leave the honst- rather than that. As much charity as you "Them's my sentiments,” declared an­ sufficiently to starve the garrison into ,' would lib attend^ by the greatest danger choore, but no justice. "Nny,” you will BOITH. 10 20 submission? Tl:is was a question that ■■ all were fully aware, for the enemy say, "charity is greater than justice." Yes. Kalamaura Ar... other. . East Cooper l.r.. "It's allns safest ter bo safe," remarked was difficult to decide. Should it be- I. would be keeping the closest watch upon it is greater, it is the summit of justice— Rlchtana Junc’t. .•USENB&: come known by the settlers in that sec- j■ the place, evidently anticipating some, it is tbe temple of which justice is the Crewey................ the leader. foundation. But you can’t bare the top Milo...................... After talking together in low tones fur tion that such a siege was going on they 1 move of that kind. 2 05 without the bottom: you cannot build Delton................ Cfoverdale.......... several minutes they returned to the in- would instantly come to the rescue of ,' Rut in spite of the danger that he upon charity. You must build upon jus­ Shultz................... their friends, but could tho cattlemen j j knew would attend Ids undertaking Ike- tice, for this main reason, thnt you have sixle of the cabin. • ’ "We hnin't got no fault ter find with prevent the news from spreading, since iI v»us resolved to carry his plan into not, at first, charity to build with. It is Ham nos........... the last reward of goal work. Do justice ye," said tho leader, as the outlaws re­ there were suse to be travelers on tho effect, let the result be what it might. M 5»|»12 00 .'... turned to the room; “but as honest set­ road? Besides, the mail from Fort Scott As soon as dusk began to settle over to your brother (yon am do thnt whether Woodland Wonrtbury . . tle™ who has ter keep a watch on their would be due in the evening. the prairie it was observed that the be­ you love him or not) and you will come to » f« 1>. L. Would the besiegers dare to stop the siegers commenced to scatter out and love him. It Ls all very fine to think you Lansing u own interests we’ve decided ter hold yo I 35! can build upon charity to begin with, but Detroit awhile till we can verify yer stoiy. Yon United States mail us well as all travel­ draw nearer to the building, with the you will find all you have to i’egiu with Grand Rapids see ye might Ik- a cowboy prvwlin around ers on • the road in order to carry the evident purpose of preventing any one | begins nt home and is essentially love of •stop* on signa! only. ter see what we* war at, so ye could re­ siege to a successful result? ft was tho from leaving the place. yourself-—Ruskin. t Nos. 5 slid ti will not carry pM*engera ualesa opinion of the settlers that they would This move serve,! to impress the be­ port it ter the cattlcmeiu” provided with frelsht train permits. Freight trains will be rnn at the convenience ’ Although Dan would have felt a sense not go that’for, and if not.it wouldbo sieged with a full knowledge of the dan­ Soina Nautical Facta. of the company, who reserve the rlzht t o change of greater relief had he l)cen permitted easy for one of the men to leave the inn ger that would accompany Ike's attempt A knot is G.080 feet long. Thc distance the time ot such trains without notice. W. 8. Dkwinh. Gen’! Mat agar. —ofrom New York to Liverpool is 3,0(W aautito go his way, he could do nothing but in tho stagecoach, aud thus gain com­ to escape from the building. as night ----hud— settled Ike Baker accept the situation with the best grace munication with the other settlers in As soon,t~, —-------------. cal tnik« by thc northern track and 3,13» •' « -------— ■> by tho southern track. The former course * MORTGAGE SALE. . stole cauttously from the house, and that locality. possible. But they liad not , counted upon the throwing himself ujxjn his liands and Is taken by vessels bound for thia port: the Notice l« hereby given thm default liasbeea "Of course 1 would like to go on, .here* latter by vessels bound -for Liverpool. made In the payment ot the money s-cured by a strategy that was to be employed by the knees began to crawl slowly through plied, "but if you think proper to detain From Liverpool to New York the’diatances mortgage bearing dale.tbe t«enir first dayo* AprliA. D. lust, executed by David E. Fero and tho long grass. He knew that the enemy are respectively 3,031) and 3.10U miles. me I can't see how I'm going to help enemy. . . Sarah A. Fero his wife, of thr Township of It was about five o’clock in the evening would be on tho alert, and it would re­ In estimating records, the points taken Emmett in tbe County of Calhoun and State of matters by objecting." when the stagecoach waa seen approach­ quire the greatest caution and watchful­ on either ride are Sandy Hook and Daunt** Michigan, to Amelia Jonee of the township of "That’s puttin the case in a nutshell, ing from the north. When a quarter of ness on his part to enable him to jiass rock, Queenstown harbor. The first light Assyria In the County of Barry and state ot laughed ono of the outlaws. Michigan, and recorded In the offltv of the Reg­ a mile away it was met and stopped by tho lines unobserved. sighted on thc British const is the Hull. ister of Deeds for the County of Barry. Mlcb“If you will send some ono to my In one hand he held a cocked pistol, Cow and Calf, Ireland, and- on tho Ameri­ igan. In Uber 21 of Mortgages on page 43 on the homo you will find thnt I am tho,»one-L. n squad of cowboys. What passed be­ 1 day of April A. D. 18#! at 11 :U o’clocM in the rtiow ye who ire air!” represent mraeU to be,?-went on the twin them .nd the driver was only. ready for instant use. Now and then he can const cither Nantucket or Fire Wand. 23 forenoon; that said mortgage t»a« rttily as«lgued fee I'.:. _■ by said Amelia .Jones to James Casbinare of ; irt sank within him youth. "It wouldn’t take long to nde Utter otsl>ectil.ti.m. Bat after a short would pau.se and listen, then crawl for­ IVenfield, Calhoun County. Michigan, on the conversation the driver turned from Um ward. keeping low in the gnua. :.mung the tangled vines 2*tn day of Warth. A. D IBM by an assignment The Object of the Sjutom. . atdh'-unl •.!; recorded on the isth day of Apnl A D. ■ • •_ p* and exclamations over there." road, and under the escort of a halt Inside the inn the settlers waited with Tho customer who hnd ^onght some duly at "Well jfet let yer know when we git rftbeoml;8 o’clock Iu tbe forenoon. In the office of - ’hey rushed upon him. through with ye," remarked the leader. dozen eowboje P*™"1 “ 'lshth “ * breathless and painful anxiety the re­ damaged goods back to exchange them, ISM the Register of Deeds for the County of Harry. H< «.4g.r Michigan In Uber 33 of Mortgages, on . agrMO; • his feet just as thu sult of Ike ’ s daring undertaking. Would and hail f>atiently accompanied the cash and that said Then turning to one of the men ho mile east of tho inn. mortgage was further duly assign­ stmrjg hand ••That just beau mo," d.oiarwl Simon he succeed in making hto way through girl for fifteen minutes from one official to ed by said James me of his pursuers was added, "Dick, take the boy an put him Cashmore. to Andrew D. Wupon In Btegsbv. who had been watching the, the lines of the enemy? •aider and a gruff voice another in pursuance of the regular rou­ Etheridge of the City of Buttle Creek. Michigan in the wine cellar." “Min his. by assignment date*! the W’h day of March 1889, t^oaeh from a window in the upper All was deathly stillness in the inn, tine, leaned against the counter to rest and duly recorded in the office of the register of This order brought a langh from the llkm't ye ,S?yotthe buildina. "Whats them; and not a whispered word was spoken, himself. ' Deeds for tbe County of Harry. Michigan, on the ’.pt to git away, er yo’ll jfil blcw.-d.: £s up tart rd like ter know how while from tho outside not a sound came “Yonr plan of making exchanges, be 15th day of September A. D. IW1 at 9 45 o’clock crowd. •nu feedr in the forenoon, in Uber 34 of Mortgage, on "1 reckon he won’t find much old mid, "to really discouraging.*^ to the expectant listeners save the low page 202: that tbe amount claimed to l>e due on at once that ho was Rhine in thar," observed the one ad- they mamwol ter meek the "Yes,” cordially replledxhe young worn said m< rtgaee at the date of thia notice U the • a laost . -erate situation, and he dreseedas Dick, ns he came forward to out without forcin him tor do it. Tain t: murmur of the night wind as it stole an at the desk, tilling out n blank necessi­ sum of filCl Tfi. S. fe“m ter fed with the mad. •«« Notice is alM) hereby (liven that the power of ■y of bringing all his wits ' tbn.ngh Uw long ktm«. tating a trip to another official two floors intosen-ict. sale contained in said mortgage bas income op­ where Dan was standing. ' they might get an army of soldier, from Snddenly the sharp crank of a putol above, “that’s what it’s for."—Chicago erative Uy reason <rf the dr fault of said Mortgagor "Come on, my boy," he added, as he l:o nr,. . n, xn,i what do yott mean . broke through tho etillness of the night. Tribune. In paying the money* seenred thereby, and no I — Fort Scott after ’ em. . led the youth to a door that opened in suit o» proceeding at law has been instituted to jMtantly followed hr three other, in ••Hit’s somethin 1 don’t manner?” he de- the back sido of the house. Pa«mg recover the debt now remaining secured by said mortgage.or any part thereof. V'fs to confront his cap­ through tho door, Dan was conducted verted Ike Baker. "But yonder comes! rapid Bueceoeion. Mosquitoes and strawberries make a Notice u also hereby given that In pursuane® three more wagons. Well see whs 1 *.My God! thy hare killed him: ’ cnod queer combination certainly, but thnt Is of the power of sale contained In Mid mortgage through a dark corridor for some dis­ they’ll do with thera." As ho spoke ho I Mra RiggobX in a choking voice, cover- what the people in tbe neighborhood of and the statute in such cases made and pro­ . V '-’ll boon show ye who wo tance. when another door was opened ‘ ing her face with her hands and moan­ Mount St. Ellas can boast of iu a region of vided, tho premises described tn and covered 1 tir>t ’Peaker, pulling br said mortgage, to wit: AU that pie«-r of land -cmi 1,11"‘;k ,owanl the cabin. "Jist and he was ushered into a hrgt। room wagons were coming slowly down the ing aloud. perpetual ice and snow. Along the edge of situate in the Townahip uf As*yria in the ™^iwn<h-fin wi-’ll see what ye look whose walls of clay the glacier, It is said, is a strip of luxu­ County of Barry and State of Michigan describ­ ed »s tbe south west quarter of the north eaai indicated that it was situated under­ "juthe wagons drew near they were CONTINUED riant vegetation, where strawberry vines’ quarter ot section number twenty three In tows* Mpromrbedlry the cowboys end tamed cover the ground for miles.—New York ship number one north <»f range number seven '^crinK Ito sligbtwrt redxt- ground. . , Gen. Nelson A- Mllra will review the Recorder. __________ west, will be sotd at public auction at t' e front The outlaw who had accompanied Dani fSu the road to the same manner aa the Itama r.,1 hunreU to to ltd back door of tbe Court House (that 1w!n« the plare atate troop, oa August S3 during tbe env_u/'I» Pa.. A?’’.’!’ conducted to tbe to the airartawnt now took tbe eampmeDt at island Lake. ’ ’ t^hatlxw' > all, ’ ’ exclaimed Bee Baker. eutta.I10 ’-’Wife, followed by the «ul Ugh*® • The discovery of prehistoric copper im , day of Auxurt A. D. : „ Urn wZm. ^rod tor <» ““ lamp that sat upon a rode table to. James Monroe has Ix-en appointed post ­ pkments on the site of an ancient Indian towl ' toeir pietol. In their OTTner withdraw, shutting and lv*ku g prairie and continuedll’'2r.COn’0eXhth master at Blaine. St. Clair county, vice W- village near Betterton, Md„ is considered t»ly tor taunt ure. Interest aud all V • Muth withort coming within an eighth i Elliot resigned. kn™ |,„ WM ot the door behind him. aa furnishing another link in the chain of Dated tbo nth > mde of the ton. "Thet,Merib.of (nddwuia j,0 analjl( to evidence that among the moat remote Glancing about tho room, ,. Grape growers In the vicinity of 1^^'°’’ tribes there existed a system of intertribal a £7 artfclra ot tbo rnd«« ton*’ cattlemen air goin ter try tor keep every L. E. CutwaoM. expert to harvest half a million buabeto of th»ir mi*t*ke trade.—New York Times. • Attorney for Assignee of MottgMO. with hero and there some piece® or bndr away till they starve ns out. iu,. ™'l “I"' " lum nu mercy. There Hri tore, with nere auu acattered that profitable fruit. [ oft pavmrtouy that way." 't’1 W“ 10 f“‘ th“ Ifrctoret worn and cast cXL c!otu^S “•"h. to set hix win busily to about the chamber. The robbers vatmx ftic&go, fcl&nwo i SigiHw ki f if £ Sv b,.y a. a4" 1 �-RORdua ELEPHANT'S-HFor 1 apostles on trial. |N A TROPICAL FOREST. The durability and brightness of ollWilliam McDermott and John Smith, 1 are Increased by a coat of varnish ( the two burglars who went through Rich- cloth , Tim elephant Is fanned for dignity and streams. or by rubbing over with That laush In sunless rarinea and disdain unison’s store In Charlotte, some time ago. j seml-anuually, । LESSON V,.THIRD QUARTER, INTER­ Tha rending cataracts with a wnlls which in bta wild state his every matton express.. The Nashville News wants NaabvIHe ,were sentenced to Jackson for five years ! kerosene once a month. It. H* bolds his head up, so that hi* trunk NATIONAL SERIES, JULY 31. when dropped at full length do«ai not Usirh dogs muzzled. । last week. Well dried, clean corn husks make a Like jewels flashing amid summer rain? the ground: his rars are partlctilari, Thc best bed Henfr Darken, uf Hoytville; walked out very good wholesome bed. No vivid rerdors that u born in spray. Dunning Bros. A Co. are putting up a No glisrcalna fern that courts tho floated voted and move freely, and he looks <-v..r,But they are al­ large bride building it Nashville to be of < Ionia prison a free man last week. .He next tu wool or hair. inch a monarch; but bumbled by captivity ’used os a picking and drying room. jliadn’t gone far before be was overtaken together too hard for pillows. be hangs his head so that he Nashville business meh to the number 1by an officer and arrested on tbe charge of Although china for table use cannot be *Xotoftjr iordiing among anetout mes. up the end of his trunk to keep it off tht V , No thing that’s rooted, bound and moored to ground; his rars hang limp and 1-Mh-Y, mended, as yet—there Is uo cement that ofUiiriy enjoyed their aunux! j-kmle at •arson. Slcsm.. On Monday several a mall boys organized will hold In hot water—yet china for place. and he has a way of gathering up Thornspple last Monday. Nor ercn Mooring birds, who room to die. 1. "And as they spake unto the people, a stock company fur the purpose uf selling decoration can be nicely mended with a and dirt and spreading it over the top .4 Tiie bicyrte craze ha* swooped down on 1 the priests and the captain of the temple, May know tbo joy of th«r untrammeled race confectionary and one of tbe boys father little eblua cement. his head and liack till he looks perfectly Who run In caralotM Immortality; Delton. ' was chosen banker. The money* came in and the Sadducees came upon them." Peter i wandering on tbelr trackless tmnks am abaurd, a lumbering fool; a very king of A good quality of scrim with embroider­ so fast that the ca-hicr concluded that was preaching to tbe people who came to ­ The Middleville Sun claims that town । ragdom. ed ferns scattered over It makes a pretty bound. gether because of tbo healing of the lame My thoughts aloDO their liberty have found. “That silly looking habit," said a kc-p. The edge h^s the champiun fish liar. ।some extraordinary movement was on foot •drewtag table cover or scarf. man, that Jesus whom they had crucified —W. Clayton Pi.-kcrsgiU in London Spectator. 7 Dr. Taylor, of Ibat place, is credited by jin financial circles and, accordingly. Inves­ can be hemstitched and then have a lace er, “has ite cause. Elephants are subject was indeed the Christ, and that God had to sunstroke. That may seem untruthful the MIddievllle Sun with having caught a 'tigated the matter. He found tint one of frill sewed around it. borne witness to the fact by raising Him Napoleon III and tho Fainter Coatnro. tbe boys bad taken hb mother’s mission­ to say about an animal which lives in the | Smother fire with cablets. etc; water from the dead, and thnt therefore they two pound trout. ary money, and. in order to Increase the The favorite painter of tbeThird Empire hottest part ot Asia und A fries; .but re­ Tbe Middleville Methodist ladles are trade, had distributed it among prospective will often spread bumlqg oil aud increase should receive Him, obtain JorgiveoeM waa WluJerhultcr, as Dclarocbc bad been member he lives therein leafy fortsu. we)| and wait for His return to restoteall things danger. Before passing through smoke purchasers. It is sufficient to say that tbe of tbo Orleans family. However, an order ■haded, and when captured and made to | preparing for an expericnc| social. firm dissolved partnership at once and the take a full breath and then stoop low. but of which ths nropheto have spoken (chapter was given to Couture for a large picture work in the sunshine or stand in it for ex­ Old Mr. Richards, of Bowen's Mills yes­ money will go to the heathen ns intended. if carbonic gas Is suspected walk erect— representing the baptism of the little hibition hbi head should be covered or he 111, 19. 21J. terday fell off the binder which he was —Allegan Journal. 2. "Being grieved that they taught tho prince Imperial. He went to work with Prof. B. C. Wilder. riding, striking front of the machine frac­ people and preached through Jesus tho great ardor, making sketches nud prepar­ suffers from headache; sobe generally cot- | era It himself. The 115,000 acres of Agricultural .Col ­ Melt a pound of white eastile soap over turing orfe leg below the knee and making resurrection from tho dead." Tbe Saddu­ ing a vast composition. In tbe course of "FUeM bother an elephant," continued a compound fracture uf one arm beluw the lege lands situated In 10 counties in the the tire with a little water. When melted cees did not beliove in a resurrection the work he had to have sittings from the elbow. He also reedved several other northern part of the lower peninsular, perfume slightly with any one of the ex­ (Math, xxii, 23; Acta, xxiil, 8), but observe various members of the imperial family tbe keeper, “more than you would think possible when you consider the thickntta 1 tracts. and stir In half a cupful uf common which were withdrawn from market in brul-tcs about the head. He Is in x very bore the expression “from the dead," and and their immediate followers. If a por­ of his skin. Dhl you ^ver examine an deUse this preparation when critical condition and owing to Ids ad­ March, will be restored about September oatmeal. compare Phil, ill, 11, R. V. As tho resur­ trait painter, when his sitters are ordinary vanced age, 76 years, his recovery is 15 In accordance with the recent decision washing your hands and you will be sur­ rection of Jesus und those who rose with mortals, bus noarly always to undergo । phant skin closely? I dare nay not. Yoa are like the Sunday school boy whose of the Agricultural College Land Grant prised at the improvement in their appear­ doubtful.—Middleville Suu. Him (Math. xxvH, 32, 53) was a resurrec­ many unpleasant scenes, it is easy to jndge teacher asked the class if they hud ever Board. The lists are now being prepared ance. ___ tion of saints, only leaving others still W. S. Ballou, of Carlton, was In town by I-and Commissioner Schaffer for publi­ bow his temper is tried and his nerves un­ seen an elephant skin. 'Yes,' said o«u hoy. asleep as to their bodk-s, so shall it be at Tuesday evening and hitched his horse to cation In the counties in which the lands James Monroe has been appointed post­ His coming (I Thesa. iv, 10-18; Rev. xx, 3). strung when those sitters are princes or ‘Where, Johnny?' asked the teacher, in­ one ot tbo sharp, worn out hitching posts are located. credulously 'On tbe elephant,1 yelled They will then be offered master at Blaine, SL CbQr county, vice W. 3. "And they laid bands on them, and spvereigna. It is likely that In Couture's case thc sit-. on tbe cast side ot S. Rooshe’s store build­ for sale at tbe land office to the highest Elliot resigned. put them In hold unto tbe next day, for it tings were not agreeable either to the Johnny In triumph. You. too, hare cdy I ing. While fighting the flies the horse bidder. Most of the lands are thickly ■ecu it on the owner's I inch at u distance was now eventide" Jesus bad told them painter or to his models, Napoleon III managed to get on top of the post which covered with valuable hardwood timber. “But if you had examined one < huely that it would be even so (John xv, 20; xvi. wished to direct his artist, and of all art­ KumIio Diaclpllns. penetrated tiie brisket about four inches. yon would see that the pore* are a* ing in A sad aSd distressing accident occurred A story is told illustrating the rigid dis­ 2#, therefore it is probable that they were ists Couture was the least easy to direct. 1 proportion as tho hide Is thick, and a lag | Vetrinary Brown sewed up the wound, [ not surprised at this treatment. Compare cipline of the Runian army. One of ths Wednesday p. m. on the farm of Sanford Finally one day, goaded beyond endurance, but the horse is said to badly affected . by mosquito can run his saw into one of these Doty, in Eagle, by which a young son of granl dukes told tbe czar that ■ seutinel I Jer. xxxvlil, 0; Hob. xi, 30, 37. tbe painter turned around and said, “Sire, big tunnels ns easily as a liumminsbini the wound.—Freeport Harald. 4. "Howbeit many of them which beard Willis Niles, aged about eight years, lost at the railroad crossing al Peterhof refused who is topniut this picture—your majesty, can run his long bill and tongue intn the NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. one foot and is rendered a cripple for life to totec the gate for hl* carriage, although the word believed, and the number of tbe or I?” And neither painted It. Tbe em­ funnel shaped honeysuckle. I bare *cen a as a result of getting in front of tbe knives the train was not due for three or four men was about five thousand.” As It was, peror gave no more sittings, turued his back big elephant all dotted with ids own blond । Charles Kent, a five-year-old lad living of tbe treacherous mowing machine. We minutes. "It is again.*t orders, your im-. sojt lt will wu, i*J,n u n 1MH» this **•» age; some believe on the (Minter, and liis courtiers turned believe not (Acta xxviii. 94). but theirs also. The order was not maintained, 1 and mad as a hornet from these tiny js-sts [ aon Pleasant street, Charlotte, nearly suc­ are informed that the boy was out berry­ perial highness," the soldier replied, the and and from flics which’ lay their eggs under ceeded iu hanging himself Friday morn­ ing along the fences of a field in which rule being that when the gate was abufit His word will occompltah His pleasure and all the work of many months was । hb akin. Thai’s why elephants like to , will be glorified (Isa. Iv, It; Il ing. Ho had witnessed like’s troupe’s Mr. Doty’s son was driving tbo mower. must not be opened- until after the train am] I roll in the mud and fill up their purrs with wasted.—G. P. A. Healy in Century. performance on tbe trapeze and had rigged They met at the corner of tbe lot, and hadp»Bcd. The exar said he was ghul to j Cor- ||, 15, ifl.) Put this 5.000 with the it."—New York Tribune. one up in a tree, at home for himself, using while the driver of the mower was giving bear that thc soldier knew how to obey or-. 8 )Joo of i|, 41, and consider the work of the French Public School*. a rope and left a slip noose In one end. his entire attention to turning the comer, dets. The grand duke laughed and said Spirit as foretold In John xvi, 8. ^*,c® Germany will have to look to her laurels ! Tategraphinc by Trlrphonr. In performing be fell his bead catching In the lad carelessly stepped in front of tbe lie was certain thnt if the czar himself had tb*t all these converts Were Jews, Where respecting her position as the foremost It was noonday in a busy down town of­ thin power today? the noose, and but for the arrival of a machine, the knives slicing and mangling been present discipline would have given' neighbor would have beeq killed. As it his foot in a horrible manner before the way.. Thc exar dhl not reply, but a few ( g_- -And it came to pass on tbe morrow country in the line of popular education. fice, and a reporter was awaiting th- re­ their rulers aud elders and scribes, Franco has taken a vigorous start to over­ turn of tbe manager, when tiie pretty was he escaped with a sore neck. team could be slopped. The foot was days after, to put thc matter to thu test,) he drove up with the czarina just after the when they had set them in the midst, they take Germany, and made such great prog- ' stenographer went to the telephone, and Calhoun county grange has adopted tbe. nearly severed being held ’inly by the gate had lieen lowered. Tho czar called to J asked. By what power or by what name rrea In the education of her people that she after tbe usual parley with Central, calW: j cords and tendons. Drs. Ambrpso Brown following resolutions: “Resolved that we the sentinel to let him pax*. The Mntind,; bare ye done this?" So also they asked is now only a little behind her great rival. “Hello,. Charley! Arc ; you busy Jdst consider the practice of merchants in ad­. and W. E. Wilson, of this village, and Dr. Twenty-fire years agn not 50 per cent, of DOW?” । Swaney, of Eagle, were speedily sutnmon- in great trepidation, saluted, but did not jMB, |n Math, xxi, 23. not that they wauV vertising on our fences and shade trees an move the gate. I ed such power for themselves, but they the recruits drafted into tbe French army Apparently Charley waj not. fur she eta; ed, and decided the best and only, thing to unmitigated nuisance and we believe that "Open the gate, I tell you," cried tbo hated all thnt proceeded not from them- were able to read; at present 00 per cent, tinued, "Oh, yea. I hail a lovely lime, bst dealers who practise this are too penurious। do for the little sufferer waa to amputate emperor, "don’t you know who I am?"! nelren. There are many such In the church of them nre aide to read and write. don’t you think”----to merit our support.” They should, ofr his leg just above the ankle, which was "Yea,' yonr imperial majesty, but it's today who cannot tolerate anything that In 1872 there were 56,00) public schools; Here there came a Mmnge psure. and ■done, and the patient Is doing as well as does not originate with them; but it is well | at present there nre about 67,000, an in­ with a pencil she tapped .Idly on a light coprse, advertise hi newspapers. * could be expected. Only a look at the ■gainst orders, and I cannot open the • ----- * —'k.,, u t« «-»n Reynolds Brn*., of Charlotte, will open* tnanglqd tool, which Dr. Wilson showed gate,” i^awered tbe sentinel, still nalul to remember that all that does not oriel- crease of 20 per cent. In 1872 there were piece of board which she h.’ut taken from ansi 76,000 teacher*; nt present there are above ing n»| ami tui turning almart blue with anxiety, nate with God shall come to naught. her deak and was bolding Wore the trans­ us yesterday, to necessary to convince one tag a dry goods store at Albion. 8, 0. “Then Beter, filled with the Holy 100,000, an increase of 40 per cent. Ip J872 mitter. tbe terrible work ot the knives ot a but not moving an inch from hisplace. "1 It'is said to be no lunger doubtful that of mower or reaper can do upon the human; am the czar, and 1 command you to open,' Ghost, said unto them, Ye rulers of tbe there were 3,896,000 pupils attending pnbl c “A case of 'wait a minute.’ " thought proMbition does not prohibit iu Cuarlutte schools; at present there are 4,406.000, an cried thu czar exar, airain. again. “ can’t do it. it, youi ahnrt tlm,* "II can't YOU people and elders of Israel.*' Mark now the eavesdropper »ympathetically; hut tbe anatomy IIn an xn ItirnMlIhlc Incredibly short time.— — rried and Grand Ledge. I_r..„: majesty," despairingly cried imperial z ’ • 7the, fulfillment of that great promise In increase of 21 per cent Or, 11,000 new pretty girl spoke again, with n laugh Grand Ledgeindependent. aentlnel, still standing Arm. J not then the Math, x, 13, 30, and remember also such schools were built, nearly 000,000 more pu­ “I don't believe it. for 1 heard”----J. C. Selby, of Eaton Rapids, employs Mrs. J. B. Smiley, editor and publisher train pawed. The exar burst into InOgh- encouragements an Jer. i, 17, 19; Ezek. ii, pil* are being taught and 90,000 more . Then she began tapping on the l>oanl 100 bauds In picking raspberries, ships 200 bushels a day and evaporates a good of Smiley's Enterprise of Galesburg, is re­ ter. and warmly commending the arton 6,7. See how a man filled with the Spirit teachers arc employed at present than again. Then the reporter caught ou. She ported to have been assaulted by George Wii-d sentry, preeente'l him with a twenty fears not the face of rulers or eldera. even there were twenty years ago.—Chicago was telegraphing. So whim she returned many more. Snyder, a member of the firm of organ five ruble note and drove Ixvek to the though tbe r.un lx> one who had not long Herald. to her desk he remarked. "I notice you J. O. Chaffee, Eaton RjpicL milliner, dealers said tu have been in financial dif­ palace.—New York Suu. before basely denied his Master. have an original method of telephoning." neatly planned tbb capture of a shoplifter, ficulty. The assault was provoked it Is 10. Be it known untoyOu all, and to all “Oh, did yoa see that? Well, I’ll tell who had stolen a quantity uf ribbon aud claimed, by certain articles published by At a period when moat men who succeed । I yon about 11,1x11 yon must not give it A Criticism in Sclentlflc UghU the people of Israel, that by tbe name of toilet bottles thc other day. The lady’s Smiley, which Snyder took exceptlone . | are just beginning to mount tbe first step- ! The giants in our gigantomachia, whoM Jusus Christ of Nnxaretb, whom ye eraaway. You see I can't use the telephone husband, a farmer, paid F5 iu seltle/be No blood was spilled. ______ J ••• \ Smiley mad 7* a thighs change at half their length into ciflod,.whcnn God raised from thc dead, I ping stone of succcm Alexander the Great I here without every one In tbe r«n hearing * ba Herpenta, anil which, instead of two legs, even by Him dolB this man stand here be­ was at the summit of bis power. With a I what I say, and they do say that those complaint and Snyder was fined ?5. case. For the first lime in many years—pro­ fine was paid. n’And on two vertebral columns running fore you whole.” This Lathe whole story । trained forte of Ires than 40,000 men he i girls in the central office hsten to the recbably *iti Its history—the county Jail Is out intopeads, with separata brain*, nplnnl briefly nnd yet in hill; Jesus<Jitd,Jestulirra, | overran all of what was then considered versationa over the wire, and. ju Charley . empty. The duo's are swung wide open marrows, hearts. Intestinal canals, lung*, Jesus has all power to forgivesiua and also tbe civilised part of Asia, and also Egypt. and I ore both telegrapher-, we’ invented . He overthrew army after army immeasur- I and the old sweat box is behi% thoroughly The business committee of the State kidneys and sense organ.*, are and remain to heal bodies, and He is ready to manifest this method of conversing by telephone. renovated by the sheriff. That this is a Agricultural society has decided upon a an intolerable sight to the morphologically that power on behalf of chose who are | ably bis superior In numbers so swiftly Isn’t it a great scheme? Nut one in the result of local prohibition there can be tn» bicycle tournament as a leading feature of cultivated eye. aud pwe that, .although willing to bo Ria faltliful witnesses, for 11 that tbe world was dazzled by tbe rapidity, । office UDderalanda it.” doubt.— charlotte Ttibune. vLocal pro- this year's state fhir and will place S400 nt the sculptors of Pergamon were superior Chron. xvi, 9, is as true today as ever, mid scope and magnitude of his achievements. | Bnt a young man at an adjacent desk 1— technical1 .uiu. l_i_ liibltion.” What a misnomer! The Tri­ the disposal of thc Lnnsmg Bicycle club, In ability ... to ,their predecessors of । Ido not know any hltxlrnnce to tbe mani- I He was looked upon a- a sort of demigod. worked a sounder in f .ntvmime and bune knows, unless it is blind, that about t be . age MB at Pericles, .UV; they were ,inferior u.cvi IV to ■ fcstation of the (Min er of Christ so great as 1 And yet even be wrw sighing because there winked at thc reporter. He. too. under­ which will have charge of the meet. ■ i.. — .A... ... t. — It.... TL fc . I l__L_ __ 1 ___ _ .. ...^.<11.1 lit as much liquor is being sold in Charlotte them In refinement uf artistic feeling. They unr lack of faith and consecration (Mai. ill. were no more worlds to conquer. He per­ stood telegraphy.—Boston llerahl. Slrrel Amams, aged 75, a farmer living were perhaps pardonable m> faros tradition 10; Eph. ili. 20). to-day as ever. It knows that It Is being I ixbed m!-<mbly after a pnAao.< d debauch. dispensed over the bars, as of yore near Novi, was struck by express No. 7 bound them, for making giant* with ' ' IL “This in the stone which was set pt I His mighty empire melted like What’s the me of talking this bosh.—Eat­ going north slxjut two miles and a half snoki-f' l<gs. ( nought uf you builders, which is become under the Influence of tiie rising It was my privilege, never to Lr frr.-cv from the village. He didn’t hear the on Rapids Journal. Thc hippocamps and tbe Tritons with the head uf the corner." Rend here Gen. । hia life work went apparently for ten. to be shown as vividly as in a mirror There will lx? a Farmer's picnic at Sun­ danger signal add was thrown nearly 30 horses’ tags and double flnhudls which xHx, -4-. ba. vlli, II. xxviii, id; P». cxriii, ( —Yankee Hinde. a glimpse of Washington on tin-rv-raing feet His neck was broken. He leaves n disfigure the railings of our Schtessbrucke 22; Zech. ill Iv, 7; I Pet, U, 4-8, atid sec field August 13. after Lincoln's asMs«innti<>*>; In the graph; wife and thrFe sons. come frt in nnotlii r time, when the antique what a fruitful simile you have in this ic, burning narrative of one wl» a: dawn Tiie annual conference of tne Liberal still ruled unrestrained and morphological stone, which *o woodrousiy .-peaks ot A couple of bright young men of Cincin­ took.up hto station at a sired eopn-r, a J. Wolkemluerpsl was driving a mus­ Rtanclanls were less common property than Element of-the U. B. church will be held Christ. Fail not to read also Dan. ii. 44, nati have invented and patented an eleeblock or two fruia thc bnuM nbtuv,Lin­ in auniield. commencing September 1st, tang In Saginaw when It ran away throw­ they arc now. But it is a matter of deep 43. And see that you are in the Hock aud tyical device whereby the pipemen of a tire ing him nut and dragging him a long dis­ moment lous'if a famous jiainter of the lay. The whole . and continuing one week. drinking from it (Kx. xxxiii, 23: l*a. xxvi. engine company may be abb? to telegraph coln under such a stranjs and hwful spall of tance. His leg was so badly spliutere<l present suffers such nion«tn«ities, issuing Sunfield appears to be enjoying a bulhl- thftt it was from tbe noxxle end of a line of hose to the silence t bat It might have Iren the (ittra necessary to amputate li "^either is there salvation in any from the trunk, as sleek, sheeny salmon' M boom. The newsy News of that place It to save his life. engineer- By • code °f •danaie given on a Unless internal the Mno Lii lictween thc other, for there is none other name under small electric bril the pipemcn can notify of the great last pits Irj*. with monghsi Menu to be enjoying prosperity with the Injuries prove more serious be will re­ [ hardly concealing -• human akin and the scale to dance real­ heaven given nmoug men whereby we thc engine** when to start the stream and crouching for svnt« nre iwlure i;- -fudA1 .... Beales, rest. Then- was no«M>and of wheels - r traffic; cover. istically up the cliffs or splash around in must Is* saved." ()ther foundation can no when to close down. In like manner a dis­ . ’ «ty.ep.i Charlotte ijt going at it in 4. systematic man lay thnp thnt is laid, which is Jesus trew. call way bo given to show that the no uplifting of any iHunnti» Daniel Hognm of Genesee, and a De­ tho sea. "«y to get guod streets. Tbe multitude admires such bine wa Christ (I Cor. ill. Hi. and he who buihtaon men in a building are In danger from moved with that faltering lightthey troit. Gnyid Haven «k MHwaukee raliwsy know In thc chamber of the dead. At- the I That Charlie Ros* railroad, the Colum­ engine disputed the right of way to a cros­ marvels os works of genius; what a genius, aught else is building on tbe sand. Israel’s suff-jeatfou or other cause.—New Orleans long last there came a iuuffled tramp— bus, Lima A Milwaukee, has l»<*eb found sing some time ago. with the usual result then, must Hollen-Breughei have been!— mistake was thnt, living ignorant of God’s TlmewDcmu. mt. tramp—tramp—cverj;step of which w-jmed * again. It h positively asserted that it Now Daniel wnnts $3,000 as a plaster for E. I>u Bota-Reymond in Popular ^Science righteousness, they sought to establish to tread down men’s hearts Among ita Monthly. ____________________ the.ir own, wldt-h was only filthy rags in will be builL hb injuries, and has begun a suit to com­ guardian soldiery. Wrapped in the pag, God’s sight (Rom. x. 3,4; Isa. lxiv.6; Math Country People to tbe Front in Cities. Atawoclal gathering in Harlem the fol­ Lincoln's body was bonic nlor.gr ami 'till i’arao i Arney will attend the FJalnwell pel the railroad to psy It vii, 34-27). tlial awful, lowering silence; nu bniuth; The conflict between city people and races tills week. < 11 "They took knowledge ot them that lowing procrt*|iog* were had: Mrs. Ranson A. Campbell, well-known those who live iu tbe country is as old as "So your nephew is going to get nutr- no cry. Abd suddenly one vofcx—a man's Mrs. Goo. Elser, ot Plainwell, was badly in Tort Huron, was thrown from her they had been with Jesus." Like their voice, with a waillniiot wrcnclsjngn$iffly, burned the other day. Her clothing! buggy and severely injured by her horse history. There always has Iwcn an influx master they had not been taught in thc “Yea, ma'am, next Saturday the knot cried so loud and sodrar that it serturd caught tire from a gasolene stove. I running away. Her little girl was also from without to within. So long as the schools; they had not thc wisdom of man. area of cities was limited, this waa strong­ tho'cry rung out tol thu confines of: the « thrown out and hurt. Tbe accident was ly and successfully resisted by thc citixens. but they had tho power of God which made will be tied..** Sheriff Welker of Ionia county, wasse-l lAttle Johnny (who has been listening world—“Dead! Dead! A^d the Aracdcan caused by some smart alecks racing their They felt themselves a superior class to itself manifest in them. God uses the vj-rely bilb n by a dog a few weeks ago. with open mouth}—I say. ma, ou the | flag around him! Godt God!"horses ou the public road. the rustics. The very words “urban" and weak things and reveals Himself to babco. last day they let the poor fellow eat any­ 1 And with that cry it seemed the city The wound healed up. but cuntlbucd to 14. "And beholding tbe man which wns "rustic" tall the story. ■ pain him M.vcrely. Instead of subsiding Martin Casey and Frank Towusend, healed standing with them, they could say thing he wants to. don’t they ?—Texas Sift- awoke from its frozen silence, ruxl ,was The Romans called the outside dwellers the pain co itinually Increaacd, hls hHtid both molders In Hodge's Iron works at vocal with the sound Of one vast lamrat— nothing against IL” The power of Christ und arm Ireingbadly **<xden. und hr is a Houghton were drowned. | Dorothy Lundl In Boston Com:-" ' -Uth. Casey and a ’*1111x01;" from which tome two words, i manifest in us is tbe strongest kind of «wery sick man Mentally and phjsiealiy companion were in a boat both intoxicat­ one of honorable significance, "villa,” and I pn-aching. and wben they saw it not only he Is a wreck and Las iud to bu placed In ed, when Casey fell overboard. Tobacco as n cau-w of depopulation in Town­ tbe other, perhaps n little modified by in tbe apostles but in this poor helpless NOTICE FOB HEABiN'i C1A1JIS an asylum. send Jumped in to save Casey, wben they medlwval use, “villain." Roman citixens beggar, their mouths were shut. As God France is advanced by M. E. Dccroix. a . looked down upon the country folk as an well known ant I tobacconist. The argu­ State of Michigan, Giant, .'tHarey—>» . Thu bank qf U. W. Keyes & Son, at both sank to the bottom. Tbe bodies were average New Yorker does upon a stray was glorified in these and In Paul, so Ho Nstlce is hereby give.). JMI; by desires to be in us (Gal. 1,94; I Cor. vi. ments by which he seeks to fortify thia WJW»S<n€><t for the .County y B*rn The robbers Olivet, was broken into. ----- recovered In about an hour. Jerseynian from tiie pines. opinion are by no means void of ingenuity, made ou the day of July A. /Jr 19,20). were busy working at the cheat with a AU literature has been tinged by this Nx months fnmitiud date were sU™; ,!h’ Malcom Ctrlon, a 13-year-old boy, was force uump when Karl I). Keyes stepped 15, 1A “What shall ws do to tbwie and are supported by the evidence of inves­ Itora to present their ctalnu asa>n*t thertaw killed in a horrible manner In Strong A feeling, and both writers aud statesmen tigations and information contributed by X In and fired two shots «■ them. They re­ M. Pennock, late ot have continued to deplore the exetasive men." The apostles being sent aside that various molical men, and of the vital sta­ Better dec.-a^l. and that all creditor.of sata turned the fire aud then escaped. This Is McBride's shingle mUl_at Mnskagon. He the council might confer together, we can was employed to keep the first floor clean. growth of cities as a national evil, and fancy bow in their hearts, at least, if not tistics afforded by different departments of are required to gmesl the second unsuccessful attempt to burghrobate Court, at the Probate office, in tbelW In stepping over a piece of rapidly revolv­ have exhorted countrymen to stay at home, yet aloud because of tbulr keepers, they the country.—New York Journal. of Hastlmc. for essmtnatlnn aud ?■1 la.-lze tire bank in a abort time. ing shafting, ids shirt sleeve was caught, telling them how much better off they rejoiced in Christ who had so honored or before the asth day o( “I, j Ray and Pearl French. Hoytville drug- and he wax diawn over the shaft When were in the country. f nd that Mirh elaims will N- hwujl hefoi’; Willing to Walk them; and it would not be strange If they eourt. on Wei'.ue*iay. the »xh day Observation has now taught us that this ■ gists, were fined 8100 last week for not finally released he had been terrible lo­ "What are yueLgoing to do when you get continued preaching Jesus to those who' and on Thursday, tbe Wth day of growth of cities is a necessary part of the Jured, and died an hour later in terrible filing their bond. to be a man?” asked tbe visitor. next, at too o'clock in the forenoon U c" evolution of our social structure, and that had them in charge. As to tbo council agony. t The little fellow's face amtimed an ex- “S&fSSy.Wh.A.D.IMt. Tuesday of last week T. E. Stearns, a it is not a growth at the expense of the they could not deny the-miracle, but they F CUAS. W. prominent farmer living Iu Eagle town­ Mrs. Anna Ward, who operates __ _ «,a country, but for the benefit of the country, thought poreibly they might put a stop to | Judrc ot, i rohste. ship. Ionia county, went to tbe home of taundry in Battle Creek, has been annoyed as well ns that of the city.—T. C. Clark in any more such manifestations. How they with a voice which waa evidently shaken did love Che poor and the raffering (?) by sad memories of tbe post, “Whip papa.” hia soo-in-law to find out when he could much of late by Invidious stories that Scribner’a MtOBATE ORDKK. these lovely, righteous people, who have I —Exchange. cut his wheat While there he went out have been started about her character, and State of Michigan. County of R*m still so many followers. What will become What a Bad Digestion Does. to pick some cherries. About an hour all of which she traced to M. Mass, a At a seaNon of the Probate1 i Tbe famous Kbajak tunnel ot India County afterward, noticing that he had not re­ clothing dealer. Mrs. Ward stood It until A doctor has been comparing the state ot of them (Matt, vii, M-t3)? of Barrv. holden st the 17. “But that it spread no further among pierces the Khwsja Amran mountains frgif3ycrMnst1n<». In said turned. someone went to look for him. patience cvmied to be a virtue, and then mind of a man before dinner and after who Kanwdav theel^hY rod hundred day of July. In «e and .anelrtSd. He was found dead under the cherry tree she started to avenge herself. She caught Buffers from indigestion. Before dinner the people, let us straltly threaten them, about sixty miles north of Inetta at an S?5S&i* PniMat. ClixAes W. AHMtron.-. /cd5e of with his neck broken, evidently having Mass on the street recently aud gave him the patient's thoughts arc something of that they speak henceforth to o man in elevation of 6,400 feet. It is 12.800 feet this name." Xs well stand by a river and long and was constructed broad enough to this kind: fallen from the ladder. a right-handed slash over the head with a ^RHhe matter of tke estate ot Aw-I P* H#1** “What a jolly thing life ial How grand tell It to stop flowing. Why do the people carry a double line of rails. One of the features at the fanner’s pic­ heavy whip. Mass started to ran, but It is to breathe the pure air, to revel in the imagine a vain thing and the rulere take d7>n reading a id Mint tbe petit >«><>. nic at Grand Ledge August 10 will be a was not very successful. Mrs. Ward fol­ counsel against tbe Lord? He that sitglorious sunshine, to laugh and be merryl baloon race to the clouds between a couple lowing him and and applying the whip teth in the heavens shall laugh, the Lord that the beautiful atmospheric blanket The With friends all around, a prosperous fu­ shall have them in derision (Px. li 1-4; Isa. of balloonists. They will start at a given very viiri i msly and successfully, wrapped around our planet varies in its ture before one, all one’s hopes and plans word and each will return to terra firma crowd ei orred Mrs. Ward. turn out well. It may safely be said vili,4), 10). Whatever is of God cannot be power to retain heat in proportion to the tfiHniMMtotemtf M?ra!‘£d to’“th* with his own parachute. that we live iu a good country, und that stopped, yet there are many , who light amount of dust particles that It contains In MU witI named or to some other sultsbi* Home Hint*. life b the moM enjoyable state Imagina­ against Him. It is said that local option is a failure lu I Green tea will revive rusty black lace ble.’’ 18. "And they called them, and com So cold b the weather in places like Van Buren county now. but from what and reml.-r ft a* good as new. □MUvLmI ---- - •• . But after dinner, when the salmon and Greenland, Franx Josef Land, Spitsbergen Irxppenod there last week. It Is fair to pre­ and other polar bear hunting fields, and so sume that the supporters of that measure Wliilr cleaning up bedrooms the doeet the cucumber and the lobster salad have are alive and hustling. The sheriff of that door.* ah<*uM be kept closed, to keep the begun to do their deadly work, tbe same an other persoui Intere-tcd la ot U»<Ur short the msaxi. that trees like the fir with Ibe high print ot lind u ihojr man thinks something like this: never grow higher than a tew inches. county swooped down upon Deeatur and dust out. __ <7r" ®: u>. print Wbon Up, dio.ild k™0 "Life is a fraud. Those who say life is fileTta’the cire of ItaUW. in said rojffltv. to* fu five saloon late, whom It to alleged, «ad who <«,bt to or, bnS Tanilsbed gold etnAroldery may be worth living arc humbugs; We go about 11 th, CncL.r b, not botwr 0u«1 to dihad been lulling liquor. Seven men are cleansed with a brush t ipped iu burned the world with a heavy load of care, and rvet th, Mineacton ot th, child thu la tbo WJul“dSrlndlct®eot from from morning till night our time b spent Will bn tried at tbe September term of the and pulvcrizeti rock atom. in battling with.new annoyances. Bills circuit court. Clrin straw nmttlngs and rattan furni­ । b having a great many ture with salt and water, changing the water ...i-u. Wasbrel in this way they the ground. Bah! Tbe whole thing Is ' The anci. * umbug!"—London Tit-Bite. OUR COUNTY ________ S^dd *.’“aS jqdge of Probate. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-08-04.pdf eff2fe83c013766eac3e60eb747516de PDF Text Text The best Advertisingniedium tn Bar­ ry County. v0L. XXXVIL NO. Hasting Hastings .......... i —r— ct, ba»k. S75.OOO.OC. S7.0U0.UU. , r H:<. i.tws of the State ot “' Ml^igan. t’V.vnrssDec.fS.lM#.’ HASTINGS. MICH., AUGUST 4, 1892. looks Here Wheat is low and flour should be the same. For a short time I will sell । White Rose Flour AT I) W. Reynolds, Cashier. .kctojw: K. B.'Mcsser. Chester Messer. !•. I. Culgrotd. . ; $2.20 Per 100 Lbj. This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to be first grade. Cheese, 10 cents per pound. JOS. ROGERS. • i,ue depoaltsand general . Transaeuju.____________ ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A SEWING MACHINE? >uy of tlu’ man who sells at the Same price to the : woman a* to the rich. He wont charge yon $55 bine and sell the same style of machine to an­ . us do some dealers.. Oh.no! Tngs win grow weary it they happen to light on the Sold by Fred L. Heath, The Drug­ gist, Or come in contact.with his Poison Fly Paper OR Insect Powder. “HE HAS THEM ALL.*' Patent Medicines ad­ ° vertised in the Hastings Ban­ ner. All the best Corn Cures, all the good Headache "Remedies. Anything in the Drug line we don’t happen to have we will be pleased to get for you. FRED L. HEATH, The Druggist. IN THE Old Wooden building one door east of City bank. I, a--. oil to Trav. as the doUir pf the rich. He sells DRUG STORE. Th,-l i Kiuming World Reni^Ked Domestic, The New II. ,,..,.. i: i -.mie other first-class* injchines. For 16 years the leading drug 11. .ill sell you a machine for a small payment down and book store in Hastings. ami “ ■ lialanve in monthly payments if desired. ■ It will ay you to call on him before you buy. X- mlb's. oils and parts for all machines, hd-Iui’SM icota, T. PHILLIPS The most complete stock and lowest Brices. All kinds used in the county. III. 5. Goodyear, The only practical drug­ gist of I 25 years experi­ ence. i Hastings, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Blankets, Bedding, AND Live Geese Feathers I he most complete stock of Dress Goods in the state. - Mich. To consumers ot kerosi ne oil in Has­ tings and Bnrrj’ Co: We have established an agency nt| Hastings for, the sale of Snow Drop oil. which for laminating pur­ poses has no 'equal. Bring a product of Pennsylvania crude «id 155 degrees Aretest makes it perfectly safe. it produces a clear and white light and free of odor, nor does it cause any deposit on chimney which is so common u ith cheap and low test Ohio oil.) .'■ilncr July 1. Michi­ gan allows tile use of UU degrees fire test oil which permits the the sale ot kerosene made from Ohio crude, and possesses k larger percentage of sulphur aud after ex­ tracting sufficient naptha (explosive pn^) to ralw thJ fire test to 150 degrees or more it becomes useless, so far as producing llglit is concerned but at a low test will burn fairly frell. still producing a very disagreeable jordor while burning and load­ ing the chimney with u greasy substance. Give Snow Drop oil a trial, the cost Is but , little different than what you pay for the cheap goods you are using and the satisfac­ tion you will get in light will more than compensate, saying nothing of additional safety. For sale by S. E. Phillips, H. L. Newton and Cook & Cook­ A. D. Maykamd, Wholesale Ag. Hastings, Mich. PROBATE ORDER ^r.i'isswiir^s- u.. TU. d.“ 5r July. 10 o» ;'A*. o' A full line of Gents Furnishing Goods. A splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella for SI.00, try one. Voigt, Herpolsheimer &, Co., 78, 80 and 82 Monroe St. > ’ We make a specialty °f making Gents suits and pants to-order. rount of Eugene tiartiioni. administrator. n. othe Saistaned for the bearing of said Jrttttoo and that the holra at law of »**•» Slid and all other persons Interested »« «*»} ’’.‘’“"'Thv rLwh X 1J copy Of this order to be weeks previous to w' MICH Hastings Banner. Publish od Thursdays by COOK: BROS.. KMTIXSH. SICB. Sticky Fly Paper, The Dollar of the Poor Man THE PEOPLE’S GRAND RAPIDS, Banner. ’w ^^<0x0. Judge of 1’roo ate (A true copy.) Hastings Banner and Detroit Tribune, COUNTY NEWS. s»«*P*riU» Iim the meat by which --- — - —..a.,.., u„. la hlt,,nuu ’*on sucu 8Ucfl “ flna ho,<1 upon the confidence ot the people. Delayed letter. Very warm and dry. Farmers are wish­ ing for rain—Mrs. Jack Smith and two daughters visited at her father Flower’s a few.daya last week—Mrs. Swarthout of Ely, Mich.. Is visiting her sister. Mrs. F. Brown—Mrs. Leon Palmatier. who Is sick at her sister’s is some better—Miss Maude Reynolds returned to her home in Ely last Tuesday—The farmers have just finished a very successful harvest—Miss Nora Ashley of Broward spent a few days last week with Emily Mead. 'Prairieville. Last Wednesday evening after the hour of midnight as a farmer living In the out­ skirts of our village was wrapt in the arms of Morpheus, a loud rap on the door awoke him and sprang from bib bed and went to the window and called to know what was wanted/ A stranger replied: "We want to know the road to Hastings,” and tho conversation continued about after this manner: Farmer. “Go north-/’ Stranger. “We don’t know which way is north.’’ Farmer. •Have you been through town?” Stranger. “What town?” Farmer. •Prairieville.” Stranger. "We don’t know where we are.’ We are lost." Fanner. ‘ •Which way are you headed?"’ Stranger. "Don't know." Fanner. •Where did you come from?" Stranger. "Delton.” Fanner. •That accounts for It. You are farther from Hastings than when you started. You fellows want to fool me," and be started for bed and with a pitiful gasp tho stranger said: ■ "O, no. We are in earnest, we are lost. You don't know me. I atn the editor of the Hastings Democrat, (and in a voice that would indicate he was about to burst into tears) "I wont to go to Hastings. We are lost." As bo was not in sympathy with his pol­ itics he was strongly tempted to let him lie lost; but being a tender hearted man the thought came to him,—"Do you see that bright star opposite the house?” "Well, that la cast Now with that to your right you will be going north." He thanked him kindly and started. Is that editor still lost? Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. WHOLE NO. 1938 their home in Hastings Saturday—Mr. Varah’s hired man has gone beck to Has­ tings to work—Lewis Williams ot Milo wai In town Monday—Elder Harding and wife have returned from Eaton-. Rapids where they have been attending camp meeting—The officers pulled a house ot ill repute In the south part of the town Saturday night leaving the parties 8550 worse off than nothing. That is the kind of officers to support—George Kerns Is having the root raised on the addition to bls saloon making It all the same height— The danev In K. of P. hall last Friday eve was well attended—all passed off very quiet—After working over a wood stove through the heat of the summer Mrs. B. Thompson has concluded to cook hereafter on a new gasolene stove bought of Aldrich Bros—Don’t forget the services at the church have been changed from 7:30 Sun­ day evenings to 3 p. m. the remainder of the confrence year—Lewis Williams just received some very fine specimens of the different kinds of ore as they are dug from the mines at Deadwood. It Is well worth your time to go and see them—Two candi­ dates rode the hornless goat at Maccabec hall Monday evening—Mrs. Henry Robin­ son has gone to Grand Rapids for the treatment of a carcinomatous growth. J. Terrell and wife of Owosso visited Wm. Demond’s. The former is a brother to Mrs. Demond—Mr. Berkhardt and wife of Potterville are at Wm. Demond’s, the latter being a sister to Mrs. I)—J. McGum of Cedar Creek was the guest of A. C. Walt over Sunday—Harvest is over with and our school house flag is not up yet. It is said that P. Colgrove will talk it up on Friday of next week. Everybody come —Dr Sayles Is getting moved into his new house—A. Emery of Woodland is banging the paper in the Dr.’s new bouse—Bolton and Gates of Woodland are buying wheat here at bottom prices—Smith Mun ion makes the first hum of the thresher—Mr. Editor please give us the law for or against Sunday working. (We must refer you to the Prosecuting Attorney— Farmers, fork up your trespass moneys’, then we can look for our depot. Come to thy rack boys. Itnwoni Mill*. The month or June brought a large amount of rain and many predicted a wet harvest as well as a poor time for haying but never was there such splendid weather for farmers to secure their crops as there has lx-en this season—We almost had a drouth but Thursday night brought a good , rain aud we are happy again—Gon lake just now has its share of resortera and it Is bound to be a stopping place for the weary during the hot summer months— The undenominational church at this place is fast being completed—Geo. Rickliard who was so seriously hurt by having been* thrown on the cutterbar of his binder is on the gain. Dr. Parkhurst in attendance— The hum of the steam thresher cau be heard in the distant*—We hear of some farmers contracting their wheat for 75c. per bushel—Look out for pickpockets while lu Grand Rapids. Mrs. E. 11. Bowou was relieved of her pocket book while in the city—The year '92 will be long rememl»ere«| for building cliurehes. No less than five are building In different lo­ calities not fnr from here—Hattie Hughes of Prairieville Suudaycd here—G. Coman is haying a new house built bi’ Duffey Bros. part of the week at Grand Rapids—Hra.. H. Coe and Mrs. Al Lanta were at Eaton Rapids last Saturday—Shirley Fisk of Detroit spent Sunday with Harry Dickin­ son—L. W. Felghuer and wife, Geonro Stringham and Miss Etta Wolcott spent Sunday at Thomapple lake—Mr. and Mra. J. H. l*almer of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, were guests of Putnam Bros, this week—Frank Brumm of Jackson Is at C. Wilkinson quite sick with typhoid fever—Elmer Griggs has returned from Eckford where he baa been for soma time visiting rela­ tives—Mrs. Jns. Fleming returned from Ottawa Beach last Friday evening—J. C. Furnlss started-for Ohio on a visit Wed­ nesday evening—Maud Southwick of Mid­ dleville was a guest at J. H. Harper’s over Sunday—Ora Stringham returned to her home at Battle Creek to day accompanied by Ora Smithy__________________ Additional Local News. Grand Excursion. The. Michigan Cen­ tral will rnn a special train via Grand Rap­ ids and C. A W. M. R. R. to Ottawa Beach and Macatawa Park, Angust 17, ’92. and sell round trip tickets at the following low rates: Adults. 81.00. Children 50 cento. Train will leave Hastings at 8:10 a. m., arriving at Grand Rapids at 9:30 a. m., Ottawa Beach at 10:30 a. m. Returning Ileave Ottawa Beach at 0 p. m. Grand Rap­ ids 7:00. Returning train will reach Has­ I •tings at 8:30 p. m. All who desire to stop off at Grand Rapids will have that privi­ « !lege. Train will run through to Ottawa Beach, landing passengers in front of Hotel Ottawa. Passengers wishing to go to i Macatawa Park resorts can take Steam Ferry boat from Beach dock, rate 5 cents. The beautiful steamer Macatawa will 1 make two trips, leaving the dock at 2:30 p. m. and 3:50 p. m. and give all who desire : one hour’s ride on Lake Michigan for 30 i cents. Children 10 cents. Tickets good i only on special train. । M. A. Gii.lman, AgL Lansing has come to the front os a trot­ .ting horse center. Last spring the Lan­ sing driving club was organized with a ' capital stock of 850.000. 120 acres of low level land was purchased east on Michigan Ave. $30,000 has been expended tn grounds, track and buildings. We are in­ formed by experienced horsemen that the track is one of the finest. The soil Is of that spring cliaracter which makes fast time and yet does not sore a horse. The track is of regulation pattern and eighty feet in width on the home stretch. There are the stake races as follows: 82,000 for 3 min trotters, 81.000 for 2.-24 trotters. 31.000 for 3 min pacers. The entrance fee to these stakes is ten per cent There are class races for following trotters, 2:18, 2:28, 2:35 and 2:40. Pacers 2:19 and 2:30. r, Tbe purses in these class races are 8800 each. Entrance fee five per cent. In ad­ dition to above there are 2 and 8 year old trots and 3 year old pacer, 8300 In each. The stalls at the Lansing driving club are large and well built with city water nt end of each seetien. The Detroit. Lansing &. Northern railroad have run a side track up to the grand stand and the electric cars are very near the grounds. Sume of-the bot horses are already entered. Weather permitting Lansing will have one of the best meetings of the year. For entry blanks or any other Information address, W. K. Prudden, secretary at Lansing. Quimby. Your scribe has been busy fur the past two or three weeks that he could hot get time to wilte-but Is-with you j again— Harvest is about over withand oats nearly ready to cut—Huckleberries seem to draw a good many westward nowadays—John Cafcteiein and family spent Sunday with relatives In Nashville—That inudi needed CANADA THISTLES. min was very welcome when it Came the oilier night—There was uo preaching at the school house last Sunday night the xxlland was in The law to prevent the spread of Canada Frank Geiger of Woodland In town towr minister being ill—Miss Rosa Lowell vis­ 19 IIn Jannan Sunday—There were only C—L ZZ Z-—— ’sXihistles Is a stringent one, as wlll.be seen ited at home over Sunday. ...................... huckleberry marsh from Carlton last■“Monby ­ repillng Its provisions, which are given day. Thursday there weru over 100 there belovf. 5E4-T1OX 1.—The People of the State of —Mrs. George Wickham of Muskegon is Crops are looking-better since Hie rain— visiting in Carlton—Rant Austin is settled Michigan enact, That it shall be the duty The second annual farmer’s picnic will be in his new home here—Arc you going to of every owner, poaseaeor or occupier o£ held at Streeter’s lan.dlbg August 19, Ex­ Ottawa Bench Is the cry—A great many land, to cut, or cause to be cut down, all Governor Luce ami Attorney Ellis and from this place will take in the camp meet­ the Canada thistles growing thereon, or on other prominent speakers will be in’attend- ing nt Lake Odessa from August 1 to 15. the highway passing by or through the anee. Hopkins' Brass band will dis­ same; so often In each and every year as course music j»n that day. Dancing in Theo Lewis of Battle Creek vMted at shall be sufficient to prevent them going to the hall day and night. Come one and all John Fleming's Monday and Tuesday— seed; and if any owner, jnssessor or as. and have a good time at the la|ce—The Charley and Grade Wright went to Grand qupter of-land shall, knowingly,, suffer' voung folks liad a very pleasant surprise Ledge Saturday for a short visit—Fannie any such Canada thistles to grow thereon, on Miss Abhy Potter last Saturday night. Hartman who Is .-.pending a few months In and the seed to ripen, so as to cause or en­ All reported a very pleasant time—Harry Ionia county was bouie Inst Sunday—The danger the spread thereof, he shall, on consays he wishes they would bring back rain caught a few who have wheat stand­ vlction, be liable to u fine of ten dollars ' what stuff they took out of his buggy, ing In the shock—Those who saw the rain for every such offense. especially* his old shoes—Will Pace is very bow Monday eve pronounced it the finest Section 2.—It shall be the duty of the sick—Fred Williams had the tuWortune they ever saw—Mrs. Jones and nieces overseer of highways in any towuship to to have two of Ills bay stacks burned the Nellie and Mabel spent Sunday with Mrs. sec that the provisions of this act shaB.be other day, but was lucky enough to save Emma Bachelder—F. U Huffman closed carried out within their respective high­ his bam and tools. Cause unknown— his school here Frldly—He has gone to way d stricts, and^they Hull give notice to Farmers are preparing to harvest their Ann Arbor to complete his medical course the owner, possessor or occupier of any oats—Fred Williams bought a line 3-ycar —Frank Andrus is quite sick at this writ­ land within said district whereon Canada old colt one day last week of S. Potter— ing—D. IL Foster was here to attend the thistles shaH be growing and. in danger ot Ella Williams was the guest of Emma funeral ot Mr. IL C. Gordon Sunday—Miss going to seed, requiring him to causa the Raymond last Sunday. Jennie Carjienter of Potterville is visiting same to be cut down within five days from the service of such notice, and in case such her uncle. Theo Jones and family. owner', possessor or occupier shall refuse or neglect to cut down the said Canada The farmers are rejoicing over tho fine ralnVe had just In the nick of time—The The Misses Ethel and Weta Wilkinson thistles, tire overseer of highways shall en­ IL 1’J company wits well patronized last of Nashville were at C. C. Gage’s the fore ter u|xm the land and cause all such Cana­ Sunday. 85 persons came from Hastings part of the week—Myrtle Tuckerman da thistles to be cut down with as little and a large number from Kalamazoo to en­ closed her school Friday at .the Checkered damage to growing crops as may be, and joy themselves around our fine lakes—It with u picnic. Al! report a line time— s4im11 not be liable to be sued in any action Is not often that a man has so much wheat Mary Wilcox, for tliu past two years and a of trespass therefor: ^Provided Uiat when that he forgets a field, but a certain man half teacher of tbq Center school lias been Canada thistles are growing upon non-res­ not far from here was putting away his .engaged to teach the fifth grade at Wood­ ident lands It shall not be necessary to binder when one of his hands reminded land the coming year—Have you heanl give notice before proceeding to cut down him of 30 or 40 acres in another field that the news? A little baby girl arrived at the same. Sec. 5.—Any person' who shall know­ was not yet cut so he started In again— the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Jewell The hotel Is about ready for occupancy— Thursday July 28—Nellie Frost Is enter­ ingly vend any grass or other seed, among There will be no Sunday school at the taining lier cousin Mabel Long of Marshall which there is any seed of the ’Canada church next Sunday on account of quarter­ this week—E. D. Tyler and wife of Ver­ thistle, shall for every such offense, upon ly meeting at Shultz—Another large kiln montville visited relatives here the past conviction, be liable to a fine of twenty of brick is being burned at Shultz—X Mc­ week—John Tuckenritm has the finest dollars. Sec. <J.—It shall be the duty of the pros­ Guire and wife visited nt James Ryan’s piece of corn wo have seen—Jay Preseutt last Sunday—Farrand Gesler. non of Dr. of Marshall was In town las', week look­ ecuting attorney of tlie county to prose­ Gesler of Saranac Is visiting bls aunt, Mrs. ing after his farm—The Misses Emma cute all violations ot tire provisions ot this and Ida Schafhauser are at home from act which shall come to bls knowledge. Bowaid Mosher. SKC. ".—Every overseer of highways Battle Creek and are entertaining a niece, Libble Clark, from the same place—The who shall refuse or neglect to discharge Delton. Mrs. Boice, of Coats Grove, who has Mlijses Davis, daughters of Alva Davis of the duties Imposed on him by the provtebeen visiting at P. Chamberlain’s the past Battle Creek have been visiting at Wm. lon'of this act shall be liable to a tine of Provided that the week has returned home—Mr. Hofstatter Latty’s the past two weeks—Mrs. Clayton twenty-five dollars: of Hastings has been visiting bls sister. Brown and daughter Jennie of Baltevue provisions of ibis act shall be publhhed in Mrs. Johnson this week—Mr. Kearehner were the guests of Mrs. Henry Tasker the l>amphlet form, and ten copies thereof for­ and family were the guests of C. Griswold first of the week—Jessie Thompson has warded to the supervisor of each town­ Sunday—Grade and Maggie Chase have left James Durham’s and no -clue to his ship in this state. It seems strange that any farmer would the whooping couglt— Mesdames D. Nor­ wherebouts Is known. allow these pests to spread over his fields, wood and Evans returned from their visit NaebvIHe. and it certainly does not show a very at Howard City last Saturday—Ed Evans Iter. D. B. Ovlatt preached for the Bap­ neighborly spirit to refuse tu cut them was at the hub Saturday—Carroll Skill­ man is visiting his uncle at Prairieville— tist society last Sunday morning and even­ down before they seed the fields of others Mrs. Skillman and daughter visited friends ing—Rev. C. I. Deyo of Belding filled the who object to the peat. If any further in­ In Hastings this week—Mr?. Arnold of pulpit at the Congregational church both formation is desired call upon the prose­ Kalamazoo who has been visiting her morning and evening last Sunday—The cuting attorney. mother tlie past month returned home last Baptist Sunday school liad their picnic at E. N. Reed, a prominent Pine Creek Saturday—H. C. Boynton left for Petoskey Thonmpple lake Tuesday—The M. E. and Saturday mo/uJug where he expects to Congregational Sunday schools bad a union farmer, was kicked in the stomach by a picnic ot Thornapple lake Wednesday— I horse, and may die. meet hte wife and there remain for two • weeks along the Jake to take In the balmy Post Office InspectorC. D. Eaton of Wilton Junction, Iowa; ramie the P. O. at this Auh0IM.kAckei.U!t.Ie *♦ breeze as well as the Delton Breeze—Fred pl.ee.nomd.l »l»lt S.lnnUr—Mb. U “ '*'** Loveland and wife who have been visiting A. Nichol, did Glen Yoons .pent Uw loro1 ctW«1 condition. at Martin I’oeVa tor two weeks returned to �A "cook 1 I CURE SICK 11892 AUGUST. 1892 ’ We. Tli. FrL Sat Su. Ko. Tu. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 97 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 31 jiYcr'audreguUui too bowel*. EvciUt HEAD (feitin Qhewintjlolacco QUAptfTr&l feww ACHE Otten do not. CARTS» WSOIC1HS CO., »OrtU SHALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SHILL PRICE FOR PROFIT GtzCz€^VzV<-<-zT-^ Enclose stamp for circular. rAHISH. PropT. ■ gives you more good solid chewing 4oryowyiion^ po IS. dress. When you want a FRESH LUNCH, Go to tho Fine line of creams and fresh confectionery. A. E. RENKES. - JxanKZtf<SBHQ5. Ipuijvilfe.gX BUSINESS CARDS. BS. E. H. A C. P. LATHROP. Homoepalhie Physicians and Surgeons All calls city and country promptly tended to. D p A. SCRIBNER. M. D.. V. Physician and Surgeon, x Delton. • Mich. Office In residence, one block east of depot. To Advertisers: H A. A C. H. BARBER • . Physicians and Surgeons. Call* In city or county responded to with promptness, day or night. If you wish to advertise and need instruction, send one dollar ' for our f’ Book for Advertiser*." A 1 little atiidy of that book will enable , you to decide what you ought to do, and giv* an idcaof tho probable cost, i If you instruct uy to place s certain nmeftit of adrertinaa for you In thevmy wa think will do you tbe most good, you should Bead *n explicit statement of what yoa wish to accomplish, and make sultekla arrangements for payment. Your order wlU then receive albths attention that it requires. If you wish an advertisement ’, £ prepared and a plan of advertising marked, on t: to bo told what paper* you should use, aud what tbe cost will be.'Wtt will furnieh the adver­ tleeinani and the plan—either • or tisement, w---w— <• them ..-•----------'CXKi. Itotb, anil submit for your ci aldemti^n, together with our bill. For preparing advertisements, electrotypes und estimate* the a<lvcrtuwr pays u*. For tbe expense of placing adverttoements and watch­ ing the fulfillment ot contract* wo are paid by a comrnlsrion allowed by the publisher ot the paper in which the advertisement appear*. If you want to learn IV1LLIAM O. LOWDEN. »I Lawyer. Office over Julius Russell’s store. Stats street, Hastings, Mich. A. SHELDON, • Abstract and Real Estate Office. * AtMtract Block. HasUaip. Stoney to losn on Iteul Edate Real Estate sold on e mnilH'ton. General eonvevauclng. itavb'K a complete set of Abstract Books, eon> piled from the Rreonb.-Zkn furnish complete 1 tract*. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. P I’. DRAKE, M. D., Office over Holloway’s drug store. Office hours from 2 to I p. tu. Telephone, eon acctlug wlilf residence, al Hollaway’s drug store • M. FJWL'JR.D.I). S. Office houri 8 a m. to 5 p. m. MITH A COLGROVE. Lawyers. (Office In Union block. Hastings.) Practice Is all tbe court* of the state. S 4. E. KENASTON, •* • Attorney at Law. • (Over J.8. (AxxhearaCo.’tstorti.) Vractice* tu ail court'of toe State. Collection* oroxjptly stteadlng to. all the In* and outs of advertiring without any cost or trouble, read PniXTXRa' Dtk regularly, carefully, r-t udloualy; Issued weekly. *3 a year. If you wi*h a complete catalogue of all newspapers, -end *5 tor tho Ameri­ can yewspaper Directory. For any further information addreea LT R. TIMMERMAN. Homcepathlc PhyT • slclan and Surgeon. (Office over Lathrop's drug store.) GEO. P. ROWELL & C©., L Newspaper Advertising Bnreai, 10 SPEUCI *T., NEW YORN. AW, REAL ESTATE AND COLLECT­ ING OFFICE OF Palmerton A Smith, Woodland. Mlcb. C. S. Palmehton, J. M. Smith, Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. mminafflu Act on a cew tecolaio the llrar. itomneh and bowel* DroauA (As , turou. Do. Mnxa' Pnxe Han. Snudlocl, mlldtet, UUillc., 1OUAM. PRO. ACSQimXR -Co nrv B»rry lv den Ml lb* Probate 'Wire in tw city of lU-»|igs. ln raldeounty.<mTu»d»y. -iteM'i <i«» of Jsfy, tn tbe ear one ’UMXmutd eitnlha>Kh«-i ninety t»o Present, Ubarle* W. Aritmin>:<g, JtuUe of Tro**:-. t . thi rending and hilus the petition duly verified KIRKS D IAMON ' at .Lunat, A. D. IfK. nt bin o'clock hi the . are raqtgnM io «pne ir '3>S m a Ae**lou of HultMil, AgruiMe, Cures Best for General Household Use. iUssi ।Dr. L. N, Lakins Deputy Sheriff Grant Sellers served a war­ rant of arrest for a ») debt upon John Coffer, who thereupon shot him through the breast. Seller* then drew bis pbtel and shot Coffey four time* and both men fell and died almost instantly. George William Curtis has noticeably Improved in health during the lart tow day*, and Iftsyecorery is not now improb­ able. ** A cloudburst in Marshall county, West Virginia, swept away a house and drowned the nine inmates. North English, la., has been completely destroyed by fire, only two buildings re­ maining standing. The total low i* 115,00a Private Keiser, one of the soldier* at Fort McKinney, Wya, bn* confessed that bo wa* hired to blow up the guard house while th* Johnson county cattlemen were confined there. The plot failed, and sub­ sequently tbe post was set on fire. J. H. Bradley, of Minneapolis, has been elected president of th* Illinois college a» Jai&souvllle. Seventeen hundred workmen employed upon the Waldorf and Netherland hotels in New York have been called out in con­ sequence of the trouble in the iron build­ ing material trade. In the United States district court at Springfield, Mont.. James Shepler was sentenced by Judge Allen to the peniten­ tiary for eighteen, year*, being six year* each on three conviction* for impersonat­ ing a United States offidcr. The senate has confirmed the nomina­ tion of George Shlraa, Jr., to.be justice of the United S’ates supreme court The president has approved the retali­ atory measure ngainst Canada which was CITY BAKERY. fHANVoUCAfl GET IN OTHER TOBACCO? YOU KNOW THAT IS WKAHOVARUOOKlgtifOR foot ot Mount Shaata, tn California, wo davMtated by fire, th* progre*- of which was only stayed by the blowing up with dynamite ot building* lying In ite course. The loe* amount* to 473,000. HISTORY OF A WEEK. curing oxul pr* ?• ■ This! Mr*. Bethany Bowman has tiled a suit for *5.000 damage* against the Chicago; Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway company for the death of her husband, Isaac Bow­ man, a car repairer, who was run over and killed in the yards of the company at Chillicothe, Mo., last March. Thursday, July 28. Congressional nominations: Third Cal­ ifornia, & G. Hillborn (Rep.); Fifth Cali­ fornia, Fagt-ne F. Loud (Rep.)-, By the collapse of the Bruggerman brewery at St. Paul one man waa killed and two others were badly injured. Four of the Bulgarian conspirators who planned to murder Prince Ferdinand aud hi* prime minister have been executed. Tho inheritance tax on the estate of tho late William Astor will not be less than $305,(100. which goes to the New York state The Rectal Specialist, OF GRAND RAPIDS, MICH., a*ekx* Will be a guest of the Johnson House at Middleville, every Thursday forenoon and of the Hastings House, Hastings, Mich., every Thur day afternoon and evening. At Grand Rapids all other days. He invites every sufferer from, any Rectal trouble to call and get a Jndg. Tro,^. ^ F^M1TOjori.< correct di.gnosi. ottheirdise.se, time required to cure and cost of j h~^i1od' for tor same w hoard- •and--------granted four application^ dlrorc* in th* apace ot twenty minute*. Herbert Slade, a prixe fighter, ha* run •way with and marrisd tbe daughter ot John Sneasely, a Mormon bishop. The girl wa* the belle of the region about Morn; Utah, and had all the young Mor­ mon* “on the *tring." The “old man" 1* disconsolate and wroth. ' . Ex-President C. K. Adams, lata of Cor­ nell university, ha* accepted the presi­ dency of the Uuireralty of Wlaconeln. Bishops Coasrova and Hennaaacy, of the Roman Catholic church, hare written to an inquiring layman announcing that among tho order* whioh no Roman Cath­ olic can belong to is the Knight* of Pyth­ ias. A great many Roman Catholic* be­ long to the order. Twonegroee were killed In Highland Park, Pittsburg, by lightning, and the fo lingo of tree* under which they stood wn photographed on the breast of one uf them. Thirty howling dervishes have arrived at New York for exhibition at tbe World’s fair. The president ba* ioued another pro­ clamation to the Cceur d'Alene rioter* commanding them to go home and behave themselves. New York and Brooklyn are undergoing a period of phenomenal mortality. Sat­ urday there were 286 deaths In Gotham and » proportionately large jgunber in Brooklyn. The heat was tLc principal factor in the fAality. A charge of nitro glycerine which John Taylor, an old “well shooter," wa* trans­ porting on a buckboard, exploded near St. Mary'*, O., and blew Taylor to little bite. Lawrence E. McGann ha* been renomi­ nated for congress by the Democrats ot tbe Second (Chicago) Illinois district. Emperor William and hl* suite bare ar­ rived at Cowes, where he will visit his royal grandma and witness the yacht The trustee of the Sprague estate at Providence, R. L, i* now paying the final dividend to creditors. There were 125 creditors and the total dividends amount to 27.15 per cent of the claims. A prisoner In jail al Glasgow has con­ fessed that he murdered Lord Leitrim and was concerned in the mutder of Lord Mountmorres and the informer Carey. The Danish storthing has decided to re­ duce I ho duty on sugar by 10 ore per kilo­ gram. John O'Connell, a plumber recently from Milwaukee,wm accidentally drowned in the river nt Rockford. Ills. Walter Maroney, of Burlington, la., fell overboard from a Mississippi, river excur­ sion steamer and was drowned. The chief of polfc* ot New Orleans has received a letter Intimating that Judge Marr, who has been ininaihg for several weeks, is held by the Mallx John Philip Sousa, leader of the Murine band, has been granted hi* discharge from th- Uhiteii State* marine corps, upon hl* ■ The dty of New Orleans has settled tho Myra Clark Gaine* case by the payment of K»23,7S8 to the administrator of the famous litigant’* estate. Hudson, Wh., and the surrounding country wa« visited by tbe meat severe storm ever known in that section. Store* lu town were fiixxied aud great damage wa* done to crops. The government of Salvador has given notice th*', the treaty of amity commerce, and consular privilege* entered into betweeu that country and the United State* Dec. 0, 1870, will be terminated May 80 18U3. Eighty houses and an ancient Capuchin monetary, with a valuable library, have been destroyed by fire at Male, a town In the Tyrol Niue hundred person* are rendered homele**. Th^ loa* amount* to 1250,(W. Mrs. Barbara Hoffmrister, a Chicago York looking up musicians for the band widow, has reported to the St. Lon!* police he will lead in Chicago. that'he has been swindled out of F5,4<M) __ __________________ ____________ ___ At_the Indiana State Spiritualist* ’ camp by Richard Stein, wbo recently kept a meetitn: nt Chesterfield, Dr. Westerfield, Chicago^ tho of Anidrraunt restaurant in Chicago, Stein and the An<lr-r>.iii; wa* was re-elected nresident president of widow were to have been married next the SMocirttlon. Mrs. Colby "Luther, of month. Crown. Point, vic* preaident. and Flora Hoarding, of Anderson, secretary. CougrcasloniU nominations: Thirteenth Indiana district. Colonel Charles Girard Couu.of Elkhart (Dem.); Second Arkansas, C. R. Breckinridge (Dem.), renominated; .Fifteenth Ohio, H. C. Van VcorhW (Rep.) Obituary: At London. Viscount Shers brooks (RL Hon. Robert Lowu), age I bl. —At AahUntf, W!*.. Chief John Buffalo, aged Ml.—At Knnkukee, III, Andrew Day­ ton. Marla Reed, a colored woman who claimed to hnvr known George Washing* ton, has just died at Louisville, at the age of 115 year*. Colonel W. A- McCorkle, ot Charleston, hi* be-n nominated for governor by the West Virginia Democrats. Mrs. James Anderson, of Rockford. 111*., whose husband wa* killed in a railroad wreck two years ago, was driven to Insani­ ty by the intense beat. Whitelaw Reid, candidate for vice presi­ dent, ba* promised to attend tho annual convention of the Illinois stats league of Republican ciub* to be held in Springfield, Aug. 18. The Young Men’s lycenm connected with the Church of the Sacred Heart at New, ark, N. J., has been ordered disbanded by -Bishop Wigger because at a ball given by.■ the society recently round dances were per­• mitted and beer wa* sold in violation of church rule*. Mr*. Barbara Cetealar is being proMcuted by the Indianapolis authoritiM for har­ boring unlicensed dogs. In tho two room* 1 she occupies she had been keeping ten mongrel curs, until tho place became hor­ ribly offensive. Mr*. Carolina Bara! wa* made so angry by a fine which Justice McIver, ot Milwau­ kee, placed over her, that she wa* seized with hysterica and may di* a* a result. Saturday, July *O. Congreaoional nominations: First Illi­ nois, Alfred C. Clark (People*); Second Illi­ nois, Edward D. Connor (People’s); Third Illinois, Jamas H. Randall (I’eople’sjn Fourth Illlnoi*, W. H. Van Oninm (Peupl*’s); Eighth Indiana,Willlaw S. Carpen­ ter (Republican); Tenth Indiana, Thoma* Hammond (Democrat); First Nebraska, Judge Allen W. Field (Republican); Fif­ teenth Missouri,Morgan (Democrat); Wyo­ ming. Henry A. Coffen (Democrat). Street car employes at Indlamipoli* are agaiu calking of striking, this time bacaukioueof their leaders has been dis­ charged for alleged “knocking down." C. IL Hardin, ex-governor of Missouri, died at Mexico, Mo. * The Cram Chemical work*, nt Spring­ field, N. J., were destroyed by an explo­ sion. Several heuae* In the vicinity were shattered and tho inmate* bad carrow LIVE STOCK ANO PRODUCE MARKETS. Chicago. Uuicuqo, Aug. ). Following were tbe quotation. 03 tho Ixjard of tra>lo today: Whe..!-Angus*, opened laud cIomxI 77^.- September, opened 77J4c, closed 77?|c: DtHeinbcr. opened aud eluted Hte. Corn-August, opened alia. c!o»ed September, opened closed October, opened t^Macloced te$fe.O«U-Augurt, opened ajKc. cloead September, opened and ciueed.'Mfcc; October, opened iJ.'Hc, closed Pork—August, opened S11.ciueed September, opened flXUBi, cloeed SlXlSft: January, opened S18.UTH, ckwed S1AWH. Lard—August, opened I7.-H, cJosed F.ki Live stock—Prices at the Union Stock yards today ranged a* folloW*: Hog.-Market rather slow and weak; packer* aud shipper* backward about taking hull except at conceasioMh price* W cent* lower; sales ranged at Sl.7Saii.iB rig*. SAA)tt5.pj light. »ASU® A«1) rougu packiuu-, mixed, aud 8A65A1W heavy packing an; shipping lot*. Cattle—Market rather quiet and slow; prices unctiangci; quotations runcvl st >4.1)0 choice to extra shipping steera H.50 liL&J stxxl to choke du. f4.A)^4.^J fair to goud, S3.5'jeLlQ commo:; to medium do, S3.4O LOO butchers' stoera. tt&O © .'1.50 stockerp, *2.(044-00 Texas stoera. Si 75© 4.40 range steers. fevd.rs, JI 75j 3.00 cows. SitxJSXii bulls and Jf.S3QAUU veal calves. Sheep-Market fairly active and prices weak; quotations ranged at *4.00^4.73 per 100 ite western. »X'>3®5.73| natives, *ddskt.«* Trx*^ .-end IM3fc7.ro temte. Produce: Butter—Fancy separator. 20o: dairies, fancy, fresh, lafillc. Egge-Uc ner dns nff 1 iv. .. _ ducka. Ifcftfcc; turkeys, mixed. PilOc. I'o ■■ V-. .'V. ... — _ riee—00 per J4-qt case. Wheat-No. 5 red winter cash. Me; Corn—No. . mixed cash, August, 65Uc; September, S.^e. Oats-Steady bat dull; No. - mixed cash. 3iMO35c; August, Rv. -DuU; 7U4>7Ja for rar teu lectwd. Pork—Quiet; old mem, SI" T.'.fi W.00. Lard—Quist; September and Octotw, Live Stock: Cattle-Market very dull and Slow at nt ... arr<»w»»Ksano. Sb. FREE OF CHARGE. MS The nd northw north. •Dr. Lakins has been located in the Porter Block, at Grand Rapids Mich., for over four and one-half years, and has cured hundreds of Grand Rapids’ people, to whom he refers with pardonable pride. He treats Rectal Diseases only, hence he is a Rectal Specialist in its truest sense. No matter how bad your case may be, of* how lornr standing, or who has failed to cure you, he will give you a radical per­ manent cure. . Every long continued or chronic case of Piles has produced cither Liver Complaint, Kidney Complaint, Bladder trouble, Nervous Postra­ tion or Constipation. Hence the importance of being cured without deity. . - , , Please notice. The following testimonials are from parties within your reach, any one of whom will gladly give you all the particulars concerning their case. Mcr7<> 8»rr Ml Mr. DcKubber Is Supt. of the WlddlMr. Jas. L. Wllklnx, ex Mayor of HastinKS. says: It gives me great pleasure to comb Furniture Co. (the largest factory- in state to my neighbors and frleads what I the world) and during running hours his know of Dr. Laklns, as a Rectal Special­ time is’ very valuable. Inquirers will please consult him any other time at the ly 1 had piles for four or five years, and factory or at bis residence. To whom it may concern:—! had Piles when Dr. Dakin* took my case, they would come down almost constantly When for ten years until cured by Dr. Lakin1 was on my feet and I had not been able two years ago. I also had a severe badber trouble, suffered Intensely and was to do hard work for over two years. They never came down once after tbe completely prostrated for weeks at a tin e -I employed eight different physicians in second treatment and 1 did more hard work the first G weeks after he took my case Detroit, Grand Rapidsand Ann Arbor and than I bad done In a whole year before ~' J *them u paid over 8400, but received -no •bene­ and did it with more ease and comfort too. fit from their treatment. Dr. Laklns as­ From what 1 had heard former Grand sured me my piles caused the bladder trou­ Rapids patients say of him, 1 expected ble and he would cure both by simply1 cuthe would cure me. but 1 was amazed at ing my plies. Thto he did over 2 years ago. 1 am now the' speedy and radical change bls treat­ free from both discard, weigh more and ment produced. I have talked with Mr. DeKobber Supt. am in better health than I have been for of the Widdlcotnb Furniture Co. and many rainy years. I wm constantly getting worse e ther Grand Rapids people Dr. Laklns has and I firmly believe I would not be-living cured, some of them years ago. and now hut for Dr. Laklns’ treatment. I know all speak of his skill a* a Rectal specialist of many be has cured, several of wbem I sent to him. I have never known Lin; in the highest terms. I sincerely believe be can permanently to fail In a single instance. Respectfully. cure any case of pile* uo matter how bad Isaac DeKtubeil or how long standing, and 1 advise all suf­ ReSsjMH So. College Ave., Grand Rap­ fering from any- Rectal trouble to consult ids, Mlcb. him at ouce. James L.'Wojciks, Hastings, Mich. ---------- --------------Tbe veteran Baggage Master ot the D. Mrs. IL L. Peck of Grand Rapids wax' G. IL & M. Ry. says: I was terribly afflicted with Piles for formerly a resident of Hastings, Mich. She says: I was a sufferer from Piles, over twenty years. - They affected my and Constipation caused by them ever general health so much that 1 was about since I was a child until a little over two to resign my position as Baggage Master of the D. A M. Ry. when Dr. Laklns t«egjn years ago when Dr. Laklns cured me. I wish I might tell every l»dy in the treating me. 1 began to Improve from the very first treatment and was soon land what be has doue for me. He has treated me for recta! troubles sound and well. This was over four and one-half yearonly but my general health Is better now I think than It hM ever been In my whole ago and 1 will say I have not felt the slightest sign of Piles since and 1 fee! at life before. . least twenty' year? younger than I did be­ 1 heartily recommend him to any suffer­ er from rectal tn»ubles who may be fortu­ fore he cured me. nate enough to secure his services. ’ Ret. No. 3V Barm-t: St. Mr. iVck is clerk ut police lieadouartera. Mr*. H. I- Peclt* Grand Rapid.. Mich. 270 Ninth Ave. 1 Gbaud Rapids, Mich. Hs*n: Ham: Of Ik) B bi in Pecple somr.tinics erroneously suppose they arc going to be badly hurt by the examination or treatment. Ask any who have been treai ed by Dr. Lakins and they will tell you it is nearly painless . JOSEPH ROGERS Of Hasting* say*: I f.t-1 a wonderful Improvement from pr. Lskliu’ treatment and they are a» the Dr. **>» alnm*t painless. N. T. PARKER Proprietor of tbe ilastlnim House says: I 1 am a patient of Dr. Laklns and cheer­ fully recommend hl* treatment to anyone suffering In in any Rectal trouble*. WILLIAM WOOD Of Hastings say*: I fr«-l much better already. The pain from Dr. Laklus’ trvaUpeDt Is nothing. FRED C, PARKER of the Hastings House says. . Dr. Laklus ha* treated me only twice. me. H I am satisfied that lie .will cure G. IL DURKEE Blacksmith of Hastings nays: I dreaded the examination and treatmenl beeaum* I had been badly hurt before. My caw is a very" bad one. yet Dr. Lakins- treatment is nearly piling-.- CHARLES ANN1SON. Ad old rcsldeut of Middleville. Mich. say-. Dr. Lakins says I am not yet cured. but I feel as well as I ever did. The tiro1ment is very mild. JOHN W. WILLARD Of Mlddldvllle says'! Have bad only two treatments and havn’t felt so well In ten years. Utile < r no pain to the treatment. Arc you still skeptical ? Then talk to ALL of the above and many more whose mames w lie given or sent to you. Main office, 35 and 36 Porter Block, Grand Rapids, Mich. Entrance 132 Monroe St Phone 218. MORTGAGE SALE . Default having been made tn the condidons of a certain mortgage made by Francis t«teby and Cordelia tJHeby. bls wife, to Mr*. C. M. Can- ■ line, dated Awil iBlh. A. D. »KJ. and retorted in t he office o< ibe register ot deeds, tor the county <>t Barry ami State of Michigan, on the S®lh day ot April. A. D. iftdk to llb«r Wot mort- MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been nuule In the condit1.**-: ■ a certain mortgage made ahd executed by Wi! SMLjlMi Ma IMUe K. Mead bl* wife ol t th city of BL Paul, State of Minnesota, to Henry WjSwi*al»OMiA8*ptraetier thirteenth a. d. iau and recorded in the office of the Register .>( Deeds tor Barry eounty State ot Mlcblcnn on riw by Mr*. C. M.Cantlno to Join ULTB* I**! bi .'Kid assignment wm rec Liber .*!.>" of Martmces on pages 177 amt UJ register of deed* for the which said mortgage was dulv asslghed by said state of Michigan, on the Brat Henry FtashoutTo Denial Striker of ILi.-:-’. .' Michigan by assignment bearing dole tbetwi-utletb day of IMayA. D. 1R!«o and r-conird :a tbe Office el said Register of Deeds tor H ;r. eounty Michigan on the tenth day of May A. i>. on Uh second M0 tn Uber nar of aMlgumenU on page ;u.i. upon which mortgage there Is claimed to be itm* count at the date of this notice the sum of eleven hun­ dred one and ll KO dollan and an Attorney fee of fifty dollan provided for In said mortgage tube due st tor date of toisoouce Um snm ot and no suit or proceedings at !*w having b<*:> temr hundred, thirty seven dollars and seventytt>woewr tile debt seenred by sab. Virtue of the power ot rale coolslned in nwrtiw and the statute In such case mrtv and provided, notice I* hereby given that on Fridav the nluateecth day of August A. D. IMM *t fen o'clock In the forenoon of said day I «b*H sri! M public MNtion to the highest Mddernt t!u i.. front (low of tbe court house, tn the 4.ity "■ Hastings. Barry county, Michigan. nJu: ■ the place where the circuit court for Barrv county is boUenlthe premises described id Nd’1 trout mortgaae or »o much thereof m mav be here«" couanT l^bQMsM? the sary to pay the amount'due on said arnttpu wtth lea percent Interest thereon and all l-y; premises described in said mortgage, or so costs together with an Attorney fee of fifri lars *a provided therein. .The premise' io •old and being described in said mortetf- a■ c-at Interest and all legal costs, t-gel^r ' an tho** wrQn piece* or parcel* of land MtuahIring and being In the township of Hope lu t hComity ol Barry and Stale of Mlchlrf* .JH11 ' scribed a* toitoin. to wit-. Tb* west bad of tbe *ootbB*r quarter, th* east half of tbe wut-.wwt quarter and the southwest quarter of toe tallow*: north east quarter of section number thirteen i. - - —,ntna ?r*n’rP<rt‘bSJiC; NOTrtieretora, <>y virtue ol tbe r>o#vr ot sale contained tn aabl EKsS • p<T->n. DAS1KL AMlRuee ot Mortgsift. th II K I! • �EHHI8H0 MORtGAGE SALE. •-1. .vine been made hi be eon4!’!• ms “Would you knr U irriottindated £t’»«l.Bolster A. I)., l: '■!.£"*> tb* M -TO*Ilk 1 ;rCthe’<mnty bl tent ■. i;; tourth <i*y.»t Dcceinow A. K, Our Servants Our life T^e’er grumMe, i n nii'nit.-Ap’ there is claimed to i,- .4 tM- notice the sum of four d,.li.in and txr>nty fivjB cents., rut twenty-live dollars proand no suit or pro;inR u-ii instituted to re­ - cured t»j said mortgage. is a Between Potter and the Sink, ers at Homestead. 8CIEF.DT TALKING FOB EFFECT. HouestsaD, Pa., Aug.* 2.—Homestead’a I fi tl?e cause of bur bliss; Fbr all sorts of cleaning "27 It ne’ertcoTnes aiqiss. i t twenty-live doilara cov situate in the toWnship -oi-.ntv of Harry and state of nown anil described as follows: ■;.-if of the southeast quarter of the rter of serti-m thirty town one sevea nest containing twenty ’l iiti'bGT; .tsslw.ee of Mortgagee. Made Only by N.K.iairbank8cCa Chicago. \ • • oniep tor Assignee of Mortgagee. CROUP REMEDY .DO YOU 1 SHORE Eb POWERJ’ NO. 35. ; i igan Central dLWrfYS THE SAME . .. .V.uj/arj Falls Route." ISSUE OF VERACITY dreaiq >' v’rfue of the power of s'.ld moitgage. Mid the , :i.|-and provided, notice : in: Srfnrday the sevenHepirintMT, A. D.. W2. at ten r. i <u>n. I dnil sell at public l,h-lwt bidder, at the north ... . nt-rt House In the City of tnx tin- I'lscc where the Clri: irrv County is holden). the in s*ld mortgage, or so .DREN'S COUGH CURE ny "with pleasure faces so beam? “3 ALWAYS THE BEST 5 CIQflR I C ough OgN DELAY T KEMPS , balsam I' je-sC°'iG’lca^ IN THE 13.WI S.M| t.Ofl Local Arent. HasUiigs. Office at FORDS' HOTEL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 16. One day only. striking steel workers were considerably agitated last night. T|iey hud "atikfied themselves of tbe correctnw ot Superin­ tendent Potter’s statement that a number t f former employes returned to work yes­ terday. Thia evidence ot weakening on the paitof men who have loudly pro­ claimed their loyalty to the Amalgamated association worries the members of that organization, and night the streets were filled with t rik rs discussing the situation with much uni motion. Provost Majibnl Mechlicj, fearing the break in the rauks of the strikers would lend to i statenjsnt is made that 300 special watch­ men are to be sent to HomrOad. The opinion is gaining ground that Pinkerton men are being sent, form this duty. H. C. Frick w» still Improving yester­ day. He was able to do considerable walking about. ArrHCgeipepte are being riaahvd for the release on bu*«. of Bauer and Knold, tho anarchists arrested for alleged complicity with Berkmann. The Long Brunch baker, Mollick, who has been dragged bare on the same charge, will almost certainly be released, m no additional evldc-uee against him has been secured ffltd nil there wits nt first was that be bad tent Bcrkmann money. Pinkertona to Proe<cute. Tho Homestead rioter* and those who took part in the affair after tbe riot, when tho detectives were compelled to run the gantlet, will b« pro-scutcd for aggra­ vated assault and ba'tery. The work of securing the necessary evidence to convict tham> engaged in the .assaults on thePinkertons and the robbery of tho surrendered men has J>eon going ou for some time, and it is now so far advanc’d that informa­ tions will be made in a few days nnd the persons-arrested. Among thoee who will be arrested are several women who were partlcuarly active nnd aggressive. z- EART HEART CUREfor!llesrt trouW« with ereat reanlu.’ JjO Bar. Fttchburs. il ich.. wm 111 far 15 y*ars Bxraid food: all pains left ™.. Pittsburg, Aug. 3.—The first break Ulustrsicd bock FREE al <JnMq(ii>ix or address Dr. MIIm* Medical Co.7tlkhart,ln<L trouble, doubled the guard around the f "U1OH« 'be Iron manufacturers of the Mamill .nd In th. .1. rau ndjncnt tb.t.ln. I ShroMSO ™>>«n e*m, * day. . Tbe Akron (Ohio) Iron company j signed the Amalgamated scale nnd TOO That the backbone of the strike has j men will return to work; Other manuTIME Table. teen broken is acknowledged by every one facturen will probably sign the scale at an In effect May 15,1K». save the member* ot the advisory commit­ । early day. tee and the more radical unionists. Last A second conference between the wire Favorite Route between Grand Rapids, Ik trott and the east. night Superintendent Potter said to a re­ nail manufacturers and the'Amalgamated i.v. I Going East I A.Ai. NT | P. M.~“* porter: “Altogether sixty of our former nssociatlon was held yesterday and the Gra.d EapMi scale discussed without result. A few employes Lave returned to work and we Ea t Paris minor pointy were agreed upon. Another Mct.’onl have been informed that many more will 1 meeting will be held later lu the week. make application for their old [dace*. Can Give Homestead Points. Twenty-seven of our old men came in to­ । Vancouver, B. C., Aug. 2.—The crew of da/. Twenty-four of them found their woMiuuy Nunfiehl places still open, but the others,' I am the ship Richaril III, nonunion, was taken Mulliken sorry to say, were disappointed. But from the vessel at Nanamlo during the Gram! laslge while they cannot step into the positions night, while tho captain wan absent, by lamli'g they gave up a mouth ago these men. will armed union snilora and marched to an old Detroit house nnd there kept under guard until bo given work. two of them escaped and reported to the I police. A posse immediately went to the Lv IHowartl City “The strikers who have come in outof tbe „ Edmore wet in time will not be asked to eat nnd house and released the remainder of tho ,. .-itanton capturing two sentinels, who refuse .. touts sleep In the mill. They will continue to crew, to tell who the others were. Ar Grand Ledge occupy their Homestead residences aud will Strike in the Sawmills. be given ample protection. Many of the re­ "Going West Stevens Point. Win., Aug. 'i—All tbe cent arrivals from tho east have applied I ‘ Detroit for houses and will bring their families men employe«l in the sawmil Is at this place L-Uislrg here soon. We got in over 100 cots today j struck yesterday. There are 300 of them, Grind I..Mulliken and nearly as many men arrived from dis­ 1 and they demand an advance of 25 cents Sunfield tant points. I sent word to the Pittsburg j per day with an hour less work. The emWoolbury office this aftemon that we were getting ployeni will give the advance with eleven Lake Ode-in too many men by rail nud water. To* ' hours—the working time now-i-or the old .. iElmiEiio morrow morning wo expect fully 100 ' wages with teu hours. .. Alto ‘ men from the east. This will gave us in McCord .. 'Es-t Paris [ DEBATE ON THE TARIFF. the neighborhood of 1,500 workmen, many Ar iGrauJ Eapldsl of whom are skilled mechanics. "Wo will after to-morrow relax our efforts to secure workmen, in order to give our former employes who prere led into this trouble innocently nn opportunity to get back. Naturally we prefer them to green hands.” There is no longer any doubt about it, the Amalgamated association baa lost the fight aud from this time on the Carnegie Steel company will operate its Homestead plant with non-union men. Tbe advisory board of the strikers met last night. Upon adjournment the secre­ tary gave the following official statement to the -United Press: "But two Home­ stead men went to work in the mill today. One was Edward Lyon,brother at United States District Attorney Lyon of Pittsburgh The ether was Charles Gcotel, a member of the Homestead school board, who will be deposed. There are less than 400 men in the mill. Ono hun­ dred are tramps.” Madison, July 29.—The weather was Purti Mid superb and the grounds of tbn Monona tools Lake assembly were full to . overflowing, Howard City louia sun men* and trains having carried thou­ Sunton sands to the place to hear the great debate tdiuore between ex-Governoc St. John, W. C. Warner of the New York Tariff Reform ou drual. Parlor car* ou all trains between Grand Raoclub, nnd Governor McKinley. Muclylls- l<1s nnd Detroit. Seats 35'cents. Connections apiKiintment was felt when it was learned made in Uulon staiijn. Grand Rapids with the Late of London, now of Chicago, with a BRANCH OFFICE at that Henry Watterson was too ill to apHILLSDALE. ^TXOEC. pcar. but Democrats were pleased to learn U<». .MA.NInrKK. IKAAKKSX HITS, ni.K llArthat Mr.'Warner would take bis place. ID.< AND i*KTOeKxr. Favorite route to the* vis.rod this County oach mosrth for the past six months, and during these visits hns examined and sunimer resorts of northern Michigan. The debate look place at the t-pacious tab­ Orescptbed for hundreds, au<yeffected many of tbe most Wonderful Cures over made in tho State! Trains leave Grami it ipl-U for Chicago. 3A. ernacle, but by 9 a. ni.. one hour before imp friatids and neighbors about Dr. Holman S. Humphrey. There is scarcely a noi"hborhood in the county that the debate, only standing room was to be Mn-.e for Sianhtee aud Traverse City 7:25 A. had th<- benefit of the doctor’s wonderful skill, and rarely a family which has not had one or more ot its members had. M.amlOzH K M. '. from death and restored to health after all hope had been given up and the family physician pronounced thfd&M* Parlor car. op day trains and sleepers ou 11. If afllicted do not fail to consult this most eminent physician and surgeon. Mr. SL John was accompanied by Presi­ night trains to Chicagoi’liinatiuiw. constiltaUotw and advice free. Ask our agents fur further particulara or dent Willett S. Main, and Samuel D. write to Hasting*. While Mr. Hastings was introduc­ GKORGE DKllAVEX.Gen'l Pass’cAgt. Grand Rapids. ing him. Governor McKinley appeared in company wiih ex-Congressman LnFolMORTGAGE BALE. »l to a*e *zp*n«ive testraments and lelte, General Lucius Fairchild, and exWhereas default has been made in the pay­ Yesterday nearly £00 old employes who Presideiit T. C Chamberlain of <he state il<«tor« sml H—i!e la making atmljsia. microscopic ment ot a certain Imlenture of mortgage made had money on deposit with the Carnegies university. There was mucIS euthuaiaum siul executed by Clement Higdon, of Riven, >.rh»r »d*&tifio cxtuulnsilon*. jot he went up to the mill office and drew it out, county and state wf Michigan to 1‘eter •> do chargre to any one. believing it to • pntl*nt« *11 told in Mian*«nu. Wiaoouiln. H- fv pursuant to a notice given by the flrm. A manifested afathe sight of both speakers. Jackson «f Furol--- village. Seneca county and :ni< AUtwini. G*>-raia. Tro:i*M»—. OliUi <>”<iU SL John was'the first speaker, represent­ Cmert. ,-h ot tb.iphy*i>'Un'sdaty toiucertain rtxte or New York, bearing date the 29th day of d’MDB, bar* b-*n folly fiv* cirri** that odm*'*’-. id large number ot ot lieri» against whom tho ing the Prohibitionists. Mr. Warner rot- September. A. 1). ivri and recorded In the :<>t><-utrue coo«1 idea without expense mI>- tev-ihi’d- <>f th*«e»nfl»r*i« w*r*giv*r uo mill holds mortgages paid the interest yes register or office of Barry eountyand state h<.p*l>*> inviiliiU, x>tz>*tob* blind. *.,n>r<1'-*f. 16 terday, and a* yet the men claim there is lowed for the Democracy and Governor ol Michigandeeds In Ute-r X of mortgages on page <1 r,fh*r» • to •crofeta. etirs.r.ir k!• )*••> •! *• f McKinley cloned for the Republicans. > doddre to locate a monthly visit 563 on the Drat day of October A. 1>. 1K74 on -.»•••. cooromptlon. <lr*trocti<* frn.nl” M not one mortgage which can be foreclosed. which inurt.'uzi* there Is claimed to lie due and >ck to m* Mm. nod qo wonder, for Amut* <41i< r», boudmla of ci>l!<lr> n f...:*lr— ’> DEMOCRATS WIN IN ALABAMA. unpaid at the iUte of Uris totlce the sum of • - rami cst ion. and often without drfortaed. But brink! d<>w tnrny of thetn --t- .u eight hniidrtd and ninety hve dollars and fifty ,tion. be tells the inrslid what President Weihc yesterday declared that rod hsMr.wl rwoev't* i<J055i) and no proceedings at law ■* II. rod the proapect ot h cure, Thud -co the Amalgamated nxMiciatlon would not or In equity having been instituted to recover wonderful of all tie valoewhls ttret OOO Majority. furnish transportation Lome to men who said debt or any part thereof. a rod first look stn patient more come nrrc ami w.«u oomeBtBMIXUtUM. Ala.. Aug. g-Tha state Now. tiit-ref ore. by virtue of the power of sale come here nnd are are .nowwarei <lis*<ttiiflrd with Home'.atMi'Dr.nnmpbrejrls nover tnls■ ibutnosis in rojr care. stead. All the mm-uidon workmen at election pu-ox >t off quietly, and the heavi. cotiui ed in said mortgage, and the statute tn such case ni-wle and provided, notice Is hereby •methode differ markedly from Homestead are now fully srnird, nud' ext vole tor years was polled. A large given that on Friday tbe Hti: day of October, Superlnteudent Potter declares they will part of the negro population voted aud A. I). IMS. at one o'clock lu the afternoon. 1 shiUl sell at puMic aucnan, to rbe highest bidder, at nsristHf* every p*rti<-n'*r n» protect themselree. their V'de was about equally divided be­ the north front door of the court bouse tn the ni <> i.b}*icn! cotxlitn.u rod men tween June* nnd Kolb. Governor Jones aud city of Hastings, (that being the ntace IAMS BRINGS HIS SUITS. nn<l the regular ticket ura elected where the circuit court tor Barry county Is hold­ en). tbe premises described Id said mortgage, or by not lew than 50,000 majority. Hl* ma­ ro much thereof a< may be necessary to pay the jority, many believe, may reach 70,000. In amount due on said mortgage, with accfoCivilly and Criminally. interest, and all legal costs, together Birmingham Jones majority exceeds 3,000. fix . » con>|.DtM sod the r*-toting ... Prrretunui, Aug. u—Ex Private Lams In Mobile it is 1,000. Kolb carried but one , with an attorney •» fee of twenty-five dollars nt body m-nMinxi sraiost th* covenanted for rherein, ’he premises being yesterday begun the various suits against county, ho far ns reported—a Republican 0escribed in said mortgage as all the undivid­ tl'l xh)* for l*rrt w-K rod ed one half of the r.otthwestquarterof tho south those whom he claims wrong’s! him and stronghold. The Democrats have tbe leg- ' east quarter of section thirty one 131 • town . injured bis go<xl name, and hn* made in­ bdature. three (J) north of range seven (7y west and conr. 'mlike i—. —----- - _ M»lrdug forty acre* or laud mure or less; also formation before Alderman Riley against iMitivtly whether any given the lollowliig premises. iH-gintilng at a stake Gen. Hawkins, Lieut. Col. Streator and Washington, Aug 3.—The situation in standing vouth twelve chains twelve and OM-1 mrot. Assistant Surgeon William S. Grim and the investigation of Watson's charges of ball links, from a stake, sixteen dial ns aud thirty links west from 'luaro r stake between others unknown, charging them with ag­ drunkennesa on the floor of the house is sections thirty one and thirty two In the above >d . q. ► 4 gravated assault nnd battery, and assault about as follows: A dozen representatives, town, thence west eleven chains to u post, ’■ fi'.-t thitl they hr.vcrutJHrMl fur lhenre south seventeen degrees, east six chains Cures After All Others Fail and battery. Warrants were ixaued and correspondents and others testified that slid.fifty links to n white oak tree, theoce north placed in the hands of constables. A civil Cobb was drunk when he made his speech seventy nine degrees, east ntne chains and twenty five links to a post, thence north four suit will also lie brought for damages, and on tbe Noyes-Rockwell case; twenty-five chains and fifty links to tl.e place oi beginning, r ini* m—.................... ... • . » Idms’ attorneys feel confident of securing or thirty representatives and correspond­ lugether w tin all tbe right of Cc- vMe wtiich Che ro.lt* wiUrh cedsin ••liUry «»«»<* iodi*or*<« pnutHwipr • | heavy damage*fur their client and also of ents with Stenographer Devine, who re­ party ot the first part how ha«, excepting from shove four half ttcre tots heretofore deeded upon some vital orxro, wlrieb mnconvicting the defendants on the charges ported Cobb's speech, have testified that tbe to Hooker, Scutr. Buchanan and CorseU. all ho was not drunk, but thfit bis rambling situate in the couniy ot Barry and state of made ’ at the close was owing to the numerous’ Michigan. Dated July Hth, 1 in*’ skillful pbjwiclmi vnn render you ai» O-Gtaaei’ fllirtiur HMinkilxl th1 The presence lu Pittsburg at nn early hour Interruptions. Some of these, however, VOVKIIT, yesterday morning ot Battery B nnd the admit that he sipped whisky as he pro­ Mortgage. Sheridan Troop of cavalry excited consid­ ceeded, but claim that hard work had Attorney Fur Mortgagre. erable comment. It is said that their physically exhausted him nnd made a presence was without significance. How­ stimulant necessary. ever this may be the fact that the troops were in their saddles and en route for WAEIUNOTOX, Aug. 2.—The First Na­ Pittsburg before fl o'clock, evefy'man fully armed and equipped with several rounds tional bank of Denison, la., capital S100,'H. nrdlcai world cmnstrotif. Th* tnKhod- «»f Mof ammunition in his cartridge box, while 000, nud the City National bank of Bowia, at the very same hour the Carnegie com­ Tex., capital >30,000, "have been authorized pany was taking a crew of nou-nnlon men to begin buslnexa. Tbe City National into their Thirty-third street Union mill, bank of Murphysboro, Illa., has asked per­ together with the answer of one of the mission to establish a national bank. battery officers to a citizen who inquired Called the Michigan LegUlatare. what they were doing in Pittsburg, “Oh, Lansing, Mich., Aug. 2.—Governor Wi­ we’re jus; exercising a little, but—if _ oc aomtron there had been any trouble at Thirty- nans has issued a proclamation convening a'-pui «t>ull<* lu microscopy of tho blood third street this morning we would'not the legislature of the sure in special ses­ ■*. who carries with him a fall Una have been very far away," goes pretty con- sion Aug. 5 for the purpose at rearranging pomfortHbln sad ”**- risk Incn'rrwl. tin merits sod apparatus for mnkln* cluHlvely to show the true object of the the senate districts aud apportioning anew 1 «• i-nhftc examuuitiotui of the various tho representatives among the counties early morning twelve-mlle excuraiota and district*. ofttitnae 'i-i<i*n»d I Eight Pinkerton men who were, it is The success of this Great Cough Cure is rofri, among those who went tollomesteaa £ri<£"£ro^od-. auouid dad rod mm«.Milwaukee, July 29—A dispatch from without a parallel in the history of medicine. In the barges on July fl, havobeen In Pitts­ and All druggnts are authorized to sell it on a pos­ burg several days, uurg nciciai o, making their hetuiqunr- t Merrill states that tbe men are quiet . it: re guarantee, a test that no other care am saelent nt the general offices of the Carnegie orderly. All the mill* nre *liut ilown. No hiHtr. prwnMnr* rtiMHine -u inn’iy TO»q». c-s-tully stand. That it may become known, Steel company. Into their bauds ban been ; damage bo* Iwn done nud none Im threatrod kin.lred wt.id. h .»• Inn <>«,the Proprietor*, at an enormous expense, are entrusted the work ot examining the emd. Robert Sri.illitig i» here and will placing a Scmj’le Bottle Free into every home numerous applicants for position* at Hotno- ndUtcs* Ui« mevtiug. in the United states and Canada. If you have Manhood Ferfoetly Iteatored. Z;'”*'B ^rnin< point in th* coarse stead and forwarding them to their desti­ nation. Among tbo.-e who were sent up bleorore. it will < are you. If your child has tbe c'irJbIxnt.toi : 1: ILUauliO, Uli, Jut J D. — Mrs. Robert yesterday were a nuinberof uieu who were rororoted kidney ,ffrotfons..w»<Wd . .. nett _ Morrell, residing a few miles north of to as watchmen in the mill. They nTapbrey'. r-rmrorot fomT.5(Examination of Urine) were seen by a number of men when board'- ' here, while out in the yard was attacked from tw.. tu f,.or oaao— of the first urins o Ing the boat, who claim to have recognized I by a large bumbkbre nnd stung on tba SHDXJH S CURE, Price locts., &□ ct them as men who heretofore performed , forehead. Shs died fifueu minutes after- |:.oo.« If your Longs are sore or Back slmllar duty for the Pinkertonv. Th# , ward from the effects of the sting. utc Shiloh’s Porous Plaster, Price 25 — DH. HOLMAN 8. HUMPHBEYJ o DR. HOLMAN S HUMPHREY SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE �— Hastings Banner. Thursday, August 4, 1891. San, neighbor, and grow a litthi indoor ideas. If the tariff la responsible for these things, please explain why strikes are more frequent In England than In Amer­ ' TDK kastutgs. MICH.. rusrorricz, xuGUtw 14. 1879-_______ __ ica; p!^.?e also explain why thjjr© are three strlaes In Industrie*'not affected by the tariff toone in the case ot such indm»- editorial notes. tries. StoaxvFglla, & D., will try an experi­ ment. South Dakota has a prohibition law. Like most of sueh law*. It doesn’t prohibit. The city bas declded’to conduct six saloons, have one in each ward, the revenue to go to the city. Beer will be sold at 5 cents and whiskey at 25 cents a glass. If tbe patronage meets public ex­ pectations, Sioux Fails will have light for president. BENJAMIN HARRISON, OF INDIANA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WHITELAW REID. OF NEW YORK. Fourth Conorw-alonal District Bepubltcaa taxes to pay next year. Couv«ntl»a. ; Thi> rermbllcan convention for the fourth -SiElSwW Mlrtbsui. wnprUIn, The combination two years ago promised great economy and reform. The ‘•reforms*’ nominating a candidate .tor congress from said have all been of tbe crab order—backward district and to transact such other buslnoas as may properly come before the convenhon. trill movements. The economy has yet to put beuelu :n thecltyof Alldtan. on Tuesday, tbe in an appearance. Soper, squawbuck*, n,j. and now an extra session of the legislature naentatlou aa follows: Allegan 19. Harn- 10. complete the picture of economy and re­ Berrien is. Cass n. SLJowpb (LM.NABH. ’ form. It’s a daisy. ' ' . • JJAN’L STRIKER. alonxo VixcaxT. Committee. Republican County Convention. Tbe Republican County Convention for tbe Countv ofBarry for tbe purpose of placing in nomination candidate* for the various county offices asd for the transaction <if any other bus­ iness Unit may be brought before it. will be held enHatuntay tie SXb day of August, l*a at ten o’clock in the forenoon at Union hall in the city at Hastings. Tim townships and wards are enUtled to delegates us follows: .< Hope........< ..5 Irving......................... -5 ,« Johnstown.;-5 ,4 Maple Grove4 .9 tiraoCTvUle.................. 3 Hastings tp4 Prairieville................................... 5 City 1st ward.............. 2 Rutland....3 Qty»dward2 Thornapple10 City 3rd ward3 Woodland • 3ty4thwan»4 Yankee Springs......5 Tbe Township Committees are requested to forward credentials ot their delegate* to the chairman ot the County Committee before the day of the convention as It b the Intention to oromptlv proceed with the work of the tlon at tbe hour named In tho call so that the work may be completed tu time for tbe address otHon.JohuT.Rkh. candidate for governor, Hale Kexyox. Chinn. Com. A. E. Kknastox, Secretary. In its lame excuse (or insisting that tbe tariff was responsible for the Homestead Governor Winans has decided to call an extra session of the legislature to pass new apportionment bills in place of the ones knocked out by the supreme court. It will be horrible to suffer another squawbuck Inilictlcm, «nd it will tie expensive also. Ten thousand Hungarian farm laborers near Buda Perth. Hungary, struck for higher par last week. They Ixicame riot­ ous, and the troops had; to be called out. Will the Journal charge this strike to the republican policy of protection? Mr. Doty Not» Candidate. Banfield, Aug. 2d, IW4 To the Editors of the Hastings Banner: While I thank you for the compliment If the. democratic tilibusterers m con­ they have given me. yet I wish It distinct­ gress do not kill the world's fair bill they ly understood that I am not a candidatefor may kill themselves In trying. They are the nomination of representative. F. E. Doty. showing the disposition to defeat the bill , all right enough. obituary. Died, at his home In Battle Creek at The nearly SO tin plate mills In this four o’clock a. m. Saturday July 30. Mr. country will continue to run for several Rob’L C. Gorden, aged 45 years and 5 mo. Mr. Gorden was born at Norfolk. Ontario, years yet, despite democratic ■ attempts to Canada, Feb. 29, 1847. Was united in drive them from this country. marriage to Miss Lillie Covert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Covert. Sept20, ’70. The demo-fuslon mud batteries arc now To this union was bom a son, Melvin, now 21 years.old and married. Having for­ turned onto Hon. John T. .Bleb.- Tbe merly resided In Carlton, the remains were more these batteries are operated the larger brought-here for burial. Funeral services held in fhe M. E. church Sunday a. in., will be Mr. Rich’s majority. and conducted by Rev. G. A. Myers. A large number of relatives and neighbors Honest money, honest government; pro­ went present to pay the last tribute ot re­ tection to home industries. You can help spect to an old neighbor. The sympathy to secure these by voting the republican of many Is extended to Mrs. Gorden and son in this sad hour. • ticket. strike, the Journal charges that tlie wages were being cut down to ruinous prices. The committee sent by the democratic con­ gress to investigate this strike learned that the wages proposed to be paid by the new scale at Homestead were more than twice what was paid for the same kind of work tn. England. The Carnegie company eialnied and proved that the introduction ♦fjjew machinery greatly increased the VTbe Baptists had a picnic at Thornapple output ot the mills, thus, increasing the wage* ot the men. while their, work yis lake Tuesday. Quaker Herbs sol<\at Fred L. Heath's, rather lessened than increased. Some' ot the druggist’s. ' the men lu that strike, and we will warStraw goods at slaughtered prices at the rant tbe most blatant ones, received as Bankrnpt store. wages more than 52.500 a year. The Ground will - be broken for the . new Journal talks as if It were wrong to pro­ court bouse Tuesday. tect the Homestead mills with troops. Notice tbe ad. of the Bankrupt store. How would you protect them. .when the This Is tbe last week of the cost sale. of Alleghauey county says he is un­ Additlunal Local News. sheriff We blame the company tor calling on the Pinkerton* until every ’legal remedy lind been exhausted. Bnt to cen­ sure the calling In ot tbe troops la to advo­ cate that a man resign control of bis buslnena, and turn It over to his employees— an utterly anarchistic Idea?' able to do it? Supply yourself with a pair of new shoes. You can gtet a pair al cost this week at the Bankrupt store. N. T. Parker has had one of the maple trees that bad.' to be removed from the court yard replanted itear his hotel. It Is reporteat hat John Fuller has fallen heir to the comfortable sum of 82.000 through the death of a relative. That consummation of legislative vil­ Auction sale of western horses and pon­ lainy tbe squawbuck legislature, appor­ ies at Pennock’s stables, this city, com­ tioned this state Into senatorial and legis­ mencing at one o’clock p. m., Saturday, August «th. lative districts In a manner so rankly par­ Latest novelty at John Bcssmerfs. Sil­ tisan that the supreme court, of tho state sal down oh tbe Iniquity, sat down In ear­ ver lover’s bow knot rings 50 cents, the same In solid gold 81.00. Also bow knot nest, and sat.down so hard that the whole stick pins solid gold. 81.00. •quawbuck tribe can never do another such C. P. Warner, Chas. Gardner and-Frank as act of carving. Even the two democrats Barlow were arrested for being on tho supreme bench could find no;words disorderly last week. They were brought of excuse for the job. One senatorial dis­ before Justice Wightman, plead guilty and paid their fines. trict commenced nt tbe north line of Kent Elsewhere In this Issue will be found an eounty, and then made a rail fence jour­ article concerning tbe races to be held in ney toward the north pole, stopping only Lansing from August Iflth to tbe 20th. when tbe straits of Mackinaw were reach­ Generous purses have been offered and ed. One northern peninsula district with some fine horses have been already entered. 92,000 population was given one state Any one desiring information concerning the event should read the other article. aeoator; while Sagluaw eounty with 86.­ V While attempting to move the court 000 population, was given two senators. house Tuesday, a large chain was snapped Tbe former district was, of course, heavily In two. It was decided to secure another republican, white Saginaw county Is demo­ set of apparatus before attempting the job cratic. The whole thing was a fraud, a again. Is Is discovered that there Is lota barefaced steal, an attempt to perpetuate a of timber in the venerable structure and that It has a great inclination to remain In minority in control. the same old place. Prosecutor Lowden’s love for the peo­ ple's party is almply heart rending, but If "x his great devotion can only receive ibe en­ dorsement of the democrats, prohibition­ ists and any new party that may spring up in the meantime, how complete will be his happiness. Truly his cup of joy will be nnnlug over. His right band hasn’t -lost Ita eutming" yet, and things are being so manipulated by political wire pullers that Ibe democrats at their county convention ■non to be held, will be expected to swal­■ low bu nomination by endorsing IL AndI what Is true of the office of Prosecuting, Attorney Is true of every other office on j ' tho ticket The Journal sagely remoras that the rein Barry scanty. Has tbe Journal forgotten that; Judge Montgomery In 1891 received more, pobiloansare in the minority votes than waa given all the other candi­ dates of all tbe other parties for supreme •court jmttiec then. And suppose tbe combination should win in Barry county, what party does the winning? For our oontemporary's benefit, we wilt say right naw that tins ticket that wins In Rarry eswnty will Im ths republican ticket. Put. • Pin right there. worked himself up In a great frenzy last week over an item that appeared In the Banner regarding the running of Sunday excursions over the C. K. A 8. to resorts along the line. If our brother will kindly take pains to carefully read the article, he will And that nothing was said in it about Sying to laboring men all of the pleasj to be obtained from such an excursion to any of the lakes along the line. In fact the majority of the resorters at the lake at the present time are laboring men and women, and we would be tbe last ones to deny them these privileges, even if it Wert­ in our powar, and the Democrat as the zealous guardian of the laboring class, knows it Tbe lake* of Barry county have enviable reputations as resorts where men can go aud lake their families and feel re­ moved from all the drunkenness and row­ dyism to be seen at most resorts. If labor­ ing men and their families were the only ones that would go on such excursions, we would say that it might be a blessing. But. experience has demonstrated that these excursions are not general ly patron­ ized by laboring men and their families. Ou the contrary the opportunity Is gener­ ally used by reckless young men, who have plenty of money, to get out and have a big drunk. Patronized by such a lawless clasa means the death of our resorts for law-abiding citizens—who are al way as for the greatest part laboring men and their families. But despite whatever may lie said tbe C. K. A 8. will run their ex­ cursions just the same. If they are pat­ ronized by sober, law-abiding citizens who desire to have a day of real pleasure, and not use the opportunity to go on a big spree, they may be blessings, and will lie largely patronized. O» the contrary If a gang of bums go to the lakes every Sun­ day, it means good bye to the resorts as far os the better element Is concerned. Fearing that the latter would be tbe case, was the reason of our writing the Item ap­ pearing Inst week, without a thought or a desire to deprive laboring mm and their families of one single pleasure that can be theirs. .____________________ Brins Out Yonr Tvleacope. To-morrow evening the planet Mars will attempt to strike up a flirtation with mother earth, by coming up within 35,­ 000,000 miles, wnlch I* nearer than she has been in many years. There has ceen and still is a-great deal of speculation as to whether Mars is Inhabited like this globe, or not She has two moons, one of which travels quite rapidly around the planet, while the other goes slower. As­ tronomers differ greatly as to whether there Is life on Mars or not. some saying that it Is impossible for It to exist there, while others are of the contrary opinion, asserting that It has an atmosphere and great bodies of water Ifke'our own planet. To-morro# night thousands of telescopes, including all of the greatest In the world, ■will be pointed at Mars from every part of tiie continent where tbe planet is visible, and while we sleep some great discoveries may bo made, it will be viewed under much more favorable circumstances than it has ever been before. The great Lick telescope In California will brings Mars within 17,500 miles of the earth, and un­ der favorable conditions some important developments may be looked tor. About Navnl Constructor George Rock. The daily New York Times has the fol­ lowing to say about the work of George Rock formerly of this clty.|but now Assist­ ant Naval Constructor in Uncle Sam’s big navy yards: The new protected cruiser Cincinnati will not be launched until Octoher.4 Tbe hull I* nearly completed and 300 mechan­ ic* are busy at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, under tbe supervision of Assistant Naval Couitructar George H. Boek, finishing the interior fitting. Tbe cruiser could be launched in a few days If necessary, but tbe work can Im* completed much more easily while site Is oq the stocks. In the large boiler house In the navy yard tbe two 5.000 horse power engines that are to operate the twin screws are practically completed, needing only the small piping tn make them com­ plete. The smaller engines to be used for hoisting and other purposes are finished ncticeBdy 10 PUl lD,° U#eal * raoment’s THE AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL Exhibition the 19th Century. Closes f*ritay, Sept­ OptM I'UOiay, j Aus- GotoDK. LOWRY’S and have your eyes fitted with eye glasses or spectacles. In or der to have your eye sight preserved into bld age, the eyes should be properly exam ined and the right vkind ot glasses worn. Dr.’ Lowry keeps a large stock of the fin­ est quality and greatest vari­ ety of eye glasses and specta cles at his office, where you can have your eyes examined at all tmes. ic 2. mechanics agrkulw EXPOSITION 41! AHHU’L CONGRESS " OF THEI’azxzL'.'f PEOPLE.usr a*d ruu. mWiYitl UTEAKBOr. !£S. cnxsarvLt-ir rcnxis:ir.t>. ac. Txnr.T, realdont. 25 YEARS MICH, > . 8ecv.i«.,try. IT'S A “JIM DANDY,” SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that STEMS INLAID SPOONS IND FORKS Are warranted to last Also remember you fet a Present—"Good 'orm,” of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jewerysto re. Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R, Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. > The stock of lumber and shingles lalely purchased by Boiiley, Miasoa & Rih At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and stud- \ ingThe latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. / Their No. 2 shingles are “just too sweety for anything.” WHAT I - - - - HO! THIS : IS : YOUR : LAST: CHANCE! THE COST JflLE CLOSES SATURDAY, - AUG - 6th, - 1892. And then the prices will be as they were formerly. Oar goods are FIRST-CLASS and we are selling them at manufacturers’ prices. The people have appreciated this sale and have taken advantage of the low prices and have given tie liberal patronage. We must have more room and will make it to everyones’ advantage to buy now. This IS NO HUMBUG. An inspection of our goods and prices will : convince the most skeptical. Here are a few prices. 1 Ladies fine polish cloth top shoes with I>at. tip and trimmings, (lace or button) former Price *4.50 now $3.50. “ " “ 8-25. 3.50 100. The boilers Are well under way aud will be completed In three months. The Michigan Central will until Sept. Assistant Naval Constructor Rock said 30th sell round trip tourists tickets, limit­ yesterday that the Cincinnati would proba­ ed to return not later fan October 31st, bly be launched In October. The boilers at tbe following low rates; S? 2?!?,“*’ tb^D Wll‘ ** p,w*d ,n her «<! Traverse City.... f* rady 1010 ln,° eo“D”«lon. If Bay View ' 8 95 desired, in June, 1893. Petoskey 8.95 Harixir SpritutB... Mackinaw City... Monday afternoun, bid* for building the 10.80 Mackinaw Island, 11.80 new court house were opened, and the Elk Rapids.,;;... COTUwt•wariedtoNkbol,Bro< Charlevoix.............. • 8.95 «t lawdor, lor »M,!ei.«7; th, w<1, M. A. Gillmax, Ticket Agent Nichols Bros., Lansing *-ai H. C. Wd,.!. ” Publishers of newspapers have one thing to sell and one thing to rent. They HDDreCo?2^^nJn’«?rtro,l'.........34,500.00 have the newspaper to sell and the space U D ................ 3fi,W3.86 in the columns to rent Con anyone In­ form us why they should give away either one or the other? They ean do so If they choore, and they do as a matter of practi­ cal fact furnish a great deal cf spare rent free. But it docs not follow that they Geo. Rickman, Kalamazoo..... 41’750 00 It Is the purpose of the building commit ought to do IL It ought to be recognized k tee to see that the building Is as a contributiosi exactly as would be the a. It should be. •nTS? giving away of coffee or sugar by the grueeryman. But. strange to say. h u nut nhbta2U<le lh# hent,n*’ pluQ*bl’«k or furlooked up.*) in that light at all; yet everrTbe lowest bld opened Tuesday tor th» body knows that tlx> existence wf a news­ jail wm between Sli.000 JU8 i0 paper depends as much upon the rent of It* space ami role of tlie paper as tbe mrichant’s auccem depend* on selling hfa tick te ~ r°rr’ a’”1 ° ,hl" »ro. Kino* mem away. And rC.,’ sub Ladies' fine dongola. Former Price, $3.00 now *2.50 “ •• o 50 •• » ,5 •• “ 2.25 x- 2’00 ' “ •• 2.00 “ 1.75 Men’s work shirts, former price 25c. now 18c. “ 25c. " 18c. Mens “ “ 35c. “ 28c. “ “t “ 40c. “ 32c. negligee “ “ 43c, •• gSc, „ " “ “ “ 45c. “ 40c. „ “ 50c. •• 45c. 4I “ (collars and cuffs) former price 75c now 65c. “ “ “ “ 1.00 “ 90c. And every thing else in proportion. Sr Straw Goods go at almost any price. BANKRUPT STORE, Henry Osborn, Mgr. r �Hastings Banner. —4' 189*~ X Leo D., Al personal MENTION. helts^ WiU"l0X<W*l’yln lhree B. IL ILmo wit lM Charlottj yerteiday. ------- VR- COOK. Local / Prof. Kutme U,TM>port, of Woodland 1*1. ot Braid. will kmure .1 the FirrarrV plcole la boadeld Auiuv 43th, on the v»r. tons mode, of taradnx hi Brain. The |,.c. [ore will be w.mh doing ■ good „r, .„ listen to. ' Monday forenoon Aaron Nash had three Angers of bin left hand t»adly lacerated the thumb mangled while working on a rip saw at the furniture factory. He wm taken to DrJ faller, who removtd the three fingers at the second Joint, but hones to save the thumb, POWDER An exehange JLUngiy rem arks: ‘‘Tin re are things • level' headed man should never do. Among these la to point a gun or pistol at another; to keep bls savings In an old stocking under tbe bed; putila name on another man's note; or to run for offlee when lie han a good paying lositlon in private; to call a bigger man than him­ self a liar; or to reii an editor how to run a paper.” h" Dont Kick Alkw'' IrdrtKU>'- «• h Er, WhUlwk. ot Crand ■Sunday hi th. city. : IJWU Mn. Goo?t iknni,. 0, KnlMuuoo. I. Tl»Uln» lu tbo c»y. ... I ril&Zfira'11."*", 1 lalnweli last week. '■'« ri«; In If you buy a suit don’t get what want. If you can us before yon buy you-will find just what are looking for, and at the right price. and you see you ._ f* Smilh- o' cilirlolto, rljltrd In Uw city ilnt i.?iP;inorn.? ■’'I’’"*- °(""to11 ""ptos, IS visiting In the city. To the number of years you have lived Miss Gertrude Stebbins returned to add th»- numlwr «.f leap years that have oc­ curred. I’ividu ihh sum by 7 and the re­ Muskegun yesterday. mainder in ite number of days before the Ml*. C.lliJSulm, or Chicago. I. visitone In 1 lie ptvs.nt year. Example: What :qcjUI your attention to our ^y was May it. isrf? This jear it came •ng relatives in the city. M. R. Gwfn and Will Chase, of Delton, on Wcducsilay. The number of years to the present. 41, plus the number of leap were in the city Friday. years, ll, equals 52. Dividing by 7. the Mrs. L. H. Everts visited relatives In remainder is 3. Three days before Wed­ Eaton Rapids last week. nesday h Sunday, the answer. This will Dr. C. A. Stimson, of Eaton Rsplds tell you tbe day on which you were born. was In the city Thursday. The Ionia. Eaton *t Barry Insurance Mr*. Gunn, of Big Rapids, is visiting policy holders kicked very vigorously sev­ eral weeks ago against paying a large her daughter, Mrs. John Kurtz. assessment levied. With the protest was / F. J. Norwood. Delton's ponular post­ a petition to liave the affairs of the com­ master. was In the city Monday. . and on account will go further pany examined. This was done aud the .< Chas. Waring, of the Normal school is depnty insurance rommlMioner has found a. Another fea­ visiting Rev. Grigsby and family. , : .. Tea. I’*'1 that it h cufiod that the affairs of the company were all right, though badTy managed. The com- ^Rev. Puffer and family are taking In the . that permanently prertli and flavor.- Il comes papy was in debt something over SI4.000, Muskegon tampmeetlng this week. and an extra assessment which was levied 1l1.1t pnHint’s the finest The Misses Killian, of Cottage Grove, town in Japan-and the to wipe this out of exhtance, was the Wls., are visiting relatives lu the city. cause of all the trouble; xer«;is-«f In sivurlng and Rev. Grigsby occupied the pulpit in the «• want you to try tt and KThh season has l;een the largest one ever enjoyed at Wall lake. At lhe present time Congregational church fa Allegan Sunday, Arata T>a:~ Have your there are over 10O campers around Ils yilev. Oviatt. of Laramie, Wyoming, was chores, and there has been nearly that in the city Monday callfnx ou old friends. '■ng water (that has been number ever since the season opened. Maurice and Alien Grlxsbv are visiting and allow it to steep The uumter is domp<,se<l of fanners nnd tu three to live minutes. their families who have finished this sea­ their brother Cyril nud his wife lu Alamo. . r iim*. The undersigned sons harvest and who yearly make pil­ Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rood, of Flint, are l:at* Tea direct from the grimages to this favorite reM>rt to rest up. the guests of Mr. aud Mrs. George Walters. ■<!i -upply your wants at. Business men and clerks are also present, Miss Hattie Puffer returned from Bay .. article. 1 who are enjoying a couple of weeks vaca­ ’ tlon from all the cares and toils of a busl- View Monday aud Isattendiug to her wurit I n.-ss life. A man or woman can thorongli- as usual. l ly enjoy a short vacation at some of the IK Galloway, of Howell, spent Friday I t>eautiful lakes in this county after a hard and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Julius I season’s work, and such a trip is not ex- RusselL । pensive. Mrs. Lyons, ot Washington. 1). C.. was I .To b^ke a potato yon nets! a steady oven the gaest of $Ir. and Mrs. Hale ” Kenyon Hastings, Mich. i a good potato and—a punctual family. pver Sunday. The Imperative need for punctuality comes Prof. Sterling intends to gu on the . from the fact that baked potatoes cannot Knight Templar excursion to Denver, Denver. wait: Small potatoes take half an Boar, leaving Charlotte next Saturday. X X T A ‘KT <T"N y~7 TA , moderate sired potatoes take three-quarters \i\J /-\ |\ I I J | of an hour and large potatoes take an hour V Fred Hotchkiss is In the city, having re­ Y * A x A x x ’ to twiice. When they are tender they are turned from Hie nortfieni part of the state I done. They should !*• pricked or cracked where be has been for some time. CHERRY i to allow the air to escape, placed In a hot , Dr. Patterson, wife and daughter, .of < dish on a-napkin and served Instantly. Charlotte, were guests of Dr. and Mrs. G. 1 hey are spoiled If they have to stand. It D?/ - .- j at the Railroad Station. ; Is a good plan to put the largest |M>tatoes W. Lowry at Wall lake last week. i in first and have a procession of the others y Dr. Clayton Willison, of Detroit, was in Clayton Is now con­ to size. Most cooks hustle all the city Monday. Goshen,Ind !I according the pptatoes Into the oven at once; mast nected with Grace Hospital In Detroit. coots also bake in good season (as they Hon. Stanley Turner, of Roscommon, , call it) and contrive to have the dish of republican candidate for Auditor General ! ;>otatoes dry Ing aud aogglng on the back was a welcome caller at this office Thurs­ 1 of tbe stove for a quarter of an hour Iseday. fore serving. ’? Miss Franc Williams started yesterday rat. d'» your artificial terth Prof. A. L. Bemis, of the Carson City morning for an extended visit with rela­ ! **n? tt •end vne dollar for H •tut? holder. You enn apply It schools, gives the following good advice tives and friends in Detroit, Toledo and r niinntr. and no matter If to parents of that place which la just as - • ■ • ■’ x 'l >,.*!<! rtwi'v In Eisle. applicable to Hasting* parents. He says: Mrs. Mary Stinson returned to her home It is to be hoped that tho parents of our city White Cloud. In Ann Arbor Saturday after a three will get some honest employment for their Michigan boys during the long summer vacation: weeks visit with her parents. Mnand Mrv. • work on the farm or anything else that Is A. Black. respectable, even If the wages are low. If Miss Agnes Burton, who has.been visit­ yoirdon’t want your boy to be a loafer ing her grandparents and friends lu the when be becomes a man grown, don’t city for a couple of weeks, returned home . teach him to be one noy by keeping him Monday. CIKCML/ITION _ . in Idleness. There is/ro wonder that our oO QHir(?S. i best public men audTjusiness men in our • Mrs. Oscar Young and Ellis Hams —. I cities are largely from the farm; farm life started for Aberdeen, South Dakota, yes­ The latter Intend* to remain hangtft for advertisements “ hoy >’ I” ““»? w«y* decidedly safer terday. He! • office Tuesdays at latest to ■ *h«n ,own Hfe. There are better oppor- there permanently. -• •’ of- ----- week - --• (unities for education In our towns, but Mr. and Mrs. Mort tower left for an ex­ nti it. the issue the the boy or man who never bad but one op­ tended visit with relatives, in Ypsilanti portunity come hh way and took good olid Detroit Tuesday. They will take in solid hold of it. Is far ahead of the loafrr some of tl»e resorts of northern Michigan Hear l!(.n. .roll!. T. Rich at Union hall who sees processions of good opportuni-, before returning. just SOth. ties going past him every day. '< .Mrs. Sophia Kenfield. son Fred and ..ig people attended a danc.Tbe Methodists have arranged for an daughter Miss Edith, spent Sunday In this in-lton Friday evening. excursion to Ottawa beach Wetlnesihiy^ city visitlog relatives. Mrs. Kenfield will t and potted ham for plc- August 17th, proceeds to go to the build­ remain here until Fred and Edith return ing fund for the new building.) The train from a visit Jn the cast. i't campers. 4 will leave our city at a convenient hour in Y C. H. Gordon, an old Hasting* boy and. Hams 4 VanAhman. the morning, and return nt an hour much a graduate Of the high school la ’83, was : a 1 nd Will Hitchcock have earlier than the usual time for such ex­ In town Tuesday. After graduating from . .: Wall lake about completcursions. Nearly a day will be given at Albion College Mr. Gordon taught mathe­ this delightful resort. Ottawa beach and matics in the Keokuk, la., high school one ,' 1 1 Heath Is the possessor of a new Maccatawa- park. (Fare for the round year when te was elected Principal of the !; k.■mva'lc lire bicycle. It is a trip. fo& adults 81.00, for children 50 Well* school lu the same city. He held cents, ifcee the I Ills for further particu­ this position three? years when he went to lars also get tickets of any of the follow­ Evanston. III., as instructor in Natural f«>a .■>nil boat, made in Plain- ing persons: The Misses Belle Handy, •. 1 cheap, s-e or write F. Belle Lampmau. btella Heath, Gleona history In Northwestern University, where he still remains. He was a member of the Schantz, Effa Simpson. Effle Snyder. Arkansas State Geological Survey In 1SS8 tbur sashes each having 15 Phyllis Diamond. Mary McElwain, or and for the past three years has been con­ light*. ... i-ondlUuu to be sold cheap. Mrs. IL K. Grant. Mrs. 8. M. FowlBr. or nected with that of Missouri. His report Apply 1.. E. Stauffer, Hastings. Messrs. Sb|dey Smith, 8. M. Fowler and on tbe Bevlor coal district will be pub­ While th. court house la being moved M. L. CookJ At this very low rate, and lished by tho survey soon. He is a regu­ Im county officers have to lake a compass after harvest too. It would seem as though lar contributor to the leading scientific from 500 to 500 should take In this ex­ journal* including the American Journal lb find tl.e way into theft1 offices. cursion. Secure your ticket early. Don’t of Science, toe American Geologist, the Hi* furniture factory Is now employing wait for the day. It will be impossible American Naturalist, etc. It Is his pur­ ♦0 thud- '"l ilU8tlll,K every department for any kind of a day to prevent jrour pose to devote a part of the coming year to getting your money’s worth. Tbe rate Is lhe study of bls favorite subject. Geology, Tbe Harry county delegaUon to the less than the usual excursion rat® to Gram at John Hopkins’ University, Baltimore, Peopitr । any Mate convention left Mon- Rapids. Remember the day. see tbe bills 'Md. for particulars, and buy your ticket a»y hr Ja k-m. in which city 1» will be early. ■ held. Tbe Michigan supreme court has band­ Wednesday night of last week burglars ed down an opinion In Mitchell vs. SL V T. J. Bush has rented part cf the Hotch­ entettd the home of Mrs. Colvin near Mid­ kiss house on Green street. dleville. chloroformed her and stple about Paul German Insurance company, which Girl wanted for general house work. 8’<0- (Hi.. 1 members of the household will be of special Importance to fire under­ writers. Tbe plaintiffs, engaged In the Enquire at F. W. Greble's furniture store. were notuistuiued. manufacture and sale of lumber at Crooked Four good work hones for sale at a rea­ A t: w-paper is always printed in a lake. Mecosta county, sustained damage by nut. - j the New York Sun. There is fire upon manufactured lumber in their sonable price. . A. Black 4 Sox. ■!•*)>• souw'tliitig left out that should have yards to the amount of 1175.000 and up­ Uen put in. j; u sometimes too quick to wards. They carried insurance In a large •fr Mr. nnd Mrs. John Pendergast have act, tiui with all Its faults and shortcom-i number of companies to the amount of moved into the McPherson house in the »iiC‘th‘ r. more education in a bright1 9133,500 under concurrent policies. The 2nd ward. ( Him, t^re is i0 > noveL You j market value of the lumber was 910.04 per Processions of whortleberry pickers can "ill Him is 1,tights boy on practical] thousand, but in tbe adjustmenttbe uoderevery din qiituUun* Is the boy who reads | wrlten contended that inasmuch as the be seen going and coming from the marshes !»,»- - --------J Insured was In the business of manufac­ most any day. Judging from tbe returns the berries mijst be very plenty. II 1 I .. Ynpledelivcred a pollli- turing lumber they should be entitled to A gnod honjw> and W lots at Bear Lake, 1 cal atldre-. for the People’s party at Union recover only for the actual cost of P”~ue‘ halt JJatuHlay evening. The hall was lug tbe lumber, which would beS3.M per Manistee Co.. Mich. Will sell at a bar­ about full hill. While the speaker rt- thousand less than tbe market value, in gain or will trade for property In Hastings hrsrwd u... :; years old declamation about other words, they were not entitled Io re­ or vicinity. Good town, hits of fruit and cover from tbe profit* on the manufacture. good Ashing. Enquire of 8. M. Fowler. Ititcnii.-M. k' nibugs. free coinage, natton.•Settlement was made tn the ateve ba.d^ >1 bunk- . iti'diOpollu, he dwelt with .The Shakerprian with the colored male and suit was brought against defendant q,u ti t tanfc. This wasevl- company who carried 59.000 upon the quartette drew large open air audiences don'd !<.-• I. democratic votes in case last week and was very successful In sell­ Mr. Tapir >iniUid receive the people’s] lumtwr. all the other companies agreeing ing his medicines. Hastings ought to be bon,Io..i. a j.,r governor or congressman.! to abide by Lhe result- Tbe cotnpaay was a very healthy city Ip the futqre if tbe M”(I.t‘XU.pr,'nl‘* Mr. Ykpi? is nothing if not shrewd. I beaten in tbs court medicine has a good'effect. court has now affirmed the judgmeu . In Straw Hats, summer coats and vests, black alapaca coats and straw goods. As we are anxious to sell goods we will give you low prices. Absolutely Pure. L. E. STAUFFER • Call and see us. R. MUDGE & SON Great Special Sale of at dKOIIE HcCOYS Two stores this week. UNRIVALLED BARGAINS L-&SH, plnrod&go., WHEN YOU •:WE SELL GOOD CLOTHING OR NONE." 7^ / A A T / / / 1/ / \JTJL V JLJL 1 } 1 A \ “™E BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.” LOCAL NEWS. CAN TOQ KEEP COOL? Let us help you; then you can. It will be a glad surprise to you to see how many nice, comfortable, thin kinds Anticipating a long, hot of clothing we havehere. summer still to come, we're adding new things every day . Usual and Serge suits take the lead these days, unusual sizes. SI2.00 up. All wool coat and vest, $5.00 S good a chance as you’ll have this summer to get your Outing Clothes. ■ It will be your own fault if you’re miserably hot Almost nothing for us in the prices. Will never-get rich off our summer prices. They’re tt>o little. Jot that down. You’d hardly care to do the stitch­ ing on some of the Negligee Shirts for the little money they’ll cost you. GS �w.tflbAWtf CONGRESSIONAL NEWS. Hastings Banner Thursday, August 4, 189a. OUR COUNTY make being thrown kJ front of a bfadtl right leg was broken in two plaeee also his right arm. Several large chunks of flesh were also torn from his arm. Not­ withstanding lib old age aud serious In­ juries the doctors say that he will recover. Frank BassetL formerly publisher of the New wheat started in at 75 cenU a bmhAllegan Record, has launched oat on the «1 at Nashville? stM of. Journalism again, hb craft being At a depth of 11 feet a flowing well waa tbe Fen0viHe Herald, a neat five eolnmn. struck at the residence of Chai. Ingerson, eight page paper. Maahvllle. last week. ■ New wheat In Allegan brought seventyEditor Felghner. of the Najbville News, sever! cents per bushel. in tbe hul issue of his paper expresses Frank White, of Allegan, was riding ■ great regret that a man cannot take out his Uver and wash IL Now, Len, what’s tbe running horse at the races In Plainwell last week, when it fell throwing him about 20 feet Hu struck on hb forehead and The Deleon Breeze complains that Satur­ rendered him unconscious for about two day nights people crowd into lhat village, hours. It was thought that hh neck "wa* and that several of-them get John L. Sulli­ broken at first * van jags on. and become Intolerable nui­ An Allegan man had a great antipathy sances. Delton is getting full benefit of her saloon. ‘ for bicycles and when he built a walk in front of his place left great wide crack* Four year* old Beulah Hitt, of Nash­ between the boards, which were laid length­ ville. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John HllL wise, expecting to see the wheels run into on Tuesday afternoon of last week fell them and smash down. All the wheelmen into a boiler of hot water her mother had In the plate now take great delight in rid­ left sitting In the'yard near the house. ing In front of his place, and It galls him Mrs.'Hitt beard the little one’s screams, to think iiow skillfully they avoid the and hastened to her relief. But she arriv­ cracks. ed too late. The Hille one lingered in The first peaches ot the season were great agony, the doctors rendering all pos­ marketed tn Allegan last week. sible aid, but she expired that nighL Nashville now has 40 water takers, and will soon be enjoying a good revenue from her fine water works system. We believe If we were editing tbe Delton Breeir, and calling it an independent pa­ per. we would invite the Journal editor, who prints the Breeze, to keep his partisan comments out of the Breeze. While boating on Crooked lake last Wednesday. Wm. Cooper and Miss-Mamie Bush met with a thrilling adventure, that neither will soon forget. Their boat hi some manner capsized, and only after n protracted struggle with the watery ele­ ments. were they rescued by Chas. Hanscomb ana Ijtvemo Churchill, two young men camping on the shores of the lake—Delton Breeze. NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. Van Buren county’s board of -supervis­ ors met In special session last Monday to consider the local-option question. Legal points were raised as to the validity of the petitions, and Prosecuting Attorney Thus directed that some petitions mid parts of others be discanled. After, looking the matter oil over and considering tbe objec­ tions ^nude the board ordered a special election under the local-option law to be held Monday, September 5, next. About 2.300 qualified voters signed lhe petitions. The result of this election will probably settle the question for years to come, and there Is (but little doubt that the. temper­ ance people will win by a larger majority, than they had >wo years ago. As Kent county officials have moved from the old court house Into the new. all the old furniture, and there is lots of II. Is offered for sale. About double the number of applications George S. Preston, a traveling man waa for space at the World’s fair has been arrested In Plainwell last week for steal­ made by Grand Rapids parties than by ing 920 from the safe In the Whitney Detroit business men. house. He had placed the' money in hls Tbe steamer Valley City made tho trip shoe, but it had hurt his foot and he had from Grand Rapids to Grand Haven lu taken it out and was in the act of hiding it atKiut five hours one day last week and re­ in a stone pile when he was caught. He turned in six. When run as iibe will be made a clean breast of the whole affair and ordinarily this time will Ims lessened an has been lodged in jail In Allegan bi de­ hour each way. fault of 3500 bail. Alvin Fellows, an old resident of Grand . Fire caught in the second story of Jho Ixslge. was found In a field near the city Michigan Paper company's plant in Plain­ with his throat cut from ear to ear. As well last week. But little, damage was he bad tried to commit suicide before, and done as the hands In tin* mill weren’t slow was mentally unbalanced, it Is supposed in getting around, and had the fire put out that he took hls own life. before tbe hose companies hud reached tlie The beautiful Y. M. C. A. building in acene. Kalamazoo was opened to tbe public for W. H. Knapp, a Galesburg genius, has tbe first time Sunday. It is a model for Invented a machine for raising1 wheat to a convenience and comfort, and will be the binder without tlie use ■'of -'canvass. He means of working much good In the celery has worked upon tlie idea for several years city. and has it nearly perfected. It received a thorough test last week, working success­ fully In nearly every particular. World's Fair Notes. Leonard Norman, believed to tar in Thirty-live of the forty-nine states__ an^l league with a gang of Missouri coiroter- territories In the Ionian have accepted the fellers, is held for trial in Kalamazoo, building sites assigned to them upon the where he bat put In circulation a number exposition grounds and have submitted of bogus sliver dollars. plans of tlie buildings they propose to The president of Bloomingdale village, erect to the construction bureau for ap­ recently touk a dose of carbolic* acid by prove mistake, but antidotes promptly adminis­ tered saved him. A miniature model of a typical western farm, complete in every detail, will be exMrs. Kate Ward, of theAllegan Journal, hlblted in the Washington state building. was chosen treasurer of the Woman’s Tbe fair grounds and buildings now Press Association at Its meeting last week nearing completion are so renowned at Bay View. beautiful and interesting spectacle that George Anderson, a confidence man, is from 5,000 to 14,000 persons a day. under arrest in Kalamazoo for swlnflling cost of 25 cents apiece, inspect them, thus several men. He is a thorough sharper, adding quite an amount of money. The Indian/exhlblt will Include repre­ and Is conducting bls own defense. The Plainwell races Thursday and Fri­ day were interesting nnd hotly contested. A bicycle race closed tlie sports. sentatives or every tribe from the extreme north to Terra del Fqego. tained that he belonged to another, and immediately betook herself to the lawyers, ▼owing that she would make R exceeding­ ly warm for the trlfler of! her affections. The Old World is taking a great interest In the fair and extensive preparations are being made and much advertising done; almost every eonntry having some Interest and planning an exhibition. Labor nsks that the fair be open on Sun­ Two chattie mortgages, one against the day and the labor organizations of the Plainwell Independent publishing compa­ country arc fast putting themselyes upon ny and the other against George Scales, record to tliat effect; the working classes arc unanimously in favor of Ite being open Were enforced last week. upon that day. They claim it would be A married man in Otsego let hls corres­ educational and more proiuotive 0! moral­ ponding powers have full sway recently ity than would the closed gates. and in a fit .of juvenile simplicity answered A plan to use all the school houses In an advertisemeot lu a matrimonial paper, proposing marriage. The lady accepted Cblcago«s dormitories for teachers visit­ and came to Otsego to have him carry out ing the fair, is being agitated aud general­ hls part of the contract. She soon ascer­ ly approved. Byron Gage, of Bellevue, a patent farm fence builder, was run over by a Grand Trunk train last week ns It was pulling Into Battle Creek, and I instantly killed. He missed his footing And fell between the cars. A dispatch from Christiana says that subscriptions are being solicited toward defraying and manning the Viking ship. It is tbe-intention to man the ship with the best Norwegian sailors and navigate it Sheriff Pollock is down In Ohio, after across the Atlantic, although the attempt George.Ladd, a former compositor on the Is regarded ns hazardous. Bellevue Gazette. George hasn’t done 'J2.GJ2 Incandescent lamps of 16-candle much. Just took 3200 of bls wife’s money power: eacli will be used to light the and ran away with another woman. He world’s fair, according to lhe present esti­ is now safe In the hands of the law at De­ mate. । The contract has been given to finance, and as scon as the sheriff gets the George Westinghouse. Jr., for 9389,000; Mcrssary requisition papers from the gov­ more than J 1.300,000 leas than the Edlsonernor ot Ohio, he will return with Mr. Ttiompsnn-Houstou combined first offer. I Xadd. Mrs. Ladd is the 'complainant and In addition to the Incandeacents. about she alleges In her complaint that she gave 5.000 arc lights of S.OOOrcaudltupower will 1 him 3200 to deposit In the bank, but in­ be used, the cost to IkF&O per tamp. stead of doing so he embezzled It and ran It la estimated that tho amount of I away with another woman.—Charlotte France’s exhibits will aggregate 3000 tons j Leader. and will constat mostly of works of art and Bro. Snyder, of the Sunfield News, is manufactures of the finer and lighter de­ making a big bustle for new subscribers. scription, including but very little machin­ Uta efforts ought to be appreciated. ery. The races are now In progress at Stur­ Arizona ta preparing to reproduce at the gis. Over 850,000 is offered.ln stakes and fair the famous Casa Grand which stands purses. In the southern part of the territory. The Samuel Champlin, of Jackson, stole a Casa Grand which Is probably the most In­ cow from a farmer living near Eaton Rap­ teresting and remarkable prehistoric ruin ids recently. He walked nearly to Jack­ In America, was first visited by Europeans aim with the stolen property and finally In 1538. Not a tradition of lhe race that sold it to another farmer. He was arrest­ built It exbts and it Is not known why It ed, and as be has served time before in was di terted. The ruins are five or six prison, it will no doubt prove to be an ex­ Stories high and 50 feet square and it was once used as a gab-way to an immense pensive cow. walled city which is believed to have con­ A law and order league was organized tained 100,000 Inhabitants. This will be In Eaton Rapid* last week, for the purpose a must interesting structure when coinplet•f prosecuting violators of the liquor taw, of which there seem to be many in Eaton The total number now employed at the eounty Judging from all reports. grounds la 7,000 and It ia desired that the The Lake Odessa Wave offered a prize! buildings be finished before the dedication ©f 8to to the one attending tbe 4th of Julyr which occur? in October, the number will celebration there coming from the longestt probably be Increased to 10,000. distance. It was given to a man living the The women ot California are preparing other side of.Eaton Rapids. to build a Jelly palace which will be 16x20 Lightning waa very severe during aJ fTn .fert w«h- F6*tnnM ’ro* thunder storm in Allegan county lastl will be <rf wire aud upon thia will be ptacweek, several houses and barns being; ed several thousand j«fy glosses of all dhntek. shapes and filled with jelly ot various hues. Fatal Crash’in a Milwaukee Railway Station. Washington, July 27.—The dlKsxlnz rt-.' A1,lricl1 •l.lxmu. e»r«rullr proirtf-1 0™“”* Uoowroeb. H. w- -pl «1 “ JS V«rt »uil > tanhw r«ply »" P™“ from C..U.U Th. «o;U. report .( lu eoohirro. op th, a«0a.»cT bill, leaving only the sundry civil bill to Kalml^tbaboCulcalunuufti, to p'i Kilm. » Flnnuh Bnda,- who’iST •■Tr«T.b> In North Anarlen,’' ||."H been ant. to UU axiom u, u,’ „ Be Ml In love with .wld,» boeonllh.N.J..„Uu,t1.1» after were niuoly confined t., a.,.t rZT her rmidence.—Philadelphia Ledger fh>n’ of rtroat nuullu hf • l“b~ Ino each Ms- tu™”’ ->“tar « quarto- of „ lock, -o lhat rumalna vWbl. < •trio a-f lodrta -IJ". Iko WP «1*« of which 1, alochm frum the top ot th. putobc-r.1. Yonog Mrt Codllne (to h-r ;.,wi_ot After Ih-irtAUthly drying It under prwuro pope, whet tloe. the wool Eight Olbera—Frightful Fat* of »n be disposed of. ___ . ** lu lire boom MH. -or. pomed "‘UM tom It o»er aud wr» nearly thmuxh th. mean? oaeteboanl AW Inch®. Irvin It* top. thru unart lauds In Oklahoma territory for 'J Kbool purport.: forMddlod r^ln^*** “ U*rlw a hlrrucl Hap «W by AX lucbrn. neer. Foe IneMnee, heu e<M0,|, Pot the aheet* between the flapperl paete- eontreeu. charge more than 3 cents per mile on paaC<?lll"»-Tl«" «»’• Ol right, H„r moper t.re to lodbro Trtrttor, md OlU- board and the other, and secure with rub­ . ber bands. Tho name of the manuscript WM me be we, ooirtmctloj Mm. . bom., u.d pwmllUng th. P“»j! or manuscript- mny br written or ported 4?“* “d ‘ till ,oa «. Milwaukee, Aug. L—A collision oc­ territory of Utah to make an exhibit at plained 1L—Harper « Barer. curred yesterday at tho new St. Paul rail­ the World's fair. The conference report on the flap.-—Cor. Writer. road station la this city between an excur­ upon the deficiency bill waa agreed to. sion train from Chicago, chartered by the The appropriation for tho French spona­ "One of the small things that vex me,” tion claims, amounting to 1737,785, WM Union Stock yards switchmen, and the omitted. The conference^report oni the «dd a woman thr other day, "is the per­ regular Sunday train for Watertown and sundry civil bill was off.red, *B the items sistent ’lady'-ing I get at the hands of the Oconomowoc. The stationmaster had just in dispute being agreed to except Jthose tradesmen. My butcher and gnjoer and given the signal for the W’atertown .train relating to the World’s fafe appropriation, B ib man are so hopelessly committed to to leave when tbe excursion train rolled and the employment of Pinkerton detec­ this form of address I expect no relief in into the station, going at the rate of ten Uvea at the G. A. R. encampment in their cases, but why tho clerks in the dry It was goods shops are not taught Ixstter I cannot miles an hour. The locomotive of the ex­ Washington next September. cursion train run Into tbe palace car of agreed that c vote on these items should bw. It is so much more pleasing to be called •madam.’ The continued interpolat­ the Watertown ti Un, which was not dam­ be taken at 12 o'clock today. Washington, July M—The senate yea- ing of ’lady’ as I am making a purehssa aged, while two day coiche* were tele­ scoped. There wire no passengers in tho terday discussed for some time a pro­ Irritates me to the verge ot exasperation, day coaches. posed charter for a railway bridge across and has on a few occasions driven me from List or the Killed and Injured. tbe Hudson at New York and then took a counter without waiting to select the The combination car behind the engine up tbe anti-option bill again. A propoei- goods I wanted.’’-New York Times. was smashed and nine passengers injured, llon to fix a time to vote waa negatived one of whom has since died: Following is ♦ a list of tho killed upd injured: Killed— and the matter went over. Little Nell—Mnmma says th’ preacher Thehoureputin the whole day on tbe Qtto Fnbtan, carriage painter. Injured— says beauty is a curse. What doos that John Gill, left leg broken and internal in­ difference between the house and senate regarding the World ’ s fair. A motion, to miJttle Brother—That means if mens and juries; Charles Baer, left leg and left arm cut off, right leg bruised; concur in the senate amendment ap­ womens was all ugly thcro’d never be any Mrs. Anra. Suthcri Edmund Carl. right arm broken, propriating «5,0tX>,(X» for tbe fair was agreed to-117 to lC3-but the other in­ more flghtin and quam-lln. Kalamnroo, Mlcb., hod swell Tight leg bruised; Matt Komeski, "Why wouldn't there?” creases for the fair were negatived. Hol­ ielt leg broken in two places, left arm X?‘S.1™ ‘•’Cam* nobody ud ever crushed; John Stuart, right nrm and right man changed his vote against the ap­ body.”—Good News. greatsnfferlug. Wbeftaioc^-. leg broken; H. C. Mosher, slightly hurt; propriation to yes mo as to move a recon­ walk two blocks without tabu-. Dennis* Hagerty, right leg broken, sideration, which he did, and filibustering leift leg bruised: Joseph Bartholomew, against tho appropriation continued to left arm bruised; Thu killed an adjournment. One of the large church organa in Eng­ Wasihnoton. July 29.—Notwithstand­ injured are all of Chicago. land is supplied with wind by powerful And is now free from it ail. she tu tuned The collision was caused by misunder­ ing the intense heat and the ascertained do- feeders worked by three hydraulic engines many others Co take Hood’. SarMparJl-pS standing of the switch tender, he having pat rure for the summer of nearly forty and an electric motor. The pneumatic they have also been cured. It will do you let tbe excursion train enter the city on senators, which left barely a voting quorum lever is applied to the great and swell HOOD'S PlLL3 Cure *11 U,« ;;u, ^.££7 ti^e wrong track. ■ ou hand, the senate yesterday declined to organs and the couplers tn connection with sick Ueadacho, UhouMueu, bout au-meb. them. Tbe solo organ and pedal organ are HORRIBLE FALL OF AN AERONAUT. take any decided action either on the anti­ plavwl by means of nn • improved tubular option bill or the house resolution to ad­ Paying for Farms from our Crepj IIb Falls 3,000 Feet and Is Driven Tan journ on Saturday next. Tho motion to pneumatic action. Tbe draw stop actiou is also pneumatic.—New York Times. lay the nnti-optlon bill aside till Decem­ Cov. .John Miller, of Nnrth Itafcouu re­ BT. Paul, Aug. 1.—Five thousand peo­ ber was lost by the unexpectedly large lates an instance of what is being a-romple at Inver Grove, just south of lhe city, vote of 13 to 32. Considerable miscellane­ pllshed by fanners In the Bed River Yalta Francheaca—Every thing ta electric now­ were the horrified spectators yesterday of ous legislation by unanimous consent was of Minnesota and North Dakota. !*e said a terrible fall to death of Professor Hobe. accomplished. Including the {>aAMge of an aday*, even the tea biacuita. S. J. Leland, near his town of Dwight, N. Grace — Are these? eight-hour, labor law to apply to all con ­ the aeronaut. When the balloon reached D.» Ijought 160 acre* of land In the'spring Francheaca—Certainly. Don’t you no­ tracts on government works, which now the usual altitude Hobe could be seen gore to the president for approval. tice tbe curranta in them?—Kate Field’a of 1891. for 82,600, and raised crop, tim season worth the salary of a government tugging at the valve coru, which would The proceeding* in the bouse were lu W ash ington.___________________ clerk. In excess of the cost of hi3 farm. snot work. Before he could manipulate It tensely stupid and filibustering motions per tho following statement; GRACE. the balloon was at least 3,000 feet above on the World’s fair appropriation pre­ 4.190 Hu. of wheat, at «k- .... $v«l .71 • the earth. vailed all day. The only motions now in a<o .. oats, ataor,........... ijt.hi Something It is like herl The Parachute Wouldn’t Open. order until the deadlock can be broken The curve of the cheek and tho way In the regular way he cut the parachute are for adjournment-and a call of the Deducting cost ot tend ’ j.iei5 Tho hair lias gone astray. and shot rapidly earthward, but to the house. These dilatory tactics were per­ Twining about the ear: horror of the crowd the parachute did not sued until 4 o’clock, when the house ad­ Leaving......................................................... it&M Yea. and the picture here expand, nud tbe unfortunate teronaut fell journed. Has that look of vague aurprise Cases of tills kind arc -> emrinon iijat like a shot toward the ground- So great Washington, July 30.—The Senate had they are a Irug Id the news market ou; was the force of the fall that ho wasdriven a field day on tbe tariff, transacting no west Something it la like tier! intb the soft ground ton depth ot ten feet, other business. Aldrich's speech on the and Instantly killed. It required the work PROBATE ORDER. of an hour to reach lhe body, and death Republican side was replied to by Car­ Striven with it In his heart Mate ot Michigan, CoUD tv of Barry. M I \ lisle. Senators Proctor, Sherman and Al­ had occurred long before. Almost in vain, to impart At a session ot the Probate • uur hwj lison prolonged the debate until 5 o'clock, the counts of Harry hulde'n m ' he Probate office, in the City of Ha*tli-c«, la when nn adjournment was had. said County, on Wednesday the 2:i!:<Uv of Maiiqlette, Mich., Aug. L—Two per­ In the house Watson wa* arraigned by July . In the year one tbou-^ml ei-bt U miired Something tt is like bar! sons were fatally and four others seriously Wheeler for writing a book in which he and ninety two. Present, Charlee W. Armstrong. Judge injured by the derailment of the west­ charged members with drunkenness. Probate bound Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic Watson reiterated the charges and a com­ Io the matter of tbe estate of John Altinrse mittee was appointed to investigate their • That somctlmca it brings me dreams passenger train ten miles west of here at deceased. On reading and filing the petition, duly rrriOf herself—of her tutting smiles noon yesterday. The list of injured is as truth. A couple of members then blocked tted. of Emma Clarke daughter ot mM d«.-t-a«<d, In these dreary, aad aflerwbilea. follows: Mrs. William Miller, family in­ business and wpnld uot permit a pravlug fur reason • therein »et f-irth that th" jured internally; Frank Miller, her 10- vote on tbeWorld’s fair bill. A night session real e-tate ot said deceased lu said petition de­ Something it la like her! scribed may be partitioned and «t of! to toe year-old son, fatally injured; William was held, at which nothing waa done. several belts of said deceased. Washington, Aug. L—In the senate Orr. general freight agent of the rooil, Thereupon it is ordered, that Friday the seriously bruised; J. B. Lincoln, of Sagi­ Saturday Washburn announced that he IMth day of August A. D.. ihu.' .it ten oVhcg in Trembling the Mul*»vfrain naw, b4hlly cut about head and shoulders; yielded to the inevitable, and being satis­ the forenoon, be assigned for the bnr.w of said petition and that the heirs at law of «aJd Of the end of the joy that 1 Jnmes Wilson, injured Internally; Frank fied of lhe impo-slbillty of passing the deceased and all other persons Interested; in Simpson, cut about head. anti-option bill at this session would con­ said estate, are required to appe tr • - W aehlngtoa Post. of Mid court. then to lie hdden at it- l*rvl«te sent to its postponement tu the flrat Mon­ office. In the city of Hasting*. In said Comity, day in December. A resolution continu­ and show cause. If any there tie. why the prater CntCINX'ATl, Aug. 1.—A switch engine ing ta*t_ year’s appropriations until of the petitioner may not 1<e granted. Ami it on the Big Four collided with an excur­ Wednesday was adopted. I. further ordered. Hint said petitioner give no­ tice to the peraots Interested In mu! r-ratii.of sion train from Niagara Falls yesterday at The session ot the house was very brief the pendency of said petition and fjie li<-.irin< the Evans street crossing of the Cincin­ owing to the announcement of the death thereof by causing a copy of tht* order w t^ nati. Hamilton rfnd Dayton track. Engin­ of Hon. Alexander K. Craig, of Pennsyl­ INSIDIOUS AND STEALTHY IN ITS pubU*hrd in the Hastings B INNER. a mmpaper printed and circulated In the -aid t'.umty eer Downs and Fireman Powers, of lhe vania, who died at h is home at Claysville, APPROACH. of Barry, nnee In each wrek for Hirw* successive Resolutions of refreight engine, were caught—lhe former Pa., Friday nighL weeks previous to said day of hearing. being so badly injured that he died on his Bpectjrere adopted, and the speaker ap­ Deadly and Cnyteldlug tn ite Gra»p. CltAf. W. ARXstKONC. Judge of Probate. way to the hospital. Powers was seri­ pointed u committee to attend tbe fu­ <A true copy.) ously, but not fatally, hurt. A number neral. of passengers were slightly bruised aud Washington, Aug. 2.—The senate did NOTICE FOR BEARIN'; CLAIMS. shaken up. ~ practically nothing yesterday but wait the Stateot Michigan, Coumv of lUrn • action of the house on tbe sundry civil Reported for the Pres*. Netlee Is hereby siren, that !>\ sn of the Probate Court for the County et L.utj' bill It assented readily to the bouse The onset of malaria is often so very in ­ WiNCHESTxn, Ky., Aug. 1,-Slx boys, proposition to continue existing appro­ sidious'bat it is quite difficult to detect made r»u tbe ifCili day «>t Ju y. a. 1). i-w, six monthsfromtbatdate wcrtsllunedfurcreiranging in age from 9 toWye^rs, were priations for four days longer, and Hawley itors to preM-i.t their claims aga'.nrt theettaie drowned near tho mouth of Ited river, and Htacock spoke on lhe question of- the the nature ot It until after it has fastened Esther M. Pennock, tab-•<•! - :i<! iwiuty. itaelf thoroughly in the system. Malaria / deceased, and Hutt all creditor? uf *airf dnrsMd twelve miles east of Wincheater, yester­ tariff. often will pester a peraou for mouths with­ nra required to prc*er>t tbrlr ehdms tonld day afternoon by the upsetting of a skiff. In tbe house the resolution extending Probate Court, at the t'ro’-nte nf • - !n the City The names of the victims were Algin the appropriations wns adopted with only out making him sick abed, but making of Basilin'*, lor exMnluxth-n and ailuwaw. cn him genuinely miserable—creeping rigGra. Brock, 16 years; Winer Brock, !2; Kelley a short debate, the World’s Fair people or before the iv.tli i!»v <>t Jainiary arit, Farney, 15; Claude Forney, 13; Walter not caring to antagonise IL A resolu­ coated tongue, appetite changeable, and »Dd that such claim* will be I-.-.ird tefcr.- raid Farney, 11; Charles Farney, 9. The little tion waa adopted changing the date of tbe many Indescribable sensations of genu­ court, on Weiintsday, tin-S»:;h <t*yot (ktoter *M ou Thursday, the *»»h d*y pi Jaarary. fellows were all buried In one grave yes- Chicago Columbian dedication to Oct 21. inely disagreeable kinds. Chills and hot next, atten o’clock lu the lorawvn ut e-icb u! .terday. _________ Holman tri«l to paxs a resolution appro* flashes of very Irregular duration aud re those day*. Dated July, Mtb. A. D. 1kW. , printing MO.OOt) (or southern flood sufferers, currence come and go without seeming • Chak. W. cause. The hands aud feet are usually . Judcr of i*n»Wc. Wheatland, la., Aug. l.-Fire yester­ but somebody filibustered and no further cold and clammy, and thegeneral tendency business was dune. day destroyed thebuililirigs occupied by A. ta to dryness aud coldness of the skin of PRORATE UlUiEK. Lillie, J. Sherar, H. Koh berg, and llX the whole body. • Stale of Michigan. Cmtnty of Bxrrr-.*«. . Kroeger, four of tho best business blocks' Chicago, July 3o.—John Redmond, tho Among the symptoms to which this class At a session of the Probate ->urt for tbe in tbp town. Mni. John Snyder, who blacksmith whose little girl was stolen of patients are liable, but not always pres­ , County of Barry, hnldrn at the I’h'i.ute office, lived in the Lillie building, was burned to about a year ago and afterwards recov­ ent, may be mentioned neuralgic headache, lu the city ot llastinc.*. in Mid county. <« death. Other members ot her family es­ ered, and who took to drink and a few sinking or faint spells, distressing palpi­ Saturday, th- inrd day ol Juh . in the tear oue tliotisatid-ytahl hundred and mi:ety tr o. caped by leaping from the windows Loss, months ago killed Dr. Wilder, who had tation of the heart, defective eyesight, to­ Present. ChaNcs W. Ann*toni«, Jmk--* of <90.000; insurance, <50,COO. The fire was frequently befriended him, was convicted tal Inability to read, write, or do any busi­ Pro bale. of Incendiary origin. In the matter of tbeestate of Ai>«< I'. Hod# and sentenced for ness; urine abundant, without color, and dect-iotrnf. life, lhe defense was insanity, but tho a loss of flesh. Melancholy feelings, a On reading aqd filing the peUtti.n. dtdyverlA Clsrgyman'a Skull Crnahad. said drink was the cause. Appli­ discouraged, listless sfate of mind, mental Ird. of Charles il. Taunton, son-'ti-luu i>: »ald PTOAMZ. Art.. Aux. l.-Whllodrtrtojto experts cation for a new trial was made. PP deceased, praying that a certain Instrument depression and confusion of tlie mind, heretofore filed in this court purporting tote church f«*l*nl*r morale, th. bora, ot th. surely indicate tbe presence of malaria. lhe last will and testament of saM te ad in I tied to probate and that jiinituiiiraThis form is called malarial bllllousness. Chicago, July 30.—In view ofthetlk byterian church, became frightened ata Uon of said estate may be gran tnt to the exccu For this "walking malaria’ which neither tor In said will named or to some other suitable threshing machine and ran away. The round trip cut of th. Santa Fe to Denver minister was thrown out and iis skull Chairman Caldwell has granted permit puts one to bed'nor allows him to work or Thereupon tt ta ordered, that Tursdar. tbe crushed nnd leg broken. He will die. Rev .Ion to .11 n»d. to make tb. followUs study, Peruna should be taken as directed 23d day ot AUSU-LA. D.lW.at ten o'clock In Ames recently came to Phoenix from Chi- uconloo r.,.; From CblcMo to Kuu* on the bottle. A course ot Peruna will the forenoon, i e assigned tor the lintring nt Mid entirely cleanse the system of every parti­ petition, and that the heirs at lawf »uld deceas­ City, Bu Jowpb, Ixarenwortb .nd Atehlcle of the malarial poison. Therefore. If ed. and all other j*raon« hiirrv*icd lu saw ** ^'"'d “‘Pi * ,r»“ Sc you have any kind of bad feeling which estate, are required to anpeur at a m-wiod ol then to be liolaen al the 1’rcbMS ToLX DO, Avg. L—Rudolph Bartlingck, c“r. «»• ».y, »; round you attribute to malaria by all means fol­ aaidoourL office. In tbe city nf Hastings, in -atdcouutr, editor of tho Toledo Express, a German -•ppll-bl.t. in- low this treatment It at unce restores and show cause, if auy there be, why fhr prayer ot the petitioner may not be gntntad. And daily, dropped dead at his desk about 1 the appetile, clears tlie befogged senses, It is further ordered, that said pHtttoeer gire o’clock Saturday. He had held positions brings back the hopeful state (if mind notice to Hie persona Interested in said estate, THE DEATH RECORD. on New York, Chicago and Milwaukee which malaria Is ante to destroy. A of the pendency of said petition, and the near­ journalsand came to Toledo four years uV^“T“’,I’,P,T'n‘Or "'“‘■“’rt. thorough use of It will convince you of Its ing thereof by causing a copy of this orderto te punltahod In the Hastinus RannfR a news­ ago to AMume the editorship of The Ex­ wonderful power in all sj»ch cases. Peru­ paper printed and circulated In said Cobnty of N elso J! ! C ook , well-known artist and press. He was member of several Ger­ na can be relied on to cure all these cases Barn once lu each week for thrc.- ■mcrestne a weeks previous to raid day of braritiz man societies, and was deservedly popu­ poet, at Saratoga, N. Y. and restore to perfect health as speedily a> CHAHLUS w. AEMNTUON*:. lar. Heart disease Is supposed to have ALEXAXdir K. Ctuw, Pennsylvania the chronic nature of the difficulty will (A tree copy) Jiidge of Probate. caused his death. He was 53 years of co«‘iK"«nten, at Washington. allow. Should constipation exist at the W. Q Taatxb, wealthy railroad man of same time, Manallo should be added. Tbe NOTICE FOR BEARING OF CLAIMS Chicago, at New York. reruns tones up the nervous system and State of Michigan. G'unty of Itarry— ’ , ’ ’ Notice Is hereby given, that bv <»nler<n toe sy ruxcnco. An,. i.-a pri„t. dria, Va. Gazette, at Washington. Alexan­ enriches tlie blood, giving •> protante Court for tlmCou-itv of Harry, made on tallty, while Manalin restore* activity theWtb cablegram received from London states 'lay of July. A. D. 1UK.SW mouth* Hon. Joseph Tltiney hicrhlv • of the excretory gland*, * T rwcUd ling tlie fropi that data were allowed for creditor* » tiutt the Victorian government him, in re- citizen ofClsvelan" system to rid Itoelf of poison. S ’““■■S' °> ‘h. McKlcl., Ex-United States Senator Airrwnw bringing back to this bill, mlHd th. Import duty MS pct ran that nil creditors of raid deceued m* K eksedv , at Annapolis, Md. * class of Invalids the tt «Or.«=..p 1q..qU ed^*iAOn'^U’-‘‘don Oreutoit ninn nn.l lh.V0.7„a‘ ^S . onirad >o present their claims to said Ing of perfect health. Di Court. « the Probate office. In tbe City-of afStTVUte’ T“ w» Co­ oW,,a HratlaK* for examination ami iiJhmame. accompany each bottle. . before the 191,1 *tay of January next. aa'C’bat flrrtiroa rrfc lb* Bri>Uh prortX "' *A’C“ a “«». •» For a complete treatise .on malaria, chills ; raehnlalms w,,l be heard before said < ?.nd f.ever and fever ,nd *?nd for ! UmS, the mb day of OcIoIht. and «• Family Physictan Na 1. Sent tree by Hie ThBTOdayth* !ah aM>' «f January, next alt*:" ©•clock in tbe forenoon of each of iho«e daysreruns Drag Manufacturing Uo^ Colum­ DChas^ JuSmtronu, Judge of Probate. bus, O. FB£0K OF AH EXCURSION TRAIN, Goitre 40 Years Hood’s Sarsaparilla CREEPING MALARIA. - “j .W— - �— Nop* Such ! "°k^iaF^r,b"'nl’Uke’ meats he had breathed his last * ' Fann-V ‘ Pnrl>->^> to n mount one For a long time no sound broke th* n horsea- using th© picket .tiltaoM tite low^Xgta•S'* ridt10 '• ' —~t rope as a «— to the settlements to the Riffirby tad r^y tta mL, of uo “ ’vouhl make known the night winds without. Tho roughly ctad Xre iX',f“®-Un4 at the inn undimmon stood silently .bont tho tad. wldta .> , S' san iu'wg th„ catni , tho Bickering light gleamed nn.',n tho **" to that rat; do’wn their iXdriL*’ I® Wtoonta, she---------------- nJ*'.'??1 ,2*18ht th<> Umft lmt found And if not, what had brought him to tho Shat tho oil had all burned out. Having■ lone!/ cabin in the woods? no more matches in his paisession he Dan’s mind ran rapidly over what he wiw compelled to continue his survey of had overheard at the inn, and he sudtheschamber by the dim light that came, I 'denly remembered that u woman had *uo through the crevices overhead. been spoken of—one who was to come to *4.00 For an hour he continued his exami­ Fort Scott and assist the two conspira♦zoo ♦3.50 nation of tho chamber. There was only tore in carrying out a plan they had laid uau one way of escape visible, and that was, for defrauding some parties out of their *2.50 "PoorIke,” said Riggsby in a choldni’1 «««-u '** w *2.00 - do be tne th. Kho-te^"^^' to dig hia way out. He might, by many property. That the woman in the cabin *2.25 ♦ I.7S hour* of the hardest toil, dig his way to, was tho one referred to Dan was now ran- imrl the outride. But what was he to work fully convinced. *2.00 With? He liad nothing but a small "Why is it that you did not come to Mrs. Riggsby and. Fanny were led iXo’s to the «cnife, and he realized how insignificant Fort Scott at tho appointed time?' asked away aud the dead wm l-.rt to thew north aid^J^ bKul to tha such a tool would bo in the work before Aaron Suggs. “Didn't I tell you the m-l-m an jvefv,il'’V convenience of an him. who were to nn.-par.it tar Atrial 5'S matter win of tlie greatest importance?” *7? T. | . Pure and wholesome. Tito rad and tragic ending ot Ik.- whin not bavetM a hundred yards He drew forth his knife and lx»gan to "Tho boys had other business on hand SL'rf with scrupulous care. Highest Baker's heroic attempt to j«2th.eno. ta-tho "°'n,J “* dig into the clnyey wall, but he noon and 1 I could not leave,” replied the wom­ . — honnd of footsteps !!?H3tallP:,!j’^ J Expos’110"5- Ead* an. "Come, take a drop of thia und Rave up in despair. It would require 1 ’eI ‘k' “ 1X11 °’OT ““ lit0° eUok-cUck ot GENTLEMEN, mcL-s :.vo Urge pirn. Avoid days, he calculated, to reach the outride don ! ’t look so black," and she pushed a THE BEST SHOE ■ THE MAU) FOR BE BBB. weapons and a gruff EXs-srii ins« »" tavfag tho in this way. He must try some other buttle toward tho man. Already other, had volunteered to NostSVtH brand. ' ••Who goes there?’ plan. He next examined tho door and "Meg Frone," exclaimed Suggs in an make a similar attempt, but Simon • found tliat it was of heavy oak and pro impatient ■ tone, "I came here to talk MERRSl-l i SOULE. Syracuse. N.Y. • ’• Riggsby. who had !>oen elected leader of 1 vided with a strong lock. To attemptk business, not to drink. You have al­ CH.kPTER XII. j the settlers, thought it best to adopt I taken more than is goad fur you." to break it would doubtless attract the ' ready : THE Vtsrron AT THE C.UHN. ■Ite are *°’ae other metllod Already one life “If you have come here to give me a attention of Ids captors, and even should had been sacrificed, and he realized that i r; he succeed in getting tho door open temperance lecture you'd better go back • t .< .• fact*. xu<t any further attempts to leave the inn without being discovered th«*re was still and 1 get some one else to do your work!" !•» nbsoftill eonAdeace of might result in a similar calamity. the woman in a sharp tone. another one to pass through, and this replied : Permit healthy circulation A conference was hold by the men and free movement ci Ute foot. "That is all nonsense; I want you, and opened into the cabin. ttr !««’“■• •table, perfectly! nud it was decided to remain passive No untying or tying ttecesaary. Overcome with despair, ho seated himyou • alone can do tho work.” Comfcrtable and durable for Bcjf.iV ■' j i!.> notit cause pain or but bnt on tho tlie alert till morning, mnmln,. when some 1 both ladies and gentlemen. Alt eelf on one of the empty boxes, a prey , "What do you want me to do? Yoa length*, blaci* and ruuct cause of action would be decided tjpon. to tho most gloomy reflections. Tho have ' not told me yet." colon, for both and igtim. was terribly ..— iow -----ordinary Meantime Fanny Riggaby had de­ hours dragged slowly away, and it must "I will tell you in good time." v near Big Rapids. scended into the cellar and thrown her­ nr nigh cut­ "You must tell me now-" have been i^ast noon when he heard s’- that the self upon the bed. which she had spread “I will if you insist." some one approaching. Tho next instant n-.-t of the in tho corner. The startling and tragic "Go on." the door was unlocked and tho woman events of the past few hours.had roused "It is a soft snap with no risk to speak he had seen in the cabin entered the Eaglo Specialty Co.. Brockton, Maa*. in her breast many stronger and con­ Suggs begun. "Wo have every­ room, bringing a lighted candle and a of," ' flicting emotions. At times she would thing in our own hands and all you’ll have NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS ON CLAIMS. lunch of bailed .beef und corn bread. bo oppressed with hdrror ’ and a name■ Placing the candle and lunch upon a to i du is to follow our instructions,” and State of Michigan. County of Barry-ss. Eatate of Jane Wadd. deceased. b-sa fear would takij. possession of her as rough i>ine box at the youth> side, she briefly ho made known tho plan that he We U>e UDdenlimed. having been appointed she reflected upon the situation of all Mortimer Dill had formed to get by the Probate court for lhe (>>unty of Barry, turned and retrace*! her steps to the and j State of Michigan, commissioners to receive ex­ hold of some valuable property and a those garrisoned at thu inn. Then her door, where she paused and cast a half : amine and adjust all claims and demands of all The next inetant the door teas unlocked. handsome cash legacy, the particulars persons against said decease*!, do hereby in re stupid leer at the prisoner. gave thetu Caatorta. spirits would rise in rebellion against notice that we will meet at the Bost Office When Dan Riggsby threw himself which are already known to the atCloverdale, In the township of Hope. «»n the besiegers, ami she would feel a strong Dan saw at a glance that the woman of 1 impulse to combat them in some man­ upon the blankets on the floor of tho was intoxicated. She looked at him for :reader. "There won’t be tlie slightest Thursday, tb« Jrth day of Bentember. A. D. and on Thursday, the 29th day of Decem­ risk to run if the matter is pushed t<*92, ner m she thought of the heroic life they underground chamlwr at the robbers’ a moment and then said: ber. A. D 1HW. at tea o’clock A. M., of each of cabin in the woods he-------------had not intended "Reckon you’d like to get out o’ here, through at once,” said Aaron Suggs in said days, for the purpose of examlolDK hn l taken that night. ----------st'rnjpt allowing said claims and that conclusion, "and you will have nothing and "If I were only a man," alio muttered 1 1U,^WP- but that he did so we have wouldn't you?" six months from the twenty-ninth day • j already seen. tho of June, A. D.. 1892. were allowed by said ‘•I wouldn’t object in the least," re- to do but represent yourself to 'be " vehemently. "I'd"-----. court for creditors to present their claims to He luid been asleep several hours, plie*l Dun. woman named in the will of u<u James uca us fur examination and allowance. ’ She stopped abruptly and clinched her j together ingoing mute Sud-1 , , r- is now — in our posacswhich I when suddenly he awoke and sat up onbauds Dated June 2Xli, A. D., 1822. ••Well, 1 ain't to despair. let you out just l .Mansfield 1 • ____ _ .... . ... r .. L*wn 11. B a i:X*B. I rion." dcnly some thought seemed to strike “e ®ed; “taring vacantly about him. It yet," said the woman with a grin. ' HOWAKD MOSHKK. -Commissioners "What namo will I take?” ANSKL KlXOSIlURY, her. and rising quickly from her hard dark in the roam, the lamp "Then I'll have to stay, I guess," re­ "You shall say you are Sally Ann burned out, bnt through a crevice plied tho youth. couch sho paced up and down the nar- haring burned ADMIN IBTRAToB’S BALK row chamber with a quick, energetic 111 _roc^' ro°^ above a bright gleam The woman was silent u moment be­ Riggsby, of Ringgold, Georgia!" In the matter of the estate of Washington K. jj(c-) of snnlsirht ahnnrJww ♦*... sunlight a*n**m<l entered, showing the Mnw.**. youth fore she spoke. Ferris, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that I shall Mil ■* CONTINUED I.’‘Wouldn't try to make your escape For several minutes she walked rest- ! tliat it wns daylight. nubile auction to tne highest bidder, on Friday, For one brief moment ho sat there the twelfth dav of August. A. D.. 1882. a* ten from a lone woman, would you?" she lesriy to and fro in the darkness, strange. .. . o'clock. In the forenoon In tbe Probate ogre in thoeghte running riot through her brain. ' u^°n , 1x31 ln,.n bewildered man­ asked. . o ILL-US ENBI From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E. the city of Hastings In the county ofB*rtT. "-wJiaothing must be done." she said. । ner. n ® r -a* as tbestartling the startling events nf of the thumiBtiUv p:ist day In the state of Michigan. purs>*nt to "Why should I wish to escape? ” asked i ••^jmothing must be done.” she said. •Was license and Hurd, of Groton. 3. D., we quote: '" authority granted to me o» tho l®h ■itcjAscocuTioM.nM ' half atoi.d, her breath coming in sharp came.to him: then as a full realization Dan. । taken with a ImuI cold, which Nettled on my day of June A. i>. Itol, by lh», I rebate "Maybe you don’t know who it is that’s Ilungs, cough set In und finally terminated court of Barry county. Michigan, Ml of the drawn gasps. "I—1—am only a girl, of his situation ulawnod upon him he estate, right, title and interest of «ld desprang to his feet find hastily «lyew on got you prisoner?" and there was a pe- In i consumption. Four doctors gave me up cuued of. In and to lhe real esta»but 111 dqjtf' IUKJ saying ‘1 could live but a short time. I being In the county of Barry. ”, tbo state ot Sho stopped abruptly and listened. what articles of npijnrel he had removed. culiar glitter in the-woman's eye. Michigan, kn^wn and desc"**1 M follows, gave myself up to my Saviour, determined Scarcely had he finished his hasty "I don't core, just so 1 am released as ' Ai'T.ER XI. No sound came to her ears save the mov­ “ rte south half of tbe«»«tJialfof te« north if 1 could not stay with my friends ou toilet when a key turned in the lock, tho soon ns possible," answered Dan in a ' • ■■ 'ICE LN THE NlUnT. ing of the men on tho floor above and earth, I would meet my absent ones above. west quarter of section cmrteen (ij). township the occasional note of some mucking door opened and one of tho robbers en­ eareliMs manner. "Has your husband ■My husband was advised to get Dr. ihreeta north, range we5t; rt < f firearms rang A| ;i.v shary gone away?" ' :King’s New Discovery for consumption, M>U) bird, which poured ite trill of varie­ tered the room. air. ’.’!•? .--triers who ;tpn the ni; Signaling for Dan to foUow him ho • ‘ Who said I had a husband?" .coughs ant! colds. 1 gave It a trial, took Administrator. u breathlessly in the gated song ui»n the air of night led the way into tho largo outer room in ••No' one—I thought one of tho men ।in all eight bottles; It has cured, me and “They will not miss me,” she said, li i. I from tho buildwhich Dan had discovered the outlaws might bo”-----ithank God I am now a well and hearty 4s tn h !:and hurrictl in thio stooping to pick up a shawl which she in conference the night before. ” Trial bottles free at W. H. "Then you’d better keep your thoughts woman. ' had thrown upon her bed. "I'll go, and di’ecri i; ~-iu wh.nce the sound of the A/« our hero entered tho room he saw to yourself," interrupted tho woman. 1Goodyear’s drug store, regular site, 50c if 1 foil— Poor Ike! I am no better time table. i.. ’ j.r • a I. Scarcely had they andSl.00. • two rough looking men sitting by a wide Dim remained silent. In, fleet June 28.1882. than he—nod he has just laid down his finergi'l fr in t ■.• when they saw <Joo«! Look*. fireplace, in which burned a bright log "You think the men's all away, do life for us al*"----Mveni-lark toKnif lustily fulling back Good looks arc more than skin deep, de­ She hastily threw the shawl over her fire. At one end of the rdom the woman you?" said the woman, “and maybe you’ll Stations. c«i oi =■? pending upon a healthy condition of all the scffpliteprai.-av..::-! knew that it was bead, nbd crossing the chamber she Dan had seen tlie night before was busily. try to escape?" . *=£ z£ 1 engaged in setting tho- table for break­ organ*. If the liver be Inactive, ttetinlrm-.n who had tired the shots. "I have said nothing about it," an- vital ' lull ted by a narrow ground stairway that you have a bilious look. If your stomach ' i fast. NsRTII. swered Dan. h i«r 'if. nmnlerers, boyif led from the cellar to tho outride of tho j be disordered you have a dyspeptic look Katemasoo Lr... I The men by the fireplace nodded to "Well, I wouldn't advise you to try .and if your kidneys be affected you have a rr.'d Si.-r.«: Rigsby, and at the corahouse. After listening intently for a RlclHM?Junc*i. the i < . r i-. k of pistols broke few moments she stole cautiously up the”■ the youth as ho entered, and one of them any tricks on me," and tho woman laid pinched look. Secure good health and Cressey her hand upon a heavy pistol which was you : fix <nlln'A- ! thi ,:::ght,' and a score of 'stairway and noiselessly lifted the door. said: will have good looks. Electric Bitters Milo jis the great alterative and tonic acts Iteltnn ••Reckon well have ter ask ye ter stop unjy partly concealed in her bosom. ‘■•.'.j- ';- '. sift-. the retreating forms Thrusting her head through the opening ... "You needn't bo alarmed,” said Dan. <directly on these vital organs. Cures Cloverdale t!;> c.r.< ■. The tire was instantly sho glanced quickly alxjnt tho place, but.’ with ns another day. 'Commcdations ShulU "Remember. I didn't say tho men were ;pimples, blotches, bolls and gives a good rttunie! :u •! 1 • w: '•? -t bull eta sounded no one wat in sight. Then, craU-ling' ain't extra, but we'll give yo the best wo all gone," she said, a cunning light com- 'complexion. Sold nt W. H. Goodyear's IL*BTIN<18.... got,” with a low chuckle. tlirough the narrow doorway, she quick­ 50c. per. bottle. Then she drugstore, J Coats Grove. Tin "I’m not going to ccynplain," answered itig into her countenance. I t a man arose from ly threw herself into the grass that grew Woodland thejras </ •.!■<• -ettlers, trtag- close to tbe wait Keeping herself low Dan in a careless tone, for he bad come nastily left the room, slamming the door wri5u3. The best salve in the world for cuts, best to ac- vigorously behind her. .< .’.ndtlu-h went down. in tho grass she crept forward swiftly । to the. conclusion that it was trjww1 na bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever Lansing... Dan made no attempt to cat the food I ■ if* Ike Ik " ri- d Simon Riggsby, for fiftyA-ards before she paused. Then, I ... > i m that had been brought. It was plain to ;sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, Detroit Grand Bap ids , . • .. । . .. . , ,possible.'. "1I would have unve preferred to > tity bnrri' vard and gathered lytaR flat »l»n tbo gronudJ.ho lUtated MOTUlt..n tod.v," ta concoms, and nil skin eruptions, and positive­ go on to the Mannaton today,” he con­ his mind now that the woman had been ' ride man. And so it ly cures piles or no pay required. It is intently to ascertain whejMer or not her K . . n tinued, "‘but if you are determined to left alone at the cabin; Tlie men were 'guaranteed to give jn?rfe>-t satisfaction, or departure from the house hatl been dis­ ' Rtltlonn. keep me here I sujipose I’ll have to stay.” doubtless making preparations for the money refunded. Price 25 cents per box ' wounded man covered by her friends. "That's right,” agreed the man, nod­ night's work nnd might nut return till For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist l>. >va.- laid upon Glancing backward she could see one if to giro emphasis to tho next morning. «..-ril>lu dona for of the KMris not twenty yard* awny, ding his head..as Saginaw will have two markets, one on nou haf to u, keep ye till With no one but an intoxicated woman his words. '•Well his wounds were cronctang behind a bunchi of fcnnom)w nt )eM,. then if the uj»on the premises, Dan realized that a the east the other on the west side. not last long. but she was convinced that he had not । • ■ ­ most favorable opportunity for making At Thompsonville. Manistee county, captain is satisfied that yo ain’t a cattle Milo seen her. She could hear the tumultu­ his <*cai»e hail presented itself, nnd he ithe postuffice Is located In a barber shop. man spy we’ll let ye go." Drltoo ous beating of her own heart as she lay XV hat We Offer Von Cloven! ole . At tliis juncture breakfast w-as an­ was determined to take advantage of it. there in the wet grass. She hardly dared nounced, and Dun was invited to take a Taking up the lighted candle he went is this: If jjou are troubled with piles, (no Malt? to proceed for fear tlie slightest move­ sei>t with tho men at the table. The to the door and began to examino it matter what kind) go to the druggist IlAni.xuB.. ment might lead to her discovery.. fare was coarse, but Dan managed to He cautiously turned the handle, and to named below and gel a package of Hill's Coats Grove Sho knew that should her intentions make a hearty meal, for he had eaten his utter astonishment the door swung File pomade. No danger of being tiuui- Woodland .. bugRUd. Relief In 15 “ minutes, ...... - . nnd n poslWoodbury become known to any uno at the inn shu but littlo in the past twenty-four hours opdh. The woman had forgotten to Fia li. L. «fc X tlve cure. A bonafideguarantee with each tfrould be compelled to abandon her haz­ and felt extremely hungry. kick it. Lansing.... package. By mail $1.00. six packages $5. Detroit Dan hastily closed it, being careful to ardous undertaking. She therefore had As soon as tho meal was over Dan Fiiei» L. Heath. Sole Agt. Grand Rapid* a double chance of Jiaving her plans was inducted back to the room in make no sound. He wanted time to de­ Hastings, Mich. frustrated, and was compelled to not which ho liad spent tho night The door ride upon some plan of action liefore he •Stops onsiKnal only. A large pavilllon was burned at Reed ’ s t No*. 5 and 8 will not carry passengers unless made any attempt to cscajMi. That the only guard against being discovered by was locked, and he was alone. lake near Grand Rapids; loss about $0,000. provide*! with freight train permits. tho enemy, but mu*t also avoid tho Freight trains will be ran at the convenience From what ho had overheard of the woman would not hesitate to use the pis­ of the company, who reserve the right to change tol she carried should she discover him Miss Harsburgh, the evangelist, has watchful guards at the inn. robbers’ conversation tho night before the time of such train* without notice. After assuring herself that her depar­ he waa convinced that an attempt would trying to leave tho room Dan well knew, taken charge ot the Grindstone City M. E. W. 8. Drweso. Genl Manager. church. snd it was his purpotse to proceed with H. C. Porras. Gon’l P. & T. Aat ture from the inn liad not been discov­ be made to rob tho paymaster that night, great caution. Arming himself with MORTGAGE SALE. udcl man back ered, sho began to crawl cautiously for­ and that he was to be held as a prisoner a heavy stone, which ho took from tho ward .through tho grass, listening to an a mere pretext till tho work was acNotice I* hereby glvea that default has been wall, he opened tho door nohelcBsly and Xidd made tn the payment of the money secured by a ht of their dying every sound with painful throbbing of ■ complished. . mortgage bearing date tbe twentv dm day of stole down tfce dark corridor or tunnel csenat. As Dan reflected over his situation ho risked and lost his the heart April A. D. 1881,executed by David E. Fernand that led to the door that opened into the •i-'e for th Sarah A. Fero hls wife, of the Township ot What if she were to be discovered by Ixscamo greatly worried over the con­ tilers were about to Emmett In tlie County of Calhoun and Stain of pw-n« the Sho shuddered at tho dition of affairs, and for some time ho cabin. Mlebiaan. to Amelia Jones of tbe township ot ‘••st they were re- the besiegers! As he drew near the door he heard tho •fraui^l bv Rj Assvrl* In tlie County of Barry and Mate of 1 • who saw plainly thought, for well she knew that though was a prey to the most unpleasant mis­ Mlchljmn. and recont^d tu theoftow of tbe Regsonnd of a man’s voice in the cabin be­ tiWnfchaiUKt l*ler of Deeds for the County ot larry. Mich­ would be just what they might not do worse than make her givings. To lie cooped up there when a yond, and came to an abrupt halt. He igan. In Uber 21 of Mortgages o«* page <3 on the ■ ■ ■ a prisoner, it was probable that they great crime was about to be committed, A Fipdlejk O.. syndicate has been grant­ 2.H day of April A. D. 1881 at it:« o'clock In the was about to retrace Ids steps to the ; •,” he said with a might shoot her down at first sight with­ and with no means in his power of pre- room ho had just left and give over his ed a .10-yearl franchise to build an electric forenoon: Qtat said mortgage wa« duly assigned gtoui. j| by said Amelia Jones to James-Cashmere of ■ -venti “-Ring it, plunged him into a state of , ■I- is jist waitiri in out discovering her sex. I’l-enlleld. Calhoun County. Michigan, ou tbe plan of escape for the time being, when road at FllnjL But in spite of tho dangers whfcK ahe .jstless rest]l 21th day of March. A. D IBM by an assignment us if we give ’em excitement ; he saw a gleam of daylight through a A child and a match came In contact duly recorded on the tsth day of April A. D. » chance. Tit. v knew beset her she was determined to “ H iTOUld only make my escape, he mr four ter our one, erpek in tho door, and decided to go for­ with several barns at Midland.. Tbe barns t«-4 at a o'clock tn the forenoon, tn ths office of 5^il hin’t no ti-,. the Register of Deeds tor the County of Barry. o r come ter an open let nothing swervo her from her course muttered, glancing about tho room. ward and ascertain if possible just who are no more. -o-t or. the nrr.ir with ’em.” Michigan In Liber 23 of Mortgages.on • age »•; of action. Every moment now sho ex­ Then a sudden thought camo to him. 'Hw dying n was in the room. a i ho had been uncon- pected to.be confronted by some of tho Perhaps ho could escape. There were Approaching the door with the great ­ •owuxheni,; ig!it into tho house soon enemy who might be hiding in the high only three men about tho place to Ms Is tbe price of health. But with all our Etheridge of the City nt Battle Creek. Michigan est caution, he peered through the crack precaution there are enemies always lurk­ bv assluiiment dated tho 13th day of March UMS. itly to speak to those grass. The thought sent a chill to her knowledge, and they might leave to join in the boards. He saw tho woman who snd duly recorded in lhe offiee <-.f the register ot ing about our systems, only waiting a fav­ Deed.* tar the Cuanty ot Barry. Michigan, on tbe HjWaltow their companions at any time. There heart and-— had left him a short time before sitting orable opportunity to assert themselves. 13lh day of September A.D lMiK 9:43 orfoek »alw^l0V' r n,0‘ M's." he said to, cm. thing thntheMt rareof^a She suppressed a ary of terror that al­ by a table in tlie center of the room, evi­ Impurities lu lhe blood may be hidden for iDlbf forenoon.in Liber :w of Mortgages, on pace 202: that tbe amount clalraod to be dae on most rose to her lips, but it was only a that was that the men would be abeent ^hy «r? "'ith dently conversing with some one sitting years or even for generations and sudden­ s.ild m rtu-xt-e at the date ot Ul* notice la tbe bnt t*. -‘-have done my best— jack rabbit that leaped from the grass1 from the cabin at tho time set for the opposite to her. Dan shifted his posi­ ly break forth, undermining health and sum of.$7td to. Notice la also hereby given Hutt the power at If be could only manage to For diseases arising ,71 tor ». in tho and disappeared like a shadow across tho robbery. tion and as he did so ho saw a man sit­ banning death. sale contained In said mortgage lias become op­ escape ho might succeed in preventing from Impure blood Hood’s Sarsaparilla is •nab^.V1' i'T' Wttr prairie. by reason of tbe deflate of said Mortgagor ! STrcbtay. But how wa th!, to bo an­ ting on the other side of the tabio—alow, the unequalled and unapproachable rem­ erative In paying the moneys secured thereby, and do For nearly a quarter of a mile sno heavy set man with a bushy black Ix-ard. sufio- proceeding nt law has been iustKoted to then"- ir "T15 fcm <m® 8hot’:in crawled in a northwesterly direction: edy. It Is King ot them all. for It con recover the debt now remaining secured by ' complished? __ . Tho youth could hardly suppress the wita,. ‘ died aw»y ta » quers disease. said mortgage,or any part thereof. 1 Ho had the whole day before him in then turning to tho left, sho crept toward cry of astonishment that rose to his lipe ■ it • .wT1”1 Iaome“u *“ Is also hereby given that in pursuance Jackson Is experiencing a little water ofNotice the spot where the horses had been1 which to cOMito tho iwttor. Lighting aa his eyes fell upon tho familiar form the power of sale contained In naid mortgage famine — but then they have a large brew ­ and tlie statute In such cases made and pro­ picketed. It required a half hour for .innteli ho mmto a burned of: the man. He recognized him in an about him, with vided, the premise* described In and covered wiiiL ‘‘"i110 tcnra tTom their her to reach tho little ravine where tho1 tho room, tat could^io noway ta whteb instant M one of tho strangers who had ery there. bv said mortgage, to wit: AU that piece at tend Scattered stopped at the inn the night before he hones were, so cautiously did she move.: ho could effect an Normal Park Is the name of the suburb situate in tbe Township of Assyria in tbe County ot Barry and Mate of Michigan describ­ She w:ts now confident that she hud1 .bout tho room were eo'-eral empty had left. Dan now remembered tho of Mt. Pleasant, where the new college ed as the south »Mt quarter of the north east passed through thu Ixjriegers’lines some­■ hnTM with here and there a pile <A strange conversation he ha<l overheard will be located. man. ship number one north nt range number seven ' black bottles, some broken and giving where, bnt she had seen do sign of them. between this man and his tall compan­ E. N. Reed, a prominent Pine Creek weat. will be sold M public auction atlhetrout ion, and ho wondered what could have farmer, was kicked In the stomach by a door of tbe Court House (that beim ’iiuleriic. ’ P w“ The darkm-ss had now grown mon)1 forth the fumes of spirits. at holding the Circuit Court foe the dense, and she realized as she saw tat■ Tho walls were of rough, loose s^ne, tatmght him to thisodtof the way place. horse, and may die. 1 with pateheo of red clar ridblo throogh That tta» man waa a villain and a 7’ltlemen* brin8 thickening clouds gathering across too A horse kicked little Earl Dan ipert la ■ w where tho w^lh^tumbted do^ sky that it was a most favorable oppor ­ 'heri fugitive from justice Dan already knew the head at Brookfield. The child Is In a J?ico to Tta root war otrciooth .tone "•- Jfi! — to wh.t h, W oT.rb«ra Ute* night critical condition. tunity for the worh before Irr. , and then, a crack which W»n«^ nt U» tan, tat h« h»a not rapected him As she drew near the fipot where, i ii! UP hyar like a A sneak thief broke into Maatln Noon's 'Udi wm no s o, rol>. daubed with mud. bntTcl horeee were she could see only house at Rlbble, Huron county, and ap­ d"’ tar* Wm ta ta lengno with them.’ paces in advance of her, * j.1 ^r^'^h^mado^ propriated 111. • wnt ter take me fear assailed her that the tarn Utara »w*T. b«t • tow wWm) COUDtKEO oo :?tKX'‘a;£".now loSiZ'^tioi'^0'’- W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE Woolley <& Bronson. ,5 ii Wing’s Flexible Shoe Lacings Cta, Ealnaaias & Sigiuw Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. •t-taSS ^,graJ* th” �CHAPTER OF DEATH. iroaad wllb * rtd. ™ wild eyed Assyrian, roStraanee tatoktM P«l» tog on. He shat no tears when Merrick tally enjoyed by t who looked an If he "Would like to jab every region of the Moslhcli. ot RMpeDSibiUly R**? was put to sleep. rf monopolist and gold bog under the fifth William bad a hen ou when It came to Thia monitor the Bethesda home was tuoao ,t lh« downfall ot bw r,c*'... h treasurer. But In an evil hour lie let It be rib. AU that baa botn written about tbe the scene of death. Ao event occurred The congresdonai delegation was next tnbrtlr achlaremrnta of tbe doribw ®a, which, instead of bringing great joy into a have a bemarkable cohvem- known teat he wanted jolly Jack Johnsuu. of Tbooiapple. nominated for. that office. selected; amt every one of the 11 delegates he action, or bonier on the “■ household, was only the cause of sadness TIOK IM UNIOR HALL. The AMyrlan wild eyes woopeddown on the elect was duly committed to the Omaha thia we know nob U true, all tracea or tor those who know the clreumataacre. scheme, and demanded Johnson’s political confession ot faith, to Weaver aud the tbe arandour ot tlelorr. which ‘"’•''•“J pedigree. Hicks gave IL Tbe Assyrian people's ticket entire The Assyrian was mark, tbe countenance of tbe r.lctck' kEV^ tt,A woman who came from Hastings gave reformer shook his bead; it wasn’t satis­ on deck again. O. F. Long’s name was been retnored rr.ru. Ida face, andanccwdcd birth to a stiB-born child. SheJ1*? factory. From that moment John on was proposed. The Dead Eye discovered in Ing no confresion, but had stated that ahe by a dull, aleepy, doomed, arid Hicks went with him. Oscar this another! monopolistic plot. He pro­ rerbap, It waa the Iwve nre-alono look was married. If she liad been married It Matthews, of Hastings township. Lewis ceeded to insist that "O. F. Ixmg was a that ltd Sc Uncle Tora a Cabin CouipW. would seem only too pitiful that the man Decker and George C. Nichols, of Carlton, fusionist; couldn’t be trusted, and you that cave an exhibition here Friday nlkb. whose duty It was both to paptecl and pro­ and F. M. Quick, of Maple Grote, were never know where to find him.” Enough to let their donkey go along aa be wlabed vide for her should not have done so In a said. ‘Long'wasn’t in it-from that time; A seraphic Dalle spread over the coun- put into the arena. Each protested that he and the Assyrian smiled as he saw another at their parade Friday noon. It ao II waa home no matter how humble It might have had no politics, and wouldn't have any ake. A» Aa ine the ’T"u“,v' been. Thus another sad chapter la contenaoce ot county chairman Wm. fl. Mer­ that wasn't inscribed In the Omaha docu­ •scheme of the gold bugs hurried under tlie a grlevlou, mistake. gnd of wbal undoubted­ procession was moving mo«.™ along Michigan rick as he rapped tor order Saturday fore­ ment: and each would vote for Weaver, Omaha platform. atenue, the noon passenger on the' ly a life of unhappiness. Is sealed forever. Eighteen senatorial delegates were next noon and called to time the delegate con­ and wouldn't take anything but straightR. R. came thundering along at a speed The question arises, upon whom, does out people’s party ticket in his’n. Mat­ chreen. each1 of whom was either declared fuUy equal to that allowed Uy tbe city toe responsibility rest? If the death of vention of the people's party of Barry to be by himself or friends a 24 karat anti­ thews was named on the 3rd ballot the unfortunate woman, which occurred ordinance. Tbe donkey county, who had assembled to name a Even Henry Wickwire couldn't ’escape monopolist, antl-goldbug, anti-democrat, lesslv along until he caught slffit of the among m?wly made friends was the ma t ticket and knock out Wall street and the tbe Sure Shot from Assyria. Modest man anti-republican, autl-fuslon, antl-every- steaming monster. Suddenly llis eye8 of crime, It Is to be hoped that the offend­ giant monopolies of the age. Ori each face that he is, and disinclined to parade .hls। thing that wasn’t Included in the Omaha sparkled; he spit on hls hands, buckled on er will be punished. 1 platform, and each of whom was pledged bls armor and Jumped Into tbe arena and Humane Officer Merrell went to Has­ was written grave and severe determina­ views in publie. be was yet nailed to the ■ to vote for ndne but Weaver men. Assyrian’s rack, and made to declare for with a fiendish chuckle awaited tbe com­ tings this afternoon to Investigate as to tion to swipe the earth with the guld-btigi Omaha, Weaver aud everything that .sa­• Mr. Dawson modestly made another lit­ ing of his rapidly approaching rival. In the identity of Mrs. Emma Reed Currier and the aristocracy. The usual committees vored of people’s partylsm. Not content; tie address. He called the few remaining the moment of excitement “Topsy really of Hastliun who dted « BethewU Born, with this, the Irrepressible Dead Eye fromi delegates to witness that it took money to looked serious; “Unde Tom” forgot the this forenoon. were named, and the conyentton adjourn Offlcer Merrell Informed Assyria wanted to know, you- know, bow1 run campaigns, nnd he hoped the candi- awful flogging awaiting him to a few short The Telexrepli tint Mrs. Currier tbe ed till afternoon. Wickwire had allowed the register’s officei dates would not be compelled to bear all hours and thoughts of curbing up the woman who died under eueh ”d elreumThough they had partaken of refresh­ to be contamlnated by a republican clerk,, the expense. | No one volunteered a cent golden stairs were farthest from little smuces «s related abore.—Kxlxmuoo ments. it was evident that their appetite referring to Mr. Chas. W. Jordan. In a1 to do up tlie gold bugs lu the old parties, Eva’s mind. Despite the looks of the for the gore of monopoly, national banka most manly way. Mr. Wickwire proceeded1 and the curtain was rung down. combination the rival came: It saw; It 1 Tb»uUnfortunate Rlrl worked at the Has­ The work of tbe convention can hardly conquered. With one fell swoop It tings house In this city until last spring and.gold bugs was not appeased when the to explain that tlie register's office Is one> in which, for tbe lutesest of tlie people as' be called satisfactory. Fhe twelve candlShe was a delegates reassembled. John Dawson was well as hls bondsmen, the register must1 dates selected,come frormthe six towns of pounced upon the llttiedonkey and be was when she went to Kalamazoo. laid low -in death. The following little bard working, good hearted girl, though made chairman and II. B. Andrus secreta­ see that no mistakes were made. When1 Assyria, Johnstown. Maple Grove, Castlememorial has been banded us. not very strong minded. Her parents elected, he had employed the most efficient 1 ton, Hastings and Rutland and this city. ry. To the surprise of all, the chairman Once there was a llttto dooker. live In Rutland and the remains were With a passenger train he *£cOnkeV; so far overcame hls natural diffidence as and competent and trustworthy clerk he' Ten are from the cast half of the county, taken there for burial. to deliver a speech. He declared he want­ could find*and felt that no other course> and but two. j Benham and Brown, from Bravely he waited and dhl bls beet. ed to see straight business done by the would be justified. This frank statement1 the west half | of the county. The six But tbe cow catcher struck hlm-be^dto the people’s party, and hoped this convention pleased and satisfied the convention, and1 towns named and this city got 29 of the 41 What the outcome will be, or who was would not make any nominations looking Mr. Wickwire was accorded the honor of' state, congressional and senatorial dele­ Following are Hie real estate transfers gates elected, ^lille 32 of these delegates to blame we know noL but we do know for the week- ending July 29. 1892, as toward fusion, combination or any under­ -an unanimous renomination. Was W. O. Lowden permitted to evade1 live in the east; half of the county. that the donkey is dead. standing with any other party. He was taken from the books in tbe register's office: It the democratic stomach can Like in tired of all such monkey business, and the wild eyed Assyrian? Not if be knew' D E Fuller to LyMudor Beaeb parcel city 280 •’the middle of the road” was good enough himself, aud he did. Lowden came forth,• the bitter uose administered by Saturday’s No services at the Methodist ehnreb pale with emotion, determined to show to’ convention, we can think of nothing it will ^or him. . •- next Sunday, as the pastor will be at the The credential committee reported 13 the convention that he had always been1 not endure. ‘Every candidate had to 33 H^Armstronit to Jane Brandstetter 100H ac supervisors' district fully represented, four opposed to monopoly, tbat he was death to' pledge hls unqualified support of the peo- Hackley Park camp-meeting. “w"‘wMcConnell^MayCIMerpatcel Thornpartially, while Prairieville bad no dele- gold bugs, tbat nothing would do him1 pie's party platform and candidates, reThe fourth and last quarterly meeting more good than to clean out Wail streetl nounclng allegiance to the old.parties, and for this conference year, will be beid at aIMitfW»t Bailey to Uobl T Bfiven parcel city The resolutions committee resoluted In and the aristocrats. As to the old republi­■ opposition to their principles and candl- tbe Methodist church August 14th. The Their candidate for prosecutor presiding elder will In? present at one of $ Salina Crosman to John W Willard lot 1 blk favor of Weaver and the Omaha platform, can and democratic parties, he despisedI dates. and demanded that no candidate be named both of them, and said both were rotten and1 branded both top democratic and republi- ■ the services during the day and perhaps '*Balina Croum to Chai E Harper lot 4 blk 17 or supported unless he renounced allegiance corrupt to the core. He hoped his “right; can parties as ‘‘rotten and corrupt" and at both. Mo A?wnitetoPeterHcbeurertot 56 Phillips to the old parties and favored that platform, hand would forget Its cunning” if It ever' wanted hls “right hand to forget Its cunThe great Methodist camp meeting at and every candidate from Weaver to cor­ handed up an old party ticket Did he1 nlng” if he ever voted a republican or * Scot McIntoX'to John Mcln'osh 80 ac sec 31 oner. Tbe convention was reminded of stand on the Omaha platform? Well1 democratic ticket. These sentiments were Hackley park near Muskegon Is In session. Castleton 81800 He had carefully placed1 applauded to tbe echo, and tlie candidate It Is tu last ten days from August 2d to its duty to follow Weaver's advice, “keep somewhatly. tn the middle of the road.” and nominate both feet on each plank of the Oinehi plat­■ who uttered them was nominated by atcla- August 12. Some of the most eminent ministers In the Methhodlst church will be and vote for no one not openly pledgee to form, and was pleased to say they sustain­' matloii. support tbe party, its platform and candi­ ed his ponderosity of legality. He wished It Is already hinted that the future may present:|among them Bisbops Newman, Xo Name and residence. dates. Tht resolutions were carried with Ihere was one plank more. He wished the1 make Such changes in the ticket as will en- Huist and Taylor and Chaplain McCabe. । Isaac WoodruIT. Balilmare. great applause Omaha platform bad declared for prohibi­■ able it to’run the gauntlet of democracy’s Services will be resumed In the Presby­ "’I Hattie C. Jamhart. Baltimore. “The middle of the road” became the tion. Then hls cup of joy would be com­■ digestive apparatus. tVe W*e shall shaU sec what terian church next Sunday. .The pastur ....()r»M. UulUneer. N'Uea. 1,51 LtiUan h. remtmer. luanvnie, convention key lote. and that body pro­ plete. But he stood on it Just tlie same, we shall see. will preach In the morning on “Trees” and „.t Wm. Cheesman, Mapta Grove. ceeded at once to plant itself in the vxae- and would vote for Weaver, and for every "1» Bvy Ten* Ullger. A»syrta, in tbe evening on “Snags.” center of the high -ay. Anything that sa­ nominee of the people’s party. He was i Thoa. Slleoek, OrangevUie. vored of republlcanuQ) or democracy, part nomiuated by acclamation, and with much Tbe Y. P. S. C. E. will meet In tl.e 1181 Sarah 8. Lewis. Orangevale. tlcuiariy democracy. *as promptly and de­ enthusiasm. Your Uncle Bill was not Presbyterian church next Sunday evening Owing to the breaking of one of the . . at d^O, to be led by W. T. Grigsby. cisively squelched. Il Wa the old green­ carried away with tbe enthusiasm, though back party under a new u.me; Mnd they it was very pleasing to John Sullivan large ch al us the work ot moving the caprt PERILS AT NIAGARA. The ladles are cordially Invited tn attend house Was delayed Tuesday. . proceeded at once to pay thqr respects to Dennis. tbe monthly missionary meeting on Wed­ the democratic party for past memories of The ticket was completed with A. W. Tlie republican ( county conyention to a time,when dame democracy wooed lhe Taylor, of Maple Grove, for surveyor; nominate candidates for county officers has nesday, Aug. 10th, at 2:30 to be led at tbe Infant greenback party into bed with Howard Thomas and Alonzo D. Cadhralla- been called for Saturday. August 20, at Presbyterian parsonage. Of accidents at Niagara sonfe very her. and then cruelly rolled ovet onto tbe def, of this city, for circuit court commis- Union hall at 10 a; tu. The call at this A union camp meeting of tbe Wesleyan strange <mea are recorded. One lady poor thing and crushed onV-tu life- sloners: Andrew Kennedy and Dr. M. C. early hour is made in order that the dele­ United Brethren will be held on tbe old stooped for a cup of water, lost her bal­ Further, the convention weald fast ifo Woonmansee for coroners. gates may get through with the work be­ camp ground 1)$ miles south of Hastings, ance urxl waa out of reach and over the man's good intentions, no tush's Menu. For representative Chas. A. Brown, ot fore the convention nnd listen to an ad­ commencing next week Tuesday. Aug. falls almost before her nmnxed husband He niukt bodily appear, and deciare him­ Rutland. Henry Houghtalin, uf Baltimofe, dress by Hon. John T. Rich, republican 9, to hold one week In the beautiful grove knew what happened. self toy Weavpr and tbe Omaha platfum. John H. Dennis, of this city, were pro­ candidate for governor, inorder that the belonging to E. Pennock. Another lady stooped to pick a flower on This was carried to a degree that vas posed. Obedient tu tlie wild eyed Assy­ report at ’ the committee on credentials, the brink of the Table Rock. She was amusing at times. War. F. Hicks, of ths rian. each one declared that his feet were which usually consumes much time in taken up dead from the rocks ladow. city, sat in the convention as ,a delegate, either paralyzed, or he stood on the Oma­ Perhaps the most dramatic accident was lour Uncle William would look as honest ha platform, would vote for Weaver, and preparation, may be early disposed of. the Prohibition State Convention, Owosso, tbo - following: A playful young man caucus officers are rijquested tu forward. as one of the cherubim while solemnly de­ for noue. hut Weaver. Mr. Brown • Angust 10-11—One add one-third fare for caught up a charming child who was claring himself a pure, IXL people’s party axjlared that, if elected, he would vote for Immediately after the caucus, list of dele­ gates .selected to Hale Keuyon. chairman i round trip, from all stations In Michigan, watching the tumbling waves. “Nwr, men. iThe convention seemed to regard no man who was not a people’s party man of the republican ednnty committor. For­• on August 9 and IP; return August 12. Llxzle, I am going to throw you intoi-the Uncle Bill as a democratic emissary, a tool for U. S. senator. Brown was nominated ward. nt once, to the Banxer calls for• Democrat State Convenilon. Grand Rap­ water," he raid, and swung her back und of the gold bugs, and any candidate or on tbe 2d ballot. > township iFsucuses. ids. August 17-18 — One and onc-thlnl fare forth. measure he proposed wasn't “in IL” The The next In order was electing 12 dele­ for the rouqd tr:p. from all stations in She screamed, struggled aud slinpcd body Wouldn't even flirt with the demo­ gates to the state convention. Right here Grand Excursion. The -Michigan Cen­' Michigan, un August 1G nnd Iff; retucti crats. Oscar Crowfoot, of Assyria, expanded his tral will run a sixiclal train via Grand I Aug. 19. When nominations were in order. Ju<1ge immensity of chest, aud proceeded to’ ex­ Rapids and C. &. -W. M. R. IL tu Ottawa Lansing mere. Aucud 16-1U—One and wn*i hopelw* Pcrhaim he did not dea< Win. W. Cole, of Assyria, and Milo L. plode. He declared that now was the real Bench und Macatawa Park Wednesday. Williams, of this city, were named for work of the/teonvenllon. No delegate Aug. 17. '92. and sell round trip tickets at; one-third fare for round trip, from all Ma- death, mul nt least censure may die M !th probate judge. Now your-L'nclc Bill as should be sefft to Jackson who had not the following low irate*: Adults 81:00.‘ tious-on thyl). I,. & N.. on Aug. 16 and him. Of eacr.pcs, there are one nr two nnri well as John Sullivan Dennis were uppo»- been critically catechised, so that not the Children 50 cents. Train will leave; 10. Inclusive; return Aug. 20. Bankers State Convention, Detroit Aug. ones nltnoat beyond belief, nnd which • cd tn Cole, and made a still hunt for Wii- least suspicion of democracy or republican­ Hastings at 8:10 a. m., arriving at Grand lianiB. When the convention leanu-l ism should pollute the new party at the Rapids at 9:30 a. i?.. Ottawa Beach at; 9-11—One and one-third fare for round voltes skill nud bmvrry well worth tell) ' trip, from all stations in Michigan, on Aug. which was Hlek’s candidate, it promptly i Jackson gathering. Another delegate as­ 10:30 a. m. 'Returning leave Ottawa Not many years ago a painter was at va___ nominated tlie man he opposed, Judge sented to thin, and declared that the selec­ Beach at'0:00 p. tn.. Grand Rapipa 7:00 p. ' 8 aud 9: return Aug 12.’ on Second Sister’s island, when be fell Into Hackley Park Assembly Campmecting. the water. receiving 54 of the 75 votes. tion of delegates to the state and congres­ m. • Rctdrnlng train iwlll reach Hastings-. He waa old and weak, and while Ins jjcaiAt this point delegate Arthur L. Haiglit sional conventions was “the most partlcu- nt 8:30 p. m. AU who desire to stop off at Lake Harbor. Aug. 2-12—One ami <>nearose. With tragic air and in stentorian lorest job this convention had to do.” The Grand Rapids will have that privilege. third fare for round trip, from all stations :i..i. wia n< ’ very dangerous at fired he tones he demanded that the convention following delegates were elected: Trains will run through to Ottawa Beach, on Aug. 2*1 to 12th, inclusive: return Aug. won floated <:own ami toward niidstre know the political sentiments of every when, just a- he seemctl hovering un Ithe Wm. H. Merrick—Hastings township. landing passengers in front of Hotel Otta­ 13th. Culumbion Celebration. Petoskey. Aug. brink and exactly forty feet from it. If' proposed candidate, aud reject with scorn Oscar Crofoot— Assyria. wa. I’asjeiigers wishing to go to Macata­_ all who wouid not declare that the Omaha Gca C.'Nlchols—Carlton. — wa Park resorts can take Steam Ferry boat’ 30-31—One (are for round trip, from ail temporary rvcnnU are to be believed platform was In all respects' a glorious M. L. Williams—City. from Beach dock, rate 5 cents. The beau­ stations north of and Including Traverse raugbt on n rock. symposium of truth, and that Weaver was How long would iris muscles endure tiful steamer Macatawa will inaie two Vily. on Aug. 30 and 31; retarn Septem­ Gilbert Lapbam—Maple Grove. the angel ol reform. This convention, he itraiuf And who would rv ems him,____ S. S. Garrison—City. trip»7 leaving the dock at 2:30 p. m. and ber 1. dvdareil. hud no use for any but Simon Camp Meeting nt Heed City, Aug. 8-17— how? The crowd was helpless until a, Geo. Whitney—Hastings township. 3:50 p. m. and give all who desire one; pure people's party men. Haight mopped One fare for round trip, from all stations guide appeared with a coll of rope. Due John Parker—Thornapple. hour’s ritle on Lake Michigan for 20 ecuta. great beads of perspiration from his fever­ John Hinckley—Maple Grove. Children 10 cents. Tickets good only on Edmore to Chippewa Lake; Edmore to end he left in trusty bonda, awl with the ed brow, aud sat down. But tlie suggestion Howard City; Muskegon tn Big Rapids; other he plunged into tbe ladling tide.; ■ John fl. Dennis—City. special train. . wot tho convention’s approval. Presently Muskegon to Pentwater; Newaygo to Dr. J. M. Elliott—Barry. When he reached the poor painterithe M. A. G1U.MAN, AgL a wild eyed delegate from Assyria arose, John Dawson—Rutland. Manistee Crossing, on Aug. 8 to 17 In­ old man still Lehi in his hand the putty The following extract from a letter from clusive; return Ahg. 18. and called for the political standing of All the 13 who were present announced knife with which be was working, ifle every proposed candidate. a willingness to walk every plank In the Henry Dewey to the Owomo Times, Is International Fair and Exposition. shifted tbe knife to his pocket, tied the Now Judge Cole has opinions and de­ Omaha structure, and vote for Weaverand given below, and will Interest our readers Detroit Aug. 23, ,SepL 2—One fare for painter to the rope, and they reached the cided <mcs. But he Isn't noted for go­ none but Weaver men. There was some as Henry was a former Pastings boy and round trip, with We. added for admlssioh. shore safely. ing around with a brass band telling peo­ objection to Editor Dennis: but when he well known In many parts ot the county: from all station An Aug. 23 to Sept. 3, in­ In another case a boatman was eroMing “Here 1 am on the shores of the Pacific clusive: return 3EpL 3d. ple what his political sentiments are, es- modestly explained that he bad nailed the river above the fulls, when a fog sud­ „P»-elally :’io when lhe votes of democrats down the boards in the national green­ ocean—nothing but water as far as the eye \ Little Traverse Boat Club Regatta, denly aime on. He lost h’s bearings, and and republicans are desired. But tbe back platform of 1880, and that be was a can reach. Came over Saturday, and as pharievoix. Aug 9-11—One fare for round knew he waa drifting to death. ' Judge could not escape tbe vlgilodce of tbe greenbacker from Peter Cooper to Omaha, good luck would have ft we had a heavy trip, from all stations on main line north His cries alarmed the riUage, and bells wild-eyed Assyrian. He bad to race tbe and had hclpedskin 'em at the Nebraska storm and the waves yesterday were a of and including Grand Rapids aud from were rung, for him to ran toward them. sight, rolling in over a beach half a mile music, and declare that tlie Omaha plat­ metropolis, he was allowed to Join tbe del­ stations on Muskegon Division north of Then an oar broke. His only hope then wide. This is the that time I have seen and including Muskegon, Aug. 9, io 11m- lay in a paltry little anchor and a common form was tnado‘after bis own heart; he en- egation. ■ dontud II and would vote for Weaver and But there wns a merry war when Dr. lhe Pacific. Tacoma Is on Puget sound, Ited for return until Aug. 12. rope, which was very thin and, moreover, but tills is only a very small body of water. the people's ticket Elliott was proposed. It was claimed tbat much worn. _ In the minds of many, the exact politl- he was a Cleveland man, and a delegate to 1 am here to write Hits section up as a He examined every foot, nay, every! ihch ^'-•al status of sheriff Benham was an un­ tbe last democratic stationveiJtteo. Tbe summer resort. It Is a beauty. Like Torch Lake people had a genuine sen­ of it; he tugged at the knots at each < nd. known quantity; and he too was dragged Assyrian Dead-Eye was rampanL .Crow­ everything else Ju Washington, It's grand— sation In the shape of a sea serpent which Time was precious, but he could not afford everything except the weather. Tlie rainy -to the bar of toe convention, and plead foot blew himself up and exploded several frequented Its placid waters. The sensa­ to make a mistake. Then ho threw it guilty to great love for.tbe Omaha plat­ times. Da wson was ag’hi’ associating with season will soon commence. We are ah tion was spoiled when the over-zealous over. - tom—it Just suited him—and he would such old party hacks. Even Dennis op­ ready beginning to have more or less rain. sportsmen “killed” the serpent. It was It bumped along tho stones, and Ihis 'vote for Reaver and the people's party posed saying, “We want no democrats I think I have seen nearly as much of made of canvas and stuffed with sawdust. heart beat each 4ime it failed to catch a 'ticket entire. This suited the convention, sent tn .Iq^ksnn to make our nominations.” Washington as I raw of Michigan Id a Misfortunes never come single. At ep. At laat.it caught and brought the and they put their O. K. on him by giving Hicks lolled. He and John BuHivan quarter of a century. It’s a grand state. ML Pleasant last week- a l>oy was seri­ white tho tense string him 06 of the 70 votes cast for sheriff. Denuii ■•xch^ngt-d loud and violent words, Think of riding through sixty miles of throbbed like tbe bara gut of a harp as tbe Clerk came next. Right now Merrick, and a crisis was imminent, which would solid timber. Yesterday 1 stood inside of ously cut about the face by running water rushed by it. tbe letter writer, expected to receive hls have given monopolies and gold bugs an­ a tree or log without bending over. They against a barbed-wire fence. A couple of For the moment it held. How soon reward of merit He was named; but thia other lease uf life. Right here Delegate have recently taken from here a tree 10 hours later hls little sister came near ,n diameter. It goes to the World’s drowning, falling head-first into a tub of would It parti He shrank from feeling summer day was destined to be lhe winter Whitney stepped forward, nnd with Shabalong the strands. He was more afraid ?! Y* ter I* 1 tt® gening the mother ot of bls discontent. Though he stood before spearenn air. reduced order out of chaos plne l>nd when dwed In lhe convention and was prepared to wear and saved ids country. He urged the dele­ Michigan is worthlaw. Tbe land here Is the two children ran a needle clear through not to. lest he should read his fate in the twine, tense and twanging under the curout hls feet standing on the Omaha plat­ gates, “I-el’s nut quarrel for God’s sake.” a rich clay for the most part and all hill­ her hand. form, would vote for Weaver and all the He then stated that Dr. Elliott waa a sides will become one vast grazing country. On Monday Addle Roberts, aged 18, of Inch by loch bis fingers traveled to hi. boys who stood with him, he was doomed. friend of Weaver, and would glue his feet There is practically no wheat this side of rrauktln, near Ann Arbor, fell from tbe Sly Samuel McIntyre, also of Hastings to the Omaha platform. He knew this thcmountalns. There Is no end to tbe hay loft upon a short pitchfork and one of arm’s length. So lang ns it held there he was safe. Time and time- again through township, waa In the convention, and for from a talk he had with him that day. Its tines passed directly through her heart the long night ho did thia, but never, bo what seemed tbe purpose of doing up This scttlwl ft. tlie vote standing 21 for wey bw,|l't-,c?’i.’«l to teach in Another penetrated tbe breast and a third Merrick, bis mortal enemy, had his own Elliott tn 10 against. tbe Tacoma schools next year nt a salary Passed through her neck. She was killed »nld, without a heart like lead and hands quivering like a leaf. When morning uuae mentioned as clerk. Then Samuel When Mr. Dawson was proposed, he of $1,250 for nine months’ work. Instantly. saved”1, ** &t 1*Bt WM declared his willingness to put three feet blushed like a sweet girl graduate, and While Mrs, Peter Crawford, of Good­ on the Omaha platform. If he only bad ’em, again made ii speech. Ho said he was a KNOCKED OUT. In another case the danger to life, though land. was helping her husband load and would vote for Weaver and all the delegate In the greenback state convention bis wheat into a wagon the horses sudden­ considerable, was not imminent. A tug “people.” Sam’! isn’t an Italian. But he that ruled to fuse with the democrats. Lt Killed In the rint Round. scows, when one went Much has been raid concerning the ly started up, causing her to lose her V is an expert with tbe political stiletto, and waa against bis judgment; and the green­ bad the proud satisfaction of doing a first- back party saw too late the folly of tbat donkey, and no doubt many assertions balance. In falling to tbe ground her neck adrift. With adnslraljlo promptness and class job of carving on Merrick, and that action. He was utterly opposed |o fusion, made that lacked the aabMance of truth. was broken and her death was Instantane- address the captain of the tug cut loose th’ <* Pictured as gently elevating gentleman’s political aspirations, lay a or to any working with either of the old »Ute S’ the drifting barge. ghostly corpse under tbe feet of Sly Samuel. partk s. or to supporting man for office! bis hind feet and sending ’man to hold eomnanv (Ir . The - Michigan —, ballot —..w. box cmiipauj...vtcuo utm ii uy stmrn oower and E. J. Feighiier, a democratic justice of the who was not squarely trpon lhe Omaha 8Tu with the Itetle birds, L-awton, airton. Mlch„ Mlcb have h.». made a new ballot 'Thcn t!10 others came along a line waa Hatealn^to “ u«ic of other spheres. b?J: peace from Castleton, was iteo placed In platform, and loyally voting fpr Weaver arc «*“>• The l«-Hb U» Utnctta o~n Z“ tt 18 “ld he hta h**0 kDo*h tbe field. Tbe wild-eyed Assyrian called and tbe p<opte> party- ticket! He oon- 7 ° rabt,'troller, tbat :‘»“-oogbt tomwk. wwynotoZn. for Felgtmer and hls sentiments. Same cluded. “ire eaten all tbe political succo­ •b*k,hta «« Md knock a brick ■Mudl Mm t?’ * 'ISL T1‘' rtn»> Ba‘ b*d drLcwl Alc^. rftbln tt. chestnut—ho was for the Omaha extetifoee, and when down- ; tash 1 can stand; and will henceforth vote ! « ‘ta.gp'rtt «< lb. wu«n.. «nd fur right thoroughly wrought up has success- nSjTtSSSl bw’!“ *• F“ ta- •Zrory ”<! Il’ ’‘taH.U-jmml.xlf be would neg Ictfn 3rd ballot Your tl e old parties.- This little speech fuUy disputed the right of way with a rail- M?.rr^r*ta- WlwbmloUan.To.eil: kta-cn. Floxlly» tout wwa gwtoml, xil w*y trete. The donkey la au innocent together, the box affords an almost sure • c a second* another apH then the tnw looking bird. He most always goes metbud Ot dM-un, tb, rnud. ' I uf W„ TtettiSyX ‘ •the people. Addittional Local murderer. The sheriff was behind hin? tbe river in trout, and only the wire, of the old bridge at laewtaton to help Hand over hand ha l*gan tho pruwain. ’ His bands quickly Mbtered. a8.l t!1Pa they bled. Again and again ])e resU„] hi arms by hanging by his legs. At W 1... nmcM Mm onmalu. bmrk aud la, p,n,iCk. for an hour before he continued hit, flight The frat was certainly a remarkable w)r for nn amateur.—Cincinnati Cotomerri »1 Gazette.- Of No X’reltical t'.e. Major Tidd tipped bock tbe soap box on! which he waa altilng. put his fort M t0D of tlie stove, shot a rich brown ktn-nm of dtetillcd nary plug at the postmaster's cat folded up the paper from which he had been reading, tilted hls iron rirumed spectaele* up among hla liarlxxl wire hair and inquired: "Did ye ever see uno o’ them phony, grafts*" None of the rural seera. present had ever inspected any such new fnnglrd ginicnwks KDd'the major proceeded. , "Wall, I did. Wen I wux up to Chi­ eager last fall my niflfew tuk me overt' th’ expersbhun building ter aee'it. Thry was a feUer bed it ou show thar." “How’d the thing work*" asked Squire Howard. , “It’s worked by a mlxtcr uv. gas an 'kttricity," observed Major Tidd with a knowing air. “This wan’t full RiZCi ye know, jist a moddil. They couid make it fly around some, but ’twouldn’t kerry nuthin an they wasn’t able to steer it very sartin. I don’t believe ’t’ll ever ’mount to ennything, an ridln an kcuraand su-amboats is fast enuff forcommun peop|c-eimyAnother scientific problem waa uttled —Detroit Tribune. The Greater WmU Do you realize the magnitude of “the greater west?" Have you any conception of the vast resources of tbe empire that lies beyond the Missouri t The an a <_f toe whole United State* is 3Ji37,toj square miles. The area of “the greater u cat" js 2,19,135, and the states and territories west of the Missouri alone cover an area of 1.57LHM square wih-s. "The greater west," then, covers nn area one-thini larger than the stales east of the Mississippi, and the states and territories west of the Miasoazi,' Including Texas, corer a larger area than the entire country east of the Missouri river.—Edwoni Rosewater's Omaha Ad­ dress. ■ An Opinion. A playwriter was reading one of Lj "creations” before a company uf toe French Society of Comedy, when he observed that a member, M. Got, had fallen asleep. Jit stopped anti reproval tot sleeper, lie was reading Lis play for t he purpose of Gbiaining the comtr.itU-e's opinion. How (x>uld a man who was tvdet p give an ophnonf M. Got rubbed bis eyes tugi remarked: "Sleep is on opinion."—Loudon Tit-Blta. Kducalluu 1» an Art. When it is distinctly seen that educa­ tion is not a science, but an art, it is per­ ceived why so many socaiied normal schools fall of their purpeew, and why the educational Journals which upja-ar from time to time, only to roturu to toe silence from which they arose, are for the tno*t part such very useless reading.- Anna C Brackett in Harper's. FROBATK ORDER. State of Mlehliran. County of Iters > • , Ata ses-loti <>f tn- l r • Comity of Barry. Im’den at tlie Pwii.ate o*tee. in In the Cits <»( Ha»t*i>z*. Inxaiu , uun!< oirXstur(•av, the uMh day of July, tn tar year oue tbnusand eight hundred an«) ninety -two. PreHem, Charles V,'. ArntMrohi.*. Jedi,- of Probate. In the matter of t be estate of Geo. P McL-itan. deceased. Oa reading and filing the petition. > < ri­ fled of Dimd G. Rool'iMjr, adirit : :r.d. - t ttee-tale of said dw>nsrd, prayiug tha’ lie may l>e Heens-d to sell the re\l t-i.s Mtd decea-e.> as In said |*‘tittcu dewtited tor tbe rauom therein >et forth Tbrreiipuu It Is ordered, tl.-.t Fr;C t. the jetli day of August. A. I). In the forenoon <>c assiriied lur the Isrertnc ••I said petst ion and that the hrit s at : <>! • >M deceased and all other pereo»u» !:.!,•<< !• .i tc aald estate, are required tn ap|<e«r .it a - >«lon of said court.then to be bo’den at the Proteite of­ fice. In the City of totsubgs.ln said tc.n.:y, and show <-an«r. d anv ti • te t-. Thy the nrny»r nt ttp yrtillmter rtrtv not be trained. And ft ts Jurthcr • that said petitinner she uutlcr ’« ' • i*r-;r.« luterretr t In estate of t!f • ■ <d said petit!**" and the hearlnj. thro-..' Io cati.lt-.a copy of ttu" order to topub’Ka*; ' ' •< H«“ Ungs UAXXKTt. .1 newspaper printed #:>«’. .cireclated lu Mid County of Parry, ca-.-r n <-«ii week foe three successive weeks tn said day of hearing. CHAKUta U. ABJt-r . Judi«- ■>-’ Probate(A true eopy.) . PROBATE ORDER. State at Michigan, eounty of Barn . - • -. At a Msalor. of the Probate Cour* f«-r :!•• County of Bnrrv. boVten at the. Proi-atc * ‘tfire tn toe City of Hastinr*. in said ••numv.oa Srt.neiulay. the 3rd day of Augu-t. tr. the year od* thousand eight hundred an.! nl;.i t'-n-• Present. Charles W. Armatrony.. Juogfrw Probate. lu tne matter of the estate of Joseph Jtehi*. an alleged Insane j»reo:i. In.the above entitled cause Mary behw. guardian of said insane peron. turn court and declares tbat she b prepared to rea­ der her annua! account as such guard: • Thereupon It ts ordered that TlipreiartM ISthday of Augu-t. A. D. »« Mu •’dock ttfsjhe forenoon, be for the bearing of said t-iitlop. .hk! tUt the heirs at Isw of said Joseph a:i<l all other person’ iuterr».cd raid estate, are required to appear at -i of said court, the* to be Uoldca at the Ijt-rbate Office tn the city ot Hastings, lb said cuuntj. •»» •how cause. If any there be, why the J:Mwr •'« to the persons interested iu said «-.date.<4 pendency of said petition, and tin- Itysrtgg IhareoL qy oauslnK a copy nt til* onier w te published in the Hastings Baxxkh. a nrwj«per printed and circulated In said Barry.' once In each week for two su.«s*ive weeks previous to said day n! !>■ >: . CHARUBS w. AHM- I' • A'trae OOPV.) Judge of Probate. PRORATE ORDER. State of Michigan. County of Ba.»/-*•1 At a MBStou of the Muntv ot Barry, holden at the Protede ’ Wire pa lhe city of Hastings, in raid county <>n day, the 3rd dav ot August, in the rear one thousand eight hundred and ninrn' .. Present, Charies W. Armstrong. Judge *t P’foJiUtiie matter of the relate A,tyn N. Warren, deceased. t . • H. L. Ou reading and filing the peiRtou. reri fled, at Alfreds Warren, wi tor of «td dece£ ed. praying that a certain inurement .ij Sj^HErctaut pvportlDgt°.b.e"iS’uLno sad tevtameni of sate deceased.!» •u,1! 111 LL prubate and .hat administration at **"' mybepaated to the petitioner or some o-h" Tboniunn^t* Is ordered, tbat 30th daraf Avgu»t. A. D.. t*" ” ^*5 in the forenoon.be assigned for the hr.ir n«of said petition, and that the heirs at !sw« daeeraedaad all other pmon< interested Office, In thu’ elty of Hastings, In said •SlSwwvrare.If M>y then't*. “h> f,n FT? • ottite petitioner may not be grantfd1 ’ H furt&dered. t&l «aM tics to tbe persons interested in sal«i r-.n tjJ '&? S s SSSarfintha HaatlJi 'i BaX>kh. a ue^1’} EnSS: ““ X^SS. I'-f UI"« Eu pmlaa >0 (.wotj \ \ � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-08-11.pdf 5640d1ee898058cb2668cbc572a26df7 PDF Text Text The best AdueriisingiKediumm Bar- Hastings ri CountyVOL. XXXVII. NO. 14. HASTINGS, MICH., AUGUST 11, 1892; =F Hastings Hasting- c,TLBw LOOK’ HERE Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by Wheat is low and flour should be the same. For a short time I will sell ' State of j COOK BROS.. ’’TAI' S75.OOO.OC. ’ hl’ll’S f7.U0U.U0. li.e tew* ol the [White Rose Flour AT 4 ;p. President; ! . -ster Me‘*er, Vice. Pres. D. W. Reynold*, Cashier. ctor*: . • Chester Messer, p. T. Colgrove. $2.20 Per 100 Ldj. This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to be first grade. Cheese, 10 cents per pound. JOS. ROGERS. don time depostteand general IIASTIXfiH, MICH. IMPORTANT Jo every person suffering from i Iles or any other Rectal disease. DR. LA KINS,. The Rectal specialist of Grand Rapids, h at the Hastings House, Hastings, every Thursday fore­ noon and Friday afternoon, Dr. Irkina 1ms a large list of patlente In Hastings and vicinity apd more »re securing his services at each visit as a result of his un­ usual success In his spAial prac­ tice. are you going to buy a SEWING MACHINE? All are Invited to call for con­ sultation and examination both of .which are absolutely free. buy of the man who sells at the same price to the ’i ur woman as to the rich. He wont charge you $55 • machine and sell the same style of machine to un­ do some dealers.. Oh, no! VUIIIFE Wings will grow weary if they happen to light on the The Dollar of the Poor Man Sticky Fly Paper, J. । is good to Trav. as the dollar of the rich. He sells Sold by Fred L. Heath, The Drug­ 'll i -lit Running World Renowned Domestic. The New gist, Or come in contact with his U. and some other first-class machines. ii-will sell you a machine jor a small payment down an i i! balance in monthly payments if desired. OR It.will pay you to call on him before you buy. oils and i parts for all machines, Poison Fly Paper Insect Powder. T. PHILLIPS “HE HAS THEM ALL.” ALL THE Patent Medicines a'd** vertised in the Hastings Ban­ ner. All the, best Corn Cures, all the good Headache Remedies. .Anything in the Drug line we don’t happen to have we will be pleased to get for you. FREb L. HEATH, i The Druggist. IN Tfite Old Wooden building one door, east of City bank. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dry Goocis, Carpels Cloaks. THIWI1B DRUG STORE. For 16 years the leading drug and book store in Hastings. Blankets, Bedding, AND Live Geese Feathers M-bi Sctol Books, The most complete stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. IU. Goodyear The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. I he most complete stock of Dress Goods in the state. Hastings, Mich, A full line of Gents Furnishing Goods. A splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella for 81.00, try one. Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co., 78, 80 and 82' Monroe St. GRAND RAPIDS, Wv make a specialty °f making Gents suits and pants to order. ‘ ./go Banner. MICH. Tocon.uioeraoC kerwciw oil In Hutlnrx and Item Co: h”' MteblUhod no Loney «l Hating, tor Ibe ute ot Snow Drapoll. wnleh jor lumln.tlng purnowm has no eyunl. Itelna a product of rcnnaylvaula crude and 155 degrees* fire teat makes It perfectly safe. It produces a etearand white light end free of odor, nor does It cause any deposit on chimney which Is so common with chap e^ low test Oblo oil. Since July 1, 1S»1. Mkhl can allows the use of ISO degrees fire test ell which permits the the sale'of keroeene ™de from Ohio erode -and po»eM« s larger percentage ot sulphur and after estractlng sufficient naptha (mploelre part) ronLethe fire trot to 150 degrees or more ? Smes useless, so tar so producing gM Is roucemsd but al a low Mt will bun; fatm w«H. n™during a roro dlsagreealde ordor while burning and lotdIMtlie chimney with a greasy substance. Give Snow Prop oil a trial, the coat Is but mile dUferent than what you pay for the cbean goods you are ualng and the satlsfecS^youwUl rdth light will rnoroa tlrorn compensate, saying nothing of additional ^frty For sate by 8. B- I’bUUps, IL I* “ewtonandOtfekiCook. A D. D MAT. MatNABD, A. . . Wholesale Ag. Muh* COUNTY NEWS. Cartton Center. Arthur Kenyon and family have return­ ed from Dowagiac and will movepn their own place near Henry B non sonJohn Draper and wife returned from Charlotte test week—M. Senter took In Barnum’s show at Kalamazoo last Friday—Charlie Platte of Greenville visited his mother Sunday and Monday—Matte Uhl of Grand Rapids visited her sister Mrs. Dr. Wright last week—Frank Andrus Is convalescent but their Infant child is 'stilt sick—Minnie Rork of Hastings and Alma Senter Sundayed at Ed Brown’s—Charlie Fleming rides In a new carriage—Henry M. Wag­ oner died at bis home, Aug. 0, of con­ sumption. Mr. W. was an old soldier and well regarded in the community. Funeral services were hd.d^Sunday, Rev. Myres officiating. ■ . ' Middleville. IL E. Hendrick and family spent Sun­ day with relative* in Carlton—J. McKevItt ami wife spent a portion of last week in Ionia—Mrs. Wm. Severance spent Friday In Grand Rapids—The Methodist aid so­ ciety meets with Mrs. Isaac Glblwi on Grand Rapids street this week—Mrs. Lawrence entertained her daughter, Mrs. Walker of Grand Rapids over Sunday— Orlcy Granger of Otsego spent Sunday with friends in the village—P. Brand­ stutter mid Miss Maude Young spent Sun­ day iu Prairieville—Ed Lynd and family of Charlotte are the guests of relatives and friends in the village—Fred Moak left for the west last week—Miss Ethel Carveth la the guest of Edith Chase of Marlin—Sev­ eral-from this place attended the horse races at Grand Rapids Tuesday and Wed­ nesday—The marriage of Norman Webb of ibis village and Miss Ina McDowell took place at the bride's home at lujyton Tuesday. Both parties are well and fav­ orably known In the village. They will immediately go to housekeeping in the Ives bouse on Emery street—Mrs. Frank Buck of McCord visited in the village Thursday—Roll Youngs of Chicago Is vis­ ited jjls parents in this village this week— Hittie Pumfrey Is visiting relatives In Carlton this week—Edna Campbell return­ ed from Bay City Monday where she Iras been visiting for the past six weeks—C. Guess died at his home five miles north of the village Aug. 7, after a long ami pain­ ful illjirss—The many friends of J. I’umfrvy are glad to welcome him upon our streets once- more after a two month's siege of typhoid fever—Prof. Wilkinson and family returned from Ypsilanti where they have been the guests of his mother the past month. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County WHOLE NO. 1938 Fox has gone to South Haven—L. Sackett and family, of Battle Creek, were at Henry Tasker’s Sunday—Born, to Fred Brown and wife, a baby girl—Here’s an­ other. Born, to More Sylvester and wife, twins, a boy and girl, Aug. 14-^-Al Davis has moved Into Mrs. Fox's house west of the Center—James Dunham Is very low— Threshing has commenced. / Cuata Grave. Humphrey said 1 could be cured, and I began a course of treatment and have faithfully followed it since. I am now able to get up and go where I please, up and down stairs and anywhere I desire and am getting well every day. and advise all ruy friends who are afflicted to see Dr. Holman S. Humphrey and bo cured. Fannie M. Chaklrnder nee Fannie Fox, Charlotte, Mich. Mrs. Hattie Cramer, of your city, Is vis­ iting friends here—Lee Chase and cousin Following are the jurors drawn for the spent a few days at Mead’s lake. Thornap­ August term of court Which will convene ple landing.* Fishing was the order of next Monday: their trip. The catch was one black bull Geo. S. Miner. Yankee Springs. head—Many from here took In the camp­ W. S. Nllaa, Assyria. meeting at Woodland. We hear many J. E. Tobias. Baltimore. got the power—Somebody had better look John E. Willison, Barry. out A very bold attempt was made to John W. Bronson, Carton. take a beast out of a barn—The ladies John Gutchess, Castleton. mite society of this placd meets at the Wallace Brown, Hastings twp. home of Mrs. Anna Wolfe In Woodland Wm. F. Hicks. City. Thursday of next week. Alanzo Wooley, City. Frank Ward, City. Jacob Kress, City. Wallace Campbell, Hope. y*A female base ball club Is advertised to Henry EKert. Irving. Elliott H. Simmons, Johnstown. play here the 15th. John Beigh, Maple Grove. Wo discount them all on bed-room suits. John C. Klllick, Orangeville. Call aud see for yourself. Ell Lindsey. Prairieville. F. W. Gjjeble. Geo. G. Edger, Rutland. Ebenezcr Garrett, Thornapple. See the new Hue of dinner sets at Hams James Asplnall, Woodland. VanArtnauM. They are nice and very Simeon IL Pierson, Yankee Springs. cheap. R. E. Smith. Assyria. /Work on Dr. Andrus’ new bouse te going Walter Ickes, Baltimore. along at a good rate, and It will be n beauty Frank Lawrence. Barry. when completed. John Freeland. Carlton. Chas. M. Putnam. Castleton. Wo acknowledge receipt of an Invita­ Orr Fisher, Hastings twp tion to attend the commencement exercis­ Frank Truman, Hope. es of the Agricultural college from Aug. Robert McNee, Irving. 11-lOtb. Henry Budd. Johnstown. YWord from Mrs. Irving VanVleck, of Silver Leaf, Dakota, says that 1,000 more County Grange Meeting. men are needed In Dickey couuty to har­ Regular meeting of the Barry County vest the crops and get steady employment Pomona Grange. P. of H. will meet with until snow tiles at $2 per day. Glass Creek grange on the fourth Friday, We are In receipt of an obituary notice August 20 thrl §92. Following is the pro­ sent by mail. Wu cannot publish such gram: Morning session 10 a. xn. sharp, notices except nt advertising rates, and so opened In the fifth degree for minutes of must hold this notice for the sender.' As previous meeting and such other degree we have previously explained, all obituar­ werk as may come before the meeting. ies and cards of thanks we publish only al Opened in the fourth degreo at 11 o’clock a. m.. dinner at 12 m. Afternoon session advertising rates. opened to the public at half past two X George C. Higdon, who formerly worked o’clock p. ni. Song by the grange. Ad­ rln the offices in this city, is now editor dress of welcome, Bro. Will Otis, master 'and proprietor of the Ingham County Re­ of Glass Creek grange; response. Brother publican published at LeslleN We wish George Sheffield. Music. Paper, subject, him success, and the first Issue under his “Should women work less and read more” management certainly looks as though he Sister Helen Brainard. “Are farmera’ would meet with it. organizations necessary or desirable," Recitation, Sister For the particulars of the Teacher’s In­ Bro. John Dawson. stitute, which will commence the 22nd, Jennie Brainard. Music. Paper, “Econ­ look at the school column. Mr. Andrus, omy-in farm management," Bro. Charles the Commissioner, has secured some very Newland. Recitation, Sister Mattle Siawable persons to conduct the institute anjl son. Essay, “Our boys and girls. Sister no one can attend and not receive some John Dawson. Music. Recitation, Sister benefit. And teachers especially, who dc- Ora Newland; also question box from zire to improve themselves, ought to make which many questions of Interest to all will be called out by the lecturer. Fifth it a point to attend. degree meeting in the evening at 7:30 for By the new apportionment bill which conferring the fifth degree. Let every was passed by the Michigan legislature member come and have a good time. Saturday, Barry and Eaton counties now Geokcje r. Bowser, constitute the 15th senatorial district. County Lecturer. The Squawbnek legislature tacked lohia county unto these two in their gerrymand­ Conctirnlng !ho New Court |lnu»o. er of the statu, but tile latter county was Everyone that has any interest In the dropped out Saturday. city, certainly ought to take an Interest In It appears that there area great many Use new court house building. ‘It is to be people hereabouts who are not aware 4hat the finest building by far In the county there are two persons of the same name, and will add greatly to the beauty of the or nearly so, living in the city. XNeverthecity. No city In the state has a liner court less such Is the case. Chas. W. Warner yard than tin* one In this city. Centrallyhas been a resident uf Hastings since ISw. located, Iroautifully shaded and pleasantly Chas. P. Warner, editor of the Barrysurrounded on ali sides. The ottly tiling County Democrat, became.a resident of the that can be said against Ute ground is,that place In 1891. it Is too low, being lower than the street* The following makes a delicious drink surrounding it. In some places. I To have for hot weather:—Two pounds and a quar­ the new building appear to Its best advan­ ter of while sugar, two onnees of tartaric tage, nud show off Its Iwnutlful proportions acid, juice of one lemon and three pints it should be placed on a rise trf ground of water. Roil together five minutes in n and not set down in a hollow. The court j»orcelaln-llued kettle, then set off to cool. bouse in Allegan is 10 or 15 feet strove the Beat the whites of three fresh eggs to a streets surrounding IL The court houses Miff froth, then add slowly half a cup of in Charlotte, Ann Arbor, Kul.tniaz -o. and sifted Hour, beating all the time. When in fact all of the best buildings of .similar the mixture is nearly cold add tlic eggs character In the state, are placed on and half an ounce of Wintergreen essence. grounds raised several feet above the Bottle and keep in a cool place. Add two .4reet. The same should I* the case here. table mkxhis of tiffs syrup to half or two- Tite foundation of the court house ought thirds of a glass of water, aud then put In to be placed on ground at lease three or one-lbird of a teaspoon of soda. It will four feet higher than that of the old build­ ing. and allowance ought to be made In the be found a very pleasant drink. conhtruetion ot the new foundation for a Mileage Tickets Good for the Family. grade of that height. The building qommlttee have no author­ Comnu-iicing Aujtust 1st, the Chicago A West Michigan and Detroit, Lansing A ity to put the yard to a grade, fnur expend Northern roads will sell 1,000 mile tickets a cent outside of the building; proper and at JUO, good for two years and valid for every citizen of the city, who has the In­ use of purchaser and his wife and chil­ terest of the city at heart, should use his dren, whose names must be shown on the Influence to have the yard well filled nud graded before the work has Geo. DeHaven. ticket that it Is impossible. Additional Local News. Mark Skillman went to Battle Creek Wednesday—Will Chase and family went to Kalamazoo Thursday—The Dr. made a business trip to Kalamazoo Friday—Mrs. Henry Knowles, of Orangeville, is visiting her parents, S. 1-arabee and wife—Mrs. Uirabee Is convalescing -Felix Chamber­ lain went to the Rapids Tuesday to attend the races—Whale Blackman will go Fri­ day to attend races at the Volley City—A. E. M.attismi. of Hastings, was In town Monday—Clare Aldrich, of Hickory Corn­ ers, was on our streets Monday—Rev. W. F. Harding preached at Crooked Lake Sunday at 4 p. m.—Mrs. O. Barrett lias been visiting , her daughter, Mrs. Ella Dickinson nt Nashville the past week— Elmer Colant, of Hickory Corners, was in town on business Saturday evening—C. Bradlah, of Augusta, was in town Sunday —Ada Mushier, of Shultz, N visiting Ada Williams—E. M. Jones’ straw stack burned Saturday evening—120 excursion tickets sold Friday nt Ibis station—Mr. Jones moved Into his new house last Tuesday, the one he l»onght of C. Hazel— C. Hazel moved Imo Ills new house last Tuesday—Mrs. F. J. Norwood had her pocket picked iu Kalamazoo last Friday— While at the pqstoffica waiting for your mall examine that head of oats raised by S. Larabee containing 214 grains—C. H. Robinson, our undertaker, went over near Plainwell Tuesday, to take charge of a funeral—Henry Robinson has gone to. Grand Rapids to see his wife, who Is there f.»r the removal of a carcinomatous growth —F. A. Blackman is having bis bam nshlngled—Ellsworth Barrett attended the campmeeting at Woodland test Sunday11. C. Royaton will return from Petoskey the last of this week—E. J. Hartman called on Orangeville people Tuesday— Church mid Society. Th\- ladles aid will build n sidewalk from The Y. P. S. C. E. will have an ice Le* Williams’ house to the school house. cream social on the lawn of Mr. L. E. Stauf­ NOTICE OF ATTACIIMEWn. A good thing for Mr. W. to build at the fer Friday evening from 7 to 10 o’cluck. State ot Michigan, the Circuit Coms for the same time. They will also set 12 bitching All are cordially invited. . Ouuulyof Barry. 'Cirinent Smith sod posts on the grounds. Services will be resumed in the Presby­ Philip T. Colgrove. terian church next Sunday morning and Woodland. o. j evening. The Lord’s supper will be ad­ urarae Notice Is hereby given that on the 'Jknd day of Carrie Groshiger has returned from ministered after the morning Service. July A D. isw a writ of attachment! was duly Fenton, where she has been attending isoued out of the Circuit Court for Ute County « school—Only a tew from our town attend­ The Y.S. C. E. meets In the Presbyter­ Barry a: Ui« suit <>( Clenj.sat Smith 4nd Philip ed the examination at Hastings—W. C. ian church next Sunday evening at rt;30, T. Colgrove, the above named plaintiffs against HietendK.uneinenls.tocdsand chattels, Nash, of Olivet college, and a former to be led by Pearl Michael. apd eflects nt the said George J. Cox, def Woodland boy, is visiting Woodland elwne named for the stun of one Uundr flfry dollars, which said writ was retaruabta on friends—Edwin Nash, of Kalamo. and a the 2nd day of August. A. Dt wag. former Woodland boy. Is visiting friends BoweiuQtills, Aug. 8, ’92. Dated thb Uh day of August A. D. 1092. here—The Free Methodist campmeeting Smith & Colxrore. .Attorneys for I’btlnUff. E ditor B annkr : closed on Tuesday—Threshing is the or­ 1 was surprised to read In the Banner . cbobate uaoBB. der of the day—Several parlies from our that my name wns again, being considered State ot Michigan, Counw of Harryplace, have visited huckleberry swamps— for representative. While thanking my At a setK’ou of the Probate Co We notice the editor of the Democrat calls County of Barry, holrten at the Pit friends for their Interest in me. I desire to In the City of Hastings, in said on his democratic friends to endorse the say that 1 am not and cannot be a candi­ Wesnesflay, the 10th day of Auj.-— People’s ticket. It looks as though Bro. year one thousand eight hundred and ui nety two. Warner was willing to sacrifice everything date. Aa Yankee Springs has a county Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of officer who Is a candidate fnrrenominatloh, Probate. In order to beat the republicans. One it would appear unwise for her to even In the matter of the estate of Ora would think that after having so manjr Belle Arnold, (formeely Dteliop) a minor. heavy stones thrown at it by the People s seem to ask two places on the ticket Ou reading and flllngfhe petition, duly voriVery truly. fled of Almena sun toy. guardian of said minor, convention, the democrate of Barry county John W. Briggs. praylus lha* she may be licenced to sell Um would stand on their own platform and uudtvtoed one seventh Interest of «dd minor nominate a regular old hickory ticket, and In Wn laad.n said petition described for Uto ptirp«M«M In said petition set forth. we believe they will In spite of Brother Two years bro after child-birth, I was Thereupon tt Is ordered, that Waraert advice. One thing we feel sure day of September, taken with severe pains In the back accom- 2nd ; of. that the republicans will nominate a mt lie forenoon he assig almon pure republican ticket We feel panled with extreme nervous chills, dur­ pert'Aon, and ibat the 1 ing which time I would shako like one in , certain that the editor of the must have just returned from h a Prairie­ severe spasms. Thia condition was rapid-’ ville trip when be wrote thgt little piece iy followed by paralysis of the lower In tba City of of advlee. and that he will take it back a* limbo, so that I lost the use of myself from show cause. soon as bls head clears up. It s »n awful the waist down and had to lie helped up and supported like a child, so that for thing to get Idet nearly two years 1 have not walked alone. petition and I became very dropsical and suffered dreadfully with my stomach and trowels. pobltahedta perpi Inted Edo, Kum.I1, ot Bkltte Creek. <• Ttelt- 1 was taken to Dr. Humphrey Id a most tarry once iTXurro he^Srorly .rorytody pitiful condition and so discouraged, I thought no mortal could cure me. Dr. wUterireu, «t Roy Churchill are at Mn. begers Mrs. r'br. �-i— HISTORY OF A WEEK. Hastings :S92. Thursday, At COOlTBROf.. Proprietors. CURE b •seem* hMt»m ■town lac SICK HEAD wboiccotry them wlU find three 11 tilepOla vain. ACHE HEWING (OBACCO ^E^IVORLB ethers do not. At Columbus, O., nearly two inches of rain fell within an hour. Louis Troutman, of Philadelphia, aged R> yean., committed suicide. ' Trouble to imminent in ths Coal creek mining district iu Tennessee, where tho riota occurred laat winter. Additional soldiers have l>een sent to the spot to help preserve order. Abraham Romick. one of the earliest tilers of Carthage, His., to dead, ag«l 85 re. Among those who will address the Illi­ nois State League oi Republican dubs, which oiceta in Springfield, Aug. 15, are Congressmen J. C. Burrows and J« P. Dolliver and Whitelaw Reid. Joseph Wards was killed, by electricity *t Dannemora, N. Y. He murdered hto father-in-law May 10; Ll-90. Tbe Pittsburg anarchists. Bauer and Knold, were admitted to bail in 1500 each. Alice Mitchell, who murdered Freda Ward at Memphis, has been placed in the Tennessee insane asylum. Whittier, Fuller & Co.'s paint ware­ house and adjacent property In Portland, Dre., were burned. Loss, $500,000. The People’s party of Michigan has nominated the following stalo ticket: J. W. Ewiug, of Eaton county, for governor; Dr. George H. Sherman, of Detroit, lieu­ tenant governor; Carleton Peck, auditor, A. A. Ellto, attorney general; superin­ tendent ot public instruction, M. O. Graves; land office commissioner. W. S. Hogan: memberboyd of education, Will­ iam I* Clute. CARTER MUHCINE CO„ New Yo»*i WALLRLL SMALL DOSE SMALL PRICE FOBFEOriT b a'",,;" (Mich.) HU8IN ESS C O L I.KOK. Enclose atamp for circular. Address. A. 8. PARISH; Prop r. it is When you want a :-:FRESH LUNCH,:-: ft1.. Your dealer it Go to the CITY BAKERY. Fine line of creams and fresh confectionery. A, E. RENKES. BUSINESS CARDS. TAMES A. SWEEZEY. J Attorney at law. Bastings. Mich. Practices In all courts of the state. Col­ lections promptly attended to. RS. E. H. a C. P. LATHROP. Homoepathic Physicians and Surgeons All calls city and country promptly at­ tended lo. D To Advertisers If you wish to advertise aud m-c<l instruction, sendono dollar Utxlo study of that book win enable you to decide what you ought to do, and give an Idea ot the probable cost. If you instruct us to place a certain amount of advert'.sinx for you iu tho way wo think will do you the most good, you should eend- an explicit statement of what you wish to accomplish, and mako buitublo arrangements for payment. Your order will then receive all the attention that It requires. If you wish. an advertisement prepared and a plan of advertising marked out; to be told what papers yon .-hould. us#, aud what the cost will be. we will furnish the adver­ tisement and the plan—either or both.and submit them for your conslderatlrm. together with our bill for For preparing advertisernents, electrotypes and estimates the ad­ vertiser pay* u*. Fbr tho expense of plvlni; advertisements and watch­ ing the fulfillment qf contracts we nre paid bv a ronimlsaion allowed by the publisher of tho paper in which th© advertisement appears. If you want to learn alt tho Ins and outs of advertising without any cost or trouble, read PiuxTZns' DTK regularly, carefully, studiously; issued weakly, 33 a year. ft A. SCRIBNER. M. D.. V. Physician and Surgeon, I)eiton^ Mich. Office In residence, one block east ot depot. A. * C. H. BARBER • . Physicians and Surgeons. Calls in city or cuunly responded to with promptness, day or night. H VV1LLIAM O. L()WDEN. T1 . Lawyer. Office over Aulius Russell's store, State street, Hastings. Mich. A. SHELDON, Abstract and Real Estate Office. AjAtract Block, Hastings. Money xrlosn on Beal Estate Real Estate sold on c-'nimlsslon. General conveyancing, ilavlne a complete ret of Abstract Books, com­ piled from the Itecords. can furnish complete k tracts. ■ C. F. BROOKS.Clerk. P • P. DRAKE, M. D.. . Office over Holloway's drug store. Office hours frntn 2 to 4 p. in. Telephone, eon uecttug with residence, at Holloway's drug store M. FOWLER.D.D. S. Office hours Ra ra. to 5 p. tn. MITH A COLGROVE, Lawyers. (Office in Union block. Hastings.) Practice is all the courts ot the state. S < E. KENASTON, *• Attorney at Law, - (Over J.8. (JoodvenrA Co.’ssto?e.) Practices In all courtsof the State. Collections jro/upUyattendlng to. For any further information address GEO. P. ROWELL 6r C©., Newspaper Advertising Bureau, R. TIMMERMAN, Houunpathic Physlcian and Surgeon. (Office over Lathxop’s.drug store.) P • 10 SPffUCE 8T«, MEW YOU. AW. REAL ESTATE ANDCOLLECT• ING OFFICE OF Palmkrtox A Smith, Woodland, Mich. C. S. Palmertox, J. M. Smith, Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. L gBVEBumrtu PRORATE UllDHP. State of Michigan, County »t Jtarrv-ss. Al a MMiim at th- Probate Court for the Co tntv of Barry. h«'den at the Probate Office In the citv o( Mk’fiugs, In said county, on Tues­ day, the irnlt dav of July. In the year one thousand eigtithundred ana ninety two. Present, 'CbarleS W. Armsfroiig. Judge of Probata. ' . KIRKS IAM0N On readme and fltfnx the petition duly verified at Townsend. eu*rjiai» nt mud minor, praying for rexvxui.therein set forth thit he I.. Il r.. .u.11 vh.a . .1 15U day at August. A. D. 1 >*2. alten o'clock In the —*- — I... . . . I .r—. I I.A li.I. z.f '.al.. rented and all oilier p*r«o-ui interested in said estate . are required to auoeir at a session of said Court. th-:» to h - wide t at the Prohate further ordered, that i-aM i to the peruMis Interested if. In — Mid■ .euste. at the u. and sn>l tbe thM hearing h..«rlnv peodmer of said peiltl-Mi thereof by eanalng a oovy of this order to be published ia Uw Hasliture BaxyglLa news­ paper printed and circulated hi said County of Barry, once tn each ive-k tor three succwrive weeks previous to said day of hesrtna. CHAS. W AWMSTROWO. Jodgeof Probate. HialttW, Agrtuhli, Eliansliig. __ . — . OurM _ Brenovee and Prerwxrta Dandruff. IIEUCAI FUULY S01P. Sett for General Houtehold Uw THEY lied unto god. that their boats will nob be “f 1 * ** of Sunday rxeurslonista hereafter. FBOBAIE ORDER. LESSON VII, THIRO QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, AUG. I* tbou«an<t Present Probate, rMd nlnrtytsu,. > Aflnstroug. Th. Cblew 12" ’7*^12*.“’^®!**** j*’**™. 'Ui; •>,. lb. MrtUW tall doiur fi*d. of Alfreds U xrn-n, wldou of »»(,• tt.l «1H w>h» «P “• :d-H»rin«Uiara rertatn loatnuurnt „ .wd hr th. Dnrtx.ro” HU u ‘b' “'r' “ filelu nato court m»mst tn t,„IJlf. bl,. Lid «t «t ■pl«» “O <l»r*T >» “*de “ and teotament of said be adniiteedto prob:ite and that sdtnln reoliM the needed 85,OA>,IXK1. 1 ~S7 — _ ,ou °r wu,! tJlate may be granted f• — to the peOfilwier or sou.c ,q*JJ 1. “ But a certain man named Ananias, An advance of 3 pre cent- has brenjor L ..Bat, njaa namea suitable prison. dered and put into effect by the North-1 Sappbira hto wife, sold* poasesaion. Thereotem it la w^taru Sash, Doorand Blind a-oda-. We *’«have been reading ---------of-------------Mtk. two noble, faith­ XML daj of in the forenoon, be for the he;,ni,sof ful followers of Jesus who ware ntady to said petition, and heirs at law <tf The president arrived at Loon lake with- di. I for Him. and gted to suffer for Him if deceased and-” — Slhten m«-1 m kH|4 out incident and found Mrs. Harrison 1only He might be glorified, but we have estate. --- ht » « I hr Pn>-u£ steadily improving. ■now a sad contrast In the story of these to Mid rciniiy Among the indictments found by tbs WF7i7~7-'72-7~kby »>©, Why the prater United States grand jury »t Dubiln, Gjk 1two who while professing faithfulness to of We petitioner may hvL ..,;. granted Jesus Christ were not sincere nt heart, to turtfierordered, taat said jx-qiiv,,.. r five w«w against young ce to the persons Interested in • . Mattie Hester, Eugente Pope, Ma»J but while outwardly serving Him were the pendency of sold petition and the beutig uu.s Brown, Salite Cobb, and Jennie 1 (serving themselves also. Many had sold “erfJr, operating n ’blind tiger. Two of them- their poMwwions anti had honestly given published In theiHitflnxs'BAN.vr.it. n tHrot? w^Tconvicted and fined 8150 each, which (all to Godfthelr new hojxA and joys had per printed and circulated in said county ^ itarrv. onre iu each wp£ for three sni•Co4ile ’• they paid. .. __ . 1 matte earthly poeseeslons seem valuelere wrelu previous lo said da?of hearing. as they might do good with them CHABUto W. AHM.kTKr.xr, Two of the principal contractor* for work except ( (A true copy.) ’ Jmigr <4 Pr .: *t-ou the Hennepin canal will have to giw anti , thus up treasure heaven SjlJ, ST; lay Luke P xviii. K IinTim. vl (Math. 17.18) up their contracts or make new ones, '*• PROBATE QP.DEK. 2. "And kept back port of the price, hto cause the eight-hour tew was not consid­ wife also being privy to it, and brought a 8fate ot Michigan.couun if Barry.-sa ered in making them. At a session of the Probate ( «.ur. inr :hA Tbe yearly Blue Grass Palace exposition certain part and laid it at ;,e apostles County of Barry, holden aS the Probate omrr m .> CrJun, L. will ,,k’ feet.” There to an old oomm ind to this Mto.Wafdlf.Maaftngs Inipud countv <>■ w-e nosday, the 3rd day of I August, in tk. Wr 27 this year, aud it is said will be a great effect. “Walk before me. anti bu thou sin­ sji and nkiety.iwo T Present, Charles JK. Armstrong. improvement on Its predecessors. , cere" (Gen. xvli, I. margin). •’Ihotx shalt . T Crop “.harp." ot Ku»u~T>h«l«» k “ be sincere with the Lord tby God (Deut. PrwMA-. in Ute matter of the estate of Josepu MtKre xviii. 13. margin). Aral it is also written, ot w..tb.r will r»nU In mor. lbw bblt a an alleged insane person. “Curbed be he that docth tbe work of the In the above entitled .prose Mary MrKck erdp of corn this year. Lord cteceitfully” (J«- xlviil, 10). Our Joplin, Mo., white lead works burned. Lord Jesus kept back cothing when He SteKt and dtoterss thaiafte is prepared io r*n. her annual account as such guardian Ixws, 8300.000. t gave Himself for us; He completely emp­ drr Thereupon It is ordered tirnt Thntxtey the A freight 'wreck on the B. and O. near IBtbday of August A. d. Cdunellsville, Pa., killed Brakeman J. tied Himself and humbled himself even ten e’clock in the foremxm. tic .I'M.-ned unto death (Phil, ii.5-8). . Pretty, fatally hurt Fireman C. Belta and 8. "But Peter said, Ananias, why hath tor the hearing ot said petition, ami that the The VoMlsche Zeitung asserts that Herr lojuml M. Ell.b.ngb, bmk.mm.; IL Baton filial thine heart to lie to the Holy heirs al tow of said .hn.pi, »CKse and an . other jpertons imerr-ted m Herrfurth, the Prussian minister of the Johnston, engineer, and F. Miller, fire­ Ghost, and keep l»ck part of the price of ?aid estate, are required to appear ut a m-vUm Froliate interior, will soon resign his portfolio in man. tbe teadF’ God desires truth even in the Ot said court, then to be lM>ldeu at .the 1. x Two Chinese girls and tjjrtx- boys, pro­ Inward parte (Ps. II, fl) and He has said. Office in the etty olMosting*. in consequences of the differences existing show cause, If any there bf, why the praytV 0' between himself and Dr. Miquel, minister teges of a misHionarysocictyjBre arrived at “He that worketh deceit shall not dwell UmMMttoner may not ba granted. And it li Detroit en route to Auu Arbor.where they of finance. ’ within my house; he that telleth lie. shall further ordered. Thai said jHnltlnn-rgire notice to the persons interested In Mid estate, of the < Peter Breen, a member of the Montana will be educated. not tarry in my sight” (Ps. d, 7). Con­ Tbe report that two of tbe Wells-Fargo trast"flUed with th. Spirit” ->d “fiUed pendency of said petition, and the l,. Arlu« legislature, has been arrested for inciting thereof, by causing a copy of this order t«te robbers had been captured near Vtoalla, with satan,” or "filled with Indignation or published in the Hastlnx* Baxxfk, h newn*. riot in the Coeur d'Alene region. •er printed aud circuhutd In said cA-mt ot The strike in the builders' trade in New Oda., is untrue. One was captured and envy" (chapter iv, 81; v, 8» 17). Tha only once In each week for two siu-envtn two got away after wounding Deputy way for a believer is to be filled with the Barry, York has forced 30,000 men into idleness. weeks previous to said day of bexrirg. ' CHABUOPW. AHM-n:ox<; A petition has been lodged against the Sheriff Witty so badly that he may die. Spirit and then all else will be crowded iA true cojnr.) Judge ol Probate. A Chicago milkmaid has eloped with a out. This command (Eph. v, IS) to bind­ return of Mr. Balfour to parliament on various charges of illegal acts done to clerk in tho water office. ing upon all, and to neglect it te to be PROBATE ORDER. secure his election. guilty of disobedience. Tuesday, Aug 9. Delavan S. Cole, one of the wealthiest 4. “While it remained. wn« it not thine State of Michigan. County of Iliirry->N. John S. Alles, ot Pittsburg, was bitten Ata session of ll><- Probate <«urt for th*. men of Hastings, Neb., was murdered by own? And after it was sold, was It not in County at Bam. bofdea at tbe Prnbxte otnre. to by u dog fifteen years ago, and every Au ­ some unknown person In a cabin upon his thine own power? Why hast thou con­ In the City of Hastinx*. In Mid coutiti. ou s»tur. gust since he has been seised with a vio­ ceived this thing tn thine heart? Thou daifthe 30th day of July, ia the year one deer park. lent attack of hydrophobia. Hois now hoAt not lied unto men but unto God." thousand eight hundred and nluety-ten. Final arrangements have been made for Present. Charles W. Arjnltrung Jadfe ef suffering from his fourteenth attack. God docs not need our poeaaurions, for RMats forming a wall paper trust. The capital The St. Paul Market Review says there “The earth te tho Lord's and the fullness In the matter of tbe estate of Gt... H. McLel­ represented amounts to #20,000,‘JOO. will be a shortage In the wheat crop oi thereof" (Ps. xxlv, 1), but He te graciously lan, deceased. A row! agent at templetI to hold up Ou reading and Dllug the petition, duly veri­ Minnesota and North and South Dakota pleased to accept that which w. cheerfully James H. Kinkead, suoerintendcut of the of about 30,000,000 bushels, making tbe and sincerely give unto Him and use it for fied sf David («. Robinson, adnilniMrkior nt tbeo'tatc of said dcrexbed. uraving that he Occidental mine, near Virginia City, Nev., who had 810,000 with Lim to pay crop for this year approximate 130,000,- His glory. All that we have Ho has given may be llcctioed to sell the rvxl mate ot s*ld as In said petition <1<srrll*<1 fur tte tons, and what we give Him Is only His deceased the workmen, but'Kinkead was too’ quick GOO bushels. reasons therein let forth. William Redmond ’ s right to a Seat in I own (1 Chron. xxix. 14. Ifl). Observe in tor him and sent a charge of buckshot Thereupon it Is ordered, that Friday, tbe to contested by Into his arm and shoulder. He captured parliament ,-------- the antl-Par- j Peter's question, "Why boat thou con­ »ah day of August, A. D. Jrir.’. at ten o’clock the forenoon be assinied for the hreoinir tf nellites. ceived?” that Ananias was responsible for In the robber later. said petition and that the belr> at law of A fire which started In the furniture fac- allowing satan to intrude these thoughts deceased and all other person* interested in If you should meet a man with feet There are two forces always said estate, are required to appear at a vsil® fourteen ibches in length, and five Inches tory of Chatterton & Co. iu Baltimore. I Qpon of said court, then to be ho'tlen at thr i'n>b*teoA wide, you may know that ho is John Bar- Md., damagetl property to the extent of: working with ua—satan aud the Holy fice. In the City o! Hasr'.iixn. In said County, and' tello, alias Smith, who in January last 8200,(Off At New York Tarrant & Co., spirit-one a liar, the other the Spirit of show cause. 11 any there be. why importers of drug*, lost $100,000 by a fire Truth, but neither can fill us except We the urayer of the petitioner may not lie abandoned a high grade coining outfit granted. And It Is further onierrd. thxt welcome them. that he had been operating in an aban­ in their store-rooms. petitioner give notice tn tbe te-rwns An excursion train on the Brooklyn,1 A "And Ananias hearing three words said doned mining tunnel In Placer county, interested in said e-vlete- of the pvadruey of Bath and West End railway was wrecked । fell down and gave up the ^hoet; and said pcUllou and tbe bearing thereof * v causing Cal. copy of this order to be pubb-hed In the Bat­ An Alameda, Cola., woman named Hill at the West Brooklyn station. Forty per­ groat fear camo on all them that heard a tings Baxxkii. a newspaper printed and circs. these things.” If the hand of God were lated deliberately held her 7-ycar-old boy’s sons were injured more or less seriously. Isted fn In said County of Harry. ui«v in eLA week for three successive week? previous V thus laid on all liars and deceivers in th. hand on a hot stove because ' the boy had The strike in the building trades in New day of bearing. hearinx. _ dayof told a lie. _________ York Is practically at an end. the strikers church today there would surely come a said . Chaklks W akm> 1 r..>xu. great fear on many people. When we con being unable to hold out much longer. Judge of Probate. aider that we are uot cur own, but that Patrick Dowd, of Dunkirk, N. Y., shot Frank Mackin, superintendent of the these bodies even have been bought by large tanning establishment in tbe peni­ George Hass through the heart in a । His blood for His service (I Cor. vi, 19, 80), . MORTGAGE SALE tentiary in Jefferson City, Mo., was mur­ drunken row at Fluvanna, and then, real­ Default having been tn.ide In the ©ondiUote dered by a negro convict named Jako ising the gravity of his crime, fired four and then remember how we keep back Brown, who without warning attacked ballets into hit own body, dying soon hands anti feet and eyes and ears and o! a certain inortg «c made by l'riv< i* - :<) vdee fcr onr own plrastiro. and that all ■nd Cbrdella Silsby. hl» wife. to .Mr*, r. M. Can­ afterwards. « him with a large shoe-knife. tine. dated April l*h. A. D. am. wri rw-orM Hugh O'Donnell, the Homestead strike this is simply lying unto God, why is it tn the office of the register <4 uh uu-.. jartilt­ Explosion of a carboy of naphtha in the county of Barry nud 8tate«f Mlrlu.a:. »:i tbe Jayne chemical works at Frankford, near leader, says bis mte-don east is to organise G. “And the young men nroMe. wound him Philadelphia, Heriomdy burned five pcr- a boycott against Carnegie products. William White, grand secretary of the up and carried him out and buried him.” Hw I-ih iLis <•( Dawitx-r. xwiti.rll sons, of whom W. C. Deal, JJOyearoof age, Thus they duqioscd of N h body, the house by Mis. C. M.Cauline to John A. Crvlilr. uturii and Thomas Reach, aged 11, will probably Independent Order of Odd Fellows, died of heart disease nt his home in Louisville, in which be had lived and lied; but what said iM>N'gnmc:it was r-_rordrd lu th- office dio. register of deeds for lfc„ rounty ,u luny snf of Ananias, the |K-rson who bsitl occupied New Providence, Clarke county Ind., state of Mlehicnn. on thc.firStdss “iJtih. Three thousand miner* in the Fairmont, that body? We know that thurwfs such a in liber « of mwigsges on tag- i A111 mI< suffered a disastrous fire. It was started thing as being barely saved, saved as by morUaige duly as lewd by In, laul*!te» by I. H. Vangilder, who woe pumping W. Vn. portion of the Monongahela valley fire (I Pct. iv, 18; I Cor. Ui, 15). But when bttntb, speeial administrai.ir it die r-txt-<4 gasoline from a barrel into a tank, step­ and thq Wheeling district have begun John A. Grekle. deceased, to !'r>-4 W. Grew aui ,1017. ping upon and Igniting a match, which a strikfe fa force recognition of their labor we read of tbe portion appointed to all on tire ireeonddayof September. linrs (Rev. xxi, 8). we cannot bare much if recorded tn tbe office o( reci-rer of dred* In the communicated to the vapor. Vangilder organization. ------------------- stale —_ <>l Mtefopud ou ite ig of .. Barry, any ground for expecting to see either county was seriously burned and eleven men Seven bad eases of lumpy jaw have been Annuiax or Sappbira in the kingdom of day of July. IMtt. iu liber .£ of td were overcame by the beat in endeavoring discovered by the Omaha city health in. page .‘U7.O.-1 which mortgage d-ito tie due al Ihc date of inis iiovc. to stay tbe conflagration. The loss to spector in a bunch i»f cattle being fed al Gtxl. . i -rentyt 7. "Aud it was about tbe space of three four hundred, tblrtv seven «•> about 830.000. ..Luty-Crt Willow Springs distillery. five cent*, aud an Mlorovs '-!. <• hours after when his wife, not knowing dollars prat l.icd for lit *:•>«: n -.o'. ' The estimates for tbe ensuing fiscal what was done, came in." Three hours a suit or pr-xeedlutp at tow ImvtUK l'-*u a.vfttub year of the New York city government ag­ UVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. ed to recover tne nonc>s wcuted bv -M4 widow, but Ignorant of the fact. How gregate eXI.725.355. long they l.-nd journeyed together in these mortgage, or any part uirre-.;: ><>" th>.-«iores Chicago. by virtue ot the oower o! sale cvaliintd in *zi4 Jay Gould wants to, sell the yacht At­ mortal Lodh-a we do not know, but bis has mottgaie, aad the statute In mk I» <-.w trxdj lanta, and haq.nam<xl us hto lowest figure CnicAua, Aug. a ended and tiers is about to, though sho is asd pronded. notice is hereby uven itutoa #00,000. Following were tbe quotatLma on tbe asturday, the first day ol Odtoner. A-1> at all unconscious of it. Perhaps she bad Selby. Starr & Co.’s farm machinery board of tra il-to lay: Wheat—August, opened come seeking him. wondering why bo de­ ten o’clock In the forenoon, i shall wh at jiuWie to the highest bidder, at (he u:jdU factory in Peoria, Ills., was turned, the TSftc, cl«Mri 7«%c; September, opened 7i«He. layed to return home. It is a sad story, auction front door of the court bouse in the . .ty of Hire clwod DecAmber, opened Sl^c, dosed loss amounting R-5,OGO, upon which the S-mc. Corn-Augu.t, op»-n.-,l 5 k-. closed and I* written to teach us to be sincere tlnri. Mlchlr-n. (that beiux the circuit court for Barry county ' ;;..ldea,. Ila insurance is 145.000. K«c; September, opened .'CHc.cl<w«l MJi-; Oc­ with God. nremtoes fiMfolbed fn mH tn^rtr^**- cr.>2 Masked men held up a passenger train tober, opened 53c. closed Oau—An8. "And Peter answered unto her. Toll much thereof as may be ncce^iin to l*> JM September, me wbethw ye sold the land for ao much? amount duo oo vaid mnrtgaite. with eislii ret near Collis, Cal., and secured all th© gust, opened-SJMc. closed money there was on the express car, said opened .ite. clossl 5^ October, opened 34he. And she said, Yea. for to irftich." 'How rent. Interest, and all legal <w»«. (••seili-r with cloeed .^,7 Pork-Auguat, <>j>ened : aa attorney^ fee of twenty-five jj. harxp.veuanto have been 830,000 to 830,000. c1om<! IIXSIH; September, opened Iliift, one wishes that Peter might have i>een led ted for therein, tbe premise. : <11.,.' d-wnhei The first consignment o£ fruit ever ctowd >liath: January, opened I13.S4. closed to encourage her to tell the truth, but per la said morwage as Ml that certain phce << par­ nhipp«d from California to London—five •H-lff LAM—Anguat, opened 58.02)4 closed haps It would have been In vain. The rel of land idtuale in the townsiup VIJ*uk<3 Springs. In the county of Barr* ai 'i c-*;® « car loads—has arrived at Its destination W.U714 heart is so desperately wicked and deceit­ Michigan, and known and describes as in good condition. Live etock—Price* at ths Knion Stock ful above all things (Jer. xvli, 9) that oven Tbe north east quarter of the north «-wt qW A Lontoville, New Albany and Chicago yards today ranged as follow*; Hoga-Market in this enlightened age both man and ter ot section twenty-four ..*« Intown ’to** JI uni firm; packers and shippers women have been known to swear before north range ten [10] west coutamrox (*•«! »crrt vestibule train ran into a bull which had Httivo been caught In a culvert, and the engine buying, and pricee were folly 10c Idahor- Go<l and man to tell the whole truth and ealc.s ranged at 8l.QO^5.!>) pl^ 05.50 Asstawe uf Munx^ee. . wax overturned. H. Metzker, tho engineer, £4.15 light, l&Ufp-IV rough packing. 8LUA nothing but the truth, and then deliber­ SMITH ACouinovE, was killed, and Cnarles Hall, the firemah, •40 mixed., and JJ.7UC4&J heavy pocking and ately He. Yet God in His long suffering Attorneys for Assignee. was dangerously injured. shipping lotshas graciously allowed them to live on if Dated July 1st 1892. Cattle—Market rather nctivs on local and perchance they might repent. ’ ehlpidng account, and prices easy; quotations 9. "Thpn Peter said auto her, How to it '\MORTGAGF SALE. choice to extra shipping that ye have agreed together to tempt tho The aged mother of MIm Frances Wil­ ranged ’ *•«*. 1 1.1)3*. SJ good to choice do, >4.3) lard ia dying at her home in Evanston, Default having been mad>i in tl>r Spirit of the Ixird?" Compare this verse tf**1- SffSOa»-l'J common to medium do. near Chicago. She ia 88 years old. with versea 3 and 4 and see tbe unity of ”4rh,,r’' ttaw-w Stockers. Four masked men entered a bank at UlOOW Texas steers. »2.*5a4.4O rangn the Trinity, hut particularly a clear proof Benton, Mo., and made the cashier band steers 813.’^<33.70 feeders, Sl.75i33.uocows, taut that tho Spirit is God, for lying to the 1M1 and recorded in the office <>t Hi* ’• *' ‘'•.j! over 1.300 to them. They then took to their 03-73 bulla, and S-’^lOo veal Holy Spirit to called lying unto God. Sheep—Market rather quiet and prices unhorses and escaped. "Behold the feet of them which have <’ooUUun» range 1 at S4.0u<3l75 per buried thy husband are at the door, and Rio Grande do Snl, the Brazilian state llBlba w.mterna.»lM) 46 5.75 natives. that has been in revolt, is negotiating for shall carry thee out." This to startling Texas aud tl!0£d.73 lambs. annexation to Uruguay. . V”duf*: B«««r-Fancy separator. 21UC- and uwfuL The announcement of her hus­ The National oil mills at’ Paris, Tex., dairies, fancy, fresh. IftftlTc; packing „toekl band’s death to for the first time made burned. The total loss is 8250,000. The tresh. UaUHc. Eggs-UaiSlLT known to her, and in the sama breath she tha office at said Regt >t <■'‘d Wed* tar county Michigan on the tenth day o( Maj mill has not been operated for several og-. bl’® Poultry, Hens. 11311)^ per lb- is told that she. too, shall instantly die, ot aMlgnmenii % spring chichens. 15c; roosters. Bq ducks »c' and she docs. Sentence Is pronounced ami _Luk nusrfimcre there In ellllnH-d to *’* ■ spring duck, lie; turkeys, mixed. HUc- -ar..* execution takes place in the same mo­ The queen has conferred the decoration UWW per doa dred one and 11-100 dollars and an tov. SXX.4X3' per bbl; Triompha H ment. It is the hand of God. Compare ot fifty donors provided fur h> of the order of Victoria and Albert upon ™*1££ chapters xii, 83,-and Jer. xxviii, 18, IT, -A, ..T' the marchioness of Salisbury, wife of the 2-50; Kanvis Earle AmL Iff "Then fell she down straightway at premier. his feet and yielded up the ghost; and the Edward Blake, ex-premier of Ontario young men came In and found her dead, • ,,,) I rlday was banqueted by the Eighty club in Lon­ 1031.3) P" 1;"9’i*rt case. Blackber- and carrying her forth buried her by her IDQFIKW3 WIHW Wdon. James Bryce, the author, presided. Husband." In tbe morning they are in One thousand five hundred and sixty, pint os«e. Apnles-jxOQaxJW n-r bbl- LLv, ,; fancy. U00©aas. P" bhl. good to health, but are unitotFln a lie to God, that five pieces of flue loco were found upon they may appear before men to lie very re­ the person of Mme. Zwearoff, a fashion­ ligious; but before night they are found able dressmaker of New York, upon her out (Num. xxxil, 33) and are dead aud arrival on La Touralne. buried. Two liars in one grave, but-their Peter Kennedy cded In Bellevue hos­ souls----pital, New York, from the effect of-a IL “And great fear came upon all the mosquito sting on his cheek ten days be­ ciiurch, aud upon aa many as beard these fore. The theory Is that the Insect had J9kc; Atuuat, September flu- Im^ tbinga." Such manifestation of God’s been feeding on putrid fiMh before it at­ Pork-tuUjlW in me U>’m N°JaU‘aI !'.nltredi.Of u ° mU8t havu b*“ ncc**sarT •* ail those certain pteec* or I*™!-’ ’• Mog and being In thetgi’n and <»*• tacked Keunedy. September. $a.5u. ' oW- Lord—. this, the beginning of the formation of County of Barry and State rfMlui . f 11!S Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, in decid­ LiVe Stock Catch-Tradimr .. - His church on earth. We do wall to re­ ing as :it for right of way in a working­ roes of noatc p.r louS.; ““ab" Ha seems to hasp man’s favor, rebuked the duke ot Rutland p«r M»lJ?£l?‘i2; twfciwco to tha corruptions S5.^r,K«2'r'2S IJIErPWSS «< "«■ and hi. for assuming to .top traffic on bQlu Md Mrf Abomination, in Hto professing church, a highway in order that their shooting tt01l Lomte-Steap. .te^Tv H« u sluner loving but rin hating dmkvma. d. £?»> i .•£* might not be interfered with. Aajixnee of Morur»£eThe Manhattan Beach company of West DAjnKLSriUKXK. Attorney Ln person. y ss%ssrrr?>‘'7S".i»g« ass �// . afterno.>c threw up its hands aud of­ ficially declared olf tbe general strike in tne building Untie*. The delegaUai were al r* I notiflcil to urtlrr the utrikam back i ne yvay the Duquesne Strike । to work uncuudiiionaily. The decision Wound Uo ’««•* reachetl n|Kin the recommendation of . i the etftntive committer, which at«’secret ------------- r J meeting .Sunday night, with John Tasker, iiEAPETS ARSTTR AUD Tlirp TAP president of the hoard, as chairman, CUM asttUb ASD KEI? T"- lo.b.c.nela.lM, uullwooM tatap» LETS RUN FOR jlkWpt8- " t»! morji . ' .*f t’t* ■ :r w* SS -:.T *lit*r** i* -'lutned to ce tile sntu uf tour I am a Trav’llng man! !’|| tell you of my plan. In spite of all temptation , 1 pursue my old vocation, I’m still a Trav’ling man I A Jolly Fairbank by CHORUS: For he himself has said It, And it’s greatly to his credit, Thalhe Is aTraVllnt manI Thathelsa Fairbank man . SANTA CLAUS SOAP Sold by Trayglint men and Grocers Everywhere. Manufactured onlj N. K. FAIRBANK & CO., Chicago, III. . >*-..gn«eM MorfpMtee. it Assigns* of Mortgagee^ _L------------------- > IOUP REMEDY g Do YOU ’ SMOKE ENS COUGH CURE| ICOUGH 52?r DEL,aY NO. 35. ■;'f ANTRAL ALWAYS-THE SAHE ALWAYS THE BEST ( »— : ClQflR 5 1 = -■ — ~ ' - KEMPS balsam IN THE FORDS' HOTEL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 16. One day only. .1 YEAR OF UNRIVALLED SLTCESS! Dr. Holman S. Humphrey, imst year, tats dona cull cun-* and warm like his skill, is iwj <m-J reproach. Inihvd his character. DURING THE COMING YEAR THE DOCTOR'S • Visits will lx- faithfully ci>nt!nue>L and if life and health be tmrcd be hope* !<> mid many nature tn his alrva<n- very extensive list cf paiiruts. The part twoytwr* hare lark'-fy InertMMd ih»- nuinte-rof chronic invalid*, owing tanrely ti» tbe pevuHar. uflfu< nee exet t«xl by the li:t!u<-uza Ln Grippei. rvvn !h> wb<> base recaj-ed thjs Liigbting »c>jiirjr<- Ds bug Its peculiar cff»vts upon their.-yMcni*, All sufferers from cn<nrrh..tbr>«it and lung atfvetiona find thcraaoiVee falling iustnnd of Improv Ing. units-* Under the ui«.*t skillful treatment. Thia it also Jr.ie of catxirrhal rinsdltfons of the stouuii'b. Loael*. kidney* and bladder. Indeed tiwj jrlitndular system and tnuuoue luemhrntire have suffer**! most, often l-ndirg to neuralgia, rheumatic mTretfuns and grave heart disturbance*. Tbe liver also, one of the moat i»n)s>rtant onrans of the body, ba* nut ejenped. aud In t<xi many eare-f ha* suffered from amAvraotis, enlanfenniMe ami general torpidity, atxsnnjumb-d by all it* distressing train of symptom*, as drops*', constipa­ tion of the tMiwcls. piles, sick Imadat-be. vague anAnameiC•« depressions of spirits, i ngesrionsxrllh cold hands end Got. altemKi.vl -t ith h<-ai of palms am! stilt s of feet, coatr d tontnie. foul breath, aching head, lack and liniba, thick stul high «&<>(«d urine, cross, irritable temper, ami gi-nend "blue devils." Tim•ccompant log cut* hanpiiy illustrate the foreg*.tug diseased condition* In part, all <0 whlcJi ID. Humphrey treata and cure* when- pa* Gears will'aiibt'ully follow Instructions, without which the sick cannot M?nSn ol&sire dlarow-d tonditims Dr. Humphrey urge, t-u- afflicted tn brims a .ample of urine for rBKX analysis. TUt* shtoild Is- the tir-t pn.-eti on rising, and put in an aiisolutSy rii-an tcttic. kept cool and brought the •am. day and at least four ounces In quantify EB^Posirirely no case* taken fiGiout a personal cxnmina..un. Dr. Humphrey cured me. /... . Ukv/Iua B. Card, HilliaiaW. Mich. Dr. Holman 8. Humphrey has cured mt* enHr.nr White, Leu>«ing. Midi. Fr>r nineteen long years ! suffertd the niiserr and aniranvt) of serious <leafn«MA from oifBrrii <»f throat and 'iiiddle our. Was completely fcured by Dr. Humplirov. ____________________ Auns Kesuali. Hillsdale. Mich. <VissumCuium.—1 was. rapidly falling Into the irraspof that f*»ll destroyer. cnodUmpthni. given up by physltrtans amiYrlemD. could Ju«t poke al-mt uiisbh- to anything of jicc»-iinl. Have lax-ii entirely cured by Dr. Hotaan 8. Humphrey. t Miss JluratK FitASKUs. Mason. M-ch. rheumatism and ob^tinat.- o>nistl|«tlm>. . * Dr. UolmanS. Humphry, st the hotel in Mnso.i s.-out one year ago nn<! in n lew month' he wn« sell ami entire­ ly over Lie imntlyuvlland Frank L Boyktoa. fiden. Ingham t u.. Mien. I *»-a« born deitl In one car. Dr. Humphrey restored my lies ring complete. ORA L. Pcask. North Adams. Mid i RESTOHAHVt MERVIHE. TORNADO AND HAIL STORM. nithe power at *i:.rtu". wx! Hi* i provided, notice the seven* v j>.. Ikc. at mn ^t tell at public -r. at the north \ ?.'t' .- : Ho< In tile CHy of ire when* the Clre 1- is LnMi-n-. the , -.n ihliliiiMvrtiaigr. or w , !„• .-.<,'*Ntry lu-pay the* ....... r:g*st 'with seven per .” !.-f; *! e-Lrei. torfther with i .■ <i!-f.se avEl.ir* cov...... :*-l:l'ke* lM-itul d»: ;i* :-H that certain . . t. i -i!iiate lu the township . •• ■< Barry and ’tale ”* , । -iml ■Ir-rrtlwd .t* follows; . ......... <*aM quarter of tbe . .-t. ,i thirty town one t. vest containing twenty ' M.HILH sible to persuade the men to stay out any 1 ’----- or. ,.t i u »mt or* pro* . .a* tinted to re.i Mid niortRugs. irouiueo lor jc«rw wii„ muiiu, Marshall, Minn., Aug. 9.—The worst tornado and hail storm ever known in southwestern Minnesota occurred between Pittsburg. Aug. 9.—Two hundred men , ,,,, , ................ .......... [vnnuuocioct 4 and S o’clock yesterday yesterday murnint;. morning. ine The 1 *n ”,rl“kl« "w k*™*1' ..non eor.n.1 rxutlou. ot Lincoln ud i.l«ln,lU l.iDuqueU,..i„o'e!oolt W.r- Y.Uow Itallota. eoantb. »nd th. northI day raomln,. n.T «-r. »lx>.r th. nodn „„ h.„ Ppwn[ report, era half of Lyon county. Present reporta entrance, through which a straggling line indicate a loss In Lyon county of no lea*. [ of men in working clothes and with din- • than fOXi.uOO. I nor pails could be seen passing. Some of I DemulUhed a Work of Fraternity. , the men on the hill had paper anoVlead I At 4:50 a. ui^ the tornadf |truck Mare ■ pencils, and were apparently keeping’tatiy ' shall and passed over the same course ns ; of .the men going in. Others were argu- ' the blow of last Friday, when Commings* i i»g together, waving their hands above i house and other buildings were demol• ished. That day n uang of twenty-five their bends and sliakipg their flsU occa, of bis brother carpenters rebuilt bla house • rionally at the mill and then nt the men : from foundation to ridge pule, and all his going in. j household effects were moved iu Satur' day. Yesterday morning the new house Still others were merely looking wist- i wus crushed like an egg shell and all his fully at the great plant. Thu men who ' effect* ruined. Tho family were in another Were waving their hands were shouting I building. imprecations on tho heads of Carnegie I Near Cummings the Icelandic Lutheran and all his followers. One of the men ' church was picked up and thoroughly de­ keeping tally cried: “Four and fifty, boys; molished. Several bams and small build* the strike is lost. Na need of throwing ing were crushed aud overturned and In­ away onr Jobs. Let’s run for It.” At numerable treta* blown down. Nearly all | alnuMt the same moment the great whistle the glass on the north side of tbe street of j In tlu- mil! began blowing. The crowd most of the buildings was demolished. In hreitated a moment and then broke. Down the northern part of the town the ground tho hill they went to thl- railroad which was covered with Ijailstoncs, the average skirts the mill yard. A freight tram size being an inch and a lialf in diameter, but many were much larger. Checked their progress (or a mointnt, 'Tumbled Over a Train. DROWNED IN THE MISSISSIPPI. One jumped aboard a car and leaped across the platform nu.1 junipol dowu on A Heroine Goes Down with Those She the other Side. Tbe others followed like sy.iep. They jumped over, rolled Moline, 111a, Aug. 5.—Three of the best over, and tumbled over. There was a wild known fauiilirsof Pert Byron, this county, scramble nt the mill. Men seized hold of were bereaved yesterday by a triple catas­ each other that they might leap ahead and trophe. Rev. N. T. Blakeslee, of the PortByron Congregational church,' 1ms been camping with his Sunday school class of boys uu the Mississippi river bank, throe i ha«l never been a stop. miles above tho town. Yesterday morn­ ~ Houir»trui| 31 ing two little girls—Lillie Zollinger, | On the other ham! the Carnegie people aged 13, ami Blanche Simonson, aged 12 are having trouble with their non-union —were visiting the camp, and two > men at Huuiestend and tbe strikers are young ladles—Mr. Blakeslee's daughU-r 'jubilant. The reason is that many ot the, Lillie „ u„ Miss Grace Maxwell—were and ' ncu-anion men nre deaerting the works. • ptwent to keep things in order nt- the i As soon ns they desert they make their i camp. Lillie Zollinger and Blanche | way to strikers' headquarters nud are re- j Simonton waded out iu the sand in l ceived with open arms: Chairman Crow । shallow water till, coming to a sudden I f»rd, ot tbe advisory committee, says that j .step-off. they were beyond their depth. over 4<X» have left the mills since Inst Sat- straggling Wi the river. Mis* Maxwell, urday, and there were Urt de«erten. yester- nged 21. rushed to their rescue anil was [ day wh<rae names arc reconled in the com-j drownwl with the others before help i mittev’s books. The deserters were pro- arrived. The three bodies were recovered. I vided with transportation home.’ ----------------------------- . KNIGHT TEMPLARS' CONCLAVE. NOTES OF THE DIFFICULTY. -nie Legal FhaiM. . I Li.utm.uu Culourl JiUkH B. «™«or I »■». UMt.lomn.IrrtMtlectelU hl, |k>.UIo>. j। in In the th. Tenth T.ntl. reginiriit rvu-ln.-M last InM evening, etailu,. his hl« jinrm h.Tln, ,iplMl. Tbh , vindication of his course in the Private lams affair _b}* the latter’s comrade*. When the news reached Homestead the three rejfiment* Rave three hearty cheers, lams, whois there, was greatly chagrined. W. J. Brennan, Of the Amalgamated as­ sociation. says thntipn* striker, do not In­ _______________ .... the .. company . . in the mat- ' tend to be behind ter of prosecutions, afid tin- riot charges 3, will be made early this week .agaiust rhe' ej members ot the firm and the Pinkertons. ;' i The ■ association, he wy*. i» waiting for! certain iuforuihtiun, when something else , may turn up.________ FRICK reltrf until J put my re*In tbejamiaof “ AT WORK Manager at AGAIN. Hi* Offlre—A norrttrssixn Catarkhai- tlnoxcjmis with Shttimo. nr Bnom l-l Rgn -For fourteen jxur. I bad l-re n ti.rtur* «Uithiremgbwblchwasofh-n so «'.re as to vomit me. at onoSlme I almost t.ted I wm almost blind for years. My sight was restond to veryand severe catarrh of flic stomach and bowels. Dr. uoi inc by Dr. Holman 8. Humphrey. „ A™ Mlrt. Mrs. Moi.mkt, North Adams, Micb. . man A ItaSW PlTTSRUItG, Aug. 6.—IL C. Frick has so far recovered a» to l»e able to be nt his ■ ifice, where he arrived shortly after 10 o’clock yesterday morning, and went to I work a* if nothing had bnp|>cned to him. | His recovery is considered a remarkable ' one. in view ot Its rapidity and the nature 1 was blind with cataracts In both *T**- " Operated »u by Dr. Humphrey and my sight restored. Mrs. A. Bl»v.l».. Augusta. »is. i wont to Dr Hxdman 8. ilumphrey nearly n .rear ngu I h?d m. 1 re ofircttinK H*dp. but wont simply to plrese WF I I ' 1 was totally blind for twenty-four years with witanict. Dr. Hulu.an 8. Humphrey removed the catar­ acts and gave me good sightt... Khh t Intre. w Is. “nM.LW. Dr. Holman 8. I hnd U-en very hard of hearing tor many '- i ln-lj cured by Dr. Holtmtn 8. Humphrey. E.C. Campbklu HIIU STcSlift'LAs* &. awi on.-. I had suffered for years with a so-called Incurable vnlvuiar dlMasc of the heart. Dr. Humprey cu red me entire.). ■ awamahka nt<>« Dl«A«R <•»' Kn»X» v* J V, BvR-xan. Newark. Ohio. tw*m alowlr breaking down and the 2*th of K TAWS I was fully In the chrtchre of numb paby. Dr. Humph­ ST, “Lri«“ “sw “ft JJr-H " "S’1** rey cured me completely. ' . ... . lh« 1 U kk;,B. l-111.. Mleb. « Mia* Jukit 8LOCPM, Hudson. M.ch. An examining board of me«l!cal men nt t'har’nt,.*‘,?*,l5.1,,h examined mo and pronounced tne to be suffering witn diabetes and that I only bad about a year to Hvc. L m’» r Dr. Humphrey's treatment I am now as sound asa^nmlet. A. J. SHURGia. Mown. Mich. _ Oxaluria CUBKD.—For the past throe J*1*1?;1 h“'£.™r’ fcred severely with extreme deprreaiou of the n4 '' “■ system. k»w spirit*, despondency, hws of appaUje, Wllog energy and general run-down condition of the ini„,, had st>ent much time and money trylnir t‘» ,n<J was finally cured by Dr. Holman 8. Hun,Phr*T',I- u,_h Auikrt HoFKita Vermontville. Mich. 1 was a dreadful sufferer from locomotor ataxia tbewilL 1 have been entirely cured ^Pf;R«^fi^°k. I measured 4« inches around my Vin^cno^<b> nothing mor. Was taken to Prof. Ludlam. Chicago, who couiu> wUb. for me. Dr. Humphrey removed every vestlgo of tbe gru out tbe use of anything but Smitu. JaneavUkvWU. ■^nn^—Mich- Jan. IB. iwe h For the pa«t three yrerv I have ^".'rni-n'yrere been catarrh of the bowels and rectum. I tad. for fouwen^^|nption an In reiki from female trouble previous 1 ,a* mv work after a ot the bowels, but managed to keep around and <fc» mT W|y thBt fashion, but for the past reveral mouth i 1 have U I wnanbIIsmI *r» wlvii on hmise-kroulng ORO In O » j Trial of the lUotere. Carueslc's I _ o.,rn y^ J( Hu* Dr.M Ilea’ Medical Co.,Elkhart, Ind. . strikers said they hnd no objection to bail in the cases, aud it was fixed at 110,000 each, and immediately given. Bowen, the striker who wm so turbulent Wednes­ day, was bailed In 11,000 for un­ lawful assemblage. Edward Burke, an­ other turbulent striker, wm arrested on the same charge as Bowen’s and other are rests will be made. Fred Primer, one of the Pinkertons for whom warrants were Issued at Hugh Ross’ request, gave himwlf up yestetdsy and wm sent to JaiL St. Louis, Aug. 9.-The delegates to the convention of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners held their last ses­ sion yesterday. During the mornlug ses­ sion tbe committee on resolutions pre­ sented a resolution denouncing the action ot Carnegie r.ud his company In the Home­ stead matter. Piukertoulsm w.» roundly Kart. The resolution wa* The locked out miner* at Coeur <•''Alttue mines were also indorsed. . NEW York, Aug. 9.-The board of walkItg delegates at a special meating yester- log & TIME Table. Hsrthern In effect May 15. n»2. Favorite Route between Grand Rapids, Detroit and the east. Lr. ,| Going Ex*t II A. M. T. .M. I 1*. M. ' >g East Grand ItapldHwt Paris McCord Alto Elmdale Clarksville Lake Odessa Wixnlbiiry Buntleiit Mulliken Grand Ledge Lan-dug Detroit lights having been turned on for the first time. There are I'XJ.VJO incandescent .. lights of various colors and arranged in all sort* of designs, notably iu Knight ... . . Templar and Masonic emblems. These are esiwclnlly unique and beautiful. The commamlerles were still rapidly arriving and the last of them did not come until this morning, but all were ou band for the parade. This was the feature of the week. There were 30,000 uniformed «ir.knights in line. Of these California Nori made one of the most striking appearance. i, MICHIGAN TRIAL BOTTJLE FREE. Deloit, APPORTIONMENT. Lanbinu. Micb., Aug. &—The legialnture closed its labor Saturday bypassing the Drown rue Brown apportionment bdl, uui, a measure -is considered fair by both parties. that Tho vote in the senate was 27 to4J, and as soon as it was passed It was sent to tho house. There It went through by a vote of G8 to 10. A unanimous vote in both houses gives the bill immediate effect The governor will sign the bill, and thus twenty-eight hours after tho legislature convened, tbe matter which was expected to raise quite a fight was satifactorily dis­ posed. Both houses formally adjourned taiay of. _ _______________ _ Balutnaklug a Delusion. Council Grove, Kan.. Aug 9.—A mem­ ber of tbe Goodlnnd Artificial Rain com­ pany has been operating here for the past1 of his wounds. The story that the men nt four days. He was to receive S4»>) cash if1 Studebaker’s wagon works nt South Bend. be produced an inch of rainfall twenty Ind., hnd struck is false ami its origin a miles square. Yesterday he gave up tho1 job In despair and departed. Thu experi­. mystery. Eleven of the men whd were engaged in ments In this county have thoroughly ex­' the riot nt Duquesne Thursday were ar­ ploded the -rainmaking delusion. It is rested, yc-terdav, hand-cuffed In pairs and very dry and hot here, and rain is badly■ brought to this city, where they were needed for corn. jailed.l They will probably be bailed loday. There are other warrants ont, but the strikers are keeping shndy. There is VISALIA, Cal., Aug. 6.—The two men no change in tbesituation eitl/r nt Home­ who robbed Wells, Fargo & Co.’* safe1 stead or Duquesne. The strikers are con­ after blowing open tho expreu cars with fident and so are the managers. Plenty ot dynamite bombs near Fret**, were old ha» been promised the strikers. captured near here late yesterday after­ noon after an exciting chase during which Deputy Sheriff Whitney was shot in the PITTSBURG, Aug. 5.—Potter, Dovey, and neck by the flying criminals. The men McConnell were before Judge Ewing yea- were Chris Eva. a and John Sontag. terday to answer the charge of murder THE DEATH RECORD. preferred by the strikers. Counsel for the Walking Delegates Beaten. > stairs nun nw to ix> cirricu at day and am now keeping house and dot nr lined overS) pounds wrtrhueat and sleep a long and useful life with my family *a STARTLING FACTS! DENVER, Aug. 9.—The crowds continued I ,|le dl). r«,u,ri.. I TL ,, ,ho ,au. a ,hou„,„d • bour ,h, streets of... hour, and tho the city were >nllnrf „lsM . . Everybody was out ___• viewing the illuminations, the electric The bearing of the Duquesne rioters took place yesterday before Alderman Reilly. The testimony was direct that all except two ot the men arraigned hnd resorted to intimidation and violence to prevent men going Into the mill to work. The two re­ ferred to were let off ou fuirule because the wltntreses against them were not present. The otherswere held in <1.00) boudafor ap­ pearance. All got bail except one, who wm sent to jail. ---­ running tt*«m one ear. Was completely/Jurcd by Dr. Humphrey. , Hrr. F. W. IUvi.et-Jomeh. Muskegon, Mich. B •(’.!’ r Lv (Howard City' Edmore .. Stanton .. Itoola ■ Ar (Grand Ledge (Going TVest .. (Detroit Lansing „ Grand [.•; I • ’ ,. [Mulliken .. (Sunfield „ Wno-lbury .. Lake OueSM .. Clarksville I Elmdale ' .. I Alto ., (McCord .. BsC l-nri* Ar (Grand Rapid FIT ■ I Port land Ionia stmt.m • Every day. other? week days only. °ni>ari>r ears onall trains between Grand Rap­ ids and Detroit. Seats -’5 Cents. ConneetioW 4uute in Union station. Grand Rapids with tbe AND J*kto»>cilv. Favorite roul summer resorts •<! northern Michigan. Trains leave Grand Rapid* for Chies ilm Leave fur Mau I* tee and Traverse City 7213 M. ami 3:17 P. M. Parlor cars on day trains and sleeperr on tilglittnuns to Chicago. Ask our agents for further particulars or write to Gkorgb DeHavkx. Gen'I Pass’r Ag*L Grand Rapids. MORTGAGE SALE. . Whereas default has been made in the pay­ ment ot a <■<-: tain indenture <it mortgage made and executed, by Clement Higdon, ot Rives, ■lacksou county and stam vt Michigan to Peter Covert, of Farmer village. Seneca county and stale of New York, bearing date tbe 2»tli day of ^September. A. D. 1B74 and recorded in the register ot deeds offlee of Barry county and state of Michigan in liber X of mortgage on page 362 on tbe first day ot October A. D. 1«74 on which mortgage there W claimed to be due and unpaid at tbe date ot this notice the snm ot eight hundred andtlncty five dollars and fifty iwo cents <5S» Ml and no proceedings nt law or In equity having been Instituted to recover said debt or any part thereof. Now. therefore, by virtue of the power of sale contai-eil in said mortgage, and the statute In such case made and provided, notice Is hereby £ren that on Friday the 14th day of October, , D. IBM, at one o'clock in tbe afternoon. I shall sell al public aitcnan, to tbe highest bidder, at the north front door of tbe court house tn the cliy of Hastings, ftbat l>eing the nlaco where the circuit court for Barry county Is Leid­ en), the premises described In said mortgage, or iw much thereof as tnay be necessary to pay the amount due on said mortgage, with accrung interest, and all legal costs, together with an at:orne>’s fee ot tweuty-Ave dollars covenanted for therein, the immlses being described In said mortgage as all the undivid­ ed one half of the northwest quarter of the south east quarter of section thirty one <311 town three (31 north of range eeven (7; west and conUlnlng forty acres of land more or less; also tbe following premises, beginning at a stake standing south twelve chains twelve and ouehall links from a stake, sixteen chains and thirty links wert from quarter stake between section? thirty one aud thirty two tn the above town, lheuce west eleven chains to a post, thence south seventeen degrees, easl edx chains and fifty links to a white oak tree, thence north seventy nine degrees, east nine chain* and twenty tfveJIoka lo a post, thence north four chains and fifty links to tbe place ot beginning. together with all the right of flowage which the party o» the first part now has. excepting from the above four halt acre lots heretofore deeded to Hooker, Scott. Buchanan and Corsctt. all situate in tbe county of Barry and state of “ifflSdW Mtb. lesa. . I’KTKR COVJtKT, Attorney lor Mortgagee. Ricqard Ten BROECK.^tbe well-known horseman of former days, at San Mateo, General SPUD & Fry, at Loui*vilIe,Ky. Sam C. WRIGHT, superintendent of the mint at Canon, Nev. Colonel Jons A. Rick, vice president national board of trade, at Scranton, Pa. Rev. Dr. W. EDWARD MERRIMAN, at Marblehead, Maas. Judge John Pitchers, at Mount Ver­ ton, Ind. Mrs. Ernestine Rose, well-knoWn wo­ man’s rights advocate, al London. Marcus A. Fulton, well-known dtiaen cf Wisconsin, at Hud-on, Wia. Rev Dr. ALBERT TtUCET CHESTER, at Buffalo. John V. Clark, president Hibernian Banking association, at Chicago. Mrs. MARY T. WlLLAlUi. m >rtier of tho noted temiwrauco uurucate, at CU.cagu. Sir Daniel Wilson, distinguished edu­ cator, at Toronto, Can. General John Tillson, at Quincy, Ills. Bwedenborgian, a! Germantown, Pa. SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. The success of this Great Cough Cure is without a parallel in the history of medicine. All druggists are authorized to sell it an a pos­ itive guarantee, a test that no other cure con succtsduny stand. That it may become known. a Cough, Sure Threat, or Bronchitis, use it, for it will cure you. If year child has the Croup, or WhAuping Cough, use U promptly, and relief is sure. If you dread that inddiowt disease Consumption, use it. Ask your Druggist fur SHUjOH’S CURE, Price io cts;, jo ctx. and I |i.rex> If your Longs are sore or Back lame, [ use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster, Price cts. �’fe-----------— Hastings Banner^ Thursday. August n. 1*9*- ----------- MARSHAI-L L. COOK. »41W. THX HASTINGS. MICH., FOSTOmOt, AtlGCar 14. 1879-__ editorial notes. FOR PRESIDENT, BENJAMIN HARRISON. OF INDIANA. FOR VIDE PRESIDENT. WHITELAW REID. OF NEW YORK. When you want the finest tea or coffee represented at the republican county con­ In the market, call at Philllp’a grocery. vention on August 20th. The delegates He makes a specialty of the finest grades elect will please notice the early hour of ot both tea and coffee. the call, 1U a. in. This was neecsaary ta order that the convention might listen to We desire to extend rar heartfelt thanks Hoal John T. Rich, the republican candi­ to kind neighbors and friends for sympa­ date for governor, who will addresa the thy and aid during the illness and since the deajb of our little one. convention. Mb. and Mbs. Fhakk Lewis. In one of the islands of the Indian ocean a recent volcanic eruption destroyed 10,000 lives and millions of dollars worth of property. We expect to read In the Journal that the republican tariff is re­ sponsible for this seismlc'dlstnrbauce. If you want to see an object lesson of democratic economy and reform, look at the spectacle of the democratic congress at Fnt* Secretary of StateJOHN W. JCK.HIM. Washington wasting weeks of time and For Treasurer........ fy’wTCRNEbI For Auditor General.. 8TAN LKk W.TVKNKK. the thole’s money doing nothing but to ob­ nr J.-MEKMU. struct legislation. For GovernorJOHNT. RICH. nMte ■»««'“» -k rXfhiiaiu. One thousand dollars a day is what it nr M«~«r W B«« J coat the people of Mlchlganjfor every day nr Co-nmlulonrr ot «»“ of the special session of the squawbuck legislature, whose convening was necessa­ Fourth Con<reMlonal District Kcpubllcon ry to undo some of its own vldbds mis­ Cbnv«utl«n. deeds. The republican convoitipn for tbe fourth eficgresalonainirtrlct of Mlehlgiw. comprising Grover Cleveland hasn't been able to feel theMuntlesof Allegan. Barry, 8r.Joeepb.and Van Buren, for the purpose of his feet toueb anything but quicksand In iMunlnating a eanilldaie for congreea from said district, snd.to transact such other business as New York state yet He had better have may properly come before the convention. will beheld in Uiecity ot Allegan, on Tuesday, the taken Tjpimany’s advice and allowed some 16th dav ot August. IM>2. ri 11 o'clock a. m. Tbesevrialcounties will be ei,t1',’1<Sl‘2J0,,n good western man to take the nomination. resellration a* follow* r Allegan M. Barry J®. Berrien IF. Cass 11. St. Joseph 12. X an Buren 12. I^t tbe republican caucuses select their J. <». Bxchaft, best men to attend the county, convention ALOSZO VINCKNT. August 20th. And let that convention name the very strongest possible ticiet Committee. The democratic attempt to throw mud on Hon. John T. Rich'had better be aban­ Republican County Convention. Tbe Republican County Convention for the doned, or the farmers of Michigan will COunty ofBarry for the purpose of placing tn ■ nomination candidates u>r the various county make his election unanimous. offices avd for the touraaeilon ot any other bus­ iness that may be brought before it. will be held Hill’s silence continues to be noticed. cn Saturday the totti day of August IW at ten o'clock In the forenoon at Union hall In the city Silence is said to be golden; but Grover ot Hasting*. The town-duns and wards are et>Utled Ui delegates an foltowe: • Cleveland would give a good deal that is Assyria* Hops.—< Sttimnre................... A Irving........... . ............... 5 gulden to break that silence. Barry .................. ’ Jwbnetowu.................... A n'.;.’.*?..’?..’. » Maple Grore Don’t fail to hear Michigan’s next gov­ ton. 9 oraoeeville otp » Prairieville ernor, Hon. John T. Rich, in this city twanl/..I Rutland... City 3rd ward4 ward . 3fbornapple Woodland August 20th,.convention day. CttVMh ward6 Yankee Springs....... •■Ae Township Committees are requested Jo forward credentials of th«'lr delega es to the chairman of the County Committee before tne day ot the convention as It Is the Intention to oromi tlv proceed with rhe work of tbeeonvenSmoke Quail on Toast at Busby’s. Cuowt the hour named in the call so that the. -work mnv Im <-a«nntoted In rime for the address Banner till January 1st next only 23 eoCHon. John T. Rich, candidate for governor, tents. lu Ute niter noon. Dried Augmtst. Uai.k Kjixvo.n. Cbmn. Com. Ground is being broken for the new A. E. KKNxm-ON/Secretary. court house. B Additional Local News. Taken vacation Aug. ITthyarid go.on the excursion. When tbe democrats of tills city laid out See McGinty’s troubles Saturday even­ Editor Dennis’ people’s party scheme to compel the democrats of the city to swal­ ing Aug. 20th. low any ticket he ^nlght name, they kfui Get a pair ot Indies fine shoes for 81.15, at tbe Bankrupt st^re. their sympathizers In the townships'fel The furniture company will begin ship­ they had seen the end of swallowing every ticket-thnt our contemporary and a few ping goods next week. See tbe new stock of goods at the Bank­ others sought to put up for them. But, although the people's party convention rupt store. They are fine. Girl wanted for general house work. compelled every candidate to renounce Enquire at F. W. Greble’s furniture store. allegiance to all other parties, and to state Four good work horses for sale at a rea­ Dublicly that be stood on the Omaha plat­ form and would vote for none but people’s sonable price. • A. Black ASon. party men, still there Is a scheme on foot You have nut seen that fine line of neck­ to compel democratic endorsement of tbe wear at the . Bankrupt store. See them people’s county ticket « and get prices. The people's party have nominated John W. Ewing, of Grand Ledge, for gov­ ernor. it will be remembered that the Charlotte Republican accused Mr. Ewing when he was a supervisor of his tojrn, of Hwofsnlu made by tbe Haatino Furniture Mnfg. Co. ExelnalvetfcnU for Hastinip. mw Let each township and ward be fully Near the hour of midnight, July ’-‘Mb, 1892, the loving, tender heart of Mrs. Mary Brown Nichols ceased to heat. The glorious ejes of blue closed on earth to open wide In Paradise. After two years of scute suffering, which no pen can describe, borne so patiently, so bravely: hopes klndle<!. to be dlstroyed again and again; —at the hour when the least looked for, the sharp summons came. A tow hours, and her pure spirit had flown; she was ready, her lamp trimmed and burning. . She was bom in Norwich, Connecticut, March 12. 1837, and was the only daughter of William Brown and Selina Tuttle. Her father dying, her mother came with her children to make a home In Michigan. In the new home In the west. »be form­ ed nn attachment for a noble young man which culminated In their marriage on her eighteenth birthday. They settled in Orangeville, Barry county, where they have ever since resided. Their home, a large generous building—not more so than their hearts; its doors ever thrown wide open lo their many frietidn. She was always ready to cheer and sooth the sick and sorrowful, to clothe the poor and needy, to improve and upbuild all about her—especially the young. How many have listened entranced to her rich, musical voice In reading, and In the teach­ ing of God’s word in the Sabbath school. She closed her tired eyes and fell asleep In Jesus away from her loved home, and of the long, sad journey homeward, she was unconscious. Loving, tenderbands dress­ ed her for her burial, July 28th. With a sweet smile site lay half hidden by odorous flowers and vines. Her home was filled even to the gates weeping friends who had come from many directions, and some from Jong distances. Bev. J. Fletcher of Plainwiel! spoke tender, fitting words, most feelingly using a favorite chapter of the dear one gone, (Rom. 8.) Having known her for some year*. lie could epeak windy and well. But a few years since he had held in the same room the last service over her mother. Then the long line of weeping friends followed her body to tho hillside, where they found the grave robbed of much of its painful horror, os loving liaTids hnd carefully draped"tt. Soon Mere heard the words “Dust to and ashes to ashes.” and the last sad rltrs wen* over. How reluctant were they to leave. It seemed they could, not give her up. At last they go slowly down, and ’eave her covered with flowers of all kinds. The sun shone brightly and cheerfully, and tbe trees whispered above l|er “go' thy way. she hours. We will drop our dews on tho odorous blanket of flowers above her. and will guard her sleeping.” How sad for us to leave the stricken husband and devoted household, standing with team and broken hearts at the door of the bereaved home. We point them to tbe prospect of a meeting lieyoud the smiling and weeping, In the land that is fairer than day. Oh wondrons land! • Fairer than all our "pirits dreaming; Ere hath not seen nor heart e tn understand The things prepared, the cleudless radi­ ance streaming. How longingly we wait our Lord's com­ mand. HI* opening hand! Ob dear ones there I Whose voices, hushed, have left our pnth... • way louelr; Me crave, we long, your blessed hornets ahkre. We take the guiding baud, we trust It only Seeing, by faith, nerood this clouded air. That laud so fair.” The largest Hhe of boots, shoes, furnish­ ing goods, eb/ln the city just received at the Bankrupt store. We can sell them at manufacturers’ price*. Died. Hagadorn—Little Earl, infant wo of George Ilagadoro and wife. Died July 19, JB92. axed 13 month* and II days. Don’t forget the grand exc union to that Death came for our darling, beantiful resort Macalawa park Wednes­ Our beautiful little oue; In the light of bls morning. misappropriating county cash In charging day Aug. 17lh. One dollar for adults, At tbe rise of the sun. and 50 cents for children round trip. mileage fees and per diem to which be was Ohl sweetly be Is sleeping. ike Hendershott will have a very bondLittle Karl, our lore; not entitled. It will also bo remembered But he leaves all we^piug. mo residence after the extensive Im­ that this reformer sued the Charlotte Re­ Our darling, our little dore. provements are completed. To cap the publican.for heavy damages. It Will be climax he is now having a stone walk laid. Gone Is our mother. Our brother's at rest! farther and finally remembered that! John ■/The wpol boot company shipped^ 15 ear­ To that shinning shore, In the laud of he blest. W. Ewing was .ignominiously beaten In his loads ut wool boots to customers last week. salt, and paid the costs thereof. j They are making an average of over 110 Rest sweetly, brother, ,, . Life's troubles are o’er; pases a day. or more than 1300 pairs, em­ Foou we shall meet thee. On the bright shinning shore. The Journal of last week refers to the ploylug 85 hands, and paying over 8050 In wages each week. A sunbeam danced before us. ease with which the “people's party" will We blessed Its genial ray. Tbe D. L. A N. R. R. will heraftar sell break the solid south and elect -Its ticket Bat a dark cloud brooded o’er us 1000 mile tickets that can be used by any And snatched the beam away. in Alabama. That state held an election member of a family. Such a plan would A flower of perfect beauty. last week, in which . tbe contest wis be­ be a good one for any railroad corporation, Was opened to the light. tween the regular democratic ticket arid that one would naturally suppose, os the.more Th" frost-king saw and envied. . Our flower was crushed that nlgfit. of the people’s party. When the returns there are to use such a ticket the more will have to be purchased. The beam, the hope, the flower, were In, tbe democrats were found to be rnuuplauted from the earth, We trust to find lu heaven A Harrisonville fanner was tired of winners by 10,000 majority. At that rate Blessed with Immortal birth. the solidity of the solid south may bo ex­ bothering with potato bugs and so spent 81 for a patent exterminator. By return pected to disappear in the very dim and express came two blocks, with these di­ hazy future; or about tbe same time that rections: “Lay Uie potato bug on block A. seize B firmly with the right hand and »»• republicans fall to carry Kansas. bring It down upon block A with sufficient Astronomers have long asserted that force to kill tbe bug. Remove bug, secure another and proceed as before.” labour the south pole of tbe planet Mars Is William Robinson, the old man arrested a great mass of Ice and snow. Recently these observers have claimed to notice.that In Hope about a year ago for- impersonat­ ing a pension agent, died In the Detroit these mountains of snow and Ice were dis­ House of Correction last week. WILUam appearing rapidly. If Mars be Inhabited, seems to have had a great weakness for tbe loss of life must be' something fright widows, no- less than three appearing against him at his trial in Grand Rapids, fuL if It should prove to be so, here will but his Barry county experience was too fee another calamity to clorge up to the re­ much for him and be fell Into the hands publican tariff. The Journal should make of the law. His age wa« about 60 years. ■ note of IL Printers will be no longer compelled to compete with the government In the We know no dull season. This You remember having beard aomething stamped and printed envelope business. house is not managed on a dull hi 1890 from the democrats about the “bll- A bill making It unlawful for tbe govern­ season plan. Itoo dollar” congress, referring to the re- ment to furnish envelopes of this des­ jublican congress which did more work In cription has passed congress, and tha bus­ We are as active in looking out iness will be discontinued. it was a >ay two months of its session than the scheme that took hundreds of thousands of tor goods now as we are in May. fnaent democratic congress has done in dollars out of the pockets of the printers Wholesale merchants know this Ma seven months session. This democrat­ of the isnd, and should have been repealed and we get first pick of the new long ago. ic congress has, at Ita J rat session, voted t L. E. STXWFFER August Activity. the WORLD’J MIR, 1893. For your benefit, 1 wiu b1 S20 you will qo, c j ffivinR the history and description of the 21x.t ^ffiKildil^^ib^eto. Al^fathesantevolnmeisn WORLD’S flTL/15 Givin=n^ ferent Beside these, there is much other descriptive and inter­ Boots and Shoes. F. & STOWELL. 3272 ' INDUSTRIAL Exhibition df the 19th Century. (io to DR. LOWRY'S and have your eyes fitted with eye glasses or spectacles. In or der to have your eye sight preserved into old age. the eyes should be properly exam ined and the right kind ot glasses worn. Dr. Lowry keeps a large stock of the fin­ est quality and greatest vari­ ety of eye glasses and specta clesat his office, where you can have your eyes examined at all tmes. 25 YEARS SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that STEBLIHG INLAID SPOONS AND FORKS Are warranted to last Also remember you get a Present—"Good Form,” of $2 00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jewery store Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. Closes 0p«r\5 TucjAay, Aug. . 23. jS f riAay, . Sept k. *■ MECHANICS' AGRICULTURE L 4,11 AHSITL CONGRESS OF THEPRtMCX PEOPLE. LIST @E®AK1. |fe._4r w । ALL nawiYui STEAMBOAT LINES. rffLL tSrURMSriOS CBKRRrVLLY rraw.yfign. . IT’S A “TIM DANDY,” The stock of lumber and shingles lately purchased by Bentley,. Tomlinson & Rik At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and studingThe latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. Their No. 2 shingles are “just too sweet ‘for anything." Don’t Kick If you buy a suit and don’t get what you want. If you can see you buy you* will find just what you are looking for, and at the right price. August Alertness. In Straw Hats, summer coats and vests, black alapaca coats and straw goods. As we are anxious to sell goods we will give you low prices. things. •60,000.000 more of the people’s money Tbe Michigan Central will until Sept Our customers know this and than did Its republlcsn predecessor at Its .30th util round trip tourists tickets, limit­ ed to return not later than October 31st, come to us for good goods at close flrat session. Tbatfs eoaoomy for yon. at the following low rates: figures. Traverse dty.... 8.15 Although the sentiment of the People's Bay View Wont vou give us a trial? Pctoekey 8.93 party convention was plainly against Harbor Springs... 9.S0 fMton, some of its loaders are already try­ Mackinaw City... ing to negotiate with the democrats for a Mackinaw Island. 11.30 ..... 7.96 whereby the tlckrt shall receive <tem- Elk Rapids Charlevoix ............. 8.93 oeratk- endoraesent Go In boys, but re­ G1LI.MAN, -member Oat perty has Its eye» tara- L E. 5T/HIFFER. Call and see us. R. MUDGE & SON �Hastings JBanner -fSrs'Ii■, AJ>H« 1!’ lS°3.' — JON. Subscribe fur Rjv now Uli WaWura WeBi ------ " W.'a- COOK, Local SLlltyr. ______ Stillman Goneber excundun Aug. 17th to |tacatawa. Take the Hanx> k during Hmj campaign. From now to Jan. Im next omy 25 retell VLem Eaton bat rented. the roller mill, and expects co make tilings hum t»:» re from Hiia vine on. » Anyone going on. the excursion j.» Mai*, tawa ParkJ\Vmln< sday. Augtut 17th. can stop off lu Gfaipi lUpicu ii Uivy mob.' The fare fur ttie round trip is luucb k-s» than the usual taie to Grand Rapids. Absolutely Pure. . -\TUKDAY, AUGUST 13, ’92, I'shall be nany new keep on of flour, LEi1 W. EATON. WANTED ]j • MJ I 'A if \N1> CHERRY • Riilroid ScrJorie Sri. PI.NROD& GO., Coshon, Ind. WHEN YOU yOur 'artificial treth ■■> <k-a l one dollar, for GF. Yon can apply it . ■••. -.rid co muter if :t holil firmly tn thu ■White (Tou-t. Michigan ra Infantum, cholera bilious eotta and Thursday. Augusta, nt 2p.m. <■>«•. Tuesday Ati/. 16, al iVEBDAnk ■ > ;cib for Rope township at i-hvllle Saturday afternoon. «*<>..hLAJftl. I wi Wednesday Au.'. 1G at LOCAL NEWS. • CIRCULATION This wtieij. SO qajreg. Il<-mft.itanges for advertisements mud n-aeli t! |Tuesdays at latest to iniure In " lif.n in the hsiue of the week When bruiirhl ’ ‘ BlKtob-T. B »>uly »>m>q T11'’ f'1*! just SI p<»r ton. STILL ON TOP. Albion Odessa !• Clarion, no il‘w,vlblr *“lw* reUU'™ 10 Alibi IF ta “■ HASTINGS FURNITURE MF’G CO. NOW HAVE THEIR The SbicM-'AtiXuuiallc wind mill ao!d by the lU-t*uga Engine & lam works ia the mid ror tanners. The min and der­ rick for S3C. All kinds uf tanks kept In stock, also piiies. screens pumps an.I valves. No.vi3*the time to get a. good outfit cheap tor cash. POWDER ’ 1 tn Ulj! :« to January 1st next. tbs prl* o, K*congressional conven,l6tNy'l: lw !i<)ld in Allegan August 24th. I.uih ii...' and potted,ham for pic­ nic partlo< .mh , ;iniper9. Hams A Van Arman. Ktoiler haste is made, the time On"“‘ «•»“«! 0" The Michigan Central will, un August uus.ness thurscuy. 10 to 18 wii .ickvUtroiullastings to Grand Henry Osborn and Frank black spent Rapids and return, ut cue rate ot 81.30, Sunday at Guu lake. " good gulug Aug. 10, 17 aud H and re­ turning 1.0: ktvr than Aug 10, on account foMu? Cha?’ Wnher visited her parents In Aik Kan last week. of deniuur.tlc siute convention. M. A. Gilman. Ticket Agent Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Banns and party are The postmaster general has adopted the at Guu lake this week. designs tor a new series of postage stamps nnJMhn ?ro1kJ of c»n>c over here lu be Issued In commemoration of the dis­ on lila wheel Saturday. covery ot America. Tbe issue will bear Henry Bentley returned from Centralia, dcslgnes of a historic character, each rep­ resenting some Incident in <the life of Washington, last week. ‘ Columbus, or picturing ‘•oiiielliing appro­ Mrs.. Ed Muar, of Grand Rapids. H vliitpriate to its purpose. . • ing relatlves in the city. E. N. Bates, of Mok-ne, was appointed Mra. Frank Gllnes visited relatlres to take charge ot Allegan. Barry. Van In GobieviUc last week. Buren. Kalnmuzoo, Calhoun. Branch, St. Mrs. Kittle Hammer has a^rieftd from Joseph and Cash counties, at a meeting of the special .Worlds fair committee, of KAlautazvu vhitlug her. Michigan, held tit Jacksun recently. Any­ Frank Woudmaneec. of Vcnnonti llle, one having env inquiries to make are re­ was In tho city Saturday. quested lo w.riu* Mr. B. aud he will clteerpick Messer went to Sturgis Thursday xully respond. f to witness the races there. Notice tbe new line of bed room suits Mrs. \\. H. Powers went to Grand Rap­ made Gy the Hastings Furniture Mfg. Co., sold by F. W. Greble. We hkve the ids to-day tor a,short visit. exclusive sale of (these goods and guaran­ Hurd rinklvr. of Grand Rujdds, was in tee every and any article. New de­ thq city Monday un business. signs aud prices low. We have the best John Bcssmer and,Will Hams ami fam­ line of goods hi Barry county. Thu old styles at 24 per cent, off the tegular price. ilies are resorting at Guu lake. ' F. W. GfcBBLB, Miss Phyllis Diamond rntertained a » Hastings, Mieh. fritjud from Bcilpvue last week. ’ Wednesday evening last the heaviest jliss Grace Wheeler, of Allegan, is ’Vis­ rain storm known here fur yean, struck iting Mr. aud Mrs. Chas. Walter. this city, accompanied by hail and lots ot Editors Feighner, or Woodland, and lightning. The bouse of Byron Dickinson in the third ward was struck by lightning, Nuhvllie, were in the city Friday. ..... OF ON EXHIBITION AT F. W. GREBLE’S, HASTINGS, MICH., NORTH SIDE MAIN ST., EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Great Special Sale of MNITW as also was a vacant house in the same Miss Carrie Schuman, of Grand Rapine, ward on Green street, but no one vfas In­ is visiting her parents in this city. jured and no damage done. The sky over­ Miss Hattie Hotchkiss returned from head looked very threatening and the elements seemed to be in rebellion, chas­ an extended visit iu Iowa last week. ing each other around the sky at a great Mrs. Nora Waldotff. of Kalamazoo,! Is visiting Milan Waldorif amt - family. Fred Rose, aged 13 was brought before, Editor Snyder and wife of Sunfield Es{|. Riker Tuesday for stealing a boiso spejnt Sunday with relatives In tho city; and buggy from the barn of George W.. Miss Allcnn Allen, of West Bay CltyJ is w Gregory that morning. The boy pleaded visiting'relatives ami friends in the city. f guilty to the charge, nud was sentenced’to the Reform school until he reached Ids 17th Mrs. Abe Davenport w ent to Grand Rap­ year. He was taken to the county Jail fur ids Saturday for a vlait with her daughter. Xsate keeping, but some time during Tues­ Mrs. Byron Foreman, of Plainwell, Vis­ day night crawled through the opening In the iron door, through which food Is pas- ited Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Robert*? Thursday. at flKQHIE rktOTS cd in. and mmle his escape. yet been apprehendM. He has not? Mrs. Bailey, of lanslng, visited Mr. and Mrs. Z. B. Hoyt the fore part of the w<4k. The New York Herald has announced a plan for the present presidential campaign. To the persotawho most near­ ly predicts the popular plurality of either Harrison or Cleveland. It will give a free trip around the world, paying all expenses: to the perwm making the second best pre­ diction it will provide a trip to London. Paris and return, and the Uiird best pre­ diction will tie rewarded by a trip to Lon­ don and return. Competition- is open to residents of all parte of the United States, the only conditions l»eing Hint the predic­ tion must be made on h ballot which is printed): in tbe Herald every morning. Anyone can make as many predictions as het has ballots. Miss Minnie Dietricli. of Middleville, was the guest of Miss Alta Richards last week. _ The Michigan lawJ providing that the users of wide wagjjn wheel tires shall have a rebate of one-half of their road tax. Is an IngenltHis Induceroen twhlch works to great advantage to the tax-payers, to the roads, and by consequence, to the gen­ eral public. According to a writer on good roads: “It is estimated that with broad tires on wagons, buggies and car­ riages. all public highways can be kept in much better condition than I, now possi­ ble at one-fourth the cost of the present system. In the matters of road reform, the first essential seems lo be the the wid­ ening of tho tires of the vehicles. Tire general adoption of this would be a long step of Itself in the direction of perfect roads. Without it perfect roads are prac­ tically Impossible. Will Chidester, Fred Heath, John Roberts and Frank Cole rode over to Grand Ledge Sunday on their wheels. Miss Hattie Hotchkiss and friend. Miss lauidrle, expect to return to Aurora, 111.. < Monday. . Frank Black and Henry Osborn and their wives went to Gun Ijike Saturday evening. C.xi.v Children^) cents. 1 " r'‘ are »re 3,304 In the eonntT^XT 3,304 farms farms in the Children 10 centa. in lbe ,Tem*® number of 8 in rach farm rmetbin g over 9$. TWwfa good only nereis guuu j on •:WE SELL GOOD CLOTHING OR NONE." GRANT S ‘“SE“ M. L. Cook and family, Mrs. A. D. Niskern and family and Mrs. M. Wheeler were In Lake Odessa Sunday. Mrs. M. Wheeler and Mrs. A. I). Nls- . kern and family returned from an extend- A ed visit at Bay View 'Thursday. A<rt hOT. n r",r.tl,c F’^ton of the new court Grand Excursion. Tbe Michigan Cen­ wwe will In- consumed In getting the old one from is |.’are, tral will run a special train via Grand A large nunj’ier from here took In the Rapids and C. *. W. M. K. R. to Ottawa Beach and Maeatawa Park Wednesday. nr n , n kui!”"«oo Friday on account Aug. 17. ’92. and sell round trip tickets at wLmuT/ :irawElve eoW** wero tbe following low rates: Adulto 81:00. ■je'HHIed (r..« points along the C.K. 4 8. Children 50 cents. Train will leave Hastings at 8:10 a. m., arriving at Grand ‘"tends having a stone Rapids at 9:30 a. m., Ottawa Beach at Returning leave Ottawa •TMia? ' tbe lwo ,ld” o< N’ l«ew 10:30 a. m. *” a“I neTer does anything by Beach at 0:00 p. m., Grand Rapipa 7:00 p. «hd will have tbe neatest, ciiret m. Returning train will reach Hastingat 8:30 p. m. All who desire to stop off at “tune in the county. Grand Rapids will have that privilege. the nJnny ,mP™e«nente In; Trains will run through to Ottawa Beach, 1 elpW‘nt now house of lauding passengers In front of Hotel Otta­ SnVrv/t ',‘’'ou«b Ter7 ,arff« and wa. Passengers wishing to go to MacataUwd' « t‘ I exceedingly well propor- wa Park resorts can take Steam Ferry boat from Beach dock, rate 5 ceuts. The beau­ ’ "no tiful steamer Maeatawa will make two trips, learin; the dock at 3:30 p. m. and «.uo » •« Mid «rive all who desire one UNRIVALLED BARGAINS Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Grigsby and wife'of Alamo arc visiting his parents. Rev. A. D. Grigsby and faqjlly. Rev. Kaley and family of Ohio, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Z. B. Hoyt for several weeks, return home to­ day. • C. W. Jordan and family returned from a two weeks outing at Wall lake jester-, day. Will Taylor of Battle Creek spent Sa% unlay and Sunday with his sister, Mrs. A D. Cook. Mrs. A. A. Baldwin, of Milwouk*'?, Grand Excursion. The Michigan Cen­ Wis., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chai. tral will mn a special train via Grand Rap­ Baldwin. ids and C- A W. M. R. IL to Ottawa Bench Bert Fuller, of Grand Rapids, made Ms and Maeatawa Park, August 17. ’92. and sell round trip tickets at the following low mother, Mrs. A. D. Cook, a flying vllt rates: Adults, 81.00. Children 50 cents. this wetk. Train will leave Hastings at 6:10 a. m.. Miss Allie Benedict, of Grand Raplte, arriving at Grand Rapids at 9:30 n. m., Is spending a few weeks in Hastings he Ottawa Beach at 10:30 a. m. Returning guest of Mrs. A. D. Cook. leave Ottawa Beach at 6 p. m . Grand Rap­ Mr. and Mrs. Julius Russell. Mi-s Flo ids 7:00. Returning train will reach Has­ DeKdl’. Al* KU!' «• „,K G™n‘* tings ttt 8:80 p. m. All who desire to stop off at Grand Rapids will have that privi­ lUynold. and brolbcr Elba Reynold, or Ie« here Saturday mim­ lege. Train will run through to Ottawa Belmont. N. Beach, landing passengers In front of ing to take In lbe Knlgl.fa Templar eaturHotel Ottawa. Passengers wishing to go alon tn Denaer. Colorado. to Maeatawa Park resorts can take Steam Ila’. Ovlatx returned lo bls bom> In Ferry boat from Beach dock, rate 5 tents. I .ramie, Wyoming. Tuesday after a ihort A The beautiful steamer Maeatawa^ will stay with friend, here. He waa amotnmake two trips, leaving the deck at 2:3lhp. Mnled by Mlaa Nunna Michael wbi haa tn. and 3:50 p. m. amTgive all who desire Mound a pualtlon as teacher In tha. wild one hour’s ride on Lake Michigan for 20 weatern slate at a very rood salary. She cents. Children 10.rents. Tickets good baa tha beat wishes of her many frliods In only on special train. her new venture. a Two stores this week Dr. Humphrey's next visit to Hastings will be Tuesday, August Idtb, at Ford • hotel. Republicans should turn out well Jo the cueuL, Mid •« »“< <“n dekfMlon, •>' und lbe county convenllon. M.hini Bn». »UI pr»e"< MeClot)’« trouble, lb Union ball. S’1"''1*’ Auk. iotb. Toe eompuur 11 uid <0 c0,>' tain some good artists. GOING TO GRANT S Because tKe stock IS equally as good all the year round, and your sense of security in the rightness of quality and price is everything to us as dealers. What $12.00 Will Do. We need the room. Autumn— coming events cast their shadows before them. We want you to see our line of «12.00 suite! What are they? Why, Serges, Worsteds, Whipcords. Cassimeres,etc., of the finest quality. Here is a magnifi­ cent opportunity you ought to look into. _Tpsunur-_wE’KE QFFERIHU TWO bQL- LrtlTS HdHT WORTH CflSEJ IH FOR ONE. AND ARE Bd/T NolwItbKtuudhiK lbe het tbit IU ’OT bol .nd new, not rer, plenty. ,« tbe n > xecii reemde neirly ererrtbioK tbiMnenl ln lbe count, uo.l HI II• eo-tl run is 75 cents per year, cash In advan.e. Tbe Michigan Central will on August Mad to 2»th sell tickets from Hastlur to Traverse City. Mich., and return. ntth* rate of 85.30 good going Aug. 22 to 29 and returning not later than Aug. 30 nn account of Seventh Day Adventist Camp- “eeUnf* IL A. UtptAN, Ticket Agent. t ' i’. .J �Hastings Banner ver, oi Assyria, visited at M. Guy’s Sunday—Mr. and Mrs. Wnt Guy visited in Sunfield Sunday—Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Messimer, of Nashville, visited at David McMorc*.* last week—Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bivens and Mr. and Mra. David Monroe was at Jackson last Wednesday to attend Barnum & Bailey's show—George Warner and wire, of Olivet, vidted at Robert McCartney's last week—Seymour Mayo returned to his home at Blanchard last week—School !**gtns in the Mayo district this week—Reu­ ben Smith lust a valuable horse by light­ ning last Wednesday. Insured lu Barry A Eaton—Andrew Bivens and two daughters, of Baltimore, Md., and Miss Newton, of Washington. D. C. are visiting at K. S. and Wm. Bivens—Mrs. Herb Brown, of Nashville. Is spending a month with Maple Grove friends—The funeral of Miss Olive Harding was held as the M. E. chnrcli last Wednesday p. u>. Deafer ta 111 with typhoul fever— Washing­ ton Cooper died Sunday night. The fun­ Thursday. August II. 18ql eral senices we.re oomfacted by Rev. Harding Tuesday p. m. at hte home—D. Doyle of Springfield. IB., ta visiting Would nrefer being excused from a surgi­ friend* about here—A young man of uur cal operation when she could be positively village cjune home from Deltna a few days curtd of pile* by using Hood * Pile I oro­ since Btid drove his horses in such n man­ ide. A urinir’i guarantee with each pack­ ner Hint pedestrian* were at a loss to age. Price SLOW, .six’ packages $3- By know where to gn tn keep out of hte way. WoDldeMf it be well to have a place in the saloon's new" Ice house to keep thorn until somewhat cnolgct off before letting them OUR COUNTY go at large—Willie Farr is no tetter—The Ben Bishop, living near Cedar Creek, hall atorm cut some of our ctfru badly. aasprctlug tas wife's infidelity, took steps There never was known such a flood of toprove it, and succeeded, finding her on rain or such large hall as fell here last a retent evening, upoq breaking into the Wednesday evening—Tbe mall route hashome of Frank Cote, near Delton, prepar­ been transferred again t0 'Vra- Havens ed to spend the night with Cole. Officer and be will work fur uncle Sam hereafter Barrett, nf Delton, was with Beu and bls —The usual greeting i* “O, how warm.” brother when the discovery was made. It took 8450 to appease the injured feelings Some people In this neighborhood have of & busband, and hl* recreant spouse SCHOOL COLUMN not finished stacking wheat yet—People has departed for parts unknown. from abroad continue to frequent the lakes Seventy numbers for the Delton harvest here and seem to be enjoying themselves dance were sold, and all enjoyed a good —Walter Oliver visited his father at Kala­ The teachers’ Institute tor Barn’ Coun­ time. mazoo on Sunday last—Wm. Doonan and ty will be held at Hastings, commencing We should Judge from what the Sun wife have gone to Kalamazoo to live with at 10 a. m. Monday, August 22, and clos­ their son — Cards are out for the opening says that about a quarter of Middleville's ing at 4 p. in.. Friday. August 26th. The ball at the Lake View hotel on Friday eve, value of the Instruction received al these population were at Gun lakecamping. the 12th—There seems to be a feeling on While threshing on the farm of Chas. the part of .some persons In our neighbor­ institutes Is being very genetally recog­ Mungrrson. near Middleville, one of bis ing villages that anything that can be done nized by teachers and school officers- A* wheat stacks took tire from the engine, to hinder or misrepresent Cloverdale Is a rule. It has been the experience uf coun­ ty examiners and other examining officers, and was destroyed. just the thing. Tbe villagers and farmers that the most successful teachers are those Middleville will have a glee club for In our vicinity are frequent patrons of bus­ who have availed themselves of the nor­ iness men In above mentioned villages and mal instruction offered by these . local in­ campaign use. 1 am soriy.to say that one place revives While cutting a heavy board with a saw more custom from thia place than it stitutes. The daily session* of the institute for in Fox At S<m's mill, at Freeport, one day should. sthir citizen, have no desire to de­ last week, a piece of the saw flew out and tract from the merits of any one. ••but fair this year will, a» heretofore. b,» devoted hit Mr. Z. Fox ou the chin and neck. It play Is a Jewel” and we should all oliey exclusively to topics of special iqtermt to made a painful but not dangerous wound. the golden rule—Lillian Archer of Chicago teacher*, presented by persons of extend­ ed practical experience as teachers, and Freejmrt at last lias an express office, is visiting her sister here—Theodore Gelb who have made a special study of Insti­ will occupy the premises lately vacated by tute work. - The evening lectunn will be with A. J. .Nugent as agent Mr. Doonap—Libby Barnes is at home Prof. Davenport will give another ad- from Richland—Mr*. Ellen Mortroe who of a popular character. Tho Institute law allows teachars, whose Adre»s before the Epworth League, of has bech away for some time has returned Woodland, to-morrow evening at the M. home—Mr,. George Nevins of Otsego Is schools are in session at the time appuinL । ed for the eounty institute, held under the E. church, subject, "Brazil, Its domestic visiting friends here. ' direction of the state superintendent, to and political life.” close their schools during lhe coutinuunee Juhtxlnnu. • The News declares that Nashville has The thirsty earth has hnd a thorough Of such institute without forfeiting their gained more in the past year than in the drenching last week and the green grass wages for as many half dajs as they are in preceding six years. grows all ’round—Lota of campers st Fine attendaure at the Institute. Thte provis­ Nashville should keep her fire depart" lake and nil seem to Iro having a good time ion of law, and the fact that there will l>e merit under pay and have them sleep In —During the storm ot Wrduratiay after­ no enrollment ur tuition fee exacted, the Bell Co.'s factory, we □liutiid think, noon lightning struck n .large cherry tree should Insure the ntleudance ot every unless the number of incipient fires In that on the island camp ground. No one was teacher In the county who profess the true camping there at the time—Your humble p/Dtessional spirit. institution shall cease. Full particulars in regard to board, etc., scribe has betta under the painful necessity' It is time to take to the ‘woods. They of taking doctor’s lick-dab for a few days may be obtained upon application to the have organized another comet *bund* ’in and Is getting better as a result—Utts of local committee. Feiuhs 8. Fririt. Maple Grove. our fellow citizens Increased the finances ‘of Barnum A Bailey’s show on the 4th— Superintendent of Ptlbiic Instruction. Dowling. The hHtitule this yeflr promise* to be Com Is rapidly coming to a head and cars. Delayed Letter. . Everyone Is attending to their own bus­ Oats are being gathered and are a good the best ever held in thecounty. The con­ _____________________ _______news--A. Madi­ crop—Mrs. F. C. Coleman' and Myrtle B. ductor, Mr. W. N. Ferris, of Big Rapid*, Iness so'there is not much most suc­ son of Battle Creek visited his parents last Coleman have started on a visit to Petos­ stands nt tin? head of the cessful private schools In tbe state, a scJwol Sunday—Geo. Wilson is quite poorly—C. key. of bis own creation. Hte reputation a* an Warren and wife of Gun lake were here ItauRetd. institute worker is first-das*, and all are last week to attend tbe funeral ot their L. N. Mosher had a law suit with John father—Mrs. Chas. Mock is slowjy recov­ Prine by Geo. Knowles acting as plaintiff loud In hi* praise wherever he has bean. ering from her recent illness—rMr*. Geo. before Esq. Coleman. Judgement render­ Ort Schurtz. one of the In^tructra, wa* Cox Is visiting her mother in Cedar Creek for several years superintend* nt of th'ed against Prine last Saturday afternoon — Gils week—Married, on the 24 Inst, Isaac Albert Dewey Jr. and Esq. Coleman will schools of Eaton county, and is limrupglily Woodruff to Miss Ella Lenhart of Hope. be brought before Esq. Wing of Hickory conversant with the needs of the country May Joy and peace attend them on their Corners this week Wednesday to answer school*. A considerable part hi the prepa­ journey of life—A. N. Warren. Sr., de­ to a summons brought before that court by ration of our excellent “Manual" was his departed this life on the 24th, after a long Russell Bros—John Prine will move this work. Miss Vandewalkcr ha* been for and patient .illness. He had fetched ph­ week into widow \‘ungate's house and several years critic In the primary grades of our State Normal School, and IS one of age of 68 years. He was a kind husband, Harmon Demarest will move into the a loving father, and a good neighbor. He house vacated by Prine—Kittle Mosher the finest primary teachers in the stat,-. leaves a wife and six children and a large visited at Hastings Inst we^k but returned Some evening during the week Mr. Ferrte circle of friends, to mount his loss. The Friday with Clara Wlckwire accompany­ will .deliver hte lecture "Making the ■ funeral was held ou Wednesday at the ing her—Nearh' every due around here World Better.” A lecture will probably Evangelical church. We extend our heart­ went to tho circus last week at Battle be given by Miss Vandewalker. One thing seem* to demand explanation. felt sympathy to the family in their afflic­ Creek and all pronounced it a fizzle—Rtv. Some wm to have the Impression that tion. Wallace and wife were at Kalamazoo last they will l>e required to procure all the Friday and Saturday—Levi I’almatier has books published in the "graded course" sold his farm to Mort Pickles, considera­ School commenced Monday. One month tion 87,000. Mr. Palmatier Is looking for recently sent them. This'l* an entire mis­ earlier than we expected with • H. Gaskill a place at Delton as his health is very apprehension. The intent of State Supt. as teacher. Mr. Gaskill ha* accepted a poorly—Wonder if the steam boat a whis­ Fitch was that ail should procure the position in the Advance shops at Battle tle have gone down to the bottom of Mill book* as rapidly as they felt able. No Creek, so will finish hte term of school Be­ lake, for it hasn’t been heard for a week one will Im? compelled to buy one of them fore going—G. Wilson's father of Prairie­ or ten days—L.V. Edmunds was at Has­ for this Institute. Let none stay away on viBe visited him last week—Kate Reed is tings Thuradaxand Friday attending to this account. • at Battle Creek visiting her sister—We business matters. learn that Prudle Tobias is very poorly Who have taken Rood's Sarsaparilla what again. Sheds stopping with her cousin, Mrs. Baugh at Shultz station—A few uf One of tbe heaviest electric storms of they think of it, and the replies will be our cltlzeas attended the' show at Battle tbe season was that that passed through positive In its favor. One has been cured of indigestion and dyspepsia, another finds Creek last week—The heavy electric storm here Wednesday p. m.. the 3d. From 4 we bad last week killed a cow owned by to 8 o’clock p. m. there was of rain fall it Indlspensible for sick headache, others Mr. CoUlster—Mrs. C. Le4er has gone to 1.65 Inches. Borne hall but no damage report remarkable cures of scrofula, salt Battle Creek to take treatments again— done—Surprises—at the people's party rheum and other blood diseases still Gua Reed and G. Powell are out bee hunt­ convention In your city. John and uncle others will tell you that it overcomes "that ing—Mrs. C. Gaskill of Johnstown visited Billie wasn’t in it. The great surprise tired feeling.” and so on. Truly. the best her parents last week—Mrs. N. T. Clem­ was at Jackson wliep John Wesley was in advertising that llood.s Sarsaparilla re­ ens will visit relatives in the southern It for Gov/ The surprise will cdrne next ceives Is the hearty endorsement of the part of the state. Nor—57 excursion tickets from Milo to army of friends it has won by lis positive » Barnum’s show—The writer was In the medicinal merit Garkey. A severe storm visited this vicinity last week. It did not hall much here but farther north the hail Increased In size and quantity—Allie Fuller of Coats Grove visited her parent* a few days last week— Comp-meeting seems to be the weekly sensatiou. tiie Free Methodists holding theirs at Woodland. Rumor says the saloon and drug men furnished tbe money for necess­ aryexpenses—Three boys of Mr. L. Knapp of Odessa were struck by lightning during last week's storm. One of them was'badly burned, the other* were only stunned. They were In the woqds at the time—It Is raid that a married couple here engaged in a friendly combat last week. She knock­ ed him down then he took a‘ club and cut her head open mid otherwise bruised her. Property seems to be the caure of the trouble—There Is a big excursion to Lake Odessa next Sunday. We hope they will 'Xnot have such a lawless time as they did last year—Elder Phillips will preach at tbe Tumarac church Id the near future— Wheat Is not yielding as much as was exYankee Springs. Not much news this week—Mrs. Dr. Herrick, of your town. In spending a few days at Gun Lake—Cora Williams spent Sunday with her parents—One uf our’ young men left hi* team standing hitch­ ed while he went berrying, and when be come back hte team was gone. He found tbe plow by lbe roadside and his team tied to his neighbor's wagon with the harness ' some broken. Ed. you must tie them next time—Emma Raymond was the guest of Ettle Williams last Bunday—Mrs. William Garrison is spending a few weeks with her brother, D. N. Stocking, on her return from New York to Colorado—Odd Burpee and wife were tlie guest? of his brother Charles last Sunday—Mrs. T. Thurston, of Oarlton, was the gue t of John O’Con­ nor last week—Will Page Is recovering from an attack of Jagrippe and malaria— Mrs. Odd Rupee Is on the sick list—Mm. John Seusaba is very sick—Remember tbe farmers annual picnic at Streeters landing. Gun Lake. August IPth—Nettie Bennett was the guest of Ettle Williams : t Bunday-• worst part of Prairieville tbe other day. congratulated Dan on the neat and tidy appearance of bls farm, free from noxious weeds. "Yea” was bls reply. “1 cannot afford on my small farm to raise them, ns they fake tbe place of grass or corn.” He’ took from a shade tree where it was sus­ pended. a yellow dock root which measur­ ed 4 feet and 5 inches. On the same excur­ sion the writer saw some beautiful fields, road sides, and front door yards with a profusion of Howers. The Botanical he cannot give; but In Mich., parlance called yarrow, ragweed, bunlock and johnsworth. And some ot these premises owned by Grangers, who ought to be moriel(farmers for others to pattern after, lie also saw many fields of wheat stubble full of rag­ weed. The mower should be run over such fields—The writer will not vouch for the truth but from the fine ertip of burturn the hotel tffto a labratory fori com­ pounding Burdock bitters—I was pleased to see the law.as to Canada thistles and the dutv of overseers of highways in the Banner of last week. 1 trust every over­ seer will see the law enforced in tbe cen­ tral part of Prairie: ilie. L. C. Felghner, of Woodland, spent Sunday here—S. E. Cook, of Charlotte. Sundayed here—Rev. J. H. Palmer. of Cedar Rapids. Iowa, preached at tbe Con­ gregational last Sunday evenlag—A Rev. Wm. Parker preached at the M. E. church Sunday evening—Mr. and Mrs. Lowden and child were guest* at Waller Webster’s last Friday—Fred Bullis spent Sunday at Ha,tings—Jas. Radford was at Hastings over Sunday—Mrs. A. S. Mitchell, of Leslie, Is visiting her husband—Mrs. C. W. Smith has returned home.from her vis­ iting trip—Mrs. Gates and grandson, of Waterford, are geests at C. W. Smith's— Mrs. 11. It. Dickinson. Mrs. C. B. Lusk and daughter Julia lure returned home from tlrolr eastern trip—Frank Brumm, who has been sick for some lime at the home of bis sister. Mrs. C. F. Wilkinson, died Monday afternoon at 2:15. Funeral at 2 p. m. Wednrsdv—Mtef Fleming spent Sunday at Gnn Lake. The residents of Delta township. Eaton cdunty. are in a pretty mesa- Some time ago the school board let the contract for new brick school bouse, and the gliding Is now nearly completed. Now It Is claim­ ed that the building sets squarely In a pub­ lic highway, and an injunction having been served all work has been stopped. Rev. Dr. J. F. I-obo. of I’arU. France, formerly pestof of tbe Presbyterian oh «cb of Battle Creek, has been tendered the presidency of tbe Olivet college. Ha has ! been given six months in which to give his answer. Republican county convention for CsJhouu county for the purpose of nomluatr Ing county officers has been called for Aug. *23th Id ■ MarshalL , Battle Creek raised over $300 for tbe Bay City fire sufferers In a few hours oue day last week. The valuable trotting staltypn. Green River, 2.-22U'. by Principle, dlwl recently at Sturgis. He was valued at S2J.000 and was entered In W5.000 worth of stake races and had won every race he had started In this season. His death Is a se­ vere loss to the owner. Robert Dixon, of Henderson, Ky. Kalamazoo is almost without fire protec­ tion. Owing to the great waste of water not more than three feet can be kept In the well at one time and this amount would l»e used out in a very short time in care of fire. More wells and greater pres­ sure Is demanded. About-700 peddle came to the city yes­ terday on rd excursion train from South Haven and Intermediate pointe. 1-ast evening when the crowd gathered at the depot to return homp there were six wo­ men who reported that their pockets bad been pjeked and both, money and tickets <<t<Wen from them. Several were aided to return home by kind friend) who subsnrll)-ed the necessary amount of fare! Mr*. Aldrich, of Alamo, reported that she lost her purse containing 50 cents and three tickets to Alamo. ‘An aged lady who was crying bitterly, said she had been robbed of n large sum of money, all she had in the world.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. "Gentleman George” Anderson, one of the greatest swindlers that ever lived, and a criminal of International reputation, in iu jail at KalainaziM) tor swindling a man living in Pennsylvania out of 36,000. He was a lawyer of no mean reputation, a fine talker and a man of scholarly attaintnenta. He was admitted to the bar in Jackson, left the city under a cloud, nnd was after­ ward seen at the national capitol at Wash­ ing ton arm-in-arm with leading U. 8. sen­ ators and congnwudcn. While there hr ran a tony gambling room. He was loot to his ncquaintamjes for a long time after he left Washington, and was inter recog­ nized in London where hi? was a "high flyer" In English society, evidently enjoy­ ing the friendship of the most noted 'lords and dnkes. He was regarded there as a very wealthy American and it was not un­ til he had cheated one of hl* friends out of Sio.ouo that his real character became known, and the exposing of his - character shook London society. He was caught ami served five years in an English prison. He had only shortly l>een released from this institution when he was arrestetl In I Kalamszoo for the offense recently cnpimltted in Pennsylvania. Willard Reynolds was arrested for breaking into a house near Caton. Rapids last week. As he has donetime ______________ in most every penal Jnstttutlon In the state and the evidence against him Is said to be strong, hte prospects for the near future are not flat­ tering. He has been bound over to the circuit court. Twenty-two ladles and-gentlemen from Eaton Rapids took In the excursion to Denver. The Eaton Rapids camp-meeting asso­ ciation is now out of debt, the last $1,500, having been raised by subscription Sunday of last week. It was estimated that over 4,COO people Were present on that day. Early peaches nre being shipped from maay points along lhe lake shore. George White is In jail at Allegan .charged with an attempt to mnrder a lady at (-unges. He had been hanging around tire neighborhood for some time and went to tte Imme of tbe lady In question ami asg«d for something to eat. With dlfflculty sie made him get out. Later on he snetked up behind her and struck her a vlchus blow with a club. The officer had a .inrd time in capturing him. Gxnd Ix*dge must have some tough NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. dtlzma according to the following which was taken from the Independent: It is to A terrific hail storm visited Kalamazoo beh»ped that the young men of Grand last week leveling corn fields about Lhe Lfdgt will have more respect for themcity, and breaking every sky-Hght In the •elvei and their parents than to attempt to city. emUlltH ______ ... emuhte th» the ovnm examples of ■Immorality Ladd, the printer wanted at Bellevue for indecency set by a few married men that embezzlement, would not accompany the socleU Is obliged to tolerate. sheriff of Eaton county home from Defi­ ance, Ohio, without requisition papers. He will have to come soon, however, as the necessary papers have been prepare'.! n.rlllK ex-MDator of the and await the signature of Ohio's governor. UnltedState* I* James W. Bradbury, Mr. nnd Mrs. John Hayes, of Alamo, recently r«enU; wteuratilu nlhrtkuT .. .blrtMv . Dossed through a startling experience last “ .1t Angsts, A»^„. M., k Mr,e. 1>niuuIiry BnldtarJ Wednesday morning. The heat had been a aitoi?fiOr(^’1nRf'?IloW a,,<l Ha*H*orne so extreme and sleeping rooms In the sec­ at Bowwin College, from which he gradnond story of their home were so warm that tv'qJt’ 835r.aud ,u ute senate with they hnd to set up a bed in the barn and UougS t ,y’ C*"“ra"«>><1 sleep out there. About l o’clock In the morning Mrs. Hayes was awakened by something falling upon her chest. Ixx>kIng up she was astonished to find It Wns a Ing s , I,wnil a,,. rattlesnake. She seized and threw the gmrnmu), employ^,. reptile off and Mr. Hayes killed It before it had a chance to strike. It had evident­ IS? M-ow> ’cho«ls i” u>« ly been drawn in with the hay and was > Ule “leLratlon crossing a beam, when It felL The snake or Columbus day, Oct 21. ■ was nearly two feet long and had seven rattles. Mrs. Hayes’ experience Is one that not many women would care to go through.—Plainwell Enterprise. While John Matthews amj his two trot­ ting horses were In a freight car on a side track In Plainwell, another car*was bump­ ed against them with such force as to throw one of the horses over onto him. hurting him oeverely. The company paid him $400 to settle it. Fred Brown, said to hate been a resi­ dent of Kalamazoo, was killed by the cars at Sturgis last week. le?Tk -h ‘" IxUt h.o<N u» sun, si,, other une to Itmell." S^rglsrs ud tb-n, tarna UMrf robber wbo.oib.rt, «ro M>d <*» not bring Mm brfort • jedgn. This <hl,f In th, on, who‘,«»*ls poopl, s mU.faetloa and comtoH bad pM»ur,M .very turn by «l-lng fry *g; eautic, grumbling or slighting spirit on Ml occasions. To txt sur*. he I* hta own worst but « all thtewi for that ^"Whnta good concert that was?" says aome euthmdiurtlo music lover who has lust had a, to her, rare treat. -DM Ton think sor” *Mr» th, shW seornfrUr “Wbf. th.r. s~ b.rfll . dlBcult plow on Urn progrurnm,-. "nd Ml then things hnvo been plnjsd Ipr On, pUn1st, as men: Ing*'-11— I wtmder thnt th, sudieoeo ent so psdsotly." Then the wthmOm reels her ar-lor AunpenwI. nnd Is perhaps ,rsn « lUUn ashnrue<rof it. “There!” say» tho small boy of the fam­ ily, hte cheek* flusned with triumph, ’T’vo inieBsed the A**1 flve PuxzlcM ln nl>' newr book, und it’s only taken mo about an hour!" “I should think that waa long enough, in all conscience.” soyatbe thief. In a biting tone. "They’ro a* simple as A B C. I guessed them in leM than ten mlnutca!” So the flush of triumph In the little puz­ zler's face gives place to a glow of mortifi­ cation. There are a great many of these thieVes In tbe work!, and the strange* thing about them is that they do not want what they steal.—Youth’* Companion. Gov. John Miller, of North Ihkola. re. late.* an instance of what I* being pltobed by farmers in the Red Ri-\ aqL. of Minnesota and North Dakot.i. lj.-. sj S. J. Leland, near hte town of Dwight. N. D., iMUigbt 160 acres of tend iu the q'te-j of 1891. for?2.<teU. and tals.M crop season worth the salary of n g ivi ri:-: u clerk. In exce»* of the cm: < per the following stniemeu: jtetincling enxt ■<! L»i «i . they nre a it ng in the new- PROBATE ORDER State ot Michiaan. Count? of Dan. At a rosdoa ot the I’robat- < < County ot ftemr. boldcn at the i n.' la the Cltyut HMtlng*, in ■aid roui.n. day' the *111 day of AnxttM. to tbousODd <H<bt hundred and nlm-tv tv >, ^Prgyt. Charles W. Artnsin.,:’., J: On HMMVmg and fillbg the Mitten, ilnh v. ri fled, 01 Heth H. Cbaptnan.rxerutar <rf thr of Mid deemsed. nrajimc tnnt fat* final .... heretofore filed in ibis court mat l<- . rd au<l ailoncd aiHl be be dl'Char^, treat. . Thereupon It I* ordered, that W*slnr- : . »h» 7th day of September. A. D.. n*est, n tbe forenoon, bo a«*lrot-d forth, I- ;-t . . petition and itiat lhe heir, at law •>! -.. i r-. ceased ami all other person* tatere-ted , . q estate, are required to appear :tf n - - .( । said court, then to be hnldrn at th- te.- ,-r of­ fice. In rhe City <*f HaMlna*. in *ald /•„ >■- ,j . show cause, it any there be. whv iiir i-suGr ><r Uie petti letter may not be-jmtnteit. a further ordered, that Mid eeUdonrr . . • ■ to the person* ii’i^rested In said t-’ate. pendency of wd petition and thereafbv rauslug a copy of th& <.rd«r • tv published hi the It ■sum.-* BaXNFM, ;i i -paper printed und circulated lu ijul r<i(f IbuTv, oner In,each week for three .u> -—week* previous to said day nf heat-b ;• Cha*. W. Arrisritos. Jud/e >•( l'rob;.te (A true copy. > FBdBATEOBDER. OatctaMcil in Story Telling, Mtate of Michlxan.-Counh oflMrrv. «s. I went to the circus when it was in town • At a wewlou of tbe rroba:- Ciurt. the eouutv Burn lie and among other adventured had the fullci­ Probate otfiro. ntIn the -------- — — City __ , of H»m>i.l Sn ty uf carrying a baby Bon! about in tny ■aid County, on Wednejdxv Wednevlxv th- '.Tib. ....... ’ v -f in th* year one thousand tiigta, fcui .'.red arm*. On my return home I described the little animal to a fire-yeateold relatire, _ Present, Ctrarle* W. Armstrong. J'?:.* of who opened a conversation with me on the Probate. toe^matter of the estate of John Alttar-subject of the great show. I told him about the little Hou’s claws and teeth, his curious (lu reading and filing the prtlcon. duly wriattempt at a roefr. hi* soffi fur, how he fled, of Emma Clarke daughter <>i said dr--'Vi<rd. tried to run away when set uQon the praying tor reason* therein set tort.i l>.a' tbground and how he looked at me when I raai estate of said dereased In said prllti-'n «tescrllMtd may be partitioned and set off to cuddled him in my arms. several belt* of said dre-awd. Thereupon tt Is ordered. Hurt FrW? the The boy seemed greatly Interested, smiled In ray face and ltd rac along with excla­ 38ttj day of August A. D.. 1W2 at ten O'clock in the forenoon, be a*<tsnedfor the hean f mations testifying hi* entire belief te-all Uld ,1110,1 and tbs: tue heirs at law ».* -ail that.I said. "Yes, ye*," he xold. “Ural” deceased and all other persons Interest! in ‘“Wasn’t he a nice lion!” etc. At the con­ said estate, are re«imre<l to appear at ■ of said court, then to lie holden at lh* Probate clusion of my story he Irogan with great office, in the city of Hartings, in *« ■! t hirty, volubility and eagerness: aud show cause, if any there !•<•. win the p.-jx-r "Yes. I went to the circus toa And o! tiro petitioner mar not !>v vr<:.t«L audit further ordered, that said perhituirr gi>e Go­ what do you think? I met n baby elefun. Is tten to the persons interested tn md-1 estate, of He wa* a nice little fellow, only as high the i<endency of Mid petition anil tiro hearing as the celling. I took him i in my urtns. tberrot by causing a copy of this .inter •» be pubiiahrd tn the Hastings Bans»Jt.a n-ssand"-— paper printed and circulated In tiro *altl fumty Tins was quite enough for tne, and 1 net of Barry, once in each week for three suerefflve the child down nnd sighed. He evidently weeks previous to said dav of hearing. ------- ' W. AB5t»tK"y thought tbe lion story was a fit subject for Judge uf ITobitecompetition.—Brooklyn Eagle. (A true ropy.) Arctic Exploring Not Dangerous. The popular notion ta that Arctic explor­ ing Is a very risky pursuit, hut In reality it is not so. Fishing on the Grand Banks is much more dangerous. A .* .Mark Twain says: ' The greatest peril which people en­ counter is not nyjt with in traveling on tho railways, but In going to bed. Most people die in bed.” Only three expeditions out of the many which have been made have in­ volved lo** ot life. Franklin’s party starved to death, mainly because there were too many in It, where Schwatka traveled 3,000 mile* away from any base of supplies, living oft the country. Grecly, whose subordinate officer. Lock­ wood. attained the farthest north ever reached (beyond 82 deg*, north latitude), was subjected to awful sufferiDgs, mauv of those with him dying, merely because of too much red tape. If tbe navy department had kept the ap­ pointed rendezvous at Cape Sabine, where it Itad agreed to have a vowel with provi­ rions at a certain date, there would have been no trouble.—Chicago Herald. Powell lhe d lhc IT * The earliest known lens Is une of rc k crystal, unearthed by Layard at Nineveh This lens, the age of which is measured by thouwiDds of years, now lies in the British museum, as bright and ns clear asitwa* lhe day it left the tnakeria bnada.—Piiita ttaluhi* Prom. Where Culambtt* Landed. Tho bland of W.-ttllng has no harbor. Vessel* must- anchor at a respectful dis­ tance from the coral rerfii. Landing i* tnndu by rowboats ou tho l>cach. and when the sea run* high, as it did in our case, the landing Is a serious matter. We were ail prepared to swim, and natives on shore were r?ady to help u* if t he boat upset. I don’t care to repent the experience, though I’m glml to have had it. The island is about twelve milca long, and six miles wide nt its broadest point. Tbe formation is coral and tho foliage tropical. All kinds of tropical fruits grow wild. Tbe population consist.* of 300 or 4W Afri­ can* captured from slave bblps. Tha occu­ pation of these people is eating yams, orangen, bananas, fish, ctc.^ and ratting. There is a laud of dolce non far niente even in North America. These .Uricans are not entirely Ignorant, and my movements were watched with considerable interest. Columbus ha* his tradition* ou the island, and I had appreciative audiences at times when sketching On one occasion a typical African kept me company all daylong.; Hte presence was unsolicited, and he did nothing as usual. When I stopped work this son of Bam said. "Don’t you think you ought to pay me for watching you*”: “Certainly,” I replied. The delicious coolness of the suggestion was worth paying for. Tho lug <rf Columbus, which Captain Clapp and I went uver with great care, shows conclusively that Watling Island was the first landing place of Columbus.— Philadelphia Press. .j wh™ Studebaker Bros., of South Bend. Ind rode into Kalamazoo Saturday afternoon ““ pouonwith an elegant coach drawn by four horse*, and plenty of coachmen. The turnout was very stylish of course. In lhe Uriffin, of Grand Hav»» . •J*enin<^ime of the Kalamazoo boy* got In the weeds of Crockery lake am! un ------J- .. . was drowned. He waa 55 m * d up ibariMnn. a burlesque on .Kthe -1 rig and- _ rode through ■w ”>111 j ears okt. the streets In a bay rack on a lumber wagon. M»ttte Smlt£ a little ten year old girl • ..non Ud dMknKy pm, FralrisvHI*. was kidnapped In Chicago nearly a year M. J. Gora I* in our village on buzIness J. D Guy started for South Dakota lH>r' Sbe fon"d rniilIT0 hlcyoltas hnn -Mrs. Dr. Mcl>* In v lifting her sou at Monday—Mr. aad Mrs. L. £. Seaman, of .'as. week iu Kalamazoo by her sister and Nashville, visited Maple Grove friends taken home. It Istwnny y<an s[nca "Dlr*" fl M sbonl th, IlKhuNp which liiu p™ over Br-U»’s u» ro^h-t . ./£ water in Narrngan-ett. bay, and onr of moot dangerous »i»ta upon the At COML. For twenty yoars 1., ba, V What tha craw had to eat; hM . put !<• and affectionate pct; hax uh-n 1-4 part of the weather and enjoyv,| fc a|j At just such a Umaevery sprin.-. ,4, disappeared, to spend the munmer oa hi. native shores, but every autumn hau found ’ him back again at the llghteldp f(,r th*। fierce and dreary winter. Age is telling on him, und for three on four «prings the sailors have watch*d departure with sad misgivings- ; Transcript. NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS State of Michigan, Conntv of Itarrx N««rie« !• hereby giron. that H an orri*r al tbe Probate Court for the Count. <■: I *rn? made on the zr.:h d*v of Ju y. a. h. 1W. six months from that date wervitEowed fnr> r-4Itoc* to present their claim* sgai»4 tin r-tatc Ksther. II. Pennock, late of 'aid ermuty. deceased, andjliat all creditor* of Mid «1»«eased are required to present their claim* to*aM ProtMUe Court, at tbe 1'rohale offiro. iu th* City of Hnsting*. tor esamlnatlon k ,d all.in >n court, on W. jlticxtajr, th- W!i <!»•■ <>. •nrt ou Tburwiay. the ftite «l.ir nf next, st ten o'clock in the tore:., ■: of ■.. tho**- days. Dated July, 3Ctb, A. I). W. Ain’-i i' judet* c.' Pr-sb. PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, County of Barry- At a *<•**1011 of the Probate C<»urt lor the County of Barry, toldcn at the F nd-air Intherltyuf l<aM<nEs. In laid < -<u Saturday, th- u*.Tnt day ot Julv. the one thousand eight hundred and nii ' j two. Present, Charles W. Armstroi^. Judg" of Probate. In tbe matter of the estate of Anwl i‘ Hodge rtteqaseil *q On reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ fied. of Charm H. Tburston. wtt-'n-taw -nd deceased, praying that a certain tnrtrumefit heretofore filed In thl« roun purporting I" be lbe last will and t-stament of *.ii<l •!•*••• »*'-< ve admlUcd to probate ami that adtuuihtratlon of said estate may be granted on?rx«n tor tn .said will named or to wine otaer suitable ^Rsrenpon It I* ordered, that Tuesday, the 23d day of Ausu f, A. D. lew, at ten o - - kiD the forenoon, ‘•e assigned (nr th* hr arinz "5 -a1'! petition, and that the heirs at lawofs.*!<it|r«Med. and all other persoas Interested in said estate, are required to aiqer.r ;>r a se*‘ioD of ■aid court, tlwu to be holden at lhe Probate office, lo the city of Hastings. In wud countv, and ■how cause. If any there l>e. Why the prayer of the -petitioner may not be pra:,t.-<t. And It Is farther ordered, that said peuilonrr eye mum to tbe pontons latererteo tn said estate, of the pendency of said petition, and the near lug thereof by causing s cop) o» tl»H or,1,'r wJ* pUDtlahed In the HastiX'.** Baxxrk atewjpaper printed and circulated In said County Barrv once In each week toftbreesu- • weeks previous to laid day of bearinr. CUABLKS W. AXMSTHOX-.. (A true copy) sol^bled by Vmr,nn4 sn«rbela« Hood’s Sarsaparilla ImnurflMtate su ____ ............................. , Judge of Proba.e- NOTICE FOR BEARING OF CLAIM'St ire of Michigan. County of B*rrj Noire'* iurobl given.tl»l K •«<!<« ‘ Probate Court for IbeCountv of Barn. tbe 1Mb day ot July. A. D. 1W2. month* from tt»»» det* w-ro ellowrd lor cred." • • present their claim* aga.nst the e»tate Swm. bus. m Mid VOThi). that all creditor* of said derea»*1 *■' r5. mured ,o preseMl tbrir etehns io «a|d Court.*:'be Probate office, in tby <’; £ Ha.tlnrt.for namioaltno and al!o«wi'--e •> before the iMh day ot Jsmuiry next. *neb claim* will be heard before *a!d Woduredsy. the !Kh day ot Thurodav the rath day of January, next.da:a.« 1 ^JZk?»tti r7^W.0triu-hel ’ teov roTjudg® ot �Noqq — WD“W J yuor brothers?" Sucb n,nonerefunded.—Price w ma and 51.00 per boltleat W. H. Good­ year i drug store. MJ.es, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains COHOEKED i) cures piles or no pay required. jdvmocv f l Ttteat l. .mimi r iroiy, l<<ciiliar curative r.uHtipation by resMna >■! the aimienurr cayat. linns numerous tires by incendiary. an hid lu,- head cut off ,i.L He lived Kt Port 11 Cantona. Llren. she gave them Caatorla. ViiLL'LISENBEE CHAPTER XIU. ' -rY MAKIS A DISCOVERY. in tl>>' darkness behind the ’.i_----by had listened breath• • uverrJitum guiDjjoi}.be■ v,. •- :n calh d Meg Frone and 4-.:-. but lie had not been pre::n- surprise that awaited him. I bandy suppress a cry of i-.-rt as he heard the wan pro­ - » mihrr s mune. What did it , > - it really his mother whom > lotting to <lefraud out of His n>wy reriMnL Prions v-nto per txa For i«le by W. H. Boody rar, lhe druyyisi loJjfej !?’“.• U*“ “ 11 ,, ... ar -■■r.'-day convenience erf an ?T. u-xurv. Pure and wholesome, p.’ ,'rf with kntpulous care. Highest r ... .it Pore Pool Expositions. Each . tw» large-pies. Avoid ['..rT-s-and Insist otr having tbe 'SONE SUCH brand. MERREU 5c SOULE, Syracuse. N. Y. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ners ciHiiii.udli '•oiah.e ^VEAEYSTATESMEJr BnekJWs Arnica Salve. luJ^Lb**1 •l’*. in tbe World f«w cuts, Turn Their Back, on the Hall, of Congress. ♦5J0. J3.00 ♦4.00J \ttJI Jhioi 43.50 ■ 731402030002020102010200000101100001 «tratu«as JL08IBQ ACTS OF THE SESSION. 42.50 fl H42.00 L 41.75 42.25^ 42.00^ ■he FOR BOYS r IL75 "• » rar loot of hl. flour to tbe Bey City are vicuna. ••No; Mr*. Riponby hat been appointed ijuardlan without rcquircuientcfbond” -Both gone to arrange for some burincs8 for tonight.”, « •‘Anything big?* “There may be many thousands in it," replied Meg Frono. “Have you not heard?" “No; 1 have not seen tho boys since we all left Colorado. What is tho buriness for tonight?" . "It is with tho United States my. master!" Prof. Kelsey, of Ann Arbor, who has An exclamation of surprise escapetl been cloistered for months of! a book, has the lips of Aaron Suggs. fur Europe; "Why! that will require more than n sailed 1 score of meh! Are the boys gone crazy?" There will be between 5.000 and 10,000 he ejaculated. Ifarmers at Hilladak-Iuen.nwce picnic at "They will*" have more than twenty Devil ‘ ’s lake. August 25th. men with them,” replied the woman "Who are they?’ Is the price of health. But with all our "They are a lot of border raiders whe ■ precaution there are enemies always lurk­ have found Missouri too hot for them iing about our sysfi-ms. only waiting a fav­ and have come over to Kansas for their 1orably opportunity- to assert themselves. health." Impurities in the blood may be hidden for “Btit the paymaster may have a whole years ! or even for reiterations ami sudden­ company of trooi» with him—and the ly break forth, ufideratlnlng health and For disease* arising undertaking .ia dangerous in tbe ex­ hastening death. from Impure blood Hood's Sarsaparilla Is treme.” the unequalled anfl unapproachable rem­ “There will be only fourteen or fifteen , edy. It Is King of them all. for It con men with him—at least, that is the ,quers disease. . strength of the guard that left Fort Mrs. Charles Grhy, daughter of Rev. 8. Leavenworth.” of liillsdalk committed suicide at "I wish thia business of theirs was Crane, ' not on hand; but you must come with Galesburg, Ill., by'drowning. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Barnum's show: took 810,000 out of lensing, and tbe -profits for the week in Michigan are nearly 5100,000. The World's Fair appropriation bill In congress will probably be ’compromised and appropriate tWo and one-balf Instead of-fivc million dolljars to the exposition. The government of Mexico will exhibit ut the World’s Fair *a large and valuable collection of. Aztec, relics. Canada will erect a World’s Fair build­ ing at Chicago, 1<M> feet long by 44 feet wide, with a ten foot veranda surrounding it ou all sides. Plans have been submitted for approval. W. L. DOUGLAS Prartdrat WABHDtGTox, Aug. fl.-The first session ’f the Fifty-second congress adjourned last night at 11 o’clock having settled the Geuerao couaty h„ ■» mn|, <nd elB_ ratora that took to ,o.00u bu.hehor wliral lifferances between the house and senate in tho sundry civil bill, aud glve\ the In June. . World’s fair directors 13,500,000 with llorebel bad a fllo.Obb Ore. lhe tumla l|leh to wag along and do (5,000,000 worth tore war n ™ ot S. A. Seoaeld * Son , it work. Tbe World’s fair man sighs l-lnx .Introyed. » hen ho thinks of the sum appropriated, but coneolcs himself with the thought ;hat there will be another session iu Decem­ ber, and that It will not be followed by a general election. The first businuas taken jp in the house was the Durborow fair MIL me; it won't do to postpone tho matter nny longer." "But I tell you I can't leave now; 1 premised to stay here till they returned." "Bpt you can leave a note saying you have gone away on business.” “But there is a prisoner here, 1 forgot to. tell you, and I must stay here to see ; that he does not e#ca]>e." "A prisoner!" exclaimed Suggs, "what do you mean? Who is it?’ t “He’s a young fellow—a boy almost— whom the men caught prowling about the cabin last night. They thought ha might be a spy or might have overheard something." . "Where have you got him/’ "In the room back in the bluff,” re-’ plied Meg Frono. pointing toward the <l/x>r behind which Dan was crouching. “Who is the boy, atiH where is he up nent should be left at heme." Simps-m’s time expired while he was speaking and ie ccncfnded with the remark that the jreat steel works nt Homestead were iroperly called ‘ “steal." Tita speaker raore ("n>IU>re dor. b-"-’re - There was no trouble in getting the “half loaf" for the fair through. Thera was some speaking, but ngt much, on the sub­ ject pending, some of the speakers stray­ tag hwny and getting in their work on lomeVotber issue. Cummings of New York went down with his anti-fair colors flylngl Fellows of tho same state made a brilliant little speech for the enterprise. Cummings said: “It is with a feeling of pride that I reflect that I have filibustered against this looting proposition.” For this he received the enthusiastic applause of mje solitary man from Texas, Kilgore. He. then read in a sarcastic manner telegrams demanding that he vote for the World’s fair. In thi* course of his speech Fellows said after reading the resolution adopted by lhe Democratic national convention: “This resolution which I have read in your hearing recognizes ns distinctly as language can express thought two ideas. The first is that this exposition is a national undertaking. It so declares in words. Second, It imposes upon the Democratic party, in so far as a convention can bind ite representatives, the duty of making a contribution of flnanci.il aid to that governmental enterprise^ And with the highest respect for tho opnjfo'l? of my associates on this side of the houke, when I come to receive direction that shall control my action as a Democrat I prefer to receive it from a convention where every congressional district in the United Slates has its representative rather than to take it from a part of my colleagues upon this fltx>r.” IV S3 SHOE THE BEST SHOE IN THE WMWR»TM tha Woolley & Bronson. 11 Wing’s-Flexible Shoe Lacings a tho the V Permit healthy circulation and free movement of the foot; ' No untying or tying necessary. -.VjJAVttA Cotnfrrtable and durable for eboth ladies and svntlemcn. AU lengths, black and russet .p ’ colors, for both ordinary and * sporting lace shoes, low -v^or tiigh cut. T Zd#See that tbe NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS ON CLAIMS. State of Michigan. County ot Barry^-ss. KMate of Jane Wadd. deceased. , , We tbe undersigned, having been appointed by the Probate court for lhe County of Barry. State of Michigan, commissioners to receive ex­ amine and adjust all claims and demands of id! persons agafuat said deceased, do hereby rive notice that we will meet at the Post Office atClorerdale. .in the township of Hope, ou Tliuradav, the 19th day ot Sentember. A. D. 1R82. and on Thursday, lhe 29th.day of Decem­ ber. A. D l®3, at ten o'clock A. M., of each of said days, tor the purpose of examining and allowing said claims and ^ tiiai six months from the twenty-ninth day bls of June. A. D.. IKK. were allowed by sold de- court for creditors to present tbeir claims to us for examination ana allowance. Dated June29th. A. D., 1W5. Lxwrs n.BAMKK8. 1 t , Howarh Moshrr. Commissioners AKSBL KtNGSnUBY, I_________ _ of ADMINISTRATOR’S BALE. In the matter ot tho estate ot Washington K. Ferris, deceased. a ..... Notice la hereby given that I shall sell at Not nubile auction to tne highest bidder, on Friday, tha twelfth nay ol August. A D., 1»«. at ten o'clock, lu tlie forenoon In the Probate tn the the city of Hastings lu the county ofoffice Barry, ron^ittce that investigated Watson’s In tbe state of Michigan, pursuant to license and authority granted to me on the Mth that* that “^runken members hud been day of June A. fo. WL^by the Probate A«-en’ to reel through the nisles of the court of Barry county, Michigan, all of the hdu|b, a disgrace to lhe republic, at^l Chat estate, right, title and interest o( the said de­ ceased of. in and to lhe real estate situate and drunken members had debated iMues on being in tbe county of Barn-, In the state of tho. floor and had been heard tb ask: Mlcbigau, knjwn and described as follows, ‘Mr. Speaker, where was I at?’" waigiven t<TTte south half ot the east.hnlfof the north to the liouso yesterday, and "ri^H Mr. west quarter of section fourteen (1*), township (31 north, range nine (9) west. WaVton up" with "ghoulish glee.” "We three Dated June 28th, A. D., ikk. have no hesitation,’’ the report sais, “in James F. Mkau. . Administrator. declaring that the charge-* In the | sense which the author intended they should be believed, are false and libelous un<’ **■ i strictest legal definition of •chose Where Wstaon Waa W’rong_ __________________________ “.Which TIME TABLE. The trouble with Watson’s charge,which In effect June »>. IW2. ! occurred in a campaign l>ook, was that it was too comprehensive. He wrote in t be plural, the report says, and wlten the Stations. charge was sifted it was found that in tho Chicagfl, Kalanaioa fc S&gwr During the debate in committee of the whole the “fire" was scattering. Enloe took the opportunity to “blast’’ Commis­ __________ _ ______________________ sioner Kaum, declaring the commissioner Hi­ Michigan is one ot tho most enthusias­ the greatest curiosity of tbe age, “wbo, detic of the states initbe preparation of its spite the blots on bis official career, bad na World’s Falr'exhlbjt. The state’s appro­ been retained in office by the power of the priation Is $100,00(L but it is authoritively president.” This brought a reply from announced that thd total sum contributed Dolliver, who defended Baum and his rec­ the case of the drunken speaker lie hnd from; does he say?" XOKTH. “I don't know what his name is, but towant making’an exhibit by the state, ord. Brcstas of Pennsylvania said it was reference to but one man, nnd when that particular case was investigated it was Kalamazoo Lv aghta c;unu to huu he rt-, he chums to live on the Military road, cwntldL cities ami private individuals, cowardly to attack a num who could not Cooper reply. He defended Itaum’s administra­ found that Cobb, on the testimony of last i -he man had mentioned Hime ten or fifteen -miles south of here. will n-ach fully $500,000. Richland June!.... tbirty-two witnesses, wann ’ t drunk nt all. tion. The hill being reported to the house CreaM-y..................... -that cf J amen Mansfield Says his father keeps a tavern there.” A short time ago.) while the Northwest- , »ud the speeches of Felloes and others It cast an imputation on the whole house, Milo name of his Aaron Suggs sprang to his □is in ihert; iiier s nis feet te with ern slilfogle association was in session, it ! completed a vote was soon reached. while the author admits that the house, as I mlton....................... Cloverdale over these • ;UI exchunatioh of astonishment. a body is inuocent. Tha charge 1b tt libel ShalU........................ ■ was that body that the Tho World's Fsir'a Great Day. __________ ___ announced __________ to _ ___ _jdy ; g’ew strangely betvil. j “What’s the matter?” aszed tho wonte ; Washington Stale World'* fair building I jt is a peculiar fact that Friday has been for which tbe committee is at loss co find HABTlXtrs................ either motive or excuse. mati referred to bo | 6n earprired nt his unbxixicted conduct.' '™u,d Require shingles for its.roof. ,v,,ra... 3^7,01)0 .......... w.. I B luckv day f-*c the fair. Everything of A Rebuke to the Geurglalh .It must ,be so', for. | ..... .lowering • __ i'I'li.TMirrwm i ThtrvuiHJii tin* the .-M«oelatlun association nrritnt promptly in- I favorable importance to the World’s fair Coats Grove ,i -Matter!................... ” he cried, his voice The rejiort recommends the adoption ot ■ Woodland ■..> :*•<I. lie had! come west; to almost a whisper. “That boy whom | rtrueted its secretary to liny that nntnUer I fau hap'pened <>u Friday. The bill creat-* n resolution nxiting that WiteonhP .WnoUburj .„. I <*f shingles and to donate them to the ! h>g the fair was introduced cm Friday; the Yet tli>? whole matter wis j y^vl have got imprisoned here is the very World’s fair board for the state. The | bill-was passed on Friday: the president charges ap: false* aud constitute .in un­ Uinvlng..................... one to whom the legacy was left by quanymen, lumber men and loggers of signed it on Friday; tha first meeting Of warr anted assault on the honor and digni­ Detroit .-•‘I y, of Ringgold, Gcor- James Mansfield; Jjf is the son ot Sally Washington have Men tsiually generous. ■ the national commission was held on.Fri- ty of the house and have the unqualified Gram! Raphh disapproval of that body. Grout for the . ;h’i w mian. 'Twthinkll Ann Riggsby!” Coltuubu* tftecuvered Aniericnon aml iilmosl all the tmiklllig material that day; e -*« .. ——• *-----«— -­ Fri­ Republicans submita h minority 'report • >rt—but will there be any-1 It was the woman's time to be aeton- is required has been donated. <! day; the dcdicAtioirof the fnir will be held I declaring that tbe charges uro unfouuded Stations. on Friday. Aud so to complete the mat­ might know this Mre. febed uow, and springing to her feet she Fully 100,000 tneii It is lielieved. will Jter as fur as it ha* gone the Durborow bill I nud to say tbe least a gross exaggeration, _< t us into trouble? ” ; stood facing the speaker, a momentary a hardly pardonable by reason of |hn lieBLfMparticipate in tbe parade, on the occasion pasiwsl { ou Friday. The flrat vote was on a MOUTH. ’ > that. If wc get I pallor coming over her face. i. > cense ot debate. The recommendation is "I'of the dedication bf the World's Fair lubstitute , pernjittlng the fair manKid.Tnvu-.oo Ar... ' umtter nt once there is j you — .«u~u think *».„ tbe -a plot -has been balldlnga-in October. Such is the cat!- ,igerato buy». «3,(X».«» in silver bullion that It Watson will withdraw and; applo- KastCooper Lv.. 'jixe tbeadopted resolution in tbe majority | report RIchhuM Janet. •6 06 i discovered?" she gasped, after a moment tntae of Secretary Calp of the committee inti . .. i .• ___ •rt...*or*A have it coined into IJ.Wt.WO. This t^uot j Crssaey.............. | of rilence. silence. “Perhaj* he had come here baling the preparation for the ceremonies was 1 ._• >> t.*,1 — n—7® Tftit lltlf. — ■ , . -1 for this work?” ,nnd btatell to.WO. Milo Delton re—one-third of the pro-: to—to—give n* over to tho law! There In charge. He says jtiiat the acceptances lhe Final Vote *>u the Bill. DOINGS OF THE LAST DAY. norenlate................. Then the question came up on the pa»I may be others who »ill be here”-----tint very numerous to lhe invitation to I to Sbuiu.......................... of the f®.30l>.000 bill, the’vote lx>lng— I a Summary the Tranraclions । 11 | “Nonsense.”, said the man, stopping Hvlc mid fraternal societies to participate. lage HxrrrsGs................. .Tho rniltiamm and ' “ regulars" who will , yeas, 131; nays. fe3. Tho rote against tho ---------. ------------------------------thousand dollars if wo I her with a wave of the hand. "It is but bill was ns follows: Alexander, Antony, W ashisgtox , Aug. fl. — The senate yea। •12 00 Coats Grove - ---------------------- an accident that the Iwy came here; he participate will nuinijer-about 10,000. dug of the property.' Bailty, Bankhead, Beeman, terday met at 2 p. m„ aud after trfinsact- WoodlauU More th5n 200 panl-ls of native woods Bacon, { knows nothing. Perimps he is not tho sum," Blanchard. Branch, Breckinridge of Ar­ ing some routine business held an execu­ Wrwxlburv . ITo U. L. A- .V. one I think he is—let us go and have a .will enter into the Interior decoration of kansas, , Breckinridge of Kentucky,Bunn, Linslng..................... the Washington World's Fair building, Byrnes, Cute, Clarke of Alatrnmn, Cobb of tive nciuiion. When the doors were re­ Detroit look at him." l-r-p-rtyF opened the Durborotj fair bill from the i Graqd Itaphls As he spoke the woman moved to­ fcomo of then: will be carved and others Alabama, Cobb ot Missouri, Cdvert, i Qv«> thousand dollars, decorated with paintings of Washington Cowles. Cox ot Tennessee, Crain, Craw­ house was passed, although .several sena­ ward the door; Aaron Suggs following - a legacy to this Mrs. •shqir, un sumaloi scenery and groupings of flowers, fruits, ford, Culberson, Cummings, De Armond, tors protested against it. Then another t Nos. 5 linqUatll nuicarry iraswugcra usicsa clone behimL De Forest, Dickerson, Dockery. Donovan, conference was ordered on the sundry clvi I nrovbled with freight train permit*. grains, fish, game, birds, ote. j This unexpected move on the part of Dunphy, Edmunds, Ellis. Enloe, Epee, bill,the bone of contention being the Pink­ Freight train* will be run at the cqavenleneo the two conspirators took Dau Riggsby The llalllmi.ro A Ohio lUlhvsy cominny Everett, Forney, Goodnight, Heard, Hen­ erton clause. A recess w os then taken to of tbe company, who reserve the rtaht to change the tinifl of sucn train* without notice. ■ completely by surprise. It would not (Will make a historical exhibit at tbe derson of North Carolinp, Holman, Jonce, « p. m. At the evening session a resolu­ : L I of that?". w. s. Dkw:>•<;. Genl Manager. World ’ s Fair which will be of alisorblng tion was p-isseil to send a subcommittee Kyle, Lanham, Lawson of Virginia, Law­ IL C.POTTKft. Gen'l P. & T. Agt___________ Mr-. Sally Ann Riggsby, do for him to be discovered there by the Interest to all railroad men. Major J. W. son ; of Georgia, Lester of Virginia, Ix-ster of the World's fair committee to Cliicago. ;-wt-r to obtain possession' door, and he realized tho necessity of MORTGAGE^ALE,. ( Georgia^ Little. L»ug. Mallory, Mc- At lk23 tbe conference report ou the sun­ getting back to the room hr-had left I’angborn has charge, of its preparation. of The Baltimore A Uh|o claims to be the (Crearj. -'LK*". Meredith, dry civil bill was mado and it was adopted, Notice l*e hereby given that default ba* beea :■ lie no bond to lie given/’ with as great dispatch as possible. lleport on Appropriations. made In the payment of the money *«*cure<l by a oldest railroad in Hie i world. Its two or Montgomery, Mutchler, Norton, Oates, Turning quickly, the youth started mortgage bearing date the twenty first day ot In making Hte repqrt Allison said that z-r.-diy luia been appointed ' three predecessors haying been mere train­ O'Farrell, PatAerton of Tennessee, Payn­ AprliA. D. mi. executed by David E. Fero and ut requirement of bond, back along the paswige, but in his hasto' ways for transporting; coal, stone or ore. ter, Pearson, Pierce, Richardson, Sayer*, tho appropriations for the first session of Skrah A. Fero his wife, of the Township ot this congress were HLCW.ODO grenterthan he stumbled over some obstruction that Emmett ta the County of Calhoun and State ot ’ The actual construction of the road began Shell, Terry, Tucker, Turner, Turpin,Van will be honored for that lay in his way. and before ho could re­. bn July 4. 1825, and U» first section was Horn, Warner. Warrington. Wheeler of those for tbe first Mssion of the last con­ Mlchlitan, to Amelia Jon>* of the township al awAMvria fn the Countv of Tarry and atate ot cover his balance ho fell with a crash'' in operation six months before the Liver­ Alabama, Williams of North Carolina- gress, most of the excess being for pen­ Michigan, and recorded in theofflee of tbe Reg­ a-tn be identified as the pool A Manchester road, tbe first railroad, all Democrat*. To these is added the fol­ sions and posloffice. A resolution for tlie ister of Deeds for the County of Barry. Mfcn>h> i: - referred to in the will, among a pile of empty boxes. • adjournment of congress at 11 p. m. was lu-*n. in Llt'er 21 ot Mortgage* on page W on the At the same instant tho door wasi In the present sense <rf the word in Europe. lowing Alliance mep: Baker. Davis, Hal­ agreed to and the committee to wait on 23-r day of April A. D. 1k*MB U:<b o'clock in tbe I The Baltimore A Ohlp claims also to be vorsen Kem, McKeighan, Otis, Slmpeon, forenoon-, that said mortgage wa* only assigned thrown open and Aaron Su^s advanced ar ranged far that Mr. i the only one of the pioneer roads which Watson, Winn. The Republicans all the president having reported that he had by »ald Atneila Jone* to James Cashmare ol nothing further to communicate, votes of I'eenfleto. Calhoun County. Michigan, on the Did. w ■•!’. known among the pro- into the passage. i» "cocked revolver in -has retained its original name and has re­ voted for the bill. ztthday of March. A. D 1NM by an assignment thanks to the presiding officers been • that we have no trouble his hand. ‘ mained under a continuous succession of duly recorded on the l.".tb day of April A. D. REACHED ADJOURNMENT AT LAST passed, nnd a brief speech by Vice Presi­ 10*4 at « o’clock In the forenoon, In the office ot management. dent Morion delivered- tho senate ad lhe Register o! Deeds for the County of Barry. CONTINUED ' ■'the property? How is that Michigan In Liber 23ot Mortgages, on cage340; journed Co December next. The Chamber of Chmmerco of Calais. I „ —. In tlin IlnilBc*. to be in: •-•<■<!? Wo can’t carry it away and that said mortgage was further duly assign­ France, ba* contributed 2,000 frances to­ In tbe house Durborbw’s bill appropri­ ed by said James Cash mon*, to Andrew D. with ik Etheridge of the City nt Battle Creek. Michigan After the passage of the wprld’s fair bill wards the expense of making a show ot ating 12,500,000 for the world ’ s fair was by assignment dated lhe 13th day of March 1MB. -I have to be sold as soon as the house look recess until 7 p. m. and passed, eighty-three Democrats and Alli­ end duly recorded In the office of tbe register of French lace at the World's fair. j. b. wuwm. ariictar st, the will admitted to pro- Pa., says he will not be without Dr. King s promptly at that hour tbe speaker called ance men voting no. An invitation to at­ Itceda for tbe County of Barry. Michigan, on the bat*-." r I !:•-] Suggs. Rhode Island will present its World ’ * istto day of September A. D. tot at 9 45 o'eloefc New Discover)- for consumption. the members to order. A few bills were tend the G. A. R. ewfampment was ac ­ when- i, this Mrs. Riggsby?" and colds, that It cured his wife who was Fair building to Chicago after the export- passed of no particular interest, and then cepted. A resolution suspending tho alien at the date of ibis notice Is tbe BMtr*d wontan. “It would make mat­ threatened with pneumonia after an,attack tlonelrara. The rtrurHre w ll be reo contract labor law in behalf of foreign ex­ Holman presented the conference report ter i.vb-A-'.ril jf «ho should happen to of “la grippe,’’ whftn various other rtm- plclurraque In .ppramner. beinfl h prte on tbe sundry civil bill. He said the bill hibitors at lhe w orld’s fair waa adopted. ducllun In part ot the famous "Old bwne «1Ih and several pliyalelans had The report of the committee which sale contained in said mortgage has become op'■f!.’) in r.tM.n uS !>efore the businens wa* no rood. was greater than passed by the Bohen Bartier, ot Cooksporl, Mill” at Newport. , investigated Watson’s charges of •■rattve bv reason of the drfault of xaid Mortgagor < ‘iap;. d. Is 5he in Georgia?" 1-a.JdalmaDr. Klofs Xe« In paying the tpeney* secured thereby, and no bouse aud W.«»,000 less than as passed by drunkenness, etc., severely ftowr- suit o- procreair'g nt law has been lust I luted to The New York State Board of Charities has teft there." tbe senate. Concerning the Pinkerton de­ ing done him more good than Wataon and declaring Lis recover tbe debt now rematalng secured by preparing an Industrial exhibit for-the •"Th n where is she?” ever used tor tong trtiuble. ,l.k' Is World? Fair of lhe product* of the clmri- tective clause of the bill Holman admitted charges unfounded, was received aud a said mortgage, or any part thereof. Notice is also hereby given that In pursuance IL Try IL Free trial bottles at w. Hthat the amendment adopted by the house reccsa taken to 7 p. m. at which session tabie corrective, reformatory and elee ­ ‘ H*r.v far from Fort Scott?" (toodyear's drug store. Large bottles, 50c. was a little too broad, nnd that in the in­ mosynary institution^ under Its <nP®£jj£ terest of a speedy adjournment of the the conference report on tho sundry civil '•Thirty or forty miles." vidrd, the premises de*,-rtb«*<l in and covered bill was adopted, receding from the Pin ­ aud fil.OO. ton Tbe exhibit will contain pboto- house the conferreee were obliged to accept D-m, 4,,. know of the death of her ranha. models, lllu.trations of the various tho substitute vnhmitted on the part cl kertons clause on the part of tho house. Klactrlc Bitter!*. This ended tho business and the usual Countv of Utwry and 3tate of Mlehfirm describ­ £Xda"r Ltnreto*. stadaUe. .ml • ;qui th(. property left her?" , committee to wait ou t ho president having ed os the Mouth wert quarteret the north east Thli remedy le lieeomlng ~ Xwlwn showtad the prottress of work the senate. ' :«ld that is just where the soft Simpson Utters a Protest. and *0 popular a, to need no ipoelal reported that he had nothing further to quarter of section number twenty three In towaniap Holman added that the senate bad communicate to congress, tho house ad- sliip number one north of ranga number seven in. She is living in the ■ (or the past twenty-five years. west, wilt be sold nt public auctiou nttbefrnat appointed a committee to investigate tbe jouued at 11 p. m. to December next. • and might never hear of the 1 door of the Court House (that being tbe piaM A "model of the figure of Lot’s wife in mutter. The bouse bad done likewise and b-j of holding the Ctrcntc Court for the County of i if we should not tell her, and •alt” will appear in tlie Kansas World s it was for these committees to investigate Bsrry>. In tbe city of Hasttaas in tba Cmaty of t < •!<■ that."’ fh. .1 * n Fair exhibit to represent or illustrate the ra.kH > rrp«n brfor. •rttoo •boOd b. WASHINGTON, Aug. G. — President Harri ­ b. IU:il£C9 a person feel uneasy to ' salt industry of the state. taken. Simpson denounced the act ol son left tha city last night shortly after ve the interested parties so near where of the house in surreuderThe German erfflbttat the F?*r rsureaentatives holla. «alt rheum an HjM ■« Wuv,,rk i:’,o 1x5 "^reprrarntativeeof tbe “plutocracy 11 o'clock, going directly too Loon lake will rontaln an architectural dtoptey In" You ne*j have no fears, but I should of tho ronntry." “You’ll hear from this lo see his wife, and will probably be gone i me r-ye*°*“ — ' v-„_ ..ludfnz drawings -_ e for yon to come with me at once. I in tbeel ection In the f*U." “id Simpson, about a month. ciuuiui __ imiiffinn In ln the <be emOT_ Attorney for. wve a buggy with me, and we will drive well aa cure all malarial fevera.—rore“-’| li:i ■wetly to Scott,” ‘ plre. �article written to the Additional Local New line of bed. room suite may be seen at F. W. Greblc’s. /Mrs. M. W. Hicks gave a very pleasant yfva company last evening to her friends. The improvements in Hastings for 1892 are noteworthy, and are a great credit to Haatinp. . Pontiac Chief was drawn from the 2:37 trot in Stand* last week ou account of the heavy track. We nre always glad to supply those who should nut happen lo get their papers, with thd missing numbers. The same can be hail by calling at our office. Prot Foster states that the planet Mars has cauted ail the rise tn tbe mercury. It the planet Mars will please make haste to move on, a nested earth wilt rise up and call the red planet blessed. Look out for a sir ooth talking agent who wants to sell you a rare clinging vine • clematis at 518 pjjr dozen. The sharper gets his vines from the nearest wood?, and look out for some of It .is poison nt that We understand that Prosecutor Ixtwden is exceedingly anxious for tbe votes of re­ publicans and democrats. Having refer­ red to the republican and democratic par­ ties as t»oth "rotten and corrupt" we fall to see how he is io a position to ask such favors. „ We are disappointed that our city does not take more pains in fixing up the high­ ways of this city. We could not expect thgt alt could be placed In shape in a sin­ gle year; but if but one could I* placed 1h first class shape It would be worth ail the time and expense. There was a very large attendance at the free Methodist camp meeting Sunday In Woodland, a large number from here being present Tbe number of Intoxicated peo­ ple there would give rise to the impression that Woodland drinking water 1* highly charged. Adventists were also bolding camp meeting m Lake Odessa Sunday. U Tho manufacturing establishments of ’this city are now employing 300 hands. Remove these institutions from Hastings, shut off the $3,500 they pay In weekly wa­ ges, and Hastings would (eel the difference moat decidedly. They are the life of tbe city: and Hastings .would indeed be a dead place without them. When our city shall have seen them built up into more stable industries, and shall have ac­ quired more manufacturing experience, then the future of onr city will tie assured. Ids nt Baldwin, Manistee Crosslnz (for Manistee). Thompsonville (for Frankfort) Traverse City. Williamsburg (for Elk Rap­ ।ids, 8 miles.) Alden (formerly Spencer Creek), Bellaire and Charlevoix, Good hotels, with reasonable rates, will be found : at all these points from Traverse City i riortb and at Petoskey afid Harbor Springs, jacross the way from Petoskey. . Special trains will leave Sunfield at 11.04 a. m.. stopping at all stations on D. L. & N. R., taking dinner nt Grand Rapids and supper at Traverse City, and arriving at Petoskey about 9.00 |>- tn. TICKETS wn.I. BE GOOD TEN »AYS. or-for return until Sep. 9th. inclusive. Round trip rate from Sunfield 53.50. For further particulars address our agents, or Geo. DeBaven, Gen’! Passr. Agt, Grand Rapids, Midi. Rate K>cur»lou» vlaC. Jt W. M. Prohibition State Convention. Owosso, August 10-11—One and one-third fare for round trip, from all stations In Michigan, on August 9 nnd 10: return August 13. Democrat State Convention. Grand Rap­ ids, August 17-18—Ono and one-third fare for the round trip, from all stations in Michigan, on August 18 and 17; return Aug. 19. Lansing races. August 16-19—One and one-third fare for round tnp, from all ata19. Inclusive; return Aug. 20. ’ Bankers State Convention. Detroit Aug. 9-11—One and one-third fare for round trip, from all stations In Michigan, on Aug. 8 and 9; return Aug 12. Hackley.Park Assembly Campnieeting, Lake Harbor. Aug. 2-12—One and onethini fare for round trip, from all stations on Aug. 2d to 12th, inclusive; return Aug. 13th. . Columblon Celebration, Petoskey, Aug. 30-31—One fare for round trip, from all stations north of and including Traverse City, ?n Aug. 30 and 31; return Septem­ ber 1. Camp Meeting at Reed City. Aug. 8-17— One fare for round trip, from all stations Edmore to Chippewa Lake; Edmore to Howard City; Muskegon to Big Rapids; Muskegon to Pentwater; Newaygo to Manistee Crossing, on Aug. 8 to 17 In­ clusive; return Aug. 18. . International Fair and Exposition, Detroit Aug. 23, Sept. 2—One fare for round trip, with 50c. added for admission, from all stations, on Aug. 23 to Sept. 2, In­ clusive: return Sept. 3d. Little Traverse Boat. Club Regatta, Charlevoix. Aug 9-11—One fare for round trip, from all stations on main line north of and Including Grand Rapids and from stations on Muskegon Division, north of and including Muskegon. Aug., 9, 10 lim­ ited for return until Aug. 13. We hope tho agitation ot the question of good roads will not end with agitation merely. There is nothing fanners *£ould do to add so much to the value of their farms as to secure first-class highways lend­ FOUND DEAD IN BED ' Ing to their markets. And the good roads •would decrease the wear on wagons by JIr». Tho*. Henry litas Sonintime During the Night of Heart Trouble. half, and double the amount farmers could bring to market at a load. When Monday morning tbe household of Thos. one thinks of what the condition of farm­ ers would be with gotji roads, and then Heney were horror striken to find Mrs. considers what It Is. it would seem as Heney dead .In bed. She retired Sunday evening gbout 11 o’clock apparently in the though farmers, instead of being Indiffer­ ent to tlie subject, waald have and mani­ best of health aud spirits. Sunday even­ ing was spent with the family of Leo fest the most decided Interest. Myers, on Green street and Mrs. Heney appeared livelier than ever. It had always been customary with the Humane officer Merrell returned last deceased to arise quite early in the morn­ night from Hnstlnas. lie found the par­ lug, but about six o’clock Mr. Heney got ents of Mrs. Emma Seed Currier whose up to do some work, and left his wife sleep­ death occurred al Bethesda Home yester­ ing as he supposed. Some time after he day and discovered that the dead woman returned to the house and finding every­ was dewrted by her husband a few weeks thing quiet in there, went to the lied to •go. She was destitute and her parents •waken her and was horrified to find that having nothing with which to support and she was dead. The condition of the body care for her, Mn. Currier came here ant showed Hint she hiul been deoil six or placed herself In lhe care of the klm seven hours, so she must have died shortly friends whom she found here. OD after retiring. Nothing escaped her Ups The step-father of the young woman to'indicate that she suffered In the slight- • had trouble with her nnd for some reason est. nor was there a trace of pain to be did not try to make any arrangements h-r found In the sppeoamre of her face after receiving tho dead body ot the grongvd death. woman. The mother promised to assist Mrs. Heney was bom in Ireland ami In paying the expenses of a burial In Kala­ was one of the pioneers of this county. mazoo. The funeral will occur at 10 a. She bas-gfwnys been very active and was m. to-morrow from Bethesda Home. Bur­ a woman of large,sympathies, always will­ ial at Riverside.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. ing to do her share nnd more, in time of trouble and need, Ifor the past year she has been troubled with heart disease, ‘‘Speaking of’fish," said County Cleik which disease caused her death so sudden­ Brice M»nday. “reminds me that 1 have ly. She was nearly »S8 years of age and • boon at Wall lake for a few days and ex­ leaves a husband and seven children to pect to. return there this evening. . It Isn't mourn her loss. The funeral was held al vkactlj pertinent to the" subject of fish, but the Cutiiolic church yesterday, and was It is so true J cannot help speaking nl>ciit largely attended. it. that • Wall lake Is really n beautiful place.” . Heal Estate TrutuXers. “Never heard that before?" Following are the real estate transfers ' “Well. Its a fact.” for the week ending July 29, 1892, as “(Hl. yrs. Fish? Fish did- yon say? taken from the books In the register's office: Weill did some fishing myself down their. Wm Moutum to Isaac J and Maggie Moulton As a matter of &ccamod*tiDti io the perch, l« sc sec H Irving 8tno M If Reynolds to J M Wheeler lot <0 Phillips and to relieve their suffering this beastly hashvllle 8»ou hot wcatlier. I went over by Beechwood ad<i Bernard Fiynn to James McCarthy so ac sec 5tbe other morning, and In 22 minutes I Irviug 92M0 Frank Olmstead to Elizabeth Leptin! 11 acsec caught 207 perch. Nicest perch yon ever' 12 Carlton W00 saw. No halt fish: all of ’em a foot long." ('• K Coats to Louisa Smith parcel Castleton “Now you would call Jliat flailing. But 8130 ' it isn’t ’’ David Huston to Sarah Huston 20 ac sec 30 Assyria nominal And right here the county clerk pnt on Ebezenttr Pennock to Diana Hall too ac sec 8 a face c.f terrific earnestness. "At half Baltimore *3.000 It s Armstrong Jane Braodstetter too ac sec post seven the dther evening,. I went out Thornajwie *Soo to catch a mess ot bullheads. 1 got’em XT # W R Griffin to Caroline Stine parcel Nashville rtoo. 1 tied a chunk of beet on a shoe Bussell JoneXAsaSteckley lots 1.2and3blk .- string, and let II over the side of tbe boat. Lt hardly touched the water till a ballhead 4 Freeport *35 Frank w otto to Sam'l Campbell lot 1 blk 48 : took IL aud then 1 begun to pull. 1 pulled Middleville *500 . and conthumd to pull uutil 1 was all used up. They acted so blamed queer. The first one had a hold on tho beef, the second The cost of working it steamship la, in one fastened bls jaw on the first one’s tall, the third In like manner had tbe second comparison with many Industries, execu­ one’s tail, and so they formed a sort of tive. During last-y&ir suTof the steamendless chain. .1 finally got disgusted, sliipn of n large company earned a gross chopped the bullhead chain lu two, nnd profit of *350,000. Out of that suin there proposed to qulL 'When I pulled up the was first paid for the wages and provisions anchor, another surprise awaited me; for of tho crqw *80,00'. Port charges camo when I drew It up, 1 found a ten pound next in amount, nud over *55,000 was so paid, vri lit the cost of insurance was *45,bass had swallowed IL” “Oh. Wall lake Is a great place for fish,” 000. The hunker coals cost *35,000. the remarked this urbfinc official as he took cost of loatHng aud discharging was *40,000, and the commissions paid to merchants .pls leave, and brokers, with dispatch money, aggre­ gated S20.lX\>. When deck and engines stores, tho cost On Tuesday, Aug. 31 the Det roll, Lan­ of docking, painting, etc., and the cost of sing Jt Northern IL R. will run their an­ management is added, the total expendi­ ture is brought np to *315,000; so that only nual low rate about one-tenth of the original gross profit EXCURSION TO PETOMXBT, via Grand Rapids and the Chicago «fc West remains to be divided among the owners of tho vessels.—Louisville Courier-Journal. Michigan Ry.. VIA THE XEW ROUTE, through Traverse City and Charlevoix. Thia excursion has been a feature ot this A correspondent inquires whether the popular line for years past and is eagerly celebrated Californian tree monsters are looked forward to by a large number of really 2,000 years old or more, as represent­ ed In horticultural works. There Is n* people, who take advantage of the doubt about their being of these, great VERY IX>W RATES OFFERED to spend a few days among the famous ages. Scctfoosof tho exterior have been cut Into the- wood and the annual growths Michigan resorts. The pure, invigorating air, cool nights, calculated acnvdiugly, ao tbe exact num­ and many attractions of this region, make ber of yiara to produce a half inch has been definitely ascertained. Dividing half the trip one of pleasure and benefit. September Is a delightful month in the diameter of a tree..and multiplying by these ascertained fnefs of annual growth, Northern Michigan. In addition to other attractions, lovers the result gives thc^ges as already given of the sport will find excellent fishing in by these who hare' already pronounced . An oddity pointed out to tho interested visitor nt the government gsnlens is the so cal!ed "cruel plant," which belongs to the “fly trap" order. Thia vegetable Nero Ulla just for the pleasure of being a mur­ derer. Tbe leaves of the cruel plant exude an intoxicating honey, which regularly at­ tracts files, bees, butterfllM and other busy little fluttered. The slightest touch of these little creatures enuxw the loaf to clone in the real fly trap fashion, •queering the intruder out of all semblance of an in­ sect Aa won im death stops the stniggies of the insect nnd the irritation ceases the leaf slowly opens, drops the mangled re­ mains to the floor und automatically sets itaelf for another victim.—St. Louis Re­ public. In sawmills using pneumatic plpea for taking away the sawdust it ia found that the back of the saw usually throws up a good deal of fine dust in spite of the air suction. Thia difficulty has now been overcome in many instances by on inven­ tion for admitting rir to the saw hopper in such a way aa to cause It to Impinge on tbe sides and teeth of tho saw pnd thus give it an air blast washing.—New York Times. Younger Brother—Nellie, if you had lived in the days of Ananias and Sappbira you would have been dead long ago. Nellie (indignant}—I am sure. Bobby, I never told what wasn’t true in my life. How can you be so unkind! Younger Brothel-Why, they lived about 1,800 years ago. You wouldn’t have hnng on as long as this, would you?—Kata Field’s Washington. In all probability the oldest Now Yorker is Eri Gray, formerly of Roxbury, and now living at the age of 100 years on tho county poor farm at Delhi. He eats ns hearty n meal as anybody. He says he was born in Connecticut in 1783, and once worked for Jay Gould's father ou his farm nchr Rox­ bury more than sixty years nga—New York Sun.____ ___________ ___ Charles Lamb was an admirer of Lon­ don. and never wearied of wsndcring about the streets. Without London he considered life would scarcely be worth living; ho "would not exchange the dirti­ est dray frequented alley for Skiddaw aud Helvullyn.”—Hygiene. From Maryland comes a curious remedy for chills and fever. Take tbe skin from (he inside of an eggshell, go lo a young persimmon tree .three days in succemlon and tie a knot in the skin each day.—Kanwu<’ity Journal. An Irish editor being unable to obtain a sufficiency of news for bis dally paper, made tile following extraordinary an­ nouncement: "Owing to an unusual press­ ure of matter we nre today obliged, to leave several columns blank.’’ .. If your days are filled up now with petty pursuits and your mind turns to mean or vicious thoughts, don’t stop to fight these temptations one by one. Turn into your life nnd thoughts the fire of n noble work, a high purpose. In proportion to population Switzerland has a larger army than any other Euro pean nation. Every citizen of the land ha* at some time undergone military training and is ready for aervire. with whom every state government has been to the rain attempt to »P^* lh° Demoeratle .appetite tor many who hare epent thetlmei tor wblih tho etate paye a price in the manufacture of Democrat! Smpaigo .Isadora They hare worked un this rillatnona stuff lor the D-moJLtie state central committee to “od broadcast over the state, and they hare also corresponded for papers, which have greedily anapped St these choice bite of Democratic Htcrature. Even the honored name.and record of R O. Grosvenor, of Jdaes ville, ex-etate treasurer of Michigan, have not been proof Jj® attacks of one -of these Democratic ffhouls—-on appointee of the notorious Dan Soper. This is what he wrote to the Hillsdale Democrat: On page 33 of tha report of the board of auditors for the year IBM will be found the follovlnc: “K- °- G««*v®T‘r’ t(T Per*o"al expcnMd incurred in xolnff urand retnralng from Washtnston- and wh'l® nCMI for tbu state, *.5U«There It w. and there Is all there Is of it. Not a word to Indicate what those personal expenses were, or a single item given in tbu bill. Just one blc lump. Now there I* u3t »ho slightest doubt taut Mr. Grosvenor may have been entitled to lhe amount asksd for; but 1 ven­ ture tho assertion that if a man la Ihts cmplo? should present a bill for JI5W to hln and ask for payment. Mr. (hxsren w “ou1'1 sny: “Please make out an Itemized state­ ment ami let me see what nil thl« w for and what you have done to bo entitled to th.* sum ot money" Tha.is Groavcnorahould navo done ami what tho boird now requires ot every p rson who urosonta a bill to them for * service ren­ dered tho state. The people of Michigan would hare been Interested In knowing whether Mr. Grosvenor received ton cents a mile for railroad fare as did his colleagues In officu at that time, or whether bo received only -actual and necessary expens •• while away from tho seat of government on duly connected with his office.’’ This deliberate attempt to deceive is as cold-blooded a stab in the luick as an}' assassin ever aimed in the dark. The people of Hillsdale County—yee, of the whole State of Michigan—would have resented any open charge of dis­ honesty made against Mr. Grosvenor, based on so fiiinsv a pretext as that en­ try on the records; but thu Democratic assassin hoped to get in his deadly work by means of insinuations. But the slanderer is eonvictwl out of his own mouth. He cites in evidence the mere entry in the report of the boar 1 of au­ ditors of that board’s action on the bill, but does not cite the bill itself on which the l»oard acted. Whctherjie failed u» notice the original bill which is now on file in the archives of the state, and which is the original voucher for the pavment, on account of ignorance or ’ for- the sake of willful misrepresen­ tation. is immaterial at present, tor cither supposition is disgraceful to that party which expects to profit by such slanders’ . The Republican boards of state au­ ditors always reqninsl itemized state­ ments in bills presented to them for their examination, nnd if the present Democratic board docs the same, it is but following the excellent example set by its Republican predecessors.’ Those" itemize*! bills are always pre­ served, but, on the record or journal of the board's transactions, only a mere minute of the matter is entered. Should the Ixjord enter nnd print at length in its report un itemized statement of all the thousands of bills allowed, the peo­ ple would justly complain of the wrote of money in unncecswy and expensive printing. , STlZFui ooimnon .nlormAtlon- Th. San»l» ot Ir^Min onmOlogr rcSd only UtoJmpto ‘£’P““K of the moat important bills, but speak never a word of the many conrideratious which moved the them. The journal of tho Circui t Court records the simple verdict of guilty, which may consign a fellow-citizen to life isnprbonment, but that journal h as dumb ns the Spbnix. as to the evi­ dence which prompted the jury to ren- ■ der such a verdict, go does tho record the proceedings of the board of state auditors contain only a brief statement of the board’s conclusions in each ease, but does -not show the evidence upon which it acted. But such evidence is always to be found in the original vouchers. Does the Democratic party care to look further and be honest? Ndl at all. It prefers to howl. So much for what may be called the technical aspect of the case. But if thin • h-.ntlerous correspondent had desired V> deal fairly by Mr. Grosvenor, he would hare stated what was the fact, that the latter’s trip to Washington re­ sulted in tho satisfactory adjustment of heavy claims which this state hnd accumniated against the general govern­ ment for war expenditures, and which were in a rerv unsettled condition at the time Mr. Crosvenor went into tho ofHoe of State Treasurer. But such a statement would have destroyed the poroow of the article, and so Mr. Grosvernor’s private character hpd to be smirched for the sake of casting reflec­ tions upon his record as a Repttblioar state official. Mr. Grosvenor’s case is but one out of many Democratic alandora set afloat The expense accounts of other equally incorruptible state officer*, incurred in tho transaction of equally Important buslneis of tbe state have been mis­ represented and paraded before I no people. The bills audited and allowed bv former boards of auditors, for fur­ nishing the new state eapltol, bare been represented ns every day occur­ rences, aa if Republican state o liters have been uselessly piling up m tne capital purchases of expensive fur­ niture, rugs and enrre.’ta or fl'.tin-r • n their own private residence-* yvitn them. No misrepresentations Imvo been too gross for tho Democrats vo make. But it is useless to try to run them all down. The same spirit of maliciousness and indifference to truth pervades them all. What more do the people wa it, to convince them of thu rottenness of tbe Democratic cause, than this cold­ blooded uasaasinatiou of personal reputations’ A cause whose iwhocates arc reduced to such desperate straits is much better lost than won — at least for the people of the state of Michigan. They cannot afford to pul into power, or to keep in p >wer, anv party at the expense of the good name and reputation of citizens whom tlfey have loved to honor and res; ect If Democratic virtue is not reaj/in itself, but merely relative, ancy it can be shown to’exist only by proving the rest of the people to be thieves nnd swindlers, then it is scarcely worth saving. The people would be "paying too dear for their whistle.’ And yet this Is exactly the price that tlie lead­ ers of the Michigan Democracy are ‘aikln r the people to pay for another two yearn of Democratic incompetency and fraud. It is too muuh. Dannuik, forerunner of brocade, cnine from Damascus. Indeed, there is s flavor and fragrance of the east through nil tbu beadroll of silken -luffa. Braid is not suitable for children under the age of tea u:outbi>. anti it never should be used us the chief food. SLANDEBS AND LIES. THE FAVORITE WEAPONS it In his • Demo- AN INFAMOUS OATH.' Was It Takes sad Sutavnuu by Adlal _ Meveimmir *“ Then? ha. ten no re!ntat;.,n charge that Adlal E Sten-n^" L'” ocrutie candidate for vicu-nr. <i' uaa a mr.nl.-r ot the onl« , f K of the Oolte, Cinto. tamour oath token by meinlxn,... tnwonable aaaoclalton: .’ “ttt ••I solemnly snrnr to remove H..|„ to remote, from the too-tl„,. *'F and from all power to Injure th,. .TIS or my order, any matt or Woman », ah.ll he hortlle to the Intor!“ the aueevsa ot the great .n r. r„ “ complish thlarad l.hali » (1“' ger or poison, to daylight-r to W “r * U any ti,n,,. shall he oomxnanilc.1 by thogn>„.| cU. and W I Wore UIm-to thb „r other oath which I may take u, order, if I should ever by sign, word deed betray a secret or nu mber of thr brotherhood, I hope that th. slcffii. ’ upon which I now look mav lx? a enun terpart of rmine.- I further s-.v.-ar L obey the orders of the teesidi nt. through this council, and as receive to fulfill them; and should Mnr member of this order be in ilanirer I will defend nnd save him at the risk of my own life, and be a faithful and dij creet spy. So help me God and b^n me baton. ■ . ~~ Th in ry VO H CA iMor 0. G. D. D DEMOCRATIC FAMILIES. The new directory bf the citv of fan. ring contains the follow ing inter.^aa entries: Schaffer. Goorge T., state Un-I .-onmu. stoner, ret. 7M Ottawa w. Schaffecv MUs F. Gertrude, ■-Hland commissioner. Ixls 7u< ottaw w e Schaffor. MIss Sadie S.. c|;; itatc tend eomm'.iMtoner. bds. ”0i Ottan.i * " Schaffer. Wm. T. T.. elk. slate land com. mluloner. bds. 704 Ottawa v oai An aggreguU- of ai year u by the taxpayer* to th S family. The same directory also' shows this: Winans, Edwin B., governor M!.«41c.l.’ re*. Uainburg. Mich., rm*. 212 W33Ltea>< ’ Wtnans. Geo. Y., private secretary to tb^ governor,- bd». 210 Washtenaw w. ' Hovey. Howard, executive clerk zorernor. rtni. 311 Capitol avenue. The first receives 84.Ww. - the SI.8IK) and the thin! 81,5no treasury—an aggregate of .«7.'Ai to the Winans family, for Hovey L tin- gnrernor’s son-in-law, and a gran?, aggre­ gate of 511,300 per year to take ctru of twp Democratic houM-hohk. Taxpay­ ers, can you affonl this? Hill Hit* thr Hull'. 1.-,.. Senator David Hill is reiibrted by the Washington Star. UsuaJlv a, trust­ worthy anthoritv. ae having Mid im­ mediately after Mr Cleveland's nom­ ination: “The tariff plank of the platfortk adopted at Chicago hns ma.h- every' workshop and factory in th^ United States a Republican campaign head* quarters." Senator Hill is not an unbi <-i ob. server, but he has put a great dnl of truth into few words in this utterai^. SE poo for a othe Ti In ju The Hom and Even Democratic newspapers of some breadth and not hidebound s|H*ak well of John T. Rich nnd frankly admit his qualifications and stuength. Says the Grand RaphLi Democrat editorially: “Mr. Rich is n>*t lacking in q-jal’tiealions for public office. IL- lias Lad much -experience nnd has made a good record." EMPIRE DRILL OF MICHIGAN DEMOCRATS. The MagnlUcont Record of the Hepobllcnn tarty Willfully Ml»rcpre»cntc<l und Flagrant In*lance u Type of AH. A Democratic half truth is worse rtban a whole He. for it borrows tbe livery of tho Lord to serve the devil. The Democratic party of Michigan has of late been dealing in half truths bv the wholesale, in the expectation that a modicum of truth, or even the barest He tn blan co of truth will nerve to sweeten to the taste of the people a nauseating dose of falsehood. The re­ sult is whut might have been expected ,by the Democrats. The few doses that went down first have produced a re­ action, and the dirty mess of falsehood, vilification and personal abuse is being cast back at its author. Recognizing the gran# work done by the RepubHcan party in developing and building up the state and recogniz­ ing tho sterling Integrity of the men whom that party has invariably put into the state offices, the Democrats could find no mode of attack upon tho Republican party and its officers better suited to their nefarious purposes than broadsides of personal nunse and spe­ cious falsehoods. For some time past they hare been publishing alleged re ports—generally garbled and always misrepresented—of the doings of Re­ publican state officials. Those transac­ tions have been placed in every con­ ceivable false light before the people without one word of explanation or reference to-attendant circumstances. The people have been asked to believe that men who have been honored by them with the most sacred trusts have grossly and deliberately violated those trusts by swindling the state and rob­ bing its treasury, ana have then shamelessly recordsd the evidences of their villamy in official reporta Tho most arrant pettifogger would not have the impudence to ask a justice court jury to convict a man of potty larceny upon such evidence, but Demo­ cratic demagogues have brazenly In­ suited the intelligence of tbe people by asking them to convict their most trusted officials Ln the past of petty thievery. No man’s personal or official character has been safe from the cov­ ert attacks of these Dolitical pirates wherever the interests of the Democ­ racy could be subserved by a resort to tactics so peculiarly lie own. Men of l«a .ubj.ua tc'uh timoc"? abuse. , lllrt,1‘“ of tbb The Best Drill on Earth Because it is the most Reliable. . POSITIVE FORCE FEED. The first and only positive force feed drill which has been built as a specialty for 87 years and tried to be imitated by many- 'Even to using the name ‘ ‘Empire.” Imitation is the best acknowledgement of superiority. It sows with the same gear the satoie quantity of wheat or oats. It is the only drill in the world that will do this. It will not break the grain. It is not complicated, as it sows all kinds of grain with one run. It plants corn, pet® or beans for a field crop satisfactorially. It is the only drill that does not require a special device for planting corn, peae or beantv It is guaranteed to sow as well as any double feed run ever made. it is satisfactory, because there is no guess work about it. It is the liglitest dratt anil made. It rests lightly on the horses necks, because it is evenly balanced. Its v.lieeia are bung on tapering axles like a wagon and will last as long as a wagon, the wheels Ila'“'s a rem and t“e teeth teing hnng on springs. . . w. The EMPIRE DRILL can be driven any where that a wagon or a spring tooth l‘ar TOW without danger of brealdng. . . . . n_ .. The above facts can all be proven by over 60 of the best farmers in the vicinity11 ^XS88’ t hose nanies' w.in aPP('ar in the Basxkb next week to whom I sold 20 in 18W. M WRST and Fee and h“y this remarkable Drill, for it pays W bay the whicl‘is acknowledged to be the BEST. 1 continually keep a siock ot Empire Drills at my shop on Main street. Opposinte the New Court HouseYours for business, R. B. RICHARDS P. S. Drills kept in stc^-k, either Shoe or Hoe, in sizes from 8 to 13 holes. T in th A A for Vo � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-08-18.pdf d3967ab47845961cf54fe086059a9480 PDF Text Text Tkc best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. Hastings Banner. VO^XXXVII. NQ^'_________ ■■ Hastings, mich., august is, 1892. look t here S75.OOO.OC S7.0OO.OO. , |acon‘«- « under the laws of the »i»<- if, Michigan- offickbs: <, i«on. Eresident; t , -heater Messer. Vice. Pres. f D. W. Reynolds. Cashier. nr.KCTons: Robinson. ■. Carretb. Chester Messer, Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by COOK BROS.. Wheat ie low and flour should be the same. -For a short time I will sell White Rose Flour BASTtxaa. bicb. IMPORTANT AT $2.20 Per 100 Lb.t. This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to be first grade. Live poultry wanted JOS. ROGERS. -Aidon ti ne depositsand gfoeral BiaM t. i. .messTransacted.____________ ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A SEWING MACllINE ? Toe.erj prr.on Cll« or other lUrul Com DR. LAKINS, The Rectal specialist-of Grand Rapids, is at the Hastings House, Hastings, every Thursday after­ noon and Friday forenoon, Dr. Irkins has a large list of patients in Hastings apd vicinity and more are securing his services at each visit as a result of his un­ usual success in his special prac­ tice. All are Invited to call for con­ sultation and examination both of which are absolutely free. if. buy of the man who sells.at the same price to the ,ui or woman as to the rich. He wont charge you $55 Es .i :■ machine and sell the same style of machine to anofher ■ $25 as do some dealers.. Oh. no! The Dollar of the Poor Man Is ,,-t as good to.Trav. as the dollar of the rich. He sells Th- Light Running World Renowned Domestic, The New Hon..- and some other first-class .machines. He will sell yon a machine for a small payment down and the balance in monthly payments if desired. Ifwill pay you to call on him before you buy. Needles, oils and parts for all machines, T. PHILLIPS. “The maid of Kildare” And “the girl with red hair,” The lost “Charley Ross.” z\nd the ancient “White Hoss,” The “Fat Man of Plumbago,’’ • And folks>fiom Newaygo, From Texas to Maine, If they buy drugs of Fred L. Heath, They will do it over again. AGENT for the Q0LtJnBI'^ HKKORTTwo BEST WHEELS in the World. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dry Goods, Carpets, Blankets, Bedding, AND Live Geese Feathers. 1 he most complete stock of Dress Goods in the state. DRUG STORE. For 16 years the leading drug and book store in Hastings. Cloaks, . THEIWLE'S .. Secosd-Hand School Books, The most.complete stock and lowest prices. All kinds used in the county. UI. Goodyear The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. Hastings, Mich A full line of Gents Furnishing Goods. A splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella for 81.00, try one. To consumers of kwo«®ne 0,1 tinea and Barry Co: We have established in^iucy at Hotlngs tor the .ale of SnoTDrapoll. wbleh tor lumlnallng pur­ noses baa no equal. Being a product of Pennsylvania crude and 155 degrees fire . » wuairM ft perfectly safe. It produces a^learand white light and free of odor, whieh is so common with cheap and low SoidiritaJuly >. !«"• Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co., - - - - W” make a specialty °i making Gents suits and pants to order. r*"* “S.'SS’S.’VraX MICH. light Is concerned but at a low test will _ Sewwu A. D. • /jy o^u1epbu“2°^L* Stinr*ufficlent naptha (explosive port) 78, 80 and 82 Monroe St. GRAND RAPIDS, _n allows the use of 120 degrees fire teat STJ&rmlt. lb« U» rad. . Ag. UmU„s, meh. COUNTY NEWS. The following persons aie \delegatea from Prairieville to the county convention at Hastings August 20th: M. Doster. J. W. Sacket, Mark Norris. O. A. Hughs and J no. Drummond.—Mr. Editor please '»rrect a grave blunder of yours in my last weeks article where yon make me say “The worst part of prairieville” for the west part of Prairieville.—Threshing Is slow. A large amount of straw and not much wheat Com will be a good crop If the winter is favorable. In our last we omitted to mention the ice cream social at IL E. Kelsey’s which was to have taken place Wednesday night, but' on account of the rain It was lield Friday night All considered they did well as they took in over $13—Mrs. 'Diomas is entertaining her father and mother—Dr. Sayles and wife are enter­ taining their parents of Lowell—Many at­ tended camp meeting at Pennock's grove —The pole and Hag raising was a success. Colgrove’s speech was good and well re­ ceived—Lee McDonald and wife spent a few days at Wall lake—Edward Smith and wife, of Grand Rapids, are visiting their ' parents here. Some farmers in this- vicinity have threshed but they report a small amount of wheat to the straw—The party at the new hbtel last Friday evening was a success—Charles Hover, formerly of this vicinity. Is now working at the brick yard —Alex McCallum Is kept quite busy tak­ ing people to the various resorts—Howard Mosliwr attended the races at Grand Rapids last week—Mrs. John Doonan Is very sick—Daniel Thompson has a new well 33 feet deep—Some of the young peo­ ple talk of starting an Epworth league here. A little more energy on the part of some would help the attendance at Sunday school—The post office will be moved this’ week to the new site on Center St. west of the meat market—Myron Chamberlin has moved into his new hotel. Quite a number from here attended the camp rotating near Hastings. All report a good lime—Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Seaman, Tuesday. August 10th, a girl — Lydia Felghner spent last week with Mrs. Alien Kasey—Mrs. L. Seaman Is working for Wm. Seaman—Nearly every one from here Intends to take In the excursion to Ottawa Beach—Jennie Jam rd is visiting at Battle Creek. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. C WHOLE NO. 1940 The Michigan Central will untU Sept. SOth sell round trip tourists tickets* limit­ ed to return not later than October 31st, at the following low rates: Traverse City.... Bay View............ 8.05 Petoskey................ Harbor Springs... Maeklnaw City. . Mackinaw Island Elk Rapids.............. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Fisher are enter* Charlevoix.............. talning friends from Ypsilanti.— Rev. M. A. Gii.lmaj, Mr. Stacey preached at our school bouse Ticket Agent Sunday to quite a large audience.—Jennie XNlne hundred and ninety nine tickets Travis of Kalamazoo is visiting her aunt were sold here for the excursion to Ottawa Mrs. Chester Honeywell.—Mr. and Mrs. I , .| beach yesterday, and fifteen coaebes were Milo Hammond have returned from their ! . loaded to the platforms. Probably 200 pleasure trip at Bay View.—Jim Brisbaln, Gorden Flower and Jim Verrtll have gone' I more tickets could have been sold had to Dakota with the prospect of finding there been cars enough to have taken work.—Kittle McDonald of Grand Rapids them. J Much disappointment was express­ ed anting those who had cone from a dis­ is visiting her aunt Mrs. John Barber. tance and were then not able to go. The Delton. number was far In excess of what any one had anticipatedit would be and what Maud Rann eyhas returned from a weeks visit in Kalamazoo.—MIm Kelley of Kal­ It generally Is on such occasions. Over amazoo was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. 700 were left between here and Grand Barrett. C. Moreau has gone for a week’s Rapids. sojourn along the shores of Gull lake.— Time was when every household bad Its The Dr. made a business trip to Kalama­ bottle of liniment, which name into almost zoo. Monday.--Mlas Media Bush has re­ daily use, as much as soap, eand or silver turned.—H. C. Boynton and wife have polish. But it has-been gradually elimina­ returned from their trip to Petoskey.—M. ted by the restrictions placed on IL until R. Gwin and J. Robinson made a trip to one rarely sees It any more except in those Plainwell Saturday.—Mrs. Varah visited old-fashioned households that still cling to at Hastings last week.—Mrs. Forbes is 111. calomel and Epsom salts. It was once —Birdie St John of Shultz visited Q. A. considered indispensable in cue of rheu­ Hynes.—F. J. Norwood was at Hastings matism. but wu afterwards pronounced Friday. one of the most dangerous- remedies for Nearly everyone is going to apend the 17th at Ottawa Beach.—Jay Carpenter and wife spent Sunday afternoon-at Campbell. —Some of the farmers here liave their oats stacked or In the barn, while others have not got theirs cut yet. Next week will find nearly all cut and drawn. Oats are very good In some places, x. Dowling. George Wilson, wife and youngest daughter expect to go north soon, for Mrs. Wilson’s health.—Dowling was well rep­ resented at the camptneellng at Pennock’s grove last Sunday.—Grandma Frey Is ex­ pected home Saturday from Lowell.—A small company attended the dance last Friday evening.—Chas. Rice has com­ menced work on bis house on Main street —Mrs. C. M. Mack was able to ride out last Sunday.—Dr. PiatL mother and ulster moved in the front part of Mrs. Bacon’s - house last week.—Born to Mr. and Mrs. V. Hamoud a bouncing boy.—Miss Dr. Bryant of Battle Creek reached here last Friday on a safety bicycle, to visit rela­ tives, and returned home Munday.—Geo. Wilson entertained relatives from Prairie­ ville last week.—Win. Van Syckles of Battle Creek called, on friends here last week.—Evie Joy is making preperations to attend school in Grand Rapids the first of September. Prairieville. The W. F. M. was entertained at the Parsonage Wednesday. 15 members pres­ ent.—John Brainard nnd family of Grand­ ville are visiting his father Brainard.—W. Farr is gaining, slowly.—Some ot our young people plcnioed at Crooked lake last Saturday.—Charles Woodmam. Donald McLeay Edith Latham. Maud Ruggles and Hattie Sacket returned from Valparlso last Friday where they have been attending school.—Herb Smith is painting the store occupied by Canns Trample A Co.— Mrs. Andy Havens will start to New York this week to visit her parents.— . The fanners Picnic will' be held at Gun lake the 19th.—Glen Backman will start for the northern resorts to-day.—Dr. Gil­ more and wife who have been boarding with Chas. Lord have retunie<Mo Chicago. —Mrs. Nettle Hyde nnd Mrs. Hannah Fulk will start to.Canada to-day. The Dr. will postpone his visit until some r>L bls patients are out of danger. They will will visit his parents.—Rev. O. B. Perry occupied the M. E. pulpit Sunday. He and his wife arc visiting here.—John Dos­ ter left Monday to visit his sifter in Kala­ mazoo. Monday, who Is very III.—Mrs. McELwaiifot Hastings visited Mrs. G. IL Brown last Thursday.—L. L. Loveland and family will visit the northern resorts next week.—Peter Drummond Is expected home from Grand Rapids to-day for a week’s visit that disease, often causing It to go to the heart. Sprains and braises .were still left for it, but the authorities now call It -worse than useless” In such cases. For sprains there is nothing so good as hot wa­ ter and a bandage. The boy who has the freedom, of the streets after nightfall without business or permission,-of his parents. Is cultivating a dangerous habit. Any place where a boy has no business is a dangerous place for him. be it upon the streets, In the stores ol livery bam. A.boy that Is all right wilprefer his home, friends, books and news papers to the low class found upon the streets. Business men of all kinds look upon the boy loafers as the “dead beats” of the future. Boys if you will adopt the right habits while boys. you. will in man­ hood be useful in the world, will prove a • source of comfort to parents and- friends, and when you are old you will have the satisfaction of looking back upon, a well spent life.—Ex. Circuit Court. Circuit court began its sessions Monday, with the following, calendar before it for disposal: The people vs Eugene Wilcox; suborna­ tion of perjury. ' The people vs James L. Wileox: sub­ ornation of perjury. The people vs Eugene Wilcox; criminal assault The people vs Henry Northrop;, perjury Etta Tompkins is at home from Gales­ for sentence. burg—Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Morehouse, of The people vs James Seeley:, jail break­ Battle Creek, visited at Z. Morehouse’s the ing, for sentence. first of the week—Wert Jewell left Mon­ The people vs James Culp;. jail break-* day for Dakota—Mrs. fioulse Seger has Ing, for sentence. rented her store and sold the contents to The people vs James SchlmOre: appeal, Chas. Baker, of Battle Creek. He took assault and battery. possession Monday—Mrs. Abbey lias gone Thr people vs A«a D.. Rork;. obtaining to Nashville to live, and has rented the property under false pretense. hotel tn Chas. Abbey— Mmlnmes Dora The people vs Nettie-Sheldon; appeal Morehouse and Ella Sackett, of Battle keeping bawdy house. Creek, visited nt Henry Tasker’s lust The people vs Fred McPherson: appeal, week—Wm. Itatty and D. Keyes were at assault. Hastings Saturday—Edith Latty Is visit­ The people vs Ronianzo Brown; keeping ing the Misses Davis at Batlie Creek—Mr. gambling room. and Mrs. Wlll'Scger, of Joppa, late of The people vs Byron Dickinson:keeping Assyia. have a little baby girl born last gambling room. week—John Tuckerman is laid up with The people'vs Mary B. Treat: keeping the intlamatory rheumatism. Mrs. Tuck­ gambling room. erman is also very sick—Mrs. F. Davin lias The people vs Wm. T. Rose; keeping been visiting relatives here the past three saloon open on Sunday. weeks. v The people vs Titos. E. Carroll; violating insurance law. The people vs Lannls IL Brady: aiding Mrs. Glendon Richards, of Grand Rapids, and abetting in keeping a gambling room. is a guest at Dr. Young’s—8. E. Cook, of The people vs Rollin Dunham; aiding Charlotte, spent Sunday with friends here and abetting in keeping a gambling room, —D. T. Tanner, ot Charlotte, was a guest of ira Hecox over Sunday—Rev. Wm. 'rhe people vs Dana Jones; perjury. Big offer. B .<NXF.i: to January. 1st next, The people vs John Moore: perjury. Parker preached at the Congregational The people vs Wm. Wand; perjury. church last Sunday morning and evening only 23 cents. The people vs Wm. Montgomery; —Gertrude Geiger, of Hastings, visited The Wool bool factory shut down yester­ friends here Tuesday—John Houghton, of day to allow it ■ employees to take In the perjury. The people vs Jerial Woca; bastardy. Grand Rapids, was here from Friday till . excursion. • The people vs James Seeley: larceny Monday visiting friends—Helen MillsMany arc taking advantage of our cam­ from dwelling house. ■ paugh. of Hastings, attended the Y. P*. S. The people vs Ephriam Lucas;certiorari. C. E. here Sunday evening—John Hough­ paign offer. The Banneu to January 1st The people vs Marvin X I*almaUer; ton and Della Comfort were at Lake next for only 25 cents. Odessa Saturday—Mrs. S. A. Springctt Read the Banner during the campaign. bastardy. Ann Blake vs John Duffy et al: eject­ and daughter, of Jackson, are visiting at From uow to Jan. 1st next only 25 cents— S. Lelbbauser’s—Edith Fleming spent only about six cents per month. Can you ment. The Ohio Farmers Ins. Ca vs Henry L. Sunday with Miss Mlilspangh at E. V. afford it? Newton et al; assumpsit. Smith’s—Sunday night the midnight train The largest line of boots, shoes, furnish­ nroXsed the people of this place by whistleBenson Bare vs Geo. Potter, appeal. Nettle Martin vs Manson German; sum­ ing1<mg nu<l loud, which proved to be a ing goods, etc. in the city just received at signal for a very hot tire. The Wltllaokt’ the Bankrupt store., We can sell them at mons. wan ufacturcrs'prices. • In re the estate of Adam Sponable de­ fruit evaporator works were on fire, and _ although the hose companies did splendid Our office force is pretty well demoral­ ceased: appeal. James L. Whitcoihb vs Joseph Marriott, work It was of no avail on the factory, but ized thia week. Two are on the half sick Thos. Marriott; atuuud psi t saved surrounding buildings’ Tne evap­ list, and one of our compositor*.( Miss In re Hastings Fumltmre Co. assignor, orator Co. sustains a total lost. No Insur­ Nellie Baldwin, has left us to accept a poance—Tne excursion to Ottawa Beach took sltion In Milwaukee.) Be charitable If the petition for payment of chattel mortgages. Allan Sheldon A'Co* vs John Yarger; quite a crowd from hero yesterday. paper Is not up to IW standard. assumpsit .Middleville. • The Shields Automatic wind mill sold Isaac Frelsbuxg A Co. vs Byron Dickin­ David Webb, wife and daughter Stella by the Hastings Engine A Iron works Is son; assumpsit were the guests of Chicago retaUvr. last the mill for farmers. The mill and der­ Aaron vs Annetta King: divorce. rick for 835. All ki^ds of tanks kept In week—George Ickes and wiftf, of Grand Clara B. vs Win. Height: divorce. Rapids visited friends and relative in and stock, also pipes, screens, pumps and Hannah vs Francte H. Squires; divorce. around the village last week—Elsie Smith valves. Now is the time to get a good Chas vs Laura A. Wiles; divorce. Is visiting relatives in Bay City—Deloa outfit cheap for cash. Lucinda C. vs Adelbert E. Hannah; Cronk and family were in the Rapids divorce. Xj. N. Burroughs will erect a large green Monday and Tuesday—Mabie Loomis, of Mollie E. vs Wm. A. Crotbers; divorce. • Grand Rapids, visited here laat »««— house at his residence in the first ward. Etta M. vs Burtie B. Sparks; divorce. Belle Hicks, is visiting MIm Edna Camp­ He expects to have owr MOO feet of glass Mary vs George Turner: divorce. bell—H. E. Hendrick was In Hastings on nnd will enlarge this if business warrants ■ Emma vs George A. Baker, divorcecualneas Monday-Fred Walker, who Jiaa IL )He will make a specialty ot cut flow, John Bahs vs unknown heirs of Reuben erf und early vegetables In season. Every tern studying l.w with 8. Wolcott drink tte pot je«r. ’•« «di»lt« to the one should patronize this home institution John. Bahs vs Mary D. Holbrook; bill to bar Monday—Born, to John Beneway and and buy flowers of Mr. Burroughs, who remove cloud from title. will sell .them as cheaply as any one. Wire. August Mtn, »girl: I?,**™" Norman Latham et al vs David Ickes et When you go to Grand Rapfds you are al; bill to establish rights in church prop­ Anulwn end wife, the ICUt. • Spaulding l» going to oee»W if , S' Invited to stop at the Kent hotel, a new erty. HCTidrlrk-. bouM on Or»»d It*Pld* house. Everything is in first class shape, James W. Bentley vs Walter L. Wilkins Ur. Hendrick I. going to return to the being heated by steam and having electric like Uiore—MIm &rl. ot Chleego. lai Hell­ bells all through. It is ran on the Europe­ Ellen & Saturn vs Mary J. Wilkins, Jas. ing Fennie Seever. of llil. vUlM^MWIe an plan and has a first class restaurant In L. Wilkins; Injunction. Bum. ot Grand Rapids, la flailing In the connection. Messrs. Beach A Booth, the Geo. J. vs Lucretia Cox; divorce. TllUge—OIWe Cleeer U entertaining com­ proprietors, are hustlers In the hotel busi­ Julia A. vs Lewis Hyatt; divorce. Ian? tram Saah.llle thl. wrek-Mlnor ness and will make a rustle fortheir share Keeler wa. In Oteego on bualno. Tbura- uf patronage. The Kent Is at 61 Ptart day—t’eerl Bara, ot Parmelee, waai the street. _____ <ue*l Ot Ml» Pumtrey Saturday and SunL.._ Grace Mutter, who has been the ii^o”tar aunL Mrs. BUI Gibbs the My lourert la twa house* and tota new rent-1 rno* past month, returned to her home in Grand Rapids Wednesday—Rev. Dealtry Is in ran m. uraM lupin. I I tbe wwterTpart of the »Ute attending the w rS8t.»n. *"*• 1 MMt Baptist convenUon. Additional Local Li �HKJK11K ORdkR—-------------- HISTORY OF A WEEK. Hastings Banner SHAME ” ounte sixty min era were drowned. a, 1892. Thursday O.n-Ho- o< U» rtrw GlM-a. tbe buildings near tbs mine ?; J. Sheridan, who gained notoriety In Tklcago ten years ago by advertising him­ self a* “Na 1” cf the Phanix park mur­ der conspiracy, wna crushed between a gate poet and a hay rack on his farm in Colorado, •uataining Injuria* from which TTi-WK [BOS.. rn>i;r'«w«. Kdr ”uJ ■> O.k «w, D-L The .MU SdJll M>a R“‘,Un h" ar* expected to die._______ ■ NAME. LESSON Vtll, THIRD QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, AUG. 21. on** *“? ww *■< 01 August, in SSasaad eixht hundred and ninety t»6 c" ^Ptroent. Charles W. Annatrotlx. 4ua<e Ir the matter ot tbe estate of i>rnn SC. Warm, dkoeased. ‘ Aw«« U* Petition, duly id. of Alfreda Warren, wlifow ot.aid <L£1 -laying that a certain Insinur.-t,; SsMtMtWMinlstratlon of m:/!?,!? be granted to the petitioner er son e (Ms penon. ’ , WDff IS. "Then came one nnd told them say­ Senator Hill, so It is said, will take the ■reupoc K la ordered, that Tuesdav tt. stump In October and urge New Yorkeru ! Ing, Behold the men whom ye put in prison of August. A. D..|iWrt74^ I arc standing io the temple and teaching to vote for Cleveland. Gladstone's recent victory makes him I the people.” The account of tho arrest, premier ot r.ogland for the fourth time, Imprisonment and deliverance Is found in rerses 17-20. When released on a fas StelJoourttben to be hoIKu at the Fro which breaks the record. । mer occasion and forbidden to speak in the A tin plant has been contracted for at name of Jesus, their reply was to the effect Youngstown, O., with a capacity of more that they must speak what they bad seen than 2,500 boxes of tin plate per day. , A campaign novelty designed at Chi­ and beard (chapter iv, 18-20). 20. “Then went the captain with the cago is a mask which either gives the signed. officere and brought them without violence, The First National bank ot Marathon, features of Harrison or Cleveland. for they feared the people lest they should per printed and circulated in Ml<i eou&ty^ot la., capital 630,000, bu been authorized to Henry Hall is In jail at Binghamton, N. have been stoned.” The people were bene­ Harrv. once In each week for three *ucce4it. * Y., tor bigamy, it being charged that he fitted by the apostles' preaching and weeks previous to said day ef hearing. begin business. CHAKUm W. AMstrok. A pleasure steamer was run down out­ ha* twelve living wires ana .all “in good miracles and heard them gladly (verses (A true ©opr.) » Judg* Fronu* ride the harbor at Helsingora, Finland, 14-10), just as tho common people heard standing." and forty-five persons were drowned: The revolution In Bolivia has got along J reus gladly (Mark xil, 37). It was the PROBATE OBDF.lt. Four prisoners tn the Benton couty jail to the point where the revolutionists cap­ religious rulers who did the persecuting State of Michigan. county of Barry.-s* at Vinton, la., sawed the bars from a win­ ture tho capital city. Each side lost 500 and tried to hinder this blessing to the At a session of the Probate Cxirt (ar tte dow and made their escape. The leader men in the fight. County of Barry, holden at the Probate i 1» the City of HMtinr*. !n*ald cwmty. onTw,d was named Bingley, alias Swords, Who The IIinestone bed of the Sandusky people. 27. “And when they had brought them nenday, the 3rd day of August, in the was arrested at Grundy Center for kid­ river, two miles from Tiffin, O., has they set them before tho council.” Jesus on* thouaasd eight hundred and blaety-tsra naping a boy and putting acid on his arm heaved up into a ridge for 800 feet, three had told them that it would be even so I ^Preoect, Chanes. W. Annatrong, Judje'et and then compelling him to beg. tn we' matter ot the estate of Joseph McKm (Math, x, 16, 17: John xv, 20), and the feet above the water. The revolt of the Hazara tribes in Af­ A party of tourist* who went sailing at same thing is true today, for if a man will an nlteged Inaaue person. ’ ghanistan is assuming serious proportions, Petosky, Mich., brought bock the story preach the whole truth, according to the lathe above eapUed esuae Man MrR»e gmuatea of sold Insane person, come* into and the ameer is making extraordinary *f* that they bad seen a sea serpent 75 feet plain, obvious sense of God’s Word in tho oUassedonotcourt and decision that she i* prepared to ren­ torts to suppress it. power of the Holy Spirit, be will soon find der her annual account a* such guardian. long and 4 feet thick. Alvin Clark and Maud Henry, uf Poca­ Thereupon It is ordered that Tburw!a% th. J, B. Campbell, of Chicago, has of­ opposition from some religious rulers and tsthdav of August. A. D. im' u hontas, la., ran away and got married. fered the World’s fair management >550 worldly minded professors. ten o’clock in tne forenoon, be Maud is 13 years old. for the first souvenir half-dollarcolned and 28. “Ye have filled Jerusalem with your for tho hearing of said petition, and that th* 1 Hiram H. Coleman,of Glovenvllle, N. Y. boin al law of said Jreepb mckw doctrine, and intend to bring this man’s for the lot. tea an ether persons interested tn Is one ot twins, both living who are W 15,500,000 General J. B. Gordon, commander of I blood upon us.” Thus the council accused s»d estate, are required to appear at M-wion SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE SMALL FW£ years old and in good health. the Confederate veterans, has appointed a the apostle*, reminding them also of the of said court, then to be holden at the Probate Nineteen of the Ca»ur d'Alene rioter* committee with Instructions to “formu­ I restrictions which had been placed upon Office tn the city of Hasting*, In said county, and FOR PROFIT k‘a P I d” have been released on bonds of from I3G) late a plan for a true and reliable history I them. It was good testimony to tbc earn-*- I •bow cause, If any there be, why the prayer ot tho petitioner may not be snuit.-.i And it u of the late civil war” for use in southern । est work of tho apostles that they had , further ordered. That said petitionergive nodes / ’»£!»•> *»’«• to <10,000. Two were held io <7,50u. already filled the city with their teaching. 1 to the persons lutrrebted in said estate, of th* schools. ________ pendency of said petition, and the hcartns I 29. “Then Peter and the apostles an- thereof, by causlujj a copy of this order to be Enclose stamp for circular. Address. A. 9. For the first time in the history of the I-.LXI9H, Prop’r.I ■ I 1 werod and said, Wo ought to obey God published In the nnstlny.* Bax.xzb. a nesrpecountry Mexican bonds have been placed S. M. Stephenson, member of congress ,I rather than men.” If we please men rather mt printed aad orculaird in said count of at par. The loan, which Is for 13,000,000, from the Eleventh Michigan district, lies 1 j than God we are not servants of Christ; Barry, once In each week for two succostve sreeks previoua to said day <-t hearii u. was taken by English and French capital­ dangerously ill at bi* residence in Menom। and He Himself taught us that we cannot CHAXLS* W. AHM-IK i.*<; tnee, the result of a bite of some poisonous serve God and mammon. The friendship ists, and is payable in two year*. /A'true copy.) Judge of Probate. Nearly 6 «j workmen employed in the I of the world Is enmity with God, and to insect. ihoe factory of J. Wickert, of Williams­ At Mirow, Germany, a shoemaker named ! love the world is to forsake God (Gal. I, 10; PROBATE ORDER. burg. N. Y., have struck becausa of the re­ Traube murdered another shoemaker Stale of Michigan. County of Barry-**. fusal of the demand for an increase of named Klager aud also slew tbe latter’sI * Luke xtI. 13; Jaa. Iv, 4; Il Tim. iv, 10). Ala *®*»ion of the Prebate Court for th® 1 ; 80. “The God of our fathers raised up wages that would have added WJ0 a day to wife and three children. Jealousy led to I Jesus whom ye slew and hanged on a tree.’' County ot Barry, holden kt tbe Probate offlet. ta the expenses of the establishment. In tbe City of Hasting*. In said county, on Satur­ | I To their face they again fearlessly accuse day, tbe JOth day of July, fa the year cae the crime. ! General James W. Denver, for whom the Dr. Peter Price, superintendent of the , them of being guilty of His blood, but > tRMMRfi et>M hundred and nlnety tvo. I city of Denver was named, died In WashPresent, Charles W. AnuMnoiit. Judj,e of state lunacy asylum at Tuscaloosa, Ala.,I they testify that God has raised Him up. ­ । ington, aged 73 yean. and one of the moat distinguished medical Compare II, 82; HL HR iv, 10, 33; x, 40; xHi, Probate In the matter of the estate of Geo. It. McLel­ | Clothilda Robinson, Detroit’s colored I 33, and see what a prominent topic the lan. deceased. authorities in the aouth, is dead. I centenarian, Is dead. She was 108 yean On reading and filing the petition, duly, ven William Beitner’s large chair and cur­f j resurrection was In the preaching of tho fled ot Davtd «. Robiusou, udinlnlvtralor d old. Her husband died at the reputed age tain-pole factory, at Traverse City, Mich., apostles. , tbe Estate of said dr*»a»ed praying tbs: he of 111 31.J* Hint bath h*th God exalted exalted with with His His may be licensed to*c!l tbe red r-tate of mm employing 100 bauds, burned. | *31. "IHm 'Rev. J. G. Tate, the Republican nomi­ An epidemic of suicides has broken out ’ right band to be a Prince and a Saviour, deceased as In said petition described fur tbe nee for lieutenant-governor of Nebraska, reasons therein *et forth. Thereupon it is ordered. Unit Friday, tie is said to be disqualified, as be did nut in Berlin and Ha suburbs. In the law six ’ for to give repentance to Israel and fordays twenty-two persons have killed them- glveneas of aina." Exalted to be a Saviour Hh day ot Amrait. A. D. t’t'I at t-n oclock complete his naturalization until a year tnqwfirnoonbe asslxoM for the hearing ot selves for more or Iron trivial reasons. A to tbe very men who crucified Him if they TAMES A. SWEEZEY. said petition and that the heirs st .law 0! ,slc ago. boy of 14 banged himself because a girl of would only turn to Him In true penitence; deceased and all other person' iuiere*tcd ta f) Attorney al law. N. Simmons, of Talladega, Ala., was Hsillos*. Mich. murdered, by R. L. Rasberry, who then IJhad jilted him. An apprentice of 16 ready to give them even repentance a* well said estate, are required to appear at a wwfon said court, then tn be be*<len at tbe Probsteof. Practice* In all courts of the state. Col­ shot himself through the heart. Sim­ year* committed suicide' because in a fair as full forgiveness. See Isa. i, 13; xxxvlii, of flee. In tbe City of Hastings, In aatd County. ar« lections promptly attended to. show cause, if any there be. shy mon*. a saloonkeeper, had discharged fight he broke the collar-bone of a fellow 17; xliil, 26; Acta xlii. 88, 3R no 'Fj'hz.er apprentice. I “And we are His witnesses of three tbe ocayer of tbe petitioner may not be Rasberry, who was bis bartender. HrSLE. H. A C. P. LATHROP. Sallle Taylor, colored, was burned to thing*, and so’ia also the Holy G&bat, granted- And It Is further on!-red. that Stephen Maybell, one of‘ the original petitioner rtve notice to the perwc* l»*«n ot»F said Homoepathle Physicians *ud sand lot agitaton and Krdrney’s first death in Richmond, Va. She stepped on a w,*°m Go<1 h*th tfTcn Interested in said rotate, of the peudrary ot Surgeons lieutenant, is now the head of a new creed match igniting it. and the blaze caught Him ” Their bold and fearlesaztestimony said petition ami tbe hearine tlwiol 1 ycau'lni ’ ’ ’ ’ few momenta she ^>*1 of «»• Holy Spirit speaking a copy of this order to I e published In tbe Um All calls city and country promptly at­ at San Francisco, which ho calls “Heaven 1 her clothing,-and in a ‘ , through them as Jesua had snid. See Acte ting* Baxxkb, a newspaper printed and efrrotended to. ____ at Hand." It Is formed on tho plan of the was enveloped in a flame of' fire. lated In said County of Barry. <»nre is fosrb i, 8, and cam [wire iv, >L Tbe same Spirit Salvation. Army and Maybell calls himself David Murray, wife and daughter, nnd 1 is In every true believer as He was in the week for three *uccrostve weeks prniotNJo said day of bearing. A. SCRIBNER. M. D.. general. a child named Forbes were drowned in apostle* beforu Pentecost (John xx. 22), but • Physician and Surgeon, Nominated for congress: Eighth Iowa Palmer's river at Warren, R. L, by the up­ Judgrof PnA»*i«. 1 our Deed is to be filled with the Spirit. Delton> Mich. district.’W. S. Scott. People’s party; Sixth (A true copy.) setting of a boat. j 33. “When they heard that they were Offire in residence, one block east of depot Minnesota, U. IL Baldwin. Democrat; The cotton mills of Fall River, Masa., ' cut to the heart, and took counsel to stay Twentieth Ohio, W. J. White, Repub­ MORTGAGE &LE are enjoying a period of prosperity hereto­ । them.” Not only was tbe blood of Jesus A. & C. H. BARBER ' lican. __________ having been BUule in th- oiudltlOM fore vinexafopled. Thirty-one corpora­ 1 upon them, but they were ready to bring otDefault • Physicians and Surgeons. a certain mortg-igv node i>y-Francb 8IBby lions, representing forty-six mills, hare, ■ upon them also tbc blood of the apostles. and Cordelia 8llst>. hl* wife, to Mr*. (. M. Caaand need instruction, stend one dollar Calls in city or county responded to with 1 for our “ Book for Advertisers." A Twenty-six car-mods of people from paid dividends >'• 93'6,891 on a capital of j So likewise did they desire to do to lara­ tine, dated April i«th. A. D. teat and reunled 1 little study of that book will enable promptness, day or night. Omaha attended the annual picnic ot the •19,123,000. The otal dividends paid for ; rua, whom Jesus rniaed from tbe dead In the office of the register - f deed*, for the you to decide what you ought to da comity of Barry and -state of Mirhfxai.. <*t the Omaha iKilice force nt Waterloo. the correspond! > j quarter of lost year (John xii, 10). Tbe truth of God when not 20th day ot April. A. D. 1 and give an idea of the probable cost. tn liber ; ■<>( mor:’ FITILLUM O. LOWDEN. Minister Clark E. Carr, who has been amounted to {283.2W. cm meekly n-cchred, makes mnififcut that tbe । gage*, on wage (SM: and said mortinw »Y Lawyer. the 13tii dav of December. ’.nW. dnl» asritned spending hi* vacation nt Gnlesburg, Ills., ’ carnal n.iml In enmity aguim-t God (Rom. John W. Forbes, a contractor, was sand­ by Mr*. C. M.tantlne to Jobs A. Grrble.whirl! Office over Julius Russell ’ s store, State • vUl. 7). * has brim ordered by the rtnte department bagged ami robbed of F2d0 while in Evans­ to place a certain amount of adver­ said amlgnment wm recorded tn tit*' offii - <•; tising for you in the way we think to leturn to his post at Copenhagen. This ton, Wyo., recently. The affair has made' street, Hastings. Mich. 34. Sk "Y.e then of iorncl. take heed to register al deeus for the county of Harr) *rd will do you tbe most good, you should is probably the result of the revelation* of him crasy am?he will be pL-tced in an asy­’ yourselves what ye Intend to gq.as touch­ state of Michigan, on the first day of. 1-w. *-nd an explicit statement of what In liber oc of tnortRage* unrar- . \ h*i said fraud on the part of Henry B. Ryder, lum. you wf*h to accotnpllah, and moke A. SHELDON. ing these men.” Thu apontles having been mortgage duly a* igned by Ira VanVsitea___________________ suitable asrangenxent* for payment. United States consul, Copenhagen. . AMracl and Real Estate Office. sent out of tbe council for a little while, burgh. *wwMl administrator of lite v'Ufr- of Your order wifi then receive all the Abstract Block. Hastings. An application has been made in the UVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. Gamaliel, a learned and honorable mem­ Jokn A. Gretole. deceased. to Frei W. Grvtie attention that it requires. MtM 9*eood day of Septeii'■ r *tri duly Money XT loan on Real E.tate Real Estate ber, at whoee feet Saul of Tarsus had been recorded In the office recl-tcr .4 deed* ta the sold on c mmtsslon. General eon<e*auclng superior court at Boston by certificate Chlesgo. rfanrg a complete vet ot Abstract Book*, com bolder* in the United States Reserve Fund educated (chapter :xh. 3), thus begins to ■ c-rnntv of Barry, state of Mlcblcaa. on tt,e ;« «»f July. ISC. in liber 3J ol si rti:»|t-». oa ailed from the Records, can furnteh complete association tor a receiver and an injunc­ ( nddrro* bls brethren. He seems to hare day page M?. on which nwrtpur tty-re k claimed * tracts. C. F. DROOhS. Clerk. Following weru the quutatino* <>n ths tion. The concern is an endowment order. . fb» «um of prepared and a plan of advertising board of tra le to lay: ri beat AiiZ'Ut. opened[ hud something of tbe spirit of Joseph and to be <iu« at the date of tnt. marked out; tb be told what paper* and wie.ity««». TtJde-.'hepUmbor. ...... ............................ Relatives of the late Mrs. Hopkins- TTHc, • km.1 o ..^nod ;ac, 1 Nicodemus who also were at one time four bu-i-lred. tlilrvP. DRAKE, M. D., yoa should use. and what tbe coat flveerms ati-1 a ■ aUorm-t.o-r.tvP.se IK : Decvoxlwr. opened TVjii-. closed membrr* of the council (Mark xv, 43; Searle* are about to briug suit against close*! 3K • — -will lie. we will furnish tho adrerduiiaro to'>vi4c>i tor iu sab! : ' . . ■ U<» . . . Jofcn know that he turn-Aug-a»«. ■•pensd aad clo^d Edwanl F. Searles to recover money tisement and the plan—either or suit or !•««* (jedingsat law hsvlng seen in*n:u. Office over Holloway’s drug store. , both, and submit them for your con­ Office hours from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, con which they sny was promised them at the SSI4o; Septm.ils-r.«. rnsd .^Ic.chwed Mt : Oc­ ever received Jrarn* an the Christ, but from <*1 So n-->ver the uumeya wviirel by said sideration. together with our bill for any part there •!. Now. tltereiore. tober. opeur*! ■> H*’, cloud .'i% . Uata—Ao- the wisdom and spirit of thia address wo mortgxgr. oeerlug with residence. ;\t Holloway’s drug time the Hopkins will was filed in 1891. by virtue «.f :be newer of kaii? cdDtalMd in said ■ tbe service. •tore may nlmo-t l;op» that he did. The Edisou Electric Light company of mortgage, ami the statute iu 'tu b caw nuuie 86,87. "For l>efore three day* rose up mid provide!, notice I* hereby siren mstca New Orleans has been purchased by the and ciosea MW- l\»rk—J^eptembrr, opened M»unMa,v,th« first dayofpriober. A..D. HR.k: Fort Wayne Electric company of Indiana Slxsn. ckMNH •LX-X»: O tuber, opened TheuditN, -. toMxting - himself to be some- tea o’c'ock In the forenoon. J shall toll at puMte IttN, ciooal lUdTK; January. ui«m»d >11134 body.” He qtt'jtea two care* of deceivers auction to the blKhrot bidder, at for north for M7S.000 electrotypes and estimates the ad­ Office hours s. Four case of yellow fever have devel­ clo*ed >13-81. L®rd—Bepteouber, opened and who for a time bad quite a following, but Iroei door of the court iioure In the city of Has­ vertiser pays us. For the expense of , In each cane the lender* periahed nnd their tings. Mlchlr.n, I that beloa the Blare "hereftbe oped on board the American schooner closed >7V7Hi4placing advertisements and watch­ circuit court for Harry couity L holden.. tte ing tho fulfilment of ront Live stock—Price* at tbe Uuion 8v>ck follower* were diapcrwwl. The mark of ade- prvmlsre- drwifb-d tn said niortgtue. or so MITH A COLGROVE. Eva Dougins, which arrived at the Mularc paid by a commission al yardi today raaged a* follow*: Ho.-*-Marcel I eeiver I* that “be lxxi»t* himaelf tobesome- ruucti linrvuf a» inay be i.-re-sary to pay foe lawyers. lett Key quarantine station. Florida. the publisher of the paper Ulrtr »ru™ <» w-klos .nd .0bod,;. (ollom-rot lb, lx«l amount du>* <w< *m<i m-'-ry.-tit*. nitb e>£ht per (Office In Union block. Hastings.) the advertisement appears. The Chilian government has consented Practice Is all the courts of the state. WJ*' u “!t '".'i' , —k.oolf 10 glorify God. J««. «x«bt teuk Interest, and ail h• <»i». t<<elher with to a convention far the settlement of un attorneys fre of tumty fire dollar* covenan' red f>-r Ihereiu.lbe |T-:n—.- IwiUK described claims of United States citizens against pocking. >A»<j’*-8 • mixwl, sud (John vl. 3b; vlii. 50). nnd Paul determined |»> mHI R>urt<iuv as tdllUa'. cctlatnpfece orpar\ E. KENASTON, Chill. < •■!<« tend-itua r hi tho town-hip of tanker without any coot or trouble, read heavy packing an 1 -hip, Ing lota. to know nothing but “Jrou* Uhri*t ami j Snrti'gv, 1. Attorney at Law. it> the count) <>f Barry and State of Professor A. T. Atwater, of Eureka, Pnixma* fine regularly, carefully, (Over J. S. Goodyear * Oo.’k store.) Cattls—Market rath r ilow an I sa«y with Iliu 1'cruelfled." hia muttor* living. “Not I, '-'irtlqxmi. and known and described a* fol.-ow*: studiously; issued weekly. >3 a year. Practices In all courts of the State. Collections Illa., has accepted the presidency of Oska­ prices The north cast quarter of the mirth e»t qtUb but Christ." “ Not I, but the Grace uf God" favoring tho buyers: quotation* If you wish a complete catalocuo of loosa college, Oskaloosa. la. erc-iptly attending to. tVrot section twenty-four ,.‘i; in to*n three pj ranged choice to extra -dupptag (I Cor. ii, >; xv, 10; Gal. II, 40). If any all newspaper*. tend H> for the Ameri­ north range ten [10] west nititalnlng lofty acre Two early settlers of Illinois are dead— ttoort. SL.AUjti.fkl good to cboioo da >L3J jri-5i can Newspaper Directory. man, be he preacher or profesaor, D. D. or more or less. R. TIMMERMAN, Homapathlc Phy- George Dispeunette, of Carthage, at Du­ fair to good. *a..'4QlW common to medium do, For any further information addrce* Fkzb W. ghkiux LL. D., Ixmata himself to "be somebody, be rango. Colo., and Henry Lunbert, aged |d.«0a*0J butchers’ steers. pta»dLJJ stockera. • frician and Surgeon. Assignee ot Sl.’rtgagee. is very evidently not true to Jesus Christ. GEO. P. ROWELL Sr C°-, 75. of Rockford. (Office over Lathrop's drug store.) Toxas steer*. >7.1 4.30 range Smith & Couinovg. 38. "And now I aay unto you. Refrain Btrera. gfAeOJu filers, >1.7>^Xu0cowa, |XUU Attorneys for .Asriguoe. Newspaper Advertising Bureau, Investigation of reports that cholera from thoae men and let them alone; for if Dated July 1st H02. to 8HIUCE ST., REW YORK. AW, REAL ESTATE AND COLLECT­ bad appeared in New Jersey shows that 8hee;'—Market fairly active sad prices this counsel or this work ba of mep, it will they are untrue. ING OFFICE OF steady; quotations ranged at |4.0>QL«) per come to nought.” He probably thought Fears are expressed that there may be a 1U0 lb* westerns, Palmebtok Ji Shtth, natives, JX2XJLS of such wonis as throe, "The Ixjrd bringX MOBTGA< .F hAUE general outbreak of small-pox in New Texas and JlLJU&dMl lambs. Woodland, Mich. eth the counsel of the heathen to nought; Detaultbavlngbeen mxik InU>“ York and the board of health is taking C. S. Pai.mf.ktox. J. M. Smith, Produce: Batter-Fancy separator, 34c; He maketh tho devices of the people of energetic measures to prevent tBu spread dalriea,fancy, frosh. 17Q!c; packing stock, none effect’’ (Pa. xxxtii. 10). See also Isa. Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. of the disease. frreh. ISOUKc. Egz*-lX©l*Hn per du*, lore viii, 9, 10, for very strong words tn this con­ off. Uvo poultry. Hens, per lb; spring chlcbon*. 15c; roosters, fle: ducks. «c; nection. It is a great comfort for the true Two small boys at Lansing, Mich., shut spring duck, lie: turkeys, mixed. HHc; geree believer to know that no weapon formed twenty-ttr»t day °f t'epCrmbxrA ■ _ . themselves in an ice chest and were found JiUldAlii per dox I’uteiues-T*nn*eeee, against Him can prosper (Isa. liv, 17). Uber .15" of Mortgage* on »***' Ji’JdN said after an all-night search. Both were dead. lio^. fXS»gl.W per bld; Triumphs. 39. "But If it be of God ye cannot over­ I irwSh'nald mortgag*f /"j J||ain4» John L. Sullivan will start for New Or­ 3JO; Kansaa Early Ohio*. a.qj»Jc per bu throw it, lest haply ye be found even to e date the «*«• leans for his fight with Corbett Sept, L home grown. Early Oldoa SUdQAUO per bbl. fight against"God.” Th* counsel of the —IL&M&f-iD per Id quart case He will travel like a railway magnate and Blueberries Raspberries-Rod, gj.30 per M-pint case; Lord standeth forever, the thoughts of His will have 400 sports along with him. black. $Llt»ai.2O per l-*iuart case. BUckber- heart to all generations (Ps. xxxiii, U). 1 COWBty Michigan on the tenth da) «' The Georgia Republican state conven­ nos—Michigan Eally Harvest. 75^Hta per 21; My counsel shall stand and I will do all ' l-ROBA'-lfOKDRB tion decided not to nominate a state pint cate. Apnlre-Et.lwa3.5J per bbl; good to my pleasure (Isa. xlvl, 10). I know that whatsoever God doeth it shall be forever 8t*»s of Mb-Mean. <>*unty “f ‘i ticket, thus leaving the voters of that fancy. SAOJAXA (EccL iil, 14X We hope that Gamaliel party free to support the nominees of the Co Virv ivsrry. imhuhi - really believed in his heart that this work and no suit or Pf”0**,1*"*! « 2?Mred l>y People’s party. ta* clt» of Hastings, tn said county, on Toes lestitnted to recover tM ;r:, ,r!.)!r •;[ Obituary: At Wyoming, Ohio, Rev. Dr. morttaM or any part Iber^ ; « ta Wheat Ko. 3 red winter cash, 8341c: was the work of God. thnusand euht hundred nod ninety iwo. 40. “And to him they agreed—aad when vlrtueo! thenow«m»de and , P. S. Davis, of the Reformed church, aged s,PUmb«’October I're'-nt. Uhirie* W. Artr*trong, Ju«U« of BiHc Deoembsr, 87Hc. Ooru-M<*. 3 mixed they had called tbe apostle* and beaten i H. — At Nevada, Iowa. Stalo Senator T. C. 1 in^the mtUsr of the a date of Wilber ash. Mo; September, LSJfe October, t^c. them they commanded that they should not McCall.—At Mitchell, Ind., Plot G. E. ^Asnrifillng the petition duly verified Williams, of the Southern Indiana Nor- Oete-No. 3 mixed ceeh. Ata: August. 381^; speak in the name of. Jesus, and let them September. -8^-. Rje—Dull aud nominal; go.” Why beat them if they were inno­ of Jam** Tuwnwnd. dalton oC^d mimw. for th® whole range. Barler-Nespraying for re**o’i« Unrem *at forth th st he Congressional nonilnatlonk: Third Wis- ' J***1’. nasa |U.3M»U75 fi cent of any crime) But Jesus had said uity b’llemsadtn *-ll «»jrail c'tsto of said that it would be so (Math, x, 17), and they cousin district, John W. Babcock, Rep.; min ir Mtn said petit Im described. were walking in his footsteps. Ponder Thareu’vn it i* oe»l*re I. ttuU Tu**dy.. the Twelfth Indiana, A. J. Yon, Rep., Fourth l«b 4 sy of August. A. D. 1 Art.at teu o’clock tn the Nebraska, W. M. Dock, Ind.; Sixth Ne­ Live Stock: Cattle-Trading active and flrin I Pet. U, 19. 90; iv, 1»-J6, and may tbe fonwnyjn. be artlg.led fsr too hearing of »sJd for all grades. and choice native* sold st an ad- spirit cause us to esteem It a great honor braska, James Whitebead, Hep. potlilo-i and that tne he'r* at law of «tid de VKHM. ik . ____ . . . to suffer for the truth. i..~u... »n an.- ,-r-o ’’'J Mr and Mrs. Borden, an aged couple, 41. 42. " Rejoicing that they were counted edate . arn require I to ap «e ir at a -wsaloa of were mysteriously murdered at Fall sridCKlrt.tlteulob'UUj In at Ute Fronyr " orthv to suffer shame for His name, they River, Maas., a week ago. Lixxie Borden, offiW. I* the CKyof llh7 ‘L1SL one of tbc daughters, has been arrested | Christ.” Scoorged and bleeding backs, full charged with the murder. of.vP*ln physically, full ot Joy Inwardly. K0JOXB1 per 10J lbs; lambs. U®*410 P« \\ hat a glorious reality is Jesus, who can The Canadian fisheries department has MoTb^M<rk,t l°**r: U” ! enable men to take auch treatment, not , received advices to the effect that the only without resentment, but even joy­ i Dandruff. Detroit. mackerel catch of tho New England fish­ ! faUyII Cor. xil. 10, How much of ing ficef'to date is" 22,000 barrels, as against brner printed and circulated in said county « DudUrnUi «»»» Uus Spirit have we? How mnch can we 11,000 barrels last year. bear cbeertallr for His sake! How much Ao»tync« of Mow*"* Bepteinbsr. weeks previous to said day "C b—riMI7?t~*abr.r> Na 1 ' do we decire Hta power to rest upon us! Tho Innal copper mine in Akltaksn, J* Daxt«l8tbikxs. ““•’MSSRSL m nan. was inundated July 14 by a sudden Uare -Ko. j His grace is euffleient. Let ua be loyal to Attorney in penoa- Just the thin^. Oh howchea^ f arje size, Low |>rice. You want it. CURE SICK HEAD TRY IT. Ask tor be may not recover. Justioi A. J. Storey, aged 68, was killed by a runaway horse at Rockford, Ills. Edward de Cobain, who was expelled from the British house ot commons under scandalous charges, is conducting a re­ vival meeting In New York. The treasure train from San Francisco has arrived in New York. Herr Ernest Ludwig Herrfurth, Prus­ sian minister of tho interior, has re­ it, ACHE RIGHTNOW PLUQ. EWING*. OBACCO is the }3 ESr(£[EWING When you want a FRESH LUNCH,:-: 'Tobacco eVer offered Tor ff\e money-. Go to the CITY BAKERY. Fine line of creams and fresh confectionery. fARQEpLUG A. E. RENKES. BUSINESS CARDS. • Vnur dealer h&art J . i)Ro's.]L ouiwflh. B ;To Advertisers C Jf you wish to advertise H If you instruct u* P If you wish “ ,ap advertisement For preparing advertisement*, S If you wapt to learn P L SEvssurarau KIRK’S D IAM0N OAF Hultkfil, Agnuble, Clmtlng. SY SMP. Bot for Gsnsral Household.U isi an,ra xns £ �I'l i: Supplement to this Paper. ™pl6nt„d nemberi vf t|w| ----------------------V 1 F£^S=as=SSS3lS PREMIUM LIST whatever. 4» Of :he Fort eth Annual Fair of the Bai--, ry County Agrlculf .ral Society to ue Held at Hastings, Mich.. Tuesday, Wednesday. Thuradayr and Friday, .-..ptember 27.28, 2 J and 30, 1802 pri-tKi OFFICERS FO:t 1892. A*.\ Pennock. Hickory Corners, b-nt - . John Fleming, Carlton. 31. H. Bvkton, Hastings. - , - Gvr Manning. Baltimore. - Robert Billingxly. Irving. ■ Gilbert Striker -necials - John H. Dennis Hibbard Offley - Lorenzo Mudge ■ • Afton Smith • L. A. McIntyre • • John Strausbaugh A. U. Towne George Robinson \ rgeta J Work Ora Chaffee - F. D. Soules ■.•in. ahoiiid make their entries and r membershipriickets before the • : k • fair. Tho secretary will be at oitiee in the court house, for two .-tie.of .Sundays, before the fair. .-.■.■I', of each day. of the fair, will .r.<i by the committee and announced v- and by |MMter8 Upon the fair If ry day after Tuesday will have f. ature?. t<> wlrich the public - ' • . ‘ society m any manner ,lu Pre”>tamr in or fraud has been . 8 3 2 2 00 00 00 00 1 1 1 1 Best two ewes 2 years old or 50 over.......................... . 3 00 50 Best two ewes 1 year old or 00 over. . . . 2 00 00 Best ewe lambs two or more 2 00 . LONG WOOLS Span, four yean old or over. 4 00 Three-year-olds............................ 4 00 Two-year-olds................................ 3 00 CLASS 22. LINCOLN. . 2 00 2 00 Best buck 2 years old or over|3 00 1 50 “ 1 year “ 2 00 CLASS 2—ROADSTERS NOT REGISTERED. * iambs . 2 00 Horses in this class should have fair size, a Best two ewes 2 years old or older..... ........................ 3 00 nne form, extra style and action, and marks Best two ewes 1 year or older 2 00 of endurance. Classification and premium same as class 1. Best ewe lambs two or more 2 00 STALLIONS. Four years old or over Three-year-olds Two-year-olds... wiH for here . Associariih M?»5IAb> th:e ru re“ qf the National Yearlings . Suckling^colts.. Castleton, Norman Lathan. Bal<Try Rogers, Carlton. Frank u-r, Yankee Springs. John Mgei H. Dennis. City. l,EnfNTKNDENTS. GELDINGS. ----- r years old ... Three-year-olds... Two-year-olds. . °r expel honu^rT’ w sn<* 9tabIe» suspenu Yearlings................... track .,f the mk-tr ownm rri,n> tbe marks. Four years old or over... . 4 * Three-year-olds.. 3 Two-year-olds . 2 ‘b*- h»M« ot the Sfi; 2 or ■y,re nf iu *“<•» «t »r Yearlings........... . 2 Suckling colts......................... 2 Brood animal, colt at side „ 5 trance money therein refunded. . Note—Quality of brood inar<* by her colt. ORDER OF EXERCISES. a b“’k‘ *"■ Pl“vd <5 4 3 2 2 ,o 00 00 00 00 00 2 1 1 1 i 50 1 00 1 00 1 50 1 00 1 00 1 50 1 00 1 00 It class 23. LEICESTER. , , , CLASS 24’ COTSWOLD.. CLASS IS. SOVTHDOWN. CT ASS 28. OXFORDDOWN. " ‘ CLASS 27. SHROPSIUREDOWN. 00 ' 60 The same premiums will be given in class 00 00 23, 24 25, 26 and 27, as are offered In classes 21 and 22. OLAHS 28. FIXE WOOL GRADES. 00 2 00 ' . $1 50 00 1 50 Jiest two ewes 00 “ ewe Iambs. , 1 50 1 00 00 1 00 CLASH 29. LCNG WOOL. GRADER. 00 1 00 Best two ewes ........................... I so w 00 2 50 “ ewe lambs 1 50 to lx* judged: • CLASH 80. n I ipt b 75 75 MIDDLE WOOL. Best two ewes . . •* ewe lambs . . 1 50 1 50 Horses in this class should show good enIirin?LHy ‘’f t^/air will be occupied in muscular development, good size and style for ex Suh d ar?’,K”’R stock *’“» articles with a good walk, and useful for heavy draft division n. on or S V ,‘i M,,<l H • entrit*’ «»wt lx* made purposes. Over-growth will not be consider­ on or before the evening of said day. , ed as a test of merit, but should weigh at SWINE. No adqjiHsion will be charged on - this day. least 1JW pounds. - Supt.—L. A. McIntyre. utvmVu'm." ,H! SSI”1 “ ,llrf>‘'tun' <4 all Judge—James Springer. • WEDNESDAY. Classification and premiums same as class 1. premiums awarded. 10:30 a. in., sport No. 1. CLAES 31.—POLAND CHINA. Ju' n '11*'-r l’ '"loxicating liquor, CLAM 5—CLYDESDALE AND ENGLISH DRAFT ■nil be ally wed <)n t}w. ground, during the hltttfon1” Rrand ‘■aval,,ati‘•of *H <m •*«Best boar 1 year old or overM 00 HOHHXH REGISTERED. “ sow with litter of five pigs 4 00 Classification and premiums same as class 3. ra-> walking matcii in front or grand 2fl. Each fair shall pay it* own exi>enrea “ pen of not less than five CLASS 6—NORMAN, PERCHKEON AND OTHER and premium,. The npenae* of preparing pigs, not over six mos. old 4 00 tor and eonduet.ng th,, fair, shall lirst lie paid and*7 FRENCH DRAFT HORSES, REGISTERED. ’ raC‘* 1 followed by race No. 2 CLASH 32. BERKSHiaE. then it the proereSa ot the fair, are audieient Classification and premium same as class 3. <!I VHH 33. CHESTER WHITE. the premium, .hall tx- paid in full, otherwlre CLASS 7—CLEVELAND BAYS, REGISTERED. 75 75 2S. rerstins fraudulently enterinc on th» fair grounds will be arresJd and fln^i" .. Pr, D>i“ni« .hall be paid, as th. proavda of the fair will allow. mts*'’' ....*i ^ll• !":• il,ml nt lOn’clwk. 6 OtllfWt-tl oj ladir.s driving. 1:30 p. in., race No. 8. 3:30 p. m.. tug of,war followeti by sport No. Classification and premium same ns class 3. CLASS 8—FRENCH COACH, REGISTERED. Classification and premium same as class 3. IXSTItircTIONS TO Jl-IIOES 1. Each viewing committn' will procure a CLASS 9—CARRIAGE IIORHEh. . emnmittee l»ok with Instruction., from th., Horses in this class must be of good size, superintendent before entering upon the dlrweight not less then 1.000 pounds, be well > ■ aid carefully read the premcharge of their duties. 10:30 a. in., special sports and amusements.! formed nnd possess good style nnd action. -uh-.and then if indoubt as to 2. A premium will not be awarded when see daily program. ' Speed not specially required. - . of those whose-duty it is the animal or article is nor worthy, though 1:30 p m.. don bit* team trot. Sport No. 4 Teams should be well matched in size, there be no competition. followed by free-for-all. No. 5 and No fl style, color, temper and action. The animals . -!.>n superintendents will please 3. When articles of merit, superior in their may lx- of different sex. Intelligence, docili­ fair grounds Thesday morning character and which are not provided for in ty and readiness of control by rein or word . ■ s o'clock to take charge of their PREMIUM LIST. the premium list, are entered, the judges are will be considered. Stallions not allowed to desired to recommend discretionary prem­ compete. RACES. iums. if they so desire. Carriage team $4 00 $2 00 Superintendent—Gilbert Striker. Carriage animal I. Articles entered and maj-ked as foreign . 3 00 1 50 Judges—Ira McAllister. W. S. Benham. : ।-k •- :’<*r nu-nilx-rship will be sold for shall not compete with those of domestic - • «-nti(h* the owner, .his wife manufacture, but may lx* copsidered worthy No. 1. -Two-year-old srake race, trot or Draft stallion to stfiow five ■; ■:. • r iti: tubers of the family unt|j*r 21 to be rectimnivded to notice.' pat^—Entry |5.(Xi added money <30 Xot less cults of any age 15 00 i ■ . admission to the fair grounds .5. Viewing committers are required fo 'than three to start ; best 2 in 3 one-half mile Roadster stallion,other than t • «*ii" days <>f the fair and to enter make their re|x>rts at 4 o’clock p. rn. of the Iheats. I st,-50 per cent; 2d. 30 per cent; 3d. 20 draft, to show five colts of J premium. third day of the fair, if possible. per cent. any nge 5 00 1 will be sold for 25 cents. 6. Judges of horses and cattle will plvH-e ,No. 2. Three-yea^-oldcolts,purse <100, trot *ir '■.« r 8 and under 12 years of age, have the ribbons or cards tied upon the 1or pace, best 3 in 5, mile heats. 1st. 450: 2d. General purpose stallion,oth­ er than draft to show five animals before sending them from rhe ring. ><35; 3d. 415; 4th. |K). colts of any age .. 5 00 !■• iHii-.ia! meeting of the society, will 7. The awarding.committee will designate No. 3. Three minute\dass, trot or pace, • ■ !■.<■ i-ourt house iu tbe city of the awards of premiums by ribbons or cards purge 4150; best 3 in 5 mile heats. 1st, 475: 3d. •.ut tin* fourth Tm»day in December as follows: First premium, blue; second, 440 ; 3d. 4-20; Ith. $13. l premiums not called for by the red; discretionary, yellow. Badges can lx* No. 4. Ihmble t»*am triit race, best 2 in 3 CATTLE. i I >.-evmber. will be forfeited to the. secured at the secretary's office. imile heats. Purse <50: 1st. $25; 2d. $15; 3d, Supt.—Lorenzo Mudge. 8. Superintendents are strictly forbidden 1$10: _ Judge—Charles Harper. ■ Ml itors of premiums and officers to convey any information, ih reference to No. 5. Free fur all, trotting or pacing; Bulls more than a year old must be secur...... • .; • r—idents of Barry .county and urem- ownership of animals or articles on exhibition |purse $300, 1st. $150;i2d, $75; 2d. $75; 3d. $40 ; vd by a ring in the nose or otherwise* to the in their several departments, and no inter- -4 th, $35. ■ ! ’ r r-« - • may be made by mail,my ad- ested party shhll, pass judgment on property 'No. 6. Mixed race, walk one-half mile, satisfaction of the superintendent, or they, will nut be* permitted to remain 'on the • . - cretnry at any time before that he or his family exhibits. Itrot one-half mile, go-as-you-please one-half grounds. ■ ■ i : n - IhmAs will be open for personal 9. Exhibitors of thoroughbred stock shall 'mile; purse $40. Int. $20; 3d. $0; 4th, <1. AH three year old heifers in the several • * -i -. excluding Sunday, before the furnish a certificate issnvd by and under the No. (. Farmers race, trot or pace; purse 'classes, except fat cattle, must have Ixsni a ■ : fair, at the office of the secre- seal of the society where the same is regis- ($40. 1st. $20 ; 2d, $10; Bd, $6 ; 4th. $4. caif previous to tbe exhibition. ;< >:u-. and all anijhais or articles tered, which shall,settle all questions as re­ Horses owned by fanners, of any age and Im all classes of thoroughbred cattle only । / - • \hil ition. must lx* filtered on gards breeding. inever having started fur money, are eligible. those of approved pedigree will Lx* allowed to - ! r-t 'lay. when the Ixxiks of the 10. Judges will receive full instructions 1By farmers, is underikcod a person who lives compete. AH such animals will be consider­ ■ ■' ■ i. ■ -l.i-M-d No deviation lr<>m friun the su|M*riirtendents of the section in <on End operates a farm with no other place ed (xiual as to pedigree, no one strain of pure |-.n: I., made. which they are io serve as to the time and 'of residence pr occupation. Entries for this bhxxl having preference over another. krace closes the night previous to the race. ■■ ' wul lx* furnished with numbers place of their work, and to him they will aje li CLASS 11. SHORT HORNS. >' i ’(iv secretary’s office, which ply in all cases o( doubt and dilheufty. No. 8. Gentlemen’s driving race; purse ■ ■ •‘l.near the animals or articles II. Judges are especially requested to do i$40, 1st, $20; 2d, <10; 3d. $6; 4th.>L . , • nui-i.s. ■ '■ :ii.-it the judges will have no full and ampfo justice (impartial) both to the Stallions and horses entered in any other Three year olds and over . 5 00 2 50 ' : • ■ limlitig them. * 4 are barred. Raci*s 7 and 8 are intended Two year olds exhibitor and the society, observing that it is race ' 4 00 2 00 ■ • .-a will lx* careful to have their not tlie purpose uf the society to encourage Ifor‘•green" horses owned in the county that Yearlings . . 2 00 1 00 . '»--i t-.il animals arranged in their|.unincritopoMis ........................ exhibitions in any case, but to — Ihave never started for money. Calves ............................ . 2 00 1 00 ' i ■ ason. otlwrwise they may do, full and ample justice to worthy exhibNo. Running race ; purse $100. best 2 in 3 Best stock animal and four of i'in- viewing committee. | one mile heats. 1*(. $50: 2d. $25; 3d, <15.4th. his get. . . Diploma • ' . pri-.;!■• <ir animal taking first prem12. Judges will permit no person to inter­ $10. One copy of American Agriculturist T»*n |XT cent entrance fee in all classes ex­ - 1 - 1 -hall if considered worthy fere while at their work. Competitors inter­ • COWS AND HKIFEKH. I . '-it. be allowed a diploma, and fering with the judges will forfeit their rights cept the stake rave. Five to enter and threi* 4 OU 2 00 1 •' : i- 'I V'-ar after receiving said prem- to a premium. to start, or pro rata. Competition open to Four year olds and over Three year olds 8 00 ‘ :l>'' e.k’ain be entitled to compete for 13. .When the opinion of the superinten­ all except in classes 1,.6. 7 and 8. Two vear olds 1 00 2 00 Horses distancing the field are entitled to iali; |tT> :ni i|;n. dent of a department, the judges by inadvert­ Yearling . 2 00 1 00 .•’ • ''i for articles offered for exhi- ence or from other cause shall award prem­ first money only. Hay and straw free to all horses entered in Sweepstakes, 1 male and _ • ' - • "• boua tide property of the ex- iums to unworthy articles,, or animal, the females ......................... . Diploma. • pt o i«kd that any firm or company superintendent shall so mark on the 4th class races. One copy of American Agriculturist as such may enter company or awarding books, and thenaymmit of such CLASS 11#—DEVONS. SPORTS AND SPECIALS projv-r:-. ill firm name. premiums shall be withhela until the ques­ Classifications and premiums same as^class Superintendent—Joljp H. Dennis. ■ •n.itmf.K-tured articles must have tion of merit shall be determined by the tirvn Judges—W. Blackman. Frank Sylvester. ■(■ .taetured in the county, by the ex­ board. » ' f iKitle them to a premium. 14. AH judges appointed by the society for CLASS 12—GALLOWAYS. Sport No. 1. Footrace for boys under II I -T-imi articles intended for exhibi- the annual exhibition are requested to report years of age; 20 rods, 1st, $3; 2d. <2; 3d $1. Classifications and premiums same, ns class ’;l ' marked as such and shall not to the secretary at 10 o'clock on the second Sport No. 2. Foot rare for Ixiys under 15 11. ith these of domestic manufacture. day of the fair. years of age; 30 rods. 1st. $3; 2d, $2; 3d fl. CLASS 13—JERSEYS AND ALDNEYS. ' ' :mlmals er stock entered for com­ Sport No. 3. Free-for-all foot race; 40 rods. Classification and premiums same as class be taken from the grounds until THE STANDARD OF ADMISSSION TO 1st. 13; 2d. 12; 3d. fl. ■ ;i>(- op the last day of the fair, exREGISTRATION. Sport No. 4. Ladies driving, not. less than ;• . ••.'iiiission of the President ; and no three to compete. 1st. $3; 2u. |2; 3d, fl. ! "it! be paid on animals or articles ESTARL18HED RY THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Sport No. 5. Tug of war, $5 Contestants ■Classification and premiums same as class rrni ’i violation of this rule. to weigh not over 180P»J Each team to con­ 11. OF TROTTING IIORHE BREEDER^. I ■' I .:<-rs of horses will take notice In order to define what constitutes a trot- sist of five each from'one township or city. Sport No. 6. Walking match; distance 3 -•i-:: pili be raised in the center of the ting-bred horse and to establish a breed of Classification and premiums same as class '• ■ -npiitig the class of horses desired trotters on a more intelligent basis, the fol­ miles; purse <20: entrance fef $1; five tn 11. L»r | ’ aii-.ii. when all horses of that class lowing rules are adopted to control admission enter. 1st. $10; 2d. <5; 3d. f3; 4th. $2. CLASS 10^-AYEHHHIRKH. . • ' r *.iuln into the ring, and there re- to the records of peaigree. When an animal (Other spurts nnd amusements announced later.) ma* u! the judges have decided upon meets the requirements of admission and is Classification and premiums same as class thrir duly registered, it shall be accepted ns a 11. DIVISION A. • ; meals will be permitted'to com- standard trotting animal. CLASS 17—HEREFORD*. The standard breed trotting horse defined •. . '■ '■:(han one class in the list,except HORSES Classification and premiums same as ।class n:a: .n i,.a\ competing in pairs may also • (new standard), as established by the N A. Superintendent—1 libbard OiHey. 11. ‘ ff,,r carriage or draft; also of T.-Horse Breeders, December 14, 188«, and Judges—General purpose, Philip Maurer; CLASS 18—GRADE COWS AND HE1FKRS. n,ay a’ao compete in came in force January roadsters, David Matteson; draft, John Lee. 1st. Any stallion that has himself a record Four year olds and over............$3 00 1 50 ,, owned within the county. 1. Horse’s age will be reckoned from the ........................2 00 1 00 ir'i’' ‘i 'l“‘cial trotting class, are not of two minutes and thirty seconds, (2:30) or first day of January in: the year tn which It Three year olds 1 00 Two year olds.....................................2 (X) u’.. competing in the regular list. better; provided any of his get has a record was foaled. - 00 1(00 H . . !>.:retionary premium will be of 2:35 or Better; or, provided his sire or his 2. Horses entered single must tie shown Yearlings pa.a n, - , jiprovi-d by the executive commit- ।dam is already a standard animal. single and, except stallions, in harness, when Calf........................................................... 2 00 ■2d. Any mare or gelding that has a record three years old and over, except that in class­ re. and they may modify qr refuse to pay • »n;. a, ,|„,y de,.m p;op„ of 2:80 or better. . es 1,4,5 and 0, they may be shown in harness AH fat animals must be owned and fatten* 3d. Any horse that is the sire of two ani­ or not in the discretion of the judges. ..-I . /"‘i'ld feed (except grain) will beproed by the exhibitor. • t 1 *<.r without fail, free of charge, mals with a record of 2:30 or better. 3. Identity of color is not indispensable in Cow....................................................43 00 1 50 4th. Any horse that is the sire of one ’'’I'11-’1 "ilar pains will be taken that, in this matched teams, but both animals must be Steer three years old and over 3 00 1 50 plaint ll, Ct j iert‘ rf*,a^ ^>e 1,0 cause for com­ animal witli a record of 2:30 or better; pro­ owned by the same person or firm. No team Steer, two years old.......... 1 00 2 00 vided he has either of the additional qualifi- matched for the occasion merely will be eligi­ Yearling................... ->.................. 2 00 1 00 forctf will be kept on duty ।catious: (1) A record himself of 2:35 or bet­ Calf....................................................... 2 00 1 00 ble in any class. , , nr. 11 . the animals and other ter: (2) Is the sire of two animal* with a 4. Horses exhibited in roadster classes CLASS 20—OXEN AND STEERS. tH1 r? v' "H1 may be left on the grounds. record of 3:35 or better; (3) Has a sire or dam shall be shown without boots or toe weights. In judging oxen and steers particular regard few! r r lMiri,ons using the stalls, sheds or that is already a standard animal. CLASS L— HORSES FOB GENERAL PURPOSES. will be had to their good training and ready Sth. Any mare that has produced an aik for any animal not actuHorses in this class should have good action obedience, hardiness, action. dix:ility and I1 " . for P^mium. shall be charged ianimal with a record of 2:30 or better. flth. The progeny of a standard horse when walk and style, rand be useful to carriage, power, as well as their close matching,beauty i- \\'rr ,by for »«ch animal. wagon or plow. They should not be less and feeding qualities. driv.. r ’ t' *,na are strictly forbidden to iout of a standard mare. than 1514 hands high, and weigh not lew Pair work oxen, 4 years old durir!an‘:7^'-a wa,k withi" the ground* 7th. The female progeny qf a and over........................................ 44 00 2 00 "i/aV cxwPt in the horse ring^and 'horse when out of a mare by a standard horse. than 1.150 pounds, nor more than Im­ Pair steers, 3 yearsold.......... 3 00 1 50 8th. The female progeny of a standard pounds. same «?: “ ‘ VI”0-* are required to move in the STALLIONS. 1 00 Pair steers, 2 yearsold 2 00 xrmin.j re< ,ilt,"i’ kevPin8 the center of the ihorse when out uf a mare whose dam is a 1 00 $2 50 Pair calves................................................. 200 Four years, old over..................... $5 00 •■nth'* left. , Anj^mare that has a record of 2:» or Three-year-olds................................ 4 00 2 00 uf 11 ''JPJ’rmtendent shall take charge 1 50 Two-year-olds................................. 3 00 DIVISION' c. or JI! r.P*rt>a>lar division, see that all »U>ck 1 00 Yearlings........................... 2 00 cummk, ar P^P^rly placed, the viewing animal. ______ 1 00 Buckling colts..................................... 2 00 SHEEP. •*adui2w w,th it* proper book, BPBED REGULATIONS. SUpt.—Afton Smith. u prop,rlJ ,i»ned derAHexclurive trials of speed in thia class will be un­ 19 Tuned ■ th® secretary. ♦1 50 SStkii of th* society and Fourjears old....................... $3 00 1 50 3 00 CLAIM 21. THOBOCGHBEED MERINO. IlJo ‘“Pprihtendent* shall each receive . Three-year-olds................... •»Trou^5,’ r ""b d*y the f,ir; *hal1 1 1 00 Best buck 2 years old or over$3 00 l‘Ter?> “ Two-year-olds....................... .. 2 00 I 00 2 00 Yearlingi 1 “ “ 2 00 1 00 . 2 09 Buckling colt*.. ............ .. lamb*............................. 2 00 “ 2 90 400 Brood animal, aolt at wde per d»j without board, for houoral te CLASH 34. 2 00 2 00 ' Il 2 00 SUFFOLK, YORKSHIRE OR CHESHIRE. CLASS 35. ESSEX. N. B. The same premiums will be given in classes 32. 33.34 and 35, ns are offered in class 31. . division k. r POULTRY. Hu pt.—John Straushaugh.Judge—C. M. Putnan. ‘ CLASH 36. FOWLS. The judging in this class to Im? done ac­ cording to the American Standard of ex­ cellence (latest edition). ’No first premium shall be awarded where the bird will not fairly fill 90 points in the scale of 100. On ac­ count of the early season for fowls, the judge may make a fair allowance for condition of fowls and weight of chicks. Stuck must be entered in the name of the actual owner. All entries must be made in pairs orbreed­ ing pens. Breeding pen to consist of one cock nnd four hens, and must- Im* arranged by the exhibitor before the scoring begins. Premiums will Im* given for breeding pens of each vnrieUr of birds, but all varieties of Tx*ghorns4vill compete with one another, and the same for cochins, hamburgs, etc. En­ tries for breeding pens cannot'compete in pairs. Pairs cannot compete in breeding pens. Poultry showing any symptoms of disease, will be excluded from exhibition. BREEDING PENS. 1st premiums. $1, 2d. 50 cents. 1st premium. 50e. 2d, 25c. Bramah fowls: Light. Dark. Codhin fowls: White. Black.Buff.Partridge. Wyandotte fowls: Silver Laced,Gold-Laced ■White. , . , Wymouth Rocks: Barred, White. Leghorn.fowls: Black, Brown, Dominquez. White. V Hamburg fowls: fowls: Black Spangled, Span^___ , White. .. Java fowls: Black, Mottled. Polish fowls: Boarded Golden. Silver. White. Black. Game fowls: Black, White, Brown. Dorking fowls: Colored, Silver White. Miscellaneous, fowls: Andalusians. ______ Hnudans. Langshans, Black Spanish. Silkies, Sultans, Red Caps. Guinea. Pea Fowls. Bantam Fowls: B. B. Red Game, G< Iden Seabright. Japanese, Pekin or Cochin. clash 37. imjckm. 1st premium; 50c, 2d, 25. Aylesbury. Rouen; Colored Muscovy, Call Gray. Cayuga, Crested White, White Mus­ covy. Call White, Pekin. Black East India. ’ 1st premium $1 00 3d, 50. Black. Bronze. Slate. White. PETS. Cage of Tamed Birds White Silk-haired Rabbits Black Silk-haired Rabbits Blue Rabbits.................... Common Rabbits Lop-eared Rabbits Guinea Pigs............................ Pair Ferrets....................... Rutiled Chicks.. ................... Display of Pigeons.............. Bat ................ .’ . .. Coon............................................ Chinese Rat 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 DIVISION FRUIT. Hunt.—S.C. Towne. Judge—Frank Sutherland. CLASS 40. Al'FLES. Must have lieen l»een grown by exhibitor, exhibitor. Each variety iriety to be named and labelled laoelled and placed upon plates. Three of each variety required unless otherwise specified. 15 varieties winter.............. $2 00 $1 00 10 varieties winter. . 1 50 70 5 varieties winter . 1 00 3 varieties winter................... 75 40 5 varieties autufnn. . 1 00 50 3 varieties autumn . . 75 40 single plates. (5 specimens) One premium 50 cents. Si mmer varieties: Best Early Harvest, Primate. Sweet Bough, Red Astrachan, Early Strawberry, Duchess of Olden berg. ' Aitti-mn varieties: Best Maiden’s Blush, Lowell, Porter, Hawfoy, Fall Pippen, Pearrnain, Chenango Strawberry, Pound .Sweet, Twenty Ounce Apple. Winter Variety: Best Jonathan. Pecks Pleasant, Red Canada, Wagner. Northern Spy, King of Tompkins County, Yellow Bellfiower, .'Esopus Spitzeriburg, R. I. Greening, Baldwin. Golden Russet, Box Ruseet. West­ field Reek-no-further, Tai man Sweet. Bailey Sweet, Ladles Sweet, Ben Davis. Hubbardson None-such, Limber Twig, Belmont, Rambo, Best Golden Pippin. Swaar, Pennock, Snow, Raule Jennette. Grimes Golden, Black De­ troit, Steele Red.Engii*h Black^treak. Black Gilllffowers, Romania. Newton Hppin, Michigan Beauty. ShiawsM Beaaty. w >■ �^5 Single Pleasure Sleigh Sample Carriage Trimming.. Greatest variety Two varieties winter Two varieties autumn 82 00 50 50 1 00 GOODS. . 81 00 “ 25 Double Farm Hamess Double Carriage Harness Single Hamesi (-heavy) HINGLX FI.ATES. •Single Harness (light) (One premium, 50 cents.) Bridle and Martingale Bart let, Buerre de Anjou, Flemish Beauty. Halter ’ . Shekel, Clapp, Doyenne, Buffmark, Dtich s de Sewed Boots. . Anjou, Louis bon de J’y, Sheldon. V icar of. Wakefield. CLASS 42, PEACHES, Ladies Shoes (Five of each variety required.) Gents’Slippers . 25 Collection Boots ana Shoes Two varieties 50 Gents' Fur Gloves . One variety "J’. Any named variety not exceeding three Gent’s Fur Mittens . Gents’ Leather Gloves premiums, 25 cents each. Gents’ Leather Mittens. 1 00 1 00 75 50 50 so 50 50 50 1 00 30 60 50 50 Woolen mittcr.8 by lady over 70 50 . Silk (itaekings I Fancy silk mittens I Fancy woolen mittens i Woolen knit lace Cottou knit lace. 40 Linen knit lace 40 Skirt knit r 26 Purse g—,f Beat pair cotton hose. ! Bert pair wool hose. . I Bert pair gent’s wool socks S i Best pair gent’s cotton socks ~ 1 Best i>air infant’s cotton socks Best ladies' vest 50 Best child's vest 25 Best ladies’ shawl. 25 Best child's sacque Best knitted afgnan 25 MISCELLANEOUS. CLASS 51. IRON WORKS, MISCELLANEOUS. (Three bunches of each variety required.) Sample Casting. 75 50 Five varieties. 81 00 " 75 10 Sample Turning Three varieties 75 Sample Forging . . 75 SINGLE PLATES. Pair Hand Made Horse Shoes 75 (One premium, 25 cents.) Ornamental Hitching Post. 1‘ 00 Concord, Agateam, Brighton, Hartford, Plant Vase Niagara, Delaware, Martha. Dlnna, Moore CLASS 52. FOREIGN.MANUFACTURE. (early), Pockiiigton. 2 For Best Display .. . 4 00 Any other variety not exceeding three premiums. FLORAL HALL. 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 60 50 50 60 50 50 50 50 25 25 : mmrideration » I pj.t ...d X I Wall banner mirror frame. in uie ot the 25 Flowers Flo**”:1 , 2 ! Single p-WniM I P.m.la.rinmi . Everlastings Basket plants Geraniums in pots Cut geranium 25 Boouet by one exhibitor 23 Cut dowers artistically arranged 23 Roses. • 25 Dahlias Begonias in pots. Canna........ • • • Cactus .... Tuberose. Asters Smllav • Giadidli,.............. „ 25 Phlox drummondi 25 Pinks Verbenias 25 Balsams. Double petunias. 23 60 40 Fancy wall pocket. 50 40 Whisk-broom holder 50 40 Scrap basket. 50 ■ 40 Pin cushion 50 60 Home-make point lace . 60 40 Home-made Honiton face . 50 Toilet set, including splasher 50 Sachet bag 00 Handkerchief case 50 50 Glove case '25 50 Oight-dress case CLASS 44. MISCELLANEOUS. 50 Cravat case 25 50 Peck Siberian Crab Apples DIVISION I. ■ 50 Party bag 50 60 Peck Cranberries Superintendent—F. D. Soules. Slumber roll 25 50 Quinces (plate of five). 60 Assistant Superintendent—Mrs. Clement Music case 75 I (X) 25 Best collection of plums Antique lace .. .. 60 Smith. 20 30 25 Largest Apple . r . . 60 Judge—Mn*. Daniel Striker. Silk lamp shade 20 30 Largest Peach W Bangle board. . Articles entered for display will not be en ­ 20 30 25 Largest Pear 60 Balsam pillow tered for other premiums. ’ 20 30 Largest Bunch of Grapes . • 60 In this department the sub-headings placed Lamp mat 20 30 Largest Squash 25 ' . . 50 over the groups of premiums offered, indicate Mantel scarf 30 Largest Watermelon . 25 50 Photograph case. the class of work required, to compete for 20 30 Largest Pumpkin 25 60 Button bag. 10 them. That is, under knitting will be found Largest Tomato 25 60 several premiums offered upon different items Hair-pin cushion 20 30 Largest Sunflower 60 Fancy rug 20 of knit work. 30 Largest Ear of Corn 60 Fancy book mark.. Observe that.the quality of the work is 20 *0 largest Cabbage 25 60 , always to be considered before the quality of Fancy calendar 50 tbe material upon which it is placed—that is, Fancy tidy DIVISION O. 60 good work on poor, or common materials Collection of rick-rack. 50 • ' will excel poor or common work on rich ma­ Crib quilt GRAIN AND VEGETABLES. 50 25 Silk comforter terials. Superintendent—George Robinson. ’ 25 60 No article purchased in a store, made in a Cutton comforter. 25 Judge—A. G. Kent. 60 factory, or out of the family of the exhibitor. Worsted comforter. Half dozen napkins, embroidered class 45. can compete in this department 25 50 initials. 25 , 50 Best bushel, white dent corn, SOLID EMBBOIDERY IN DRESDEN DESIGN. 25 60 Best embroidered slippers jj bushel yellow dent corn 25 50 50 25 Best hand made handiiershief Table centre piece . 25 50 50 J*, bushel flint corn 35 Best embroidered night, dress 50 Sideboard 25 50 50 25 bushel pop corn 25 Best embroidered chemise. 50 Dresser cover 50 . 50 25 bushel white oats50 25 Best embroidered infant’s dress Lunch cloth 25 50 25 50 bushel black oats 50 Tray cloth • 25 50 Beat embroidered infant's skirt 50 , bushel winter rye 50 Cake DoyHv 25 Best patch work bed quilt in cottonI 50 25 50 hj bushel spring rye 50 25 Best patch work bed quilt in wool Set of finger-bowl doylies 25 50 60 1 00 bushel barley 50 Toilet set 50 Best silk quilt 11 00 1 00 50 «.t bushel buckwheat 50 25 Best darned lace bed spread. Pin tray 10 1 Q0 50 bushel white beans • 50 Comb and brush tray 25 50 Best darned lace pillow shams. I 00 60 ' S bushel timothy seed 25 Half dozen handkerchiefs,embroid­ 50 Infant's pillow 60 J* bushel red clover seed 1*1X1 25 ABT LISIN THREAD EMBROIDERY^ 50 ered initials. 25 50 3 stalks of celery 50 25 50 Tody’s dressing sacque 1 00 25 Bed spread 50 3 heads of cauliflower 50 Infant’s wardrobe 50 Table cover 50 3 watermelons Finest display uf fancy work made 50 50 25 Table, centre piece • 3 muskmelons 50 25 on sewing machine. 25 Side board cover 50 60 2 pumpkins, true main’th 25 25 Dresser cover 50 25 50 2 pumpkins, grey boulpng* 25 Lunch cloth 50 50 2 pumpkins, common DIVISIUN J. 25 Tray cloth 25 50 50 2 nubbard squash ,­ 50 50 2 mammoth Chili squash 35 Cake doylie 25 Assistant Supt.—Mrs. Miner Mead. 50 25 Set finger-bowl doylies 50 six long blood beets 25 Judge—Mrs. Minnie Greble. 50 25 Toilet set, including splasher 50 25 6 turnip beets.. rrciiiNG UN 8ILK 25 Easel throw 26 50 50 a sugar beers 50 25 Laundry bag b mangle wurtzels .. 50 60 Bed spread 6 parsnips . ,<50 25 Pair portierres 50 50 Pian<» cover . 36 Sofa cushion ’ 8 carrots . / 60 50 25 Table cover 50 50 25 6 tomatoes . . 60 Table centre piece . . 23 50 6 white turnips . . . 60 Lunch cloth. . 50 26 Side board cover • 8 yellow turnips . 50 25 50 Dresser cover . 60 Pair of towels 25 50 8 rutabagas Lunch cover 50 Set of six finger-bowl doylies 50 50 6 white peppers v Tray cover . 50 25 60 Tray cloth ' 6 red peppers 50 50 50 . 25 Cake Doylie 25 Table centre piece 50 6 suaimer radish 50 25 Set of finger bowl doylies Sideboard cover 50 50 8 winter radish.. . . Toilet set, including splasher . 50 00 50 25 Easel throw 3 citrons . . . Easel throw . 50 50 Home made handkerchief. 25 50 3 drumhead cabbage 25 Pair of pillow shams . 60 CROCHET WORK. 25 50 3 conehead cabbage Night dress case 50 50 25 Pair of slippers 3 colored cabbage W) 25 Laundry bag 00 . peck of onions, red . . 25 Infant’s silk cap. 50 25 Party bag 50 . 80 50 peck of onions, white 25 Infant’s wool cap .. 50 25 Hot-corn bag . 50. peck of onions, yellow * 50 Infant's sacque 50 SILK EMIIKOIDlfRY. Shoulder cape. . 50 POTATOES. Bed spread 50 1 00 IpC wool shawl 50 25 (One premium, 50 cents.) Piano cover 50 ■Germantown shawl 60 Best Early Rose, Late Rose, Burbank, Early Saxony shawl 50 60 25 Table cover Ohio. Beauty of Hebron, Snowflake, Victor, Worsted afgan. 25 50 25 Table centre piece 50 White Star, Dunmore, Dakota Reds, Empire Worsted underskirt. Sideboard cover 25 60 50 State, White Rufe*. Telephone, Early Sunrise, Bed spaead 60 50 -25 Dresser cover Magnum Bonum, White Elephant, Bermuda, Infant’s silk shirt Lunch cover. 50 50 White Peachblow, Prolific, Genesee-County Infant’s wool shirt . I.™!' cover 50 25 . 50 25 King, James Vick, Garnet Chili, Early Ver­ Pair of infants silk socks Cake doylie „ 50 50 mont, Chicago Market, Brownell’s Beauty, Set of finger-bowl doylies 95 50 Pair of infants wool socks 50 Sweet Potatoes, Yams. Any other distinct Cotton tidy 50 25 50 25 Toilet set, including splasher variety worthy of a premium. . .'50 50 Easel scarf . 25 25 Easel throw Gent’s silk necktie 50 60 25 Pair of pillow shams DIVISION H. Night dress case 50 Silk umbrella cover 25 50 Laundry bag. Lady’s lielt 60 50 25 MECHANICAL ARTS. Party bag , Child’s silk mittens 60 50 25 • Superintendent—Ora Chaffee. Child's wool mittens. ' 50 50 25 Hot-com napkin 23 Judge—David Eycieshymer. Lady’s silk mittens 50 50 25 25 Chair back No premiums will be given on articles man­ Best crochet bod spread . 11 00 50 50 Foot rest ..... ufactured outside of Barry county, except in Best ladies house jacket 50 25 Pair portieres. 50 class 62. / Best child’s afghan 50 25 Fancy wall-pocket 50 25 Lady’s wool mittens 50 60 25 Largo pin-cushion. CLASS 48. FAKM IMPLEMENTS.. 25 Smail pin-cushion.. 50 25 Cultivator, two-horse 1 50 75 Collection of samples of crochet | trimming . 50 25 Sofa cushion 60 X Cultivator, one-horse . 1 00 50 Handkerchief case. Collection of samples of crochet lace 50 25 50 25 Corn Shelter 25 50 . , .. . 50 25 Glove case 50 25 50 25 Doylie- . Farm Bell . Cravat case . , .. 50 Farm Gate 25 50 PLAIN NEEDLE WORK, HAND MADB. Photograph case . 50 25 60 Fino white shirt (hand made) Fence, portable . 1 00 50 Banner .. .. . 60 Harrow . 1 00 50 Calico patchwork. Infant’s carriage afghan 50 50 Hay and Strawr rack 75 40 Calico patchwork by a lady over 70 50 25 CtT-OUT I m BROIDEEY. Axe Helves, three. 25 Wonted patchwork “ “ “ 50 25 Table Coverj Plow for general use 1 50 75 Silk .patchwork 4 “ “ 50 60 25 Table centre piece . Plow for sward ground 75 Craxy silk patchwork I 50 60 “ “ u 50 25 25 Plow, Mving shovel 50 25 Quilted quilt, hand made Sideboard cover . 50 50 25 Pump, lift..................................... 75 Comfortable, hand made 1 50 50 50 25 Dresser cover Pump, force ................... 1 OC Portierres, woven silk 2 00 Lunch doth. j 50 30 25 25 Road scraper 1 00 • 5<J Portierres, hand-painted Tray cloth 50 60 25 Roller for general use . 1 50 75 50 50 25 Cake doylies 25 Wood sawing machine 1 50 75 Set of finger-bowl doylies 50 60 25 25 Wheelbarrow............................ 50 23 Woven silk curtains Easel throw. . 50 50 25 % Hand rakes, three 23 Suit of ladies undergarments 60 25 Specimen Drain Tile .. . 25 Garment by hand by lady over 50 FINE ARTS. 70. 50 26 CLASS 47. BUILDIXG MATBBIAL. Mending on garment 50 26 Assistant SupL-^-Mrs. Sherman M. Fowler. Panel Door, Plain 75 40 Mending on garment by lady over 70 I50 26 , Judge—Mrs. Z. B. Hoyt. . Panel door. Mounted 1 50 75 Darning on garment 50 Button holes on garment. Window Frame . . 75 40 50 i CLASS 55. PBOFESStOXAL. ' Pair Window Sash 50 25 Portraits in oil., MACHINE WOBK. 2 00 1 00 Pair Window Blinds. . . 1 00 Articles in this class to be entered for ma- Landscapes in oil 2 00 1 00 50 Specimen Scroll Sawing 1 00 Figure painting in oil I 00 60 Specimen Hand Lathe Turn ing I 00 61 chine work, die work to be done by (icrsons Fruit in oil. 1 00 60 Wood Carving . ... 1 00 50 not agents or professionals. Flower piece in oil 1 90 50 1 00 Sample Brick........................ 50 I Ladies collection not less then 10 Water color landscape 1 00 50 pieces . CLASS 48. HOUSEHOLD FUBXITVHK UTENSILS, 1 00 50i Water color flower . 1 00 60 Fine white shirts . > Pastel work. . 60 Bedstead 1 00 25 1 00 50 Suit of undergarments . 1 <H» 50 Dresser 26> Crayon portrait I 00 60 Night dress 50 50 Commode 25r Portrait in india ink.. 1 00 50 Gent's night dress. 50 1 50 25। Portraits in water colors I 00 60 Coarse shirt . 60 Secretary . I 50 25, Photographs, display of L 00 W Infant's wardrobe Extension Table. > Repousse work . 50 50 75 Pillow case । Game piece , Folding Work Table, . . 50 50 75 W '^^'’A-LTering ... Pillow shams. Still life from nature . 1 00 (KI Quilting > Mattress, bed Painting on velvet. Gent's dressing gown. Painting on satin. 1 50 RUGS k*D CAMPKTS. Painted wall banner Ladders 1 00 Decorated mirror frame. arrel and Cover Drawn rug rug Decorated plaque ... Braided ■ rug. Gathered rug Yarn rug Landscape in oil Tlow-ar piecuin ....,- 1 50 Painting on velvet (double)2 00 50 id 8Q 80 M 50 50 80 50 80 50 50 n M M 50 50 Medina tadajr Display ot hair work rLowaa*- •renuuma. J 2 00 1 00 so so ’5 । so so 25 •so 60 50 1 00 50 60 50 50 50 50 50 50 25 60 80 — 78 80 60 26 60 50 60 Zinnias. . . 50 Pansies ... . 50 Best hand boquet. 1 00 Best floral designs --------- --------50 Beat specimen fuchsia 50 Bouquet for side table or bracket . 60 Bouquet for center table 50 50 Five button hole bouquets. 50 Arranged basket of flowers 50 Bouquet of wild Howers 50 Bouquet of dried grasses 50 Bouquet of dried flowers Show of bouquets, etc., by one ex­ hibitor 1 00 25 25 26 50 25 25 25 26 25 26 25 25 25 23 25 25 25 25 96 25 huckleberries Beat ean of blackberries Best can of cranberries Bert ean ofcurrants cart ot pickled peaches Beat can of pickled pear* Beat Best can of pickled eucumbt cucumbers Best can of pickles, mixed 2-5 Best can of tomato catsup 25 Best can of Siberian errb apples 25 Best can of pickled grapes 25 Best can of pickled beets . 25 60 — Best can of pickled tomatoes, ripe 25 Best can of pickled tomatoes, green 50 • 25 Beat can of pickled apples W “ 26 Bert currant jelly . . 50 25 Beat apple jelly... 50 26 s Best crab apple jelly 25 Best peach Jelly 80 25 Best pear jelly tT . •50 25 Best cranberry jelly ’ 50 25 Best grape jelly, 50 25 Best plum jelly . 50 Best strawberry jelly . 60 Best red raspberry jelly 50 Best quince jelly 80 2.5 Be t sample chow chow 50 25 Best collection of dried or evaporat­ ed fruits and vegtables 1 00 M) EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Fur schools of the county. Judge—Prof. Sterling. 25 26 UNGRADED SCHOOLS. Best specimen letter writing 1 00 Best original composition or essay 1 00 Best analysis by diagram. 1 ou DO Best written analysis 1 00 Best specimen plain or business DIVISION L. penmanship. 1 00 Best specimen ornamental pen­ YOUTH’S DEPARTMENT. manship.. . . 1 00 Best work in book-keeping Assistant Supt.—Mrs. Wm. H. Merrick. 1 00 Best specimen general drawing 1 00 Judge—Mrs. John E. Lee. Best specimen map drawing. 1 00 Best display of botanical plants; All enteries in thia department must be named ana labeled 1 00 made by children under 15 years of age, and GRADED SCHOOLS in the name of the Owner or Producer. 1 On First premium,8.50;second premium, 8 -25. Best specimen letter writing Best original composition or essay 1 <X» Specimen hand sewing • Best analysis by diagram.' 1 00 Specimen machine sewing Beat written analysis. 1 Ou Specimen darning . Best specimen plain or business Half doxen button holed penmanship Patchwork quilt by hand, silk 1 0o Best specimen ornament penman­ Pieced quilt by hand, calico ship.. . pieced quilt, by child under six year* I CM. Best work in book-keeping. 1 (Kt Calico dress, by hand Best specimen general drawing I On Gent’s shin, by hand Best specimen map drawing. 1 00 Laundry! work on shirt Best display botanical plants, Embroidery in silk named and labeled Embroidery in worsted 1 00 Sample crochet work Sample knitting Sample darned, lace Sample Macrame work Doll's wardrobe Wall banner Decorated vase Decorated plaque Wreat4i of paper flowers Perfume satcuet bay Pillow shams Hemstitching Tidy canvas Rug Is the largest dealer in Drawn work Pin-cushion Whisk-broom holder Thermometor case Match holder Wall pocket Collection of pressed flowers Specimen penmanship by child six-years old Original designs of disc drawing Original designs of quadrille drawing Scrap book of advertising cards Scrap book of nicely arranged cards or picQ[ires AND Collection of autumn leaves, ten or more kinds correctly named Bouquet of wild flowers Bouquet of garden flowers Bouquet of dried grasses Hanging basket Display of bouquets Collections of native woods Collections uf postage stamp* IN BAHRY COUNTY Largest variety of postage stamps Collection of foreign coins Collection of tin tags Collection of stones Button string Spool string Sample of fret or scroll sawing Pair brackets Used in Barry County can be Specimen of hardwood, carving Specimen of turning bought at his place. Best piece of mechanism 5*? 50 60 60 6u 50 50 50 On So 5o 50 so 50 5o 5h 5f« 50 FRED L. HEATH The Druggist HASTINGS, MICH School Books School Supplies Every School Book division m. TABLE REFRESHMENTS—FRUIT HALL. Assistant Supt.—Mrs. Ed. Hursley. Judge—Mrs. Wm. Michell. Exhibits to compete tn this division must hare been raised this present year. BUTTER, CHU», arc. Best gallon jar butter made in June 1 50 Best gallon jar or more butter made in September 1 00 Best creamery butter I 00 Best sample domestic lard. •1 00 Best dairy cheese 1 00 Best specimen amber sugar cane syrup 50 Best specimen maple sugar 80 Best honey in comb . 50 Best extracted honey. 50 Best loaf salt or milk rising bread 60 Best loaf yeast bread. 50 Best loaf brown bread 50 Best loaf corn bread BO Bert loaf baker’s bread 60 Best display of bread and pastry by one persun 1 00 Best mince pie . . 50 Best apple pie. .; 60 Best pumpkin pie 50 Best cream pie. 50 Best lemon pie. Bestttistard pie 50 Bert fruit cake 60 Best marble cake 60 Best sponge cake 50 Best raised cake.. Best layer cake . Best coffee cake. 60 Best plate sugar cookies 00 gAstpUte ginger cookies «est plate doughnuts 60 Best plate biscuit 60 Bert angel’s food cake 60 Best chocolate cake . 60 n C]-A*« 44—CANNBD AND FICKXD PICKXD Ffruit. and greatest variety of canned 75 50 40 30 __ * X ~ 25 50 23 25 25 White’s Pedagogue, Thompson’s Teacher’s Examiner. All of Pettengill’s Publi­ cations. Knapsack Song Books. Tablets, Slates, Pencils, Everything deeded in the school room. Imve just received 8700.00 worth ot Second Hand School Books for the fall trade. If yon need books for the first day of school, call early and get a gelat­ ion from these Second Hand 25 Books. Yon can save all the way from 25 to 65 cents on the dollar. OLD BOOKS ken in exchange or cash paid for tin* same. • * . 83 00 1 00 <uui greatest variety of picked MAKE NO MISTAKE . IN THE PL.M I. 2 00 1 00 3 £ n -■ g FRED L. HE/JTH, The Druzgist- One doors east of the City Bank, g HASTINGS, MICH. �XOBTGAGB SALE. c4 sj*^f SALISBURY IS OUT. >tt dated ttf'iiin 1— <i uirvd ■ ..ii^^lherc'iFSSmUto | । DMilee tlieaum at ftmr I j-Dve-ecota. 1 ■ dollars pro- I I mortgage. N K F R treat Ttc north* • c,.rtb. • . Assignee of Mortgagee. CROUPREMEDY SAFE. CERTAIN. H S r- C 0 the Grocer said, yfu cctawfcj lake no other, wt use none bollbe best, Altdal Shrewd deniers keep ii,art you behind the rest 7 SHOKE SEOiLD BE IN EVERY HOUSEBOLD »wit* tm FCHIY UAJORITT FOB GL.'.BSTOJE Ot«r Hr l to lor Assignee of Mortgagee. *wr\9AET. lloatnu to Entertain iu 1893. Commons Expresses a Lack of Confidence. c I mortgagri ’ and the ana provided, notice 1 ^haH tell at’ l”‘b!le biq.lrr. all the north Home iu |he City :ot place where tbe CirCoun’yis holden?, the «-.ld mortgige. or so to pay the with seven per aos:«. together with ■n five dvllan CW; ■•reialvsj being de­ ' as all that certain -ituaie in the township. v.jntr ol Harry abd state of i mi! described Ws follows; .• ^out’iead quarter of the • —•ttmi -fiilrty town one vest coutalrdi g twenty The RANSACTiONS OF THE TEMPLARS. WBtiopln< j.-MKlllltiirilli] Michigan Centra! always the sane s J DO YOU [Cough rar oEL,fly London, Aug 12.—The scene io the . house of commons during last evening's final debate and decisive vote on the ad- l dress h»* not been equaled In interesting and exciting features since the similar crisis of tbe home rule debate i« )88d, when Gladstone, now victorioudf waa overthrown. Every inch uf available space on the floor was occupied, and some of the members had to find scats In the galleries, and even to speak from these elevated and distant positions. Every English member was present, and lhe totai number of nbaenteea was only ten. ' Tbe visitors who crowded the outsiders’ , galleries were wall repaid for their attendante by witnessing oue of the peaceful 1 Ktolutlow by which Enel.nd overthrow. one'set of rulers aud sets up another. Gladstone Loqkt-d Exhausted. Though’Herbert Gladstone declares that bis father has fully recovered his health, and that lhe stories of his weakness nre inventions of malicjous political ene­ mies; and though the British Medical Journal, v... on the authority v* ot n Sir -m Andrew Clarke; states that Gladstone is sound in bo<ly and mind, and able to work with any man of bis age; nevertheless the .t.Mmnn jatenl., looked pnl. .ud dMn .«d. and ..nk- Into bl. W.C » KEMPS US ALWAYS THE BEST BALSAM । the Denver, Aug. PA—Bo-ton will enterv«in the triennial Knight Templars* con­ clave in 1805. This was ret:led yesterday afternoon when Boston got 96 votes and .Cincinnati 78. This and tbe election of grand.encampment officers were the im­ portant features of the meeting yesterday. Assoon as the conclave met yesterday morning the election of officers was taken np. Hugh McCurdy, of Corunna, Mich., as expected.was elected grand master, and made a neat speech Id acknowledgment of the honor. A Grnesfnl Conclusion. In concluding bls speech the new grand master aaid: "To his boatmen overcome by fear iu a violent storm tbe great Conor once said: ‘Why do you fearF You carry Canar.' Thus my own feai < ns your grand master in the future will be dispelled by the self-asked aud self answered question: *Wby do you fearf Those noble Ctesars carry you." The election was a promotion all round. McCurdy had been deputy grand master, and in accordance with cus­ tom the other three highest officers were moved up. W. Larue Thomas, of Dan­ ville, Ky., was elected deputy grand tnas,uueu n. ««««<■. ter, Ik Reuben II. ueye, Lloyd, « of dou San c Francisco. grand generalissimo, nnd H. B. Stoddard, of Bryan, Tex., giand captain general, Grand Secretarial Guild. Th® 8™ud secretarial guild also elected officers, "" ----- as follows: John H. Brown, of Kauuu, president; Charles E. Meyer, of Pennsylvania, first, vice preaident; George C. Connor, Tennewree, second vice presi­ dent; William R. Bowen, Nebraska, aeeretery, and Edward C. Pnrmellee, Col­ orado, treasurer. Among the visiting knights the day and evening were spent in visiting points of interest in and out of the city, and in continued receptions. Tho numerouH bands kept the air alive with music. I Denver-------fire—department gave • Tbe ----- ------------«---------------- ---------I »•'“<>" raurd.y monitog .nd Lh« UreU I T‘r,*^! NBWHE. InCiina jfpwiMiit K.t c/uuln oput«»' Is'joii, Lansing & SsrUern TIME TABLE. In effect May 15.1W2. Favorite Route between Grand Rapid*. Detroit l,v. 1 liolDKEart „ Grand llapid lEsst Baris M. ih'». KIT" „ J.MeCord ., iAlto Elmdale Clarksville „ Lake Odessa „ Woodbury „ Sunfield n Mulliken ,. Grand Ix.-dge Ar Lauslna ,, Detroit :|jo • r« 10 40 ■hough ho irritable, fbe"■light from the opposite >I »howh»gawurldof lhowiugs world of hard hanl work work in In the the poliahpoHah— ----Windows annoyed him, his eyes being still Jug lhie The different apparatus also Howard City IN THE weak from the tfl.-cts of the Injury bus- ' Fhown resplendent and the harness on the Edmore ■*S| Stanton tained by one of them during the cam- J horses was black as ebony. The steeds Ionia paign in Scotland. At a signal from ! themaelves hai been polished until their Grand l^dge him the attendants closed the windows I Bllke|1 Bk [ M were a glots not , equalled by Uaaiun: y Uon ta Sm «<■. a can niw ta apd drew the eimaina During moat of ^yth^ hl „ ul e in tbe city. in**!* iE" **.? ”** T?**411«... —ths«xsril<at«gwt IQotng Wtyt after •>.. a... .... ... the debate Gladstone listened with his ।-----------------------------Local Agent, Hastlagi. .. I Detroit eyes closed, keeping his hand to bis ear in | '. A . illilcaat. '_______ I Land ng TEMPLARS IN A WRECK. W BrMI K-i '■! token of attention to what was being said, i ,, Grand Led ,. MuUikea Chamberlain “Goes For” Healy. Tit ., duDfield .. WooXbufy Chamberlain never came so near losing „ lake Odessa control ot himself as In his ragent the tacClinton, Iowa, Aug. Id.—About noon „ iQarUvIlle 1 tics employed by Tim Healy to prevent his 1 Saturday as n special train bearing Knight ,. ffimttaie1 .. Alto j delivering a speech. The Brummagem ! Tamplurs from Denver to their homes in McCord statesman heaped denunclatioiui upon ] lhe WM neArln tha clty lbe truck ot „ R ist Paris ■ ; , , J, , the east wm nearing tno cuy me true* ot Healy’, head Healy's head-• Healy U«*1F smiles! ; ed sardonically | f h , w the track on the Ar idraull Rapid* during most of Ithe bht^when .77,7 \ rm he philippic, but .-when i| UHO Ul 11 . . Ckuterlda tbit Healy wm . ! brld«« °"‘r 4,111 crwk- T11' "™“"” Chninberlrdn declared that Healy was a person who would insult any man, and 1 running on special time and rapidly, hav■ ‘ ■ uh offensive cm* U K made the run to Clinton from Cedar then, pausing, added with offensive emface of tho ' Rapids, eighty-one miles, in just one hfiur Ionia phnsis, "or any woman.” the C '' Howard City 1.1-----»-------- ‘ and forty-live minutes. This would have Irish member underwent a -----sudden change fanla 'of appearance, and became livid with sup­ caused the train to run some of the dis­ Manton tance at the rate of a mile in less than a Ed more pressed rage. The Tories yelled with de­ minute. When the car left the? track it light al Chamberlai u’s home thrust. • Every day, others week (J«J1 Onl» t stop caused the two rear cars to lurch from siijr on Ktrnal. to side, the rear one when It left the track Parlor cah on all trains between Grand Rap­ The Home Rulers let the Conservatives going sideways down the steep bank. Late of Loudon, now of Chicago, with a BRANCH OFFICE at , Ids and Detroit. S-ats 25 cents. Connections and Liberal-Unionists have tbe Boor yes­ made in Union stall >u."Grand Rapid* with tho HILLSDALE. ZbZTTCHL. Chicago* West Michigan Railway for terday. Sir John Lubbock; Uuioaist, said But oue car went entirely down the Chicago and ths Wiwt ani> for Mcnkjc' Hur - d this County each moutttior the past six months, and during theso visits has examined and i4 it was unjust that excessive Irish repre­ .'Maximtkr. Tkavkimk City, Bi.k Rap­ bank, tbe others remaining on the grade oox id* and Fictohkky. Favhrite route to the I prescribed for hundreds, and effected many ofthe most Wonderftil Cures ever made in the State! ; • sentation should be able to force home rule but off the rails. In this car where twenty summer resort* of northern Mh'tnmn. on England and Scotland. Sir tEdwnrd >r fri.-n-ls and neighbors about Dr. Holman S. Humphrey. There in scarcely a neighborhood in tho county that J Clurk, Conservative, said that only three four persons. There were fourteen per­ Trains leave Grand Rapids for Chicago, 9 A. d the benefit ■ J the doctor’s wonderful skill, and rarely a family which has not Ind one or more of its members H of the prominent Liberalshad been elected sons Injured, via: Reuben Beisel, Hazel­ ”i death and restored to health after all hope had been given up and the family physician pronounced the ms* m on the boms rule issue, nnd these by de­ town, Pa., serious internal Injuries, may Leave for M mist©* and Traverse City *:25 A. and 5:17 P. M. If inlHrted d<> not falj to consult this most eminent physician and surgeon. creased majorities. When Chamberlain die; Charles E. Brinkman, lozighton, Pa., M.Parlor cars on day trail.* and sleepers on i. consultations and advice free. H arose to speak Tim Healy objected, alleg­ leg and back bruised nnd scalp cut; g. S. ulybt trains <o t.’Uicajo. Cjok, Newton, N. J., shoulder and leg ing that he had spoken once already, but Asic our agents for further particular* or tho speaker couldn't agree with Healy, hurt; Mrs. S. 8. Cook, Newton. N. J., back write to Gkorck DzHaven. Genl Pas«*r Aic't. and Chamberlain bpoke, denouncing home and hips injured; Dr. C. K. Dnvid,e doctor i» in manyoeseecomGrand Rapids. N. J., right eyo rule and declaring that the Gladstonians ?°°» Stanhope, ■xt-insire inelrarnenU and ured. shoulder bruised and nose MORTGAGE SALE. could not keep fidth with both the Irish I iojured, rMHVineed inoarabh .king analysis. microscopic Whereas default has been, raade in the pay­ and English people. • ’ . ' cut; *’ V. H. Everhart, Easton, 1‘a., fore­ head cut, left leg bruised, bock spraiucsi; ment of a <--rmli> Indenture of itMirtgage made ' TIcCartner Talka Rashly. ■' - 'my on*. believin< il to lled by Climint Hlgtlutt. ol Rives, J. W. Fitts, Washington, N. J., back-, and exceeminty and state »f Michigan t<> Peter : by.lcl m'sdnty to ascertain McCartney, Conservative, from South sprained; Mrs. Harvey Haines, Eanton, -Jark*nn Covert, of Enrmer village. Seneca eoanty and Antrim, said that the honorable, gentle­ Pm, scalp wound; C. W. Obert, Leighton, man from Dublin", Field, wanted to wndo l’n.« leg bruised nnd foot cut; John Pur­ register ot deeds office nf Barry county and state it, Protestant l^obd. T Ids Mntcnient was ’•> * monthly visit sell, Phillipsburg, N, J., right arm cut ot Michigan la Ifbtr X o! m<rts»grs:ou page received with lotyl- cile* of “oh, oh," and left leg bruised; Mrs. Charles Rhode, («*.;«»•> fC.’on uit> the nrsxuay first dav m ot ucwuuc October a. A. »>. I». IS74 «» on ------- ■*-—- •tc ;!ur ;;.-^l from the Irish i>'‘ii« In* and McCartney notice the'aGd sum of and mouth cut; Miss Edith Ruder, Easton, | eig^t trnmbed undtilae'v *• tlvJTitdiara ’fiRy live ilollar* and nfty i h“ ruin** bi" t Pa., lietnl cut; Samuel S. Wills, Stanhope, iwoce.,t» and tio f>Kweedliig9 at law •■aid that the v bourne dlvWoi In cuu,,v canity h-ume h iving L. !-■ n ImoituUd lusiitutjd to recover wrist sprained: Misp Leonora . ,~r ’rl,n (‘ said debt or suv part ItwrevL government, i j i, Stanhope, N. J , scalp wound. Now. tberefare. by v Srtun of the power of saleI '■'iiial ed hi«ai<! mnngske, amt the statute inPEOPLE’S PARTY OMOWA. not been forth »u h ea>“ made and provtued, notice Is hereby t.lv ii that nn Friday tLe H:h day of October, lifeboat." It would be tin-bonuden duty a. D. 1W2. »• one o’. h<k in the afternoon. I shall of the hou*e of -lords, he said, to reject a sell st I'u'.-lic atictior. to i..e bigbi s bidder, at bill sent it by a, miserable majority ot DES MoiNM, la.. Aug. 13.—Tbe People's tlie tor'n frqnt door ot tbe court house In tho City ol Hastings. <that l-eing the ulace forty. ■ rarty state convention was held here where the circuit court for iktrry county i» bold­ 1 yesterday nnd placet! a full state and elec- en), the premises described In said morLragt, or THE INEVITABLE OCCURS. so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the I loral ticket in the field. About &X) dele- amount due on sunt morfgitge, with accruVote of N<> Confidence Carried by Forty gates, representing pretty much the entire ng iutertst. ami all legal co«ts. t<«etber with mi attornrj's fee ot twenty-five dollars . Blate> wer8 present. The delegates united covenanted for therein, the premises being it W“ f.r ’.«r»l ' Sir Henry Juntos, Liberal-Unionist for । in claiming large gains In their respective described In said mort^ag * as idl the undivid­ ed one ballot the not^hwe-t qmwlerof lhe south the Laue» division:of Bury, defended the । localities aud some ol the more enthusias- east quarter <»t section thirty one <31 > town government iu favoring a protracted de­ | tic claimed that they would carry the three (3) north of range seven (1) west and con­ forty lures uf land more or h-s*; also bate, and cited the four days’ debate in the slate. Lost year the third party vote in taining the foKowlmr premises, beginaing at a -stake house in 1841. He called upon Gladstone Iowa w.-u* 1.303 out of a total ot 4’J0,222. standing south twelve chains twelve end ouehall links from a stake, sixteen chains and ; Thu conveutiuu was overwhelmingly to confirm the applicability ot the preced­ links west from quarter stake between against taking any steps in the direction thirty sections thirty one and thirty two In the above ent, but Gladstone refused to sanction the | of fusion. Cures Aftu AH Oi'.vn I town, thence west eleven chains to it post, comparison, remarking: “The cases are । The platform is, except In one plank, thence south seventeen degrees, east six chains totally dissimilar." | like most other Alliance platforms. That ■nd fifty links to a white oak tree, thence north DM-ys mi« li .n- vr^us The house showed symptoms of restiveseventy nine degrees, east nine chain? and 1 ■' - -.n*« ■ •l-fct f,'"... rl^- nu'cbM* are oitiac <l*n«». plank demands the repeal of all state laws twenty five links to a post, thence north Tour new during Sir Henry James ’ speech, and ili.-i.o^wi n:» : «.f tN»-ir •rtr1 -kuidiny i which permit tho existence of private cor­ chains and fifty links to the place of beginning, when ?the Right Hou. Henry Chaplin, porations organized for pecuniary profit. together witn all the right of Cowage which tbe president of the board of agriculture, arose party o' the first part now has. excepUug from I The elector»-at-huge chosen were J. M. Jo- the above four halt acre lota heretofore deeded to defend the government, he wns received sepb, of Creston, and C. C. Cole, formerly to Hooker, Scott, Buchanan and Cornett, all with continued cries of ‘“divide" and gen­ of tbe Iowa supreme bench. The following situate in the county af Barry and Haw of eral confusion among the c;.;iositiou Michigan. state ticket was nominated: Secretary of Dated July mb, igftl. benches. ■Ute, E. H. Gillette, of Dea Moines; audi­ Peter Covkrt, tor of state, A. J. Blakely, of Newton; Mortgagee -K ' James Wheaton, . ‘ Chaplin proceeded undismayed, how­ treasurer, Justin Wells, of Eldora; attorAttorney tor Mortgagee. ever, to attack the opposition for Its aim­ Dey general, Charles McKenzie, ot Deniless and undefined policy. He was fre­ | sop; railroad ebmmiaaiouer, Jamea H. quently Interrupted, and sat down amid Burnett, of Indianola. renewed calls for a division, laughter from the opposition benches, and faint cheers THE DEATH RECORD. ’ ------- < from the ministerialists. A glass of GxoiiGE A. Lxach, manager Interna­ whisky had been sent to Chaplin during his speech as if to suggest that he might tional Telegram company, at Naw York. - ■ G-.ot.y, experience hnrin< l-n« »iec- pf'V abbreviate it, and upon resuming his seat il fcpplkd >• worth ■ duaroc>B>clan»L..w-vei he drank it. Meantime the calls for a ■onvlile, Illa division swelled to a chorus, and were not stilled until the declaration camo that Illa., at Philadelphia. tbe vote on the “no confidence,” was at Very Rev. A. Mandinx, general super­ hand. In the division the Parnellitea and intendent of the Slaters of Charity, at Km* utrnetnre antl-Parnslllte* fell in together behind mittaburg, Md. » full Hue Gladstone. When the member re-entered John G. Wkavxb, senior par tner of th Gfic •KeminaUnne of tbe house Ironic cheers were given for Ocean house, at Newport, R, L > » lep.r wr F1Hscfen'lficsllj <"•*« "t,d oerlahi ►« Gkobox Dikpxxxxttx, pioneer citizen of ■shiveb cared by • neverJ«ilin< rnutbod. Balfour. Carthage, Dla., at Durango, Col. -­ Salisbury's Cabin st Goes Ont. Gladstone was almost ths last one of all Dr. Francis Constant, well known ‘uT*1 to come back. When i\« *PP«uri the physician of Chicago. Nationalists row, waved their hats and tUn. nrroared with cord/ oqL Jacob Wells, wealthy retired merchant without ■: ic nod ether maeotiai iaatrocheered. It was then aunonneed that tbe of New York, at Saratoga. taUlug a .trimly g— -■ — vote for tbe amendment was 850, against Daxiel F. Baxter, ; romlnent board of A!’. - < A«ea, (he affllctet clans and J the amendment 310; majority for the trade man, at Chicago. :• *:.e doctor and amendment, 40. Fire Comwrvativea and General William I’xtit Trowbridge, t, or Mln.«m. P-tl«>’s “*L Muth*. 5 five Liberals nve Liberals JUIlwraaa were writ absent. .. The • — at.ien A via. -i i n torniug point rose, waring their hats, turned to Glad- 1 .EDWARD T. Steel, prominent citixen of * ’ 'for" “ tveral u.inutea •tone and* cheered efit„_ ------------ Puiladtipbia, at Spring Lake, N. J. The grand old man flashed dur* - --------------------------------------- -slightly ’‘"briy Heir. Cojonei Hex KT CLAT NCIT, ex-preaiit Will cure the oration, but otberwi-w was appswuUy AtUmtk Mnd p-cilja railway, at Bow 5 <• ClQflR [office at FORDS’ HOTEL-, TUESDAY, AUGUST 16. One day only DB,. HOLMAN S. HUMPHREY. DR. HfWK S HU:j SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE fosr, amid cries ■nd "booing" ant the adjournment px jmply carried. �TOU WILL <10, A STINGS to find it. I can httlp you. =lt fiffi,0. craite reulen Uul Hud of reform. auGcer editorial notes. FOB PRESIDENT. BENJAMIN HARRISON, OF INDIANA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WHITELAW REID. OF NEW YOBK. Come up next Saturday and hear Hon. John T. Rich. Look the republican far- merv'eapdidate over, and then you can better Judge of whether he is the kind of a man the democratic press of the stat® would pifiint him to be. Republican prospects in the empire state grow brighter with every day., It seems as certain az political prognostications can be that New York will east Ito electoral rote for Harrison and Reid. The republican party in Michigan is »Ica '--TViuiiHf otpoBjif feeling the strength and power there is in having a powerful metropolitan paper like r<,^rwo< tbe Detroit Tribune to aid them. The nr b^™.................... ■'OBXT- '« uisknii. K iiifiutaitu M.»b.r B~n. U ol SUM Republican County Conveutlon. Tbe Republican County Convention for tbe Tribune is doing great work. ’ The most able and honest democrats in the democratic bouse of representatives have expressed regret that the rule of the preceding congress in counting a quorum was-not adopted. ‘ To the county convention—act In har­ mony and name strong men, workers and the -Oth «l»y ot August, lie.’ at ten vote getters, and tbe republican party can Jfclockmtie forenoon at Union ball In the city win against any possible combination. ' of Hastioas. The townships and wards are en­ titled to delegates as folio*'’; . 83^xr~.r:."» Standard oil Whitney and Jay Gould R»rrv <s Johnstown... A and such flear friends of the people and Sritoti " ................ -4 Staple Grove.............. 4 ' ....9 uraoaevtile........*-..5 anti-monopollsis are doing yoeman ser­ ............. 4... I’rairievine....'..5 vice for Grover Cleveland. d&MVWanl...:............. 2 ....... i............ in city and ward........... ...2 Thortiap®te...J........ .10 City 3rd ward........3 i It is alleged that certain ot the people’s Citv 4th ward................4 Yankee 3 Tbe Townabip Committees are requested to party candidates have learned that the ad­ forward credentials of their delega''■* ?£ ,*1’; ^.chiinuau of the Couuty Committee before the vertising rates ef the Barry County Demo­ *<tay of the convention iu It is the Attention to crat are very high. promtUv proceed with the work of the conven­ tion at the hour named in the call *o that the ■work may be completed In time tor the address «rf Hon. John T. Rich, candidate for governor, It would have been cheaper for the state in the afternoon. of Michigan had its squawbuck tribe been A““’,H’;5k«vox. Cb»n.C«». blown up with some of its own low test A. E. Krxaston, Secretary. kerosene. We trust that In a spirit of fairness to every Interest, and deep desire to make the best possible nominations, the republi­ It is very important to the republican party of Barry county that Saturday’s conuentlon should do its work wisely and can convention shall get together Saturday and labor to make the strongest possible well. ticket. It is possible for the republican . THE STATE. convention Saturday, If It shall conduct Its It cost a Grand Rapids Pole SI for smok­ dieliberations with .proper harmony and re-, ing in court gard for the Individuality of Its ticket, to Jackson has raised more than $1,000 phi in nomination men who can and will sweep Barry county against any possible with which ta celebrate labor day. combihatioa. Let It be the aim to nomin­ ate that kind of a ticket Grayling’s dally shipment of whortle­ berries amounts to 500 bands. Eric Anderson was stabbed in a saloon We thiuk Chairman Merrick gbould call row at Iron Mountain, aud will die. the people’s party’s county convention to­ V. E. Haywood. Port,Huron dry goods gether again. Its nominees seem to have dealer, has failed. Liabilities, >12.500. utterly forgotten their pledge to "keep in the A 84,000 horse belonging to George middle of the road.” Instead of that, they, , Latta, of Climax, fell dead a night or so are trying to wander off into the democrat^ ago. The Jefferson CluUx of Grand Rapids, Io path and ate Hable to get lost in the woods. It Is really amusing to see these dedicated their new club rooms Thursday night candidates who professed such love for the Within two mouths a Union City woman Omaha platform. Weaver and the middle has made two elopements. ot the road working iikebeavera'to get tbe Jackson's water supply is on the wane, democrats to endorse them. and citizens are tackling river water with . If the people’s party candidates for bad grace. county office are so anxious to walk "in tbe middle of tbe road,” and are determin­ ed to support the. Omaha platform, "vote for Weaver and for none but Weaver men from president to coronet," as they prom­ ised tbe convention that nominated them, why is It'they nre'seeking democratic en­ dorsement? Seeking It hard and induMtri'ously: and If some reports we hear are true. cxpcHUlrcl^. . Simon Schwln, of Coldwater, was killed by a hay fork which fell, striking him on the head. Will any apologist for the demoera. congress name one act of that body, out­ side of passing tbe necessary appropria­ tion bills, that has done or will ever do this country one particle of good. We forgot though—they did reduce the sur­ plus by appropriating SCO.UOO.OOO more than tbe republican congress did at Its first session. That is the way tbey econ­ omized. Queer way, but It is the regula­ tion democratic method. The freight business done by the M. C. ,R. R. at Nashville for July exceeded that of July 1891 by 283,000 pounds. Goqd showing. Atty-Gen. Ellis failed to secure a county convention delegate at the Ionia democratic city caucuses last night The 2-year-qljr son of Joseph Doe, of Bay City, broke through the cover of a cistern fast Thursday and was drowned. OUR COUNTY Wheat about Nashville, Isn't panning out as well as It promised to. 'f-A. C. Buxton is building a home* that will prove the finest house In Nashville. We notice by the Nashville News that a democratic caucus for Castleton, was held in Walter S. Powers’ office In that village. Now Walter was a delegate to the people's party convention, and was one of those who was going to vote for Weaver, and be A mob of many thousands of unemploy­ also claimed to stand on the Omaha plat­ ed workmen In I-ondon, which our con­ form. temporary of the Journal will note is free Irve Marble discovered a now comet this trade England, went to various republican week. Some time in tbe densest part of officials of that city the other day and de­ Monday night he suddenly awoke from a manded work or bread. Getting neither, sound slumber and looking from bls cham­ ber window was surprised to see a mag­ they proceeded to destroy property valued nificent new cowet In the southwestern ■ np into the thousands. The Journal will sky, apparently approaching at an alarm­ please make a note of this, aud charge It ing speed. He had made all necessary preparations for bidding an eternal fare­ up to the MeKinley bill. well to this beautiful land, when he made tbe pleasing discovery that the comet was The first session of tbe democrat reform nothing more formidable than a blazing congress did not adjourn until K had ap- stub in a neighboring field, which bad been struck by lightning and Mtorrfire.— publican predecessor, called tbe "billion Xaahvllle News. _ dollar congress” did at Ito first Marion. Great is democratic economy and reform, and a great chump is the voter wbo takes any stock in democratic professions of economy and reform. •<J. D. Kenyon, wbo lives four mile#' northwest of the village has a turkqy gob­ let that tooklt Into Ito head to set and be was furnished with a aeUlagof bens’ eggs, which be recently hatched out—Middle­ ville Republican. The Delton Breecze continues to print tbe Hastings Journal’s rank partisan editorials. This Is queer business for a ty hasn’t been demolished by half Is due paper that claims to be Independent ■ to tbe fact that tbe people of tbe state Geo. Winton, tbe man who was struck knew more than tbe squawbuck legislature by lightning near Cedar Creek, last May. That Micblgan’a population and proper­ about kerosene oil. Jlxjoe who experi­ has Interested many friends by narrating mented with the product—well, we don’t his experience. He is still In a bad condi­ tion and hla body and limb which were af­ know where tbey are. I: ould be fortu­ fected by the electricity are still discolored nate for their friends if tbe departed car­ almost to blseknesa.—Delton Breeze. ried plenty of life and accident Insurance. It Is painful tn note that the prosecuting tte that nominated him, branded the d«n•cratlc party as rotten -and corrupt and wbo Mld he had only contempt for It, There is still ■ chance for invention to crank which turns tba other b atmilar device will replace some of the have the democrat!/ PWrtjr ot Pfifry county the Pooplo's Party. The democratic county convention to and senatorial conventions was held In Rogers’ hall, Saturday afternoon, being called to order by N. Bailey, cludnnam of Use democratic county committee. Dr. L. F. Weaver, of Nashville, was made temporary chairman, and delivered him­ self of a democratic speech favorable to Cleveland, democracy and reform. In the course of his remarks he said, “I do not understand that we are here to make or receive any overtures. The democratic party Is old enough and strong enough to care foe itself.” This thrust at endorse­ ment was applauded. I. M. Flint, of Barry, was made secretary pro tern, and the usual committees on organization, credentials and resolutions were named. After a brief recess, the credentials com­ mittee reported all precincts in the county except Carlton. Johnstown and Rutland represented by delegates, though some delegations were not filled. The com­ mittee on permanent organization recom­ mended that the temporary be made the permanent officers, and the resolutions committee resolved to favor of Cleveland, democracy and Winans. Before this last committee’s report was adopted, M. F. Jordan wanted a resolution favorable to Atty. Gen. Ellis: but he would not Include the other state officers, as ho was not as yet so fully persuaded as to whether they liad been properly apd democratically favorable to economy and reform. On motion the chairman chose a com­ mittee of seven to select delegates to tire state convention. The committee named the ten delegates to go to the Grand Rapids convention tbe 17th. Among the names reported by the com­ mittee was that of George D. Barden. After tbe committee’s report had been made, and while a motion to adopt it was pending, delegate Jerome J. England./of Woodland, arose and. inquired: "Will It ; be the policy of this convention to send people's party men to the democratic state convention?" Delegate M. F. Jordan leplied "Does this convention look to you as if it would be up to that kind of foolish­ ness? Then delegate F. F. Hilbert, of Woodland, arose and said that "there is one man on tbe delegation named by the committee who, 1 am Informed took part in the people’s party county convention. If be is a people’s party man, as a dem­ ocratic convention I fail to see how we can consistently select him. If he is a democrat and expects to vote for Grover Cleveland, 1 shall cheerfully support him. I refer to George D. Barden.” . Mr. Barden looked ah if he had done many pleasanter things than to get up and reply. But he did It, stating, "If I live till next November I shall cast my vote for Grover Cleveland, and the noihluees of the democratlc’party. I was to the peo­ ple's convention only as a spectator, nut as a delegate. I do noj belong to that party.” With this assurance from Mr. Barden that lie was not "in it” when the question of “keeping in the middle of tbe road” was being considered, the conven­ tion named him as a delegate, after Mr. Brod esse r had withdrawn a previous mo­ tion to drop Barden's name from the list • Ten delegates to the congressional con­ vention at Allegan were chosen viva voce. Next 18 senatorial delegates were chosen, one from each supervisor’s district. The only Incident In its selec­ tion that manifested the temper of the convention was when a Mr. Watson’s name was proposed as a senatorial dele­ gate for Yankee Springs, M. F. Jordan announced that he understood Mr. Wat­ son was a people’s party man. That was enough: heAvas dropped like a hot potato and a staunch democrat selected in his stead. Chairman Bailey, of the county com­ mittee. announced that the couuty con­ vention to nominate candidates for county officers would l>e held Friday September 2<l. After adjournment the delegates talked over the possible course of that convention. It'was stated by many of the delegates that the "middle of the road" people would find lots of democrat - travel­ ing on the sidewalk. Further, that should the "people” attempt to pack their con­ vention, as was dune two years ago. they would be the most surprised people on the globe. All this seems pathetically cruel after the Jourual, hi its Just Issue, had so energetically labored to grease the people’s ticket so democrats could take It in. Brother Dennis was In the conven­ tion, add when it attemper was so clearly shown, a forsaken look stole over bls countenance, a look that indicated a wish that it were possible tn walk on the side­ walk and In the road at the same time. $20 CASH TRADE WORLD’S ATLAS Givinff county map of each state in the Union a» well an maps of all the dif. ^rent (iuntriea of the globe. A Splendid set of maps of the Holy land for Bible students also. Beside these, there is much other desenpfive and interAHtimz matter in this book. Call at my store and see the book and remember you. get one with each $20 cash trade F. G. STOWELL. Boots and Shoes. 3202 THE INDUSTRIAL Exhibition of ™ 19th Century. Closes friiay, Opou TucjAay, Aug. £?pt. 2. S3- Go to DR. LOWRY’S and have your eyes fitted with eye glasses or spectacles. In or der to have your eye sight preserved into old age, the eyes should be properly exam ined and the right kind ot glasses worn. Dr. Lowry keeps a large stock of the fin­ est quality and greatest vari­ ety of eye glasses and specta cles at his office, where you can have your eyes examined at all tmes. MECHANICS AGRKULW HAL EXPOSITION 411 AHHITL CONGRESS OF THE PEOPLE. Js FARE SlhEAKl . RAILWAY til ITEAMBOAT JJHB. raur/t-v Ltn rtrLi. ixrMt-.no* ctrtr.xrt'!.:.r rvxxtxnro. . < OITWOIT. I T. »■ BOTHAM r... a.m. ) uioh. t■voz-otuj.y. 25 YEARS IT’S A “JIM DANDY,” SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that STEM INLAID SPOONS AND FORKS Are warranted to last. Also rememb.er you get a Present-—“Good Form," of‘ $2 00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jewery store. Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R. Pancoast! The Reliable Jeweler. The stock of lumber and shingles lately purchased by Bentley, Tomlinson & Rider. At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock' boards and studing. The latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. Their No. 2 shingles are “just too sweet for anything." SPOT ■ CASH > SrtLD Is what we are going to give our customers on all' of our PANT STOCK AND CHILDREN’S SUITS 1 goods we are now selling all summer dress goods at very low figures. S*^es from [our t0 fourteen years of age in Knee Pant Suits, e ave too large a stock and must make room for our Fall Stock. School commences Sept. 5th and you will want a good school suit for fall and winter. Cotton Bedford Cords, Outing Flannels, Sateens, Challies, Lawns, etc. k'L4')W ta^<e a<^vanta?e °f this cut price sale and get a good Child s suit or men’s pants for a httle money. And nil included in the lint. This sale Positively Closes Seft. 10th, 1892, at 10 o'clock, /. m. L E. STAUFFER Yours respectfully, E. W. HORRILL kr CO., ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS �--------- L2 A stjngsJBanner. -~T^7j~Wst -8, i8g». . store this week. ------------ gfcOOK-- Lecal Bditor: •n,W"* , ’1 el tor nh. Mnqpire AH1* b v““»t Irlead, Iu tbe ot ***“ Sl,b!,: C°'tn>ve '• »h«ior In A>- Eaton county soldiers reunion at Char­ lotte Auruat 17-18. Krtjjy.1" L“*rr See the new stock of goods at the Bank­ rupt store. They are fine, . ke>’'VX.r“'’’ Girl wanbil for general house work. Enquire atF. W. Gruble’s furniture store. < VTL’RDAY, AUGUST 13, ’92, i WILL op«» th' 1! \S TINGS RoOS; ^ills to patronize Repairs and' have put the : condition it in. 1 shall be all old patrons . •_! •■n many new always keep on & apply of flour/ ,1-to sell or ex- LErt W. EATON. WANTED. ln M'ddle.lUe P'“*- tri“!“,wV!aB™d s***. Fine line of new gooda.Juat received at the Bankrupt store. Call and see them. Absolutely Pure. W. u Wllktau, or CbUajo. 1» in tbe city on business. We discount them all on bed room sulta Call and see for yourself. F. W. Gekbi.k. Miss Kittle Cau field returned to Grand Rapids Saturday. HASTINGS FURNITURE MF'G CO. NOW HAVE THEIR IXTEAA7- . LINE ---- OF---- Mr*. Mattle Spaulding visited In Grand Rapids last week. Luncheon beet and potted bam for ‘pic­ nic parties aud campers. HaMH * Vax Auman. ■ “'‘"tJeUbner, ot Woodlind, wee In tiie city Tuesday. See the new line of dinner seta at Ham & Van Arman's. They are nice and very cheap. • ^Charlie Hotchkiss, of Lansing, was In the city yesterday. A Manager KulghL of the Chair Co., seems to be just the man the company has .been looking for. , ,^r’- ®d. Haff and children are vldting friends in this city. SUITS-:-ETC. . “•W,M" w"n”d 10 mm££,TPwtq! ,0""h'"”'10 ON EXHIBITION AT Call at F. W. {treble's gu<l examine thei new line of suits made by the Hasting* Furniture Mnfg. Co. Exclusive agents for Hastings. Fred Ryenon went to Grand Rapids Saturday on a visit. F. W. GREBLE’S, W. F. Hicks, who has the job of draw­ lug sand and stone and excavating Cor the court house, ia literally making the dirt fly. Miss Minnie Cook, of Lanning, h the guest of home friends. « When you want the finest tea or coffee B’ ?■„ 1:096 “a,le a business trip to In the market, call at Phillips' grocery. , Grand Rapids Saturd ay. He make* a specialty of the finest grade* of both tea and coffee. • C. A. Hough, of .Nashville, was in the The great Reading coal combination, city on business Monday. seems to have a cinch on anthracite coal.. A. (i. Batchelder, or the Buffalo Courier. As that article is on the free Iht, the• visited In this city Sunday. Journal cannot charge It up to the McKin­ 5 Ntskeni and children left ley bill. ' , for Montana the first of the week. People’s party candidates were as thick Mrs. W. J. Bowne left Friday for Chlas riles around a molasse* -jug during the‘ democratic county convention Saturday. cago, where she will ylsit friends. That wasn't tbc “middle of. the road*’* „ A,torne>’ k. E. Clawson, of Battle either. , * Creek, was In this city Tuesday on busi­ Strange, isn’t it, how some people who ness. can never pay you even a small debt and who constantly plead hard times, can al­ ways find cash to take in tbe shows and excursions. ‘ Mis* Nellie Baldwin left Friday for Milwaukee, where she ha* secured a posi­ tion. L.OGS Rapids and return, at lhe rate of 51.30. Mr. E. E. Brown, one of tbe editors of good going Aug. 10. 17 and IS and re­ Hie Flushing Observer, was In the city turning not later than Aug 19. on account Saturday, and gave the Ba.nneu office a pleasant call. • . your artificial teeth of democratic state convention. M. A. Gn.MAN. Ticket Agent. • it *»>*•':>( 4»* doHar tor Miss Hattie Evans returned to her home i bolder. You ran apply it The Michigan Central will on August in Bellevue Tuesday, after spending a few inihiit*. aud m> nutter if ■< will hold nrtuly iu thv 22nd to 29th sell tickets from Hastings to days resorting at Wall lake and visiting Traverse City, Mich., and return, at the friends In the city. * rate of 95.30 guoti going Aug. 22 to 29 White cloud. Mtchlmn and returning not later than Aug. 30 on * IL B. Messer, I*. T. Colgrove.VHalc Kenyon, Dr. VanHorn, P. A. ShWdon. A. account of Seventh Day Adventist Camp­ E. Kenion and M. L. Cook attchded the meeting. congressional convention at Allegan Tues­ Infantaffi. e.'.oler* z' M. A. Gii.max, Ticket Agent. day. . Notice the new line of bwj room suits made by the Hasting* Furniture Mfg. A young man. who at first gave his Co., sold by F. W. Greblr. We have the exclusive Mile of these gcxsl* and guaran- name as VanWalker, but who afterward U*e every and any article. New de-. was found out to lx« and admitted being >ign* and prices low. We have lhe best Edwin Dunn, appeared at the window ot •- lineofg<x>l* in Barry county. The old the Farnnrs Jc. Merchants bank of Nash­ styk-s at 25 per cent, off tbe regular price. ville Monday morning last stating to Cash­ ier Hough that he was In Nashville to buy F. W. (I REHM*.. apples, and had a SI.500 check given him Hastings, Mich. by Richard Freer, of. Hastings township. i A well posted traveler says that laml*1 on the Hasting' Notional bank, to begin in Michigan will advance in value from 251 with, and would soon bling more .drafts. to S3 percent In the next two year*. The1 Mr. Hough told the stranger that he i'xxun hi the northwest has exploded and‘ yrquld take the check for collection. This the tanner* do not seek further costly ven­' w.i* an evident disappointment to the ture* in the south arc tlocfklug back to the' stranger. Flnally Mr. Hough told iihn he well settled States. Miphigan dill get her’ would ni’vauee Jl«»V on the check, aud did full share. An,advance in real estate Is' so. A little while later Mr. Hough called ;ncvltai;le. Cashier W. I). Hayes, of th • National I'rocttotor Lowden h still angling for bank, to the phone, and asked what he republican and democratic support for re­, thought of the check. Mr. Hayes said it tin. The «ny to gat Speh support I*, was undoubtedly a forgery, as Mr. Freer to do as the prosecutor did before the enn- would never give a check of that amount uathm that named- him—denounce "the an leas he Siad that amount to his credit at n jinbllcan and democratic parties a* both the bank, which lie did not then have, as tolien and corrupt.’’ We think we see re­ he Is a very prudent, careful and business publicans and democrat* tumbling over. like about such things. Upon Mr. Hayes* recommendation, Mr. Hough had the fel' ’ if'iayAng 13 a; 2 p, m. radh wth*r to support a man who thus tra­ . low arrested, and succeeded In recovering duce* their party. • "J70 of the Stoo, the other 330 being InvestAddie Parker was quite severely hurt rd by the stranger in a patent right snap. Tuesday by having a folding bed fall over Mr. Hayea had immediately sent a rig out onto him. while handling it in front of F. to Mr. Freer’s farm, and Freer was in the W. Greble’s store, where he is employed. tmnk parlor when the noon train arrived He had taken the castors off and in moving with the prisoner. He was taken to the it. it got the start of him. Hi* left cheek bank by the officer, and to Mr. Hayes in­ was quite badly cut and bruised, and the sisted that Freer gave him the check. He frame Work struck him over the tried to brass It through, but when taken SO quire: heavy heart. Tbe injuries are painful but not into the parlor and confronted by Freer, be serious, and Addle will soon be around as owiied the crime, and was remanded to for advertisement* lively as ever. jail. i'ucadaya at latest to Dunn used to live in this section two or Arrangements are all completed for the issue of tbe week * three years ago. Mr. Hayes nays Dunn •ten annjial reunion of the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ came to the Imnk Thursday last, and in­ Association, of southwestern Michigan, quired for a check book, and how much which is to be held at Sturgis. The date they cost Mr. Hayes Informed him tbey ■T.nvrned Monday. has been changed to Aug. 30 and 31', Sept. were given to tbwe who opened an ac­ January 1ft next only 25 1 and 2, and the Indications are that It will count wittf the bank. Finally the stranger be the most enjoyable meeting ever held took one check and left. Mr. Hayes was by tbe association. Sturgis people have suspicious about him then, and watched lroul>,e’ s*turday sutwcribed HberaBy for the entertalament • him fqr some time. Dunn denied ever of the veterana and no pains will be spared having seen Hayes when brought here to make them comfortable. The camps . Monday. will be upon the fair ground—verjr, pleait.Dunn is a young man of about 27 years. ant quarters. __ He doesn’t look smart euough to be very ,ho“,w On Sunday, August 21»L tbe C. K. A S. much of a criminal. As circuit court was in session Dunn Ry. will run a special tiain from Kalama­ zoo to all stations on its line to Island lake■ was brought before Judge Hooker Monnear Brighton, where tbe *tate encamp­• day afternoon and sentenced for four years fe,'"firtu ,,ua w ««- ment is being held. Train will leave Kab to states prison. This makes pretty quick ‘Wn, Sl a ’“,k 00 '*>» lonnan- amaxoo al 7^5 a. m.. Milo 7:51. Delton work. The crime was committed In the 8:00, Cloverdale, 8:08, Hastings 8:30. forenoon and the criminal sentenced in .yd."",' t|u,t»««»•»' »«<■- Woodland 8211. Returning will leavei the afternoon. He was taken to pris­ Island lake at 7 p. m. Fafe from Delton on yesterday. Later developments show that this is to al! stations north for round trip 82. Tbe dress parade will take place at 4.-00 p. not Duan’s first criminal act Yesterday was a man here from Lowell, m, at which time all tbe state troops, and there U» iMUtbte, all tbe U. B. regulars will all be In line. who wanted a warrant for Dunn's arrest ""htldh/rl k™1 Ttaketa can be purchased Io the baggage on the charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He claims Dunn secured car on the train. 8100 from him through fraudulent mbrep■’ “« pou^rj1' Wk°“ll,ble 10 ntlr*to Mileage Ticket* Good for the Family. refutation*, aud arrived here only to find him under sentence. Dunn will wish that Comm encl ng Aogu»t 1st. the Chicago A he hadn’t done these things before be gets SUto.nlT' s*rK,nt- 01 ,h« c- K. 4 Wert Mlcblwn «n«l Detroit. IamIo« A through. Northern rod* will «U 1.000 tian. R ITatifyiog increase at this ata- et too, eood tor two l«r. end re Id tor uk ot pureheoer and bl. wile and cbll‘’aojbeinh f* <!r5mt’s hunting party dren. whose names must lie shown on Cue ticket. Gko. DkBavbx. „J, will Kll Au<n«l SM to I? *e7 0It ‘helr over2nd Mention tiaeu to Detroit jod "torn toundi. ,,enver to their hunting K Jimmie Meaon. while rIdina a bl«b ,t one tare tor round trip, «lth wheel blejel. ala bea«» <peed oo Batue ubtod tor ddmlMlon » tbo “’“'St '“«>,to.r'ui"l!J,i1u,."‘i°U5t •h0'” day leal oo tbe fair around track, look e TWU will be food to "ta" header, and brulaod bl» taee, anna and tember led loduelre. ™« "» ?. ‘ween. Th.. \ 0111 do to It body badly. It II e wonder he ww-not .pplr tor Ibe pr<»t Meceabee Jubilee, ^•tctereri. J should remember that August SOth and 31st. ■' I’ particularly for them. fatally Injured. .VS. — STILL ON TOP. IUpH,^i"’,.D'*'"<m'11’ ’“to* °"«I What did you aayf Want some new pants? See those at the Bankrupt store. Cheap. . Thos. Brice and family returned from C. P. Warner recently paid a fine for Wall lake, whore they had lajen tieing disorderly so says the Hastings camping, Friday. Black Walnut and Cherry Banner. Why don’t you explain Bro. M. F. Jordan, of Middleville, wo In the Cook, that the C. P. referred to is' not city Saturday, as a delegate to the demo­ Delivered al the Railroad Station. Roler io your brother quill driver?—Charlotte Tri­ bune. Because we could not say he wasn't cratic county convention. LESH, PENROD & CO., and tell the truth. Geo. Richmond end wife, of Grand GOSHEN, IND. The Michigan Central will, \ugust Rapid.*, are spending the week with W. 10 to rtsell tickets from Hastings to Grand A Hams and wife at Gun lake. ’ WHEN YOU "T-LLU—2 __LT tet!u"C°'°I'!“ai’d ,ro“ retmbe, ,n- Is seems very plcaskpt to have the roller mill doing bualnvsa again. &AKIH15 POWDER ' NORTH SIDE MAIN ST, HASTINGS, MICH, EXCLUSIVE AGENTS. Great Special Sale of rMSNITURt nt ARCHIE HcX0Y5‘ ■ ** Two stores this week. UNRIVALLED BARGAINS. •:WB SELL GOOD CLOTHING ' OB NONE.” f 7) _L A \T /I \/ V y JL x T / / / ■* \ "THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST." GOING TO GRANTS Because the stock is equally as good all the year round, and your sense of security in the rightness of quality and price is everything to us as dealers. What $12.00 Will Do. We need the room. Autumn­ coming events cast their shadows before them. We want you to Whipcords, Casuimeres.etc, of the finest quality. Here’s a magnifi­ cent opportunity you ought to look into. • TO sun UF - WE KE OFFEKIHU TWO bOLLrtlt'5 WOKTH IH ndMT CH5E/ FOK OWE, dHb AKE BUJT. �Hastings Banner OLD TRICKY BOLIVAR. A VERY CUNNING BEAR THAT DIO A Thursday, August iS, 1893. REMARKABLE THING. SEVEN SIMPLETONS. AN ARAB WISE TALE MEN SHOWING MAKE — ----- — = THAT MISTAKES. A BATTLE RECALLED. TERRIF1C CONFLICT BETWEEN MON­ ITOR V<D MERRIMAC. The Launching nf the Baloigh at Nor­ folk Occurred Thirty Year* After th* With the aid of 1,200 pounds of tallow, One at Daukta’a tarorite Modes la tbs •T waa always » little shy of condemning 250 pounds of Albany grease, 800 pounds of a man on’ circumstantial evidence," said following ingenuous legend: Once upon a time seven simpletons were soft soap and the force of gravity the 1,140 Colonel Jim Coryel, ot Pulteuey, who at­ going along a road. And behold tbey camo tons of steel slid down the ways and floated tended a meeting uf the Fahyhild bouse to a big puddle of rainwater which lay like a duck. All newly launched ships float circle the other evening, "and since the day will aud bright under the sky. And look­ like ducks, and in so doing the hull of the that I had a certain little experience out in ing into the paddle they could nee the Raleigh simply fulfilled her destiny. Thirty years ago to the month another Kitson county, Minn., a year or so ago., I clouds reflected far below, and wisely con­ have been still more disinclined to accept cluded that the puddle was very deep. warship left this navy yarrl, steamed idowA MILLION TONS OF ANTHRACITE evidence of that kind as conclusive. One Whereat they were much puxzled as to ly out of the Elizabeth Into Hampton Roads and in twelve hours revolutionized day a friend of mine who was with me run how tbey should get across. But the eldest BURNING UNDER GROUND. across what he said was a bear almost as simpleton, who was the boldest of the the science of naval warfare. The Confed­ big as any two he had ever seen, and on party, said: “Let u» make a string, each erate Merrimac, with her .roof of Iron, his mentioning the fact In camp our guide holding tho dhoti of the man in front of crossed the Hoads, moved right up to the became very much excited and declared him, and I going first.. And I will leap as United States sloop-of-war Cumberland, that the bear was one known to all that far as I can. and do you other, follow tne.” with thirty guns, crushed in her wooden country as Tricky Bolivar. He had oat- So they all leaped together Into the puddle hull as if it had been pasteboard and sunk B itted every hunter in Kltson county for aud got safely across; not, however, with­ her. Then turning attention to tbo frigate ten years, and some fellow down in St. Congress, with fifty guns, the Merrimac In 1873 a Are broke out in the Inside slope Paul had a standing offer of fifty dollars out being covered with mud from head to drove her aground, disabled her, forced foot. of No. 0 colliery, near Lansford, in this for the smart oldcuas’ hide. When they were safely on tho other side her to surrender And burned her. mate, and it Is raging still with all the *• ’Why,’ said the excited guide, ‘there's For an hour the Congress poured broad fury which the very beat of fuel can give been tons of ammunition wasted on old It suddenly occurred to the eldest simple- side after broadside upon the Merrimac, It. It is in a bed of coal 2,000 feet long, X Bolivar, nnd what in the world he has done but tho solid allot bounded off the armor tat thick and 450 feet deep, ami though it with all the traps he has carried away, fis if they had been baseballs. Having de­ Is covered with rock and clay to a depth' year after year, is something it would ba die. So he counted once, twice, thrice. stroyed two of tbe best ships in the United ranging from thirty to fifty feet, the stones worth a good deal to know. They'd be But as he left himself ont each time, the States navy the Merrimac drew back be­ result each time was that there were only on tho surface arc so heated that a parlor worth n year's wages iu old iron alone,’ six simpletons. So Ije bld each count in hind Sewell’*, point for the night That match laid on them will ignite in an In­ “I became interested in this wonderful day's work taught the world a lesson. It stant. In one spot the men employed at bear at once, r.nd concluded that I coaid turn, nnd as each counted after the fashion market! the end of the wooden warships. the diamond drill light their pipes with afford t<» let the moose alontf for one day of the eldest simpleton, each found that It ushered in the era of ironclads. The tho superheated pebbles. There Is very anyhow, for the chance <»£ bogging Tricky the numlwr was six And yet they could long, symmetrical steel bull of the Raleigh, little external evidence of the fire, save tbe Bo!ivan There would be fun trying to not for the life of them make ont who was which slid down the ways into the Eliza-, coustautiy rising vapor and the noxious circumvent an animal as able as this one missing. And they were much dismayed both, was tbe legitimate successor in naval ' gMthat Illis Lhe air and nt times* kills was cracked up to l»e. and so we started and perplexed. At this juncture there came to them a science to the Merrimac. birds and .mall animals that linger too out to give him a whirl. Tbo day following that on which she wise man, and to him they told their long in the neighborhood. “There was a hunter out there named The early history of No. 0 was very un­ Caleb Cripps, and he was a man of such doubts nnd difficulty. And looking nt gained her double victory the, Merrimac eventful until about 1873. It was opened disagreeable ways and questionable meth­ their simple face* and tho shallow puddle steamed out of the roods to complete her wherein they-had muddied themselves, he work of annihilation. The Minnesota was some thirty odd years ago by "Old Jim" ods in the wuuds-that nobody would hunt saw his way to profit by their foolishness. there and several other wooden vessels of Andrews, and was worked on tho water with him. He was terribly unpopular, ami So with an nir of much urbanity, he prom­ tho United State* navy. Theeo disposed ‘ level for some years without serious acci­ every hunter in the county was in a per­ ised to re-store the missing simpleton if all of, the cities of Washington and Baltimore dent. nnd without producing any consider­ petual, state of worriment for fear thnt seven would agree to work for him a year were at the mercy of the Merrimac, and if able quantity of coni. The gangways wera Caleb might some day strike the great nnd a day without payment, to which aho could demonstrate seagoing qualities turnM east and west at a point 150 yards luck of gathering in old Bolivar. No mat­ they gladly Consented. On’ this the wire for brief periods Pbilsdelphin nnd New vertically below the surface, nnd a num­ ter who else might be tho fortunate man man, taking a betel nut, cut it in raven York might be destroyed. Confederate ber of breanta were opened nnd continued to capture the prirebcur, his success would pieces and bld tbe simpletons count the fortunes touched one of tbe high water to be worked until tbe Lehigh Coal and make everybody else glad, but if Caleb pieces, which they did, and behold they marks when the Cumberland went down Navigation company reclaimed tbe place. Cripps should happen to be the man there were seven. Then to each man he gave a and the Congress was burned. But the The company originally obtained control would be universal disgust and gritting of the largest tracts upon the rental of nn of teeth in Kitson county, every hunter piece and asked, “How can ye be six, when surprise was on the other side when the to each I have given betel, and there were Merrimac presented herself in the Roads ear of corn per year, but. as may readily said. Caleb had a cabin two or three miles ■even pieces of beteD" Whereat their for tbe second day's work. Out in front ot be imagined, in lieu of paying the great from us, l>ut we bad never run across him minds were much relieved, and they began the fleet of wooden warship* lay a croft as increase of rent demanded when the de­ until the day we went out on the hunt for queer and extraordinary the .Merrimac to toil with and work for the wise man. velopments had been made, the company Tricky Bolivar. Now the labor of simpletons is a trial to in naval architecture. The papers of that acquired title in fee. “Tbe guide told us another peculiar wise men, and so the event proved in this day said it looked like “a checrtebox on a The working, were ail opened from the thing about this smart bear and the hunt- case. The first task they performed was raft." . foot of the slope, and the machinery fot era. As anxious as they all were -to kill the harvesting of the winter rice. They During tbe night tbe Monitor, tbo flrat pumping aud hoisting was not oulydn Bolivar, there was a strict rule of etiquette reapedand bound and brought thesheaves of Ericsson's creations, had arrived. It place, but working along smoothly when among them. If one hunter got on the home, and asked the wise man where they had been a terrible voyage down tbe At­ tbe fire broke out. It is alleged that a trail of a bear no other horiter interfered should put them. But the wise man was lantic coast for this strange craft The handful of oily cotton waate used about with him or joined in the chase, unless re­ tbe machinery and carried perhaps by the quested to. the Idea being that the one occupied with his own thoughts and said, escape from shipwreck hod been a narrow rafo tip the slope aud behind the timber, “Ask my old woman, nnd put them where one. But the Monitor had come. And as who started lirst should have all the honor Ignited spontaneously and caused a confla­ the says." So they went to the old wom­ the Merrimac moved forwanl the Monitor and credit of bagging Bolivar if he could. also advanced. What a buttle it was! In , x gration which has since coat a fortune in This was a well understood and sacred an ami naked her. cash nnd coal. It is estimated tb.-it a yard- .rule with tbe hunters, and none of them But the old woman was busy cooking after years every detail of it was analyzed her husband’s dinnerJ So she cried: “Drat and studied as a science, and tbe navies of of coal in tbe vein weighs* ton. would have thought of breaking it any The dimensions of the area in which the you nnd your sheave*! Put them on my the world were rebuilt from the keel up to sooner than he would have thought of head!” Which withput*any hesitation conform to the new condition*. It was ar­ fire is now confined, aud beyond which it burning a fellow hunter's cabin. '. they all did, so that tliddinner WMspoiled mor against armor. Forward and !>ackcannot extend hereafter, indicates 1,170,000 “ 'Unless it might be Caleb Cripps,’ said cubic yards or tuns of coal involved. From our guide. 'He’d do it in n minute.' and the old woman died, being smothered ward, on straight lines and then on curves, tbey moved, each seeking the other's vul­ this must bo deducted tbe small amount “Wa got a track of the bear in the snow by tho paddy. And when the wise man nerable point. Solid shot struck the low which “Old Jim" Andftw* and his Auca mile from our cabin, ami the track was came in hungry and asked for his wife tbe ennon mined nnd the portion which 'may fresh. We followM it for two miles. •■ simpleton* 8‘®P«’*°“ told WH him what liad had happened. sloping sides of the Merrimac, raking her ' eventually be saved. “We followed the trail for au hour, but W.he°, h5 W“ 1“!? tbey “ked bi® from stem to stern. Solid shot made great OTHER FIKES IN MINES. Dever got as much a* a sight uf the bear. "Ith ?b°P’e fa"n bo w,u '“W’T ’Hth dents in the turret of the Monitor and fell From nil these cirotimsL-ince the state­ By and by it led into un open country, and 1 -th«" for ““Vtog onlera. off into the water. There they pounded ■ ment will l>e the more readily credited thnt a .half ... _.... . .... the wise man. seeing no remedy, each other for hours, and t hen, shaken nnd mile ...... further on it mode straightt to-Then ‘ tn all the hundred of mine Ares in the an­ ward Caleb Cripps’cabin. This made the bld-----them go ami So datauged, they parted with mutual re­ ~ .bur)* the : old —, woman. —— thracite region the one at No. 6 is unique. guide UUM.,, Ana wl.«. It r.ok u, within ■ «Mge at lamlxxw, «u.l put- spect. Th*rnan>others* which have burned longer. three tad at Celeb'e door ..ml the iwar The moral effect of tbe battle of the Mer­ ‘h'»■>“■"■ ■» It, eturted off like East Pine Knot, a few miles from Pot’s- tracks went no further, the guide laid wind, so ns to get home the quicker to rimac nn<l the Monitor was great. ' Tbe vllle, has burned more than thirty years right down and howled, he was w mad. I 8«PI*T- But they went so fast through tho Dorth took breath. Washington and Bal­ without working one-quarter so much de­ The benr tracks went no further than tho i bamboo grove that the old woman waa timore were safe. Monitors were nt least struction. At Wadesvilie, iu the same cabin, but from the cabin the footprints of i a match for Mcrrimacs. “Build iron­ bamboo spike. neighborhood, there Isa mine which,baa two men, side by side, led nway toward the 1 Bnl thI“ lbcy ,lid not Pen’dre. for as clads” was the Inwon of that day In Hamp­ burned forty years, ami at night is quite settlement, three miles awny. j 8000 r-s tb<?y Hut 10 lbo P,a« tbelr one ton Roa<ls, March, .180!, and “build* Jrcnvolcanic In appearance, but which llke^vite '“Thnt infernal Cale Cripps has gobbled ■ thought was to get a grave dug ns fust as clnds" was the order which went to every did vastly leas damage and was not fougut old Bolivar!’ yelled the guide. 'He’s gone . l^'ble. To this work, nceonllngly, they navy yard of all tjio nations of the world. with tbe purristency which marked the ef- i nnr 7_-2« —: L^zkfto Ids cabin, and. the bear, ®ddrera«l themsclnm. And when the grave “A cheesebox on a raft” describes the forts’at No.fl. N<#did it exhibit tbe stub- ' h nnncnj., Z/" hnppenin tor come along this way, he's was rvil,’J‘* behold, the old woman was monitor type pretty well. Three of tho born nuutance anil energy which this has ।■ plinged it, and him nnd his brother Jdc is ■ K°n‘*- J',K* they said: “This is a very monitors lay-bcride the thick of the navy shown. ! luggin him in to the settlement! Wo ' wickc-sl old woman. Her husband orders yard on the Elizabeth the day the Raleigh ! might jist as well quit now! I'll shoot that , rer to h® buried, nnd look, she is not dead was launchedc At tbe time of the Chilian Jtan’Sd. ‘ ?"! "‘‘"•'“I'll-"ir. Calf crlpi«. tb. Hr»t Um« I »t »H. tat ba,, ron a«a>-. . ... What are we to excitement thesej monitors, which hud than tide ai.l ,K«r« .olidaerl In a .bort set orv*tabind’ Idonowf" taih.7 baked altotil them. bo they leokctl Ixxn resting peacefully at anchor for more e7*Wr "" 1 "Tl’.'Kiibk' ~u still raging and making ' Xorr.tbore Now, there wuanottar was another old woman LertL thnn twenty years, were hauled up to the { —rol’n.Ji™"n‘|ta « «ream at cblng. wbosbr.uld tag cattle etou l;-..nd ' _ thnt they .... docks and the work „ of _____ __ ______ viuu^ bine uiuc around an>unu tberr, tnere, .bin wnrawnosooniu ,j.nnd seeing refitting them__for water into th<j blaring Nubterrancati rere- ■ conw __J ‘ , Huoterranean come along but Cripps Crippn himself. Our guide c°nld conW not not- go home to supper without obevobey- active service was hastily undertaken ccmcx. Iu’ t he ease of No. ft t he fin- started , bei„.,be.;.l..ri..;ei',i....:u.1;^;i'J,1 ,^^bbe■, <» Mly\'iown^nthL,°whneattm*\’^V,Orttr>’*i him bv ,! !>»''« pftt a b»K in the un-1 , buried and „j be uaricu her tier in in spite spite uf or her hr screams , ______ ,rin „ good condition, amfln a few dara Ml, “ . Idly up.srd upwnrd lb.L that, rrblt. while tta the al.p.dr.i" N.iopo fire was I popular bhunter there nnd then 1I strtursrlrw. --------------------- - - i. — taken----------... .- , struggles. Ami And th™ then th™ they --------came home and. II .v. they have up position at UJI the —..could -------- — soou urowned out. there was no kt/own | .... .... i!’ the ‘ lo1',1 tl,v wisu. ,n®..u what had'uv. done. mouUuiof Hampton Hoads Hoads or or VUe'ili CbtsMpeake —. r i.. t.t ‘ Yon can t fool mu. Calc Cripps! | ......... mouth* of Hampton Chesapeake ----- ■they ...j ....... ivumi.iur Jh’.ll wa> of checking itsprogress above water KUido veiled 'You've killwl isnr •bear. 1 bid seven ' boy or wherever wanted to repel attack, level, tin** nnr 1 u *■ «t...r.l. ■ 1 “J* next ,In ....>' the> wire man • i lhe.--------level, exreuit except hi-«hnt by shutting out n... the »dr that -. , ‘ •inipletona go go and and plow tLe great great “What did the Merrimac look like?” . It H be the last one you U kill In this coun- rimpletons plow above abovethe is neetted to aapport combustion. ! ty.and’----baujan tree, meaning higher up the hilL A citizen of Norfolk answered the ques­ This W;ts the first effort made. Brattiaw I “CripM hart been looking at the tracks ' 11,11 m* to work conscientiously to were built across the gangways, stopping that led away from his cabin while tbe . buul the oxen anti plows into tliu top of tion. He was old enough to be a courier every hole nnd orevice through which air I guide was bowling, and the way he dashed । tbl'treo witb ropes. But tho ropes broke to. a Confederate general when the great naval battle occurred. He saw the Merri­ W,U‘ P1?0, 1’ into ,nto the tne cabin, cao,n-the 100 door aoor being t*,uR open,cut open.cut the tbe and aau the *•“«? oxen U*cu were killed. raiieu. And .uid again they mac liuilding. He saw her steam down of water nnd guide's remarks short. Crippa wasn't in- told the wi.«e man what they had done. SlZ tare iSwas suspended, and men ride more than fiveseconds. Thenhedaahed And when he curaed them for a pack of theElizabeth.-uaiinU) Hamptou Kon.ls, He raw the Cumberland go under, with her were the result. two ^twnlo -r. left let. to watch ..lob th. —In T„ ... : tool, they »s.in ftaolM that th. y flag flying, nnd he raw tbe Congress forced “ W“ /?U,M1 mu6 1 ‘ ‘Both Uotn pair P™is w gone, K°“. by the thcureat HornsF’! fl<’nc *w flu-y were told. “ Great Horns! t!,.h,Cre“T*!i,arr nThe ho- hol,CT«1- ‘-'nd they cat me ten dol- |! ’ And many other tilings they did. always to surrender. And ho saw the next day's duel between the liupeof the Confederacy attempt to smother it was a failure. Then * •ara.•’ j by the wise man’s order*, until the nhe ami the dream of"Ericsson. an effort was made to draw tho fire, and ! “Then he uc ,hurried away on the trail of ’nnn could stand it no longer. So he told hot did the Merrimac look Uke?" men engaged in — mining the glowing ' use the two men. “ ■ , the simpletons that he wanted to inaka n , were --ro— — The ex-courier glanced up nnd down the nnMtu untilbv°thl nnA h^JanJ m fl a. I- ’ —.r — wer __? | "two . overconw 0^" .lh 'Come on!'shouted the guide, and he dugout canoe, and that they must cut' d “ d “Veral ,tartetl *fU'r CM,eb' aod we foll°wed the down a simul tree for the purpura. 'But," river, rm! pointing to a very low. almost I flat LaJdlug on Uu Norfolk shore, 1 KuWf?. The trail circled around toward a he said, "if it falls on the ground it will sol!; Att^?mi«rrin«PUT OCT THB F»BK‘ 1 b,g MWnmP that ,ay 10 the right about two break, and then where will my canoe be» ' riicrc, *!-, you see that warehouse, over 11 llk" ■“ W’l?8 dOlraUS,’i. Gencral OQe speaking a word, f never was so p'uz- run ye under it and receive it ou your yo-. .; r? Well, the Merriir.nc looked just like v.atbulM'ng would if it wm <« the OU? 7. 7“ MW ia JuBt “ We the ( shoulders." To which they agreed, and water She l.;.d r. root that *lu:*d down * 8Wa”>Pwe th” report of a rifle on when the tree fell they mn under It, and •nd for lialf a day he lay in the brush with alxcad, quickly followed by another. Then | were duly killed—all except oue, who, be- just about ns that root slopes. The shot Mfalted men working over his Inanimate there arose the wildest kind ot shouts in | Ing the strongest, stood ready to receive struck that roof and just bounded off.” “The roof w is made of railroad rails laid X I? the “wan,P1 an<1 M two | the trunk. For tbe branches kept the close together, wnsii’t ;tl” £?^^d tat wbhS’tS^ bi »dUn!f ,h« r—.’™'— -------- -------------------- - trunk off the ground and saved this rim"Oh, uul luai'a h mistake." careara of an immense bear that lay1 in the pleton’s life. “Seems to me the northern papers raid nostrils, and thus he lay for six hour* be- kdow. Tbe hunters discovered uh. j And he, seeing his brother* dead wa* *tarotnral.g 111. btcatn. .parent. . Te gol n,mr ,ooutaa «o atthe time, to account for the solid shot b,SSS’X.b,J!S^SI' “’W,’T? g^ b!n,!?b«’r *houted. 'We - ’ve poeaemri with rage, and taking up the ax making no impression." gathered in Iricky Bolivar at laat.' i cut the wise man’s head off. which nrovra "Well, that’s all wrong. I Mw the hurried In, Ca'e Cripps in tbe lead. , that even a single rimpleton is a match for STJt Mh°^ T.*° T m tofck' I “ “ We ThOT C.hb'bdhral' armor when It wa* put on. It wm In Iron •“THmtm th-v >«.(• r-i„K k„ii-1 .j awise man if he have but an ax in hi* Md InkbabMarotat, trara bunt ^roo know’d IL Ttar. th. , tai’ aheeta six inches thick, and it wm laid on Jt it । "with that CtU.bdropprf down In tta hand.—Allahabad Pioneer. lb. n»r .nd boiled. nU.uU,XS fromwMcbth.n.Ud.bolbonncdidr It’, °°? ,*“ “? T*1” utaod. root, by tbe aid. of tb. brorutd mad. a Chines* Cities. •ootb.r ml.uk. u, u,. Monitor didn't ” “"a0"111’ ,y?*r I gn*b bit IM Tbro ». dhara—* tn.b«l rfurntatbm. trad that tb. taar had a boot on omb on. I Tbo authorities «ay that Peking, the Sh*<lWron ror preaent capital of China, and Nankin the 2£" tb»« fal hh fan. tab 1 saw her. She got out into the shallow **** Wherever these indications "'The cunnin old cuss!’ exclaimed our i ~~ ““ ““B” m uiey bVtLTl'i"' ““ “*rrim*c ooHn't ram appeared it wm a sign that thare tbe fire 1 guide. 'It's like murder killin that bear ' 11? more eQt«rprhdng were 100 Year,.J nun , . / H^t‘bh“ W,U‘ h'r‘,u“l IT ***' MOd pJ'*i Opo° “Wbatdld It mean! Why. Tricky Ifoli- I th‘ conimuMsspot by men employed for the single var. seeing that we were preying him dose, । tothe*MPorU* in Tb« grew .tad hair bml bmran to mora .t incontracontra­ wrooraof nubia, taa tb— manlfuu. bad —a tta door of iSScSp^aSS distinction S^b^ptareltahtS ” ' to the conservative and literary Tb. troth al Cont«l«mu htaorr w£££ classes,’ whoprefar the wJ open and jumpwl Inside. When he came Time*. prefer “ •‘interior. ntenor.-—New Y’ork gotten in the pride ot present patriotism. .. ___ _____ _ juiupeu mniuc. >V UEQ De CODle - At.° one ttime ’an tn. effort wm was mode mads to desde*- out again aardn he made bear tracks tnu-k. no nn it.orc, for mMU___________ The ex-courier became os enthusiastic as tb. tro-yrar-old girl b, hl. nd., ud loiMd >y the introduc- he had put on two pair ot Caleb’s hunting Mm through a drill hole of limo and nitric ‘ boot* and marching ahead bad left thf h.t **” (OTtJ thonSd Human telega. ga,l, drra„d (ot Cor. St. JJu. ££ al other times other garae tr*il of two hunters in the raow Instead of >l*r* been ”^aa.ffgtqr*d. b,«b qP hiH own. He threw ns completely off, and mum., snr. socrlBe^l b, th. .nc|„t Mexican, to th. spirit at a mountain torMM mountain rid* and in— npon if Caleb vnpp.t Cripps onua hadn'tv come come up . — forced ---------------- the ... u up just lust m n* be he tonrnlmr m*ea, maa*. but but without erithnnt Having h'avincr the ’X. • ‘ did AU and -...i Lhe >>.. two ____i___ .___ t- hadn > ’t happened. not. Boau ver. taken to a whirlpool In hunter* Many accounts at traveler, go to .how ■MlMiil apparent efftek upon tbe energy to be in the .wamp when old BoUvmwm ' Uka Mexico. filled wlU, eblldrtaaod tlicn." sunk—a horrid propitiation to th. that residence in cave, is not rare in mod. , making for it, nothing could ever have Tho* the unequal contest wm waged un- convinced Klt-ron county that Caleb hadn’t nod. uoppomd co dwall In tb, auboqurou, iaP°* Mrhen ot ex' T’ob8ted snered etiquette and killed tbe >. car.ma-Waabtagum Star Tbe htgbrtt pr*l»e has «*«» Hood’’ PH»* for their ea«y. S« effleteut action. EIRE IN A BIG COAL MINE Id , ta is whv Tam TUtatapblaitam. itial evidence, ■ ultci nan utur uiau 1 riCK) OCL I var, of Kitaou county.”—New York Suu. ®qap zhould^ be thoroughly rinsed from ni™T7nt7thT U6<<1 *lth “* and left to dry In a basket, where I cu gel at them.-Brooklyn ta*!., _ “ w rr r , pu*ct» m Vi ran Canaria.— Mootbi,.1^*1^ 10 P“talar Hriiu aughtd at for eating too tat, and we are sredited w being a nation of dyspeptic*. Now, of eonnw. this i* g«>exal!zing, but yon, the ektat daughter, have it in your power to make the hour at the dinner or tea table one ct real delight. It is on easy ant topic; to get your father and brother interested in the talk of the day. so that you will all cat your food mote slowly, and you will achieve what tbe Frenchmen con aider the great an—you will dine, not merely feed youwelt But thare are a few little questicni about the etiquette of tbe table that wme girl wants to know, nnd theee I am going to toll her. She must hold her knife by Ito handle and never let her fingers reach up to Its blade. When­ ever it is possible a fork must be uaed in place of a spoon, and that same spoon, by the by, must never be left in a coffee or tea cup, but laid to rest polibely and se­ curely in tbe saucer. Glasses with handle* are held by them. A goblet should be caught by the stem, the fingers not entwining the bowl part. Don’t butter a large piece of bread and take bites from it; instead, break your bread In small piece*, one at a time, and butter ft, that is, if you are eating butter, and convey it to your mouth by yonr fin­ gers. Olives, celery, radisbe*. strawberrie* with stems and aspsrugus are all eaten from the fingers. The old method of eat­ ing cheese with a knL'e has been given up, a fork being used in its place. Tbe use of many small dishes for vegetables is not in good taste: indeed, many vegetables should not be served at one time.—Ruth Ashmore in Ladies' Home Journal. , ’n» t»“« “J"1* "‘M. to Virgtai, troriur. «,<X»,0W umuon,. hi,2! “• In irojnrtene. <ml, lo tb. croprfAtxwnrac ud Nortb«mpton‘ *„ th. on tb. romro Mtoroof Vhgt„J tlntoroStut. TmvBta-If New York society eon*^ PTPJe' W1h*t d0 tb* or ao of other* do for pl«a*ure recrratiW1. A pul’ll, .proker bu bamorou.Krural tb. ptatiou tb«t bm ’.u b—tai roro «nd ta „ ». ta bud, al tanlllu, u tta, nro nou,I (w ,w rarokn— and i.tam al temper. Salmon luteadrrl for mnoklng ,ln. Krobtad aod drted. after wbleb ihrr— tang up In tta imotaboiue. wbere >\|~ aro latapttarolng. Onewrek i, nnolred for the smoking process. Gov. John Miller, of North Dakota, re­ lates an instance of what Is being accom. pushed by formers in the lied River Valiev uf Minnesota and North Dakota, n,. u.jj 8. J. Leland, near bis town of Dwlzht, N D., bought 100 acres of Ism! in the aprinr otlWl, for J2.C00, and raised crops lh,t season worth the salary ot a Kuveramett clerk. In excess ot the cost of his farm «pcr the following stateim-nt: Deductiug cost of taud.... The origin of tbe Mexican coatuf arms is ,~3 to bo1found in ancient traditions. Tbo Leaving ' Cases of this kind are ruon th*? eagle was the emblem of the primitive * r>nt Mexicans, bet wherr Mexican independence they are n inig .iu the was overthrown by Spanish conquest new we.*t. quarterings were introduced, and only so much of tho original symbols remained as PROBATE ORDER would serve to emphasise the glory of the conquerors. When Independence was re­ State of MlchUtaa.Cnuntv of IJarr—«. At a «y«*lfU ef the Probate for rte stored a just regard for tradition led to Caanty of Barry, holden,st tb- lT..l.uf«- vffle/ tho rehabilitation of the ancient coat of day the Mh d«y of Ausum. Ir ththousand elsbt hundred and nli rtv ‘ “ The law of April, 1833, directed that the PioSf*111* <’L*rl'r‘ "• Armatrot?, .ijd,» <g arms should be the Mexican eagle resting In the matter nf the estate of S gm :i J. on the left claw on the top of a nopal—a Warner, itecesM^. " plant of the genus cactus. The nopal »*»«!'»». <!ui/ mt grows on a rock in the midst of a lake. “5®*.°} ”. (.bapman.exteiimr <d Uiee,titM Theraglegraspsaaerpentin his right claw. of raid dec. SM-d. praylrg that hl«f: *l v .-rum berMofore Bird In this court msj t* (.-.ird Md allowed and he be dilchatKrd from *std with its beak. Two branches, one of lau­ Thereupon It Is ordered. »hist Wednedtsjih* rel and the other of evergreen oak. adorn 7th day ot bept< n.bcr. A.D..Dx.’*rtrn<> e!<.*|cfK these arms. The allegory thus depicted is the forenoon, be arelitned for the hearing < • .aid explained by the following legend: petiUonand that lhe belts at law.o: v*,j flltrt hll ef..... The Axtecs came from a remote coun­ try called Aztlan, and after long per­ boM*-!* »l the egrination rested in Chapultepec. Inas­ flee. In the ( Uy of Hastings, in said and much as they were afflicted and beset by show came. If any there be, why :h» pPA;-er of petitk'uer mar not be yrsu'ed. am: it (« various Insidious enemies, who attacked tbe further oidrred. shat Mid pelltkmvr rive i,r>Ure them with the cunning of serpents, their to tbe persons luu-rested hi Mid etUIe. f. ?1mj priest* searched for a spot tn which tbey pendacy of raid peiit'on and th* hrjritz might establish, themselves permanently. thereof bv causing a copy of tht« vrdvr to te published In tbe Hxstinra Bannxb. a n-ws Finally they discovered a point on the neper printed ai.d ctrculr.ted In void Cneatv shore of a lake where an eagle, perched Harry, once In e«ch week for three Upon a nopal, was devouring n serpent. This seemed a good omen, nnd according’JuOjie <4 Froi. ly they chose this point, believing that in so doing they were obeying the, will of their gods. They founded there the city PROBATE ORDER. of Tenschititlan, which today is the most State at M^hlgsn.CouuB of Barry. Li populous city of Mexico;—Montreal Star. At a uf tbe Prul-itt* c, «he oouutv of Barn hoMeu he Probate otflee. in tbe Cltv of H.c raid County, on Wednesday ” The terrible fer de lance will strikuagain Julv . In the year ot*e tbourara r>K.ht Lubdred ami again, and Is the cause of great mor­ and ninety two. Prwit. Charles W. AiwtrcL-c. Judre u tality where he exists, causing death often Protrate. in a tew momenta. Over the whole earth d«fn thY^naUer o( tbe estate of John AltUi.se there is none to compare with him except Oo reading *"d filine tbe pttlt'r-n. .!c'v vtrlthe notorious cobra of India. Although fled. of Emma Clarke dxuahfw .-I .»•<! dterated. not a water snake, he Is fond of the river praying fur reason* therein ut forth t' .; the and flat lands In its vicinity, seldom being real estate of raid deceased In ?*!<! reUf-'t. ir. met with in the hilln. This dehiaen uf the rantieal inav >>r pxrt'tloned and wt t-S to rue several belts of raid drcrSM-it. reedy swamp nnd sedgy river bahk is found Thereupon It ordered, timt Friday tee over tl»e whole Dorth of the South Amer­ »th day of AtqrnM A. !•-. !t:t! at te:. . k in ican continent, as well nJ in the islands of the forenoon. It i*'-ixm-d fur th** hesnnx <•( said petition and 'hat tbe ht-IHat '. . • jid Trinidad, St. Lucia and Martinique. He deceased and ail other perrons in’*-r>i»t*-d in U truly the evil genius of thetwMjattcr, vfhere deaths from bis bite form a high Of Mid court. then to t* Ik I'tru percentage every year. aim miow cause, it un u tir In Martinique, especially. It is necessary of the petitioner mav net <• oftentimes In Mme districts to burn the i> further ordered.:tixt Mid i to the i^n-ni « ict»i> M’n com fields, so «u« to destroy these Btujta la­ rtee tiir <•' «;.!,! pettt»rt fore the negroes da re enter to cct the cants. thereof by cauMng « ropy ■>{ .On one estate thirty seven fer de lartoes published tn the ifotihtgs L were killed on a pux-v of ground contain­ ing eleven acres. weeks previous to««irt <my <. Of a dull yellowish or cluy tinted ground color, he is ringed with irregular, UackUh (A true copy.) band^, narrowing toward tbc Imck aud bromlening downward. Thi*arrangement cf coloring makes him extremely difficult to discern on the flat alluvial lands where tho sun baked clay, mixed with the black­ ened color of sticka rotten and water soaked, makes a carpet of a color with his coat. He is (rum five to seven feet in length, as thick as a man's wrist, with a flat triangu­ lar bend.—George IL O’Heilly in Cincin­ nati CommeiTinl Gazette. Awful nnd awfully, or their equivalents, used In therenseof "very," "exceedingly ’’ are more thnn two centuries old nt least. NOTICE FOR HEARING (.‘LAI? State of Michigan. Cot mt» et ivm -••»• made on the sail iLv uf six months from ths* <£slc v ■ iturs to presrnt thrlr claim Esther JJ. I’l-iinmk. l:Ct <Jttcr«<, are required to rnd.that meh rfaints will be I •. court, on Wedinsdsv, the .i;u .nd on Hinreisy, tn - .'■Mi *b next, a: ten o'clock iu tbe !»*:■ ■•• tbw rfi»v«. Dated July, 36th, A. D. 1‘>J- Dot (aged six, on the conclusion of song by celebrated tehor)-Papa. did thnt man make all that noise on purpose! It ban been shown that the cocoon of a silkworm will yield a thread 1.000 yardx or three-fifths of a mile, long Homely persons arc always saying that beauty is a snare, just because they can't snare say nf it themselves. £* Wiliu TiUbrooh Mayor Tillbrook PROHATE ORD I R. State ot Michigan. County <4 Bt-tr- • ■ Al a M-.'-don ot the Probst*- <’ei;rt :■ : :e Coutu; ot Barry, holden atI..the- Probate ta. • Iu. al... . .! ■ <'ff.ee, . >' one thousand eight hnndrrd and olnetv : Present. Charles W. Armstrong. *h « PiX)t>:.tr. In the mailer of the estate of Arse) I'.lnxce deceased. On resdine and filing tbc petition, dnly vertled. of Charles H. Thurston. *ou-lnl*w ‘*iJ deceased, praying that a eestAin In-tr.mert heretofore filed in thtr eourt j urrtriii r to &e lhe last will aud testament of raid <!«*raw4 be admitted to probate and that sdiniuMr*lion of raid estate rosy be granted to tbeeiecu tor In raid will named or to some other suitable ’^Thereupon it 1* ordered, that Tuesday, the Md day o( Auaust. A. D.l«es.*t ten oefo-k n Chd fomoou. he aesigMd for the brarlnz pt raid petition, and that the heirs »t law cf «a!d drceased, and all other persons Intemted In »*M> estate, are required to appear ataiejpioopt ■aid court, rben to be hokJen at the Erohate ana wow cause, u any uirrr it. wn? of Ue petitioner may not be sui ted. And « la lart&r ordered, tf.»r said MOM to the persons Interested in 8*13 raute, •I the pendency at said petition, and U;e Ing thereof by causing a copy ot ibis order M to punllabed in the HasTixua Banner anewpaper printed rad elrcnlaxed In said Count? of Barry once in each week tor three luccran’e week* previous to raid day of hearine Chajilks W. A«M*;n«'’S”(A tree copy ) Judge of ProbateNOTICE FOR BEARING OFQAIMS. from that dale were allowed tor Hood’s Sarsaparilla £■>< their Wm w <•« ffnSSa offlee. In the OO oi r examination and allowance, nn or tth mS of January nexk auJ’tuit .tMMthday of Ocipber. �Z____ __— —• uvw oorpleaa ritnation. Fanny clutched th® mane of the flytog horse and held on with deapenite energy, while from bahind came the thunder of hoofs in hot pursuit. Before ttoc now lay many mile* of un­ broken plain, with not even a bush to break the dreary monotony, and ncrosa thia her horse sped swiftly on. bis proud head t<*ring from ride to side as if in mockery of thooe who came behind. Eanfly Riggsby was n good rider and had siwut many a day in th® aaddlo. gal­ loping o' er the prairie In search of her father's cattle tnat would often stray •xniy. bukah® could not help feeling a sense ol helpleaaneea and terror steal over her a* she now found herself upon tho back of th® spirited horie'without midi® or bridle Without any muans.of guiding the animal, she could only trust to chance in keeping upon the proper courae. She knew that there was a set­ tlement many railea to the north, and it was with lhe hop® of reaching this that she had started in a northerly direction. •steady. Jet.- she cried, leaning for­ ward and speaking in a coaxing voice, but the spirited animal only plunged Forward with renewed speed, leaping wildly through tbe tangled grass and l«^bea of goldt’nrod tbut grew in his coarse. But closetoil.. behind came the “r.mn= .~1 • ,hthunder ”“ °' of corns, and al! akin eruptions, and positive­ ly entva plies or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect salisfhctlon, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale by W. II. Goodyear, lhe druggist Bayonets at Buffalo to Suppress Strikers’ Violence. ------ J —u; ,u town >Would prefer being excused from a surgi­ Lcal operation when she could be positively cured uf piles by usiu< Hill’s Pile Pom­ I ade. A printed guarantee with each pack­ 1age 1 Price 81.00, six packages 93. By mail. . Tiiurmlay. Sept 20. at 10 o'clock a m.. •> at tlie state land office. 115.000 acres’ of Agricultural college lands will be sold to the highest bidder. M. Wihon. of Merrill, has a young pig having two bodies from the tall to the ribs, with two Nets of rear legs. He has two I set* of Jaws. Ferdinand Killer, of Saginaw, while working in Mention A Qo.’s mill*, was struck in the groin by a place of plank and fatally injunxl. Eternal Vl£ltonce is tbc price of health. But with all our precaution theru arc enemies always lurk-1 ing about uur *ynt«-tni>. only waiting a fav­ orable opportunity to araert themselves. Impurities In the b!upd >uay be hidden lor years nr even for renera’inn* anil sudden-1 ly break fortit. uuderuilning health and hastening death. For diseases arising from impure blood Hood's Sarsaparilla is the unequalled nnd unapproachable rem­ edy. It Is King of them all. for it con quera disease. Mrs. Emm* Whitney, who escaped from the asylum al Kalatnazoo.*has been recap­ tured. It took a squad of officers to han­ dle her. binJ, .nd With . prayer upon b»r tightly comprewl bp. «be elotebed the rope in 1 het bend Then .winging downward Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. | we .true. Jot bgbtly upon tbo 1 . monrant •" <■"«». uBZ -Hraven help"»•'«<' .ue!" .bo tor While enroute to Ionin tn serve two years for burse stealing, Merton Bowman jumped from lhe cars at Owosio and cscajied. I । 1 and put them under guard. The ' j ST. convict* who were at work were then taken to Victoria, a littto village near-by, | . packed in box cars and started to Nash­ ville. The telegraph wires had been cut | and picket* had been posted so u* to pre­ vent interference with tbe buslnesa TWO BEGMEBTS BEST OH OUABD- | Shot at and Whipped a Cuarler. | Clarence Livingston, who had been sent from Whitewell at midnight to notify the Inman autboritira that danger was near, . was discovered by picket*. Hi* horse was Darning Burning All Suifav Night — The shot from under him as be tried to j : While working In a lumber camp at Spanish River, OnL, John Bnltuan, of I •teridan township, Clare couuty. tell into i tbe water and was drowned. raibwd >»• het borw w pW*' Tel .he bamtaXe.1, tor *’™i) buuntoiuRl her >e.t withKTOM dilBcoJty. »ny .tteinpc W orgv the bon» loro , .witter “i»h, uting her to tbe groundXlrtW tbe boot beat, from tab ■liuoMt lost ner-balance as the horse shot H». * thonderbolt, b» H«t junta turning to .carcely touch tbo earth as he uwept onward. I hued and bewildered by th. anranng .need Kanny clung to tbe bora. • m»be wr tangled Mr HyM w tbe wind, her l««r .tnckon and face turned npwurd toward\* bright and «llt*rT«l.r gleamed through * S^rdm°b« l«» bad “ COLD STEEL AGAIN.1 I The sheriff of Marion county telegraph- , . ed to the governor last evening in reply to I tbe message ordering him to sum­ Buffalo, Aug. Iff—Just after midnight mon assistance and arrest members of the the striking switchmen aet fire to a train mob, that he was helpless and could do uf sixteen freight car* lying alongside the nothing. The governor has not indicated Cheektowaga trestle. Again did tbe fire what further steps be will take, but jays department respond, and about three- he will go to tbe full limit of the law. He i can only order out troops when called quartera of an hour later two enplnea were upon by % sheriff for aid, and then the ' engagedin fighting the flamea^bqt the ,uo ' members of the militia must bo sworn In : atrikd'ra soon cut the hoae and the aleamura by the sheriff *s civil officers, were rendered powerless. The Lehigh Furthsr Vandalism Cmmtttod. Valley officials then appealed to Brig. Gen. ' The miners at Tracy City yesterday i morning pulled the coke ovens out- of- the Doyle for immediate aid. Buffalo, Aug. Iff—The first battalion ground and destroyed them, which la un­ . told damage. They My the mines shall of the Sixty-fifth reglrpent left their arm­ never again Im operated unless by free ory at 1 o’clock this morning (or the _____________________ labor. Tom Corrich. wbo led the miners Cheektowega freight yards. They were at Tracy, was leader of the Mine crowd at Inman yesterday mnmimr morning. Coal Creek,. Itt followed later by tho second battalion and 1 I"" ’"" v..-t.r.i«» ( .k«l Cree is said, ismeir is their next next oujecuvo objective poiux. point. «. A , , , . . • isMin, both battalions of the Seventy-fourth bloody battle la expected, as the W0 sol-, regiment At 2 o'clock this morning the diers at Che garrison will fight strikers were in #secret session at Gam- ' The convict* from Inman arrived here mell’a hall, but it was learned that no last nlgbt and were put in the states more strikes were ordered at this meet- , prison. As there are over 1,000 and only lug. Several small fires were started last ' accomodations for 700 they are packed evening, but they yrero quickly exLin- . away Like sardines in a box. Mr. Baxter, vice president ot the Tennessee Coal, Iron gulshed. and Railroad company, said yesterday: •The <ompany Is willing to surrender Its At a late hour laat night Sheriff Beck lease contract and leave the state free to was notified by officials of the New York make such disposition of tho convicts as Central and West Shore roads that thsy ,_________________________ . the state authorities may deem beat. The would expect him to protect their proper- , company offered this to the last extra ty in the event of a strike on their Unas. ‘ s^ion ot lhe general assembly, but no Tbere I, HOI lb. >llKb<nt doubt la tb. 1 •c,lo“ “k'n u- Tbl. ott«-bu .... , . tlnrul Atwn tn to t>.«tboatata stood open state■iithnritina authoritiessince since minds of those posted In rafhvay matters that date and L« now open to them.” but the New York Central and West Shore switchmen at this point will quit THEY CALL FOR A BOYCOTT. work unless the difficulty between the men now on a strike and their employers ary adjusted. PirnBURQ, Aug. Iff—The Amalgamated olX°k irt up from the grass not “iTr^ -b-^rrt um When she bad Children, she <*« thrw CastorU. .'uulowy gram ’cem"1 ra.d?“tS ‘■>kd *b?Xd''tl^“« tilTretan weo.1 Mrs. Mary Dillon, of (leneva. I«enawee •\V‘n . l - thfiv.” repeated the voice. County, wds seriously burned while light­ ‘•Hah. ••{well file!” ing a tire. Her drew collided with the • :-• .v in au instant that she had flames. •• : - i.vervd by the dreadt*d cattlewe-) :*i| no thought of surrendering ii; ■ i • in eEten.il her breast. She As the capitalist drove by In his carriage, ma '.- i:-w»-5 to the challenge, but a stranger asked a policeman who it was. irti-,:: 4 i -u- tri she struck her honwi a "Millionaire Brown,”' responded the ?±nt and X ”u“d « d-<ted to the f-iiarph; --v the picket iopb which policeman curtly, n» it everybody ought to to instant death. f-ljeht-l'' ; ’.-I in her hand. Quick as a instant know. 2.1-i ?1 ■ i«:.i".ual funded forward and “L’m-cr,” hesitated the -’frtingvr. "Isn't that a rather queer flr>t name.” icross the prairie. At tho ••What'sth* matter with it?” growled . ..t: .-:-";*nt the loud crack juf firearms tbe copper. ""You wouldn't object to be­ tn • .•• ■ >f the night, and the ing called that, would you? I’m sure 1 f bullet* sounded close to' wouldn't Detroit Free Pros. . i the bullets took ef’ ti it tijwn her horse’s nock -b.pe and itpd soon . -well that skirted the The nnfTato liag. Tboiigh moth aud rnKt corrupt, thsy Are [ as nothing io the Buffalo bug. That in .... . Is t, a...comparatively , ... । beet new pent in honaerwU.‘«nly tbo world ecemc-d to dip buids, hundreds y. of housewives have Luiurr, but uu. UMMta.wwM ..V...2..-„ .! be^lbberiuinnle^tmle^P^ learned to fear him. He ha* various (onus i f bitter oaths camo from in various state* of being, m> thnt toile ' . uu-n as they saw tho She no longer,hoard <h gj? 4 scrilie a Buffalo bug ia to tell what he iv ' . away untouched by ing hoofs. Tho sWept from worm i»> Ay- Hd is licat known per | .-in . to the dnrkneM haps as a hanl shelled, dark brown tbini.'. tor aught «h« ku'w- . king tho flight ^lUik^e^iybug.n shaiK-. A® bug ■. unable to discover OU with no incun. ot checking u a — ------ \----------i .:.uin *>r woman that was, will cat any fabric, woolen or hempen, and ti; ho:*?. but they hud' of her »n'll'"*"X'^bi.Ucd about her What what lie he <1 does nut rm eat uruwivjn. he destroys. Someor* not The dewy wind, wh times he starts on the edge of a carpet or ’. iii.it it was wnw one p«IIW'»c<,“^X ^nt' her neck and rug and enta his way around a room. Only v.-.u trying to escape u„gtai .h^,„ttkllko notrao poison can stay his courae. Sometime* h« gets into the crack of n floor and eats the .honldore. the P* ihe nt to rouse the cnttleineecta were bn thcir carpet in a straight line from end to end. . ■ ;;eti>m. After all th® .traogo «"■* ^Sb’JXnu. ot trtght When the bug .starts on such a tour tbc . a : i al>'u to wreak vengeance corer and llnw th jMh0(1 housewife’s only resource ia to saturate her carpet with turpentine.—New York ttiers garrisoned at the inn, I into th. darknes. » tne :u'h: ili.it they were about Sun. ____ ______ _________ | .wittly on. ____ .V- -na I -I at. the lost drove them Fanny now sought to check tho wild : l ■lesJMTUtion. ’ flight of her horse with gentle words. One ot the moat important instruments VB KV. — _____ !• that th® men were not but it was of no Avail. Although Used in connection with electric light or ml it was likely that their breathing heavily and covered with power stations is the cutout, for opening ■ tn- distance from where foam, the maddened animal showed no the circuit when the current exceeds a cer­ tain limit. The number of machines that . them. Urging her horse inclination to slacken his speed. are nnpually destroyrd for want of tome th- :<•■< of his speed she had Fanny knew that she must soon reach provision of this kind is large. Nearly ull ■t the little hill and was be- the timber of Drywood creek, and should Central station men have come to realize 4ht of her pursuers. That sho she not succeed in checking her horse's tho necessity of supplying their circuits pursued as soon as the men , speed before that she realized the awful with some safety apparatus that will guard ,! ir horses she felt convinced, danger that awaited her should aho bo against an overload caused by a ground or - '.i r purpose to put as much carried into tho woods. That sho would short circuit on the Hue.—New York Tele­ ■< ‘ herself and tho foe as be <bmbed to death against somo limb or gram.______________ j______________________ -he had a chance. tree seemed inevitable. The' • • sh > rode was a noble aniSuddenly a mass of dark forms loomed NOTICE OF ATFACHMENT. tnal. i bm high spirited and fleet through the darkness just ahead; the State ot Michigan, the Circuit Court for the •r.jablv of great speed and en- horse uttered a snort of terror, reared County of Barry. l'--r full two miles Fanny rode nigh in the air and wheeled quickly to Clemeut Smith and i r .ite before she dared slacken the left. With an agonizing cry Fanny Philip T. Celtrove. vs. ' Then pulling her horse into Biggaby fell into the damp gross, where i' h r. sho listened for sounds of sho lay limp and unconscious. i.iivA D W’ a writ of uttwhnteut was dulv frauedomoftlieCirealtCWt for theCountapf pttrenn. -j ’ , f‘ Itarr» at the suit Of ciament Smith and I hill I' Fi tt•■-•ut-ut she could detect no I A.j the hiu.-mur of the night Wind :;:riu^h the long grass. Then there • .tin-i a h w rumbling sound from sb hin l that n-semblod the’roll of distant tnur.d ■ The rumbling sound grow k '-. b r d|louder. Then glancing back­ ward 1‘ mdy uttered a low cry of terror s:-und CONTINUED association committees which are calling on tbe manufacturers to cluse up the scale agreement are all demanding tbat'a boy­ cott of Carnegie’s product* be made part of the contract. At J. Painter Sons, and the Republic Iron works the men were firmly told thnt tbe boycott feature would have to be left out or the firms would be compelled to operate the mills as non-union hereafter. After a brief con­ sultation lhe committee agreed to with­ draw the boycott demand. Will Fight It In the Coarts. A member of the Carnegie firm said yesterday that if any of the manufactur­ ers agreed to tbe demands being made for a boycott such action would Immedi­ ately bring the matter into the courts, were suits for conspiracy would be enter­ ed. He raid, however, thnt they dld^not believe they would meet with any trouble on this account. “The Federation ot Labor," »a*<l be, “have declared that our output is so * inconsequential ’ and bad that it is not worth boycotting, and so long as they take this cheerful view of the matter Iwtb aides, I am sure, will be contented.” The locked-out men at Homestead were soinewbat restive yesterday. Some of the strikers pursued a non-union tnau and tbe militia tired several shots to scare them away. Epithets were exchanged over the fence between the strikers aud some pf the mill men; also between tbe strikers and some men at work on the nc4( house for the non-qnion men. Buffalo,' Aug 18—Incendiary fires lighted up the railway yards in and about this city all Sunday night. It Is estimated that over 100 freight can were destroyed. 1 TJic master of the Switchmen's union de- ; clam that the strikers are not responsi-, ble for the firn, but if they are not direct­ ly guilty (and most people believe they are) their sympathizers are, and it is tbc opinion that if the strikers wanted the vandalism to atop they could hare it so. Utile progress was made yesterday by tbe railway company In moving cars. Sev­ eral engines wrre at work In lhe yards ot the Lehigh Valley last evening, but they did little work except to make up a few trains and kept the yards clear. On the Buffalo Creek road nothing was done. There was no chance to do it, as no men could be had. During the iiftermxm Yardmiwter Huestor, of the Erie, got everything in readiness to push the freight thnt was blocking the castlxjund track out of The way, _ when it was discovered that Che switchmen, who —— loitering t-- ..v-wv«-hnrwere everywhere, i,.,i had Ml set th« tbe brakes. Burster ordered the yard etnployes to open them, but they respected ’•'.rrounding tbe train nnd refused. “Then i’ll doit myself," said Huester, nnd mounting tho , . , -. , . . cam be loosenedI the brakes, only to have them set again by a dozen different men who clainbertxl on the cart. Not satisfied with this, they requested 'the yardmaster to desist or to be thrown Out, and hu de­ cided to comply with thiar wishes. The train therefore remained tri, coupling pins mi»ing and keys gone out of lhe bulk­ heads. The Claim of a Striker. “It is not right to charge us with all this wrong,” declared one striker. “The damage was not done by our men and we are not reiponsiblo for it. We tried to argue thia thing peaceably for several months, but when Grand Master Sweeney nnd our grievance committee Were grossly insulted by the Philadelphia and Reading and the Erie officials, we had nothing else left but strike. We want ten hours for a day, with n dinner hour and the same pay as now. That's what they hare on the D. L. and W. Central, Lake Shore. Nickel w. a x. and anu P., r., and auu we want wan*. Plate, ana and W. N.. Y. Il too. We exhausted all poaible peace*- ble means before striking.” Persuaded tbe New Employes. It wm expected thnt there would be some interference with the Lehigh Valley passenger train, but it ran intothe atation without a stop. It carried acventy-two mln picked up from along the Reading system nnd they were taken to tho United States hotel, where rooms had been engaged for them. No effort was made to put them at work, as with the blockade at William street it is impossible lo move any freight. During the day the men seen by a committee of the strikers and asked not to go to york. They agreed to return to their homes if tbe Iccal union would pay their fares. ; . , j ! ! Little Girl’s Experience In a IJghthouw. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Prescott ^re keepers of the Gov. Llghthouse-ixi SamT'Seach, | Dated this 4th day of AMU« A- D. W Smith & Colgrove. Attorn*’* w iiainun. Mich., and are blessed with a daughter, | four ycars'ofd. l^ast April she was taken down with measles, followed with a dread­ PROBATE ORDER. Sayre, Pa , Aug. 16 —Sheriff Powell, of as c.y the dim outline® of a squad ful cough and turning Intn a fever. Doc­ Bradford county, accompanied by deputy of in>-nr.t<4 men thundering down upon 1 tors at home and Detroit treated her, but in vain, she grew worse rapidly, until she Foley and a posse of seventy men, arrived Llr. • • Oty here yesterday. At 1:40-an effort was -V if uw^rv of the danger that threot- was a mere “handful of bones.”—Then Wednesday, the >w" °!.Au5U5tn-t? made to start an engine and caboose up eaetl his y|>ung rider, the horse sprang she tried Dr. King's New Discovery and the new road. It was immediately sur­ after the use of two and a half bottled, was forward tJith tho nimbleneoa of a doer completely cured. They say Dr. King’s PY’n *th; matter of th* estate of Ora rounded by strikers. The excitement was bud -v..! n|vay like tho wind. Tho sudintense, and the prospect pointed to a riot New Discovery is worth its weight in <!’ u i r.Put caused the terrified girl to gold, yet you can get a trial bottle free at ran- when tbe engine attempted to pass, but ■way In.tit -uiv to ride, almost lotting the effort was finally given up. Later the hrr M.,-.. With an involuntary move- W. II. Goodyear's drug store. locomotive trainmen held a meeting and Strength and Health, resolved that no train men would do «’n. ; janed forward, clutching tho If you are not feeling strong and healthy, hur. nuinewith one hand and holding ♦wltchmen’s work. try Electric Bitters. If “la grippe” has tl:i r.?|ns tightly in the other. left you weak and weary, use Electric THE TENNESSEE INSURRECTION. r'.■! inuvi-ment of her body caused her Bitters. Tills remedy acts directly on pull suddenly upon the reins. As she , liver, stomach and kidneys, gently aiding did . -ilt. ^.]t a qnick loosening of tho those organs to perform their functions. bTSorieu S the Probate Office Court, then W be no ac"** Coanty. an<l rop«-: then, it slipped from the horse’s If you are afflicted with sick headache, l^tSSkttW “*^ytthe prayer Of Nashville, Tenn., Aug. Iff—The east head and fill dangling at her side. Th® you will find speedy and permanent relief Tennessee miners are again on tbe war by. taking Electric Bitters. One trial will b'T*- wm lindlelesB. patb. About 8 o'clock yesterday morning convince you that thia Is tbo remedy you There are few horse®, however gen­ 800 of them, heavily armed, marched into need. Large bottles only 50c. at W. H. tle that d>> not feel a sudden thrill ot; Inman, a little mining town in Sequatchie ireed«-in if released from the restrictions Goodyear’s drug store. valley. Their object was well known and of the Lridlii when ridden at a full gal­ Buckton** Arnie* Solve. citizens packed up and fled. The mob The best salve in the world for cuts, lop, and was no exception. Startled went to tbe coal mines and captured the bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever *« the bridle slipped from his head, the sores, tetter, chapped hand-; chilblains, norse leaped wildly through the long WKlSinSS’ ter ra. ♦ 2.00_ ♦ 2.00 ♦ 1.75 TOK >«V* ♦ 1-75 Na*h villa—Homeitcad. RESULTS OF INCENDIARISM. raridlv wtore. Tbo wind wb.cb WM bl^Ang gnutty “P°" DOW w wb.r. ♦2.25 M J3.00 V2J0 ¥♦2.00 U.„n..P...rai.u, *<' the Grand Master—Over 1OO T'«>5ht . thb tIlne no damage waedooe to property. | Care Destroyed—New York Central but they returned in the afternoon and 1 Mob stop sa partly destroyed the stockade and houses. ,-.h :h. animal bounded for‘ I heart sank within :t ti ir 1 the -.-ruff challenge and ♦ 5.00 ♦Atofi ♦3.50 ■ ♦ 2.50 (2 Woolley & Bronson. NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS ON CLAIMS. State of Michigan. County of Borey-ss. Katste of Jane Wadd. dereaaed. We (be undrrdgncd. having been appointed athe 7rebate court for the Couuty of Barry, te of Michigan. cnmml»»looera to receive ex­ amine and .vijurt all claim* and demands nt all persons against said deceaaed. do notice that we will meet at tbe Tost Ofllcw atCluverdale. tn the township of Hope, on Tbarsdav. the ;»th day. of Hemember. A. DHW. and ou niurvLiy. the 2»tli day at Decem­ ber, A. D HW. al ten o’clock A. M., of each ot raid days, tor the purpose of examining and allowing said claims sod . tkM six months from tbe twenty-ninth day ol Juue, A. D.. 1«P2. were allowed by said court tor creditors to present their claims to u« t->r examination and allowance. Dated JuneZStli. A. D.. 18/2. latwis H.Ba bn as. ) Howard Moshkk. -Coinraiaaioosra ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. In tbe matter of the estate of Washington K. Ferris, deceased. .... ... NoUca ts hereby given that I shall sell at nubile auction to the highest bidder, oo Friday, the twelfth dav of August. A. D . ISM. at ten o’clock. In the forenoon In tbe Probate offlee tn the city of Hastings la the county of Barrv. In u»e stale oT Michigan, pursuant to license and authority granted to me on the lath day of June A. D. 18»L by tbe Probate court of Barry county, Michigan, all of the estate, right, title and interest of the Mid de­ ceased of. in and to tbe real estate situate and being in tbe county of Barry. In the state of Michigan, kmwn and described as follows, * The south half of the east.ballot the north »e-t quarter of section fourteen (14), township three i3> north, range nlun (9> west. Dated Ju* ZSth. A. D . !•*.'. J.IMM F. Ma AD. Admlnlatrator. The above aale is hereby adjourned until FriI day the «Ch day of August USH at ten o’rjock tn the forenoon at the Probate Office in the city of Halting*. i Dated AuguM Wth 1SB. J utu F. Mkad. Administrator. Trouble Ahead for ths U. A O. CFMBERLAND, Md., Aug. Iff—It is quite probable that within tho next week the Baltimore nnd Ohio railroad will beoffered a new schedule of wages by the order of Railway Telegraphers to sign. Iu the new flat higher salaries are asked by the men. and .the advance wanted will average >10 ]>er mouth more than the prtwenl rate. If the railroad company does not grant tbe advance a strike along the entire line will probably tie ordered. About 3,SlV operators Will be affecteti by the strike. feigned the Amalgamated Seals. Pitts burg, Aug. Iff—Three signatures to the Amalgamated scale were received yesterday from tbe west. They are those of the Etna mill, of Bridgeport, O.; La­ Belle works, of Wheeling, and the Terre Haute Iron and Steel company, of Terre Haute, Ind. Grand Kami*, Aug. 11—The great 110,000 Bullion race here yesterday was. a hot bat le, the three heats being the fastest ever trotted in a stallion race. 1 Alvin won in three straight beats, but In the second heat Fred S. Wilkes was so close that mnny thought he bad wou. The time was 2:15.V. 9:HX. b:14X. Barney Wilmore was second and Ixrtmco third. In the 2:30 pace Flying Jib took tbe first heat in He. wou in three straight. Harry Nob.e, a trotter -with a record o^ 2:l~Ki tor a half Iutercet in whom (25,000 had been offered, dropped dead yesterday morning. York. Hlgl . Newark, N. Y., Aug. 13.—James Gunn, aged 33 yeaks, who is stopping at Farmer Chester Burleigh’s house, two mile* north­ west of here, was waylaid, shot and robbed Thursday night on the highway while re­ turning home on fo$t Twomenwhohnd alighted from a buggy ordered him to throw up his hands and deliver his money. He hesitated, whereupon he was thrown to the ground and robbed of 115. The rob­ bers afterward fired three shots at him, oue of which took effect in the leg, badly wounding nim. Tho police are after the robbers. . • Helena. Mont., Aug. 13.—At its busi­ ness meeting yesterday tbe national en­ campment Sons of Veterans elected the following officers to serve'Lhe ensuing year: Commander-in-chief, Marvin E. Hill, Michigan; senior vice commander, George W. Pol let, N. J.; junior vice com­ mander, John W. Miller. Montana. Kalamaioo & Sagiww TIMETABLE. In effect June 28. IMO. .> illT’t. Kalamazoo Lv... Kart Cooper Richland J unci. Oreooar............ .. MU®....................... ttelton.................. Cloverdale Shu! lx Hastixus............ Coals Grove... . Woodland Woodbury *-<• n. l. Lxnslnu................ Detroit Grand Rapid*... Rast Cooper Lv Rleblaad Janet Creasoy Milo Delton Cloverdale SbulU.......................... UAaTINGS................... Coats Grove Woodland Uuisimt..................... Detroit. Grand Rapids •Stops on signal only. t Nos. 5 and 4 will not earn" passengers unless provided with tmight train-permits. Freight trains will be run at the convenience of the company, who reserve the right to change tbe time of such trains without notice. W. S. Dkwisc. Genl Manager. MORTGAGE SALE, Notice l« hereby given that default has bee* inode in the payment of the money secured by a mortgage bearing date the twenty tint day of April A. D. 1881. executed by David E. Eero and Sarah A. Fero his wife, of tbe Township ofEmmett In the County of Calhoun and State ot Michigan, to Amelia Jones of the township of Auvrta in lhe County of Barry and State of Michigan, and recorded In the MBceof tbe Reg­ ister of Deeds for the County of Barry. Mich­ igan. iu Liber 21 of Mortgages os page 43 mi tbe 231 day ot April A. D. 1881 at tl :45 o’etoek in lhe forenoon: that said mortgage wa« duly assigned by said Ameila Jones to Janies Casbmoreof Prenfleld. Calhoun County. Michigan, on the ‘.■Ithday of March. A?« 1884 by an assignment dulv recorded on the With day ot April A. D. 18-4 at 8 o’clock In lhe forenoon. In tbe office ot the Register of Deeds tor the County ot Barry. Michigan tn IJber 3 ot Mortgages, on . age 340; aixl that said mortgage wm further duly astlin­ ed by said James LMhinore. to Andrew D. Etheridge ot the City of Battle Creek. Michigan by assignment dated the t3th day of March ISgff and duly recorded tn the office or the register at Deeds tor the County of Barry. Michigan, on tbe 1Mb day ot S*ptemt*r A. D. iae| at 9 43 o’clock in tbe forenoon. In Uber M ot Mortgages, on paps 202: that the amount claimed to be dne on Notice l» also hereby given that the power at sale contained in sold mortgage has become op­ erative by reason ot the default of said Mortgagor tn paying the moneys oeeunMi tii-rrby. and no suit o proceeding st law has been InsHttited to recover the debt now reinshilng secured by «ald mortgage.or any pvt thereof. Notice ls also herebv given that in pursuane® of the power of sale contained la sold mortgage and the statute in such cases made and pro­ vided, the premises described In and covered bv said mortgage, to wtt: All that piece of land Bltuale In the Township of Assyria In th® County of Barry and fttato ot Michigan describ­ ed M the south virtrt quarter of the north mat quarter of section number twenty three tu towashipnumber oao north <>( range number seven ---- - _ill ^.14 fwMAt ag the Circuit Court for tbe County ol tn lAeetty of Hutton in tbe County ol CuiCAGO.Aug. 18.—In tbe mile and tbrew- amount due on Mid mortgage with 1 per cent ilx teenths handicap at Garfield Park yes­ Interest and all l«al omU and expenses. Dated the I2th day of May WM. terday Lorenzo won and broke Tristan’s record ot 2.-00 1-5 by covering the ground 1J&X- In two more jumps Ernest Bats *Attorney tar Assignee ot Mortgage. would have won. �— Ol SEVEN SIMPLETONS. Hastings Banner OLD TRICKY BOLIVAR. Thursday, August 18, i8qx AN A VERY CUNNING BEAR THAT DID A ARAD WISE REMARKABLE THING. TALE MEN SHOWING MAKE THAT MISTAKES. A BATTLE RECALLED. ITOR AND MERRIMAC, Bliek Bruin Thnt FunrvU With tho aid of 1,200 pounds of tallow, One of Daukha’s favorite stories Is the “I w^ss always a little shy of condemning 350 pound* of Albany great*, 800 P™1^,™ a man on clrcumatantial evidence,” said following Ingenuous legend: nft nod tbe force of gravity the 1.1« Onco upon a limo seven simpletons were Colonel Jim Corycl, of Pultency, who at­ tons of steel slid down tbe ways and floated tended a meeting of the Faiychlld house going along a road. And behold they came likes duck. Allnewly launched shipsflpat to a big puddle of rainwater which lay circle lhe other evening, “and since the day still and bright under the sky. And look­ like ducks, and in so doing the hull of the that I hod a certain little experience'out in ing Into the puddle they could see the Raleigh simply fulfilled her destiny. Thirty years ago tb the month another Kiteon county, Minn., a year or so ago, I clouds rvflectctl far below, and wisely con­ have been still more disinclined to accept cluded that the puddle was very deep warship left this navy yard, steamed slow­ A MILLION TONS OF’ ANTHRACITE evidence of that kind as conclusive. One ly out of the Elisabeth into Hampton Whereat they were much puzzled as to day a friend cf mine who was with me ran how tbey should get across. But the eldest Roads and in twelve hours revolutionised BURNING UNDER GROUND. across what he said was a benr almost as simpleton, who was the boldest of tho the science of naval warfare.^ The Confed­ big as any two he had ever seen, and on party, said: “Let us moke a string, each erate Merrimac, with her .roof of iron, his mentioning the fact in camp our guide holding tbe dhoti of the man in front of crowed the Roods, moved right up to tbe became very much excited and declared him, and I going first.. And I will leap as United States rioop-of-war Cumberland, that the bear was one known to all that far as I can. and do yon others follow me.” with thirty guns, crushed in her wooden country «»Tricky Bolivar. He had out- So they all leaped together into the puddlo hull as if it hod been pasteboard and sunk bitted every hunter in Kitaon county for aud got safely across; not, however, with­ her. Then turning attention to the frigate Congress, with fifty guns, the Merrimac In 1873 a fire broke out in the inside slope ten years, and some fellow down In St. out being covered with mud from head to drove her aground, disabled her, forced of No. 6 colliery, near Lansford, in this Paul had n standing offer of fifty dollars foot. state, and it Is raging still with all the for the smart old cuss’ hide. When they were safely on tho other ride her to surrender and burned her. “ ‘Why,’ said the excited guide, there’s it suddenly occurred to the eldest simple­ For an hour the Congress poured brow! fury which the very beat of fuel can give ft. It is in a bed ot coal 3,000 feet long, X been tons of ammunition wasted on old ton that one of their number was missing, side after broadside upon tho Merrimac, feet thick nnd 450 feet deep, nnd though it Bolivar, and what In the world he haadone having evidently been drowned In tho pud­ but the solid shot bounded off the armor . with nil the traps he has carried away, dle. So he counted once, twice, thrice. as if they had been baseballs. Having de­ fa covered with .rock and clay to a depth year after year. Is something it would bj But as he left himself out each time, the stroyed two of tbe best ships in the United ranging from thirty to fifty feet, the stones on the surface are so heated that a parlor worth a good deal to know. They’d be result each time was that there were only States navy tho Merrimac drew back be­ worth a year’s wages In old iron alone.’ six simpletons. So Jie bid each count in hind Sewellpoint for the night. That match laid on them will ignite in an in­ "I became interested in this wonderful turn, and as each counted after the fashion day's work taught the world a lesson. It stant. In one spot the men employed at bear nt once, and concluded that I could of the eldest simpleton, each found that marked the end of the wooden warships. the diamond drill light their pipes with the superheated pebbles. There is very afford to let the moose nlone for one day the number was six And yet they could It ushered in the era of Ironclads. The anyhow, for the chance of bagging Tricky not (or the life of them make out who wu long, symmetrical steel hull of the Raleigh, little externalcvideuce of the fire, save lhe constantly rising vapor and the noxious Bolivof. There would be fun trying to missing. And they were much dismayed which slid down the ways into tho Ellxa-. beth, was the legitimate successor in naval pw tliat fills the air and at times kills circumvent an animal as able oa this one and perplexed. ’ was cracked up to lie, and so we started At this juncture there came to them a science to tbe Merrimac. birds and small animals that linger too out to give him a whirl. Tho day following that on which she wise man, and to him they told their long in the neighborhood. "There was n hunter out there named doubts and difficulty. And looking nt gained her double victory the Merrimac The early history of No. 0 was very un­ eventful until about 1873. It was opened Caleb Cripps, and he was >1 man of siicli their simple faces aud tbe shallow puddlo steamed out of the roads to complete her disagreeable waysand questionable meth­ wherein they, had muddied themselves, ho work of annihilation. Tho Minnesota was some thirty odd years ago by “Old Jim’’ Andrews, and was worked on the water ods in the wuoda that nobody would hunt saw Ids way to profit by their foolish,ness. there and several other wooden vessels of with him. He was terribly unpopular, and So with an air of much urbanity, he prom­ the United States navy. These disposed level for spine yearn without serious acci­ dent, nnd without producing any consider­ every hunter in the county was in a per­ ised to restore the missing simpleton if all of, tho cities of Washington and Baltimore able quantity of coal. The gangways were petual state of wortiment for fear that seven would agree to work for him a year were at tbe mercy of the Merrimac, and If Caleb’might some day strike the great nnd n day without payment, to which she could demonstrate seagoing qualities turned cast and west at a point 150 yards luck of gathering in old Bolivar. No mat­ vertically below the surface, ami a num­ tbey gladly consented. On this tho wise for brief periods Philadelphia aial New ter who else might be tho fortunate man man, taking a betel nut, cut it in seven York might bo destroyed. Confederate ber of breasts were opened and continued to capture the iwize bear, his success would pieces and bid the simpletons count the fortunes touched one of tbo high water to be worked until tbe Lehigh Coal and make everybody else glad, but if Caleb pieces, which they did, and behold they marks when tho Cumbctlaud went down Navigation company reclaimed tbe place. Cripps should happen to be the man there were seven. Then to each man he gave s- and the Congress was burnetl. But the The company originally obtained control would be universal disgust and gritting of the largest tracts upon tho rental of an piece and asked, “How can ye be six. when surprise was on tho other side when the of teeth in Kltson county, every hunter ear of corn per year, hut, as may readily to each I have given betel, and there were Merrimac presented herself in the Roads said. Caleb had a cabin two or three miles be imagined, In lieu of paying the great seven pieces of betel?” Whereat their for tbe second day’s work. Out in front of from us, but we bad never run across him increase of rent demanded when the de­ minds were much relieved, and they began tho fleet of woodtm warships lay a craft as until the day we went out on tho hunt for queer and extraordinary as tbe .Merrimac velopments had been made, tbe company to toil with and work for the wise man. Tricky Bolivar. acquired title in fee. Now the labor of simpletons Is a trial to in naval architecture. The papers of that “The guide told us another peculiar The workings were all opened from tbe' thing about this smart bear and the hunt- wise men, and so the event proved in this day said it looked like “a chocsebox on a foot of the slope, and tbe machinery for case. The first task they performed was raft.” era. As anxious as they all were to kill During tbe night the Monitor, tho first pumping and hoisting was not onlyjn the harvesting of thp winter rice. They Bolivar, there was a strict rule of etiquette place. but working along smoothly when' among them. If one hunter got on lhe reaped^and bound and brought thesheaves of Ericsson’s creations, bad arrived. It the fire broke out. It hi alleged that a1 trail of a bear no other hunter interfered home, and finked the wise man where they had been a terrible voyage down tho At­ handful ot oily cotton waste used about should put them. But the wise mnn was lantic coast for this strange craft. Tho ’ with him or joined in the chase, unless retbe machinery aud carried perhaps by the1 quested to. the idea being that the one occupied with his own thoughts anil said, escape from shipwreck had been a narrow ram up the slope nnd behind tbe timbers, “Ask my old woman, nnd put them where one. But the Monitor had come. Aral as ' who started first should have nil the boner the Merrimac moved forward the Monitor Ignited spontaneously and caused a confiannd credit of bagging Bolivar if he could. she says.” So tbey went to the old wom­ also advanced. What a battle it was! In gration which has since cost a fortune in1 This was a well understood and sacred an and naked her. , after years every detail of it was analyzed cash and coal. It Is estimated.that a yardBut the old woman was busy cooking ' rule with the hunters, and none of them and studied as a science, and t ho navies of of coal in the rein weighs^ tpn. would have thought of breaking it any her husband’s dinner: So she cried: “Drat the world were rebuilt from the keel up to The dlmensluus of the area in which the sooner than he would have thought of you and your sheaves! Put them on my conform to the now conditions. It was ar­ Are Is now confined, nnd beyond which it head! ” Which withou€>4Ehy hesitation ' burning a fellow hunter's cabin. > . mor against armor. Forward and Itackcannot extend hereafter, indicates 1,170,000 “ ’Unless it might be Caleb Cripps,’ said they all did. so that tlJedinncr was spoiled cubic yardior tons of coal involved. From and the old woman died, being smothered wanl, on straight lines nnd then on curves, our guide. 'He’d do It in a minute.’ this must be deducted the sinnil amaupt tbey moved, each seeking the other’s vul­ “TVo got a track of the bear in the snow by the paddy. And when the wise man which "Old Jim" Andrews and his Xuccame in hungry and naked for his wife tbe nerable point. Solid shot struck tho low eeaton mined and the portion which ^aay n mile from our cabin, and the track wm simpletons told him what had happened. sloping sides of the Merrimac, raking her fresh. Wo followed It for two miles. from"stem to stern. Solid shot made great eventually be saved. “We followed the trail for on hour, but And when he was vexed they asked him OTHER FIKES EC MIXES. never got as much as a sight of the bear. with simple faces why he was angry with dents in the turret of the Monitor and fell From all thtwe cireamst:mce tho state­ off into tho water. There they pouhdvd them for obeying orders. • By and by it led into an open country, and ment will be the more readily credited thnt n half mile farther on it made straight to­ ■ Then the wise man. seeing no remedy, each olhdr for hours, and then, shaken nnd in all the hundred of mine l(res In the an­ ward Caleb Cripps’ cabin. This made lhe bid them go and bury the old woman. So damaged; they' parted with mutual rethracite region the one at No. C is unique. guide uneasy, and when it took us within tbey made n ridge of bamboos, ami put­ specL Thare are others which have burned longer. The moral effect of the battle of the Mer­ like three feet of Caleb’s door and the l*-ar ting ---- the old woman ------- on — It,- started -----------off ---------East Pine Knot, a few miles from Pot’<- tracks went no further, the guide laid toe wind, so as to get home the quicker to rimac and the Monitor was great. The villc, has burnwl more'than thirty years right down and howled, he xviut so mad. I BUpper. But they went *0 fast through the north took breath. Washington and Bal­ without working one-quarter so much de­ The bear tracks went no further than the i omnboo grove that the old woman w.m timore wire safe. Monitors were nt least struction. At Wadesville, in the same cabin, but from lhe cabin the footprints of | a match for Merrimacs. “Build iron­ off the sledge by a bamboo spike. neighborhood, there is .1 mine which bus two men. side by side, led away toward the I But tRls thtT ,,ld not Peweive, for as clads” was the letmm of that day In Hamp­ burm-d forty years, and nt night is quite settlement, three miles away. I 80011 ‘hl,X «"1 10 11,0 PInce their one ton Roads, March, 1W2. and “build, feotivolcanic In appearance, but which likewise " 'That infernal Cale Cripps has gobbled • thought was to get a grave dug as fast as clads" wwt tho order which went to every did vastly less damage and was not fiVflg’nt old Bolivar!’ yelled the guide. ‘He’s gone > To this work, accordingly. they navy yard of all the nations uf the world. with tbe persistency which marked the ef- Ii nnd cut buckJto hla cabin, and tho bear, addressed themselves. And when the grave “A chetacbox oh a raft" describes the forts'nt No. 6. N<< did it exhibit tho stub­ happenin D/come along this way, he's ’ 'va8 reiuly, behold, lhe old womnn was monitor type pretty well. Three of the born roftUtanc'! and energy which this has ‘1 plinged it, and him and his brother Joe Is • K°0”- ■<'Ild they said: “This is n very monitors lay beside the dock of tho navy shown. ! iuggin him in to the settlement! Wo wickml old woman. Her husband orders yard on tbe Elisabeth the day the Raleigh There an numberless instances of inter- ! j might jist as well quit now! I'll shoot that • her t‘» Lo buried, and look, she is not dead wns launuhetl. At the time of tbs Chilian nal fires which b.itl much greater start ': miserable cur. Calc Cripps, the Unit time I at nil, but has run awaj. ’.- What■ arc we to excitement these inuuitora, which had than this .-uyl were vuImIuci) iu a short 1 set eyes on him!’ ij do now?” Sdthey Stftbcy Icoketl looked about llieni. been resting praceftilly at anchor fur more time, but they were below the water level, I Now,... there was another old woman Lerd- titan twenty years, were hauled upto the /‘Theguide was still raging and making ' .......... and were quenched by turning a stream.of tiling! blue around there, when whosbotild . cattle close _!..t by. nnd seeing that they docks ijndjthe work of refitting them for cc^r ^nAhe C•/J.'nf'vr h ‘'Ty1*'™ J®? ‘ come along oacvrjpps himself. Our guide ■ '«• Ufc go home iy »upper wunout could not loSupper without oncyfiljcy- active se^rku w.m hastily undertaken. come along but Cripps himself. Our guide c — “'* “ wnn r htn *?'» ft*”■ ’ fl,V Mr^ ' Junipe.1 for Ills gun. nnl If I badn’tgrabbed ngunlersnnd burying an old woman, they Rather strange to tfll, they were found to OUOW aatl't level, hill ilsumill \n mrv-i r .... . ... . burled her hi A-.t... rplte ..r of i.her_ screams* and. be in good condition, and In u few days I struggle. And then they came home and they!could have taken up position at the .................... " 'You can’t fool me, Cale Cripps!’ the j told the wise mnn what they had done. mouths of, Hampton Roads or Cheanpeake way of checking its progress above water guide yellc«L ‘You've killed-our bear. | Tbe next day lhe wise man bid the seven | bay or wherever wanted to rl|>el attack. level, except, by shutting out the air that It’ll bi- tbe last one you’D kill in this coun­ simpletons go nnd plow nbore the great "What did the Merrimac look like?" is needed to support combust ion. luainn tree,------------meaning hill. ty, and’----,I ----------------- higher up ihe u ,„. A citizen of Norfolk answered the ques­ This was the first effort made. Brattices “Cripps hail been looking nt tbe tracks J But BtlC they t hcV set Wt to tO work Wark conscientiously rnn<ri«nl In,,,!,. to were built across the gangways, stopping that led away from his cabin while the , haul the oxen anti plows into the top of tion. He was old enough to be a courier to n Confederate general when tho great every hole and crevice through which air ‘ guide was howling, and the way he dashed । lrce with ropes. But the ropes broke navnl battle occurred. He saw the Merri­ could reach tho fire, Tho mine wns prac- | into the cabin, tbe d<xir being open,cut the oxen were killed. .And agnin they tically hermetically sealed. All pumping guide's remarks short. Cripps wasn’t in- ' told the wise man what they hail done, mac building. He saw her steam down of water nnd air was suspended, and men side more than flvescconds. Then he daahed j And wl<en he cursed them for n pack oi* the Elixabsth and into Hampton Roads. He saw the Cnmberlutid go under, with her were left to watch the result. In two out again; I fools they again pleaded that they had only flag flying, and he saw the Congress forced weeks, when reopened, it wns found that 1 '“Both pairis gone, by the Great Horns 1’ done ns they were told.. tha fh* flm Hr.. .*«»!. S.«ft.— mi— increased fnry. The he hollered. ‘And they wt me tai dol- I • And many other things they did. always to surrender. And ho raw tbe next day's duel between the hope of the Confederacy attempt ,‘,u,‘irruMerapi to smother .mulher it It wns ran, a « failure^ taltarra Then I ’ b, th, wi„ „’u“and tbe dream of.Ericsson. . an fire, : meneffort won mode to draw the fl r‘ ’and J™11j '•‘fhen h* hurried away on tbe trail ot molt could stand it no longer. So he told “What did the Merrimac look like?” men were engaged in mining fae tw0 “ ?g tho glowing *1OWin8 ' tthw lwo men< H,cnI that he wanted to make a The ex-cimrier glanced npnnd down the owrenm^tiv^hB hr th- hfi5 hir» am 5Ot,,er 1 ,er th tb1° ®Jyr''wer? ®|I “‘'Come Come on: on!’scouiea shouted tne the gume, guide, ana and tie he uu dugout Buufc canoe, anu and that tmit they must cutcut\ orexcome heat and gM ns.’ 00,1 n»il M,v»ral rtarted after Caleb, and __ ..we. followed the .. a,.,-.. ... 7 .. tt^'«™^1by tbe h “t,Bnd d «"tn a.. sfmul1 tree tfor the purpose. “But ” river, .'nd panting to a very lu-v. almost flat ::xrn. Lu.luiog on tLs Norfolk shore, m-r -rt,, ' gU‘de' TLc trail Clre,ed Mround tO"<rd a v” “,d' “lf- “ ,nl1’ O!1 l!le it will AtLT ™ FJWt’ big ,WRTOPtbftt 10 the riKLt about two br«»k. and then where wHl my canoe be? 1 zero, you r;«j that ware!muse over that their reeoverv 8°°? miI”' and We tore nlon8 on U ,ikc mad’ no ' 'Vhcn ye *** lhe tree totu'ring to its fall, WHita ntf“‘’ G**"* one speaking a word. I never wm so pox- I run ye under It and receive It on your yo : r? Well, the Merrimac looked just Superintendent William D. Zehn Zehner was 7..r “ X,ed ,u my U,e’ Jttrt “ we reached the •houldera." To which they agreed ™d like 1.-.ut building wnuhl if it was <>n the water. She l;.,d r. roof that slo;*«l down ,°°nd ,Uo“» *wampwe heard the report of a rifle on when the tree fell they ran under it an abeod.quickly followed by another. Then were duly kllled-all eicept one wK? just about m. that root slope. The shot -- -------- ----------— Sv m the kind of ohouta In I Ing -------------------- •wuc, - wuo,’ ue- struck that roof and just botrndcad off.’’ the strongest, stood ready to receive "The roof w.»s made v( railroad rail* laid body. Another man wm packed 1 n an en- the swamp, and m we went in we saw two the ..n,An-~— - । --- trunk. For the branches kept the close together, hasn’t [:>” ■ veiopeof moist clay, with no port of hls hnnf«« ,i., ______ .i._ 1 hunters dancing an*! yelling around the trunk off tbe ground and saved this sim"Oh, no! Ihat's a mistake.’’ akin exposed bat that which covered his carcaxH of an immense bear that lay in.the . pieton’s life. "Seems to me the northern papers M<d nuMrila, and thus be lay for six hours be- snow. The hunters discovered us. | And he, seeing his brothers dead was fanmeturmng life became apparent. "0 at the time, to account for the solid shot making no imprauion." Duns and brattice® were'constructed “Well that* all wrong. I Mw the h!° 5 w“ P01 on- 11 WM !n l*>n sheets rix inches thick, and it was laid on hand.—Allahabad Pioneer. thereof and bolted. That was tbe armor from1 which the solid shot bounced off It’s .k V# “ y? ®^?nda ■now by the side of the bear and made a Chinese Cities. another mistake to ray the Monitor didn’t I The authorities say that Peking, the present capital of China, and Nankik tbe 1 saw her. She got out into the shallow FIBE IN A BIG COAL MINE . “ 'The cunnin old cum!’ exclaimed our RUidr, ’H’s like murder killin that bear.’ “What did it mean* Why. Tricky Bollvar, .seeing that we were pressing him close, had seen tbe dcorof Caleb Cripps'cabhi open and jumped inside. Wbenhe came At one time an effort was in.vie to do out again he made bear tracks no more, for fiwy tbe atmospheric air by tbe Introduc- he had put on two pair of Caleb’s bunting kton through a drill hole of lime and nitric boots .-ind marching ahead had left the arid aaa, and at other times other gaM trail of two Luutera In the snow instead of have been manufactured high up on Lo- his own He threw us completely off, and ari side and, forced in upon the If Caleb Cripps badu’t come un just as he . : mountain .• —— r-----mam, bu» without having ths 1 did and tbe two hunters hadn't happened apparent effect upon the energy to be tn the awainp when old Bolivar was 1 __ . making for It. urxhing could ever have •n* > cout<*t wn3 waged un- convinced Kit*on county that Caleb hadn’t OQti l5W)’ When 1111 hop* viola:ed row red etiquette ami killed tlrn OMEbhteg ths firs wm abandosad, and It bear he knew ws were 1 wm derided to cut the fire off, or rather to no telling what the co would wflne U ton definite area. 1,000 fest lobg, j have been to him. 89 by deep enta. tranareneiv tn the enfn — tentl.leMdew I believe there var, of Kltwa county.”—New York I ™ M I enerJctfe feSfekki? more enurpriring ' ntri of the commu1 diatfortion l° the "cnPcrU' In contraclMUM s^S^JJf’ C°“’*n'aUve and literary h P f h< nl*rior’~New York Times. I Human beings, gayly drewed for tho ceremony, were sacrificed by the undent Mexicans to the spirit of a mountain tor5*°^ wer* ukea • whirlpool tn Lake Mexico, filled with childrenand there sunk—a horrid propitiation to the gods supposed co dwell In the subaqueous cav.ruM.-WashlngtnoSur^ UO4W>ueoua .JVPteonM telhornugbl, r|n»d from Jg-nnilia, an um! with it. JW*.Ky^‘*.,hdr ,o»l- Alter ££,. ««• th., ihonld M,,,, (w well ■ JJ*’Back w water where the Merrimac couldn’t ram U ^th her gnus. Hullo—there she goes!” The great steel hnll hod begun to move The troth of Confederate history was for­ gotten in tbe pride of present patriotism The ex-courier became as enthusiastic as m* .t^year^ild 811,1 hfa Mid«. *nd joined bls There she goes!" to forty thousand Cor- s*- Lo“u oSK Mod... Cat. Dw.u,„. Mui, «=eom>u of irerehw, „ to rtow that ntetenea In cm I, not nn In m«l^”,,'1™?' It eooetltutw, . te«u™ ' Ue, .th?*11 "o* " Important one. hi «S»e nJ Ux m<wt drlUnwl oountrte. In Enrone. Som. ... wnntriM In te.bftUU.Cmi £ power to make the hour «t tbe dinner or P° -.1 rteHaht. It i* an <*u esreeot tne severer n>™> was getting air, and clay was piled upon ^aapot by men employed for the single Wb«l M tar « jreditad ft. U-uU! TERRIFIC CONFLICT BETWEEN MON­ U, XV tT r— . f»«-ws in uran (janarix— J4omhiy.L<rr*b*W lD PoP’Jhtf Sdaooa Xcpic; u>gvt your father and brother intended in ibetrik of tbe day. so that yon will <*11 r°ur ftxxl mo,e an<1 you will achieve what the Freochmen con rider the great art—you will dine, not merely feed yourself. But there are » few little questions about the etiquette of the table thnt some girl wants to know, and these I am going to tetf her. She must hold her knife by its handle and new let her fingers reach up to Its blade. When­ ever it is possible ft fork must be used in Dlace of a spoon. «><* th>1 “nl° the bv, must never be left in a coffee or tea cup. but laid to rest politely *nd se­ curely in'the saucer .... Glasses with handles are held by them. A goblet should be caught by the stem, tbe fingers not entwining tbe bowl port. Don’t butter a large piece of bread and take bites from it: Instead, break your bread in small pieces, one ot n time, and butter it. that is. If you are eating butter, and convey it to your mouth by your An­ gers. Olives, celery, radishes, strawberries with stems nod aspsragus are nil eaten from the flngvre. Tbe old method of eat­ ing cheese with a knL'e has been given up, a fork bring used in it s place. Tbe use of many small dishes for vegetables is not in good taste: indeed, many vegetables should not be served at one time.—Ruth Ashmore tn Ladles’ Home Journal. Orlcln «f tbe Arma of Mexico. The origin of tbe Mexican coat of arms is to be , found in undent tradition*. The eagle wa* the emblem of the primitive Mexicans, bet when: Mexican Independence was overthrown by Spanish■ conquest new quarterings were introduced, and only so much of tho original symbols remained as would serve to emphasize the glory of the conquerors. When independence waa re­ stored a just regard for tradition led to the rehabilitation of the undent coat of The law of April. 1823, directed that the arms should be the Mexican eagle resting on the left claw on the top of a nopal—a plant of tho genus cactus. The nopal grows on a rock in the midst of a lake. The eagle grasps a Mrpent in his right claw, and is In tho act of tearing It to pieces with Its beak. Two branches, one of lau­ rel and the other of evergreen, oak, adorn these arm-n. The allegory thus depicted is explained by tbe following legend: The Axtecs came from a remote coun­ try called Aztian, and after long per­ egrination rested In ChapulLepec. Inas­ much m they were afflicted and beset by various insidious enemies, wbo attacked them with the cunning of serpents, their priests searched for a spot In which tbey might establish themselves permanently. Finally they discoverwl n point on the shore of a lake where an eagle, perched upon a nopal, was devouring a serpent. This seemed a good omen, and according­ ly tbey chose this* point, believing that in so doing they were obeying the will of their gods. They founded there/the city of Tenschitltlan, which today is lhe most populous city of Mexico,—Montreal Star. The terrible ter de lance will strike again nnd ng.iin. and U the cause of great mor­ tality where be exists, causing death often in a few momenta. Over the whole earth there is none lo compare with him except the notorious cobra of India. Although not a water snake, he is fond of the river and flat lands in its vicinity, seldom bring met with in the hills. This denizen of the reedy swamp nnd sedgy river bftpk b» found over the whole north of the South Amer­ ican continent, as well ;< in the island* ot Trinidad, St. Lucia and Martinique. He is truly the evil genius of the t^p latter, where deaths from bis bite foriri-a high percentage every year. In Martinique, especially, it is neceraary oftentimes in some districts to burn the corn fields, so as to destroy these snake. be­ fore tbo negroesdnre cuter to cut the cam*. On cne estate thirty seven fer de lances •were killed bn n pince of ground contain­ ing eleven acre*. Of a dull yellowish or’clcy tinted ground color, he is ringed with Irregular, blackish bands, narrowing toward the Imck m.d broad.-rung downward. This arrangement of coloring makes him extremely difflcjilt to discern on the flat alluvial lands where the sun baked day, mixed with the black­ ened color of sticks rotten and watcrsoakid, makes a carpel of a color with Lis cant. He is from Ave to seven feet in length, as thick ns a man’s wrist, with n flat triangu­ lar bead.—George K. O’Reilly In Cincin­ nati CommecElal Gazette. Awful nnd awfully, or their equivalents, used in the scuse of '•very,” •'exceedingly ’ are more than two cvnturica old nt leant. j? - ““ rCarsfm wilmstM .kow lh,, I ***^ mu-’ ttan CcM Homely persons are always saying that beauty is a snare, just because they can't snare any nf It themselvea. £* WUU» Tfttbrook Mayor Tillbrook ME Ta Hoo W serio late* pllabi of Ml T» s», «i|| a {"»< n,. ondHlyfav • »• »u»t . ' Hood’s Sarsaparilla v___ ___ _ .. Jtlcn h D., f'olm wrrlate. clerk.! per tbt 4.!»0 Bt ia> » .no jimluctiuK cust of feudJ. Leaving............................. r7~ Cases of this kind are ->> i mon thail they are a Irng |q the new* :n. rl;. t ' nt PROBATE ORDER State of Michigan. Cnuntr of Bum--** At a seratrn nf'lha Probate Cutri ter th* County of Barry, bohlen ;«t th- Prolate la the City ut Bakiings, in raid et-untx. <.», M.m! day tbe Mb d«y nf August, in ifi« ... thousand eight hundred *ud nlEctv two ' CLaries W. Armstro:\- .imhe .jf In the matter of the estate of Susan J. Warner, rtereat^. ’ "AUK »he prtillw. duly veri­ fied. ot Heth H. < hapman.extrttior <>( ih- r*t.ta of said deomwd. prsyli g that btefit a! wkm beijrtflrfore filed In ibis court rosy t* trard MdEDowedand be be discharged from taid Thereupon It is ordered, tbat-Wrdnesdaitbd 7th day ot Septtu ber. A. «<«kin tbe forenoon, be a»atat.ed for the tearttn- < • Mid petition and that I lie heirs at Uv of de­ ceased and all ether renoea Interested in said estate.,are required to appear at a w«f<.u or raid court, then to be lioideti at rtw Proteteoffice. in the City of HasttoKs. tn rani ctwclt.aad show came. If any there be, « hr t.- nearer of the peUttciier may not be grau’-d aqu it is further ordered, that tudd twuttener give i.otlce co tbe persons interested Id said ettate. i.‘ the pcndeuc) of raid petition and th- tr’^hEg thereof ty causing a copy of this order to tpublished in tbe Hastings Hanm 11. a c-w^ paper printed at.d circulated in raid Cmr.r.i ,.f. Harry, oner in each week for, three »ure«.i:»e weeks previous to said day of hrsDi v Quic Fa her Hud twen “W ‘'Ha Fa men hera mad lean shar she flash (A true copy.) PROBATEORDER. State of .Masnlxxn.Couiiti of Barry. FTOMte Office, in the Cin ef BaMloss. raid County, on WediwMay the L’t'inUy sam brok spite Fan L feet she Present, Charles W. Arrostroite. .ludt-r ,.i Probate. In the matter of the estate of John Althcvse deeeajwHl . ' On reading and filing tbe pe.tit*«.n. duly iertfled, of Emma Clarke daughter ••! «**d drresMd praying for reason* therein set forth t' : threal estate of said deceased In said reiition :•* senbrd may be partitioned and *et e.‘! t. ti.e several belts of «sld deceased. Thereupon It Is ordered, that Frida) tt~ 26th day of August A.!».. 11®.’ at te:> <•'. s In the forenoon. 1h- aM>lstw«1 fur the hesrin satd petition end that the h. tr* rtt !. .•'■4,1 rav the ride thei they of *U<I court. then to be fcr-Mri!i»i .1 office. In the dty <»( Hartinr*. In *:C and show cause, if au» Urie • . of tbe petitioner may run iv.- • Is further ordered, that udd ; -lit!.. ItoK t<> present [their c'atn.- . Esther >!. Peinotk. ta:.- . deceased. ardtlud all <-r«dt< r> are required to i.re>« i.t th- i Frobai* Court. al the Fnd-.-r- ■ moa righ from to th Th men pain upo the to b into F mou hon she forw m l that Mich Halma will I - .eo»Kt. on WihiiumIux, the and on Tlmrata), the »;<b, next, u tin o'clock In the h.n... Uw» dar< Dated July, Kth, A. D. I c. yon WQU cou and dist thereof t.y rawing i. chp pubileln-JI tn !!>•• lU-i weeks preview loan Bi day <>; (A true copy.) • NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIM* 8ta<y of Michigan. Cotinti < f .. ■ lie T PROBATE ORDi R. Slate ot Michigan. County uf Bsrr• ■ At u s»-s*k>n of tbe Probst- « 'uu:t L' Onunty of Barry, holden at ll.e 1’robSlr ‘RT-ce, In tbe city <*f !fe*flni:s. In »:tld 0. » Haturday. iti-x^rd day ol July, In Hs<- year , one thousand elirtit hnndrrC and utnetj it-'1-, Present. Charles W. ArMstroug. •’ " 0* Probate. In the matter of the estate of Aowl I’. b«3B deceased. . On reading and fUln* tbc pellttcn. duly senled. of Charles H. Tuurston. son-m-Liu nt said deceased, praying that a certain in-'tn.wrrit hereto fare filed in lht» court rurjxrih g aj J* Um last wm and testament of raid c<*cr»« 4 be admitted to probate and that Milnitubtratlon of raid estate may be granted h» the e*«*o tor In said will named ur to some utter ‘ultaws I*Tbereunon it 1s ordered, that Tne*Hu. tbe 23d day of Au»urt. A. D. 18*2. at teti o clock in tbeCMVBooo. H ■•Ugned for tbe bearing of Mid MttriMkhBd nia> the heirs at law of raid d fees*ed, and all other persons Interested- in. Mid estate, are required to appear .it a »<ya>u « saM court, then to be holden at the Probate e petitioner may not l-e granted. And irtber ordered, that slid jv!:tl<'”er mve 1 to tbe persons interested in wdvdate. MfiftfiMyofsatapetition.and the hearereef by causing a copy of this order ne >bed in the Hastimus Ba.xjsfk a newsprinted and circulated in wdd (ounty M once In each week for three successive 1 previous to xsid day of hear.cr CHABLKS W. A K>:MK">• ■ HM copy) Judge of Frvbate. NOTICE FOR HEARING OF CLAIMS. from ttaUpte were allowed fur tee SOM haateft n. tel rnLJr hun fire fori Dot (aged rix, on the conclurion of song' by celebrated tebor)-Papa, did that mxu make all that noise on purpooef It has been shown that the cocoon of a silkworm will’ yield a thread 1.000 yards, or three-fifths of a mile. long. ' oid w- that all rs or wua .urirw’* • rteeenr tbrir claim* to *std Prob** ria ProMte office, m we <. Hy <4 Mr examination ani al owaiier. 0.11 or tKhdav of January n**!? ______ >*rod July Wth. A. D. 1«3?. , ' .... OKAS W. AMSTBOXO, Judge of of I dur aria pur F win then beh thu loud her. fam den TI <!id njpi & u.T �IT COST THE PEOPLE Services at th* Pre*byterian church next Sunday morning and evening. Evening topic "Hooka and eyes. " Y. P. 8. C. E. meets at the Preabyterixn church next Sooday evening at 6:80. and will be led by Maurice Grigaby. THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS FOR DEMOCRAT GERRYMANDERS- It is quite easy for » child to learn to write with the left hand, and although after the miracles have got act with la more difficult, almost any’many man HOW IT WAS PLANNED AND JL.’tain Jo writ. -IU> bl■xreek. and to write about as well with cm DEFEATED AT LANSING. hand as the other in Iras than a year.-fit. Jxxiis Globe-Democrat- ANOTHER LARCENY. I*residing Elder Cogrii.ll occupied the M. K. pulpit Sunday moruingand evening.; v The young people of the Baptist Union will give a ribbon ice cream social wi W edneMiay. August *4tb. 1SW, at the borne of Mr. Harper 011 tbe lawn. A cordial Invi­ tation Is extended to all­ Rev. Rlsnrharti and wife are away on a vacation, and will not return until Septem­ ber. There will be no preocliiug -services «t the Baptist church tn Che absence ot tne pastor, but the-Buuday school will convene as usual. The conference year of the M. E. church will close September Uth. Before that time. Rev. Puffer wants to close all the financial business of the year. DROWNED. . nil — Tuesday Will Downing, of Woodland, went to Lake Odessa after some coal. While there he met Blge Flint, and the two went down to Jordan lake'; to tian. It seems that they would change off. one rowing while tho other would troll ilong the edge of lhe weeds. In changing poaltloua the boat suddenly rocked and Downing felt over backwards In lhe water and that was the last seen of him alive, as he never rose to the surface of the water until his body was found an hour and a half afterwards. Flint says that he never came to the surface and this is corroborat­ ed by the statements of two gentlemen from Charlotte who wen? tl-thing only a few rods away at the time. It Is said that he had been drinking heavily of late and that only a few days since he foil down in a fit- Whether the latter was the cause of his falling will never be known. But it does not seem im­ probable as he was a very strong, power­ ful man and known as an excellent swimmer. In fact only a few momenta before he fell out of the boat he boasted that he could easily swim from one end of the lake to the other. The water was very doep where he fell in, Efforts were made to get bls body by dljvlng but were unsuccessful. A hook was nude and the bottom dragged and In it short time his clothing was caught and he was pulled to the top. Ila was a man about 30 years of ago and loaves a wife and one child to mourn his loss. The funesal will take place to-day. Is to lhe old soldier aud the studeui tne meet interesting of all the earth’s battle grounds. Those wbo go to Washington to attend the encampment of lhe G. A. IL in ‘ September, will have the brat opportunity of visiting Gettysburg by taking tin? line of the Michigan Central and the Northern Central, which include* a side trip lo Get­ tysburg either going or returning. For those who wish to return by way of Phila­ delphia. all return tickets will be honored Either via the short line or via Philadelphia allowing .-itop-over at Baltimore. 1‘lilladelphia and Harrisburg.- Th? atop atePhlladdphia will permit of a side trip/to New York and return at the low rate of S4 CO. During the summer seawn lhe Michigan Central gives the privilege ol stopping over at Niagara Falls at any tim? within the life of the ticket returning, upon deposit­ ing it with the ticket agCnt there, afford­ ing a valuable opportunity to see the beauties or the great cataract aud vicinity at leisure. Tickets arc also sold to Washington via Toledo and the lines south aud east there­ from. The Michigan Central is the shortest route, the best route, and offers Induct . merits that no other line ean give. For an^ additional information apply to near­ est Michigan Central ticket agent or to .1. S. Hall. Mich. Pass, Agent. Jackson. Mich. Two year* ago after child-birth. I was taken wlfli severe pain* In the back accom­ panied with extreme nervous chills, dur­ ing which time 1 would shake like one In ’ severe spasms. This condition was rapid­ ly i followed by paralysis of the lower linibs, so that I lost tin* use of myself from th«i waist down and had lo be helped up and supported like, a child, so -that for nearly two years 1 have not walked alone. I became very dropsical mid' suffered dreadfully with my stomach and bowels. I was taken lo Dr. Humphrey In a ino.it pitiful condition and so discouraged. I tlidughl no mortal eould cure me. Dr. Humphrey said 1 could l»e cured, and 1 iiegan a course of treatment and have faithfully followed it since. I am now able to act up and go where 1 please, up’ and clown stairs and anywhere 1 desire and am getting .well every day. and advise all my friends who are afflicted to see Dr. Holman S. Humphrey and be cured. FANNIK M. ClIAIil.ENDKR live FaNNIK . Fox, Charlotte, Mich. PROBATE ORDER, rfitateef Michigan.county of Barry.—ss. At a session of the Probate Court for the ,‘County of B.wry. holden at the Probate Office in the City ot Hvstinzs. in said county, on Wed •neslny, the I7th day ot August, tn the year mu taoHsond eight hundred and mnety-two. t Charles W. Arrastrcag. Judge of lu tne tn otter of tho estate ot Samuel Beekey. deceaaod. . On re*linn aut flllnz Ihj petition, duly verlfi*d. of dllat Baekey. administrator ot said es­ tate, praying tor reaiotM Iu sxld petition set torta, that him vybe lieease J to sell the real estate ot sold deco.w4.as la »<«i petition de­ scribed. 3 “d| 1 THreupon It la ordered Uist Fr.diy tbe Um heating ot said petit lop. and tact tne s at law of said Joseph McKee I all other persons interested tn Office to the city of Hasting*, in said county. and show cause, if any there be, why the prayer ot । previous to said day of hearing. CKAMX4M W. ABKffTBOJCU. raseopT.) Judge of ProOate. Hastings Banner and Detroit Tribune,! $1.00 Doctor- Well, I’ll get niy money out of Well-Merited Itebukc. Dlsgracwfal Gerrymander. The recent session of the legiriatnre was in every sense an unwarrantable and unjustifiable imposition on the people. It resulted in an unnecessary expenditure of funds that ought to be still lying in the treasury of the state. It cost the state >5,377.68 for pay and mileage of members, while the cost of printing law., journals, bills and maps of new district, will swell the grand total to $8,000. This is the latest item of the waste imposed upon the state by a Democratic administration. The call of the session was made to pass laws that should have been passed at the regular session, and which would have been passed then had the "squaw­ buck” legislature had in view the in­ terests of the people instead of the in­ terest. of the Democratic party. •'Dressed in a little brief authority” the Democratic legislature attempted to steal the state, United States Sena­ tor and all. Tho gross injustice and flagrant unconstitutionalily of the ap­ portionment acta of 1891 were too much for the Supreme Court to sanction. As well might the honorable tribunal have been asked to protect the thief ci^ight carrying off his ill-gotten booty, as to justify the apportionment acta of 1891. Those acta were swept aside us too outrageous to be allowed longer to disgrace tne statute books of Michigan. Justice' Morse, wjiose loyalty to Democracy is unchallenged, .said of the Hodse apportionment: "The appor­ tionment act of 1891 is void, because it undertook to dismember Houghton county and because the constitution was also violated in giving [Demo­ cratic] counties two representatives, having a less population .than (Re­ publican] counties which were ac­ corded but one.’’ The words in brackets have been inserted to show the facta and to indicate how the con­ stitution was violated in the interests of Democracy. The unlawful dis­ memberment of Houghton county was made for the same purpose. Justice McGrath, the other Democratic mem­ ber of the Supreme Court, does not hesitate to stigmatize the “sqiiawbuck” grasp at unlawful dominion in Michi­ gan as usurpation. Speaking of the senatorial re-arrangement of 1891, he says: "The purpose of the. con­ stitutional enactment is to secure as nearly as possible equality of repre­ sentation. Any apportionment that defeats that purpose is vicious, con­ trary not only to the letter but to the spirit of our institutions and subver­ sive of popular government. I’owkr That the State of Michigan has been saved from the disgrace of another par­ tisan gerrymander is to be credited to the Republican party. It became evident before the legisla­ ture convened that the Democrats were preparing to go to any lengths to paw a partisan measure,, in open defiance of tlie principles of fair apportionment laid down by the Supreme Court The alate organ of the Democratic party— the Detroit Free Ihvss— nunlisned labored editorials to prepare it* party for an endorsement of another attempt 1 to steal the legislature. For several days prior to the meeting of the legis­ lature that organ teemed with denun­ ciations of the Supreme Court opinions in the gerrymander cases as an unwar­ rantable interference with “legislative discretion." It maintained thnt legis­ lative districts could not be formed without doing violence to justice, and it framed an elaborate scheme for the evasion of the Supreme Court opinions and the perpetration of another gerry­ mander. It openly defended the vi­ cious practice, which is so dangerous to the very existence of our free institu­ tions. The Democratic State Central Com­ mittee had prepared two bills for enactment, fully as outrageous in their character us the acta of 1891, which the Supreme Court declared unlawful. That committee mae’e no secret of its intention to ' force those bills through the legislature. Secretary > Hosford openly declared at Lansing: "We are not here for pleasure, but to pass bills in our own intercsta. and by------ we’re goiqg to puss them." He declared also that they would rnsh'them through Insfore Saturday night and go home. It was also known to l>e a part-of the scheme to prepare for election and act uhder such laws, although not ordered to take immediate effect. The Demo­ crats, in other words, stood ready tb rush through a partisan gerry­ mander and then perfect their plans to steal tlie state, under laws not yet in force, as they had not votes enough in either house to give the bills immediate ‘effect. . [Republicans' also had reason to beli.vc, even before the legislature con­ vened, that Governor Winans hud pre­ pared a grossly partisan message, whinh was intended as un encouragement to Democratic schemes to saddle ••squaw­ buck” dominion upon the people of Michigan, nnd the message ^justified their fears. Hi* message was a defense of'the gerrymander and a sneer at the SKCURKD OR PKRFETUATKD BY U3CO3- Supreme Court. Likp-the. Free Press, BTITirnoXAI. MKTHOUS fl! I’OWKR he virtually tol*V the Supreme Court USVRPKD and usurpation of power is a that It had meddled with something menace to free institutions.” For that was none of its business. Witness theses reasons the apportionment octa this offensive sentence: "That you are of 1891 were wiped out. What was the ugtiin compelled to legislate upon this result? Thi^ state government was important matter seems due to your left sadly crippled in one of its de­ hawing followed the precedenta set by partments—all on account of Demo­ former legislatures, and to your haring cratic misrule. An extra session was uceepted lhe theory that the made necessary to repair the mischief ‘ legislature is un independent co­ done by a Democratic legislature, at ordinate branch of the state gov­ the behest of the Democratic bosses, ernment, whotM province is to de­ who desired to elect one of their num­ termine the political divisions of the ber to the United. States Senate. coinmonwealtn.” Everything betok­ The session was called by the Gov­ ened an attempt to override constitu­ ernor and then, as the Lansing Repub­ tion. law and justice in the interest of lican graphically describes it: another Democratic partisan apportion­ Every employe who was foxy enough to ment. Set there, cuapldor artist*, clerks. J an Korn. Well knowing that bills could not oorkeepera. pages and a raft of other*, all be’lawfully passed as soon a* the Demo­ come in on tbo rl per diem rule'and mile­ age grab. iTh<» services rendered to tho crats boldly asserted they would puss th^m, unless Republicans consented to state havybeon In the line of loafing nnd lounglugzabout and keeping on the shady suspend the rules or tlie Democrats aldo of tho capital building. Tho clamor grossly violated them as they did in for pay order* on* Saturday afternoon was 1891, the Republican members of the deafening. Senate put themselves un guard to de­ And so the expense was piled up. fend the .state against any more Demo­ The state lias paid dearly for its ex- cratic outrages. Warned' by their ex­ periencc with Democracy. ' periences of 1891, they stood on. the • • • watch for treachery. That the session wus not any longer ijl'hut was the first Democratic move? and more expensive to the taxpayers uf It was an attempt to do awav with lhe the state is due entirely to the wise and ruts of the Senate, that stood in the patriotic stand of the Republican mi­ way of Boss Hosfofd’. plans. The nority. Before the convening, of the tclieme was spnirig.upQn tho Republi­ two'houses, tlie Republiehn State Cen­ cans without a word of warning. Not tral Committee, not in any way dictat­ having a two-third, majority to susing action, but acting as an advisory ,pend the rules, the Democrats assumed council, suggested tu the Republican th^t the Senate had tio rules and then members an offer of co-operation with proposed to adopt those of 1891, except, the Democrats in the formulation of one that interfered with their- plans. fair bills, which both parties could sup­ This flagrant and shameless proposi­ port. In accordance with th}, sugges­ tion unmasked the Democracy. The tion the following offer mas made by partisan rulings of Lieut.-Gov. Strong, the Republican senatorial caucus: ' made to carry out the scheme, were but "To the Chairman of tbe Democrat *ena- * confirmation of the Republican sus­ torlal caucus: Sir— Assuming that your- picions. The battle against Democratic wlf and those assoclatod with you are usurpation was waged until almost Kjually solicitous with u» for the early cn- midnight, when the Democratic major­ ictinent of reapportlonment bills in con­ ity, aided by partisan and nnjust rul­ formity with tbe opinion and Instructions it tho Supremo Court, to the end that meas- ings from Lieut.-Gov. Strong, prevailed A rifle jrns which shall be recognized as fair and igainst law and precedent. lust, by all the citizens of Michigan, may which eould be abolished or suspended be formulated and that the taxpayers bo pnly by a two-thirds vote was set aside iparrd the burden of expense attendant by a bare majority. ipon a prolonged session of the legislature, The Democrats accused the Reptibliwe are authorized by the Republican memlers of the senate to submit the following mns of filibustering and wasting time proposition, vis: That a committee fairly but It was well for the State of Mlchijan that the Republicans took a manly sonstltuted to represent the Republican, democrat and People’s parties shall be itand against so gross a violation of tamed by their rfiiphctlv^-raucuscs who aw and practice. Never before in the ball be charged with the duty of formulistory of-the state was a legislative atlng bflls tb bo presented for aatpzuval of lay more profitably spent for tho peoUie said caucuses, and upon an agreement >le. Republican opposition waa the >elng reached, to be presented for action tn -ock upon which the Democratic gerrv■be lee Mature. nander wa* wrecked. The stAggle (Hlgno-lj -A Milnes. W. H. Withlngtan. >ver the rule, revealed the fact tlmt, <». M. WelM, K L Taylor. A O Wheeler.” vhUe the Democrats had a majority of The Democrats in the Senate, after J>e Senators voting, they had aot the ainly trying for a half a day to rally onstitotional majority requisite to heir forces for the passage of partisan neaaures and finding that they could ms. a MH. They then gave up the Ight for a gerrymander and listened to lot nae the party whip with sucl-es* on icpubllcan propositions for a fair annembera enough to pass a bill, finally tortionmcnt. Thus it is that the stale nado a virtue of necessity and agreed vas saved by Republican firmness from o compromise measures. The credit mothm- gerrymander. ’Hie people will •f shortening the session and of secur.ppreclat* tl>i, facl tnd gire ng measurably fair apportionments beaut token of their appreciation dcx* ong. to the Republican minority in •ovember. he legislature. The investigation of the Alabama lection now being made by the tllianea people is opening their eyes. T»ey nay they elected their candidate, nil were cheated out of the election by he rascality at the Democrat*. Let he good work go on. Perhap* an elec­ ion bill won’t have such a terrible xik to southern people after a few lore experience* of Alabama methods. -State Republican. Hosford's stomach,1, since the failure ire pointers on acidity to Horsford's rid^—* old -Neverpay this time. Wife—You said you never expected to Ml a cent for treating blm. Doctor-I will thia time. HlaUfe won insured, and he’s dead.—Now York Weekly. • A Billiard Table That Cost S5.0O0. Tbe billiard table which was Rj^cdMlly designed for tbc Manchester Royal Jubilee exhibition of 1887 by Meaara. Orme A bon*. Manchester, crat £1,000. It wa. purchased by H. A. Baa.. Er.. M. P.. for hl. man­ sion, near Burton-on-Teent. —London Tit­ Bit*. ____________ ‘ > - julU Wirt Ho-. — ■ _____ 4nv nf «14-« right ta M* ’-«• “7 mtautn. UWMtac. eonttanln* to .at M. .Iloner with bl. ri«b‘ h“’d- ”k9’,?h* would rtah«rg»<UntarUtattan tak Wm tn release her own fingers. Grandfather Ward! It la a relirf to oonfaM our fault.; and It may be my duly to say that, a. soon as I could reach it on tiptoe, it wa. my joy to pull thenomiof h£ marble bust, which stood in the great dining room at Green Peace. It wa* a fine, smooth, long «*. pull; I fear I got iK-dled rometlme. with my HuU grimy flngera. I trust children never do such naughty thing, nowadays. —I .aura E. Richard, in St. Nicholas. If our ey« were mlcroncope* what n world of wonders, and oven of terrors, the aunoepbere would appear to bel Even air that is apparently pure contains .great number of microscopic floating particle*. Sir Richard Owen said, more thou thirty ymraMo: "It i. tro* th® *rpe®t ha.no limb., yet it can outclfmb the monkey, outIwim the fl*h, outlrap the jerboa, and. middanly locoing the clows coil* of it* crouching spiral, it can spring Into the air and ^rixe the bird upon the wing: thu. all tbtee creature, fall It* prey. The w-rpent ho* neither hand, nor talonn, yet it can outwrertle the athlete and cruah the tiger in tb* embrace of IU ponderous overlapping folds. Far from licking up R* food a* it Clide* along, the nerpent lift* up it. cruabed prey and prraenU it, graaped in the death «>il m Ina hand, totbe gaping. «Um* drop­ ping mouth.M '____ Tbe .un gives time M much fight a* lhe moon: 7,000,000,000 os much a. the brightest star, nnd 36.OCW.000 as much M all tho .tars combined give to tho earth. One of tbe highest bridge, in the world ia now under couatruction over the canyon of the Peco. river. It i. 2,180feetlong and 828 feet above the level of the river. , Japanese auction, are silent. Each bid­ der write* his name awl bld upon a slip of paper, which be place, in a box. Tbe box Is opened by th* auctioneer and the good. . •. ■ m , v... bidder. organization of Dickinson dEht boar. p.r dl,m w hu made but few correction*, hl* pbenul-uZ thought <xrt complete in his bndn ho put pen to paper. It 1* a wdl k tiuA that be iDdulgod In tbe anlu0«r2 of composition while traversing the of Paris on the top of nn omnibus uqJJ working out some grant con^pti^^ would spend hour, in this way.-l»ari. r■“ Philadelphia Telegraph. U** Happy are those whose name* gladnraa and brightne*. wbora acta a* sunshine wherever they may 1I1OT7 Even those who are not joyful by rnay become thankful and bright by and recommend religion by putting awar mutterings, complaints and irritability Tbe Bible urge* us, “Forget not *11 hi. benefit*.” If we think about all ourmeaciea, our preservations, our deliverance, and more about the hope that is set before ua, deprewrion will be cured and the snirit ot bear! news will be replaced by the KivrmMfA nf nrniuj. -—\fn....ini •T didn’t mind his striking mo so UQCh but hi. repartee was insulting." ' ‘'Wbatdldhe sayf" *T asked him if he knew whom he struck, and he said nobody that be was aware at" —Harper’s Bazar. EMPIRE DRI The Best Drzllon Earth Because it is the most Reliable. POSITIVE FORCE FEED. The first and only positive force feed, drill made, which lias been bnilt as a specialty for 37 years and tried to be imitated by many, Even to using the name ‘ ‘Empire.’’ Imitation is the best acknowledgement of superiority. It sows with the same gear the same quantity of wheat or oats. It is the only drill in the world that will do this. It will not break the grain. • It is not complicated, as it sows all kinQs of grain with one run. It plants corn, peas or beans for a field crop satisfactorially. It is tlu! only drill that does not require a special device for planting corn, peas or beans. V It is guaranteed to sow as well as any double feed run ever made. It is satisfactory, because then- is no guess work about it. It is tlie lightest draft' drill made. It rests lightly on tlie horses necks, beiause it is evenly balanced. Its wheels are hung on tapering axles like a wagon and will last as long as a wagon, the wheels hav­ ing a pitch and gather to them and the teeth being hung on springs. Tlie EMPIRE DRILL can be driven any where that a wagon or a spring tooth har­ row can without danger of breaking. ’ The alxtye facts can all be proven by over 60 of the best farmers in tlie vicinity of Hastings, whose names will appear in the Banner next week to whom I sold 20 in ’"Ju. 44 in 1891. Fanners come and see and buy this remarkable Drill, for it pajis to buy the BEST. THE EMPIRE which is acknowledged to be the BEST. I continually keep a stock of Empire Drills at my shop on Main street. Opiiosinte the New Court House. Yours for business, R. B. RICHARDS. P. S. 1Drills kept . in stock, _______ :____________________ either Shoe or Hoe. in sixes„___________ from s to 13 holes. ■ ' take ' ‘ e care of. I am On account of sickness anil• having a car -load- of- Empire Drills to unable to insert farmers names but they will appear next week. Don’t Kick If you buy a suit and don’t get what you ______ want,, If you can see us before you buy you' will find just what you are looking for, and at the right price In Straw Hats, summer coats and vests, black alapaca coats and straw goods. As we are anxious to sell goods we will give you low prices. Aitorueygj.nerai piis renouncnl ha 'Democratic p.-rty when he was ominated by ttPeople’. p.rty 'erhape hut rerinciatlon of the democracy was akin to Don M. Dickinon a similar renunciation a few years ince—it didn’t count. The throwing off aheet after sheet ru- fn <- ,, 1 ' filled it, MU b* would be qui^ ■ la leavee of footacap. He often mlddl. * Uh u, note “• Call and see us. tates Senate. The pavement was all ornupt? the failure of Democratic R. MUDGE & SON � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-08-25.pdf c91833abc91d59f1612eb8b760a5184b PDF Text Text ... _____ .... .r..L.- — - . The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ry County. ------------ Hastings Banner. Largest Circulation of any paper in tko County. HASTINGS, MICH., AUGUST 25, 1892. WHOLE NO. 1941 vit. XXXVII. NO. 17 J Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays by COOK EliOS.. DOWAGIAC SHOE OR PRESS DRILL HASTINGS, MICH. COUNTY NEWS. II IE ORIGNAL RUNNER DRILL. First in the Field. First a Success. First the choice of farmfin ■ || DOWAGIAC . SHOEDPILL : Mrst in numbers of sales . I L-L-LA HE MOST PERFECT Sie aii Press Drill >N THE MARKET. For sod, stubble, dry and wet ground.. The lightest draft of all grain drills. For simplicity of construction it hasjno equal. For convenience and ease of operation it has no rival. Fei; working qualities nothing approaches it. It is simple, practical, ciwetive and durable, combining the acknowledged elements of sucdes: which are divided among its numerous competitors. Made in 5 f.m! (> inch sizes from 11 to 26 shoes. For sale by Ira Van Valkenburgh The Leading Hardware Merchant of Barry County. Hastings, Mich' Sample drill on exhibition at Store. 5966 b WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Blankets, Bedding, To every person suffering from Piles or any oilier Rectal disease. Z)/L LAKINS, The Rectal specialist of Grand Rapids, is at the Hastings House. Hastings, every Thursday after­ noon and Friday forenoon. • Dr. l.akins has a large list of patients in Hastings and vicinity and more ore securing his services at each visit as n result of hl^un' usual success In his special prac­ tice. All are invited to call for con­ sultation and examination both >>f which are absolutely free. AND Live Geese Feathers When In GRAND RAPIDS stop at 1 lie most complete stock of Dress Goods in the state. A splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella for SI.00, try one. b1’ Herpolsheimer &. Co., 78, 80 and 82 Monroe St. grand ~TKE KEHT- oppralte UNION DE1MIT. Kr« BMW Traniler. Horae. SU-.m H..t>0.1 Electric Belk. llooltMSW u|, BEACH A BOOTH. A full line of Gents Furnishing Goods, a RAPIDS, Wt* mike a specialty - making Gents suits and pants to order. MICH lt Is getting very dry. Would It not be advisable to petition to the rain maker to pay us a visit?—Farmers a>e very busy working their fallows—BusUSesj has been very dull during the past few weeks, but is beginning to brighten up a little—The first edltlon-of the “Municipal Revolution” appeared In the Woodland News last week. We.are anxiously looking for the second edition this week. While we do not de­ sire to take any pprt in the controversy, we hope that those who are working so hard to defeat the corporation will think better of it after mature deliberation— George E. Dows has returned from Big Rapids, where he has been attending school for a few weeks. Mr. Downs has secured a good position at Bear Lake, Manistee Co.,tfur the ensuing year. Mr. Dunns Ims earned a good reputation as a teacher, and we are glad to know of his succeta—In the unfortunate deatlig of Mr. Wm, C. Downing, which was mentioned at length in the Banxeh last week, our village has lost a good citizen and a good mechanic, and hlk family a good husband 'and father—Mr?. Downing has moved to the home of her parents—Adolphus Fast has moved to Lake Odessa—Frank Well­ man will s(x>n*move into Voight Hillnger’s house—A large delegation of WoodlandIles attended the county convention at Hastings on Satu: day—Seven teachers of our township are in attendance at the county Institute at Hastings—The work of grading our streets is rapidly progressing —The Sunday school picnic that was to have occurred at Saddle bag lake last week has been postponed till next Friday, and will be held on the caiupmeetlng ground In our village—The petition pre­ sented to our village council last week by the apprisers of the corporation was acted on by the council at the last meeting, and their prayei was refused on account of irregularltles ln the petition, and the peti­ tion returned to the originators—Mrs. Donald McLeay ami daughter Sadie nnd son Allie, of Prairieville, visited at J.. M. Smith's on Saturday—Mrs. C. S. Palmer­ ton and daughter Bertha are visiting friends in Nashville—D. N. Stowell has returned from the Agricultural college, w here lie has been for the last four years. Dorr now wears the title B. S. attached to his name—Nora Gaut, who has been visit­ ing here, has returned home—Edith Dens­ more is spending a well earned vacation with her parents at Carson City—Chauncy Priest Las purcliased the property owned by Chas. Asplnall. and has moved bls shoe shop—Jerome England has moved his harness shop to Mr. P.'s new place of business—Win. Grozluger and mother nnd J. Velle and wife visited friends in Nash­ ville bunday—For a few days past our street sprinkler has failed to appear on our streets—The difficulty In school district number 8 in regard to getting a site for a school house will be settled in Justice Veit’s court by a Jujy of twelve free hold­ ers on Tuesday. not attended by many from here.—Mrs. John Valentine has Just returned from a visit to Banfield.—L. L. McCollum, who has been In the northern part of the state engaged In teaching, la taking, a short vacation.—The bands at the brick yard took in the excursion to Ottawa Beach and report too big a crowd.—Those who at­ tended the republican convention at Has­ tings last week were well pleased by the speech made by our next governor and the one at the convention by Judge Smith.— The county ticket gives general satisfac­ tion to republicans here.—Mrs. John Doonan Is still very sick and doubts are enter­ tained of her recovery.— The death of George Graham occurred on the jjlst. Mr. Graham has been very feeble for a long time and owing to the nature of his disease was Hable to die at any time. jHe passed away very suddenly. He was a native of the north of England, but had been In this country a short time. He was a good citizen and universally esteemed by all. SflddlevUle. School commences Monday. — Ten Mid­ dleville Misses took in the sights at Gun Lake Monday. — The Misses Ethel and Weta Wllkenson of Nashville are visiting Olive Clever this week.—The Methodist and Congregational Sunday school pic­ nic was held at Gun Lake Wednesday.— Mrs. Minor Keeler is visiting her sister, Mrs. Clark, In Erie, Pa.—Several teachers In and around the village, are attending the Teachers’ Institute in Hastings thia week—H. E. Hendrick and John Carveth were at the county seat Saturday.—F. A. Bacon, of Decatur, was hand shaking with his many friends in the village last week—Miss Mae Hughes of Eaton Rapids Is the guest of her many young friends In the village.—The brass factory his been obliged to shut down for the present on account of the lack ut the waler supply. —The teachers for tire coming year in our village schools are a* follows: High school Prof. A. O. Wllkenson: Grammar depart­ ment. H. M. Rich: 2nd Intermediate, Anna Winters; 1st Intermediate, Edith Chase: primary department. Jennie Thomas. — Minor Keeler Is In New York buying his fall goods.—Joe Cool has moved In. his new residence on the west side.—Mr. Beneway was in Grand Rapids Monday.—Don Putman is the guest uf Hastings ami Carl­ ton friends this week. Myrtle Tuckerman Is at Hastings this week attending the Institute.—Mu* Lottie Lattie Is visiting at Lansing.—Gertrude Tasker is at Battle Creek visiting prfatives. —Quarterly Meeting Saturday and Sunday at the M. P. church, Aug. 2"tb to the 29th. —Dr. Powers was at Hastings Saturday. —Mrs. Win. Latty was at Grand Rap­ ids last week. — The Austin Sunday school picnlced at Lehmer’s Grove last Saturday. — Austin Russell lias sold his blacksmith shop to J. Radford of Nash­ ville.—Mrs. Louisa Smith’s class in music grows larger steadily, latest addition Myrtle Tuckerman and Clara Leonard. Elsie Lal’rnd will start on Weduesday for The fanners are crying for rain—The Tacoma, Wash. where she expects to farmers’ picnit- was n grand success. All teach the coming year.—sW. T..Dodgeof ■ the speakers delivered splendid addresses Imlay City called on his Old neighbors here —The dance at the dryer was not very last week. Stephen Nichols' b<idy was well attended, on account of other enter­ brought livre from Charlotte for'S*urial tainments—There will be a social dance Inst Saturday. He was one of the old set­ nt Smith’s ball, Bowens Mills, next Friday tlers here, havltw lived here about thirtynight. (Anne one and all—There will be five years before moving to Charlotte a another dance at the dryer here on one few years ago.—Gus Jessup has his new week from next Friday night. All are in­ meal market nearly ready for business. vited—Artsoys if they want him to stop Harry Lewis Is In Charlotte this week. Adddie lliteble is spending a few days they must be In sight.. with Elsie Lal'rad.—B. S. Wing nnd C. 11. Thurston were hl Hastings Tuesday on James Harry is entertaining his mother business. nnd sister from Olilo^-E. Coats nnd wife, and Clint Boice and wife have gone north visiting friends and black-berrying. 1). I*. Sprague. Wm. Smith. Ed. Smith and wives will follow them north—Workmen have commenced the depot and stock yard here—11. F. Wolf and wife and others have gone to Ionia to attend the state con­ vention of the church of Christ which will meet the 25th— George Townsend purchas­ ed a new engine of a Lansing firm. _ nnd when bringing It home, and In crossing Mud creek flats east of this place. It beiame numanagable and ran off the bridge and ditched wrong side up. Next day It was recovered all right—John Marks now* commences the ejection of his house at the foot of the grove-Fred Odell is much pleased. It’s a boy. Sooth liMtlog*. The camp-meeting which has Just closed here was the best of the many which has been held here. There were about forty tents on the ground. The meeting rose hi interest from the first, about twenty-five made a start In the better life. The gnthering Sunday was simply Immense.— Wheat threshing is mostly done and the farmers are quite disappointed both in the yield and price of wheat.—Quite a number irom this place took In the excursion to Ottawa Beach.—Eber Lake l»s very poor health on account of paralysis.—We under­ stand Mr. Woodruff has rented T. Heney's farm, and will move on It this fall. Mr. Haven: has a slater from Iowa visiting him.—A'^ert Btrnaby and wife attended the Qulmte' and Pratt Sunday-school pic­ nic las t Sattrday at Tbornapple lake.—The Star S unday school and State road Sunday scliool will Jof> In a picnic next Thursday. To consumers of kerosene oil In Has­ tings and Barry Co: We have established an agency at Hastings for Ute sale of Snow Drop oil, which for laminating pur­ poses has no equal. Being a product of Pennsylvania crude and 155 degrees fire test makes It perfectly safe. It l’«>d»^s a clear and white light and free of odor, nor does it cause any deposit on chimney which Is so common with cheap J®* test Ohio olL Since July 1, !891. Michi­ gan allows tlie use of 120 degrees Attest dl which permits the the sale “How many bushels of wheat can I sow made from Ohio ermte and larger percentage of sulphur and *fu?r «- thia fall?” no* seems to be the all absorb­ trai-tlng sufficient naptha (explosive part) ing queatton—Fred Bristol has been ad­ tTralse the fire test to IM degrees or more vancing In jor section with his advance outfit and b*» helped fill the binsi of many It becomes useless, no far ■* light Is concernad but at a low test will n farmer.—^” one ca“PlnK nt Fin® ,Mke bSnfatriy welL still producing a very Inst now. - A abort time ago a gentleJX «u,ed1,on dBagreeable order while burning and load­ one ef oir fanners wixwe farm Jolna ing tlTchlmney with s.greasy the lake, and requested the privilege Give Snow Drop oil a trial, the cost is but of eampi»< »« his woods, stating that him­ little different than what you pay rhesn goods you arc using and the satlsfac- self and »‘fe were-the campers. The re­ cti est we» granted, the tent pitched, and 1W‘ ’I", Leunlei, not by man and wife it is said, but —Mvine nothing of additional Lv Xsnd milliner from east Main st-.same w a- >cltr R l« said he has a wife but the writer A. D.MAT’A-U.. HlsdnI, Mlch. school held a picnic In A. O. Denveys vr xxta on the 171h.—A company of young, folks from south Johnstown will camp at Clearlake this week. Comfortable weallmr, but we^iteed ruin.'— A combine cstnbliehiug priori at 2‘< cents for thn-.-hlng oate and 3 cents for wheat is hi order with a paper circu­ lated among machine owners which was signed by most of them; but here comes a new mahehie doing splendid work for two, cents. Of course we may wait tor It. but it makes a hub bub with the other ma­ chine men.—X new bridge has been built at the fuul of Barlow lake.—Quite a few from here took in the excursion to Ottowa Beach and all report a good time.—Who says the republicans won't win this fall In county, stale and United Slates, say?—Tin* farmer’s plcule at Sttneters’ lauding on the banks of Gun lake was a grand suc­ cess, more than three thousand people were In attendance. Ex-Governor Luce and Attorney General Ellis made some excellent addresses.—C. W. Armstrong bos commenced renovating the house he bought some time ago.—Our blacksniltb, Mr. Mastenbrook. bus a newly painted house; It looks nice.—Howard Ives Is erecting a Dew house on the ground where the other one was burned down. Be was insured in some stock company, paid his assessment on 8800 on house and contents and of course the company accepted IL As a rule stock, comjmnies take all they can get. Mr. Ives burned out and saved some of the contents, worth perhaps 8125, but through •ome'-clause In tlie policy he will have to take 8400 or nothing, or fight them In the courts. I ask . Is there uuy Justice In such companies? strewed lilies on the-grave of their de­ parted friend, their tearful faces making a very touching scene.—Mrs. Harding, mother ut W. F. Hard Ing. has returned to her home in Tecumseh.—Six of onr citizens went to Hastings Saturday is delegates to the Convention.—The annual Sunday school picnic will be held at Gull Lake next Thursday, After having taken a vacation for the past several weeks and causing the place of the Hickory Corners correspondent to be vacant,, your scribe-is in J wipes to be able In the future to resume his former position within the oolumoa of the most valuable newspaper published In Barry county.—The many friends of lion. H. F. Bellinger will regret to learn that lie lies dangerously ill at hie- cottage situated on the east shore of Gull lake, where Ire has been in company with his wife and family for the past several weeks. A council nt four doctors met n few days ago. all of whom agreed that his trouble l» caused by a cancer of the stomach, and that his stay with us is only a matter of a short Hine. G. Hughes. E. Hathorn, Frank Norwood, Will Elliott, 8. K. Willison and Mlt Nobles were elected, to attend the Republican county convention which met at Hastings the 90th.—John Brown .and wife of Plain­ well were visiting, friends and neighbors last week, returning to their home Mon­ day. —Will Young and wife together with Mrs. A. L. Stanley, of Hastings, visited the lalters-slster. Mrs. W. T. Barber, Sat­ urday and Mrs, A. G. Cartrlgbt Sunday. Mrs. Rockwell tuu been on the sick list for several days.-—Charles Flanoburg. Boid Cort right and Claire Aldrich with their wives are spending a few days at Gull lake camping. II Additional Local News. Russell Blair, father of Mrs. H. A. Barber, died at her home on Jefferson street Friday morning of paralysis, at the advanced age of 87 years. The remains were taken to Lansing for burial Saturday. The lecture of Prof. Ferrla of Big Rap­ Ids at the M. E. church last evening on “How to Make the World Better” was well attended, and was one of the best lectures ever delivered in this e»ty. We wish that every person In. the etty could have heard It and regret that space forbids making a more worthy mention. . Col. C. C. Post, of Georgia, one of the leaders of the People’s party ig that state. . s[Hjke to a large crowd at the comer of Main and Cadal,. Saturday evening on the political Issues of the day. He addressed himself especially to«a discussion of the situation in. the southern states, present­ ing the reasons-why the new party had re­ volted from the domination of the democ­ racy In the “solid south." He is a nota­ bly pleasing'and Incisive speaker, waa<\ .listened to with Lhu closest attention and frequently applauded.—Battle Creek Jour­ nal. Brother Post will not be invited to come into Barry county and air his hatred of democracy until the •'middle of the road” county candidates discover whether or not the democrats of Barry county will en­ dorse them. If endorsement should tail, the Col. will doubtless be Invited to ex­ haust his vocabulary of denunciatory ad­ jectives while talking about the democrats. Annual excursion to Petoskey and Traverse City, Thursday; Sept. 1. 1892. by special train and at very low rates via the Michigan Central ami Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroads. Tickets are good for return bv any regular train excepting Michigan Central main line trains Nos. 5, 6, 19 and 20 until Saturday. September 10, inclusive. The special train will stop at Cadillac, Mantun. Walton. South Board­ man. Kalkaska. Mancelona. Elmira, and Boyne Falls. Passengers for Traverse City will change cars at Walton. Baggage checked through to destination. The famous summer resorts of Northern Michi­ gan embrace Petoskey: beautifully situ­ ated on Little Traverse Bay: climate in­ vigorating and peculiarly beneficial for relieving and curing hay fever and asthma. Bar View; the she of the great Assembly Grounds, and one of the prettiest spots In America: the Martha’s Vineyard, Chautau­ qua. and Ocean Grove of the North. liarbor Springs; full of historic legends, Ind­ ian antiquities, picturesquely situated on tin* finest harbor of the north. Harbor Point; a famous and beautiful resort, si to­ utedon a narrow peninsula dividing Lake Michigan and Little Traverse Bay. Charle­ voix; one of the most charming localities imaginable, eighteen miles southwest of Petoskey, and the site of several delightful resorts on the shores of Round and Pine Lakes Traverse City; beautifully located al the head of Grand Traverse Bay. one of the oldest nnd finest points In the north. Mackinaw Island; the gem of the Straits and a United States National Park, magni­ ficent scenery. Interesting historical and geological aspects. Mackinaw City or Old Mackinaw; site qf the old fort. a scene of many a conflict with the Indians. St. Ignace: one of tlie oldest towns Ln the northwest, and .a burial place of Father Marquette, the famous priest and explorer. Marquette: the center of die mining Inter­ ests of the Lake Superior region, fine scenery. The famous talaad route; a ride of sixty miles through a chain of lakes'and rivers, a delightful trip, oue of the most novel and crooked marine thoroughfares In existence. The Hue of steamers run­ ning between Traverse City. Charlevoix. Petoskey, Mackinaw Island, offer one of the most beautiful boat rides through loyely scenery and over some of the finest waters hi lite country. The numerous lakes and rivers abound with gamy grayling, brook trout, black and Green bass. pick­ erel. Immense- muskailonge, and offer the finest boating In the country. Tire beauti­ ful and attractive scenery, the glorious health-giving wonderfully invigorating atmosphere, world-renowned fur relieving and curing hay fever, asthma and kindred diseases. Special reductions to our excursionists In hotel rates and on the different rail and boat routes. These tow rates, a special train service, ample hotel accomodations .at low rates, the many sights, the enjoyment and bAefit yon may receive, cannot fall to make this the exeur- About 40 from Prairieville attended the fanner’s picnic at Gun Itake. The day was fine and all seemed pleased with the eloquent speeches given by ex-Governor Luce and State Attorney Ellis. The sing­ ing rendered by the Praljievllle choir, especially the male quartette, was highly complimented.—Wm. Fafr, youngest son of B. H. Farr, who has been so seriously III with typhoid fever passed away from this earth last Friday evening. He was thought to be Improving when pneumonia ■et In. Funeral was held at the bouse Sunday p. m. The large gathering of friends gave some evidence of the esteem In which be was held. A short sermon was preached by Rev. Haste from the til­ ting words “Whatsoever a man soweth Inga at 19:39 p. m. Septaa that shall he also reap.” He wu bulled in Grand Rapids at 1:43 in t ie Prairieville cemetery, the grave be­ Pvtookey at 830 p. m. ing trimmed by loving bands with ever young ladle* and gent e some few men out of Jail wt*o greens. About 40 toyoaug ri’Smtewtttaf-Tlw Ktonkj SuMw 1 =»». bn went la line ud - fl . . ’ . �| COLD LEAD FLYING. Astixgs Banner H Thursday, Aug. 25, 1892. ‘ Strikers at Buffalo Attack the Troops with Stones. COOK BROS.. Propnacora. B0LDIEB8 AMBWIB WITH BULLETS. Jay Mister $>iVe rrje a CURE frlub of SICK Buffalo, Aug. 38.—An attack wm made on the Twelfth regiment after mid­ night by gangs of striker* and their friend*. They crept up to within stone** HEAD JO^JJCCO |\lo Monkeying throw of the camp, hiding under cor* and behind traeks, and then threw stone* and piece* of Iron at the soldier*. The soldier* answered the Attack with bullet*. The •booting wm kept up a long time and still the stone throwing continued. ACHE At 3 a. n>., the attack wm renewed, and replied to again with cold lead, meet of lbe shots coping from the direction at the Clinton street crossing of the Nickel wm OtCsrtw'*LiuIs Liver Pffis *r* Plate road- It wm Impossible to get any­ where near tbo soldier*, and no further details are known. General Porter say* he believes the situation Is now more crit­ ical than it hM been since the strike OAHTM ME0IC1H1 co.. *!» SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. Skill PWCE FOR PROFIT began. At the OlA.XD It is- reported that two strikers were killed. Out on the Tifft farm# where the Twenty second regiment is on guard, shooting began at 1! o'clock and continued until daylight. Orders have -been issued to shoot every man dead who attempted I.KOK. EnctaM sump for circular Aldress. A. 3. PARISH. Propr. When you want a to ieavo tbo yards. The sentries have or­ der* to kill any one who throw*' a stone FRESH LUNCH,:-: or pull* a coupling pin. Go to the Tve cJ\eu/td it and vvAeru I find “a Qo<U I han^ C^r’be beat. To Advertisers If you wish to advertise and need I attraction, «en<! one dollar for our " Book for Advertisers.” A little etudyof that book will enable you to decide what you ought to do, and give an idea of the probable cost. If you instruct us to place a certain amount of adver­ ting for you tn the way we think will do you the most good, you should wnd an explicit statement of what you wish U> accomplish, and make •ui table arrange menu for payment. 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Fine line of creams and fresh confectionery. A. E. RENKES. BUSINESS CARDS. TAMES A. SWEEZEY. Attorney at law. Hastings. Mich. Prattle** In all courts of the state. Col­ lections promptly attended to. RS. E. H. A C. P. LAThROP, Ilntuot-palhlc Physicians and Surgeons All call* city and country promptly tended to. . D ■1 A. SCRIBNER. M. D.. J. Physician and Surgeon, Delton. • • Mich. Office In residence, one otack east of depot A. & C. H. BARBER . Physicians and Surgeons. Calls in city or county responded to with promptnyns. day or night. H 1‘RitBVTK ORDER. State of Mtehljan, County ■>< B irrr-w. Office over Holioway’a drag store. Office hours from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, con ^ectlng with readence. at^Holloway’s drug Q X. r HVLia.O D. s. a «m» , tary regime M*ert its away, They Hall from Kvery State. The knights hail from every state In the Union and from the Canadian provinces, and Individually represent almoat every profession In life. Yesterday wm a recep______________ nor.nk.ndtb.vui- 1 tlon day for the uniform rank and the vari,71, .,_________ <„ Hm. ons divisions ‘ .... ...-------- were IP”1'1’ “f!"'"‘S. “? T JeLTtai In their quarter*. Up to *9 o'clock last evening 150 passenger trains bad arrived, bringing what is estimated as a crowd of 70,000 people. Indians, Xlllnol*. and Michigan. . The Seventh regiment of Illinois came in on a special of eeven car* over the Al­ ton at 8 o’clock a. m. Two late specials over the Alton were filled with member* of the Indiana di virion. Indiana wiil be very well represented. The Lake Erie and Western Sunday night ami yesterday turned over forty car* to the Chicago and Alton at Bloomington, all filled with In­ diana knights and excursionists. The Michigan division arrived on a special over the Alton at 1 o’clock in the Afternoon. Then there ‘were divirions from New Jer•ey, Tennreeee, Ohio, Maryland, Delaware, I West Virginia, Florida, Kansas, and other j states. All came In during the day. arate company from Amsterdam, and the Twenty-first from Troy were on duty In the W. N. Y. and P. yards. There were more rumots of the Ixickawanna and B*fj fal<>, Rochester and Pittsburg men going (More Strikaa Threatened. A general meeting of trainmen and other Office hours * a m to 5 p. m. I on Seneca street, last night. It could not ' be learneti whether any busineu of importauce came up. The switchmen also held ' a late meeting nt Keiser’s ball, on Seneca ' street. Although It wm declared that Grand M»kr Sweeaey attended it, what i E. KENASTON, Le said was not stated. Questioned about A. Attorney at Law, the switchmen’s expectation* reganil ng (Over J. 8. Goodvear & Co.'i store.) Practices In all eourtsofthe State. Collection* the firemen oue of the men said they did jroruptiy attending to. not desire to involve any one el** In the strike if they could help it. “We have not LI R. TIMMERMAN. Homapathlc Phy done half that we can do without 'outride C • siclan and Surgeon. assistance,” said be. “If they should suc­ ceed In raking the blockade here the men (Ofilceover Lathrop’s drug store.) iu Chicago. Cleveland. Detroit, and Jersey City and other place* are prepared to go aw real estate and collect out.ing OFFICE OF Palmfktox A Smith, Owing to rumor* of a coming strike, ^Woodland. Mich. among the tclegrAphers and fears that ; S. Eai.meijtox, J. M. Smith. tne wire* might be cut ?he signal COfpa i Notary Public. Justjcejjf the Peace. wm busy getting into practice yester­ day aftermH-u at the headquarters of the Seventy-first New York regiment-Camp No. 7. Nearly 700 men are combrtebly lodged there in freight oars, so surrounded by tracks and core that no one would sus­ pect their presence there. T.Ve officers, among them Jay Gould’s eon, Captain Edwin Gould, Sleer* on th* floor of the third story of the Erie floor station near Bailey avenue. MITH A COLGROVE, lawyers. . (Office In Union block. Hastings.) Pract Ice Is all the courts of the »tate. S , ­ KIRK’S SARGENT WANTS A SURE THING. dsv, the »b day of July. In the year one thousand eieht hundred and ninety-two. i Pmetit, Ctuwlei W. Arm*troo<. Jud*,* of ’’to'uir matter of the estate of Geo. H. McLel­ lan. deceased. On retelnx and filing ths petltlo-j. duly veri­ fied of David G. Kot>lnM<>. sdmlHlstrator of the e«t*r« of Mid drceasmL praying that he may be ilcenaed tnseil the real e«tate nt said dereate ’ *• in said p-titlon dev-rttxrd for the reasons therein »«rt forth. Thereupon H I* qrdarod. that Friday, the jsth day of August. A. D. Utt. a: ten o'doek Buffalo, Aug. Sa.—The union switch­ men of the Western New York and Penn­ sylvania road went out on strike yester­ day afternoon.' Forty-fire switchmen were 'employed iu the Louisiana, Babcock and Emslle streets yards of the road. A week ago when the New York Central, Lake Shore, West Shore, Erie, and Lehigh Valley switchmen went out the Western New York and Pennsylvania switchmen asked for the Mine wage* and. hours the other roads demanded. Superintendent Bell listened to them and rather than have a strike and tie up of the road ho granted their demand*. The tneu were satisfied m long as no . attempt was made by the road to have them receive freight from other roads on which a strike existed. Yesterday the New York Centralscnt over a long string of freight cart loaded with hard coal. The Western New York and Pennsylvania men refused to handle II They vi«ited Superintendent Bell and Di­ vision Superintendent C. Dabley and told them that they would go out if the road insisted upon making them handle freight from road* whose men were out. IAMON A GLORIOUS DEATH. LEMON IX, THIRD QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, AUG. 28. Buffalo,- Aug. SI—“If the firemen strike it will be toge her with every other brunch of the 'railway employes and not alone," is the substauc* of remarks made by Frank P. Sargent, tie grand master of the firemen’s brotherhood. He arrived yesterday nnd wm In -onsultatlon with Sweeney, of the switchmen. Sargent wm very positive about his position; under no circumstance* would he order a sympa­ thetic strike except m rated above—all must go out and ths railway* be given ths caance at getting new <*w* entlrtly-jr submitting to organize! hbor. And to cufhdder this important matter Sargent and ths beads of Lbs otUr orgauteaHous will bold a conference. Noix Such coiouiea 54. "When they heard these thing* they ••ere cut to the heart, and they gnashed an him with thehL-teeth.'* The subject of the rage of the conocil at thia time was Stephen, one of the seven who were chosen to eerre tables, in order that the apoatles might give themaclvea wholly to the word and prayer (vl, 3-4). But Stephen wm so full of the Holy Spirit and/alth and power that God wrought great wonder* and mir­ acle* by him. This led to hi* being falsely ' accused and brought before the council, in whoee presence he preached the sermon recorded In thia chapter. He had just ac­ cused them of being the betrayers and murderers of the Just One, and It wm this that cut them and made them so angry. 55. "But ho being full of the Holy Ghost, looked up steadfastly into heaven, and saw and conductor*. the glory of God, and Jeans standing on KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS: the right hand of God." He *aw not their rage, but he did see Jesua. The Holy Fpirit reveals Jesus and Hla grace and Kansas Cnr, Mo., Aug. 23.—At sunrise glory to the soul that trusts in Him and yesterday morning the boom of battery relies upon Him, and enable* the believer B's th^*e-luch rlfie resounded through the to be as one who Is deaf to those that arc Pythian camp aud informed the knights angry because of his testimony (John xvi, 14; P». xxxvlil, 12, 14). To look up Is better that military regulations would be in than to look within or around, for looking force for the rest of the week. The past within make* one miserable and looking twenty-four hours had worked a wonder­ .around tends to dixtrackloo, but looking ful transformation in the appearance of ' unto Jeaus will enable one to run with Camp Shaw, (slitter, animation and dis­ patience the race set before us. See Isa. play bad replaced comparative quiet and xli, IO. R. V., margin, and Heb. xil, 2. repose. The advent of, the knights is ■ Jesus on the croa* for us give* eternal marked by neither ceremony nor display. I aalvotion, but Jesus at the right hand of Quietly and unostentatiously, without the : God speaks of victory over all enemies. ,, mu,, - ---------------------•• - ------------- ------ .ktrPBj I Heb. ix. 12; Rev.J.JR On steadfastness । blare of trumpets or the meMured tread of martial escort, they come from tbo ata- ! viL2 lions to the camp nnd then only does mili­ 5A "And said. Behold I sen the heaven* j Bell and publey reasoned with.them \1HLLIAM O. LOWDEN. ’V • Lawyer. j that they must receive New York Central Office over Jnllus Bussell's store. State I■ freight, and asked if the road baj not done | enough when It granud their demands a street. Hastings. Mich. . week ago. The answer was negative. The PA. SHELDON, men then struck and left the yards. It is ' ’ •• Abstract aud aud Real Real Estate Estate Office. Office. Abstract I no{ probable tlie road will grant the new I Block. ” Hasting*. Money toAintru-t 'loatTon^Reai “ate*’iteri Estate demand* of Its employe*, nnd it wm un- I tnld”an c’nuiilHion.* General conveyancing. .. .i— I derMt0O(i night tbnt their places would tUv’fg h complete set of Abstract Dooks.com piled from the Rev-ords, can furnish complete be filled with non-union men from the » tract* C. F. BROOK*. Clerk. west. Last night the big yards ’were de aerted, except by the troop*. The Tenth' P. DRAKE, M. I)., battalion of Albany, the Fortr-rixth aep- L nsntumnw SOME MORE SWITCHMEN STRIKE. CITY BAKERY. reached. But, beyond a ccmpllmrnfary i expression of confidence in Grand Master Swueney, be ceetns to give the latter little encourageiftent o.‘ultimate help. Such a strike as suggested is hardly possible from the very character nt the leaders who ar* expected to consider th* interest*, of the men. Grand Master Sweeney, of the switchmen, will not thluk it a pleasant thing to order out switchmen at other points unlen be Is auro ol the support of the other orgenlxsiiona Grand Master Sargent, who hss been interviewed to death since his arrival, hM noth, ng to say in any shape that will fon shadow the probable action of the firemen. Must Keckon with Arthur. Even should Sargent and Sweeney act together, It is safe to assume that Grand Chief Arthur, of the engineer*, and Grand Master Clark, of the conductors, will both be against action that will involve their respective bodies In .any position other than that of conserva^m. Hence, If the conference consists of five members, and a majority vote is to rule, it is possible the attitude of Grand Mn»ter Wilkinson, of the trainmen, may be the deciding factor. It is thought, however, that his natural positioQiwill be on the side of the engineers FUpce 'Meat Mikes an every-day convenience of m old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest award at all Pure Food Expos?.ions. Each package makes two large pies. Avoid Imitations—and Insist on hiving ih» NONE SUCH brand. MERRELL &-SOULE, Syracuse, N.Y. PROBATE OKDEH. Buaeof Michigan.countv otlUrrj. •«. At a se«»’.*’l> °« ’&* Prob*te flrtirt tnr ue County ofJJarry.hoMcii at tin- l‘i|< Ml* imv-t* I W«J. oee thoesana etehl unndred *t*.( • Present. Cbanes w. arm >■. - J al** of Probate. t tn in- cutter of the estate of s mur Beckey decees.-d. O* resting an I fl lnz p t.t fled. Of Still Be:<^y Ln u ut uld «. tale, pr tying for rexsnoi In ninth div of 8iite-n>e-. A. 11> i-Z’ « ten e'etaek in the forenoon *^..,2. afjald court, then to be holden ii the PTutaSe Office in the city of Heatings, tuaidrouM? m2 show cause. If any there be. why the thepeationer n:*v not be gnmiyd. Andltli ftwtberordered. That sa'd। etitup rriienMim to the persona Interested lu sari trtate, of t’S Modrocr of Mid petition, amf the hexriS par primed and circulated in 4».<* eotot at Barry, oneo in each week fortf.i *ud*viiri woek*pr*riou*tosriddayo.'hr*r:i s. * opened, and the Son of Man standing on CHABLXSW AlliteTHOXO.' the right hand of God." “Sonof Man" Isa (A true oonv.)’*«*•>. title that Jesus often used of Himself; it is NOTICE Of ATFACB^EXT. found orer eighty times in the Gospels, but elsewhere in the New Testament only I Mste of Michigan, the Circuit tio.rt for tne County of Barry. 1 hero and in Heb. 11, 0; Rev. I, 13; xiv, 14. Clement Braith aud . PbUip T. Colgrove. re. i man. but also of Hl* complete dominion ; or,r the whole eertb. u will be «en by . George J. Cox Notice is h-*vciiy giren that on 14*- ^nd day of eoo>lwri>oo ol Pw will eftd Heb. IL It to July A. D. HW a writ n! nr ---bik-h; »*» du* j ■ found ninety times in the prophecy of iaeue«i oat of th* Circuit Court fvr the r.M>t* of I Barry ntthsealt of Clement and pbiilp EsekieL "Heaven opened” is found Just T. Colgrore, the atwve name<i 1 l.i'L’tSs . seven time* in the Bible (Ezek. I, l; Math. ‘the lands, tenement-.aoodn and iijjttels, muney ! Ui, !B; John i. 51; Acts vU. 00; x, II; Bev. and ehenta of the said Geuryr j <),. deiendaM shove named for the euta ut on- hundred and ir, 1; xlx, 11). fifty dollars. Wbleb Mid writ »a» ivJurnat.r qa | 57. "Then they cried out with a loud the rod day nt Auxurt. A. l>. !«.• Dated this 4Ui dav of Auxu*t A I • i*e»i ! voice, and stopped their cars, and ran upon Smith & Oulgrove. Attontrys tk i'Ulntll ' him with one accord." Contrast stopping one’s cars to that which is evil, an in Pa. xxxvlil, 13, and to that which I* good, m in this case. Compare Math, xiii, 11 feet our prayer be, "Open thou mine eycx,” “Cause me to hear" (P*. calx, 18; cxlili, 8). Contrast the “one accord" at the PROBATE URDEK . State of Michigan. Chunt; of fUrrt-M.\ At a session of the Probxie Court tar ike County of Barry, hold*:i at the Fr»l.*ie Uffler, Io the Cttv uf Hartings, tn v.14 email*, on Wednesday, the totri aay ot **■.••><, in tne year one thousand r '■ -.-tyrao. Present. Charles W. Armrtroiir. J.!re o( Probate. In the matter of the of on Belle Arnold, (formerly Rish<>; > a NVt Oo trading and filing the pr:|tl4n.wtAy »enfled of Almena Stanley. goxnHm <»! >uniiw, prayln* that she mar be »e«u-eil to »eli the undivided one- seventh interest of srid minor Iu the tandin said petition -te--r.t.fi lortke purposes In sal t petlUoa set f »rth I Tbereupua It is ordrrel. that1 Fn«ta*. th* 2nd day of.Heptetnhrr. A. D. 1W. M tenoeloex lQQMtoreaoonbe*Mlxncd(<>rtl.> lirartneafsaM petition, and that the brtre at lad of ««M de­ erased and al! other p*r-ot>» !• Irn-sted in estate, are re-iulred ia appear at »rtn»ton of Court, then t<» be hidden at the !’A>bite Ofllce In th* Ctfy of Hastings, in 'u-i County, ud abow cause. If any there te. shy the ;nywo( the peUtteaer may sot lx- trantni And It u further ordered, that uM petitioner cite notice tn the persons interested l i said •Male, of the peudenev of Mid said petition aud ih>- brsnai pendency thereof, bv by catuim; causi iic aar«p\ rop-. -■! !h.'»!" th:* rder let* publislied io the Ha*1lnc« BixxrK. a 1 rsrpanf preprinted _.u aud clnmlaled ... >>• ..iJj •-’! Itarrv once In racb week for Hirt »uae»irt. weeks previous te said«lsv of t -jr Chas. V Ah* (A true copv.) Jodie "And cMt him our of the city and ; atone*! him, and the witnesses laid down j their clothes at a young man’s feet, whose r name wm Saul.” They judged him to be guilty of blMphemy (Lev. xxiv, 13) and thought they wvro obeying the law, while Tlie day was spent by the Pythian sis­ they themselves were the guilty ones, but ters in receptions to the visiting sister* at they were blinded by unbelief. Jesus had the various headquarters of the local forewarned his followers that they might lodge*. Committee* .of the sister* were expect this very treatment (Math, x, 28. at the stations ready to aid the incoming John xri, A* to Saul, be may poaaibly members and give them such information have thought cf this very day years after­ as was needed. The sisters have done ward when he himself was being stoned good work iu the way of getting accom­ for Jesus’ sake (Acta xlv, 19). modation* for thousand* of visitor*. A* ML “And they Mooed Stephen, calling soon m the new arrival* had been assigned npoo God. and Mfing. Lord Jesus, ncelre to quarters in camp a round of visits was my spirit." When Jesus was dying be commenced and many old acquaintance­ said. “Father, into thine bands 1 commend ships were renewed by men who had been my spirit" (I^uke xxill, P*. xxxl. 3a •epai ated for yenrs. Old friends were This dor* not look like the nonexistence of raveling on all bands and talking over the pen*>ti Iwtween death iux! resurrection, old. times. or the sleep of theaoui n* some teach. If any on<- would be e*tabli<dicd as to theconNANCY HANKS’ GREAT MILE. FROBAIEORpt 1. scious and joy of th* souls of believers In 1:07 1-4, Beat- apart from the body, let him read and re­ State of Michigan. County of D1.1/-M. Ito At a *e*sioa oi tne rrei--- • '* ceive Luke xvi. 2J-. xxiU. 43; IT Cor. v, 8; । itr<« is rountv of Barry. hoMeu al ttm Fro! Chicago, Aug. 13. — Nancy Hanks I Phil. 1,21.33; Rev. r|. ML the city of Hot!no- tn said county CO. “And lie kneeled down nnd cried with day. ike 3ni dav of Anr.iM. tn :: trot ltd a mile al Washington park yes­ a loud voice. Ixini. lay nut this sin to their ih'm’xnu eltht hundml and n • " rre-wut. Charles W. Art»tt terday iu 2:S7X- The great mare wm chnixe. .'.nd when he hnd said this he •ent to Ireal her own record of 23JW and not fell r- lev;<." luke hl»adorable Master he Probate In th- matter ..( the e>» only upset that mark no decisively, but prayed for his murderers (Luke xxlii. 31). N. Warrrn, meva-v' dull Ou r .<Gng *nd filiiw "»•, broke all eXirting records of the trotting Our Instruction* are. "lx>ve your enemies, • Bed.of ”l<id « Ahreda Warren Warr.;. »Mn» -...... - •- ■L -tniin-u. •—••3 blew them that curse you, do grxsl to tba-m wl7n*a> Ing that- a certain '-1 turf. The 2:0% of Mnud S, dwindle* into be the last *'ll file tn Mid court |wrMrttl>x !•’.* ■ - MUi-.ltekto obscnrity and the world's notch of 2;<JSX that hate you. an<l pray for UMn which aad teetain«uti>f Mitdncv*- 1 iM-..I elate held by Bcbrrt Ronner's Sunol pales by a despitefully use you nod penax-nte you" pr. hate end that admlnlUrsi <’>' ■ M>me idiitt be granted t* the pett'.lutxr it full second before the clip set by the Deer- (Math. v. 44). Thia u« impossible to the may suitat.i" person. 1 les Nancy 1 Links, now supremo queen of natural man. >>ut If we nre Isim from Thereupon It 1* ordered, lb— • •■ 'W-«• above, if wv have ti e new heart anti the attth day of Atiyusl. A. D--,”**■*! Ltarrf railroad um held at Gammei's hall, trotters. Twelve thousand persons saw men In MW th* 1HWWWW,. forenoon, be aMlgnrd /<* ----­ “'! the unequalled feat performed. Her puce notBplrit(John 111. 7. margin: Exek, xxxvi, SB •ati! petition, iwtitinn. and that the hr heir* •aid ‘r' 11s| was like the wind and her motion perfect SB). Hein us can do aa He did In Jesus deceased aud *11 other i*--r-.>u- ir.tr a m-»M0 and when she finished the air was rent and in Stephen. One of the Ixwt daily elate, are required '.<• lJ'Fr»r, mottoes for the Christian is "Net I, but <»f Mid court then to t* hoidcu at r ITMSW with cheer*. timer, fit Ute «*y Ol Iinj-4UF>. Christ who lirrth in me” (Gal. it. 20). and >hew caw. if any mere be. w f be «jw viii. I. "And Saul w.-t* consenting unto of the petitioner ma» nH '* ... swum J wm Maa ***• dsath." Hear his own tcatimoiiy long is furtneroixtered. tbst M.d l*5l,l r, [5^ of Chicago, Aug. 19,-Hal Pointer sent to beat the harass record uf 2AMW after hs he praywl to the Ixml. "When the Hire to the person* intrrrrtid in vl-« the pemlcnry of Mid petition. .1 be ltetoug — j- »by — Johnston - - in tbi* .. cltr on Oct. made 3, I blood of thy martyr Stephen wa.< died I IbM, at Washington park yesterday. He also wm standing by ami conwntrd unto his death an-l kept the raiment of them paced the mile in 2-.05X. and not only that slew him" (Acta xxii, 20). wiped out the mark shot at, but splin­ iwptIou, ’XS&nmw. "And at that time there wm a great per­ tered Lie 2.-00 pacing record of Direct secution against th* church, which was at I nudbseninc the aide-wheeling champion Jerusalem, and they were all scattered I abroad throughout the regions of Judea of t'<e wmifl. MOimai.K SAI-L and Samaria, except the apostles." The HIT CACK AT CANADA command wm to "Go unto all the world.” ol ,r«rl*ln morttas- mjta “To be His witnesses unto the uttermost part of the earth” (Mark xvl, 15; Acta I, 8). but up to thia time they seem to hare con­ WASUIX'- r >3, Aug. 23.—Ptrald* nt Har­ fined their testimony to Jerusalem, hence 2fith «lav of April. A. Dn> oo rison, actl.iu uiUer the provisions of the। this persecution permitted by God to cause rage*, on M<e N«: anri old ? -•’ -4? .%tlgnr4 the nth <tajr of Deeeiri-r . ’ . {’H,lc*wK5 Canadian rew-llatlon act nasswl last July, them more fully to obey His command. by Mrs. CM. Online to J,‘b ’ tac oifrv of Saturday tenant a prpclamatiou impoaing uud sM-enraeBt *»» rewrite*! iu f .'L Jr ■m 2. "And devout men carried Stephen to reghterof deeds tor the «**”••' "L jJiP jwl retaliaiuzy tuLs on passage through the his burial and made great lamentation I sUtr M**11**3.rare J M14 St. Mary’s Falla canaL The president over him." Stephen wm with his Lord, tn fiber M uwrtKM”* 7 ‘giJ7v*nVri&: ' "absent from the body, present with the Inorteaxe dui.r sv Iped l tl _ ,u»te at closes m follows: Now. therefore I, Benjamin Harrieon, presi­ I-ord,” but hla body was aaleep, even m dent of tlie United States of America, by vir-’ J Jesua said of Lazarus when speaking of too of tbs | ower to that end conferred upon! Us death. “Our friend Lazarus sleepcth" me by said act of cwngrv* approved July 34,, (John xi, 11-14). There was no occasion to coantv of Harry, state ot <* MS, do hereby direct that from and after lament for Stephen, for to him. it was a day« JnlJ. I*8-,n*r \ . h 4 t* ririnw4. pan 347, oa which morqtaK" Trf Bcpt. 1. Mtt, until further notice a toll of fl) : great gain, but It seemed that the church tobe due at the date o( thneo.wv lib rent - i«t ton be levied, collected aud paid on r«rta»4rrt.iwrt, all freight of whatever kind or description1 could ill afford to lose such a witness. rents, and an aUoniev , te> I 1 "As for Saul, he made bnvoc of the five pasting through tlie St. Mary's Falls canal in‘ dnilarx provided for in Ml mortar t ran sit to any port of tho Dornin loa of Canada,, church, entering into every house, and whether carried in vearels of the Unitedi hailing men and Women, committed them Ktatsoorof other nallona; and to that extenti to prison." Beyond measure be perseI do hereby suspend from and after sold date the right of free pasiuge through Mid St.■ cuted the church and wasted it, being exMary's Falk canal of any and all cargoes or• ceedingly mad against the Christi an* (GaL Saturday, the firrt day of <X t-• r p0(4» portion* of cargoes In transit to Canadian’ I, 13; Acta xxvl, 10, 11). He little thought ten o'clock in the forma*’the fighting against norta. wee all while auction tothat the he hi«Br*t '"''the “'^.Triivof Bate God, aa hla own teacher, Gamaliel, had toot dour ot the court heuw»«‘/X ilngn. Miehig- n. 5**^*^, t*oWrn’. raid (chapter v. 39). He did not know, Chicago, Aug. 23.—An attempt to assas- though.he afterward learned It, that when sinatu George Fox, a pawnbroker, was U>uched a Christian be touched the made here Sunday night. He went Into Lord.Himself (Aeta ix. 5; Zech. H. 8). the kitchen to get a drink of water whe.i < 'Therefore they that were scattered an attorney s fee of twe‘.n . some unknown miscreaut fired tbroug i tod for therein, the .^f®''2rlai ’ lbs window, wounding Fox in the art., but not seriously. w 'B Cmuoo, Aut a—Un w 8bt A. M., Ph. D„ o' Horrud uoiranl,. b. Phnta. la Ju. l all believers everywhere In the store, tn the mine and on ,“w"’ �xt(iRT<5AGKSAl.B. of tie*-1 ’! .. • .<■ t .urt do •* Gen. Carnes in Possession of Coai Creek, Tenn. • ■XSSTT«>i”>«V| jwi. -<«>««,'Lffl! , . itext»*rr«J Deeds ■ MITZ2S ILY TO THE MOUKTAIKB. -five cent*. „ iLdhr* pro1 । <> »uii -*r pro-1 j «r|tute-t to rej -.aid nnirtgag*. o' the pow*r of i-,g-. aud the I .•ii <i ptovlded. notice I I'.. I-M-. I ii .11 sell at public at the north in the City of I or Them Killed and Threo Wouuded. ' one Po.iibiy Fatally—Two Miner* Kilted and One Wounded-Two Dead . ' Knoxviluc, Tenn., Aug. 30.—N. B. 1 Utoau/A&t/fy. 'fr/uiz Humphrey, a newspaper man,-, reached Knoxville yesterday afternoon from Cool Creek. He was with General Carnes throughout the movements of yesterday and gives graphic accounts of the action* of the main l»ody of the militia.^ General to*eth*-r with iv <hiJ>rs cor■ i-. Ing de:.u certain in th- township ,u .. .rev and state of , .'-M-r jid as follows: thea-t quarter ol- tbe t( n thirty town one west containing tocuty a. A**unee of Mortgagee. I tor AN'gnce of Mortgagee. CROUP REMEDY £ DO YOU SnOKE OEBTAIE BATE* fCOUGH don't delay REN'S COUGH CURE icAx Central . .tj Falla Boute.'* KEMPS balsam ALWAYS THE SAME jss Always the best 5 CIQAR .-LLC IN THE i? co at FORDS' HOTEL, TUESDAY, SEPT, 13. SOne’day only A YEAH OF UNRIVALLED SL'CtSSS! Dr. Holman S. Humphrey, las vKIb-d th!* city one day cncb month for the part year, his done ••xceltent unilcssimtal work mid made m*>rr dltbc ilt cure** and warm Iriend-t amonir tnvalk.* nnd nil with whom he Ims had any kind of dealings than any strunKt-r who imd ever vis:ted our locality. Inucvd his chandler, tike hl* skill. I* Lcyoud reproach. . DURING THE COMING YEAR THE DOCTOR’S Visits will be faithfully continuttl. arid if Hie and health l*e spared he hopes to a*id many namw to hl* a’rvady very extensive list ol imtlents. * The pn»t two yen i < have Inrgtfy iticimmxi the number i.r chronic invalid-, owing Imip-lv t.» the peculiar intfucnce exerted by the rnttocroa 'Lu Gripix-', even tlKxte who have cscapcxl thin blighting ‘counrc fi-.'lfng-its peculiar cftecis upon their aystetns. All suffen n* from catarrh, thr.<t and lung af­ fections fhcmM'Ito* tailing lustend of improving, unless under the m<«t skiiltul tn-utmeut. This Is also true <if r!;-il ■> : fbuis Of tbe stomnuL. towi-ln, kidney* nnd blmlder, indcoi the giumluter system nnd muon:* tnetnbrane* have *uffercd um»r. often lending to neuralgia, rbeumatle atr<vil.<n« and grav* heart <fistur'.<»nccs. The l.v*>r also, one of the m,*q Inipcrtiiut organ? of the body, ban nou-Mapm. and in c*«» many fawn hrs* sutfeisd Iron* ctinrcstbm*. m!n*at-in«-ms end general torpidity, acwmimnwd by nil »tsillstn-*«!ng tralnaf i».i in; t«un«. a* *:ron*y, conrtipnFull SVW —. ...... -...... -.................... - —......... thick and hteh colored urine, er***, writable temper, ami g»-n*ral blue devils.” The nrtmmpoxtyinx cuts happily illustrate the fon-mnnx diseased vs.ndit!**i--«hi P*rt all of whfc-b Dr. Huthpbn y treat* and curve where {atleurx will faiihtully billow ln*tructtvu«. without which the sick camiot dnietv'd to He again sent a message demanding the unconditional surrender of the colonel and refused to confer with the rioters, al­ though an attempt was made to parley. The first reply of thu miners wo* that they would accede to all the general’s demands, but tiint they could do nothing unless they were given time. They were given the time. Presently tbe committee appeared and said they had concluded not to release Anderson. Gatling the Gun* iu Line. ’ Oixlcrs were given to mount the Gat­ ling gun and bring the 6-inch long range enuuon ready for the action. A detail wm rent through the village to arrest all the men they could handle. The detail returued with almost 100 men, many of whom were miners or people closely relate*I tu the miners. These prisoners I were to be held as hostage*. This sum­ mary action hml effect, and at 6 o’clock p m. Anderson was delivered to bis troops. Miners Flee to tbe Hills. The miners then put oul for the moun­ tain nn«l the field was clear with the troops in possession. General Carnes has Bud Lindsay, tbe leader of the fitlnen*, under nnmt at Coal Creek. He Is a deputy United States marshal and a. thoroughly desperate character.' Ho bos kllle*l several men. It was be who proposed hanging A BATTLE IN THE BLUFFS- lllc D r11. PhTTi::nph^yc-4^rux’°rUU‘ ' * ’ It: v. In k ii. Cand. Htli-j-r.:*’. - - • .'•I.f : >r L>r. Holmen that 1 *'>*ild *‘><n Hum;-l.rey h:7v r.ww »->•? «nHxai Wntrr. La>>* 12. SJmh. .ceial tyn phyMcfen* i.n.i rri* anything Holman S. Hum:-!u “M K Mich. •uffeirt! oiihle*! for j-esra with catsrrh.- de-ifn*-- nnd ruimtng- rum one ear. Wm c* taph tciy aurod by DrHumphrc l’i:v. P. w.-nATiir-JoNM, Mualwn. M,chL_ :W1 । n v-rv hard uf ttesrfar fw* tnsny year*. Wa* irt-l by Dr. Hulm-n S Humphrey E.i. (:iMi'ityi.L HiH*<lnli’. Mi'-h- I I ut.«.i; .: nt I Hti-l.f- r yertt *. My sltfht ua# rvetuml to . ... , ru-bl Hr H*di-iaii S. Humrihrey. Mt:.- . Muteiff, Ni’rth Afctm*. MJcU. I.*-.n<’W. Mich., nd with cataract* in kali *-' '•*. *'«* operate*. ..n by Dr. H .inphrvy nnd mr si-ri.t m t *n*k ?!*««•. A •Hr’Kn.L AWM t. •ilc-il T.n.J ih<-:H;il sufffrlmr. At I-mt my mihd:all w** itarkncs* s Humphrey cury*l tt;*entirely. > all afflicted. . on, Mich . Ifg. Co. AM twice. tiered for years with a so-tailed in'Iwr",'ifti'2‘.l.r feof the heart. iw. Iiumpreycured muonrirtdy. r^.-rOT .b.J... •'"’’Sli'SS'OxalchiaCvrixl fere*! severe.y with extreme acpr™v><> >rra..n<vtlte. ><**■ I was a dreadful sufferer from the Will. 1 hav* bosa wotirely cured * onw PH.L 7,%^^ y^ark. O. “p <f- S-"-"”- I ram.ur-1 U loeb*. >W mor. Was taken to Prof. Ludlnra. 'of mirth withforme. Dr. Humphrey removed ever? v eatlgu or ue iro out tbe use of anything but smith. Janaavllte, Wis. “*■MICH- Jan- 1®For the past three years I •»*« pju^^ySiS i*en catarrh of the bowels and n**u,nTrot-f ul consumption .n invalid from female trouble PJ5/*/* '. wvrk artw a of the bowels, but managed to k<*P •«'J° > । •n-’ * ’ rapidly that fashion, but for the past several monttw I have ™ ~ I was obliged to giro up buuw-DiM'ff**’ ,,ro At the time I wm tsken t> *»e Dr. I had given up all hope of ever <Htlng house and djimf **r Deb Moines, la., Aug. 30.—Tuesday, Aug. 10, a convention for the promo­ tion of better country roods in this state met in the Y. M. C. A. building with a large attendance of representative men, Judge Thayer of the Clinton Age, the original promotor of the agitation, being present. J. C. Cummins called the conVcutlon to order and introduced Governor Boies, who made a brief speech t-howlng that he wai in fqll sympathy with the ob­ jects of the meeting. Judge Thayer was made chairman and proceeded to address the convention on the benefitsthat would accrue to the stole from good roads. lie wauled active work to commence when it can be showrf that 15,(Xw miles of good roads can be built in five or ten yean*, so that when completed no person Id the state would live more than four milrs from a good road. He suggest­ ed that the national government be asked to return to the state half the amount re­ ceived iu the federal treasury from the sale of Iowa lands up to July I of this year. This would be about W.50U.OUU The state should toko a hand. Tuxes need nut be increased. Bonds could be Issued at 3 per cent, for i5.iXW.U00. The good roads would pay the bond* in decreased expenses to farmers. The cities should also vote aid. Ho outlined a plan to ap­ point a board of road commissioner^*0 hnve eunrge of the work. Railway Com­ missioner Ddy, Scute Dairy Commission­ er Tupper and others made speeches faTuring the plan. Committees on creden­ tials, permanent organixaiiou, finance, rc-olutious and the organization of a alttlu State Better Road .-wsoci.iliou were apI ............ 1 ' ------------------------- — I STATE CONVENTIONS, ! ----- -- I DAVENro;;T, la., Aug. Itf.—The Demo[ cnitic State conventiou met here yesterl.ny ' aud after appointing the uattnl comniit! tees the following presidei}Cml electors wctechufwu: Georgv F. Smith, IrvinaB. Richman, F. Cuucbi W. L Euton^Xg. . Schulerf J. R. Burg*-®*. H. M. Fun- CURE. HEART niSHSE! ML MILES' MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind. ^,roii, Img fc Mm TIME TABLE. In effect May 15.1SW. Favorite Route between Grind Rapids. Detroit th* ,.rsi;<t Knpi JEsM Parts Mctvnl Alr<* Elmdale CtorksvUle Lake QdMM Woodbury Sunfield Mulliken Grand Ledge Lan»lnx Detroit Lv (Howard City Ar (GoinOVeat rariTTM. .. cumviiM ,. Elmdsio .. Alto McCor! Rist Paris • Ar [Grand Rupidsl 12 ®0 i A.TT Porthuid j to M loots I’ £ Howard City | 1 W Ionin Stanton c.*t mon-_____1 Every day. other* week day* only. - stop Ids and Detroit. Neat* 25 cents. Connections m.vh* ;n Union stall mi. Grand Itupids w 1th the iik ano i-rro-KKr. Favorite route to the suniiiier resorts at northern Mlehmn. Trains leave Grand Rapids tor Ghlcago. 9 A. M.and 12:03 P.M .’11^5 P-M- Arrive Chicago 5:111 B. M . 6 25 1*. M. and TrW A- M. te-ave for Manhlee sa l Travers* City A. M. nml 5:17 P. M. Parlor ear* on 'lai' trains and sleepers on nlx.it trains to Chtengo. Ask o-arag.-fite tor further particulars or write i*» i.rund Itaj-hi*. MORTGAGE SALE. , Whereas <,«-'iult has ti-en made la the pay­ ment of a certain Indenture *>f inortipup: mode anti executed by Clement Higdon, of Rives, Jackson county and-tat ! of Mlehhpin to IVter Covert, of F*i mt • v-.lM^e. ge-ivca county and .state ot New Yort, 1 ennog date toe a*»h <!ny of .dilumber. A. !». :<l and nrordcl to the of <!-< J* ft lUrry count* amt state <tf Mlcblxan l.i i::n-r < of i!io-t;pig«-x an page sr>2<*uthe first day of Uctober A. 1*. te»4 im which there Is ctoUnvl to !■« due and unpaid l ite of ’ rot d o the -uni.of , ighti 'iduhir’j five (toUsr* and fifty BHrtlte. Xlcb. 1 atow^ck bowkul Kroger* s Bladdwk or Mr. ann i am p. J. Wklcb. Sbsytown. Mien. •j virtue of the power<»f sale ortgar, and the statute In dpronoed. notice 1* licrepy d.iv the : It h dxy ul Oetobtr. r1* i i tf>i! sffernoon, I shall wu a: puvirc aucuSD. t.- tl e tilltfi- 8 bidder, at the north trout door of tlie court house In the city ol Havtlnir*. itliat teing the Place where the circuit court for Hany bounty I* hold­ en). tin* premises dtscnlad in said mortgage, or »o initfh th*-rout :v» may be tie<r*sary to pay toe amount duo on said mortavge. with aceraiu? Interest, amt all legst eu-t*. together vrithmi attorney's fee of twetift five .tollara covenanted for therein. Hi Pn-ndww being ceu ribe*! in said mortgage *v» alUhemtiliV.devion-hxlfofthvnerthwe-rqiiartwof th*- south ea*t quarter <>t Mvtlon thirty ore <3tt town three ui north cfnu Ke seven (7- west and contaildog forty ncn s of land more or less; also tbe following prctni«ei. brglnnl-m at a stake standing south ttreire - hate* :au-!vr mm onehidf link* from a stake, sixteen chain* and thirty link* west trout purler stake Im tnrcn HASTINGS. Nel* Aug. Id.—The Prohibi­ Sections thirty ode and thirty .two In the abure tion sta e convention yesterday nominated town, thence west e’-.-ren chains to a port, south s* veutecn degree*, east six chains the following ticket: Governor, C. F. thence mid fifty Mnks t«> a * hit’’ O“X *re'’- H'cnce north Betilly; lieutenant governor, James seventy nine degrees, east tiite chator M>4 twenty five links to a post, thence north four Stevens; treasurer. Jerry Denslon; auditor, chains and fifty link* to tbe plaetjot beginning, J. C. Thoiua>; secretory of state, Isaac together wltn ah the right ot flowage which the Boostrom; attorney general, Martin J. party of the first part t ow ba*, excepting from,, toe xbove four half acre lot* heretofore - reded brown: commissioner of public lands aud to 11-Miker. Scot:. Burhanao and (orsett. alL buildings, C. S. Smith; stale superinten­ situate tn tbe county ut Barry and stele oL dent of public iutruction Mrs. Bello C. Michigan. Dated July 16th. 1882. Bigelow. ___________________ night, rolled inn t! rand people wen* ^athvrwl about tl th. i and the excitement was higher than nt any time since lire ttimbre b gnu. From the meu on this train the first authentic account of the fighting at Coal Creek was obtained. i) it limit* pi i‘,Iui in, ana i.tl.li pMifiuitupathitt.-.ig with wcrk'.iigmro, but deno*;»-:: g tiuliBce; fnvi.riug popu­ lar t-iect ion uf Mbntuis, ludorsiug Boles' nilmlnistnitiou and denouncing all socie­ ties which bring the religious question into [Mjiltics; also rvafiirming the party's The volunteer* and ItX) soldiers of the position.on Ute whisky question. The ticket nominated Is ns follow-: Secretory Second regiment reached Offutt’s, a small of state, J. H. McConlogue; auditor, S. P. v. 'age four miles this side of Coal Creek, Van Dyke; tre.tfun-r, Charles Bougultx; about 11 o'clock Thursday night. After aiiorrtvy geuer.d. Ext a WHltird; railwt-y I thoroughly discussing the situation and coiumivrioner, Senator Kent. Adjourned conferring by wire with Brigadier-General sine die. Cnrnv* it was decided to go at outre t»the pi ntcr, who soldiered In that vicinity dur­ ing the war and is thoroughly ncqilpltited with the topography of the country, took cotuuiund <’f the men. A Very Uupleasnnt March. They Mt Offutt’s ahoal 2 o'clock and went across Walilcn’s riilgC by h circuit­ ous rout u, so as to reach Fort Anderson from the point farthest removed from the vlllnge of Coal Creek. The night was dark ns pitch, nnd the loneliness of the road was depressing. The sides of Wal­ den ridge are very steep and covered with huge boulders and ledge* of sand stone. Over these obstructions the troops clambered. Had a Correct Premonition. LEBANON, O., Aug. 23.—A curious case is being discussed here. Saturday noon while nt dinner Dan Greathouse, a popu­ lar horseman, was suddenly seized wjth something like vertigo. It lasted but a moment. On recovering he exclaimed: “Uncle Wils is dead as sure as you live.” He would listen to nothing, but started to took for his unde. He found the old man dead in an oH house he owned. Just after they started down the moun­ tain on the north side toward Fort Ander­ son the men were divided into three squads under command of Capt. W. L. Ledgerwood. Gen D. D. Anderson, and Col. 8. L. Woodford, respectively. Soon afterward three men, all uniformed and claiming to be friendly to soldiers, ap­ peared and offered to pilot the regiment down the mountain. M’ithout suspicion the troops followed them Into a well planned ambu*eade. THE DEATH Mortgagee, JAMKS WnMATON, Attorney lor Mortgagee. RECORD. SHILOH S Hugh Moshes, the original of ArtistWI Hani’s picture of “Yankee Doodle,” at Oberlin, O. G surge Victor Drogo Montagu, Duke LED INTO AN AMBISCADE, of Manchester, at London. GRATTAN Hall, well-known Mason, at Boratair, Ills. Her. Dr. Jorn V. TALMAGK, brother of Ledgerwocd’s men were in front, when Rev. T. DeWitt Talmage, at Boundbrook, Corea at a point within a quarter of a mile of N.J. Fort Amlereon firing commenced from be­ Dr. John Drtsdale, famous Homeo­ All drap-kts are authorised to sell it an a po*. physician, as Loudon. hind th« great ledges of sand-stone on a rpathic -------- ----------------------------------spur of the ridge ovcrxcklng the valley | Colonel RlfilwM A Moonx, at Maacoowhere the meu were marching, The stars tab, lib. pUemg a Sample Bottle Free into every home „a F.« tajou ; pr"“'-”t phrdd“ tn the United Stales and Ca:iads. If yea have view and the meu were Deling relieved at a Cou^h. Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for the near approach of h.rtiCcntiun* and | -Ex’Cbief Justice BkRUNDM, of the xo* it will ।are you. If ycur child has the Croup, .m joking JoklRE wKh S«h each oitxr yr-' 1- lES’ “ s” °- or Wh -Jping Cough, me it promndv. and reiki were when the . .. . * . . » ‘ .it . .or. TbokuDalt.o* r mmi had nassetl the am- i shBcston. .... CONSUMPTION CURE wll't,,^ow2,d^°i^.“k.1.h' finally taken to apo ROADS. IEART , wut> then I W.J* Is r:t jtiI in . ne <-ar Dr. Huijiphrey r--to;>-*l iuy mplet**. Oka I. Pbasi- North .l-biins, Mien. i wnc luriy to the clutches of numb palsy. »c Humph­ rey cured toe completely. -. M tsa J v x!K StXKXM. Hiidwin. X.cli. „ cured An,»re1»n< U»rt « rertkrel examined too end pronounced me to <»o suffii.»W wtrn diabrtee and that 1 only had at-out a year:mJive. (. n**er Dr. IlnmpErer.tre.tnrenU X iKb BETTER COUNTRY •csrenli F r-.-n •*vn b ; g v*Mr« 1 s;iN<ivd Hi*- mt«rry «pd nn­ : 1 If'.ii. eitutrli .<>' UlhMt and . Was ct.mplctciy cured by Dr. Hunq bw-y. A.-:o> Kr-.bAi.te !hii*di■!<•- Mk-h. 1 wn* tu k’Iv ) End for t»ent|--t**t.r yc.ira with -«ni.v c-itarscT. Dr. HolmanS. Humphrey removed the cater­ u< t» and .... «JL(> Kmmt_ pj0 (Wn, ,r!. 5 fajor Carpenter, seeing that the odds were greatly against him, ordered all three companies to retreat, and the long march over the mountain back to' Offutt’s was commenced again. The ilead and wounded of both sides were left on the field of battle. The miners after capturing four of Woolferd’s men started on the retreat lhemaeivee. Seeing that Carpenter was going rapidly in the opposite direction the four soldiers were released. Caaualtiwa of the Trdnps. The men reached Offutt’s at 10 a m.and after notifying Gen. Carnes that they were at his service and being informed that he could manage without them, they went out among the farmers and got their first meul for twenty-four hours. A squad went back to the battlefield and under a flag of truce gathered up the dead aud wounded ,«i follows: Dead—John T. Walball, Knoxville, railway clerk, aged 82; Bruce Givens, Knox county, farmer, aged 30; militiaman, name unknown, of Second regiment, kupposed to be from Chattanooga. Wounded — Thomas Lu Carty, Knoxville, lawyer, through left groin, possihlj- fatal; Sam G. Heiskel, Knoxville, lawyer, slightly; John Milton, Knoxville, laborer, slightly. Carnes left the train at Clifton' at 1 o’clock yesterday morning Intending to reach the village by a march, as he feared train wreckers. After reconnoitering It was apparent that the track was in a con­ dition to permit traffic, despite rumor* of dynamite. The engineer was ordered to ' proceed cautiously and toward dawn, j when the clouds were still about the 1 Among the miners the casualties were — three, two killed and one wounded, mountain tops, the engine f —*- • 1 The killed wereGswrge Miller, of Coal arrived within a abort distance of the village of Cf ,, Creek, and George Neil, of Oneida. John i Whntson, of Coal Creek, was shot in the Coni Creek. heel, but the wound te slights At U o'clock a. tn. the troops were formed into battle Hoe and a hasty inarch on the village began. The aoldiera entered with­ out a shot lailug fireThe Chickasaw gunplv, the crack company of Memphis, was the picket line. General Carnes de­ manded the surrender of the village; a group of men offered no objection,nnd the little village was again a lawful commu­ nity of the state of Tennessee Carnes had previously Mint a message to the commit­ tee of miners threatening to Are on the village if Anderson was not released. the the ambAJcader-. As the firing became general men seemed :o rirc up from be­ hind every stump sud stone in sight. They were all w«ll armed and greatly ontuumbered the militia. -nilnr »’ I lUitaUrtal aun. " »’• CWTM. U>. DoUd eotond pbjddH. j “> *»• “ P““—r. 1 — IT ym L^.p «re PO™ h*“e' I i KJ �Hastings Banner. Thursday. AugaH »5. 189x NOTES. the North American Review an article none but a truckling politician eoald or entitled "Erratic National Tariff Plat­ forms of the Democracy,” in which he re­ would keep slleat about views the history ot that party In Its atti­ H U a little ntniMini to bear democrats tude to the tariff. abjectly some of tbe people’s party candi­ dates. who at their convention promised to men from president to coroner” and to sup­ port tbeOmaha platform and ’‘keep In the middle of Che road;" how abjectly some of them promise anything and everything to secure democratic endoraemenL FOR PRESIDENT. BENJAMIN HARRISON, OF INDIANA. Thursday, Sept. 1st, a cneap rxcurwn will be run to Muskegon over tbe Grand Rapids and Indiana R. R. It will start from Kalamazoo at fi:50 and arrive in Mas kegoo about 10 o’clock. Returning will leave Muskegon at 7 o’clock giving nine hours In the booming Sawdnst city. Write G. F. Hines, of Bradley, for partic­ ulars. Tbe Michigan Central will on Aug. 23 to Sept 3 sell tickets from Hastings to Detroit and return at tbe rate of >4.35; People of all parties, mugwump□ and good going Aug. 23 to Sept. 2nd. and re­ everybody unite in rejoicing that Nancy turning not later then Sept. 2 on account Hanks, Budd Goble’s wonderful mare, of International Fair and Exposition­ Tickets noi good on main line trains Nos, succeeded in smashing the world’s trotting 5, «, 10 and 20. ror .................................................JOBNT. Kt record at Washington park, Chicago, Wed­ When you go to Grand Rapids you are »» ,,o,-TwKic.Ht diDbiSi* nesday last, by trotting a full mile on a Invited tn stop at the Kent hotel, n new - .JOHN W. JOCHIM. regulation track in 2:07J»» reducing the KtSSS". SUU*. jUisrii r HAMjnzra. bouse. Everything is in first class shape, Foe Auditor-General..STANLEY W. TURNER. record of Maud S., made two years ago, by being heated by steam and having electric bells all through. It is run on th® 1% seconds. European plan and has a first class restaur­ nra^ru-u. iu.mK.kj ant In connection. Messrs. Beach A Booth Poor Winans! Deserted by his political the proprietors, are hustlers In the hotel sum ikw-d friends, kicked out of a nomination, to business and will make a rustle for their which party usage entitled him, kicked share ot tbe patronage. The Kent is at Into tbe political graveyard, kicked Into 64 Ionia sU opposite Union depot. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WHITELAW REID. OF NEW YORK. Did You Think We Were Gone ? . ' i' J’I DON’T BE DECEIVED, We are right on hand with With Fall Goods. Part here and part on the way. Tak^thembhom^d try them and if you are notnatinfied, return them and and we ■will refund your money IS NOT THAT FAIR? We don’t want to deceive you. Our goods are our leading manufacturer.^best pro­ WOOLLEY & BRONSON, ONE PRICE SHOE DEALERS. ate—— The Michigan Central willglvean excur­ sion to Detroit and return Tuesday, August 30th. •22. on account of tbe Great Camp Jubilee, and sell round trip tickets at the low rate of >2.80. Arriving at Detroit at 11:00, a. tn. returning leave Detroit at 10:30 p. m. This train will not take passengers after leaving Onondaga, and will only make stops for orders. The monster street parade will take place at party worse than they do each other. If 2 p. m. Tickets only good on special M. A. Ghxman. that be true, aud it must be, for trains. the Journal . says so. is it because Nell Parker Is about to employ a stenog­ tbe Journal and its courity candidates rapher and Issue a volume on the subject “love theft enemies” that they are moving of "How to Preserve Large Shade Trees.” Since he transplanted tlie two large t ma­ heaven and earth'for democratic endorse­ ples from the court yard to the grounds ment? east of his hotel; he says it Is astonishing the amount of information that has been We understand Prosecutor Lowden, de­ volunteered to him on how to preserve spite his professed contempt for the. demo­ these trees. He is certain that If be could remembee all tbe advice on the subject that cratic as well as the republican parties, has been given him. he could furnish a notwithstanding he denounced them both book that would lay the Encyclopaedia as ’‘rotten, and corrupt and hoped Brittanica iu the shade. “his right band would forget Its Word reached the writer from D. W. cunning*'If he ever voted tbe ticket, of Reynolds and party, located at Camp Ven­ either, Is Industriously courting demo­ ison, Colorado, 175 miles northeast of Denver, and on the western slope of tbe cratic endorsement. continental divide. He records the fact that the light air, glorious climate and Senator Carlisle, good democratic author­ gorgeous scenery Is doing them all good. ity, says In a letter to a Kentucky friend, The morning he wrote, the breakfast that the democratic Bland free silver bill menu embraced venlsdn, grouse and brook was nothing but a conspiracy to put money trout, which would indicate that they were not exactly famishing. The afternoon be­ in the pockets of silver mine owners. Re­ fore, Dan, his brother and R. K. Grant publican votes saved the country from were together, when a deer Started up about 30 rods away. Instead of having an this conspiracy. attack of the buck fever, all blazed away, Supreme court justice Morse saw his and the deer promptly aurrendeaed. three outlet wounds being recorded in favor of chance to cast his judicial ermine in the the deer coming into camp. The boys dirty pool of politics, and did so. His expect to remain in camp until the middle mine will be gone, likewise his hopes of of September. his grave, and the party be led to victory dancing on his grave and rejoicing in bls political decease. That is quite a change Report of the executive committee of the in two years, and not a pleasant change for Mr. Winans. Michigan State Grange. We are equally opposed to the free and The last Journal says the democratic unlimited coinage of either gold or silver. and republican parties hate tbe people’s First, because If the government stamp of coinage adds anything to money value of the metal coined, the people whose credit gives it that added value are entitled to the bentetit. Second, because instead of Increasing • the circulation It would contract it to tbe extent of the gold now in use estimated at the sum of seven hundred millions: and Third, It would throw nearly tbo whole burden of sliver bullion to par with gold upon the fanners of the United States. Our exports would be paid for In silver, and gold would be exacted for our imports, until the drain on silver from Europe to America and the drain of gold from Amer­ ica to Europe, should bring the two metals at par in the ratio of sixteen to one. The government alone’has power to coin money and to say what shall, be a legaltender, anti wc see no necessity for delegn* ing tills power or any portion ot it to in­ dividuals or private corporations for the purpose of increasing the money circula­ . ■ tion. Advocates of the single gold standard are fond of telling us that ninety-two per cent of all the business in the country is done with private notes, checks, drafts, bonds and other negotiable paper, and only eight per cent, with money. All the life and vitality which gives this ninetytwo per cent of negotiable paper power to float is the faith In the receiver that lie can tum it Into money at drill. Thus the eight per cent of money proves tbe re­ dcmptlon fund for ninety-two per cent of private promises to pay money. If a re­ demption fund of only eight per cent, is sufficient to float with confidence ninetytwo per cent. In Individual promises. It certainly does not require one dollar In gold as a redemption fund ’ to maintain confidence In the government promise to pay one dollar. The fact that three hundred ami fortyaix millions in greenbacks, which am - sim­ ply promises to pay at some time not mcntloned, arc .maintained at par with gold nil over the world, with only a hundred mil­ lion in gold appropriated ns a redemption fund, demonstrates to a certainty that with the pledge of the government upon them, treasury notes, payable on demand, can be maintained nt par with gold at the same extent for every dollar In gold set apart for Its redemption. The truth ought to begin to be apparent to all minds that silver Is unlike any other commodity as respects its market price, and must fo remain as long as It is used to any considerable extent as money in the ■western commercial world. Its annual production is not In any proper sense of the word met by use or consumption. Once minted or put into the form ot bars, the metal remains somewhere In the' mar­ kets, awaiting mometavy or other use. and the vast accumulation from centuries of production so remains hanging over the market, while the actual consumption In tbe arts, and the loss by abrasion or de­ struction are comparatively Insignificant The enormous stocks of silver held have a 'X tremendous power to depress the price. Nobody knows when any part of these stocks may be thrown upon the market There Is no difficulty In getting any quan­ tity of silver, when anybody pleases, and tbe question Is always whether this or that government, this or that bank, may find it necessary to unload. The condition is ex­ actly that of a cornered stock or product. Tbe market being artificial, nobody dares to purchase largely because none can know hew soon tlie comer may break, and sup­ plies which nobody can take may suddenly come oat with a crushing force. Tbe fact la that ail legislation iu this country has thus far only Increased this tremenduous depressing force, by causing a greater acenmalatlon of Idle and unused and unsal­ able silver.—N. Y. Commercial Bulletin. Tapis, standing with one foot on a plat* election, after tbe ballots in November. NOTICK FOR HEARING OF CLAIMS. State of Michigan, County of Birry—»x. Nolte in bneby given, ibai by older of tbe Probate Court for tbe County of Harry, made on thezttli day of Augu.it. A. D. IRK. six mouth* from that date were allowed for creditors to present their cltdms a^a.nst the estate of F. Kit' gens Wales, late of said County, deceased, and that al! creditors of «ald deceased are re­ quired <o present their claims to said. Probate at the Probate ofilcc. In the City of India is just now experiencing the diffi­ Court, Has’lngs.for examination and allowance, on or culty this country would have with free before the 2tth day of February next, and that Mich claims will-be heard before said Court, oa coinage of silver—a depreciated currency, Thursday the 24th dav of November, and on Friday the -.*lth day of February. next, at ten and consequent loss to holders of It. o’clock In the forenoon of each of those days. Dated Alkust 2|th. A. D. 1W. Cha* W. Akmstko.ng, Judge ot Probate. The democratic press for a year has been preaching about the wonderful reform and NOTICE OF LETTING DRAIN CONTRACT economy of Governor Winans. Was lie Notice Is hcrebv given. That 1, Geo. A. Diller." turned down fol that reason. beck, County Drain Comml-sloner uf the County of Barry. Stale of Ulrhliati. will. «>n th* Oth day uf September. A. D.. is 2 at the location Saturday’s county .convention did Us of tlie drain In the township of Barry at to o'clock In tbe forenoon of that day. prowd to work wisely and well. The voters of receive blds for the cleaning of a eerudn Drain, ai the Fair Lake Drahi, located at;d Barry county should sec that the ticket known esuthll^bed in the said t-iwmship of Hany and described as follows.'ro-wli: Beginning at tbe there named is elected. upi>er end of said drain at Fair Lake and dear out all obstructions and all ground down to tW Harmony nnd hard work. These will grade of s.il i drain as It was when It was located. The whole length uf said j >b will be elect the entire republican ticket, named Irt by sections or divisions. The section at the outlet of the drain wilt be let first, and the Saturday. It is eminently worthy of en­ remaining sections In their order up stream, in accordance with the diagram now on file with dorsement. the other papers pretalnlng to said drain, and blds will be made and received accordingly. The democrats of Michigan have served Con tracts will be made with the lowest reaiio-ialblb bidder giving adequate recurllyxfor the notice on the farmers that no more of performance of the work. In a hum to Do fixed ,ny me. The date for the oomuletion of such them are wanted in office. contract, and the terms of payment therefore, shall be announced at the time and place of letting. The assessments will be the sam» aa ofV"? Af DheDatB *,lllS 1SIU daJr Prosecutor Lowden will find that those democratic and republican votes ho de­ pended on to elect him have been alienated by his gratuitous Insalt to the republican and democratic parties. Additional Local News. Tbe Banners for Delton and Prairie­ ville went to Woodland last week by mis­ take. ’ Gxo. A. DrLLSXtlKTK. County Drain Commissioner of Barry County. The democratic convention was held in Allegan yesterday. No reports from there Hastings City Bank, Hastings, Miss Alice Hall has just received a full line of velvets, sliks aud ribbons for the fall trade. Tbe Chair Table Company are storing their chairs In the -Dawson building on Main street. Fred Barlow landed two fine black ban at Wall lake last week, one weighing 5M pounds and the other nearly 5 pounds. John Goodyear also succeeded In captur­ ing a 5 pounder. SURPLUS t7.ooo.oe. Incorporated under tbe laws Michigan. D. W. Reynold*, Cashier. Dirjrctors; D. W. Reynolds, W. H. Powers, D. G. Robinson, R. B, Menser. John Cxrreth, Cheater Messer, P. T. Colgrove. Qwing to the vacation given his clerks last week, Postmaster Sheldon had to jump Into the business, and people say It was amusing to see Philo try and be In two different places at the woe time. R. J. Grant has just placed the justly celebrated Buffalo platform scales In his warehouse yards. No donbt cur farmer friends will greatly appreciate this enter­ prise of our veteran grain dealer. An article by tbe Hon. W. L. Wilson, which Is to appear In tbe North American review for September, will attract attention as much from the official prominence of Coo<res»Buin Wilson nt the Chicago Conventtoa as from the theme, which is “Tbe Tariff Ptank at Chicago,” cordially invited to.be in Yapb Mich. y will bold their baakst pfcnic st Um court Mr. - Open for bualneMDec.iB.iSM. Will Spence Is busy taking the school census. From present indications, tlie officers: school population of onr city _jj{ll show a D. G. Robinson, President; handsome Increase overriast year.' anchored to Grover Cleveland's hard moo* Which to he? • ndanee with re it a «earemembered LOOK * HERE Wheat is low and flour should be the same. For a short time I will sell White Rose Flour $2.20 Per i 00 Ldj. This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to be first grade. Live poultry wanted JOS. ROGERS. Go to DR. LOWRY’S and hav,- your eyes fitted with eye glasses or spectacles. In or der to have your eye sight preserved into old age, the eyes should be properly exam ined and the right kind ot glasses worn. Dr. Lowry keeps a large stock of the fin­ est quality and greatest vari­ ety of eye glasses and specta clesat his office, where you can liave your eyes examined at all tmes. 25 YEARS SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that STERLING INLAID SPOONS AND FORKS Are warranted to last. Also remember you fet a Present—"Good orm,” of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jewery Store. Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R, Pancoast r<L MESS AT RUSSEL’S. i « E HAVE just received and opened up our first invoices of new fall dress goods. To say that we are pleased with them would not describe it. And our friends who have seen them are also satisfied. They are the cheapest and best line we ever offered. You will say so when you see them. W - I® WDbE FKOfi i2 1-2 cents up -* - We call special attention to a line that cannot fail to please you, and goods that have proven very at­ tractive to all who have seen them. We refer to the STOmJ-EMo '• - ' We are now showing our first invoice of thus goods Come in and see them. at RUSSELLS. -• The Reliable Jeweler. 5F0T •• Q1SH = 5ALEI c 1-4 Off Is what we are going to give our customers on ail of our PANT STOCK AND CHILDREN’S SUITS. vx7^*keS ^r°m f°Ur to f°urteen years of age in Knee Pant Suits. We have too large a stock and must make room for our Fall Stock.. School commences Sept. 5th and you will want a good school suit for fall and winter. l a<Jvantage of this cut price sale and get a good child s suit or men’s pants for a little money. * This sale Positively Closes Seft. 10th, 1892, at 10 o'clock, /. in. Yours respectfully, �Hastings Banner Augu« 15, 1893. TT It. COOK. Local Editor. personal mention. Che min for farmers. .Tbe mill and fjvrrick tor ®3G. AH kinds ot tanks kept In stock, al*i pipe, seret-na. pomps and valves. Now Is the time to sm * good outfit cheap for cash. STILL ON TOP Dr. Lowry went to Lauslng Friday, ^pb Wuuton went to Crnttd Rapid, ierd.7 S*''h "l°n,K1 “ KHmnuno The C. * W.. M. A D., 1_ ft N. rail­ ways will sell August 23d tu Septcmix.-r 2nd excmAhw-tickets to Detn.lt and return at one fare for ntuud trlj\ with fifty cents added for admission to tlie exposition. Tickets will be good to return until Sep­ tember 3rd inelugjve. Thia rate will also apply for the great Maoeabee Jubilee, August 30th aud 31st. &AKlHC POWDER Absolutely Pure. G l)J . bJ- r.jom for new fail are now selling all •'oods at exy ! i ! Cords ■ । lannels Chatties, Lawns, etc. 1 in the list. L. E. ST/NrrER Notice the new line of bed room' suits nude by the I lutings Furniture Mlg. Co., sold by F. W. Grebla We have the exclusive sal? of these goods aud guaran­ tee and " .. every ------- — any article. signs and prices low. We have the best line of goods In Barry county. The old styles at 25 per cent off the regular Mice. F. W. Gkbble Hastings, Mich. IL W. Shriner, whose funeral occurred In Charlol te Thursday last, was a conspicu­ ous figure hi the social, 1,-gul and political circles of Eaton county. He was born in Woodland, thia county. In 1853, and join­ ed the union army in 1301. serving with credit Uli the close of the war. While his death was not unexpected, the announce­ ment of bls death came like a ehock to hita hosts of friends In Barry and Eaton coun­ ties. The Michigan Central will until SepL 30th sell,round trip tourists tickets, limit­ ed to return not later than October 31st, at lhe following'.low rates: Traverse City 8 7.10 Bay View Petoskey Hartxir Springs Mackinaw City 10 ::n Mackinaw Island 1 Elk Rapids □hartevoix -J: M. A. GILLHAM. Ticket Agent. '» e hope none of our readers failed to peruse the Journal’s account of the people' party congressional convention at Lawton. The innate modesty of Brother Dennis gets in Its work in great shape. In short. our contemporary’s modesty compels him to admit that he practically secured the nomination of Genrgv L. Yaple, who will be lhe choice of lhe democrats also. The milk In this cocoanut will api>ear should the unexpected happen and Grover Cleve­ land be elected president. It will be very convenient for Brother Dennis to have a pull on Yaplc when he. Brother Dennis. Is seeking to be again postmaster at HasliPO. Two years ago after child-birth. I was taken with severe pains In the back accom­ panied with extreme nervous chills, dur­ ing which time I would shake like one in severe spasms. This condition was rapid­ ly followed by paralysis of the lower limbs, so that I lo^t tbe use of myself from tbe waist down arjd had to . be r_helped __ _ Black Walnut and Cherry up and supported like a child, so that for nearly two years 1 have not walked alone.' Jelirfrd 3t the Railroad Staiion. Refer to I became very dropejeai and suffered LESH, PENROD & CO fully with my stomach ami bowels. GOSHEN, IZKTX. <as taken to Dr. Humphrey tn a most pjtiful condition and so discouraged. I thought no mortal could core me. Dr. Humphrey said I could be cured, and 1 began a course of treatment and have faithfully followed It since. I arn' now' able to get up and go where 1 please, up । ymir aniflcbiruerth < h» Aentinno dollar for and down stairs and anywhere I desire •Ider. You can apply it and am getting well every day, and advise ';t„. m: 1 no inaiter if g‘I hold flonljr tn the all my friends who are afflicted to see Dr. Holman S. Humphrey and bedured. Fannie M. Chabi.knueu nee Fannie Fox. Charlotte. Mich. Mlchi^un WANTED WHEN YOU ^JXTOElEZiK:! inryntnm. cholera N A. Ft i.i.Fi:. lfairi|M. Mich. .AL NEWS. UKCULaTION SO quires. lot ailv.-rtiscments f-alays at latest to of tlie week natorin! convenEnquire In lied room suits. ; T. I . Had a picnic aS which was well al­ TiiJtm: ry.p , Tbur. 1 m -usi-s in this city " f- letter attended than : n: uixny ir . M v ■. . WKU Off< next forGii: Brad ’.h From n»i X- ' Afford it - in uitage of onr .camBannkb to Jan nary 1st it during the campaign. ! ta. 1st next only. 25 cents— ix cents iht month. Can you Woodn hooting commenced the 15th. Thedui-k mg season opens SepL 1, tat partrldg iiuil and turkeys must not ta ibrt urr.d uvembtr 1. 10 M",fi11 * Co. for a first-class bah. ■ .c*t ret to 3t.pt for yOUr choice of any »n>y hat u, tl.r stock. This Includes our n>i. ui. due *pt 10th. K. W. Morrill ft Co. k*’Pt rreah muel» longer uLn.. ,K ’^ore the sun has shone tan them :ri (],e mominif or after |( 'tV In 'lU lwor r,r 80 at n|FhL A ,u* *'%• P*nch of soda added to the w wi.| B|.„ |ie|p t(1 keep them fra|b ,;eolI»l w,n on August 11C|* l*cketa from Hastings to rate‘ M,ch-' and retnrn, at the ind J1, „ ■J M««l koing Aug. 23 to 29 JjMunjiug not later than Aug. 30 on a»ethi • " Adventist Camp- M A. Gilmax. Ticket Agent. ’J’ Mct-'oo*L of Wesleyan UnlrauM^';1,1 Mh;a thorough »iudv of tbe M t in* extent among people ot the H4l uii.!,tles, of the venal voters tqrefa1'hT,i’:u,: ,lM! proportion of publbh i J । p,”l‘‘n« I* alarming. He will is lo the old soldier and the student th? most interesting of all the earth's battle grounds. Those who/o to Washington to intend the encampment of the G. A. IL-in September, will have the best opportunity of visiting Gettysburg by taking the line of the Michigan Central and the Northern Central, which Includes a side trip to Gettysburg either going or returning; For those who wish to return by way of Phila­ delphia, ail return tickets will lie honored either via the short line or via Philadelphia allowing stop-over at Baltimore. Philadel­ phia and Harrisburg. The stop at Phila­ delphia will permit of a side trip to New York and return at the low rate ot 84,00. During the summer season the Michigan Central gives the privilege ot stoppingover at Niagara Falls nt any time within the lite of the ticket returning, upon deposit­ ing it with the ticket agent then*, afford­ ing a valuable opportunity to set’ the beauties or the great cataract and vicinity at leisure. Tickets are also sold to Washington via Toledo and the lines south and east there­ from. The Michigan Central is the shortest route, the best route, and offers Induce­ ments that no other line can give. For any additional Information apply to near­ est Michigan Central ticket agent or to J. 8. Hall. Mich. Paas. Agent. Jackson, Mich. IhEndn?1' I1“rt‘>n 'W"rn*<1 to Cblc.ec w.ii«.,!SirX7,w,"< In wUtB?; nJ?? in nest Bay City Tuesday. 3XTEFW *>" bom. Miss Hattie De Pue Is now one of the compositors on the Banneb. --—OF---- trtn ft TuMday 0,1 » basineM trip to Cleveland aud Toledo. » trip to Detroit nnd Toledo, .Mr*' .Or!a Rd'»teek ,I.Red relatives in Augusta last week. Dr. C. N Snyder, of Sunfield, was the guest of his brothers here Friday. ON EXHIBITION AT I.illui11".'31'1*'/1’- °' E*10n R*fld*. Is \lsiUng her parents in the city. MIm Genie Brown entertained two indy friends from Muskegon last F. W. GREBLES, char’otte Thursday to attend the funeral of Ward Shriner. Mrs. Caroline Roberts will visit relatives In Jackson the latter part of the week. HASTINGS. MICH. NORTH SIDE MAIN ST.. Mcsdrunes Fred Barlow nnd Richard Doyle were In Grand Rapids Tuesday. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Miss Susie Deering and Master Don Smith returned from Bay View last even­ ing. Dr. Clarence Barber and party returned from a ten days' outing at-Wall lake Mon­ day. Great Special Sale of Mr. Peter Schumann and daughter, Carrie. left Friday for llhlca to visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Weissert returned from a ri.lt with rriathm tn rrecmonL Ohio, Munday. Mrs. John Pendergast has been sick ith nervous prostration the past few days, but is now recovering. at The Misses Lillian and Minnie Wardell have returned from Chicago where they have been spending the summer. Mias Minnie Matthews returned from Chicago, where she has been taking les­ sons in vocal music, on Monday. ARCHIE HeCOT5 Mrs. G. G. Spaulding and Miss Allie« Mudge left Thursday last to visit friends y in New York and Massachusetts. Miss Katharine Wheaton returned to her home In Grand Ledge yesterday after a four weeks visit with Miss Gertie PeuderA-S-t. Two stores this week UNRIVALLED BARGAINS Mrs. J. 8. Goodyear aud Louis Good­ year will to the northern resort soon to seek relief fur the latters hay fever. John Bessmer and Will Hams and fam­ ilies have returned from Gun lake where they have been camping for the past two weeks. Hon. Dan'l Striker returned Friday from Bay View. He Is fully penbaded that Bay View is the finest resorts oft the con­ tinent. -WE SELL GOOD CLOTHING OR NONE.” The many friends of Miss Bertha Bent­ ley will congratulate her upon having! l»>n selected to teach in the Grosse Isle schools, near Detroit. GRANT’S ••THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.’ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Beadle and the Misses Flora amt Hattie will visit the . Misses Ki ttle and Sabie Beadle in Benton Harbor thia week. W. H. Hams nnd J. H. \ anArman and their wives went to, St. Clair Flats, De­ troit aud Cleveland, leaving Friday nnd will be gone a week. The Misses Killian who have been visit­ ing relatives here for the pa-d four weeks will return to their home in Madison, Wisconsin, the latter part of the week. I*. T. Colgrove left Saturday evening for Kansas City, to attend the session of the Supreme Lodge. Knights of Pythla^ Mr. Colgro/e has the most honorable and Important position of chairman of the judiciary committee of the Supreme lodge, nnd Is one of the leaders of that body. He Is in line for the.supreme chancellor- •ddp. , Our fall stfgfk of lamp* are coming in now. Xll new goods. Our stock of fan­ cy and line .groceries were never beUcr. We try to please you. Try and please us, by giving us a shire of your trade. Hams * Van ARMAN. , -• Hr. Bill* «me here to aee o»r political contortionist, and «rt • NOW HAVE THEIR bwSM~‘ toVrieKte0''^........... Tbe Michigan Ventral -the "Niagara Falls Route” in connection* with lhe magni­ ficent ste*mer. City of Detroit, of the De­ Hon. A. Adolphus Kills. Michigan s at­ troit A Cleveland Steam Navigation Co., torney general, was In the city Friday. will give to its patrons a very low rate Hastings was indeed honored by having as excursion to Cleveland, Ohio, Saturday, her guest one ot the world’s greatest politi­ Sept. 3, 18W in through coaches by regu­ cal contortionists. A man who can swear lar train to Jackson, nnd special train from that be Is for Weaver and for,noue_but Jackson to Detroit Round trip tickets niff* ulatforul. will be sold from Haatiugs for S3.80. Weaver, stands on the. omi. . favors free ednageand a I per eeiu. Train will leave Hastings at 2:14 p. m. loan to tbe people, walks "In the middle Leave Detroit for Cleveland at 11:OT p. m. of the road” with both feet, aa Mr. Ellis Arrive at Cleveland at 5:30 a. m. Sunday. said he did at the Ionia people’s party con­ Returning leave Cleveland at 10:00 p. m. vention, and who at lhe same time that he Bunday, September 4th. Tickets will be Is doing all these things is now do ng Kood for return from Detroit by any regu­ things exactly opposite, that Is standing lar trains, excepting Noa. 5 and 19, until on the democratic platform, opposing free Monday. September 5th. Bertha silver coinage and tbe 2 per eent. loan and mu be secured through any Michigan f.vorin, CI«v.U»d: . who auiMto c^rnl »• all these things at once is a dand*- ” u,*e here, Mr. Ellis the guest of Wm. o. FOR SALE. Lowden. I poUlltel euntorltonl.t «bo m«, ponlU, be able lo lire M-. Ellie pointer*. To dete. Hr. lowden'e pollllcwl maneuver. cobeletoT Ibe toltowlnf: rlrat, be 1. > political problbllloolat, and aa .Mj expects she nomination of the prohibition party for prosecutor. Second, be accepts a nomination by tbe peoples party, pledg­ ing his vote to Weaverand none imt wea rer men, and that bls feet are anchored to the Omaha platform, and denounces the Hastings. For furthw Rapids, republican and democratic parties w. Critchlen. Na » rory -v let and corrupt, and topte hla ' rlrtl band ma, torxel Ha connloa It »« ever vote* a ticket or either. Third. the climacteric perforaano. la.ar' .’.1 Mii.mi «l araml socwrwill and alraddle. the III had him In lhe boaotn nr demoeraev. Miarrf. atro*i| ami «lv« him toe domoeraile , prov'.'t-d __ We that for proaeeutor. It la tend, pointer.. HASTINGS FURNITURE MF'G CO “ D'tro“ «► hX LUCK IN ODD NUMBERS SEVERAL LOTS II $10.00 Suita for ... ---------------_ $ 087 7.93 12.00 Suits for 16.00 Suita for 12.19 OF If you want asuit within two mouths, its a mistake not to buy one of these to-day.To-day we have plenty of them; a week from now who knows? Suits at these prices don’t stick fast to counters. Money Saving Opportunities ill $2.12, $2.62, $3.12, II $3,62, $4, 62, You’ll wonder at the low prices when you see the pante, for they are worth $8.00, $3.50, $4.50, $6.00 These are only a few of the low prices we are uaking. sJiwrSsisrffi CIOA �SOUTHERN VILLAGE. fl BIRD THAT IS GOING •n« i WILD ■--------------PKSEO* HAS CALLV HOW TO GIVE ARTIFICIAL PRACH- disappeared. TO CUT ’ I “A solitary flock of wild pigeons, flying westward, passed over the BeaverkiH country, In Sullivan county, last week,” COLORS BLOSSOMS. Cable bis only regret fa, *o be leelare*, that he is not the twelfth, so Hot he would stand a better chance ot getting a fair share of the choice trite. But even Dr. Talmage occasionally darkly at a world beyond our own—a world of ghosts, goblin.-, gnomes and phanttudnagora of a sleeper’s brain. Dr. Talmage was sitting in hto apart­ country trying the Ashing, “and that to ments a day or so ago chatting pleasantly, the first flock that has been seen there- when hto eyes ranged over toward a strik­ •tent foe years, and It started the Sullivan ing oil painting, representing a gentleman county- woodsmen to talking about the of the olden school. He pointed to the treasure, raised hto finger significantly, and said in that profound voice of his; “The news of this great pigeon flight first came from the village of Barnum's, perstltioua, but there to something about the hurt week In March. 1870. The air sud­ that picture that, to me, to oh attractive as denly I.ecnme thick with an apparently It to out of the ordinary.” “What to it. Dr. Talmage?” endless dock of wild pigeons, which was “That picture," pursued the orator, “is pasting over that part of the country go­ ing northward. For over half on hour the a representation in oil of my late uncle, the flight continued Jn an incessant procession, Rev. Dr. Samuel K. Tulmngn, formerly of Oglethorpe university, Georgia. For fifty obstracring all view of the sky nnd giving to tbe surroundings the somber appear- years the portrait hung iu my uncle’s oncec«used by the gathering and passing room. It was much prized by him. It was of thunderclouds. It waa not known at esteemed a splendid likeness. It had other that time bow far the flock extended to associations surrounding it which made it th* eastward, but It was subsequently especially valued in my unde’s eyes.” The learned that It reached over twelve miles visitor remembered that it wasold Captain in a continuous lino. The birds were -fly­ Oglethorpe who brought the' obi seeds ing too high to be shot ut with any degree from Africa, and hastened to answer: Sixteen txrtle. e«>tb ol S.lb.bnry, lo Bowu county. N. C,, U dt<utul the 1 ttu Ttllec, at KoocbrtlU. tabamewuVSZ “STeultlrMto. to -to^»“ XS . .A.___ —i r» lv» all <>rt-r the deck. turn arc cut every say when they are about five feel HUP ewo Imrb- in ti.MM uro sold as w:tlk.ng wican, Tho excitement about blu* caraadons led my neighbor. Mr. W. Dorrington, and myself to endeavor to aolve the mystery by imitating it, and we soon discovered that, ttnfah it from our common hazet. although flawtrH could not be tinted by 8 But of course Ui. rcol thing to be secured Immershl'g them in dye solutions, they is the highly aromatic Inner b«*- “J” could readily be colored by placing their of all the leaves are stripped off. tbe bark is splB end to end with « stalks In aniline solutions. Afiiltne scarlet dissolved tn water to sharp which ba* n »£?kfa sharp knife knife fa _i wmeu is about LUO the transparency ot claret has a ■ WIth tllfa. aided nuuu, - --by thn the fintrers. Augers, the tne bark oar*J" very rapid action on flowers, coloring them । 1 r.move<l tn long pi«?«»- These pink and scarlet. Indigo carmine produces I ’ J 1* Q |cfl to «xldeu. w » W beautiful blue tints. The two combined । fadlltatethenext proceiu-that of scrapdye various shades of purple, with curious Im off tbe oaur rind. . mottled effects, eome parts ot the fiuwers In order to do tbl. “'‘V1’",0' becoming pink and other parts blue and !« nlaced on a round pracn«'f wood and enref uliy scrai*d with the knife, the alpurple. Greens are produced by using the blue meet nude, brown worker, Mittal “ l?“ dye with yellow. We also tried indigo and ground end uelns thdrtoee u eo elite cochineal, with partial succesa. Lily of hand to steady the end of. the stick. the valley flowers became beautifully The bark is then left to dry in th* «n. tinged with pink or olae in six hours. when it rolls iuwlf up into tight quBU Narcfasi are changed from pure white to These are neatly sorted and packed, three deep scarlet In twelve hours, and delicate or four inside of one another, and shades of piuk are imparted to them In a up into bak ‘ covered with cloth, and are very short time. Yellow daffodils are then ready for export. beautifully striped with dark scarlet in twelve hours; the edges of the corona also become deeply tinged and the vclnings of The great staked plain ot Texas, known the perianth become very strongly marked. to Spaniard* as the IJiino Estacado, has The interesting question of how this change loDg been held a geological curiosity, if not is brought about soon attracted my atten­ • mystery. Professor Hill has mads • tion and proved extremely interesting. thorough roconuotoxance and gathered data The coloration is mainly confined to the which gives tbe first intelligent udenUflc vessels. description ■ - it. If the render will ecuThere is a system of veins in plants, the ceivc an island greatly elevated above the vein tubes being clearly seen under the surrounding plains or "desert region of microscope passing through tbo leaves, the interior, bordered, with slight excep­ petals and other parts of the flower. Bi tion, on all sides by *teep precipices resem­ these tubes the motion of the colored bling palisades, nearly surrounded by riv­ water can been seen, and it became evident ers ot the base, embracing 50,000 square that it was by these that the color fa con­ miles of surface, be will get a general Idea veyed nnd left in every portion of thp plants. of it. ‘ In the case of cut flowers the action 1s very It has no streams, a few ponds, no trees rapid, the water tubes beginning at once or bushes, and to unbroken by surface to alisorb ~~ alworb the fluid, which was passeu passed along along or by either capillary attraction, contraction, ’ chonnefa. yetitl» well watered and deu£ or po-ribly by some more active life force V carpeted .nil/'-iA'* with ” .... * — ^^Teve? • n----------- -w _ Utt. J™** IndnJ. ntarlr .». W»el 1, acting within the vein* My experiment* grapes. ”1*’it, '' ,hllntrtw. us about __ a------ — .L —u .1-.. I.w.l „! u I MH tt twilit in proof of this were mode at first entirely | far nwrc fertile than th* level itT Already stock has becu Introduced, with cut flowers. I afterward tried tbe and although margined by precipices of experiment by taking a Roman hyacinth near 1,000 feet vertical helght.it promlm* very carefully out of the soil and placing the roots in aniline water. In twelve hours to become a great focus of cattle produc- SX^^Xto^to^ voanu man had looked all over the T. ™ffiua . pip. SS,r,‘S Enochville is on old German and Dutch settlement, rind Dutch habits cling to thpeople, most of theolder memi^r, . f whom speak very broken English. Persons going to thia village milrt U,lS?‘dl»»«<» tb. ^«bt<« HalLtU initiated into their mode <>f living acj hands, except tbe IndgTerentyouth. l«nt* sjwaking. Scarcely any household drtldes hand to furling tbe malusail. housing the are called by tbeir real German or real topmMtand then pulling up the anchor, English name*. They have changed even their own uamra, and fresh arrivals from for there wm no time to use tho wind las*. The air stiffened till ItwM nearly a gale. Germany or Holland would not' under, Water poured in over the lee scupper. The stand their language, which Is m prey, faithful deck hand was away, oaton the liarly their own. Their proper names foot rope under the bowsprit, and by aom* are Rlderhour, Coughcnhour. Eist:iiiuur meona or other his boot had Ixsccmo tan­ Laughcnhour, Propst, Tost, Cludkdkr’ Fonts. Et’Jeman, WInecoff, etc. Their gled In a trailing ahaetUM. Somebody must go to help him out uf given names are the ordinary run of Marr hi* unfortunate predicament, Un>e William and John. They express themselves in thfa A th* boat ro-le orer a way* it plungedmn Rolng Salisbury again. «od the dock hand got a lively — — .. --— <0 .. Concord - - ---- or------ -najuun “ ont.r to git bock till dinner tomorrow, . .. ' 5*““’ “It wont ” The capwin didn’t care to Imre tho Aak any of them If they have ««..n tiller end tbe other fellows thought it was bride. They will say, Ob. yn. r v<. t-ten 21a jrood joke. I o£ the cake yit.” And “1 have faro “Bwwtlv shame!" cried th* tired man. I to shows before (now a'rea.ly ” I hare fa "Somebody ought to go to him." » jonng num who has n, ived fin»t “Go vourselfl" was tho only consolation grade certificates in four count:«, and he bo got from bte critics. “Jove. 1 fancy I’ll *»y". "I have «aw," and. “If you don’t haveto,” b* answer.*!, and went yp for- take your buggy rofa in you’ll fa ludn'-t ’ directly.” Thia sama young num rides In a twinkling be was far out upon the and -drive* ------------------preUy--hotm-s, -----------dresses jta Welland “ ' bowsprit, while every time the now? of the has hto necktie of the latest tint. The people of Enochville took iu oM boat ducked he got a soaking; but ho helpwl the man, and by the time he g«.t Dutch ovens; they clean them out with a back into tho standing room evcrylxxly long pole with wct.cloths «.n tlwend. This pole the old people call huttlewuNib, tie was praising him for bis courage. He seemed to overlook them. He wai young ones hnttlcr. Dried apple, are colled very much bored. He lighted bis pipe and •cnitta. from the German schnltts. Theis x lookeil rather doubtfully at a pair of new ovens bake pica beautifully, and this is " a land of pies— pies............... for breakfast. trousers thoroughly drenched. ,I verily - -—•----. ‘«<r Clambering down fa tbe cabin bbtriends dinner and supper It is no unusual thing heard him bustling around in the fore- , to find five or six different kinds nt pjv4. n 1 the table of rhe poorest pwqj,, Thtta "What are you doing in there?’’ asked “ people v have plenty to cat, and they • enjoy — Nat, who spied him watching a weather it, but they prepare some ran? dfathew. [ Dried fruit of any khul is boiled with menu . worn flatiron on the naptha stove rry with cabbage—dumplings they call _______ ...... . Coffee fa made in this way: Some trouters!” and nothing wm beard but the coffee is put into the pot, which is filled np bin of the iron on the-wet cloth.—Boston , with water and allowed to boil while the -- -■_____________________________________ ! restof the meal fa in preparation. Next Herald. 1 day they put in more coffee and mon _ _ _ I water and boil again, and so continue until The fair s -x ore the chief cause of the the pot is alx>ut .m heavy ns liaul. when more fatal qnarrels on tho Island of Ivica. ' emptying takes place and the praxes S re­ To tell the truth, the local methods of . newed. wooing a girl seem well adapted to provoke ; Everybody does manual hbor.and tbe irritation. She receive* her suitors en ' women work in the fields with the men. masse. Sunday evenings nre the omven.- ; It la n common sight to see w-.meu plowtiomd visiting times. The damsel then fag and binding wheat, or splitting mili, take* up her station in the paternal porch ; or hoeing, or hauling wool The girl* treand waits for the young men who have ' queutly marry at about fourteen ytan'of conceived a fancy for her. Each youth has ■ age, and on* such tells this »tory: She the privilege of sitting by her alone fora takes her baby to the ww»k piles up a limited number of minutes. He must sort of peu of chips about it and cuts four make the most of this opportunity, for the ; cords of wo<xl a day, berides crokiug tlie other aspirants will not tolerate an exten- meals. This wornnu has seven or rignt sion ot the time. If he dora not get up children. Her husband it well t-i do. liarafter awhile nnd make way for a successor, fag Lon*.*, wagons, etc. hl* riyal* show unmistakable impatience. 1 The men have labor sating mnchlnM. Nor can one wonder that nowjtad again, such aa boraerakvs mowing and rcaping when tbe maiden is peculiarly attractive, ' machine*, wheat drills nnd feed cuttert the youths find this formal seance too The wotu<*n also have sewing maeUuct and much for their tempers. I cooking Moves. It fa it Iran! plaei it.r Though unseemly, it is not surprising ■ women. They have no luiu^ kvcpr* nil# that they should quarrel anil fight with young woman just twenty-«u- -■ ars of age each other, but whatever happens the girl baa been since tbe ag<-of eleven.dorng tbe has a stereotyped part to play. She may washing, scouring, ironing and H-wing fr faten>nse to prevent bloodshed in her very a family of wvt-n. When "he n il- to r la­ presence; otherwise It Is decorous In her to ther she to iidlspcaeti auU'wi.vhes frr help welcome each suitor with the same mena- he replies she haa. nothing to do but to sit uro of civility. Nut until she has had as around the house itII day. They pride Uwmselvea upon :! rfrJmey thorough experience of them m the Sun­ day entertoinmenta afford her does she stock of cows. Mr. Deal milk* i’rejgy show tho preference she feels for one in Jersey cowa.hu* large l»nrtw,w:;h': -•’!> particular.—Ciwnhill Magazine. plie>l by a windmill, st v. rel farm-, -t re, gri»t ami KiWmiiis nod a cutton Living on Twrnty Cent* * Day, hto wife and mother go >• summer. Jn ilre*-they :ir-o.;;> t ■: An American cycler, landing in England •with a very few dollars iu his packet and a ' styles, have - ilk.*, L :tl;>. .1 'i. .• • / three- nionils’ vacaticn before EDn. write* umbrella, all for S.v ’ ■ a '■ in tbe Ncw York Independent how ho man- . teen orgnn-s in . Ighu vn . aged to subsist on tv- nty cents n day: *‘Tbe In New York Sun. chutf trouble 1 found was to get a cheap j l.vd over night. Shilling and half crown (Cigar n»iy.'r». beds were comn:ea enough, fait I did not ! “Give nv» three j'-vl • Soar to such luxuries. Sixpenny taxis were throwing tkta# dollar. T tbe fa st I < ontd aspire to, and I often got a handed out tlirvo cigns** an bod for threepence. .Only three times dur­ cen’a. in change, which the <. lag tbe whole of my stay In England did I eted aud then walked < obtain a fad for nothing. you know ’lio wantetl.i."The problem of subsistence 1 solved, cigars?” I lukvd. “W!;;..' with less difficulty. I bccume a vegetarian, ' dealer, "be s-.id tpw.tl cigsr1 and found that by going to tbe little shojrj ou the outskirts of a town I could obtain a ' you have.” ‘^Course not. । • very large Ua cake for n penny—often get- i way* suy good cigar* -v1 ting one with a gloss of cider for a penny ■ three for a quarter. If tl:-.ha’penny. This I found amply sufficient ■ priced cigars they walk up tor a tuenl, nnd often did with two such and eft!! cut the name of t’ v meals a day. Nor did 1 starve. I did not irice they want to pay, mind it at all, but rode long distances and u ar them. got fat oxrit. There were, however, yu sev- ‘ .... .. “Titry say; ’Some iff ;. eml vcCAAfauH breaks in this Spartan fiuv. I MicaM. I was frequently faviud to meals by t* o /Your best imported brurd ’ hospitable English jiwople, who little ' my usual k;txl.'‘<‘r someth):;-: droamtawhst a favor thev were conferring ; If they wont five tent cig-ar-. t' “ J,> Am"'"a i qul«lv Alul tap taptae . quietly nnd the taw ; ,cycU,U ------------------------- — . talning ‘ _ the 111 kinu 1'7.' they ■,“7 want - d want tw. : Foreign Student* in America. ' a u word, nnd if they w; Wo know that every year many Amer­ they come In slyly when th ; icans go abroad to study, but we scarcely else around. But- when a f; appreciate the strength of tne current set­ plain three for a quarter l.c jtri’ting this way. An examination of reccut and says, ‘Three good on*.’ «n<l every, university catalogues shows that practi­ cigar mon knows what he nu-.oe —Brau-s cally every civilized nation in the world fa don Bucksaw. represented oy students now in Amcric.u Ina single Institution, t*;e University of Pennsylvania, there ar f^tudents from twenty-eight foreign countries. TheMaa-achusetu Institute of Technology I11IMAC alone - --------- ............ Shows students of eighteen nationalities; seventeen are represented in the University of California, fifteen in both Harvard nnd Yale, fourteen at Cornell and Michigan, ten at Princeton, nine at Lehigh and two each in Brown and Wesleyan. Even re­ mote countries like Japan send many studenta here, Yale having seven Japanese students, the University of Pennsylvania six. Cornell five, Harvard four and many kleer C°ile*”one or tw*-AuguM* Chron- « nwU nud, with ll» ntalBHill. Jib “ff rt*prS ttlHt ,n.l lb. 1« tall OlKlWWAtW «f success, although during the flight “On the nigbt my undo died a strange numbers of them were killed by unusually thing happened. The friends were gath­ fortunate gunners. ered around tbe bed. An intense silence “Old hunters said that the pigeons were seeking ueati.ig places, but from the. alti­ stilled the room. The great mystery of tude of thcirfllght It wns not probable that death won about to again assert its dotnithey would rust short of the C;inadiaa for nnutu over the children of men. There esto. Two days afterward, however,, lum­ was n deep drawn sigh, and those about bermen from the headwaters of the Bea­ the bed lowed their heads at the passing verkill nnd the beech woods of the adja­ of a soul.” Here Dr. Talmage paused dramatically cent wildernesses of Sullivan, Delaware and Ulster counties brought in news that in hto n-cital just a moment. Then ho « aa those regions had been taken In possession saying with telling effect: “At that moment suddenly the cords by wild pigeons iu untold numbers, and that they were preparing for the nesting holding the picture snapped asunder, and with a great crash the picture of my uncle •canon. “This new* led to law nml order sport.x- fell to the floor.” % It was some moments before the visitor men from the surrounding towns combin­ ing to take measures to protect tbe birds spoke again. "Are you superstitious. Dr. Talmage?" from lawless destruction. The woods were “On the contrary, I do all I can to work found to be literally swarming with pig­ eons. Deputy game constables were sta­ against such ideas. They are absolutely tioned in considerable force in the wilder­ foreign to my nature. I mention tbe story ness, with orders to d^al as summarily of the picture merely as an Interesting coin­ with gunners and trappers ns the law cidence. At best that is all it may bo would warrant. Unparalleled sport wai called. It to simply a coincidence. Hod the petals began to color nnd the flowers i The rainfall of lhe region to ample, all anticipated for the season after the nesting my uncle dk-d a moment Inter, or a day be­ gradually became pink tinted throughout. fore, if you please, no significance would of which to absorbed, and none runs off. ■was over, but unfortunately, severe weatb This experiment was repeated on many In ninny respects it differs from ail other ar came on soon after the bird* had be­ have been attached to the crashing of th? narcissi and other bulbs. picture. But coming as it did, just at the parts of Texas, having some resemblance gun their nesting. Snow fell to the depth It cannot, however, be said that the root of a foot all through that region. After moment of the flight of the soul,’it was a fibers were unbroken; probably they were to the so called Bad Itands of Dakota, and the storm had ceased tbe game constables singular circumstance.” so. as I have faU«d to color any flower by like these lands seems to bo the bottom ol "Do you believe in ghosts? ” ‘ and woo<tomen noticed an unusual afid pe­ an ancient lake, although its fossils arc not “My dear fellow, what a question! Of merely watering the soil with colored stated. It to marly as large as theatate of culiar stir among the birds throughout water. The filtering appendages to tbe the length and breadth of the great rooat, courre not. All such manifestations, ns roots evidently prevent the absorption of Wisconsin.—Milwaukee Journal. ■ and at noon on the fifth day of their com- far as supernatural significance is cormuch of the color, ns the. petals of the Jng Into the wilderness the pigeons began cerned, are ridiculous. There are n great Where European Tanrists Go. flowers do not become either so quickly or rising and taking flight, and iu a few many people; as you know, who will hesi­ Every summer out of New York alone go so deeply tinted when the plant has its hours not a pigeon was to be found in the tate to begin a' journey on Friday; who shoals of druinmvm, buyers nnd agents look upon the occidental spilling of salt ns roots m with cut flowers. It was .however, entire territory. clearly seen that the vein tubas proceeded every year. Every big dry goods house “They flew almost due west. That same a calamitous circumstance forelxxling evil; from the roota, thus completing the water sends men tn scour the world for cloths day. before 1 o’clock In the afternoon, Clint who bear the clock strike thirteen when a and Inces; tailors send buyers of men’s system of tubes from nxjt to flower. Waters and Isaac Bennett, woodchopper* man dies; who regard the howling of a dog The veins when colored are beautifully clothing fabrics. Hundreds of men ore as a liarbinger of death. But I have long and bark peelers, were iu the depths of the paid to Ft-arch the foreign markets for nov-1 seen under the microscope us clear tubes ago learned to look upon such things ft> i*ocono liecch wools, then a vast forest elties in jewelry. Even tbo big dress­ covering large an as in Pike, Wayne, Lu- mere coincidences, inexplicable in them- running in parallel lines, the Interspaces makers now upend hundreds of dollars in eeroc nnd Monroe counties. Pa. TJrt? sun reives, but of no more force or power than filled by cellular matter. Tlie tubes gradu­ dispatching keen eyed, shrewd hcruk-tl and ally branch oiitns they proceed, aud as they In themaelves belong. It to nlwurd. ” was Mhinlug brightly, when suddenly it approach the margins they are often finely quick wittud representatives to watch for-: “What to your theory?" was hidden as If by n dark donfl, and ■ buy •i’eopje w.oare ccntinuanyon ook- branched. orancnai. When w neu uiecoioreu the colored waterreacnes water reaches cign mu styles and “ -j foreign materials. "People w'-.oare continually on tne the Ilooknoise llko that produced by a gale of wind out for the unusual must ot necessity bo the margin* of the petals they thus become And they are oftencr women than men. or the roll of distant thunder broke on damfaatcl by an unhealthy mind. They deeply tinctured, especially in thn narcissi, ' The T,'“ Meccas of these «*wnmnrcin! commercial tpil­ their e.-irs. Simultaneously the woods be­ grims are of course London nnd Paris. gan illling with wild pigeons. Tree after become nerveus wrecks.’ They .ire sups-- Illustrating the came whereby th* daffodil Tbo favorite route of the pleasure seekers frequently obtains tho the deener deeper color at nv tree was filled, and still the a:r wm black sensitive .about nothing Tliry are mor- so freouentlv the edge of the corona. It is the sama wlto also includes thoac cities, but allows only with an apparently interminable mass of bid." n few days’ stop«n each. Generally speak­ “Would you sit down al a table of thir­ thtf leucojuni and the snowdrop. IrireU Tbe pigeons settled down In tbe Very singular results were obtained in ing. it is laid out and divided ns to time trees in such numbers that great branches teen, Dr. Talmage I" It is, as nil........ things mun--------------“I would, indeed. But I would rather tbe variegated leaves of the ancuba nnd like thia, although ...... broke beneath their weight, nnd this oc­ curring on every bond through the woods be tho twelfth mon. ns then I would stand ivy—plants which at the whiter season. | done are, infinite’y varied by individual was like a windfall in the forest. The two a chance of .getting more to cat. having one would suppose,' had the loaves quite ) taste: On the oevan—eutwan! bound, 8 dornfiint. Single leaves, with their stalks- ! days; J----- v °---------------,n10 in England. 10 days; In Franco, camo earlier. ” -------------— „ --------------------------------men did not know where’ the pigeons had to color 1I days: in Italy, 20 days; in Switzerland. 14 “Have you not had a great many people ; placed in aniline dye water, began io come from so suddenly, but when in course and fa in twelve hours “ about three hours, --•! jfac fa-.— days; in Germany, 13 days; in Austria. 4 of time the nevfs of their presence in the come to you. with supenititious coinci- ! iIn had their their margin* margins deeply deeply colored. colon*!. They They days. In Belgium, .3 days; In England had Penuaylvanin wihlcrneaa reached Sullivan dcnccs asking your ndvice?” ■•Manytjri.es, But I always do my best ; were thus shown io have the absorptive { again, 3 days; on the ocean—bojncwnnT county people tnere knew that the pigeons bound—8 days; a total of VO days, or 3 were the ones t int had been driven from to dfaKuago them. I laugh cway their ; power, quite apart from the stem. devils.’^Nev,-York Recorder. ( Another remarkable instance wan seen in ■ mouth*-—New York press. the Beaverklll county by the great snow­ ■ ------------------------------Lnpogerin nlba, which has a very thio, i storm. The uchn-st point in the Pennsyl­ H ot» American Author* Are Rwlndlcd. I wiry stalk nml a large waxy flower. With! vania woods whcre.the birds rested after Sixteen years ago on author, now well ; the stalk placed fa dye water the who!-. I In tlie interior of Australia nil die men their flight from New York state Is fortyfive milvteftpm the Beaverkill, almost due known, brought to u prominent American ffawer became beautifully veined with I' drink tea. They drink it all day. fang and west, ahowiug that the pigeons must havq firm for puhlitaitiou his first Iwxtk. an cdl- j pink in three or four hours—n singular iu quantities nnd nt a *trength that would tion de luxe, willing nt ten dollars per vol| fact, when one consid-rs the tninnteutta of flown nearly n mile a minute In changing Mton to be polw»no«is. On Sunday morn­ ume: They mtulethc usual proposition, 10 the inlaw through which tho liquid lias to ing the teamakcr starts with a clean pot their resting place. .“After the first excitement attending the percent, royalty after the first 1.0»copies | be drawn. It fa difficult to fa-llcvo that rtnd a clean record. The pat fa hung over weresoldiwhich be accepted. At tbe suggesJthiscnn lie accomplished by capillary atappearance uf the vast colony of wihl pig­ the fire with a sufficiency af water in it for eons around them had pawed off, Wallers tian ot the American house he arranged j traction only. Ute day’s brew, nnd when this has boiled White tulips furnish excellent lUustrn- he pours into it enough of the fragrant and Bennett, true >o the instinct of the with an English publisher to bring outthe human race, begsin to slaughter the birds. . fax'K, tlratiltancotwly, the faro publishers lions of artificial culuring. as they can he herb to produce a deep coffee colored sharing the vost of tbe plates. Tho EngI readily tinted either pink. blue, green or Thej' hiul no guns with them, but with liquid. long poles they dew. the swarming pigeons glish publisher with each semiannual btato- ' purple fa a few hours. Tb<4vrin tube* On Monthly,.without removing yeaterby the hundred. Every sweep of a club ment sent drafts for ten, fifteen, nnd once ’•which are thus displayed in the petals day's tea leave*, be repents thy process. I agree with tlie strongly marked features laid scores of the birds dead or -wounded is high as ttxty pounds for royalty fees. On Tuesday da cn;»o and on Wcdnesdav da The American publisher, although he has I known as the ‘ , flamtxl ’ ’ or. “ fcather«l ” vari on the ground, but bund reds dropped down ■ capo, and so on through tlie week. To to take their places. According to their been selling the book for sixteen years, and : eties of the florist. It fa gemrftlly known wnnl the clow of it the great pot fa fillet] owu story, the two men kept up thia ruth- although tbo author hears from it ns hnv- - that all tulips raised from h«1 are self with an acrid mnsh of te* leavesi out of Ing been sold fa ui) parts of the country — colored when they first bloom; they ore leas and entirely wanton destruction of the which the liquor is squeezed by the pres­ pigeons ufitfl they sickened of thuir work, ’ and it fa apparent I}* a standard work—bits then called “breeder tulips,” and the cn- sure of a tin,cup. . and alter they loaded themselvM down never yet reparted a thousand copies sofa, . thusiaallc amateur florist grows on his By this time the tea is of the color of with m many of lhe dead birds os they and'the author has received ■nothing, j “breeders” for Hix or nerenyt-.ira, until they rusty Iron, far redibly bitter ami dikn-rnvMany ot her instances of this kind might ’ «o “ break, ” when t hey bceomevither “ flamed'could carry they left hundrwto of deed and nbfe t-> t! ;• n^-docatcrl psilate. The! native vroundtd dh the ground, and they had not given, but cui bono? The proviso fa unjust ! or “feathered” varlrtivx Now a florist may culls it “n ■.! g.-od old iKJSt nnd milk” (the stirred oudk>f their tracks in doing their nnd inequitable, a temptation to the pub- 1 ascertain iu six hours whether his breeder siml.v l-efaic •,:n!ou«iy drawn from a stiff alaughterAg. For the purposc-of seeing Usher not to report the true number of tulip will become a feathered or a flamed and ........... da:.: : reus ^ jump) —,1 and regards it as how far Oic woods were occupied by the copies sold, tad should never be accepted ' sort, nnd whether it will 1st worth growAng "having fat------’ ■ o tin- very pittih of n ’bit ught pigeons Walters and Dennett walked five by on author who expects pecuniary return ' on for the breaking time, because the vJn------of the’ petal is shown by the color, and perftxUou.-—New Ork-: ns Picay une. miles through the forest. As far na they for Ufa labor.—Charles B. Todd In Forum. ! 1Ing It is that which makes tbe feature when could ace on either side the Birds crowded Carly!*** Method of Work. the tulip is fuHy matured. Blue tulips •very tre* full, and when they left the Among the An.ericn i pit vlpcm which Speaking of his method of work, Carlyle have always been desired, and they con woods aft$r going that far through tbe the «,ppcrhra<to copperheads pigeon colony they could discover no cvi- said he had found tbe little wooden pegs thus be artificially produced for florist pur are not rnt:b-na’< - . rc the and the muc cjnu&d water moccasin of dence that they were anywhere near its which washerwomen employ to fasten ;x»es. the California* and Tex a*. The former •nding. It was afterward learned that the clothes to a line highly* convenient for Daffodils and narcissi generally can be has a wide range east of the Mtoatosipni keeping together bits of notes and agenda greatly varied in color, and especially by area covered by the' roost wUs eight miles on the same Sj)cciaLp< •fCTtrsras his habit showing tbeir exquisite reining when thus ■nd frequents meadows in tbe neighbor­ In length and four miles wide. “The excitement following the settling to paste Otrn screen in his workroom en­ treated. The tube and corona take a darker boot! of water. There it sometlmea falls a victim to the last name.! snake, for on of the pigeon colony iu the woods was In­ graved portraits, when no better Could be and richer tone ot color than the pManth tense, not only among the woodsmen, but hud, of the people he wm then writing thus agreeing with the fact that all daffa opening an unusually thick water moecaamong the dweller* in the towns for a hun­ about, ft kept the image of the man dils are more or less bicolor. The Christ- ■in caught In Texas a large copperhead, dred miles around. Tbe woods were filled steadily in view, nnd one must have a clear maa row- is also an Interesting flower when recettly swallowed, was found within it of him fa the mind fa-fore it wm in £nocea>,n 11 »n animal more constantly with nut only men, but wom­ image colored. toZin? Straight withV™ tubes cn*s the Irart posdble to make him be seeaby . artificially ^e^tata fromfa«e dreaded than the rattlesnake, since while an and children, killing the nesting birds Ito nnuM,r trilT *TlPe’ °f “ 1C"fc a,ak“ with guns and club*. Immense ueta were --------- ---- ——..e W<4AUVII known by ,u th« aet, in which thousands and thousands of out angularly, thus dividing the snow birds were captured. The pigeon* were white petals Into a network of red lines. act even allowed any rest at night. Carry­ The interspaces are filled with oval cellBeing able to “take” one’s own pulse to ul«, and as the tubes are permeabtaths ing torehco. band* of destructive hunters ■warmed in the woods after dark and a doubtful accomplish meat, fa-cause the cellular spaces become suffused with a del­ ■iaughtered without mercy. In spite of heart has a.me peculiarities, the impor­ icate nhade of pink. An apparatus for affixing stamps on en­ all this the pigeons held their roost and tance of which are sure to be overeat!mated Snowdrops and lencojums ore *1*6 very velopes to the Invention of an Australian. tbeir young, remained until the squabs except by physicians, and much uneasiness Interesting when thus treated. Their netCMMjw ta tb. wutb will "tr, their tor- The stamp receiver to supported by a pair were old enough to look out for them­ occasioned fa consequence. Irregularity etou, retool wlU. about dgbl tube. ,t selves. and then took their flight, still ot the pulse to natural to no small number the bue, which aerw.. tbe petal to lu to* by going across a brook nnd gather- of pivoted arms, while another pair of of people without other signs of disease. potol to tweely p.tall.1 ll„e. «roogly moving westward. thenH^tb S* dlfTcrent kinds, dip arms carry a damping roller. By pressing That was the last visitation of wild pig­ It may also be simply a transient symptom, Fjjylr o>yk.U. Tb« u, broncho! near them in the brook, then bind them totreth- a handle the stamps within the holder are due to errors of habit or other <■ *>•*«• < eons in localities so far east In the United Lbexlp of the twul to tonlike form, pro forced by a plunger upon the envelope, the States where roosting was formerly a fre- which, disappearing, leave no trace behind S 5‘ '‘‘ft Ptak ““»'■» U> th. Dower ■tamps being at the some moment motor them.—Hall's Journal of Health. The double white camellia is anotW v.m, auvd by the damping roller.—New York 11 ““re-ume.” wild pigeons have roosted since then was Journal. W hy an Eiiglfal* Bishop Wm ItemovMi. pink shade throughout. It fa difficult to is northwestern Pennsylvania in tfiBI. Bfahop Bernet preached a famous ucr- Imagine how thia is done, aa the cmuellfa Since then the birds have entirely disapmon at tlie Roll* chapel from Psalms xxli, has a small woody stalk, and in the case An lnt*r««ttag Hitherto glass cells have been blown, th A fl°w«r with forty or fifty peta* 21, "Save me from the lion’s mouth, for A matt totoewu~ Haht to to 10 thl*thelr "1" b“n lte,‘ to the wilds of Mlchigsu, the Indian Terri­ thou h«*t heard mo from the horns of th* took, tttottlto J ’’to toech ■'tHttlV Jfj “r ^toiennoa. eu be oomtruetod. Th. tory and other isolated haunts, and in n unicorn*." F*to chttk, th., b-,1 Ptoe** ewwlH, to welding or hutoK pittea The court said he «Ilud*d to the royal tnr yean will be numbered among the exitinct birds of the American continent— srms. Hr denied it, bat wu removed ftom 3Tew York Sun. . his ixjst of chaplain.— Notes and Queries Ml at ^"“Udktott tank, with al! th. adrutoRm COUta-Lradna Ilt. ot h»,t^, u.. dda. etndRbl, bottom. iZel h.!cb ? from * Lutheran church called St. Enoch There are eighteen white families In this ’nllago nnd two colored families. Th;--. ■ra Industrious, honest people, but have ways peculiarly their own. They Uljeva strictly In wslking In tbe way* uiclr , than trod, which Ixm powd lntl) a , ‘" «- toto^Sk-xti^sS few York Times. Mrs. Amanda Falsfry Paisley of For many years an esteemed anminucicsut canmunimt «* Trinity Episcopal church, Ncwl-ursh. >• nJSUMU‘.Sstdl j/= ■Dll ftcrefMla tore* on her face. 'fa. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Hx» cSeeted a cure and iha e.m now hear and w”nu*TVr For Ml P““''l*y’.1l;l1f" caMMMto<11Hood ACo• Lo*r11- Hal> HOOfft PltL« �Tbe *ight of the weapon brought forci­ bly to his mind the startling event* that had taken plat e at the cabin tn th* w-xslt and now for the first time he found time to reflect on the strange things he had overheard there, it wm nil plain to his mind now that the persona to be defraud­ ed by the two strange men who had atopped at the inn. were none other than trimselfand-motber. Thecouversatior.be had heard nt the inn and that lietween tho abort man and the woman at tbe cabin had fully convinced him of the fact What whs he to do in tho matter? How was he to prevent the snceemfnl carry­ ing out of the skillfully laid plan Of the conspirators? He felt sure dial the scheming two whom he had left nt the cabin would proceed to Fort Scott aa soon a* powiblo. nnd would lose no time HISTORY OF A WEEK. ar® fully represented, ami many Indians from other tribes are present. So far there are no hostile (letnoti'tration*. and it is Iat<’» nil in»lkii<* of what In to-ln* n.-«-«iu»pHshed fit fammh* hi Ihr R«d Lhrr alley Work has beet/ begun al Edinburgh, thought there will be none. of Mhiiireola and North itakota. He said , , wile!0* <<>«■>’>“• Christiana county. Ill., on the projected William Harrison Bradley, of Illinois, S. J. Lvtan.i. near hi* town of DwIgliL N. Chicago & -St. Louis Electric railroad. preseni Con-ul ar. Nice, has been trans­ D.. boiigiit lite arii-» or ibtid iu ihv spring The president nt thu corporation says th*' ferred to Copenhagen iu place ot H. B. Of 1891. !or?2.0W. aud nt’*-*! that balding of the road will be pushed rapidly. Ryder, under arrest foi euib.x;deuien aud seasoli worth lhe im'wry or government It is authoritatively announced that the forgery. clerk. In rxrrf* «f lh> • ‘•’•I i‘L* »«ro*. •» Republican national committee will bar* Parilment has been porogued until per the fulluwlnx statemrut: uu brnndi headquarters in Chicago. Dec. 4. 4.1W) i n u. wlieni. »t -s*......... lav .. .. uii*.-.:.: to................ n<J"' The duke ot Devonshire, better known Would prefer being excused from a surgi­ in this country as Lord Hartington, has cal operation when she could be positively Officer Thomas Spires, of Jeannette, Pa, cured of piles by using Hill’s Pile pom­ barrled Countess Louisa, dowager duch­ tore down a French flag that a French resade. A printed guarantee with each pack­ ess uf Mauchestar. LeuviMg......................... *■ ’J?-8® Th* general term of the supreme court klrn: of that place had hoisted on Decora­ age 1 rice Sl.oo. six patkaz-< 8S. By Cases uf this kind are so comm hi that tion Day. The matter was made an inter­ mall. Fur sale by Fred L Heath, tbe 01 New York state has decided that fish­ they are r Inijr in the news mxr’art vol ing in a private pond on Sunday is a national one by tho French minister at i druggist. Washington, and Officer Spires ha* been wexL discharged. F. J. Schormerhorn, geologist and min­ Tlie next annual conference of the Meth­ William Newkirk and William-Parker, in putting their evil designs into effect. odist Episcopal church will be held at eralogist, of Idaho, writes under date of two boys, have been arrested at Elco, His., Tbe thought of returning, home to Hillsdale September 14th-. Aug. S that he has discovered an immense consult with hie parents about thu mat­ glacial field hi Central Id\ho, beneath nnd taken to Cairo on charge of making and passing counterfeit silver dollars. _r, which lie a series of glacial llkqs. ter presented itself, but after consider­ The World’* fair souvenir coins will be tsaisiK’ The total amount of the deficit of James ing the condition of affairs there and sold at |1 each, io it has been decided oy — E. Gilman, of the firm of Gilman, Cheney the danger that his presence might *3.00 ♦ MO, Sc Co., Boston, is now estimated at th* directory. bring to lufnself as well n« hi., parents, U2.50 ♦400 J Marvin Northrup, a boy of 14. who mys­ taw.fKX). • lie decided to adopt some other phtuof liioo from Winona, | Four thousand cab-drivers in Paris have teriously disappeared KJ Foil LABtfX action Minn., a year ngo and whose father was gone on a strike. ■(♦2.00 suspected of murdering him, has reap •l know what Hl do.” tie muttered at Rev. Henry Catrtjon, of Knox, Ind., has peared in good health. SHK* last; "I’ll go directly to Fort Scott and J ♦1.75 left the Free Metho.iist church and joined It is rumored at Chicago that the ques­ UrOR BOY® inform the anthoritie* of what 1 have tbe Methodist Episcopal society because tion whether lhe World's fair shall be heard ami nee what can bo done in tho Two Aloviia young men were relieved his former congregation objected to his onened on Sunday will bo taken to tho matter.,” wearing a mustache. by 833 by a foot pad the other night. United Stales courts, but upon what Dan’s knowledge of tho law was very C. H. Neff, a blacksmith ot Dotuman, ground is not slated. Fenple who Kfve Hood’* Hwintrilla a fair Win., had a controversy with Postmaster limited, but he was familiar with the The dedicatory exercise* of the World’s trial rmliz* It, srest itwnt amt are jriiid to soy a Reid, aud ia^revenge net up a box in plan adopted by* those with whom he good word for II Havegou trie I it? fnirlu October will be held onthekOtb, wbichlbr townspeople were invited to de­ had to ileal, and ho felt confident of his 2lnt and Xf3d. posit their mail, Neff agreeing to carry it to I^peer county fair SepL 21-23, alrility to defeat their designs, could be Ilev. John Vannest Talmage, brother the train twice a day. Thu arrangement j of Rev. T. De Witt Talmage, is dead, only reach Fort Scott before it was too Marshall republicans have organized a is in violation of the postal laws, and Neff aged 73. He was a missionary in China late. •• club. will be arrested. ■ of the Reformed church os long ago a* "Bbt tho worst part of the whole tho same high Kra*lo. and represent a moswy IMtJ. far U-yond the prices charged, sre that nama and. James W. Hatch a prominent farmer business." continued Dan. “is tho fact There Is talk of a strike on Kansas City living ue.tr Marshall is dead. 1 The Democratic congressional conven­ that they now know tliat their plot is street car line* while the Knight* of Pyth ­ tion of the aeventh Kanias district has indiscovered atfd they will nyt fail to push ias encampment Is going on. dor*cd Jerry Simpson for congress. Mdviuieod through the business through with tbe greatest A law has been promulgated In Russia Tbe trial of Benton Hodson for the mur­ • u.-tui in baud he saw tho dispatch 'possible. But it may be that der of Levi Sloan at Aledo, III., March 23, making lhe purchase of grain under mar­ -. with a cruoh kmoug tbe they will remain here with the intention iuts been Iwgun. Sloan died severity-eight ket rates from distressed peasants pun­ .I. pipage. In a moment of recapturing me— which would doubt­ Deacon JoLnuonwiu* greatly shocked and days after he was shot, and the defense ishable by six month* Imprisonment. Jim Hall, cf Australia, and Ted Pritch­ tn Hie eltnntion. . ADMI.XTSTBAToRS KALE. less be the best plan' they could adopt; lispleast-d the other afternoon when he J’’■ill try to prove that death was not duo ard, ot London, fought a prize fight at are inwi) listening to our for by’ keeping a clow watch upon tho called nt Pnrsou White's house to find the ! l° Hodson’* shot. In the matter of the estate of Washington K. his family. Including ...v the I The trustees Brighton. England, in which Hall beat Perris, deceased. .... » . im- vuii?' erred rhe cd- p..nuv luuujj vuui mr .?irvuill ------- , and ---- ull• .......................... ...... .....I.. ol .the ..v Wayland .. ....... university ...... • prairie along both :i>iva t ides ui of the stream minister Notice is hereby given that I shall sell at * brutln'r brother, the profeswor. professor, fiat flat on their , nt Beaver Dam. Dam, Wis., Win., have selected Dr. his man in four rounds and won £2,000. they might be successful iti their under- ! parson Vam'n ’“ pnblle auction to the lilehest bidder, on Friday, Judge Lambert Tree, of Chicago, spent the twelfth dav of August. A p..lM2.altea stomachs in tlie the front hall nlnvincr playing marhlrt* marbles, Ij \Vosburg, of T.tnnnln Lincoln, 111 111., nj as i.rpxbUnt president nf of ' Stomachs Txai.lu,r<r nf Ihv hillou youth.. ’Ill t'tking ” o ’ clock. Ill tbe forenuon in lhe Frehate office In last Friday at Gray Gables, the guest of The game wo* n friendly contest to see who the institution. ur ’.b.il y - don’t li.tve an opportunity the cltj <>f Hastings in rhe county of Barry, The more Dan studied over the mat­ could shoot a marble the greatest number] Caleb W. Mitchell, president of the Grover Cleveland. in th* state of Michigan, pursuant to th’r nifonnation you've gained." ter tbe greater was his anxiety a* to of times through n hole cut in a long paper village of Saratoga, N. Y., has been ar license amt authority grant-d to me on the 16th day of June A. I> IWL by tlie Prpttajo As Uv spoke he caught Dan by the what would be tho outcome of it all. box which wan placed against the door. | rested upon the charge of keeping a gamcourt of Ihirrv county. Michigan, a.’l of th® The Garfield Park club at Chicago has ,,,jand held him down with a Any attempt to leave his hiding place The deacon was greatly aboeked.: a* has . bling huure. ----------------------- ,-------- -------------filed .suit* aggregating 8160,000 iigalust lhe estate, right, title and Interest “f the said de­ used of. tn and to the real estale situate and might result in again placing him in the ■ been wild, but alter he bad watched thu rntght result in again placing him in tne j *^ v “ uc *•« ’ * «•« i. u n r __V three-fourths of the village of mayor aud chief of police for wrongfully e. grip cf ircri. • . hem* m the county of Barry, tn the state ot * ° . ... . . .1 nrncMrt«lln«M fnr M.r-I.it.. H a I^ am,.,<> perfectly .... power of tho outlaws, and hi* heart alP^Hng* for awhile he became I •■^uick. 51 eg, bring me some cords till Dtlinar, Del., burned. Three hundred interfering w ill) the business uf the club Michigan, kn.wn and described as follows, that than he could shcot n |gnat deal people ’^iAter The narann^nn gtatorefivr fare nrp homeless. Homeless, One uno person person is i* known »newn In the recent attempts to stop racing at i ■. . the young ntscal." continued most sank within him as he reflected |! sure 1 ‘ Th" south half' f the east ballot tt* north his trvimr ritustion hnTe ,Been burnul i straighter . . , than thejutraon. nnd before. five loimve uuriiui |o <o deBth uemn. lhrrc inree othcrl otnera that course, nil of which have failed in west <ju rter of section fourteen (II), township - ■ ■-.niedly “I’ll -am fix him no anon upon nis iry ing tiraauon. I minute* he was was on Un his his stomach, stomach, too, too. shoot.hoot- i. ur„ niiMiu(C and Bre thought to have met. court. three (3 north, range nine (9) west. But there was nothing to be dono now lng nmrh|C!, wilh tlw rest. Thedenqonwas Dated June ant. A. D.. 1W. the Mime fate, while three more were *eHenry Harris, ot Tncoma, killed hia ... 1 critical imoment for Dim but wait for night, and then trust to tho ; win? in ...rt hisneuuud I' really pays ■ Verv]- 4,urncd. ja»r*F. Mrw. ...rrt, ... .... v.rt. thought. It wnywtud daughter and himself. Administrator. . .ud !i<’ r-nlized the desperate chance of escaping tho enemy under j lol* • ’ ■ - -il-on« 1• •b. • 0»« SrtM John A. Bortwick, ot (be SUoJ.nl Oil The town of Sontra, Germany, was de­ The above sale Is hereby adjourned until Fri­ .: ’die man in whoa© clutches cover of darkness. M..I1 of .he Amrtta.1. |rt,pk-. wl.kb ! t4 ,udd„, (rou,.n„rou. stroyed by fire. One hundred and forty day the Wlh day of August I’WM b«l «><.,. <»»ra>>»>ir Lu (11OC £ b ^, hl on b , he b „„| oI bl> Um St»U held tho rock A half hour jMisscd and then Dan heard ’ tn the foren*»n at the Probate Office In the city buildings were burned. down ...I pl.r bl „ c„„bm,n oud (oolnbu, :,>.liich he had taken from the sound of hurried footsteps udvanc- j brtO UH. ln«i>u>tr to The British steamer Rome was wrecked of Hastings. nwhile like boys anil:girta. und girl*. | Lurutd to th-alh. Dated August I2th l*M. with 11 quick movement ing from up tho stream. Clutching tho once In nwhlle nenr Algoa B <y and all on board are James F. Mxai». Administrator. It is an art wjilch we are k-nruing alowly | thought to have been drowned. : ..ti: fr.mi the grip of hia ad- revolver in his hand, bo crouched low in from foreign pcople.nnd .il come*'easily I The Lindell hotel and C’oltuu Belt rail „ al Pine Bluff, Ark., were । Rev. Dr. Hiram Huck, ot Decatur. Ills?/ 1'1.en tiefore the latter could tbe weeds, his heart beating in a wild enough, if slowly, because the “tendency is railroad stalion bv lire formerly prominent In the Methodist . J f-em nw surprise at the unex- tiunulL Some one was approaching, after ull inborn. The Chinese know what I Mb* France* Willard will sail tor Eng­ church of the west, is dead. •. -v. Dan struck him a heavy and that it was some ono of tho'cneuiy they nrc about when they go out, grown 1 land Tuesday next and b» back on the 27th The Germans are building se/reral im­ men nnd women, end nmutlnrln* nnd "so- i . , the hl.el with the rock. The Dun felt convinced. ' She will bring the noted Editor portant forirwae* in Alsace. Neuf Brl“* ' •■.. r.’d a gastf, relaxed his hold Presently the steps drew nearer and cicty" persons, to fly kites on the public LStead, TIME TABLE. of tho Pall Mall Gazette. with her. b ich is to be connected with Strasburg ■tret t. Give u» more enfant Hinges like In effect June 2<5.1K>2. vj or.th and sank, upon the flooy. tho sound of voices could be heard. aud tbe chain of forts on the Rhine great­ She goes simply for the oea voyage. . flash Dan sprang to £is Lifting his head cautiously and peering tbe parson’* marble playing in the front ly strengthened, Sixteen district telegraph boys at New I hall.—Boston Transcript. A convict named Vincent was killed and Orleans went on strike b.-cause ordered to ■ ing up the pistol thnt nad through an opening in tho thicket, Dan I wash their ftecs, “ahiue" their shoes, and another unmed Welch was wounded while the man's hand, he darted saw three rough looking meu approach- | ln U1> Of B 8t«an>»hlp. trying to cscaj»e from Sing Sing prison. On reaching tbe ing. nnd the first glance told him that ' Dnwfi in lhe deepest cavern* of thc ship wear clean collars. They lost the strike. A Wyoming man was held up by three Mrs. Patsy Sears, aged 108 years, died SOKTII. t niet by Meg Frone. who j thoy were souio of tho same mejr ho had ;■ ta-tlw great “stoke huh:." where the sixteen Kalamazoo Lv... highwaymen, robbed and then beheaded. at Kokomo, lud. - .-i.miation of surprise and । seen in tho robber*’ cabin tho night be-j boilers generate thvir strain nnd the furCooper A posse of prospectors captured the high­ Owing to the threats of a st rike the mas­ East Ki.'lihmd Juuc’t. naces beneath them belch aud reeth with .: : . .tn attempt to grasp him. fore ter tailor* of England have ordered a lock­ Cressey way men mid liungcjl them all to a tree. Each UUU1 eurrlrtl a pistol h. hi, hand, Jcorrhlng h««k Th. tl.. . mom.t.r .s <!'•■ nniued not to be taken, I; is Maud al Washington that the out of journeymen. The number of men Mito i tron. vtanHntr ontrerlv about from 1U to 170. unu the men can onl) work tielton ................. ; : • - weight against tbe half and they wen. glancing cage J nn tnur or Uvo nt u time; un Icnutperivncvd eight hour law pio-sed by the present con­ affected is 55,<X*1 Cloverdale President Baptista has declared tbe Shultz gn -w will cost the goverumiut, In new w,.u|d Qf exbnustion before Lis man he sent her sprawl­ them as they stole cautiously through । . ■ air onto lhe floor, and then tho brush , 1 Wr.tch frns over. The slice hors which j public building contract* alone, 3?,tW,0U0 whole ot the republic of Bolivia in a state Hahtjxua......... . They stopped as they drew near tho. pUUCttirennd shore the molten ma*.«e* in anti change the character of thu building* of siege, owing to the Cavmceo revolution 1 ■ ■. • . house. There was a ary movement. Several case* of dynamite Coats Grove • nndcrbrnsh thnt skirted thicket where tho youth lay concealed. | the furuncwt blister the bauds that hold , ...... ............... .. wX.i Mb rji W oodlMiitl "He orter be about hyar somewhat,” j them, and curling gmwotn dames scorch Wiiodhurv........ . ; -nr by. and without an in1i« D. L. A* “I can’t seo how the half iud:«l Ixxlieaof the firemen and Captain Samuel Junes, Republican can■ lashed into this and ran observe*I tho foremost Mary Sunderberg. of Minneapolis, was Ltnslug.............. didme for i;otigrvs> in the Third Indiana parch tbeir lyes and cmck tbeir lip*; ashes • ■ • . . • creek. .-Scarcely had he’s goin to escape us.” run down by an electric car, in St. Paul Detroit TZTn^i” nf th., nt hers, and soot nud soot mid nshes nrc everywhere. district, has challenged W. S. Holman, to and was falaily injured. Grand Itaplds... .0 thicket wljen he beard the ^ing ledg-e h laden with them three joint debates in each of th.: eight ■‘He can^ki repl»«*l rcpiicw one uuu of v» the others. •The men airr wntehin watpbin fer hlL) him 0.1 on tho the ।, ilR.h J ^.p Hi;(i (U) t he dripping bodies of counties ia the district during the camThe continent of Europe has been suffer­ . ..-ir. • -f the woman aud man ing for several days from extreme heat. ; in pursuit Then tbe prairy on both sides of the crick, an if i th® firemen they mingle In streaks* of gritty I t>ajgU. At Trieste lhe mercury marked indegrees be leaves the timber he ’ ll be picked up. thnt> inn-Ke grimy, panting mon i | A uispntfh • o a pistol sounded and n WM ___________ .miner no u do picaw up. ”। | .vJi from London announces the m the shade. "Thar's doubt' *but* what -Tliar ’s no c* ’ " wo'll git > jook oven rnhre ghastly thnu they nre. >ugh tlie' brash close to tbe I death ucatu v. of tinthe duke-of Manchester, who The story of a disaster in a mine at him if wo haf ter search every bush on j The con! trimmer*, ns they trundle their ; when lorrn. svheu Vi-count VI-coHm* Mandeville spent much Wesley, near Peoria, 111., was a mistake. Kalamazoo Ar - - • * *-*----- jre;i barrow* from lhe bunkers in calm | • ot' New York. A sort ot cave-in took place, but no one Bost Cooper Lv...... • it Dan wax out of tl*o the creek—it won’t do ter let himslip | weather or stagger under heavy loaded I litnejn tbe social■ circles Ills wife, who survives him., was a Mis* was imprisoned aud work was resumed in Blehlsad Juaet i.: ih'- enemy, he made good I now, fer he’d spile our whole game." ' basket* when the ship is ntorm tossed, arc Yzunga uf that city. Crewey “Curse that drunken woman! VSo ■ unity lb put ns much an hour. > 4 Mito I transformed by this flying dust into imp* Five children were burned to death at I Mton i<iwc;ti himself nnd pursuers ortcr knowed bettor than ter leave her I of blackness, nnd the long line pf »»l>en. Grlflin. Ga. They were locked in tbe LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. i tloverdste................. ,• , . glowing furnaces mnkes this awful place bouse while tbeir parents. Mr. aud Mrs. !■ ' Keeping undercover when- thar alone.” Bbula.......................... 1th. it canXba R?ifm more terrible thnn Dore’s pictures of cC'-.fld, ho ran swiftly down “Tlmt’a the trut —but ------------------ - helped Nathan Ellis, went to church. Hastings............... . •- *this 1J- thicket an take gjnner’B bell.—New York Press. Cutcaoo, Aug. 22. aining a sharp lookout for now. J im, yon go in The bar association of Knox county, Following wer> the quotations on lhe Coats Grove • n i.’fTH that might bo lurking a look fer the game bd me an Hal will Me., entertained Chief Justice Fuller with board uf 11a '0 today: Wheat-August, opened I Woodland................. jist kinder surround thoplaceanteothat ••Talk about all the Hr* told about fi*h a steamboat excursion from Rockland to 75-, eluted '.SHc; t-eptetnber. ojientxl 7) Ho ckawd 7 94c; De t-mlK-r, 7SJ4<-, closed 7^3. Lansing r hour he continued his course he don’t dodge us if he s in thar. -Camden, dinner and drive. A decree I* about to Ik- promulgated re­ Corn-Au.-u«t. opened 02c, clorod &2Hc; ^P- Detroit .. n tlie stream; then pausing lyxroan.l to the other rideof the tackrt, h n,hh,rls t|K. kulak. It y<"> S« » moving all existing restrictions on the ex­ t mb..--. opeffeJ ulM?. closed 029a •; Octo>or. Grand Rapids...... .a no sounds of pursuit, he opMMdUKc. clewed 034 •• Oats-August, o( thc fisherman fls|lt.rnmn and and hi.^fish you^ve portation uf cereals from the Russian em­ QJ Ci.o i a in a dense thicket of and tho next instant Dan s heart almos , . closed 31c; September, openoJ -.u.-p, on Mg. 1:11 only. ‘ tho CUUlUluaxf combination lie down wi«h pire. , *0Uc.c!<>Md MHct October, opened 31c. closed * No*. 5 and 8 will not carry pmengers uulea* I rO he remained in conceal- stood atill os ho heard one of tho men, gOt WO —- -Just -----------------__ • Pork—Septpinbar, opened 811-23. provided With freight train permits. A man nnmod Charles 11. Peckham gave i.:. linsb.es . ' .................. making bisinfzt wayfhn into the bushes. your feet toward the rjinit cam* ra m and nnd have a 1 ha.l rested and then coutin- __ Krelght trains will be run at th® eonventenes pbotogntrh taken of Jouratir und you 11 himself up to the marshal of Fall River, rioZedllU-VB*: Octo er. opened 31LSJ. closed of the company, who reserve tbe rtcht to change the Um® of such trains without notice. uud- n-twid. Your f«l will unprat hlgger Mos>i., laying that he had murdered Mr. D.u.lin-t inipulso now was to atW. 8. Dkwing. Oenl Manager. and Mrs. Borden, “out of pure love for and longer than your body. CONTINUED IL C. Porrxu. Gent P. & T. A* . LiveSt-ck-Pricmr.tthj Un!ou Stock yor Is I'-i ' I tbe cabin of some settlor -When the fish liar wanlscorroborntlon. blood." Tho probabilities ore thnt he is to.lay rung® I »s follows: Hogs—Maruet ■ i:;)2t)t obtain assistance. 4mt ho .nd be .lww» ■><« ll- >!' insane. ■ ISO erately lutivo un packing amt sh p Ing PROBATE ORDER - ■ ' '■ • danger of making his preshis fish n little to one side and in front rif Tbe People’s party of Ohio has made awount; la*: gred-m a *>had« higher; other him The kodak does the rest. 1 ve set* the following nominations for state ofli- eralv* were unchanged: mi!oj ranged nt Stale of Michigan. Conner of Barn-—ss. • i b> any ono who might iivo A friend Io neetl I, • trtrad >n.K^.l. .nd a five pound fish look four feet long and At a session of the Probate Court for tbe cer»: Secretary of *i*to, & C. Thayer, su­ 84wa5.w pirc S.<I«1IJ light. W-l-e&a County ' ■■■■ ■ .iity. R was plajn that a of Barry, holden at lhe Probate office, not Ira, thnn one million 'a'.' ro-gj puc'dug. 15. mixed. «nd j&J-wa Ih the Cltyot Hostings, in said county, on Mon­ •! •• • ’’ rubbers infested that part found Juat «neb a friend 1» Or. Bln. a like it ought to weigh nt least fifty p<»un<l* preme court judges, E. D. Stark, J. D. .•.tl. livavj pni-Rin^ HU I >hlpidng lota. all by the artistic accuracy of tho kodak. Payne; clerk supreme court, day tbe Mh day of August, in the year one . IL Boilu*; f ’ > . mtry and ho did not wish to Sew Dlacovery tor consumption, cou jl a th»u*and eijiliKliundri-d and ninety two. To make a fish look large nil you have to board public works, James Houser. Pn-M-tit, Chattel W. Armstrong, JmLe of rile of again falling into their .nd Wide. If you h.re never « Ihl. do is to get it all in the foreground of the IO ir.x> ini K > «t'*.’ ------- Congressional nominations: Eleventh ei-o Lily «a the com non graaes. ana Probate. oZjea 5ith which ^e eye mak« In the malter of the estate of Susan J. Ilimol. ditlrlct. B. y. N«r.h. lUpubltam; •o-». Ear®:• and shippers slow to purchaser, Warner, ;r< fully considering tho matter deceased. partwn. Ob, I tell you the kwlnk kuo'^ Firth Georsl,. I- T. u,lns«on. Alll- uu. tst.un* langodat choir* to axon reading aud filing the petition, duly veriIt? push oh' to the Marmaton It, bu,Inert when It ««• OBtlui;. -1 •«» uci Sixth G«onrU, Thomx, F. O.bx- tra »h*p; iugst er*. $4£MM-*> good to eholc® flrd. ot Seth H. Chapman, executor of the estate . ................ ... <- ‘n:.l 111 .mtnnn of said deceased, praying that Ins final account ’ ■ ? w:ty of tho Military road. nlm, Demohrtt; Flnl Tex*., B. C. Butchburg Dispatch. lierrtofore filed tn ihis court may be beard ' I afford’him an opportunity all tbgt i* claimed or monej wmI bt rjiusou, Democrat. and allowed and be be discharged from said 1* : lhe |Ktyinastvrand his escort, Mrs. Allen Crocker, who was killed by 82.75 11-3J range htou-rs, feeders trust. Tberevpon it is ordered, thnt Wednesday th® More than SOO.venr* ago tbo Dutch rulers her inminu son at Carlsbad, Germany, 81.7 " i-' '■ ■ ••iiid uiake known to them tho ." • cuw< $24) *03415 bull*, and $:Jb<a 7th day ot September. A. D..i8«!at ten o'clock in f c,.vion anxious to retain tbeir monopoly tne forenoon, be assigned for tbe hearing of sold ’ I • - n laid for their robbery 81.00. Sundav, wn* not from Chicago, iw lhedb- 5-ii voal 1 alVt-sX. ° for which, .bj utad patches first stated, but from New Tork. Sheep—Market fairly active and price* |K*titlon and that tbe heirs at taw of said dea’. C. Dry wood ford. • cvAM-d and all other persons interested in said ■toady; quotation* range I al 84.i*)^JL6jpor pfMrrlr.; ••rata''. She was the widow of W. B. Crocker. B'.: 'ih.-i। wns great danger yet that Im Ha we»teru. 8 l‘4).i'».5i> nstivoi, 3LJ3i*,5) estate, are required to appear tu a session at said court, then to be holden at the Probate of­ thr, it.:, ,1 him. fur well he knew that Texas and $J.UU®K75 oat* We drtire to MX “ our “g* fice. In the City ot Hasttmrs. in said county, and Produce: Hutter - Fancy aopar.it or. StiJ show cause. If any there be, why lhe prayer ot : '.-rson learning of his escape vears we have been celling Dr. KU1* The bnsine** portion of tho town of X4Uc; nne crcaiuerias XhftSk-; dairies fancy, Hie l>etiiloner may not be granted. Ana ft la ai:u n thorough search for him. Now Discovery for consumption. I • te th. property o'rth' Genova, Ohio, wav destroyed by fire. The frwh. xux>22c: jacking stock, frosh. Ur. further ordered, that said petitioner give notice j New Life Pills, Bucklen s Arnica man and woman at tho cabin loas I* «*ti uated at I173.OX) Ftf .,-S»utU-rn Mock. Ifl^a par dox-: north­ to the persons interested In said estate, of the Elbert Scott of Crawfordsville, ImL, a ern. 17c. loss uff. Live Poultry—Hen*. He p*r pendency of said petition and the hearing - ave no atone unturned to find Saltv and Electric Bitters- and have' "c"r thereof l y causing a copy of this order to t® b.„ 13 ot »gf. wo killed br lb. au, lb; -prlng chicko ». IzKe P«r lb; roost-rs Cc: puhllshrd In the Hutton Baxnkk, a newsbun. now that they were aware of tho “reel Sw-Youth1. Compxl'loo. duck* V.; sprin.'ducks. 10c; turkeys. 12c per raprr printed and circulated In said County of at Rlvcralde on‘tbo Knhkckee. ' ;, |.a,| fonnij Ollt from thajr con1U. Potatoes—Minnesota Early Ohio*. S*4i.7Us Harry, onee in each week for three successive Muir. Trebelli-Bettlul, the famous opera vet>ati<>n, iju was fully convinced. It perbu.: Kansas Early OLI'm. MdO) per ba.; weeks previous to said day of hearing. MOBUtU U.UX r“'“„ <.verv time, and we stand ready to reiuuu Chas. w. auxstrono. singer, is dead. ‘ 8C Louis Early Ohio*. SJOUSc per btu Long wax (ugh}-,- probable that thoy would every hum-, “* MHBfaetory results The mounuto UoM w.h' t.h' “"““21 Judge of Probate Tho Prohibitionist* of the Tenth Illinois blani Kuoe, brl. Appleswnuniinieata with tho outlaw^ and a (A true copy.) district have nominated A. D. Metcalf, of Gftcn. per br.; poor Sl UKiidA thorough March would be made. red. Duchw*, 8i.wia5.WJ per brl; Kuox county, for member ot congress. 1 jy.*nc t*r box. Blackberries — S1.2&^1.75 As Dnn retlectod over tho situation he NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. Onlrn b.«. taon —'’J l“e ,mtolr per Id-quart cm* B.u.-berries-SLW^i-W p.-r wcaine convinced that it would bo haiState of Michigan, County of Barry-**unotth. Interior, kBrleollur. iuhI lu-qnart case. _ , Notice I* hereby given, that by an order of Milous in tho extreme to attempt to cross led drdri o! Germouy declaring dirt laBroom Corn-Hurl. 7<»3c par lb; whisk the The bat Mire In **• '"r'”*. Probata Court lor the County ol Barry tuo br, a t prairio lying between Dry wood The best sane rheum. lever asmuebaa examination pro,., that Amer­ brush. 7d7)4c: green. eulf-workinK, MittStfc; made on tbe 2>:t!i day of Juty. a. D. iMt, a>wl the Mannaton until dark. A sharp brulw. Mrt». “'“2 band., chllblxins. ican ham. and aide, ot Lacon coolaln Inside and corer*. SK&Ahic-. common brush, 5 six months from that date were. Allowed far cred­ itors to present tbeir claims, walubt theesAte trlcblnm Import, ol .rich prorUlon, mu« fijAc; crookod, 34i*e, watch would doubtless bo kept by the Esther M. Pennock, late <5 said county, not be olaee.1 upoo public aal. uolmathey deceased, and that all creditorse( said deresued eatmy. and ho saw no course left but to bare bL. examined by lhe Vrna.lan angun.—Topeka Capital. are required to present thcr claims to said wnwal liimself in tho bushea and wait I’robata Court, at the Probate vAee. In the City thoritle*. patiently fc«- nightfall Haring selected mouey rrtuuded. Irtw " drew** tec. BIHe; October. Mfc; December. tCHc. of Hastings, for exaratnattao aad allowance,»■ Thirty persons were drowned owmg to Corn-Na. S mixed cMb did September. 8>c; or before the Mto day nt January u«rt, a dt-UM! thicket of dogwood bushes, ho For sale by W. H- <*oo“jw« . and tliat weh claims wfil be beard before wdd the wrecking ot a rirer .learner at Nijal O tober, Dwwntor. 37J$c. O*t»-Na S court, on Wednesday, tho 3Cth day ot October wept into it, and t browing himself among Novgotud. the rank weeds that entirely covered the being «“ uirt text. The number ot lodlane attending tbo •™ “ "f 'S^Scb lSSo< *«™=V ground, he prepared to wait patiently tey-Sagtectod. Pvrk-DuU; oU mm. IU® “nSt^laly. MB, A. uhnex deoo. on th. Black B«r Hear, near w tbo coming of night He examined Ixxu In • lew tHOISL^^Uh^'-rth- goxertrtrt. Punea. L T, la is conatantly constantly Inereaalag. increasing. Cb “o pistol he had captured from his adthere.—Leteur* Hour. vergary at tho cabin and found that it f liirrf0 calibcr anu ntained six along the River Raisin- /W LLLISENBEE When Baby wm sick, we gave her Caatorta. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. ♦ 3.501 ♦ 2.50 fl ♦2.25™ ♦ 2.00 ... .fap* pl.75 W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE cgH-ff&in, Woolley & Bronson. Chicigo, K&l&a&ioo St Sigifliw �now. FORENOON SESSION. The republican county convention which tuft cm bled in Union hall in this city Sat­ urday was a# fine and representative < body of citizens as could be convened in Barry county. Each township and ward was represented by its full quota of dele­ gates, and every delegate was Imbued with a spirit of earnestness and de­ termination that boded well for tbe party and for Its uemlnees. • Each seemed deter­ mined. as far as could be, to find out and to do tbe best thing for the party. The result Is. as might be expected, a clean, strong ticket; one that should prove, and one that we believe will be, a winner. At 10 o’clock a. m., Chairman Hale Kenyon called the convention to order, and named Judge Smith as temporary chairman. 'C. L. Glasgow, of Nashville, was made secretary pro tern. Committees on permanent organization and order ef business, on credentials, and ou resolu­ tions were named, whereupon tlie conven­ tion took a recess for half an hour to give the committees opportunity to prepare re­ ports. • Upon reassembling the committee on permanent organization and order of busi­ ness through their chairman. C. W. Smith, of Nashville, reported In favor of making the temporary the permanent officers, and named a regular order of business. The report was unanimously adopted. Upon assuming thc chair as a permanent officer/ Judge Smith delivered a masterly and tell­ ing speech, which was repeatedly ap­ plauded. The convention especially en­ joyed bis word pictures of the people's parly candidates In their acrobatic efforts to get into two platforms with both feet at the same time; and especially Prosecutor Lowden’s greatest effort of his life, in his attempt to rldo tlie prohibition, people’s party and democratic nags at one grea( straddle. The committee on credentials through its chairman. M. V. Barker, reported every township nnd ward represented by Its full quota of delegates. At this point, Hon. John T. Rich ap­ peared aud was escorted to the platform by Mr. Kenyon. He was heartily cheered. Eugene Hertbom, of Barry, and L. A. Hyde, of Assyria, were made tellers, and the constitutional oath was administered to (hem as well as the convention officers. Nominations for probate judge being in order. Hon. John Carvctb presented the name ot Judge Armstrong, the uresent in­ cumbent. V. L. Glasgow, of Nashville, named Jamas B. Mills, of that place, and M. V. Barker presented the name of A. E. Kenaston. An informal ballot was or­ dered which gave Armstrong 62. Mills 18, Kenaston 14. The ballot was made for­ mal, and Mr. Armstrong declared the unanimous nominee. The convention then adjourned for one hour. . ■ . , AFTERNOON SESSION. Upon reassembling, the first work taken up was lhe nomination of shentT. The names of James 11. McKevitt, ot Tiiomapple. 3. C. Ritchie', of Yankee tarings, and Hibbard Offley, of Castleton, yrere present­ ed^ and the claims ot those excellent gen­ tlemen urged by their friends. A ballot was ordered. While being counted, Sena­ tor Colgrove, chairmaq of the committee, presented some ringing resolutions to the convention. They were able resolution.-, ably presented. and met tire warmest kind of endorsement from V1*-’ convention, be­ ing frequently applauded, and were adopt­ ed unanimously. The tellers announced the vote on candidate for sheriff as follows: James 11. McKevitL 35; S. C. Ritchie, 20; II. A. Offley. 8: scattering 2. On motion Mr. McKevitt was made tbe unanimous nominee. For clerk the following excellent names were presented to lhe convention: John G’. Naghjr. of irvlng; John Lee, of Wood­ land. W. I. Marble, of Castleton. Walter Brown, ut Orangeville. Tbe hist Imikit gave Nngler 33. I^ee21, Marble 22, Brown lb. ’.nre fourtli ballot gave Nagler 58, Marble 32, Brown 4. Mr. Nagler was made tbe unanimous nominee. When register was reached' tho eonventimi was given the.opportunity io select from lhe following names, none of whom could fail to fill the position with credit: Chas. M. Made, of Baltimore, J. G. Hughes, ot Barry, Vi F. Brooksand C. W. Jordan, of this city.\ Mr. Jordan was nomingtoi on the first walloL receiving 57 votes. Hughes IS. Brooks 12. Mack 9. When it came to treasurer tlie rubs were suspended and Hale Kenyon, the present bicumbeut, was nominated by ac­ clamation. the tellers Iwing Instructed to vast the 'J6 votes of tbo convention . for him. lie was summoned before the con­ vention and appropriately thanked that lusty for its distinguished compliment. When prosecuting attorney was r. ached, P. T. Colgruve was called to the chair, while Judge Smith in eloquent and well chosen words presented the home of Hon. Jm. A. Sweczey, and moved that the tellers Im Instructed tu east t!t“ ballot of the (hi delegates for him. It,was done amid ^■eat enthusiasm. Mr. Sweczey was calledikefure the cOnveatiop, and in worth .tbat-opoke bls glad emotion over the action of the convention, accepted the nomina­ tion aud thanked the convention. In rap’d order, tbe tellers were Instructed'to east 90 votes for A. E. Kenaston. of this city, and Fred W. Walker, of Middle­ ville, for circuit court commissioners; for Loe 8. Cobb, ot Rutland, for county sur­ veyor; and Drs. A. L. VauHorn. of Balti­ more, and J. W. Sackett, of Prairieville, for core uyrs. It tco’c four ballots to nominate a candi­ date for representative. The names pre-■rented were those of A. W. Dillenbeck, of Wjodland. A. F. Sylvester, of Yankee Springs, and David Hnggett, of Assyria, all excellent citizens and loyal republicans. On the first ballot Mr. Huggett received 41, Dillenbeck and Sylvester each SI, and 4 scattering. On tbe 4th bolloL Huggett had 54, Sylvester 38. Mr. Huggett was made the unanimous nominee. Three cheers and a tiger were given for the tick­ et nominated. It was after 4 o’clock instead of the ex­ pected 2:80 when tbe convention, whose work had been so well done, was ready to adjourn. It had been expected that Hon. Jchn T. Rich would deliver an address in the hall. But the afternoon was so hot, and so many desirous of bearing the next governor, that an adjournment to the street was necessary. Mr. Rich speaking from the eastern porch of the Hastings house. Owing Co the lateness of the hour. See those elegant toilet setts at Spary Phillips’. G. See tbe ladies- 32.00 shoes at Stowell’s. F. The hoee boys are practicing for day iu Kalamazoo. Labor Teachers institute Is in session and Is largely attended. The M. C. R. IL excursion to Cleveland, m entioned in this issue, has been given up. World’s Fair Guide and Atlas given away with every 820.00 worth of cash trade at F. G. Stowell’s. Spary Phillips has just received some very choice sets in glassware, that ought to suit anybody In both price aud quality, j Call at F. W. Grable's and examine the new line of suits made by the Hastings Furniture Mnfg. Co. Exclusive agent for Hastings. Mjliss Gertrude Bentley gave a pedro par/ ty Monday evening to about 40 of her friends. Charlie Doyle and Mrs. Ira VauValkeuburgb carried off the honors. Anyone getting poisoned with poison ivy will find a very wholesome remedy In rubbing the afflicted spots frequently with sweet spirits of nitre. The writer knows its value from personal experience. Parties shooting ducks on Thornapple lake and adjacent waters are warned todeslat, as they are known and will be dealt with accornlng to law If they persist in shooting out of season. The fall term of the city school begins Monday, September 5. The indications are that tbe enrollment will be unusually large, especially In the high school, but never before has that department been so well prepared to successfully handle large numbers. Teachers classes will un­ doubtedly be organized for the fall term. The carpet bug has appeared at Char­ lotte, Owosso and other cities not far from here, and the arrival of the pest here may be expected. To rid your home of tbe car­ pet bug, tbe following has been tried with good results: One oz. alum, 1 oz. chloride of zinc. 3 ozs. salt Mix with two quarts of waler In a covered vessel and let It stand over night, then pour Into another vessel without sediment. Dilute with two quarts of water and sprinkle carpet a foot from the wall. It will not Injure the car­ pet. It is with pleasure that we record the evidences of prosperity of lhe C. K. A S. R. IL company. Aside from improving its line and bettering its service, it lias erected a fine elevator and stock yards in this city and is building a new depot and stock yards at Coats Grove. The road Is In elegant shape, its service is good, the company is prospering and we are glad of IL Tiere Isn’t a better road in the state of incize, and its prosperity speaks well both for the country along the line, and for the management As we go to press the Indications aiv that the democrats will endorse evety nominee on the People’s “middle of the road" party with the exception of Sheriff Benham. Heaven and earth are almost being moved to bring that about. Lead­ ing democrats are going to all parts of the county to lead their followers to the People’s party camp. We understand that Jhe deal Is about completed: that everyone on tlie People’s ticket but Benham will be endorsed (he was a republican until re­ cently) and that the democrats will'be allowed to name the senator from this district Unless the game Is blocked just see lK>w far off this prediction Is. Any­ thing to beat the republicans is their stand­ ard. and a few political wire pullers arc attempting to rally tbeir forces around it, like riles around a sugar barrel But the days of such political trickery are. num­ bered and fair, honest-minded men of all parties will repudiate it at the polk. Ou Tuesday, Aug. 31, the Detroit. Lan­ sing * Northern R. R. will run tbeir an­ nual low rate EXCURSION TO PETOSKEY. , via Grand Rapids aud the Chicago & West Michigan Ry.. VIA Tire new noVTE, through .Traverse City and Charlevoix. This excursion lias been a popular one for years past and is eagerly looked for­ ward to by a large number of people, who take advantage of the VERY LOW BATES OFFERED to spend a few days among thc famous Michigan resorts. Tbe pure, invigorating air. cool nights, and many attractions of this region, make the trip one of pleasure and benefit. September Is a delightful month In Northern Michigan. In addition to other attractions, lovers of the.sport will find excellent fishing In tbe lakes and rivers. In which the whole region of . Traverse City . to Petoskey abounds. * Stops will be made north of Grand Rap­ ids nt Baldwin. Manistee Crossing (for Manistee). Thompsonville (for Frankfort), Traverse City, Williamsburg (for Elk Rap­ Ids* 8 miles.) Alden (formerly Spencer Creek.). Bellaire and Charlevoix. Good hotels, with reasonable rates, will be found at all these points from Traverse City north and nt Petoskey aud Harbor Springs, across thc way from Petoskey. Special trains will leave Sunfield at 11riM a. m.. stopping at all stations on D. L. Jfc N. IL R.. taking dinner nt Grand Rapids and supper at Traverse City, anti arriving at Petoskey about 0:00 p. m. ■ TICKETS WILL BE OOOD TEX DAYS," or for return until Sept. 9tb. Inclusive. Round trip rate from Sunfield 33.50.. For further particulars address our agents, or Geo. DeIIave.n, Gen’l Passr. Agt. Grand Rapids, Midi. Some tne who desired evidently to do Mr. A. W. Dillenbeck, of Woodland, can­ didate for the nomination for represenatlve, an Injury and great harm, bad it Is claimed, quietly circulated the report that he had misused his mother, even sending her to the poor house. Mr. Dillenbeck Informs us that his mother at the advanced age of 87 years is living with him; that he has kindly cared for her and done every­ thing possible for her comfort The story that he has ever sent her to the poor house he brands ns iutamoualy false. He says she has her own right ample means to take care of her, and If she had none, she would fare as well as be as long as he lived. We regret that any one should take such menus io injure a man as that It Isn’t manly warfare. ' The stock of lumber and shingks lalcly purchased by DRUG STORE For 16 years the leading drag and book store in Hastings. toni-Iui Site! toil, Bentley, Tomlinson & W The most complete stock aqd lowest prices'. All kinds used in the county. At their yard can be found ail the novelties in hemlock boards and studing- 01., I). Goodyw The latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. The only practical drug­ gist of 25 years experi­ ence. Hastings, Their No. 2 shingles are “just too sweet for anything.” Mich ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A ''The maid of Kildare” And “the girl with red hair,” The lost “Charley Ross,” And the ancient “White Hoss,” The “Fat Man of Plumbago,” And folks from Newaygo, From Texas to Maine, If.they buy drugs of Fred L. Heath, They will do it over again. SEWING MACHINE? If so, buy of the man who sells at the same price to the poor man or woman as to the rich. He wont charge you $55 for a poor machine and sell the same style of machine to an­ other for $25 as do some dealers.. Oh. no! The Dollar of the Poor Man AGENT forjthe Is just as good to Trav. as the dollar of the rich. He. sells The Light Running World Renowned Domestic, Tlie New Home, and some other-first-class machines. COLUMBIA He will sell you a machine for a small payment down and the balancodn monthly payments if desired. HICKORY It will pay you to call on him before you buy. , . Needles, oils and parts for all machines, Two BEST WHEELS in the World. T. PHILLIPS OUR COUNTY Wheat In Woodland is reported averagin g 20 bushels per acre. to be The Woodland News says the Baxnek’s statement was thc first imitation It Lad that there were drunken men In Woodland on campmeeting Sunday. The Banner’s Informant was a Woodland man. who was In a position to know what he was talking about. , EMPIRE DRILI Rumor, according to the Freeport He*’ aid, has again got the L. <fc H. railroad started towards this city; operations to be commenced next fall. People generally • will credit this* report when they seethe Iron horse un the move this way. Some Delton G. A. R. men expect to take in lhe untlonahcncafiipment at Wash­ ington next month. Geo. Eddy, living near Delton, reports that he knows of 1.500 bu.he-ls of huckle­ berries that have been picked this yeah in his marsh, and thinks 1,000 bushels beside were taken by parties who failed to report to him. The Nashville News claims that tbe which consumed the fruit evaporator tory there was of Incendiary origin, calls for the hanging uf the devil who the job. . fire fac­ and did S. J. Truman and Harry IL Banks will r Bev. A. D. Grigsby will/ preach In the Presbyterian enurch next Sunday. In the succeed G. A. Truman in the dry goods monting on “The adventures of two emi­ business. grants’'In the evening on “Soap Bubbles." Thc L. T. L. band of Hope will meet In the IT. B. hall next Friday at 4 o’clock. All lx>)s uud girls cordially invited. IT’S A “JIM DANDY," YWoodland is red hot now. The fight of Uhose who wish to break up the city char­ ter is being waged with great bitterness. Church and Society. The home missionary society will be The News knows of some Nashville held at the home of Mrs. P. W. Busby on Wednesday, the 31st. Members lire re­ men who never paint their own houses, quested to pay their dues at this meeting, though they need It, but can be depended on to paint the town semi-occaslonally. as it is lhe last of the year. Those having mite boxes will please bring them, that we One young man went to a recent mid­ may make our report for the year. Come night fire at Nashville with one leg in his early there will be wqrk for aiL pantsand the-other uncovered; but the The Hastings W. C. T. U. will meet on News records that he failed not to remem­ ber to light hla cigarette. Tuesday. Aug-jJoth.arMra. Grigsby’s. THE HASTINOfr CREAMERY SOLD. tanas could not remain. Still, many more than could have been seated la Un­ ion hail listened to Mr. Rich, and paid tbe front seat la the old InstRutioo. As is known, the city bank acquired the creamery property is satisfaction of a debt of the old company, and haye held It for the past year. Monday last the bank sold the property to Mr. H. E. Carman, a gentleman lately from Colorado; who until recently lived In the dairy region of New York, and otx who knows all about the butter and cheese business from Alpha to Omaha, who is ex­ perienced In both their manufacture and sale. , Mr. Carman will move to our city with his family next week, and will at once make arrangements for tbe opening of the creamery about the first of September. Mr. Carman says there could not be a bet­ ter plant, and if the fanners will co-oper­ ate with him as he believes they will, ’he sees no reason why tile creamery cannot be operated at a profit to both patrons and proprietor. It is needless for us to speak of the bene­ fits to the farmers ot this vicinity which the opening of this Institution will confer. Mr. Carman Is a pleasant gentleman, who comes here highly recommended. He does uot rent the property, bnt paid spot cash for It, and has the necessary means to operate the plant This speaks of the confidence he has in the venture. He will manufacture both butter and cheese, and will employ none but exper­ ienced help. We are glad to welcome him here, and hope and believe he will find a lucrative business here. He came here to make the creamery a success, and we be­ lieve he will do so. and did so In a dear, clean and logical manner. He Is a very convincing speaker, and handled his subject—the tariff, the money question, tbe records of tbe democ­ racy in state and nation—In a way that carried conviction with his words. His best point was on tbe wool question, where be was perfectly al home. He demonstra­ ted that the farmer got the benefit ot the tariff on wool, even If the price had de­ clined. He showed that the decline in wool was universal, and as an evidence showed that the Australian wool clip of 1801. Of 600,000,000 pounds sold for 3105,­ 000.000 While the clip of 1880, of 300,000.­ 000 pounds sold for over ’390.000,000—a ed cline in price of nearly half. -At the con­ clusion of Mr. Rich’s address three cheers and a tiger were given for him, and for the national. state and county tickets. Owing to the sickness of some of our office force, we are unable this week to give, as we had planned, a sketch of each of the nominees. We will do so in our next in tlie Rorick Because it is the most reliable built nsTsDMkiuFEE?' • uret and 9nIy posi,i' e foree ,eed- driu n>ld'. which has 1’“n built as a specialty for 37 years and tried to be imitated I5y many, even to using the name. ‘Empire". ImwXn or Sem“‘ °- s“Periori,>-- Thc Empire Hoe Spting Drill can be driven nnywbe.e that . mXYSu wtOjout danger o( breaking, and sows with the same gear th- same quan‘arme'rs ’ chee*“11>’ rcfer anyone wanting to buy a drill to the following named (armers who hate bought of me the past two years and speak in the highest terms of The Empire’ NEIGHBORING COUNTIESJacob F. Hock, an old soldier of Grand Rapids, was on Thursday arrested on tbe serious charge ot a criminal asuult on Anna 'Vann, a 13-year-old girl. Gov. Winans and Hun. John T. Rteh will orate nt the Greenville fair. Van Buren county finds that local option does not prohibit drinking intoxicating liquors in that county, and that It costs the county tn 1891; Including costs of litiga­ tion, officers fees and the licence money received iu 1890, over 39.000. Under the circumstances. Van Buren thinks It la pay­ Ing more for local option than It Is worth e<peclally when It means as it has in that strong agrtenltural county, really nothing but free whiskey and unchecked saluonism. ;Ed win Lake and Mrs. Francis Bailey were arrested Monday and arraigned be­ fore Justice Wi'sou on the charge of adul­ tery preferred by Marvin Bailey, busband of the woman. The examination was sat for Monday next, and in default of bail of respondents were taken to Jait to await the hearing,—Battle Creek Journal. ' Mrs. 8., Roberta, lhe Battie Creek ladr Whenever the subject of creamery is In a ndteoad wreck near Denver mentioned, several very estimated citizens Injured during the Knight. Templar Xla?e to of Hastings aud vicinity look amazingly louver tired, and feel worse than they look. But lMttweeidled fr°m we must mention it nevertheless, even Henry Barnum Clark Otis Jacob Rhodes E Kerchner John Coleman P Hoard W 8 Benham O Goodenough Terry Corrigan Francis Wilkes Milton Coulter Peter Haney w W McKibben Joseph Shultz Wm Gorham Henry Crockford Wm Stafford Ja. Barnes Chas Bldleman Chauncey Townsend Barry Broa John Carpenter A J Barnum Frank McNaughton Horace Bishop Oscar Matthews Wm H Merrick John McKibben Isaac Taylor A Barnum W H Eaton Cyrus Gibson Leo Myers . Fred Williams Thomas Heney John Fleming Emerson Edger Geo Bronson John Dawson E L bmlth Matthew Ransom Henry Babcock Chas Rogers 8 L Frag les J B Wolf F W Baron Abljah Eaton O Barnum <hcar>peaeer Ch*. Bald’v.n Joseph Bray Chas Youngs E Barlow C W Meat! C OsgMid Royal H Brown John Allerding Manning Doud Dexter Strouse The Emnir Lwhich i, “v re“"kable Drill for it pays to buy the BEST. . Drills—either shoe or hoc in *° be,thc BESTI continually keep a stock ol Empire Some of my competitors 8 h°,eSr at "?y sbop on Main St’ °PP°site new court .ho?5C a car-load of Empire Drills la«t I am out °* business which is a mistake, of course 1 received a car-load whichk^ksverj-much at7’Joiihdia°Se^2U-ai!ar^CnUmbcroflhem and havC °rdcrc ' I am here to stay for busine- 31 ““ nght W busmeM initcird of of going out of business. R. B. RICHARDS � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-09-01.pdf ac3af32bd4f8049dbb2d5f32979ebf01 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. Hastings Banner. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. HASTINGS, MICH., SEPTEMBER 1, 1892. WHOLE NO. 1942 VOL. XXXVII- NO. 18. tended Pomona Grange last Friday.-Miss Nellie Pilgrim is working for Geo. Qemens and wife. —Wesley'•French retimed home from Boston last Saturday whee he has been for the past year.—Elvira Brant expects to return to her home in Bale Creek this week. PRESS DRILL COUNTY NEWS. THE ORIGNAL RUNNER DRILL. The Ellis school will commence with Miss Donovan as teacher and the Austin school with Ed. Brown as teacher. Both commence Monday.—School at the Center begins Monday with Myrtle Tuckerman ns teacher—Bom, to Dan Olmstead and wife, a son.—Bern to George Pratt and wife of Big Rapids, late of this place, a son.—Ed. Ney has returned home from New York where he was called by the death of his twin brother. Edwin.—Mrs. Sylvestrt is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harry Tomp­ kins.—Mrs. Frank Churchill of Toledo Is visiting her mother, Mrs. 3. Ogden —Miss Llbbie Moore has returned from Battle Creek—The v^lI is being laid for Henry Sylvcetet’j new house.—Mrs. F. Davis and daughter, Minnie, returned to their homo In Otsego.N. Y. Monday. First in theField. First a Success. First the choice of farm- DOW^C-iAC SHOlDPIll ers. , First in numbers of sales ; I!E .MOST PERFECT ON THE MARKET. For sod, stubble, dry and wet ground The lightest draft of all grain drills. For simplicity of construction it has no equal. For convenience and ease of operation it has no rival. For working qualities nothing approaches it. It is simple, practical, effective anch'durable, combining the acknowledged elements of suc­ cess which are divided among its numerous competitors. Made in 5 and 6 inch sizes from -11 to 26 shoes. For sale by Carltou. ✓ Very pleasant weather.— L. B. Carpen­ ter spent the best day in the week with Geo. A Herding and wife.-/Judson Carpen­ ter sports a new harness, so the report is. Quite a number attended the farmer's pic­ nic at Lake Odessa Saturday list. Mar­ ried, at the residence of the bride by Elder Van Dusen on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock p. in., Mr. Michael Vester and Miss Minnie Fleming, both of Carlton. The young couple have <>ur congratulations for a Jong and happy llfe.-v*Miss Fannie Wood attended the Vester and Fleming wedding. John Carpenter, ar., is laid up for repairs. ,A. O’Dell had some oats that went 60 bushels to the acre while Jacob O'dell’s only went 27.—News are scarce this week. W. R. Vester and Chancy Wood attended the teachers institute in your city last week. Ira Van Valkenburgh Hastings, Mich The Leading HardwareJMerchant of Barry County. Sample drill on exhibition at Store. 9079 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL To every person suffering from Piles or any other Recta! dfonse. DR. Dry Goods, Carpets, Dr. Laklns has a larre llst^of patients in Hastings and vicinity and more are securing his services at each visit as a result of his un­ usual success In his sj»ecinl prac­ tice. . Blankets, Bedding, , All are invited to call for cunsultatlon and examination tmtli of which are absolutely free. AND Live Geese Feathers. When in GRAND RAI’IDS slop al The most complete stock of Dress Goods in the state. . . A full line of Gents Furnishing Goods. A splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella for $1.00, try one. Voigt, Herpolsheimer&, Co,, 78, 80 and 82 Monroe St. GRAND RAPIDS, We make a (specialty °f making Gente suits apu pants to order. MICH -THE KENT opposite UNIOX DEPOT. Free Baggage Transfer. New House Shn-HMtandK^l^hO To eonoumera ot kerowno oil In Hnollnin «n<l Boot Co: Wo have eoUbll.lied •nwracr nt Bnsllnus tor the Mie ot SniToropoll. wlilcli tor lumluntinlt pur^hoSoeounl. .I™*'1* FOTMylv,™ crude »o<t 1W i„t make, 11 pertOTIy mte. U produc« a clear and while ll<lil »Bd free °[todDrA nor does It enure any depoall on <*1"“2 which la «o aaao vrlt» che,l’ ,D?I1 '"V St Ohio oil. Since July 1. lan allow, the use ot ISO decrees Ore t«l Si which peradta the ‘'72. made from Ohio crude and possesses a lartrer nercentage of sulphur and after ex£sr>ulllcle"t naptlia (crplMlve POTI Ka ie the Ore teat to ISO degrew or more JESX nSw.. so far » P^« iitrht is concern id but at a low test w J?™ r.lOT well, still producing a very ErSaWe order while burning and loadimr the chimney with a greasy substance. Give Sdow Drop oil a trial. the cost is but little different than what you pay for• tho । n t-nnds rou lire using and the satlsfac|OT In light will more Hum comnensate. Mvlng nothing of additional Solely For sale by fl. E. Phillips. 11 I* Xawton and We are having lots of dry weather. Miss Cora Williams was the guest of Miss Emma Raymond last week. — The dance at Bowens Mills last Friday night was not very well attended, but those who went reporta gi>»l time. — Remember the dance here nt Dorr’s dryer next Friday night.—Will Page Is able to lie around again. — Miss Bertha Johnson was the guest of her brother, • Will, last week. George says his health is better since he commenced going to the lake shore Sun­ days. - LAKINS, The Rectal specialist of Grand Rapid*, is at the Hastings House. Hastings, even'Thursday after­ noon and Friday forenoon. Cloaks, L. W. Felghner was at Chicago over Sunday. — Mrs. L. W. Felghner lias been spending a few days at Battle Creek. Geo. Bhllew and wife of Albion were guests at Frank McDvrby’s over Sunday. D. D. Bullin, of Parma, visited his sister, Mrs. Frank McDerby, tint- fore part of the week.—Dr. S. M. Fowlerfof Hastings was here last Friday. — Clement Smith ot Hastings spent Sunday at his father’s, northeast of town.—A. IL Weber made a short but sweet call nt Irving Saturday evening. — Mias Fleming spent Sunday with Middleville friends at Barlow lake. Mrs. Buel and children and the Misses Furnlss have returned home from Muske­ gon.—Miss Ora Smith has returned home from Battle Creek.—Mrs. Frank McDerby and cfiHdren started on a business trip to Parma and Albion TueMay. — Invitations are out for the wedding of Fling Dixon and Miss Amy Means; It will take place Sept. 14th<—Jas/Fleming went to Middle­ ville Wednesday morning to start up his evaporator there. * The brick company have greatly en­ larged their shod room.—The brick house now being built on Miss Katie Ryan’s lot will lie a nice building; Polk Hine Is In charge nf the brick work, and that Insures first-class work. — Quite a number from here Intend to go on the northern excur­ sion.—Maggie Campbell of Kalamazoo has l>een visiting her uncle.—Mrs. John Doonan is somewhat better although still very 111.—Ella Mosher has been quite sick but Is now better.—Vesta Mosher rejoices oxer a bran new velocipede; a present from her father.—Mrs. Chipman Iff quite sick. Mrs. Graham’s little grandson is suffering from a very sore foot caused by stepping on a nail.—George Chipman has gone to Galesburg.—Chas.-Judin lias quit butcher­ ing and now there Is an opening here for another butcher. — James H. Ryan and \Jobn Ryan made a business trip to Kalajnazoo on last Monday. settled down to pursue the “arts of peace” has proven as well bls true citizenship; his loyalty to friends, bls faithfulness to every duty and every trust. His re­ election will secure to Barry county the services of one who has proven that ho nerves them well. JAMES H. MCKEV1TT Needs no Introduction to the people of Barry county. He has been supervisor of Said a prominent democrat Monday, ‘•jt Thomapple for several years. As deputy was very thoughtful of Hicks, Dennis and■ heriff he has shown those qualities of the other people's party leaders to bring tet, keenness, vigilance and courage that Yaple here tn attend our convention. rove that he would make one of the very These fellows want to cram **elr -middle- 1st sheriffs Barry county ever had. and of-the-road” ticket doWn the throat of the <>e of tile best in the state. He was the democrats of Barry county: and I suppose ^Inee two years ago; and though be Mr. Yaple will try and grease it for us; ran ne-». . -0 ahead of his ticket, he went but I give it to you straight, it won’t go down me, and I will have Iota of com­ to make Mr. McKevitt, sherfd. pany.” make no mistake If they do. As, man The street commissioner or whosever as a citizen, as an official, in eve-j rrgtv business it is to look after it, should see and in every trust, be has displays 'hose that no heaps of dirt are left In the streets true qualities that give the puopl. v,n_ after the trenches for water mains are dug. fidence In him. We believe confiomu? On Green street from Broadway to Jeffer­ that the people of Barry county wlf.not son is a line of earth works that many a be true to their own In teres ta If they fad boy in bine would have been glad to have to elect Mr. McKerltt, and we expect they got behind had it been down south during will elect him by a decisive majority. the war. and It wouldpiave afforded him JOHN O. XAGEEB. pretty good protection too. Such ridges The republican candidate for clerk, ie spoil the appearance of a street and It an exemplary young man. and the present seems as though it could be avoided. supervisor of Irving. He liras at Free­ The Michigan Central will until Sent port He is a school teacher and has l>«n 30th sell round trip tourists tickets, limit­ for many years, teaching winters and in ed to return not later than October 31st, the summer following his trade as a builder. He was elected by the board of at the following low rates: $ 7.ro supervisors as chairman of the building""'" Traverse City 8.25 committee to oversee the construction of Bay View 8.95 the new county buildings. We think no Petoskey 9.30 man on the committee will fail to say that Harbor Springs 10.30 Mr. Naglcr has proven the right man for Mackinaw City 11.30 the place. He is a young man of ability, Mackinaw Island........ 7.95 of the highest Integrity, popular at home, Elk Rapids 8.95 liked by all who know him, respected Charlevoix wherever known by his political opponents M. A. Gillmax, as well as his party friends. He Is a man Ticket Agent. whose ‘.Ife and habits, whose training and See those elegant toilet setts at Spary ability make it eminently safe to the peo­ Phillips’. ple to entrust him with the responsible position of county clerk. Hurrah for labor day—every l>ody turn out and celebrate. The arrangements for Is conceded by everybody who knows celebrating labor day at Kalamazoo’, are better this year than ever before. The at­ him and' the position for which lie has been named as a man most competent to tractions are many aud varied. On Mon­ day. Sept. Sth, the C. K. A S. will sell fill the office of register of deeds. Be is a round trip tickets from all stations to Kala­ young man, an excellent penman, for years deputy register, and owing to his physical mazoo at the following low rate: deformity Is compelled to earn his living SI 25 by his pen. He 1s a young man of clean Woodbury 1 25 life, exemplary habits, good record, good Woodland......... 1 00 Coat* Grove............ family, and no man can question his fit­ 1 00 ness or ability. The opposition knowing Hastings................... 75 bls strength and popularity before the peo­ Shultz Cloverdale ple; knowing that be is the strongest name Delton that could be pitted against their own M nominee, who is conceded to be their Milo........... . >........... 45 strongest candidate; have opened their Creasy 40 mud batteries upon Mr. Jordan. We do( Richland Junction Tickets good going on any train on tM not care to enter Into any controversy xj 5th of September and good to return on with Mr. Wickwire, his opponent and will any train not later than the 6th of Sep­ not unless compelled to do so; but we de­ tember. A special will leave Kalamazoo sire to say that Mr. Jordan denies the the evening of the Sth. at 6:35 p. m. run­ charges he brings most emphatically, and ning to Woodbury. in specific instances Is able to prove what L. Sargeaxt, SnpU be says. We prefer to go through this campaign oh the ground that both nom­ inees for register are good men. Good Is to the old soldier and the student the men have misunderstandings with which I most interesting of all the earth’s battie the public is not and ought not to be grounds. Those who go to Washington to interested. Without questioning the sin­ attend the encampment of tbeG.’A. R. in cerity nf either Mr. Jordan, or Mr. Wick­ September, will have the best opportunity wire, both of whom tenaciously hold to of visiting Gettysburg by taking the line of their own views, both of whom.—and not the Michigan Central and the Northern one more titan the other—are tnen in Central, which Includes a side trip raGet- whom the people have confidence: without tyspurg either going or returning, ror questioning the sincerity of either, we say, those who wish to return by way of Phila­ the whole subject can lie dismissed as delphia. all return tickets will be honored nothing mart nor nothing tex* than a either via the short line or via Philadelphia mirundcntandlng. And with this mis­ allowing stop-over nt Baltimore. Philadel­ understanding the people of Barry county phia and Harrisburg. The stop at Phila­ do not care to tie concerned, as the quali­ delphia will permit of a side trip to New fications of neither gentlemen nor the Ybrk and return at the low rate of S4.00. place are at all affected by it. We shall During the summer season the Michigan not hesitate to pursue this subject further. Central gives the privilege ot stopping over But we give Air. Wickwire notice here at Niagara Falls at any time within the and now that he will make a mistake If he life of the ticket returning, upon deposit­ pursues bls mud-slinging further. That ing It with the ticket agent there, afford­ kind' of warfare should be beneath Mr. ing a valuable opportunity to see the Wlckwlre. beauties or the great cataract and vicinity It goes without baying that Mr. Hale at leisure. Tickets are also sold to Washington via Kenyon Is the nominee for county treas­ Toledo and the lines south aud east there­ urer. The party made no mistake when It nominated him two years ago. The peo­ from. The Michigan Central Is the shortest ple made no mistake when they elected route, the best route, and offers induce­ him. He is a man of the people, and a ments that no-other line can give. For, roan who eminently deserves their good any additional Information apply to near­ opinion and'support, and he has both. estL Michigan Central ticket agent or to J. Mr. Kenyon has filled the office of county S. Hall, Mich. Pass. Agent. Jackson, Mich. treasurer with the very highest degree of satisfaction and credit He deserves a re-election, and the voters of Barry county REPUBLICAN NOMINEES. will see that he has it with an emphasis which cannot be mistaken. The grove meeting here was well at tended.—C. E. Bailey Is on the road this fall buying hogs and sheep.—D. L. Morthland sold a fine young horse to Calvin Stanton of Baltimore.—Jacob Mott killed thirty .rattle snakes one day last week. Three old ones and twenty-aeven young ones and it wasn’t much of a day for snakes either.—Wheat Is turning out very poorly. — Republicans In this place are well pleased with the nominations for county officers, and say It could not be better.—The ice cream party at Mr. Wertman’s was a success.—The dance at the hall was well attended, but some ot the Delton elghty-rod-whbkey was there m usual. — Wallace and Edward Campbell have gone to the lake shore to pick peaches. . R. K. Stanton sold his horse for $25: be bad nearly become of age.—Geo. Wilson is very poorly at this writing.—Mrs. P. G. Henry is entertaining relatives from Bat­ tle' Creek.—Odle VanHorn and company returned home last week from Wall lake where they have been camping nearly two weeks.—M. Aldrich visited his brother In Grand Rapids last week.-IL K. Stan­ ton has moved in his new house.—Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Tobias started last Monday to visit relatives in Ohio to be gone about two weeks. - Henry Gaskill will soon move to town. He thinks be will locate in Hastings, as be has scceptod govern­ ment employment, looking over the mall. Shell Warner and cousin, Anna, soon expect to visit relatives In retosk^r.—Dr. VanHorn and wife started last Friday to visit their daughter. Mrs. Dr. Horner. of I Lake Odessa, to remain until Tuesday. Quite a number of nor young folks at Additional Local News. Republican*. The ticket pqt lu nomination by the republicans of Barry ■ county is one ,of exceptional strength. It is one that commends itself to the citizens of Barry county as a ticket representative of the best inter­ ests and best citizenship of the county. Of the nominees we shall give a brief sketch. DAVID nUGGETT The .republican nominee tor represen­ tative U the present supervisor of the township of Assyria. He has filled that as well as other tiffices in Ida township, always with credit to himself, his town and his party. He Is a leading fanner; a man who 35 years ago located In Assyria, with no capital bat pluck, honor, industry and enterprise. By his own efforts ho has made himself not a man of wealth, ta which he never aspired, but a man with a comfortable home, a good farm, and pleas-, ant surroundings. He Is a genial, wholesouled man, one whom to know is to re­ spect. In his case the office sought the man. He has never aspired nor sought office. He Is a man of Ideas, of good judgment, clean life and eminently trust­ worthy. As a representative, he wouhl alm to faithfully represent Barry county at Lanslug. CU A ILLES W. ARMSTUOXO, ' Who has not come within the contagion of Mr. Armstrong's genial native and kindly ways? Be who has not has failed to meet one of the royal good people of Barry oounty. Mr. Armstrong has been probate judge ot Barry county for the past four years, aud is a candidate for re­ election. He hu filled the office so ac­ ceptably that but une case has been ap­ prised from hia court, and bto decision in that waa sustained. The people of Barry win do uo well w«u to vu keep him uuu where w«t« he .re county will Ia Mr. Armstrong was one of the boys who wore the union blue; and when lie Of this city is the republican nominee for prosecuting attorney. Mr. Swrezey In his chosen profession Is known well .and favorably to the people of Barry <county. His most bitter opponent will <concede this of the republican nominee for prosecutor—tkpt ho was never untrue to his client Mr. Sweezay's ability and . honesty are not questioned. He would bring to the office superior ability and none could question his honesty. The Journal has intimated that violations of certain laws will be winked at if.Mr. 8weezey be elected. Mr. Sweezey as-ures us that he will faithfully and Impartially enforce the laws If elected. And as to the opposition nominee. If he cares to parade bls own record in that regard, we shall be pleased to discuss the subject with him. ALOXZO E. KEXASTOX AND FRJZD W. WAI.- The first of tills city, the second of Middleville, are the republican nominees for circuit court coinmiMoners. Mr. Kenseton has acceptably filled the office for six years, and is a young man wboae character. ability and service* to the county and attainments tn his profusion fit him eminently for the place. He should be retained there. Mr. Walker was recently admitted to the bar, and is a young man of high character and splendid ability. They make a good pair to draw to LEE 8. COBB Of Rutland, is the republican nominee fur surveyor. Mr. Cobb la a gentleman whose qualifications for the office none can question. He has been a surveyer for years, and was four years deputy county surveyor. He should be elected. DBS. A. L. VAXHOBX AMD J. W. SACKETT The first of Baltimore, the second uf rnt>rteTlllp’ ,re lhe republican nominees Wc!1 fr* lhat standing high in tbeir . P”>fe»tan and as men. �■Ml BRITAIN’S DANGER. ic/ffls Hastings Banner Thur Jay, September 1, tSgo. the Asian Scourge. ! ODE MOKE FATAL 0AM REPORTED, Qo/?u/ay CURE Opinloi SICK j6o£ me, I want that JoB/icca When you want a FRESH LUNCH,:-: Th the. best" c^evVin^ tobacco Go to the for 'the money and anylhinp eJte. fve triea it and. IfnovV all a bout if. JoHy^R i* made by To Advertisers If you wish to advertise aad need Instruction, send one dollar for our “ Book for Advertisers." A little study of that book will enable you to decide what you ought to do, and give an idea of the probable cost. If you instruct us to place a certain amount of ad ver­ mins for you in tho way we think will do you tho most gtxxl. you should send an explicit statement of what you;wish to accomplish, and make suitable arrangements for payment. \ our order wlu then receive all tho attention that it requires. If you wish an advertisement prepared and a plan of advertising marked out; to bo told what papers you should use. and what the cost will be. we will furnish the adver­ tisement and tho plan-either or brih.and submit them for yourconrideration, together with our bill for For preparing advertisernenty, electrotypes and estimates the ad­ vertiser rays us. For the expense at placing advertisements and watch­ ing the fulfillment of contracts wo the advertisement appears. . If you want to lean, all the ins and outs of advertising without any cost or trouble, read If you wish a complete catalogue of all newspapers, -end $5 for tho Ameri­ can Newspaper Directory, For any further Information address GEO. P. ROWEJLL. fr CO., CITY BAKERY. •Fine line of creams and fresh confectionery. Circuses and music ball* were eippty. A. E. RENKES, The funerals which take pi ,ce constant­ ly are conduced without the usuals osteutation. Not more than two or three car­ riages /allow a hearse nhd in many cases tbo body it taken to the grave without a friend or.relative to accompany iU The TAMES A. SWEEZEY. services are limited to a prayer or at moat tJ Attorney at law. Hastings. Mich. to a prayer and hymn. Thia simplicity of Practices In all courts of tbe state. Col­ ceremony is the result of the repeated Warnings of the sanitary authorities and lections promptly attended io. physicians. The Hamburg senate has re­ quested an extra credit of 8,000,(00 mark* RS. E. H. A C. I’. LATHROP, for medical purposes. In Altoun, just be­ Homoepathlc Physicians and low here, there were forty-seven fresh Surgeons All calls ci|y and country promptly at­ cases yesterday aud nineteen deaths. tended to. FROM LONDON AND BERLIN, A. SCRIBNER, M. D.. » Physician and Surgeon, Delton, Mich. ' LoxdoK, Aug. 29.—Dr. Thorne, chief of Office in residence, one block east of depot. the sanitary division of the local govern­ ment board, says he has grave doubts a. a c. h. barber of the abiUty of the board to keep • Physicians and Surgeons. the cholera out of London. He says Calls In Kilty or county responded to with ths great source of danger is in promptness, day or night. the East End. It Is impossible to watch and locate indigent immigrants ILLIAM O. LOWDEN. who naturally gravitate toward the East . Lawyer. End on arrival in the country. They do OCiceAjver Julius Russell's store, State not know themselves where they are go. street/flastings, Mich. lug, nud their address cannot be regis­ tered. They have no work in prospect A. SHELDON, and no friends to receive them, and they • Abstract and Real Estate Office. drift to the alums aud are lost sight of. Abstract Block. Hastings. Money to loan on Real Estate Real Estate They are of course subject to a medical sotil on commission. General conveyancing. inspection at the j»ort of arrival, but they Haring a complete set of Abstract Books, com­ might puss this and yet be infected with piled from the Records, can tarnish complete cholera in the Incubation stage, which t tracts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. would develop afterward. Radical Measures Talked ot P. DRAKE, M. D., Ordinary travelers can be watched for Office over Holloway’s drug store. any desired length of time after arrival, as Office hours from 2 to 4 p. m_ Telephone, con they have destinations in view and cau oecting with residence, at Holloway's drug give their addresses. At the instance of store. Dr. Thorne all the leading |nedlcal officials under the government met Saturday to g M. FOWLER.D D. 3. discuus the situation. It was resolved that more stringent measures than now Office hours 8 a m. to 5 p. in. possible should be authorized. There is a growing feeling that Gladstone should MITH A COLGROVE, 1 convene the ministers and paua an order Lawyers. on the ground of public expediency em­ (Office tu Union block. Hastings.) powering officials to absolutely exclude Practice is all the courts of thestate. , immigrants at their discretion so long as the danger from cholera exists. i E. KENASTON, Attorney at Law, BERLIN, Aug. 29.—At a conference of (Over J. 8. Goodvear & Co.'s store.) Practicesln all eourtsof the State. Collections the ministry of the interior Saltirday it xvmptly attending to. was decided to publish daily the dumber of esses of cholera reported throughout R. TIMMERMAN, Homcepathlc Phy- Germany. The minister of the Interior • slclan and Surgeon, took this action at the suggestion of the (Office over Lathrop's drug stare.) emperor, who believes that the plague can be fought more advantageously If the T AW, REAL ESTATE ANDCOLLECT- people understand the exact nature of the JU ING OFFICE OF peril to which they are exposed. In Berlin especially such a course is regarded as ad­ _J>Ai.shnwox A Smith, visable. because a panic can be averted Woodland, Mich. by the publication of all the facta. The city C. S. Palmerton', J. 'M^Smith, Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. waa never cleaner or healthier and with proper preventative measures It probably can be kept comparatively free from the infection. BUSINESS CARDS. C H W P S F Newspiper Atfnrtlllng Bareu, • ipareuctn.. arwrott nsncumnu 50 Th. Ml-»lo« 1— — —<“-1«•'’“J*1 5^ nm come to this country soon, be raid, “it will be neceraary to keep a -tries watch. If R keep* away for months there may he a relaxation of vigilance in other norts. both In this country and abroad, which will render It all the more oeceasary to be vigilant here. In any 1 d°“? think wo should consider ourselves aafe for at least two years." A Suspicion* C»s* Develop*AbWn Pol Ml. u Ao.tf.M>wbo .n^ her. from H.u.btirg, G«rmu>r, two .,o. wm mk.o .o Soil.™TT unl»r aftMruooo •ulenog wlib «o «J1 m.ut MOW ot th. wmpwm. of .noble tbo« ot cb°‘“’; ,™ fact that he has come from a fholerainfected city caused alarm. The haspitol physicians were unable to determine whether be bad genuine cholera or nottb*y thought ho was suffering from a severe attack of cholera morbna—but to te "J. -i. aa. u»r i~uud Po.»i io the tent on tbe river front which was used for typhus patients. He will be kept there until the nature of bls affliction is ACHE i _ etv—-- LOXDON, Aug. 29.—A saijor died ot cholera on the steamship Gerona at Mid­ dlesborough yesterdsy. The steamship haa been quarantined, as other cases are said to be developing aboard her. Pahib, Aug. 29.—Two deaths • from cholera are reported from Sainto Louis ’Acha they would bealmasiprfcri***toflMeesrtka Bafta from thia <U*txa*steg complaint; bat tartahospital. A woman named Say, who lived B*t*ly tbrirgoodnas* dom notand h«ra*nd tho** whoooMtay them trill find tbe** lltfl* pm*vsto> alone, woa stricken last night with a dis­ abla la aotaany vravi that they wlUnotbowtiease which she thought was Asiatlp llng to do without thorn. Bui after ill sink h**d cholera. Yesterday she tried to walk to accurately known- • SIX PEOPLE KILLED. her son’s house to get proper care. She fell In the street and died while bring con­ veyed to the h®*pital. It is said that It Is th* ban* of so many ttvee that Lure Is where wo eiId our groat boasL Our pills cm* It while the cholera continue* to spread in Havre BARRETT, Minn., Aug. 29.—Soo passen­ C'outer'a“L|ttUo Llvtt Pllla are vary small and and other French cities through which ger train Na CA crashed through the tree­ there la much travel to the United States, tie bridge half a mile east of here Satur­ the steamships ot the French line will day afternoon. The train left Mfnneap. cgsso running to Havre, and will touch oils at 8:35 Saturday morning. It is the Instead at some English port, probaby daylight passenger which divides at Han­ OAKTKR ■KDtCINK CO., Naw York! Southampton. kinson for Oakee and Valley City. The SMALL Pill. SMALL HOSE. SMALL PRICE The Epidemic at Hamburg. train consisted of a mail aud baggage car Hamburg, Aug. 29.—The number ot aud two coaches. It was due at Barrett FOR PROFIT BtAep"AD1fl fresh cases of cholera on Saturday was (Mich.) MVBI- •409. the number of deaths JftJf Incom­ at 2.*08 and a as on time when It struck the bridge. The engine And flrat car plete returns for yesterday show .hat there Rncloee stamp for circular. Address. A. S. are at fewest MX) fresh cases. The num­ crossed the bridge safely, the two coaches being precipitated to the river twelve PARISH, Prop'r. . ber of deaths has not yet been ascertained. feet below. The mortality from cholera has raised the number of funerals daily from an average There were 100 passenger* aboard, sixty of eighty-flve to one of 830. Thu city Is of whom were laborers en route for the ^>ot yet panic stricken, but the effeqt of end of the track to work on the Valley the plague is apparent everywhere. The City extension. Six passengers were greets yesterday were deserted for the killed and thirty injured,'two fatally. trat time since the disease became preva- The dead are: Guatat Boqulst, Hoffman, nt. Tbe usual Sunday excursions were Minn.; Mike Crocket, laborer. Depere, abandoned. No excursion train* were Wfs.; James Laurie, laborer. Syracuse, N. Edward Smith,_________ laborer, Dunbar. Wla., run, aud tbe steamers which usually take I Y.; __________________ out partle* lay Idle at the docks. Theatres, j anil two unknown laborers. “ HEAD X a Poor Prospect of Fighting Off COCK BROS.. Proprietors. Pus PROBATE ORDER: State of Mi'iMgso. Cricwly of Birry—«. At a sesNl.ni ot the Probate Court for th • Coun’y of Bgrrr. ho’dsn at «he Probate office, in in the rtty <tf H vnnx->. in * il<t ronntv, on Ssurdav, the .nth <Uy of Jmv. m tne y«n»r ono thousand eight hundred and ninety-two. Present, Charles Wl Armstrong, Judge of ITetiate In tlin matte-of themtateof Geo. H. McLel­ lan. dtxxaatid. On reading and Aline ths petition, duly refi­ tted of David G. lfoWn«o». ndmlulsirator ot the relate of said de~e.-i.--d. prating that he may boUceasad tosel! the roxi retuU of said deceased as In sa'd petition described for tiio reasons therein »?t forth. Thereupon tt Is ordered., that Friday. Um 2tth day of, Atigast, A. D. 1M2, at tan o'clock tn the foreMon oe aasixned for the hearing of saM petilloiiMd that the heirs at law ot said decras-hi and all otiirr pcreous interested in said estate, are required to appear at a session ot said court, then to '** tefttea at the Probate atflee. tn the City of HmUbs?. tn said County, and granted. ’ And It h further ordered, that said petitioner rive uotfro to tiro persons KIRKS IAMON OAF ON THE QUI VIVE AT GOTHAM. Health Hoard Strn Advocate Stopping Immigration. New York, Aug. 29.—At a conference yesterday between tbe mayor and mem­ bers of the health board Mayor Grant urged the greatest vigilance in regard to the Inspection of immigrants during the prevalence of cholera in Europe. Presi­ dent Wilsbu, of the health board, said he was aatrong believer in that Immigration being stopped which plied between buy infected districts and th. port of New York while there was the slightest dan­ ger from cholera. Be believed the great­ est danger lay in cholera coming from other porta where the quarantine system waa uol as rigid at in New York. Bellevaa iu Total Stoppage. “Immigration could be stopped ■ ha said, “by making the quarantine regula­ tions so severe that the companies Would *1 ">•<»'»pouwa would stop of their own accord I b.11.,., it ih.r. ... . ^.,.1 Ung tb. uompMlw ibrouih tb.tr rJrZ ■MWUvwbrr. to cmm wndlag ImnUEJ“ °2"”* ’• Noix Such oould h.r. mJ po»" to pMi •«!>•>> COKDEHSEO uriri sad Keprewatative districts: AN ACT LcgirlaUw*. Seitiox 1.—The peopite of the State of MichlciriJ-nier. That thteBtato «hall be aiwl is hereby divided mto thirty-two Benato Dirtricte. raeb W ™ 'Aeat BlgrtS««s Prepared with scrupulous are. Hlpheo •ward at aU Pure Food Expositions. e nacteacm mateee twm In— _ . 141 S tlio ooonty at Wayu*. Secuko District.—The first. fifth, and seventh wards ot tbe elty ot Detroit. Third DisrRicT.-ITte foarth. rifth. eighth, and tenth ward* of the city at Detroit. , Focrtk DiSTRi<rr,-The twelfth, fourteenth, and sixteenth word* of the dty of Detroit and gri.tfon, and tho city of Wyandotte In th* county of Wa/M. Fifth District.—The cocntira of Lenawee aad Munroe. Sixth District.—Tho counties of St Joseph, Branch and HUlsdri*. Sevutb District.—The conn tic* cf Berrien and Cass. Eighth District.—The counties of Allegan Ninth Di TBiCT.-TUe counties ul KaJ.unosxxi and Calhoun. Tenth D18TXICT.-Tho count!** of Jackson and Washtenaw. Euevkxth DtsTM-T.-TLocr unty of St Clair. TwatrrK Distbict.-TIm> or.untlra ct Oak­ land and Maeomh. Thiitxexth District.—Thec> untie* of Ur­ ination and Guoomw. PocrrxxNTi DisrtUCT.-Tho coantl** of Shiawarere and Ingham. Pirniwra Dtrnu<Tr.-T!»e counties of Bar­ ry and Katon. SiXTBXXTii D»Wrt.-Th* first, boctmmL third, fourth, fifth, sixth, wvrath. eiKbth. ninth, and twelfth wards of theatj of Grand Itapid*. In the county of Kant. SxvmrrxxxTt District.-Tho tenth and elev­ enth wards of th* city of Grand Rapids, and the NONE Such brand. MERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse, N.Y. PROBATE ORDER. ’ ’ Blare of Michigan, county of Bam . m At a seraI on of th- Prolate Cour.’for thCounty of Barry, holden at the I’fonate Oneth* City ofJU.UHX*. 1-4 said c.rnuty nesdav, the Gth dav of Augu-t. sutkevi oar tnourand eight tiuadred aivl idneiv-tafo* Ch""i» w- Armstrong, in am matter of tho estate of Uwipj... Beck.,. dMMMd. ’ On reading an i fliln* the p-titloq dalv tew fled, of Silas Be.-key. administrator St wid a. tale.praying for reasons in raid iwtiUnn S. forth, that ha may bo lleenMd to sell ih- re*i e*:xurot»rid<te.-d*.ei^,jn uid petition d£ Thereunon It is "ordered that Prdwthe ninth day of Seutem ier. A. D i»'« m ten o'clock >n the forenoon. b<- uwgmd for the hesFing ot said petition. thdthe heirs at law of said .h>s-ph •M al! other persons u.!.-rre& m sari estate, are required to appear at a wssJoe <£••« court, then to be holden st ihc Probata (Kllce in the city of Hastings, InraldcomHy.tMp Show cause. If any there be. why the prsyerof Mtaer oruerea, luat raid petillom-rghe notice to the persons interested in Mid estate, of tte ttebdencY of said petition, and tt- hvarint thereof, by causing a copy of thl- oidrr to ta JobUsbed In the flattings lu.sxra J per printed and circulated In ra:-i count of Born-, onoe In each week for two .uecesslvs weeks previous to said day of bearing. . Charlxs W. AHM»ritox«j. /A true COST.)Judge of ProMte. NOTICE O? ATTACHMENT. Rtate of Michigan, the ttrcult Court tor the Connty of Barry. Clement Binlth and Philip T. Celgrovv. H George J. Cox. Notice Is hereby gi ren that on the v.-nd day of EmuTKXXTH DteTMOT.-Th* counties of Ionia July A. D. iwna writ of attachment «as duly ami Motxtoalm. Isaoed out of rhe Circuit Conn for the County of Nixktxkxth District.—Tho counties of Clin­ Harry at thn suit at Clement Bmllh and Ptllin ton and Gratiot T.Colgrovc, the above named plaintiffs against Twextirth Drartucr.-Th* counties of Hu­ the lands, tenements. «o«ds end clutteb. money aud eflects of the said George Cox. detendant ron am. SnnHar. The most seriously hurt are as follows: TwgxTT-riRST District.—Tho count is* of above named for the euin of one l.iunired and fifty dollars, which said writ was r-iuruaWe ca Seymour Bugbee, Manistee, Mich., head Tuas- !a end Lapeer. the 2nd day of August, a. D.!»».'. TwRXTT-sxtoxn District.—Th© county of cut and Internally Injured, will die; Mrs. Dated this 4th day uf August A. D.lspl. A. C. Belyea, internally Injured; George Saginaw. Smith n Colgrove. AUorify* fur Tlalntiff. TwEXTi-rutr.D DtsTOXCT.—The eountlc* ot Gelz 11, Cbarlestoq, S. C., shoulders aud Mnskcgoo and Ottawa. jaws injured, may die; Dennis Horton, Twxx-rr-roVMTH District.—The eonutiee of PROBATE ORDER. Menominee. Mich., internally injured; Bay. Arenac and Mbiland. State of Michigan. County nt Ilany-re. George Haywood, Elk River, Minn., legs TwKXTr-nrru Dirraicr.-The count ire of At a session of the Probate Gmrt for ths badly hurt; Charles E Larson, Water­ Osceola. Nrerajrgo. Mecosta and UabaUa..,. Ooonty of Barry-holden at the Probs'e OSce, town, Miun., badly bruised; John McMil­ TWKXTT-RrtTH DISTRICT.—Tb'l Count 10* of In the City of lUtiingv. in Mdd county, <m Wednesday, the tocn day ot Aujtust. in the lan, road master, back hurt aud injured Manistee, Mason. Lak* and Occena. Twcntt-rmvexth District.-The coontire of year one thousand elf bt hundred snd ninety two. internally, will die; Carl Peterson, Water­ llenxic. Wexford. Grand Triitoo, Leelanaw, rrerStte1* Char,, !' W’ ^nMtfung. .ludge ot town, Minn., scalp badly cut; John Kalkaska, Antrim and Charlevoix. In the matter ot the relate of On Thompson, Boardman, Wla., internally TwxxTT-KioiiTn District.—Th* counties of Arnold, (formerly Bishop)a ndrnf. . injured: D. F. Vale, tit. Paul, upper Up Crawford. Oscoda, Alcona, Mbwaukre, Roecom- Belle On reading and filing the prt!tR.n.dudy>enmou. Og*maw, Iosco, Clare and Gladwin. severed. fled of Almena Stanley, guardtau oi ..kid ndnor, ' » counties of praying that she mav be lirenwd -j *eU We Two Dodias Float Away. Presque l.-lc. undivided on«- seventh Interest of said minor The two men killed whose names are Cheboygan. _____ _ __ u In the landin said petition drecrited for the not known were farm laborer*. Their Thiutiktii District.-The counties of Mack­ purpotes In raid petition set forth. Thereupon it Is order?!, that Friday, the bodies floated dawn the river, and, so far inac, Chippewa, Luce. Schoolcraft. Delta and 2nd day of September. A. D. t«L at’euo'efoek Menominee. as known* have not been recovered. The forenoon be assigned for the hcanneohud THikrrriRRT District.—The count it* ot tntiio scenes at the wreck were pitiful. Many petition, and that thencire al law of '»id deManjuotte. Alger, Dickinvco and Iron. ceaaed ana all other persons interested in said of the men were bound for the same de­ Thirtt-smxjxd District.—Th* coontire of estate, arc required to appear at a •.■".siou of said stination and had previously worked to­ Houghton. Baraga. Keweenaw, th geblc. Onton­ Court, then to be holden at the Probate Offiee gether. They were enjoying themselvea agon and late Royal. In the City of Hasting... fu **!<! roanty. and on the train and were in a particularly Srctiox 1—Ibo election, returns of each show cause, if any titere be. why the prayer «t jubilant mood when the disaster occurred. evunty f rming one senate district, dial! be the petitioner may not be granted. And It u made to the county cb.-rk's office of raid county. further ordered, that said ;et It toner gii enotire to the peraous luli-rreteii in raid istale, of the pendency ot said petition and the hrsriof The Potuuiu du Terre river, so-called, By causing a cop? of this <■«!•«■ lobe which the trestle which fell spanned, is, in such *^nsto district containing the lortrost thereof. published in the Humiuu' Ba5\kii, a new>psas k matter of fact, no river at all for a nunib-r >.f Inhabitniit- ncc"rtiin^~t<> tha wn«us perpiluted and circulat'd :u «sld CMirry of greater portion of the year, but only a of one thouMUid right hun.ired and ninety. Tlw Barry once In each week for thfori *u«r»*!re midday of hearts;:. very hUiall at ream, but baa beeu swollen elxctivn Munn of each Mtiate district rewn- weeks previous t*CRAB. W. AK’HruoXl. • p<*cd of a pinion of a county, shall be made m by-* rectut rains until it is a torrent. the miunty clerk's offic e <>f • r.ch county. This (A true copv.) JtMff'd Probate. It la a singular piece of good fortune act is ordered to take immedinu? effect. Approved Autfuit 6th. IaU. for the passenger* that the cars and dei’ROBAl E ORDER. brh from tbe trestle work fell in the wny Stale of Michigan. County of Dini A«. AX ACT they did, ns otherwise many of the poteenAt a seodon of the frob u-- i iur: (nr'.he* to ger* must have been drowned. As It was To apportion anew.the roprraentative* among Muntv ot Barry, hohten at the Probate the city of Hastings, in raid county, on WrilnrsJhe fallen bridge kept the cars from being tho Mtveral con a tics and districts of thh d*y. the 3rd day ot Auxu’t. hi the tear one ' submerged or drifting away. ihi‘u«ar.d eight hundred and nil State. sf Present, Cbarirs W. Ar.- Hgrrtox l. -Tho people of the Bute cf Mich- Proba.e ONLY FORTY-THRHE SAVED. U-an enact. 1 hat the Houm of it. presontative, F»:»to t t Aaron In the matt, r of the n •hall baroaftcr be composed of one hundred N. Warren, dreea-ed. member*, elected lurrwrido tu n ratio of one Ou reading and tiling tl.p |<t•tin- n, duly veii_ ri-prounuttlvo to ovory twenty 11 ion rand nine fled, of Ai.rvda Warren, uldow -. .*•: **iit - . aerou------Au^ a-FcrtY-.!.™. o< ,b, 'liffl JT^:ad, nta>Hg that a c-rt.di- it Mn:::x:.t non >0 file In said court purporting to Id the U»t *iu men imprisoned by the explosion in the bora of any iritet. in cacti organwod c.-.unty, and and tcst.-imeut of said deceastMl be admitted w totoUpnlmal AI.rk.n.tlK h... I-.Q SXu«5^uS--------- --pet'bale and that aduiir.l-tnt'nu .d Mid rttate id ratio, and may It granted tu the-pcUtiwwr or some other found to be alive. Thirty-flveof them -------------------------------------------not iadudod tbcreln. until .wy hnndred rep- suitable person. ht wsrs «»ntotiv<<* *ra asrigntwi b.T. b.,0 Uk.a Wtb. Mb,-, d,ht KXS,1------ that is to say. withta ThereujMiu it la ordered^ flat nu-*dsj. the nt were tho county <d Wonw. twelve (12); Kent, fare G»); 30th day ot August. A. D.. tettoeexlr too weak to las moved and were left left bebe- Sagin.w. Saginaw, four four >«/; U); Hey. three Clair. In the forenoon, be assigned for tbt besriMw low. For the remaining 100 miners there • '3,;,-Lena Lcrmw-e, »3) we, two (2); Jackin twoi:); said petition, and that the hrirs xt ia«* of rare Uno bop, Horn. sJturrA.q.uu, ” ?' deceased and all olherp. r*«»i-K»t;t. rested estate, are rrqulnd io apja-ar *1 » rlvixl at Aberkensflg yesterday ou a Of raid court then to be holfteu at the I rotate special train. The lord mayor has under­ Office. In the rtty of Hartuigs, In said county, taken the raising of a fund for the fami­ and show cause. If anv ttim- be,»nr the pry* of Ute MUttauer may not te grinded. And h lies left destitute by the loss of fathers or la furtnaroedered. that said prittwiaT pre no­ brother* in the accident. Of the eight tice to the persons Interested in rV '' hmen who were ; oo weak to be removed TirnStiJ,'; ,AJur?PLapror. <«e the pendency of raid petition, and the biirimc (1);Gratiot,<me fl); Huron, <«m> (1); ( Imion. thereof by causing a copy of this order to te from the mine six have recovered nud the otw (Ij:8t.-Jn»cpri. uno (I); Branch, eno <11 j (niblished In the Mtetings Rasskk. * other two have died. CD j Ronr- P"0 <»?Cl“*’ru" UJ; per printed and circulated In Mid county « Menominee,one ill; Llvimrotou, one (1); Noweek for three -u.vessivs < 1): coo (1); laabtila. ora lltirrv, once in each said day of ‘“’r (U <><*»*. one (1); the coun­ weeks previous toCBARX.M New York. Aug. 29.—At the national | !P ’ W. auxjmroJto, ties of MidJind. Gladwin and ArrWap shall con(A true copy.) Judge of IWo-e. convention ot the Sodalist Labor party yesterday candidate* for president and ▼ice president of the United Scatee were Thu c<>uuti»« of Woxford, Mhonukeo and 3-omit Me,:. Represeutative* were pres* n'Fnwr.tAt:vIj district ♦n: Lop New Jersey, New York, Masaa- and bo entitiod to one nrorewentetive, and the c-.u-ei.*, Pennsylvania aud Connecticut. nlection ruturna of raid district shall bo made to tho conn tv <4 Wexford, Simon Wku, < f Boston, n tailor, was .♦Ei? «'■!• <u*d Lak* shall cou2TOai •' for indent aud ?i.i n,p"*t’nuuvo dl»brict. and be on" carpenter of Brooklyn, tur vice pm idem. rnT„ti“U‘T n( Ur*nd Traverwo. Lreknuw , L,.ehio,. M1" "hoA ooratitute a roproeenmtiro district and bo cntitiml tn one repreacutative, , ViMreoros, l„i. Aob a-Trfin and th* uloction roturns of Mid district shall be county of Grand Trave™ * Fomonn H. Mj»™, ot lb. Ohio ud “■{de Thwciuntira of Antrim. Charlevoix and galHImtwlppl ronnd-boiuo, wu .truck with district an Iron pip. b, John Millor, « wlnor and and be entitled to one reprow-ntativn. and the tte^reVvT*W dUrtrlcl ’hftU h" to St7< Hb -“"H ™ aud It I, uld thu ho ocinot lira. Mll^r “55 7rcrotaUJ?t “*c **■■«»”«> rre S^olXil.™et"iaU “,n,ld*to ouan' [all her. Annular ot th. Mana, ot Myers threaten to Ivnch xnn., o ? . the RECORD. DEATH sateVSLW?-; Tentative district arid bo entitled to •entaure. and the elaction return* < Ml°w.uk'2“ C”i*R' pl0M“ M,u» Prraquo u5uV,B^^-"-W'’'rao' «* • mpTraontativo district entitled to un* nvpr«*i*itative mvl tho or 'h<-CcX-y rlft-hi'1*°waU4Cl ’t®U ’* °“d® “ “CU- ? -«». Joax W S*«<11MO, Wu. ”------oiSoiX" ”* Alexander »o<«, the election «•!«.. Kirktland n^-i « Cbte^o. tTO’lnn; MooS'^T?1^ «r ’•■1-taowu eita. MORTGAGE SALK Default having been made In the of a certain mortgage by Fra«l*dfiW and Cordrila Sllsbr. Ids ulfr, io .Mrs <.JLWj line, dated April i«h. A D i*<. «'<i n7*'JS“ in ibeuffiee of the register <•?,<!«•’'•». *■« county of Barry and Slate of M^b'pw. on 2®ti> <tav of April. A. D. DM. in 1 t*r rages, on page 5Wi; and raid mortgRRe w*> « the nth itav of December, iw. by Mra. CM. Cantine to .lohu A. Grebhvjwasaid assignment was record '.. In the <«» « register of deeds for the countv el R*JJT ■?? state of Michigan, on the first day.uf Juli. tn liber M of mortgage!, ou n.w A»» irxsx recorded In the office of register of dreo to county of Barey. state of Mi-n g..;, on im « day of July, if». in liber a of n.«rtrtf*«* page 347, on which mortgage th-re ts « to be due at the date o! this notice th'' « four hundred, thirty seven dotisr* and five cents, and an attornej - fee of toewyn dollars provided for In said mortKWte, suit or proceedings U law having t*« ed to recover the monejs, m cured W mortgage, or any part thereof; >» w by virtue of the no .ver of sale ccnrainedin « mortgage, and the statute m m.< b case w® and provided, notice Is hereuy given tb-a » Batnraay, the first day of Wt'ter, ten o'clock In the foreuoon. I 5''1 auction to the highest Wu^rrA«rirvri IB* front door ot the court house In Ueti) nun. Mleblr- n. (that ‘' V •'. „? m circuit court for lurry county Is hoMen^. premises described fn rjftbe much thereof as may be nece'Mry ««• ta amoontdueon «.atd mortgage. - .!•> cent interest, and all legal re*!*. .*4.> IUrf,^.ia. Satean^a tee ri twentyre ;!o ^JSSJsd ted for therein, the 'n mere orptf* In said mortgage “ art I hat ccrt. *. I v'.'kre eelaftandriraaxein the J \sate of Bpringa. tn th* county of - io*TbeDortb' east <W*l™* 1'^^ thm® D w Assignee ri Mur’P«rt‘ BMrrx a Cot«novk, AttaraeysfocAMlguee. Dated July Ut 1M. more or less. t �' . MORTGAGB8AL8. 1~made In he Ivr! •" P* , LABbR VIOLENCE. HMantwaUaw. SAimC^Ul •fir clothe*»,y fatty <00 KCaift-k TodotbDoU^ AyMaupna Doey-royon! . « .tv ot Bum a .<1 a: .u <4 Steed*, r* £ artbMktzv A '• jHrhW1.. "I |j.<g niongaxei’. uu t-. ge W. 1<‘". IS- was awlr""d June l«ttL i*id :''",!‘~^t.rrk>;ia"dii* 'i ***bt”nie&t duly ”f Gir tteswer of Deeda ov-rtgaf* ■r« cents. .„•<inil 1.0 suit or prot ern incltuted io re­ ped t-j said piortgage. il4 iDOrtff*g*« *u“ the »d<* »i.d provided, notice Successors. rinkarton* JtoJlRBANK*Co. CHIcSu. i r.i 'rr. Assignee of Mortga<ve. /’rneys for Asslgnre of Mortgagee. iCROUP REMEDY.! ;>abibt, safe, ’ SMOKE oebtah. i■;> BE IN EVERT HOCSEBOLD g DO YOU tt P0WERJ’ JCOUCH Cn.up. Wtuxjplag Cough, lOONT DELAY IREN'S COUGH CURE] NO 35 gan Central always ths sahe i. 'flLWAYS THE BEST fain SC-QIQAR iRfEMPS balsam IN THE l« l,K*t Agent, Hastings Office at FORDS HOTEL, TUESDAY, SEPT, 13 One day only DB. HOLMAN S. HUMPHREY Late of London, now of Chicago, with a BRANCH OFFICE at I til* v -"d this County each month for tho post six months, and during these visits has examined and pre bribed for hundreds, and effected many of the most Wonderful Cures ever made in the State! mir friends and neiglibors about Dr. Holman S. Humphrey. There is 'scarcely a neighborhood in the county that id tl■ ■* iwueflt of the doctor’s wonderful skill, and rarely a family which has not had one or more of its members ' from death and.restored to health after all hope had been given up and the family physician pronounced the.tase \ If inflicted <!<• n<»t fail to cjim-sult this most eminent physician and surgeon. :i4nati>tiiH. consultation*! * ice free. r.-.? fxpenaivo tnntroweota and in nntkinu aaidyais, mwnwcopic tenunc exs.n inntian*, yvt he n.- - . tu any one, b*U^vln<it to . ■ ;>hy»iclsn’» dn'y toa*c-rti»in re- ciartilion withoatexpenM locate a monthly vi»it ti. un.i no wtmd< hs tells th* invalid/ liwik st n patient ni-yn Hntnphrr'j (• never mis- nl.jhical con«ii»; *n«l dvatrur'ive caphbili- r j® DR. H(WH S HU’IPnR Cures After AH Others Fail. •■I <4i l> a •. bat h- l.a* tb.iniUahly "(.>! !•»* M. Bevr*>n. E •thergili. H- i.bm-l- •*trim with him a fall Hue ruk tecurn*!. ns of the b-sir. m th-i r>Mi of any kind, cwtarrb. /tc.. which ezaalaatfous red in<ii'-!'-nsible to a correct ’ho» prrpnrsd with costly <>at:c*nd ocher n**sntial Inotraa strictly first-eleMdlMSiL '. tbcmflliclrd would do well doctor and r»t his opinion ■ r tbs doors of hope are yet :<*cd Mtalr.it them. taniine point in the connw* : till* is espeeiHljy tree of nil w*. all or any of which are -rtain time: ttu.1 ie, until anch de.. HrUoa it is not <-Ol nnti! prematarr death cloaca the con . X>Uea*e«of Wnmcu, such m bare baffl-d -the skill <;f all other ph»*L eians and tb<dr re:n<-di>*. Dr. Humphrey qnioLly can*. Ulora tamars, fibroid it.d f”’ rrowtbs cored without tbe use of th.. ku>fa «k Manhood PerteeUy Tteatored. Quick. oriri-e lo-t msnluav*. "pe’instorrbai. h***. «r*»n I* I ay ■ME MB rests'—Buff*!, Soap oifty :i< a’ ill that terrain "land -itnate In the township rounty of Barry and state of ,wu and described os follows: • southeast quarter of tbe of sceti-n thirty town one ten west containing twenty BUFFALO, Aug. 81—The troop* have all been withdrawn and their places been taken by A comparatively small force of deputy sheriffs and police at those points in the railway yards where trouble Is most likely to occur. Five men were arrested yesterday for interfering with switchmen at work, and some stone throwing Is reported. This causes tbe THE ATTACK MADE IH THE DARE. SANTA CLAUS wuh seven per twether with MEETING OF BUFFALO STRIKERS. Strikers Fire a Volley at Their Use r„ I dud! veil at public • t bidder, at the north tt H<»u-e In the City of the place where the Cir> C'U'i’t Is hrideu.’, tbe neither laborers nor mechanic* within the meaning of the statute." pne&veb cun*! br a n m..Me- al'-r ra--n.. ),triune oumpvund- ,u| ..f treatmem nnr I,My. prsomtnre <I.m-i»Mid kteiirnl Imrttd or nna»illf<>|('» or fdltre* I -I 1 Wi.i m-dimn-e ►•■i.’ »» e. nmltatiun •f-n.b... ,---- --------- —----- ---wen In progress here for some days by tbe switchmen of tbe New Orleans aud Northeastern railway, a part of the Queen and Crescent system, growing out of the objection ot tb.m.n to th. j.rtmuUr, who was from St. Louis. The men left work aud the f ardmnster telegraphed to St. Louis for switchmen to take their places. A party of eleven me*i arrived here at 9 o’clock last night from St, Louis and went to work at once. At 11:15 p. m. tho men were seated around tho yard talk­ ing when four of them in a group were suddenly fired upon ami all four tell bad­ ly wounded. llaucl Webb ,, cuu’s a name mime wim rm iuuuuij H. Walter roundly hissed last night when the workingmen of . the south side of Buffalo met in mass ! meeting to take action on tbe death ot I yoUDB Michael Broderick, who was killed I by tbe militia n-u during the strike last ----week. — . | John H. Hynes presided, and one of the I speakers was Dennis H. Ryan, master of tue local assembly K. of L. DLMiliSNEffi Rev. Father Cronin, editor of The Catholic Union, sent a letter in which be laid: “It seems to me that the-deadly shooting of tbe young boy was not only unjustifiable, but unsoldlerly as well, and I believe the vigorous denunciation of tbe cruel deed by the district attorney and coronor finds gene ral Indorsement in this community.” As far as could be made out there were a dozen men lu tbe attacking party. One of the wounded men had strength enough ktt to draw blr nrolrrr .ml Ore, bringlas down one of their assailants. The other switchmen rushed up to tbo assistance of their wounded b^thren and the strikers fled. Geo’rge Sprague, of the switchmen, was fatally wounded, and will live only a few bouts, aud W.R. Smith, W. R.Maples ... F. ,. Jones are an, seriously ..no..,., and perhaps pero.p. and J. sk-ilon, „* of tbe fa. l.ly “ wouudri. • • J,u>« _ 2„„_, — I* also .fatally . .....hurt. . Strikers, There is oothlng Bko tbe RESTORATIVE NERVINE dlicuvcred by th“» R. MILES, to cuio all ccr Hondacho. tho Blues. N cn. Sleeplcocnoao, H«xa ---------- .Fits and Hystoria* Uieir tmetiec, Mid a i wbT^-Thn beat eoilcr *TO ever DR. MILES’ MEDICAL CO., Elkhart.lnO, tziiajl bottle free. Blroit, Lansing & Mem The resolutions demanded that the authorities hunt down the “cowardly as­ TIME TABLE. sassin;" that the district attorney proee­ In effect May 10,1882. ......... ' TOt., thnt « ti. dt, wu.- QJjJgf ...» Rapids, Detroit martial law at the time, the governor be Favorite Route between Grand and the east. I called upon to order a court martiaL A ■M. IP. M. I r.M. ! committee was appointed to carry out the j PurP°®® of the meeting. „ Eaxt Part* „ McCord Will Shat Off Credit. ., Alto Elmdale , »■-*» ««"«► .. (fiarksvllle “•»<>•■>• >»“ by which Lake Odessa ' the terms of credit to tho locked-out ,, Woodbury ., Sunfield granite cutters will be limited to thirty „ Mulliken GALL FOR HOMESTEAD STRIKERS. days by all members of the Quincy Grocer’s .. Graud I-edge Ar lansimt asMoclAtlou. The movement has frequent­ „ Detroit ly been urged by the granite manufactur­ ers who are now satisfied that the men Homestead, Pa., Aug. 33.—It was will be speedily starved Into subjection. Lv (Howard City learned yesterday that the Pinkerton As tbo grocers are dependent upon tho .. iBdmart 10=10 agency Home time ngo sent forty men Into workingmen for support and tho working­ tbe Carnegie mill as non-union workmen. men are strongly united through the cen­ These men deserted in small squads, and tral labor union, It is^not improbable that were taken into the strikers’ ranks. They Che union may establish co-operative _________ gained the confidence of the Amalga­ stores. ,. iLSMUg mated leaders, and. It is said, gathered Moro Striking in tho Lumber Mills. „ Grand Ledge considerable evidence against participants Rhinelaxder, Wis.. Aug. 20.—The ,. Mu'llken In-tbo riot ot last July. It is also said Sun fie! dmill bands at Eagle River and Wood boro, .. „ Woodbury Chat they have discovered tbe hiding place LakeUdtnsa of tho captured rifles and will proceed numbering iu all about 50C men, are out .. „ Clarksville I on strike for ten hours a day with present against those who have possession of Elmdale wages and bi-monthly pay, At Eagle .. Alto them. River a number of men have been paid off ., McConl Going to Look for Those Gans. .. East Fat h A surprising number of Pinkerton men and discharged. Ar (Grand Kapid were in Homestead yesterday and there la THE PYTHIAN SUPREME LOD^SE. much suppressed excitement over the pro­ posed search for the guns ot tbe captured Pinkertons. For several weeks Pinkor* ton’s best‘detectives have been endeavor­ ing to locate the weapons aud now with the authority of search warrants they pro­ pose to compel the possessors of the Win­ chesters to surrender them. Two months ago the great steel works shut down, and so far as tbe men are concerned there is no perceptible weakening, nor do tho majori­ ty express any doubt of victory. The linn insists that so fnr as they are concern­ ed the strike is over, and point to tbe mills as their evidence. ■■ Hotels Inside the Works. Yesterday architects began the prepara­ tion of plans for two hotels of about 10U rooms each to bo erected just inside the mill yard at .Munhall station for tho use of single employes of the Carnegie Steel company. The buildings will be fitted with all possible conveniences. An official of the company said yesterday: “Our Idea Is to give our men a nic$ room, good food and al! conveniences possible fora small sum per week. They will ba as comforta­ ble ns if they were at their homes." Kassas City, Aug. 31—Yesterday tbo Pythian supreme lodge elected officers, and the following is tbe roster: Supreme chancellor, W. W. Blackwell; supreme vice chancellor, W. B. Ritchie; supreme prelate, E. T. Blockujer. of San Diego, Cal.; supreme keeper of records aud seals, IL I*. C. White, of Nashville; supreme chancellor of exchequer, S. J. Willejf of Wilmington, DeL; supreme master at arms, Representative Lyon, of Kansas; supreme inner guard, O. H. Gardineer, of New York; supreme outer guard, J. W. Thompson, of Washington, D. C. Grand Ledg-j Fortlami lonta Howard City Ionin Stenton t-dmore • Every day, others week days only, t stop on sirnnl. Parlor care on nil trains between Grand Ranidrsnd Detroit. Heals 25 cents. Connections made in Union station. Grand Rapids with the Chicagoa- wkht Michigan Railway for Chicago and thb Wkst and von MckkrGON, MA.NlHTKE.TltAVXKa* CITY. ElJC RAP­ IDS and Pktoskrt. Favorite route to the summer resorts of northern Michigan. Trains leave Grand Rapids for Chlca „ .. Ar Lv Ar ** Leave for Manistee and Traverse City M. and 6:17 P. M. Parlor cars on day trains and sleepers on night trains to Chicago. Tbe Pythian Sisters and Sisterhood are Ask our agents for further particulars or different organizations, the latter admit­ write to ting no males and devoting its attention Gkorok DrHaven. Gen’l Pass 'r Ag't. Grand Rapids. largely to protective matters. The Pythian Sisters elected Mrs. Hattie A. Robinson, MORTGAGE SALE. of Ohio, supreme chief aud Mrs. M. D. Whereas default ba* been made In the pay­ Wood, of Missouri, supreme keeper of ment of a certain indenture of tnartpute made records. The Sisterhood made Mra. ,A. A. and executed by -Clement Higdon, of Hires. county and Mate of Michigan to Peter Young, ot Concord, N. H., supreme chan­ JarkNou Covert, of Fanner village. Seneca county and The search for the Pinkerton weapons cellor and Mrs. L. A. Small,gt Farming­ Mate of New York, bearing date the 2!»tb day ot September, A. D. isil and recorded in the last night did not prove very *ucc<-sbful, ton, N. H., supreme keeper oi records. register of deeds ofilce ot Barry county and state The Cotnpietltlve Drill*. k ns'only a box ot Wiche»ter rifle* were of Michigan in liber X of mortgage* on page secured. , ' ■ New Albany, Ind.; Grand Rapids, Mlcbr at! on Uje first day of October A. 1>. 1874 on which mortgage tliere Is claimed to be due and Little Rock, Ark., and Girard, has com ­ RESUMED THE PROSECUTIONS. nt the date of this notice the sum of _____ I plrted in the division drill* yesterday and eight hundred and ninety five dollar* and fifty The Cxmcgle Company Has Six Mtn Ar- all received great applause from the specta- two cents (HUMS) and no proceedings at law d. i torr. There will ba no more battalion or tn equity having been lustitued to recover said debt or any part thereof. Secretary Lovedrills, ns a number have been withdrawn ; P1TTSBPRG. Aug., Now. therefore, by virtue of the power of sale comiKwr, b., ibrr.t-r.Ui.lmll.uiab.lUlloot.kn the enntalred iusa'.d umrlgage, and the statute In jov, of the Carnegie *n h case made and provided, notice I* hereby rnmnird Mr oroucuUqp. »g.io.t th. ) Orauprixe in drf..Uot other, .pt-arlas. jlven that on Friday the 14th day of October. Homtutrad Milker. and ~ . nt suit 1 ,.______ A. D. 1692. at one o'clock tn tbe afternoon, I shall sell at public auctieu, to the bight s', bidder, at Mix persons who wire In Homestead July ( Ac lost night’* meeting of che supreme the north front door of tbe court bouse In the ft, the day the Little Bill wn« forced i■ lodge the new ritual waa exemplified aud city of Hastings, ;t!iat being the nlace », me ,h»j ...« *--■»—• ■ ••••- -—->£• W(M} highly complimented. It will be sent where tbe circuit court for Barry county Is holdto surrender, were arrested yesterday, | ,jowtl lo grapfi nnd subordinate lodges eh), the premise* described in said mortgage, or charged with conspiracy and aggravated | for fart|)er I . so much I hereof as may be necessary to pay the amount due on said mortgage, with accruriot. Five of the men were arrested iu [ J------------ntt Interest, and all legal oats, together Pj-thlaus Meet Next at Washington. Homestead. They arc Burgess John Me- | with an attorne) '* fee of twenty-tve dollars Lnekie and George-Ryland, charged with .... _________ _____ ______________ Kansas City_____ , Aug. 30.—The next bien- covenanted for therein, the premises being conspiracy; Thotuns J. Crawford, chair- ■ n<a| ^ sioa of tjie supreme lodge and en- described in said mortgage as all the undivid­ ed one half pf the nort hwest quarter of the south iniin of the advisory committee, and > of th0 Knights of Pythias will east quarter of section thirty one (31) town Willi.™ G««b-.. cbwwd «>.b_ rtoj.,u , hcW nt „ lhe ,apma, three (3) north of range seven (7; west and con­ eon,!..™,-, .....I Willi.™ O«UnCT. cb.rs.,1 a(WJ., ,harp Mn. taining forty acres of land more or less: also U16 following premises, beginning at a stake with-noL test between Ixrohvill*, Washington and standing south twelve chain* twelve and onelutlf link.* from -ji stake, sixteen chains and I I ' ."h" ™.T w.. --.r ' l™n»™>poll* '1™> »«• »•» • thirty links west from quarter stake between Jolm Lb. .IxtU wn. ar..r- ; oj Onal w„hlngton John Edwards, the sixth !n«n, man. was thirty one aud thirty two In the abovo rested in Allegheny last night ata museum ceived &2 votes while Louisville followed section* town, thence west eleven chain* to a post, where he hud secured a position as mini­ with W. Iudlan4>olii* was not in the con­ thence sotiUi seventeen degrees, east six chains aaa fifty links to a white oak tree, thence north clan. Edwards is charged with riot. The test after the preliminary skirmishing seventy nine degrees, east nine chains and mm all gave bail for a hearing and were and the fight narrowed to Louisville aud twenty flvelinks to a post, thence north four released, with the exception of Edwards, chain* and titty links to the place of beginning, Washington. who in default of ball was sent to jail. together with all the right of flowage which the party of the first part now has, excepting from SAYS NISBETT WRONGED HIMthe abovo four half acre lots heretofore deeded INION ON THE EIGHT-HOUR LAW. to Hooker, Scott. Buchanan and Corset:, al! situate tn the county of Barry and state ot. Michigan. Chicago. Dated July 18th, tew. Interpretation. Chicago, Aug. -80.—A sensational di­ I'rrxB Covjurr, Washington, Aug. 30.—In response to vorce suit was begun yesterday by Alfred' Mortgagee, jAMKflTWHXATOli, a request tho attorney general has ren­ M. Compton. Mr. Compton is a salesman dered an opinion as to the application of with the house of J. V. Farwell & Co.,'aud the eight-hour law. The attorney general well known in the social circles of Evans­ in his opinion says; “In view of the previ­ ton, having resided in that suburb over ous legislation upon the subject, the twenty years. Tie most sensational alleged evil sought to be corrected, and in feature of the bill is chat Thomas C. NIs­ deference to tbe legislative understanding bell is named s» co-rea pondent. Mr. Nis­ and purpose apparent In debate and re- ] bett is one of the best known men in Sun­ ports of committees while the act was day school work in Illinois. For many under consideration—tbe act itself, with­ years be has been a leader in church work out violence to ite language, being sus­ and he now holds the position of chair­ ceptible of either construction—I am con­ man of the Diinoui division ot tbe Chris­ strained to hold that the l*w, as to labor­ tian Endeaver society missionary board. ers and mechanics in the direct employ­ Nisbett used to lira in Alton, ILL, at ment of the government and of the District of Columbia, is general, and that which place he ran a big grocery. He left the limitation to public works applies Alton about eight years ago and went to only to such persons as are in the employ Minneapolis, where be was prominent In church work. Two or three years ago, of contractors and sub-contractors. however, Nisbett left the Flour City and Their Cases Are lu DoubL “As to your second question, pertaining came to Chicago, where he has since been to particular employes, I beg to suggest engaged in real estate work. He declares thiitita answer depends upon matters of he will have no difficulty in proving his. without a parallel in the history of medicine. All dniggists are snthorised to sell it on a pos­ fact not stated and not within my cognis­ Innocence. __________________ itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can sucance. If the employes named are ordin­ cc«. dujl^ sand. That it may become known, ary Laborers or mechanics working for the । V1ENMA, Aug. 30. — Emperor Frans government for wages under ordinary I Joseph baa ordered the Red Cross society the Proprietors, at an enormous expense, are conditions, the btefute would seem to ap1 toorintuix.- tor tbr cholera service throughf. At the same time, it is quite apO.UA..UU T„^ta™k.M1. a Comjh. Sore Threat, or Bronchitis, use it, for freauently happen that they be within the be erected in different parts of the empire rmerweocy exception named in the statute, and most of these will be under tbe super121 M 5^ <■» fo»fo=“. -am* rb.10. ot U. B«1 Cn-. Tb. ud. V SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE or others on shipboard, ar teamsters, thsir will undertake tbe transport service, ft is employment bring peculiar, they might said, for conveying patients from their P4 7 . matter of fact, ’ homes to hospitals. �Hastings Banner. 14. 1919- editorial notes. FOR PRESIDENT. BENJAMIN HARRISON, . OF INDIANA. FOB VICE PRESIDENT, WHITELAW REID. OF NKW YORK. tide an,I lore the Utile tahutre ot M714.OTX root,? Thia would bo tbo outcome or tree trade and neb a poller U abaoluteiy ruinous. three got there. And when they arrived at Middleville, these toll-worn travelers did not yell to Mr. Jordan to come down with his bright smile and gentle voice to meet them there in the middle of the hlgh- Dcmocratlc endorsement of the people’s party nominees means what? Means this Not much. But the trio sought out Mr. Jordan In the seclusion of his office, and remained with him secluded for a long time. If everybody didn’t know that the three pil­ grims from the county hub were so much In love with tbe dear people that they abhorred the politician’s arts, and were 24 karat, middle-of-the-road. Omaha and Weaver men, you might be at liberty to call this little gathering a political con­ ference. But the world may never know what subjects were discussed at that meeting. We may presume a little, we may presume that John Sullivan Dennis proposed that tbe quartette go out and do up tbe giant monopolies of our land. Or. they may have discussed the weather, or civil service reform. Or. they may have considered the probability that Weaver might carry the whole United Slates, .with Canada and Mexico thrown In. Or, the senatorship from this district might have been.the topic. Or, It la barely possible hat tbe editor whispered that he held the key to Yaple** ear; and that it would be bandy tor Jordan to have a show at It too if Cleveland were elected and Jordan wanted the Middleville post-office. But why speculate? It is sufficient to know that tbe quartette conferred. and nothing else, that *■ "deal" between leaders for the purpose of putting the people's money in the pockets of these few leaders has been made. It means more IbuB that, that the rights and prin­ ciples ot tho rank and file have been sold for the red pottage of office for a few lea­ ders. Unless the people’s party In Barry county sball'snccced tn getting democratic .JOHNT. RICH. endorsement, they will have a race with For Governor............. .... FerUemenaat Gibi>il<i» the prohibitionists for third place. Ail that can give that party respectability in For Secretary of For Treasurer........ JOSEPH F. HAMBITZKR. For Auditor-General. STAN LEY W.TLRNKR. numbers in Barry county will be the dem­ ocratic help which its leaders are crawling on their bellies to get, and have even at­ s«pt. ruone rot Mmbn SUU Board <d EdunUoo uj-u- tempted to purchase. Great party Is that. E. A. W II.LlSO.v. For Member of Congress- The McKinley bill has done more to re­ vive business and build up Industrial In­ stitutions In this country in the last two years than all the legislation proposed or passed by tbe several democratic congress­ For Iteprere.UUn in es in 20 years. County Ticket. »***“ w.ABiinBbxii For SMrU ................ j'Xiixi a: Heit ifilrit <**-...........JbBiio/xXoUB r" to‘,S“r al Cllii.JH W. JOiblS tor Cmmt,lreM«rer........................... K£xi6x »«r MntM *”• Clra‘" Oo'm c“TwSzS"k: kknaston BRED W. WALKED For Surveyor. For Coroners. ................... LBBB.COBB AB BAM VANHOBN JAMES W. SACKETT To Meet T<5 017 R AIM With that idea in view our fall stock has teen bought. And lSe ^mlnsure'yoa that a cleaner and tetter lot of Boots and Shoes were never * opened up in this city. x We Will Meet Competition. Mon’n heavy Oil Gr. double sole and tap $2.50 Men’s heavy Oil Gr. double sole and Rivers 8.00 Men’s Farmer Calf boot Grand Rapids make 8.50 Men’s JpWote. good’dry weather boot 1.25 . j Bring your ticket and get Good Form, a monthly magazine, when you have traded $10.00 cash. WOOLLEY & BRONSON, ONE PRICE SHOE DEALERS. CHAPTEB XV. That evening on tbe return trip the faces of the trio were wreathed In smiles, and flushed with trlJmph, especially that of John Sullivan Den u Is. Even so good democratic authority as Senator. Carlisle, of Kentucky, concedes that the free coinage of standard sliver dol­ Il’s blamed funny; but over since that lars is^othlng more nor less than a scheme Thursday visit, Milton F. Jordan, of Mid­ to put money in the pockets of rich dleville, is said to be a changed man. He looks as he used to, smiles as of yore; and silver mine owners. his voice is natural. And even now when the subject of endorsement of the people’s Barry county Is a republican county. party candidates Is mentioned to this Barry county will give the republican sturdy Middleville democrat, his manner state, electoral, congressional, legislative would indicate that be would like to , kick the people’s party and tbe endorsement and county ticket a majority. Write that business into the middle of next week. down. But every time he opens his mouth to oppose endorsement, the blamed thing For "middle of the road” people, tbe won’t open. It shuts up tight: and people’s party candidates are displaying strange to say there is not the suspicion of glue or sticking plaster about It. It sim­ most extraordinary anxiety to get demo­ ply aud solidly and decisively shuts up cratic endorsement whenever he would say anything against endorsement. And when it does open, Tbe special session of the legislature of instead of saying what be has all along this state convened to undo squaw buck declared that endorsement was wrong In principle and destractive to party, the cussedness cost the people of Michigan aperture is said to emit words that mean over 315,000. exactly tbe opposlse; for it is stated that since that fatal Thursday of last week, On the living questions of the hour, tbe Milton F. Jordan has been an earnest advocate of endorsement republican party is right, and always has We commend Milton’s sad case to the medical profession for searching Investiga­ been. tion. His friends declare their belief that be still wants to be tbe same Milton F. THE STRANGE CASE OF MILTON F Jordan be - was before Thursday. We JORDAN suggest that he may have been hypnotized by John Sullivan Denuls. The attempt of the Journal to bolster up the waning fortunes of the people’s party are amusing because of their very absurd­ ity. The people’s party stands less chance of carrying two states for Weaver than the Journal editor does of being struck by lightning in midwinter. There have to be third parties to keep up agitation; but there are only two parties that stand any show of electing n president this year or tor 20 years to come, and they are the. re­ publican and democratic. One of these two will win in 1892; and there are to-day more than even chances, better even than in 1888, that Benjamin Harrison will be elected president this year. He Is certain Medical AathorlUca. to-day of New York, Indiana and every eastern state. When the Journal editor Chapter i. , ■peaks of Weaver carrying Kansas, Nebras­ Between "the middle of the road” can­ New line of pictures may be seen at F. ka, Minnesota, tbe Dakotas and Colorado, didates and the democratic endorsement W. Grable’s. he is talking through his hat, and It isyvrv they so earnestly desire have yawned For first class window shades call at F chasms so deep and frightful that any but unfortunate for him and not to tbe credit the most persistent would have given up W. GrebleX Thirty new styles. of what ho is supposed to know if he In despair. More threatening than all Fi ve sheets of examination paper tor one doesn't know that fact All the Journal's others was the aperture which Milton F. cent at Frea L. Heath’s tho druggist’s. Jordan, of Middleville, wears around under party Is useful for Is for agitation. That Handsome center table in any furnish his nose. F. W. Greule, Is all the purpose It can serve. The great Milton's mouth has breathed forth dire for 82.00. The Furniture Dealer. issues for tbe next quarter of a century threats toward everything that savored G. G. Spaulding is getting ready to put will be fought out by the republican and of middle-of-the-road politics. He has worked his Jaw In season and out of down a concrete walk. Such a walk will democratic parties. season, and hurled frightful anathemas also be laid around the M. E. church. against democrats endorsing any part of SparyjPhllllps has Just received some Since 1884, Barry county has been a re­ the people’s ticket Ho did not. like our publican county, and so It Is to-day. The prosecuter. desire that his strong right very choice sets In glassware, that ought to suit anybody tn both price aud quality. arm should forget Its cunning should he Journal In its desperate efforts to bolster voto the Omaha ticket but he declared Notice the five brass easels, new in up a forlorn cause Is not deceiving any that endorseoytut was a delusion and a one, except it be itself. Even so late as snare, and that the democratic party had style, pattern aud low in price. F. W. Gkeiilk. 1891, the-republlcans bat^a clean majority better transact its own business, or go out Read the Banner during the campaign. over every shade cf opposition as shown of business altogether. And tbe memory of man runneth back From now to Jan. 1st next only 25 rente—• by the vote on supreme court justice. two years, when, in the democratic con­ only about six cents per month. Can you They have it to-day as the returns on No­ vention, this same Jordan opposed endorse­ afford it? ' • vember Sth will abundantly prove. The ment with such vehemence as nearly se­ i Go to Morrill Jt Co. for a first-class haL people’s party in Barry county will not cured its defeat claiming that neither a Prices cut to Si.OS tor your choice of any democratic party nor a democratic organi­ poll.half the strength in Barry county zation could be maintained In Barry derby hat in the stock. This Includes our which tbe greenback party did. The peo­ county if It did not stand on its own plat­ 32.50, 33.00. 83.50 hats. This sale closes Sept 10th. ple have gotten tired of being organized form. and for democratic candidates as E. W. Moiuull A Co. into political side shows for the purpose well as principles, leaving the political side shqws to amuse their own small The Shields Automatic wind mill sold of being traded off by dishonest leaders to crowds. by the Hastings Engine A Iron works Is buy those leaders a few chances for office, It made one cold chill pursue another the mill for farmers. The mill imd der­ down the spinal columns of these weary rick for 830. All kinds of tanks kept In and occasionally a postofflee. and office-hungry candidates whenever stock, also pipes, screens, pumps and The expense of the extra session of the they thought of the awful fate that would valves. Now Is the time to get a good befall their political aspirations if Jor­ outfit cheap for cash. squawbuck legislature, called to undo dan’s mouthy should be turned loose on some of the wrongs they did at their regu­ them this year. . And there was another matter that lar session, dld not end with adjournments astings ity ank by any means. The law provides that any caused the spirits of these middle-of-theroad candidates to become desperate. It is Hastings, - - Mich. newspaper that publishes the acts passed claimed that they had good reason to sup­ by any session of the legislature within 40 pose that they had Stopped any prospect days after adjournment shall bo entitled for a kick against endorsement from the CAPITAL $75,000.00. SURPLUS 37.000.00. . to 315 from the state. There are at least Barry County Democrat, it is said It colt these candidates Something to do th IS; 500 papers in the state that will take ad­ even a Sum requiring three figures to Incorporated under the laws ot the State ot' Michigan. vantage of this law and the same is printed express. But it is alleged that they Saw in this Issue. This will brio/ the total their way through the difficulty, paid and Open for business Dec. 15, IMS. expense of tho extra session up to 312,000 looked pleaSant Bnt sad to relate! Be­ fore the democratic convention could con­ OFFICERS: or 315,000. farmers what do you think vene, the influence which it Is said they 3e- D. G. Kobins jn, President; ef the price of such Reform? Somewhat cured at some expenlr, was mo longer po­ Chester Hewer, Vice. Pres. tent with the Barry County Democrat as expensive Isn’t it? D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. that paper had changed hands.. As they nr-JccTORs: could not now prevent the democratic organ D. W. Reynolds, W. H. Powers, America alone cannot coin all tbe allver from playing straight democratic music, D.G. Robinson, KB.Mmer. of the world. She would be enriching for­ another way out must be sought. John Carveth, Chester Messer. • CHAPTER IL eign nations by hundreds of millions of P. T. Colgrove. Let no one be so uncharitable as to dollars if she did. There can be no other censure these weary and dusty candidates safe way to coin standard silver dollars who. by their pledges, must "keep in the InUrert Mdrnt tlo.dopooluaad anenl Anklnr BuiIhm* Troni»ar~. than that now in operation, which was de­ middle of the road.” tor seeking a little vised by the republican party. To have diversion. Did it ever occur to you, dear reader, that while tbe exact center of tbe free coinage and be safe, one of two things highway must be a charming place, it Either pat 100 cents might get to be darned lonesome and monotonous? So thought our weary pil­ grims, and they meditated. Just at this tematlonal 'standard of silver coinage. point tbe diversion came In the person of John Sullivan Dennis, he who knocked Perhaps another squawbuck legislature out tbe keeper of the high court of Justice. law that the state should — a council was held; a plot was devised. adopt a test for oU that would permit peo­ Keep your eyes peeled, dear reader, for ple to burn naptha in their lamps. Noth­ something Is apt to be did by these candi­ dates whose courage of conviction as ex­ ing but tbe repeated warnings of the press pressed before their convention has for­ and the good sense of the people saved ।saken them, as they discovered the small AT rowd they were in withoot democratic aid. them from fearful less by the squawbuek CHAPTER HL legislature reducing tbe test of oil. As It Even the moat casual observer on Tburswas many lives and hundreds of thousands Go to DR. LOWRY’S and have your eyes fitted with eye glasses or spectacles. In or der to have your eye eight preserved into old age, the eyes should be properly exam ined and the right kind ot glasses worn. Dr. Lowry keeps a large stock of the fin­ est quality aud greatest vari­ ety of eye glasses and specta clesat his office, where you can have your eyes examined at all tmes. E HAVE just received and opened up our first invoices of new fall dress goods. To say that we are pleased with them would not describe it. And our friends who have seen them are also satisfied. They are the cheapest and best line we ever offered. You will say so when you see them. W Additional Local News. H C B , LOOK* HERE Wheat is low and flour should be the same. For a short time I will sell White Rose Flour $2.20 of dollars of property were sacrificed. Iron ore worth one-third of a cent will ■MteM.M worth ot uni win. Thl,l win . wire will make UT.OOO watch aerewa welcklnj m pohhd In oU aad worth I something of great consequence was about to happen. K did happen. T,“ «M4l<H>t-u.eroul noJldotn wnl to •IddlorlUo. I Brethren, It doth Mia appear wbrthar MMdlertUe la co loeatetf that the <»wan|l Per ioo Lbj. This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to be first grade. Live poultry wanted JOS. ROGERS. YEARS SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that FROM 12 I-2CEfiT5QP We call special attention to a line that cannot fail to please you, and goods that have proven very at­ tractive to all who have seen them. We refer to the SPOONS AND FORKS Are warranted to last. Also remember you get a Present—"Good Form, of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jewerystore. Quality and price al­ ways right. We are now showing our first invoice of thes gootlCome in and see them. at RUSSELL’S F. R. Pancoast; The Reliable Jeweler. SPOT ■ Q15H < SALE! Is what we are going to give our customers on all of our PANT STOCK AND CHILDEEN’S SUITS Sizes from four to fourteen years of age in Knee Pant Suits. We have too large a stock and must make room for our Fall Stock. School commences Sept. 5th and you will want a good school suit for fall and winter. . u advantage of this cut price sale and get a good child s suit or men’s pants for a little money. This sale Positively Closes Sept. 10th, 1892, at 10 o'clock, p. m. Yours respectfully. ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS �PERSONAL MENTION. We are artists In onr lin/*. F. W, GutuLr, The Furniture "Dealer. A. No. 1. dining table aix f.- t castered and turuishrd for S-TCO hi F Grebteta. «X'^'cu”®”"' Absolutely Pure. linens. A?.B you properly sup' jd with Table Linen end Towels? If not you can 'save money ’ W,s ln lbe C,,‘^ «• W Many are taking advantage of our cam. palgn offer. The Baxneij to January tat next for only -J5 cents. POWDER city Friday.---------- ****"• A 6 ft. Dining table for §3.60 Our readers are reminded that Dr. Hart­ man s nVxkwtait to Hastings will be Tues­ day, September 18th, at FenFa hotel. Mku Corel. UeBotee, ot Chleuo, vtelted In tbe cup but week. Coffins are now made out of inner Dead oeats.who have swindled editors out of their paper, can now keep right on after death aud swindle the undertaken). w“ '• Gr“d I uesday on business. Kopid, ■ urday evening. With each appearance it is improving and already renders music in a manner that would do credit to a much older organization. The band is all right, and ought to receive such encouragement from the citizens of the cliy as would ena­ ble It to keep organised. A good band ta a benefit to any city. So Does This Handsome Center Table for §2.00 D-rol‘ ■n‘u™‘«r >» take in in* Exposition. YlfjyWooden vtelted her parent, Do you need a side board. Ud room suit or parlor goods? If so, we will be •n Ixrighton last wedc. pleased to entertain you. Our tall stock Miss Edna Havens has returned to her is now complete, and we await your In­ School work in Uwumo. spection. F. w. Gkkulb, Mra. A. Q. Batchelder, of Buffalo, is / The Furniture Dealer. visiting her cousin. Miss Etta Main, / A large addition la being made tn the Ed. Bailey, of Michigan City, visited his grand stand at the fair ground, so that dur­ ing the coming fair tho much-uredod ad­ parents here the fore part ot the week. ditional seating capacity can be had. Un­ M. A. Giilman is spending a well earned der the stand a large dining ball will be vacation visiting in Detroit and Chicago. built. . iir». \ iola Bristol, of Kalamazoo, atTho». Heney has rented part of hta farm tuuded the funarul of F. F. Griffin Monday. In Rutland to John Woodruff, who will Mr. and Mrs. Eunner Dole, of Otsego, continue his milk routo from there. Mr Heney will visit relatives In Chicago fur a visited relatives In the city over Sunday. while, and in a short time will visit Ire­ «/br. Matt Wightman, of New York, Is land, where he went a few years ago. We expected to visit relatives in the city this trust that no locality will offer attractions week. sufficient to tempt Mr. H. to locate else­ '''Silas Bessie Willison has returned from where. For people «» devoted to principle and so anxious to stand on the Omaha plat­ form and “keep in the middle ot the road.” isn’t It blamed queer that certain candi­ dates on tbe^people’s party ticket found it necessary, to lay d >wu sums of money for democratic Influence to secure democratic endorsement? \/The band serenaded the merchants Snt- “ 7?/«s Merits Attention Here's Still Another Fine Brass Easel for §9.00 Keep Your Eye on This A new line'of pictures from §1,00 to §20.00 All the new Carpets, Rugs, Mats, Draperies, etc. Exclusive Agents for the Hastings Funiiture M’fg. Co. Toledo where she has beeu visiting her staler, Mrs. Walter Buckhdht. F. W. GREBLE. y Miss Todd who has been visiting her stater, Mrs. W. J. Holloway, for some time went to Adrian yesterday on a visit. Mr.,and Mrs. Julius Russell returned from a visit to Colorado friends Tuesday and report u very pleasant vacation. John Doxey, of Chicago, called on hta many old friends la the city yesterday, and will leave for hta home this afternoon. Will Griffin returned to hta home in4 Saginaw Tuesday after working this city in the interest of an accident insurance company. VMr. and Mrs. Addle Parker. Frank / Saturday afternoon Milan Waildorffjr. Black, F. G. Stowell and Dr. C. P. Lath­ was casting on Wall taka with frogs, hav­ rop went to Detroit yesterdav on the ing two frogs on one line. When going Maecaboe excursion. along near the pond Illites on the west end ./Mr. and Mrs. Jas’. Puffer, of Vermont, of the lake he fell a vicious tug on hta line. spent Sunday with Kcv. W. M. Puffer and He pulled and folt certain he had hold of -family. They were on their way to Den­ the bottom of the lake. It yielded to hta ver on their .wedding trip. muscular efforts aud then the battle be­ J Messrs. R. K. Grant, D. W. Reynolds, gan. It lasted for several minutes, but Mllle conquered and at last pulled In two Frank Jordan and Elba Reynolds are ex­ large lass weighing nearly right pounds. pected to return from their hunting trip to Colorado Saturday next.. The thrilling' Ejch frog had done lu duty. adventures of Barry conhty’s most re­ We are told that the Journal editor and nowned Nimrod or the stories of her most certain candidates of the people's party celebrated piscatorial artist will not be "in ticket are now stating that Oscar CrofoOt, It" after they have returned and have their of Assyria, was bribed by Stanley Turner, say. tbough we vyill make a possible ex­ tbe republican nominee for auditor gener­ ception of the man who formerly lived at al, to come into the people's party conven­ Bellevue. tion and oppose all measures looking to Yesterday was a cold day, but 10b Irv­ fusion. Will Mr. Crofoot please rise and state if this ta true? Before he in con­ ing people held a picnic at Thornapple victed by the desperate political wirepull­ lake. Buck Walnut and Cherry ers who are manipulating tho people’s The largest premiums ever offered in party, would It not bu well to let Mr. CroBarry county will be offered at the ffiir Mhrtrtd at the Railroad Station. Refer to fopt be beard. this year. LESH, PENROD & CO., / H. E. Carman, of Colorado, the new Anew moou.ta rood, but that New GOeHIJEN. IND. , proprietor of the creamery is in the city, Moon tea at Spary Phillips is the best in nud Informs us that he will probably start the world. up the creamery about a week from Mon­ If you have never tried New Moon ten day. Farmers should givo Mr. C. ali Of the assistance possible, as his success you have missed a treat. Go to Spury means a good market to the farmers for Phillips and buy some. .... • . ■. .■ ■!. your artificial teeth their milk. He also informs us that he >/Tuition lu our city schools Is only 35 .... ■ - If ••• *ci>i! ■>!.(• dollar for ' will pay cash for milk: will have an ex­ ami 40 cents per week for the Grammar . I.,-..■.. ■!' i-jy !;.>hirr. >u-: apply it • • .mfr .nut-no-rioter |f perienced cheese-maker here from New and High School departments respectively. . t.i .io;,i firuj;;. |a uw York to assist him and proposes to do A good assortment of the Hastings Fur­ ;• -I ;r;.’-iixfircuinvl t|h<w<(. things right. As he ixu had a great deal .V. 1.7. :it.'SKA ND, I), b . B. of experience In tbe creamery business niture M’fg. <3o’s shits nt F. W. Greble’s. • Wit te ChKld, • ' Michigan himself, with proper eneonragement he Exclusive agent of Hastings. These goods are elegant jrlll make a success. By examining our Goods aud Prices. L. E. STAUFFER. WANTED. Great Special Sale of at a4* ARCHIE rk<0Y5‘ Two stores this week. UNRIVALLED BARGAINS. ILOGrS WHEN YOU SIXTS ESSiEI! aieiilriuc i. cholera colic arid t Mt. FiiiNK L1CHTY has -.pirtthastd the A.S, Merchant . Liverv Jjuiin. , . desires the patron• 2-ie ■ ■ it;?;. He is worthy '-1 ?=•• • and will serve the pub!;: -.vfii and reasonably.- LOCAL NEWS. • tlKC«LrtTlON • This week, 90 quires. Said a well-knownJ poultry mam “K*peclal care should i^ taken with poultry during this excessTvely warm weather. If you are so situated ns to be obliged to keep them iu confinement, make them as comfortable as you can.- See that they have green, fresh food, grass from the. lawn mower, waste fruit, vegetables, etc., and that plenty of pure, cool water ts pro­ vided at di times. The roosts should be kept clear from ali ill-smelling matter. If possible give them their liberty an hour or so each day. to be watched if necessary bv younger membera of the family, tliat they may get 'a supply of their natural food, fresh green grass." Affairs at the chair and table factory are progressing In a most satisfactory manner. Mr. Knight ta proving to bo an excellent manager, and the way he ta hustling goods through the Institution, and the splendid satisfaction the goods give lo patrous, are delightful and delightfully new experi­ ences to the directors. The company have all the orders they can fill this season, and will come to the new season with a com­ plete hew line. Wo congratulate the directors and all concerned on having secured so good a man to manage its affairs as Mr. Knight It will be a matter ot great pride for our citizens to note the changed and favorable condition Of this company’s affairs. Men’s 33.00 and 32.30 shoes, either con­ gress or lace, and Marshall s patent con­ gress. We consider these the finest roods offered for the money. Inquire of W. It. Cook. The vast army of, worms that stripped the trees of their foliage last year, are al­ ready at their work again this year. Can't somebody give a remedy that will stop them. ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT The ' 'Luck in OM Numbers" suit sale ^id the ‘•bfonei/ Stuiag Oppor­ tunities" in pants was a happy idea; so we’ve added fuel to the fire and we’re goinv to qive these goods one more weak’s lively whirl. It exds SATflUl.yV NIGHT. , ,. •„ i slO Suits for $ 7.98 ill Money Saving ( $2.1*2;S2.62;$3.12 Lu k 1 12 Suits for 9.87 'j Opportunities »3.62;$4.62; Odd Numbers | 16 Suits-for 12.19 |i| Iu Pants (Were $lo$>. I invite nil persons In need of a watch to examine my stock which is more com­ plete than at any time before. Prices are low. Goods the best. John Be-smek. The Jeweler.} OF F^LL F^JHEOW FOK HEP. , Men’s dress for the coining fall and win­ ter season bus been altered very little tn its g.-neral details I The question of what I to wear at the proper । timeta always one nf interest t<» ibtise who desire tn appear well dressed on all .'.cessions. THE CUTAWAY COAT Is one of the handiest garments In a gentleman’s ward­ robe. It Is suitable (for nearly all occaslona. ifof the right material. It may be Our fall stock of lamps are coming In now. All new goods. Our stock of fan­ cy and line groceries were never better. We try to please you. Try and please us, by giving us n share of your trade. Hams * Van A kmAN. Better races will be seen at the fair this j ear titan ever before. Over S’-’OO will be given in purses and there will be some tine attractions. Farmers generally are commencing to talk about the fair, and everything seems to indicate that it will be a big success. 4 In digging the trenches for the founda­ tion walls of the new court house the ruins of some old house that had been destroyed fur advertlsemeiiU by fire was unearthed. The older resi­ Borry county’s board of supervisors dents say that a house, which was after­ “■•’i .1 j. ottice Tuesdays at latest to mon in the issue of the week made no mistake when they selected Peter wards used as a court house, was destroy­ ■tra brouglit. (kibum to look after tbe mason work, and ed by fire, before the old court house was Oscar Young W look after tbe carpenter wurk of tiie new county bsndluga. 'Mr. built ■**'1 rr.rs.-t the As the evenings are getting longer and Coburn is on hand every day, and permits nothing to be done on the foundation the campaign la advancing you must read Ftld *'»« walls that is not as it should be. His all about It and to do this you need a watchful eye Is upon everything. Mr. pair of spectacles or eye glasses. I have a fJmTu*'1 ' ,lciP>'« tor 25 cents st Young is the same kind of a man, and will large stock of the best goods 'ML II..,? .. thedrugslst. as certainly Insist on honest fulfillment ot nfed. Eyes examined free of charge. JtosBjra—k the contract. They are men of honor; and IMra.lh.lw-. tlie people of Barry county can be assured !bat these gentlemen will carefully guard J John Cote ha, parched oil. tjlwl. •Uttdqmjrti «a for -.hoppera. their Interests. And we believe tbo con- ' min ■ yrartluf coll lor which h. paid 5550. tractors are gentlemen who desire and ex­ 11. I, « h»ir lirolbi-r ot the l.te H«rr» F. W. Gilkblk, The Furniture Dealer. pect to fulfill their contract to the letter. hie with > record ot 0:10. «»d »lre*d> ' fctu?'ctor'1’ r,rd l» tcc-tne sodbo . opoodJ True to its Instincts, the last Journal promUenm braUier ot Ihl, colt reeenllr Mid lo Lon 111■ >’ tench to In sppearsnce. appears with a tirade of abuse of one of ■lo< tor 53,000, ood John think, hehrakot HBsJ.r1"1’0", <* Pesrs snd tbe candidates on the republican ticket. utinsi i" B,rrJ '• “2- Mr. C. W. Jordan. Now st the people’s a bonanza. party convention, Mr. Wlckwlre claimed in answer to a question squarely put ns to Johnv i> ... Tuesday ” ?®er 5 chimney burned out why he appointed a republican deputy that •M callw’r? *'K "“1 ,he ftre department he did so because be required a man there «outfit for 12 ro*’??*." aid kitchen outfit 1 £. 11 damage was done' x in whom he had confidence, and oue who c « ’he fairI?U,3,n-?*d * run-away would do the work as It should be, as the / at Robertson Hou*. 8^ sulky aaU',‘,'J rrldiy- breaking a new register’s duties were moot exacting. To < ?w 7 11*h«r laJurlog hij horse. that convention Mr. Wlckwlre claimed that he employed Mf. Jordan h® M on Cr^*ap~Uie VanVleck bouse met the requirements of the •old M,; "« tor 5355. win i« than any other man could. Now if tnai Cwt ' (W|5ir» or w. R. was trne four weeks ago when Mr. W lek- f wire said it. R ta true to > Owh.. to •• ■ nal’s insinuations are not prom, and the f rara, talk of affidavits Is to throw Just lo the । *10.1 “nmlns M. C. train ot fflmfu.«« «rra .r tra peopte. Mr. j«*n 'noire £j^Oo..Mtab-. or r. tea, wlth'a , ,.,not th« Unset, snd *<« test ot being dlubed. the Journal in another column. < of formal, ceremony such as vreddlnga, re­ ceptions. parties, etc. for Mich occasions the material should be fine Mark worsted, for coat, trousers and while or black idlk. Coarse material and bone buttons are never in place on such occasions. It may be said for the Cutaway that tt la tho suit of good sense; for it is alike adapted to the man who ta fastidious ^£”"^*Lu,£>.r'*r w111 ta “^"a1 % onlydcHlrr* to avoid >«M-inl extremsa. THE SACK SUIT.— Tbe proper purpose of outdoor pursuits or JEi” itsMtclal status tatbat of the shirt sleeves. 825S-Ste doute-brawra. T». latter Is very popular. The malarial uae.l tn tbe sack suit Is a matter of such wide range that It need not bo touched on further than to say that itta entirely sub­ ject to individual preference. In the selection of Huttings, of scarfs, of vests.-of eollrav one may please ■ hta own fancy, selecting only such articles as are nut fantastic or unusual. THE PRINCE ALBEltT ta a costume for gentle­ men in the afternoon. Tbo material -hould be of Mack worsted or of the new cheviots. The trou-irs and vest may be of the name materia! If deaired, but It is better taste to have the tronsers of a din-rent color. Standing collars should be worn, and the Fourin-Ham! scarf of light color Is nrefere,! tor nock wear. The shirt should be of plain white linen. THE TROUSERS should be cut about IS inches at the knee and about istf Inches at the lottom. This garment should fit trimly, being neither too la,?HE ,C()LI.AR1hbould be moderately high, and may be Htralght style or the collar with the turnover ,XT11E SHIRT should be of plain white linen. Pique and linen shirts with neatly embroidered edges or cord.'d hemstitching arc in proper form. THE TIE for dress occasions should be the plain white lawn tie. A great many cannot tie a. W>w. To these the made-up styles are bandy, although tho Four-in-Hand are more popular. THE HAT should be a tall silk or a derby. �CUAROING Thursday, September i. 1893. OUR COUNTY The Freeport Herald *»e*ks very confi­ dently of the prospects for the L. * ttrailroad’* extension from that place to this daring thia heated period. Commend ng with tlie first of September, there Is ample time for even ten month* of school, clos­ ing tbe last ot June and allowing for suitable vacations. Any district that fairly tries this plan wfll.nnver go back to the other. Friend* talk over this matter at your school mmffiwg. Do not wait Mil -November to open your school and then drag along Into July or August to com­ , plete the school year. Arrange to begin early In September and see If you are not pleased with the result city. The Delton Breeze says that one « Hickory Corners young bloods is roaming at large because of taking too many liber­ ties with a Battle Creek woman. , Chas. Holler, living near Woodland, fell Many school boards are now looking / through a hay rack and broke both bones about for a teacher for the coming 17 of hl* right leg one day last week. year. Barry county *has many good Tbe corporation war In Woodland waxes teachers and some poor one*. Every hotter. In fact It H very beared. So far board is earnestly advised ’* to get _ ___ , a* we can view It from this end of the line, the best teacher possible. The “teacher / Jink’s is a fcetlc ahead. Who Jink’s is is the main factor In the making will appear when matters come to a show­ of a good school A good teacher can down. educate children under a tree, behind a Tbe second official test of Nashville’s stone wall, iu a swamp. A pobr teacher waler works system showed them to be cannot do this though teacher and child­ ren be placed In a palace. A thoroughly ’ unsuccessful tn coming up to contract. good teacher is cheaper at forty dollars Coral Eldred, living near Nashville, per roopth than a thoroughly poor one at sold the i^er,WII»on. record of 2:31 for forty cents. Get the best one you can. “about $750” the News says. "About” Blanks for the annual report of school may mean something less, however. boards have been furnished to the several John Hagar, living at Nashville was township clerks for distribution. Direct­ trying to laoso a hor*e a la Buffalo Bill In ors are requested to exercise great care In ya pasture lot the Qther day. The horse making their reports. Every year many stood the monkey business for a time with of them are returned for correction. Read becoming resignation. Then he got tired carefully the Instructions on the blanks of the foolishness. John has a broken and there seems no reason why anyone shoulder now. need go astray. * A Nashville man paid a justice 83:45 Our city schools commence next Monday. for swearing one day last week. If our Sept 5. Everything indicates a large en­ city treasury could get that much for each rolment and a successful school year. oath let loose In our corporate limits, we The city school census about completed could pay our Ixiuded debt every week. shows 889 persons of school age against And what a foolish habit it is? You can 796 last year or a gain of 98. The school understand why a man should steal; be catalogue tor 92 and 93 is now ready for gets something. But why a man swears distribution and anyone interested will be cannot be explained on any consistent furnished with a copy upon application to theory. ■ __________________ the superintendent • It their are any families In lhe city needing help, please NEIGHBORING COUNTIES make It known to the superintendent as Albert French,of Otsego, traveled around he has die names of several worthy young the streets the other day threatening to ladles and gentlemen who desire places to drive the evil spirits out.of different people work tor board. by blowing a hole into them with a six World’* Fair Note*. shooter. He has since been taken to the It has been wisely suggested by the1 asylum. esteemed member of the Board of World’s The city fathers of Plainwell and the Fair Managers for Michigan, Mrs. Julia shoe cobblers seem to be In league. At August* Pond, that all the wom«n-poeta least side walks are allowed to remain In of Michigan be represented at the World’s position that will tear the sole right off of Fair, and accordingly, the management a man’s shoe. and direction of a plan to that effect has While picking huckleberries near Fenn­ been entrusted to the .undersigned. It Is ville recently, a mother, was attracted to now necessary to establish correspondence her buggy by the screams of her little with every woman poet iu the state whose child, who was playing near It. On pick­ productions have been published hereto­ ing up the little fellow a big massasauga fore in newspapers or magazines only, as fell out from under bls clothes. The child the plan Is Intended for those who canuot was badly bitten aud died *<x»n*after In contribute a book of their own poems. All such are requested to at once ad­ terrible agony. dress. for further information, etc. Hundred* of sheep have died during Bessie Bins. the past few weeks in the vicinity ot 51 East Adams Avenue. * Kalamazoo a* the result of a parasite Detroit, Mich. which completely fills the fourth stomach. Remedy: Turpentine one part, milk six­ MY LADY WIND. teen parts; dose, one or two ounces. My lady wind Is very tall. Rattlesnakes seem to be very plenty this . Tbe president of Vicksburg has posted in the saloons of that village a list of names of men that they mustznot sell liquor to. f An Allegan m*u has fallen heir to about $10,900 by the death of bis grand father in . Ireland. Miss Grace Green, of Charlotte, has re­ . celved an Invitation tonlo Illustrative work for the Ladies’ Home Journal next year. Tbe visitations of mysterious fires have not ceased to afflict the family of Jacob Fees, whose old house and new residence were burned on the 19 ult, as told at the time In the Independent Saturday and Sunday last the bouse In which the family now live was set Dro a half dozen times in broad day-light, and constant alertness was required to save it from the flames. Stones were hurled through the windows, and one Is said to diave struck Mrs. Fees. Robert Howard, In whose house the family now live, is naturally concerned about his property. It is hoped tliat the fiend who Is responsible Tor this outrage will be discovered, that Justice may be melted out and the community be apared further dan­ ger and annoyance from these Incendiary fires.—Grand Ledge Indejieudent. More people are resorting at Eaton Rap­ ids this year than ever before. The cot­ tages at the camp grounds are all full. John IL Lcwn of Pleasant Lake, owns a gun that was bought In Germany two hundred and fifty-two years ago by one of his forefathers. It Is in shooting rig now and Mr. L. delights to.go hunting with the Jackson sports who carry A 1 guns. The gun measures six feet and two Inches and Is a strange looking weapon. . Decatur Is rejoicing over tlie fact that It will soon have a new race track. An Eaton Rapids young man bought a paste diamond ring for an engagement ring for his best girl, ami made the agree­ ment with the jeweler that If everything “panned out *11 right" M would have It replaced by a genuine diamond. It’s a cold day when such a young Ajnerlcan gets left. SCHOOL COLUMN The Institute just held has been In some nsperts perhaps one ot tbe most sueccssful ever held In the county. Tbe enrol­ ment was U0. lacking thirty of reaching the total of last year. Tbe Interest taken In all the exercise* wa* excellent aud everyone In attendance went away feeling well repaid for the time spent as we be­ lieve. Some teachers -end many school boards, have yet to learn the value of the institute. Tbe spirit ot enthusiasm awak­ ened at these gathering* cannot but be productive of good In the future. The teacher who really feels tint she has noth­ ing further to learn is about ready to go to need. Fortunately there are very few such. Probably something like twenty teach­ ers were unabl* to attend the Institute on •eeount of their school being In session. The law would have allowed them to close school for such attendance without loss of Um and It would have been a good Invest­ ment for the district to have allowed this to be done. While It may seem somewhat stale to sgain refei to this matter of sum­ mer schools, nevertheless the Importance of the subject demand* that it be done and an earnest appeal Is again made for ita consideration. There Is no possible lesson why a school should be continued through July or August and there are a great many why It should not be. The aaendanee Is invariably ponr. children kept out much of the time fur service at THE SEAWEED. :s RELIC. THE TWO PLATFOKMS. Hastings Banner Her hands con shake th<> uipmost bouuhs Upon tbo tallest tree. And even ranch up to the sky And twirl the clouds about: And rattle them for thundering. Anfi^shako tbe raindrops out. And yet so light, so light she steps. Upon the flowers tuid grass: They only need to nod their heads t..I— Yon cannot see my lady wind. Though you can hear her plain. And watch her tread tbe clovers down That rise so quick again. But I know just bow aho would look— irp tall and full of grace. With bright halrstreaining out behind And such a lovely face. My lady wind Is grand and strong. And yet so full of glee. She almost says. “My little maid. /Come have a rare with me." —Churchman. Marder Will Out. A couple of old philosopher* living in tho lountry were one day discoursing on mind and matter with their backs to the fire and their faces turned toward the table, which was being set for dinner. That morning the servant had caught a rabbit in tho warren belonging to the master of the bouse, and was about'— serve it up In the njtoteg—jMrtukrtth.tctu-c “Poor wandering water wacd. who,. but THE DECLARATION OF THEY ARE NOW BEFORE THE INDEPENDENCE. PEOPLE FOR SELECTION. his odorous CANNOT BE IGNORED. -At jelir.tart 1 ud >uc„„,c„. Bwnnd Wud rrohrwun>ud,h>llt, ' A Innur the. rvwrtt rhe.rore, . * Indictment t “Oh, no,” said ono philosopher, “mind dependence ball. During tbo Centennial year on attempt was nuulo to take a letter and matter cannot bleod.11* "Still,” replied tho second, "some great press copy of It, which wm successful in extracting much of the volar from the intellect* have thought tho contrary.” » "That is an error; and look here, when writing, and in some place* the writing shortly afterward disappeared altogether I gaze upon this rabbit, which only this It la hardly conceivable ttaCK., deomrouv morning thought, moved and obeyed the anerpclleutahould hovebta. .tuunptal instinct* of its kind, I cannot for a moment doubt the existence of those two elements merely to gratify the people who desired facsimiles. It could only damage theorigiwhich enter into the composition of every couture endowed with life. No! a thou­ nal and give no promise tlint the copies sand times no; the whole rabbit h* not could be satisfactory. It is unlikely that the Declaration of Independence will ever there.” Just then the cook entered tbe room; she again be placed on exhibition in connection was observed to blush and grow fidgety. with any event, no matter bow-important. By an executive order it is to remain in At last she said, in a tremblingWoice: "You are quite right, sir; I shouldn’t tho state department and will not ba have told, but as you have guessed the loaned for nny purorae, no matte} how fact I admit that it isn't the whole rabbit. wwthy. The custodian believe* thai there There Is a piece mining out of the back, will be no further fading of tho document, which I gave to my cousin of the twenty­ as long as it remain* undisturbed, but to seventh of the line, who arrived yester­ him and to every visitor it is a matter of rygrrt that the attempt to make a letter­ day. ”—Papillon. press copy should have been permitted. It looks worse than some of the manuscripts in the British museum which are three A leading railroad the northwest, who is noted fur hl* lumTfiou* and pictur­ times as old.—Washington Cor. Milwaukee Wisconsin. esque way of talking, is fond of colling the Red river farmer* “the leisure class of Hta Contempt. the west” He says: "Thay only attend "I remamber an occasion when Judge to their business for a few weeks in the spring and fall, and that they do sitting Black got the wont of an encounter with Tlua Stevem. ” Judge SUveni. ‘The down, with splendid horse* to drag the runny wm chief Jnrtie. of Wno.jl.uU. farming implement* on which they ride ud th. OUr lud . cw beton- th. court. •round. When their grain is ripe they Th. chief jostle, wu nddrwdng som« rehire laborers to cut and harvest it, and then they cash It in for money, fill Lhe muk. to Mr. SUresu who turned his huh bank* of the valley with money to the •nd commenced peeing up end dorm th. bunting point and settle down for a long cauntMr to th. gnat uno,one of Jndg. Buck, who thundered out, 'Mr. Stereos, loaf, or go to Europe or New York." rxw'of'.mpt for 1 et they must find n continuance of uX.™!rT1°W* No. dr,' WM the .newer, Tm their strength and prosperity in diversified this court? trying to cooreel It.”’-Wuhlngtou Port. farming and in hard work, and this is be­ ing taught to the rest by the shrewder A. °l<l M.<ho4 rf H.'ta, ••Pra,r. one* among tliem. Such men are making thalued eoplm at the breeding of fine draft hone* a tide b00*,' Abdt office, and It an, reliance, and very many farms now main­ tain from 1,500 to 2.000 Percheron, Norman parting rtbolar .mutated In deleting ai rew*nl-d according to n. and Clydesdale horses, as well as pig*, USLl. sheep and poultry.—Julian Ralph in Mgnltude-a cup ot win. tor a broken Irttar a cup at win. and a plat, at qeat Harper's. ___________________ tor a tamed letter or a wrong teat, and a I"™',' ,or “ Brror 10 gnun■nar-U^T^. mamma. Tommy slapped me In th* How » Post Sjxnt Hl. Evening Prior, raw of our brat minor poeta, whiled ------------—— “•mwipwia, wniieu away hl* evenings at a low pubtfa housn in The rupture between the two fac>h'fMlM,g*n Den“>«»«y. un­ der the leulenhlp OI Ulekinson VVMIe Don and Dan are atrnggHne to th' I*’"1" "11&>“ hand in and down both in the interest ot pure politic, and the auto trtSSJ* | I Secretary at State BIacltai-<l«.b™. that he haa hxd enough ot the oflkT IIS odor o< ““ Soper'. admlnUtraljou F-r“'»>«n the atute department »nd can b. removed only by dUtata' H”' A ot Jochta’a mlminhitS\ J»nuary win „Orl< a won , dro“ ch“F'The people .lemudTt 1 -- -------------------- -The Demoemta took unto themrol,- Him- A few weeks since, Lieut-Gov. Strong, the Democratic president of the ' Mjuawbuck" Senate said to a re­ porter: “No; I am - not a candidate. I am out of politic*." Hi* party has cruelly taken him at hi* word. Not­ withstanding thd fact that he expressed himself willing at tho convention to ' suffer a little more strain"of conscience for the good of hi* party, hl* fellow ■Democrat* bestowed upon him the usual reward for dirty partisan work dOQe—aQ ignominious retirement,to [ । I II jI ! I I Homestead, nor any tenure there may But fdr a trrnva. ' “ ••A worthies* wood, a drifting, broken What can 1 do in all thia boundless km? No creature of tho unlvorse has need Or any thought of me.” -——— ---------------- -■■"“•‘vuucmuuj Swept it along to meet a Balloon'* nrow“Laml ho!" Columbus crlt«L -E. Cavazz* in Youth'. Cempankm. When Hawthorn* Spoke. In the autumn of 1863 Robert Chamber* had given me a letter for Emerson, whfch mode him aok me to spend n day with Lim at Concord. He seemed to b» the bean ideal of a contented and virtuous s™. ■ Placidity and serenity were, 'to my mind the rear. the chief characteristics of his face’ an(i The Republican party certainly will manner. His conversation flowed without have no objection to the political re­ the slightest effort, copiously nn.l harmo­ tirement of a man who has done so niously. He took inc al! over Concord, pointing out the lions of thewpr of ind* much to bring tho state into disrepute. pendcnce. He seemed proud of viie wraith The fair fame of Michigan, which the ot his New England orehnnl, tbe appte Republican party established by long trees having done spednlly well ihstyw years of honest and capable manage­ Among other*. Emerson hail a*ked Haw’ment, has never been so smirched by thorn* to meet me. As usual, |!e harffiy any other one of its citizens as it has ever spoke, and 1 only remembered hi* l>een by John Strong. So he may breaking his apparent vow of silence when glide peacefully down into the valley appealed to by n Mr. Bradford. This gen­ tleman, after a fiery denunciation of tho of defunct politician*, if he <-on m ar­ south, having come to th-rend of his ptn> range it with’ his ccnF.-ienrc. bearing ration, passionately turned to hh silent Ii* honor* peculiarly DcmocraJj thick tener with tho words, “Don’t you a-:,.o upon him. with me I” Then Hawthorne axtonhhed But !«» XECOHD WXIJ. NEVJfS F.KTIRK. him by uttering the monci*yllab;o "No> It stands as an everlasting disgrace, to after which he again relapsed into Jllence. himself, to his party, to his office aud —Conihill Magazine. . to his state. His party would doubt­ less like to retire that record with him. Strength of Limpet*. for in their platform they make no de­ Some interesting experiments have late­ fence of his action in the senate of 1891, ly been madu in England for tho purpese as they did in their platform of that of discovering the amount of force exerted year, but pass it over in discreet by the limpet iu holding tJL rock. The silence. The “damned spot," however, limpets were not chosen specimen*, but will not “out," and the Democratic just taken at random, and this ii how the party, which alone profited by his experiments were conducted; The khell course, must bear the disgrace. was bored and a delicate spring balance John Strong, Democratic Lieutenant-­ wa* attached to tho creature as it lay uq Governor of Michigan, now rests under th* rock. By mean* of thi* the strain waa this indictment: He disgraced himself, gradually increased until the Umpet catne his party, his office and his state— away. By flagrant violations ot constitu­ Twenty experiment* gave the Collowing tional law, parliamentary practice, average results: The average shell wu rule*, precedent* and well recognized 1.07 square inches, and the pressure sup­ mode* of proceedure, all of which he ported was 22.5 pounds j«r square inch. was bound by his official oath to To detach the animal a force equal to M.3 observe: pounds per square inch of the surface ad­ By using the prestige of hi* high hering to the rock was needed. The great­ office to further a Democratic partisan est adhesive force noted waa 71.1 pounds conspiracy and to force through the per equnro inch of foot surface,;and the Senate the adoption of two so-called least was 37.1 per square inch.—Parson’s committee reports, well knowing the same to be utter falsehoods, fabricated during a recess of the Senate taken for that express purpose; By consenting to listen to the' final consideration of the contested election case* in the Senate, whemacither party to either case was present to be heard, thus violating the most sacred prin­ ciples of justice and equity as well as of Constitutional law; . By permitting the Democratic mem­ ber* of the Senate to shamefully violate a pledge made in his and their own presence, on the floor of the Senate, that no party measun-s—and especially tlie contested cases—should be taken up in the absence of the Republican members; . By allowing a political boss—the secretary of the Democratic State Central Committee—to* stand by hl* si<ic and crack Jhe Democratic party whip over his beau, while he was presiding qver the Senate and wilfully dis­ Patrolman Julius Zetdlrr regarding the earnest and. respectful Of tho BrooUyn, N. Y., Polle? F-’rcf. gltdly . appeals of the Rcpubliran Senator* testiflej to tho merit of Hood's Sm-Lpir.'Je. for a simple re-eognitidh of their most His wife takes It for dinffiK** tr.d fch; ’tiMr sacred rights; and it trarta charmingly. " Tl:<- '< hiliren slro By making his private room* in the take tt with mat bencflL it h witb.tji! i. -.-A state capitol a hiding place for the sujost exceflrnt thing f-r That Tired »eeltag. I cheerfully recommend bigamist Democratic "Senator,” away from the officers of the law. lest he should be held V? answer to a criminal charge and the Democratic party should aud Hood'* Pilis to every rae v. '- - o.-tiez to lose his vote. have health and eemtort.” GHHOOp’S. No wonder that John Strong ex­ Hood*o Pills «« pressed a desire? to retire from politic* and his party was only too willing to take him nt his wore!. The people are to be congratulated on the retirement. Nothing better could happen for the purification of Michigan politics in general and Democratic politics in par­ ticular. ’ Juda* Iscariot retired from politics. Benedict Arnold retired from poli­ tics. ’’ Jefferson Davis retired from politic*. And now John Strong may retire from politic*. are wted in the Valk! Hood’s Sarsaparilla' ! ■ to the people, a routltuUooal ameodinmi providing that all compensation to leg!*- I , tetoro should cease at tbo expiration ot 100 ' ! rr,l,u the date such legislature* shall 1 ' ‘ . T"** 7° ®ondc"«’ ,ho practice of railroad I “ ‘nd "»»” ' JXSteLta aali de'^'XmlbU." shall — - •­ put n ------be enacted — „--will effectually stop to this evIL Those were aiiv the <men onesou on -—. two . — subjects n«re tvhlnL the 4k.. Democracy ______ __ . ...its which founded , loudest campaign howls in 1890, but when it found itself unexpectedly in [ power it f: lied utterly in dealing ’with . t_____ “em . “ h:,J* Ptw^rved a discreet ' silence ■ilen-c ii in it* present platform, in hopes ! that that the the people will overlook the sub­ jvet* ject* an? mid it* cowardly attitude in j-rcference to them. The Democratic platform in fact says nothing and was intended only I “?am- .II but another ; ThSBt PtFtf“ UBUai fhanffes of base. ( That party ha* no principles this camSdS*1, 'rnnU n«o«H doe* not wish to be hampered by any line* of policy, for its campaign will be made entireIron the awumd popularity of for governor—a man who . has been all things to evervbodv . since he left the Epublica? party and no fl0<k> Dodge. and Republican Directne*.In one of the corridors of the senate Choice Kesdin » for Voter*. wing of the Capitol is a statue in marble of John Hancock. On the granite pedesual The platforms of the two leading Is an inscription which reads, "He wrote his name where all nations should behold parties in the state are now before the it, and oil time shall not efface it." people for their selection. Tho Demo­ Thia of course refers to the Revolution­ ary patriot whoso bold chirography ap­ cratic platform is a notable combina­ pears conspicuously on the Declaration of tion of dodge*, especially significant for Independence. The history of that period what it omits. Voters will look in vain states that several of the signers, while for any words of encouragement on sympathizing with the colonists In their straggle, were a little timid or hesitating certain subjects in which they are di­ about signing their names, as they would rectly interested, but will find evasions bo punished as principals in the revolt In and misrepreseutatlwns enough on case the revolt be unsuccessful Not so other subjects. On tha contrary the with Hancock. Grasping a goose quill a.-ul Republican platform deals with the using plenty of ink he wrote bls name at the top of tho column. He wrote so boldly recognized evils of the day snd tells and distinctly that the name of John Han­ the people what the Republican party cock was as easily seen as on electric light proposes to do about them. on a dark night. The Democratic platform commends Every schoolboy is familiar with Han­ cock’s handwriting, and as one of tho sign­ “the hones't, faithful ancj economical ers of the Declaration of Independence the administration- of Gov. Edwin B. name of Hancock is familiar to a great Winans, who has set an example well many people who probably could not give worthy of emulation," but the conven­ the name of any other of the patriots who tion gave the lie to the platform by signed with him. Hence the sculptor or turning down, in cold blood, the only designer of tho statue was led to declare Democratic governor the party had that “He wrote,his name where all time succeeded in electing for 36 years. That shall not efface it” was "emulation'* with a vengeance. However truo this may be as sentiment, It commenzls "the action of Gov. the fact Is that Hancock's name is now al­ Winans in recommending to the legis­ most entirely effaced from tho Declaration lature in special session a commission of Independence. It can bo seen by the old to devise means for the improvement of a strong glass, but is so illegible that a of our country roads;" but it docs not stranger to the document or the style of explain why the Democratic legisla­ handwriting would have difficulty in read­ ture of 18V1 spent six months in regular ing the name correctly. session, without doing anything on the Other names attached to the document subject of rood improvement, and then have faded out entirely, and can no more in the extra session shuffled the re­ be read than if they had nqver,been writ­ sponsibility off on the “next legisla­ ten. Of the sixty or more names which ture." The only rational explanation were written, not more than ten can now is that the Democrats know that the be read, and they have faded to a pale, “next legislature” will be Republican sickly color. As to the others; there are and quite competent and willing to faint traces of writing, but nothing in tbo attend to the matter. form of a signature can be distinguished It condemns the present system of sufficiently to enable anyone to read them. employment of convict labor and Some are only partially obliterated, and recommends "the adoption of such by supplying missing characters any one legislation as will change the present familiar with the document can make out system • • • either by engaging tho name which should bo there, but no them in constructing the highways of longer is, except in a very Indistinct way. the state or such other manner as the Considering the priceless character of legislature may deem best;" but it tho Declaration of Independence ns a his­ utterly fails to notice the fact that torical document, it is astonishing that that change is one of the great things from the beginning proper care should not that were to be accomplished by the have been taken to preserve it from the "squawbucks,” but was given up in ravages of time, and at least from misuse. despair after six months of experimen­ During recent years It has been jealously tation on several proposed schemes. guarded in the library of the department Again the Democracy desires to shift of state and precautions taken to prevent any further injury. It. is now between responsibility upon the next legislature. It also declares "that it. is the duty two Urge plates of French glass, inclosed in a hard wood case, all of which is her­ of the state legislature to establish a metically sealed, so as to keep out air aud proper tribunal with power to summon dust. No atmosphere qr other influence defendants before it, adjust all dis­ can now reach the precious document, putes and enforce its judgments by which in showing “a decent respect for the proper process." Then it pledges the opinions of mankind proclaimed the rea­ Democracy to the establishment of such a tribunal. It docs not mention the sons for tho separation.” Tho handsome wooden case In which the fact, however, that the Republican Declaration is kept is lu an upright posi­ legislature of 1889 passed an act for tion, fastened to a latticed partition, with that very purpose, but that Gov. two.doors in front opening outward. The. Winans not only neglected but posiI tively refused to make the necessary doors open only far enough to view tho Spolntmcnte to carry the act into document aud exclude tho light, except such ns admitted by reflection. This is t e”eet eck' Nor does 11 it «*plu«n explain why the done out of abundance of caution, for it is Democratic legislature of 1891 did not doubtful if sunlight cduld affect it in Its P“«letter act if that of 18M) L* not present condition, yet the present custodi- ; axis are determined to spare no pains to : Then the ’platform throws in two prevent further damage. I recommendations Uiat no one has The general belief of visitor* to the ashed for and in which the people will library is that tho fading of the document takc ver? Uttlc interest, viz: The isjirobnbly due to a poor quality of Ink election of mine inspectors aud railused, and that such writing would nntu- road commissioners by the people. — .. — - ।' Thisis rally fade .in .. tho course of- time. This is T,1‘s i’ the sum RUin total of what what “ the only partially true. There hare been pre- , Democraev intends to do for the people served specimens of colonial penmanship , if retained in power. antedating tbe Declaration of Independ- ; On the other hand the Republican ence by many years, which are still clear pintform deals directly and fearlessly and distinctly legible, and will continue ' "'itn the two evils in the state of which legible for another generation. Tho pres- , the people hare most complained, viz: ... duo .1 . ’The I'll.. I.,nrv4z./ mJ1M»* -:___ and1 ent conditiou nF-L... of tho Declaration is to length of 1 legislative sessions misuse. Prior to 1877 it was kept at tho the railroad puss. Note the language interior department, and was guarded the platform: with les* core than tho caveat in the patent -Long sessions -leg!*tatnra »ro an ot- the for a flour sifter. ‘ L --------------- ----expense --- ----------uu wn .unnecessary to the public, « and wo No special effort was made to keep it 1 rondomn tbo practice, and pl<<Ue tbo people from injury such a* is now being done, and i ‘J1*1 ir th,° K®P°hllcan party ha* control of In 1870 U wa. loaned co Che Philadelphia I , '““A!"!?*.;!"™- ?h' «■> l» Centennial erporttlou and exldbltal In In. ; “h.7 S. Sin ■ mcorb Dutch Process No Alkalies Unlike th ® Other Chemicals I i I ! A REPUBLICAN SUGGESTION. W. Bahr & Go.’s OemoeraUo iagislatura. The Democrate have made a great parade of the fact that the Just legis­ lature passed an act requiring every corporation to pay a tax of one-half of one mill on each dollar of its capital stock, when articles of association are filed in the secretary of state’s office. They take unto themselves all the credit of it and expatiate nt great length upon the large sums of money that will flow Into the treasury from y»e .But they utterly ignore the fact that the law Is a Republican con­ ception. Gov. Luce in his retiring m-m ouvjt.u.t, U4 14AUUUU. He said: \ Aniclee of Incorporation are dally fllad with our Secretary of State- The labor. ST ^°d re*P°“»»illty are performed 10 lt” conation. Many of the states collect a fee or Impose a t-nx *« the time Incorporations are formed. Quite large sums are In thia way collected that operate to some bxtent as a relief to other property. This recommendation was the origin of the law. But the "squawbucka” made a botch of the job. The law applies only to corporations of th<* state, while there is nothing to prevent of '“"‘E’1 horporwtiona far doing business here. The law can be evaded by incorporation under the law of some other state that does n°t require * tax. Thus the act is in J- 1 lUelf nn*H after Attorn^ General Ellis pondered over Lake Harbor 1* the latest vicvciaua fi usur M*** Bacon 1« ToU*>, horto W wtu Lr trrtrtKE ^049 which is absolutely pure and soluble. It has more /Aztn ikrte timet the tirrngth at Cocoa mixed with Starch. Arrowroot or Sugar, and is far more economic*!. is delicious, nourishing, sod s*sar _______ Bold by Crocore everywhere. xhobstxd. W.Bakir&Co~Dorch8ster,Matt M'lilfc <>h bKAlX 11 Kot tee is hereby " im • -rfc. frnntv I'rain* rcwn.-fobM-J M oouo ot Brtrr. mm. or MieiirNi. ^i». MU Ok) «>i rviscuiltr. A. O.. .. ]Q of tbe rram In thr 2l’."nW w n’chv-k lv th* foreman of tW J" J..in receive blds tor tbe cleaning of s ct-rWn i ra known as the Fair Laa* »" '< estabihbtd in the said township Jur- , nt’’*’' e’l't of smIiI rtrai" at Fair ,. o-g oat all obstructions and all <™ndj£”u ■rada of said drain aa It "as . ji«. < IStal. Ti.0 wboU 1OOJIU Of Irl b> SUMvna or aril?* tbe < uilrt ol the drain wil* L® V 1 '.JU- h remalnh fl MCtton>i hi lII *>r “L” irrmdrMt *Hb tie-tl!«ii-Bi u»* «■' ilUl the other p»i|*r? i retaining:U> rtiA. -.11 »IK iiTv'.'vil .„>n. (’<>: trni'lN win w nil jr ‘“y slLlr bidder M» «'M m r c,t*S wf'wwumrecf thr work. In „ o( »u*h m in- Th- dMe lor the 5'*!’*’.1 �EFFECTS OF HEATeontTMkted -. xt*n** « *el1 “ lh,‘ , ,...., onr’s boiine-s makes It entirely 0 ’lie ouestidn for many people to’ t-r'i viratton, however bad they may ” in all cai-fes. when* O!H? ra’J nf" vp-atlon it* probably brefetaule lo tot Ul; p.r thrien* of thousands who !?1 re-t tho brain and nerve tonic iti.-.iicai science l» «n indiepen(egnanL I ' : I. - that-is known to the medical „I to-dax istheeaual |>f Pe-ru-ua ire or pp.-vijntloii of ill derangehot wither. P^ru-na gives (Irill brain, strengih and ti | uf a vacation t<» the m or! woman asdt is po»si. •n«.-5S, and ch run- -runa Diiig Manufacturing <o<n* ; , ..l-.nnbus. Ohio, publish the Fam­ . -mi Xo. 1; de voted to the.treat, । filaria, diarrhma. chulera mordiseases of hot weather, --j wil; send Tree to any address. ; > .is-, of Bed Jacket, aced 60, of ... ., went out of doors to split wood, i i-. a box and died, i .. ।Clair, need 24| of Grand ... jesterday t . -t.iciled by the uior_ ■ DiAoestic infelicity. Il.iml’s wsaparilla H strictly true ,r Hi- cto'cst investigation. No ■■ : m iv lire from, it Is »•» reliable ..fit'confldenc’* ns if 1: came irom • • ■ ted nwglibor. Have you ever .-..srjt medicine? . r. family cathartic We cotiflden1 Hani’s Pilh. Tljey should be QEORGa WiLULISENBEE CHAPTER xvi. ON THF. MILITARY ROio. Wj . .-I’-.cfs con you have ulth the pai/nuulcrf" I . Tu bo Lard to describe tho feclRiggsby as he beard tho outug toward thospot where ho • al. L He realized how useless i*attempt toescape, since the outlaws were guarding the . • thicket, revolver in hand. ■ v- u’.-l he worse than uselecs; r three to his one, and men of ... rate character. ? < , ■ ,s cf tho advancing outlaw : r and nearer. Dan felt that must bo done, yet terrified ■ l . r. 1 he knew not what course • It foemed ns if there was •: b -r him to do now hut to • being recaptured. , । t :!-.ut wry instant there was,a ur-krbrnsh aud a deer—an —leaped within a yard of i. lay and disappeared like a j. the brush that skirted the i • >ud crack of a pistol broke - ...5 the outlaw hurried in a taken by tlie deer, : Ls it?" came from tho other ’ came running along tho thicket. "What air yo jumped up in thar," was •• .r I jist gtvo.him a crack otlrin uv the boy?5 : ci he ain't in thar er tho .l in t bin round hyar." ’ that’s so.” and with this tho lustily away. _• bm : r. -athed a deep breath of relief kfulness. He know ‘.that tho ■ tortuuate appearance had •:«. had not lieen in the thicket ' outlaws arrived, as they had ' opposed, .but had simply I - .rc-jirh there, having doubtless Uth f. ' .. iivd by some other members trfthf?. tlaw band who weto searching “i farther down tho stream. men bad soon pn.ised ont of hear11 m now Cult a sense of security 1 ' ‘ felt since his escajio from the out ■ c.-J.in h was not probablo • men would return aud make 'uih r search of tho thickot, and ho 1 1 to remain hero till nightfall • - .>1 was already low in (he west• '.n, and darkness would soon bo ! From what he had overheard Iron •O’ outlaws Dan knew that men 1 ! ; stationed on the prairie on . 1 of the creek to watchifor him, he was determined to use tho knowle,‘Jv t-* !.is advantage. d< «tnMunM rapidly a* pomftle, greatest caution m ho proceeded. He traveled -fully three milea oft.,, crowing the ro^l before ho ventured^ k»T, tbe .bedew, ot tbe Umber. Thro £,*1.“^^ °°™ h" *tr^out at a bnsk walk across the prairie. For nearly an hour he traveled steadily nortiiward; then turning to tho left he began to make his way toward the Mil»Upon rea?dns itwaK PrOCe^ dirOCt1’’ F°rt Scott* ’rtleye ho would endeavor to frus­ trate plans of the wily Dill and his co-conspifatons. He might have continued his course to the fort with less danger t^himself by keeping away from lho road, but he wished, if possible, to meet' the pay­ master and his escort, that he might give warning of tho intended robbery at Drywood. «>n reaching tho road ho found tho traveling much less fatiguing than wad­ ing through tho high grass, and bo was enabled to proceed at a more rapid pace He had traveled three miles, perhara, when ho cAuglit tho sound of approach­ ing hoofs in the road ahead. Not knowing who tho comers might be, Dan hastily withdrew from tho roa*l and conccakxl himself in the high grass. Presently four mounted men, riding at- a brisk trot, camo into sight. They were dresseil in uniform, and tho gleam of their bright buttons shone in tho star­ light "It’s tho paj-master's advance guardr exclaimed Dan joyfully, as he roeo up aud hastily approached tho road. “Haltr came the sharp command as tho youth advanced. “Whocornea therer Dan stopped abruptly, startled by tho sudden challenge. The horsemen had come to a halt, and sat upon their horses, their bright weapons visibjo through tho gloom. “It is 1—Dan Riggsby," faltered the youth. “I would like to see the paymas­ ter. Is this part of his guard?’ “Come forward and let us see you," conimkndod one of tho men, and Pan hastily obeyed. “What business can you have with tho paymaster, and how do you know that ho is to pass along this road?’ ques­ tioned one of tho men. eying the youth keenly. Dan hesitated. He was not sure .the men before him were what ho had sup­ posed them to be. He did not wish to make any mistake. “If you please," said Dan, “I would rather wait until the paymaster arrives before I make my business known." “Very well; we’ll remain here till tho main body arrives." In a short time the tramp of hoofs and the sound of wheels could be heard up tbo road, then a line of mounted men appeared in sight. At a signal from tho man who had been conversing with Dan tho moving column of troops camo to a halt “What is it?’ asked one who appeared to bo an officer, spurring his horse for­ ward to where tlie five were stopped in the road. “Here is a boy that wishes to see tho paymaster on important business," was the answer. “That is rather Strange,. ’ was tho comment. “Has ho mado 'his business known?’ “No; he says he prefers to wait till he can see the paymaster, lieutenant" "Well, bring him hack to tho ambu­ lance," replied the officer in nn impa­ tient tone. “He must be brief in what he has to say." The officer wheeled liis horse and rode back along tho lino m ho spoke, fol­ lowed by Dan/and tho four men com­ posing the a^S-auco guard. As. Dan made his way along tho lino ha noticed that there were about thirty men in tho company. They were formed in lino by twos, and near tho center of tho column stood the ambu­ lance to which were hitched four mules. A man got out of tho vehicle as Dan and his escorts approached. “What’s up, lieutenant?’ ho asked. "Here’s a young man that wishes to see you,," replied the. officer as Dan was ushered forward into the pinaster’s presence. “Ho was very particular and refused to make his business known till ho saw yon.” "1 only wished to bo sure that this was tho paymaster and his guard before I spoke,” said Dan, advancing and address­ ing that individual. “Well, 1 am ready to hear what you have to say, but you must be brief.1^ “1 only wish to say that there will bo on attempt mado to rob you at tho Dry-1 wood ford,” replied Dan briefly. Exclamations of surprise came from ora h-re thdreror^,*^. repltaJ th'-»«Wre. h.ra" Pv^**tor lieuteroal then fonner ture«l ^rero m tta ud STnteftU to ^oa <“» ta- «• “ta yro m properly re- ■^Uta* you. but 1 do not wto ror emwered Dan. -I ff ™^“W“,.ordt"5'toda Atanow^ IdS p'T’’ 71 S° to ! wh to lx, at the Fort early in the morning " “Wait a moment." said tho paymaster and going to tho ambulance he climbed light gleamed num between the curtains. In a few moments he returned aud handing Dan two envelopes, he said: I. “<^eof tJ'*e for yourself, the other is addressed to Captain Parker, who is oow quartered at Fort Soott. Deliver this letter to him, nud if you need a friend rest assure*! that bo will not hesi­ tate to render you any service in his (lower." ”1 thank you." said Dan. “1 may find it nett-ssary to ask his aid in some busi­ ness matters at tho Fort," and then bid­ ding the men good night ho continued his journey. The column of troops moved on, and Dan was soon alone on the dreary stretch of prairio road. As ho quickened his pace and hurried on in tho direction of tho Fort ho felt a lightness of heart ho had not experienced since leaving home. CONTINUED Gaarantcrd Cure. We authorize our advertized druggist lo sell Dr.’ King’s New Discovery for con­ sumption. coughs snd colds, upon this condition. If you are afflicted with a cough, cold or any iung.> throat or cheat trouble, and will use this remedy as direct­ ed. giving It a fair trial, aud experience no benefit you may return the bottle and liave your money refunded. We could not make this offer did we not kuow that Dr. King’s New Discovery could be relied on. It never disappoints. Trial bottles free at W. II. Goodyear’s drug store. Large she 50c and $1.00. Since its first Introduction. Electric Bitters has gained rapidly in popular favor, until now It Is •clearly in the ’lead among pun; medical tonics and alteratives —containing nothing, which permits Its we as a beverage or Intoxicant, it is recognized as the best and purest medicine for all allntonts of stomach, liver or kidneys. It will cure sick headache. In­ digestion, constipation, and drive malaria from the system. Satisfaction •guaranteed with each bottle or the money will be re­ funded. Price only 50c per bottle. Sold by W. IL Goodyear. Tlie best salve in .tin- world formats, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ ly cures piles or no pay requlreti. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist Five thousand Sunday school. children paraded in Jackson Thursday. . Jackson prison has but 776 Inmates— the smallest number in months. * Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Mancelona fccts un Ohio stove company and iso men. The Dexter marshal Is being sued for shooting a $100 dog. To-night 1 If you are troubled with Itching, Blee<ling. Blind or protruding piles try Hill’s Pile Pomade- Direct mode of application, and the only pile remedy with a, printed guarantee with each package. Satisfac­ tion or money refunded. Price $1.00, six for $5-00. By mall- Try it to-nlghL For sale by Fred L. Heath, the druggistRobert Walstel, of St. Clair, accidently shot himself in the abdomen anti is dead. When rhe was a Child, she cried for CaMoria. When she bcameMim. "he clung t-> Castoria. the men’s lips. , , "How do you know this?” asked the paymaster, peering sharply at the youth through ithe gloom. “1 overheard tho robbers when they were planning tho robbery in their cabin on the crock.” ’ “What is your name, and where do you live?’ y . Dan gave liis name and place of resi­ dence.' . “Willyou explain just how you hap­ pened to be in tho locality of tho robbers’ cabin you mention?" Dan gave a brief account of his trouble with tho cattlemen and of his starting to the Marmaton river settlement; of the discovery of tho cabin in tho woods; the overhearing of tho robbers’ plot; of his capture by tbo rabbet, ar. J hlo onteequent escape from tho stranger and intoxicatod woman, omitting that part of tho story that referred to the plot to de­ fraud himself and mother. It was plain that tho paymaster and lieutenant were impressed by tho youth s As Kon M (t V,.M fairty dark to left ^^“this is an unpleasant situation of 5 Plftco G* concealment and stole otunoGsly down tho stream. It was his travel s®v,cr4l miles in this tl’’1V0’1,tx:foru leaving tho shadows of t * V<K-adopting this course bo ! 'wadetho outlaws who, bo felt Jj,'; w®e keeping a cloeo watch ' ' ., le pmirie at all points near tho tes'i Idling to Scott. tpl J‘ r l™veling a quarter of a milo he hr,, Jho road’ an'1 Bfter coring th* ; -lat none of the outlaws were in ho stolc acro®» to the timber “'M i d ,lMo bij w affairs," observed the lieutenant "It m fortunate that I obtained rocnf0 rccmcnta dare todraa. I don’t think thoyll attack us with our present ”t^NOT * >L Bui now UrM wo ore ta- formod M to tbo intended otuck. it*™ b, rocy to terra ootne-pta to detrot <h^Do yon know how *»y thoro, “°Jf the robbrtf mW «» It was 99 years ago that. Mrs. Margaret Mozette. of Jackson, was born. when weak wesry amlwornout.Hood's^nrsapYrinnl7jn/t the medicine to restore your strength aud give you a good appetite. NOTICE FOR HEARING OF CIAIMS. Pn>l«W Court rjr “"j the 24th day of August. A. D. WkW p^nttorir eS doner Kate Pier, of Milwaukee, and were made one. While the western express on the Penn­ sylvania road was being made up at Pitta­ William A. Guthrie, tbe People’s party burg two sections of lhe train collided, nominee for nModate supreme jnstice of and five passengers were seriously injured., North Carolina, has declined to make th* Tbe members of the Iron Hall at Chi­ race, alleging personal reasons. Three white men were taken out by cago are preparing to distribute the funds tbirty-flve white cape, carried seven miles in hand to those to whom it “rightfully into tbe woods, tied to trees and given belongs"—that is lhe members who paid thirty lashes apiece. The men had been it. Thia will defeat tbe receiver's plana. The international peace congress has taking part In a negro dance. Atlanta, Ga; voted to bold its next meeting iu Chicago An Incendiary fire at St. Paul destroyed in 1893. the Wagner block and caused a loss of Monday, Aug. 39. 8100,000. Another block of the same name Miss Frances Willard is “sailing o’er on the opposite side of the street was the season tlie way to England,where she wrecked by a landslide last week. will visit Lady Somerset. A Pennsylvania express ran Into four Tho strikers at Buffalo—such of them heavy timbers that had been placed across the track by unknown persons two miles as could find places—have returned to below Reading. The locomotive jumped work, including those who struck in defi­ the rails, but no serious damage was ance of Sweeney. Hezekiah Shepherd, a late resident of done. Drakewille, In., expressed his wishes to his farmers report that cattle in the north­ friends that he be buried in a box be had eastern iiart of Montgoinery county, Illa, made containing a chair; that ho be placed are dying of a disease resembling tho bloody murrain. The afflicted animals in the chair and strapped there and be buried iu an upright position. And it usually die two or throe days after being attacked. Ex-Senator Ingalls will be home from At Columbia City, Ind., James Gray wa* shot while lying in bed. The assassin Europe about Sept 15, and will at once enter the campaign in Kansas. fired at what ha supposed was the head of About half the Tennesee militia on the bed, but Mr. Gray had turned tho bed abobt and tho shot struck him in the leg, duty there have been withdrawn from shattering it so u to necessitate amputa­ Coal Creek, and the mines are running with a small force. tion. Albert Tucker, who had a grudge against Gray, was arrested for the crime, Corrigan’s horse Libretto, 8 years old, but entered a denial. who won the Estonia Derby in 1887, broke Near. Terre llauta Mrs. Hart, aged 78, his leg at Hawthorne course, Chicago, and was thrown from the buggy by tho shying bad to be shot. of the horsea She was caught by a wheel There was a free-for-all fight at Paint and dragged some distance. Her back Lick, Ky., and when the fun was over one and an arm and leg were broken, and she ot the principals was dead and another died in a few moments. badly wounded, while two children had been killed by atray bullets. HISTORY OF A WEEK. Swansea (Wales) tin plate manufac turers are discussing tho subject of clos­ ing down their works on account ot tho prevailing low prices. Congressional nominations: Ninth Illi­ nois district. N. S. Scrivens (Peoples); Sixth Iowa, Frederick £ White (Dem.); First Minnesota, William H.Harris (Dem.); Seventh Tennessee, N. N. Cox (Dem.); Eleyeuth Pennsylvatnn. Lemuel Ammer­ man (Dem.) During last week 319 car-loads, con­ taining 3,810 tons ot green fruit, were shipped tost from California over tho Central Pacific. So far this season 6,000,­ 000 pounds more fruit have been shipped than were last year. Frank Smith has been held for trial in the United States district court for tho murkier of Deputy Marshal Wellman in Johnson county, Wya, during tbe cattle­ men's war. A bridge on the Pittsburg, Shenaugo and I*ake Erie gave way under a construc­ tion train nt Dixonburg, Pa., killed Fore­ man Fisher, nnd fatally hurt Conductor Diffeudlcfer ami others of the crew. Frank Bnuwel, of Chicago, played poker and got four aces. He bet all he had only to find that the gambler who dealt had given himself a straight flush. Frank ap­ pealed to tho law and got his money buck. Six taen were caught by sewer gas In a New York sewer nnd gotten out just in time to save their lives. A man named Hannah, of Rutlodge, Ga., attempted to strangle his mother-in­ law, and Judge Lynch's cohorts are gath­ ering. ' ‘ £d tai’ .iri ta SfSEroxro’'U1™ W “* "°r Oliver Wendell Holmes yesterday cele­ brated his 831 birthday at Beverly Farms, The loss by the Metropolitan Opera house fire nt New York is placed at W00.UK). The work of rebuilding will be com* pleted in ninety day*. Miss Eldora Paddock, of Corydon, Ind., A Brunswick, Ga., lumberman was took poison with fatal effect. Unrequited treated to a coat of tar and fontho ra for love Is the reason assigned. alleged Intimacy with a neighbor’ll wife. Frank Desmond, Martin Korastad, and I Tbe Equitable League, an order formed Joseph Walker, comprising the board of on the same Hues as tbe Iron Hall, fs like­ the town of Superior, who Were arrested ly to follow that organization in tbe on the charge of Embezzling public funds, courts. Several certificate holders at Bal­ have had a henringS-Tbo court held that timore allege that it is insolvent and de­ tbo guilt of the prisoners was not shown, mand a receiver. and they were discharged. Obituary: At Jaffna, Ceylon. Rew'AVill Christian Obrelcht, son of tho wealthy iam Ware ,, Howland, tor Dearly fifty years lumberman, is under arrest at Baraboo, • - Moaot Fleasa missionary, aged. — 75. At Wia, charged with arson. ant, N. Y., General J. P. Blauvelt, ex Cholera is now raging at Hamburg, mayor of Nyack. At New Orleans, Paul Havre and Antwerp, three ports from £ Theard, aged 67. which immense numbers of emigrant* sail The Northern MichiganLumber comto this country. pany’s factory near Oden, Mich., burned. Thje Dalton gang held up a station The loss ou . buildings, machinery and lumber will not b£far short of $150,OGG. tl,60P io cash. Mnurice Miller fought Bob and John Carter at a dance near Haughton, La., and killed them both, receiving wounds Congressional nominations: Tenth Iowa., which resulted in his own death a few Janie* Ryan, Democrat; Eleventh Iowa, hours Inter. , Don Campbell, People’s; Tenth Wiscon­ A pitched ball hit John Donnelly in the sin, Nils P. Haugen. Republican; Fourth Michigan, George L. Yaple, People's (pre­ neck and killed him whiliMio was playing viously nominated by the Democrats): base ball at Lansford, Luzerne county. Twenty-eighth Pennsylvania, George F. Pa. Kribbs, Democrat; Seventh Georgia, John fire at East Tawas, Mich., destroyed W. Maddox: Eighth Georgia, Thoma* G. property of the value of $8,500. lutwjon. Wesley McCroy, of Woburn,., Ills., has Thomas Smith shot and killed his wife commenced suit against .. lurn Hendrix, Mark and Mniself Atthe borne of n friend near bis father-in-law, tor $10,(MX) damages, for Denyer, Colo. The couple had been sepnr* alienating his wife’s affections. McCray's ntedfor wine time, and jealousy is tm- wife has begun n suit for divorce, and he signal as lhe cntise. | alleges that his father-in-law is the cause Eopch May, the oldest printer in the ', of all his domestic woe>. west, died in Burlingtcn, Ia.,nge<l Ulyears. j Two freight trains on the Missouri He was born in Boston, and had lived in pMCjftc railroad collided at Washington, Burlington since 1840. »*-----Mo., and Fireman John Siebold was Til* trial of Lizzie Borden for the mur­ killed. ■ der (A her father and stepmother, is pro­ ceeding nt Full River, Moss. The texti- LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. mon.’’ Is nil circdnutuntinl. It * understood that the Canadian gov* enment will pay the toll for Canadian Chicago. Aug. :9. rrsstls at St. Mary’s Falls canal until the Foliotring wrri the quotatious ou lhe Caiiiallan “Sqp“ is opened. board <f trade today: Wheat—August, opened ■514c. cloeed 75Hc: Septotab t, opened 7B, , Hamburg newspapers accuse the muni­ cipal Authorities with having kept back close<1 ’Cte: Dcmmibur.openu I lUc, closed TSJfia Corti—Au.tuu opened Sic; closed >’4)4c; beplhe truth concerning the cholera in that timber, opened aud closed tl)4c; October, city. The disease has gained some ground opened 5JJ«c. vloaoil ;1W-- Oata-Septdlnin St Petersburg, but it is not of a virulent ter. opcuiM 3:?|c. closed b4)4 -; October, opened type there. andclOMtl 3,«*c; May, o;>euei 37H-. clmed Pork -September, open.-d 810®. Seven minora were killed in a Swansea clo.ud Slu.fi >; Octo.er. opened flO.TU. closed (Wnlcs.) coal mine by the fall of tho roof. Tbe fruit crop in England has been $lu.7-'l»; Jntmary, opened $1XW, closed Lard—September, opened aud closed damaged by heavy stoi ms. Fire destroyed the Hotel Belmont in West Asheville, N. C. With tbe excep­ tion of perhaps half a dozen the 176 guest* got out safely. The remaining few jumped from the third floor to the top of the veran­ dah and then to the ground, sustaining se­ vere Injuries Mrs. Cnrne, of Charleston, lost $5,000 worth of diamonds, and another I>cSsA^Al«^^'’-‘”ldKe of Probate. guest $3,000 In cash. « John Morley was re-elected to parlia­ ment by a largely increased majority. xnncF OF COMMISSIONERS OX CLA IMS By an explosion iu a Welsh colliery 143 miners were caught in the shaft*, and it is iiavlrmC™nty nren appointed tas ofProbato Pof Barry.by State Michl- feared that mauy, perhaps all of them, were killed. Order* have been Issued tor the with­ drawal of troops frjm Buffalo with the ex­ ception ot 2,006 mon. Switchman is; t£. Sweeney has arrived at for Chicago. • James IL Morten, colored, was hanged niirDOKe of axaralnlng*nd allowing stud claims. in tbe county jail pt Camden, N. J., and was prououncsd deed five minute* after ­ Mdtbrtsit nmnthsTrom th*s»d day of Auxust, . n were allowed by said court forcredi- ward. He killed an old colored -woman. Jacob Yondell and Adclpheua Hanson, both of Chicago, were the first couple united in marriage by a woman la Wie. SaX'uC. RrrcHta. cnnxio Thev went before Court Commis. Waltz* Brtpwjt. C'ommtMloners. L“£7‘o"’<« The Third Ward Permanent Savings and Loan aud the Erie County Permanent Savings aud Loan associations, at Buffalo, have been declared insolvent. They are “dime" concerns, and owe shareholders about $170,000. The Metropolitan Opera house at New York was damngod by fire to tbe extent of $500,000 and a scene painter was badly burned. Just after the fire another took place in a building at 124 Wood street where 10Q persons were employed. Mary £ Hanley was fatally burned and six other persons more or less severely hurt In various ways. • Gov. John Miller, of North Dakota, re­ lates an instance ot what Is bring accom­ plished by fanners In the Red Klver Valley ot Mlnursota and North Dakota. He said S. J. Leland, near his town of Dwight, N. D., bought 160 acres ot land in the spring of 1891. for $2,000. and raised crops that season worth the salary of a gavernunmt clerk, in excess of thr.cost of bis farm, as per the following statement: i.luo Bn. ol wheat, at 8te ..... .$3.5fiiJ« f®0 .. .. imte. at .Wk-................. 197.00 Drtluv!it>K ciibl of biiid. Cases of thia kind are so cotrnyni that they area irug in the news market out <43.00 ♦5.00. ♦4.00j| .V2.00 ♦3.50 ■ ♦ 2.50® ♦2.25^ ^42.00 IL] 41.75 ♦ 2.00^ 5^41.75 ran boy, »£s W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE cEnfSB»mj. THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD f03 THE BOKO. d 1 srs stamped 00 bottom of each shoe. TAKE NO HUBBTITCT*. _ !«. Dssalas, Brockton, Blass, tk Woolley & Bronson. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. In tho matter of the estate of Washington KFerrls, deceased. Notice K hereby given that I shall sell at Kublle auction to the highest bidder, on Friday, >0 twelfth day of August, A. D., IM. at ten o’clock, in the forenoon in tbe Probate otneo In the city of Hastings In the county of Barry, In tbe state or Michigan, pursuant to license and authority granted to me on the 16th day of Juno A. D. Hire, by the Probate court orBarry county. Michigan, all of tbe estate, right, title and Interest of the said de­ ceased of. In and tn tbe real estate situate and being tn tbe county of Barry, tn tbe arate of Michigan, knjwn and desenbed as follows. to-wit:. Tlie south hall of the cast halfof tee north west quarter ot section fourteen (14), township three <3 n&rtb. range nine (»> west. Dated June ajtb, A. D.. 1W. Jamzs F. Mkkd. Administrator. The above sale is hereby aJlournsd until Fri­ day the ufith day of Augunt IKct at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the Probate Office in the efty of HasUngx . Dated August mb 1Wt>. James F. Mead. Administrator. Chicago, Kaianaioo Ii Sagioiw TIME TABLE. In effect June 26.1892. c«E Stations. KOKTII. Kalamazoo Lv... Hm( Cooper...... Richland Junet. Cressey Mito Dolton Cloverdale Shultz S 7 15 11 9 21 Coats Grove. Woodland ... « 20 Linslng........... Detroit Grand Rapids. fl Stations. SOUTH. Kslarnazoo Ar... East Cooper Lv.. Richland June!. Cressey Milo Delton Cloverdale Shultz a. m. pl Hastings.......... Coat* Grove Woodland....... Woodbury.......... Fla U. L. Aleasing Detroit Grand Rapids.... on signal only. 4 N«v«. 5 Mid fl will not carry passengers unless pmvlflwl with freight train permits. Freight trains will be run at the convenlenoe of tbe company, who reserve the right to change • tbe time of such trains without notice. W. S. DKWiiiG, Genl Manager. H. C. Permit. G0.1l P. & T. Av . PROBATE ORDER State of Michigan, County of Barrr—ss. At a s-sMou ot Hie Probate Court for the County of Barry, bolden al tbe Probata office, l« tho City of Hastings, tn said county, on Moo- . day the Mh day of August, in tbe year one thousand eight hundred and ninety two. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. \ In the matter V the estate of Susan JL Warner, deceased. Ou reading and filing Um petltisn. duly veri­ fied, tu Seth H. Chapman, executor of the estate ’ of said decnvMxl. praying that his final account' l-.cretofoin filed In this court may be beard and allowed and ho be discharged from said trust. Thereopon it It ordered, that Wednesday tbe 7tb day oi September. A. D..ne2at ten o'clock tn the forenoon, be assigned for tbe hearing of said 11‘tttion and that tbe heirs at law of said dereosed and all other persons Interested In said i estate, are required tn appear at a session of said conn, tlieii to be holden at tbe Probate of­ Sheep—Market alow and dull; prices 10^20o fice, in lhe Cl'y of HasUnss. in said county, and cause, if any there be, why the praver oC lower; quotation* rangol at fl.OU&tt*) per show the petitioner mar not be granted. And it is ItOlba western. $ivojp.8j native*. MxSiiUD further ordered, that said petitioner give notice Texas, and $&Uti£.V5 iatnbe to tbe persons Interested In said estate, of the i* nde«--cy of said peiltlon and tlie hearing Produce; Butter —Fancy separitor. 24> thereof by causing a copy of till* order to be S4Kc; lino creameries — dairies, fancy, published In tbe Hnstings Basskx. a new*fr»h. a»&2fc; packing mock, fresh. He, Wheat—No. 2 nxixel cash. 81J$c; Septem­ ber, 81He; October, Alic. Corn—No. 2 mixed < iuh sic; September. October, OJic. G*'»—Na « mixed cash, Wc on spot; lieptrmber, I8ftc: October, ;«Hc. Bye—Neg­ lect d: 01'v-At inter lota. Barley-Neglect* 0<L Pvru-tjuiet; old mote. 81LTMMM0L Lard—Dull; 8e[.tomber. $8.10 Ind; October, UUNbM. j OTHER MPKCIA LT I KM in footwear niwef Live Stock—Prleo - at th j Union Stock yar is today raiKOl m follow*; Hog*—Marku t ratbor active o i packing and rhlppiug ac­ count and priea»'l i-jljg higher; feelin ; rather firm; salts# run„«l nt 9 • ;-i'4.75 light. rough punning, 5.45 mixed, ntid heavy packing unit tblpplug lot*. Cattle—Market only medcratuly active on local and shipping account; good gradj-r steady but common qualities j<J12c Jo a on quotations ranged at S5txq>5.{0 choice to ex­ tra shipping »t« er*, good to choice do, t4.XM4.5O fair to good. $1'4)184.10 c rmmon to medium do, 83.Wit* IM butchers* steer*, $S.5ua&2> stockera, Texas steers, 8Z.73.v4JS range *(ecrs. $J,tU£3.7U feeder*, 81.73ig3.OJ cows, 8J.U JJ! > bull*, and 8^!3xu lb; spring ebfekeas. lijfiu per lb; rooetors. de; ducks. 1k; sprtaz ducks, Ibc; t,urkoye, 12c per Ih. Fotatoea—Miunoiota Early Ohlas, per ba.; Kants* Early Ohi'fik 55<£6) per bo.; St. Loots Early Ohio*. 0JB&S0 t>sr bn.; Long Island Rom, 5-25<£2 5 J pjr brl. Apple®— Grocn. 8X3J&2-75 per bn; poor, fl.aajJUS; red. $XX»®Xfi0; Duchsaa, Il.tiJ&i.Oj per brl; 1 4nc per box. BlackberriiM - $1.2534.7J per IS-uuarc c-aaa. Biaaberrtet-SLUJ^LSO per '' wteks.previous to said day ot hearing. • r...,y ahmsthoxo. Judge of Probate (A tra* copy.) NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. State ot Mlchbpm, Comity of Barry—st. Nepce Is hereby given, that by an order of Hum to present their claims anlnst the estate Esther M. Pennock, late of * aid county, deceased, and that all creditors of said dw swxi are required to present their claims to said Probate Court, at the Probate office. In Ute City of for examination and allowance, ca or before the 2Stb day of January next, • rod thiU such claims will be heard before sidtl court, on Wednesday, the 2mh day of Gctober ■ .----- -— c“- �deputy. I was never at Banfield but the one time. I went to Mr. Wickwire’s tou e in the daytime and he Invited, me to can in the evening. Answer to Sth—1 was employed by Mr. Wickwire for no specified time. He was free under our arrangement to dlscliargc me at any minute. Tlie talk of lhe four years is especially abstini.' because Mr. Wickwire repeatedly stated to myself and has to others that he would not be a can­ didate for tlie seconds term. Answer to 6tb—t did not attend any ward caucus last spring as 1 was sick at the time: nor did Mr. Wlckwlre object to my selection as ward committeeman. He did, however, object to my taking the po­ sition of member of the county committee, but did this toltly, as he said, not'that he objected to my politics, but because when hlselerk accepted so prominent a place as that. It made bls democratic friends kick at him, Mr. Wlckwlre, all the harder for appointing a republican deputy. I call attention to another statement In the Journal that goes to show that Mr. Wlckwlre never Intended to move to Has­ tings, snd therefore did not intend to run for a second term when be employed me; and that is the very fact that he paid me nearly 81.900 for about 19 months service. If Mr. Wickwire had intended to fill the office him self, he could have hired plenty of help for half what he paid me. It was because of his expressed confidence In both me and my long experience and ability to assume and carry on the work of the office, that be gave me the pay he did, and not for the mere clerical work. 1 am as much surprised as I am disap­ pointed that one whom I ever aimed to serve faithfully, and one toward whom I Haye ever acted In good faith, should turn upon me in the manner Mr. Wickwire does. He notonly charges me with things I never did. and agreements 1 never heard of till within the past three weeks, but does $0 with a venom’and spitefulness that demenn him, and are unworthy of him. About a week before the late republican county convention, Mr. Wlckwlre invited me to call at his home in the evening. 1 did as he requested. He put the question squarely to me: “Will you be a candidate for register of deeds before the republican convention?'’ 1 plainly told him that, without solicitation from me, men from tlie various towns had said that they would like to see me made the republican nom­ inee this year, and that. If the convention should name me, I would feel In duty bound to accept. He replied that lie did not wish me to think him angry if I was a candidate; that we bad always been friends and should be so stilt 1 told him that was my desire. He said If I were named, he would "do” me if he could, but wanted a straight, clean campaign. I told him he expressed my own feelings. 1 felt from that time that. If 1 should be tlie republi­ can nominee, between Mr. Wickwire and myself there would be an earnest but friendly contest 1 regret that the contest is not being waged in that manner: but the responsibility for whatever personali­ ties or bitterness that hare or may arise does not rest with me. To whatever length It may be necessary to carry them, the man who began it must take the blame for Introducing onr private matters, about which we unfortunately do not agree, in a canvass where they liave no place, and in which the qualifications of neither one of us for th<\ office are in tbe least affected by our differences. Charles W. Jordan. Hastings, August 30 th, 1892. MR. JORDAN REPLIES Mil EmtUB: In tte last Journal tea wanton and un­ called-for attack upon me, which I wffl not descend to reply to in kind. If the Journal editor, or the people’, party nom­ inee for register who I think inspired the attack, get any itiory ot! comfort In a tirade of iwrional abuse. tb<y can have it al! to themselves, . . I dr.-ire to apologize to jour readers and to the voters of Barry county for bringing a purely personal affair between Mr. Wick wire and myself to public notice. Mr. Wlckwlre.and myself had an under­ standing as toiny employment as bb dep­ uty. Unfortunately that understanding was not reduced to writing. It Is equal­ ly unfortunate that there should now be a misunderstanding abont it. But It Is not the first misunderstanding lictween mtti; and it Is universally conceded that into other matters such personal affairs should not be dragged. Should Mr. Wlckwlre be elected, he'will fill the office of register with Just as much credit and satisfaction as if wo had never disagreed. On the other hand, our misunderstanding will not and would not in any man’s mind decrease my ability to perform the dntles of the office of register of deeds, hi short tiff, pereoual matter between Mr. Wickwire and myself does not affect the qualifica­ tions of either of us, and is in no firnse. In ■ my Judgement, any proper aubjeet to urge for or against any candidate, except so far as it may concern- party loyally, of which I will speak later. But while regretting that personal and private affair* of tbe two candidates must be dragged Imo a canvas in which it has no part, the. Journal’s ar­ ticle touches matters to which I feel I must allude. . Stripped of Its verbiage and peraonnl abuse, the Journal article prefers these charges against me: 1st—That 1 was employed by Mr. Wick­ wire in consideration of work I was sup­ posed to have done for him In the cam­ paign of 1890. ■ 2nd—That I left the republican county convention two years ago with the remark that "I am done with the party.” 3rd—That 1 gave Mr. Wlckwlre to un­ derstand that I would do all I could to elect him register, and he has reason to believe I did so. 4th—That after election I went twice or more to Mr. Wlckwlre*. home in Johns­ town to urge my claims for a clerkship, and was promised that the contract previ­ ously arranged would be carried «ut. 5th—That i made a contract to remain as Mr. Wick wire's clerk four years hi case he were re-elected. Oth—That last spring 1 attended a re­ publican ward caucus and was made com­ mitteeman from tbe 2d ward, but explain* ed this away to Mr. Wickwire by staling ’ that it was done, without my consent The above are tbe charges, urged*, with venomous abuse, made against me by Mr. Wlckwlre through the Journal. *I “ will *** anawer them In their order. Answer to 1st—I was acting; as deputy treasurer in 1890. Previous Jto election and without any solicitationi whatever from me. and without even an intimation from nie that 1 would like the place, ___ ,___ Mr. . Wlckwlre came Into lhe county zreasurer’s office where 1 was and said in? substance this: "Will you take the register’s office and run it If I am elected? 1 prefer you • to any other man. nnd want you to do this If I am elected. 1 do not expect to move I . to Hastings, and I want you to run the Obituary. office confidence In you. i a .i r because r ?1 have T ’.uJJ — Died, at the home of A. Davenport In All I care for Is is to -do “do up” ’’ Mack. The Tbe 1 this city Saturday last, of creeping porolyAH democraL* may kick on my appointing you. | sb, F. F. Griffin, aged 47. but let them do iu I shall nevpr run tor ■ • ~ - — Mr. Griffin was •born at- — Black Creek, N. a second term.” That is the substance < f Y. At thp age of 18 he went west, and Mr. Wickwire’s conversation as be ad­ began railroading. He was conductor on dressed it to me that ilav. and he never the first train into Denver on tbe Kansas afterward modified it, and never tendered Pacific railroad. A few years later he we the place on any other conditions. My wan promoted to the superintendency of reply to Mr. Wlckwlre at that time was the Denver Pacific. When that line pars­ that "I earned my living with my pen, ed into/ie control ot the Union Pacific. and- that 1 had as soon work for him as Mr. 4frlffln became Identified with the any other man.’’ Why shouldn’t I saj’ so?.. Northern Pacific. His great ability and I expected to be out of employment the industry were recognized by that line, and first’of the next January; and I have for had be lived, he would have been one of years earned iuy. living in the manner I the leading railroad men of tbe country. suited to hi in. There was not one word He was promoted to the superin tendency said directly or indirectly about my voting of the western division of the Northern or wo* king for Mr. Wlckwlre in that ----- con', , i. Faciflc, and had entire charge ot the con• versatlon or nny other " Hiii ne — cuup.ed struction. operation ana and equipment equipment or of mat that . ... , .. , _ ... ......... •....... • Diruciion. vltli - ,lne >t__ •fro,n ____ the ... . »» . .. . .. itninn "i tb inv sti<-li' ?n ! Pacific slope throughOregon, i M5 a nbtLLOW..Cll,ln1'- 1 • Washington and Idaho until it was united , ....... » ■Biiingion anu lonno unui 11 was unneti XAoiihi linv*. ri.n . . ... . . .... would ln*.vot never have considered , II It Mr for nn.> one «... bv th* anMun unikstn rffvl.inu “;XXr"'S'.rE tte" ,'r,T»l»loSl labor to wbleb-topive hlLLlr ’ -r ! 1 r I ‘ . 1 partly broke down his strong constitution. s‘ucha'Later tte Illnes. of hb wife to whom he WIJ I ™”u*'.<„“l 1 mr 1 I'?'’. ‘™>. "I"- ««•. .“>« best medical treatment that could, be fur­ duty i:i -the position I- then held for the nished. *>u* But all was was unavailing, unavailing. inis This i ..... i whole republican ticket. 1 nor worked against the republican ticket through years, and he became finally ns nor any candidates on that ticket. helpless ns a a babe. it ail all he he answer to SM—1 Oi’i.k I h»r< n|n..dv ue, P,eM as balM-- Through i,,rt>ugii it r B ,'sts i?""’1' n“ud>'. k'p' "■> "• r™"™' J »^A,T.J'.S*£ I. - ----------------- —------- - Mr. Nr. Wlokwirv Wl.kw.rt- ojany or.hr one «... for «.r him ulu. lo vote rife • or work for him. The eleet'on returns of the city of Hastings, where I would certainly have done work "fur Mr. Wick­ wire if anywhere, and where myself and my friends had opportunity to have secur­ ed plenty of votes against Mr. Mack had we so desired, do not show that Mr. «. -k's interests were sacrificed. For de­ Mik he strong efforts made here by Mr. spites• and by his partisans, Mr. Mack WlckWiK ahead of hit ticket fn this ran ninf Ct>. t that fact prove that not city. l>o<* «•*my friends were loyal to only myself but. • I am in a poMthe republican nwm^ utm04t positiveness Hon to prove with the n to flIrther Mr that, had I the disposition -jpenge oj jjr Wkkwire's interests at tte * td Mack, my friends and myself u dJfferent ■portunlty for making a tmple •showing tlmn was made, rhe a. * trutii Is that Mr. Mack’s Interests wei. not sacrificed la this city by myself nor by any one for I ftUl nelttiW ft sorehead nor* an«<WWhp. . A»#W<r io 4th—Some time after election offered by M. L. Cook for another gentleman a good position. About that time It was reported lo me that Mr. Wickwlr.U41>n>mlrfd u> Hotchkiss aud Wm. H. Merrick - as his deputy. Knowing that Mr. Wlckwlre could have noose for three deputies, and also dealring to return a definite answer to Mr Cook’s offer, I visited Mr. Wlckwlre, tn December I think, at his home In Johns­ town, stating what I had heard, and why I wanted tbe matter settled so far as I was concerned. He replied that he had re­ ceived petitions for tho appointment of Charles Hotchkiss, but be did not wish to appoint him. To avoid naming Hotchkiss, he bail decided to appoint Merrick. I repltel that that aeUted it. as I would not work* minute under Mr. Merrick. He finally arranged that he would come to 'orU- career wot before him. But the lesson of his affliction he declared were worth far more to him than any earthly successes. He leave* an aged mother and three >l»tera. erne of them, Mra. Julia Willison, of thia city. The services were held at the home of Mr. and Mra. Davenport on west Green street Monday afternoon and were con­ ducted by Rev. Grigsby. The body was taken to Denver tor burial beside the re­ mains of his wife. He was n 33d degree mason, aud tbe burial services nt Denver will be conducted by the Knights Tem­ plar, SCHOOL BOOKS. Peoples DRUG STORE HE largest complete stock of new and sec­ ond hand School Books and everything needed in the school room in BarryCounty. - IT'S A “JIM OANDy,” The stock of lumber and shingles klely purchased by ' T The Michigan state fair will be held in Lansing September 12 to 16. An unusual­ ly fine list of attractions has been secured and visitors will be well repaid for attend­ ing. Reduced rates on all roads. Bentley, Him Rider, KI,1?. Goody eji ?, The Michigan Central will on Sept 5th sell tickets from Hastings to Grand Rapids and return, at the rate of 95 cents. Good going Sept 5th and returning.not later than Sept. 6th, on account of Labor Day celebration. M. A. Gillman, At their yard can be found a!i the -latest novelties in hemlock boards and istuding. DRUGGIST and book­ seller. and the originator and promoter of LOW prices, for Drugs, Books and School Supplies. 2nd Hand Books wanted. Ticket Agent The Michigan Central will give an Excursion to Jackson Monday, Sept 5th, 1892, on account of Labor Day celebration, and sell round trip tickpts at the rate of 81.95. Special train leaves Hastings at 6:30 a. m. arriving at Jackson at 8:45 a. m., returning, leaves Jackson by regular train at 7:13 p. m. Visit Michigan state prison where 800 convicts are dally tolling In various kinds of Industries. Arrange­ ments have been made by which those desiring to visit the prison, and are at the reception room not later than 10:30 a. m. (standard time) can go through the prison for 20 cents, M. A. Gillman, Agent. VO The latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. Their No. 2 shingles are “just too sweet for anything.” Websters Dictionary 5c. -F F F era F ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A SEPT. 5 Two years ago after child-birth, I was taken with severe pains In the back accom­ panied with extreme nervous ohills. dur­ ing which time I would shake like one In severe spasms. This condition was rapid­ ly followed by paralysis of the lower limbs, so that I lost the use ot myself from tbe waist down and had to be helped up and supported like a child, so that for nearly two years 1 have not walked alone. I became very dropsical and suffered dreadfully with my stomach and bowels. I was taken to Dr. Humphrey in a most pitiful condition and so discouraged, I thought .no mortal could cure me. Dr. Humphrey said 1 could be cured, and 1 began a course of treatment and have faithfully followed it since. 1 am now able to get up and go where 1 please, up and down staira and anywhere 1 desire and am getting‘well every day. and advise all my friends who are afflicted to see Dr. Holman 8. Humphrey and be cured. Fannie M. Chaklbndxb nee Fannie , Fox. Charlotte, Mich. Dr. Humphrey’s next visit to Hastings will be Tuesday, September 13th, at Ford’s hotel. . IS THE first day of school and as usual Fred L. Heath is on hand with a complete line of School Books New and second hand. It^will pay you to come come and select from his large supply of second hand and shelf worn books Many are as good as new. You will save from SEWING MACHINE? If so, buy of the man who sells at the same price to ths poor man or woman as to the rich. He wont charge you $55 for a poor machine and sell the same style of machineto an­ other for $25 as do some dealers.. Oh, no! The Dollar of the Poor Man Th has Fo eff ces an Is just as good to Trav. as the dollar of the rich. Hi- sells The Light Running World Renowned Domestic. Tlie New Home and some other first-class machines. He will sell you a machine for a small payment, down 25 TO 65 PER CENT, and the balance in monthly payments if desired. It will pay yon to call on him before you buy. Needles, oils and parts for all machines, Church nnd Society. The young people of the Baptist Union will give an ice cream social on Friday, Sept. Snd. at Mr. Harper’s on the lawn. A cordial Invitation la extended to all Services at the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning and evening. Evening subject, "Tbe Human Spider.” Fred L. Heath, THE URUQqiST. T. PHILLIPS. The Y. P. 8. C. E. meets In the Presby­ terian church next Sunday evening at 0:30, will be led by Miss Mlilspaugh. The ladles connected with Emmanuel church will give a society In their society rooms Thursday evening, Sept. 8tb, to be entertained by Mesdames, Julius Russell, Geo. Tomlinson.- B. Dickinson, W. J. Halloway. James Wilkins. Chas. Jordan, Richard Bates and Miss Anna Bi-ssjner. This is the first society of the season jind all are cordially Invited to attend. Supper from 5 to 7. EMPIRE'DRILL The Woman’s Auxiliary of Emmanuel church will meet at the home of Rev. J. W. Bancroft Tuesday. Sept Oth. at 2 p. m. There Is work that we wish to fur­ nish al that time. Let us have a full attendance. Additional County News. / J Prairieville. Mrs. Hewett, of Grand Rapids, a sister of J. E. Cairns, in company-wlth hii fath­ er of Romeo, have been spending a few days with his family—Dr. .Hyde received news from Canada last Tuesday evening that his youngest child was not expected to live. He took the midnight triIn nt Kalamazoo and arrived at his father’s In Stratford, Wednesday p. tn. at 5 oclock, about two hours befen* the child died. The family arrived home with the remains ot their baby at 9 o'clock Friday n. n. A snd returning from what they bad antici­ pated a pleasant visit—J. E. Cairns has returned from his trip to Kansas City. Lie was filled Peter Llsbe, of Red Jacket, aged ,50, of with the confident hope that this tribula­ tion would work out for him a broader, Saginaw, went out of doors KTsplit Wood, f grander life In the world beyond. Mr. sat down on a box and died. Griffin was a man who enjoyed the confi­ Mrs. Alice Clair, aged 24, of Grand dence and respect of ail who knew him. Rapids, suicided yesterday by the mor­ Had he been spared, no doubt a brilliant phine route. Domestic Infelicity. The best drill in the world. Because it is the most reliable. POSITIVE FEED. first lurcc and only force winm feed drill made, which has been . . .FORCE --------- ---------vMiy The poaiuvc iceu positive arm mauc, i>« built as a specialty for 37 years and tried to be imitated by many, even to using'the name, “Empire”. Im­ itation is the .best acknowlegement of superiority. The Empire Spring Hoe Drill can be driven anvwherethata ■’ _ —---J- • «jpuil|C HUCXTI IU LOU Ut Ull> Lil UU. H warron nr «snrincr tnnth lisrw.u. can without danger J__ —___qf r 1breaking, __ * • *and. sows with ... the .. same gear the’ same ........ wagon or spring quan. • « tooth harrow -- -—— v* uicaiuuu, anu sows wun uic same gear rue a<unc rjw — itv of tuhori* rintc Ar T -1 __ . r ° . .... . ° . .. ■ ___ 1 1 y ot when,, oats, rye or barley. I cheefully refer anyone wanting to buy a drill to the following named armers who have bought of me the past two years and speak in the highest terms of The Empire. . W? Lave a lot of them, both, SECOND HAND anOEW. Mels, Slates, Drawina^Books. W. J.f& L I. HOLLOWAY, SIGN OF THE ELEPHANT. ... Henry Barnum ClartcBtis . Jacob Rhodes E Kerchner John Coleman p Hoard W 8 Benham O Goodenougb Terry Corrigan Francis Wilkes Milton Coulter Peter Haney W W McKibben Joseph Shultz , Wm Gorham Henry Crockford Wm Stafford Jas Bame.i Chas Bldleman Chauncey Townsend Barry Bros John Carpenter A J Barnum Frank McNaughton Horace Bishop Oscar Matthews Wm H Merrick John McKibben Isaac Taylor A Barnum W H Eaton Cyrus Gibson Leo Myera Fred Williams Thomas Heney John Fleming Emerson Edger Geo Bronson John Dawson E L Smith Matthew Ransom Henry Babcock Chas Rogers 8 L Feagles J B Wolf . F W Baron Abljah Eaton O Barnum , 1 ; Oscar Spencer Chas Baldwin Joseph Bniy Chas Youngs E Barlow C W Mead C Osgood Royal I! Brown John Allcriilni: Manning Do'id Dexter Strouse And other*. The "J • bu,y J*"* Drill lor it pays to buy the BEST. . Drill^i?h« sho^rhi^“*CbnOWt eJged,obeth'!BEST1 continually keep a stork of E:np*re S‘MS ',rOm 8 ‘® ‘3 hol« « “y 5h°P M’i” St. opposite new court house a car-load of Emoire Drill, u”. My > am ?01nt! out of busineas which is a mistake. Of course. 1 rcct'v^“ car-load which looks v.rv Wec.:’ an^ Closed Out a large number of them and have ordered anothe ks very much as though I am right in business instead of of going out of business. with tapering^xies Ue^waaSTTl,'hoe.E>tiU* ,ike t*1' Empire spring hoe Drill has no equal. Being Built box like strright rod ute Drilte 7 * hfctime- The whee1’ will never wabble and will not rub the R. B. RICHARDS m � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-09-08.pdf 7cdacf5d743951aca29087b94449703b PDF Text Text The best Advertisingmediumm Bar­ ry County- Hastings ^L. XXXVII- NO. 19 Hastings, mich., Banner. Published Thursdays by COOK BROS.. DOWAGIAC SHOE OR PRESS DRILL HASTINGS, HICH. COUNTY NEWS. THE ORIGNAL RUNNER DRILL First in theField. First a Success. First the choice of fann- M DOWAGIAC Hood’s Sarsaparilla is an honest medicine, honestly advertised for those diseases .which U bt neatly and absolutely cures. SHOEDRILI , ers. First in numbers of sales ,T PERFECT fc art Press Drill •> 1HE MARKET. ' .For sod, stubble, dry and wet ground. The lightest draft of all grain drills. For simplicity of construction it has no equal. For convenience and ease of operation it has no rival. For , rking qualities nothing approaches it. It is simple, practical, efL'tive and durable, combining the acknowledged elements of suc­ cess v. iiich are divided among its numerous competitors. Made in 5 arid : • inch sizes from 11 to 26 shoes. For sale by Ira Van Valkenburgh, The Leading HardwareJMerchant of Barry County. , Hastings, Mich Sample drill on exhibition at Store. Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Blankets, Bedding, AND Live Geese Feathers 1 he most complete stock of Dress Goods in the state. . A full line of Gents Furnishing Goods. A splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella for §1.00, try one. Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co., 78, 80 and 82 Monroe St. GRAND RAPIDS, t make a specialty °f making Gents suits “M pants to order. MICH. We arc pained to announce the Meath of llarvev F. Bellenger which occtfrrcd at his cottage on the cast shore ot Gull Lake lhe 30th of August. l*he funeral services " ere held Sept 1st, Rev. Pope officiating! H s remains, were token to his former Erne and Interred in tbe Ban Held eeme* y. Mr. B. was a great sufferer, having endured the pains of that most horrible disease, cancer of the stomach. Tho last few weeks of his life he prayed daily that I death might come to his relief.—He leaves a wife and several children to mourn his departure. — E. Tollman and wife, of Alamo, visited at their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Burt McCall, last week. — Frank Wright and.wife midc n business trip to Kalamazoo Saturday. — Peter A. Youngs han rented his farm to Thomas -Hunt for Qvj years and has moved to town occupy-' mg Hie Raven property, for the present— The Protest Methodists held their last q lartcrly meeting for this conference year Situr^ay and Sunday at the Bunnell school house. — Tim Ingrahm, ot Plainwell, a former resident of this place, was shaking hands with old friends Saturday and Sun­ day.—Mrs. A. Flint, who has twen caring for the wants of the silk and Mrs. Albert Adams have returned home.—Hugh Mc­ Call and son, of Alamo, visited their sons, Frank and Burt Saturday and Sunday. 1. L. Creasy, of Hastings, spent Sunday .here.—S. E. Cook of Charlotte Holidayed here,—Miss I^enora Worden of Charlotte was the guest of Miss Kate Dickinson over Sunday.—John Dietrich, of Middleville, spent Sunday evening with friends here.— U. M. McLaughlin has taken up his abode nt Ypsilanti where he will re-enter tbe Normal.—Mrs. W. H,. Young and daugh­ ter, Gretta, and Miss Fleming were at Hastings Saturday afternoon of last week attending the meeting of the executive committee of the Barry Count)- Christian Endeavor Union.— Married, at the resi­ dence of the bride’s parents on Phlilipps street Sunday evening, Irving Eddy and Miss Jennie Harper, — Quite a number were at Jackson and Grand Rapids 'from here Monday attending the Labor Day celebrations. Coo. Conley and family visited at Win. Bivens. Sunday.—Miss Mae Rowley and Jennie Jarrand started to school nt Nash­ ville Monday morning.—M. Guy and wife attended the Liberal’s annual conference at Sunfield last week. — Mrs. Thomas Jarrar and son, of Blanchard, are visiting friends and relatives In Maple Grove.— The Liberal minister for the coming year wlil be Mr. Davis. , Frank Jones, of Nebraska, is visiting his mother and other friends at this writ­ ing.—Mrs. Silas Ensley and Mrs. Len Cole took in the excursion to Petoskey. — Mike Vester and wife spent Sunday In Ionia county.—John Shriber, of Ute State road, Sundaycd In Carlton.-r-W. R. Vester will soon take his departure for Ypsilanti to attend school.—Mr. Garns had a runaway Saturday. He was thrown out of the buggy, hurting his face quite badly, but doing no other serious damage. — Burt Havens and sister, Etta, of Clarksville, Sundayed In Carlton.— Miss Libble Sumle will board with Mrs. Jake Henry and attend school at Rogers Comers this fall. —D. D. Smith is renewing his age in Petoskey at present — The political pot begins to bubble and hiss quite furiously. —Rev. O. A. Myers preached his last sermon here Sunday evening, unless be is returned which we hope he may be.— The merjy-go-round at Freeport drew large crowds from this place. ’ Middleville. Mrs. A. O. Wilkinson was the guest of friends in Caro over Sunday. — Wilber Tcwksberry of Muskegon was tho guest of his parents In the village over Sunday. —Miss Nellie Dexter visited friends In Hastings last week.—Mrs. S. I-awrence was the guest of relatives in Grand Rap­ ids Monday and Tuesday.—Mra. H. Han­ lon was in the Rapids Monday.—Mrs. S. H. Hendricks has sold her house on Grand Rapids sL to Mr. Cutler.—Miss Gertrude Nlmmo. who was the guest of Mrs. H. E. Hendrick the past week, left for Chicago Saturday where she will make her futnre home,—The Methodist ladies are prepar­ ing an experience social to be held on the 20th of this month. —Jesse and George Cobb were in Battings Saturday attending a special meeting of the Christian En­ deavor society.—Miss Nina Shaw Is the new book-keeper In M. S. Keeler’s store. A large number from here look In the Labor Day excursion to Battle Creek.— Asa Beach and. wife, of Johnstown, visited their daughter, Mrs. Alfred Davis. Sunday. —Dr. Powers and wife visited the former's father and mother at Battle Creek Sunday. —James Durham is very low with dropsy. He Is a great sufferer.—Ella Mills of Nash­ ville is visitlug her sister. Mrs. Clark Durham.—Guss Sackett and children, of Verona, were in town last week.—Earl and Roy Churchill have gone to Toledo.—Mrs. Fox and Gertie Tasker returned from their visit at South Haven Saturday. High School. ^School opens this week with an enrol­ ment of 132 against 122 for the correspond­ ing time last year.—Thc.hlgh school room seems rather strange with Mr. Andrus and Miss Hallock gone, but everyone seems well pleased with the new teachers, Xr* Bailey and Miss Eddy.—Rev. Puffer was present Monday morning and conducted the devotional excreisee. — The general history class think that seventeen pages Is a little more than they care to master in a day.—Rev. Grigsby was present Tuesday morning and gave the students some good advice, — On account of the necessary absence of Mr. Hayes, students may pay their tuition to the SupL cities named are always engaged by Sells Brothers for tbe entire .season, making their big circus salary list far the most expensive of any on the road. We need not comment upon this radical difference in policy and presentation. It shows for Itself, and should be condemned in the one case and encouraged in the other by ull who despise a cheat and believe in a square deal. While abroad with Us show. Sells’ Brothers added notably to its special attract­ ions by purchasing In Australasia, East India and elsewhere, many exceedingly rare and royal wild beasts, birds and rep­ tiles; among them three tremendous tigers, any one of which Is big enough to swallow any other one heretofore exhibited; a whole drove of giant kangaroos of varied hue; a flock of} splendid, full-grown and baby Emu*;-prodigious constricting ser­ pents, singular apes, and snpcrbly-plumaged, language-gifted birds. In truth, great and proportionately successful efforts have been made to gather from every clime the most valuable and unique pro­ moters of instruction and entertainment qf living form, and the grand result cannot fall to universally profit and please. Cholera ReatrlcUon. At the recent meeting in Indianapolis of the executive committee of the Interna­ tional conference of the boafd of health, it was voted that "While this executive committee attaches great importance to efforts to exclude cholera by an efficient quarantine system on the sea board, it urges upon popular attention what is so well known to sanitarians, to wit: Tbe Importance of such prompt municipal and domestic preparation now as will cause the germs of cholera to fall upon sterile soil should the disease gain a foothold upon this continent In the history of former epidemics cholera was most virulent and fatal in the undrained filthy cities and towns or county districts with a pointed water supply, while clean places and those which bad made proper preparations in advance escaped entirely or were but lightly scourged. Cholera is not caused by fear, nor.by any article of diet alone, but by the germs which spread, directly or indirectly, from the infected person,” •‘from the bowel discharges.” •In time of danger of cholera, local sani­ tation should include the disinfection of all excreta, aqd the boiling of all suspected water used for drinking and culinary pnrjx»es. Henry B. Baker. Office of the State Board of Health, Lansing. Mlciu August 29, 1892. Church and Society. The executive committee of the Barry County Christian Endeavor Union held a meeting here last Saturday, at which it was decided to hold their next convention at Nashville OcL 1st. Let all the societies In the county take note and prepare to attend. Rev. A. D. Grigsby will next Sunday resume the subject jof last Sunday morn­ ing being ‘•Further thoughts on the future life.” In the evening he will talk about "Bottler’ The ladies missionary society connected with the Presbyterian cbnreh will meet at the parsonage next Wednesday at 3 o’clock. The ladies of the Presbyterian church Johnatowp. heartily Invite their friends to a supper at Com is doing well and the prospect . the Episcopal society rooms on Friday MALARIA GERMS. seems good for a much better crop than evening. Sept. Iflth, between 5 :.*I9 and 7;30. lust year. In my last report 1 was made Fill the Air And FoImmi lhe Drinkins to say bushels, when it should have been The young people of tbe Baptist Union acres.— Mrs. F. C. Coleman and Miss arc preparing a program to be enjoyed by Myrtle Coleman have Just returned from a Each season of the year has its special their friends next Tuesday evening. The few weeks visit In northern Michigan.— liability to disease. • The months of Aug­ following topics will be discussed: “The Ira Giover, wife and little boy from Wash­ ust, September and October always bring Young People's work" — Howard Thomas. tenaw comity have just returned home with them more or less malaria, according "The object of this work.” — L. Jean Mc­ ■* To every per-on suffering from from a visit at C. E. Paul’s and with to lhe locality. Malaria Is due to u little Laughlin. “Earnestness”—Anna Giddings. 1’ileii <ir any other. Rectal disease. friends In Battle Creek.—If the fanners organism which is generated In water, pro­ Good music will be famished. Everybody would have Labor Day at home It would ducing millions of spores, or eggs, with cordially Invited. Admission fie?. 7:30 lx* quite a disappointment to the Driving which the waler is filled. People drinking local time. Park Association of Battle Creek. Tbe such water have malaria. Or, again, If coffers of the city are aching for the such • water dtles up under ground, the dollars of the country. — Our old time spores are left to dr)-, and they are carried U hah am -K kxt—Married on the utii of Septem­ The Rectal specialist of Grand friend, Adolphus Coleman, has been camp­ from place to place by the wind, which are ber at tbe Presbyterian Mraonue. Hastings, Rapids, is at the Hostings House, Kje Rev. A. D. Grigsby. -Mr. Hugh Graham, ing nt Finelake.— We are sorry to learn Inhaled by the people, causing malaria. Hastings, every Thursday after­ ope. to Mrs. Marion 1. Kent, of Cooper. through tbe Bakner of the unpleasantness Everyone is liable to have malaria at this noon and Friday forenoon. existing between the rival candidates for season of the year. Malaria does not al­ register. That one or the other has made ways produce a distinct chill and sweating, Dr. Irkins has a lanre list of The annual meeting of the Prairieville, a mistake Is certain. We are friends of but far oftener manifests itself by the fol­ Orangeville. patients in Hostings amt vicinity Hope and Barry Horae lietoctlvo both candidates, lienee have no choice In lowing symptoms: Slight chilliness and Association will be held at Delton, on Saturday, and more are securing Ills services _ the men: but do despise an attempt on the Hashes of heat, furred longue and loss of Septemlx-r 21th. at S p. m. „ at meh visit as a result of his un­ Rfnr'tcHll.linitS.PML. part of the one to put his foot on the appetite, continuous dull headache and usual success In his special prac-^ other’s neck.—Don Hall, of Bedford. Is sleeplessness, biliousness and dyspepsia. tice. For malaria In all its forms there is no building a fine horse bam on the end of Ids lot. Don means to have tilings look as remedy the equal of Pe-ru-na. This rem­ All are Invited to call for con­ though the folks are at home.-— Mrs. edy cleanses tliejsystem of the malarial Name and residence. sultation and examination both Boyrle. of Augusta, has been making a- poison and arouses each function of the ( AUeut Bugbie. Hope of which orc absolutely free. 1 Jenul* A. Ilorr. Rutland vhlt among relatives In this vicinity.— body to a healthy action. No matter bow t O. F. Warner. Carlton School begins on Monday, the 5th, In many failures one may Lave had to get 1 Viola Connett, Pe-ru-na many districts. May success attend tlie relief from other remedies. t Irwin H. Eddy. Castleton promptly restores the system to health. ) Jennie Harper, “ , efforts of all the teachers and pupils. The beneficial efforts of this remedy arc felt at once, although It may hare to be continued some time to rid the system of Following are the real estate transfers Mrs. Ella Allen, of Chicago, has been the malarial poison. for the week ending Sept. Sth, 1899. as visiting her old friends of this place the For sale at most drug stores, each bottle taken from the books in the register’s office: pa-h week. — Miss Etta Flower returned accompanied by complete directions for When in GKAND BAl'lllS .lop at Wm. Bennett to Clarence Houseman, parcel* home Saturday after spending a few weeks use. Any one Jeering further particu­ Woodland. VtBO. A. K. Kenaston to Wm. IL Powers. lot. 007, with her sister, Mrs. Smith, of Augusta.— lars write, The Pe-ru-na . Drug Manufact-, Miss Mead and Annie Tibblts spent last urlng Company, Columbus, Ohio, for tbe city. 3150. R. B. Wightman UaWm. H. Powers, lot mM opposite UNION DEPUT. Saturday with Miss Nora Ashley nt Brow­ Family Physician No. 1. Sent free to andUof lot Wl. city.SMB. . „ „ ard. — Miss Avery, of Battle Creek. Is any address. dinner aac. Luther I). Hall to Saltthlal Hall. 20 acres, sec C; Rutland, fcXB. Free Baggage Transfer, New House spending a few days with her daughter, Monette Hendrick to Wilbur Culler, lot 7. blk Mrs Johnson. — There will be a chicken 17 Middleville, 3780. DRAWING NEARpie social at Frank Barber’s next Saturday Andrew Bresee to Lorenzo Jones, parcel, sec evening. — Mrs. Elmer Reynolds gave a 10. Johnstown. Soo. The Big Circus Day all the Year. Ira Scott to Wm. DeGolla. 80 acres, see 8, very pleasant tea Saturday afternoon in As old "Rough and Ready” would have ^L&orcsto School DHL No. io, jarcel, < aatteTo consumers of kerosene oil in Has- honor of Mrs. E. Alien, of Chicago. put it “all tbe world and tbe rest of man­ kind” hereabouts are pictorially and editorHilly advised by the-, hilarious fact that Miss Carrie Reed commenced her fall Sells Brother’s Big Show of the World is and winter term of school last Monday to give afternoon and evening exhibitions What the average American abroad is after a vocation of two months, having at Hastings, Wetlnesday. {Jept 31st, pre­ moot conspicuous for is tbo commission of taught fifteen months previous to her ceded by a grand free morning parade of small sins. Instead of wondering that the vacation. This speaks well for Carrie as a unusual liberality and altractiveneaa. English criticise us, we ought, to wonder teacher and the same of the patrons of the The various Interesting and amusing rather that their hospitality was not ex­ school. — Lester Warner and wife are exhibitions massed under the huge tents hausted long ago; for really the behavior snendibg a few weeks at Petoskey, 'Airs. need not be re-enumerated, but it is perti­ of some of our people abroad would try the Warned being troubled with hay fever. nent to say that one and all will be forth­ patience of tbe angels in the seventh It is said ragweed is the cause of so ranch coming, «a Sells Brothers arc honest and heaven. Never by any chance do they of that disease. If so a person riding Impartial managers, who wisely regard seem to do the right thing except lathe through the country and seeing the roads, one man’s money as good as another’*, and wrong way; and one’s head spins in ran­ SlKLKJaeSt n«pt>« (Mptolw yards and fields full 6f the weed would everywhere, and at every -performance, sacking the code to discover what Is the naturally think there would not be well return precisely tho same abundant and spring of their action. The tree and easy, enough persons to caret for..the sick. A satisfactory equivalent for the price, of ge ns you please, mebbe wo will way in igniw wuvc producing a very little labor with scythe and Miwing admission. This is not the custom with wiich they accept an invitation to dinner ^J^ble orior while burning and load- machine would add to the health and one or more shows of boasted metro­ — hat sacred function—is appalling. They utterly disregard that time, money, <llsafiTee*bte oruor substance. beauty of the country.—Our A. O. Y., W. politan reputation, which give much bet­ X. T. and ’M* C* X. societies are in a ter exhibitions In New York City and pains, courtesy and brains have been ex­ flourishing condition.—Threshing iii pro- Philadelphia than elsewhere; and having pended to give them a delightful dinner rreMing with about an average of 18 thus secured favorable and misleading „n „„„ tb«. bushels per acre for wheat and 33 busbris notices, foist upon what they are pleased for oats.—Did you have a drens last Fri- to term as "ruailtes” cut-down per­ too Ute or not at ail, an it suits them, npdV In HuUnpf Wen, John «»d Bl formances, Inferior performers and cheap, aetting the host's arrangements, the boutrlne nueten? HeM. let <» »■><>’ «“ tawdry displays. IL furthermore, la a fact .bo,,t Frldv Mid Sltardw', ,Udht ot bend that the really great artists which only appear with them for a few days tn the Grey in Jewish Marengpr. performance. IMPORTANT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WHOLE NO. 1943 September’s, 1892. Hastings Banner. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. DR. LAKINS, -THE KENT- a^io/ST’60 �V., aboat/tb® pap«i risborata «m rence in their naw* coiumps *• if it were -An-rthing wonderful," said Raymon Casgunors, of Guadalajara, Mexico, who ta in this dtr. “I know a score or more of peo­ ple io Mexico considerably more than 100 year. old. and who give promise of living m.-ny years yet. There is n limited area* in tbe state of Tamaulipas whose climate, water nnd general condition seem especial­ ly ta induce longevity. I visited the neigh­ borhood a few month* since and saw five «neratlrms of one man living in lhe same house. The eldest male wa* said to be 132 years old. He b shriveled and weazened, blind and almost dumb, but iu other re•pectaaltof hi* vital functions appear to be strong and normal. There are perhaps fifty people in'th* neighborhood whose liras have spanned a century. "They are a pastor.-.! people of Spanish and Aztec 1>1ckx1 and fur generations have intermnrri'.d contrary to all the accepted laws of consanguinity. Their constitu- ticns aro not particularly robust and none of them is over 5 feet fl inches tall. They are cut off from the reel of the world and are ignorant as to the great population of the globe, nor do they seetn to Lave tho slightest conceptions aa to the male of life of other people. They Hye in the meet primitive way, and perhaps it ta this ab­ sence of the tremendous pressure of mod­ ern civilization that largely ccnduee* to their marvelous longevity.’’—St. Lqnis Globe- E cmocraL .-r ' -. J.. loon's army made it UBceeaary to take the town of Ratfabon at any cost. The assault wan Intrusted to Marshal Ijinnra, who railed for fifty vednnteers to lead the as­ saulting party with scaling ladder*. So many volunteered for thn dangerous duty ,। that it was difficult to select thr fifty. ' ^Tbty advanced and were all .killed. An­ other pony was called for. and they, too, .wen: swept away by tho enemy’s fire. When tbe third call was marie no one volunteecrd for a duty which appeared to lend to certain death. There was an ominous silence throughout- the ranks. ) "I will show you," rerouted Launea, “that before I became a marslial I was a grenadier!’’ Seizing a ladder hestartedwith.it to­ ward the rampart. His aid»de-canip tried to prevent him. One of them, Genera) (then captain) Marbot, who tells the inci­ dent. said: "Monsieur k marechal, you would not wish ns to be dishonored. Wo should bo so if you received the slightest wound in carrying the ladder before every one of your aidadc-camp had been killed." In spite of the marshal’s efforts the aid snatched lhe ladder from him. placing one •nd on his shoulder, while another old car­ rier! the other en<L The other aids by couples also took up ladders. The sight of n marshal of France dis­ puting with his aiils who should first mount the breach roustsl the enthnsiasra of the divis’on. Officers apd privates claimed the honor of mounting nt tbe bend of the assaulting column. They tried to push the aids aside nnd to lay hold of the ladders, but tho gallant staff ;*eraistcd in leading the assault. By one of those strange accideuts of war the storm­ ing *party reached the wall drithout the lues of a man. The wall was escaladtd, and the town was carried with little loss. —Youth’s Companion. IN LONDON SLUMS. merciless waves. JULES SIMON’S NIGHT WITH THIEVES AND MURDERERS. They Engulf a Ship and Her Human Freight. twesty-seveh meet thhb doom. a Section The French papers Lave published ft lively description of a night among the noate Which Penpb thieves nnd murderers of London, by Jules Simon, who says: "I never made the ac­ quaintance of an n.xsassin in Paris, but I have known several in London. I don't M.n Mlaaing. mean to say that I have been on intimate SAVLT Ste Mauk Mich., Sept. A—The terms with them—one must never boast— •toel Btenm barje Western Rwerre but I have conversed with them and drank cleared from here Tuesday noon light for with them. "The as-sassins and thieves of London Two Harbors with a crew of twenty-two are tbe curiosities of England and of the nnd a jolly party of paa^ngere, constating world," the statesman continue*. "They are peerless in their professions, and they of Captain P- Minch, owner of the boat, hi* wife,.three children and hl* wife’* are freely exhibited to foreigner*. "Atlsmdon when you have seen West­ sitter. When she passed Iroquois the minster, St. Paul, tbe bridges of the wind came up strong from the west, and Thames, the British museum, etc., the •he commenced to pound. This continued proposal is made to you to pa->« a night or getting worse. When on the course be­ two among the thieves as a supreme en­ joyment. This is a pleasure allowed only tween Whlteflkh and Keewenaw, without a few. On the date fixed you receive let­ a moment** warning^ at 0 o’clock Tuesday ters from a crowd of people requesting the night, she split in two about midship* favor of being your shadow, because you and sank in ten minute*. The crew have the right to bring a Window in thia’ ' managed to get both yawls down, and curious voyage, and inasmuch us tbe per­ nineteen irersons got Into the wooden mission is granted to foreigners only, it is boat, including Captain Minch, his wife, They Did Not Itcport Him. simply as shadow* that tbe English enn be three children and wlte’i atater. presented to their lasassins. On n recent trip'eq route to California, as 1 was leaving Chicago, I met a friend, “Well, they gave me a guide, a pleasant The wind then Increased to a furious fellow, to whom I paid a guinea a day for also a traveling man, who was working the C. B. and Q. ns far west as Omaha. We his services. He also received another northweat gale, and the yawl was tossed decided to' * ip at Galesburg over night guinea for invisible beings of nn inferior around by tbe heavy sea with it* living and expected to Ipava the following morn­ order, who took care of me without being cargo until 7 o’clock Wednesday morning, ing on the 5 o’clock train. After-working seen, at least by me. My guide told inc to when one mile from shore, ten mile below the town—of course with sucreas—eup­ leave at the central office my gold, my per. cigars and a game of billiards over, watch and jewelry. 1 kept silver only, to Grand Marais, near lifesaving station we left a call for 4:30 a. tn. and retired. pay for drink*- Armed In lids way I pmowd number twelve, she capsized and all hand* The proprietor of the hotel find engaged It w.tr the damask loom that possibly down beyond Fleet street into localities made a most desperate attempt to reach the services nf a six foot two inch Swede, made the Jacquard. In fact, tbe main dif­ unknown to tbe nobility and gentry nnd to tbe ebore, but it was of no avail, a* only who had recently arrived in this country. ference in them is that in the one human the rays of the sun. My guide brought me one man succeeded, he being Harry Stew­ He was WM the night watchman and nn.1 the man men JmJ peUenre accomplW. whet the to a concert saloon crowded with men nnd art, the wheelman, whose residence ta in wbo.madc the early call. I wax awakuied other ha. auiomlulcally. The .UaiMk women, and they all appeared to bo enjoy­ Algonac, Mich. It ta though that Mr. Minch and others of the crew lost their bye knock that ehook the honw ami a porn In thread alter thread by hand, ing themselves. voire like thunder ovrr.' UiA'AVA under OUU and UDUUKU through W warn, aa 1.1 tho "At lhe entrance the r guide said to me: lives in atteihpticg to save the women ■ .... . tailed. . ... "Ito you want ---- to 1 “ IIIp. O.-1 IV nilMlr Into the thee oo S rt’dock r'Irv'U train. train!’1 _ raqujyed. .. ...■_ a The me » . ; a ‘loom -. • take | I u. .m Jacquard has ‘All these people are thieves of different and children. The Harvest of Death. ... .... I weighteil strings passing over a pulley to categories. There is not a single murderer Well, he said. ‘ it s gone, and down appoQ perforated cards. Each motion here. They take great care when they- set Following is n list of the lost: Peter stairs he went I looked at my watch and ‘ changes their podtion and lets some out for work to carry no wea]>on of any Minch, owner of the Ixmt; Mrs. Peter found It was then 5^0. He had neglected 1 weights go through tbe hole* so a* to be sort with them. Several are specialists Minch; Charles Minch; Florence Minch; to make the call, and being afraid wo KkiplM,i by the woof, while uCbero strike who devote their talents to a single opera­ -------Minch; Mrs. Mary Engleberry, Ver­ would report him thooght it was better •« --------•----------------* ------------ •in- place • tion, and who carry it out with extraor­ million, 0.; Albert Mayer, Vermillion, O., the cards and leave their strands late than never. After having breakfast i to be regularly woven. dinary perfection.’ I was iuLnxlnccd to captain of boat; William H. Seaman. . and returning to the office we saw the big The result is something wonderful. some customers whose names were figuring Cleveland, chief engineer; Charles.Wills, Swede waiting to interview ns. He came Glance along some heaped counter on State in the newspapers. We {mssed through Saginaw,- second engineer, Fred Eggles­ over to ns. nnd in broken English asked if street, and say if the brush in the hands of several houses. Some were cafes where ton, Brooklyn. N. Y.. first mate; Charles we hod reported him. We na;d no and had .a cunning workman could do better than comedic* were played nnd where drinking Tebeau, 8am’. Beach, Mich., second mate; no intention of doing so. His face llgbt- this loom* Here is a satin ground, clear was carried on. .. Carl Mayer, Vermillion, O., wlnsslman; . CDed up and he said: "It appear* that ’after twenty-five years’ Bert Smith, Ashtabula, O., steward; Ray pearl, flue and lustrous as the shell itself, “I think you are pretty good fellows." I with trails of pink roses and grass falling practice in their profession, the common Applebi-e. steward's assistant; Schuyler don’t know whether hu doubted our.verae- irregularly over it. Beside it is a water uueves thieves prexer prefer inc the unnaing drinking rawoos, saloons, wane while ; Steward, Algonac. Mich., nnd Daniel “7 ?"2- b”.t h7 green, crested with white ostrich flowers .J the assassins frequent lhe theaters. At the Forbes, A lgonac, Mich., watchmen; S. T. of lb. offlev <lr«k ua.,1 lb. I.U. .rrirtJ to I thM n„t seem to u, wave w«vc in U. air. .Ur, O Over that al, nlniOHt vitIl»ia. i door of one of the latter places my guide | Horace, Holden Burroughs, and John make lb. 10 o'clock trnlo nn-l .. w. r. to , 1„,„ glow Io full Octobm- said to me: ’The people you are al out to i Satchen, firemen; Marlin Closson. Huron, r_*lw a .tn t* departure. iti—\<-w \ <-i»-lr Recorder. KHrnHlFr , . . take our New York . ...Simpson, greaser*;—Daniel • • O., and Rol»crt splendor, athwart a smoke gray ground. ace are not nssawdns with premeditation;-----------------A blossoming apple bough shows pink and but if in the course of an operation they O'Connell, IL Longfieid, Daniel Stickney, A I‘hj»lcl*u’n Experience. white against black. Conventionalized find thnt murder is necessary for their John Wilson, M. Coffee, and Albert The following story ta about Dr. Wilsey,' tulips struggle over pale yellow spaces. safety they take a hand in it, but always Davenport, deckhand*. who saw himself die out west nnd came Most wonderful of all, a gilt sun flames with regret.’ It wits at an advanced hour Can’t Account for the IHaaater. back to life.again: out in a wilderness of black rosed on a mid­ of the night when we reached the fiual Barry Stewart, the only survivor, reach­ Tho doctor told how be wiw himself go night ground. Mark the flno curves, the circle of hell. ‘Here,’ said my guide, ‘they ci! here Inst night on the ilsh tug’E. M. B. out of hi* body* saw his laxly lying on the__ _ exquisite tints, the delicate shading, and । are all assassins.’ I asked for information A., nnd gave the following particulars; “I bed. with his wife nnd sister kneeling by ; say if it docs not give you a higher respect in regard to the social position of these have seen a great deal mure severe storms bta side and wi ping. Hq thought it a; for your species to know that it hath cu- gentlemen. ’They have all some other ou-Iauke Superior nnd ennno: account for great joke on them that they should not, tered into the iritotl of man to conceive a j calling,’"replied the guide. ‘They are pot­ the breaking iu two ot our boat. It* ma­ know be wn* ns much alive ns ever. He J machine capable of doing *uch work?- boys, saloon waiters, hotel waiters and en>- chinery was allright; atao It* boiler. There ImiKhed untrightnt ;h<« “joke,'' and was Chicago Tribune, ployrra of different kind*. Some really were twentv-aeven people ou' the boat all surprised thnt they did not hear him laugh. ! follow their employment, and only have told, twenty-one of a crew and six passen­ He went out of the boitnc down street, nnd ' Nepotism in Mexico. recourse to murder when exceptionally ger*; when the boat capsized I was thrown then struck off into the country, thinking j "There is'one peculiarity about tho Mex- good chances are offered; the rest are con­ oat forward and parted for the shore and to himself, "Thin mutt be the road people । leans in tijeir social' ami family relations . firmed criminals, and the honest work could uot see any of tin* struggle for life take when they die." i which I doubt t<> exist among any other which they pretend to do is merely a clonk.' going on around me; the boat's machinery He hadn’t rone fnr when a voice warned , people VM vuv globe,’! said P. _ “‘But,’ said I,’what ta their judicial was working when it went down. Mr. on the L. Heil, of Jlnilb.t 11 l-o go. beyond a ccrtaL-i point' CMbmUloa. Mexico. U UU™ '"•• • '* ' i, --Whis. "While it-is true fdtuntion? It is doubtless by thnt you Minch nnd bis family were all oft and beeonldnl get back. But tboM-n>atloo that a Inajortjy ot tboee occupying tbe know them.’ ’ 4 dressed when I got there. of being free from Ids body wo* so delight- highest social and political positions .... — . ’“TM're ore Heveral categories,’ he re­ in the fnl nnd the landscape wax so inviting that country are descendants of the proud old plied. ’Some are at tbe present time serv­ “There were no words said by anyone; be felt no desire to return. All tho while, aristocratic Spaniards, yet It is equally true ing out their scuteucfs. They have ob­ however, he seemed to himself to |s> at­ that n great many others of wealth nnd tained tickets-of-leave, which of course are all they were thinking about was Baring tached to bta physical ixxiy by a fine, ul- acknowledged leadership have come up revocable, nnd generally the rascals con­ their live*. It was a most pitiable sight mott Invisible thread, which kept draw­ from the lower ranks by sonic sudden turn duct themselves tolerably well, because before we took to tbe yawl* to »ee Mr. ing him back. Ho lost consciousness, nnd of the white! of fortune or eruption of revo- they know that the least offense will send Minch’s daughter begging for a life-jack­ when he revived he waiftigain lying on'hi* j lution. Unlike the American, the Mexi­ them back to the penitentiary with an et." The lost steamer was one of tbe finest bed with his family around him.—Boston can who acquires fame and fortune never addition put on their sentence*. Others apeciinrns ot marine architecture afloat ou Record. .____________________ forget* or neglects his poor kin. And, un­ are known for having formerly served out the lakes. She was modern in her equip-.. w.„.like the American again, he treats Ills more their terms/aud others again for having ment from stern to' stern. She was built : several times been tried and always ac­ by the Globe Iron wnr^s in 18U), and that A gentleman residing on Bush street Is in’J*cnni*>dB relatives in a queer way. tbe owner of n black eat which he calls | ' _ takes them into bis house ns serv- quitted, although guilty in all cases. These winter went to Chicago nnd loaded grain Nig. which has devdopwl an extraordl-1 nn‘s Riving to them the mo*t menial serv- rascal* could give points to the smartest there. She was valued at fcUJ.OOO. ' nnry fondness tor vegeublm. “Nig ta ex- la?’ but .neVvr tbe relationship or barristers in legal subtlety. They play n .___ .__ i ... .' , ■ ’ .... uttA.ynntinrr Inrnnnpnl iy T L-.i-n,- nf treincly fowl of vegetables," said tho owner attempting to conceal it. I know of many regular game with the police, perhaps a* ANOTHER LAKE DISASTER. much from the attractions of the game it instances where a rich Mexican ’ s mother is of tho cat. “We flrat noticed that he liked green [M-os-wbcn ho was but 0 month# old. bis cook, his sister his house girl and his self a* from the benefits to be derived out of a Schooner. Then my wife caught him eating wme father or brother his butler. ^JTjc Amer­ of IL’ "The ablest and the most celebrated bud .MANiSTEE,Mich., Sept. L—Tho schooner that had been left on a dish after dinner, ican would either disown them altogether and he wm stealing them. After that I or put them on an equal footing with him­ that triumphant and self possessed air by City of Toledo, belonging to the Manistee self. In this regard, you must admit, the which we recognize statesmen in a politi­ Lumber company, cleared from this port tried him on string lieans. cauliflower, paragus and green corn. He relishes them democracy of Mexico is purer than that so cal assembly. .My companion wn*on term* Tuesday noon with a cargo of lumb.-r. all and cries for nny of the vegetal).'» loudly boasted of in this country."—Sk of familiarity, nnd almost of friendship, She was caught in tbe northwesterly gale with them. One might suy that they were when they are set on the table and he dors Lonta Globe-Democrat. nnd driven on the beach at Pierport, both skillful players. not get his share, but what he likes most " ‘Hello.’ said he to .one, ‘in London eighteen miles north of here, about 6 Didn’t Head His Prescription. . is asparagus. again? ’ o ’clock. She turned completely over in a “I have known him to vat eleven plain An ignorance of Latin issdmetlmes a dis­ " ‘Yes, governor, nnd in perfect security. few minutes .and nil hands on board were boiled ones, one after another, and he only advantage. A young business man of Bos­ lost. eats that portion which is soft. Potatoes? ton hail.a slight sore throat, and meeting .Papers all right nnd reputation good.’ “ ‘I congratulate you.’ No, he Menu* to draw the line at potato •*, his cousin, n physician, and also something "‘Good evening, governor,’ said another. but he fills up on baked lieaus. Reap­ of a wag, he asked him what to do for it commanded by Captain John pear* to enjoy them a* much as does a "Oh, I’ll write a prescription for you,” was •I'd rather see you hero than in court, like McMillan, of this city. His two eldest Bostonian.’’—San Francisco Call. • the answer. He wrote it, and the gentle­ last week.’ daughters were on board with him. The " T thought I had you for certain that) crew consisted of six men. There was a man glanced at it before taking it into the druggist. It rend something like this: time.’ heavy sea when Lhe boat went out.somuch “‘Lon of time, governor. I know all so that lhe crew had to take to lhe rigging A summer bouse under water,’the occu­ "Aqua pure, — ounces; chloride sodium, — pant of which does uot get wet, is one of grains. Shake before using and gargle your card*. You can put me in the dark Three hours afterword sho was sighted for a few night*, but n« for a conviction the luxuries enjoyed by the king of Siam. with it every half hour.” "How much is with her flag halt mast, making for ths In the center of a beautiful marble basin a it?" queried the patient ns the druggist never, governor, never!’" beach. The vessel now lies bottom up “‘I really believe the rascal is right,’ about fifty rods north of Pierport glass house is standing 28 feet long by 14 banded him the bottle. "Two dollars," said my guide to me. ‘When you think . wide. The sides, floor and roof of the was the reply. Last week another sore throat asserted you have gut him sure ho slips out through house consist of plate glass held together by a transparent cement The king enters itself, and remembering,the-aflbMcy of his some creephole or other and bids you goodA8H1AXD, Wta., Sept, 2,-Th® bi earner the house when the heat of the day begins first treatment he toulr in tbe bottle to be by.' Toledo, Captain McKeochey, arrived In fllleil again. 'Another clerk waited, on "The ‘governor’ received many invita­ to grow unpleasant The door Is then portyesterdny afternoon minus it* consort*. closed and’cemented. him, and when he Inquired the price lie tion* to drink, but he refused politely. Guiding Star and Oneonta. Tuesday After that a floodgate is opened and the wn* :u--iuci-bed by the cheerful answer, Nevertheless be drew upon me when oc­ afternoon while off Manitou islaml the barin is filled with water until it stands "Oh, wu' don't charge anything for salt casion required. boat encountered the worn storm for “ ‘ The fallow that you see coming here and water!' ’ He had paid two dollars only a few Inches below the roof of the house. It is clear that the temperature In before for a bottle of water wilhttwo table­ now,’ said be, ‘is a scoundrel who killed years. The tow lino broke and two this submarine palace cannot fail to l>e spoonsful of salt dissolved In It,—Breton two women to rob them of their savings barge* in tow were left to tho merer of a capLaiu around and after all found only an emptv purse' nll^Tn^A1’ always cool and delightfully fresh. There Saturday Gazette. I don’t know why they let him out, un­ Wedl^tar7 Bft*Vlooa, "nd »«ght and the king spends the hot hours of the day. less’— nnd hero his reticence wa* Intended W ednoiday morning, but could find no After they aro past the water is drained off nnd the door taken out, when his majes­ At a political meeting In Kansas City to give me to understand that there were trace of the missing schooner*. Onboard ty retraces hl* steps to his dining hall.— lately ex-Goveruor Crittenden told a story profound secrete to which I could not be each schooner was a crew of eeTyn men. Chicago Herald. of an old tavern keeper whose fond theory initiated. ’Shake hands with him and ask ALL OF THEM RENOMINATED. It was that with every 1,000 years came him to take a punch.’ "I shook and asked. I entered into conthe exact repetition of events that hail oc­ The oldest railroad conductor in the curred on thefcune date 1,000 years before. vermriern with him. There was nothing United States is Richard Coughlin. In Two grn'relraa scamps, filled with the host’s extraordinary in his remarks. MlLXAnun, s.pt. 1,-Tb. «t.te D.nu>. 1888 he ran a train from Paterson, N. J., to good cbivr, sought to weaken his depend­ "Toward tho close of this long visit I[ Jersey City. Each car was pulled by a ence on his theory by saying that they noticed that my own position was changed. cmUc oouTBtUou wU . lu team of horses along a strap rail l’< would pay their bill on that day 1,000year*. At first I was received coldly. They won­’ t’k'1’1'.”) ,h*‘ but “"•'totem. inches wide. The rails were nailed to gird­ "No. you don’t," he said: “you’re thesame dered who 1 wn*. Later on they were, th. wbol. n*te ticket, .n<1 UW^uocthc ers. Uncle Dick, a* beta called, ta more than fellov.s that were hero l.Wyears ago and more courteous, because through my bowls i qoertlou,-sh.11 the pnMent oflker. b« „. eighty years of age. When he began every promis'd lhe E.inie thing.’’—Kansas City of punch they looked upon mo or n rich i nmulmued by ^xUmatlnnf n,, comln ctor had to collect cash fares.—New Tunc*. foreigner. Finally they treated me with •' Z2.* ____________________ “»n.’ ™ York Sun.___________________ good natured and bantering fainliiaritr A Caeca with a HoUby. They had me down fine. I wa* a French Hed.tukl grwtuitbu.lMui. Tbe pl.tfonu ' 1.. et.ud«a Democratic ulterwcT^ Th® que.m uf Italy has n peculiar hobby. detective who had come to study the siv-tw* There are men in the dty hall and county She ddigbte in the collection ot gloves, profession in the best school In theI WM aleo adopted without dluect. building who honestly think they would boots nnd shoes which' have been worn by world. ' They AH Made Short 3poaches. be iasaten nt the polls or lose their job if a royal anti imperial personages st different “ You •reclamedatl*«t.’Mid mygukta, ne«7^^rfdCT,edU1,ltlh0I10“‘ penny got ---Into theirrpocket. Some— of— these times. auiuii Among hermu most c^arisbed objects in a toneJn which one might announce* uses tw escorted to the convention h*l ■ ' " ,-------- ------- ---------—- wuivn. „ nr; sraaks go so. tar as to keep pennies out of of.... this ... kirn! may l>e mentioned : a pair of pi««e<rf flattering news. This reputation1 aid in due time they mad* thalr.n™' ' aace, and each uld^d th, „ *!’?5 Uwlr huiUM, M>d to locgMthe children .hire Hippo. urel Alan mat ramy M- will follow you to Paris.' ” beleHy m,a Mpouudol Democrwu SSu tr* tb.tr pocket money lu more valuable | long,,! u> Mery queen of-fert.; alwahoe. there ta no objection to the boycott I worn by Queen Anne and the Empress Jomraur^orutely. *t thUr •ppeaeaM^b per.—Chicago Tribune. | .■pblaa-New York Herald. . »nd cheered nuUl tho ' JSn bl P'“U”» * ’l"‘* * CECILY’S BUNCH OF SHAMROCKS. That there are more wonder* .l earth, in the sea "beneath the ea-th’- ’4 in tbe sky above it than < v< r H. sgined, is a wen know;. f.M.t ", i*.1’", •* The thickest, freest, greem G^bK^chUd. ’<*U» ‘-r With Joy on Patrick's Day. From the green hills of Tipperary A ti«»y 1 d taka, AU rororod o'.r duuuroelu. K.U. Th for old Ireland’s sake. Our caliln dhas will prondly wear. And hug each little spray; God btess the child, ’twill set her wild With jay on Patrick’s Day. In the far off Kinplr? City, Stretched on a bed of palm Poor Woe eyed Cis* lay dying faaL I>rr»ut'.tnx *he saw acaiu The grren hllb of Tipperary. Where lhe rosy children plan God Liras the child, her Sariqur mild Took her on Patrick’s Day. Death damps were In her golden hair • When a voice wm heard above: -Here’s for Cecily O’Connell A letter"—’iwm full of love; And the green sod. crownod with shamrocks. On her at ill heart it lay. With a wren- h «»t tnoaa, and a mission cross. That tad, tad ihurick’s Day. -Ellen O’Leary. Cap and Gown in English ttahttrsltieo. By the regulations of bc<b Oxford and Cambridge unlveralties, cap and gown are to be worn after dark, and a proctor walks nbout the streets in the evening, accom­ panied by four "bulldogs." to see the regu­ lation is carried out. If he meets n mon whom he think® may ba ar. undergraduate without a gown, lhe bulldogs are mo­ tioned to stop the wrongdotr, who is po­ litely rwjuested to give his name and col­ lege and fined five shillings next morn­ ing. At Cambridge it is the custom almost Invariably to wear cap and gown at night, and a vtry sensible custom it is. At Ox­ ford it is not nsunlly every one hut the “Timid Freshman" despises the risk in­ curred and goes without, though some­ times for awhile the fashion turns, and it becomes "the thing" to be seim in them. Umbrella*, however, are nt Oxford always pcrtniwdble when in academical costume, as caps and gowps are described by the au­ thorities, we here being deddt-dly more sensible than our stater 'vandty, where they are rigidly debarred.—An Oxford Man in Ix>ndan Tit-Bits. There was quite a little-crowd about a young man a* be Mood looking with fixed rye and deathly silence at tbe brick front of Independence hall. At length the pre­ occupied individual exclaimed, "I’ve got it," nnd quickly getting Home llgureadowu In bis memorandum book wa* nlxmt start­ ing off wbt-n an old man, who carried on umbrella that looked like a relic of the French revolution, called out, "Sny, young num, who air you, and what her you bln tryin to get through you." The young man replied with a smile. “I wanted to get the exact height of the state bouse, and not finding any one obout'-fhe premise* that could give It to me I have hccurcd it myself by counting eyery talck and line of mortar on the wlxfie front of lhe building, anti having carefully mea­ sured the thickness of a brick ns well os n space erf mortar, the rest is only simple ad­ dition and multiplication." "Well, du tell!” cxclni.ned the man. as the crowd laughed loud.—Philadelphia Press. I will be honest and confess that on every cycle tour there are momenta, or indeed hours, an<! sometimes <!ays of com­ plete misery, when you would like to pitch your machine in tbe nearest ditch or river and never m* it ngaln; tin* road is atro­ cious. th® wind blows relentlessly in your face, lhe mini vhencbai you nnd your luggage; And then coir.ei the houi of perfect plenrurv. when between the firs or chestnuts you coast dawn the moun­ tain ride, or in the cool of the late afternoco, us the t un seta, you follow the wind­ ings of u little stream over a good road, and you feel that for another such interval of delight you would again gladly put up with rain and wind and mud.—Elizabeth R. Pennell in Gentlewoman. tempi I., ikw. Tukv f;t “• ftaou Otedl. ttrool tr... SJJ* rack . luxury «ul in. .W,sl„, <mt to your trr. „|u,Li threrZ-l .11 rr4.ly fur u»l l»,| „. J™1* juH «nch n lorn.1 Bn,w,T mr.y not oxnotl; . tn-, lu th, "J* of lint word, partaking * |t ,f. lb. tuturi and ebantet. ri.ii., Gl t.r .I«lr. of «,»n.rfu,. h Jji Udra a«hy learos .-ueb , I, ft t.w of rtwnn. tnpKlaliv M ly kanr.-u a. --prickly t, dies" of the netdle and tl.r.-.-.r! trrear **' along the edge* nf :i, - . thi ,. . In order to ol<ta!ii ui;® fully -, sewing It ta c:..'y tge "noodle" ifcntly backward sheath (thi* to Uw-en :r fr.,.u outaiducovering'jf the l- n; ,. >‘”n pun it gently from the socket ’! tton be properly ea.-rk-.! out. I Aj or Kii fl«e fibers adhere totbe t horn ; , . wub.. By twtatog th, •i’JK- during the drawing operr.t!..n, :’1C can be made of any length dreirerf ‘ Ths action of the air on thr fib. . v.j.rfJz them amazingly, a Un ad i larger than common No. <0 byin^ ,aMbta ' of sustaining a weight of flvt ■, about three times the tensile mn-ngth of sommun "six cord” spofii <ou<>n—pi.c ftelphiu Press. "If ever 1 get a chanre % nr I’ll marry a widow," said a m*> forty-five summers whin igt little domestic tilt he had htagirl wife of eighteen. “Wherefore," asked a listener. "Well, I heattated between , sir! rax! an old maid when I married "and fearing thnt the old : v,fd would want to use t'do much di-stipUnv-woull In a word, want to make , >ivit into h>— old maid idea of a perfect man -I rewltni to marry the girl. ‘ • "1 find the girl. also, had her Idea* nf perfection, and she want* me toktoop to being a !>oy ngain. “She doesn't attempt any •H«dp’lne and -look severe *nd threaten ntv wi,. '.ivotte ppxtetlkigs. ' “She doesn’t take down :: minder catechism and rend me a but she alts down an-1 rt aui want-> to go hqfi-.e t o her r. "I'd rather take* bat •> any tiny than see a won. iireaU me all-up. "Now if I'd married a wiinr who hail had experience with Mime ; :•! letlky Iurd.i and kucw tlit-rt-f >re how t. . lit.-t hcr-tlf to his whims -he vrwn’il -■>(.: t'n:mrtu make me over cither with frcwti.s nr u.m “Old bachelors, I tell yi u, c-.- t-r marry anything !.uc>widov.« -CL-eago Pott. Railroad officials are I ■elter paid than any other set ofXaiaried mtn. President Milton H. Smith, of tho Louis­ ville and Nashville. refuse! gv./v a yt.„ from the- Richmond and Danville. must get a handsome salary. S. M. Felton asked a year salary when he left the .Erie to take the presi­ dency of the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia, and he required. a written con­ tract for five yean too. The company gave It, and although he has been superseded and is but a vice president now he gets *30,000 a year and hut three years longer on that contract The Richmond Terminal would have given either Henry or Albert Fisk ffiA,(nna year to take the presidency under the pro­ posed reorganization scheme. The Is-st paid general managers in this part of tbe country get fcM.OWa year. Buch systems aa the Richmond and Danville and the East Tennessee pay that. The Cenltnl and roads of its clnss pay a general'manager nay $10,000 a year. A little raid of 10J miles will not pay more than &'..**«> a year to a general manager, for less ability is re­ quired to run it.—Atlanta Constnutioo. What is castoria I Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Inflints and Children. It contains neither Opining Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is n harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OH. It is Pleasant. Jts guarantee is thirty years’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Soar Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas­ toria Is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. dren. Mothers hare repeatedly told mo of Its good effect upon their children.” Da. G. C. Osgoop, Castoria “ Castoria fat bo well adapt”! to children that I reccmmend ft as superior to any prwcripdoa lit So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. T. 1 Our physician* in tho children ’g depart which I am acquainted. I hope the day ii not favor upon It.” Ukttxd Hoarmn am Di-trxsrar.. �The best Advertis­ ingmediumin Bar­ ry County. Hastings VOL'XX-XVII. NO. 19 Banner. HASTINGS, MICH.. SEPTEMBERS, 1892;" Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. WHOLE NO. 1943 RETURNING FROM ITS GRAND AUSTRALIAN TRIUMPH. Hastings Banner. -------- ON-------- Wednesday, Sept 21, ’92 SELLS BROTHERS BIG SHOW OF THE WORLD . -• ;.H, is not divided, never was, and never will be. but everywhere nt ii.cs and places* impartially exhibits, precisely as advertised, ’ Its complete, Incomparable tup,-n<loiH living Australian exhibit, regal Roman Hipmon-ter menagerie, only giant Hippopotami, trio t t: n,emlous Tigers, only school of trained monster and Seals, biggest circuses-on earth, only tribe of i; Laiiii Warrior Athletes, ouly Darkest Africa Antipodean Aviary, the Olympian stage of old. , Japanese troupe, Mid air Gymnasium, children’s , ii Frolics, grotesque Carnival Arabian Night’s Spectacular Pilgrimage to Mecca, superbest free Profit and .rff.? any other has Ever Eyen Dreamed > Price of Adto Offer, and Tbs Great Australian Dailies Tims Strong Testify: Brother^ h<ve kept faith i.ey Dally Echo. nre t" find In Sells United : ::i.iulf«-*t!y worthy it* atui ti..' extensive pramne t>? Australia.—Sydney - G I that th*1 show surpoHS■iNturhe Daily Telegraph. Twenty (■hows tn one ami each show a'circus tn itself. 1? too much of a revelation.—Mel­ bourne Dally Standard. If Messrs Sell* Brothers' mammoth circus It* merely regarded m aatupegdou* udvertlsrnien’ for America, from which enterprising hind they hall, or whether it is regarded as a start­ ling revelation tn this chw of entertainment, in either case It, must be pronounced a brilliant ihwcms.—Melbounui Drily Age. Acknowledged Greatest in Two Empires A Bridge of Wonders Spanning the Pacific. A iii>'Usaml allied and exclusive, marvels, strange creat ; < pbfiioinenal performances, never seen before and nouLfi rxhibited. Every act as pictured, every attrac­ ts* n a- do'Tibed, every anticipation realized, every promise 1’illiil - l. ‘ >ne hundred champions, eighty novel, brilliant an \ w faces from afar, rare and costly foriegn novelties, 21-a i.-t-ds of modern times and ancient days, original and a.-t Hindii?- revelations, heroes and heroines of the arena arid i :. course, imperial programme of most thrillingiraces, • -podromatic, equestrian, aerial and athletic display ii genius, daring and physicial perfection. The . izrace and Sskill of every nation, pre eminent lady 't' is and jockeys, the most grotesque fun makers, that do every thing but talk, every living thing, n* .1. dur.* and production worthy of association with the ■-’ii-a:' • of shows. Grandest ampitheatre ever erected, all wi jjd. rlninl under canvas, no room to spare for common Hid trashy fill-ups, only great things shown, more tfiai; a lift* of travel could reveal, lessons to benefit and ■' ’ipii; th? young, rare knowledge made attractive’to the • p d iniKiuent hilarity for the little ones, years of recrea’ a day, profit and pleasure for all. The wise and '•* strongest advocates, everywhere endorsed by c and people. More than could be told in a vol­ milt’ hose one price is within the reach of all. Everybody should see its Glorious Free Morning Holiday Parade. ' THOSE DAINTY CUPS. very near losing another, caused by hard Bcu.ichvnp tower, which is part of the driving by his hired man. so we are told. i Man’* Experience with Souvenir Spoon* great fortress known as the Tower, in We notice some are cutting corn this week. London, btnuds on the west ride of tho —Will Doyle lias been to work for .J. On behalf of lhe men who rejoice In large Green, a bowlder paved quailrangle, in­ •’ oodruff.—Arthur Myers and foully, who HASTIXGN, MICH. have been visiting Rutland and Hastings ~noses nnd largo tnoutiia I wish to enter a closed by the massive gray fortifications. "solemn protest against tho present fashion A few trees rise nmoeg the liowlders. The friends, returned to ttieir home iu Cleve­ of afternoon teacup* nnd souvenir spoons. ‘sunshinis on tbe clean stone flooring of land. ■ In the matter of nose nnd mouth I myself tbe Green, and the clouds are driven • a:n copiously equipped, and in addition am acres'.* the blue sky overhead. Carlton. In tbe center a small space is railed in. one of those unfortunate beings to wham Married, Aug. 4th. at the diome of the tbp socially unpleasant Is always happen­ Here Anne Boleyn, Catharine Howard, which ‘USt SUndV eVen'»K brides parent*, Mr. Micliaef Vester and ing. M some one nt a party or evening re­ luidj- Jr.ne Grey nnd Thomas CromwelL M.Us Minnie Fleming, by Elder'Vandcsen ception breaks a bit of bric-a-brac or puts carl of J£mcx, were Ix/bendcil, victims to RconHng of Lowell—Mrs. Henry Newton of Hast* his foot through a dress, I nm the some tho passions of a cruel a^e. Here, too, tho humbiie,!—th, „ th<. dr).„ I(M Ings Sundayed in Carlton. The wheat one; if there is any salad spilled or ice aged CountcHs of Salisbury, condemned to .“S’"”*1'11 «"'l »H crop 1* being rapidly threshed and the cream dripped. I nm to be mixed up dis­ death, refused to lay her head on the n• «"■«—Ur. A. B. W>IWO MUI yield In most cases is slim. — The creditably in the scandal. block, declaring that “it was not the bead Tho other day 1 called upon a friend of a traitor," anti compelled tho execution­ Misses Blakeslee relumed to Grand Rapids U. SWeklnj ,u,d wire llsl Krldaj._W. H. this week,—Ed. Frend and other* have whose parlor, like that of moat other fash­ er to kill her standing. eSi, “t,’''*■• »'« gone north to pick*blackberries. — W. R. ionable houses, I* equipped with a tea­ One wonders if, as these raen snd women Vester closed his school the first of the table. Uft to myself, instinct and sad gazed for the last time nt. the gray walla 1 1 *'"• rvturne.l lo Middle.Ill, let week. He Intends to return to Ypsilanti experience would have taught me to crowd around them and tho cloud*-driven aernaa Sunday. «rier»two week, .1,1! w|n, |„.r soon.—Elder Myers will preach hl* last on nil sail and escape from even the vicin­ the blue sky, they saw tho justice of God parents.—Myron Senseby *hot and killed a sermon here for the conference year next ity of that teotnblc, but there were others alxive thtr power of man. fox last Sunday. The narrow windows of Hcsnchamp Sunday evening—The farmers who have calling at tbe tkne, including three ladies, plowing to do rejoice at the prospect of and they turned up the cups, looked at the tower look down on this blood stained trade marks, anti went into raptures, space, it wua e prison to which thwTudor rain. DowUn* “isn’t this beautiful.’” ikxcialmed one of kings and quoeiw condemnwl troublesome Mr. and Mrs. W. klerlc, of Hopkins them to me. "Oh, Mr. Teetles, don’t you people who differed from them in opinion, Hickory Cornea. were hero to attend the funeral of 5. love thin exquisite chinnf” “I do, indeed," in politics or religion. Tbe walls were «ovhaher last Saturday.-Mr,. Sarah Hull, ot N. Bailey was in town one day last week ered with iDHcriptions carved by these cap­ Rutland, is visiting relatives and friends —While picking black berries one day last I rejoined earnestly, while my whole being tives during long, lonely years. Lady Jane protested against such a falsehood. here—Burn, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ma l- week Mrs.* W. T.'Darlow fell in such a At this juncture the teakettle In-gan to Grey’s husl«andr Dudley, here cut* her son, a .Ixiuiiclng girl—l>rpart«l this life manner as to injure her back.—Will Pratt sing, nnd the hoateMi naked me whether I name, LANE. August .;i«t, Mr. S. Kaiser, after a short । and wife of Martin,' were the guests ot Mr. Two liul* of royal blood who fell under would have ten or chocolate. Properly 1 illness, lhe deceased was 12 years of ahd Mrs. Milo Barber Saturday and Sun­ should Lave looked sad, nnd replied that I Elizabeth’s displeasure and were confined age. and was fully prepared to ‘meet his day.—Winford Rockwell returned to Lan­ was dyspeptic and could drink neither. here for life bare written, “He who sows God. Mr. Kasier leave* a wife, one son sing last week to resume bls work at the Instead, 1 made the first mistake by say­ in tears shall reap in joy.”—Youth’s Com­ anil three daughters to mourn hh loss. Agricultural school.—The Barry County ing. "Chocolate, please," with n coefident panion. Funeral was held last Saturday in St. Rose pointer bosket picnic should be remem­ smile, which I trust looked better than it Upset IfLt Mind. church In Hasting* and the remains were bered by all the old patrons of that society felt. A moment later I was served, and interred In the lUvcrslde cemetery. <Jur on the first day of September. Their pres- looked with-interest anil trepidation upon Several men were in tho drug stoie and* heartfelt sympathy Is extended to the, enee on that occasion would be most cheer­ what I bod received. The china, misnamed were relating incidents wherein druggists grief stricken family In their aflllctlon. | Ing. rup, was n small nnd fragile affair, yellow, had sold poison by mistake. One of them —Mrs. A. French Is very' sick at this and iu sbnpe a bulgy triangle. It rejoiced dwelt at length upon tbr mysterious force writing.—Mrs; Phlu. Powers, of indhinia, Cloverdale. In two bnudlrs nud n perfectly flat tnucer. that seemed to impel men to do just the is visiting relatives here.—J. Herrington With it cmne the souvenir spoon—one of thing they fully intend uot to da It was Quite a number went to Kalamazoo from is very poorly at this writing. livre on Labor Day.—Conrad Kaehler and tbe most vicious looking spoons of the this great sense of caution on the part of daughter have gone north to visit friends. whole ill favored,tribe. It was u Mexican druggists that led them to administer poi­ Mrs. D. c. Sanborn I* visiting relatives —The young people assisted by a few of dollar bowed out. with a bundle of silver son when they latist intended to do so. The here. — Mrs. P. Powers is here from the older ones are forming a moral and wire thnt looked Hki h bat pin. Ijxmthia yoangdnig clerk behind* she counter was Indiana visiting relatives.—Lcn Rice so m rvllgous society for mutual benefit. — Mrs. extraordinary combination I looked with listening to tho converation when a lady 1- would ___ M entered the store and asked to purchase expects to move In a part of J. Lterriugton’s John Doounn still continues very ill and n feeling little l«-*s than honor. It house.-*-Geo. Clemens and family moved grave doubts are entertained of her recov­ never do, however, »m rely to stand' still some salt*.. A cloud of uncertainty, Lom on Geo. Gregory ’s farm last Wednesday.— ery. Dr. Lowry has been summoned as and helplessly hold it. Everj'l*xU'«lscw«s of the stories he hud listened to, seemed to Grandma Frey is quite slclf at this writing. council In the <-ase. Dr. Sackett being the stirring his. I must stir also. But the bo over the clerk’s mind ca hio filled tha rlifllculty of stirring n r:ciuit ounce of hot prescription. The Indy hud been gone but —Hehry Gaskill will move to Hastings attending physician. cluA-olnte iu a triangular two handled yel­ । n few minutes when something aturtllng tills month; he baa accepted a position In low cup witli a Mtxicnii dollar was gloomy dawned on the clerk’s niiniL the government employ— Orlie Van ••Gentlemen, watch this f-tore for mo till for the most skillful, but appalling to me. OUR COUNTY Horn is able to be out again utter hl* it occurred to me to gain time by care­ I return.” he wild, ns he dashed out of the recent illness.—C. W. Lester nnd wife 'ZFridaj* evening Mr*. A. I*. Retan. Jiving ; lessly finding n scat, and I might then be door and up the street They were sure expect couipanj- from Milwaukee this week.—Mrs.* II. Baggs returned to her three miles northwest of the Village, went able to tel down the cup unnoticed nnd something serious had occurred. Presently \ home in Indiana last Saturday.—Miss Era out to feed tho chickens. While stooping leave it. Accordingly I found n chair nud the clerk returned. Ids bonds trembling Joy will attend School In Grand Ifaphls— over she hea.nl a rattling noise behind her. sat down. That was my second mistake. and perspiration on hi* brow. Julia McGrnjh. of Grand Rapids, was She turned just iu time to sec a huge rat­ The choir was one .of those gilt affairs, —' ‘‘Gentlemen.” he said, in explanation cf with spideriike legs, calculated us hold h bis absence, “thnt lady who called wished hero last week visiting her brother. — tle snake, leap al her. Her cries soon thin child.' When not laboring under to purchase salts, but your poisoning Departed this life on the hist of August, brought Mi. llctati, working near, and be great excitement, 1 avoid such tn5mttire, stories so upset me that”---after ti short Illness of patient suffering, dispatched the "musical bird” in a short "is your chocolate all right Mr. Teetles*” “You sold her sugar of lend-,” said two The shake hnd struck at Mrs. Sir. S. Kaiser. He had reached the age of order. f * inquired lhe hostess sweetly. “Dcllelou*,’' men in the same breath. 72 years. He was a klud nud loving Retail, but she moved just euongh so that I murmured, realizing llint I must now “No, I sold her salts, bat I gut to think­ husband and father: greatly will they miss the forks of the. snake's tongue were fas­ see the whole matter through. A glnncc Ing about it and thought I had made a him. He leaves a wife, one son and three tened in her dress but uot reaching the showed me that the others of the pnrty mistake, and net till I had overtaken her daughters to mourn hi* loss. Funeral was iiesb. 'Upon examination It was found were doing finely. The fnlr young nwun and examined tho drug was I* convinced held Saturday at the St. Rose'chnrch in that the snake was the possessor of ten next to me handled a goddess of. liberty, thnt I Lad not.”—Chicago Times. Hastlngsumd the remains were interred in rattles, but they’ll rattle no more, for bis attached 10 n silver heart, ns If It hnd been the Riverside cemetery. We extend our snakeship Is dead.—Woodland News. a rent spoon. Somewhat reaosured, 1 in­ sympathy to them In their hour of Delton parties have purchased the mill serted the Mexican dollar and maunged to In'buying wall paper It Is best to con­ affliction. stir fairly successfully. Greatly en­ sider the purpose for which y«x wish to in Orangeville. /The Delton Breexe says that there is a couraged, I plaosl the spoou nnd saucer use it. If your room is to contain many on my rather narrow lap mid ia-gan to family living in that place that don’t have wonder how to absorb the chocolate suc­ pictures a plain paper of neutral* tint will Delayed Leiter. act them off to greatest advantage. Whitt* any wood, and ytet tbe, smoke keep* rolling cessfully. Fanners are busy preparing their ground paper, with delicate rings and patterns r.f out of the chimney right along. Many At-tho risk of losing mv claim to be a for seeding.—Several trom here attended Deltonltca would like to tan this perpetual man of the world. I ndnjir that I never roIiI or silver, makes an admirable back­ the atinuiu Sunday school picnic at Gull fire, as it seems to save all fuel expenses. drank out ot a t rlnugle before. I wan com­ ground for water colors or coldred photo^ Lake last Thursday while others picnicked graphs. Figured or highly decorated pa­ at home. According to reports those who C. M. Bradlsh. a hustling Augusta mer­ pletely iu doubt’whcther to apply suction pers should be used only when one has few staid at home did not miss much.—Mrs. chant, has purchased Gwin « Co.'s stock and extract the chocolate from one ofThe ornaments for the wall, in which-ease they I’anneter. who has been so seriously ill at ot shoes and will soon put In a line of angles, or Ui expand my nmple month and form an ornament of themselves. cover a whole side of the cup. Suddenly it her sister’s. Mrs. .1. Rlckcnmoro, has so clothing. In choosing paper for a room, it is al­ . occurred to me that the triangle was a ways well to consider what color predom­ far recovered that she expects to return to Harvey F. Bellinger, n former resident geometrical figure. I hud In-en n careful her home in Charlotte next Saturday.— inates in the carpet and furniture; buy of Barry, but of late of Charlotte, died at student nt college—there was surely some your paper to mutch or harmonize with Miss Lizzie Boice attended teachers his cottage nt Gull lake last week from theorem to fit this. “Have you been to the prevailing tint, and yon will be sur­ examination at Hastings last week.—Mrs. cancer of the stomach. tire circuit yeti” inquired my neighbor prized at tbe beauty of the effect; Expen­ Van de walker is' spending a week in Kala­ pleoMUitly. ■ ‘ The square of the hypothesive papers arc ugly if they are gaudy or mazoo.—Mrs. Efiie Barber and two child­ /W. P. Cramer, of Woodland, was hold­ nuse is equal to the num of tho square of not of the tone of the other furnishings of ren spent Saturday and Sunday with Del­ ing a threshing machine straw carrier up the other two sides,’.' I muttered. “Wliatf” the room. For a simply furnished room, ton friend*.—Quite a number from this by means of a ctauk. In some way It she naked, in surjirise. "I said ‘ Not this an inexfM-nsive but harmonious covering place will, celebrate Labor Day at Kala­ slipped from his hands, the crank did. and season,’ ” I answered. Thnt seemed con­ will bo most suitable. Avoid* all gaudy whirling around alrout 1,000 times a sec­ mazoo. clusive. I would try tbe hypotbennse. patterns for sleeping rooms, and let tho ond commenced to play a tunc on his anat­ Accordingly I selected the largest side of tints be as soft and warm os possible: dark omy. Though slightly disfigured he’s IVootllxnd. the cup and took it broadside, inserting paper in a bedroom is likely lt> make the still in the ring. my none in tbe upper angle. Tbe theory occupant gloomy and ill tempered.—Alice Delayed letter. was a good one, doubtless, but the busi­ Donlevy in Demorest's. We had a light shower last nlg^t but ness end of u trhuigulnr chocolate cup is not enough to help plowing.— The Miller NEIGHBORING COUNTIES& Densmore meat market ha* suspended Burglart entered a dwelling In Plain­ the angle. “I think you are spilling your Shortening Up Railroad Llnpa. operations, so we are left with only one well last week and relieved the occupants chocolate, Mr. Teetles,” said my neighbor. I suppose that must people vrbo travel ineat market.—The work of grading the ot abdiit S30. A cane which was used I was. Half of the contents of the cup escaped * think we travel over the same line, if we street Is rapidly progressing.—I- C.Felgh* to prop up a window was Identified as the are In the employ of one company, all the ner, editor ot the News, Is severely property of one of two strange colored men my spacious month, arranged along the time, thnt was originally laid down. Thnt liypothenuse, nud fell out ot au nngle cm poisoned with sumac—Charley Grozinger who were seen in the city that day. raj' shirt bosom. My agitation affected I Is, they think that when n railroad is built commenced school in the Euper district Plainwell business men seem to have the saucer and spoon on raj- attenuated lap. it never changes its course. Most of the Monday. — Carrie Grozinger will com­ trunk lines arc built In a burry in this mence school in the Eckardt district next been favored by Providence one night last The snucer fell to the floor and the choco­ country. After they hnre been in opera­ Monday—The South Jordan school with week. A lamp which was left burning in late covered Mexican dollar spoon found tion for awhile the company begin* to William Chase as teacher and the Lee the store* of one of the business men refuge on the gilt chair. To recount what figure on how they enn make better time. school with Mrs. J. M. Smith a* teacher caught fire, broke, and a box and other I further did nnd said would humiliate me This is Dot dona altogether by increasing Vooden things in the store were burned aYul serve no good purpose. But to these will commence Monday.—C. S. Palmerton jnd charred. What stopped the fire is a horror* every n»nn with n hirge mouth nnd the speed, as some may suppose, hut by is wrestling prith bay fever.—V m. Brooks nose i* subjected. Will not the press take what wc call shortening up the Une. Take rhystery. of Nashville is making a drive we I for up the gixxl Atiise? Whether it does or this division on which I am now running, John Velte. - Mrs. B. S. Holly Is in ’Albert Finch and Bert Anson, two not there is one lone miui lu this great city for example. I Lave l>ecn hero ever since York Stale—David Haight, oar village Otsego inmates of the Insane asylum who proposes to wage unremitting war­ the road wns In operation and the rood baa marshal, was severely injured Monday escape*! last week, but were recaptured fare on lhe afternoon teacup abunrdity been shortened o^ my run nearly eight while assisting In dumping a scraper filled the next day. after they had gotten nearly nnd its wretched confrere, the souvenir milea. and it has boon shortened between with earth.—Mrs. C. S. Palmerton and home. *]xxm, until the mouths of the human race Chicago and St. Joe. Mo., forty mile*. The dtughler .pcnl lot week vlelllne friend. public don't know it. They think wo are Allegan village and Allegan county are nrc scalloped or cut on the Idas.—New In Nuhvllle end Meple Cmee.—berenil running faster tiliui we used to. We nrc “by the ears” so to speak, and watching York Tribune. making n little belter time than we did, each other like ent* and mice. Allegan but the principal1 reason why we are is be­ Petoskey on the extortion.—The odd Fel­ county presented a bill to lhe village for a low, ere lelklnx of hexing . picnic excurCarlyle was much pestered by Amer­ cause we have shortened the Une.—An En­ little stone used in laying gutters around ■inn soon. — The merchandise of A. L. icans. Sometime* he was polite to them: gineer in Chicago-Tribune. the court house. The village has now Haight has been moved into the Phillips sometimes tLe reverse. As their object nuilding.—F. F. Hilbert and family have presented a bill for watering the. lawn for was generally to interview him, he gut just returned from Hartford where^thej two years, as an offset. into the habit of uttering, almost ns soon Among the most attractive of the many Fennville peach-growera have secured as his visitors had nettled dowu. the sort kinds of serpents are the delicate and beau­ have been visiting nt G. M. —Willlaru Bolton has been on the rehretl the appointment of Mr- Wheatley as of harangue on aomu great topic which tiful tree snakes (Dcndrophls), which very list for a few days but Is now better. yellows commissioner ahd agreed to back they expected from him. When be deliv­ rarely descend to the ground, as they find Adolphus Fast, of Uke Odessa. him in rigid enforcement of the law. and ered himself of one of these set speeches food enough among the birds and those town Tuesday.-It Is reported that E. J. lo see that no deceased fruit Is sent from his conversational manner disappeared nnd frogs nnd lizards which also dwell in trees. bis language canto forth like a douche- The graceful form of t he body, the elegance Miller will soon go north. there this season. lw;th, in a strong, unbroken stream, while, and rapidity of their movements, and the Mrs. Eliza Conklin, of Schoolcraft has like the Ancient Mariner, he fixed the exquisite beauty ot their colors have ex­ Batland. begun suit against the Chicago A- Grand spectator with his glittering eye. This cited the lively admiration of those who A. Myers sports a new canopy_ top Trunk railroad for Injuries received at foaming torrent was ns unlike the ripple have had the good fortune to watch them bnirry—S. M. Fowler and F. Bush, of Sn were wen on our strata one day Millett station in December. 1801. She of bls familiar Ulk m Niagara to a trout tn their native haunts. The larger kinds IS w£k.-& Howe and wife went to places her damage at $15,000. She has stream. To arrest it WM nearly impossi­ attain to a length of over five feet. They KltSlMt week to vlsU Mr. sister been very feeble since the accident. ble, and.be was impatient of interruption, are frequently adorned with the brightest Who Is reported dangerously Hl.-L. Tank­ A Hopkins young man was returning even by way of assent, much more of dis­ colors, green being, however, generally the ard has hi* new house enclosed. It will from a visit to his Inamorata last Sunday sent.—Sir Gnvnn Duffy iu Contemporary prevailing tint. They are active by day.— Quarterly Review. ___________________ iTrcmcinben-d that his old house burned evening and was led into picking up what Review. Sit sprlng.-Mr. Clem*, of Orange^ he supposed wa< a kitten that ran up to is doing the threshing in East Rutland. him in the front yard of his home. His Now thnt nunee culture has begun No actor who is indued with the superThere Is lots of straw but not a very large Prince Albert suit has be-n buried ever •erlouHly to engage the attention of plant­ atitiona of his profession will give yellow yield of wheat.-Grasshoppers have done since and very liberal applications of ers in the tropics, it Is interesting to leant rose* to a friend, rear will be accept them considerable damage to gardens, *•£££ cologne hardly keep the smell of that on the authority of a foreign journal that himself, as he fancies the flowers are har­ cabbage and tomato vines, and In some skunk away. mmee fiber, under great hydraulic pres­ bingers of misfortune, jealousj and loss at Instances eating ixxls from the bean James H. Klnnane, of Kalamazoo has sure, may be made to assume the compnct- friendship. Some managers will allow no —John Woodruff has rented T. Henej s ue* of steel. It is asserted that when so natural flowers whatever to be used by f-rm—Ed. Gjeen has purchased the old been appointed by Gov. Winans a member prepare*! it will be particularly serviceable PblL Barges* place and will move on the of the commission to recommend to the next for steam pipes, as it will not be subject to Lrnn soon —A. Martin has purchased the legislature some system for the improve­ contraction or expansion and also will not usually couaWercd eawatUL — CbKmco w Ferris farm known as the Perry farm. ment of public highways. rust.—New York Times, iUt a horse and came Published Thursdays by " ’ COOK BROS.. ----- AT----- - To Exhibit in All Its Millionaire Perfection, at " • - iibuHcmaJ mhllohatro dtaplay of golden. elf-land. Arabian Night"- oriental wild beast, spectacular, resplendent wonders. r ’ performances daily, at 2 and 8 p. m. Doors open one hour previous. . Lowest excursion rates from all stations. COUNTY NEWS. ■ » �Hastings Banner. cratlc ticket. Barr, baa held • reactor detuoeraUc caueua and la here with her run. detuoeratle detonate. We take tota­ Thund.y, September^ 1893. time and Interests and come here. No democrat In Barry oaks that he come here on his own responsibility to cast nine votes. We don’t do business that way. We are TSX KABTWQS, MICH.. POSTOyFICK, democrats; and we want a democratic AP6V8T 14. 187?.______ ____ ticket, or hone." Jordan got the floor, and did some more flopping. He was rattling along in great style, when delegate Brodesaer Interrupt­ The Journal of last week Intimates that ed saying “Mr. Chairman, I understand tbe democrats uf this county who oppose that Mr. Jordan has been paid money, a gulping down everything that our neigh­ good sum of money, to come here and bor doaoe out for them to iwallow are law­ make us swallow the people's ticket 1 think—’’ Here the chair Interrupted Mr. breakers or their sympathizers. If that Bredesser, telling him not to Intrude per­ be true, then some of the leading business sonal matters upon tbe convention. men of this city, and manv leading far­ Tbe vote by towns was called, and Cortmers and followers of other callings, and rlght’s resolution was beaten 69 to 91. men who are looked up to as leading citi­ Great, large 8x9 smiles chased each other across tbe--radiant countenance of John zens, are “law-breakers or their sympa­ Sullivan Dennis, at lhe announcement of thize!?.’’ We were not aware ot the exist­ this vote. , There was considerable excitement in ence of any law that compelled people, who the courtroom for a few minutes, during didn't want to, do what tbe Journal want­ which laughable side remarks were made ed them to do.___________ _____ by Delegate Brodeseer. who prodded the The Journal has run Its nose Into a endorsement fellows without mercy. Del­ egate Carlisle, of Thornapple, who favored mare’s nest down in Middleville. It endorsing, finally got the flaor and said claims to have discovered that it Is report­ that Brodesser ought to take the chair and Brodesser was ed there that the saloonlsts of Barry coun­ run the convention. ty voted for Mr. Lowden fur prosecutor promptly nn bis feet and said “If you put me there, 1’11 run a straight democratic two years ago. Does the Journal deny conventl >n. you bet your life on that” that they did? Carlisle looked foolish, and sat down. A motion to adjourn the convention was It U a little tough that tbe democrats of then made, aud lost bv 61 to 99. this congressional district cannot vote for The nomination of a representative was Cleveland, but must vote fora Weaver elec­ then taken up. The only name presented tor. Those who ao not like It can vote foe waa that of Chas. A. Brown, the people’s nominee. Ke was nominated, but not the republican elector. If they want to. witboirttdissentlng votes. When probate Judge was reached, the Tbe republican county ticket is eminent­ ly worthy the support aud confidence of names of W. W. Cole, people’s party can­ didate. and Milo L. Williams, ot this city, the voters of Barry county. were proposed. Mr. 'Williams representing those'who favored a straight ticket Al­ The Journal claims 14 ot tbe electors of though the four delegates who represented Michigan for Weaver. That Is enough to the four towns of Johnstown, Rutland, Carlton and Yankee Springs cast 36 votes make a horse laugh. for Cole—half he received—and Orange­ Any democrat who will not swallow tbe ville with three delegates gave him nine Journal’s ticket Is dubbed a law-breaker votes more, he was beaten by 87 to 78. Of actual delegates present Williams re­ by that paper. ceived 69, Cole 39. That showed the tem­ DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVEN­ per of the convention; and the face of John Sullivan Dennis suddenly became eo TION. long it would take a week to shave It For sheriff, James D. Benham and Reu­ ben Larabee were placed before the con­ vention. Larabee was nominated on the first ballot by the decisive vote of Larabee None of the county conventions so far 115 to Benham 44. It would have been an held have been lacking In liveliness, but easy task then for John Sullivan to step on we think the belt con safely be awarded his chin. Of actual delegates, Benham to Friday'a democratic convention as received but 27 .to Larabee 81. eclipsing all others in interest. From For clerk, Chris Marshall, of Maple start to finish It was replete with Incidents that could not full tu ciaim the attention of the spectator. It was 11 o’clock when the convention assembled. Chairman Dailey read the call and was about making a little speech when Milt Jordan bobbed up and made a motion. Tiiat was disposed of, and the chairman finished a set speech. x Dr. J. M. Elliott, of Hickory Corners, was made temporary chairman, ami Dr. Ed. Troy, of Banfield, secretary pro teni. The nsual committees on permanent organfitatlon and order of business ’nnd cre­ dentials were named, after which the con­ vention adjourned until oue'o'clock. MARSHALL L. COOK. K<utor. JUDGE MORSE'S JUG-HANDLED COMRADESHIP EXPOSED. editorial notes. It is well known that, when Judge Morse ran fur Justice of the Supreme Court in 1885, he asked his old com­ rades of the war for their suffrages and promised them that, if elected to that non-politieal office, he would be out of politics. He flooded the state with circular letters of that tenor and succeeded in capturing many soldier’s votes. How shameful!}’ he lias vio­ lated his pledges to his old comrades has been attested time after time by his presence at Democratic political gatherings and his active participation In partisan councils. treatment of his old comrades is the selfish use he has tried to make of them. He recogffizes the claims of comradeship, to help Ben. Morse, but there it all ends. It never works the other way. This selfishness has been neatly exposed by the State Republi­ can. The Lansing Journal published this item: •■I shall vote for Jwdgw Morse, and I don’t care who knows It.” said a well-known ex­ soldier In the presence of a Journal report­ er this morning. “When 1 gat a cbanco to vote for an old comrade I'm gotag to do It, even it ho Is on tbe Democratic ticket” And the State. Republican promptly replied as follows: If the above was a bona fide Interview, the Republican must say la all klndnese that “ex-aoldler's" remark waa a credit to bls generosity, but It damns bta Judgment as a man and a dtlxen. Judge Morse's soldier record. He was doubtless a brave soldier, and he boars the scars of honorable battle. In that respect he Is entitled to the same honor and vener­ ation that is extended to a thousand other crippled Michigan veterans, and so xork, so far as tbe public are concerned. Wo come. then, to the question of com­ radeship. upon which ••ex-soldier” lays so much stress. Here, again. Judge Morse stands on an equality with other ex-veter­ ans who are candidates for office. He la no better, and no worse than they; and has no right to claim, on that ground, a favor Which ho does not. and 1s not willing to reciprocate. And now will Judge Morse, or any other. Democrat In Michigan, answer these questions truly? Georgia, ■■ 2Oth Michigan The alrove cut, our Congressional Nominee, fe a faithful picture of Dr. Henr^/F. Thomas, of Allegan, the republican nominee for congress In this district Dr. Thomas Is a native Wolverine, lie was born In Jackson county 18 years ago. Twelve years later with Ids pa rente he moved to tbe city of Hastings, where his father a Methodist minister, had charge of the Ottawa Indian Mission, ho that Hastings and Barry county have an interest in him. Dr. Thomas secured what schooling was possible in the primitive public schools ot the time, and then attended Richland seminary. He went'from tbere-to .Albion college, expecting lo complete a course In that Institution. It was while be, a boy of 18, was laboring in Uie face of many obstacles, to acquire proper training for that position lu life for which his energy and ability entitled him, that one of the many urgent calls of his country for volunteers to put down treason and rebellion was made. The mettle of which tills man Is made was shown by hte brave act, in which he. ‘ a young man full of hope, ambition and with bright prospects before him, faced the certainty of great sacrifices of his own Interests and the great possibility of yield­ ing up his life. But without hesitation, yet not in rashness but after cool and patriotic deliberation, he forsook his loved college home for the privations aud dan­ gers of the army. He enlisted In Co. D., 7th Michigan cavalry. He was promoted for efficiency and bravery until he became 2nd lieutenant lie served-unlll the close of the war in 1865, receiving an honorable discharge. —/ After his return from the south, young Thomas took up a course in the Atate nor­ mal school of Ypsilanti. Jn the fall of 1866 be entered the medlcaf department of the state university, graduating in 1868. He located in Allegan In the following year, and has continued to reside there, being prnmtorntly connecten with the affair* of Alb-gun village and county. Dr. ThoniHS has Ailed many positions of truwl and Imnor. always with credit to him­ self. He has been president of the village, and has been prominent in all affairs In that place. In 1872 he was elected to the house of repreventatives from Aliens county. creditably did be fill tho place that the people In 1874 elected him to tbe state seuate. lu which body he bad tbe great honor and distinction of having more chairmanships of committees accorded him than any other senator. Tills was in recognition of his ability, worth and work. He h a clear, convincing forcible speaker, though making no pretentions Lo oratory. The Journal states in Its last Issue, that tho people’s nominee will make a eanvas of the district, and Intimates tbit be is Dr. Weaver said he would call a demo­ •‘furtun.ib its his opponent." We give the crat one who favored tariff reform, and Journal anil Mr. Yaple notice now that If who in this election would support Gro­ they >.re l> aDitut ou any saeh staff as that, ver Cleveland for president and Morse for they will Ul-cover next November that they governor. Tbe applause greeting this re­ have iru-ted u> a broken reed. Mr. Yaple mark showed bow the delegates present will fiii-i that ills oppobent is abundantly able tu lut>k after hteAiwn interests, and felt. A. G. Cortright said that it the democratic convict funs U«hX will "in IL" The political where*bout, of Adol phu. Acrobat Bill* I* • perplexing xlc to both friend* *nd enrmle* ™ former .re analou. lo pull him In out of .Unger and th. totter me “ get him. But neither can loc*U h‘“wo year. .goEUtown. AFTFJiNOUX SESSION. Upon reassembling, tbe committee on credentials made their-report. Tbe report showed that Woodland. Castleton. Balti­ more, Hastings township, and four wards of lhe city, Irving, Hope, Barry and Tbomapple were’fully represented. Maple Grove nearly so. Orangeville with three delegates. Assyria two and Johnstown. Carlton, Butland and Yankee Springs with one delegate each. Nearly all the towns were entitled to nine delegates, none leas than eight. The committee on permanent organization nnd order of businew reported favorably to making the temporary the permanent officers, and made the regular order of business. Both reports were adopted. J. McKelvey, of Maple Grove, moved (bat the delegates present cast the full vote of their respective townships. A. G. Cortright, of Barry, moved to amend that only delegates present who- were gleeted by a duly-called democratic caucus be al­ lowed io vote in the convention. Speech­ es in favor of the amendment were made by A. G. Cortright and Dr. Weaver, ot Nashville, and against by M. F. Jordan, who was true to ills pledges to the trio, by H. A. Goodyear. H. M. Bates ami John Fleming. Mr. Fleming, of Carlton, said he bad told the delegates from his town (bat they needn't come, as the convention would undoubtedly allow one delegate to vote for tbe whole nine. The milk In this cocoanut is shown by a confession said to have been made after tbe convention by Fleming that there was no caucus iu Carl­ ton al mH. and Mr. Fleming wrote.out the list, and came to Hastings himself. On a poll of the delegates by roll call, tho amendment offered by Cortright was de­ feated by 53 to 48. The original motion was carried. Mr. Cortright was not pleased at this ac­ tion which gave four men 30 votes in the convention, when three of them at least had not been elected delegates by any caucus, bat were self-appointed. As a next feeler, Mr. Cortright offered a resolution that no candidate be nominated except he be a tried and true democrat; and that no nominee of any other party be named by tills convention for any county office. That the democrats of Barry Co. would prefer honorable defeat to tbe sur­ render of Its principles by fusion or en­ dorsement H. A. Goodyear moved that the resolu­ tion be laid on the table. A rising vote showed the motion lost *nd the resolution waa then taken up. , H. A. Goodyear opposed tbe resolution as forestalling the action of the convention, and defined a democrat as one who believed in and supported ‘'tariff reform." M. F. Jordan took the cue, and proceeded to d<> the grand flop act from two years ago bi great shape. L M. Flint favored the resolution as be­ ing consistent with straight democratic politics, and said In answer to Goodyear that according to his definition. Uie editor 9t tbe Chicago Tribune, the leading repub­ lican paper of the northwest, also James were democrats. Everybody I WHERf IS ELLIN AT? WORKS ALL ONE WAY. Infantry, or did bo Cahill, who ited 111 nil fur Attorney-General a. • Democrat and was endorsed as a Dtmo-•rat by the People's party. Tbto year the People’, party eonee^ tlon wm. held ftrat .nd Bill. h*A U make * Jtowlng to cpture their nomi notion. He therefore on ruemtoy even­ ing. July «. 1»M. »t theJoni, dty o*“ cui ot the People's p«W. •<«■« *“ following pledge: . We. tbe uud.ml.urf. TabletJ, Slate, DrawlBoois. and vice-president. j This he followed up with a speech in which he .aid: "IVe? ea"> k«p hired editor for eretjr paper In lonto county, but they ain't “I neighbors believe I cion t believe what I say.” Then he clinched his renuncia tion of Democracy by these words: *- ran &a i n*vo -r----- them anything, tf they can ge» along with­ out ■». God knows I can get along without them." Thus assured the People's party con­ vention nominated him for Attorneya.nCT*l. One h»ll ot M. work wiu done and he began planing for thr Democratic nomination. The Green­ ville Independent, clearly foreseeing Ellis’ success in that direction said: Tho People's party pretends to bo In thr “middle of tbe road" but It nominated for Attorney-General a Democrat dyod la th* wool who will probably be renominated by the Democrats. Whereupon the Greenville Sentinel came bravely to Ellis’ defense against any such imputations and declared in vigorous terms: Within the put two weeks Mr. Elite, who is the nominee for the People’s party for Attorney-Gen oral, hu publicly, and In unmiataknble language, renounced all allegi­ ance to tbe Democrat party, end stated In terms so plain and broad hla unwavering fidelity to the principles of the People's party, that we cannot understand bow any man of ordinary Intelligence, can fall to comprehend his meaning. That Mr. Elllr will not be Indoreed by tho Democrats 1» u certain u la the fact that he la today th* nominee of the People’s party. 'Every Democratic paper in the state or any nolo whatever Is opposing tho Indorsement of Mr. Ellis, nnd dciKundlng the notulnalloa of a ‘■Democrat." • . Nevertheless the Democrats nomi­ nated Ellis and the editor of the Green­ ville Sentinel dines principally on “crow.” Meanwhile the ordinary citizen was getting confu.seil at these political pranks and began asking all kinds of troublesome questions of Adolphus Acrobat Ellis. The Grand Rapids Press, the official argan of the popu­ lists, attempts to shield him thus: Mr. E11W can’t be expected to answer ell these questions that a multitude may put to him as to hla allcclance to the People's party. Nor can be be held rvsponalbie for statements pat In hla mouth by reporters for newspapers unfriendly to him. When­ ever hla loyalty to thu People's party la questioned by tbeltatr central committee ho will, no doubt, make full and candid That may be the Press’ idea, but the people urc entitled to know something definite about the man for whom they are asked to vote. Neither the candi­ date himself nor any “state central committee” has the right to muzzle the voters of the state, nnd they will doubt­ less, take the matter into their own hands and provide this political dodger with a “local habitation” in the limbo of defeated politicians. THE TWO CANDIDATES. Will Judge Morae veto chia fall viriu.u • nuiiicri ,If either Judge Morse or ms friends can answer these questions affirma­ tively, then will they be justified in asking favors of G. A. R. veterans in return. But if they cannot so respond, then we submit that Jvdok Mouse has not a shadow of claim upon the vote or the sympathy of any Grand Army voter an in Michigan who stands outside of the Democratic party. '.T In thiseonnection the following from the Ionia Daily Sentinel of August 22 is not a bad exposition of Judge Morse's political love for his old comrades in arms. The Sentinel saya: P00" *Iter the political accident that oc­ curred la thi* *uto in November, IBM. Supreme Justice A. B. More®, now thJ Item erratic candidate for governor, met an ‘f.W^ttn comrade on tho f Lau,ln«- Th* comrado waa one of the many Kapnhllcana who had assisted In giving"Comrade Morse the high Judicial position he now holds. Ue had for wm. time been an eSclant assistant In tho ofllJZ of the commissioner ot labor. After a markedJudgtaMorse rw> The contrast between the platforms of the two parties in the present state campaign is thrown into bolder relief by the similar contrast between the two candidates for governor. If the platform of the Democratic party is remarkable for its omissions, evasions and misrepresentations, its candidate for governor is no less conspicuous for his political inconsistency. If the plat­ form of the Republican party is notable for its straightfonvara dealing with state matters, itacandidate for governor is no less eminent for his unswerving consistency in politics. B’ Mors<?’ lht* Democratic can­ didate, was a republican, until a per­ sonal disappointment soared him and he nndertoA the big Job of wrecking the Republican party in revenge. He secured his election as just ice of the Supreme Court, upon the promise IdLoii ?d Jlrn,y c,,mnuk"‘ that, if elected to that non-political office, be poUUc.; but there -- would b« uui ot pvuLics; out there 5??hnt,becn. a Democratic political Kj" "* "^e’at Which he SmST ub wiucn nc nn'i not ?re^nt, in per«m or lu .plriu l“> b*« kept hluuelf thnroXhl, 7,th wnUmento to evident from hl. eonne In reference to lie gubematortol nomination Ho wrototo Ch^rm.nC.mpuu'St -an der no clrcun»t*ncee cun 1 coment to Sil??' he tool‘ th“ for toSon*1*^ to ,OT lhe »otnfik.to„Wdl/’?to‘’" he Wl" "ow ““Rot tog.tout pretty •oon. lheJudge, fellow-townsman and old comrade replied affirmatively as chevrpermit. CL ,dl“Ppointefl The success of the Democratic party wit hl” *1“Jua” u” We have a lot of them, both, °t W. J. & L L HOLLOWAY, SIGN OF THE ELEPHANT. ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A SEWING MACHINE ? If bo, buy of the man who sells at the same price to the poor man or woman as to the rich. He wont charge you ?55 for a poor machine and sell the same style of machine to an­ other for $25 as do some dealers.. ■ Oh, no! The Dollar of the Poor Man ls just as good to Trav. as the dollar of the rich. H<- sells The Light Running World Renowned Domestic, The New Home and some ofherfirst-class machines. He will sell you a machine for a small payment down and the balance in monthly payments if desired. It will pay you to call on him before you buy. Needles, oils and parte for all machines. T. PHILLIPS IT’S A “JIM DAndY, The stock of lumber and shingles lately purchased by Bentley, Tomlinson & Rider At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and stud- " ing. The latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. Their No. 2 shingles are “just too sweet for anything.” ANNUAL FAIR! Barry County AiiiciH Society the’ “ Ji “i'k?™ hri.» honest to^ei'X'd„Tcffi.h„ PREMIUMS RACES AND SPORTS $2,500 1,000 .ff^Vce“.£"p,:.r.h^, ro?«5ZOl,H£" ’**«"“• >o row “°5*!' *lU »ord» to hla old corn- »«■ -I»'>J!S‘ocn‘,Uc Uau” h -ell mated “l ous’llT-r wri TO Sr’K? TO.."’,';' ™nu£I3TOo«TC1fI?^r' !“- >»• Best premiums and best sports ever offered Balloon ascensions and other special attractions. >1,000 Improvements this year in the buildings and grounds oi the society. Come everybody and make this fair eclipse every predecessor. raantry: for not .ere., or nrlln^.G. torik .no.to, or W” mat I tore. It is the institution, the of ----------- ““ enitht “i“lto plnudit. em“»toto.tle oto..a<.- TICKETS AT USUAL RATES ASA PENNOCK, Pres. MORRIS H. BURTON, Sec j GUY MANNING, Tre.s. �---------- nt in J tadlraw Ibto'' offlera between the home’to well I? that y^’^tlk^ will let Mr' .•''■LiaimtotwwUh. quanrityof ;_____ there* 5* th. '.mjwratoto of to. olv. A thero.' to .. form plans of mutual protection for tbe da-‘’.';il.unt thinks, increases If you are troubled with Itching, Bleed­ 1 . ‘1 d£‘t. he thtakAlncmrara ..j . 1 “T "* ■>«“>«. future. ing, Blind or protruding pile*, try Hill's ------------ ---ftr* , mtnre in the daytime and checks rootoufb^-mmwra^?^^; No sign of tbe besiegers have been Pile Fumade. Direct mode of application, M." «ud th. r.riT — ttjjt telnp'-™1 . , _. a, ni”ht. ™—wusweevu razmy—ror aha tbe toll tempetW Mg whom the 0#.^ bj . । seen since daylight, nnd it is evident and Use only pile remedy with a printed whom the tiffirw huA __ ,_____ . | uue. — ^uonYuta™^ • rau^X'^ "*• ~ that they have abandoned the siege for guarantee with each package. Satisfac­ {0 say what constitutes n Fanny the present, but there is no telling how tion or money refunded. Price 11.00, six faaland. where all laws and Riggsby. whose wild ride from the inn IRM______________ ~ cbrouriM to ^^^t<tow. tbrau.fra, ■oon the war may be opened at some for $5.00. By mail. Try it to-night. For fam: .' ^4-,^ this as the soda! , ®*“ nbmn5«l«J *- -—.»— . sale by Fred L. Heath, the druggist riwnrot. it It in 1. .nn. no- “Yoo-you wont lot thorn hurt ma’wui . "Py... “i<1 F“u'r- other point. nnu'ti''I!* a. >n';«.roui' ..... _i.,m«T>f. Suit «U! u..- >;»? wk«vp»l"ral'r twtora. yoar "*™| “••» It --u, bun unn m." me -----,----— wju« at last decided t.n-meu thnt mat the me settlers aect^i A young man named Fred Sauer, living terj-j-: ' yo ° SUre ,J °ure just ahead to y ouhl 001 ' 1 re reuu main ‘ in in caiup camp at the inn for a ■ near Hudsod, waa killed by a gravel train | “ gol°* “ i ^£nomer naked the lieutenant few days «t at least, or till it was asceraacer- near Blissfield. The nvntgf mur Wtty. yes; 1 know it ia." replied teunedjust what action the cattlemen The Pewablc mine consumes 850 worth ■II. h;’uvrrry 7re7j. 100,00)-. IWOOh. tom that II lne “Klomen: they .arroundwl Um Funny. II- 1111 ••Thtor* mwould taka take. In [n order to keep informed of coal every day. ; hoaro and were going to kill ns all L/ ron<“ tB0<W‘ touuneutad the officer M 10 1110 movements of the enemy a . | made my escape and started to ths < set- !.Lhe men ahead stopped ua and raid nQmbw *-onts were appointed and oiuppeu us and raid — *cre «|>pointeu ana are the main-stay of our republic. In majority of the colubriue, Uement aftra-sQme one to help os.ms ..................... neat iw 1, that the nnv» I,was __ ■shrt* renA . JI--- directions, _ .. ... with . ht'i H 18 oext boUM a . pesthouse; 80111i». °?1 lu ___ ,l’fferent in- them are being cultivated the minds which .. i „ rmu. "Tell us all about It," said tho officer 1 ♦that there were ... 'in India the nronori propore | Makes an everysJay convenience of an .“. ™« number of patients । ^rncti°n* to keep a close watch upon are to be our future law-makers ‘and lead­ ooous ‘ colubers to 1 kJ . "and well see that this high handed old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. ' ' ' with the smallpox confined there, and । 1116 “Clemen and report any hostile ers in every walk In life. How ws’ntbl 1 business is stopped.” ' Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest that they were simply a qaarHntino , movea &Rt might be made. It Is that these minds should be united to award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each „a, sporadic efforts to raise 1 related the story of guard; but 1 see now that it is only a 1 . Dxjrinff th« evening some of the set­ strong, healthy bodies. So many children package makes two large pies. Avoid I 1’uitH States, but so far they th® inn by tho cattlemen; trick of those cattlemen to keep people t ors their cabins to see that suffer from impurities and poisous In the imitations—• and Insist on having the silk H silk 4>rth a mention. nf m. of ro. --------. of tto. the MIH killing Iko re.v Baker, who at- i MWn£\.and a ver? clever one at that." I everything was unmolested. Among blood that it Is a wonder that they ever ppxiu NONE SUCH brand. tempted to go for help, and of her eecape o,. ,hy' i*?ow th8y 10 tnru I those wm Abe Crocker. On entering grow up to be men and women. Many parents cannot find words strong enough MERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. T. . T , ■ iuno turn from the inn; her being discovered by 1the stairo aud ----- .. “uJ,nthnra othct *»»rarai_^. traveler, «from tho hto cabin ho had found tho two notes ti express tbil gratitude to Hood's Sars­ <;■« s-rsaparll'n has done 1 L.»*iMhIe «u »up|io«e that tho cattlemen and her wild ride acroee row yntHday," ridaimtd Fumy. left by Dan Riggsby. After reacLjg the aparilla for 4ts good effects upon their ■ for o' . wu? For wrotala. salt the prairie. • Tbe moan thtag.1 You wont let them one directed to himself he took up 'the children. Scrofula, salt rheum and other •srasrv of the blood, for "You are a brave girl." said the officer, istop ns. trill you?" ~>rk headache, loss of Other, which be found to be Addressed diseases of the blood are effectually cured | -r.'lnc. eat an h. malaria, full of admiration, when she hod finished ■'H»”llr.' replied tbe li.nUm.ol, utd to the youth's father. As the reader will by thia excellent medicine, and the whole Sanaporflla Is an tinher story. ,wheeling hie borra he rode forward to remember, the latter note wm written being Is given strength to resist attacks of "A genuine heroine," sanctioned the 1where the wjoad ot cattlemen TO by Dan for the purpose of explaining to disease. 1100 ! :n Jkk he««la'Ae. paymaster, holding up the lantern and waiting 1 Ingham county soldiers and sailors held his parents the cause of hto sudden de­ U2.50 by the roadside. gazing approvingly into Fanny's face. a reunion at Mason yesterday. . •Gentlemen." he said, addressing the parture. ■*100 ♦3.50 ■ ♦Jrra LUl£3 “Won't you tell us your name?*.’ imen by the road, “1 shall have to dis­ People at Masonville, Houghton county, Un hto return to the inn Abe Crocker ♦ 2 50 W*2.00 “Fanny Riggsby," was the reply. < credit your statement regarding tho delivered the note to the anxious par­ are building a new public school. "Then you must bo a sister to Dan smallpox I The prohibitionists of Calhoun county 1*1.75 at tho house ahead of ns. 1 [ ents ♦2.28 kJ ran ion Riggsby, whom we met tonight" ’ ) havs been made acquainted with your I “1 reckon heli come home now as county held a picnic at Goguac lake yester­ *2.00^, P*1.75 “Yes; he is my brother," cried Fanny <outrageous doings here, and unless you ' toon as be tarns thnt Bud Ropes wasn't day. Mrs. Joel Clark's residence was burned eagerly. “Oh. where is he? Have they disbond < said Mrs. immediately and oeaae your ! killed." —— -**“»• Riggsby. “*»6ouj. “The payyajhurt him?' | lawless nets 1 shall take tbe matter in tnaster bim near Scott, an 1 reckon at Greenville. Incedlarism Is suspected. own that. you are pun- Ii 1,hA*l! ®’1},IH.i*.. writo 10 raw M wheD law bo raXAw Abawra thar-'** WW.M ra.. i bands A—and __ 1 see .. "He is safe and is on his way to Fort my i . WiLL-USENBEB Scott,” was the answer. "Wo are in- iiahed aa you deserve." ' - remarked Simon "Course be will." ; AN PrtlSS ASSOCIATION, ISM debtod to him 'for a great favor and are ‘The settlers commenced the war upon i Riggsby. -But don't it beat all about gladsaid of an opportunity of rendering somean’ 'scapin from them gittin ketched us by killin our cattie." one of tho him service to his sister." <oowhoyi, seeing that the officer was ac­ robbers’’ When she waa a Child, she cried for Castoria. • "Oh. I’m so glad he is safe," cried •quainted with the state of affairs and "It's jtot Providence and nothing When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. lAl’TER XVTL Fanny joyfully. -«1 was afraid those further I else," declared Mrs. Riggsby. deception was useles.i When uhc bad Children, she gave them Castoria. cruel cattlemen had harmed him in some "I reckon you air right—things do “A courier has been sent to warn the way. I know he’ll bo back now'as soon settlers । of yofir doings." continued tho seem ter work out kinder strange like," as tho trouble is over," I lientenantj, "and 1 shall remain here to agroetl Mr. Riggsby. “Lieutenant" said the paymaster, see । Nothing transpired • during the night that no further on tragus are commit­ Geo McConley, of Flint, has purchased worthy of mention, and it looked aa if tbe Northwestern Tribune, of ML Pleas­ “something must bo done to quell tho ted I till they arrive." . hostilities of those cattlemen who are it was plain to the cattlemen now that the cattlemen had concluded that peace ant causing all this trouble. What is to be they ' had been outwitted, and they readi­ was more profitable than war. During Clarence Smith, of Atlanta, has been doner Ily perceived the usc^toaness of keeping tho day many of the settlors returned elected principal of the Gaylord high “I have been considering that ques- up i to their homes, but with the under­ school. hostilities. standing that they were to again assem ­ tion,” said the officer, “and shall mako A beer war is being Inaugurated at Mar­ With muttered imprecations they TIME TABLE. it a joint to investigate the matter. Un­ wheeled their horses and rode away, ble at the inn should any sign of trouble quette, and many people are, of course, In effect June M. 1802. less they cease their lawless. course I iand tho officer ordered hto men to move arise. Those who remained at tho inn happy. shall dispatch a courier to Fort Scott forward. : A few minutes brought them brought a now supply of provisions from Stations. and call the proper authorities into Ito the Travelers' Rest, where they were their cabins, and prepared to stay for a HOW TO COUriT MONEY. action." ' ।challenged by the guards. But it only week if it should prove necessary. But what of Ben Ropes nud his fol­ The Hush at the Doon of Circuaea and . The door of tho ambulance was then ;required a moment for the settlers to .XORTH. Other Bic Shows. ■ Kalamazoo dosed, and the officer mounted his horse ।discover thnt the newcomers were a lowers? East Tbe Cooper waiting crowd surges about the 1 At the close of their unsuccessful and gave tho order to move forward. ।Company of tbe military, and they were Richland Junc’t.... •■uusiurtwend” of the wagon, nnd menu- ■ siege at the inn they hnd withdrawn their Cressey ..1 Seated upon tho soft cushions, half en­ given a w;irm welcome. • while the two dispenser* of tickets have , ............................ forces, .nud close upon this camo the seated themselves on a little bench just In- Milo । And who can describe the joy of the , U to the girl’s veloped in a buffalo robe. Fanny Riggs-Delton. ..J. by could hardly realize the sudden turn little garrison on seeing Fanny Riggsby news from the north that it drove ot cat­ ride. Suddenly the word to given and nn Ooverdalel ' .............. tle in which Ropes had nn interest, and at tendnnt pulls a strap, hoisting tho win- Bhulrz....! 1 1: l: H.iv.’ltiy. who was in com- affairs had taken. Only a half hour Im> descend from the ambulance, to be ; astings............. . .. fore she had been dashing wildly across clasped in her mother's arms. They which was being driven to Kansas dows, and the business commences. Not a H City, had been stampeded by tho set-, word do these young men have to to ■:... soldier, yet he hesi- the prairie upon tho back of a spirited hail mined her fryin the house and all Coats Grofe tiers :in<l several hood of the stock killed. each other! or to their customers. Their 'WoNiland................ Ung bis men into a place and bridleless horse, not knowing what feared thnt some grant evil had befallen i Ropes gave vent to a succession of eyes .ire looking nt ftots of all rises nnd de­ WondburvL.............. at l e ambushed by a moment she might be dashed to death ber. | bitter oaths when tho news was brought, scriptions, full of money, and from right to i to .-pc rate outlaws that upon the ground or shot by her merci­ When at last they of amw tho «««dan,, ...c. ,learned v.mUvu ya j hto intention to start at left and then back again they capture the Detroit. ...I clutched coin nnd bills, moving from side <Grand Raffids....:.. less pursuers. RTO .ho bad pa~«M through or tbetr „„„ ,or ot th, .... ,‘ aa _ c I to ride, conb’ing all to have nn cquaL/ But, thanks to tho splendid speed of sakes, the Bottlers crowded about her \ -.irs in military : •••-}{«•,;*„« into ’ ----"I toll you this i' thing has got to stop,-’ ! r d in many battles • her horse, she hail completely distanced and clasped her hands warmly in theirs. । he--------cne<1. iQ u rai{a "There ain't no such j Directly a coin or to billreceived is received ----------- -There ain’t no such j Directly a coin or bill it is it is Stations. th the murderous I thc-se who had sought to run her down, wbll» ta*™ w®ro sw?n on moro than on3 j thing as Texas fever—it’s only a dodgo . placed on a shelf on a level with the sellthe ’error of the . and by one of those rare strokes of good bearded cheek. . tho rattlers have taken to keep our cattle j er’s arm until the patron has made place 1. That tho men ' fortune that come but once in a lifeIt was now long past midnight, and j outof thostate. But they’U fail—or my • for the next in lino; then it is thrown into ' SOOTH. A. ,n: Ropes!" : “ huge wicker bosket on the floor at his Kilnniazoo Ar... ng to rob the pay- ti^nc she had been saved from death Lieutenant Hawjey ordered a halt for j naxnu ujn>i East Cno;>er Lv . "It looks as if we war gettin tho worst! fe£.”-. . , . li*t than a band of and thrown in company Vith those who the remainder of the night. 01 Richton.! Janet. “We wffi remain here till daylight." QV it bU roUQd^ remurkea ou0 of tho | This re;»«<>" ’“ *** J*.* 1Cressey ................ L id lied for safety ! woulik befriend and protect her. • said,look-, “and by that time the settlers cowUw» in a tone of disgust “Reckon “ in onlvr lo ^ct1‘ally, xt, ® finoCT.....]......... ' Though the soldiers kept nhe sharp regions of Kansas,________________ ; Deltaa ...1 rar. 11 .nil I m * .Ynhnnd ready . „v th.. if ' ,:,y 'Hspute by an excited buyer, who , lo-ibt. ! ont, no sign of tho cattlemen who hnd■, . will bo collected and be on hand ready Cloverdale. well be run pmnib on. uv tho state if ^jght be inclined to question the accuracy rtiulu................... to . rate and rock- ! pursutd her wm discovered. So great- to defend you iigain»t any attack that j ihingsdon’t change.u I Ihinim don't chamro." I nf hto change or the amount he had paid ’he realized that | b- had they been distanced by tho girl i tiic cattleniHU may make." * "It’sold Riirgsby’s fault’thnt we didn’t In. It stems almost an unnecessary pre­ Hastixos.. >ul<l result in I that they had dumbtless abandoned the- jHto words were received with a chevr I c01;je Qnt a|,^ here.” said Ropmin a cantion, however, .ns these young men Coots Grove.. i not tho ! cliaro aud returr^.l to their companions ‘ by the gamsen, who now felt that the savago voice. “But I'll pay himfor hto never get "rattled," and have no time Cor Woodland .... Woodbury . . :.>j nn ambush • who were keeping watch over tho prairie j danger that threatened .them had ’ if । do-ft. But wlmt puzzles ■ talk or r.nruincut. » ia H. 1.. d. So ho ha-1 I inn. • • passed » mo is how the icttlers got wind of what ■ Aller the rush w over Mr. CMIan con- Leasing ...I... ~ uiu nuvn -------■ to talk about the difficult'art which Detroit.... f .. din that Would < After traveling some thro? or four! • Thank God ffur ry ns- mercy — nnd *■’ good- W1. w<w gu4ng U) ______ o 1 do They 1:1Pst a’ - ■ • ! embraces accuracy and speed to no Iimited\ Grand Rapids. __ j.Al-. . . ■ vould bo rob-1 niikx tho ambulance came to a halt. ne(n w wdd Mrs. Riggfdiy Hiv>n>nflr reverently, Ii .knowixi. about our plans or they wouldn't extent, and after modestly admitting that ' ice of a per- ' F^nny looked out between tho leathern I.while the tears run down her cheeks. '^iop» on signal only. a’ bueti nt tho tavern wnitiv for cs when n wa.s an’expert profcRidun in which big t Nuc. 5 ahd 0 will not carry passengers unless i curtains and saw that they had arrived i -He hiu* not foyraken u* in our hour of wo mudo the attack.“ i salaries were {Mild to the "masters." said: provided wtth freight train penults. ■n. Freight trains will bo ran nt the convenience i] ;;b.indoned ■ "Wo never look nt faces— always a9 the •That’s so." abandoned ’. *:i froutof a bo.-xhoMft that ttool close to neca.nt the company, who reserve the rlubt to change .■to m<we than i tbo rotwL ..•AmenT' a — ««r-nn» responded onenf ofthe thorattlers settlors ••Wo lost two tmn nnd got several \ hnnd that hclds the mduey That once se­ the tlin-j ot inch trslns without notice. . W. 8 PkwiNo. Genl Manager. nxvl. and he I “I* tbto houieF asked the officer, earnestly, "bat while the Lord’s been wounded, but we ' sent one of them to cured and the ticket or tickets nud change . thrust into it. then on to the next." rK r-xs the prairie • riding up to the vehicle and addressing helpin to. I reckon toe little gal has bin grass that wo know of." 1 “Suppose some one bothers you with 11 he readied this j tb0 KirJ. ••I reckon we’ll do letter.next time.’ doin her part" , . in an <■ I questions or anuoys you in any way. so as 2th A-..rU, thereby j "No, rir." I irony ••That has." replied Lieutenant PROBATE ORDER ••If we don’t, then yon enn turn iue to interfere with your sale, what do you ♦.nil. ?: itru, uiereuy —• — ■ ------. replied, "it U farther *...•• she ............. >dld be lying ' on, soutln but please wake tho jieoplo Hawley warmly. "She's n brave.noble over’to the fOQlkiUer!’’ ejaculated Hopes, ! do?". State of Michigan. County of Barnr-M. • At a srsMioi of tb- Probate Court for the girl, garrison ought to be proud with a suvage gesture "Ami 1’11 get re­ , 1 that live here and tell them I would like i — -■ nnd thia .«»> He laughed os he pointed to a fat man County of burn . hoWen at the Probate office, venge ou old Riggsby if it takes n life­ । standing by. At a dgn.il that man gets Im |be City of Ha«tiDr>< In said county, on Mon­ of her." ■ : if rnit with! the .warm to see them a few moments." Thi» directly in front of the fractious one. and day the bth day of August, In the year one The lieutenant uttered a loud ‘‘halloo,’ ••It to." came from a dozen voices.. time!” :• ;..-.yuawter. was carried ------------ r------- : . etjtlit hundred and ninety two. by the simple process ot moving backward thousand Daylight wits just breaking over the Ury wool without I and in a tew momenta a man came to Present, Charles \V. Armstrong, Judge ot CONTINUED gradually, all the time trending on his Probate. tho door and demanded to know what grant pnurie when a company of nearly, I iy the robliers* who In the niattcr of the estate of Husan J. corns, the line to opened, nnd by the time a bnnilrwl mounted mid armed settlers ' U:--!y Titwitted by the was wanted. the crunk bos got on the outside we have Warner, deceased. On reading and (Hing the petition, duly veri­ “A young lady wishes to see you out arrived nt the inn. sold hundreds of tickets. fied. oi «elh IL Chapman, executor ot the estate But it wxx found that the cattlemen here at the ambulance,” replied the 1. . "We have u plentiful supply of change of said deceased, prsjlnn tnat bta final account dfc 7 • .; Drywood they followed I had withdrawn their forces during tho heretofore filed In «hls court may be heard It will coat you nothing nnd will surely and du not touch lhe money received. Hentenant. . ' ' three miles, when :aid allowed and be be discharged from said "Counterfeit money we do not fear, we irurt. "Allright,"wasthoresponse. •‘’Taint night, and tbe settlers were, for the time dp you good, i'f you have a cough, cold, or they .nnl ami again entered Tbrt-et’poii It Is ordered, that Wednesday the often a young lady calls on a feller in being, complete masters of the situation. any trouble with threat, cheat or tangs. can nlmoet tel! it bf*tbe smell a mile off, Dr. King’s New Discovery fore msumption. >, and the only notice we take of It is to "th day ot September. A. D..1M2 at ten o'clock In these parts, an 1 reckon I’ll not keep her coughs and colds to guurnn'.eed to give re- ji whisperonc to the other, ’Bad ^tuff. Where tbe forenoon, be aMlimedfortbe hwulnic of said . L-niued tho road petition and that the helm at law of said de­ a waitin wry long.” CHAPTER XVTIL lief, or money will be pni'l back- Suffer­ is that officer?’ and tbe dishonest one who ceased and alt other persons Interested In said ; rapidly approaching In a short time he came out and walked BKX ROPES HKARS SOME NEWS. ers from In grippe found is jn.-t the thing ha*- offered It can scarcely gel away quick estate, ara required to appear at a nesslon of ind the next instant a np to the ambulance, where ho was nnd under its use hail a Miecdy and jierfect enough. Think of a man coming up nnd said court, then,to be hidden at the Probate of­ ■;1t aero® > ■ ra.'xi the vuv prairie —r ~~ fice. lu the City of H&stinirs. In said county, and recovery. Try a sample bottle nt our ex­ asking for thirteen whole ami seven half show cause. If any there be. why the prayer of ■I .< .TOrt ot terror i sn«ted by Fanny. •% ’ y, it ’ s the* gal from the toveni," pense and learn for yourself just how good tickets nnd slapping down n handful of the petitioner may not be gnmled. And ills .. rearing, turned "Wr. its tho c -n n thing It is. I’rial hoi ties Inc at \V. H. bills and silver to pay. It takes a quick further ordered, that said petitioner giro notice he Raid, recognizing tho girl’s voice. to the persons Interested In said estate, of the browing ite rider to Goodwar's drug store. Largo sixe 50c. brain and n steady head and hand lo In­ pendency of said petition and the hearing w What’s up, Fanny?" andSlio. stantly complete tbe transaction, but, with thereof by causing a copy of this order to be •Oh. it’s you. is it, Mr. RogersT cried In the Hastings Baxnkk, a news­ Spurring I i lon-e forward, tho lieuHttle variations as to place and detail, it published Spec J111 eu Case*. paper printed and circulated In said County of tenant dijrn; ’.t’.d nnd bent over tho Fanny. 'Tin so glad, for wo are having occurs so continually that it is almost os Barry, once In each week for three successive S. II. Clifford, New Ctssol, Vi’to.. was an awful time with the cattlemen down easy ns taking a fifty cent piece and hand­ weteks previous to said day of hearing. prtesite fur-: m.the grass. troubled with neuralgia and rht umatism. Chas W. Armstrong. ing out a ticket." "Way. . ririr he said in astonish* at home." . x,Jndge nf Probate his stomach was disordered, his liver was "The deuce ye say! What liare they "Can any one with training become a (A true copy.) J ■ffient -W:., can the child have been affected to an ahirming ’degree, appetite successful lightning ticket seller?" doing hen« been doin? ” • ... fell away, aud he was terribly reduced in >to time upon the back of Said Mr. Callan, cautiously: “ I am sure Fanny gave a brief account of toe in­ Hat Wild hriS>.. . flesh and strength. Three bottles of I don ’ t know, but my opinion, only my NOTICE FOR HEARING OF CLAIMS. The c6luri;t; i>( troops had come to a cidents that had taken place at tho inn Electric Bitters cured him. • opinion, mind you, to that the circus ticket Edward Shepherd Hanlsbiirg. III . had State of Michigan, County of Barry—so. “«Hnd several of the men clustered daring the past two days. seller is Lorn, not made."—Philadelphia Notre Is hereby given, that by order of the a running sore on bls' leg of eight years "Gee whiz!" ejaculated tho settler apeut the .pjt whore tho unconscious Times. Probate Court for the County of Barry, made on standing. Used three bottles ft Electric "This thing’s got tor be seen inter. IU ?rl hy. . • allowed 'for creditors to Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklcn’s "h too hurt much?" asked oho of tho git my boss an stir, up the settlers at Arnica Salve, and his h« I- «nmd and Until within tho part f<w years the high­ once. Ill have the whole conntry up “to, । r::.-r;- a lighted lantern from well. John Speaker, Cntawha. O., had est Inhabited plane in the world has been thar on them cattlemen's heads by day­ »• ambulance. five large fever sores on his h-g. doe*®” credited to Thibet, where people dwell at nuired io present their claims to said Probate ’•Only Mtma-. 1. I think.” replied the light." said he was incurable. One bottle Electric on altitudeof 15,117 feet above the sea level. Court, at tbe Probate office, tn tbe City of HssilmcsJor examination and allowance, on or "Th»< would be • K°°d P1*”’ oom" Bitters and one box Bucklen's AJnlca This is about the summit of Mount Blanc, before the 24th day of February next, aud that officer. such claims will be heard b-fore sold Court, on -Aa aeon to . II. the highest mountain in Europe. mtrrtnu hit cabin he had found the Salve cured him entirely. Sold by ■•Then giro iter 5^ o{ a mented the lieutenant. Tbnrsdav, the 24th dav of November, and on thoee cattlemen see that they aie notgoSouth America then came to the front Goodyear, the drugglsu -4 l-mndy was extended to tho Friday the SUh day of February, next, al ten with ite claim. I-a Pax, Bolivia’s capital, is o’clock tn tbe forenoon of each of those days. inu to have thinga their own way, they u It t, craning «t tbe Travel^ R*>t“SUttlimi;;. Dated Anxtrd il'.b. A. f>. tsa. 12,226 feet above tbe sea level, and Potosi, in doobtlcM disband and go to their A «>l»mn proerasion more, out from The best salve in the world for cuts, ■ :1:‘sk’ho pressed it to the £n“ZU: : little the same country, is 1,000 feet higher. Pas­ bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever co, Peru, which has an altitude of 15,00(1 feet, mn‘«n ’l'fl,rce^ l‘er to swallow a ^"Ifthev don't, we'U disband 'em," re­ sores, tetter, I chapped hands, chilblains, “all l«rt>on of tho liquor. was considered the highest Inhabited spot corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ Innftw moments she recovered con- marked Itopira in a rignlllcant tone a, in South America. . NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS ON CLAIMS ££'Jen hero bang, like Aje.1 orar Ue ly cures piles or no pay required. It Is he tnrncl nnd hurried to ‘he han» The village of Golem, also in Peru, was State of Michigan. Count* of Barry—nb. and n-A« to a ritting posture. guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or Estate of Ansel 1’. Hodjre We the under­ The order to more forward waa again shown, however, to be 15.035 feet above the signed. prairie. «n.l no wand having i>een appointed by the Probate ntrv am I? What has happened?' Stoney refunded. Price 35 cento per box 7t,iinX save tbe measured tramp qf sea, and it has boasted thnt ite altitude ex­ Court for tbe County of Barn. State of Michlgiven, and Fanny felt-the oted in an agitated voice. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, toe druggist foil onwanL After nearly an hour, feet and tbe faint tnunnux of the ceeded that of any other dwelling place In k-vre jm-t been thrown from The Oscoda County Democrat, pnbllal travel the vehicle again camo to a b^t the world. .ranbtbroogb the bronro Ki'tl'rt derea>*«i. <i>» h-rehy give notice J’Whon,.; Mi4 the officer kindly. It can no longer make this boost, for lb >1 we will meet lb* 0! Eli Nichols. !n Fanny looked out of the conch window ed at Mln, Is now a four page papei. 0110 k-.v.e’ 11': ‘J !,C^’ J’°° ^nto the ambuwonl’has been received in this city that i»., township of (w*-e. v II--, on Wednesday, "^SSlbr-eb^dtbjJ^ half Its former 6lw. but could rae nothing Mr. Arthur E. Pearce, an engineer who ....a,!’ A e “ take you home," cnaion the .top. Tbe round of vrforo the settlers stand in » circle with bar®d ha-i la-en pnrpecting a®d tanking mrtcurot -xb •* »itd dap. for the y,011 v-":i t let them hurt me, will crane from ahead, and glancing to that ^vie. Simon Rlapbj- repeete the rob awl » lonlnr said claims. logical observations In tic Andes, has cried the gin te an appealing direction Fanny cotdd ro» • “ Sw^Sw^>’t"prorer” tber™ cninc across two mining campe which are even higher than Galera. mounted men near tho road. . toretateuwtthrlr vUlras to us for cxaraina.bail y0B . They are named Vieharrayal’and, Mas- UiM>aajAffewk>0» gnrarod that they were ■ il And lifting th. ly Dated, August 23d. A. D. 1ML capata, the former 15,980 feet above wn Zxllt wa. evident that.«hey level and the latter 18,158. Each cerofi boa Une, L1, i19 *** ber to th. uabuSjker bM foand Ite lo»t resting P1*0* tag a courarototou wM, the “tjjn^e Sero-tetnro to the urn to a population of about 200 miners th* year »■ pla,.| L„ on one of tho to.to "Why. we rae right clooet to r round.—New York Herald. ..J'“'k''1 'bo p>nuMton the sitastion of rfnitb “ home," raid Fanny, a. •» ••Oh. *® T"“ hotK*’• tho ^xriwbrae they had « “b'Mbl along with ta,' raid tbe Nope Sud> | conuuo ffl/ Hi *uo. uood J 1 W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE awTSfijEij, Woolley & Bronson. Chicago, Kalioaioo It Sagiiw I Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for pitcher’s Castoria. 4 ... I �Origniate Many Imitate If you want furniture we have. Why yes, and a large variety, comp g Bed Room Suits, Folding Beds, Side Boards, »• Book Cases, Hall Trees. All the New Chairs, Pictures, Easels, Carpets and Rugs. Exclusive Agents for the Hastings Furniture Mf g. Co. F. W. GREBLE .'i party is so blamed bad. wby has tbe Jour paid for wages in the State of New York dal editor been working night and day to to the extent of fO,377,925, as compared . get into bed with them in Barry county? with the last year of tbe old tariff. Thursday, September 8, 1892. In the same year there was a net Increase DEMOCRATIC TESTIMONY IN FA ­ of money representing the ralue of arti­ MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. VOR of the McKinley bill. cles produced by the sixty-seven industries THE HASTINGS, MICH., POBTOFTiCE, A Significant Report from Labor Com- to the extent of 831,315,130. AUGUST 14. 1878. This gives to labor about one-fifth part of the total value of the goods produced Tho death bkiw to free trade, and the by it, leaving cost of raw material, build­ death blow M Grover Cleveland’s presi­ ings, machinery, transportation, insurance, FOR PRESIDENT. dential prospects was dealt Monday of last bad debts, and profit to come out of the week, by the democratic labor commis­ BENJAMIN HARRISON, residue. sioner of Grover Cleveland’s own state of OP INDIANA. During the first year of the McKinley New York. bill 77 per cent of the 8,000 firms that re­ FOR VICE PRESIDENT. In his annual report. Labor Commission­ plied to the Inquiries of the Democratic WHITELAW REID. er Peck, a democrat appointed by Gover­ Labor Commissioner of Now York showed OF NEW YORK. nor HUI, says: “The returns from 8,000 either an increase in tbe wages paid by manufacturers in New York state show them, or an Increase of things produced by that tbe McKinley bill has Increased the them, or both. For Governor... . JOHNT. RICH. For Lieutenant Governor........................................ wages of the workingman.” No democrat can avoid this confession. J. WEIGHT GIDDINGS. In the same report he says, “I rather For Secretary of StateJOHN WJOCHIM. The truth Is out at last Tbe Democratic Mor Treasurer JOSEPH F. ILAM BITZER. expected my report would cause some com­ Labor Commissioner of New York has told *Fkr Auditor-General STAN LEY W. TURNER. Fkr AtWmo-Genend.Mi.if..;.;.Diiiit^i. ment. but It Is all nonsense to call It a po­ the truth because he •'had to.” He could litical document I started this Inquiry In For 8upc. Public Instruction . not have falsified to 0,000 answers return­ December 1890, so you see there was no ed to his inquiries without instant detec­ For Member State Board of Education....... E. A. Wll.LISoN. thought of the present campaign in laying tion., r.amMc., .r auu. XSTmtnY. out the work. Tbe tariff question was taken up because It has come to be ouo of Congreaaloual Ticket, tth District. the greatest moment to workingmen. In For Member of Congress—Patronlre Allgeo's bakery, first door HENRY F. THOMAS whose interest my bureau was established. East of Fred Heath’s drug store. Now I atu a democrat—a Hill democrat if Legislative Ticket School commenced Monday morning you wlU—and I began this Inquiry with For Representative tn State Legislature...■ ■ ■ ■■■ under very favorable circumstances. DAVID HUGGBTT the belief taat the result would vindicate Handsome center table In any furnish tbe democratic tariff position. The first County Ticket. for 12.00. F. W. Grkrlk. returns came from the silk Industry, and For Probate Judge The Furniture Dealer. CHARLE.S W. ARMSTRONG were pleasant to my way of thinking. Sometimes canned goods lose their For Sheriff...................................... ... * JAMES H. McKEVITT But I am free to admit that the report Savor but not so with those you buy at FOr County Clerk.,................................................... JOHN O. NAG LEE on the whole it not in harmony with the Spary-Phillips*. For Resister of Deeds............................................... Whitneys show has always been well CHARLES W. JORDAN democratic platform, to far qe the tariff Fur County Treasurer. patronized here and probably will be this HALE KENYON year. Remember the date. Monday, Sept. ar...,........ elate official Is to report things as Ii find JAMX8 A. 3WKKZKY them, not as a reckless partisan would like 12th. For Circuit Court Comm Make arrangements to come to the Barry them construed. There is no political county fair thia year- It will be the best bias about any of my reports. AU I can In Its history and yon will be well paid for lex's.'cobb your time. Hastings Banner, EDITORIAL NOTES. . Additional Local News. I • .- W. L. DOUGLAS, THE BEST ADVERTISED S«OE MAN, In the world walked half the length of the Boston shoe district one day last week without apparently meeting an acquaintance. This circumstance seems a trifle odd when one comes to think of it. Mr. Douglas walked with one hand in his trousers pocket, his tall white hat tilted back on his head, and eyes bent on the ground as if in thought. The resemblance to his published picture isn’t very strong until he removes his head covering and reveals the high forehead which forms so prominent a feature of the Doug, las portraits. Then there is instant recognition. Perhaps Mr. Douglas was thinking about his new Broc ton factory when I saw him, G. W.R.’H. in Boot and Shoe Recorder. And perhaps more likely; he was thinking of some way to improve his Men’s S3 and $4 shoes and thinking in vain, for it is impossible’ they’re perfection now. A full line of them and every pair warranted at ONE PRICE SHOE DEALERS. 5F0T •• QJ5H ‘ 5ALEI Is what we are going to give our customers on all of our PANT STOCK AND CHILDREN’S SUITS. baaed on actual confidential letter* re­ Tbe railroads all give half fare rates to ceived from 8.000 representatives ot whole­ Grand Rapids, the week of Sept 12th to 24th. Single fare for a round trip ticket Tbe Journal rushes to tbe defense of sale manufacturers of the state of New A chance for every one to go. Morse, the democratic candidate for gov- York. TAe rrautt shows me that the Trains run every 18 minutes from Union loading democratic apeahert on the tariff depot Grand Rapids to the Fair at Corn­ stalk Park. Electric cars from any part of £*•*8 candidate fee governor. We rilse to EtaZepbUL Tbe figures In my report the city connect with the dummy at Sweet inquire what alia the Journal anyway? It speak for thcuasehos, and there ts no get- street all lines have double tracks, no waiting. 4 Unlike most cities of thia size, Boatings The democratic tariff plank says that “we denounce republican protection as has no telephone exchange. The local agent of the telephone company, John robbery." Labor Commiaatonar Charles F. Besamer, the Jeweler, hxx at last gotten Peek ways that facte prove to him that the from the state agent an agreement to es­ democratic platform and free trade orators tablish an exchange bare provided 12 Sizes from four to fourteen years of age in Knee Pant Suits. We have too large a stock and must make room for our Fall Stock. are In error as to the effects of the McKin­ ley bHL This sale Positively Closes Sept. 10th, 1892, at 10 o'clock, p. m. School commences Sept. 5th and you will want a good school suit for fall and winter. • Now take advantage of this cut price sale and get a good child’s suit or men’s pants for a little money. Yours respectfully PRICE CLOTHIERS �Hastings Banner. In a letter expressing great rerret at PtWONAL MENTION. '“ta* bl, valnable acrvleea, pltoctor whu., w“ 10 ftUar. dl«»otlnuln« Uw forerun iu warotna.' of that bureau at tbu poluL It la no! /a R. Cook wm |„ Baton Rapid, rrU,,. dObbtareUtf toMr. BcMmrlote rtd °° tbe trouble and work ot earlnt tor u>l,, . Xaek Hleka want to Bay City jwtenlar ataUon ot tbe auto aerrloe. But It la lob,! ^^’"""‘’•^•Mtalh. regretted that our eltir U lo low tbe eer- -Ti^gd^ Septembers; 189»~ JwmUwr bureau; A republican state convention to nomin­ ate candidates to fill vacancy in the offices of supreme court justice and secretary of state will be held in Grand Raplda, Hart­ man’s Hall, Tuesday, Sept 27th at 1 p. m. As thia is a very busy season with farmers and the Ume Is abort. It has been decided that no county convention will be called. The county committee will select Barn­ county’s ten delegates. ln S“h”11* ™ b“L ' "MU Wta,.’'*-" "*IM W«dl“" 4 “ J“kM" s.“^toXW1U.'"M WMt “ c“"*> Arrangements have been made whereby both of the roads running Into thia city will give reduced rates during the fair. This combined with the very best attrac­ SwMz*y WU In the Valley tions ever offered here will guarantee a City Tuesday on business. ’ y very large attendance and successful fair. The list of sports will be exceedingly good, ^\D,venP°rt went to Grand Ran| and we know of some special features that Ids Saturday to visit her daughter. will be exciting as well aa very laughable. in?in K n««Wek are vtoltRemember the dates September 37-3Qlh. lug in the northern part of the state. James Clarke, of Ithlca, came all the Matt Wightman, of New v«rw u way from that town to this city Tuesday Urerw« 0( Dr. uTITAVdX' to convince Charles Prichard that the lat­ ter’s republicanism wasn't tbe thing. Both h.H’vi Mlrr S,inchco'fb relumed front were somewhat “how-came-you-so." James ,be bu >■»« applied an offensive epithet to Charlie, and ------- . Well it waa lively for a few mln* Nuhln?* Youn* and tighter, Greta, of utes. There were no particular rules 2.“o-'it:s:, 5’th*" governing the contest, but James wasn’t “in It" from the start. He went back to ^Mr». L. L. Holloway and daughter, of Ithlca, wiser we hope, but not so hand­ V,1Uxl Mrw 3 some. Holloway tost week. Thebosc boys went to Kalamazoo Mon­ t^Ir. and Mrs. J. j. Emery, of Grand day topartlclpate In the Labor Day exer­ u P dn her parents, Mr. aud cises. The first race was to run 40 rods, Mrs. O. D. Spaulding this week. lay 200 feet of hose and break at 150 feet. The boy8 were evidently rattled In the kJL *Bd family are expected first race for which their poor time of 40 home from Petoskey to-day where he has seconds la accountable. Three -Rivers been visiting his.brother, Charles. won first in 43 seconds, and Otsego sec­ Mr. and Mrs. Mort Tower returned from ond In 44. In tile sweepstakes however rh?. Taea“on at the cottage of the home boys retrieved themselves grandly Chas. Mixer, near Whitehall, yesterday. making the run in 43 seconds, tielng Three Rivers for first place and beating tf>»ru2' ^L.W^lrlthl' “other and slsOtsego, who ran the course in 44 seconds. tera. Mrs. Geo. Wemple and Mrs. G. W. Hastings and Three Rivera divided first Glenn, of Danaville visited at Mrs. Whltmoney. A team can be picked up in this right’s last week. place that with a little practice can scoop ^George Matthews, of Ashland, Wiscon­ anything in the state. sin, Is visiting his parents in the city, and There was a lively set-to In Esq. Ken- putting in his spare time trying to regain aston's office Monday. James Wllklna his broken health. was endearortna to present his side of a Miss Gertie N’lmmo, formerly of this city, legal controversy with Charles and James but of late teaching school in Middleville, Sutton to the Squire. Charles Intimated has secured a position in Chicago and will In forcible language that Wilkins was make that city her future home. giving a revised version of the truth, and Mrs. Aldepnan Saunders, two sons and hotly disputed the revise. On his second statement that Wilkins lied, the latter Mrs, B. C. Saunders, of Grand Rapids, reached for him. Sutton Sr. Interferretl, returned to Hastings with Miss Jean Mccoming at Wilkins with a chair. That l^ughliu, on Wednesday, for a visit. waa no obstacle. Wilkins cracked him on ’■'''Royce E. Barlow leaves for Houghton the nose, and gore was shed. The squire Mining school next Wednesday. He will then succeeded in quelling hostilities. go to Detroit and take the steamer, Idaho, Sutton had Wilkins arrested and brought for three days trip on the great lakes. before Esq. Wightman for assault the next day. A good horse, seven years old and W. E. Allgeo has moved bh bakery weighing nearly 1500 pounds for sale. establishment to the first door east of Enquire of A. Black & Son. Fred Heath's, the druggist’s. Dr. Burtou. who owns the building, has had the same '✓Charlie Freer has a very Ingeniously put in first class condition for the new contrived conveyance for traveling around tenapt, a fine new and very commodious the country. A light wagon is- completely ovefi having been built, also shelving put covered over with heavy oilcloth to pro­ in and rooms fixed up elaborately. It will tect the tourists from bad weather. On be as finely equipped a bakery as can be the Inside there Is a large, comfortable cot found anywhere, and Mr. Allgeo informs plenty large enough for two or three per­ us that be has made such preiuirations as sons. Rooks are arranged along the inside will Insure far better service than ever to for clothing and places fixed for guns or his patrons. He will add to his stock, fishing tackle. Light Is admitted through and will keep everything usually found in glass windows well arranged, and cooking ir first-class bakery. He invites Banxf.k is done on a little oil stove. Admission to readers to give him a call in his new the cozy little room to gained through a floor at the back end of the wagon, tn which location. there is a little flight of stelrS. Oh the ‘ Editor Dennis accuses* the republican ■ whole It Is a complete as well as compact bjadQrs of having purchased the action of- cottage on wheels, and allows the traveler the democratic county convention. This to stop wherever night overtakes him. Is n/oul slander. While It is none of our Jjast year Charlie took a Jong trip and but funeral, we could not do. else than resent recently returned from Lake Michigan, so miserable and false mi accusation when having camped at several places along Its lodged against such iu*m as W. D. llayie*. shore. Chas, and John Welssert. W. 11. Spence! John Bessmer, Dr. Weaver, F.’ F. Hilbert, " The Hastings Furniture Manufacturing E. V. Smith, S. J. Truman, 1. N. Flint,' Company is turning out an elegant line of Luke Waters. A. A. Aldrich, A. G. Cort­ goods and a line that is. bound to win for right, W. W. Ij»tty, D. E. Kiea, A. Brown. the institution a good name among the S. W. Cutler, and many other* whom we jobbers In the retail business. All of the noticed as voting against the endorsement suits that they make are first class, con­ business. Because a democratic convic­ sidering price and ■ quality. They are tion did not meet the wishes of the people’s finished up excellently and put together party editor does not necessarily signify strongly. The writer having a desire to tliat the action of that convention was see some of the Hastings made furniture taken from any financial considerations.^ stepped Into F. W. Grebie's, who by the It would be far more probable to state that way is the exclusive agent for these goods the action of three men, known to be In this city, and there beheld them in all Alliance men, who sat in that convention their beauty/ Mr. Greble informed us and cast 27 votes for endorsement was that they were the best selling goods that purcbase<l. But even that cannot be he had ever had. nnd that they were the best goods for the money that could l»e charged. bought There we saw fine Ash suits for The common council has passed an or- ,only 320.00: Oak Cheval suits for S38.00 dinance prohibiting the riding of bicycles ।and elegant Oak suits at 335 and 340 fit on the sidewalk* of the city. This has no fora king. Stepping Into his store and doubt been brought about by Hie careless |locating akthese goods one marvels at the and reckless riding of a few of the young- ।great decline In tbe prices of furniture In er riders who seem to think, like most all itbe last few /ears, and at the same time more reason than ever to feel proud others of their age, that they have a inort- has | Hastings has an Institution capable of gage on all the sidewalks of the city, and that i pedestrians can either get out of their way iturning out such good goods. or gel run into. Bicyclists have been al­ lowed to go at break-neck speed on tlie MeeUng of Republican County Committee. sidewalk down Main street without being ■ I hereby call the Republican County prohibited and tbe wonder Is that more Committee to meet In the room in front of people have not been run Into than have < been. A.wholesome lesson to such riders B 1 asxeb office Saturday afternoon, Sept. 17th at 1 o’clock, for tbe purpose of elect­ would soon stop such riding, and this 1 10 delegates to the state convention to method ought to have been adopted rather ing I than making the careful ridera,_wjx> aflHo. be I held In Grand Rapids the 27th. and to the much larger numbers,-suffer for what *transact such other business as may come four or five careteas young riders have before the meeting. done. We have always contended that bicyclists should not M allowed to ride on A large stock of musical Instruments the sidewalks on the business streets, and we doubt If there is a cyclbt in the city from a live cent mouth‘organ to a high who would object lo going In the road. In­ grade piano are In stock In John Bessmer s side of tbe fire limit*, because tbe roads jewelry store which are sold at prices are tolerably good and can be traveled lower than In large cities. An excellent easily In good weather. But we fail to line of fine guitars, banjos, and accordions aee any reason or justice in making bicy­ have been added this week. Mr. «”5“er clist* keep off of tbe sidewalks In all part* also keeps tbe very best of violin and other strings. Anything In the music line will of the city. Careless riders should be made to pay for their own recklessoesa-, be found at John Bessmeris store. the council should not hold careful riders responsible for IL There Is no more rea­ The meeting of the old pioneer* w«* son why a cautious rider should have to go In the road than many people wheeling adjourned to the 28th of Sept, to meet at baby carriage*. We have seen tbe propel­ the old court houae In the city of B“tteg* lers of baby cabs run tbelr vehicles Into at 10 o’clock a. m. The exerelaes to com­ people, apd we have seen many of them mence promptly at 1 o’clock p. m-. ■ who seemed to manifest a disposition to basket picnic as heretofore announced. run into anybody who didn’t get out of Let all turn out for the last meeting their way. Why not make all baby cabs (prub.bWinU.rdde.urt^^ go in tbe middle of the road in all parts of the city? The council ought to do tbe right thing by the many bicyclist In this city who respect tbe righto of others; who never collide with anyone and who ride for the pleasure there I* lu IL If any balWIng* iniflon have to go tn the road It should tr-the very few who seem to regard the si- swalk a* bating been made exclusively for- UeySheldon, HuCBp. o»tbX^U"‘'^d•’ POWDER Absolutely Pure. aoTA ;.,;r.’jli« -trrugw.—Latest ' wport...... nueut -AKI- • P>WI>KBC0..10B ■Walls WHEN YOU SNEEZE! .' ! • Handy *’°Wer. ** can !! ■ ■■ • •;;< minute. and no matter If nut* nt* nr not it will bold finuly tn the i tfi -ti-.-r tbe iwt trying circumstances. Address I. Z. Ht’SBAND. D. D. 8. White Cloud. Michigan 1 ,r r! j -ra. Cholera Infantum, cholera E-rtev - • L'wntary bilious colle and ■hr- .r.wrenn-unof the boweJx Sold by all d'-u-k- - - 1'rcuarMbV JOHN A FUU.WB. F Hastings, Web. LOCAL NEWS. • CIRCULATION • 90 quires. This week. H«reaft»T. changes’ for advertisements must read: this office Tuesdays at latest to injure insertion In the issue of the week when S»n»ugb«Don't forget the fair. Timothy seed al Stauffer’s Tt> ?•»ssr.i! office is turning out lots of The 'late- of the fair thi* year will be Sfptembe 29 nnd 30. r shoppers. The Furniture Dealer. ' picture* may be seen at F. our line. ’ . F. W. Giikdle, The Furniture Dealer. •! a good correspondent • - th<* news from the High •»w In price. F. W. GltKULK. ' taking an active Inter­ will make a good dtodp'ire to sell a fine Call at their marble ~ h putting in a new Im- meh needed. kept In n first-class Alljt’n’s bakery, first 1 Heath’s drug store. to engage some, fine plums i> WalterE. Perry at bls farm In Hut.and, >r address him. box 19ff, city. tired the B kxss.h during the campaign, rrnm now t<. r:tU. jSt next’only 25 centoi— - ■ :y al». i: . ...,ts Jw.r month. Can you - omits due the late W. ' • paid nt once to save n be found at the office of ’i । Ims putcbMed a half . M*md’.4 meat market -i IndtHtrious lw»y and we • firm a liberal patron- Ed. f< Wool’t-y ; B .stato'that they have * more "f Ixlote and .shoes M fall' than ■ •■r tw-fore. and at prices that cannot ta , 1 (^',7- '" tuthem. Bring the ‘-"Ml frrrn ticket ..r get one free. rp. ,1 }t'“ d"’ claMWBTc Ihls toll? <-4'u)e t0 n,y 8tore a,ld II'"-. "Th., will ™> plw sou In hoih <|iiallty and Spary Phillipb. Ini~ 01 r .a,,Tcrt>wr« we are com­ r,‘? t'*tra four Ui1b •towill KinUnu, to do K .1 II,.. .amp.Ho. On mi, Wpw ’ ltood lw*1 “d edlw'' f i,J: m' b*’TO” “ Sp,r' ™'Ito.!. / MB" «“> <«• Spar, fln'r r'. 'be h”1 ln tbl* l,n'. *>«• B worn 'J’*.""' “Ide thlnkln. contain an,- •ff1 edllor1*1 article,. In •St? wl“ * «"t «!«• ta heta • ollmly .to 0,0 0000 bo”M ttalta tbe dent ptopfes !° “’ta' nominees ot w 0 1 Jw7y‘' *** D‘ Benh*tn. aberitf. ■n»aai t ,• Howard *"«e.’cor«”?’taW- “■* “■ C w“xltW’T and “""tins la that CoptaleUiK 1M< at New H«e!, amiS “Ji,, »«* com*^'01 a MrraSh -rl” c<’rbett escaped fcke in the affafr L .The<only Interest we a brnie and bniiv f?*lhat *° ffreat •*«tuti1iS&£,",“1»bl*llte«« Buyers .Wake Up!—’Tis the Fall of ’92. The opening months of a season we shall make you all remember as A REVELATION IN FINE GOODS AND FAIR PRICES. We are going to do business with you because we have just exactly what you want, and our prices are simply irresistable. OUR FALL AND WINTER ATTRACTIONS WILL CAUSE A TURN-OUT ! B,”,rd c"’ HEN J vBOY/ * CLOTHING ttflTS AND GENTJ’ FURNISHING GOODS , . ?ur complete assortment insures perfect satisfaction in the selection of goods to sat­ isfy individual tastes. You will find our large stock made up entirely of goods that are trustworthy, serviceable and the best of their class. EVERYTHING i GOES i AT i THE i LOWEST 1 POSSIBLE i PRICE Come in and see how FAIR we will treat you, how well we will PLEASE you, and how much we will SAVE for you. R. MUDGE & SON Great Special Sale of at flRGHIt HeCOTS Two stores this week UNRIVALLED BARGAINS A FALL GREETING Now we begin to get down to business. September sweeps away the Summer. Welcome, September! Welcome business. Yes, and the Clothing Palace is to the front. Look down the long handsome salesroom. See the changes. See the new goods, all the best Fall productions, Men’s, Young Men’s. First of all, grand, bang up good quality. Next Stylish, just the newest things to be had. The most attractive things procurable. Prices based upon low cost. FOR THE BOYS Now let the boys have a chance. It’s September, and it’s school time, and they want school suits of course. Put yourself in your boys place. ‘ A respected new suit is courage to your boy. But get a GOOD Suit and save your money. There’s a grand assortment of that kind of Boys’ School Suits here to-day ready for you. Our Fall Stock is now ready, complete. They’re good, but they’re more tha n good. You’ll want to buy because tlifey costso little. We’ve made the prices too low for slow competitors. The prices and quality are “com­ petition teasers.’’ We invite comparison. A handsome (yet inexpensive) Hat adds wonderfully to the appear­ ance of the School Boy. You’ll find the best styles on our counters. �Hastings Banner. Thursday. September 8, 18$J. ~ ' COOK Prepnwor,. The Struggle to Head Oft the Cholera King. Cinc-AGO. MP- n—• Bll« Kuthirert Of Ctorarx dh>etiy Uwcdarr Un. tatwrea Cook andTWO! KBOCKISG AT THE HATIOITB DOCK. racial which la to conncci u*-. ,hlS Mr.lion ot rrniWouor, «nd up «*»* tb?plod«w of U,« p.rt, ta 1» fctata »»> b«n krpt, or It tb« polldw ot lb. o.tloual ooTorainool bar. no* l»*o Amrlenn «nd fUnoblloAo th. tool* lta» bw tath.e»raUon, no. In Iho Purpe—. H« Utaok* tho Domocratta demand tor repeal ot the 1 tai on au.a baok laauoa. and c l. ati.nUoo to tb« hl.torr ot that kind of mon., J ' SICK TinttB<tfoCi “HEAD ■assosassasasK NEW York. Sept. B.-The events at quarantine since last report hare been quite exciting. First was the arrival of the Normannia and Rngia, from tho in­ fected ports in Europe, crowded with pas­ sengers aud reporting a long death list Five had diod on the Normannia, one of whom was probably a victim of diabetes, but the others undoubtedly of cholera, though diagnosed “cholerine." Four were lost on tho Rugin. All the victims were the Normannia waa that one death oc­ curred in the second cabin. On both vessels others were sick and they were both or­ dered to the Lower Bay at once. A Regular Cholera Colony. Collected here are the Rugin, Norman­ nia and the Moravia, and yesterday it de­ Other, do not. veloped that it is a colony of cholera. For on board these three vessels yesterday tbe disease spread rapidly. During the twenty-four, hours Rinded at 3 p. m. there were three deaths on the Normannia, six new cases among the steerage passengers CAirrRK WKDtOINI CO.. New York! two among the crew. Two of the SMALL PFLL. SMAUL D OSE. S MALL PRICE and Rugia’s patients died, and the 8-year-old boy aboard tho Moravia who was stricken FOR PROFIT At the GBAND on Friday has also been numbered among > “P!1- the dead. More deaths are expected. All tbe bodies were sent to Swinburne’s island and cremated. The sick were transferred Enclose stamp for circular. Address, A. S. PARISH, PrupT. ' to Swinburne’s Island hospital. ACHE *I©®AQC0 Tfpge foholjaVc used it §ticK to it. Upse who try if regret not having tried it before- if is a full 4oz.,plug When you want a FRESH LUNCH,:-: Go to the CITY BAKERY. Fine line ot creams and fresh confectionery. A, E. RENKES. y»'tf01go\ty(tA.< BUSINESS CARDS. AMES A. SWEEZEY. Attorney at law. Hastings. Mich. Practices in all courts ot the state. Col­ lections promptly attended to. J RS. E. H. A C. P- LATHROP, Homoepathlc Physicians and J‘ Surgeons All calls city and country promptly at­ tended to. ■ D To Advertisers If you wist, to advertise / and need instrue tion. send one dollar • for our “Book for Advertisers." A little study of that book win enable yon to decide what you ought to do, . and give an Idea of the probable coat. If you instruct uj to place a certain amount of adver­ tising for you in the way wo think will do you the most good, yon should send an explicit statement of what yon wieh to accomplish, and make sultaMe arrangements for payment. Your order will then rccelvoall tho attention thnt it rtxiulr’M. If you wish an advertisement prepared and n plari'of advertising marked out; to bo told wlint papers tirement aud tho plan—either or both,and submit (hem for your con­ sideration, together with our bill for For preparing advertisement?, electrotypes and estimates tbe ad­ vertiser pays ns. For the expense of placing advertlHetnenwand watch­ ing the fulfillment of contracts wo tho advertisement appears. If you want to learn all the ins and crate of advertising without-any eost or trouble, read Printxtm' Ink regularly, carefully, studiously; issued weekly. $2a year. If you wish a coni pie to cataloguo of all newspapers, send $5 for tho Ameri­ can Newspaper Directory. For any further information address GEO. P. ROWELL &■ C©., Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 SPRUCE ST., NEW YORK. p A. SCRIBNER. M. D., V. Physician and Surgeon, Delton, Mich. Office in resldenctfcone block east of depot A. ft C. 11. BARBER • Physicians and Surgeons. Calls in city or county responded to with promptness, day or night. H mgunsrau Esdsa:uawra PROBATE ORDER. State Qi Michigan. county of Barry,—ss. At * session of th« Probate Court for tho Ooanty of Barry; bolden at the Prooato Office in »• City of HiXinir*. In said county, on WedMsday, the 1 ;»h .tar of Awful, in tke year one cuousobu rtidu hundred and nlnetvtwo. Fre-ent, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Protat". tn uw matter of the estate of (Minus Btekey Hamburg, Sept, a—The k numbai of fresh cases of cholera yesterday was 733, an increase ot flfty-two since Thursday; the number of deaths. 201, a decrease of forty-six since Thursday. Tho decrease' in tho number of deaths offers little comfort, as the increase in the number of fresh cases will lx? followed un­ doubtedly by a longer death list today. Nevertheless, there is a general feeling thnt the pest has been at its worst, and that, although it may not abate rapidly, it nt least will not gain ranch more ground. Tbe number ot burials yesit-nlay wm SIX or two more than Thursday? Still hundreds of bodies are unburied. The dead wagons are utterly unequal to tbe. work of carrying the bodies or nil the vic- [ tims to decent burial. Uniesm some ImA. SHELDON, . prorement bu made nt once iu the system « Abstract and Real Estate Office. the authorities will find themselves Abstract Block. Hastings. Money to ia-m on Real Estate Beal Entnic obliged to give up individual interment «ol<i on cnmuftaslon. General conveyancing. and bury Ixxiies by the score in trenches. Having a complete vet ot Abstract Books, com­ Only immediate action can prevent «evpiled front the Record-*, can furnish complete eral hospitals from becoming breeding « tracts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. houses ot disease. Praying for Abatement. P. DRAKE, M. D„ In all the churches services of prayer tor Office over Hoiltiway'a drug store. the abatement of tbe plague were held Office boors from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, eon yesterday. They were attended by crowds netting With residence, at Holloway's drug which filled the buildings. Hardly n ttore. woman in colors or n man without the black budge of mourning on his arm was M. FJWLER.D.D. 3. to be seen, and tho prayers were offered amid tbe sobbing nnd groaning of the Office luwrs # a m to 5 p. m. congregations. The desolation of tbe city has been apparent ns nt no other time since the introduction of tbe pest; MITH A COLGROVE, Lawyers. (Office In Union block. Hastings.) New York, Sept. 1—The Guion , lino Practice Is all the courts of the state. steamer Alaska, sailing from Liverpool today for New York will not carry emi i E. KENA8TON, A» Attorney at Law, grant passengers. The Inman lino steam­ (Over J.9. OoodvesrR Co.‘« store.) ers will carry only first and second cabin Practices In all courts of the State. Collections passengers during the mouth of Sepletnpromptly attending to. *ber. The Canard Une until farther notice will bring no steerage passengers. The R. TIMMERMAN, Homamathlc Phy- Compagnle Generate Trana-Atlanllque ■ slclan and Surgecffi. \ will not carry emigrant passengers until (Office over Lathrop’s drug starA) further orders. \ P S P L Pai.mebton <fc Smith, Woodland, Mich. J. M. Smith, Justice of the Peace. C. S. Palmkbton, Notary Public. KIRK'S Havre, Sept. X—A heavy mln is fall­ ing hero and the air is cooler. Reporta as to the cholera continue to lie encouraging. Tbe number ot deaths has been but fif­ teen, and the autboritlea express con­ fidence that a steady abatement of tha disease may be expected. Paris, Sept. X—The apparent abate­ ment of tbe cholera epidemic has not af­ fected the strictness of the government preventive measures, IS01F AgnaNt. ClHKlsg, Cunra there were speeches by ^*at*f* h, hart. Carter Harrison rad COAL Cbkkk, Tenn.. Sept 5.-Word was1 brought Into Camp Carnes yesterdAy by a , man who is deemed trustworthy that be­, tween 300 nnd 400 miners met at Jellico Saturday night, and after hearing reports from their scouts took an oath to wipe out Coal Creek and Oliver Springs before next Saturday. The plan Is first to release the convicts at Oliver Springs and then make an attack on Coal Creek. Another tele­ ' gram came from Warden Farris,'of Oliver Springs, last night, urging that as many troops as possible te* sent to him at once as ha was momentarily expecting an au before U>e war. OM. Tretao Kplpr~«r. He la-ore the polio, ot aubeldlea to bo I Id up our oooan carryla, trade, de­ clare. redproeltr • auerere, «l»~ dgurea lo ahow what It baa door, and oorepllmenta Blaine tor hla aer-iom In that direction. Protretlr. tariff -ta tadorwl thoron«hlr and defend.! rigoroualj. Blmrtalllam with the .11-er dollar the S lu ...rrwayot th. gold dulUr ta A’x.loy s But that is all going to bo corrected. Tno draluage channel will not Sa ditch. It wffi be a canal largo rooagh to f«at.anythlng ha ran navigate tho Miratarippl rivor and « WJ as to penult of being made lygi-r at th*' mint mum of expenm, in case tho future mand l>. Tho benefits to lhe northwest ot such ■ caual are incalculable. He appeals for change in election meth­ ods, so that every voter shall be able to cast his vote freely and have it counted. The proposition that parental rights in the matter of education shall not be mtertered with ta endoreed. Democrats are criticised for appealing to workingmens prejudices and in a communistic manner, and It ta suggested that free trade will not help wagw, whatever protection may do. Tho foreign policy ta defended and Dem­ ocratic members of the foreign relations committee complimented for endorsing the same. Gloss of ths D««nm««t. . The president closes a six column letter with a review of the prosperity of the rountry and s reference to the veterans of the wnr, in which he says that tbe ear that does not listen with sympathy and the heart that does not respond with gen­ erosity to tbe story of their services and suffering are the ear and heart of an alien and not of an American. ClAVMJur., Stat- A—Th. Dtatatal board of control of the Epworth league met here Saturday under tbe presidency of Bishop Fitxgerald. The board is co­ extensive iq jurisdiction with the general conference of tbe M. E. church and Is composed of twenty-eight members, each general conference district of the United State* having two members of the na­ tional board. One member of each dis­ trict was chosen by the board of bishops at the recent quadriennial general confer­ ence; the other is chosen by the district through a delegate convention. An Important Ofllee. The special tpuaiueww of tbe meeting is the election ot a general secretary of the Epworth league, which bids fair to be­ come one of the most Important offices in the M. E. church. This election will be followed by tbe I removal of headquar­ ters from New Ydrk to Chicago. The offices will bo located in the building of the Methodist BookjCoucern on Washing­ ton street and will be the center of opera­ tions for a movement constantly growing In magnitude and Importance. Indepexdbxck, la., Sept. 1.—Nancy Hanks yesterday-clipped two seconds from tho world’s trotting record, made by her­ self in Chicago three weeks ago, and made the circuit of Independence’s famous kite­ shaped track In 2^5M- A!1 conditions were favorable for a record-breaking mile, and Nancy proved herself fully equal to the occasion. She Hnd Two Ronners Along. Her Chicago record waa 2K*7M- Dobte gave her two warming-up miles, ono at 2:30 and the other 4 o'clock. At 5:15 she started ou be- trial. At lhe loop two running horses appeared to set her paca for her and she fairly flew over Lhe ground. She went tho quarter lu 80 seconds the half In 1:01 tbe three-quarters iu 1:84 aud with a little encouragement the railejn 2.-O65i. The croWd went wild. - ------------- ------ - ---------BALTIMORE, Sept. X—Fire WM disciK Sirs. Woodworth's ‘Tower.” Tipton X—---------------------Religious meet------ ., Ind., Sept.- lugs have been iu progress nt llobh’n sta“ •• rfor —*two —----'------J—--tho u------* tion weel^s under auspices of Marie Woodworth. Sunday lhe crowd was estimated at 3. (MX) person*, and many convert-* were made There were numer­ ous alleged trances, and tho victims of this peculiar prostration lay for hours in cn unconscious condition. The meetings will continue for an indefinite time. BALTlwonk, Sept. A ditcuv.ion of the probable outcome of th? Sullivan-Cor­ bett fight hits finally resulted iu a pretty big bet between James J. Kelly, a saloon keeper, and George Hamillton. The bet, which was originally for a small sum, was run up until It reached fc.OOO to |1,<XG, Kelly giving the odds on Sullivan. The men not having tho money, put up their respective houses. Another Cetestinl Exhibition. Washington. Sept. X-Dr. J. Morrison, of the nautical almanac office, nnvy de­ partment, says that the next astronomisal exhibition of tho year ta booktsl for Sun­ day morning next at Iffil (mean time).when the plnuet Mara, nowsoconsplmoiuln the southern aky. will dl»*ppear behind the dark limb of tbe moon. Tho planet will reappear on the moon’s bright limb at 8.-OJ c"n'puud '« Jersey City, N. J.. Sept. 5.-Twentyone of ths Jersey City ballot-box staffers were sentenced Friday. Their sentences ranged from six to fifteen months. Coun­ sel for lhe defendants moved for an arrest of judgment, but it was promptly denied and the prisoner?* were ih at pr^Xut once sent to iall« Thetebd. hare been ________ yrar. DEATH RECORD. । ?r’ ,f,‘ Catlix« oldest regtatered phyeician in Illinois, at Rockford. P r Colon,! Latbkof M. TItlob, on, ot th, founders of South Bend, Ind. Jbas Rozwra, »otbor, ,olnt,r and scholar, at Lenox, Mass loJ’15' W' Bo”*”- “S'-1 'W. , Drops into Sleep. YORK, Sept. I.—George Wiiliara - - - author - edi­ Curtis, the distinguished and tor ut Harper’s Weekly, Is dead. He breathed his last at 2J0 o’clock yesterday morning at his home iu West New Brighton. At the time ba was seated In his big easy chair with his sun. Dr. F. G. Curtis, of West Newton, More., standing by his side. Death was painless. Mr. Curtis waa conscious up to within a few minute* of the end. Thru hb sank into seml-uncoutelousu -a. ,^nst iv» be died ho muttered something -unintelligible, and his head fell over on his bre^wt. Mrs. Curtis nnd his only living unughter, EHxnbcth, were in the house nt ilia time, but Dr. Curtis did not summon them to the »Wa of the dying nmn. He said ba believrd his father knew that be was about THE HOLIDAY OF LABOR. 3e«t for General H Of Augusta, Me., says . *'I do not rrmenber when I began to take Hood's SarsspxHU- u was several years ago, nnd 1 liavo found it doe. me a great deal of good In my declining y£5! By e Goode I am 91 Years ?mo,>Uw«ndM<Uy,okl.tadaT Iretlrpxxl. llUT..wktta.orp,lolt£"!’2_ Hood’s Sarsaparilla PmBtreuL AngnaClZ.. Sept -.•<*. i"viMLB'* Hood's Pills Gov. John Miller, of North Dakota, re­ lates an instance of what Is being accom­ plished by fanners In the Red River Valley of Minnesota and North Dakota. He said S. J. Leland, near his town of Dwight N, D., bought 180 acres of land in tbe spring of 1891, for $2,600, and raised crop* that season worth tho salary of a iweri.ment clerk. In excess of the cost of his farta. as per the following statement: WA BUCK lesh, Mr. Fl purchase Deductiog coiluftend......... 1.'"."'. . Leaving............ ;............................................Il-^k» Cases of this kind are so cowman thet they are a irug In the news market oat Unlike the business, age of th, of patron public w< Dutch Process Other Chemicals are used in the preparation of • c This wee W. BaKer & Go.‘s Hereafter, must reach t insure Insert when brougi Breakfast Cocoa, which bf absolutely and ftolubb'. pure Whitney i Whitney j hnd.- Go ai of Cocoa mlxol with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and ta far mor- e-odouhcal. rortiMiy 7ex» than one cent a cwp. I’, For first W. Grebltfs ta delicious, nourishing, and easily A Mon.rer Parade at Chicago With ihomtxd. _______ Speeches sod Game*. Sold by Crocors everywhere. CHICAGO. Sept. 6.—I-abor celebrated its national holiday in this city by a monster parade of crtftioiied workmen. Tbe pro­ cession wm reviewed at Lincoln's monu­ ment in Lincoln park by the judges, city NOTICE 0/ ATfACHMEVI,. and county officials the World’s State of Michigan, the Circuit Court Fair directory and representative County nf Barry. bnalness men. After the parade the Clement Smith and marcher* ntten ed picnics at which there .Philip T- cahrrore. wero able nnd eloquent speakers and games and nriae'. Tho board of trade Notice Is hereby slvcn thntou tiie iT and the built-* and exrlinugm* were closed. Juh A. D.HOJ •« writ of nttactmc'ii * Tbeday was celebrated nil orer tbe north i**ned <xitof ih<-Circuit<\urt for 'if ' Philip Harry at th*-suit of (lenwnt Mntth and west.____________________ T. C«Mgfvvv. ih« above, named plsluUtl* the tends, tenement*. »'*d« and ch»n. ' u.owy Died In Terrible Agony. •mi ef.tTtsof (herald George J. C«'X. u Baltimore, Sept. 6 —A fatal encounter above named for the *um <•( urn? bvp fifty denars, which raid wri: w.«« retur with snakes Is reported from Frostburg. tbeend d*y of AtentsL a. i». mi. Dated«til* 4t!i day of AUg>»t A I ’ Mra. Mnrtba Hardcastle went to tbe Smith & Colsrore, Attorn**'' ' ' 1 ■ neighboring swnraps to gather wild ber­ ries, taking her 18 year-okl daughter with her. A copperhead snake sprang upon MORTGAGE SAI K her and buried Its fangs in the calf of her Default havli’g been made to Utleg. Her screams brought thu dartgbter Of a rertata m<irtragc made by 1 Curdelm Sihby. hta wife, .e Mr> ' < ««• to the scene, Who attempted to render as- and Hue. dated Abril 1Mb. A. D. taO. an-l ns unled wstance, hut was also bitten. Both died in the office 0<n»e mlMtr «f died*, for tw in frightful agony a few hours later. Mr. county ot Barry and State of Michli::*::. ’« «* cay ot April. A. i>. :N3. In liber Uro! mart.' Hardcastle, it is feared, will become insane 20lh gages, on pare 5W: and said tnoricare *-t.» on from grief. the 12th dav of, Derenita-r. Wt*. duly by Mra. C. kLOthtitw to John a. said assignment was recorded to the ,r,l register of deeds fur Hi- cmintv often) BomxCitT, Ida, Sept 5.-Tbe flrat au­ state of Michigan, on tbe tint •«> "f 1’.j In liber M of mortgage-* on pare Ste- A nd mm thentic news of tho Are at Rocky Bar mortgage duly aligned by Ira XauVat.tn bunim special administrator of «b>;• p -fo «’ John A- UroMe. decwed. to Fred W. <*reo» oa the second day of September, Wl. and duW one hundred and fifty people rendered recorued In t he office of regiMw of dee*.* ta io« homeless. Many towns In the southern county of Barry, state of w part of the state are contributing to a dayot July. M«. Io liber 38 oT «' pare 347, on which mortgage there Is cte.r.icd common relief purse, and considerable lobe due al lhe date of tuts.notice the « money, blankets and clothing are now on tarlraadrvd. thirty raven dollar* si-' ■ dve cents, and so attorne) a tee <f twiW nw dollar* provide for In said n?nr’r5vfr i *'^152 srtSSSHSS! S?6®8lsSF®5« " ths mines. All union minora bare work, which causes surprise, as ARI supph Linen Ifnc xew Battikld. Wta.. Sept. 1.-A rowboat & Wirraoro, „ld„: Httvanl griMlaau, nt ,lmwaL Mich. containing five men from Wilson’s Island was capsiaed in the storm here and all P""” ““"“'Colorado, all were drowsed. Their namss were Fred Conlee, Masher. Ira xLicuiwtrisou Richardson ana and *- 1 r——r Fred " miih,, am Mice Ctaana. tta »,ll.koo»o priM OMri-Thoro, th.iltu, talug unknown, fighter, at Fort Hamilton. ------ ------------------------taX?=da Mr*“b*nk" wJTusso, Cot, Aug II —Th. dt, U th » state of excitement over Mra. McGtTTY, aged 100 vrar« —high »-------—— —-*•ut «h the mn asaaa0x333Sh^n*°lS"' °f "McG“gJ'< ax L“1’ B- McWUrtar MotnLtT. Firlug at th. Pickets. Knoxvillk, Tenn., Sept. X-Tbe miners at Coal Creek and Olivers are getting ag, uiuem io j ginetr, at Bordentown. N. J grew Firing baa been going , ire. again. . ——* on Uta tk--- - ------* ■-I. Ota .V—aw; _ , ----_ - — > — O'— *1 s»“.*t>r tta □rant. Ail,litfr>n>l trvwvw* x-. . _________________________ -Cora Fibbri. THE PEERLESS NANCY HANKS. Philadelphia, Sept. 5.—Sensational de­ velopments were made Saturday morning before Judge Bregy at the hearing of the motion of the ousting of A. EL Stockwell from his position of assignee of tlx? Mut­ ual bank, and the appointment of a re­ ceiver for that institution. The story brought out by the witnesses Saturday morning is in brief that during Febru­ ary ami March, 18U1, nnd March and April, 18M. the books showed thnt the Iron Hall accounts in tho banks were padded by various false enterics involving large sums of money, considerably above <100,000. ____________________ end Saturday morning in the drying room of 8. H. Tlnley’s sash, door and blind factory, 7B1 West Pratt street, and j a general alarm was sounded. Tbe whole building was soon envelope*! in flamee,1 which spread to tho Adjoining buildings. Sherer & Sons' sash, door nnd blind fac­ tory waa completely burned out nnd Duffy's saw an<l j/lauing mill was badly dnniaqrti. The lose wiU bo in exccas of Mo,oox S So far, so fur; * B. daw wfthto th. brert-. ck« Like some hid alar nyt tat Ud. ban lu whhpw, J?? “ —7 •“* trraaured mvI «o»SSt advocated, and union with foreign uatloua THE EPWORTH LEAGUE. THE TOOK A SOLEMN OATH. । IAMON the hesnnti of said ncIHJan. and that the rs at law of Mil -Ltseph McKee 4 all other penwuis interested la l estate, are required to appear at a srudoa rid court, then to lw hutacti at the Probate m tn lhe elty of Hastings, lu saldconuty.and r eanse. If any then* t». why the prayer « SOME HOPE AT HAMBURG. Belief Thnt the Epidemic Has Roaehed \VT1LLIAM O. LOWDEN. »V Lawyer. Office over Julins Russell’s store, .State street, Hosting/, Mich. aw, real estate and collect­ ing OFFICE OF T Act 03 a naw principle— The steerage passengers on the Norman­ nia were all transferred to Hoffman Island, there to undergo a cleansing process, and to enable the ship to be disinfected. While this was going on the saloon passengers on the Normannia were in a badly fright­ ened condition. One gentleman walked up to Dr. Jenkins snd told him that be could raise <5,000 ou board m an Instant If permission would be given to charter a ixwit aud remove the cabin jmasenKors to ber. when »bo could be anchored north of the pest ground* until they could bo released. Every one of them believe that the Normannia la an infected vessel, and thL* has produced among them tbe greatest anxiety. Dr. Jenkins could not say that this would be done, but promised to esrneatly con­ sider tho proposition. Every one on board has besn urged to keep up a stout heart, but not. withstanding they are naturally alarmed, and, of con rec. there is Utils attempt made to con­ ceal their trepidation. With few exceptions they are all dieting themselves. w™ww 1LSU^ted. and WM dooe he lifted the shovelful awl dtua^<1‘' Into a box provided fur It-«>• PurpX ww wail pernap*. th'.g r>..1 Tlwreuajomothowbu whkh u. W. Baker & Co., Dorchester, Mass. nurs. Wchta ■ II. [that bring the *here ho drenft court fur Itarrv ‘u“n‘y *' fir M premises described in m«wb*!!.-reof satnay b' -- "r amount due ou said mortgage^. ' e. cent. Interest, and all legaj w-ta. an aoumsy's fee of to™nm £1* tend Mtuiera the WwnrttP Sort nr-, in the county of Michigan, and known and dc^ribe*. t^J"*• The north east quarter of the north ' r»«i> w. £»;«* Assignee 0-' .MortESgt*sarrs ACOLORO vx. 3- We have shoes and ft c as'.ered am . Greblc’8. Many are paign offer, next fur otil nlture M?r> Exclusive a are elegant Mrs. Jotf noon in h Grand Rap Dorr Mudg proposes t< with bis pr Mr. Bail lii^h school dents of th Gilbert M< About » Monday to Hons in ne there Is a wcurskma Why bo( 11 cguM b P^pleftra cult speetfca. �Hastings Banner. 8, i«9»—coot. ■ LINENS. ARE you properly supplied with Table Linen and Towels? If not you can SAVE (MONEY By examining our Goods and Prices. L. E. STAUFFER Judge Jwmkh Miller died at hfo home I In Rochelle. HL. Thursday of ImI wwk, I at tbe age of 78 yean, lie waa one of the beat known citizens of tbe city and highly ELKS WITHSTAND AN ONSLAUGHT retarded by all who knew him. He waa well known by many In thia city, haying OF FAMISHING WOLVES. attended the annual reunion of tbe. Ragers family In Carlton for many yean. WILD ANIMALS FIGHT The duck: season bag opened and the bang of the breech loader resounds all over the land. We$e one unacquainted with the facta he might’ think that anarchists were supreme hereabouts, and local rebel­ lions springtug up all around tbe county. Though ducks aud woodcock are re»«»fte.| as being very scarce, yet it h wonderful what a large number are being killed. The Michigan Central will until Sept 30th sell round trip tourists ticket*, limit­ ed to return not later than October 3lst, at tbe following low rates: Traverse City.... Bay View j !J.V5 Petoskey... I------9.03 Harbor Springs... Mackinaw City.. 10.30 Mackinaw Island 11.30 Elk Rapids 7.05 Charlevoix a. vs M. A. GnXMAX, Ticket Agent. In Its effort tb bolster up the candidacy of W. O. Lowden, the Journal stales that the reason the 29 criminal cases, the large majority of which bad been previously ad­ journed. were not tried at tbe August term of court was because of the action of Judge Hooker. Judge Hooker on two distinct occasions once at least in open court, offered to summon a jury If Mr. Lowden deslred*to try the cases, and Mr. Lowden must take tbe responsibility for adjourning trial of the 29 cases. Tbe Kansas City Daily Star, published In Kansas City where tbe recent Knights ot Pythias Conclave was held, gives a short sketch of the lives of tbe leading members of the order. Among them is a portrait aud write-up ot Hon. P. T. Colgrove. a member of the Supreme Lodge. Among the many things tbe Star says of him is this "He is a new man in the supreme lodge, a bright lawyer, and Biack Walnut and Cihmt possesses those qualities that will be sure and bring him to the front" Phil. Is waytMivtreJ it I1” Railroad Station. Rs tar W up in the K. P. order, but Is destined to go still higher. WANTED. XnOGfrS _ 25 YEARS SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that STERLING INLAID SPOONS AND FORKS . It had not been for the game. That w»-> dk° “°1'1 h*v*h“l • or elk or buffalo every meal. nat ■sn."' “£££ lA.,,, 1 “d to have some bread oFLSt 1 Into •««" after wk « "our- Xdl-n prrfletri . prrilr soon «n<l tried u> keep m. «"> “oJld ,b ' “~1 h’ PutUu, oo .11 roc speed my horse, a wiry ia,ii;ia »-e»l»<bl.0( 1 bM got wltUn n “mi wS* WheJ11 bte’0 “ •“ r^b'r. nta rual1 and ln twe”ty min­ utes it was freezing. Whew! told wasn’t or’L.I’rhlppe’1 up 1416 p°ny- as we.i as I the danger. ►.'uLp“7<1 *liu1' d"n’p 1 anJ •• F*.•“! ■»!“’» gray xuoethin, dan out Imo <h«I nwl ud run about rwrmy y^. ahead of ua It was a wolf. & great white chap, that kept looking back at us with t^.’J<*e7.TIJ’r*rnt,J’ *nother Jdned bim, then a third and a fourth, until from •vepr hummock the swiftly moving ani®al’ fl«klng. There muu have been a hundred ot them, and a thrill of horror shot through me u I mw their steady piloting of us through the gather­ ing twilight. All the grewsome stories I bai treT’’lp" i*in« overtaken and. killed by these animate came to me. [ had. it was true, my rifle and revolvers, but. I could not hope to kill half tbe pack and there was not a tree, as I well knew,' LESH, PENROD & CO.4 Are warranted to last. Also remember you get a Present—“Good Form," of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jewerystore. Quality and price al­ ways right. A.S. Merchant STOVES F. R. Pancoast COAL STOVES The Reliable Jeweler. COOK STOVES HEATING STOVES within six miles. As 1 thought this out, one of the wolves sprang at the pony’s throat. He shook it off with a spring for­ ward, but another leaped up instead. I brought my whip down on tbe creature's Mr FRANK LICHTY has hack and it fell with a yelp. I-ashlng right and left I cleared a short purchased the -space ahead for a brief moment, when the pony shot on, straining every nerve. But the pack wm* on us once more, and a gigan­ tic fellow, hurling himself straight nt the pony’s throat, fastened its fangs tn the flesh, dragging the jjoor animal down bn Its knees. I leaned forward and placet! my pistol close to the wolf’s ear and lln.il. it fell over dead, but I saw that the pony was business, an 1 desires the patron­ bleeding to death with a great hole in Its age of the public. He is worthy neck, from which the blood waa pouring in a stream. At the sight the wolves seem-sl cf pair <■. :md will .serve the to go mad and fell upon tho pony with reasonably. fuby. • PERSONAL MENTION. Taking advantage of tire moment I leaped from tho saddle and ran for it, vjii., Etta Main went to (Jrand RapidsJ J knowing that as soon as they finished tho pony I would share'lt.s fate. What I hoped Saturday. A L'j to do I cannot tell, But the instinct was v'Claud Hough, of Nashville, was In the‘ to ran, and I did. In less time than it takes to tell it 1 heard them coming, and city Monday. • (UKCULrtTION ‘ Mrs. G. G. Spaulding Is visiting relative a! casting my eyes desparingly about I sawonly tho gleaming snow, looking all the S*0 quires. in New York. whiter and more cruel for tho moonlight “ Mra. John Pendergast returned from pouring from tho full moon just rising. But as I gave myself up for lost I heanl ' Chicago Monday. for advertisements i a rush of feet from the opposite direction l i. -lays at latest to | Jas. Clark, of Ithlca. was in tbe city on from that the wolves were coining, and business Tuesday. ’ the next momenta band of elks sw. pt into tHSSD v MIm Kittie Stebbins returned to Eaton sight. Magnificent fellows they wen-, too, eight males nnd three does, with a couple Rapids Saturday after visiting ber parents of oalvcx. They had evidently been stam­ a coup'e of weeks. peded by something, and swept past mo Prof. W. I). Sterllnnfls entertaining his ! without M-elug rue, but stopped short on if the best in tbe slater from Lowell. catching sight of the wolves. day, Sept 12tl». The does turuc.1 back and started to gal­ \4iks Minnie Evans, of Beilevue. spent lop awny in the direction from which they shades call at F Sunday iu the city. hnd come, but.one of the bucks gave a sort Judge Smith and family returned home ',of cry and they stopprtl short aud huddled line of boot and from Bay View Tuesday. together, with the fawns between them, while tho bucks rarrounded them. Each Mrs. Lyman* Brock has gone to Harbor lowered his horns and awaited the attack * Biioxsos. Springs to visit relatives. of the wolves, which, seeing the cordon of table six feet- long Miss Maggie Kershaw, of Augusta, Is । bristling bone, paused disconcerted for n i for S3.00 at F. W. moment, but it was only till tbe foremost, visiting relatives In the city this week. d gaunt old wolf, gave a howl and threw Mrs. S. R. R?gers of Prairieville, h himself upon tiro lowered antlers. He tvits . advantage of our eamfiling fully ten feet, with a broken hack, Bannkh to January ■ 1st visiting relatives lu the city this week. next for o'uiy rents. v^JIss Bertha Bentley left for Grosse Isle but his fate did not deter the ot hers. They}' threw themSelves upon the elks only to be . :: i»-nt nf the Hutlngs Fur- Tuesday where she will teach the coming pierced by the prongs that tore them cru­ sitnte MT*. ' -uit- at F. W. Greble's. I year. elly. It was not until full twenty had in Exr!u,i\i-az <.f Hastings. These goods Miss Effie Ellis is expected to return this way been maimed and killed that they Me rHrant from a visit with Illinois relatives this seemed to realize the hopelessness of tho thing. That they desisted at all was a Mrs..। Miss Rose Goodyear gave week. of surprise to me. for, as every * utyHi-.int reception yesterday afterUrban Woodbury returned from a visit matter Sainsman will tell yon, these animals are mnn in In n r ‘ with relatives in Toronto, Canada, last inply fearless and as dogged ns a mule. Grow! Rapid-. I had watched this battle from a hillock week. Dr. it. <>f Dowling, has bought Mrs. McCarty, of Kalamazoo, returned on which I ftotl seated myself. Why didn’t tain M->*. ’ rtago at Wall lake, and home Monday after o two months’ visit Iran? Where would I have run to* Be­ sides, the cold was ntrinblng, and I watched prop.-;.1 little pleasure along vkith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo. tho fight with a drowsy interest, as if it .in tbe future. Myers. had nothing to do jr>th mc ftt nIL 1 Mr. Halley. ' • new principal of tha Tinkler) Mrs. II.and M. daughter, Allen, (nee Sadie :| tout Doming ------ — . of Miss Clnclnnat', expected ' that, :hatwuv whenr..the — wolves found that high I'iiM)!. nr;! his family are now retrf- Ohio, are expected here this week to visit tney not to have the elks they would they were nut , dent- of >1,• •> , having moved into Into Mrs. try me. me. bu but they had evidently forgotten relatives. I try Gilbert Ma’.’! • \ ’ house in the 4th ward. all about me and only sat around for a while eying the horn Iwurier wistfully, as About . rardonlsts •unionists left this city Mrs. Leo Myera went to Katamaz«o Monday to take In lhe tabor Day celebra- Monday with her daugoter. Miss Katie, if hoping that tho elks would tire out, but lioas in neu|):>i>;Ing cities. We doubt If who will attend the catholic school there finding that tho formidable antlers re­ mained sullenly presented to them, they tbett is a ►ster city In Miph'lgau for the coming year. > finally trotted off. The elks waited for exetmlons than Hastings. K. Grant, Dan andTEIba Reynolds re­ seme minutes longer end then breaking Why not gi-t up tabor Day celebrations turned home from their hunting trip to rank moved off in the opposite direction. l^reand kevp i >-«<pie and money at home, Colorado Saturday evening. They report I was by this time so nearly frozen that it was all I pould do to reach une of the it could be easily done with little effort nine deer scalps and Iota of fun. wolves and tear it open and creep Inside. »nd a prognun arranged that could bring Was he big enough* Why, man. tbe white People tram oeigtiborlng places. wolf l.ublg iu.cU » rrarold. Tbej Do you need a side board, bed room is to the old soldier and tbe student tl>e left these parts some time ago, but while *<»it tult or parlor goods? gocste? If so, we will be most Interesting of all tbe earth’s battle they were here they were certainly feared plrtM-tl to entertain Our fall fall stock ^'dertain you. you. Our stock grounds. Those who go to Washington to by man and brute. Well, 1 staid in that one’s carcass until a tM,w. complete, and we await your In­ attend the encampment of the G. A. R. in September, will have lhe best opportunity my blood gut to circulating again, then peetion. spection. E. w. GnxBL*, of visiting Gettysburg by taking tbe line of crawled out nnd managed to set fire to Tbe Furniture Dealer. the Michigan Central and the Northern some trash, sticks and tbe like that I found, i Fo»ter, the weather prophet, say winter Central, which Includes a side trip to Get­ Here I eteld till day. when my partner. ’“I «««w L'te: we will have a late fall and tysburg ejther going or returning. For Neilson, found rue. He bad heard the Winter crops W1|| make a large growth those who wish to return by way of Phila­ wolves the night before, and feared Imight therefore where a large delphia, all return tickets will be honored f.S In X Them, though> be baldly ex­ growth of fall wheat is not desired, it will either via the short linear via Philadelphia peered me home so soon. e found only t* bed to mjjj late. allowing stop-over at Baltimore. Philadel­ the tare bones of my poor pony, and I phia and Harrisburg. The stop at Phils- knew I bad auch cause to thank the elks ,hp Planet which aroused so much, I delpbla will permit of a side trip to New for their timely service that it wm yearn recently because ot Ito near apbefore I could bring myself to shoot one of Pnaeh to th,. ».arth. la now going away at York and return at the low rate of $4.00. the beautiful and intelligent J During the summer season tbe Michigan rate of] so, ooo milM a day, It wU| thought for a long time that I had wit­ X* > Ue of ovt,r 100.000,000 miles Central gives the privilege ol stopping over nessed something extraordinary, but an at Niagara Falls at any time within the It c«.nies w close again. life of the ticket returning, upon deposit­ old frontiersman informed me that it wm jn?°wiQ likl1 F®*1 Horses, or to sec them ing it with the ticket agent there, afford­ the way of the elk to meet his foa when wltDv” the fine races upon the track ing a valuable opportunity to see the SJXetJ by«>rprise.-Nebmsk*Cor. 8c. ■’•'k. •» tbe Wert Mkhlpn beauties or the groat cataract and vicinity Loute Globe-Democrat. ™t. Sept I mb lo 23d. TM. 1. tbe bert leisure. -•­ "niilkm lrek ln (|le worid ,nd t.co.a, al Tickets are also sold to Washington via 111 •* broken here at this Fair. Toledo and tbe lines south and e4st there­ Bank DlracWi-I f-.rst »» 1BW o.jjer, to quieUy ,m be «e“ >t tbe l»lr thi. from. The Michigan Central is the shortest Scion to idquire iuto the ftqUun„„i,r,)r,- o.er^oo.m route, tbe beat route, and offers Induce­ Uicwl condition nf onr cash.nd there will be some ments that no other line can give. For. ■"•ttisnlwi. F.rmen general!, »re additional tatormatioa apply to near- j r w mt lboot [h(, hlr „d GOSHEN. IND. Next week wul be Go to DR. LOWRY’S and have your eyes fitted with eye glasses or spectacles. In or der to have your eye sight preserved into old age, the eyes should be properly exam ined and the right kind ot glasses worn. Dr. Lowry keeps a large stock of the fin­ est quality -and greatest vari­ ety of eye glasses and specta cles at his oSitfe; where yon can have your eyes examined at all tmes. The Journal editor, who Is so mad since the democratic county convention that he cannot help charging up bad things to everybody, charges that republican money purchased the action of the democratic comity convention. He thereby accuses some of the leading citizens of Barry county of being bought. That charge is ridiculous. The Journal editor knows very well why the people’s ticket was not endorsed. No one thing did more to de­ feat endorsement than lhe fact that cer­ tain of the candidates on the Journals ticket paid from 825 to $50 each, to pur­ chase the support of the former editor of' the Democrat. and help cram tbe people’s. ticket down democratic throats. 'AL NEWS. Best line ever shown here. SEE THEM GOODYEAR BROS Thi- wt wtms in ludlcle that tt win be - — w.— ttekec agent or to J. J bb HAVE YOU SEEN EM? What. Those Fine Boots and Shoes -AT THE They’re “Out of Sight” but we will show them to^ you if you would like to see them. They're as good as the best and our prices cannot be duplicated A full line of those cheap working shirts expected this week. Children’s book satchels given away with every purchase of 50cts. Bankrupt Store. H. OSBORN, Mgr. �the HAUGHTY DOLL. My doily!* a dreadful careHer name is Miss Aassndy: Ye*, headless of ths pleading voice Of her devoted mother. She will not wed her mother's cbot Bat mj-* she’ll wed another. J * <1 --- ---Yoa might ro M-wrelilna wen place And nerer find ■ fairer: Be lea gratia. plnxWi youthUf that there's no denyingYet when I Speak of fenn. forsooth. A mandr falls to erring! She loves the drum—that's very plain— And scorn* the vbm’ so clever. And ureepln/'rnw* she will remain A spinster doll forever! The protestations of the drum I am convinced are hollow: When once dIstrewdng limes should coma, Bow sonn would ruin follow. Yet all In vain tbe Dresden boy From j under mantel woo* her— A mania for that vulgar toy. Tho noisy drum. Imbues her! in vain I wheel her tn and fro And reason with her mildly: Iler waxen tear* In torrent* flow, Ber sawdust heart beat* wildly. And wear Inna trailing dresses. I shan't encourage Ixwns at all TUI munma acquit xccs; Our choice will be a suitor then Aa pretty as this raao !»Oh, how well hate the noisy men With whisker* on their face*! —Eugene Field In Chicago New*. A STORY OF THE SEA. A dead calm off the equator. The sea noved In long, jinruffiecl. oily looking twells. in which our almost motionless [hip was reflected with a fidelity that was itartling. I looked over lhe rail to see my knxious, unshaven face staring back at me ’rom f,he rail of a reversed ship. Occaslondly tbe vessel gave a lethargic sort of roll, which caused the reef points to fall with jcecssivtj gentle "p-l-a-p-s" against the wrinkling «.irfaca o! the canvas. A stone’s throw distant tbe leathery dortai fin of an immense shark. was slowly {leaving the smooth expanse in extended, jonccutric circles, as though Its owner was n no particular hprry to leave our vicinty. Jnst before I turned away a gigantic levil fish, full twenty feet tn length, thaped not unlike a boy's knife, but hav ng winglike side fins nnd a long, tapering ail, drifted under; lhe quarter a couple of *eet i»elow the su-fhee. The heat from tbe tropic suu, besting lown on the gl.vs>-tea from tbe clqjtdlesa iy. was almost intolerable. The spanker tad been lowered, and tbe course*, braided ip, were hanging in their bntita to prevent lhe wear and chafe consequent upon the wearisome “"lat*' of canvas which followed jvery roll of the ship, iio there* wax no ihade whatever. The pitch In the deck seemed to fairly sis­ tie, and the tonch of tbe deck on top of lbe after bouse would nearly blister the Mire skin. But tbe beat itself, the exasMrating calm and the probability of its tontinuance for a longer or shorter period -these were in themselvesof little mpment u compared with the gravity of our situa­ tion in other reipects / The Doris wss a small, swift sailing. Jlyde htri It Iron ship, on her homo bound Miasage to Ix>ndon from Calcutta, where I jad joined ber to lhe capacity of second jfficer. We bad tonched^at Cape Town to wplace a couple of men who were washed overboard during a fearful gale in the Bny of Bengal, but before we passed the aland of St. Helonrt both ol 4 the recruits were stricken down with as^..w, sort of mallg iact typhoid, wbost origin might possi»ly be traced to the after effects of the xttaonous Capo brandy, or “Cape smoke," u it ta called by the Boers and Kroomen. n which the two sailors bad f/eely initilgvd during their brief stay ashore They died within three hours of each /.her. Then Captafq Thatcher, who had wen assiduous tn his attentions to them. rm attacked by the malady, and at the lame time two more of the crew took to ihelrberthB. placinga pretty heavy responAbility on Mr. Farr, the first officer, ami nyself, for the ship carried but ten before .bo mast, mast, and and there there was was no no knowing knowing where where .he die disease might stop. Two days before the ship entered the Mlt of equatorial calm* the sick sailors lied, and two more were stricken down, me of them being a bright faced young Jelk-w of sixteen, belonging in Scituate, Mass. As he and myself were the only ;wo New Englanders In the ship ! had taken a natural fancy to him. On the morning when my story begins Captain Thatcher died, a few momenta of partial consciousness succeeding the deirium of fever. “Thank God, 1 have neither wife nor tbildi to leave behind,” he said, with a fa!nt imlle, as Mr. Farr and myself stood by his jerth receiving his last brief orders. Then, is his white Ups murmured, “Lord Jean* receive my spirit," the soul left it* toneneut of clay. The young seaman, Charley F.. was the text to pas* away, holding my hand In bis r* the last as ho whispered a message to Si* widowed mother, and before his eyes vote closed in death a Norwegian sailor In lis berth beneath had breathed his last, caving four men out of a crew of ten—a took, a steward, Mr. Farr, who at once as­ sumed command, and myself, who was Aus suddenly and nhexpectedly promoted c tbe first officer's position. Ths extreme leal necessitated an immediate burial, lhe duty of stitching up the dead in their »nvas shroud was performed, after which ill were laid on the after cabin grating md covered with the union jack. “The old man-o’-war'a man to whom, aa ibe ship's sailmaker, this but sad service tad be?n assigned, was a character In his ray. I can see him now, a*—with his toarso-shirt thrown opeu in front, dbplayng a ship under full sail emblazoned on lis brawny chest, and sleeve* rolled above -.110 elbow joint* of bis muscular arms, rhteh wm a mass of tatUolng—be beck­ med me to tbe main deck. “If you please, str," h» said in a low ret matter of fact tone, as he indicated As outlines of tbe motionless forma beMath tbe flag, “I’ve stitched a hextr* tan Mund of hold hiron to the ’eels of hev'ry me on account of them," indicating by a fignificant gesture two dorsal fin* a short listance from the ship. “Very well. Bob," I said, repressing a .light shuddar, "call the men aft." Tbe cook and the steward were sum­ boned, and a* Mr. Farr, bareheaded, came !rom the cabin with the open prayer book b bis hand, ths grating was lifted to th* ■di. " 'We therefore commit his body to tbe leep.'" At the solemn words 1 drew It j tag from tha three shrouded bodies, and lhe inboard end of the grating wa* lifted ma high; a sullen, eimahamou. plunge while the bedding and blanket* belonging to Um deceased wen thrown overboard, and we could only hope that Um prognae of the fel? disease waa stayed. The four remaining men seemed fairly well, while none of tbe real of us felt any premonitory symptom* of tllnea*. There waa some relief for our heated brains after the sun bad dipped Its fiery face under the western r|m of the ocean, which, I could almost fancy, hissed aa the orb, like a ball of molten flame, sank be­ neath ite surface. Yet aloft or below not a breath of air was apparent, and we fairly gasped for breath at times, no stifling was tbe atmosphere. Added^o our discomfort was an intense thirst, which tbe lukewarm water from the iron tank 'tween decks “It’s a pretty hard situation, Mr.----- , that ta, Captain Farr," I remarked in a some­ what despondent tone, aa we were together on the quarter after supper, in an intense silence, onlv broken by the creaking of the yard parralta, the “plap" of reef points and the gurgle of the water about the rudder, as the ship occasionally settled in the long swells. "Four men, with such help as the cook and steward can give from time to time, are a mighty small crew -for an 800ton ship, with forty or fifty days' voyage before us, even if tho calm breaks within a In deep thought, did not Immediately reply. “and aa 1 say. It’s a hard sitnation.” "Pre been In a harder one," waa the rather dry answer. For Mr. Farr, on whose grave, bronzed features tho strange experiences of nearly thirty years of active sea life bad left their imprint, was natu­ rally reticent of speech and used as few wonls as-possible. “It was In tbe summer of 1850,” he said aWtuptly, m be turned away from the nd; and seated himself on the edge of the after house, directly facing me as I stood lean­ ing against the wheel. "I had passed the admiralty board of London, receiving a second mate’s certificate. Our regulations in these respects are better than yours in America. A ‘passed’ second mate is pre­ sumed to be competent to take charge of the vessel he ships aboard of in any ex­ treme emergency. '"I shipped in an English bark called the Tborwald; a lump of a bark she wm, too, being 1,150 tons, bound for Shang­ hai with a general cargo. “The crew were all a bad lot. Don’t •ver remember a much worse. Made up of'all sorts'—Dutch, Irish, Swedes, Spanfsh, Italians, one Yankee, and four Malays or Lascars, whichever you’ve a mind to call them. . “There waa trouble from tbe start out Mr. Lull, tbe mate, was n surly fellow. It wm a word and a blow—a blow first Cap­ tain Geary upheld him In it, too, though, of course, he himself didn’t use open vio­ lence. "Now I was n comparatively young man, and, though it’s 1 who say it, 1 don’t back down easy to any one. I knew my duty too. And with it I knew that by English laws I wasn't justified in treating men harshly without good nnd sufficient reason, even if I’d had a mind to do so. In Yankee ships, though, I find a brutal officer can bang the men about at his will, and your American laws either can't or won’t bother him, except in very extreme cases. "Well, Captain Geary and the mate loth got down on mo for being afraid—so they said—to ‘discipline* Lbe crew. And be­ tween them and tbe crew I had a hot berth. "Wo had ba^ weather in the channel for a couple of weeks, with head winds con­ stant That didn't help things nt all, an (1 qj and by- tnc the ume time we we were were n n nunureu hundred mpes miles | Or so to the westward of tho month of the . Bay of Biscay, lbe ship pretty well de­ I »rved the name Yankee chap Dan called i faer-a 'bear garden afloat’ - - • • .... ,• “It was « Sunday evening in the dog * watch. 1 was In'my stateroom for a mo: ment and I heard a scrimmage on lhe I main deck. • Then the mate sung out blue murder, and I knew what was up. "Of course my duty was plain enough. “Captain Geary ran out, calling for me to arm rnrse’.f. I got a capstan l«r from the rack Lulsldo tha cabin door, and, ns you Yankees say, 'sailed in.* But the mats was down down and ana done aone for tor before before either eitner tbs ths was I captain or myself got on deck. ; “Captain Geary had a revolver, aud fired . twice before it was knocked out of hta | hand. [ aid^t ,ee the rest. The Malays had their knives lashed to stoves they had whittled out of dunnage wood. I laid 1 'about me right and left, and I faqcy I made a headache or two before they drove ! me to the ral.—tbe Cour of ’em. To dodge a jab from a spear knife 1 jumped on the rail, my foot slipped and over I went In a smooth sea. When I got tbo wa‘. >r out of my ejns I faintly beard some one sing out 'Overboard!’ as I swung Into the ship’s wake. Yankee Dan was at the wheel, and I suppose I owe my Ilfs to him. No one else won Id have cut loose one of Utf patent buoys at the stern, pulled the trigger to set the match alight and flung it over. “I saw the blue flicker, and struck out for It; got my head and shoulders through the buoy, and was all right. But the ship was swallowed up in darkness. I listened all I knew, hoping to hear tbe creak of yards swinging and blocks rattling, but, felces you, I might have known better. The mutineers had something else to think ot "Well, it was a tremendous long night. Lucky for me it was midsummer, and the water not over cold, so I was not badly chilled. But If you were ever so placed you may know I didn’t feel over cheerful. The chances of being picked up under such circumstances by, a.’ passing ship seemed ismall enough when you call to mind the ielse of the Atlantic, and how ooe may sail :for days without sighting a ship, even in the vicinity of the ocean highway* between frequented ports. “But about noon the next day I made <out a sail, square rigged, standing toward mo from tho uor'ard. Just at sundown she was almost lu hail. 1 could see she was foreign built. Her bows sheathed up for’ard, the paint was worn eff her sides, which were fearfully battered and bruised, ;and I decided she was an arctic whaler full to the hatches and home bound. “I sung out lustily as the salp neared me, but not a soul was tn sigut, either ialoft looking over the rail or on the top ।gallant forecastle The wind was light, iand ns she wm moving slow I let go of the life preserver and swam to meet her. 1 <caught hold of the main chain plates and climbed up over tbe side. “I’ve seen some strange sights, like all seafaring men. But thia got ahead of most of them. Lying on tbe main batch, side by side, were five dead bodlea, with a tar paulin covering their faces and the upper part of their persons. Five, men, who looked more like living skeletons than anything else, were crawling, hardly walk­ ing, about the deck. One of them stared -----Bnd tlwn a sort of hough I had been ________ huddled together in evident fear. “A tall man, emaciated beyond anything I ever saw In my life, came out of the cabin lolanbla raked i=e who 1 ™ •«! bow I came on board, which a tew words ■ufficed to explain. "The others crowded about me. Their story was something extraordinary, but as It Is a matter of record, you will know It tn he true. The ship was the DUne-a French whaler, owned in La Testa Two years' cruising in and about Davis' straits and the arctic sens had filled every cask, end they sailed for hoxno. "Then scurvy and dysentery set in. Thirty-five men—the Diane carried fifty all told—lay in tbe forecastle, soma sick unto death and the rest scarcely able to lift a finger. Five bad died. Including every of­ ficer, within the past week, and lay as I saw them, awaiting burial. Not one of the six who were about knew anything what­ ever of navigation. "As soon aa. It was known 1 could navi­ gate the ahip to port, I thought the poor creatures would go frantic with joy. La Teste was within a few weeks' sail, by changing their course, but the way they were steering would have taken-the ship tar out to the southward. "Well, to make a long story short, 1 helped them bury their dead and finally brought the ship with her crow of sick and dying into port. “The owners rewarded me generously, and the gratitude of the poor fellows to whose nid I was so providentially sent, is something pleasant to remember to this day, and this is what I meant by telling yon 1 had been in a harder place than this," said Mr. Farr, rising and holding up hla wetted forefinger, if perchnnc* some slight current of air mfljht be felt. "Indeed you have!" was my hearty re­ sponse. “What became of the Thorwaldf I continued after a short pause. "That," replied Captain Farr gravely, "Is one of the mysteries of the deep which trill never be solved in this world. She was never heard of afterward.” As for the Doris, the calm lasted three days, but the epidemic bad run it* course And on the fourth day we spoke a steamer from which we obtained five men nnd a boatswain, with whose assistance we brought the ship safely to London. But It was an experience I shall never forget.Ttrtoervllle Journal . TO HOPE, qOHTEBN MONTHS OUX DuUM. wlta ltaM V* "I” “I And did lb« open eye of d*r _ .. ___ .—- .I'M vzavr Half with their r*xe abash**. I call Your name or loo* tbe alndc** ball. X counter ebsrm. to rid my senre Of those twin fixyd stare’ influence. Come, shall I Uft youf Round yon wheel. With arms outspread, My hands beneath them laid, and soar To spot oft vUited before. Drar, u> mr NuiMer Yet deign with my meek suit <W1F. Mix condescension with your bltaa. prate Kay. listen most I wh« So esgvr. iuartlc-JlaU? What Daniel could *nj«-v--r- Thoee voluble wise thing* >°° Yet worth yon liare. your little store; For. see, I poke rour . .. ., _ And cry, "Who's thW' and straight I Ust Your answer. ''Baby," sweet awl clear. And when some far piano plays. With lifted finger and fixed gaze, A solemn “Hart!” you utter plain. Rapt listener to an elfin ptram! Then, worldlier busy, dolly's head Yon ampntat* and earthward shed It* sawdust soul, with Battening fist. Small lev -ter. infant Nihilist! 'Sweet Hops! methinks, for co ufOrt’s a*k*t Aa here our toilsome way wo take. The Hand that gave us flower and star Made you the winsome thing you are. -W. T. Webb in Spectator. THE STROKE OAR. stroke. Chiswick-thought he had rowed Store; but he had never rowed aa he was rowing now. Tbe man in front ot him was a wonder. To and fro, up and down, over and over like clockwork west hta broed back-84—M-«8-Cbtawick didn't know how many tin** to the minute, natek strokes and yet long and powerful, and she boat spun along aa though It had been shot from something, and the half mils was done in no time. Chiswick was dona too. He cried. ’Hold on’ to the other fellow, all out of breath; and when the stranger turned arouud ho looked at him In astonishment; he hadn’t turned a hair and he breathed as easy as a child asleep. •Then Chiswick (as soon as he got wind enough) burst out into what was ou hta ni"D’oh, if only I could have you pull iu the race Friday!' cried he. “ Thanks! I’d like to- awfully, you know,' said the stranger. “ ‘I’d give WOO for you,’ declared Chiswick. “ ‘Would you, indeed?' said the stranger. •Well. I’m willing, I’m sure.’ "Chtawick gnawed hta mustache flerahly a moment. Then: "‘All right,’ be exclaimed suddenly. •It’s a bargain. Til do it if I’m hung for it. What 1 want to just this. I’m going to put you in the boat, stroke, in the place of another fellow. You look exactly like him, so exactly that nobody—nobody out­ side the boat at least—will know tbe dif­ ference. All you’ve got to do is to keep still and not say a word to anybody as to who you are or who you are not. And I expect you to win tbe race for us. Onr fellows can pull ff they’re made to, and you’re just tho man that can make 'em. and you shall have your K00 tbo minute the race is over.’ “So that was Chiswick's notion, and I’ve only to tell you how It worked and what came of it at lhe very last. “As for tho way it forked, it worked to a charm. Tho st ranger went back to the boathouse with Chiswick and Bancroft, and waa given a room like the others. lie went to supper with tbe crew that night in Jennings’ place, and be went out in the boat with them the next morning, pulling Jennings' oar. To all intent* and pur­ poses be waa Jennings. Ifanybody thought he wasn’t, or if anybody know he wasn't, they didn’t say so. They didn’t look so. Perbsps they didn’t know the difference. Perbapa the wonl had been paesed, and they pretended uot to know the difference. Any v ay, nothing was said, and everything went on exactly n* thoqgh be wa* Jennings—ex.nctly the same, except that tho boat went faster. Casar of Ostrich! didn’t that boat go faster! What a stroke that new man did set them! How he waked them up and put new life into them, and made them do such work as they had never ! supposed t henuelves capable of before. In i that three days he just did wonders with them. And the night before the race Cap­ tain Chiswick was just aa sure of winning os he waa of pulling. He knew it was a foregone conclusion. “Aud it was, yon know. Don't think I’m going to tell you that the plan faUed of success alter all. Not a bit of It. It sue­ ,want it knrnwx though, and wfl I i 1 ifar not; Ihouub l’w don. S' sure, that I’m ashamed of» ll lnR< I m i “The treasurer bit bta Up — 1™ jplease sign that paper?’ it-dd fae * “Tb. „ lhe <draw lakttaud toward blm Tk. ]looked up again with a quixdS al* *** "•Uponm/word, gentlemen, youha?e< iqueer way of doing these tldniM ]I-rap.IM.gMd * .rar to lb. Oxtor.l l»«,t )n ,bo *with Ctobtidgr-bu'. I doo’, * 1 M .offered pay for It before.' “Ypu may be mire tbaiwl.cn he mH -Urn b. bMi bra. ,i„ke w < craw—tboM feUows iben, „mkol .ears and looked at him. And „•! .<,, , d.WMd upon Utota U.M t, .‘““’J! < ।gentlemanly appearing fellow. Nut tw he appeared nay different -r <different. He tend appeared well enn-iok all through, very much f.,r tUt lawur^ Jennings himself would b lVo But they had. np to thu moment, the idea that hewaaA profissi.,:^^ thing very near thnt. -Howerar,' tor Braogr, sign it of course.’ * "He dipped' bls pen in the ink nn,] •>„_ after a moment* mure hesitation R.-J? his name to the ;paper-a very long u the treasurer, standing ). . aiuid “7 Then ho got up aud handed the rereintm tbe latter. He handr-1 ldm MmtthingeU with it—tbe roll of bilta; '"You’ll permit me tn Land you this.’ said he. 'as a small cobtribution to v1) .r college booling fund, pm very much iltere«ied in rowing (Indeed I cameorw here almost on purpose to sec your race, and I think I’ve seen It very satbfactorily) swto I’m always glad to help the thingxlong.’ ' "Theu bo stepped to the door. There he turned again. " 'Gentlemen, 1 bld you gnod day. r wish you success in a hundred coming race*.’ “He made a very grand bow « bs backed out of the room, an<| ^meiuw or other there wasn’t a man of those left be­ hind that didn't at th- m»n. nt Webean •'Billings, the treasurer, iu -ked after him until the door dosed, and tleu hr at the receipt. HI* eyw mx i.c.1 t,, g^w big aa they dwelt on it. r “ 'What ta it; Billings?’ cr -.1 the other*, 'What'* bls name? lUad it i ' “Then Billings read the :; nw.frtnn the paper—‘George Frederick . Walmer.’ And ho read a c there with it, ‘I/ird Ap* ey, Brtnwr. House.' •' 'By jove’’ exclalmcil he, English lord:' “ ‘Sure aa you're saying I he h,’ tried Buffington, one of ti •• fellow 1/ird Apsley. I saw by the papc: day that he was over here “ ‘Well, upon tny word.' d wick. This is a Juki on us reasons than one for krepii quiet. They’d laugh ust-uUnf college if they didn’t kick us out, if thi» thing wt-re known.”’ Tbe young Harvard fail w jnustd again This time be was through] Tbs other young _ fellow—not ritb- r :if the Yale fellows, but the third yinng fe!S«roee from bis sent. Tbe train wu just stopping. “I believe I change hi re,” said he “Al­ low to me observe* before 11 g.», though, that if what you've told -us ta a sample d the way you do thing* at Harvard, then I don't think you’d belt say [much to ti» Princeton fellows about the । men we play on our football team.1' Then he wasgone. The two young Yale fellows looked »urprised. “I didn’t know that was k Princetac man,” one of them said. “I did,” declared the y.-iing Harvard fellow. "I knew it all the titae. 1 caught sight of a Princeton freshman jpiu uader his coat. It wm he I was t el lite g that storf to. It wasn’t true, you know. | We don’t do thing* that way at HareMd. Itoc't you believe it! But I just- uia|ieit hat story up—reeled It off out of my d*ul bead, you •ta pleased know—for his spec; al benefit. to death to get hold ot such ihing; and he’ll take it back t > college w it him. and id it'll get they’ll have a big talk over It. add into the New York paper*, and It’ll be all over tbe country- what wicked dlows we Harvard men are.”—Charles eiuiagWB tn Boston Herald. "Apropos ot all thia talk about 'profesdonal playing,’and'going to college sim­ ply to play foot ball.’" »*id the young Harvard fellow, settling bltnself in his luxurious Pullman seat and looking curljmdy at lhe two young Yale fellows and lhe other young fellow (all going home rest somewhere, for tbe Christmas bolP, lays), "I’ll tell yon a queer story. 1 got Turkish Baths fur Convict*. The Kings county penitentiary lias the It—well, the fact is my brother was on the only free Turkish bath in the country. It university crew at that time; and I was is n good one, made by cementing the bot­ lown at New London with him the week WJ41 of M, the old gas ________ r_______ _ _a af the race*, and of course I was around tom reservoir, putting platform aud rolling In It and a skylight with the crow a good ileal, and as a boy ■ the roof, * and• -•••- a - depth -* — will picked up n good many thing* that I In filling- •it to of »• four ana mu; feet icc* with »ivu warm.water. ^~ and n half On pught not to have known. You musn't Saturday tho seven hundred convicts are wy anything about It. It would make marched In squads to the bath and there I -.rouble; even now, if the thing were made thoroughly clean. They turn to and I known. -. rub each other vigorously under the eyes “You see that year our fellows were parof their keepers,,and the hour they spend ; ficnlarly anxious to win the boat race with in the bnth is probably the happiest of tho , Yale. Yale bud beat us three tlines runweektothern. The gaa reservoir was ren- slug, and we thought it was about time dered useless when the electric lights were ae did n little celebrating oureelves. We put in. and what to do with it was a great (jad a good crew; and we bail one especially puzzle to tbe county authorities till Warden , itrong man, a fellow named Jennings, who Hayes c motived the idea of turning it j inllad stroke. He was a tremendously into a bathhouse. It is quite large, and ; xjwcrftii oarsman: and if tbo other fellows its good effects, were quickly'‘perceived. | jould keep up tbe day of the race tho The average iiurnl>er of* patieuts in tho I itroke be would set them, we were certain penitentiary hospital used to be twenty-j x» win. Well, now, what think? ........... ............................................................... .. do -you ----------------four d«r. before tb. raw that fellow, blft ■ That Isn’t wbu I'm goli« Uiftll so«. Tb. five; it Is now reduceil to seven..-Brooklyn — .ndstrnniTM he was, wm keeled kee!«l over over in the race came off at the appointed time (for a ind strong as ho In tbe Eagle. wonder>—11:30 o’clock. There net er was a x>at just as they were coming In from Fatting Is Beneficial. practice one morning, aud was taken up to better day; a clear aky, beautiful water, not a breath of wind. I needn’t describe “I hare never felt nny but good effects inartera in a dead faint. from my experiment," said Dr. H. S. Tan­ - "They got a doctor there as soon as pos- the race to you. You’ve seen plenty, no ner, whoso fast of forty days some yean rible; and tbe doctor looked at him and doubt. Tbe crews came up iu their ago made him famous. "In fact. I am! talked to him und felt of him and listened launcbos, got into lhe boats, pulled around firmly convinced that if a man shou! 1 fast n him awhile, and then he looked up and to tbe starting place, stripped off their for forty days every ten years in L s life >ut with IU 'Hu’ll be all right, presently, blue and crimson Jerseys, and at tbe word there is no reason why bo should not live 10 far as getting about is concerned. But off they went. There was the usual yell­ to be a hundred years old. He renews his 10 more rowingfor him. The inau has * ing and cheering and steam whistling and hooting, but tbe boats were quickly out of youth every time be does it The truth is seart trouble—Incurable. Put him In * that the American people are all digging Mat again and you kill him.* that, and the thing settled down into a test their graves with their teeth. I am a strict "You ought to hare heard the crew cap­ of speed and pluck and endurance between vegetarian. 1 eat but two tneata a day and tain groan Hlu«u nt nw that. w«u You ** ’d have thought the two aa to which should reach the other nothing nt all after noon. Meat eating ta ■ le had a heart trouble. end of the courto%flr»t. But bless you, exi&Mdveat the best You feed an animal ] " “Then TL<»v.v ..dj:.; as „ well .,or. give »I.v up the th* there wasn’t any doubt from the very first we niifiht ten pounds of grain to get a port of fine .^4 he. ‘He wn* worth any three of incur boat. We didn’t take tbe lead at pound of meat. It • o•f ua; nn(•] we •haven't •­ a man to flrot. We didn't wont to. ‘‘We simply It is like putting tr** ten good ;he it* Irank Ikink and nn<! then t’u-n a year mar take bis 1.1__place. ■___ > ’ « wanted to hang close on tbe stern of tbe gold dollars in tbe afterward giving the bank a receipt fox boat for the first two miles or so. Aud we “The doctor bad nothing to say to this, fifty cents.”—Chicago Inter Ocean. md pretty quick got up to go. Chiswick had no trouble In doing that. Indeed the other crew didn’t work over hard those the captain) followed him to the door. first two miles either, out that suited us " ‘Doctor, take that back,’ said he, al­ “Then the mariners were afraid, and lies! crying. ‘Let him pull in the race all right. If they wanted to take it easy they said. Let us cast lots, that we may Friday.’ tbe flrot half of the race we were willing. know on whose account this storm is come.' “l'he doctor shook his head. ‘He mustn’t The last mile waa tbe part where we meant So they cast lots, and the lot fell, upon lo it. He must not!’ said he. ‘He’ll come to put in outwork. Jonah. They took up Jonah and cast him lome a dead man if be does.’ "It was a wonderful spurt when it did forth into tbe sea, and the sen ceased rag­ " ‘Well, doctor, you won’t say anything come. AU at once, just post the third ing." ibout this, please. For certain reasons mile stake, they quickened their stroke, This, as described in the Scripture.*;, was re’d rather it wouldn’t get out.’ considering that th! time had come at last, rough on Jonah, but it was a very com­ ” ‘Certainly not,’ said the doctor, and to leave us behind them; and all atonoe mon thing In his day to make such human rent away. then our fellows quickened their stroke, sacrifices for the purpose of appeasing the “Then Chiswick, with a face as long as too, and just didn't let them do it. That element*.—Washington Star.^ iu oar blade and without a word to any- stroke oar of ours he looked in lhe cox­ >ody save to call to Bancroft to come with swain's eye and saw, without a word being him, went out the door and down to the said, what was going on; and the next Plants used in love divinations are com­ river and off for a pull in the pair oar. minute down went bls bead almost into “And now comes tbe queer thing that the Uultssieerer's lap. And then at it they mon. In runny parts of England nnd Scot­ land the familiar southern wood Is known happened—or lhe first part of it. went, eight h.en like one, working like as “lad's lave,” ‘'lad-lorelaas,'' or "lad's “Chiswick and Bancroft pulled up beavers. Beavers! Working like insane love and lasses’ delight.” Another British itream a good bit nnd then resting on meu. They had to work. There wasn’t name for the plant is “old man’s love," or '.heir oars bad drifted In close ashore, any get out of it or alack up to It or any­ simply “old man,” from its use recom­ rhen all at once looking np right there on thing else. There was that big fellow mended by Pliny. In Woburn, Mass., Bartlett’s point, within tweaty fwt of down at the Irattom of the row, working • this herb la called “boy's love," and it Is ;hem, they saw an apparition. There waa back aud forth with that long, quick, said that if a girl tucks a bit In her shoe leanings, the stroke, ruddy and frwh as tremendous stroke; and tbe next man had she will marry the first boy she iver, standing there and looking at them. to work with him, and the next with him, Kansas City Journal. “ 'Hello, Jen,’ Chiswick addreesed him, and so on. And the boat started up as rarprised enough, but no believer in though she hnd had an engine in ber some­ Chosta. 'How in the name of tbe seven where; they were alongside lhe other crew Electric Meter*. That there is still a field for invention in wondere did you get yourself well again before you knew it. alongside and then ahead, and then one length you could arc electric meters is shown by the number cf ind down here so quick? You must have between 'era—two—three—four—five—and patents for devices designed to record the had a private locomotive.’ "‘Eh?’ answered Jennings. ‘I—"—fancy then you hated to count ’em, you felt so flow of current continually issued from tho bad for the other fellow*, and that's the patent office. A good meter should be reli­ ;here must lie some mistake.’ “And then, m they touched t-o bank, able, accurate, substantial, cheap and easy way the race was won." to read, but notwithstanding the work of :hey saw from his clothes and hi* voice Tbe young Harvard fellow ended bta various inventors during several years, ind one or two other bits of things that it story rather abruptly and looked at hia there is no such instrument on the market jrasn’t Jennings, at all; it was a stranger. three auditors, who had followed bta nar­ July it was J us. tea much a wonder tn i hern today.—New York World. rative breathless, from start to finish. is ever the way the man looked like Jeo"Wasn’t that quite a scheme?" be asked, ilngs. He waa 'put nj? exactly like him, with an air bf pride. lhe same powerful frame, the same long “I should think so,” answered one of the With the object of avoiding the difficul­ tegs and arms, the. same big chest and two young Yala fellow* soberly. He evi­ ty experienced in photography of obtaining dently did uot approve the “scheme,” a distinct foreground aud background at ihoulders, and when it camo to his head though he did not say so. the same time, n leading French photogra­ ind faeo of course it was there that tho “But how did they keep Ik quiet?” asked pher flta his camera with two shutters, one rraembianco chiefly was, and it wm aimthe second young Yale fellow. “I ahould for the foreground and tho other for the ?ly marvelous. The eyes, nose, mouth, tha have thought it would have been sure to background, giving that for the former a rariy hair, even tbe bit nf aide whisker iwe exactly alike lu the two then. Either greater and variable degree of openins get out. Didn't the stroke oar—the pro-New York Times. 1 g* n ght have Mt for the other’s picture. fesaional, I suppose be waa—didn’t he tell They saw that It wasn’t Jennings, howof it?” »w, and apologised for speaking to him. In 1842 a Russian farmer conceived the “Not a bit of it," replied tbe young Har­ Ind that mado ulk, and led te a discusidea of extracting oil from the sunflower. vard fellow. "Indeed, that’* a partfof the •lon of boauog mMtterai ln wblch Ue His schemes were considered most vision­ story, and rather the beat part of it, too, ary, but he persevered, until now the in­ itranger showed such considerable Interest about him. He wasn't a professional at dustry is one of enormous proportion^ ind knowledge that Chiswick presently alt Don't think iu Chiswick, aa soon took a notion into his bead—whether it was there being 700,000 acres under cultivation after the race as possible, got him into a ihe notion, entire, I don’t know, but k In Husain. _______________ private room at the quarters, and the treasurer of the University Boat club and JUneroftlf He'd m l ni .Upping „Aor , , Ex-Governor Gilpin, the flrat chief ex­ two or three other fellows with him, and ••“tag Mm take u>. ecutive of Colorado, says he has seen his there the treasurer counted out 1800 in n" r 0Br.t?L* flvo «pin, to state grow from nothing to a population of gruenbacks and handed It to the stranger. 730,000. All this ha* hapjieoed in a little which Bancroft of course agreed, and tbe He was still * stranger; they didn’t even more than thirty years. ami the governor M «*dily, took his d1se» know hi* name. They asked him for that Chiswick had the bow oar, and the himself is not yet nu old min. now though.” therafore was in front of him. Little Johnny is much perplexed to v1 ” / notion, somehow, from your tr««Mr«r raid to him. -ti job will jMt know why It is that be is compelled to go •ooks nnd your talk that you’re been to I »at before,’add Chiswick! ' wS ° * pus your ura to lu* to bed <t night when be isn't sleepy, and “Tbe atrungar took Uio motley ud th. forced to get up In the morning when be ta. mind setting me the best strok* mn The favorite employment of the Prince of Montenegro is the composition ef war songs and historical dramas. In which be -J act with great vigor. •a* rf'XH-i®* jo panod u-sreop *omm svq • ujqtv; .»qi .v• ’-Mvaaijl , uuuicu u»qi sum »ppq aqi— }0 — W an jo x»iq8nvp 's»np!wJ.> « oa; t. -poM oq; jo janooov uu 3uj|n -juqafluy •moans paw i sd* ■JJO pod<lt|« ?OU pUV J«n ,>pts .1 iff SWM ,wqi M0q» 'iprj aqi jo p ijdiiaqi" i" s isaujp*ta ;pa sw 'atv aip jo w!|| -»'U pH*! - n| poofi Xiquxapi w ut»j4*>«-nd Su ] •JWWiaqjsj3H’,,il”*!,!i‘! 3 jptn*I • jino ap!«SucuM upp. pic ->qi u i l|s*T JO UP(W p|O S3J jo ino dip "’’wa; u woff PROBATE OKDFBst? toot MteNgaD,craty<Mi'*” of the frohste rruwatc '< At a session ot r. huide-r. holdcn st .< tbv Hw I County or-Harry, ■■tinea, in said rot. 0’u »»>• (B theCKrQt Hastlnp. aay. the 3rd day ot September.'» thousand eight hundred and ulne. t Present, Am. W. .Iratato-rp. ^IrTibe tnMtrr of the estateot > •« j­ “• •08 s*~r N- ^on resdtof and tll'.nR thw fed. sTSSUe HMthoru. son ; praying that a certain iD<nun'n: lb* «• c ( teaaMeanrtpmroortinc u> tx* ti ■ ->*'“* nro. 8B“SS’ ““ ^Therefore It is ordered, tJat T j1’ (A true copy) ' OVABBIAS'* ’H'«- L No3<i I* hereby p«s l • J »pndsy, puNio auction to the E K’J*'■ ■ • ।st u<*ae? ?*** % d • >■ c OU.” r°™m> TOthl. nfn. wMt.Barry roust.. M.vD.g- . �mortgage sale. been made it . Be^Mwullttons ot J'"’ ■ : 1 heiourtk dav ef Dvreniher A. D., M!‘ b -J ot ir.ortBMW. on iwge M* !.',r.wat a-slAied June 16th, :, ‘-F.rri.et and «Md atuljnment driy .tare of «»•* IU*tsirr-rf Deeds .. iu labcrM of incrtftsaraon. lorl'“r . morta-Mte there h calmed to . . tlv’rodh’ethesun.offour , < >iki-* .-iii<Kwen»y-flve re-nts, ’?, j,-,. ..r t A. ..ty-flve dulls-* pro‘ , ,-r’-- itv. :<i<d .o»u!tur "to-.mi; l»--u instituted lo re>;-curci t'j s*ld nioruge. C7- / ^^J0AP collars and Cuffs. J . <d.i mortC'Ue. k.'d the - made and piovMeil, notice ii;i DaUirtlav tint erv«r ; 5 !>.. :fl at ten 'bill td| G public. , . Hie .-reiiiiM-* being deh« "11 that certain r land situate In the township ’ . mi•• <*f lurry and state of . <ntl described aa follows: southeast .pinrter <’i the , : M.-tl-’tt thirty town one .. w.->t containing twenty j : 1. As«igueo o! .Mortgasee. \ > k«r Assignee of Mortgagee. I CROUP REMEDY! ““•sSK.! Made Only by JM.KFAIRBANK &.C0.1 sno e 'Cough D0nt delay take « jfiinn.■i-iNCentral always the safie . falls UGUliJ’ CHICAGO. r Jbo you lEN’SCOUGH CURE ■ KEMPS BALSAM "S ALWAYS THE BEST 5 <• CKMR IN THE KCamt i.t.iu. j- m p.ru.lp.m. . . I >(■'' ■■ A*t I ZW1 :*i Agent, tlaxUngl Office at FORDS’ HOTEL, TUESDAY, SEPT. 13. One day only 1 YEAR (IF UNRIVALLED SUCCESS! Dr. Holman S. Humphrey, IVbo lta« yisfted ttilsdty onedar each month fur the Met year, his done n-yre i lent pror««?*l< nnl work sr,.l mtuk- moredlfficirH < mra end wann friends among luvailu- un.l nil with whom he has bail hi y krnd of dculines Ini”bl' c“rjc'"' 'A. ; DUKJNG THE COMING YEAR THE DOCTOR’S visits will Im- faithfully continued, and if life and health be spared he hope* to n-ld ruttny i.attira to i>|« already very extensive lf.«t of tmtl -nta. Tb«* tutst two years have Lirxely incna.M-d the tiuintx-rorcbronlc Invalids, owing largely to the peculiar inducnw exerted by the Influenza <La Grippe), < ven those who havectMaped this blightingscourpe feeling its j*eculUtr ef­ fects upon their oystemt. All sufferers from catarrh, throat and lung af­ fection* find Ibemsclru falling lustrad of improving, unless under the most btl.lfc! treatment. This I* also true of catarrhal conditions of .xh<» stomach, towels, khlneys and hladter. Indeed the ghimhifar system Wd mucous membranes have. suffered most, ,<>f(cn lending to neuralgia, rheumatic affections and treavr heart disturbance*. The liver also, one of the Tr.o»t important organs of the IXMly. tins not escaped, mid in tex, ninny cases ha* suffered from congestions, enlnrgvmcnis and gviieral torpidity, aecoinnnni's! by nil its cHstrCMing train <4 symptom*, a.* dropsy, constipa­ tion or the Ixiwels. piles, sick headache, vague nnd namekiss depressions of spirt:-, o-nin's tiens wlfh cold he ml* nnd feet, alternated with hint of palm* and tM.lcs of feet, coated tongue, foul breath, ax lung head. I ack and limbs, thick nnd high colored urine. rrnM. irritable temper, nnd triwral "blur devils." Tho accompanying cuts happily illustrate the foregoing <’.!>rancd t'-nditlonx hi part, all of which Dr. Humphrey treats nud cures where pallctits will faithfully follow instructions, without which tho sick cannot expect help. Ju all obscure illseascd conditions Dr. Humphrey ursc* the afflicted to bring n Mtnpk* of urine for rare analysis. Tlile should Le the first |wm«I on rising, ami put tn an Absolutely cllan bottle, kept cool and brought the same daypa*»cd. nnd at least four ounces In quantity » ff~ positively no cases taken without a personal examination. , 4; Consumption CrngD.—I was rapidly falling into the • Had mff-m) tfr years with serious deafness from grftsp of that fell destroyer, c-unanmptlun. given up by •-u rii. Dr. Iluiuphrvy cured me. physician.* and frii-nds. eo'ild Ju»t i*:l*c about tumble to Kkv. Ira B. Ckrd, llillsdala, Mich. do anyiklngAif account itevi Uxn entirely cured by Dr. I w..4... <(,-nf for years that J could Only bear when Holman 8,- Humphrey. MutS Jxnxik Fhannun, Mar-on. Mich. ■ Iv.t Dr. Holman S. Humphrey has cured mo en1 Bert Wihtk, j/tnslng, .Mich. Pakalysl* CVRXD.-Our little son was pnralyxcd, hnd wasted to a skeleton, was n an-at sufferer from cniarrh. <r n'rii’U-cn long years I suffered the misery and an- rheunmUrmatid obstinate constipation. Wo took him to unre of iH-rlous <lcafne«» from cHtan-h nf throat and Dr. Holman 8. Humphrey at the hotel in Mnson about ! • '.’iir. Was completely cured by Dr. Humphrey. one year ago aud In it few month* !>■• wa< well nnd entire­ Auo*i Kkndalu Hillsdale. Mich. ly over ills paralyzed and nc.'riy helpless condition. Fhank L- Boynton. Hden. tngham Co.. Mich. i »vu» Inirn deaf in one car. Dr* Humphrey restores) my ’.i c ueiipletc. Ok* L. Pk*6«. North Admit*' Mich. torture with ulceration of the stomach to such an extent I -i* troubled for years with catarrh, deafness and that 1 vninlted up every night what I had eaten during rmr.tng train one ear. Was completely cured by Dr. the day. I tried everywhere for relief, even koIor to De* Humphrey. trait, but pt do relief until I put my c.lmj In the hand* of Hrv. F. W. BArt*T-Jo?tK8, Muskegon. Mich. Dr. Holman B. Humyhrey. «ho curtd me entirely In a few months. Mns. M. L. awMWKt.u Lansing, Mich. I hnd N* n very hard of hearing for many years. "• DtsTiirssisn CzTAkRiLAt. BnoNcrtms with smitinu • -.tlrely cured by Dr. Holman S. Humphrey. of Blood (Y-HSD.-For fourth'll years I had been tortur­ E. C. CAUPBRLU IflllS'lxlc, Mlrb. ed with a cough which was often -o wvero ss t > vomit me. nnd at one time I almost bled to Hoi ven’ w-vi-ro extarritof the stomach and l^wds. Dr. Hoitn:- by i>r. Holman 8. Humphrey. MBS. MoLhzt. North A'terns. Mich. . “■ K. H, XT;Un,En,.MKI.. I "a* blind wfth cRtsrnctn in both eyes. Was operated lMUi.su ANDNituvoc* PftosTiiATtoN CntKD.-Wbcn ■m by Dr. Humphrey and my sight restored. . I went tolDr. Holmnn 8. HumphrCy mw-b’. «-*. Mi*.*. A. RunsitLL. Augusta. 33 <*■ had no ld«u of Rotting help, but w< nt slinply to plrtuc m> friends. I could rent«lystepor ukc a mmmntscom1 totally blind for twenty-four years with senile f.;rt for contracted physical r.n'l tnentnl suffering* At -.•-.nnict. Dr. Holman S. Humphrey removal the entar- tlmra 1thought I should tear mv tumd; all was darkness <' ■ ■’.nd eave me good sight. md gloom. Dr. Holman 8 Humjmriy cured u;c cntlrel). Jno. North, Eno Claire. 3Vlr. and I recommend him to all afflicted. ’ D E. Hawley. Ma*on. MtA. Ir.^« ”• Ab*, t Office. I had suffered for years with n sd-ailM IncumLte. vnlvlr>’(*ense of limboart. Dr. Humprey cured me ent inly. AAaaawKa from Disbxsf. of Kidnfts Crnttn.—For 22 J. V. BL’RXXIL Newark. Dblu. mra I have been slowly bn akin* down nnd the - .h of Mny my leg* bejran to *wrll nnd tx-ennv’ so inrp- in a 1 a as fully j:t the clutches uf numb pnDy. Dr Huniph- L*t raw davsrtmt tEtaSklte w.re tarjrer titan the thighs 1 wn" o.mpk’iyT«“up. Dr. Humphrey Las so cntpletcroy cured me completely. ' ________ M1 .! vNi* Blcccm, Rudson. M.ch. ,y cured mo that 1 feel .U’h H.c ML h. An examining bdnnl of medical men at Charlotte. Mich., examined nm and pronotincod me to bo suffor.ng with <!lnb< :c« and thnt I only had about a year to live. Lnd<wDr. Humphrey:.* treatment I nm now ns sound ns a bullet. r*r-u«n_ For 37 ycart IJmve Ix-cn on hivhihi unu nwr ot H> n uirat Buffcrer from tho pains of. A. J. dHURGKK. Manon. Mich. O.VAt.uniA CCRKD.—Fur tbe past three year* I havesuffercd-Mvcrely with extreme depression of tho nervous rj«trm. low spirita. despondency, lore of apixilto. felling jmergy ami general run-down condition of the system. I nnd >n r.t much time aud money trying to get 'roll, ana was finally cured by Dr. Holman 8. Humphrey. Albert HOWttJni Vermontville.M'cn. 4 1 was a drendful sufferer from ioeornut-ir u tax la and pajalysto °* the will. 1 have been entirely cured by i,r-tI,un”’hr,Jr “ Uru skill. Dn. H. Rl-fsklu Newark, O. I was helnlcMlyandhopeleosly sick with a tantcful ny Ua> cured by Dr. Humphrey six years ago. and hare done nn my work ever since. • Ms*» Lotrm* ____________ Money Order Dept. Janesville P- O- Jnnesvtllc, W i»1 measured 4« Inches around my belt froni a very tery mor. Was taken to Prof. Ludlnm. Chlcagn. who wiilddo notnmg for me. Dr. Humphrey removed every vrailgv of the growth out tbo use of anything but medicines. , __ .-..—urn wis Mrs. Hahvbt Smith. Jancoviite '*>»• 1 M soon, Mtat-. ’?• ls?llh For tho past three years I have suffered untnhl catarrh of tbe bowuls and rectum. I hail for ’‘^,mntiOn an invalid from female trouble previous to tbte fearful eoruumpwn of tlw bowels, but managed to keep around and do myjvorx ■ fu'ht »n. but for the put several montln I have faded »> rapt y S° glro up bouso-kocplng ami llvo T’ j At tho time I was taken to see Dr. Humph.-oy throe .ygy ; > i-.-iv.-n upall hope of ever gutting well. had.to. .11 hope •'iys together. My doctors and all my f rientte *>>'1 fivea ud^uI « j >f my ever recovering. I often passed a quart of JeUy-Him » , with long pleoasof membrane from tho bowals at °?ehaif gallon ".’"’’’'days during the twenty-four hours I would pass a .55“.y KSS ;i stuff that looked like my Insides wore rotting away, wneo x finally taken to sou the d mtor at tho howl In Mason 1 ooubl h jtd •u» stairs and had to be c*rrled into tho parlor. I IW-R •hxt day and atn now keening house and doing my o»B. 5 forward ■rained aver a pounds weight, cat and sleep well and look ‘ • Uog and useful life with my family •nJ(2.eiU*«T BabCOOL /5A time, and weighing fire pounds each. All doing well. Maude LittJefleld, 14 reara old, of Cleve­ AB,,Hi Uri)kA >j|tl land, has dinappsnred and left » note ask­ guides who were nccoin>unying him fell ing her parents uot to worry bat "wait *W!lJ,le« wh»“ ascending Mount for the sake of my honor.” Grivola, tn the Areps valley, Italy, and all The mob nt Cleveland carried Ite point three were dashed to death on the rocks. H. MILD of frightening the monument com­ Tho Hoatermaa Publishing company, of mission out of its purpose of moving the tafUTRE bpringfleld, 0., has purchased the Peoria Perry monument. The commission is Transcript for $",650 above the incum­ considering another site for tbe soldiers’ *oniE. brances, which amount to 836,000. monument. The health of Mrs. Harrison is a cause of Part of the Brick & Sherwood Water 'BUlle great anxiety to the president and her Closet Manufacturing company's plant at family and friends generally. The mouth Detroit was burned. Loss, 8»),(n0; insur­ at Loon Lake has apparently done her no ance, 823,000. % good. plana, the copper goddess who playa Anderson & Co., dealers In agricultural with lhe wind ou top of Madison Square implements nt Port Huron, bare failed. Garden tower, New York, will come off A^-u .ud UablUUm are each mi at about her perch this week nnd boshlppcd to Chi­ cago, where she will be put on one of the F. N. Gisborne, the associate of Cyrus W. World’s fair buildings. I leld in laying the Atlantic cable, is dead. Mrs. Harrison will go south as soon as Ho was superintendent of the Canetilsn tbe weather gets cool and stay there all goverment telegraph service. ? " winter. . South Dakota has the weather record In a speech at Plattsmouth, N. Y., as he this year. Frost appeared at Aberdeen —¥*-»*■■«. ria., » was eu route for I>oon Lake, flMte years and tratiaca to' Monday night and Dipped corn and vege­ Harrison sai<l that the federalPresident govern­ tables slightly. . ment could only assist tbe states in the F,il? 1’e*troy‘xl l^e brow house, elevator matter of quarantine, and that wns why arid bo Iler house of Falk, Jung & tbe twenty-day order was issued. ft" A Democratic rally at Bloomington is one of the numbers on the Illinois Demo­ Dr. Miles' Medical Cc..Elkhart,ind. A negro boy, aged 15, known ns Amos, cratic programme. The date is Oct. 10 and TRIAL COTTLE FBEE. murdered another negro boy of 13 at Villa Grover Cleveland will attend. Waiter M. Bifles, aged 23, of Table Eighteen of tbe bodies of those lost in recoil, kuing & Mn Hock Seb., was opposed In his matrimo­ the Western Rracrve have been washed nial Intentions by his parents, nud in ashore at Deer Park, Mich. desperation took a large dose ot lauda­ TIME TABLE. Secretary Rusk was at Chicago Satur ­ num. He whs 4it las£ accounts in n pre­ In effect May 13.1852. day, and his business there was to note an carious condition. llMge.IIU. A(w kllllos bl> victim ha experiment in progress at the stock yards Favorite Route l>etween Grand Rapids, Detroit and the east. with iodide of potash for cows with lumpy robbed him. jaw. Tbe stuff costs $2 per pound, and I'.M- 1 F.Mf '.■»•■> K«-t Thurndny. kept.' 1. a pound will curt one case—if tbe experi­ •I W 1 4 V) Unitwl States Marshal E. H. Parsons, ment succeeds. McCord of 1 tab, ha« received a telegram from At­ |A)tO torney General Miller requesting his re­ ’Elmdale Olarksytlte signation. It is alleged that the marshal,1 Corbett came very near being arrested IS Hake Odessa tilluwed a wealthy Mormon who was in Charlotte, N. C., for desecration of tho Woodbury Kent enced to the penitentiary for practic­ “Sabbath.” He bad continued his daily Hunfield Mulliken ing polygamy to leave the penitentiary on exercise of running, "punching the bag,” Grand J-edge ;so two different occasions and visit his nu­ etc. The police were on tbe watch, but lansluK the Corbett special pulled out at midnight. merous wives. Detroit 10 00 Governor Pattison, of Pennsylvania, has !P. M. The Patter hotel, Kansas City, Kas., was totally destroyed by;fire. Loss, 8)00,- Issued a proclamation urging the citizens' Howard City to prepare for a cholera visitation by a (MO, with insurance. Etl more Stanton 10.10 A vigilance committee has been formed general cleaning up. Imla 7 CO Frank J. Carpenter, of Wilniingtod, has at Frespo, Cal., as a result of the assassina­ ■ Grand Ledge 7 AS 10 been appointed receiver of tho Delaware tion there of Attorney McWhirter. Tlie American Social Science congress branch of tho Iron Halt |Gnmg~Wrat~ [ M.' Samuel Hyslop, a prominent citizen of elected tho following officers for the ensu­ i Del r<>u 7 (» B 40 ing year; President, H. ly. Wayland, of Hudson, Wb.t died of heart disease. Lansing 0 S3 8 10 Grand Ledge io is Philadelphia; first vice president, Andrew A quarrel over the selection of a now 10 3r Mulliken D. White, of Ithaca; general secretary, F; pastor fortke German Lutheran church at Hunfield 10 48 i B. Sanliorn, of Concord, Mas*.; treasurer Bayport, Mich., led lo an affray between 10 Al Woodbury I .ake Odessa 9 IB Anson Phelps Stokes, of New York. John Hrldnn nnd Henry Peters, mem­ Clarksville Tbe rvyuluticmwts In Venezue'a nre bers of the church, in which the last Elmdale named wn.* fatally stabbed. Helduu is in Alto winning right along us is the rule with McCord . revolutionists in South American re­ East I’e.rls public. Edward Hollister, ex-mayor of Alton, Grand Itspldr 12 00 At John Jossey, a rejected suitor, as­ HL, wns fatally hurt by a railway train at saulted Lula Butler, of near Forsythe, Ga. that city while walking on the track. He Lv I ,| TTT very deaf aud did not hear the ap­ A meeting wns going on half a mile away is, 1 ,. Grand i^dge train unLil it was too late. ., Portland 10 » and tliith.-r Lula mode her way and told her proaching 1 Ar Ionia 11 23 i to story. .Tossey was hunted up nud filled Tbe Regents’ Park Baptist church of I.v Hon ard City 1 00 full-pf lend iu the most approved Ameri* London ■ has invited Rev. Dr. George C. Ar Ionia •• Stanton can style. All the parties were negroes. Ixirituer, formerly of Chicago,' to become i- d more Mrs. Ella Welsh, of Cincinnati, died of Ils ' pastor. Nervous Prostration, F/Ji uuiy ta holditn . the ■id in'il-1ir.ige.; nr so HISTORY OF A WEEK. ..iz? ;g Thu mining town of Rocky Bar, In Idaho, was swept by fire, nearly every human habitation in the place beiug de­ stroyed. The loss was about 8<j,aX). Friday, Sept. S. Mrs. Harrison baa gone to Florida for Moorish corsairs seized a Spanish ship, her health aud will not return to Wash­ nnd carried off hfr cargo nud eleven of her ington the approachlug winter. crew. The Spanish government lixs taken Word conies by way of Cuba that the ineibiirw to rescue the men and punish Honduras revolution has ended and that their captors. the insurgent leader, General Nuilla, has The following congressional nominations been captured and shot. nre reported: Seventh Mississippi, C. E. William Henry Allen, an inmate of the Hooker (Dem.): Fifth Mls»i*si|tpi, W. H. Minnesota Sclaiura1 Home, has fallen heir lintcliff (People's): Sixth Texas, Joseph to $4,(Xrt.OOO by the death of his brother in Abbott (Dem.); Seventh Indiana,Charles L. California. Henry (Bep.); Second Maryland, George Ore worth 810,(00 a ton has been struck A. Baker (Rep.); Third Maryland, Charles in the Golden Fleece mine at Lake ^ty, Herzog (Repl); Fourth Maryland, A. W. Colo. It is too valuable to ship by freight, Spates (Rep.). aud is forwarded to the spiel ter by ex­ A vicious cow attacked Gladstone and press. knocked him down. It attempted to gore Congressional nomipatlons: First Mich­ him, but'wa* driven away before serious igan district, E. S. Greet- (People’s); harm bad been done. Fourth Minnesota, A. R. Keifer (Repub­ Henry Cabot Lodge has avojrcd his can­ lican); Eighth Tennessee. B. A. Enloe didacy for the for the United States sena­ (Democrat).___________________ torship to succeed Dawes. VESSELS HOLDING BACK. J. II. Hill, president of the Groat North­ ern railway, has given his check far 8136,­ Waiting for Action on rretidcnt Karri830 In full payment for a life insurance ion'« Proclamation. policy for $100,000 and an annuity of 812,Washington, Sept. &.—Reports received IXJO commenci ng ten yean hence. zVn Arabian wedding has just been com­ ns to the collection of tolls on the Sanlt pleted at Cincinnati having occupied the St. Marie (St. Marya Falls, canal under the whole of three days. president's proclamation seem to indicate An anonymous writer informs tbo Den­ that Canadian vessels are holding back ver Evening Times thnt he is going to waiting to see what action the Canadian Pittsburg to kill Frick, Lovejoy nnd Car­ government will take in tho way of re­ negie. After which he will cheat the gal­ funding the tolls imposed by tbe United lows by shooting himself. States. Thus far the Canadian authori­ Mrs. Peltier has been unconscious at ties have not given thesllghtestindication Haverhill, Mass., for a week and is slow­ of any purpose to fulfill tbe expectations ly is'coming ossified. ‘ entertained of them in that respect, and Frank Errot and L. B. Cashoy, on their the grain steamers are leaving Montreal way from Adamsburg, Pa, with a team- only half loaded. destined for McKeesport,drove overan em­ bankment and jErret was so badly wound­ On the first day of the enforcement of ed that be will die. Cashey is severely the proclamation only one vessel out of hurt. ‘ sixty-two which passed througli was a excessive laughing. She laughed IncesMillly from Sunday morning to Monday nlghL __________ Saturday. Sept. 3. . Congressional nominations: Eleventh Illinois, Trnfcon Plautz (Dcin.); Eleventh Missouri. John J. O'Neill (Dem.); Fifth Ohio, G. L. Griffith (Rep.); Seventh South Carolina, George W. Murray (Rep.);Third Minnesota, O. M. Hall (Dem.); Seventh Minnesota, Henry Feig (Rep.); Nevada, F. G. Newland* (Silver Rep.); Twelfth Michi­ gan, J. Maurice Finn (IJextx.) Hugh O’Donnell and four other mem­ bers of the Homstcad advisory committee have been held in 82,000 bonds for trial on tho charge of conspiracy. -Mark Baldwin, the bHM! ball pitcher, haaalso been placed under 82,(<W bail on a charge of being one of the Homestead rioters. Bishop Paret announces that the new protcstnnt Theological school for entered people in Washington will bs opened this month. The Daily News, of Lincoln, Ills., has been sold to C. A. Higgins, who will as­ sume the management of the paper Sept 17. D. B. Henderson wns seriously injured by the collapse of a platform from which he was shaking at Manchester, la. Tbe President has leh Washington for Loon Lake. He will make no stops en route. Il is reported that E. Lawsauce God kin, of tbe New York Evening Post, will be offerer! tbe posltiop on Harper's Weekly left vacant by thod-ath ot George William Curtis. The Supreme lodge, K. of P., bos deci dal lhe Aldine lodge cue, susteinimj the decision of Grund Chancellor Shaw, re­ storing lhe charter of the lodge. John L. Sullivan bn* started for New Orleans nud admiring crowds are cheering Um nt every station on the way, among whom nre some women. _ Mm. Tod Dineer, ot Yankton, fi. D„ Is • tho mother of four girls, all born at one Cananlan boat. Thin was the Uniled Em­ pire, which carried 5C0 tuns of flour and twelve tons of mixed freight for Sarnia. On this she paid toll amounting to 8112. She had also C84 tons of wh'eat for Port Huron, Mich., on which no toll was col­ lected, as it wa* destined for an American port. Tho next day three vessels out of fifty-two were Canadians, one of them be­ ing a Canadian Pacific liner. The number is now increasing every day and the amount of tolls collected is proportion­ ately greater. Compliments to Illlnol* Soldiers. Washington, Sept. 2.—Captain J. B. Babcock, of the Fifth L’nirtd States cavalry, detailed to inspect the troops at tlieannual encampmentof the Illinois Na­ tion Guards at Camp Lincoln this year, has submitted his report to the war de­ partment. He finds the troops, as a rule, well drilled, and they made, be says, when marching In columns an excellent appear­ ance. The only serious defect In their car­ riage wns thnt they did not bold their elites up a sufficient height. The men were its a general thing broad shouldered nud fine specimens of manhood. THE MARKETS. HiLaAL’KKX. Sept. 5. ' Eartcy—No. 2. file; O. tober. tec; samples. No. 2 choice, ffl&GJc. Rye-No. 1 tee; Nc. - Kfcc. Oats—No. 2 white ff%c; East Buffalo. Sept. ft. Cattle—Two hundred nod sixty loads on tala; market dulL Sheep aud lambs—Eighty five loaia on salt; market slow aul lower. Hogs Sevanta loads on sale; demand good and prices steady to atroiig; peckers. 8583® Yorkers, JS.-Saii) for corn-fed and 84. kl» for fair graaxora; best select* 1 pigs, *:.*.5»i.ua ozT signal. Parlor ears on all trains between Grand Rap­ Ids and Detroit. Seals 23 cents. Connections made in Union station, Grand Rapids with the Chicago* Wjutt Michigan Railway fob Chicago and thk Wknt and for MlhkjcGON, MAN1.1TKK. TUAVHIWB CITY. El.K RAP­ IDS AND PgTOsKF-r. Favorite route to the summer resorts of northern Michigan. lA-aye for .ManMee and Traverse City 7.35 A. M. aoo 5:17 l». M. Parlor cars on day trains and sleepers on night trams to ChicagoAsk our agents for further particulars or write to Georgk DkHatkn, GenT Pass? Ag’t. Grand Rapids. MORTGAGE BALE. Whereas default has been made in the pay­ meat of a certain Indenture of mortgage made andxxecuted by Clement Higdon, of Rives. Jacksoh county and state of Michigan to Peter Covert, nf Farmer village, Seneca county and state of New York, bearing date the 29’.b day of September, A. 1>. 1874 and recorded In the register of deeds office of Barry countyand state of Michlgiui tn liber X of mortgages on page 562 on tho first day of October A. D. 1S74 on which mortgage there Is claimed to be due and unpaid at the date of this notice the sum of eight hundred and ninety fire dollars and.fifty two cents igaubJB) and no proceedings at law or In equity having been Instituted to recover said debt or any port thereof. Now, therefore. by virtue ot the power of sale contained lu said mortgage, and tho statute la >U‘h case made ami provided, notice is hereby liven that on Friday tbe 14Ui day of October. A. I>. 18l», at one o’clock In the afternoon. I shall sell at public auction, to the high* a bidder, at the north front door of the court bouse In the city of Hastings. Ghat being the olace where the circuit court tor Barry county Is hold­ en), tbe premises described In Mid mortgage, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount dun oa said mortgage, with accruug interest., and all legal costs, toge'ber with an attorney's fee ot twenty-five dollars covenanted for therein, the premises being cescrlhed in said mortgage as all the undivid­ ed one hVfdf the northwest quarter of the south east quarter of section thirty one (31) town three (Si north of ramie seven (7) west and con­ taining forty acres ol. land mure or less; also the following premises, beginning at a stake standing south twelve chains twelve and oneImlf links from a stake, sixteen chiltu and thirty links west from quarter stake between sections thirty pne anil thirty two In die above town, thence west eleven chains to a post, thence south smnteen degree*, east six chains aud fifty links to a white oak tree, thence north seventy nine degrees, east nine chai nr and twenty five links to a post, thence north four chains ana fifty links to the place ot beginning, together wit 11 all tbe right of fiowage which the party o’ the first part now has. cxcep'tng from lhe above1 four half acre lot* heretofore deeded to Hocker, Scott. Buchanan —■* ---------” situate in tbe county of Bi id state of Michigan. Dated July lEtb, 183?. 1'KTBB COVKRT, Mortgagee. Jamis WHbaton, Attorney lor Mortgagee. SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE. The success of tins Great Cough Cure is without a parallel in lhe history of medicine. All druggists ore authorized to sell it on a pos­ itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can st-.-. cessluliy stand. That it may become known, it will cure yoa. If your child has the Croup, or Whooping Cough, use it promptly, and reLcf is sure. If you dread that insidious disease Consumption, use it. Ask your Druggist for SHDjOH’S CURE, Pike locts., 50 cts. and fl.oo. > If your Lungs are sore or Bock lame, tan Shiloh's Porous Piaster, Price 35 cts. I i �MORE PAPER THAN CASH IS USED IN REGULAR BUSINESS. Payman U Prevail. Senator Sherman is credited with saying that e.ne-thinl of the world’s business. is done with cash nnd two-thirds with con­ -ide nee. There is no need to look further than Wall street to find abundant, proof of the wisdom of this statement. Strange as it may seem, the daily business.of tho great­ est of all money marts is done without Xhc use of money. Checks only are used, and the scratch of the pen is a far more potent than the chink of gold. cut, our Congressional sound i The above Tho acceptance of thia form of transfer a faillifal 11 'ture of Nominee. Is xzx. Dr. UC...A H*’nry •F.• Thoma.*, of Allegan, the :in values and tho relegation of currency republican nominee for congress In this :from the counting room* of today are but district. 1tbe logical outgrowth of the development of Dr. Thomas la a native Woiverine. He :modern finance. Money in large amounts was boru in Jaeksoa county 48 years ago. is bttiky, and iu handling is attended with Twelve years later with his parents be eare and risk; checks nnd drafts or “paper” moved to the city of Hastings, where his is safe, easily handled nnd insures -unques­ father a Methodist minister, had charge of 'tionable accuracy in accounts. A check for a million dollars can lw the Ottawa Indian Mission, so that Hastings and Barry county have an ihU-irst iu him. written In a moment, anu many such are Dr. Thomas secured what schooling was written every week in Wall street. The possible In the primitive public schools of transfer of $l,OUO,uno in currency, from one tlie time. nnd. then attended Richland bank or office to another would entail more seminary, lie went from there to Albion or less risk and n vast amount of labor, tor college, expecting to complete a course in that amount of money could not be counted that Institution. It was while be, a boy of tn leas than a business day by one man, as 18, wns laboring in the face of many the bills of the national currency run. If money were used in Wall street tho obstacles, to acquire proper training tor that position in life for which bis energy force dt chirks employed in the offices and ability entitled blm, that one of the would have to be doubled. The total many mgent calls of his country tor nmotfat of currency iu circulation through­ volunteers to put down treason and out the country would hardly be sufficient to meet the wants of this one short street rebellion was made. The niettle-of which this man is made of business, numbering less than 200 build­ was shown by his brave act. In which he, ings. All the money In the country would a young man full ot hope, ambition and soon pile up in Wall street, and the entire with bright prospects before him, faced the industrial machinery of the land would be The street would become certainty of great sacrifices of bis own demoralized. interests- and the great possibility of yield­ tho prey of thieves, anti roguery would run ing up his life. But without hesitation, rampant. Bqt how different Is the actual condition yet not In rashness but after cool and of affairs under the present system of ex­ patriotic deliberation, he forsook his loved change. The money of the street—bills, college home for the privations and dan­ coin and bullion—rests in the vaults of tbo gers of the army. He enlisted In Co. D., safe deposit companies aud the subtreas­ 7th Michigan cavalry. He was promoted ury, while vast sums change hands for efficiency and bravery until he became through the medium of check and draft 2nd Heutenant He served until lhe close without a dollar being disturbed. Wall of the war in 1885. receiving an houorable street is the clearing houseot the country, discharge. and the subtreasury does more business After his return from the south, young than the national treasury at Washington. Thomas took up n course in tbe slate nor­ Considering the enormous business done mal school of Ypsilanti. In the tell of in Wall street, the ratio ot dishonesty 1886 he entered the medical department there — dishonesty that comes to light of the state university, graduating In 1888. through exposures of bold and vulgar theft He located in Allegan in the following —is less than in any other part of the ' year, and has continued to reside tflere, world. This may not be as much due to being prominently connecten with the the inborn honesty of the persons who are affairs of Allegan village and countyi in places of trust perhaps as the safe­ Dr. Thomas has filled ninny positions of guards that are established by the system trust and honor, always with credit to him­ in vogue. All checks arc payable “to self. lie has been president of the village, order,” surd can be cashed only by the per­ and has been prominent In all affairs In son in whose name they are made out. that place. In 1872 he was elected to the Many banks and private bankers make house of representatives from Allegan their checks payable to the order of their .county. So creditably did he fill the place cashiers, and they iu turn make them pay­ that the people In 1874 elected him to the able to the order of the payee, so that every state senate, lu which body he had the check thus drown must bear three names great honor and distinction of having more before it is good. The payment of such a chairmanships of committees accorded check to any but the right person is there­ him than any other setiaton This yis in fore almost an impassibility, and if the recognition of fils ability, worth any work. check is lost it Is only worth the paper it is He is a clear, convincing forcible speaker, written upon. x though making no pretentions to oratory. At the close of each day tho brokers of Tlw Journal states iu its last issue, that tbe street bundle up the bonds and securi­ the people’s nominee will make a canvas ties on hand and tho collateral for loans or of the district, aud intimates that he Is stocks carried “on margins” for customers “fortunate In his opponent" We give the and send them to the safe deposit vaults Journal and Mr. Yaple notice now that if,. tor safe keeping. they are leaning on any such staff “s thaU The clerks that carry these valuable pa they will discover nett November that they pers to a place of safety may be seen any have trusted to a broken reed. Mr. Yaple day In numbers at the dose of the business will find that his opponent Is abundantly hours in the. street. Tha papers are in a able to look after his own interests, and stout leather bog. Tills is carried between that tlie figures on election night will two clerks, while a man walks behind, in demonstrate that Dr. Thomas ,Is “in it.” «tep with them and at their very heels, his Dr. Thomas stands deservedly well as a eyes on the bag and his hand in the right citizen and man. He is a scholarly gentle­ I pocket of hfa coat, where reclines a loaded man. a mon of the people, whose, training 1 revolver/ and experience qualify him to faithfully The amounts carried in this manner run represent this district at Washington. into tbe millions, But only coupon bonds would be o? value if stolen. Tho stocks and registered bonds stand in the names of Perfect Electric Light. the persons to whom they belong and are One of the things which Professor Elihu, valueless to others. Thomson hopes to see in tbe future is the Tho regular banks do not pay over money production of a current of electricity that in their transactions between each other, could be made to alternate no less than and paper is king with them too. All their 500.000,000,000,000 times n second. When balances are struck by the Clearing House this is accomplished a perfect electric light association, to which dghty-niuu banks will be obtained at very low cost. One of belong, and all amounts are paid by cash­ the most remarkable showings in elec­ iers’ -checks. Tho banks soUle between trical development is the fact that 91 per themselves dally. cent, of the commercial efficiency is now In all the transactions of Wall street delivered.—New York Telegram. and. its great banking ulbutark*, the actual money used is but 1 per cent, of tbo She Shoots Bottles. total amount of values exchanged. This The dowager queen of Portugal la pas­ statement is based on careful calculations sionately fond of shooting, and spends a and may be accepted aa authentic. great deal of time while at ber country. But the question arises, How does tho place cn the seaboard at Caldus; where she money in circulation ever reach the podcamuses herself by aiming with a rifle from cts of the people I The use of checks aud a high window at botthsi thrown into tho drafts ceases when the wage earner is t»ea for that purpose. She is said to bo a reached. He wants hard cash. remarkably expert markswoman.—New Step Into any up town bank—that is, any York Herald. bank not in tho immediate vicinity of Wall street—on any Saturday morning, and you will ecc the coin of the realm on the second An insect of South America has its fangs stage of its journey from the vaults of the no like tbe flower of tho orchid that smaller sabtreosnry of tho government to the pock­ Insects are tempted Into ite jaws, while ets of the people. The first stage was certain spiders double themselves up in tbe when the shining dollars and crisp bills angle between tho leaf stalk and tho stem, were hauled in a strong Lox to the hank. and so closely resemble flower buds that The paying teller and his assistants, their unsuspecting prey approach to their flanked by stacks of bills and bags of coin, destruction.—Philadelphia Ledger begin to deal out money In exchange for checks from the rooDlencthe-wicketof their cageliko compartments behind the counter “1 think I shall be safe in marrying arc opened in the morning, and keep at it George; he would never marry me for my until they are closed at noon. All tbe busi­ pjoney,” said Ethel. ness of Saturday is compressed into the “How do you know?” two hours between 10 and 12 o’clock. “I am told be doesn’t care for money; he The custcniers come in dozens and scores, throws it away as fast as he gets It.”—Ex­ each with his bank book and checks for de­ change. ___________________ posit, or ou which to draw cosh. On Satur­ day 90 ;>er cent, come to draw money out. There is a distinct movement toward They are the big storekeepers with long uniformity in the gauge of tho steam rail­ pay rolls, wholesale merchontM, factory roads in this country, for in ten years the Qjyners, contractors, in fact the employing increase has been from 81.1 per cent, of the class. They come in cab« and afoot, each whole to 03.3 per cent. with a stout satchel in which to take away the money that is to go to their employees. The expert counters of paper money de­ Thousands of dollars are bandied in this tect counterfeits more by the eye than by manner, and, ns with the “paper” of Wall feeling, though if the quality of paper be street, It is seldom that any is lost. poor they can tell it by the sense of touch. “We liavc over 1,100 customers on our books,” said Cashier Edward Skillen to a It is not necessary to know shorthand to reporter, “and from 300 to 500 of them cornu be a reporter, every reporter baa his own here on Saturday to get the money wdth system of taking notes, but tew rcjxirters which they pay their employees. We dis­ boast of being shorthand writers. burse all tha way from tlOO to f 10,000 to each one on Saturday, aud tbe most ot It Overwork, whether of muscle or brain, goes directly to working people. When is harmful and often fatal; but what is you think that there are more than fifty overwork for one man may be nothing but big banks with a line of custom like ours wholesoma activity for another. you can form some idea of tho money that Is disbursed by them on tbe city's pay day. Tbo ancient Romans had magnificent Of course it Is hard to tell without con­ siderable figuring w’.*at each bank does in dust from falling on their focea. this line, bat It bi a »ig buninew. Saturday is cash day and pspw U at a discount. We do all our business before noon’ and tbe A Presbyterian minister in Scotland ico got into a debate, with a boatman hila creasing a river about faith and rorka, bis position being that faith with* the boatman with multi seriousness, “faith without works’ll no’ da PH gie you an instance. We’ll ca’ this oar ‘fidth’ and this itber oar ‘works.’ Very well Tak’ ‘faith’ first,” and while rowing with it alone the boat went round and round. “Now,” said the boatman, “let’s tak’ “works’ next,” and rowing with it alone the boat went round the other way. “We will noo,” continued the boatman, “tak* ‘faith’ an ‘works’ thegither. Noo,” exclaimed he triumphantly, as he rowed with both oars at tbe same time, “we can get ower the water; an this is the only way thnt we can get ower the troubled ocean o’ the wnrl’ ta« tho peaceful shores o’ immor­ tality.”—New York Tribune. Mrs. K. C., aaks: ‘TwWi you would tell me what to take for an offensive breath. I think perhaps it is from my teeth.” Very likely. The cheapest nnd readiest, anti­ septic is borax, which figures in standard tooth washes A half pound box, which costs twenty cents, will last a year. Dis­ solve one-eighth of a leaspoonful, Le., • good pinch in half a glassful of warm water and brush the teeth and rinse the mouth with it several times a day. It will prevent decay ot the teeth. A very little may be swallowed with good effect. A pinch of Ixtrax dissolved in the mouth slowly, but not swallowed, heals canker speedily.—Shirley Dare in Boston Globe. A Boitmln'i Greeting. Here is a story of Mr. Albert Chevalier. The clever comedian lives on the river, and often has to cross by tho ferryboat. One of the boatmen has experienced great diffi­ culty in pronouncing Mr. Chevalier’s name —ho has tried all ways. A short time ago the owner of tho name was just getting into tbe boat, when the boatman looked at him a»d emphasized his customary greet­ ing in a manner which showed that he had mastered it at last. “Good morning,” said Mr. Chevalier. ‘‘Ah! good morning, Mr. ShUlalahi” came the reply.—London Tit-Bits. XDSnNl.STRJ.ToBS SALE. In the matter of lhe estate of George Hv Me LHtau, deceased. Notice is hereby given that I shall sell jU public auctioa to the highest bidder, on Friday, the 21»t dav of October. A. D-. 1832. nt ten o'clock. In the forenoon In the Probate office In the city ot Hastings in the county ot Barry. In tbe state of Micbiz.in. pursuant U> license and authority crantM to me ou the 26tlt day of August, A. I». 1W2. by the. Probate court of Barry county. Mlcbtan, all of the estate, right, title and interest of tbe said de­ ceased of. in aud to the real estate situate and Ming tn the county of Barry, in the srate of Michigan, known apd described as-follows, to-wit: Tbe undivided one-half. (HD of tbe east twentv-four feet of lot four hundred ninety-three SU3) of tbe city, formerly village, of Hastings, lebigan. tu-cordlnjr to the recorded plat there- Dated Sept. 5th, A. D , IMS . 1>. G. KcntNsox. Administrator. PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan. County of Barry-ss. At a session of the Probate Court for Che County of Bam-. hoiden at the Probate Office, In the city of 'HaMlnss, in said county, on Wednesday, tbe Tth day of September, in the year one thousand elgnt hundred and ninety Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ot Probate. lu the matter of the estate of Olive M. Rus­ sell, deceased. John J. Perkins, administrator of said es­ tate, comes into court and represents that he is prepared to Bio bls final account as such ad­ ministrator with said estate, that the- same may be heard and allowed and a decree of as­ signment duly made and he be discharged from said tni'k Thereupon it Is ordered, that Friday, tbe 7th day of October. A- D. IWA at ten o'clock in the forenoon, be assigned for the bearing ot said petition,and that thebelrs at law of sola deceas­ ed. and all other persons interested In said estott* are required to appear nt a session of said court, then to be hoiden nt tbe Probate office, tn tbe city of Hastings, In said county, and show cause, if any there be, why the prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. And it is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to tho persons Interested in said estate, of tho pendency of said petition, and the hear­ ing thereof by causing a copy of this order to be puoilshed In the Hastings Baxnxk a news­ paper printed abd circulated In said County of Barry once In each week for three successive weeks previous to said day ot hearing. CHAJIUS W. AMMSTIIONG, (A true Copy > Judge of Probate. SCHOOL BOOKS. Peoples.DRUG STORE HE largest complete stock of new and sec­ ond hand School Books and everything needed in the school room in Barry County. T DRUGGIST and book­ seller. and the Originator and promoter of LOW prices for Drugs. Books and School Supplies. ’2nd Hand Books wanted. Websters Dictionary 5c. SEPT. 5 IS THE first day of school and as usual Fred L. Heath is on hand with a complete line of E HAVE just received and opened ud our invoices of new fall dress goods. To say that we are pleased with them would uot describe it. And our friends who have seen them are also satisfied. They are the cheapest amt b«-st line we ever offered. You will say so when you see them. W raon !2 i-rcEirraup We call special attention to a line that cannot fail to please you, and goods that have proven very at tractive to all who have seen them. We refer to the School Books New and second hand. It will pay you to oome come and select from “his large supply of second hand and shelf worn books Many are as good as new. You will save from We are now showing our fir^t invoice of tUp« good*. Come in and see them. at RUSSELLS 25 TO 65 PER CENT Fred L. Heath THE DRUGGIST EMPIRE DHILl H- H. Heath. Funeral furnishing goods and Director. Flrst-etaa hearse and outfit. Rdoras over R. Mudge Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - Mich. C-A.I3 IT-A-L $75,000.00. SURPLUS t7.000.00. \ Incorporated under the laws of the State of Michigan. Open tor business Dec. 15.1888. orncKRs: D. G. Robinson, President; Chester Messer, Vice. Pros. D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. The best d ill m the world. Because it is the most reliable. POSITIVE FORCE PEED. The first and only positive force feed drill made, which has been built as a specialty for 37 years and tried to be imitated by many, even to using the naijie, “[Empire” Inination is the best acknowlegement of superiority. The Empire Spring Hoe Drill da.n be driven anywheft that a wagon or spring tooth harrow can without danger of breaking, and sows with the same gear lhe same quanity of wheat, oats, rye or barley. I cheefuily refer anyone wanting to buy a drill to the fpHowing named armers who have bought of me the past two years and speak in the highest terms of The Tjie Empire. dbucctobb: D. W. Reynolds, D.G. Robinson, John Carreth, Chester Mreaer. P. T. Culgrore. Interest paldon tbaedeposltaand general Banking Business Traun acted. LOOK; HERE Wheat is low and flour should be the same. For a short time I will sell White Rose Flour AT $2.20 Per 100 Lbj. This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to be first grajie. Live poultry wanted JOS. ROGERS. Henry Barnum Clark Otis Jacob Rhodes E Kcrehner John Coleman P Hoard W S Benham O Goodenough Terry Corrigan Francis Wilkes Milton Coulter Peter Haney W W McKibben Joseph Shultz Wm Gorham Henry Crockford Wm Stafford Jas Barnes Chas Bidletnan Chauncey Townsend Barry Bros John Carpenter A J Barnum Frank McNaughton ' Horace Bishop Oscar Matthews Wm H Merrick John McKibben Isaac Taylor A Barnum W H Eaton Cyrus Gibson Leo Myers Fred Williams Thomas Heney John Fleming Emerson Edger Geo Bronson John Dawson E L Smith Matthew Ransom Henry Babcock Chas Rogers S L Feagles J B Wolf • F W Baron Abijah Eaton O Barnum Oscar SiH-nrer Chas. Daldwitl Joseph Bray Chas Youngs F. Bartow fc W Mead C OsgOod [Royal II Brown 'John Alkrding iMannlus 'Dexter StT<iu«e (And others. Farmers come Th. a?d buy this remarkable Drill for it pays to io buy Duy the me BEST. . «» l- rat 'he DC.S1'. BEST. | iu UC I’ Pcontinually •keep a . slock of bn>P> Some of ™ hoe, in sizes from 8 to 13 holes at my shop on Main St. opposite new court house Some of my competitors say I am going out of business which is a mistake. with talerin^zi^ lX2n.g pressure, “hoe Driu- like the Empire spring hoe Drill has no equal, Being built box likf sttm^h? 1 nT’ l,ey w,u wear a hfetime. The wheels will never wabble and will not rub the «ndy l.nd g “ Thete » "0 advantage in SHOE DRILLS over liJe Drills except on 1 sell the Everlasting Galvan ,:ed Steel Aermoter Wind Mill. Wagons, Buggies, Plows and Harrows. R. B. RICHARDS. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-09-15.pdf 96095bfde549fabd890dc1e599ec2751 PDF Text Text I The best Advertis­ ingmediumin Bar­ ry County- ■ Hastings Banner Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. HASTINGS. MICH., SEPTEMBER 45, 1892. WHOLE NO. 1944 VOU XXXVII. NO. 20 Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by DOWAGIAC SHOE OR PRESS DRILL COOK BROS.. ----- AT----- tmim 'men. COUNTY NEWS. THE ORIGNAL RUNNER DRILL. First in theField. First a Success, First the choice of farm- ’ DOWAGIAC SHOEDRiLi. ' ers. First in numbers of sales Wood land. Many of our farmers have and are sow­ ing their wheat—Ches. McIntyre will soon go to Anu Arbor to study medlcliiv-YLIfe insurance men hnvc’been thick in town for a week or t,wo—The corporation kickers haVe not yet given up hopes of downing the corporation. We understhnd that their next move will be a petition to the state legislature—J. M. Smith made a Hy­ ing trip to his farm In Yankee Springs on Saturday and returned on -Monday—It Is reported that the People’s meat market will soon be reoj c icd—The case of Fast vs. Miller will be held in Justice Velte’s ' court on Tuesday—It Is reported that Ed. S.hnnlzis about to buy out Mrs. Hunsiekcr—The policy holders In the Ionin. , Barry A Eaton Fire Insurance Co., who i objected So strcnousljrto paying back as­ sessments, met at the town, hall on Saturday night and voted to pay the assess­ ments—John Velte lias a new well on his lol and expects to build a new house In the spring—School commenced on the 5th with a large attendance—The showers of late are f’ayorablc tor sowing wheat—Ed. Leonard is breaking a colt for Carpenter A Son—Wc hod the pieasu-e of reading the Journal last week and have come to the conclusion that the editor of the BaxNKB was mistaken In regard to the object of John's visit to Middleville. John says he went to Middleville to visit three or four sisters, several brothers and other relatives too numerous to mention, and that he walked two miles and back nil in two hours, from the time he left Hastings. It these facts be true the editor of the I’ANNgii must have been mistaken of course—Some lime since C. C. Dean, our clothier, purchased two dozen campaign caps; one dozen Harrison & Reid caps and one dozen Cleveland & Stevenson caps. 'When only three Cleveland £• Stevenson caps were sold all the Harrison A. Reid caps were gone, if that is an indication of the Woodland vote in Nouember, Har­ rison will be re-elected. Watch the indi­ cator—C. S. Palmerton has been on the sick list for some time, but Is Improving. 1I MOSl' PERFECT x ti:e market. For sod, stubble, dry and wet ground The lightest draft of all grain drills For simplicity of construction it has no equal. I or convenience and ease oi operation it has no rival. For working qualities nothing approaches it. It is simple, practical, effective and durable, combining the acknowledged elements of suc­ cess h are divided among its numerous competitors. Made in 5 anil meh sizes front 11 to 26 shoes. For sale by ' Ira Van Valkenburgh, Ti e Leading ardware Merchant of Barry County. Hastings, Mich Sample drill on exhibition at Store. IMPORTANT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Blankets, Bedding, To every person suffering from Piles or any other Recta! disease. DR. LAKINS, The Rectal specialist of Grand Rapids, is at the Hastings House. -0 Hastings, every Thursday after­ noon and Friday forenoon. Dr. Lakins has a large list of patients in Hastings and vicinity and more are securing his services at each visit as a result of his un­ usual success in his special prac­ tice. All are Invited to call for con­ sultation and examination both of which arc absolutely free. AND Live Geese Feathers When in GRAND RAPIDS stop at 1 he must,complete stock of Dress Goods -ThE KENTuppwlle UNIOS DEPOT. Free Baggage Transfer, line of Gents Furnishing Goods. A spLndid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella lor SI .00, try one. Voigt Herpolsheimer & Co., 70, 80 and 82 Monroe St. grand rapids, .'y>= iiiak.. a sxxnalty f making Goats raits panta to -yrden MICH. New House To consumers of kerosene oil in Ha’tint, -nd Barry Co: W. h.vo e.l.bU.h.ul .auvney « UMltoir, fur the “I, ot Snow Drop oil, which tor lumlu.lln« purpoMshuno «u,l. Brtn« • Kma,ylv»nl. crude and 155 degree. Om teatiaakcalt perfectly Mte. It P™'0"" > clear,nd white light and tree <>lI odor, uor doe. It cauve any deposit on chimney which 1, ao common with cheat'"“A'”” teat Ohio oil. Since July 1. ISOL Michl Lan allow, th, UM ot ISO degrm »re tMt Ju which penult, th, the aale ? made from Ohio crude and possesses a larger percentage of sulphur and after cxtraSngsufflclent naptha (exptoaWe part) toTralse the fire test to 150 degrert ormore diwwMe ortor while'’burning S.°“^^MS.K l’hlUlpw H. U Xewrm, Md Cook A. D. Matxaw, HtsUn&MW1. weeks at a similar institute will be well prepared to treat patients. This institute certainly ought to have the support of the people of thia city and county, and anyone having any friend or relative a victim of strong drink, opium, morphine or tobacco, should call on or write any of the State Hoad officers. There is ample opportunity to Mrs. Kise and daughter. Belle, an; visit­ do much good here, and the afflicted ones ing at Finley Marks.—Frank Marks has ought to seize „ it ... and reclaim themselves returned from Ind. where he has been before It is too late. looking for work.— Mrs. Della Cotton Is. away visiting friends.—Mrs. Frank Marks' is staying with her motlier a few weeks. Harry County Agricultural Socle- man's drug store at Woodland.—MLss Min­ nie Furniss went to Ypsilanti this week where she will attend school at the normal. —There will be a Y. P. 8. C. E. pink eye social at the home of Miss Fleming next week Wednesday evening, Sept Sift L. Carpenter and wife have returned from their visit north.—Mrs. W. F. Hard­ Ing is visiting her mother at Douglass.— E. L. Richards and wife, of Middleville, spent Saturday and Sunday visiting their son, Warren. — Carl Brown Is attending school at Hastings.—Mrs. Eliza Brown is visiting at Petoskey. THE BIO SHOW OF THE WORLD­ 38, 30 and SO, f\ 1893.' To the couple who will bo married be­ fore the grand stand on Thursday: the fol­ lowing: Goodyear Bros., cook stove, Hastings Furniture Co., dresser. Archie McCoy, bedstead to match; Joseph Rogen* Jc Son, chamber set; W. 11. Myers, travel­ ing trunk; Bert Tinkler, 50 pounds of flour, one pound of tea, one bottle pepper sauce, one bar of soap and three papers of tobacco; Bankrupt Store, one pair fine shoes for bride; one copy of Hastings Banner and one copy of Hastings Jour­ nal one year. Crocheted faclnator to the mother of the prettiest babe less than one year old. American Wool Boot Co., one pair of wool boots to one eating the most pumpkin pie In ten minutes. A. E. Henkes, baker and confectioner, will furnish the pies. National Bank, 85 for best crock of but­ ter. butter taking premium to go to donor. By Dickinson, restauranteur, swarm of Italian bees to the party who wins the mixed race. Kurtz Bros., butchers, 15 pounds roast to winner of the bologna race; bolognas will be furnished. Ira VanValkenburgh, hardware dealer, 310 beating stove, to the winner In the oxen race, one half mile to wagon or cart. Dr. S. M. Fowler, dentist, 85; S3 for the best two pound cake of beeswax, 82 for the second best The beeswax taking pre­ mium to go to donor. F. IL Barlow-d: Co., grain dealers, 85; for best bushel of red wheat. Woolley & Bronson, boots and shoes, best pair of shoes to the boy under 16 years winning the shod race. Conditions: Shoes will be numbered, piled In a heap 100 yards from* the wire. Contestants will start from the wire and the first to re­ turn wearing his own shoes will receive the prize. Hastings Engine & Iron Works, 10 gal­ lons of best machine oil and Engineer’s Guide, for traction engine making the best lime once around the track. For Barry County threshers only. . F. L. Heath, druggist and book-seller, 85 in goods on engine race; S3 to 1st, 32 to Sells Brother*’ Triumphal Return from Foreign Latidn. No other amusement event ever created such general interest and caused such widespread comment, aa did the trip to Australia of Sells Brothers’ Big Show of the World, begun last October, and triumphanty completed by a safe ret uni to San Francisco. In June, after six months’ tour of New South Wales. Victoria. South Australia mid Queensland, and a most hazardous and costly journey ot over twenty thousand miles. As the great and famous exhibition, or rather, millionaire alliance ot them, is booked for Hastings, Wednesday, Sept. 21th, it is pertinent to say that the high endorsement with which It was preceded by the American Press was more than etlltorally accepted by our trans-Pacific cotemporaries: which were able papers, not easy to please, and im­ possible to uuduly Influence. We learn, for Instance, from an extended crlti.clsm In the Melbourne Dally Argus that the won­ derful show “must be pronounced a bril­ liant success, for it may be safely said that no such panorama ot wonders has ever be­ fore l*ecu unfolded to a Melbome audi­ ence." That “all Is so good it would be haijl to pick out any particular Item as being the moat worthy of praise.” and that "it would take too much space to mcntlori in detail all the wonderful performances on horseback and foot that were given.” That the "races were splendidly contested, and furnished brilliant spectacles.” The Dally Standard admiringly re­ Quimby. marked: News very scarce—Fanners >ro about "We have had a few big things in Mel­ all done threshing around here—The Has­ bourne, ana have rather flattered our­ tings nine and the Quimby's crossed bats selves upon them, and have grown know­ Jgsl Saturday. Score 10 to 0 in favor of ing enough to ’wink our other eye’ when the Quimbys—A few of the people around discounting the tell tales of bur American Hastings Engine & Iron Works, 10 gaLhere are going to the state fair—Frank cousins. We thought we knew what a kins of best cylinder oil to engineer hanChaffee has a bran new carriage, so look circus was, too, until the Sells Brothers^ .‘ZSling his engine pn fair ground on ten out girls—Mrs. Wm. Hill Jr. Is quite sick. strayed our way. But they have shat“ ­ ... trial. tConditions: . 11 • i u • Engineers Fr. minutes to tered our old beliefs. Twenty shows In CreMy. have not over 80 pounds pressure of steam. Peter Rlckenmore went to Kalamazoo one. and each show a circus In itself, is S. Greusel to mark contesting ground. For too much of a revelation. ” today to commence another term of school Barrv coiinty threshers only. Even when the splendid and daring at the Baptist college.—Thirty-five took Hastings Engine & Iron Works, <>ne the train to see the sights of Kalamazoo on America enterprise was. through the mer­ dozen plow points to ox team walking half cenary and implacable hostility of a quar ­ Labor Day.—Geo Maglnnis and wife spent mile in best time. antine official, forced to open In Sidney Saturday and Sunday with their parents, One barrel kettle to fanner's horse team Mr. and Mrs. J. Brown at this place.— without horses, the Dally telegram of that walking half mile In quickest time. Abe Rlckenmore was at home Sunday to city said: J. W. Babcock, harness maker, bridle, "it is a distinct pleasure to find in visit his parents. -Sarah and Carrie Harber for best general purpose colt of Richland visited at their hncle's, Phil. Sell’s united shows an exhibition manHastings City Bank, 35, to the oldest Barber's Sunday last.—Farmers have com­ festly worthy its American reputation and lady visiting the fair on Thursday.. menced cutting their corn In tnls vicinity. the extensive promises with which It came F. IL Pancoast, jeweler. Si for high upon Australia. ” —Quite a number of our citizens think of jump before the grand stand. 82 best; 81 And such a send off as the fffllowlng changing the annual program Instead of was accorded by the other leadltlfc jour­ second best going to the Mate fair at Lansing, will "Hitch and go” race, Richard Doyle, attend the Grand Rapids fair which com­ nals: irestauranteur. 85. Conditions: Contest­ “Undoubtedly the Sells Brothers have mences the nineteenth. ants will place wagon on the track in kept faith with the public.” — Dally Echo. front of grand stand, under the wire, "Fairly and fully It must be admitted horse In shafts facing wagon and tied with Prof. Gaskill moved,into Peter Aldrich's that the management have brought to halter to front axle, all harness to wagon. Australia the biggest thing ot Its kind ever late residence last week, and will com­ At the signal they will harness horse, seen in this patch of the round earth.” — mence school Monday, Sept. 12th.—At the light a cigar and drive once around the annual school meeting M. M. Rockwell Dally Star. track. $3 to first: 82 to second. "So far as two eyes were premltted to was re-elected moderator. A vote was taken to raise 3125 for.school purposes for observe, out of 100 performers Sells the ensuing year. — The democrats feci haven't got a duffer."—Bulletin. . Following are the real estate transfers And more than the wealth of entertain­ quite elated over the victory won In their for the week ending Sept.l2th, 1392, as county convention, expressing Uicmaelves ment thus lionized abroad will be pre­ taken from the books in the register’s office: sented here, as a big, and for the first time more willing to be defeated by a fair fight Geo. Preston to W. K Allgeo, lot Ml. Qty for principles than to take bitter pills seen, exhibit of rarest and most beautiful Australian living curiosities has been * Frank S. Bliss to Lyman 8. BUm, 15 acres, administered at the hands of a few office sec M. 1 hornapple, ftoO. seekers at the peoples expense as hereto­ added. Franklin BUm to Lyman Bliss, 40 ac. sec M, fore, _ Our local editor of the leader Tnomapt ie. nominal. A. Kln^onry to L U. Barnes, parcel. Closer­ seems to have changed his base of opera­ ni-Cblorlile of Gold Cur® Institute Fecurdale, 915. tion. liavlng moved to the c.lty, taking an A. Blshou to Walter M. Dans. 40 ac, soo U, active part In the editorial columns of the Great Opportunity for Doing Good. UStL‘Masters to Richard Doyle, part of lot 6OZ, Barry County Democrat.—Mrs. A. Whit­ Arrangements have been made whereby City, 8CT5more is convalealng.— Mrs. Grant Moore J. 8. Durham to Mary L. Durham, 40 ac, see returned from Harbor Springs last week. n bi-chloride of gold Institute will be run­ 17. Assyria, nominal. Currie M. Blake to Irvin? Rice, parcel. —W. T. Barber and wife leave Tuesday ning in tills* city. Up to within a year or Orange villn. >75. so ago drinking liquor and the uses of for a visit at While Cloud and Intermediate Wm. Cridler to Sirah Klingensmith, parcel. drugs was regarded as a habit, which any­ points to be gone a week or ten days. Middleville. >300. one with any degree of will power ought Sarah Klingensmith to Ira Wescolt, parcel, to be able to break off. Within the post Middleville. >335. Carlton. W. J. Cl-der to Julia A. Wesoott, parcel. Mldyear these so-called habits have been xfh, Funnlr Harfmui has relumed Iwmo treated as diseases, and the success of the dl-vUle, »75 Melvin Fitch to Maria Fitch, 300 ac. sec 30, from Keene, where lire taut l>een the l>«rf treatment proves them to be such without Yankee Springs. >1000 summer.—T. Thur»lou h,» returned from doubt. At the present time more than 95 Olllo-AFbllo Fuller Ims Kone to Washing­ per cent, of these cam treated result In ton to Jtumd the national encampment.cures, the greater part of those not cured Mlehatl Vealer and Wlllla Carpenter went being represented b£ young men under 25 It is upon wntch guards nowadays that to Lunalntc Tnuradaj to attend the Advent years of age. who do not want' to be cured. amulets are mostly worn. They are cupramp-meetnw. - <«*» Landon was badly To be sure no«u e can b effe. ted that at III posed to possess all sorts of virtues super­ hart by belna kicked by one ot his home, natural. It is oatonishhi^ how many peo­ prevent any person from forming the last Friday.-Clara Kills is to wake her habit again if he or si • des re . Win t ple, even in this enlightened Nineteenth, home thia wilder with her «randrather. can be done is this—a cure can be effected century, have faith in them. Although Mired Haymond.—The Ladle, Aid society destroying the present appetite, but any­ belief in ghosts and witches no longer pre­ was entertained by Mrs. Peter Covert laat one that wishes to can go to drinking vails, yet drend of the mysterious unknown Wednesday.— Delos Smith has returned in nature retains more or less intluenca from Petoskey. He enjoyed the trip, but again If he desires. over every human‘mind. Individuals an The cure that has been established here did not see half the sights. is what is known as the Dr. Byndy cure, often heard to say that they "have no su­ the exclusive right for Barry county hav­ perstitions,” but in reality there is no one ing been purchased. ThU cure has a well who does not cherish a few secretly. The form In which this weakness is most The bridge across the race needs a rail­ known reputation as a good and reliable commonly exhibited is an unreasoning ing each slde.-Miram Payne, hone and one. Il is the purpose of the company to faith that luck inheres in certain objects. carriage went off the bridge Into the race treat its patients by the week If desired, You pick np a copper cent in the street last Satunlay evening. No damage was or will guarantee a cure under satisfactory and put It In your pocketbook for a “hick done except a broken dash board.-The arrangements. Thus by having such an penny.” It' is an amulet pure and simple. R. IL Co. have connected the north end of Institution here patienU can be treated —Washington Star. the switch with the main track. Anse much cheaper than anywhere abroad, and Kingsley is now drawing a pension ot 31-1 all will have the encouragement and sym­ a month.—Lyman Chamberlin and wife, ol pathy ol friends and relatives, which goes Mr. Isnncatein, of New York, returned Coats Grove were visiting friends here ast a great ways toward aiding patients in home very late one night and Mrs. laaacweek.- Hugh Graham was "^ed last continuing treatment. stein asked: week.—-Verne lAXtmls and Clara Payne The following named gentlemen arc the ‘^Sliakey, where you got all dot toboceo entered the matrimonial state last week ones who purchased the right tor this stain on your shirt front?” Isaac DeBack and Llbble Barnes were also county:—W. H. Goodyear, Fred L. Heath, "Blaylng draw boker mit three shantleI’. R. Dunning. L. E. Stauffer, W. O. mana from New Englant, Rachel.” married last week. Lowden, Dr. J. C. Lampman. Jas. D. "Veil, couldn't you turned your head to Benham, T. Phillips and Cook Bros. At one ride ven yon spirt” NMhvllla. “Not mit dose fellers."—New York Sun. Elsie Mayo spent Sunday at Hastings.— an election of officers the following wire elected: B L. Johnson, of Middleville, wm W. H. Goodyear—President. among friends here over Sunday. — it. F. L. Heath—Vice President. Beecher had said that Spurgeon oared Sturgis spent the fore part of the week at W. R. Cook—Scc’y. his popularity no more to his Ualrinbaa ChlpRgo- — Miss Greta Young went to Dr. Lampman—Treas. and examining Grmul R*plda Satunlay where she Intends attending school.-James Ferry weal to physician. L. E. Stauffer, P. IL Dunning and W. Waabtagton on the G. A. R- ex®°”loo‘ , 'iiss Lois Ntirahall returned to the Baptist O. Lowden were elected aa an auditing ,„ college at Kalamazoo Tuesday.—J. C. Fnr- committee. Dr. Lampman having, spent several Words. ntM has accepted a position in Dr. Baugh- 1 �jMM| ,8T"-B?d7^’raerJnnnt" efftarrv and Bturoi tnonictaa*'awdxned J'”‘« >*"• 1 id said assigntueni di.l> ’ 1 toe itegiarer of Dr* «H ■ ESbifX' - row »> 'hr rertmrdAy th® Mrwn- A. IU im. ggg men, lion— to th, • ho ixNiniu arc ho closely paca .. i ,g th- t»tac« wnere inn vir.r Ita rr <.o ml> Is bototu). th- f :.u “nerttbl.S rent » Inehj. P Au. wVs f.re <4 tve-ity-r-ve doltant cm*for th-rrin. th- i*rrtn‘*— tolns de­ I* ...a L.'.IV.V. - -I u..t cvvun. 'T - , i nt iai it nutate l>» H.e town«blp r*.'t >*d® ■ tten''- >4 ''-*,rV *,ld fM"te of 3mi • l,'*A!.orneVs fOf Arsignee of Mortgagee. Paled Juneluud. 1<U. PFCKHAM'S CROUP R EMEDY I ?:• i: ‘ DO YOU । ’"SnOKE^ ED POWERJ' ICOUGH don't delay dUULLU Dd 1i» Diuui o—- “’.'ffiv'ss " S UHE CHILDREN'S COUGH CURE NO. 35 kemp’s Michigan Centw ALWAYS THE SAHE “ Tht Niagara Falls Route.” "2 ALWAYS THE BEST Stations. 5 Sw |-x SA-TWAHD. Hain x< >n............ - Stations. BALSAM QIQflR the -5 .rtl _c IN THE ii|5!» &il*£ watTWAttn. Hastinos................ M. A. GILLMAN. Local Agent, Havtlnga One day only. Office at FORDS’ HOTEL, TUESDAY, OCT, 11 C[TVTFQRTABirT Ui"VAIteI33S2. DB. HOLMAN S. HUMPHREY, Late of London, now of Chicago, with a BRANCH OFFICE at mrjTjSIDJkluE, MICH. i Hu* visited thi* Countr o*cb month Tor tho pul six month*, and during those vlalta haaexaminod and proaenbod lor hundroda, nod e ducted many ortho mo*t Wonderful Cures over mado in the State. *<k vnnr triwi.H an.! neighbors about Dr. Holman S. HnmpUmy. There la scarcely a neighborhood in the county that ImL not bad ths brrirtl of th- doctor's wonderful skill, end rarely a family which has not had one or more of it* m<-mlx-ra hrtfmm'toath arulrretorrt to health after all hope had bin given op and the family physician pronounced the.iase ilirnrahle. If anlh-twl A “»< W110 ,hia mwt eminent physician and anrgeon. All exaniinailons. crtMultallona and advlai free. - Chronu Althoa«h tho doctor Is In man} awacom­ pelled to use expensive tastmments and chemicals in making analjsls. microscopic and other scion title examinations, yet ho niakoa no charges to any one, believing it to be a port of tho physician's dnty to ascertain the patient's trua condition without expense to the sufferer. Whenever and wherever Dr. Hnmphrey decides to locate a monthly visit crowds flock to see him. and no wonder, for br the first examination, nnd often without asking a question, ho tells the Invalid what the tn.able is. and the prospect of a cure, and most wonderful ot all Tie values his fir»t impreeaion and first look ata patient m*'O than all ol«ej*nd Dr.Humphrey la never mis­ taken in his diagnosis in any case. ThedoctoV'amothodsdifferraarkrdlj tram the general proefitinner in mH r-epee'e. Following the plan «>f 8L George's H<*|.ii>J of London, h* registers every particular a* to the patient's physical condition and men. lai state.' The condition of each orgNn, J— ration of any and all dnwvuwd ttarts. and whether symjMithHtic or orpsnir, tecetl er r i iriea are readily computed and the r*-t>>ritut B>wcr of the body m*wnn-d aaainst the rco and energy and dretroctise cnpnbilinea of th* tliaeaa*. Thu* knowing th* se­ ton I condition of the tit sura and the<ff»ct of specific wedicinea upon every structure of th* b«ly. unlike most durtora, he is *na-» bled to aay positively whether noy «irrn caw ie curable «-f u<>t. and can aleo Five the approximate time nnd expense of treat meet, and would here point out the utter delusion cheri-hed by many |>ntiente that they ought to g-t well inn tew days m week*. nXwlfhstandiu, the fart that they have suffered for hta wte I *-rn*tn lb* tre t rbnmic niiil I..lc*1 a and sur^ici np bj «•< tb-clors and nrt>n.«onc*d lararable-. •>o ,n<*i .t—lr*w to **r. Dr. Hnnit-hrey ha* tod r.rarly X.OgO cures in theBtafo *>( Mi'-higaD. white l-i* putl-pls all told in Minnesota. Wiso.nain. II. •in-iis, Alabama. (Joonria. T« nr.vswe, OM“ nt .1 Indiana, have b**n fully fivo time* that nue-.br.; nearly two-thirds nf these sufferer* were givira up ■ M tope Ire* Invalid*, sonic lob - ’.lin.l, MowdeM. and other* a prey to scrr.fula, chronic kidney d>»-1 rase, cansnsiptlon, destructiro f.-malo tn-tiblra. Among other*, hundred* of ebildree h<tp<-Ie**!y ] deformed. But behold now many «>f them *•■* ;iud hanr.whilnnanrly all art* rapidly being rnresl : lite doctor i* surrounded wi h tho floret nhd i mor.t cxtm»lvn collection of Instrument* ever Im- : ported to thia eennby for examining and treat-1 ingali forma of chronic ailments of tho head.ftM * ns. urinary organs, brain and nervy ralyaia. rheumatism, sick hendaclii-. Th" doctor's spcritic mrtlicinre co straixht In । the diseased organ. and ran be plidniv felt nt' work in the dtonx d parta very atortlv aftrrtheit; <t-o la begun. They ara pleasant to take.mild l»nt sovrehina in arti»n. yet iurr~- with tli* tnn*t deli. ' eale lady or child, do not reduce Lie at ran «t li.*r*| can be used while nt Uia usual otcuimii.m. ra many patient" sliH able for hard w<>ik and cl.** Mtentlnn to bnsinrss nro ofteo slowly.aural v, y* t nucoBarinmly d» Ing. knowing themselves ill.». t drcrivrd into a false security, they |.r<x-r*-fi-...t, and put .fl the matter until the case la ren.i-rol loearabi*. Tbo doctor carnAtly rrqn-rta all t-r. i DR. HOLMAN S. HUMPHREY Cures After All Others Fail. of th« patient j» Matenv*tit «n tto |~. Delays are Denxeroua. 14 Many dU****« area. >|«ccptir* that hundreds ara ailing with dangerBy rraxio of false ax>C'g/ r.a j -ntb -f oar tend ara kept in ixnornncr* i on*, yet inaiditma tnaledtea. nil nnconacicus of thrir tin* condition. They kn--w they are not w»ll. bnt are entirely uraorant of the deadly of t|»» auriooa results which oertaia Solitary non icdtecreet practice* pro-1 tana* fastening upon snm* vital nrrnn, which must ne-nrr or l*t*r n»- due*. ThrtA vice* if psrstiesd in evsatuall, undermins the oonatitnte-rl) dratrny there Unlras raseuwd by a skilled hand Arc j<«. stHicted? flnu. induce Mrgrmadebility nnd early decay, orsnnle weiknren. promntur* !<m <>( the tn-inly im,w<*ir. involuntary |.«a vital fluid*. k> tinmt rh*n tbe mn« akiilful physician can teeter you no a*-btaae«. pro«trMi>>n, and oft ihn— ittberillty and chronic *-pil*t*». Of nil muL adira i-fllicflBf mauklud fb-tnla probably none nboat which th* own m«n family .k.-t.ir In avnenw practice knows a<> IlttK jn tA -.nff-ron. ti-x-d u.i* i.tn-utv.n of tbn *xp^ri-n. ed apecirii-t m-r* than C. •** n* b—h Dr. nnmpl.rey's aotire lifu has b*wo davnted t>* the study and work we hareteminkter to a dialed b-wiy. n di,ma«i mind. Nndjlm^lrra. of hte profretdon. st<l Is rich in practical cxpcrieBOwla ’ rapi'al. dispen­ liona til Id with morbid -I. rira* ai.,1 tearful apprehensions. Dr. Horn.1 sary and prirat* predict. »nd many of the tmly wonderful thln<s he has phrey • unpnral!*!rd eorcvM w.rh th,*., ot.f.utnriRtee nri»ea not «,4<u*en and done, ifWd. wnuld read more like n -linn than sober truths from the tact of th* most arimtitfaiUMtepmiitioafediaaihin known either In th* great h**pltn>* of Kurotx, his opportnnitira liave lx«-n rccotid t-» In thia nr any other country, but step to the tart ,.f the direct kiflnene* n« .<ivins num’s: not only to. tot he has thoroughly traveled, and his of htv powerful will upon the twenlinr innntal deprewlun alwiue f-nnd vi*sre i.f life, disrate, etc., are tn hmnd and r.»*mnpoJltan that lilt- a n sueh cuaea. by which be is enabl'd t. infue* a v«rt nf bin (>WH ep.-ru. into th*!*- hopeless liv—. Wn- a..t nil *uch on* a held in th* m—t sZ? cred c.rnti 1-noe th* doctor cooht print>rt«*ra from th..<>M«n<|s ..t B,wt*. f I > I ,...t I.—wlw. Il «V.. * - - AN ——. I — ...I . —— -I — . .. Brown B-qonnl. M. Beru.-.-i . F 11 ■ i>on»ki troth well a^pUsd in Worth a dotea cobjAiture* b. .waver pUnxi- Dr. Humphrey ia the only physician who hns had the special advantage of European b.wpital studiea in mieroaeopy ut tho blood and tlMUO*. who catviea with him a full line of Instruments and apparatus for making strictly advntific examinations of tho various texture* and eecrMiena of the tody, aa the nrino. bh-od. diAchargea of any kind, catarrh­ al secretions, etc., rtc.. which examinatloiw are now rnusfderod Induijrenaibie to a cornwt .fisgnreia in all form* ot obaenro and chronic di>«a*aa. A* vary tew doctor* oataids tho Inrge ciHaa are thus prejmn-d with costly ootfl*. of tnicroscopte and other essential inatrn- HER DOCTORS. id it. .-i.tafie.t7. dim» th** brisht «r«. ral »ni|.-ft*n <l. Rir<.j» U— .nt tL.t.4* rtic mainaprintf <.f -nltnal Hf»—v of aafal .-iiran and finally break down the adnal structure it*e f. Kr-n in wena cases wh<-n thia Uss hnppeu-d nntuu il drill may rtnp the de­ structive uttavnUcsn. -lay the inroads of tho dis. ,h“ t*,,l?*’t * comfortable and tunfnl Jif •. Other cn»p». If n*gl*ct.-d, after putting noertala atautv. die in spit* of all that skill can dra llvnce k is not «nly danfl*rou« todntay.tot ofttnnea criminal, for uio*t all of os live for tLoae w.» lot*, far m-.re thrin f..r <tnM*t*M m».A to rail up<m the doctor and get hl* opinion and ieum whether tb* doora of hope are yet •uch as tore baffled the ekill nf all other phyaU dan* and their remedlee. Dr. Humphrey quickly curea. Ulcer* tnm<>r«, fibroid and nobpoid growths cored without tho nee ot tho knife or caustic... N<» cutting, nc pain, no danger. proarrenire <U««M«a. all or any of which are curable up to a certain time; that !*, until ao*h Quirk, ore!nJ(* » and certain cere fur impotence lo»t mmihi***. aperruatorrbun. lira*nr. wMkneea Manhood Forfeetiy Rmtored. •I.'? nd pMimu Stability. ate. tor pn*tMi<|., ri.'oct.ln unrl nil nri*»,— 1 _■ __ i *v *>r-*l. (xmaoltaUoD fownn.l Mrlcth K kd-oUal. Ateolutu cure* gun-uut«>d N . tl rrak incci rrod, ■ treated and M po*aivaly cured by n nevi-r-faiiing in-«h<A. *• P«r»ona ungklllfitlly tre*|*.i t,r U.a„r T moeth with b. srontat.in, iI.y-1,,,^ ,.f n,.„.|y Wndrwl afls.-t!...,*. wMch hsr» h-en > lectad anBMUh.ll, trrabd. X., menta or to)u/ra. trrahs! bv ,. «nd tnnilriiMS m*i>! by rxurras, I',--... mdl. Tborole not n»m for » "‘“IST; uud tho door eorre* n doable I'd-T”"- J? X,D1. .boutfeet deep. Tbe eobb « u obliged to kc-p th.- door wide open *4 the time or ehojhjbt^hnt » for bl. ba>.b J*. Uta. to raov« bl* teneb out oo. tbe ,l<“r’n.l;. “ wlnur It I* alxolt two foot >■“*who go In or out uerer <>l,e"1^' ''" "12 but put It * llule ajar nod then equoeu throigb. Munyut »b ta»ur curioa«« have nev.-r entered tho taop- They top M the wtndow of tbe <kxr. which Father Criiwl* tarn »«* *o receive U>* wuuy irTeul -tv. «u<l to wruogle about Loe, l»v ja * "“ch ,’ttc* •"* db|«u», Made It All Right. £. ttrserssirts ■■■■■■■ J -A “Hero is the picture of a woman who in her way b undoubtedly the moot remarka­ ble woman in tho world,” a phyricion re­ marked, handing over a photograph of a woman of perhaps fifty, with strong tea turw and a Urge black pateh over her right eye, neatly dreraed and holding iu one hand a little bag. . ••What Is h«r namet” “Frau Golley.” !■ AOUle*, Meat. <K, “I suppow-rou will insist on the ques­ tion. Why is Frau Gelley remarkable?" "Because she has the most tolerant throat of any woman known In tho world,”\ JMU «ot twetvo yxMtr. “ for be 1,0 explained. “You can paw pa» probe probe* to all nil ItiWW Hjmgrwtth Heart Ihparts of both her throat and larynx with­ out causing any‘spasms spasm* of the muscles, what in what in ordinary language is called gag­ ging. You can place buttons In various parte of her larynx and remove them r __ i she ,«m uftffr nn Lain nnd will “suffer no dtaennifort, discomfort. Why this should be-----nobody u~'- vknows. —” 'rl The ’“ Dr.Milos’ Medical Co.,EikharMnJ nioKt eminent thre , specialist's In the her and found no world have exnmid d cords are u nearly reason for it. Her ------—— --------------white as those fouikl in a typically normal heart throat. . “She bi a curiosity or freak, but that fa only the least curious thing about her perhaps, from the lay standpoint, for she ‘it’, ulwr wnrtby of notice that no bar­ uses her throat ns a means of livelihood. gain haa ns yet appeared that was too big ShO visits the various clinics ot Vienna Mr Vnther Crispl* to drive through that and rents her throat out for a gulden an . Lie window. Neither is It on retort that hour to young ductors who wish to gnin lOe Wg fooUsl girl from Ohio bus sent her skill in manipulation. In that litt le bag shoe, there to >« repaired. Event, moy she carries her own instruments, and will prove Interesting when she does.—hew permit i doctor to use oo others. You take a probe in bnnd. and she says to you. York Herald. Touch the right vocal cord.' You try and Wived anJ Danghteni of Army Offlcera. fail. Ske knows it in a minute, and says, If there Art* any women Lu America more • Ah. but Herr Doctor, that is the epiglot­ furtunutely ami happily sltnatcd in life tis that you touched!’ Then she takes the than the Mlvw* and .daughtcrT of thu ofii- proto herself, and, tel Ung you to look, she ceraof thelUnltwl States army, they will touches the vocal cord. “She. mind you. has to do it by Instinct, have to be] looked for through a IJck ft-loscopr. leveled to the plane of da* Imrixnn. for she of course cannot see down her own and then'Till not be microKupi“a*!y found. throat, while you have the aid of a mirror. There is acblvidry, though c' A J' may Thus she carries a young doctor through lessomi in touching nil the various parts of lie jeered at that trnrrounds ti ‘ daughter* of our army which nu;kt a them the throat and larynx that, ns a special­ content under die hnrdidiips of taovinyj if ty. he. must learn to touch. She is not wholly natisfled or happy in terne well tw thoroughly up in the anatomy of the parts as f.ny professor, in fact she hns favored and desirable garrison. The wife, being a sensible woman and an come to lopk upon herself as one of American girl, marrying an army officer, the professors. She expects tho same toon catches on, knows how much h< r bus­ respeciful treatment nnd 'rill pift up band gets, and that he is sure of it, and with no less. She has Iwn offered a high j can regulate bouschold exjwnses or “the price to go to Berlin, but her patriotism mes-’ing arrangements” accordingly. The will not allow her to leave Vienna. No­ i daughter of one officer doesn't envy the body, by the way, has ever found out why girl of another of the same regiment, be­ she wears that pateh over her right eytu” The conversation drifted on to the differ­ cause aho knows just how much both imims get. The social life of the army, ence between the clinics of Berlin and Vi­ therefore, is largely without bickering or enna and the clinics of New York. “The false emulation, mid t he social feat urcs of great-advantage of the clinics over there the army nrc of a family character in a for the student,” the physician said, “is the abundance of what wo doctors call .regiment or nt a post. Let it drpp at this, tho praise of en­ material. Of course rqierialists there are comium to Imj lotowed upon army ahead of US in some things, just as ours are women. They nrc jolly, forgiving, can uh end in others. But that c-f itsdf is not adapt themsclvca to every circumstance, of so much account. It is the gnat num­ anti they arc the most motherly women in ber of patients who apply forireatment at the world when they become the wives of these clinics, and their willingneas to sub­ colonels, looking after urchins from Wesf mit to anything at the hands of anybody Point as if they were the apples of their they are told to, wideh gives the foreign eye— especially if they hare daughters of student the opportunity he seeks. It has a marriageable age.—St. Louis Republic. its very pathetic side. Often students Who have had but very little experience, who Holtllrra Sliding Down Hill. are bungling and clumsy, nrc'directed by It beciuuc apparent that a battalion the professor in charge of the clinic to per­ Elaced the evening toforc on an isolated form operations t hat must be simple tor­ ill could not ctano.down by any practica­ ture to the patients. "The patients take It, whatever it la, in a ble way without making a lung circuitous mahili and being cxpoa«*d to the fire of the submissive, fatalistic way. and nolxxiy enemy. Mnsacnn, working up thcaecentun makes any account of it. It Is whuL the his kntwi and hand.-*, mnkes for thia battal­ students are there for, gather-^in from all ion, reaches it, harangue* the men and as- the end* at the earth, to lwnT*»l»y actually surcsthem that if they will Imitate him doing the various oja-mt ions. Tho |«tients they will get <>ut of the scrape. He makes are there to to operated on by the particu­ them sheathe their bayonets, sit down on lar st udent the profwiser tldnks wt-ds the the moow at the edge of the slope and, practice ino^. Of cotirse I am referring to pushing himself forward with his hands, minor operations, but some of these are slides down to the bottom. Al! our sol­ very pninfuL Tho l\yes of the common diers, laughing in fits, do the same, and in people, of the unfortunate, are merit more the twinkling of an eye tho whole battal­ valuable here than there. Their feeling* ion w;ts formed ami fnr Iwyuntl the reach have tn to consulted more or less hen-, of the <1 urn found«1 Austrian*. even In a fret* clinic. For example, I have This way of getting down a hill, which seen operations ___ _ ___ _________ __ there just to performed is very like wbnt peasants and guides in i uhow the class how they should to done, Bwitxcrinnd coll la ramasM*, had, certainly the ‘ operator explaining ..................... that 'ho expected never been attempted toforc liy soldiers. no particular lamcllt in the particular Extraordinary ns It may appear, it is true; rases. Such a thing, openly at least, would it was certified to by Generals Roguetperv, be almost imptwdbls in New York. Soules, Albert nut! other officers in Mas­ "Speaking of clinics,” he continued in a sena's division nt the time, and nine yeara lighter vein, “yon would think that they afterward, being at I*a Houssaye, when would to avoided by all who are notcumMarshal Augerenu received the emper.r ptdlisl to goto them. But that Is not the and the other marshals, I heard them jest­ case. Here in New York, for example, os ing with Massena about this singular I looked out into the waiting room one method of retreat.—Memoirs of General day, I saw on the benches, among the Marbot. ragged and filthy, a woman wearing a sealskin and bearing other evidence of wealth in her appearance. She patiently 1’hynically tho Butte minera are a fine waited her turn. When I saw her come body of men, made up of all tlcmente. The English, Welsh and iriah'aeem to predom­ ffito my consult Ing room Ldecidcd what I inate, although there arc many Italians would do. I said to her, 'Madam, did you see that sign in the entrance which says and not a few representatives from the Slavic provinces of t he Austro-Hungarian that these clinics are for the treatment of the poor only?’ She said that she had seen empire. They generally dress in long boots, slouch It. ‘Do you consider that you fall within hate; woolen ahirte and blue overalls. It that class?’ She assented. I informed her murt be a .very cold day that Induces a that, unless her appearance beliwl her very miner to bother with such a trifle as an much she did not; that the doctors gave overcoat. They are tho most careless of their services for those who could not af­ mortals and nover take precautions against ford to pay for treatment, and that I would catching cold. They come out reeking not treat her. She wns very blustering, with perspiration from the towels of the and said I had insulted, her. But I was earth anti brave tho nipping blast with firm, and I showed her the door. I then tore breasts and necks. Pneumonia has called the office boy, a bright little fellow, been doing its deadly work among them and told him to follow her up and find out mnee the advent of the grip.-Cor. Chicago where she lived without letting her know it. He was off like a flash. Tribune. “She turned a comer, and there a car­ The Snake Channer's Methods. riage with a coachman In livery was wait­ As to snake charming, tho graceful ing for her. He jumped up behind, and as movements the animals assume when luck would have it, she drove directly }uov*n8. erect, with their hoods distended home—no; a great distance. The house Is striking enough, and as they follow the Hhe^entered was just off Fifth avenue. movements of tho snake charmer’s hands. When she dismissal the carriage and ?»<L^?>nnd'’T1‘Uo’lhOTr theX Iwcosno entered the house the boy, on pretense of objects of wonder, being, os they are, tho an errand, ran up. rang the bell and asked sulpect* of endless native superstitions. If Mr. So-and-so lived there. 'No,' was the ,cl1 aWribato their actions tosupernatu- reply, ‘this is Mr. Blank*ahouse.* Coming influencc The snakes of course do not back to mo with name nnd number, I tot1/ ,?crf<>rIn. “ia1®® evolutions or dance, traced her in the directory. I.fouud that Jollow ami try tonite the hands which, her husband wns a man of large means, by their csOTsmenta, provoke and irritate well known iu his business circle in New them.-Qnarterly Review. York. Yet that woman, to save a fee of five or ten dollars, had been willing to take her place among the poor and filthy to se­ Pavements Quite Uscfuj. Countryman-What’s the good of all cure free treatment. And that is only one of n similar number ot cases I have known these stone pavements? of, only perhaps it Is the cheekiest-’’—New City Man—Up town the pavements ac commodate the crowds who wish to sta^l York Sun. _________________ Uowntar^. "? I” lh“ “"’'"Ihk® or <lr»: ^k’ho »>■" to unload.—New Yot «I«| ante addmad. HEART CURL „ben on tb.- outer brink elleywnr- ™ Lallwej be tbi-u oRenxl w-rent •• « •» p, “ltteMUltl.tbMlU uulidml fn>ui .It cobbler* and **>« 1. I“eep. n> wbntoocrer br tbe ••»<>*» Sj“sa ■kS.’ltxs seals' i, RENTS MILES "“X '“"TXor meLwnerd.-nld.-a Um, It •-*»■• valuable space, mid lie scalwl up 000 i JKshwh in f’r loraftm. I -toll Hft WOMAN TO YOUNG ‘“iTh -»««• "Which Has Ho EdVAt* Standard QualityrW(ight Tided for t THROAT r»«Un — £ c<WA(iA'!5 pro- ii .. . 2m‘ c.«trt drcam of IM cxwsbuw, the Clinh in statu-, i" *« h e',.. , V1ENHA You Should Know A FACT. _ Default bartM Detroit, kag S TIME TABLE. In effect M.. i “ YTTf----- .. > „ .. ., iGotng WeM bctroiT laming Graiui tadre Mulliken Sanfield Woodbury Lake (Mrea iOarHNviite 'Elmdxlc Alto ‘Mylonl ■•"•j. M.' mj-etc 5E h: n Portland Ionia Howard city Ionia 8tanh>n r dtnori' on signal. Parlor car, »>ti all train* rta^a\;nindE«i Ids and Detroit. Sea:- . t.-’lll. iVUDKtW made in Union station. (< Ltut siUitte CMICACtaV WiST Mt. I CHICAGO AMI* IIIK IVx tjojr, MAM-irr Tua IlM AMP PSToeSKV. ......... summer resort-<>f m-rtbeni Michl Leave for Monhlrc .vta Tt M.andfitlT P. M. Parlor cant on <to In.- ; night trains to Chicago Ask our agents tar tart write to GooRor B» H* ■. t n X .. (.ntsfi Ripitis. Hocn-dor sau. Wherann dcbuilt bnmad* la ihf (•*$ nic»t «f a certain Indenture •>! iivrtsw n*w and executed, by Cteumot lilgdot., ol K'H, Jackson comity aud state ef Ml w l'< -t Covert. nf Fan.i«r •. illata*. S«atra eountr Neptember. A. I’ -Ti register <4 deeds. ot Michigan in 1<t»er '• 5® on the first d.t- of which luortoit;*' literunpaid nt the date Of eight hundred n.idnit s:;iyar<! u*t» *t4 MJ Nov., therefore ' '•<> • »':’:e rootai e*' in «.»•-. t. rt. -.... t<e*ta^»A tn th case made st< • •: ’-•I. : •21? cltf Of Hastmgs. tt-rc tetcR tar tar® where the circuit cour: Inr -rry ctadt^ » ® •■ en). the premises doer! vd la '-“1 m much thereof a* : I- e.*mltHP* amount due ou »ai>i n.or'.^xri nc interest, and di -gal with an attorne? s ft - 4 covenanted for there!;'.. Ute cescrlbed lit «»!., tr.or! ::u' ed one kaif of the nottlivr-! -luvtfrrf tte F--taeast quarter of seetfor. thirty ♦«, three (3) north of rant....... . n talning forty acres - ‘ <•■'■ " the following j,retnA.'. -»£’> I stondius south twelve rii.vin-. I Wert- lodlBthall links from a stx..<-. .'“rT.-nl thirty links west from section* thirty oue and tti'.rty t«'J “e •? . town, thence west w » pCT" thence south twretiteen >'■; .;r<TS and fifty links ton "hd- \ tr—•_ thvocr oerth nine seven ty nine deg rtf twenty five link* tn :» poo-t. ihcncc ciuUna and nity iluk* > together with <U» the rub party ot the Orel pari i»<\ fte above four hall nw>‘ ■ to Hooker. Scott. Ih'>!.‘ situate in the count? * Mlchlput. Dated July is*U>. •' ■■ xJAMM wuxat**' ^Attorney lor M* SHILOH S CONSUMPTION CUREJ wiSl^v'gSSi “Bulldogs” In Engllah Tnlverslttes. “Bulldogs” is a word on which the out­ side world prides itself' greatly-“Thc Proctor’s Bulldogs"—and yet wn fancy a great number have a vague idea that they are some sort of savage beast, whereas in reality they are but scouts, specially chosen nml well paid, who accompany the proctor on his rounds, run after men W they at­ tempt escape and arc hated by the “under­ grad” at large.—Landon Tit-Bite. Wee Only stu .podrome of most Sea Lion wild B Aqnariu only roy Fairy ian Romanc holiday Howard City Edmore SMtOfi lot-la Grand Led.<t ~ ,. bstub Which, onc a । *i M VOL. B Favorite Route tetertr t.rKiri Lv. I G>ingi a«t , lanuiU Kopllta, .East F:qts 1 ■McCord lAlln ’ Elmdale 1 Clark* villi! .Lake Odcrsa I (Woodbury Snnfield Mulliken !□ Gn n1 i*djre | ■ I aosft.u Detroit i j The ingm ry Co or\S’h‘X>phgCuURh,usc»tpPJJll;5ejse i^rp^&p'i’,s‘a More Pro mission, th of which Tie fhe cream o Sidney Dally S Utuloubtly th I. i» a distinc Show-, an ex American repu lm* with which DaUy Telegrap In fact, it ma Aeknc A thoue •t tires, phe where elis tiun as de fulfilled, arts. Ne great deed astoundin and race c exery hip[ possible tc beauty, g charioteer beasts th neat, feati greatest o wonderlar brutes au< than a life charm the ehild, inu< tion in a d good its clergy, pn ume. Wh �The best Advertis­ ingmedium™ Bar­ ry County. . kvn. VOL. no. bISJFROM ITS i 20 Hastings Banner j HASTINGS, MICH.. SEPTEMBER 15, 1892. GRAND AUSTRALIAN TRIUMPH. :' Tp Exhibit in All its Millionaire Perfection, at Hastings Banner E COOK BBQS ----- AT----* MICH. ____ fr Wednesday, Sept. 21, '92 5 SELLS BROTHERS . Johuiituwn. *. ’““'O'. <iulet Um, .. The epidemic of pugilism seems to have * »rk at wheat sowing and etc. — The <mlr ■track Nashville also. t'Dlck Hughes had a lively and rather ’ll v mak,nK ®Uch of « show vet. — J U Norris and wife of Comstock lWve bw’n exerting time the other day with lire, Vtalthig among relative In -tir town £for come young children set fi^c to a eouple of hay stacks standing close to bl# granary in which was stored 1200 to 1500 bushels of wheat The stacks were almost instantly enveloped In flames and by timely and hard work with water and wet blankets, the grauery was saved.—Delton Breeze. “•d'' "• WHOLE NO. 1944 DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. Albany, N. Y., Loses Some Big Buildings. HATE DOCUMENTS IN THE BUIS8. charged with embezzling tbe funds of tba wguuiXiUioD, while ex Supreme 1’residenb Jouu M. Ball and Supreme Secretary A. S. Mundorf were held ou the accusaQou that they cansplred to conceal the supreme ireasurrt4* shortages. I St. Johns, Nd., Sept. 12.—The Kite. tb« ship that Lieutenant Peary started iu a year ago on »•« Arctic exploring expedi­ tion, has arrived here. All well, aud ouly one fatality, Mr. Verboeff. S It Is surprihiug how drcnnudancev alter Rilluutls. Ths savage* of tbe Amazon re­ gion feed the common green parrot for generations with the fat of cqrtnin fishes, ALDAxY, N. Y., Sept. 12. —About 3 thus causing it to 1x*cmne beautifully va■'clock this morning fire broke out in the rlegntotl with red nnd yellow feathers. In ■’pper portion ot the Lyon building on the like nmiiuer the natives of die Malay archL I. is not divided, never was. nnd never will be, but everywhere north side of Hudson avenue, between peingo, by n process of feeding, change the talkative lory into the gorgeous king lory. s tod places, impart billy exhibits, precisely as advertised, ’ Green end Pe«ri atrecta. When the fire­ —Exchange. ’ it* complete, incomparable N EIG HBORING.COUNTJESmen arrived the entire top story of the Um w e Vr"1 • Tlff '•"!» <■! The Lyon# Herald saj-s a representative atrueture was in flames and there was a Unfortunate Chickens. '7 k '■ 1 • “« '»>' Tu^f.y iud dvof Davis & Rankin has been there en­ perfect rain ofaparka upon the surround­ A fanner who has tried Shanghai fowl rnir work on the fair ground, a lartro deavoring to organize a stock company to ing buildings nnd into adjacent street*. and found them wanting, gives the follow­ tent will bo erected on the grounds, ami a put in a creamery. If mir neighbor know The wind was north, toward tho north­ ing account of thoir peculiarities. Their cordial invitation Is extended to all our when they are well off they will jump at true name, he says, is “Shank high," and west, and fifteen minute* after the first proh.bltlot) friends to help raise the tent the chance to enrich Davis A Rankin. No he pronounces them rightly named. alarm Beaver street lie tween Pearl and They have no body at all, and when the °’c,ock- ~ A son of Mr. town that can afford It should be without Green was well nigh Impassable from the head is cut off tbe legs come right apart. I klck‘,,, ,bp f-’ ‘’ b>’ •» horse one of these celebrated creamery plants; wldta |>« Wm tllinll)g )t out t(i ,msture life is almost a blank without one — an<J falling sparks. don't see how they can sit on their eggs— my jackknife can sit as well os they can. Dr. Fuller wm called and did all that could the stock holders are entirely so.—Port­ The fire appeared to have caught in one They don’t sit on the roosL. the same as be done bu t he Is not coiisldered out of dnn- land Observer. other chicken do; not n bit of Iu When yet. E. l ennock and wife are attending T. E. Silnchcomb. of ’Sunfield, came of the upper stories, which are occupied they attempt to sit as other chickens do, campmeeting >t Brighton this week. near celng killed by being thrown from a by shirt factories, and hud mudo such they full off backward. horse last week. The nntnial stepped In a headway when discovered that there was Milo. They sit when they cat, I know, for Pre Rev. Harding preached his farewell Ser hole, throwing the rider, in trying to already danger that tho front wall, flvo seen 'em do it. And I've seen 'em try to hoid on the ieins, the horses hoofs came st cries high, would fall Into tbe street. ent standing, but they couldn't fetch it; mon Sunday evening on the text found hi in contact with his jaw, and the News The Mate printing office, directly in tbo for when they peek at a grain of corn on Matthew. 7th chapter.—In calling the roll the Lyon block,, was tue the nrst first to tne i,jun uiock u nan reach it, the ground tueyuon they don’t more more'nhaif it. of the Epworth League there were 5:: says that fop several days bls jaw reminded rear of mo catch fire from the first blaze. All efforts but their head Ixflw right between their member# answered present or repeated n one of.an attack of the bumble bees. that establishment were futile, ‘ legs and makes’em turn a complete somer­ .................................................................. ; verse.—Wheat seeding will be general this A good bed of sandstone, suitable for to save nnd it was rapidly gutted. All the Mate set. , werk. -Coni cutting has commenced by a, building purposes has been unearthed near documents which were being published I’d ns scon seen pair of tongs or com­ , few fanners. — What consternation that Battle Creek. arc probably a total loss. passes walking -nbout mywa!kiL„ yard as_____ these |.>a#scs ,___________ _ ______ _ ’ bad l-vy "Peck" Ims created in the Demo—I shank highs. I oral ranks. It is arousing to see how they Behind the state printing office the Ger- ! They crow, too, a Jong time before day, , try to get nronud IL—This seems to be the QUININE AND PE-HU-NA. maufa hotel and .thu Jackson corps ar- ' when it isn't day. t Probably because their ; jenr for John to prae’.iN- riding three inury, fronting on Beaver street, were tbe f legs nrc so 1 jng that they can see daylight ■ Imrses. One young man of your city made Nothing b more dearly dcinostrated next to go. The notrl-Columbia followed long before a common chicken can.— ibe mistake qf his file m th.- attempt. | with all Its content*. Every available fine-। Youth's ” ' ~ Companion. WvIJ. he Is young. Experience,Is a dear I lhai» tbcie are two distinct forms of fighting utensil in the city’s service was j malaria, which, for tbe want of bettar trohool and etc. 1'mtipouH Frenrlirr#. employed in .-tayiog the spread of the con- j names, may lie denominated acute and । In an article on “Modern Preaching and llagralion,, but for an hour the efforts of [ dironic. It has beeu recently aliown that the firemen proved futile. Sparks flew ' *Ir- Sp<>rgean." Dr Farrar tells how la [' John Duster nnd wife, of Prairieville. the parasite which cause# malaria are $rer 1(K> faetin the air, and falling walls [ describing affected mid pompous preachers । visited nt Gid Wilkinson's Sunday.—Chas'. different In the acute and chronic forms. made «ny effort to approach the doomed i Spurgeon «aid: "Their oratorical pedi< handlier nnd wile vfsltcd their parents The acute form Is commonly known as wns'* tbe---------son of building# dangerous. I1 greet Is Chip, which-------' ’Lisp, 1 Inst week. — L, Chumberli|ln and wife, of feyer and ague, or chills mid fever. This j which wm tbe son of Simper, which wns A lx... of About S75O.O3O. V i north east Hastings, visited at 0.. D. form of the dhease is too well known in wm— the---------son of Street* were filled in all dirdc:lons with 'j the sou of .Dandy, which ---------- -----laKitnl# and Felix Chamberlin’s last Mon­ malarious dlsjrieta to need description, and goods being carted out of reach of the Are, , Affectation, <>r Wobbler, which wns tho day.—Floy Williams began her school at this Is generally curable by large doses of the general impression being that tho see of Grandiose, which was the son of ! place Monday. — John Benedict took a qplnine. though this is not so favorable business section of the city was in danger. l*omposity.' the same was the father of r business trip to Plainwell Saturday. — Ira a remedy as I’e-ru-na. The chronic form At 3:10 a. m. the efforts of tbo firemen met many sons.” Hart ls on the sick list- Mis# Sarah Pil­ of malaria is. by no means, so well under­ with the flr>t satisfactory results, nnd at grim vommcucwi Uitf school at Doud’s Cor­ stood, as the symptoms are hardly ever tbn flames were fairly under control. and Pleasure for Cheap,Priceg>£-Ad- ner# Monday. — Mis* Lottie Payne re­ exactly alike in any two cases, and it is 3:80 The Illifis corlnria, or varnish tree, Tbo building# aud contents will be n total other has Ever*Evien Dreamed of Daring to Offer, and turned from her visit to Kalamazoo Satur­ rarely, if ever, curable by taking quinine. loss. The insurance cannot bo learned, grows In many parts of what may bo day. — Mrs. Gid. W’llkenson visited at Each case presents slightly different symp­ but it will nbont half cover the loss, which termed the Mediterranean district, and its juice is known for its deletericnis or inju­ Prairieville Thursday.—H. V. Loomis ami toms, the most common ones being dull is about $75O,Ox). rious properties, and has consequeutiy Mis# Clara E. Payne were united in the headache, sallow complexion, furred been let nlone. The Japanese, however, COOLEY AND HIS GANG AGAIN. holy bonds of matrlmonfr Wednesday by tongue, bad taste, poor digestion, shiver­ seem to understand it, and it is certain Rev. Clark. They havdUie best wishes of ing feelings, hot flashes, cold feet and :: <it tbe world.— they make a beautiful lacquer or vnrnish their friends. * hands, and constant, tired feelings. tu iteelt. Is t»x> much of a revelation.—Mel­ from the juice of their trees; but they Quinine will not cure cases of chronic bourne Daily Standard. UNIONTOWN, Ph.. SepL 12.—Thursday keep the procures secret.—Leisure Hour. Dowling malaria- as above described. l‘e-ni-na is If Messre Sells Brothers' mammoth circus Is Balti is very iruch needed here, as some the only specific for such cases. I’e-ru-na night about 10:30 o’clock six members of -tiy worthy its merely reiranlrd as astupendous *dvertl»:nM*nIs sure to cure, leave# the system with no tbe Cooley gang entered tbo houy,- of John •xtenslve ■prom- for America, I from which enterprising land of the farmers cannot plow on account of Cairo is the city of malaria and lies. the- ground being —Bom a ns •*-a start•• - «• ----------- m —> dry. ...... --- to Mr. and (IcrangemcnL and produces no drug habit A. Wallen, near Masontown, this coftpty. Physically it is one vast sewage bed, which •trall.i.—Sydney th-y hall, or whether it t* regarded Mr« Wm. Wm Waniur ■laUini in Uiilt clasH of enwrtalnnwn:. Mr*. Warner, ■a lw.«. boy. AiSO to Mr. hard to leave utl, which quinine will do. wh-n all were in bed, and after tleln'g Mr. j:u either it mufit be pronoua I’e-ru-na Is for sale at most drug-stores, Wolters and Jacob Cover and locking pahons no small proportion of the people 3 --and M.rx. J. Arnold.* rirl.-l -------------------—. „.... -Frank Buugh ;' riUinnt succee-.—Melbourne Daily Age. wDq_visit it, nnd while English doctors nnd wife visited her patents last week. — accompanied with directions for use; but Mrs. Walters in her room, they began tbe send their patients to recover in Cairo, Mrs. I). C. Sanborn returned to her home those who are using it should send for tbe search for money. Finding none, they lit honest doctors there at once assure them last Saturday. — Mrs. Julius Cro*by re­ Family Physician No. 1. a treatise on a lamp and held it to tbe feet of their that there is no recovery except by leaving turned to her home in Battle Creek Inst malaria. Sent free by .the i’e-ru-na Drug it —Contemporary Review. prisoners, also drawing a razor and de­ Frlday.on account of poor health.— Mrs. Manufacturing Company, Columbus, Ohio. claring they would cut their victims’ Joshmnn Hall soon expects to go to the throats if they didn't tell where the money Ford's hotel to work.—Sylvester Hall will The oldest watches iu the world are in SCHOOL COLUMN preach the Gospel near Jackson: he ex­ the possession of Queen Victoria, two little pects to move there soon.— Charlie Rice's gold ones by Breguct, being rappoMsI to l>e The marauders finally compelled the house is progressing very rapidly. • reluryWalter* to give up their gold, which 100 years old: they have silver dials nnd No program being in readiness nt the amounted to nearly 1200. the most of are about the sixe of a two-skiliing piece. Carlton Center. late meeting of the Co. Association, only n which belonged to Mrs. Walters. Besides One is a blind man’s watch, the other a T. P. Barnum has relatives from York business session was held at which the fol­ the mouvy a fine watch, a revolver and a State visiting him.—Farmers are going to lowing officers were elected for the coming lot of fin" clothing were taken. Tbe bouse sow their wheat’this week, a few have year: was r. necked. The gang finally de­ Tbere** a certain public official iu Brook­ sown a little.—We see that .the Democrat President, Harn’ B. Andrus. . parted. lea nog their victims tied hand liks changed hands again.—W. IL Vester and foot- and gagged. All are old people lyn who is not renowned for his close at­ Vice President, John B. Messimer. tention to the duties which the taxpayers goes to Ypsilanti next Wedhesday to re­ aud unable to offer resistance. (Secretary, Edith Latham. contribute several thousand dollars a year sume bls studies nt the state normal.— Treasurer, A'trert Haffner. NINE KILLED IN A WRECK. for him to attend to. He occupies a sub- . Quite a number of Seventh Day Advents Thu president appointed as program ordinate pooitiou under the municipal gov­ from this place intend to attend camp­ committee. Wilbert Smith. Mary E. Wil­ A ojer Coach Telescoped by n ernment,, His su periorKofficer is noted for meeting at Lansing commcnclug the 15th. son. Mary Woodard. . Freight Engine. his ready wit. Thu other day the Ram­ —it Is reported that Michael Vaster will By vote of the association the next meet­ Boston, Sept. 12.—Just. before 11 o’clock bler chanced to be iu tbo office which the teach the Carlton Center school the com­ ing will be held at Hastings on Saturday, Saturday night the rear oooch of an out­ officials referred to occupy, when an indi­ ing winter.— Dr. Wright and company re­ October 15th. at which time the following ward bound aud heavily loaded local vidual with a tired expression on his coun­ turned from northern Michigan Friday program will be carried out: pAsacnger train on the Fitchburg railroad tenance entered and asked for tbe delin­ last, after a t,en days sojourn there in some M lisle. was struck by a freight engine nt tbo quent public-servant. The visitor had of those pleasant summer resorts very Prayer, Rev. Grigsby. . North Cambridge station, nnd tbo conch ix-eu there before repeatedly and had failed much refreshed find rested. Music split wide open. Tbe accident wns to find the man wham he sought at bis President's address. post of duty. He ventured into tbe inner Drawing, in the schools. Superintendent caused Apparently by tbe engineer of the sanctum of the head of the place and in­ freight train being unable to stop his train Sterling. \ Mrs. Ix)u McDonald is on the sick list— although ho was signalled, and saw the quired for Mr. C. Music. 1 iil “He is not in just now,” was tho chief's H. Long takes in the Washington encamp­ Class exercise In History. Edna Brown. signal, f»JO yards from the point of colli­ rejoinder to the caller’s question. ment. His wife accompanies him as far Relative Importance of Arithmetic, His J sion. “Well, is he ever in?” the visitor naked ns Ohio, to visit friends—Homer Wood tory nnd technical grammar, Altrert Haff­ X The following were killed outright or Impatiently. carries a high head, caused by a boy that ner. “Oh, yea," complacently rwponded tba died aa the result of Injuries received: h has come to stay—Mrs. Mat Bevier and Miss Marjory Adams, Waltham; John H. head of the office, twirling around in his daughter, of Grand Rapids, are calling on Barnes, Newton; Miss Rita Fcyler, Wai­ cushioned chnir and biting tbe end off ot a Music. their many friends here—These showers thum; John Hudson, James Laue and H. Manuel Garcia, "be baa his" office hours Kindergarten drill, Addle Jordan. Mart farmers to sowing wheat—-Bear In Methods of inculcating Patriotism in ,F. Merrifield. Watertown; Leon O. Ray­ like everybody else.” mind and come and enjoy the quarterly “Well, I’ll be banged if I’ve been able to mond, Winchendon; Standish P. Sulllvun, contention of. the third district, which Schools, Wilbert Smith. Value of music in the schools, Herbert East Watertown, Benjamin Tuck, Water­ hit upon those hours, anti I've been here commences Thursday evening and holds pretty much at; all times of the day for town. ' . over Lord’s day—Wm. Smith is contem­ M. Itkh. over a week.” Music. plating moving to the pine lands In the “But yon should come Ln his office hours, Class exercise hi Language, Phyllis Dia­ WATEIlTOWX, N.Y , Sept 12.—The dead­ north-I’rof. Davenport-gave us a very Inmy friend," tbe imperturbable superior lock in tbo Republican congressional con­ terestlng lecture on the doings and cus­ mond. Improvement In Common schools ’since vention for tbe new Twenty-fourth dis­ ejaculated, blowing a cloud of tobacco toms ot Brazilians. smoke toward tho ceiling. 1875, Daniel C. Warner. trict, comprising tbe conutles ot Jeffer“Will yon kindly tell me just what Mr. Recitation Miss McLaughlin. hjo, Lewi# and Oswego was broken Sat­ C.'s office hours nre?" the visitor asked, y OUR COUNTY How to make school rooms pleasant, urday morning when Charle# A. Chick er ­ with an evident effort to conquer his wrath. l/john Schauta Ifi the latest victim In Frauces Allerding. Ing of Lewis county and ex-clerk of the “Certainly. sir," camo the quiet response Woodland to be struck by a straw carrier Music. state senate was nominated on t he sev- from the chief, with a significant move­ Every teacher should note the date and windlass. eniy-second ballot. Tho Jefferson county ment of one of his eyelid* fur the Rambler’^ z^The Middleville dryer is in operation. be present If possible. It strikes us that delegates have swung in line for the Lewi* benefit. “Mr. C. fixed bls own hours when Where it can get any apples to dry is a the program Is too long; tiiat better results county candidates. George B. Sloan was he took up the arduous duties of his p t­ would be attained In the more thorough tbe candidate ot Oswego county and tition; they orc from 10 to I0-.10 a. m. —. conundrum. discussion of fewer topics. Doubtless the Isaac L Hunt, Jr., was Jefferson’s favor­ Rambler In Brooklyn Eagle. ✓taMtevllle bM *1» children or retool experience of the past year has shown the ite. Tbe nomination is equivalent to an wisdom of mon1 frequent meetings, and election.। the plau will be continnerl the coming One of the curiosities of this country—* Some people have honors thrust upon A Gigantic N«w Cannrder. curiosity that docs not appear in the his­ them. Brother Saunders, of the Middle­ Lox DOX, Sept. 9.—The Csmpaus, the tories—is the burning mine nt Summit ville Sun. has been elected school trustee. largest steamship in tho world, was Hili, near Mauch Chunk, Pn. It ha* Been launched ou tho Clyde yrstarxlay. Tho oo firu since 1358. nut! no scheme or device, ✓Nashville’s water works system still The czar has no Hilary; he Is tho head ot spectacle waa witnessed by au enormous falls to come up to requirements, and the though hundred* hnve been tried, has been board of water commissioners of that vil­ tho government, so there is no one to pay crowd, including ship owners and ship­ able to suppress tbe flames. You can *e* Nm any wtar? . he ’ aken what h( wL*hca plug men from all ports of tho kingdom. lage have given tho contractors six weeks nottilug but a hHI from which steam and Tho crown land* cover about 1,000,000 The suu shone brightly and the affair was in which to make needed changes, and gmi escape nt a Ihommnd different point#. acres, and there are gold End silver mines in every respect uucoMsful. The Campana Tbe rocks ore an hot that KMMtimes St ir Intimate tb« It w111 I* weI1 for ‘he in Siberia; but no reports are made ot what was built for the Canard Steamship com­ impowible to touch them without pain. tractors to understand that there is to ue these bring in. They ore the private prop­ pany's Now York aud Liverpool service. no more fooling with the matter. erty of tho Imiwrlal family.—New York BiG SHOW OF THE WORLD, roir‘ COUNTY NEWS. ln « «"« bttor, ■ Nubtllie )“• E'««r B«ker. declired tb«l be ueiieved John Kutherman, of Woodland who was a witness, made some false state­ ments. Katherman's son could never get over this Insult to bis sire; and the other * thrcahlD<- he met Baker, and hoyHtlea opened. When Kathennan got through with him, Baker looked as though he had peen run through a thrteber. Kathennan Jr. paid Esq. Vella 35.W ami coats, and thinks he had his money's worth. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. • 730,000. SSrB.ui'Ss,:’ ■■,kk ** ■”* ,“A0"1 p cl"c 60 io I, b ns living Australian exhibit, regal Roman Hip. , nster menagerie, only giant Hippopotami, trio ■ a<|1;n-Tigers, bnly school of trained monster .■si Seals, biggest) circuses on earth, only tribe bf I Warrior Athletes, I only Darkest Africa Antipodean Aviiry, the Olympian stage of old, '■ ■: atu-sertrbupe. Mid-air Gymnasium, children's i-'r.-lirs. grotesque Carnival Arabian Night’s 'uvular Pilgrimage to Mecca, superbest free Fairy 10 *top V ■ iuplions i tbe FOR SKKftai- leltto MoreFr i. :h; n u. U ; Lal Australian Dailies Thns Strongly Testify: rraJ> I the slate l'«<e a on e and itn of i fifty law rover rreby cber, shall n-eru-!b»-r -I’.v.bring livid- town tween above pod* Mto north if sad t four mine-' :htae from ee<led Acknowledged Greatest jin Two Empire? A Bridge of Wonders Spanning-the Pacific. A di-allied and exclusive mafrvels, strange creat irts plfi; i.i -ual performances, never keen before and no w!i->c ।•!., i-'Jiihited.. Every act as pictured, every attracrii- •’1. every anticipation realized,.every promise fulfilled. 'ir liundn-d champions, eighty novel, brilliant from afar, rare and costly foriegn novelties, gn at <k-<1 >; i i 'dern times and ancient days, original and iHi iindiii_ r-’.elations. heroes and heroines, of the arena aii'l i;u . ; imperial programme of most thrillingraces, '.a-tv lisp]-idimnatir. equestrian, aerial and athletic display po^dble in -niiis daring and physicial perfection. The •"-■‘aty, -tn.; skill of every nation, pre-eminent lady ■!iari<.t. -r •: i jockeys, the most grotesque fun makers, ' •ids ihat <i . ।-very, thing but talk, every living thing. Jhat (•;>?;:■ production worthy of association with the • gh-abst <-i ..Jmv.'.x, Grandest ampitheatre ever erected, all ' J'oiiderj.i! • , ;<[cp (ahvas, no room to spare for common ’nit. - tqlv fjn.UpH< oniy great tilings shown, more n 11 travel could reveal, lessons to benefit and Oiann th,, T '. rare knowledge made attractive to the iniu. ’ hilarity for the Tittle ones, years of recrealion in a d: i‘iofit aiid pleasure for all. The wise and its t’< st, advocates, everywhere endoped by Plenty. |.r,. 1 1 pf*opie. More than could be told in a volinti'. Whi ‘lie price is within the reach of all. t S h5; ■z it ■ Mvi’&ssSj , ■’■ ■■ ia-*s pi . Everybody should see its W0H°us Free Morning Holiday Parade. - tl-iiai hiilllonaire dlaplny of golden, elf-land. Arabian Night*, oriinal ■j.* 'n,d spectacular, resplendent wonder*. J 0 P'domiances dailjl at a and 8 p. m. Doors open one hour previous. A-owest excursion rates from all stations. The Delton Breeze castTsome reflections Sun. . upon Hom Jas. A. Sweezey. the republi­ can candidate for prosecutor. Do* tne Breeze mean this, or was the article sneakrn Into the Breere by tbe Journal editor, at wU. to UT uxl check• ooH• ttooouw udoot«UoirltUE>latgo mofhtold. whose oflteo the Breeze la printed? PrmBCBQ, Sept. 12.—Robert J. God­ frey, supreme treasurer of tbe Order of Solon, was Friday held foe court, *■ �Hastings Banner. “TOO MUCH AT STAKE” WHO PAIS THE TAX? Tbural.y, September 15, 1892. -------- MUttBUX L.coot.ww. «Zrosi>CLASJ MATTD AT yw< HASTINGS, MICH., fOSTOmCX, LVGVn 14. Iff**. EDITORIAL notes. 80 BAYS JUDO1MOMI TO A J COMRADB WfcMt Ke TM*A Thomas, a brave ex-soldler, for congress. Bnt they won't do It And we don't bJurnf* them for not doing It On that score alone no man should be elected to any office. Hla worth as a man. his quali­ fications for position—these are the tests. Judged by these, the republican candidate for governor Is as certainly entitled to tbe votes of. republicans as is Mr. Morse to tbe votes of democrats. Shall the United States like France and India "bull” the world on the silver coin­ age question? Both those countries have tried It and suffered from coining a depre­ ciated currency. In one of two ways only can sliver, be safely coined In this country —by putting into the silver dollar 100 cents worth of silver, or by having an In­ ternational agreement as to the amount of silver that will be accepted by tteosa nations as a dollar. The only safe way to coin standard silver dollars. Is to de as we are dow doing, put them on a par with gold and paper currency by keeping a reserve at the treasury, and by issuing silver cer­ tificates. This gives to Unele Sam the 30 cents profit on each standard dollar. Free coinage would give that SO cents to the rich mine owners, who do not need any donations. Now to look at Howard Thomas, the people’s candidate for circuit coujf com­ missioner, you would not suspect him of being a man whose ability to perform po­ litical aerobatic feats eould only be excell­ ed by our own and only Lowden. But each is said to be the case, and is no doubt due to tbe contagion of example that is set before him, He was called to the bar of the people's convention, and In the maiden political effort of his life declared he was for Weaver and would vote the people's ticket But "the middle, of the read” must have bee xne tired, off' Howard became tired of "the middle of the road," or else Howard was weary and wanted to •improve his associations. For It is said he was a delegate to tbe prohibition county convention Saturday. 1 Labor Commissioner Peck, of N. YJ state, comparing tbe year before the Mc­ Kinley bill went Into effect with the year after that bill became a law, and with the returns of 0,000 factories in New York before him says: "1 am cpmpellfd by the facts shown by these reports to admit that the position taken by the democratic plat­ form and by democratic orators with refer­ ence to tbe effect of the McKinley bill is wrong" Remember that these ringing words some front a democratic official, the reports to whom fl.000 manufacturers In his state show that wages have been In­ creased and the volume of goods made in­ creased by reason of the McKinley bill. Down in Alabama, says Brother Dennis, the democrats are too blamed corrupt forany use. But tip In Barry county, Broth­ er Dennis discovers plenty of use for dem­ ocrats. He has Industriously cultivated all tbe dark arts of diplomacy to get demo­ crats to puil his ticket out of a hole. And some of the candidates paid from 925 to 850 each to buy their way Into democratic favor. It appears to be different here from what It Is way down in Alabama. It is refreshing to pick ifp the Barry County Democrat as now edited, and sec II take a square position on* principle. We do not endorse and do not admire demo­ cratic pi incipies; but an opponent who stands fq°*reiJ on bis own platform and fights for his principles commands respect; one whose position Is determined by policy has and deserves contempt. If Chairman Merrick can hear of any other conventions to be held in the county, he will be there with the rest of lib ticket to have it endorsed. He appears to be afraid or ashamed to have tho people’s party in Barry county show their strength. We think that the democratic party Is not on defensive ground when it attempts, as It does in its platform, to restore to state banks the right to Issue currency. Tbe memory of wild-cat times should have saved the democracy from such folly. In bls race for congress in tbe democrat­ ic 2nd district. Congressman O'Donnell has the good wishes of his many Barry county friends. If any republican can be elected in that district, it is he surely. Two years of sqnawbuck rule are enough for the people of Michigan. They will re­ instate the republicans at the Capitol. The republican ticket, county, state and national b one eminently worthy the sup­ port of tbe voters of Barry county. grander or more statesman Ilka docu- • - ‘Hr- 25 YEARS OF aETTVSBURO. A FRACTICAL LIMON ON THS TARIFF aUBBTION- SOLID WEAR la the length of time that Oo» •> Offiow— Dt^ooeatte JOgto* SMtera Preferred to VstoiM In many Instances we beer of republican a A. R. men belnK u«ed to vote for Morse because he too is an ex-soldier. The aokller record of Mr. Morse la one of which he and bls party may well be prond. But It In no way affects his qualifications for governor. If republican ex-soldiers ire to vote for Morse, surely democratic ex-soldiers should vote for Hanson, the cx-eoldler, for president, and for Henry F. A SOLDIER’S VIEW. TO BE TAKEN OVER THE ORAVU Ito Boy* ta Btwo Mt Ba- Grtrnm, S^t hM bron rewired here tortto. Uutou thuatastte Over Mom. Judge Hone oecured Mt seat upon the supreme court bench, through the rote of soldier comrades. When he made his appeal to them, they over­ looked hia desertion to the ranks of their political haters, they believed his promises to retire from partisan poli­ tics, ard they saw only hia Republican record and hla sleeve made empty by a Democratic bullet They rallied to his support and elected him, only to find that they had been grossly taken in. He has reveled in the miro of partisan politics ever since and he has apurned the very claims of comradeship, which he himself set up. To one of the com­ rades who supported him for Justice of tho supreme court, he said: "I couldn’t vote to keep you in, there’s too much at stake.** He bitterly opposed the election of Comrade C. E. lielknap to congress, from his own district, and openly refused to vote for him. The boys in blue understand the utter self­ ishness of Morse's comradeship and are not tumbling over one another in eagerness to support him. Edward Voorhees, of Ionia, proprie­ tor of the Ionia overall factory, was in Lansing the other day, where he ex­ pects to remove his establishment about November 10. ‘‘What’s the political outlook in Ionia county?*’ was asked of Mr. Voorhees by a State Republican reporter. **I must say it looks decidedly Repub­ lican." . . "What are Mr. Ellis* chances up that way?” "He won’t cany the county." "And Morse?” "Well, now, the judge is a personal friend of mine, but I think he made tho mistake of his life in accepting the nomination. He is certainly making a big mistake in supposing he can hold the soldier vote. In one township. where the Republicans have made a canvass, out of 32 veterans SO pledged themselves to support Rich. I don’t believe Morse can carry the county.” "We all like Ben. Morse,” said an Ionia county veteran to the Lansing Republican quite recently. "Ho is smart, and he was a good soldier; and many of us strained a point end voted for nim for judge because he was a comrade, would fill the position well, and we believed it would give him a steady position at good pay, as long as he wanted it. But Ben. has thrown it away end jumped into politics, and ho now conies to us os a Democrat, and not as a sbldier. He will be disap­ pointed. We respect him for what he was, but he can't lead the old soldiers of Ionia county into the Democratic camp. I will not vote for him, and I don’t know of a Republican soldier in Ionia county who wuL" "Nor I;" said another veteran; "and much less since he openly refused to vote with his old comrades for Charlie Belknap. Ben. couldn’t pxpect it” • • • • From the above it •’ 1 apparent that Judge Morse cannot rely upon the soldier vote in hia own county. If not in the county where he is best known, how can he expect to secure that vote in other counties? And, indeed, why should Judge Morse depend upon* the soldier vote? He represents the party whose machinations made the war a dread necessity. He represents the party who declared that war a failure. He represents the party that vilified the soldfer all 'he .time he was fighting at the front He is chain atoned by the Detroit Free Press, the sheet that threatened the soldiers with a "fire in the rear," if they presumed to march, in defense of their country. |• Ho desert? 1 his party because he failed to secure the Republican nomi­ nation for State Senator in 1870—aud what old soldier respects a deserter? Ho secured many an old soldier’s vote for Justice of the Supreme Court, upon the plea that it was a non-political office and upon tho promise that if elected to it,he would be out of politics .afterward; but ever since elected to the Supreme Court he has kept his fingers in the Democratic pie, ami looked well after the appointment of his henchmen with the Cleveland administration at Washington.. He is so extreme a partisan that when asked if he would vote for his old comrade, Belknap, for Congress, he an­ swered, "No, not for my own father, if on the Renublican ticket.” He has so little regard for that com­ radeship which hexone* more seeks to turn to nis own profitltikt, after advis­ ing hifsoldier friends in Grand Rapids, whom he was addressing, • that they ought all to vote* regardless of party for Belknap If he came up for office, ho refused to do so and condemned such action as wrong. He refused to vote for Gen. R. A. Alger, Col. C. B. Grant, Judge Long and Capt. Edward Cahill, neither will he vote for Gen. Benjamin Harrison, nor for comrades Stanley W. Turner and John Berry on the state ticket. When asked to vote for Judge Morse and indorse his one-sided idea of com­ radeship, everv veteran should reply in his own words: "I can not vote to let you nt. There's too much at stake." The American system of pro­ tection, which has made this nation great, and strong, and glorious in the eyes of foreign countries, is at stake. No aid and comfort should be given to that party which seeks to establish British and confederate free trade in this country. The claims of comradeshif. cannot avail a man who has turned his back upon all the principles, for the sake of which loval men became comrades. THERE IS TOO MUCH AT STAKE. z▲ Marathon.: farmer discovered a honrat'a nest in hb barn and destroyed it by fire. There was a small insurance oc tbs barn, but the hay, oats, wheat Md farmisf utensils wore a total kx» Vetemn.' I~«o» >■ to hM * mtednghm Portly to dhcuteth.ww gotten, and are not likely soon to for­ get, the outrageous falsehoods told them by the Democrats during the state campeign of 1890. The Democrats told them that the McKinley tariff wm a burden some tax laid upon the nec­ essaries of life and and that it would Increase the cost of living to every householder. The Democrats told them that tin plates could not be made in America and that the Increased tariff would be added to the cost of the work­ ingman’s dinner pall and to the kitchen utensils of every poor man, and that the increased cost would go to swell the profits of wealthy capitalbts. The Democrats hired a horde of lying tramps, stockedJhem up with tin ware and sent them out to swindle the peo­ ple by charging high prices, "all on account of tho McKinley bllL" m they said. Influenced by thfae outrageous falsehoods, when theft, had not the means of protecting themselves from imposition, ths people made the great­ est mistake of years and let the De­ mocracy into power in Michigan. They have suffered grievously for that error and now await only the opportunity to correct the eyiL A gentleman in Detroit, who had strong faith in the virtue of the Mc­ Kinley bill, interviewed a number of the leading merchants in that city last spring and was exceedingly gratified at the results. Those interviews dem­ onstrated these facta: 1. That the McKinley tariff b not a tax on the consumer. 2. That the McKinley tariff is a tax an the foreigner who wishes to com­ pete with our manufacturer. 3. That home production has been In­ creased. 4. That prices have not been ad­ vanced, but lowered. 5. That American tin is a reality and as good and cheap as the foreign pro­ duct. One* of the most interesting inter­ views was that had with the senior member of the firm of Fletcher, Jenks <fc Co., wholesale hardware and iron merchants of Detroit Here it is: Mr. Fletcher says that there lizcareely any use of importing anything in their line, aa akticlm or a scpshiok quality, at Lowra Piucsa. AKR MADE nsHK. For ex­ ample, tho Stubb’a Engllah file la slmoet ob­ solete In thia country, a armtu nut ros utss moxxt Hzixn mads at bomb. Tho Eng­ lish (.Sheffield) hand law for 81.'3 Is Inferior to tho home-made at 11.00. Tbe Importation ot foreign cutlery has aimoat entirely coated alnco the piiaaage of the McKinley bln. aud while there 1* a very alight advance in tbe price of tho bomo-niede article, tbe cuperiorlty of qual­ ity more than balances the difference In price, and with the ateadlly increasing number of factories engaged in the business it will bo but a very abort time before all gradm or cuTtiHr wru. bx chkapsh than ever before, by reason of active compotltldn. American firearms In every grade are superior to those ot foreign make, and are now much cheaper, and in his opinion will shortly auoreaedo all others. Sines tbo passage of the McKinley bill foheiqm MANCracnnutas havb hxduckd tub rates, of tin plate to Induce importation and yet American made plate of even a superior quality U made and supplied at a price XQtTAU.T AS LOW A« THS rOJUQOW URICX. Mr. Fletcher exhibited cards from several tin plate factories in this country, notify­ ing him that their ugenta would be along in a few days. prepared *to take orders for unlimited quantttiea. One I’lltaburg house sent with their notice a sample of roofing tin. superior in quality to r«y foreign article ho had overseen. Another advantage in home-made plato is that every box is guaranteed perfect, while tho foreign manufacturer gives no guaran­ tee, and loss from this source is not infre­ quent. Fletcher. Jenks & Oo. will this season lay in a complete staek of American tin plate. , Another valuable tariff lesson ia taught by Hitchcock, Son A Co., whole­ sale dealers in woolens and tailor’s trimmings: A member of that Ann says that, for example, tbe price on a certain grade ot wool cloth imported by them was. prior to the passage ot tho McKinley bill. Il.« o yard on tbl* side, plus the duty on tho weight, viz: 3S -onts per pound. Tho in­ creased duty under tbo bill Increased tho coat to 81.63 per yard, plus tho duty on weight, viz: <4 cants per pound, but thu MAwuyACTCKww at nri>UKnsrun.D>4 kso., IMMXblATgLT DJtCHXASKD THE PIUCB lo'cx.YT^ putting tho coot back to what It was prior to the passage of the bill, so that they are able to purchase the goods at the old price an(J sell them to their customers without any advance. Another example: A line of worsteds that cost throe shillings and two pence pur yart at tbe factory In England before the McKinley blU. netting 81.SI per yard. io­ c udlng the duly for weight. Is now .onplied us at two shillings and eleven pence per yyd. which, with the duty for weight addech nets but 51.53 per yard. We find thia condition of affairs to exist almost invariably with all our dealings with fir•Ignmaaufactorers. Shdddy could not bo Introduced into these cloths for the pornos® of meeting decreased prices, without dote- —u Mm of flow tot.re.Ung Interview, will follow ia these columns and they wUl prove of Incalculable advantage to the man who wishes to cast an intelli­ gent ballot next November. Th. DemoeraUe p.n? |n th. <UU» re»t uanred that It BnglUh ,™. p»thy OOTld cn-y Orover Cle,.l„d |„ Norerab»r th. Whit. woald b. th'1™' . W* «h»11 **»toh th. d„.lot>. mentoj th. .tnirjl. with th. k«n Ji *nja^?t’nBnd lf trtomph be not *tUlne* JI .tone, there U lodrod —. •on to<'eonifr.tul.tlon that on. of to. great American parties has made free pars,Bnd ‘‘“Pi®, the battle cry of tho future.—Liverpool (Enghuui) Journal of Commerce. ot Adtol nreadentlAl MndldAte, who I* chirgod with menbrttolp tn o.rteta dUlopd revolvers witn wmeu ----------------- and intimidate Union men, and wlto pubUdy rejoicing th. MMBtndtm of Lincoln. . . The league, it is learned, has some very 'damaging proof of the chargra old soldiers make no hesitation in saying that unless he can impeach the accuracy of affidavits already made he will not get u vote from the Union veterans of remarked M «ped*ll)r cnrionl, th’t1 not to Ay nntortnn»te. for th. Demo­ cratic party that both their candidates on the ticket served by war. And it may be added that it does not please the old soldiers who visit this sacred spot and whose opinions are thus readily learned. GotoDB. LOWRY’S and have your eyes fitted with eye glasses or spectacles. In or der to have your eye sight preserved into old age, the eyes should be properly exam ined and the right kind ot glasses worn. Dr. Lowry keeps a large stock of the fin­ est quality and greatest vari­ ety of eye glasses and specta cles at his office, where you can have your eyes examined at all tmes. but not disproved: • State of Illluota McLean county, mu William B. Whlffen. of the county and etato aforesaid, ou oetb. depoM® and My. that he wm a reeldent of Ih® county of A oodfcrd. in tho atate of IlUnolo. from AuguU. Ml. to Feb­ ruary. UM. and during that Ume was editor >Dd proprietor of tho Woodford Sentinel, a pa­ per published at Metamora, in the etato of 1111Dotaand county of Woodford, and during all that time wm personally acquainted end po­ litically aoooctatod with Adlal E. Stevenson; ------- ‘ SPOOKS HD MIB Are warranted to last Also remember you get a Present—"Good Form," of $2.00 value with a 810.00 purchase of anything in my Jewerystore. Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A Among tbe affidavits which are to be produced here are the following, some of which have been already published, ----- INLAID _____ CONVINCING PMOOF OF THK ACCURACY OF THE CHARGES. M 1375 .u.. ..-..I—H-w nF American Knights or Sons of Liberty, in th® southeast lower room of the court house in Metamora, by W. G. Ewing, special agent of the state organisation of the same; that Adlal E. Steveneon was there present, and with others was duly Initiated and took tbe required oaths and received the gripe and passwords; that affiant was ata> present at tho county organisation of tho American Knights or Sons of Liberty hebl ia the courtroom of tho court house, and that the said Adlal E. Stevenson was prevent and as­ sisted in perfecting tho same, and further avers that ho wm present at a state council of the said Knights or Bona of Liberty, held in tbe city of Springfield, Ills., on the 16th and 17lh days ot June. tad4. and that Adlal E. Ste­ venson was a delegate to said state council from the lodge or order of tho same from tbo county of Woodford; that the said Adlal E. Stevenson vouched fur affiant, by which be obtained admission to said council; that it was in this council that tbo twenty-third plank of the Democratic platform of that year wm adopted and agreed upon; that affiant further avers that on receipt of tbo news of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln the said Adlal E. Stevenson stated in substance that it wm a good thing and ought to have been done sooner, and that said Adlal E. Stevenson admitted to affiant, in conversation with him on tho subject, that bo had so stated tn regard to the death of Lincoln; that affiant further says that al tbe said council at Springheld. 111*., on Juno 10 and 17. 1864. there were present General James Singleton, Johnson and Sheehan, of Lincoln. Ills.; James S. Ewing, of Bloomington. Ilia, with a numlier of other Democratic politicians, besides delegates from lodgeo and circles from almost every county io tho state; that affiant avers that the order of American Knights or Sons of Liberty-were organisations simitar In their character to tbo order known as tbe Knights of tbe Golden Cir­ cle, and affiant wm informed by tbe organis­ ing agent. W. G. Ewing, that said organization stood in the <iamo relation to tbe north that the Knights of the Golden Circle did to the south: that affiant wm present at the organization of three or four lodges or clrclea In the county of "Woodford. Illa, when tbo same were organized by tho special agent, W. G. Ewing. All said mretings were held in secret, with closed doors and darkened windows, and were especially antagonistic to the Union leagues, and were organized for the pnrpose of offsetting tho lnfluence of that organization. Wiluam B. Wnirrar. Several prominent citizens of Meta mora—Z. H. Whitmire, Isaac Wickoff, J. W. Ellis, Elijah Plank. T. D. Wal­ den. William Mitchell. F. F. Briggs and C. Niles by name—certify to the good standing and reliability of Mr. Whitten, We reproduce thu following letter from the Tiffin (O.) Tribune: ” Tho affidavit of Parker Gardner, of Wabash, Im!., in reference to Adlal E. Stevenson. Demo­ cratic candidate for vice president, ta (ruo to the letter. I was a resident of Wilson town­ ship. De Witt county. Ills., In 1M2, and wm well acquainted with Mr. Gardner, also with Ellsworth and Spratt. Mr. Gardner’s state­ ment can Ixs backed up by such men m Dr. T W. Davis, J. K. Davis, O. T. Gear and many others of Wapella, Ills. It is a fact that this man Stevenson did travel through De Witt county In tbe year above mentioned relilng revolvers to his copperhead friends to be used to intimidate Union men and to resist the draft. 1 am willing to make this statement under oath at any time if necesaary. . , _ 8* H. Tatlok, Late First Sergeant, Company I. Odo Hon. dred and Fifty-fourth Illinois V. I. Mr. Stevenson’s defense of his war record and denial of the accusations brought against him under oath have been merely verbal and informal. It is time he were coming to the front with on affidavit if he can afford it Official report, from tho treamtry <i8. partment present some- bard nuts for free traders to crack in regard to the tin plat, mdrmtry. Spretal Agent Ayor lmblic tnuthcr report. In « he bring, down th. Hn plate indurtrr to Jun. 30.1BBS, anil a wonderful shorZ tag It m. During the Brat quarter of th. year only tty. pereona were engaged to tho bo.ineM, in th. oeconl qS„ eleven hrtn. were engaged, in to. third QWtor twenty were engaged, and at too clow of tho fourth quarter twenty•to concern, wore making tin nlato with a probability ot at least elghtnew *" *dd”d 10 too lirt by to. close of the presont quarter. Inthe ue» way too product i« rapid). U>" ““»»* for the yew wlU not bo tar abort of >0.000,000 pound. “We cannot match ages with the S*? lfXX’°00 bound, of mocratic any more than that nertv ___ . t -f11® plates were made in tha fimt ana*Wl__________________________________ . to-' tbo u.t Erou aud morethaa Kto - 8.000,000 pound, fa the tort ouJSf SEWING MACHINE? If so, buy of the man who sells at the same price to tbe poor man or woman as to the rich. He wont charge you |55 for a poor machine and sell the same style of machine to an­ other for 825 as do some dealers.. Oh, no! The Dollar of the Poor Man Is just as good to Trav. as the dollar of the rich. He s^lls The Light Running World Renowned Domestic. The New Home and some other first-class machines. He will sell yod a machine for a small payment down and the balance in monthly payments if desired. It will pay you to call on him before you buy. Needles, oils and parts for all machines, T. PHILLIPS. IT’S A?‘JIM DAndY,” The stock of lumber and shingles lalely purchased by , Bentley, Tomlinson & Rider. ' At their yard can be found alt. the latest novelties in hemlock boards and stud­ . >ngThe latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. Their No. 2 shingles are “just too sweet for anvthincr.” ANNUAL FAIR! Barry County Agricnltnral Society Hastings, Sept. 27 to 30. PREMIUMS ... RACES AND SPORTS -- - - 32,500 -1.00° Best premiums and best sports ever offered Balloon ascensions and other special attractions. Ii.ooo Improvements this year in the buildings and grounds of the society. Come everybody and make this fair eclipse every predecessor^ TICKETS' AT USUAL RATES ASA PENNOCK, Prej. _ MORRIS H. BURTON. S«'y- GUY MANNING, Tress. �I “We were detained,'_____________ •<hnt ni not explain here," and hastily “d •"*** SoSSSi ; “5 from the buggy he assisted ” |t the woman to alight: then throwing the nad P'-” •» obUin lines to a porter, tho three entered the °dsl“£ror <h» he muwd. sl^ hotel. I "This way." said DiU. leading .the way him m he pewl beweth . I into the njther dingily furnished room D'JwU« u-pockrtbook frmn hi, pocket, ho curated the little COHDEHSEO that serve*! is a parlor. There was no change it contained. one in the room save themselves, and “’T'»V-“veceiltV ho mattered. -I ] closing the door behind them Aaron wonder if I can get lodgings for that?’ Suggs said: „ **e repiaced tho money in his “This is Mr. Dill, Mrs. Riggsby: Mr pocketbook and returned it to hia pocket DiU, Mrs. Riggsby." he suddenly remembered the two envel­ “1 am happy to meet you. Mrs. Riggsby." said the lawyer cordially, advanc­ ope* the i>aymaater had given him. Tak­ ing them from his coat pocket ho saw ing nnd extending his hand. “I hope that one was addressed to himself. He you had a pleasant journey." opened it, a cry of astonishment eecapand- wholesome. “Yes, but it’s a long journey from mg jhis lipa It contained a fifty dollar -.vi’ii si.iupu«uu5 care. Highest Ring-Ring"-----<l Pure Fn.d Expositions. Exh "Ringgold, Georgia," finished the law­ ^He could hardly believe the evidences two largo Fl«- Avoid yer. “It is a long journey. 1 suppose yon SS.-u-J Insist “0 ®* of his senses as he gazixl at the crisp new would like yoar business affairs here ’ N0« SUCH frond. bill. It seemeil almost a fortune to the settled up as soon as possible?*’ astonished youth. Never in all his life MEPRELL St SOULE,:Syracuse. N. Y. had he poseesaed so much money before. “Why, 1 told them 1 wanted no re­ ward,” he mattered, “but 1 suppose IU .ver run with big have to accept it now—and it may be Hmt I’ll need it before 1 get thrnngh 1 ..n.il ladies of Owwso are with my business here.” v -antneuimn show. ’ The other envelope was addressed to ng t<> Imy Si.000 a yirar ' “Captain H. C. Parker, U. 8. A., Mili­ diotji superintendent; tary Barracks, Fort Scott, Kansas.” Such Mince well for your trouble." "le the boy In town?’ “Yes; but como into tip house a mo­ ment" Tho two stepped imddo the door. “Now," went on the lawyer, “what we want you to do is to arrest the boy and deliver him into our hands, He is n little violent at times, and not just right np here"—and the lawyer■ tapped his own "forehead with his finger —“and you may have trouble with him."' “1 see." replied the officer. "I think 1 can manage him." . “Very well: 1'11 point him out to you., You must do the business in ns quiet ak manner us possible”—hero tho lawyer• slipped a roll of bills into the officer's। hands—"for the poor mother is very, If you are troubled with Itching, Bleed­ ing. Blind or protruding piles, try Hill's Pile Pomade. Direct mode of application, and tbe only pile remedy with a printed guarantee with each package. Satisfac­ tion or money refunded. Price 81.00, six for $3.00. By mall. Try it to-night. For sale by Fred L. Heath, the druggist QUARTERLY REVIEW LESSON XII, THIRD QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, SEPT. 18. A Sand Beach M. D., set 22 bones dur­ Ing the month of AugusL Oar Publie Schools Lraeux L-Toplc. “The Ascension Christ” (Anta 1.1-12). Golden text, "When He had tpoken these things, while they beheld He »*s taken up, and a cloud re­ ceived Him out of their sight" (Acts 1,0). The Gospels tell what Jesus began to do nnd tench; the Acta tell what he continued sensitive and wouldn't want any scene ’ to do and teach through His apostles. made.” They were to rely upon tbe Holy Spirit as “Of course not. of course not,! re‘­ their only power, and their one, business plied'the officer hastily. "Ill do? the wns to testify of Jesus. Their joy wxs business us quietly as possible. Where that the same Jesus would return in due thall 1 bring tho prisoner/' time to restore the kingdom to Israel. He "1'11 have n carriage in waiting here will come in person. His saints will meet ia front bf the hotel. Yon need not Him on the way and return with Him tell the boy'where you are taking him. G Thesa. tv, 1®, 17; Ul, » tv. 14). You can merely say that his mother is Lesson IL—Topic, “The Descent of tho hero and yon have antbority to arrest The drawing for Adrian’s boom lots Spirit” (Acte 11,1-12). Golden text, "When him as a runaway and restore him to takes place in October. He, the Spirit of Truth, is come He will his parents.*' guide you Into all truth" (John xvi, 13). “1 understand." , They prayerfully and expectantly waited "Ho is in tho restaurant up the street from day to day for the promised Com­ yonder. His name is Dan Riggsby, and forter. See John xiv, IB, 2B; xv, 26; xvi, Then beneath, "Introducing Dan Riggs’ you will find him at breakfast 1 think." When ibe was a CbUd, she cried for CsMona. 13. If Jesus had not ascended He would i,,k M|n« frleutb where­ by.” , . tried. Its pronot have come (John xvi, 7), and tho disci­ •TU have no trouble in identifying When «be became Ml«, she dung to (Wa "1 shall call on Captain Parker.” ihfl letter* which ples might have labored in vain. But him." rmneu »n<l women mused Dan, placing the envelope in his when the Spirit of God works or speaks lirmlv e«JUtier.<|lt>g ‘ "Then wait in front of tho restaurant pocket, “and it may be that he will1 till you seo a carriage drive up to tbe ’ —- ’for then work Is done and to some purpose. assist me in the business 1 have on Our wisdom and power is nothing, but Ho 1 hotel and then bring him on.” hand." who at creation brought light out of dark­ bilious4 ho.lt hour later a buyoi/ containing the “I'll manage it and have him there on ness and order and fruitfulness instead of He walked hastily up tho street for evil pair entered the ilUitary road. * time," apd tho officer withdrew. chaos and emptiness can shine in men’s two or three blocks, then glancing ahead “The sooner the better. 1 don't wish 1 Mortimer Dill left tho hotel hurriedly, A certain musical customer of a down hearts and give tbo knowledge of God to stay here nny longer than necefsary." he saw by the light of the street lamp? and in a short time returned with a town Lewiston restaurant Is getting Into a (Gen. I, «; H Cor. iv, 6: John xvi, 8). tho sign. "Occidental Hotel." fuss. “That’s right, Mrs. Riggsby, and 1 Lesson HL—Topic, “The First Christian close carriage. As soon a* tho carriage “I guess I'd better stop here for the He went in the other day and ordered Church” (Acta ii, 87-47). Golden text, think that Mr. Suggs and 1 both share । ’ was driven up to the hotel Aaron Suggs m your desire for dispatch in tho pres­ night," he muttered, as he reached the and Mcg Frone camo out and entered it. ham and eggs fried ou one side and buck­ “The Lord added to the church daily such wheats. as should be saved" (Acte ti, 47). As Peter front of the hotel. A dim light was ent business matters.” Just then Dun Riggsby was seen to “Hammeonegs, yellowaide np, wheata’n ■poke tho word in thu power of the spirit "That is right." observed Suggs, with burning in tho office ns he entered, and emerge from the restaurant Tho offi­ maple syrup, uno single Inside biscuit,” and testified of the resnnection of Jesus dozing in his seat behind the counter sat a low laugh. “But Dill"—and then cer approached, und laying his hand went up thu spout. . frum tho dead tho people were convinced He called the waiter to him and said: of their sin and earnestly asked what to do. there was sudden energy in his voice— the night clerk, n sharp nosed,1 sallow upon the youth's shoulder, he said: ' ' , WIU.-USENBEE “Sir, I ordered no such stuff. You will Thus began to be formed the Church ur “there's been some important incidents faced youth of about Dan's own age. "Yon are my prisoner!” He rose from the chair with a start as occurred, and the old scratch may be to “What do you mean?" gasped Dan in please pronounce that properly up the flue Body of Christ (Eph. 1, 22,23), of which He or I will not attempt to digest it." Dan entered, but ou glancing at the new­ astonishment. is the head, and which when completed pay yet." ( “Gee!” said the young bandit in pompa­ •‘What has happened?" asked the law­ comer ho uttered a dismal yawn and “Your mother is hero and has given mo dour, “this is dead new freak. What’s de will be brought to him as Eve was to Adam. Then the marriage of the Lamb CHAPTER tlX’ | leaned listlessly upon the counter. yer in a surprised tone. authority to take you in charge." matter?” > and after that the kingdom (Her. xlx.) .“Can 1 get lodging for the night?’ Dan “My motherl She is not here!” cried "I’m afraid our plot has been discov-1 The musician goes in daily, and now tbe *T THE OCabffXTAL Lesson IV.-Topic, “The lame Mr^ asked. Dan. "It is some plot of those vil ­ whole shop looks up with astonishment ered, and if it is as I think, tho jig is up Healed” (Acta. 111. l-»). Golden t-^ .is thesurprtMil Suggs had to “ Yes, siree, ” replied tho clerk. “ What when the young man shouts up the spout: lains"-----“And His Name, through faith irt jjja •_!•■• stunnipg blow whicn with us." "Keep your mouth shut!” said the of­ “Alary Ann, if you please, ham, with two' Name, hath nuulb this man strong” jAcU “What do you mean? Explain!” cried do you suppose we are running this house । ..-.1 dealt him iu tho dark ficer in u low tone. "It will be tho eggs, browned only upon their obverse iti, 16). Jesus though aiwent in ’ Dill, rising from his chair in excitement for?” robbers’ cabin in the “Not for the purpose of affronting peo­ worse for you if you make any trouble." side. Cakes of buckwheat done to a sepia[ invisible, has all power in hesv- <n aBrj on "You remember there was a boy at the tint, with maple juice. One interior roll earth (Math, xxviti, 18), and I A ar.g to his fleet nnd rushed by ple who ask civil questions.'1 hope," re­ As he spoke hq clutched Dan roughly by Tnttelers* Rest?" devoid of unnecessary crust. One cup of Ills Spirit In His people, to ’ HIb poW. sponded Dan. nut. Ftare be found the the anti and led hint to the carriage coffee of moderate strength. Comprencz ‘ er on behalf of our bodies as well ns our "No: wo i^ro running it for the money that was in waiting in front of the ho­ vous?”—Lewiston Journal. -.i iceman on the |K)int'of '‘His name is Don Riggsby," ■ouls. Observe that agrpeur prenchea we get out of it” tel. Then, before the astonished and “1 understand—go on.” r whiff© she hud been arisen Christ (verse "Then you can <u:commodato me? bewildered youth could realize what ••He was n prisoner in this lady's house iLksson V.-Tor’ “p^r raad John Be­ >uth. and graspJng -Got any. money/' asked the clerk, A Washington man has a bright young ­ was going on, he was thrust forcibly fore the Coao'^tActa iv, 1-1S). Golden when i arrived.” held in her hand, ster who snrccedcd recently in gettiug glancing at Dan's rather shabby attire. into the carriage nnd the door slammed t^rt, te none other name under ••The devil! How did that happen?’ .. i just in time to "if I hadn't 1 shouldn't bo here,", re- behind hint. Then Mortimer Dili even with bls father in a very telling heaver RjVt.n IUnung men whereby wo "He had been found prowling about mu kliggsby ns he I plied Dan. "But as you won't answer emerged from the hotel, nnd mounting though unconsdops manner. His father ,n\rf be saved” (Actsiv, 12). The preach­ wa» reproving tbo UlU. teller', inured thJ thicket down tho cabin late at night, and ho was sus­ I me in a civil manner 111 find other lodg­ the carriage drove swiftly away, leay- • ing - ---------------, ,, pected ot having overheard some plnn.f manners. . ']I .7^ the religious rn!«r«. rulers, and nnd esoeclttUr especially the ing’s." and Ei turned to go oat ’ ing the officer standing on the sidewalk. “Don't do that.” »»-! he,' or wo 1). ftave that were not calculated for the public Sadducees, who did not believe in a rcsui> । :if- sent a bullet "Hull on!" cried the clerk. "1 was "What is it?” asked the landlord, who to call you a little pig " rectlon, that Peter anO John were Imprxsouth. tht-n, hurried ouly joking, I aui ready to show you to had just emargc<l from the building. The warning>*c“»ed to lost, for the oued and the next dny brought before the ^And they have him safely boused?* a room if yon wish to stay." tnc •? x.usyerutcd fault was repeated. “What is the trouble with the boy?” /•N.»; he has escaped!" council. Again Peter 00mL*7 °rcclaiined ••Very well." answered Dan, "flow “Du you km;w xvhal a pig is?" was tho that Jesus whom they had crucified Cu "HeM a rtinaway, ami his parents have ' A savage exclamatirhi . escaped the jivuty.-l far till < much?” and he drew forth his pocket* just cupie to take him homo." replied inquiry, put in a solemn mnnfler. •live, and ihat the healing of the lame lawyer s lips. “Yes, sir." book. j. That the youth the officer with n grin. . man was His doing. If t!io power of a “But that is nut the worst." went on blew, and tuey “What is it?" “For bed nnd breukfostF* “Strange h<nv bi*y * will run nway from risen, living Chritt was seen iu us, people Suggs. “He overheard u conversation “ A pig Is a hog's little boy." Lttr they would ’ “No: just a bed—1 may not remain home nowudqyb," remnrke*! tho land­ would learn of Jeans through us. between this lady -aud my self. and he The lesson in etiquette was suspended.— , for breakfasts" Lesson VI.—Topic, "Toe A (jostles* Con­ lord. "Seems us if they are a heap , Washington Star. .[ the ennqaod doubtless knows of tho bumpesi we have fidence in God” (Acta Iv, 10-31). Golden worse than they wore Vlien 1 was “Seventy-uvc eunte.” on hand.' . text, “They spake the Word of God with 1 young.” Dan hnudisl him the money. photography and Crime. psid u:k* and Mas ••Foote*'. Idiots!" hissed Dji 1 in a rage. boldness" (Acte iv, 31). The council hav­ "That bruitks ydu," said tho clerk, 1 As the carriage rolled rapidly away Dr. Paul Jerfach’s paper on the use«>f ing threatened them audcommanded them I once got iny •‘We aro ruined andtuay us well throw, glancing nt 'the empty pocketbook with I Dan Riggsby sprang to tho door to open photography In tbe detection of crime [’ll imy him (or to Kpeak no more in Jesus' name, let them np the sponge.” . a grin. » I it. but.-’rung hands drew him back with shows that falsified handwriting is mure go. The apostles said that they must ••But tbe boy will tw recaptured." •‘Maybe it' does, nnd niaybe.it don’t, | a violent jerk, nnd the voice of Aaron easily detected by an enlarged photo­ si>eak In His Name, and de(>arting went to •o‘wi|jg '•‘What!- Then h® htirt not escaped engraphic reproduction. • Different inks ;in\ replied D.m.i I Suggs’hisied three wordsm his ear: ti-.raed also blentilied in this way when thu eye isv thu other believers and told their story. tQclyf ! “if you make th? least attempt to esThe result was prayer and praise* an*l an­ quite .it • fault. Thu tints of so called other mighty baptism of the Huly Spirit “He is hiding in th woods along the i capu I'll kill you!" ••black’’ inks .ire either brown, red. green and increased testimony to n ris< n Christ. 4. t IlQ crook. .■•ml there are^ “Well, wi-woa't Ji.-nuta over it” said • ur blue it. th. hade,and the eye is hardly ing for him. whib/v Lesson VII.—Topic, “Annjiiiu mid the clerk. IvJdifig tlie way npthe nam»w able to distinguish them, whereas the Sappbira” (Acta v, 1-11), Golden text,, of «tho timber to stairway, the pr-tine on each st i photograph shows them in very different SugiB, "Be not deceived. God is not ni<*-ked; far Dau was <!*own into a rather poorly tones. —New Yurk Ti rnes. whatsoever a man soweth that >hnll he n back •Then yuti think he <yill be rijeap- funii-»he<l ni n on »!.-• second floor. The also reap” (GaL vi, 7). We Irnve* thus far ‘.Vu unist tnred?" naked Dill. HUiuewhat mollified. Tho Atill of the (toils Grind* Slowly. clerk then Iff a candle Ami retired from seen the power of thu Holy Spirit, tho •it won’t hi •Yes: ^>nt it ia well for iu* to be on our the-room..;ind Critic—I notice one uuachrouiiim iu your Spirit of Truth, in holy nnd true men who umlr;- .dug Dau taken with a btyl cold, which ,*ettl»Ml on my I it will ruin ill guan! There, ia telling what may throw himself npon the bed and was story. You have the young mother die of were faithful witnew*c*; but now we see lungn, cuufh set hi mid linsliy tcnni’.mfid tho grip, which is raging now, and yet tho tho deceitfulne-'S of the human heart in a turn up." In consumption. Four doctors itnvu ir.e up story cpds tan years later, when her child soon fast Asleep. rn.” ^idd tho muu and his wife who thought they could “Then wo iiad butter remain passive It was nearly eight o'clock when he saying I Could live but a short time. 1 Is grown up. _ the creek to till we find out whether or not the boy deceive God aud not be found out. Keep­ woke the next morning. Hastily dress­ save myself up to my Saviour, determined Author—Oh. that's all right. I fixed ing back part of the price, lack ot whole­ uejof the ui**n are if 1 could not stay with my friends on a:ts escaped?’ ing. he descended the atairs and walked things that way on purpose. In case it hearted cousecration to God is tbe great ■iu after the earth. 1 would meet iny absent ones above. "That is for* you to decide—you ure should be accepted by one of our leading hindrance in tbe church today. . •out upon th® piazza. My husband was advised to get Dr. more skilled in such matters than 1.” There wer** few people astir upon tho King's New Discovery for consumption, magazines.—Kate Field's Washington. LtSoO.s VIII.—Topic, "Thu A pasties Per­ ■.fitSly down the After a moment’s rcilectiou Dill said: street, looking northward, up the coughs ami colds. I gave it a trial, took secuted” (Acts v, 23-41). Golden text, Story of a Car Seat and n Vallaa. wood* and was -I hardly know what is best to do. slope, he could see the ling floating ov«r , "We aught to obey God rather than men” in nil eight, bottles: It has cured me ami lie got on tho back pintform of tho car We might get bold of tho five thousand the old fort, ami hero and there tho thank Gml I am now a well and himrty (Acts v, 20). So many mighty works wefe next tbo smoker nnd walked th rough look ­ •turned with tbe dollars in the bank ami leave the coun­ glimpse of u bine uniform as the sol­ woman.” Trial bottles tree at W. li. lag for n sent, but cavil ono held two peo­ wrought by the apostles that the rage of t -vi* brothers. J4d try before we could be detected, but a again caused their imprisonment, GiNMlvenr’s'drug Mure, regular size, 50c ple except one, in which a valise sat on tho!' raten but tho Lord by nn nugel set them free in diers moved hither nnd thither about re bund, had gone outside half nnd a man reading a paper nu ! SI.00. j little undue haste might excito «usthe night ant) told them to keep on pn-nchptivii, and that no picion and ruin the whole business." next thu window. The newcomer noted It 1 “/ von't «ay here for breakfast," Dan ’ ing. They are found In tho temple nt their ns he passed, and finding no other seat he; work, nrc arrested and brought before the unturned in tho at1 Good Look*. "That's a fact” mused? TH goto some place where peo­ Gnod looks an* mon* than •••kin im­ walked slowly back and looked meaningly council and again testify to a risen ChrfaL -.•aptpre. •We will hold the matter under con­ ple are treated with respect. Then 111 pending ui»>n u healthy conwloii “f ell He nt t he man by the window. The council arc reody to kill them; Gainasideration till morning nnd then decide atll on Capthin Parker. 1 liaven'tmuch It was not effective nnd ho passed on toI liel advises moderation, so they are beaten ,ii«l or.-r.b<. If lh« liver l>e Uueilve. ill we join in the upon some plan of action.” • « time to lose] for there is no telling what you have alblllo'is look, li your ■•tonweh the rear and looked through the next car,' and let go. but n glance assured 1dm there was no ' -That will do, for nothing can bo done be <li\onlered you have a dj>pephc look Lesson IX.—Topic, "The First- Christian may Imppmi." We uro tn go to room there, and after a moment’s hesita­' Martyr” (Acta vii, 54-GO)/ Golden text, tonight Did you gel a room for an He start**! «* Vruk walk up the and Iflyour kidivy* be affect,*.! yon have a uihplete the bturition he squared his jaw and started up the’ “He kneeled down and cried with a loud street. AsThe did so Mortimer Dill pinched look. Secun1 grod health and office?" . Ifiind—that is. If aisle again, and every sue knew he intend­’ vqlro. Lord, lay not this sin to their “Yes, and the furniture is being put camo to tho door nnd gave a great start you will have good looks. Electric Bitters :eji think it posgi- in it now. 1 have called on some of the Is the grunt alterative ami tonic seta ed to have that seat Ho walked up di­J efeargc” (Acts vii, 60). Out of seven men, of surprise As he recognized tho youth. directly on three vital orgniv. Cures rectly beside the reader and then stoppedJ full of faith and the Italy Spirit, who were g'lirtr iu that direc- attorneys hero and declared our ^inten­ “Thu jiftp up with ns," muttered the pimples.-bletche*. bolH and gives n goo I nnd stared at him. Deep Interest displayedJ chosen to see to the temporal affairs ot the ’■•«! overhaul him be- tions of opening a law office here." lawyer with an oath. Then, as he saw eoniplexioin Sold at -."T- H- Goodyenris in tho paper. Ten seconds’ wait and then’ church, Stephen bo spake nnd wrought !■ >rt. (f ho is stall in "So 1 am to become a lawyer, qm I. the num in tho aisle remarked, “That va­ miracles nnd accused the council ot the Dan enter 4 restaurant, he turned hur­ drugstore, Me. > cr bottle. - •••<; talent of finding queried Suggs, with a low laugh. lise is not entitled to a seat,” and he said murder ot Jesus that what they thought riedly and Seconded the stairs, and was It so there was no disputing tho fact. “Yes: 1 have ordered a sign*—‘DtH-mja soon in Aaron Suggs’ room. to have done to Peter ami John they ac­ Tho other man did not try to dispute it; tually did to Stephen and atoned 1dm to Boggs, Attorney, ot tow.’ You JW, I The best salve In the world for cuts, ••What is it?” asked Suggs, glancing ‘ twered Sli; ho simply glanced up, remarked, "I know death, Saul being a witness to the deed “Let tui l>» off at once." bruises, sores, ulcers, 'salt rhenin. fever am known here among some of tno at­ at tho other's excited countenance, it," and resumed his reading. A surprised a lyin a few mpments.", torneys, and 1 hare given out the im­ -The devil's to i»y.” cried Dill. The sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, look and ten seconds more. "Well, sir. and consenting to it. Lemon X.—Topic, “Philip Preaching at ii the men that it was corns, and all skin eruptions, and poalUvearc you going to move itt,” "Er—no," with­ t probable th.- r’:e boy had overheard our pression that 1 have come here to locate boy is here in town!” |y cures plies or no pay required. It Is out lifting his eyes from the paper. “WsU. Samaria” (Acts rlti, 5-45). Golden text, permanently. That will give us a better A fierce oath came from Suggs ups.. “And tliere was great joy in that city” «®ver*ati-»i and might expose all our guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or if you don’t, I will." said the stranger, (Acta viil, 8). The command at Jesus was chanoo to do our work without exciting “What is to be done?’ bo asked. plans if money refunded. Price 25 cents per box -.ped?” ••Wo must get him in our power be­ For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist fairly bristling with wrath. No response, to testify of Him in Judea, Samarin nod Ba“Th!i°tn' is good," chuckled Suggs. and a moment later the valise was grabbed unto the ends of the earth (chapter i, 8), fore he has a chance to spoil our plans, 'ril* ke®P secure if The Oscoda County Democrat, publish­ and thrown violently against the front door but up to the death of Stephen they had aaid Dill, a daring plan forming in his “Now let’s have something to ^*3* hod hi’!. - ‘ ed at Mio, Is now a four page paper, one- of the car, where it broke open and scat­ not done so. After that the believers were hungry as a tramp, and well discuss There will be no chance of him giv* tered things all over the aisle. Tbe reader scattered everywhere, preaching the word, mind. __ “But where is ho, and how are we to half Its former size. made not a motion, and after standing in a and Philip, another of the seven, had such ’ »g us any trouble once they lay these subjects later on." William Berger Is under arrest at Battle defensive attitude for a moment the new­ A short time after supper Meg Frone accomplish this?" success in Samaria that Peter and John ■te* MJ h:ni." replied the woman in a retired to her room, but it wasi after “He is in a restaurant up the st™-®*- Creek charged with stealing 8151 from comer sat down boldly aud tried to look os were sent from Jerusalem that the be­ “guifieant tune, j; unconcerned ns the other man. eleven o'clock before the two men sought I have a plan for getting him out of the John Pangborn, his brother-in-law. lievers might receive the gift of the Holy Then 'iU’U bo off as soon ns A moment later a man strolled In from Ghost. Then is revealed the heart of Si­ way, but we must oct at once. . Posable.repose. . _ tbe smoker and stumbled over the wrecked mon the Sorcerer, who thought that money ••Then let us proceed: but first, what A half |u,nr ;l I*,™ containing valise. He stared for a moment,'and then could buy the gift. Compare Lhis with CHAPTER XX a look of wild wrath came into his eyes. the sin of AnaniiL**. Briefly Dill explained his plan of *ao, .. * • ■ '*-area mp jumtary roaa “Who broke my grip?” he yelled, and then kidsafed. Lesson XL—Topic, “Philip and the Ethi­ 'jf pZTe<*ri'von r«pi‘lly in the direction he spied the red faced man In his seat, and opian" (Acta viii, 26-40). Golden text, Ji Fort Scott. i | ““Icapiuir cried Sugg,, with a eerra in a moment the two were rolling savagely “He than botieveth on tbe Son bath ever­ • Althou-h tho sharpest watch was kept ot approviag no®- '-K 'n11 w?rk in the aisle, and ns they pulled mementoes lasting life” (John iii, 36). Philip is called erf thH gS ‘ufl £°®P*mon, no traces from each other ’ s hair and clothing the from the great work in Samaria to visit charui. ID M*« Fro?e n-d ? ;v,’r« ^covered, for as the ‘wretch who h:ul put up the job rose up the desert and lead the Ethiopian eunuch while yon arrange tho othermatters. aud quietly stole away to a cook-rear.— to Jesus. Our b*n*int*sw aa servants ot nrrtv” ‘ure:iUJ’ knows Don Riggsby did »th^ ;" 'TO ‘he "°Ter of the ticket -Tbra 11ll«o<T at once. Christ 1 > uot to sc*-k great things for ourDill and leaving the room he hastily Ttie-O«ceol* county fair will be held al • i ruck rill offer nightfall. arlrca (Jer. xlv, 5;. I*tu to obey Him and JJirentol the J™'*** »». Evart Oct. 4, 5 «nd «. Big’ t 'r fBSt 4,eeI>eninK lntO In France tbe macadam rood without follow where lie iuuili th. We cannot estithe rtrert b« p tiw-l ind.iH^T1 t“3 lY°reached FbrtScott about him. IU “">• “ I"''"'1"1' •i” The JApeex Comity Democrat tu-ilay en­ f. nndnnou fa pretexted *o lite Telford, a laborer* with Gel. not He with us, He moat UnJar being used with the broken stone b)t<-l r‘lf 10 froht of tho Occidental prvuching. hl?!' „ h, ters upon It*.ftfid year. after the latter b-u. Uxn thoroughly E»m- have full tuutrol of u*. ••What ta|tr|a»kf.l thu officer u be VJriXf-*'WySd’e* l»MCled. Tbe rational roads coat inure than Jiiiza V111 »t»u«Mng on the are tbe main-stay of our republjc. In them are being cultivated the minds which are to be our future law-makers ami leaders in every walk in life. How essential it is that these minds should be united to strung, healthy bodies. So many children suffer from Impurities and poteous In the blood that It is a wonder that they ever grow up to be men and women. Many parents cannot Jind words strong enough ]to express their gratitude to Hood's Sars­ iaparilla for Its good effects upon their <children. Scrofula, salt rheum and ether <diseases of the blood are effectually cured 1by this excellent medicine, and the whole 1beiug Is given strength to resist attacks of disease. ' I ___ _ ___ . Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Iowa,Lie h’-iggy camo up. and came ^hi.Ur ■ in‘!° ** twu'a 'insf;lce । Politeb- *?’*JaSe" uftor bowing “lo^poctodnm “^Zu.Mrberukrhotain^ perimeol by -du> sted yhsruiaelsts. of . runaway boy-her Wo.»«• The tall term at th* Orchard Lake Acad should like to have y*mr assistance •him. w. win r»r r>" ____ are wider, atui croml York �What We Originate Many Imitate If you want furniture we have it. Why yes, and a large variety, comprising Bed Room Suits, Folding Beds, Side Boards Book Cases, Hall Trees All the New Chairs, Pictures, Easels, Carpets and Rugs Exclusive Agents for the Hastings Furniture Mf’g. Co F. W. GREBLE Hastings Banner, Thursday, September 15, 1892. MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. THB HASTINGS, MICH., POSTOFTICK, AUGUST 14. 1879. 4 EDITORIAL NOTES. FOR PRESIDENT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, . OF INDIANA. They carry Just one county in that whole i S® Weston Comedian's In Union hal this week. state. Oh that Weaver tidal wave Is a i every ' evening ' ** West Main street Is being worked and dandy! No one sees it though except our enthusiastic contemporary of the Jour­ put In much better condition. Far Sice lunches go to Allgeo's bakery nal. first uuor east of Fred Heath’s drug store Prosecutor Lowden was before the pro­ hibition county convention, airing hts views on thy subject, stating how he had supported-'prohibfUon In every election. But be didn’t promise to do It this time. Nevertheless he pocketed his little en­ dorsement and went away smiling. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, Undoubtedly the Grand Rapids fair will "*■ patronized ■*’ well fratn thh section. Ikerchief i>owHl____ __ extracts and Taylor .. . der at X Ptlce and warranted as good as the best at the Racket. Wanted, a few table boarders. Enquire at Allgeo’s bakery, first door east of Fred L. Heath's drug store. 7 Samples of some fine ladies jersey rib­ Will our contemporary of tbe Journal bed vests and combination suits to close please explain to his readers about that out at the Racket. Pinx. Smith. great people’s party uprising that was to A sale of sailors, white and colored, at take place In Arkansas, but which uprose just enough to carry one little county In the hew millinery store Satuntay after­ noon.! Mas. E. Wtluams, For GovernorJOHNT. RICH. the whdle state at the election last week? £,» I For Lieutenant Governor. ! Jefferson BL J*. WRIGHT GIDDINGS. /Little Trixie” is a legitimate musical For Secretary ot StaleJOHN W.JOCHIM. Brother Milton F. Jordan, whose strange For Treasurer......... JOSRPH F. HAMHITZER. Comedy, full of pathos and humor. Go For Auditor-General..STANLEY W.TURNER. ca«e of hypnotism has be?n described In and see It— you will enjoy it. Union hall, For Attorney-Genera) GERRITT J. D1EKEMA. these columns did bls little part to get en­ Tuesday eve, Sept. 20th. For Supt. Public Iustructloa ...................................... H. K- PATTINGILL dorsement, and will be deserving of Yaare glad to note the fact that so For Member State Board of Education.............. ‘ ple’s smiles should Grover feet into the many nice stone walks are being laid this E. A. WII.U8ON. rear. Several who have built have put For Commissioner of State Land Office. ...... white house. JOHN T. BERRY. down [this kind of walk and we understand .that more will do so. Congremilonal Tfoket, 4th District. Our populist friends should urge the We 'cannot promise to hold our offer of For Member ot Congress-................... ....................... neceaaity of their Idea of a two per cent HENRY F. THOMAS the BAnnei: and weekly Tribune, the two loan on land in this campaign. Why dn papeni, one year for one dollar, Legislative Ticket they not du thia? It’s part of their prin­ much longer. Subscribe soon, or For Representative In Bute Leal-datura.... ciples. must pay regular rates. DAVID HCGUETT WHITELAW REID. OF NEW YORK. CHABLES W.‘ ARMSTRONG For Sheriff.... »I..... For County Cterku............. jdiiif G.'NAGLeB For Register ol Deeds.................................................... CHARLES W. JORDAN >«—™..... mgWiaii For Circuit Ceurt ConunlMloueni ALONZO K. KEN ASTON FEED W. WALKER ••• —... 7........... WKcoiS Fbr Coroners. •ver known James A. Swcezey profcsslonsdly knows this, that he has been true to teia client, and if elected proeeeutor, Bar­ ry county will be hts client and he •will be true to tbe trust Mr. Bwaezey authorizM us to say for him ttot, if elected, he will faithfully and Im­ partially enforce the laws. That assuraace coming from a man known to be true to ability, no man can question but that Barry Bounty's interests would be far best served In tbe event If bls election. We bellsva our contemporary of the jMm that woald throw their electoral TO buy your BOOTS and SHOES. Large Stock. or* Half Sizes. Any Size YOU take no risk, when you buy of us. We tell you what they are. If geed we warrant them and if cheap we tell you so. You may take the goods home and if not satis­ fied after five days return them (unsoiled) and we will refund your money. Secure the beautiful magazine “GOOD FORM” with S10 cash trade. ONE PRICE SHOE DEALERS. Half fare on all the railroads leading to The "middle of the road7’ will go thun­ Grand Rapids is a great inducement to dering down tbe ages as the synonym of attend the West Michigan Fair. Tickets some darned lonesome people who tried to good from Sept, ivtli to 24th, all tbe week. Why not take a holiday, and take In the get into every other road. great fair. 50s Our 12-page paper will be a feature of the Banner for some weeks to com*. You will find interesting local news on soldler. a man well qualified for the posi­ page three of our supplemental sheet: also tion. . county news on its first page, editorial and political news on second page. The republican nominee fur-congress Is a clean, capable, strong man, "a brave ex- Barry county will have her affairs capa­ bly administered if tbe republican county ticket shall be elected. 3:09 aud is the time made upon tbe famous track of the watt Michigan Fair Society, but tbe track Is in better condition now then when the time was made. The record will be broken at the Aldrich’s great speech, Fair Sept 19 to 20, and everyone should which you will find on the* second page of see thia with the rest of the great fair program. the Banner. Tbe Hastings Karine A Iron Works give four special prizes at tbe Barry door County Fair. One for the fastest Xmlle by traction engine, one for the mutt skill­ East of Fred Heath’s drug store. ful engineer of traction engine, one for the On our second page you will find the fastest walking hone team h«nile, and one for tbe fastest walking ox team ।great tariff speech of Senator Aldrich. Haile. Powers * GiotrMX, Sometimes canned 'goods lose their Hastings Engine A Iron Works. flavor but not so with those you buy at Tbe Michigan Central R. R. will give Spary Phillips’. Its patrons a most excellent opportunity to The Engine Jt Iron Works is at work on visit the eity of Cleveland. Ohio. On Sata .large order for Iron whip stocks for an special train will Ohio whip factory. arrive in De- Additional Local News. ; *?i^tronlre'“ Allgeo’s bakery, first Our guarantee. All millinery at less price than any competitor, and more trimming for tbe saa J Racket. craning Mr. ••Ctty HE best unlaundried White Shirt in the market can be found at our store. It is as good as others sell at 75c. We had it made expressly for our trade. As usual we always sell the best goods for 1 any h°use in town. See our show window. HILE looking at this window please step to the other window and see the light weight gloves you can buy for 25c. T Yours respectfully, E. W. HOKR1LL & CO., ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS- �14astings Banner. . "tS.by. September ij, i8$x . All United States postal cards’ are now pmsonal mention. made at Caatletoo. N. Y. The machine which makes them, prints from a number of engraved plates on the surface of a fast &n,0° «• Um tUpld, Tore. revolving cylinder. It then cuta the cards ' apart; wraps them up tn packages of 25 with a band around each. Our annual ^Mre. c. 8. Bu -m wrot to Ci|mi][ T w consumption of postal cards ia about 400,­ 000,000. <4 ^2^" — to th. Lz^fhe ravishing beauty of those miserable Buyers' Wake Up!—Tis the Fall of ’92. relics p' aptedeluvian times that are on s.turti,h' In the State street, opposite court honae square, will not be enhanced by the beautiful new to Band Rapid, Toa. court house. Respect for the new build­ *£5 ing ought .to. Incline the owners of the worst looking ones of the outfit to remove "'“"'"I from IJ.rbp, these eyesores. Their cross-eyed, wapple- Sprhig. jawed staring gaze, while picturesque, lacks a great deal of being handsome. UvrovHl'ritMl"”110 ,J“!1n< Moo- -I &AKIH13 POWDER Absolutely Pure. ' • r baking powder. Highest . .tn-ugla — Laical United • P<»m1 Ib-norL I- -ninUo.. KU WallSt-.N. Y John Sullivan Dennis' measure of a true democrat Is one who will choke down every craky Ism he preaches, and stultify himself by voting for men whose princlpies are as radically opposed to democracy as are those of the republican party. Not all democrats In Barry county are John Sullivan Dennis democrats, as he has al­ .!i> your artificial teeth ready discovered; consequently John Sulll; if ♦.» «ra<l dollar for van Dennis Is very wroth at these naughty ,t:u> Holder. You can apply it ■uititite. and no matter If democrats, whom hu calls tho “tough • ; it nill bold firmly In tbe element” Ills abuse is their highest praise. White Cloud. A teacher defined in manners. In drew. Michigan in sympathies, is sure to obtain an influence that will work for good long after the pupil has passed from hia or her < ht'kr.-i Infantum, cholera Immediate charge.' The favorite, study of ..'■ntpry bilious colic and a pupil, and often the profession In life, .is it ■« of the bowels. Sold by all determined, ndt so much by the attractive • >1 btf .b'lix A. FUL1.KB. Hastings, Mich. character of the study Itself as by the subtle, magnetic power of the teacher. On the other hand, the cold. Indifferent manner of teachers; their sharp, shrill tones, their Impatient temper, have sent many a pupil from school In utter disgust with anything pertaining to study. THOn/15 DIXON, tamil: aid: Dinina: Hall l 'armors, come and eat, • <• ind Five Pearl Sheet: g. don't be afraid. « d: els. Just newly laid. ■mh buit**r too, as well. Prof. Patt^ngill. of Lansing. editor of the School Moderator, and candidate for the office of Superintendent of Public Instructlon on the republican state ticket, will address the Young Men’s republican 1 < lub In. the court room next Tuesday evenI ing, September 20th. Prof. Pattengill Is an able man, a good speaker, and all who. 1 attend may be assured that they will hear frietb!' and neighbors tell, i Im.-you meet . • | the issues of the day discussed In a fair. S> i- the place’to eat. । candid way. Turn out, young men and .1 ht jig the little ones as all, and give the next State Super!ntenI dent of Public Instruction a cordial weL ■ Xi' kit- from Tom. LOCAL NEWS. • CIRCULATION * «-in quires, • Thfc n ’>■<, 12<) I tor’ advertisement* I'..- .-days nt lav*st to i-»ne of ihC week We are going to do business with you because we have just exactly what you want, and our prices are simply irresistable. , BOTJ • CLOTHINQ HATS ANb SENT/’ FURNIJHINQ QOObS । week. s’ " hltcotnb last Our complete assortment insures perfect satisfaction in the selection of isfy individual tastes. You will find our large stock made up entirely of g trustworthy, serviceable and the best of their class. I , I । ■ta tffer’s /' -1r-nt <perch nn our • -w jail has commenced in n-o to Allgeo’s / II.-Darlow are moving Come in and see how FAIR we will treat you, how well we will PLEASE you, and how much we will SAVE for you. I , R. MUDGE & SON I । ■nY« aUd 1!rs’ u-nrr Crreo, 01 Allmn I.nd OrorwSeUlUn, ot Cl.rloo, att!£' ।Xk '"' “‘■’•‘■ton bere la.t 1 | Tf-'I. or -Dtor. .MrTs 'k. ^L 'ln'l,>' *,hl1 AT"-, 2?? J,o“'l’>r f« i miaA^m ,hp“"’ln "“"‘he Great Special Sale of 1 y'to cUlnnchard bare I cominenced house-keeping at iPtj south , 1 roth o *" '"'U friend, afire I Blnnehanl wa, formrel, ।Milll-IF MIm (.rare tlrrenllrld. or this city. at । ।...’ T1 He,th. hM lrt tho contract for Ills new home n will be a One one. 1 llASren ami Detroit Weekly Tribune, I Ithe two papers one year for one dollar. , i» Vi?U St ,es , nnil no fancy prices In the way we sell millinery at the Racket. . ‘ Piii.n. Smith. ARCHIE fk’COYS' Two stores this week. । । UNRIVALLED BARGAINS I l>y endanaerlnr thdnve. | Pie. lOhKKrJZ,1'""' Mdataellon I I—' 1 THE PRINCE ALBERT It a cwttnM^ fur rent!*; ni*n In the aftcrutxm. The m zten.il «houl»l he or black worsted or of the new cheviot-.. The trytujers nnd vest may l>e of the saute material If It is better tMle to have th - trou-.-rs <»f a »lltt*ren. color. Standing c»»Rars.-boill<i be worn, and the FourInlland scarf of light color t« prelereA for neck wear. The shirt shoulilbe of plain white linen. THE TROU80RS should be cut about W inch. * at the kn«-e and about 1“' i inches at th- bottom. This garment should Cl tritnly.lbding neither too large nor too tight. I | I The new postal money orders will soon Im? in vogue. The system is such that there is little <>r no complication and at IT’S NO TROUBLE • .•■ a: :r I ?i fair time now> - ti’.hz it promptly. money. A sheet calling for amounts from i one cent to $2 has, been prepared, which . on the payment of one cent nnd the amount . to be sent, will be torn off about the same I as an express order. There will Im? no ■ rpr particulars see I. writing on it by the postmaster, the sender ‘Mleate “hat - insta*s at Um Racket. ni'er'e’n;' ; endorsing it as a check or draft. Phis Smith. [ ✓Engineer* on the M. C. R. R. will no t'laaue entertna aX”' >'.r i ll’s great speech on Mdnmerelal center a, Xn. V ib. OT,‘ doubt soon learn that there is an interlockj Ing switch nt the crsssJng of tbe C. K. A 3. ini’ 2ad It on our second Mondny forenoon the engine on the morn­ ’ Ing freight was derailed—making t|e the rest on SLATK8. third one to leave the track at that place ■ r uouils at the Racket. ■ since the switch was put in. There was I’hin. Smith. ■ no damage done to tbe engine and it was run back onto the track after working an htedly lie the largest and | hour or two. rounty Las ever witnessed !• On October 1st some radical changes ■ will be made by the Western Union Tele<*» cents on the dollar • graph Company in the manner of counting •' ike Racket, called by old ““ In th£eli" InX™^ the words in a message. At present where ’ figures are used each figure an<| division is i counted one word. After the above date '• Ira Var|Vaikenbnrgh gave 1 they will be counted In groups of three, pkrty to a few of ay vvjjiing. t "lUnlon lh.r' B01'1"”11'1 ’towha. a WM which will constitute one word. Each I punctuation mark will be counted one ■; kepi in a flrst-cljss I word, where at । present they are not Wh-ry nt Allgi-o’s bakery, first with prantlnenur counted at all. The new rule will effect a ■4 Heath’s drugstore. j saving in the tolls paid by commercial Head bouses. ■hi: during the campaign. From r. ‘ • 1st next only 25 cents— anti it is unnecessary to say that ih« .1 ’ Hon. John radgham, of Allegan, was only alH shown through tbe manufacturing institu■mb per month. Can yon 'lualntancca here, irrespective of nartv would Ilk. to we him getTt ” lions of the city last week and expresse d great surprise at the rapid forward strides ■wi-ounta due the late W. Through Uro klndneM o, Drake we' 1 his city has taken In the last few years. F. ' Lh paid nt once to save Were al.en a cop, Of the St. Jovnh1 jill owing to the new railroad and the dh•n bo foutid at the office of Count, Adrertl.tr, containing an .emi1 •1 position of home capitalists to invest their Dr. J.r a. ' money at home in factories, where It would fan.the ou. -Union of re unionDitrS^^ ot eeboohmalM The 11...w-ry i, mil! at iL Scld Beach ' do the most good. Mr. Padgham assured ns opens up w ttli a fu II iw<l new stock of the .mt" s,|!Crrltlu-)r 10 thB township. Of Lodi1 that Allegan would soon have another railtneit baked ©mdi and confectionery in held and Saline, Vtarbtenaw wr.1 road that would come down into the city, Aueu.t 2 .th, asth ,„Co., d „which t£' the city. Luncheon ?erved at all hours. ' and said that there was a disposition klren It n>o.u hare been ,n1 among the merchants of that place to InWoolley <fc Brunson h«|ve one of the fin- In toterroUn, ratbertn,. Krtnn1 vest their money In manufacturing Instltafit she* • fur winter wear, that was ever brought to this city; a fairly heavy sole In , .'1 tJoton “totfie* "ohool. which Hour- tlons. If Allegan gets another road It can ! thank Mr. Padgham for it, as be has stuck With light nppci, Ince or congress, price •bed from <0 to M ,ea„ w. hare Vno, iS’l T"rr!r" "‘H’’ Dr to that project through thick and thin, each Si.50. Cui; Mui set- them. Ski ** C' E.re ‘,nJund « and E. .mon/ Ashley, the of' ' failure seeming to encourage him to renew­ hi. ** count, numbered L^iil Ihy mi‘s-(l a piece of leather that ed effort. As for the disposition to invest Union whoUra. Dr. Drake and ' a in factories. Allegan captallsts couldn’t hewatitHlI to «uIke with a hatchet Satur*i»y »l tin- whip factory and struck bls fin- Kdmunda attended th. reunion. make a better investment. rer. culling ll.e end of It off. compelling The -lalhon that Dr. Cudne, 1. taklnr Mtn to lay <.j «i,f several days. S' High School. are of at the fair (round tried to emulate - *The seniors and Juniors have organized Fartm-ti ip, »<>me of I our neighboring the erample of Jim CorteU Honda, mom। a Llterarv society with the following rounties report the presence of a little hf.IH? ""■*<”'L H* -r'"‘ ln,° officers: President— Chas. Andras, Vice insect or w .:in that works at the root of the Mall a, u.ual, when the horae looked Pres.—Will Cole. .Secretary — Pearl Hen­ cxiver. klh tuj tv,. b|osgoBH and shrinking "wmenerd Ulina at him. dershott. Treasurer — Homer DePoe. It the stalk. Have ynu notjeed any of them? ■roe tried to eurr, Um. but Utl. leeetiKd 1 Ims not yet been decided when tbo first Our clk'lui. We will compare Mrs. ■” “0 Um alraw tn.t broke the earner, Literary will be held.—Very few ot the 'tatnuix triuuning with any Detroit. back. Tim hum commenced to kick, and patrons of tbe school ever visit ua. We ' T’ b' k!r‘"1 >he more Doe mt should be glad to see them at any Ume.— vi Chicago house you wish, and 101 “town I" ander the Tlie English Literature class have become wlL sell you the goods cheaper than the horw-a belly .nd .Uld there unharmed, 1 greatly Interested In that study as is ttnpest or no sale at the Racket while the .talllon made toochpleka ® i' ot •—*-- 1 *a— tz.* ftutmitoh pw^ -Tb aX manner io ‘.° which Phis. Smith. erer, fhln< about him. After h.-- hrd a»Ko man .-an ever enjoy life to Its fulleat l.hed Ue Job of paired.Ina thWraUea the lUsir lajnoA are prepared.- w vicero * -------’--- —- Xmemorixlng ^tbe Jflrat i~ it 1 35er% j*P»eity until he has gone to Spary Phll- bone let up oo U. Uekrnt and? Doe.. “P* and got hl< coffee and tea. Spary IS* allenU, atol. .war, but on- Hnr 1 not hard line- and their praeUcing practicing Is la said mW to U> be ba “•VI kr-jH tbe beat In thta line, and Uiaftartbe bone got a couple ?uli uaoatnalenr of bS? bawl line. Safbl than th. rfbft. n p an amateur ••mglohl* Urge aalea always baa a ’ * * —— -ttlfn Wfr vlollnbL trtsu block. . k cut .Ires* form corset. <“<• t!n*m at the Racket. • ’ •* 1 , ( , ' 1 ^■l.^e.11.,I„an^X'n”X|]bto|..i the same time it is a good way to send I . - EVERYTHING 1 GOES : AT i THE i LOWEST i POSSIBLE 1 PRICE 1 bJJI. i» <h., ,u°? ,7ant to read 1110 CT«*t«t tariff "»•> in HS.U„” k4 >» b.,1 deitrered this year, yon will find it f “'■anlandr.irnTL, on the Banners second page. • I'nhl". >«<ter. whit. •pl'^.nr,r, Do you need some glassware this fall? w O»r ‘u •» end enlTee, Of course you do. Come to my store aitd • the "nr 0.,^. Inspect my new lines. They will cer, f ----------------------•« we arenow 'X X.be"' Ilw,”: lalnly please you in both quality and Wer "« «"• fall and priw Spakv Phillips. /•re. •‘ndw.a.nXhM? ""-,1 the Uneat “J™",«r we ,U|, Forty-eight years ago Saturday the I ““'thOand prte?« lw "er In Kalamazoo Telegraph whj first Issued. I the enod.1 r„„ "hfe to .Wil with a total circulation of -.Wcople*. The weekly circulation is now over 4000 and tbe daily. 3300. Prospects are elegant for the future, and why shouldn't they lw with train was sihn,?V’’,"001’ Central I the great improvements made of late, during the past year there have been >PPle Mornn tbroughand one of the window! Cr*®hM ker coach and na««Mi .. 9 ,,J'Pesscn-J 442 births In Barry county, 212 In-ing males nnd 230 females. The numlM*r of ^ywatnwri!^ Ch thc deaths reported was 21rt, or which 131 wen- male* and <> females. From this it will be seen that the females lead in the number ot births, while -man. iioorman.” leads in the number of deaths. « OUR FALL AND WINTER ATTARCTIONS WILL CAUSE A TURN-OUT I nisi !’r Mie. : A REVELATION IN FINE GOODS AND FAIR PRICES. t^e are glad to note tbe good feeling ex­ Sn“«.,J"'bSnrL.“' ,,W* isting In this city between employers and employees. Where the two are brought Into closer contact all differences can be -hitSlSiS. SU”';J ■*« ’">= more easily adjusted. and in such institu­ tions strikes nnd lockouts are seldom heard of. Where the employer ahows that he •>«* takes an Interest tn his help, they will In­ variably work to his advantage, and this thought makes things look brighter nnd life seem more pleasant. WjHEN YOU SIXTEIEJZSE! ' The opening months of a season we shall make you all remember as I [ At all to sell such Clothing as we offer this season. It’s a pleasure to see them, and satisfaction in wear­ ing them. । I | | | . Our new line of fall and winter Clothing is greatly increased in sizy and reduced in price. If you trade with us you have found our goods as represented, and notwithstanding the [superior quality of the Clothing we have the exclusive sale for, the prices are as low as others would charge you for common-place clothing. A reputation estab­ lished on such goods and square dealing is lasting. ' The materials in our Men’s Clothing are all new and nobby tlie trimmings excellent, and the style and making supurb—as only the STEIN BLOCH CO., Wholesale tailors, can do. BOYS SIT DOWN HARD , ,, ..... , Trousers staff under them if the suit is to last long. We have suits made for just such use. Sonie in neat dark gray effects, in broken plaids; dark brown; tan. Price, $5, $5.50; »(!, sizes 4 to 10- Other suits' cheaper. These are not ends of summer lots, but NEW GOODS, in medium aud heavy weights IGS I i �t IS PROTECTION DEFENDED Senator Aldrich Strikes the Keynote of the Campaign. EFFECTS OF THE M’KLNLEI LAW. jf living in the United States declined for fee period covered by the investigation at the financial committee the cost of living In England increased L« per cent. If the conditions had been rwrtraed our Demo­ cratic'friends would have insisted that thia was the direct aad logical result of rival revenue systems. I am curious to see what explanation they will now make. The result b unquestionably a very sur* prising one io them and one which they will have difficulty in explaining away. While the attempt to compare average re­ tail prices in England and the United Blates is not satisfactory, I am convinced that for a family buying the same quantity and quality of articles at retail in the two countries the cost of living would not be higher in America. At no time in our history have the earn­ ings of the American people been as great, measured by their j>cwer to purchase tho comforts and necessaries of life, as they are today. Measured by the same stand­ ard, they are vastly greater than those of any other people in the world. [Tho senator here analyzed a table pre­ pared by Mr. Daniel McKeever, of the ■___ ol__ oo___ TT TY____ ~ — top - - - ■* *. by Senator Vest. Ho demonstrated that the astrakhans, velvets and- silk linings mentioned In the letter are luxuries, and that the articles of that class In common use arc now cheaper, ns shown by the foi­ ling table in the official report]: 4* PRICES OF COAT LUONGS AND WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S DRESS GOODS. T J. 3' ■ • ' Mr. President—It to evident that tbe tariff question ia to become, by common consent, the leading issue in the approach­ ing presidential campaign. In hto speech of Juno 28, tho senator from Missouri (Mr. Vest) makes thb unequivocal statement: MI am prepared to show that tho McKin­ ley act has had the effect of increasing prices upon the necessaries of life to the people of this country, and that the state­ ment in ids resolution [referring to the Knator from Maine] that an era of cheap­ ness in the necessaries of life b being brought to the people of the,United States b absolutely and unconditionally false.'* One of tho principal purposes of tho tariff Inquiry ordered by the senate resolution of March 3, 1891, was to ascertain whether this claim of the opponents of protection was justified. An investigation much more extensive and thorough than ever before attempted was Instituted. The committee determined to ascertain fho prices paid for all articles ot general con­ sumption at retail In every part of the United States <m tho first of each month from June, 1889, to September, 1891, a period of seventeen months prior to tho passage of tho act of 1890 and eleven months subsequent. Tho quotations were in all coses secured from actual sales. The places nt which-quotations were obtained Were selected with the view of covering the entire country geographically, and in­ cluded typical commercial, manufacturing and agricultural communities. The prices wtro secured by the trahied experts of/rtie departnu-ut of labor with tho greatest fare. The list'of 215 articles wns carefully se­ lected by the unanimous action of tho com mittce, with n viiw ot covering every pcs sdble expenditure of a family In tho average condition of life—that is, with an income of F-’iiX) to 81.0W per annum. v Thu results of this comprohenstvo and exhaustive inquiry are contained in the report recently made by tho finance com­ mittee. This report covers 2,3(10 printed printed •era 3,3<io pngts and contains more than t‘.._. 1 WOOOOdif* ferent quotations; . This investigation clearly establishes- tho tact that a decline instead of nu advance has taken pl«« in the prices of~£he niceaaaricsof lite and the resulting cost of liv­ ing since the adoption of the act of 1890. The articles were dlvid^l into the follow­ ing groups; First—Food. Second-^Claths aud clothing. Third-1-Fu^l and lighting. Fourtlj—11 ousefurn tohing goods. Fifth-iDrugs and cheinicals. Sixth—Metals nnd implements. Seventh—Immber and building m.iterials. The percentage of decline in the various groups embraced in the schedule b shown by the following table, prices for June, July and August, 1839, being taken as a bast* for comparison and represented by the number 100, chauges being shown by percentages of that number: 19OS3 Cloth* *r.d clothing I9-C5 Fuel aid lighting '.tftfO Metals aud Implements.. LunUrand buildlug material*. 9848 Drags ank ch*enir<l*. DjJM Honaefurstohlng cuodu 09.83 Mlscelianeoae 100A3 Coat linings and Hal- ^.~X* iftbn cioy>cSi. Cents. Cent*. Farr Alpaca Co.. Hol­ yoke. Ma**.: Double warp coat lin­ ing*. 32 Inches Slnglo warp coat Unfnss,82 Inches..... Dresa goods— “313" ciudimers. 35 inches................ Wi Arlington mills, Law­ rence, Mass.: .s Cotton warp eaabmtrt, No. 100, &4 to 85 inches...... 1SH Ufa Cotton ware cash­ mere. No. fiUQ, 35 to 88 inches.... u........ Atlantic mills. Provi­ dence: Atlantio’* F*. 35 18 inches....................... Atlantio** FFa, 85 inch** DM 3M Hamilton Woolen Co, Southbridge. Mass.: 10 Cashmer*. <7 inches.. 10 It will be noticed that the Farr Alpaca company, of Holyoke, Mass., quote double and single warp coot linings at a lower rate in July, 1892, than in either of the previous years. The other quotations sub­ mitted by me are the prices at which lhe goods manufactured by the five leading American producers of women’* and chil­ dren's dress goods sold their product at the respective date* named. These quota­ tions show a decline in price in every case. These quotations refer only to domestic goods; but a very large proportion of tho goods of this class consumed in tho United State* is produced by the domestic manu­ facturers, who have practically the con­ trol of the American market. Itcnn, however, be conclusively estab­ lished that tho coet to import the great moss of women’s aud children’s dress good* is less today than it was l>cfcrc the passage of the act of 1880, and it is cer­ tainly true thnt both foreign and domestic goods of this character are sold at retail at lower prices now than they were prior to October, ISXt I have been furnished by Messrs. William H. Burgess & Co., of Paris and New, York, with a statement showing tbe foreign cost nnd the cost ta lay down in New York,; duty-paid, of all. ■'.f W001 __ cashmeres, l_— ---3standard quality, 13 to 13 ,twill. will 1 ratInnu of nil Other1descriptions all wrvil wool dress goods vary in price with these at a fixed ratio. This statement shows that tho cost to import the goods iu question, duty and other charges paid, in 18S7, wo* 44.2 cents; in lt?>8, 42.8 cept«; in 1889, -11.4 cents, and iu 18172, 4iu£nbs per yard. This would seem to clearly establish the fact thnt for the great mas* of women’s and children's dress goods used in the United States the cost laid down in New York to tho import­ er is k-<s today tlnm It was prior to tariff change*. In regard totho price of ast rnkhans there Is very little to be raid. The demand for this fabric is extremely limited, and fluc­ tuations in the price are of very little im­ portance to the people of the country. I have, however, been furnished with sam­ ples and* a price list of astrnkhims of do­ mestic manufacture by the Goodall Wor­ sted, company, of Banford, Me. This list show* that the company referred to sells 54-inch astrakhans, 50 ounces in weight, at 83.03 per yard net to their customers, or at 07 cent* per yard less than the cost of Im­ porting similar goods, as reported by Mr. McKeever. I submit a tabic showing tho compara­ tive prices nt which silk sleeve linings were sold for consumption prior to Oct­ Average...L. 00J6 ober, 1890, and in 18912: The finance committee also Investigated PRICKS OF SILK STRIPED SLEEVE LININGS. Price in Differ­ for the same peri<xl tbe course of. whole­ 1850 nfter ence in sale prices nt the .great distributing cen­ Price bill was Price price, ters. While thte investigation disclosed lower. greau-r fluctuations in price of Che articles Cent*. Cents. Cents. •elected, the general result waa the same, No. 1.40 Inches 87.5 34.7 the fall in wholesale prices running sub- No. 2,40 inches 56 49.5 Mantially parallel with that of retail prices. No. 8,40 Inches 60 12.75 64 514) It will be observed that tho greater per­ 10.7 I4-5 centages of decline nre la lhe groups of । This table shows a decline in prices in all manufactured articles, where It was claimed the greatest advance had taken coses varying from 2.8 cantapcryard to 17.7 cents per yard. —' [The senator then pointed out that cot­ In addition to tbe inquiry stated above the committee caused rctiui prices of the ton velvet* and corduroys bad sold 'very different articles included in these lists to high previops to 1S87-9, that Amt-rican* be taken on May 1, 1892, at three of tbo then attempted to manufacture them, points at which tho original inquiry was when foreign manufacturers at once re­ made—namely, Fall Hirer, Mass.. Chicago duced the price so low as to drive the and Dubuque, la. Tbe result of this latter Americans out of the market, and thnt, Inquiry shows that a still further decline though the prices have dace been raised in prices aud in the cost of living had and are a little higher than when the Mc­ taken place between Sept. I ,®9l. and May Kinley bill passed, they are not yet so high L 189’ £j»rly establishing «. continuance a* in 1883-7. He presented the proof* and continued]: cost of living. Bearing upon the question a* to whether It I* shown a* a net result of the invest!- an increase ha* taken place in the price of table cutlery, 1 will state, upon the au­ thority of Cbarlea S. Landers, of Loaders, ordinary circumstances, had declined A4 Fmry& Clarke, of New Britain, Coan., per cent, in May. 1892, as compared with large table cutlery manufacturers, that the prices on the entire line of goods manu­ factured by them are at least “X per cent ■ It b difficult to aeo how the results of lower now than they were in October, thia thoroughly exhaustive inquiry could' 1690, and that no advance has taken place be a surprise to any one, unless he should ■Ince that time. I will print Mr. Landers' be a professional tariff reformer; The de- letter In Tbe Record. In regard to the price of pocket cutlery 8.4. The advance in wage*, as shown by I have received a letter front Mr. \V. F. tho same report, was.73 of 1 per cent. This Rockwell, of Milter Brother^ Cutlery makes an average luhuince in the purchas­ company, which contains tbe following ing power of wage*of 4.15 percent. A»- •tateomut: “As to prices on American rocket ent•umlng ffiM a-i the average income ot the' famUies of the country, thi* would be . equivalent to, any. F25 per family, or an vanced al »U. Several fcyle* that have aggregate saving for 18,000.000 families of bren sold below arturd cast have been ad«3SB.<Xn.a» “ • now pay «-»small -------XJSSJS? for re, rach year. } rm. ; 'roaerd aj they profit. The addition of ebb vast »nm annually j ‘'Th am rerage advance* do not cxceet: «» ..-j, el*M at people Ju Ona plele Mn exM tta at Itataou xm Lkren™ at th4 dates named.- TOXtairjTOrf- tunHr,<l«>orf«i ।»““ x^TTvIxUm. of xh hxn taro ox»M- ^^U^™ thelr prosperous ud sat*«»c“yy “T tlon. These savings, !lCCU“al*,t^ “ UcT the inauguration of tbe of the United State*, are greater per <»P^ ’ believe, than those of (<*hcr ^d made iu “Many of the factories hare more than doubled their capacity tn buildings and _____ machinery, and all of them show increased prodxxeU^ n. L»ta ta output ot eou™ reduce* incidental expenses. ••The fact that tho value of the pocket eutlery Imported last year, with the duty added, *0 closely approximates the amount mads bers shows ths TOodlUTOU of eompw tltloti prstty srotintslr sdjustsd.” (Ths ,coatCTha»TOxalnsiltbsott<|not«l nstUUm it Mr. J. Schoaibxxt end other, io trial community in the wwld[The senator here A^ “d *“?> sociau -«idence showing that tho I much other WM groga]y exsgWarner list lMtaoce being tet down । gorated, the nr^wnted other evi- ; , t-mUntmai: , J““ °f.rL DTOVi, m ths Unitrol Bull *“2"?!^LTraso»tacotaUltan been so bse tbs imrMTsmsMta quently greater cheapness of Aineric*:: labor, showed their glaring fallacies, demonstreted that wages in muy lines are 77 . percent, higher In America than In Eng land and continued]: ■ The rule that should apply In fixing the rates of protective duties is that they should In ail coses equal the difference between tho coet of production and distribu- ; Clou, under normal conditions, of tho artldo in question in our own and. in that competing country where the cost ot pro-1 duction I* lowest. This was the rule which . M'o-’d >» «» a U—« j under —ceived for farm products The the p****go of ol 1880 subsequent to the poa-g® *n * . percentage of increase 18-67 “°U J ° for inon muy above stance, st 47 per cent. wasgr«~J this e^^tlon of the It will be 1 >y[tUo ttdTanC0 report of th the comfa the according to their putation being muo acco * relative ’for o?all kind ^4^. hlgbrr in Sroptambsr. Protrotir. dstis. Urfsd lb tbto moon" [ rfxowx. b, U. bars bat TOXS purpose aad can bare bat ons . I whU, effect—that la, ta proiroxt Amsrieaa labor bto decI|M tba prieeaof maaaad to malatata ths erlstlug high lersl of . ^Jd<0 whleh tau> general wages and earolngs of AaiertTOB ’OrkmTO J^^JSeni was aa sdraaoe ta tbe When such duties are removed or reduced .^Tiw’ ***” the full force of the blow. This rule for bring rates should only appl,, bowerer. to oMclc ta th. pxrotaeUan ffwbfeb ths Unlt^ Btata. taro sjuO 0.0 :tX^r{Sl^tb™u“ VmltCJ n,..rlv all agricultural product*-. ’ ind if It bad not beeo for lbs great docUas »rwUr niiu>* in the orlcc of sugar, owing i that took p P t. th , ta Xxh 1. ; TOd’Sdd , t... rfio- an 1SX. ta^rod - dtaitan- dutl. I^led l-vour tariff. The Australian wools ora roldSirUKl. while th. Ohio woob a» doA ssss®=S5SS SHtoSu. lollop trallan fleeco in London. Price la ■Ml £S^. MN. i^-oCccco of scoured. .71H .74 -73fa I860. Average difference for tbo twelve year*. cent*. . . . ,, Th.prfo.ot tb.pro.TOl ot elraawroUta ot coaroo th. only trot ot octool ttloUcc value to the manufacturer, as thia Axes the cost of hb material I also submit a table of prices for tbe rears ot 1881 to 1801, inclusive, taken from a similar statement published by Justice. Bateman & Co., of Philadelphia. In this table the comparison b made between Ohio medium fleece and New Zealand crossbred, and tho quotations for each States cannot afford, having fa view the n-nginctaadvanced theprices mort rapid development of her great re-1 to^iXs. COMPABI80K OF PHICE3 OF AMERICAN AND source!*, to levy duties upon articles in the ofthose following table, the AUSTRALIAN 6C0URKD WOOLS. production of which other countries have deefi of the art being rep­ permanent natural advantage*. Such arti­ Australian cles should be admitted free. j "eented by 1UU: American scoured Difference From this point of view much valuable Clolhl M<1 W * scoured • Zealand time has been wasted in the collection and , puel ughting Ohio medium. 1crossbred. discussion of statistics fa regard to so called Metal* and implement* ID. <7H •0J4 total labor cost of production. Most of i Lumber and building material M-3 •OHM -31 -4M4 these statistics leave out of the compute-1 Drugs and -4&H -T1K JS tian sum* paid for clerical service, for *u- Hoawrfurntehlng good*................................. ” Jf perinteudence, for taxes and insurance, for Altocelteneous............ JB .98 labor in repairs and materials and all the I believe that fa no period erf equal length JL .80 grrot mu. rftaddTOtal erpeurow which go ta th. blrfroy of lb. counfr, Ur. there b~n .30 5.C3M ■M ta make up tbo ct»t ot doing burlneu and each a marked InxproremeM ta tbe taodl UK. .SBM the ultimate ooat of production. Theee xdl tlon of an, claae of propio oo can be ebown .88 JOM repnwent labor ureelwlcea The eumo col ; b. Irrefutable , ,ni 1300. lected for txxrea tor taeuoce. go ta par place ta the roodlUoo ot the tnrnxrooof thU 1ML,............. •STM .34 -«U4 ..... . __ r-wAVenice difference for the eleven years, 34 ecbool teachem. dromon, poUmmen, tu "2?^ ?nro tao pawmge assessora, collectors and various other cmThere hns been a great advance fa the ceuls. ployexxe ta t^e public wxrrtro All tbo ew ramreceived b, them tor their eruptland Justice, Bateman & Co. make the fol­ aentlal elernuxta ta tho coet of production « ratauwtlal decline ta nrlrao of *’«'■■’•• lowing statement in regard to tho wool* can be reduced,to an expenditure for labor espedally manufactured products, which included in thb latter table: or services in some form, and labor coat of, they are obliged to purchase. ^Thc The farmer j "Both ot tho above grades grade* are thrqt> thrM. with production and total txwt of “product are lodny, * * “ an equal number of bushels ** " ot eighths or one-biilf blood merino. They gram or pounds of meat, can-buy more and ..ad, *hrfak about 40 |H?r rent, in theaconrequal terras. Among the many remarkable statements better clothing, machinery or supplies than | jngt There are perhaps no othep^vools In made by the senator from Missouri iu his ever before. Within this period hundreds the world so nearly alike and to suitable speech ot June 28,'I find the following: ' of millions of dollar* of their Indebtedness ] for o fajr comparison of.tho European and “I am prepared to show by irrefutable have been paid off, aud a* a class their American prices as Ohio medium and the testlmcuy that never in the history of this financial condition Vastly improve*!. By ! ^nida of I Australasian medium known a* country ha* there been such disturbance the operations ot the act of 1890the farmer* , j,’ew Zealand crossbred, as they are both of labor, tlever such hostile and inimical were <’< •«> given L-.rgcr and .more profitable mar- ■ Bpull to the same numl>er of counts.” relations between employer and employee,; .hrtT kets ’Iwth .-bat ’heme — and — abroad: -as — an in-1 ,--[The senator here prewnteri the official of this our export* to Cuba—largely ! lal>or statistic* *howing that in Massanever such prostration of agricultural in-, stance ** • tcresta, never such a limiting and narrow­ of agricultural producto-wae increnw-l chusett* the annual profits on capital ining of foreign markets, never such disaster during the tefi months ending Juno 30. t vested in woolen mill* are less than 6 per „>,! ln won,t«n in i®0 but 2.31 per brought about in so short a time a* by thta IW2, a* compared with the corresponding | ten months of lhe previous fiscal year. «.’>.• | cem., wbiie in Cotmedicnt it was 7.57 per Infamous legislation.” i ln 427 ^r rent, in 1889 and but [To snpiwrt this he present* a list of nl- ■ 7W.W0. or r.n increase of 34.MJ per rent. The foliowing shows tho rapid growth of । 4.73 |mt cent. In 1888, while fa 1887 there leged strikes) lockout*nnd wage reduotioux; • WBa loBM i He than compiled by Hon. John De Witt for the our foreign commerce: New York World, covering the time from FOREIGN coMMEEcr. or THE UNITED STATES ---------- , , declared that »„at the objeeKof objeckof the McKinley Dec. 4 *1890. to June 18, 1892. He says -IMl-OBTS AND EXFOIOT. I' b)U bill was to multiply and diversify Indus scventy-sevcustrikcsoccurred in that time. Total import* and ox- Annual averI trios: that it. had done so, despite the adHerel» a list furnished by the com mis-■ '‘cn*® effect of the elections-of-MB0. and MwnjoQo sioi'.er of labor for each yenr of 1886-00, In-1 1N7 to 1861. *23 20; cwntlnaed]: 187fltol«M. . ijm.nv.an elusive]: 3 38 i Tin,- men' who were active in presenting 1804.............. lA57.724.Uie ■ssar J the case in behalf of the tin plate industry Number and »«*?1847 •­ to fiBL. 34?.0CU.«n 9 65, to the coruiniUee* of cougress and who strikes. invoked. ' WTBtoDML. ninDan 11 61. have been the pioneer*in ita establishment poo. 010 use 827.3UlJ5q 12 ®l | have been subjected to undeserved viUiflca isiifi 471 Export*— ... ..tion and abuse. It woqld appear that iu 15I.U-71 1847 to 1981... 30r./n.cfti 13 ; tbo ryci of a tariff reformer to saggrat the L-^l . 149.783 , U-».. j5 “v*I‘** inauguration of a MWiuindustry in the 15 71 1 •>-“**g»*« **• « iiiuukq nsv IM ...........IJWHW-Xlto l,C3U^R5.035 I.-*’. 242.705 M3 No ether country can show such a record I mbldcm5*nor» ««d t,J lfv«. 1.411 even partial success *" in such an en­ , of expansion nnd development. It will be achieve “ rwz.. 345,'W seen thnt the excess uf exports over !m- terprise is n crime for which no panlshIS-4. 211,016 | ports, or balance ot trade ig our favor, was ment is too severe. ISO Notwithstanding all the clamor and : C2dJ.0H.342 in 1832, an excess of exports fll.GM ---- ‘-inortfl hashas been exceeded in in plain downright lying that have been in­ The number reported in IfaOO is 798, being GTer in,Portthat * that been exceeded more thou ten times as many in thia single, wnount, but three times in the history of dulged in by tho men who are putting every obstacle in the way of success iu the year as reported by Mr. Warneir for thu country. eighteen months covered by his statistics. Th® following table shows the percentage estab] i*h ment of this great industry of the Available statistics show that in Great' fre® nn<^ dutiable importations under United State*, the work of building it up has gone steadily forward. The number Britain, tho paradise of tariff reformers. each of our uriff ^ws enacted since 1847: 8,164 strikes occurred in 1880. The British 1 IMPORTATIONS UNDER THE VARIOUS T.yirFF of pounds ofwtln.and terne plate manufac­ board of trnda officially report 1,028 ftrike* I LAWS, from 1847 to .1893—percentages tured In ench of the quarters of the fiscal year which closed on the 30th of June, OF FREE AND DUT1ADUL in 1S», witl>'392,981 persons involved, in 788 ! 0F r,,KK AVn n,TO *n’ “ 1892, was as follow*: ' Dutiable. of those. It will be seen by a comparison ot the ' Quarter ending— Per rt. September 80,1TOI. ------13 8SJ.PS .relative number and importance of strikes lo Js6i' December 81. laoi.. L4UJ.821 in tho United States and in Great Britain W79 u> isms! March X. 31. ire., XT* 3,(CU.tb7 for thu year 1890 that the number was l&M to IW0. Juno 30. itttl. 8^a.noi much greater in the latter country, nnd j M-ii __ tbo 8,225,691 pound* produced fa the L5.4 Of thnt the number of persons involved wa|1 It " *be ebserved that the ad valorem It will the ad valorem more than three time* as great in propor­ rate on all importations for the fiscal rear last quarter over 5,0t«0,000 pounds were , ISU» ...... _... .... >. .■'car ; made from black plate* produced in the tion to the number of persons engaged in 1 1892 useful occupations in tho respective conn- , fcua triTC*‘.i . . 0 . .. r. I “6® icipomsl by the act of ISifi? In tho recent strike In the Durham (Eng- I An analysis of details of both imreirt* the coJl<-,ctien of statistic* in regard to tin Itah) district 100.090 coal miner* went o£t j and export, will develop Se factffi? plate* in charge estimate* in a letter and remained Idle from March iStoJun-j idrable changes have taken nlaco in the which I submit and will have printed in I, when they accepted a reduction of 10 per character of rach. The export, of mann- Tbe Record that tho production for the cent. in wages. This strike involved the factored and other articles, exclusive of all current fiscal year will be at least UW,000,closing down of 100 blast furnace* in addi- farm aud agricultural products and no­ 000 pounds, and that by the close of the tion to the suspension of mining operation*. I troteum, amounted Ln value in 1893 to year the productfan will beat the annual fho statistics submitted by th* senator ' 8337,663,37a This value of exportation 2 rate of 200,000,000 pounda The special agent ho* also prepared for from Missouri confirm in a striking man-1 manufactured articles, etc., it will be ob“u"7 lnU1,,K«>‘ob- | -erved Is 138,000,000 greater than .the total me a list of the twenty-six firms and cor­ server that there ha* been a remarkable; average annual value of all exports for tho poration* who have prodneed tin or terne freedom from strikes nnd labor trouble* in ; period 1847 to 1861. P 8 plate* in the last quarter, with tbe amount this country since the pauage of the tariff I I also present a table, which I wiU bar. produced by each. Seven of these name* ,of “id that at no lime - printed, showing the value of the ex non. * appear in the list of producers for the first In the history of the country has labor been of the leading product* for each vear tonn, time, and Mr. Ayer reports that *ome so constantly and profitably employed 1888 to 18M, inclusive a^n[ e eight or ten additional firms expect to be­ aDdat such sattafoctory wages as in ths J duty per capii* collected duriuJ^U gin th. manufacture within th. present period referred to. No person in tbs Unit- . year 1AM we* I2.C2; that to. l«J8than Vtejfar. Many of the name* included in the list represent the strongest firms in tbe ed States with thscap^ity ud willing, the relative amount couieted uess to work i. out of employment. amount for th. latter y^haiih country, several of whom were among the It to true that a reduction of wage* has : tt.28 per eanita g tnott ardent opponent* of the imposition taken place in a limited number of estate 1 Thw« statemont* anz4 of the additional du lira. lishmento producing iron and steel- bt>* I be extremely must I W« XTOjnmud > gwutaum who U the fact should nut be overlooked that even American. shorter™*?7 P>trioU.0 with this reduction the average wages arc i bility of doubt that th. °JDy P°®d■tUl much higher than in any of the other | foreign commerce was rat?0' ■UMuoe <rf th. ratatta, „K oj nroaurfnj great industries. The earning* ln *ome than narrowed and^imS Un plwx. ,t tb. prwnt Un» Thu ,UUdepartments are exceptionally high; for! 1890 os stated by the art of mau. TOMeb 1 rabmlt ud will bar. Instance, the average net «n:in«, <7 iouri. 7 *°AtOr Rrotxrf. itaxwx, th. d.talu rollers in all the Pittsburg mill* {B tlfija i fThe umst™. psr day, ud the net earning, tn wire rod liied WtateXrt’^Ua?0^ ““ °h pub­ «TOKI“ tlx, two TOuatrtTO. Tb««amrTO that to. coK of maktaa 1C coke oUt. rolling are even higher than this, . eelve no te-nxtlt wtx^ fiTOwera ro­ wow u>Ur latke Ualtadatau. u tus pJUx. ll iJperhap. proper that I .fcmd „y . I **>a l» W.le. B.» pw Lox * word in regard to the condition and eun-1 NmhT^Xra^rf A. bywM*; ^N-D.X"'"•*>*<*Uta Ubl, will ,how logsof the operatives In Rhode Wand turera' -.***- WoQ1 Man«facU.M the dlCeiTKw i„ oMU rally a dil«That they do not work for a miserable nit- ref-rimee *M^ ut^ ont tl»at hia tance 1. shown by a rtatemeuTw^ch“j «tfan !“•1 “ u“- wet™ i«141 u U. two ooantrfwt To .ubHamiK. tbUmorofullj. I wxta.it tubmit aud will have printed In Th* IteeItf.tmJ 1 ■uia ».11 luxe, prletwl In Th. Hroordn table ord of thejatarive wage* paM lo a cotton fure.l»kld ’i xfCTWi.th^t tho bn mW 1X1 Kli«i. Irfxwd xxnd <.r, Olah.xx,, raS. .X ,ppIjr ta •bowlnrlh. wxote.Kxtu.llj pxu.i .1° I?4, |lla'' “l,b '» w’**“ "“1 sK-'S'S “ —x. les that loth. Uxxtalauta. Ion and iSSl^ “ -«««!«> XixTS^L'i »“kr* I First week In-— "cr bad th. relative shrioJUMW xTOlOXxUtlTOTO rf tl>« .... ifc, IC eoke tin plate per box Sa.41 •{.jo i-.T; Beawmer tin plate ban PW“>n................. ........... «-7» 'sja. Tin per ton............. . .......... 457.43 By thb table ft appe.nm that whih the price of IC coko tin advanced between September, 1890, and May, )«n, k> cento a box, tho price of Bessenu-r Ikw. declined tbe priM’ 01 P'x’ipdotllned >13.78 per ton. With tbe decline which took place in bars alone between September nnd Mar ocher things bring equal, th« price nf th plate should have declined 1| cent* box. Instead of thb there was nu ad.' vance of Cfi cento per box, made Possible by the condition of affairs in America, the American tin plate duties going im0 effect July 1.1801, and the profits of the Welsh manufacturers were increased 75 cents per box in 1891 as compared with . The price of coal also declined in thb period M cents per ton. Wages and other costa undoubtedly remained substantially unchanged, as the wages paid (union prices) In tin plate works in Wales have not changed for fifteen' years. An equally striking exhibition h In the comparison between May, IHM. and July, 1SB. In thb period the price of bin further declined 11.90 per ton, and th-; re­ duction in u l»ox of tin plates L.-.stil upon thb decline should have l>cen 12 emts a box. other thing* remaining equal, in. stead of this, tbe actual decline wm £.05 per box. or a reduction in this rase (Jf the proflta of the Welsh’ manufacturer of 91 cents per.box. It is evident from these *tatement» that tbe Welsh price* are put npnnd down in response to existing exigenci< - in the United StiiU-a When the prophecies of their allies 00 this side of the water in re­ gard to high prices were to lw verified I prices were put up W cents per box'in the face ot a sharp decline in materials; b«t when American manufacturers are to be discouraged and. if .possible, driven out of the market on the eve of an election, the price is pul down >1.03 per box. The tin plate industry of tbe United States is now an accomplished fact. But one thing is necessary for its triumphant Burress, and that is the maintenance of tbe protective duties. The export* from Great Britain tn the United States for tbe last four ye;<-.- bare been as follows, amounts stau-d io grow 8UP ' If ‘ SA By Go .............. 01.873 IfBL. UDOuse. Sfl.Ml The exports of the Iasi twelve Exbnths being 238.3K3 tons less than for the preri- 127,732 tons less Chan in1889 Of the amount tmported about 67.000 tons are made into cans which ure tcain exported, aud n drawback is paid on thenA equal to the duties paid. The Lirgenpart • of the amount used at home will be pro­ duced in the United States- within two years if the protection is maintain.-I. If we assume the home eousumptioij| last year to l>e net 4.5O,f»>i.<») pounds. T p*r cent, of it was of American predtritiap.. Tbe following Iht of prices of gal-. iiisMi sheet iron. No. 24 ga’tgi-. f->r each ‘ ' years from 1888 to ! ‘.2, lncln>ive. 1... furn'shed me by t' ■ McDaniel & : company, one of the i.-irgi-st' turers of ipdvanixed sbt-ci ir-u iu ’ . try.to avxkaox mini or- Dincocu: 13 18 IS0................... 13 CB-i percent........ |M>1.......... 13 ttHandiicr ireiuplo Ju!j> II ■<».-flint IOp- r c- ■ • Tbe same proi*irtloh bol<l» , - -I l. ~ ■ gangv*. Cotton tl«« nre n«-w made nt i > supplied nt u lower rout V; 1 l.-e • :. Similarly the tariff hns lra:>hr~Ejanufact tire of lane w indu--v curt-.? an<l nroiuktr idnshts rl ’ i many other iuduslrte^-toil ■ i’ Many industries dull nn l J •siderubln jK-rh*l l>cfore thv — •> । now active. Tbe Br*.tcn .!•: 13, ISIS. MF* . •‘Wher-ju tbe idk nool.-n Indeed there is none, or tin- • ; few ihnL they are nut worth cctf;only is the a-rvat majority >: -.anumill* employed, but tunny “( fncturvra are cot>t«t>I>lat!ng • • ' " and improvements, or stu b. uj; -- . n.flits and improvements are already 1"• ■Pj’-I What doea thb nil mi tinl- I1.: >e the greatest ennsumpthm ot wool t:country foas known for yenre." ■a In' The importations of dutia iwd 1889 amounted in value to f- --. In 1838 to ffiSJ.300.toA or a <!■ 1.. years of SW.i'AOhO. If the v .: ; Imported articles of ibis class h.i ! at the mime ratio with the «value of all importations In i<’-have been S'tfJlW.aD greater instead of !•■>-*. It front thi* comparison that • forrign value of at hot r7'-.-. produced in the Unite»l Stat. - ; year 18a.’-. which, if it had ■ adoption ufxrhc act of IS.- t. v been importi-ck If we nd>l a : • t.uld average rate of duty to tiito su: ; • have a value of dunufiUtc ; r deemed (ronu foreign rompetit least |l00,a»,<K»4_ Thb proluct: furnish employment to2ft‘.l»> I*-'-: lc and support nearly n nitlliun,- AH "f Ui >i*«rf course au addition to the natural. irowlh w Bl Delivers LE Mi pure IfWJ. of our industries. . In regard to trusts it 1* the clirasx uf *b-> •surdity to say that' the business uf " > ••««* manufacturing in the United State* i» or ever has been controlled to any extent i>y a trust. No such trust or even a cvm->:na* don of any kind has ever exited. It wouM be quite impossible to make any cam '>nstlon thnt would or could control pr:re< or production of woolen goods, as the number of establishment* b so great and thmanti tortured of such infinite varietyFar th* purpose of ascertaining the truth in regard to these alleged trust.-*, whoto imaginary history covers more than twcBij pages of Th* CongreMlon.il Reconl. » >wt . dramed a letter to at least one well known manufacturer connected with each of — principal Industrie* that were induu-J m the IbL I submit and will bare v-.nted in The Reconi a copy of my Jet^r of in­ quiry, and of the replies njctfw. The repretentativeH of ^VLmiy n.ne >»duatri* replied to my letter of Of these tbe representatives of . deny iu the most emphatic ndMK • existence of any trust In with which they are connrUeu. .>-»* them, a* will be seen by an -tbo leurrxx, deuytog lo detail mxxixta puldHbxxl by lb" “»•='■' ,‘7“ ” ; l,t.-™ ot « LTUd. but odxnxliod : Hod w«r Uxo rxlKrm-. ot —wolclx »ero totatxd.oxl uj» . u!tet ‘*,r tlw-r 1 effective in controlling pop-*. «*P“ ol OTO.-, | Th„, ta xxo limit to the tatalTOrftalllto- |«WO.TOOtCl>.|»~»» -W--. “ , ,Lxu. c( bus; age of p publi Thi must '-"S G< fori a com E hou pun the pie an< dai all B �j^jtsTiNGS Banner. «>3,500 there la every mm to expect that the oomlng fair will eefipm all •prvdv ■^gLyTseptember ij, 189ft I^taBtaw. CURSE OF THE EVIL Eyt w Mr. J. Burrooghs, living |Q the fint •rd. hts nearly completed a fine greenhc-Me. and ia preparing to fill tbe n*ne with choice flowering plants. Junta, no. which b „ wfetalr bald mb. belief tn the existence aad malevolent Drawn up in battle array before the power of the evil eye It is everywhere wing* of the main building, they were pelt toown and flndsaplaAin tbe folklore at Do you like Fast Honea, or to see them ing one another with snowballs with a sJl nations. The apparent cause is always go? Witness the fine races upon the track vigor Into which all the latent energy cf ths same—that power at tudn^aa by the blUd who ’Ll st Cornstalk Park, at the West. Michigan the snowleu winter seemed to be com­ human eye which is now known as hyp* Fair, Sept itfh to 23d. This is tbe bet pressed. AIm for the unlucky fellow who regulation track In tbe world and record, at this hour left the building to go to the , ~y---------- a uviuuu IX3LUwill be broken here st this Fair. town, the gymnasium or to his lodging! tag In and speaking from the human eye. For a few weeks now we will send out Tbe moment be showed his face at the So fareibis did this thought seem to the sample coplA to some extent in Barry door the missdlw from both aides were mind of the ancients that the eye and tbs , soul were convertible terms in ancient county. We do not send out any can­ focused upon his devoted head. In a solitary Instance, however, tbe lifted magic. vassers, but hope In this way to extend Evra In this day of advanced human tbe eirenlaUon of the BAXxrn. , which arms suddenly dropped. The bishop ap­ J----knowledge there arc many things connected modesty compete us to admit Is the best peared at the done with the influence of mind upon mind that paper in Barry county. — ----ivw> ui ooya; a are not fully understood, hence it Is no ■n^niacm, Egure, wlu, Tbe Journal refers to tbe late demo­ wonder that they proved the possession of * KtorO cratic county convention aa though It was with tho shade of Waahington. demoniac powers to tho mind of him who largely composed of a gang of toughs. attributed-.everything which he could not But what a nice lot of fellows the dele­ »od follow-d him down th. woU twcklnu understand to some supernatural agency. u" tarewltwith If the thing was not only mysteripus but gatee to that convention would have been, in the opinion of tbe Journal editor, had tai Uo tare., tariltag u, hu^, dlTO(u, bewildering tho first thought wm to at­ tribute It to diabolism of some kind. If they only swallowed tbe dose he fixed for in the back. It must have hurt rim ally them. and every one of the onlookers wm shocked -the influence went so far as to control the will of another, then it became witchcraft, •t U» outre*,-. Thor wtatad Lretahlretar Tbe authorities have decided that a man for the bishop to turn and utter some stern and thu one exercising it was a witch. who offered to buy “green goods” from Everywhere was the belief that the souls sharpers, Is (oat aa Hable under the law as NoC a sound or movement escaped him. cf the dead could enter into and animate the green goods men. A case of this kind He passed on as seemingly unconscious as the living. Their essence was considered recently tried in Baltimore, Md., resulted if the ball had been a snowflake, and ho ut­ as eoatrolling those into whom they en­ in the conviction and imprisonment ot the terly indifferent whence it came. A few tered, and the sign of their presence was sucker, who thought thst ho was getting yards beyond he met two students who the. glittering eye, semething like that fomethlng for nothing. had seen the whole transaction, and his with which the Ancient Mariner holds “the wedding guest” in Coleridge’s Whenever a straight-out democrat looks bow to thorn was as serene and graceful , “Rima." These glittering eyes, tn the In John Sullivan Dennis* looking glass, he and high bred aa ever. Had tho btebop uttered the expected sen­ great or thu small, wens counted as rare finds himself transformed Into a “tough,'’ marks of an Indwelling presence. In the aud is classed with the "law breakers.’’ tence, the aosallant woeld have been , great It was divine; tn the mean it was a At least Brother Dennis swears that be thought very courageous and regarded aa rare sign of an evil eye, or in other words must be f tew-break er. And. of course, a hero; aa it wm, he felt confused and con­ a demoniac possession. In like manner a democrat sjho doean’t do as the editor ot demned for his act. It followed him after­ the glitter tn the eyes of the good indicated the people’s party paper commands him to ward. He knew that his fellow students the possession of beneficent virtues, while do must be a law-breaker. Brother Den­ despiaed him. It seemed to him that a^l the same glitter in the eyes of the malevo­ nis will be surprised at the numerousnesa the rest of the world must know of his lent indicated maleficent diabolism. cowardly deed.—Youth’s Companion. of that class of law-breakers. The key to the theory is the possession of that power known as fascination, where­ The peopled party will fall "0J votes or Classifying Pictures for the Scrapbook. by a mere look makes one man ready to do more short of the greenback vote of Barry Onoot the simplest and most efficient county In 1878, and Morse democrat ways of Imparting knowh<lge to a child too, the will of another instead of his own. This power in the eye in all folklore is at­ will poll a larger vote in Barry county for young to attend school ia the following: governor than will Ewing, candidate of the Cut out and neatly paste in a paper cam­ tributed to either souls or demons, which arc supposed to swarm around us in al­ people’s party. Mark what we say about bric book pictures of all kinds, classifying most infinite number. These souls are that Brother Dennis, however, keeps on them in the animal, vegetable and mineral everywhere, and a large proportion of them whistling about the great showing the peo­ kingdoms. The paper cambric will not are not only supposed to be malevolent, ple’s party will make. But It Is tbe tear, the pictures are attractive, and by but to be possessed of considerable power whistle a man does In tbe graveyard when । classifying tbum pod carefully explaining for working ill to those who offend them. he wants to keep up courage. to the child he will learn at an early age ‘ The folklore tales are full of stories U^ccording to tbe school census, Hast­ what many adults are ignorant of. Then about the operation of tbe evil eye and of ings baa 889 children of school age. This 1 as the child grows older many Interesting recipes for defense against ite power. A Is a handsome Increase over last year, and aad valuable bite of information about tho large proportion of these are connected with shows that Hastings continues to enjoy a pictures may be given. Stories of animals, the use of fire or the color of red, that being healthy growth. This number would In­ the countries they live in, their habits and in all magic the equivalent of fire. This dicate a population ot not far from 3,200, their use after they aie killed are always supposed value arises from the old worship which is about correct The four new acceptable. It is well to leave several of the ran or from the hatred which aU factories, employing over 250 hands are blank pages In each kingdom to be filled evil things are thought to have of the fire responsible for the increase of more than by the ' child when he Is old enough to which is to consume them in the pit of woe. A red string about the neck or arm is the nOO In our population In the past three classify the pictures himself. My own pictures were taken from maga­ most ordinary device, but red berries as of years. zine advertisements, catalogues, stray the "rowan tree," or mountain ash, are Tbe Michigan Central will until Sept. pamphlets <tud cards of all kinds. It is still more highly prized. Among the Scandinavian nations, the 30tb sell round trip tourists tickets, limit­ surprising to see what a pretty an«l useful ed to return not later than October 31st, collection may be made from such scurcea. Scotch, and particularly with the gypsies, My book has a "Renown" department the rowan tree has a standing of its own, at tbe following low rates: also, being composed of pictures of authors, apart from its use in connection with the Traverse City.... 8.V5 I artists, statesmen, inventors, musiciaiis, evil eye. That special rueauiug reaches Black Walnut and Ciinrhy Bay View 8.95 | etc. The child is first familiarized with back to tbe old pagan faith and need not Petoskey 9.20 I the names and faces of these men and be considered here. In Italy and among Harbor Springs... Delivered al the Railroad Station. Refer to Mackinaw City. . 10.30 Vomen, and then told short stories of tbeir tbe Latin races generally the horseshoe, or LESH, PENROD & CO., 11.30 home life, striking characteristics, special its equivalent, is chiefly relied uj>on to Mackinaw Island 7.95 work, etc. In thb* way a familiar knowl­ counteract the influence of the evil eye. GOSHEN. 12<D. ^Elk Rapids edge of. them is obtained..nnd as the child If a horseshoe is not at hand n forked twig, _ 8.95 Charlevoix............. grows older be will have a'desire to read or even the lingers of the hand parted, is M. A. Gll.l.MAN. the books and to know more of the jtenwiLS ennntod at event value.—Chicago Times' x Ticket Agent. he was familiar with in childhood.—Cor. Mr ;■ RANK LICHTY has Cannot some other political party be Babyhood. ___________________ ’ < H the I gotten up so as to accomodate, those lone­ some candidates "in the middle ot the An amusing stogy is told by the famous road?” They have knocked at tlie door of the democratic aud prohibition parties. geologist, Clarence King, of an Investiga­ A few have been taken In. The others tion which he made ot an alleged silver mine In Utah. He undertook the.took nt are looking for their turn. It would aeetn that pity for them, if nothing else, would the instance of several Capitalists who pro­ posed to buy the property, which was rep­ Induce the organization of another party resented to be of encirnfous value. Ap­ for their benefit. Here Is room for our were certainly very much in its} desires the patron* philanthropical readers. But possibly the pearances favor. On the way .town the .shaft the of Barry county will be so dis­ walls on evi>y blind gleamed brightly with pt’.Uid. He is worthy people gusted with this middle of the road busi­ shining ore in the light thrown by the . c, and will serve the ness that they i will bury thnt hollow lamp*, and pho sides of the drifts were mockery and fap^’. Was there ever any­ equally beautiful to the eye of the observ­ ar.<! repsonatyy. thing more insincere than the nets of the ing expert. However, while examining people’s party leaden of Barry county the rock more critically he noticed by when compared with their convention chanoi n coarse thread hanging out of Iu Ordinarily threads do not grow in rock, promises? . and the findfntfof this one led to the dis­ covery of the whole swindle, for the fact PERSONAL MENTION. was developed that thu owner of the minebad taken n great quantity of galen-g re­ duced it to powder, made it with water j • CIRCULATION ,/Sii«s Flo. Beadle has returned to Grand into a plaster nud carefully stuccoed the This weok.. 120 quires. Rapids. entire walls of shaft and drift with thu i Judge Syr,tii was in Charlotte Saturday nintcrial. The plaster was carried for this I purpose in gunny sacks, a thrc.-ul from one on business. of which got mixed up with ft.—Kansas j George Dennis, of Jackson, wm in the iter Lances for advertisements Clty.Titno. * i-! rnhis office Tue«lays at latest to city Saturday. Sime. Patti's Fan. la: • -’i m in the issue of the week ✓ChM. Barlow, of Coldwater, was In tbe Mme. Patti has for many years l>een the city last week. pos-H^stor of a fan upon which pearly all /W. II. Powers left for Dansville, N. Y.. the ravert-igns of Europe have written. The followiilg are the Inscriptions: > v rit until Jinuary 1st. 1893, Saturday evening. The Czar: "Nothing is so calming as P. T. Colgrove returned from his wetyour voice.” 1im about completed tern a trip Saturday. ’ The.German Emperor: “To the nightin­ iiotne irt ih< 4th ward. Mrs. D. IL Pratt, nf Irving, visited gale, of all «.iine.” Quoi n Christina: "To a Spaniard, from Is saitatwd that the new court friends here last week. a queen who is proud to count her among hate a g«sid foundation. • Mrs. J. W. Babcock left Thursday to her siibjccte." visit friends In New York. Qilticn Victoria: “If King Lear was rigbt> •• bren more and better special '.•‘>1 for the coming fair than Will Hazen, of Clarksville, paid a visit in saying thnt a sweet voice is a precious gift in a woman, you. my dear Adelina, to Hastings friends Saturday. are, of all women, the richest." ■ b«l the new society rooms of Cook and F. L. Heath made a 1 In U>e middle of the fan are these words: : - M iitiK it will be ready to be occu"Queen of Song. I offer you my saiutabusihess trip to Jackson Friday. Pled :iv\t month. | tionsJ A. Thieni, President of the French ] Hits. A. J. Bowtie, of Grand Rapids, i !:c .!:■ echoola open very auspicioua’y, visited relatives and friends here last week. Republic."—London Tlt-BIts. • •: Uiing pointe tothe largest alien­ * <l:c in the|r history. Geo. W. Perry, deputy internal revenue Effect ot Chloroform on Chinamen. C 'Hector of this district, was In the elty It takes a much larger dose of chloro­ Th- ... rk ot ■ xcavatlng for the new jail Friday. / , form to amesthetize the Chinaman; ho w«r»>ninKne<jd Friday. -It will be pushed passes under its influence more slowly and Mrs. T„ J. Brosseau was called to Jack­ tec<.i:i;>;,-'ioh as rapidly as possible. son one day last week by tbe death of a rarely shows the excitement often charac­ The clr authorities should see that the teristic of tbo Initial stage of anmstbeoia. Still more rarely does he suffer from sick­ >U(' - luck of the stores on State and relative. ***Hoyce Barlow went to Houghton yester­ ness on bln return to consciousness. This streets are thoroughly cleaned. day where be will attend the state mining greater apathy of nature helps to recovery A wlioi.! jot of dirt la being and has from; severe accidents and operations.— te-rn moved this year on the city highways school the coming year. John White returned from Brecketi-i London Hospital. .but grxxt roads have failed to materialize. ridge Cclorado, last week, where be has it would accomodate us if those of our been working tbe post summer. patrons who desire job work done for the Tbe turn., ot «a> Ute ta th;upp«rp°^ Mirs. S. IL Rogers, of Prairieville, aad te.r would order the same as early, as !•” Miss Maggie Kershaw, of Augusta, who Uoo ot the “«“■ depth ot l.a» tret oreo Jnm have been visiting friends here, returned i.nt there then succeeds a barren zone, , Next Wtnlnesday you can see Sells Hr—, great show. The elephant will to their homes Friday. Which eooltauM. «' Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Row, Mr. and Mrs. from th. bottom. «»«• ‘V.«Vo“jX travel "round and round” and the band Me KI wain, Ed. Burton snd Miss Belle mals begin to appear.-New lore J our ”'11 play as usual. | Handy, attended the wedding of Miss nol. _____ _______ ____ • One thing our city should net fall to do Myrta Rose iu Grand Rapids Tuesday At> LXC<U*V| w next spring, nnd that Is to put in a sewer An executor iu New York state is en­ '» State and Jefferson streets. And it evening. snoqbl be emptied Into the river below i/Ttev. W. M. Puffer left Tuesday to titled to the following fees on all rams re­ attend the Michigan M. E. conference at ceived and paid out: Five percent, on rams town. i ■ Hll-dale. Hastings Methodists will be iwt exceeding <1,000, S?< per cent, on sums tXt is said that the city has found by| > reatly disappointed If he shall not be between 11,000 and 110,000, and 1 per cent. 1 Vlual test that It costs nearly twice as I 1 10 rams over 110,000.—New York Herald. returned to this charge for bls fifth year. Wuch Per yard to move dirt when work Is hired by the day as It docs to let work by ] contract. . i • ■ ' N.wouu-Dld rou <“ to" °r 10r g tb« PrairierlVe. j The mcchaUTes and- laburcrs who are Pry Hor*r !*«■*«’• “mX-Btth. 1 ta"-*1 ,or * looking for a Job hi Hastings IMa-yatr are Det too, oo WMbtaFttm. « scarce as hen s teeth. The bammer tanl । »» are making glad music here this year lots of IL BLIND. BEECHAM’S PILLS linens ARE you properly supplied with Table Linen and Towels? If not you can SAVE MONEY By examining our Goods and Prices. Our Subject Next week will be STOVES COAL STOVES COOK STOVES HEATING STOVES Best line ever shown here. L. E. 5T/WFFER. WANTED SEE THEM GOODYEAR BROS A. S, Merchant HAVE YOU SEEN EM? LOCAL NEWS. IEhat? Those Fine Boots and Shoes They’re “Out of Sight" but we will show them to you if i you would like to see them. They're as good as the best and our prices cannot be duplicated A full line of those cheap working shirts expected this week. Children’s book satchels given away with every purchase of 50cts. 4 Bankrupt Store H. OSBORN, Mgr ■ ■. ■ �HISTORY OF A WEEK. CHOLERA’S ALLIES. gers to be telegraphed to Governor How­ er. Ths crowd ou tbo landing said that nothing could be taken from the ship. Mr. Thompson stated that the sheets of note paper he held had been fumigated A New York Judfe and Long Island Natives. FOOL TERROR AND MOB USREA80H, the Islip board of health was ‘appealed to, but refused to receife-tbe dispatch. ) Unavailing Effort New Ycm. Sept. 13. -The war against a quarantine station on Fire island was offened In the courts yesterday. Counsel for the authorities of* the town of Islip went before Judge Barnard yesterday morning and obtained an injunction against Governor Flower, Health Officer Jenkins, and' those iu command ot the steamer Stsulngtou, to prevent them from transferring any quarantined passengers or baggage to Fire island or to any other place in the town ot Islip, Long Island. Tbe defendants are to show cause on Thursday why this injunction should not be made permanent. The complaint in tbe action seta forjh the purchase of the Surf hotel and island from Mr. Samtnis for the use and shelter ot cabin passengers from vessels detained at quarantine. It1 also seta forth that by the Lawn the juris­ diction of the health officer of New York Th* Appeal Sent Farwanl. ■The reporters offered to copy it from dic­ tation. and by th* aid of a couple of lan­ terns this was accomplished. Tho appeal asked the governor “for God’s sake” to send th* pu»Krngera to their homes or the empire state would be responsible for many deaths. MADE CHARACTERISTIC REMARKS. Washington, Sept. 11—Acting Secre­ tary Grant and Brigadier General Flagler had an audience with Secretary Foster yesterday, in which they renewed their protest against taking possession of Sandy Hook for quarantine purposes. They urged that it would paralyse military ODeratlons on the Hook aud lay the en­ tire country roundabout liable to infec­ tion. Secretary Foster made several vig­ orous and characteristic remarks and the Interview terminated abruptly without Secretary Foster reversing his action in tho premises. Among other points which the secretary made in reply to the war department offlcials he said that the stopping of mill­ , tary operations was a very insignificant York and thnt he i* probibiu-d by law , matter as compared with stopping the in­ from eftablishing anything 011 the shore* !I roads of cholera, and that while the occu­ for the reception of passengers coming pation Sandy Hook might affect a few from tbe infected vessels. hundred; or perhapa a thousand people around there, it would be of great benefit Tbe authorities of tbe town of Islip do to the country at large, and be (Secretary not recognize tbe authority of the governor Foster) was acting for the American peo­ or of the health officer to land passengers ple. > or to establish a quarantine station at this point. They claim that it will mln ths WASHINGTON, Sept, ia—President Har­ oyster and clam fishing and throw hun­ dreds of people out of employment, and rison is investigating tho laws regulating that it will ruin the whole ot the south immigration with a view to suspending it-, side of Long Island as a summer resort. if that be possible. Tbe result at tbe in­ The affidavits submitted In the case were quiry will probably be made known in a supported by certificates from physicians day or two. If it Is feasible there may be declaring that tbe health of tbe people in issued a proclamation covering the case. that section of Long Island would be jeopardized by -the establishment of a STILL BRIGHTER AT HAMBURG. quarantine station. The application for an injunction was made by lawyers Fischell and Reed, of Babylon, nnd Judgo Wilmot M. Smith. Arguments In the case will be Hamburg. Sept, 10.—The decrease in the heard on Thursday. number ot fresh coses and'deaths contin­ ues. Yesterday the fresh cases numbered After conferring with B uirk- Cockran 78b, or 108 fewer than Thursday.. The aud Dr.’ Jenkins, Governor Flower was deaths numbered 240, or 53 fewer than asked if nny Injunction had been .served upon him or Dr.'Jenkin*. Ho replied that Thursday. There were 481 burials, or 17 neither he nor Dr. Jeukin* bad seen one, fewer than Thursday. In tbe cholera hos­ but as one hail been issued it would be pitals 2.WI patients are under treatment. obeyed. Dr. Jenkins, he mid, would go Since Thursday afternoon there was a to .Fire Island by boat with blankets, food rapid decline ot the epidemic In the har­ an<] other supplire, in order to make pas­ bor district aud last night but thirty or sengers on the CbphrUS comfortable. “I forty persons were ftj the cholera barracks will not call out the National guard,” ho there. said, “tv= I am down here to obey the law." He added: -I would willingly serve sixty The general betterment of the city’s days In jad myself in exchange for tho prospects is already a p param in the be­ lauding of those people if I were not gov­ havior of the people. A little life has ernor. " been noticeable in the streets, although a Stranger would still think himself iu a Commander Jacob W. Miller, of the city ot the dead. In tlie poorer districts, First battalion, naval reserve, acting xfnder orders from Governor Flower, late^nst however, no change is apparent. The lack of employment must continue there night issued orders for the battalion to for several weeks yet nnd to the im­ assemble fully equipped for service at poverished working people thia means as New Pier 8b. North river, at 8:30 many weeks on the verge of starvation. o’clock this morning. The men were all The general quarantine against ships from notified by the officers of the.^batteries to this port has caused a virtual suspension supply themxeives with heavy underwear of commerce, and as long a* that quaran­ and two days' rations, beef extract, tine continues thousands of men will be crackers aud sweet chocolate. Including debarred, from work on tho water front. officers tbe New York battalion Is over 300 The relief committees have raised UO.OOO strong, and these men armed with cut­ lasses, revolvers and rifles on board tugs marks to alleviate ;the sufferings of the poor. One ot the* most generous subscri­ iu Great South bay or patrolling Fire bers was Prince Blsmark, who has given island beach could keep off all intruders. 10,000 marks. The men art well disciplined and prove as efficient as tbe National guards in con­ trolling mobs. Chicago, Sepd 13.—The city department There were three fractures ot her jJuR: A blood covered-club at baud Indicated murder. There I* no elew to the derer. A murderous mmuP. wns made upon Rev. Davt-l M. Cooper, Dastor of the Memorial Presbyterian church of Detroit, in bis *tuady by a man who gave hi* name as Wl.kln-on, aad who demanded Mr. Cooper’s money. The man was arrested. The lire engine manufacturers of tho j United States have combined under tbo . name uf tbe .American Fire Engine com­ pany. 1 At Lockport, N. Y., Dora Sutherlaml, lone of the seven sisters of that name, woe Intarried to Frank Castleton, of New York iCUy. Heavy frost* are reported In Minnesota and the Dakotas, but crops are so tar *dTsnetd that little damage resulted. Dwight L. Moody, the evangelist, bpralned hb foot iu a runaway accident ht Belfast, Ireland, and Is confined to Qis room. Abov.t 100 strikers, including several (killed workmen, have deserted the Home­ stead ranks nnd goue back to work iu tho ... Th* steamer Carolin* Miller has btn •h.U up" b’ ib. »uibortll« o< States government on.tbo charge that sue is loaded with arm* for th* purpoM ot s^ sbtlng the revolution in Colombia. Th* steamship Odam, now at th* ■p p.rqni.Mtl..., S.« Y«*. bM <~ *u«d «.»> plrew ot lr«l«bt -bleb Wlll b- O« top.lb.r on MU'W n.U^io., World < Fair sit*; nt Chicago, and becom* • model Gorman village. It is estimated that 250,000 persons in all have died of the cholera in Europe and Asia this season. Uncle Sam has Issued a W bill without a numlw on it. and th* mistake vr*« di*covered by Manager Hoffman, of the B. T. Babbitt Soap compauy at Chicago. Deinuth ran four miles at Sbeepbead bay iu 7:00, but one-lpurth of a second slower than the record treule by Lexington. Montgomery H. Lewis, late auditor, and H. W Lee Russell, Into treasurer, of the I The Elba Iron works at Pittsburg, local office of tbe Lombard Investment >n company, which closed because of a strike of Amalgamated «™P* wh ‘rhlr had offices In Kansas . nL .. 1- ««.! __ — PblWdpbUi, mu. will .un up.wb.ulcdu-.iMrt, > — CUr,KIn \.W York, cbl-«o. and ' Londbo/are’In” the City of Mexico non-union mill. with more than $100,030 of the compauy** . The Democrats carried the Arkansas j money. state election by about 80,000 plurality. Boston saw s meteor which was half us B. M. Rix, one of the best known breed-! large as a full moon. ers of fine cattle, was stamped to death Tbe coroner’s jury nt Chicago has ex­ a bull on his farm near Omaha. Every I onerated the policemen from all blame aa bpue In his body was broken. to tho fatal riot at Garfield park race Three hundred men st the Atlantic cop­ per mine, Houghton, Mich., have struck John Greenleaf Whittier’s body was for higher pay ana the mine has been conveyed to the tomb at Amesbury with closed down. Quaker ceremonies. The whole commun­ By an explosion iu a cool mine near ity attended tbe fnueraL Lexington, Ma, two men, named Henry 1 Fire burned tbe railway anow sheds AShcr and C. Audcrson, were killed, and n Jiian named Jack Delaney was fa tally near Summit, Colo.; supposed Incendiary. Fire also tiotrujou destroyed mv tbo, railway — supply injured. . __________ rireauo rfi _ . _ , _ house at Cincinnati of Joseph Joseph & Thursday. Sept. 8. — - 0W, —— •halt •• ■Insured. ------ ■ Bro. -Low — 1300, 'Squire “Bob" Allison, of Fairplay, Wis., | known as the “Marrying ’Squire" for run­ away couple*, Is dead, aged 54 year*. It is William Pardon. making 111. Aral run asserted that during the last fifteen years as a brakeman on tbe Chicago and South belmnrried 500 Aouples, all of them being western railway, fell from bis train and in haste. He has been known to marry was fatally iujuied. He was 21 years old and the only support ot bb widowed couples that met him on the rood. The Montana Republican convention mother. made these nominations: Governor. J. E. Chief Justice Sir ..... William -­ Ritchie, of Richards; lieutenant governor, W. C. Bot- the supreme court of Canada, i* lying at klii; representative Iu congress, Charles the point of death at his boqie in Ottawa. | W.i Hurtman. • . • The chief justice is nearly 80 years old. Hrauk Hank, a barkeeper ot West Henry C. Hope, superintendent of tele-j Dqluth, shot nnd fatally wounded Jack graph of the Omaha Itailrowl company,) Murphy and Jack Haggarty. The mur- । is pelr to an estate iu the north of Ireland ; derer ha* fled. ; wdrth> several millions of dollars, aud;*he Cpngresaiouhl nominations: Tenth Wis-'1 expects no difficulty in establishing his j claim. A title is also involved. consin district, Daniel Buehauau (Dem.); j claim. Secbnd Michigan, James O’Donnell (Rep.);! The new homo seer etary of the United Sixth Michigan, Arthur E. Cole (People's); Kingdom baa declined to advise tht-.queeri Sixth Michigan, Byron G. Stout iDem.); | to luierfrre In the case of Mrs. Maybrick, Eleventh Michigan, W. N. Ferris (Dem.);; tbe American woinau convicted of killing North Dakota, James F. O'Brien (Dem.); her husband by poison aud now serving a First Colorado, Earl B .Cole (Rep.); Eight- ' Ufa sentence. THI TRACK WENT DOWN. rmiag *f a Wo^scwi Coom* a Bad Wr**k. Lixcour, I-L, 8*pu 13,—Part of an ac­ commodation train ou the Champaign and Havana dirWoa ot tbe Illinois Cen­ tral WHS thrown from the track near here yesterday. Twelr* persons were Injured, several of whom may di*. Tho list ot In­ jured is ns follows: Mrs. William Bal­ lard. seriously injured; Rev. Jarnos Best, of Lie»-dn, I1L, bad wound and cantusfou; Cnri “ Busch, ' Chicago, “ bead and bruised — rescued from the knee ras .about to . drown;. water as he ----Frank EdgelL Middletown, will die; J. P. Gossett, conductor, badly hurt; John Kirkpatrick, Lincoln, DL, will die; Albert McQuay, lineman, bones broken aud head cut;----- Pfetalngor, Havona, I1L, slightly injured; Mrs, John Rltscher, Burtouvlew, Ill., will probably di*: baby of Mr* Rlts­ cher, will die; Daniel Smith, brakeman, Clinton, Ill., slightly injured;------ Wurtzbaugh, New Holland, HI., badly scalped. _________ ** StpUmbcr jj .‘iM Stations. K.tlul.I.'lZOO 1,7 ItaKOooner..-' BAsruras.. SS.SJ" teSS’::::::. Grand Rapids. motions. Two Cars Jump tbs Traek. A piece ot defective grade exist* on the west side of Kickapoo creek approaching tbe bridge, which spans « chasm fifteen feet deep. The train was along one aud passed over th* dangerous spot safely until two cars and tbe caboose jnmpcd tbe track and fell into the creek. Tbe momentum was *0 great that the cars were jammed together Into a shapeless mass, while a wall ascended from a doxen pas­ Bastings sengers for assistance. Coots Grove.. Cans* of tb* Disaster. Woodland .... The engineer diecovered tbe trouble and Woodbujy.... backed down to the wreck and assisted by t vub.i. Lousing farmers riding on the forward part bt the Detroit. train rescued the injured. Tbe cause of Grand Rspi di tbe wreck was a washout which was re­ in signal only. ul> aiKl'iU OUiy. cently filled with loose dirt. The rains of AtMlfi will not tbe past two days settled tbe filling, tha track sank and an upturned rail near the bridge struck one of the car trucks. isaa7.fc: so r. L< S3E?! AH SIN TO DEFY THE LAW. H. c. rorr.n The Six Companies Will Disown Him If He Register*. SAM Fraxcisco, Sept. 12.—The officers of the Chinese Six companies have tewed a proclamation calling upon all Chinamen In tho United States to defy the Geary law nnd refuse to register. They also de­ contribution of *1 from each mand Chinaman in the United States toward a fund to bo used in testing tbe constituHonality of tbe law. They threaten to disown all Chiname u who register, and will refuse them passes back to China in case they wish to return. They hive also appealed to tho Chinese government for aid against the law they call unjust. AME8BCH0. Mass., S.-pt. 8.—The news was received here yesterday from Hamp­ ton Falla, N. IL, that John G. Whittier is dead, having breathed his last at 4^0 a. n>. yesterday, conscious to tbe last, and with his nearest, relatives aud friendrat bls bedside. He passed away a-peacefully as a child going to sleep. Tbe^event has brought grief to every heart, ’/he I days were full of anxiety, but . w nope has ever held sway with tbe people new that they might once again see the beloved form on the streets of Amesbury, but that has passed, and the tolling bells echo the grief m many a heart. He was nrarly 85 years old. His last worn* were addressed to hb niece, Mrs. Samuel L. Pickard, Tuesday afternoon, when *h* asked him if ho knew her. He replied: .“Yes, I have known you nil the time. PROBATE ORDER. State ot Michigan. County of Rarrv ■. ^ot. Clmrt„ W. in tiro'matter of the estate ot o , H. Kus sell, deceased. John J. Perkins, admlnlatratnr <>t prepared to file his final aceuuui *tnuor with said estate be heard and allowr.l and a Sd?n“. U T ** } -.pw'Hwu it u ordered, that Frid nil dayof Octol>er. A. D.iWf.ai teuoL.,- ,D Jfie Ke ss.lgucd lor the hrariM«uiS RUtton. and that thcbelreat Uw.,t cd, and *11 other persons inter tr estate, are required to appear Bt M Mid court, then to be hofiirn nt t>, office. In the city »f Makings and show cause. 1/any there be, why tl* mm New! York, J. A. Wbitller (Ptople*). . jg h un(Jtff arn.s, ot DlliulU for horM becotid New York, E. M. Blodgett- (Peo’ lin, notice toihe"^Ui^^;’;:^ pie’s); Twentieth Pennsylvania, Lucien ' erf the pendeucyof said at.,; Jhl. t;..£ D. Woodruff (Dem.); Fifth- Maryland, SI* British and two American sealers W.K? ■" * Thoihas Parran (Rep.); Third Virginia, are reported to have been seized by Russian cruiser Behring sea George D. Wise (Dem.). ---------*— *in “ ” ‘ ---------A Wyoming veteran refuses to receive The North Dakota Democratic conven­ Weeks previous to said dav nf hr:.r tion ha* indorsed tha nominees of the In­ his pension tiecause he has recovered from CltAIUJM W. AHM-ntns .. dependent party for state offices, but tho aliment on which his claim was based. (A true copy) Judre (.! f rotate nominated straight-out Democrats for Mendoza, the would-be dictator of Venepresidential electors. zurla, is reported tp have abdicated. ullet from a target rifle struck Rev. A wealthy Tacoma widow claims ta Sum Sqiall in the leg while ho was in his have been hypnotised and bunkoed out of notice for hearing of claims room_______________ ___ ____ , Ind., Monday . ♦1.5001 at a hotel In Hazelton, ) State of Michigan. County of Barry-s*. nighty after be bad delivered an address, John wuuu Kalb, „aiu. » ^.wusevper of ot Milwau* jbuwm' a saloonkeeper Nolee te hereby given, that by orcei jf ttu before a Prohibition tnass meeting. No kee, ace, attempted attempted to to murder in unier hb his wife wife by by County of Item. r senotb injury was inflicted. Au«u»t: A- D. iSe. mv months | shooting hzr her f­in the stomach. He then “towed for emitter, to L S, Bradley has succeeded tbe late' D. 1 committed Mtichlo bv shooting hitn*elf in Ordercxl to VcneEocln. present their claims aga.n*: tbe estate «4 F. Eu. 8. Durite as librarian of the Wisconsin' the temple. Tlie woman will undoubtedly t’mmty. dn■ .iwd. and WAeurxGTOX, Sept, ft-The* North At- Kf? Historical society. die. ___________________ that all creditors of said drees-'<1 sr-1 re­ lantlc squadron has beqj ordered to pro­ quired <0 present their claims to Mid l*robate General John Gibbon will be at there ! LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. *t the Probate office, iu th.- t itv of ceed to Veuctaela, and Iu pursuance of umonlolThe Iron brigade, which is to be ! Hastinn.for examination and allowau these orders ti,e flagship Philadelphia, Ad­ before tbe Mth day of February next, and that held al Muncie, Ind., Sept. 1G. miral Gherardi In command,111 *ail from well claims will be heard 1-efore s-.;d Court, on Henk-y Hudson Holly, tho architect, is ; luicaoo, Sept B. vii•<1 <tn York today. Commodore Ramsay, Thursday. tbertth day of Nor.-m dead, j __________ ; Following wt-r» the quotation* oa the board .dM?r . e 24111 dj,y February chief cf the bureau of navigation aud act­ oK.’rt clock in tbe forenoon of each nt a... o of tra!e today: Wheat-September. <.pea«d confer­ Dated August 2U!i A. D. l»'«2 , ,d ’’ , >SMe:l»..mb.r. clo«d ing secretary of the navy, had Ckas W. Armsthuxg. Judge of Pr<.ttib, of health has_/made arrangements for tbe A PANIC-STRICKEN MOB. Congressional nominations: Seventh I®Hr; May, opened W<c eioeod UM& ence yesterday morning with Secretary ot erection ot a number of tents in the differ­ Minnesota, W. F. Kelso. Democrat; Ninth ’ Ceni-Septembef opened <7Kr, closed 47c; State Foster, aud at Itz cloee admitted to riosoUTfcc; May. opened --------— United *----- -- *Press « reporter for the that the ent divisions of tho city for the accommo­ Kentucky, Thomas H. Paynter, Democrat;' £2bor’«*?e“’’? Second New Hampshire, Henry M. Baker OnU - September.! Philadelphia would sail as stated. The Cepheus was1 started back to Fire dation of cholera patients, should the ‘ dread disease break out here. For fear of Republican; -Tenth Michigan, Jamei I island yesterday morning before the In­ objections on the part of residents in the &J,murtCk,J*P'SI'?"1 TweIft*J NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS UN CLAIMS 1 Cork tfptembw. . _ ££ J State of Mi.-hlgM, County <>l item—--. junction proceeding were begun. Upon neighborhoods selected tho exact location ? .kU! kV SPb.‘,ntOn^- Republican; , rinrod $49.^: OcWer, opeuol 110.04 e!o«d 1 Pl'EBLO. Cola, Sept. 9.—Al the Repub­ Estate of Ansel P. Hodge. We the under . ... . ctnaed lican state convention yesterday Honry signed, hiving iw^jn appointed tn striving near tbe harbor n mob, mails of the tents will not be made public until Tenth Michigan. T. A. E. Weadock, Dem-January, ojened ocrnt- I J $11.9ft#. Lard-(September, opened STUEJt. Court for tbe County of Barry, Btate <>* Ml. .m reckless by its groundless fears which had the emergency arises. M. Teller and E O. Wolcott appeared on san. Commissioner* to receive, cwmlne ?od Unknown persons opened a switch on ' cl°^ *‘-371^ been worked upon by met. who should unjust all rlsitns and denixuii* ot al! p*r-v:i the stand and dellvt red apcoch . to their tfya Dig Four road at Euou, O., and caused 1 L11r,‘ Mock—Prices at tho Union Hrnek against said deceased, de- hereby v ;-----notice have bad more sense, was seen to have that we will meet st the »tore of Eli Nieb St. Petersburg. Sept. 10.—The cold the wreck of a freight train. The engineer I ra.^ rw‘K*1 ,M Hogs-afarlarf constituents, urging loyalty to the Re possewion of the pier and loud cries arose tbe lean party in spite on ; rather........ active on packing and »hlpplng so- Iac. <>» pnamujf nnu empplng — J. ' — of its stand i-.kuuuq ------- township of Orangeville. <n Wednesduj weather is subduing the cholenuplague was killed. y of Noveniber. A. D . from the members thereof declaring that throughout Russia, except in the Ukraine • count; o, cned rather easy at 5<ttoe decline: r “ ° lowing ticket was nominated by Two men entered the express car on a ' CMr B* 5ClOc Thursday, the Zkl day of February. A. I :-,v. tho boat should not laud. They were districts. O , Oa «*l«srera.wl aiedediue: *cclau>atloiu Joseph C. Helman, of at ten o c'ock.a. m.. of each ot said d.u». for the ' ranuod at $4 10®AW pLs. f 4.R «AX4u I Denver, governor- Janies W Bnwnin<» .r nurpose of examining and afiowing *.i. ar10' "*'"•» ■ »<-----------I*& Mo- i sale* ... thus . appealed to to p-rmit the oldest women light. 3i.®a5.1u rough p« packing. sihum ' Astwn ItentJI.n. 12 -‘ ?k’ ot Kansas City, overcame Messenger Mefight. SULLIVAN WHIPPED. Mdjhat Six months from the 23d <T»y of Aurart. ilnd youngest children to be taken to tho brd thu safe of several i “ i«*k "ud Silljw b^ry ^ecktn/ JS of KLliJ £ d 7 er0or ’ J • EaUw ’ Laugbllu, robbi-d tho safe of several ndxcd, nnd b< A. D. tMz, were allowed by said court (01 crwllrs. and nnd left left the the train train at at its iu ■I “shl Pidng lotalota 4 m of Colorado Springs, for secretary of state. hotel far tbe night, that their lives might thousand dollars, hipping present their claims to uj for csanitnad allowance. be saved, but refused with brutal cheers. next stop, escaping unhindered. I Cattle—Market rather active in locsfsu<! Corbett. Dated. August 23d. A. D.. i*e. A Specimen of Idiocy. John aud George W. Carlisle, capital-1 K***1 New ORLEANS, Sept. a—The agony is After the Cepheus came toauchor two white Riveii Jirxcnosr, Vl, Sept. 1*1st* and large dealers in real estate in Clo-! Stter ^oLiteJU<her' •”*cUU» ,h ’ 8AM' police officers rowed to the landing and over.. Sullivan is a whipped man and Waltki: i:n >«\ Itaturns received from nil of the 243 towns ““ ft“‘8“a,«“u •* Comm asked that a letter be taken to Dr. Vought. Corbett b now tbe heavyweight pagiiUfc T™.’*’* in tbe state except Croton and Stannard, - --—r—■*---- uutucsienu »steers S4.fiJ & 5.| The mob refused to allow the letter to good to cboic ■>! ’“I!1Tt««»“ Caledonia county, give Fuller, Repulx 7^5’’ "Ry"....... thlU the — ,nonlhly uuvpub output W.m with , 8U0©U6 fn|r oortn . come ashore, aud drove the police off with gladiators Wednesday night was exciting ±200 n..w m..n f« - ------------------------... . uo common to medium dn.’^Sa Wai 5 new men is nearly 00 per cent, of that ah ” ’ . 1 S o ‘ * 1Ie L Democrat, lU.llf-; threats. The appeal to let tho women and throughout, and was one continual sur­ PROBATEORD1U b«riwreUJ0O3.U stockera »L784 Allen, Prohibition, 1.433; scattering MH. of the old force of •2,80*4; . children land was made by a passenger, prise M-wn-yir. •t7sa*-‘» range rtwl Th.«. towu. ln 1M ; ~ state of Michigan. Oountv >f Barn to Sullivan. (n tbe twenFire destroyed the large factory owned *• 1 session ot the i’ral'Ste Court (tt-e Robert M. Thompson, and this being of no ty-flrst round he was put to by John Williams on the Willltm Arnoit R^ublicao. w.sj,; Shortleff, D.inocn.1 County of Barry, hoiden at the probatr avail a boat was sent off to the landing in sleep, and when he regained con­ In the City of Hastings, In sudd count . . oaSatur 1.STC I_8hoep—Market rather active: Prices un­ 1».«. .11 th* bow of which was Senator McPherson, sciousness ad^nowleded that Corbett wtata, occupying the entire block between day. Die 3n! day of Septen of New Jersey, who is also In quarantine. wns a better man than he. Sullivan was Twelfth and Thirteenth and Catherine and im thousand eight hundred and ninety : wo. <’u<”aHoa» ranged at Z4.OOa4.fiO pee Present, Chas. w. Armstrong. Judge ■: Tho mob, beaded by Attorney Reid, who btully punished, his nose being terribly lemple streets, Philadelphia. The loss is Jtolu#wr*tera. Z1-AU3J native-. Tjxoa. -.u ! $.i.u«2anj lamin. estimated at MOO.OjO. had the injunction papers, wanted the split by tho repeated blows of Corbett. In tbe matter oNhe estate of JamerX. Hartb Produce: Butter - Fancy ueporstoe. 23 A ban4 of whitecaps at Jellico, Tenn., captain of the Cepheus $0 go ashore to orn. deceased. SkW OKXXXXr. Sept. U.-CorbeU left “ have, the papers served ou him, but the on reading and filing the petition, dulv vritook two women aud three men from n -54c; flno creamorio*. El(— Bed. of Eugene Hartliom, son ofsalfi drw.ed captain refused. "fl"?., Ilia city u »u .xrly hour Fri<U, ojornln* AVOCSTA, Me., Sept, 13.-The following house and beat them severely, one of tho praying that a certain Instrument Ihte d:o .1!*d McPherson Has no Effect. women so badly that she will die. “ru- on a .pee nl Irxlo. uootnpnnlMl by BIU, in said court purpBrtlnx to be the las: will atoi Upon arriving ashore Senator Mc­ dispatch explains itself. It is addressed Dol.il., u<l lb. otboo tralnon ud testament rf said deceased be admitted !.» vn> A Florida mob hanged a colored man be­ Pherson said that If they would give him to Hon. Thomas H. Carte/, chafrmau of cause he was suspected of incendianrism. SblL dlr*“ “ Birmingham, bate, and that administration of sai<: lb. Potato^ MinXV l »» be granted to Eugene Harthvra ri:» ctccii, th* papers he would, gir* them to tho tbe Reoublicau committee, 518 Fifth ave­ whrro h. U u> All th. .poru hari rln said wifi named ar to same other •• ufi.il'! captain, nnd would pledge bis word that nue, N. w York: ’’The total vote will be E!rlbo-i Early Ohl-M. fij^aj -pcTte’ ' the caprain would accept tbo service. But 12,00 •*** - ban |o le8& We ele<X all four Therefore It Is ordered, that Tuesday, the till The American Bankers’ aasoeiatiou has SL-Loate Early Ohio*. T,__ . « . ....__ day ot October, no, noihtog would do except the captain comrresNman, carry fourteen of the sixteen Grcn orl* forenoon. t>o assigned for tbe bearing vt ■ coming ashore. Then McPherson said: count Ira, have two-thirds of the members the death record. petlttonandthatthehflnAl lawot said “If we cau bring him ashore will you of the legislature aud elect our governer ■ndafletoar —* interested in said c.'ure, jj ---------------rsons 'Yhilc- einclon.ti; tr—.urer, i'UKu p-r box. agree to-let these suffering, innocent, help- by 11,000 majority over the Democratic wmf* A»^Sker' Ex-l. nitet! States Senate) Fbaxcis Ker- are required to appear at a session of *a!;1 N'w York; ■“n-'Mry. 1«M people land I" Court, tqeo tobe holden at the Probate oirre. candidate. [Signed], J. H, Maslet." " lllUm Qnxu-x S.w >“«•»—----- --B. -----me asso ­ Yurk Tbou.a the Qty of Hastings, in said County, wnl - “They cannot landl" yelled the mob. Tho Marks, ex-secretary of the cause, if any there be, why the prater ->t the ciation also resolved that n state bank ---------------------------««-#•*. ’•* P.. IK; WM.X -crowd xtood thy re sullen and earnest while i in.i'h' Eften. self-working, 5XK>ou<Dynamltars in Boulogne. Detittoner mavnot be grarte i. .vi>i currency ^ras unnecessary and unsafe. th* lawyer said: “Huy cannot laud. If to and covers, 5U-2BUcflirt illdjintltlD uf rtre uoticf Boclogse, Sept. 12.-A dynamite bomb Robbers held up a Santa Fe train neat lad W--; cruoked. SCto. ^ roa‘“°“ brush. 1 we permit them, wo will give away our was exploded Sunday m a telegrapu ofllce FBAMCa 11. Root, millionaire leather to tbe persons interested in said rat; e * °; T * Tho PI P reM messenger pendency of said petition and the hearm :c«»e." “They esu’t laud!" roared the mob. merchant of Buffalo. iwmr ot by causing a copy of this order to oeputdl«kej hid the content* of hia safe while they employes had left the Svnator McPherson sank down in the in the Hastings Bajimkr, a nrw*pai'e: boot overcome, and Mr. Thompson cried building. Tbe place wns entirely wrecked were breaking open tho car door, and the and circulated in said county of Barry. only booty they secured was two baskets ber. Tkx October, e’ept*BJ aMh week, for three successive week* preyW out: “You poor people, you are being aud the noise and shock of tho exploeion 3S.SK' “*j create.! considerable excitement In the of grapes. to said day of hearing. duped by a tricky lawyer." ]UAS W. ABMSTB0-xlcfnlty. One man was struck by portions The old Acaaemy Academy or of aiusie Music at at Cleveland X“C uki Cleveland, IteMer Food Olankets. Judircof Prorate. (A tree copy] 1 ■ .ba!• I m«Job..debui “We are no more tricky than you," an- of the flying debris and was seriously In­ whsv« Clare Morris ___ by Are.*' jured. Several - persons have been ar­ been destroyed h “ "-' ------awered Lawyer Reid. Mr. Thom pson then i rested on suspicion of being concerned in ,.^°ger h'Y bccn nominated fo: aud boat l«ub. BarL»^r , f<r *°t.' skid: “You will at least allow Dr. Vought the affairs. GUARDIAN'S SALE. goraruor by North Dakota Prohibition- Quiet; ud me.., i“or*— to send us food aud blankets.” Oetobdr, ST.7B. Lord-tadac Ubl’SaM'D™’“!Q- Protn*h.nt Uw,wot "Not unless the captain comes ashore," In the toaster of the nstate of <>ni Brii* Uv 0 stock: Caitb-Trad^Bishop, no* Ora Belie Arnold, a minor, The whaleback steamer C. W. Whet th® lawyer, and tho mob apShanghai, Sept. Li.—In tho northwest­ Notfee Is hereby given th»t I *bx!l --..i > choice native. JQc p. r •« ’ General The boat was rowed back to the ern punvf rz.-Chueu ths natives became more ha* been wrecked In Coo. Bay, Ore beat native steers, |An-«her; rooem (1J Bile auction to tbe highest bidder <m > riu:«j. -As Fu4) o'clock n meeting of th* convinced recently that tbe drought was •.net day of October. I).. i" fo’etock In Uie forenoon at the ProbsCourt th board was held, and a resolu- can»-d by the Protestant mission. They Dr. Raphael Nunes has resigned the P-tU-bor ot M,^. City of BasUngs, In t!»< County <4 Wou passed that if Dr. Vought would go mobiaid the mission nnd maltreated Mr. presidency of the United States of Colom­ dull: lambs tu-u™ * "^“"•-anev b State of Mlchtaan. purMmi: »UH wr lu> luj »!»,? F” yer Reid ip th* steamer aud neo Turner, the clergyman in charge, and his bia on account of ill health. Drily granted, to me ou in* I^SMeCo.irtof^^^un7y, Michigan, xfi o{ tbe Injunction papers were served, wife. Thomas H. Hadawny. who was an actor he Lnnae, u, Balorm board would allow food and blanket* Ute estate, richt. title and interest <d the said N.“ dl«“» taken aboard. Detroit. X.aiin’wk?10' Phnlelaa ol minors of, iu and to the real estate situate and being 1b the County of Barry. In tbe state of Dxrcnit, Sept. ta-Judgv Chipman At Orange, Mass., tho body of Abigail known and described .•» follows. --— — - . ..W 0 j a "I . I »a« Saturday- nominated tbr congress undivided one seventh interest In 5ST« I “ C'ta “ ’ "" ,aaoa ie landing for bedding Mr. TLompeci IrvDj .he First district. the northwest quarter of tho southwest quarter of section thirteen thirteen <ta). town two. u’>. north CASPA2 01 section <!3). town rants nine (»), west. Barry eounty. Michigan sss wS,7i7.»; &. -iXTiSs "u *‘'n*u** cu“i” r AucasrA3TAM.1T Guardian. AuciurASTAirLzr �H a ST I MGS IV •fhurFhy. feptettMjj 892. HIGHLY AMUSING ----- COO 4 6ROS». Piupftators. h CURE flootd, told a touching little story of nx fnddent in Nye’e life. *•'-‘ical uoKe, . - ■"* "h"' ” '"7 ln ’ Sir Drow*l: SICK J? (OBfiCCO CATCHES them all gfjAD THE FOLLOWING- r**“ wllhtwo rs h -» Ucadichs. yet Carter’s Uttlo Ltrer Pitta m HEAD ±-,iu 41, S « 13 ? tlW ltalit “< "» "PMutor n financial condition. Artatbcy would baabaottprioetare to the The seen*} was simple enough. Both Buffer frem thia <L*trc*aLngcompbdntt bu wrn, holl„„, ami I,nu> MatefythclrgoodsaMdoMnotandhareaDdthoM rollcn w *re hollow, wheucce try them wm find there Utflo pdavata. । Mlllt w< re enreftillv roIlv-1 Tl, T JT' 1 1- Tbe turning of 1 v JEW Jolly Tar because i : -ves nie more good, solid h : for the money than I can . . any other brand." "'»-«■« •» inclosed bilU wns rolled out «f th.- other rhiiI recivt was huiqx^i to be kuowo (bl; to the operator. ' la ths buftof *o many H-rae tbit hero !* where Tb inM-rt a plain pi** of whlu. or brmvn wo task* our great boret. Our pUta cure it while ‘ 1. ”.T' ‘'T,v or urown cib.-ni a© not. - P«pcr ia tn een the rollers and to take out Carter* Little Uver Ptllssro very ariMl and j ol1 t'“! WiCT side a ten dollar bllfwm. <rf ' LV TAR suits me and I .,n to stick to it It is the r and best piece of Tobacco . . e- er been able to find.” puryr-. but by tbolr geatloaeUoa pteaae adwho > “ml the gentleman promtad usctiiam. ta vtalaatMcenta-. five for >1. Sold uinm-lf considerable amusement, bydrcgrtttacvorywbara or eoat by malL He secured several new ton dollar hl'ls. CATTER MEDICINS CO.. Naw Yortti 1 a’*' «f tar practicing tlie trick oncu ertv. tea 1 ' r : ]0\V a good tiling when ! 1 „• -r Jolly Tar fills the It gives both quantity and i \ ' >..X I chew I want the \t I have tied to Jolly r I ddiild not be induced HE SMALL Fill. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE i w.f•' n?1 have you got there?” asked his ceaa was much greater than he had antici­ pated, he wrote to Mr*. Nye to come t<> him and take her welding tour, for when Bill .was married he could not afford thnt luxup*. She'telegraphed that she would'join him at once, ami set out to do so, her journey being ung-of two days, a* he was iu the west, somewhere beyond Chicago. Two hours before her train was due at the little town where she was to join her hus­ band he reed red a dispatch saying that both his children bad been stricken ilown with scarlet' fever and had been moved tc an isolated house n mile or h» from tbfcir home, where they would receive proper at­ tention, but. could not be seen by tludr parents. It was a groat shock to Bill, and all he could do whi n his wife arrived was to take her aside and tell her this sail nJws. They took the first train Ixtck, and for several weeks Bill remained ot homo with her, both suffering terrible anxiety, as the eld!ilren were di*|HTately ill* As soon as they were able to listen to the reading, the little ones got a letter every morning from their father, telling of the woudvital things Lu and their mother were seeing dht west, thus net letting the youngsters know that their mother’s wedding journey, in which they hail taken a deal of interest, hail been broken up by their sudden illites*. Bill's unlimited imagination made the letter writing an easy ta#k and their daily arrival kept the children In such a good humor that when thu turning point was reached and they began to mend they did so nt a rate that astonished the doctor in charge of their case. Subsequently Mrs. Nye had her wedding journey.—Chicago 1 ”Sh”— be exclaimed, raising Ids hand Tbj* Royal Noses Safe. , w.-irningly. “Don’t Sty a wwl: 1'11 toll Prince George and his brother were; very »uu all about it after awhile, it’s a new friendly with the officers of the Bacchante, Hncto-S- attuhn for circular. Addr Invention I've got hold of, and our fortune on which they served. Ont of the famili­ rAKi.su, Prop’r. Is mmle." arity of tbe princes with tbe other guy He put the little machine carefully on young mictehipnten arose several ridiculous the table and aakctl her to cut him n piece rumors, one of which was that tbe royal of paper of the size of a dollar bill, which middies had allotted themselves to ta tat■he tlid. 'tooed by theif comrades—and tattooed . "Now," he said, "I suppose you would upon the nose! Each of them, it was stated, like a nice, crisp ten dollar bill, wouldn’t hml Allowed his princely countenance to ta yon?” adorned upon its most prominent feature •‘Why,” tdui replied, touched by ^uch with n broad arrow, dona* imk-I.ibly, the spontaneous awl unusual generosity, “I one in blue and the other In red ink. dare say I could find plenty of ujfesforn I That the princes should have allowed new- i'll) even uu old -- bill, —. or —-------------- one.” .1 I themselves to ta dedicated in such n bur••\ ery well, my dear, you shall -have lesque manner to the service oftheir counone.” And starting tatWren thu rollers *try -----*--------ihighly .i~i.i- displeasing to the was anm idea . the piece of paper she tail cut him he I British public, for the 'tory, atwunl aa it I turned the crank, and out from the other was, found* many who accepted it ns t ruth. 1 bkl” ndIwl a be“°tiful crisp grex-uta^.. It wns so absurd that it went for some time , L. RlINIXLO. whk-h la- passed to her, saying. “I think" ilucontrailictifl, no one official lynble tode| you will concede, my dear, that this is the ny it supposing that it would be seriously ------------------------------------------- qitickest way of making money you ever regarded. The Bacchante, moreover, wm saw.” at that time half way nround the globe ■Siu: stood for a moment spet-chkvs with from England. anjJ it was not known to TAMES A. SWEEZEY. nrtonishiuent. Thru she exclaimed: her officers that the rtory h:ul made such •J Attorney at law, “Why, what iii tin- world are you doing? connnotion-there. Hastings.- Mich. Don’t you know you'll Is- arresusl fur lint at length an English official in Aus­ Practices In all courts ot tlm state. Coi- cduuterfeiting? Stop it, and throw that tralia communicated with the ship, ami Icetlous promptly attended to. • thing right nv.-ay!”-, • having received a formal denial of tho, When you want a :-: FRESH LUNCH,:-: Go to the j \}.t of the same opinion as i 4 | Jolly T,\r is-king of • ■ vv *V\\C VvYCYYXCkW i ■.•'.lows want the most for rr-.r money always. Jolly I it to us in good Chcwtaccd. It is our stand-by.” CITY BAKERY. Fine line of creams and fresh confectionery. AC DCMl/TQ BUSINESS CARDS. : THEY ALL SAY.* JOLLY A GEr.ERAL FAVORITE. - JNO. FINZER & BROS, LOUISVILLE. KY. R**E. 11. A C. P. LATHROP, ilomoepathic Physicians and .Surgeons ' All calls city and country promptly at­ tended to. D >3.00. \«Z50 —1‘200 $500. s4004 S3.5O5» —— aeT,cR , ■ 2 50 / -^“IsZ.DO lull .$2.25 $2 00 ^SES i I A. SCRIBNER. M. D., ... Physician and Surgeon, Delton. Mich. office In residence, one olock east 0/ depot. A. A C. H. BARBER • I'iiyslclans and Surgeons. Calls iD’dty or county responded to with promptness, day br.uighL H \V1LL1AM O. LOWDEN. »V Lawyeh • Office over Julius Russell's store. State street. Bastings. Mich. W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE ers^es. | M PEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MOfiET. I) A. SHELDON. ! • Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block. Hastings. i.ii.TiBo moiwvir am -ox1 ; Mun-y to losh on Beal Estate Real Estate llT.HEll ‘•PI........ ... -m- --------------------• money value I sold on commission. General coii’eyancing. !-r t.fch .ft: .<!.afd f.i.- t..-M -<t tbop' Having a complete *et of Abstract Books, com­ plied from tbe itecords, can furnish complete i tracts. C- F. BIIOOK8. Clerk. lief/ & Bronson. To Advertisers j If you wish j to advertise . r A V • -J href Idstructlon. tend one dollar r -mr • Hook for Advertisers.” A llrfie ytmlyof that book will enable I to decide what you ought to do, cdgivoanideaof the probable cost. J If you instruct us s \ F a g A J • Nace a certain amount of advor' -Ins fur pm in tho way wo think A.a.ijyouxhcmoet irood.ytraahould --.-rH an explicit statement of what u wl-ih to accomplish, and mako .11 fvle urhingements for payment. '> i;r« n1<;y wifi then receive all the ittciitiomhat It requires. «If you wish A an advertisement e A . F e \ f ’<; .r<x! and n plui ot iwlvertbiln, narked out; to ta told what papers should u-e, atul what tho coet -ii: . we will furnieh the adver■ • tnem and the plan—either or ■ i’l.atnl submit them for yourcon-I- rat Ion,together with our bill for ' J For preparing J advertisernents, u ’ f 4 V f -ratypls nnd estimates tho ad­ ■ 1 ’ 1 mt jews ns. For tho expense of advertisements and watahmt tin- fulfillment of contractu we tre j-nl<1 hi a rouimistion allowed by ’ nr pt-blhtar of-the paper in which tub a<h-ortuemcnt appears. # If you want to learn it the Ina and outs of advertlulng wilbout nhy coet or trouble, read . I’!t!XTE&s*iixx rricnlarly, carefully* w • -idlimsly; Issued weekly, $2 a year. F If }OU wish a complete catalogue of *) ■ •■«WP0i», rend for tboAmeri' ..n 5•‘paper Directory. T For any further information address J GEO. P. ROWELL 6- O>., Newspaper Advertisinfl Bureau, f .10 SPRUCE IT., REW YORK. aSVEglffSraU V •CT Acton a new prtodpte— :e, m. d.. Office over Holloway's drug store. Office hours from 2 to 4 p. tn. Telephone, con nectltiR with residence, at Holloways dru* store. g M. FOWLER. 1>.1>. S. Office hours s a m. to 5 p. m. MITH & COLGROVE, Lawyers. (Office Iu Union block, Hastings.) PtmUm is all the courts of the atate. S 4 E. KENASTON, Attorney at I-aw, (Over J. 8. Goodvear 4 Co.’s store.) Practice* in all courtsol the State. Collections xomptly attending to. A. R. TIMMERMAN. HomroputhicPhy. sician and Surgeon. (Office over Lathrop’s drug store.) P T 1W. HEAL BSTATK ANI>CO1.LECTjj ING omcE (,F Pai.vkrton Smith, Woodland, Mich. c' < Vai mkrtoNi •!- ^1- Smith, 'siw l-ublle. "* lh° rract- KIRKS D IAM0N TARS OAF Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansing. Ch.p»«l «”»■- Ew- wdiwnt* Dwdru«. tf 1 U BP&J— WERICIN FAMILY SOAP. “I dare- say,” continued her husband, otitwanlly c.-dm, but Inwardly shaken with laughter, “you* could use another ten. You can have it just as wejl as not. It only takc\ a minute.” And cutting an­ other piece from the newspa|H-r he rolled it in. and rolled out a second bill. “I u-lj you, George,” exclaimed the now thoroughly excited woman, ••‘you shall not do this. riomebodyTl certainly find it out. and y ou'll ta arrested. I'll destroy these counterfeits just ns fast as you make them!” And la-fore her humorous hus­ band knew what she was doing, she caught np the two bills and tore them into twenty pieces. . The unfurtutmte joker sja-nt hh« leisure time for tbe next week in posting tho frag­ ments together. —Youth’s Compuniuii. A'bright little lx»y, whose home Is in a neighboring -city, numbers among his adult friends a Grand Army veteran, whose name, for story telling pnrpoM-s. may lw allied Row. Thu boy bad listened cagcrlj nnd with absorbing interest to Mr. Rose’s descriptions of the tatties that he hail helped to light during the war of thir rebellion. Tbe rtory teller, although not n braggart, luul tin- true story telling im stinct. nnd he did not forget to mention tho conspicuous part that he took in the vari­ ous tattles. The conflict of which Mr. Rose loved best to talk was the battle of Gettysburg. It wa* in that conflict thnt bi4 own prowess shone to the greatest ndvniitage. As his own recollections ran. he took such an important part in that tight that, in tho imnginnth.u of his iknpreudtab able young listener, his personality domi­ nated the historic scene. Not long ngo tbe boy's father took him to'sec a realistic panorama of Gettysburg. Tlie boy was all eyes and enthutiamn. He scarcely heard the terse description that hU father undertook to give him of the famous tattle, but after feasting his eyes utsMi the scene he turned to his parent und inquired, "Pa, is this the place where Mr. Rose worked!"—New York Times. Henry Goalrich, who hns returned from Jaimn, hml a funny experience at Osaka. “Tbe governor's wife,” said he, “wan one of my special friends, nnd once, when the emperor and empress were expected to visit tbe city n tall was arranged in their honor. They were not expected to be. present, but many of their noble* would be. The gov­ ernor was anxious that his wife shaild> able to lead In the opening quivlnlie a*d lx«ge<l me to teach her. So 1 undertook thetask nnd tarnusl .» little dans. They learned the square dances •wily nud could even hop through A P’lkn;,,,a*l^c?S™ never, never lenrn to waltz. They turn “heir to.* In In such .1 funny wny thnt wUtring. I fear, will always be beyond them.—Exchange. . Rigid Examination. The choice of a bride in some parts of Russia is still accompanied with many difficulties. Tlie customs which are ob­ served rigorously by the families of the lower classes would certainly embarrass on American swain or indirectly create a large number of young ••Lochinrars of the west.” In almost 411 Russia marring** aro brought about by means of a woman mediator known aa thv*,Svaklin." A soon aa the choice is made the Svukha puta on her best "bib aud tucker" and proceeds to tho home of the future bride. She makes her entrance in a* dignified a fashion aa possible, salutes the ikpns and begins to speak of various things which seemingly have little relation to mar­ riage.- She says, for instance, “Where there is no snow it is difficult to follow tracks, but today snow has fallen and it is easy to find the way to a marriageable maiden." Or she may say, "A white swan has escaped from the house; is it Iiosrible that it fled to you?’ It depends upon the answers of the parents of the young girl whether tho mediator becomes more specific and speaks to the point or w'thdraws from the place. If the negoti 3ns end de­ sirably the suitor takes courage to visit the young girl, io become tatter. acqnainted with her and her surroundings. In some provinces—for instance, in tho government of Vologda—this visit of examination on tho part of the suitor becomes an elaborate ceremony. The family of' the bridegroom, under, the leadership of tho mediator, proceed to the house of the bride. Tho mediator, without much ado, commands tho bride to spin. If the visitors are satisfied with the talent of the girl for weaving they u>k her to walk about the room to see whether she limps. The prospective, or rather possible, brido nnd groom' are then placed side by side to set' whether they nre mated as io height. If orie ot tho young persons happens to full sh<?rt of tho projicr length of body there is always great hilarity among the members of tlie two families. In almost all the so called “Great Russia,” tlie surrender of th<} bride assuines, in a way, tho character of n-sale. The money nnd objects of various kinds which the groom intends to present to the parents Of the girl aro the subject truth.of the story, cabled the information tn London, and the next day The Times, published in its columns an authentic: refutation of the charge, and gravely as­ sured its loyal renders that tbe royal nows were safe and unadorned.—Manchester (England) Times. When a messenger returns to Jxmdon from foreign service he is placet! nt tho bottom of tin- list of those nt homo availa­ ble for duty nnd may thus reckon on per­ haps a fortnight clear at hh own disposal. It is not well, however, to count on any precise period of leisure with too much certainty, as is shown by tin* following veracious talc, which has lieen repeated many a time and oft in Downing street. Captain A., .having just returned from St. Petersburg, saw his name well placed at the bottom, of a goodly list of names ready for duty, and judged it expedient to spend his anticipated fortnight in the sunny south of France. About a week after iiis arrival at Monte Carlo he was startkd nnd annoyed by the receipt of thu following strange nnd apparently imperti­ nent. telegram: ••Chief Clerk, Foreign Office, to Captain A.: You are fast and dirty. Return nt once.” Having puzzled nwhileover this enigma, it <x curved to him that, whatever might be the explanation of the first sentence, the hist was an older which his wmso of duty compelled him to obey. lie Accordingly packed up his traps and returned forth­ with, to find on his arrival at Downing street that the telegram, as originally dis­ patched. ran a* follows: •■You nre first on duty. Return at once." —Quarterly Review. The famous eccentric Lady Hester Stan­ hope told the physician who traveled with her to the east that she had never known but three really great men. They were her uncle. 'Vlllimn Pitt; her brother, James Staulibpe, nnd Sir John Moore. The two last were both killed in the tattle of Co runua. She got a lock of the hair at each and set them in a gold locket, with the coat ot arms and name ot each respective­ ly. In 1SN Lady Hester determined to live permanently in Syria, and sent tor herposBPMslons—this locket being among them. The ship containing her valuables sailed and was heard i of at Cypress; soon after one of those Mediterranean squalls came on nnd nothing more W ever heart! of aliip. crew or cargo. Thirty years elapsed. Lmjy Hester had long been dent! when a letter camo to the admiralty from the con­ sul at Jaffa saying that an Arab bad picked upon the beach a gold ornament with Frank characters. This was (he long lost locket, nud Lord Stanhope kindly giv­ ing up his claim to it, it Iwcamc Sir Gra­ ham Moore's and ia now in my possession. —Mrs. Andrew Crosse in Temple Bar. Hoop* and Mnrblaa Forbidden at Oxford. Some <>f the regulations we n^ecalled on An Bonest Criticism. to keep on first presenting A Minntor from Chihuahua was taken to rwf/ird university are very ctirhius. j hi the Pantheon of San Fernando, in Mexico, orkuwl lierb"«>HYHln»’> l» IorW.1- and shown the splendid white monument leIl. dothes of a black or •■subfuse hue xnitrkiug the grave of Juarez. This repre­ ■Ire'recommcnded: nnd marbles are prohlb- sents in life sized mArblu figures the (lend r»«iTlbe steps of the Bodldnn n* arc 'patriot, pillowed in the arms of a graceful nlw hoops in tta High. Mo*t people Lave woman of exquisite proportions and atti­ hearil of lhe two last rules. 1 hough Very tude, and an expression of c<xn|^ssionate believe they arc true, yet they are *0, and grateful sorrow—in short, Mexico, the Siir ~»i h**'"*wri motherland. -And be sure to vteerve the likeness to Don Benjto,” mld.flbe cicerone; Latin.—Cor. London Tit-Bite. “it Is Excellent—<rt>! perfect—Jt wns taken Ix>x«- Suporstltlon*. from bi* death mask." "Yea, Indeed,” In parts of Mna-nchiiselta it thought agreed the visitor, and then, not to be out­ 1 I ir a criri mita « pie«* of wntheru wood done in critical nciuncn, he added, with n. wave of the hand toward thu figure ot La J. I n.b«»l 1» " n’"rri“«5 Pntria, and the statue of the widow is very *"?» bit .or «»>ibrro woo.1 flue aba"—San Francisco Argonaut. nraler b.r plllu"' “H rttlrlug. tbe Br»l lllAb suDcratition. 1* the one whom ahe is to “Xr.-Knnsns City Journal. • Tl»® Boling Fnaalon. VixlntAker (lodrbi« «llwr)-Wb,t sh^l Best for General Houaehold Use. tinnta Constitution- i\5 CURIOUS CUSTOMS THAT FROM REMOTE ANTIQUITY. —- There ore ixnao thoughts which tie within UM ■oui— । So far. so far. • So deep within tho b.-art’a most secret cell. Like some hid star. Safo bld away and treasured aud unsought, . Fairer than other thought*, perhaps, tide . thought. Jfr. L. B. Hamlen, Of Augusta, Me., »ays: “I do not remember -when I began to take I|o:xl's Sarsaparilla; 1C •wa* several years ago. and I have found it does me a great deal of good In my declining years. 1 I am 91 Years :2 months nnd 2R days old, aud my health is per­ 1fectly good. 1 have no aches or pains about me. Hood’s Sarsaparilla regulates bowels, stimulates my appetite, jand help*tny me «• Jeep well. 1 doubt U a jEreparation ever was made so well suited to m T. it UiMrinr • : HOOD‘8 PlLL8 « * iiiiia. <enUe. ratale**. J Paying for Farms from one Crop. Gov. John Mlller^of North Dakota, re­ 1lates an instance of what Is being accom­ plished by farmers in the Red River Valley I Jof Minnesota and North Dakota. He said S. J. Leland, near his town of Dwight, N. •D., taught 100 acres of land in tho spring (of 1891, for S2.G00, and raised crops that j s.-eason worth the salary of a government i (clerk, lit excess of the cost of his farm, as [ । tier the following statement: «. ; uk> Bp. of wheat, at 83c......... 53,.vu.3O '6jo „ .. oats, at ;Oe............ ■ htf-OO ' .................................................................................... 3,7M» jirduetlug cost of land2.80060 1 Ileaving81.1UUB Cases of this kind are so common that 1they area trug In the news market out of long discussion. “We cun consider tho affair closed?" asks, for instance, tho father of the suitor. “I am agreed,” comes tho answer. “How much Avill you give me in cash?" “Fifteen rubles.” “That is no money at all. I received twenty rubles wlym my oldest daughter, was married, and then times were hard." “I shall add a fur mantle," copies the reply. f “Keep your mantle. My daughtei hns one.” Tlids tho conversation proceeds until the marriage terms are settled. But the customs at tho marriage are equally queer. A few days before the wedding tho bride is taken to bathe by her friends and companions. Tbe soap used at the time is a present from the bridegroom. The bathing sponge, through which ribbons nre passtsl, is carried on along pole in front of the bride. Tho young woman sings as the procession advances. The platform of tlie bathing house is sprinkled with beer. ^It depends upon the odor frpm the beer whether the groom is to ta a henpecked husband or nut. As soon as the bridal procession enters the church on the day of the wed­ ding the bride and bridegroom start down the aisle in a mad race. There is a tradition that whichever one places the foot first on the cloth in front of tho alter is to ta master in the house. In some parts of the country it is still tho custom to invite a sorcerer to the wedding ceremonies for the purpose of driving away all evil spirits. The sor­ cerer is treated with the greatest re­ spect. At table he is served first. Dur­ ing a trial for tho murder of such a sorcerer in Lamara, in 1880, the village priest garb tho following account of the authority possessed by the sorcerer: “There was a marriage in my house,” ho said. “I was told that a sorcerer had entered thb room, had made various threats and demanded the place of honor. When I approached him he insulted me and mocked me. When I led him to tho door there was the greatest excitement. People cried that my actions would bring ataut disastrous results." Among other things, there are queer customs at tho wedding dinner. When tho wino is passed around each guest taste* the beverage and cries out that it is bitter. That .is the signal for tho newly married couple to embrace one another. In some governments the young wife ia obliged to prill off her husband's lioots in tho presence of tho guests as proof that ho is master. A whip—placed there purposely — falls from tho boot nnd the husband strikes the wife with it three times. After this greeting ho kisses her. The Russian peasant values his wife for her econom­ ical properti^.—LTtalie. No weather could detain Buckles from bfo fifteen minute*’ constitutional before breakfast, awl Macaulay was likewise a great walker, always accompanied, how* ever. by a volume ot some sort. Hygiene. Unlike the Dutch Process No Alkalies Other Chemicals are used in the preparation of MihrtW Breakfast Cocoa, which is absolutely pure and soluble. It has morelhan three timet the rtrength of Cocoa mixed with Starch,. Arrowroot or Sugar, ami is far. more economical, rotting lets than one eent a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, and easily DIOMTKD. Sold by.Crocera everywhere. W. Baker & Co., Dorchester, Mass. NOTICK O? ATTACHMENT. state of Michigan, the Circuit Court for the County of Barry. Clement Ktnllh and ITilllp T. Celgrove. Geonre J. Cox. Notice is hereby given that on tbe 22nd day of July A. D. 1W2 a writ of attachment was duly Issued out of the Circuit Court for the Countv of Itarn'at the suit of Clement Smith and Philip T. Culgrove, the above named plaintiffs against tbe lands, tenements, roeds and chattels, money Mid etlects of tbesaid George.!. Cox. defendant above named for the sum of one hundred and fl fty dollar*, which said writ was returnable on tbe 2nd day of August. A. D. 1M2. • Dated this Uh day of August A. D. I8W. Smith & Colgrove. Attorney* for Plaintiff. MOKTGAGK BALK Default having been made in the conditions of a certain mortgage made by Frauds Mllsby and-Cordelia Sllsby. hts wife, to Mra. C M. Cantiue, dated April ISlb. A. D. 18M. and recorded in the office ol the register of deeds, for the county of Barry an.! State ot Mlchlgaii, ou tho '.oth iu»v ot April. A. D. .IW5. In Uber 19of mort* e»gcs. on page NKJ: and said monipmc was oil •he 12th day of December. 18*B, duly assigned by Mrs. C. M.Cauline to John A. Greble, which said assignment was recorded in tbe office of register of deeds for the county of Barry an1 state of Michigan, on the first day of July. 1*02. la librr 38 of mortgages on page sig. And said mortgage duly asrlgned by Ira VanValkenbunth. stfeclaltadinlnislnuor of the estate of John A. Greble/deceased; to Fred W. Greble on tbe second day ot September, 1W1, and duly recorded In tbe office ot register ol deeds in tbe county of Barry, state of .Michigan on toe 1st day of July. iws. tn liber .'>« of mortgagee, on page JUT, on which mortgage there Is claimed i<> be due at the date of Inis notice the sum of four hundred, thirty seven dollars and seventyfive rent*, and an attorney's fee of twenty-fire dollars provided for In said rnortrnge. and no suit or proceedings at law having been institute ed to recover ibe moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof; New. th» refer, by virtue of the noser of sale contained tn said mortgage, nr.d the statute In sueb cate made Stuttering and Staromorlng. and provided, lotlce Is hereby K'.ven that oa Stuttering and stammering aro terms batunlav. the first day of Octoi er. A. D, IHXJC that are confounded. They aro not ten o'clock In the foremiop. 1 shall Sell at public to the highest bidder, at the. north synonymous by any means. Stammer­ auction front door of Um court house in the diy << Haaing is an inability to projierly enunciate tings. Michig-n. (that being tbe place where the circuit court for Barry county Is holdett], th® certain elementary speech words; stut­ premises described In said mortgage, or as tering is a vicious utterance, manifested much ih'reof aa may be necessary to pay the amount due 00 said mortgage, with eight per by fre<iuent repetitions of initial or other cent. Interest, and all legal costa, together with elementary sounds. Both uro caused by an attorney's fee ol twenty-five doUara covenan­ improperly acting muscles of tho vocal ted for therein, the premises being described in said mortgage as all thnt certain piece or par­ ctards, soft palate, tongue, cheeks, lips, cel of land situate in the township of Yankee Springs, in the county ot Barry and State of etc. Michigan, and known and described as follow*: Some of these muscles are under easy The north east quarter ot tbe north east quar­ control of the will. Over the muscles ter ot section twenty-four [24] hi town three [3] north range ten 110] west containing forty acres of the pharynx, tho soft nalate and at more or less. tho base of the tonguA, which move its Fhkp W.GMXIU-K. Assignee o.' Mortgagee. root upward and downward, our power Smith & Cousnov*. I is not so complete, and this causes the Attorneys for Assignee. Affliction.—Sc. Louis Post-Dispatch. Dated July 1st 1802. . �___________ _______ Trcatlwork. Mre. Loatoa Alger, Mrs. Su-sle Sloane P^muxo ri-.!ge and the latter's ten-year-old boy had a iterimg aborft finally struck a lojj trail which lad him to thrilling experience about noon on Tde> an old log cabin which stood at the foot of day. They attempted to croaa the trestlework a hill buried away among the bushes. The County Clerk Brice this morning iwttad outside of tbe cabin was decorated with of what la known bb the Alice street ✓a marriage license to tbe oxi pie that will coonakliu, aixl ns the traveler approached bridge on tbe Alameda broad gauge rail­ be married ou the fair ground during tire road, and when they bad tmvererd bait a dozen long, lean dogs announced bls fair. ilJ Mr;- .1-- *^^2 presenep. la a moment a man camo around tbe d!*t.an?e they were overtaken by n Wanted, all the old gold and silver in )the corner of the cabin, and the traveler train and narrowly esoaptd death. Tho women live at M3 Fourth street, Barry county, for which I pay highest i accosted him. • "I have lost my way,” ho said, "and I Oakland, and had bwn on the south Aide market price. Joint Bknnmrr. The Jeweler. must trouble you for directions. 1 want at the estuary to gather green sluffs. They were accompanied by a large Newfound­ reach Beckett’s Mil!.’’ We call attention to lire new adv. of O. to/Ab.-bah, ” the man drawled, never for land dog. and were carrying with them a D, Spaulding in this issue of the Banxkh. an instant removing his eyes from the sack containing the vegetable they bad He especially calls attention to a fall open-, gathered. Soon after the hod round­ stranger’s face. ing of dread goods. —mrmMI ed the enrve and rushed on to the bridge Largest Stock of watches at John”Bess“Well,” said tbe traveler, “will you the engineer evidently naw them, for he Hew his whittle and at once applied the mer’s ranging in prices from $4 to 850. please direct mo!" “Ah. hah-h.” tho native drawled absent air brakes. Watches have never been sold so cheap The-women, realizing their peril, at once before. Be sure to see. them before you ly, and again rchiptwd into silence while be seized the wooden. girders at the side of I continued to stare. purchase a watch. “Weil," resumed the stranger, “if you the track and swung themselves outward “Tbe musical features are not only fine, are going to direct me, I wish you would do to avoid beiug struck by the train. Be­ but proved a great hit. Little Trixie is so at once, as I am in a hurry." tween the rails and the side of tlie bridge there is a space ot iierhaps two and a half sure to make a barrel of money — Osh­ "Ah, hah-h,” and another long pause. - kish (Wis.) Times. Union hall, Tuesday "Why don’t you speak out!" tbestranga feel, aad the track, being a single one. there was no other hope of escape for them eve. Sept, 30. asked a little testily. "Don’t you under than by the means they adopted. "May Smith Bobbins is the greatest stand what I want?” Mrs. Sloane grasped her boy frantically "Ah, hah-h. ” . little Irish comedienne amt dancer that has "Tbe suffering Mosesl Can’t you any and held him with her right hand while ever appeared before a Chicago audience. ’ her left urra encircled t ho upright. As the —Chicago News. At Union halL Tues­ anything except ‘Ah, hah'?” engine came steaming toward them the "Ah, hah.” . day eve. Sept. 20th. The stranger began to t h ink ho had found dog, which is owned by Mrs. Alger, jumped Weston’s Comedians are filling a week's a lunatic or an Idiot, nnd turned to ride Into the middle of the track and faced It, engagement in Union hall and playing to away. Before he had gone' a dozen steps, barking incessantly aa ho did so. Seeing good houses and giving good satlsfuction. however, he heard the man call at ths top the peril in which the animal was placed his owner leaned forward nnd grasps! him The company is a good one. supports a of his voice, saying: Just ns the engine was about to dash him good band and is much abovu Um average "Jake; oh, Jake!” companies that usually appear lie re. _ “Whut you want, pap-p?” a voice an to death upon the ties. Mrs. Alger is a powerful woman, and with n sudden jerk swered. Seven octave organ, fine walnut or oak “Run here quick, Jake. Here’s a huunl" she pulled the faithful dog from the track piano case, 9125. Six octave, oak case, "A“man-n!” Jake replied. "Whar is ami sent him flying down into the water 975. Five octive organ. $00. Fine octive heem?” beneath. organ, f65. Call at John Bess mer's jew­ But this effort almost cost her life. Be­ "Heem jea’ went down the road thar. elry store and see this fine instrument Heem war a stranger, Jake!” fore she could recover herself tbe engine Every organ warranted for five years. struck her nnd literally tore her clothing “Heem war?” to shreds. The long doth coat she were "Yas-s.” Someone seems to have a spite* against "An I didn’t git to*pee heem, pap-p. was torn from her back, her dress was Dr. Burtoo'4 old building at the cut end ripped in n hundred places, os though it of Main street across from tbe lower Why’ut you uns call me sooner?” "I War so tuck back by tbe sight ’o heem. bad been drawn through a thrashing ma­ hotel. Saturday night the fire department chine, and her left boot was torn from her was called out to quench the flames that Jake, thet I clean plumb lost my senses. I foot. The engine struck her on the left someone iiad started and the same thing dear forgot ’bout you uns. Mebby of hip and ann. and how it happened that she was repeated about 4 o'clock Monday you uns war to run utter heem you uns wns not hurled from the bridge by the moqt ketch up with heem. Mebby cf morning. A five gallon kerosene can was force of the shock is little less than n found near the scene Monday morning, you uns called heem ’ud wait.” Jake climbed over the fence apd started miracle. that had evidently been used to pour oli The train was brought to n standstill at down the trail at full speed, at every jump on the building with. about half its length beyond the scene of MllbMB Our contemporary, the Democrat, made “Ob, man! Mister num! Walt fer me, tbe accident, and the trainmen and a num­ its first appearance last week , under its won’t ye? Oh-b, man-n, I didn’t git to see ber of the passengers went back to render new proprietors. Messrs., 1. M. Flint A yoa uns. Walt fer me, won't ye?” walstarfcv. Tho injured woman wns con­ Son. If tbe first Issue may be taken as a "What In the uaipc of gracious do you veyed to the Oakland Receiving hospital sample of what Brother Flint proposes to mean?” the traveler cried, reining up his by Conductor Alexander Budionnn, and the train was taken on to the, mole by make of the. Democrat, it Hsafe to predict horse os Jake approached. George Tccple, tho regular conductor of that tt will be a clean, creditable county "I want to see you uns,” Jake replied. the train. paper. He announces thnt it will be demo­ "Wha^do you want to see me for?” At the hospital It was discovered that cratic through and through, and that from “ ’Ca'wyou uns is strange.” principle*, and nut favorable to any course “Well, I am only an ordinary man. Did do bones were broken, but the unfortunate woman had rcceivwl severe bruises and of policy to gain partisan ends. We ean­ you never see a man?” contusions on the left aide of her body. ' not agree to coincide with Bro. Flint’s "I hain’t seed no strange man ns I ken She was overjoyed when told that a boat­ political views, but we welcome him to recollect." our city, and wish him success In every­ “What’s the difference between a strange man bad rescued her dog. "I don’t care about myself," she said, as thing but politics. man and any other?” she hobbled out of tbe hospital, "but if "Thar’s a heap o' difference, I reckon.” * A correspondent ot the Bannkil who that dog of mine had been killed I’d never “Well, take a good look nt me now.” has driven about tbe country a considera­ Jake, a great strapping big gawk, at have held my head up agahi. I bare had ble, notes tire fact that corn, in the vicin­ least eighteen years old, clad in white tow him a good many years nnd ho has saved ity of Hastings is a fair, average crop, in trousers and n homespun linsey shirt, my life two or three times. ‘I used to live some Instances much above tlie average, walked slowly around the stronger critic­ out on tbe Mohave desert and did cooking and In a very few a failure. Especially is ally examining him from bend tq foot. for the railroad company. It was then it well cared, and promises to turn out “Well, you have seen me pretty well that the dog did good service for me.”— < well. Our correspondent notices, too. that now, haven't you?” tho man asked. San Francisco Examiner. many farmers are preparing to exhibit “Ah, hah," Jake replied. articles at the coming fair. Among others i "Are you satisfied?” lie notes that Geo. C. Scott, of Hastings “Ah, hah." A fashionably dressed lady was walking township, who will exhibit a fine pair of up tbe north side of Chestnut street to­ yearling Morgan colts; and a Durham calf "Ah, bah."' ward Tenth. Behind her placidly trotted that Is a record breaker, having from "Very well. Say, why don't you come a small bulklog with a black eye. As tbo August <Sth to September fltb gained in down to the county sent some day’ You pair reached Tenth street a big tawny fit. weight exactly three pounds per day. would see plenty of strangers there.” Bernard dog was coming down toward “Too fer.’’ Chestnut street following a colored num. "It’s only fifteen miles.” The dogs spotted each other immediately. "Too fer. I reckon Td be shore to git The bulldog stood still and hair could Arrangements are being perfected for be seen to slowly rise up on Lis brick, while the reunion of the Barry County Battalion loot.” "Well, goodby. ” the St. Bernard trotted forward. Tlie to be held at Hastings, Thursday and Fri­ Tlie at ranges turned away and had gone owner^ the bulldog had crossed Tenth day. October I3tb and 14 th. All arrangements will be made, good about twenty yards when again be heard street without missing her pet. Site turned to look for him just as tlie St. Bernard speakers secured, and a general good time Jake calling: "Oh, moan,” he said, "wait a minute, trotted up. "Oh, oh!” she screamed, • that will be had. . 4 Each post will elect four delegates for won’t ye? Here comes mam. She hain’t bis. horrid dog will hurt tny poor little “ ’ ' ' the pet. Somebody do please take him away." the election of officers for the ensuing year. The feelings of the bulldog were evident­ Said election to take place Thursday at 3 young u you uno. ly hurt by this remark, for Le unceremoni­ o'clock p. m. *. The stranger looked back and saw a bare- ously mode a spring upon the big St. Ber­ F. A. Blackman. Col. Com. beaded, lian-footcd woman and n dozen nard’s throat whicii was encircled by a John H. Dknnis. AdjL children coming toward him; then ho large leather collar. The bulldog fixed turned and fled.—Missouri Cor.Jfew York .his fangs in the leather and held to It like Tribune. aeatb. It is hard to tejl which made the The ladles dime society of State road most noise, the dogs or the lady owner of meets at the home of Mrs. Sent* Sept 32. the bulldog. She thought surely that her A woman who has been living In Paris The ladles of the Presbyterian church1 tells of one of her bouts with the French pet would be killed. In the end the- collar cordially invite their friends to supper on language. "I used to be on the lookout Of the St. Bernard had to be taken off and Friday evening next at the society rooms constantly,” she says, "for additions to my tbe bulldog went trotting off with tt in his month after his mistress had paid well for I from 5:30 to 7:30. vocabujary, and I would make_a mental Ik—Philadelphia Record. There will be a union meeting of the note of every new won! as so much extra capital. The landlord of our apartment churches at the Baptist church next Sun­ • Men Who Enjoyed Fishing. day evening. when addresses will be de­ died in tho course of our residence under Among famous devotees of the rod and livered on Temperance. To begin at 7:S0. his roof, and I was interested to learn that line may be noted Walton, Herbert, Paley tho hired mourners were called croquoThe ladles of tbe Episcopal church will morts. Unfortunately, the same day I also and Dryden, the latter quite celebrated for give a supper Thursday, Sept. 22nd. in learned that crachoir meant cuspidor, and his fishing parties,—Hygiene. the society rooms. got the two associated in my mind. • "Several weeks after, my husband hav­ Kev. J. Rllnkenstaff will preach in the •morning and evening at the U. B. hall ing broken the cuspidor in our rooms, I undertook to replace it. They nre not in . ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Sunday. common use in Paris, but I remembered d«»M«LBlUXer 01 the esUtc of 8a,no«l Beekey. to have seen some in an out of the way Notice is hereby given that I shall *ell at pnbare requested to meet at the home of Mrs. corner of a certain shop. Fancy the polite lio the bidder, on on Friday. k- auction. wi. j * to v highest oiuoer, P. T. Colgrove. over Joe. Rogers’• store. Frenchman's consternation when I asked .th« “ . T. SoremhM A 1). ISki.rnaay. 4lh day of November. A. at Saturday evenlug, ? o'clock standard time. in mv best French for a ‘small, graceful, ° c*0*k In the forenoon, at the lato residence ofl Beekey on the premises ht'reln-* frettlly decorated hired mourner—one that 1 Clement Smith, Pre?. jdt«* described tn the township of Tboraapnle could take to America with me!’ ’’—New in the County of Barry, in the state ot Mlchhcan' York Times. puraaant to license aud authority granted to me Columbus Day Proclamation. on the ninth day of Bentember. A D.. troj, by tfr.rrobllt*1 of ”*rry County, Michigan, Whereas. TJre World's Congress Auxil­ Civil Protfvdlnp, ^*Jbe estate, right, title and Interest of the said iary of the World's Columbian Exposition Patrick (just over}—Falx, an this beer a of. i«» and to the real estate struct* and being tn tbe County ot Barrv, in the M.iteof has made a patriotic suggestion that, at quare coontry to be sure. Mich Iran, known juid described as follows, toat the same time that the Exposition Hownow-Why, what’s the matter now? wit: Tbe west halt ot the east halt ot the north grounds at Chicago are- being dedicated on Patrick—Well, I haapri aom&ndn tahlko: ,ec.Uo,‘ nil m town - October 31. 189% tbe anniversary of the ing as loud aa.thcy could tahlk, aq I wint fow (4) north rang? ten (10> west Barrv County. discovery of America. all the people ot the into the place and there ware two-mln United Slates unite In celebrating the a-callib each other liars and blackguards, anniversary, of which celebration the pub­ an all rich loikc; an sez Oi, "Wat kind of lic schools of the republic shall be every­ a place is' this?” An they sez, "It’s a coort PROBATE ORDER . where the center; and Whereas, Tbe President of the United kolnd of a coort of law la it’ware they s,*t« of Michigan. County of Barry—n State* has by proclamation recommended talks lake that?” Antheysez, "It’sadTil r *L* S® Probate Court’ for the the observance of that day by public coort."—Boston Courier. L* b) Of Hastings, tn eaid county, on Tues demonstration and by suitable exercises in Ihe l...h day of September. In the vear the schools and other places of assembly ProKS1* W- Armstrong, Judge of throughout the land; Book Agent (opening his pack}—I am In­ Now, Therefore, L Edwin B. Winans. troducing into this neighborhood, madam Svernor of the state of Michigan, do here- a little book «----’ recommend nnd request the observance ■ Housewife (slamming tbo door in his by the people of Michigan of the said face)—I don’t want anything! Twenty-first day of October, 1892, as a Book Agent (loud enough for all the general liollday, that business be suspend­ neighbors to hcar)-A little book on good ed. and thnt civil and military organiza­ manners, mr.<larn, but you don’t seem to tions join in the cakbratkin. In testimony desire nay. Good afternoon!—London Titwhereof, I have hereunto sei my hand and Bfta. caused to be affixed tbe great seal of tbe state. Ibis first day of September, A. D. 1892. Edwln B. Wixans, During ihcwar a paper from General the payer of Governor. teigs pawed through the bands of General A n»r n>»nd !*>’’• oeeured oo jXnou Toorfw, bo« Wtta bo- w. h. a nau>. rmOTi uiJ [Hrrrtar. Hnl-rtu.S NaUataettoo guaranteed. Rooms o' tr a. -OF- Hastings City Bank, Hastings, Mich. - - CAPITAL S7B.OOO.OC. sranvs «;.ooo.ou. Incorporated unde^t^ )aw» of the Stale ot Opeo lor buslaw OW-1B>I58A orricsu: O. G. Robins >n, President: . Chester Messer. Pre’D. w/Beynolds.CsaiHer. dfxctobb: D. W. Reynolds. D. G. Robinron, John Csrrrth, Chester Messer. luterest p-Udon tl-nedsposimnd xeoeral BwiclDX Business Transacted. SCHOOL BOOKS. Peoples DRUG STORE 'THE largest complete 1 stock of new and sec­ ond hand School Books and everything needed in tlie school room in Barry County. UI. Goodiem DRUGGIST and book­ seller, and the originator and promoter of LOW prices for Drugs, Books and School Supplies. 2nd Hand Books wanted. DRESS : GOODS We are in receipt of our Fall purchase of Drew and extend to the people of Barry county a most cordial in. vitation to visit our store and inspect our line, and w« pledge you the assurance of showing you the most desirable. <Jon. plete, and fashionable line of-Dress Goods ever offered in tlie city. Having made an early purchase from one of the largest Dress Goods houses in New York, we are not only able to secure the latest weaves, but we can give you stvles qualities, and prices that no other house in the city''can show. Complete line of the new weaves at our nsiniHv |ow prices. Jaquards, Diagonals, Plisse, Whip Cords. French Serges, 46 and 54 inch Storm Serges in navy blue; very IH>Ih ular goods. Wool Suitings, Scotch Cheviots, etc. Ev|ry res­ ident of Hastings is aware of the fact that we have during the past season done the Dress Goods business of listings having gained patronage at a very rapid rate. Th. reason is that we carry the largest line of medium and high grade Dress Goods in the city, always strictly reliable, and our prices tery much the lowest. We inaugurate the fall season by offering you the best selected stock of Dry Goods in Has­ tings. This sale is made to give the purchasing public a chance, by comparison, to settle as to who tbe penile are that quote the lowest prices. New goods in every depart­ ment. Jackets; we are showing the latest styles in th.- new­ est materials. Perfect fitting and correct styles. Misses and childrens cloaks. Misses New Markets with nfiUtarv capes. Silk; we have the largest assortment in the city. Dress trimmings; Prudent purchasers should not invest a dollar until they have examined our stock of Silks and Velvets, Handkerchiefs, Bedfling. Laces. Dress Trimmings, Cloak.-. Gloves, Neckwear. Jackets Draperies, Hosiery, andFnrs. MOTTO: Comparison of prices. Equal recognition of each liatmu. Courteous treatment to every one. Quick sales and ■ -mall profits. Websters Dictionary 5c. The Popular Dry Goods Houm-.TJJ LOOK s HERE kA Wheat, is low and flour should be the same. For a short time I will sell White Rose Flour AT $2.20 Per 100 LhJ This is a No. 1 flour. I warrant every sack to be first grade. Live poultry wanted JOS. ROGERS. SEPT. 5 IS THE first day of school and as usual Fred L. Heath is on hand with a complete line of School Books New and second hand. It will pay you to come come and select from his large supply, of second hand and shelf worn books Many are as good as new. You will save from 25 TO 65 PER CENT E HAVE just received and opened up our first invoices of new fall dress goods. To say that we are pleased with them would not describe _ it. And our friends who have seen them are also satisfied. They are the cheapest and best line we ever offered. You will say so when you see them. W FROM 12 1*2 CEMT3 W We call special attention to a line that cannot fail to please you, and goods that have proven very at­ tractive to all who have seen them. We refer to the Fred L. Heath, THE DRUqqiST ADMINISTRATOR'S [BALE, We are now showing our first invoice of then goods. Come in and see them. at RUSSELLS well known hand: a huge bed in one cZ tbo old country hoosea Id. Maryland during several hot nights hi Dated Sept sth. (A true copy.) FALL OPENING ’• G; ROBUrzow. Admlulstnitor. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-09-22.pdf 9169ec86735b8362cf0e1cd5156dd552 PDF Text Text best Advertisingmcdiuimn Bar­ ry County. Largest Circulation of any paper in tkt County. Banner. VOL :<xxvn. no. 21 Hastings, mich., September 22, ise2. WHOLE NO. 1945 SMtbphsMtasisPwty HASTINGS ROLLER MILLS. So If a fine appearance You on the road would show. Buy all your harness jf Babcock And you’ll find them right we know. R. MUDGE A SON. Clothiers. Of this fine store our rhyme will tell When clothing ia the stock they sell. It Is a fact you can't erase, IL Mudge & Son's store is the place. HICKS A SPENCE. Groceries and Crockery. To get the best and profit reap By buying here exceeding cheap. Here men, youths, boys and children flnp Their ideal suits in price and k^ud. ■ Suita In fashion that were made ' To suit the season and the trade; .Fall suits of texture, coarse or tine. For dress nr business, every line. Special Invitation . visit the fair, which by the way wf.’l be the best ever held here, to call in and examine k ot stoves and hardware. • Ira Van Valkeriburgh, The Hastings Roller Mills With capacity so great, • Surpasses mauy an Industry Of Ils kind within1 the state. Hams, shoulders, eggs and butter With rich and fragrant cheese; Barley, grits and hominy, Spices, beans and peas. FORD’S HOTEL. All these and much unmentioned At lowest price they sell. Go Into Hicks and Spence's They are sure to treat you well. Our city’s pride is Ford’s hotel, With modern improvements fitted well. The building Is of brick and stone And gives our town a stylish tone. The cheerful fire and easy chair Welcome the worthy stranger there The weary drummer of the road Heie finds the best of wholesome food. M. P. FULLER. Watches. Clock*. Jewelry. Silverware and Optical Good*. When In business a man succeeds, We judge his merits by his deeds. See Fuller's stock of jewels and gems, Fine watches of gold with winding stems. With school supplies the shelves abound And miscellaneous books are found; Humerous books and books of knpwledge. Books for school and for college. With novels, science, essays critical. Works of art and works poetical. Fine stationery from which to choose. Gift and humorous books for tlie blues. Perhaps the president’s pastry So dainty, rare and light Is from these famous brands So perfect, fine and white. The choicest fruits and vegetables. Pepper, cinnamon and mace. And the freshest stock of canned goods You’ll find in any place. IF. J. <t L. L. HOLLOWAX. Dnin and Books, new and second Hand. Tablets, Blates and Drawing Books. Sign of the Elephant. Don’t think To all bls popular grades ' Attention we must claim, His “Extra Hulled Buckwheat Flour’’ As well deserves Ils fame. In coffees of the purest And teas they do excel. And choicest grades of sugar And syrups too, as well. To all their friends they wish to say, And those who have not called that way, , Don’t go elsewhere for clothing any more Until you have visited Mudge A Son’s store. Iv- st line in the city, and you will be satisfied our prices are reasonable. rove tt'i'? you have seen our line. His brand “Roller Half Patent” We’re pleased and proud to mention. And to his “Straight Grade Flours” We call particular attention. Everything In dishes And wares for the table. And prices are low ■ As they're possibly able. Call at their store when at your leisure. They’ll show yau goods with greatest pleasure. WAL STOVES, HEATING STOVES, COOK STOVES, L. A. Eaton is well known % As a leader in thia trade, ' And manufactures many brands Of flour of finest grade. Wares from Bohemia, Dresden and Japan, The beat wares made, Is Hicks & Spence's plan. The nobbiest neckties, cuffs and collars. And best place In town to spend your To fully describe Holloway's store Would take at least a page or more. But call at their store for paper and books. For children al school, for preachers, ' for cooks. A worthy home Industry Deserving of your trade— The Hastings Roller Mill For the fame their flour has made. . Queensware and glassware And beautiful lamps. A large variety, And eheap for your stamps. And all reliable goods and make In nobbiest styles that "take the cake.” in hats and caps they have bargains # best. You pay your money, they do the rest. brids If you should travel Michigan o’er As far as you could g% A more reliable flouring mill You would not get to know. Hicks and Spence's crockery , Plain or gold band. Are the products of the artisan From every land. - All needs of the people are kept in store. Pens and pencils by the hundred score; . Inks and erasers and spcnccrlan pens And prettiest notions for gifts for triends. Window shades and fixtures, albumsand toys, Something for grown folks, girls and boys. Fine wall paper to adorn the walls Of kitchen, pantry, chambers, halls. Messrs. Holloway have one of the largeafstocks, To be found In any of our business blocks; While ali admire the goods they keep And wonder how they sell so cheap. Thoughtful attendants and what’s more Elegant furniture on each floor; „ With spotless linen sheets, the best. And mattresses fine for every guest. The rooms and beds superbly good, The table groans with choicest food. And all the luxuries due a lord Each meat does grace the festive board Ladles* watches first-class line. From ten to eighteen karats flue; Precious stones, bracelets, finger rings. And bridal gifts that wedlock brings, tflch Jewels, rare from foreign climes, F.lght-day clocks with sweet sounding chimes . To ornameut the shelf or room, Add charm and beauty to the home. The charges are, for bed and food Quite reasonable for services good. Slop at Ford's for first-class fare And kind attention you’ll find there- A. E. HENKES. City Bakery and Confectionery. Side State Street. Choice silverware of rare designs. Direct from factory—extra fine; Spectacles, too,' for young and old. All famous brands by Fuller sold. IMPORTANT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL To every person suffering from Piles or any other Rectal disease. BB. LAKINS, Dry Goods, Carpets, Tint Rectal specialist of Grand Rapids, is at the Hastings House. Hastings, every Thursday after­ noon and Friday forenoon. Cloaks, Dr. Jjtklns has a large list of patients In Hastings and vicinity, and more are securing his services at each visit as a result of his un­ usual success In his special prac» tlce. Repairing here is promptly done. The work and price please every on?: To trade with Fuller money saves, A He also warrants and engraves. That place Renkes’ confectionery And ice-cream-parlors neat. , And if you wish a Que cigar His brands cannot be beat All of these things and many more Are kept and sold at Fuller's store; And all proclaim with one assent. Money with Fuller wisely spent Blankets, Bedding, AH are Invited to call for con­ sultation and examination both of which are absolutely free. Live Geese Feathers When In U1IA5D ItAl’lDS stop ft 1 lie most complete stock of Dress Goods in the state. • A full line of Gents Furnishing Goods. A splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella for S1.00, try one. Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co., 7p, 80 and 82 Monroe St h-ake a specialty °r making Gents suits an,i pants to order. And every day at dinner hour Delicious rusks of choicest flour. And fancy cakes of every grade And choice confections are displayed. And all who trade come back for more. To Mead A Schumann’s market store. All of these things Allgeo supplies. And he’s the man to patronize. He's open early, keeps open late And gives good honest, liberal weight. Fine tailoring is a business We’re in need of while, For where Is there a man Who would not dress In style? H. C. Smith, very cordially, Invites the public there, He’s a well known reliable tailor And In price he’s always fair. AND GRA^D RAPIDS, ' Of every, kind, both salt and fresh. With choicest lard to baste the dish. They’re open early, keep open late, And give good honest, liberal weight. - - - - MICH. -TOE' KENTopposite UNION DEPOT. JDUNnNTJaH. 3 3c. Free Baggage Transfer. New House BMtind To consumers of kerosene oil In Has­ tings and Barry Co: We have established an agency at Hasting# for the sale- of Snow Drop oil. which for laminating pur­ poses has no equal. Being a product of Pennsylvania crude and 155 degrees fire test makes it perfectly safe- It a clearand white light and free of odor, nor does It cause any deposit on cbimno which Is so common with cheap and low test Ohio oil. Since July 1, 1891. Michi­ gan allows the use of. 120 degrees »•«**’* oil which permit# the the sale of kerosene Side from Ohio crude and pw.eM«> a larger percentage of sulphur and after ex­ tracting sufficient naptha (explosive part) ITS the fire test to 150 degrees or more tJXnea unless, so far as pr-doctog light Is concerned but at a low test will bum fairly well, «UH producing a very disagreeable ordor while burning and load­ ing the chimney with a greasy substance Give Snow Drop oil a trial, the cr>st is nUt safety. For “le 8*R ph,1,,Ps’ iL U Newton and Cook A Cook. * a D MaY’xaiuj., Wholesale Au- . A-D-MATKA UoUn(0uMlch He lias French and English suitings Which he wants you to inspect, \AI1 the fashions of the season ! From which you taay select. He makes them up in elegance And cuts and fits so neat. All the latest styles of garments And he does his work complete. Call in and view his samples. His work will stand the test. In every feature art And workmanship the best. Remember well our counsel Befdre this leaves your sight, Go Into Smith, the tailor's. And get your clothes made right. J. IF. BABCOCK. InrneM "Ort Horw Goods. Blankets, Kobe*, Whips. ot«. You may own the gayest wagon And sport a thorough bred horse, But If your harness ia dingy All the style is lost of course. , D. H. BAYS. Ground Floor Studio. Next door American House. All kinds of fruits delicious From mauy a foreign land. Likewise of home productions Are here at your command. To sketch the human face divine, And draw the life-like portrait fine. And stamp the features as displayed In every tint of light and shade. • ■ Unto your Interest it will be To purchase here—call and see. This is thfelr hobby, mark it well— None but the best of goods they sell. And prices low as heretofore At H. L. Newton & Sons’ store. Bays pictures all admit first-class. No artist can his work surpass. And all whe once have seen his views ■ Return with friends none fail to choose Bay'#, studio Is known far and near, For he’s the leading artist here. His prices never are too,dear, Tlien get your pictures taken there. J. W. & L. L. HOLLOWAY To brighten up your faculties You need not travel far. Step Into Holloway's drug store For an excellent cigar. JESSE TOWNSEND. Fine Biirticw, Kniul and Carta, Otflce at Salvation Army Halt It ($ necessary to have a carriage And also a wagon. if you buy one of Jeast Townsend You'll have one to brag on. The choicest soda and minerals Are sold within this store. Healthful, cool and sparkling, With flavors rare and pure. ’ Saddles, harness in profusion. The very best and no delusion; All thdt belongs to horsemanship. The blanket, duster, comb or whip. Fine rigs at low prices Is Jesse Townsend's hobby. And all the work he sends out Is substantial and nobby. Blacking, varnish, brushes, oil, Which saves the horseman hours of We see a happy citizen driving along Singing away on cheerful song. We ask the cause of bis pleasant glee •• Tls the fine uew buggy that Town­ send sold to me." . Best of coffees, best of teas, Best of butter, best of cheese. Best of sugars, best of spices. Best of all at moderate prices. All kinds of fancy cakes for tea At Newton’s store you may see. And crackers, too. of every grade And choice confections are displayed. The best timber and steel'' Are used In lheir make They’re warranted strong And not liable to break. , We’ll speak of their store With good things complete. For surely they buy everything Wholesome to eat. Nuts and raisins, mustard keen, Soaps, starch and bluing—kerosene.. Tobacco for to smoke or chew And excellent cigars for you. The public he Invites to call. To see his stock selected all. With greatest care In every grade. Both for the fall and winter trade. toll. H. L. NEWTON A SON’S. Of the fine bmdness bouses Of Hastings to-day. We have something Of Newton & Sons to say. This Is his art and well he can Thus represent the youth or man. The peerless beauty, aged dame Or lovely matron all the same. He sells buggies and sanies Anti road wagons new styles— They’re proven the best For they’ll run the most mWes. The best assortment In the laud. Go there for these nice luxuries Which old and young adorev And get them pure and freshly made At Renkes’ candy store. / Newton & Sops have on hand Family flour of finest brand; Canned goods, preserves, dellctons lfruit ____ And pickles that we know will suit. So call on J. W. Babcock And get a new set right away. To ornament your spanking pair Whether they’re black or bay. In abort, he alnaja "Sweets to the sweets” is his motto. And here you can always get Fine caramels for the maiden And bon-bons tor your pet. to And children’s gesture, look or hair. So like that life itself is there. And babies pictures nice and cute, He always makes these just to suit. ’ He makes the choicest bread and pies. Ice-cream and cakes also. And for oysters and refreshments It Is the place to go. IF. E. ALLGEO. South Side Bakery and Lunch llootn. Fine Confectionery. What hungry folks desire to know C Is, where’s the nicest place to go To have the head clear and right. For good, nutritious, wholesome food. Depends upon good appetite: With seasoning right and cooking The proper food for man to eat good? x Is good and wholesome, well cooked meat. Allgeo’s lunch room Is the place k To feed the hungry human race; x_ For breakfast, sausage with hot cakes; He’ll serve a lunch or oyster stew For dinner, roast beef or Juicy steaks; And regular meals for a quarter too. For supper, cold veal or pork or lamb, Perhaps dried beef or cold boiled ham. He makes good bread, cakes, pies and tarts. Or if you‘re feeling a little off. And all things in this line supplies. Nothing equals good beef broth. All sorts of bread that’s in the town. Mead & Schumann on Main street. Vienna. Graham, nice and brown. Is best and cheapest place for meat II. C. SMITH. Merchant Tailor. OverB. Mudge • A Son’. North Ttf all who heed the counsel We give this good advice— If you wish the finest candles Go where "tls pure and nice. MEAD .t SCHUMANN. 13632090 , Holloway's drqg store Is the place For medicines that are pure. Then follow up the directions Of course to be sure! This house is always stocked With medicines of repute. And purest oils and extracts , From various barks and fruit. • . And powders, combs and brushes. Perfumery and notions. And hundreds of novelties From over the oceans. Prescriptions are compounded With greatest care and skill. And every such order They carefully fill. Continued on li-jhih page. �THE LORD’S SUPPER. Th. rtlquHU u to frrahiw,, be th. um« U both Oifcnl Wld ci Tjl “ 1’raraJtlra: .bey „„ nevlI a> • eralor mu. but rail L1. it ’ <n nojoeoont TnuM the, Thursday, September aa 189a. NATIONAL SERIES, SEPT. 2S. K STUDY OF THE POLITICAL FIELD Ibeir finrt trrai.ell iorit w '«• I tarool lift, r that I. over. Th, IN NEW YORK. ■ COO < BROS., ^ropnotora. J world rtill JmelrathM ti„. y.. The /xiuMe fMnnt Green -alaed. a«id» from the .obecnptlon ol type !• hbuh'bu), but nJ;,.,, . ' /" Thoroughly United j th.n.wl. «. buj.pily.lt I. „i) the newspapers which are ’"J1*”’ lOUe. pnh. I lie schools a rd ’varsity rr. ■: .. thia scheme, lor their afreshnmn astrell ah!.,. ■.. "'liking , p ment, amount to only about (10,000. bicnwlf ito ui(«t ml,, r*.. x< .... ,'j t'nf Senator DattHurd at Work for HarrisonOft -when ye mw u^iuu, the itmilei of runu.ngup‘.|'J W nothSenator Platt has done what,sv«T Into one pine®.thls 10 t ut the Lord’f , ’** ’t°f "*® [Spacial Cwreepondsnce. | -I. The IL V. rays, "It Is not porai- f or*e Rod tnere who comndla any New Yore. Sept. 12.—The scenes at body who knew him eippcted. He u» Smmer taken off his coat and gone rtgoronsly £. P w ratthelxml'eSopper.Tb.dlrl-;b«Mbotonr ......... .. tho Republican headquarters are intl« .loo. ut tbl» ipiring. The crowds of people who to work for Repnblican snc««. *™ »oM>rreeo»ole«l, J’t"I'’”,""''’ ' << Uw l.v the words, "Now concerning o' as Mc<lrsn:i(l 1 < w.inus.-rJx>n.!..n l.t-Riu ,'oine and go, the presence of such men .prate out frankly. He rays that while touching” (chapters vil. 1; vlH, I; xil, 1;. ------------ --- --- ——*—7------------ ' Z is Senator Platt, Whitelaw Reid, War­ ho did not desire the nomination of Mr. xri IL If the «*riof in which onr leraon ner Miller, General Clarkson. cx-Sen- Harrison, he recognizes him M lin *blt’ |k found bo carefully read, the prominent, itor Spoouer and others who have con­ pure and foarlese lra<ler.ono on whom .Jv, Hasd*cb«x yet Carter’ll lUtto Liver PffiN M tributed to Republican success in tho •he party can fully relh. As a Bepnh- topic will ba found to be that of glorifying G«1 In eating and drinking (x,,81). and : \ eqx^illyvalaAblo la ConsUpation. coring ondp-mveatlng thia annoying oomnlalnLwiiOatbey olao past show bow thoroughly the Repub­ lican Mr. Platt says he’lira never had when people come together to enjoy them-1 . correct alldlscrdcxii of tbeRtomacbMtamtaia tba licans are united and how earnest they anr thought of refusin; hisRetire sap­ ■ M-lrc* In eating and drinking they cannot । f % MvoraDdxagmatolbebawaia. XvmlftharaUY port to the nominee of the Repnohcan are in this early stage* of the campaign trulv cat the Lord * Supper, for It points Y •1 I to the death of self, not. the life of self. qSias-’i.*' ' . lor success. party. JI. “ For In eating, every one take th beW T Prmldent Ilarrlfcon’s Letter of Aceep Seenna About ti>« City. fore other his own supper. And one la hun17 • • • - y jf Walk about the city and you are more / Nothing that has appeared since the at' and another h> drunken.” Imagine; impressed than ever with the contrast nconh coming together for a good time, as . 1^"* . ' campaign opened has attracted more at­ _________ between the condition of tho Repnblicthey »ay, and after enjoying thcmaelvca to A sub and the Democrats Republican tention than President Harrison's letter the full, proceed to commemorate the.: banners float to tho breezo everywhere. of acceptance. It has proven a most Jami’s death. Thera did worse than that, 1 ' On aristocratic Fifth avenue you find telling document, and one which it b for they actually made the Lord’# Supper *»• Harrison and Reid banners, and in tho felt must provo extremely valuable to a drunken feast. less pretentions streets and narrow pas­ the party. His clear statement of the 22. “What! have ye not houses to cat and drink io. or despise ye the church of sageways of the city those names spring benefits td manufacturers and working­ Others do not. ap again and again, as if by magic. men already felt under the McKinley God»” The supplying of our bodily needs is one tiling, but the worship of God is nb Look down the streets as you pass and /♦w, produces marked effect, while his entirely different matter. One ot the mo4b Mrs. William Lahr -*uoy on, -ra> —■ »rarrcx you uro impressed with the holiday ap- chowing of the growth of our foreign prominent characteristics of Christ wA Of Freeport. I1L, began to fall npMfy, k,st »n £3 prar.ee. c.u.e.1 by the preralraee ot commerce under reciprocity ta equally that He never lives! for Himself, but ftppcUtj aadfiot Into a serium conditio:, froa convincing. Hb commendation of Mr. by drscirts everywhere, or wai by moO. | banners and flags. And tho larger pro­ trny» a* a sacrifice for others (Rom. xtj 3; Blaine in the’ good work he performed CARTER MEDICINE CO.. New YortG ’ portion of these which bear tho names John rl, 38, 51) If we have not His Spirit SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE "Harrison and Reid," shows the udvnn’- while a member of the cabinet, both as we are none of His (Rom. vili, V). • If we toast distressed her. Had to give up Uu*o. to reciprocity and otherwise, b very abide in Him we will walk as He walked work, lu a week after taking ---------------------- i tage which the Republicans have in the r Aep "*D 8 matier of activity. gratifying to tho admirers of that great (1 John i|, 6). FORPROF1T ’ man. ' One important service that the 23. “For I have recelvwl of tho Lord that (MIc*.) BVMN KSS C O L which also I delivered unto you, that the She felt a little better. Could ketp «or8 An official of one of the largest bunks letter has performed b to bring to the — LEGE. Lord Jesus, the same night iu which He on bet stomach and grew stronnr. si ,« took public attention tho dangers which Enclose stamp for circular. Address. A. S. of New York city, speaking of this sub­ was betrayed, took broad.” Hated by the 8 botxtes. has a good appetite. Kuia.J IUk PAK1SM, Prop’r. ' ject said: "Nothing has impressed me threaten the business public in a return world, betrayd by a proferawl friend and does her work easily, is bow In perfect heann •' to the old state banking system, as promore strongly than the contrast between delivered tobccnuifled; this was the treat­ Hoods Pills «w the »—«t ofttHteaw the course of the two parties in this par­ [K>sed by tho Democratic platform. The ment Christ received, ami He teaches us ticular. Banners don't vote, to lie sure, proposition for a commission to consider not to expect anything different or better but they indicate a great deal in the.evi­ elections anil apportionment methods (John xv, 18-30; xvl, S3). dence cf enthusiasm in the parties they takes away from the Democrats the 24. “And when He had given thanks, scarecrow of "force bill,’’ and shows He brake it and said. Take, eat: this is Ciov. John Miller, ot Nortl: b.-kuia. re­ represent." my body which I» broken for you; this do ; lates an instance of wlintl- brinK nccoiu"How do you find tho business people that neither the Republican party nor In remembrance of me." Hv did not ray pllsiied by farmers in the K’td Rh. ? Vnlley feeling on this subject?" 1 asked. I con­ its leader want anything more than fair this is my body which b panipexed or In­ of Minnesota and North Dakota. He »ld fess that 1 was not a little interested in treatment for all sections and all dulged‘fnr you, but given or broken for S. J. Leland, near his |own of Dwight, N. his reply, for he ia a Democrat and 1 citizens. you. It we are saved by His blood, then D.. bought 160 actfA. of i.n.h'roijir spring was curious to see how a Democrat who the grant question with us is no longer of llrtH, for s.’_.'’a00, aud ralj-u! crop* i'lat The Sick Slck-Clev.iand Fund. is brought into close contact with the one of food or raiment, but one of right- season worxh the salary of a piivt-rrhUwit great business element of New. York couaneM ami glorifying God (Rom. xiv, 17). clerk, iu excess nf the cost ot hl» (arm. as , found the situaticta. 25. "This cup is the new u**iaracnt in per tint'«oliowing statement: The SICK CtlYfiANP' my blond; this’do ye, as oft as ye drink it. -FUND — In remembrance of me." It was after thr­ "The business -people," ho answered, eat ing of the passover on that last Might "apparently expect tho Republicans to ___ .’.••yun before He was crucified that H*t.'instituted livxiuciiuK esnt of Imu>i . succeed. • I notice that tho Democrats this supper (Luke xxll, 14-22/) awl gave to in tho business world take very little in­ si.i.wdh.TAMES A. SWEEZEY. fib dirtiples these cml-hcm* of Hls body Leanne... A......................................... CasiS of this kind are w con'rnon Um terest in the campaign. Even those Attorney at law. and blodd to be ura*’. by them in coining they are a Irug hi the pews market out Hasting*. Mich. who make professions of- a belief in days as memo^nds of His death. He would Practices In all courts of the stale. Col­ Democratic success when they are con­ have the.r-.mA only filled with gratitude lections promptly attended to. cerned admit that they have little con­ becsri.'uof His sacrifice on their behalf, •tml also ready to lay down their lives for fidence in the resulL All the people RS. E. H. 4 C. I*. LATHROP. Him «>r pour them out in loving service on who are willing to bet on the result are Honioepathle Physicians and j on the Republican side. Democrats behalf of others (I John Hi. 1C: John xv. 13). Surgeons , it is a nri 29. “For ra often ps yo eat thb bread, All calls city and country promptly at-j who talk about betting on Cloveland and drink thb «np, yo do shew the Lord's iaipi ’ tended to. । back down if they are pushed into tho —Now York Commercial Advartteer. death till He come.” Itoleemis] by Hb . comer." 1 great sacrifice, we are expected to deny A. SCRIBNER, M. D., . I There ia not n thoughtful l/cialneo* mau I self, reckon our old man as crucified and . Physician and Surgeon, j .♦3.00 Apathy. ■ ♦ 5.09. ! constantly present our bodies a living Delton, Bllcti. \«50 1 wna curious to know what was tho ♦4.00® I wBcriilce, sustained and cheered by the Office In residence, one block eart of depot. real cause of this aj»[»areut apathy on glory which will be ours in the resurrec­ ♦3.50 the ]>art of the Democrats. An investi­ tion body nt Hit coming (Math, xri, 34; arc wed in the A. A C. H. BARBER ♦2.50 gation shows that it grows largely out Rom. vi.fi; xlL 1,2: rill, 16; I Thrsx 1. 10). Aly Physicians and Surgeons. pvt partition of Th- Irro greatest of all events in tho hbof tho tariff situation. Careful inquiries ♦2.25 '■'-Calls in city or county responded to with into the condition ot the manufacturing l< •( the world arc the death of Jesus on promptness, day or nigliL ♦ 2.00_!_ 7“s ' C. .,-y‘and hbretuiq) to reign and sub­ thoughtful industries of New York state show that due the earth. ' they ar* 'imrishing as they have never ST. “Wherefore, whosoever hhp 11 eat this \ WILLIAM O. LOWDEN. flourished before. And their prosperity •V Lawyer. bread, and drink thb nip of th>-Lord un­ is attributed to tho tariff aystem which worthily, shall be guilty of the body and Office over Julius Russell's store, State Mr. Cleveland and his followers are blood of the Lord. ” The unworthy refers street, Hastjhgs, Mich. pledged to destroy. Investigations into not to the persons imnaking. for all nre the condition of the various manufac­ Unworthy In themralrra, but to the spirit That fearlettA Democrat, Hon. Charles in which it is jiartaken. If oneshonld take which is absolutely pure turing interests have shown this to be ! F . Abstract and Real Estate Office. the fact The clothing manufacturers, F. Pock. appointed commissioner of la­ the bread and wine at such a time for mere and soluble. TMEBEST SHOE M THE WORLD FOR THE MOWY. Attract Block. Hartings. OTHKIt SPECIAT.TIEH In footwear are at Money to loan on Beal Estate Real Estate tho glove makers, rhe cutlery manufac­ bor in New York by Mr. Cleveland- carnal gratification be would be guilty of It has more than thrrt timet the {irenath W{J«»"<5J,vw.and reprvw.nt a money vatae «ud on cmintsslon. General conveyancing. 2&S2S«aJS?&n*cl° 'I*r1rK » complete set of Abstract Books, com turers. the pearl button factories, tho when the latter was governor, officially ill treating the sacriflco of Christ and mak­ of Cocoa mixed with Starch. Arrowroot *7^* yTRjgate* KitHMTiTriTS^ J-piled from the Records, can fnrnlsb complete great shirt and collar manufacturing reports that the net increase in wages in ing light of hb death for ua or Sugar, and i» far more economical, W. L. Vouslae, Brochion. Sold by » tr*?t» C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. 28. “But let a man examine himself, and establishments of Troy, tho iron and Netf York state alone under the first ho let him oat nf that bread and drink of steel industries, the tin plate manufac­ year of the McKinley law. -was (0,877,­ P. DRAKE, M. D.t that cup." We must consider well 11 we have b delicious, nourishing, anl rosiu < 50.1, turers. tho clothing manufacturers and 925, and that the net increase iu the really «cun ourselvtsi tn be guilty in the Office over Holloway's drug store. DIOatTKD._______ 'dealers and many other industries of products of labor in the state wore (31,­ j sight of (jkMl, hinners justly deserving Hb Office bouni from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, con thia character report increased produc­ 815,130. "My report shows that there Sold by Grocers everywhere. wrath. • and have truly received Jesus ••ecilnu with renidoncc, at Hollojray’a drug were just 283,000 men In the state whose tion. increased wages, increased profits Cliriit naour own personal Saviour, Ixdievam} reduced prices to the public for salaries were raised as a result of this Ing that 'He luml me and gnvc Himself tariff law," rays Commissioner Peck. | forme. - If this be so, then with humble goods they manufacture. 1 M. ?) VL^LD.D. S. The exporters report improved mar­ This is cheering news for free traders; I and gratqful hearts we will partake of the NOTICE O’ ATTACHMENT. , Uffl.-e hoursK a m. to 5 p. m kets and better prices for American pro­ it comes from good Democratic author­ ' bread pud wine as emblems of Hb body and bloo«|. _ w , sure of Michigan, tbr Circuit Coart .’ar lh< . duction, both in Europe and in Central ity too. If you wish 29. "For he that eateth niiddrinketh un­ County of Harry. JMITH A COLOROVE, atwl South America. The most strik ­ (Tentent 8mlth and fb advertise worthily eateth and driuketh judgment to -J Lawyers. Philip T. Owffirovt. ing argument, however, in favor of tho hintself, not discerning the Lord’s body.” and nrc<! instruction. *cnd one dollar | f Office lu Union block. Hastings.) Balance of trade in our favor in the McKinley law ccgnes from the Demo­ far our “Book for Advertisers." A To die to self h the daily btuduesa of every George J. Cox. । Practice is all tbo courts of the state. , little study of that book will enable Notice is hereby given that on tbe-.:n «ur « cratic commissioner of labor, Peck, year just ended, (202.876,477. No wonder I believer iu order that the life of Christ you to deckle what you ouaht to do, A. D. 1K»J a writ nt rttachiite-it was dull who reports increased wages for more that Salisbury and Bismarck admit ' may be manifest in us <_!I Cor. Iv. 11). One July amiiflveauldeaof the probable coat. issued out of the Circuit C,uirt far •nn}v « \ K. KEN ASTON. than a quarter of a million workmen, frankly that uor tariff system is better j who lives to gratify self niwl yet partaki-s Rarrv MURintt otiTeniiat Hmlth nmrI I'WP » • Attorney at Law, If you instruct uy amounting to over (6,000,000 under the than thein. No other country in tho of the Lord’s Supper, the emblems of which T. Cdlgrorr. the atmve named pialntm- wn.n»i .over J.8. Goodroar* Co.’tstore.) the lands, tenements,goads and chrttr«. tn place a certain amount of advern-ucltces In all courts of the State. Collections first year of the McKinley law, ami world can show such a magnificent bal­ speak of death, and life through death, of rnd efiecu of tbo Mdd’peonteJ. Ora. ’ ''•rl‘4‘D{ tuinu for you in the way we think .• u ■ <ptly «ttending to. above named for the .’urn of one hundred ted over (30.000,000 increase of manufad- ance. With most of them the balance neewwity condemns hinwelf. wiUuo yon the moat food, you should fifty dollars, which said writ w.rc retuiuMcm 80. "For thb catira many ore weak and tend an explicit statement of whnt is on the other side of the ledger. L’ B. 'riMMBIlltAN. Homam.thk Phy­ tun*. 2nd day of Auxust. A. D. IS’'.’. yon wish to accomplish, aid make sickly among you, and many sleep.” Phys­ the Ilarmonloua Republican*. Dated this 4Ui day of August A l audtokle arrangements for payment. ’ • slclan and Surgeon. ; ical health was promised on condition of Smith * Oolgrove. Attorney' for I itintin. Your order wifi then receive adl the Another extremely encouraging fea­ Of Inta mt to tha Soldier*. (Office orer Lathrop’* drug »tcre.) oliediencc, and dbenaewas threatened if attention that It require*. The aggregate of votes cafc in congress they dbohryw1 (Ex. xv. 28; Lev. xxvl. 15, ture of the situation to the Republicans ikoRTUAGE SATE is the thorough harmony in Republican on the fourteen important pension bills 16'. At Corinth, becauae of disobedience, If you1 wist, T AW, REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTranks and the thorough lack of that wliicb have exemplified the nation’s many were sick and some had ditsL We Default having been made tn rt»<- • U ING OFF1CE-OF an advertisement of a certain nuirtEMte made by I : .-1 nre not too ght that all airknros b because article in Democratic ranks. The con- I a — -~ mV.CUuujt>, gratitude to ito defenders, stands: Palmehtox A Smith, prepared and a plan of advertising of disobedience (John ix, 3; xl, IX^but that and Cordelia (UUhv, his wife, lu Mr< ' ference at tho residence of Whitelaw Dsmocnuie voiea for u»e bill*. Hoe. dated April I«h. v D. iy'; »i>■’ marked out; to be told what papers ^ Woodland. Mich. 1 tb® owe that sick new and --Reid, the Republican candidate for vice Democratic " 1 volna uowinat ‘ ‘ tho ‘bill* xc •i vith follow the dtsoljediencv of Ijelicvera. In the office of the reghurool d'- >■ C. -S. Palmkhtos, J. M. SAITH, countyotBarry and state nrHI.-iKUJ. l Notary Public. Justice of tie Peace. president, in which Senator Plait, Gen­ Republican voire fw tho bill*’ । «ai 3 , . f lf T® Yrou,d ourselves, 20th dav of April. A. 1). INC,, m liber 'n<*‘ Republican voica malnal tho bill*....'." ” ’ » both, and submit them foi gages, on page H»; and raid mortx-uv ■ era] Clarkson, Warner Miller and others FidcntUon, together with i "•‘Ik humbly with God and live uprightly, ibel.’th dav of Dccenil*r. isre. 5 A *h met tho president with great cordiality, no good thingSyould He withhold from tug by lire. JCL1LConiine to John A. t-re-» recorded in Hh ywe shows t-iat the New York Republicans and we wmihcescape much chastening. said aMMument preparing If wr would teat every thing by the judg­ register of deed* for the counit <•: !•- rj ■ *For ■w» r* ''ru* '*<> are thoroughly united and thoroughly ment teat of Christ kixl du oily what he state ot Michigan, on the tint dav...i. - • ■; in lino for Republican buccess. On the } advertisements, in liber 3S of mortgages ot> Mi '- ** JTO<»W thus walk in the light mortgage duly as’lpucd by Jr-♦ other hand, the apparent hick of har­ . electrntmeA electrotypes nrui and (MtfmntHi esttmntts the tvl!„* “Jar constant fellowship. burgh, special administrator "t 1 • ■ v* mo vertioer rays u*- .For the ,expense of mony on the Democratic aide causes ’ ,when we are Judged, we nre John A. Grekte. decoded, to Fn’- ■ < I piscina advertisements and wat .! du'y .chastened of tha Iz>id. that we should not oh the ttecond day ot September. I* 1 great depression among the lenders and ’ . tng the fulfillment of contracts tn the be condemned with the world.” Whom reeordiffi In the office of rec st tr <*t — paid .—id by by aa commission commission allowed allowed by *I are tte bl in the rank and file of that party. the IxjhI loreth he chiwtenetii (Hetoxii. county <’t Barry, state of Mii hi;. ' tho publisher of tho paper in which renal on HUI. t ha advertisement appear*. 6). lhe Mme word translated chasten, day at July, t«». in Uber x m D«mowiu AU ut Sra. pare 34", on .which mort«age Umrt' nF of^disement, in Heb. xil, to.be die at the-date ot this imix c • Tiie Democrats are all nt sea ns to Small I’rlc. for u Good Governm.nl. H thiB Vc^e of oar in four hundred, thirty seven <.«...ar> '• If you want to learn <1 what their course will be. The Cleve­ Tlie tariff collections of the past year fiveoeuta, and an attorney s fee of ■ all the Ins and oats of advertising 1' land element hna evidently lost hope of dollars provided fnr in said mtn-fL-iwithout any cost or trouble, rood 11 were but (2.67 per capita-not such a success in New York state and has little suitor proceeding* at law bavlim -■ PraxTBRS’DrK regularly, carefully, ’ tremendous price to pay for the best ed to ."eoover the mooeta . studiously; issued weekly. a year. (’ expectation of carrying Connecticut or mortgage, or any part thereot; I awl nourishes us by Hb lore. If you wish a complete catalogue nf < ► by virtue of the power of rate p‘'n’*’“.r' '' !n^P PW capita o< any of the New England states. The all newspaper*, rood *5 for the Ameri­ 3!L "Wherefore, my brethren, when ve mortgage, and the statute in '"<l ™ tariff collected has not been so low since t,n can Newspaper Directory. F New York Suu (Democratic) admits that c °"! ” to Tcthcr to eat, terry one for nnoth* tho war forced a great debt and interest and provided, notice Is hereby E*?*’;. For any farther Information address • even New Jersey is a doubtful state, and •'J-. I blv nn'iBUr disciples to be hum- Saturday, Ute first day of account upon the people. | bji and delight in serving rather than In ten o’clock hi the forenoon. I shall mJ 1u that it is not improbable that .the Bef. rowell » c«., i^ [ 11K T’?,njl'i- To l» first and uppermost aucUoti to the highest bidder, at tw.1^ publ icons may win there. ' Newspaper Advertising Bureau, ’, t hf era Tetr ” ?ririt’ but "riicr to esteem oth- front door of the court bouse in tn‘ Y*’•. tine*. Mlsw^n. iihrt being Ito " The talk of carrying certain western i Phil.TaJ Ulan OTrse,V“ l^tath. xx, 20-38; circuit court for Barry ««•'’> ‘ roil year ondwn the McKinley Ui 10 SPItVCE IT., NEW YORN. states for the Democrats fails to arouse premises described lu said »«_• nearly 20.000,000 poundfn th ' 1 man hnn K c ri tat him ent much ’t.'reof us may be becewiry to 1 . any enthusiasm here. The Sun perlast I O .“f?® 001 togHherimto amount due on said i,imtgMgc. »iw» * sister.tly denominates the attempt as year of th. old law the pr.>«lBrtlon rc ter Xn?' *HI I In ceut, interest, and all !cg-M ’•’<!“• "rainbow ♦.haring” and a mere waste of This Infurtnatlon Li from »wam >,2.rn>rd j or ter when I come.” The worship of God. ah aKeroffiHi fee of breuty-che -ted for therein. Ute premises b«M I o H’h2Zh,HnrM 'and time and money. . । o. ms death till He come, leaves no room sae.'."^ kT^yji That the Democrats of the country Hastings Banner 1 CARTERS lOo you OUTLOOK BRIGHT. n. pot 00 Its Isol »t>a Us cvcntTT ■ppeUsd to <or robscrtpaoM. Mo" :ta»hondtr.ld.U!- p«pr" >‘*’•''”1 ±str plaintive appeals to tl>« choral ot lemanda. hot withont snerara Th» .ubaeriollona "Meh come inuraottM :^OTt order, and th. total Miomit LESSON XU«, THIBO OU*BTER,TNTEH. CURE SICK HEAD ACHE I Dyspepsia (my nets ' Hood’s Sarsaparilla il&nk.'it When you want a FRESH LUNCH,:-: Go to the (MAT CITY BAKERY. Fine line of creams and fresh confectionery. A, E. RENKES. Wow dta/pf BUSINESS CARDS. Tar Unlike ms Dutch Process ® No Alkalies D C ^019 SHOEVn^eL Wcolld W. Baker & Co,, Dorchester, Mass. To Advertisers KIRKS I ••^eS!yWh„WK2^S.EtoEEKS: IAMON aeo. nmitnonu M nort rblti Payu Ibt aunt to lib Ibyn bert Cbap a He Sa every have Wash sohdi in M wife, here ilyar of th hb r India ent. bi» r 'Hutn cle.bonv ce<s. tenu ninr falL graiu aliom Fa whic out 1 nearl lierg frlew viait Sund road in ti proh they repu to th . just along BOOD Other Chemicals W. L. DOUGLAS S3 Ev riUn Healthful, Cteansiag. take no stock in the proposition is shown by tht failure ofcthe effort of a hundred [>mo..ratic new? papern to raise a cor cor-­ rupt ion fund for this purpose. It is now Gensrai H< needy have been to * larK6 ext_ 5 ueyqy nave Deen to a large extent nr« ■» c&5.“ ; north renteten [ 0] west ron.ainini. .on mor* W ’**’• EKKP W. GniOH-K. Asdjueeor Murtgar*8«rm fcCov uo . k. AUoraeya to> AaslfneeDated July 1st era. vaca a h< brok ieali dolu ter p still and fune shot depr C. W Rua the 1 Mi geth vlslu Lcor Waa ler F weel lie 1 Fam Red Mrs. ingi kins last ant abcti well Bon «m. Fum mail fair Ebe last bur gold —R fere ing i’ra Wifi driv his t ta �fie best\Advertism:diu»ft m BarC'unty. J Hastings CXVIl. NO. 21 :h«U gs Banner Thursdays by TC BROS.. lfy news. ,.l n-;.inlit^ Hood*.* Sanhpd : utiparehM.' ed statement of • !«<i actual ly .done. - Ilciurncd Sunday from -where she has been , :)t» and sister. — Mrs. E. Banner _... Hastings, mich„ September 22,1892. /: >.>k. «r OUR COUNTY U'f Woodl.™! c|„lhi,., an nUulored native ,111™^ The .train -M or the „„In, I. ratur, £ ut.,^Prises u«*ny t,t the charFn!k*r pa’"1 “ Middleville'ju«. ‘wrltkiifM ^CU "r l° A!ask"n symbolical ticv» 8..1K And cost-, for thv pleasure of .Yr II L? wcn 0,1 u,e basket* and wares having a little drunk there. i rla!!!*1 ‘■<’ul!lry- Among the extraordinary Sheep-klllura dram an- making lire a "iKlL* w’lo ?'>“ ardel. r«T amund Nashville. Tl, b-a.'s.-perehe.l above burden __Ibrka __ ________ llM} . IX*k’1"1 slnip C neeti ,,eWl of °f <he ,1Obr fa U for ,i„re.i,nul ‘^killing. ymg the hour ? M" Alask,h ’ ‘d« of dur I natloha! bird testing on the back of a con­ torted por|M»ise. “ |/rboy have pir.k eye soclahs at Nashville ‘™rJ, nJosiah M. Shoup, a former n-sideut of .^.1 c a.n — •»• «« offer °r we lbe vie ,,ld nag n"K building at Maple Grove, la the democratic candidate 7' -39 -ye' street.« Philadelphia, J, A rc 1 a,n?c, I'hllsdclphla. The i-stlshl-riiT of Calhoun ('ullmnn county. IIlliti*d rovl nt ........ . .to Clilengo l/ for sheriff mstrd cost nf Uu its — removal l/fneport's naughty kids shoot at church fromfcio.ooom ,140.000. it u n..i prob­ ... , • >.Uk , •—.J-'j -lua-i.wv ii enuren auie am steps win tM. takPI, |l>ward able that that any ys-liv.l.vu-w --- ..... . window s with -l_ air guns, to the great dam 1 the parclrtse " • nar..’ X; .... Tills *Is. offering ag^ uf ..f lla* the church windows. . ’•, the *"r 'person ’rrM"' ” ■••nog age it siaa-s, the only realdi-n.-,- of r-..|ntiinl teA hfatun" .^4 iirw t.MU. brick block -K. ,is. ■being ♦ .built ... at 1^, I,... a . national.... । f Frerioirt. That looks prutqarous. tninl|ug. ui has returned from her nd.- Dan Payne returned <;iknmiroo Friday.— Elmer I..Shunt.' Sunday. — AlDu tiby. visited nt Mr. »/M. II. McCormick, of Woodland, bought ' -(>. Loomis purchased an air gun to shoot troublesome chickens. He drop] ed a shot in It the other day. but IN HABITED CY CATS. thought it didn't go dear down. He I !>•»»» ling looked into tbe muule and — the gun did ’ t ill done hen’, and the lest. The shot hit Me In the eve. but I ( v«r tlic nfcfl rniu» we fortunately1 did not destroy the sight. 1 S.inta Barbara i-l.uwl. off the court of . Manton started for NEIGHBORING COUNTIES-■i yrntnrn ; ’county, -................................ is a rocky ,~.w penk which .viirdnv to a Vend thu N-utheni detectives fast week located » . ri*»* many feet alibve the ren, without verK. Powell has moved watcreil only by auch laki hu lbiu.se.1— IL Freer and mm h wanted uiunlerer In Oslitemo, Kali- d,,rv , f ’becliff*during mincalled on old friends maztX) county. In June. «Wt>, George •glUllvI'in It fauitiijhnbltableiim! undwirax -C. M. Mack and tam­ Nofgan. living in Florida, killed hfa wife ' every way, »inre St afford 1 up she!ing relatives from away at and her sister auj il»sl from josth-v. A **’’ nor’any* hing that might be I’rcvl of tlte northern part large reward was offered and he wa-. ,‘'r tn vnj’1c l,‘thvir crew*, riobenneu touch tv ln-t week to visit hunted high and low ami tracked tf-ni one In pacing, but they an- the only mm who er. —Thin. Powers. of end of the continent lb the other, going . ........ “ * ‘ “ under several different names.. l^ist win­ ever uriog news from the bleak sentinel an- entertaining ter he was located In a lumber .-amp and rock. ’The island is about three-eightha of rv Henry Gaskill the detective worked side by side with' him n square utile in area and stan<ls a frown­ ing menace to navigators. It* position, ting.- t»rlic Van working up evidence. Morgan suddenly miles from the eooM line, •or «f a new blcy- left but .was located recently at Oahtenio aevcnty-flvo wonldlmakc it suitable as a summering and arrested. The detective will get a good bundle of money for hfa work and piarc if any aUnwiJons were there, but its only inliabit.-.nts arc cats. Where the ruts a very successful. savs that now he is going to quit ti>e busl- came from or why they hove thrived upon iy. — David Man­ nr..«s. the desolate rock ure unanswerable (pieA -$40.0ov stock company ■ has • lni*n Battle. Creek tills rias. They nre there iu numbers nnd in­ purchased a new formed that will futnfah Allegan with creasing. 1 electric lights. > making preparNo one believes that evolution him pro­ *Mrs. M. C. Brest, of Allegan, and Chas. duced them from starfish or that they were Newton, of TiowtirldKr. have eloped much generated s]>ontaznMJU»l}'. The only ten­ rto the surprise of• Allegan county people. able theory, and that onl- which finds gen­ Both parties arc well-to-do and leave fami­ eral acceptance, is that the torn and tabby j- .i Tenge lx*iug put cats fk>m some fishing smack which ne.behind them. - a 4<knI crop and is' 1 1. «• J. v. ». , I touclwd at Santa Barbara Island most viy frost.— Aller .1. 1 . B oodlwk h«s aerau ,urai>M con- ,I .I..VA fcvuv sJni, orowiv axborc rad IJ1PVII bron ll-ll Mt vtuvu .lot mu lira mu.' «>, was v falling trol of nthet ,n Otsego i I nlon. ra «« smack smack failed stay; nArny, Common Miters Mitera and -Tlwitr is nu sickH. M. Mapes, of Plainwell, an old and I fl-hernien the world over have, in fancy, i town at present.— res|»cctrt! citizen, dropped dead In the ' P’-'PW unknown shore* with ail sorts of it. of i reupott. were street last week. straugd monsters and distorted men. and . Santa Barltara island, in common with !• In the middle of the A Saugatuck resorter came a big jok» . ,4h. r Hrely vfaitml spot*, hiwbw nwre^thaiK.ut with garlands of aradog fancy y law following oo himself recently. He drove ten n ites ! are two or three to n lake where fish were said lobe plenty. I until tlie su]H?r*tlt|ou» have rome to look place who claim | bailed out an old scow with a tin cup. upon it] as an uncanny place. Sailers tell ^pent several hours patching grasritoppera. , <>f horrible phantoms that sail through iba and then found to his disgust thn*. he had air from pinnacle to plnuaclc of the rocks, :>> elect the democrat* forgotten his hook and line. singingi they fly, and of others that ; gutter near the water's edge and entice t Know. Hut we can get A. B. Petry, traveling for Studebaker i the mariner by lascivious genuflexions and ■ :n. ns we will have to Bros, of South Bend. Ind., was found soft murmuring* like those of the arena dead in bed at the Kalamazoo house' last j who wpit everywhere for Jack aaSore. week. But it fa all cate. Kutlati*l. ' its do the singing, mid If thtrv Is There are two fruit growers iu Gauge*-1 : k returned to his home in ■muring the rate purr that into the i..y. afti r spending.a short wliom. It Is said, work in their erchard* in the day time, and in their neighbors at j parent-*. George Covey, plenty dbout the island, but *umc ot the night The latter arc now roosting in the 1 12 years of age fell and ilahcrtr.en have fancird that ct-rtalx whit­ .n aliove the wrist. Med­ trees at night with ihdr shot guns, wait­ ish objects flear tho Iwach on the afutUcrn ia* called and the boy Is ing to get a good chance to draw a bead side ore human skulls, and otljcrolijects on the thieves. are thdught to bo the bout* nf human . Byron Bran gwIn tlie iatcastowiys who may pcrelianro ba’e, after Good three days ' •nek.—Jack Laughbaugn death, lii-en gnawed by tho cats. 1 StM-elal excursion ■•peddle meat. — K Howe When alt the foolishness of th: flsbrr/ via to igiwton to attend the mt n ia pul aside there yet remains the cu­ f>. L. & N- B- IL i! ->tcr.— Bbad up your rious fact that the island ia tljlcky infer:to -leak thieves have begun cd by crtt« of ah rolora. They imnngc to Detroit •bi* neck of the woods.— live by fating such fish as may bt washed Sept 24th. 33.25 wife <|»eiit Sunday In east upon ti* beaches or among the nrk# and Tickets go**! going ■ . Tardier is buying all find thd young and eggs of sea uinls a$ on train to ;• for sale hi eatd Rutlanc| certain M-awm.*. Au occasional feast of Ipaving flesh Is carrictl to them In tho caro« ot a Sunfield at porpol»4 H!W froffi 4>me paaMii; vessel, Detroit 8:10 a. m. • or In tne carrion refuse from uljacent and to return on whaling stations drifted to the Hand by and ..■ d daughter. Lulu, toany train until tidal C’lrrentx A precarious cxitem-e it j r mother. Mrs. Churchill Sept. 26th Inclualvc. is al best, and the wonder Is snuglthat the Kcturp ;b ntvllle last week.—Frank Round trip 52.3T cate are gaunt and eager. Tby troop Win. Burgess have gone to vla tbe about thdr Waml, aodjoijKjjjpo Lh>Iro n„ L. A N. in genchil engaffemeute. after »hich tbe -hvflte, was iu town last G ko . D k H avep . survivors devour the killed ami vonndvd. hfa brother.—Miss NelGen. Pass’r Agent. Six rears ago two fishermen of Ventura :>.«■ proud possesor of a six were fo* at sea. A year later nnther fish­ urn, to Harry Tompkins erman, Faxxfohytan.e. was cared by ad­ nornlng. a girl.—Mrs. Mr. Crofoot Beard Frtnn. verse trfnds nen^ Sant* Barbaa island, »’jtli Battle Creek, vfaAshYttiA, Sept. 7, IffiW. and whet he nt 1 *t escaped be tx wre-ked . Dean. last week.— Ain. Editok. Sir: and returned to his homo he told» ghastly of Verona, is vlsit1 we that 1 am a target for some one .to talc ot »fl<*wy akujla on the bind beach . — Wert Jewell is practice on with their willfull falsehoods. and wreckage fr-ito » fishing -lop among fever.— John Tomp- Now Mr. Editor, lam not a man that Is 2. S. H.. M- ird the skull must bo -hepatd were at IfaDSing ..bilged to get my living by taking bribesthose of i his missing frienda. .e told of iki.ig In the fair.—A pleas- or getting it in a dishonest way- « ben 1 • hotel Friday evenlfttt. get so dishonest as that I hope that the angry, screeching caw that gnhered on the rocks and apparently waibl for his being sold, which speaks people will serve me the same way as they w proprietor, Chas. Abbey. ought to deal with every bribe-taker; de­ body to be cost ashore, and his lory »oou became * legend ot the island. : (Wilcox and wife Sunday, a prive me of the right to vote or of holding Shooting partiwi have gone to bt islan.l k:.' s. of Verona, for many any public trust and wasted ammuultiou in pratico upon : A.-yi'n. difa! Sunday. No, Mr. Editor, 1 charge this report In the yowling bearta, bnt withantdlminiab: t *;• the house. The re. your Jounul a- raise u It ran be, and conthe numlwr materially. ;-iri. >! in the Kills cemetery. slder II la lo Injure me aa a mail Now I Ing The lonely island is still *n potent® of want to ray to you and the public that 1 do the pumlea. and pacing *»«'• ptouily not know Mr. Slanle? Turnew-Jnerer crow them-wives as they hear auul voices m.t him in ray 1«« “‘*^‘.'‘"7'1 rommg dp. out of the depths apprently. any man who will make such a raise dal San Francisco Examiner. wife attended- the atatc meat as that 1 ’» bribed by Mr. bUuCfareace -Iktmniond was : umorof his 31H birthday When 1 won* young man Iwasixploywl He was recipient of a num".■-ent-, among them a flue from his father and mother. —■ : • > attending school at Olivet. F. Harding returned from con­ S?ddf„ or lire read" l» «■' MTh^t^hM; ! «ill move to Ganges the cotnnankinliauZTlb™. Treasurer of peoples imv. andthe h. will receipt you. ”’ ••v. Van Anthorp will supply o( ib, night with Use hugu iXrastlrttg them In tbe race, wile Urey 'ivoge. — Edgar Doyle, who irXedh’l put It lb any other hands. CBOFtX’T, i wl'ii paralysis four yearn J1C DCCUU » k i- fay at tern i sin. He leaves a Assyria. Barry Co., Mleb. bothers and three sisters to 5-.- As Mark Skillman was of town last Saturday p. in., atne frightened ami ran The contest betwron worn™ *rtXra’S ■ ~ him out of the buggy, i-in *< nseless, and badly de- X. “radt^S -rLt tbe Wo>« bnggy. — Eugene Horton ^Sg unboWor'^». •” i'kegon. arc visiting relaend yesterday lira Burgess, a CMW^Wtor d.«racontrecu she will ger o( lbt. Hug the two rooms. . —........... , board are I"? £7 wilding. Ktiple's meeting was well believe that their we'1™ ' dKt,„Uve l ■auiay evening. — Officers were rain bear comparlro" w.u a >lurgoa, de. 'ollows: president. Emma Kah, president, Hiram Payne, trees.. *-oa raropbdL -recording secretary, Fan­ nie 1 ft-r-■. irnsspoudiug secretary, Mary Horr, 1 rt-orgeTtj an and wife,of Kalamaioo «re vbiting relatives here. — Alexander • u&nis. of West Vlrgina is visiting horue m Kingsbury has l«cn having uJej( i. “***■ l,aln*e<l: Messrs. Doonan and panel carved by a n '•«b are doing the work and they are bard prael I. ot "“""^‘n “bulldlog. The r. ti beal hoUse painters. — Mrs. J. In decorating th® t] of a <re*t • Ln.lK tolk’ of spending the winter W1,a her son |n Big Rapids. BISTORT OF A WEEK. lleprrasntative Wataon, o Georgia, struck Frank Jordan, otiu of hix contiiiaents, who shouted out iu n railway car near Augusta ‘•Watson l» a fraitor. He waseJecU-d as a Dem< cral nuS gold out to Republicans." Other jmoMsiuers on the car interfered brfore thu affair could be fought to a finish. . Seren-<d«hths of tho bread used in Lou­ don is.made of American wheat. Grover Clevclhnd’s maternal grand­ mother kept a bookstore in Baltimore. His mother died in that city in 1832. Fifty-flve Homestead, Pa., workmen have been arrested for partlcijMition in the lawless procerellngH of July fl, and their trials will begin the first week In October. Three men engaged in cleaning a sewer bnsia i„ JefBV ruty wero killrf by gaw-> which asphyxiated them. They were; Foreman Yolnnski, Thomas Kane and Edward McNally. Miss May White, the young schoolmistresa of Stockbridge, Mias., who a year ago fell into a species of stupor, is only now recovering her. senses. During all thi-* time she has been nourished with liquid food. From 143 pounds she has fallen away to fifty-eight pounds. The license law of Sweden forbids any person buying drink without purchasing something to eat at the same time. Joseph M. Gibson, an old settler of West Liberty, In., is dead, aged 88 years. But one death ha* occurred in fifty-seven year* in his family, consisting of eleven children, fifty-five grand-children and forty-eight gn-nt-grand-chlldren. United state. Consul C. Malloy, nt St. Johns Nd., was badly benteu by fonr pollcctucti. It u raid that the police were drunk. Malloy was reaued by citizens after a hard tight. Congressional nominations: Sixth Mich­ igan district, Byron Dnvcndorf (Pro.); " Fifth Mbgouri. Webster Davis (Hep), First Ohio R. p. Bowler (Dem.); Secund Ohio. C. T. Gravra(Dem.);Twelfth Mann­ chuM-tta, Elijah A. Morse (Itep.). At Memphis George Forrest, a contrac­ tor, and nephew of General N. B. Forrest, J he rebel leader, shot R. I* Dukes, wound­ ing him so badly that be died later. Furrest had mistaken Duke* for Colonel J. T. Taylor, with whom he had had a quarrel. The Forrest has been engaged in several other serioua uffrays. ' The scaffold of the span of the Terminal r.ud Belt line bridge across tho St. Louis river at West Superior, Wis., was torn away by a tug and the whole bridge fell. Foreman Hudson, of tho King Bridge company, Cincinnati, was probably fatally injured. Eight thousand and sixty-four persona were cared for at the Illinois state chari­ table institutions during I he year ended Juno flu, and the avera ge cost per capita fur provisions for them was $42.26. The whaleback steamlxMi Wetmore, which went ashore in Coos l*ay on the Pacific coast last week, Is practically un­ injured, iii.d it Is thought it can be floated without difficulty. Striking lamp trimmers cut several wires of the Detroit electric ■treetdighting system, and In eonMequencu a large section of the city was in darkness. Carl Sargon, aged 7, of Kenton, O., has been sent to the reform school for bank ob bcry The New York committee of the women’s World’s fair boanl has adopted resolutions urging congress to allow the exposition to be opened on Sunday. • A »harp frost cut down much ot the Vvgctntiou'ht Boone, la. Spiegel & Co., furniture dealers, Chi­ cago. have collapred. The firm is one of t£e ddest in tho city, owes about 1130,OOO snJ This about the same nmoufit of aa-. seta Fire destroyed tho building of the Union Transfer and Slomgo Company nt In­ dianapolis and the content i, which con­ sisted of agricultural implements. The less is e-timat^d at WOO,<W. ■£Ee R'xuEcr Stove and Plow works nt. Erankville, Ind., have been compelled to make an assignment. Tha assets are esti­ mated it {800,000 and the liabilities at iwo.eoo. _________ rrlday, Sept. 10. George Meyer's carriage factory In New York was destroyed by lire. The loss is estimated at jlOO.OOO. ’TBio trouble between political factions In the!ch<Ktaw nation, Indian territory, has subsided, and twelve of the men concerned In the recent conflict have surrendered to stand trinl for murder. Charles N. Nelson, the millionaire lum­ berman, president of the Nelson Lumber company, is dying of pneumonia at Clo­ quet, Minn. Wyoming Republican nominees: Gov­ ernor. Edward Ivinson; judge supreme court, C. H. Parmalec. The flrel death at the Childs-Drexel Union Printers’ home, ut Colorado Springs, occurred Sept. 14—Mr. Maatisun, ot union No. <J, of New York. The Silica sand works, located near tho village of Millington. Kendall county, HI., ignltwl from the friction of the ma­ chinery and were entirely destroyed, en­ tailing a loss ot 415,000. This is the second time the works have been burned within six months. Ernest Mitchell and Walter Ell were .randeml wh«U oumoretag burled beneath a sand bank on the farm A cwrwlwlth of Mitchell’s father, near Clinton, Ill. raotber"l«iaally “’’3T ,naT0 They were dead before help could avail.. “^•t Town Hall Tonight: and ymi Congressional nominations: Flrat Wis­ S.v hr fare the town turned onta force. consin district, Clinton 0 bbitt (Dem.); KS^wwan't standing roora’?!’2?1{brnA Eighth Wisconsou, 11. A. Frambnch (R?p.); Thin! Michigan, D-sulel Stranger, (Dem); Fifteenth Ohio, Daniel Turner (Dem.); Fir*t Nevada, J. C. Hageman IrfLw near. There was if It Ic de(Dem.); Wyoming. C. D. Clark (Rep.). U, rad fwa. about halt past rehen the The grocery establishment of J. H. U,S?u .L.«lv arose, disloslng tvlmr an- Menge At Ca al New Orleans wan burned. SS "r ‘ “e Vg^itmval sign, only the Low, |125,UIK>; insurance, <100,000. nnllug was different this time. n uisnw 7 rvftd ‘They Have fnef and bet vour '-ost dollar it *«n't Jong anu« ------—--------you can bet ywr^^ wnunee, Wl».. and lodged ia jail, charged bf£<W? Minus hjul 'V'jrke.1 thwuito»uc- with poisoning her husband. Stlly and Emanuel Fist, who was deputy under Treasurer Paul, of Adams county, Neb., has been acquitted of the charge of com­ plicity in the embexxiament of 454,000 by fordCoaranu __________ the Utter. An employe of the Kansas CBy branch Bcnurn |Iwlx.r rep«Ulc*n» »l build • cf the Jarvis-Conklin Mortgage company is alUgwd to have fled to Europe, leaving a wigwam far political pow-wows Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. . WHOLE NO. 1945 deficit of from $10,QUO to $23,000 in hteuc- A sidewalk in Columbus, O., up<»u which a large crowd hud congregated to watch a afreet fakir, gave way, precipitating fifty p-opkor tuore into the excavation beneath. Five persons suKtainrd injuries that are likely tojirove fatal. Mary Ann Hally a Manchester (England) midwife, has been Hrreste-d on the charge of wholesale Infanticide. H. 11. Irwin, formerly of the Howe Scale company, who was reported as having mysteriously disappeared from Minneap­ olis. has returned ftom a business trip all right. Thol. Fellows, of Mason City, la., was driving his wife, mother, and two children over a bridge when the wagon went down an embankment, fatally injuring his mother and one child and badly wounding his wife and the other child. General Thomas Watts, who was gov­ ernor of Alabama during the war and at one time representative ia congress, died nt Montgomery. An exciting chase of a fire took place at Chicago. A load of hay naught Are and weut tearing through the streets behinb a pair of frightened horsee. with a chem­ ical fire engine in hot pursuit. The chem­ ical caught up and extinguished the Are Just before it reached the driver. Monday, Sept. 10, Minnesota,Early Uiikm.per ba; Wkettiudn Itosc and Hebruhs, K^ak-; Mh htgaa Hebrons. jW«Xte. .Sweet • potatoes-Jersey, 83.7K>LU> jfcr bbl; Baltimore, fSJOjXSi. Applt-s -Grtca. y-'.aj£j4.nj per bbl; common. 77<4I ;1J5; DucU-ms, $LW 11 rue in tiuiii—Hur.. per lb; whfak brush. 5.514<; green, sulf-norkigg, Ind iu and covet«. qotnmoa brush, & fefl ■; crooked, 5u*-‘. lumber. 7»h>- bid; October, TsH1" November, bo^c; December. MNc. Corn-So. S mixed Nov ember, .t-Tsc. Rye-Nominal, Marley -Nominal. Pork—Quiet; iiw*. Jll.UO auju. Livo Stock: Cattle-Trading very dull and •low fur all grades: poorest to best native steers. fLIW'.'JO per U» lbs; Colotadoa, S1.473 a.ui; bull* and dry cows, gi.i«»£Aa». Sheep and Lambs--Shcup, active at Me per lb higher; Jam)**, active and flrm; sheep, per imlba; lambs, lUS&LM Hogs-Moriwlsteady; live L.«». Sa. Ui^UO per 100 lbs. TWO SCHOOLS OF MUSIC. Ur. Vptowne Flatt*Graphically Describee "Talk about your different schools of a;nslc,”aaid Mr. Uptowns Flatto tbe other ia>. ‘Til tell you whnt’s a fact, we have representatives in our flat of the two tclioola wb^ch are tho most remote from each other at auy rate. * In the apartment under oure there la one of those democratic go-aa-you-plooM um-dab players, and overjicnd there is a young woman who is the representative of tbe highest kind of a classical school.” "What kind of a musician did you say you had underneath?” asked the reporter. “An um-dah player.” “A what?” asked.tho man again, more mystified flinn ever. “Why, an um-dah player, of course. Didn't you ever hear one of those fiends who site down nt tbe piano and plays ‘Umdah, um-dah, um-dab-dab-dah, um-dlddyab-dah, um-dnh-dnh-dabl’ from morning until night' and then from night until morning again?” Tho rej>orter sadly acknowledged that ho hod hml au experience ot that sort. “But HI tell you what’s a fact,” Mr. Flatte rattled on, "the playing of tbe ‘ young woman up stalls would make an tee machine green with envy. For down­ right cbillincsa it beat* anything which I have ever heard. A refrigerator ‘ must be an uuneccaaary article in that house. She odght to save money for the fondly some way, anyhow, because her musical educa­ tion has coat a small fortune, I suppose. It fa a genuine circus to see her play, though, and I suppose she takes enough physical exercise a: the piano to obviate the tieceaaily of horseback riding, or tennis playing, or anything of that sort, bhe has ouu of thene long lienches in front of the piano, and when the begins to play her favorite piece, opus something or other, she begins way down by the bass keys. "Bangity, lucng: hang!” she begins, and then there is a jmuse. After what seems to be on interminable time she takes a running slide up to the other end of the bench, and lifting her hand gracefully she touchesonc of the keys lightly. “Bingl” “Then she goes in her trance again, anly to come out after awhile and repeat the same thing. I wax scared when I first hearl this, and 1 bad begun to think that aho hod become suddenly galvanized, or hypnotised, or jtaralyred, or aometbing of that sort. I started to run for some water when my wife caught me by the coat tails and told me in a stage whisper to «t down. The player came back to tbe world again, and tho way she pounded those keys wy a cyution. Th^ jn^n wljp makes (jie thunder on the stage wnsp't inv it with her. This part was short if it wasn't sweet, and then, seeing Qiat there was going to be another of thoee painful pauses. I slipped nround the corner. She awake jast ns I retujne-l. Away -die wept again from one end ol the Tx-u-. h to the back o^ain. IT| give you a pointer on the fact that they were runs. No walking about them. Why, if she bad Even ft boy her mother would have hod a fit for fear he would hare worti out Ids trousers. Z‘I suppose I’m ignorant,” he xaid sadly as he finished his luncheon, “but there Is no use of talking, I wouldn’t stand, it, so I told the landlord that I should find a new flat next month.”—New York Tribune. Octola r 21 in u legal holiday Hm* Want, for a bet of FA5. rude down the Pike'a Pink railway (U miles) on a toRoggan in 11V minute*. In a colli.-.Ion on the Ldiigh Valley rail­ way Anderson Brawn, enguioev of one of the trnim.. waa killixl and Hetwj- Rustay, flreinun.*,wn« fntaliy hurt. OlhA- trainmen were severely injured and Mr. and Mrs. N. 1*. Shnrt, of Oneonta, Mich., slightly hurt. David A. McKinley, coqanl general to Hawaii, brother of Governor McKinley, hns died of paralysis at San. FniOcitco. Four children of Mrs. Eketuich, of Mis­ souri Valley, la., were bunted to death in a tire Ntnrted by a gasoline store. City A«.*esM>r William P. Thompson, ot Camden, N. J., wns iwcidcntally lockel up in one of the vnulta hi the city hall, and stayed then* four hours. When taken out he was nearly deail from suffixaUiun. Charles Itnxkins, a Yale student, wiw probaidy fatally injured while playing foot­ bull nt (>maha. His brother was killed last year in the same manner Sullivan and Coria (t Hrnrrvd three rounds at Nejv York at a beaeflt for the dethrone)! monarch of the sluggers. Dar­ ing the bout the crowd got an idea opwhy John L. was licked. A long-standing feud la-tween Peter Rich­ ardson and Hiram Featherstone, of Mis­ souri, has been closed at Bonne Tone. The two men met there and shot each other -to death. Jmlgv Bhalgvtt told n Washington news­ paper man that he would retire from the launch al the beginning of the coming winter. Tuesilny. Sept. SO. Beniamin Tuthill, who wan recently di­ vorced in Chicago by Ida Mullr, lias mar­ ried at New York Miss Gert rude Titus, known on t he Htage as Sylvia Thorne. Rev. Dr. K A. Bridger, n C-ongregational minister of Jennings, La.,- wm cowhldcd in the pulpit because he had denounct-d rli£ women of the city, and declared that the entire town was a cesspool of iniquity. The body of Jnmes Jones, a member of the Diiurille (Ills.) board of education, who luul )<cmi nn-wing since last Tuesday, h.is been found in the woods near Southtown. Foul play is suspected, though a revolver found beid<lu the txxly would point to sui­ cide. -W® The war on the saloons at Madison, Ind., has resulted in the return nf 2,000 indict­ ments, enough to keep the courts busy for three years if disposed of at the rate of four per day. One of tho hired informers told the grand jury that while seeking evidence he had ilrunk 100 >nuill gl;uwcs of beer a -i « xjs itr Bishop Marty, of the diocreeof Yankton, S. D., addrMsed the German Roman Cath­ olic Central society of North America, ami in the course of his wraon exhorted the society to guard it* church, its language, and Its schools. The chief of tho bureau of statistics re;x>rts that •P,<72 immlgnuits arrived in the Vnited State*! during the month of August, against 45,172 for the same month last year. During the eight months ended August 31, Mr. Spurgeon’s Method 1192, the tutal numb«-r of immigrants wai It w^s Spurgeon’s custom to defer osten­ 448,019. against 410,570 for the correspond­ sible preparation until Sntunlay evening'. ing period in 1!AH. Frequently when visiting bint od that, his Officer Dunker was murdered at Cairo by usual day for seeing friendsi I have two young farm bands from Kentucky inquired wbnt hfa subject was to be next named Harvey Ramage and Harvey Fox. morning, and he has replied that be knew 1 no more than myself, and ha» asked me to The munlerera were arrested. Fifteen hundred fnmlture workers at suggest a text. I asked how he vtonld Set Cincinnati arc on a strike for nine houra’ about it and he said in substance) “After fl o’clock family worship 1 bid my work with ten houra’ pay. friends good night ami tako at1jrn in the * LIVE STOCK ANO PRODUCE MARKETS. garden or my study, revolvit f several texts. Presently one strikes i te, and I write on a page of note paper i OMcago* line of thought. Then I read w er my . (‘niraorcHepU I*-1. Following were the quotations uo the boarl library can supply. The ing. I of trade today: Wheat -September, opened when preaching. This for the TSfac. rkraMl 71Hc: OcuAf'-’. Opened and cloeed do the same on Sunday of for tho 724J<-. December, opened 7M4c, eloped 75far. evening. People say I U) origi C..rn .'cplcmber, opened ckaed 4Hc; use all the good things of others October, opened <7fac. c!om-<1 40Hc; May. opened 3>Df, clueod 4fav. Date -September, hold of. .Some of my brethren opened Wac. cloned »c; October, opened or thn-e days writing their Wijc, chawd 3346c; May, opened 87^c, cteaed this advantage, that 1 can be Pork—“September, flO.m, a«6c. sr------ * opened Z r n"'. getting material nil that time.” cloecd fU.'X; October oianied >10.08, clorod It would be absurd to infer that be was January, opened dosed □dt original Imcmuso he made use of the nwearchea and snggestious of other minds. I7XKThis fa done by all speakers on all edbIJvc stock- 1‘ricoa at tho Vniou Stock yards today ranged as follows: Hogs-Markat jecta But he never slavishly borrowed or opem'd rather active on packing and‘shipping in.itnted. All that he read and dlnsenad. •held in solution, crvstollixed around hfa account; best grades, were —about 6c higher; other grade* ware unchanged; own thought and shaped Itself to him, not rales ranged at S4.UCD.tV pigs, »4J0QA.tt he to iL All be uttered had become Spurlight. S4.HKJAUS rough packing, S4.t‘»ifr.‘J0 geoolc.—Good Wordx. mixed, and 35.11*1*5.® heav y packing and ship­ ping lots. Thwarting a floodoo. Market—CatLls active on local and shipping account; prices without material change; AH actors are Kdtstly unhappy It they quotations ranged ut Fi.llKLVy choke to ex­ meet a crora eyed man or womain on the tra shipping steers, H 'Jtv.’•-•<• u'ood to choke way to the theater, ami the only na-tbod of do, $4.lojU56 fair to good. Ltd common throwing off the “hoodoo” i*» to drone the to medium do, yitnaAtu butchers' steers, ys.f>r.M.15 stockera, $1-7563-0) Texaa'stcera, two forefingers and imikn the motion of 38.75 i US range steers, ?<3C-a.tw fcoder*. 31.75 “•pitting” over them. Thi«iv.» very dread­ ful thing to aco accomplished by a fair soubnrtte, or ‘■ingenue,” but aha will usually Sheep -Market rather active; price* un- be guilty of pursing up her pretty month ehaugsd; quotations nuurvd at >4JWftM0 pw snd simularing the offensive act,Ln ease 100 lbs western. fUWAlA native*. Butter-Fancy e,par*toc. SIMftfic: fine creameries, -l«Sc; dairies, fan .-y, fresh. Sg| Sitr. packing block, fresh. WCtiafae. EggsStrictly fresh stock. Uta per d houae stock, IBMiUta. Live �Tnis robberj’ of the Michigan farmer by I the fortdgn producer practically stopped at midnight October 4, 1890. Thu imposition of u tariff of five cents per' dozen did the business: and the sum of S'.’25,OOO p«r annum, formerly paid the Canadian farmer, now goes Into the pocket* of the Michigan fanners-4-ngainst the protest, however, of the [Democratic party. Nor is this all. According to the free trade theory the importation of a tar­ iff on eggsbf five cent*per dozen should have raised the price of eggs to the con­ sumer hurt five cents, it did nothing of the kind. October 4. the last day *ggs were free, they were worth just whuit they hnd been for some time—14 keep up courage. Without democratic centa per dozen. Ti.r.r,,. aid, which at first was scorned aud spum­ TERUL CHANGE IN I’lUCK TO THE CON­ SUMER FOLLOWING THE IMPOSITION OF CLBVBLANO TULLS WHEN >T ed, and then ignominsusly begged, the THE'TAHIFr no other cliaxige.exccpt THE Mand ’KINLEY BILL HAS SHOULD BE RAISED. Thursday, September 22, 1892. people's party will enter a race for third WHAT they were purchased of Micliigun ■ that DONE FOR THEM. place with the prohlbittoulsts In Barry instead of Canadian farmers. ‘ ■ MAWHALL L.COOK. But there is another fact Which ought county. to puzzle the free trader and would do ®l*‘‘, "“1 . so if he eared anything about facta. | 1 • THE KAHTINGS, MICK., FO8TOFVICE, ? Additional Local News. Proved to price Be Gro« Fal»*boo«H — ma- I ‘ While the of eggs was not ‘ __________ - AUGUST 14. 1379terially«f changed in theinDetroit market, I Prophet* Evil Taken Thai* Own See Pancoast’s display of non-magnetlc yet three thousand feet away ’X the watches. Suitable for everybody to carry. Windsor markct the price fell alMOIff the full amount of thk tariff, Ranabbcan S^ustorial Cunv.ntlon. Rentes’’bakery will be prepared to serve One of the .UU-l showing on campaign what few importations Th- ncxnbllcsnw or die fifteenth ssoatorial dis- lunches to all the hungry who may apply luring the that state of 1390 .Inrinlt » cumpjgn to delude t»e poopl'bthepreM-nt howl still[ remain, the Canadian pays the farmers of Michigan were grossly for same during the county fair at greatly kETcu TuSdsv. October 4th. 1WL st reduced rates. eived by the managers und the press About the weealled • fore® bi!lr„v have ’ . i*ottockja for u*'e vet the Democrats, since they of the Democratic party. The McKin- i>een dnren from their «"» tmdo have nomination a candldat- for member o’ the state Miss Hall, the milliner, has just return­ .nd ley bill was passed too late for U?n'£eord.ince wllh a rewltiUon *dopted la ed from a wholesale house In Detroit, people to learn its proris- -tariff reform” entrenchments by U»® ,.“p.„.ot portion .nd rwiprortty. Hao me basis of representauva to this coijven- where she has spent a week In the trinil> and comprehend it* true par­ to i foitows. Each protect will to mlnif department. ts before electron. The Demo-zrats hen bora l.ylng l(n'“l,tr'“1L)r^u entltl*Hl to one delecnle for every LJ00 “I popuk u dishonest ' .Milvantnge of -force MU" Iton'l. “ • cmpnlj1' uuon and frartwu thereof If -mU l/Tlie health officers, otherwise known as Il fact, and filled their papers full of .„enb It U hot .nMther Jt the usual need wo. and each t>n*lnct shslt be one delervte. as shown by thb CentuM of itoo. the -smellitig committee.” has heed making l»mo«»Uo»ltraipt»W<5*<«P'^“,b“ ks misrepresentations <:f it* provisa lour of inspection thia week and found ,Ofi*rr’y aountv-As»rrta. 1; BiWmure.I;B*”?- everything In a fairly good condition. Tou k, purposes and prdmli’e effects, ;.g.xn»t Kepubliean principle.,. To un l OuletOT.l: Castleton. 2: H*»Un«. D Hope. much care cannot l»e exercised in this di­ Alt hough the Republican press stfuve dersuind how bu^ lrai £> the Dcm»1- IrrlnB, 1: John»M*ni. I; Maple hfully to let the people know what emtij outcry egaln.t force In election. rection for the benefit of the public health. th. | new taw was, not a Democratic It I,, nix-cnry only to reml wlint t ie land, 2: Yankee 8pnrw% 1: Ha»U**s eity (one lUpulillcra purty demand* In 1U ier helped to dbsemimite the truth, The fifth annual convention qf the h Democratic m-nagdrs preferred to national platform. Til » I. the plank, field 1 • Carmel 1: Cheater, 1 i IWI*. 1: Eston. 1; republican clubs will be held in Hartman's :p the people in the dark in order to and the only plunk, against which the hall. Grand Rapids, Tuesday, Sept. 27th, Deiooeraac howl about a force bill to be called to order at-10 o'clock a. m. d« eive them the mure readily. - telling the farmers of Michigan is directed: The state convention for nominating candi­ he prices of tin ware, clothing, dates for justice of Supreme court und Wo demand that every clUren of tho *»wC*rlr* of rountv committees are reqnw’- secretary of state, will be held'in the goods, dry gootls, hut*; *hoc* United 8tate« ihall bo allowed to cast ox« ed to forward list ot Wastes of ’heir respee- afternoon. fact nil the nececssaries of life tire counties to the ctodrnuui of this committee greatly advance, the Democrat* la advance of the meepeg of the c?“'*n,t’0D* — --- the climax of their falsehoods UK COUXTKP A.TU Web C. Bali, chief watch inspector of I). II. AISOKn. | - Half. Kenyon, ierting thatwthe McKinley bill such 1.1WH •ludi bo unacted and entorceu the L. S. * M; S.. Cleveland. Ohio, re­ Win *bcure to every cltlren. b©, bo Heli; or DUANR HAWKIN*. ports that he Inspected 2344 watches. Of b farmer no good. Now let us pcor. nattvB or forvlpu born, white or bloc*. this number, 1097 are from tbe Hampton out it, drawing our facts from thU Mtverctan right, guaranteed by tbe Having failed at bulldozing and cajoling Watch Co; 300 from the Elgin and 474 >mo. Ponder well these fact*: constitution. The free und honest popular the Barry conhty (limocrate into support­ from t><- Waltham factories. Tbe rest McKinley tariff act took affect ballot, th.) Ju»t and equal representation of r C, 1890. AU entries of itn- all tho people. k« well u» th*lr .uat and ing his middle-of-the-road ticket our pu­ from seven other factories. John Hess­ ons under the. old tariff act equal protection under tho Iowa, are tuo mer sells tbe Hampton. Elgin and Walt ­ gilistic contemporary ot thq Journal next at midnight, October 4, that foundation of out- republican Inttltot Jon«. ham watches. None but .the best ‘and tho party will never relent It* effort* tried taffy and coaxiqg. That too flatly Saturday night On the follow- until the Integrity of tho bullot and the qnday, eggs, which hud In-fore purity of election* »hnll be fully girargafailed. It It continues to fail, John Sulli­ Some very,fine medals will be given for from the western coufitic® of tced aud protected In every ?tat?. van Dennis could never write -postmaster'’ the bicycle races at the fair. Then* will Ontario into Michigan free of duty, I There is not.the allghLest hint here after his name should Cleveland ye elect­ be four races. open only to Harry County were subjected to a duty of five cents bicyclists. The races will be one-quarter, of force iu election* or federal bayonets ed. ThLt is positively dreadful. So now one-half, one mile and five miles, and per -dozed. ,3^’-Z nt the poll*. That plank demands our desperate contemporary tries another promise to be one of the most exciting nothing mure than the United State* constitution guarantee* to every citizen expedient. He will try to frighten the events'. One of the medal* will cost about 330 at wholesale and Is a beauty. All en ­ —nothing more than is requisite to the democrats into gulping down the dose he tries to race should be made at Fred L. perpetuity of frw popular government. bad prepared for them. He last week Heath’s. *Arv cosyititutloitfil right* Ruch a bogy erected an awful scarecrow, anil expected to the Democratic party? It is with great pleasure tliat we note Grover Clevelunn himself has fully to see every democrat in Bairy county fly the hearty approval the name of Hon. approved the principle* enrtxxlied .in to the cat hole in a state of wild alarm. Frank A. Hooker ia meeting with, as a the national Republican platform. On What did John Sullivan Dennis do In or­ candidate for Justiceof the Supreme court the 22nd day of February last, he der to frighten democrats nod scare him­ There are several candidates to be pre­ lectured to the students of the Michigan sented at the convention to be held In University, at Ann Arbor, on the sub­ self Into the postoffice if Cleveland should Grand Rapids the 27th and while we, by ject of “Sentiment in Our National win? It is almost too dreadful to think no means, desire to detract from the ja»t Life.” After discoursing a while on about. But we will out with IL It is consideration the names of the other candi­ his theme, he said: terrible! The Journal as a last and des­ dates are entitled to. yet we have no "1 Imvc thus far spoken of a people's hesitation in saying that Judge Hooker sentiment as something which may ex­ perate resort to frighten the democrats of possesses qualities that will place him far ist and lw effective uuaer any form of Barry county informs them that the Ban- In the lead of all the resL- As a circuit government and in any national connkr and this writer are opposing the elec­ judge he has been highly successful, hav­ flition. But the thought naturally fol­ ing a ripe experience and his decisions tion of Judge Mow. Every democrat in lows, that If this scnliinent may be so meeting almost universally with the potent in countries ruled by a power Barry county will be expected to drop approval of the Supreme court. His sterl­ originating outside of popular will, dead upon learning the direful news that ing honor, bis impartiality, and hh well HOW VITA I. >ll’ST IT* EXUFTKXCE AND a republican and a republican paper are known reputation as a jurist in the dis­ KEOVLATIOX HE AMONG OTIt COVNTBYactually opposing the election of the trict over which he has presided, will win MEN. WHO HULK THEMSELVES AND AD­ him. and the party too, votes that no In land* democratic candidate for governor. . Since other name can attract. TJIIKK »AI SO MA- ;! MI.M.TM TUK1B OWS r t-AW>. • le** free than ours, the control of the the messenger rushed ahead of the Johns­ governed may be more easily main­ town flood and called upon the people of tained, if those who nre set over them I hereby desire to extend my thanks to that valley of death to fly for their IWes, see fit to make concession to their sen­ no such petrifying, stupefying announce­ the many friends who were so kind to me. timent: yet, with or without such con­ and who assisted sb much after the death cession, the strong hand of force may ment of threatened horror and death has of my husband. Their kindness will ever still support the power to govern. been .made as that stated by John Sullivan Iw held In grateful remembrance. SENTIMENT LS THE VERY Mio*. George Ryan. LIFE BLOODJOF OUR NATION.” Dennis in his shocking announcement Having told hb» hearers how vital a that a republican and a republican paper < Utah School. thing ths sentiment is, he proceeds to are opposing a democratic candidate. We specify particularly of what it consist*, In our items last week we said it was have not conversed with any member ot Homer DePuc who was treasurer of the lie says: "None of u* can be ignorant of the tbe party which our contemporary is la­ Literary society. It should have been IDEAS WHICH CONSTITUTE THE SENTIMENT boring to frighten into an untimely grave. Ernest Edger.—The following have been UNDXRLVING OUR NArtONAL 8TRUCTU1UE. If we attempted to approach one of them appointed by tbe president on the program We know they are— committee: Will Cole. Homer Del’uc, Theae are not theories; they are cold, who bad read tbe last Journal, he might Ethel Brown and Georgln Heath. The hard facts. And what Is true of eggs “A rerennt belief in God, “A sinewe recognition of the value shrivel up from sheer fright: and if* our music committee: Pearl Michael. Ilattle is true of nearly all farm products, so contemporary were not present, he might Beadle. Morse Grigsby and Frank Leins. far as Canadian importations are con­ and power »f moral principle and those qualities ofbeart. which make a noble For marshal#. .Sterling Hogle, Chas. blow away, or get away, or sink into ob­ Lewis, Idv^urd and Txittle I Ake. The cerned, and especially of barley. Prior to the McKinley act the United manhood. livion. But If the demowrat should retain first, Literary will be held Wednesday States was the principal market for “DeVddot to nnreserved patriotism, i “LOVK ro« MAN’S KqUAUTY, bis presence of mind and think the matter evening, Sept 28th. Admission, ten cents. Canada’s surplus farm product*.' We “UnQUKSXONINO TRUST IN POPULAR over. It labarely possible that he might Everybody invited.— With the exception also had a surplus of the same products • of Monday morning, when many of the When Canada's surplus was added to RULE, Jiave less fear for en outspoken opponent, “The extetion of civic virtue aud scholars are unable to get here by nine ours, Was it any wonder that prices than for a man who has been a traitor to o'clock, there has not been a single case were depressed and the tendency was honesty, “F»ith it the saving qualities of the democratic organization in Barry coun­ of tardiness in the high school. — The -downwutd?. * universal ewcation, Sipcc the McKinley act was passed, ty, and one who has sougth, while mas­ divisions of the Civil Gov. class have re­ “Protecton of * frek axd unpkrsolved themselves Into a senate and House Canada has -liad to hunt for other querading as Its friend, to stab It to death VKRTED EXIRESStON OF TUX POPULAR of Representatives. Committees are ap­ markets. But she encountered our re­ and In tbe back at that pointed. bills Introduced and the proceed­ ciprocity act at every step, und she has will, aud “An insisence upon a strict account­ ings of congress are gone through with on met with but little success. It is need­ less to add that her farmers are corre­ ability of pibllc officers as servants of The Journal I* engaged In a desperate, a miniature scale • spondingly distressed. But the pres­ the people. despicable, lying effort to convince the “Those am the elements or Amer­ sure of her products has been taken off .. Church and Society. people of Barry county that there 1* an un- t^Rev. J. A. Bllckenstaff, U. B.. who has our own market aud has left it free to ican sentimmt: and all thesk should <lerstandlog that there will be no prosecu­ been appointed to the local church here, our own farmers, very much to their ad­ BE FOUND IEKPLY IAIUEDDF.D IX TRI vantage, because the expense of Unns- MINDS AND JEART8 OF OUR COUNTRY­ tion of saloonlsts or gamblers if the repub­ is moving to our city and will conduct portatiou to other markets Is saved to MEN.” lican candidates for sheriff and proeecutor services next Sunday, morning and even­ them. "When ajt one of them 1* dis­ ing at Roger’s hall. placed. THE TIME HAS COMK WHEN A are elected. We make this plain state­ RANGER tUUNX SHOULD HE HAMED.” Services at the Presbyterian church ment to the Journal and will stand by 1L All the laguage quoted above is morning and evening. Preaching by tbe Prove the statement, which you put In pastor, evening subject, “Light and Dark , Judge Morse's opinion of the old sol­ Cleveland’s avn aixl L» as strong an diers of Michigan is not a very flatter­ Italic last week: Eyes.” ing one. He thinks he can nse the old endorsement»f. Republican doctrine m can be penne. Il is Die promtee tfiat tfJlm MeKevitt The Y. P. 8. C. E. of the Presbyterian heroes as scarecrows. This is whit he Wliat is the Republican demand fox and Jim Swcaey arc elected the aaltmnn church Sunday evening at fl:30. Conse­ said to 4 Grand Rapids Democrat re­ a FREE AND U RKSTRICHED BALLOT HUNporter: and gambling dene are not to be mnleet- cration meeting. ■ **I talked st a campfire last nlabt and we! K8TLY COUXTO AND RETURNED, but the “free and uperverted expression ol The members of the Penny Gleaner had a splendid lime. Tomorrow I go to the popular nil,’’ which Cleveland ap­ Prove that statemen L and we promise Mission Band remember die meeting next Mason to another soldier's reunion, and re­ turn here tomorrow n tab t. Then I go to proves? ' ‘ Sunday afternoon. that we will neither vote for nor urge the Copemish. In Manistee county, and talk to What Is th Republican demand for The second convention of the Y. P. S. tha soldier's again. I find thlnn looklnj laws to guamtee U»is sovereign right election of tbe two men named. We are very nice, and I think we can manage to C. E. of Barry Co. will be held at Nash ­ perfectly safe In making this statement to EVERY C1TIXX, RXCH OR POOR, N ATTVP ville Saturday, Oct. 1st AU Interested in ■care them some before we get thruajh OR FOREIGN IOHN, WUITK OR BLACK with It.” The Journal has simply and unqualifiedly the work are heartily invited. . but a prattle, . of , If he thinks he can use the “boys in "X Bed. As our contemporary sees the post­ Zliev. Wm. Campbett^fiiled^The Presby­ blue” as scarecrows to keep Republi­ man’s eouaht?” office fading Into the dim and hazy dis­ terian pulpit Sunday In the absence of cans out, he is much mistaken in the What is theRepubHcan demand but tance he grows more and more desperate, Rev. Grigsby. character of both soldier* and Republi­ on evidence u “unquestioning trust in more and t^jre desperately untruthful. •zThe Chatitauquarjs met at tbe home of can*. The Republican party lias no popular rule? The ardjutwlxh of the Bepublleut We are aware that Prosecutor Lowden, it Mrs. P. T. Coigrove Saturday evening and fear of the old soldiers. party la thabuch Mutlnicnu ".h-iuld would aeem for political effect, has now organised for the ensuing year by electing be fcuud eoedded in the mind, and the following officers. and then Indulged in a spasm of enforcing “We believe in the preservation of heart* of ounoun try then." President—Miss Rose Goodyear, The ItapaUcan party insist* that tbe law. But these spasms have never the American market for our American Vice President—W. R. Cook, producers and workmen. We believe thme sentimuts have been “diaplaced’ been frequent nor of long duration; and that the development of home manu­ and that "TIE TIME HAb CDM* A good number was present and every­ several of tbe cases are hanging fire on the facturers tend* directly io promote the BEKAlSEl’i*0’^ SIUNAL SHOUtl court calendar yet. No one can doubt tout thing points to a very pleasant and profit­ interest of agriculture by furnishing a able year. To anyone who can spend an home market fur the product* of the that Barry county will be fax better served '’“"‘k11 Benubllhour a day in reading or study, and there can to vote fr Harrison and Reid. with Mr. Sweczey ** prosecutor than with are but few who can. we moat heartily farm, and thu* euisncipatiag our farmers from the transportation Mr. Lowden. Any attempt to make James recommend tbe Chautauqua work. charges which they must pay when H. MeKevitt appear as a man who would their product* seek diatant market*.’’ —Benjamin Harrison. agree In advance to neglect bls duly, bears Kame and residence. AgeHa own refutation, and only representa 1 Wm. H. Wright, Freetwt 29 Hie Free Pros idolizes Judge Morse l jMiiilf K. Itayin md, Treutoo, Canada, K! the truthfulness of the one who makes the J?1 t Hib h Graham. Houe, - now, but wlien he und the other “boys revenue only, ece*aary to n»» c™f Marla L. Edgerton. Cooper, Mich, accusation. in blue” went to the front that copper­ P~,M. ror<b^na.o. a.t.?2 i II. V. Iroomlt. Hop*. head sheet threatened them with “fire » Clara E Psvwr. Hope W. Morphy. City,­ in the rear.-' The Free Press hasn't The people's party nominee for governor 131 1. OnrUlr Lu-y Wsnwr, 'Sly. changed but Morse has. 1 1 s«.a- D-B kck, onmgwtlle, will Mt poll as many soles in Barry coun­ laUout to r i tf*tuv Rjumss. Hope. ' ty as will the democratic nominee for that 1 Pflny DUon, Maple Grove, The Lnnsing Journal objects to John i» '■ ,unv Mraiti, Kalamo. office. And the people's nominee will not Dem"*u a prouoUw T. Rich Ixjeause he has been on office­ 134 ' EUi>.rr Nsriow, Cattivhelitowo, holder bn- 20 yeir*. Judge Morse h-m ooll 1.400 votes. And yet, to read the been an office-holder for 21 yeun> and Journal you would think nine-tenths of . Aman-ia VanArmre. Mwhiide. in two pcMjcal parties. 1. Wm. K. HlttW, < artUktrn. tbe voters of Barry county had goae over I To ve w- Fair kroinql; The question is not whether a sol­ to the populate. Tbe Journal', party k ' > and collect tariff dut'ro dier shall be the next governor, but •xcept for ttaj whether a De.nderat shall be. Judge u< ’ MICHIGAN FARMERS. Hastings Banner. I BOO THE DANGER SIGNAL. editorial notes. I If'l I .* > found motb fore 1. “pr coun Pairs of Boys, Misses and Childrens school shoe! just received, the best line in the city, made by V. Schoeneckcr, Milwaukee. work givin ' ROSS LEWIS & PIFER, line ol fine hand tujned shoes. Fine line of GENT S KANGAROO SHOES. Also, LADIES SPRING HEEL SHOES and SUBBEH: to match. 1 am showing the best and most satisfactory line of; bootAh and Rubbers ever offered and prices are right. Remember that with every Jao cash trade you -et the fat Worlds Fair Guide and Atlas. Call in. : UR r. Q. STOWELL IH running -a a IT—“ Of a kind. ••T of t whit who of th i and 5 anyt have mon men you but ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A SEWING MACHINE? •onc abou ing in Ir jBM If so, buy of the man who sells at the same price to the poor man'or woman as to the rich Hewontcliarge you $55 for a poor machine and sell the same style of machine to an­ other for $25 as do some dealers.. Oh. no! The Dollar of the Poor Man 7 Ih just, aa good to.TravJas the dollar of the ricli, He .. .-U ...h The Light Running World Renowned Domestic, The N<-w \ Home and some other first-class machines. He will sell you a machine for n small pajuient down and the balance iu nioiffhly payments if desired; It will pay you to call on him before you buy Needles, oils and parts for all machines. T. PHILLIPS. ✓ « -in th talk Engl don’t ride, coun Hav Len will unie and whic coun -E the tbe Irish Zet ia d Iris ble som dra the “ mon did can the The tho am pat kno wh IT’S A “JIM DAW, "The stock of lumber and shingles lately purchased by Bentley, Tomlinson & Rider At their yard can be found all die latest .novelties in hemlock boards and studing. The latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. . Their No. 2 shingles are "justtoo sweet, for anything.” dir® gur Am my mm silk rig ma tri clo •ai An Th it ott hit hh th fortieth it ANNUAL FAIR! w 11 bt fa PREMIUMS RACES AND SPORTS $2,500 1,000 Best premiums and best sports ever offered Balloon ascensions and other special attractions. the soc^*0oo-^mProvemenls this yew in the buildings and grounds of Come everybody and make this fair eclipse every pred- '■ TICKETS AT USUAL RATES ASA PENNOCK. Pres. MORRIS H. BURTON". Sec v GUY MANNING, Tress. • I �A WOMAN’S HEW. •lout tho good ot their counter bul who think of nothing but spending practical wav money sway from iL‘‘That'll It." I «aa. y(m 'J1’‘"“•■■Ion. Protection should ASFiRATJCN. ends of tbe handles. He carefully bal­ ances himself by tbe ride of the boat, and In tho countries of Europe in which the the motion of the Lout on the water ;«md* nlllt*r3r WOM-Tiption cxijrts many tricks tbe sharp teeth in the mud at the bottom AT THE TARIFF. : ire resorted to by conscripta in the effort ‘CHUGGING" FOR THE SUCCULENT of the river. He works C;.« ruken. one han­ x> escape service. Often men have been . ’« JU°" w ,b« workiuKman-. dle In each hand, arountf In the mud. Fiknown to mutilate themselves, as by cut­ BIVALVE IN PARKERTOWN. T..t*. Ho nprerents this conntry-he U naliy, after much patient ecrap’og, bo ting eff a forefinger, in order to render tbe bono and smew of it Th, greate-t closes the teeth of tbe rakes and band over . Wbh U. “4 I-™ uicnw-ms unfit for the sen-ice. Pretcndmorality, the greateot ambition are band be pulls up the long pqle with a cu­ ™, o» iu, term aware ed inability to see fa exposed by tho sur­ found rnuoug the working people, aud rious looking clawful of mud, jwbbles and geons without greafc difficulty, but pre­ _____, . . . ■ thev have bare m«ib <1... tended ■desfaeas sometimes bafiles the ex­ clams. ; y. . -- ----.MAMXllJ woat it 18. . , f.rrret'onaence.j '--------------------------------------------------------------they °P®° ita gates to free trade aminers. . The content* cf the row of curved prongs ..■.rial f(:orrt*pond«noej are emptied on a board flush with the gun­ A countertrick on the part of the offiSt-pb-3.—It came about in 'rages will go down, down, down ' blbts, o t*ia al cncl1 human cere was for some time effective against Parkertown cannot be found on the map, wale of the lx>it, and 1:1s experienced eye* . ( ighteen-yeaxMild boy | antil ithey become what the working- ’• this fraud. Tbe recruiting officer, after a no matter bow much you look, yet, to use quickly tell him which are tho best clams. . - wlmt protection meant, ®en arw<>u the other side of the witter— eonscript had pretended to bo deaf, re­ the expresxive words of an old clammer, A* be p|pks out tbe good clams ho throws with that wisdom usually ^onsolato human beings, with no marked in an ordinary tone of voice, "Yoa "there are 150 votes and 200 fights” in that them into the bottom of the boat aval the I tbfa! “ b d tee ,o a *wld like i said. • "Go ask your PieasiM* memories of the past and no are unfit for the service; you are free.” In little village nestled under the red clay mud isdumped back into the water. Some­ । -Louise C. Moulton ia Y<mth">Companion. . , .r । r I hesitated a bit be- । h^P&*or 4 W, future. many cases the recruit showed by evident cliffs of tbe New Jersey highlands on the times the ckxmmcr is very lucky aod : him wluit I thought of it, ' ’’mnn who comes an emigrant to ' signs of satisfaction that he bad heard the banks of tho Shrewsbury river. Way strikes a spot that is doubly >.rocked with remark. bock in the firn half of this century, when clam’, und then be gets enough in a couple ■ . ha “My boy,”answered ■ country, who works well, make? ' He was then recalled, told that he bad the outlet of the Shrewsbury Nver, instead of hours to do for a whole day’s work. id th-' salvation of your ’ himself an American citizen and votes lat^ra it .!!:■ an" putting the Ameri- ! properly, will, it is more than possible, J* '» 'h« Uhorot been detected in his fraud, and sent to tbe of being into Sandy Hook bay, was through This method is called “chugging,” amt is barracks. a stretch of low ground or beach that sep- that generally practiced by tho people who . i ’"o the pocket of that great Uve his son, born here, represent compwutjon manner, absohe lived lu the mart After a time, however, the con scripts be­ aratx'd the river from tho Atlantic ocean, live in Parkertown. oTthJt’iW*0^1 *“ work «»>J Deglccttal . m< • and women, the । “ff hts _2'vn People and speaking for" of the table. After the rakes have »««« gone many times tab]e' Lis cook, used to fall came too wary to be caught in this trap, there was a bar running out from the ! Americd. It means »h«n* Where else does such a state of ’mmri’ “P^irJLhen her j "They liad heard of the trick, and were on mainland to the beach. The remains of into the water Rider looks at tbe sun und Coring these says It U is -----near — dinner : t.nr wages for good work. । exist? I tell you, my son, protec­ dfabS oTlft J----- 1—L------on - .I — ------ "time. AH *“ over the herduinty , the lookout for this remark, and when it this liar have served os .. foundation 212 tt2 .'.2:2"~ making “2*1!?" *~r tbe clamtners for , them the time to learn । 18 ^’he the floral umbrella put over was uttered they mode no sign of intelli- which tbe hardy clammera have built river you can. see tUttcs. One of his friends writes: their cottages. There h quite a little ril- tbe beach. They all have that queer, 3 v -rk as it is done by the best a oridul couple—at first you just think tiM,?TL*!? her C00”-’ ,uu> h!* on |1 pence. lage, and as clamming pays pretty handchoppy stroke, and somehow they all make laitely the French officers bar? invented p oe. bringing a delirious consomme and ' IPeople who don't think ; protty, l»ut after that when you con­ a nv7r new “trap,”’ inc the *uccess success of which which fa a some profits, most of the cottages are sup- ; good time. Tbe beach is ,a lively spot trembling with eagerness tn «... t I “ . ^materials Ifing cheaper in । it yon know that it means the tak- id Balzac would catci; right of i'erI **“r,ou now. Tbe rowboats are generally anchored ’ " ^lustration "* ‘ of* the -1_ ingrained —1—3 cour­ plied with thu comforts of civilization. ..:[ 1 in France—people who of ,ths gentle bride through Whole foniilks are engaged In catching, a little from shore and the owners, in their tesy, or he would teas back his mane of hair with* JZv ™ nt least the " assumption of cour­ >y frteks on the other S00*1 weather and through bod. Once toh£ '."‘‘a" lh' “‘‘,1 "d“'“ ' tcry, aa!~on “ the part ot Frenchmen of all “shucking,” stringing or packing clams long boots, wade in. Horses and funny down in this amphibious village. The ' two wheeled carts orc driven right out Into duty on them and then trade gains a foothold here, there iu.bfa roughest and most surly voice• 1 CuuincB,. sons follow in the footsteps of their fa-1 the water and the clams are quickly ahov. ■•• have got them cheap. ' he • nothing --------- --------------but bad--weather. —*• iivw, Now, ■ 1 • 4--------- i uuu t waiitanvtii * A*tcr "You 'are free” has failed to 1 'lou 1 j my boy, I have tol*l yon all I know- M ,nc ’ UU’S’ 1 excitp •“? (>{ npdenrtanding in the tbers, marry, settle down, rear children , eled into them. Some of the Itoats have about protection." I ‘Tint mo«l eu W u; rain y, ,, h . 2^°';',"th" cora,,‘»“1 to go U -hoot- and live over again tl:t simple, fighting I boen hauled high and dry ou the shore, ■Bat mowl.u will Lb hral.h if be r.t. THE WORKING FEOPLB. —atnn ___ ____ . • ............. ... . “Well” said bn i . goes on In sliis wavmw.i-n n-n'i < at him. He starts out of the room, tbe live ot their MCtore. Tl«- oMett Inbxb- \ end the betmen eooo bare lain. wb™l,>i them at the expense [ itant does not remember when the Parkers । barrows full, with which they start for tho’ Jto.ll Ho rote, tho Republican "ticket. ' S" ’ . Ho Totra tho Republican ticket, ' thM?,?' igiuan—and ‘ " did not catch clams and fight out their the cottages. ..,™ W u if to him. “ d 'hra S wat, tno to iwoony. ' G 2„.r ’ “ -nt . A basketful of clams fa put by tbe ride have any' quarrels wit h nature’s weapons. Yet they ren Wonging to him, and when ho wants mo area simple folk, pleased to extend hos­ of every member uf the family and shuck­ ingry I'Kiks the story . t,nnK explained to mo ho sends mo to ; Then the good soul would tn™ lVou n,i«ht nt lpftKS R,,ut tho <»<»!" ing begins. Tho shells are thrown to one pitality toward a stranger, and, for people i,^..r go.., are the , ^-tbor. ” -------------------•r gets, are the , , sjowiy, mut'eri. who get their living from the water, hard side, and the clams are dropped into a 10>ng cf f rec trdde ' Andi find that is what most clever please mossicu! foot tank about eighteen inches wide filled i .. n nun in now working aud saving. . husbands ,lrt do. I»=•*■ sabel on. We can do — A. • M ”allon --------- . •• good it -----smells! Why should mostfeu keep The season for clams begins in March with fresh water. There is none of the a quick turning ot the man ’ * bead. He I me in his service if he doesn't want what I iu oh ciams fun of a corn shucking there, as every one it in thia country—we j and ends the last of Juno, and ns dams la then called back and told Chat he baa , do for hinp” A FOREIGN VIEW. •.tins, we have got the I happy and i» trying to get through, and as for oyster | This " as too much for Bnlznc. He called been L und fit tor tho »ervice.—Youth’s are plentiful the clammero are 1_r,. 1 contented. , A man has to bo extraordina­ shuckinje, with the songs of- tbe negroes as i .' 5...L we have got the Wbat Our Neighbors Say Concerning Our , her back, ■ - >*.««». drunk IW the wup soup Bt at a a gulp, aud and Companion. rily lazy or slow not to make from S3 to they ply the knife, it cannot be mentioned nanufhcturcrs may tbll I mil.) in in his him kindest voice,.. as . . t«,he...went . off — Protection Policy. : said, 13.50 a day, und the labor rule of eight in tho same connection. It is work, and •rkmen have to learn, The London Spectator of recent date, to ^er kitchbn; hard work at that. The professor hud been inveigled into be- houra is n long one with him. lifter the last clam has lost his shell, the workuir.u who comes ] commenting on‘the political situation 1 “Now, Rose, don’t let this happen jminenting on Out in the little harbor or pulled up on tank is filled and emptied twice with fresh jmi coming a political candidate, for it was agnin." , I. th. iu gets in exchange for .in says: '' . j the United States, «aya: ।i ”*vw'u .u'» ' known that he had written nereral able the beach In fron^ of the village are the water and then filled up with brackish .ii.l a n miserable nitrTho I'l,n Democratic party has i. 1■' and pit- ‘ with vir-' if® ’1 *I,eney" ,boi work- -n "The Science of Government.” row and sail boats. Right after breakfast water In which tbe clams arc allowed to L°n for *° belovt1 ‘Th« Eth,c» ot Politic^” “Tbe Beatl- —and the folks hi Parkertown cat break­ stand for some time. The brackish water : ‘..me with a garden 1 tuul unanimity not only adopted an anti- wi^Thn to “firm and plump” them They -movls where hia boys : protectionist programme, but has chosen ' n.?- . hTi *Grk<[ b-v hH "*"«inta ‘hit I tudre of tho Ballot” and other aubjecta, fast nt a time when tha city workingman seems for hfa -wm! braVt ftUUM: "Dd dl"I,len*ur® and the faction taking him up frit the need Is thinking about getting up—tho dammer I nre then strung on strings in bunches of >l- rdneated, and the feel- as its " candidate ••• - 1 a politician whotse name twenty-five, pocked in barrels and shipped Qj Ill(U) lo p1 before the conven- starts for his boat. He take, down his to i good. New York. These nre the soft clam* a iuiU-jK-ndent man. is synoriymons with what wo mean by “ : * . ■ tion with. The professor was innocent of earn, rakes, hoes and nets, with “a snack" that nre used for chowders, broils, and for ■. ! about all the trouble free trade—that is, tariff for revenue Hn Wm Al»rntmlndr<l, any crime, hod never seen any boodle, wm cf to satisfy his cravings if he gets hungry all cooking purposes. „ u know what caused it purpejses only. Tito manner in which < He is one ot those youths who aeem i clean private record and there was nothing out on the water beforca 1 o'clock dinner. Tbe hard clams are shipped in the shell .■ rich people going tc tho Democratic party has adopted the brighter than they really arc. He had In hfa whole life that the newspajK-rs could Tho rakes arc queer looking tools to a and brim; nlxiut the same price—fl.25 to tL50 a thousand. Durintr the season there । n-i their money, and that principle of free trado is especially re­ never clerked m a dry goods and furnish-j find to fling mud st. So the professor was landsman. There nre two kinds. On the is an average of 7t*),000 hard and soft : • ibk- in this country soon markable. Protection—i. e., the raising ing store, but hfa favorable appearance ' inveigled into the scheme and on tin- day stern of every boat is a crosspiece, on clams per week shipped to New York. nt- n rie up in their might of duties fur other than revenue pur- and indorsements concerning hfa honesty I of the convention a reporter approached which the long rakes, with n thirty foot Wednej-lsya and Thursdays are the Iraslest pole, rest. They ore something like a days, and then the clams nre sent in by, I - buy alnything except that poflrt—has been condemned as uncon* secured him a position. He was to net ns i him. "I believe.” insinuated tho wily reporter, garden rake, Only the teeth nre longer and tbe load.—New York Herald. •_ • liitiil made iu their own ■ stitutional, and therefore if.the Demo* assistant to the gentleman in charge of ; । the Indies’ hosier)* department. The sec- ' “that your wan! has instructed for you, curved sharply, so that they will bite into I cratic party triumphs protection must ond day after be began work the clerk in j prufewor?” the mud at the bottom ot the river. They THE WHITE JASMINE. ■ n of ;x*ition, realizing j go, root and branch, as something op­ ‘ charge ot the counter was ill, and failed to : “Sirj” exclaimed the guileless, professor1-, work like a pair of sefasora. The short . - ari tending—that is, [ jrosed to tho in<titutiona of the United ; put in an appearance. The new man frit ‘ *o indignant that even the reporter was nt rakes are only about fourteen feet long 1 knevoahe Uy above me. and, with tho hoes, nre used In shallow Where the casement all the night rinctsw of' Wales ’’’ and’ states. The vote by which this de- ! that lie was fully competent to run the1 a low to account for it. business. . . I “I l4g your pardon,” he said, “I meant water. «a«r. The «take nr.v itself is about -...w three feet Shone, softened with a phosphor glow -have tried to make<« cision was carried was a very heavy one. Of tymraihi-tlv llgbt. । A very beautiful young larly approached . no offt-nse. I mc-rriy desired to know if long, fa made of iron or steel and is very mdble. and today Lady Five hundred and sixty-four memliers him and rctunrkiil: And-thaibrr fiedtfdns spirit pure ' your wnril had instructed for you, sir." strong. strong. One Oneof ’ofthe tbepeculiar peculiar features featurescfcf he viceroy of Ireland; voted for it and only 843 against. Was pluming taut for Kight. ' “I bought some da kings of the gentle- I But the professor fired up this time these 2._ rakes is the backing just above tbe9 . iiing puseiblo to push Nor is this all. Mr. Shearman de- mon in charge of this department yester-' more fiercely than before. | teeth, against which the clntns are pushed , teeth, against which the clams are pushed Each tendril throbbed and quickened - it many of the fashiona- dares that ""the most significant part of day and, if ygu phase, I should like to I "My wnnl ------ * ‘knows -------------nothing ‘ whatever when ' the " rakes " arc closed ■ — * just »•— ’before * pull•­ As 1 nightly climbed apaw. And could scarce restrain the l.lnvoms qtiinvd with it, aud many the vote consists in the fact that the change them.” about, it. sir,” he protested vigorously, ing tip. When, sneer the desSln-.ri"place, George Parker. Jim Ruler, Joe Brown, I • have it upon them., 1minority was composed almost entirely | T* There was something about the young ,I “She fa a young Indy who fans absolutely . .... . .. -------------“ Iler gentle whbpcr thrilled me :i.-.'.n thinks she has done I of men who heartily approved of the de- . bcanty that fascinated and bewil- ! nothing to do with politics and has never John and Jim Taylor are the boss clam­ Ere „..j ! sal'l anything to me on the subject of ray I mere of Parkertown, and it wm In Rider ’s I • gazed upon her face. f her oanrry when she ’ cifiou. bat who feared that the people dered dcred him as ns be bo hast *1’’ respondctl: rrspondeti: hastily “Er—yes ni, but I presume you uau had betcandidacy,, sir, except! to dinuade rue from ,' boat that Ix Haw tho rakes at work. We time you OCl- ; uuiuiubaj ialkm. ixxav v ,I I wailed, darkling, till tho dawn . .Li. t .r l.er.mngo^iM.1 .X larg. wm not pmare.1 for .ucb » wr „ „ ter „„ not attempt it „„ here Tbe ’rx.^ ladies’,x^:i_. O..l.l anrf frnnx tha * - 'j Should touch me Uta bloom, toilet . •nea.rlnt. entering th* tbe rLjtH**! political Arid, and IT sincerely 1 had .knewt shoved rJT off from the ahrxra shore and and V Rider ' ■ 1 to LuglUh loumX. That Is I radical utterance, while the raajonty thi „Jt While all my living panted hope that you will not get her name in tbe soon had the; oars in the locks rvujjy for To outpour Its first perfume. i:iT ! Innlnrlod X'ou' .i above. ___ sx” papers in any manner whatever, sir.”—De-1 work. Did you ever sec a clammer row? | nt ro to n-nch. n-ach. included ♦hxZnntirw the*entire dxalxxrflrinn delegation frrttn from New ’ When, lol u paler Cower than mine when the yourt was inj York, who iiavo hitherto been among : Of course "liis 'Incivility waa reported und ■ trail Free 1‘resa, I have seen tbe blue and the crimson cu Hud blossomed hi the gloom! ; the Thames ami seen how Bob Cook had be w.-w discharged, anti all fa-cause be was j shopkeepers apid th<y i the most obstinate opponents of any- ; . .. „ . . . —John B. Tabb ia Harper’s. His Point of View. put in bis fine work, but the clammer's •y much, as the Amen- 1 thing savoring of ^rco trade, and who Impressible and afawotminded.—Chicago | “Like all thoroughly bod bovs, he is stroke was a revelation. Rider bad it to ic over there and spend strove to defeat Mr. Cleveland upon that I Times. named Willie." said Dr. T. Hamilton I perfection, and as he proudly told me: "It ’ s w why do they do it? I ground." Mr. Shearman is confident 1 ,The Llon of st> Mark. Tbe hose uwd ia sprinkling the plazas of Burch In the course ot a description of one ’ born in 'er man. He can rowan that’s Paris is n queer contrivance. It consists :r money here, uml tho I indeed that tho Democratic parte n» a ) ,Th, ,ynil,,i o( lb„ Venetian republic- | of his Juvenile patients, “and I have bail j all." It is almost impossible to describe of length* of iron pipe, each length mount­ riotism is in circulating be considered as ds ttnaniman- tbefamoju Lion of SL Mark-wbisb. after , him under my rarft since his 1—— whole may now Lo .»ucuu debut ,.in u this , it except r- — as r h quick, jerky . motion, seem........ — •■* ed at the eo.. on ebort axles having two r.. brief a jean. — ago. a A ;\ Ingly all up -P laud --- down. The oars are । in your own country, inions for free trade and against the ’ bdng Teatored. has been replaced on Its hemisphere, tome five Hmnll wheels, and the lengths joined to­ ta at ” Venice,Is made i ! .brigliu-r ■ . young one nqver . .. lived, . .and ........ while .«« never feathered, ...a and It does not seem to re­ gether by short pieces of flexible bom.— .vn people. That is tho taxation of the consumer in tho interosls , column in tbe Ploeeeua among the he fa always in trouble, hfa misdeeds In- ’ quire any exertion on the part of the clam­ “ Amt-r./an women do not of the producer. Bnt if the Denu».Tats ofbrow. Thyrel. a tradition New York Sun. ” ’ variably just area large majority of the voters, and Venetian people that ite eyes are diamonds; variably develop on au element of humor that,. nier. mer. He I« jm ». sits there and jnl» hfa oars ■ y have got to learn and - - -' * . . . . they ure^cally white agates, faceted. Its naves him from tbe much threatened, but into the water, never seems to really pull in teaches. I . if the Democrats are determined to put J mane Ls most elaboratelywrought, and its ■ nerer xie.Trr applied, consequences. ^He a them the alorfg". 'He ”* has 1 ~ i on *** “*** and yet *'* “ boat goes ni«wtr» rr« Young Housewife (in the kitchen)—Cook, an end to protection, it is obviously safe |■ retracu*l.*gnping mouth and its fierce vein of cruelty in him—there’s not one J can keep his stroke up all dwr, and a clam1.K r.Y .MIlS. QARR1SOX. what are you doing there’ ehild inn thousand that hasn’t—and the mer was never known to sa^ bo was tired on did her best in this to predict that the days of protection are mustaches give it an oriental aspect. Cook—I’m washing the fish. one thing thatcreature particularly to him . from . 1 rhe wore at tho inau- numbered. I The as it appeals now stands t.clongs to rowing. Young unV right, over*tbe U V Uclam M»A AX AAV.A V^AU< A - — — - - — -Housewife ...... ..... —Oh, - —,that ------ --’s totally ------- --------But WU we AM are bctls^n*! a brobade woven in many different epochs, varying from some is the drowning ■>( newborn and undeair- jI KAUL in v very deep water, so so deep deep that that Rider Rider is is • necessary. It has been all its life in tho able kittens. ,; iu ®r7 'l** 1!’ water, England ia^ddentlr 1-ing it. trade , mills. designed and made by ..... . . .. . .by .. “In company with hfa side partner, an ’ compidled to hold the rakes the veryf water.—Lanuon‘F»t Bits. ■ tury, It is conjectured that it may have : an dressmaker. Then, too, in cottou mrfnafacturt*5. Tho govern- I originally formed a part of the decoration equally IsuJ little boy whose mother will :• ■ n remember tfie silver gray ment return, issued a few weeks ago. 1b of some Assyrian palace. St. Mark’s lion Insist on calling him Pettie, he will travel ■ i. which you all liked so deals with the trade for the first rix 1 it certainly was ..... - - fur it was any distance to witness any uf these ex­ not originally, i lu'it was made of American months of this year and the same period nuHie stand level upon tbe ground, and ecutions. and what ho doesn’t know about •:••! with lack manufactured in 1890 and 1891. It makes the follow- ' had to be raised up in front to allow the the proper disposal ot surplus kittens is ■■ in New York city, and the ing statement of exports for the six cva:.«el to fa- slipped under its fort-paws.— not worth acquiring. 'It so came about ’ that Sunday evening Willie had his list ot j w*.-; just as pretty and tbe months terms: P«H Mall Gazette. relations Increased to the extent of two IfSO. l«l. IMS.-----------------------------1* dainty as any that ever twin brothers. He was presented to them ‘rough a French'or English Trunk, in soon afterward and eyed them long and critically, while his comment upon them \;S CLOTH!Xa ABROAD, siid the bov. 1 "aren’t men’s tailment of production. Eitheiunethod t haVe bftngman’a ropes among my pco- I family. ‘«*'Say,’ AnaHs finally nlocd piped the gentle ejper?’ 1 laughed at this and would be disastrous to labor and lead to , ple^f t.xcin|me<i one well known farce- William, "let’s keep tbe one wiz ze blue ryes! ’ ’ ’ — New York Commercial Ad ver , : c n remember your Cousin the inauguration of a great strike. The j uuiu comedy on ----------noticing con>i ’cu^ manager ------c- ------ upon . ■ ck coat? He thought ho Liverpool Mercury*-Wat<‘s the situation one — of -*•«■ •— » lady i«dv be he lister. the trunks belonging «•<. to a bad just brought nt large expense from null sum for it in London, bnt as follows: i home he liad to pay a tailor A resident at Montauban, who had Both manufacturers und merchants east to west. And Mich n horror hud he of :t. Stiil it wasn't right, complain that at the pretent rate of ont- the “hoodoo” effect upon bu* compnhy, bought n dozen fat geese ready killed, , were a woman addicted to such methods found inside one of them a little purse ebn-' to another tailor; still it lav.they cannot make both ends meet to remain n member of it. that he quietly twining several louis d’or. From subsc- ‘ ■ and at last he went to an- Thu operatives, through their official paid the astonished newcomer two weeks’ qnent inquiries it apj*ared that the good ' vhv had the frankness to tell representatives, urge that the amend­ salary, adding her fare back to New York ’woman who had reared tho geese and i ..'■re was no uso trying to do ment of the existing state of affairs is Byway of compensation for discharging slaughtered them, and who had died three I ai‘>i-y with it,as. although no tailors not to be found iu a reduction of wages, her.—Chicago Post. days before they were offered forMie, had | Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants ni :.’.l • . ifi cut iiko the American ones, but in a diminution of supply. On all been in the habit of secreting her ravings 1 and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor in all sorts of queer places. One of the . ;i i:. , c;.n't make a good job out of rides it is admitted that something must had found the purse and swallowed Young Hopeful — Mamma, did you tell ; Engh .h botch. So poor Arthur found be done if Lancashire is to maintain its other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute The treasure was promptly handed | Lin>. ii. :i.i the old proverb goes, with present position as to the great field of papa I’d got to have a bicycle? for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. x> her niece, who had taken the geese • Mamma— Yes. but he raid he conldn t ■ ■ '■ >n| on his liands. His fenglish this vast industry. to market. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years* use by afford it. . .... co.it w'.iiIdn'X fit. couldn’t fit, and ho But instand of thanking the honest gen­ “Course he’d say that; but what did you had rim djubtful pleasure of knowing Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays . tieman for this act of restitution, she pre­ Tbe issue of Kuhluw’s German Trade that he could have got a coat for one°"T argued iu favor of iL bnt he re- tended that each of the twelve geese h ri feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, half what this had cost him, could have Review of July 20 contains tbe follow­ in its stomach a purse lined with napo^-trgued! Hub! If it ud been anything loons and threatened to bring an action cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves had it made of equally good cloth, and ing interesting statement: * -It is thought that the votes of the you svanted for your own self you’d acried against the purchaser of the '"succulenti teething troubles, cures Constipation and flatulency. wotihl have fitful him and been of electors will shortly d^troy'MeKinJey’s a little, an then you’d got it. —Good polmipedi” aforesaid.—Il Popolo Romano. ► cif u.m;. though just inside the collar Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach ’•■■■Mild have l>een an American tailor’s work in the immense transatlantic News.____________ and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas>* union; will dispense with the password stamp > Tbe Chinese consume n great deal of of ■ America fur Americans7 and by toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother's Friend. n ve ,-ieen the storm coat that was Go,.rolDgd<—uot ramba In pork, which cost, very little- because pigs brought over to me? My measurements giving * ^ilendid victory to tbe Dmo- dlnvd.r to bappea u>d thra puaUbi^ IL of the razor back species are plentiful P*111*® It consists in seeing every smallest wander­ everywhere. The pig is tbe domestic ani­ were sent exactly, und the result is that cratic I»rty will open * Castoria. Castoria. I have a <w.t that trains on the ground, trade." Tbe rame erticle ««ye tb*1 11 ing ot attention at its very“« a°*’ mal par excellence. She sleeps in the liv­ tbe Democrat, raxeod.tbe indoetriee ot so preventing disorder. To do this the ing room, recognizes her name aud dis­ “ CMtcria Is aa excellent medldns for chil­ 1 . Is for me in the neck, and “ Castoria is so well adapted to children that teacher must be conscious of every pupil plays In her intelligence the inherited re­ dren. Mothen hare repeatedly told mo of IU whir-, it would cost more than it is Saxony depending upon the at orery second. Nothing is ewlcr than sults of centuries of tracing. The pig is good effect upon their children.” worth to have altered. Next season I’ll market will bo revived, fur Um. roeeon fed at every meal of the family; during this when one can do It.—Harpers. Da. O. C. Omood, buy a new ,,j,0 yf an American rnanu- that the goods they mak. .raw* ।bejo the rest of the day she forages for herself 111 So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, M. Y, cheaply produced In th. Lnltod। &*“• ‘ Now if those measurements CbeeMmnking in Canada hiw enormous­ in tile streets, fields and drains.—Interview M in Germany, “owing to the high price • Castoria U the best remedy for children of “ Our physicians In tho children’s lepsrtin Washington Star. to any big shop in New ly improved within-recent /*■«“ * which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not erf the method of instruction which bw 1 ’fk. Philadelphia, Chicago or Boston of wages. Forged Nlcket. been promoted by the government la senc‘ ■•ild inive got a coat that would have Imz eutepetent inf.tructore among the Dr. Stephen A. Emmons claims to have ( •Hied me dt-cfnt]jv Then, too. when we gtead of tbe various quack noettrunx* which ore regular succeeded in forging uickel. Ho says the , ■ r :heru we bought a lot of | metal is as strong as steel, can lw made ns I'1 ' ।• •..rfikiTchiefsaa presents. They | morphine, soothing syrup aw! other hurtful >n P.U. ot the IW Ilioul.1- bv k-p> cheaply and is ns i.nsci'ptiblc of as bright «ilar»-.r«L To b»l. ckabiagoaw a polish os silver. It» advantages over i ; • 1 be immensely cheap. They : th(MM, conntrlM Uxrrxo Hoacrrax. axd Dunarautr. steel are that it is water and acid proof. I ;• i ent; u> be both cheap and nasty, | In other trar.ls, lie aaserts it will not rust. | ' '■ '' it tit st visit to the laundry tbe ; wA ^*1* r’lblo lo COM. —Philadelphia Ledger. Tbo World prlut. a 11* '■"-•■miiiu. might colors faded, and they j whleb it prwWma «» b»™» ‘ w 1%. ardor ef meertchnum has nothing to were vsli ewoly miserable to look at.” nu Point of View. ■**2-'.___r-nirr* frotU PUrt? tRADB TOR M11.U0KAIREB. ’ Daughter-Ho says he worships tha 1 u‘-n. questioned the boy, ‘‘free eavwu w •—-----ground I walk on. -T'.d- id fvr dis benefit of the millionaire journals tbs Farmer—He does, vh ? Then p raps he’ll a.fe coopl* In WKO. nw”11"* f" Mid not for Ui« workingman? It is for lens*. Ns hsaast i help me to pay off the mortgage on IL— L12w.nl mlinblv •latl«*K».li” w uw btudW of th* buyer and not the spesting Exchange. {EJtlfctfItunon-J wwlteo. ^’tfacturw? I» is for tbe benefit of , allioace will • v ■ wopk who d«n’t trouble themselves pnblW importer.-®** J of looking ure tbn: bind me to this world of HOWCLAJfS ARE DUG. bSISI What is CASTORIA , ' �What we originate Many imitate Notice out display in Floial Hall. elections. The republican column is solid and strengthening. And with theccrtalnty of New York and Indiana for Harrison, It Thursday, September 22, 1892. desolation, misery and despair, our con-; is evident that it la to be a republican temporary of the Journal Is seeking to MARSHALL L. COOK, Editor. heap upon thb giant monopolies and rob­ year." jaaio AS 8XCOXD-CLAS3 MATTKB AT ber corporations of the land, John Sulli­ At last the Journal has discovered that THX HASTINGS, MICH., PO8T0FFICK, van Dennis makes a great and a grave ACCOST 14. 1879. « pause. Now when John Sullivan Dennis tbe people’s party has a candidate for gov­ makes a prnise, and corrodes his manly ernor. and mentions him In a great big brow wltirthe massive thoughts that chaw four line editorial. It wouldn’t help a each other around in his No. 27 cranium, postoffice aspirant, should Claveland get FOR PRESIDENT, something Is going to be did. It was did. there, to have It said that he supported a BENJAMIN HARRISON, John Sullivan Dennis did it. He let a cat people’s patry candidate tor governor OF INDIANA. out of the bag. He states openly, and against Judge Morse, tbe democratic can­ FOR VICE PRESIDENT. boldly that be did not invent that rich, didate. WHITELAW REID. rare and racy word “Pusillanlmons” which OF NEW YORK. Tbe calamity howlers are happy now. he applies to this writer. Bless your The cholera scourge in Europe cuts off tbe pugilistic soul, Brother Dennir. no one demand for American wheat As a con­ ever accused you of inventing anything. sequence the price has declined. The ”te1’.............. jUMBiB/Mcitiivfft calamity howlers in their gbqallah glee .... This appears a bad year for political point to this reduced price, and charge It iLisw: jbibkii gerrymanders. Tbe supreme courts of up to McKinley and the republican party. n. O~»trT^.,r Michigan, New York and Wisconsin have But tbe people know better. Hastings Banner In the last edition of that thoughtful sheet, and in the midst of the carnage and EDITORIAL NOTES. declared against these abominations, in each Instance perpetrated by democrats. And now tbe republicans of Indlada ap­ peal from the democratic gerrymander of that state, which give* 85,000 voters in 20 aIrAM '£ VANHORN JAMES W. SACKETT democratic counties the same representa­ tion in tbe state toblatnre as 139,000 State Ticket. . voters In 20 republican counties. But SWaHni kitsis™ For Surveyor. FRED W. WALKER "t........... LEK B. COBB For Governor JOHN T. RICH, of Lapeer County. For Lieutenant Governors.■. ■ J. WIGHT GIDDINGS, ot Wexford County. For Secretary of Btato............. 9 OUT OF 10 CANT You may be able, to tell the stock and you know if it will please you or not But you have to take the dealer’s word for the make of them. ’ John Sullivan Dennis, notwithstanding he denounced the majority of the demo­ crats of Barry county as law breakers and toughs, by denouncing the majority of tbelr convention delegates, is still sawing wood and trying to have democrats swal­ low his ticket \ THEN TAKE NO CHANCES But deal where you can get satisfaction if they are not made right. DON’T TALK BEHIND OUR BACK. Come to us with your complaint; we will give it strict attention and will do justice to all such claims. All we ask is that you give us the chance. Bring your Good Form ticket and secure the beautiful magazine with $10.00 cash trade. whether Indiana Justice will be of tbe kind meted'out in Michigan, New York Tbe Journal had Arkansas down as one of the Weaver states. At the state elec­ tion, the other day, the people’s party lacked the trifle ot about 100,000 voter of JOSEPH T, HAMBTtZEiL* of' Houghton The Detroit Evening News, summing up capturing Arkansas. Third parties are STANLEY W. TOTtxiB,* of "itoicommcm the political situation In an able editorial useful for agitation, however. rfGKRBrPx*WEKEMa; Ottew* Couaty. •ay* that thejno*t*tgnlflc*Mt Thing about As long as tbe name ‘•squawbuck’’ l* re­ ’EM/“r.Uc PAr®tiILL,'"«t'' Ingham. the campaign la the collapse of I tha Wea­ membered, no voter iu hl* right mind ver movement At tbe outset of tbe cam­ should aid In putting another such a hor­ paign, the Weaver boom threatened tbe rible infliction upon our fair state. Once ForCcmmlsnionerCounty. solid democratic south and the republican in a hundred years Is enough of that kind. stronghold* In the west But as election day approaches. It becomes more and more The dreaded cholera has at last made Its certain that party lines will be drawn be­ appearance in New York. But with the tween the two old parties, while the Wea­ Intelligence of tbe people and the resourc­ verites and probibitlonlata will be relegat­ es at their command It will be far easier to AitcruRte ed tn the shades of oblivion. fight the scourge here than in Europe. Aflargr—Western District................................... AARON CLARK, of Beat. Barry county Is honored In having one Tbe Cobdenites of America have not Fourth j- jgQjjjjgg VMBaren’. been able to recover from tbe knockout of her own citizens, Hoa. P. T. Colgrove, as tbe republican candidate, tor elector. tonal Ticket, 4th District. blow to free trade, delivered by Labor 8Y r^R0MA8’. Aiirg*u Cminij. Commlsrioner Peek, n democrat of; demo­ He should receive a hearty endorsement. and Wisconsin remains to be seen. crats. of,New York. Six thoarend manu­ facturer!, representing nearly 70 different line* of mantifatdarv, report to Mr. Peck that in tbe flrat year under tha McKinley bill they paid over $6,000,000 more in r Following are tbe real estate transfer* wage* in 1 made nearly $31,000,00$ more for tbe week ending fc of fialalM'd jpxda than they did In the year taken from tbe books in before the McKinley bill became a law. Le«f«taUv* Ticket Maine rolled up !S.>00 republican mal. Durkee to P. C. Yata*. ONE PRICE SHOE DEALERS. A Few Words About Clothing We wish to say a few words about clothing to people who wish to get good value for their money. Our tables are now piled full of fall and winter clothing, and the styles and patterns are very neat and attractive. Our trade for the past year has been greater than any year before, therefore we have bought more goods this year than ever We hardly think it necessary to speak of quality or make as nearly every one knows that we carry a stock of clothing manufactured by as good houses as therere are in the U. S. We don t ask you to beleive this but invite you to step into our It is stated authoritatively that in his let­ store and see for yourself. We don’t propose to waste much time ter of acceptance. Graver Cleveland will take exception* to the tariff plank of the writing, for seeing is beleiving. so we inviteyod all. You will find platform on which he stands. That will be an unique performance. us hustlers to show goods for the simple reason that wc have than to The republican county ticket and every show, man cn that ticket Is worthy the support of tbe voters of Barry couuty. NAJ) John T.t Rich fur governor, and ■ «IU bare u> lUe U4 e,p.Wr &CO, RICE CLOTHIERS �■i ■ Hastings Banner. See F. G. Stowell's new adv. this week. /Hunters report plenty of fox squirrels «, 189a. 7 PERSONAL thia year. a. J. Rum.ii Bring something to exhibit at the fair w 7.rBU B“W'" Michigan's wheat crop this year 23,000.000 bushels. 1 r WM Cram NoUre th, ad ot r. w. CreUle. the funiitgye apd carpet dealer thia week. 41|twi Ftl_ ““'’■talnx reUU.ra The opening months of a season we shall make you all remember as ™.r A REVELATION IN FINE GOODS AND FAIR PRICES, We are going to do business with you because^we have just exactly what you want, and our prices are simply irresistable. Fuix SxmL Special rates to HasUng, will be g|ren over both the C. K. * S. and M. C It T during tbe fair. *" , &AKIH6 Buyers Wake Up!—’Tis the Fall of ’92 10 Oreud Rq,M. '» Cash. We do the rest on Slates X price and better goods at the Racket. V Punt. Smtttl Latest styles and no fancy prices In the way we sell millinery at the Racket. OUR FALL AND WINTER ATTRACTIONS WILL CAUSE A TURN-OUT ! re,.. I The republican senatorial convention Is called to meet in this eily Tuesday Oct­ ober 4tb, at I p. m. H y HEN J See tbe Banxer’s fine line of program., folders, and fine cards, for wedding and society invitations. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Wanted, a few table boarders. Enquire at Allgeo a bakery, first door east of Fred L. Heath’s drug store. • ; irtar tuk«ta*l»wder Highest o.uuig strength.--Latest Lulled ■ ent food Report. ■> . 1‘ ■ »» neuCu.. ItM Wall St.,N.Y • o.a‘wk!!m,in ?rock h1’ ««uro«d Irani ,U wlts relullre. In Harbor Sprln... Cran'd kLl’i I" craml Rapid, thu lore pan ol th. wn.k. Clocks. Well, 75 cents on the dollar , ?*'*'■ • tmluu" ‘rip to will boy them at the Racket, called by old *• u"' l^ree. nt tbe fogies the dare devil store. * nip company. The Banner Is Issued one day earlier • Crate Hearer this week and will also be next week Pi S■“ «t«»ded trip throeab get out of tha way of the fair. »ue east Saturday evening. For everything kept in a first-class •i.uto? baa aetumed tram a bakery enquire at Allgeo's bakery, first W .. m' Jt’*”* areoupandoor east of Fred Heath's drug store. Ire I'J Mrs. Cheater Warrlner. The county fair officials desire to an­ Come tn the fair neat treek. ' nounce tharthe society will pay no dam­ ages on account of accidents during the For fine dress goods go to Russell's. fair. In d*™:‘lt^Tn'’*°'1 u“"n A nice sum lias been raised to secure the soldiers reunion here October 15th and l«th. Program of exercises will be given ,5"’. ?r “ ,h' XWtlmtt Central made all ol Ur emplnyeea bapp, Monday. later. ‘ T/1UFFER ELL5 MWL5 AND can sui t you seen Our complete assortment insures perfect satisfaction in the selection of goods to sat­ | isfy individual tastes. You will find our large stock made up entirely of goods that are 1 1 trustworthy, serviceable and the best of their class. L E. STAUFFER The old Itakery is still at iu Scid Beach opens up with a full and new stock of the finest Itaked goods and confectionery in the city. Luncheon served at all hours. EVERYTHING i GOES i AT 1 THE i LOWEST i POSSIBLE i PRICE ' Come in and see how FAIR we will treat you, how well we will PLEASE you, and how much we will SAVE for you. 1 R. MUDGE & SON. Great Special Sale of 1 at flKCHIErkCOYS ing. The comifany is a good one, some of the plays being especially good. ✓*fhe officials of the C. K. A S. road took * a trip from Kalamazoo to Woodbury and E. A. Mattison bold a seven octave Iaiw- return Sunday, stopping over In this city rence organ to be placed In the addition for dinner. They were all well pleased to the M. E. church Earl always get. to with tbe condition of the road, and some the front with tiargains in musical instru- of them surprised at the improvements made. iii-. nt ■-■to iTHiianently cure all ■ t both •exes. N«> pain; no rter.tlon from business. For iHustraUu pamphlet e»n। r- :-rtu^ (free), address l»K. H. W. MAKSH. I l.HHC't.. 102. 1M„ ICC Mich- WHEN YOU or .,t. da your artificial teeth *•...■ It ro send one dollar for • Hands holder. You can apply it n ons minute, 'and no matter if * -r not it will bold firmly In th© ' - mo-t frTlnKcireumstaoeea. n ,I.Z_ HCSBAND, D. D.8. White Cloud. Michigan .iTj. Cholera Infaiftuni. cholera .• I'hNHiy < VM*i>ury, bilious cotte and • :t«r i-r. -.i -..er.:' of the bowels. Sold by all Ct - • Prepared bv John A. Fvllrr. Hastings, Mich. eq.- TflOHrtS DIXON, Restaurant: anfl: Dininz: Hall GRAND RAPIDS. While visiting the fair you can get a shave or hair cut In the latest style on short notice at Busby Bros, barber shop, A' r1 rty-three and Five Pearl Street: as It Is called the best shop of its size In 1 right along, don’t be afraid, tbe state. Tbe boys run six chairs, and a first class workman can be found at ' ' ring fresh*eggs. Just newly laid. ' 1 fresh butter too. as well. every chair. A-i'tyour*friends and neighbors tell, • i • -.crybody else you meet trator of an estate, had ocaslon)thta J<,*r hire, payinc cash therefor, a lot of wheat 10 ’■! HIXON’S is tbo place to eat. cut, ihocked, stacked. threshed and put In Kuu !■•■ -.;re and bring the little ones as the granary. Board was not j> -get n Nickle-from Tom. HONEST farmers, come and eat, nia own twine. actual figures. In this Instance.the rut wu round W be execU, H cent. • bushel. ‘ LOCAL NEWS. The seventh annual excursion of the Olin Family will occur October 4th, 1892. upon which occasion the Cincinnati. Jackson & Mackinaw Ry. will run special excursion trains consisting of elegant day coaches and Pullman palace sleeping cars, at the following low rates for the round trip: Tn Kent. Ohio. 86.75: to Buffalo. N. Y.. 89.00; to Binghamton. N. Y.. 313.00: to Bennington, Vermont, SHJ.OO. Children betweeu the ages of 5 and 12 years onehalf the above rates. Tickets good to re­ turn on regular trains at any time within I 30 days. First train will leave AHegan, Mlcb. at 10:50 a. m. Such other trains as tbe service may require will be run at In­ tervals of 30 minutes. The Chicago. Kala­ mazoo A Saginaw Ry. will run a special train leaving Hastings at 9 07 a. m. con-1 neetlng with the Olin excuralou trains at Kalamazoo Junction. Application for sleeping car accommodations should be made not later than September 24th. 1892. For further Information address . W. Olio, cboirmun Iran.porujlon commlure. Kalonuixofi. Mich., or T. C. M. behind er G. r. A. Ot C. J. * M. Hr . Toledo, Ohio. The Mkblpn Central win until Sent. 30U, «ll round trip toorUU lldteu. UmlJed to return not Inter thu; October sl.t, at the following low rates: 3 7.10 Traverse City.... 8.05 Hereaftef, changes for advertisements Bay View............. 8.95 n:. -r rea. h this office Tuesdays at latest to Petoskey................. '•'Urc hiM-rtlon lu the issue of the week Harbor Springs... 10.30 when brought. Mackinaw City. . 11.30 Mackinaw Island. full page <>f local on page 3 of Elk Rafiids.. ..................... H. 8.95 Charlevoix .. Mr '• i plemcnt. M. A. Gii.lma.n, Ticket Agent. Timothy seed at Stiuffer’s We wish to call your attention to the ’>t the Banner until January 1st 1898, fact that we have, without boasting, the | »«»r cents. best and fullest stock of groceries to be F"t first-lass candies, go to Allgeo’a found In Hastings. For pickles, also muhtanl and celery seed, mixed apices,curry >!.!.• Imki-ry. powder.! white wine vinegar and etc. Our ' tv -hoots were never In so pros­ teas and coffees were never better values a condition as right now. for the, money. No one can beat them. T i *■)•<c Ini prizes to bv awarded during Also we are now receiving our fall and winter itork of lamps, china and glass­ :.Lr wi|) cause much amusement ware. And we can truthfully say we will ,s cents buys tbe dress form corset. have ehnp finest and hDgewt line ever in i.tiij-, canjm.। set. them at tj)e Racket. Hastings and prlots thaf arc sure to sell Sledgehsinmeji For particulars see 1 the goods. You will bg pleased when you Hams A VaxArmen. | Prices and goods Inshoes at the Racket see them. ‘ CIRCULATION - This 120 quires. week, Pam Smith. RTA full page of local on page 3 of iht bupp^menl. I \ . Two stores this week. UNRIVALLED BARGAINS TERRIBLE ACCIDENTWe cauuot promiseXo hold our offer ot the Banner and weekly Tribune, the two Oeorgc Byan. City. Instantly papers, one year for one dollar, very mueh longer. Subscribe soon, or .you A terrible accident resulting in tile al­ must pay regular rates. most instant death of George Ryan, of The Banner has received a full line of this city, happened Sunday, whi'e he was out hunting. The evening previous he samples of new styles of wedding invita­ went out to his grand father's in .Irving tions, dauce programs ami invitations, and in company with his cousin. John cards for societies and etc. We shall l>e Ryan, about 14 years of age. went out pleased to show them, and to furnish them ) hunting Sunday morning.' They had kill­ at very reasonable rates. ed a fox squirrel which had lodged In a Our claim. We will compare Mn. ’ large oak tree, and George used the stock Warner's trimming with any Detroit. ! of his gun to help his oousin climb up the Cleveland or Chicago lionse you wish, and j tree, the muzzle of the gun being placed will sell you tbe/good4 cheaper than the at about the pit of his stomach. In with­ drawing the gun from the tree, the ham­ cheapest or nojmle at the Racket. mer caught on the bark In some way. dis­ Puin. Smith. charging Uie gun the contents entering M. W. Wightman has had a fine hb stomach making if ghastly looking memorial window placed in the Episcopal wound. He died almost instantly. He was a young man 23 yean of age. church In memory of her daughter. Wini­ fred Wightman. The window is a very Three years ago lie married Miss Ixiella high priced one and was purchased at j Burd, daughter of John Burd, of Carlton, who survives him. She is nearly crazed Tiffany’s In New York city. with grief and in her great afflctlon has By an oversight a letter that we re-1 ' the sympathy of all. celved from Mr. Oscar Crofoot, of Assyria,; The funeral was held Tuesday afterlast week was not published. It will be1 noon at one o’clock at the Baptist church. fouwl in this issue, and Is a complete■ Rev. Blanchard officiating. denial of the charges made that he was oeO—A Date to Hcmctnl>cr—O^). bribed by Stanley Turner. some philanthropist would only build a good library building for the city, and cuuple the gift with prope r conditions for Its maintenance and equipment, be would . be deserving the everlasting gratitude of I our people, and could feel that he had ‘ done something well worth doing. I Strayed. A chestnut mare, weight about 1200 pounds, small whRe spot on right hind leg. strayed from tiro premises of Bert Kinney, of Hastings township. Sept. 14th. Any Information concerning the same will be liberally rewarded by H. P. Fkagijcs. Morgan, Barry Co., Mich. Ke-itcg»,...._-------- . . Atty. Gei^ Ellis is receiving Inquiries f from all sections uf the state relative to the necessity for a re-reg|straHon of voters 1 this fall. Io 1881 a law won passed pro-1 vldlng for a re-registration of all tbe voters hi tbe state lu 1885. and every ten yearn thereafter. In 1883 thia law was amended and tbe clause requiring the re­ registration was stricken out. The attor­ ney-general therefore desires It to be understood that no generftl re-registration 1 is necessary this year. Only tbe ordinary j registration of new voters need bo made. THE PRINCE ALBERT Is a cmttnie for genUemen in the afternoon The nt Her lai should be or black worstwi or of the new cberloU. The trousers and vest may be of the same material If desired, bnt it is better taete U> have tbe trousers of a dllerent color Standing rolKrs »hould be worn, aud the F«>urin Hand scarf of light color Is uref^rad for neck wear. The shirt shaeild be of plain whlU- Itnsn THE TROfTBERS should be cut about 1« inches at the knee *nd about IS1* Inches at the bottom. This garment should Bt tri Aly. being neither too large nor too tight. X_ IT’S NO TROUBLE At all to sell such Clothing as we offer this season. It’s a pleasure to see them, and satisfaction in wear­ ing them. Our new line of fall and winter Clothing is greatly increased in size and reduced in price. If yon trade with us you have found our goods as represent'd, and notwithstanding the {superior quality of the Clothing we have the exclusive sale for, the prices are as low as others would charge you for common place clothing. A reputation estab­ lished on such goods and square dealing is lasting. The materials in c ur Men's Clothing are all new and nobby the trimmings excellent, and the style and making sup urb—as only the STEIN BLOCH CO , Wholesale tailors, can do. >1 BOYS SIT DOWN HARD TS under them if the suit is to last long. We have suite made for just such tine. Some in neat dark gray effects, in broken plaids: dark brown: tan. Price, $5, $5.50; $G, sizes 4 to 10- Other suits cheaper. These are not ends of summer lota, but NEW GOODS, in medium and heavy weights © CL9Ttttl awrt)K' .nLtioa of th" li ] While at tbe fair you are requested to the best at the Racket. call at 7. W. Grable's and examine his While at the fair, do not fail to call at stock of furniture, carpets, rugs and etc. Russell's and see the new things in dress North side of Main st. Hastings. gtrnds and millinery. You will have no difficulty in making a satisfactory selection. larger premiums than ever, and a better fair than ever. These should be sufficient Russell's new fall styles of millinery to secure the largest attendance in tbe have arrived. Call and see them. They history of the agricultural society. . are very handsome, and- .prices very rea­ Now that cholera has made Its appear­ sonable. ance In this county why should not Hast­ Weston's Comedians closed n week’s en­ ings’ board of health put our city In such a gagement here Satunjay evening, having condition as will best resist the scourge* played to good houses nearly every even­ them? BOYJ‘ * CLOTHING MTS ZINb SENT/’ FURNIJHINQ QOObS Ee-Gor. Luce will talk to tbe people ot . Nothing advertised to take place during the fair but what will occur as advertised. Barry county in this cltj- some time next ■ Tbe officers are men who propose to de­ monin. ceive no one. iimKu,^l18 can 9llow the IarKfst and be»t All notes and accounts due the late W. line of fine dress goods ever offered In F. Powers must be paid at once to save uasungi. costs. They can be found at the office of Handkerchief extracts and Taylor powDr. J. C. Andrus. oer*1 .S' price and warranted as good as on prices, quality and 1 lave YOU mention. Fralrtevllle. Sepumbvr « h- B’E^a5ii Hawthoij*. Prta.. C. W. Bacxus. SeeTHTA fall page of local on page 3 qf — �and eoldi. that it curcu uib Noq« Sucb COKDEKEO neat b. "turned to to. cabin to tho wood, ba । had little duubt. and there be kept as a : ■ prisoner on some pretext till the plans of thp schemers could be carried out As Dan had rightly surmised, it wm the intention of his abductors to take .him to the cabin in the woods from which he hod escaped the day before. package makes two large pies. Avoid | VVhat disposition would be made of him Imitations—and insist on having tbs then remained to be decided upon: NONE SUCH brand. Seated upon the driver’s scat of the .MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse, N. T- carriage. Mortimer Dill urged the horses forwanl at a brisk trot After nearly two hoars' travel the vehicle was drawn Bronson will btlld a naw trick school­ up on tho bank of Drywood creek. Owing to the recent rains the stream house. was greatly swollen and patches of Benton Harbor republicans will build a driftwood were running swiftly with the wigwam for poltdcal pow-wows. muddy current Mlles of Debolt’s principal streets are • As Dill stopped the team ut the edge tore up and lie impassable, greatly to the of the stream. Aaron Suggs stuck his low uf merchants. What's up? : "The creek," replied Dill. “Do you Is the complaint ot many »»or m w-M*. *bo know not where to and leilet. H-od * .-Urja- think it ia eafo to attempt to cross itF parilla pos-rwes Just tbo<e elem*i>t« ot strengt i i “It looks rather swollen, but I think which vow so earnestly crave. It will build you up, give you an ap»ente. strenrhei your wo can get over all right.” stomach iwn! nerves. Try^lt “Here goes, then.” said Dill, starting Hood'« ni ls act rapeeifllly upon tho liver Etain slowly down the imnk. roufllflx it from torpidity to fa natural duties, eod-y, now." he cried m the horses cure constipation axd asdst digestion ed the stream and began to show sighs of being frightened. But tho ani­ mals plunged forward with 'such a sudden jerk that the Inmates of tho vehicle were almost thrown from their seats. The next instant tho foaming waters were sweeping about the carriugo, threatening to invade the place occupied by tho passengers. । "Steady, steady," cried Dill, tugging WiLL-MSENBEE' at tho lines, while the excited team tore through the stream, splashing the water DOOTRGHT BY AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION, IBM high in the air. : They had almost reached the middle of the stream when Suggs, who had been CHAPTER XXI. looking out of tho window, uttered an A. JOCRN’EY AND A STARTUNO ENDINO. acclamation of alarm. , Dan Riggsby could dot see the face of "Quick, Dick,” ho cried, pointing up the man distinctly, for the carriage was the stream. "Wo must get out uf this dosed closely, but he recognized the or we’ll be wrecked I" ■ voice oh that of Aaron Suggs, nnd with I Dill cast a startled glance in the direc­ a sinking heart he realized that he had tion indicated, and saw a huge mass of again fallen into the bands of his funner logs and driftwood approaching swiftly captors. . . oh the current. He attempted to urge “If you make any attempt to escape I the horses forward, but they'only grew will kill youf* repeated Suggs in a fierce, more frightened, and making a sudden threatening tone. . plunge forward broke the traces. In Dan sank back upon tho seat, bewil- i ah instant Dill leaped into tho water, 4 dered and helpless in the iron grip of still holding the lines. Suggs quickly the maxi. He knew that ho was being followed his example, while the woman taken away from tho city where there clung to him. uttering screams of terror. would De no chance of escape, and the Quickly he made his way through the thought made him desperate. .water, which almost swept him from his “Help! helpr ho cried at the top of feet; and with tho frightened woman Ms voice, but nt that very instant he re­ clinging to his arm he soon reached ceived a heavy blow and fell down, un- Doll's side. Their movement forward cansciotw in the bottom of the carriage. was not an instant too soon, for at that When Dan recovered his seqscs tbe very moment tho mass of logs that had rough, jolting of the carriage teld him b4en approaching Muddenly struck the that they were traveling over some carriage with a great crash. There was country road. Ono of the carriage win­ a sound uf breaking timbers and a cry dows liad been opened, und he could see of terror from Dan; then the splintered Aaron Suggs and Meg Frone sitting on ' and broken vehicle wax swept under and tho seat back of him. 1 carried away with the roaring flood. “I guera you’ll learn to keep quiet when I advise you to.” said the former, CHAPTER XXIL bending over and lifting Dan upon ono PAZZLI50 FRA CDS, of tho seats. "It don't pay to disobey orders, and I haven't forgot the blow you gave me yet." “What do you mean by this outrage?" c^ied Dan. "YThere are yoti taking me?* Suggs laughed. “You’ll And out soon enough," he an­ swered. “Do ydu sve this?” und he held up a pistol. “This is the weapon you stole from me when you tried to kill me st the cabin yesterday. 1 found it in your coat pocket. Did you know that I could send yon to jail if 1 chose to do “How should 1 know?" replied Dan evasively. "I only struck yon in self de­ fame and took the pistol because iny own safety demanded it if you have brought me out hero to have mo tric'd for Bteal- Mfj Front toon^^^ared a dinner of jit was with the greatest difficulty that Mortimer Dill aud his two evil associates succeeded in reaching tho shore after their narrow escapo from the floating timbers which bad swept away the car­ riage containing Dan Riggsby. As soon m they had safely reached the land they turned with ono accord and looked toward tho stream. Tho wrecked carriage had been swept from sight, and only tho foam flecked waters with their mass of floating debris were visible. JDiey stood "' ‘ '* and think 1 can explain my reason •'Perhaps you may not have a chance.’’ Mid Suggs, eying, the yonth keenly. “People who attempt to kill and then rob peaceable citizens are cometimes dealt with without appealing to the alow process of statutory law.** this time,’* re­ t satisfaction. ‘ft* with a chuckle. •That s so," replied Dill. “1 suppose we couldn't have gotten rid of the young Bcamp in a better and more satisfactory WWy.** •‘But uome." said Meg Frone, "let us go to the cabin at once. "Fm drenched to the skin and am chilled through and throng li.” ••That’s a good suggestion," remarked Dill, "nnd thu first thing to be done when we i re.ich tho house is to get some dry. The anhruiU waa only acting in self dsfyase. SOME OF THE REASONS ~ Meg Frone'fl two brothers who lived aco. wta you UtetocA wra> Mr w to. com wm. nuwro with her at tha cabin were absent from "±^^ttJ121 bcmtL bnt tb. In, tort VU rtffl burotog in' diacuanng «the matter had been “ to; ta to. wute iiroptoc. ttoowri tort thtty lead his auditors to believeofthat wm hu ba abtlncleft ouly a ubort tim. before to. ignorant of the real cause u -L. threo had arrived. Itiun. Meg Frone soon prepared a dinner of VYhat would be done with him and boiled l»eef. corn bread, potatoes and winre were they taking him to were steaming black coffee, which was dis, selvwto the questions now That presented them-1I 1*^ nr nf Danthat ’s mind. he would **even- Makes an every-day convenience of an dd-tixne luxury. Pure and wholesome. “Why don’t yon do it. then." asked Dm. "inMeiid of bringing mo out into the country?" “We ha vw better use for you out here," replied Suggs significantly. Dan remained silent He knew itwM useless to argue with tho man. and besidx» he had much to reflect over. “Look here," said Suggs, after a long pause. “Do you aim to imply that you do not know why we brought you away from the city?" Dan was startled by tho unexpected question. Ho did not wish it to bo known that he wm aware of tho plot that had been concocted by the two men Id defraud himself and mother, yet he knew that ho was suspected of haring everheard the conversation of Suggs and ■■ ’sr.°;Cu.n'oXT». clothe’. Can you procure us a change till bur clothes are dried?" he asked, turn­ ing! tn the woman. “Tes: I think so." . "Then lot us be moving at ones," said Dili, m he hurried forward to secure tha frightened horse* that had stopped at the I edge of a thicket _a shirt distance J A week! development ta the scuta jhows the ineritabliJ tendency toward prosperity noticeable everywhere under the protective tariff system. Of course the «*M4»m«it following, significant as <toodr~r «dru» store. Urso tonics, Me. It is, is necessarily incomplete: Iu Louisiana, a *500.000 sugar factory and .1.00. BMWsat Plaquemine, and a grain elevator This reiwdy is toeomlo, so sr.ll bnosro with a capacity of 300,000 bushels at „,j k> poputsr Mto nwd no Southiiort. In Kentucky, a manufac­ the three ,h~ had h“' tasted food ,ooA since 1110 the even­ ^"sln^V^X^ turing company with a capital of *10,ing before. 300 organize*! at Henderson; a *50,000 •‘Now,’’ said Suggs, when the meal refining company and a *880,000 paper had been finished, "the first thing to be mH! company at Louisville, and two Bitters will euro all diseases ° done is to find some way for us to get F'eetnc to. Ker .nd kldne,A will renor. coal companies with a capital of *2,000,back to Fort Scott." boll! rheum «»d »lber. * j " 000 at Beattysvilfa A new distilling "You are right." said Dill, “and the eauMd by Impure btood.-Wlll dd« company, capital *100.000, at Baltimore. sooner we got bock the better.” malaria from the system and Pre'e"1 “ “There is nn old wagon out hi the well as cure all malarial fevers.—For curt A lumber company with *10,000 capital shod," said the woman. "1 guess it can nf headache constipation and Indigestion at ArkansM City, Ark. A water com­ ^’Sl'-BRt.to Enure -Bsr-jUon pany, capital *10,000, at Newman, Ga. be fixed. V> carry ns." "That will beat walking, or the three cui/ranteed. or money refunded.—PriOw A canning company, *5,000 capital, at At Kanawha City, W. of ns being compelled to ride two 50 cte. and 91.00 pet boUleat W. IL Uvod- Gardis, Miss. Va a company to manufacture barbed borsee.” remarked Dill. . year’s drug store. \ iriri and nails, capital *300.000. A The wagon, which was a dilapidated Bncklen'fl Arnic»- Salva. vehicle of the old linchpin variety, was The best Wive in “>0 world tor enta spoke and hnb manufacturing company, brought forth and made ready to do hralaes sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever capital *30,000, at Union City, Tenn. .A service. After considerable time spent sores tetter, chapped hand.’, chilblains, *7,000 canning company at Memphis, and another, with capital of *10,000, at in mendiug tho broken harness, the team cotoA and .11 Skin rrupllons. .nd Sharon, same state. Texas comes torwm finally hitched up and tho three ly cures piles or no p.y mursnUred to idle perfect Kalllfwtlon^or ward with a *80,000 cottonseed Oil com­ were soon on their way to tho fort. <*■!« pany at Rockwell, and a *30,000 canning "Now that wo have that troublesome money rufonded. 1‘rlee For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the drnjtfst boy out of our way," observed Dill, "wo company at Barstow. can proceed with oqr work with u feel- ■ An Adrian wholeaale bouse Intend, to A total of seventeen concerns organ­ present their customers Columbian half ized, with an aggregate capitalization of ing of security." "But how about his parents?" asked dollars, under conditions, of course. over *500,000, and this is only a part of Suggs. "Do you think there is any Charles H. Frost, of Roscommon, has tho record of business enterprises thus danger of their giving us any trouble?* been apitolnted Judge of probate of Ros­ Mt on foot in the southern section. “Not in the least It is not probable common county to succeed Henry L. iar that they will ever visit Fort Scott, and PLATT PLEASED. ker, deceased. they will liave no chance of hearing of the busintas till wo get through." It was near tlio middle of the after­ The following letter, read at a recent noon when the three arrived at the Fort meeting of New York Republicans, The rest of the day was spent in inspect­ shows tho unmistakable attitude of ex­ ing tho property left by James Mans­ Senator Platt and his confidence in Re­ field. which consisted of a number of ’ Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. valuable lots in n new addition, and two largo brick business houses pu Main street. As :xu as a careful inspection Judge Morse and farmer Rich were of tho property have been made Meg Frono and Mortimer Dill returned to tho among the speakers at the soldiers’ and Milon* reunion at Alma Wednesday. hotel, accompanied by tho land agent Harvey Miller, of Romeo. i\ representa­ I who had been placed in charge of tho tive in the last legislature has been nomin­ property by James Mansfield. -Mrs. Riggsby,” said tbe land agent ated for senator by the Democrats of the blandly. “I congratulate you on the'ac- Twelfth district. quisition of such valuable property, and If you nre troubled with Itching, Bleed­ should you wish to retain me ns your agent 1 shall strive to discharge my du­ ing, illlnd or protruding pile**, try Hill’s ties as such to your entire satisfaction." Pile Pomade. Wired modeof application, "1 expect to remain here but a short and the only pile remedy with a" printed time," answered tho false Mrs. Riggsby. guarantee with each package. Satisfac­ tion or money refunded. Price 81.00. alx rehearsing her part with duo composure, forS&OO. By mail. Try it to-night For "and I shall likely dispose of the prop­ sale by Fred L. Heath, the druggiot erty rm soon ns the matter can be ar­ Because a Benton Harbor workman did ranged." “Alii in that case then 1 may be able not contribute to the support of an injured fellow workman bls companions treated to render you some valuable service." "1 have placed my affairs in tho hands him to a shower uf rotten eggs Saturday. of Messrs. .Dill and Suggs," continued Republicans at Muir yesterday nomin­ the woman, "and any arrangements you ated William D. Slace for representative. Our Public Schools may make with them will be satisfactory are Hie nmln-slay of our republic. In to me." "Certainly—certainly.” said the land them are being cultivated ti»e minds which agent hastily. "I did not mean to inter­ are to be our future law-makers and lead­ fere with any arrangements you have ers in every walk in life. How essential made with these gentlemen’’—turning it Is that these minds should I* united to strong, healthy bodies. So many children to Dill—"I beg your pardon if I seemed sulfer from Impurities and poisons In the obtrusive." blood tliat It is a wonder that they ever "Not at all." replied Dill. “I was just grow up to be men und women. Many going to broach the matter to you when parents cannot find words strong enough you spoke. We shall be glad to have your b> express their gratitude to Hood's Sars­ services nnd assistance in tho disposing aparilla for Its good effects upon their of the property; the fact is, we had children. Scrotula. salt rheum and other thought uf turning the business of nego­ diseases of the blood are effectually cured tiating tho sale over to you entirely. by this excellent medicine, and the whole Mrs. Riggsby desires to sell m soon m being Is given strength to resist attacks of possible, and you could perhaps complete disease. the business with greater dispatch by Flnlauders al Nazaunce are republicans having it under your own control." and an enthusiastic political club of 100 । “Thank you," said the agent. “I dare has been formed there. eay you are right My long experience Private detectives are being employed in such business in this place has given me a wide correspondence with those who in Branch county to ferret out violations of th • local option liquor law. are seeking to invest in western prop­ erty, and I can doubtless complete tho sale in a very short tune.” "That is the view 1 took of the matter." responded Dill. "We will have tho will of Mr. Mansfield admitted When she wm a Child, she cried for Castoria. to probate immediately, and you can proceed with tho business us quickly as When she bsd Children, «bc g»re them CMtorio. you please." Having arranged matters to tho satis­ faction of all concerned the land agent took his leave, promising to. call at the An Immense cranberry crop Is reported office of Dill and Suggs on the following at Whitefish Point One man Is looking day. for 50 pickers to help gather In the turkey "Everything is working like a charm," sauce. said Dill, a smile of deep satisfaction Eaton county republicans In convention lighting his sallow visage. "The prop-1 at Charlotte indorsed the candidacy of erty is worth a cool twenty thousand, if | Hon. Frank A. Hooker for the chief jus­ a cent, and if we don’t come out of this ticeship. ' business in flying colors it will be because we nre too atupid to pick up a good thing when it is thrown in our door. I remember opening my eyes to their Then there’s the five thousand dollars widest extent when I was told by the late cash in tbe bank with nothing to do but Mr. Lyon, who had charge of the credits of draw it out and appropriate it to qur one of our magnificent dry goods nalaces. own use. Verily, fortune is smiling that he had on his books 14,000 different upon us.” accounts, some settled monthly, some Vln my opinion," remarked Suggs, "it. quarterly, some semiannually, eome once would bo a good plan for us to get that a^yearwd a select few when It pleased five thousand in our possession without them. See what an immensity of canltal is required for 14,000 account*, even if each delay. Then if anything should turn wm in the vicinity of IJ00 alone. Borneo/ up to prevent our getting away with the them run into the hundreds and far nn balance of the boodle, well have that into thousands. This can be traced by much safe." analogy to the smaller stores, to the buteh\ “1 was just thinking of that myself,” era. bakers, ronfeetiouera, jewelers, cool observed Dill. "But I don’t think there dealers, to livery acable keepers, ahoeis any neceoxity for any great expedition makera, tbe hatters and the tallora Men ill, the matter ; besides, to show too much «• living far beyond their means because .he luxuries of the past they must enlov haste might create suspicion , and that is ?7h ln “°d “s juM what we wish to avoid. But well fathers would have acenied phenomenal hold ourselves in readiness to act quick­ ly in case of an emergency." ‘^That is our best course. 1 suppose," said Suggs, and so the matter was al­ The CtiUtg of th* Battle. lowd to rest rert. I Utuitjor to. rattl. to to. r.«u_ lowed A tew .toy. Utor Hone Blaad, the 1 “^e h * Vtohtem Hill .indue- «>|atiuo. lend .rut who had brat emplorod toi “ tarn "■ Wwwl to h. uwfal „ oeKr.tiate tbeudoof thpMaMheldejtato.! *“ V"’ u>m“«h t«ror udted b, called et tho office ot Dill and Si™ Md ' tadlwd. .....Bnt Buttola thisUisaa,,4 very ' imrirvn announcwl that ho had found a pur-1 ....... •r U3[P}»>M»tlom It lx akin to the ________ __ I lotI°n formerly entertained tSat m-rpent* chaaer, and nothing remmne'd to be done . butto rijn np tb.papeni. and I ffijTWd upon ot« to cub. I rfu to. rorfarii, J» .--- wtold ------ — —be — pud v.o. a*, vuflu. rubbetl his hands ia in • within the rattleanake's reach Tr Mortimer Dill rubbed glee, and Aaron Buggs expressed hix tat- | al,M> -uppo-od that It u isfaction by shutting one of nf his hi« beadlikc 1 rW do, to enable snakes of different ’ eyes and fixing tho other on his compan­ ion with a look of intense joy. rram lu pow.ro, u»u t.T CONTINUED pornrlly exhausted. “ Pa. B. Wilson. BT! Clay Bt, Shsr^burm »arMre will not be without Dr. JL'nx’a • Discovery for consumption. coq* rtrrt-Whro It era, t0 , dw hl, tetalBUtration. jj, Sr’ii™°’b,)' °° *“• kc~’ ofiuili lion. BteXtod-BtoWW tf y„„ Ute teononiic policy he I, ry oot. th. policy to which bKXS committed tt«lC wlU teta, W toS: nunred condition nf tJ? .t0.Uw Third—How c,n yon rot. to. r <1— bl. Milon prtwldratiil Clrr.Und ind Stevcn.-.jn- Tu domnotpnll togtto-r. to th. political furrow ot t«rij rehra rirll MTVlc. and gold, whil, th. pulling tho old Dtoiocri-.u; cxrt t,,... dirtcUon of frw rilv.r »nd twren them yon do not knew wi1Wyw will fetch op. Fourth—B^anw with hi, frM tnoU talfoh. to trying to Uli to. protection that ,haa laid to. gold™ J, of proffiwrity for lb. Unlu.l st,t‘ ftfth-UMr.a.T.laod>«,id|Jnb. itituta wore running for too protolwcr you could aa a patriot 6nd Kv«nl good and >ufflci«nt reiwon, for voting fw ii|m. but what roawin can yon adduct for voting for tho man who. to ,..mh rigor and unllk. Harris, did not bar, th. conrago to go to too front! M, Cleveland never board a to .-, firrf <n anger, but Ow retocl mor.; .,1.1 prtHlon bills than any prrrpl-ut from Wallington down. That i, hi, war roronl He alaugbterr l vv^in by th. hundred.-Now York K. . PLATFORM PARALLELS. HOT_* ™T *rUA-:,,lrT Resolred, That an drtiovuc* •)., adequate protection to Republican pnatecth# publican success: American industry is m a fraud, a rollwry O Broadway, Nbw York. Sept. 1. indtapensablo to the of the great 'naJorlly Mr. John E. Mllbolland,Chairman Republican prosperity of the coun­ Iff Ah. —bt Mom Meeting. ScuttUh Rita Hall. New York. My Dkar Mil Miljioglaxd—I have your try, and that an aban­ donment of tbe policy kind invitation to attend jour maas meeting kat this period would thia avenins, and were it puaeible yon know 1 be attended with con- it to be a tandanfatti principle cfthvDauo. would gladly accept. lam with you in spirit, sequcnceit ruinous to however, and aball be glad to luarn that my the beet interests of craUc party ttwt ths confident expectation aa to the suceeaa of the tho nation.—Jackson's. federal Kovernsetji bit* no ccQftliatiocal gathering will lo fully rra fixed. Indeed I do power, to UnpoM i-4 not tea Low It can be otherwise than a aueceaa collect tariff Julie* with such an exceptionally attractive pro­ except (or she p-j. gramme. po»e» <•( rettuueetly. Senator Faaaett himself l»,a strung enough —Cfewlsadk drawing card to fill Mad bon Square garden at a half hour's notice, not to mention Mrs. Foo­ Tho congreee shall ter and the other speaker*. Tbe time for hold­ ins the meeting U exceptionally fortunate. haVo the power to lay Republican prelection as & fraud.a robbery Tho prospects for the Republican success grow um;vct brighter every day and no livelier antitbeela -----------— - ------ ---------- ... could be deaired than that which is furnished revenue only.—Couitl- of the American pn> by the demoralis'd condition of tho enemy, tutiaC of the Confed- pie f.'r the benefit of eral® States, Article 1. the few. We dtcUr* aud the united, harmonloui and aggressive it to te a fnaiacental front presented by ourirrandold party through­ Section 1. Clause 1. princ ipleuf the Demo­ out thia and the other atata*. Sincerely yxran. cratic party that the Thomas C. PhArr. .fwlcral iFncrBfflrM has m, roanitntUjnal power to inipi*« We cannot look abroad into the terri­ collect tari.f dutla tories occupied by the great industries of thu country without a feeling of sor­ —National Democrat, row and misgiving. I ea^stly desire ic 1‘iatfona. that such a state of labor could be estab­ A Hasson for Opposing Cleieian^A lished as would give to the laborer suf­ ficient for his maintenance and comfort • • • If you intend in this conflict of commercial treaties to hold your own you must be prepared, if need be, to in­ flict upon tbe nations which injure you the penalty which is in your bands—that of refusing them access to your njarketa. (Loud and prolonged cheers and Lord Salisbury, May 18. Tbe growth of the jxMtal service in the past three years has beei^ something remarkable. Tho number of- new of­ fices added to this list from March 4, I860, to March 4, 1892, wm 10.549. The revenue in those three years increased over *40,000,000. Even in the matter of receipts from registry letters the fees in­ creased a half million dollars. In these three years there hM been over 54,000,­ 000 miles of railroad, steamship and star service, but at lower rates than be­ fore. Tho increase in receipts of the past throe years was more than double the increase in the three years preced­ ing. If Mr. Cleveland’s soldier subrtitut* were running for the presidency you could, os a patriot, find « ral guotand sufficient reasons for voting fur him, but what reason can you adduce for voting for the man who. in yonth and vigor, and, unlike Harrison, did net have the courage to go to the front? None whatever uf course. Mr. Cleve­ land never heard a shut tired in anger, but he vetoed more old soldier jeneion hill» than any president from Washing­ ton down. That in his great war record. He slaughtered veterans, by the hun­ dred.—New York Recorder. ; During the ten months ending June 30. 1882, in which tin* redreodty agree­ ment was in force with Cubs the im­ ports amounted to *64.374,082, being an increase of *11,834,665 over the cunespending period of last year, and the ex­ The success of the United States in ports to Cuba amounted 10*16.093.4*. material development ia the moat illus­ being an increase uf *5,792,197. The in­ trious of modern times, and still by a crease in exports of leading articles wiw system of taxation so indirect aa not to m follows: In breadstuff*. 91.4SI.3.?, be perceived, much lew felt. Because of which *1,235.179 was ir value of it is my deliberate judgment that the wheat flo&; in coal, *299.4*': to prosperity of the United States ia mainly and steel and manufacture. ■. f. *1,130,due to its system of protective laws I 071, of which the value of nuchtoery urge that Germany has now reached not elsewhere specified was *602.07fcm that point where it is necessary to imi­ sewing machines and parts of, *125*. tate the tariff system of tbe United in steam engines, *178,071, and in parts of engines, *117,468. Until the adoption of the Republican system there was seldom a year in which the balance of trade was not against ns in our commercial relations with tho world. Since the era of protection be­ gan there has seldom been a year in which the balance was not in our favor. Last year, under the McKinley law. the balance wm over *2O0.C<X>,W0 on our «de of the ledger. Hot inwrwur.c tin statistics made up from sworn state* manta: a Namb«r of manufactories iu IS®. it N ombor of co mpanira buildxux■ w Number ot companies eoiarx-i: z Number of com panic* clotml du«! Production for fiscal rar W®-Production for fiscal year 1MB f'1*- • , Estimated produotiob furfixai >t*r UM ................................................. estimated .annual production llWj ian ........................................... ...........,' ' Estimated luvratuxeut lu plant 53.twl.v4 Pile reinbow on rainbow until h whole western sky is •trfye-l* ,,r*u fact remains that Grover not bo elected and tho frwoe bill dented without the thirty-rix uloounil roU • Now York.—New York Am. �Hast^^Banner. f.eo D.. AL Keith’s three year old flyer was taken to Flint Tuesday to enter tbe races. ' —- ----- TT^V-Dtcniber 22, 1892. Thut’'1,1-' ■ ’ -. —-------------- - 1 *“ 1_____ ’ - - - r New good* riih wrek. Can during the fair at tbe Jefferson St. milliner’s. Mrs Wj’.ijams. k4)r. S. M. Fowler has taken his big Hoc Editor. to the bench show in Grand Rapids. J full brother to thia dog was sold recently forjhe modest ■ym of $300. * For Sick-Headache, Impaired Digestion, Liver Disorders and Female Ailments, The law >m th.t all nnxtona weed, ■liall be cut down tn Ihe highway, 1*. tween S.-pl l.t and 15th. How many ha,V done what the law requires? Samph-s of some fine Me, jerwy tH>. bed vesta and combination suits to close out at the Racket. Pttix. SmitIt. fawned all -ver the World.J Girls wishing good steady employment can find same by writing or applying in person to Richardson Silk Co.. Belding MlcU. | F. A. Washburn, Supt. ' I’nee W cea“ * /j CanalSta ll.wxw : TTASt>CnMUtT Parents could give a great deal of en­ Ralar to- couragement tosphool work. by.making an occasional ylslt to the ocliool. and Insisting upon the strict attendance of their oUil<lren. Tiie comedy •• { Social Session’’ wiii be C UTY' has HIM Railrocd Station. LESH, PENROD & CO., /uxrr.'V IVO ws. week Sept. In m during the fair. noral halt at the in and -guitar numbers at Fred L ibat* Call at Aligwi - smith side bakery for hncL-sand wmeals during the fair. Brick hr the c< house have arrived ’-nd * eft is b-ir’ pushed as fast as pos- ns. .pins and buttons In hiltd. at F. K. Pan3 good warm meal Allgeo’s south side Min Hal:.milliner, lias a complete wof f«i| giMxh. imd'lsiiow prepared to Tq hat, in th- I iti -- styles. There ar- chi: I .- n in th’.-* city under 16 Xeaofage Hround the streets mtoaght to lx- made to go to school. .The grand stand nt the fair ground is quite- an iuqoslng* building. The «lngesipscitj has been greatly enlarged. bn ••anriies in the city at the A. E. Renkes. -ilbtday ,.vih at lower prices than Mir. Call and ?t.t. Iny Rtoc|k . F. R. Paxcoabt. *•“-1 Mr*- A. I-. link, » r"-rp^TWsday afternoon and evening In “®|rof Mrs, M. \v. Wightman, of New •J?!!*™'”' a1‘ “iHtowr •« « than any eonjpetRor, and more f°r tlie snme money at tbe Are warranted to last. !■> the Also remember you oil) on busluesd Tuesday; Present—“Good MI Steam,!of Allegan, visited her get .a cousin, Mrs. Will Hay, ig^t week. Form, ” of $2.00 value Mrs. T. D. Campbell, of West Bav Cltr ' ■with a $10.00 purchase is vNilug her mother in this city. " of anything in my Jew­ Mre. BelHngei and Miss Fuller, of Chi­ el ystore. cago, visited relltlves here last week. Quality and price al­ Mias Sienna Sebantx left Tundar fur Albion, where ale will atteml collaxe' ways right. F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. Next week will be STOVES COAL STOVES COOK STOVES 'li- I’Rkery you will ’to* °f confectionery In the I 5 >,re‘ ftrsC d(M,r ea,t of Fred *- aeatt k drug store] ■' ■ ot the Michigan - l’", ',:lv’r of the road. 0-, > a,' r ’,T a sP**ci«» car Tuesday. , * out of inspection.. or Detroit, call at IL K. £Lent You will be aurprtoed el1 the extent of tbe stock he carrier Jou wU be Go to DR. LOWRY’S and have your eyes fitted with eye glasses or spectacles. In or der to have your eye sight preserved into old age1, the eyes’should be properly exam ined and the right kind ot glasses worn. Dr. Loyrry keeps a large stock of the fin­ est Quality and greatest vari­ ety of eye glasses and specta des at his office, where you can have y<jur eyes Examined at all tmes. For nice lunches go to Allgeo’s bakery first door east of Fred Heath's drug store Why not buy the best watches of Pan­ coast? They coit no more than you will pay others for cheap grades. The finest, newest and most stylish goods ever brought to this city nt Mrs. Ella Bowen’s, ('all and see her during the fair. They llm to make Ibelr word ■* r*°d “ ch In the bank. A- ,“,ccf*W"i_vr1^ □Ideal «tablt.h«l boot and .hoe dea^r m tbe county they carry lb« 'SJLjj aood. made. They are 6 Braith’s. Gray Bros, and KrlppendortDittman A Co.’s shoes, the Whitney boot, He w.11 ue ■nd in fact all the leading and bestimakes. They also handle the only snag-proof rabber boot. Everyone should make it a The fearful a«ldanl that ■special point to go to Spence Bros, during death of George Ryan on Sa" |s )n the fair, and anyone buying of them can should warn all o£<heJ*0’?* With the save money, either In the price of the tbe careless handling of « h t re goods, or in the qualify. large number of small bore mar clothing and furnishing goods. pleased to show tliem to you. unlL Tuwday er(.n|ng allowed to <0 out b“"tln<^l la^a that more such aec*',eC?* f r cXCltcutent vn'm '■" and fairly rn all of the opportunity t •eilutrniiwi r , ’•‘‘•rtalnmont ,na””n<aD< Ete"1-r,,ert ™ ’■ ’ ■" lund^rable u* MpceiaUj good. (or ’Sl?Ior“’»»”' one ttr — 1^r-.lhU .year HEATING STOVES Aligeo, of the enterprising south side bak­ special Monday night four ---- -- cars ---- on -.. -a ------ery, has just added to his stock a fine line of leas, coffees, sugars and canned goods. freight on the Michigan Central jumped two miles —- thia side of All these goods are of the very beat quality fh" track about---------that money can buy. and are bought to Grand Rapids, a id delayed traffic for sevsell. And in order to sell them rapidly, eral hour*. Th< accident was caused by a 0 one was injured, and . specially low prices have been put ujh)ii broken axle, no these goods. Call In and see them. lou the damages weijc only slight. will be convinced of their worth up^n Do you want to make money? If so. a trial. 5 saved Is betted than t- earned and the Prof. G. W- Moore. ofSturgla, will make way to save a d<dlar is to get a |20 suit for three baioon ascensions and parachute 815 at Archie MbCoy's furniture and car­ drops during tbe fair, and in a letter to pet room. Hastings. Mich. We guarantee Secretary Borton says that he defies any to give you-820 flor 815. tW for SIS. MO for S5« as long as our one to make asccRsluns in weather that be for 820 and cannot. Ho saya that his apparatus is all bed room suits Inst. We menn business. new and in first class shape. He will give They must go. Don’t miss getting one. the people of Barry county an opportunity They nre bargains. of witnessing three of as fine ascensions It Is a pleast । for those who merit apand drops as they hare ever had the pleas­ probation to r •Ive it. Spaulding's efure of seeing. of — the ladles of forta to meet U«> desires — - ---------... fine dress goods - ’’ For year* Russell’s has been the recof- Hastings and vicinity lu ------------their ---• due In tbe nlred headquorters for dress goods and ■re recelrlnir UJpraise mllllnerr. Uavlnf ctoaervadlr -n‘CiJh,1* constant and gi lifylng Increase in their Ine ••• of c goods. at trade in that <>« —■--- ^Call^ - cllaUnetlon. Il l< ll»lr von.unt maintain It. and Uiey have axperlencedI no Sgnuldlng’s and see their new fall line. those who hare have not seen difficulty In meeting the wanta-df their -It will surprise |hose it such a stock of that larae and arowlnk Hat of enatomera tor them to know flat Ulla elaaa ot Honda. Call '-tre *"J cUrt of goods to kept in Hasllnga. time, and eapwlally Hulrnk -be NH •■£ Where It is [•ossible one «" a,*a*’ ** ..you will be pleased, and they will be pleased to have you, to see their new line vantageousiy join business with 1 •nd often make or save enough to pay a l of fall dress goods and millinery. the expense of the trip. For 1D5‘“ee “ every visitor to the fair would visit the I Vlaltnra at tbe Mr. •»■> tb«’. T„h0 "" ■it ihe city at any time whn with to «ee • different business and prices there Is bo doubt but what he model dotblnc alore. • "““j-1 could pay expenses. For Instance, go to atoek. and (Ind all gooda add at Spence Bros. who are honorable men and sopable rater—leaa tban rou would w I the same quality of jnoda tb' Grand lUpMa dealers and have built up their business ornB. store. ”f !,ariu’ wlth a Uli‘"1 sUn8<-‘t ***• other n5ght' WrtMj* SPOONS AND FORKS byTSjtalX’™""" ” We understand that parties are going around thd county trying to contract bean-; at $2.00 ff>er bushel. A farmer wouldn't have to raise very, many bushels of beans at this -price to get more money for it than Abe Ellis hn; returned from Colorado from his wheat crop, and there Is some ' the Knight ~ Templar good land in Barry county to raise beans. <where he went on .................... excursion. Abt like* the west but says Mrs. Ella Bowen, the milliner, desires that Michigan tspgood enough fur him. to thank her many patrons in the past for Will Bat-cock !ias returned from Fenton the illHjral patronage accorded her. and where he lias wen at work in a barber also to announce that her stock for thb shop. fail trade Is complete in every department ►✓“Tho new preicher” returned to the M. Visitors to the fair are invited to her store, ----- the old one, where she will take pleasure In showing I E. church by the Bishop was aud .Hastings Moll thndists rejoice, and the goods. ’ . „ , ... . ~ j newaAftat Rev. Puu«T ’uffer IMS lia« uevn been sunioncu stationed monthlr I l„rr r<.r IS. aril) yr.r will 1„. I.Wy b«u OodlM lu »«y Foi.-y'h., ............... ......................................................... . । KrB,lf,-ln<- 10 w C|,i,e„, W|M ,re nM th., niKiU This' through1 tho mails tn to iliU this Mtv. cityThis Methodists. Hi ■ has -_ won a______ warm place ...iu month about seventy-five copies were dis­ the hearts of tbe people of Hastings. tributed at this post office. We understand that this magazine is a present Woolley d: ✓'Miss MlunffltfOok has purchased a mil­ Brouson give their customers with a SlO linery stock and] badness at Allegan, nnd will soon make flint place her home. Miss cash trade. Go to the Barry county fair at 'Hastings Cook Is one who has had every advantage to understand the urt there Is in this busi­ Sept. 27. 38. 20 and 30th and se* f ire bdn ness, and It can claim to-be artistic, and fair ever given in Barry county, nnd be the people of Allegan will find her one sure to pay a visit to Archie McCoy’s furniture and carpet rooms' and select;a who will, by enterprise nnd thorough mastery of her business, merit their pat­ -ouyenir of the occasion. It reminds you ronage. She will also be a welcome addi­ where you saw the moat practical lines of tion to the social circles of our sister city. furniture in Michigan. State Yon will a.--, -.v ■ obtain al F. W. (treble's gwd gno-l- .-.nd - - very lowest prices. J'Mto found it necesaary STERLING INLAID ,o "w - S. E. Kirk, of Toledo, commercial agent of the- Cincinnati. Jackson & Mackinaw R. IL was in tlid city Tuesday, advertising tbe Olin family -scurslon. udlalpli Wootor. . who united with the M. E. conference ut.Jllllsdale ________ ____ last week, has been stationed af Crystal. MK’alip Co. for coming conference year. We wish him success in his rar vi .................... field of labor. Friday afternoon HarlMf, son of J. W. Lunn, fell from a wood-dhetl while playing at Jos. VanArmnn’s home and broke both igtx; p.ikery. first door bones of his right arm near tbe wrist. The rath'- dlgug store. little fellow was taken home and every­ lint- iiir of children’s bats thing possible done to relieve him. At M. . Elm Bowen’s. thia writing be is doing as well as could be 1.. photographer, is win- expected, bur it will be a long time before he can use his rlgbt-am as well as he used .Jl.ne*t J’r“‘ Is the length of time that llirtaX“' * b'“"W“ ,ri’ » y’Zi'ra “• '-'-rrat HainWell the paat week, reluraln« Tueaday. shoe repairers in.the state, as any one will certify who has taken their work to C. II. Smith. north side ot Main street nearly opposite Hams & VanAnnan’s store. His work is far above the ordinary. • fLIRCULZITION • This <v.' 120 quire; Du you A* 3 " »Iwii? SOLID WEAR we write the great show ia In town. ^Mrs. John Itcndergast and daughter, And the American kid is In his glory to­ Miss C.ertrude, leave for Boston to-day : . day. Some ot tlie •■kids” who seem to en­ where ihe latter will attend school. joy it best have been voters several years, \M<m. A. C. Tthvnc, of Milo, wa3 In the and their antics are more amusing than Clip W ednesday. He ” emphatically • - — denies • those of the youager fry. tbe rumor that he came up to see the Hastings has one of tho l»est boot and show. ourself. Emblem- in “xid c<>;<i aid n^T'nSjr ,’“‘"X-’1‘’bleo„pM1. x/As . Blankets and iop of A. E. N. MICH.. Ea-tM Fr» YEARS AnX"’8"'"”"G’““’ ><■■•• G,'“* l*n fnr-Albion given ih Union 1 all. Frhlay evening. Sept Tuemlay mornlux where ,he will attend 30th. i The gram I military. Black Hussar college. band will accompany them. The band is a Ml.a Mlllapamtli waa eall.q ft„m lhc fa?-siinlle of th« inoperini Russian band. city Tuesday byFibe «t|ou, u!ar„ „t a The company comes well recommended by relative. the ptess, Mrs. Hulda R^ed left left for for Pennsylvania Pennsylvania. if you have not tried some of my home Tuesday where she will make an extended made bread, just'call at ... f’he city bakery visit with relatives. , . i L ■ , "Hu iciaiivars, and get a loaf, and you will be a regular „ I ' customer, as 10 many'are who used to do < Mr- and Mrs- 4- Roland viark. Clark. of Grand •» T. Rapids, spent a-few days here ihe fore their own baking. part of the week; visiting relallves. j A. E. Renkes. Bargains 1-1: :A< n row oil tuhiy morning. 25 Smith La In Awtuauonbn^nra, m Tho big fruit, canning companies have formed a combine and if you don’t want to pay big priced for canned goods iu tinfuture you bad fetter put up ail the canned goods you can now. WANTED the patron-, He is worthy • ii serve the mention. vn-ulltle, and cholera maniac to knap pie talking nowwlaya. and the nrore».l«,.| dry good, boa whinier la In a happy rrM1,. of mind. 'Tasteless-Effectual.) I .. PERSONAL IraGtI™,,1,b'r-'‘,,-'r”V. —In the St, either tor shooting youi*«« eTmH.i'';?’., ."'■raea offered aud «« •« PUrte offered "nMng indicates * i*r Ke *attend ante.a— a UHM to be ftorad. A Died, of apoplexy at Ihe home of Daniel Crump. near Oden. Emmett Co. MlcK. Sept 13th. Otto C. B«N*. aged -a. De<U^I was born In Cataraugus county, X Y waa one of tbe early settlers of Barry Co. Thus one by.one they paw away. Best line ever shown here SEE THEM GOODYEAR BROS. HAVE YOU SEEN ’EM? What Those Fine Boots and Shoes AT THE - They’re “Out of Sight” but we will show them to you if would like to see them. ’ ; They’re as good as ihe best and our prices cannot be duplicated A full line of those cheap working shirts expected this week. Children’s book satchels given away with every purchase of 50cts. Bankrupt Store H. OSBORN, Mgr. �Mb FORMALLY OPENED. The Great Gathering oi Soldiers of tbe Union. DEDIOt ITONOF GRAND AMT PLACE owes to the tendered relation of humanity, and s’. jbord of affectionate sympathy reaches him from every hamlet nnd hom< in the Und. God give him grace in thh hour of new!. SUSTAINED THE TAX LAW. ray Fight Agalnat « M<«b, » Signal IXMAXAPOLta, Sept. 2O.-4n tho circuit court Monday the railroads of the state, who have been fighting the new tax law, Ztedlcallon <-r the ’■f'iace.” “In the order of time this may or may no! received their first signal d*sfeat. The Big be your last grand . review, but 1 exprets Four some months ago brought suit to en­ the hojx.- of' a grateful people • that join County Treasurer Backus from heaven will bounteously lengthen out your । <— .-------- fh« road ljv«~* before you are called to the otbej I collecting collecting taxw tnxra nseeswd aseew^l against against tbe tbe road ro*i shore to rejoin the ranks of your compan-1 by the state ImmihI of .tax commissioner!*, ions. -Cud now, my countrymen, in liehall Counsel for the rood claimed that the new of the whole American people, I dedicate I |gW denied equal protection to the railroad this 'Grand Army Place,’ and thecomrocm-! others in the state. In direct viola­ ? i Hon fourteenth amendment ........ --------------... ------------ . ----------- ...... hl)n nf lhe toe rnunramn Antoiwra><-». of the I «m-U«utfcn.: <h»t I. at,l u.« pre; CHOLERA IN CAMP. Cases Among the Refugees on Sandy Hook. A DEMOCRATIC VIEW. THE M KINLEY TARIFF HELPS THE WORKINGMEN. GROWING OLD Itdcm,ln<le«Ltotiw»0rm 1 f,M-1 nr» Hi That in the friends w| ONI DEAD AND ANOTHEB STSICKEN. UaywrinkleUn.:,.!..^ d. And W* ln GA.-S.w I— I" '“““J ,11, lU,.r.nn, H»a~-Tw- IW.lh. to >». .. I Vat* Cheer- The moat important Incident of the campaign thus far has probably been thu report of the Democratic commis­ sioner of later in New York, Hon. A. shadow und-rav. , • . BMflrinkled now with , 'i Wb«. ■ IU...K I aX.. With tuber gfadm,, L . r. <, Each smile 1cm brivlj ■ ful -Ha»pect at R»lem. »**• fltltl cherished m, n.^ . Caiip Low, Saniit HtWyR Wt Hand ctasp-Hh hnud (,,ffiy Charles F. Peck. Thia report, prepared —Auntie cholera has st nick this camp. by a Democrat, fa rc-cognixed l>y Repub ­ forth® dueprorew. of law; that the ndmiufe- Frareesco Moreno, an Italian i^-ngvr «m Dolphin and Mhuna* ■ tration of the law by the state board wm* the Normartnla, who arrival here thb licans and Democrats as tho most strik­ Isalillfelt In nw nut I,. today unite with you in rtrengthenitig the with an evil eye and unequal hand in such Yet plain a* U,,. .. ...< mortingaud who was thoughtjo Have ing indorsement that .could have been •' rd* h'spjtold. Union of the great republic. a manner as to constitute fraud, and that WAsmstfTOX, SepL 2u.—The exercises o! Upon my beanl (u!t,t had .'holem niorim*. die4 W ° ‘ ;, ) ock given the McKinley law. nk.-. uf „„ Welcome to the B**ys In Blur. the board actually asM-ra-sed proix-rty out­ Say sUeutly (oid<the Gram! Army encampment began In “I bld you welcome in behalf of the preri-1 Mr. Peck, who is a Democrat, was ap­ night It is announced that » whlow, tne Tbou.uith thy frh ' side til lb* jurfadict|oiL earnest yesterday accowling to the pro — ArdrcMnan m .: dent nnd his cabinet ndvioer*; In behalf oi pointed to the office of eommfasioner of moth,of four cbiUrn.. Not a Blngle Point Good. gramme given in these dispatches. The pa­ HetMld. the coDgrera of the United States and tht These are the aanie questions that tacked by the octAragr at 10 o clock tart labor statistics by President Cleveland, rade preceding the dedication of Grand national judiciary, administering collecnlgkt and her little ones were Imn'Mirtely and lias held the position (as a Democrat) Array Place was one of great interest to lively the government yon have fscured brought about long contests in Califbrnia, “ The American mini. ;,. r:iJ Kentucky and Arkansas. J'udge Brown, fanlited. It fa singular that h>lh these ever since. In hfa report ho takes up the Grand Army men as well ns other spec- end in behalf of a whole p*-ople made lllu> actly as good in quality sll in hfa opinion, holds that none of the l>arti<“« were N'ormannia's i«.**-ngrrs who I'rmch,” taiqtui by your herofam and that of -ou rout in points made fa good and that the law is have iM-en in quarantine for eighteen days. the question of wages and manufac­ •ays u drnggfat. "Th,, ,,l-'pitiaritup^g, adverrarlre, now your friends. 1 greet you in’। constitutional in every re«i*!Ct. The. adtures since tho enactment of the McKin­ •ion that many of uur fa k‘,•xinKtaforibe lova behalf of a stalwart north ami al ' handkereliicf and toilet ■.uS-Uluml»«l ™> -nd com- mtaWmUm. ol th. tow ““ ..... -- ----;:ring the luuces ley law, comparing the first year under 1. .' arJra NSW YORK. Sept «L-A man named the McKinley law (1881) with tho last of sweet flower* nru kinq ly fa-nricai Imi. .. . . at'** issue was nianding west, under tho shadows ot... the ।' proper. pt’oucr. The The real real point jwint nt “*'• “*wnetnu^Hhe ‘ Capitol you have prreervtx! Inthb beautiful «‘he state could deny to a rap* rattan tbe Loafa Wdnhjwn. 35 y*»ra oM- R «««chmnn year udder the old law. Of course hfa tatlons of, the geuuiu« LfafH u ** entirely wrong. The fact fa th,, nenuloe olhu city fuanded l»y Washington and madi right to be ararerad by i for William Schlemmera, a hardware mer­ figures . relate only to the industries of flowers, of which nil pun pw-. ■ , - i...... •A> merican ui-ncaii oct sacred by the servicesand sufferings of Lin- l’T^.°ne * "T’*?nClretV b. rd without ap- chant of 900 Broadway, was found yester- hfa own state of New York, but they . prt « edn and in full vfar of Virginia, the birth | «wsmuent of the state board wHbout ap- dar afternoon suffering from cholera in itentiin - .. r-Jr are very interesting and important in from France, and genuiu mii.K and a®. __________ ---• piace of presidents and the burial place ol P«dMra Gunther's big IsamUng houw, 4 and their bearing. bergris, the two must in । xirtant aodva|. hei — SAFELY THROUGH THE CRISIS. 0 Extra place. W. inhngm had recently The report shows that there was a net ued bases for fir.*- perf: ’ must be ob. from Bay Shore, L. I. where the increase in wages of tfl,377,V23.09 in the tained lu other countri.- i While tbe best After the ceremonies wen1 over the vet­ Hrs. Harris**'. Caw Hid of Complications tknlemmer family had been Maying during American inode perftim «’ are equal in year 1891. as compared with the amount erans took a look at the “life sized'* model quality to the finest Fren ! I'ri paraUoM, Loo.x LAKB Hovse, N. Y., Sept. 18.— th! summer months. Weinbagen waa re­ paid in 1890 and a net increase of pro­ such could nut be the fact -of the Kearsargr. She is built ns massively .f wd lint! not The duction of $51,313,130.08 in tho year 1801 -------------------------r.The ---------rigging rara.. „------as tbe real ship. fa of the The critical period in Mrs. Harrison's illnres moved to the reception hospital. that count rr to depend i ifam for our »• muu, turu imu™ j bjw IuutMnj strongest kind, and mfa, |iiuv«-u placed mm and “rattled t here an-no signs of a re- Iwarding house from which Weinhagen wag. over that of 1890. Of the sixty-seven aeutial oils. taken contains 250 men. The hoiiM was -t.ivvv." i.rararalv .... nnv K-rai-.mlticr lutrk. 1 .... .... .1-^ down” precisely ns on nny sen-going, bark- newal of tho dangerouy complication that industries covered 77 per cent of them -Th. raaxm lor tbl, i», m cuthely t uu rigged vemel. Everything from stem te brought her so near to death’s door a few riuironghly fumigated and a phyaician from show an increase cither of tho wages or .ueraulul HT.,n b*, . b.' '“ „ ,/ tbe health famrd placed in charge. stern ia built ns strongly m braces and noil* hum flowers of sufficient r churns ‘ days ago. She has not improved so much, and- ^n. The Caae of Stoker Knox. | prddnet, or both. could make it. Some few of tho minor air CAPT-AIK JOBS PAI.MKR. ,however, that all danger is passed, for there Tbe only stepa taken by the board <rf Commissioner Peck gave us a reason aity of perfume to supply ■'•entisl nils ih tators, because of the opportnnity it afford­ l*oiutments of the old vrrael, such tu , sufficient quantities tom 'Ke it profitable fa yet the main disease to cumbat. Dr. health yesterday was to quarantine the J for selecting tho tariff as the subject for ed of contrasting the appearance nnd move­ hatches and the like, are left off purposely . i* held that Gardner told a United Press reporteryvster- ateamnhlp State of Nevada and an old canal | hfa ninth annual report that it especially to extract them, although 1* ments ot the veterans with the precise and ] in order to make room for sittings, promt*tb« odorous blooms of-um ■ f. the southI enades, and dancing. The deck fa market!, day that the crisis was Qver.atld the patient loot on North river. The steamship was affected the working cIumm. He hfltl em states, equally Flo-i.fa aWj modern methods of the soldiers of Uncle could now. be treated without t he great dan ­ quarantineil because of the death on board however, to show tlie location nnd size oi Sam’s regular army and navy, for tho prin­ the hatches and tracks of the swivel guns. ger threatened by the accumulation of the Sunday evening of Stoker Knox after an found that the statements of the Demo­ gulf states, have the same bouquet l*iuqurt as-the as'the cipal part In yestenlny’s parade waa taken,■ Two breech-loading guns point out of till water substance in the cavity of the pleura. attack of dlarrho a. He had l>een ashore , cratic speakers were not borne out by same flowers grown In *. uthern France, Wants to Co to Washington. and got drank. Hfa mates say that he was ( facta. Governor Campbell had said that that great garden uf conui ercir.l *dco."_ by the regular soldiers, sailors and marines . forward ports, which will lie used for salut­ Now York Evening Sun. not a single workingman ’ s wages had Now that the cruis fa over the advisa­ subject to such attacks after sprew*. The ; stationed in Washington, and the District ing purposes* and to “fire down” tbe ensign of Columbia national guard, which ranks at sun-down. The cabin fa 10 by 40 feet, bility of removing Mrs. Harrison from canal Ixiat quarantined lathe Henry Cahill. been raised as tbe result of tho McKin­ She lies at the foot of Thirteenth street, I ley act “My reports show that there high in the points of efficiency, drill and and is nicely finished. The walls are in Ixiou Ijike fa being cunsldemt - She fa ex­ A StOtJ in told of a Fr,: :htunu on salp. ceedingly anxious to l»e taken to Washing­ North river. She fa the property of James were just 283.000 men whoso saiarioe soldierly appearance among the militia or- imitation of paint and the ceiling fa covered ton, and it fa believed bv Dr. Gardner that board in a storm who hello1 h-1 out pnxnand decorated handsomely with new flags. were raised as the result of this law,’’ ganiznt ions of the cxiuntry. 1 hrihiopher m Around the walls ore models of vessels rep­ with a part iid renewal of strength his pat lent sick child und died there. asserted the commissioner. Mr. Peck targe m that gentlenmr.'-, mUc «i p^, may lx* safely remove! from Ixs»n l^tke Death. nt tjuanintine. resenting the old'and new navy. r-A The pnxwlon consisted of live brigades, within u week or two. The president spent ’ Tlie Dolphin and Vexnvlux. There Were two death from cholera In added tliat ho was free to admit that hfa on condition that he slionl' *1 1be preserrtd• After this view of 'a type of the old navy yesterday quietly taking some much nested the lower l<ay yestentay and syyo new cam report w«b nut in harmony with the from death. A fellow p?.-• -i u-r nadgtd commanded by General Eugene A. Ckrrnaof the discoM* developed. Th*' members of platform adopted nt Chicago in so far, him and miggest*sl that ■ could tut w sa.’as follows: Tr<>ops of t bffiregular Army,, thousands of the veterans went to tbe navy exercise In the afternoon iu a short walk. the health board were iu a vwy cheerful us it related to the subject of the tariff. ‘ for such nu Image, ewn •( ue xdd all hij naval batteries and murine*. District na­- yard, nnd examined two of the new navy— | GEN. ALGER’S DAUGHTER WEDS. state of mind yesterday. tional gutted, posts of the department of! the Dolphin and Vesuvius. They nre not However, his r«i>orl was as ho had powcosluDM. But tin. oil.• r n:plltd in a whisper: “Be still, you {>■.■. Do yen fancy the Potomac, Grand Army of the’Republic! of tho latest type, but the difference wn« | found the condition of affairs. I am speaking in enr.-.vi? sufficiently marked to bring forth expres- [ and Sou* of Veterans. The **ptvx ewlon The summary prepared by Commis­ the shore I shall not gi* ! I onq> much SALEM. Mass., Sept. ’ J O. — A caw of Asiatic idoiis of wonder from the visiting veterans. ..... 1 > * ‘him k tallow started at. 10 o’clock from Second street,’ The Vesuvius, with ita three pneumatic' Detboit, Mich., bepL IC.—The social rliolera is re|>orted at a Polish boarding sioner Peck says in opening: candle.’’ . west of the Capitol, and was reviewed by’ tube* capable of throwing 100 pounds of season here was opened last night with house on Derby Mrtvt. The authorities In pursuance of law the undersigned Equally aluard. •• fl.e .v ,u:it ,-‘ven tbe vice pnwldent from the reviewing stand.- dynamite a mile; its rapid firing secondary the wedding of Miss Fay Huldatia Alger, are invest Ignt ing. ■ has cumpletud tbe work attendant upon certain man who«gteatiy te: rlfied lq,r.itigh Upon arrival at Grand Army Place the ex­• battery that can send a perfect storm oi daughter of General nnd Mrs. It A Al­ the issuing of the ninth annual report of weather on the uccati, vow*n he wui;d eat ercises were begun by prayer and music,. Jiol At AA formy; aa.1 clw Dolphin, with ' „„ lo wUlton, E. BaII-j. of S<acU., ACCIDENT ON THE PHILADELPHIA. no more ham. Just as tl e v.v the bureau uf statistics of later, and . which was followed by the address of Com­' ''"V”11 r“h5 W..L, Th, wnltllog WM th* DioAl brill. herewith gives a brief summary of the over he qualified his proin: * I y addinx, mander in Chief Fulmer. ranid tiriniz mins . rapid tiring guns and other nffeuMive offensive and ’ "Without muslanl, 0 Lonl ’ Kx plosion. ' iant one witnessed iu Detroit In a long contents of thu Mine. Its completion defensive armor, were a revelation to those Baltimore, Sept. 19.—A distressing no has been necessarily decayed by reason Palmer was applauded vigorously when who were familiar with the means of war time, and guests were preseul from New he arose iumI said; York, Philadelphia, Harrisburg. Seattle, cideirt occurred on the Unites! States cruis­ of the unusual amount and important iu 1801-05. _____ , “CoMKAnKs.-—For the first time since the Washington nnd other cities. The cere­ er Philadelphia during the bombardment, character of the work undertaken. Of RECREATION IN THE EVENING. close of the great civil conflict you will have mony was performed at General AJger's which wmshh-mbly shortened the aham all th® varied subjects investigated and TIME TABLC. an opportunity of meeting yonrcomnules home, which was lieautifully decorated battle. The entire starboonl complement reporte<l upon daring tbe bureau's nine Id effect Seplrnibrr : . t in arms in a headquarters provided for with smilax and roses. of guns Imd Iwen fired without any hitch, years of existence none has borne a wh «>f the great army corps existed Tbo bridal coaple had seventeen atten­ and everything i>o!nted to a successful trial Yesterday afternoon from 5 to 7 Mrs. closer relationship to the welfare of the during the wur. It would certainly be in­ dants. Miss Frances Alger assisted as Station!. vidious of me to single out or Attempt to Noble, wife of the secretary of the interior, .maid of honor; Miss Baldwin as first of the big breech loader*, as well ar* the wage earners of the state or furnished mention any particular corps for its gallnut assisted by her sisters, the Misses Halstead bridesmaid; Miss Pullman, of Chicago, small idx pound rapid firing Hotchkiss the public in general with statistical * service. 1 know that buinnri nature on the and several visiting ladies, gave a reception Ills.; Miss Bailey, of Harrisburg, Pa.; Mi»s guns. A lieutenant tn charge of twelve data so valuable to a comprehensive un­ SOBTH. average is al suit alike, and Fean appreciate to the members of the Ransom Poet G. A. Mattie Platt and Mira Lucy Griggs aa men was successful^’ maneuvering the derstanding of the practical workings of Kalamazoo . how every soldier took special delight in IL and John .W. Noble Cnmp Sons of bridesmaids. Tbe presents received have after starlxmnl .«ix-inch breech-loading Ftaxt CoojH-r spanking with pride of the service rendered Veterans, of St. Louis. Last night three never been excelled In Detroit either iu rille, and had tired threw charges from it. the one great economic question of the Kicblaml .Ii by the corps in which he served, nnd no one organizations serenaded the secretary at number or beauty. The bridal couple The manner of firing the rifle is simple iu present day than the tariff. Tariff, Cressey .... Milo............ will object if wbpn you get together today hfa home on K street To the Sons of went on a wedding tour in General Alger’s the extreme. whether levied -for reygnue only" or DeltOD....... the-recuUections of juist dangers tempt you Veterans, who came first. Secretary Noble private car, nnii-wtll live in Seattle. (?r “i\-ychue aiid the incidental protec­ Cloverdale. The Shell Exploded. to be enthusiast ic. • • • Sbultx......... made a Brief and appropriate address, re­ A shell fa placed In the wcket nt the tion of American miuiufacturers and breech, and the breech lever fa turned into American labor," fa certainly a question Hastings. . “Wlmtarer differences of opinion we may ferring touchingly to the president's Buffalo, Sept. 1".—The Republican position by menus of crank wheels. AU fa absence and its cause. of such vast impOTt as to enlisj the most CosU Grove. have us to the gallantry of the .several corps, club convention wm slow coming to order then ready to fire. The block fits into half there is one point upon which We ull agree, thorough and dfapas»ionate investiga­ Woodland A pleaNint incident took place in the yesterday, but when 11 did begin it pushed inch threaifa. making it secure against any that whether it was the comrade who wore Wocxlbury the Ebbitt house last evening in its work rapidly to conclusion. Tne reso­ recoil or Imckwnrd discharge. When the tion at the hands of the American peo­ the star or the eagle, whether it was he who parlora/of ple. And while the present report has Landing... the py^wntntion of a beautiful grand army accident occurred the men were in position lutions adopted are standard Republican were the insignia^of a non-Commissioned Detroit ....... badge to Commander-In-Chief Palmer by under the law been confined to the state and indorse tho “wise, patriotic and awaiting command to secure the shell and officer or the common soldier who carried Grand Rapids ‘ hfa musket in the ranks, each was loyal to his aids nnd one to his wife. Thu presenta- statesmanlike" administration of Presi­ fire. After the shell had l»ecn in position of New York, its results can but be the’eommon cause for which he served, and tloniqxwh was made by Chief Aide HifiJ dent Harrijon. They afao provide for the to fire the fourth charge an experienced taken aa indicative of tbe conditions ex(ranter Vjnk tf»e crank hamUe au<] was ( facing in every section of our country each tried to do-his full dutv as he raw jt. Grant who lauded and commended General Station*. The same can be said for eacL corps and its Palmer as (i man and commander. Tljj 'representation of college leagues In this about to turn it when the shell exploded,'। where manufacturing and industrial nation J body. The speakers during 3ie blowing the block off and the ent ire load from J gallant commander; each did its full share general made u fitting rrejKni.se for nimscll • nuranits are followed. and Mrs. Palmer. The general's badge fa a the breech of the gun. People standing on j session expressed great satfafactlou al the in the contest and each shared in tho glorbeautiful bit of workmanshij) of gold and . ious achievements nf the Union army. invasion of tbe colleges Where nothing the lazaretto shore could bnrtdy discern diamonds. The iMulge given Mrs. Palmer, but free trade was taught by tho button shreds of n man's clothing clinging to the “The thought that so many of our gal­ while not so elaborate, fa an artistic bit at of the Republican league. Officers were port rigging, but enough to tell them of the work. lant letwlcrs cannot be with us today tills elected without friction—Clarkson, presi­ awful fate of sonic one. Milo... Beceptlon to tha Ladies. Delton . .oar hearts with many sad reflections. dent; Htuuphrey, secretary, and Louns^“'‘“tr Injured. 'At 3:30 p. m. a rtception~to the W. R. C., bury, treMiirer, all by by arejamation. poraniale They would respmd cheerfully at the call The charge and a portion of the shell en­ Uulu......... Ijidies of the G. A. R. and other patriotic of friendshto ns they did in IWI to the call tered the left breast, tearing awnr the Arab Allegeil WoncTerluT <^4rr»? "* of duty. The vacant places they have woman organisations was given by the aud shattering the riba of Vnptain Martin W.rlu ’' , left in our ranks nre more suggestive than ladies of the Department of the Patomle, Wilkesbarre. Pa.. Sept, ft).—Rev. John R. King. Anot her gtinm-r statullng alongThe thinking vTuinJu pf tbe United Coats Grore the presence of the living and if they are headed by Mrs. Logan. The reception rook Warman, a colored minister, fa* creating a *de of him wm badly injured by wadding Statew^and all women think—fefl that wopdlaod .. place in the rotunda of the Capitol, which not with us todaj* it fa beeatiM* other cutelttghfa neck and face, tearing, away sensation here by many alleged cures of glories are reserved for them, while we nre wm beautifully decorate*!. The princljMil horribly ’. »«_ The1 ouS!lt to Le interested in the cainhis anu NndI mangling J""""11"- him i.«~ v— left with others to enjoy the fmite of their piece fa a piece of tapretry, the work of Mfas infirm and sick people. Crowd.**, with pilot nlwftnlI the thin received order* to pro-1 lM“6n- ^rs- Ellen J. Foster, who fa at Tearing....... t Jane E. Steamre. of thb city. It fa the first every kind ;of physical ailment, gather tn Detroit......... great labors. • • < • * eeed nt once down *—_ the river. The <-muuici-1 I’hitadel- --------the Hotel **«»« •*• Savoy, iov xvcpuuiiciui wm at the Republican hfa church. He fays hfa hands on tho Grand Rapid American tapretry of a historical painting The President's Alnmce. phta- was -----aoon -m »|*eding speeding aiid and. though though many many || headquarter headquarters a yesterday yesterday and saw Mr Mr “And now, comrades, I know you will nnd represents General Logan’s rally at afflicted and then offer* up a prayer. Tho thomni KOtnetlnni/nniiMiiul 1.-4 ___ S ... •Stops on siirnii only. share tny feel Ings of profound regret over Atlanta. General Logan, the central figure, local jMipers give accounts uf hfa cures. “1 nTK!,lh0 Womra’ R<T»Wtam t Nos. 5 and 6 wifi not rnrry j»»<: tigers uoi*« the cin. ninst4mc.-H which caused the absence is mounted on his famous black stalliou id Two men who were cripples for twenty provided with freight train prnn! yean* threw away ibeir crutches and discharge of the shell could not Plx- oace™ "ll® 11 president, <rf one whom you would all have been de­ the iinid of hfa command. Freight trains will be run si the• cenvenlenee walke«lawny. Paralyzed women were ro- mine*!. When Ix>R»n Ballled tlie Men. lighted to see and hear, and who anticipated _____ lhi!.wor~ “tbo distribution of of tl»o company, w bo reserve rhe t tbe time of such train* without :;oiii 'mmirw. The picture portrays Ihe moment when atored to health and other wonderfulVures joining you in all the festivities of the week; literature. Mrs. Foster, in speaking of _ W.S.DKW1M . Gell were effected. he restored the confidence and courage of CLEVELAND AND THE POSTEN8. a cotnnule. whose gallant services to the nan. C. PorrxR. Gen l 1’. A T. Ac the different features of the work, said: tiou in the hour of peril hive been supple­ hfa men after a panic caused by the death Our women's work is going along ’ ( PROBATE UNDER. mented by hfa wIm- and patriotic mruiage- ofMcPhereon. The border of the picture CllICAiio, Sept. 17.—Justice Glennon yosfinely. A most gratifying feature fa the Slate oLMIcbliran, County of Bart.' ami Hi> Makes Beply. ment of the affaira of thb great republic in fa composed of badgre, flags of the Fif­ At a sraslon ot the Probate ( ,nr| <W| f-jr the — Mrn.HIB.lfcpt. l»._Wheu Governor Bu- hearty response which comes from Re­ time of peace—Comrade Benjamin Han- teenth, Sixteenth and Seventeenth corps oi terday discharged tho 171 prisoners ar­ nson.” * • tha Army of the Tennessee, the medals rested In the Garfield raid. The justice ctonan commuted the ranlenccor Clonal publican officials throughout the conn- County of Barry, hoideti at the I't ‘bate 08a. In the city of Hastings,-ta raid <..... .. ”■ voted by congress, the IBinois cuat of arms held that tbe city's com rested on tbe un- B. Clay King to imprisonment for life it Ser; io nw Wednrsday. the 7th day et Sei-tKUC*ly “y 8UU com‘ year one ,ihoosan<! eight liondrei aa:.d ninety He then read a telegram, from I*raddent> aud that of hfa Scotch-Irish ancestors. coustliutlonallty of ths law of 1887 per­ w«x reportin I that Ex-President Cleveland mittee which does not urge the circula­ Harrfaon who raid ■ he had looked forward The tapretry will also torn part of the dec­ mitting belting in race- track enclosures, had IntetresM with Buchanan in the con- tion of our literature imd tho organixuFTtuent, Charles W- Anustn ., ,Ju*l«e <4 tvith great pleasure to this meeting with oration of Mrs. Le0m's hotiae.tonight! and as he could not undertake to nan oeraied munlerer'a behalf. Frank P S.Onr? OtXr Wowen- The first issue of hfa bld comradre, and would have estewntd upon constitutional questions there was In the matter of the estate ot *•>■ >< M. KusPa*U-n, brother uf King'a victim, wrote a The Welch Tinplate Indturfry. SMf.d«Mtsed. .it one of the highest tenors of Ids life to no other eoarea for him to adopt btx to "ri“ *•iuat «“• letter to Cleveland expostulating with him w. IrtNnpx, Sept. 19,-Tbe Council of the discharge the prisoners. John J. nrklns. adinltiK:..' ro! have welcomed them to the capital of an W e think th- prettiest bit of politic*! late, comes Into court and roinc*> n: that he U for interfering in the case, and il.<-birin.e unbroken union. He closed: UR: would Tluptauj Workers’ ifasoc-tation aascuibled tliat the friends of the murdered man, who lltoratnro -»ver i—ned Jrom any head­ prepare*! to file hfa final account a jifao have Ixsen one of the niojt fayerwl and ' at ttt S'™! THE DEATH RECORD. Swansea bare resolved to record their with Mitt cviate. tha: quart™.. It will b. folkorad by ton or mlnwtrator were numerous and influential, would not tender incidents of my private llfetohuve reading may be heard and allowed anil a - . re to do all in their powe"r to main­ forget Cleveland's *ctio« e^X“* • do.cn Other book, in like rty),. cover­ sienroent duty made and he be dfoc! »ige*l no® Rear Admiral John C. Howell, United taken three comrades by the hand again, tain ’rhe ’ Wel»h tinplate Industry. They said trust , j. ing the main principle- of Republican­ i* The, Answer. but all this has bwu denied me by the in- have instructed their executive committee States navy, at Folkestone, Eng. Thereupon it Is ordered, that > .day. > ‘ the terventicii of a sad anti imperative duty, to confer with the masters as to the best inn. Thera arc being sent to state chair- 7th day of Octo!>er. A. I).IK»..at : ‘ c cJoei: b« ‘-imply SrolH fatter taU S tae•»» ap^ wnwu, w asaqiuru ivr inr uv» fHVOf M* ” the forenoon, be assigned for t he lies and I r xn only aak you to give to all my meaxiN of irauridg the prosperity of their I men. and by them circulated through Land that the heirs at Ism of* du <ee”^T coni’ u greeting and good wishes. Accept trade. * iX^N.?** “• county committee, among women. • I all other persons mtcrr-i.l-; :b mv sincere thanks for your very kind and . are are required required to to »|q>exr appear nn’ ’. . J’’ sympathetic message.” . •aid court, then to be bofil-.-u ai lb* tb FhJtete 'T“m" ”rhbl> «> WewKhlidd WauttOfcvrr, Sr., u old ™.id.nt 0, MaitoULLTowy, i.„ s«ptt 14-T.o office. In the city of Bn*linK*.ui a cbonlfi The reference to President Harrfaon wm would h*T« Ixwn A dincmiHM, that had ao --------------- —~ .'.KuuiAciurtri. the signal for euthustaatic cheering which freight trains collided head-ou yesterday Illinois, ax Napervlll?. —/.I* iugtGn ■»y«: “The and show cause. If any teere 1*. why jtf fat petftfoDcr may not be k-nin — -­ Isaac H. Paiumi, well-known Michigan tasted some time. ' Witting down of tho consular appropriiw It Is further ordered, that Mid to. purpore 0, h|, 1Ktw **1 on tbe Chicago aud Northwestern rail­ jurist, nt Grand Hapidv. tionby roogTw. .ton, lMtMMfcnVui notice to Ihe persons intere«te<l in ’•MJ* way, two miles west of this city. Engin­ Moat R.» A. VtsciCTin MObbbkop of VICE PRESIDENT MORTON. otne pendency otsold petition, nm' Itbr: eers Ashton and Howes and Fireman Aquila, nt Rome. tatwr- togpmSroytBaustnir a copy o* «•"'» 4 , 1 ’ ““>*>»*• Ho-tore, LT1U“'?ectof JIo Makes m Feeling AUuston to the Presl* SlneUogb were killed, together with an tont branch of pubB« servic. Coadder. puoUsUetl In the fUrrulos Hc>\4n Thomas II. Watts, ex-governor of Ala­ unknown emigrant. FiremanTnsiug was dlLre.ZSX'u* dtouinron, to > 1PE th* *i*o *tol wwllh of th, country Dissr Drinted sad eitvulsted In »!d eua.ky* bama, at. Montgomery, Ala. Vice President Morton was then fatro- badly injured. polltica.‘ Prq>«r«l to retire '«r consul service is not what it should wceas previous io nbici uay »i u™< Dr. li. T. Kinp, well-known veterioarv CHAU I.EM W. -'fL ' diwad. He said: “A borrow that brings us ™,. ll, “ “O' w*U supported a, that surgeon, at Lexington, Ky. Urilxry Chaired at Chle»K<»(Atraseopy) Judas el ail together calls me to take the place in WU1 Boycott tho World's Fair. of kngl«.id. France or Germany, and i. CHk'Atic*, S<-pt.» ly.—Justice Woodman 'iu aP ,onw °f northwestern —vusuce U'jrxunan nil .-----f*«**«» CniCAUO, Sept. a-Tlu, SoriAU^ „ e ulnois. nt Frdnrvtot n, i. these cerrmonira of the president to whom Saturday announced in hfa court that UUnol,» nt * report. Ills. NOTICE FOR BEA KING oFfthMS. K»««rionotU>. Trad, 1.1--------- g* you will instinctively turn, as a comrade, “Mike" McDonald gaye him $300une night ^Ttxa s. qOACKKSBVUi, u. Kawbo,,. « rted a. Waelnngton that tbedepart- State ot Michigan, County of Harry - -4 Nolee Is hereby tiven. that W ' !'\5,L Sti and. an commander-in-chief of the army and fast week witn a request tliat he be easy on in conaoqneucaof there- Probate Court foZtbe County navy of tbe United States. The president the Garfield park gambiers who were to be •WroPri»ti“. be the24lh day of AugasL A. D. IM!. FT.»l . : oblie"i‘ >°f has hecn lately standing at the gates of the tried in his coart.. J? obliged to siupend the publicattoa of from that date were allowed for cred ptwsnttheir claims arunst the r.Ma.c h y. » nath m to challenge the entrance of an im­ dltaA At U. the counlar rsporta that have proved to Twenty-Two Yean, for Berkman. toitigs, K&l&s&us plies We enemy tliat must, be confronted at PlTTSuviUi, Sept ^.-Alexander Berk­ man, Lhawoald-be ataaasln of Chairman soltne un inflexible will in deiew-d at tho H. C. Frick, of the Caniegie company, luui people •from an insidious foe, now that ho bees convicted by the jury and sentenced !*«(«>> Aiticr at. th*.. 1 M. Du»tu, wdHtoowp French spcrutoan «. William Dvmfbt, tha pioneer cam.. “?«’< CdU».,uaui??X«“l- be *> valuable to the counter.- „,,4, „ Umd.-aMtegn,! the 1‘nrndUu, mieh claims w-ii. WJU— RiSS'Ea »*‘o»pe from Wu-- taua cau will bo heard ’’Aforesaid ocr . nf November. a«“ “ �BLUE DEMOCRATS tetnber, in ‘De THEY oue’ ARE ALL AT SEA THEIR CAMPAIGN r.«i« ■ AS M’KINLEY ISSUES. wta of Jam.** N.- northRepeal of tho Tariff and - tretllion. duly verb ...n of said ritincnt Hite day filed !.,],e the last l« a>'d .. .I i,,- Admitted io proiMraUon of said estate d„. Ikiriltortt the execut.iMMiie other suitable CLAVo SOfrowt SlNQT/IEffiAisE otfftNTACLAVS for it has STOOD TAf T DFALL T/IE SOAPS “OlfflClRLs"^ T^0 usionof said "•ifthe JTwbate office. in County, and show P THE HOUSE IS CLEAN AND BfilCNT Ao judgeot I’rupate. wonder Fairbanks SANTA CLAUS l. FILLS HOUSEMAIDS W/TM bEUCHT. CAKE4IRBANK &.CO--------- CHARCO. CROUP REMEDY . AT. EAFB. ,. Pi 0EBTAI5. kveht hulsehold IREN'S COUGH CURE] Michigan Central • . • ’ g DO YOU Eb POWERJ’ [COUCH Falls Saute.” NO. T; xy KEMPS 35 rtLWATS THE SflHE . 122 Zl_WrtT5 THE BEST balsam 5 «• QlQflR IN THE tgcut, Hasttsg One day only 0^ at rORDS’ HOTCL, TUESDAY, OCT, II HOLMAN S. HTTMPHBEY, L*te of London, novr of Chicago, with a BRANCH OFFICE at i hi, Cauntv each month for the put eix month,, and during tho«c vUit, hwexaminod ,nd ■' -1 for hundreds, and effected many of the most Wonderful Cures over made tn the State. n. ,,id n.icM^r, abont Dr. Dolman S. Humphrey. There Is scarcely a neighborhood in the county that ■ •. "l "t t& .loct-ir’s wonderful skill, and rarely a family which has not bad one or more of Its mjm!a-r« ■ h and restore.) to health after nil hope had been given up and tho family physician pronounced Uw sise di'icb-i do not fail to consult this most eminent physicinn and surgeon. f .fii-ultatinns and rniviee tree. ■cr is in cany caw* come and tarxiral di«ee»<*; eoea given d'<tZ>r» trad protinonred incarnbb-. .. . . -itr« tn IM*. Dr. Hnmphroj ba* bad u-arly J.OUO care* in tl.» Etale of Michigan, whil|.i» patients all told in Miontwotn. Wi»cn<i*ln. II- ,kh-.B ■tmljafo. microreupie : - xaniiniitfon*. yet ha sny one, believing it U> TdciKn'tduly toreccrtain ■juditlun withoat espenre u.-ftriy twcHtblrd* of there *uflrrer» w"remv<->ni> re hop.dre* iBv*lM». *om«t»l", blind *<iin"<lref. sod other* * prey to wmfolii, chronic kidn-wd «nuw. consumption, dretructirv,[*“"“«• tn.nb re. Among other*, hundred* of children ho|*ierely • t«l<<cat4> a monthly vi»it • >.im. and n«> wonder, for jstiou. and often wltlw®t । !>-HS ths inviJid what ■ j>ro*pect-of a cur*, ul of ait h» valure hU hret >t liwik nt n patient more .-. II umphreyI* naver mU•i« in sny care. rd* differ tn»rk,sily from The doctor; ia »o-ronndrd »i h th" finrei moat eztimriyo poliection <>f inMinm«®t»rs->t i-.t ported to thia ctmntry for examining and t - .t lag all forma of chronic ailment* of Umhrewl.’"-<5.ear.throaL t><~. ebret. tnr.g*. heart. *t«;ms«I liver. M>l<«<-D. kldnej*. Ixtweir. reproductive ' ‘ orxana. train ami ne.roti- eptem muati.m.elck hea.lac».e, IwwimeM t|f*r nin’l" Itr f**wid». rth Hftrrtlf-ir lnxc.iniM '•••’ >ur>t of vital en«r- . 'l.wtracttTC cspabilL D us knowing the arand the vflrct rnnny "t»le t«r Iwrrt mtenti<>n t» Iwmii.nticon^ab'nely irV.a mm! <mt '2'e m?'l DR. HOLMAN S. HUMPHREY ;!.t 'Hit ttie utter delusion l I’ientK that th.-y ought Cures After All Others Fail. ■ ■ ■■ nurHin-i, nrr -......... - .■tuilndb*. ail nncnh»ci.i** of their •ni“ rooditkjn. twrh.l4it.rw. - ' ------------- ’ .a- a—«l. '' ,r I. ■ ■tn- rtt"i nraan, Are )<»n »Clictwi? tb®. IIMiucr- nc, .......... . . ..................................... ev»«y tni'ai<-oi <>i lnHI |<». ,.f ih-> manly P“**”*,'J* theday when on inrurel.ln »t.i>r* m -y *np-rkilHal phyMcinn run ren«li-r joci n<» tw-A»t«uc<’ I,dire: fillet inc mankind titer - ia | | i ,1 l-Uy. •. HI nnd learfal rich in prAOtlral «-xi"-ri*-nu*-in 1 "UIU rei-o iiai, un>u •f Europe his r,,>p<irtat>itie« I.are b*ren ireftond «" :>lj "». bur Ire has thoroughly traveled. at-d h»j •tc.. are so broad and cmtaopolitan Chat It*" a ia mtlmad batiue**, I • k-—p* w",ch f‘f !”*?’ “T'7r" •i ai world constantly. T re methods «-f K-t'*’*. K-tIi. Bmwa Sf'iuani, SI. li-rg-nO. IMh'-»iril’. o'■> inll^r t>> him na to them** vra. and while -ver r-w,., > fact, ho holua fa»t to old friend* tanaeb uaiy. and । .liotisiy, experience having long tinea proven that 'hai G worth a dozen eoniratarM however plauai- tn »nrn com™. ■ ■ - ■Into tirei* h'lpOi*-" I'v t b.’th brely and ml"'’. ' . i. d • •! ■ i"-a. d- v-'-i- 1 li-ire ehnn».» tn *-me >'2b ,r'?nl lll■.•<■nly physiniun who ini Alvnutags nf Eampeaa Ict'Mcnpy of th* bl<M>d irim w;th tiim a fall lin* ad nnimrata* for making n« of. tire body, a* the , <m of nut kind, caurrb. which <-XMtninMti<>tlM rd in Ji*}M*n«iblo tn a correct » of <>b«cur» And chronic Dr. Hum' .it-i.-uinc imirx-hnt hi tu.n tire iww-vt Inn.,.,dent h-.bh* *'f r. mvo upvmic'u. , Mf-wahl<« *n<l uro­ , and rive th- t«i"?t • XJ-im bfttiin"* cri-nlnn*. w» low. then D-r«w*J . □util prematuro a«itb cl<w* tbp > ;.r*pnr<-l with co*t!y oatm<1 other >»«enti*l initrn. nMricU xr..D(li>TfuICur** torn; ‘ nd ..f - nnd get hi* opinion ' rung point in tha course 1 • ■ la eapeeiall, tme nt all •" *■ *L or any of which are -'tain time. u.*t i*. an til aaeh “bL?‘cJutoiT n-- v»io. O" MMbori Perfectly Q-tiek. «“«< in tho morning rer exsm thorn Michigan und N<,rtn«i*tra*’ and rn-iLon-H 'J-' n"r.»nltntic>aproh*»l»l«’- *’* L ■ LEI “Ob, not the least," was tho answer. 'They nre Republican states and they BESTOmi sannot be carried by the Democrats. I was in Madison, Wis,, ata meeting some [Special Correspondence.! Washixotox, sept< ia.-Tbo political time ago, and the feeling thcr^was that situation aa viewed from this btaiidpoint the Republicans would surely carry the h extremely encouraging to tho Repub­ rtate." licans, while the Democrat? admit quiet­ “Is there any danger in Iowa or Ne­ ly that thu outlook ia very blue for braska?" “There is not. Tho Republicans will them. Tho. overwhelming evidence of the value of the tariff legislation enact­ tvin both those states. At Ute ineetitrg ed by tho Republican party two short in Lincoln, Neb., where I spoke on Aug.' years ago, which evidence cara&to tho 3, there were at tho Iem>t calculation 25,­ Btirfacojn the report .of Commmsiemer 000 people present. They camo from i' >f nervous vreciukand tbo following ■uskeat* best rotnod r: a 1 phonno IJ cm nfl Ing. ot Butler. Iowa, from Kansas and from Missouri, Peck, haa,alarmed the Democrats. Drmocralic Indorsement of SIcKInley and there seemed to be the utmost en­ thusiasm. The Republicans of Iowa Tariff. Scarcely had the figures given by Sec­ and Nebraska are bound to win thia retary Poster tn this correspondence year." “Do you not think that some of the been made pnblic when they were- sup­ plemented by an equally striking an- southern states arc worth looking after and that there is a good field for work nonneemeut of the value of the McKin­ ley law, which announcement camo in them?" Dr.Mllos' Medical Co.,Elkhart, Ind. “Yes, I do; and in West Virginia from a Democratic source. These two TRIAL. BOTILE FREE statements fairly took tho breath away especially. If tho negro question could from even the most hopeful Democrat. be eliminated from tlie campaign tho south would soon vote with us on the It left them scarcely a leg to stand upon. With the evidence of a prominent Demo­ question of tho tariff. I had. the honor crat that the wages of over a quarter of of makii# a speech before the southern time table. i a million of peopl^-kave lx.q>n increased Chautauqua a few years ago. Of course Iu effect May 15, IRK*. to the amount of over ffi,000,000 in New I talked on the tariff, and after the Favorite Route between Grand Rapids, Detroit speech any number of southerners told and the east. York state alone unqei* the'first year of the McKinley law, there is a disposition mu that they agreed with me.” I.v. i i.oi'ig hast ! A. M. J’. M. I P. M. to drop tlie tariff Issue. >,ratxi llaplili FREE TRADE FACTS. East Paris Met ord Thu difficulty, however, is that nothing •Alto Ixperleuce Buying Elmdale is left worth making an issue. That tho Clarksville latke < i great battle must be upon the line laid Here is u free trade item that will in­ ■Woodi/un down by tho Democratic convention of terest the venerable James Moon, who Sunfield Mulliken free trade against protection seems to has retired from; his farm near Lake­ Grand Ledge be evident, aud the leaders here admit ville and lives in tho suburbs of South Lansing beirulc That tho contest has gone too far to Bend. On Jan. 19, 1859, in those good make it possible to change the issues old Democratic days when Buchanan now. The force bill cuts no figure in was president nnd there was .no “Re­ Howard City Edmore the mind of the average citizen because publican robber tariff,” Mr. Moon came Siatiton he knows it simply means a fair ludlot to South Bend from his Union township ionla Grand Ledge honestly counted, and tho average citi­ farm and bought inaterial for a pair of zen is not willing to go into a campaign pants. All wool igoods were then so Going We*T~I' X7M. iFTii. against that right. high priced that lie bought satinet^ a Detroit cloth made of cotton warp und woolen IjMtsing . Grand l-cduc The only other issue left is that of filling, which is rarely sold in these days Mulliken . state banks, nnd tho Democrats are get­ of low priced nil wool goods. Sunfield 10 46 10 M WM Ibmy Mr. Moou bought 8J^ yards of satinet ting very weary of that. Advices from Lake Odessa yards of drilling all over the country show that not onlj at 75 cents a yard; Clarksville Elmdale at 19 ‘ i cents a -yard. 14 buttons for 14 I thodui’-iuess wen but citizens generally Alto I dread the thought of tho return to tho cents nnd a skein of liuen thread nt 5 McCord East Paris old state bank system aud to the un­ cents; total, $3. Ho then imd to pay Grand Rapids stable currency which it fnmiijhfMi when for having tho pants made by a tailor, Today it was iu operation. Hence the propo­ or get them made at home. j '"To—ktj-lnrr under aprotective tariff, ho can bay sition of the Democratic platform to re„ Grand Ledge Ho Portland Jliove the tax of state bank currency is satinet nt 50 cents a yard and less. Ar loola proving one of tho most unpopular prop­ ran buy a pair of ready made satinet i.v Howard City Ar Ionia ositions that lias made its np]x*arance in [units from $1.2510 $2. The Tribune has not trusted to Mr^ “ Stanton the platform of either of the great par­ r dmorv Moon's memory for these prices, but ties fur many years. • Every day. others week days only, t stop taken them right from the inerchaut's on signal. J'afinr cars on all trains tretween Grand Rsodaybook where they were charged at The reports received from the south­ tds aud Detroit. Seat- 23 cents. Counectioos ern states indicate that the Republican tho time he made tiro purchase.—South made tn Union Mallon. Grand Rapid* with the prospects in a half dozen of them are Bend (InJ.) Tribune. • (Extract from day­ Cttii'AGO.i west Michigan Railway fob good. If the Republicans set themselves book of country store in 1859.) ins and Frroi-Kitv, Favorite route to tbe actively at work in West Virginia, Vir­ summer resorts ot northern Michigan. ' mud cirmuide ginia, North Cnrolinia, Alabama, Ten­ Trains leave GrandRaplds for Chicago, 9 M.nnd 12:ft'. 1*. M . ’ll :U& P. M. ArrireChiea nessee aud Louisiana there is reason to 5:10 I’. M.. 5r23 P. M. and 7:05 A. M. believe that they may break the solid l#»ve for .Manistee and Traverse City 7:25 M. and 5:17 P. M. south in many spots, it they are de­ Parlor cars on day trains and sleepers oo termined an.d active both in their or­ night trains to Chicago. ■ foreign trado by reciprocity are Ask our agents for further particulars or ganizations nnd in seeing that they have write to a fair vote und a fair count there will Gkorrx DKllAVKN,uen*l PassY Ag’t. Grand Rapids. lie a number of electoral votes from the south • for Harrison and an increased MORTGAGE SALE.' number of Republican congressmen This is the clause of tho national Re­ •^Whereasdefault has been made In.the pay­ from that section. Hon. Thomas Settle, publican* plrtform which is said to fill ment of u certain indenture nf mortgage made and executed by element Higdon, of Rives. candidate for congress from the Fift,. the souls of Democratic editors and Jackson county and sfnto of Michigan to Peter North Carolina .district, talking upon voters with alarm about “the force bill." Covert, of Farmer village. Seneca county aud state of New York, bearing date the 2S)tb day of this subject said: September. A. 1>. l»7t ami recorded in the Read it cart1' (illy: ••The prospects' of the Republican Wo demand that every citizen of tho United register ot deeds offlee of Harry county and state party in North Carolina and other States shall be allowed to emit ono free and of Michigan in liber X of mortgages on page M2 on the first day of October A. D. 1*74. on southern states were never brighter. unrootriatod ballot in all public elections, and which mortgage there is claimed to l>e due and at the date of this notice the sum of The Democratic party is in a sad state that Such ballot Bhnl! t<c counted and re­ unpnid turned as com; that such law. shall bo right hundred and ninety five dollars and fifty of confusion. It endeavored to placate ruactml nnd enforced aa will secure to every two cents (Erie 52) and uo proceedings nt law the Alliance,“but tho Alliance could not citizen, lie Im rich or poor, native or foreign or tn equity having been Instituted to recover debt or any part thereof. born, white -.r black, this sovereign right sal<* be placated." Now. therefore, by virtue of tlie power of sale guaranteed by the constitution. The tree and cAnulved In said mortgage, and the statute: In honest popular ballot. the Just and equal rep­ tu*h case made and provided, notice is hereby ••What are the issues upon which resentation of all the people, as well aa their Slven that on Friday the nth day of October, .. D. 18B2, at one o’clock in the afternoon. I shall Just and equal protection under tho laws, nru the Democrats are making their fight?' sell at public auction, to the tilgfu s' bidder; at “The offices. That is all they'have to the foundation of our republican Institutions, the north front door of the court House In tbe and the party will never relent In its efforts of Hastings, tthat being the olace fight for. The protection sentiment has until tho Integrity of tho ballot and tbo purity city where the circuit court for Barry county is bald­ grown so strong in the south that they nf elections shall bo fully guarantee! nnd pro­ en), the premises described In said mortgage, or tected in every state. so much thereof as' may he ncccfaary to pay tbo dare not make a fight on that." amount due on said mortgage, with acetnng interest, and all legal costs, together with an attorney'« fee of twenty-five dollars Two subjects seetn to be interesting covenanted for therein, the premises being thu farmers of the country very greatly. described in said mortgage aa all tlie nndlvlded one half ofthenorthwestqnwterof the south One of these is the continuation of tlie east quarter of section thirty one <31 > town present tariff system, nnd the other is tiiree (S) north ot range seven (7; west and con­ taining forty .acres oi land more or less; also the danger of a return to the old state, the following premises, beginning at a stake banking system which troubled them so standing soulh twelve ebaloa twelve and onehalf links from a stake, sixteen chains and much years ago. No’ class of people The Cleveland administration of the thirty links west from quarter stake between suffered so much from the losses and public land office, after suspending final sections thirty one and thirty two In the above business annoyances attendant ujion tbs action on nearly every entry in tho town, thence west eleven chains to a post, state Yank currency as did tho farmers. whole country a tuli year in attempt­ thenee south seventeen degrees, east six chains and fifty links to a white oak tree, thence north The people of tho cities and towns, es­ ing to fasten a charge of fraud upon seventy nine degrees, east nine chain* and twenty five links to a post, thence north four pecially the Jiusiness people, had means every settler, went out of office leaving chains and fifty links to the place of beginning, of keeping themselves well jiostcd on over 300.000- cases awaiting action. together with ail the tight of Uuwage which the party o’ the first part nowLhan. excepting from the value of the various kinds of Imnk These Have la-on all disposed of by the the above four hall acre lore, heretofore deeded Deloit, Lassing S SHOKE Whooping Cough, Governor McKinley is confident of lepublicau success. On a recent visit to Xew York ho wns asked if there is any jrospect of Republican losses in the STARTLING FACTS! . Wis FAIRBANKS'is the best VUR CLOTHES SMELL SWEET,OUR LINEN SHINES Hite bearing Hiere-ih-rio.be published newspaper printed - Barry. once In weeks previous TALKS. TO notes that were put afloat by the banks, but the farmers had not this opportuTiity. Every funner who is old enough to remetnlier the troubles in handling money before the war dretuls a return to the system uf those .days. He knows that he w ill be in constant danger of losses, that he will never kuow whether he is getting the tall value of his merchan­ dise which he sells, aud he is sure that ho is likely to be imposed upon at any time. This is not thu case now. When ho is offered a national bank note, a greenback,a silver certificate, ^coi® certificate, _ gold certificate, or a ’ in coin, he knows that its value is and absolutely certain. Hence his dread of returning to thu old suite bank­ ing system. In regard to tariff the farmers are equally anxious as is shown by informa­ tion rectived here. Not only have their to other countries inennuHid enor­ mously since thepaamge of the McKinley law, but the home market luutgreatlv in­ creased.Tie importations of farm products of tbe claw I’T’-ifced in thu country were greatly n-stnctwl by the increased duties placed upon this close □f articles by the McKinley law. An of­ ficial rtatemw.t issued by the treasury department shows that the importations of this class if articles which could be nroduced bv the fanners of this country Lre nrfnail JSO.iHXMMI in «"• tear of the new tariff as Hgarnst the |at<nllyMroftl.8?iat.^.At5nx Harrison administration and tlie work brought down to date. Tho number of patents issued to farmers by the Harri­ son administration is nearly ten times as many as the Cleveland administration issued in the same length of time. to Hooker. Scott. Buchanan aud Cornell, all situate tn tbe county of Barry and state of Michigan. • Dated July lt>th. lite. Pkteb CovKirr. Mortgagee. Jamks Whkaton, Attorney lor Mortgagee. GUARDIAN’S SALE. In the master the estate ot Ora Belle The ex-Confetlerate ^Democrats are Bl-bop. uow Ora Belle Arnold, a minor. Notice is hereby Elven tb»l I iball sell at looking with anxiety to the result of the public auction to the hlgbesr bidder on Friday, the 2Ht day of October. A. D . nw, at tea coming, election, which they hope muy o'clock iu tho forenoon at the I’rohate Court give them control of the benato again. I room*. In the City ot llaMitigs. in the County of Senator Benjamin Harrison, in a report Barry, in tlie State of Micblgan, pursuant to , licence and iinthorlty grantci to me on the submitted to the senate in 1882, showed recuud day of September. A. !>.. 1W3. by the that tho Democratic sergeant-at-arms of Probate Court of Ba»iy County, Michigan, all oi eatnte. right, t'tlv ami Interest of the *ald the senate had ox-Confederates as about lha minora uf. iu and to tlie real estate situate and 10 per cent, of his force, nnd that the belno in Ihe County of Barry. In the stale ot known and described m follows, secretary of tho senate had over 22 per Michigan, to-wit: The undivided onr seventh interval In cent, of his force made up of ex-Con- Un north west quarter of t«c southwest quarter fedcrates and only 14 per cent Union of section thirteen (13). town twrf. <2). north range ulne -9), west. Harry county. Michigan. soldiers. Dated. Sept 2nd. A. D.. 1892. Ai-Mtuv v STASUtv Guardian. The McKinley law hits in the past year reduced the importations of (arm products ov»ir $30,000,000, thus adding that amount to the home markets of our ■ t-.-iib i •. A pension ia simply an attempt on the part of tho whole people to compensate in part losses suffered by individuals for the whole people.—General Cutcheon in House of Representatives, Sept 5. 1890. NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS ON CLAIMS State of Michigan. CouMv of Ba stgned. having r<en apjiolnh-d by Ute Protale Court for the County of Barn', state san. Comtul-Mloneni to receive, exxmln adjust nil claims and demand* of all person* the township of Orangeville the 23d day of November, j Thursday, the -jm day of February. A. IL. IMS. a. nt., of each of said day*. Cor tbe mining and a'iowtng said claims. tors to pre rent ttrelr claims to us for eximiualioo and Mtowa&ce. Rm Nicnaui. �Greater thb f«U than ever before Bthe mammoth stock at Huaeeirs He »lwi,a show, the best dtopUy. Embroideries, (rtwes. hosier, Ewylbtaf « "Jered that and woman- lUoy’e«elh-ot silks <rom Frenchman's sunny soil. , .. And shawl* that are lovely from Orient’s patient toil. Fine linens and cottons load his shelves In choicest brands which praise themCloaks, wraps and serges, ribbons and All^bcantifuily ’displayed in their proper place. Novelties and notions In great variety, Embracing all the needs of society: Ornaments for trimming hair or waist. Everything for adorning in excellent taste. And greaterThe variety at Russell’* store Than elsewhere in Hastings if you travel It o’er. We found a splendid laundry. One full of pluck and vim, Kight down here on Main street. Where they do all work up trim. It’s called the Tray laundry. J. C. House is al Its head. Of this wide awake industry Too much cannot be Mid. formed that he refused to affirm or deny. We shall b* charitable with him. and assume that he didn't know. Then It was moved to make the nomina­ tion unanimous- Four voted for,- tins motion and four against it: and it can be Their name in lumber la known to all, set down that Milton’s name Is, Dennis To young and old. to great and small. when the votes are counted. The time ^And many’s tbe home that may not have has come when the voters of Barry county NaJlsfsctlon guanatred. Rooms over ka will not be made monkies cf by a lot oj * Hott’s. becu made Without thb reliable place to trade. office-seeking politicians. They demand something above the-1106.1 trade’’ in poll* The very best lumber of all kinds they ties, and will repudiate Milton and such as ’keep. Don’t pay rent when you can buy so he at the polls. Haitinks, - - Mich. cheap. They nave lumber complete from shin­ An English biabop. returning from "a gle to floor tour of the Suites,” occupied a large double CAPITAL J7S.OOO.OC. For dwelling or bam and agreat deal cabin with bis wife, who wax somewhat sranis n.ooo oo. more. querulous nnd exacting. Oue night during °* Doors, windows and blinds, for resi­ a hard storm the lady complained of close liworporaMS air, and her spans© dutifully arose and dence and store. If you deal with them you’ll have opened a porthole, whereupon n big wooden ball bobbed in and kept on bobbing. The Open for busing Dee- 15.w«money for more. orFick&SL Their mammoth yards Include a great bishop knotted up its string and hung it on tbe wall of the cabin; it bumped an tbe supply. O. O. Bobtnsyn. President; veasel rocked, and annoyed tho lady further On Bentley, Tomlinson Jt Elder you Chester Messer. Vlee. Pres. So the patient bishop let out tho loopa and may rely. D. W. Reynolds. Cashier put tho ball under hb pillow', after which DrjccTons; • They give full measure ]teace and slumber. . And their prices are fair. The next day at dinner tbe bishop D. W. Reynold*. W. H. Pewera. counted hb adventures of tbo night, and Once you have tried them D. G. Robinson. R bridled with intense delight nt tho roars You'll ever go there. JohnCsrvetb. ’T Chester Messer, of laughter which greeted the story. Tho P. T. Colgrove. captain recovered sufficiently to gasp. "Why, man—ah—that in, my lord! that interest ualdcn tLnedeposItiand aeneral Ttf E BARGAIM RATIFIED ball you slept on hangs at tbo end of the Mcnkinir Business 1 r-msnetea. ship's lightning conductor!”—San Fran­ cisco Argonaut Sucker. BenUey. Tomlinson Jc Klder Are the dealers In lumber, They have flooring aud sbingl And lath without number. 1892 FALL OPENING ----- OF------ Hastings City Bank, DRESS : GOODS. We are in receipt of our Fall purchase of Drtw Goods and extend to the people of Barry county a most cordial in. vitation to visit our store and inspect our line, and we pledge you the assurance of showing you tlie mqst desirable. com­ plete, and fashionable line of Dress Goods ever offered in the city. Having made an early purchase from one of tlie largest Drees Goods houses in New York, we are not only able to secure the latest weaves, but we can give you styles qualities, and prices that no other house in the city can show. Complete line of tlie new weaves at our usually low prices. Jaquards, Diagonals, Plisse, Whip Cords, French Serges, 46 and 54 inch Storm Serges in navy blue: very pop­ ular )?oods. Wool Suitings, Scotch Cheviots, etc. Every res­ ident of Hastings is aware of the fact that we have during the past season done-the Dress Goods business of Hastings” having gained patronage at a very rapid rate. Tlie reason SCHOOL BOOKS. is that we carry the largest line of medium and high grade Dress Goods in the city, always strictly reliable, and our Peoples DRUG STORE prices very much the lowest We inaugurate the fallseascui by offering you tlie best selected stock of Dry Goods in Has­ tings. This sale is made to give the purchasing public a HE largest^complete stock of new and sec­ chance, by comparison, to settle as to who the people are that quote the lowest prices. New goods in every depart­ ond hand School Books ment. Jackets; we are showing the latest styles in the new­ and everything needed in est materials. Perfect fitting and correct styles. Missea the school room in Barry and childrens cloaks. Misses New Markets with military capes. Silk; we have the largest assortment in the city. County. Dress trimmings; Prudent purchasers should not invest a dollar until they have examined our stock of oodyem Silks and Velvets, Handkerchiefs, - Bedding. Laces, Dress Trimmings, Cloaks. Gloves, Neckwear. Jackets DRUGGIST and book­ Draperies, , Hosiery, and Furs. seller. and the originator and promoter of LOW MOTTO: * prices for Drugs. Books Comparison of prices. Equal recognition of each patron. Courteous treatment to every one. Quick sales and small and School Supplies. profits. 2nd Hand Bookn wanted. Without for a moment lending coooteWhere was Crofool? Where wa» the wild nance to tho vegetarian who would ent off cyHi Assyrian? Not al the Nashville butcher’s meat from human consumption, we may concede to him that animal diet, senatorial convention of the people’s party. They have a style of doing work For at that convention Milton F. Jordan, unbalanced by a due proportion of the That is clear -out ol sight.” a lawyer from Middleville and a political "kindly frnlta of the earth,” is distinctly And when you-undo your bundle "what-ia-it?” received the people’s nomin­ prejudicial to the consumer, particularly .You always find things right ation for senator. TUs is done with the to the resident In cities. wh«w oppor­ idea of still compelling democratic endorse­ tunities of open air exercise are few and Shirts they do at ten cents. ment of the people’s county ticket, though far between. And handkerchiefs at three. We are still In want of such ,a series of endorsement was heartily and heavily Which keeps them as busy voted down by the delegates In the demo­ .experiment* on the nutrimentand sustain­ As the gay bumble bee. ing values of foods, vegetable and animal, cratic convention. We have described the jountey of John ns the lute Professor Parkes, of Netley, InCuffs, collare and socks. Sullivan Dennis and two of the middle-of- etituted with such conclusive rwiits on And underwear, as well. the-road candidates from the county hub tbe various kinds of drink, from water up And all other garments Which make a laundry list swell. to Middleville. This journey wgs under­ to spirits.—London Lancet. taken with a view of shutting Milton F. So remember the Troy Laundry. A Horrifled Clerk. Jordan’s month. It was n triumphal The proprietor and his number. When Lord John Ruuell was minister march. We Intimated that in the secret For oftime-s their work goes on conference held that day Jordan was prob­ in attendance upon her majesty at Bal­ While at home you slumber. ably promised something for shutting his moral, n little old num in a great coat mouth. Difficult and. Impossible as that came one night to the telegraph office operation would seem, Jordan’s mouth did bearing a message from bis lordship. Tho shut; shut solid. The Baxnfb intimated clerk in charge seeing it bore no signature that the senatorial nomination., or possibly flung It back with the rode command, Ben i» a truth for all to know— the remote possibility of the Middleville "Put your name to it; it is a pity your Men’s wants are constant here below. postoffice was the sucker-bait dangled be­ master does not know how to send u tele­ If undertaking you may need. * fore the capacious mouth of tbe Middle­ gram." The' name was addeH. and the To Heath’s rooms for this service ville high kicker. The Banneb it would horrified official beheld the unmistakable seem diagnosed the case correctly, and the antograph of Lord John Russell.—Youth’s Companion. sucker bit. His price Is always fair you’ll find Erstwhile and not a great erstwhile And his facilities best in kind. either, ere the immortal trio swooped down Taking fine white bread Mr. Goodfellow Hb cloth and wood coffins on the peaceful village of Middleville, to And caskets of metal. do boss-trade politics with the pugnacious presents the following an its qomposition: Are low in price lawyer, MU ton was on the war path. Water, 37.0; the proteiib, albumen and You’ll find when yon settle. Everytime tbe subject of democrats having gluten, 7.5; the carbohydrates—starch. anything at all to do with the people’s 45.4; sugar, 3.0: dextrin, 4.8; fat, 8, and By beet methods known party was mentioned, Millon would punct­ mineral matter. 9. Dread from a coarser Aud instruments required. ure the atmosphere with great, altltudln- flour b richer in the proteids and in the Heath scientifically carbohydrates, and cornea apparently ous kicks. As Milton warmed up to bis Embalms when desired. work the kicks Increased In number nnd nearer the ideal of a perfect food.—New He furnishes carriages vigor, and then Milton unllmbered the York Time*. thunderousx oratory for which he Is And has a flue hearse. And It’s well understood famous, and swung his arms and brushed He’s easy on the purse. his pompadour lu true Demosthenenic . The ringed or common snake is easily tamed, and will plainly recognise the mas­ style. In his own Inimitable way, he de­ clared that the people’s party were a set of ter who feeds nnd canwcs it, sometimes BANKUirr STOKE. even nestling spontaneously in some part cranks, and that, the democratic party should go out of business, or attend to its of his dress, Mr. Bell bad one which when Shoes let out of its box would crawl up the sleeve own business; that to fuse with or endorse Of the very best material of his coat and him at any stranger that the candidates of the people’s party was And every form and style, meddled with It.—Quarterly Review. stultification of tbe rankest order, and that Both fancy work and heavy too AT no honest or honorable democrat could For working in the soli. stoop to such business. Heviwayte—I thought of a very funny The Bankrupt store’s extensive stock This ins’t al! that Milton said. Oh, no! Will every want suffice. ( Milton in bis own picturesque and erudite joke in my sleep last night, but when I The very latest fashions, * way proceeded to berate, belittle and de­ woke up somehow it was as flat as a pan­ The very lowest price. nounce Any man who would suggest get- cake. Litewayte—No wooden I suppose you tlngjjift into the middle of the road, and Boots of finest ofder. slept on it.—Kate Field’s Washington. walking with a lot of cranks. Boots of stronjpst grade. Then came the trio from Hastings. Boob for the young and old A Birmingham (England) woman mar­ They visited Milton. John Sullivan Den­ ' Are here already made. ried a policeman because, as she explained, nis called the witches to his aid, and by her mother was once robbed of her watch Shoes to the right of ns. the sheer force of his mighty intellect and chain, and she thought a policeman Shoes to the left of ua, aided by weird and fantastic incantations Shoes on all sides of us, succeeded In hypnotizing tbe high kicking was a good thing to have about the house. Wondrous and gay. lawyer. He calmed and cooled down. A gold brick shipped from Yuma, A. T., Ever since then John Sullivan Dennis has He has buttons and bees to San Francisco b said to be worth WO,• exercised a sort of spell over Milton. And And byyes and cases, 000. A residence constructed of bricks like when he opened his mouth thereafter, it Of all that’s the latest thb would cost several dollars more than was to kick for endorsement Instead of And most worn to-day. most people can afford to pay. afrainst IL Some meat!-republicans In­ While the prices, ah, the prices, sisted then that the price for Milton’s The flrat railroad in Ne|r York city was Which are feared might appall. changed attitude was money or offlqe. the New York and Harlem, chartered in Marvel much and be surprised— Events would seem to Indicate that it was 1831 to run from Twenty-third street to They're the very least of all. office that Milton sought the Harlem river, and which laid Ita first You’ve seen a great big gander at some And the. Bankrupt Store's on trial mile of track In 1838. time In your life come hissing at you, with O'er all this country round; wide-open mouth as if greedy to devour? That belter goods are cheaper A cold in the bead may sometimes be ar­ That is the picture of Milton as he wss Can nowhere else be found. ’ rested in its first stages by camphor, but whenever the subject of affiliation with the tills, like all other drugs, should only be Weaver men was mentioned. Speaking of given by the physician’s order. JEFFKR9ON STRKKT MARKET the hissing gander bent on his mission of deatructlon; did you ever try tossing* a If you wish a splendid market handful of com to him? Makes him stop • We will tell you where to go. right off. To many, It seems as If Milton ADMINISTRATOR'S bale. Then you’ll thank us for out counsel is now the gander that a little, a very lit- deeeised’1A**” **’****01 * *,h<! * *ftSUU' Ot Sam“elX?«key« When its worth you once shall know.• tie, corn called off. Notice is hereby given that I shall sell at pubNow Milton has run for office before. Go to Vroomsn & Co.’s'market thVJth ‘Via* bidder, on Friday, Whenever his'party wants to keep him the tth day of November. A. D. ism. at 10 For meata either fresh or salt. forenoon, at the late residence ot good natured, and stop his mouth, they ?«»«* 2 Which they keep so sweet and perfect give him a nomination for some office, and the late Samuel Beckey on tbe premises hereinIn«thelr new and patent vault. *fter described m the township of Thornapple then fall to elect him. Three times In the In the County of Barry. In the atate ot Michigan He brings into the business past 14 years baa this happened. Each pursuant to license aud authority granted to me The experience of years. tbe nlutb day of September. A. I) w t>v time Milton was sure of victory. But, on the 1’robato Court of Barry County, Michigan? And only buys and sell alas! when the .votaawere counted, he jUthoertate, right, title and Intemio? theSk The fattest heifers and steers. wasn’tjn it.~But It costs tbe political deceased of. In and to the real estate situate bring in the County of Barrv, In the Htateot schemers who control him nothing to MiehIran, Aud vpals and sheep and game ' known and described aa follows tothrow these little Bopi,kfeps Milton’s sweet wit: The west And everything In season, half of tbe east half of tbe north tempered, end the public b never banned ±,fwirte*n <>O in And he always sells as low four (4) north range ten (10) west Barrv County, for MHton is never sneceofuL That gold As 'tls possible In reason. l&d, Sept.,. A D. tm, “MSS5L. pen, which MUton was to use as County Bal of this good industry clerk, may be brought out once more to Enough has been said, write letters to people who are hoodooing iFor M. W. Vroomnn & Co. are still at: this credulous balt-blter again. But It itbe bead. PROBATE 011D8R will be put away after election. The other fellow will write • senator’’ after his name. Milton will be like the boy whom the mnle AL. H. KBITS. kicked—Ee will lack a good deal of being so handsome. But the boy is said to have learned something from the experience, A rig m tony and nice Milton will not. He haa had three such pOjieM. Ort! W. Am.lronj, JoS,, oi As you fancy you’re able. experiences now: and events go to show w'.Vs'’* ”* rYou can always secure that he hasn't profited by them. AC AL H. Keith's stable. But the convention that nominated Mil­ ADMINISTRATOR’S [HAUL lon was a dandy In its way. Eaton county Teams for busIneM U,u?dS2w0'a”"““,,'0“'WW. Me was entitled to 38 delegates In that con­ •dmlamtrator. Da iStnte non m And others to visit. vention and Barry eonnty 31. As a mat­ With trappings and rotes -"to UH, ter of fact, there were just iw, deltagates And styles exquisite. from Eaton county and nix from Barry. Buggies, hacks and carriages This great gathering swarmed tra a lawyer’s the city of H Tbe roomy and the small. office al Nashville. They wern't crowded ▲ad the strongest, fleetest bones at all either. This shows that already tbe Bto bare await your call. plots of the schemers are killing the peo­ ple’s parly. It will be utterly InsignMeanf HorsM well trained as a political factor. It is merely walkfa* around now to cove funeral expenses, and to gate<ni’«*a llttic life Inta political backs Ooahra So AL Kdtb*a Umt? «Ul>k T UI. 5. G Websters Dictionary 5c. Tlie Popular Dry Goods IIou*^ LOOK:HERE Wheat is low and flour should be tbe same. For a short time I will sell White Rose Flour $2.20 Pek 100 Lb/. This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to be first grade. Live poultry wanted JOS. ROGERS. SEPT. 5 IS THE first day of school and as usual Fred L. Heath is on hand with a complete line of E HAVE just received and opened up our first invoices of new fall dress goods. To say that we are pleased with them would not dpcribe it. And our friends who have seen them are also satisfied. They are the cheapest and best line we ever offered. You will say so when yoiij see them. W Schdbl Books New and second hand. It will'pay you to come come and select from his large supply of second hand and shelf worn books Many are as good as new. You will save from 25 TO 65 PER CENT TOOH 12 1~2 CENTS UP . tWe call special attention to a line that cannot fail to please you, and goods that have proven very at­ tractive to all who have seen them. We refer to the Fred L. Heath, THE bRQQQIST We are How showing our first invoice of then goods, Come in and see them. at RUSSELL’S. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-09-29.pdf 7c509a0600a1f7cc3186970e27b0ba6f PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium tn Baryy Ooiitity* VOL XXXVII. NO. 22. Hastings Banner. HASTINGS, MICH., SEPTEMBER 29. 1892. ALWAYS BUY Hastings Banner THIS TRADE-MARK. OMS10TO COAL STOVES, HEATING STOVES, COOK STOVES, • f t iqd Best line in the city, and you will be satisfied our prices arc reasonable. ■ -.ng .i stove>till you have seen our line. Don't think Special Invitation ; : 1 who visit the (air. which by the way will be the best ever held here, to call in and examine ck of stoves and hardware. Ira Van Valkenburgh, IMPORTANT To every person suffering from Piles or any other Rectal disease. Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Blankets, Bedding, DR. LAKINS. Tin- Rectal specialist of Grand Rapids, is at the Hastings House. Hastings, every Thursday after- ' noon and Friday forenoon, Dr. Laklns lias a large list of patients In Hastings and vicinity nud more are securing his services at each visit as a result of his un­ usual success in his special prac­ tice. t All are invited to call for con­ sultation and examination both of which are absolutely free. AND Live Geese Feathers n In GRAND RAPIDS stop nt When i he most complete stock of Dress Goods in the state. A full line of Gents Furnishing Goods. A splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella for !$1.00, try one. Voigt, Herpolsheimer &Co., 78, 80 and 82 Monroe St. grand RAPIDS, We make a specialty of making Gents suits and panta to order. MICH \ TOE KENT-' oppoellc UNION ItEl'OT. Free Baggage Transfer. New House Steam Heat and ElectricBeils. Rooms 50 Up, BEACH A BOOTH. To consumers of kerosene oil in Hastint, and Co: Wo lave «UOII»bed u> «ency «l for Uro Mile of Snow Drop oil, which for lumlruduir pur­ pose, bu no euu,l. Bolnu product ot Pennsylvania crude and 155 degrees fire test makes it perfectly safe. It produces a clear and white hght and free of odor, nor does it cause any deposit on chimney which Is so common with cheap and low SohlodL Since .lul, 1. 1SUI. Michl- rnn etlow. the aw ot l-Jrl dnrrero Are U-U 511 which iwrmk, the the Mie or kerowne nude from Ohio erode »nd poMcwn > |,nrer pereenurge ot .ulphur ud etler extnctlnx sufficient naplla (explosive pxrt) to rxlw the dm O.'t Co ISO degree, or more It bwoum uwlcM, w ttr « producing light is concerned but at a low test win burn fairly well, still producing a ven disagreeable ordor while burning and load­ ing the chimney with gnuy Give Snow Drop oil a trial, the cost is but little different than what you pay for the cheap goods you are using and the satisfac­ tion you will get in light will more than comtwnsate, saylug nothing of additloual safety. For sale by 8. E. Phillips, H. L. Newton and Cook A Co°*A. D. Matxabd, Wb° «*,c A* Hastings. Mich. WHOLE NO. 1946 • It is said that Hon. Frank A. Dean, of rosy ami fair. A model portrait. To the south of the. Washington dwell­ Charlotte, Is making democratic speeches ing' house are the smaller dwellings of through the country at 8100 per speech. those who had the different affairs of the it Is said that Judge Morse planted a plantation In hand, such a* the porter’s KASTISGM. MICH. tree in the court yard at Ionia many years house, the gardner's house, cooking house, ago. As he pro^ered, the tree seemed to overseer’s house and etc, aro all nicely prosper, but it Is asserted that since l;e preserved. At every turn you see the OUR COUNTY took the nomination for Governor, the hand of Washington in everything about lower limbs have commenced to drop off The Suu agitates for a fair at Middle­ the.premises. The flower garden planted and ttie tree is dying rapidly at the top. ville. . , by Washington himself. Is the finest The Saranac Local says that Parson itrrauged and the most beautiful J ever The freight in and out at Middleville for Arney has sold his horses, will go out of beheld. I left the spot with a heart swell- .. the three months ending September 1st Ing with reverence for the man of all men was 450 carloads. Of the shipments out, the horse business, move away from Sara­ of hh time. nac nnd re-enter the pulpit. French & Son. the millers, contributed 80 Returned to the city to find that thou­ earloads of flour. J The Jlattle Creek Journal tells of a sands bad enterred the city since I left for I'hc Methodist ladles’ experience social newly married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. MU Vernon and nearly all the camps were Fleming, who escaped the grandest kind full to overflowing. Visitors continued at Middleville was a complete success, net­ ting over 880. It must have been “fun of a send off, on their wedding night, Wed­ to Come even up to to-day, and presume alive” according to the Sun’s report. ' nesday of last week, by driving to Mar­ they are still coming. The attaelions aro shall and taking a train from there to De­ innumerable and in order to see one half Winter apples will be 35 per cent, of an troit on a wedding tour. The send-off of them a person would have to stay at average crop in Woodland, according to crowd walled In vain at the Battle Creek least one month. The fire-works ou Tues­ the News. If so tile people of Woodland depot. In order to get even, a spy was day and Wednesday evenings were the have about 34 per cenL the better the rest sent to Detroit to find out when Mr. and grandest I ever beheld or ever expect to of the county. Mrs. Fleming would return to Battle Creek. nee. There was a fac-simlle. of the war He found out or supposed he did, and sent The Woodland roller mill is said to be word home that bride and groom, would ship, Kearaarge, built upon the White lot, and wa<« illuminated evenings and made a doing a hustling business. arrive at 12:05 Saturday evenlug via the splendid appearance. In front of our The Journal, which prints the Delton M. C. railroad. Determined to meet the camp to the south and less than a-block Breeze, olatmajhat it has never sneaked bridal party in Marshall, the erdwd of away stands the Washington monument. items into the latter paper, nor altered would-be tormentors went over there on. 555 feet high. 54 feet square at Ito base, copy sent. The last we never charged. the evening train and stood around town the noblest, grandest and most perfect But we will guarantee to show any man till midnight waiting for the train to bear structure of Ito kind iu the world. A that the Delton Breeze of Sept. 23d con­ In their victim. But the fun of It was great city la Washington, Ito innumerable tains nt least 1 i Items that appeared in the that Mr, and Mrs. Flemiug arrived at places of interest, Ito parks, shrubbery, Journal of Sept. 22d. Among them is Battle Creek via the C. it G. T. Ry. in flowers, concrete streets, shade trees of this: time to sec the dupes set out for Marshall. live oak and other kinds of timber, ail go ' Itetroit Free Press—"The tollers of this to make It what It ought to be for the country have a chance this year , to luako noblest and liest country that the sun ever election the great day tor labor" by casting shone on. May its beauty and attractive­ Wamiungtox, D. C. their votes for the People's party candi­ Yours, G. H. B. Editor Baxnek: Sept. 21. 1892. ness increase. dates for president nnd vice president. It Is raining this morning and makes Now that item graced the editorial col­ umns of the Hastings Journal of Septem­ it a little dlsagreable. but as the main A recent bulletin of the Michigan agri­ ber SSd. It is a rank, people's party edi­ parade took place yesterday, it does not so torial. We would wager any sum that much matter. Left home Friday evening, cultural experiment station makes the the Delton Breeze man Revet wrote It. nor the 16th Inst, went via. Grand Rapids rather startllug assertion that Michigan do we believe he ever authorized John Sul­ which place we left at li:53 p. in. I say farmers lost SI.000,000 this year by smut in livan Dennis to put it Into tl e we, for our little crowd consisted of your oats. If there lias been a corresponding Breeze. Now we call that "sneaking;” humble servant, Geo. Ingraim, of Irving, loss In wheat the total loss reaches enor­ or it is nothing. In the same copy of the Case, of Middleville, mid Corwlu Williams, mous proportions. But this loss is one Breeze is an Item making an announce­ of Rutland. Took the D. G. H. >t M. road which i»ay be entirely saved, it appears, ment that Mr. Yaple will speak in Assyria. to Detroit, Grand Trunk through Canada by a very simple treatment of the seed ac­ This item is wort! for word as it appeared to suspension bridge and the Erie to and cording to the Jensen or hot-water method. lu the Journal. We do not believe the through Buffalo to Elmira. N.'Y.. nnd This the autlior of the bulletin considers Breeze proprietor eVer authorized K«1 £tor from there the Pennsylvania Northern to to be established beyond all controversy. Dennis to Insert that item in the Breeze. Washington, were we arrived on Sunday, He arrives at the following conclusions: The sujut of oata and the slinking smuts We believe that is another case of sneak­ the 18th Inst, at 1 o'clock, p. m. Of course the train wan filled to repletion of wheat ate parasitic plants. ing. with, principally, soldiers. Probably onbThe spores of these smuta attach them­ Chas. Hazel was quite badly injured in hundred trains came in un that day and as selves to the kernels of oats or wheat and a runaway al Delton one day last week. many more Hie nexL and they are still are sown with them. The spores germinate at about the same . While John bnonnn and T. Glib were arriving In lesser numbers. The parade painting the "barn of Geo.'Hayward near of the encampment took place yesterday time the seed germinates and in some wav Delton one day last wi-ck, the scaffold and took nearly ten hours, and it waa com­ enters the young plant and live upon it broke, and the two fell 20 feet to tlxs puted tliat there were eighty thousand In uplll, finally the head of smut appears. ground. Doonan had his ankle badly line, and there were not less than twenty ■ Both of these smuta can be entirely pre­ vented ____________ at a slight _____ expense ____ by the Jenseu sprained, but both escaped serious injury. thousand who took part in the parade. There are barracks on what Is termed yt>r hot water treatmenL Orrin Barrett, living near. Delton, re­ the "White Lot" that accommodate not The Jensen treatment consists of dip­ cently sold 60 sheep whose weight aver­ less than fifteen thousand soldiers. The plug the seed into water of a temperature aged 119 lbs. each. balance are quartered on other prounda, of 135 deg Fahrenheit for ten or fifteen M. F.. ministers arc stationed In Barry school-houses, and private houses. In minutes and spreading It out to dry. This county ns follows: Hastings, W. M. consequence of the sickness of Mrs. Harri­ process destroys the germ, and is said to . possess the extra merit of increasing th<Kj Puffer: Hastings clrcuiL G. E. Hollister; son, tlia president was absent except that Bowens Mills. J. E. White; Middleville, he returned this morning, which I was total yield beyond the normal. So simple J. W. Horner; Freeport, W, 11. Wright; assured would be the case, as Mrs. Harri­ a method ought not to be costly, and if Its Woodland, A. IL Killlor; Banfield, W. B. son Is reported better, but is as often re­ general adoption will save $1,000,000 or Van Winkle; Prairieville clrcuiL C. T. ported dead. But tlie groomsman al the 82,000,000 to the farmers In a single sea­ Van Antwerp and J. C. Chase; Nashville, white house stables said to me," If she Is son they will be just that much richer if dead, it has not been reputted to us." i they try it before sowing the next crop. J. W. McAllister. Should she die it would throw this city . Yesterday afternpou Reuben Hyatt, a into mourning, as 1 find slie is very highly farm hand in the employ of Sam Robinson, esteemed by the whole people. Ou Mon­ I had been told about Spanish trains not several miles northwest of,the village was day 1 made a partial tour of the capital being punctual, of Spanish clocks varying, cutting clover, driving a span of colto In building, but to have gone all through it, and so forth; but between' Barcelona and. front of the machine for the first time, the dome excluded, would havo taken the Valencia I found I still had some things to After several rounds of the field had been entire day. so confined mjifeif to the senate leoru. Of course the train could not go on made, the colts became frightened at the chamber, house of representatives, United till the station master bad done hh coffee, teport of a gun In the neighboring woods Slates Supreme court room, and ete. Up­ nor could the engine be got to movo till and ran away. No one knows just how on entering' the building from tne_west the driver hail finished flirting; the swash­ the accident happened, but Hyatt must side, you turn to the right and the first buckler guard, armed with sword and car­ have been thrown under the mower, for he large painting is the surrender of Bur- bine, has also affairs of his own which may was found in an unconscious condition, goyne; next, Signing the Declaration of unexpectedly be permitted to control the with nearly a half of his scalp torn off. Independence; The Baptism of Pocahontas; Spanish pilgrim’s progress. But what is He was taken to the house and Drs. L. F. Discovery of the Mississippi river; Landing this* In open country, miles from any Weaver and IL P. Comfort Itaslily sum­ of Columbus; Landing of the PUgiinx Life station, the truiu suddenly pulls up. I had noticed a man galloping across moned. They found the skull fractured, «ize protrait of Lincoln; Washington Resiguin addition to terrible scalp wounds, but Ing his Commission at Annapolis, Md„ Dec. country. Well, he had been thrown in an after several hours' hnnl work got him 23rd, 1735; Surrender of Cornwallis; adjacent field. The villnget* were as-istpatch'll up and left him conscious and with portraits of Grant. Logan and others. ing him to rise; oue held his horse. The feeling better, with gtm-1 prospects of ulti­ Did not go up into the dome as It would group caught the engine driver's eye; he ' mate recovery. It is thought from ap­ require too much travel and strength. simply stepped the train oat of sheer curipearances that the large wheel of the Will continue this, or write another letter oUty. Further, will it be believed that mower must have passed over his head, ere 1 return home. Leave for Pennsyl­ most of the people got out and ran to join the gaping group? And ot actually Yours &. C. but he was fortunate not to have fallen vania this evening. G. H. Buooks stopped on this idle errand for about Into*the knives, instead of where he did. twenty minutes, to the great content ap­ Mr. Hyhtt Is a single man about 35 years parently of all but half a dozen English, of age. and has worked for some time past NkLSOX, Pa., Sept 22. 1892. j including myself, and two American la­ for the Mason boys, in Maple Grove, hav­ Baxxbr: • (dies. —Rev. H. R. Hawcis in Contemporarv ing only gone to work for Mr. Robinson Editor 1 will try and Join a little more of what Review. ■ this week.—Nashville News. I witnessed while nt Washington. I know Really Sincere. of course there are many even In andabdut Hastings who have been in Washington and Bob chews tobacco, a habit picked up NEIGHBORING COUNTIESBlackman, the notorious murderer, who witnessed, or have seen, rnthcr. all that I ,among the ragamuffins of the town, and recently killed contractor Cuddy In Jack­ saw there except the parade on Tuesday bis father has lectured him frequently and son prison, has been placed In solitary last. But. while 1 only visited the Capital earnestly. One evening while kneeling at confinement It Is said that there are two building and the Smithsonian institute. yet the mournera’ bench Bob was uuuaually doors to his cell, one lieing of Iron and the what to me was worth more than all the solemn. "My youthful Christian friend, have you other of wood through which a few small rest, was my visit to Mount Vernon. holes are bored for the purposes of ventila­ Took the boat Pitot Boy al about 10 o'clock any special request to lunke of the Lord?" tion. Within the room it Is so dark that u. in. and we made the trip, sixteen m les, theexhorter asked, when, having disposed of some six or eight mourners, be arrived one can scarcely see his hands before his in a little over one hour. The boat, though a large one, was filled almost to at Bob's side. face. The response came in a soft voice from suffocation. This was on Monday, the May While, the school teacher of Stock­ 10th. One can see nothing of the CVasb- the bench, and for once tn his life Bob bridge, who has puzzled the medical ington estate until after landing and pass­ seemed serioqs when he answered, with a fraternity by sleeping day and night for ing up a roadway, of something like two show of feeling “Pray for mo and my tobacco."—New more titan a year, at last shows some signs hundred yards, when you come first to the Washington tomb. That has been York Tribune. of recovery. described so many times that it might Seem Battle Creek makes the tramps who superfluous for me to describe IL I could strike that city saw wood to pay for 'their do it, but could not the emotion that in­ The sagacity, beauty, strength, flectnesa board. It is needless to say that but few vaded my breast while gazing upon the and utility of the horse make him a very tramps strike that cHy now. two sarcophagus that bolds the ashes of essential part of our civilization, and fully Some queer phases of human nature that mighty n(an, Wushftigton, and Mrs. justify his being considered a symlml of crop out around the Justice courts. Up Martha Washington. Leaving the tomb intelligence. And every Just description iti Justice Montague's domain the other we go still west and come to the home of that could be given of the form, physiolo­ day two neighbors were making a settle­ the great man. The buildings have been gy, instinct nnd habitudes of thin noble ment of their money affairs, and one of repaired and painted up since the ladles and powerful animal serves to demonstrate them put in a charge of 75 cents for help­ got possession of the place, but it looks the accuracy of this symbolic character. ing to bury the other's wife. Ths mean­ exactly as it did wnenjthe father of ids As a companion to man be deserves all the ness of charging an afflicted man for per­ country bade farewell to earth. The barn tender sympathy that an intelligent and forming a neighborly accomodation was which was constructed of brick, and those faithful friend could inspire.—Our Animal ________ enough, to shatter the squire’s confidence same brick were imported from England, Friends. is in good preservation, as Is also all the In all mankind.—Coldwater Star. buildings. The house that Washington A singla fungus plant has been known to Robert Hunter, living near Lowell, died occupied, for remember there are several attain a weight of thirty-four pounds in last week, aged nearly 09 years. houses, though smaller, was when built, a six weeks. The power of expansion which Norman Austin together with several model. The furniture Is nearly all in the fungi possesses is wonderful. Great toad­ others crawled Into a hay mow to sleep house as when the worthy couple ^occupied stools will sometimes lift heavy paving after a days work balling bay near Belle­ IL L of course, cannot enumerate the stones out of their beds, and it was once vue last week. A lantern exploded some­ contents of the house, but there is the old- necessary to repave the whole of a certain time during the ulght, setting the hay ou fashioned harpsichord, piano, paintings of town in England in consequence of such a fire. The fire spread so rapidly that grand artistic execution, and one portrait of dial urbance.—Washington Star. Austin’s escape was ent off and be was Washington, full length, that was painted burned to death. The others were nn- just after the cloao of the Revolutionary war, and Is the finest portrait of him I Injuried. ever aaw. It seemed as though 1 waa • ’ Cattle in Eaton county are taken with a actually looking at the man himself. His many musaa there are! German Bor—Neto. frauiein. disease something similar to croup In child- hair was Just beginning to be streaked Teacher-Teat's right.-Harper’s Baur«. ren, and many of them die from Its effects.1 with silver, and the countenance looked Published Thursdays by COOS: BROS.. qfcR TOO Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. �AMERICA FCW AMERICANS nightmares. JtlDE A COCKHORSE.TO PHOBATEOBDEB. THEY ARE TROWCL-KC the demo­ cratic LEADER3 NIGHTLY. xjkto- WRXsrssf k«•• V SOME OF bat*. nratlnutli.u i c- rtaln iti-'rn'iw or in'* El;", ’,:.... ng .10 JM.4 rD) S|:,'&.,:t^rwX‘.“X'r,^f ITS/AERITS FORCLEANING 11' JLandvushingtheclothes, /Z r^TASSURE IT A WELCOME WHEREVER IT GOES. ta&LU >- a-id«*il Xr fhrarlnu of »aid i Wum audU»st ibe imire .1 taw .U>*ld deceawd KdalfaUhcr prrNOn* mfr.' rd In said crtMr FAIRBANKS SANTA CLAUS SOAP mum. if ativ urre ir. "I., lire (r-VT 01 ine ortftiourr tn»r not 1 e Srni.te . And U I-1 . furtb«rrontered. tint s nt ly'IUo-mr tivn no»l-i* h li'tt rrnmns interested In said estate, of the Ltulrni v o’, said jmlitlou .tnd the Ih-hi Ina Jbmr.- I <>fbV c.-ilJNllHia W,t'Voflht<orArrlnta |Hlbll»hC«J , lilt. Ilc«5j.ILJ'O. ; and cmulafed In !»*'d •ini't.' r, ’• onc* ,n eaci wrek for Hirer sucresdre wre-k* previous to said «la> of Ireartitg.' _________ | .Tuilijtfvt t ropate. <At Urcopj) IS THE BEST FOR EVERY HOUSEHOLD USE. ALL GROCERS KEEP IT. /^.de. ONLY BY NKFA1RBANK&C0. PECKHAM S CROUP REMEDY i PLEASABT, SAFE, DEBTALB. |l| SHOULD BK IN EVERY HOUSEHOLD H ” DO YOU ’ SHORE Cough HE CHILDREN'S COUGH CURE ' jHlCHlfiAKCERTHM, " Tut NuLQan faUt Raidt.'’ ^5 ” HLWH 1 ° Don’t 1 ,,U TAKE BALSAM 5 <■ QIQ/1R ■ _ KEHPS lu “B ALWAYS. THE BEST r/tMiwriSii'si delay THE IN THE wasrwAKU. |3.m.ta.in.ju m'p.m.1 HtonstM................. I x.vl •».«! W. Buoarma O. P & T. A. Chleac >. Office at FORDS’ HOTEL, TUESDAY, OCT, 11. DR. HOLMAN S. HTTMTHBEyj Late of London, now of Chicago, with a BRANCH OFFICE at |<f HILLSDALE. MICH. ® Has visited this County oach month for the past six months, and daring these visits hnsoxamified and prescribed for hundrodsrand effected many of the most Wonderful Cures ever made in tho State I A«k your friends and neighbors about Dr. Holman S. Humphrey. There to scarcely a neighborhood in tho county that has not had the benefit of the doctor’s wonderful skill, and rarely a family which has not had one or mure of its member* snatched from death and restored to health after all hope had been given up and the family physician pronounced the xwIncurable. It afflicted do not fail to consult this most eminent physician and surgeon. All examinations, consultaiinna nnd advice free. . . Although the doctor fa in many caeee com­ pelled to uo expensive taetramenta end cbnmicaie in making analyate, microscopic and other edentific examination*, yet he id Mi-ldgun. wl.il.otn. Wivmnein.I' nnrevM, <>h|i. b.mI !in.» that Mdiaai'iHHBHBHHHHRMHL. unn'Lr . nearly two-ihbds of three Miflerera w»re given no -4 -• liopelre* invalids.menn tub"blind, m.inedref. K| i.ud other* a prej to •cr-ifub. chronic kidn- y d *. F ease, consumption, dratructire femala tr. <>(>’•- bo a part of tbo physician?* doty toMcertain the patient'* true condition without expense to the etrfferer. Whenever and wherever Dr. Humphrey decide* to locate a monthly vfait mkina accretion, ho tell* the invalid what tho truable fa. and thi-’ pronpect of a care, and moot wonderful <>f oil ho ralure hi» tret irurrvaoion and find look at a patient more thnif all ol»o,and Dr.Humpbrej i> never mL— taken in his diagnosis in nay caoe. The doctor ■ methods dl fb-r mar kodh from the general practitioner in al! -repwi,,. Following tho plan ot 8t. Oconto-* II epitnl of London, h« recistore every perti. ul«r an to tho patient's phjsiea) condition and men­ tal state. Tho condition of each organ, lo­ cation of any and all .heros.-d part*, and Whether sympathetic or unranir. tocetl.er with th" nm-tn-t and nature of tho dfawrw'. In tLlk wsy tier entire amr-azt of vital ancrglce are re«u!i!y computed nnd the re-turlr.g power of the body mswsnred againet the force and mergy and deo’roetivB capabili­ ties of tho ilioea*". Thoa knowing the «ctnat condition of tho tissue* nnd tbo • ff-ct bird to jx*itirrlr whetl.rr any «iv*n C*M> fa ramble or ant, «t>d c*3 «l*o giro th* appn-xiwM* time and ripenne of trretnwnt. and wtiold here point oat thanttorclrlnsh n aheri»h«d by many pntivnt* that they ought to s-t *relI tn a f*w day* or works, m -twit i,. •tar.iliag the fact that they bar* »uff .-red for pintrd lo lln« <Ninntry for •■xnmininir unit t~-»t. icr nil formn of chrenio«iiin.'nia<-f th* tiMMl.f,."* Th"doct.ir dicinre. r« L. -AL.__ -I ’. »|w.«-ifir -__ ___ ,tn__ I. I.-trnlrht •_ . ... .. >i o<* •W'w-iooMl y dun Iw-urrd IrV n rah Venemela’s appeal for protection from the threatening encroachments of Great Britain upon the territory cC that littte republic, which was made in vain tr.thh country iu 1887, when Secretary Bayard was at the head of the Htgte de| partment. has l>eea answered by Pnstdent Harrison. Tho situation to one which Will undoubtedly give an op­ New York. Sept. lO.-The evidences portunity for the emphatic asMirtinn by of Democratic alarm over the i>olitical tho president of thu famous Mouroo situation continue to make themwlves doctrino—nu assertion which was evaded apparent. The frequent conferences by President Cleveland's administra­ between Mr. Cleveland and the vanotn* tion, despite the pathetic appeal of th® members of the committee which to Venezuelan government. The healed instructions which were trying to run the campaign indicate great anxktv. And there seems little delivereil to Atlmiral Walker oa board reason to believe that the developments tho Chicago intrusted him with a mis­ have been very satisfactory. Th® night- _ sion -more --------important, - ------- it is belioved,.rhan mare of free trade, wildcat currency. , any t|,Mt been confided to an Amerovk1 officer iuAmenta recent yWs. Agenta pension vetoes and other peculiarities of1 lam >------3mr.ntrtwir< the Democratic jAatformseems todisturb of thu government of Great Britainbav® them. With DemocnAa at every hand taken possession, unduly nnd forcibly, denouncing the free trade plank of the of the i»ort of Barima, at tho month of Cil..____ which -- up to **■ “* time — ** —1 platform, English newspapers expre.wr.gj, tbe Orinoco, that had » I.ATW. iiosHwwed by Venezuela, whbihj a hope of Democratic success, leaders leader:* of*, ... Iwen possessed whbFo the Farmers’ Alliance denouncing the title to it was indisputable. -It to only wildcat money scheme which to made a necessary to cast a glance at the map of prominent pert of the party’s principles, .South-America in order to see the vast old soldiers getting ready to avenge Air. importance of this aggressive «tep of Cleveland’s treatment of their comrades, Great Britain. When uEuropean mari­ and a bitter fight continuing to rago lie­ time power has once obtained a foothold tween the t wo factions of tho party here, it Burinia it absolutely controls th® Or­ tho chances for Democratic success teem inoco. river and its numerous affluents. to be exceedingly slim. Through that artery it may penetrate as Harravny That I>o«»m'1 Count. far as the Hio de La Plata. Venczuelo There tsa good deal of disappoint­ is theaefors not thu only American re­ ment among Democrats over tbo evi­ public-Hint w at the mercy of! the naval dent failure of tho attempt at harmony power that gets control of' the Orinoco which Mr. Cleveland and Mr. Dickin­ river. Colombia, Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, son put up.’ Tho more the matter to the Argentine Republic and Uruguay studied tho more evident it appears that are likewise at its mercy. Much inter­ the attempt waa unsuccessful. The at­ est to felt in President Harrison's intack made by the national committee structidrx to Admiral Walker. It is be­ upon Labor Comtniarioner’ Peck within lieved. they will Iw found to-be in his a few hours of the time of Mr. Cleve­ usual vigorous and firm tone, which has land’s dinner to certain of the Hill fol­ more than once in the past brought a lowing reema to hare upeet any pros­ prompt recognition from Great Britain pects of harmony that may have been and otlier foreign powers. hoped for as a result of that dinner. A DEMOCRATIC MANUFACTURER. Commissioner Peck is u cloeo friend of Senator Hill, and as such the attack made upon him by the national com­ mittee is naturally, and quite projieriy, Florien Groejean, the bead, of the La resented by. Senator Hill's frk'nds gen­ I Lance & Grnsjean Manufacturing com­ erally ' pany, of Woodhaven, Lang Island, has __ ________ _______ The efforts uf the Democratic national announced his intention, to vote this committee to discredit and generally year for Harrison, protection and reciteur to .piece® Commissioner Pock’s re- procity. Mr. Grosjeun has always been port create a good deal of smusement. a Democrat. It is erident that they are hard hit. j Th* big factory of she company of Word comes from all tho state and all ■ which Mr. Groejcan in tho jiresident over th* United States that it is'proving manufactures agate ironware ami give® a very damaging tiling for the Demo* I employment steadily to 1,400 men. Tho crats, and is evidence out of the j factory building cavers six acres. Tbe worths of their owu jiarty of the fallacy | people who lalior under its roof take of their free trade theories. The ut- | away several thousand dollars in wagw most efforts which they have made to, for * each ‘ day * --•• •• of their teiL Mr. Grosjean gives a clear reason, for discredit it or lessen its effects have the faith that is in him. “1 am," he been unsuccessful. ■ said, "‘very fond of Mr. Cleveland. I Anothvr feature of thu campaign have always voted the /liemocraticwhich is giving the Democrats a good ticket, and have done what I could to Both times that Mr. deal of anxiety is the promineuce of that help elect it. feature of their platform relating to a Cleveland ran 1 voted and worked for rejieal of the tax on state bank notes, with I him. but .1 can no longer antagonize my tho purpose of returning to th® wild­ own interests, and the interests of tho cat currency of antebellum times. This 1,400 men in onr employ, by lending en proposition is condemned- by all classes couragement to a free trade propaganda. of citizens.- There is not a man found It is plain to me that the establishment willing to open his mouth in its favor, of a free trade bystem would eventually and people are ciow wondering bow it u force us to clpso oar factory and throw that it waa ever put into the platform. out of work the operatives." The explanation is found in the fruntv attempt which the authors of tho plat­ form were making to satisfy in some way the demand of the south nnd west for "more money.” As they were unable to put free silver into the platform upon which they were to put Mr. Cleveland aa a caixiidate. they felt in duty bound to do something else to placa. ■ that ele­ ment demanding "more money," and co i prevent it from going over to the third I juirty. Hence it was that the repeal <■' | the tax ou state banks was pro|>osed. ■ It was simply a tub thrown to the "more ■Whut is a tin plate liar, pa?” mbney" whale, but it promises to prove “A tfct plate liar, my son. Is a man very disastrous to the people who threw who tries to get into offii e by Baying it With the president of the Farm­ that the tin plate industry establibhed by ers’ Alliance, of New York protesting the Repnblican McKinley law amounts against this proposition as one which to nothing, when in fact he known that would bring disaster to the country gen­ there were 20.000.000 potmds made in this erally and to farmers in particular, tht. leaders of the party begin to see plainly country last year, $C.U<X>.UOO of capital that they have made a inoss of it in this invested and thousands of men given particular and wish that tho wildcat employment in this new industry.” scheme waa out of their platform. DR. HOLMAN S. HUMPHREI The rainbow chasers seem to havo sub­ sided. You hear scarcely anything more of the talk about carrying western states. Tho "sick Cleveland fund" is a dead fail­ ure. With’a hundred or two hundred newspapers all over tho country clamor­ ing for subscriptions, the total, aside from the amount subscribed by three or four newspapers which expected to get an advertisement out of the scheme, is a mere trifle, nnd shows that the people are taking no interest and have nd con­ fidence in the claim that it is possible to carry any western state. Cures After All .Others Fail. Many dfaeaw* sre»o d-reptlvw that lian.lrwfa are ailing with dauar-r. ■W yri invidious maladlr*. all nncni *v-i.4i* of their true condition. They know they •«* w-vlJ. tmt are entirely ignorant ot the <1 redly of the smI.km rvM.lt* which errtaiu Military enrlimlfacrect pnurtlcre pr» fai1*^ faatanina upon aom* vital rn-gno, which moat *onuar or ln’t-r u»- doc-. Th-** »irw if per*fa>l la «reutuelly undermine the c*a»!ltn l>rn«tn*>> -a. ntxl .dl Im-- |n;l» iiity nnd chrimltf *tiltap-r. Of nil rnTi. oik*-Cl<n«inr mnnkiud th-r-s i» |.r.-b;<My ui-u* nlmnt.wl.ieh tin* rum A Ilf’ of Exp«ri> n e»n<l Oopvnualty. Dr. Hampl.Kj'* entire life to* bren dnrotrj U th# Uudr nnd wurk • f his profeMiliin. and L* rich In practical .•xpcrii UC#inbc»pVnl, dbpt-.»ary itud pri»a’.“ practica. and many of th# truly wondrrfnl |hiuir« h- liu **«m acd dun#. If t«d<L ironld read mure Ilk* tteU.m ttixn «<>ber truth. III... .UR.MIM", via., uro un'nu nuu Gould or » VandwWlt In~....l. tmlmad h<- —k ■ . ... ..... ’l bn»lu<-*», I« T'i. £ Dr. Hamphrey fa tboouly pbytiefan who hss hod tbe Rpoetal mi«*utu<o of En.-rpeun hospital utudlre in jnlBroempy of the blno.1 nnd tfaMta*. Wb'» earrte* vith him * fall |ia« «t iaMromsnt* *n<t ■ppareto. for m«kinB *U Lt!j •circURc *x*min»tioc» af tt® wtaa* tartare* *nd *«ireJi«.>Wi ot tb* taxir. m Um aria*, blood. dfacbsntM of *a» kltd, retan b*1 Nrcreli a». Ho.. Otc.. which •xaaiiaattoa* *re now wnnid-red iadfapotwih)* to*correct dfagnort* ia ull form* of ob*care *nd ehronta ru-oo-.n aotixu pFITtib-iKireiROH, Kl.rth-r fn-tn iMprcitaut Imblte ut yi.nth «r M-xnU . »0 n». T la uic.la-o year* «T*nr i-mni-o th..I ,|. |,iu( H liiPM-xonl fauctlim*. dil, a,„! u.nnht,w,i. F 1 h-wMU-J »fn. th o.n. YcntM fcna“-‘“d N . ft in* Locum*!. v «ut pret-n Ur* wh-» k> uadi j'rrrnutim* (loath cIomn the oceuo. riof th attar m**nih, «i lAtsn Vll.w " .... ...... juri.m* oompuund-. t> fit of microacopic- ami other OMnutial inetrnmtuti for nwkln<a*trlcUy fir*uol»*»di>uaro- rich aa Lav* bafflwl th* *HI1 r»f «ii <<h»r phni. kfa in many c«*e«. thi' afflicted would du well ctan» «’id ’M-ir remedire, D». Humphrey qaicklv to mJi upon the doctor and iroc hla opinion crarw. Ul»—re tnium*. film*! aud r-dtpoal bilitv. promfctnrw ,f ffrewth- rt ned wiihnat tb« um* of tba knifa or hd< kimlrrd sff^-HiHni. which h.w bA n twoklici*. N i catting, ut, pain, no 4nu<«r. ■ IwM or nnekiilfaUv <rrntrd.' S'.. . »u_ t.I ’ Tl.en* com** a turning point in tho course tMUt* ar f..i'uro*. l> tre..ud hy <u (■ of *»err di*re*e; thta fa •specially true of all *ad mwlleiii** *e»» by < xprv-M. p*r*,H 1 pregres*iro diaea***. al — dl or any of which nro Qtek. •.mlal*’* and certain care for impotence i time; that fa. until each J Jo-t mmho-r’. vpertm'urrtata. L«*ea. wmkare* onaraftativa prt feratac. W« guxnmtee eura. from two to f-nr ouncxwof thefirttcrinn- pn»red in the m.-ruing for -xaminatlnn. While Dr. Bumphteyfa p-.in-rc.it’.d l-X fa Ii •31,307.030: increase La Im- *y VO Ha tfi-fcil) To the where 40th man w lit 1.4 thing seeme preva ware s it to la fair p ticket 400 f many was c ■ where within mucr make to asce But a arid go be ent The ' Thia many the ex forme a that w jhi this taiirly is a u d.-rnm for a « or mad Liisis; TIME Table onu.d ilnptii* E*»t fsrw, MH ord AIIO El mils!* w«m dbur? HUlifield Mulliken .. Grand EKvr . IAltai'X I i lotlift | Detroit . llAn«lt>x UrftKd ij-lljr wheth The above year. good, o iWoirtkwry iLskelMrv rnrtlxiid reporte and lon playfid fairly buildin b .‘•uat peache reach. L><Mo*ardC!ty Ar Uonta " CStHlifaHl display with th . ..' KtM Pxrfa Ar .Grxnd lta|dd- , tiful '.h arrauge ble inde 4ikt * p the wru to the c -ot Inur ly add On th •of flora suinmet re.Mirtwot northern Mirfa TnUii* iMveurand Uydd- lor M.snd !3SO I*.. M.. :t -*> I' ,’d. ' Mitill trxioslo ChlcHjco. Ask ourxKv-u* tor fi writ* to GKontiu DaU-t v» Gnu d llu MOKTtiAGK SAI K Whereas Cwfault h.is lieeti n ate lei-t nf aerrtain totem ore n-j.-l Mti-I executed by Ctemi n th* w itete Hefitembw. which iuirta««* «b®rv i- vte.tr... unpaid ni th* ttali* nl tb e i» eight hundred xodninety .Ye city ot itafttinz*. Ui.it the vlteewhere th*circuit court for Harry n^ibiy * b>»d#n). th* iwcmlses dcraritxid tn said imMtaiti-.ca .-o much thereof s» tsar he iu<«'**n ’,J rM ’>■«' amount due ou »7»xi MWrtfiAiiv «ith m«tj!na tn>»re*t. sad Ml !«•©* - ” wlta an aUoruey '* frv ot : th fan rewnrwKi in aaiumormas* *•' "" "**■ J’“,' • cd one balfutlhe .wnn*«-dH»airti r.d thewdut «im quarter of *ectiou thirty m • d f»u three M) north olracge »• •>: anc tec* taiatfte forty acres of laud more nr ■ - -Me th* ItalowliiK i-retnisre. begluninz at a Mak*. _ __ _____ .h .. . ■ >. . . (iiethirty links nest from ottartor -:aki- Vsueti. section* thirty one ;>ad tilrty t f> ite «^** town, thenc* west tewn chai: •• •*•* «•**• thence south Seventeen degree*, e v. 4' • and flfly Halts to a white oak Ire .: ■> :utb seventy rda* degree*, east AJ’,'} twenty flvaltaksto a post, tin:: ■ ,• chains and fifty itak» to th* plae.' -t together »tth alttberight oltMw*te party of the find part now h v. the above four halt acre tot* In­ to Hoaker, Scott. Bm lituta > situate iu tbe county of Bai Michigan. bated Jhjy tstb. l« I notice that ©very senator and repre­ sentative who lind served in the rebel army steadily voted against giving us any recognition or extending us any courtesy That 1 much regret We ) Pm were ever their honorable antagonists. Magnanimously we have forgiven them, Jamks Whfatox, restored them to the citizenship and Attorney furMortg.ijr. .. English Support th* Democrat*. honors and emoluments of tho country Another circumstnnco which has de­ which we prevented them from betray­ In the nutater <d Ua- i-'ti.l< pressed Democratic Ktock materially to ing and ruining. We visited them when Bishop, now Ora Bello Art-Ud. i ■; the arrival of nnumbetof English news­ they did burial honors to their fallen Notice Is hereby a«*u ib>: • N<ld papers complaining bitterly of the injury chiefs, going almost so far as to march public auction to th* tho 3lst day of OrtUicr. A. ■ being done to English markets ami manu­ beneath tnb flag of a stricken treason. o’clock lu the foreiioon at thu I ;1 .. factures by the McKinley tariff ttnd its Surely after twenty-five years they rooms, in the City ut Hastioirt, u> th’ Barry. In the Suttfof Micityi:' accompanj-ing feature of reciprocity. should have forgiven us for having van­ licence and authority grant'»« * These statements show that the Brittoh quished them in tho interests of free­ wound day ot September. A L '^* Probate Court ot Barry <\>;i < the MiW manufacturers aud exporters aro already dom, nationality, humanity, and above the estate, right. UH# and iM-' /■it Minute »»<} conceding heavy losses in their bnsineas all of their own children.—Veteran in minors of. iu and to the mJ rd s .ft., mite ot being ta tbe County uf Barn. with other countries by reason of tho New York Paper. Michigan, known and rir-cn.'new American tariff. The reciprocity to-wit: Tbe iindhftd< u nay t < matter the northwest quarter of the son’feature of the tariff to distressing thotii L. UOttk folly of section thirteen o.:. • greatly. The fact that the United State® range nine .»i, west, Barry to able to aend its goods free of duty into Dated.Sept 2nd. A. I' . o-- , countries g£<htU<”d countrwbi where Briltoh ___ Cl. going in great quantities under a heavv 1 c,*’reUn!d no1 «»• retaier* NOTICE OF COMMISSIONWG CLAIMS tariff payment to damaging their tradu ' :ind ,hQU,,‘ not «*«•**• »«r *upp<»rt.— Estate of Ansel I Hottervr^te proportionately to im-­ <:’ner,u *• Beer*. gUMLhaviflg b«*n »PP®1*'‘£2 D’ ,?* J «■-hiCourt fur the County uf B-srp. ■ ;• •' -pj ' MaMleu. Cheerful I .U,'iKhll<’T Uw ilul*»talf » MJk OOMihhatonert to twelve. < ■•■t- ‘ ? r T --------------- ..... , On the t”°'loU*ra • P»nnd nn Sutuatrn the other other hwd hud the EepebHouaoe RepobHcaMar feet hatwe’>t into effect the price of Con­ the towfflf^ 0n5!p<ii>» ‘y>n exeelleat .hnpe. There U perfect ho . necricttt tobacco increased from sixteen the day of November. A. U. cents to twenty-six cents, and tho actual Thurwtav. tne'JM day « Fcbru.<n ' portJw vinKi. a —jr—w •»•«»*»* wo xv. profits of tho farmer were mom than' ’ Joiblwl- It i» eetim»tetl that the toSSSS ■ i toi? to present their claims to u» «»r »'• “SKJJSSSi.». gii’-Sf, o.„. ■ ■■ 1 N,» Yort—General Skklca. Tie ha nook a and cutl Garland want to must pa cutting thing f knife. will nia first sh attractiv The given o work. descripU departm were th impOMl tuwch p exhibits On th That h We w impreas Play of that we tion of i Banne the Bar there be that of tract th entered lookaga fcBinon designs tete-a-te » chann bract. n one of t forms o throng The a »>ade it ducts of des wen dream o Mr. display h’s Fun It will p he guan . nnd mo varying article f scale be . Hyth idea of t venir pr and the fans he •lot, a brak,bl. put �fhc Ikst Adwrfa- y0L XXXVII. NO. 22 B 14 ,rxGSanner ' ■ -irdlhutsdsysby -w- Hastings Banner. Largest Circulation of any paper in tkt County. Hastings, mich., September 29,1892. WHOLE NO, -1946 meat pleating effect It Is oh* of the fin­ est, L nJH the finest display made on .the which his name was presented to the con­ ground ainf consists of carpets, curtains, I vent ionlby ex-senator Colgrove, of this city. art-squares, rugs, draperies and elegaut It ta said that Hie latter made une of the speeches of his life, and his nominating ueidgus hi turniture. Pralrievlltb. It Is generally conceded by ladies who speech tt Is said, compared most favorably D. Doyle, of Detroit, attended the fun­ Attended theStlie fair and the West Michi­ with the others made. In other word* eral nf his brother, Edgar, Wednesday last. Pldl. win "right »t himself, ” and at such gan fair, that his exhibit. surpasses any­ —John Drummond, Jr., of Grand Hiplds, thing made Kt either of them, so Jhat bls tlm>-s hta efforts are always ones that he paid his parents a visit tho fore part of the exhibit fx-without doubt one of the finest'* hay reason to tie proud of. ' Juclfj Hojker’s nomination will give week.—Horse racing was Indulged in <>u made ut any Michigan fak. He has noth­ our streets last Saturday cvcnjrtg. '1 he con­ ing in bta exhibit but what he carries hi universal satisfaction- and Barry county sequences were, u buggy belonging to s ock, nnd that is snyingn great deal con> will ratlly the action of the convention at Jobu Perkins standing in front of Merrit sideling his elegant display. In the line Grand Itaplds by rolling up a big tepubU- Woods was smashed. The home was can majority fur the entire ticket. It goes of carpets he is right In line and has fouud^ found I without saying that his name wWitfength- thrown to his side with such a force ns to •electing them from samples a glowing' n'h.kkk« in tM,MUMy, lowlngfen thu tirket in this county, and the iecl- break the sidewalk. Fortunately ®o one success, having paid one firm over $5,000 IK? of Ilf rtintldvnee Cltllbl..,..... reposed In .. “ hig him .by tbe was hurt—Samuel DeBack and vgife are lust year, and reports a good increase ln^ visiting nt Oden — Minnie Doster, young­ ____ .... people 0! all parties iu this district, will bls enrpvt trade this year. He many' He uos tris imuiyfglve hint additional strength throughout est child of Mrs. Christopher Doster, died fine llung* in «t<»-k that he would would like Monday evening of typhol 1 fever. — Mrs. like to to I the v-* ” N'‘ ’’rU*’r no*"ina«ion ••..idd Fiske, of Chelsea, is visiting her sister. exhibit bad h.-'ihe space. Anyone wish­ i!*v .hate bed. in.de. u4rrv county votert Mrs. Lena Doyle. ing t«» !<«••• L-i- 4—x«.‘. <n ms bf Judge Hooker store One nerds but to see «iuc of those1 <>it». il'L’ ladies French' dressing stands to ta-1 with a hearty good-wlD. captivated w lib iu He handles excluslve-^ Everybody Is getting ready to attend the o*>0r-A [hitr to Rcmonl^r — Otx». ly on>* of the best suits ever offcied for Hastings fair.—Emma Winters, <-f Nash­ The ivyeiitli annual exclusion nf Ike Olin ville, Is here visiting relatives and friends. the money. Archie ta right nt himself and Family'villi occur Octiiber 4th. 181H. upon She expects to return to Adrian soon. — will always be found in It when»II' conies j which <H |a«lou the Cincinnati. Jackson to furniture. Wm. Smith, of the Grand Rapids Marble By the side of McCoy's, mid under the Mackinaw Ry. will run special excursion Co., was in our town last week taking train* mnristlng of elrgant day coaches and orders for some very nice monainents.— same lieautlful booth, Is I'ull.UHii palace 'letq.liig ear*, at the follow­ Geo. Wilson and daughter, Bertha, went ing h»w rates for the round T. Ip from 1 las­ to the northern p.art of the slate last week the dealer In iuiud-al g od* of every kind, ing*; T<| Kent. Ohio. 87.7ft; to Buffalo, for the benefit of his health.—Mary Kaiser from a -juice lijfp t*j a fine piano. Earl I* N. Y.. $10.00; t<» Binghamton, N. Y„ ! has been quite sick, but Is better at this always on band with n tine stock of goods, 314 00: t.i Bviiningtoi). Vermont. 317.00. writing.—Last Sunday Frank Webster and including Hll^llt* U»t grades of pianos,, Chlldten'tatwt-ei. the ages of ft and 12 wife ealied nt Mr*. Kain-r *. Whita there organ*, •■in Hr has been in the business yvurs ubi-huif the ata.ve rate s. Tickets I the colt lieeame frlgbtciieii. nearly over­ in-Hastings msi|y years and the fact thnt g'AMl tu fetlirn on regular trains at any turning thu carriage and crashing through his sales are coijstautly crowing larger is time within 30 days. First train will a gate* Then the horse became quiet proof enough that his goods are all O. K. leave Allegan, Mich, at 10:30 a. m. Such again and Frank got In tbe buggy, when He buys direct, get.-i the lowest prices pos­ other trains as4he service may require will the colt Started again, overturning the sible for dbjoiip to iret. and fo therefore be run ut intervals,of :io minutes. The 1 buggy, throwing Frank out of the buggy able U» ••*>m;iete< and _c impute with the Chicago. Kalamazoo A Saginaw Ry. wiil and draggbig him about three rods. For­ cities on prices. run n special train leaving Hastings at tunately no one was hurt, only tqrrlbly Crossing the track the reporter came V-07 a. i». connecting with the <’ftn ex­ scared, and a broken buggy.— Mr'. 11. across the usual number or popcorn nnd cursion trains nt Kalamazoo Junction. Gaskill is able to go to Battle Creek this lemonade stands, target gaUerbu nml Application for sleeping egr accomnn*- yreek. We regret very much to lose so .striking machines At last be eame to n atioiis should be made to ’ W. W. good a neighbor.—The Grand Rapids Martent that loonie I tip in flit! distance like 'a Olin, chairman transportation committee, b!v (•••. er.-ct-ii a very nice monument to luiuatun*' Bamuin’a show, it belonged to Kalnmazob. Mich., or T. C. M. Schindler tin- memory of A. N. Warren. G. I*. A. df C. J. & M. Ry.. Toledo, Ohio. 1KA V’JtVAI.KKXnriU.H. COUNTY NEWS. AN OLD ENGLISH CUSTOM. GIVING INDIANS MEAT in Twenty Years. A few days ago the weight* and meas­ ures iu common use at the standard* departtuent. Old Palace yard, were taken Beef Issue Day** on an Indian Bcsorva- across to the house of commons, and there officially compared with the units that tion—Shrunken Cattle Distributed to were buried in the wall of the house twen­ ty years ago. Tho exact spot of the burial a taint four o’clock is in the wall of tbe staircase leading from the fain ground*, the central lobby to the committee rooms : ! - had onitncjH-ed Its There were not over 300 Indians there, up stairs. Quito a number of people hod that th<* Bannkk although they represented several thou­ gathered together to see the ceremony. ic k i'tie nnd bussand others,'who rernuiued in the different Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, president of tho hideed. "Every camps Kcattered over the reservation, board of trade, supported by several of his ’ goose hangs liiglp wherever water nnd timber nnd bluffs to officials, including Sir Henry Calcraft, the < the feeling that shield them la-st from tho wind were to be speaker and Miss Peel, Mr. Plunkett, first were around and commissioner of works; Colonel Caring­ found In common. Each Meer is calculated ton, representing tho lord chamberlain; well they may. for to supply twenty-five Indians with beef fur Mr. Cheney, warden of tbe standards, and •It efforts th.it the two weeks, or from IX to 2 pounds of beef his predecessor, Mr. Chisholm; Mr. and inquiry at the a day; Uiisis on the sup]xv*ltioii that tbo Mrs. Palgrave, and a whole host of press­ fa.-t that about steers average 1,000 to 1,200 pounds. The men nnd artists. There is n window just I licen *i>l I. ai:d steers I saw luued weighed about 300 opiMMitc the standards tomb, and in tbo !d -fore t’ie office pounds, and when they tried to run, stum­ bright sunshine stood tho unit* taken from bled with the weakness of starvation. tho other side of Old Palace yard, and very one couldn't get They were nothing but hide nnd ribs and ddicato and elalmrate apparatus for mak­ as the office two horns. They were driven four at a ing comparisons. desiring to time through a long chute, nnd halted at Sir Michael Hicks-Beach opened the s impossible tbe gate at the eud of it until tbeir owners* proceedings with n little speech. He said: •ntrles made, name* were marked off the list. •*We nro met today to perform n very pie were coming The Indians were gathered in front of necessary nnd important ceremony. You that were to the gate in long rows, or in groui>s of ten nro nwnre thnt there nro four standards of or twelve, sitting easily in their saddles, weights nnd mensures in this country poultry hall. and riding off leisurely in bunches of four which are kept within these wnlls, nt the as their names were called out, and as mint, al the Itoyal society’s and nt tbo that their cattle were started off with a parting British museum. They are preserved in kick into the open prairie. The Apaches, this manner in ordur that from time to tered Comaucbes, Delawares and Towacamiea time they mny be compared with the drove their share iJff toward their camps; standnrds io actual use. These compartthu Caddues and the Kiowas, who live sons are of tho very greatest importance lint II near tho agency, nnd who were served last, to thu whole community, for by these killed tbeira, if they chose to do so, os soon units the weights nnd measures, not only as they left the A man In charge of of this country, but also of the colonies faced. the Issue held a long paper in his hand are practically regulated. These standards and called out, "Eckhoos-cho, I’c an-voon- have been immured here for the Inst it, lloco-eho and Cho-noo-cby,” which twenty years. It Is twenty years since meant that Bed Bird, Large IxxAing this wall was opened, nnd the standanls Glass, Tbe Bini rind Duer Head 'were to inline were then found to bo absolutely have tbe next four steer*. Hi* assIfUant, correct." IsStter than last Ami under it be has dlsplnyect lhe fiuvsd Mr. Cheney.ifext, amid breathless silence, S. E Cook, of Charlotte*, spent Sunday nn Indian policeman, with "God helps om is especially Mrs. J. B. Goodyear and Mrs. Eil. Pow­ line of phaetons carriages and buggies ever thu okiinar)’. ers gave a very pleasant whist party at with friends here. --- Wan! Gribbhi. of the them who help themselves" engraved on went to the wall, which had been opened ! io put a hungry fltapluved on the ground*. Tile line ta the formers home Tuesday evening. • Hastings Journal. *p<-nl Sunday with his his brass button**, with the figure cf an Jn- already, nnd took thence tho case contain­ complete and from It-anyone cai^ta; suited, parents.—Our liuiiteis started north Mon­ diau toiling at a plow in die center, re- ing the imperial standard of measure. Dick Dovie has purchaseu Ed Masters- day noon.—Mrs. W. 11. Young retained pcated those names aloud and designated With hands rarefully covered with white both in. Ute* prfce and make. Mr. Vnnmouth Valkenbnrgh has put prices on them that house* und lol and will move the house home from a few days visit at Grand Rap­ which steer was to go to which' Indian. A gloves the warden seized t he solid square bar of bronze, wliich is 38 inches long und had lo leave the | are within the reach of all, and you can away and] convert the lot into 11 lawn, Ids Thursday evening: Miss Greta came beef Issue ta not a pretty thing to watch. Why the government does not serve its 1 inch square in section, 30 inches having might l»e tempted |I got a tine rig of him fur no more money which willtadd greatly to the attractive- with her and spent Sunday with friends . nes* of hisfbeautiful home. #t home.—Our school I” closed Thursday : meat with tbe throats cut, us any repu- been cnrefully marked off. This bur was nn*. specimens of j' tbairan ordinary! rig usually c >sta. ou wvouul ot Ih ’ isurrr Co. Fair. The ! Ublo Lutcher woulil .lo it. i. noli»»»lbl<.to compared microscopically with appara­ east of— Mr. ex-stood within bis i Just --------------• •VanValkcnburgh — • «-mxmuu.*u ?’sv»Home Hint*. Bern* County- Christian Endeavor Union | determine. It arene* to I’reter. on tbo com tus so cxquislto that a variation of even however it was bibit is another Igrgo tent, and It all con­ Colfee gi ounds make a good filling for a uk-ms at tbe ConKtewUnnal church ot this tntry.that the Indian rfiouM exhibit hi. 1-100,000th pnrt of an inch could be detect- iine of fruits tire । tilhs an excellent display of carriage* and pin cushio . ” Put* ■* them 'In ■a ‘bag- and - ’ *becd. After some calculation hnd been made p next Saturday. - A Uatrlson and •filer than usual. ' buggiea. It Is tint of hind the slove till dry. They do not .rust Reed pole wa» raised iu front of E. M. his " bad marksmanship “ ........at thu " sumo time. Mr. Cheney declared that there had been » the needle. Evert*’ residence ta't bat unlay afternoon When the representatives ot the more dis­ no change whatever—an announcement The Imnlware: and Implement dwlers. The add ion of lemon Juli*e to th-- water ‘tiperlnb-nded by Frank ChijMiinn who tant trilws had ridden off. chasing their received with enthusiasm by those who far, it is easy They handle the Hicks, and also Page in which ice is tallied will increase tbe *«*etns to be the only live politician here beef before them, tbe Cnddoes and K iowaa witnesyd the burial twenty years ago, gathered dose arouhd the gate of the pen. and hnd now como to wntch the resurrec­ k mote beau- Bros. carriages aud toad wagon* and Fos­ whiteness, and tbe gralr.s will readily this fall. with thu boys In front. They were, hand­ tion. The draping* and toria Co. surreys. Their line of agricul-^ separate w en thus treated, some. mischievous boys, some, nuacnieroua uoys. with wit n leather learner leg- 1,-> The warden then proceeded to unearth nncartli tural iniplementsidlsplayed is a Hue one? x;> ay** are most creditaThe yol of an egg in hnlf a pint ot nnd blue, tho imperial standard of weight. Thia in Alice Coats b on the ?lck list.—Mre. E. I glug*. colored --------- »green ------------..nnd ___ will/! _ F!* ::1! hall looks more nnd one that thejl may well be proud of, water. With a little powdered tepid rain has gon- to Burr Oak to visit 1 silver buttons down tho side, and beaded a little cylinder of platinum 1.33 inches in ever ta'fore. However fur it constats of all of the best makes. borax and 1 teaspoonful of spirits of ram­ Engle They — snt two each height and 1.15 inches In diameter. Ex­ friepds. —- E. Bevier, of Grand Rapids, *'buckakiu shirts. - "*»• -------on— 1. 1 nflniiig entries strictly Fanners will do well to look over these -phor adde<|. . i. will take the ..-.pots out of made n flying vtalt to friends here last pony, and cnch held his bow and arrows, traordinary precautions are taken in tbe prevented many things gtxata and then they will know best where' black ctKxlsl week. — home very able speaking al the and as thoateer* came stumbling blindly case of thia |»und—which, by the way, is buy. Their llie of agricultural imple­ d that would great- ly out into the open, they let tbo arrows drive worth over forty pounds ilithe platinum mriH.-i luiiaiau ui. u»*<-ii*4>;uws, .-fupcriur j Teapots ^houhl be washed thoroughly convention here last week by speaker* ractlvenejs of the hall. ments consists of. BisselI\p.'ows, Superior from a distance of ten feet into tho ani­ market. It Is inclosed in a case uf silver ■. enters the cast wing shoe and hoe drllf* and Moline cultivators, (with stroni soda and water and 'then from Kalamazoo and Detroit.—John Marks mals’ flanks und necks, where they stuck gilt, itself Inclosed in a case of solid bronze. They also sell the Webber wagon. Good-T rinsed well tend perfectly dry each day If has brolien ground for Ids new house.—C. quivering. hsplay ot Mr. Cheney had already removed otiser year Bros. have an established name as !( one would. (prevent the curious haylike Boice has moved lo Antrim county.—Elder Then the Iddiuu boys would yell aud cases of mahogany, lead and oak. More­ AI.KEXHl'RGH. Carpenter tills the pulpit here next Sun­ honorable and reliable hardware and Imp!.-■ ’1 smell often noticed in a teapot. day in Prof.llumpbn*y's place.—Wm.Smith their father*, who luul hunted buffaloes over. the platinum pound is wrapped, as a in his, cozy t little incut dealers, and it ai ways pays to deal.* ■j The valunbie tuedlclual properties of and wife made a visit to ftjeuds hi Eaton with arrows, smiled approvingly. Tbe ar­ further precaution..in Swedish paper that I a full line of stoves with such. i t j onions have never tn+n disputed. They county last Week. — Mr. Diner, of Wood­ rows were not big enough to kill, they contains no silica. A comparison was ef­ ndl’.M the celebrated There might hayr been some things that merely hurt, and the steer would rush off liingcs. though if .yoiT the reporter mtasafl in his visit, but those-, j1 quiet the nerve*, an'l eaten once or twice land, ta entertaining a brother and sister into a clumsy gullop for fifty yards, when fected on a balance in a vacuum, where, by means of a microscope again, a variation tint*1 ;n • he carries you mentiomsl were so prominent that they’ ' a week are k good spring tonic, und can be from Indiana. —Mrs. Dr. Saj’les Is enter­ its owner would raise his Winchester anil of 140,000th part of a grain could be noted. prepared in numerous ways. . taining her mother from Lowell.— We see make the dust spurt up around Jt, until Again t here was no alteration to speak of. ih store. Ills line of could not escape notice.. le nnd includes every" Good flour adheres slightly to the hand, some fanner* plowing for wheat. Wo one bullet would reach a leg and the steer Mr. Cheney, addressing the assembly, ap :■> a-most expensive anil If pressed in I*, shows the Impress of think it, ta too late. Take notice how this would stop furan instant, with a de*|>eratc \t said he had finished, the comparison l»ex it bis line ot razors The merry-go-round ta well patronized. ; the lines on the skin. Dough made of it comes out.—Workmen 0)1 .our depot will toss of it*, head, und stagger forward again -tween the immured and imperial stan­ <>ng and sigh fir .bls' *l'he track ta in good condition and goo! | 1s yeHowishj-wliIte and does not stick to resume.their work on ti:« same some time on three. dards, and had found them in the same tbis’fali.—It Is whispered that Ed. Coats these, there is an Thu dogs, to the number of twenty or condition and to all Intents and purposes the hands after sufficient kneeding. 11 al>out buying Geo. Bump*** farm.—B. F. more, were around it by this time in a unaltered. •’•e* and blankets. ¥ races may be looked Ur. A gowl way to ventilate a cellar In to Wolfe will sell ten-acres of his farm from snarling, leaping [Kick, und the owner the floral hall Is* Leo D, will trot 1st the three year old Sir Michael Hicks-Beach then said an extend from lit a pipe to the kitchen chim­ the back end if desired for village lot*. j would try again, and wound It perhaps In official report would Ixi published* in due • vcludvcly Vb fancy race and also the free for all. ney. The draught In the chimney Mill tho Hank and it would lurch over heavily course, und suggested that with tbe and relics of every The pop enru nnd lemonade stands were carry away the cases which would other­ like a drunken man, shaking its head from • crangeinent of this Farmers are atamt through seeding.— ■ide to side and tossing its horns at the speaker’s permission they should now ad­ wise find their way ipto the rooms above. journ the meeting for twenty yean. "uaipleted. when we well patronized on the second day. Hugh Campbell was called to Kalamazoo The hint won taken, and the standards l- •hirriptlun would Im* Just keep jour eye on the two year olds. For use as a disinfectant mix carbolic last peek to attend the funeral of n niece. dogs, who bit at the place where the blood irt display will be very They nnrllable to put up a race that will acid with boiling water. This promptly ,—Rev. J. H. MeLc^n and wife are visiting ran and snapped at its legs. Sometimes were then replaced in the wall, which was overcomes tlje usual antagonism between' their many friends here. Mr. Mctaa-i it would lie there lor an hour, until it bled duly sealed. A mural brass plate marks p * ••*. owing to the other astonish you. ■ to death, or again il would scramble to its the precise t*poL—Pall Mall Budget. > ■ much room. Everything about the fair ground looks the acid and the water and converts them preached a very able disconrse lo a large feet nnd the dogs would xtart off in a panic i <-f the west whig is |:>t-j a permanent solution which will keep nnd appreciative audience at tin* church neat and tidy. Many Improvements have tor weeks, j of fear after n more belplea* victim. last Sunday. — One day last week while lieen made of late. It was the’ most unsportsmanlike and ....... "The habit of great men iu the matter of painting a burn for George Hayward, the wantonly cruel exhibition 1 have ever seen. uni slaw. If tbe good weather holds out the bank .scaffold gave way and John Itootmn and A bull in a ring has a fighting chan<%- and sleep forms an interesting subject of in­ lair, you'll surely j accounts of some of the owners of the The owners of the Mammoth eavetf quiry,” said Mr. E. W. Jacolw, of Boston, Kentucky propose to riiproduce the "starry 1 T. Gelb fell a distance of aliuut twenty takes it. but these animals, who were too at rue of the >mleta recently, "and I believe stands will be materially increased. the place to go. chamber" ta the mining buildiug at the I feel severely Injuring Mr. Doonan; Mr. weak to stand nnd too frightened tn run, such an inquiry would show that those Gelb escaped with slight injury. — Mr. Staggered about nntil the Indians had fin­ 'intighly aud favorably L. E. Hinchman, of Johnstown, has who have nuuie tbe greatest mark on thp Fox, or South Bend, ta visiting fata daugh­ ished torturing them; nnd then, with blood world’s history have always taken it in rram'ear of Uiv'db- eight bead of horses at the fair grounds, World’s Fai. In the Floral hali. six of whom are standard bred, and all Seats for lip.OOi) people are to be pro- ter, Mrs.” Geo. Conyer,—A. Barnes has »purtlng from their ^youths, would pitch nbutyiancc. There jsa popular belief that vlded in the great manufacturers* building । again gone to ttie north woods.—Isaac lh*- forward and die, and they hnd to be quick make especial men- have good trotting blood in them. at the World's Fair for the dedication' 1 back and wife visited Um* latter's father about It la-fore the squaws liegan cutting Napoleon look only four or five hours’ rest, 1 ' lit of readers of tbe but to my mind tho theory han grown out Marriage ought not to be a failure with exercises on October 21. last Sunday. | off the hide while thu flanks were still of the desire of bis admirers to show thnt such a layout of nice presents » will be I heaving. n * the organization of in tiita mutter, as in all others, he differed Mlddfevllle. The women ot La Salle county. Illare The government cither purchases steers j from bis fellow*. Asa mntu-rof fact, it Kgricultu al Society has presented lo the happy couple this after­ raising .money for the purpose ot payli g Delayed letter. ■ asnlflceut showing as noon. Thos. Winters, ot Grand Rapids. Mas for the Indians a few weeks before an waa imixmsible to tell exactly how long he tin* expenses of some 000 or Too women issue or three or four months previous to ' slumbered, but it ta certain thnt, Ljke the It was the flrat to atWere the floral hall twice its present and girls during a vtalt to the WoRd’s seen on otir streets lust week. — N. C. । "f the visitors as they size there would bo no room to spare nnd Thomas and Bert Johnson were s<*en on it, feeding them meanwhile on the govern­ great general* in our own civil Var. he Jti<l each one desired to .merchants oould find room to display their Fair.. our streets last week.—Horace WatklnsJ of ment reservation. The latter practice ta availed himself iff every opportunity to much more satisfactory to tbe contractor, The main railway station, within the seek tbe greatest of nil means of relief tving, on the pretty goods satisfactorily, something they can­ Graini\R.ipl<ta, spent a portion of lari week World’s Fair grounds, when* al) excursion with l|ta parents in the village. — T[he ns it saves him tbe cost und care of these tram fatigue. the arttatic and novel not do now. trains will discharge their passengers, will experience imclal held Monday evening by cattle during the winter,.and tbe inevita­ "Even wheu considering bis plans on tho the costly rugs, cozy Pontiac Chief, owned by Dr. Jxiwry. be a handsome structure, costing 3325,000. the Methodist ladle.* was a thorough spe- ble loss which must ensue in that time occasion uf tbe greatest event of bta mili­ ' lbs .inviting one. to be here to take part in the free-for-all and will necoa odute 25,000 persotta nt one ee*s. It netted the ladles 378. — Arthur through illness und starvation. Those I tary career, the battle of Waterloo, the within their soft cm- will trot. It ta reported that Ripple, the Grand 1 *iaw hod been purchased in October, and 1 hour left him before thiKdeclsive moment Tewksberry’s many young friend* tfn- bad been weighed and branded at thnt cunt divaub rriqtading time. arrived was occupied with a snooze, which 1 H.i Yiu.q not lacking.the Rapids trotter with a very low record, will Arkansas will exhibit nt the World’s tfered him a very pleasant surprise party evening. — Mrs. Spaulding will • -nen Iu the holiday also be here to take part in that race. Fair a relief map of the state, showing all Friday L. E. Hinchman has some valuable trot­ elevations, depressions, lake*, swamp*, occupy thu Briggs house on Grand Rapids thia display alone ting stock. He has a yearling Jllly-lligt^la cred and stoni' areas, arable lands, wheat, street hi the near future.—The Lyceim wheu they hail fallen off ih weight from i * tu Hall, whe.c the pro- cloudy related to Nangy Hants 2.05 jqfThe coni and cotton regions, timber nnd prairie connected with the High bchool will :be one-thin! to one-half. companion. I»«rm« always showed. • £ started the first Monday In October.—Miss ■•••> nnd fgnclful elegan- fastest trotter In Hie world, on the aide ot! They were then tasued nt their original {nr hla feeling* on the subject by Besslu George, of Rockford, and M|ss weight. ______________ 'TU.I ta. a * steer ■t.or which in ill October (Ict.iilx-r never■■disturbing ... ... _____«___ •.____ 'In one entrancing her dam. and to Martha Wilkes 3.07?*, finds, etc. That him. x-Napoleon's case1-is Myrtle Ickes, of Grand Rapids, spent Sun ­ tbo next fastest. on-the side of her. side. waa found to weigh lrI00 pounds, and only that of moat military beroe* and of day and Monday with tlieir many friends which would supply twenty or rnoru peo­ ■ • u- that this fine moat great men." — St. Ixrais Globe-Dem**। If sheep are to be sold it will pay to fat ­ Larrr Noble, the fast three year old in this village.— Miss Hubbard, of Char­ ple with meat* w» supposed to uavu kept, the year around nt lottes, visited her cousins, the Fentons, lin this weight throughout the entire winter, owned" by Will Mott, of Hickory Corners, . F -rifim. awl that positive­ has been entered In the three year old race. , ten and sell for mutton. lyr.c A pet lamb occasionally In the thick will till* village over Sunday.—Amta Fausey and won isnurd at 1,100, although It had not I Cha*»g Txa*» Grr*t PhUosopUy. ly- for the exhibition. Larry won two heats In the exciting three Hwli and wife, of Carlton, visited relatives in 300 pounds of flesh on Its bortes. The agent I Qn his deathbed Chuang Tzu lifted up d *r* to call on him. ns help to gentle the flock. year old race at tho June meeting, which the village Sunday.—George Smith afid goods to be the finest If hogs arc troubled with lice give them family now occupy the rooms over Anu- is not to blame for this. This is tho fault 1|te volce against thnt terrible abase of was won by Leo D. on the eighth heat. awl 1 of tho government, and it ta quite fair to I grief, from which wu who live at the end lauiliv 11 MT. —— . , prtoea ri<t»t, He ta a fast coll and will make Leo hustle. a light rubbing with coal-oil. strong Strong drug Tuesday. store.—Rev. Bcv.^DekItry^ Dealtry wasahd Jn In , ___ th . nt Mime one. besides „ the . contract- !: of this Nineteenth ~»tury Writ! 1 century haw have cnot wl*">’v Lowell’s last - Iswe Gibb, « wholly ! -NHitothe \alue of tbe Loweii -last Tuealay. !=~“" In Grated -*’5 | Sifted coal ashes will aid materially In ---------nt -relatives -lyJ 1 "*rj’ hc U> low grades and all the wife are the guestk of relatives hi Grated the beet la issued two weeks after the con­ dying, diMurtad him with promise* of a lightening a heavy soil and making more At the convention In Grand Rapids ib tract has been rnndo, it can and frequently magnificent and costly funcml. Then, Rapids this jeck. <■ ' *l was a pietty clever Tuesday Judge F. A. Hooker, of Charlotte, porous. Is rejected by the army officer In charge with words of lofty simplicity, tbeir mastailing a complete sou- was nominated for Justles of the Supreme A well foralcd head to r young tree Is of» ------------------------------------------tho issue if he think* it is unfit. . । ter rebukud them, bidding them be true to fair to ail visitors. Court, to fill varaqcy, on the fotr li ballot. very Important, but must be secured dur­ Coni is nearly all cut In this vicinity.— But ISut the IJ1C UU^CI* officen* present u> at thq^issnu .I ijgaj, nature, not artiflciality: * antiful picture cards and There went many eminent names present­ Rev. McLean is again In our midst. — IL. MW were ns_ helpless m *1 they ware indig_________ _____________ , coffin “With heaven and earth for my way' They are out of ed for the consideration of the convention, ing growth. Bratt, of Coats Grove, is visiting friends nanL for tbe beef had weighed the weight 1 anij ,ben; wa£ uJ(S enn, ro00n and star* a* The grape needs a dry. well drained • hope Grehle won’t "go aud consternation was spread among the in tills vicinity. He Intends to start credited to it once when it was paid for, my burial regalia and with al! creation to I'inkf ing fata geuerosltv, but friem.ls ot ail the candidates by having the soli, and good cultivation nnd close, prun­ Thursday for Central Lake where be will and the contractor hod saved the expense ; eKCOrt me to the grave, are not my funeral ing every season. reside.—Mrs. E. B. Payne and Mrs. Im of keeping It, and the Indian received just , paraphernalia ready to hand?11—Tempi® W'i Will si-ti r-ctate hte thoughtfulness name of Judge H. H. Hutch, of Bay CID’, Wood pasture is a healthy place for Heart are better at this writing.— A nuin- one-fourth of the meat due him, and for 'i * favor In giving him presented at the 11th hour, and after It •*!«. Hi..; ’•'•<? ta the product of his was supposed that the names of all candi­ lugs, and they will pick up food that ber from this place haw Joined the young which ho paid iu laad.-Richnnl H. Davis ■ °»n g»o; people’s Alliance at Cloverdale. — O. D. in Harper’s Weekly. ‘ • hta store being but a dates bad been presented. There were would otherwise go to waste. I A celebrated gnrdncr once said: "If I lfflccti i. ■ < Inlay. eight candidate's und the contest was spir­ On th. •/. Not only will an occasional clearing cf Loomis is on the sick list.—Miss Nellie ] were to try to put the whole secret of sue* •Uexqu! •. -•■Li of tbe south wing Is ited but friendly in every respect. But the stable pay* in the way of appearance, Wilkenson, of Orangeville, returned home Hog* will keep in better condition if fed ■‘-play made by from the start the contest was really be­ Friday. some pumpkins or squash. They will ccm in gardening in one sentence I should tween Judge Hooker and Judge Cahill, of but also In a sanitary way. ... hue McCoy, makes faster gain sad at less expense Jotepb Ruby, of Columbia. P»., suffered from If you go into fruit growing for market t>trtb with scrofula butnor. till be was perfectly I My atlr the boV i t wJ?1"111 a:“l >nan. Commenc- laming, the latter being defeated on th' than if fed corn alone. go Into h systematically and energetically, cured by Hood** Sanaparilla. extend LiUp 11 ,he ro°r* nta*ind drapertet fifth ballot. Ju ige Hooker’s Interests were no noubt but not on too largM settle. color. .,1 ,!ic ««>und. the various I owoiv Jgdgeu.ivaueed Hooker * by the able nanner In 1 together so as to give a | largely advanced by Uw FAL? ta «•'* HOW THE WARDS OF THE GOV­ ERNMENT ARE GIVEN SUPPLIES. •">> I ( I �Hastings Banner. Thursday, September 29, 1S92. — MARSHALL l.cook. R4ttor- THS HASTINGS mich., tostoffick, A.OGUST a14--18?9_ • ----------------- -J- Additional Local News. The best watch for tbe least money. Non magnetic, ot Pancoast only. Cash. We do the rest .on SlatesL' price and better goods at the Racket. 1’atix. Smith. K A. A. Clark, ctert, alitiost aintot seven years watch E. jrnTTORTAL NOTES. <maker _____ ...at John 2 Beamer*_____ ' ‘jewelry :‘ J »U>re. iLULl<jn.L/llu xn vi has resigned rvskne.1 his hta poniiton position and and gnu* goue tto l'ort Huron. Mr. Hessmer has secured II. C. Henry. <* Auburn, Ind., to take his place. Republican Senatorial Convention. ThirrniiblicAn* rrmibUc«»^tl»eatteen. ’iMM*t<Md»l«JHMr. Henry Is a good watchmaker. Jeweler Th-» of tllV fifteen-.*' S’S..,?... trilit. eoiwlsdiix nt tte ouuiilies wt Barry null h’*- ami engraver, nnd a graduate of tbe cele­ ton Junnret m nelwmte convention u th* ert* brated Parson’s Horalogical school at 6? IlMtlux-’. on Tue*tay, «1». l«*-t « ! o\5ocki»’ nu. for the purpose of J»j«dug u Peoria, BL All work left at John BessBotnlmvUou a r*n<!id*tJ for member of the state mer’s jpwelry store will be promptly at’’’to accordance with .a reflation adopted in tendgoto and artistically executed. 1M3. tbe Imarsof repressntattve to this Uou will be a*- fellow*. Each precinct will he |/aii accident resulting in the death of entitled to one <1( k srt’te for even: 1.0M of popu­ “Daisy.” Chester Messer's family horse, lation aud CractK>u thereof If said fraction cred 600. and rneti nreeltwt shall t«* rutlth-d D' happened Monday on the Michigan Ou­ one delegate, ns shown by die e» tints of isso, tre!. Several horses had broken out of the r°itarry nnuniy—A»»jria, I: Baltimore. I; Barry. pasture lot on the farm near the city and I: CArtetou, 1. (X-ttetmi. 2: Hwiii'id. 1; Ropj-. came down town. In wandering around 1- Irvlt-c. 1’ Johustor.il. I; .Maple Grow, I: they finally rot on the track near E.l Y. Orar^rride. 1. PrUriert le. 1. B.iltand.I: Woo.1 Bogie's residence and the morning eastern tend, 2; Yankee Sprnugt. 1; ftisttags city (one bound freight raq into Daisy, breaking her leg. She was put out of her misery a lit­ tle later by being shot. The other horses 3; BoxooaTs: Sunfield. 2; \ ertnonlvllle. 2; Wal­ escaped injury. ton. 2; ttlo’lw. 2; Clmrioito city (»ne from The street corner orator ta now getting each ward^4; Eaton Rypkta ’ono tro,“eac i WS^creurlt*tof county eommitteM are reqnevt- in his deadly work as election approaches, ed to forward list of delegates "t i!>*lr respre lie strikes aa attitude that would grace a tire counties to the chairman of this cqmmltwe Caesar or a Clwro and proceeds' to make in advanreof die meeting of thb t ons entton. rtalements. and reel off statistics without regard to facts or feelings- Pathetic ap­ DC AXE HAWKIM. peals are made that would melt a heart ot stone. It ta said tliat the soldier on top of Republican prospects both in the east the monument doubled up the othej day and west continue to grow brighter. It is wnd gave way lo grief, and was seen to conceded'that New York and Connecticut wipe his optics with hta coat sleeve. It ’‘might have been from statements made are already safely for Aarrfoon. and so that hurt his feelings, or else some that strong a democratic organ as the N.. Y. were hard to swallow, as both kinds are’ Sun calls the attention of the democratic in the air most every day. national committee to tbe fact that this Few people arc aware of the fact that year Delaware aud New Jersey are doubt­ we are indebted to the piople of historical ful states, with at leapt even chances for Pompeii., wbo were burled deep under the the republicans. The Sun _ urges Dickin­ ashes from Vesuvius over 1800 years ago. for one of the moat Important industries of son and Ilarrity to call off the rainbow our time—tte canning industry. Years chasers in the west anil concentrate their ago when tbefirst excavations were made, . efforts on the east and south, or the de­ several jars of figs were found, the con­ tents of which appeared as fresh and pala­ mocracy will be hopelessly divided. table as wheu put up eighteen, centuries before, investigation proved that the If any man vote for Morse for governor, fruit had teen put up In cans In a highly he should do so because he prefers him to heated state, and an opening left in the John T. Rich: or because he 1s a democrat: top of the can for escaping steam, which or because he likes him as a personal when it had served its purpose, was sealed over with wax. Yankee ingenuity caught friend, if lie carries friendship into his onto the process at once and the following voting. But It ought not to be urged that year canning factories were erected In the ex-soldiers who are republicans vote for United States. Morse, although he was a gallant'soJdler, As-we have announced ip another col­ any more than ex-soldiers who gre demo­ umn tbe price of lhe.BAXNEn aud Tribune crats should vote for Harrison because he will tie advanced to $1.40 after Oct. 1st. was a brave soldier, or for Thomas for We do this because the price has been ad­ vanced on us and we cannot longer con­ congress. We fail to see how such things tinue at the old rate. But the BaKXKH either affects a candidate's fitness for still Irada aqd has made arrangements to give the people of Barry county the cheap­ office. est anil test resiling offere«L Monday Are political principles legitimate -stock morning we concluded arrangement*’ with the New York Tribune, owned by White­ in trade to be bartered away for the red law Reid the nominee'for Vico President pottaro of office to satisfy the greed of a on the republican ticket, sto that we anfew politically unprincipled leaders? We enabled to furnish the B.wxku and New Tork Weekly Tribune’for the small snm beHcvc they are uot. But froin^tte time of St.10 cash in advance. The New York the middle-of-the-road- county/convention Tribune will have an . especial attraction was held until now, the leaders and candi­ for Barry chunty readers inasmuch as exdates have labored to bring aliput nn en­ Congnwsman R. <•■ Horr, formerly of Sagin­ aw, and who has talkisl to Barry county dorsement of themselves. Their latest sop people several times. Is the editorial writer. to that end is M. F. Jordan. The New York Tribune is « bi page paper, filled with bright, spicy news and the edi­ Republicans of Barry county, remember torial page ta filled with only such edltorthat if you win. organization and “eternal inta as can eminatc from the pen of R. G. Horr. This is- the greatest bargain ever vigilance” will be the price of victory. offered to the people of Barry county and Therefore organize, work and the victory one that .we feel will'be appreciated. is yours. Whenever, the republicans of Barry county have organized, aud were united, they have won. There I* no un­ ' Rev. A. D. Grtg«by will ■ preach next harmony to contend with. Then do noy1 Sundas morning and evening. That day Is theidate of his silver wedding, and his let victory be lost by default mowfing subject will be based upon that ns a topic. HI? friends and well wishers Do you want to putflO cetfts of each di­ may if they feel so inclined show their ver dollar into tbe packet of tbe buUibn good will by contributing silver offerings. owner, (if course you do not. We ctai to go towards paying the balance of the pardon tbe mine owner who desire*-tt: fo\, debt incurred by tbe Improvements of the ■church, to be placed in a box In'the vostlof every standard silver dollar coined un­ Httde or left at tte parsonage. der free coinage, tbe mine owner would The society connected with Emmanuel get 30 cents, la it not tetter to leave the church Will be entertained Thursday, Oct. Jaw as it is, and let the government get Cth. by Meedames N. Barlow, Dr. Barber. C. Bartier, R. Doyle. F. Barlow. C. Huff this 40 cents profit? man, M. Throop and tbe Misses Knowlton, Belie Throop, Grace Messer. Josie Schu­ Editor Dennis is attempting again !• man and Mary Liena. Sapper from five until eeven. carry favor with the local democracy. Such n proceeding ou tbe part of a mau who has for over a dozen years been stabbing the democracy of Barry county In the back, reminds one of a cliaracter protrayedln Dickens, and known to an Ig­ nominious fame as Uriah Heep. Tbe Journal editor, in his last paper, climbs up on a political manure heap, grate up both hands full, of the stuff be stands on, and hurls it at Dr. IL F. Thom­ as, the republican candidate for congress in this district. That kind of teolness seems'exactly suited to the Journal** cali­ ber and instincts. Uwo weeks ago the Journal mentioned the peophfe'.party candidate for gorenwr In a great expansive four Urie editorial. The effort aau&t have exhausted our mid­ dle of the rwed contemporary, for he for­ got all about ids candidate for governor again last week. As It doesn’t hurt anything, and seems to do him so mueh good, we will let Editor Dennis continue to harbor the, delusion that Weaver will carry Kansas and Ne­ braska. That will sms: hinder their cast­ ing their solid dectpnri vote for Harrison just the same. “Hew you democrats, -tetter gulp down this dish of crow I have paepartri for you; TbeB49XKB i« opposing Morre!” This ta the frightful pressure our rattled con­ temporary is bringing to bear upon Barry county's democrats. The low ebb to which *chem n; .'ex ie-« Wve brought toe people's fatly is shown or M iiton pnX Ibero , i ’ x were ipg eigm, PRICES THE SILK INDUSTRY. NO HIGHER Presidential Campaign of 1892. but in MANY INSTANCES THEY A MICHIGAN MAN GIVES SOME ARE MUCH LOWER, INTERESTING FACTS. qRRNb IKBUCEHENTJ e TO READERS OF Mnewth. »—ge U" Ab»”‘ H1*“‘r t rim C..I1.I.H H.A.I-A—‘■'*U Benign Influence of tko Protective b, rrwiW Bu.I.h. M-o. Tariff Dctuonatrutcil. The firm of John D. Cutter Co-, is one of the oldest silk manufacturers In this country. Their factories at Beth­ lehem, Pn., wer : started in 1852. Mr. E. B. Fenton, of Detroit, represent* this firm and travels from the Atlantic to the Pacific io*carch of business for his employer*. He thoroughly under­ stands and appreciates the benefits which tho McKinley law has nfforddd the silk industry of America. From him we learned the facta embodied in this article: “The American manufacturer makes the best silks in the world, as tasbpwn by an order given to the above firm m August by a San Francisco dry go'als house for a piece of black silk to lie sent to Paris, France. It was fur a lady living there, who had worn this make of silk before and was satisfied that she couW find nothing to equal it in the French market. “From the lauding of Columbus to the close of the war of the ndiellum, England and France supplied ^thc American market Macvlofirid. Eng­ land, was the head center of the silk industry, until Englund adopted free trade, when the advantage slip|K‘l*fro:n her, and today Lyons, France, ta the Tho Democrat*, in the st^te campaign of 1800, told the ladies that the effect of the McKinley bill would be to In­ crease materially the coat of imported g sals, for the increased duty would be mlded. Tbe ladles were alao told that Ute domestic pnxiuct would also be increaaed in cost, forihe American manu­ facturer would a<hi"the increased duty.They were assured that a protective tariff was always levied only to allow the domestic producer to add to the cost of hta article and that he would do so, ns soon a* the McKinley bill went into cffefcL Did it work thnt way! Read the following interview with a meuil'cr of the firm of Strong. .Lee & <!<»., wholesale dry goods dealers of THE PltakbOtW <'«mp«lgn will be the most Intensely interesting andexrhi,.. ? the htotory of ‘be United utaiem and people will be extremely anxtou* to Ilv/J® general and political new* and dlaciiralong of the day aazprewnted iu n XatioMi j nn!, in addition to that supplied by their own local paper. 'oarH!?meet thte want we have entered into a contract with the g New York Weekly Tribune The Leading Republican.Paper of the UNITED STATES which enables us to offer that splendid Journal (regular subscription, price M w r year) and “Bamxkh” for one year w rr For only $1.10, cash in advance. Regular prices for there papers $2; 25. We furnish both papers one year for $1.10, Detroit: Strong. Leo A Co. say that while the McKtaler till advanced very materially Subscriptions may teglnatany ikuc. the duly on silk-faced velvet*, they hod tint very reueutly purchased imc<»htki> Thia la the moat liberal combination offer ev-r mad? in th, । Mix-rACXt* vksvcts at 4ow*n rarCK* thas zvkh nxroaK- They »ay. alvo. that silk­ every reader of "The Baxseh” should take advantage of It al tmo. faced velvet* are Ix^ug tau nu fact a red in 1X1, ccuntry, that uro fully kmcal to the ffllunas AimcLi: is »xnr fakticclw. Colton la--e« were advanced in duty from ? ^OOK BROS.. i s: ‘•The Industry in our own country , waJufBt.|Ure„ »i:roid.; thwo ariiclM >»y Iwgnn ns nn experiment,.nearly 40 I ot an liicrctw^ di-fount at rnic*w vears,ago, and now occupies more than j u)w on lowxii hstors the pas700 establishments, gives employment' sage or th* mu. thu«ii<twlng conclusively to more than 50,000 person*, nndyiehte 1 that on the article* aLwo menUooed th* » rourlr pnxluet, ut prvwnu vulu. .1 at ; •“» ' ■ »«,«" .bo„ir’a».0M.‘ Tb.‘ d Ih.’. Wycnn, (In 183S). It wu. Uri.o-ib. .. -Tpurchased ------------- fine em­ they have but recently "The duty on manufactured dress broidered cotton HAXDMtu.Hiitn» at silks is 50 per cent. I am sometimes CKKAPKK lUtlOCM THAN XVlH BKVoItl*- That asked by u merchant who leans towoixl the prices ot utaplu nOMKrttc uooi* akk free trade ‘What will your mills do when we elect Mr. Cleveland and take This show* that the foreign manuthe duty off of silks?’ I simply say 'It faclurer is glad ta pay the additional will make no difference to the manu­ tax. in the way of mdreaaed discounts facturer, because we will have to cut to American purchiuuirs. for. the privthe wages of the help to meet lU' This ilcgv of selling hta goods in our would be the only way we could com­ market. The consumer pays no more, pete if we kept running. Should we the American manufacturer can pay maintain the same wages: foreigners American wages and the United States could and would advance the nnce of treasury is the gainer. No federal tax­ silks. Or we should have to close the gatherer visits the American citixcn. mills for We could not compete in but the foreign manufacturer pays the wages. . federal taxes. . "Statements made before the ways and means committee of Congress, of Thnt the prices of, clothing have not which 'Roger Q. Mills, itoswell 1*. been inereuMil by the McKinley bill ta Flower nnd aJuhn Gt Curusle. among attested v , tho statement* vof » pivmtuby prorataothers. were members, showed that in ! ent■ ” Detroit 'merchants. Here - >lt clothing clothing;nwrehanta. Here Italy labor employed in n-eling silk ; follow three of them: cost 10 cents a day, The labor in this ' Mr. Fox. tuatiagvrof the custom tailoring country, for the same worlq c»t*ts from i dcparimcntot Mabley’ Co.; auy» that the -55.50 ta $0.00 per week. In ’GermanV I effect of the McKinley bill was la tunet Uieiame labor coette from 25 cents to ’ <**»» ’*» ‘’ai**® *n increiue In price* to uur 50 rents ner dnv i “«rri»anta on imported ■ good*, thl* being ... I more particularly tho cam* In continental ",t”***,bro!’R 11 ta»fo.< tins*. , manufacture*, but In many case* among apostles of ‘reform was asked what | tbo En<lW1 maaufn. tureu the ixctuu** wax the difference between the wages i orKnvMnr *v the MAsrrArrrKEH with of labor in the manufacture of silk in ! a coitiir.'W.nisij ‘»tEW<Tt<i.s in riijek. He the countries with which the American : think* that the tetter nnd the medium manufacturers has to compete. His re- ■ Wades of American made goods will oomrrplr «« -We pxy .bout twh.ii a. W”, fo’oiwWy -Uli lb« -mj. o> Jh they .InTn Kng>.„.l. ubnu. 1^“ us much they do m France, i .. . . ... . TiiREE-Axn-A-qt'ARTER times what they I ROOd«. do in Italy, unjl ten times as much as I ___ _________ __ _____ ...... - duty Utile ...tho Sey do in Chinn and Japan.' Against I ”*» taerea-> «i on ulmoat nil thu line* of is ruinous competition, our lienifiecnt I -"'Ported woolen-, uaadtel by th-.-m, the tariff protect* American workers in the | “ ">*dc-op garment bilk iiidnstrv । «as «o «m*ll that, in meet ca»t«s no aoDuring Cleveland n admintatraUon T*sc«« In (h.. Hpe **KN of **Mt to hla andCU.lhr the wages of silk workers declined finer grades of cloth». lhe homo product km ulnmt 10 per cent, but iu 1801 a Is Inferior to the foreign made, though in change came, wages began to go up, I ’ho matter uf cheviot* and raMim-rvi they compare tbuM- made and continued to go up until now they will, ce-"— favorably with • * ‘ h’ That the pa>iiajn of tub m'KINLXV are Kjnal to. and in some instances in excess of. those of the Hush times be- BIU. tn " xo wu* A/rnTim>lTHK < on or inixicmcsand t^at g.,od« of the latlertmake fore £he administration referrvtl to. arc now Mild a* cheaply as ever tefore. ‘‘At the time of the passage of the Moll Hock say that foreign manuMcKinley bill, imported silk plush cost J tacturers have in k>i»e Inxtance* added the §1.00 per yard. The MeKinlcy MuKinlcy bill put |1 tecreaaedduty lacreascdduty to tbe the price of the goo K 1-. _j on — silk _._xv firtu belm belut: heavy buyer* buyers aro uro Urns th ns a duty of $1.50 a yard plush. ' but their firm _ ___ ............ that enabled to secure heavy diacovxtu For u time the price went up. but I Ma.ihloil American manufacturers started up to I MOR* THAN Orr*EtT.IE INCHKASK or DtTJT that they uro Able therefore to sell to Creduce the article,and it-is now Hold—u ami T»UR CXKTOMEltM — - •-------— v — <>I4> vhiceh. They etter article—for 75 cents per yard. think that the bes of grade* «. roor.of « Amerl“A recent writer in th-« Macclesfield, con ntade cloths will compare favorably (England), Herald. afUnr showing the with the tetter grade* of foreign manaeffects of foreign tariffs on the silk fa-: lure. .trade of that city, concludes with the The annual meeting for the election of following questions: ‘Is it not time' No intelligent voter in Michigan can ■officers of the Home MlMiaunry society jrct to look into these matters? Is there read the above --------■ -• will be held at Mrs. Steiker’s Wednesday any wonder that the trade of the coun­ appreciating the statements without * depths of falsehood afternoon, Get Sth. Come early. wn,cn tne try is bad? Do the w.sivers of Maccles­ and mtarepresenU^.,.. itation w to which the field know the reason that they have Democrats of thta state descended to mi many weeltB of play 'lately, jtelude the people, into trusting them. UN*>A«ALLED CHECK- . against their wish? Shall wc longer 1 here is no honorable escape for the wait to see other tradec drifting away ’\mocra*y. If (heir Btatem<mto Were Convention. from us like the silk trade? Shall we not deliberate effort* to deceive the continue to find employment for the people, then they were the evidences foreigner, and starve our own people? of utter incompetence to judge aright One of the mast wonderful examples of It is time we were thinking ofj these in public questions—an incompetence mamroorii gall ever beard ot has Just come questions seriously.’ 1 which should effectually bar that party to light In this city and causes a sarcastic “TheMcKinley tariff has certainly from any participation in state aflWrZ sueer to come ocertbe eouutejiance of every secured the establishment of many new The people of .Michigan cannot trust democrat, who la acquainted with the silk mills and imparted vitality and ex­ in powCT U ’ °r M ilw<>,nPeU5nt tt Party facta. Could Mayor Hogle get an animal pansion to many old ones, giving em­ In hta store window that had as much ployment to an increased number of cheek as Brother Dvnnta has displayed, .aborers, at higher wages than at any I-rotate Judge S. A. Aldrich, ot Mmthere wouldn't be room euon* on Main time during the past 10 or 13 years.” ’ kegon county, one of tlie veterans of street to hoidjlpi crenrdM'iai would come b”n wine Ume The people of” the United States to gazeupoo It Two years ago he was elated chairman have sold to their foreign neigh­ the first year under of the senatorial committee, while attend- bors in ‘,The Republicans tog it union convention In Nashville. This the McKinley law over. $300,000,000 are united and will carry that counttyear he has professed to be a People’s more in value than they have bought The party man, and lias been busy trying to abroad. Thene is-aib otiier nation with mere-think the Democrats are nrettv ---— -----such a record. Until adequate proteeram his own ticket down democratic n,k.bh"n “ ’°t' ,Or throats. Fhe rh“ people*’* party to which Mr. —t I “ C3rac thI* country never made ■..fM S th7 ■’■nember hm- Ht. Dennis belongs, setutortal ran«m. convenl I 5Uch a record. longs, had Its •enatortel t«rly he hxa worked against C. E. Iteltlon this year at Nashville where M. F II The entire state tax levy for 1 SOO was Belknap |a Jotoan was nominated, and teat week the jfS3’744*00^01 Ifl£>3 il taS1.419,'.’01.Cl— .*nd unus«»Uy popular democrai.-* were almost struck dumb by * a difference of $155.457.61 in favor of the with all the veterans in that <li»trint Aeetox the following in the Charlotte Republicans, notwithstanding the ™«y propow u>,how thetrappnj.tluon Lead*r: Deinocrat* had $426,000 from the United SBNATORTAT. COXVXXTtOX. J*””*™1: -f «»• FlPrenth Senatorial States to help them out Where ta the ni*trtrt, coniprtstaK th.i counties of Eitonand mu.1,1 IX>inocTatic economy? Pairs of Boys, Misses and Childrens school shoes just received, the b£lst line in the city, made by V. Schocnecker, Milwaukee. \ ROSS LEWIS A FiFER. line of fine hand • Also, LADIES SPRING HEEL SHOES and;KI I BEKS to match. I am showing the best and most satisfactory line^f :. is, shoes and Rubbers ever offered and prices are right. Remember that with .every S20 cash trade you get the famous Worlds Fair Guide and Atlas. Call in. thiieb timks "Poor „»ge«. l»d toot, ralwrcbl. u 1. ------"Oiaier Vole. homes. agaio.t comfortable lire, of It Ls well occasionally to recu'l thnt «.reri^&s: n J. if. Dknxib. Chairman. ' our Icbo™. would l» M ob]w that excel, all writing In teiichltw Think •< 14 a Peoffirijnarfy man ra'liig wo 1 ruan what protection re311 , (llX! , „ K a demo'ralte senafutW ccnven-.lnn! And calling it loo on a day when it sewns as If ihe^my Dr. Depew puts It. 7 ke miHt- kn <* that no Barry esunty demo­ *nrn in our port of the country we crats emild at’eud, as it would be the best •n off .hotg-.in, an 1 reeolrOT ou’oleo' day ut the eoatity fair. Did. the demoerata tamely submit to be- ilion morning tn kt tin colore.1 know we are going f bare a fair X! tag lrt| around liy the nose as John Salll- jSp^L Mendea Republican. rr"*" ‘n A!1'*’ “ van Drtinls proposed to do? Not much . they didn't lie-was plainly given to understaiwl t luat aw f people's party man. The,petno=rau of Mkhlgne ask the ***• riKht lie must k-ep btafnraie out of democratic ' re:i’fy‘?'l him 1but Urn IKonoerat. of the Luth will o< „!h' b, 1not let him vote at aB, fvr fe*r J - -----------„ — -- ------ W In thio jllrwiho irit cillinrthe ttera ratio arnatnrlal rijht, <nd nudTth. “ ■ m ll,I» eilllnr lb. 4micraU, codtm- ‘'•nhnr*r ddxninaUon.” twn OqL 4th. shoes, • Fine line of GJbNT’S KANGAROO SHOES. F. Q. STOWELL. ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A SEWING MACHINE? If so, buy of the man who sells at the same |.rice to the poor man or woman as to the rich. He wont charge yen$55 for a poor machine and sell the same style of machine to an­ other for $25 as do some dealers.. Oh. no! The Dollar, of the Poor Man Is just as good to Trav. as the dollar of the rich. He sells The Ligjjt Running World Renowned Domestic. The N'ew Home and pome other first-class machine.--. He will sell you a machine for a email i iiyment down and the balance in monthly payments if desired. It will pay you to call on him before you buy Needles, oils and parts for all machines. ■ T. PHILLIPS. IT'S A "JIM DANDY,” The stock of lumber and shingles lately purchased by Boailey, Mason & Biior. At their yard can he found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and studingThe latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. Their No. 2 shingles are “just too s"eet for anything.” ’’ �Nogs kw the floating debris. "They think I hare been killed or Dmn ne he lowered lumself into tho water, -Well, I'm not itnxiooe to nndecel.e there, for I'm not nniiotut to have them after me nrntin T“,f * mUo »>rfo™'ho thonght tt eafo to rttleaee hi, hold nn tho Then ghutrim; 1 mititifialf nt «u-b ddo of the ntrenm. to ] inuxc anro that no one waa lurking in j the vicinity, be struck out for land. I But hero a.difficulty presented itoolf f ' lj ’ fur he readonly found that be ha<i j reached a point where the stream was nn everv-day convenience of an I running with greatly increasAl awiftAB. . :v.:ry. Pure and wholesome. I new. and pivcw of driftwood, were flc«L eld-t'.f ’ .. .th'knjpjilous care. Highest ing all about him. In attempting to Ji Sucb j RM* Meat - : pure Food Expositions. Each : ikes tw$ hrrge pies. Avoid . - mid insist on having the NONE SUCH brand. ' t-SOI’IE. Syracuse, N.Y. I swim Ktvitl) fhl-rttkrrl, —,. through H. these ' , j ’ , xji-tdsany other mod- i te toE'iBbto! ■ — tfcSOon m t “ nay Sara «>me enrioai-v u> icww wb«S 017.™™^'' ™ “r th*. whr1with ’ “““ 10 “ttbeni Kmto nwujwr*,,, ,„>• hMllh ami -hold liow ““‘•••ni’mgutog to «r. for I «, yon noej V00M,*n^rf’’hw4 in lho™™r. tho jonn« php.fckm prep*,,.,] medi doo to * wlnwdlmu mid brought it «cd tt to bis patient. “ ““ ... the . he ----met1 Kith f greatest difficulty, and now as he glanced ahead he discovered a n*r peril. Only a short distance below him the swift current merged into the most dan­ gerone rapids, and be was being drawn into this with increasing rapidity. Duu cast a, frightened glance about . ..he could see no avenue th rough him. but kk-llt/.l. lire rererel.l M__ ... - >““« D«n had faltat into * (filet dumber. * chapter XXIV. “WHEN THIEVES FALL OUT. Aixry wurua anw? lo Dilrs HpK. but another. Buy four thousand for my fee ho-checked himself. and tbe thing in settled." "Surely you don’t mean it?4 he said "1 thought yon would come down to with forced cal maws. common sense after awhile," said Dill, "\<>n have had my answer." and the two men shook hands. Dill bit Iffs.lip: in rage. -Now that the matter fa settled we "How u^-ieh would you want:" lie will get to business,” observed Bland. a-ked. "h would consent to' increase But even as ho spoke there came a loud your fe„ ; umount rather thr.u knocking at the office door. . hive nay intch 11 th? matter.” CONTINUED "1 tlnn ;kt ho." remarked Blan.l com­ posedly. "1 -..-iut five thourffad doiMortimer D'.ll rose hi hl* fro! with on exclamation «>f a itonfahmcnt. "Why. n? m. you most huye taken leave of ydnr senses!” be ejaculated* “Five thoautnd dollars? It ia utterly prcjKMteronk You luul just as well ask us to give ybn the whole estate!" "Please be seated. Yon are exciting yourself,” remarked Horace Blmui with exasperating coolness. “Pt'riJqn you wouldn't mind telling how much you are to receive for your services in this case, being yiju up ho positive tliat I am mak­ ing nnrensotntble demands?" , "That is ipy own,affair." observed Dill abruptly; ^Enough of this nonsense. What do you menu-bj1 such condnct:" "1 have tqld yon once. You must give me the five |honsand.** "Then oqr interview is at an end.” said Dill, and he nnulo a movement ns if about to leave the room. "Wait, n moment.” s-aitl Bland: "lam not dune yet llyou refuse my demands I shall refer;!he matter to another interestcrl party." “Youmkii Mrs. Rigg by?” Mr. sii.l Mt* I. .r. n Pre*coruin- ke-pers •if die Gnv. l.ig'ithuiiM* st Sand - Brach, M„-u.. ami are bkt-oed with a daughter, four years ••!<!. I-a st April she was taken down with measles, followed with a dreadail isitufh and turning into a' fever. Doc­ tors at home and Detroit treated her. but Ju rain, she grew worse taphlly, until she was a mere "handful of I tones."—Then ..'he tried Dr. King's New Discovery and after the use of two mid a half bottles. was completely cored. Tln-y say Dr. King's New Discovery fa worth its weight in gold, jet j on ran get a trial bottle free at W. II. Goodyear's drug store. A BABE’S FOOTPRINTS SIMILARITY OF THE SOLE OF AN INFANT’S FOOT ANO PALM. Inve«tlg*tl<tn« 8!»o« Bret Harte’s miner, who, after his In­ terview with tbe bitlx- whose advent had been a mutter of such interest to the occu­ pants of Roaring Camp, held’up hfa Huger ind remarked, "He wrestled with it,” fa now cited by the learned in science m having expressed a significant biological truth. The singular clinging power of an Infant's fingers must have been observed by any one who has been subjected to that species ut violence. The babe esn have no uw for any such strength, and this exer.«s 3f ;>ower fa said by the evolutionists to bo a quality which llw race acquired when it ' lived nihong the brunches of trees, and has Dr. Ix>ufa Robinson has published nn account of some experiments which he hnd mado upon this subject. These experi­ ments were mode in the cases of more than sixty children, all of whom were under a | mouth old, and at least half of whom had 1 been less than one hour in the world. With ’ two exceptions nil cf these babies were ,. ■fl'l able to bold onton dr ger or a stick threequarters of an Inch in diameter by their bands, hanging ns if from a horizontal l>ar, head and almost strangling .him. The ' and sustmnhig the whole weight of their next instant he was carried into the roar- ’ bodies for at least ten seconds. ■ ing rapids. The same writer has contributed to The He only Had a vague remembrance of I •*.-c-u-hrn- .u.i d into Utts') compound Nineteenth Century nq article on tbe foot u n. in. 'J'1 lhUr \ •• m southern India. being wbi^e.1 rapidly through the rush3f a baby, with lh«- intention of showing BUn‘1’ !lu5 ,!inl a':en: a :it cf Hawaii, one mg watura. of seeing the timbers leap- 1 The best ralve in the world for cuts, that its characteristics are prehensile. He Mortimer Dill smiled composedly. I Linds. IS.SOtfc the Zulur tag wildly abort him. Then ho was I?* “ r •' “i. ^’ST8cd ,nnu-v ( l bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever says that there are two clnssca of feet, "1 uee it is no use to talk to you fur­ sores, tetter, chap) cd hurls, chilblains, those which are used only for progression had 8,000 words, I rarried downward und knocked sense-' which characterize the ther, ho said. S ew Sop th Walts poa- . I- * bv a whirling log. I SQ‘*'cs',fuI busines-i man. He was prompt coms, ami nil skill eruptions, and positive­ nnd those which have more complex "Very well." Hcmce Bland ojiaded a ly cures piles or u<» pay required. It fa functions. In the fl rat class come all the Jx-ndou Tit-Blta ; When conscioiunem roturn&d tohim 1 ““i “V11 hU bu!rinc<!' relations, * be was lying upon tho bank of the ' stric^h cor7>ct’h® drawer in hfa desk ns he sjwike and took guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or hoofed animafa. The eonrtruction of the foot in this class is simple,- im its'functions iiih-rs will use pine *tream. while bending over him stool a 1 fipni5„™. ^*"1 'E who-ba‘}» out a small photograph and handed it to money refunded. Price 25 cents per box are simple. It has to sustain the weight of For sale by \V. 11. Goodyear, the druggist ' young man of perhaps twenty nf I “cnhnSs '\‘t•» bim in a business way hail Dill. the animal, and is therefore very robust, a ,«e. ‘'HewJ.l^'taXXb^l?' g lK -tol A puzzled; look crossed the lawyer's People's party .leaders are preparing to characteristic for which rnitn bos found an face he gja.icod at the bit of. card: make a rtrotig tight in Indiana. : worn by thotettomuf tot ntfon “nd I CI“’ artificial substitute in the boot. Among tlien nn ns?:;,-] pallor came over his tallow feet of the second kind would be those of ' ” do“ * !“n" ■*« countenance hind the curd fell from his eats, for instance, which have, besides the hand. power of locomotion, claws with which to climb. • "Where—where did yon get this?" ho The apes, by reason of t he very complex asked. functions oad construction of the foot, ..^fwttlwmCtomrt* 1 Ing aboot” dm“nVteSiide^I^'n^’ ibr'"’“ht from "“ hotel to A gleam of triumph lit tho face of would have a special claim to lie put in i ^How-di.i h“’"f JIr B1“’d uwnll“ Horace Biand. this class. Climbing with daws fa simply "Whore do you suppose?" he replied. ..-ri . *Umu* ’ before, when Mr. Mansfield luul left for walking, with the added power to drive Then picking np the photograph that the claws ipto tbe bark. But the feet ot a .Shten moon, rep i«l tbo young mn, | lauling tl„. it W1 LTtheground had fallen from the lawyer’s hand, he monkey In the branches of a tree running lining Dari to * sitting posture. -How broken upon, letting out isirt of read aloud the worth* written Ixmeath t'liicagb union brewers threaten- to away from a «at or a snake have much more difficult and complicated offices to strike. ,-t r* t* 're7\ * i *k‘ ftobt^nt*. Among the article* Diet the picture, "Mrs. Sally A. Riggsby." perform. The foot of a monkey must be l < Jl i‘ had F!” " ,hro°sh. * *>“ Owith* b«WM » targe photograph. । "What dow this mean?" cried Dill in To-night! prepared to wize at almost any angle a . srtat mill "towrrea ta, wUch ta uuing W brok™ tho an agitated voice. "Will you explain?" If you are trmtbled with Itching, Biecd- branch of a tree with a firm grasp or in an •lence f>t totre-.r I shoptd t. nnk so. 1 was out torn So it happemsl tltot tlio itiburn . . .. nnd pointing ,„ . . jc. Blind or protruding plleti try Hill's instant to clasp a spray of fine twigs aud BI ind rosd to his feet, I .deer hunt and bud Stop;,..! by the stream |;,,,1 b „„ le[t oat o( tbo !»,, „„a hi - finger at tho lawyer, said dramatic- ■ l’i;e Pomade. Direct inodeof application, cling to them. ] and Hie only-pile remedy with a printed •"•IK Y T .y™ on a UWo in Me. BUnd's room,, and ally: Now, although the foot of man is at .-•Wbohta, woman whom ran halo 1',n"i"‘ "" '• p«-k«s-. ■ i down with the dnttwool. 1 had barely there it remnlmsl till arrival of th L present used only for locotnotlon, it has i,„r , to claim the ,i, . Mansfieldi csM ; fw55 tiou or money 81.00. For six the sama Complicated system of muscles I caught n glimpse of you when yin went dsimiit to th.. MnastieH Mate. brought here I5> refunded. Ingik TfJ. Price u to.nkhu thnt i he hand has. It has Inm-'-d the same ----------- i under, mid Isnsv yon no more till yon After After Str. Mr. Bianl Dian I had hiul mmlo made tho the«cx ar I sale by Fred I.. Heath. Un? druggist. mmWlea, there being only one muscle in —: »rrirod nt tbo sharp turn in tho etn'am qnaiiittitico of the fill... Mrre Itiggsby For a moment Dill was silent. He j ' in ...,1 was throwh ashore with a nni! liia nrgo!ll.^ f.,r tho sale of tho was taken unawares, and wanted! timo •.1-..1.™ jnst here, und Prof. George L’roum Robertson fa dead the hand, « small one with no attachment * rellvt tiop (before ho spoke. He wasa*( London. j to the bone, fur which t hen? fa not n corre-; lot of timbers. 1 have a buggy down property, he waa about, to replace for ^ponding muscle In the foot. But how fa i the crock italf a mile: TH rnn nnd bring album in the box with the pnqxjse of a shrew 1 man ::n 1 knew tbo value of | It that these muscles, which are for tbe j it up. Do yon think you are able to haring it s.mt toihu hotel, when, hap­ every word lx* might ut'.pr. and all his , Rr" ***** ninhi-stay of our republic. In most part um-ltess rennin a part of the tin n ”'m “lire being cultivated the minds which human anatomy? The answer of the evorider pening to glance at it, ho xnade a discov­ instincts as a lawyer were brought into anto fa? ourTuture law-makers and leadery tiiiit puzzled ami mystified him a play. It wa< net hfa purpose lo be vis in every walk In .life. How essential lutipirist fa thnt any part of the animal ENB1 chilled to the bone* :.:^i there’s a jmin in great deni. \VJiut had attracted hfa at­ browlieateu by the load agent, and in Il is that these udnds should be united to economy which has becontf inhretl remains after it ha* ceased to la? useful, unless it wy head.” . ’ tention was a photograph of a Woman that brief intl-rval of silence he formed ' strong, healthy bodies. So many children should be injurious, and the human foot is :e»S >23OC»AnCN.t«02 a daring courau of action. , ■ suffer from impurities and pofaOTS in the said not to be injurious. “You had u bad shaking up, and it's beneath winch was written. "Sally A All his accnstorhed composure returned bio-id that it fa a wonder that they ever no wonder tliat you don’t feel the best: Riggsby." Now thia picture did’ nut But the feet <«f • very young infants have grow up to fa? men ami women. Many a t»*?mblance to those of monkeys which bat Hl only be gone a few minutes," . bear the slightest .. resemblance to. the to him when lie spoke. XXIII. "Are you a roolF he asked coolly, "or parents cannot find word* strong enough adult feel<lo i.ot have. Iu the first place, nnd the young man hurried away. When woman who had laid claim to the Moils—OLIVER DROWN. to express tbi-lr gratitude .to Hood’s Sarshe returned, n quarter of an hour later, ‘ field estate, and it wa.< this fact tliat’ set aro yon rehearsing for* some amateur, nparllla for its good effects upon their the toes of failiira are more easily moved than those of adults. Thu great toe fa ho found Dan lying in a dead faint where the miiid of Horace Bland to running in theatrical performunce?" children. Scrofula, salt rheum and other shorter than the second ami thud, und fa Bland was :;.;:ndert.trt:ck with: sur1 a very strange groove. The more he re­ ho had left him. • ' diseases of the blood are effectually cirred separated from the other toes by a wide In­ "Thfa is a bail go.” be muttered. “I flected over the matter tho more con­ prtaout the Uwjwr .i .■-■.! rnunnvr. Wlmt: tlJ by this excellent medicine, and the whole terval. A very young baby often holds I never asked him his name or where he vinced ho beAune thnt there was "some- did it mean. Hau ue reulh mudo nuns- J vM.|UK |S given strength to re*fajiittacks of his foot very like n fist, the four outer toes being bent downward and showing a dis‘lived* 1 guess the best thing I can do fa thing rotten in Denmark." find he was take in thu whole m it!?r. and could it dfacasu. KomuiIi fa .Mitferlnic from the fatigues o I tinct knuckle on the other uppegside, and to gut him into the boggy and tako him re^d ved to invertigate the situation of bo possible that Dill’s client wits the le­ the great toe being bent and turned in­ hi» rri-vnt recep.lons. *home with । aff.iira ‘before proceeding further with gal heir? rnotne with me." me. • Do you aim to tell me thnayour cli­ ward ncroR* the sole. When the foot is in -- - the - unconscious ■ tj10 |)UJ4:letut( I Aa he spoke he Uftinl j*z**« u **v*>* ja succes- ' *Mr. 1 torncu Bland. "Rea! Estate nnd ent in this case ii the original of thfa ‘ Andirons play nn iinjKirtant part in tbe this position thegre.it ami little toe.*apyouth from thepound. and by proach under the others, and Dr. Robinson •ion of heroic efforts succeeded in get- Land nt." waa not only exact and photograph?’ riwkc>r the land agent. ■ current r.tk-i-for antIqties, and the manu­ Im* seen one Imby in whom they very near­ ting him into the boggy. Then bring- cautious in hfa business relations with pointing to tho jncture which he hdd in facturer* are lundngout by cheap proc­ ly touched. Any slight irrit.itIon of the his hand. . eases nn cuorinwin number of andirons skin of the sole of the foot will cause the ing hfa gun. which he had left leaning others, bat was largely endowed with "1 don't aim ta express any opinion in modeled on early patterns. The cheapest Infant to cIom? the toes ns if to grasp the against the tnw. he climbed into the ve- ' the faculty of getting hold of tho long hide and drove rapidly away, going in a end of the pole, so to speak, when it tho matter." Mii.l Dill. "How should 1 are of cast iron, but they please nobody object which has caused the Irritation. know anything ubunt this picture, or with taste nnd knowledge, except when Moreover, a close examination of the sole came ‘t<» a close bargain. He afao "posnortheasterly direction. ft"‘ they are m.wive nnd of artistic design. MV um* «...«* ________ ____ sewed an odd phase of character which where you'gut it? For aught 1 know The art of spinning brass has made it pos- of an infant’s foot shows that it contains He had driven ________ some distance before lines just like those of the palm of the you might have pick? 1 it up somewhere Dan. whom ho supported upon tbo seat permitted him to suspect tbiyiuost^scruslble tor workers to produce all kinds of hand. When the toes are bent downward nnd written the n un..- beneath it." • brazen articles. including andirons, nt very these become creases, showing the natural by oy his uia side, aiue, showed Buuwe<« signs ci«jun of «« returning .vwre*...^ pulous people of — unfair ----- - - dealing .. should An angry flush mnna’.e-J Bland's face. fow inp cnvap J ■ -re. . ... I.. ____ 1 US.. low rates. The cheap andirons oof, spun consciousnrad. Then he o;<>ne<l hfa eyes *u.._re there bo tl.re the uli.rXt.xst slightest rvh.-incO chance of of such such 8USsus"How dare yon insinuate such a nnd shevt brrWM nro dfatingufahed easily folding place* of the integument, when the act of grasping takes place. Dr. Robinson and gazed bljmkly about him. I picion. . ' “ Yon forget you are from tbe true antiques, which were made ha* examined these lines on tbe feet of a thing? ’ ho cried. . . He !i’t. • I-Ul Afraid yon are bnrt monFre-1 Wlwn Mortlwor Dill nppewrel at tit.I nlbjhtt'./ u5ow the log talking to a gentleman!" ; oi of east cast nnuw, brass, pnu pml oncn often in In nigmy highly ornate very Inrge number of infanta, first taking riotmly than yon thonglit." rereul the oSoe ot Bonure Bland in anmrer to yw “You beg-.m by aasanlting my inten- designs. Spun brass articles are produced f Dan RiggsCy cotila b© vonngmnn tan nvmpatlmtie tone. "1 latter-* Ammon*, ho little dreamed of tions." answered Dill, "if you think by submitting thin brass to a high pres- photographs of the feet nnd Inter (which hu found much’ better) impresKions of the .•l-mtors, us the broken and did not know where yon lived, and hare ; tho .urprlws that awaited him. infants' feet, on paper. Some of these Im­ the Indy who lays claim to the e-date is sure. talton the liberty to take yon to my own -So yon have euccredel in hnding a ns are used maze was swept nnd«r by an Hipostor it looks rather odd that-you ! Spun brass balls. such nre mivle In for pressions show very distinct lines which ; .mrtbmwr for the relate, have yonr ob­ : there was no dobbt should take ltd* antage of the fact to le niitl screwed or soldered to- j thi writer »nys correspond clowdy to the -1 thank you for your kimtooto." eaid reread Dill, robbing to* J*"* | lines which In palmistry are the “line of • : the evil trio that tho DanLina wrok voice. •IlirewmeMlren while a gleam of W tlluminatod hl* innn<l five thousand dollars fvr your ; pc.her> q-h,. ^|nltu of elnap nndironM are the heart,", the "line of head" and the hi. ifistantaneous death. services instead of having the matter in- ’, often of spun brass or of brass tub- “line of life." ' w:i- fully alive to hfa or twenty mile* eouth of the creek, and rountomjnc^ jhn vwtignted. 1: -........................... •• ■■ ■ •• It looks decidedly ,rt like n fng. in all..... the earlier andirons similar These lines disappear almost ns soon ns mas- ul logs and rm afronirm not able to trove! that ! parts were cast. In some of the modern the children begin to walk. They ran b( case of blackmail to me." ■ approaching tho car­ Bland winced under tho iwnctrating ' andirons cast brass and spun brass are scarcely be seen nt fourteen months, and dwtance. . ’ “, ' ’clock -V- *U«i» m.-retoirirf ♦*> hnVO tllU •en.o thfa evening to have the ' nnpulsv hail been to gaze uf the lawyer, aud he realized that comlnned. Extremely, elaborate modern ' lire onlj' present in n few cases after the in­ "Of course you’re not. I'm going to . at 1 suppose he bad met with more than hfa match in andirons imitate the Italian style of the fant has reached two years. In adults no -j i to avoid tho float­ take von to ray shuck and doctor you. neces-mry papers signed. . -fond thought con­ and 111 have you all right in a short Jim. Riggsby will be here ready to sign tbeXwily Dill. He taw that he had un­ Thirteenth and Fourteen: h centuries. trace is to be seen of them when tbe foot la tlio papers at thomppeinted wittingly placed himself in n very awk­ I They aro massive, with figures. Other ut rest, and only the faintest indications . hotild ho do so ,his massive nnd elaborate andirons imitate when the toes are bent to the utmost. time." ’ . , * •■Certainly-A?erta»nly."Tcsp«»nded DiH. • xL-trne his action into A drive of some three miles brought, ••1 Imre brought the burinesa ton close ward situation, and he inwardly curaed , the French styles of The Seventeenth cen- There is no nnah'gous caw among the oth­ - rape them and take ad­ them to a small but neat frame shann­ himself for hfa stupidity. er animals of haodlike lines existing on a., quickly ns possible, nt your request : pjioriunity to fire upon on the prairie. ••it fa not too late to investigate the * the feet in Infancy and disappearing later. went on Bland, "and 1 hope my methods hi: matter yet." he said, trying to make tho But do the lines which Dr. Robinson has "Hero wo are," said the young mon. I Ouv< t the most lau-Ksiing and remark found on the feet of newborn infants exist - • and tbe frightened worn- alighting from the bnggy. Then assist­ have met with your approval. best of the situation. i >m the carriage Dun re- ing Dan to tho ground he half 'earned ; Dill nodded his head. "You aro at liberty to do so as soon as able of i he many regim.s for the observa- on tho feet of monkeys? The lines onn -And 1 was just thmtang. Bfand main. you please," responded Dill, seeing the t i.li of snnd dune* ! <•* l-twi-« n Bonle.nux; I n'i»y’s foot nre hnndUke, and Indicate a ■;> his seat, .but holding him into the house and ptawnl himjupon The hu here prehensile utility, and a monkey's feel are advantage ho had gained, "and if there mid Uayonne, in (;:.Mtnj •..mhiess tb execute a daring a comfortable lounge br**“ ’ * throws wiry year u;x>n U e lunch, nldng a of course prehensile, but are the lines ' ^n,w!............ u. any frond in the matter no one would ■u I formed in his mind in place. In a short *r Uin- of 110 miles iu length, some 5.060.(00 hkiitk-al? The writer admits that be has ii . if" of P®*11' bo more willing to bare It expo«rt fasa’ssa'SWfi-|s®tfz:--.—, met with some difficulty iu pursuing hfa Dill anil hfa companions luul i Tin* prevailing westerly winifa continue reseifrchra regarding monkeys’ feet, monk­ than I.” leap There was an air of cool indifference plckhig up tbe surfaceSwirtlcloi from the eys objecting strenuously. Moreover, the water on the upper side nefa, . 1 Risr1rsby,"’said Dill in some surprise. ‘ 1 j wratwnnl side, whirl them over to the in ­ lines differ greatly in the different fami­ ■■ nnd Dan now quickly ‘ with a profreslomd „„ right to relln the mutter about the lawyer as ho spoke, and ho "Now,” he said, want slope, where they are again deposit­ OI*n«l ' nrtnins on the lower side fi„t obtal„tag her courent to do made a motion as if about to leave the ! cd, and the entire ridge, by this means lies of monkeys. But it won found that air, ‘Tm going to make an or.mm.tion and tna. the higher the apo the more do Its foot• !y to spring into the stream of your bruises and see how much you , room. ! alone moves gradually inward. In the your oruises nuu “•* 111 " Bland saw tliat ho liad caught a tar­ I course of years there hns thus been formed I1 nes resemble those of n newborn infant, *7?! J i r"I"1 moment arrived. Then or . J .been •bnrt. ___ 1 fthrKieUin— bnro 1I nn, *m n. ,^y»etan-a » lhink sb0 will refute my rrthese investigations tending to confirm the £tli<? Bbituu j.ygu wen? almost upon quoor place for on... yon think-bnt 1 tn BUni -In tact 1 rnn quite tar in tho person ot tho wily attorney, I a complex system of dunes, all approxl- evolutionist’s theory of the origin und hisrafa he learit.i downward and disap- hero nwartheiore. and my s‘nre ,hc will giro mo any f« 1 ;“k f?\ and he realized that ho would have to I mutely parallel with the coast and with I (ri'-ath the foaming waters. The I cne another, and of all altitudes up to 250‘ change hfa tactics. . my trunk Ihete’-tbl* with « . -i think ion aro » ««?• -’•n HL-t,!!;-. tiivr,; was H loQ11 CTuah, "Wait.’’-he said with a wave of the feet. These are marchiug Fteadily inward ,mil»-"*nd It yon want towe I ,appositions, obterved DiHin a at a rate of from three to six feet a year, iiVVIVCii,‘l v<’bicle was swept from -Neror mind." reid Dan. mnU.^ „yoo to forget hand. An English company has sixteen pleas­ whole village* haying sometimes been torn UB1 v ,rr’t*<1 away in tho roaring faintly. -I’m at yonr mercy and yon ^*,1,’, h By client ami in all po**MDill resumed hfa seat, down to prevent huriul and rebuilt nt ure launches plying on the Thames, all "You aro not anxious to have this af ­ may proeifd with your examination. | mJ. direction*. a distance.— Goldthwaite’a Geographical worked by electricity, and charging sta­ Wh?u I; fair investigated, aro you?" continued -i i.*»! to the surface he waa tions have been built at various points on * 1» -s.,ht vou. Now where . cb tlw voa must direct ".AH right, thank yon. fifty •urda below tho place where the bank of the river, so that if n pleasure timddtel * b-lre me . target fte for my terv- i Bland. _ ____ ____________ do you feel any painF party is delayed or chooses to extend its I -1 have no choice iu the matter. ' .-..v. bad U..-VU U?en standing, and uidisraiKung, nun “Only about my bead and a*.*— Thc currisjt over the Mersey bnr since excursion, all it has to do is to put into the vL;4 111 fr ‘IU of lhe great mass of logs, ’ • 1 , lc ^i .,,^1 do nothing of tho kind," «x. *pond«l Dill. . JUUUL-U ...... that fa where the log irtruck me. ..j do notlUng or rou “ But you will doubtless receive a ice tho extensive dredging operations has been bank and recharge its butteries. The large i^IC,?Teri' "’“‘ring swiftly with the think.” ------- J Dill mther sharply. if to X^re ptacer . . __rem. claimed found to lucraue, much to the surprise of fleet of electric launches now on the terrrat. J a immbcr ot tbe cu^ineeni engaged iu the Thames include many private boats.—New Th* young m.in made » lIlt. coatrict ' “ v"“ •^doltaXtotta. -Tbutm^ work, who had thought that if the ebnn- York Telegram. : hfa hearl to appear IroUlon ut tb. wound*, tod »«"' .^m-oo.tl nd «n» deepened the current would be i<«n i•?lu'r to avoid being work h*d J>“°. nretty Urge sum." „ "That waa tho contract.” more sluggish.-New York Times. '• ‘iflonittl, and as the drift­ -Your AonMvr hto ■ -So it ta. but uoi'Mngb. "1 am not such a foci as to throw . hnci a.PJiroacl‘«l he grasped hold of a UJ bnitao. but it wont trunbl* jro b aU you will g«Male Dancer—I know who you are, my sway e. large sum of money.” B,ul ws carried down the much. Tb* cut on your bred » . ..Thon , .bull rtop th. «ol*. Withtrbjr—I made the mistake ot my life fair partner; "I hope not" “rent wd there ta » T?T I ..¥w would not dur. do Female Ditto—Who am 1 then, pray? thia moruiug. I told my wife I didn ’ t like U^n floate<l11 sufficient dis"Look here," said Bland with sudden Malo Ditto—Oh, 1 am quite positive; I ’’•SPr energy, "1 am no fool and I'm sure you llftea L°r,e0,lu movement safe, he tore of tho*kuU, but “ ri 00 * “ I durt wooU wo not. Why xhonld w, to»t «h k1»wJ?iW U i;'1 sI‘ghtly above the log and Wltherby — Oh, no. It wasn't that, but breme-tacoororoedother’s throat* when we might m well S?ff.nP th” stream. He saw Dill d*y,l think she wants another one.—Cloak Review. | Femal* Dfttc-Whj •1 am rnry <r*uful to you. •*“ tren. ,4!! b, „y own jndgo « “ ta“work in harmony? We understand cm rearhJi.L0 t01nP{teian», who had now “F---------- , . 1,1—ranted th* m««n to do jurt wh*t 1 my tbe shore, standing and ^azin^ "Don’t say * word, taterrupw** :he latter half of the . .-re uwl With great •t>t dictionaries, such i u-> i - than ^50,000 ’ r.i InngungeH hav• r,<lf 1"'7is1?rv ' r. the Itali.-in v.uii with 3D.UK), and vtrr.’s. Of eastern «roQ-'’ftmt were now plunging 4^‘ORh ,he foaming waters on erery “"OHe .made an effort to raise. himself upon one of the logs, but it turned With *' Inta and he went down into a,iv the water a |: -------------------...uv mfr, a -----* foaming wave dashing ... ‘ “ 1' great over hfa .31 If juii are not feeling strong und healthy, try Electric Until*. It "la grippe" has left you w.-rtk and wiary. use Electric Bittris. Tufa remedy arts directly on liver, stotnai-li and kidneys, g-ntly, aiding Ui.>M- organs t.i perform tiielr functions. If you are ntY.k-Ird with sick headache, you will find speedy and pennanri.t relief by taking Electric Bitters. One trial will convince you that this Is the h-niedy you need. I.urge ImttIt * only 50c. at W. 11. Goody ear’s ding store. f-r Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. ft 5 K Q f t t /4f • i' -| > ’ ■ ; ■ <4 - in | 1 . iI j Th f . • Fl- ■ J - f �What we originate Many imitate Artists In Our Ltne\ Prices the Lowest. \F. If Greble\ Styles the Latest Headquarters for Shoppers Notice out display in Floral Hall. trade, which was for many years before session of the Michigan conference, and the new republican tariff law their most so tar forgot decency and religion as to profitable market. Thursday, September 29, 1892. The Industrial world, of Swansea, tbe। pass, by a narrow vote, a resolution that *n Insult to President Harrison. Such official organ of the association, publishes was* MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. In It** Issue of July 15th a lung interview fool work will, unless checked, anil ought with ^’halrman Rogers, which will carry | to. kill any religious organization. That consternation to American free traders. na HASTING H, MICH., OSTOFFICK, Ho was asked as to what would be the ef­ is bigotry that would do credit to society In AUGUST 14. 187®. fects If Crevelnnd was elected. He said: । dark ages. "I tlrtfik the result would be that the duties would be gradually lowered, and ' If the republicans fail to carry Barry that wages would consequently fall. The FOR PRESIDENT, working classes, would, of course, not be । county this year, they will have but thetnBENJAMIN HARRISON, willing lo remain without work, and manu­ selves ta blame. Their ticket, national facturers would have to reduce wages to state and county are eminently worthy of OF INDIANA. enable them to compete successfully with support. Barry county is a republican FOR VICE PRESIDENT. other countries. Wages in America are WHITELAW REID. now about double,what they are here, but county. Whenever it is not, it Is because If America adopted free trade they will republicans are Inactive while tbeir oppo­ OF NEW YORK. probably be reduced by one half, and be­ nents do the work. That is ail it means. come equal to the wages paid bore. The That is all the meaning there will be to re­ question of free trade or- protection Is, For Probate Judge................................... , publican defeat this year. Then organize, „ CHARLES W. ARMSTRONG therefore, ot more Importance to the work­ For Boenff....... ....... t ing class of America tban.lt is to any class and get to work. „ v JAMEb H. McKKVITT In this country. In America the working It Is said that the cholera bacilli cannot JOHN a. NAGLER class earn high wages at present, and tbe For Register of Deeds.................................. coat of living out there is so little more „ . CHARLES W. JORDAN than It Is here that they have much greater take any comfort but go down to an un­ For County Treasurer.................................. L „ . HALE KENYON comfort and are able to save more rapidly." timely grave if they get into a sour stom­ For Proarcutlng Attorney....................,............ The reporter here reminded Mr. Rogers ach. Those who had feared that the • JAMES A. SWKEZKV For Circuit Court Coinmlseloners....................... of the statements that had often been Journal editor would die of cholera can . <> K. KENA3TON made during tbe last twelve months as an now have their fears allayed. FRED W. WALKER argument to prevent the tin platers -of For Surveyor. ’ "LEE'S.* COBB Wales to emigrate to America; that the j Tbe desperate nature of Editor Dennis* For Coroners rent and cost of living was much greater ABEAM L VANHORN In the United States than In our own postoffice aspirations requires bls constant J AMEN W. SACKETT country. Mr. Rogers replied that, as a attention to efforts to getting the demo­ matter of fact, that waa not the case. Stat* Ticket. • True, house rent was higher there, but the cratic party Into tbe middle of tbe roab. necessities of life to workingmen and ,RICH, of UpsetCounty. tbeir families were very cheap. Tbe best Let there be a good turn-out of Barry °J-W?‘ illf GIDDINGS. ot Wezford County. class of clothing was also more expensive, county'# delegates at the republican senaFor Secretary ot State............................ but that fur workingmen waa not The torlal convention next Tuesday afternoon. „ JOHN * JOCHIM. of Marquette Count/. weather was also -exceedingly hot during For State Trraaisrrr JOSEPH F. HAMBiTZEt' ^ ilaiiihttm his visit. and one of tho -first things Mr. Tbe hour for meeting Is 1 o’clock. Fm* And^rGraeraf............................ ............. Rogers did was to purchase r cool, thin If the Weaver ticket had had 100,000 RRRR. of Boacommon suit, which c<«Uhltb aWbUllngs. which he didn't think h« could get as cheap In more votes they wook! have carried Ar­ For Atttwwy-Gvberal. ...... . ................... this country. GERRIT J. DIEKEMA. of Ottawa County. Referring to the cost of living, Mr. kansas. Weaver U sweeping through the For Sept Public lu«rrvrtion 7 “SmJ K rATnwt,ILL’ ot Hwhsm- Rogers instanced tbe case of a Llanelly south like a veritable cyclone. tin plate worker, for whom he had found For Member Bute Brand uf Education EUGENE A. WILSON, of Vaoliuren County. etnplo) inent, who told him that not only It is Important that a republican legisla­ For Commissioner of Mate land Ufflce......... 1 was he in a position to live comfortably JOHN G. BERRY, of OtMgo County. upon ibu wages he earned, about Ms. (99) ture should be elected. Michigan does ■ week, but he was able to send about not want and does not need another Electoral Ticket. half of it to his family at home. squawbuck mess. At Large—Western District.................. Proceeding, Mr. Rogers remarked that .„.„2AY HUBBELL. of Houghton­ Fourth District. some of the democrau said: -We are PH!LIFT. COLOBuVe. of B^n/ quite prepared to admit that if the duties Tbe Journal la bavins a dreadful time are reduced wages will have to be corres­ kicking the democrats to death in Alabama Alternate pondingly reduced, but our aim la that . At Large-Western District wages shall be so far reduced that our and Arkansas and loving them to death in r„,Wh re— AAEON CLAR*- <* Kent. manufacturers ean undersell Europe In Barry county. Fourth LnuHcr....................................... CBARUta J. MONUOK. ot Vaataml neutral markets such as India. Australia, ete. but we believe that the cost of living What a drradful place tM middle-of-theand of luxuries should also be so reduced ** M*h8ney, Allegan Cdtraiy that wcrkin.it would be as well off at tbe road must be. fudging from the way the lower wages as they arc now at the higher people's party candidates are trying to zrt wages." Le*l«laUvo Ticket out of IL ••Are there any works In course For of Rrpresen tstiv* tn State Izatelaturr...... . DAVID HCGGETT, of Aajris. erection In America now ?" -Yra, there are several. I only visited Tire mubllran ■rational eonraillon Nothing seems to worry the average s few. The iwtnufnctnre of tin plates, >■ , wlU l» bold ta thu oil, Tondty, Oct. uh. American free trader so much as American • however. »riy rapidly taking root to the . United Matra, and aome very magnificent made tin. On this point we desire to give । pUnta haw been erected. In one works dnest which X Vote for John T. RLh for governor. «Bll Hastings Banner EDITORIAL NOTES. bvttt In Chicago. • »l.~J. IL Mlchlgah wlU have a creditable executive. AFTER NOV. I ,’92 It Will be Six Months Instead of a Year The publishers of Good Form, that beautiful magazine which we an1 giving to our customers, have notified us that after Nov. 1st they can give us but six months subscription for the same price. Their reason is that they will make flie magazine just twice as good, so bring along your ticket and secure this magazine for one year with $10 cash trade. See our shoe race Thursday morning, at 10 o’clock, at the fair. ONE PRICE SHOE DEALERS. A Few Words About Clothing Wc wish to say a few words about clothing to people who wish to get good value for their money. Our tables are now7 piled full of fall and winter clothing, and the styles and patterns are very neat and attractive. Our trade for the past year has been greater than any year before, therefore we have bought more goods this year than ever We hardly think it necessary to speak of quality or make as nearly every one knows that we carry a stock of clothing manufactured by as good houses as therere are in the U. S. . We don t ask you to beleive this but invite you to step into our store and see for yourself. We don’t propose to waste much time writing, for seeing is beleiving, so we invite you all. You will hnd us hustlers to show goods for the simple reason that we have them to show, Yours respectfully <5-CO., ! PRICE CLOTHIERS. �jjAOIj.GS HaNNEB.. Septembet »9, !»«■ ----- " w K COOK. Loc*l«*“»r. A" «M»sl<lly flue Hw «f<hl!dren’» b*u I and bo*uwc*.at Mr*. El la.Bowen’.. SledfeluunaMtw. For partieulam mm? prices and goods innhoce ut tbe Racket • • PltfX Smith. Absolutely Pure. -. Mrs. J. W. Lunn was In lhe Rapids Thursday. Mr*. Pauooast was at Grand Rapids The finest, newest and most stylish Thursday. goods ever brought to this city at Mrs. /Shirley Smith was in Grand Rapids Ella Bowen’s. Call and seu toer daring Thursday. •the fair.. Mrs. Frank Barnes visited relatives at Russell’* new fall styles of millinery Vermontville last week. have arrived. Cell and see- them. They Hale Kenyon made a business trip to are very liandaomc, and prices very rea­ Grand Rapid# Thursday. sonable. >Aliss Butler, of Marshall, Is visiting her Benkes’ bakery will be prepvred to serve sister, Mrs. John Greble. lunches to all the hungry who may apply i/Mrs. WlU Hams went to Grand Rapids forme during tbeoounty fair st creatly Thursday for a short visit. reduced rate*. W-bllelat the fair you are requested to U Harry Waldorff, of Albion, was In the city Thursday visiting bis parents. call- at F. W. G re bid’s and examine his .Mrs. luu-ison, of Lansing, was the'guest stock of furniture, carpels, nigs and etc. North side of Main st. Hastings. # ( of Mr. aud Mrs. Del’lanu last week. s M kS6 POWDER . PERSONAL MFntitim MENTION. Yow wiU <!my* obtain.M J. W. Grable’s good fMda Md tbe very lewc«t price*. *yPr. Lowry was at Flint Thursday. Call at Allgeo’* aonth aide bakery for ^Sjsiy Phillipa was In the Valley City lunebe* and warm meal* during tbe fair. '.king powiter. Hkb**C Mrs. Bert Hamlin was called to Holland l.oaL between Hicks A Spence’s grocery <n-iMtb.-£xtert vulted and Dr. Ijithrop’s residence, an iron pump last week by the death of her sister. ,: r ►<! Kr-port. ..wpkuUu .IM WaUSUM-Y handle. Leave at Hams Jt Van Annan's John Pendergast started for the west and receive, reward. Luther Root Saturday evening on a business trip. Girls wishing good steady employment Gem C. Walter left Thursday afternoon can find same, by writing or applying iu for Detroit on business for the Whip Co. person to Richardson Silk Co., Belding, Mr. and Mrs. IL G. French, of Middle­ Mich. F. A. Wanhburo, Supt. ville, visited friends in the dty last week. While at the fair, do not fill tn call at ✓m W. Hicks returned from a two weeks I Russell’s aud see tbe new things In dress goods and millinery. You will haw no visit with relative! In West Bay City difficulty In making a satisfactory selection. Thursday. TrtUFFER XeLLS ^tlrtW .5 AaD can suit you on prices, quality and । . style. Have YOU seen • them? L E. STAUFFER. I’vA o»r •ervt’w*. . . permanently eurn all ■ggtsr-uf sezrK No pain, uo • 'r».tf:>n from business. For .•><« iltastratM pamphlet coo.;i rrfen nee* Ifnt"). aodrtM Du t! W. Mahsii. . ’UtJ.EI! ; «>.. KS. tot. 1(0 Mich- WHEN YOU nr eat. do your artificial teeth ' • vti ” If ru acad one dollar tor • Handy bolder. You can apply ft n. minute, and no matter It ■ir not it will hold firmly in the < ^t tryingcircumstaDeha. ■ir-.M J. Z HV8BAND. D. D. ». White CkNid. Michigan • Cholera infantum, etolera i's-dy dysentary. bilious colic and i- u •nt* of tl c bowels. Hold by all roared by John A. Frixm. Hastioga, Mich. THOFlrtS DIXON, Rc't'"ant: and: Dinina: Hall • HAND RAPIDS. ■ > i N EST farmer.*, come and eat, ." :i>r -e and Five Pear! Street: ' । ch: ..lung, don't ln*afrald, Air trexh eggs. Just newly laid. \ <i fresh butter too, as well. \ i,. \yo-ir friends and neighbor! tell, A < vyeryiiudy else yon meet T pf blXGX’S Is the place to eat. A >-• sure and bring the little ones a* Hi'Vpittax 1 gvtr. Nickle from Tom. I LOCAL NEWS. 'CIRCULATION* bie week, 120 quires. Hyeafter, changes for advertisements **ii< office Tuesdays at latest to m«b* in-ertion In the Issue of tbe week brought. Our claim. We will compare Mrs. Warner’s trimming with any Detroit Cleveland or Chicago house you wish, and will aell you the goods cheaper than the cheapest or no sale at the Racket. ' , Prux. Smith. While visiting the fair you can get a shave or hair cut in the latest style on short notice at Busby Bros, barber shop, as It Is called tbe beat shop of its size in the state. Tbe boys run six chairs, ar.d a first claa» workman can be found at every chair. ' - * The opening months of a season we shall make yon all remember as A REVELATION IN FINE GOODS AND FAIR PRICES, Wo are going to do business with you because we have just exactly what yon want, and our prices are simply irresistable. ■ OUR FALL AND WINTER ATTRACTIONS WILL CAUSE A TURN-OUT I HEN'J * BOYJ* * QLOTtlINQ, HATS AND QENTJ’ FURNI/HINQ GOODS Our complete assortment insures perfect satisfaction in the selection of goods to sat­ isfy individual tastes. You will find our large stock made up entirely of goods that are trustworthy, serviceable and the best of their class. EVERYTHING i GOES i AT i THE i LOWEST i POSSIBLE 1 PRICE Come in and see how FAIR we will treat you, how well we will PLEASE you, and how much we will SAVE for you. ' R. MUDGE & SON. Nelson’s great world combination Union hall Saturday evening. . Call at Russell's and see the new, things iu dress goods. Finest line of candies In the city at the city bakery. A. E. Rehkks. Mrs. Ella Bowen, tbe milliner, desires Do you want to get a good warm meal lo thank her many patrons In the past for or a lunch? Call at Allguo’a south . side tbe liberal patronage accorded her. and bakery. also to anhounoe that her stock tor the Russell’s can show the largest and best fall trade Is complete In every department. Visitors to the fair are Invited to her store, line of fine drew goods ever offered In where she will take pleasjire In showing Hastings. goods. Clocks. Well, 75 cents on the dollar Owing to the fact that we went to press will buy them at tbe Racket, called by old oue day earlier last week, several’ commu­ fogies the dare devil store. nications were received too late for publica­ * Our guarantee. All millinery at less tion. Therefore If their lettcft did not price than any'competitor, and more appear, our correspondents will know the trimming for the same money at the reason. We go to press this week one day Racket. earlier to giro our employees an opportu­ After Oct. 1st the price of the Banner nity ot attending the fair. and Dctqrit Tribune will be advanced to | The president df tbe United States and 91.40, as our present terms with them will | the governor of this state have proclaimed nol be contluucd by them. OcL'Jlstasa national holiday and asks If you have not tried aonv* of my home, that all places of business be closed on made bread. Juet call at tbe city bakery that day and labor suspended; also that tbe and get a loaf, nnd you will be a regular school# throughout the land hold exercises customer, as so many are who used to do appropriate* to the occasion. Four hun­ tbeir own baking. dred years ago on that day Columbus stepped upon the New World, and on this Elsewhere in this issue will be found a national holiday the world unite* in .the letter from G. H. Brooks, written from celebration of tbe event. Washington where the national encamp* The Black Hussar Band carried by th** merit G. A. R. Ims been held. The letter Social Session company. Is without doubt is very interesting aud will be continued the finest musical 01 ganlrattou on the after Mr. B. arrives home. road. It certainly Is tbe beat band tliat Thupday morning last fire was discover­ has ever visited the.Pacifie eoasL with the exception perhapi of Gilmore’s faraou-* ed in Al Keith's livery barn aud the fire de­ partment called out. It started from a band: but consldeiLog tbe number of per­ formers It cannot escoBed What Is little oil stove, which, It Is supposed, ex­ true of the band and orchestra la equally ploded. This stove was the same one that true of the performance on the stage.- causjsl the fire several months ago. and has commenced to be looked upon as a San Diego ((ML) Sun. HooxJcmj. Had the fire not been discovered The Michigan Central will until Sept. as soon as It was. It. would have reached 3oth sell remnd trip tourists tickets, limit­ the bay loft in a very short time. The damage was about 92.00 In all. consisting ed to retu/i not later than Octoiler 31st, mostly of burned harness and robes. at the following low rate*: S 7.10 I For years Russell’s has been lhe reeogTraverse City.. . 9.05 nlzed headqnnrters for dresa goods and Bay View.......... $.95 1 millinery. Having deservedly earned this . Petoskey............... Harbor Springs... 1 dbtlnctlmi. It Is their constant effort to 10.30 maintain It. and they have experienced no Mackinaw City. 11.JQ difficulty In meeting the wants of. their Mackinaw Island 7.95 large and growing list of customers for Elk Rapids............ 8.95 this cl*ss uf goods. Call there at any Charlevoix............ M?I Gillmax, time, and especially dulrng the fair, and j Ticket Agent you will Im* pleased, and they will be An enthusiastic audit'll co gathered in pleaded to have you. to see their new line the Whitney Grand last ntghl. to witness of fall dress goods and milllniry. the opening performance of Nelson’s great The board of health have, .at thia writ­ world combination. The|cotnpany is the, ing. and as the council dlfrcted. nearly best vaudeville show seen In Detroit this completed a house to house Inspection of season. The stars ot the show are. of the city. Dr. Timmerman, the city physi­ course, tho Nelson family, composed of cian, stated to tbe Bankek reporter that seven members. They pnaluce the moat the number and extent of filthy and dis­ marvelous feats ever seen in the acrobatic ease-breeding smells nnd places en­ line. Their work Is done with a dexterity countered was far beyond anything he had and precisian that Is wonderful in Itself. anticipated. How some people can live in Mlle. Forgsrdus, with her troop'of edngat- any sort of physical comfort when the air ••d cockatoos and performing dog. Duke, they breathe Is reeking with filth, and made a great hit. Tbe five Casuanls pro-q about whose premises there are places so sented "The Student’s Arrival." and filthy and vile that we would not be Justi­ created considerable amusement The re- fied in describing them. Is a mystery. maindcr of the company is par exeellenct*. I । Ami • will guarantee that there ate few —Detroit Free Press. Tills company will I more cleanly cltlw than Hastings. i| Is a play in Union hall. Saturday eve. Oct 1st ; case of awful carelessness by those1 who violate every consideration for their own The Journal of last week claimed its 1 and the public health on the one band, editor had never sneaked Items into the and of too much tolerance of such evils by Delton Breeze. In the same Issue of the public on lhe other. The board of tbe Journal In which this claim Is made ,.health have issued over 200 orders for appeared an editorial, which appeared 'cleaning or removing privy vaults, and for word for word PvltoQ Breeze of last cleaning up cellars, pig-pens, barns, coops week. Does the Journal editor believe and other outbuildings. Public sentiment that people cannot read, or does he take will sustain the board in enforcing every them for fo ds? We will guarantee that order made In the Interest of public health. this* editorial, which contains a clipping And if those receiving the orders act upon from, the Detroit Free Pres* and the Jour­ them with the Lntrlllgcnc»» they ought, and nal’s comments thereon, was never written are as much concerned for themselves as or authorized by the Breeze publishers, the city la for them, they will obey the and that they never saw the Item until it mandate of the board. If they do not appeared In their paper, which the Journal obey of their own accord, they should be office prints. We challenge the Journal compelled to do so. There are severe to produce proof that that Item was ever penalties for refusal to obey. authorized by Messrs. Gwin A Hynes. Where It is possible one can always ad­ vantageously Join business with pleasure, r'oY Guv dn-ss goods go to Russell’s. and often make or save enough to pay all ’•idlers as'ynu like them during tbe fair, the expense of the trip. For Instance If every visitor to tbe fair would visit the 1 Ktukra’ bakery. • different buslnea* houses. Inspect goods N’itiee our display in Floral hall at the and prices there Is ho doubt but what ho faA. F. W. Greble. । could pay expense#. For instance, go to Don’t forget the Social 8es»lon company Spence Bros., who are honorable men and dealer* and have built up their business *t»1 hion hall Sept. 30th. I ’ by selling goods that ean be relied upon. P|t:r.nize Allgeo-s bakery, first do°r They alm to make tbeir word as good as Ea>| (,f y.,.,1 Heath’s drug store. cash in the bank. . As successor* to the. oldest established boot and shoe dealer in ■' . *nts buy* the dress form corseL the county they carry tbe best line* of I LadL, ^aii Ml,j kec tijem at tho Racket goods made. They arc agents for Pingree N'ttlce the ad of F. W. Greble. the <t Smith’s, Gray Bros, and Krippeudorf, । fcrmtuH* and cat pet dealer thia week. Dittman A Ca’a ab-ea. *e Whitney bool, Handkerchief extracts and Taylor pow­ and In fact all thtrfleading and best makes. der at X price and warranted a* good as. They also handleihc only * nog-proof rub—• Everyone should It 1 her *boot Everyone shout* make.Inrlnir « a• the best at the Racket. •_ Spence n-ro. speeial point to go to Bro*, during prewlwfOTtb, com-1 ih. tor, ,od .njooe “f them »>«>■ can rone bar'"' buying of ' ■ - price ot lb. toM, S' ’'b''brd*'1- «<1 loodtofbouim- nn mooej..«llb«r to I “■‘‘swh.n: otter wro pu.to< .tat. J nob, or to the quaUty!<>*’ Mm. Snyder, .of Grand Rapids, Mrs, Bellinger and Miss Fuller, of Chicago, re­ turned home Saturday after a short visit with relatives here. Buyers Wake Upl-’Tis the Fall of ’92. Olin Family Excnrsinn. The Seventh Annual excursion of the Olin Family will occur October 4th. 18W. The morning train going south on the Chicago. Kalamazoo * Saginaw railway, *ill connect at Rlphlan.l junction. with a •pedal excursion train consisting of day coaches and pullman sleeping cars. on the Cincinnati, Jackson X- Mackinaw railway. Tickets will tie sold at the following low rates for the round trip, from all stations on the C. K. A S. Ry. to Kent, Ohio. 87,75. Buffalo. N. Y. 810. Blnghainpton, N. Y.. 814. Bennington. Vt.. 817. Children be­ tween the ages of five and twelve year*, one-half the above rales. Sleeping car accomodations ean be obtained by address­ ing T. C M. Schindler, G. P. A.. C. J. A M. Stj. Toledo, Ohio, if applied for nob later than September 24th, 1893. For further Information see hand bills, or ad­ dress W. 4¥. Olio, Chairman of Trans­ portation Committee, Kalamazoo, Mich. u n Patth g. P.A. DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY? IF SO A $ Saved is Better than $2 Earned And the way to nave a dollar is to get a $20 dollar suit for $15 at ARCHIE McCOY'S furniture and carpet room, Hastings, Mich. We guarantee to give you $20 for $15, $25 for $18, $.30 for $20 and $75 for $56 as long as our bed room suits last. We mean business. Don’t miss gettting one. They must go They are bargains. much cannot be said in praise of pur New Goods for this sea­ TOO son’s business. Bright, fresh and Men’s Clothing. trustworthy may be said of our en­ tire stuck Special features in Young Men's Suits; handsomely fin­ ished and not costing as much as usual run of clothing. We’re ex­ pecting an immense business. Of course we're ready for it. Boy’e Clothing Department is full to overflowing w(th all the THE newest aud nicest Suits and Over­ coat* for the Little and Big Hoys wear. The goods were never better or the pricen more moderate. We’re enthusiastic over the goods, over the prices, and we know we’ll be over the sales. WB DON'T ASK YOU TO BUY. COMB IN AND LOOKABOI-ND. EXAMINK .Oil YOCBSBLr-TTIB BUYING WIL,. COMS NATURALLY AFTEtt THAT. Boys’ Clothing. �DEMOCRATS WRITHE UNDER PECK’S REPORT. Dlacredltlftg II CURE aaUn^tatataui 81 da, Ao. Whlla Uwtrnxwg romaxkaW* success has been shows in curias 4 or rsicK Cartas'. Uttlo Uwr WM US Eeahaeh-. liver and rogulMs the bowels. BrvaU they only “ HEAD who 6um try them will find tbo* Uttto pills vain- ACHE Is thu bans of so many lives that bans la whera womxks our gnat boast Oar pUlacur.lt whila CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York; "SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PMCE A TAG Atlhe«nANI> It A P1I>« iMich.) nuiaNESS C O I. * IM!K. MKinae suuiip i PARISH, Prop'r. ON When yon want a FRESH LUNCH,:-: JNO.FINZER k* Sro^-j Go to tho PLUG <4 CITY BAKERY. Fine line of creams and fresh confectionery. A. E. RENKES. POPULAR SIZE &»F BEST QUALITY ms A DUTY yon owe ,curne ly to irrt the bent value tor y< . ♦ 5.00, ♦4.00-1 43.50 ‘ BUSINESS CARDS. TAMES A. SWEEZEY. »* Attorney ut law, Hastings. Mich. Practices in all courts of the state. Col­ lections promptly attended to. lUs. E. IL AC. P. LATHROP. Homoeinthlc Physicians and Surgeons , Ail calls city and country promptly at­ tended to. D ~1 A. SCRIBNER. M. D., ' J* . Physician and Surgeon, Delton,' • • Mich. (iffice In residence, one uJock eaxt of depot U3.0 X*? SO 1 c. ii. barber' • Physicians and Surgeons. Calls in city or county responded to with promptness, day or night a. a H ♦ 2.5G 42.25 ♦ 2.00 MR W. L. DOUGLAS r?Ss^?o9BETHtCwMfefe. V ■tamrc-l on !«>:!• >rn of ■ T.tkK ,\W .>111*1 1TITE. • Deu.-lqiM Lrochtcn, Alaa*. Wc: ib v ■oasou. To Advertisers If you wish to advertise aed need instruction, send one dollar for our ” Book for Advertisers." A little study of that book will enable you to decide what you ought to do, a nd give au idea of tne probable cost. If you instruct us . for y.oa ,a the way we think' will do you the mo« t good, you should eend an explicit statement of what you wish to accomplish, anil make suitable uiungatl forpayment. Your order wifi then receive all the attention that it requires. • If you wish an advertisement prepared and a plan of advertising marked out; to bo told what papers you should use. and what tho cost will be, we will furnish tho adver- OUIJM... fiUUUfi .Uj >UUIU»1•Idem t ion, together with our bill for For preparing advertisement^, electrotypes and estimates the advwtlscr pays us. For the expense of Piacing advertisements and watch­ ing the fulfillment of contracts we aro paid by a commission allowed bv the publisher of tho paper tn which the advertisement appears. If you want to learn Ibr any further information address GEO. P. ROWELL 6- C°., newspaper Advertising Birwo, 10 BMUCE fit., HEW YO*K. raniumraa \V ILLI AM O. LOWDEN, ’’ • Lawyer. Office over Jnlius Rusnell's store, State street. Hastings, Mich. A. SHELDON, Alfetrnct and Real Estate Office. yAostroct Block.Hastings. MoneTte loan on Real Estate Real Ksute sold ou commission. General eon royslicing. Having a complete set of Abstract nooks, com piled from the Record*, can furnlgb complete ♦ tracts. c. E. BROOKS. Clerk. P• । TARIFF KICKERS. camjsle' answered. IT HURT. Hastings Banner. Tbe manner in which th© report of Commissioner Pock, of the New York state bureau of labor statistics, has been received by the managers of Mr. Cleve­ land's campaign strikingly proves tho familiar charge against tho Democracy that it is tsscntially a calamity party. Mr. Peck is a Democrat: he has always been a Democrat. He was appointed to be commissioner of the labor bureau of New York on the date of its creation April 4, 1883, by Grover Cleveland, who was then governor of New York. He has performed the duties of h» office so of cours»»’ -r- — — - --. admirably ns that each successive Dem- demand abroad, and the increaseu ocratic governor ban successively re- amount that the people of this country appointed him. In 1888 ho received his must pay for food cannot properly be second commission from David B. Hill; charged to th© tariff. On the other in 1889 Governor Hill renewed the com- hand, Senator Hiscock shows from Sen­ own figures there miwrion. and last May Governor Flower ator Carlisle's - ------- ------------- --- that . . __ has appointed hta for tho fourth time. Mr. been WW-.. such a ___ marked L_ reduction in prices affect­ Peck's distinguished character as a stat- of other articles of daily use, and affectistician and the successful and impor- ed by the tariff, aa as to warrant tbe contant work he has done were recognized ’ elusion that tho cost of living was rvlost May by bis election to tho office of j duced through the action of the Mchmpresidentof the American Association .ley law in the sum of over $47,OOOJwO in of Labor Cbmmisrionera at the asso-' the period between October, 1889, and j nation's convention in Denver. Mr. ' September, 169!. Senator Hwcocks Pock succeeded in that office tho well speech on this subject has been printed known statistician, Carroll D. Wright, in fall by th© Republican national com­ It thus appears that tho same high opin- mittee. __________________ lonofMr. P«:k'. ch.nut.r.abitoraod NOT£S_ record was entertained by hu fellow commissioners of labor throughout tho Union as has been expressed by Mr. . Cleveland, Mr. Hill and Mr. Flower sue-'. The New York State Farmers' Allicessively during the last ten yfiars. anco is much exercised over the Demo­ . i crude proposition to re|>eal tho prohfbitThree weeks ago Mr. Peck issued bis ory 10 per cent, t&xoh state bank issnes. ninth annual report. Necessarily it John Chamberlain, president of the Allidealt with the conditions of labor in tbe ancc, as representative of that organizastate of New York %inoe th© McKinley ' ;ioni issued a circular to th© fanner” bill went into effect. It is Mr.-Peck'fi anj laborers under the caption, “The duty to ascertain from year to year.how perj] of th© Nation.” American workingmen have fared in The section of tho Democratic national wages and production. He corresponded platform recommending that the prowith 6,000 manufacturers in the state of hibitory 10 per cent, tax on state bank New York and received from them issues be repealed stands, the circular statements of what hud been going on gays, as a danger signal for th© sons of in tho various lines of trade and reported toil to warn them that such repeal comto the governor the simple facts, ns ho ' prices a Bcheino to re-establish tho wildwas in duty lionnd to do. These tacts fluctuating currency of a generation were summed tip in his own language ( nffOt whcn tho state bank notes' were of as follows: ! varying and uncertain value, nnd to tbo ■•It appears tliat there was a net in- i,M?, of tho fanner, tbe planter and tbe crease in wages of $0,377,lhl5.09 in ths laborer. Tho notes then we.ro subject to year 1291 as compared witb tho amount a discount -■ ■ • of— 10 per cent. — Tho circular paid in 11590, anil a net increase of pro­ continues: • 'Older men must hxjk with duction of $31,313,130.08 in the<yoar 1801 dread U|»n this midnight madness move­ over that of IbOO. Of the sixty-seven in­ ment to reper.l tho state bank tax if they dustries covered by these statistics 77 will recall the condition of the currency percent of them show nn increase either prior to the war, when tbe losses by of the wages or production, or both. counterfeits, broken banks and discounts There were no less than 89,717 instances were appalling, and when many of tho of individual increases of wages during stale banks Were started with the prej the same year." conceived purpose of swindling the com­ Mrfc Peck reported elsewhere in his munity by irrespon-Hible and unscrupu­ summary statement those further facts: lous Wall street ad veuttirers from whoso ‘.‘Of the sixty-eight industries included,' offices tho bills were issued, tho nominal 75 per cent, of them show nn increased location ot the bank s Iring fixed at re­ average yearly earning iu the year 1801, mote and obscure points difficult of ac­ while the total average increase of year- ‘ cess to proven^ the presentation of such ly earnings of tho 285,OX) employees was issues for redemption." . $23.11. The average increase of yearly earnings' of the employees of the fiftyone trade* showing on increase was $13JW iu 1891 os compared with 1890. The total number of strikes reported for the year 1891 was 4,519 as against 6.258 occurring in tho year 1890. a decrease of 1,740. Of tbe total number—4,519—|' 2,375, or 53 percent, of them, were in tho building trades.” Uw-UJt. reciprocity fratntes. i. lately destroying British commerce iu tho countries where they have been fes­ tering trade by large expenditures for years. The British journals make no secret of their hope for Democratic success. Tbo London Times says: “Englishmen can feel little sympathy for either of the par­ ties engaged in this ignoble struggle, lr .t undoubtodly our interests as a trading country must make us wish success, ta tho Democrats,’ who now, for tho first Mr. £7iaa. 2/. Ilaner time, go to tho polls as the avowed cbamOf Fredcriak. Md., sufierod terr , • r-.r pions of free trade.** tenyearj.withabseejMsaod i radu,; <.-c, <.,i Commenting on tho advantages which ills left leg. Ho wasted av :.y, rr. - r;- ii; our reciprocity treaties giva American thin, an.l was obliged to nie it cane ti ; < r- ■ •>. < v.-n. ,;>c,a commerce over that from Great Britain, Bretythlngwlildicouhlbetbui The Colliery Guardian, a very influen­ ttlUuxit good result, imill h? : . i jkiu:; ■ tial iiritish industrial journal, com­ plained bitterly that tho very countries which effected a perfect cur-. Mr. Ha-;. ■ u where Englishmen have invested great now tathe UrH of healUi. Full parUruLv, tf 1 sums in public and private enterprises hb com wlU bo »<mt nU wb > a n.-L, should give American manufacturers H 060*8 PlU.Bere.th«bcrta.*te great advantages over those of England, (t says frankly that the protective policy which the Republican party 1ms fostered and the Democrats opposed has not only mad© tho United-States a largo pro­ Gov. John Miller, of North Dakota, re­ ducer, bnt with tho additional leverage, latrs an instance of what is belli!.* s ( ae>. of reciprocity is forcing our products, pllshed by farmers in the KettRi.rt Valley into tho countries where the English of Minnesota and North Dakota IL--1 | have heretofore had their own way. On S. J. la-land, near his town of bright. N. D., bought ICO acres of land fti'the Hiring this subject it says of the Republicans of IR91, for $2.r»oo. and ndMs rtnpi tin* and their policy: season worth the salary of a ©svciniurnt •‘Their effort is to obtain tbe monop­ Clerk, in excess of the cwt oMiis farm, as oly of the trade of the New World, and per the following stateiueiit. they aro so influencing some of ^he countries that produce from the United States is being admitted duty free, whereas the goods of other nations have iLdurting cost of land. to pay heavy duties. Tho McKinley Leaving........................................ Cases of this kind, are -p tariff affords nn excellent luirgaining power when negotiating trade treaties they area frog'In the ncwi which we in England cannot possess, seeing that in return for any concession- ; — they might make we could give *hei.< r nothing, because wo already admit duty free almost everything wo import. “Last year, it will be remembered, wo hud one prominent-example bf this new ly inanpirated policy of tbe United States iu the case of its treaty with that large and interesting market, Brazil, which placed us at a great disadvantage in our trade with that country. Tne ere tited in the | hardship of that treatment to our manu­ facturers cannot be denied, for what­ preparation of ever development there has been in the industries and commerce of thnt coun­ try has been in great • part brought about by English aid; British capital tn» been found to construct the raiiw,iy3 and other public wd^ka, and pri­ vate undertakings have been exten­ sively aMistpd out of English pockets. "If therefore any nation hud a right which i» absolutely pure to have its goods received in Brazil on and soluble. the most favorable terms it was the It has more than three timef Ihe.itre^in British nnd not tho United States, which ot Cocoa mixed with Starch. Atrii«rtiif han done nothing to foster tho develop­ or Sugar, and is far more cconotuici'1. ment of the country, nnd till the new It treaty was signed charged heavy duties coating leu than one cent at. nourishing, and' >Uk1lt on all Brazilian products imported to u - delietaui. —r <ts nliores, whereas for years we hnvu [ DiGorrab. ______ levied no—or at any rata very small—duSold by Crocors everywhere, ties. The people of tho United States --------are now therefore reaping where we have ; sown, and our government, which lias been appealed to by tho chambers of NOTICE O'ATfACHMEJir. commerce and various trading bodies Mtatr of Midihnn, tbe Circuit C«»|^ appears to be unable to obtain for nsixjt- Couiilvof Harry. • tcr troatmcnL rkturnt Smith and •’Another instance of this new policy Fhllip T. Calgrovo. is tbeir treaty with Cuba and Porto Rico. Gcorrw J Cox. Neucv i» h-reby riven thnt on th* ?’ i It will bo almost impoomblo for our pro­ \lnly A. i». i^r.’a writ of atixrlp .• >• ducers to compete againxt those of tho b-ticd out »>f ih-C1milt C n;rt f- r th- • United States iu tho Spanish West India islands, and the hardware manufactur­ ers of tho midlufids. in endeavoring to muGcd for Um »um ot ci get onr foreign offlea to move in this above fiftr il<4brs.wid<*h -a'U arlt ■. matter, have represented that their busi the‘.•utl d «y of AugUff. A. l». I’’Da'rrt »Ip« 4th «>t Aitgn-t . ness with thoiM) islands—which is not a; Smith & Coigrotv, AMor;.-7" all inconsiderable—will bo practically annihilated." . , Notwithstanding that Mr. Peck is a Democrat, a Democratic official, nnd was au appointee of Mr. Cleveland him-. •elf, these facts have dreadfully bnrt • Office over Holloway’’ drug store. tho feelings of the Democratic party. 1 Office hours from 2 to 4 p. nt. Telephone, con and more particularly of Mr. Clove-' 'leering with residence, at Holloway's drug land's managers. They frankly confess J that they do not want wages and pro-, How can yon vote for a double dactfon to increase in the United State© -------------------------------- action M. EJ<LEa,p.D. S. nnder a Republican administration— I combination like Cleveland they won't listen to Mr. Peak's figures. I and Stevenson? The team does not pull Office hours 8 a m. to 5 p. m. 'They say the figures are false—they ut-1 toKctlie’'- Ono is plowing in the political terly decline to believe them-they «im- f'arrow ot tariff reform, civil service and qMITH A COLOROVE, O Lawyers. ply won't have tbo facts u Mr. Peck ro- £”d’ whil° 0,8 otk«r pulling tho old (Office in Union block. Hastings.) ports them. One would suppose that' cart in th© direction- of free Practice is all the courts of the state. every American party ought tb bo pa-1 ”Ivcr nnd ®P°il«- Between them you do triotic enough to welcome tho fact of j n"tknc'¥ where you will fetch up. When • E. KENASTON, increasing prosperity among the people, j lhcro wns honest, real patriotic work »• Attorney nt Law. but the Democracy thrives and grows ,° done ^or the countrv they both (Over J. A tioodtaar A t’o.’c atoh».) » frAcy.win all court«.if the State. Ooheetlot!/ fat on calamities. It is happiest when Wred roh<rtitutes. Don’t vote for tub>•-». id ystteadingtuf' th© people are overburdened with debts 8titutecandidates.—New York Recorder, —when the statistics of labor aro statis- j r. ----------------- —i----tt R. TIMMERMAN, Honicspatble Phytics of mortgages and mercantile fhil-' ,henr” full year br the McKlnh-r '• • slctan and Surgeon. nrea. This is a Democratic beydayTa' ,“",mportMnon’<’rn’Bn'’f‘‘cture*urwooi, (Dffici'over Lathrop’s'drug store.) condition thnt culls forth its fullest re- j *nk' ,’rn,P' iron, ateei ami tobacco F AW. REAL ESTATE AND COLLECT- joicings. Mr. Cleveland's managers in w*r* "‘•'““••i •4a.u»3.ts<. thaarivin< in­ New York have challenged Mr. Peck to ero,*“‘’ •‘“payment t<* p«r»<.n« enSB<«i u ixo orricB or a war of proofs. They propose that bo ‘n ,h”lr n’-*uuf*c‘»~ taH country, Palmrkton A Smith, shall submit his statistics to the ekiim- i ----------Woodland. Mich. [nation of a committee of expert free1 C. S. P.M.MKitTox, J„M. Smith, ----------------------- --------ttopublicM pn^peeto bright Bnt Notary Public. Justice Gf the,Peace. traders, gentlemen who are always com-' peunl to nuk« figure-, mean anything ‘ I^L!’ ,°° r,“on ,or neglecting the that Suita their purpose. Tho anuounceJ tll0rOTE1‘ *rork which la neceoiary intention of thio committee ia to take 't,'re snc<:n“- Hepeateillj tho great Mr. Pock'fiotatainenUot tocroaacdwagea ^e country Owen io George E. Hahner, of New York city, and increased production and prove SIX01 il* P^Perity within tho lari a first cousiiLof David B. Hill, says that therefrom tirnt American labor la worse 1 ,r“™- a,t*r beginning a nroai- Harrison will be elected, and that he !?.,\i,”aJOrkth“ **fore- “<1 co“Mence, will have a majority of rotes in New that tho laddoat calamity which can bo-1 ■ ““PeUod victory by tho mavnifl. York .Ute. Mr. Hahoer Hut be fall an American workingman li to have ”* WOTkra--SeVYbrk bed » ulk with Seulor HUl.bntdemore goods to sell than he rued to have Tnb'",l!-_________________ cltae.1 to diralge tbe nature of it “If to gut more money to, them | Th. country baa boon brought f« to yon here money to bet place It on It u ElrlUMrat* Jud^w.M that »h. teTcteiS^WUctfia theb*^ Harmon.- xlded Mr. Hahner. P. DRAKE, M. D., KIRKS D probity uf Americ. i, n»alniy d„ to IUtfan,d ita .yateui of protectH<» tawg_ , nr_. in \Tn^„,, ? EverXpresidential vote cast urn. cm-, h„ ,X ' •» to “•»«• 'o IAM0N V...O. or toa^^u,tiS to. ^h^Xn,"fr£‘ to- Onooeutoncoof President Harrtom', part FARS OAF HoaltWul, Agnate, Housing. Dandruff. SOAP. fo>t for General Household Use Ths etiquette m to fmhinen __ b. th. un» u both Ojh.nl .n.n’SbS1’ TH' BRITISHERS *N0 DEMOCRATS 00 • Kblor m.„. but rill till L. |, ‘ KICK <H UNISON. Senator Cnrtolo^ ingrniou. «l not 00 wunj.nl murt lb™ “2™ entirely uigenuoua argputsut. in which tb.lr Crrt trnn. nil lorlutl.,,,, he attemped to abnwthat the cost of ton,..: Mcr tUat I. wort.' .till f. . 1»tin,th, Vrnlwi.' l* living bad 'jeen increased by the McKin­ trto I .btto hat. la, pStoiT™ ley tariff, has been ably answered by th,, •.tt I, ^1 hj; Senator Hiscock. That gentleman, in a Uc . 1.001. M l '...r-Jty speech in tho senate on Aug. 1. com­ > fn-toutn » «■. :| .ble to tai,. pletely swept away Senator Carlialofi t \ her© can no longer be any doubt that ra m.ut ..Iboth, <ur.pt, i,„| " arguments. aau He — showed that the opl? |, tho British free traders are not only very lb. m«it«r el rttot.l„g up b||k argumcuEo. ;; “ a<„| u j,' increase in the cost of living to we, .Q dlapIeftMOd with our protective tar­ tag ta of u» but. twenty-seven months covered by the sen-; pojjcy jjut ar© anxious for Democratic or.p here and tern- who consmire QIy ate finance committee investigation was j ceflJJ in th0 c<«iing election in order breach cf our unwritten law*-J|s,n> •ver, m Ktri« ux trer m-re tbme 5T iu prices of such articles of food as are. destroye<L One of the Ihfattd Wndana-Londun T,t i ;,. Ib” produced by the farmers of this country. striking evidences cf this is found On tho other hand, in articlM which pw- .u # „{ clippings from Briti.h tain to daily life, such a» clothing, fnel. trade journals which tool,, lumber and building' materials. & „f Denver, made bouse furnishing goods, drags and every-, .pending a few weeks in England, thing of this character, there bad been a J(natart bittot-note on tbo decided reduction '“Ybst- Theadvnnoo J,, (bo ^nnf^nmers. who lay that uenuuu in prices of usratnSnral I the American tariff, under lhe McKinley in prices Uw Pl»Uonn on which ho^taS letter of acceptance contain, enough of i t --------------------— high national doctrine for a doson it,. publicaa campatgus. it la tlul to which . . . ia ।। b. describe, th.party, principle.u.muntrie. M 1°"“ to other' ;; untrlei ox axoliint _ Ii bodying -a policy of safe progression and development—of new teetories. new . markets aud new ships.” I Trnnur.™ « : . '—'— ---------------' ”7 “fflcinls state that The bnsinesa man who recalls the <’aV8 nartmnvtta‘of_ |60,000.00o" stroy a s.-oiem which £ES gives every stun, r■ ’lU .ua.b«H n<fK1M , °"v’w.U.'O.uOO on sugar, are io-' StatiMio. prepared by a Democrat,, offimal. under a Democratic adminiatru!l°T!\?how “ cl“rly as anything can tliat the tariff is n Hucunou quentian or of wages wages and and thnt lllQ McKinley 14..i_° has been a good . . ------- ———J law nao ucun a good thinir ____ •for tn , addi .. ­ thing fnr for the workingman, tion to IncrwuinK hia earnings It baa actually reduwd tho coat of llring to a point that baa nerer been tonebed fora In thirty yearn. 1 bar, had bat ana thought to my ™J<llt waa to am whaterer Inlaonca rouHded to me for tbe general *“ ““P^-PwtotontHatTi, aon at todtonapolia. makes every banknote in circulation as nf customs alone. This rata’ rood • gold both .thorn, ,Dd ,brari..JuSTM ““ P** « •*«» Hood’s Sarsaparilla Unlike the Dutch Process S. No Alkalie^ Other Chemical's ff. Baker &Go.’s ^059 W. Baker & On. Dorchsstsr, Mau. and Cardriianlixby. ids aiff*. to Xn < '•! 1 * tine, ilutr-d April rWb. A. i». II^A >’»;■; t> " ■ i th Ibeofil*-*' vi tl>e rricktrr ot elf. a- i n <*r>i:nt\ of H i(rv m>d tPMr of Mi' Ii' iW1. •'<' ;'"' Wb dav <4 April A 11 Ill i . ■ ■ ■ gages, on page f-a»J; aud wi.t rmwusee " - •'; i hr 12th day nf Droiitlwr t»«, n<i!y. by Mrs. C. N.Csntinr to John A. tin •'■•> ■ ” said a*»(<nment was recorded hi tl:«i dl i • registeruf ikxNis f.ir the eOttiiiy of F.-; ; state of Mtrhbre*?. <>n tbe first d;«« ..f Ju.* . In liber 38 ot luoruares on pag» 3W A : ’ • :: rum tame dulv as-igtied by lr< .. ■ ■ bargh/sMelai admimstrator ot me it<Jehu A tiretile. dKxused. to I red U.if’ • on the secxMid dav of Sri'ti-mber. iM.'i. ' l!l; revonied In the < £Tci« of register eJ derd» ’n .-h’ eountv of Earrv.t’f Michigan! on : dav of July, I"®. In Hl* r M of irortgafic*. •''! uxseMT.on w'aleh luorfgage there «• '■' ;• In be due at the date ot tub pout.’ th* •• four hundred, u.IrV aew.n dollar, slid **»<•• ' • five eenls. and an attorneyfee <if't«« n!>; dolhre provided for in said p ort.: >-■. 1 f ■ suit or proceedings at law bsrisg Uwn lae..t . ■• e<i tn recover me nioucjs secund t.' mortgage, or any pert tin reef: N« «. ' bv virtue of the no*er of sale eontaiin'd in ■ mortgage, and tin- statute In such cve n:1 and provided, notlcu Is hereby given ■" ,*? fiatwisy. the first d« v of ocio’-er. A l> . * ( ten o’clock In roe forenoon, I shall wj *11 ■1 / siirlian to the highest bidder, at ' front door o! the court hens* In (he city o. ii ;tingx. Miehlg.n, HhM bclrg the place «ii’T '• circuit court fur parry county 1» itoluei prenilsr.i de.-4*iltM*d in a*ld mprtP’K''; '■ nmrh •!: r-of as mnv lay nceessnre to »• • J-_ amount due o>. waid mo tgagv. fhb esnf. interest, and ail :< gin rusts. lytvim [ ‘ on altomevV fee Of twenty-five .toiler' < < . 1, red for therein, lhe wtrnmes Im-iue I" said nii>r!«ng<- as all that rerf:*l-> ?r p. • C l of Und sima e in Ih- i'»wn>l;ip ;•< » ‘ , Aiwiiurs, In the county ofc IJarry ai d “■ Mkbfeu*. mid known and drscrlbrd A' foil«*•; •rw— __ ._ I>_ i.nrrn ■, ■ ■ unrh rassr ten [10] wot containing forty a •’rmore or lest M Faso \V. GRi.iu.iAttigucr o' Matgacw- �14Astings Banner. September 29, 1893. personal mention. °,r"Ui'1,0 “•n Dl ’LW per Jeu. cash In W»«noe. W R COOK. Local Editor. — «■ Vu.k.ton s.t- UnpL will 6, held ,t G. A. K. lull, w«l. STh’;-0'’:.1!2'* “ 2 p- "• S,>,p’r 'T lyineUed *ll“““b"<>t'’S|“|i»‘e'.rtl«l- Science MEDICAL SCIENCE iBEECHAM’S -mi 5 Q w,,,d’ "in c*lre en*lc r'lLAaMl H. nHnehe uhI aII Ner- ■ ■-j with a TjjIsImi & Sohitfs Coating, EOTION, . should look well to j .interests this fall. : work for the ones that our interests. Every-, -cheap, labor is cheap, • is cheap and grocer{that is if you buy • t the right place.] It : s iitci what a person j ! what he.saves. If you .'pound of tobacco or a tea and save five or ten • ,::id it is better than 7.4’j or Politics . .re, sell your labor, your :r pro-luce where you can . Nt. and above all buy rivs where you can buy : - si. And to the People i’ ’.’.jty, we would advise hen they have butter or T - if they want to buy ; to call on the little Brick Hastings, Jefferson St. .ok and be sure to trade iitt;'-. Brick. It will pay ; i.: .landing on the corner eny M.'nS';.'1™' MIm Bdllli Ctaunlmrlnln will bw m Cloverdale from Wednesday to Mondial R Ui?e fi- trl®rac<1 hats from Civ shop ’ of Mrs. E. Williams, of this city. Her N-r Satanta,. ' display cah be looked over at the store «.f . i. W Aujumi. GeorgnMoshler. Call. Priretsoonbi.-, Hom \ew York Tuesday. a potHion, by thorough cleaning, lo make the visit of this plague as light as possible, should it come this way. , punished. it wodld please lhe people to see him make an arrest \Vc have no personal feeling or grudge against Marshal Milkr, but this will not prevent our speaking iu very decided language if he allows th” participants of drunken lights to go un­ punished. Bargains I'< Harness. Robes, Blankets and j.'- ., at the shop of A. E. ' AH.MI, DELTON, MICH. Cail and see for yourself. LOCAL NEWS. T1L • CIKCULrtTION * week, 120 quires. . changes for advertisements this office Tuesdays at latest to :U<»n hi tbe Issue of the week ’!•'« tor sale chenp at thh office. i ruin 25 ' I'yriy > cents up at Mrs. Ella four huntera -darted for the hunting Monday. ■ i • xeuwsion from Petoskey passed i.'tt’ ik'h here Tuesday afternoon. M-Barry county delegation attended ’ '••publican,convention In Grand Rap­ id* Tuesday. j I’ v.i'oust furnishes the medals ’ for the b:-y..’t. r:lces al t||e pnjr (;roand# Tjjpy *re displayed in Ids window. Etta Yale gave a very-pleasant :n iMt-n.i- Thursday evening at the home ot Mr- and Mrs. W. 11. Stebbins. In the ' The statement has appeared In numer­ ous papers throughout the state thnt an entirely new registration cf voters is necessary this fall. Attorney General Ellis, in answer to many inquiries, pub-1 At lhe inerting of lhe state league of republican clubs in Grand Rapids Tues­ day. Hon. I’. T. Colgrove. of this city', was made president. Phis Is a deserved com­ pliment to a loyal worker, and Is very gratifying to Mr. Colgruve’s many friends here. - We redelved this morning from Oak­ land. r- Cal., c“-' cards announcing Hint Mr. Newman A. Fuller nnd Miss Lena Bing­ ham. or.that cky. were united in marriage |/s.pirwbcr T.,c. ,uul„ (rll.„d, ..r rL .‘„. tl .. unite . tn wishing .. ■!. Mr. Fuller Mr. and... Mrs. Fuller a long and prosperous journey on the matrimonial sea. Wp extend our cor­ dial congratulations nnd best wishes. Your eboice of 100 trimmed hats at Mrs. Ella Bowen's. . x ____ . window and see lhe non Look ____ nt my masnelii* .......... watches, F. R. Pnncbast. Stamped linen goods, embroidery silk and fnney goods always to be found at Mrs. Ella Bowen's. . Samples of some line ladies jersey rib­ The Bann^ii and the New York Weekly ■ Tribune, the two papers for 81.10 per bed v< its nnd combination suits to closeit at th«- Racket. year rash In advance. The New York I Pmx. Ssirriu. ! Tribune was Horace Greeley’s old paper ' ’ and •> now owned by Whitelaw Held,* the John'Beumer, tbe jeweler, sold a very nominee for Vice President on the Republl- 'flue upright grand piano to Fred W. can ticket. Ex-Congressman Herr, bf Greble. 'Fred knows a good thing when Michigan, i> the editorial writer. Tbe N. Y. Tribune Is without doubt the leading r.K_, of — the —*• country, -z.ami __ - iits — "Fann ”___ --paper De- | The “shoe race" far a special prize offcrpartment’’ stands nt the head of auy In the eJ by Wooley A Bronson promises to be country. ‘ 1 "’IP of lhe most Interesting events during , ,v . . the fair. It h to take place this (ThursWe have In the store and on the road day) morning at 10 o'clock, and all should the finest lot of stand nnd library lamps I wjtnes» it. ever shown In the town.’ We will also haje the finest display of china­ There were several fakirs who fallowed ware 3XU crockery we ever had. We have Sell.* Bros, show who could manipulate bought largely for we know tbe prices will ••skin" games to the Queen’s taste. It issell the goods. Our grocery stock Is full ..................................... snld Hint one or two.prominent _______ ^1. young .. men and complete. All goods fresh and new. of this city were taken in tn the extent of If you will look us over you will agree • several dollars. with what we sny. We j 1st tree, L Allgeo. of the enterprising south side Imka full line of plant jars. ery. has Just added to his stock a fine line . Hams A VanAkman.' of leas, coffees, sugars nnd canned goods. The trotting horse Is nowhere and the All these goods are of the very best quality running hone Is In danger of having his that money can buy. and are bought to laurels taken away from him by the bicy­ sell. And In order to sell them rapidly, clist. John L. Johnson, of Minneapolis, specially low prices have been put upon Minn., at the kite-shapedIvack at Indepen­ these goods. Call In nnd see them. You dence, Iowa, knocked out all bicycle rec­ will be convinced ot their worth upon k ords last week. From a standing start trial. he made a full mBe In the fast time of Prettv walking costumes are especially 2.04M* «,M| lhe 1,exl t,ny w,lb a designed for early fall wear. One of gold­ start he finished the mile In lhe wonderful time of 1.50 !W5. This Is probably only en brown faille has a bias roll at the lowei the beginning of smasliing bicycle records, part of a slightly trained skirt. The bod­ as Hie new Improvements in the makes of ice pointed back and front, with a vest of wheels will add greatly to the speed. We white crepe de chine outlined by rich jet understand that Johnson made bis mile on passementerie. The other of striped che­ an ordinary, geared up to the -peed tb In­ viot. has a new and stylish trimming of satin piratings and Inserted vest, and pet­ attained on a 74 inch wheel. ticoat of heavy lace. . Sells Bros, show has come and gone. While attending the fair yon will find It Those who attended Iu tbe afternoon will to your advantage to step Into \ Spnry remember it with more or less pleasure, Phillips* grocery store. Inspect hla| stock while those who were present in the even­ and get his prices. He has no fear of ing won’t remember much about it, for it was over almost before It commenced. comparison with other dealers’ prices: on The menagerie had been taken away al­ the contrary he Invites It. It will pay you: most before lhe majority were on the it will pay anybody to buy of him. He gladly welcomes anyone to bls store and grounds, and the show was ended at 8:30. especially invites you to call there during Those In charge seetuetl to be guided by the fair. He Is the leader In nice coffees, the motto “Life ls^»hort, and Hine Is teas, canned goods and In fact carries the fleeting.- audflffy hardTTwanted to give Ip-st of everything to be found In a flrat­ time a cliance to fly. Bt|t despite the class grocery store and bls prices are right. many criticisms made on thb brevity of the evenings performance, there were Daniel's heroism In the lion's den has many that were thankfnl that It bated no at last been satisfactorily explained. A longer, as a terrible rainstorm set in about well known American, who has a horror the time that the majority ot the people In of being called on for an after dinner the city reached home, that lusted a long sneech, chanced to be at a recent London banquet. On being summoned to his feet time. by the vociferous shouts of his friends, he The Battle Creek Moon sfroke ‘b« ,™,b tremblingly described himself as being In when It gave utterance to the following. a worse case than Daniel when asked to It’s a most amusing spectntle that a news­ make a speech. For when Daniel saw the paper man encounters to see a man. who lions in tbe den opening their jaws prepar­ from some fancied or Implied wrong: In a atory lo tbe satisfying of their hunger be newipipor Item, tile- to tbe " said: -Well, if there’s any after-dinner Uw WIL «top, the.paper and then alrutt speaking to be done on thh occasion, it „ut a> though be trad drireo the last nail In Uie coffin ot tbe editor's sneer., and the won't be done by me.” Anyone needing any old papers for m:cIvm or to put under carpeta can buy tliem cheap by calling at this office. I-drat styles and no fancy prices in the way we sell millinery at the Racket. Pmx Smith. 1 have the g-jods and make the prices, tuecs offer you second band goods at the out lit now wa.mlj Wee you piy me for new. F. R. Tan­ whole nnaertalcar or lhe sheriff lo put It torerer roast. . , out ot slffbt These people do not uoderWhiteitile fair this week Will tbe suod Ual where ll«e ot them drop off because ot an Item, twonlj cateb on be­ 1J">1 »nd .. ■ gucAs ........ on the me doll uoii Fred L. nenth tj,. druggist.’gives away. Also cause it ph-ases Ibciu. Such Items are nanall, lhe ones that make lhe paper of '‘ ilt l.i» '.-in.ln.v' 11a; ills Window of dulls. value In the commuullj. A paper '* Ld. blunahan waa nrrcslrd last week for afraid of a few ordinary people wiib a ^••Tilling night-watch Trego, whom lie little money Is ot ao uae lo lhe <*»eral Knocked down several tirucs. Tiie eom- public. 11 la the tearless editor that knows Piaiuing witness falling to appear he was «rW.o*^®-fn^”o’..'*1b“e with payment of costs. '• hat ean be more of a blessing to an old .,hf” .■ ’no<1’ w«“ of iu - hi ,:ft’ spares no pains i •' ting specuctet and eye glasses tor irlptlixu. u,e b'lbt money. YEARS SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that STERLING M SPOONS AND FORKS Are warranted to last. Also remi iber you •et a __ it—“Good rorm,'. of $2.00 value with a $10.C0 purchase of anything in my Jewerystore. Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R, Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. At Manistee yesterday. Pontiac Chief, owned by Dr. Lowry of this city, won a race taking three of four heats. all made under 2:24. and tbe fastest In This annonneement will please the many admir­ ers of this horse here, nnd Dr. Lowry will be duly congratulated. It may also happen that there will not 1* so much cnmkinr on lhe liaek scats when Charlie McMore’s driving Is mentioned. Pontiac will enter the free for all Friday. Next week will be STOVES COAL STOVES COOK STOVES HEATING STOVES Ed Clark, who has been In Hie emph y of John Bessmer fur Hie past ?ix years, has accepted a position in Port Huron, and left for that city Saturday evening. It should Ih* Immaterial to the people of this city what polltirtil faiths their peace officers may have, whether’they are demo­ crats. republicans or prohibitions, so long J k Walnut and Cdzkhy as they enforce the laws. But It Is evi­ dent that laws are u,t enforced. This ' .end at the Railroad Station. Refer to state dT' things wilt last until the people I arouse themselves Into action and elect | LESH, PENROD & CO., GKJSM1RN, IND. officers who will perform Hie duties for | which they are paid. Why not get up an ; independent ticket and elect officers who LICHT' will do their duty regardless of polliiw? ■ , and desires |he patron>■: public. He is worthy and will serve the ill and reasonably. the wu A. T. McDonell. of Lansing. wa» in lhe city Saturday on business. Notwithstanding thu many setbacks that Mrv. PhHrtus Rogers, of Prairieville, is corn has had it promises to be a good crop visiting relatives In the city. al! over the state, with the exception of a M. B. Simpson, of Battle, was In the l>ortlou visited by severe hail storms, and even there It Is by no means a failure. city the-fore part of the week., The rains the put w^ek have done much V«corgr Bradley, of Grand Rapids, viagood for fall feed, and as no severe frosts ited relatives here over .Sunday. have yet made their appearance ail croj^ *5**’°*- a,,d Mrs. Eugene Dnvcuport, of that arc late will be materially aided. W oodland, wertftn the city Friday. W’lut Is known as the oak worm* has Fred Hotclijih-. of Osbkoah, is visiting probaHygot in lhe most of Its work tor • thl? but the following experiment relatives and old friends In the city. may prove valuable hi the future to get J. D. Hahn, of Cleveland. Ohio, was in rid of these little pests. K h Mid that- a Uie city a short time on business last week. plceeiof cotton batting tied around an oak Wfiie MKses Sable and Kittle Beadle ,are tree will prevent the foliage being de­ stroyed as the worms are unable to crawl expected home from Britton Harbor this weyk. over the cotton. II. C\ Henry, of Auburn. Ind,, has We should like to see the dly marshal enforce the laws as he wu elected to do. been secured to take Ed. (.’Iatk> place InJuhn Brssmvr's jewelry store. Instead of letting free-for-all tights go un­ WANTED AS. Merchant the John Beumer, the jeweler, sells Un­ Cr** ’«» celebrated non-maguetic watches. Thw are the flreit watch in the market: no electricity affects them fn any way. ’Xttr * mU s2“uX”' P“a“ “UdU most powerful dynamo has po effect on their running qualities. They are the won­ wu der of the 10th century., Bee them* before buying any other. w. IL Bennett, ot Prairieville. was on The cbolem wnre nuy do . lien,.ot<e™| our streets SatuKhy. If it shall result In a thorough eleknlng up C W. Vrooman, of Oneida, X. Y.. vis­ But there is every n-a-vm to expect Unit ited m the city list Week. another jear tho dread tRsease will ImMde Xv. H. p„wers Bnd gon WiJI .relurued our land. Our city should place itselfl in r<,u.n. .n.i Ihos.- who lute rti.nj.-.l Ibeir residences nce< I be made the year. I ta । Go to DR. LOWRY'S and have your eyes fitted with eye glasses or sjiectaclee. In or der to have your eye sight preserved into old age, the eyes should be properly exam hied and the right kind ot glasses worn. Dr. Lowry , keeps n large stock of the fin-1 est quality and greatest vari-l ety of eye glasses and specta j cles at his office, where you. can have your eyes examined at all tmes. Best line ever shown here SEE THEM GOODYEAR BROS HAVE YOU SEEN 'EM? What Those Fine Boots and Shoes AT THE They’re “Out of Sight” but we will show them to you if 'b x you would like to see them. They’re as good as the best and our prices cannot be duplicated A full line of those cheap working shirts expected this week. Children’s book satchels given away with every purchase of 50cts. Bankrupt Store H. OSBORN, Mgr �GROVER'S CREED. iIorecmenL Herginatm. t Cleveland’s Letter of Acceptance _____ The ariurar.ce to the penpie of the utmost with impunity permit ice to taint in Full. the spirit of right And equity, which b the Isdirhtaal liberty consistent with pence and twenty-one yearn ARGUMENT FOR TARIFF REFORM lite of uur republic; aud we shall fail ta reach tiiir jui-. iunri destiny if greed and self­ . i^mesa lead the way. Deflnr* the CblcM<«» Decl*rati«»a. Recognizing these truth*, the national Democracy will seek by the application d just nnd sound jirinciples to «pinlixe io om people tbe blnwlDg* tipe them from the ghvepi meet they support, to promote ] among our countrymen a closer community of inters «ts cemented by patriot bin and nnliunri pride, and to point out a fair field whepi prosperous and diversified American enterpriA- may grow and thrive in the wholesome atmosphere of American indiur try, ingenuity, nnd intelligence. Tariff re­ form U still uur purpose. Though we oppcrae tbe theory that tariff laws may te jxisM-d having for their object tbe granting of discriminating and unfair governmt'htal aid to private venture*, we wage no extermi­ nating v-nr*gnin.*t any American interests. We believe a readjustment can be accom­ plished In accordance with the principle* profera, without disaster urdemolition. W« belter* that the advantages of freer raw material should te accorded to our manufacturtrnvaiMi we contemplate u fair and careful distribution of necessary tariff burfeus, rather than the precipitatioq of free trade. Free Tnule Impossible. We anticipate with calmness the misre­ presentation of our motives and purposes, instigated by a M-libbni9« which seeks to hold in unrelenting grasp its unfair advan­ tage under present tariff laws. We will rely upon tho intelligence of our fellow tountrymen to reject the charge thata party roniprhing a majority of our people is planning the dest i uct km or injury of Ameri­ can interests; and we know they cannot te frigtiteual by the spectre of impossible gix-d ertier Is a cardinal principle of oqi f’lrvenuneuL Tjjis girts no sanction to I vixatitnu sumptuary laws, which unneceef.aiil^’iiterfere with such haliita anil cow UimiVlrf our people as are not offensive to a just moral sente, and are not Inconsistent with gnod citizenship and the public wal* Lire. The sonic principle require* thnt the line lietween the subject* which aiv properly within governmental control and those which nre more fittingly. left to parental regulation should be carefully kept in view. An enforced education, wisely deemed a proper preparation for citlzenahlp, should not involve the impairment of wholesome parental nutlfority, nor do violence to the household conscience. Paternalism tn gov­ ernment Hods no approval in the creed of Democracy. It is a symptom of misrule, whether It is manifested in unauthorised gifts or by an unwarranted control of per­ sonal and family affaire. k.-'jo tried ft* kill penltentiiry t<* Prince Ansoa i:»'Jr!'.l. •ajut.ni aral <4 th. emprro,’. military bouwlmltj. trf oue of lb« old** «*nd noble.1 Iw»*- 7~7L..7n JhhMelft in a **th tab owing w ttoiwnlnt^b^ best known on account -f hi* irnmoralities, Which u* took no |uiro to <xmc«u. The grand, jury at Chicago ha* began in reatigating tte alleged rifumpta.’ briteryu. Justice Woodman by “Mike McDonald. It te now thought that insUvui uf Deputy Marshal Williams having oupturrt «hf Dalton gang, ttet notable body of Amur kau dtizen* ha* captured- tiu» deputy numhal. tknnan/avuritra. is im««e“Cohmel Billy” Taylor, formerly otCldcrago, iu much sought after in • wlu ro detectives are hunting for him to explain a charge of pausing checks. Ills mother-in-law b* **i‘i to be a, Principle* of Democratic tegislnttoa ou victith to the extent ot IW,0>®. The pmnutpri rtlnr-t U» «“• Wliile George Melin* and George hu beene'-enleauae-'nlea •on were riding acro<« n brtdjfo nt White­ TO per renL of the pt— receiptSS. mti ■>« K >«-*>-" • U0 0 ' ” water, Minn., on an engine, the bridge gave way, predpit-iting the men and engine Imto John Onlrtn, eh Cblowo. tiled trot” >» the water. Both men were so badh injured haling the fumes from a liroken. carboy 01 that they cannot recoverj nitric acid. His death was aa agmdxing | Nxw You. S**P«—Tho ktl,,r of Carpenter Beck, 0 long term prisoner in one, and three inen were requirad to bold Grover (ievdand accepting the nomina­ the Central prison of Berlin, Germany, tion as the Democratic candidate for presi­ *trippe«l himself and equecred through a him in LedSeven Of the n.-etnot.d lied derate window about eight inch** square. Hu has dent <if the Unitel Stales is addreaatd to prta.ner.ln the jell »t Hochoeun. h r . not lieen caught Hon. William L. Wilson and <»tl.ere, com­ MWH1 their wey ou« -dth e eew nude from GOOD WORD FOR THE FAIR. In digging a sewer tax Pho-nix, Ari-, mittee, etc., and is as follows: workingmen have broken ta14* 4,1 ,u,cl‘ nt a strip of iron. Gkxtlkmkx:—In responding to your for­ crypt nnd the find will nettle’ many ques­ Four negroes and uno whit* man were mal notification of my nomination to the tion* heretofore disputed by the HcirtitiM-a whipped .iSe-CMle. Del .lt. U» pree presidency by the national Democracy I Our countrymen not only expect from Tbe fact that the extinct' people who for- enoeof eho-it ®0 epecutom. taladln* • hope I may be permitted to say at the ouk threw who represent them in public placet a mcrly Inhabited that country cremated .few curious visitor* from Philadelphia, set that continued-reflection aud observa­ Chester, New York .md Baltinios*. sedulous care for the things which are di­ their dead in proved. The queen of Great Britain has a private tion have confirmed me in my adherence to Three rubbers broke into Kaffin’* hart­ rectly anti paljinbiy related to their material . . - “ -t nin> direct from Balthe opinions that I have heretofore plainly ware store at Minooka, Illa, aud-when dlw interests, but they also fully appreciate the idon. covt-zad opened fire on tlielr discuverv.rx, and publicly declared touching the queavalue of cultivating our national pride and moral c^tlc who returned the oompllmenM, fatally lions Involved in the canvass. Thia Is a maintaining our national honor. Both time, above all others, when these ques­ Fire at Maysville, Mich., destroyed prop­ wouading one ‘ of th* robbera, Frank Mur­ their material interests and their national erty of the value of tSi.iXM). upon which ray. tions should be considered in the light pride and honor are involved In the success In the case of Hugh O'DounelLti* Irada of the Columbian exposition, and they will there was insurance of W.250. A number afforded by a.sober apprehension of the of the Homcstemi Mrikera, charged with not be inclined to condone any neglect of of summer cottagra at latke principles upon which our government Is of llO.'iG). murdMD in connection with the rk< of July effort ou the jmit of their government to Ind., burued, involving a bamd. and • clear understanding of the re­ 8 last, the judge baa refused bril, and insure in the grander of this event a At­ Hili'* ’Opera house, at Faribault, Minn., lation it bears to the people for whose bene­ ting exhibit of American growth and great­ burned, the lew I wing *».«» Thp P*^ O'Donnell will have So stay in j»U until hh fit it was created. We shall thus be ness, and a splendid demonstration of Amer­ i«l biudmss block in Marengo. Hta., trial comes off. supplied with a test by which the value of burned, causing ftri.OW loss, to offset which A wuui named Emmerson,.of Fort Scott, ican patriotism. any propositions relating to the main­ there was Jb.OOO,insurance. Not Writing-for Instruction. Kan., fearing tliat if he ooccwded him < tenance and administration of our governC'ougre-cdonal nominations: Fourth Wis­ longer be himself would t>e mad* to suffrt । . In an imperfect anti incomplete manner The administration and management ot I have thus cndcavorwl to Mate some of the consin district, Theobald Olxen, Republi­ therefor, delivered up to the officcn his 17can be ascertained, and by which the justice and honesty of every political question can our government depend upon popular will. things which accord with tte creed anti in­ can; Second Nebraska, David H. Mercer, year-old sun who luul slashed Paul Hagci • Fexleral power is tbe instrument of that tentions ot the party to which I have given Republican; Fifth Louisiana. T. J. Webb, to <lraih with a knife over a trifling mat- • be Judged, ■ will—not its niaster. Therefore the attempt my life-.long allegiance. My attempt hsa People's. of the opponents of Democracy to interfere not been to instruct my countryman nor IMuce TJw Atlanta Typographical union box. Priuce Ernest, son uf of thu the grand duke of If doctrine* or theories are presented with and control the suffrage of the states my party, but to remind both that Demo­ The Constitution because it re ■ which do not Mtbfy this test, loyal Auwe through federal agencies dM^lopa a de­ cratic doctrine lire near thu principles of Saxe-Mciningeu, 1ms niarrirt hraiiheu LcUmhi. daughter of the German author, | • Uj n bonus- to men who run typo i jeanism jnust pronounce them false and sign. which no explanation can mitignte.to our government and tends to promote the of Munich. Tin-match had the approval Chines. mischievous. The protection ot t be people reverse the fundamental and safe relations people**good. 1 nm willing tubeaocuced of >h. dural tall,, but cMMren ;A Xuntai.l ll.» rarrtal off . UUk ta bet warn the people and their government. ofnddrresing my countrymen upoq trite from the mamage are to have no title to tn the exclusive use and enjoyhu-nt of their t,_near Neffcmrtle, Ohio., and Wood hound.property and earning* cunceduilly consti­ Such an attempt cannot fail to he regarded topics nnd in homely fadiion for I believe the sucrewiiaiL lire now on lhe trail of the lion. by thoughtful men as proof of a bold de­ tutes the especial purpose and mi-rton of termination to secure the ascendency of a that iui|>ortant truths are found on the sur­ The Mexican minister <>t finance has in-; fhe natiu tal convention <•' Democratic our free'goventment. Thh design te so in- discredited party in reckless disregard of a face of thought, and that they should be troduevd in amgrrs* bill* for the taxing! club* will be held at Now York October 4 stated in direct nnd simple terms, of inheritances ami legnete*. for imposing teiwoven with the structure of our plan of free expression of the popular will. To re­ taxes on toliacco and liquors, for conceding ( rule that failure to protect the citizen in sist such a scheme is au impulse of Democ­ Though much is left unwritten my rec­ such «<e and ehjoymenL or their unjustifia­ racy. At all times and in all places wc ord as a public servant leaves no excuse for title* to holders of goverum-mt bonds, and , While Frank Coming, lhe millionoin for providing now insurance regulations ble diminution by the government itself, is trust the people, A* against the disposi­ misunderstanding my belief and position obliging companies to guarantee jxilicicsby ( distiller uf Peorim waasltttarin the pirioc a betrayal of the people’* trust. We have, tion to force the way to federal power, we on the quietions which are now presented bond*. of his home some on* shot at him from present to them as our ciaiht to their conhowever, undertaken to build a great na­ Rev. J. W. Arney. Michigan’s hors-i pnt*idv through u window, but tbe bullet fldence nnd support n steady championship io the voters of the land for their decision. tion upon a plan especially our own. To ' Called for the third time to represent the racing parson, ha* Mild his horses and in­ miwwd Its mark. There fat no due t<* Mr. pnrtjr of my choice in n contest for ttenu- tend* to a-k the Methodist conference ton* i Corning's aasailant. maintain it and to furnish through its ( of their rigiitx. agency the meat)* for the nivompIWiment prumacy of Democratic principles, my grate­ sign him a pulpit j: A ... ABOUT THE MONEY QUESTION. British man-of-war ha* liven ordered tt ful appreciation of its conffdenre ten-*- than of national objects, the American people n?c — -I,.. General Dragomiroff, one of the ablest' procisd to VI Vtedvuerstock. Ruwda, to HlVtw ta vw willing through federal taxation to surren­ A Condition 1-reredeut to lllmctalllam— ever effaces the Milrnm sense of my respons­ generate of tbe Rumiun army, luu* ta-en re- I gate the selsur* <rf Canadiitn sealtag vt* der a part of their earning* and income. ( ibility. tired by tbe czar Iwcause of his brutal crili- j m-Im by Rumina cruiser*. Tbe people are entitled to sound and eisms of subordinates. । Obituary; Al Peoria, Ills., Judge Sabin If tho action of the convention you repreTarllT hui-Iallon pn-reuh. a familiar । honest mony abundantly sufficient in volStcutenville. ()., people are interested in ; D. Itaterinugh. At Stillwater,. Minu., topni of taler.1 taxation, buchlw.latlon , ,b k n , aent shall te indorsed by the suffrages of a peculiar coincidence. Two hundred ' Clinton A. Bennett clerk of court *C Wash­ -. ... , , | my countrymen, I will uwmme the duties results as surely ta a tax upon the drily . 1 . . .. uieoi our people people as iu-uir inuuu-paid jkuu directuiruui-।| whatever may be thv form of the people a of tbc for whjch j hare teen chicken* have liven stolen in the town ington county, agtd 51. At Ottawa, Ont., life of our the tribute Chief Jnstice Sir William Johnston Justice “ ly into the hands of the tax gatherer. We currcncy, national ur state—whether gold, I nominated knowing full well its inborn during the last week while thetnst Ohio Ritchie, aged lik • At Savannah, <M.,Judgt feel the of incse them- tariff taxes iw too ! silver or paper—it should be so regulated , and perplexities, and with humble reliance conference lias tx-en in seesim. leei inr burden iiuraun <>i uinu ovxe* A. Pratt Adams. At Paris, France, Count Fire destroyed KM) houses in Olknxz, near . .... > i • ..... x-t . __ i .... ■ _____ >_.> _________ _____ ___ ___ l— _ ___ .h_ tta palpably to te- persuaded by any sophistry and guarded by governmental action, ar by upon the Divine Being, infinite in power to de Trapani, half brother of Fen'^fcand IL Cracow. The flames were spread through that they do not exist or nre paid bv for­ wise nud careful laws, that no one can te aid, nnd constant in a watchful care over the town by s high wind with such rapid­ Estimate* at tbe navy departitwiit call for: eigner*. Such taxre, representing a aimin- deluded ns to t he certainty and stability of our favored nation. ity that dozens of persons were injured an appropriation of fiO.ono.OOO for tbe com­ Yours, very truly, utlon of the property rights of the people, it* value. Every dollar put into the hands before they could flee to the fields. Four- ing year, which is an increase of H,000,(MX Gbovkk Cleveland. are only justifiable wheu laid nnd collect­ ot the people shouldhe of the same intrinsic ’ tern persons were burned to death and over the apprapriationN of the cnmmt ymr. Guay Gables, Sept 26, last * ed for the purpose of maintaining our gov­ eight others probably will die of their inHenry Poor & Sons, leather •icalm citing ernment. and furnishin g the in ram to/the value or purchasing power. With this con­ DEATH ~OF GENERAL HUSTED. dition absolutely guaranteed both gold and juril-x a large busiuuM at Boston, l ave mad* an actx>n>pltehn-.et;t of its legitimate purpose* silver can te safely utilized upon cqunl Illinois Liquor Derim association, in assignment. and functions. This is taxation under the term* ip the adjustment of oar currency. seaslon at Decatur, has etected these offi­ The Piui-Pn-diyterian c'*«ncil lu-a, de­ operation of n tariff for revenue. It accords In dealing with this subject no aeMte'i cers: Thoma* Nolan, uf Chicago, president; cided. t«> hold it* next merttag in Giaegow, withThe pfofcMdons of American free insti­ scheme should te allowed to'in terrene, nr.d Peekskill, N. Y„ Sept. 28. — General tutions, and Iu justice and honesty answer nodoubtful experiment should teattemptut James W. Husted dinl at his residence in lx Brileuburg.'of Peorta, treasurer; Robert Scotland. J. Halle, Chicago, Mi retary. tbe test supplied by a correct appreciation The want* of our people, ariring from the Pea* full from tbe sky at Balt I mots-along of the principles upon which these insti­ deficiency of imperfect distribution . .' this village at H o’clock last night. Gen­ wit h a shower ot rain. eral Husted was tutions rest. This theory of tariff legtela- 1 money circulation, ought to te fully n-d The MWereign grand lolgoof Odd.Hallows Tbe latest prcMilential ticket is: For taken ill on his manifestly > njoins strict economy in public honestly recognized and ••fficlw ‘ "cn president, Mrs. Victoria Woodhull Mar­ sanctioned the scheme to erecL a sanitxri expenditures and their limitation to legiti­ died. It should, however, te way to the Ke- tin; fur vice president, Mra Mary L. Stow, urn for the uw< uf uu-mbara of thv-unler al mate public ums, inasmuch as it exhibits remembered that the Inconvenh-,. publican nation­ of California. Platform—Female suffrage, Hot Springs. .Ark X •b a* absolute extortion any exaction l*y way that might arise from such a sftr.hlio;. al convrotJou tn immediately followed by lhe millennium. H. & PwL a Rockfc nL Ills., bwmt. had of taxation from the substance of the peo­ te much easier borne than the t-.r.Iv rJune last. As Liuie Gcsizales. an oct res*, hom-whlppcd Thoma* Chick, of the Chick H'«*e, put cm ple beyond the necessities of a careful and distress which must follow n dfctrc->■ J. & Hindi, a newspaper correspondent, at proper administration of government. « currency. . _________ ____ _____ stricken some of Denver. l<eeauiM- he alluded to her as n Indursry for the Merit Hystcni. those on brant “new curio” and n "dime mtns-um wonder." > ha* sort I*neL for fl.OOU daiiuqn*. Opposed to this theory the dogma is now becaH-e the rvawm he alluded to her — Public ojpcials are the agents of ; of the train ad­ And boldly presented that ♦ariff taxation is thus was that she hail treated his ndvanevs LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS, justifiable for the express purpose* and in­ people. It is therefore tbeir duty to *rcv.re ministered him a coolly, tent erf thereby promoting especial interests for those whom they’represent tbe test aul dose nf medicine, The South Carolina}Democratic ronven-, and enterpri **. Such a proposition is so ! most efficient performance of public work". and it waa raid tian re-nominated Tillman, the Alliance 1-'allowing were 'Ac quota pons on the troanl dearly contrary to the spirit of our consti­ This plainly can te best ncconiplishiil '«y that it was an governor, and adopted reradutiana indors­ of trade Imlay-. Wheat-.Septemlwr. opened tution, and so (Hr^ctlj cncouragerj the dis­ regarding ascertained fitness in thescl<cti<-:i TShrc. closed 74Min October.*peoed ~ite. dreed erf government employes. Thu* cmisiilrming Cleveland and Steven* m. turbance by selfishneKs ana greed of |»IW-c-ciubcr. opened Mfo-. ehaed TT^o. cauM<d the ilk William Rice, a farmer neurBethMy, darn teplcmboe. ^Tiotic sentiment, that its statement would tionsr.lune arc sufficient justification fornh opened 45Rsx dreed 45Jvn JAS. W. Ht sTED. nesa from which Harrison county,- Ma. was murdered by ■ October. opcr*«l IM^dred rudely shock our people if they had not al*, honest adherence to the letter and spirit May. of civil service reform. There are, however, m-ighlior, H. L. Ixing. After the deed ready hem insidiously allured from tbe opened ««Sc. wtoard r-Hi. Oats-September, he died. After the , convention he was . other featnre* of this plan which abundant ­ •. doM-<l tte.; Or toiler, opened safe landmarks ot principle. Never have brought home to Pcekuhill and remove! to Long, who was insane, compelled his wife opened honest desire for national growth, patriotic ly conunend It. Through its operation his residence where he remained in tail, and 'laughter to drag tiie corpse from tbeir l\.rk - September, opened Sm.iK, .devotion to country, and sincere regard for worthy merit in every station ami condi­ hovering Iwtwevn lifts ami death ever since. home to the Rice place. Lx>ug attempted Xc. of American Hfeis rccognizRHn thedte- General Hunted was one of the teM known to cut his own throat when, aneeted, but ckw<l (Muter uptacd SMUrt, dr»*d those who toll Ircen so betrayed to the sup­ tion trihution of I ♦ 'c employment, while its |io Jteuary, opened ILLIHU, «hw«d wits overpowered. port of a pernicious doctrine. politicians in New York stated and his I1J.I7H. Lard — Septouibcr. opened >7.7\ application tends to raise the standard of death will be mourned by the thousands Proferaor George Croom Robertson, one closed . political activity from spoils hunting and Inita behalf the plm that our infant in­ unthinking party affiliation to the advocacy who knew him. He was charitable in the ot the foremast Greek scholars of Great Uu-rtwk -ItInb nt tho Union Stork yard* Britain, is d—ul, aged 50 yerars. today ranged as follows: Ho«>-Market dustries should I* fostered did service un­ of party principles by reason an argument. extreme to the poor of Peekskill Cougrvxsiiinal iiointaatinua: Eighth Maa- active, rapecirily on shipping aceouau tracktil discredited bv our stalwart growth; then BANDMASTER GILMORE DEAD. Pension Roll a Roll ot Honor. sachura-tt sdlst net, Moeen T. Steven* (Dem.); cm buying; b-wt grades were j.tWc higher followed the exigencies of a terrible war The American people are generous and grade* were uncluiagvd; -ri-x which nuide our people heedless of the op­ Ninth MasaachufwUs, George F. Williams other * U'ftiiLtlu pigs. |4.«KtM0 light, portunities for ulterior si-hemra afforded by grateful; and they have impressed tifi-se (Dem.): Secund Connecticut. James 1'. i—biiw, Raais Mixta, St. Loris, Sept. 3k-Patrick Saraflekl l»igott < Dem.); Sixth Louisiana. 8. M. Rob­ and iS.ia3A.1b heavy their willing and patriotic payment of un­ characteristics upon their government. fracking and shipping precedented tribute: and now, after a long Therefore, ail patriotic and just citizen* •Gilmore, the lender of Gilmore's Imnd, died ertson (Dern.4 Arizona, Frank A. Smith periisi of pence, when our overburdened must commend literal cunsideratiou for nt the IJndell hotel at 6.46oYlock Saturday (Dem.) Cattle-Market only moderately active; countrymen ask fortelicf nnd a restoration our worthy veteran M-ldiera and for the night. Mr. Gilmore was seized with a vio­ feeling was rather dull and weria prices A young brother ot tho pugilist Corbet^ families of those who have died. No cmnto a fuller enjoyment of their iucoUKW and plaiuC should te made of tbe amount nf lent attack of cramps about 3 o’clock a. m. *rving a three years'sentence in the San favor bay er-,; quotations ranged l.0 cx‘r* »hlpping strars. X.WQ earnings, they are met by the claim that publie money paid to thoee actually dis­ Dr. H. T. Toudd was summoned. He found, Frrfncte-i house of correction for having rh«***>.H0USM.a fair to good. tariff taxation fur the sake of protection Is abled or made dependent by reason of army forged hi-, father's name to • check, broke « FtSM-L *• common to medium do. S4LU*'J.'« an American system, the continuance of service. But our pension roll should te a his patient suffering from what appeared tot jail, and is at large. S?iCfcr“' M-he-l-l' >tork.„ S1.T» whkli Is uectwsary in order that high wages roll of honor uncoutomtaated by ill deserts J Im- a very severe bilious attack. He adl«l •t’U Tvxai, »Utm, IXiXJLS range stt-cra. iCUSJ Courtland S. Van Remwelm-r, who was may be paid to our workingmen and a home arid unvitiated by demagogic abuse. This in for conference- three other phyaidana. on® ut.<he itolayrt paaM-ngnro on the steamhx-’h-ni. «1.71ga.no cow*. S2-"»t'A25 bulk, veri «-*ivt«. market be provided for uur farm products, te due to those whose worthy names adorn I Under their treatment Mr. Gilmore rallied, teim the Hamburg and I nnd during tbe morning seemed to t, Sheep-Market rather quiet; prices un. The S)«tea> Declared Uajostndl and »n.l to lo all our people people'vboilplitfht TOT,,ig. At A, II o'clock m. he h., eufr^l b«“>"Mp c»ui|»nr for ,10.01c the roll who delight to ■j p proving. o'clock p. m. suffered . i ,‘ur't*llon!’ range*1 at per Those pretense* should do longer deceive. honor lhe breve nml tbo true. It u nUo „Upw. borrem, tuul the phjRlebuu wlvo ' hull’s west era. natives, Tbe truth is Hint such a system i» directly due to lie.to who m yrrtre th etnne should I „p Three colh-ctivu indictments for murder, Texas, and fiaxaiaj hope o, bp, He auik mp. antagonized by every sentiment of justice hour tevenntlx und loelnglr the story ot t.fiy, aml mrt Ht lhc hour ra.-ntionod above. two for aggravated riot, and one for con­ creini-L'F"-u^’*rStnr’ «*>•' aud fairness of which Americans are pre- Amvrivnn puinotirm-and fortitude. !Uu«--------------------- —— spiracy have been returned against 107 nf dairies, fancy, fresh, 3M cmftwnti.v proud. It Ls also true that while tinted bv our pension roll. Tbe pijeference New Free Delivery Offlees. fresh, WkM3Hc. Eggsthe Humericnd striker*. Hugh O'Donnell, “*• Htriudy fnrah stock, Ifc. per dux, 1 on « off; |re. our workingmen and farmers can, the least accorded to veteran soldiers In public em­ Washington, Sept 8T.-Th® pnstnuuter Hugh Ros*. *nd Burgess McLuckie are stofik, 17’<;ji.*c. Uv. pooltry-Heta. of all our people, defend themselves against ployment should be secured to them hon­ general ha* issued *D order to establish die named in all six indictment*. r-^t 1 , ^ ch,c ; kon * ’ lhe harder home lite which such tariff tax­ estly and without evasion.juid when capable free delivery smice beginning Dec.’ I, ixe, The Odd Fellows' headquarters ha* te-eu ation decrees, the workingman suffering and worthry thrir claim to the helpful re­ changed from Columbus, 0., to Britigeese. jwr do*. Potatoesfrom tbe importation and employment of gard aud gratitude of tbeir countrymen ut Decorah, la.; Shelbyville, Ind.; Okla­ more, Md. Mlnneraga Early Ohio*. S3aMc per bu: Wis­ homa, O. T,; Peru, 1ml.; Michigan City pauper labor Instigated by hi* profesecd should lie ungrudgingly acknowledged. consin Rose and Hebrona, toaatc; Mlcldgan Ind.; Yankton. S. D.; Ironwood, Mich.; Saturday, Sept. !4, friends, and seeking security for his IntcrThe Oppressed and the 1 in migrant. Sweet poCatoea-Jerwy. Steven* Point, Wl*„ and Mason City, la. rwtsin organized co-operation, still waita Boston, New York. Cincinnati and Chi­ U.aaa® per bbl; Baltimore, Uar.j4.25. ApOur people, still clieri.-hing the feeling cf f for a divirion of the advantages secured lo humnn fellowship which Itelonged to our THE DEATH RECORD. cago nre repr-Mented in a dml by which a ph»-Crocn,|UQMOOpei SLri; Duchem. jmwa-UOl hi* employer tinder cover of a generous con.Unatlon ta b™n forttai unoa, coras a nation, require their gov­ ' soikitude for hi» wages, while the farmer beginning WillUM S. Bkooks, prominent citizen tain leading concerns in the bnrinaw of ernment to express for them, their sympa­ is learning that tbe prices of his products of Joliet, Ills. nitudc publishing as well aa that of the thy with nil those who are oppressed un­ are fixed in foreign markets where he suf- der any rub* leu free than ours. Dr. O. D. Culksiax. well-known phyid- manufacture of musical instruments. 'fmfrom a competition invited and built Judge William Sherwood, nf the common A generous hospitality, which is one uf cian, at Portage, Win. np by the system he is asked to support. Major General DANIEL UlXMAX. at Nv- pleas court at Cleveland; died from the the most prominent of our national charWhra. Kta JNB»YOHK.SePLffi. k v 7 oter V.M S r*1 W,?b’r <mh’ n*a Ocsetcristies, prompts us'to welcome the wor­ effects of a surgical operation. ’ INTERPRETS THET PLATFORM. Professor GfiOliGE C uoom R obinson , at thy nnd industrious of all lands to homes Several hundred persons paid 15 cent; KKto’ <• UHc; December, K>HcCorn — Na 3 mixed cash, Oati/ . Tariff Reform Without Dtawtar or D*- and citizenship among us. This hospitable London. ™,f“> «S«l-r»,lon Anny w«Ulw CK»Crn!rlM1 x-*’*1’ Sumter, X«4c; Dr. John & Rratns, widely known phv. at tortDodge, Tn sentiment is not violated, however, by care­ ’ '5^*r-.a7^c;1I',)''«mbcr. Rye-Quiet; rieian, at Ottawa, Ills. ful and reasonable regulations fur tbe pro ­ The struggle for unearned advantage at CoiiKr«tai<jnAl nomlMUoiu: Sixth Wh »^6Tc (near Ms aud boat load*. ItarieyEx-Congressman W. G. Ward, at Was­ rattan tlhttrict, Emil iwncb (Hm.K h JJ°rtc~Btdl; old umml thadoonof the gm erument tramples on tection of the public health, nor does it eca, Minn. NovemMichigan, G. It. Hlchunlou (Dem.); Xint). ui, S7I^r’l~at**dr; Octob«. the right* erf thrau who patiently rely upon justify the reception of immigrants who F1UXK ijWVKi'b pugilist, at Chicago. hare no appreciation of our institutions, Alabama, William Vaughan (Rep.); Thh t - aaanmneva at American equality. Every and whose presence among as Is a menace . J^ve8to®k: Cattle—The tendency moderately GEoeqk C. Hlxox, millionaire lumber­ Louleianu, Andrew I-nc, (Dem.) govcniment eonctwdon to clamorous favor- to peace and good order. idVln’ *" ♦ > k'°Od tO chci'* natives sold al an man at La Crease, Wi*. The eeaport town ot Bnctonche. N I iteff invitee corruption in political affair* Tbe impc.tance of the construction of Judge William E. Sheuwood, at Cleve­ IlS.Wft"™’’1'4"’ Th"““wtU«o« tire s to tobe-l »*: by eueouragimc the expenditure of money the Nicaragua canal as a means land, O. • to debauch suffrage in support of a policy of promoting commerce between our The J'uke of Boltherlaxo, atLondon. °* the Briiw‘ Iwi-etorp,.. ! directly favorable to private and selfish states and foreign countries, and also General John Pope, one of the princinal .“•* 01 '“nhniptey anatbe.the tacrejel . to the eu* fljpre' of the rebellion, st .5*«lusky, Q, gain. Thia ia the end must strangle paid*, m a contributiou ' ‘ 'he OU® l.-w «Inaolreney pnceetlhija dat. ■ That Issue Made the Principal One fcr Discussion. Ld MtUBATli URDH1L ~ Statu-of Micfelgan. Countv of Ham -s At *. MMioa ul the hYobate iourt. f.ir tbe uountv ol Barrr huhteu st ta ITobate offlve. in ;nr Lily of Hvtar-. in said County, au Wrineiday the Ja\ . f Sept. In the year oau thcasaod raJit to-t ired and ninety two. ^•*-*ei‘t, Vhariei W. AnnttaonjL J' - -­ ta tiie uiaiier ot the sjtate of .-tanti Hall. On reading and Minn the peUtljn. duh >■ : ted. of Wyman A. HaU.buahand.i4 taid -rul­ ed, praying that adtvUitetrailM* ot »a!d . may l>«-granted to *ata pefiUoctr «• :>i >>:• l other saltable perwu. Thereupon it is 'lettered, that Tl.urxiny lh& 3)th day of October A. !>.. hJ»t M t in o’eio l. iu the forenoon, be aarirnedtor thqiiearm; ’ said petition and that the tetr* a: lan ot -a'd deceased and all other petmu* interested m raid estate, are required m appear at a -isinu Irfsata court, the* to te IsoMeti st ibe P-nbaU utter, in the city ot Hastings. In said Csutrty. and show osuso, if any there Ve, ntiy th<- pr >; .t ol the petitioner may not b* Aud 4 fas further ordered. t)i*2 *akl petitioner zh<' lice to lhe pezsooi interfiled in raid **tat-. ->t tbe pemtamy ot said, petition nr>4 tte h.-arc s thereof by causing a copy of tbft order to I* published ta tte H*»ti*gs Ranxr*. a >•»•paper prtatod and ckvoiaied in the said Cvuutj of Barry, once in each week for three »txxt*«‘Ae weeks previous tosald day of hearing. COAS. W. AUM.-TKX %• • Judge of IT--ba’r (A tree copy.) A DM1 NIHTllATOIlti 8A LE In the matter of the nlxtr ci Sanucl ter'*■ > Notice is terebv given Hint I shall m-H si i • lie auction, to the highest bidder, on Fn«ta> tbe 4th day of Novcirtber. A. D ■-! te o'clock ta the forenoon, at the late rew-leuc* •! tbe lat*Samuel Beckey on tte premise' h- :> । after daeertbed in the township of Thoroei ;>.> in the County of Barry, ta the Matcot MietiXivn. poratiaBt toUoetiMaiM authority grsntri t<> >■ on the ninth A*y ot September. A. 1».. !-< th* Probate Cmirt of Barry Coauty. Mldhicau. all the relate, right, title and Interest id Ibr s-' t deceased of, tn and :o the real mate sit. it and being In thu County ot Barrv. tn । !"• Stat- v! iDtlnBMLknQMkMdaeacrtbedm folio*. wit: The west half of the cast half of the nori ' east quarter ot section fourteen (14> :n twri tour (4) north range ten (10) wnt Harrv County ■ MJcb. 81LM Brt'KXV Dated. Sept 9. A D„ 1X2, AdndnlMrat ■: PROBATE ORDER Stat* of Michigan. Cuunb- ot Barry -s». At a seJMion ol the Probate Court tor i> e County ot Barry, bohlen at the Protut '1:c< Iu the City of Hastings, tn ’aid county, on ruesday the 13th day ut September. In tbe year •< r thousand emt hundred and ninety twe Present, Chark-s W. Armstrong, JmU* nt Probate. In th* matter of the estate of F. Kotmc WMMk drc-M—’d. On readlog and filing the petition, duly u r! Bed. ol Herbert A. McBain, brother in-imt «! safd deceased, praying that mfniinlitnt;."i <>f said estate may be granted to said petit l-'&er ss administrator. De bools non. Thereupon it is ordered, that Monn.iy the 10th day of October. A. D.. treat one o ciii k in tbe aflemooh. be m>sttned for the hrarti.c ot s.4d petition and that the heirs at law nt said ceased and all other persona interested in *•«'> Mtatds ate retired to aopesr at a «i said court, th«u to be hoideu at the Probate •’!Boe, tn the City ot Hastings, tn said eounty. and •howcause, If any there be, why tue pn? i •: the petitioner may not be granted And ill* tothe persons Interested In said estate, ot i*< pendency of said petition and the hearing thereof by causing a copy of this order to te BaxNKB, ■ news, raper printed and circulated ta saw County of Barry, anoe tn each wrek for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing CHAS. yt. Asi.MiTnn>.; Jpdee of Probate (Atm copy.) �N EWSPAPER Di 1990 1 STATESMAN’S ’STEW "I axn sorely aunoyed and banned by ports of domestic and foreign merchan* a name,” told a dapper little tnanvtith duo exceeded the value of the imports keen gray oyc* and n fierce mustache at “What! a M-nsibh- per.-on like yourwlf in 1802 by the large sum nf $202,876,457. the Laclede. “I l«<r a qam* that fur <etj- I.' V/HAT THE M’KINLEV LAW HAS to have a borsenhoe lying on tbe doorstep! “Eighteenth—The reciprocity of tho <0 -D IN THE FUTURE. SOMETHING OF WHAT THEY lune* has I < eu borne with pride, ami that Did it ever bring you good luck )” ’ OONE FOR. US. new tariff act has opened new foreign to my positive knowledge has never been “Certainly! V«i»u*rday my tailor came FINDING IN WASHINGTON. markets, and uur exports to tho coun­ dtabcaared. It is an honorable mune and to dun me for payment'of Ida bill. On go­ tries with wh’ch reciprocity relations ing nway he stumbled ove r the Lcr^t-shoe I is associated wito many of man’s greatest Itepurtene , aehievemeuta. And yet In these degenerate hare been established have increased by and broke hi* leg. N<iw be won’t bother •he sum of $lt!.2j|6,88l. , days of the comic.song writer and hi* nrehme again for « niontu at least.’’—l.u*t.’go Blatter. • “Nineteenth—Established industries iViii<{h "HI »«• the But • cuosplraror, tbe wandering minstrel, my filed. I name la wc ighin^dewn my ambitions and have been, stimulated and new indus­ . uf The Post have just . my hopes u prosperity iqid posterity. M* tries started, which aro giving employ* INjectal Correspondence.] on, and have proved name is Mctiinty-Mlcbgei J. McGintyTiic rate of pulsation depend* entirely (Special Correspondence. | Washington, Sept 5. - Secretory me nt to hundreds of thousands of men, tn tho movements of the heart, each 1ient ... ju their aid Tho i buVnuronu man In fifty to whom.I urn inWashington, Sept. ID.—Thisiaa great Tcp.-rwentlng- a cuatr&afon of the letl h.nit the use of a tiuUurvd believes either my introducer or I.f the treasury department, so that great prosperity exists in all week in Washington. Tho old soldiers Ventricle. The normal pulse of the adult lines of trade, while in nearly every I niyiMf wln n. with the moxt dignified so- •uund a pkanant surprise awaiting him .1 liar, devoted ion; iemnity. we assure him that that is my real w sen he returned from Ohio. The rhief other country there ia more or less de­ arc here in fnll force. Never since they tnalo varies irom j^0 Lo 60 bents in the marched up Pennsylvania avenue at tho minute: the range of ths individual varirtpression. r.ubjeCt, and !<• coguotaetu I havii surrendered all hope of of the bureau of statistics, although the “ Twentieth—There has been a steady close of the war has Washington seen so titn Is, however, very great. The range in .nwl with auccett. ,ever ----------------- ---------«« « -own m main a* utilizing thu tcdepitone, torus ha* been very hot, had been decline in prices of the necessaries of many of the veterans who saved the females is even greater, some having a • much(w* now in i the tnnu ut the other cud of the fine asks i< .. nt to print a . me who it is that hn» rung him up, and! and I rattling around among his figures while life, as compared with prices prior-to country. And there is nb less enthusiasm pulse rate of over 80, others less than **)1 rt. McGinty, I.he m krail* .11.— —ut » —me .for dis.. i’-'t in about five; >.,,1 tell 1. him for the flag and tho country among the lhe majority showing a higher rate than Secretary Foster wn away, and was the adoption of tho tariff act of 1890. «* hints are known mrbiug m-hint-H curbing him with my joke* and anfipDivhimApphh- iiblo to give him some interesting in­ “Twenty-first—There has been on ad­ thousands who tread Pennsylvania ave­ males. Iu children the rate Is more frequent: ■s.” il" 1* *the !’•“ <>th«r lw ring* me »-» - off. ..tr Ii ______ ______ to . .intro . •M, und other 'j ly never attempt nue today than there was a quarter of a At birth, 12S to 144; first year, 120 to 130; . vance in wageu. >uc .ue'”, machines. dune myself to nny one on other men do, formation about the effects of the Mc“Twenty-second—The prices nf farm century ago behind the battle stained at sixteen year*. 00. In old age the pulse ia r. I lie captions are i foc I would only be con»iderod au impostor kiuley tariff which even surpassed the banners. . • products hnvu increased since the pas ­ usually nlwve 72, but often also teiwcen the body of the ■ who was trjing to disgnUu his idcntltv for expectations which Secretary Foster had Changed Condition*. 50 awl 00. Tbe pulire rata is higher in an ingenious con- । some • t—..------minister..... motive*, or an<- individndi en­ formed as to the wonderful success of sage of the tariff act of 1890 by 18.67 per short than tall persona, and also varies But what a change they find. cent." \ entiou the setting tirely ton freah. somewhat with the time of day, independ­ that measure and the renuykable pros ­ Inilead of a treasury burdened with a >'ply provided for. । “Ala.ltl lhe queerest exjx-ricnce that my A BUSINESS VIEW. debt of $2,750,000,000 they find the treas­ ent of meal* and movbmento-diminishing are.so called be- I nnn:« hn* occasioned me occurred un ano perity of the country under it • Ln the forenoon, rising in thu afternoon, . set the telegraphic . of Vb<>s.- munificent atvaiuws thnt ply thu ury now with interest bearing debt of “It is n wonderful showing,’* said Mr. The Tariff Seen Through Bnilutu Specsinking during the night and rising in tbe r> m The Post. The j, HuUmui. ( hnned a party of friends for on Foster ref ctively, as he leaned back in Ires than $000,000,000. morning. Habitual pulse rates tielow X h brings the press dis-I exclusion up the river. In the party was Instead of an annual interest charge and ns low na 46 have been observed in . LSpueUl Correapendente.l , . ketric switchboard. [ one of the nnet beautiful young women 1 . his office chair und looked again nt the New York, Sept 5.—As waa pre­ of $150,000,000, which the government healthy ndulta, but they are rare excep­ j total* and comparisons which Mr. Brock ttnbected with the .: ever hi .v. lot once sought an Introducwas compelled to pay at that time, they tion*. We know of no case-on record of a .■i^hty •l,.v u-thiii tut- j1 tiou to her, and Imagine my heartburn* I had laid before him. “I wonder what dicted by its author, the McKinley tar­ nires, /mi. one for find now a treasury whose annual inter­ healthy pulse so low aa 30.—Brooklyn , on the keyboard. 1 w>d chagrin wheu 1 wa* introduced to Miss the tariff reformers can say to this. It iff law is vindicating itself. Evidence est payment is in round numbers but Eagle. tb tliat effect ia accumulating all the - lire sent over the . Koouey. I tried to remove the cmlcirrass- is worth more than volumes of asaertime. Thousands of people who con! $20,000,000. l.y .i .*mnll machine j meat we bah felt by making some jocular A Wondj^-ful Piece of Furniture. Instead of n government so reduced as demned the “McKinley bill bill"’’ when it •hone, called n tele- < remark about the singular coincidence, I tiuru based on theories. It shows thr.t detuned An Inventor him contrived a new combi­ l>o compelled to pay more than 7 per •Is thu sinnll wires | but Misa Rooney wouldn't have it. Her i the List congress, when it revised the was passed as being “a step too far” nation in furniture. When It stands up­ now frankly admit tliat they were mis| c fint on money which it borrowed to .•1 '««!• ; great. liipiid eyes filled with tears, nnd she : tiuiff. did its wyjk intelligently.” right in the drawing room it looks like an s constructed much । turned her beck on nut All thi* may seem | “What years are. taken for purposes taken, ns uainy New Yorkers aro also . entry on its war for tho preservation of easel bolding a portfolio that one might ■• box cylinder. A* ■ funny to you nnd other people, but I tel!. of v the nation they find one able to float it* easily fancy filled with choice prints. But comparison?’ asked tho corre.-puud- doing. , ■! d.tdies are raided | yon the jhlng.has gone so far .that there is ent. George W. Betts, of the Ann of F. • bonds at par at 2 per cent, per annum there is a curious little knob on the top uiinnuua roll of tin- I no fnti'in it *o me.’’—St. Lonis Globe Derawhich, being pressed, lets down the front । "The fire::!; years ended June 30,1890, W. Devoe & Co., corner of Fulton and I interest I <x\r ingenious pneumatic ( and Juno !’.!). H®». During the entire William streets,, make* a most interest- | . instead of a debt of seventy-eight dol­ of tho jxirtfolio. Instantly a pair of slen­ jiertions of | ' r;d»t*i portic -----der steel legs let tlieraselves down from ing statement ns to the effect of tho j law for each individual in tho United । year ended June 80, 1890, the tariff of WoahinElon'k I'uvurita utainsl the proper McKinley bill on his businesa. Messrs, j States they find an indebtedness of thir- somewhere to support, the front of tbe . ami « j Mrs. -----------------------A. J. Damh,- -of----------Canton, O., re la tea 1883 was iu operation, and during the portfolio, which prove* to be the shelf of ■ Devoe & Co. aro whelw&ile dealers in ! teen dollars for each individual, and in ­ entire year ended June 30, 1892, the L’he typesetting I an anecdote .of General Washington ns the desk. paints, oils and artist materials. They ! atead of d per capita interest rate of .Mcrgnn-I told * • • •by '•her grandfather, ■ — • — tariff of 1890 was operative.” At back of that are numerous pigeon­ Nicholas Friuger. they now find an interest rate of holes, boxes and all kinds of convenience* of Turrypiwn. Md. "Can you give me a summary of tho have been eetaUished since 1852, and I have a very extensive trade, both dothirty-five cents ;x?r capita. for holding thing*, together with ink­ During the adininhtrution ot Washing­ results of the comparison?" stands, pencils, rulers, calendar and nil the ton be found it hecciwiry to taken busincM mestic and foreign. line of tbo trip ot a few days’ duration, accompanied other equipments of a reliable desk. In Mr. Betts is a typical independent. All thia they find interesting. REVteNbE INCREASED. and i» carric*! to by his staff. It having become known to I As such he has held more or less proThey lind instead of a country com­ the top of the easel frame also is set a tiny “ First — The revenue has been in ­ inker upi" < tile clt1..ms of Tarrytown that he would I nounced views on tho subject of tariff pelled to raise $519,000,000 by tax­ clock, like the watches set in ladice* brace- , creased $51,367,050. thing* trim one i pass through there, nrr.uigvineuts were k-ta, only larger. Another easel of the ation in a year one which now taxes its same design lets down into a dressing ta­ ______ ..,1UU I reform. “Second —There has IAhju an increase ■ , , , , . , i t ><!<> thl* work. । made to give him a royal reception, and people less than $400,000,000 a year, ble, with much pale blue upholstery, and value of................. our foreign com- I| ........ ............... .... '■i'I’T1 to with Mitii them all. the proprietor of lhe village tavern, nt in the total although her jtnpnlatjon has nearly un-rce ot jUlli.M0.510, m rompunl with -'((•klole?' lull when X wax under coiuldrx-i1 a largo beveled mirror and many brushes, h.iiu is n piece ef , which he would take supper, preporvl to 1I1PT4-1- (if *1'1(1 .VIII 5,10 tiu doubled meantime und ___ the__expenses icna and ..... i aii .-increase ---------- of $400.857,381. 'j eration in congress," said Mr. Betts. “I ________________________ r______ of _ boxes and all kinds of appliances develop. eight arms fash-’ Mrve a menu fit torn king, Everything, 1890, -Citbinetniaker. vindmifl. These * almost, ■ - in the line of * i-ntablv* -;> • • I h(» annual (I Illi (1.11 nX-.-.H-l idi.'ii!!. Ihesc; that* one nv.*r ovur the average of (1... the ten years 1 thought it went too far nnd believed that government naturally increased. j lhe Republican party was making a serf- | They find a bount ry with a foreign com.tt.u liini’Ut at ; could think ot won secured and placed in , prior to 1891. ’ increased EXJmrts . line from tho I rcodine».* tc lx* served ou short notice, j im -bmw earvaia. I ous ,u“take in passing it. I did not think • merce of nearly $2,000,000,000 against a Ancient objects of various kinds are util­ • nper podtion hi ■ About 4 o’clock in the afternoon of the' •» — —-In 1892 the exports for the ‘ * s»hotild ever vote the Republican . total of leas than $5'X),000,000in 1865. “Third opt-rnuir reaches ; eventful day the dlatinguitbcti .party or-1 first c - time in“our 1 ".T. 7*"a •bil"* , _____ _?« _____ -- m —>-._____ - who ...__ | They ___ find ________________________ ____ ized ns nniu’?;*, some charm being imag­ hhtory77* exceeded ' ,icket ain-______ M"n,-r (,f Wcnds instead of a balance of_trade ined tb belong to them. 11108 tho little ‘ ' rivol and wn* driven to the hotel. Upon ’l Vj.uq. Republican the United States of $15,0u0,600, .. i..... . . --------------... 1 hul, had pAnnKltann », nt rnlecedenta ■ €«.!* felt" (La 1 the against ITnllnA Hfxlita nf *1X011(1 cylinders of stone which the Babylonians !m.e place* a Mn.,. told when lo have nup^r ready the ; 1 ’ * T??# $1.8,030. which I ||nt I n” ril</> in 1HM ,hnt more than in 1890. aud ' same way. But since I have observed ns was the case in 1863, tliat the balance ■ of old [employed for seals are often seen :i>;<-n;l of .» type • |UW( sent word to Washington'* room, ask- j ''H,$172,419,346 ' actual operations of the McKinley I of trade in onr favor now is more than dangling from watch chains. For the ing him if If he would state what lw be w would mlil '♦205.142.333 $265, in excpM of theaveragean- the law and it* effect on the business inter- I $100,000,000. same purpose jewelers mount In gold or ■ 't.c reached, life, like b«.t. He wn* greatly«surprised to j nuul value of|exports fur ten years prior rets i>f the country my views 'have j They find instead of domestiu exports silver small fossil trilobitcs-crustaceans . i . iiiginiadcup j imrtf thnt Wnahiugton desired only mush I to 1891. amounting to $136,000,000 then that onr found in rocks that were formed perhaps .■n<l presents a I ami milk. | “Fourth—The increase in exjiorts of changed. “There arc still many things in tbe exports during lhe past year were moro 10,000,000 years ago. the ancestors of’ mod­ kn ..re of iron, j In the attempt to have everything ron- ! cotton 181MI was cotton over over 1890 was *7.492.4-49. $7,492,449, and and *116.. $36,­ ern lobsters nnd <• rails.—Washington Star. : । .pner on tne top of t venient. lhc*c in charge had not thought 772,912 ov*r tho annual average for ten McKinley bill that J believe could lie ' than n $1,000,000,000. improved; but take it as a whole, judg- ! * MxmiHMnt i'«n.inn n !■.- by means of o( cornmeal. The nearest plaru where it A Magnlflcent I’etulon System. I could lie obtained was nt the mill of ing from results coming under my per ­ And this is not all. "Fifth—Thb exjxirts of breadstuff* of . ■: type and ready to । Xieholos Fringer, some distance from the sonal observation, I have no hesitation They find a magnificent pension office ,;euit is automatically ,-village. However, one of the villager*, a 1893 exceedeil thu value uf lhe same ex­ in saying that the law i* a positive benefit TIME TABLE. truck is .-lid forward, i friend of the landlord, offered to go after ports in 1890 by the sum of $144,487,190, I to the country, nnd is a vast improve­ with thousands of clerks employed in In effect September It. 1M». into and paying the claims • pl.-uvs il by thesawo ■ Uj0 tneal. and n minute Inter was jutrideof and exceeded the average annual value |' ment over the legislation tho Democrats examining tpern-ion _________ _ fnr of tho men who fought to for the ten year* prior to 1891 by the ] i a home galloping toward the mill. The gi ; have suggested to take its place. Take, | the country, rr *i to the’locking । much desired article wna qtdckly secured, sum of $131,206,224. Stattoas. for instance, the reciprocity j - of-a pension ' . . and draw- , | instead roll of 85,000men re a pressure is appllpi j Bluj horseman was soon bock to ths ki “Sixth—The value of tho exports of ' • .uh of the line*real , tavern. Although supper was a little late provisions in 1892 exceeded the value of j back clauses. Reciprocity is opening up ■ antl tcidowa which they found in 1865., r* the same linn/the , Wn*hington had ^hismush and milk, nnd the markets of Cuba, Jamaica, Porto j they find to-day a pension roti of 750,000 il m. p. in XOBTII. like exnerts export* in hi 1890 i $1,097,653, 1.097.653. and tho ii Pino Rm-Hl Xf.-Tticn mid nthnr (-mmtrii'H '__ __________ .1 6® 2 40 Kalamazoo Lv.......... I Rico, Brazil. Mexico and other countries soldiers aud soldiers’ widows. ind bottom ut it arc Inter tho party resumed its journey.—De•2 SO average annual value for the ten years Kast Cooper................. I. ■ p lhe lines iu au ; troit Free Pn-w. to the south, of us. We are shipping Instead of an annual payment of $8,­ EUchlana Juoct......... 40 •3 01 7 ’ prior to 1891 by the sum of.$27,703,432. ui it moves forward, more goods to these countries than ever 500,000 for pensions which they found in Crewe)'.................... • « rai £ Qe S 0 •fi M 3 IL ■ “ Seventh — The exerts of cattle, sheep Milo............................. x making machine. l>efure. and it is.al! on account of reci­ 1863. they find tho government paying D-lton |7 W J i ■> a .............. pn-pattsl paper is ' and hogs in 1892 exceeded the value of procity. ' The life and growth <>f wool and hair I* $130,000,000 a year for pensions, and that Cloverdale................... p •3® 89 4(1 m’’ and n heavy prvs0 like imports during 1890 by the sum of Bbolu..................... . not identical with theJifeof tho Ixxly, but “ Under tlio reciprocity agreement our it has paid to them and their fellow Tho face $3,211 .031, and expetnled the average an:> the naner and i ,h‘T wiU nfU‘r ,tJie tleath of lhe anlgoods aro admitted to these countries soldiers or their’ families $1,250,000,000 Hastings.................. :31 3 U 9 31 nun! value of the same vxj>ofts for the ' ’ . mal in whose skin they have taken rout. under a tariff 23 per cent, less than the i jn pension* since they marched up PennCoat* Grove................ 740 •» 07 • 1095IC ! The root of the hair t-xuaes the half pulp, ten years prior to 1801 by the Mim of commodities of England or any other i Byh-ania IS • -tof- •• -----'I, an arm toki-i the i avenue at... the close the war Woodland................... •T M 44 US 10 29 t which i* torineil into cells containing the $20,283,071. Woodbury................... a co country. That gives us a great ad van-1’ a'uuartei a quarter of a centuryuigo. »’<« li. L.JL .V. ; pigment which gives color to tho hair it­ •«D0D for THE FARMERS. tage, and we arc lieginning to reap the 0 no Lanning ...................... (Ion Painful-'Hioasbt. "Eighth—The combined value of ex-, •n carried to the “dump- j self; each row of these eel la forms a ring. Detroit ......................... Il M ! As the ring* of cells are pushitl away from ports of euttun, breadstuff.*, provisions, benefit of it. One thing more they find, and it Grand Rapid*............ 5 2S Et« :es the type ikies, “Business is business tho world over onveys them to a j the skin by the giving out of the freah pulp cattle, sheep and hogs, ail clawed, ax and merchants are going to buy their brings sorrow aud pain to everrhearL from the ro*<M tbe cells dry. forming scales, agricultural products, of I8U3 exceeded It is that in lhe record of all thia pros-i assorted. This is , . , Th.- d»* nih. ’,b«h curinnsly resemble miniature fish th««sw» exports of 1890 by the sum of $159,­ goods where they can get them the jierity. in the record of the nation’s genbUliODS. ! cheapest. If we can undersell our Engscale* A~zhair is simply a long tub© eranty toward iu defenders and their v lines drop out first. formed of these rings into a sort of sheath. 238,323, and Exceeded the average an-j X || lish and European rivals we will cer- families, the one man who has lifted hi* •.heir places in the mini valiio of tho ten years mentioned a. m. p. m SOUTH. j taiuly gain the bulk of the trade of the These "sawtevth,’’ which lhe older writers lie the rnethl lines mention as being one of the characteristics by tho sum of $215,965,639. hand against tho soldier in tho quarter Kalamazoo Ar...........10 00 02s 3 35 countries to the south of iw. •8 15 ‘3 10 Kant Cooper Lv........... -‘'• it and are carried . of a century which has passed since they “Ninth—The exports of all other of lhe human hair, are formed by ring* of mebland June!......... 3 01 *‘I bfdicve, ------------” added ---* Mr. , Betts, „ “many' ii- ' i were last here did so from tho president’s Crwmey....................... •8 C •J <0 4 by menus of a series these dried up cells, which arc very fine products in 1R»3 exceeded those uf 1890 Independents luUCpUUUVMM* mil •» •«* IVIV j• chair in the White House, and did so » 2f •5 a- 2 30 mho..:....................... and closely set. by tho sum of $11,199,860, and exaceded ticket on account of reciprocity. There I Delton ................. 0 a 5 45 2 a ... «. eowm representative of the Demo­ Goat's hair has a more rapid growth and the average annual value of such ex­ x. i—. 9 10 5 37 1 30 Cloverdale ................. ti c rule* separating longer cells, so thnt it is less regular and is very little politics in business. A busi- 1 ShotU......................... •9 01 •5 27 1 10 ports for tho ten years prior to 1891 by ness num will not support either party cratic party who has filled that exalted cd in position by thu straight than Jirtugiit num that mt.w of ...v the .................. human species, station since the war. ‘ H astings .................. H 47 5 13 IS 45 tho sum of $49,420,063. if he believes it is against his interests to '■ ■ Iwwn tnknnfmm consequently it shows little of the toothit 4? a painful tbor ;ht to these old “Tenth—The exports uf manufactures do so. I would not myself. \ ‘aken from hke The Grove................ •8 38 ts •ia no Thu hAir hair of of u.c the sheep sheep of of the tbo soldiers aa they gather here that the only Coat* * 23 Woodland ................... ; ■■ -< x through a rim- MMnrn „ h w , rt irrccular. withal tendency 11 w in 1892 were $8,381,357 in excess of light common sort ia irregular, with-a tendency "The drawback clause is another mat­ representative which tho Democratic Woodbury................... 8 Ifl 4 W n 44 1 it t hen placed in port- to curl ur wave, but, unlike that of the exports in 1890 and $39,906,291 in excess Via li. JL. 4> .¥. ter. Reciprocity gives us new markets “ Thi* is raised | Lanting....................... 10 43 the annual average value o< the ten in certain countries. Tho drawback party have had in the White House since goat, shows marked toothlike edges. Wool ■ t<n metal neewwary I has barbed projections along the "hairs,” the country was reunited a quarter of a Detroit......................... 1 33 MJ prior to 1801. ■7’66 clan.- e in the McKinley tariff law is of century ago should have been the only Grand Rapid*.............. । fv in the melting pot. which is one of its distinguishing peculiar­ years ’ BALANCE OP TBAKK FAVORABLE. ...... almost equal importance, although it is man to raise his hand against them, and e I* then removed by ities. The “wool” ot thu negro is really •Klops ou siKoal only. ••Eleventh—The value of our imports lei-s understood and appreciated. The vliich conveys it to an- ! hnir, but is less ]x>rfect than straight hair; t Nos. 5 and 6 will not carry passenger* unless to strike dflwn with tho official power in 181)2 exceeded the value uf the sumo Thia belt leads to the freight train permits. of "kinky" . I the tJi<* same «nw may bo ou said sain ui aiuaj hair u<ui in in 1890 by Ihd sum of $38,091.104 and drawback law enables our i>eople to placed temporarily in his hands the'evi- provided-.with trains will be run at tbe convenience compete with the world. Under it wo dencea of affection which the congress of of PrelKbt the company, who reserve the right to change tho average annual value of the ten can import raw material* or manufac­ ukes it find place* it in the time of xuch trains without notice. years prior to 1891 by tho sum of $135,­ tured articles from abroad and get all a grateful nation had voted them. sdvrof the press, where W. 8. Dkwing. Gen'l Manager. It Really Happened. t* fr.-ww.. <•...*• i» •,-r . ~ That the one Democratic president who Hof automatic damps. 215.052. the duty btu-k except 1 per cent, when has occupied the White House since they “ 1 never pray to St. Joseph." «aid the ’ -ik’ei have lieen- thus PROBATE ORDER. •■Twelfth—The value of free imports marched up Pennsylvania avenue twen­ nn electric circuit is mother superior of the Little Sister*. Mbs in 1892 exceeded tho value of like im­ wo export them. of Michigan. County of Barry—m. “This applies to every line of goodi. ty-five years ago should have wielded State pre-t starts, the paper Jeanne, who is as pretty aud delicate a* n At a session of the Probate Court for the ports in 1890 by the sum uf $192,332,143, There are many things we can make County of Barry, boldeu at lhe Probate Office, figure drown by Watteau; "I pray to other roll und the working the veto power against them hundreds in tho city uf Hastings. In said county, on it of the old Goss press saints cud to lhe Virgin, but not to him.” and there was a decrease of dutiable im­ cheaper hero than in England, and yet of times in a short four years’ term and Wrilnrsday. ibr 7ib day of September, tn tbe “I knew a girl,” said the good nun, “who ' ports amounting to $154,240,979. | we can buy tho raw material tliat enters deprived 40,000 soldiers’ homes and year one thousand eight hundred and ninety . ■-•rated in 1892.* into their composition for less money families of the pittance which tho con­ two. INCREASED FREE LIST. ’’ machines are operated made a time days'devotion to St. Joseph, | Present. Chartem W. Armstrong, Judge of “Thirteenth—The value of tho free abroad. Thus by importing the material gress of a grateful nation bad. freely Prot : te. achine*. with the ex- that she might l»e married to the man she Tutbe matter of the estate of Olive M. Rus­ ni rof preparing lhe loved. Then she gave three days of grace, imports and also tho percentage ef the and making the articles hero we can voted them throws a shadow, even at sell. decease*!. and on the twelfth day threw the stat m ttu same in 1892 were the largest in the his­ hern.' undersell England or any other country John J. robins. admlnl»trator of said es­ out his copy tbeeditor of the saint out of the window In despair. tory of our commerce, so that trade is Tho tariff is a business question. I am that long distance, over this gathering tate. comes into court and represents that ho is l>rr|«red to Ole his final account as such ads Into a "e'.pyphone,” It fell at the feet of tbe tnaqshe loved, who freer than ever before, and largely of not a politician and have never been a of comrades. nilnfiitralor with said estate, that tbo same niton of Mr. Renraw. by a miracle, for be never passed under hei Kith Artfelw m »r<> '■“< pnwIocMl in thu may be beard and al io* rd and a decree of as­ partisan. In theory free trade is all is a keylwxud upon it window, was |m**iugj»y. They were mnr Bat there is a silver lining to this signment dulyinadc and he be discharged from country and which rotor Into tho daily right, but my observation has been that said trust. the necessary punctua- rl“But,dear mother,that b the ^’euvalnc cloud. Thereupon it is ordered, that Friday, the the theorist makes a very poor business conromption ot thu [tropicrjipital letters mny be Tho man who occupies the White 7th day of October. A. D. lAK.at ten o’clock tn BEDUCKD TAXES. '•■I u|>k[i the cylinder. de Colette!’ ” , , man. House today'they look upon as a friend the forenoon, be aligned Tor the hearing of said “Her-tiuftie was not Colette,’ replied the “Fourteenth-Tho duty collected per petition, and that Uie heirs at law of said deceas­ - finished, it is removed nnd u comrgde. And they have reason ed. nnd all other persona luteratted In said capita of the population in 1892 was$k,67, by the editor and goal nun in surprise. She had «e*«* so to do. Hh words and acts have all estate, are required lo .appear al a tevsion of irnati.; tube. Thia tube tho book. It was an incident which really which was less than for any year since court, then to be holden at tbe Probate been of kindness and affection. Ho ex­ said office, in the city of Hustings, in said c juntv, n switchboard arranged happened aud of which tho author of one 1863 and 93}£ cents less than the annual tends to them the cordiality of a com­ nnd show cause. If any there be, why tbe prayer ‘?!e ns thnt of tho tele- of the most charming of modern trench average for the ten years mentioned. the petitioner may not tie granted. And talcs could not have heard.—New xorK rade’s greeting. His own words iu his of tt Is further ordered, that Mid petitioner give ••Fifteenth—There was a decrease iu recent letter of acceptance aro written notice to lhe persons Interacted iu said estate, ______ ■takes the same course Times. the import* of the manufactures of wool the pendency of *ai<! petition, and the near upon their hearts in living letters, “A of ing thereof by causing a copy Of thK order to be of $31,016,553, Of •13.255,613 m imports i"vidtd with a mailing apcomrade in the column of tho victor’s puniiahed In lhe Hasting* Ban.s alt a news­ A w-elmnn when rngwd In »Pll'u»5 ot nutnuticturr . ut iron rod .trot: m printed and circulated tn said County of wrnps the papers nnd in 1885, I am not less a comrade paper It is well occasionally torecall that parade ; Barry once in each week tor three successive manufactures uf silk of $7,.*13,430, in timlwr (or rnll|«»l« in » w< «l in •ir nddresaea upon them weeks previous to raid day of hrariilg. • drumaiic scene in the Chicago conven­ now.” . >g. They are then dropped' dtacoTenwl In tbe center of • I urge wild manufactures of flax and hemp, etc., Chahlks W. Ahmstiiono, Tho llepublicwu Party Did IL .1 (A true copy) Judge uf Probate. li.'i! conveys them toapneu- eherrr tree » bring bat of a bright «arl« fcj 136,062: in inanufact tires of cotton, tion when Bonrke Cockran, in the midst( One other thought which conies to of his fervid speech,, declared tliat at color; which he foolishly allowed to escape unectcd with the postoflico. *1594.330; in tobacco, $4,170,411—a total *17 drirtwuu ol ♦W.W->.-IM, thuu diving ln- least 25,000 Union v.-terans in New thesa old soldiers os they gather here 'dive they arc received into from superetltlotis NOTICE FOR HKA BI NG OF CLAIMS. ■nail note tho magnificent record of the , State of Michigan. County of Btn-y—-a. York state would not support Cleveland, .and . ■ constructed that they dose Ing not of this world. ' The ine rhen ein eerily In th. Noire's b« reb) gir«n.tlat tn order nf the and gray haired General Sickles rose in- past quarter of u century; This reduc­ 1 automatically conveyed Probate for the County ot Barry, made on was Inclosed, hot It sra. perTestiy round tion of the public debt; this wonderful the 24th Court here they nro delivered to day of August. A. I', ise. six mouths aud retaining tnroy ndlliotu ot dollars his .'■eat and waving his crutch shouted/ and solid ou each aIde.-Lon<louTit-Bits. “Never! Nevcrr—Meriden Republican. decrease in rates of per capita indebted­ Irani that date were allowed fur creditors to present their claims the estate of F. Eu­ t- Uj seen that the Houston at home. ’ . ness and interest; this unparalleled gene Wale*, late of agaarst Daily p. ,-t said County, deceased, and The Day After tho Wedding. THK rABMxns' ntcatasro »»« nwrorrs. : 1 bis. the 30th day of May, of growth in commerce and commercial that ail creditors of said deeeaM*! are re­ Ti«e people of th< ‘te year of •■Sixteenth—By virtue ol the new tar­ ■uiI jihI llitv, I* printed with ' “ Mr iU»r AUn«l. mother ndrlr lMquired io present their claims to said Probate prosperity; this magnificent tribute of the kid of Court, at the Probate office, in tbs City of ti.ri-v men in the mechanicalde- ,oul She u.1.1 m. U»t night lh«l <ho «■ iff tho importations ol hones, sheep, cat­ the nation’s affection for the old soldier fla«tlDgs.for examination and allowance, on or Pkftm-m One of them attends to the .nr, wo were n<* going to doing tle broley, oata. oatmeal. ry«. element; they aro all the work of the Re ­ ’•HKfcU'.is ' niiicliincs aud sees that they ■1<« life like eke end pep* h*ve bcr“ “ointf regetables, hope, faxerod rod tobacco M® kept bought nbro*d. lien » m other natlobj publican party, whose wisdom and states­ order, another b stationed in ‘te »tcrl? "^•TKU i* not In U» lenK mr Intention. during tbe year 1S»2 »■•"> with such a rccott. VbtU adequate pro-; manship have controlled tho policy of tha —t- .v„ to attend to leu then in 18S0, and that much more ths government ever since they gave us aan I n ■ 1 . machinery and the third home market wns given to our termera. the tirr-i i11?. ,nnlUuK Ibd. overlooks went on ufi back a united nation. Q. P. Avsrxx. fieri -m' . papers to the ca?- be much more enMlr $iW*ge<l W*- j ■■Sevelifeenth—The value ol our ex*>. iwij ’ , '"ebo5'”-—Houston Poet, May -Figaro. THE VETERANS . editors or -printers^ will No. A Freight. | ' No. 3 Kipn-w Kaianaioc Ji Sigiaiw .... .... :::::: 1.... it .... 5 ^n&^.Wu^g /'/* �Tbe iwlllxbi of * day i» «*rly f*-L“ When iu the gloom Sweet hopes ariw •t>-l shadow* tall steal throagh tbi- hreUt room. Such *re the thought*- but mine ao .master’saaud. ’ Mero word* would ucM atooe. TLme tblmr* all may uuderstana • Tkres thoaghi* of peace eons bat a mastei may Interpret in their might— * An "amen” breathed from Up* that pray. A beacon iu the night. -Flavsi 8. Mines iu Harper** Weekly. .riling the hoys in a Clark street rc->ort sboatsumeef his experiences in the lata gioux war. After a br.lf hour of retntec«:ucv-* a meek nnd lowly lounger who hr-1 been qukt arose from a table In the corner of the room and interrupted the exercises by remarking qnlctiy, “My friend, I bare been keeping tab on your stories for tbe last few minutt'-s.nnd I find that you have accredited yourself with tbe deaths of 2,700 bucks, to say nothing uf' equ.sws nnd pa­ poose*, within two months." The silence for a moment wusopprcarirr. Then the stntugcr slowly said: "I* that all.’ By jingo. I must have left out a week'* work Mime where.” Tho ready calculator finally ventured to ask a question: "If Jxu have been so sucecMfnl In exterminating the red men, why wouldn’t it lie a good plan for General Mlle* to keep his regulars at home and let you do all lhe fighting for tho United | State* government?" "It would be a great financial saving, be­ yond doubt,” replied the visitor, "but tbe fact te my health would not permit me to continue in the business. My eye* had been so strained by continually sighting along my gun barrel that during lhe last two weeks I waa totally blind." "And you actually continued to slaugh­ ter Indians in snch a condition?" queried a bystander. “Certainly.” ■ “But how could you shoot under such circumstance*?’’ . “Who said anything ■ about shooting? Of course I couldn’t shoot when I was blind. I use<l to listen, and whenever I could hear an Indian I would run him down, trample him into tbe mud and stamp him to death." At this point the meeting adjourned sine die.—Chicago Mail. 1892. 1892. FALL OPENING formfeed Instead of treating hl* chotna to do the .••W< toff" alone. He neoonUngly dn-Med liituscif with great care, and. Lurk­ ing a somewhat epicurean Robinson-Cntr Mie. mllit*I forth to the largest hotel in Eton, engaged there a private room, and istM-doa Kuorutued. JKoont*<»v«r K. ordered the waiter to bring him a bowl of •Tuner. The discreet waiter stared, but brought the liquor. It was then tire Etonian’.* turn to stare, and to wonder astings ity ank hat bn earth he should do-with the hug» j'.-lful of u fluid the very odor of which: HUI1W1 . - WML « him frel faint. At length his eye fighting upon n good old fashioned cup­ svs ooo oc board of antique oak, a brillteut Idea, SUBMVS 37-OOO.Wv rtrock him. He opened the door and poured the whole of the punch into the ba.-M-n-.ent of the cupboard. Then, after waiting a few minutes to see whether the j MlchtaMobnoxious liquor would make inroads upon I Open tor hustae** Doc. IXM* the carix-t, the pattern of which was that of golden crowns on a regal blue ground, orricxM: ho rang the bell again, nnd on thu waiter D.U. BoblniJD, President; _ reapperring our hero, in still more author* itauve tone*, ordered another bowl. Mr. I-abouchere declare* that bo will di’.«ctor«: never forget the expression of terrified miaicment which came over the man’s D. W. IteynoM*. H B. Mresre. D. n. Robinson, countenance. The second potation went John Csrvstb, the way of the first, that is to say, into the P.T. Col«rort. cupboard. Alexander lhe Great, after hta victory over Darius, could not have felt prouder than this Eten boy when ho called for the bill, disbursed half a sovereign for the punch and ten shilling* more for the private parlor, tipped the waiter nnd swag­ gered into the street, fully persuaded that the eyes of the whole inn were upon blm, which, of course, in hta exultant Mate of ffiind, were tantamount to those of all Europe. H*e took great care, however, never to go to that hotel again.—London H B C . ■ , . DRESS : GOODS. . We are iu receipt of our Fall pun-liase of Daw Gwxh. nnd extend to the people of Barry county a.tnoet cardial i,. vitation to visit our store and inspeot our line, and -* .■ |,le<lBft you the assurance of showing you the most desirable l plete, and fashionable line of Dress-Goods ever j' the city. Having made an early purchase from one <:f thlargest Dress Goods houses in New York, we are not <>]jr able to secure the latest weaves, but we can give yet, style* qualities, and prices that no other bouse in the rity can show. Complete line of the new weaves at our usually |ow prices. Jaquards, Diagonals, Plisee, Whip Cords. Fn-noh Serges, 46 and 54 inch Storm Serges in navy blue: very uo». ular goods, Wool Suitings, Scotch Cheviots, etc. Every res­ ident of Hastings is aware of the fact that we have during the past season done the Dress Goods business of IIa.~tin» having gaineel patronage at a very rapid rate. The r.-awn is that we carry the largest line of medium and high gra(je Dress Goods in the city, always strictly reliable, and >nr prices very much the lowest We inaugurate the fall s, -,Lsjn by offering you the best selected stuck of Dry Goods in das. tings. This sale is made to give the purchasing public a chance, by comparison, to settle as to who the people are that quote the lowest prices. New goods in every depart­ ment. Jackets; we are showing the latest styles in Uie Bewest materials. Perfect fitting and correct styles. Misses aud childrens cloaks. Misses New Markets witli military capes. Silk; we have tbe largest assortment in the city. Dress trimmings; Prudent purchasers should not invest a. dollar until they have examined our stock of Silks and Velvets, Handkerchiefs. Bedding. Laces. Dress Trimmings. Cloaks. Gloves, Neckwear. Jackets Draperies, Hosiery, and Furs, MOTTO: Comparison of prices. .Equal recoguition of eauli patron. Courteous treatment to every one. Quick sales aud Hiiall profits. Collecting Money by Telephone. The "riot" machines have attracted the attention of the telephone companies, and fou mny now talk with your friends in ifotanc places without calling for the at­ tendance of small boys who guard the pub­ lic'phont-^ in many of the hotels and of­ fices. I understand the idea has proved a tuccres. and that the use of these machines will be extended. At the present time the “slot” attach­ ment is in use at stations at which tbe re­ ceipts hardly pay for the service* of an at­ tendant. The directions are simple enough. The applicant for a fire minutes’ talk over the wire culls up central ns usual and oaks for tbe connection desiref. He is in­ formed in reply by tbe operator what tbe charge is to be. The u:i:ouut mast be dropped Into the slot in ten. twenty-flve, fifty or one dollar silver pieces. As each descends Into its proper recep­ tacle the central station ta notified by off The tie neral Begged Ills Pardon. automatic .indicator. The .operator, when Areporter was sent at the last moment There are just a certain number of tons to write up'an important theatrical per­ the required amount of silver i« In the box, makefl t he demanded connect ion and leaves of coal lying in the earth, and when these formance in New York. He hurried to the stock the applicant free to enjoy five minutes’ are gone ther? can be no more forthcoming. theater, bnt did not arrive until after thu •conversation. At tho end of that period There ta no manufacture of coal in progress play had begun. In getting to bls place ond tbe same operation must be repeated or at tho present lime. The useful mineral he was forced to disturb General Sherman, the stations are disconnected.—New York was the product of a very uingulnr period who, with a lady, occupied seats next thu in tho earth's history, the like of which aisle. The reporter bcggwl the general's .Herold. __________________ has not again occurred in any noteworthy pardon.'but tbe old soldier was evidently degree in the geological age* which bare annoyed. The moat sensible am) practical people since run their course. Our ste-nm engim.s He sold nothing, however, until after in the world will often take particular are method* of spending this hoard, and the curtain had fallen on the first act. what we-often hear landed as some tri ­ pains to skim off a patch of bubbles that Then he leaned over toward the reporter has risen to the top of their tea. because umph in human progress ia merely tbe de- With a frown and said: some one In jest has said it is n "sure sign velopmcnt uf some fresh departure in a "Young man. you ought lo'know that It frightful extravagance. of money." is a great annoyance to l«e forced to stand We would Justly regard a mon os guilty up and let a person pas* while the play Is It always require* n distinct «ffort for me to pass a pin that I m-c lying on the side of expending his subNtancu wasteful)/ if in progress. You riiould either get to book walk, because of that absurdly bad rhyme, he could not perform a journey without a your Kcat before the curtain rises or stay coach ami six and half a dozen outrider*, away from the theater." •which of course I cjnsider nonsense— and yet wc insist that the great steamer* See a pin and pick it up. The reporter flushed and answered I AU tbe day you’ll have u-txxi luck. which take us ucrowi the Atlantic shall be quick ly: Sometimes three omens do not go well rnn at a speed which requires engines, let "General, I am n newspaper man. I was together, and even contradict .each other. us say, of 1’2,000 horse power. If the,num- ordered to come to this theater tonight to For Instance, one will tell you that the l>er ot im.sMmger* on such n vessel be set I report tbit performance. Frame os quickly only lucky way to find a pin**ta with the down as 500, wc have for each passenger the 1 as I could after I received my orders, and I head toward you; and just a* you have united force of twenty-four hones, day I apologized for disturbing you when I camo the habit, of going around looking for pins aud night, throughout tho voyage. 1 in. I”— with their brails toward you, another man I expect our descendants will think that I Here the general .interrupted him. The will aay, "It ta very unlucky to pick up a our coal cellars hare been emptied in a ■ eld man’* frown was gone. very wasteful manner, particularly when pin with the head toward yon. The only I “I beg your pardon now,” he said. "1 right way is to have the point toward you. they reflect that if we had been content ' didn’t understand. You are perfectly in for then the luck will be ‘sharp.’’’—Har­ with a speed aomuwbat less than that at • tbe right, sir. Always obey orders. Obey present demanded, tho necessary consump­ ■ orders If you have to mnkc a whole thcaper's Bazar. tion of coal would have been reduced In n I ter full of people get up nnd stand on their Spurious Coffee. far greater proportion than the mere alter­ 1 feet for an hour.” Say* a man who ha* been down in Mex­ ation of speed would Imply.—Sir Robert j Then the general held out hta band and Ball In Fortnightly Review. ico: "Tbe mesquite bean that grow* so shook the reporter’s heartily. They met rank In Mexico, Texas ami N*w Mexico Is several times after that, and tbe distina 'dead ringer' for coffee/when parched ; gutehed warrior always had a smile and a and ground. I have a friend who has gone "Th*. forewoman In our sewing room,” ' pleasant greeting for tbe reporter, who should be down on lhe Rio Grande, and is flooding said n manufacturer of men's neckwear "obeyed order*.”—Youth’s Companion. the market with this npuriotis coffee. It recently, "ta likely to be at the head of an looks ami smell* exactly like genuine Java establishment of her own some day. She before it ta boiled, and the most experi­ came to us as an apprentice and ta an ex­ There to a man in business ou A reh street enced coffee buye^ I* liable to be deceived cellent illustration of what a woman or in il. I am told that coffee dealers are buy­ man either may accomplish who gives her and in the lower portion of that Important ing this stuff and mixing It with their mind entirely to her work. She did not thoroughfare, where business properties * AT ground coffee, like some grocers sand their even sew very well at fieri, but improved are very valuable, who, while he doe* not sugar. The surest way to get pure coffee from the first day. She advanced rapidly own the building he occupies and baa no to to buy it unparched and unground.”— and became an expert in tbe sewing room, friendly relations with tbe person who doe* own It, has paid no rent for eighteen New Yortt Tribune. doirfg the finest work. Then she began 'p year* and ha* never been asked to do so have ideas about scarfs and ties which we during that long interval of time. For the were only too glad to develop. She ta fore­ eighteen years in question the business Mr. Justin McCarthy tails a very good woman now, but we often send her out to man has been awaiting the appearance story of a visit to a secondhand bookshop, either of bis landlord or tbe latter’s agent, when the vender, after offering him several fi^ic and original. When 1 complimented and during that long period he has paid works of indifferent fiction in vain, at last Jftr the other day on a specially important the taxes on the building and kept it inproduced a cdpy of one of Mr. McCarthy’s suggestion, I said to her: thorough repair. His business has been a own novels; but still the book buyer was " ‘How do you think of all these things!’ most prosperous one. and several rivals * not satisfied. At last the man, iu despera­ “'Why,* she replied, *1 eat, drink and have fell the sting of his ability to sail i tion said: . sleep neckties. They are never out of my much closer to the wind than they do ' '"Well, air, If I wu a man a* hard to mind a moment. If I see a woman with a owing to hta being relieved of the usual please a* you I’d take towritlng books my­ pretty drra* I wonder how tbe combina­ yoke ot rent day. . self. ’’—London Tit-Bita tion can be applied to a tie. I never pass a It ta not at all unlikely that the property man without studying and criticising his will become hl* by right of undisputed tie. My mother nays I find a suggestion possession at the expiration of twenty-one Paris Street Cleaning. Tho Paris system of street cleaning to in tbe very food on the table, and I don't years, and it te worth many thousands of perfection itself. The must ingenious know but she is .right.’ That’s the spirit dollar*. Those who ore conversant with thing about it Is the placing of hydrants of success In neckties aain everything else, tho strange case have cotun to the conclu­ at the summits in the streets and at toe and I lielieve the young woman will come sion that tbe owner has long since been street corners, whence the water for flush­ into the Ann yet or start out for henelf." dead, and it is supposed that ho was lost ing the gutters to made to run in either di­ —Her Point of View in New York Jimea. at sea. It ta just sucn a case in real estate rection by means of a little dam made of as not infrequently occurs Ln tbe business “Bubbles.’* what looks like the “waste” used in clean­ of large and long established savings ing machinery.—New York Sun. At the opening of tbe new wing of tbe banks, which accumulate funds that are Glenalmoud school, in Scotland, by Mr. never called for by their owners or their Gladstone, one ot tbe choir of boy* called heirs.—Philadelphia Record. by Friend—What on earth nro you doing to forth great admiration from the ladies present. The boy, with hta aureole of fair A Practical Cash Register. that picture! hair and blue eyes lighting up .the sweet ­ Great Artist—1 am rubbing a piece of A cash register has l»een invented that raw meat over thia rabbit in the fore­ est of child faces, realised the popular con­ will be welcomed by storekeepers through­ ground. Mrs. De Sboddie will be here ception of a cherub. Still greater interest out the country. By it n proprietor can this afternoon, aud when she sees her pet waa evinced in him when be waa discov­ sit in hl* room and tell exactly what the dog smell of that rabbit she'll buy it.— ered to be the grandson of Sir John Mil- day’s receipts at the store are. The cash late, the original of tbe famous "Bubbles" drawer is opened automatically by the ac­ .New York Weekly. # boy. familiar to us all by hi* portrait In tion of tho lever which registers tho sale. the soap advertisement*. The burden of Tbo drawer can. bo opened and change The deadly effect of the bite of the rattle- 1 bis greatness lies somewhat heavily on the made without registering, but every lime little fellow, aa he is called "Bubbles” by snake is a thing generally known. Even all who know him, or know of him. By it ta opened a record is made of the fact. In other words. If the drawer te opened if after it an adult man escaped with his life, it ta only to endure a long illness and that name he will probably go down to simply to make change no record ta made often to suffer the loss of a limb. As to posterity, just aa Master Buttall. painted of a sale, but a record I* mode that the Gainsborough, will always bo known aa drawer has been opened fur the purpose of small animals, a rat will sometimes die in by •*the Blue Boyrlljrom his handsome co*- making change. thirty seconds after being bitten.—Quar­ Uime, EFfng all of tbo shade known as A strong point ot tho invention te that terly Review. royal blue, and the/ melancholy Master there te no way of “beating” It. If any Lampton, by Sir Thoma* Lawrence, will Captain-Bmggs, the English bric-a-brac always bo “the Boy in Red."—Art Amrv attempt te made to tamper with it tbe bell rings, Furthermore, the bell rings when­ collector, has a whole case of pipes con­ i tenr.__________ ever anything gets out of order and containing specimens of the handiwork of all tlnues to do so until the fault has been nations, ancient and modern. The collec­ An Original Disguise. attended so. No money can be taken from tion numbers about 5,000 specimens. Talking of the carnival season, wo may the drawer without detection. Thu device draw thu attention of our readers loan Is worked electrically and the battery Considerably more than half tho popula­ easy and very amusing mode of disguise, tion of the earth la in Asia, ami yet there invented by a celebrated French painter. which supplies the current will last six­ teen months without recharging, which are bnt forty-eight people to tho square You put on your coat lhe wrong way and can be done at slight expense.—New York mile as compared with ninety-four tn Eu­ button it, not in front, but down the back, Telegram. _________ rope. __________________ the colter front and white tie to bearAt present Sweden supplies Norway with ranged in the same way, to face backward, ADMlNlSTaATORU iSAUS. From all accounts Manitoba must be one and, if you Like, the pants in like manner. . thu greatest proportion of farm imple­ of the moat delightful spots to be in the ■ J"* °«*r- a. a. ments, value 143,000. while the United Then you affix a mask to the back ot your springtime. ; At that period It Is said States comes next with a value of (23,000. head and step into the ballroom, walking thousands of prarie larks there salute the backward. We guarantee that your ap­ day by bunting all together into a splendid Think of golden oboes for a horse! They pearance will create noend of fun, espectal- explosion of song, pouring out their rich, are really worn by a Shetland pony belong’ exhibit, yonr true face to the company.— strong voices from every little height and ing to the shah of Persia. This expensive­ perch, singing with all tbeir might. They Secolo. ______________ ly shod animal to only 12X inches high. sing all day, and at night joyously bail the moon.—-Philadelphia Ledger. Sharks won't bite a swimmer who keeps Farmer—Ye*. I want a man. Are you a his legs in motion. If you can keep kick­ good join par? ing longer than a shark can keep waiting Applicant—Jumper? Well, yen. Teamster—Poor little fellow! 1 wonder you’ll be all right . -You could jump a barbed wire fence who ha la. He to sick. without much trcnjble, I s’poaa? Friend—How do you know that boy if Mussulman chroniclers tell that at cer­ * tain Intervals a virgin was sacrificed to ,rWslL tbit's ail right thee; you'll do, Teamster—He walteu ou tbe sidewalk for lhe river Nile, but was later replaced by a You see adna of our bulla taa Icctle wild.1the team to pas* instead of cressing in front of ut-Good Newa. * -New Y<# Weekly. ■ SCHOOL P00K5. Peoples DRUG STORE largest complete of new and sec­ hand School Books and everything needed in the school room in Barry County. THE UI. Goodyem DRUGGIST and ­ seller. and the originator and promoter of LOW prices for Drugs, Books and School Supplies. 2nd Hand Books wanted. Websters Dictionary 5c. ----- OF------ Spaulding’s The Popular Dry Goods House. LOOK t HERE Wheat is low and flour the same. For a short time I will sell White Rose Flour $2.20 Per ioo Lbj. This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to be first grade. Live poultry wanted JOS. ROGERS. of the fair THEFREDWEEK L. HEATH the Druggist will make a special effort to please the people of Barry county selling everything in his line at the F^LL bREJJ QOOB5 AT HAVE just received and opened!up our first invoices of new fall dress goods. ITo say that WEwe are pleased with them would not describe it. And onr friends who have seen them Me also satisfied, They are the cheapest and best line we ever offered. You will say so when yon see them. Lowest Possible Price Call aud investigate. MAKE his store your head­ quarters. Leave your bun­ dles and packages there, Fred L. Heath, raOM 12 1-2 CERTS We call special attention to a line that cannot fail to please you, and goods that have prov.ui very at­ tractive to all who have seen them. We refer t<> the THE BRQQQ15T, SiiSSSE'aj We are now showing our first invoice of tln-s goods. Come in and see them. at RUSSELL'S. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-10-06.pdf 107aabba283b906ffe76e816acd18530 PDF Text Text phe best Advertis­ ingmediumin Bar­ ry County- ‘ ■ XXXVII. NO. Hastings Banner £3 HASTIN GS, MICH., OCTOBER 6, 1892. ALWAYS BUY Hastings Banner. ' Published Thursdays by HASTINGS. MICH. m l0*Ss 8lZt3 $10X0*1^ ass COUNTY NEWS. Hood i Harsanarlllji absolutely cures all dis rates caused by Impure blood and it builds up the whole system. ________ Creasy. Quite a number at thl^ place are having hard colds, kind of a hay/ever; guess it is caused by rag weed. There seems to be a pretty good crop down this Way, not all at Cressey though, but a little reported nt Milo.—Mr. Ell Firth Is visiting his daugh­ ter at Grand Rapids.—Mrs. Vandewalker is not Improving as rapidly as her many friends would wish to see her.—Allie Bar­ ber, of Richland, visited her cousin. Mrs. I. Rickenmore.'over Sunday.—Mrs. Frank Rickenmore attended tbe Kalamazoo fair last week.—On Friday evening of this week there will be a social at the parson­ age for the benefit of the Sunday school.— Miss Emma Mead has returned from Grand Rapids and Alpine and reports having a very pleasant visit—The infant sbn of Enbs and Effie Barber is seriously HI with small hopes of his recovery.—Rev. Mr. Van Antwerp preached his first sermon for the year lost Sunday evening to an appre­ ciative audience. INGE STOVES, COOK ST 1’Best line in the city, and you will be satisfied our prices arc reasonable. stove till’you have seen our line. • . Don’t think . Special Invitation visit the fair, which by the way will be the best ever held here, to call in and examine if stoves and hardware. . i • ... Ira Van Valkenburgh, IMPORTANT » WHOLESALE AND, RETAIL Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Blankets, Bedding, AKD Live Geese Feathers Tliejjmost complete stock of Dress Goods in the state. A full line of Gents Furnishing Goods. A splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella for SI.00, try one. Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co., 78, 80 and 82 .Monroe St. GRAND RAPIDS, W’4 make a specialty 01 iiihkiug Gents suits and ii’uits to order. MICH. Conrad Kahler is now the recipient of a pension of $12 per month.—Quite a num­ ber are intending to go thl* reunion at Hastings.—Wm. Doonan has been visiting his friends lujre.—Daniel Gibson ami wife also Lorenzo Doonan and wife whose homos are in the northern part of the state are visiting friends and relatives here— Rev. Wm. VanWllkle and wife, also Rev. J. It. McLean and wife wen* guests of L. II. Barnes.—The Young people’s society is gaining In Interest. -The Zeland Brick Co. are erecting a barn on their premises. —Judging from the nunJber of fire-arms being purchased by persons here lately, game nnd all wild animals had better look out,—Miss Edith Chamberlain is about to o|s*h up a stock, of millinery at the store lalelp occupied by Geo. Moshier.-^-Tbcre is no political excitmeot liere yet, and ad­ herents of all parties are anxiously waiting to hear from some sliver tongued orator. Yankee Springs. • i he B.eiNi:n scribe luts been too busy for the past few weeks to write—It is rumored that Elmar Springer’s colt wore home the blue ribbon'again thisyear.—We hear that one of the directors in our town refused to pay their teacher for her time while at the teacher’s Institute, but we guess they will have to—Harry Turner sports a new gold watch.—Harry and Ed. say# the game will have to suffer for they have l>oth got breech loading guns.—There was quite an exciting time nt the I. O. G. lodge last Saturday night.—Mrs. Bing­ aman of Schoolcraft was tbe guest of her aunt Mrs. D. N. Stocking last week.—Mrs Garrison returned to iier home in Colorado last week after spending a few months with her brother, D. N. Stocking.—Mark Norns of Prairieville was on our streets last week buying sheep.—Miss Annie Page was the guest of Mlns Emma Raymond Sundaj. Nashville. I. L. Cressy of Hartings spent Sunday with friends here—B. L. Johnson of Mid­ dleville was a guest at Jas. Flemming’s Sunday—S. E. Cook of Charlotte Sundayed here—P. H. Brumm ol Hastings was with relatives and friends here Sunday—Mr. and Mrs. Heckathorn of Homer spent Sun­ day at Mr. Il’s fathers.—Miss Edna Tru­ man sang at the Congregational church at Verinontvllly Sunday morning.—Rev. Mr. Bill of Olivet, tbe state evangelist preach­ ed at the Congregational church last Sun­ day. morning and evening.—Geo. Wellman and Ed. I.epbouser of the hunting party returned home Sunday night.—The Barry county Christian Endeavor or Union here Saturday was well attended and the meet­ ing very Interesting—Miss L. L. Felghncr has a fine display of hats and other mil­ linery goods at her fall opening thia week. Largest Circulation in the County. 5/ any paper WHOLE NO. 1947 She wo* little nnd dainty and trim, with out again, after her recent illness—Evie Smith of Grand Rapids, was home last frown cy» and hair, rwy^cbwka' i.nd • week to visit relatives and friends, re­ heat little brown dress that exactly turned to school Monday,—R. G. Rice and matched ns well as fitful her. And as ahe Wm. Irwin * Co. soon expects to go north sat on tho wicker seat of a car in an Illi­ to capture deer. Success to them.—Wm. nois suburban train and looked up at her Herrington lias built quite an addition to big, handsome lover, who sat Ixside her, it was evident that she wm just as proud d his house. , >11)0. 8 o'clock in the evening, and the south Died September 10 1802 at Woodburn town crowd was just reaching the city for near Portland Oregon: Rodney Chase, in the theaters. When the train reached the hb 03rd year.—Peter Young of Hickory Randolph street station they, in common Comers lias a sister visiting him from Yp­ with Hie rest of the crowd, rose to leave silanti who is 80 years old.—Milo furnished Just ns they reached the car door he 40 tickets for the County Fair at your city Thursday.—Spaulding Ct Williams took In spoke to her, iw she was leading the way, 10 carloads of wheat last week.—Hogs are and turned back to their scat for a forgot­ ten opera glass. She did not hear him, and being delivered at cents per pound. went calmly cn out to the pintform aud down the car steps to the ground. Once more on Ann footing she glanced Mrs. Arthur Kenyon and daughter are sick with typhoid fever.—Chas. Wood of behind her, slipped her little hand within Greenville Is calling on friends here.—It tho ann of another stalwart young man who was nt that instant beside her, and was your scribe's pleasure to attend the county Young People’s convention which snuggled up to him for protection from wm very Interesting.—Workmen are very tho cold wind that swept around tho cor­ busy on the depot and J. Marks dwelling. ner of tho waiting room. Ho looked down with surprise, but did not resist, and they Wood laud. had taken half n dozen steps acrons the A largo number from Woodland ’ and pintform when she looked up to wonder at vicinity attended the fair at Hastings—The hb silence. Then she saw the strange Swiss Medicine Co. have been holding A little shriek, and then the embarrassed forth at the town hall for a week past but departed on Monday some other place. We “Oh, pardon—excuse me,” and she fled are glad to say that they look but little back to tho right man; who was evan then cash with them—The republican meeting coining out of the car, and had watched at tlic rlpk last Saturday night was a suc­ the scene with amazement. The com­ cess in every respect Messrs Smith <fc muters smiled and wondered what she Colgrove of your place spoke to a large would do or say as a reward to her lover and enthusiastic audience. The political for hb surprise, and a proof that It was situation was discussed fairly without all, every bit, a mbtakc. But ho laughed abusing any one—Dr. Baughman has gone a hearty laugh, and she blushed very doubted that it would bo to the northern peninsula on a hunt­ rosilyeso no ing trip—Frank Wellman will soon move all right.—Chicago Times. into Levi Holmes' bouse, Mr. Hunsicken into the house lately owned by Geo. V. Hlltilnger. and Ed. Schantz Into the house It was only a dirty, crumpled piece of • lately owned by Mrs Hunslcker—Levi pojxsr. The rain and tho dust had marked Holmes is repairing the photogrph gallery. and blotted it, the winff hail tossed it and scores of pedestrians had trampled it un­ der foot. Lew Smith, of Caledonia inode several At last a newsboy picked it up. He was visits with friends here on the 27th and abput to throw it away again, bnt the 28th, on his return from a business trip to thought struck him that it might bo a lot­ Battle Creek—Many from here went to tery ticket. It looked Hko one, and the Hastings and attended the' county fair ragged youngster’s, face brightened as the Thursday and Friday and report a large possibility grew upon hb imagination. attendance on the former day. Some who •‘Yes,” said a pleasant faced gentleman estimate the number at ten thousand. All whom the youngster hnd stopped to ask, report a general good exhibition of farm, •That b n lottery ticket. It is good for the products not...as much — as ... in ------some next urawiug —but ---- ..... drawing uiu, too." former yoara. while the show of fide finely | The boy looked up at the Mr buildings horses was much larger than usual. The around him—the homes of millions, the races were much enjoyed while the other offices of millionaires—and his surround­ attaetlons and sports were no less amus­ ings gave that direction to bls fancy. ing and satisfactory. All report a good What if that crumpled ticket made him time within the city and while upon the rich? He would have au office down town. fair grounds—!*. H. Lawrence and wife He would dress in broadcloth like tho men made a visit with friends at A limo last he saw in there through the windows. His week—Mbs Vera Cortrlgbt visited 4fur mother and little idstera should wear silk cousins Misses Eva and May Dealer at and jewels and not work any more, and Cloverdale Saturday and Sunday—11. ride in carrbiRes. Mattison and J. Homer bave/nmted the The ticket brought him luck it seemed. bate! of I. M. Flint and will move in and He sold all his papers soon und then with take jiossession of the same to-day, when a light heart he ran home to tell that Hred the Jal ter will move to the city Tuesday and weary mother of his good fortune. where he has an Interest in the Barry Co. She.smiled aud humored his fancy. Democrat—During the past half century That was years ago. of which your scribe has been a resident The boy of that day is a sturdy and pros­ of this place he has never witnessed up perous man of business now. Bin dream to this date, Oct, 3, when there has been has lieen realized—more than realized. no frosh to mark its step even upon the The lottery ticket was a blank. He has most tender of all vegatation—Mil<> S. forgotten it long ago—forgotten that ho Barber and wife are the happy parents of ever hnd a lottery ticket.—New York of a fine daughter bom on Sunday sum* Herald. _ _____________ Ing the 2nd. Fndrlevilla. * Ona of the Urgent banquets the world The funeral of Minnie Doster was held has ever seen whs that presided over by at her late home on Thurday last, she was President Carnot nt the Palais do Hindus* buried in the Prairieville cemetery—Roy trie, Paris, on Sunday, Aug. 18, 1880. M. Thorp of Richland is visltinlu. his old Carnot and bis ministers then entertained friends In town—Miss Mary Sackett has 18.000 mayors of French towns and vil­ To every person suffering from returned to Bloomingdale 111—Mrs. Mary lages, os well as 2,000 other guests, among . Piles or any other Rectal disease. Leemiin of Chicago who has been visiting whom were senators, deputies, town coun­ her daughter, Mrs. Mae Mullin returned cilors of Paris and members of the French home Monday—Miss Julia Dayton has The bill of fare was a model of gastro­ gone to Cloverdale to live—Henry Damon nomical arrangement. On Saturday, Aug. ■ is moving bis family to Leonidas. Mrs. Paine of Richland will occupy her house 17, nnd all through Saturday night The Rectal specialist of Grand and Sunday morning 96 cooks and 100 asas soon as vacated by Idin—Merrit Wood Rapids, is at the Baitings House. has bought the house and lot owned by abtauts were hard at work preparing the Hastings, every Thursday after­ feast. They had to provide 000 gallons at Geo. Doyle — John Wadd of Nebraska is noon and Friday forenoon. calling on old friends—Nevins Bros lost soup. 125 of sauce, 6.600 pounds of fish, Dr. Lakins has a large list of about 500 bushels of oats, their stacks 3,400 pounds of beef, 000 ducks and 1,200 caught Ore from the englnc-.lohn Carpenter geese. The guests were waited upon by patients In Hasting# and vicinity and more are securing his services and wife are visiting his father L. Car­ 1,000 waiters and 40 butlcra. The num­ ber at plates required was 80.000, and penter—Sarah Vanderbrook has re­ at each visit as a result of his un­ turned from Oden—F. Wales and Wm. would have reached to a height of 6,000 usual success in his special pracJohnstown. tlcc. ’ . Patton left Prairieville the morning of the feet if piled one above another. There Delajcil Letter. 4tb, presumably to take in the Olin, ex­ were 15,000 bottles of claret, 3,000of Graves, Wheat cowing is almost n thing of. the ’ T.800 of Madeira, 4.500 of Pomard and 4,000 All are invited to call for con­ cursion. past for this year. We have had very fav­ sultation and examination both orable weather tor seeding, and great It took six tons of ice to keep them at a of which are absolutely free. pains have been taken to have the ground Geo. Yaple spoke to a large crowd here proper coolness. Moro than 2,000 eggs well prepared for the reception of the Saturday . —Mrs. C. W. Thompson is at were used for the mayonnaise sauce, and it seed.—Com cutting b now the. order of (Galesburg visiting her daughter Mrs. H. took three huge barrels to hold.it. The the day. A good crop. We know of one .Spinning—Mrs. C. C. Gage is visiting at “roll call” came to the enormous total of field that Is out of old Jack’s way.—From Dowagiac—Quite a number from here took 30,000 at one baking.—London Tit-Bits. our standpoint it seems as though Hast­ in the Hastings fair—Mabie Tuckerman ings was taking a deluge on Sunday about has been very sick but is able to be about noon—Chas, McKenzie has gone to Albion again—George Barton was in town Sat­ Mr. Warren Upham estimates that an. to attend college.—F. J. Tooze and wife urday—The Centre school will observe area of about 4,000,00.) square miles in and Miss Amelia Frey have gone to Yp­ Columbus Day, Oct. 21, with appropriate North Americannd another of about 2,000,­ When In GBAUD KAl’lDS stop I silanti to get the benefit of instruction at exercises—Services at the church Sunday 000 square miles in Europe during the Ter­ the State Normal. We wish them abun­ the first of'lbe conference year when the tiary epoch, "were covered by Ice sheets, dant success, for he who strive# to benefit new preacher, if ’they have one, will speak which In their maximum extent liad prob­ opposite UNION DEPOT. hb fellow man by imparting Instruction —J. Davis of the northern part of the ably an average thickness of a half or twoeither In temporal or splrtual lines of ttaie Is vblting his brother Dun. Davis. thirds of a'mile or perhaps oven of oue Frac Bsggugt! Tramfer. Sew House thought. Is worthy of encouragement mile.” The weight, however, of a column from those for whom they labor—We have Steam Umland Electric Bellfc. of ice half a mile high b in round numbers heard by the way thatS. S. Fisk Is com­ up. BEACH A BOOTH. Fair time is over and fanners bate set­ 1.100 pound# to the square inch, and there ing here to spend the winter, it will tled down to busking coni and digging arc more than 4,000,000,000 square inches seem old-fashioned to see Sid around potatoes—Sunday School closed for the in a square mile. And the whole of thb To con.umet» of ki-rowno oil In Ita- among us once more—Mrs. C. E. Paul and season at the Tamarac church last Sunday enormous mzss being extracted from tbe Unn ■nd B.rrj Co: Wo b.»c MUWhhod her two youngest children have gone on —Ora Rachel dor sold a horse last week to ocean its differential effect in producing an annual visit to the childhood home of ■owner ■: Holing for the ule of Enos, of Loftrell—Mrs. M. Smith has gone changes of level was doubled. Tho ice cumbered land accordinglywent SnoW Drop oil. which for lomln.Uns pur­ the former in Sylvan. Washtenaw county to Lowell visit her aged mother this pose, bu no «IO«I. Belnw » product .of -On Wednesday night tbe barn belong­ week—Will Smith lias moved Into the down like an overladen ship untdl.it was ing to John Brownbig on the county line renu»ylr*nl» crude end 1S3 degree, fire Frank Myera house for the winter—Mr. and awash with the waves, and seashells were l«t mikes It perfectly »fe. It Produce! was destroyed by fire. Cause not gener­ Mrs. Bare and D. Lepard and wife have deposited along coast fringes above the a clewrund white light «nd free of odor, ally known—It is quite probable that some gone to St. Johns m a visit—Mr. and Mrs. drift. Then, as tho Ice molted, recovery nor doe* Il ■“J dcpoelt on chimney of our former Johnstown boys who have Marlow are-visiting In Campbell al pres­ ensued, and how closely it followed upon which I* *0 common with ebeep »nd low had employment at the school-scat factory ent—D. M. Myera of Grand Rapids, made relief of pressure is shown by the tilt to twt Ohio olb Since July I. 1891. Michi­ at Battle Creek, wilt be thrown out of em­ n dying trip to his brother Frank Myers on the north of the once horizontal beaches of Lake Agassiz.—Edinburgh Review. gan ellows the use of 130 degreee fire h»t ployment by the burning of the extensive a bicycle last Monday—Mr. Horners work of the company lost week. It is oil which permits lhe the s*lc of kerosene father and mother and . Mr Hatton's hoped they will be able to find other fields Victim* of the Gaillotlnc. rn.de from Ohio crude end po*se.-ses n mother from Ohio are visiting them at of tabor soon, and that the manufactory lerger pereentw>'d snlpbur «nd .flor ex­ present—The Aid Society meets at Mrs. As it b impoKiible now to ascertain the of the best school scats In the world will tracting sufficient nsptliu lexploelro put) Spencer’s Friday, Oct. 7—Janptte and exact number of the victims of tho mas­ be rebuilt-Mr. D A. Bowker of Hastings, Sarah Lipscomb were home over Sunday sacre of St. Bartholomew, no it is impos­ to raise the fire test to ISO degrees or more It becomes useless, so far- as producing was seen on our highways a few days ago Mrs.Retan and daughter are visiting in Len­ sible to give a correct estimate of the numlight Is concerned but et a low test will —Wallace McNIel and some friends arc awee—J. Spencer was at Chelsea last week camping at Fine Lake—Harry Brininstool bum f«ldr weU, sldl producing ■ very —We arc having a No. 1 school twider the dtsogreeuble ordor while burning aud lo*d- and Geo. Nye. in company with their bel­ management of Miss GauL We are sorry 1782, and the Oth ‘•Thcnrddor,” 17M, but is InTtSehlmney with s grassy subsl.nce. ter halves have gone to -IaMc Mlcblghi) we cannot secure her services for the w in­ was certainly not under 40.000. Lcmartinu , shore with team and camping outfit. Don t Give Siow Drop oil ■ trial, the cost is but ter term. She has been engaged to teach und Thiers gave the number as under 20,­ ______ mile different tbsn whet you pay for tbe■ swallow the pits. at Coats Grove—H. E. Myers never will 000, but they do not seem to have beta ac­ cheap goods you nre using and the aallsfa* go to the fair a;.alu without a Itensh -Mr. quainted with the evidr r.ee which has been Dowllug Uon JrSVm sHl” “'ht ’”“’255’,..“!?.”. Burgess has bought Henry Swln's tcu discovered during the Inst few years of the Everybody attended and enjoyed the i-omucnsate, saying nothing of addit.onat acre farm—A good deal of thu early sowed facta of the “Conute du Salut Public” in safety. For sale by S. E. Phillips, -II. L. fair.—Everybody Li well or getting better. wheat Is troubled with Insect—Eider I tamp the small townsand villager, where rough­ —E. Herrington. A. Humphrey and A. preaches for the Radical part of the church ly constructed guillotine# were erected and Newton and Cook A Cook. Ferris have gone north on a hunting ex­ performed their awful work with .q>poUing A. 1>. MayxAKP, holcsale Ag. lhe coming year. pedition.-Mr*. C. W. I-ester is sble to be Hastings. Mich. DR. LAKINS, -ThE KENT �— STOP THIEF. beet ever given in Udo ehr. Tha play I which time be adtertbed ■ grand baluM was repletr with lauglwWr iftuaUun* that aarvnelon and parachute drop, and several know thl» kept lhe audience laughing almost tram art none the wiser. We knowthte !‘tart tu finish. The slngiug was par ex- '*» » brt fnr we are one of lite parties, celleno-, that of tlie ladles trio being —Sanfield News. greatly eujuyed. The Btaok llutear band) When the Scheldt case was before the that aewmpanled the company wn* the eireult court Monday, Col. Mitchell Mated }u*Sl e - 11t,Mlt llw i v-ap-jnuviit. a mu-ntvpii bar-k«*per - was as­ -plnuure u. to «..rl, b, nic lb, uiuccra wi xuir lb. iiimv villM,Uke ,-------— -lUlen .IHWU 1 ’• e»«panle, ---- / . <■>' omeu «»j lf( b, uMmn I al.J .'‘ .ubMrtbs . .. ...Ki ... ... Ibc, «Bdoo» <-vt&ra. rl», IU»lllw>, ,n.l nmkiltlu probably .. . ,...... bal lr b, TO-. ,| i» ninny uf thru. ««„1 until lliere I, . bnllnr I younb 0( Jo:y wkbbMtol (nml Im pure proyldol fur irtvlni nwrulnm-au. eoul.l keep HI, uluon upun Hint tiny nnj •W^.ra pln.nl tu ».y tint Um l.uu,.- .u ; WM111 te .,r<^.w,.t. JuJ,B 3Kilb eruw.M .nd It U «te tu »r lint ir tu. „mkrkbd ,btl ,u(,b , „,UnMUit only nme eooiuuyj-rer .irlkr. nd, city .ftlii' llut tu, bOMI, ,i Ibc .unit, or Il will inrel with au rupally plnuant aud ; u,,, (btem wlJlln, Uu>l Ibv law profltable inception. ahuuld be vkdalcd.—lonu. ifenllnel. L WANTED Air ,•1.2; HASTINGS, addrmskd BEECHAM’S PILLS Pontiac Chief, the great stallion, owned by Dr. G. W. Lowry, nt thia-city, has made inure than a state reputation by trot­ ting the four fastest miles on a Michigan half-mile track, that wens ever trotted in lhe state. The race occurred at Manistee Tuesday of last week. The first heat was lost by Pontiac, he coming In fourth. But the next three heats he won In tbe following time: 3.33X; 8.MX; A33X® The very next day he won the 2.37 trot over the same course, making every mile Black Walnut and Cherry under 9.37 and taking one heat in 3.38. Friday he trotted a tulle nt the fair ground in this city In 2.29, dowering the track re­ Delivered at the Railroad Station. Refer to cord by several seconds. When one con­ LESH, PENROD & CO., siders tbe tact that al) three of these races GO8HEN, LND. occurred In one week it is plain to oe seen that Pontiac Chief has plenty of endurance Mr. FRANK LICHTY has to back up hb speed. Charlie Mr.More, Pontiac’s driver says that over a good mile purchased the track he can go In 3.17 or better. We take especial pride In Pontiac’s achievements as he Is owned In this city and has added another champion to Hastings’ long list. UNION HALL Lowell bad a great scare last week ow­ ing to a severe electric storm. Lightning was dancing around everywhere and mak­ ing Itself altogether too familiar. At mw lime four fixes could be reeu north of Ao place. . I Our Subject PI>H«' jemocm^ nr Next week will be Ex. Governor if SCHOOL COLUMN During the past week cirsulare from th* State Superintendent relative to “Colum­ bus Day" have been sent to every teacher in the county known to be teaching. No­ teacher should fall to do something on thio­ occasion. Each can modify,.or add to, the program to suit her particular school. As the movement Is a national one. it wouldseem a grand opportunity foe bringing ouf school Interests prominently before the people. The school is-to take the lead, to­ be tho central thought In all. Perhaps-few things are more needed to lift our schools to a higher level than a closer bond of sympathy between parents and teachers. PERSONAL MENTION. May not this occasion furnish the opportun­ ity to aid ha this direction? Parents, ran you not give at least a part of this day to youn Clement Smith was in Charlotte Satur­ school? Encourage your children and business, and desires the patron­ day. •teacher by your presence. age of the public. He is worthy Z-C. S. Hitchcock, of Kalamazoo, was here Among lhe advantages the childreq- oF the city possess over those of the country,, of patronage, and will serve the Monday. G. Rosenbaum, of Lansing, was io the perhaps none Is more prominent than the public well and reasonably. magnificent libraries to which they have city Friday. . access and which are helpful in many ’ C. R. Rogers, of Plainwell, was In lhe ways. The value of the great fond of use­ city Saturday. ful knowledge that children may acquire /Frank Black went to Traverae City through this agency can hardly be over­ estimated. This reading may be. and Tuesday ou business. usually is, under die systematic * guidance Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Parker went to of the teacher aud thus Is made to fit into Grand Rapids Monday. lias regular school work. To be sure, the Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Andrus went to children of to-day are much more forty- . ■ate in this regard then were those ofia Grand Rapids Tuesday. few years ago. There are few homes des- 1 George Ryno. of Wayland, visited rela­ titute of books and papers adapted to the tives. In the city last week. needs of childhood. Fortunate indeed is . CURED or NO P* Y for ferric *. Written guaratiW to peraunentlv cure all /Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Snyder, of Sunfield, that child whose bonin is supplied with an abundance of such rending. What can be 1 kinds of Bupturv cf both Xo fata; no attended the fair last week. operation ; no detention from bu.-'h'**'- Eor done to supply, in part at least, tills- lack : full Information and illnstratect pamphlet conChas. Hotchkiss, of Lansing, was In tbe and give tbe country child a little of the teinlng Michigan references (tree), address • city the fore part of the week. D«. H W. Maiwh, advantages possess*-d. bjr lib more fortu- , or THEO. E. M1LI.KU CO.. 102. 104. ICS Mich- v<W. T. Brown, of Chicago, took in the nate city coufiin? An attempt Is being made to carry ent ■ fair Thursday and gave himself up to his in Michigan a plan now in suceusaful ' friends. . operation in several steles, viz., the estab- < l/Jesse Tefft left tor a visit with ids par­ lulling of "Pupils Reading Circles.A ents in Belmont, N. Y. Tuesday on the state board Las been chosen to have gen- | • CIKCAILrtTlON ‘ Olin family excursion. eral direction of the work with a director The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Mort in each county. This slate board has ( Tower will be pleased to know that they • selected eight books, carefully graded and of a nature to be exceedingly Interesting to ' will remain In the city. Hereafter. thanges tor advertisements children. They are furnished at a asoderOrlie Van Hom returned to Ann Arbor ate price and the question now comes, bow ' must reach this office Tuesdays^ lateat to Insure Insertion in the issue <p the week Monday where be will continue his law can they be placed in the hands of the studies th<\coining year. when brought. children. If one set can be put i» each Editor Fairfield, of Eaton Rapids Jour­ school, this will give a good beginning and E. Kenaaton Is building a new house nal, attended the senatorial convention .will be of great benefit to the ahiklren of ou Jefferson street Tuesday ns a delegate and made us a very that ulstricL We have asked the teachers to make an effort on this “Columbus Day" Do not fail t > hear Ex-Gov. Luce fat pleasant call. to raise the amount needed. Parent.--, will Union hall Friday evening, October 14th. Judge F. A. Hooker, of Charlotte, who yon not co-operate and thus do your child­ will soon grace the Supreme Court beheb Baxxeb and New York Weekly Trblren a great good? The price of tho books. une. the two papers for 81.10 per year at the state capitol, was in tho city Thurs­ Is S3-G5. We have told the teachers that* day, and modestly received the congratula­ if they will raise the sum otja.00 we will tions of his many friends all over the coun­ The Olin Family excursion was patron­ try on his nomination as Justice of the donate the balance aud furnish tbe books. Already a considerable n untoer haveordesized well by people ill this county who de­ Supreme court ed the books and a little effort will put sired to go cast. We are in receipt of the Oakland, Cat. them into nearly every school in the county ^A7M pound daughter arrived at tbe Dally Tribune of September 32d, with an before tbe coming of the- now year. Will nome of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lunn Monday. extended and finely written account of the you nut strive to do this? Teachers, are you still using that same That's what causes Ben to grin out loud marjikge of Miss Lina Brigham, of that city, to Mr. N. A. Fuller, which occurred old reading book in your advanced claiauo, —filled with indiffereat selections, gath- the evening before at the residence of the Banxkk and New York Weekly Trib­ ered from here and there? Why not have une, the two papers one year for 81.10. bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fuller are something better? Why not intaoduce Subscribe with us or with our authorized now visiting relatives In the city and re­ your-pupils to something that will give ceiving tbe congratulation of their frleods. agents. them a taste for better reading? So easily t/£ce and M. D. Reed are raising their OUR COUNTY and cheaply can this be obtained-that there Geo. D. Barden has been appointed town seems no excuse. A nickel will procure shop another storv high to give them plenty of room. It Is a pleasure to note clerk of Woodland In place of Charles W. ail that a pupil needs for a tem. You. McIntyre, resigned. can obtain of John B. Alden, Naw York, such evidences of prosperity. /The Nashville News complains that such selections as Evangeline, Snow­ It cost a Charlotte bicyclist 827.00 for Bound, Tent on tbe Beach, Lady of Ike Hastings kids come down and “ make Rome running into a pedestrian last week. One Lake, etc., for only three cents and the or two such experiences as this ought to howL" print excellent Already several schools have a very wholesome effect on careless ✓fcddie Palmer, of Nashville, has an are using such selections* riders. ambition to be a trapeze performer. This Remember the association meeting on vdlasiiugs has a band to be proud of, and is proper enough; but it went hard with the 15th Inst and be sure to attend. we doubt if there Is a better one In the Eddie the other day. when he Was doing a state of its age and the amount of practice great act for tbe edification of his com­ Five years ago I was stricken with U has had. The playing at the fair panions. he dislocated his wrist. He's al! right now, and looking for more worlds apoplexy which rendered me well nigh ground was complimented by all. • helpless, and which, passing off, left my to conquer. The Black Hussar band made a great right side paralyzed to such an extent that Sneak thieves are doing a laud office strike Friday afternoon by furnishing 1 could not lift my arm or do more than office business at Woodland. ’ music at the fair ground. As soon as peo­ hobble around with a cane. During this The Delton Breeze says a woman living ple heard them play they began to make a time 1 had severe spoils of vomiting with rush to get seats for the evening perform­ near there, who Is always ready to cast a complete loss ot appetite. 1 partially re­ ance. and those who were so fortunate as first stone at some one else, sold a Delton covered from this attack and while driving to secure seats did not ijsgret their action. merchant what purported to be a Jar of chickens from my garden was taken with butler. There was some butter—a little One of the most novel attractions in shab on the top. The rest—well, the mer­ another spell which rendered inel so help­ Floral hall during tbe fair, was the play­ chant didn't know what the rest was good less that I have been only able to get about with the greatest difficulty. I em­ ing on one of E. A. Mattison’s Schubert for. ployer! the best doctors I could find. Six planes with the works exposed to the full view of all. Mr. Mattison handles relia­ ^<John Wadd, son-in-law of J. F. Brand- different ones worked over me with little ble goods and Isn't afraid to let anyone atetter who used to bo an old resident of or no benefit Last spring I called upon look on the iuside of his pianos or organs, Barry county until 4885, then he went td Dr. Humphrey at lhe hotel In Ionia and in fact be take, great delight In showing Nebraska and has not been in thia vicinity commenced treating with him. Four weeks since until TaK Wednesday. He says he afterwards 1 walked from my house to them everything. Is surprised at the change; there was no town, a mile and a half, and back, which A female giving the name of Olive Lang­ snch place as Delton then. * We have no I had not done for two years, during don, came t« our office a few days ago doubt but tliat in the next seven years there which time I could not even bobble to the and after beating our partner down to the will bo just as much to say about the roaa tliat runs by my house. 1 have re­ very lowest notch ordered 400 labels for change.—Delton Breeze. gained tbe use of myself all over, go where her ••reach Bloom.” The work was Some despicable cuss, who should get a I please all alone and work all I’ve a mind quickly aud nicely done but the female bad good warm reception in that other world, to.' I eat well, sleep well and am a live jumped the town without paying for them. deliberately crawled over the barriers old man again, whereas I was worse than We warn other members of the craft not which were put up to keep people from dead. to be duped by said female.—Vermont­ walking on H. G. Hale’s new cement walk, Before taking Dr. Holman 8. Hum­ ville Echo. which had just been put down and was phrey’s treatment my bowels did not move Nancy Hanks, tbe great trotter, again comparatively green yet, and walked the for a week or more at a time, now I am as lowered her recond last week, trotting a full length of it, leaving bls boot marks at regular as a clock. I take pleasure In urg­ ing tho'afflicted to go to Dr. Humphrey ’ full mile on a regulation track In 3.*04 fiat, every step. Not contented with thia, In and be healed. J without a skip or break. Mascot, the many places he endeavored to dig Lt up E- C. Philups, great pacer, paced a mile In 2:04 during with his hevL—Nashyllle News. r, Ionl“’ Mich. a race, tliat being the fastest mile ever Dr. Humphrey’s next visit to Hastings NEIGHBORING COUNTIESpaced In a race. During this contest five will be Tuesday, October 11th, at Furd’s heats were made at au average time of Ex-President Butterfield, of Olivet col ­ hotel. 3d»Hz> A single quarter-mile was paced in 29seconds, or nt the rate of a mile In lege, has been placed upon the retired 1UI at a salary of S900 per year. R. R. Bowker, the microscopist and gen­ 1*8. • The Charlotte Tribune modestly esti­ eral investigator, aaya that wool is a kind Deer may be killed in the Lower Penin mates tbe number of people that will at­ of hair, and that hair is simply a species of sula from Nov. 5 to 25, not Including the tend the fair In that city at only 100,000 plant rooted in the skin of animals. first date. Wild turkey, open season. during the three days. November l«t to December 15th inclus­ German railway officials ar® experiment­ Vermontville Hoodlums have graduated ing with rails made of paper, which are ive. Partridge, from November 1st to Dec. 15. iuclualve. Woodcock, Aug. 15 to from the fruit and poultry-stealing period said to ba as superior to steel rails aa paper Dee. 15. Water-fowl; Jack-snipe, red- and have got down so |« y as frightening car whe are to thoae made of iron. women and .ehlldren. A committee of may be citizens have tether taken things into their 'More than one-third of tha total number and pinttail doi , Other killed between cl sailing boats building in tbe United ruffians to a daw of shot It their i I of the River Clyde. Cyrus U. LUCE, Come everybody. Special invitation to the ladies. the rf STOVES r, partir iW»yw COAL STOVES ge He R A.S, Merchant U, Should L . Sept X-U COOK STOVES Livery nxxjst-cijre - . LOCAL NEWS. Thia week, . 'T \ ’ 120 quires. L’dS Ull« fcrs& L'c^e. etc.-ta I sr»elf of thi |fHim public L. noUflcstton laecn Jane SO I the office of I Stales bj Di Lrentfcm ncen HEATING STOVES Go to DR. LOWRY’S and have your eyei fitted with eye gl.-isses or speotacles. In or der to have your eye- sight preserved into old age, the eyes should he property exam ined aud tbe right, kind ot glasses worn. Dr. Lowry keeps a large stock o€ the fin­ est quality and greatest vari­ ety of eye glasses and specta clesat his- office, where you; can have your eyes examined, at all tznM. Best line ever shown here I the nctninat^ L 1 hare enda L- OT wearino fcof public aff fee to carry on fepeopleinlM* L Mimintotrat SEE THEM republics been in ti GOODYEAR BROS p.atiouof eog l! the executito redit of any s ittaiuad tain n the efficient Hive departo ihout improp I want al confld kmriea; and t r of what has b pd gladly accep the Fifty-first reted to the r l bouse of rep l» of the exeed i scrutiny and i ue national ad M by a reput and tbe frmdn a nnusual faci land judgment m a tian I th n> tbe declare* lean to the decl xmtie party ir Ilu to the busio Itry- A brief re tee and of wh HAVE YOU SEEN ’EM? •J ipropoaeatoun blican party, do i a national o United States i*b;e by tha iteib*n< fiotea .01 United Sta What: M directly o Those Fine Boots and Shoes ualwwpUbU -AT THE ‘°fe>gn cohntr They re 'Out of Sight ’ but we will show them to vou if uwe FS you would like to see them. They re as good as the best and our prices cannot be duplicated A full line of those cheap working shirts expected this week. Children s book satchels given away with every purchase of 50cts. ■•.tk. Jor*. Bankrupt Store H. OSBORN, Mgr. r J >■ I �I' of American citizens, bent European travel, have each year contribute to the education of'the chil-1 struggle i* aot remote. I1 .. Th* democM, platform prom<___ , P“rtcommittee, ’ olttans and ot U» 1 the member* of n tne ha* 01 ’’•>«* th'j' ( flnnlty *ad year* giv* the minor tone* a ropeal of too laptS law oontalmn.; tol, tire oommltton. Uu homo. they han founded for their dreu of the land was worthily IhZlXew York dock*.: lhe merchnn- prorulon, and «prel,U, denounce, u b«n rirn to Ute IC publte. Dtlnlln AJ. re..reU 7_ ■___ » * r. « stowed and. meets my hearty approval. . of sadness and pathos to the mq.ny wbte juul cwxlul Inqairy Itea be- wives and children. ’li'C.'l-alaocu of trade, which the treaaas does also the declaration as to lib- , appeal of service and soffianaKti fb. re.c‘Proo>ly■’ »bat Metlon of No intelligent advocate of a protrv book»»how. is largely reduced by arty of thought and conscience, and the ear that doe* not Iwten willv sympathy < i th* law under which these trade ar­ tectiva tariff claims that it is able, of ! from tho report: S annual tribute which we pay for separation of church and state. The and the heart that doe* not -i rangements have been made. If no Tb” «>“ o< article enuring itself, to maintain a uniform rate oi 1 safety of the republic is an intelligent1 with generosity are the car and hear* , | Gv’irht and passage moneys. The other teaue were Involved in the camInto tbe nH of u»te earning 1,„ tbai wages, without regard to fluctuations 'neat shins, the fastest upon the sea, palgn thia alone wonld give it moment­ citizenship, and the increased interest of an alien and not oi on tho",a«l dollar, per enn..m hu in thp supply of and demand for the manifested in the states in education, , American. ■vHeh are n»w in peace profiting by Now soon again tn* ous importance. Are the fanner* of products of labor. But it is confident­ ,vr trade, are. in a secondary sense. the great grain growing atatea willing 'UnUp, cent. ly claimed that protective duties strong­ lhe cheerfulness with which the neees-1 surviving veteran* •re-to.Paradof!a^?? ' *r ship* of their respective goyern- to surrender these new, Isrge and in­ "bUolo farm product, there ha, been ly tend to hold up wages and are ths | sary taxes are paid by all classes and the great avenue of the nteraod in time of war would, un- creasing markets for their surplus? an increase in prices, owing In pirt to lhe renewed interest manifested by the capital, and every tribute of honor and only barrier against a reduction to the d.r txwting contract* withthoselgov- Ar* we to hsve nothing in exchange anincreawd foreign demand and tho shildren in the national flag are hope-, love should attend the march. A comEuropean scale. ■ n.euts, speedily tako on the\gods foirthe free importation of sugar and opening of naw markets, lu England ful indications that the coming genera^ rado in. the column of the victor* pa­ period tha cost of liv’.-which their -leeks arc already pre­ coffee, end at the eame time todextror oaring th* same ■ tion will- direct public affairs with in- rade in 1805, 1 am not less a comrade Tti cost or uv। ng incroMed L9 per cent. Tested by Onei of the favorite arguments against. weaMed prudeude and patriotum. now. , i . <-J and enter with terrible efficiency the tugar planter, ot the eouth and th, Our j^tercht free public school* I have u»cd every suitable occasion < to Pureh«u^ articles of aprotective tariff u that it *hute us out ,.‘1- rhe work of destroying our combeet auiror todnotry of the northweat । a Participation in what is called 3pcn aU cblldren of .stable ag* is ] to urge upon the people of all sectionj ’.J- The undisputed fact is thbt and of the Paciao coaatt Or are we to necessity the earnings of onr working have never been as great u with awelling e»h**i* “ the market* 4^^, and oar oaro for them will b* • the consideration that no good causa '•be great steamship line* of Europe hare the taxed anger and coffee, which people Ji * ------wvu ua great as of the world. ’ this view is not • k£oua ^constant. The public CBn be promoted upon th* Ines of law. rt built up, and are now in part sus- a tariff for revenue only” necessarilv they are now, Second—There has been an average false one. happen that our £ hool bjbl'tm, however, •\iurtl by direct or indireetgovernment- Inrolrea, with the added lew, of the — : how ,—does ------ • it — *-«------ — —--------sCuOOl uowevcr. wa* WM notinuuv **•- lessness lessness. Moba do ***» not discriminate,' ------ --------- - , 4___ , right ol ‘*nd, the V____ irteintre,, hvinflicted them i by them advance in the rate of wages of .76 of 1 aommerr commercial competitors nr. are rent not able tn to , tonded .toJ restrain the __ natural punishments . > ne latter taking the form of libnew markets, which have been opened? per cent bear with more serenity our supposed I the parent, after contributing to ths have no repressive or salutary influx, ■ pav for carrying the mails, or of . , , haT0 shown, our commercial ♦kTh,^~TRM?,hai‘been BQ advance in surrender to them ot the ‘markets of pobi]0 *chool fund, to choose other ed-I ence. On the contrary, they beget reh iiinuaj bonus given in consideration rivals in Europe do not regard this rec­ 11 venges and perpetuate feuds Iti*e> ’ .g.-ci-mcnts to construct the ship* so iprocity policy a* a “sham,” but a* a the price of all farm products of 18.87 S*.Turld?L« ^.°d h?W doe" 1 **?P®n ucational agencies for his children. -j adapt them for carrying an arma- serious threat to a trade supremacy percent. and of all cereals- 33.59 per that the partial loss of our market closes favor aid by lhe general government penally the duty of the educated and cent foreign tin pinto mills and plush facthe public schools with a special I Gflnential to see that the weak and ent, and to turn them over to the they have long enjoyed. They would The ninth annual report of the chief « h ® y h , avo , al1 other v jew to the necessities of some of the ignorant, when accused of crime, are . \drmueut on demaud, upon specified rejoice—and. if prudence did not re­ Ona natural advantages, BOUthern states, but it is gratifying to fairly tried before lawful tribunal. rketa? Oita of the bureau of labor statistics of the markets? strain, would illuminate their de­ The moral of fh* the nnuntyr country Sj OUT protective nrotei'tive tariff and the thre reciprocity notice that .._____ __________ _ J__________________ , sentiment nt 'l Th* Work Hegun. state of Naw York, a democratic offi­ our many of these slate* are, pressed manufacturing cities—over the cer, very recently issued, strongly cor- policy make it possible for us to have a with commendable liberality, develop­ should be arouBcd and brought to bear .IE It' was plain to every intelligent rnnnr>,ln ■■ .c ~ _ large participation in the "markets of ing their school systems and increasing for tho suppression of these offenses ?*S| • ■• ..rienu that if the United States recl^ocilr •wo“rtlo» *“d : <»»“'> >>7 ->» ren.t, commute. Bi. the world” without opening our own their school revenues to the great ad­ against the law and social order. a uld have such lines a similar policy ■ T"7 cl«*rV ..tended Inquiry .bow. tb.t. In tbe to a oompetition that wonld destroy the vantage of the children of both races. Immigration. n-.i-t be tfhtered upon. The Fifty-first r Ji; AUkcti°B-4 of Hon prodne- I J«*rimmMl.tely Jollowln*Um purer. oomfort and independence of our peoThe necessity of a careful discrimina­ Agriculture's Great Gain. - ,'sit enacted such a law; and, un­ K’kiici*'1' b>’ * t*- of th. Uelff .« .1 1(Uo, th. ^grente The considerate attention of ths tion among the emigrants seeking our W I. r its- beneficent influence, sixteen Production mod sum paid In -qw In tb.t rtite wu r— wages in that state was formers of the whole country is invited shores becomes every day more appar­ i .-rican steamships of an aggregate l!sve trnd, wonld frtlow; .nd not bo-' |1 hB.ST7.wa .zoau. and ’th*rwh*7*u ”.'«“ 7r r1 will "/“.I? 01 be 9e,837-9^a In in oxoess, and th. the awrri.craiA aggregate The resolution of the convention in through In thath. state and ent. We do not want and should not ■ image of 57.400 tons and costing >7,- I’’ mJ?” 7h ‘ U “ P1*111 u> Jh,“ °*n predcctlon Nl.nS.U0 In cxccu of th. Mor of blm.Mll.rn drolrere. I think. to the work uJji done d™retm.nto intore receive those who, by reason of bad ' । i7 have been built or contracted to be De hidden niafien from irons our own people. nAAr.1, t preceding year th. troa and nerere.ry condition, of . ^o( ^Henltnre Oar pork prodneto character or habits, are not wanted at . . r.^sictsg™1 ■ ■ rill in American shipyards. In mov.menl ih.t hre. apon there line. , j f ^ Ull be . o not „ olj A Principle Not a Schedule. In view ef this showing ef an in­ home. The industrious and self re­ ti to this it is now practically d by thi great contlncnt.ln.tion. specting, the lovers of law and liberty, 'fl. The principle of the platform in favor crease in wages, of a reduction in the my oordtol wlh.renre .nd .upport, 1 d ■ ..m that we shall soon have under cost of articles of common necessity, xm thoroughly convinced th.t lhe free o( Ea ' but their value dtoereditod should be discriminated from the pau- V • ,• k’ljcricau flag one of the finest of “the American doctrine of protec­ and of a marked advance in the prices eoinxft. ref .flver. .t aueh a ratio to b b greon. given for this exelu.lon. per, the criminal and the anarchist,:”., r .lines sailing out of Now tion” meets my most hearty approval. of agricultural products, it is plain that gold re will maintain th. equally In ^11 previou. effort, to seen re the re­ who come only to burden or disturb our Fa , H, Rpubr<c»™ . f.-r'anv European port. This The convention did not adopt a sched­ this tariftlaw has not imposed burdens, ft, commercial ute. of lhe two coined | ma,^i o{ tlM,„ rretrietiou. had fulled, communities. Every effort has been’W rule, but a principle that is to control ow'd »•“ Thii' -- ict will result in the construction but has conferred benefits upon the dollar., would conduce to the pro, b |eeWMlb„ „l the Fifty­ made to enforce the laws, and some f£. i \ui -i ;c.xn yortls of four new paasen; all tariff schedules. There may be dif­ farmers and the workingman. parity of all the greet producing and n „ t providing for the lotpecconvictions have been secured under •-eumships of 10,000 tons each, ference* of opinion among protection­ oommermal nations of lhe world. The t)ol , , b J oa | c i„| certification of our the contract labor law. about 23,000.000, and will add >0 ists as to the rate npou particular arti­ one .reentlol condition 1. that these „,d ivl lb„ president pew The general condition of our country f Soma special effects of the act should 14v.1l ies.-rve six steamships, th* cles necessary to effect an equalization t„ lorWir,he introduction into thi, is one of great prosperity. The bless- ;■< i •esioti'-'"1 between wages abroad and at home. be noticed. It was a courageous at* dollars shall have and retain sn equal ■ . :e*t upon the sea 1 aroeptabillty end value m all oommer! countr „ o( selected pnxluet. of such ingofOodhas rested upon our fields «' In some not remote national campaigns tempt to rid our people of a long main­ dal tranrectlona They are not only a ■ 0< , un trlea as should continue to retuse and upon our people. The -annual ■; jw-un'Z the issue has been—or, more correctly, tained foreign monopoly in the produc­ ... cia’t'interest has been taken by has been uccu mauo made lo to appear w to be—be- tion of tin plate, pearl buttons, silk medium ot exchange, but a measure of . onr m.peetod meats enabling os to value of our foreign commerce has m- jf, values; end when, two unequal men- ; „ all thc mari„to of Europe to our crease-1 more than $400,000,000 over tho |Hj •he establishment of lines from , lween a high higtf and and -a ’low proUjctlre •------- 1 a — j— ‘ plush, linens, lace, etc. Once or twice ‘ k prod„CM. 'rhe result has been, average for the preceding ten years. ikB­ ,-.iuth Atlantic and Gulf port*, ond^ I tariff, both parties expressing some m our history the production of tin uro, are called in law by the same ; my expectation* have not yet , solicitous regard for the wages of our plate had been attempted, and the name commerce is unsettled and con-1 not onjv lo bUj,tain prices by providing aud more than $210,000,000 over 1890— '*9 fused and the unwary and ignorant ' IM?W markeU for our surplus, but to the last year unaffected by the new ; reu.ueu,. attention has been called working people, and for the prosperity prices obtained by thrf Welsh makers hundred pounds to tariff. Onr exports in 1892 exceeded ® advantages possessed by these । our dbmeatlc industries. But, under would-have enabled our makers to pro­ are cheated. Dollars of unequal com- । add fl£tv ceut8 -. and when their fx'ople are more j a more courageous leadership, the dem- duce it at a arofit But the Welsh mercial value will not circulate to- , the market vaine of the inspected those of 1890 by more than 8172,000.000, Sether. The better dollar is withand the annual average for ten year*’iWT ahve to their interests 1 do not ocratio party has now practically demakers at once out pr.ices to a point rawn and becomes merchandise. Under the reciprocity agreement* by S’.,t55,000,000. Our exports of bread-f ■t tnat they will be able to secure • cittred that, if given power, it will enact that *hat drove droveth* out the.American .American beginners beginners out Th* tru* interest of all our people, । special- favors have been secured for stuffs increased over those of 1390 more rapital needed to enable them to a tanff law without' any regard tolls I °I the business, and when this was acand especially of the farmers aud j agricultural products nnd onr exports than $144,000,000; of provisions, over J it by their great natural advan- 1 effect upon wages or upon tho capital complished again made their own 84.000.000, and of manufactures over fL working people, who cannot closely ob; o f such products have been greatly in ­ The democratic party has found invested in our great industries. The prices. serve th* money market, is that every creased, --------- ’ — - $8,000,000. The merchandise balance ■ with -a ----------sure prospect of n " .it* platform -^r a“.V re.*•£ majority report of the committee onA currespoudentof the ■ Industrial dollar, paper or coin, issued or author- further and rapid increase. The agri­ of trade in our favor in 1892 was $202,* -»-■ j-j this subject, and has showniits I platform to the democratic national World, the official organ of the Welsh . _ ■ i»od by the government shall at all cultural department has maintained in 944,342. v to the general policy by reins- . (jpnventlon at Chicago contained this ; tin-plate workers, published at SwutjA Matchless Progress. •«- . 1■ • expend an appropriation mad* ^Bua4.: ln lhe issue of June 10. 1892, ad- tints* and in all Us uses b<; the exact Europe un agent whoso special duty it equivalent not only in debt paying, is to introduce there the various prepaNo other nation can match the com- W. last wlminirtraiiQn for ocean '?That when euatom-houw taxation I. 'I-S5 “ url*1 •* lhc“' *>*'b«4,- He buj. in purchasing powgr, of anv othqr Slions of corn as articles of foci, and mercial progress which these figures' ^ onlrm-ta w,tb American linen. , urtcd qI any jro. disclose. Our compassion may well go Hi i * dollar. I am quite sure that if we should s work has been very successful. if l-a.riotic people, the workmen in duced jn lhjs country the difference be"bo not b* deceived. The victory of out to those whose party necessitie* now not upon this subject independent Cattle Esport*. the cnpitiuisU s«««‘Dg tween the coat of la'bor here and Tabor the republicans at the polls means the of other nations, we would greatly pro­ Tho department has also sent skilled and habits still compel them to declare.. rp: ; • must decide whether the abroud( wh(.n such a difference existe, : retention of ithe McKinley bill and mote their interest* and injure our . veterinarians to Liverpool to examine, that our people are oppressed and our • sui|A owned by American* which fuIly Ineasun?s any possible benefits to I means th* rapidly accruing loss of tho own. The monetary conditions in Eu­ in connection with the British veterina­ trade restricted by a protective tariff, ■ - ipfb.t American registry shall laborj and thc enonuous additional jm. I 80 per bent, of the export American rope within tl»e last two years have, 1 It ia not possible tor me to refer evenM jlpeakin humbly ask a a place in u* the ••**» t,ng- posi-jons of thc existing tariff fall with trade. Had there been no democratic think, tended very much to develop a rians. the live cattle from the United in the briefe*t way to many of the^H i-irnb.y ask States landed at that port; aud the re­ naval reserve; the great ships‘now now , crushing force upon our farmer* and victory in l«90 the spread of the tin sentiment in favor of a larger use of sult. in connection with the sanitary topics presented in the resolution* fir <Jep >: l.e designers1 tablei go to foreign I| workingmen.” plate manufacture in the United States • silver, and I was much pleased and en­ methods adopted at home, has been adopted by the convention. Upon alii - ■./ " fur aud the . , ,construction, MW., .re, --—- United —1-.: 1 Hcns we haTB a dlatinct admission of , would have been both rapid and bona couraged by the cordiality, promptness that we hear no more about our cattle that have not been discussed I have be- H •• r • ise ... t tbe now bnghtaotag op- 1 ,he „™bUcal, contention that Ameri-,<Me. • • • It to not yel too let* lo and unanimity with which the invita­ being infected with pleuro-pneumonix fore publicly expressed my views. :■ .-..'reeoveringaplacecommen. Wo7kmeu are advantaged by a tarig do something to reduce the pnoo of tion of this government for an interna­ A judicious system of quarantine line* unity of recovering a place commcm a change in tne personnel or • M with iu wealth, the .kill of Ito > „ w Uo difference between ! pl«t«o Pul them down to Ils. per box tional conference upon this subject was nos prevented the infectioqjof northern national administration is of comparo- KI ..tors and the courageof Ito nail- | home ,‘nd foreign wages and a declare, of IB.HXJ0, full.weight Kreis. Tot the accepted by all tho powers. We may lively little moment If those cxereiscattle v. ith the Texas fever. The tariff ing public functions arc able, honest, ■ ■. 11.-.■arrviog tradeof all the seaa. Uon only against the alleged "addlUon-1 workmen tak. ha.f pay for a few not only hope .for, but expect highly bill of 1890 gives better protection to diligent and faithful, others possessing U <( -dll ...ill io lieriproelty. i ai imposition," of the existing tariff i months and turn out more. Then let beneficial results from thi* conference, to Blnloo tllMloe for Reciprocity. A7.. liier related measure a. furntoh- i law. ' ' the master, forego profit, for the .ame which will now soon assemble. When farm products subject to foreign com­ all these qualities may be fonpd to tako; fpetition than they-ever had before, and their places. But changes in the. law* ■ the result of lhe conference is known, increased le-ean traffic for our I Again, the majority report further I time. ___ __ the. home markets for such product* ,md of great nnd permanent ben-I doctored: I FhTtoSKre of both we shall then bo able intelligently to have been enlarged by the establish­ and in administrative policies are of H1 When public affair* Ks ::n- farmers jud manufacturer* raSnofacturera ; "But in making a reduction in taxes 11 ' ^J'rkuuroduoe readjust our financial legislation to ment of new industries and the devel­ great moment. have been given a direction and bu*i- Iftj . .the reemnsAy policy deI It to not propomv!to injure any tare I rertff ^r Jo rnrlff. ntTtaS any new conditions. iproc/ty policy de- | it is not proposed to injure any domes-1 *emp»vycr *“*« opment of others e ness has adjusted itself on these line*, R >1 the tariff act of tic industries, but rather to promote tin plate*, tariff or no tariff, at * pnee Wc may confidently submit to the in ­ .-lured by section 8 of — --------------------practical oration their health * growth. • • • More- that will drive all competitors from the any sudden change involves & stopnagaj^H In my last annual message to con­ telligent and candid judgment ot the ------ ucoiiuy „ ■ - ■ . and uow in practical operation and new business adjustments. If theSMi gress 1 sail!: American farmer whether, in any cor­ uve of thc nation* of Central and over, many industries have come, to i ueiu. rely upon legislation for successful con-| >'«> n«P* ta th. W.lrt-O.moer*U« Ailire? "I must yet entertain the hope that responding period, so much has been change of direction is so radieal os to JK ' - .-".th America, San Domingo, the bring' the commercial turntable intc^RJ .,nr<\ . . ; > it 4s possible to secure a calm, patriotic done to promote his interests, and ,r..,h and British West India ial- tin'uunce, so that any change of law But in spite of the doubts raised by consideration of such constitutional or whether, in u continuance and exlen- use the business changes involved oraffig i: :s. and with ‘Germany and Austria must bo at every step regardful of the I , the elections of 1800 and of the tuaehma- statulpry changes as may be necessary ■iuu of these methods, there is not a not readjustments but rcconstructioiUk^M ier si»e.-i;tl trade arrangement* with labor and the capital thus involved." rrojrraiunw nt DMtractlon. Here we have an admission that , tfons of foreign producers to maintain to secure the choice of the officers of better prospect offered to him than in r.ica. The removal of the dulv upon The dembcratic party offers a pro4W .1: and the continuance of coffee many of. our industries depend upon | their monopoly the tin plate industry the govern nent, to the people, by fair the invitation of lhe democratic party , gramme of demolition. The protective^EI protective duties "for their successful I has been established in the United apportionments and free elections. I to give our hotqe market to foreign ; i a upon lhe free list, while giving continuance" and a declaration that ’ States, apd the *Uiauce between the believe it would be possible to consti­ policy, to which all busuess, even thatUt' ..-•-•at relief to our own people by tari’ff changes should be regardful^f Welsh producers and tho democrat^ tute a eoiumis»ion, non-partisan in its manufacturers, and to abandon the of the importer, is now adjusted; theSKi .ipening articles used increasingly the workmen in such industries and ol | party for its destruction will not sue- membership, and composed of patriot­ recipnx-itj^policy, and better also than reciprocity policy, the new merchant^; the radical and untried methods of re­ :•..-very household, was also of such on ic. wise arid impartial men. to ;vhom a lief prop<»sed by other parties which marine, all are to be demolished, notlL? ,•? eeed.^ w >um advantage to the countries tbe ipre«t.a repiUL gradually, not taken down, but blown ' r consideration of the questions of the are soliciting his support. Mad A<-ln»t Amorleau hop*. depBJ .tmcnt o • ■ ting those article* as to suggest “ Crusada ................... .. ... department off the the production prouuetion of ot tin im and auu evils eTn* connected with our election syssy*up. To this programme of destruction■ consideration thereof reciprocal The >e overwhelming reiection re lection of thes* these ' r# e pinles in the tb< United Univ.d States blates during | Um and melhods ,night be committed it has added one constructive feature— 9 had before received , a ___ । ........ .x,,,.. int»l nrodue-.v _ .... ........................ .......„ no. I have often expressed m^ strong i.i-.urs should be shown in their tariff* propositions whir»h which t lftgt flscal year 8jjow a total produc- , with a good prospect of securing una­ the reestablishment of state banks of x • ' article* exported by us to their “the sanction of democratic national t-f>n Qf 13i240,830 pounds and a cotnpar- nimity income plan for removing or conviction of the value of the Nicaragua issue. convention.% was not more indicative; 5aaa of the first quarter, 820.922 pounds, mitigating those evils. The constitu­ ship canal to onr commerce and to our The policy of the republican party is, TaE 1 lr>-st credit i* due to Mr. Blaine for of the new and more courageous lead w-th the laat^ 9,000,000 pounds shows tion would permit the selection of the navy. The project is not one of con­ on the other hand, distinctively a nol- ■ the vigor with which he pressed this ership to '.bleb the pzrty breoow cony tfce H d„elopm,.„t ol tbe iodurtry- commission to be vested in the supreme venience. but of necessity. It is quite icy of safe progression and develop- Maj possible, 1 believe, if the United States ment of new factories, new markets • upon■thr country. We have only mitted Itself, than tho substitute which Qver 5,000,000 pounds during lhe last artor were made from American court, if that method would give the will supprt the enterprise, to secure and new ships. It will subject bus!■ jun to realize the benefit of these was adopted. This substitute declares; ■ le arrangement*. The work of that protective dntie* are unconatitu- glack p]ateBt tho remainder from for- best guaranty of impartiality. This the speedy completion of the canal ness to no perilous changes, but offenl commission should be charged with the without taxing the treasury for any di­ attractive opportunities for expansion plate8, . renting new agencies and of adapting tionab-high protection, low protec- , . ki the iiuis of au»Mr. Ayer, the treasury agent in duty ot inquiring into the whole sub­ rect contribution, nnd at the same time upon familiar lines. Very respectfully r. . ir goods to new markets has nc-ccs- tion-are all unc<^‘'’uti?P.oJ- . * de“] j ■s*-tesded result, that .1 . -arily taken time; but thc results al- ocrntic congress holding thi* view can | h Benjamin Hahjoson. I . estimates, as tho result of care- ject of the law of elections, as related to secure to the United States that in­ yours, ■wtL witidra-xu. wa-i production to the choice of officers of the nation*! fluence in ita management which is im­ ■ •. :v attained are such, I am sure, as not enact, nor * democratic P«8ident ful inquiry, that the •»ilv aea asoag us government, with a view to securing to CALHOUN” TACTICS. <currenl --------- w ni h* to establish in popular favor the approve any tariff, schedule, the pur- ot ft. y.»x "fll >» every elector a Irco »n»l unmolested perative. '•‘ ‘riU bud nou, thc policy of reciprocal trade, based pom or effect of which is to limit im­ S**’—fillj <r indirect.v •ip' n the frie importation of suih portations, or to give any advantage to I 100,090,000 pounds, and that by the end exercise of the suffrage, and as hear an It has been the purpose of the ad­ of the year our production will be at approach to an equality of value io ministration to make its foreign policy ureb«eu the an American workman or producer. A Blaine Compares the Democrat Tariff “ttK.-tpubk r.i;vr cur­ articles as do not injuriously compete bounty might. I judge, be give? to'the tho rate of 200.00p.000 pounds per an- each ballot cast as Is attiflnable. • nut n matter of partisan politics but of with the products of our own farm*, Plank with Oalhonn’a Compromise I * llioi failure The demand that the limitation* of nU Another industry that has been prac ­ Entriotism and national honor; and 1 mines or factories in exchange for the importer, under this view of the const!suffrage shall be found in lhe law, and dfhr or 1>,m> tu ave very great gratification in being tuUon. In order “ > Increase ImporU■'-•• nr favored introduction of our tically created by tho McKinley bill is Tariff Nullification Plan. J*1 note .A nn ln. tloos. and ao th* revenue—tor rev­ the making of pearl buttons. Few ar­ only there, is a jusj one, and no just able to state that the democratic memproducts into other countries. " r»! u>i m eum man should resent or resist it." •ber* of the committee oij foreign affairs enue only"—In th* limitation. ticles coming to us from abroad were । de credit -j.’ responded in a true American spirit. 1 Eeciproelty, ot course. Islls under so distinctly tho product of starvation a l*hmd it Out It seemed to me that an appeal to have not hesitated to consult freely A few details only as to tho increas* this denunciation, for Ils object and elto JeHer*oul*n Dcxftrint H trade can be given here, ^ak* lent are not revenue but the promotion WBut* without unduly extending this our people to consider the question of with them about the most confidential ti ^'7'^ i-for th-' ’• 4Dg all the countries with which suth of commercial exchanges, the profits ol letter 1 cannot follow In detail the in­ readiusting onr legislation upon abso­ and delicate affairs, and here iad i ’ i . . Republican. r'.rrtingements have been made our which go wholly to onr producers. Hlls fluences of the tariff law of 189a It lutely fair, nonpartisan lines might frankly confess my obligation for J?‘‘’“laall the Many needed’ cooperation. They did not •ru to June 80. 1S93. bad increased destroctlve. un-American doctrine vres has transplanted several important in­ find ’some effective response. ‘-s centrist. ■ Augvsta, Me., Sept.- 0.—Hon. James 23.78 per cent—with Brazil the m- not held or taught by the historic deny dustries nnd established them। hers,and times 1 have had occasion to say that regard a patient but firm insist­ if. Intrt orcase-was nearly 11 per cent.; witn ocrntic sUteemen whose fame has revived or enlarged all others. laws and election methods designed to ence upon American rights and up Q. Blaine has not been at all well sinoej^W * o- the ^otercrat-n^ i.Cubs during the first ten months our icon patriot* h*« reached th!, genera The act give* to the miners protection give unfair advantages to the party on immunity from insult and injury for the death of his son, and some time*IK. against foreign silver ^ing lead making them would some time be used our citizens and sailors in foreign ports ago made the announcement that itfOG exports increased *5,709,198, or M.8d ti“ - eertalnly not by J * fiev to pu - ••nt., nnd with Porto Rico 85W.959J Jackson. Thi mad enisado against ores, the free introduct eta of which to perpetuate in power a faction of a as a policy of “irritation and bluster.” would be impossible for him to make **wt un<er xuch 1 - a per cent. The liberal threatened the tfreat mining Industrie* party against lhe will of the majority They did not believe, ns some others any political speeches this fall. This,] JI oerat parheipa^ paruu‘F“l American shops, tbs biller seem to believe, that to be a dem­ he said, was uot because he did not de- iy benedta " of piled to American manufacturers. tl» of the Rocky Mountain states, and to of the people. 1.■.» oi <’ur farmers in tthe ‘ *" ri-'‘iakUue^ oa_: ' ocrut one must take the foreign side of sire to do so, but because his health^M pindstent disbelief ot every ol the wool grower* protection for thsir y the following r) • -iis policy is shown by Pndstent (U sdcmbx u * c »v*j report- — ’ every international question if a re­ 'would not permit fleeces and flocks, which han »->it from our consul general at l > the ODen opening ing of ol a « tin Un plate plate mill mill or or, of ot_ an sn Our old republican battle cry: “A> io*or,v,' ^ln response to an urgent requast^M • ■ ..iia under date of July 20 l»st: < ,I ____ farAlrrnoftrade reci- trade by reel them from a further and disastrous de­ Free Ballot and a Fair Count," comet | publican administration is conducting mceeise our by foreign •During the first half ’year of 18911 orocltv are os surprising as they arc । cline. The house of represe tativas, at back to us. not only from Alabama, j the American side. from many lending republican* ha has.- ■ ‘ what 1 , I do not believe that a tame submis- sent to Hon. Joseph H. Manley, chair-9fih I • ;;na received 140,050 bugs of flour discretlitable. There is not a thought- ; its last session, passed bills placing but from other states, and from men I Th-.i sion to insult and outrage by any nu- man of the republican state committee raf-1 • :t: Spain, and other ports of tha ful hurines* 'man in the country who these ores and wool upon the free list who, differing with us widely in opin- ■ a .. . 1 tion at the hands of another can ever of Maine, a letter in which he ex-'lK • land about an equal amount, or apt Si, Sttaow that the enactment Into The people of the west will know how Ions, have come to see that parlies nnd I f ■ form the basis of a lusting friendship. presses in his usual clear nnd compre-MK pr .xirnntely 380.112 bags. . law of the declarator* of the Lh.lo*f° ! destructive to their prosperity these political debate are but a mockery, if, ‘[hiring the same period Havana re­ convention, upon tbe boM"1. ”f £*. measures would be. The tariff law when the debate is ended, the judgr’ T.he necessary element of mutual ro- hensive manner his views on the issue* «MHW Tfcl‘ sjiect will be wanting. given employment to many involved in the coming campaign, asflW ceived bags of American flour, ' tariff, would at once plunge the conn . has ment majorities '. tian..., ,1U meut of ui honest .--j - is to be re, The Chilian incident, now so happily now trv into a business convulsion Mich m and other ports approximately an r'cMd by ballot Ibox franJ * »»» l« honorably adjreted, will. I do not follows: ci.'. "Not being able, for reasons which 1J*, iquil amount, making' about 23,000 hhaa never seen, and there' «J>°‘? ,he»t manipulations m tin Inter,Mol . put our relation, wilhtbalbrare j of .> ioughtful workingman who dore not th. party »r pmv taction in I»«r. j/ , (ri,ndl b„u tt.„ have explained to you, to deliver pnblioaH i ;“1' ffl'iniup. Tl “But for the first half of this year know that It would nt one, wera oreThes. no-Politic* “««"»I,,; before. Tire, ’already appear. In speeches in this present campaign, take the liberty of submitting my^H ____ . ___ ______ i_________ Spain htw sent less than 1,000 bag* to If reduce the amount of work to ue 1 .mplojmrnl. xnd Rlro work to *tlier, •»•••< and the recent decisions oi some , Sne to thin codntyy. by lb, slat* atata courts Courts againstjinfair *£>““ “£ tog ^tor ftTtaUimTK bJTro^i of the ap-.' Egau h£or’the settiemem, by a commis­ views on the issues which I regard usc|K] ■ he wiioh: island, aud the United States only at reduced woges. being strongest tor the republicans toffiM rtionmcnt lows tiupu irtionmont hwa encourage encoow me the.hop. long unreUIrfl claim* bebn*- scut to Havana alone L<M,487 bag* ol Importations that would follow, and Commuulatie Appeal*. sion, of the long unsettled claims be­ u rge before the people. The issue of^N at the arbitrary and partisan election '■nd about on equal amount to other neoeJltata a reducUnn of bis « sges to , The appeals of the free trader to the tween the two governments. The work the greatest consequence is the tariff®*! taws and practices which have pre­ ■;H»rts of the Island, making approxi­ tbe European standard. workingman are largely addressed to rIuUcel of Mr. Egan has been highly advan­ on imports and it will continue to b*^E vailed may be corrected by the states, ♦^Be’rr®ceivtd rJL mately 337,000 for the flrat half of 1892.11 po^n"o7T«.e^dJ«mi( his prejudice* or to his passions, and tageous to the United States. The con­ until a settlement is effected by a ma-^H the laws made equal and non-partisan, Partly by reason of the. reciprocal not infrequently are Pro.noun®®J/ fidence which I refused to withdraw jority so large that it will be tanta-^E and the elections free and honest- The The new democratic ii’-jto e. “eke th,.;r trade agreement, but more largely by icratio partr attains power, what shall communistic. from him has been abundantly justified. mount to general acquiescence. The^B repnblle** parly wonld rejolc* aljnch leadership rages at th* employer, and reason of the removal of the sanitary In our relations with the great Eu­ republicans are aggressive on this sub-iSK •* a solution, as a healthy and patriotic ropean power* the rights of the United seeks to communicate this rage to the restrictions upon American pork, our Md buriecL Two years ago they passed the J® local sentiment is the best assurance ol States arid of our citizens have I been ’ • spurt* of pork product* to Germany McKinley tariff, which for a time failed' 'if­ free and honest elections. I shall again incrdiucd daring the ten mouth* endregret thxt oil employ,™ ot Ixbot■ *r« insisted upon with firmness. The] to meet with popular approval. But a.' 5 arge upon congress that provisions bo •ug Juno’ 30 last, #3.025,074. or about 82 not jd»t *nd con.WerxM *D1““,V^ strength of our cause and not tbe‘ powerful reaction has come in conse-^E made for the appointment of a non­ per cent. , . 1U1 ijmotimo, txke, too lent* * *“*'strength of our adversary has given1 quence of the vindication of the Mc-S| partisan commission to consider ths , The British Trade Journal of London, ot the profit*. But I do no, ooo th»t The Sa­ Kinley tariff by experience. It is found. , rabject of apportionments and elec­ tone to our correspondence. in a recent Issue, speaking of the inthere till, will be *a’*llor*‘odbj * moan question and the Behring sea] to have worked admirably, and within ®; tions in their relation to the choic* of tariff policy the firet necerewy effect ot question, which came over from the! the last year has produced a greater.T®’ Proposal □reaso of American coal export* and of federal officers. the falling off of the Engliah coal ex­ Which le • re,ere wage cot ud ft« preceding administration, have been ! volume of business, internal and ex-'^H Tho ClvU M« ivtco. ports to Cuba, says: th* one'*ettled and the other submitted reoond a largo dlmtnntlon ot th, The civil service system has been ex to arbitration upon a fair basis. Never; temal, export and import, than the Ml -to amonnt ot work to bo done In “It is another case of American com­ S?w* to «O into ^republican prerty. S“ country. It tho lojuetlco ot hb ■ United States ever transacted before. tended and the law enforced with vigoi petition. The United 8tate* now sup­ before, I think, in a like period, have’ Notwithstanding the extent of the op-^B and impartiality. There has been ns *0 many important treaties and com­ plies Cuba with about 150,000 ton* of employer tempi, the workman to ’trtka ' position to it, agriculture is remunera-^E partisan juggling with the law in any biS,le ehould bo rery euro that hi. coal annually, and there is .every pro*mercial agreements been concluded,’ tlve, manufactures are prosperous and^H of the departments or bureaus, as has blow doe, not tall upon hl* own head. l>ect of this trade increasing as the for­ and never before, I am sure, have the before happened, but appointments ta honor aud influence, national and com­’ commerce is more flourishing than at'flfcests of the island become exhausted rar upon hl* wile *nd children. ' any previous time. Against the tariff the classified service have been made and the use of steam machinery on the The workmen in our groat Industrie* mercial. of the United States been‘ the democrat party has taken a nosi- 3K impartially from the eligible lists. The , T ril the sugar estates is developed. Alabama held in higher estimation in both are a» a body remarkably intelligent ^Sn41 Eur°Pe iystem now in force in all the depart­ coal especially i* securing a reputation S. *« lover* of horn, and o°^ti-y. hemispheres. tory of the country. They reject the! ment* has for tho first time placed pro ­ In the Spanish West Indie*, and the of the trade reporter. A* exs^^ They may bo roused by injustice, or A Conrads 8UU. doctrine of protection, pronounce it al motions strictly upon the basis of merit* river and rail improvement* of the what seems to them to be such, or b* The union soldiers and sailor* ar* fraud and anathematise it generally.. ss ascertained by a daily record, and led for the moment by Ri"?Cwte£ hwn touthern states will undoubtedly create A resolution to thia effect waa adopted; the efficiency of the force has bee* now veterans of time as well as of war. sp important gulf trade. The new nf nasslon. but they will settle the tariff Th* parallel* of age have approached by the democrat convention against the th er eby greatly increased. in th* *J«n 'A of .m.um««o* hu reciprocity policy, by which ti* Uaited ff* rere. -_ _ -Hl-.—I VsAatetllv <rtrwnhvt.il* States is enabled to import Cuban a senate committee com- rt.mber fireside*, and with sole refer•ugar. will, of oouroe, assist the A^riPro,!^ olih.oonaka c»n coal exporter even more eff*ctlr*Iy than tha naw lln» nf mIIwiT." &,i4rer’ r ”?> t Lj^CI Off® i L uTi** 5,Stts' r-fii HisW®' U lUtEf U«. if ed ts. J— K r. u» �Ureduced or should Ehl* turpiu* be and ‘niporti-t'?^5^ nhttaiiMd? Jefferson pointedly asked■Shall we suppreiw tho impost* and undertake^ man, reclarify th* wool sample {™thri give that advantage to foreign over do­ world's fair- Both of these positions the hareaiI mestic manufacture*?* For himself he are technical, and honorable and re­ recommended that ‘the imports b* nona hav® b.n»°* Jt*f*2 In polittaa Mr. Jochim has always sponsible rather than remUtaerativ*. maintained’ and that the surplus cre­ 3o7Lue«.,ppr^l.<>ux hla rip, ««P,H- been a republican and a prominent one. HON. JOHN T. RICH.____ ated ‘ahould be appropriated to the im­ ence ** a public -man and his good And while he hu always spent his mr.helming majority The r.pxibUc.1. provement of roads, canals, rivers and sense and judgment, voluntarily ap­ time and money freely in advancing education.’ If the constitution did not pointed him state railroad commission­ the but interest of his party, has never ^didlu ta *•*"’*’*• ■ give sufficient power to warrant these er in 1887 and reappointed him two before allowed his name to ba used in them- While not on afflo* He was renominated by hie £X°nTr protolon.1 polllto". »« appropriations Jefferson went so far as years later. The duties of no position ocnnection with office outside of mu­ to recommend that it be amended. This he waa ever called upon to fill were nicipal one*. In the tatter connection . ' present* tha strongest condition of ““,ly.' «• wien.,, 1* th* prid* of th* neighborhood. executed more creditably to himself he hu served u alderman, member of ? affair* upon which » protective tariff The father of John T. Rich wa* a na­ and satisfactorily to tho state the school board, etc., all with credit to can be justified and Jefferson did not tive of rock-ribbed Vermont, but real­ and alii parties concerned than those ot himself and friends. The latter now hesitate to recommend 1L The damoising that a man could never be a bug- .thi* veryimportant office. His thor­ desire his nomination to oue of the crata of th* present day, it 1* needless bki belief.__________ oessful son of toil on a ton of soil he ough and conscientious administration principal offices in the state, and Iron to say, are the direct opponents of the emigrated to Pennsylvania, where John of th* responsible duties of the office Ore is in hearty accord with that move­ HON. EUGENE A. WILSON. policy which Jeffereon thus outlined UI wa* born. When John was five years won him the respect of the railway ment Mr. Joebim hu earned it and and adhered to. l«e <1 old the family returned. Two years management^ of Michigan and the con­ hu the necessary qualifications to "When th* principle of reciprocal tajx? ^S?J5°nC?!Ls later, his mother having died, young fidence and regard of the employes of P*N^Vsuch u shown by Mr. Jochim trade was first propo^d to be intro- YorU S Si John was sent alone to Michigan to the line* Hb habit of personally duced into the tariff system, the demo- iudieitire^??i.U CJ° x-’Jtl Uv* with relative* The following yey making investigations and aaaoetatlng should be fittingly recognized by his hb father came on and purchased the with the men and * faculty of 'remem­ nomination. Although a delicate mat­ oi* «:°ho^djS? - srat* showed a most generous appreci- ev0ry farm where the popular republics bering them afterward made him *o ter in so far u our candidate himself is atlon of the question and gave it their I tnnnuf^Ju 01 nbernatoriaT candidate has since lived. popular'that a delegation of the em­ concerned. Iron Ore could mention mdg.w.y. purebtod from th. (grern- support so long aa the republicans re ari folEST* 114 ^25 ’^1 Mr. Rich was married March 19, ployes went to Gov. Luce in 1889 and much, of - Mr Jochim's liberality to raeitt lit th. .prior of US1 by’Robert fwUd to accept it, but when the repub 1803, to Miss Lucretia Wjnshlp, of requested Mr. Rich's reappointment those who are in need, u also his lib­ licans came to approve it the democrat i ijutnhl-J . #X(*1>Uoa WiUon, bl. gT«i<lf^h.r. Euren. A. Wllum wm rent to th. inpport vanished, aud instead of.favorAtlas, Genesee county. For nearly At no time wa* there ever a complaint eral donations to churches, schools and 'r,of -h festtalij dlrirSt whool .1 Bldr«wv. » “ d thirty years since his marriage he hu* made of any unjust decisions or of any charitable institutions. His name is Ing we find the democratic national ogel°“r ?°lrL oo ii^l! ward, to th. high reboot at recumaeli convention passing a rwolntlon hostile lived, with hb-good helpmate, the quiet, that favored the railroads aa against always attached, followed by good ™n •whidu^^ «•! » wnh v] * “J‘n wWcl the home life of the farm. By constant the people. round figures, to every, subscription by hi, phrenU, wb«™ ta kTad “Jf? j? to the system. bn work J study of tbe various phases of farming list for any worthy cause. Mr. Jochim A Htriklnx Contrast. j on intcIH«nta iMs After completing his coure* in Mr. Rich is in the prime of life, of a ^hlgh reioM. he wre obliged to Ajgenial and sunny nature, affable and Is a perfect type of a gentleman, who ‘ ‘ . But in spite of the democrat opposithe stat* .uv * th *®i*ZS 01Se,'y“«H Se tor hlrarelf re far re MaTutor, edu approachable. He is lust six feet tall, appreciates the honor of being an tion we have attained through reciproc- 1 Mew Yoa*^ nation was concerned, although having 'weighs in the neighborhood ot two American citizen born in Sweden, and ity a new and valuable trade and the S HON. JOSEPH ». HAHBITZKB. -"rt-rotSd hundred pounds ana is a picture of he, as secretary of state, would be an system has demonstrated its many ad­ tauishmenti the party for the second term *nd on an splendid physical manhood, the re­ honor to both. vantages. We were about to declare tries »ndth**r|crtB“*’»3 Informal ballot In the democratic con­ sult of a thoroughly temperate sugar, molnssea, coffee and hides free ual employes and vention received a majority of the HON. JOHN U. BERRY. and happy life. Hb commanding pres­ of all duties in tho McKinley bill, but Before the for commis­ votes and was indorsed. ence and well knit figure, a Republican nominee instead of that we' passed a law by U leCtlwSw florid complexion, bright eye and sioner of the state land office, end of his second term he was chosen which we asked the several nations in­ “ UlteTW I!, UjIaT; *** I New Y’ork city. cashier of tbe Superior savings bwk of pleasant smile, make him an attractive wu born in terested what they would give to have ubalud figure wherever he may be. And yet, December 18, 1838. At tbe age of six­ Hancock, w hich position he now holds. these articles made free. We found At the republican state convention in a teen be removed to Lake Superior, with all his strong individuality, no that the privileges which we were characteristic is more pronounced than where he engaged in exploring and contest with five opponent* he was about to give without cost aud with­ lak'“ - W, his retiring disposition, his modesty i mining, aud one year was in the gov­ nominated amid great enthusiasm on out charge would secure a large trade ^lUDMlko^^ and his plain, unassuming manner of । ernment survey of the* lands lying ad­ tbe first balldt His contest wa» m in Brazil, In Cuba and Porto Rico, iu both dress and speech. He is easy aa a jacent to the Siontroal river, which on fairly and honorably made that he won tbe Windward and Leeward islands, in "Not fo- m,, conversationalist and possessed of a Lake Superior divides Michigan and the admiration of his opponent*. British Guiana and Jamaica, San fund of good humor that make* him Wisconsin. At the outbreak of the Hambitzer at the age of » Domingo and the five central American u’"“ M .Ufe M exceedingly agreeable. Mr. Rich is a civil war Mr. Berry was working in Miss Emma Nichol*, a Hancock girl, states, and to a minor gegren in Aus­ friend to hb friends, honest and the Ogima mine near Ontonagon. He with whom ho and'two small daughters an unportan sou inter’ tria. France and Germany—all in ex­ of political eoaoxia f.-^U straightforward In all his relations enlisted August 8, 1861. for three years reside in Hancock. change for the articles which we had Of him the Snult Ste. Marie News with his fellow-man, and no one ever in the Lake Superior Light Guard, our M.teamn, rtl Intended to gratuitously admit. The president* As CniwS charged him with duplicity in the which afterward became Company A, says: “Joseph F. Hambitzer is a typical free list of the McKinley tariff is larger K Ita K.1, ,b)M 01 *• slightest degree. A man of yimnlicity, Sixteenth Michigan infantry. At the example of the young ‘State Superior1 self-made man. and there is not a Ger ­ in the number of articles and in the ag ­ expiration 'of his term of service he re ­ Sace tn rnnww.. ™ sincerity and integrity, double dealing H0N. JOHN T. RICH. gregate amount of their import value aud faithlessness would be entirely enlisted for the war in the same com­ man in the entire state of Michigan than the dutiable’ list. What would ™««.,»dlraomi7a fii • : he has not only succeeded in develop- foreign to him. These qualities of per­ pany and regiment. He served as a who will not think more of tho repub­ lican ticket with hte name on it have been the result to the states if Education’ Mlowtd duaS ‘ i mg hb broad, acres, "laying up a penny fect honesty and sincerity in all his private, corporal, sergeant, first every article before it was put on the cecujng monhs cf m 7*1 | for a rainy day," but he has risen step dealing* are the corner stones of hb tenant and captain; was in the Third / HOM. EUGENE A. WIL3OX. brigade, First division Fifth army free list had been made the subject of province of , by step in the estimation of his- neigh- unbounded popularity. the very best ot a home on the tana inquiry to see what we could get corps, and wu in all the engagements ■Jji bers and tbe people of the state until when out of school By teaching dis­ in exchange for it? We omitted to cuss the meats nf 4 of the army of the Potomac from the ' to-day as for many years past he stands or toprooomce’er^^ trict schools during the winter, and by time of enlistment to the surrender of do so for many years. And lie policy of a Viff f?-J us a representative farmer and man of working on the farm during the sum­ that neglect has cost the government A msiodty of tie Aa?r.^ Appomattox. At the battle of Fred­ ■ • Michigan. ericksburg. he was wounded in thc mer, and by borrowing money, be advantages in trade which would have dared by tlar votei it naU OOlo* Itaa Sought Him. managed lo complete the fall classical amounted to tens of millions of dol­ right arm by a mlnnie ball. the latter plicr, Mr. Rich has been a frequent officecourse at tbe Michigan State Normal in lars. This is the whole of the reci­ He received an honorable dis­ date was dfeated by raid ■holder, but it is a fact that in nearly charge at the close of the war, procity scheme. It secures a valuable electoral ay Um. tbe ’•^3 June, 1879. , , . ,, ' every instance the place has sought the being mustered out os captain of the The next fall ho took charge of the trade in exchange for articles other­ date and aengreu la iwj ft1; mau, aud not the man the place. company in which he went out ns pri­ schools at Mount Pleasant, Mich., and wise destined to be put on the free list. the chief excnlire beigp3 • 1 Honors have been conferred upon him vate nt the commencement of the war. has been continuously engaged as super­ The democratic party think they can canvass wuesrried on tT] 1| without solicitation. When still a He returned to bis old horn* on the intendent of schools in various parts of discredit and they make thc effort, ap­ ; young man his neighbors manifested vigor by boh aides, upper peninsula, and in a few weeks the state ever since. During 1890 and parently for the unpatriotic reason I ' their appreciation ot his st. rang worth was r. nasally aroused iaid was again at work nt the Ogima mine 1891 he assumed charge of the schools that they did not originate it . by electing him for four successive great publicxjlfey.ratht-iaJ ns engineer of the stamp mill. In the of Lenawee county, and raised the gM: years to represent them on lhe county "With all its calamities the war personality 4 candi^tei spring of 18M he accepted a position as standard of the schools of that county brought us one great blesssing—n na­ business iatresU ef thesaj lj*£ board of supervisors, an oflice of uo clerk in’s large wholesale hardware very much, but was legislated out of tional currency. There aie many who and their enplorc* || j financial profit but of considerable restore in Detroit and subsequently en­ office by the "squaw bucks" in tbe will say that it was worth the cost of larger produtioa. wider ad ■ rK Bponsibi'-ity His col league-. .h-..ovcred gaged in real estate business in that spring of 1891. Being offered the super­ the war to bring about so auspicious a_________ t____ , „v |» the exbteoce of that gv.sl judgment increased pofits, vert m city. intendency of the Paw Paw schools the result to capital and labor. Before tbe I employers . and sense of fairness n hich characterIn 1878 he removed to Otsego county same year, he accepted, and in 1899 war we had thc worst currency system \ “ ■j* .fl' bed hb later public life aud for More wok, Idjht "More higher vgj and engaged in farming, sawmill and placed the schools of Paw Paw on the of any enlightened nation in the world. Lours oi taoraM : 7 !■ the last two years of his connection grist mill business. Mr. Berry has lj:| with the board -In 1871 ami 1872 -made university list of schools, so that grad­ yThe state bnuk* were thoroughly irre- pcrity wen aiuori’ been identified with the G; A. K R. ever ? , ' him the.r ch.urman. In 1872 he was uates are now admitted to all courses sponsible. They existed bv HON. J. WIGHT GIDDINGS. by thousands . held .iv Id out to be tie w«cwage—auei|| since its establishment, wu first com­ •iltl 1 eletfXe‘1 10 l"«er bouse of the state The popular of that institution without further ex­ throughout the United States, wherever and eloquent young _________ ____ rf__ „ __ v.Yates of SroUrtici' Oi 1 HON. STANLEY W. TTRXEB. amination. The Paw Paw school one of them failed the result was a .’legislature from the First district of publican who is tbe republican nom- i mander of Gen. Harker post No. 264 at har..!. the ssocai« ii It » Lapeer county During his member- inee for lieutenant governor Is prdem- | Vanderbilt, has been delegate to state The republican nominee for auditor board, recognizing his ability, contract­ large loss and great distress among the •tariff for reeoae orij.>xai and national encampments several general, is another who is particularly |1«! ship of thc huuM*. covering an unusualiuently fitted for the duties which w ill ; times and president of the Soldiers’ and titted for lhe duties of the important ed with him for the next two years as people. . only througi a ‘refRu'w lllf ’-T lou8 Period of mx years, he served superintendent of their school Mr. Wildcat Currencr. fall to his lot as tbe presiding officer of Xtajlaxv-s, i. e.. xeduetin:.? zi i , on some of the most imp-riant commit- The next state senate. He is a native j Sailors’ association of northern Mich­ office to which he will, in November, Wilson’s work as an educator and msible for their ; to a basis of n:un* jttfi igan. He cast his first vote for Abra­ be chosen. De was born at North Fain worker al teachers’ institutes through­ . "No one was responsible ■ Ijl tees. He wu» chainunu of the com/ of Michigan having been born at Of_____ the state banks j.w’.re It it was often ____ ______ money to d<r»y the ii | mlttee on Agricultu-d college, a recog^ Romeo, Macomb coitaty. September 27, ham Lincoln in IMO. Has been a re­ field, 0., July 15, 1843, and moved with out the state has been eminently suc­ bills. ■f.rnmcat hooertlr xtiai his parents to Hillsdale county, Mich., cessful If chosen to the position for aud truly said tliat their debts were III uition of his prominence among the 1858. He is a lawyer" by profession. : publican ever since. the measure of their profit*. Since lhe ■ ., ,u-jiia»4e«|d, rooidU d-1 In 1838 he was elected lo the state in 1851. Later he studied at Hillsdale |(j farmers: chairtu.se of the verv tinporHe graduate^ from the Romeo high . senate by a vote of 4,586 to 4,211 for college, and when tho war broke out which nominated, he will bring a ripe close of the war all this is different. ; s< ib'e nrsuai be stuUei 1 tant cumoi.ttec on »tate arfairs and school in tho class of 1877; was a stu- I scholarship nnd an extended experience Every Paper dollar that circulates , Almost inumenw pal was one of the first to go to the front to aid him in the duties Incumbent upon J. | member of the committees nu engross- dent at Oberlin college, Ohio, for one ' He enlisted as a private in the First him, and will faithfully fulfill the trust among the people has the United States 'I made of thisburm bi '.api II? ment and enrollment an I »t»> publio year and at Amherst college, Massa­ Michigan aharpaboolar.; waa promoted . ’™**. behind it aa a guarantee. All thc era upon ecaamicnljedni S' f ichuol. During thc session of 1877 and chusetts, for three years, ’78 to '81. i ’--------to a captaincv knd was captured at tbe I ^£ “•*4 Ki him by the republican banks that exist are under the con­ ■: thc r.kdit aid disrusxs jj s i 1879 he occupied the exceedingly honor- Later he was a clerk in the taw de- • ichigan. ' mine explosion in front of Petersburg. I*”* M,cll 5 trol of the national government, and if ‘ pits, on thertetruffi I I tble and responsible jxssitionbf speaker partmentof the Chicago A Northwest- : After the war he moved to Inghamcoun- j they fail the government bus take:, public presKfor relate cial gk? of the house. He achieved an enviable era railroad for one year. He purchased ■ care that their bills shall be paid bv tistics besrig ajv? tiu raj ty and studied law with Hou. H.L. Henreputation both as legislator ami par­ the Cadillac News and Express in 1882. I securities deposited in government tant inbjecU I « itameutarian, making bis mark as well dersun. He was elected county clerk which he conducted with signal ability of that county in 1884. and in 1848 and /^hl. vaults. Under these circumstances “And n vas by dij , V for hb sound common sense as for hi* in connection with hb law practice for it is a mutter for extraordi­ lion, no iewihsa with »ra*l 187G was again recognized by his party ibilitv as a presiding officer, in which several years. He is now an honored nary surprise that the demo­ llsh the trot! or hbity by being elected to represent his district BV capacity non* of his decisions were resident of Cadillac. Mr. Giddings was crat convention should deliberately taken-by th two ctj’. in the state legislature. He was chair­ MEjiver overruled. In the chair he wu< elected to the state senate in 18M nnd man of the republican county commitKL pas* resolutions for the revival of state ties of thecounUy, ^*1 i, tifable, agreeable and courteous, and again in 1888, in loth instance* by large banks. The palpable effect of this pol- . signed final? 8eoi«d to tee ot lugham county for eight years. / lastly and completely commanded the majorities. During both sessions he In 1877 he ■ removed to Roscommon Icy, if carried out, would be to cheat iecl of Th Meet ?f mJ AJ -espcct of all for his ability, prompt- was one of the most conscientious and county, where he has since resided and Wrll oe&s in making decisions nnd hb fair- painstaking members,-as he was one of the poor man out of his daily bread. Labor and Vages' om cf where he has been engaged in practio\?**t If state banks be adopted and their cir- ligation. It may be -•pl the most eloquent and effective of debat­ ing law and in dealing in Michigan aud II' In the republican state convention of ers. In tho latter session his jxipularicutation attain a large issue, no device that, the irrestigiticc diij Arkansas pine )ands. . J 1880 Mr. Rich, in common with Hon. ty was attested by hi* selection as tem­ could be mon- deadly for the deception Wen made ’-oad enocgnxoH In 1888 he was elected to the state ' Thom as W. Palmer. Hon. Francis B. porary president of the body, a posi­ and despoilment of all the commercial scope to fad$ w«nw‘ »<] .legislature, in a democratic district, ; St Stockbridge, Rice A. Heal, of Wash- tion which he filled with dignity and and laboring classes I have beard the arrived at br reasoa « tsej | ’ xjnaw; Hon. Charles T. Gorman, of over J. Maurice Finn, now the demo ­ argument adduced that we would keep the cost of iking, icclxisf w success. He has held no office except cratic candidate for congress in the Calhoun, and David H. .Jerome, of Sag­ that of state senator. tbe money at homo if state banks were saries that g> to n>akt it Twelfth district . inaw, was o candidate for guberna­ instituted; but we should keep it at given no pla« in the wot J HOM. JOHN G. BEBRT. torial honors. But Mr. Jerome, being home because it would be so worthies* be terne in nind. ho«ww HON. JOHN W. JOCHIM. -.hosen ou the tenth ballot, had no that nobody would take it abroad. teen my eaiavor to It has always been said, and truly, of James E. Holcomb, democrat, show­ warmer supporter or harder fighter tot Were the system of state banks revived that nhase d the subyet ing his popularity in tbe district which Nominee for superintendent of public the Scandinavian people, that wherever ib election than Mr. Rich, who was we wonld again hare discounts at the simpiv to tie inmxM ffR Mr. Instruction, is a native of Otsego coun­ ‘hey are. in the old world or in the was at that time democratic. ilways true tohis party, has invariably state lines, large charges fur drafts on production and tbe n’.H Berry at present is engaged in general ty, N. Y. He is forty years of age, th* Jeen found in the thickest of the fight, new, they are noted for their honesty, store business ut Vanderbilt and work­ son of u Baptist clergyman, and has •‘The perixi cowrw nj financial center*, and general suspicion ib matter who the nominee was. In loyalty; and these rich qualities belong ing a new farm which he has cleared been a resident ot Michigan since 1665. of every bill offered in payment with tion meluda’the .™-’ 51 to all classes. They are always re­ he fall'of 1880 Mr. Rich was elected a liquidation every few years that prior to liable, and nothing but good can ba up at Berryville. During Mr. Berry’s He received his common school educa­ x> the state senate, and here again hb -J would be a destructive loss to the in­ termed the said of them. Tho*-e who hav* been long residence in Otsego county he has tion in tbe Wilson (N. Y.) academy HON. UERRI-rr J. DIEKEMA. -epatation for efficienc.x and cooscienassociated with them in thu mining built up an enviable reputation as a and the public schools of Litchfield and The republican nominee for attorney nocent holders of bills and a corre­ v.-ar i rmedhfcfrfo^J lonsness in the performance of every Hudson, Mich. In 1874 he was gradu­ man of strict integrity. sponding profit to the parties owning general, Is one of the distinguished Hol ­ luty was seen in his appointment to region and elsewhere have found them ated from the literary department of the bamck Thc issues which 1 have wlurh lhe "P"1 lhe chairmanship of the committee on true -blue at all times, thrifty, pnv our state university, being class prophet landers of the state, and one of the given are tho issues upon which 1 • for the year gressive, and a people this country will 11 nance and appropriations, a most im­ and one of the commencement speakers. most popular republicans in Michigan. would arraign the democratic party. I 1 *»K9. 'ip to and J , Republican candidate for state treasur­ He was born in Holland, Ottawa portant committee in that it is called ever be ready to welcome. From 1874 to 1884 he was superin ­ August. 1890, and Substantiating the above the repub­ er, was born in Fun Du Lac, Win., De­ county, where he still resides, March would not multiply issues nor be di­ ipon to scrutinize *the expenditures of September i. 1?*^. » lican Scandinavians of the upper penin­ cember 13, 1856, from when? be removed tendent of the village schools in St. verted by our opponent* from a steadStCjldpublic fund* With such a man as 27, 1W9. His parents removed from Augx^ sula of Miohigan have been offered a with his parent* when three years old Louis and Ithaca, Mich. During eight fatt adherence to, and constant j resen- th,. John T. Rich on guard in that position years of this time he was president of the Netherlands aud settled in that tiilion of, these questions liefo ••• the od.' exnp;>yed W**®'*, place upon the state ticket, a fitting to Grant county, parents ------------------J • Wis. - - — —His — -7~■ y ... . ■ ■ w |ilie A Gratiot tan • t a, Vaha* m -----■ - •associa­ place in 1843. Mr. Diekema received ,Ittle danger would there be that ex­ County Teachers' recognition of post services and those ------ old ” i Ltion, one of the strongest associations his education at Hope college, from people until every voter is m ide to travagance would be known. He was which are likely to be extended in were Germans. When three years “Ji <■ hnd’ •,!ank ■.«*>. his mother died nnd his father three ! iu ti>® .,„ TM ». township superin- which institution he graduated with Know and understand their tr Ixlso a member of the committee on state. As future. -..fDcWre » llate house of correction. the degree of A.K in 188L In the fall weighty significance. Very sincerely v;. .„i, ■nre«il»“»,.a™ I After much ardent and zealous per­ At lhe age of fourteen, with two dolyour*._____________ James G. Blaine’’ .of that year he began the study of law had Intimate relations with the com ­ suasion from friends of all nationalities. Ittrs in his pocket and a prospectus of WreXhWS^ mon school system, and as an institute at the University of Michigan, gradu­ 14 is congressional career was char­ the History of the French aud Prussian ating from the law department In 1883. acterized by the^same faithfulness and PECK’S HEPORT. war, young Hambitzer started out to He at once began the practice of his jusiduity in .the performance of every make his way in the world. Being too profession at Holland. I'luty that distinguished him at Lanr,irely ’A"™}' ,«l young to make a successful book agent, In 1884, aa a representative of his ling. Although a member for only one he purchased an alcohol lamp and a class, he delivered tha annual alumni Tables That 4xo Supposed tOjShow ■s<erm, and consequently-with no opporbundle Of wire solder and defrayed hi* | cover the re*u j। oration before tha Law Alumni sMootaIranity to make himself especially prom­ the Good of Protection expenses by means of mending tin-wan- | tion of thc university. inent, his career at Washington was among th* farmers and residents oi loevertheles* honorable and intelligent, . °w,OoSb'r !?■lraa’ *“ w“ married small villages. In the fall of 1370, whib j ci»l a* i He came to the front a* an advocate to MUe Met? E. Aloott, at Holland. nt Milwaukee, he decided to go to the I pf the agricultural interests of the Mr. Diekema/ hu been school inCopper mining district of tho upper I hountry. “ .a I. at preaent city attorney th* SuhJoet of Special peninsula of Michigan. . ; ol Holland. Ho waa elected to the legF Returning home Mr. Rich settled Iovmligation. He concluded a bargain with the fire- , talatcre la IBS,. '84. 'a and ’co and at [down to farm life again, devoting him­ man on the steamer ‘‘Peerless’’ by j T-«sself to his occupation and to the vathe opening ol the aeaalon at '89 waa which ho earned his passage to Hough- I The ninth annual report of th^ NeuIrious phases of farm life, sheep raiaelected to the reaponalble poelUon at ton by throwing wood to the fireman. ' York bureau of statistics of later has ■ ing, etc., in which he had always been apeaker ot tha houae. Arriving at Houghton, alone and with­ been delayed more than six months, 'active. He has been and is still vice out friends or relatives, with his tin • bringing its dat* of publication1 up to ■dautial. [president of the National Wool Grow­ bn sine® finU'0 jy.-®** solder outfit ho earned enough to carry lers’ association, president of the Michthe beginning of the presidential cam­ him to Calumet, vrhere he met Thomas paign, and its subject matter, instead ■ igan Merino Sheep Breeders’ associaWilcox, who was a brother of young of bring a compilation of the doings or Ition, and aa such wu appointed as a Ilnmbitzer's stepmother, who secured labor, is a thesis on the tariff, arid par­ delegate to appear before the commithim a job as a trammer in the mines. [oosnanan] ticularly the McKinley bill, w th ex­ nee on ways and means of oongresi in After several months hard labor hand­ byhalf of the wool-growing industry, HON. JOHN W. JOCHIM. ling rock and copper, by evening prac­ *°u- Sometime, e tensive tables calculated to supp< rt the me is also president of the Farmers' Mr. John W. Jochim, of Ishpeming, tice be became familiar xyith tha use of raralM oa may be adopted la haata. arguments set forth. [Mutual Fire Insurance company of La- waa finally induced to permit hb name the hammer and drill, and later was Commissioner Peck, of the labor bu­ !Tib"°f bot thia reaolutioa waa debated, pro HOS. HEXRY R. PATTMGnX. Lpeer county He was elected presi- to go before tho people as a candidate given a contract with a partner and be­ reau, has always been a close friend or ident of the State Agricultural society for the office of secretary of state, and came a full-fledged miner. While at l1'1"111'*r- he h“ b«comc U-'r'"‘'1'n,toodbythe mem- Senator Hill, having been appoint*^by in,uo«s a jin 1890 and his splendid management hb unanimous nomination attest* not tbe mine he devoted his spare moments tS° tlu' *“ ,“*rl, "M3' countj 01 oera of the contention. Gov. Cleveland in 1883 through 1HU • [cauMd his reelection in 1891. only the enthusiastic support he received to study and later ittending an exam­ influence. ’ treasurer also been Commissioner Peck, speaking pf U»® 18“ "“SX °< 18S««.UUnt ’ Mr- pprofc£>r »«cngHl re from his section'of the state, but hi* ination securing a certificate which ?n rd ’b'7 TlV Uk® trooN® to Agricul- own popularity as well. Northeastern f the ___ _ ____ authorized him to teach. He secured tariff sentiments expressed in tne re­ rvad the resolutions by which Mr. Cal ­ organizaits iral society from - ------------In the year 1869 Mr. Jochim, then one of the district schools in Franklin boh >S ’h *! ‘S' ^tricultural college, houn sought to defend his nullification port, said he was free to admit tljat the time editor ol scheme Ci 1®3 he will find the tariff statements contained in his ropogt were on to the present time. All these twenty-four years of age, arrived in townshin where he taught for one th? « “£“ ositions of honor have fallen to him Ishpeming, and, like most of tha'Scamli- year, afijr whi£h he accepted a posi­ crltl .^IiC1 hlaan Scho°l M'«lerelor, ba £l*t*or.m,oi ^e democratic party in not in accord with the democratic plat­ was of im dthout solicitation and solely because navians who sought this mining field, tion as a post office clerk iu J “ action at the ^amte*.b?TaOnl• th°r®wUh’ luxd ho form adopted at Chicago. When)he be­ board of control and severed his con­ f his prominence in the field* repre- he first found a place upon the stock Hancock and was two years later raoject further he will gan his.investigation in 1890 he expect­ • snted. He was chairman of the re- pile* of iron ore. Of gia^'otuture, bis promoted to the position of assistant nexion with the college. ed that the figure* would vindlcatethe ublican state convention* in the great strength and pleisiug manner postmaster, -die remained in the post My rai'‘^tottU Ujbc’t 'raow". proba­ democratic position. Now he wsecom­ pring of 1879 and the spring ot 1891, soon made him a host a friends. 10 P^Prietor at tha It office nine years, during which time, Mbi.™. pelled to confess his error. |When this Jonrddond chairman of the senatorial caucus waa hard work, especially to one who by his kind disposition and courteous “cm aT\ naked how it was that the date for pop* corttnuea * i 1881, when Mr. Conger was elected had put in eight years at school in Vad- manners, he endeared himself to all H. l . U> Jnter'«« at edocaUoo. oonprebeiulre rh«reet»r than lishing the report had been ch®“K®“ all Inited States senator. P* >*ypot It forth, paat more stena and Linkoping, followed by a classes, especially the miners and laborSS’nUnn It. ■’•“OOn.tlc upon tbe arrival of Senator Hill, b* state tiurtnff r *°d the aatt.taoterm of four years of active bookkeep­ era, whom he always made a special t?m J said he hod not seen Senator Hill, and nunlfc<;ni04wMA 1 1Th.d.moereu« In 1890 Secretary of the Treoury ing in Stockholm. But he cheerfully effort to please and feel at ease. When tion M I*™? “ ,nm • clr="lahad no undentanding with him. yssr 1®» ’ £t**r 1< J,a«reon u th, o*ter, recognizing Mr. Rieh a* an au- accepted it. and in a year had ob- Cleveland was elected, Mr. Hambitzer, ftkbln , I'500.10 ”• 01 3.’M- Bj pob. ISto m7 L ' ”p»"*»» Ln his report Commissioner recx .tr'r ; *"d J''t' on the tority on wool matters, appointed him feeling that his position was anything Mtehl™ ''h°V -“OotSSSlt of are ln ’’•J**®! opmember of a commission to r<wi*e but permanent, resigned and accented £5™’® primnplea laid doWQ £ “^in pmuanre of low. th. be standard wool aamples of the gova position in the taw office of DlrMd £m ooopl.ua th. work MW»°»Lar<i the <slo*< oi llta mxihllX Of OUR NOMINEES. Basra's CALHOUN TACTICS. daot upon <J» Xulog of th. n«al report <4 the bureau of steUstms �oho wa* in sight “I must do something allow you to make yourself worse by for him,” she went on, “he will die if I CAUSES OF EARTHQUAKES. going out before you are in a condition arrived nt the place where Don had left don’t—oh, if father wa* July here!” to do so rafoly You have had a narrow tbe young-physician in waiting with the . Presently aha arose, aud, drawing the Among thc experts employed at the Bath buggy. **cape from an attack of brain favor." ■ Iron work* is a talented copper worker blanket from beneath the raddle on tho This had been raid in anawer to Dan’* Dan introduced the captain to hi* Without doubt the cousensua ot judg­ who Is foreman of :i copper shop. Not long dead hone at her side, she folded it up appeal to be allowed to return to Fort young friend, nnd leaving the vehicle ment among physiclste is that cwrtliquakre ago he took a small copper Bent, hammer­ and placed it beneath the unconscious ticnti bitched tothoj-nck the three proceeded remit from thcshrinkage of the surfaced ing it into n miniature teakettle. Tbe man’s hea*L Then she hurried to a the earth from thc ccaselcra dissipation of won!*, “one cent,” occupy nil the space on Dun found in tho young physician a directly t<> the manty attorney’* office. COKOEKEO small hole of water in thcravine, a short | When .the caae hod been fully ex­ tta heat into the cold of space. A* this the Ixrttom. There are n swinging handle inoat ngreeable companion, nnd a warm distance away. Taking off her anron loan of heat prugreesee strains are Inaugu­ and a movable cover, while tho kettle ia friendxhip sprang up between the two. : plained tn the attorney bp said: she wet it, and returning bathed" tho "ThiaiiMi It tilled Dan with anxiety a* he thought I _____ MX niort Htartling revelation. rated throughout tbe surface of the earth, hollow, and the nozzle too. Water r-un be and on nrcoiint of that surface bring of un­ boiled In It. Eight hour*' labor was given i^in'.M face and hands. I 1 made the ac«|naintauee of Dill and >r'of how matters might be going at the j Suggs u day or* two ago. They have equal strength there arrives a tnotnetit in tbe making. Th* artist’s name is Robert Pfvsently he opened his eyes and gnzed Fort. Tliat the plotters would be busily | ojientai H law c ffii-e in the city, and 1 un­ when n breracageof n portion of the sur­ Ducker and he receives twenty-seven dob about him in a bewildered wanner. — at work in carrying ont their evil plans I derstand that they bad come here totake* lo- place along lhe weakest jMirtion lara per week.—Kennebec JouftaaL face •• What has happened?” he asked in a he felt sure, and the thought worried ' catu penumientlv. 1 *h ” ‘ ' thereof. Every miner is familiar with the Avcak voiee, making a vain attempt to him more than he could express. | in bringing *nvh dunn; shall taltu pleasure ••fanlte" which he meounters iu the Hue . The letter -------to mpresn, i«»vnusHr, -m u. arise. “ Where are tho boys? ” I Captain Parker given ing and dangerous ADMINJSTBAToKH.»AJ.X . of Ills drift*, And rarely can be tell whether —.••iiv convenience of an the letter to Captain riven Ib* “Your horse fell and has hurt you," him the payuix-cer wasParker still safe in «*»!• to justice.' the continuation of his^ein is above or be- , Iu tha matter ot tbe Mb.tr uf Giiocte It. Me . Pure and wholesome. him by bv tlm tv.vn>u... .................. _ . . A< n/v.n As anou as »h.. tho warrant* had been is­ dreeared. cU-td low him when he comes to a Imre mill at ! tertian, replied Fanny. “What Aust 1 do to his breast pocket, but the money ho hud ___ ___________ S ’ ollrc is hcreuy given tteit t fuluUl sell at . - .-rupulous care. Highest sued and placed in the hands of tho , the abrupt end of hi* vein. It fa well 1 rd ' nubile auction to ttir liltJiest bl<ld<r. oo Friday, help you?' . j received wax missing. On paying for i sheriff. • I whsDun justsaid: thinking thut it wonld be ,r; F<i J Expositions. Each of c ’ ,| the '.1st dav ot October. A. IK. JsuJ. M ten "What! You?’ he cried, gazing, at his breakfast at the restaurant on tho ' a good |>lan to go to InO lank where Mr. । kniAvn to geologists that lhe faults are hi . •. .o large pies. Avoid . o ’ clock. In the loreuuoa In tbe„ Probate office In । ralnux.lln.ry to-nlto. n. toovra to to. ।■ lherit) of Hastings in tbe county ot Barry, *’gtxxl plan to go to’ the bank -... -- j insist pn having tha the girl in astonishment. “You—you morning of his alxluction he had been a region cut through by the canyon of the j' in In tr.e Uie state or Mictilwo. Mirlilxan. pursuant to teJtat are old Riggsby’* girl!” compelled to linve\thu fifty dollar bill Manrtieid detioxtted the tive thouraud ! Colorado. license and aiilhntltv anihority enuil-tl granted Ir<> me on the 2*th * ' lle*i.«K ; SUCH brand. day of August, A. 1). l*»i. by the Probate "You must let nm help you anyway." Changed. Ho bad placed the change in dollars, which he left a* u legacy, and { 11 The phenomena attending these great court of Bar.v counb. <OULE. Syracuse, N. Y. Michigan, aff of the ■• tin- change in (Ind out if any attempt b;w beeu’inudo Haiti Fanny. ‘: his which ho carried In disruptions are weakly exhibited in the estate, ri/tn, title and |:»ten-st «< the said de­ hu [»ocketbook pocketbook Which ho curried In his hu to draw the money.” 2 j earfoqii*ke« of today, when small dhloen- erased nt In and fa the real «state situate and For several moments Rojmjs remained trousers j>ocket. but now he found that “Yon are right: let us gv to tho bank bring in lhe comity of Harry, In tbe state of silent, lilt gaze fixed upon the girl's face, j pocketbook and nil was gone, but whether immodintely.” raid the captain. “There । lions occaaion comparatively great results. Michigan, kniwu and-described as follows, “You know Who 1 am, do you?’ ho it had Ix-cn takcu from him by his ab- in no telling what move, those rascals ' In the great earthquakes in Japan, note- fo-wff: Tbe undivided one fait. (Hi)of tbeeast twen­ • bly In that of ISM, aud in great earthasked presently. ductors wWlohe was micun*ci"ns in the might make should they by auy means four feet of lol tour hundred ninety-three j quiikvs along the Andean coast of South ty v h<T Cartnria. ((mi <>f tbe rlty. formertv ViHage, of Hastings. “Yes; you aro Mr. Ropee." ' carriage or luid been droppod from his get wind of Wlint wo are going to do.” h-cried f< <.**«<•. It wa* past teu when they reached the America, there have been relatively small Michigan, according to tbe recorded plat there­ “And still yon want to do something pneket while in the stream, he could not changes ot »urfacv that bav-> exhibited of. bank. .. -Ji* clung to CUrturta. Dat»-d Sept Sth, A. »., IXU. for me?” he usked, speaking with a...great j tell. ---------------....... D. G. lte»»!!v*oy. (.’uptain Parker iqiproached the cash­ . but little change of the surface of the !.«• guTOtlrttn Castoria. effort, and voice earth. Nor has there been any exhibition —1 his v:----1------sinking i-vj. - to . a whisper. •• ..|t<8 ftnj. ritc- thought Dan, ier’* window and raid: Administrator. ' “Yes—yes—I must go fur help—now!" “an«l it’s no use to fret over it." “Tln*ru was a deiwsit made at this of force* in these earthquake* that cannot PROBATE ORDEU. bank of five thousand dollar* by James ire cxplnlncd on the theory of the rupture She rose from his side ns if- to go. “I have not told yon why 1 nm *o ol a relatively very smail area of the earth's | Klate of Michigan,County uf Barry, m. Mnnslield, wo* there not?" "Waitr > At a vcmIoii of thc Probate Court, for anxious to gft tu Fort Scott." said Dau i “Yc*. sir.” replied the cashier, rccog- surface. the eountv <-ountt oi of Barry lioldrn m at he , . .. , . _ ;' toe nany in Mt. He uttered tho one word, hta voice' ono evening when he wo* able to hit up. ----------he <Jj ly noiorn of Hratluo, ne In the great earthquake of krakatca, a 1p rObUte office. In ,the City in vlcing the officer. dying away in an inaudible whisper. |. .... that —.. ,needs I . few years xiiice, there was nn unusual ex- raid County, on Weduevday tbe'.'"th day of t_ .. "You h'nvb business there .'A nd that aiuonnt still remains on de- hibition of explorivi- forces aecnmpauying ■ ®°e titousand right hundred hornclf by his hi* aide side and be-' lx-' your attention attention I *nppo«e." enppow." replied the .i She seated heraclf r ,-----------the disruption of the surface, when volj ^iVrieut. ’ Ciurics W. Annstroag, Judge of gan nn falmrii* to bathe hi* 4A- fuco *-»•* and —hands t— ’- with — “ ; young - -----------physician. ’ ’ ' "I think you will will bo ■ 11 no. ' ” responded the coxhior; • \Vliy. the wet cloth. Presently haspoke&gain. t able to travel! by tomorrow nnd I'll tako . -the entire ttmonui Ims just boon drawn cank- agt-tici-.-* blew up half of a high Probate. use tn to go for help. c P. by tho heirs to Mr. Mntislitfld** c*­ rocky falel and left a great depression be- ! In the muter of tbe estate of Harsh Hall, “It ain’t no nso r»« far K-fa 1i you up -•> to • - th« »»• Fort." «-• -* low to«.urr«t. Gt lhe „«wr. There luu dull rerh . reckowt” he raid weakly. “I—1 can't “Thank you.” responded Dan. ., utto.” lieeniiosqch other exhibition in modern fled. (,f Wyman A. Hall, hmbaud of said deeeaslast long." i aro right; 1 ! have got gut bttattie** times, for the material of tbu Islet and the «l. praying that admlnlstraUou of »*ld ertate -----------। »<v i;nave mifiinw* nt ... the • A look of pity swept over Fanny’s1' Fort, that." ul.ir.erhh, ntolettol ™ prejeeto.1 Into . I’w... nnd mid very TCI* important illipuruiuc at iu ina'„* I fade. || Ik the higher ittmo*pl:erc in very minuteThereupon It is ordered, that Thursday the He Un-.. then g<ov gave an ncconnt of the two • • 1 will go.for my father, and wo will stranger* strangr m stopping stopping nt the inn—of _. hi* j A frit'll I in tji-vd la a friend ihth'ed, and part idea, and gave rise to the extraordi- ‘ 'JWb day of October A. D., W-’ at ten o’clock In n ice exlii .itit.il of th.- u- iutiful red skies ' ,he torenoou. be assigned hearing m take you to bur house,” she said gently, overhearing their plot to defr.ind some KUnou aD(1 hofor |rs Mtbe1bw o( it l<> • thau one uilllhni people have u.irj ex Hl..mon or tne Ik tuiirui-rtsl sides visible near sniiMit. 1 bi* matter was carde<_ P.i*e<! and all other |>erwn« interested tn “1 will as quickly a* I can—I will be one of nn eaiitfa. He then relataji hta fiiuml Jurt isitfli 3 frlrntl in Dr. King’s ried around the whole earth in the higher said estate, are required to appear at a session gone but a little while." I nd venture with the robbers; hi* captnre New Discovery for consumption, eonghn atmmnherr of said court, then to be holdru ut the ITobate i ... ., . ... . office. In the dty of Usstiugs. In raid County, Approaching her horse, which wm' by them mid Im prison numt in the under­ ami colds. It you have inner u-ed thU The mecbanioal theory of heat will.rend- Bi1(j Bftow cause. If any there be. why the pr.iyer treat cuugli medicine, oue trial will con­ cropping the grass near by, she rnount- ground chamber, of tho stranger's visit ily explain how a great disruption of thc of Hie petitioner may not lie irranted. And it vince : ou tlml it hn% wonderful curative r-1 and rede awiftly in tho direction of to the lone woman nt the cabin aud of power* In all diseases of throat, chest and earth's surface may produce all the phe- j nomena of volotulc itetion when thc condi- , pudency of raid petition and the hearing nome. his discovery, that the iwirtiea to bo de­ lmie«. Each bottle Is guaranteed iodo It waa dark when she returned, bring­ frauded were himself ami mother; of nil that h claimed or money will be re- tions of the material ond the extent of the thereof by causing a copy of this order to be runturc nre invariable. Imagine what pubUshed Iu Uie Hastings Ban.xkh. a newrsing her father and n neighboring claim hi* <>*capo from the cabin nnd arrival at fuii.’it!. Trial (Kittles free at ’.V. H. Good’s drug store, l-arge larttlrs 30c and noIder, who had boon passing tho inn Fort Scott; of his abduction by the ploV I year ,.y veloped when faults of one mile deep were weeks previous to said day nf lirarlnx. •.»» ASSocMnaw, iaoa I 51.00. when she arrived there. formed, and the terrible friction of two ! Chas. XV auxstio no ter* nnd tbe accident iu the Dry wood ' .urtocn ot «ich crral e.trat wore In-------------------I ITotal.. They found the injured man still con­ ford which aune so near costing him hl« ' n^ervh-.g Viair-. (A true cop)-.) :---------scious, but very weak. Placing him life. j We desire to say to our citizens, that (or vol veil. We can only approach the sub- ---------------------jectbythc mathematics of lhe theory of j ADMIXISTKATOK’S SALE. upon the litter which thdy had hastily ’•You know the rv*t." be said in con- * J’ 11 * have !m.»-ii selling Dr. king's he.it. and certainly not by any experleni-c. I In the nuut nutter ot the estate of Samuel Beckey. dcio.. 1*3?I'n-iivra T>» pu.n..™ are indent!,, in • ,«•< . constructed, they carried tho ........................................ — him to - ■“ *- , iuu v.toiwH arc- vviueuuy in Along this coast the line* of rupture of | fretMea, Natter Is bwby hereby Riven lhat that ,I ,‘b-n ball sell at at pubpuband placed him upon tho couch .in tho Scott at this; munitmt endeavoring to the weak part* of the earths crust are , j| t . Bn ritor». to the lilyhcst highest bidder, on Friday. Friday, e aiwtto e«r, PUn« ’Into .""w5"TlI"t shown I:t thc depression ol lhe platonu ol 1I tbr little parlor................................................................. *[ — ------- Mr * ’ -• • .wcutfon, tb«- I'li I h Jsy day of November. A. D. 1 >. l«Wf, itWf, at Io io ! o'clock In inc ibe forenoon, at the late residence ot ot i».,,. ttte ... i.rti <n.i :<> clock In Tho doctor wa* then brought.-but af­ 1 ran nn.l.rsl.uxt wh/I nm m tapnttnnt. ,allsr«.n..n. i «i,„ the I acHlc oct.iu 1m<! and ttie |>orallcliv.i :bJJ|e lalc Hatnuri Hockey on ot. lhe Hie prcml-rs prcrul.es hereinlate H aiuu-1 Hockey hereinter examining tbe injured man he shook ! . t Oliver tlnnra gnvcventt.1 apmlongea . u. ,r. ... ..-..t..; . niariinnv th.in <>f at Irttat four • line* id coast mountain* ...p.er dr«.-nbed tn.the township of 1 hornapple, | trhlrtie , J ..ver, jin:... and »i- -latnl n-.nl, lo refund I and the great I nckl*>ne <<f tbe Siemi Nre in the l-iuuts uf Barry. In the Mate of Michigan, his bead. iv'di <I-.1( r-ni-e Ind . ....... l‘n-s »'ur«ii;H.t l<> llc<n<e m authority to me nuf ,^.H?!rn)b ..r, Agranted D. law py -I can do nothing for him," he raid to ' "It leaf* anything anything 11 over heard onttin- pure purchase pn. If ratistiictory results vr.da .ii.d t a < ajr ran^i. Am these i.m s over heard out- ,■ tlm MichlgMu those gn th cred about the bed ’•There'.ride of a boekj artonishmept. •1 d.« d.» not md 6 (• ■”* their usa. These .reinediw nml the clcsrly r. ljnciat country mud 1 < lb(. । n,i.ft!r ( |Mirt o( lu-ry t k{”'be be raid in artontsbmept the scut of : < famic rhniigr*. .•-■» the earth • *1! tin* r*tate, right, title ai-d iutere-t <4 tbe •Why dit&t k m tell tne thi* before. *■«'• ’ ' i-their Kn-it impnlarlD j»uiHv <m are internal injuries of a fatal character | ■ »n tell uie this before. H'uvc uf.. We l av the *£>•«»—•I “<• I'f and ,f» tl -:*tc i*ituate i.gradually l-w i-Hr hevt* ' . .1. . I . iMBdtM-ln* in tne County Of Bam. In the StateoK " ■ «• Coody'-ar. druffllat ami he can Inst but a few hours at tho and I d have >1 mime ono to alar with evidence clear Ln-fore u* tIJ..I tilo.i;z the ' j|j( known *u<! .itM-rtt-eil hi follows, to­ you nod wonld have gon,- to the Fort to * in> farthert." . . f.thvM- ni ign* there h.-.*/ wit Ta«- *i-»t hilt of ilvi «-*M half of the north tnanv ..verllm. < f 1 v t forrnl: • the •*>: oartcr ot teetloa f r.irU-cn < 11) In town ■ The i*nt . ’I know it." ‘•niil the dying man in u look after matter* for you?” ‘ World for ent* rL Ju1r Lr ■ h. Ill 11. J. rn K n < ’, ' >«>«»» «••*»«” ’-P* 00 bnraltic layer* n- .»lcln UsNei-ala BitA* Bn K*r. whisper. “But tefore I gi» 1 want to, “Do you think tomorrow will be too ' bruin < mix D..-««l. Sept. 9. A. D.. IJOt. Admlnl*tr«tar. | mtv*. ictti-i “happed hands, chilblains, In certain localities and rqn-c undo some of the injury I; tve done: late?" asked Dim iii ,tn anxious fane. man, orertko™ «!«•□.; to, north.™ ..------------------- radilTBOKl.tt •We can’t Uli. though I hl-.anlly thick ’ . |ii!<-» or no pay required. It it tlie C aaeadv range. ■ • t 1 fie *t0p|w»l abruptly, fixing his eyes »n. It require? time b' iron*-: The dynamical thcury account* for three • Bute ot MIcL gan. Cocnty ot Barry-w. KJ xi1. to Kiye t’crb-’ t sithfnetlon. oi ..rhihitir,.,. nt,.i 1- »< . n.v in n ot the Protwte ' ourt for lhe upui Mr*. Kiggsby resultant ixbibitiou*. and 1. u ta*y to 0» rxrry. holrtai at the Probata office, Then after u mr mtnit’s silepcc he conr- irill d with their ! For-w.ll- by W. 11. (uxHlyenr, the druggist imagine lliat-t! m nui«t have ixx-n many i«iheCl:v< l Hiuilin.-, in »ald c* «.uty. onfues' • vxhUdilvu-, of ch-c-irical Hutted: “I have a'lottcr which I curried ranprxl them." ’ Tin- |»owagiac union fnlr will be held other concomitant.exhibitions electrical <tav the laili day of-Hertember. tu th*?c*r one < In L-r. it ehaiii tlMH>»Bli«! eight llUbitrvd Iibtl ttlftrcy <*«> . and volcanic farces. ' tlx. ’ great „ ’ ’ of oway from here by Mistake. It belongs if they should ». in the Chain or’ ctnule* W. Arnwtioiig. Judse ot i.U where U'lton. ro tnanv • tho Aleutian island*, many •.«. ex­ prn|,mc. think remarked Dan; Mr*. Riggaby there. .1 was mean .... I had dsc;i|H->l." . . tinct nnd active volcano*-* exist, every ' In the mstter ot tbe estatu ot F. Kucene enough to keep it. to get revenge, but 1 ! •hut 1 am convinced that they think mu ' Wibiunk. nl. : .. tl.lw.-»k lu.e in Uie "o" C;1„c ,1K Tert­ ’"—— — ‘ 1 dead, dead, <rl* me'' ’i.*v they would have made t>oiue arejHH'l main stay of our r«’P'i;»'.:e. In •• :tl»r who hnd hope you’ll forgive tne ig cul'jvnted the mind* which earth « - irface in accompanied by renewed aed.«t Herbert A. MrlUin. brother Ir.-lsw of .1 '>.i«7>Tsed and I •• pauAoa. and‘ then with n great ------- -* **. .ijrtt« He ef- atfain ’.t ’recapture me." activity in the living volcanoe*. audit may saw <Jcci-*»rrf. jimying that adr.u-j!*tra:ion of future law makers nnd Jead। arc • : to keep fort be drew n fatter from his bread .■ to *• *anl nstltioaer a* "That i-lve4 lite matter in a different be safely asaumed that all the plictiotncua *S d<l *' rstsic “may •“* *tw “■ granscl tn ’<> na ’ * «•»■« . walk in life, llow essential iunnli4>trstOC. De bout* .m. ■ al’d there be j ; light," answer^! the young physician. ; pocket nnd handed it to Mrs. Riggsby. Thrrtvpon It is ordered, that Monday tho , it Is tluit these mini's should be united to may l<e traced to the contractIqh and rup­ •'It’s the one you Jost, Shnoh," she “I tClink we h;»l better start for the Fort' I' strong, healthy hslie». So many children ture of «<jiue jetrl of lhe surface or crust lOthita* «•! <><tob»r. A. D.iswm xdo o'clock in trjjatt. Tt.i*in.l>e a»siir.e<l forth.’ hearing of raid ■. I<nt no tidings Add, glancing rft tho direction*. as Mwmgts it is light tomorrow." I-uffer fjoin impurities r.n-.l pqlson- in the from the cr.txle« but s|gw<yM»liDg of our Mid that thc brir* ut law of raid de, bTorifi Hint It J, a vender thjit they ever planet.—Professor George Dm ;<Uou in Sau <fft«-.-d and all r.tiirr renou* luterrsM in sold •y. • Where svju "Yon nre right," answered Dan. ••Yes." raid Mr. Riggxby; “that is the estr.t.*. are required u< appear *t a1 session of V : \ ritv? were thc Jotter.’ „ , . . Many F nuicUco Expmintr. said court.then lo be holdcp al tbe Probateofing what may happen. ' । parents rmuot lin-i u .rd* strong enough ftcr. tn lhe Chy o! Ili.'tinas. in said euuuty. and hi- j«trbnta and "You set- I broke it open,” went on show cause, f any there l*. why tho prayer of { It wit* only aUittlu after fight o'clock ' to express their grntitu<h-to Hnixt’s Sars; vague sense of Rojk-s "Ityit wa* a mean trick G<>th« nrid Ibcr'-.-ttM completed nn agree­ hie petitioner may not i>e srau'et! Ana it la on tho following morning when Dan and uparilki1 I >r Its gi>««l • tf -« t> upmi their ord-red. ttioi sntd petitioner glr- notice ment by licking raid joining their thumls further but”-----tothe |>crM»us Interested I a said eiute. of tbe ' hi* fonn.l friend drove into Fort i • ’ hildrem * Scrofula . s.i'.t rlx-n n ami other -Never mind thut," replied replied Mr* M Srotsu.cn once did and Moor* still do, l<endency of raid |cl!tloi> ami tie hearing Vi a few days,*’ Mrs jj his new found: friend drove into Fort । are effectually R igsby 4Wu freely forgivo yon. We Scott Dan proceeded directly to tho ''^M nim *• ’S:1.oftjfhc > ; blotid . - curedthereof l jr causing a copy of this order to be and rustic levt-rs once lirtruthed tlu-m* ...... „. u i ,„ i„ v i^ • if he don’t an ' ‘We freely forgive you. We *!' do things that nrv wrong.’’ military Ixtmtcks. where he found Cap- !’v.,!' ’ ‘r,: 1’ selves by licking their respecQva master’s publish.<1 hi ibe lltssmes Bins».r. a new»■■ tu him I reckon 1 b-je raided too lotl.-r la lior hand aud tain Parker - [ I .u."?..'.’ gI"* "'Us"' ,UMk’ p;n>er i>r>nt< d ai.d circulated tn raid County of flngrraaud then pressing them together, iidtry. once tn each week tor three suecrralvy what’;* happened I as they vowed to remain faithful to Bach ni-eks prcrtcu* to said day of Imartag. seined herself by the bedside. When Dan presented the letter given I Cl’.x*. W. AltusT1105o. John Criatall. ot Scott*, has fallen heir other forever mid a day.— Irish Times. A mMMmger was tlisjuitchcd to Ben him by tho fiaynuurter tho captain shook ' Jufgeof Probate •. way,” raid Mrs. lo S'KObO fortune in Englund. (A true copy.). if' d nuen-y about Ropes' ranch hon.se ami in an hour re- : hands warmly with tho youth. •---- —'-----i,v lin<l UnntM nnd Rope* ' “•11 am triad to meet yon. ” bo u_ ' am glad to meet yon my my 'boy." time we knowed turned, accompanied by Bud nnd ' ■aid cordially. “Thi* I utter tells me tteri r%ac4.rtr|a . 4 he’s doing.’’ B half dozen cowlxyys. : nr- Fanny Riggs* fcvenlhing possible w:ut done for tho you have had some most dangerous ad- rltCner 8 vaviona* ventures with foe guerrilla robbers aud , — — .is almost doubled, inlnretl nnan. but of no avaiL It wm ' rendered some valuable service to tho ' •nt..' her mother with plain that he was sinking rapidly. ' lain mat no w.-w . I........ . •• , A few of the settlers had gathered , pavmaater ami hi» escort. i • «hv was coin polled A ,v»» w. „.v .on. having bavins beard heard of "I the the accident, accident, nnd and t| ’l have certainly pwed through «m <. ' the work that had there, now they stood there nmong those who few I0»v dangers unngv.o r.vui hnd some narrow a» .tart time before hnd been toeir bitter ; ra,x,.- ran mdrtl Dan. -but I'm afrnt i i ■ had ben burned most «<’P>i«e. »«>«•«’ one thought of malice । mJ. MrricM papaanter werohaHWhllUtker catholics to-morrow wiH dedi­ ■ had been de* cate their new house of worship. dyin’^nao looked upon the little ! “K™' *! .. :e it necessary to | “You must let others l>e the judge of | r.i upon the range. group, a strange light in his eye that." rep!:.:d t.'te captain "1 inn very | -. .. :r i-foro sunset Pruaenfly he spoke to one of the,cow­ •gl td yon called : on me nnd hope youT. 1 lifts Ix-cn using Hili’* File l> tnnde for one . '-r >*.* the prairie boys in n whisper. The cowboy knelt ' remain a* my ghost nt the barrack* dur 1 <) npp!i. ation» each «lny. At Coin■nt of treatment her suiferiRg was •: t -j... where they by hii» side for a few moments: then ris­ t did not seem ft- if she could ing nnd turning to those collected about ing your stay utjthc fort.” “Thank you.*]responded Dan. I nm I stand thk■ ruuc., suffering dnyq: -0 ..luiuuto unuinuy .......... — ------- it Lio had-strayed lhe taxi, lie raid: “He sex he ain't got long ter live, nn only here for a brief stay nnd have *omv after Dpilylng. relief tame, ajnl thc pile* .1. hnd it waft alfore he g«M?s he wants im ter promise ter important matter* to look after. 1 ,-ini, have I ren improving ever since; now aficr i .;■•>;■ li;ul found be friends. 1 know we hain t done ji.st unacquainroil with any one in tho city? fourteenl applications she “ ‘ - hardly knows Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants her return, home. right, an if the settlers’ll fergho u* fer nnd if you would give me your asaist- she has 'ihem nt nil. She has been a great . a .-mall ravine sho what we’ve done”----and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor niico in some basilicas matters 1'il be sufferer from piles for the I’HSl :’y years. |Al.KXAM ’ »;«Scipiovillc. N. Y( . i-r toward her at a “Willingly—willingly." raid Simon W. A. U»,.r.A.->.> *------------- . other Narcotic substance. It is a harinless substitute obliged.” Kenn.-i il>cr a printed guarantee with . ?i'\i r she recognized I Riggsby, stepping forward nnd taking | greatly -I am only too glad to be of service to Um .-.- u each pne »ge. Price >1.00, Si.00, six for S3 for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL. : -. the cattleman, and tho cowlxiy's band. •'We’ve all been you." replied the captain By mail. IJ For sale snle by Fred L. Heath, thc the । ter blame; but let ns fergif the past an ■ i-n of terror. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by “Thank yon.” raid Dan “I’ll first ac­ druggist ar •’.liuse you’ro driv- be friend*." , -------Silently the cattlrtnon iiriiS.net*lent quaint you with the business that bring* Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys "Worms and allays .1 with tin oath, aa ho clasped hands, while there was a trace me here nn<l then ask your advice a* to A Ger nan democratic club has been or dufh' 1 far feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, l i -.ij tho slope. “I’ll of tenrii on more than oue Irairded check. gnnlzed ; t Alpena for campaign work. how 1 flhnii proceed." A few moment* Inter Beu Ropes had ■ to drive stock off of cures ,Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves A* briefly as possible Dan then related To-night I «»y ranbreathed'hi* last. the circumstances that had led to hi* Itching, Bleed. teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. If you are troubled with Itcliffignsie&t-* Bui at • ment his speech wm visit to the Fort, and of his discovery of Ing, Win lor protruding pile**, try Hill’s1 Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach t«y utv.-fod a cry of hortbe plot of Dill and Suggs to defraud Hie Pon ade. Direct mode of application, CHAPTER XXVI. rura^ <!.. i- hor*u suddenly pitch and bowels, giving healthy nnd natural sleep. Cas« and the dnly pile remedy with a printed himself and mother out of the estate. A WFAKTUfta DlSCOVKRT. riolenth ' then horse and rider "Why, this 1* a most outrageous piece guaranto* with each package. SutUfactoria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. *ent v:j refunded. 81.00. rn, ,v.w.. —. Price at. 00. »ix six l.-ap together. of bnsines*!” declared the captain. "1 1 tion or n uuey “My G. By mail. T:, Try It . to-night. . ’ ‘ ”For ~ killed!” cried Fanny. am only too glad of tbe opixirtunity of for 55.00. B, trihit^. i;. sale by 1 red L. Heath, the druggist. • " 'Fm>, and sitting there assisting yon to recover your projierty Uh-r ■ f turned to atone. But and to aid in bringing tbe villain* to ** Castoria Is so w«U adapUd to child ran that •• Carted* la *n excellent medicine for chil­ cnlyfora-: The M * N. E. road has offerrd a ' -‘i - remainedinactive. I rceommeod ft as superior to any prascripttoi dren. Mother* have repeatedly told me of it* Th.a nit puree for the week’s racp at ltsnL«tcv. justice." u I sho dismounted “What is the first thing to be done?" good effect upon their children.” aa-1 bent. ration man. Dai O. C. Oaooon, asked Dan. “I shall rely on your judg­ Hew;.. . 111 So. Oxford St,, Brooklyn, Ji. T. LowcU,Ma«. '•>ju his face while the talking in to your yoor weep ment in the matter " W*'f th. “John, Uoww. [you were talking .n ami . > you ...... r__..,, nnllv nw-.kn ■ lay iilinoat upon him. “Why. we have iiimply to lay the ln*t night, •* Our physicians in the children's depart­ frequently t'P’-ko in •• Castoria Is the beet reme-ly for children of Aba.;_,. .. ideart itui to n certain Euphoment have spoken hlxtdy of their experi­ a r by into which the term* of Ic-ndtxtnucnt » matter before the civil authorities. You which I am acquainted. 1 hope the day is not b>rw- luvl" ence in their outside practl.u with Castoria, 1 showed plainly how. can then swear out warrants for tho ar- mta. Who is Etiplwmia?’’ far <11/ taut w ben mother* will consider thc real •‘Why. kny ^ny dear, that was my—my riftsisI ‘ happened. Tho poor re*t of the guilty parties and wo will Intervet ot their children, and tuw CastorA in­ initna!\ i meti cal auppUe* what la known m regnUr read of the variousquack nostrum* vhkh are 1 soon have them in the clutches of tho tcr's name.” partly doubled bo-; “John,^our rour sister’* rninuWth fts i. mime wrw "iv» Jone.” , .Izoroying their i.-^ed one*, by forcing opium, h wing been broken by 1 “Yes, dear, but we called htr Euphcmln law.” morphine, *>Jibing «ymp and other hurtful “Then v.*eflM better do so at ouce. fnr favor upon itagents down their thnMta, thereby ■reding forshortJ*•—Excimuge. —— •:!i h r strength, Fanny I shhnld't ney ftK wind of my presence fnnkd’tli.. • '• nt‘3 man on his side and hrtu they’«i manage to dodge iu> in some ”/ am Qlrttl io meet you, my boy.” i ipon her hip. He uttered nnd hi* hi* wife wife were"!sailing were railing cm cm An old Lan nan nnd “ faint It waa aevenri day* before rhe young way." anti the ’ «ckUltr.‘*n' -he did so, and tho blood phy*ictan who had ruscjwd Dan Riggs- . “Dome, then,” raid the captain, “and a Meainc r■ between Wiwn-U Elnckpool -............. .... Isle A* tbe tho *«a stat wns was rather rough and “ wound in his head. But by frorn the waters of/Drywood tvuuld we ll go over t*> the county attorney's of Man. As lay j-n,.,.. office antllay tho mutter before him at the old tfoman nnaccuatoumd to sailing Hill, showing no signs ^turning L permit him to leave th* room. she raid tp p her ucr husbaud:.nuo.M*..—■ ___ ■ iousneiM. J*. Mu* “You nre my first |Mtient,*' he said to once." “Ob. John, ibu. thia this ship Ship I* Is going down: down. ’’ mart 1 do? What can I Tbe two left tiy officers' headquarters, Dan with a smile, “and I aui too jeal­ “Well, pever min'd,” raid her husband. **• cried F ■‘,>’ty in an agonized voice, ami, crossing the [ctrade ground, aoon "It isn't aura”—Loudon Til-Jilt*. ous of my reputation u a physician to > ■wocingn*,. ?-dtr.gly about her, but no Such ,h*T*^Sh? *ifty <loliar biU MEK‘ -rou; Vml^tWnS^ilSe^f i Children Cry for Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. What is CASTORIA I Castoria. Casto ria. �:__ c== ■ h* inciws. Thus at every turn of the pedals No |i«nl iwnfKreUon I. neora-n Weber'a wheel would go nearly one and IhU year. Batltjoo taro Bored from one-half feet further than any of the whee s one rotta* aeeetnrt to another, or hare ridden by the other boytt la other words faith wa* ever more deVo^ -loJ^beslda Thursday, October 6, 1892­ 8 never reataeered. roo Bost do an this fall Weber’s wheel would go about 10 inches, while those of tbe other boys would —------ MiglHAlX L.COOK. Editorif you desire to vote. Hand in your names only go 14 11 feet Inches, giving the Nash­ UUehureh.h»»“ ,Tmtog, to the town cleric, supervisor or oldest ville rider an ad vaatafe of about 1M and for the throe yeara r— THI HASTIN’iS, MtCH., FOSTOVTICK. at every turn of the wheel. Mounted on a justice. -- anocenr IL 1879._________ wheel like thorn of the other ridcra the _____ -____ -r One Sunday ttigh a j to even- Who wants the state bank enrrency? race would have been much cloaer than It was. Weber’s wheel was also 15 pounds Whoever docs should vote the democratic lighter than the others. ticket. We believe Che number of those The best track record is now 9.29 made FOR PRESIDENT. whQ really desire this state bank currency ■by Pontiac Chief Friday. BENJAMIN HARRISON, h small. If that were squarely pushed. It Monte seems to be a little flyer. OF INDIANA. wonld be voted down by an overwhelming Hastings Banner^ -- - —. /S IT BARGAINS LOOKING FOR? • “X EDITORIAL NOTES', k H FOR VICE PRESIDENT. WHITELAW REID. OF NEW YORK. For Probate W.’ARMSTRONG nrSMnf....................... JjiMEi’iLMrKEVm1 To. VMM, Ctak................ jbHliii.’liiiiuiil -'-^■’""'^•cHARLiSiW.JbKbAN F« OBBt. Trrororro............ aiiiJ’gjSvbil Tor notaM At'”""jXjIKs l.swiiiziX F«i Ctata « FBSn W. WA1.KKB takrow..................... iHfKSffil For Coroom................. jlbiiXii u VA.Nliqii^ JAM EH 'V. ■‘ACKETT I r ■;* ■ I ™JOHNT. RICH.of lapeerCountjj ForLleuteuuit «inv;-nior....... j. WIGHT GIDDINGS, of WexfordCoanlri F0r*,JOHNr^0J<XTni<Lof Marmtrtte County! For State Treasurer JOSEPH F. HAMMTZKtL cf Houghton County For AuilHor t^oersI........ .............. I STANLEY W. TVKNER. of Roscenimoa County ’ For AttOrnry-tJenrral. GERRIT J. DISK EMA. of Ottawa County For Sunt. Fubtte lustrurtion : HENRY IL PATTENOILL. of Ingham County. For- Member State fViard of Edueatior KL’GENK A. WII-SON.of VanBureu County. ForCo’iitnlH’iniier of HUta lJUlil Office............ . JOHN <5. BERRY, of Otsego County. YOU ARE Leo D. could get a mark way down in tlie 30*s ou a good mile track. vote. There Is no need of going oatside of the modifies the tariff plant of the platform on city for good tousle. Anyone tliat wouldn I be satisfied with the music furnisned by which he. stands, and tries to straddle tbe the Hastings band would kick If he •was- rturob. ami a* 1 bl. ■!■« silver question. We do not believe it can going to be hung. be a satisfactory letter to any one but the 80LD~BAD BURGLARS. Buzzard bay fisherman. .* by They Steal Dr. Barber’* Watcfi and tor side singing to her accompaniment. In ca*h While he Ate«p«. Ts AXn a* bb^b. *. b«‘ Has tlie Journal discovered that Ewing The first burglary that has occurred in is its party’s candidate for governor? Or• not being a ehnrehwoman hostel I. u»“ । this city In a long while happened Satur­ ooU.ir, » U. wb7 ta doesn’t the Journal editor know a people’s day night; or early Sunday morning, when party candidate when he sees him? Orr burglars entered the home of Dr. Barber, com. at that lime, and had tad .tool lhe ~"1“ ‘‘J* b« isn’t Ewiug a candidate? Or wbat is the• on Jefferson streeL and took his watch liealeellna. while bo declare, to -hi. day and840 Incash, valued in all about893. Enmatter? trance to te the house was made by cutting that he l» Udllug the lrMh-tb»t the loci > tbe wire screening of tbe cellar ■ • • ■ - duty tu perform—one to Cleveland camo to Tammany’s terms in winnow, uiiiasivuiu* ami MIB-n. «o<1 getting srttuw down <!<>»» Into Into the tbe cellar. «l «. I wh ebb. kodtaen «rol that th. had ocen ।»*m» New York; and the rankest, ruttenest scre*'i ’, aud and hc that the Tbe door leadlDK dawn Into the .filar entirely »dipped “P^1 bis b“ mind, ™ political element on earth will be the domi­ -.1___ » <» wi>-n ‘thc veatrywas lockerl, bid tilts tbl. otatruetli.n te- Urol tiWmatlon>o I. was locked, biff obalructlon wu was D inis ooBtrucuim w«» nant factor In the politics of the nation wasiocKeil.bin man put in an appearance. moved by lhe Intruders plying » p.lt of 1 »>"" P“l •“ ““Jute stmom.nu but but Ma bl. Friend* accepted the statement, should Cleveland be elected. nippers m-d tnnilng the key which w., Fri®d. «»>*“,*“, “Kplta.p.1 I bishop didn’t, and there i* no KPl’?50p^ hdtl., the door. Thl. door being ..pened pulpit btahop in America open to him today. r We cannot build up our home markets the burglar now hnd free access to ail New York Iteconler. or boux* Institutions bv furnishing raw parts of lhe house. At last we hare Cleveland’s ley er. Arata Japan Tea? WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH OUR He Hoyt’s Standard'Coffee? Prime Kip Boots? Ladies $2.00 Shoe? Steamboat Ball’s? Lawrence L. L. Sheeting. PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT, 23 Oore -ho know X L. E. STA UFFER ( Going to Dr. and Mrs. Jlarber’s sleeping apartments, which are up stairs, the watch and the cash were taken, without arousing Api-rsrancn Ard Deceptive. the rinepers. The burglar was apparently Up Union avenue there trotted a brindle contented with his haul for had he gone It will not be because every effort -at across the hall, he would have found a bulldog of large dimeuMoas. H» WM p»* ticulnrly ferocious of aspect, with a tall threatening, coaxing and bull-doziug has couple more gold watches and more, money than he had already taken, but he was that had been cut so short that It was a not been tried- by tbe middle-of-the-road either satisfied with wlrat he hail stolen, or DMK reminder of a tall, ears chopped cloee to his head; and thc picturesque frescoing managers if their -ticket be not endorsed was scared away. The theft was undoubtedly made by of acaniUiat freely ivlorued his maaaire by the democrats. some home talent, and by some one ac­ frame bore mute testimony to thc many quainted with the house, and who knew battiss In which he had teken a leading Our rattled contemporary of the Journal “ JAY A. HUBBELL, of Houghton. that Dr. Barber had his money dllh him. part. Ho wa* evidently looking for trouFourth Districti FMIUF T. COUJRUVE. of Barrv. Is having bushels ot trouble in trying to We hope the guilty one may be captured ble—for a “scrap”—and he found It. Across the street, sneaking demurely along, waa a drive the Barry connty democrats Into and duly punished. rmall black dog of the cur species, with supporting Ids ticket. SENATORIAL CONVENTION. decrepit tail, a liberal crop of “whiskers’ At Large— Western District............ ,.................. and that air of carel«*s abandon often AARON CLARK, of Kent. Tbfe coming winter'will be the winter of seen in tbe tramp species of both th c human Fourth District Knpitla noiutnataxl. CHARLES J. MONROE, ut VanBurenl their discontent for the mlddle-of-the-ruad and the brute family. The bulldog spied Tuesday afternoon, as per call, tbe re­ candidates. publican senatorial convention for tbe 18th him. “Ahn!” snid hb; “there’* an easy game. I’ll Just take a fall out of that fel­ For Men*her of Congress -•----- ----------- ,-------- district, comprising thc cvuntle* of Barry HENRY f. THOMAS. Allegan County. and Eaton, aisembled in tbe’court room low.” THE «EFORM PARTY. And without more ado Bully leaped ■t one o’clock. Hale Kenyon, member of LeffUlaUve Ticket acroaa the street, fell on the other dog like tlie senatorial committee, called tbe con­ a thousand of brick and, cheered on by hb For Representative in State Legislature. vention to order, and named Mr. J. M. Tig* oue cry more than nil others that DAVID HVGGETT. of Assjr-a. markrd the defeat of thc republican .state Smith, of CUarlotte.av temporary chairman. master, he proceeded to do up that little ' dog. Ami then that little dog with the * The Journal continues its contemptibly ticket two years ago. and put the reform Mr. •Smith delivered n rattling >peeeh, whisker* and the air at abandon woke up. partyjin power, was that were it allowed which was well received, W. £. lioiL attacks on the republican candidates foi He gralibol Bully by the threat aud to gureni. all expenses would be reduced editor of thcBellevueCazette was secretary. prosecutor and sheriff. We will makq and (axes made correspondingly lower. The convention got to. batioets at once. ;> downed him, bit a hunk out of his neck, this statemeaL and every man fully con­ Repujjlicanfl were denounced ns frauds ami When the order of nominating a candidate, nnd then a large portion of Bully's noeo . disappeared In tho fnscas. Uy that time versant with the record and character on eorrujitiuniste, and their government one was readied, Mr. Fairfield, editor of tlie Bully's uiMter interfered and saved his thc candidates will bear u» out: That of gnat unnecessary expenditure. This Fuiton Rapids Journal, in a moat excellent pat from total annihilation. The little cry had the effect of winning many voters speech placed In nomtoation Dr. Samuel . Barry county la as certain to secure the for tlie reform party who may now be sur­ M. Wilkins, of that city. Mr. FalrchlM dog, still demure, licked his chops, smiled enforcement of h»w and I have the laws prised to know the results of their ballots was plcawd to say that, owing to tbe un­ broadly and trotted off! up the street, while, . obeyed If lhe repubHcmr candidates aro after two years experience. Voters will selfish and loyai Reimblleatdsin of Hon. hi* opponent was taken home for rciwdrx Ami the moral is plain: Don’t judge of a elected a* she possibly can be if the peo­ not be deceived again this year by mere Duane Hawkins, of Vermontville, thconlj* book by iu cover.—Kansas City Time*. false assertion into voting a few political candidate who had been mentioned againwt ple’s nominees are elected. Mr. Sweezey: tricksters and wire pullers into office, af­ Dr. Wilkins, and who bad withdrawn, he „„ able to present .Dr. ................ ........... ... ..... In • Bays he will enforce all laws Impartially. ter reading the following facts In regard tai was Wilkins ’ name ' l>ehalf of lhe delegation from Eaton county. Mr. McKevtit says lie will du the same state taxes. Barry county's iwrtlon of the state tax I This nnnounrement was greeted with . thing. These gontleiifrin are known, nnd in lf>90. Luce’s last year, was 817,376 56. much applause, and nuule Mr. Hawkins known to be men of their word, and their Barry count> s portion of the state tax’ for many friends, who will see that he is re­ 1 word will certainly lie taken. There Is no 1893, Gov. Wliian’s la*t year. Is 818.838.95 membered In the future. Dr. Wilkins was more than under Luce’s ad- then given an unanimous nomination. In ' excuse for the Journal's tirade against or minidratiou. These two rears are com­ response to calls, both In* and Mr. HawI these men except Hint it plcastja our con­ pared with each other tor they are known Bn* appeared before the eouvention. and ' temporary to get down Into the mud and as -off years,’’ that is years when the leg­ made short addresses. Tbe convention throw dirt. islature mceiA Last year 1891. the then adjourned. state tax proper was more than it was in Dr. Wilkins was born in Ohjo. served 1889 under Luee. But last year the alate through the war. and afterwards located The nomination -of Judge Hooker for the recelvMl over 8500,000 cash from the U. In Eaton Rapids, where he ha* continuous­ vacancy on the supreme bench exactly S governnx-nt, which was levied for war ly resided. He is a gentleman of culture, suits the people of Barry county. Irre. purposes. Thia half million wa* used for very approachable and much In earnest in state purposes so that it cut down th<- whatever he does. He Iras served two speqtive of parly. They knew him to lie state tax and made it appear lower. terms in the legislature with great end it. an honest, capable judge, who will always The expense of running the slate gov-. and is-a gentleman who will represent this be true lo tbe right as he understands it. eminent under WUran’s has been between dealrict ably and capably at Lansing. and who will not make a business of hair­ six and seven pvreouL more than it was nnder Luce. splitting In pacing Judgement on cases Two tilings can be truly said of the In Its account of the displays made by brought before him. Barry county can do great ■ reform party, viz: Flrat. it has some of the business men of this city at henelf honor, and help to bring added raised state taxes between six and seven the fair last week, the Banner failed to dignity and lustre to the supreme bench per cent. Second. It has auccoeded In ■include that which was as creditable as niaking laws that are a disgrace to tlie any ever made by a Hastings business by giving to Judge Hooker a ronaUig .ma­ -statute books, and wUeh ought to con­ house. Tbe fact that W. H. Myers. lnjority. .Let it be done, aud none will-have demn the party to eternal oblivion. Hon­ atead of making his display in floral hall, reason to regret it orable competition among political parties made It In the new room under tbe ad­ Is to be welcomed, but any party that dition to the grand stand accounts for the Our contemporary of the Journal has seeks to gain ascendency through promises fact that we failed to notice it on our brief that are not fulfilled invariably dies young. tour of the grounds on the first day of tbe discovered to bls great surprise that bls Aud we know that Barry eonuty will have fair. . mammoth-:>ca ret row, his last and despewte her full quota of voters who will, assist at But while Mr. Myers was compelled for resort, failed to work on tbe Barry county the obsequies of any reform party that lack of apace in art lull to use this new democrats. In tones of wild alarm he an­ raises state taxes over six per cent, as room, people soon found out where soon as it gets Into office. ' , his display was. and thenceforth the use­ nounced to a terrified world, that the ful and attractive goods In bis line which Barner. a republican paper, .and this FORTIETH ANNUAL FAIR. he manufactures and sells, and which writer, a qopnblicau, were oppudug Judge were so tastefully displayed, became the Morse. That was awful! We announced center of attraction, and drew froni\ every Had the officers of the Agricultural so­ oue expressions of comnwvdatlonj The same time ago that we believed the demo­ ciety had the privilege of making the cred id for thc artistic arrangement of the crats of Bargy county preferred an out­ weather for the fair, they could not have exhibit must be given to Mr. Fred Myers, spoken opponent, to one who was slabbing put up four better days than were given who bad charge of the same. Few who for lhe fair this year. The only complaint saw these elegant goods, and the great their organization in the back. coaid be made, was that it variety of them, that failed to possibly be astonished was too but, but of course there would at tbe extent aud variety of goods in It h now authoritatively stated that Don have lo be some compialuL Owing to the bls Hue handled by Mr. Myers. In his ■Dickinson lias his Cleveland rainbow loca­ rule that uu premium will be given only exhibit were fine seta of double and single ted over IliinoU. For a long time tbe on such arUdrsjpi are-onijmerated In the harness, robes, all nice, but ranging from states of Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan and premium book, visitors In floral hall, were tbe eheap woolen to the finest wolf, blank­ under the painful necessity' o? having to ets, no end of variety. And the line of Minnesota, wece aspposed to be located look at rough pine boards In many places, directly under this rainbow. But when that had always heretofore been concealed of trunks and valises were worthy of note as were also tbe line of novelties In horse tbe chaser got lbe.jp, there was no hope of by fancy work of all kinds. Many people gxjds. There were whips, halters and anything but IJIJnaif, and that will prove brought tilings to be entered for premiums, dusters too, that were, worthy of inspec­ but finding that no premlams would be tion. But a crowning feature of the dlaplav an Idle dream. awarded on seek a L Tea as th- y brought. was lhe silver aud gold mounted double took them away again. And It is safe to harness made by Mr. Myers for Wm. This harness Mr Stay-at-home reiaklicana defeated the say that many ladles and genllemen who Mitchell, of Irving. were thus d leap pula ted this year, will not Mitchell expects to fit upon a span that will republican state qbd -county ticket two prepare exhibits for the county fairs here do a mile iu 2^0 or better, and thc driver years ago. It Is hardly neceenry to a«y In the future—at least not until they know will eat nobody’s dust This harness that, K the republican tiokel is elected, it that premiums wHI be awarded ou what worthy In It beauty, elegance and utility will be because the republicans get oat to they take pains to bring. And what Is such a pair as Maud S. and Nancy Hanks trtn* of floral hail may also be said of other Without question this Is the best and most tbe polio. In this s|ate and In this county, departments. costly harnem ever made or sold In Barry the republican party has a good safe m»connty. 1 paid jodj forlty when the party vote I* polled. It Is a muter of pleasure for us to thus The receipts were about 83,000. This ougld to leave with a nice wrcomment on the display madetnebysociety our anterprislng townsman. Mr. Mycre aeeks pliiA The United States has abont five per In all thing, pertaining to his busiucs* to The addition to the grand stand was ba first It h with pleasure, too, that we cent of the world's population: and yet we greatly appreciated, and had it been twice note the large Increase In his trade, ami the consume 30 per cent, of tbe world’s sugar, | as large IIkcc would not have been any (act that honest goods, honest merit and coffee, tea and manufactured products. । spare room fair dealing have won for him his large Ib it any wonder, then, that foreign manu- I Al. Weber, foreman of the ’Nashville and increasing patronage. fact u rem want our duties on their goods : News, captured all tbe prizes In the hlcy[ de races, and mide the five miles In the removed? The helicoid anemometer is said to be j exceedlnglv food time of 17 mioatee. Ot quite independent of friction for all ex­ u , couree It takes n pfffn/T to do anything up cepting light winds, but It isnotaosimple From Juhn 1. Blch down, lhe romlneea brown, bat in J-jstJae to the oilier riders, In txmatructian as the enp form. The air on tbe republican state ticket aw eminent* we will say, M luj Ow n reported tn us. meter consist* of n single screw blade ly worthy tbe support and tMiw of Ibp re''*• ro^c 11 that was geared fermed of thin aluminium, and made n* -< Mid-tan. | °L"i- nearly as possible into tha exact shape of a . j tuner rulers went cii’y grareu up to 57 t-ertion eta helicoid.-New York Times. materials for foreign manufacturers and paying them for the labor and giving them the profit on Uie manufacture. pLEASE comi in Come in anyway an>l see our stock of goods. We want to show you the heist stocked storein town, with STAPLE and FANCY &roceries. Also Crockery, Glassware, China .and Lamps. HrtHS & VAN flRHflN Htflb’5 HOQQA5INJ I <! & jL.IJ - ■i &' And SOFT SOLED SHOES for the Baby. THE Y’RE BEA UTIES. IVE HA VE THEM. From 25c to 50c per pair. THEY are soft .aiul easy on the feet giving ease and comfort. We have a full line of those nice warm felt slippers again this Fall, also felt shoes. A • large line of overgaiters on the way. Call and see us, we will use you well. Remember our six months subscription tu Good Form with $10.00 cash trade. ONE PRICE SHOE DEAL LKS. JUST ARRIVED OUR NEW MLLJTTLEJIN bEKBTfWTJ 1 hey are beauties, blocked in th? Dunlap style. and you always get a hat in style. Get a Dunlap hat They are the leaders of fashon in the manufacture of hats. Yours respectfully, E. W. nORRILL & CO ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS 2 �H a stings Banner- October 6, iSgt. «.’k cook ________ LW o. Wnc POWDER Absolutely Pure. lug powder. Highest •r.gth- -tawrt United Report. MON HALL .ASTINGS, Ex. Governor Cyrus 5. LUCE. everybody. tation to the . YOU Tbera o'w wm ■ time «■ im. cll, when meh bmuatul M,ta of mailnnT tool, were dUpl.yerl m el Pnm». r„r r.errthln, iml*. line go lo Beeeelr., the lender In new «,ta. te,t quanta end lowest prices. Thoa. K Edh« says: “1 consider lhe balance and hair springs In the Palltard watches a wonderful Invention, not only for workers around dynamos but wher­ ever accurate time Sa required." John Mias Ida’ Hampton, of Barry, were the happy one* that were united In marriage in-fore the grand stand at the fair ground. Excellent order wan preserved during the cereatooy which was very pleasing lo Rev. Puffcc. aud lo all who desired to listen. Rev. T. II. Jacokes and family have n oved hen; from Middleville mid purchased the Fayette Osborn house In tbe south part of tho town. Mr. Jaeokes is n retired M. E, minister and looks upon Eaton Rapids as a desirable residence town. — Eaton Rapids Jonmal. . The New York Weekly Tribune h the leading metropolitan newspaper of the country. It ranges from 10 to 24 page, each week, never less than 1CJ You can get this great paper and tho BixxEit. the two papers on<ryear for 81.19. Subscribe at the Baxxei: office, or witii 6ur author­ ized agtints.. ’ ' Thi fll{ ■ Thursday „ 7“ attending the fair, ' We are going to do business with you because we have just exactly what you want, and our prices are simply irresistable. OUR FALL AND WINTER ATTRACTIONS WILL CAUSE A TURN-OUT I uh«'lo«" rtstadsr HEM J * BOYJ ° CLOTHING, i„ %*'**"•• 01 Prairieville, vs, In the city Monday. feiWB|,l,r'y.,lk,”R’of CWeagol>ta visiting friends In the city. . t . * HATS XINb SENTJ’ FURNUTHNQ SOODS *^Jau. Hoonan. of Kalamazoo, is tlslting relatives in the city. ✓Cyril Grigsby, of Chicago, is visiting his parents In this cky. P. T. Colgrove was In Grand Rapids balurday on business. . Guy Bauer went to lhe state University at Ann Arbor Moutlay. Miss Grace Stewart, of Battle Creek, visited friends here lost week. Mrs. Belle Emery, of Grand Rapids, la Visiting her patents in this city. Our complete a»«ortment insure* perfect satisfaction .in the selection of goods to sat­ isfy individual tastes. You will find our large stock made up entirely of goods that are trustworthy, serviceable and the best of their class. EVERYTHING : GOES : AT 1 THE i LOWEST 1 POSSIBLE i PRICE Gome in and see how FAIR we will treat you, how well we will PLEASE you, and how much we will SAVE for you. program: Grecian history. Mr*. Geer. The United Slates and foreign powers. t - at Union Hal! Fri- Mrs. HojL • Influence of Greek Architecture in the United States. Mrs. Maggie-Biuley. SCRAPS. 3*7.1.' ' ‘- Kin'‘ 1,1 HaaUnga can be a lln ' ' " l’rice 5lore of Woolley ^•-n. Price 23. 30 and 50 cents. called "llme-jand all three ™ up before the august presence ot Justice Beadle, who rmrre' bls decision- until \^new where to come P ’P?uUry-wh*? G>ey se­ at tl <• t.' । of this chy, a> one tar. 1 ll,at department at their S*Ctas*tauieIlewell WM neat asMllcd by Ottnbes ’i^ii "H’Nt Friday evening. hMhk puz/a A $ Saved is Better than $2 Earned We mean business: Don’t miss gettting one. They must go They are bargains. Oreille Gomlenougli. t place ot attach. Beterre K.nasltm Ibmigin S10 an,l costs WS. Guorl-enousb but ville thought differently, so tht case wm a scrap between A^x Chrtetle and nn other own. Iu which tbe.»“•«"*" £££ eldedly tbe best ot II. ’'osrmt Arres sod . I»w solid ones'“late. much fighting m there haa b« o or uno ■ EXCLUSIVE FOR MEN A man wllih a family to work ou a f; by tlie year.] For further particulars .lre‘« "box 353,” Hostings. Mich. There’s naught that lensd more dignity to a man’s appear­ ance than a neatly fitting suit of clothing, C|me into my enclosure on Uie Geo. Grejory farm. Hastings township. Sept. 28tq, 1892. a mare. Owner can have same by proving property, paying expenses and payfog for this notice. Geo. H. Clemkxce, Dkted, Sept 28, 1892. For tbe dedication ceremonies of the Columbian exposition at Chicago, the Chi­ cago A West Michigan Ky. and Detroit. Lansing <& Northern- R. It. will sell on OcLl 19th to 22nd, limited to return Oct. 24thl excursion tickets at one and onethird fare, for round trip. Geo. DeUaves. G. P. A. Cantiiis-COMMtv-On tbe 29th day of tin at-thc l’re*byUTian paraoruute. by Ret. A b. Grigsby. Wm. Coburn. ot Hastings to EUxabvth Conley, at Carlton. Rciwtof the condition ot the Hastlmts City Bunk Hl HasUdWt. Michigan, at the close of »»!«»..S«l”. Ix)«n« and dHcountt...."....... • stock*, bonds, moitgagt•«, etc.. ■ Hue from banks tn resent elite*. Furniture and fixtures.....-------- Checks and cash Items Gold, eotn............ ........................ _ u'tk'kud Natioud Bank iiotei... ‘’““•"-rfSS.'. ,I,H eampalgn will be ?!ny l,n^‘»te<l from tbe IF SO luteal or Intlde paf/i l.ROO oo . . i.w S3 2.2400a. turn <w . m.’o «> . 1200,929 ro saturuiiy » . ........ — ----- • . ToU! ’ ’ ....... u a ii£i.rn R* * ’ There was no particular time announced .9 75,000 00 1 '-f thb Democrat, moved u Uie time for openles round No. 1. nor Capital stock paid tn . b.000 00 ••• from Hickory Corners were the neme, ot lhe principals <l»ru out. Cmfivtded profitst......... . 3^15 99 In fact It waa a sort ot a ’<YL’„re Dlvldaads unpaid' 30.811 21 I <*. I*. Spaulding and Mrs. John pleaae,- and the program was impromptu, _____ nrrpUon yesterday after- tbuugh quite complete betore tlie day a ex­ >2'0 928 80 lo their friends. creta. were concluded. There■ large attendance ot courae M tbe eolortaln inr',i*.c'“ ’ s,”! ,ateat styles are arrivmeht waa tree. The Oral one. to Jump , i’• ‘No old shop-worn Into tbe arena were Traub and Cnaa. «S£n'! ',:T' but everTlh,n* frwh Scoby ou oue side, and George Rejnolda. Srifc other. Some old dldtatftt /krx si brought up eonrernlng a houae, and they mother of Hon. Daniel Strike*-, hi, du«sattended every county fair all proceeded lo pul up their wld lathi. WM. H. Powehn. a* Directory dty. thc one this year being One ot tbe Scoby boys was ’I* foHu •; !>xx. W. Ilarb«’t4». I a right bander tram Beynolda. that reused '.W HHcnfsoft sole baby a swelling over bls optic. Martha IBliter dhriy1' | ’ rtpubli..,?, . DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY? Jllss Adda ’Jordan, for .several rears past, one of the teachers in the high school bul dibg. has accepted a position In the Del roil schools under Prof. Hall, formerly ot tjhis city, and left Tuesday afternoon ' her new field of work. She gets 8225 for IDO .* ■■ per year titan she got herff, and gQts Ise of S50 per year for the’ first three ,.._rs. About Uie time that teachers beyea cone most useful here they are taken uw; y i»y better Inducements, and the feat hers arc not to blame eltlier. Editor Fl hi’ family Weiday. for aV' R. MUDGE & SON ». i -week nt Mrs. Williams, ■t milliner. • •lance in Union ball ng was largely attended. A REVELATION IN FINE GOODS AND FAIR PRICES, On“"1 And the way to save a dollar is to j?et a $20 dollar suit for $15 at ARCHIE McCoy’S J । furniture and carpet room, Hastings, Mich. We guarantee to give you $20 for $15, $2.5 for ‘ $18, $30 for $20 and $75 for $50 as long as our bed room suits Last. I . I ■ • 12d quires. 1 •- L500 empty barrels for ■ Little Bri- k gro ery. rhe opening months of a season we shall make you all remember as Mo’fiSy1’- ** 00011 W“ 10 nnmd ““PlUs Grand Master of the Grand Ixxlge of Mirhtgan, and Grand Lecturer Clark con­ ^Walter Lampman went to Amr Arbor ducted the school of Instruction in the Monday where he will’ enter the dental Masonic lodge here jeslerday.’ It was depart men’.. • largely attended by Manons from all -parts ✓R- B. Messer left for a trip through' the ' of the county. The Star lodge gave a eastern states Tuesday In the interests of I banquet In Union halt last evening in hon­ or of the event. The banquet was a tine tl»j Wool boot company. one. an are all tliat are given by tbe Star Mrs. Belie Monroe, of Battle Creek. 1 lodge. • vlkited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Matt­ hews, in this city last week. • Everyone who expected to sc.- tlie balloonist go up m> high this year that his George Matthews returned to Ashland. back would acrapc the clouds were sadly Wisconsin, Tuesday after a visit of several disappoint!. H!s balloon was sluffed so •r’* with her parents here. full of steam and smoke that in ascending it actually .cleared the fair ground fence on. V^Mrs. F. B. Pryor left with her two child­ the first attempt, and the dizzy height daz­ rep. Chester and Lois, for Rochester. N. zled the daring ueronaut so* that ho clung Y.L Tuesday to visit relatives. Mrs. Nellie Bentley hu moved to this [ U> l|ls balloon and reached the ground in safety. We would recommend that he' city from Grand Rapids, and Is occupying i practice jumping oaf a stump until he gets till Un lover jwxrt of Mrs. Simpson's house. ■ thoroughly used to big distances. . .fr.s. John Black. of.EIDoraddj Ixits.. | We lave in tlie store and on the road visiti-d her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Black, | the|finest lot of stand and library lamps l.vt week, on her return from Washington, ever shown in the town. We will have tlie finest display bt china­ ’he Mi««t-I Raymond and .It-fferds of ware and crockery we ever had. We have bought largely tor we know the prhu.« will Gn nd R*pid», art* the guests of Mrs. M. sei lithe goods. Our grocery stock Is full L. leer. They will- organize a class in and complete. All goods fresh and new. elv ution in tills elty if possible. * LOCAL NEWS. •byeifnm Artjor Mrs*. Glenn Greenfield, of Grand Rapids, When does a watch or clock iieed clean­ ing? The best watch aud clock oil will spent Sunday with her parents here. Inbiicatb alxiut 12 to 15 months then the '/<Mlss Millspaugh went to Manchester wheels run dry and the pivots commence Friday to attend the funeral of her uncle, wearing off and ruin the beat time piece. P. T. Colgrove started out on a two ! Have your-watch cleaned at least once in‘18 mouths to keep It in good order and wecks-campalgnltig tour of the state Mon. to havehhe work done well you must leave fi«r. it, with John Bfssmer the Jeweler. ZEm Busby Is attending the Crfftrlolte fair this week and is one of the judges of1 Gen. W. P.'Innea, of Grand Rapids. ■ ’jfl: Dinins: Hall . tbe differ. H-l- E< >um lm Ann ls« wfifik0" mi* ™ THOrtfiS blXON, Th|-week. pu»i. J* JJL A. Bsrbsr I. ,lsltta, Wend. Io Mrs. Selllo Andrus <taw the doll offerby Fred I. llesib. the druggist, to tbe rtlm guessing Ibe UMrest lo the num bee ot UekeU Ibst would be aoltl tor Ute grand lo talrtX.'P“l Son4*>' W,B rol,u’“ stsnd during the tslr. The number Uriels sold wu *U». snrt Mrs. Aodnts (JlF* CUrk vhltal »'>"<*• In Linguessed 2354—an excellent guc»e, ✓Sir. Byron Tungate, of Johmtown, and bing over Sunday. If you wm will look IHy-u can apply St Ir iouk hi , over ----- you ... will ----- -agro** ■ amt bo »u.;tt,-r if ‘ with what we nay. -------.... We have just roctived received , hoist tlnnly <□ the a full ----. ■ . Jan*. . line of_ plant * -riraatniWKeB. Hams A VaxATxman. ■SriAXD. D. D.8. While Cloud. Baxxf.k readers will please .remember! * Michigan that we cannot now fjirnisli the Baxxkk and Detroit Weekly Tribun- for less than $1.49 per year, as the. price of the latter paper hu been raked on ns. Aa was an­ nounced la»t week we have made arrange­ ments wiyi th‘* N’<J* York Weekly Tribune so that we can furnish the two fur SI.10 'T> RAPIDS. per year. - The 1J. Y. Tribune is a 1 (bpage paper aud Is one of tho leading American nr.cis. coniOnil e-dt. weeklies published. The farm department ! Five I’earl Street: alone is worth many time? what the paper l. ■lun’^iie afraid. , cost?. । ♦•ggs. Just newly laid. Church and Society. • -!i butter too. as well, The ladies ot the mlsilonary society r lends.and neighbors tell, connected with the Presbyterian church L < Ise।you meet are reminded of the usual monthly meet­ ing next Wednesday al the parsonage, and TOM hi '< \ > ihe place to eat. - if. ! bring the little ones as all interested are cordially invited. The quarterly tea meeting of lhe W. F. . .i Nickle from Torn. M. S. of the Methodist Episcopal church will be held on Wednesday. Oct. 12th. at the hom/j of Mrs. J., C. Lampman. All members are requested to i>e present at half past two. Supper will be served I ■ CIRCULATION • from 5:30 to seven o'clock, to which a general invitation is given. After supper a abort program consisting of music, reci­ tations, etc. will be rendered. m for advertisements Usual services at tbe Presbyterian ’■-t- Tuesdays at latest to Evening topic the Issue, of the week church next Sunday. three S’s. Services at 7 o'clock and during the winter months. There will be preaching nt the Rogers’ hall next Sabbath uromiug at 10:33 n. in. rtt RussclPs. and 7 p. m. Also preaching at the town t-ret at 0:30 Instead of of Morgan at 8 P- m. *TFi>e Chautauqua circle will meet Satur­ THt in tbe county to buy day evening. Oct. 8tl>. nt the residence or Mr. Henry Goodyear, with lhe following R.T.;-. personal mention. '^Cbsrtle a>)!e .pent Sundsy |n BHtaw. More likely than not a man’H 810 all Wool Suit will be your Q -j j] test of the Clothing Store—Fall or winter. It’s a sort of standm I V ar(i evel1 >1 y°ur m‘n(l >s 011 a higher cost suit. Tlie goods, ’’’ tlie quality, tlie style, makeup and finish are a starting point for you. Here they are, more money-full than we know of anywhere else in this town. The 812.00. 813.5b and Si5.00 Suits—In black cheviots, rough and smooth faced stuffs, small checks in Homespuns, and In silk mixtures —are a handsome lot. At 816, $18. doxena of other styles—many of them just received. • . The very tip-top of sty le fur the young or “youngish” man Is the double breasted sack yoat (as illustrated.) k• Do you know the goodness and extent of our Men’s Sults. THERE A light-weight overcoat to sell at 10 and 12 Ss can be found in most any Clothing House. Compare them with onr stogk: We doubt whether you’ll find one like ours at those price*. We rather think you’ll buy It at this store. We’re quite proud of our New Neckwear; our heavy weight Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves. Hats, etc. Men’s Trousers al 82.50. Strong, durable and all wool, or SO if you prefer—styles and styles between. We're mtule_ lhl» once it was our purpose to retrain front men­ tioning an interesting. much-to-teU-about subject at tics store-Bora Cixrnu»a ID. aon Figure* on Algerian Stone*. Mr Flamond, who bus been studying th? iowrlbcl stone In tbe routbeutern I,art ut Algeria. '“a”11 '’J”’! upon which men. <r<»nen M,l Si The old axiom about not judging a man by bls apparel lias sunk Into Insignif­ icance in the matter-of-fact age. aud it can be t<uly said that '’the garment oft proclaims the rtiuiu" XSi'a. Utaigi, the elephant has not Inhabited UN reciun within historic times. No clew hits St been Mfnd to th<f identity of U»mc£<> pl., who were oeldently ArnlM, Rom an*. Vnndalnor \ isigotlm. The designs bear ccmiderable r«"^,ance Egyptian figures. -New \ork Sun. GS �MY WIFE PBOBAt H ORDER. ’“l!Tih. »U«»ro<u»«u»oUM™S. '■“!»“Ji'SSSLa «u»« * nf Ftuu-ne Hartborn. *oo ot said Eleven Workmen Imprisoned in Su. Mo. T*. We. Th. Si. 1 nu.wi« Th., ur. tnm ih® VrUon CTmmb-rAMH-.5U, Wlh, S,pu 3O.-Sb«Il Na & ot theGrmt Norri® I™ ■»>"•* '7"™;, ' wu al < o'clock morning lb. „ni ot a caveln. and la., nlghl clcrm „,-n who »■-“ kT tho t.mw w®„ .ml . h.nmbo.l In a nxm. Inthc bovclottl»mr<h. while UwirMtow wwtam wm working w«k mlglrt Mid mate tor their rrecuo. Th<rer#ombed men aro: Jo» 1 Bluomquiat. Simon Daakimnn. Frank I>enshaw. Sum Denshaw, Michael Dowt*. Her­ man Erickfton, John Johnoaa, Jacob Sundquiot, Ahraham Thompson, two unknown men. All the men are unmarried except four, Johnson, Thompoon and the two enough 4 5 6 7 10 11 12 13 14 1G 17 18 •19 20 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 30 31 2 Th.l, r®ll®wW.rkm.-„ f.l®« GET >'°i>^rwsi«nc<l for th* Ueorius of sold net Ittouand that tbe heirs at lawafeald rteECMcd another penon* mtcreated la 1892 A 8UDDEH OAVE-ffl HATCHES THEH- SHE CAN’T tor in said wH named or to aoma oilier suitable 1892 ’ OCTOBER. an Iron Mine. SAYS n,,s!. Oua- *• .!■»»!«•<. J“U« « r™. IN MORTAL PERIL. 8 8 15 22 29 Blit, Uiwg Uorthr» time t-ble.' K? dFi( M.f.orii AIIO ElHMlabaaffivtifa LakeOIWi ! Woodbury Sunfield Mulliken Grand i^de*- . laxi-ilnK Detroit Edmore HlnOluU triumph of key punchers. |Gi»H>< ~W^t~ .. I Deltoil TelcET*phl»ta on the !».. C. B. and N. M Unalnu Win Their Strike. „ Grand la* ,. Mulliken Ckdau Rapids, la., Oct. 3.—At noon .. Munteld Saturday Superintendent Williams, of the ,. [Wrodburr .. LakOOde-iia Burlington,Cedar Rapid* and Northern rail­ „ iciartsrlllt: way, aignwi an agreement rvcogniiirig tho ,. Elmdale .. Alto tinier "< K»ll»»r TrlrKHRilx-n.. ., | McCord vital point, o! tin- »tnkr. and llraaJ Chlrf ,1 IEhmi ifarts i Rnin-av declared tho strike off. It i* also Ar tGrand proridal in tbe wvemro. that IT tba Den.*hawK .,,»nU,,r» J>onld «an« to cun®l<ler Uie ROtoCan Hear the Imprisoned Men. Uon ut wn«e. • ™n»«“ m“>' Pr™"* th« At 8:49 ln*t- night one room waa rwicheti matter to the proper official# of the com­ PECKHAM’S CROUP ftEMED.Y I „ Poitt-ind in which two nun were working. Thia pany, who will treat with them. The men Ar Iniiu Lr Howard City BSMID BE IN EVERY HOUSEHOLD B contained two trammers. The room waa will return to work at once. Ar font* apparently fnlL The remainder of the •• Stonum WAS A RAGING CONFLAGRATION. ■’dtnore men luv in two room* further buck. Tlie Every day, others buried meu rwpondtd to signal* on IMM Of •!OO.OOO. four time* In an hour, between 7 and 8 THE CHILDREN’S COUGH CURE DE’ Moines, Sept 29.—Tho entire bwd- Rapids and Drtro> o'clock. The proa^t* urere brighter than night trail during the afternoon that tlie men will be nportion ot the cwd mining town of on Union stattorf, rew ind.' The catn*tro|.he occurred shortly ihtnnellM, twelve mile* south of here, after the drill hole* Imd been flrral. and the burned yuatonlay afternoon. Oue hundred concamioh k«wn«1 the hanging ''•all. and eighteen buildings were deMtrored. ichigan entral bringing thuifaands Of ton* of earth down Tlio hwivirst loners were McKinney & Son*, route to Uieruitintrr resort* <?! r.<>r.i upon the me# who ^er^ in thc drift. Tbe building and general inrrcnndbe, A5,000; P. “ Hu Niagara Falls Route.’* banging waH of the mine oon*i*l> of !<"**. W. Brown, building and general merchan­ friable rock, requiring very great quanti­ dise, |12,(WJ; J. G. Person, groceries, SI,000. The other Iumkb were all ronaller, but tho SlMlonA g - ]Sg gg gj | ties of thulvr for support. nggregnto will be about #100,000, with #30,Itellwve* the Men Are Rafe. The aceno of the dbeurter i» at thc largest imu inaumnee.__________________ 1a.m.ip.m |p.m.hLm.!*.m, 1 7:47! 2.1«i 6»;ii.5g; ELAST15 1S-. iron mine In the world, whose wealth of night PHENOMENAL NANCY HANKS. ‘ r runner i ore i * unlimited. The cavreln extends from SUtlOM. tin- biirface to tho filth level. A* soon a* IN THE Your Druggist will supply you. the cnve-ln occurred a large crew wa* summonwl to tho mine ana the work of WK8TWARD. |X m. |a®m.! i>.m.|p.m.|p.tn. Wumxos........... ............ I lm] sj»| uaq t.n| 1.00 Teure Hactk, Ind., Sept. IS.-Nancy rescue )»cgan nt opce. Tho men are entomlxd in room 11. the fifth level, nnd Can- Hanks ha* distinguished huraelf again. M. A. UU.l.MAN. L xral Agent, Hastings tain Sutherland, of the mine, I* certain Ten thou Mint! people yiwtcnley «aw her do A. Ciiittuw. W Buoauas G. P. & T. that the cave-in ha* not molested the room lhe mile in tlie remarkable time of 2.-O4 on nnd that the men art all safe. 'Hie room a regulation track, aud after it waadone in which the men are i* sixteen feet wide, Budd Doble sent a telegram to Bonner, forty feet high and forty fret-long. owner <»f Maud S., onuouncing the fact n» ' Work of IU-m-uc Very Nlow. RES None of the entombed men i* supposed to a gentle hint that Budd wm waiting to re-' tie hurt, unlem they were caught In tho wire the check for fS,'XV offerol by Bunnyr right foot iMtasnge which liwj* to the room to thc first horse that did tho mik in 2:05. ___________________ nnd i» now filled with caved ore. The roscuing party at once la-gan working with a CURE. will and I* drifting toward where the men CniCAGO, Sept. 2W.—Albert M. Day, of the are imprisonod, .changing every five min­ firm of CouMolnum & Day. has been su«ute.*. After drintagiabout thirty-five feet theren-ulngiiarty stjruck loose earth and l>end«l for thirty day* by the board of di­ was obliged u» timber it* way a*it |>ro- rector* of lhe board of trmlv iu it* attempt greMsed. which kept it back some time and to stop privilege trading. The cUretrUns do not claim for a moment that Mr. Day ha* made work vtsy slow. been guilty of the offense itgain-d the rule* Wives st thc Mouth nf the Pit. HMndttds of ’.romcn and cliildren and regulations, but tlus/Wnpeml him be- i "Late of London, now of Chicago, -with n BRANCH OFFICE nt arc gathered about ’.Uv shafthouse eagerly enu*e he will not Im- gilllty of « breach <d j waiting for new* of the men bt-iow. John­ faith and divulge the name of tbe man who j BrATtFrtCT abcw that c HILLSDALE. LTrOEE. son. Thompson ami th? two Henshaw* aro. told him there wn* privflttge trailing. Has visited thia County each month for tho past six months, and during theso visits has examined and M uutrtied meq. Tire otbom, with the excep­ yuaranllna ia Uttsd. proscribed for hunrareds, and effected n^any of tho most Wonderful Cures ever mado in tho State! tion of Dawes, who i« tbe skip tender,, are Caw Low, Bandy Hook. N. J.. Oct. 4. Ask your friends nnd neighbors about Dr. Holniuii S. Humphrey. There is scarcely n iteiglthirhond in the county U”t* 'i what is known a* timber men. Tbe<e are —The quarantine over Camp lx»w and | tmmatHfid. The wives of the four first ha« not had tlie benefit of lhe doctor's wonderful skill, nnd rarely a family which has not lia I one or more of its member •.» mentioned are at the mouth of thc pit. The Camp Erbrnkkrrben waa Hft<d yreterday. । mmIms «ntt'<wnt «ta»ta ti»ny» w'« Snatched from death nnd restart'd to health after all hope had been given up and the family physician pronounced the.ta grief nnd fearful suspense have well ni th Mr». l>uniU,U>r ebolrm p»llrat. and Mre. I SSffJStoUefcSfretow* incurable. If afflicted do not (ail to consult this most eminent physician and surgeon. driven them Insane, nnd it is with<llificu y Grussner and her new bora talw left here , NEKVINK amt NEW HEA»tT sire All examinnlion*. cousultatton* mid mlv|Mr free. . w^ru cvrAST’Mt that scverql women are prevented from yesterday nfternooafbrKUfaiialand. Major ■ MDhTLivm-rtU»orc :< r.-tuccj I.: throwing themselves into the dark opin­ Sawtelle received orders la»t evening to rea^iT^p<d rAi u“*<’* ing which kadi* to what may- prove the lievc Past Assistant Surgeon* E. Wadin j AHbongh lh> doctor U in many twaenmnnd J. B Stoner and have them rejtort u> I cmvT Free m r scene of tliei. huslmmL*' death. pallcci tn nao ftxper.ftivo tartrnmt-nta and their post* of duty. j Oft. MILES* MEDICAL CO®, ENctuu ch<xnicala In making analysis, tnlctoacopic Smit ding i were rvnti med late hurt night by and other scientific oxaBiinaUnna. yet ha Cndaliy.Corurred thc Pork. MORTUAG!. nearly t,ftu ccro in tbe State of Mirbigu, whi>. the rentuing i-arty and amtwi-nt have l»ten re­ make* no cbargaa to say on*. believing it to tib pillcutf all ti>hl in MinnceoO. WiaonoaU. 11 CmcAoo. Oct. 3.—Jehu Cudahy atid A. ; 'Vherec-'dcfai l l ceived by tho wiuie mcaifa from the accent! be a part of tbephysioias'vdaty to ascertain chninb.-r pf the caved port ion. It is now M. Wright were arrestc*r^attnday after- I ”n«?VVrei^a i'.’ tbe nrtirot'e true < onditinn witloot eipenM ...™ .W... rvuriri. w«r,.. K, •.,. n certainty that aome of the men aro'alive noon on warrant* charging them with hav- . totbeseflerer. Wbeaevsr aud wfii'rorm Dr. no.bi.prh-ftft lUValld*. ftoaxitobcbllati, »<,SX’<h *t. , in thc mcoud room niid unieaa wonwthi..g ing m.-wle nn illegal corner in the provision j *tafoaiNew ”• r1 . i Homphrry docidaa to locate a monthly visit acd fatten a prey to wrofaln. chronic kit'n.-) <• -- l,‘ •*se. ronanmpl'.m, <1.*tructiv« female trocl.t—. U uafore»<s a occurs the rvseuere will reach pit on short ri!>* of pork. The nccuwvl , Rejrfi-mlx-r. a. ;■ ' Amt.cn other*, i usdrrda of children b»pei<^*!> ‘ them by noon today. w®r.r.l<«-a«>l»nto.ppcwr»r h.rlw "iHtoft". ., , deformed, lint beh<.id now man-,- of them and hear,vhHenrarfy all ar« rapidly l*tngcn.-v.l i: tAxlay. Tbe warrant* were insucd by Jus- Irojattthe fin.1 J .v -.1 BUT ONE FOUND ALIVE. The doctor in »a>rnond<*l wl h the m >>M ■nd tnoat wonderful of si! hevalur* his first tice Bind well on information furnishid by i wbk-hmort.-ay-■ :l.>- • i muftt r-xtyn*ivo collection of Itietmn.cutarv.o l-n. Sy ItnprvnMon nod first look st a nstinut more a man giving hi* name ns Thomas J. ! ported to thin country for rx^mininn ac<l t-**’-G than all etsaauul Dr.Humptarvy is never mis­ ide all forma of chrome ailment* "f Che fieed-fa. . taken in hi* duurnosls In any **w. Hr n Mpulehvr. Tbsdocfors niethrrfediffar markedly ffom T.® A^u r.„.,r | "M'X'1, Ashland, WU, Oct. 1.—Through the the general practitioner in . all r*«pwt«. »«“”* w.UFollowing the plan of St. Gevrae's Hiepital long hour* Thnradny night the work of the eoria, 111®, I!!., OcL Oct. 3.—Jamm Janie* Gomes and । Now. tlterefore. by v! Pkoria rd Loodon, lie reuistani eterv rmrticnlnr aa reacuen of; the entombed miners at Norrye J. A. UxotK both apnimnd anwKnte, to the patarot'e physical condition aud mine prugremed. The men were spurred fell from their balloon yesterday and re­ l iven that on Fi!tl i> tbe 11 on to great it effort* by the distinct sound­ ceived fatal injuries. In making tbe de­ A. D. IKct. at one o’clock tn: ing which caune from the caved roomn scent the balloon encountered n tree and sell nt public ttudiso. t» d e < the north from dour < 11!-> wherein the eleven men were imprisoned. both men were precipitated a distance of city of naMll'U*. plMwAntlo •«r«— wiut> flu. ■».*, <> nror or ixxiy ni'wrirco auniaer the where lite cimilt <* uh fur About 4 o'clock yctaerday morning the forty feel to tbe ground. TO* ««i rorrgy onil dretrnctfae rnpabUU enh the preinfais dt-eribet hard work of rescuer* was rewarded by ttaftof tb* dtM-Mf*. Thus knoarlnit the srfO Dutch I1WHC.' O* !..:!> 1 hearing a faint voice from within. Work tnal cuniiition <»fll •• d-eara nnd the rfT.-< t New York, Sept. 28.—The M-ssicn of amount due on ton! t:;-< wn* then d|r»<tcd toward where the sound u« inter.-st. *u.l ail Lthe National Sun* of Temperance Wednes­ witban Mt’.-rnvj * tv.- -t came and at PJO a miner named Abraham day afternoon waa maljjly devoted to the ftwinante f tor ttier- In. Thomiwou was found.’ He wa* carried to Cescribed in S31d ittori^'..:. ; initiation of new memlx-rx. A large num ­ the shaft becket nnd brought to the sur­ ed one ha’f nfito- i-oi'to ber of diKtlnguhihed membere of the order east quarter of i face from a <!-. i>th of 4W feet. were preeent. -- - «--------three »■! not th f.-T rut n. —---------------- --- --------I talnlcg fort} r< * <4 1. standing Uie fart that they hare ■'rt.mxi fur He was tit first Mimefrhht dared, ana Death of l>r. Douginas. • 1 tl)« iot'owit g preini‘<-« Cures After All Others Fail. ’ Wahukotok.Oc. A-Dr. John BL Drag- j K5?Vl,X:"lL''a . upon being brought to light became a rav­ ing mamac] But this only ln«t«l an hour lo**, who attended General Grant in hi* ’ thirty'ink-uv.-t.Ur---. or tn.. By the use of sedatives he wa* Lust illness and wa* tar many years the wtior.* tbtrtf Mnnr ar«M> d'<cvpUv<» dial hundreds »r« adtaa with dsnrerHjr r«T>«m of falm far-. yrt w«l>tioea maiadica.'all nwuri' os <.f tl..-ir ira.« cundfihm. brought, to his normal eondftlon. While SS’S JSJi'S?- ■”“*hKv “• I is’,.’;; tUMwtgrourid *Dt<?mp.<mn was in constant peril and dgt -d not. move cither way. He । seventy nine «te.could not tell Of the .whereabouts of bis twriH.v tb e links t< comrade*, only that w|i«n Inst seen by him Washington, Oct l.-Lato last night । chain* and fifty !u< ,, , 1,1 fas’th’y *nd chronic hpilcpa witiijnU the rip they were ffianding iti the first room nnd Dr..Gardner reported no perceptible change I logfaher ad ■ fil r inr mankfad U,«»- i- i.r- Ud ly m nr nfa.nt w jwtjJw ’Tli --* 1lr fifat pari are un<!<-Ubu*ily below the thousand ton* in Mrs. Harrison's condition. She passed thcebukee four b*U »■' •I fnirlr rnufa ,1..— a,M1 __ _ _ . . tn Il.vAci s<of iron ore. \\ urkmen aro still hard at aUy to Booker. r 8U<Xl W<“ sttauic iti the work bent on the rescue of their felluw-mcn. Alk-hlpan. Clevelaad Going to New York. TEN OUT OF ELEVEN DEAD. ;b«4 c««otry. Lot nto. to the fat­ In r|>«*rwit h(*pitata ofi.urvt’oUi,oppurtuotii^ bars tx*n aSeTtm. direct If fli.-,. BCIIABn', Bar. Haan. Srpt. la-Clereiltlty manV.Dotoai/.a^bat ha b.w. thnroaaWy trnvatol. will upon the pecnlfar men's!. ---- <>f hf.., diaeaas. cta...aro.to broad aod <.o-anlMd!t«n thnt !,!< » wM.-b he m cuebt'd 1 ■ ir.fits. Ml 5' ‘j’*1’!? U‘J? bX U"> I oe a Vnndarbllt In ratlrnadlraaimwa, k"-p« w--ch ..f hcv I Attorney (or Marl X uu lu't-r line for New York. oka the enure mMieal world c-nataLily. Tho ..f 51. K-m Awnauto, wia. Ort 3,-Vp to 8 p.m. (THE DEATH RECORD. ord-bhirj ..f tha B-orodnetiv <« Satnnlaj tour bodlv. had been reeoveted In lhe master •*( the(♦•••:.> Bishop, now Ora Belle A roe U from tbe -Verne mine. Tbe other dx are Ex-Judgn Tusodoue W. Baksktt ot In­ Notice Is hereby gives thi nndoubtedlydewL Tbe n™„, lre ,tin diana, at New York. Sblto auction to tlie hlgtd-’ » 2l»t day of October A. D tad at work, but have nTOhed „„ Major K. H. EVAXr, aa old Indian ftubtvr, o'clock to the forenoon at the I r more bodies; neither do they hear anv at Garden city. Mina. room*. In tbe City uf lfa«tlnss-m • GlUkOk F. CotUTOCK, ex-judge ot tbe Bony, tn the State ot. Mirl>k»:. Dr. Humphrey is th* only physician who more soundings. Everything fa a* still m i t>-a aetoal a had the special nd ran Lago of Enrr.pcnn licence and aJUbonty gr.-u.hd t» death, and the finding uf four corpses tell* New York o. appeal., at Syranuae, In inittan* o<-pital MndJca In microacopy of th" bi.... . secotul ttay Of Septcintor. -A. 1*. but t<x> plainly the Htory of those still en­ Ihetmaiitl and tisanes, whe.carriea with him a fall line ai;lks. preaidrat of the Probate Court of Barry < «n»ul.». ' roL' T1|°7♦5’Un*1 wen?t<’rriblrcru.‘,ht-d. Prwdiru-rlan board M mtodow. for freed­ lhe estate, right, t tie and »nicir< of tontramenta .ind apparalna bw inakiiw fn* MdUrHb x •trictly scientific exnmiuMtiuM at<Ae.yat!>XM The funeral of three of them—Matt Wat­ men, at l^ttaburg. nitnois ol. In and to th-e-t.-L texturva and socreticna of the t»idy, as the brine in the County of Barn. l < tion. John Hermanson, und Samuel De*hCHAULESt’. POTTKH Vnlted States dlvta- MIcitlRsn. known and dwrifa . nut took place yeMU-nlay. ni *-ctvuoi;ii. rrc . «c.. wuicn ^xnmtaatiMnv to-WIt: The undivided <we MV nil ton enghutr, at Omaha. 1 by * nevrr-hdHn< mrtli.J *r* now cx>at>ld»rMl foihupeotlbla to aoirnsit Stki ukx M. CuntkXT, prv.ldcut ot the the northwretqn uler of the mhi’1:', klllflll’ly trrxfrri |,v it in nil fonnft of otoi-nro and nhronlc Tin* Mc’>*”uU*‘ f“T* I»»wn and Oat. of section thirteen <IS>. to»i' Marins band of Buffala wh.. krep triflinw with r dlMMam. Aft v«ry fa«r doctor* <xu»kie th-s range nine .fit, west, tfiirry ecu - • -n'h.sivit* nA to.,..,.,. ._.i Ort 1.-.U C.MeDomdd. who tarro citlftft nm thna cr-pared with cnfttly <*atJAMKa F. QtJlNLAN, well-known vnudfa Dated, Sept 2nd. A. !>.. !•**'talv.dby th® grand Ju ire ou a ville actor, at Philadelphia. u„o‘b“,1"'n'm|?!!n|',"''rlb”•’tale® Wood Michael Erlaxgei^ thn well-known NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER tnphrw qtiKktf get lu« apiDi.ig man m the Gorueld park cases vest co fav State « Michigan. Count' of P in I ixrirnold biHtr. p-.<matnra tadedlnhi. ^gJSXST.n^J anancier. at Pari*. of hope er.i jot Estate- of Atwel F Ho-'p' Iiwsi asatust them Skiiastiab Cn.utiAM Giraiid, the ftunoua tdgnrd. having fawn apfamiitd i the Cook county Demnerafic turning point in tha coatee Court tor the County of Jfarn. ! l-rencli painter, at London. rtsnltoml rorfMtly Rs* to red ™ul,u^tpe- it is,C1 unduretoul that he’ WI11 will I JOU - J*' V*«WG> prominent budnM turn. Ooniuilrdouers to n-i” »•■ ’ L™"'" “ T Q-dck. paloi-w ami certnln curator Im potraea ahoj resign from tlie adjust all claim* ar«l Artuviu the state state committee, cuuunittee, as a* he ho ', n,au °f Dubuque, In, W-gaa^t,,. acalrat ««Itl decr-i-i ". J" • mmnnuwl his detonnitmiiou to tK? C rm.., ..... JojtKFft Eknbsti Rxsax, philosopher that we will meet at the ston- -i nmhcntly fromjwHtkw. U«i«aJy*l»(Kxandnatiua uf lTrio*J.—Ab P-rv-a. «.ittorin* with oboaaaa di-^ze-,. »n«peclid ki.ln, t v«jT tlw towtwbip of <>rarj« vljlr. and hl-nonau, at Paris. P .rexAmitaUbw. WhlfaDr. HoSphfifa rem the 2M (ittv of Nvit m *-r. •. i'..rtb^wtern InnL -. -ml ni.:“ i™','T * , Ticket Mrokftra Win B victory uUtortV15'™-11' 11OTEX’ U°t*1 phprfci<Q’ ThwMlar. thesM »i.«' <>» BiltadSU al ton o dock.a. ni.. nt e «cb •• ’■ Indictnifatta nxainH M>reo«r ot examtniiiK and .r.<>« ■ ’ W"U'known 0( »ml ibataix uwnth«m»m t!v..-<i'-a' touJu^Uw mh*S ;4Ti"' '"*■ J^kron^Mlch Mta1* — OF Stuimer mav u«A ic graMOi. And it fa Kriher ordered, that s Idi petitioner is.re «,’’h*’’ to the ne*'fa>* Inter- sled In ajild estate, ot lhe Mudency ol »aid petition and the henrinr thereffby cauKins » copy of ’ hl* order to be pnblfahed tnlheHa-tinr* llAXXItit. a newspaper print.-, md eiriniluted In **id connty ot »*rrT. l“ Meh week tor three sucecsdve weeks previous “““■“’O'*“%.*.* <xui»w,l JwUe.l Vt»p»iil SAfil* £0AP WANTS rrTo¥^i.YBY HW«0. Er ' Sj ’ SMOKE Why Suffer*/ When you can be Cured C M !1S|3 |a gslss: NO. 35 Thousands arc suffering with Torpid Livcr-thc symptoms are Depression of Spirits, Indiges­ tion, Constipation. Headache. *“ ALWAYS THE BEST Dr.'Sanford’s Liver Invigorator is a reliable remedy 'for Liver Disorders. It cures thousands every year; why not ' try Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator? ALWAYS THE SAME 51 QIQflR Office at FORDS’ HOTEL, TUESDAY, OCT, 11 One day only EART DB. HOLMAN S. HITMS’HBEY. HEART DISEASE! A S C DR. HOLMAN S HUMPHREY tollway UoLl. . 4. 111 ! y.Hl“A1< Tuthiit’M ~x., ............ , Jw‘. ln Judge \ ermonu at Mnntn.it. F-Utoltha, •J»Uw|5,,D„.B,S'UMJto Walter nitoivx. Conitniv!'•wn. �NER S.V TOWNSMENJNAEMS SNOWDEN SUGGESTED TREASON. ”A flaii out of water” is a synonym for any creature thnt Is strangely out of its clement. Yet flsht s do sometimes get out Nebraska Disgraced by a Coun­ ot tbe water, and thuydo it from choice PBUrara* Oct. mqx,,,.!. ty Seat War. I’le for the arrest of the Hemtitaul advis- nnd seem Lo enjoy the cbrjige. It would Lt inoro exact to say that some ery boon! fw pwwun." said Majnr General fishes do this, and not that fishes some­ MILITIA CALLED BY TIESHEHIFF. George R. Snowden, commanding officer of times do it. Most fish live in tho water the National guard, ywterilay; and with and die if kept ont of it for any length of thls'emphatic preface thq general told-of time, but iL is well known that a few spe­ his agency in tlie recent vety dramatic in- cies sometimes come out of tho water nnd •he Conmy Ite«,rd t v • ,,ramatic in’ move themselves in various ways upon the j --- --<» ----"dtich -nuwu wm wul Citizen. Of IWh eou “«y. dnat to a bUIoua atato of to tho bring before the court a process unlimrd ot land—sometimes travel upon it for long Maho I—An i “}““**•in ,n the the commonwealths commonwealth ’s’htatory? htetory. distance*, sometimes even climb trees and sit upon rocks, perhaps to gaze at the ■ I W hi.n T wm. ,.n EL.. , * tan*. Mory or Terrible Ketributton. | hen I wu» un riot several ~ the scene of v« kiuv swvvral prospect. Who can say ? months ago," mud General Sbuwdcn, -I................................................... Si?' By these facts is destroyed one of the suKjtestid personally to thc attorneys Knox fondest traditions of our childhood. Tho —-r—-:”’-:o- appear in thp prosecution un oldest c.f us can recall tho days when we . __ _________ m'mM.’ i P ,m"‘ ,br Um *hand, tliat the advisory committee were ffi G-rtw'1 tea* Llw Em. m .mu, imuon .«», Kfi'Ry t>t ottrwutou .md itbouM should be triwl tried on solemnly asked each other, "Why is a fish 7^'^T‘CT,,l!r u» bb- **“• Tu u» « ........... Uhl . xPn,uon. like a stone*" and solemnly "told” the answer, "Because it can’t climb a tree!” - —...... ’'■l‘"-*-~^t*:“-lrnc-.-ttiii»‘X.T-2 ' Tbe two town, eurimwd medown.' “ >: EroatitaeyonS ..Ji.:-. Itmo-l to the Bubt «. <-ul>wt«m ami Science has discovered that a fish can Jlr.-rtndrogtttatotiwbowsda. climb a tree. Who knows but we shall T^-m-m. Some tlpe tbe ----- -x.~ „lr wuprenjo evW«ntly they thought better of my some day be told that a stone is equally euttrt kMwd an injutautan restraining the I »»*«»./’»• <hrec weekaago Mr. Knox met fragile?—Harper's Young People. n-moral of :1„. ncml.homCulberoun but11'"’.!." ’h ” nn'1 ‘"“T* ,hllt 1 *"i“t Sun,lay i.iKht ,0 , -u.,., k,, | ln P'-P“r»U«i ot bri.fi I ul,| that a. l-ri~,„a.Kl took tb,- lax,k. S0-0 ‘ would banll. When Mr. Lnlxmcheru fl nt entered the nli-1 lidm i v ,, K ^n,nt’*n P*n>- l>e proper for me to nptx-ar as counsel for totbooks alleged to have been I the Carnegie Steel company. So Mr Knox house ho was disappointing as a speaker. many wap that they wui not bo wit take,, Tr.u.un-r tk-njamin-, private Wt me. V t£W w„ He was handicapped by the often fatal Lag taduvutaouttacm. Pci after attain pn.-pareu, property If «... ____ _______ .. . 1 P’ O-O. condition that the house expected too pro, erty whlt-h w h|fh hehn.lmU..!... he had n right to take. .. But. hnw..v..F nowever, it wiw aent on to tne to be passed citizens of Cuita-naon ray he t«a»k the rec­ upon, nnd for ten days or so I hnd it in my much from him. His writing waa familiar ords of his* office. At any rate half thc office here. You know Unit truison is on to all; his brilliant conversational powers were widely known. They expected him doing buslnwa in Tren­ attempt to overthrow the comdionwcalth XstbalMca of so many lives that hare Is wbaro V»unty oflklals itself. It is, therefore, the most serious of­ to sparkle at once aud he failed. This fail­ wo^akaour grealborat. Oar pilla core it-white tini the other half in Culbertaon. fense that thc courts survey, and in my ure was partly due to the fact that he tried Other* do not. DiOtcuH to Ffml state Officer*. , judgment should l>e visited with the most so hard to live up to the standard others Go, Ik,yj b, out uf .uuo.ouj serious penalty, death. Thu statutes, how­ had made for him. There was n time, dan­ M"rri'~'-r wi,wl ASIng Goromor ever, I belierc limit the punishment to gerously prolonged, when he threatened to pur; \ but by their g<ui tie action r-Iasoo all who I'Xi. them In . J. —- tf-- tf. Onltf 1. J. Majors.the situation and aaked him Ki.Oot> line and twelve yeare hiiprisonment,” be a parliamentary failure. He improved as the parliament of 18H0 went, but had his to come to Lincoln. General Vifquain career closed In 1885 It could not have been co., H.w Tort. made arrangements to put the militia in Pittsburg, Oct/4.-David Lyuch.anocher regarded aa strikingly successful.—I-ondon SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE lhe field at once, hut at 1 p. m. no word Cor. New York World. of the strikers who has txx-u dilligentiy lind tatn rectived from IJeutenant Gover­ for for a month on charges of murder, nor Majors, it 'h understood uim that n a coinscollis- sought , ...................... . , . ........, • J ' FORFHOFIT At lhe Gm A.Nil In'influenzn n little relief is sometimes ion ta-twwn the rival factious took place ' not' c‘”wP,racJ’ aud treason, was arrested vest, nl.-.y at Cdlbertaon, but that no one ' nnd lodged in jidi. The search for obtained by painting tbe inside of the nos­ trils with n camel’s hair brush or a tiny wa* kill. <1. .-.lihotigh shots were exchanged tlie remaining twenty-eight Homroteadera --------- -who nre accused of treason continues, but swab dipped in melted vawline. This pro­ Hal to tamve a Political Sleeting. I Enclwe V 1> 1^,1 stamp .. •_tor circular. ULddrvMt. A. s Private cess will answer for young children but othdra have been the Prixate Secretary Morrisrr Morrisey succeeded in ' no n-----T.“ *»•"," 'x“ captured ?and to ° I*po0" al “ ...l ?.L older peroona may sniifit up tho vaseline.— Gm . n.nr Mujur. lut • Itr-e. ",T Juk “I1"', ,L be!..' . 'nai-hiux , — *.Arting — —-r. ......... .JMBJWO I4VU. . . J . left Dlirt of the cotinirv left this part country, Friends ,.r of Now York World. night .-...I explained■ iby telegraph tho trouble at Culbertson. Governor’Major* the accused, however, say they will sur­ nt once ordered Adjutant General VifqttMin render M-hitn their lawyers aavise them lo. tothesreneof thetruuble. Gen. Vifquain, JfRANK COOLEY KILLED. w ho kthe Fourth district Denux raticcandl- CURE SICK QtA.Ai^aswetu5 QuMirYTS l JNO. FINZER ^6R0\ ciives you more qocu solid chewing HEAD ACHE When you want a |:-:-FRESH LUNCH,:-: Go to the | CITY BAKERY. ■ Fine Tine of creams and I fresh confectionery. fHANYoUW QET IN OTHER. TOBAQCO$ YOU KNOW W is WWYOVAHUOOKltftWR J,so Ipui>yil!«,K|C il. I. r«i velar- tor vri lit! lv«tln. sS.OO.ri 54.00.^ A. E. RENKES. BUSINESS CARDS. TAMES A SWEEZEY. ’’ Attorney at law. Hastings. Mich. Practices in all courts of the state. Cot­ lections promptly attended to. ILS. E. H. A C I’- LATHROP. Homoepnthic 1‘hyslcians and Surgeons All calls city and country promptly Ut­ tended to. U A. SCR1BNEIL M. D.. J* Physician and Surgeon, Dellot\ ■ Mich. Office In residence, one block east ot depot. ‘1 >3.00 / V250 1 a. a c. h. barber $2.30 - $2.25 $2.00 H dntc fw congress, wna addn*>ing a meet­ Th© 1’ennvyivnnin Deapenvio Dies wJtli ing at Exeter when Governor Majors’ or­ Ills Boots On. der reached him. He explained the situa- ! UnioNtowx, I’n., Oct. 3 -Frank Cooley, . ii —ir --------......................... , .............................. .... iwiua vooicy, tion .<> his auditors, anil nt once left fur the i leader of the famous Cooley outlaw hand scene «if the trouble. Governor .Majoradid wan start and killed Siindny at liis father’s ££'SX1A • "> Met^nnkk Sii-reLary Morrisey and Attorney General Hastings are in consultation nt. thc state I;.Hist-. Mr. Morrisey, who luia orders from the governor |o do ail nwes-snry to preserve the peart, says the militia will go today unh-ss lhe situntion chang’d Inst night. The militia comiauiitq of Beatrice. Kearney. Omalin aud Lincoln were nt their armories Inst night ready to move nt a moment’s no­ tice. In addition to this the Omaha gntlingscction-was in readiness.to move. Private mipcos from Culbertson lost night were that thc whole town xwns un­ der arms guarding the •rcnpiining records against: removal by force nnd that the Trenton people were armed agninst any mtivc to enptuire the recurdanow in their city. Trenton scoffs at the idea ot order­ ing the militia out. hut Culbertson de­ mands it; For county seat wars in this state point to H bitter and bloody Imitle be­ fore the matter is adjudicated. TO IOWA’S WAR GOVERNOR. Old Friends and As»o«-|ate» Fay Ex-G«>v- • Physicians and Surgeons. , Cails in city or county responded to with promptness, day or night. Iowa City, pept. M—A graceful and re­ -0Y8 markable tribute was paid to - ex-tiovernor Kirkwood W«lites(tay. A large number of b!< oMoctates for thc hud quarter of a cen­ WILLIAM O. LOWVEX. tury-men ot Iwlh parties—dropped in u[r ’ ’ Lawyer. Office over'Jullus Husscll'a store, Slate on hip> from all over the state for a call, street, Hastings. Mich. and a most enjoyable time was the result. Tho party proceeded to the old war gov­ ernors beautijful suburban realdcnce, and A. SHELDON, • Abstract and Real Estate Office. roinpriiicd such men as cx-Governor Buren cerfak™, Ahn tract Block. Haattogs. rd BEST S H OE It THE WCRLD FOR THE MOREY. R. Sl.crmau; Judge George Wright, Money 4o loan on Beal Estate Ileal Estate OTIILR j»Ft riAI.TKM la footwear aroof sold on commission. General convevaucing. Charles Aldrich. W H. M. Pusey, Judge (laving a complete set of Abstract Books, com­ Rothrock, W- W. luithrop, P. A. Dey. piled from the Iteconls. can furnish complete John Springer) W. G. Thompson, W. T. i j TK. i tracts. fe. F. BROOKS. Clerk. Smith, Dr. J) M. Shaffer. John Russell, Muss. Judge Fafiitll.iB. F. Gue. R. S. Finkbinc, A 1’- DRAKE, M. D., General J. A. Williamson and many oth­ ers. Arriving nt the Kirkwood home Judge • Office over Holloway’s dn« store. Office hours from 2 to I p. m. Telephone, con Wright nuu!<- h happy address, nnd Gov­ necting with residence, at Holloway « drug ernor, Kirkwood responded In a neat speech, showing how dpeply be wa* touched by the itore. esteem shown him. Judge Pusey, General Williamson iumI others made remarks. ij M. FJWLE.’LD.D- S. 0. ' Broke Up a Buchanan Meeting. ■ Office hours & a m. tn 5 p.m. CINCINNATI. Oct. 4 —A special to The *Pu«t from NaihviUa, Tenn., says: A dis­ if you wish If MITH A COLGRUVE. graceful.occurrence took place at Blount­ Lawyers. to advertise ville yeaterdayj where Governor Buchrfnan • (Office In Union block. Hastings-) : ! t-1 in-‘ nwtfoa, icnd one dollar was speaking in Vehnlf of the People's par­ Practice is all the courts of the state. • r ■• Bct.k for Advertisers.” A tv. A crowd of toughs were among his j-' : ij-nt that bock will enable - !■!<■ what you ou<httodo, hearers; and not liking wliat he said they \ E. KEN.VSTON, - ! ve.iu j.lcaof the probable cost. suddenly thre w n lot of rotten eggs, tomak. Attorney at Law. t-cs etc , at the governor. The meeting (Over J.8. Goodyear A Co \store ) If you instruct uy Practices In all courtsol the State. Collection* broke up in ditionkr. The toughs wonld • < • rtain amount of adver-hav< assaulted the chief executive had it xmuptiy attending to. <>r •-•'’■it in the way we think not beet: for thfa interference of ofliecra. •>T th<-mo»t good, you should i.ixplk-it etatement << what R. TIMMERMAN. Homnjpathlc Phy­ All,. ..................... •------ , t 1 i< '-omplish, nnd make . slcian and Surgeon. Hambi in;, Dpt- > -<’ffld.il figures tab-nntiroinents for DaymenL (Office over Lathrop’s drug store.) r wi.'l then receive all the lislu-d ywrterdfliy give tho total numbetj of ■u that It requires. AW. REAL ESTATE ANDCOLLECTI If you wish of whid. Utt were fatal. The almtemej-.t I ING OFFICE OF of the plague hft»l*vnsuencouragingin the t f-p advertiyenjent Palmerton & Smith. last threni days that less attention la now i- •! .1''nd n*l a nlnn rrf Woodlmid, Mich. a plan </f advertising■ (mid to it than to the starvation and fever* ,'t; lobe told what papers J. M. .*}mitii. ‘ d ■w . and what the cost among lhe Justice of thi Peace. Notary Public. -IB furnish tho advert ’ and rhe plan-either or N. w Flux MUI Burned,"^ "I eulirnit them for yourconAUSTIN, Minn., Oct. 1.—The buildings ' ik, u-Rcther With our bill for and jiuuhinery of the American Flax Fibre company were entirely destroyed by ♦For preparing . fire last evening- The industry waa a new * □nu in the watt, nnd the formers nil asivertisernenty, through the flax growing • region were . ■- .mJ r-timates tho ad­ VtfU'MlW UWWMIU. *“1 . u». For tho expense of Y-'-rti-euir-nwand watebmachinery were valued at . ! ?■. ’ ‘'imllment of contracts we ‘ 1l*y k<<.:rtntladonallowed by The WlBCbndn ••Gcrrytnunder.” ,? • ••''i-'Iiit or thu paper in which MAIWW, WU. Oct. l.-tx-ualor Vila, ■- - - rti-ciaent appears. rutenlay nuule an argument before the you want to learn luprvaK-eour-. -king for lean- w put In ‘-f’ “D'i «>ts of advertising aa auawcrio the relator In the apportion­ ment our. (He held that the legislature had a disoretloivin laying out districts that the ^,urt Suldliot review-. The court took tbe 4* . * -anplete catalone of matter under advisennj’L_ r -nn',.. ' r$ni1 W f«r thaAxnerlf i‘p,'rlrecloryCudahy's Cate Conttnued. J '• cay ;urthor Information address CH1CAGO.IOC1- X-J.hu Cudahy and , SEO- p. ROWELL a- CO., Austin W. Wright, accompanied by their t N:‘ Mptr Adverttaln, Bureau, Attorney, n|»l>eare«i in Justice Brodwella # io sreuce kew yosk. rourt Monday morning to answer to the {haw of amspiracy in cornering the short rth market.! The cose w»s contihued until ttedefemkrnta agoing ball W. L DOUGLAS S3 SHOE P Bronson. :To Advertisers S P KIRKS IAMON TARS OAF mvssuranui Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansing. CM.ppmi Hutd.,<XLd«, Bum., Etc. muI Itort. PonArug- spadUu curs btilotBMM, torpid liver and canri^atioa. 8maIiML mildaKk UER1CM FAMILY SOAP. Bejt for General Houtehold U»a bunds in , wu.oa.j-wuium Pobtaok. .promlnmt »' M>. sofii* h“‘d a“18h‘ S’ °)'™ • IblrobiM m«cbn.» and th. arm (airly torn Irnm the socket. Uo reeorer. Ju--------- n(A E. G. Hot.iuiooK, Chicago, Kal&naioa & Saginaw of Fayr^te county. Cooley had been iu the habit of spend­ ing bis SunSnya nt the old homestead, k nndj .Sheriff Mc^>jCormnck learning of this quietly had ythe place surM rounded Saturday • night. Frank Gk»Icj nnd hte pal Knrnsey ar­ rived <luring the night and Sunday the attempt was made to capture them. The outlaw$ til’d to esk cnp<- and tin? posse B fired, killing Coo­ L ley instantly. Ram­ il sey, however, suc* cwded in getting away. There is Fayette cwimj county over .nvat rejoicing in Fayeiw v»cr tooley’s tleath. :w it is believed that the Mud will now be broken up. TIMETABLE. In efleetMjiuttf.mK,,r AO-1 . In SeptemberII IJ. I1802- ’nutni. Kalamazoo Lv... KMtQOeMC . Richland Junc*t. Mrs. Anna Sutherland Creoaey Kalama roo, Mlelx. had swellings In tha neck, ar Milo Delton .. .. Cloverdale. Shultz great suffering. When she caught cold could nut HaansiM.. walk two blocks without fainting. She took 40 Years Goitre Hood’s Sarsaparilla And Is now free from it aJL Sho has urged ............ many others to tako Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Lanalur Detroit........ they have also been cured. It will do you good.' Grand Rapids. HOOO'8 PILLS Curs all Uvor IU». Jaiindlcs. tick headacho, blHoiuncaa, tour auanacb, aauaaa. Unlikethe Dutch Process No Alkalies CAUGHT IN A PRAIRIE FIRE. Boise City, Ida., Oct 4.—In the great prairie fire thnt rnged last week in the Bear river valley more than 1,001) head of fat tattb- were burned to death, nine houses and four cabins burned nnd three herds­ men fatally injured. Thc cattle were feed­ ing in a small valley on Tuesday last. A strong wind suddenly blew a sea ot fire Jown upon them. Before they could turn the maddened anijnals' the herd wus sur­ rounded by flames. The cattle then hud­ dled in the middle of a clearing about a mffe square in extent, but despite the ef­ forts of the cowboys they again stampeded. Many of them dashed into the midst of thc flames, where they perished in horrible iguny. No Fui-apc From the Circle. To save their lives the four cowboys who were within the fierce circle attempted to force their horses through a narrow belt af blazing timber. Before they had gone ten fret the animals had lnhal«d fiamen and dropped to the earth, their riders being compelled to run Imck to their-start ing place. After raging with great, fury for nine hours tl.e wind drove the llamwi on­ ward and friends from ueighlxirfag ranges came to the rescue vf the font cowboys. Three of them aru so'badly burned that they will die.* Tried to Itob a Bank. Erie, Pa., Oct. 8.—A bold but unsucccraful attempt at bank roblwry took place Munday nt noon at tho Kqywtoue Na­ tional bank. While Treasurer Frank Kep­ ler waa fixing up his cash, four young men entered the hand and before he was aware of their presence he nnd l^pokkotqier Charles IJelxl were covered by revolvers which peered iu upon thnn from every window of thc bank enclosure. The rub­ bers cried: ‘-Hands up," but Kepler under­ took to drop ta-bind thc counter and one of the robbers fired and hit Kepler in tho face, inflicting a very dangerous wound. All four of the robbuni licat it lutety retreat but were run down and ur6 now in cus­ tody. ____________ Diphtheria Among the Indian*. CUETEN.NE, Wyo., Oct. A violent epi­ demic of diphtheria broke out among tho Indians on tho Wind river reservation in this state several days ago. Only a few deaths have occurred, but tlie whites are hampered in their treatment of patients by thc interference of the medicine men, who are fearful of l osing caste, nnd who welid great influence in the tribe. Itford Tennyson III. LONDON, Oct. 3.-Lord Tennyson, the p.tet liiun-nti-, is seriously ill* He is suffer­ ing from a combined attack of influenza and gout, and hns not left his room for •everal dnp.. In view of his 83 yearn his physi- tans are exceedingly apprehensive of tixp result of his iilnera. I'ottofficea Given n Boost. WASBISiiTuX, Oct 1. — Thc following postoffices have lieen raised to thc presiden­ tial class, taking effect today: Hamilton and Windsor, Ills.; Omro, South Superior and West Berni, Wis. The salaries of ths offices range from 11,800 to <1,000 per an­ num. Kecovtiera Slrction toiler. Office ot tbe Recorder, Hastings, MichTo tha electors of the several wards of the city of Hastings: You are hereby noil fied that at the general election to be held in this state' on Tuesday, the stu day of November, iwx the foilowta* officers are to be ulocicl, viz: By tlie electors of the dbtrict hereinafter defined, ose elector of President and Vice President of tlie United Mates in each district, who shall be known and designated In the ballot, reapectlrelv. as eas­ tern alstrlet elector of President and Vtee Presi­ dent of the United State' at largr. dnd west­ ern district elector of Prcslient and Vjce PreaL deut ol tho Gul ted States at large; alm. in Ilka manner, two altenuta electors of and Vice President who shall te kni designated on lhe ballot, as eastern alternate elector ot. President and VI dent of th? United States at large, ana district alternate elector of President i president oft be United States at large, >r which purpose tliefirst' second. Sixth. Sevend i.exhtb uad tenth congressional districts -h di1 eotnpose one district to be known as th rastnra electoral di-strirt, and tbe third, foui Ji. fifth ninth.eleventh and twelfth congreMlj 1 I.is shall compose the other dl-trii known tlie Wrsiem doctoral dtsiriri are also to ba • lecied by tlie electors congressional dl*Ulet Imo which the! state divided, oue elector of ITesideul and Vice Pc dent, and one alternate elector ot IJreslf* and Vice Pretldeni, the ballots for which designate the number of the congrcssibnul trict and iho persons to be vote! for thercli district elector and alternate district elecu President and Vice President of th»l Ut Blates re-p«!ctlveiy; also, on the genera? *' Governor. IJeutenant Governor. i-ec» State. State Treasurer, Auditor Gsnen nitn-.mu.-r of the state ijuid Office. I General and Superintendent of PublicJ lion; also a member of the State Board.' cation In place of Samuel S. Babcocl term ot office will expire December 31.1 a Representative In-CongreM lor the i gres'tonal district ot tlifi state . to wt county belongs; also a Senator for the | atorlal district, composed of the co< Barry and Eaton; also a R---------- .—ta in the Stale Legislature for one Representative dis­ trict for Barry County. You are also hereby notified that at said election there1 will be sub­ mitted to lhe people the question ot a< conven­ tion for the purpose of a general rtvlslbn ot tho constitution nf this state, that each person vot­ ing for such proposition shall have written or printed or partly written aud partly printed on this ballot the words. ••Convention for tbe pur­ pose of a general revision of the Constitution of this State—Yes.” and each ptmwff voting against raid proposition the words, (‘Conven­ tion for the purpose of a general revision of tbe Constitution of this state—No.” You aro also notified that at said election there will be elecnsd the followin'-1-----officers for Barry County-. A Judge c Sheriff, Clark, County Treasurer. 1 Deeds. Prosecuting Attorney. Tw Court Commissioners, two Coronet County Surveyor. by Tho following places have been deal the common council for holding the I tion In the several wards of the city: , First ward. Fl A. Stanley's Blarkjmith shop. Second waid. Building of J. 8. Goodyear. Third ward. Council Rooms. Fourth ward. Sheriff’s office. Given under my'hand and tbe real of tho city of Hastings, Michigan, this 3d day of Oct. Other Chemicals G=ro used <n_ the preparation of W. Baker & Co.’s 4546 ' ’ ' Cocoa, ttrMcA is absolutely pure and soluble. It has more than three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is far more economical, costing less than one cent a cup. It la delicious, nourishing, and easily 1H0BSTED. _______ 3old_by Grocers everywhere. W. Baker & Co., Dorchester, Mass. Stations. MOUTH. Kalamazoo Ar... SaatCooper Lt.. Rlehlaaa Juno*t. Creasey................ Milo Dehoa Cloverdale Sputa................... Hastings... Co-vis Grove. Woodland ... Woodbury.., ■anting Detroit... Grand Rapids. •Stops on signal only. t Nos. s and « win not carry passenre provided with freight train permits. Freight trains will be run at tho con of lhe company, who reserveUieright 1 the time of such trains without notice. W. S. Dkwino Gen’lMj PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, County of BarryAt a session of the Probate C County of Barry, hoiden at the IT< in lhe city of Hastings, in said camy, on Wednesday, the 7tb day of September; in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety ^Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of' In tho’matter of the estate of Olive M. Rus­ sell, deceased. John J. Perkins, administrator of said es­ tate. comes Into court anti represents that be la prepared to file his final account as s—*mlnlstrator with said estate, that til may be heard and allowed and a decnJ rigument duly made aud he be dischan Gov. John Miller, of North Dakota, re­ Thereupon it is ordered, that Frid lates an instance of what is being accom­ plished by farmers in the Red River Valley Till day of October. A. D. IMU.at ten o] forenoon, he assigned for tho hexrini uf Minnesota and North Dakota. He said the petition, and that the heirs at law of sale S. J. Leland, near his town of Dwight. N. ed. and all other |>ersons interested estate, are required to appear al a st, D., bought 100 acres of land In the spring said court, then to be lioldeu at the । Probate of ISV 1, fog83.000. and raised crops that office. In the city of Hastings, In said county, season worth the salary of a government aud show cause, if any there be. why the prayer ‘V” ’ petltf<mer mar not be grantod. And clerk. In excess of thc cost of his farm, as It Is further ordered, that said petitioner giro per the following statement: iiptieu to persons interested in said estate, <ii» Bn. of wheat, at 85c......... $3,w.i.sn ot the pendency of said petition, and tbe bear­ r.»o ,. ., oata.atooc............... 197.W ing thereof by causing a copy ot this order to be published In tlie Hastings Bannf-hi* news­ . 3,754.50 paper printed and circulated In said County of I led net log c'o-4 of land. : 2.SU0A0 Barry once in each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing. LeavingM---------------------------------------------------CHABUR W. A RMSTROXG, Cases of this kind are so common that (A true copy) Judge pf Probata. they are a 1rug In the news market out NOTICE FOR HEARING OF CLAIMS. west. State of Michigan. County of Barry—mJ Probate ukdeil Nntcein hereby given, that by order of tbe Probate Court for tbe County of Barry, made on State ot Michigan. County of Barry—hi. the 2«b day of August a. !>. twz, six months i At a session of the Probate Court for the that date were allowed for creditors to County of Barn-, hoiden at the Probate Office, from prevent their claims aga.ust the estate of F. Euin the Cltv uf Hastings. In said countv. on reue Wales, late of said County, deceased, and Wednesday, the 5th day ot October, in the that all creditors of said decesired are re* year oue thousand eight hundred and ninety two. inured «i present their claims to arid Probate Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of i.ourt. ut the Probate offire. In tbe City of Probate. Hastliik's.for examination and allowance, on or In the matter of Hie estate' of Daniel before tbe -Hth day of February next, and that P. Bradley, deceased. On reading and filing tlie jwtitlon. duly veri­ sued claims will be beard before eaid Gouri, on TTiursdav. the ttth day of November, and on fied of Olive Bradley, widow of said duenased. 1riday the 24th day of February, next, at ten pravlpg that a certain instrament naw on file In In the forenoon ot each ot thoso days. this court purporting to be tbe last will and o dock Dated August 3«h. A. D. W * testament ot said deceased-be admitted to pro­ Chas W. abmmtboxg. Judge ttf Probate. bate, and that adminljlratlun of said estate may be granted to Olive Bradley, tha executrix I1 said will named or to tome other anitablo NOTICE FOB HEARING CLAIMS. p man. Thereupon It is ordered, that Tuesday, the State of Michigan, Connty of Barry—ss. Notice b hereby given, that by an onter ol 1st day of November. A. D. ism. at ten o clock lathe forenoon be assigned for thehearingof said lhe Probate Court fur tbe County of Barry petition, aud that tbe heJra at law of said de­ made on tbe 4th day of (Jet.. A. D. tw5, ceased and all other persons Interested In said six months iroin Uiat date were allowed for cn ’ estate, aro rt.-.ulred to appear ata session of said Itora to present their claims against the esta*. Court, then to be holdeu at tbe Probate Office James N. Harthorn, late of said county, In the City ot Hostings, In said County, and deettaetL anil that all creditors of said deceased show cause, if any there be. why the prayer of are required to present their claims to said the petitioner may not be granted. And it u Probate Court, al the Probate office. In the City further ordered, that sold petitioner give notice ot Hartings. for examination and allowance, on to tbe persons Interested In said estate, of tbe or before the 4th day ot April next, ___ ..l.l Inn and that such claims will tx heard before said published In the Hastings Banker, a newspj perpi inted and circulated in said County c Barry once in each week for throe suceeaalv weeks previous to .aid day ot bearing. CHAS. (A true COPY.) W. ARMSTRONG, Judge ot Probate. tboee days. Dated Oct. fib, a. D. i«e. C11AS. w. Ahm*tbon>j. Judge of Probata. �\» la tbs dark woods I wandsrcd. And drwwnad sod ponder*!. A voice poseod by all Arc ' And pajudon and desire; I rather felt than beard The acne of that !°c* bird; Yea, 1 have bean! Um ni*btl3«ala. Yea, I have bean! the nightingale. I heard it and 1 followed; Th*’ warm night swallowed Thia aoal and body of mine. Aa burning thirst taken wine. While on and on I preened Clone to that singing breast; Yen. I have beard the nightingale. Yen, I have hoard the nightingale. Well doth eaeh throbbing ember Tho flame remember: And I—bow quick that sound Turned drops from a deep woandl How this heart waa tbe thorn Which pierced that breast forlorn! Yea, 1 have beard the nightingale. -IL W. Gilder In Century. BUY A - HAVE YOU HEARD THE NIGHTINGALE! SCHOOL HOOKS. Peoples DRUG STORE IE largest complete stock of new and sec­ P ond hand School Books and everything needed iu the school room in Barry County. UL (JOODYEM DRUGGIST and book­ seller. and ♦he originator and promoter of LOW" prices for Drugs, Books and School Supplies. 2nd Hand Books wanted. SEWING MACHINE ? If so, buy of the man who sells at tlie same price to the poor man'or woman as to the rich. He wont charge y„n for a poor machine and sell the same style of machine to an­ other for $25 as do some dealers.. ©h, no! The Dollar of the Poor Man Is just as good to TraV. as the dollar of.the rich. He sells The Light Running World Renowned Domestic, Tlie New Home and some ether firsfrelase machine*. He will sell you a machine for a small payment down aad the balance in monthly payments if desired. It will pay yen to call on him before you bay. Needles, oilsand part* for all machines, Websters Dictionary 5c. We briefly in ■-••• *a<t that at their recent stair «<>»<• Hui' In Grand Rapids, Uie stale h-»g«w «t republican, clubs honored UnMing*. I»»iti«*r«u Un- party In Barry county, aud >• sail a l«qai re»» publican worker by deeding to the presi­ dency of Uie alate league tile Hon. Philip T. Colgrove. of this city. The future will vindicate tbe'wisdom ef this choice. We ■have no need to remark upon Ir.e political career of the new president. 11b record Is one of continuous and flattering success. He will carry Into the work of the league the same energy and push that he puts Into whatever enterprise hr has <m hand. We give below comment* from tbe lead­ ing republican papers of Michigan with re­ gard to the selection ot Mr. Colgrove. Grand Rapids Herald: President Patton said the usual commit­ tees would be dispensed with. He sakl the business before the convention was the election of a president Perry Powers, of Cadillac, arose, and In a u-at t !«-»•<•b com­ plimented President Patlun. and called (or a rising vote as a mark of the appreciation of the clubs for the work which he has done In the past year. The vote was giv­ en, and ’three cheers wmt tu» for the eloquent retiring president. Mr. Patton thanked the convention, niiTi called for nominations. E. H Dingley. of Kalama­ zoo, placed in nomination 5*nutor Philip T. Colgrove, of Hasting?. President Pat­ ton said tin* name had been received with remarkable unanimity, aud be would ven­ ture to put the nomination to a vote. The election of Senator Colgrove as president 'of the league was carried with a cheer. Ho was escorted tu the platform by Perry­ Powers and E 11. Dingley. The new president accepted the office in an Inspir­ ing speech, in which he said he hoped he would be able.to advance lhejeague as his predecessor had done. He/realized there was work to be done and Sacrifices to be made, but he was willing to m*ke them. It was decided to leave the choice of a sec­ retary with the president Detroit Tribune: By tbe choice of Philip T. Colgrove. of Hastings, as pre-ident, tbe members of the Michigan League of Republican clubs have assured the continued prosperity and usefulness of their organization. Mr. Col­ grove, though a ypuug man, has had plen­ ty of political experience of the successfulsort, and Is abundantly qualified for the executive work of the league. Under his capable leadership, and with the harmon­ ious and energetic co-operation of bls fel­ low members, the league may be expected to accomplish a splendid work for the re­ publican cause and for tbe cause ot honest government as it has done in tho past This work lias Im effective." constant aud Influential. That it will not be less so in the coming rear is beyond question. There should be, in fact, a considerable . extension of the sphere of Influence of the | league by the organization of new clubs and thc extension of memberships of old ones. The value of "club organizations needs no special argument at this time, when it is conceded by practical politicians and well-wishers of good citizenship. ' Tbe amount of good that political clubs can do in tbe way of promoting active Interest In political questions and of spreading cor­ rect political Ideas and accurate political information Is Incalculable. At a period when there Is a manifest tendency to re­ vive the antiquated political principles of Jeflersou and Calhoun political clubs are tbe best counteractive Influence. Tbe Tribune hopes that the successful and Inspiring convention held yesterday will add new strength aud vigor to the already strong and vigorous Michigan League. It has a glorious future before'It--a future full of promise and good works. /ENEAS AND DORCAS, saints—to dis is gain, to depart ami be with Christ Is far better (Ps. cxvl, 15; Phil. 1, 21, 23). 38. "And forasmuch as Lydda was nigh to Joppa, and tho disciples had heard that Peter waa there, they sent unto him two men desiring him that he would not delay to come to them.” Whether they thought that'Gjd might through Peter give Dcjcaa ba«.k to them, or whether they wanted only the comfort of the Spirit's words through him, Is not very clear. While thankful for the comfort of such words as IL/Cor v, 1; Phil. I, 21; I TJhess. Iv, 16-1S, -most ot us nre selfish enough to want our friends back again, even though we know, or at least profess to believe, that having died in Christ they are now unspeakably happy. 39. "Then Peter arose and went with them. When he was come they brought him into the upper chamber, and all the widows stood by him weeping, aud show­ log tho coats and garments which Dorcas made while she was with them.” Ob­ serve Peter’s promptness, remember the significance of Dorcas and pray for that quickness to respond to tho call of the Spirit which is here HUggested. It was a sad house; the sorrowing hearts, and tear­ ful eyes, and tbe works wrought by the hands now cold in death, all proclaimed what a blessing she had been who waa now no more with them. Huppy are those who prove their relation to Christ by their abundance of good works. 40. "But Peter put them all forth, and kneeled down and prayed, and turning him to the body said. Tabitha, rtriae. And she opened her eyes, and when she saw Peter she sat up.'* Peter had seen Jesus put them all forth except the father and mother and the three with Him (Mark v, 40). Elijah nnd Elisha were both alone with the dead bodies which they raised to life (I Klugs xvil, 19; I! Kings iv, 38). If we would know thc power ot God, It must be in being much alone with God. Even Jesus found it necessary to be alone with God (Luke lx, 18; John v|, Ifi). 4L “And he gave her his hand, and lift­ ed her up, and when ho had called tho aalnta nju^'wldmts, presented her alive.” A few moments before it was all tears and sadncM. but now all Is joy and gladness, and it la the work of the risen Christ who has the keys of hades and of death. I What reunions and joys unspeakable there will bo wheu Jesus comes, and He may come -any moment. "Even so. Lord Jesus, come quickly!'1 If Dorcas had gained by dying, what shall wo say of her return to tbe mortal body, yet to labor a little amid the carts and sorrows ot this life. Well, If "for Jesus’ sake” hod l>een her strength before, how much mors would it sustain her, now that she had seen Him ut home and tasted the glory. Not unto ourMlvcs, but uutoHim la tbe great thought of the true believer (IT Cor. Iv, 11; v. 15). 42. "And It was known throughout all Joppa, aud many believed In the Lord?' Thus the works of the risen and living Christ, made manifest through His fol­ lowers, «lrnw peopln unto Him. Peter bad no power to heal .Eneas or raise Dorcas, and !;« did not profess to have, but he hon­ ored Jtaaa Christ and Christ wa« honored । in the tyesof others through him. What we do will draw to us; what Christ does will draw to Him. Not I, bat*Christ, 4& “And it came to paw that be tarried .Joppa with one Simao, a told how lie spent LESSON II, FOURTH QUARTER, INTER­ NATIONAL SERIES, OCT. 9. 82. "And it came to pass, aa Peter passed throughout all quarters. he came down also to the saints which dwelt at Lydda.” . Believers are called saints In the various epistles (see Rom. 1, 7; I Cor. 1. 2, etc., omitting the italics), because all who truly receive Jesus Christ as their Saviour are in Him washed, sanctified, justified, and He is made unto them wisdom, righteous­ ness, sanctification and redemption (I Cor. Lydda is between Jerusalem and Joppa, about ten miles east of Joppa. 88. “And there he found a certain m«n mimed JSneas, which had kept his bed eight years and was sick of the palsy?* Jesus healed those who bad been eighteen mm! thirty-eight years sick, and Peter had Already been the channel of health from J«ui to one forty years afflicted (Luke xiii, 18; John v, 5; Acts iv, 22). so that a .sickness which had lasted eight years would not seeni an insuperable difficulty to Peter or to any one who believed (Jer. Ajjii. 17; Math, xix, 98; xvil, 20). 84. ‘‘And Peter said unto him. JEneas, Jesus Christ maketh thee whole; arise and make thy bed; and he uronc immedi­ ately " Compare 111, (J,- 1ft, and iv, 10. The great fact of our redemption is Jesus Christ risen from the dead, and alive for evermore, having all power in heaven and ou earth (Rev. I, 18; Math, xxviii, 18). This was made plain to Saul in the last Ibsson by the appear!ug of Jesus to him, ■aud is now ni.’uie plain to /Eneas and to tho .people of Lyddn by this miracle. 85. “And all that dwelt at Lydda and Saron saw him, and turned to the Lord.” Note the expresedou “turning to tbe Lord” in chapters xi, .M ; xv, 19; xxvl, 90, and in I, These, i, 9, sec what it means turning from. Wc are all by nature turned from God, aud repentance is a turning to God, to serve Him, and wait for His Son from heaven (I Theas, i, 10). If more of thc power and works of the risen living Christ were seen in us, there would be more sin­ ners turning to God, and the kingdom would be greatly hastened. disciple named Tabitha, which by interpretaUon is called Dorcas. This woman was full of good works and alms deeds which she did.** Both of the names of this woman signify “a roe or hart or gazelle,” aud are uxlinitivc of swiftness. See I Cbron. xii, 8; Songs ii. 17; viii, 14. She be­ lieved that the king's buslneM required baste, and whatever was to be done should be done quickly. She is called a disciple— L e., a taught or trained one. All who truly receive Christ are holy In Him, but ft all such are willing to be trained by Him. All true disci plea or trained ones will, like Dorcas, be full of good works (Bpb. ti. 10; Titus ill. 3; John xv, S). 37. “And It came to pass in those days that she was «Ut and died, whom when they had wnebod they laid her in an upper chamber.” No evil can befall a child of ja to nmuy nndatren^thenv.-’tL the Word. Thauuxt Ire more light upon why he p ay Jun grace and power. Hut Mgtrtof tbe Lord the Pimples! Pimples! Can Be Cured. T. PHILLIPS. 25 IT'S A “JIM DANDY,” YEARS I The stock of lumber and shingles lalely purchased by SOLID WEAR With HOT SPRINGS EC- Is’the length of time that ZAEMA SOAP. This prep­ aration being mainly the 8946 evaporated salts from the waters of tlie Hot Springs, Arkansas, will cure pimples, nm bleeeh head and alf eruptions Are warranted to last. of the skin. Nicely perfumed for the toilet. Sold for the . Also remember you next ten days only, at 17c per get a Present—“Good Form," of $2.00 value cake. • HUD spooks m» At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and studing. with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jewerystore. Quality and price al­ THE bRUQUIST, ways right. Agent. . Fred L. Heath, The latest styles in pine sheeting. flooring and Their No. 2 shingles are "‘just too sweet for anything.” F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler.' . I Presidential Campaign of 1892 GRAND INDUCEMENT/ TO READERS OF Tilt BflMEK TBE Presidential Campaign will be tbe most intensely interesting and exciting In tbe history of tbe United states, and people will be extremely anxious to have all the general and political hews and discussions of tbe day as presented in a National Jour­ nal, In addition to that supplied by their own local paper. To meet this want we have entered into a contract with the E HAVE just received and opened up our first invoices of new fall dress goods. To say tliat we are pleased with them would not ili-scrib? it. And our friends who have seen them are also satisfied. They are the cheapest anti best line we ever offered. You will sav so when you see them. W New York Weekly Tribune The Leading Republican Paper of the UNITED STATES, which enables us to offer that splendid Journal (regular subscription price 81.00 year) and "Baxxf.b” for one year For only $1.10, cash in advance. Regular prices for these papers $2.25. We furnish both papers one year for $1.10, FROM 12 1-2! CENTS UF Subwrlplloni m., bwrtn.i t0, Unie. Till, to the met literal combination offer eeer m,de In the Tteux m.— erer? remler ot -Tn. Bax™” >teuld uke .dranuje“ t It .1once SOOK BROS LOOK»HERE H Wheat is low and flour should be the same. For a short time I will sell White Rose Flour AT $2.20 Putt ioo Lb/. This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to be first grade. J JfuUie. Live poultry wanted JOS. ROGERS. astings Hastings, ■ We call special attention to a line tliat cannot fail to please you, and goods that have proven very at tractive to all who have seen them. We refer to the City Bank, - Mich. C-A-I=>ITJLIj ®75,OQO.OO SURPLUS S7.000.00. We are now showing our first invoice of the-* go<>d& Come in and see them. Open for business Dec. IS.ISM. orjricx»: O. G. Bobtnr in, PreaMont; . D. W. Reynolds, Caahlt . Dipterous: D. w. RcynuULt. D. G. lUbtmwn, John Carveth.■ Chester Mee.-ei P. T. CWgrova. at RUSSELL’ � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-10-13.pdf f90751cdc3bb95987eac4b3ef3a43762 PDF Text Text fr'te best Adverbs{^medium m Bar- astings County. ^f. XKXVH. NO. 24 of any paper in t County HASTINGS, MICH., OCTOBER 13, 1892. Koal Six Dollars a Ton This Month! Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by COOK BBOS.. HASTINGS, MICH. COUNTY NEWS. Baodaome!«that handaotna does.” and If JJ00*18 ..SaraaparULv doesn't do hsndromely then nothing does, Hara you ever tried IL ANO JVood - and - Coal - Heaters 11 ood - and - Coal - Cooks FMM $10.00 TO $75.00 Tar Mint MMTM4TKUX UttL d Koal Six Dollars a Ton This Month! IMPORTANT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Blankets, Bedding, To every person buffering from Files or any other Rectal disease. Z?W. LAKINS, The Rectal specialist of Grand Rapids, is at the Hastings House, Hastings, every Thursday after­ noon and Friday forenoon, . Dr. Lakin* has a large list of patients in Hastings and vicinity and more ore securing his services at each visit as a result of his un­ usual success In his special prac­ tice. All are invited to cail for con­ sultation and examination both of which are absolutely free. Eph. Lucas has rented his farm to Henry Snyder for three years—John Batiblitz and Nora Mbjh-s were married In Hastings -last Bunday by Rev. Bancroft—We won­ der if Cleveland should happen to be elected, it he should remove Philo and ap point lean John. Quite- possible John could make him believe he is a good demo­ crat and had never attempted to walk In the middle of# the road—New sidewalks are rapidly taking the place of old ones in our village—<ieo. Smith went to Hastings Monday to meet with the board of super­ visors—Ira Stowell is gradually falling, and but little hopes are entertained of his recovery—An effort is being made to pro­ cure a dag for the school house—L. I). Warner was in Lowell a few days last week—The replevin suit ot Miller vs. Clirlstaitr. also the trespass suit of Miller vs. Haight have been withdrawn—Rev. Klllor Is removing the tops from the popu­ lar trtesat the M. E. Parsonage—Mrs. Wesley George was burled on Sunday— Henry Waltz and his mother have return­ ed from Ann Arbor, where they went to have a cataract removed from one of Mrs. ■Waltz' eyes—The Odd Fellows of this place will go to Lake Odessa Friday night —George Barden went to Grand Rapids Tuesday—Our school board went to the forest on Tuesday to capture a fine pole for the school dag—Carpenter * Son have gone north with a drove of horses. THE STATE. The contract for plastering’ Michigan’s building at the world’s fair will be let at 82,500. At Marquette the Grover Cleveland club Is taking up subscriptions for the Home­ stead strikers. Live Geese Feathers When Id GRAND RAPIDS stop at 1 hejmost complete stock of Dress Goods the state. A full line of Gents Furnislwng Goods. X. splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella for S1.00, try one. Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co., 78, 80 and 82 Monroe St. We make a specialty of making Gents e " »u<l pants to order. J.C. Furnlss now of Woodlaud, called on friends at home Sunday evening.— Mrs. E. L. Smith is at New York, called there by the death of her nephew.—A Rev. Mr. Baxter preached at tho Congre­ gational Church last Sunday mornlug and evening.--Albert Hafner was home the latter part of last week. He Is teaching at Broward.—C. M. Putnam and wife altenfl^d I hr Grand Lodge of the O. E. S. at ^ae this week.—Mrs. W. 11. Young L. Adda Nichols were visiting at a few days this week.—Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Frink from louia are guests at G. A. Truman’s.—The Lentz Table Co. have their factor}' lighted with electricity. —The Democrats show forth Ijere next Friday, with a pole raising etc.—Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Smith were al Hastings Mon­ day.—A. IL Smith of Woodland called on his sister, here Sunday evening.—Mrs. 1. N. Felghner and Mrs. Brown of Muske­ gon spent Sunday with Miss Lulu Feighner.—C. L. Glasgow and Lew Miller were at Chicago last week buying goods for the new furniture store. . Tho cooper shop of J. Jenks A Co., at Sand Beach, had a 82.500 blaze. AND GRAND RAPIDS, Farmers are finishing threshing and husking corn. No time spent In packing apples.—Those must be Texas ponies “K1 to trying to ride by the way they .—Mrs. Logan, of Mitchel, Dakato, (toiling her sister, Mrs. Addison ,-Jpding.—Some of our young farmers attended the fair al Plainville last week.— A strong tea of yellow dock or burdock root to said to be a cure for hay fever, bom* production to the best Try It— Rev.1 Van Antwerp preached his first ser-, mon at Milo' last Sunday.—Quarterly meeting in two weeks at Mila—Chickens want to roost high.—Mrs, W. C. Towne has Invested in Plymoth Rocks and will abandon the little aristocratic brown Leghona.—P. G. Fisher has purchased a farm in Rom.—Mrs. B. W. Johnson, took in Kalamwoo last Saturday.—Three Har­ rison and Ried caps are worn by Milo school boys, to one Cleveland and Steven-, son cap.—Prairieville Grange In two weeks will have a social.—C. R. Honey­ well will sooii move out of the new barn into his new and fine house. Chet will have to cut soihe gnibs north, so passers along the road can see his new farm building.—W. A. Spaldlug and Uriah Burst made a flying trip to Kalamazoo to day. MICH ' -THE KENT? opposite UNION DEPOT. Free Baggage Transfer. New House ;eam Heat and Electric Bells. Rooms 50 , | BEACH & BOOTH. Fifty farmers, with teams, turned out and helped break the ground for a new creamery at SL Louis. Miss Gertrude Buck, of Kalamazoo, has been chosen editor of the monthly bulletin published by the S. C. A. at the U. of M. Latest Michigan pensions: Original— Wm. Y. Henderson. Benj. Vandeventer. Original, widows, etc.—Minor of Oliver Richards. Ed Stelnde. who shot Ills brother at Red Jacket Inst week, escaped from jail, but wan recaptured after a long chase over the country. Tu consumers of kerosene oil Is Bis­ Units and Barry Co: We hare retabllsbod an aaencr al Hastings for the sale of Snow Drop oil, which for lomlnalliiK pur­ poses has no equal. Being a product of Peter Dalzell. F. A A. A. yardmaster Pennsylvania crude and, 155 degrees Arc test makes it perfectly safe. It Produce at Cadillac, was caught between two cars a clear and white light and free of odor, yesterday and crushed to death. He leaves nor does it cause any deposit on chimney a wife And three children. . which is so common with cheap and low The other night some one at Port Huron U.t Oblo“lL Since July 1. 1S01. Mb*l; broke Into Chas. M. Green’s shop and car­ eon allows the use of ISO ilesreea lire teat ried away a heavy stove. People in that oil whtb permits the the sale of kerosene city are now chaining Hieir safes to the made fri™ <’bl“ cnllle *nd • larger percentage of sulphur and after ex­ wall. tractingsufficient naptha (explosive part) A. E. Preston, of Battle Creek, was to raise Ute lire test to ISO degrere or more nominated for state senator by the demo­ It becomes useless, so far as Prod“'l”l‘ crate. He can't run, though, for be is light Is concerned but at a low test will packing up his traps preparatory to mov­ burn fairly wen. still Producing a very ing to Chicago. disagreeable order while burning and load­ ing the chimney with a greasy ■ub.lance. Hastings, OcL 4, '92. Gbo Snow Drop oil a trial, tho cost Is but little different than what you pay for the Editor Basmkb: cheap goods yoo sre using and the sallsfaoI see by tho last Baxnkh that you have u£J.£wUlSttaU»ht wlH.tor.ttan promised that there would be a continued eompexuate. saying nothing of additional letter concerning my trip to Washington safety- For eale by S. B. Phillips, H. L. ■nd return, but I Imagln. tbto wUl taMd with leal tnlemt tbin tho, published be­ N'pwtun and Cook A Cook. fore. becuse friends are erer «n»lou. to ‘ A. D. Marxahb, ** Hastings. Mich, Lear from absent ones, even though th WHOLE NO. 1948 communication may not in Itself be very interesting. In the first place, the city of Washing­ ton, being the capital of our country, is of course a city of great Interest, not only to the native born, but also to the adopted citizens. Its history dates back a good many years, and like all cities, It had a commencement, and even at the beginning of war lu 1881. it was no very desirable place In which to reside. as much of the city was what one would call a mud-hole. The Washington monument was not half completed at that time, and around and about the monument was really a mod-hole, and even It was used for cattle pens so I was Informed by many of the hoy® in blue who ifere there at that time. Now the ground, surrounding the noble structure. Is -beautiful as one could wish. The ground slopes away from the monument and the sward Is hard and clean as any lawn, and is beautiful Indeed. But then, there were many muddy and swampy places within the city which have disap­ peared and all is beautiful as one could wish, and the streets, thanks to ••Boss” Shepherd, are as nice as in any city in the world, the most of them being concrete, and rain or shine, there is no such thing as mud or unpleasantness for either pedestrans or beasts to eacouuter while moving over them. So much for the streets In Washington. There are many very large and beautiful residences In the city. The capital Itself, of course, being the largest, and following Is the pension office. National museum, the Smitbsenlon Institute and all the departments pertaining to our govern­ ment, and under construction is the library building just east of the capital, which Is, well I don’t know bow large It is to be, but It is a. or is to be when completed, a monster building. The ex-soldiers, were formed for the parade about this last named, partly constructed edifice, to the cast, north and south, and from V o'clock n. m. till dark they were pouring down the street to the head of Pennsylvania avenue In solid columns twelve abreast to the tune of eighty or more thousands. General Sickles mounted upon a fine horse, his crutches before him attracted a good deal of attention and was cheered all along line. Ex-president Hayes marched on foot with his jMist from Fremont, Ohio, and was of course, greeted with great cheering. But when General B. F. Butler was spied in a carriage with the Massachusetts soldiers, it seemed as though every throat would split He rode uncovered. I believe, nearly the whole distance, as It was Um, tiresome for him to remove his hat every rod of the way in response to those who cheered hlin. Right here let me say. that every individual who has ever seen the photograph of General Buller, knows just exactly how he looks. Why he should have been more cheered than any one else on this occasion, I surely do not know, for he was in some instances very unfor­ tunate as a general, though at New Or­ leans he showed a master mind in controling “^ecesh" men and women. Weall know he has gigantic Intellect, and a will nearly equal to that of old Hlekrfy himself. But all honor to General Butler, and to all in fact who periled their lives to maintain our country and Its laws. *0*2. <1 There was considerable sickness among the comrades by the reason of change ot climate and diet, and quite a number were taken to the hospital where they were kindly treated by physicians and nurses free of charge. A few died I was told, but their remains were sent home. The encampment was by all odds the largest ever held, and by far larger than will ever be held again. It being Wash­ ington Induced many to go.who would not have went to any other place. There Is no one but would llkc^p visit the capital of our country, and the fare being ro low, thousands went who could not spare a greater amount to attend aXuntional en­ campment and see Washington. The In­ habitants of the capital city did all in their power to entertain, and to show their ap­ preciation of the occasion. Had I not been taken sick on the third day in the city, should have visited many more places of interest, which would have been written up and might have proved of some Interest to many of the readers of the Bannhil But 1 had no particular liking for old chronic, apd so left Washington on the evening of the 21st and on the 22d ar­ rived at my boyhood home in Pennsylva­ nia, where a brother of mine resides, and by the aid of medicine and good water was in a few days all right again. A few days among old friends, and the scenes of child­ hood. and 1 took the train on the Conanesque A Addison R. R. on the morning of the 30th, and arrived home tho following evening, fully convinced that of all the states 1 have ever seen, Michigan stands head and shoulders above all of them. Q. IL B. A Simple Food. Nothing was more characteristic of the Canarians than this staple flood of theirs called “goflo." The islanders of our own day are puroionately devoted to It. In truth, however, it la a very plain article ol diet. It is only the flour of roaated maize, peas, beans or barley, or a compound ol two or three grains. Yet fragrant Indeed is the perfume from a “goflo” watermill, with the householders tarrying round about it to carry off their flour to use ere the aroma has left It. The Sojourner in the agreeable hotels ol Orotava may, If he pleases, tickle hia pal­ ate at breakfast time with some of this "gofla” Ho will not venture, like anticcompli^ed native, to take a handful of it and tbrtw it down his throat. It would choke him almost to death if he did. The waiter’will considerately offer it to him in warm milk or coffee, or mixed with a lit­ tle honey in the forfn of a cake. It is upI>otizing enough with any one of those con­ diments. The old Canarians mixed It with hot mutton fat, milk, honey or goat’s but­ ter. Their successors follow their exam­ ple. The poorest people eat it with water only, seasoned by a pinch of salt, and upon this meager species of gruel many a Tenerifan brings up a family of seven or eight stout children at a cost of a few pence a The traveler in the Islands will observe that bis guide would as soon think of going without hisahirt as without his little sack of ■‘goflo,” from which he now and again stays his stomach with a fistful. In Palma to this day, and no doubt elsewhere also, on inexpensive sort of “goflo” Is made out of the dried roots of the bracken which abounds in the pine forests on the moun­ tain slones.—National Review. DOES THE RESPONSIBILITY UE WITH MEN OR WOMEN! Charxo ApUniV Men's Clubs—They Am Who to responsible for tho scandal, the slander that to abroad in the world!, Man says it is woman, and woman stands with accusing Anger pointed at man. A young girl camo to me the other day and said, “I’ve made a fool of, myself!” I politely tried to look surprised, though I wasn’t. “Yes," aho continued, “I have; and Pm iw mad with myself that I could bite my tongue out and use my head for a football. Why! This Is why. Tho other evening two gentlemen called to see me. One was a friend I had known from childhood, a great, splendid, whole hearted fellow that brings an atmosphere of cheerinesa and perpetual good nature with him. He to always so courteous, so considerate, so ap­ preciative and so complimentary that it to a pleasure to be in his company. "The other gentleman was a man of groat intellect, whose desire to meet me had filled me with a sense of elation. I was walking on air. We talked at all sorts of subjects, and I felt that I never had spent a more delightful evening of fta kind in my life. But dear me—just before its close something happened,” and the young girl looked so lugubrious that noth­ ing would have surprised me. “You see,” continued she, “wtf had talked about peo­ ple and things. At last the name of a cer­ tain woman was mentioned.' Tho person enjoys considerable prominence. One of. tho gentlemen said, ’Do you know her!’ ’I know who she to.’ ‘Did you never meet her—she to so charming a conversationalist I am sure you would like her.’ ‘Ye®,’ I re­ plied, and there must have been something in my manner which challenged a ques­ tion, for immediately it came. ’What do you know about her! You evidently do not approve of her!’ ” Now the young girl han more wit than discretion and she replied, “Well, if you must know. I’ve heard she was ‘shady,’ and sumo one once took the trouble to warn us girls not to Imj seen talking in the streets to her, or to have anything to do with her.” Both the gentlemen looked, shocked. “Why,” add the man of intel­ lect, “I have visited her many a time, and I have never seen anything in her behavior that could be considered the least out of the way.” Thea the young girl forgot she was talk­ ing to men, not that she wished to discuss undebatable subjects, but she forgot what to always said when one woman fails to agree with a man in his high- estimate of another woman. So in the heat of the ar­ gument she exclaimed: “Well, all I know to that some of her associates have been dropped by society, and it won’t do for young ladies to attempt to go counter to the dictum of society leaders. It may be very sweet and lovely and all that, but if a girl does attempt to do ao she herself suf­ fers without being able to do oue thing to­ ward rehabilitating the ’shady’ pefspu in the garment of respectability." ThdnjMjth tho gentlemen looked pained as well as shocked. "I know they went away thinking that I would lend myself to the envious detrac­ tion of another woman-, and I wouldn't. In thte flrat place bath of those gentlemen overestimate the importance of that per­ son’s position. They do not know ns I do that many doom arc closed against her; they do not know that, from the stand­ point of my set, she does not possess one single attribute or attainment that can arouse envy.” My friend’s experience led me to make inquiries. “Where do you think scandal originates!” I asked a bright society wornan, young in years, but old in worldly wis­ dom. "Where? With women,” she re­ plied unhesitatingly, and then added, “But let me modify that. With the memory of all I have heard in my life, and the knowl­ edge that it generally could be traced to the afternoon gossip of a men’s club.vl must take that back. A men’s club to tho very hotbed of scandal. Those fellows, old and young, want to l>e thought irresistible or omniscient; they can’t deny themselves the pleasure of being thought successful where others have failed. By a smirk when a woman’s name is mentioned; by a significant look, a shrug of the shoulders, even a twirl of one side ot a mustache, the insinuation is made—to say. nothing of the open discussion of a woman’s charms, and the speculations ns to her being able to meet the requirements of a Casar’s wife. “I don’t mean to say'that a perfectly pure, good woman, whose conduct has al­ ways been above reproach, will become the prey ot their conversation, although such cases have happened. But you know there are hosts of women and young girls who will do Imprudent things. Many of them are women now in a stratum of society not where they belong by birth or education. They don’t know how to behave. They are not thoroughbreds, you see. They foolishly take pleasure in defying public opinion. They don’t mind being talked about, They boast of their escapades, and yet they do have lota of friends, sweet girl friends, who absolutely refuse to believe that *aw ----- ’ Is aught but ao impru­ dent, and some man comes home from the club—some father, brother or husband and warns the women of his family not to be seen with ’So-and-so' any more; that her name has been mentioned in the club. Oh, my dear,” continued the society woman, “the shores of clubdom are strewn with wrecks of reputations! . “On the other hand, the worst detractors of women are married women every time. You take a woman whose own career has been a failure. She is always on the look­ out for improper behavior among younger and more attractive women. She cannot forgive them for receiving what she uo longer can hold—the admiration of men. When you And such women in hotels and boarding houses, they ar® to bo dreaded. They make wild endeavors to hold their own with the younger women; they fail; they arc bitter, they devote themselves to lying in wait for fresh game all the time; their grip to weakening, but they clutch all the same. Oh, my dear, if you ask me how scandal originates, I must go back to my first answer and say with women, with fagged out, jaded, disappointed poasee women. A young matron, secure in her position in society, happy in her husband's Ilova, and surrounded by her children, la too sweetly selfish, too wrapped up in her own happiness to be envious or jealous. Sh« is Dot the detractor at her sex.”—Sea ■« i �DEMOCRATIC "HARMONYZ ROSES AND POLITICS. FARMERS’ DISCOVERY *, A PEEP INTO THE WOMEN’S REPUB­ General Sickles M still sarcastic and LICAN HEADQUARTERS. evidently still not “placated-’’ Some­ body asked him ta New York the other day if he was going on the stump. He replied sarcastically: “Why ahetald'D I belong to the Hill crowd and the Hill crowd don't amount to anything. That was the theory on which Cleveland was A sunny room with a big bay window nominated. Why should wu Hill mta from which one looks out over towers worry about the election? . and spires; the pink roses on the walls “Cleveland is all right, of course, half hidden by gracefully draped flags without New York. He doesn’t need and silken banners displaying the faces Jfew York. Mr. Vilas is going to carry of the Republican candidates for presi­ Wisconsin, Mr. Dickinson is going to dent and vice president; palms and vio­ carry Michigan. Mr. Harrity is going to lets before cabinet photographs of 1 Dud­ carry- Pennsylvania, and Mr. Russell ta ley and Allison: a crucifix twined with going to carry Maasachnsette. There, ta the stars ami stripes: a worn Bible aud no necessity fur New York, with all a tin plate card receiver on ^he desk these suites going for Cleveland, aud, of littered with pamphlets, letters1 and course, the Hill men are not necessary newspaper clippings. Such is tho ex­ to his success. This being so, why should traordinary jumble of religious and po­ 1 or any of Mr. Hill's friends get excited litical features at the headquarters of over the Mection?‘They said we amount- j the Woman’s Republican Association of ed to notiting at Chicago. Why should > tho United State*. we amount to any more now?” “How many of the soldier J»ys who Ribbons and roses in politics at1 last! were in the parade do yon think will Here wo havo them. Ribbons tied in vote for Cleveland?" the general wm the dainty rutton-chafra and fluttering asked. in roseate knots on the soft, white gown “Very few," answered toe commander of Mrs. J. Ellen Foster, president of the of the old Third corps, with a shake ot association. Roses on the walla, on the his head, “very few." tables aud mantel and on tho breast of this gentle woman, whoso face glows PALMER'S PRAYER. with the .seal of the Puritan and from whoso honest gray eyes looks the spirit of Banker HUI. For Mrs. Faster is both a zealot and a On learning that President Harrison would be unable to attend the G. A. R. fighter. She is of tho stuff of which encampment at Washington, owing to martyrs are made, combined wiih a goodly proportipn of the old Adam. I the serious illness of Mrs. Harrison, “Cullei-e llojfi, aqd Women.** ‘ ' Commander-in-chief Palmer issued the, It pleases the Democratic newspapers following: The painful circumstance which pre­ these days to refer contemptuomly to vents the president from attending the tho re-enforcements of “college hoys and great reunion of the veterans in Wash­ women," 'which Republicans are wel­ ington is deeply regretted by nil his coming to their ranks. Well, college comrades in arms, regardless of party. boys havo votes, and women con make Ho was a participant in the grand re­ ballots if they can't wield them. What is the Woman's Republican as­ view of the arms in 1863, and has taken a deep interest in tho coming encamp­ sociation doing? Talking, writing, agitating and pub­ ment, and it was expected that he would not only particijiate in the march, which lishing i>amphlets containing good, sound promises tn be tho great culmination of Republican doctrines; trying to nnitotho the great gatherings of the Union veter­ social and educational influence of I Re­ ans, but in all the festivities of the week. publican women and to enlighten fthe The critical illness of his beloved wife shopping women on the McKinley Mil,’' has compelled him to remain by her for the latter havo been repeatedly in­ bedside, Speaking out of ttie depth of formed by tho Democratic press that my heart, and voicing the filings of all Mr. McKinley is not only responsible his comrades, we pray that Ho who for tho awful devastation of pe.'trl but­ ruleth armies and nations give our presi­ tons and tin plates, but for the riot, dent strength and fortitude to bear bis strikes, bloodshed, the battle, murder great affliction, nnd that tho partner of and sudden death in this country, as well as tho price of butter. his life iqav be restored to Lealth. [t . Mrs. Foster, whois an eloquent and convincing speaker. will stump New York for Harrison aud Reid. At the “ present moment she ibattending to the publication aud disremination of a series of political pamphlets. Tho first hits already been issued. ami is called “Ob­ jects nqd Methods^ Tile next will be Ji ••The American Renaissance." Then will follow “The Immigration Ques­ tion;" “ Republican Contention^ and Su­ preme Court Decisions," written by Mrs. Foster, whose legal training eminently fits her tu <wtablUh the fact that every essential principle contended for by the Repoblicau' patty has been finally sus­ tained by the supreme judiciary. ■ tlon ns the states n>ny adopt, * Hood of When a national bank closes Its'doors tho notes bearing its name are just aa valuable as those bearing the name of the best institution in the country. This is the result of the admirable Republic­ an system of national banking, and this is the system which the Chicago convention demanded to have over­ thrown. The craxy declaration of that body in favor of a return to the atom* ' Inablo system of banking in vogue be­ fore the war. is an insult to the intelli­ gence of the people and a menace to the finances of the . country. Every • vote with the Democrats or with the People's party means a return to the wretched system of state bonk currency which caused millions of dollars losses to far­ mers and others before the present splen. did system of safe and reliable currency was devised. The decision of the company known aa Salt & Sons, the owners of Saltaire, near * Bradford, England, to wind up their affairs is attributed by the corpo­ ration itself to tho McKinley law. The chief business of tho concern has been the manufacture of plashes for tho American market, but since tho McKin­ ley law was enacted tho business, we are told, has diminished to one-tenth of its former proportions.—New York to protection. Tbs report of Commissioner Peck m to increased wages tn New York under the McKinley law is sustained by the report of the labor commissioner of Mas­ sachusetts. whose report shows an in­ crease of wages in over 89 per cent of tho 4.500 muunfacturing establishments reported upon. . There is one pauper in free trade Eng­ land to every thirty-nine people. In wages, pour living ami in old age the poor farm, if the free trade party in America is striving to enlarge the num­ ber of paupers, it is advocating thought pulley to bring about web a result . । j ; ■ I ! Another interesting pamphlet, “Our Finances," is written by a woman—Mrs. Margaret S. Burke, of 'W»ahingt<m. a speduliat in politics and financ*.*. This bvjf is more intiumudy acquainted with financial questions, and especially the practical ifido of the tariff question, than any other woman in the country. She is ua familiar with the vaults of the treas­ ury department us an employee. Her paper will be a complete refutation of the fallacies of the People’s party theo­ ries. Mrs. Burke is thu author of a book now being published in chapters in the Chicago InterOcean entitled “The Story of Hercules," being a history of the financial policy of theltepublican party. S««ne« at Women*) H«publlcau Head­ quarters. • Whereas at tho national Republican headquarters there is much confusion and masculine hubbub, at tho women's headquarters business is conducted with gentle deliberation and a mild feminine flutter. Mrs. Foster's aids ore pretty, refined, educated women. • No onq seems unsexed: no ono has as yet acquired the brazen exterior popularly supposed to accompany an interest in politics. Dur­ ing the throe hours 1 spent at headquar­ ters 1 did not see one woman who by the mildest stretch of imagination would answer tho description of a feminine •wirepuller" or “ward heeler ” or shriek­ ingswter even. There was a graceful, yellow inured girt in a biscuit colored tailor frock. Miss Romeyn Shaw, of Binghamton, who will travel vrithMrs. Foster; there was Mrs. Flora Ovington, of Iowa, with wonderful soft little white curls framing a face of great spirituality and Bweet" new. and there wua Mrs. E. E. Howard, of BtMton. a handsome woman with snowy hair and Mid. aerions, dark eyes, who wears die silver cross upon the bosom of her stern black gown. The rooms are constantly filled with an over changing crowd of interested women Ht’king information and tracts. Of conniQ Mrs. Foster is the most prominent figure. She is a fascinating conversationist and speaks with en­ thusiasm of the coming campaign. Eorm Sessions Tupper. CuncrcM CummFudFj th* President. What the president wanted from con­ gress and what he got was a cordial ac­ knowledgment of tho justice of his pen emu Umt the discrimination against Amciitsuion the Wei) a cd canal was a vitdaliu.-j -of our treaty rights, an ac­ knowledgment which involved approval of tbs use of all legitimate means of reprisal at the command ol the execu­ tive.—New York Hun. THEY LOOK UPON THE PEOPLE’S PARTY AS ASSISTANT DEMOCRATS. CawlUInc to Vote [Special Corrt*pcm4aac«.| Chicago, Sept 36.—The oasistant Democratic party, called by courtesy the People’s party, is finding its efforts to capture Republican votes in the west and'northwest far from a success. Word comes from nil the western states where the Democrats are attempting to hood­ wink the Republican voters by getting them to vote for the third party ticket, that the effort is proving unauccessful. Thoeo who have heretofore been RupubHams are beginning to soe that tho Democrats uro merely making a cat's- decided failure. FREE TRADE FACTS. The late Daniel Custer will bo remem­ ber^ by older residents of South Bead Democrat. He Hrod on th. “°rthey* corner ot Main and SSith •trreta. »n>e ot his Children yet lire In this connty. No cornenter ta Sooth Bond »ot better wo«w> than ho counnimded. May e. 1856 (which pleaao retneniber wm in those rood old Democretio tree trade times before the war). Mr. Cnetw <Ud a day's carpenter work tor the Utei Hom John Brownfield and wm credited on tho books ot tho Brownfield etoro »1.». He WM charged with tho tallowing Itema: 9 y.nla eatlro. ......................................-! hrani. Uwo. 13GO.....JJ7;.................... j „ DEMOCRATIC ATTEMPT TO CAPTURE THE OLD SOLDIERS. ' SOUTHERN FRANKNESS ---- ——-MuvrBEE. 1 tun for tho brave Buffalo m„„ _l riappnl th. dirty penrto„mi. tar th. moat part b!KW, tbe f"» They wore dirty ami b,My cam. Into thia eonntn, and who ,bn,rf M.mro who bnnttal hnm.,, wh„ S all that wa, tn „sht. ami today, oat am btmorabta K.r. a„ bl«<h^“ [Mp*cial Corr*»poud*nca.J VVasfu^gtox, Sept. 20.—There wm one conspicuous fail are during the Grand Anny reunion. That vu in the effort made by tho Democrats to capture sol­ dier votes. Odo would scarcely expect that the Democratic party would think a gathering of old soldiers a sufficiently ferrilo field for Democratic work to make it even worth while attempting to make converts to the Democratic cause in it. But the situation to such a des­ perate one that the Democrats havo country, ami 1 am h. lpi,,, p, Lot tho Mrad Y.nkr,, Lwil 1 ' th. south and tar th. ™,th. Tli.^* .ion fraud i< a theft, mil w.S”1 ‘“wely helping to bring about Democ ratio control of house, senate and presidency. $2,500,701. no man cun hon«tlv dcimd, it n , aontb haa Ixvn taaw! to d.™h to J,, thia Grand Anny <*ra»-al»~th., b,£ acarredtram. who reach Hj palm—and when Clw.lami .:nck boggara to tho , * «Mjob. W.Impotattad.lii'jJX 8 pound# coffee «iKAr, IsMc I II pound# 8d. nails, 7d.................. -................ ........ . j' To.*!................ l.v................... *............. hare a diuux to hit rm . ........ y’• I grants atal memth-a,.,.. Deducting Mr. Custer’s credit for his , day’s work this transaction left him in stopped at nothing rigorotuly slapped ami kickrl-lr“. , ) debt$2.60. ham (N. C.) Globe. c ’ i -------------------Cleveland vetoed over The reanlt waa that documenta, espe­ If tho foregoing --transaction had taken bills aud allowed a largo numU rit'c <h0 paw of them by secretly, pushing tho , May 18 jggg, under Republican cially prepared to influence the soldiers, by what Is known -as the r k.-t third party movement among them. proto-tion (t would have been vastly in were sent over hero from the Democratic do. They find, not only toot every Alliance i Mr Custer's favor. He would have re­ headquarters in New York tn great Because of this work <J!cv. |ail.| man in congress was an assistant Demo-1 y; for hto day’s work instead of quantities, and men employed towear feated'four years ago. w’.:. n he AorM cral. but that n vote for Alliance amdi-, an(1 hbsamc purchases would have the Grand Anny badge and distribute have been re-ch ck4l. - lui. -.i, \-„„. ’ ’ dates means a rote to put Grover Clove- cost *. >*him >— $l..12 *a >» instead a of ox in instead them broad cast among tho old soldiers. OUerver. Instead land in the White House and the Demo of going in debt |2.«0 ho would have hail It noel scarcely bo said that this fact This drain of $to.wg/.ww crate in control of the house and senate. $4.08 to his credit, equal totwoafidiwo- when it became known created the ing the Energies of the s . The' Third Party Merely * Hemucratlc tbird days’ free trade wages.—South greatest indignation among the veter­ connection with the tariff tup e Akaietant. ■ ans gathered here. It was also discov­ dneed tho sonthvrn farin' Bend (Ind.) Tribune. » ii aoudiThey are seeing that the third party ered that the Democrats have adopted a tlon of actual wain, 'ii.c cannot expect to accomplish anything form of campaign badge which so close­ of Benjamin flafribon in INTERESTING TO FARMERS. more in the election than to weaken tho ly rosetublM the Grand Army button tinl chair opens the *.. . ; U farRepublicans and strengthen tho Demo- • that M can scarcely bo detected os a ther looting <.f the tr-rt . ►<rrfc» cratai They see that if the thin! party i Tariff, counterfeit This fact added to tho in­ pension bill will hu i -. carries any of thu western states for its The importnti«ins of farm products in dignation on the part of tho old soldiers, unless tbe people . electoral ticket it will merely take that a natural or mnnufacturcd condition who saw in it an attempt to make use of Memphis Appeal (Dt, many votes away from thu Republican fc)| off over $30.60tf,tMM> iu value tluring their nonpartisan organization for parti­ candidate and not improve the situation [he first full year of tho McKinley law. san pfirpoaes. after tho Democrate had T1i« Bird That Tlirlrr* on r.<lamltr. in'the slightest degree. They arc begin- | Hero are some of tho figures: even refused to apprdpruite a nmoy in *>..* k J' casting ...iinN their »l,air ii nlng to realize that by Import* import* Rrducsion congress (or the entertainment of the hi i*«. utinit-vrta. 101*01. votes for tliird party electors they will I old soldiers. The contrast between tho .<• UM* wr.i.TW -............. SU.W3B help put into the White House a num 4.037.808 two parties was strongly marked in the 1 ..-46.040 .•i.i29..-«» Harley... much more hostile to silvw coinage than Flax. hi apparent absence of efforts by the Re­ S.64WCX I7.1M.US jute.etc iiW.'KT to Mr. Harrison’; a man much more hos­ .■/.-.Ui I publicans to use thia gathering fur po­ Il-Tomi ICSOJM tile to toe old soldiers who saved the Fruits. eU Sd.701 MAVIS litical pnrposea Hops country a quarter of a century ■4»°t ® Hay......... esjrn 715.131 1,143,40 Oniparlng I’arty IteconlB. man more hostile to reciprocity, which One of tho most conspicuous failures 1.7M.(W «4^» 2.OIU14 has opened new markets for our farm S.73O.XI8 wua the attempt made by Democratic 3.J3U.S31 77V.7W products to tho extent of many millions 8e~i».............. 7.450.41V emissaries to allow that tho Democratic Sl.no.454 ia^KJ.(B5 Tobacco during the past year; a man absolutely Vcgt tablre----4.413,374 1^7%I47 party ban been friendly to tho soldier. hostile to the protectivo system under Wools, manu­ Those who are familiar with tho work factured and which the wonderful prosperity of the * unmanufac ­ of congress quickly inet and defeat^1 post two years has been brought about; tured.......... . . .5WS3.7OJ . .I^SKJIO . this effort They showed from tho records a man and a party pledged to tho re­ 'tho exports of farm pnaluctions in­ of congress that nine-tenths of the iegisestablishment of a wildcat currency un­ creased nearly $130,000,000 in tho first lation favorable to the vdtenms of tho 1 der which toe farmers suffered losses full year under the McKinley law and late, war originated with the Republican 1 amounting to millions of d<fllars, and n reciprocity. Here arc some of the figures: party, and that on almost every bill ' man under whose former administration Ezw>rt« “ Exports Incrca-ed |4isM*d for the l»'nefil of soldiers in the i and by whose cousont thousands upon I . la lOM. , In 1WL export*UiUH war of the rebel lion a majority of the ' aijM.iai 3},i«>.oeb thousands of honest homesteaders were ' Cattle branded as dishonest and their homos Wheat >.nd Ikimocrate voted against the measure. | UBjnun sm.toi.415 IS4.4»;U1 nnd that every Republican vyted for it 1 taken from them by unjust aud arbi- j coiteH.’/.n*..’.". 7.4B9,43« It was in — tho aggregate trary methods. Fruita. .. . 6.IMU4& X’ZrfU/M . — .-3T-v’shown « rthat -------- fz — I-—- of — l, l,.Ki'jnii the votes Upoti the dozen or more great i 1.11(1471 T.CU.VJ3 . i3.tte.cQ !3».ncum ’ P°n^on l^at hijjKj been passe ■! by ' nr the »wn eoteeil All this the Democrats arc scheming 'ill 'co j congrwHj nearly two-thirds of tho Demo- to th* i>rn»|>Mrit) .< U3K.O6 1.1W.IG to bring about through the'ci'erations ot • * . crate voted against too measures, am! rng and eomiu.-ici the asei-tont Dennxrats—the People’s, J of Unit I that out of the 1.300 Republican votes Letter of Arerptut party. . . And the farmer* of the -------north------- ------- ....... reported »■ tii>dinE moot i cast in the bouse upon those bills only' —------.west are beginmug to get thoroughly ctrcctive (or rt»hit>< at ituxurd** Hay., two votes were against them. Au«th«- •’Coucv* “onto" this (catoro of tho ajtaatiou. hi. friend. i» tho «. . .. 1 * . Chairman Mani They are tonronghly ur.derxtanding the ' people** party >. their u«ll Crammct. I One thing that has cmno to the minds pnblWw. <' id game which tho Democrats r.re attempt- and .hope to catch ri,oosii nrpubUeaa of tho old Mildiers gathered hero in com- . adage that “he I; bi I’iny- Thpy Me clearljrthat there <ote. with it to deprive the Era»d old paring the attitude of the two partira - losL" Anyway. -totan i>r , „r, ,.u» .,<■•«.!.; towanl. them luu been tb« f.wt tltat . "tauch ' Utair J. ... •* ? v 8 I'ar.y* and «tat**which Imre aiwaja b«-en K«pnb-1i evei every Repnbliqp president elected since Democratic cotJirnittef. IlmlbyvuttagtarUler.lKta.lh.yu.-v • with the Peapie*, Ij the war has l*enadtoting<iiKhed soldier; gratulatory addr<-s to t t*’°1 • — .imjily retlaein^ th. d,aiKM ol Itapulic-I k, • .4 . t|)e of.tite Maine on tho other hand, fv_ the only Democratic an success, and thereby increasing the Drmocr.u. ■ president served hto country by a tubsti- waiting fur full return* prospect of a return to power of the man I ............ .................. .re ......... “"d tbe 'njlre «t D-taO- votes are all cotl*.i*.<d whose ailminiatration nt a single blow ' Th. MeKinler 1,111 tacreM«l th. tariff 2"*“/ n0'“"‘“' «tac\<!>« traronly or.. hto turn. He saysattacked tho title to over 40,000 iumies . _______________ - . • . “Toe Rspuhluiin and went out of office leaving literally on the farm products, oats 13 cents per j has been a soldier. hundreds of thousands of honest home- i *”“^* barley 30 cents, wheat 25 cents,! ' One intermting feature of the occa- sire to congratulate th** op|M>rtunity it gave for Maine npon the (tall r.u steaders unable to complete the title to! -wo°* 11 ,0 13 cents per pound. Evervl Every-i ' Bion w:is * pro-1 - ’ > inquiry political prospects >>( in tory achieved o.i Mu the homes they had been struggling for । thing that the fanner raises is now • into the •— ■■■—- t«' years to make their uwn. I tected. As a consequence farmers of'varto,u‘P***1* of thu country. Thegather- Democratic party, .ri:h Rittar n«caiiccti»ua nr the Cleveland : Manitoba are thrown ont of the Amer-i*°KJ,run8ht only oldsoldier*of U’th ration it has bad fu: yea;vj jiiil Adminutration. ' iran mark/1 ami too pricre of those . l“‘r,’e!** n>»ny others who were as many vote:, by: 6.<?W । this great gather 4;d They are contrasting the experience articles in Manitoba are very much re- drawn here to witness »*• ’----------- ­ candidate for gx;vt-rnnr in during the prat three years with tiu«e duced; oats selling for 14 cents per ing of veterans. Talks with men from not cast as many v< - ~ a: .. of the four yours under the Cleveland i bushel, barley 18 cents, wheat 20 aud 84 every part of the country show the Re­ candidate (or governor ta 1881. in l^d administration. They remember with | cents, wool 11 cents, and everything publican prospects to bo extremely or in 1K70. Complete rctiini' “how t&it bitterness how Mr. Cleveland's adminis-! correspondingly low and without pur- bright the Republicans have elected Henry JI tration of the land office by arbitrary chasers. In the meantime the farmers Cleaves governor by 12.3to) majority ami outrageously unjust methods du- ! cf the United States are doing a much The farmers and others interested in over the Democratic candidate: have ffr* . , , ........... '*'*•**» “ «uucn stroyed the titles to thousands of homes larger '•*••—— business, — — ----- • are getting good- prices. the progress of the great northwest are turned to congress Hou. Timinas B. which had been fni^y and honestly |»Xing off the mortgage on their farm j evidently becoming rapidly awake to the Reed, Hon. Nekon Din^li-y, Hen. earned by homesteaders. They remem­ andiw.ning to th. calamity howler, fact that the third party is attempting Charles A. Boutellu and H<«n. Seth L ber that Commissioner Sparks in a tin­ who «ay ' tariff U a tax" and If y„n do to use them for the benefit of the De­ Milliken by large tnaji rilitt?; imre elect­ gle order suspended all entries of public not buy you cannot mH, ami trying to mocracy They see that a vote with the ed thirty out of thirty-one > ..ato:-. IJO lands in Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado conrtnco tho "poor fanner" that ho U toinl party simply means a vote fur out of ISO representatives to -he legislv* Dakota. Idaho, Utah. Washington, New tarod to death. They know that tho Democratic success. Tho Democrats are ture, and have elected n n.ajorgy M Mexico. Montana, Wyoming. Nevada coot of plow, aud other agricultural quietly working through and with the county officers in every connty in tie and Minnesota, throwing them all into machtaory la low than ,,CT third party to destroy the Republican state." thu “(rand division,” even where they They further know that tho prico of majority in thuae states which have hail already been “proved up" for pat­ wheat, wa. not below fl for mtwy heretofore been safely Republican. Tho ents before the officers of the land office. year, until during Mr. Cleveland', thinking people of Illinois, Wisconsin, This tingle order affected more than terra of office, and that tho first year of I the Dakotas. Nebraska. Kansas and Col­ 40.000 homes, ami during th© entire General Hai-riwu'a term it again ero.se orado sue that a vote in any of those period of the Cleveland admiijstration to$l. states with the People's party to really a titles for homesteads and preemption J vote-with toe Democrats. The success titles wore doled out at the ruto of only of the People's party in‘ any of those P.U., .r <>.. Orpunu™. p.rt, prol „, 2,000 or 3,000 u month, while under the Mates they now readily understand present administration they have been I would mean not tho success of any of i«sue<l at tho rate of over 10.000 per I lb.'rri"!,lw e*’1- - bnt the suc. _ __________ month. । KtTeet of ItoelprurHy with Brnxll. wiiib. Orep.,,.,.,,h.o* , ™«orth. Dumocratic party. I; would _ " On the 30tb of June : rPM., t. rM.e. u„ .J* , , b ' of .rtoiproclty. Kadanffered. . --------------------------agreement with Brazil had a to ex­ which has added millions of dollars to Thera people, who remember the aux- 1 “*• h«re*y or rr*. trade rai the sales of form products and is open­ istence fifteen niontiw. and tL< -sa’.i-ci® itk- and -ira.l .sufferings of .1. . .long years tety those show that the imports from tluu < 'aitrr ing markets for our grain and flour and when the titles to their homes were be into tho United States 1ncrca->-i $‘(4 meat.<nd absolutely driving British and tag unjaatly attackwl aral rendered 888,205.and thoexpurte from tW Cuitei Germita goo<to out of those markets and ralnelra. for at least present use. are States to that country $i.7ui. :s< Th| admitting our own in their place. Com.1] on the Tariff Inna. not willing to return to that, condition total exports to Brazil during that ;Kr.< J ol Affaire. And they are recognising amounted to $18,044,452. being an in­ Another thing which the farmers of the tact that a rote with the Peeple's crease of 10.84 per cent.’as •inpared the northwest are rapidly discovering is party la merely an Indirect rote to pnt with the fifteen months ended March 31, Grarer Cleroland again ta the White nxeJbyU10 action of the Chicaro con. that co-operation, with tho third party 1880. The items of export* ■.’. !> as f Howe and his method, ot obstroction Tention. W« can hold'on that Imho means a return to wildcat money, which lows: Brea»istuffn (almost eiHirely flour,'. again In control nt thonsancta-yea, bon- •Tory rot. .. tad foof caused the fanners such great loaaee $6,328,784; cotton manufactures. $$68,« when state banks were in operation be ­ uredaot thonsamta—ot homes. Andlher too. The Mtabliah777; chemicals, drugs, dyes'and inrdiare not willing to do it 1 “'“t of aneh ntv tnfiuatriM aa tha Lia- fore the war. Tho third party is aa cines, $1,068,789; iron and *te*-l trr ailk plMh factor, at Jantreto,. much in favor of-a return to this sort of manufactures of. $3,199,650; illuminat­ N. Y., la an objoot leason in protection They have been studying the record cn^W. “ «r« the Democrats, but ing mineral oils, $1.456,Wl: pronsioM of the representatives of the assistant ! tar more affect,,, than reading or tai™ whether it is or not makes little differ(mainly bacon, hams and lard), $1-549.-: Deniocralic party-the People’s party PTL1’1? now understand that m voting with the third people they 919; lumber, $1,016,288; ail other articles in congress—and find that they have to I — .... every instance co-operated with the Democrats, and that by electing People's puty cungressmcn or electors they are •imply strengthening the hands of tfie Democracy and paving the way to a^. other attack upon toe titles to hundreds of thowsuida of homes through the north- ■ “r" cte.h ' Awartea wnuf.ci Rial., u I ( 1 tl,^04^'1011 by tb* that ““WJOFrthlb- Mof ft.a Ir I< *-----’ .se-j-iion of the ’Jtty-second congms in rhe lower tl.C if. ___ um ... hjuw. of which they have a undorfty of • 51. amount to $507,711 i:n ra • rare thun$K,cw w •’IpropriattoL of iha«S±5^ Fdty-flret v s^Bion of bew York Adver- • It is Peck, the Democratic offli-ul-• Peck, the Cleveland'appointee*--"to re— ----- a.ariuB I ports u net Increase in wag* > fc»r 1SV1 . those coming from the manufactur­ ing sections report a -land slide’ in over 1890 of nearly $6,378,00). h h favor of the Republicans. Many nian- Peck, the Domocratk- official-Peck, the j/actorer'‘ wll° have formerly been Cleveland appointee—who report.'1 a net th?r°T,tS T m»w openly Announcing announcing increase in production fur 189! o|<r »*•> ’I^nmnatiun Ii ♦ktftu L? “'Ta,Uat-u“ io co-operate «>-operAte with with in sixty-eight industries, employ0** 1 aUotore th° bd5’^ lhat 010 Kepubhcans, in the belief that the 283.000 persons, of $31,315,180— lllntaa r*-.-. tnwl<> Principles ._ ,__", ■ . v 1 ‘ of- the : &5*WrttU? platform1 woulS when car- I York Tribune. ! tri °ni ‘ ^nutocturing indueIt was highly creditable to Mr. Harn-1 j tn°a <cd throw mBlioiui of people out of • le oat of I *nipluynient and imihons vf dollars of son ron that he resented the tue unlawful tosmveeted capital would be made value- i crimination against Americans eu ttUtt* ’ O. P. AU311X. Welland canal.-New York Sum �T;,c hest Ad-vertiiin^oiidiatnm Bar­ Hastings ry County. VOL. XXXVII- NO. 24 Largest Circulation of any paper in tfu County. □77 —---- Ml »tru<rllni; betWMn ||h Mldde^b, tm wma Ume. 1, Dow tbdujht to te »o» bot1 1 ’' - ] o bi »h-<‘ Thursdays by ter. He has an intcrual Injury caused by OJC BT2-OSwmstling, and malerial fever. Dr Lamp­ man Is the attend Ing physician—Mrs. James : Boyd Is quite poorly at this writing— Grandma Frey Is quite dek at thia writing —Mrs. C. P. Lang, was In Battle Creek, a part of last week, to attend to the wants, of her sick daughter. Mm Julius Crosby—Jes­ sie Warner and wife: talk of visiting rela­ tives in Ohio—R. K. Stanton return d fro n Dietrick and wife on the Washington, last Saturday, and reports a i.iguhtvr—A. A. Aldrich grand time—Orlle VanHorn returned to hi with their wives made Ann Arbor, last week to resume his law :nb|ned with pleasure to course. Tiiim.- Friday by the way OUR COUNTY ■•rink ami Burt McCall with ,i2itid their parents at l/$ashvll!e is having considerable trouble .ndi Sunday—Will Black with the water works, which do not appear it-burg's house on West !i,'. moves on North street to work satisfactorily. Hastings Banner. mty news. WHOLE NO. 1948 HASTINGS, MICH., OCTOBER 13; 1892. WALK WHILE ASLEEP MANIFESTATIONS AND CAUSES OF SOMNAMBULISM. Rome XlecentCaira DeicrlbeU by Medical AutharUI^-How th. S.tr.r.rs May B. Curml —Ur. Hammond’* Carlon* Taere are more coses of somnambulism among the poor of Europe than there are among Americans.” said Dr. Graeme M. Hammond ton News reporter In discussing ths reoent death of John Fitzgerald, who died from the effects of n fall from a sec­ ond story window, due to walking in his SWEET MARIE. Pve a secret in my heart. Sweet Marie; A tale 1 would impart, love, to thee. Every delay lu the dell Knows my secret-know, it wall. And yet I dare not lell. Sweet Marie. When 1 hold year h»pd In mine. Sweet Maria, A fecllns most divine comrs to me; All the world is full of spring. Full of warblers on the wing. And I listen while they sing. Sweet Maria. Seem* to mo my heart will bt^ck. love,-for thee. Every wave that shakes tho shore Seems to slug It o'er aad o'er, Seems to say that I a<loro Sweet Marin. When the sunset tints the west. Sweet Marie, And I alt down to real, love, with thoe. Every star that studs Che sky Seems to stand and wonder why They are dimmer than yoar eye. Sweet Marie. HARVEST ON THE MA’SH. England Harvesting the hay »n tho salt marshes of tho Now England shore ha picturesque and pleasing occupation at a distance. The mowers, tho men pitching hay on the wagons or scows, or building it into great ricks perched on staddles, the wide sweep of the meadows threaded here and therewith the gleam of winding creeks, thu wheeling of white gulls overhead, the low bills of the inland horizon, and to the eastward the irregular rolling line of a range of sand dunea or tho broad blue of the sen—all these unite to make n charm­ ing and poetic picture. But it ha picture that needs distance. Close at hand it h seen that the labor h very hard, the men hot and weary, tho sun blazing down with terrific force upon the sbadeless expanse. Often, too, the pest of tho greenheads and guata h so great that tho harvesters wear veils over thdr heads and mittens on their hands as they work. Nevertheless, in the old colonial day, hay­ ing on tho marshes had iLs compensations. Ita close was marked by local ceremonies of Harvest Home, foserunners of Thanks­ giving, from which indeed it was little dlf ferent. In this, ns in all other celebrations, eating and drinking held a foremost place. • It did not seem to them unsuitable that the women of their households during the dog days should be hanging over hot ovens nnd toiling in pantries, preparing dozens of niinccbies, mountains of ready cooked meat, jars full of cookies and dougbnuta and long rows of loaves of cake, the richer tnd spicier the more creditable to the housekeeper which provided it. Much of this task was accomplb-hcd be­ fore the departure of the men, as the greater part of the provisions were to be. "packed for tho inn’sh" for them to take. During the two or three days while they were actuaUy baying tho women bad com­ parative leisure nnd often took the time to make around of neighborhood calls, buton the final return, "boating day," os it was often called, they were again on hand to share both the labor and the festivity. The hay was floated in great flat "guudelows" up tho creeks to the nearest p^wsible point where it wm wanted, then carted home in triumphal procession. Then the men, who hud done full justice already to the provisions carried with them, were quite ready to sit down to the harvest sup­ per, for which a fresh array ot good things, even more solid, richer and more indigesti­ ble than those previously consumed, had been provided. Truly, it our New England ancestors were gallant workers, they were no less valiant trencher men.—Youth’s Compan­ ion. *________ ______ BUY A GOOD BRUSH. Point* A boat tl»< When u painter buys a poor brush, ba is very much liko the man who takes in counterfeit money for the genuine article —either a poor judge or too-careless of his own interest, dr too confiding in his fellow man to look at it cloudy. Now, my boy, here are two propositions which I wish to impress upon your mind: First, that it b of the utmost importance to you that you buy and use thu best broshos in the market; second, that nine-tenths of the bruahea kept Ln the retail stores are not worth tak­ ing as a free gift, because no matter how well skilled you may be a poor, ill shaped brush will retard your progress and in a measure spoil your work. I have no doubt but brushes are often ruined by careless and improper image, but judging from long experience and observ*tian I am led to believe that more of them are spoiled In the making than by improper handling. There are two very important points to bear in mind whan selecting a brush: First, is it well made? and second, is it good material? Here Is a fine looking brush with long, heavy bristles. Buy it for you? No, my lad; in this case Ixauty is only skin deep, and the name of the maker or recommen­ dation of thu salesman is not safe to go by. Trust only to your own judgment or to the judgment of some one qualified to buy for you. Open this brush and look at the filling. What is it? Echo answers. "What?” It certainly is not good, honest wearing bristles. If you soak this filling in water it will no more stand alone than “In America,” the doctor tbminued, •innny of the sufferers from souinnmbullsm ore children who are troubled with Not tho sun gllnto In your hair. Street Marie, Indigestion, nml ore of nervous tendencies. Nor because your face is fair, love, to seo. But your soul so pure and sweet Among adults romnambullsiq is not a Makes my happiness complete. common thing unless accompanied by epi­ lepsy. Some epileptics will get up regu­ Make* mo falter at your feet. Sweet Marte. larly In the, night in their sleep nnd per­ ( must hush or 1 shall tell. Sweet Marie. form different acts unconsciously, but In But perhap^Jt's just oa well, love, for me. ‘ For my soul la so distreased. norninl health somnambulism Is of rare Lean your head against my breaat. occurrence. Nervous, hysterical women are more likely to become somn.-unlmlists thnn males. Many persons will pet up in the night nnd move nn article from one Coating Iron with Copper. pnrt of the room to auother, but long A process has been introduced for pro­ trnrnpft in uightahlrta through city streets tecting steel and iron by means of a coat­ nre extremely rare.’’ Dr. Hnmntond added that most cases of ing of copper. When the invention was (irat made It was applied to the construc­ somnambulism wen.- caused by gastric or tion of telegraph wires, but hIuco then intestinal irritation, especially in child­ further developments ot the process have hood. nnd when the irritation hod been re­ enabled it to be employed 4n the manufac­ moved the somnambulism disappeared. ture of complete ship plates. The method The doctor hntf an epileptic patient who The question whether it is hair, wood employed is similar to that of the old silver rises In his sleep two or three nights In the filler, Florida grass or what not cuts no ' plating process, in which plates ot the two week and unlocks the door of hrsroom, figure, because it water soaks and works metals were rolled together without any which ha* n snap lock. The noise always more like a mop than like a good bristle chemical or electrolytic means lieing em­ awakens hlnj. and he returns to his bed. ployed. brush. It has a good fringe of good bris­ HehnsdoDi* this hundreds of times, but tles on the outside, but they fail to do A short copper ingot is cast on n core of hns never gone outside of his door while iron or steel; tho copper is shorter than the their own part of the work and at the sama asleep. . As'His epilepsy improves he will time furnish tho spring for the worth­ lore, and not placed symmetrically, but so less filling, and the result is it splits and be cured of somnambulism. disposed toward one end that the unequal wears to a saw tooth edge. I am speaking An interesting case of somnambulism i travel ot the coating, when afterward ex­ now of* the whitewash and calcimine it«young l«<ly„r thl. city who tended by rolling, may bo compensated brushes. There is not enough good stock wm trrat.,1 not long ngo by Dr> Willbun [ s.vetor>b. provtatanot .pwlolgroovin such a brush ten inches wide to make a A. Itiunnjowl.gnd on whom he mmlo a | |„g rf tho mltam to preww Um tarmAtlon good, 3-inch wall brush, and yet they ore numl»r..t Important ggpertmenw. Tin. „r tai. ol the wtlvr motal. ll>0 aulwoqnent sold nt prices which ought to buy a fairly ■young Indy, -young b«ly. who possessed p«i.vvwd great personal peraotiid I aperatlom, am < iiiludd ta the ordinary good brush. ittraetim,. h«.l l.er mother bv hr death .loath „.„y, .vlrantage i. taken ot tho retention iltraction*. had lo.t lort her If there is any one poor brush which I tram cholera in the nwt. Several other j lle„g !„■ the w .llmlmdi the despise more than another, it is n shwlder, member, of *e family .uttered tram the d,Millry ot the copper by chillwhich, liken sick cat, keeps on shedding and .lie alone eecalwd. ahhough ing the covering. When the poraiityot the year round. It is surprising to see «ta..«t worn ont with tatlijue. egeltemrat - .|le ,.,„t the dlfflrulty ta obhow many hairs such n brush can shed and ,n.l grief. Alter moving fo-Aew 1 ork .he Ulintag perfect aill.errace i. overcome, the seem to grow no smaller. If you find a began fotnlk and then move in her sleep, j r rtici-sx wiji become a commercial success, brush has many loose bristles in itdutt Charlotte has 'secured another factory and. her father called in Dr. Hammond one 1 -Pittsburg Dispatch, at present— make up your mind that there are more to evening to dlmerve her while she was in ' isiting friends winch will l»e a valuable addition to the follow and don’t buy it. Don't delude that condition. About midnight the nurse ' ic .■.title—G. H. Becket manufacturing interests of that city. Cur­ yourself with the idea that you can soak it tis Jt Son will erect a big saw mil! and a notlficil them that the young Indy hail The child is taught at- school that a ik the barber trade of up aud make it hold. Such a brush will brick and stone furniture factory 80x300 risen from her bed nnd was about tn dress dozen means twelve every time, but when M. Henau's personal recollecfttuis of dogs go back on you sooner or later. One of the herself. They met.her in the upper hall, feet, three stories high, wherein from 150 the child grown into a man he finds that a arc endless, and ho might fill a book with most desirable things about a brush b a partly dressed, walking very slowly, her to 200 men can be employed. The city dozen i» a very elastic term. A baker’s I i traits and stories of them and of cats. Ho goal poinu head elevated, her eyes open, her lips un­ dozen is thirteen, and so is a publisher’s or gave a 85000 bonus. . To hold a good point a brash must lihve thinks we are, on the whole, better than convalescing—Conrad closed and her hands hanging loosely by « news agent's in many parts of tho world. Take, for Instance, a fiat our Seventeenth century ancestors, and good filling. 1 a new Gem/wlnd The last remaining house ot the old . ................ her side. ’ Iq, some sections a dozen of fish means .IUJ-.PIXi „„ u there luctv u .v other <anomalies u>wuuuu» asks for nd fuller proof than what lies in chiseled brush; its chief value is a good Mrs. W. N. I'ayne of town of Singapore Is now vacant It has ] The doctor and the father stood aside to I lwu twenty-six. and are edge or point; but as they are „ usually l.«:t<Hi her daughter Miss been occupied for the last few years by a Jet her pass, and without noticing theip of thia kind. But to find n duzenindicat- the present day manner of looking nt aid­ mate. Descartes and the philosophers of mode with all the good bristles on the out­ ■ ■ wvvk—A large number family by the named Nichols, but the sand the -descended the .-tairs to the pnrldfc jnR anything from two to fifty it is neciwside and the poor ones In-the center, the his time only saw in them machines. They attended the Radicals kepl drifting In on the place until they i Then she took a match which she baH j wry go to the earthenware trade. poor stuff forms the point except a little rjere the size and weight of articles do- were wound up like automata to do cer­ on t he corners. The soft st uff in the cen­ I at rodunk—John Ben- were obliged to vacate the first story and ’brought with her. struck n light on the tain things. , Their suffering could not be 1)0W rn;iIly nmfcc (l dozen, and in jnga, k-r Marriv iff Cedar Creek uioved Into the secopd, and finally when ; mantelpiece and ht '.he gnx. She threw I very deep when they were beaten or other­ ter will wear down faster than tho good MmehouSe Sunday—Gus- the sand began to run in the chimney tops ' herself In nn armchair nnd nxyted intently j |WW|H piatzs ond’so on there arc two, fo:u\ wise ill used. If there are now vivisection stock on the outside, and the brush will they concluded at a • portrait hanging over or ,jXj ^ght more to tho dozen. A do zn I1 tekot Corners visited at they -------1” of her mother ----I six, eight more to or tho dozen. A do^en concluded It it was was time time to to go. go. The -----ists in whom the lust of cruelty goes some­ soon become a stub, unfit far catting in of twelve articles Is a very U»' - last w^ek—Miss Lole building was known as the old boanllng the mnntel. ^Vliilu In this position Dr. times hand in hand with the Iqvo of science, colors or for an jibing else. i Wednesday flor rui extended house anti near It In former years was lo­ Hammond carefully examined her counto- umjal lbiug in llje wholesale pottery trokla, A brush of any kind should have a good there arc people to enforce Martin's act : 1'iui/Cramer Sunday- cated the Singapore State bank.--Sauga­ nance and performed n number of expert- | M n result there are tew clerkships cutting edge, and to do good, durable serv­ and the Grammont la<. mentfi to ascertain the condition of the : nlorv jimcult to bold than in this line. I . Rev. J. McLean and tuck Commercial. The world, says M.’ Renan, Is learning to ice should have good stock in the center, sen-ws ns to activity. -She was much paler lriKj thL, Work once nnd faiiedignomln* Il-art <i? Orangeville. Josh see relatives—in collateral and\far out de­ because whether ground down or chiseled Jxjc Marks, a 15 year old boy living near than usual, and her wide open eyes did not iotwiy_ to have to find the cost of 5(<0 ii:--t c'.'., antN^Jeorgc Smith ot grees no doubt—in animals. Their poor by wear the center makes the point When nt so much n dozen when that »>. D. Lfxrnils last ifeek— Buttle Creek, was accidently killed while wink when the hand wtrf brought suddenly little lives are jurt like ours, but cast in the point is gone the brush b a stub, and mny mean anything is a very dlflilaudi- M.-Quarrie visited Mollie out bunting Hast week. He slipped from In dos*- proximity to them. Wljile she ■ narrower lines. You find the germs of tbnt will soon happen when a brush is . was awake the muscles of her face were cll |t until a mon gets thoroughly used a log and Dre hammer of his gun struck Sunday-Willie, Martin every faculty that we can boast of in their filled, like this, with short, uneven, in­ I almost constantly In action, but now were | tQ Jxnns Globe-Democrat, i-iting Miends around here somethhfif discharging IL the load entering hearts and brains. The worst sin of omis­ ferior bristles. Every painter should be a perfectly still. ; ------- - ------------ —------landfer has returned to her Ids breast killing<hlm instantly. sion of Christianity wns its disregard for good judge of a brush, and exercise his Dr. Hammond held a large book between nr ___ ..._ .. ,,, •I—C. Chandler aud wife animal life. “The heart* that perish" were judgment and take no man's word for it. Eugene liarbeck, formerly of Batt|e her eyesand the picture she was apparently It b well to rememlier, my boy, that it '■ The parish kirk of Driechton had been ■ during their fair taking on the same plane iu» Descarte*' automata. Creek, has been ‘dented president of the looking nt-so that-she could not possibly rather unfoi tuunie in its ministers, two of Greek paganism was kinder, it seeing gods, costs you more in time to wear out a poor . h-.’I to take In Jackson fair Northwestern Association of Fire Under­ sec the latter, but she continued to gaze in them having gone off In decline within a goddesses and lovely and interesting per­ brush than it docs to burn It up and buy a •: which they will return to the Mine direction as if no obstacle -was twslvcmouth of their aiipqintment, nnd writers Insurance Co., of Chicago. sons disguised ns beasta and birds. Divine good one. If broshmakers must use short, IntcrpMed. Then tho doctor made .several now. after hearing a number of candidates fatherhood, nays M. Renan, with a shrewd uneven stuff in their brushes I prefer to The many people who pleasantly recol­ motions as if about to strike her in the for the vacancy, the tnenibeni were looking glance, was revealed in the vain imagin- have it on the outside, and the good bristles lect D. A. Me I ^od. who wa> for several face but she mnde no attempt to ward off forward with keen interest, to the meeting ingsof theologians. But the divine mother- in a Ixxly across the center, to give mo an years county surveyor for Allegan county, the i.lnws, nor .lid she give the slightest at v. hich the election of the new minister hixxl was proved very low down indeed.— even and good wearing point. We are will be glad to learn of bis recent good sign that she saw his actions. He touched put down a few of the using too many poorly filled and badly wa-« to take place. "Wecl, Marget,” asked Txmdon Troth. rring in our vicinity— fortune. He is city engineered Manistee, thu corner of- each eyo with n Il-ad ;>encil, one fcmnle jMirlshioner of another, as they made brushes, which are dear to us at any ' Carlton fell one day last but has gotten Into the business of doing but she did not close her eyelids, and ho foregathered on the road one day, "Wba price. Let us kick.—Painting and Dec­ I.lghtning Print*. kick porch breaking her pier work for the national government. became perfectly .satisfied thntpshe did not are you gnun to vote for?” “rm just orating. There is a c I okm of phenomena produced be Is doing well under care Recently he bld for four of tlie principal ke -al Iciift n’th her eyes. thinkin i'll vote for none o’ them.. I’m no' by lightning which is well worthy of, at ­ Then Dr. Hammond held a lighted sul­ muckle o' a judge, nn it’ll lie the safest tight—Mrs. Becker of Can­ jobs of that kind on Lake Michigan and tention, but of which little is yet known; Every one knows tho Judas tree, litre visiting her son Sim was awarded those of Milwaukee. Racine phur match under the young lady's now-, plan," wns Margot's sagacious reply. we refer to lightning prints. We are a): lughler Mrs. John Garden. and Cheboygan. It Is said he could g$t w tlurt she could not avoid inhaling the “Toots, woman, if that’s tho way p’t, vote acquainted with the peculiar action of species grows in the south of Europe, and popular tradition has called it the Judas 810,000 for assignment of his contracts.-r gas which escaped, but she showed no irri­ wi’ me." “An hoo uro you gnun to vote?" light upon papers imbued with salts of tree, from a tradition that it was the tree tation. nnd cologne anil other perfumes "1’10 gaan to vote for the man that I think ;• I10I1 and wife Saturday .Allegan Gazette. and sm-lliDg salts ""“1® no obvious Im- hns the sonudcst lungs, nn 'll no’ bother silver or other chemical preparations sen­ on which Judos hung himself after having a pair of twim girls—Mias nreasiun on her olfactory nerves. Then us wi’deein lignin in a hurry."—Scottish sitive to its influence, by which the images betrayed the Saviour. It is said the flowers •impaled her grandmother of surrounding objects are permanently were white before, hut, as if the tree itself *• Ex,,C'’. . through her north’ open r»u>n mouth inntiLh he Intro intro-­ We hear that Prof Taylor *£*>*{" bniul -naked in lemon American._______ t________ and elegantly fixed upon paper. Well, a was shocked at tho enormity of the offence Georg. A. Swta wriu. ot- DickenDicken, MfoU im ton. In abont two weeks to even — tothe 5 bnt^ho evidently failed to perceive lightning flash now and again produces » of Judas, its flowers forever afterward be­ low,: “B.wm. •x«l.even Tlie Olnnt SquidL ’ o./',;-,1’a singing class. We similar result upon the thing or person it Of Jthe »• sour . stage of exactitude, in every transaction -------taste, an)1 and nnnlhvr another plece piece o off bread bread Undoubtedly the gion-. squid, which has touches. M. Poey, who has treated the came red as blood. The European species , to tiie Interprise—Mr. Ervine life, and he expected hh guests tobe-i is called Cercis siliquastrum. In America saturated with a solution of quinine wns only become familiarly known to science Kansas arc visiting MY. Jacob punctual owl exact as he was himself, in ineffectual. The two pieces of breadye- within a few years, has frequently »>ccn subject of lightning prints very fully, men­ there Is also a specks of Judas tree, which friends—Chapcy Wood Is November, 1883. on the eve of my depar­ ,001:103,111 her mouth a minute, and w^re mistaken for a sea serpent. Id all qualities tions twenty-four co.mm» of impressions uh is Cercis canadensis. It make* a consider­ I -. ta attend school, his broth- ture for New York, I mitred bidding hi n the bodies of men nnd animals. able sized tree, although usually seen more then chewed, and swallowed. which can render a marine monster horri­ Of these eight.were impressions of trees as a bijsb or shrub. It very much resem­ 114 principal of the school— farewell because I wna 7X ra!I?U.t“, J.at£ *5 The voong lady now began to pwe tho ble this huge nnd frightful mollusk may or parts of trees, one of a bird and'one of a .-’•i and wife also F. B. Fleming keeping an appointment wh,.J k® bles the Judas tree of Europe, but tho floor In an ngitated manner, wringing her be xaitl to compare favorably with any cow, four of crosses, three ot circles or of flowers a?\ paler, and there are of course ' tided to go to Battle Creek made tar o final Inuxtabgke. When 1 wnn creature of fact or fiction; When full impressions of coins carried about the per­ I!,- present week and return >1 find'. Hill I b*d come ta know my Him u.ivle «l«» »l»r«nWM»I» grown it weighs 10,000 pounds, having a son. two of horseshoes, one of u noil, one of some other Botanical differences. ■ I'latt has moved to Green- bort’, way. Ivctar. nml wm m m From Japan we have now another lerruL. b«- Ser«tchl<W l'\k,nt h" Ixxly fifty feet long nnd two arms, each 100 ■ .vlll remain and live with tbo Income tax collector '?‘.Vtl m 1^ Land -Hth a plu. pullltyr bpr blur and feet in length, us well ns eight smaller a metal comb, one of a number or numeral, species, or rather it lias been In cultivation one of the wools of n sentence.and one of for the paafr twenty years, more or less, but SiS bw iL. .ppe—l to <■«»• "» Eva Jones of Battle Creek uut time’ nt .11 one ““M”1 tentacles. A model of a diminutive indi­ th1* back of an armchair.—Chambers' Jour i»r her mother-in-law Mrs. tween hraitktart nrnl ItmebSl,.th«tD>ck Lirnli™. Thru Dr H.mmood pulled oil vidual measuring only forty-two feet from is yet not as well known as it deserves to ___________ _______ ' • M. Gorden and wife of Battle cm' lev® ot method mort rtrongly be. It is much dwurfer than the forms ot her ,1 Inner, nnd UcU«I tbe wire ot her the end of it« tall to cither tentacular ex­ nol. ’•mg Peter Covert—L. Thurs- iLrnir Ho evpectfl .11 •"’."'T Europe and America, and has much .b. .1 one. drew a™. tremity is on exhibition at the National Ilcwlthful Arctic Regions■> Is visiting his parents— hta gue-t, wl.o earned * livelihood by’thdr away no laughter was produced. This ex­ museum in Washington.—Chicago News. There is nno side of the arctic region.^ larger, thicker and more shining foliage. ' : wife are In Ohio visiting pen to .lt. tarn® kind ot literary work ta th. periment was repeateil several tlmen, M which boa rivrer luul due attention paid to The two specie* above seem to be a mass ot : • Inane— Michal Vester- will Interval ju,'. mentioned. with the Mine result, showing tbnt ,r-,,.HiB it, nnd that is the medical and curative flowers in early spring, and on this account -Our ,«trt y during my rtuy •» G“** “4 Ter .Xi “ inter term of school at the Cer Ixrnl. Pblllpp. he, aide. Davos Platz has know what cold can one has been called in America "red bud a wakened her by taking her bead between specially excelled in was the clinching of do in consumption, but In tho life giving tree," but the beauty of these can in no Ids hands and shaking it. Sho looked an argument, such na, for instiu.ee, his final air of the arctit: circle no noxious germ .-on way compare with that of this Japan around her far nn lustant nn if trying to remark on the death of TnUeyr-.n*!. He- live. Tho only illness of any cowtequenc • species.—Meehan’s Monthly. comprehend her situation and then burst had paid him n visit the tiny before. When which over attacks a whaler ii^ut explo­ was held last Wednesday into a fit of hysterical sobbing. On re­ the news of the prince's death was brought sive bullet. It la a wife prophecy that be­ VanWickle's nt Banfield. A covering herself she had no recollection of to him he said: "Arc you sur^bc Hu«ul»” Vernet, the French pnlnter, was once fore many years are pm«ed steam yachu • here id tended—Mrs. E. Zan"Verv.surc, sire." was the answer;' jrhy. will turn to the north every summer with trawling from VcraalllMi to Paris in the <:Iy of Kalamazoo, are here. same compartment with two ladle* whom h ui a dream of any kind. a cargo of th. weak chested, aud the people did not your majest y himself notice yester ­ I’i'ter Mrs. C. Gorham—J. A gentleman ot » very oerrou. .emper.v day that he wasdyingT" "I did, but there Is wiR understand that nature’s icehouse is he had never seen before. bat who were . will commence his new barn ‘ to-mHi Dr«"b. Hammond that onbpfone no judging from iqqa-arances with Talley­ n more healthy plate than her vapor bath. evidently acquainted with him. They ex­ SKSi “>• plI’ntMi-ll and wife, attended amined him very minutely and commented SgbbMb. for.un.ta y b«l A J rand. nnd I have been asking myself for -Idler. _________ ■ '• c-t his father last Wednesday, upon him quite freely. The painter wax EKe” Mdnw«lk2r . dXici; ot over . the last four and twenty hours what inter­ : church— Dowling is soon to est he could possibly have in departing nt Duty w a power which rises .with us in annoyed and determined to put an end to wagon shop, with Wm. and F, the persecution. As the train passed this particular moment." — San Francisco tho morning and goes to rest with ua nt 1 I" piopreturs—Emma Starn S»\OI^on.rdn^^ Argonaut. _________ . J__ night. It is coextensive with the action through the tunnel of St. Cloud the three >; Hastings last week, wliere travelers were'wrappcd in complete dark- n for some time—Mr. Pitcher hour, .ml odd ■W!£*"„rSr h A l.rp, number ot wmo.mbolW.> » Kvcrrbody who has ever looked at the of our intelligence. It is the shadow whkh hi- house—A. Ormsbee. wrote moouwitha telescope knows that Ii,in a cleaves to us. go where we will, and which Vernet raised the back of bis hand to his i i d^b • i’ov *nw rooms which on.Otten per hone a i only leaves us when we leave the light ■ t iS I in l-T 1" Dd. • azo, for the first time since wonderful world of extinct volcanoes. V> e month nnd kireed it twice violently. On 'last .Im-. Iff. Miller is reporter! as gradulife.—Gladstone. emerging from tho obscurity he found that tad P^ h ^J 1 b tJ^.omhi in ber deep mul perform, nurny «>m- hare upon the earth no craters to be com­ >0y tufi He is confined to his tied nearpared with the giants of tbo inoon, eoma the ladles bad withdrawn their atteuliqu ly all til Jn lfao Kroundi,, 1 ™ Jh. went In • J"k cl"“ “"'1 of which are fifty or sixty ndles In diam­ ti*ie--Geo. Wilson writes homo preferring U'^ork h from him. and were glaring contemptu­ that hl> "aiUi is some better, nnd enjoys In 0 pretty bwUW cfeebler, nnd “Keen scheme that of Harlow’s,” said ously nt each other. Presently they ar­ eter. ' ________ 4,--Hicks; “tcokhis boy to church last Sun­ ww..r,e;n part of the state-Mra. R. K. tbo gift ot hU Otpraot. with The czar of Russia is the largc-t iudlvid- day—pinebed him just before the collec­ rived at Paris, and Vernet on loavias Mr. ami Mrs. Phln Powers, was -tarn 1 lor. 'Sr,uece<.le.l In more them said, “Ladies, I shall be puzzled all M p.per S^tmSwn into iu There wan no pornl- tnd land holder In the world. The area of tion. and boy cried, so Harlow bad to take :1‘;,r<',3iiVM ,n Paofield last week— th. bogi>« corrae th’f > my life by the Inquiry, which of these two bT light »«- his po«s<-ssions is far greater than Inat of h*:n out. Saved hta money.’’^Ix;udou where Wilkie nnd feTly K Utag it,.,. Is quite poorly—Dn Van than half filling ladies wax it that kissed me?"—San Frauthe entire republic of France. , Tit-Bifa. S For <mUD.ry «J»l»b t .-N.York basket you wot Halliday were nd with the sick. He had ■ une aay llH‘. <i«y last wcec, week, ana and Charles Do1Un*JJ0'* n‘oer of ‘work’ they v--s ■'" fofc- and has a very badl awollen lodged nml (orgoite”-" J ITf.-q-nt—John Arnold, who has accomplished I ba' v Bush's present residence— C. C. Dean, the hustling clothier of , made a business trip to Woodland, will open a branch store in Saturday—Wallace Barber .Frevjort noon. . into, spent several days \/F. E. Brunner, of Grand Rapids, who , ais»ut here last week. had one of his fingers badlj- lacerated in Fox 4 Son’s saw mill in Freepurt some man has been spending a time ago, lud to have It amputated last week. k .ii the head with a part of /A l|rge tjuildlng will be erected on the ,- moving a building, and it shores of Crooked lake next year, to lie fatally injured as bis skull usedrby the poor children of Kalamazoo l !:v has lain in an uncon- from June 1st to August 25th. Seve ral ,-M-r since and it happen.11 n o Richards had a runa- churches, and business men of Delton and Rleh'and will unite In building IL Kesitit a damaged wagon Il is estimated that 251] people took the . .. Dr. Sackett was hur­ . Htteiid an , inquest at Or- train at Delton for ibis city the third day upon the body of Mr. of the'county fair. :ln- G. A. it, Who was 1. Miller, of Woodland, sat down in a ■<! tli.- morning <»f the 11th. saw mill in Sunfield last week when the - have died Saturday machinery was at a standstill. Just about ’Ju- last ’lime he was as he was to get up the machinery started ! Mrs. Barnes, of Yorkand a buzz saw came very near buzzing oil »y and Sunday with n couple of fingers. ■ tills place- -Dr. Sackett ■ d Ills dwelling—Mr, NEIGHBORING COUNTIESt bartt 10 his dwelling Many years ago H. K. Stevens left Kala­ mazoo an<l landed in Juliet, 111., where he worked for Ss per month. He persevered, wilting— worked hard and faithfully, was saying, day anti never drank nor used tobacco ami prosper­ tin late ed. He went into business fur himself tve begun and with these good habits to back him up continued to prosper. Within the past shier three years he has divided 8500,000 among W. Cain iuidirifc his children, and has as much more left undav with John While ulI can not do as well as this, yet it , - Becker, of Is within the reach of evefj’ man who pur­ Kershner— sues this course to attain to a certain de­ u r Ohio, Is vis- gree of success. >' �SECOND ANNUAL MAMMOTH CLOAK SALE! COMMENCING SATURDAY,: OCTOBER : 15th,. 1892, -■ and CONTINUING FOR ONE WEEK. The’opportunity is again offered to the ladies of Barry county to , see a great stock of z . - x - Russian Garments, Jackets, Capes and. Newmarkets. X 7 From the celebrated makers of fine garments ROTHSCHILDS . . BROS.’ Cloak House of New York, the largest in the United States. • Mr. Branch of this firm will be here Saturday Oct. 15th, to personally • • assist for one day. x ' ■ ! ’ • ~ ! All ladies in search of fine garments should not fail to see this great display on Saturday in the -A.. - “W. - BAILEY, . STORE, Formerly occupied by the Boston Store which I have leased for one week for this special cloak sale. ■ �abUlnpxMny -rays that they win Mib, wll. ling to do without them. But aftsrallaick hc*d ACHE wo taitaocr great borat. Our plUacureitwhllo CARTKR ■EDtOINI CO.. Now York. OBACCO SVM.L PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE ■ FOR PROFIT At th.,-MH.tah Knelt** st*mp fur circular. AmIxvm, A. s. »,‘t *s When you wdnt a Qf/ip. FRESH Your • dealer * $ UNCH,:-: (io to tho CITY BAKERY. Fiiie line of creams fresh confectionery. and A. E. RENKES. BUSINESS CARDS. Attorney at law. Haslbigt-. Mich. Practices in '.'.1! courts ot Jhe state. Col­ lections promptly atteuded to. llb-TTlL A C. I’. LATllROi*. U ported ♦aCl-H.WO.mw worth ot breml: stuffs against. $1,260,000 in tho preced­ ing fifty years. The exports of meat products under twenty-two yearn of pro­ faction have been 0,301 ,U00,000 jionnds ‘I A. b'TUBNEH. M. D , . . against 1,400,000,000 pounds in eighty. . I'liysiciau and Surgeon. uno yearn of low tariff preceding. Delton, • • Mich. It shows that under reciprocity there Office in residence, one block cast of depot. has l»cen an increase uf many million-* - *350 of dollars in our exports to Central nnd A. A C. 1I\ BARBER South American countries, and that in $2.50 • Physicians and Surgeons. many articles tho increase has amounted |2 25 Calls In city or county responded to with to from 50 to 150 per cent. 0Y« promptness, day or nlghL ‘ It shows that tho Republican party $2.00 Si. has i»een the author aud finisher of all \v ILLI AM O. LOWDEN. .the pension legislation enacted in lx?ha!f n Lawyer. Office Ultl over .ru,,,.Julius Rttoscll’f store. State of tho old soldiers. Nearly, every pen­ ’ * •> — Wilier sion bill before congn-ra was voted _ street. Hastings, Mich. against by more than half of tho Demo­ crats in congress. A tabulation of tho A. SHELDON, votes caston the important pension bills Abstract and Real Estate Office. enacted since the war shows 501 Dcmu-' Abstract Block. Hakltngs. i.-i EEST SHOE Pi THE W0RL3 FOR IHE MOTET. I Money to loan on Beal Estate Real hstale cratic votes for the bills, 002 Democratic .••TH’ 1: -i’K I lt.TIES In luotwoir are at ( sohl on coininlssion. General con-eyanclng. daring a complete* »et of Abstract Books, com­ votes against them, 1.291 Republican piled from thyitecirds. can furnish complete votes for tho bills and two Republican * tracts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. votes against them. It shows that tho so called force bill is I’. DILAKE. M. D., nothing more than an extension to all’ parts of the country of the eminently Office over HoOoway'a drug itorc. just federal election laws now in force Office hours from 2 to 4 p. in- Telephone, con nectiug with residence, nt Holloway s drug in all thu great cities, and which Mr. store. Cleveland and his xubordidates made use of while };,i president in their efforts M. FOWLER.D.I). S. to re-elect him. It shows Mr. Cleveland's vetocecord Office hours 9 a m. to 5 p. in. n.» a startling evidence of his hostility to the working people and tlie masses. His MITH A COLGROVE, ’ J io advertise vetoes while governor included tho me­ lawyers. (Office Jr.Union block. Hastings.) chanics' leiu law, tho bill making cm: ruction, send one dollar n__ .______ .V. nf Atat* "■/x for Advertisers.” A plovers responsible for accidents from ■'7 Hint book will enable A imperfect machinery, of inferior con­ •■ what yon ought to do, \ E. KENASTON. struction of buildings, tho bill forbid­ idea of thu probable cost. V Attorney at Law. ding the manufacture of cigars in tene­ (Over J.S. Goodrear & Co.’s ’tore.) > If you instruct us ‘i*r*cuce» In all courtaot the Slate. Collections ment houses, the bill making ten hours I ■ ruin amount of ad ver­ promptly attending to._______________ __ a day's work for street railroad compa­ : ' r ••■ 1 tn the way we think nies, tho bill prohibiting elevated rail­ • ’ "oh good, you should R. TIMMERMAN. Homwpaihic Phy-' roads from charging more than five cento • • • ■ . a rtatement of what ■ ' > c -lupllsh, and mako . slcian and Surgeon.I fare, tho bUl requiring all state printing •: uiuintent*for payment (Office over Lathrop’* drug atoro.) ' "ill then receive oil the to be dor.o by union workmen, the ’■*■ i ' • >!. that it requlrce. . bill abolishing convict labor in prisous. T AW, REAL ESTATE ANDtOLLECT- the child labor bill, and while presideht •f you wish . L ING OFFICE OF he votoM tho nnticonvict labor bill hi an advertisement ’ I’ai.mekton A Smith. 1850 and again in Woodland, Mlcb. a pl*n of advertising It shows that Cleveland recommended ■■'it'.’ bu told what papers C. 8. Paemkbtox, J- M. , ■ . and what the cost Notary Public. Justice of the I eace. in his message on Dec. C, 1KJ0. the cmwill fnrnfsh tho adverployment of federal convicts in manu­ ’ in! tho plan—either or !- ul m!t them for yourcoufacturing pursuits aud the use by thu .' gvlhor with our bill for government of the product* of their HotuoepalMq I’bysiclitns and Surgeons All calls city and country promptly at­ tended to. H 75 W. L DOUGLAS S3 SHOE CENTER, P. ronson. :To Advertisers * if you wish <1 S P ♦ J Por preparipj atlvertisernenty, • ; - and estimate* tho ad• ■ • p i}-* u«. For the expense of ’ I. . . ' < tacmunt* and watch­ . ■ ,’!iJlllment> of contracts we ti' ‘ 'ommiaalcinallowedbjr ; r of tho paper In which ' -ticemeat appears. If you war>t to lean? i .. ' 1 , nnd outs of hdvertisfag .7 W or trouble, read ’ . । K rrmilarly. carefully. -b a completa catalogue of “"“1 W for the Amerir iJircctory. further address • .ai.r Infonnatlon information addres J 360. P. ROWELL fr C°. • ‘ . ♦ ♦ - •*ew’inpw Aiiveriltinii Bureau, 10 SPRUCE «T„ REW rORM. the McKinley law has increased wngmt nnd Riven life to industry, cause such great sorrow in tho free trade camp? If the tariff has caused strikes, why were there 1,740 fewer strikes in New York state in 1891 than there were in 18W? Is the example of Grover Cleveland, | who immediately before his first uomi- ' nation for tho presidency confessed that ! ho "didn't know a thing about tho tariff” aud who wrote his tariff message at th* dictation of southern free traders, a better one for Democrats to follow than that of Jefferson, Madison, Jackson. Benton and RamJlill? With cost of living lower and farm prices higher than two years ago. as ad­ mitted by Democratic Senators Carlisle and Harris, would not tho farmer be foolish indeed were he to vote against protection, tho farmer's policy? Are the freo traders who attempted to nullify the constitution in 1832 and re­ belled against it in 18411 better judges of its provisions than the protectionists who fought nnd bled for it during fivo long years of war?—American Econo- Von nrc going homo n something X want you to you. Fonderltt teach it tell It to your neighbor*. with rill rice of profit and trust hi this country Chic&go, Kal&fflMOO It Sigiiw TIMETABLE. In effect September 11. Btatlons. An old soldi-T. came out of the War greatly enfeebled l>y Typhoid Fever, and after being In various hospital i the doctors discharged him ns Incurable with Consumption. Ho lias .been in poor health since, until he began to tak* Hood’s Sarsaparilla Immediately hb, cough grew looser, night sweat* teased, and Ire regained good general health. He cordially recommends Jrood snpnrilla. especially to comrades In the <2. HASTrXGS................ . Coats Grove.................. Woodland..................... Woodbury..................... I ta J>. A. rt- .V. HOOD'D Fills C“r° Habitual Can«tlpol!«it>y Lansing.'........................ re.tcring porlitslnc action of tho alimentary uuuL. Detroit............................ Grand Rapids............... InlikithTDirtcIi Process No Alkalies Other Chemicals •sre ecsed in the preparation of K. Baker &Eo.’s ^859 ” ' Cocoa, which is absolutely pure and soluble. It lias more than three timet the ttrength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is far more economical, catting lett than one cent a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, and easily DIGESTED. _______ Sold by Crocore everywhere. W. Baker & Co., Dorchester, Mass. It was almost the middle of May, 18G4, before Colonel Harrison had an opiHirtunity to participate in ono of those great battles which havo becomo historic. Resaca wns the field upon which ho miuje for himself n reputation for coolness and personal valor which nono can assail. He led on foot the charge of his brigade upon a formidable redoubt. Away in advance of tlie five regiments ho ran across the valley which to so many wns tho valley of death, and still in tho lead ho climbed tho hill on which scores fell to rise no a. in p. m XOBTH. Kalamazoo Lv..............>: 30 \2* KastCooiH-r................... Richland Junc'l........... •0 ta •3 0 •«> to 3 W Cressey ...................... Milo................................. •<; M 3 1 : co iralton............................ Cloverdale..................... •7 11 3 3( tUiultz............... •7 19 •3 31 Gov. John Miller, of North Dakota, re­ lates an instance of what is being accom­ plished by farmers in the Red River Valley of Minnesota and North Dakota. He said S. J. la-land, near his town of Dwight. N. D., bought IrtU acres of land in the spring of for S t.'-bO. and raised crops that season worth the salary of a government clerk. In excess of the cost of his farm, as per the following statement: i.liio Bn. ot wheat. a» Kc......... J3.BCI JO cuo .. .. oats, at 30c................ 197.00 KIRKS IAMON TARSOAP UERICM FtfILY SO1P. Seat for Gerwraf Household Use. facta. 731 .. ..v .... .... 11ai!£ :::::: 3a •4 C •7 Q * OC 9 CO ..... 11 M ....... 5 Oto -• 9 sal izre iei C • . Stations. SOUTH. Kalamazoo Ar............ East Cooper Lv............ Richland Juoe't......... Cressey.......... ............... Milo.............................. Delton Uloverdale................... Sbu'.tz ......................... HASTING*.................... * a. m. 1 01 in on U 3 98 •9 •8 1 •3 16 3 01 •s» •6 C •’ 40 V JS l| 2 30 9 21 ft 1 1 2 05 • II 8 3 1 i to •9 01 •3Z 1 10 » 4T 3 12 43 Coata Grove......... ..... •8 33 S 23 Woodland.................... Wood bun*..................... « U Ffas I>. L. «fc X. tanning.................. . Detroit............................ Grand itopids*............... 1*12 00 81 It U 4 □I 1! 44 — 1 ?1318 107 45SO I'....... •btoixiou signal only. t Nos. 5 and 6 will not carry passengers unless provided with freight tralu permit*. Freight trains wail be run at the convenience of the company, who reserve the right to change the time of sueh trains without notice. W. 8. Dkw ixh. Genl Manager. H. C. I'omtB. Gem P. & T. ai . FroBatf. ordbK t ’ State of Michigan. CountT of Barry, as. At a session of the Probate Court, fot the eountv of Barry holden al he Probate office, In the City of Hasting*, In •udd County, on Wednesday tlie 28th day of Sept, in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety two. Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Sarah Hall. deoeaaetL tin reading and tiling the petition, duly veri­ fied, of Wyman A. Hall, husband of said deceas­ ed, praying that administration of said estate may be granted to said petitioner or to some other suitable person. Thereupon It is ordered, that Thursday the Mth day of October A. D., lt«2 at ten o'clock In tlie forenoon, be nssfani’d for the hearing of said petition and that the heirs nt law of said deceased nnd all other penwm'i interested in •cald estate, are required to appear at a session of raid court, then to be holden ai lhe Probate office. Id the city of linking*. In said Cotinty, and show cause. If any there be. why the prayer of tlie petitioner may not lie fcraoted. And it 1* further ordered, that said petitioner give no­ tice to Ute person* interested In raid estate, of thr jxindcucy of said petition mid the hearing thereof by csbring a copy of Hus order ito be published In (be Hartings Baknsu. a news­ paper printed and circulated in the said County of Barry, once In each week for three successive w eeks previous to raid d*y of hearing. . ,v».w beducUng coit of land. . -.’.IJOOJJO more. • Colonel Harrison was among the first ,XCasesi of tills kind nro so con*mon 81.15AW that to cross tho parapet. It has Ixjen said he was the very first. A hand to hand they are a 1rug in tlie news market out labor. It shows that tho average rate of combat ensued, the gunners defending west rnuBaTE uRUEH. wage, in tiw United States l» tolly don- themselves with their rammers and tho ~~ ble that in Orest Britain. Taking a li.t assailants attacking with their clubbed Btete ol MlcblKan. County of Ranr-M. At a ni tb. I'mb.te Court tor tb« ot nineUen occupations, «wh as manu- muskets; officers exchanged pistol shots. County of Barre, hohten at tlie Probate Office, racturo ot boots and shoos, cotton goods, It was in fact one of the - fare instances iutne Cltv of UMtinip. In raid county, on Wednesday. tb« stI> day of October, fn the carpet weavers, printers, mill •tauds. of a genuine!bayonet charge without a year one thousand clRht hundred and ninety two. Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of etc., tiro average rate ot wages in the shot fired except by the defenders of the United States is ^ 56 per day and in redoubt The air rang with victorious Pln^lbe matter ot the estate of Daniel . cheers, nnd for awhile tho incloanre was P. Bradley, deceased. Great Britain ♦1.23. Ou rerviingand filing the petition, duly veri­ It ,ho»-« that in Democratio states the a scene of frantic joy. The colors had fied of Olive Bradley, widow of raid deceased, nrerwo rate ot wages tor fans band, u all been borne inside, and to lx>th friend proving that a certain instrument now on file In Ulis court purporting to be the last wll> and elghTythre. esnte a day. and in Repnb. and enemy in the distance they an­ testament <>f **l<i «ft cea«ed be admitted to pro­ nounced that the height was gained.— bate, nad tbat administration of said estate lican .tales it is ♦1.33. may lie granted to Olive Bradley, the exeeutrix It riiows tlie volume ot business dom Washington Star. i j said will named or to sonic other aultable through the bank, ta Democratic rtate. P Therei’pon U Is ordered.'that Tuesday, the to be ♦2,7H3.718.®!*- *taa ln Bepublican 1st day of November. A.-D. 1W2. at toff o’clock Intlie forenoon be aralrned for the hairingot said states to be ♦0.993.374.IS2. . ... It shows that the .mount ot circuit- Into the United Stale*. How can It In tbi* petition, and that the heir* at law of said de­ ceased and all other persons interested In said tag medium per capita I. ataioet double estate, are required to appear at n session of said Court, then to be holden“at the Probate Office now what it was when the Democrats had In tho City ot Hasting*. In raid County, and Imd cuMtaut control ot th. government »how cause, if any there be. why the prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. And It u tor many years-tho per capitaamount further ordered. thatraM petitioner gve uoUce money in circulation in 1S«C> to the persons Interested In raid estate, of the pendency of said petition and the hearing .13 83 and the .mount per capita In thereof. by causing a copy of this order to be CbM^d HA»<U,Ow7Snd.. Bunn. Bu. Tsoi being ♦«.» * P« “P1" published tn the Harting* Baxxkr. a newapanerpi luted and circulated in said County ot equaled by very tew countrie. In the cultural •uch product* civilized world. * Aeo.pt- „*^<~ “■**%"*'JEEii Aloo thousands of other interesting i&niumrau Healthful, Agreaable, Cleansing. Uon. Scaring Off a Rear In Russia. A friend once informed me that upon one occasion, ns he sat in hi* shaiushka nt a blackcock tok, he was surprised to ob­ serve that all the blackcock presently took flight and left the field. A* ho *at and wondered what could have caused this sudden exodus, tho reason for their alarm, in the shape of a large bear, abruptly made Its appearance, steering straight down upon the shalasbka. Having only small ■hot with him (No. 4), my friend did not quite know what to do, but os tlie bear showed unmistakable signs of bls intention to investigate the shalnshka and its con­ tents, he thought ho would see what a little intimidation would do, so he fired off his gnn over the -beast’* bead. The wisdom of this move was evident, for no sooner had the smoke cleared than Mr. Bruin was ob­ served in full retreat, galloping off toward tho forest ns though ho had to catch a ♦.rain.—Longman’* Magazine. ft HEAD No. SICK Hca&tebeu yet Cartaria Utt!* Livw 1 equally valuablelaOomttgation. aartna venttag thissnnortMeamntalnLwbtl* i correct all dlrorda^thaScmrahi^ Xivor sad regulate thobowto. Kven Kt Freight. CURE Genera! Sickles still -hiu it in" for Mr. Cleveland. Addressing his old com­ rades of tho gallant Third corpa in W Mhington he defended the pension system, which recognizes in a practical way the services which the soldiers of the Union, armies had rendered their country in its hour of peril.. But he said ■ N«w 1OBX, Oct 3.-On. ot the mow more, and these are some of his words: tatere.ttat; publication, of th. camiaign “You are going home now, and there is something I want you to take homo It i7^hlb 1" Text Book." with you. Ponder it; teach it to your It to the roanlt of inhch careful labor children; tell it to your neighbora. It is mi thv part of people thoroughly fa- this truth: That the people of the United irnliar with the political history of the States will see that no num is ever country ttJld of the two great imti« elected to an office of profit and trust in ^-iti-ptepateaio,,^^: this country who opposes the payment of pensions to the soldiers of the Union." palpi apoakun and writer, great That was a saber thrust at Mr. Cleve­ bM bow taken to make ita .uumonu aUolutely accnr.te ud reliable. Tliere- land, who was never *0 merry as when ton, th. information which it girmi, hunting for half a reason to veto a widow’s pension. The report continues: the more interesting. Mr. T H or » We.t TbirUth “The general leaned onl his crutches Of Ito diatributirm. and. although it is a as he spoke these words, and -the sharp, book of nearly :XM) pages, mails it at six­ idiomatic, merciless sentence, clean cut teen cento per copy. Here are some of as a paragraph of constitutional law, cut through the air like the slash of a the things which it shows: It shows that the manufacture ot cavalry saber. He rammed the words woolen goods has prospered under tho home hard, as Captain Bigelow did the last charge of thq Massachusetts battery new and higher tariff us it never pros­ of the Third corps, nnd the effect was as pered Wore, and tluit tho wool growers have been so greatly encouraged that instantaneous as when Captain Bigelow In a moment they increased tho number of their sheen pulled the lockstring. L300.(W0 in the first year under the Mc­ what was left-of tho old Third corps spoke with its old charging ring its Kinley tariff. It shows tluit tho prices of woolen opinion of the man whoso only joke was goods were lower Under thu McKinley cut at tho expense of disabled veterans. •Three cheers for tho man who made tariff than before, and that ho low has that, speech,' cried Comrade General resulted ’ to consumers from thu nev1 Carr, springing to his feet, and again duty. the charging cry of the old Third corps it tthuv-s that forty-two tin platd rang out into tho night of Grand Army manufactories have been established place and rolled up to tlie White House." since the passage of tho McKinley law. General Sickles was evidently right making tin of a quality superior to that when ho waved his crutch in the Chi­ mudo tabroad, at higher rates of wages cago convention and declared that and ft rednped price, the selling price j Grover Cleveland would never receive being actually lower now than under the votes of the men who fought to pre­ tho olil tariff. serve the Union. It shows that the aggregate of domes­ tic exports in the 10! years under the PERTINENT QUERIES. constitution havo been ^.'i.602,739,844. । of which sum $15,639,818,791 occurred during the thirty years of protection, not tpay । the total exports during the seventv-ohe I ,If foreignera ---- -- tdo — — —j tho •duties, —«»«», .:j wh wiij should remove their their factories ) ears being hut $0,052,921,052. ’ >’ sh ®u!“ they *“'•>’ remove | to the United States? । it shows that nmler twenty-two years ’ If ,the United States is not , producing of protection 41,302,(100, uoo pounds of' ------------ o ! c >tton w re sent abroad against 30,l(« - i tiu ««n»nermal quantities, why <->0,1)00 pound* in ti.c preceding sixtv 'V.e’"h,t,u w”rk8 i,Uc? year*. Both these rtateun nts show th” I If tl"‘ W<»1 duties did-not fallacy of the Democratic claim that American wool prices, why has protective tariff closes the markets of 1 tllu I,rlco of "'oo! faRen in tlie London • - of the world .. to America. . . t market over 21 per cent since January. other parts I 1890. while in tho same time rhe fall in It shows tluit the product of tho fann* of the country has l-een greatly in-1 Pr*ee American wool has been creased tinder nrutaction. In iwnnta „ cn-aseil under protection. Ln twenty I 0,1 • ' i'^-'r cent.' Why years under protection wt* have ex-» .- should ,, ,.Democratic • , Labor . Com- Offieeol tl>R Kerardar, Hastlnz*. MlcbTo Uis electors ot the several wards uf lhe city Yoli are'iiereiy notified that at the uenei^ electl.w to be held In this state on Twcsrtay, the Ma day of November, tssa. the fotlowioK. officers are to be elected, viz: By the rlector* of the district herHtmfter deflurd. one of President and Vico President of the Lulled Stares In each dlatrict. who aludl b» known and drbignated Im the ballot. renpecUvih. as eas­ tern district elector <4 President and V ire { red­ den t of the United State* at law, Mid west­ ern district elector of President mid A Ice Prmtdem ot the United Slate* at largB; al»o. la llkd manner, two alternate electors of 1 rraldent and Vico President who shall be known and designated on the ballot, as eastero distrltH alternate elector of President and V Ire Presi­ dent ol the United Stales at large, and we*?rn district ultermue elector of President and \lc# President ofihe United States at lance, for which purpose t lie Aral* second. Sixth. Seventh, eighth uiid tenth congressional district* shall com­ pose one district to be known as the eastern electoral district, and the third, fourth, flfth * inth.eleventh and twelfth oougreaalocal dtonl ts shall compose the other district, to bo V no * n as the western electoral district Taere are also to Im . lected by the electors In each congressional district Imo which the stat* is .divided, oue elector of President and Vice Presi­ dent. aud ono alternate elector of President and Vice President, the ballots for which shall . designate tlie number of lhe congressional dis­ trict and the persons to be votod for therein, as district elector and alternate district elector ot President and Vice President of the Lotted States respectively: also, on the general ticket a Governor. Lieutenant Governor. Oecrrtan- of •btatc, State Treasurer, Auditor General, Com­ missioner of the state Laud Office. Attorney General and Superintendent of Public Instruc­ tion ; ium a member of the Stat* Board of Edu­ cation In place ot Samuel S. Babcock, whose term of office will expire December 31. IBM; also a Representative In Uoonevs tor the 4tn Congrewlonal district of this state. to which this county belongs; also a Senator for the 15th Sen­ atorial district, composed of the counties of Barry and Eaton; also a. Representative In the Stale Legislature for ohe Representative dis­ trict for Barry County. You are also hereby nollfled that at said election there will be subinltted to the people the question of a conven­ tion for the purpose of a general revision of the constitution nf tills state, that each person vot­ ing for such proposition shall have wriHen or printed or partly written and partly printed on this ballot the word*. ■ ConvcnUon for, the pur­ pose ot a genera! revision of the Constitution of this State—Yes." and each person voting against said proposition the wordij. “Conven­ tion for the purjwse of a general revision or tne Constitution of this Stato-^No.” You are hereby notified that at said election there will also l>« elected an Asabciate J usllre of the Supreme Court, to fill the vacancy caus­ ed by the resignation of Allen B. Morse. TTie term of office will expire December 31st !«»• You are also notified that at said election there will be elected the following county officers for Barry County: A Judge of Probate. Sheriff. Clerk. County Treasurer. Register of Deeds. Prosecuting* Attorney. Two Circuit Court Commissioners, two Coroners and a county Purveyor. . , , .. The following place* have been designated by the common council for holding the said elec­ tion In the several ward* of the city: First ward. F. A. Stanley * Blacksmith shop. Second ward. Building ot J. S. Goodyear. Third ward. Council Room*. Fourth ward. Sheriff's office. Given under iny hand and the seal of the citv of Hastings, Michigan, this 3d day ot Oct. A. D.. '.if.'. ' • .■r K. G. Holuhook. Recorder. 1 GREAT IMPORTANCE AND INTEREST. A clever Frenchman who has original ideas on most subjects employs a kind of barometer which, may safely be called unique. It to nothing more nor less than the figure of & general made of ginger­ bread. Ho buy* it every year at the Place du Trone, takes It home and hangs it by a string on a nail. Gingerbread, as every one knows, is eas­ ily affected by change* in the atmosphere; Tho slightest moisture renders It soft. In dry weather, on the contrary, It grows hard and tough. Every morning on going out the French­ man asks his servant, "What does the general sayF* and tha man applies hi* thumb to the gingerbread figure. Sometimes be replies. “The general feels flabby about the chest: ho would advise your taking nn umbrella^1’ On the other hand, when the general’s symptoms are "hard and unyielding," the Frenchman sallies forth arrayed In his best, with no fears for bis spotless suit or his new bat. He says the general ha* so far never proved unworthy of the confidence placed in his prognostications.—Youth's Compan­ ion. । —ico ■ BROS . ProprutOT*- « Qood a/ SICKLES STILL DEFIANT. 1 campaign texts. * "MELV OI5CU8S|O*< 0^ TOPICS OF N o. r !•> •• Oct- U* ,89X 1). A I.. Kxnrex* N o. 3 Ex; r. • Icakuks qA-tings Banner. . CKAB. W. ARNST8ONO. Judge of Probate. (A true ropy.)___________ NVririK FUKHE.UC1NG OF CLAIMS. State of Michigan, County of Barry—m. Noicet* hereby given, that bv order of the Probate Court for the County of Burn', made on the Zttti day ot August. A. 1>. 1*02. six month* from that date were allowed for creditors to present their claims aga.nrt the estate of F. Bngene Wales, late of said County, deceased, and that all cred Ilots ot said deceased are re?uired <o present their claims to raid Probate ourt. at the Probate office. In the City of Hastlngs.for examination aud allowance, on or Indore the 24th day of February next, and that suchctalms will be heard before said Court, oo Thursday, the S41h day of November, and on Friday the 24th day >ol February, r.-xt. at ten o'clock In the forenoon of each of those days. Dated August 9»lh. A. D. 1W2. Chas W. AitM.sTiiost;. Judge of Probate. State of Michigan. Connty of Barry—m. Notice is hereby given, that by an order of tha Probate Court for the County of Barry made on the 4th day of Oct.. A. 1). 1M2, six months from that data wvre allowed for cred­ itors to present their claims against the estate .IniiH- ,N. Harthorn, late of said county, deceased, and that ail creditors of said deceased are required to present their claims to said Probate Court, at the Probate office. In the City ol Bastings, for examination aatl allowance, tn or before the 4th day of April next, and that such claims will be heard before said court, on Wednesday, the Hb day of January, and on Tuesday, the <th day of Aprilnext, at ten o'clock In the forenoon of each ot three days. Dated Oct.. Uh, A. D. 1M2. CHAS. W.AUUTKOJVG. �Hastings Banner^ ~ Thursday, October 13, 1892. MAWSHALL L.COOK.E<M*®r. J run HASTINGS, MJCH., FOBVOfTIC®, ATTGU8T 14. T879. r } editorial notes. FOR PRESIDENT. BENJAMIN HARRISON. OF INDIANA. FOR TICK PRESIDENT. WHITELAW REID. OF NEW YORK. For Probare AUMNTBOND In tbe democratic party Um practically withdrawn from Ite alliaoce with the pecpteY P**? There was every prospect ttK the- comlrfnMion would be defeated. And then, upon reflection. |«st u wna expressed in the resolution of Mr. Cortright ta lhe Barry County democratic coaveattan: • Defeat hy an avowed oppo­ nent was preferable te-a victory purchased by the surrender of prhjclples.” bill increased the tariff ae, when in fact no incro«» w<rc Miade except when neces­ sary to protect American interests and sweeping decreases were made else­ where. Notice how tlie percentage of The Democrats averred in 1890 that the McKinley bill wouldkillthe Ameri­ can export trade, for foreign nations would not trade with us unless we let their producto in free. Note wliat the record* of the port of Detroit show as to onr export trade in the fiscal years ending June 30, 1801 and 18®2: — COBS. Bush. Value. No. Value. JH3.3K S323.S3 a s •sis 436.311 2X.V64 WSBAT. Conn Mbal. Bush. Value. Bbls. Value. 13.030 ? LLATO •Bl 12,340 ei.Oil SU.3S0 ■ 275.165 •US 17.519 39.C3 STB. WnaATFuocn. Bush. Value. Bbls. Value. •ni £3.643 RS3.'A» jyiwi •tt 108,396 W2.182 S.M.TSD BKBF. Oaxxed Bear. Lbs. Value. Lbs. Value. L»1.«B 4 «L630 X«4.:te 2U3W H ams . Bacos. Ltrs. Value. LbH. Value. 1.2M.AU f!IU.<i77 •91 7L113 »92*> •sajua •« 53,325 47,913 LAB1>. Halt Point. Lbs. Value. f.b-. Value. . 524.335 »27.tW> •91 5.4!7.«twSB7.153 XXJ..MU 1IS.57J ■O 47 •93’ 8,(10!.aJ7 8,O».JO. ’ 477,301 ciracsa. BurruH. B l-ttmb Value. Lb.. Talu®. ' *42,157 4 ^.4Kl •91 342-UCT J 61.483 15S1.1W •92 1.07B.M) 2G5JKI0 Tallow. “ Value. 814IM W.7W) Total tor 1W1 Total tor 1388 Kepublleans sboald organize for atactlon day. See that evbry voter not now regis­ tered ta registered. Let all such hand or personally give their names to the super­ visor, clerk or oldest justice. If this Is not done, then thewoter must go personal, ly, on the Saturday proceeding election, before the board of registration. See that every republican ta registered. .................... uiiiei it i.-itiivjff MKMTtM............... jbi,x a:sx«isii Of the 30 voting precincts of Barry A iLg4 w. joiois county, Ewing, lhe people's nominee for governor, will carry not more than two of »«■ cm nwwr............ niiB iiiixV6S them. In eleven of these 20 predneta, f“ ■*-««■« SWtaiTY possibly In more, Morse, democratic, will iiciSiWivS lead Ewing for governor. It is very ques FEED W. WALKER tionabte, at this writing, if Ewing will get For Snrvejwr. .................. i.BEs7ci»BB to exceed 1300 voles lu Barry county. For Coreno rs. ABRAM :L' VANHORN JAMES W. SACKEIT The Journal and its guidldates are tn a line position to talk about corruption in polities. Was it corrupt for candidates on the Journal's ticket to pay sums ranging For Lteuteiuta’. Gov.irnor .... trom 825 to 360 for the purchase of tlie J. WIGHT GIDDINGS, of Wexford County. support of the late editor of the Barry ‘ J < >( • H1 M.'nf‘Marquette Count y County Democrats They -did It, and the ,7(»WHrFriHAMBrrZKK‘* ot' Uou«hWm •proof am be furnished. ForAud*lnr.(teneral....................... . .................. STANLEY W.-TURNER, ot Noscwntwoa Chairman Merrick is n good deal of a ■ Count: For Atturnry-ttenrral humorist, in his way. From his tatter one GERMITJ. DIHK EMA. of Ottawa County. woud infer that tho saloons of Barry For Hupt. Public hiMniction HENRY It- FATTENOILL, of Ingtaun. county would meet their doom if lhe pro-1 County. For Member State Board of Educationpie** county ticket were elected. We do KUGENT. A. WUJWN.of VnnBuren Coonty. FUr Oowawslooer of • State Land ofltoe.............. not believe the saloonkeepers would spend JOHN BERKY, of Otsego Counts any sleepless nights over that situation of n, »«.« .< . Increase M.CW.OS The above are farm and dairy pro­ ducts. Surely the Michigan fanner can­ not bo -persuaded by Democratic cam­ paign falsehooda to turn their backs upon theMcKinley tariff taw. affairs. At large-Western District JAY A- HUBBELL, o< Houghton. Fourth District PHILIP T. COMJ RoVE, of Barry. The free traders continue to be all torn up over Commissioner. Peck's report, show­ tag that in New .York state the manufac­ turers made $31,000,000 mure goods and At Lance--Western District AARON CLARK, oC Kent. paid over 30,000,000 more hi .wages "the Fourth District.......-* first year under the MeRinley bill than CHARLES J. MONROE, of Vaiiltaraa. they did the year before. For Member of Congres*— It KN RY F. THOMAS. Allrgaa County. 1 * ! ' Chairman Merrick Is out with a letter breathing threats upon the Carnegies, z lLeffl»laUrv Ticket Goulds, McLeods and Pinkertons. It Is For Representative In State lxKi«latnre— DAVID HVGGETT, ot Awyria. not.knowu what these bloated aristocrats will do when t hey hear that Chairman Another groat triumph for Weaver and Merrick is after them. What ean the}’ Reform, and-anolhur chip has been knock­ do? ’ . ed out at the “solid sonth"—in a horn—by this great Moses,of the people, tata standing Whenever you buy a pound of sugar or candidate of al! tlie .cranky Asma" ot the a suit of clothes or a yard of cloth, you pant 16 years. They had An election ta aro-convinced that the McKinley bill has Georgia one day Inst week. You have not incrensetl but has lowered prioes. And read In the Journal. Brethren, how it was prlctware lowered by employing American prognosticated that the people’s party xtapital and labor. ' would down‘on Georgia, and lesr J f.you want to give the bullion owner 30 that state bodily from the southern solidarlly. Well, they -swooped. And what n cents profit on every dollar coined, you Swoop was there, my countrymen. After abouldvotu fur free silver coinage. If you the slain had been gathered, and the want that profit to go to the D. S. treas­ woiiudedatteiided .to, a «reat discovery ury. vote. the republican ticket, and keep war made. The. -discovery was that the the .law ns. it Is. •‘people” werent ta 4L Ttys democratic The republican, ticket, from president to state ticket ta ’Georgia wm elected by 80,000 majority, the democrats have niae- coroner, is worthy the support and vote of itarfry county, voters. Good men will be tenths of Ixtb branches of tl»e -legislaturerewarded, and tbo olBces capably !xj Jllled they etect all the congresatnua: -and carry If the ticket be elected. nearly every county, in the »tate. It was a great vtetofy for Weaver. And there It 6oems sttange that at this day -and another sectkni of tlx? “solid «out^” was swiped up by Chis great new |io>H'xal par-, age. lhe democratic party should express ty. It (marred in Fkrida. and was about itself ta.favor of-the issue of state bank in this way: Mot a man on the (people's eurrenoy. There is.no call anywhere for party ticket waa elected In single a.county, tliat kind-of currency. legislative or cwigrosstanal district of that state, and the deanocrate elected their statu ticket by M.OOO«u»joritj. All UdsfcdlowIng right on the heels -ot Gen. Weaver’s visit to the eeutb Is .insignificant '.The people's party wW uot^«t.a vote soartt of Mason and Dixoifc Itau-^-not one. it Is just as certain that khey will not eaag; a single state In the west or northwest jit ta the old fight between Ihealemocritle acd republican parties. Nothing is more tigDlflcant than the utter collapse of the Weaver boom. In the atrneg republiearj electoral dlstrieta of Mtebigac, tlie demo crats have endorsed the people's elector. It wIIUm? an accident If one ofiihem should be elected. But unless tbat nocldent shall happen.Gen. Weaver wilt not .get a single electoral, vote In tke United States. Noth­ ing is more certain than that to election day approaches, the people’s po»W ta dis­ integrating, and election day will witness its utter editapse. . England is trying to wonu her free trade policy into this eonntry .ta a round about way. JShe is seeing to it that free trade professors are established ta the col­ leges of this,.country and offering itarge prizes for the best essays on free trade written by college students. But Abat ,John BUli’s pet policy isn’t well reeetaed by the thinking >uung men in Amerteto colleges, ta proves by tho fact that at the University of Michigan there are 1500 re­ publicans to 900 democrats; In Yale 1000 republicans to 800 dattocrats and in Cor­ nell 300 republican* .to 250 democrats. Tbte shows that the Intelligence of college bred young men rebels against the fanci­ ful theories which free trade professors are Crying to force down their throats. James Lhter. proprietor of a mammoth factory In Great Britain, ta hi Buffa­ lo looking up a site for a factory and will -ooh mor* kls mammoth hjsUtutton to this Russian finances are in a bad condi‘ tian­ Sing Sing, N- Y.. people want the city's name changed. The Chicago university has already .matriculated two colorixl student*. The French forces in Dahomey liavo cut King Betausin's army to pieces. About 2.000 ship builders along the Ohio nnd Mississippi rivers have struck. Chauncey M. Depew will deliver the Columbian celebration oration ut New York. The Texas wool market has opened prices ranging from 14 to 16 cents a pound. Cincinnati furniture workers to the number of 1,500 are on strike for shorter hours. Three person* were killed and sev­ eral injured by the blowing down of of several houses in Brooklyn. John Sager, of Warren. Pa., claims to have discovered a process for tem­ pering copper to the hardness of steel. WHAT IS THF MATTER WTH OUR SdX’SuTtt.aa Tbi. totooth CltoP»t™’.d«th YOU ARE Arata Japan Tea? Hoyt’s Standard Coffee? Prime Kip Boots? Ladies $2.00 Shoe? Steamboat Batts? Lawrence L. L. Sheeting. PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT, cousin-the pu® »d‘ler-to poison thtit £ rowTwd when they have any small quan­ tity left they swallow It, having a !hi It will protect them from ecto of future bites. The snake tribe of the Punjab say that the bites of snakjw do pent they dress it fn elothre and gir® anperb funeral.—SL Nicholas. L. E. STA UFFER Nothing In It. J. M. Barrie, popular a* b® on thta rid, lhe «-™>. I* o<* UkeiJ |® ’“’"J?,” wee- o( preleo ('on. Che ot “• now tomoiu Thnnue. Ono old U4jr. with enencetle bnt quaint erillcUm. tye ot hie • UUI. Mlnleun" "U’« T' there'. Utothin In't-mere hneere »b«* tblwoi that's Risen on llk» itor-«uil want, to weete their time reod n .boot .lc like. Beeldee. whnt keno he eboot the tyere ta Klnie. Hr', just ,ton ta*M“W bits hero rid there oot o tat he s heard ftherfuuk tdlta. He’s no old «nuA to line ony mind o’ sic things.’’-Now York Sun. Hfl5TINQ5*BrtNNER ------- AND------ ' N. I. TRIBUTEThe two papers for *1.10 per year. COOK. EROS ,______—' She Had Experience. Mrs. Lenox Hill-I wish you would 1st me have ten dollar, today. I want to do a little shopping. Mr. Lenox Hill—You are the most ex­ travagant woman in New York. If I were to dla before you you would have to beg ItMre Lena HUl-Hvmphl 1 h«v« to do that now.—Texas .Siftings. pLEASE come in / Wife (midnight)—Oool Wool Wakenp. There’s a man trying to get In. Husband (sleepilyi-Nunwnse! Go to Come in anyway S1 Wife (as a Inst resort)—-Maybe he’s got bill. Husband — Whoop! New York Weekly. and see our stock of W hare’s my gun.— goods. Out of 50,000 guesses cri'ablg cake of tioap on exhibition to Berlin only two were correct. The cake was a Mv.pmnker's ad­ vertisement and It weighed 1,122 pounds. We want to show you the best stocked A new cure for hydrophobia wns suc­ cessfully triad in the Pasteur institute at Milan. U constated of a subcutaneous in­ jection ol the virus in its “fixed form.” Th® Unit volume of the Waverly scrien appenn-d when Scott was forty three. He published his Unit lxx>k, “Ballads,” at twent y-flve._______ * j .____ A good dinner is one of the greatest en­ joyments of human life. Mero money ta u very inadequate compensation to a com­ plete 900k. ‘Y ; Every individual has n place to fill in the world, and is Important in some respect whether he chooses to be so or not —Haw­ thorne. ’ Hana Bach, the father of the Bach fam­ ily, was a baker. OvcriXWcrf his descend­ ants havj Im'cd famous ;ut musidnns. storein town, with STAPLE aofl FANCY ferneries. Also Cpockcry, Glassware, China and Lamps. Everything new and nice. ilAHSCS- VAN rtRHflN JUST LISTEN Ttkose Fine Soft Moccasins for til© BABY, 3Oc per Pair. , Emperor William has presented his mother with the grounds ami castle of Kronberg, a picturcvpie ruin on a hill facing her new palace. Seven dead and three injured men is the result of a disastrous railroad wreck which occurred at New Hamp­ ton, la. The accident' was caused by a An tatwease of 4 48,030 In the state tac fast freight train running into a conof 13»L and of 360,000 in 1892. That is ■ struct!on train. In |he caboose of the the record of imuawbuck economy In latter were 12 persons, and of these •six were killed outright, one has since Michigan. -died and three are seriously injured. ^yEhave a full line of Ladies’ folfshoes and slippers, also rubbers, spring heel and heel. Men's Socks and Felts witti rubbers to fit. Tho Celebrated Mishawaka KNIT BOOT. CALL and see us we will make it pay tyou. Remember that tin- Beauti­ ful magazine GOOD FORM'whieh we give ■ with $10.00 cash trade. | It "is greatly improved. A VESPER HYMN. TARIFF FIGURES. IMPORTS AftD EXPORTS >T DE­ TROIT .COMPARED. •The following table of imports through the port of Detroit, during the ynar ending J nogJO. 1890, shows the rvtaous competitionT>f Canadian farm­ ers 4S1 th those of Michigan, when eggs were free, aud tLeduty rth barley was ouly uu cents, potatoes 13 cento, horses 20 per cent, butter 4 cento and beans 10 cento; Barley. Potatoes. 40.965 ba. ffi.310 bu. MflnKM. Butter. tofaaa. 7,7271b*. RMAfibo. The following tables show how this compel km ivas cut off by the McKinley tariff lavr, which raised the duty on eggs to 5 cents, barley 30 cento, pota­ toes 25 cento, horses 30 per cent aud 330, butter <J ceadbs and beans 40 cento: _ TKABXTDIXQ JEXS 30, UBL Itirlty. * Potatoos. irSKdo*. laaitbu. Butter. AOWlta. Potatoes. 194 bn. Huntes. Butter. Beans. £2 aWslbv. a®ba. Here is an interesting______________ contemplation of the Michigan voter, taken from tlie records of the port of Detroit for the same fiscal years: TOTAL VAMM OFZMTOUTS. V«L PSI 1J*B ut laLie., .FLMUss tuu-e -1.3M-XI y-csK.ra i.tassiu ijtiaw ree P Total.. wtth machinery of American maka and »ni The actual figures, in the matter of state expenditures, interest the tax­ payers more than Democratic campaign statements about tconumy. Look at the following comparison of the dis­ bursements from the general fund for the several purposes specified during the fiscal years 18'Jl and 1892: 1BK. MIL Asylums...............................tnc.xfh ,M» RSLXn 13 50.023 31 Boards, etc 40.410 « 342.055 113 Colteara and school........ S Prisons aud refortnnto. Hen......... .*......................... 1W.943 50 UB.6L5 CD ’ tB.4IB.ai MM.4WK kia^Simneous. Expense* of s' crnmCut...... .-.•'■..•J •: _Salaries. ______ _ _______ 17 Taxes............................. —lull'd 36 •If the Democratic disbursements are running up like that, the people will'd® wAl to get rid of that party aa soon as the law allows. . , /S IT BARGAINS LOOKING FOR? The -Wrican cobra is regarded *>ms*b* LSRKB.Lrt fLrs3.au exaMAO PcrL-fHt of froa 43.ai 50.fi The Demoi-rats claimed in thecam­ paign of 1M0 that tiieMcKinley bill would ruirt business, — Draw near, dmwaear itad praise hint, This King all kings above! '.Thy love alone repays him. Whoso dearest name Is Lore. Draw near, draw near and bices If Ilfs be glad and free, ’.With grateful hearts confess bln Who gave that life to thee. ONE PRICE SHOE DEALERS. Draw near, draw near undo him. If sorrow bow thea down, ' 3>one, sorrowing, vainly sue him— Be bath worn Sorrow's crown. Draw near, draw near with woeplng, O bruised and mourning heart.’ Conxcucod thee to his keeping. Whose wandering child thou art. Undei wean If stained with jmllt and ala. He. pitying and restoring. , Shall bcal thy wounds within; Draw near, draw near h(a altar. Though faith itself ba find; Deep'st thou hb love ran falter, Thougb-tlilno bo cold and dead? T is getting time in the season for heavy underwear and, we have the LARGEST STOCK ever put in our store. We bought at the mills and have got it at the Undet wean I Brother, or friend, or atramrer, O child of God! draw near; Whate'er thy need, thy danger. ■ Behold a refngo here! . Xxraw near, knoel low before him. Lift. Uft thy heart above, And reverently adore him— T£L£*1’ Wh°'* D*m® la I>,Trl -Grace E.Channing to Youth’. Companion. JOBBERS PRICE Bomontora window placards noticed to London: “Oystera, recommended for fortifying the arstem Against influenza,’’ ' “Old artificial teeth bought for cosh.'* “Cfgarettee sold by weight." ’ ■‘Ccmnetiqae for th® taA^Naw York And no JOBBING HOUSE in the U. S. owns it any cheaper than we do. We have saved the Jobbers profit and are giving Our Pat­ rons the benet of the GOOD BUYING. We are selling it from 10 to 20 per cent, less than any other Retail House in the state can. Give us a1 call and examine the goods. "? wan‘.”.Mld kuo.n revernl years J nave been n dt-sluner In n «l»k bmw."-Ch»* Itertew. “ " Dolmatmn. or coach. <1or3 nr® said »n have been first brad in Dntamtta. Lnf tt- • Yours respectfully, E. W. nORRILL & CO ONE PRICE CLOTHIER5 �i ¥ Tl X’ 'S B*AWMBR«| OcIQbCT 13. ------ w VcOOK. tort-' Burglars entered the home of Mr. Pickle In lhe 2nd ward Saturday evening, by cut­ ting through the screen tn the front door. ’ mid turning the key by menus of a pair of nippers. About 470 In eash was taken. The money was concealed In a folding lounge aud a note far 850 that was with the money was undisturbed. Tbe burglary was no doubt done by home talent, nnd of­ ficers should make an extra effort to catch the thieves. POWDER Pure. Absolutely • It is the duty of anyone who may know of any clue to the perpetrators of thu re­ cent burglaries In this city, to report at once to the officer*. It Lt also the duty of those who suffer low to report at once, so that any clue that may bo left may be followed. Attempts are made nearly ev­ ery night to enter some house and.encour­ aged l»y success, they will probably be conlineed. Wake up officers and do a lit­ tle hustling. ’.'.ng powder. ■ -Latest Vnltod ; iEN YOU SHNTJSKWSE!! ■ . jour iirtkkial teeth •• n ..t.iixlme doUarfor , L.,:jrr. Veil can apply It • n.n<! n«» iruutrr If i .t’.l ii»lu flraiiy tn. the tr» inzctreamMaiwaa. Hl’SBAND.p. D.8. • Wlnte Cloud, I Michigan I ,L NEWS. k r . QIKCUL4TI0N • Thi- wes . 120 quires. ■4 for advertisemewta Tuesdays at latest to .. issue uf the week V ■ liMreirt r. :• -rs h in session. 1 • in the county to buy Lowry’s stallioc, will this winter. . isklDg n tulle in 2:04 cave a whist ••w fronds. i wrtr ■ rson Street uiilj! ?>a!>-on walking al-ut shooting that I ■ will be p'< aeed to apkte. compact. and ■ ty will Or: that of r finished. ' n ! Timet have Iwn lug paper, which frying mail l>rtween wilt be let. Inquire e i- making a great speaker" throughout < 4 art in demand. n<*ids thretf year old Dowagiac la*t week. :ive tn hustle next >t -tyles are arrlv'<• ui«| shop-worn 'everything fresh - Social Club save the .•<>n in Union Hall last to ell attended and a Mi 3. Th* ifc benafter and wilbn tetter ths: A«U ut .owtlyUm U< r.:nUni>.|ly «, th, UermK 1b Ihl, elty ud acute utc-, uro, OMW Io be lake, to pul a .too (o Item. When dnmkmam aid dlaontee waa pwlalKd more ureKl,. better order »a, prwrre.1- Let lawlmne., Ulcl dyUm«o nnponlabed ,ad boodloau be­ come pteoty, and are Odd kt lhel.- orerations. l/FjinktHyatt, a boy ahoit u years of age.' wax',performing on a trapeze -at the home of tienry Wlthey, In the first ward Monday afternoon, when he fell In such a way as to-break one of the bones In his right lee Dr. Lathrop was called and re­ duced the tracture, but It will oe tome time before he can get around without the use of crutches. » nt university at Ann Arbor the year with an attendance Barry county furnishes ' ‘indents at this celebrated ’■ -renal announces that • 11 t-- an tight page paper one cent The paper is M’fore In its history and opu’ar favor. This campaign has been a puzzle to all parties thus far. as regards lhe apparent lack of lirtcreat manifested by the people generally. No doubt a large portion of this seeming spirit of unconceni is due to the fact that crops have been backward, coni especially, and farmers have been busy, and are busy uow. ’But political matters have commenced to warm up somewhat aud soou the political pot will be boiling in dead earnest. It is well known that all aromatics are easily dhslpated by heat. Many of them will nut bear the boiling point of water without evaiwrating. Not observing this fact many cooks work to a great disadvantage. The finest flavor aroma of coffee Is quite volatile, and if boiled a minute after it comes up to 212degrees It begins to disappear, and this is why so much coffee is poor. As soon as the coffee jxjJ comes to a boil set it back Immediately. ' | • . A man with a family to work on a farm by the year. For further particulars ad­ dress "box 848,” Hastings, Mich. ! • ’. Hey. of Grand Rapids. Came Into my enclosure on the Geo. W:rau<l parents. Mr. and Gregory farm. Hastings township. Sept. - :;p>rt. put a pebble in her 28th. 1M2, a mare. Owner can have same •• at play. It took a by proving property, paying expenses and I time to remove it. • paying for this notice. 7T1>. Gko. H. C1.MMF.XC r. । ■ me of the atones for Dated, Sept. 28, 1822. ■ very fine. The pressed rerived yet and put work»:iblj. Work will be pu.li* For Ihi dedication eeromonle, ot lhe . the brick arrive. COInnUilJJeepoelttoo it ChleMO. the Chi­ ■ air. the fast three year old cago * Wool Mlehllt.0 Ky. .nd Detroit. toll tint i uMbj-C. K. Bidiac in Lansing A Northern IL IL will sell on ttib du ; •-•re lowered, his record to Oct. l«lh to 32nd, limited -tgreturn OcL <n Irvington. Ky., Mon­ 24th. excursion tlckFCT at on^and oneday. mat time in the fifth beat. third fare, for round trip. I M Gko. Df.H a.wcx, G. P. A. -•id of health has ordered 100.0W hiets on the prevention and can: u! ci...i, A few more hard fro* la Wight 10 free >-Jt all th? germs, but It will The Michigan Central will run a special down t<. jfei one of these pamphlets If you train to Grand Rapids Tuesday Oct. 25, leaving this city at 7:47 a. m. Returning, Ther, „.• wa$ a time In this city the special will leave Grand Rapids at fi »ben «qcu • autlrul .trln ot millinery p. m. arriving here about 7. Fair for SX',?'"’ •’ « For round trip only 80 cents. This will be nihmr „ Un. uMg0|0 HMMirX the the last excursion of the season and the '•«> •»" low rate should insure n big patronage. L. Gould. Ag’L it ,n t0- Iml'lJ!!"’ U» Charlotte Mr ewd „ <** ritluut,'; ,I‘ ■‘‘'■'“Hntfy numerous. It Is ^ntt’1hn;;:co°pcop,e werF on tbe I; hf, J,’.'.' "!’in,on ot ■ leadlogeourt: thjtc,. ., ' " wel1 n,R,‘ universal •‘tor th I’.n.'-r'1 ,U ‘a!fe DOtk5<J °r II* iwii. r ”r ""’rigsgee to exact from »latn< i ’ '"’KW* real estate an to th* । r,' ’ ’ ,1|f * k’”o<J an<* *»ffleient title . “'"•pmhZ?o;'ii,r‘"Uo" ***“ >• l»»M>ln;t'1‘ ll”r' •" • slrtnirenl t« the, v' " 01 ''«•"«« to mtoom. “’KUrnn .™ “ ln «'<• ,hw’ ehU.iI,n'\"‘'r'' l’4r'nl» tnow '.ktirii,,'""to il«»roltM oujht to fte h.’,|. i to toll diroctlon. tor c"lll’|y’ri...I, 1 bul •*u *toeruhito 11 111 projpceu High School. Wo have Just recovered from the fair, which accounts for our long silence. The school board were kind enough to give us two daya vacation. Some of tlie Litera­ ture class were greatly Interested In the fair Wednesday afternoon—Sept. Andrus of Nashville, visited ns Monday afternoon--Llt«?rnry this week Wednesday even­ ing. No admission will be charged— We were favored !mc week with several fine recitations and an exerclxt) with Indlan-clatM. by two ladles of Grsud Rapids, who wish U» organize an eloenllon class— One of our senior girls Utlnks that Bacon came to his death by Mperlmegllng as to whether snow would uca.o i a cl I k n as well as salt—Rev. GrigSby gave the Liter­ ature clast an interesting talk on the life and work* of Bacon—There are 13d en­ rolled now in the High School. No doubt tba euroll meut this winter will be greater MWa Alta R'.ekards is visiting relatives I In Middleville. ’ "Volaey Ferrin, of Allegan, was city last week. in the Judge Smith ta in Grand Rapids this week trying a case. OUR FALL NAD WINTER ATTRACTIONS WILL CAUSE A TURN-OUT ! ✓Hon, Jas. A. Swecrey was in Charlott on business Munday. Mrk co. Brown vhRed her mother in I Eaton Rapids last week?''-- Miss Euna Quinn was the guest of friends tn Allegan lut week. Vtulra Be tu*f was tn Woodland and W oodbury on bnsines* Munday, The opening taonths of a reason we shall make you all remember as We are going to do business with you because we have just exactly what you want, and our prices are simply irresistable. * D. L. Morth land, of Cedar Creek, was in the city Tuesday. Mr. and Mm. JI. L. Cook are vtal'tlng tcl|Uv<gi in Prairieville. . A REVELATION IN FINE GOODS AND FAIR PRICES. /Dr. Horner, of Lake Odessa, was in lhe city Thursday. HEN J BOYJ * QLOTHINQ, MTS XINb QENTJ’ FURNIJTIINQ QOObS v/Mrs. Willison Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Walter Buckhout in Toledo. . , . Our complete assortment insures perfect satisfaction in the selection of goods to sat­ isfy individual tastes. You will find our large stock made up entirely of goods that are trustworthy, serviceable and the best of their class. . . Dr. Willison, of Katun Rapids, was tlie guest of friends in this city last week. | Mrs. Anna Young has returned from an j extended visit with relatives in Dakota. • EVERYTHING : GOES 1 AT 1 THE 1 LOWEST 1 POSSIBLE : PRICE Mr. and Mrs. John Wheeler, uf Allegan, visited thelk daughter, Mrs. Ctiaa. Walter, last week. Come in and see how FAIR we will treat you, how well we will PLEASE you, and how much we will SAVE for you. ✓Mrad.uncs J. W. Bentley, P. T, Coigrove and W. IL Cook and Miss Gertrude Bent­ ley were In Grand Rapids Tuesday. /Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Smith returned to their home in Saline yesterday, accompa­ 1 nied by Mr*. A. Davenport ami little grand­ 1daughter, who will visit them for a short ।time. R. MUDGE & SON AN EDUCATION FREE. DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY? What The Chautauqua Circle OtTeri. IF SO A $ Saved is Better than $2 Earned And the way; to save a,dollar is to got a $20 dollar suit for $15 at ARCHIE McCOY’S ■' ’ to _give you $20 for $15, $25 for furniture and carpet room, Hastings. Midi. We . „guarantee . .. $18, $30 for $20 and $75 for $56 as long as our bed room suits last. We. mean business. Don’t miss gettting one. They must go Thej- are bargains. OUR CLOTHING STORE W came. "—Exchange. Th® Color qf th® Sky. The blua color of tho sky. Is probably merely thu color of the air seen through a length of aboufi forty-five miles. It has been observed by those who have ascended about fire miles above thu earth's surfme that lhe sky appears of a dark Inky hue, owing to the very small reflection and dis­ persion of ths light, while the hint color no longer appears above but below them. Similarly the blue color of distant hills is owing to the same cause—London Tlt- Tho goodness of tailoring in our Suits is the goodness of details. You may not know every item of it. A merchant tail­ or would. The double stitched edges, the soft points to roll short or long—he’d know what they meant to a suit. They’re the tid-bita of manufacture. $7.50, $10, $12. $15, $16. Blta. Tom Trumpbour ii one ot the quaintest, 11 beat hearted boot!men In lhe country,aaya n rini tor tn the Catakills. He's driven atages in these mountaiu.i for thirty-five . years, and his salient remarks on the “way women drive” would be worthy of being preserved In print nnd liberally given out, as are tracts, for the sake of misunderstood horseflesh. Tom only received twenty copies of that charming autobiography of a horee, •‘Black Beauty,” from mountain maids who know Low well he likes horse*. “They keep flshin with Hie lines,” says Tom, when giving pointa on the way womeirdrive. “They all think they’ve got n bite. A woman can’t help It; It's natural She's got a notion she ougbter git along faster, and she keeps n-pushing, a-pushing ;>n CLPTHIEJEfe. on the lines. "Hold yojjr lines taut In one hand; stum of your w-rfsts guldesyour horecsail right.” said Tom Trumplxnir, handling the ends of a bail of twine with the air of a pro-1 fvssor demonsttating a scientific fact. “And don’t bold your lines up so they will I cuff yer ears. Meet women do—and some I men too.” * ■ - ■ ITHIN it you are never clothed with faithless clothing. Among all the or­ dinary useful arts there has been no greater progress than in clothing. The progress has been practical, clothing is bet­ ter-better made, better styles, better quality-—cheaper: The fit; used-to-be Clothing Merchant has'nt found this out, and neither have some would be moderns; while with others, they are gaining.experience-— at your expense. The othermormng Jones turned up at the office even later than usual. Hla employer, tired of waiting for him, had himself set about registering thu day’s t ran tract Iona, usually Jones’ first duty. The enraged merchant laid Ids pen aside Very delib­ erately and said’to Jones very sternly in­ deed, "Jones, thia will not do!” "No, air,” replied Jones gently, drawing □ff hi* overcoat ns lie glanced over his eun ployer’s slionlder, "it will not. You hav< entered McKdrken’s order In the wrong book. Far Letter to havo waked till i " ' feu. Buyers Wake Up!—’Tis the Fall of ’92. Newman A. Fuller was in Grand Rapids Tuesday. In every community there are those wlm jfvCl the lack of mental training. Their , school days are over and Instead of pro­ i greasing as they should, nnd receiving the , mental stimulus that will enable them to t act their parts in life to better advantage, j and make the world so'much belter for । their having lived In it. they allow the cul­ The art of money getting, accairdlng to Jtivation of the Intellect to go by default. the late P. T. Barnum, is suminetl up The rules and formulas of school life arc hereunder: Don't drink; don’t lie kbore !soon forgotten and In time they are sur­ your business; don’t mistake your vocation: Iprised. In picking up old books, at how they really know, compared to what select the right location; avoid debt: per- little 1 severe; whatever you do. do with all your ’Kas mice within their grasp. To such might: depend upon your own personal jpeople, and to all who desire a better know­ of the world, we most heartily recexertions; use tbe best tools: don’t scatter ledge 1 jour js-wers; be systematic; read the news- <commcnd taking the courses as.laid down papers; lieware of oujslde operation: don’t 1by the Chautauqua movement. In this endorse without good security; advertise ’movement education tn any special dlrwyour business; be polite to jour customers; 1tion it Dot aimed at. but instead u^ood. understanding ut moat every sub­ be charitable; don’t tell what you are go- general { ject. This year the history of Greece, the Ing to do, aud preserve your Integrity. Greek course in English, treating of Greek Thomas Casey .was arraigns} .before j w‘riu?rs andwritinus the \tiplomatlc n-laJustiee Henry yesterday on complaint I .iof —the I•>’— »• with « other countries. -----------. aud ....> lions . S. of Edward Greenfield, charging him many other topics are treated of that give with tire larceny of a coat in June last readers in this course a very good general from the barn of Goo. R. •Burnham, . I understanding <>f every thing trrated of. It , lAke avenue. Mr. Bumtian) lost a j Isn’t expected by any means, tl.nt anyone single harness on tne same night the , will bt able to repent their lessons "by cost was taken. Greenfield Identified heart" as is often done In tlie school room, a coat Ca«ey was wearing yesterday us j .noy Is particular attention paid to minor the missing garment, but the latter de-1j details, as at wbool. the hi!? aim being to nles the roft impeachment, nnd his case get a good understanding of everything is set for trial Thursday next at 2 o’dock treated of. It takes four years to complete a. m.—Battle Creek Journal. Wonder if the course, each year being iakep up with this ii the Tom Casey who has given the new studies entirely. At the end of that officers of this county so much trouble? time a diploma is given thus*.*, whose lesIn the Grand •Rapids A Indiana car sods have liecn satisfactory. ,\<-t more than shops In the south yard* at Grand Rapids lone houPper day. is required to get the les­ sons for the meeting which Is held some I stands a tine nrw 'ncomotive, un one side i{(stated evening during the werk. The of wbich'are these words: "Valley City ji , cottne is not hard and is within the grasp Railroad.’’ The engine is a perfectly equi;»ped pa.yvnger engine. The funny of anyone acquainted with the English' thing is thaVthe railroad is one of Jerry language and does not require particular Boynton’s and is as yet on paper. Some i previous education- The course was de­ especlallf for those who arc busy lime ago Mr. Boynton visited lhe Baldwin ‘ signed through the day and who haveiwendenied locomotive works in Philadelphia and ne­ the advantages of a hlghet rdueution. Bj gotiated for the engine. The Baldwin these the couf-e should be taken, nnd the people understood that the road wns built Chautauqua circle In this city will gladly and was being operated. Tbe locomotive was finished aud sent on to Grand Rapids, welcome any and all visitors who are think­ ing of taking up the work, at their meet­ and an engineer for the road followed to ings, a program for which Is always pub­ set the machine up. What was bis sur­ lished In the city papers. The total cost prise on arriving in Gran0 Rapids to find for the books, and membership fee does there was no such railroad as the Valley not much exceed, if equal S7.0U per year, City. IK? raised a row and thoL_company and the course Is so divided that two or was secured. Tbe engine is worth at least tnree peraons may use the Mme set of 810,000, and is a remarkable machine. books, which after being used will be an ornament to any library. who!. Ml. re PERSONAL MENTION. V P. A. Sbeidoo wu In Lake Odessa Tues­ day. i �— GROVER DIB IT. s The Golden Gaves i, di, til. ol ME OFFICIALLY H «»• ttm~* paper writer, M- QUai> that will soon be ptblished !> IN THESE COLUMNS. for Hidden Treasure. 8 AN EXCLUSIVE TREAT FOB Jt Readers of ibis Paper. OHP ” 5noKE> ' NO. 35 Michigan Central ALWAYS THE SAME “ The Niagara Falla Boule." *“ ALWAYS THE BEST gs Ift 5 MASTWAUD. Hastijcijs.......... . Stations. , FORCE CLL So much has l>een said about the re­ fusal of the Democrats to give any tactics to re-elect himself. recognition to tbe G. A. R. at Washing­ ton that it may be interesting to know just what the cold facts are. An inves­ tigation shows that the house appropria­ tion committee made no appropriation for or recognition of the event in framing the District of Colombia appropriation ' [Special Correspondaocc.1 Wiinwo’os. Oct 3.-Another Dem- bill. Nor did the house itself do so. After the bill had been passed in the cerotic Idol h*» tUUn. Dumocratic "campaign issue has been house President Harrison, seeing that destroyed. And this^too, by Mr. Cleve­ no action bad been taken on that subject, sent a message to congress calling at­ land himself. . Tho Democratic party has certainly tention to the subject and suggesting been unfortunate'fn its issues in this the desirability apd propriety of reason­ catuttaign. Its tariff tone was destroyed able aid for a proper entertainment of by a member of its own party—Labor the men who saved the nation. [out The senate appropriations committee, Commissioner Peck. Its wildcat cur­ VAX' rency issue was destroyed by members acting upon the preaident’s suggestion, of its own party innumerable, who de­ reported an amendment giving $100,000 nounce it unsparir<ly. And now -its. for this purpose. Senator Cockrell im­ last and only remaining issue, the force mediately moved that tbe amount be you. bill, has been destroyed by Mr. Cleve­ paid exclusively from the revenues of the District of Columbia. This' was land himself. It came about in this way. Some voted down, the motion, however, re­ wretched person with a good memory, ceiving 17 votes, of which 16 were cast who had listened with amusement and by Democrats and Farmers’ Alliance amnaetnorit to the plantive wails of the members—nearly all of them from the Democracy about the force bill, suddenly south. When tho bill went into confer­ remembered that Mr. Cleveland, while ence, however, the house conferees' in­ president and a candidate for re-elec­ sisted upon placing the Cockrell amend­ tion, not only authorized, but absolutely ment upon the bill and on also cutting ordered for his own benefit, the enforce­ down the appropriation to $75,900. This ment of the very force bill features of was combated by the senate confereee, tbe t£en existing law. about which Dem­ and the bill wns hung up in conference ocrats uro now so much agitated. for weeks. Thia discovery has been the political The house conferees, with the weight That more ills result from an Unhealthy Liver than any event of the week, it was as touch of of tho three-quarters Democratic house behind them, were able to carry through a bombshell in the Democratic camp m other cause-indigestion, Constithe Peck report a few weeks ago. their proposition, nnd the senate con­ pation. Headache, Biliousness, was It take# away tho last leg the Democrats ferees were obliged to yield and permit aid Malaria usually attend it. hod to stand on. Tlie three issues upon the entire burden to be placed on tho Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator which they Were making or attempting district The Republicans in both houses is a vegetable specific for Liver to make their fight in this campaign spoke and voted ulinoet solidly against Disorders and their accompany­ were free trade, free banks, free frauds tho proposition to place the entire bur­ ing evils. It cures thousands at tho, polls. Curiously every one <if den on tbe district, saying frankly that has been knocked out, and that, the people of the nation would not only why not be one of them? Take them by Democrats. But tho most dis­ willingly bear a share of the expenses, Dr.'Sanford's Liver Invigorator. too. tressing thing is that the distraction of bnt esteem it a favor to bo permitted to Your Druggist will supply you. the last one of those issues left to tho do so. Tho only result of their efforts, party should havo come about through however, was to get the total appropria­ an official net of tho party’s own candi- tion finally fixed at $90,000 instead , of j date while he occupied the White House. $75,000, us urged by the house conferees. And this he did with the puqibse ot re­ ------- I electing himself presideut of tho United Do yx»u Know? Eb POWER!’ LTHE CHILDREN'S COUGH CURE' |»£ |£« Ej Kt, IwilipThfi a liali l» Sa Its GfirtR IN THE WXSTWARI). HAsrnrae.....'... M. A. GILLMAN, Local Agent, Hast! ugs U. 5 I I time Table.- ’ In effect Seirtember UMi nrortuaroulw-rojqroM and the enit’. »*nroi H AltO Elmdale Clarksrl.'ln iAke Odessa Woodbury Sunfield Mulilk'-ti Grand Ledge ' Lansing Detroit IH 11 w A M Howard City Ed ii icre Stan toa Joula ■ Grand Ledgj i;Si । ‘ ■jt'M; Idowir *1 M? Detrolt lAn*lug 10 v. Grand Ledae Mulliken KUDfirtid Woodbury, LakeOttosa Ctark*TlHt> Elmdale Alto McCord East Porta Grand Rapid.* QWC^c®. PECKHAM'S CROUP REMEDY suuom. USED democrats and the Cl Thrilling Adventures of Seekers f — tIFJ ------------ -,. 2™°******" | -ii »> w >■' Portbuui J?U1B A City A.. ' ”t v, 10 Lr Howard Ar (outa " Btanton I’. M. a.m.~ | Lvl ; 3M » :o 3 M on’£?3d*r'OtlP:r5 *e'k '1‘>' d*yu*lDS bet’ll n '.rand Bapida and Detroit. Heats 28 cetn., k oo night wata*. Connection* rnide m Vnlon Mulnn. Grand itapia* »uh t£ GHTCAUOa W»T Mb’Hb.A.V lfvin-v-J,» CHICAGO Aeo TH* WlWT AM. A, OOW, MAMMTnt.TllAVHl»k ( ITT, £p< 0*5] 1IM. Cmabuvoix axu BtTMM.r, y*^rit" route to theaummer roorts of nurth-rn Mb-ft.. drains leave Grand Kapld* for i'li!a*-<. . • » a* : !■ A, „< ... ’ A O Leave ton-Manistee and lhnr>. < i;v , M.ands xP. M. Mare tor ctatriexotx and Petoskn u a Parlor can. on day trains and night trains to Cbk-ago. Aik our agents fori further par. write to Grohgk DKHAVXM.CetiTraNi'r tg't P ' । States. The facts are these, and they are very interesting: The so called “ force bill simply propoNt-d to extend to small towns । and country dbtricts of the United ' States tlie law which has been in force ’■ for years through which United States marshals and supervisors of elections, j I km I I I Office at FORDS’ HOTEL, TUESDAY, NOV, 8. One day only. | DB. HOLMAN S. HUMPHREY. . T.«V" of London, now of Chicago, with a BRANCH OFFICE at , ETIL1LSIDALE. ^TTOET. Has visited this Countv/oach month for tho past six months, and during these visits has examined and prescribed for hundreds, and effected many of the most Wondorftxl Cures ever made in tho State! Xsk your friends and neighbors about Dr. Holman S. Humphrey. There is scarcely a neighborhood in the county that has not had the benefit ot the doctor’s wonderful skill, and rarely a family which has not hud one or mure of its ineutwrs snatched from death and restored to health after all hope had been given up and the family physician pronounced the-Jase incurable. If afflicted do not fail to consult this most eminent physician and surgeon. All examinations, consultations and advice free. ’ i‘ ' * it MERVIXE. enforce order and prevent fraud in any city of 30.000 inhabitants or more in elections for congressmen or other United States officials The recent discovery, which has created such a panic in Dem­ ocratic circles and taken away tho last vestige of an •‘issue.” was the fact that President Grover Cleveland, on tho ap­ proach of the election of 1888, when ho was a candidate for re-election for tho presidency, issued to Attorney General "Pun Electric” Garland, under date of Oct. 5. 1888. the following order: general ch&rgr and direction of the execution of tboatututcauf the United Statci touching the appointment* of *utwrvi*ors of election* and • per tai deputy marshal.*, nnd tbe perforniaxicoof thelrolutire nnd their compcoretlota *u far a» iIiom.' subject* aro by the con»titutlou and law* coder lhe supervtalon and control Although the doctor is in many cases coniof thu executive branch of the government. hta wb'-l- 'Ims tn tho lre«tm»tit ut chrotiic or.il pelted to nae expansive instruments and lor g »<. 4 and aargirnl cmh given Yours truly. Ghovkk Cl«vki.a»d. npbj i doctare and jironmin.-vd iacanibir. chatnteals in making analysis, microscopic Immeiliatcly afterward this letter was ho dt-Aim* to »ne. Dr. llnmi’Lrey has h*d and other scientific • examinations, yet hs i.<-*riy 1.0UO enrol in the State uf Michigan, wbll" tent by Attorney General Garland to hi» pationtH all told in Uinn<«<it*. Wfeconaln. IIUnited States marshals: •innta, Alabama. Georgia, Tvnnreeee. Ohio aud be a part of tbe physician’s duty to ascertain Indiana, havo been fnlly five tlmra that number; SlK- lu pursuance of a letter of the 8th Ibmu tho patient's true condition without expense nearly tvro-thirda of theee ttfiiorert were given up from tbe president, directing the attorney to the enflomr. Whenever and wherever Dr. m hopelroe Invalid*, aome to be blind, aomodeaf. general totaku charge of tho “appointment and other* a prey to acrofnla, chronic kidney d aHumphrey decides to locate a monthly visit of »prtdal deputy marshal*, the performance Miee, conanmption. deatrnctive female tronblro. of their duties and their comprusatiou. to. Among otbere, hundred* of children hopelcealy getlier with the compensation of supervisors," defonnod. But behold now many of them **-e asking a question. bo tolls the invalid what and hear.while nearly all aro replfly being enrol at the congrordnnal election in November ■the trouble is, and the prospect of a core, The doctor i* rarronnded wi h tbe fin«»t "tid and mart wonderful of all he values Ids first nest, your attention is directed to the pro­ moat extent I v* oolieeiion of inatretnruuavor im­ impression anil first look at a patient more vision* of t!tlen.it and 9k chapter 7, title 70 of j ported to thl» vountrj- for examining and tre.t. than all ehwjtud Dr.Humphrey is never mis­ lhe Rev t*ed Statutes. Under sections 2.03 : Ing all forma of chronic allmentoof the head.fare taken In bis diagnosis In any cs»". , and 2,!fit Revised Statutes you have power to ' »»e,ear,throat,noee,cb«M.t. lang*, tout, *tfimnch. The doctor’s methods differ markedly [mm liver, •ploen. kidney*. ta ’ Wel*. reproductive or ­ keep the peace, protect supervisors, preserve the general practitioner in all r.-a|MM-ta. gan*. urinary organ*, brain nod nervou* »y»tem. order, prevent frauds and enforce the law ta .Following the plan of St. George's Hospital pualyaia. rhenmaliam. afek headache, backache, of Loudon, he registers evsrv particular as towns of m,000 inhabitants and upward. Yon tumor*, growth*, joint di*cn*ee.p!lee. bip<il»mae. i to the patient's physical condition and men­ should make yourself familiar with the st a trciatica, ekiti diaenace, ulcere and every form of tal atata. Ths condition of each orgsn, l<u ntce referred to and ace that they are under­ wenkanM of either male r.r female. cation of any and all diseased parts, and stood by your deputies, who should be discreet The doctor'* epecifia imdlcinre rre *tmight whet her sympathetic or organic, together th>«dtaraiM-d'organ, nnd can bo plnlolv felt at mon, imprereed with tho Importance of an honest franchise. Ktoa *ro readily competed and tlie restoring Tho manner of discharging these duties by , w. -»• ’reruns in action, yet ngrr.. wun tne inner uoityoureelf and your deputies is largely left to otetady or child. d» not reduce thestrenirih.a' 4 your discretion. In matters involving ques­ : ean be a»d wi til* at th" usual occupation, a* ninny patients still able for hard work an«l cl-*< tions of taw you are directed to consult the attention to basincaa are often slowly.sarolv, y> 11 of specific mod id i attorney of tho United Slates for your dis­ iineomwiwidy dying, knowing themsrlvis ill.yoi of ths body, nnliki trict for needeil Information and advice. It 1* ■1«4Hved Into n IiiIr- e-curity, they nioen.si!:.>,*■■ Utumud that the duties can lx> performed and c ut eff the muter until the ear.- i r>-ii<t-r<>l without Infringing upon the rights of any incnrabl**. The doctor «arne>t)y reqn-etanil pw. approximate timo and expense of trentmeat. dtlaen in a manner that shall bo firm, nnd at '<1 vroold here point oar thonttsr d*!a*l<>n the same time free from any unnecessary dis­ ■> tmsli any n play of authority, it is uot expected that it’d « 0'mhI c< toff*- th* fact that they have suffered fur super risers ami deputy marshals will receive Handle* if the pntienl Cures After All Others Fail. compensation for more than five days’ service, and they should bo so informed. Within ■ Delay* aro Don^arou*. tills limo all can be done, it i* thought, that ought to be. You need vigilant men, who aro By reason of fal»o *“.c r-«U* car tod are kept in U-n<kanre I in*i<!|(>n* malulle* M. r’nc,>L*c-t..a* of their tru.« condition. consdeutiou* workers, and nSoUters. t£,’£ow tZil bd? a^ to-rot of th. dead), of tho iterioa* result* which certain Military and indiscreet prect ii-*^i>r>~< It is thus shown from official records (ungn fastening upon some vital organ, *»a«r or tater(«. due*. Three vice* if poratatod In eventually utnlenninn the eouatitn-1 t*riy dreiroy Ui*m aule*» re*oue«l br n »kllli«l b«?j- Are rffllctedf that Mr. Cluvoland, while president, or­ Ymir c**e may b. easily cnroblo now. but reinembi-r. ayery moment «■( tion. Induce nervon* dobilit;- nnd early deciur. omnia wn*kn«**. pre:m>hire of th* manly pirnr**;*. in voluntary lore of vital fiohl*. general dered his subordinates to use, in tho nrarlect brings you noarer th* day when un ineuiauis *tago may *ap*r. taro T"n‘. when die m<»t »killfnl physician can render yon no aMtotanoo. prnatratl«n, and oft tint"* iabeciHty and chronic epilrper. Of all maL I election in which ho was himself a can­ ■uiicar.ffliciinrmankludthrrata probably nunc almnt which th* com 1 Die family dertor in uvnrrn. practice kuvwi M* little, yet nn rafierem ' didate, the very laws to which his party n ’< d tho attenti'in nf tho expert-nrol *t>eei*li-t tn-re than tbr«*. u». h«<e I A Life of Experlenio aud Opportunity. is now bo strenuously objecting. The ta mlnkler to a dUuMM b-.ly, n <H*«aaod mltxl, and imecinn.1 Dr namulirey’* anrire life ha* been devoted to tho study and work .wa have tilted with morbid rlrain- nnd frorful approhetirinn*. Dr. Hr.m., so called force bill, about which Demo­ nf hi* profewum. and is rich in pnu-Hcal experienceia ho*t>ilal.dtonon- tion* tihrcy'* nnparallokd rnecct* with tt>i-»e nofnitni:»t»w ariree not ooh I •ar* and private practice, and many of th* Uulv wonderful th lug* ly imr rrooi crats aro howling, was tho very essence tl-° tot cf tint moat *cientifir. and specific inedirudLm known ni'b«r: .■?. my} d<>o*. if told, would nnd tnuro ilk* >i<-tion than sobertrnth. in Un* or any other country, batata’ tu th* fact of lb" direct Irflncnro' of tho net which Mr. Cleveland ordered In "h’l irr-.1t hnaoitaJs of Earape Li* opportunitlta h-arrtlwn »ec.>r.d to of htafpoR ’ -rtol w-.li upon tho rertilto mon ‘ m l drpre*-|nn aiwaja found Do ilviSmsn'.rm^o:jy*i>.Tat h* h- titoitowMy tr-r-LJ «,.! hU his subordinates to enforce for his won in *noo eita-w, b> which be:* ucijjlrd t > iatu».> n port < f hia«>wn ’ W-nry vttfwa ot life, diroas*. *to. are *o broad and c>*m >p-b< -n that '.k-i n into t'.i-ir b’lpolo** livre. Were n<>t alt Mj«‘h cm. a t.”|.l In th* m »»t a*, re-olection. This is all there is to the or a Vaidmbllt in railroad bnsim^s, he k*rp* fate., ft end ovw- nn-d confi l?nro th" doctor could print k-tt*ra from thuUMod* of ernit^ i’aito tho entire medical world constantly. Tho m ' t 31- K-u.nif'. fui t.-.tient* who Ihave been ennd, nod are today period m'oa. i.hjatag'ij force bill bugaboo. It was simply a pro­ ■Wrchuw, I’Mtear. Koch, Brown Beqnnni. M. Bergrou. b-tln-tgili. Hr. turn tall r. DImimo or <h tallty of the repniJurtivi' ri'gatia of ►i.l-wr posed law providing for an extension to icud etc aic wi la.Tiiltar to him iU to Uiamrelvei, and while ever rendy ar.d »< ’ X rapidly dretn.ye U,« enirgiea of both burly and mind, n.L* U* »trn ‘uTgwp and retain a fact he hold* fast to old friend* teoncii.usly, »nd of ita rLjiticity. dim* the bright eye. tmlea tho ch**k. devehina coward, country district*, on the petition of citimakes new ou*» onntionsly. experteuc* having long since proven that ice, and often dentroy* Hi* bt -glded intelloct. Tl.o r» nrortuotitu iu-c. xens, of the law already in force in the on* -id truth well applied to worth a dozen oonjectnre* however plausi- j Hon to th* mtdnepritu: « f antmr.l life—nreearro It nt all krnnii, ‘ cities of 20,000 inhabitants or mqftj. What did the force bill really pro­ I.atest Dlaoovaries'and Improvements’ Urea* in Minto imp ntant orgau or organ* and um vous d<d>ltily, ak<* Mr prostatitis, r ihaatoken plMC* a* to affec.t th,» proper fnnotlon pose to do? It proposed to extend to tho andalluriwitodisoaMM.xl.etherfrom W Dr. Humphrey ta the only physician who of aald org-in and finally break down tho actual rioocolo bubita ot youth ot m-xonI cxc.«. -b « country districts, where fraud is now a hn» bad the special advantage of European structure itoelf. Er*n in rom* claw when thia imprudent midu.-orrars. crany canre ilixt i|.Lilit U. £ hnsuital studtee in microscopy of the blood ho* happen'd unurual tiill may atop the de­ in theswtni.1 laud Suns speedily and tMtaaneai- Tj matter of common occurrence, practic­ and titanea, who carries with him a full line structive OMmUofi, »tay tho inroad* of tho dl»- ly cured. Cjmsultutlou frvw and strictly cor. <T ally the same law which Mr. Cleve­ of icstruments and apparatus for .making orer. and u!vo th" pxtii-nt n comfortable aud nee- fideatial. Absotuta cures cuarm.tixd. H . cl strictly scientific examinations of tho various fnl iifOther own. tf nvglMted, after pureing risk incurred. land ordered enforced. It proposed to l^iturva and eecret lens ot'the body, M the a curtain Uiure, die in *nito ut all that skill can Kn Icrny or Fitssclmtifically troati’dnhd J make false registration or interference onne, blood, dtacharins of any kind, catarrh, do. II*nc- <t t* not onirdangorotu tode'ay.bnt al secretions, etc., etc., whieh-examinattons ofttim-* criminal, tor moat all of n* live for posnlvcfy cure! by a fiever-fidllng ittHbnd. p with regirtration a crime; it made am now considered indtapynslble to a correct •hoao w« lure, fur more than fur chtMlre*. and P*is..ns unsktllfulty U>xt«<t hr igr,nr. H keeping false poll lists n crime; it made dlagnoeis in all forms ot obscureand chronic Hi* a crime ngainat three to neglect careelve» ant ptetMutara who k»**p trifling with tkain H -‘i-rrr— As very few doctors on tai do the until premature death cl--»tj the iceuo. mouth after m<ml», giving notaonous and in- ; • election bribes and ballot box stuffing a largo cities are thus prepared with costly out­ jurions compound*, elurnld cal! usd to ihii DLaonaet uf Women, fit of microscopic uml other SMooti U fnstradoctcr. Ci i ballct boxe* to 1)0 wonts for making n’t.-ictly firat-clsaeduigno- Such m havo baffl.d the akill at oil other physi­ placed In plain tight of votora, aud the Wonderful Cure* by my Improved Mr-iIi- M ois in many cases, tint afflicted would do wall cian* itml llwlr reiurdice. Dr. Humphroy i;aick)v willful d.rf., in those boxes of HtegH. willful placing core*. .Ulcere tamnre, fibroid and polypoid bidfy. prwmntnre daoitns «.f manly powem. H growtlm cored without the ure of the knife ur and kindred affertlm*. which havo ta-on ballots a crime; it made improper ma­ E. can*tic*. N<> catting, nc pein, no danger. tactwl <>r OMklUfnlly treated. N*. rxpe I. R nipulation of ballot boxes or ballots n meets or failures. Petto Is treated by mt ii crime. And that is all. That is tl • aud m-xiimnre rent by ixpnn. person ,! l-'l Q:L-k. •..idoJo’H and certain care for impotence consultAtiou prefarablc. We guarsutae cui*. f; law which President Cleveland orderv his subordinates to enforce to aid in ’ own re-election, and it is the nroB<» ’ aw, or smpoctad kidney .ffeetlnn*. w-mld.’-. well law so extended as to be available! J1* ,Humphrey • irermoneat nd.bro* ( hica*,. Hi owing to tho lent* number of patients in Southern Mie^and Ohio, be has located a branch office and di*peu*ary at Hiltodato. Michigan, where *11 totter* from <hl» amtiMi land, lupporten w,n> howling un' U1?)r ’dot ono of th, Ian oSc . acts of their MUof thtir candhlgt, —- ■ - — its principles. BK3 K. 0, P. ACSTW. DR. HOLMAN S. HUMPHREY win IBvlLk HUE BMKinC HR.M»LES>NERVINE There to nothing like tbe RESYORAT1VS Headache, the Biuoa. Norvous Prostra­ tion, Sloeploeenesa, Neuralgia, St. virus. Danoo,Flte and Hysteria. Many i*ridaas DR. MILAS’ MED ItAL. CO., ElkHart.lnd. TRIAL BOTTLE 1 BEE. Where*.* default has hern made tn Uwipaif met it nf a certain Indenture *•< mort^n:’ suile and executed bj Clement Higdon. Hires. Jackson county and stMe of Mlctii.- "! L ilyr Covert, of Farmer vlltatfe. Sen. > roir r. and state of New Yota. N apBg date Hit •• eny ot September. A. l». and rrwrd-%; lu lln regtater »l deeds offler Of Harry cuuii’.tut. ! State of Mlehigan tn llneri X of inortimevi on wm fiC^ontbe first day of iOct<*1>rr A. I» 1ST4 .c wlileb mortgage tliirv taetajm-d I” !t due and unpaid at ibe date of; thi* r du > lhe suk i> eifiOt hundred amlnlusfy five dotlui nieirdty ’mounting Io *300.000,000 have One more tariff triumph. A dispatch from Alliance, O.. announces that Wal­ lace H. Phelps, editor of tho Alliance Daily Review, a prominent Democrat in. times past, and candidate for congress against Governor McKinley on the Democratic ticket in 1880, has renounced the Democracy >nd comes out for Har­ rison and Reid. He gives as his rea­ sons that he has become thoroughly con­ vinced of the great benefits accruing to the American people by reason ot tbe protective tariff system tempered with reciprocity, and advises those who do not believe that American manufactur­ ers’ workingmen should be brought into competition with tho poorer paid labor­ ers from Europe to veto the Republican ticket ■ . or tn rmilty baring Lvin tzciut.d:» said d«-bt oranyipkrt llt< r»>if Now, tbrrefor-j.by vljtm- th«- i> ”V entital *d Inaald rourtpu-r. nnd.tli"*! itaA case n:*i!r aud previuni. no’lrj.iron that on I’tida* tb«* ’4h dsy A. D. IMG. al uuao'rlocH lu ’-b’’ alt’ r"‘{< Ttwl •ell al public a wffian. tt> the bains : ------ — the north front door onteo court I ata* city ol HaMiSpi. itbat- tednu the -’Xe where theclruuil court tor Barn <--i:dy ’Miu.meu). the premises described l* smd nwrt; it-jAor »o much thexeuf a* maV be urce*»a:v to uiy tne amount due ou; said inorvaj-v. with ..<rn:ug Inter—:* add all lepd roM' UdHiber withan alterne} k tee ' bt ItreidvR.c d^.A:* cvvrnant«M for therein, the vr»n>^<, .it'i'M rewritol m said rewifctare u‘ alt t! .i ed one halAilthe nuclhwe»t quart’ r nr . u- *’jw east iimuscr of secliob thirty «<-<• •' t’-wo three (3) aorth ci range Seven (7- w< •• .'-i;talDlng forty acres uf tend more < i U-" tbo fotiswing promise^ beginni: t •* *tale •tatodlng south twelve chain* tweta-« am.’>nehaU IItms from a stake, slxtreu riHiiLsanu thirty inks west ftv« .|U»rter.-d..w« i riaeen srerUoaathirty *•□ airf thirty ■:.«&<• »£«• toWDv ihonce wbst eleven chauta .«• » I*”1 tiMnre south scventrendcgrei-. '.vi-J1’ aud fifty IlnksAo a white oak ir -e .lies-' ‘inevsnty nine degree*, met twtonty fivoUnks to a post, ttonre i ‘-; chains and Mtj Unk* 1” II:■ loiteUicr with all the right of Ijnae- ';il ,u ,, patty of tbe first part i,<.w : tbs above four half acre loft a«retof-'n' < re -ro to Hdeker. Scott. Buebauia x!«i • • ■dtunttf m the rouuly ot, Darn «■'' '' “c Michigan. Datod July ifth. Wi Jamm Wbkaton, Attorney for Mortice. Are the Democratic soldiers going to vote for Cleveland because tbe chief spokesman of the Democratic convention and platform, the Louisville Courier­ Journal, denounces them and their wounded, sick, helpless, aged and infirm comrades as— Looters, Perjurers, Coffee coolers, Robbers, Camp followers, Agrarians, Red nosed patriots, Thieves, Loafers? —Madison Courier. i ata ji'fa” ''°“d ,h” communities. rhUe bill Won, preaidant. Bishop, now Ora R*Uu Arnold, a , .. Notice is hcrefey d»» th»t 1 pubUognfitlcm to tbe higher .-a tho 2lst day ot October. A. -V 1 ’ o'clock In the forenoon at th" lw...»t< 'u?, rooms. In the CHy of HasUniw. lo th* * Barry, in the Bute of Mlchtan:>. y'.u tieence and authority granhd • w u» soooud day •! Bepwmber, A. i>. Probate Com of Banr county. Mk-mthe estate, right, title and talen t » minors of, tn and to the real’^.if -■■ >■j; being in tbe County of Bam. 1 ' Mleblgan. known .and deseriiH 'i to-wtt; Tbe undivided uno tewnti quarter tbo Mithwostquarter ot tlie »uui i< .. north of section thirteen (Ut). sown n", range nine19). west.Barry eoum> Dated. Sept 2nd. A. D..MW. ADMINI8TIUT0K s ’■Al l In the mailer of tbe estate afSarau-. «tereM«l. . . * .......itnti’iit*£Witififi to Vwby A , ,J ft&ylic auction, to th? tiii;tie*t bltW<>r. H the «h day of Novenmer. A. D o'clock In the forenoon, st the burr ''1 the bate Samuel Brckey on "iborwiX after doacrlbod in Um „t In me County of Barry. In tbe !’!al‘L£,., i nTtne portont to license mU autiwrlfy fcrant* d te on the ninth day of\i;\ iuiiM. SaTnoEite Court ot Harry toumy. Sltbesotate,right, title and lut«esl ™ of.’ te wd U> the real £‘$$“5 and betas in lhe County of Barn. In |t, Miohlgan. known and tiroenbed » •’"<'* .^u 5u Tli htilnt u»«s“'•*,'£S» UMel.SwU.. AP..W. Swi’ISO"'- i; �tatuce.arr using tfee-aJally paper* Ao aeare growmdato the Udief that potMoes are go'.ng tc bepienU«rand cheap. The fact Is then* la considerable »b>ck in mar­ ket, which no qpe Maltes to -buy 4n anv quanUH-.^th nrnatiy from Ute south. Good late potatoes «re.-gohig to be scarce, and val«M£ will be bale hlxb nil the year. Stories ahaiit big sUiek* and tow prices should be'footed upon with suspicion.— Mich. Farcer. riA^ ""Thor J- October »3» l8^JR c°oKvP>*‘>, r^,,*f \ . xTCBAJl.BP^rX th-s reuit Our eotrxprislng townsman. J.,W. <teb<*' ck. has jtst comptetcdA double harness for Anron U-onard that *k a dandy amt >no -mistake, it h undoubtedly the mo»t ex-P-nsIve hamw« ever cmwteucten in Harry -county and wsl 3350 50. 01r lewmard will use this hantess on his celebrated span nf trotter* (tint drove already made Probably lu rite near future<tbe clllwns <X Barry county will have an opportunity of witnessing n race between Mr.- Mitchell*** team with a record of •’ KO. a»J Mr. Leon-: arA*. 2.29J^. Ao egcitlug time .may be txpeeted. ? pcwple know. X ,4 !:• u • u a ;vt andCiusiuly T » X~>C9~S3 ueJ at • - Railroad Stalion. Relet io "lESH PENROD * CO., GOSHKN. UNIX LICHT Y has !>O •res the pitron] k- is worthy v. ill serve the sonably. 1 Rcpubllcaos of Delton. Freeport and I Assyria and vicinities will havetlieprlviI lege of listening'to Hoti. J. IJ. Brigham. ; of Ohio, known oh ••The Buckeye Farmer.” Monday, Tuesday and WcdncMlty even­ ings respecUvely. of next week. Mr. Brigham 1s an able man. u deep thinker, and nn earnest speaker. Probably Hon. 11. F. Thomas, of Allegan, nominee for congress from thin district will accompany him. Mr. Thomas is a man of sound judgment and a safe man li» any poeitlon that he may occupy. Turn out republi­ cans and everybody aud listen to Farmer Brigham and your next representative in congress. The fourth reunion of the 7th Michigan cavalry will be hold in Grand Rapids Wed­ nesday. Oct. 19th. A history of the regi­ ment during the war will be given, aud tjome Interesting addresses will be deliver­ ed. Rosters of tbe survivors of the.rvgl*mrnt containing about 700 names will be distributed free among all not having a 'r«pr .,. The fact that the date Ifl the anni­ versary of tlie battle of Cedar Creek; and the place of meeting the birth place of the Regiment, ought to Insure a large attend­ ance. The headquarters will be at the Bridge street house and the reunion will ta­ in Hibernia ball near the hotel. Fare IX for round trip. Riture . ;«-n>i.ineni'.y cure all -.-m - No juUn; no ■ ■ M. I -r r-.tf- : i -oniphlet coo• ■ frvri. address nn h w. Marsh. < NEWS. / 120‘nuires. of the week ’ ;d vI “ad,M.rs* Jobo pijper- Of Teuton, are vhldngxelatlves and friuuds it the city. Mra. Frank Theirs, of Ehfc, u %iaibn< h-r pareuts, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Wdllams.. Dr. Waddle's brother from Canada, who has bevu ttblting him, returned home yeaterday. J Cendle .elnrund tram Benton Uwbor rtiwd.,. Ml..SMblehe>peeted ibis week. u^lrs. W. D. Hayas and Mrw/J. 1*. Rob­ erts will vhu Mrs. Henry Huyt in Kala­ mazoo this week. v^Mrs. C. H. Bush and daughter Miss Hattie, of Jacksou. visited Mr. and Mrs. 1. J. Buth the fore part of the week. faecluaUirs at ui<l..ihue store. agents f->r the or.fy :nb •■•r .boot tn the Hahti.NUS, Aug. 3rd. 1892. The Board of Education met in the Common Council room at 7:20 jb m. Tbe meeting called fo order by the president: i the following members being present nnd • Charvh and-Society. answered to their names at roll calk The C. L. 8. C. will nuut at lhe home of Ecwtuer, Bronson, Duwsou, Hendershott. Mrs. Meggie Bailey. Saturday evening, Stebbins, Speuce and T-nniinsun. with the following program: Moved that the rending of the minutes of United Slates and Foreign powers. the previous meeting bu deferred. The Will Cook. ‘ following bills of a«vo;inti wusJread and Grecian History , Miss Goodyear. ' j refeared to the liuance Conuh. In the Chautauqnah International Inst!- ' Ed. Woodard, to putting floor in basement tutious, Mrs. Colgrove. of new building................................ 328.00 Municipal Gas Works, Miss Bush. . Henry Wentw>rth. painting doors.. J.75 Quotations Columbus. • A. Black and Suu. to marble slab... S.25 days work cleaning The society connected with Emmanuel John Mullen, -2.00 Church will lx; entertained Thursday Oct , yard 20th by Mesdattiee Clara Allen. D. 5 Good­ iMn Shay to hauling stone mid brick 4.50 year. J. F. Goodyear, C. Youhg. W. Hains Ralph Jordcn, to three days work... 4.50 It. Kurtz. Seward Dunning. H. A. Good­ Geo. Boothe, to 3and S< U«y. voik.. 5.25 year. and Miss Bush. Supper at S<>ciety Ed Woodard,to J and S days mason work 10.5 J Rooms from five until seven. Covert Freer, to apply on new walks‘200-00 The Good Templar Bund, consisting of Elfield und Horton, to lowering four Rev. John Hebdon and M. A. l.er. the coletrees in front uf school building In bratedtTemplar Singing Revivalists, will first ward................................................ 8.00 commence a series of. gospel temperance meetings under the auspice* of the Good The Com. Hep. all accounts allowed Templars in this plan-, at the Baptist except the one of Fideld and Horton. 1 Church on Saturday evening Oct 15 1892, Moved that the accounts be allowed as at 7:30 P. M. Rev. John Helxlun. Leader. repoitcfl ai:<l orders diawn for tlie same. 1 will deliver short, pithy addresses, and Carrieil by the following tiotes'.-Be&mivr, [ Mejisrs. M. A. Lit- ami llrlxlon will sing a BroiuOn. D.iwson. Hendershott, Stebbins. । number of melodic* and inspiring songs S]>vnce and Tomlinson. ! and duels during each evening. The . Moved by Bronson that the account ot meeting Mill continue «<-veral Hay. All Fillchi and Horton lx? rejected. the -------following parents, teacher*, church and temper- , Carried --------------by — . „ vote!-Beamer. ; ance workers, alid all others Intemted In Bionsou. Hendershott. Dawson, Stebbins, I this line of work, are espeeiidly Invited tu .Spence ami Tomlinsuti. ' i>e present. AnMtssioN FkeH—Collection I Moved by Bcssmijr that the board ad­ i will l»c taken. . J j journ fur one week. Can led. Too much cannot l»c said again A. the hatdt of letting small boys u*~ Hubert ride* and air guns *to shoot sparrows in the city. There have been several. elos<culls to accidents reported witbin the pa.-t !' Services in comtuemonitiuif of the four j years, but the closes? nnr bappetied yes­ , hundredth anniversary of the discovery "f ■ terday morning. 'Ed Frost was the victim - America will be held in Emmanuel I and some one in shooting ut a bird must ' Church on Friday. Get. 2lst. nt 10 a. in. । have been careh-ss in aim. as the bullet i The i iv ,reefor w.„ will ....................... preach a special sermon Just glazed'the top ot E-IS nose, drawing s on ,|j(1 - Columbus, * • ■ ; The public gen? tdood and causing it to swell up consldera- j era,iy aj-v cordially invitee!. lily. Had the ball deviatevl from Its | • ' ■ _____ — « I course an Inch or less In- the right direr- ’ tion. it would have struck him lt| the eye . Hastings. July 5. V-’and destroyed its sight. The attention of The regular annual -meeting of Hie authorities has bedn called to this matter! board of-Education met In the common before and sutue action should be taken. council room at 7:30 p. m. Present. John Ex-senator Colgrove Is doing some ex­ M. Bessmer, Hubert Dawsou, N. J. Bron­ cellent work for the republicans through­ son. Thns. Brice. Clem. Smith. W. H. i Wm. Stcbbius, cyvuix-, m. ,, Wl out the -tale. Unst Week he wns ad vest is- Spence. W. LI. Snyder. .. , ■ _ i ,ks 'Tamilin will r-d to sp.-ak iaX certain city In the north­ D. Hayes. M. L- Cook, Ge®, b. romllnson i-m part of the state the same day that E.xCongressman < onwsmnn Wheelen w neeier. of <»i Bay City, and F. W. Cook, of Muskegon, went to sjicak. He challenged these two gentlemen to a . . . . - . -------u|tiK. elocutionist ofr Joint debate, offering them -U„ the ..p,. opening, up-tire to-night and the closing of tbe debate and a greater grcs?~ ,, l>ortiori of-tbe time. They fean-d to meet the Hastings Champion of republican doc­ .’ - inilbiery goods to be obtrines and deebued thw offer, though evJT'" .u»-; are arriving every thing was conceded io their favor. Lhe Hila Bowens. , . Detroit Tribune in speaking of It. says will leave Saturday for this refusal made many, voles forjbe re­ Oakton-; r । ' . wherein- will remain a publicans. This la no doubt true as peo­ ■ ailed there by sickness of a ple can’t have the greatest of faith in that political party, whose champions are afraid of a Joint discussion on the most U Jtaj fr.r the nicest line of la­ dies s!:k4« . ity call at Spence Bros., advantageous terms. They cary best makes and invite This community was never more com­ <wipariH'!i pletely shocked than by the »onounce:i> eiv»! of better fall wcath- ment Friday that County clerk That. Ser than ta-en having of late. It is Brice had been arrested for nnd coniewea ?.ev the frost bold off so to stealing clgara from the drug store of tout and ,!■ ■■ the trees remain green Munaro. W. J. A L L. Holloway. Such a Sotot>g. thing seemed utterly unbelievable, we have not seen Mr. Brice, but we under­ • attending the grand fall stand lie makes no attempt to ^c,,se :>uety goods nt Mm. Ella palliate bls offense. Mr. W. J. i.ty nnd Friday ‘of next who made tbe complaint, says that for .•mine her line of stamped Mime time he has been missing cigkrsK wtt -itm-iits. etc. not until August lost did he hl™‘ Me1-in-over 40 years old need telf aa to who took them. He felU M classes to read at night. Mays, that Hi order to make a move in the -i cornu to my store and matter against one who bad tbe confide wet ■ '•’■•ipr-riy lilted, and get the nnd respect of all, aud In order that peo­ test tint least money. ple might know he wm m-rcenary motives os-wf-takFir-Js. to Ltct-. <v>n Gardner, of Albion. r.m» ibo,.- «bo - opera house. Nashville, Hastj.no?, July 13 1893. n bl«h in lb- mmmnnl lyl. Monday r.'.ng. and .will undoubtedly Brl«. H« «el< be couM not »k tbnt «lnJ The Board of Education met In the Comi; - -audience as he Is one of of people to Mt “ »P'e«- 1,e “"ill n,o»cou“IJ.5L..Ir.30.r. »-«■« the int„: ■ and able speakers in the w.r than to pl.ee tbe m.Uer In tbe b«nrt. „t tbe outer, or the l.«. ‘ Ladles .|< like to scour steel knives nolhlmwir. take the mpon.lbUllJ and fork?,; 1 i-'> one can blame them when Jfhit» Uessiuer the jeweler sells all nurxl faith. dolflt whM h‘ U»a. Sixnrr, .nd Tumllnion. brnllb yiHl Wpple Ida! • knives and forks from 53.00 tell .a. bl. dul» .< * cl,'“n tklwion liking >H'lr U» 53.50 iTh. mluulM ot tbe prertou* meoting and save all this extra as an Interested party. No un« “ work. understand why Mr. Brice, a "'•fbeTre*1|,dentl’.pp<dnted U« tollowlni Mrs. E.]j Bowep. the milliner, desires standing, of property and of ab-lity, a splendid home and a fine family t° »to than! !"■: many patrons for their Jori.nd ole", thonld do .oeh, ..thInk. commute" W U* '’""‘‘"S.Jff'i,™*, and liberal pair ... ’ »-ir,»n.tge In the past, and to Invite It la one of lhe mysteriva of our human y. JInn.-."’r '«UI1W to b-r grand But he did II: «nd on .11 Mod. » [e« keen jwnii)fc t hiusdny aU(1 pfidgy Of ut.si mrret and sympathy for him, aud espect &.mld.Uon and Q«U- SV'esaZsawsaassis r SSS»i5ys8?.*?a.s?? ? SITrX^X u« •"X'^ ' Lrnnson wish to inform those to turn squarely n^>ut’?nJJ,by CerUlnly all rd life atuue tor this offv»ee- Certain y 1* Form tickets, that tickets *rt.iD eeiJy Nov* !st’ 1W3’ wHI ”*■ will wish him G<4 speed fli w ^.MrUJrice’s 'downth;/< .1 ‘suB^rlptloo. After In especially piuTn! l“e UUi:ad“c wVl 1* ffreatly Im* 2d\, o! d«p.Mi>i< ElhP^'- *’ M,vl 1-’riJajr of nexl wcek 5lM* tali ot v ll'',h‘ili”er, will livelier toth« ‘' 4,1-1 w*il Leprepartxl to show dhtikv^'; 01 Jti‘rrv L’ounty tbe nlcMt wii'।‘1,111 ||R,S *‘*r "**“• She i B.o.Mk.WV'*’”1’1”J4 ‘ a '•omplete line of childrens j ... u,„u u. ■ sapphire representin«* . n-pn^etits • i - a'B-irnum, mi old and rri»l-ril ItelnteJT n00 o, U-« I wjnipi'n ofP‘«»»hvlUe. rot out lu trro „Ure to fcrtbit I’M "hiHfuUy . lli0 ^pery Mr tikt, ' R'1 ,r4,n I*4** a-1 Nnabvlle. wake lb’ woman ^“^Laag cf thia kind Ixii'ii-i ;J‘:'•'■■'take g’.. »t -<hi the eastihrtit. ­ ------ . -----------------Tba meat remarw^ 'ci- r it started and while la an kngirovedaappbWBrep rXMJUted Uy ' : r"“A “* "™rlib h - t :‘n“ lb* rj,Pl‘Liy moving train- i Cat h and rtnltor: H.k«- SneW"* •"» “rc" STOVES COAL STOVES COOK STOVES HEATING STOVES Best line ever shoivn here SEE THEM GOODYEAR BROS Ai Presidential Campaign of 1892 GRAND INDUCEMENTJ TO READERS OF THE BAUMER THE Presidential Campaign will be tbe most Intensely Interesting and exciting In tthe history of the United states, nnd people will be extremely anxious to have all the fgeneral and political news aud discussions of tbe day as presented In a National Jour­ nal. in addition to that supplied by their own local paper. : To meet this want we have entered Into a contract with tbe New York Weekly Tribune The Leading Republican Paper of lhe UNITED STATES, which enables us to offer that splendid journal (regular subscription price 81.00 per year) and ••Banner’’ for one year For only $1.10, cash in advance. Regular prices for these papers $2.25. Wonders of Physical Eoercy- 03683737 papers one year for $1.10. The physical energy of force sometimes exerted by. the human Ixxly has long been known to be of the most astounding na­ ’ C_ Subscriptions may begin at any time. ture, but no one, prior to the tabulations , made by Dr. Bucheister in ISOO. ever took । th. trouble to put that exerted force 1*-, This Is the most liberal combination offer ever made in tho United States, and fore the people In figures that conId be un- ,every reader of “The Baxxer” should take advantage of it at once. derstood. The doctor “supposes’ things, in this way: Supposing a mountaineer weighing 168 pound* is making the ascent of aRpeak 7,000 feet high. To begin w th he mnst expend an amount of force equal to that found by multiplying hi. weight by tbe height to be »**«»ed. In tbe case nasumed, a weight of 168 pounds, multiplied by a height of 7.000 ( feet, equals 1,178.000 foot pounds; or. in , other word*. 1,178,000 pounds have to be lifted one foot. ,j B« Ud. 1. -« ’1L Tl" «®teeU»'» £OOK BROS. sssTSfiisrji:- LOOK-HERE Wheat is low and flour For a Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - Mich. CAPITAL $75,000.00. SCRPIVS 17.000.00. inU-ISiuu °'«hte b rvf.re»nu,l b, toot Should be the SaiM. Snppll". &•>«>. «« ■’rInUM: etnenep Stebbins and Bronson. 7>n ubrarrand Apparatu,: Cook, llend- a Next week will be ii'Uiuf; inn ixr,.,.. ... ....... ..p . Alx)ut two yc-Ari* ago I wished to know j from time to time the rate nt which n river I was rising after n f.ilbof ruin. The river wm at a considerable (dirtancct from the spot wh<*re it* height was to Im? known. By means Gf the combination <>f two organ pipes and a telephonic circuit l have been able to make the required measurement within rather clow limit*. At the river station aa organ pipe waa fixed vertically in nn Inverted po.-itlon. w that the water in the river acted i; i a stepper t<» the pl|>e, !U1J the rise ami full of the water deterand Isaac lltndcr.-lnitt. | Iujned ihe'ribte i: gave when bi-r-vn by n On motion Mr. T«iuiiinM<n^ small bellow^driven.by a very small water •.......... ; was - , • amau > chairman ood Mr. Mates •ccp.tan 01 l-,L | w|lee|. eeting. . ' A microphone was attached to the upper . meeting. It VVUS WM mown moved ana and cartiru carried w-. that x... tne board : CIulu( f j,,. orgttn pjpet thiswM in circuit j It ‘ ‘ for -- Hu-1 “I with a wire leading to a town station at I proceed to the election of prepdetjt ! some distance: at the town station there I ensuing year. > il^u-d Spence ■ * I. exactly —.......l..similar ormut n-trnu pip* llll)C, willcl) On motion the chair appof - e I could be towered into averocl full1 of witter and BeMtmir as tellers; On the tiral ballot Tomlinson u, Smith buuth wbiie lt was Bounding. By mean* of the in the |cp|iona the note given by thu the pipe at the S, -tettellng 1. b«uk r. on Ure eighth U telephone bci'ot Tomlinson 7. smith 4. acatteriug 1. river-»vas clearly heard ut the town sta­ .Mr. Tomlluxm declaretl ejected. tion; then the organ pipe at thia station W. H.' Spence was elected secretary mid was lowered or rained bj’ hand until it gave the aame note. The lengths of tbe W D. Haves treasurer. The resignation of Miss Kittle Doo,ey organ pipes under water at tbe iwostationa was presented and accepted. 1°“^odo,‘ were then equal, so that- the height of the the board proceeded to the . led on of a water iu the distant- river wm known. Tbe determination can be made in less teacher In plare of Mis* Ifoutey. JJT suited in the election of MlM Mary Wood­ than a minute by any one who can recog­ ard. and on motion of Mr. Smith, the nize tho ngrrement of two similar notes. Tho arrnngemeut when first tested wns so president and secretary w. re nsirucled to 5-nter into contract with her at a salary of plr.eed that the height of water at two nl. cos near together might be easily com­ $275 per annumpared. I found that n lad with an aver­ On motion btmrd adjourned. age ear for ^nsical Munds wns able to get W. D. Haye-, bee- pro tern. the two heights to agree within one-dghth of an inch of each other, while a j>erson Hastings, July 6th, 189'2. Rejul.r puHlnir <-f lb- Uonrd of rijbr.- with an Cllucnted ear adjusted the instru­ ment immediately to almost exact agreeUon nret in lire re-mm-m <muiiri inent. The total height to be mcaaured ':S« p. m.. the f-.Uuulnk was seventeen inches. A difference of tem­ prewnt «nd wf."'""1 relI “1';. ,." "‘ perature nt the two stntiom. would make ilteMite. Snyder. Sprite lot" a small difference in the observed heights. son. There not taring a quorum pres- The organ pipe* were of square aection ' Ibison. rawing wm .d|uora«l te une and made of metal to resist the action of ent the the water.—Frederick J. Smith in Nature. week. W. JI- SPK-NCK. Sec. , i ’ Moved by Smith Chat the walks and gewural cleaning up of yard be referred to ComM on Buildings and Ground with pow­ er tOACL CaKiud by the following vote: ’ Bessmer. Brumam, Dawson, Hayes, Smith, Snyder, Stebblua, Spence aud Tomlinson. Moved and carried the new walks be built of eonereti*. Moved uy Smith tliat tbe basement door in new uaiidlug and lhe covering of well be refuted to the Com. .on building and gruuuus for them to report at next meeting: motion prevailed. ’!> following bills of accts, were read aud referred lu the UnnMce Com. W. 11.Goody r&r. Supplies. . $50.Si. A. D. Maynard. Druying. 80.00 Moved by Smith that the same should ta allowed and orders urawn tor tbe amount, motion prevailed by the following vote: Beaatoer. Brnnsou. Dawson, HaAs^Smlth, Snyder.,.Steoblna. Spence and L'umlaison. Moved by Hayes that the" finance Coin.. be Instructed to roe where they could burrow 8I000 andwlso the rate of inL. and fur then: 10 report at the next meeting*, motion was carried by the following vote yeas. Bruumer. Bronson, Dawson, Hayes, Smith. Stebbins, Spence aud Tomlinson, nays Snyder. On motion Boatd adjourned for one week. W. 11. Si’exce, Secretary. with nhu concerning any species that may yJolui Bruck, formerly this city, was not bo noted lu lhe tteatli-e. Though the married to Miss Cappn Purler, of Otsego, pamphlet Is most thorcxighly scientific. It last wack. Ills many friends in this city, will be- ert Interest to every reader. Tiie wish him unbounded happiness for lire Ils’, of tre<> for various uoc* will aid mat- future. i erially in arbok day. <■ 'JLflTION • rtt, Mind,,? - ~ y’Mrs. J. W. Babeuek. who has been vis­ Prof. W. J. Deal and Prof. C. E. Wheel­ iting relatives in New York state for the er of the »xriculH»ral college l\avs prepared I'tai five weeks returned home hut even­ a most excellent pamphlet on **Mlol|j|can lug. I'.ory,*; which every lover of botany will -'Hon. 11. F. Thoma*, of Al'egau, the pest lie pleased to receive. It will appear In the tlrirtieth annual report of the state board representative from this district In tongrew, and Col. Eaton, uf Paw Paw, were of agriculture, and Prof. Beal cteaires all Michigan student* of toitauy to correspond iu the city Tuesday. WANTED. - personal MEttrio*. too. oouoib ol work wllb —di cootravBoo. 8]10rt time I Will Bell the t»teUon< of on »duU b.yt bdw obootwrratr-two per minute: In “CTrxlIng bright. It b mneb grenter. But M'%'^r£1aXk2id AeeokUl.: mmtoglWbriiu of tbo pub. per mlnole. I ST"i»Srirom E^b And™, tor .Implldty ot cl.-ubllim, thb wonhl . AT giro «o foot poond. per minute, or S.,001 waa rea,! r«|U«Une prlrUwe of bold Ink pound, per hour, or 1SO,«» foot pound. 1 Toaobet. SmunlDMlon ’O'1 111 tor tbo flv. boon- .uppcwril to be required Ontml SSSooi Butld'oik. lw OKrildlM lb. T.OMtet. for erpuuMoved .nd earrled tbe reqoe.1 ot Mr. rion -uid couln-etlou of tbwt aud other A"1JZXnvX..beerlUn,ou.otlbe murete « further item of 30.0X1 IM pound, mud be adelwel. Thu. we find rbe toul. naw ealaloeae. be rvtered U> <«»>.• 00 Incorporated under the laws of tbe State of Michigan. White Rose Flour i Oven for i>miBes»Dee.i5JSW. OFFICER?: $2.20 Per ioo Lb/. This is a No. 1 flonri I war­ rant every sack to be first grade. XEKI Lire poultry wanted (.-nn _ __ urertnl. I . $ J. u. D. W. Refolds, Cashier. D. V Reyjt. w. n. rwm. k a. h««t John Carreth. Ch P. r.Coixrere. i �•T- GOTHAM TURNS OUT First Festive Day of the Colum­ bus Celebration. SCHOOLBOYS AND STUDENTH IN LIKE1 People in lhe City end Vicinity । , ! ' 1 New York, Oct 11.—The city is literally• crowded with visitors from all parte of thet country, and it is computed that fully 250,­’ 000 visitors were here yesterday. Nearly’ all the hotels are full and unless rooms> have been engaged in advance transienti customers find considerable difficulty ini , securing accommodations. Mort oi tho ( trains over the New York Central, the . Harlem and the New Haven roads are com* Ing in sections—some of them in four sec­’ tions—tonecommodate the unusually heavy’ traffic. A very much larger influx of vhdt-■ a HS’-1 V<: jl; ■ COLUMBUS ARCH. NEW TORN CITY.” ors is expected today and tomorrow morn­ ing to witness the grand parades. and hotel­ keepers and boarding house keepers are having to refuse the greater number of the applications made theth for room*. t >11 3 * i..' 1 • ■/ : L i •; - ;f i- According to (programme the parade of the schools camo off yesterday, and was a grand success. Acconliug to liberal esti­ mates there wen- 25,000 in line, aud tho boys marched like Veterans. The girls of the schools were ‘"not in it"— that is, the march—but arrayed in red. white and blue, and arranged in such manner as to show the national shield and flag'they were lo­ cated on stands on the line of march, where they sang jiatriotie songs that were fre­ quently drowned by the robust cheer* with which' they were greeted by the boys as they trudged post. • At the head of the procession were Hon. John to Hum. president of the board of education, ami John Jasper, city superin­ tendent of public schools. The children of the grammar wbools followed, divided into regiment* and companietL with the principals at their toads, lythis division there were twenty regiments, 202 com­ panies and 10,500 pupils in line, with over 1,000 pupils from lhe Long Island city schools. The Ronuin Catholic schools and college* of New York were represented by 5,500 pupils. Coltihibln college mid 1,000 students in line; the University of the City of New York. 1.300; College of the City of New York.’SW; New York College of Den­ tistry, 250; Eclectic Medical college. 150; College ot Phanaacy, 250 Besides these, minor schools were represented, and two dozen Ixinds and drum corps furnished music for the parade. Was there anybody there to see all tills! New York dty claims considerable over 1,­ 500,000 people.iityl there are several hundred thousand or more scattered around • in Brooklyn, Jersey City, the suburban villages and the country round about: and then there is tbe state of New York “above the Harlem" has a few inhabitants—well to look at tlie miles of streets packed’ with people,the roofs black nnd the windows, be-conies, stoops and other points of vantage crowded, had the effect of impressing one with tbe idea that they were all there. Reviewed by Eminent Citizens. In Madison square there were stand* ca-, pableof seating 10,000 persons, and in the center of the largest there waa the review stand. Among those seated there were Vice President Levi P. Murton, Secretary of the Treasury Foster. Governor Flower .and hta staff, Governor Tillman, of South Carolina; United States Marshal Jacobus, nnd many local officials. Hem Vice Presi­ dent Levi P. Morton and Governor Flower arose and stood with uncovered heads until the 25,000 boys and youths In the procession hail passed the stand. The toys preserved ■ excellent order, and passed the stands with the steady tread of veterans. Their bearing won them cuntiuifous and-well-mented apP A Si ku ifleant •Incident. The line of march wm quite long and the toys were well satisfied to disband when they reached Fourth street. Early yester­ day juorning a score of school boys gave evidence of their patriotism in the rather demonstrative way of tearing down a Brit­ ish flag and trampling It underfoot. It was displayed with no other flag before a cigar store in Harlem by an enthusiastic English­ man. Tho toys demanded that he either raise nn American flag or take down the British colors. This he refused to do. The toys charged upon the flag nnd down it came, and in a few minutes it was torn into a hundred bit*. PYROTECHNICS ON THE BRIDGE. Calls for U*hu. Thousands upon thousands of pairs of eyes witnessed on tho New York and Brooklyp bridge last night a pyrotechnic exhibition of unexcelled splendor. The scene from the Tribune tower was gorgeous, lurid, won­ derful. At 8 o’dock, when cars on the great structure had ceased running, all that could to seen was a string of electric lights and the dim outline of the towers, backgrounded by tho dense black of night Far above the few twinkling stars shed no light; below the moving lignts on river craft threw but little radiance on the dark waters. This river scene resembled a pan­ orama of huge dimensions. The going in nnd out of multi-colored lights; the weak outline of mast* and rigging, cabin houses and smokestacks; search lights throwing streams of clear light over moving and passing craft presented a lively scene. Suddenly there was a sound aa ef distant *5 WILL ROB NO KOBE. ingtaprogramme. Then therewaaal____ of light which lit up tto entir - bridge; lit the moving inectacta* on the water and showed the crowded maw of humanity on land. Tbe hcavtn 4 were -i-low m though by a reflect! in of » giro; conflagration. Slowty the g’iw died nn»»y. izud the towers of the bridge cast great black zhudews on I tho flowing water ns of a giant tend laid upon them. From the New York tower appeared in flery flgun*' ‘‘14H3.* nnd from the tower on the other tide “1SD3" blazed forth. Then from the summit of either tower blazed a great and magical light, 'blue at first, changing to blood red, dying a strange, unearthly tint lhe connecting span of the two cities, the ships aud the buildings. * Loud and Contlnned A pplanse. From the river came tho sound of whistles, and tolls loud aiRl aonorou*. that mingled with the applause of the sight­ seeing people, carrying above the city aconfused and muffled roar. Screens of Roman dust followed bursting shells; screaming eagli* of fire niinglwl with rocketsand aerial shafts and ahowers of sparks, until tbe whole ended in tto golden shower fac i simile of Niagara, corering the bridge from I tower to tower, realistic and wonderful, Some of the pieces givt^, were: Two gon 1 balloons, with aerial fireworks, volley af ten 25-pound bombs, battery of magnesium Roman caudles, fire of thirty 18-pouud shells with variegated stars, jewel tipped golden column, flight of screaming eagle rockets, flight of twenty 18-poutid bombs with stars of silver, batteries of 250 Roman candles, great bouquet of rockets, forming an aerial wheat sheaf, then came. Tha Niagara spectacle, and following that tha final bouquet of rockets aud a salute of 100 detonating shells, Indicating that the pro- Gcod Riddance at Last ©f the Dalton Gang. ALFRED TENNYSON. 3EXO. histost of-a week. Burdrn of Lite. Loypoc. Al*"1 praLUlm—o/On-A Briralo. raddrara, AJr.woNb. SumT, * ““ momtag. A.A)gbieoUtob«> •—‘MA rOL'JDEAD, ONE OEBTAHT TO DIE. fcratopal taw- toflmM*. ’'hid* 4^ Th. teu-boldu Aldw^b ™uhlng.t U» b-told, *»a lor bUdrath o'clock U« rrrolos. u.. 1—..f Two 1 Sir Andraw Clrak, Dr. Dobta. Udy Tm- Store wred —r Total* ta* Norentx-r has been de*id«l at Monroe, Mich. Juhu Conway secured a verdict of 121,000 against the cnmpmff, There are A5*lvo ottor roita aggregattag nearly Dr. W. H. Scott, prroident of th* Ohio Mate univershy at Columbus, with­ drawn from t to Meth-lUtehurch in order ku M™. !»>, "u tba urawary to ■omo, ii m Th, HAmtarg-AiiwrSeui I'.v-k-i cotn. for baa withdrawn ItwCaaadl.,, iinF “ wwoonc ot th. Dominion th,J,.ra , “ ■na n«uUtlm». Stran.ara ,h.,i t, -IWInom MnjU^ Boaton tbdr wwurn porn. ® Zlirard Kelly, a tanner Griiiliu cMS Driawareamnty. N, T..didn't telhX hl‘( to.^'ert?601' Mi“ r.rauy'oywm. IMlmn mrnortginausltn theKaJmra,' .mura., c.ir.y.lll.. Koo.. Ily rarraat wrrabi the l4ckJch,"“'„ , ' etoraal gHnton N C.. aa.l»r.1,l„™ Hurt — ..KMbMd- AmlrawClork bal plowed« whale block, including lhe wnnlj j J 2J London rarly In tbo craning, but dUmlwa tbeoffle. ot Tha Caucasus. 1>W, . ■- - -The Dolton ’ bl» rarrUw nnd ram^.ral with bl» t»tl«>t religious life." ______ ut. IndlM. h.™ an tbNr Coffeyville, Kna.. Oct. 4—1 - -------------’ 1 until the last. A train collision took piece lh, p... u.du.nUdl»g nu>ch~ u>d dxu»huno» band of outlaws, the most notorious in the Forty-Thre*Y**re Po«t Laureate. burg, Akron and Wraura •< u,„a (j . gam* in Colorado. • west, was wiped off the face of the earth Alfred Tennyron, for forty-three yeare Th* Idaho Democratic committee has tatally mangling Brakrnni, Awher here yesterday, hut in the battte which re­ poet laureate o£ Xngtand, and. since tto withdrawn its electoral Uckefcnnd indoraed Delpboa. Klbran trelgli I rara n.,.| , C sulted in thvlr extermination three good death of Victor H.-go. or, as wm. would motive were dratrnywi. the ejectors of tho People’s party. citizens Were killed and two fatally nay. since tha death of Browning, tto fore­ A Umemhnt SI New Y„ri, Lieutenant Mik ion,of the Austrian anny, Tlie wouni.ed. — desperadoes, --■ who had most poet of the world, was torn co Aug. nuul* the distance from- Vienna to Berlin Mtau tarn he. look Hr, s.,.1 . ,u„lc^ gn'wu ladder a» they thought they were 0, 18W, in his father’s i»raonagv at bomer- in three days, one hour and forty-live mm- sued. leanltlng In lhe painful Ininrfol ion, above all taw and that the officers cd the by, Lincolusidre-. No English poet of the ntea This was the best time made in tho persons. ccuutry were powerless against th«n, had Th* Carnegie Sted company hn* <>fforoi first rank has reached such an age as- this, long-distance-riding crzitcst totween Ger­ --- - -1—to —raid the banks of this place— 1and non* has written poetry worth the at­ man anil Austrian army officers. 1 ho dis­ ♦1,000 reward for the penam who threw th« attempted dynamite into the boarding hour,- *t Hometheir old home—when they met tto fate । tance was about 400 mil**. tention of the world at ■,. stearL which they so well merited, but which they 'advanced by ten ycora Wordsworth Uvea J Barlow Moorehead, a wealthy young Th* Yale Foot toil Club and the Crrahail heretofore escaped. Had thByconfined 1to aro his 80th birthday, but his New Yorker, shot himself in the head in accojdance. It is thought, with aa oath ha c«nt Athletic club tried anclngum, at their effort* to train robbery they might were nuulc atasost unendurable byphysl had taken as a member of a suicide club. New York. Yale won, »< to t>. now be alive, but emulation of tto Jam*1 (cal suffering. In restating the attempt of the city aU. K--Senator Ingalls will take an active Wortod to tha Very En*.. boys proved their death. This was their Within a vror of his death Tennyson part in tho canvas* of Kansas from this thorWes to disinfect their houM-t-, ui-iiton» first attempt at bank robbery and their lost of tha lower quarters of Buda-Pesth threw completed a lyrical drama which wdned as time until tbe day of election. piece of outlawry. . David Lamentague, a. blacksmith aged hoi water on the officers. The police hzd much admiration hs any of his *ork» o* Opened BaaineM In Two Bantu. , that rhararter, and until his last sickness C8 liring at Essexville. Mich., j< ined hl* to draw their Matora for protection. The six outlaws came into town together be was engaged upon a work the fragment* wife-aged 55. in a cup of pol-on. She died Thememberaof tto reception committee on horseback about 0:30 o’clock, nnd lenv- of which are esteemed by thooe who have and he is in jail, where he will remain un­ of the Democratic national convmtloa - The crowds that witnessed the spectacle Ing their horses in an alley walked r.i;»Mly heard them. Tennyson came of «n ancient til the effect of the itoisun he took h shown. have presented their chairman. Gtim-nd across the , square and four cnterexl Con ­ He says both were throughly <lhgu*ted JohaC. Block with a bamiifui “loring Norman family of honorable and. at timra, were beyond precedent. It seemed .its •> though all the people of the groat dty had don's bank and two the First National. eminent name. His father, Rev. Dr. George with life and wanted u-die Whisky was cup" mm a token of their esteem. Crespo, the revolutionary general in VW1. rushed like -a great wave to the waterside, At Condon'* bonk the despenulftes were1 Clayton Tromyson, wns a man of great enThe New York presbytery will begin tho czuebi, has finally occupied Cutncaa the ' filling docks and piera and toots, swarm­ tohl by Cashier Ball that tto time lock: trgy and of lofty stature. trial of Dr. Briggs for heresy, on Nov. tt. capital of the country, and the .»ut. -,s of Hi» First Work of Note. ing riggings, streets, wagons, everything would not be open until 10 a'clock, so,holdthe revolution ta complete. Alfred wn* the third of eleven children, and everywhere. The windows, roofs and ing their Winchesters on Ball and Teller fire escapes of buildings all over the down­ Chas. Carpenter.they said they would wait,, several «f whom showed considerable preBurgtara broke into the St. John Colle­ Bishop Brennnu, of Dallas, has, It taraid, giate Roman Catholic church nt Omaha town district were black with spectators. taking, piwin while, the money iu the drawer. codty as children in lhe writing of verses Wherever a sight ot the bridge could be ob­ Bob and Emmett Dalton were the two who• and tales. Alfnsl’s first work of any note l»ccn selected by the pope ns the head of and stole t&JO worth of valuable* tained there were people in numbers that took in She First National. Here wereI w.-is a blank verac poem of 250 lima called the new archdiocese of Texas. He i* th* A killing frost i* r»i>art«l in centra! 1 ili/ crowded and pushed, fought and scram­ Cashier Ayres, hl* son Bert' nnd Teller W. -Timbuctoi." It. won the chancellor’s prize youngest archbtahop in the world. note ' bled for tho totter place. For hours the H. Shepherd. They were forced to give up1 at Cambridge, where ho wax a student Among tile dtatingutahed people whose people hurried toward-the southern part all the money in tlir safe which was hasti­ under Dr. Wbeevvll in Trinity college. dcatli is reported from Europe arc Gabriel Tbe anniverwtry of the death of ('larlts of the city, and many were still on tlieir ly shoved into bag.-*. The Daltons th-n1 Since then his poem* have become famous Vital Dubray. tlie French sculptor, aged 75 Stewart Parnell wn* observed at Dublin in way when the spectacle was at an end. ______ ' forced the three out of the front door andI all over tbe world. years; Hugo Franz Brachelle, tlie Austrian a most ItopremdAa uim.m r stati<icinn, aged 50, and Rev. J. V. Mum­ followed right after them. STEVENSON’S LETTER IS SHORT. Mfaa Lou- Smith, who brought su<t • Today at 12:30 tho naval jKinule started, mery, the ©drat Congregational clergyman The Fight Rage* Hot and Deadly. against the city of Bairdstown. life., f<x that late hour having toon selected on ac­ in London. The alarm tod in tto meantime been count of thb tide. Il is a magnificent sight. given nnd as lhe outlaws appeared George । The Hrintxelmnnris. bankers of Berlin, internal injuritai n-vivedi!,}- failing in»0 |u HU ju^ptanev. The ships of war uf the United- States ami Chibine, a merrhaut. and Expre* Agent 10. - Th* following who were convicted ot defrauding their an unprotect cd cntc!i-ba-;n. -.vns r.v;u led visiting nations formed in iwo lines and Cox shot at one ot them, badly wounding ‘ th,- Democratic clients, liave txwn sentenced to three years’ 12,260. She sued (or ♦IO,CM<1 ; impri-sontnent. and Gabriel Ixiwiusky, con­ marled for tto Narrows, headed by Che him. TheoMtom. lh™ rrtiinm.1 ll.v Ur,-, h.Ur hw bran nra'lrad .1 th. Chester Griwwuu r. a r> ■! • ate broker torpedo boat Cushing. Salutes were fired killing Cubine. The robbers iu Coudon'* ‘ national headquarters. It I* adurewwa to victed of aiding ami abetting them, ha* re­ of Tacoma, Wash., died at the I'i.iia-lelpLla by the'forte os tho ships passed by. < The bank shot out of the window, hitting Ayn * Hon. W. F. Hurrity, chairman Democratic ceived a khnilnr sentence. hospital from tlie atipp<>->deif> -< t- < f of^um' . ., ships will go through two lines of mer­ and Charles Brown. IL.tfi robtora then national committee, and dated Blooming-; Tto diMswe that has necessitated tto tern-J — juiminpotaoning that it ta ta l.. v<d. chant vessels up the North river to a stake ran back through the bank, when they lcn lllskj porary retirement of Lotta from tto stag<- • wtered to him in a low hrigimr huu-e 3. boat oppoaite the Grant monument, turn were met by Lucius Baldwin, a clerk, and j dfm: Sir.: J have returned home ta located lu the spine, and her physician ' Emmett Dalton, thought u.tove ‘---a there and retrace their course. The whole taullr .oaudnl him. I mortally wounded iu rhe fight -»t Cdfley«>ulh. advtacs her that she must dance uo more. waterfront of the city from which a view thoroughly aroused by this lime, were hoi : _. . . .. . Francta Roosevelt, manager of the Roose-.! viilr, Kan., in whichhi-thn.-Un th<-r» wers can bo obtained, erery point of vantage on iD«l heavy after them and after n fight, in I have read with great pleasure Mr. Cleve­ rwxaeX veil organ works, at New York, announces killed. is »- in i- a - fair *-t- way —to ------------1 Brooklyn-Heights and elsewhere about the which City Marshal Connelly was kill- I land’s letter of acceptance. I am In full The Mexican chainlier of dij\ties haa hartoris packed with people, while the racoMed in kitting the fynr dreperadoCH accord with him upon all the question* that tbe works are tube permanently closed because the capital required toruu them voted an additional Him of for die discussed. Ably and tersely he reflect* th* water is covereii with all sorts of craft, named nnd uuirtaUy wounded Emmettj con be tnore profitably employed elsewhere. Mexican exhibit at the World's fair wherever they are permitted. who lies in a room here. He will die with* views of the Democratic juirty upon tho Fanners of Johnson county.Mo., are com­ There wen*, aeconlitig in the oflidal flgcurrency question.' 1 need hardly say to I out a doubt, if not in one way then em­ you that I fully and earnestly indorse that plaining of the immento* numlwr of grass­ MRS. HARRISON MUCH WORSE. it her. . part of hta letter. He is tto able exponent hoppers that have appeared lately and are one death from thedlseaM- Sunday at ItatnA Serlou* Itvlapae Alarms the White 1 . of the Democratic doctrines. Should I to doing great damage to the late corn crop byrg. Jim Spears, a livery stable keeper, with elected I will to.the best of my ability co­ aud new wheat which ta just coming up. Rev. Dr. I*rn«-1 P. Warren JmI st Port­ Washington, Oct. 11.—Mrs. Harrison hb Winchester rifle killed three of the out­ operate with him in giving practical effect Hundreds of acres uf wheat have already land. Me., aged 7t» years. He was iorelerea laws in as many seconds. This created such • was much worse hist night. For several to the views contained in his letter. Yours J been destroyed. yeara secretary of tlie American Tmct so­ -a diversion that the enabled - to A E. STKVENM'N. Tto Illinois Masonic grand lodge re- ciety. • days past she has been unable through gvt close enough to ’ kill another of the rob­ very truly, lected all the officers for another term, Isaac Radfonl, of Toronto, and David sheer lack of strength to do the slightest bers. The two remaining robbers dropixd The Wiaeooidn “ Gerrymander. •• Munroe C. Crawford, of Jonesboro, being Hughes, of Buffalo. ftipp«sldime for tbo thing for herself, her attendants lifting and their plunder and mounted lheir horses, Madison, WI*., Oct K—The supreme the grand master, and Loyal L. Munn, ot equity in a plea* ol laud, worth 16.W0. Buf­ turning her every half hour to make her but a ;x»se was quickly in pursuit. and on* court yesterday filed its written opinion in falo won. more of the bandit gang fell from his horoo as comfortable as possible. Ixite last even­ Ernest A. Knowlton, aged 14 year*, com­ Tto Republicans of Georgia bare n.mortally wounded about two miles from the case yrhich it dtvidul a week ago de­ ing she was suddenly taken worse, the re­ town. The sixth and last was still being claring uncomrfilutloDal the legislative ap­ mitted suicide nt Toronto because of fut-ed to fuse with the Populism and will lapse being so serious as to alarm the entire pursued nt latest acogunt* The num who portionment law enacted at the special ses­ trouble over a bicycle he had bought on run a straight Republican ri-.-* ,-:.J ticket the installment plan., household and get the president from his got away is Hupjxwd to to .UlieOgee. This sion of the legislature last June. It was Hiram Judonu, principal <-f ttoCWda bed. Dr. Gardiner wns hastily summoned, is the old home of lhe Daltons, and it is written by Justice J. B. Cassady, and It* Obndiali C. Voabett, paying teller of tbe Mich., public schools, and 56 years old, has and after some effort succeeded in bringing, peculiarly appropriate that tto world should conclusion met with the assent of three of Smyrna i Del.>sNational bank, haslilmdeil eloped with Myrtle Hactinga me of hl» Mrs. Harrison around to rid ot the gang here. the remaining members of tto court, and guilty to a charge of making false entries pupils. 15 years old. The w orst is that JudHe left shortly before midnight, leaving the dfcwnt of the fourth, Justice Wenzlow. on the bank's tosika. *^to amount of his wool to be sent for at the flrat indication af The large rewards for the capture of tho Tto latter ta busy employed iu recording shortage is <0,UW. a relapse. At 1 o’clock this morning the outlaws dead or alive will, if the citizens’ hta views. LIVESTOCK ANO P.300UCE MARKET. entufe household of the executive mansion wishes are respected, go to the families of MADteON. Wla, Oct. 10.—Saturday Ju»wjptup, deeply concerned and fearful Of a the nwnlrml dtlraiw. AU ot the Booty J Ambrose C. Travers, a well-known New .1. a Wind™, o< th. >upram, rourt. return of the attack, and which, unlcas was recovered to a cent and turned over to — . • t iiirynv. OctiO York society man. is accused of bigamy. . . .. ... . ----....... Mrs. Harrison wns promptly relieved,might the banks. Emmett Dalton has made a | Hied his opinion dissenting from hta breth- His second wife (if bls earlier marriage shall Following were lh<- jti<rtAte>u? mi the blznl prove fatal. The accumulation of mucus partial confession that hta gang was the ' ren in the apportionment matter. In brief be established; is the daughter ot Henry L. t trad* today: »Vtoat L Delator, <y4ocd he argin-* tbnt legislature is given a wide in tbe cheat M likely to choke her to death. same that robbed the Pacific Express car Sayles. Every precaution of course has been taken, on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail­ discretion in making up legislative dis­ The managers of the People’s party in _____________ _ but it is now talieved that the end is close way at Adair station, in the Indian terri­ trict*. New York have applied to the free coinage cemta-r, opened vl<--v<l H‘,v; 5L»j. opined al hand. • Dynamite l‘»e«l at HoniMUwl. tory, last July and committed other daring of silver men for <100,000 to use tn the 1.W5 GJir. cIomxI 4H«c. ' lau-<». r. <<prt»cLKr. robbvie*. chwsi 3lhk; IWremta-r. upems! o-i-, cliwe-l HoMEsrKAD. Pa., Oct. A — An attempt election district* of that city. * FOUR LIVES LOST. May, opened and clnr.cl was mode to blow up tto nun-union boardThe opera house mid a block of business 33c; October, opened and ctocl JI 1.3’. Novem­ The news was telegraphed to Paraone । ing house of Mrs, Marron shortly after 3 houses In Paragould. Ark., were destroyed ber, ojwnrd cut ctoed jll-Vi; January, shortly after 10 o’clock and General Super­ o'clock yesterday moruing. Noone was by fire. Loss. <T3,UW; partially insured. opened 8rf.X%. ctousl fix’..'-:'- iani-qaoSKATTLK, M’asli., Oct.10.—The Canadian intendent Frey, ot the- Missouri, Kansas hurt, but the house was Iwully damaged bcr, opened |SJ«. chsed Judge Shiras, of Pennsylvan'a, will be Pacific Navigation company’s steamer and Texas railway, with hta special car and tto occupant* much frightened. A Live Stuck—ITiccs the L'nton Slack yted* inducted into the office uf associate justice Premier was struck by tbe steam collier in which were thirty on forty •rusty citi­ cartridge was thrown by some one un­ of the supreme court of the United States today rangc<i m follow*- H'K- Market zens with Winchester* ami shotguns, came Willamette in a dense fog off Whidby isl­ rather active on yacking and N>.ip|iinK sc- . , to Coffeyville to assist in running the des­ known through a broken window into the on Monday. count; . feeling rather and and about ten miles south of Port Town­ peradoes to bay. Tney found on their ar­ dining-rtxun of the house. A terrific ex­ Steubenville, O., German citizens have prices declined *alc.* nmc-- d N-B send Saturday afternoon. Four persons rival that there was but little work for plosion followed. All the windows were commenced mandamus proceedings to com­ •AU Riga, 8WIM45J" light. >«.»’ were killed, one drowned, and seventeen them to do, ns the plucky inhabitant* at broken and the room wrecked. mixed, and F'-'-i'J4-’® pel the board of education to teach German Cking. bully wounded. Tbe steam tug Golinh Coffeyville had wound up the careers of Senator Petter** Sou Killed. iry yacking *ud shipping tat*in the city grammar schools. arrived here al 12:30 a. m. with three of the the deq>er*does. Cattle -Market only moderately u< t i vk t«dEmpviua, Kan., Oct. ’.—Senator Peffer The jury *in the embezzlement cases deml, all the wounded, and the other pas­ List of De**! and Wounded. jiaxaed through here yesterday on a special against Hon. George Wallace Delamater, ing weak; owing to large supply; i ■ •isttaa* sengers. after having spent several hours in ranged at ftUMOAM choice to extra -tal'Piwi Following ta a list of the casualties: Dead the attempt to save from the wreck the —Bob Dalton. Grant Dalton, Tom Heddy, train to Council Grove, the home of hi* son, nt Meadville, Pa, brought in a verdict of steers. 9L3kd.t.i»> gw*l u> <!«** ‘to guilty. fair to good. cvmnaw «" nu-Uumoo. tody of on unknown paarongera wedged iu tend an unidentified—nil desperadoes; C. T. Charles T., who waa killed in a wreck yw-.n.’kcrs, A larger light is being placed In the torch SMUgm butchers steers. there. The dead are; Johannes Moe, nged Connelly, mnrahal of Coffeyville; George tenlay. He was engineer on a Missouri Pa­ |L2S82.75 Texas steer*. Sl.'«r?.! range 't'vr*. 40 years, Tacoma, motor man on electric Cubine, merchant; Charles Brown, shoe­ cific train, and his engine went through a of tbe statue of Liberty in New York har­ bridge nix milcw east of Gypsum City. bor. A circle of red lights is to bo placed ta.0QjJ3.00 feeders. II.LWJSJC- <uws, line; John Rankin, nged 25, Seattle, waiter; maker. Family wounded—Eirtaneti Dal­ bulls, and veal <-aive«. over tho cap and a powerful search light W. F. Richardson, aged 40, contractor, ton, desperado; Thomas G. Ayrf*, cashier Egnn Calls on tho President. Sheep—Market rather quiet: price* «i«d custom house at Pori Townsend; Frank of the First National bonk; Ltreins Bald­ ■toady: quotations ranged al $ l*f J?. Washington, Oct. LL-The president added. Wynkoop, aged 13, Tacoma; unknown man win, clerk in Brown's shoe store. Slightly Editor Valentine, of The.Patria Italians, Iba waderne; SLSXU.rt > native*. StSWaJ# wa* very busy yesterday, and while he re­ jumpwl from the Premier and was wounded—T. A. Reynoldsand Ixiuta Dietz, Texas, and fa.tDJtV'.) tamto ceived many callers, more were turned Buenos Ayres, waa killed in that dty in a drowned. _______________ ____ citizens. Pnsluce: Butter-Fartcy creamery. away whom he could not see. Among pistol duel. perBb; fancy dairies, 17?^’: ;wking»t«M<a Worthy of Their Itelatlvrs. Mrs Flora V. Woodward Tibbett, of UNFAVORABL£_TO STRIKERS. those who called and had interviews was •'”?£ The Daltons were second cousin* of the t Patrick Kgan, United States minister to Chicago, lias been sworn in ns a practicing Eggs-Strict lx froth. IRjAl’^v Poultry-Chickens, 10c per lb; to, W The Grand Jury Charged in the Home- James boy* and nephews of the famous Chili. attorney at Frankfort, Ky. . g-x-c, choice, pUHftT J« per <to‘- j' > Youngers, who are now serving lite sen­ A lore of *250,000 was caused by the burn­ Burbanks, JflftDJe yer bush. I; H> br-:.PITTSBURG^Oct.'"It>re-Chlef Justice Pax­ tences in the Minnesota penitentiary. It ta THE DEATH RECORD. Apple* -F~ ing of Kinney Brothers’ cigarette factory Early Rose. son bl the supreme court ot Pennsylvania said they acquired tto desire to Ijccome Gadrif.1. Duuiiay, famous French sculp­ In New York. Monday morning charged “'the grand jury train robbers by reading the account* of barrel. , ., the daring deeds of their relatives. They tor, at Paris. Saturday, Oct. 8. Broom cnm--HurL O5? l‘J ’ in. the cases of tbe Homestead strikers Linden Kent, prominent lawyer of began their aireer of outlawry about two brash, gwu. self-* r- -• charged with treason. The charge con­ inside and rovers. WHta ron.ixr. brn-U. M ashington. . years ago anti nearly every train robbery tained over flvo thousand words and em­ committed in the southwest since that time Rev. Asahel CHAPIN, pioneer Baptist Mrs. L. 8. Rounds, Chicago; vice president, 3to83Hc: crooked. 2‘vrt-k'braced n graphic resume of the circum­ has been attributed to them. It ta said minister, at Freeport, Ills. Mrs. Daisy H. Carlock, Hudson; treasurer, stances leading up to the riot at the Car­ tto proceed* of their robberies amount to Colonel Ftuxcta E. Porter, at Beverly, Mrs. A. Landford, Bloomington; recording negie Homestead mills and the subsequent 1200,ODD. Mass. secretary, Mrs. Carrie L. Grant, Rockford. October, NovembT. «’’<• pvceintet. charges of treason lodged against thirtyA Wounded Citizen Dead. Zimri Pond, pioneer settler of Galeaburff , Hiixed eiL-h Chancellor Caprivi has written a letter ffiKe; Mar. three union meu. The chief justice’# Lucius Baldwin, one of the fatally in­ IB*., at Huron, a D. Dvceintet. and November. KBte: OowL to Emperor William complaining of the charge is considered by members of the jured citizens, died during the afternoon. Thoma* Chase, LL. D., one of the revtaAllegheny county bar as unfavorable to the The unknown dtw]»erado has been identified orsofthe translation bt the New Testa opposition of the Prussian ministers to tbe fcCSU^h.r."«:c.”T<I» ■»!> military bill nnd threatening to resign un­ defendants._____________ os a man named Moore, who went under meat, at 1‘rovldcncc, R. I. task Fork-Doll «•! ran: -•••>. ion it is withdrawn. the name of Texas Jock. Up to midnight, Judge DeWitt C. Dawkin*, prominent Two deaths of suspected cholera victims I7JSL Huntington, Ind., Oct. 10.—Mr. and thu bandit who made hta escape bad not, Masou, nc Jacksonville, Fla. are reported at Tonawanda, N. Y. been captured. Live etock: Cattle--Trading JadesB. Voise, the well-known yacht Mrs. Samuel Scott of Hock Creek town­ nstn» Professor Pickering, of tlie Harvard grade*, but prices tan; |wrv•••! builder, at Asbury Park, N. J ship came to the dty, leaving four children branch university in Peru, reports tho dis­ steers, 83.40 IL3 perWODw; *<■' Mrs. M ary A. W ray , oldest actrra. ou orados, fX3T«SH. ’: bulb and dr. at home. Thu eldest one, aged 12, took covery of forty omnll lakes on Mara. Potty IICSOX, Mich..Oct. The .trainer the American stage, at New York. y; IjUHIM. 3.U0. Sheep and tamli.i-SUWPdown the shotgun that had been loaded for Nashua, which hhs l>een missing on Lake । Rev. Edw.uh> Bu*8, uf Milwaukee, at dull and Me Per I’’ chicken hawks. There was no cap on, but Huron for several days, was discovered Hudson, Wi*. ill----- ! aivucuiy wumy, ’ 100 Ito; bunta. the boy put one on, supposing the gun waa ILL, vice J. Burr, removed. yesterday bottom up. All on board were, Ur* tog*. »L<WV52»> psrW Ito. Ex-Congressman J. B. Reding, at Ports­ empty, nnd snapped it at the three other Anion Heralle, * pntlnit In St. Fmnda' Milwaukee. children. Tbe bulk of the contact* struck it is believed, drowned. Tbe lost are: Pl­ mouth, N. H. hoaiitnl. New York, under trratmi-jit for MiLwzi-atr. riio.M.vs Woolneu, the famous sculator a 5-year-ohl toy, killing him instantly. Two lot Archie, of this dty; Captain Richard brain terw. Jumped from tbe third rtory Wheat—< ;>»h. WMC Decemtor. *Miller, of Detroit; Mrs. Miller, John Put ­ at London. F Little girls received stray shots about tbe Na. 8. «to; No. I. 4*. Oat--No. ’ « tadm. »ud will die ot his injurim. Colonel Damiel Wkhkb, prominent citi face and arms, but are not seriously in­ nam, engineer, Detroit; Charles Shepard anc wife, of Brockway, Mich., and the William. TbomM and Joeeph Stewart, Me; No. a jured. . _______ ____________ 1 zen of Cincinnati, fow crew, whose names are unknown. nitarta, were killed al Dixon City, Pa., by October, flro: November, L. F. Rand, the veteran actor, at Detroit 2, w Uwe; choloo extra * "^Sa*0c. being thrown from a car. grade*. No. 3, SiLRev. Dr. Israel P. Warren, editor c LoNDOX, OcL-W.—After arriving aboard Mary Cany, aged IA committed euicide lheChristian Mirror, at Portland, Me the Etruiia far New York Uuitcd States >?Hk AGO, Oct. “.-There will be no fat November. Wc; December. Ote tot. »YAM, tto Galena pork pad Mtatater Idncan received an invitation to stock show st Chicago this year. The rea­ • Toledo. cr, at Dubuque, Lu because her aunt refused to allow her to TuLEiKK^- » ba one of the honorary' pall-toareraat tto son is that there is no building in which it • Rev. J AME8 McDougal, prwddent of tl ■ tmuri! of Tennyson. He replied exprtw- can be held. The destruction of the old 1 'rirk ^olle*hu<; Bistitute, at York, Pa. Ing r» .-‘.»ct at being unable to pay thl* trib- exposition building Imres tlie city without k b R t] ft ii I r anyUjiLg (bat vould be used for the djp*-, £ . year, ago BauulxMjer ran away with Iwly’?- 1*^ 9M!Ni November. J �ur. Nope Sud) 0ti)J3 wad drawing forth th. warrant h. rail U to th. prtaoner. -Tbi. la an ootragaF »icl«taed tho w-.ra.raire., an .,71 1- of bluster; ““ lawyer, Manning air it 0ta 1 tbo I «?"«■ ‘tat tta 1, I mWtor Md .m' t*)M' “tiMI n in the ■. ra Mn‘’ un the tWHntv-rl.^ . a plot to injure |uy charncterl 1 shall make some one suffer for this!" But lie finally subaided ami was led away by the officer and locked up in the jofl to await preliminary examination. DOROTHY’S PRESENT.!' ---------------------- -—■ * REALLY "REAL" AMEHC/N ClFT TO AN AVEB1CAM RRirc EFBRIDE. ONE MORE. An . nnouirr rnimuirni i)en>ticr«l ueeeru Cleveland. Phuvidexcz, Oct. 8.—General John Brennan, an astute Democratic poli- NATIONAL SERIES, OCT. 16. ■ tician. in discussing the (Mjliticnl affairs of tbo state and nation, said: The Democrats cannot win in Rhode Wiiki'the incidents just recorded were Should Island, for they havo nothing whatever to win on. The national party very taking place, a wagon containing three foolishly went to pie country with a de­ Sllei Wns to ** "married on tho_ z ____ r.„.rew twreons entered the city of Fort Scott i_______ feuted____________ candidate,______ and_... they cannot “uths. 4 ‘ UOr moro thun j A long lesson and brief space far com * i • tTn ' "invite<l to*’e proi'ent.” i cover the presidency. Cleveland wm and moved slowly up ono of the princi­ ■' '’ . ’ Cleveland was menu again compels me to omit tbe text Bnt it was many mouths before tlm 1 knew it. for 1 wnx.fo be her brides- defeated with the federal government Mid ask the student to read with Bible In pal MtreetM; A single glance would suf­ bnS ’V*8 01,1 <,f Hie matterwere ’ maid am. we ha.l bp^it .weeks and behind him and more than 100.000 office band. fice to recognize the occupants of the day convenience of an ___ Riggsby. Mr*. Riggsby Jrail*? a I‘cac‘!fal termination, and i months ,u ‘»umng nan. iu P planning it all, trom from tbe the most mostJ' holders, all nil of whomonghti whom onght to have been L Other lenders of hundreds in the Mivehicle as birnou Pure and wholesome. Tta «n™d™ SS? •WteSH? ’’"J’ pn<l Fann,. Fnrarae --- . —......... were tn the Roman nrmy are mentioned in Math, rill, Pn. an.-’ i ’’-ipuloiJS care. Highest in tbeqity thta time j ’tbTstate.' !u /re w-M doemnentarj’evidence of majority against him, and when H3: the xvli. 54, and elsewhere in the Acts. Known m tae . . .; Food Expositions. Each thu family m tbeotv at this timn n>«v history of th« Dan and Fannv attended th* f 1 lnnt!rionelection came around again in 1888 they Jesus said of the one mentioned in Math. . bo briefly explained as follows: l>an fT’:-...... -WO large pies. Avoid viii that He had not seen such faith in •Scott Rch<x»lK for three v-/^0 X?rt ° ’J1 ,o me that my wed- largely voted for Harrison. There is On receiving from the dying cattle­ ! .. . - mJ insist on-having tha which they toemne bupil# of t'lm mdf I . ”fferinv was 8til1 UMelected. I but one logical conclnsthn to this part Israel as In him. man the letter which contained such 2. Note tbe goodnen of this centurion* a' \--:;c SUCH brand. yersity at Topeka, wheroihvv graduated ’ uU8t ,cu fy a special »l tho political outlook, and that to. and yet we mu*b conclude from chapter ■. SOULE, Syracuse, N. Y. important news and which, as the reader in due time. • j utajjensation, I think, for n longed to What Tan Cleveland do without the xi. 14. that withal he. wa\not a wived man. will remember, liad so mysteriously dis­ MER-' nrarai”1 ”J1 tho 6hl,1y of law, and ta ^1Vt‘ ,®r Ho,u,,tlnng real—really real, j federal [intrunuge in 1893 when be could He was devout, feared God. gave alms and appeared on the night of Bun Rolls’ now a prosperon -, attorney in one of tho 1 «®n®thlng bright ami jnire and smirk-: not win with •’it * in “ »«» prayed always, but uoue of those however 1888? visit to tho inn, Mr. and Mrs. Riggsby rS' •.T*"? , !“ too NUM city ; tag ata .laiuty ata uwful. Hta tar-' gffiil can give wilvatlcm. Prove this from Cleveland, who liecamo so jocular and conferral lover the news conveyed by ' ' bi,0*.i "lf‘ ^n**toy to'-enng. com)Nirta with grate-iao in his ttaivuta. of pension Rom. iv, 5; Epb. ii, 8, 9; I Cor. xiii, 1-3. Hu „„ ™ta*wn»4j.-Olivw re„L,.. the letter and decided to investigate tho sign over m. my aspirations, v.-as fijieulonsly nnall, , vetoes to lh-poor Union ral.llen.'claims, waa, however, an earnest seeker, and did Brown. Physician anti Surgeon. ” • ns well ns he knew, nud God gave him matter regarding the Mansfield estate al But no one ' will never be forgiven. He drove many He and Dan ore still wanner friends M it so often ' happens. light. once. than In tho day. ot yore, for I might a-hl I wouhl think of Dorothy aud “imita-■ nails in bis political coffin when ho made 3. God gave dreams and visions to AblmAs soon m the funeral of the deceased 'Ind the young nhymt-ian and Fnnnr- tion in thejuitne breath. My gift mnst those vetoes. Noone in all this countrj eleck. Pharaoh, Nebuchadnezzarand others cattleman waa over, the family made Uut 1 m only writing this fur the y.wiha be “dainty.” Small then. It mu.- t be ever heard before of a candidato going who were Gentiles, bnt there was a spe­ preparations to visit Hester Springs on and my ab.ry i. do:.,. ’ ' “qinrkling.” Glass or china then, i to the people as a nomineefor a gre.’it cial reason for this revelation to this Gen­ the following day for tlw purpose of tile, partlywishes Ijecnusc he so honestly lived Till’, rsn. | ’Pare. White of enurse. “Useful." | office against the expressed Consulting with the attorney* who had Cups and saucers. Exactly! j And they . and desires of tho state delegation up to the light he luul. “If any man will written the letter, but: on learning from ... oenrantitoji Cure. | ought to by Belhjek, but that costs su ' whence he came. In tho November do Hta will bo shall know of the doctrine'' a traveler from Baxter Springs that the . v'•‘ aullinri/e our nil Vrt!ze.| drussist to 1 teach. . DofothS- nnd 1 had asked the elections in Rhode Island tho Democrats (John vli. ID4. He recognized in the angel a superior senior incniber of the taw firm vhw dead a tniportwl cup al,;: will bo sure to see to it that thoCleve- person, and with awe and reverence asked, and that his partner find removed to SIlUlptltHI. COUghS 111(1 co’tls. upon thisj. preUn; uUoshopan Fifth avenne, nearj land following cirooso two Mugwump - .... • . - ------., MV... : M..... .w.aw...>a^ VUVWW “What in It, Lord?" He was immediately j.. u ninniT n> n'llk-tfil Fort Scott, they decided to proceed to cendUloii. iius Crr&ir. cold Ifor’ auv ii.nmf with u •’ P ,lrtJutl‘ street, *tivet, and ns>d we Mt felt like thieves j■ candidates as tho nominees for congress, assured that God had heard hta prayer* L!iirtu.-tn ’*! or any lb'"*, ihnsa: ;;r eh - ' ■ ;c cngravtsl tluit place Without delay, which they di<i emt^!:, . co and will u*e this remedy a "direct* t t^,nvain o‘>i attendant nndthey'ciu) go down with starred and observed his devotion. If this was, - "-■• ■■ when ....... the ...- ...... ......... .| .. •«<> ...vj V.UJ^VUVUU rraui tho ,UO ill UlCLOOnl trouble, and win this remedy » direct-1 on the.foildwing morning. I true of Cornelius, how much more of all They hu<l a double purpose in kdsiting ed.-glvlpg it a fair trial, ana experience no said thw price was ^0.35 for one. No. the I coterie of managers who expended sc outlook was not encouraging, but tboru’s | much money to secure tho Cleveland, who are saved by Jesus’ blood and ask Fort Scotti Aside from the busiucaa iM-netit. you may rctam the Mile and things according to His will. What con­ “ frothing like trying again, ’’ as my ; delegates to' tho Chicago convention, matter that called them thither thev had have yonr money reffindetl. We eould fidence we should have (I John v, 14, 15). ’* in Rhode Island .u ( a desire to gaud some tidings from Dan, not make this offer dbl we not know that grandmother used to say. ami 1 started These same Mugwumps 5. G. God knows where to put His hand • ••tb;»t t:u-i 1 "'hose long silence had given cause of I’r. King’rfNew Discovery could In- relied fur town nt once. caused the defeat of thu Democratic upon a man whom Hg can use. He knows on. It never dlnappolnt.-*. Trial iMtSis • e iiiliiy n( I the gravest apprehension for his Safety. “I would like to see e.nnc wliito Bel- party in this state in the lost April elec­ 'the town we ljv% In and the house in which '•' ra ‘ On arriving at the Fort Simon Riggsby free nt W. 11. (huidyvar’H drug’ stdh-. leek ctr. i. " I said to an attendant in a tion. we dwell or sojourn.' He recognizes ntao ,!reit„t.. purl-, jpjVy to the law office or^Dill Large size 50e ami SJ.W. fnsliionuble store not far from Broad­ our occupation and the people whom wo j and Suggs, but what was hta surprise to entertain in our house, lie tfbtlces the lo­ POWDERLY FOR PROTECTION. way. “Certainly,” and he took from a nil billlous-. lonrn that the unscrupnlous Dill had cation of our houU*. In fact,' All things Since Its iir»t Introduction. Electric glass case tho dearest little, pnre white, just been Ifx kcd up in prison ami that Bitters has gained rapidly . in popular scintillating bit of a cup with a gold are naked aud opened to the eyes of Him ; his partner luul fled from the city, fur favor, until now it Is dearly in tlie lead with whom we have to do" (Heb. iv, 13). brim nnd as light as a feather. It was [ the story of the frauds practiced by thp anion? pure medical toffies nnd alteratives 7. Observe his promptness. He delayed A Wilkeslxirrs (Pa.) dispatch says: । two luul spread like wildfire and .m —containing nothing which permits its* my dream materialized, and I almost General Master Workman Powderly, not to-do as ho was told, but calling two the all absorbing topic of conversation use ss a beverage oz intoxicant, it Is screamed with delight when ho let me of the Knights of Labor, and Chauncey scrvzmtund a soldier he hastened to obey throughout the town. recogulad ns the be-t and purest medicine hold it. ’Tliis,” he explained, “is Amer­ F. Black, president of tho State League order*. The soldier also is called a devout man. The example of such n centurion While Simon Riggsby was conversing fur all ailments <ff Mumacli, liver or ican china.” “Oh, dear, how provok­ with one (if the little crowd iff men kidneys. I: will enre sick headache. In­ ing," said 1, almost letting the bijou of Democratic Clubs, met at tho Dela­ would tell upon all nbout him and upon who hnd coBected in front of pie office of digestion, constipation, and drive Ulffiarta tnmhl”: "I want it real—not any Anier- ware aud Hudson railroad depot in Hyde some with marked effect. Park this morning. Mr. Black was tak­ 8. They were men whom he could rely Dill and Sugg®. Fanny suddenly uttered from Ike system. SatiMactini) guaranteed ieati ___ stuff." -1 _____ think______ his eye-i _____________ twinkled._ aery of ”Uh, Dan. Dan!”and descending with each bottle dr the money will !«• re- • but ho replied very gravely arid politclw ing tho train for his home in York, Pa., upon; he \ol<l them all that the nngel had NBEE told him. and sent them to Joppa. Ho from thewagoushe ran ha-dily forward, funded. Price only W per bmtlc. Sold ; ••Tills is real. You doubtless know after attending tho annual convention had perfect confidence in the angel, and■CtA TION. 1392 1 tnd wm soon clapped in her brother's by H a1|. <»ocKiyc:tr. (clover man!) that’Belleek’is! the nauu- of the Democratic clubs in Scranton. I Arms. ; . Powderly gjasped the Democratic states- cheerfully did ns he was told. “Willing nuekieu’s Aridcn Salve. ; ,,f n town in Ireland where this wat” and obedloDt, will always obtain blessing*' U The mectipg w:ts iudeed a happy one. i man warmly by the hand and said: The best salve In the world for mts, I was first praluced. The proper clays (Isa. i, 19). I Mutiud explanations followed, and when ' “Can yon tell me where Cleveland 9. Cn?sarea was probably not less than . I Dan related the story uf his strange ad­ br:i:-.>. sores, ulceH. salt rheum, fever! aro foand in this country in abundance, stands on tho tariff?” c5.j. H fifty miles north of Joppa, so that if the . ventures sine*.--leaving home and the cir- «or<.. t. ttor. etatata tamU etotohuH. Mr. Black replied, "That's more than .servants left tbo samo evenipg that Cor­ <. nisnment cnntv-^;:ces which.led to tbe discovery r-r- "f ' I can tell, although if you asked where nelius received the vision they would reach - ‘ ye heard 1 j|lc p’utofi Dill ..ud.Sngg-j. Mrs. Riggs- ta.ranr.. .1 -... ci.v JlStattato "r . d",e" S'";- ■" ”>«!■ ■“ ta ramSita Joppa «r»me time the next day. Now notice I stood I wonld bo able to tell you." e five thou- • by siiid revuicnUy: ii eenta per hex 1 ,n belaud to coino here and- v.’ork for i out of th® । “it’s the hixid of Proyidenve-T-ncthing money retutidtsi. ' I’tir*. » . ,... .. . , . ' "1 tell you what,." said Powderly, "1 tar.v God prepares Peter.for their coming. htav ‘ ,lOT-t thtak ho knowl wtaj.ta^ga» When they are not fnr from Jopjmi Peter For sale by W. II. Grsadyesr. thodruggist u< “' Ottar l».tta..wh<,i.y —t *tta.rwork-s 1 else could lu»’c brought ,:dl tiu-se things Is led by the Spirit to go upon the house­ 1 Oaa to a ;' ;“ir «>■« P" ' 1 ««*• to "Itarajtat '' secret since, and there is no more deli- «• ri “‘ tops for prayer. Cornelius wns a praying i .-thwKA as Rite untyped per soil to her man. bat, since his lueddle.somo/mternian, Peter was n jn-aying man; it Is to ane smashed ’ r;itq china intide in the world than . i brenst ! ’! I J * ferenco with the silver question 1 havo such that God rpveals Himself. - ...A ...if Ffrom —. ,,ra Trenton, l.-rai ttand ra.V 1 none so CHAPTER xivill we :iget -M ’ to capture > lost confidence in him. As between tho W. While waiting for food for his body Mother—You should uot s:|y smashed; cheaply sold in the United States us thu i:<'*! tiro captain. I Republicftm and Democratic parties I God lays His hand upon him, lie falls Into #ay raai-hvd. U’Uat mail to ; American.’’ a trance and sees heavenly things and is am a Republican this time.” dinner? I “Weil, I should think that American Tho stand Powderly takes*wi$l create taught a great, itotoan. “Man doth not live I potters must be very good men to j- ty .1 sen.-ation in labor circles. He has al­ by bread only." aud Job could say, “I have rr-p'ie.1 ’Lt tb’ railroad—Good I their workers throe times ns much as esteemed (or laid up, mnrgln)ri>e words ways been a Democrat. • of Hit n-.outh more than my necessary they could get in Europe, but how can the Mansfield food” (DcuL viii. 8; Job xxill, 12). they afford’it?” ‘ Mr. Suggs. Is 1 them are beingcultivated the minds which 11. This is one of,seven verses iu tho :n the SnattcrF’ i "'.he prott ctive tariff”—■ public land ufllcc charged (rand against Bible which speak of iieaven opened. The are to be »n|r future law-makers and lead­ “Yon are g"i:ig to lell me nlx>r.t that alarm npon tho ■ hundred* uf thousands of honest home- ethers arc Ezek. i, 1; Math, iii, 16: John i, ers lu every walk hi Hfe. How essential McKinley bill. ” . 51; Acts vii, 36: Rev. lv. i; xix, 11. In it is that 'be‘> ip'.uds shcuhl lie united to “po you object to ifr” l every case it is to reveal something oonstrong, healthy bodies. So many children w captain, “6h. I don’t know anything,ab.mt it, cernlug Christ or Ilin church. suffer from impurities and- (mhons In the or land tbe I 12. The great variety of animals seen In really: but it mart Vo a v- ry g<x»d or a I this vision would include many which crow up to Im’ men and women. . were to a Jew uuclean. All.Gentiles were parents cannot llnd words strong enouzh I much.’' ' j ue of iutelli- j t<» express their gratitude to HismI’s Sar»-1 “Here are tho facts; yon shall judge 1 presented, taming patents (or 05,000,000 | considered unclean by the Jew#, and the ningdvor hi/1 thought of a Gentile enjoying wjiial spirit­ apariila for Its good effects upon their of iu ‘goofln -.s’ or 'badnesa' yourself: j ig to one of I children. Scrof’ila. *all rheum nnd other] Tlie MeKipley bill -fortes tho foreign I aerci :ifraln»t 20.000,000 acres patented ual privileges with a Jew without being by Cleveland’s adiutnlstratlon In the same circumcised, etc., was simply too nbsurd iy. ’Call the diseases uf the blood an- effectually cured potter to pay sixty cents for tho privi- I to be entertained. bv this excellent medicine, and the whole lege of selling UH) ccuts’ worth <J dec­ 13. A voice from heaven coinmauds Peter -that is, to rise, kill aud eat; but Peter, t hough a orated china in this ‘ t -.-untry ,-i uxzrm ihud Fprunff up ba disease. Can’t cc-cute the orJew, i( not so ol>edient ns the Gentile cen­ then! is a tariff of 60 iut cent, on tlmt Nrccri the two. tnracd to tho turion. The ward of Mary to. lhe serv­ clasd of goods. This is so that ti:o workThe remainder is soon tohL It said that mulberry wood in.-.kes the ants nt the marriage in Car^a (John ii, 5) is Aaron Suggs and Meg Frone were cap-1 most durable fence pasta. Near Strode’s ’man herp may be paid sixty cents more u very helpful one,- “Whatsoever lie salth ' '1 to hrive you retured some’five miles from the city and j mill, In Cheater county. Pa., there Is n for a dollar’s worth of work than are unto you, do it!” i us on this matter brought buck and lodged iu jail. Tlie , the enme class of people in Europe. farm which wns inclosed with mulberry 14. Peter boasts of bin obedience to tbe .: arrives.” he said. five thousand dollars which they had I posts ninety-five years ago. They are still That enables our working pott.jrs to live law in that he had never eaten anything ’.unly/’ replied the drawn from the bank was found in their । In good condition, nnd are now supporting better nnd happier lives than do thcx»etn unclean. It sounds strange to hear boast­ - most .necessary ac* [Kissession and. restored to tho bank. Europe, and brings n class of men among ing of ceremonial cleanne-s from one who i tbo sixteenth «i of rails. tion to l» v L- to ger the officer* had denied bis Master and forsaken Him, ns who are encouraged to produce the It appeared that while Dill was in > Sher the W«. and on more than one occasion allowed ■ties before they es- consultation with Horace Bland at the I most artistic results. There is so much sntan to speak aud act through him. dfe fro: competition nmong the native potters office of tbo latter. Aaron Suggs luul dis­ ' 15. Jesus had taught His disdpjes that ^GAQW’S I MASS. that the price to customers is low. The covered Dan Riggsby’s presence in the I not what they ate would duffle them, but [ price is eighty cents each." city, and knowing that their game wm . that which cqmeth out of the mouth from j Eighty cents and real, and 1 saw the heart (Math, xv, 11). And even Peter un ho hastily summoned Meg Frone, 1 ItaOIANa ‘[/XC. ' nn ituported one for $6 25! Well, 1 should, have known that it is always safe and proceeding to tho .bank had think the McKinley bill b a very good to do na God tella us. He did learn his lesson, however, at this time before God thing indeed. Give mu half a dozen of got through with him, for in verse 28 he them right . ,a.„ away, please.”’ It rcemed so The Riggsbys remained in tho city says, “God Lath showed me that I should wonderful that by buying this cup, two days settling up the business relat­ nut call any one ’common er unclean.’’ There l» “ *« to Vonkera Ulongtos le which was the very thing 1 wanted, for ing to the-Mamffield estate. Tho oxi’osSome of us mt:u tq b-arn very slowly. "*• ... ___ • nr«nt?- eighty cents, instead of paying $J.25 for toi ata bringing to jnaticaoHtadar- .frtetaot the —Chicago Tribune. 1G. God is very patient with us aud sets An iumorted one, I wm helping one of Ing ratals DiUtaaSugg.cre.Uj.«n- Ore Ll for us tbe same Won again and again till we learn it. God speaketh once, yea twice, Button in the dty. Tbe part Dan hal n • _iuWccn year* it has eaten noth- nty own countrymen and his family to yet man perceive:h it nutfJobxxxiii, 14). If taken in detecting tho villains nud । t Itisi'"1Isl iri,n.iw, ,-.n<l Ims just luul live three times as well as ihoy could do we were u hundredth part as patient with iu Europe. 000.000 In Che money In circulation In th'« thwarting and — the f.tar£• rO4t ))f to kwp it warm.-Har luivuriiug their evil »-••• plans, i........ - --y each ether as Gjxl is with us, how much It had never before occurred to me tling adventures through which ho had pur’s Young People. we might r.ccompKeh for Him! that that tariff had anything to do with passed soon benune known throughout 17. While Peter wondered as to tha ns girls. I thought it was all atamt tin the public debt • 11 .(154.5*0, or * saving meaning of this vision tbe three men from the city and he found himself tho hero ha, been using Hilfs File F™’'1' pan8—plate, 1 mean—and it seemed to of practically n million dollars a mouth Cornelius stood before lhe house—three of the hour. week, two sppllralloOT each dsri At com- mo then and now tliat if we lx»gun our Gentiles, uuclean ib Jewish eyes, but God Oliver Brown, the voting jjhyaician, 1 uwnrenwnt ..t ire......sent her "“I"1"* encouragement nt homo "charity be­ is no resj»ecter of persons (verse 34). How Danttil the terrible II ............ seem •’ lr ' 2.'! remained in the.city with — ginnings" would takecare of thetnsclres. beautifully God makes events to coincide 'nl"'}" t: th ;! inns; heattenueu business waa all settled. »nd when they ■land the ruffering inane <!«!•. to without Why, it is r>o simple 1 fed as if 1 iuu«t Investigations of 3.745 manufacturing us as to accomplish His pleasure! ' ’ > incut’s delay.”’ separated it was with tho understanding after applying, relict rami-, and tbe plica 18. While Peter was pondering the three take a hand at voting happiness and In ash.... establishments in, Massachusetts have ' the pr&ident of tbe that the warta rrientlahtp that had bare been Improving ever men were asking for him by name. They *•»’< arr., comfort to working people. revealed tho following facts, the com- had both of bls names correctly. Had >4 the captain, Dan sprung up between the two .bonld be re­ b.urtoen applications she hardly Bigssby I went home with a light lieart. 1 she fas. them st .11. She »" *«• ’' ■ parisons being between tho years 1890 they simply asked for Simon, the owner of young physician wore newed at an early day. had found what I was looking for nnd I and 1891: OShtnd ;utr the bonne might have thought that they Simon Riggsby sold his claim and tha .offerer tram piles for the ps.. W resn• ,-riv.no office. much more. With a yard of white ' There has been an increase in the cap­ Mtantitr.; meant him; but the inquiry is very plain— foriiY had proceeded to ' Trarelera’ Rest and purchased a farm satin nnd another of rose colored I tbe office-,f it is for Simon Peter. God can moke plain ital invested. .; 1 »nd Suggs, but only to near Fort Scott, but before ho quitted covered a case for tho precious cups. find ;t clo,. , . There has been nn increase in tho stock' tbe man he wants. ; ! the two men gone. By the prairie inn ho gars a b““‘ My present cost 16.50, cups and all. Mry h« •. 19. Tho Holy Spirit is ever ready to guide used in manufacture. ’ I that Snggs and the quet. to which were inrited ail tho setthose who are willing to-be guided. With This note enme from Dorothy: druggist. Lilw Mr.-. !;•„ in the There has been an increase y had gone away in e. Uera in tbo locality-and tho cattlemen M Father, Son and Spirit for ua (Rom. viii. Hhtkii. You Dear Gim.-It’a tho preitlcrt value of the product ^’.v ■ I’u hour before, while it well. The affair proved a grand success. nnd daintiest thing I have had. But jou There has been an increase in the ’ Dill waa at the office I and waa Jong remembered by those who Rrtearchcs of German scientists bays shouldn’t havo spent to much money on me. florae.. our motto be, “Ready to do whatsoever Bhowo tint with Ians contlouedb.atlng to Ned aaya it makes him think v»t mo. txdog number of persons employed. narticipated in it. .. There has been an increase in the my I-ord the King shall appoint’1 (II Sam. KU .-n BtMtwt. I«o train 38 to;«T pre rent pink mid wliite and bright, and-bnt lie say* n Meg Frone died In jail before' u’<> tivri 1 "I1 ,w»r tad «“n ax pXre. If. ntl.r t hta. the »’«S»ri» cwxl many perfectly absurd thinp anyway. gross amount of wages paiit xv, 15). ■ knoeb:’’. '.’ omce. where his loud rivr.l of tho time set for her trial, tat 1 nm so happy obout e-.«Tj tuing, and so 20. There is no room for doubt when ire re»UHt»rtU«l ««1 the There has been an increase in— cleared with j our gift. Il’s Just wbat I wanlul cailv d°°r startled tho raa- Aarau Suggs and Mortimer Di 1. her two .team, only » "T -I|S1“ lo“ moot. You must show me l»ow you make Hint average yearly earnings per individual. God calls or speaks. The Father sent Jesus. ' ■Uvl ,l‘° lawyer, as aasodates iu crime, were trial and c°n r,„^,. tlc p'”re take place. dellclona U’a. and we will christen my beau­ Jesus sends us (John xtU, IS). We must - Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. ■ ' I i'ter. viclod and received the punishment learn to see God in everything. Having to releore etpertmeMe tiful L-hlm\ tosetber. Always >,nirDonoT|,T ■a£. : k««king WM repents committed our way unto Him, and being th«y so richly dwerved. . . . itoSteL teret reatle aoohl reemto warThird J £«y, ant* bo vdil Dorothy, ready, willing and obedient, we can count Tie iWw ‘ i ‘T’™*1 door, Iloraco Bland, doubtlew when I ted her my ax;djrienco, ■ "Long upon Him to lend us in Hb way and make tue to ■ ' 1 ’ ''’'Po-y entered. Dill ta would ta implicated i» the .Saw, ^OTfrem mTZtoleal .ihratwaw. «H inny the protective tariff wave.’! Wo it very plain. tomino. ' 1 '“omeototjr pnllo- Btd from the city and was teen n moro. girls nro act ungrateful to uur Undo as heat.—New York Telvgram. Tho grcttUmt pleasure which the po TLo ’ :l"tot»t«l face. Samuel If we but mdrt’tftand what lu* L tolleri.ra’ ;'lv,u-“a t<> Dill's side. HcsmonJT the generous legacy brought ’, The oriental* believe that tho great mas­ . Tu-algUt! France combined. doing for our happtuws. Dorothy ami 1 np°“ “to Uwr*r’‘ to Dun was that be was now aide to ob­ M roc are tumbled with Itrlilng. Hired, ter Mohammed, after he was placed in hist heard too much about abstract "‘patain the education bo bad coffin, caused tbeWuoloto be lifted from] triotifim" and too little about ‘ ‘ Amer ­ KU tu n l!'-’ T™00®1" wished for and add a ntdnber oflong ■ itare»-.iug place, and it soared eternally, ican china" and other homemade ““mat '.’“'Tor-’ death, anti for a desired books to his wornjand insignia, : so they believed. Lt is iu a sanctuary built. thitigs, 1 preuumti during that " fin id;j of magic stone— modern minds would call tottit and » •stupefied with astontahcant collection. nattleiuen ing" process. : I these stones electric currents.—New York’ *Vlr: l^eo covering hta self ^^■’T.lR^ryhtanlgta'For Tho trouble between the Grace Esther p|cw» ' | Teleeram. "WLu’r U , lanncr. J>o demanded: and the re tilers, rising out of the ‘ring 11 Yx y cohoeuu ladi!“‘ T«rtto>y or SXtar n7" k* •'tortainj ueceintar or nu-h ;-rar, ,lnjCT „ A Pretty Hthry Whieii wm internal An V*\ipCQ Aeat d J B» >f ” ■ S H F i»B4 * rs ? b ? w fs m »«n ORQia I FSs OTW I S H ttlH E££§.’j£& J 5/; R V H IIF PETER’S VISION. LESSON III, FOURTH QUARTER, INTER­ {tat“<^F=T Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. ’ Children Cry for PltCnCF S CSStOTia* Children Cry for ; Pitcher’s Castorla. \v. siaisui,, '’- '*lcun?—th®1® must be mg of fever infected cattle into ttastate. sale by Fred L. Hratll. the druggist. J «=• �AMERICAN HATS. STAFFER’S SHAM! H,w HIS Ht*RT .TA1RLV BETTER From the State Republican: Lund Commissioner Shaffer is re­ ported as "Baying once on a time, about twoycars ago, that his heart “fairly bioci” for bis soldier comrade*. Inas­ much as Mr/S buffer is making his run for re-election on his soldier record it may not'be out of place to just recall a hit of history Ln connection with the land office- When the hero of Culp’s farm was accidently installed as high chief mogul of the office there were «*<«> Veterans of the late war employed there, Messrs. Cameron, Hamilton, Lewis. Harens, Bowen and Noyes. When the grand old man from Cass stepped in they were asked to step out, and in their places have been appointed Just one veteran, a Democrat by the name of Olds. How that heart must have bled. The places of these veterans have been filled, and are now occupied by whom? Weil, for instance. There is: Shaffer, Miss Sadie, clerk state land commissioner, salary 81,200 per annum. Shaffer, Miss Gertrude, clerk land commissioner', salary $1,000 per annum. .Shaffer, William T. S., clerk land commissioner, salary 81,000 per annum. All of the above reside with Mr. Land Commissioner George T. at 704 Ottawa street west, and arc his daughters and son. . The other employes of the office are anything but old veterans. How do old soldiers like this record ? Old soldiers, even Democrats, should hesitate, and look up this man's record before they* throw away their ballot. When tlie general came to Lansing in the capacity of land commissioner he announced his intention of paying the mortgage on his farm from tlie proceeds of the family salary grab. Hu has without doubt been successful, as he told a friend on. the train recently that the mortgage had been “lifted’’ and he' was on his way to Cass county to pur­' chase an adjoining eighty tuffes. This last “eighty" is to be purchased with money that should havo jrone to veter­ . ans for services performed. .How th®> heart docs bleed. rOREIC!1 -pjlpnfi srawf -ig6•qipioiaqi jaxojjns oqt X<d Xa<p .QtroqaiS •sjp jsiuara jo aSjs isig aqt W •snjmMi ytpajo aqi oaiS WApsuisqi laqi inq ’ uopwp ■dod aqi jo waussapqSnoqi pus aamuoulfj. ^The oracle* of Democracy told tho sqi <n iasj epp ajnqpps sappoqsns pop* .spsqg -pasni-'P *1 ’*afT’ people of Michigan last campaign that -unoo aqi jo Xus usqs ssaapsux <p Xoaopno* the McKinley tariff would increase the jaiqffjp ipnrn s SMoqs (uiauaS uj wjuaray price* of all the necessaries of life. qiuog -tWAtfi s{ wop nSisj v uaqM ’Xiipn* Now a hat, in thia climate, is one of -Ia poaaqvaM jo sawo u[ uAioaq WApwoi* -ku (njAAMod isDUj aqs jo ouo sj aina*Ai those necccsaaries. Hence, according to Democratic teaching, a hat ought to cost more than it did two years ago. । tnutifopi qjoA *3N~ But does it? ' ■wqiop *n jo SnjXip »qi flupnp X|aj|1t»> TLuhaa^i;. I^’i. W..WW rwvnvtn In-r ZWdllwip o) pfUH H< OUJIUadJUt aqi JO iput* Democratic logic ia very conx .n< lno । ‘Xpjujpjiuuq wtwodea* «|uomuw man wK.t 1* ImnW lu.llMUt, . Qqj, . ---- 40(00 -- h..m puv vsaunuvap to a a man who alnaan doesn't, know AP or believe ■joo____ ’j.xla bju pm? *<xajjns Xjanjwo* trouq oqi lfu;q* anything more than the Democrats' teach him. It works about this way: -qiu zoj Xjpewwu OU V) ojnqi “V I”1! Paw J0qv( Siiup oawv <ri ppm wwnWd »qjL ‘1,!n A man must buy a hat: •oraum jo injncxxlH.qqn) v paw ouptnwn* A tariff duty is levied on English jo tnjuoodwj) u jprq jo uopjppw »qi qif* upiSv pasn oq Iwui ao-jv* pus dsos »qX hats; uouasm pmsn oqs tq pwutt The tariff duty is added to the cost— pas quo poqvwM ais taqjop ®q1 pJSMJspjufor Cleveland says so; pus *u[qpnxxl vs Ipq8p ss pswop sj (aswA Since a man must pay the cost and aqj uojTiuado aqt Sajjna 'sinoq oaxqs the tariff added the tariff is a tax and 10 OM-J jojII UJ podoow ”! aaaH 3tn pawn® IPM treeq «sq aintxjra oqt u*»qAL ‘*1a increases the price of the hat. -omxas pjubfl jo oanp pas oapuwLn*jo Can anything be plainer? Certainly {njuoodssaq s pappv «! 01 Pa” not from a Democratic stand point. jo sao[is8 ®o?qi uj pa*ps»qpam spaijo. But the Republican party does not stop spunod qa*i aoan nodn odoang uj pasn here. ’ It teaches the people many an tpntu «j qofqM ‘spos ;o rjoajp HI ’*!• economic fact bearing on the question. -jaianooiiTsqi q saffsiusAps (spads sji jo *The Republican party agrees with the □uq -nnqSpa pus Xuuiojod u| pajaopc Af Democratic that a man must buy a hat -OAisutnxo 8u|»q SujqvsM jo potpot® y and that a tariff duty is levied on Eng-* lish hats. But there tbe agreement ends,' nnd the real process of education ADMlXlSTBlToR’SaULS. begins. In tbs matter of the estate of George n* Me 1 The Republican party teaches what the Democracy never does—that hats ew. M I .1.-1-n « are made in America and that no man nubile auction to the hlgh^t is obliged to buy un English hat upon the Jlst <’ar of October. A. p., 18*2. at ten which a tariff duty is levied. The Re­ o’clock. In the forenoon In tbe ITobaie oBee In the city of Hastings in tho county of Barry, publican party also teaches that tho in th? state oT MicMpn. perwant Jo tariff is a tax upon the foreigner who license and authority granted to me on the -’Bib wants to get the benefit bf pur markets day of August, A. D. 1M»2. by Ito Frobato court of Barry county. Michigan, all ol the and that he cannot add the duty to tho estate, right, title and iDtarestof the «*'<! «*«• cost, for he has to meet the active com­ ceas'd oL tn and to the real estate -situate and bring tn the county of «arry. la the state of petition of American manufacturers. Michigan, known and described as- follows, Why is it that Democratic orators Immediately after his return from the Chicago convention, Don M’. Dick­ inson retired to his country home at Trenton, to rest from his arduous la­ bors iu the nomination of Cleveland. He was called upon to address the citizens of that place nt a Democratic ratifica­ tion meeting, held on tlw evening of June 2L». He spoke on the tariff ques­ tion and endeavored to convince his hearers that tlie lot pf the Canadian farmer is much happier than that of the American fanner under the pro­ tective tariff system. That part of his speech, taken from The Detroit Free Press report, is quoted below. In ludicrous contrast with Mr. Dick­ inson’s rainbow-hued picture of agri­ cultural felicity on the other side of the river, stands a comparison made by the Windsor Evening Record under date of Sept. 5. Here are the two pictures in “deadly parallel:*' * . DICKINrtOX. THE Eaglub Hat* Worn Cnfy to. Gratify a Tor* Ills Comradeihlp »* Great a Delusion snd •hip hupertpr <• I’.irl.iUB. Ol THAN AND JUST AS CHEAP. BLEEDS’1 FOR THE SOLDIERS- KVKXIXO RECORD. Take tha American • A Canadian farmer farmer who bring* Roento market with his hay to market. 100 bushels of barley. After bringing a ton । 100 Ito. of wool arid SO •la from hhi farm he dozen of ej«». Hero Bell* It for the sum of , fa what ho would re112. Dvilrinr a nrwjecivo u.vordlng to pldw he takes tho ] tho Toronto Empire: proceeds from the 100 bu barley sale of hfa hay nnd j O43c....... ..,...**5 00 (lurch*** the plow 1(X» Ito woolftlflc ill oo or fix using every I 30 dox eggnQHc 3 SO dollar derived from I ------tho *ale of the hay Total......... SCI 30 for the plow. With the fd 30 ho ."Now in comparison I rould purchase the with the American ) following: farmer, letusaee how 30 sals. Am. coal tbo farmer from olMMDe............ 410 W Canada fares. Ho 800 Ito barbed brings a load to the- wire®4c............ 33 00 American market, ] 50 mih. syrup© pays the tariff, which ; wc...................... 800 tbe American pur- - 200 Ito wire nalb chaser butoequcutly : ©3c..................... 8 00 pays, and then has ; 10Q gal-, boiled •ill with which to pur- ; Jindoll............. 7 20 chase a plow. What * ' does he pay for hfa! Total......... MIS) plow—the same'. The Ame*rlcan identical plow that • farmer goes to marthc American farmer ket with the same ta. St'* tnr"' Ila. produce bo nud he pays, under this' realizes according to 'beautiful system ofi tho prices on the protection. butSTnnd same dnto In the De­ goes back to Canada troit Free press: with *4 In hfa pocket. 100 bu barley® The American, ns Me................ mono you see. goes back to, I® Ito wooWMlc 34 W hfa borne with noth­ aodogeggwataqe 3 30 ing but nn over­ priced plow and no Total........ tin ® •jnoDey.” Now ho purchased precisely the same articles which cost him as follows: &0 gals. Am. oil® “barbed* 3 3 wireeSHc........ 200 lbs wire nails ®fl ®............. 3® 10’5 gals, boiled lind.olie44c... 4 55 -Total.......*38 40 Cash on hand... 80 90 Total........ fur® the very same farm product* aa bls Can­ adian neighbor nnd purchases the very same articles re­ quired on the farm, and has *80 90 to tbe good. The attempt to make the people be­ lieve that a Canadian farmer can buy for 87 “the same identical plow that the American farmer is asked 813 for," could not have been made by anyone, except a politician whose ideas of American market* have been warped by Democratic necessities. Such dis­ criminations are nowhere made by hardware merchants. The statement is absurd on it* face. The Evening Record on the contrary cite* authorities for its market prices. _ Thli U the one ffreet Ijnne, end there . Ma be no doubt M to the eenUct ot Axneneea tatelUgence end petHotlun non It in Nowabee. Ho Free Trade! •o1'a-oer Labor!—M. Y. Pthm. and journals say so little about Ameri­ can manufactures? Simply because they wish the people to think that everyone has to buy goods upon which tariff duties are laid and because they wish the people to overlook tlie fact that there is any American coin pc tition to keep foreign prices down. The whole subject is finely illus­ trated in an interview hod with C. H. Dickerson, of Detroit, of the firm of Dickerson & Co., dealers in hata, caps, furs and straw goodsi Speaking of the McKinley law, he said: "The Increased duty on felt bain neces­ sitated cither an increased price to tbe merchant and the customer or, to retain the price prevailing before the Increased duty obtained, an Interior quality of ma­ terial. Ho hod, however. ^tooJ a portion of tho Increased duty and ho was thus en­ abled to retail the huts at tbo old price*, while tho deteriorated quality of the ma­ terial used fa so Inconsiderable as to bo no factor In Its appearance or durability.” So mtach for the foreign article. Now hear what he said of the home product: “The beat grades of American made hats are bcpehsor is evert war to the best roKEias made and these goods havo not been effected In any way by tho McKinley bin. AND ARK SOLD AS CBXAPLT AS EVER DXroRS." So long as the American citizen con get better hats, made at home by American laborers, paid American wages, us cheaply as ever before, iv will be hard for the Democrats to con­ vince the people of Michigan that they are being swindled by the McKinley ty-four feet of lot four hundred ninety-three (4«) of tbe city, formerly village, of HusUnR". Michigan, according to tbe recorded plat thrreOfDaled Sept. Mb, A. D., IMS. „ D. G. HoniRsoir. Administrator. W. H. H. Heath. Funeral furnishing g ds and Director. First-claw hearse and outfit. Satisfaction guaranteed. Rooms over K. Mudge _/But Mr. Dickerson lets the Demo­ cratic cat out of the bag and explains why Grover Cleveland, Don M. Dick­ inson and other manufacturers of Demo­ cratic campaign thunder raise such a howl about a tariff on lints. American hats are not exquisite enough for them. They're not "English, y’know.” Those gentlemen belong to the class of cus­ tomers described by Mr. Dickerson when he said: "There fa s certain class of customers who will have the English madu but and no other. This class ha* grown to considerable numbers, aud aro of tho class who alm to be KXCLUmvK and to whom the cost of grat­ ifying a whim fa of no consequence."r Patriotic American citizens have little in sympathy with such “exclu­ sive” gentlemen, for whose elegant heads an American hat is not good enough. The American vote will go with the American hat. A correspondent of the Npw York Press calls to mind: "The laboring mon of this country should not forget that Grover Cleveland during his ad­ ministration showed his contemptuous disregard for their Interests by permit­ ting his Commissioner of Indian Affairs to purchase for the use of the Indian Bureau several hundred wagons from lessees of the Tennessee penitentiary, all of which were manufactured by convict labor.” The “unspeakable Dana” of the Sun has thejHipretfie-Jelight of beholding national Democracy in the sere days of early autumn eating its words spoken in the green days of early summer. Free trade is to the rear, protection is no longer as unconstitutional as it was in June.—Knoxville, (Tenn.) Journal. There are now 27 tinplate mills in successful operation in the United States. There would have been at least 50 of these mills at the present time, had it not beei^ for the menace of free trade which the Democratic party has held over the country for the past two years.—Grand Rapids Eagle. The union veterans have sized up Judge Monte's comradeship to a nicety. They will apply his own standard and stick by their own party as faithfully as he has done since he turned Deino- The bacteriologists have not yet de­ tided whether the stuffing in that Gray Gables letter contained the spirillum of reform or merely plain, common­ place demagogism.—N. Y. Pres*. Dan will av state v but w time. ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A aJAMXH* BOA op Atoq L-»TX.. ,,-noo OJ<„ )4jno,C ppi tmj [|a«tW -w- ’.»H TVM11® ’<‘**1 *’10—UOS IP’®8 jStriujotn iqq* q J^uirdg M°q p«»q nox oawh— mu Bays tho Democrat* le state this year. The swept and the Capitol toof Republican broom this Pimples! Pimples! Can Be Cured. SEWING MACHINE ? If so, buy of the man who sells at the same price to rtle poor man'or woman as to the rich. He wont charge yuu J55 , for a poor machine and sell tho same style of machine to an­ Goto DR LOWRY’S and! other for $25 as do some dealers.. Oh, no! have your eyes fitted with eye glasses-or spec tael ee. In or der to- have your eye sight preserved. into old age, the eyes- should be properly exam Is just as good tO'Trav. as the dollar of tile rich. He wflg ined and the right kind ot The Light Running World Renowned Domestic, The New Home and some other first-class machines. glasses- worn. | Dr. Lowry He will sell yon a machine for a small payment down keeps a large stook of the fin­ and the balance in monthly payments if desired. est quriity and greatest vari­ It will pay yon to call on him before you buy. ety of eye glasses and specta Needles, oils*and parts for all machines., clesathis offloe, where you can have your eyes examined, at all tmes. The Dollar of the Poor Man T. PHILLIPS. SCHOOL BOOKS. Peoples DRUG STORE HE largest complete stock of new and sec­ end liand School Books­ and everything needed in the school room in Barry County. T (II. Goodyem DRUGGIST and book­ seller, and the originator and promoter of LOW prices for Drugs, Books and School Supplies. 2nd Hand Books, wanted. Websters Dictionary 5c. IT'S A “JIM DANDY,'" The stock of lumber and shingles kaJely purchased by Bentley, Tomlinson & Rider. At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and studmg. The latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. Their No.~2 shingles are “just too sweet for anything." 25 YEARS SOLID WEAR With HOT SPRINGS EC- Is'the length of time that ZAEMA SOAP. This prep­ aration being mainly the evaporated salts from the waters of the Hot Springs, Arkansas, will cure pimplee, bleech head and all eruptions Are warranted to last. of the skin. Nicely perfumed for the toilet, Sold for the Also remember you next ten days only, at 17c per fet a Present—“Good cake. 'orm,” of $2.00 value SPOONS AND FORKS with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jewerystore. Quality and price al­ THE bRQQQIST, ways right. Agent. Fred L Heath, F. R. Pancoast HAVE just received and opened up our first invoices of new fall dress goods. To say that WEwe are pleased with them would not describe it. And our friends who have seen them are also satisfied. They are the cheapest and best line we ever offered. You will say so when you see them. The Reliable Jeweler. FROM 12 1-2 CENTS OF A full line of Fall and Winter goods just received. Ladies Beaver shoes of all kinds. Women’s, Misses and Childrens rubber boots and storm slippers. Also a full line of men’s and boys’ knit and felt boots, socks and rub­ bers of all kinds, and the best line of school shoes in the city. Call and examine them before buying. Remember your ticket on the Worlds Fair Atlas. r. q. JTOWELL Repairing done by J. C. WOODRUFF. We call special attention to a line that cannot fail to please you, and goods that have proven very at­ tractive to all who have seen them. We refer to the We are now showing our first invoice of the.- goods. Come in and see them at RUSSELL'S. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-10-20.pdf 2463275c405320b188294747a2b483df PDF Text Text The best Aduertisingmediumtn Bar­ ry County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXVII. NO. 25 HASTINGS, MICH., OCTOBER 20, 1892. Koal Six Dollars a Ton This Month! Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays by COOK BROS.. ■ ----- AT— ntsrinax. nci. __ COUNTY NEWS. «»’Utal«nal dlse w. Uto Fine weather at this writing—Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. Weatherbee, of Flowerfleld, were guests of Mrs. D. N. Stocking last week Lottie Ward Is work' ng in your city at present—CoraWllllamTl* wortlag for Mrs. George Ford—Mr. and Mrs. mnk Roberta, of Irving, were the guests of J. P. Springer last Sunday—Frank Johnson was on our streets last Sunday. H ood - and - Coal - Heaters Wood - and - Coal - Cooks. Dswllag. Rain fa very much needed here, the wheat fa beginning to look poor—M. Smith and wife entertained relatives from Assyria, last Sunday—The social held at the Grange Hall last Friday evening, was well attended. The proceeds amounting 10 benefit of the church. —(Wil l our Dewi Ing correspondent please send name. Our correspondent’s record bookhas been lost.—Ed.)—M. Aldrich vistied in Albion last week—Mrs. James Boyd 1s very low at this writing, with no hopes of recovery—Alfred Onnsbee re­ turned home last Saturday, to make a short visit—The infant child of M. Smith Is quite sick at this writing—R. G. Rice and wife entertained company from Ohio last Sunday. South IlMtlnr*. Mrs. E. Pennock attended the W. C. T. U. Convention held at Jackson last week —Our district school fa progressing finely under the management of Miss Myrces— About fifty of the neighbors and friends of Mrs. Eber Lake surprised her last Fri­ day evening and reminded her that she had arrived at her forty ninth birthday. After presenting her with a lovely couch and partaking of a bountiful repast we dispersed to our homes feeling that we had a very pleasant and enjoyable time— The Star Sunday School fa In a very flour­ ishing condition. Our last quarterly " re­ port was exceedingly gratifying. This quarter has commenced much in earnest— Prayer meeting every Thursday evening— Mrs. Martin was thrown from her buggy aud sustained serious injuries—Mr. Seibel has been very sick but fa better at this writing. Koal Six Dollars a Ton This Month! hgt, Herpolsheimer & Co., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dry Goods, Carpets, • . j • :>«* . y not Cloaks, Blankets, Bedding, IMPORTANT To every person suffering from Piles or any other Rectal disease'. OB. LAKINS, The Rectal specialist of Grand Rapids, Js at the Hastings House, Hastings, every Thursday after­ noon and Friday forenoon. Dr. Likins has a large list of patients in Hastings and vicinity and more are securing his services at each visit as a result of his un­ usual success In his special prac­ tice. t All are Invited to call fort- con­ ' sultatlon and examination both of which are absolutely free. AND Live Geese Feathers. When in GRAND RAPIDS stop at rhejmost complete stock of Dress Goods in the state. . A full line of Gents FurnishingjGaods. A splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella for SI.00, try one. Voigt, Herpolsheimer &, Co., 78, 80 and 82 Monroe St. GRAND RAPIDS, ^!e make a specialty “‘making Gents suits and pants to order. - - - - MICH. . . ' -TOE KENT-x opposite UNION DEPOT. Ratca tn.OOFcrDtty. Free Baggage Transfer. New House Steam Beat and Electric Bells. RoomsSO up. BEACH A BOOTH. To consumers of kerosene oil in Has­ tings and Barry Co: We have established an agency at Hastings for the sale of Snow Drop oil, which for lumlnatfng pur­ poses has no equal. Being a product of Pennsylvania crude and 155 degrees fire test makes it perfectly safe. Jit produces a clear and white light and free of odor, nor does it cause any deposit on chimney which fa so common with cheap and low test Ohio oil. Since July 1, 1801, Michi­ gan allows the use of 120 degrees fire test oil which permits the the sale of kerosene made from Ohio crude and possesses a larger percentage of sulphur and after ex­ tracting sufficient naptha (explosive part) to raise the fire test to 150 degrees or more It becomes useless, so far as producing light fa concerned but at*a low test will burn fairly well, still producing a very disagreeable ordor while burning and load­ ing the ehimney with a greasy subetanca. Give Snow Drop oil a trial, the cost Is ta* little different than what you pay for the cheap goods you are using and the satisfac­ tion yoawUlgetln light will more Han comMnaat&'Aylsf nothing of addtttooal safet^Fur sale by 8. *• Phillipa, H. I* Newton ax>d Coot A Oodk. Hope Center. Mr. and Mrs. McQuarrle visited at W. Payne’s in Brush Ridge Sunday—S. Will­ iams has relatives from Dakota visiting him—Grace Tompkins, of Gull Lake, spent the past week with Mrs. Ira Hart— C. Loomis will have a new barn in the near future—Mrs. Ira Hart visited friends in, Brush Ridge Friday—Agnes Larabee has taken the position as housekeeper at John Kahlers, formerly occupied by Katie Horn—Mrs. John Kahler Is no better at this writing—Mr. and Mrs. D. Mosher, of Hickory Corners, and George Smith, of Roas Center, visited at O. D. Loomis last week—Rev. Olmstead, of Ohio, la visiting friend* In these parts—H. V. Loomis and wife Sundayed at Brush Ridge—Little May Hart fa quite sick._____ Carlton Center. The people’s party had a blow out Wed­ nesday night at the town hall. A riD roar­ ing fire however didn’t precede the advent of the speakers, who were W. F. Smith, Schoolcraft, W. O. Lowden and John Sul­ livan Den his. of your city. In fact their reception was cold and the thermometer* of their enthusiasm showed about 20 de­ grees below zero. This Is a great people's party town and some.of the audience was satisfied with what they listened to. while others got up and left disgusted. We hope our fanners will not be deceived In voting for George L. Yaple. We are glad to say that a few democrats here regard principle, above putting a few political contortionists In office, and neither the people's party candidates nor the “Weaver” elector will receive their votes—John Lewi* says that he would like to let his mail route, as he says he has not the time to carry It, but wo think that John will haye to pay more than he gets, as he only gets about 47 cents a trip—Fanners say it is rather dry plowing, as we have not had very much rain. Creesy. Our Sabboth School Is Increasing In numbers and also In Interest under the ad­ ministration of our efficient superintend­ ent, Mra. Warren Flabor—The annual re­ union of the Colby family, took place at Mr. Alanson Barber's Oct. 12. Quite a number from this plaeo were In attendance —The eleven months old child of Mr. and Mrs. Enos Barber, was buried week ago last Sunday. They have the sympathy of all—Wednesday evening of this week Rev. Mr. Tomklnson will preach at the Sbeans school house— Mrs. Vandewalker Is reported some better—Miss Susie Deer­ ing, of Hastings, is visiting at her father's —Mfas Annlo Tlbblta spent a few days last week visiting friends at Spring Brook. Woodbull Norman Latham was In town on Tues­ day—Luke Waters of yonr city was In our village on Saturday—Jesse Jordan fa Im­ proving the looks of his property by grad­ ing hfa front—Columbus day will be cele­ brated by our village school by raising a pole and floating a beautiful dag to the breeze. The pupils assisted by the G. A. R. post of this place will raise the pole, after which appropriate exercises will be given—Polities don’t seem to warm up much yet—Some pieces of wheat are look­ ing finely—Ed Leonord has purchased a fine colt of Eph. Lucas—Carpenter and Son have returned from the north having sold ail their horses—L. D. Warner sold a fine team at the Ionia fair—Benjamin Hewit has received a pension of 81X00 a month—B. 8. HlRy has geos to Chicago <M a business trip-Dr. Baughman has rstaroed from his. hnatiag trip—Ell Otoe hMtto* Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. WHOLE NO. 1949 EDUCATED INVENTORS. BROWN AS A PUNCTUATOR. A Mistake Too Frequently Stade by Mea Who Write IMuyraphies. Mark Twain, In his novel, ’The Ameri­ can Claimant,’’ Introduces his readers to a mechanics’ club debate, the manifest ob­ ject being to satirise the socialistic ten­ dencies of the workmen of the present day. One of the speakers, a self educated printer, delivers a long harangue t* prove that wa "overrate the college culture share in the production of the mighty progress" of tbs nation. "In looking over a list of inventors,'’ ho continues, "I find that they were not college bred men. Of course there are ex­ ceptions, but these exceptions are few." Now It has long been a custom and a very pleasant one no doubt that aa soon as a man has risen to great prominence hlS friends bars sought to add luster to hi* glory by making his origin more humbl* than it really was and representing hfa education aa having been practically neg­ lected. In the life of a presidential candi­ date, got up for campaign purpoees, thfa may be all very Well, tor our partisanship makes us all very credulous, but in ths work of a standard author it is entirely different. Now the writer is well nwarc that Mark Twain is such a fanny man that it fa often difficult to know when to take him seri­ ously. But in the present instance It 14 manifest that Mr. Clemens has allowed hi* reason to be carried awr.y by the popular fallacy that the great inventors were men of little or no education, who started oul in life with vague ideas of the alphabet aud multiplication table. To say that the Inventors, with very few exceptions, were not college bred fa to make a ndretatement that could have been rectified at the ex­ pense of a very little research. To toko only the more noted names in the field of American invention, we find that Morae was not only educated at Yale, but that be achieved success as a portrait painter long before he ever dreamed of having hfa name connected with the elec­ tric telegraph. While very poor In early life, Whitney was quick to see the advan­ tages of education, and endured many hordshlpH for the sake of working hfa way through Yale college. Corliss received a good academic education, and know enough to construct a machine for sewing heavy leather before he had ever seen the inside of a machine shop. Fulton was a man of education, and waS a landscape pointer by profession before he became inten-sted in rfaecbanlca. The elder Roebling graduated at the Berlin Poly­ technic school, ami hfa eon was educated at the Rennselaer institute. Gatling was not only educated, but ho studied medicine and took a degree. Moncure Robinson, one of our pioneer railroad constructors and the builder of the Philadelphia and Reading road, was designed for the law, and was educated in the Gerardine acad­ emy and William aud Mary college. Dahlgren and Ericsson received a mili­ tary education, the latter hairing the title of LL. D. Rodman, of gun and powder tame, was a graduate of West Print, and Thurston, to whom we are indebted for more than one invention, was educated at Brown university. The list could be great­ ly extended if we included the names of men noted for their discoveries in the sci­ ences, who must of necessity have had the highest education. It la poor policy at best for self educated men to attempt to undervalue the advantages of a liberal education. No Inventor Deed be afraid that ae will handicap himself in hfa work by going through college. To state that Howe and Edison received very little education In early life proves nothing in an. argument on this subject. While they dceerve all the more credit on that'account, who can deny that their services to the world might not have been even greater thackhey are If they had started out in life with the ad­ vantages of a college educationF—Mechan­ ical News. ____________________ What Came of Trying a Wew Rapid IHsthod of Learning the Buies. "Brown, my boy, there's nothing like It. It's better ti an 'French in six weeks,' be­ cause you can work it into yourself In s month, so that you can hardly say or think anything without following the rule. Tak* this beautiful selection, which recalls out schoolboy days: The boy stood on ths burning deck, comma, whence all but ht had fled, semicolon; the flames that Ht ths the battle’s wreck, comma, shone around him o’er the dead, period.’ That's grand: that’s inspiring. You have all the beauty and all the sentiment, and betides you punctuate as you go along, and so mingls the artistic and the useful.” Brown was quite taken with thfa new plan for learning how to punctuate prop­ erly. lie had often felt like a brother tc thb fellow who wrote a book without any punctuation whatever, simply adding fa an appendix a complete list of punctuation marks, from which the reader could select and punctuate as much or as little aa he pleased. The first lesson went off swimmingly. Brown so fell into the spirit of It that as he walked up the street afterward hs found himself soliloquizing: "I wonder, comma, if I had better get that paregoric, comma, for the baby, comma, before I g« home, period. Perhaps, comma’’— Then hs slipped up on a piece of banana skin and went down flat with two exclamation points and enough stars to equip several issues of a "blanket sheet.” For the first time In his life he felt Uks using the "dash” and also making a dash for the miscreant who threw that murder­ ous peel there. He lay on the pavement long enough to denote several paragraphs, then got up with difficulty and limped down the street. But the magic power ol that first lesHon was still upon him, and meeting a newsboy he began, "Well, com­ ma, my boy, comma, have you The Star! Interrogation point." The sharp eyed lit­ tle rascal stared at him curiously, and then replied: "Com-ah! Come off. When did yer ’scape from th’ ’sylum!" After punctuating the town generally during the next two hours and getting a crowd of small boys at hfa heels, whom h< escaped by seeking refuge in an empty school building—a place the average boy never enters if he can help It—he took homo to his dear family a somewhat bat­ tered but still large supply of punctuation. At 2 a. m. his wife nudged him, "John John, there are burglars in the house!" “What—ah! Burgtars, burglars." Now wide awoke, he sprang to the floor ex­ claiming, "Dearest, comma, I will defend you, comma, even with my heart's blood, commo. If necessary, exclamation point." Hethen threw open the chamber door right In the face of two masked burglars, who held pistols to Ufa breast aud demanded, “Your money or your life!” With one whirl of his strong right arm he dashed the pistols aside, two bullets perforating the ball window instead of hfa head, as was Intended. With two more whirls of that trusty arm he Bent ths burglars, as surely and swiftly as one sen­ tence follows another in the mouth of a two-hundrvd-a-minute speaker, outthrough the window after the bullets, remarking: "There, comma, now, comma, you can hunt your bullets at your leisure, period. Call again, comma, and I’ll show you how to punctuate better, comma, but you can’t put a period to my existence just yet, period." Then, rushing back to his wife, he ex­ claimed, “Joy- of my life, exclamation point, light of my eyes, more exclamation point*, come to my arms, period.” They fell, weeping, upon each other's necks. Stars and dashes come in here, denoting a domestic scene too sacred for the eyes aud ears of the vulgar public.—Washington Btar. • Meteoric stones. The source of meteoric stones has grea»lv puzzled scientists. Many have supposed them to be projected from lunar volcanoea to such a distance a* to come within range of the earth’s attraction; others have given them a terresttal volcanic origin. The gen­ erally received opinion fa that of Laplace, who supposed them to be masses of matter, small planets in tact, revolving around the sun and coming within the earth's at­ traction. Thfa opinion fa carried out by the fact that showers of meteors occur at periodical intervals in August and Novem­ ber. It has been calculated that of mete­ ors bright enough to be visible to the naked eye ou a clear, moonless night the number that enter our atmosphere cannot be less th an 7,500,(XX), and if thoec that would be visible in a telescope are included, at least 400,000,00a As there fa no reason to believe that the region lu which our earth moves is more thickly beset with meteoric bodies than other parte of the solar domain, and as ths space through which the earth sweeps in a day fa a mere point compared with the whole extent of that domain, the-total number of three bodies that must exist around the sun is beyond conception. The hundreds of millions yearly burned up In our atmosphere (the ashes of which add, It fa estimated, 1,000 tons weight to our earth in three years) will never be mined, —Brooklyn Eagle. A Punctual lied Ma*. Matthias Splitlog, chUf of the Wyan­ dotte*, lives in Kansas, and being known to poasees about a million dollars' worth of property is called the wealthiest Indian in America. Although over seventy years of age, and unable to read or write, ha is a keen business man. By his shrewdness and ability he has acquired large tracts of land In Kansas and Missouri, bouses and lots In Kansas City, and han money invest­ ed In a number of paying enterprises. The white men to whom he gave a <20.­ 000 lesson in punctuality had persuaded him to aell them a certain tract of land for 1140,000, and were to pay him the money at 10 o’clock at a bank Id Kansas City. On the appointed morning, a few minutes be­ fore the boffr named, the old Indian en­ tered the bank and took a seat, with hfa eye fixed upon a clock. The capitalists had not appeared when the hands of the clock reached the hour. As it began to strike the old fad tan arose to hfa feet and at the last stroke of the dock he promptly walked out of the building. On the street, less than a block away, he met the men who were to buy his land hurrying toward the hank. They begged him to return with them, but he refused, saying that If they still wished to deal with him he would meet them at 10 o’clock ou the following day at the same place. Thfa time both the white men and the Indian were promptly on hand, but when the former offered old Matthias the price agreed upon for the land he told them that while <140,000 was yesterday’s price to­ day3* price was <100,000, and to these terms they finally were compelled to accede.— Harper’s Young People. Crosses Imprinted by Lightning. Crosses imprinted by lightning are very old. for Gregory Naxtanxen declares that In the year 800 A. D. they were Imprinted upon the bodies and clothing of workmen occupied in rebuilding the temple of Jeru­ salem. At the end of the Sixteenth century a similar thing occurred at Wells cathe­ dral. Coreaubon, who derived his InforniAtios from Dr. Still, the bishop, says that during divine service In the cathedral two or three claps of thunder were heard, which frightened the worshippers so much that they all threw ..themselves ou the ground. Lightning flashed without hurt­ ing any one present, bat it was afterward found that crosses had been imprinted upon the bodies of all who were In the ‘^HuS^-Your^rerSangea waaharWife—Yea. How do you knowf Bls Beat Role. They were discussing the amateur theat­ ricals of the previous evening, and Thespis, was bewailing the hard luek that hod brought on a violent beadache and pre­ vented hfa appearance. “Do you know, old boy," he said oonfldentlally, “that was to have been the ef­ fort of my life. I had the love scene down fine, and Mildred’s heart must have been of stone if she failed to eee that I was in earnret. I was willing to stake everything on the result, for I wn# confident she would accept md thq moment the curtain went down. "And io think that my usual hard luck would step in just when all my hope* were about to be realized." “I heard Mildred refer to your nonappsarance,” remarked Fayer. "You did! And what did she say!” "Said you performed an act of charity by oot coming ou."—New York Evening Sun, Little Dot-What's all thia talk ’bout Mara! Doea folks live there! Little Johnny—They used' to Hvs there, but they fa aB dead loug oga "How do you kroner �‘ ’ Such I L. I _ f I J * ** CQHDEffSED Jj Aeat Makes an everyday convenience of an old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest award at oil Pure Food Expositions. Each package makes two large pies- Avoid Imitations—and Insist on having th* NONE SUCH brand. MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse, N. T. I x., > 4 •m . I 1 • | “About five miles to the left of Cus­ ter’s peak." Taylor repeated over and over gain. Two or three minutes passed awcy.and then the latter bent forward and crivd out: , ’ "Why. the old man is deed!" Bo he was. He bad mad» no struggle —even no sign. "Well, that was white iu him not to delay us." laughed the lead srof the cararan when informed of the event "Some men might have ke»»tca here ail day and. then concluded net to die after alL Now the only thing is to plant him." A couple of men were a-on scooping out a shallow grave with their spades, and within half an hour after the flame ' of life had flickered out the body was “ IP7iy, the old mnji lx dcadf*' ____ covered and the wagon train moving on. •Do you wish ns to bunt up your , "J-hen roupkTof ** great’ vid tore* friend* aud tell them where and how a^ppej from the sky to earth to writ you died?’ asked Harkins. ' • • , । Throe or four gaunt wolves, their long “Friends!" laughed the old man. "I hair JirtT ragged. came skulking never had one. I hain’t got any." over the broketrground. •But can we do anything?" asked Fiv- painted ami feathered Indians Taylor. ‘ crept out of a dry ravine scarcely forty “FurtJy, prop me up a leetle higher rods away, and with ths vengence of D an l in'ile •’» a«llw_• whisky. 1। (jevR.t worJt with bands and sticks and.then give me a drink of suctl >* iriteWB MinmI imrta-r never sot as much by the stuff aa some, to uncover the body* There was a sup­ perfe-t i’ll—. Hood’s I blood punfler. •*! I| b»« n»“l «•.»! but mebbe it will keep life iu mo till 1 pressed shout iu* it was rolled out and rerecisestrfc«L*rrh. Itcivo-n * can spin my yarn. Now, then, did ye another as thu scalp was held aloof. builds up U.e whole sjsleiu. Five minutes later the wolves and ever hear tell of old Bridger?" Hood's PHI* *ct e-MeW» ©non tho liver “I have," replied Taylor. "Ho was aa vulture* had the body to themselves. sroosln«it(rnm .orplai vtoii* ns>ar*l duties, old hunter and trapper, who was wiped cures cOA5*.ipAUou aud *«•!»;« .J.gesttuu. CHAPTER II. The P. O. A N. road is buildiUK a depot out at the Fort Kearney massacre." And now, as tho wagon train makes •Correct; and they've got a fort named at Lum. . after him somewhar’ out here. Bridger it* slow way over the broken country, Kalauuuuu Jews have ••rgaiilzeit ■ deand me was pards fur many yean. We let ns see with whom wo have to do. batlng<club. was in this Black Hills country together Two years before this story opens upward of twenty years ago. I’ve been Harkins had come out from England to wanting to get back thar fur these last letter his fortunes. He was English, bred and born, a resident of Leaming­ /‘Did yon and Bridger find any gold ton, and his wife had died the year be­ When «ho was* Child, she cried for Cestorin. there?" asked Harkins. fore. Though a widower, he was not “That’s what Pm comin to. I didn't, childless. The woman in the wagon but ho did. We went thar to hunt, bem train was his daughter, Bess. A wo­ satisfied if we got enough skins andpelta man? No, a girl of eighteen—a typical to keep us in powder and ball. One day English girl of the middle class. The when a war party made a dash at us we father had tried ranching and failed, got separated. I took to the timber and and had put his last dollar into tho out­ Ann Arbor's city council l« having scl­ Bridger hid in a cave in a canyon. It fit of tho gold hunting part/. Should eral rounds with slaughter houses. was three days before we cum together Bess bo left’ behind among strangers in The Unitarian churches of the ntste aie agin, and then we had to dust out to a strange land, or taken on an expedi­ holding a'confcrence at Battle Creek. save our scalps. It was on the way homo tion which had its peril for every hour? that Bridger told me what he found in • "Are you crazy"' queried the gold A young daughter of Cli.irb-M \Vriglit,of the care." . hunters, when Harkins asked them to East Coe. came near dying, being poisoned < The men almost held their breaths, decide. by eating black eoboosh eh-reie*. . But when tho train was ready to move while the old man waited a minute be­ out of Brule City, and tho men saw tho fore resuming. red cheeked English lassie seated beside “Bridger never told a lie in his life. young Joe Blyn, who was to drive tho What he said about that cave kin be de­ Harkins wagon while tho owner rode pended on same as if you read it in the horseback, they lifted their hats as they good book. Thar was gold thar in heaps. redo past. And when they saw how He said it was in lumps and bars, as if brave she tried to look and act, and un­ it had been melted up— mor’n a span of derstood that sho was willing to brave hosses could draw. Ho was in thar a all perils for' tho affections sho bore day and a half. And he had time to be her father, they said to one another: sartin." "There’s a girl to bo proud of. Let’s "It was the red man’s treasure house!" give tho Englishmi 3 n fair show.’’ exclaimed Taylor. Anfl no queen could have asked for or "Waal, no; Bridger,didn't reckon the COPYRIGHT BY AMERICAN PRK33 ASSOCIATION. 1003 been shown greater respect Sho it was Injuns had ever diskivered the place. Who knelt beside the grave of the old He allowed that tho gold had bin thar CHAPTER L the timo when th© Mexicans kivered this "Halt!” Pre heard tell' thar was a It is ten o'clock in tho forenoon of a country. June day. Ten white topped wagons, white race all over tho west." "Yes, the Aztecs," replied on© of tho drawn by as many, spans of hearv. horses, are strung out in lino, on the/jdaiDS of "Them’a^L It was them instead of. Northern Dakota, while fifteen horse­ . men are distributed its length to act os th© Injuns who stored up the gold. Wo .guards. There is a driver to each allowed to go back after it some day, wagon, and you can thus count twenty- but the years went on,. Bridger got five souls. Twenty-fiye? Ah! but sharp wiped out and now I’m headed that ■ ©yes detect the fluttering of a woman’s way only to feed th© wolves." “And—and you will tell us where this dress on the eeat of on© of the wagons. Twenty-six, then, with their faces cave is?” anxiously inquired Taylor. “I will," replied tho dying man, as a sternly set to th© west, each man heavi­ ly armcxl and every eye scanning tho smile flitted across his face. "Hain’t it country ahead and about for signs of cures? One lays a-dyin, thinkin of the She ft teas who knelt btuhlc the grave of ■* the old hunter. hereafter, and tho other is jist artrexndanger. blin in his anxiety to git bold of wealth hunter, laid away in such unseemly Who are they? « haste and with so littlo ceremony, and and spend it? It’s like poor humanity. The gallant Custer has made his re­ Tho thought of that gold never bothered uttered a short prayer in behalf of tho port of gold in the Black Hills, and me ary hour, while you will risk your dead, and though some of tho wilder fifty thousand seekers after wealth aro liveTrur a sight of it But Hl tell ye. spirits affected to ridicule, there was a moving to the west The country is That's what 1 axed ye to coin in hern look of pride on their faces as they still iu the hands of the savages, and in­ fur. You’ve bin white with me, and I turned them upon tho girl kneeling be­ furiated nt tho (bought of being overrun kin reward ye fur IL* fore them. and pushed to th© wall, as has been the Who was Joo Blyn? An American of Harkins and Taylor glared at each case over and over again, every man other across tho dying man. Tho fiend twenty-four, ranchman, scout, gold who can bear arms is on the warpath to of avarice was already whispering in hunter; bravo as a lion and tender as a drive back tho invaders. woman. Ho had been with Sheridan their ears. This party has com© out from Brulo "If you strike the big Cheyenne at the and Custer, with Miles and Cook. He City, Dakota. It followed the White forks," said tho hunter, "the mountains had carried dispatches from field to fort, river for mor© than two hundred miles, will be due north of you. The big peak from post to headquarters. Tho soldiers and left it to striko northwest for tho in front of ye has been named after Cus­ and civilians knew him as Joe; tho In­ forks of tho Big Cheyenne two days be­ ter. About five miles to the right of dians called him "Tho White Wind." fore we found them. For the last three that peak Is a canyon—the one up which More than onco they had*ifound his trail days Indian signs have been plenty. Bridger fled. He said he went about a and pushed him hart1, but never had they They have entered upon the territory of mile and then took into a smaller one overtaken him. And within an hour the hostilee, and every mile of their leadin to the left He hadn’t gone fur from tho time Joe Blyn helped Bess Har­ progress will now be watched by keen before he grabbed a bnsh to pull him­ kins to a scat on tho wagon he know that eyes. self upon a ledge out of th© bottom, and he loved her, and sho realized that sho r “Haiti Is there danger ahead?' a* ho reached the ledge he was at the had fallen in with agreeable company. fj^’e wagons close up rapidly, as tho mouth of the cave. He reckoned it was Who was Taylor? An Iowa fanner; a -drivere ^iave 1x5611 dolled to do, end in eight or ten feet up, and he thought a man of will and nerve, who thirsted to ten minUK"” ever>'tbInK b P^P^red for path led from it up into the mountain. acquire wealth speedily. People at whatever mi/v haPIW11It ar' always dusky in those rifts, and homo called him stingy aud grasping. •Here, Hark.'"-116"’ Taylorr calls ye might pass up and down a lifetime An hourafler tho "old’ hunter's death the leader to two^ “oo°ted men. and si nothing. It may tako ye a tho light of avarice Shone so brightly in and as they ride forwfeC1 h® continues: month of sarchin, but ye’ll fiqfi a big bis eyes that a physiognomist (would •The old man is going u? *urn "P reward.*' • ■ . toes, and I’ve called a halt to lesdie WJ caught his every word in peace. He’s been asking for botjl ©f kfffl X8nght With the others we have little to do. Impress it on his memory, you." ’ 5nu oaca ScretTyTtopei that the other Expeditions such as this are made up.of Who was tho old man? Ho 1> j joined would forget This-eagerncss resulted anybody and everybody. No one asks the party at the hist jp^nent, coming in a curious error. Hanrins understood where they come from and certificates from no ono/rajpd where. Ho was on tho hunter aright when .ho said to the of character are not demanded. old hunter am^uapper, and had been in right When one speaks of the plains of the Custer’s peak. Taylor under­ the Black Is country. He could guide stood him to tho left great west you must not confound them ' the party by the best and most direct with the prairies. "God made the prai­ "Ye’ll hev to be on the watch fur red­ ro*to- and he had tho money to outfit skins." said tho old man after a long ries," says an Indian legend, "while -■W^eif. He gave his name as Saunders, pause. “They're out and in arms and satan made the plains." Tho one is a Vand his queer speech and actions made they’ll show yo no mercy. This rush of level, covered with rich grass and car­ tho crowd look upon him as weak in tho white men will drive ’em back after a peted with flowers, and the soil turned head. Ho had been taken very ill the time, and 1 counsel ye to let tho cave up by the plow is tho richest of earth. day before, and both Harkins and Tay­ alono till it’s safe to go thar. Then ye Tho other is rolling, broken ground, lor had shown him many octa of kind­ kin make up a small party, bring it off ridged, tumbled, confused. Rock out­ ness. No one expected his death, and and divide it up as is fair.” crops, the soil is almost flint and nature ■ the announcement that his hoar had “Never!” whispered Taylor as he can scarcely force a weed or bush, to grow. Wolvo and serpents are at home come created much surprise. However, clenched hi* hands. after each had spoken his mind about it, “Divide with him when 1 can get it on these desolate stretches of country, th© majority of the men threw them­ all!'* demanded Harkins of himself. but all other living things avoid them. selves down on the grass to smoke or They had been friends in danger. The There is a lonesomencss and a desolation chat, and mor© than one impatiently prospect of wealth had turned their and a homesickness about them which estimated the distance lost by this delay. friendship to hate. An hour ago they has caused men to go load. Harkins and Taylor dismounted and would have periled their lives for each It was over such a stretch of country climbed into tho wagon where the old other. Now they wished each other that the wagon train slowly picked its man lay. A few hours had wrought a deoil. way. Ridge after ridge, dip after dip, * ’ ' ’ great change in him, and it was plain The imsesrion of gold may bring hap- always the same sterilo scenery; always piuess. The thirst for it may lead to the samo vultures flying in circles so enough that his timu had come. "Look a-here, men,” began the old murder. high up that they looked no larger than man as tho air expressed their sorrow ••Ye hev been good to me and I wish robins. ■ for him, “this has com© a leetle sooner yo lack," said the old man in ~ They speak of boundless prairies. So than I looked fur, but Pm not goin to but neither of the mewheard I are tho plains boundless—or eaim to be. complain, .•’ur forty years the Lord has were thinking wm! planning. You may ride for 200 imlee before there "Abutit fiv«$ miles let mo live to roam these yere plains and dwell in the mountains, and my race i* Custer'S iwk,*H<ririM kept rapeetiag c-Soou cum,w1 halt ia made. run. I hain’t got no word of complaint" to.hiinaelf. • ■ - . • The men h»r» crown. more •■ anatom within th* last hour. «■ -a™” «n> mere plectrfnl 57lc»thrrf<l he^U of Into- »«■> b«n Men above the ben.', of dry at abort bit.rr.-.l., uul it la pot-n to all that tho train 1* under Mptonage. Your noble*red man U a cowar'!, no must fight with the odds in his he tabu all. Honest warfare il mka.Z to bint. In M. death .£8£ will sing of bis brave deeda, hot be "'llen'and' women argue and contral that the r«i man of Ameiiea ha. b«n cheated, abused and maligned. They view him from a distance. In bianadre state he Uvea by choice Uka a dog. H» is t icious in every «mae. Ha was boro with ademro to tortaraand. UH. HU low is tyranny and abuso-hls friand- sbj-t to 1» avoided. orwt Manitou, that belief doos notpre^hbTfro n being a boast and . teril oowblneJ. UcbetrayablaownModrod' He steals from hia own tnbe. He tor­ ture a prisoner ot his^own kind with as maJt relish u h. ,«» a whit. man. Taken as a whole, ho baa noLone staglo trait or sentiment to prove hia right to cumber the earth. Aye! tho red devils had been watch­ ing that train for the Uat twenty hoar* M a cat watches its victim when relleawd for tho moment. They were ah©ad of it —behind—to tho right—the left. At first two or three—then seven or eightthen fifteen-then thirty. They ware th© aconta and spies, and every half hour one rode away to the weat to bear information to the chiefs in waiting. Th© gold hunters must be wiped out to tho last man. Their number had been counted over and over, their weapons noted and tho chance* calcu­ lated. The timo was not yet. Tho lay of tho ground was not suitable and enough Indians hail not com© up. >»>y dared not attack with fifty—a hundred -a hundred and fifty. They would move upon the littlo band with two hun­ dred or more—four or five to one. That is Indian bravery. When a dozen of them have run down a hunter and lifted his scalp there are shouts of victory—words of boasting—a war dance about his body. They never figure on odds—unless against them­ selves. When tho train was ready to move on after its halt tho leader called all th© men together for counsel. He had be*® a soldier, as had many of tho men. He knew what to expect, and was prudent­ ly preparing for it. Each horseman and each driver was given orders for emer­ gency. and every mon received them willingly and with a desire to obey. As the train moved on it was closed up as solidly as possible, and each driver had his weapons at hand. It was an hour before the’ Indians showed their hand. Then one after another appeared in sight out of rifle range, until fifty could be counted. A train of emigrants would have been rattled at sight of thus©, and there would have been con­ fusion and disagreement as how beat to act When you have an enemy alarmed you have him half whipped. No one knows this better than an Indian. The men of an emigrant train would have begun firing, and thus vasted their ammunition. Tho bolder spirits would have voted for a charge, thus giving the devils Hiding behind the rocks and ridges with cocked rifles a chance to pick them off. Tho men of tho train fired no shot and mado no halt. Never a wagon moved faster or slower. It was a great plow cutting its way through tho earth over all obstructions. Anxious? Yes. Your brave man may oven tremble in tho presence of danger. It is pnly a drunkard or a fool who puts up his life against chance and betrays no amotion. Not anxious about tho four­ score warriors galloping about them and now becoming derisive and defiant, but about what was to come farther on, and what the odds against them would be. . “Never halt in tho presence of an enemy unless you fortify," says n mili­ tary authority. "So long as you are moving, the enemy cannot m.-va against any one point." says another. An old veteran commanded the train and rode in advance of it Ho saw the lay of the country changing, and aa he reached a ridge he could look down and see where tho attack would be made. Tho natural roadway ran -down for a mile between dry gullies. These gullies bad been scoope«l out by the heavy rain­ falls of perhaps a century, for here the watershed ran sharply to the north for many miles. Tho Indians hail massed in these ra­ vines and the train would be in a trap. "Never do what your enemy hopes you will do," is another military maxim Tho captain made a rapid survey of the ground and turned to the north. Here was a plateau strewed with bowl­ ders. but tolerably level. A battle must bo fought Hero was tho place to fight it It is midafternoon now. Como with me and I will show you n right to be re­ membered forever. There is going to bo a light which men will talk of around tnarthstonee for the next twenty years. CONTINUED it will cost you nothing and will surely do you good, if you have a cough, cold, or any trouble with throaL chest or lungs. Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds is guaranteed to give re­ lief. or money will bo paid back. Suffer­ ers from la grippe found'it Just the thing and under its use had a speedy and perfect recovery. Try a wmple bottle at our ex­ pense and learn for yourself just how good a thing it is. Trial bottles free at W. H. Goodyear’s drug store. Large size 50c. and 81.00. Specimen Caae*. 8. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wls., was troubled with neuralgia and rheuniatisai. hia ston^mh was disordered, his llyer ww affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he was terribly reducud h flesh and strength. Three bottles o. Electric Bittera cured him. .. Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, IU.. ha a running sore on his leg of eight yean standing. Used three bottles of Electri Bitten and sevtn boxeq of Backin’ Artii— .1 kt" .£ t_2 t. Arolc» Jalro, — wi J Is sound am »»«U-, Jobj, Jpaaker,-' Cat, ifcW^xQ,, ’!». Incurable. One bottle Electric Bitters «O'I *■“ Salve cured him entirely. «-01d by w. H. Goodyear, .the druggist The best wire In the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcere, salt rheum, fever Ch.pped iuend., cbllbUcn., corn.. and all akin frapUona, and pualUvely cure, pile. « no VI required. It la Auronrorol to giro perfect lutWaetloo. or wuner rerundwt. Price M cent, per lx.x For Mie br W. IL Goodyear, the dro«l.l At one time SL Clair count, bad 4.200 Pa of I. Now there are about SOO IrfU Myron Bonnell bad bin ear chewed ol b, Cbarlea Foabet al Lakeview durin, a MM. -------- " ------ — PETER AT CAESAREA. NATIONAL SERIES, OCT.*21 80. It Mem* to be a Scriptural prlndpte that if we would obtain definite blaufag from .God in any form we must ,, with th* whole heart. "Ye shall «<*k tne and find me when y© »hali search for me with all your heart” (Jer. xxlx. 13). j„Uj also taught that certain diseases could be overcome on’^jy prayer and toting <MallL xvU, 2!X Cornelius being thus in earnest I* the sad story of many lives made miserable by through no fault of their ■•receives a visit from an angel. 81. The angel brings tidings from heaven own. Scrofula is more especially lti*n any other hereditary disease and for this that both Cornelius’ prayers and alm, simple reason. Arising from impure and have been heard and regarded by God. lusuffldent blood, th* dlseak* locates itself Compare Daniel** fasting and praying and in the lymphatics, which are composed of tbo message sent to him by an a ng. I jwhlte tissues; there is a period of foetal x, 12, 19). See also Zacharias and the life when the whole body consist* uf white angel Gabriel (I4uke 1,13). The angel, nn tissues, and therefore the unborn child Is ministering spirits who wait u;nu the especially susceptible to this dreadful fils­ heirs of salvation (Heb. i, 14). case. But there la a remedy for seroful*. 33. Behold the Intimal© ncqurintaDcetf whether hereditary or acquired. It is angel* with our name, the house we hr* Hood’s S*rs*P©rill», which by it* power­ fa, the town in which w» sojourn. t.nr «. ful effect on the Mood, expels ail trace of cupation. etc. Observe how plain and fan. the disease and gives to the vital fluid the th© directions given to the servants. Jkith quality and color of health. If you decide the law of Gqd and the visions of God are to take Hood’s Saraapuriila do j»ot accept written plainly (DeuL xxvil, 8; Hal,, p, that the one who reads may s«,> any substitute. . also Ps. xxvil, 11. A piece of red hot Iron flew into the eye 83. Cornelius having briefly replied to of Frank Bern’, of Caro> destroying the Peter’s question, "For what intent have sight ye sent for me?” (vent© 29) and having 'Dieold-time showman, Col. J.H. Wood. gratefully commended him for HL prompt­ Ilea dangerously ill at Adrian. He is -73 ness, tiien adds, “Now therefore an- we all here present before God to h.-nr ail things years old. ‘ that are . comuymded thee of Gal." k is Congressional Nominee Strang© has ’God and not Peter whom Cornelius ex­ challenged Julius Caesar Burrows to sev­ pect* to hear from; it is the presence of eral Joint debates. God, not ot Peter, that awes them. 34. "Of a truth 1 pcrreirc that Go>r|s Queer world! Queer people! -Here arc meu and women by thousands suffering no respecter of persons." Thus Peter i^gan from all sorts of diseases, bearing ail man­ fata address. He might have h arsed this from the law (Deut. x, 17: H t’Lron. six, 7. ners of pain, spending their all on physi­ cians and "getting no better, but rather Job xxxivrlO), but he hcwle-Ia v.m worse." when right at hand there's a rem­ convince him. Some people i . u.-dd edy which says it can help them because med a virion to convince them thatGcd it's helped thousands like them. "Anoth­ actually can and dues love mid wprk er patent medicine advertlsemnL" yob say. through those who don’t belong to their , Yes—but not of the ordinary sort. The church. 35. “In every nation Im that f.arcth medicine is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and It’S different from the or­ Him and worketh righteouMnied with Him." For Peter to put n Gentile dinary nostrums in this:— It does what It claims to do, or It coats ou a level with a Jew a.* ro r. rpuree with God was surely the Spirit -p.in you nothing! , The way is this: Yoq pay your drug­ Peter, for a little while before he ’. .. .,.^'bt gist Si.OO for bolll-1. You read the direc­ very differently. Seo verse “36. Although tho peace pr .v L- 1 f.yJetions. and you follow them. You get bet­ ter or you don’t. It you do, you buy an-' sub Christ was first for Lrm 1. y.t h .. ,u other bottle, and perhaps another. If yon .had hinted at its being forGii.; when bo wrote, "Peace, peace t . n. that don’t gel betfir, you got your mon­ h far off anti to him that Snecu 1 ! ey back. And the queer thing is that -*o many people are willing to be sick when 19). And Paul so preached it i;. :ph. lx 18, 14; Col. i, 20, insisting time “Th ... the remedy is at hand. Lord over all is rich unto all that call a; The first number of the Lscota Enter­ Him” (Ram. x, 12). prise has made Its appearance. Tho ed­ 37. Peter insisted that ;‘.-y km-w this word whicli la-gap t . bo pnuhediu Gali­ itor is A. M. Horton. J lee and afterward in all Judea. Hu: be Saginaw boys seetn to be tough by na­ could not have added that it was iwd.uise ture. Five, mure have been arrested on of the Snviuur’s command to preach the charges of stealing. Got-pel lot-very creature am! the apostles’ Charles Miller, of Kalptuazoo, got 90 faithfulness in obeying it. 3A Here is a most concise an 1 yet com­ days In the bouse of correction at Detroit prehensive statement of the commission, for stealing a stove. power aud work of our lx n! Ji-ifc. U'hrist. Here is clearly the fact of the Trion yFathcr, Sun and Holy Spirit uuit-.iiy working on behalf of oppressed humanity and against the devil. 39. The Bible Is the gn at and wholly lot spired (yes, ©ven verfailly inspired) record of God and Hi* Soo; but - - few. even of those who powef-a the Bible, care much or know much about its testimony. There­ fore God has appointed living men aud Mrs. Solomon Richardson, ot Vicksburg, women who shall be living, walking, fell on J lie street, broke ker wrist and was ■peaking Bibles, known and rer I of nil badly cut about the head. men. tilled with the Spirit, honoring the A business methi association was organ­ Lord Jesus (I!-Cor. iv, !1). 40. Our verbal twtlmcmy is to the great ized at .Sebewaing last nitht for the pur­ fact that Jesus died and rose .igaiu—de­ pose of booming the town^x_ livered for our .offenses, raised again foe Jarvis Palmer, of Northville, was acci­ our justification (Rom. Iv. i".’. 1i •testi­ dentally shot iu the hand by his son. mony of our live* is, <t-houl i Ik*, to fee wlille Ute two were out hunting. fact that w* died with Him. by faith in Him. and are now alive unto G'«l walking My Mother. has been using Hill’s Pile Pomade for one In newness of life. <inr affe ct e ns set upon week, two applications each day. At com­ things al»v© (Rum. vi, 6. Gul. ii, 20; Qjil. mencement of trentinenl her suffering was Ui, 1. 2). 41. Jesus, after His resurrection, ap­ terrible it did not seem as if she could peared some ten or eleven tinw*. But t :Iy stand the suffering many days; 20 minutes unto tho discipjes, and perh-i; >• not to .di after applying, relief came, and the piles of them. Many know that Jesus <i’.- <i lor have btHti improving ever since: now after them who know little ur nothing >' the fourteen applications she hardly knows power of His resurrection, and to wb-nn He she has them nt all. She has been a great is as one outride the door pleading for sufferer from piles for the past 30 years. trance to His own house (Rev. HI. 20,i. W. A. ALF.XAXnKn. Sclpioville, N. Y. 42. The same Jcsm* wh ■died and one Remember a printed guarantee with again is to be our Judge. He <•!!• r* Him* each package. Price Si.00. Mix *for "" 85 ■elf to all now as their Saviour, pi .-midt« By mail. Fur Mie by Fred L. Heath, the to cast out none who pome to I!in: -n druggist. vi, 37), but as surely as He h a Saviour Undertakers and hackmen nrAnlzeda now, He will soon Iw Judge, first ■ f H:« re­ union at Grand llapids. Only rich people deemed, then of the living nitiu::- awl lastly ot all the rest of thi-d -I can now afford to die there. be • day ot u thousand yearstx'gitudngnnd An Alma man is accused of indulging In ending with judgment (Acts xvii, 51; too much whisky while at home a little Xiv, Ith, Math, xxv, 31. 32:'l!c\. xv, >1. Wchild was awaiting its burial 43. It is the privilege of all wh<rre«rre Cornelius Ford, a colored Cassopolis Jesua Christ as theirSwvkutr to k .' w UiM man. Is wanted at Vicksburg on a charge they have even now tin,- forgi'> ’-^>s « Bins, and sbAU never come ir.t > judgmeat of burglarizing a barbor shop. fortheir sins (I John ii. 12; 17; xliii. 23; Act* xili. 38,39; I •’ If you are.troubled with Itching. Bleed­ 44. It is evident that ns Peter‘|i- ke im ing. Blind or protruding piles, try Hill’s words they were received by t!:o^e ■.rno Pile Pomade. Direct mode of application, heartkthmn. aud right on th» si-otmtita and the only pile remedy with a printed mldstJof tho service, while l’ !-r •’« guarantee with each package. Satisfac­ ■peaking, tb*Holy Spirit cam© »l ■ • tion or money refunded. Price 81.00, six God thus sealing the preach : - <•< for 85.00. By mall. Try it to-night. For and manifesting His appruva. tMaw sale by Fred L. Heath, the druggiaL xvi, 20). . 45. It seems that the brethren fn’tn J’-PThe Weekly Herald Is the latest jour­ nalistic venture. It will be published at pa who accompanied Peter in rs'- ’ "c Jew* or circumcision, as we mi’• Thompsonville. Manistee county. expected, no Gentiles or um-.rc-mf w® The board of regents of tho U. of M. having yet been received. Ami n VJ yesterday appointed Floyd R. Meecbom, of aro indeed artonbhed to se© um n- ’m Detroit, as Tappan professor of law. Gentiles receivq the Mute gift i.unt B. F. Gove, of the defunct St "Charles the circumcised Jews h.-ul reci-iytd « ’ Local..is removing his plant to Conneaut, tecost and afterward (chapter* n. . 46. The power V» ap»k ' :l,,ls’ O.,i where he will publish a weekly. guagvs and thereby magnify • A number of young fools were practic­ stantly granted to them. " y1'.'". * * * ,hu ing with a guu at Byron Center. Little even now God does wonderful>;• ■'‘ •P “ Fanny Towner got a bullet in her arm. study of a language, but (-im'i \ boon to outgoing tntoiouaru s .ms e •SMOtf q.K>4 Mafl-TjtflOJ* would be today. Will some u>v •• " w jo iojiuoo osoidtuou oq-j wpan si Jtnv.\a[a we hare it not? ■ aqj, aopuM unoq^wo uwrao>i on; JJuynp «. H.tIok ror.iv.-l £ l«oq oq; Sayvsap joj jojuxap nputuo^nv received a wondrous manlfe ■,. an paia»;wl v reu.t s*q; 3upnc[ Holy Spirit, th* next «ep ••> POR mp uj ogjirud Xj-rejnopivd confesrion of the samo in baptbu s”* SZ81 aqx i»|wn jo popotud Ing thus that henceforth they WipaqA J9))vtxi ou 'prpuo^Bd ij irii tho world aud alive unto G«l, m«1J'Dri t>1 Japan u; vopt au ssaand oj X[uo Xjwsw d.TOMd to Jou ChriM «. tUIr o*a Btgaos ij .G;anoo ;vq; u; pa© 'suopua* 48. ll.rlng l»«i tapu»«l. ' ■uj onbpxn Xtnrrn peqspunj req mnjSpa dMlro turth.r iMtructi™ M . at raouuasv to carry, which be erfdroeb H.ppjj -3up hmm oqs jj (Jpnjjg) jo«wjoj<i aqj, jpoitupina j PIBF VW noX v»a—(anoq tn» jdj potfuwiti nnua trance into th* kingdom, and c‘* 4 I oxvq <reo seoqM ‘jowajarf axuurejv rioua aoocariPC. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. J LEMON IV, FOURTH QUARTER, INTER­ " �flic best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. ■ ■ V :NTY NEWS. ii. he bo ley ted nx bat the rift rby ing the bUc. iff oily hen tier mid gio- WHOLE NO. 1949 neighboring COUNTIES“ lu ni,,"r * 10 “'hr Io gw Into the ‘Tn.rk.to wbtah-SS? *"‘1 "U"'1 “le ro'owUUon ^r.Si o prevail, be demon£.???„ >**" P""!"*1 out '“»r "ooll «th. "J";red"c"1 lo U» .und.nl aa that of frw. tmde England, which is the miTr । The old governor pro­ nounced Yapte a theorist and an unsafe man to represent the dritrlct. rhe present low price of wool was ac­ counted for by the fact that the American Product had to compete with that of Aus­ tralia and Argentine Republic, countries that make a bn.ltM^ Of wool growing. a n owing to favorable climatic condition* ahd cheap labor can raise wool much cheaper than we can In this country. But not withstanding this, wool hem |» about b cents higher than it i» eriewii.-rc.* The argument that the prptecHve tariff builds trusts was refuted by the fact that trusts exist In England. Ami the greatest trn-ts In America, the Standard OU arid the Reading CoAl Combine ex’st In th:ii<s up-in which there is no protei-tion. hut an- on tin- free list. The Governor closed his mm ech with a One eulogy upon' John 1. Rich, tho next Governor of Michigan, a pure-minded, bold, tearless man. wuo had tht- courage to back up bis eonviction*-. The attendance was the largest of any IH'lltteal gathering this year, nnd the speaker had thtrelosest and-beat of atten­ tion. No personalities weru indulged in. but fads were presented in a good strong light that cmild not help but earrj convic­ tion with him. “It is mine, then I" she exclaimed, joy­ ington his lidtef and hope that tho old Bic n’ta Little, nt Sna. fully clagpiug her hands. soldiers will not Tote for Cleveland, has Till Atlantic exfam la streaked from om . “I’m glad you’re pleaedd, mris, and an earnest supporter in General E. O. aide to the other with the long, brick, here's a bit of history thrown in. Tho Beers, of tho Thirtieth New York regi­ trailing smoke plumes of the big. rushing sand it was made of came from Berk­ ment, a bravo and valuable officer of the “record breakers” and "wean grey­ shire, Moss. The glass mixture costs us war. In a long letter to tho old soldiers hounds,” u>4 few ore left of the gallant A. C. Boyd, a respected farmer living fifty cents a pound, and 00 per cent of General Beers says: old white winged craft tb=.t carried th* near Verruuntvilic. was found dead In his what you pay for the tumbler ri for “I have arrived at tho age of fully flag und tbe fame of the nation to every carriage last week. f laixjr. Every one of these little cuts threescore and have been a lifelong part of the world, save some scattering Itle said that apecuritahi win bought has been gone into eight times with Democrat. But I am fully satisfied that “oil sleds” which the sailors, or to speak peach erops in Allegan county gut |ef:, io, wheels or brushes.' The men who make Mr. Cleveland is not tho friend of the more correctly, the deckhands on the Liners iv.r.g. lovely fall weather— the fruit did not pan uu: as well as ex­ contemptuously refer to ns "wind jnn>them are such as got ten or twelve dol­ soldier boys of 1861-5 and is not entitled mers." Here lind there, however, will be ■. mence.In. two weeks. The pected. . lars u week in 1850, nnd ’the same got to and should not receive otfr support. Men an occasional East Indian semiclip­ ... uai there will be a very A stock company with S2&0.000 capital , One teacher cannot do twenty u week now. Here is a tumbler It seems very plain to me that with the per, cither bound out to Chinn or the East ii.ui y scholars all tn one room has been formed iu Kalamazoo fur the with less work, which t*e retailer sells past record of Grover Cleveland if any Indies, loaded with case oil, or coming .f.irted Monday morning ror manufacture of soap. now for nine dollars a doxan, for which veteran casts his ballot for him he not home with a cargo of hemp, jute, linseed­ . \ is; iu Jamestown, Mich.— hp got tweuty dollars ten years ago. The only stultifies himself, but goes back rattan or some other of the fragrant and The board of health at Prairieville ie -i was in Portland n'fewdays celved notlm-ation last week that Andrew difference comes because the demand upon every comrade of the Union afmy. valuable, products of tho gorgeous east. But through all the changes in the idxe Wood will >'»"» »b*rt for Nichol* Had a jiurse sick with grinders. , for men is always increasing, and we We must not let General Apathy run and rig of vessels, through all the vicissi­ au*ml huul —There Is a An examination shower that three wen.make so many mor© tumblers that wo this campaigu; let us enlist once more tudes of a life on the ocean wave, the cap­ • ■■■, ing gidug on at present, j sick with tlie disease. The state veterin­ can sell them that much cheajwr. Now, under General Activity and carry on tain of a ship, be it big or little, is, as • !.t.ware. as you ate spotted ary surgeon Is expected to tend to Un­ mios (to me), ypu are going to ask about one more vigorous campaign in the rule, as punctilious in the matter of eti­ , s.-ry few) rally waen’t case. tlie imported ones, and here is the truth.- maintenance of our rights.’’ quette as a SjJonish grandee. btciiking success at this And the etiquette of the sea 1s a wonder­ We don’t pretend to sell for less money, While W. H. Fonda, of Battle-Creek, In another part of the letter he says: ,! iv evening, ami the small but we promise you that you axe getting . -Mr. Cleveland occupied the presiden­ ful thing. A hail from a little 75-ton “tore ■ v.le.l cither--Prof. Taylor was returning from Washington, D. C. a tumbler more carefully designed and tial chair for four years, but I have yet and after” will be answered with aa much . H ami organi c tt singing last week amt riding through tfie coal re­ regard for the proprieties by the East India gion* of Pennsylvania, souie miscreant cut, and of purer glass than au im­ to learn of au instance where he inter­ ship of 2,000 tons as it would be by one of threw a piece of coal through the car win­ ported ouc for the same money. ested himself iu the procurement of a Its own size, and when the big ship has dow. cutting hri face badly. The train “ When^be ladies understand the facts, single jieusion, no matter how worthy been run through storm and fog by “dumb arc eiqrap 'l plastering the was stopped blit the villain c.iuld not be I shouldn’t wonder if there was a per­ or needy the applicant. On the con­ luck and deiul reckoning,” the appearance to Mis- Kate Ryan— fonnd. manent quarantine against glass made trary, his almost universal use of the of the little one is hailed with delight, as । is Inis erased; molding Geufg'e F.' Amlvrsmi. who Ims been in by half starved wretches in the owld veto on pension frills is a convincing ar­ affording a means of rectifying possible paring to burn the last Kalajpuzou lor several mmiilis mi tincountry." gument of his hostility to granting pen- errors in reckoning-. An instance of this . -■.i.iwo brick—George kind occurred off Cap» Cod a short time Charge of swindling, has rit-n Identified m. "Well,’’ said Dorothy, "if we mako siomi." '..uinng wood with three ago, when the captain of u ship with • having been the same ;*erson who traveled* our own glass.here, and the poor things ■ < -Aha HAywood valuable cargo and a crew of twenty-five -•> SOUTHERN WAR CLAIMS. SUICIDE over there have no money from us, won’t , north woods—Wal- In other portions of the state ns a »pednl men, as the fog lifted about noon of the penslou agent, swindling people wherever they suffer very much?” .•■t'his family into the seventh consecutive day without au ob­ he went, and going under the name ut -Now, miss, tell mu this; Are yon servation, saw almost under his bows a John 1], Wright. ’ ever after hearing of a drowning man little "cordwood coaster” creeping along Saturdaythe people uf Hope were starThe committee on war claims have re­ Serious Imputations were cast upon the tied by the report that Jesse Hampton, a beiiig saved by another going.down sud ported in favor uf more than g70,(KMJ.00U under mninsail arid jib, with her skipper . « .nimberlain Is molders I nion of Battle Creek, in connec­ at the wheel and her crew (one man) vigor­ drowning with him? No. You've got respected resklept of that town had com­ worth of claims for damages caused by ously hauling away at the jib sheet. h.>u-—Seth Oils, tion with the origii} of the fire in the school mitted suicide. For a long time be has to pull him up; you can't save him by the devastation of w-ar. If there is any instil** ns/lum at seat factory, which recently burned down "Ship ahoy!” roared the skipper. . This Republican been side and It evidently bad turned his holding him down. thing settled ia law it is tliat no nation Back from tbedpek way above him came in tliat city. The Union hired a detectlvie. mind. llearouM-d a member ot tin- family •protective tariff is a life preserver around the answering call, “Ahoy there.” . -John wiio found that the fire originated from an ever undertakes to ‘ repair the damages up some time Friday night ami requested a man. The poor suffering folks in the “Where ye from*" was the next question. from overheated jotinia!. and was hash n.-4 by that n justice of the jM.-nec be biought at |: owld country must come over here und of war. Whoro the accident of destruc­ "Calcutta, bound for Boston," was the .. il. om- Of the Imri'is tilling over nn oil can in om-e to settle hri affairs, as he feared that1 !j get on ii Republican life preserver if tion falls, there it rests. But there is reply. endeavoring to extmgu»-h the flames. •wrijcthlnic was going to luuqteii.” The ' grave danger al thri Very moment that ‘ । i < y don’t want t<> drown, for the water ; “What's yer cargo*" i we shall at this late day lie cajoled into Elmer Ixiwiti who is walking from Sg'n family thinking that it was nothing but I '•Linseed, spice nnd jute butLs." ’ । is getting deeper, over there, and John : Mr. anil These , - burned i Francisco, <’al.!t«> New York on a wagvt. the pa-slag *lauey of a dl-e.tsed mind,’ '. Bull’s i-n >ervi rs art* made to lit tin- aris- | vast payments in that behalf. “How long ye bin out*" . claims come to us under th-* sanction of ■ the stove * l”v*M'd through Lowell one morning hist । finally succeeded In pacifying him. “One httndrv<l and sixty days.” iiigin H sts-ms that his irioglitcr. who was { ! religious : (H-ietb-s. to pay for rent of •;'i - -:».iite a l.w<,vk a,ltl W!»*krd to Ionia before, r !“’" 'I "Gosh!” said the skipper, and then came "Here, mind tliri." It was u stopper the distance dritauce’’ .-o - far far In in I nunied at the fair thb year, was sewing, i churches, to jmy for damages to schools tile chance of the big ship's captain. i rds gathens|'i He has *uu> walked walked the from a glass decanter. The man that trifle ovwt three months, and has a month ’ 11 thV h,,u*'' s"tunlay forenoon, working ; “Schooner ahoy!’* came down from the ; and colleges. Each is fora small aux»utit,‘ Mrs. Harvey aud a half iet b> learb New York. makes such things at my factory gets but the aggregate will appall the bonn- deck of t he "lime juicer." ",ar n"' ro,,!n •“ whkh h, r ,;'lhcr *M* <> do honors to I sif-k. She was called to the kitchen on ; twenty <>nc dollars a fleck, and helgot “Ahoy there," went back the answer. Georg''- Coft­ A man giving the name Geor-j.* I some errand aud. Ju going out rift her; neven dollars in theowld country, where ■ try. In addition to the $70,000,000 al­ “ Whatls your longitude?" ready Reported hy the committee on war . frbndsein Jx-wis altemjited bi rub Col. Nelh-rs In llicj shears un the tab’.e'by the -ide of the bed ' Thu skipper knew where be was and the they- dou't believe in protecting the claims $tOO,<KW',’oirt) and perhaps$000,000,j record tliat Morton house at Grind Iripids. The C<4m in which her father wa-. As x-m as she ' master of the Calcutta ship was uncertain. workingmen. Yet the tqsilpeeu is vot­ 000 of such claims linve been referred b» bucklyd Into him. got the advantage of the ' h-ft the room he grubbed the shears and tatter--1•Ruth intruder and held Idin until the clerk came. ] thrust them into his body near the heart, ing for free trade and for only seven the court uf claims.—Ex-Speaker Reed. niuch relieved, for It showed that be was ted here• last last week U-vvis wa< sentenced to ----- ’ About lhi$ -time the daughter Attempted to dollnr-. a week here just V> please nearer home than he had reckoned. Bus * ” -----------------------------------he wss going to have hfa* talk out auy way, re-enter the room And In- told her to wait Grover Cleveland and John Bull. Now, years at Jackson. ' just a montuuL Thinking notbtag was : isn't ho after being nccouimodated;' and although the little fellow had his jib "In England an apprentice in this to windward he reared out: Hie matter she obeyed his nsjuesL out re- [ SPEECH BY EX-GOV LUCE. numerous Jus’. “Where you from?" (-riving no answer to her inquiry a little ‘ business gets only three shillings and six “Gloucester, bound for New Bedford.” later, she entered the n <nn and was hortl- pm e a week for several years of hri ap­ “What’s roar cargo?" ‘ ii Fr >< s — Mrs. Harry lied to find him dead with.the sla-ar.-> stick- ’ prenticeship. which lasts seven years, or] "Itecks and bilge water mostly.” * I irg. is visiting her par­ ing Into his l»ody near the heart as above­ in Austria, as tliat man standing by the One of the best bud most sound political stated. “How lotjg you been out?” i . In. < . rumpkins—Mr. and desk. J-i.-eph Flogul, of 326 East Ninth The skipper was stung by the sarcasnsnf In ...... this ..... city wm......ever .. . delivered ... ..... -yr n.tiupioii -v jv.ti’• v|sia-.i ni Vermoutrilk- speeches Mr. Hampton was ■a umu num niHiui almut 50 years ( Strei t, will tell you; he had to lay for his the question, and with a look of acorn as ' :i.iii..' are now linkliiitf the one by Ex-Govt Luce in Union hall j f,r agl ......, all( a.wl| a■■ |, l.rllf a|f brother hnitlu-l to I., W. tV H. H DampHlUlltl. I hi ('ha-. Ablqw's 1/all— Friday evening. Long before the opening „(ll ,,f dlv. n,. has been -:ck for a j am>rviiticesbip $100, and got no i»ay the Lig ship bellowed out: "Bin out all whatever And eight, by thunder, imd I wish 1 hadn’t. *”•* fcr three years. - — • ■ •I 4pay -.<■ to be out—Al. Davis the hall was filed and by the time the !(mg time und unable to ieaw- his la-d for : Draw away your jib!" nnd the sheet block apprentuo-.s hveoysix dollars a week : r. Olsogu last week—Tin- speech was comurericed many were unable i svVera! moutlis. Thinking that he would j went over to the lee rail with u bang, the ■ i.d-ta observe Columbus to get Into the hall and went away. After : vet no tatter and suffering considerable . at the start. I pledge my word ns to those sail filled, and the last the Indianian beard n„ ,|OUbt prompted tii«.- deed. U’c : fact•>. and think there is no tatter illus■ < •. billon it t.n Ccntei a song by the gli e clnli. which was greatly । of the schooner was the skipper’s shout appreclatwl. Mlelilgau’s ex-Governor was ' underhand’that the funeral occurred j trntion -f the way this Republican tariff - VturSsioii •AOcts. * from the .stern of his boat, “Ye think yo’re introduced to the large audlemx* by Judge Munday. 1-----'■ ”’’ works. , darn smart, don't ye, jest cause ye’rebig!” (.'lenient Smith In >» f?w well choseij words. • ' , • ■ . _________ : I Thi-n Dorothy anil 1 thanked him: ohu —New York Tribune. The speaker cununvneed at first willi the .. , ivno > gave him her addn-ss for the tumblers. The Eilitorinl QuiJp—Well, I con at i wt trt to Fort Wayne, history of this state Under republican rule. DORO'1 in s least whack that old forceMdll man of 1 ami we said good day. i-t n important business And right here we will say that probably j i “Hester." said she; ns we were going struw.—New York Commercial Adver­ I rwin Jours and AdelSSuwuroff, Russia’s great military com­ no man in Michigan is better acquainted i * . retained from Minn. with the political history of hri state, than ' SHE MAKES SOME INVESTIGATIONS up tho elevated steps, "it’s just such tiser. t mander, was a little man, insignificant-in I brawn nnd brains and •working fur tlie, • । ■ -n working for Kellogg everything but that intangible power of Is the old Governor. He was a memtar J OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURES. -itrnmer- Rey. W. F. mind nnd character with which physical | little woman’ tliat makes our republic ot the first legislatute and has been Inter­ hi. — <mr school will ole An official estimate puta tho losses by Htrenglh is never to Ixi compared. He bad ivhat it i . [ ested in stato,affnlrs ever since. Thin be- , bee:, sn kly in hri youth, but became hanly . -Yes," I replied, “and blessings ou holders of state bank notes during tho Ila Illa lory »nd 1 ing the case die was well prepared to re­ ' the .country and the sort of government la*t ten. years of the existence of that under the stimulus ot cold bathing and U-. -The Baptist <1 S :-i4»y by R4'- A. S. fute the -misstatements Gov. Winans 1that hvl|»*a man or a woman, little or the l.'cucfltB of a plain diet. Backets cl wretched system al $75,000,000. Thomp ­ making around the stare as to the expen­ Much Higher • big. in tlie fight to make a living." iat College, at Kalamason’s Bank Note Detector of 1858 gives cold water were thrown over him in the ditures of the last two years. Grack Esther Drew. morning, nnd his table was served with The old governor dwell especially al the the following list of broken, closed and fare which guests,would fain have refused, ’• outset upon how the republicans had built YesterilnV morning Donithy came fly worthless state banks: SOUTHERN ■ “CHIVALRY.' but dared not. lest be should think them all of the great educational, penal and ing in before breakfast. I was up to my •Vindula effeminate. He despised dress, and de­ Maine -. • it .Sunday with reta­ charitable institutions of the state, besides Ii elbows iu angel rake flour, sifting it for Xyw IlAnipslilro. North Garollhs. lighted In drilling bis men in shirt sleeves, South Carulluu. Vchuotit.............. ken-—Mr. and Mry. (.). the great stale capita! ut lensing without jI the third time, but she flung one ann bcmetinu-s with his stockings literally so much as a murmur of corruption cbarg- ■ iuv ■■■■• -- --- The beautiful sentiments of the De­ Mn^icbUMitls... Xile*. bnyc been' spend- ed "down nt the heel.” against them. While continually build- around my waist ami v ith the other 13 Ohio It node Island.... Ii tlu-i: parents here— mocracy which find expression in the But his hardihood of life and action bad cm ing these noble Institutions, of course taxes dangle*! a bank note with numbers tc Ind tana... vorth in the cry of "No force bill" took If. its effect on the men he commanded. He Illinois.... were necwwarUly higher, but no man with 1 on it before my face. "Liston, or t u was often up and about by midnight and Mil Uiipin. anol her form, but with similar ipcaning, would ralntdthe first soldier whom he saw her Saturday, spend­ a soul as big as n jh-h would mint to set- i nrV,.r fot my breakfast cool «dr again to in Georgia when General Weaver, the PcniMoirnuia.......... ................... -t moving with a piercing cockcrow, in comin.- folks at home—Mr. oqe of them wiped out. The democratic ta]^ wjth you," she exclaimed. People's jsirty cnnd,i<biiv for the prvsd- Mtiry)nt.d IJchtnnrc.................. 3 *.yvitat -What I1 wont want of you is to nfrrke i*ike yourmcndr.t ion of bis early rising. During the r.itlin i.iid children were pretensions to reform and low taxes, were I dem y, spoke* t rere. Rotten eggs were l>>tihdnna., io AlntatxiA................... 1* presentable and coino to town first- Polish war be bad given orders for an • । ; t‘i<- week visiting— completely riddled by the exr-Gorernar. I Tluit n,u] chjnH yon gave thrown at him and. his wife. The mis- ■pl: trier Columbia.. <0 attack at cockcrow, and aspy,in the camp ’ " I ravri-v City.-I* vis- who had the statistics on a table by the i; . !• riles were effective, for they struck Mrs. side of him. ana which he ehallengvd any j ' , t an(J i. W on ’t carried the news to the enemy. The at­ ■! loAh- Mr. and Mrs. Sarah Japhet Saunders imd a way ol tack. however, really took price at 9 o'clock 1 Weaver ami Mrs. Lease as well as the it ’ hi«-;tg<». attending the winding herself up In her own flow of lan­ on the evening when the arrangement had j general, ami resulted iu the cancellation fair—Frank VYolguage until her Ideas taenme somewhat bv» n made, forSuwaroff, suspecting treach­ ’ of General Weaver ’ s engagements. Mrs. n lit Ing. In Jackson a confused. Sho was called Sarah .hiphet t<; timed his household Lure. Thu l«»l J'-ar under 'tor. Wln.'i. I doz-.ui. Fatlu-r Im, told mo the name d team*, who was with the party, thus tells fa-eausc her husband's cousin. “Jcema" ery. had then turned ont his troop* by his well known crowing. The enemy, expect­ id prohilily soon make the story: . „ . Saunders, hod adw married a Sarah, and ing the event in the morning, were entirely will cost the people more auua. than •. ia» i5-—,‘».00P.’1| || a ut.ai' dealer — «n old man, the first °‘lt. l — •**• ........... । -Emma Barber h at -No, 1 did not speak at Macon, she the two families lived in the same town. unprepared, and fell easy victims to hri more than the corresponding ig year under "*'। t.onMtry—who made the finest cut arid, “although I went tin re with the One afternoon a neighbor of Sarah Japhet’r forethought. reriKw. Now fly vound." 1 flew around i ‘Iu;:ght»-r were at Elba Gov. Luce’s administration. 11 fact tm re intention of bo doing. After supper at was giving an account of a recent picnic tc "Tomorrow morning,” said ho to his i ian.v at the Lymba rd than any corresponding year in the history : and we went-down town. Mr. John the Lanier House General Weaver went an elderly female who bad been kept: nt troops on the evening before the storming ■••.eddlug -i’rof. Andrus of the state, with one exception- All of Hoare. whose wuue Dorothy’s fating home by “rhenmatiz.” upon the front porch, Mrs. Weaver nnd of Ismail, "an hour before iriybreak I • > Cora nnd Lottie Al- this expense comer, at n lime when no had given tn», was iu. and rvpli<*d to oar my-elf following him. - In front of ua -Scroggin's glen was well enough,'’ sh< mean to get up. I shall wash nnd drcai What g»oi» .......... . -ns • and. ejac • nit U3u ’ «"• • — -----------------uMOphis'ic.tol iuli-nx>gatl.m»aml oji ­ Atiita and Nina Downing state Institutions are being built. M«loe was a howling mob uf several thousand said in n-|4yte some question of the in myself, say my prayers, give oun good '.-••i Hie teachers sssoiia- would the tax be if the state was paying * . . -• ......... t.l, much 1iMUient it, t i I • 1110. vafid. "but folks* need V be pcoy sure cock crow aud then capture Ismail."—Milulations witli e. people. Mrs. Weaver step]»ed behind a : last Satuii'mii—Rev. for some new state building*AU of tin­ ___ _ ■ ’J- ' 1 said, among other things, that my footed b’fure they go scramblin up ar. Hon. table, upon which were three lamps down them peaked rocks. As fcr me, I state Institutions an* badly mamured. 1 be friend and 1 wanted-to make a Ii tte The OfiPWuy of Pautox Bill*. hung and the «ong> ren- Ionia prison b costing the people 50 pel purchase and that iierhaps ho would tell burning brightly. Hardly iiad she seated was thankful th’ days jjhcn scch gyrnnas < rioleutiy I A dosunent found among the Duke <•£ H‘» were right to the cent more to run it than it did: the insti­ um something about .Uncncan cut glow. herself before she wtw struck vi'-’-’*1” tics was expected of me was well ovci composed by (’. W. tution at Marquette -SO jrfi cent more. with. But 1 wisht you c’d ’vc tatn then Rutland's papers nt Belvoir castle thrown -There isn’t any finer ent gbms in the on the head with n rotteu egg. i' a g’oud representation Great mismanagement prexalri at Jackson “At this juncture a gentleman rushiAl t’ partake of th' spread an l’ hear Sarah n curious light upon the mode of getting in all parts of the.coun- prison, nnd wjiile rmrnearlyriKjwr cent, world limn »■“» of “ 1,1 , up to me, aud catching me by the shoul­ Janbet’s speech. She-fa’rly outdone her private ] bills t brough the house of commons cheaper, the management h v<'ry|b** ®“‘ nmnlry." be. 'W “ in the days of Klug Charles JI. The cum ders tagged mo to come inside in order self!" nearly as many murders take place Within “I want t’ know! What did she say it in hand w as the divorce bill of John, lord know it. H i» ltoC.ua..to Iwonly. to escape .any danger. ’No,’ 1 said to. Hie prl-uii -walls, as on the outside. de Roos, an affair that caused a grant deal hreyren yon .ould g» Ibe ot partic ’ rir? ’ ’ <IUR COUNTY Iu rre.nl toii.ltonid qurelioal Ire »b»*- Bnwdway und not hud u taler who him, ’if this cause needs martyrs I will "(jb, she power o' things, but th' of gossip in its day. Ono of hri lordship’s be the first.’ All during- thfa the gened how niUHon, of dollar, bad bren wvod best of all was what sho said 'bout there agents wrote in January, 1667; “On Wed­ to tlto propio by thereaaettnri" of the Mr- would admit Ibut h» hi,!' A"'cnc“ ••ral was voul and collected, although the little oily ll.-h—stinlincs. they call ’em. nesday last I got six and forty of the Loum uluwta hia atore, to to» |>«l>te were I, .-.nd captured a 550.0U Kluley taw. aud at il» same Um« our crowd continued to throw eggs, striking but they ain't nothin but herrta pickled of commoua to the Dog Tavern, iu the " agalu'st Ifi emripetilors*. muuufeclurlUK ln«llullou» were Pto'"*” contrun-. and their eonddenre wm In persons who were not with our party. over some way—that those city folks that'i palnce yard at West minster, when were *-"r"l*- to.«n thing.. Wilt»bit. ; boarding over t' th’ Emmons’ took along present Mr. Attorney General and Mr. General Weaver attempted to speak funri! continue to Improve aualeat lb.- paulwr labor to aiav nnd you watch B».]1 '““■ J? George MouL'-gu. As soon a-s they had t’ t h' picnic. three times, but each time was silenced. viihhUiudiug tin- kickers, Under Ihia bill ernnuleleU -near l*« brrn • 1’11 have the American ladies in th "Must of us liked 'em fa’rly well; then dined we carried them all to tin- house of ■ 'b*r have to admit the iin- redreKl Iroru s and » rent, per pound to «IV “It was not the boys of Macon and 5 renta. Henry Wallers... on. of rhe their pretty n.«u» up in th" air asatm.1 wns an extry large supply of ’em, co w< comnmus. and they, passed the bill, as the worthy the village. the hooulums who attempted to break Xt i» mud. in their own renhtty didn’t feel l' hesitate ’bout chtin ’em. Bui committee, without nny ameudnwntB, and moat pnwertol and luHiwdlal up the speaking, but Home of that town » Sand: Japtat, some way or 'notber, ordered it to be reported the next day.”— '■ d“M a great need of Imildink to chw m«l« tb* VnlU-l S.atre. toe .lenneral parly most prominent citizens were unhand. Di-lton. couldn’t seem I’ relish ’em. It she’d kap' Yaukee Blade. tariff back on sugar, which would as A?d thia ia " but the IrertoT tom do The people of Macon will receive retri ­ mntn 'I would 'vo been pH right ’nuugh. in»-e the price to where it former- now, like yottradvre. •» 1 c”u,d •huw U wifu of. Barry's su- quickly ‘v was! fa It to trust the destinies of bution for egging Mrs, Weaver, who is a inoR’n likely folks wouldn’t ’re noticed •'•'in'il t’3 premiums at the bv the books at. heuie. A Frenchman.- who appears to have been whether she eat ’em or uot; but what d U". n.U..n to ..eb .nenf There a noto. van 5 Ifoo yoit mind thadT hoMIns to to mire Christian woman and president of of a thrifty turn of mind, conceived Ui> the state W. C T. U. of Iowa. Already you s’pose she done? liolit a tnmhlerwhich Dorothy had been eighty cotton planters have announced “She stepped over t’ one o’ th* boarders, idea in 1S78 that too much valuable lime • wrjiiions in a whisper that r ’ t that Freeport will get.a *£, iLm Xlln price to toe «>»*“”^ gazing nt uffretonatdy to aome time. that they would withdraw their patron­ a kind of a toppin young woman, an aayi wait being wasted in cleaning .sardines X ', ‘I feel t’ say I’m real glad 1 don’t set wbm preparing them for the market. Lie ’ ■ conteujperary is afraid to while Were are a «r<«t many Hial M Itww aa pureaa a monntam atream. much by them little fl>h you folks fetched, found a way of preparing them without • for fear the thing will TxX-'Lure‘irlSy and to brilliant htiea 00 ‘‘* eye at once.______________ fer if I did I sh’d feel called upon t’ eat cleaning them, ami on this be took out letnirt dy. prismatic surface wm to wild dowers SOLDIERS DESERT GROVER. ’em. an that would be kind o' disagreeable u-ni patent. Apparently he hod sotnook. u young man about 21 •npreprlalhma by all ^^n^^.-^dtbereL idight miagiringas to whether the public to me, serin I don’t relish ’em.’ •■ was seriously. If not fatally to toe Inion- of public “An then she set down again as pleased would lie perfectly suited with bis inven­ injur. Why He Cannot Support Cleveland. I'r urievllle, Monday. He was eran; “bat of course some are made as pie. But I calc’lato that boarder didn't tion, and so in hia claim he makro thia ; Michael Doster iu moving a Mr. Cleveland ia not popular with tho get her bearin'* again fer some minutes, an parenthetical entry: with more work on ’em.” • when the capstan gave way. ‘•I hope it isn’t too expensive, said boys in blue. General Siakles, the one I reckon if she was V pass any opinion ou Fish put up by this process may be alight- < ou the back ot the head. legged veteran, who reiterated at Woah- Sarah Japhet she'd put her down far cent- ly unpleasant to the customer at first, but Dorothy almost pleadingly., * lo the skull. At this writing congress from this disjr • be soon gets used to St.-New York News. I “Ten dollars a doxan m<«ihao ■' IIUIc hoP° ot recovery-— mitou ihcezc. , ■ ib.m il Thursday* by BTiOS.. d 11 d HASTINGS, MICH., OCTOBER 20, 1892. XXXVII; NO, 25 ■ >-rix(»s- Banner. 3 Hastings Banner Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. clty of Grand Rapids, has enmeneed annul the charter grafted to the lake electric road, claiming that tue road was urver operated, and that It has-been a nuisance instead of a benefit. B il $ 4 �j & ANNUAL : CLOAK : SALE THIS WEEK. - THIS WEEK. We Have an Entire New Line of BEAUTIFUL ■ GARMENTS For Your Inspection, From JOSEPH BEIFIELD & CO.. Chicago, Manufacturers of high grade noveltfes, the same line met with such great favor at our last year’s Cloak Sale. "Nothing Succeeds Like Success” Annual Cloak Sale’s a great success; salesroom thronged with buyers making their purchases, and expressing themselves satisfied that it is our determination to place a large array of fine garments on our counters to make their ■ ' selections from. • • In The Formerly occupied by the Boston Store. E. Y. HO GEE, DRY GOODS AND CLOAK EMPORIUM. �W FACTORIES. I * HEAVENLY BIRTHDAY When the war ended ■ and the negroes SHOPPING IN LONDON. _>«ra free there was a f(«rt enthusiasm The usual m« passages from the Contifor educating them. One ot the first Dent to Britain, Strabo tells us, were those school# startwi was built on the edge of UBE VEGETABLES from the mouths of the Rhine, Seine, Loire - bis place by Colonel Trigg, who got a little the unearthing and sorting of and Garonne, besides that from Wlasant, Either ths English salesman is an abnon J •Mchoolmarm,” as they were termed, to THE PRECIOlfe STONES. which Julius Cnar hod used. The ex­ molly tactless individual or he has been come down and tesch it. ft wat ports were ccrn, cattle, gold, silver, iron, accustomed to generations of ahoppers ‘ filled by the colored population, the . Hr<>ntabU* Indwrtry. Andl. a skins, slaves and trained hound* (which who*e mental capacity has been of t^io mg o**ten runner..eower. ranging from five to neventy.flvc yeara, pttpall ’la WMteto the'Gaule used for purpose* of war), while smalicat, for he Invariably treat* one a* . mo mocking memories jo*c and studying “a-b ab, e-b cb." Even Uncle . lo*er/ ’ , J,tck Scott, the colonel** head She Imports were ivory bracelets and neck­ though one were an idiot of the very first ■ ' Awl from thy Ur world come* no helpful cf the old timers, went In, and wa* trnn»laces, amber, glass vessel* and small water. As 1 bare said,,unless the cus­ -grace. terred from the stable to the schoolroom, wan*. Diodorus, the Sicilian, a contem­ tomer knows exactly what she wants and • in th!* state I* Um?center porary of the last writer, informs us that asks for it in language understood by this . l'i .tri Di the cart, and Tboa |t soon wn* sevend TKnu now dost no* not whirt'cr that tbo*e heights «ro but droppedycz.out. ifte.- Luminal bncle ItteimpoMilbte to Kpmk.of Kimberley great quantities of tin were exported from popular people, she runs a very slim chance eft* produco is mlaed w I walk not besld* thee, and the night Jack was working one day nt a water gate, without ppMking of tbe diamond mines. Britain (which, by the way, he carefully of getting anything at alL Thus, she must ... j tethri-s than In any 1 *>f\vh< death te long. Nay. I am " । tire children a--------- ’ They concentrate around them almost the distinguishes from the Casslteride*), and not ask for “muslin,” but for "long cloth," Thou sittest comforted and healed arth light. rheu the children enmv entire life of ......wv.-cj, Kimberley, and they llln*____ _______ ;*au lacy Mins­ that the people of Cornwall made the tin while if she wants some "swiss” she must ntb-t ■ mate and a pro- And yean* and glad, and I who wait am — .-..u.cu came down the t rate some the most interesting quesschool Th— 1peeped ® road .< tions j- from t-cbool. They stopped andH whichof are connected with the develtrat* some of tin* mo*t interesting ­ Into pigs of a knucklebone shape and car­ ask to be shown "muslin.” If she wants ci.d If they have v-'wm ra^eren*inSsrth ’*«kM>Uir *to,idlr through theSoott fence. opment of enterprises in South Africa.ques The Y ^L^ Cha2OT<mh^ ® bAmong ®P*««». them who 1!_________________________________________ - ried them on wagons to an bland called some "calico" for her servants’ dresses sho let will’It^ra find thee.even in Death'*devnlm. tion# which ure connected with tbe develid big profits in 1 -IxjuUv ( handler Moaltoo la Harper’*. Ictla, which Mr. Tjrlor identifies with Bem- must not ask for that, but for "print.” V d i :<-<>vcrvd the ____________________ i Lml prqred an apter »cholar most thanlogical his | extraction Is to begin nnuer way of «eeing the process pfground bridgeand in the Isle of Wight, aud Mr. Elton "Calico,” on the other hand, must b* give tlrcrn a goal I*nd Life Iniuranw. : father. Hl* bag was- on hi* arm. He | extraction brave ftt once thebegin slush antler nnd heat and drip ia to ground and with ThaneL At Ictis merchants bought asked for if one wants some cotton or twill tin ling. a market R “ ‘•‘J«* down apathetically al fiG father in splash, ’.die inlevel. hand, Here, in the white you the tin and carried it to the opposite coast sheeting. She must not speak of a “spool t. cannot bo that the K.?* r,rfnwmo. gazed cUmlxsi over tho knee, and-from the bank of tho c SOnfoot ,IS is answered tlv* of th* man who Imram hte Ilf* rither water Wow he | through sum* two or three milesV Jabyfntherln !"*!. Here, white you ot Gaul, whence It was transported over­ of cotton” unless she wants to be greeted where near-v for . .. lu,urM 4, where or small mus’ git passage*, have *. w here ncar-y ncar.y f/or n a lanre large amount i* Die the either laud- , «Qh, poppa, i’.e teacher say you rather iu rinthide sphuh, ci&tlle in you hand, in time th* tro realize ' land on pack horses a thirty days’ journey with the stony stare of vacuous Ignorance, Tn’Si ab'' U>S'S?'th” " o™"' “d ' . . .. I ‘brougli some two or three miles’ to Marseilles, N arbouno oml the mouth of but for a "reel of thread,” and then it may ' me a geography." ft ’ ** be placet! before her with the smirking MUicicruuus ueyonfl tarnhome­ . umaom, you nave tune to realize the Rhone. " ”l'.p ..IS >»“ “"[ 111-mere Ukln, off. Th.r. ■ Uncle Jack's jaw set. He dug I- on mMw a* if ‘th*.W*k which i* being done by thouThe museum in Jermyn street contains query, “And the Dex’ thing, mkiim!” for it ---- -------~.c., wu. . 1 u .sn?, 1 tire are of course exfeeotionslothi* exception* to thi* rwi. rule, where he had not heard. Then he repeated m-iJJ’tn ?f nBl‘’e* W’JO nrv bUHy “‘i a model of an ancient block of tin, meas­ mny l»e noted that salesmen and aalesto and profitable- policie* are held for purely business rea­ , hiuiM-U: “Gvug'uphy—giog'apby. peateti to night throughout whoDcyoombed depth of uring 2 feet II inches long and 11 inches women—who, by the way, have not yet at­ Mane S }',Q f*** ln---------‘b® blue earth broad. It roughly answers the description tained the doubtful elevation of our sales son*, but it is safe to say that tuoro than Cunn.wiiutisdatt Whutteageog’apby? ” । ..° ----, apples, aspara- <5 per cent, of the lite insurance held in ho asked looking up. from ita There no reef. The whole |। mass of bed. the mine laisdiamondiferous, the of a knucklebone, although it bears a "ladies'* and "gentlemen”—"midim” their • - are rained on America is for the solo benefit of women. "A geography?" said his muster. “Why, j rich stnff descend* apparently to limitless much stronger resemblance to one of those feminine customers to the verge of exasper­ in. Hip factories, dne might therefore be pardoned for a geottraohv — a u--»ix»x -• that.,'omtmn objects of the seashore called ation. Again, if you ask for a pair of te«a——•*i« • tstoz——->-«• - • r- make a new snppos|ng tliat as the gentler sex butch tells 'sailors’ purees," the four projecting arms shoe*, what in America are known as place* an j where they are. nnd tleptlio, and all that has to be done is to n ■....... * iuvy are. amt : r.l! of their pro­ an important factor in the insurance bud- ,M>oa " icrviug as a mean* of carrying it or lash* "ties” will be offered toyoui while if you He gave a comprehends* sweep’ bring it to the surface in such a manner i .k i * cou,Pn*hcnslv* sweep i tbnt gallery shall still stand on gallery > much per ton or bras, the companies, always anxious for 1 ng it to a pock saddle. The overland ask for "bouts” you may possibly get what borfeon. id vhe the horizon. e ■ <>f marketing new policie* where men-are concerned, ! T ?**• ?“**• •Voiv 1 understands," said and allow uf working without danger of •■oute through Gaul, which is believed to you want, though It is hardly probable. **. sub. Now | understands,” said .••nd si lling the would nt least look with a kindly eye on have l.-ecn established three centuries pre- The English boot is adapted to theEnglish coiln;«*e. • bac^ to digging. Alxjve,.below, on every side you hear the Tiously by the enterprise of Pythpas, foot. "You have an American foot,” said an application front a-woman. Such, how- [ 1 «**utly he stupfwd at^l looked up nt j gonnd < ever, is nut the case; nnd ungallantasit ! JAwnle. “I say. buy. you tell ’de teacher sonntl trucks, of pick antf-rock drill and rolling * Greek of Marseilles, bad, so far a* Romo a bootmaker the other day, "and I haven’t was concerned, superseded the more an­ a boot iu my shop that will really fit you.” 1' Black figure* glue themselves may be to iny »o^ truth compels the nd- 1 I00 better stick to yu’ n l»b ubt-> them. mission th.at’n menu suspicion enters the J0 *D eb*. anlet geog’npby nlouc. dour V™ xou nKnl.ntf U,c W|J,» ,,J ,et TOO Pa**- The cient an<l circuitous passage from the east­ Ad American woman's only chance of get­ - wood x °.u «•oaditlons of the acene combine to produce ern parts of Britain to the months of the ting what she can wear upon her feet in mind of m^D the moment n woman asks todespnug. de - wsynow -z -■•v .llK, an auue woo< i-­ ■ Elbe and the Vistula and the caravan this country Is to go to a French shop, and >• ', n vivid imprvhsiou of labor. The native* fur a policy, which only long years'of sub- " ” an du “— " an - when ' pile, mill, you gits a flute at they sequent life will suffice Ut remove. - . 1- ’z< Kang* of four, filling the journey across -Germany.—Gentleman’s then she has to pay about SO per cent, more bigglT Z- gwinetn show'yo^dt w.iy Magazine. ’ ___________ ’ bandhand* cawn furrer. an dot'* all f vn ‘ P iMt,ou . Pvarl* over their The unpopularity uf women.as iusurahc* You must not nsk for a "white skirt,” I ?nk'‘d 1,1 “o,nc ot ll*e hottest gnlmnning risks i« so well defined that some com­ [ «. • gtfg’aphy a nigger’* cot tn know " but for n "top petticoat;" a skirt h«ro is ' He dug on.—Thomas* Nelson Pure in •7“*’ 'al/*“? aPI*ar to ,nhor without panies will not accept them nt all. and “Talk about wimniln'# close,” he waa only used In describing the outer and visi­ ■ 1 1 . uhtress. In the main galleries, which are t t.wiorf other* will onjy take them at higher rates Kar;xr’*. ------------------ —--------rulmirably ventilated, they nre for the bleating discordantly in a know it all ble garment, tho inner and more spiritual r the lat- than are demanded on the lives of men. Th* SkarsetUaisc.------------------- j mi»t part fully dressed. Thev work either voice, "ef I bed my way I'd hev ’em lookin affairs aro all “petticoat*." Similarly if Certain companies consider them equally I wo* seated next to Runge*dePbk nt a** bj ,ln,e or tfwk- ’* tbeT r1ca*e. their •enalble oral not all kerflummuxed up with one speaks of “u waist/’ aa transatlantic III* then eligible with men nnd accept them at the । dinner party in Pari^. • We had never met wagi-<. remaining the same In either owe, gewgaws. I'd jest like to dreita 'em ’cordin phrase is wont to term the upper portion B.r.ne rate*, but such Is pvt the practice.— of a street or other drew, the dressmaker before, and aa you may eawiy imagine I and I wo* told that they often finish their tew my notion.** W. IL Barrett in Ladies’ Home Journal. “Yon wouldn't let them wear trains to will turn on one with a pitying smile and waa ratLer interested in the gentleman, I *1,att*ri number of trucks In two-third* i ■ n required to whom, with many ether* at the same ‘h’^'ne which i* allowed. Seeing what their dresses*'' suggested one of his audi­ remark, “Do you merm a laxly or a bodice T’ tl •• farm and An OCd Olah. tors. while the Americau "bodice” i* here aoI Mix boiled hog’s lard and milk with ■ board. I complimented on hia production. tbr>’ Wnod how easily they do it, you can "Not tnnehee I wouldn't.” “underwnirt." While if a reference is only I confined myself to complimenting * neVer doubt any more that the African u'ihI for the "No corsets, eh?" made to “corsets" she will correct one in ' thick gruel. Stir |t well together with ii'.tny children anti i fresh cheese, julks of egg* and brains. ।। him on Lis poem. “Yon don't mv a word I M*,ve nb,e to work and work well when "No. sir; nor stiff booed waists, eyether.” the same tender fashion, “Ob, you mean a | about the music.” he replied, “aud yet. be- ' he chouw *. "Suppose you tell us just how you would pair of stays." Don't ask for a "morning i V.’rnp it in a fragrant fig leaf ami boil in ing a celabrated musician, that ought tu Tbc pleasanter processes of diamond i•changed wrapper" *ut for a “dressing gown." • the gravy of a chicken or a kid. When ,[ Interest you. Do yott-not like it?” "Very ; mU‘'n8 begin when you follow the contents I have them rig themselves onL" “Suttcnly, suttenly. ]*d have ’em wear If you want a pair of "rubber*" to guard i taken out. remove the leaf and souse it in much, indee<!.” 1 said in a somewhat sig/ 3f ,be truck*'up to welcome daylight 1 very proba broadcloth skirt nnd a loose jacket for against the Ixindon slush and mud. don’t : r. |K*tfui of boiling honey. The name of i niflennt tone. “Well, kt me lie frnpk ,‘-nin >ml tbe “blue." ns It is familiar- i comfort. Ain’t that all rightt” try to buy them under that name, but ask i thi* comestible isdertred from the figleaf, Ii with you. The music i* not mine. It was '■ ra,,r’’' ,al'1 °ut on the floor*. The ■ 1 ii it ripen “Go on.” for “gnloshea." The English have a tra­ । but the mixture consists of equal parts of '' tb*%of a march which came, heaven knows nre "Imply fil,ds fenc-d round I “Short skirt* to l» tidy—jist comio to dition that Americans all refer to the arti­ I each, hut rather more eggs, because this wb< tier, and which they kept rn plaring ■ *’hl> b,gb’ wlrv fmc*. whcrethecxtracted 1 cles as “gurnn.” and declare that we ordi­ | gives It consistency. This appears to have st Martellle* during the Terror, when I ‘ wk “ "P’*"1* out 1“ besto of a certain ; the top* of their shoes." narily'request a visitor to “wipe his gum* "Yes. what kind of shoes!” brva a popular dhh among the Greeks. -To wa* n primmer at the Fmrv<- of St JeuC , thickness to pulverire under the action of ' “Soft leather shoes, shaped like a human on the doormat,” a harmleu double en­ . us it seems about na nice as an oyster eaten ' I made a few alteration* tire Stated by lhe "ir* Tbe «»atent* of tho truck* a*.| iiot, sir. and flexible like a glove.” tendre which affords them the keenest en­ ! M bushthe wfids, and there it la" j tu®y nrc emptied out run themselves Into ] .with brown sugar. •All right—and their hats*" joyment. If you want some coarse ”8wi*«” Tlu r. upon, to Li. gn-af surpri-e. I hum- J<in- r‘r?: c"!or of ,hc 1 ,nwopi:anes in e nt Ions a thtrum of salt "Somethin like a veil or a manti Uy, but with which to make servants' cap* you • fish and n thir.::i of fat. In the “Frogs” ' med the march as I bad orfgfnallv wri:t< n 1 ,, ,b ’purplish hue of । n<» sich styles ns they wear now, you bet. must know it by the name of “bonk mus­ "11. w . l,o,oc.. nn.l,t Hr.t right And I'd have th«> hair hanging down their lin.” or you will never get it, for, as I have i’..« re - n dismal joke in th* form of a rea­ IL ' . 'th* flat and wide spreading floors might sonable objection tna<h- to leaping from a ' • * back In a nice shiny braid.” said, the English salesman never cares to high tower, "I would loee two fig leaves of threw himself round my neck. But tlje easily be mistaken for Essex cabbage ' “There's women that dress like that meet ana half way and try to find nut what brain.” The wonl occur* no Ires than next liniment he snld. "1 am*very sorry, }• fie! !*. now,” »:dd one of hia listeners. the-customcr wants. । Tiio proecs* of pulverization takes from tw« ;vc times tn the fragment* of the comic my dear Boucher, but 1 am afraid you will If one were to ask for “paper muslin” "Show one tome and'1’11 marry her terfour to six months, according, to the , poets.—Frnsiw’s Magazine. be ih-spollial forever, dp what you will: fur j be would probably have a fl:. Ik only your tau'ltr and my* words g< • weather and the condition of the rock, nnd "1 K’.w one just the other day. and Lhnt knows it os "glazed cambric” nnd nrseut* •>rung il ** ***’wt«d by operation* of watering anti wo* her style to a dot." < any other nomenclature. As to things not r™, tb. I.r»U,1 -blrh «d.l toll,;. vMui lUuWhat aru calk*! private hotel* abound “What was sliudaiii?" essentially feminine, but still in the wom­ ■• • ■ • • ‘ion. !l he r.rqrngc yield <>f every load of SI ling luv-kr’s aud moccasins on the en’* department -as purchasing agents, I \ 4n Ixmdon. Th* first qiicntlon at some ot “bedspreads'' are "quilts,” even if not would never believe it. ' blue bion* carat of diamonds, and os the dock. Sha*hnd n blanket over her head.” them is, “Are you recommended I” That itverayfe net profit on n carat of diamonds But the crank wim knew how a woman “quilicil;" “tidies" nre "antimacnasnrs” I said, moved In spite. m< ms. "Have yest I iS-n sent here from Is alwat Twenty *h!lllngs the value of the should liresa had suddenly disappeared.— and “windowshades" arc “blinds," wheth­ cand* r. “Without you *u»ne regular hotel which ha* all of Its my ’ n.'lli n lands w hich I wji told that I was Detroit Free Press. er of the fnller or Venetian order matter. r »m» occupied?” But yon are nut reI CT< n I.I nnr.n. k '-‘“S n: 1,1 the of « OOUph O.f c.nbing not.—Ixmdon Cor. Boston Transcript. l hi-.it flurated tu show any written rerommendaTi n Vn Jl Jk. I M’1” l’ nat fnr frOin A’l.WOjma Italelgh’a Death. • i.op- Year wnnl > quite sufllciiut. These ‘ ‘ , .•* s<T»na»tbe bhie ismifllciently pul- ■ t private hotels are really hoarding houses tn.in in Paris. ....... ......................................................... .. , Th. r-emri of nun who liv. nol.ly nay •. erizvI It l» taken tu the washing machine, ; ur lodging hmiM.-s, and the gurrt is ex­ .her.. Iff ».«»».* .... lw.1-nl.HU ot . '"HMlE M.ppl.m.nUkl Iff thill .J th. The method of decorat inu by mean* of ■mfortahl* I1 ... < son!* who depart thi»life like Christian redbot irons was emplnyol in Great I peeled to take bis break fast in tho bou*e, x fir the fat , • lightcr part of the earth is washed away, j gentlemen. Charles I and Ixmis XVI vtent Britain chietly on cypres* wood ebrets— ly before ft . bat no other meal. U-en a matter of through tho ordeal of execution with tho j In fine of the private hotel* bear thu while the heavier r.-mnlos in the ixittom of “spruce chests," as they were termed. iChsrlr* Kings- the pics. By this proce®* *''•> per cent, of I[ li’ie solemnity briluing a king in subh ex­ Cypress wood was l*lieve-l to prescrv* Strand the following notice appears upon gnat concern {|v j the walls of the rooms: "Notice—Visitors bble earth is got rid of. and of 100 j tremity, and Sir Walter Ralrigh died in a again*; moth and cloth clothes, tajx-sflowed morel the ‘‘j ; are tspectfully requested to give at kart tion found tbnt !’<ir Idt load* Which gt» Into th? washing machine I' mnurn-r befitting his life and purposes. try curtains, ami Milks and velvets were On the morning of his execution he put into them. They n ere much in fashion }fa 1 twelve hours notice previous to their de- freely when they rtrnwloti ihrir feet,slowly only one Is saved to be sorted. The r<*w’j ' pnrtu-v, or one night will be charged."— I'.u in.t the room, while one eminent com- I psaining ninety-nine, after pitting through 1 turned U»bisold friend.Sir Hugh CrenQO, in the reign of James 1 of England nnd VI puM*r did his l»-*t work sitting Ixilt upright : t'le who hail tried tonppnach the scaffold and Cor. New York T^bune. of Scotland, and they are frequently dec­ various sieves nnd wash‘ic . ‘I.U stages • .agv» tof• the i;.-wasa, - • . ._ ... In n glldi'l■‘d rawing rm-m clrnir, attired in I the ,vinous .................... ,........................ .Il,,, „«clnm-. t.-.rvut fluid •nrMUlta 4-»rlC wlU. «l» ™H- orate! with subject* from the hunting rlothln,. nn.l «n Am.rtan pert , », „f (h, „nil nre lnK n,:a»rk, field, sketched in by means uf skewers .: 41g to ' '’■•ver fear but I shall have a nlacr!” ‘ ; crtul eeto.le.! uhu biul>. _v. lo The motion of'mist*, riipid or slow, was »' •»' rosts oil h‘* ........... . heated by the lire. The men are dressed careen hiuij W.'r. wk «•» I<-­ , ij- increasing >.uiM-asoi A bl,er v» ry bald num pressed In the ugly trunk hose ot the period. , . hgardrd a* one of th* best methods of the air. to write hi* mart emptied on the daily increasinj hillocks of ig*. which, If other reeotd* | t-' -• “ * Rnicigh and pray with him. r ! On this paint. Dr. IJtnder Brunton has. i.nn- . foretelling the approach nt rain or snow. n" It will generally l>c found that the orna­ ! diamond tailings. r-Lict, if ctL:..~ r.- erd; wi-re to vanish, might well ' Sir,her took off hi* own embroidered mentation inside the lid if such a fipruce ,f . •made some investigations mis ' When there wusa mist before the ri*-.of —■ — - ------------- ------ that entitle him j of the mdustry were to vanish, might well J the ■;........ > ' > ’ gralftud-.-.fi > i ,i , |>n»i» lumir geoiogl*t* to necoanr for I c:lP nn'i pmeed it on th® head of thianpeo chert is quite m> rich a* that ou th« front. hr is , t!iv fnli tnocn. if cloud* were seen in the ’ to world's |,e hn* thereby diM.mvcn-1 the secret < f ,'fh.’.ir composition. ^.7, tator, wiyiug: The top uf the chest i* always left plain, ns rti-am and " •M<t licfore- the «un rose, or there wa* a I having ideas at will. In the cour-» of hi* ■ wJ|s'ht' f,'f kwps the । "Take this, good friend, to remember It was used as a scat—that is to say. tho The weight rt diamond* keeps the itical moment ' mist in the fields before »nnrise, wet . ............... ■ weather was expected. When lhe mist* exj*--riment* he placed himself in various '• precious stones for the most part with the ’ a,,\f ir JCU have more mwd of it than I.” otiuidc of the lid wa* undecorated; the in­ “Farewell, my lords.” bu void to the side present* a picture, always in good •UMm-sM Just ■ vanunco rapidly and the moon seemed to . p- ’-itku., .... ami. ............ found that...his mental activ- ; heavy residue which Ln* been saved. It I Just .• vanished mood seemedwas to |' Jty greatest w hen he lay flat ,, |• courtiers who came to take affectionate i dron •-<« •>( sol<]»-p ri*e fasterrapidly than and usualthefine wwtthcr Ity wa* wa-greatest-wlieu flat on un a tabic. table. |. I," . ,, , , preservation, a* it lias been thoroughly 1 — ■ • • • ■- • — •_ «.«_ n.. I 1 , . "I have a long journey l»c- protected. As far a* the writer’s experi­ ‘'"'■1' «« "UIMCC i -----------------. —- ---------- . c.-.n* are then ' ’ure to gladden the hearts of —, fore me, and I must say goodby." od<1 by he thought .that as he was dulng so ence goes the oak chests were not carved iMrillon h« miitht rit I "P“ ,l‘” “»'> ”ff reonom| makers on the succeeding day. When the well in a re-Ululn, dis- I TSie”. ,ltf r®«che«l Lbu scaffold, aud said t Inside on the under part of the lid; this '!.y “ ‘ ** -.1.1 not. Ir. , 1 teal process of treating them cotlid lie dis­ <1 for this cook- 1 win.!# changed and the clouds flew along «1 the mounciH oi apparently water ' he did so, "Now I am going to God." decoration was used exclusively fur the up. but it would not do. । ' coveral the mounds of apparently water i>y steam. Each ; cn “tail." the farmer* predicted a storm.— “Th£ moment." say* theUcim/nn d Ktor, ' ’hat worn i......................... - •■ • • [ "spruce chests.” Some of three cypress ' rai*TmrhrXiVvm'ind titterI jI wnr », w,b!ch d* " tho ^'shhorhood ‘This medicine, but it will chert* nre not only long, Imt deep, and are ! blank, mo t for cooking tb>< ’ Cor. Philadelphia Time*. down again “wl'»™ a new value. So , Thi. is a sharp medkina, Til,1 put my n.’ head .............. - ............ , fist 1 *‘,uld ■ rot that few care I blank, mo 1 put ray head ««<»•* :•. again fist far no practical u*e for this waste earth । cure all disease*.” Wrtned of slabs ot beautiful well grown t The very executioner shrank from be ­ * on the table and finished my article In that han liven discovered. flrere of very considerable age. Wo have the pixie­ ,,. ,, zChicago ., , tr.it ----- -him, . I.H-.illnn him Inu. th* tin, Evidences multiply that Shakmpeare Is position. Lvrald. ,I has ... Iwcn . (|n4>dincovertu. ri(,h ItA<| lo w!ikh th(? bnn,lrMl >' heading bu* Hlitatrious nr!szmor prisoner zno reason for ^supposing tbnt the cypress mount ot c<-iking • -- nt.this point. I tm»y : raw . .id. have been reduced in passing ' exclaimed: "'■'’’’••"‘•'b truly ..“um nut* •» for an age, — but --for — all- ttime" In team wood was nut home grown, nnd it would • _____ t O...I I.. Tate . ” "What do*t thou fear? Strike, man: r.ked the cans J many way*. 1 find iu ■■Winter si ale, J’ay of ’L«»nc*ht»re»ucn. I < the washing machine ________ ' »h «w tyat very stately and ancient cy­ ■ through was____ at ___ uno-___ Certainty nnd regularity ■ f « mplyyment ^'u'.'.’^ni-! by band. It -snow *ubjecte<i and H> ended a gentle and fearteM life.­ k-rs and pack- ! act iv. scene 1, Servant says to Polixenes, presses vnuxt have adorned our old gar­ “They have a dance which the wenchW reifr.t f ragnat deal, a* iv sho.vn by the tfa a further preliminary of washing ami ' Youth'* Companion. dens.* Cornbill Magazine. galllnianfrj ’ of gambols, because conduct of loagshorvn - n these days. You . w,r;j.;!X in a machine known nut he patentee, '■itnllar treat- ; »ry .. , i« a w ._ .inre a*- not ,.«t <«•». In “................... Me.v.ire for Meas• -atl'lcd. and '■ they fn ” iu fijntnondiferons stuff is passed ;n ’t.” ............. — may I ire a longshoreman for nine < r jjen, Injurious Employments. v womtn : ure” Vincectio, Vlnrantlo. the th duke, nolilcquiz.!*, net ten dollar* « «vrk at sternly work in a ; un,p.r rvatcr over pulsating screens, in ! Flowery Young Clergyman (conducting a : iv. w-ene 1. "(> place nnd greaton-! mil- factory o: star*, but the rate for their work which ri double layer of leaden bullet* has children's -ervii o while occupying n pulpit • Nitric ncitl is employal as a solvent fcr tin in making dyes; Ly etigravers to etch llonsof falrecytsr.re -tack upon the*."- along the dock* te thirty and f ny cent* ' pijeed. Tl:e pulsating motion cau*c« , for«; brother clergyman tn route to Eu- feupper; in the nmnufaciuh- uf gun cotton; r.n hour, and! in unloading vesM.1* smm- ajrt,n:nLMt gentle shaking to be main- । rope.—Well, children. I ntn very glad to? in the gilding trades, and .in preparing the i Kate Field’* Watblngron. I. de to address you today. I'd u great tlm«**A» lun/'hon m-n make '» much a* taim-d. hml a* the specific gravity of d!a- ; , felt for hato. The fumes of it are inure irto!tt ritating tw< lve dollars ent h Rt >» -u ri’’ job, un , mo:ip.* i* greater than tbnt uf lend, while deal rather talk lb you children than Dan..™ to haman throats and lungs than A gentleman wa* deeply in lore. He met broken save by the brief re -; in--n itcncd , lbt, s.oliiic gravity of much of the waste : the olilcr p-ople, for 1 love children. '■ .D— ; Is a red rag to n bull, and they caww no talk1 JI cud of bronchial and catarrhal affectlona , |>.-!,bly material i» Iras, the effect i* to iurtend of talking •“•'‘■‘•a to •** you I want ......... to .t**" t.ikiug I the object of hl* affections one evening nt for tucalM- No other .unskHire! teb’»r 1 with yoi . * ’ * . . ‘ >u; m > when I a*k any questions ( Tl;e wor fc eB< jn vntjous branches of trade naidsoui llbut the New York longbow• >1)A j le * t |. o diamonds to the bottom uf the : quinr- In „a ctowuou crowded van ball and not find »»» a* be couh!---------, no, answernresndtIv.Now. -N<nr. children. fumw aoinionla They children, I . wffer Jrom oppr.ni.Dlty of ulklnp ! fi.t the can*. ; U| ,r.......‘ " u* ** w brr l>»™ntrt«a man is worthy of hl* hire, and hr i« a mir-। h,iof whl|e the WM,to material remains • jcmmit; answarpromptly. - slip " into 'nlo hir hnoJ nplr.. < f Jffp«r with vellunsly strong, active nnd Intelligent nU,ve ic and fc gradually washed ot er tire ' what have we to lie thankful for today? !I canse inflammation of tho eyes and a treated about ■ to her hand n pi« < e of I Children — Flowers, bird*, sunligkt,.' workman. ' side " of f th«-u-recn the *crecn bv by the running water. .o. .-owon)ri “ WUi yoDri-VrttraHHriHlt■j collar skin disease, wbichgt has been sug* ipiiMi uf achauge ’ tbe twoi— Win »«»rtMrrit .• ; A mite of a woman, who hired two long The diamondiferous rtuff Is nerved Into j church, school, homes. 1 ge*te<i may be due to the formation ot a uni lb.-amount nf I — Tho nplr WM.' «|n»Ur , Yonng Clergyman—All rcry well, chll-1I wap by the union of the ammonia with tho 1 shoremen to help remove her fur’,1}V”‘' three wet pans by means of a cyllmlrical I “WoB’tTff’—N.* York World. dexrlte-d them as big *• bouses, and when dove, which distribute* die finest from one drew, very well. But whom do we miss to- ’I liquid cf the lubricating skin gland*. If ' f thc*c*factories aver.: end nnd the cairncst from the other, with day. ,— v— -rI OTc of them, looking down on ' that be true every man could be a j>espound cans r.f corn. Children (shut vocej—Mr. Twitcbell. gradations between, - c.R Man l-quashes. 1 A . lwlf '77”“' on the same mnbulating soap factory. Men employed loaf of of bread bread h is a a favorite favorite Ulteman talisman for for J-. ; M|mos It’s n mighty dry n’®;1"' sho ,. regulated gradation* « mid the Mine of j a drowned in most Europcna principle a* the main »tev* of an ordinary ! Young Clergynmu—Quit* right, chil- iu guano works liecotne deaf, and the akin . • body I . >_ Fi,rr>nmin jost Uo time in sending for liquid refre ItienUftg a urowncu uu**z «*•••— -— ~ «ll! , c, ~ I dren. quite right. NV* nil mis* Mr. I flour ndllt , ’•rar* andM.GObcan* « ------------. IS — ountt ie*. nometimc* Sometimes •*. it isfounffwflHent of their nose* and forehead* is peculiarly pasra ~u.. । ^ntnes. •• Z, mvnu—New ofk Sun. J Twitcbell. Who can ted me where be is tfteat The whole process of mechanical sorting .• . It i. ..• i... aid ahi or -------- -- -------discolored by the ammonia. Their strength ■ altogether lwtween of |r-ej..f sometime* needs the oj 11» relstiv* weight Women OmposltovsI IB based upon the ---- -----------------­ of the , today? fails, aud they suffer from anienii*.—New ... of fruit, anil rrg- j .uUUoce Thu. In EoKl»n4 I Children—On the ocean. Princes* Louise Louise of Battenberg, under the. HiauJUUM : dianiondw to_____________ other stones of the Princes* oi x> a ,« C ujz« B , -------— York World. an* nre the 2 pound the loaf i* usually weighted with quick­ Young Clergyman (poetically) — Yes, tot*. L: rnncviw of her ihusband, .„.k-„,i ha* dlfferinstruction bus ncntiired acquired Ii nUjOnK whi.-h whjch it Jt Is |g found, and if the differ' ‘Don cans. An idea -Urer —Note* and Queries. । children, on the ocean and half seas over. of ike A Queer Library. '• “•try iu the United I ' * ----------I —Yankee Blade. . . Th. pdta. of N.w York d.,«. i <l from th »v figure* * Jah. A curious collection of looks is contained 1, IHB. wo* 3,(M3, comprising 1 super- j compoaftor, awl haa'fc?l up the type for nubsunco from which it is divided bv 11'-Yt t here are more than !I Intnnirat. <ta.|,«aorx, I j .U^AX>«. X e«p- , vcgJ o( hcr numr? prodanloai tor , In tl»« library of Wurste-ntthi, near Cassel, ,here wOal,l b« llttl, moo. «n.'l ______ The ( ,0 MM rr , )t„, dreoUllo3. Tll, I^l,“ I fa.TJSI «b^ .U I™ in the. country. Mtptl! ■ fi/' At the head nt the Gul/ of Bothnia there in Germany. The Looks appear al flret It * is, 5*f!{ many '■ ■!.. 1"^ M1 W »««•>■»«• *"■> rrrr.xprH « „ con,|«.|wr. Mme. pinch‘ Tess hand labor. As . 25 ■■'•' in h much les*, bat »««»»■ lm sergeants. «v«•*«*•••* • atones, such a* garnets and other* of no ia n mountain on the summit of which the >lght to be logs r.f wood, but racb volume • r.!ge the highest fig- j J(J, roundsmen. 3.1D7 patrolmen and .5 value, of which the specific gravity h run Blunt* pcrpuually during’ the fire is really a complete history of the thee it ’ ...L.Mciorr tor i d"Gn"ca _____________________ do SU. I. «lf« cf Buren <k Hurt, n bo .boot represents. Th* Lack -how# the harfc. in equal to that of diamonds, are found .••Wfcr.ll.h.loaim* HO«.« ,00.1 humor h th. olludwta. ■ ?»»rTg?iy In the diamond]feroas earth. These of *lx Lour* dttring thi* season of continual which a small place I* cut to writ* the scientific and common name a* a title. merry meeting, no ju..-. leader in rrwucu >.miuasbip equaland to there that m where th* I■ rfnlc-s. stated that what the w;w tnnrt counw pan In the pulsator through the sunshine a rtenmer leave# Stockholm rather small and the laughter [proud uf was the fact that she had ac­ be»l, and when all has been douo that can crowtkd with vi*iton» anxious to witness One side allows the tree trunk in it* natu­ be d'Xie dutie by mechanical processes the da- the p'.er.oateQOP. At the mud* place dur­ ral state and the other ft poli«hed and var••-------—. 1 qnircij seventeen trades (one being that of ! be !i < • nt. rprise.-Ma*- I j»i« nre“r».--M.. I»y mecuamc-M •• " Is ’ •-»—» •from -->•- the nmchlno ing winter tbe sun diiuppear# nnd i* not uirird. Inside are shown the leaves, fruit, — - j trri■Al• which Uked In compcMitor). by any one of which she 1 abundant.—-------------------------------Washlngtcn Irving. Edinburgh to be subjected to the riow. un­ seen far week*; then it conic* in sight again fiber rmd i.-i’wct parudtr*. to which Is add­ 1 Sound I*Mild to travel over 7TOmiles an ’could make a livelihood. In Edinbu.. ’ I . . to , hour, yet the sound ot n cal! yelling In th* J printing offices there aro orerJXO female ‘ rrrutiu and costly process of Land sorting. fur ten. lineui or t-.xrnty minuter, grad­ ed a f.-.ll ih xription of the tree nnd its 1 imdnccs.—Million. j. with all R* temptation* to disboncsty.- ually l.-'ur:l v.uiug it* rUy until finally ft lr t ,»♦..** feeUu<* ; b«wk gardtn h*» been known to remain la «nup<»itor«.-Loudou Tft-BIts. ’ London Times. - rtnys in *. cuatinudt^dy f. y upwr.nLof , aiger going about ,.'r *have n 1his ‘re,“feellr t,eaa — to on* zpot for fire maddening hours. -------- --------------- — - CcJefcty Trtd. Lo .-r£:. Luk!» I'.'-puWic. . 1 to . ~ ».l,T’r IJIU! la , . ----------------------- 1 The Worehlp Flower*. Friend-V.’bat *v.*i.* yuur graduatitm es­ " - Within the Inst twcnty-fiA* ycan» tii* | Wince time out of memory ndhratioa ofIUs«rirs of Wealth. te. say tiUrtt? . ’. dl*cuvcry cf the relation otfmu roix-s to In- , |>|.«hu and flow; rs lias been the prevailing j Miss McShoddle—Tlieso new pillows are ’■livre is this sign dto- • fvctkais fiiscnsi-i has loti tJ efforts for the form of worsts in many sectIons uf the Maia-I -“Wlnt: the Artronomars Know sti)fits! so full thiiyre as bard ns a rock, '■k«* Will B« Pru®- 1 tubstitntlcu of burning for buriaL 'fareart. Even to this day certain com- ' aud I can’t sleep. We had nice, soft pil­ CO Wait till n:y cfTce Loy cudc* in. ‘ 'About Matx" ■x-ulnrsiuv as tohls to his oi'.f •. I . . dare ore given a* Wilkins—H>»w soon will thst he? "Dear me! Why dAl you clx>o*e that —---------------------------- f muufileM of Buddhist* and Mohammedans lows when wi were peer. Bllki.’ik—1 »ca( hua ohja, un minute er­ wbjtcil” th. • 1 !Vre ** “U the more roam G:;eat COB" ; XH Heil a qniet, palniera death ; pray by the hour liffore their favorite Mrs. McSht Idle—In course. Wecouldn’t Will '‘“2' , ;id’nation. ■'«! prosecution The fate ‘ «mH th: universal sorrow ut tho nation, 'plant or fiower. in India this i-peciesuf j afford so many feathers then.—New York rand half an hour ago. JlTtsIl bo back in “Ib.ciuse I didn't Lava tim* to writ* pl uu if 72/ 7'1 'y “i,’I"?cl,oly to conmuch.”—New York We.kir " [ 1 •“> wax termed “The Father of ■ woraliip seems to be mod prevalent —St. -----------I Louis Republic. ( Weekly. *’■• • •... ., ’‘Osatcued prosccuuau • -— ■ : 1 “ *■ ’ U uUod Cor. New York >< r b .',' TriUl । the People. ...VP--E diamond mining the great farms £l‘ ( j I ■ Jsxi ouLtSm“awr ~ ss �11/ Hastings Banner. but a direct fioaocfal loss. Tbe Journal editor intimate* that hia motive for Ola ur- Thuradiy. October 30, 1892. TSX HASTINGS, MICH., FOSTOmCX. ACOCTT'14. 1879. . editorial notes. FOR PRESIDENT, I BENJAMIN HARRISON, OF INDIANA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WHITELAW REIQ. OP NEW YORK. ■ ForFiuMi. ror Sheriff...................... j £>,is it MckitvfiT had assailed him. We haw cxHidaed Ml. Dennis’ political maneuvn-ing. because It Ksubject to criticism. We made Ug’it ot a street fight be had with a dxunkcu man, which he hlnwlf said was disgraceful, and referred to bls pugilistic qualities in which he himself Is alleged to have boasted. Had we desired to personally assail him, we bad recount to the public records uf Barry county. But that we did not aud would not do. We beg pardon for drag­ ging personal matters before our readers. But while we acknowledge that «e make mistakes, we will never permit to go un­ challenged an article like the two from the Journal Force™., CM............... jbaWd/SIbLKii ........... iutt-kn<TOS Mr ?- A""^Xiii» XBWiiBiY nr CMB coon FBKD W. W.LKKB For Surveyor. For Coroners. .............. lbk'Kcosb 'ZbbVm 'L' V ANHOlix JAMES W. SACKETT B JOIIMT. RICH. <e l.ieeCewrly. For Lteutemiht Cl«*v.-rl<<»r........................ ............... J. WIGHT QIIHllNuA *>i ttt-xford Oounly. For Secretary of Hlate JOHN W. JOCHIM of M .rquetteCounty. For State Treasurer.........................1 JOSEPH F. HAMBITZKK. ot HougbUra STANLEY W. TURNER,’ of Roscommon County Fur Attornej-Gencnd. ........................................ GERRIT J. I>I EK EMA. of Ottawa County. For Sept. Public law ntet loo................................... HENRY K. PATTENGILL, of Ingham. County. For Member State Board of Education EUGENE A. WILBON.of VanBuren County. For Commissioner of State Land Office.............. JOHN G. BERRY, of Otaegu County. Electoral Ticket. At large-Western District;...................... JAY A. HUBBELL, of Houghton. Fourth District................. r,............................. PHILIP T. COLGRUVE, of B*m. Alternate At Large—Western District............................. AARON CLARK, ot Kent. Fourth District........................................................... CHARLES J. MONROE, of VanBuren. T - J- C’ L Congrv««lon*l Ticket, 4th Dlftrlct. For Member of CougitM—................................... HENRY F. THOMAS, Allegan County. . It is claimed that the squawbuek ad­ ministration Is more economical than its republican predecessor. This year can be compared with 1890. both off years, that Is years when tbe legislature was not In ses­ sion. Barry county’s proportion of the state tax of 1800 was $17,876. That was Gov. Luce’s last year. Tbla.ls the second year of Gov. Winans administration, and Barry county’s proportion of the state tax is $18,838. In other words, squawbuck economy makes Barry county pay $1,462 mpre state tax than was paid under re­ publican administration. And the record for two years of Winans compared with tbe last two under Luce show that tbe *RPLY TO THE DEMOCRATIC CIRCULAR LETTER. ' mens* Winans term cost the state 8102.000 more thaq that of Luoe. a ' The last Journal contains a savage at­ tack upon the democratic party for its ac­ tions in Georgia respecting tbe people's partv. No more bitter political attack could hare been worded. But the Journal editor, despite his “middle-of-the-road" sentiments Is trying to get into bed with the democrats, or force the democrats ot Barry county to get into bed with him. Many democrats may do this. There are many more who recognize in the Journal' editor a man who has for years been stab­ bing tbe democratic organization of Barry county In the back, and are not ready yet' to give up everything to satisfy his ambi­ tions—one of which seems to be to aglan distribute mall In Hastings postoffice. there was not a particle of evidence to show that the writer ever reaped onepenny of advantage through the misfor­ The republican silver legislation uses all the sliver bullion produced in this country, tunes of these enterprises, or that he ever thereby Increasing the volume of currency received one penny directly or Indirectly 854,000,000 each year. The profit of 30 from one of them, except in pay for servi­ cents on each dollar coined, goes into ces rendered, 99 per cent ot which was Uncle Sam’s strong box. That means a for job work done In tbe Banker office. profit of 316.200.000. Free silver coinage Moreover, some of tho leading citizens of would make a present of this 816,200,000 to Hastings and Barry county, democrat*, tbe rich xllver mine owners. That Is prohibitionists, members of- the people’s neither wise nor profitable for anybody— party, as well as republicans were associat­ exceprtlie stiver mine owners. ed with us in connection with them al). ' and a majority of directors or of stock­ If Mr. Yaple falls tn get tbe compl cte i I. < democratic vote of Hastings city, he may credit the falling off to fear that tho ’ Jour­ nal.editor might be prevailed upon to be­ come postmaster In the event of Cleveland's election. The distinguished services ren­ dered by the Journal in building up the fortunes of the democratic party iu Barry county will have a great bearing on our contemporary's case; and tbe bearing, should be favorable, of course. It is important that every republican In Yiarry county who is not already register­ ed In the town or ward where he is enti­ tled to vote, should see that his name h registered before election day. Hand in yonr name to the supervisor, town clerk of oldest justice. Failure to do that will oblige you to go before the registration board on the Saturday preceding election. There were charges freely mode that the Standard Oil Co. boodled the squawbuck legislature and secured the lower test on kero^ne, to the grave danger and serious loss of the people of this state. If you do □ot like that klntt7of business, see that squawbuck straddlers are elected to stay one cent, for which we had not rendered a at home. full equivalent; or that in our connection with the two stock Institutions that we And now the Journal is after Al. ■lonea. did not pay dollar for dollar for nur stock, Two years ago It was after W. F. Hicks. the same as every other stockholder; and And between spells It has been prodding that our loss in the creamery was not a to­ ex-mayor Bentley and George Tomlinson. tal loss as a as that of others, and that In By and by the Journal will destroy all Its tbe reorganization of tbe furniture com­ gods. pany our stock was not treated exactly as "Was that of every one of the old stock­ holders- If one such responsible person will In the Journal deny these these things, and assert that we did receive what we were not entitled to from them; tliat we did not pay in full for our stock, and that our stock was treated In any manner dif­ ferent from that of other stockholders, we will give hiia a cfiance to go into court and prove what be says. The Journal did not and does not dare to make such charges. We do not expect to escape erf t’dom. We do not believe we are above It cawnectiun with public enterprises to dishoweatly promotee our own advantage, we kaow m man living can prove. We will The meiu’jers of the democratic coua'y committee should be able to know the way to Hastings after n while. The desperate scheming of the "middle of lhe road" can­ didates brings them hero often enough. If the, Winans administration made such a record for economy, why was It (hat Winans and nearly every one of the old officers with him were turned down? A-k those who an* urging republican ewoldlmt.. vx. fm-Comrrl* Mons if Comrade Monte will Harrison? vote fqr Comrade With a full vote out Barry county has our connection with all <»f YOUR the bound­ or wi* o-vuo — t these In 1884, John n. Palmer, of Lapeer ary rigned for wooden wedge*- Aiw City, formerly a Republican, but now hS been firmly driven into the h<^*! a Democrat, wrote a circular letter and irroovo was filled with water. Th* wedge*, procured the signatures of eighty-three ex-soldiers, protesting against the ac­ tion of John T. Rich because he recom­ mended the appointment of John X. Boa. th.,-nh. Abbott instead of Stewart Gorton fur postmaster at the City of Lapeer. There were 42 Democrats, 39 Republi«a*s, ’'n'uy'bj th. rlTyr *>• qdUI tl>? and two Prohibltionlsta who signed the „iuuo» «< th. MK -her. th. ruing letter, 11 of whom have since died and 10 removed from the State. Many of the signers were not patrons of the office. This letter has recently been printed in circular form by the Lapeer County Democratic Committee, and la being circulated by them all over the led to the top of it. Then J* State to induce Republican ex-soldiers wiTg^ualiy hoisted to vote for Afien B. Morse for gov­ The comical turn of affairs given by the desperate.political scheming of "the mid­ dle of the road’’ candidates is shown in the A Personal Kxplanattpj. The Journal editor, concluding doubt­ fact tbnt not only can no democrat in this less that discretion was lhe hotter part of district vote for an elector who would, if elected vote for Cleveland, bu'tevery demo­ valor, very wisely retracted the plain Im­ crat In this district must, if he vote at all plication of its editorial observations with regard to the writer’s connection /With the for elector, vote for one who is pledged If creamery, the soldiers* monument and the elected to vote for Weaver. There are Furniture Co. It was too much to expect some democrats who will refuse to vote for that he would l>e a man, and own that a man who misrepresents their principles. have been guilty ••of sharp practice and misrepresentation, not rrimlnaL” That sentence can be so Interpreted by the Journal editor, that no satisfaction could be gotten from It In any contest before the courts. But wa say to the Journal, we say to any of those ‘‘people’’ who believe we have been guilty of misrepresentation or sharp practice this: that if any one of them who is responsible will state directly through the Journal or any other paper, so there can be no quibbling about it, that this writer ever received from the monument association, creamery or furniture company BUY WINTER UNDERWEAR Lexlstatlve Ticket ' For Representative In State legislature. DAVID HUGGETT, of J holders or of members was necessary for every action taken; consequently the Jour­ nal’s stab at us would apply as well to others. But every Implication of the Journal's words, even that which he means by bls explanation. Is grossly untrue, aud is a foul attack upon as good men as Bar­ ry county contains. But after withdraw­ ing tbe Implication that we bad done any criminal deed in connection with any of them, and going so far as to say that he does not believe a charge that we bad ever done any violence to lhe laws could be proven, the Journal winds up by asserting that there are people who believe that we OWtek* ALL FOR RICH NOW, ernor. We presume no barm will come from it, but in justice to Mr. Rich, and that the Republicans outside of Lapeer county may know how we feel toward him, we, the under signed. Republican ex-soldiers, who signed said letter, be­ ing all the Republicans excepting two who signed the same now living and residing in Lapeer County, do hereby protest against the use of said letter to influence ex-soldiers to vote for Allen B. hjorse, and we do hereby pledge ourselves to vote for John T. Rich, and recommend all Republican eg-ooldlera to vote for him for governor, as in our judgment he best represent* our senti­ ments. II. L. Strong, 1st Mich. Cavalry. J. B. Decker, 18th N. Y. Cavalry. Stephen Henry, 4th Mich. Infantry. Geo. B. Crain, 20th N. Y. Cavalry. J. Houghton, Capt. 142d N. Y. Infty. C. V. Austin, 23a Mich. Infantry. James Briggs, 32d Mich. Infantry. W. A. Voeburg, Sth Mich. Infantry. R. A. White, II. S. U. S. A. George Elliott, 1st Mich. Cavalry. Edwin A. Weston, 4th Mich. Cavalry. Darius Cooley, 4th Mich. Infantry. Leonard S. Fitch, 6th Mich. Cavalry. Warner Butts, 1st Mich. Cavalry. F. L. Henderson, 1st Mich. Cavalry. G. B. Farquharaon, 99th Ohio V. I. Silas N. Bradshaw, 7th Mich. Infty Henry H. Smith, 10th Mich. Inf try. John IJ. Selder, 88th Ind. Vol. Inf try. H. D. Smith, 10th Mleh. Infantry. Royal H. Weston, 1st Eng. & Meeh. Geo. E. Holman, 7th Mich. Infantry. Geo. HUL 22d Mich. Infantry. E. B. Matteson, 10th Mich. Infantry. Sylyer Hudon, 91st N. Y. Infantry. "I have voted the Republican ticket for thirty years and shall vote it this fall without a scratch." Stxwabt Gortox. In • recent Intarelew with Chauno., F. Black, pre^dent ot the Pennsjlrani', State League of Democratic clnbs, Gen. era! Master Workman Powderly of th. Knightsof Labor said in reference u Cleveland » position: "I tell you what, I don’t think he knows where he stands. lfe fa at aes,, I used to admire that man, but since hui meddlesome interference with the *• in hinj. As between the Republicar Owing to the desire of English mute* L. E. STAUFFER IWTINQ5 BANNER N. T. TRIB WE rota Lsugh Dr. H toyotu tn a imttnm of tbe lung shaft that in do ,lngl. 1U.IAACT hu th. olxiuk be»» fmod to b. outot th. vu. IxTpo~Heulur.-B.’. J. King’s “Clevyatra’a Needle. The seniv of touch is the “Wiest, but at tho same time one of themest important snecial senses of the human organism. It by nearly all portions of the general surface of tbe body, but find- IU ilghest development in the hands. The true akin contains multitudes of nerve filnmrnu arranged in rows of papUlm, about one-hundredth of an inch in length. It l» estimated that there are 20,000 of these paplllm In a square Inch of the palmar surface of the hand. The cu­ ticle fa absolutely essential to th* sensa­ tion of touch, for when the true akin Is laid bare by a burn or blister, the only feeling that it experiences from contact to one at pain, notthatof touch. The cuticle shields the nerve filaments from direct contact with external objects. Touch is most delicate at the tips of the fingers, and the hand is one of the most important organs. Buffon declares that with fingers twice as numerous and twice as long wo would become proportionately wiser. Galen, how­ ever. taught that man is the wisest of an­ imals, not because he possesses the Land, but because he Is the wisest and under­ stands its use tho hand Las been given tc him; for hia mind, not his hand, has taught him tho art*. Exquisite delicacy of touch Is attained by practice. Without It the skill of the painter, sculptor and musician would be rude indeed.—Jenness Miller's Monthly. __________________ State* The two papers for 11.10 per year. COOK. BROS Tho following open letter to the editor of the Harbor Springs Republi­ can explains itself. Editor RxPVBUCan: Will yon be so kind as to give space In your paper for a few facts and thoughts on the above caption. Last November Mr. A. S. Pintridge, great president of P. of I. of the state of Michigan, was through Northern Emmet county organizing subordinate associations of P. of. I. and in his address at school house No. 4, Friendship township, dwelt strongly on the non-partisan and non-sectanan feature of the association, and read with great emphasis the last clause of article 3. section 1 qf the constitu­ tion to prove that the order was founded In good faith. I became a member of tbe Union, Association, Little Traverse and Friendship, be­ lieving the object of the order was to secure the rights of agriculturist* and laborers, and have been zealous In thp cause "The Patrons’ Guide" of Sept. 1st, comes to me literally loaded with poli­ tics, with insane ravines, false as­ sumptions, etc. And thi* is the official organ of the order that was to improve us men tall v, morally and socially. 1 am amazed, dumb founded, to find our official organ getting down and throw­ ing dirt; which might be expected in a political paper in a heated campaign. While I believe many reforms should be brought about in legislation there is a right way to go about it to accomK* ' the end—ana that is by petition, ed up by respectable numbers, which either of the great parties is bound to, or will respect. I amj not awai;e that the Patrons at any time in convention have adopted any such principles os the "Guide" promulgates. 1 have been deceived, therefore I de­ nounce all such political scheming. If that is the course the P. of L is persu­ ing they can count me out. J. F. Carmien, « President of Emmet County Associa­ tion. Mono SII<htlly Mixed. Judge Morse is getting ns badly mixed in his political beliefs ns Attor­ ney-General Ellis. Judtfe Morse said at Detroit: "I am a Democrat because I believe in the doctrines of tho Democratic party os enunciated by Thomas Jeffer­ son." This is what Thomas Jefferson enun­ ciated as his belief: "I’rotection will certainly require the continuance of the tariff.’’ And the present Democratic platform de­ clares the protective tariff unconstitu­ tional. Soon, and renaembef we are better able than ever before to auit you in that line of goods, KM pLEASE come in - N pu Come in anyway and see our stock of goods. We want to show bus age of publ you the best stocked storein town, with STAPLE and FANCY Groceries. Also Crockery, Glassware, China and Lamps. Thi He must Insur when *^h Every thing new and nice. the o The first volume ot poems by Alfred Tennyson came out when he was twentyfour. Ho was forty-one when ’Tn Metnorlarn” came from the press. VAN ARHAN HAH5 HUNTERS! ATTENTION! Sporting Boots! ■ CANVAS AND RUBBER TOPS. Sp< .genu mark whit frien If; dies Thej com num rubb ceivi Di sbap beloi fare Dr.’ irf To hunting parties. Call and see us before buying. Any make you may want, Candee, Boston or Lycoming. Also Socks and Rubbers, Felts and Rubbers, Felt Shoes and Boots, and Felt Slippers. Call and see us, ONE PRICE SHOE DEALERS. thee desk gate berr star niuj shqi Sev the r dec! tbe T bei| lon| Undet wean Unde/wean II is getting time in the season for heavy underwear and, we have the LARGES I STOCK ever put in our store. We bought at the mills and have got it at the . lllu frai tba trai flat tbe lift ell Uh abt POi poi IM thi And no JOBBING HOUSE in the U. S. owns it any cheaper than we do. We have saved the Jobbers profit and are giving Our Pat­ rons the benet of the GOOD BUYING. W7e are selling it from 10 to 20 per cent, less than any other Retail House in the state can. ' Give us a call and examine the goods. O' ilo Ph W< Mr Yours respectfully E. W. HORR1LL 6- CO ONE PRICE CL0TH1ER5 fl a �/4.J1ST1NGS BANNER. •^^ToTober 20, 189*. Sakih6 POWDER Absolutely Pure. . , • vxiiw pawdertL High*** .-r.-Buth--Latert United ... ,VK.-p-'rt WHEN YOU SNEEZE! UMi!. If /.»»ei>d one dollar for i.v:,older. Yon can ii'iuute. and no mailer If ; will hold nnnly In the ..r rrrinn circumstance*. , • .. Hl idlANn. P. D.S. White Cloud, . Michigan peR***L*IIE«T10«. to attend a teachers* institute. The dl reeswa aow want to tsk* a dgy’a wan* bar Iklory -UHoott e.m<D( N,w<. We trait that the Impreaalon wait prevail throughout tbe state that the shove ia a fair sample of Barry eounly school dlsteicte. a* It la not true. Good teaeberv are demanded In every district tn.the county, and thejdlrpctora in mart of them are anxloua that'the teacher* afeould attend all teacheea institutes, and give the school children the benefit of all the many good thing* to he desired at these meetlnjw. Fridays young man wa* in the city chuckling «ver tho fact that be had leaded horse* with a minister recently, and that the latter bai sold hl* horse ter the were sum of Sih. Tbe young man gloated-over his bargain and the faet that the minister was sore after the trade and no doubt arid yeung man thought himself a shrewd horse trader. Everyone know* that there area great many trick* that can be prac­ ticed In trading horse*, aud about the time that a man begino to think that be 1* a dandy at It, oomeSbing is liable to happen that will convince him that be hasn’t yet cut hi* eye teeth. We don’t say that any sharp practice was indulged in till* deal, but we simply record It as a fact that tliest two people made the trade, and the young man wa* happy over the horse he had just couse in possession of. AH of our fondest hopes and anticipations are liable to be crashed however, and thus it wa* with tbe young man. Friday evening bo went to take ht* horse borne with him. All at once he commenced to strangle a little. Soon he ran his nose into the upper air In search of more atmosphere—there wa* plenty around but It didn’t seem to satisfy his awful craving for air. Tbe air was good u£> for the • smelling committee” had just been all around the city, and tbe odor from the bars yard and cess pool bad been squelehed. It wasn’t quality of air that the poor brute demanded. tjut quanti­ ty. and his stomach fairly Hopped up against his baick bone In a vain endeavor to get it. His gasping for breath could I plainly be heard for several blocks. Nalure couldn’t stand this demand upon her powers and the poor horse iai^ down and breathed bl* last, and with him went all the youthful aaprlations of the young man to make horse trading a profesh. Possi­ bly some familiar dope might hare saved lhe steed, but as It was be had to pas* in his check*. It’* very- Mrange, but the _L_ young man hasn't said anything about bl* trade with the minister since. Lw Mj=. U MiKUn, i, UUFOdJ’,*”1'1 SWk“ ™ ta 0.UM1 B.P- - >*•««-<>. o Belle Stebbins visited her slater tn B.UW Uat we." ““ ln StebblM, or Eou>„ SS”' J* l-nmu In AS. Merchant •i: • that -there 1* a pul■ ■’failed, making a tour • ii the sly- edging up lo ’ 11 > signature. It is «up• f [taper as a contract to manufacture ®a ; in a pint of milk. L_ “• fcr-cr. ! ”’’ ar,d afterwards the faritHi.iAi ' a IK,t'‘ of Bcvcral han* ttSSL•• • - idled grini. abnut the ”* tanner ■ pi'M on a •ith him i round uf I,, . ,u*»n.eiice uf fanners. foniwit n i JPS vr "''T'11 Fridnv 0'enlOK Ex ' ' ’ rrfern:d to lh® Rrand■' Wh,c,‘ k Ya* World • " 'v‘,r<18 “Market* of the witth*!, . ":u 1 “Renipting to draw Ur. v : hi a manner peculiar to fare It,' Al ’r 11,0 »hlrd attempt he !" U» .'L''i'’ fOl*, 'rb«t crcDlnk ktAit ..(-A. , " B‘*v wa* heard to remark '•lOcrht’l ' '1!t as smart as she k»uin£ ua- ,,e to «*y “MarMr. f!'1 three time* tho way !«•- did ami couldn’t do.lt." ®£k«id n'"l"K ■lob‘* ^’herta, Frank tom Cum* °1,K’rii were returning ***11 and f 1 'e 617 tbe horse> K°t x«hi0< i.n',,.n‘tn“‘ced to run aw*yfootigh to ! n biK '■•nongh nor bad titled rid- L ! 1 l‘‘ni' Af,,<r a r*ther conUw Ion ii.m'rr s,one hHea. stump* and ,b*I wanted "JJ,1 *°t out, not because ' .htriJi yut bccaui*€ they •ultebk ' 0 a Minified manner '““'"B. »lll> tbe bed, bortt .A0 »»■ hurt, though _ 0 slightly disfigured. _ , We are going to do business with you because we have just exactly what you want, ma our prices are simply irresistable. °*J' O’!?,W"’1 10 Ypollantl Mondi, wbore bo wlU attend tbo Bnliuea. Coll™ the coming year. - HEN'J * EOTJ* - CLOTHINQ Mr. and Mr. W. J. Hollow., .poor Sooday with bl. baorber L. L. ujlowa, la Kalamawo. 7 Mr*. I. A. Holbrook wa* called to Kai*, mazoo Munday by the death of her oldest sister, Mr*. Krom. M1m Carrie Gundry returned to her home In Manistee Thursday after a short visit with Miss Effle Ellis. Tho*. Heney went to Jsckaon Monday to attend the reunion hi* regiment. From there he will go to Chicago to attend the opening exercise* of the World's fair. Dr. and Mrs. Clalrnce Young of Allegan arrived in the city Saturday to vblt relatlvesd The Dr. returned Monday morn­ ing while Mr*. Young will not return un­ til later. tIKtULrtTlON • 120 quires. - ■ l. !i:en have secured a •:.4’:ng u street railway in ■ ’-'lug the passenger put on a sort of a ■ I handle the freight from '•ri'i s place* along tho mg would nay in 'Lowk ■ u in Hastings. A REVELATION IN FINE GOODS AND FAIR PRICES, OUR FALL AND WINTER ATTRACTIONS WILL CAUSE A TURN-OUT ! *!.V~“* PCb *r' 1’1*So”to- .OCAL NEWS. rif? of postage stamps. ■■ will la? of the same nt series, hut twice as 1 I sire being thought ’ ■ properly display the The opening months of a season we shall make you all remember as J. X. ot Grand Uapld. .book tand. -Wi. tow ot bl. mJVw Th* Reatoratton era being essentially tile age of “tbe dangling knee fringe "nd* the bib cravat,” it wo* ouly natural that the stiff Imnd nnd the falling collar, which had been worn under tbe tyranny of Puri­ tan ascendancy, should have given placa to neckcloths or cravats of Brunel* or Flandega lace tied with ribbous beneath the chin, and with tbe end* hanging down square. Iu thi* nge of Puritan sobriety in dre*s it is difficult to comprehend the I desires the patron* mnoia which seised the breast* of fine gen­ tlemen of the Caroline age for Ince. We He is worthy find I’epy* in IfltJJ putting on his "new Ince ..:td will serve the band,” and recording In hi* “Diary” hi* Th* Hook* and Accounts Slrzight. Tho*. S. Brice last week presented hi*__ complete satisfaction with his appearance i reasonably. resignation ** county clerk to the board of in iL “So nqnt it i»,” wrote ho, "that I nm re­ supervisors, who promptly accepted the same. The motion to accept wa* made -by solved my great expense* shall be Inca a*republican, and the motion wo* second­ bonds, and it will set off anything else the ed by one of that party. On motion of S. more!” Charles II in tho last year of his reign actually expended £30 13s. for a new C. Ritchie, the veteran republican super­ visor of Yankee Spring*, the chairman of crnvnt, “to be worn on the birthday of bi* tbe board appointed a committee consist­ dear brother," and James II expended al­ ing of Supervisor* Abbey. Hughe* and most thirty pounds upon a cravat ot Ven­ 4 tor advertisements Otis to Investigate Mr. Brice's books *nd ice point lace in which to appear on tho He: Tm^days at latest to account* covering his term a* county anniversary of tho birthday of his cod’ _• i--uc uf tbe week clerk. But one of these gentleman. Mr. sort. King William III, notwithstanding bis Hughes, is a republican. Tbis committee carefully and faithfully did their wurk, iron, phlegmatic conrtitutlon, entertained 'a.-iurj- started up in full and found Mr. Brice's took* and accounts a genuine Dutch taste for lace, so much so indeed that hi* liills for that article in ■ correct to the last penny. The attempt 1G03 amounted to the modqrt sum of £3,459 therefore to make political capital out of •r< at Spence Bios. ^this matter must fall Hat, aud stamp those Ite., a fail which would have served ad­ mirably to point the moral of the political si "I shoe store.' . doing it as tenfold manner than thieve*. .- agents for the only ' It I* a pleasure for us to record Mr. reformer or to adorn the tale of tho mob demagogue had such people then existed. i ■ '..•■*er boot in t he । Brice's action In resigning, and the board’s Among the more astounding items of this In promptly accepting lhe resignation and blH'appear* tho following: “One hundred appointing tire committee. It is especial­ and seventeen yards of 'scis-vo tenue,J cut­ gave a pleasant ly gratifying to find that the committee, work for trimming 12 pocket handker­ after the most mtarchlng investigation, find chiefs, £485 14*. M. And 78 yards for 34 that Mr. Brice has properly accounted for crnvnt* nt £8 10*.. £»'«3.” The expenditure nicest line of la- every cent of Barry county’s money, for six new lace razor cloth* amounted to :il a’. Spence Bros., amounting to thousand* of dollars, that £270. and on 24 new indusii* nocturnis, in nrik-'s and Invite ha* passed through Ids hand*. This vin­ plain English, nightshirts, tbe snm of £499 dicates the belief of his friends which 10*. was liestowed.—Gentleman’s Mngais, that It I* not natural for Thomts F.' line. __________ •ndlng out the usual ,Brice to take what does not belong to him. i.::<this fall is *p- While be did it with Mr. Holloway, bi* • canvas, and frien 1* believe it wjrs because of a diseased I ln most house* we servant* arc supposed craving after toltf&o; or because of some­ to lie down stair* by half past 6 in the Wo- y and Bronsou.. thing, some force and power that must be morning, winter and summer, and if we will try on the kite- foreign to the nature of one who In all are not punctual to ten minutes we are told of it. In my own situation 7 o'clock irgis to make a record other respect* was a thorough man. Mr. Brice has paid Mr. Holloway In fall is the time, and I LI am five minute* late I he will meet the for all goods taken. He lias paid what get reproved in no very gentle manner, I tbe violated law demanded. Now that he can awiure you. No allowance i* made for has done so. and snfferad the humiliation us. Wo have to get up nnd make the ~ t/-4U<l parents live near and sorrow that he has. -and bravely ac­ house comfortable for people lying warm : ng, brought to our knowledge* his guilt and does not seek to and snug in their beds, if breakfast la i:/ i branch from the palliate his offense, and has shown proper five minutes late the bell i* rung in tho which had ripe rasp- penitence, we feel tbnt there is no g‘>od most violent manner. Tho fire la never u >-e partly ripe and reason why he should not be beij>ed-l»y so­ supposed to be slow to burn when we light ciety In that hard and trying task that Is it, anti yet the same mint res* L* often an hour late coming down herself. If .one ran away Friday, before him—winning his way back to pub- corner of a room or one article of furniture foment sheds and run- | lie confidence. No man who know* his la left undusted, we are remonstrated with. 3i*S t® V condition could for a moment doubt that •• -top. The run tvs* Yet how often do wo hear our mistress ?hc-rt fol’ wa* considerable. he has learned tbe lesson which hl* mis­ *ay -There, I have done it very Jxully, .-•• tv injured and one of deed 1* calculated to teach, and that neith­ but I did not feel Inclined for It todoyl” I er society nor any man in it will ever wonder what wotild be aald to mo l/.^dieo ftrtlBM'.cr । :-r:t) Wan a maker lias again be wronged at hi* hand*. tho soup is not so good as usual, I wire to gay it wa* because I did not feci Inclined to t .i: will l>e known as < LICHTY has Buyers Wake Up!—’Tis the Fall of ’92. MXITS XINb SENTJ’ FMRNIJtllNQ QOObS . , . ?ur complete assortment insures perfect satisfaction in the selection of goods to sat­ isfy individual tastes. You will find our large stock made up entirely of goods that are trustworthy, serviceable and the best of their class. EVERYTHING i GOES 1 AT 1 THE Thought—M. L. Cook. Change* in Law and Legal Procedure '^Changes In the Practice of Medicine DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY? IF SO A $ Saved is Better than $2 Earned And the way to save a dollar is to get a 820 dollar suit for $15 at ARCHIE McCOY’S furniture and carpet room. Hastings, Mich. We guarantee to give you $20 for $15, $25 for $18, $30 for $20 and $75 for $56 as long as our bed room suits last. DA<U.PWb°n<1KelUlon pjnudherhotwh ™^^^ Bl>. S-”™j Sra-.«»«iw“ •“ ’“'‘I ;ri.°p«£b« ;x: We mean business. Don’t miss gettting one. They must go They are bargains. MAYBE IT IS OUR intention on your way down to­ day, to-morrow, Saturday or some other day to buy a Suit or Overcoat for your boy. Y See our goods without fail. Clothing stores make faces at us this Autumn be­ cause we sell better Boy’s Clothing than they do, and for less. Those $3.50, >4 and $5 suits (for little fellows) make them mad. They’re from ?1 to $3 more at any other store. IITE’VE tbe best Black Cheviot Suit li in town for $15. Same with those '* double-breasted Sack Suits at $12 for the young men. The get up and fit of our Men’s Clothing „ belong _ to a different tailoring world than the usual ready-to wear. All aa X11 A nn lhl"t UU Ws Its a fact; those $14 Overcoats are a wonder. The very finest goods, Beautiful shades of Kerseys and Meltons. Made in superior style. The soft finish of . cloth is worthy of notice. No matter what your station, you are eleganUy dressed in these coats See and feel of them Yo\r own judgment will tell you they're fine. Man> other styles Mirny other prices, higher and lower. Tables piled high with them awaiting your inspection. Keep in mind, you need not question the good wearing qualities of any of our Merchandise. “We sell good cloth­ ing or none.” None sold but those we are sure will give satisfactioir. ***** cordially Invited to attend both the socia and the evening exercises. tdd her with n*tu^.prid'°L1V1it,^S?: Pollxemxo’i Bor 0> there’* been a big row ra»l offldl or, bare. PolloiraoD'i waaUF . , glad! Of coa»»« rothen -Wbert LOWEST 1 POSSIBLE 1 PRICE R. MUDGE & SON The Michigan Central will run a special Punctual as we have to l>e about getting train to Grand Rapid* Tuesday Oct. 25. up. which i* of courau only reasonable, wo leaving thi* city at 7:47 a. m. Returning, have to bo equally punctual about going the special will leave Grand Rapid* nt fl to bed. A6 10 or half part we havo to go p. in. arriving here about 7. Fair for no stairs. Wo have been working for ; round trip only 80 cents. This will be other, Btuen “■> ??, tlie last axc.ursloti of the season and the oa extra Iralt hour to Job low rate should Insure a big patronage. tor oonelxeo or to ehat over tbo Bra. So L. Got’U). Ag’L Ubertr.noft«Jon>,noreerMtioo. It l> all V.r, well to th«t wo Jo cot Columbus Social uud Celebration. work all tbew boura. Practical!, «-o do. The new addition to the M. E. church, Not bard work ill tbettae-thiv£ to be used for social meetings of that so- Imoowlble. di, after <Uj, «nd Iron, ,<«r • eietv. I* now completed, and, tbeflrst so­ tad to rrar’I eod-bul «• never bare batt .a boar which 1» rrall, ourowowb lowe VW w»)i w ---- atwmoon. Supper tram Bee to «-l»; caa do M we like without teorot reproof. The bandsdme new parlor* will merit m- —Mary Ann In London Tit-Bits Bpectlon, and.the good thing* to eat are expected to do the rest. At 7:30 that evening there will take A nleturraquo Sooth Shore trnnhonre -'place in tbe • audit-n.:r*r •• *- Kim on of the church a r-tth uooilnte.1 ihlnklre nnd a wexlth ot cclebrtUoo oi ot uic the iwiu «»U> "J"* innlreftir! ot the bollyh.^k. JiiplirW U»lf ceieorauou ’-" discovery of America. There will be ad­ dresses showing tbe improvement* in tbe various profession* and also in business. Following ia the program for the evening. jUira “ooktatt JOJ-Dl Change In Ways of Doing Business— Hon. Daniel Striker. . Advance in Education—Prof. W. D. ^Advance In Methods of Communicating i Come in and see how FAIR we will treat you, how well we will PLEASE you, and how much we will SAVE for you. Uralu-d th. ,«>OS iLTrofttiir. -n-*” «: —-N-1 CL9THH �0 CLEVELAND'S “MY GROCER PUT ME ONTO # THIS ]W. QUAD DEMOCRATS \ i aqd it does‘ju0 u J wljat l)e claims for H. ' A^k and AN EXCLUSIVE TREAT insist , Why Suffer? Eb ROWER J’ NO. 35. ALWAYS THE SArtE *£ ALWAYS THE PEST II£ la’s Ks lad I & 5 c CIQflR i 5 |a gj|»£ When you can be Cured Thousands are suffering with Torpid Liver-the symptoms are Depression of Spirits, Indiges­ tion, Constipation, Headache. Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator is a reliable remedy for Liver Disorders. It cures thousands every year; why not • try Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator? Cnn’ ■iu” will St A So IF. M Lv „ ,. ,. (Howard City Edmore IHtatiton Iloula “ u» i»taste P.'.'f Grocerfor’rt, on having'rt. ’’SMOKED fT^—• Woodbury Bttnrinld Mulliken tlrr-Bd E«dSa Lu.stnx Detroit il*. M. iDctruU Mulliken Sunfield Woodbury U*ke<M-<> ICUrU* rille t£f>ndi*R> Alto • FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES. - Dwtrn» ' East I ans MM.orii your N.K.FA1RBANK&C0. CHICAGO. ai,u Hu- mu.. । U.i THE BEST SOAP MADE Readers of this Paper, j & Tn effect Msptmnber 1 un. p®,.. Favorite Route bet wean arind lUphb SOAR H^l^ Michigan Central 0&-a» Wi, kubf & time table. INDIFFERENT TO THE Mr. Ctaretand’* tatter of noeeptaneu h conceded to be the weakest document RIGHTS OF WORKINGMEN. that he has given the public. It was generally criticised ae a pitiful attempt to straddle all the doubtful issues of the b lhe title of a novel by that famous new> campaign and make enemies of nobody. paper writer, Hereis what Chairman Carter of tbe Republican committee said of it: < <> It is rather difficult to figure out from [Special Corrc.pondmuw.1 Washlxoton, Oct. 10.-The working­ Mr. Cleveland's letter of ncceptance pre­ cisely what he believes about anything. men of tho country are finding in the re­ | ’ that will soon be published He starts out by saying that he is more cent labor.trouble in the south a beauti­ than ever confirmed in the belief that ful opportunity to judge of tho real anP all tho things which ho haa heretofore IN THESE COLUMNS. musoftho two political parties toward believed are true and eicellent I sup­ labor and laboring people. Tliat the pose that nobody will doubt Mr. Cleve­ Thrilling Adventures of Seekers Democratic party been the foe of free^ land's regard for his opinions. Still in SOAP. . t— ■ . tabor is a recognized feature of the earlier the present situation, the Republican for Hidden Treasure. history of this country, and that it is still party having declared plainly and ex­ indifferent to tho interests of the labor­ plicitly in a tariff so devfoed as to protect American industries while raising the ing element must bo apparent to any­ revenues necessary to support tho gov­ body who stops to study the situation as ernment, and tho Democratic party FOR brought sharply into notice by tbe pres­ having explicitly declared that such an ent condition of affairs in the south. arrangement of tho tariff is unconstitu­ Word comes from Tennessee that in spite tional. it would have been intereeting to MADE ONLY BY of tho premises of tho governor the con­ know whether Mr. Cleveland agreed ditions in regard to the use of convict with tho Republican or Democratic the­ tabor in competition with free tabor have ory. . It will be remembered that in 1884 Mr. not ahall improved. Cleveland ran for tho presidency and Absolute Control Nhowa Beal Sentiment. PECKHAM’S CROUP REMEDY It ia only in tho states or localities in was elected on a platform which stated which a party has absolute and undis­ that the Democratic party simply de­ SHOULD BE LN EVERY HOUSEHOLD sired to reform the tariff, and that in re­ puted control for a long period that.ita forming it they did not intend to disturb real attitude toward any element of so­ existing industries. They mid that they ciety ia clearlv shown. Where the ma­ were aware of the fact that many in­ jority is slender it is often necessary for [THE CHILDREN’S COUGH CURE dustries depended on tho protective tariff, party leaders to hide their real senti­ and tliat all changes of existing taw ments in order to continue their control. must take note of the interests of the But in the southern states, where they have had enormous majorities and held tabor aud capital invested This was them constantly by their own peculiar one of those characteristic Democratic “ Tht Niasan Falls Bouts.” methods, they have shown their entire dodging planks which was intendel to disregard of the interests of free tabor mean, and did mean, anything to any­ body. Mr. Randall stumped Now York and to the laboring element generally. saying that it meant protection: Mr. Hnrd stumped Ohio cayin.jf'tatitmi'nnt HasTtxaa. Take the •'safe" Democratic states of free trade; Mr. Mills i-tumped Texas say­ tho country at targe as on example. ing that it meant an income tax; Mr. suiiom. IN THE nre perhaps n dozen which have Watterson stumped Kentucky saying Your Druggist will supply you. .There been considered absolutely safe to tho that it was exactly in lino with the views WB9TWABD. [:Lm.|*.tn.!p m.|p.tn.|p.n>. Democracy under nil circumstances, of the star eyed goddess of reform. Habtinqs...................... I X58| 8.3Pftae.'| S.S3] 1.00 But the Democratic convention of located of course in the south. M. A. GILI.MA.N, Local Agent. Tv* I i.« In ten of these twelve states they have 1992, when this identical plank was pre­ W Bcgolu G. r. & T. A. Chleao. put convict tabor into direct competition sented to it by its platform committee, overwhelmingly threw it out, and by a only two of tho wife Democratic states vote of 540 to 342 the convention de­ has tho party omitted to show its hos­ clared itwlf for free trade pure und sim­ tility to “tabor by failing to put convicts ple. To luive regard for any’ other purin striped clothing into open competi­ jxjse. it said, in devising u tariff, than tion with the Workingmen. Scattered the one pur|X>ee of raising revenue, was nil over th.»so “safe Democratic” states unconstitutional. In dealing with this aro camps of convicts, worked upon plank Mr. Cleveland has twisted in evi­ plantations or in tho mines in competi­ dent distress. He means what tbe plank ■rtacMMi tion with tho laboring men of those means, bnt docs not dare to say so. in­ states, and if tho tailoring people dare stead he says ho believes what be always protest, that favorite argument of tho believed, and that everyk>ly knows wb.at southern Democracy, tho rifle, is turned he Ims always believed, and that that ought to be enough. Finally luj say* against them. tho people cannot be frightened.by the Tho tales of horror which come from specter of iniioanldc free trade, which means, if it means anything, that the theao convict camps nre shocking, not Late of London, now of Chicago, with n BRANCH OFFICE nt only in tho matter of their cruelty to tho people must have wnfidenco in him and cauricta themselves, but to tho working his party, because they do not really I Has viaited tbis<Countv eaoh month for tho past six months, and during these visits his examined and 1 people at large whow interests are over­ mean what they say. and have not tho proscribed for hundreds, and effected manypftho most Wonderful Cures over made in tho State! , • ridden by a party which thus shows ita courage of their convictions. alwolnto corftempt for their interest nnd This is -certainly a curious ground on Ask your friends and neighbors about Dr. Holman S. Humphrey. There Is scarcely a nofchlwhood in the county thn| i' appeals. Prisoners are beaten, Starved, which to appeal to intelligent people for has not had the benefit ot the doctor's wonderful skill, i^nd rnroly a family which has not had one or more of its nteu'.b*-* I threatened with death -in order to force their suffrages. The Jlemocratic e»msnatched from death and restored to health after all hope had bton given up and the family physician pronounced Uu-ca j incurable. If afflicted do not fail to consult this most eminent physician and surgeon. ,.i them to perform heavy tasks and thus vention declared at Chicago in favor of Afl examination^, consultation* un** * - increase the competition which their la­ tlie repeal of Hkc 10 per cent, tax on bor produces against the tree tabor with state bank issues. Tills has excited the Cliruinr which they aro brought into compete profound alarm of vrerji^believer in a Although tho doctor 1< in m«nj*a*e* oomtion. These questions have been brought stable currency the country over. Those t'clled to n«e expensive instrameuta nad i-jr - »nd ■arx-l.-nl diF*n>.*; raaw st**n;|a to the attention of the authorities timo of our people who Jived before the war cheniiadaln making analyato. tnictoMopic ■ i-’ij. ■l.wtiirs and pn-nonuo-d IncarHl-ir. < v. after time, but with no avail. Lalxtr will remember the condition of congrees •a •(•■.iira U> sat . Dr. Hnrni-hre, has b»<i , , and other aciontjAc examinations, yet b« nnoriy xiJU0rnr«« io th» State of Mb-ltUaD, *liil< Ir leased for forty cents per day, and driver. and affairs when everybody wns per­ tnakta no chan-,™ to any one, believing It to • !• nat-. ota all Odd In Minr>recta. Wi»re>n«in. 11-1" bo a part ot the phytlcfan’adnty to ascertain •tiw. A tabs tin, (fo-rsi*. T«-Dl2CM<*, Old., ri.d.f- t<» its utmost tension with floggings and mitted to start a bank and print slips of li.diaea, hn»- breo tnlbr fit* tfoi*» that numb- ; l_ the patio-jt'atrao condition without expensu threats of death, is calmly put into com­ paper called money to the extent cf his to the r-jff.rer. • Whenever and wherever Dr. pHition with, the working people ot inclination. Millions on millions of more ►a hop-L, HoDjphrry decide* to locate a monthly visit large, and they are held in subjection er lo.-i worthless money floated around crowd, flock to aoo him, and no wonder, for by tho use of rifles and Gatling guns, the country, nobody knowing precisely Atnoni; .Ulu-rs, tinudr. its of chikln n b.-i--;,-. .,. by tho first axamlnalitm. and often without drfnnncd. Bat l»>boid urn* mure <-f «h«..n ‘while Democratic governors aud Iqgisla* want the bills he had in his pocket would ••king a qoMtiod, he toll* the invalid whnt iri<l li*v,whiler.rerly all nr* rniil.Hj t^-ii x.-arsl i-) the trouble Is. and th* pmapoct of ■ mr«. Ihod-H-t.-r ia ra-r'innd.il wl h t;.- finrel »n.i At tort refuse them relief.be received for at tlio bank, nor indeed and moat wonderful of all he vain** hia hist mo»t cxirp.lve oollection of it'-lrtKn-njUre-'i Ln. J» Cum pure Thia with Republican Mel hods. whether they were genuine or counter­ Imprse-ion and first look ata patient num 'rtwi bitblaei^tirfy for exnrninlni.- nnd f'.t-- ' than all alaa^nd Dr.Humphrey ia never mis­ This could not happen in any but a feit. anil forma of ci>r>*ntc>.l!m*nt<i<>f tlinl.»,i iji ',T taken in hia diagnosis tn any casn. Thedoctor a methods differ markedly from solidly Democratic community. At least The Republican party is fighting in tho general practitioner in all rr»f'r"1it does not happen in any other. There this campaign for protection to Ameri­ Following tho plan of SLOeorxe’anoeplinl of Ixmdon, h* registers every piirtlrn'ar as aro twice as many "safe Republican” can industries and American tabor. The tip to the patient's physical condition and men­ states at tho north as there are “safe Democratic party is fighting for free tal atata. The condition of each orgyn, lo­ cation of any and all diseased porta, and Democratic" states at tho south. Yet trade. Mr. Cleveland dolges the issue. whether sympathetic or orgarlc. together there is scarcely a single ono of tho cer­ The Republican party is fighting in this tainly Republican states which permits camp&ign for honest money—dollars of convict tabor to be brought in any way equal value, and that value 100 cents <ju ent* Iwlj' <-r rhitiLdo n->tn<]nr*n.r>tr. q«:h • 1 f5 into competition with the laboring ele­ the dollar. The Democratic party is ran bi* o» ii wl.ita nt th- uiuiil ocro:«<’i.... > •' ■’ -y ■ mi.njr re.t-*fta-t <11 ..bU f.ir I ord w... k -id t-1. - M ment. Convicts are worked in prisms, figh ting for wild ait money—an unlimit­ tool condition of tbi» tieaana and tho effect ■>1t*nti<*ti tu t*n*iure, areof<-t> afowh >.< fj and care is taken to select-for them em­ ed tame of meaningless paper. On thio ‘ ployment in the occupations which will issue Mr. Cleveland is silent. Mid put ..fl tt «< m bring them as littlo as possible into com­ (ncumbl*-. T'rtr d petition with free tabor or skilled work­ and wonld hare point out lhaattrr drloali n THEN AND NOW. ch*ri»h'il by many tmtirata that th-r onel.t men, nnd prevent their personal contact to <'t well m a In-* Haya oe wiw-kn. notwl’h. with any. •uniting th# net that they ham* tifferwl for Cures After All Others Fail. tunll U 'i-xt th Convict camps and convict competi­ tion with the laborer nre things un­ known in Republican states, and only Fionr. per barrel M'my <!!•*■•*« nre d«c*pU»a tliat bntvliwb, nre tilling wl'b dA’iuvCornmeal on-. >*t iDil-Hiua" malndln*. all numMei* un ut th.-ir trn» cniwlifinn. prevail in states where tho Democracy Sueur, grsnul.itcd, per pound Th^y know tb«T *ro not w-J). bnt urr unfit- y ignonint uf tl.n di-^lb shows its true colors by tho enjoyment Beef, rooet, per jxinnd of an enormous and absolutely safe ma­ Lamb, faro quarter, per poutul. jority. At)d the more absolute the ma­ Stervh. per pound Linnet <1 oil, per vallun... jority tho more nlmolute in this regard Turpentine of the rights of tho laboring man. In Cotton knit Ktxxla ►» ibti... ten-twelfths of the solidly Democratic Pearl buttons, per duxen Dr. HampfiM’n imtiro Ufa han barn u«y>tr>l v tho.ittiJr and states leaned convict tabor is put into Linen, per yard r.t 1 :n..riddd..Ir. - „ ,.l t^jfoi aiq.iHh^nan.u., pr. ] ■»f hi* prn(cr»’-o, aud U rich In practical axi»-rimn*iii spliat, til Calle-., ptr yard -rahMcd ►Were-.- »h II,.-*,, o f*,rfon'.tre n-inn •ary •»<> pritait practice, and many uf tl.oJra!y w^idarfid thing, t competition with the workingmen of the GiagbangiM* yard t •>( tb>r m.*>t • |r mieatid-jw w«.. ■rco nnd d-m". it told, would mad in»c. like ti- ti m tuan tu-bor t communities. Ten-twelfths of the states Merrimac print*, per yard f <•!* «r o.-o»|-.rjr. I»il nl> ■ f>, t!>~ ..f ,1 ..... fol will nn.tri I!.* .1 of the Union which lease their convict French beaver, per yryrd... labor aro solidly Democratic states, for Shirtings, per vard Flannel, per yard there are but two states outside of the Clotbhur.aultn.... Virehi.w, Potror, K.rfih, Br«>wo S-qniinl. M. B-«nr."oa. k ■>. solidly Democratic: south that have oven Shoes oard. .to .art* w familiar u. him m t>» ih»in«< vwi. '.nd •*:. '» Car pc u, per )ari] body ktxl mtad. rid* tht a modified form of convict lerso system. The com Ga ves I a LETTER. LEASING CONVICTS. w Bla ,. i ar>n Ar tni.it TUp'.U.* „ ,, Ar Lv Ar •• Grand Pui tljuid Ionia Howard «ty loaln mantOQ «rtmore • i.£S . pldlF I ! I on almial. J’art'ir earn an at; Eapldunna lu tro t on night troll’-. Union station, <»' fok route to thtsuintuer r* •in- B Thu O Pr M.and 5 : M. l<b' ir,m»t**• in . A»> ■*ura.rn,» i Tit. to '•Kom.» Da: a U. 5 Office at 0 RDS’ HOTEL, TUESDAY, NOV, 8. tow One day only '“hervine. =» DR. HOLMAN S. HUMPHREY Bi E » ® DR. H0LH1K s'hDMPRREY Sean in National Affair*. Dr. Humphrey ia tho only ph|«lcUn who tlMt if Mill of faMrnmrnU and apparatus for maklo< atrlctfy acimtifla rxamiunUnna of tho rort-na t«uctoi*aaa<iM*crotiooa of tho body, ** th* •r» now tvuiHiiWod indlaproaibia toac’-rw.-t th, srivi. thus prepared with coMlyoat* plo and r.th"r OMSintlal InMrumz a strictly firaUclaaadiaKno- i’u p •ilv* a^r.F Q ■■■■■■I Not only has the Democratic party shown its indifference to tho rights of tabor under slavery and under the con­ vict lease system, but also bv the words and votes of ite cflfciala at Washington. When the Mills bill was before congress*. a Republican amendment tiroporing to exclude from tho United States gcxxlj r “P^tared by convict tabor was de­ tested by Democratic votes. A similar •ection in the McKinley bill was almost solidly opposed in the vote by the Demorauc uimiteH Ol th. how Mr. Clo^ tod whilrKoremorot Now York wtoed the tall abolishing convict tabex in pris­ on*, and T.-hile president vetoed the antii-MTOt labor H!1 in ISBO and ngain in SSi, nnd in bu mnugo to coojren in lbk.i rwouunimded iho emplonneot ot gorerauirnt prUonm in tho innnnta. torn of «icb r.iici« n. nr, necM tor W»bj i4e so’eramont, Uuu propodm, td Bill Utoi in cotupedl&n with tbe om,.™.-------workingmen ot a. tho count o. P. Arata. Willfully Blind Cl'RED Writte Hod* << operatio ?;l'. NM ttlainz bi. aim ar THE IBattk bR Nervous Prostration, BS£ roirpleiectirr-. Jam neffirHnx vlIKKen Cures Be su pi»mp •Who Dr. Miles' Medical Co.,Elkhart,Ind. TRIAL BOTTLE FUEL. Mui: Where limit fa' ’• This atafo (j >'l Mirliljxn In 1- - r X *'l r ■ Mem the fir titn < l <■ >!• - : wlikli mvrUnse there i- <• ••!• •*"’ ■ unnaM *t.tlir rfm- ot u.i- '. • ■ eight bmirfre-i j niii-l n-.v r.v two cents iJhG Ci' mid uor In eqnlly basil’s !*••« I' rii*'.’ sold d*M «»r any i-ari tom<•:. Now, therefore, by virtue oi U> c-mixb HllU Mild miTlKo^'-. "»id ' ru:!ica.«r* ri.u'e rn-l pr-ihN>'■ ■ given that ou Frtrtav the ih'.i A. D. ixw, al oneii*. b«ck .1 ' • •' anti at publk a’h'tiAu. । 1 1 tbe i.or-ti fr »nl dwi « l tl city of HMUrg». i’hM where the clrvtilt court trq en), tbe premises dim rlbr »o nm-’h thereol n* may ’■ amount due on stud :>■ n« lt>ren-»r. ami •-! 1 silhiui nt:ontr»’« 1«- 1 covenanted fur there. reserlbed In »».<! miMfo*.rd one balfoflbe rei tls« ft Hert Insure See bonnet The Ear tbe 2n Tho tnnou Rub rubiie Cloak? tnree ,js norm ei i’ tahdng forty ocr* -.l Uie fnlii-witg promise! stand I ay >outh twelve hail link* freni it s’fa thirty links vest Int i Hrtintw thirty v«>r m-g town, lUcncv »*»t « ■ Ihmirewntith WVHitc- j and filtftlinka to 4 "l,i: ■ixv.-ntv Wb fcrM where tholti*atu*.flnj I'l’ks ti’ i.' together with all tin* tl».' ' *•■r* party «>' rtu nrst par: 1 »»v !■ the atu»r<* four L; W M'"*- l',ls U» HooLrr. Scutt, I»iir|iah»h । altunte in the cr-ULty vt L.t M'ciifoan. Dated July 18th. W.’. Job Pallia watch Sun Mil JamKS WttJUTnx, Attonn y for Mon we • GL’Alil’iAN*- SAL 1 Tn the master M, tbe c'Ub: * _ " Bt»bon. now Ora Belle An oLH ■> I” - 1 . Notice !* hereby pr*" il-*’, • /' , nubile aucliun to tn* btghrei IA der the Slrt day cl (Moo r. A. I' o'clock In the forenoon lit Hie I "■ iHury, in hit f...... ■ Hecnre nui .ntbonty ’■ -wi.bii day •»: > vteml*r. «*• i‘ Probate Court of n < W l'« *’ minor r 01, in »ou . ., bt-ljw li> the Cemil) of Ih-rry. >" Mkhirtr. kiioun wn«1 th-rcm-,.. itawil: The tii’dlvtdrd ow t*V ■ ' the uorthxr’M‘ni'irtrr tin- w»bt. ■'> of wrtlon thirteen HU’. l<,wn ranre ninewror. I'-yry o-jni.' • 'ADMlNWntATOIl! deceased. —Snppwloa by Sew York World. th.-L.ir K«roi>,i»•* ’ , , re <1 writ rd in lb* <’\" { '* 2'. .. • *— —t }>..»' . ill i'll tba t^oBate Cohrr ot Rvo, off the e»t*te. right.'•" 4 j „ .•♦■a nniute- «< ^ibto v-'uro*-}.\ ,’..nut;, low (ij with nujxo-tca (»•# " "‘JBn< Kr». XyM*ed, Sept. 9. A- D„ i®2- Adur.uirifafo' ’ W �Myroi. Vnwmu ta purcbuM :k« mot I PERSONAL MF.T r------------- market of Leo Myers on Jefferson street: . *“ Mt*T,CN. and Invite# all to give him a call, OxmI *“—“ w-l.hL Hood mmta «u<l pri<»» u low <« B- Cook aud n K p,.„, lliu luwret will ta* ylveu lq.IL ChleKo. * Lrenl arc lo Ladiw should not forget that UUa J» lhe ' n-tof Mia.'Ella Buwrn,amillinery ujwn- -e,*11', of Pr»>rie*m®. visited ** Uere .. She wa. -has ----------------------------------------Mr. Anwn oft Newark ing. on rgblRtluu the Uutsl- „ line 3-------— Kelly, u >ew.rli V v i. siting bls *"i' S* ' •ls of hats and bonuela ever »huwu tn (be ™Wug his brother brother w W. w W eKelfr county. Allans cordially t, |tt. PiJlsant^nTe^^ »■ rptet hOr stock and get her inviivd prices-before Koon, of Mt. buying. buy ing. ZOmplr”^ n BEECHA PILLS i i he United i .! with States A Tas Solub! J ss and ; sating. ; •ihcacy.’l Wanted. TAXwS , , 1 sulioi- J J <u«l’O- Mrs. J. A. Greble. ' It ia time for all republicans who are ‘ Mn and /‘S’**1 ,.j: already to ___ see — io .II Give ,. * mlergast yesterday, not already regis'ertd regia’•-____ ­ j our name n«>.c to yufrr supervisor, town cierk of Sunfield wa* in the cltv jour clerk ... । roldeat Justice. 'Failing t-> dll that, jou ~l,"d,<y visiting Ids brother Dr. W. H must go personally before the board uf 1 “"J****1*- 32^“ }lr’- “"■'•‘i Unit Udlea or Hutl.0 u>d . clultr IK restpeetfuUy invited to inspect u-display of trimmed bats and bonnets, copies of hn puru-d styles, at the Hailey' store Thureda . Friday and Saturday. Oct. 20, 21 and 22. Prices will be much less thau such goals have laud>• been afforded. Minnie M. CixjIc. 1 here is nothing likj getting into the UcJd early. Spary Phillipa, the hading gmeer. realize* the truth of this aud wnl give his customers the benefit of Ins eg. peru-nct*. He has juat received a line line uf holiday goods and hanging lamps, llivy must be seen to be appreciated. Make your selections now while tne stuck is complete. ■ *^!r-.and Mrs. N. A. Fuller K [} m,.i fepr »»»‘t Mis* Grace Messer went tu'chkak!» yederday. and will attend the dedtea■. " ,n <>r the World’* fair buildingX ,. ! .... . 1 w Columbian service, which was last "♦** mnifmueed to take place ttt the finis-1 • c“Pal Church on Friday a. m. has been i to Sunday \n ----—J morning at *1039 V All are cordially invited. [ ' The C. L. s. c. Mill meet next Satur­ day, Oct. 22nd. at the house or Mr,, WSH, PEN”00 *^0.^ blunder.—Following u Uie programme: it »H call, names of eminent dlacuveren Grecian History. Mrs. Lamo e.u .„ 1’ ^terl Slates and Foreign Powers, Mr*. As filed, the prohibititin ticket contains !•«, ispiay of the name ot Isaac 11. Wick wire fur ruglik ... rr Five minutes SjaHN-h, Columbus' Con | bir'iif deeds. This makes three tickets ’ • Isaac ims succeeded In getting unto so far. ! teniporsrle*. Will Cook. lleuml-w.S. ! V<w’“, Mr. ! Isaac Is a inathumaticlaii. lie understands I that one and one ure two, therefore two I must be mute ll^n one. 12. ................. , two and one rmake ‘ ‘Hirer, * j ? . therefore Hire.-i ' * l >«al s/rviws at the Presbyterian mult lie more than two. two. wbich'has wiiich-hns at-;. Church next Sunday. The pastor will • ® than retdy been proven to be mure than one. ! preach in the morning on ••The Hidden ! • Solurila; If principles count, however. Isaac is a Manna and the White Stone*' ami In the jnople’a party man, favoring.cheap nation­ evening will talk alM>Ht Columbus. A al loans on farm?, nnd free silver coinage; tnrrling of the congregation after lite at the same time he Is a democrat, and as morning service. All those who wish tn such is opposed to free nduagc and to all retain the present pastor as well as all IVT. Coolk. sumptuary laws*, at the vamu time he Is a th<«u» who desire to make n change should probibltluniht. and a/sueh is in favor of be present. The Y. P. S. c. E. meets iti wi man's suffrage* and of prohibiting, the the Presbyu rian Church at d o'clock. liquor traffic. The same thing applies t<> , The Home Missionary Society will luret W. (). Uiwdcn. Now If elected, will Mr. at the church parlors Wednesday, Oct. Wickwire be a people's party man. a deino- 2®th.‘ emt, or a prohibit ion iat? And think what The Hastings W. C. T. U. will meet op , .a dilemma Mr. Ixiwden will be In! As a prohibitionist, he will have to favor clos­ Tuesday afti-mumi Oct. 25th.. at Mrs. M. ing the saloons. As a demTcrat. Jn* will Grigsby's. have to favor oppoEdtlon to sumptuary The State Board of Charities nnd Cor­ laws. And.ru> while two ia greater than ’ one-, and three greater than two. it is more rections has rei|uest«nl llmt next Sunday, Oct SL be observed as ••Pumhi Sunday" than possible that the -Hjlf Napecfiug voters In. this state and appropriate addresses l»e ' oPBarry county will make these gentle­ delivered. 'Kjiis request will tn* compiled i men sorty they did not stick to their With at the Methodist Chureh.in this city. I tekt, awl to the prlnelph-s to whk-h they’ ,i At the 1111 morning Ullll IIIUH service "H'l 1 »L the p&itur. Rev. | declared their allegiance. All Is s»4|.l '" W' W U |.o0„, wU1 ,|, oeratie. the sabject ......... .......cthnliiii! ..... Im« fair In politic*: imt the democratic, “-r. Th® clasre-s nnd onr peopled party and prohibition voters of relation to them.’’ . , j Barry county are. unless we mistake th« lr 1 temper, extremely weary uf In’hu treated N& ’'A?-.- 1*1 Al I I aa broken-down bones in a horwe-tradr, UI\| • U i lUL-Lw O ' with a few office-seeking candidates Homer DePue nnd Ernv-t Edger visited the Nashville high sdtool Friday—No ®xi manlpulatbig the deal. crcises will lie held in the high school Columbus day—Literary will Im* held in •the high school room Wednesday evening Oct. 20lh. admission ten cento—The teach­ For a Loon, or SLOW our eUy own re- j ers association held In this place Saturday cjie ftn opera Iioum- which, with ito tqu'p was very well altcudeil. Our-choir fur­ twn/. will cost 810.000. Every one who nished the music. knows altout such matter^ .understand ■« that such an enterprise, h not considered a Ne.ira’gia, etc. profitable one. And jet nothing adds mor® to the life of a town, no one thing is genuine and | n greiter public convenience. than a go<xl Bv wir: and .-ft : . iticulars of opera house. Mr. Dorr Mudge is lhe gentleman who r. I h • Jeweler, Who ii the -luti. -i . 1 agent for stands ready to bring this greatly needed convenience and enterprise to'our city. -tint's. Mich. Lansing citizens paid 87.000 for a 515.000 opera house, so our people can see that the amount silked here is very light. The proposed opera house will be «-i»e in every way worthy our city, and is greatly needed. When built. It will ena- . ble Mr. Mudge to Join >hc circuit which • tlKtUL4TI0N • suvh cities Jackson, KalamiThi.-wwek. ‘ 120,ijt»ires. Includes t<jo. Grand Rapids and Detroit, and to bring a high class of entertainments here. Let there be the proper spirit and ener­ Bant’.*o. i: - ■ :mvert:s«-mcnts Ht.*’ IMpll t'-.i. .. ' > - .iv-. at'latest to gy shown in this matter now. and work relic of the week will be immediately commenced on the vbea bwtujL. building. We suggest that the city agree to not tax tbe building for ten years. With that as a starter, we believe the bal­ line of children's ance of the 13.000 can be raised. bOBUetj. NEW SHOW «■ TOWN We are not a traveling allow or anyth! ig of that sort, bnt we are prepared to ehow people a full line of Boots,: Shoes: and : Furnishings At prices thatcannot be duplicated by any dealer iu Hastings. Our goods are . strictly FIRST CLASS and we will guarantee them to be af» good, and most of them better, than anything of the same price on the market. We have a full line of «TS STORE Rriptvt-re Felt Boots, Felt Socks and Rubber Overs Of every description. Boston Rubber Shoe Co. or Candee Bubbor Boots only $2.25. Snag Proof at $3.00. Nice line of Over-shirts just received. Underwear of every kind, in large, medium or small sizes, and at prices ranging from 25c. per suit up. ' See our fine Gent's Shoes. The finest thing iu shoes at $4.25. Other dealers will ask you $0.00 for the same shoe. ■ We are always pleased-to show pur goods and can guarantee satisfaction. Yours Truly, H. OSBORN, Mgr, South Side, E^st End Main St. Magnetic Ring, . LOCAL : 'JEWS. ' Our Subject Hr fnme i* ,:p pi Next week will be Fred L. Heath's terrible accident. ur! Brown •- ■ >•••tme a new house In 'tt »;d. ward. ■ Tbe Bankrupt jn has an important Hnliber bo?.- : rilAer<wnis riu *■ and a full line ot •■■t ’in- Racket . At Itowir^‘ks with furjto. • —<• a fine line . ■' .*••!». that will please miliinery k<mm!s at l *-;iturday of this ■tek ■ Wbn ot|.ir. Your underwear ■ i LMt for for 75e else­ . The Racket., *»«C h«........ j »l*rr. Jolm Be«lh,.r p*il!»nt w»t, i..', nicbei. s’rv thlnu I •S?"n cUre. . . tomucii. ; ■Wrier, sells the i‘,' ‘P“r than common "» miss getting our rnttt. ns you will pay Thomas Handy, in lhe employ of the Union News company, and running on Uie G. It A I. railroad, fell from a car last night when a short distance north of Mo­ line. and bis left leg was cut of! above the knee. His left arm was also broken and he wew horribly bruised. H® wm on the train due to arrive here at 8:10, and while passing frotn one car to the other be $[lip­ ped and fell under the wheels, rhe train was stopped and be was taken aboard and brought to this city. He was met at the union depot by the city lance and taken to SL Marts ho*‘l’1 ” ■ Dr Peterson was summoned and found tbe patient suffering Intensely from the ,hoek .nd !«•» Ot blo«l. Th. doctor poMponed pertonulna w opo'.tlon on lhe Injured man until Ihl. morulnf.jwlnd lo lhe weakened condition ot the Pdllent. - QRANI) INDUCEMENT! 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This Is tbe most litural combination offer ever made in the ’United States, aOcd every reader of “Thk Hannf.k*’ should take advantage of It at once. - man. about 35 j ears of age, and has been ■ lu!v‘t n°T.«,u*8’|Bt- employed by the new. cmni-aW «•»“< |-r """ >he ehrepret „,enieara. Ill» t«tln-r and molher lire at lla.llno and he ha. a.ger,.Wire l‘«h de l”rLl,,'-i'‘ : watchre. Jewelery, Uandy. who I. a nutae; at SL Murk. ho. pltaL—Telegram Ueiald. OO.'*',»am?j!& ' In acThe Injured mao wu lhe “' "“"L Handy, of this city. There are two theo­ ries as to how the accident happened. ■aIll|all price..! Ure. ()ue b that a man who was^•«« , ba]r on Uw pl.ltorm when H.ndy left the rer and who h.« nol been ueen "luce- *1'™P ('^■i It Pll 1MtwiM17;"' ' *®® fine line of ed to rob bhn, and the fact that only a SXo ll,?WK , rite •*■"■" ’"'7 few rent, were found on hl. person >“ K “»»prices. alee wme color to Ihl. .oppodt tfit'im.5!? ?r* '’•“ 'fed to attend the sale F^n ' ?• u‘"tore «" New. York Weekly Tribune The Leading Republican Paper of the UNITED STATES, “ wmore’ti. Th< ' ^STL'.; between then., Il W .UPlXBe-l 'h*‘ p^l off between lhe ear. with r«ul« ibore alauxL. The family here were oil Burxe. ' ’’ l ’” p”or« ,n PlftC® ot P. bod and left Friday morn Ina a. aoun « • 1 ’it... term had expired. l».,lble. bnt he paawd away about » ‘’n^dir?111 r".'!r.t holw®Is progressing o*clock—nearly "" “‘’•".JT^'wm I ’•^winr ujsh”'/^* Ther®I«*>o e d«- reached lhe dry. The n» arriv.-" fttl Ure of structural quiet, unaatumlnd. «>ud hr,r!"‘, Tr. •M ir ebur k next w ’’mod on ^°oon Hastings township. I ■ ' ,vhl< rod" nortl> of !,alllmnrri will have auction L}he*flret :°n Thursday, Friday. I Best line ever shown here SEE THEM LOOK! HERE Wheat is low and flour should be the same. For a short time I will sell _ • White Rose Flouri /' triple above the level “wndldat® on two r,-«nt? Nothing. w-7- Hick« m ^fKhJ?il'hliv:’,iJ one m,,e nort,‘ of BROS. well liked by all who . seemed to have been ‘“’J*** ; accident tarred amomt the u,i ure ocrea amuns »•«= —-—— several y “° dm were brought to of an arm. The taking plw« =»,ur* this city, the mm day loraM«l f>M AT $2.20 Fer 100 Lbt. This is a No. 1 flour. I war j rant .every sack to be first grade-, . , Live poultry wanted JOS. ROGERS. City Bank, Hastings, CAPITAL - ■ Mlcb. $75,000.00. SURPLUS r.ow.oo. Incorporated under the laws of the tttato ot Michigan. O|d>s for business Dee. 18. ISM. OFFJCTKS: Kobins >n. President Chester VI------- — D. W. B> ynoida. Caehler. nr.KCToBs: ’. H. Pawen, D. *- Reynold •. K B. Mester. 1» a. Reib'WHM., Chester Messer. John (.'Krvrth, ... 1’. I. Cotgrove. lorereU naldm ti nedtptaltwod general �4 ... V f ,J----------------- LZZZ COUNTERFE?y JILV£R CERW«CATE. | CBUSHED BY A CAE. Fatal Disaster in the Street at Pittsburg. COLLIDED WITH A MABCHDfG CLUB. Wall—Four People Hurt by * Sky Rocket—Other Fatal Accident*. I| THE GREAT NAVAL PARADE. CHICAGO EN FETE. Rrautlful Harbor. NewTock. Oct. 11—Yesterday’s princi­ The Garden City Putting on a pal event In the programme for CoIambus Gay Dress. week was the naval jura<’e. Dowa in tint narrows during the morning the French w«n*ip Hu-rarrt ud • lYcracl irintait., HSE3IVH0BS81IAKEHEBR1DIAKT the Indian cruiser Giovaai Bauson, and tho , __________ Spanish man-of-war Infanta GwIm-I formed Fings aud Colors of AU Nation* Bemitlfy jI in line with th«rlj. S. S. Philadelphia, MI-, [ Her Building* and Old Glory Wmw i» autunomah, Atlanta, Dolphin, Vesuvius, ' and others flanking Chcm'on each side j Tile Merduuit Marina. Above the Narrows in two lines over 300 vessels of the merchant marine, of all titaa aud cliMiww, from tug bouts to pala-; tial passenger vessels, formed in two lines ' Cute AGO, OcL IA—Millions of flags beand waited. At W:8G p. ni. the,signal to ,an yesterday to practice the welcoming start was given and firn warships steamed they arc meant to flutter to all the people through tbe lines uf merchantmen. As who are coining to celebrate the dedication' the former cauw opposite Castle William M the big fair. The people wondered at national salutes were fired bj“ the vessels •-he myriads of bright little banners dano and fort. Another salute was fired off tho ing in the sunlight yesterday morning. Battery. They fend been, put in position during th*’ As the hut of the warships cleansl the head of the line of merchant vernels t ho night. The lutihere represented every spot latter fell In behind and slowly the stately undertbo sky. The stars and stripes of {Migrant steamed up North river to a point course was everywhere, and particularly op[x>site Grant's tornb. Here was the end ou the highest flagstaff.-*. Di tho decoraof .the parade. A* the vessels Matter! bad. uo.is compliments-arc- paid to all Um na­ they saluted the tomb of the silent soldier. tions of the <• irth and to some lands that The spectacle was magtflflcent. The ves­ once were nation* aud haw a potion of be­ sels were decked out In bunting from stem ing nations again, but the stars and stripes to stern nnd the yards manned. arv everywhere in tho place uf honor, away As they steamed along the crowds on tbe np at the top. shore—and every point of view was black with peopte-chrervd until tho sound rolled Chicago looked like a brand new town. along from the Battery to Harlem and The tranfsormation from the <lay Wore back again, the roar of their voices being was extraordinary. Bwdncwt houres that punctuated by the explosive diapason of on Sunday lookal dull and gloomy were the cannon's boom. It was an imposing turnal iu if’by magic into bright lieauty scene—ono to he witnessed once and remein- npots, resplendent with rainbow coloring. bervd for all time. At night there was a Many store proprietors were holding back, grand display of fireworks on Brooklyn fearful of the weather. A goal deal of the .bridge, and the city parks were illumi­ stuff used in decorating fa not very fast- In nated. ' the matter of color, and a rainstorm would well nigh destroy in But yesterday’•*sun­ Fugeant* Day aud Night. shine reassured the managers*, anti in on. Nkit Yobe, OcL 13.—Yesterday Gotham hour after dawn thousands of men Avrro “supped fair—not of hurrora, but of glory. .busy with stuffs of all colon) making lhe First there was a day parade. This pro­ .city beautiful, especially <»n the routes*of>' cession occupied five hours and twenty the parades. Brahlenc® Dlstrfct Not^hlrid. minntes passing the reviewing stand, upon Then in.thc rc-ddencc dfatrict an old-time which were Vice President Morton, Gover­ nor Flower, Mayor Grant and other digni­ Fourth of’ July spirit wnuW be stirring tbe M>ulx ot tbo ovoplv. Hu y ”11 —tn >otaries. The column, was compotasl of about feel that IbbUk-oing ■*> '• » ; 3,500 United States troops, 5,000. New York tor Chicago, tint -..tnrtbiiut big. u.l tartly i militia, G.OOOrronr Pennsylvania, 2,500 »well a. hia. i.oap.ou.1 ot tbi. rtunly from New Jersey, and 2,1X0 from Conncctl- town. lUcb mm on tin. bouljvanl. b.«t raoitbt th. popular anlor. Tbrra app.ua cut, with otlicr less numerous bodies-. 1 । .,n<i knownw Mme. V'<xi Oeluiltflk W ..6HrNGTO3. ■*». ”• • ------------- . . , wbuU—German nuakn, »W| dlririon of tta» tie-wary d.-partm«u » aa-. Xf«.rtu. h • JXO.X.U AXta.*.viswl that a new asr-nterfeit |6 sLvar cer- aJteX»' b a». rfctalv ct arth Ctoky. Hflcoie was put i-r rfreulation «r-1 1‘ stCh!mg».HH Ihaatkc newtaehrad Is of Lhe writ® !>«■. check letter Roaw TTlog wruTnmd three week.wand bitt trans register. Netoeker, treasurer- The tfi.«d-uow all sorts of .*rxu auimata paper is fair, and ia an imitation-of the are afflicted with rallies. • Sw distinctive distributed fibre P«P" (korga » Newkirk and by-the government, the fibre betagi toted In blue nnd pink ink by the vre of » were sliot by * burglar who wa® trying L»enter Dtakcr^ax’s mill at PoeA flyron, N. y. Newkirk ia probably fatally wounded. -k---.----Twentv-livahouaca were buwad in NonkThe face of tbe troU bears a ligttimpmda, wbkb »iv- <»• numlwrfnj helm, Hsmrear. Tbe child that started tba Khawb g<x«l) “ l“-’T «pi«nu><rportrait of General Grout is poor, tlia* ■J’*® tetag brand aud U.J- Th. leUarin®. «UJ« ilies aroaflunped in thestreeSs.. Th.®-™-.* FrancLto. W Now York will rwtume sailing toand from Havreon OcL M Their port during; ths cholera SL“ ..rr Ukbt -ul b-i • blrav aw. epidemioha»lx*n Cherbourg .nd lb, granwlriral Itaw •> °uu-. The hutI man employed by to® Big Four indistinct that a little ecrutiny reweia the nt Columbus, O., uuml»ring al out fortytube character of the note. flve man. have struck for mmlvancn ia Brm tare reretani some usurr- Wlnchfi ereand ammraitMi and nw . clM*’ Th. Kooto,^. taaiM. In u,_„ to make serious-trouble on, meoum Thw^r.Uynlta.,,, . y '!* mjojnd teraunhd ilnu Jnk. K. e«mp. < r.,„„s t , bwiaranram.. m.»l pran.innialUpublin.il. .( lh,. uni l*. lM<l.r In V*rv, c,„(or - J pw». He an. .unm.l. r . p-jupT™’ "’•p.*««an MoMi». Sd>nU> b». ,, Jram u»«.ln «U. found. Foul play teuaapee^, ”• A mad bull in ffi* riattghtei h -,tls . „r fihtoMMe pri«m- rhargni 'on • I... amUffirera. threw down and Pirreuriu;, Oct. 17.—Two runaway cable rars during a Republican demonstration here Saturday night brought death to one paradrr, fatal injury upon his would-be rescuer, nnd injury to three others. The scrap iron. > eit her was M>rioiihl v hurt victims anrt Kilted—Henry Apel. light W.UnrU I, «<p„u. i„ ,.„ „|lw. bearer al the Natidnnl Military bond. In­ Hanover. *11®.. and Burn»und-:i. .,.Tin'rv Th® dbroro b ot. riruh-ut f--ni (ii.( jured—Ward Ruffner, both legs crushed tlwttlis bnve occunred. The ^-ho,/ aud injured internally, will die; Henry have been ordere*iUdowd. Schnitaer. legs crushed and injured intern­ POWDERLY’S UMIOH AT WOHlC Sarah mid lii.u Rm*rilj u-o, h-r <nd ally, will die; John Bailey, badly cut about " Jamre-.I. Bennett, formerly.prerident of daughter, of j the head and it is feared internally, danger­ the Pittsburg, and Lake Erie nub-ond, ditri down by an ejprero tmin . in.iil; ous; John Guenther, seriously hurtAhout at Pittsburg.. PrnurK. OcL SL-Th. KuIkX*^ .the legs arxVback, will recover. The iire*«d«mt ha® dixided that it woulA killed. Tried to Lynch a (irlpmaa. Labor have determinaik to insist upoowaaa be lmix»*ibl» for him to go to New York, Ex-Al<J<-r:n:ui Jnehiie of Ni-w fork dty tlmy say must be an., impartial test of the owing to tbeconilitom of Mrs» Harrison. About s o’clock, as the Eleventh Ward who was sent u» Sing Sir l- ..d^n ht armor plate now being mad® for theGnitedi Tha preridtait has accepted the nwigna-. boodtavy in relation to th« grrntin-„f > Republican club was coming down town States government by the Carurgi® Steal tion .ifcriolonwn Hlnh. mini* tor to Turkey.. strert railway ftsmehisc.. fens finished hb to the assembling place, the accident- took Fred Basrott, a farmer, diet, two student®- tennaedlxx-n ntaewil. Tip-ACn- wv. comp^tny at limnestcsd. The local.assem.place. An attempt was made to lynch one blbmof Pittsburg, Odcago and N<ra» Yurit of Kansan-uni verity. Lawn-use. who wire era! othera in thbaohem*-. l«u.. tiu.r -,t oil of the gripmen, who fled to save his life, have taken up the light and propo'»-to <to crtMtog a field, which he had. forbidden t La toOumd/i. while the enraged crowd searched for him. Mary Lunch l.oiaewhii.pvi y.mnw (Jrke The club put out its torches and distended mand. if necessary, the remoral xm t*a boys-to enter. E. IligKins, on® rf tha atodenid.- Is fatally injured, sad. Jack Ceh at Odin. Ills., ovanr the nut hi .whi;. r>f M-ine for the night The club, about 150 strong, ground of alleged insompetency of the tw® scandixluu.H gUN'ip: croft seriously. was marching down the hill and the street government Inspectans who have- lyTy The State- wuxk at Arkr tan. Kan., lou. J*bn Sulllvnu^X St. Tin aui». o{n.. „ut was packed witli people. Car No. M swung upon the plates turuad out since the inlaoTh® failure may throe-bullets into the IxMljr of hLswerf. down the hilL Henry Gledhill,thegripdwtion of non-unlt» workmen hi thagraat appended, payments. fTnau. could not keep it under control. It Steel plant. They ■<*♦' thai the •tcektawry cause a Jos® to the county, »u* the county be®et. Mito I oxi.« Hurixtfsun. fatally •crashed into the National Military band. < taferiunawd not .nm t» Mandart-md. o«u- funda were drpcriud in the InstituttaB,. wettndfng-lx r. Cnlfarms and instruments went flying. Tiro- »t Randolph. Wte.1..ie-<royedth6 tracL In the meantime The LocaLNesra, and its a>r®to are «id to In :unly nondnuL Henry Apel,15yeara old. whd Wak carrying Mrs. Srisan Neal, TO yeaw-oid. who Ifcvea- bwiines® JKirtioig rtes, t75.0<Xl a H*xnartead ;Mt;»er-.. creates a sen »tiott by a light for a musician, was struck and roming out with a !..ngtby cditorial.dmAr- with her son on a ranch in Maawick coun­ pinned under the trucks. tag that the st rikcr* haw lout. The arstelc ty. CW., Jdlk-d a full grown, jjamther with A Woald-be Rescuer Crushed. was submittcil to-rowed proinincetlnckrdshirt William J McKrnxi- . -, nUjn ■The car was stopped within ten feet and wh» was atteuiliug a ’ McKrttrit vul men. and wn* admitted c-mT'-oL.feature Henry Ruffner, a member of the club, got struckat Adam*, who hudimnfx -i remark publication. under the car to extricate the crushed boy. A fir* •»-ragtag in the pine woods near about him. While he was under cur car 57 came Hoss'uu. Minn- If mln. does not fall At Dixon, Ky.. Edwnr, ll.-ri - > y, ayla4 down the hill and struck car fd full tilt. ----- - ------— MlXXKAI’oUS, Oct. — Mk—The< L'Mi^vgaapeedily ohc tirv will rvoah th* Walker and and mortally woanded Joiis ' Wia*URj, Both cars drove over the boy and Ruffner.. ,ioual .^.v^ttun y«»uri«r *1«^«1 cw* Bed lake pine. Heron at tern pte<l to i.-c-u-e-a;/ . Apel was carried to the pavement- and died |utiun»<l«-urti1«‘».y»t»tl>r-«lb OMtmcyt Alexander .W. Wrlgh'•* Des wbil* minting arrt-t. in a few minutes. He was cut into pieces. .Molnv*< Henry McCloskey, New Yjrk, a I--P1'•> »'■« t S"? Tin- old lllinri* River .h» r n rhe' Ruffner haH both legs cut off at the knee. »“> ,*T.J'SStu- hwwr. Mattie Welch Logma, Lexington, west ride of tin- river, lx-t .»uiV;. The crowd begun to howl Jor the gripman Ky ’. ♦•ducatcet Henry fMor. oldest lawyer and Mudbuir. rtrertr. Chiiit-'o Mr ri«h “ of No. t»l. They cried “Lynch him," and in NonsScaattt. surged about tie gripnvm’s cab. but tho Nobody wa,-. fear., '.mi I,. At D*.atnr. ID .TonrFranria and iSiArkj. wlM-nt ran into Chicago n- v .-.i..| Then there were 1,750 G. A. IL men, 1,000 ! preparations. Committees were — — grinman ran away and eseaped. He was which they they !: A rwofallon was fabled pctoridlng Milice,. proMrioiml trargtero, pleaded, bnrapon which the -ro-,:. ■! l<M-ke<i up later and a strung guard put on firemen, und 15,000 to 30,000 German. Italian. ‘ to t<, ft that j lx- dirt riels in which -• iv the !। Ior Mid French societies and companies, und jvside should decorate. But somehow.th® for the the fcrmnueu foramtirn at uf a cotuinlUto to confer - guilty and *we srut/uic«S v> t wetly years grAindnt. Tbe buildtag •- )■< bttvt.' with bands nd lib. There nil umrcbwi to the' members of tbe committee* stem to L».^ “ ' like v“ comiffittw® »— from < fibershurchc-. iu tbe pculfc-ntiary. ruirexL KILLED FIVE WORKMEN. Sceie ou® ;-<bred a railroad torp-dotindcr southwest comer ot Central park, where ‘ ^mih lull in putting their own Inmsc* i nnd itoue tm tvliircs® ou matters. <tt pnblio I interest that >nay arise froiu tun® to lime A Wall Topples Duh ii on Them, Burying with appropriate ceremony a statue of Col-! in order. Rev. Dr. Lawrence M. * t 4^ h* uwt.nH.mut.rntn.ii, „.™............ ! and report to tir* nvxtcouaniL The pr> umbus fourteen feet high crowning a noble ’ Drrorntloa* Generally UoraionlanK when tho engine sfarteti the torpedo ex­ aro beamendment. Consiuenng that umt the <ue decorations uvromwoua ww »■«- ; position for s. cotatitutinrAl ——-—- — -------- . ploded. John Dillinger. 15-yeaj-old hoy, riguisi the paMorati- . tiuep.-.u 1 ’rc-i»ySeneca Falls, N; Y., Oct 17.—While a .granite abaft was unveiled. AllNewYbrk- Considering c-<? h-i '’ ing put up tn does’ mart; prohibiting lltKj.llt UM the U.c way ..... .Chimtgo .... _---- , w- interference by the rtale wila wn* sUuWing near, raid a piece ti tin from terinn cliusrii in Ph'lndi-jpl ’1 gang of norkuieir wa> engaged i» repairing turned Out to see the iffiow.* Vlik.lre Xlrelit ItrelltlMnt. *) thlngs-in ,1.1 - 1.. a n hurry-mid 1, •• thiit ! reliiriun lontrtl. * _______________________ that tin* thv i\l.in i>L*a is; religion was wasaaloptrd. tin-torpedo flew up aad cut Mm in the ■ krid view* iucom [inLiiile with - -: .u car­ a wall in the sluiceway of the Gleason & ue«k, •*-»eriug the jugwiar vein.. He feted dinal poii.<> cd the pT'rabjjO-r ;-!i 1 ■ The night demonstration was one of the every Oue for himself, it fa surprising tlmt Bailey mill Saturday evening the wall, Tbe l»-:Jfxl<> TciriamL* 14r:;vinj<il Sav-. most brilliant ever seen. Tbe straete on ; there fa such u scarcity of dfaconl. ib. Use ( which w:w* thirty feet high, toppled oyur Loxdos. Oct. 17.—Th". him Dm ,<x» Usdcatk. fags and lamn a^Aciari->a, withii ■ « phm>. the line of march were aglow with light general mak-up. To look along any uf Ike and buried seven men in the ruins. The from great electric lamps and their effect decorated streets last evening wu* to *w a Guards rt-gimro*. ColoncLSayer, statiimed di-ri-d by it* l;;te t*n»urrr,Jlmu) »-^»iwx-u. killed were: Michael (’onr >y. George Zeig- was slmply’iinlescribable. The whole line : display that an* wh<»!e was bright and trt Shorncliffe. have suddenly been onfarwl Mich.. Ml fn»m .■rewaial bn kt* his utek. formallydariared •-nt. \ Dnond O’ Brien,.* tanner, li»lng in the fried. Micbiul MausclL Patrick Martin, was occupied by symbolic floats and their i pieaMug, nothing cheap or tawdry., nothing to Windsor, to take the jdace of the nyutinJohn Sebuliert .‘ .i- t fttffiy Xajorcd up »wn 9t Tilden, Wfa.. shot anti killed hfa Patrick Conroy. The injured were John uttcndiuits, gnrgiou.s with, colob and to jar the nerves of an arti»tKor any other ous Life Girard* at that, station. Th® lat­ ■wile. OTIrirn nrentty font 1 jirge ansuutrt Chicag*>aixl hia toother tJ.-orge ovvirocie Burns and Owen Crnonie. All five .of the light. Among the tableaux shown kind of being. * ter have 'mq, in turn, scut to Shnmdiffr. by ga- oreafiing f>-ui a t mt!?ryerd. mm who were kiikti leave large f.tmiliek. wm. ,,"rhc. ££“’ THE B0L0 so-'ER aoys. This action is unprecoiimtwl. Th® Lite insMv. U’Bri-m.wna fmtnd later wander­ ufthi-Btuple'sGaa. Lta<ht and '• k-. i’xbiThe accident was caumd by lhe undermin­ “The Sun Worshipers," lhe volum-1 , pany ing of the wall by tbe water in the raceway. bus Statue." “The Capitol nt Washington,” । vncle Sam’s Troops Arriving. AU Day— guards have always 1 wen stationed in Lon­ ing in n swamp, with Ms thi wit ent don or Windsor, nnd their transfer to tho* Tbr.steamer Bokhara. tl. - P.'rii-uia Louis KomujJl the Hungarian patriot, is •‘LilJerty?’ “The Press," “Science,” “Typical ' some Big Injuns. Aecklrnt ut a 1'olltical Meeting. and <brw3it.-i! lite, was wrwhj. •; NainlLribleak dUTs on the K-nt coast fanbout aa Fnim noon untii ]ong after dark yvttcr- .severe punishment rm could be, •.tevfaak, reported in a grans state st. debility. His and. nnar the Ldandof 1 : XAt Sht car­ St. Lof is. Oct.-17.—Al II o’dock Satur­ American Girl." The whole closed with death may I o, looked for :ti any time. He -Elralndty,-lu » bleb lb.womb-ra rf U» , u llu . n |,. rJ . ^„i. r short jf actual disgrace. The ofilntra aro ried a large tuimbrr ot Uu day night, just after the close M tin: speak­ grtkstrr part utwhun wvr. < tho darlings of tweiety and tfaty will be ing at a Democratic polilictu rally here, -fc***" •» Tbe gold surpbM han increased 48jMJ8uWO sadly lom-somt at n >mjup distant from any Adjutant Gi'tunl Rev.. IH doa N*| cation ceremonies on" Friday kept arriving I nation eeremoniinon Fridav krtit am vine four penions were hurt, two fatally, l>y their homes. htrgc city— the uhuM point of any airx*at ticroal Guard, ha* iMUed a-u.-.i-r Jr the । in detachments at Jacksoa park. In the nil. being the sleepy. town of 11} the. . the expkision of a skyrocket. The wounded A woman. phy>eci:m at.Garden Ctty. Kan., establish me 9 ( a ernnp f * ri;lc practice THE BALL AGONY IS OVER.. persons are: Micluud RutchfunL struck in southwest comer of tbe grounds, where the gave Mr*. A1*UcbI1 Gregory an cvnrdum, <if at.Fort Shexjdaa from <' -f- X to Ort XI tin- right eye by a -{lying mlssiie—fatally curruedvt* mbltauito. casting her death in n . Belt litie enters the World's fair grout'd*, J. Conn, & O., Ijaukurt, i-1 • hurt; Frits Manpiart, hit iu the right League Season Kud» With lhe Champion- a large platform has been built for the dbW.tsniNGTON.Lkt. IK—Tbe United State* abort tiuje. UuL.havo made an n**i,'.-.ui-m. •. ?.L lia­ temple, skull fractured—will die; Henry supreme ’court, by Chief Anstice I'allcr. Kinnell Dalton lute, item rumweel from bilities, P nsM-tx. W /'4. CuiCAGo, Oct. 17.—The League bhre ball embarkation of the troops, aud to the west Kocuing. severely Injured in head and of this a vacant spiro bad been < lou-ed yesterday nftirewd the judgment -»f the CoffeyvtQe to Indr|>vntlcnc*, Kan.. and pul neck; Theodore Englexnan, injured iii reason ended Saturday with Cleveland th® where the artillerymen could park their Michigan supreme court, upholding the in the jail there, lie-will rw»wr. breast aud internal!’-. Ten others were winner of the second series. As Boston guns and the cavalry pickul tla-ir hutat®. . PKOHATK ORDER. tonstitutiunnllty of the famous Mlnnr law more or loan severely hurt. State of Michigan, fount) .(Bam-- •• won the flrat series thochampionHhlp is un­ Kan>«*City <p>d four peYwns who wereAt a *e*si.>n of the I'r.^atc i »irt ; 1 derided, but tbe two leaders will piny a County ol Barry. itoWbn at. the Ihw ii. 'Hat. K a tb.- Seventh caby .rad liBhl bniter, K" awwn-lnnnl dUtrfet. IneMd ridiog in thec.tr w«s killed. They were: .In Uie d»v id HaMiliL’*. in ‘»W .-ok: tv. < * series of games to settle that matter. The Will ’ am Barlx-r, griptaan; Cynthia Revis, Des Moraes, In., Oct. 17.—Yesterday af­ Wedntutey. th- twii <i-v» «t «•: -;b.r. In tb* E of the First artillery left Fort Sheridan of by the Mate a* a whole. The court bolds Ed McKinney and Jeffk&Kn. Secrist. ternoon two boy®, ngtd (l an*# A sous of J. record shows that Cleveland ended first, that •*the -----------fcnrU'vnth awendmug, and reached tbe World's fair groands. -------------J~ — ,dki not H. McNatnaru, of this city, were run over Bustmi second and ’Pittsburg third. Chiafter I o’clock. There were twl iuhi. limit tbe right of a state to fix a mode of cago/mproved her position and wound up Friday. OeU *4. by ah electric unitor and instantly killed. choosing vtectore. Quickly following the Fort Sheridan uien j----- —— - Ths -— -cont-vded effect of [ Rev. George B. Kinsolving. S. f. Ik, of Probate. The youngest 'V-s decapitated ami the hb+ne .seventh place. Boston left fur Cleve- came the throe light batteries, from Fork: “ic dvcisiiui is to give l>art at least, ot the Philadelphia, lvu» lieen evosecrated as torisother shockingly mutilated. No blame • land Saturday night to piny three game* of Riley. Three were A aud F of the SvwmI I Michigan dectoral v®te to Cleveland, KU F. Chariton. ;toBiui«:r tan( t i-hopof the ProtrriAnt Kpireopridio­ atpulies to the motorman. The elder boy tho championship series aud expected to tate. comes into court nn-' r-1.artillery and F of the Fourth artillery. Tbe ; cese of Texas. wax struck While trying to save the win. |>re*ansl to render .tiMi-.i.-d a stveiigth of the detachment waa 171 men. ! As to Individual Standing. younger , • The grand encunpment of Michigan Odd WAtjUUitjTON., QcL 15. — The-prerideaa Sixth cavalry sent two. troops with tho ..... IW. „„ . Fellows has. elected there officers: Grami Regarding the standing of lhe different The .*dt U>* .•• w... band from Fort Niobrara, nutnla-ring *J05 | will nx< go to Chicngo. 1‘rivatn Secretary llalfunl yestcnluy so informed Adlai T. ' I’alri^reh' Edward. G. Juhascm, of Luther; the afternoon. 1 <• t^iunv'- > Finn; Scott, Kan., Oct. 17.--Hurry Hum­ players In the Chicago club Dahlen has the niati. ’ „ ■ bulling record, and Ryan and Dungan peMUou. and that dwheirs. Had Nome Rohkiiu With Them. ra..! .Mira I phrey mid4<««|fi‘ Carter W ere ’asphyxiated i-onie.iu second mid fthird; Anson ia' — ,~7d ~ ; Among the Indians iu the troon are n son while at wurk ia a well here Saturday; -----, roartb In l<.|d1«tt.c»»<”lno<tbecotal o, lh, worta Tw„ strikra. said court, then u> be b*«dc.-i r.t t John Humphrey, who went to thelr rescue, Ukra the hoootj, KlitritlK. ranond । „ho u , , d „w, j otni-v, in the city of HasliU--'. was overcome by the foul rtlr» but will re­ St-wntu, thlnh Tbe ™a ben lhe m m L. „„t |,lth lwponlk. Thl. and show cum. U any there '• • cover. Sid K.nir’ nnd th. xral hj«l lhe t)*« lu I 1UU1 nuJte snim , tl , d the petlUMier may »•«»» fr­ SXSjb W’»l’l'.I*ikh«.l.’u».olln.rer llx:b '^TrapHn « winure. 5 of it Is further ordered, that vi 1 ■ ■Wf, ’duL’Wtn, tbnnUte.tradUjn opnllh. tl „ praudof thrir nnltonn a. noth-® to tbe p«r*ui;s intere'-teii > friend than he, but Ins wife s condition is second*. pile on 1 Jcr th.v were id lhe* tree pnlnL Tho of the pendency of*®M p« ii:;v’>. .AslHANn, Wis., Oct,'-' 17. -Auguak critical to risk leaving her long euoagh enough ।1 , t two troop, tram Fort too int thereof by i-auiuus » wpy ' to gu to Chicago. Vice Pn-id-mt Morton I , .Vt ° f J J ,MX n*"* Dnnieli-un and Alex Basin, minen enr tbeM^nhngot tho«lul»M Ute clore edit., F1flh to go to Chicago, Vice President, Morton I published in the HAsriv.•• _ ->.v — Ctroo[K -------- of ... ployed at No. 2 shaft of the East Norrie reason’s playing; i Pt,1*®0‘,‘*trojrwl by * pnUrfe L°*'- paper pritdud audcircalnu-«l i;> ___i* «___ Reno—«. 1*>4 — men. The .two ihc will be hfa rrprerentative. Barry on« lu r*vli ■ . mine at Irouwotsl, were killed by an ex­ r® ■ Ninth cavnlry, the colored regiment which to**"®-. J Cteveland.'........... . plosion 0/ gl&nt powder Saturday. 1 did such good servia- in the Indian earn( oally niase at I hlraguj «An effdtt fa being inado to remove Judfra weeks pseriousteraid da'- t -c;ui CHXWUWW Boaton..................... CHIC AGO. Oct. IS.—Tntvc ndlliiM feet of, Scott, who bol<fa «»urt at Tvkatnah, Neto, i P»ign, from Fort Robinson, were the last Brooklyn---.......aNATURAL GAS EXPLOSION. •“j* | to arrive, and with them wns troop L, tba soft pine lumber Ix'kmgiug to II. Piwpcke ' 0,1 tbe ITooml that he w insane. il9 ’ Indian troop of the Third cavalry, from A Co. were destroyed by fire last night 1 , Pl'OBVrK U'rilEK A «<oroi at rain, sleet and snow wiis genill Fort Meade. There were 175 men. ’ cmcmo...... ..lung wl,h the ra«r«»(-, U,i facu.ry ujd ,'r"1 lltfuglraul C«lur».lu. Telngraphln Stele of Nlehlron. County .4 H.u. > Ctnclnnstl .. i Infantry to Cnm<» In To-Morrow. Al a SrtMlt-.i of th- I ' pinning mill, tho tnUl Ion. nppn.xlm.Ung ! “u‘»'“d"1 in TO"« ST. MAF.tX O., Oct. 17,-i-John Conley, A UMrifWltlS*.. jki I Brigadier General E. A. Carr, of the army •Ceuntyof Barry, bnlilen st bn- < « Baliunore...' fk.I.'Ui Th. lint origiualnl lu IhuolHntl * . , • prominent oil num <rf thik dty, returned 8l Louta..,. lu ths Cttv of Hastings. W> sai' <■ 1 of the Missouri, formerly colonel of tho -V trooper mid n wn-’ral In lhoHrlU.lt day the I7di day of «»*»«'•'• f. i-1 from the Camden. Ind., oil fields Saturday WasblOKtqn. —11 Sixth cavalry, who Is to lie in command of ct thu pinning mill, inim«ll.t<-lr »bov. Ui« englu. nxmt. mid wa. -liwx.n-nxl al 11-30 UI° h'nanH were tried before a cuurt- IhouMnd etehf ItundreJ »’•>! 1:" morning and reports a hut accident on the C.a.u, «”l Wrtkbl Are..KM. • n*“4 »•*” IS1*" “£l,i'rr O'clock by the leu-n Ixm, John Arndt, who ,“r ■<«>«- oooutwtnl with Ibo I Present. <?tuuk-> W.-ArtMt. Probate. ., , , , , Th parade Friday, nmved yesterday. TheinHyatt farm which occwxl Friday night. A CHICAGO, OCL L. The uwe of ‘’olm ' fentry of the regular artnyhnj the Mate with ll> tamlly ilea iu Un- Iralhling Fit-1 n‘uti,>» ■* •inmln’u C al Wimlrar, Tba In the matter tJ Hit tsL.u. ■ large gusher hrul just been,completed «mfl ;Cudahy and A. M. bright, who were । troopM not arrive till to-morrow, teen niluuter. Iwtont lhe alarm wan given "™l’™ eonfcawd hU culpability mtd adlnl Hewatt. rteceasM. On resdlnxand Wing d:«' , Vh^i lhe crude oil was turrifl ftrto the tank Arndt lu.i been through tbe building and 1 lor T> ” > norporaL who bail already arrested on complaint ot Thoniim J. Roush,; though Adjutant Hemphill and Quarter­ fird. 01 i-afayette IteMttt. ■ been deprived of hfa extra post as cauterii praying that .•ulir.luls’n.no: there were quite a.uumbet of persons on charged with conspiracy tn corner the mar-! master Kline, of the First Michigan, were hod seen no signs of fire. top <0 watch it. By some means - the gM ket hi short ribs, .wns on hearing injustice I on the ground .yesterday making prepare. •~~;— steward, was discharged from tho service. mnv be granted to JereanAh " • " became ignited and a heiivy explorion folBtiTlMori' Oct 18.* ThiU^* ’ i ' funeral drew together a onto some other suitable inn-.-1 Glennon’s court gaturday and resulted in j tious for their men. Thereupon it K ordered. '• • . .. .. I-lb.~Thal Kpiacojtaleon- ibrong <d the grmt ot England. Hi. re­ luwwl, throwing those ou the tank in every .the disciuirgv of ths defendants. toth day.of Kottember. A. 1 • ’ | MHitlamen Kn Route. direction. Following ia a list of those in­ ention yesterday adopted the new hymual mains were plactxl in thi- pool's corner,with tnc torehoco.ba awunvdfoi ’ , ■ 7 — — — — — . During tomorrow will arrive national jured: Jacob l.iirtcnfilt. face; hmnlh and p«UUnn and that the 1" If' with these changes: changi's: Omit hymns P3, U3. part nart imnremdvo but rim ole ceremonies. One of imprcnrive but simple ceremonies. Que of »»id THE STEaLINGT~RUN MINE HORROR, guardsmen from sevin states. They areas ceased aud ah other portous arm badly burned. A. M. Hyatt, rerioualy r-'. . . , i,. , .. , follows: Ohio. 2,0u0: Michigan, 54X); Iowa. 2, 'JON and ttfkl; restore hyms 3tB, 398, the musical purtluns of the service was the estate, are required u> dppe -t . burned about the face and arms; J. C. Four of ihr SI, Lnlo.1^3 Ms. : J^JU. llnlUa„ l.OOu; WlsaSdn. l.-JUS, Mils 318, 504; mid a duxology to hymn i:», and last poem he wrote set to music by 1-uly said court, then to be J;.>■’ nnd flee, in the City ot Ha-t: :. ' Graves, slightly burned, but' about head; prefix the first verse of hymn 314 to hymn Tennyson. I ni-sote, 1,0)0; Missouri, (X»; total, 7.500. tonw cam®, irony llwrr «>■ • Chariea Wood, badly burned on the face 63). These changes were greeted wit h cries Po -reviLLK, Pa., OcL 15.—Tl;e rwcuers i '---------------- - ------------Henry Harris, an American author, has the petitioner may not be cr.-■ -• notice imd- about entire Isriy, recovery doubtful; at worii in the Sterling Run colliery conof “Good!" one uf the hymn restored bring la-rii made a chevalier of the Legion of further otdered. that wud petits 1’uval Delegates Arrive. , •I tie A. 1L Wilkes, severely bunred! about face cl tidal their hiijors yesterday morning. to the persons interested i-> smt New York, Oct. -Ik—^rchbfahop Sntolli. the old favorite, “‘How Finn a Founda­ --.rM neodency of said pettU<m a- ’ and hands. ‘ *____________ They found Sainuel Collins, Ben Thomas, 1 *“*1 Dennis J. O'Connell, the papal tion." The division of thtMliocesea of Flor* Saturday, Oct. 16. thereof by causing a-ww ,U,I ■ ’* ida aud Michigan wu-i agreed to. published in the H.ytijurJames Donney nnd Joseph M linstock dead delegates that arrival hen; Wednesday pn New York elevatttl railways carried dur­ paper printed and ctrcnWMi.i' • West P9LV5, Mltw^;:Oct. 17.4S4vcn dry under the debrfa, aud Michael Wetchock “ the ■* steamaliip ' Majestic, r-* 'from — Rome, •left THE DEATH RECORD. ing the three days of the Columbian festiv­ Barry, oncnIn each week ten th. -, goods stores, an office building and a livery aud Joseph Ke’chle alive, but in terrible New York yesterday morning for Balti­ ities over 2tD00,(ri0 persons, with only ono weeks previous to said day of <■• Cha*"-.' SAMUEL Babcock, ex president of the Mtaidc..wen:_dLeiUuicd by flxv. here.Thure-.: . xandition----- Ul the irjured art? in a critfcal more. They went in a special car, accom­ acrident. day night. Thv law office building, which condition and other deaths are lookwl for. panied by a committee rent here bv Cardi­ Connecticut Vnlley railroad, nt Hartford, Christ Shcpplcman nnd Frank Hoffman (A tree copy.) nal Gibbons. The delegates will visit Cann. was bnrncil, waa occupied by two amvswere fatally stabbed by Jesse Giunis, thirMure Midi Contracts Executed. Joitx H. Camp, prominent politician ot .Washifigtou und have au interview with papera Tbe Leader' nnd Thu Forum, .the' BEGISTRATIO N<’H' 1 _f Oct. 14.—Ther pMrtmaster Item miles southeast of Fairbury, Ills. Ail Secretary ot State Foster regarding their Lyon, N.-Y. • Western Union Telegraph office and about To I he qualified vleetors of tbv' ■> J •-. '.f.,. Timothy J. Phice, well-known citizen three nre farmers and had been drinking tweutv law Offices. The lom. wiH exceed general has executed ocean niJil cohtracta mission to this country. They aro sent Notice is hereby given. m-'L11' ;• tint heavily. Ginn is is under arrest, and it is wific the, 'tiiternational Nttvigtrtion* com-' here by the pope to thoroughly examifle the of Columbus, 0. 11 SO,OX!.. . lhe several wards of the e«» ‘ . irnw [ feared he may l» lynched. a* a board of rrcisirutl»'> d e paqyZi»iMTelwjt^e company nre reyitlrvd condition of tlie Roman Catholic church in Fbaxk p. Cox. th. Whit. Homc- ul- । Town Councilor Schumacher, of Oder­ of mi art entitled, au w ««’/««’«[»?;. . < ma tbe United States. , 'Krapber.ji^Wajihington. Chicago, Oct. 17.—£lmer Krider, 8 yean( to operate a line of steamers between New ------------------------------------------------berg. Eberswalde, Prussia, was found ■bnslrs of tbe elorttve frai’thi^ •*> ? (irxai . York illy nnd 'Swchaiifptoti/ England,' * iu/J T" 1 Pf°miBCQt Tenner- imaduo® on the royal preserves aud was Hon cf electors approved tri’. • rid, and Harry Krider, C years old, were IIiuubt-rg Cholera Statist}®*. .(.w4 see politician, u nt'kashrlUe.* with nt Irtutuna willing every tTpek. Tho » noHtlrira, x..k.m. | lnfcd by Hamburg, Oct. 18.—According to the drowned in Lake Calumet yesWrday after­। steamers nre ra;uirai to be of American Kended by act 191 of ’**'“* >■'Charles T. Stkwart, ex-mayor of Syca­ rehwth. i<««. *»« ’”H‘{ ’» id noon. The Ixiys were flouting on a barrel construction and not less than tf.OOU tons official figures there have been 17,«t> enscg I Colonel Joint Hunter, pioneer settler and more, Ills. . J proiuhiint Democrat of I^ u L ul , la., died and ventured out too tar. Their bodiesI register; also n lino of th® Mine class, of of cholera and 7,506 deaths since the out­ ,. j |>.w>u«»km» uruKKiai ui i^/UL-w, ia., uicu LU-lorr H. PemdLKTOE. brother <rf ex- al Chillicothe, Mo., of paralysis, aged 80 were recovered and taken to the home of. American construction, to make fifty-two break ot the dbeaw in Hamburg. The :;S£ their parents, who live .Ln Block E, Pull­ Minister 1 endlctou, at Cincinnati. * years. He was visiting relatives. trips inch year lietwwn New York city total of Emperor William’s contributions «i»u».irert,m»w«'»^r JTii ' man. ___________, do II. Roes, cousin 0.' , A Freuch merchant nonwi Fmocois was NIicrHT'* eff c • at court bouse, i"' and Antwerp. Belgium, touching at for relief of families und orphaps Is 50tfdQ in, General Grant, at Washington. 1 arre-tcriat Ixmdon ou a charge of bring of compirtlng a __________ ,bS Southampton. England, and Bologne, marks. Borert. P. WtLBOjf, distiuguirited law implicated in the dynamiting of M. Very’s Des Moines, la., OcL is—Mrs. Lixxio• France. '' Chtcagn Churchr. Celobrato. yer , nt Buffalo. ' restaurant at Paris. He denies his guilt. SSWSK’.SK-’SS'*^6' Stephens nud son Albert, of Cawker City, Chicago, Oct. 17.—Services comtncmoru Mahoxy, oldest person L. , Prairie fires are causing heavy loaem of Ka.-., hud rooiuij nt the Aborn house Thurs­ Oct. 14.—The last of the tire of the 4G0th anniversary of the discovHomes'! *7 M w nt Dec*tnr. Mich. buildings, stock aud farm produce in Mani- ieMO at voting under Iffis acL w g< kfi>cX* day uighu They had never seen gas before National left here yesterday. They -rfry of America by Columbus were held Edward W. Seymour, judge of a., toba. Chairman o< tie Bo«ru at BeKixraiwa. and lx>th blew it out. Mrs. Stevens was yraterday ta the Chicago cfeurchre of gll Lonneciicut supreme 90^ «t UkMWd. . found dead yesterday morning, but Albert ___________ If tbe sheriff fails to.keep Everything la quiet at Coffeyville except things quiet. denominations, ’ survived. 1 1 I Marlsnu* Unmn, Vttarwkda rVilVAwttl. V at h, TSnSlffiSirt « * t V M �ij a st i n gs Banner. 1O-,89X HAPPY REPUBLICANS : DEMOCRATS LEAVING THEIR PARTY -“cjos BWS-.-PropnHwfc THE “BLOOMING JAY.’* elty ’gCffiaatniffi: You are here-., uwwnra »«> acucra* electem to be held In this state ou Tuamw, tho sth day ot November. I8W, the following --------- —«r Democrats Annonnea Thali officers are to be elected, viz: By lhe electors reversion to Ilr^blteuul.m - Tho of the district hereinafter deflosd. one elector tow aa Innocent Campaign Souvenir of President and Vice Preslddiilol tbe United Tariff, the Nationaf Bank law and Waa "Sappreaaod" by Tammany—How States tn each district, who shall be known and Other Paatures Drive Than Out. designated In the ballot, respeetlvelv. as eas­ Children and Grawn People Can Out­ tern district elector ot Preaktentand Vice Presi­ wit v—------ — dent of the Unib*d States at large, and weal- i [Special Corrcspomlcnec.] am district elector of President and Vice PreslNxw York, OcL 10.—According to dent of the United States at large; also. In like The Democrats aro evidently afraid of tlio Democratic national coinmittoo manner., two alternate electors of President J and Vice President who shall be known and Great Britain haa grows tired of her the tin plate argument They know that designated mi the ballot, as eastern district free trade and ia about £\nt a tariff on under tho McKinley law the manufac­ alternate elector of President and Vice Preslture of tin plate in this country has not dent ot ths United States at large, and western certain American products upon tho district alternate elector of President and Vice American proUtjtivo theory. Tho liter­ only become practicable, but many mil­ President oft he UnltedStataa at large, for which purpose theflnf second. Sixth. Seventh.eighth ary bureau of the Democratic headquar- lions cf dollars have been invested in, it, and tenth congressional districts shall com­ tt-ra announces that tho English parlia­ forty or fifty establishments for ita pose one district to Iw known as the eastern manufacture opened, and thousands of electoral district, and the third, fourth, Orth ment will as soon as it meets pass an rIn I h. eleventh and twelfth congreaaional dis­ act placing a tariff on American wheat, workmen given employment at good tricts shall eompou the other dtecrict. to be known us tbe western electoral district Tnorn 1 fur the double purpose of getting even prices. So they see that tho feature ■re also to be Heeled by lhe electors in each with the United States for ourJ)igh tariff of tho McKinley law; which they most congressional dlslFkt Imo which the state is divided, one elector of President and Vice Presl- . . duties and at the samo timoprotecting strongly denounced, is already proved a blessing. But they want to conceal dent, and one alternate elector of President British colonists and British interest* in and Vice President, the ballots foe which shall that fact and prevent people talking designate the number of lhe congressional dta- I wheat growing Australia, Canada nnd Irlct and ihe persons to be voted foe theteln. as India. Thus it seems that tho British are or thinking about it, or about the benefit dtstriet'elector and alternate district elector of which protection brings. And they have Readers who find it difficult to get over President and Vice President of tho United actively cooperating with theDemocrats decid&j to use the official machinery of the microbe acare. and who during tbe sea- States respectively; also, on tbe general ticket a I of this country to try to scare the farm­ Governor. Lieutenant Governor. Secretary of Tamuiany in NewYork city to present it eon of sweltering heat arc longingly look­ Blate . State Treasurer, Auditor General. Comers of the United States into voting ing forward ton January bliuard and zero musloner This was the way itcaino^Kjatf The I I weather ot tho State Land Office. Attorney 1 witlr a hope that “microbes" and Genera) and agaimt Republican doctrines of protec­ Superintendent of Public Instruc­ Protective Tariff league, tl. W igh its sec- I I all other tnlnuto organism will be froaen tion: also a member of the State Board of Edotion, while at the same time they ure rotary, Mr. Wilbur F. Wakeman, de­ stiff, will probably lie interested in what a eaUon In plaee ot Samuel S. Babcock. Whoto Uthabuaof ■ogMcyttvM that 1Wi.M-rf.wn admitting their value by proposing to ot office will expire December 31. IM;also cided to bring tho tariff question, and great scientist bns to say. Professor J. J. term a Representative tn Congress for the 4th Ccnadopt them for the benefit of British colparticularly the tin plate feature of it, Coleman, preaident of the chemical section gresslonal district ot this state, to which this I oni«3> whom they propose to protect । to-the attention of tho families of New of the Glasgow PhiltMophlcal society,states county belongs; also a Senator for the ifith Sen­ against United States farmers. It is not 1 York by distributing to the school chil­ that nt 133 degs. below zero tbe flesh of atorial district, composed of lhe counties of Barry and Eaton; oho a Representative In the believed that this joint attempt of tho sate Legislature tor one ReprenentaUre dts- i dren os they camo from the schools animals, such ns beef, mutton, etc., be­ Irlct for Barry County. You are also hereby bydruCXtotsev«ywh^orB<MbyB1^; British and the Democratic party to daily some cute little tin plates, made comes so hard that it rings like porcelain nnllfled that at said election there will be rubbluff the farmers into voting lhe Demo­ CARTIR moiciNI CO., Now Y<wk when struck with an iron rod. And yet, milted to tbe people tbe question ot a conven- 1 of American tin, which bear a suitable tlon for tbe purpose of a general revision of tbe according to experiments by himself and SMALL PUL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE cratic ticket will be a success. legend and aro a matter of interest to Professor McKendrick, microbia contained constitution of this state, that each person vot­ ing for such proposition shall have written or . Domucnla Badly Alarmed. everybody. So they sent men to the in such meat will recover vitality, even printed or partly written and partly printed on The fact is the Democrats have bo- school buildings to distribute them free after being subjected to such intense cold this ballot the words. “Convention for the purFORPROFIT. Atthrnn.txii K A F | f» M come very much alarm*! about the of cost as the children trooped out at tho forOO Lours.—Philadelphia Press. tx>se ot a general revision of the Constitution of I this State—Yea." and each person voting <Mfchj HUvtsituation. They have received reports end of the day. The children went wild against said proposition tbe words. "Conven­ tion for the panose of a general revision of the from the west which convince them over it. Every one wanted one of tho Constitution of thia State—No.” ’ tiusu ’pVU!' ’,,r clrvtu*r- Addrroa. a I that tho stories of prospective Demo­ pretty, shining toys for himself or her­ “What sort of a boy h Harry Harkins! Yoa are hereby notified that at said election there will also be elected an Associate Justice cratic success in thv western states are self, and ono or two for the sister or Chip of tbe old block!” “No. He’s a bigger man than his father of the Supreme Court, to till tho vacancy caus- 1 the merest. moonshine. They have lost brother at hume. The result was that ed by the rexlguaUon ot Alien B.. Morse. The \V hen you want a hope of carrying HJjgow, Wisconsin hundreds of thousands of tho bright, was. It's a case of a block of tho nld china term of office will expire December 31st tSU. , You are also aotlfled that at said election , and others of tho western states which I haudeorae littlo plates were going into | there will be elected the following county officers for Barry County: A Judge of Probate, a month agq they were claiming with I the families of the city, aud carrying Sheriff, Clerk, County Treasurer. Register ot \ ujion them this legend great persistency. Their only hope lies I Deeds. Prosecuting Attorney. Two Circuit Court Commissioners, two Coroners and a now in the “assistant Democratic Go to the County Surveyor. party," aa the People’s party has re­ 1 The following places bare been designated by i the common council for holding the said eleccently liven denominated. If they can tlon In the several wards of the city: get enough Republicans to vote with . First ward. F. A. Stanley s Blacksmith shop. 1 Second watd. Building of J. 8. Goodyear. party in Kansas, Nebraska and tho Third ward. Council Rooms. Fine line of creams anil that ' BANffER GUARDS OUR . Dakotas to carry the electoral votes I Fourth war*. Sheriff’s office. LAMP FROM tflGL AhO ’ s' Given under my hand and the seal of the fresh confectionery. ngainst thv Republicans they will thus city of Hastings. Michigan, this 3d day ot Oct. pauper PAY YS A. D„ 1892. accomplish nil that they now expact. ; AND WHEN I PLAY J­ |E. G. Holukook, Recorder. But there is little prospect of that. The | BRITAIN'S HAND Republicans of those states are seeing please take me for 1 clearI v Hint they are being ramie gauiv a blooming of and that the Dtmocrate are attvmptTIME TABLE. JAY ‘ I AMES 1. SWEEZEY, , ing to use them ns a cat’s paw to pull In effect September H. IBM. i their chestnuts out of the fire. They •' Attorney at law. JFHlfa Tillbrook Hastings. Mich; i see that a vote for Weaver and Field is Son of Buttons. I rxcilcea In all courts ot the state. Col- indirect^ a vote fur Cleveland uud | This was too much for Tammany. To s rc s I vet Luus promptly attended to. b4i‘ benutifol little souvenirs of this -VOKIH. kind 1 tearing protection sentiments going Kalamazoo Lv... RS.E.ILAU. I’. LATHROP. While upon thia subject of the atti­ into the families of Democratic New of McKeesport. Pa., liad a Scrofula Lunch under Kost Cooper........ Hbmoepalbie Physicians and ono car which tho pbyslcan lanced aud then it tude • ! southern Dembcrate toward York would not do. So n consultation became a running sore, and was followed by Richland Junct. CYseesy................ Surgeons IT I- I PI TY r mi ..wo ,onr»el fend fam.............. Milo....................... All *--••** calls city and country promptly at- Union soldiers, it may be interesting to was held in the secret chambers of Tam­ eryslpelax. Mrs. Tillbrook garj him If l* «rt ta- I. -t talar for year money. i Delton.................. quote something from tho Lynchburg many. and blue coated ixdicemen were reromur ir. i,.ur footwear by pnrvteaalaa : tended to. Cloverdale........... (Yu.) News iw an evidence of the real detailed to stand guard at the schools bhultx................... feeling of the southern Democrats to-- und prevent the distribution of tho (1 A. SCR1BNEIL M. D., tho sore healed up, bo became perfectly well HASTtVaS............ Physician and Surgeon, wan! the old soldiers. Speaking of tho plate*. «If course they carried out their and Is now a lively, robust boy. other parents s5CO.j*-reU3.00 whoso children suffer from Impure blood Coals Grove....... {Kwaibility that the outbreak of cholera orders, ami when the eager children l»elton. Mich. to tc V2 F4.00ZT *" r50 Woodland.......... Office In residence, one olock east of depot* might interfere with the Grand Army next day looked anxiously for the dis­ should proflt by this example. to a Wuodbnry........... *3.50^ 1 encampment at Washington that paper tributers they found them not. They Hooo-a PlLL8 cure Habitual CoMtlpationW ei ViaD.L.^ ’ JJ A. A C. IL BARBER said: “If that is all the harm the chol­ had been informed that they would be restoring pertetamc acUca of the allmaatary ca£ag lirtrolt S2.50 MPUUll....... -fl, Physicians and Surgeons. Grata Rapids era might do, we think tho nation will I arrested if they continued their distribu­ 12.25 ' Calls in city or county. responded to wilt lie benefited by its appearance, for we tion. -OYS S2.00 promptness, day nr night. think it is high time that these camp But it-will not stop here. Under re­ “VI.75 Buttons. meetings of the G. A. R. were broken publican administration of tins Unites! t’ \ VILLI AM O. LOWDEN, up ami discontinued. They originated States government the moils uro open ’’ Lawyer. „ south. and are designed to keep alive the sec­ to all who want to use them, whether Kalamaxou Ar... to <x> Office over Julius Russell’a store. State tional divisions and animo'ity growing Democrat or Republican, black or East Cooper Lv .. street, Hastings. Mich. Richland JudcI. out of tho war anti to promote the iu- white, old or young’, of American or CresMy .. ___ tere.-ts of the Republican party. Tho foreign birth. And oae of the pretty ?! Milo . A. SHELDON. Delton gathering in Washington is simply to little tin plates, which is accurately GENTLEMEN, Cloverdale a Abstract and Real Estate] Office. help Harrison to the presidency. Who represented in the cut, can bo sent are uaed in the Sholtx. to Abstract Hloek. HasUuin OTHilt M’f.f | »I.TfKH tn footwear aro of preparation of Moary to loan on Real Estate Real Estate cares if thg approaching' cholera does with safety by mail. And the children Hast: xos.......... —and grown people, too—of.two city* sold oo conunKiioo. Genrral coa rev asci ng. disconcert aud break up its plans?” daring a complete set of Abstract Books, comand.the whole United States are smart Coots Grove ♦piled from tbe Records, can furnish complete Cleveland I'luda Tlilnga Mixed hi New Woodland enough to know that. They can outwit i tracts. C. F. BROOK8. Clerk. Woodbury » iw H. £. Jb • Ex-President Cleveland, wbohascomo Tammany Hall and Chairman llarrity laaalng................ P. DlLAKEj^Mt. D., to New York for a pennanentstay, finds ami Mr. Cleveland and all the Demo­ Detroit 1 35 tliat ho catnen me toosoon. The leaders cratic machine by sending a two cent Grand Rapids.... Office over Holloway’, drug store. are in u panicky condition. Not only stamp to Wilbur F. Wakeman, Protect­ Office hours from i to < p. m. Telephone, eon •Stops on signal only. ~~ Reeling with residence, at Holloway's drug are they depressed over the discovery* ive Tariff league. New York, and ask­ * •n<« •will not carry passt nge.-s unless that they cannot carry any of the rain­ ing for ouo ot those cute little tin plates fpftfcA ia abaolutely pure provided with freight train pennlu. Freight trains will be run at ibe convenience bow states for which they had vainly to bo sent by mail. And they will get ami aoluble. ot the company, who reserve the right lo change Q M. PO WLER.D.D. S. hoped, bnt they see the ground slipping them. It has more than three timet theetrength the time of such trains without notice. n .. W- s- Dkwixo. Genl Manager. from beneath their feet in New York. k European llribra. of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot H. C. POTTM. Cen'IPAT r ---------office hours • a m. to 5 p. m. Ahnast every day somo prominent -------------------Nothing has proven more conclusively or Sugar, and is far more economical, J If you wish Democrat announces his transfer to Re­ th<* great advantage which onr recicatting lett than one cent a cup. It MITH A COLG ROVE, J to arivertis^ publican ranks. Not only has General I procity treaty gives tho United States is delicious, nourishing, and kasilt Lawyers. Sickles by every public utterance since ! I over the European countries than tho a sndnmrt ion. send one dollar (Office tn Union block, Hastings. >_ moxstKD. -V h r- .- •lio.-k for Advertisers." A the Chicago convention shown his'abPractice is all tbe courts of the state. development of tho scheme on the part •* .!...' t‘.at I*ok will enable Sold by Orocors everywhere. solute contempt for Mr. Cleveland, but j of Germany to induce South American a ■ •«!.at ymi ought Iodo, many«>ther old soldiers aro also lining V aul. ■ ।idea of the probable cc»L governments to break off their reci ­ 4 E. KENASTON, the same. General Ik-ers. formerly of a procity treaties with the United States. a. Attorney* at Law. If you instruct us New York regiment, and a lifelong The .evidence seems to !>e beyond ques­ (Over J. 8. Goodvear A Co.'♦ store.) Faying for Farms Ironi one Crop. tor: । - i mln amount of adveriteactlces In all courtsof the State. CotlecUOM Democrat, has announced his nnwillingtion that an offer wax sent from Ger­ jromptlyitteadlngto. ■ • ■ : In the way we think nuss to support Cleveland and Stevenson. many to President Heurcux, of San win : mw.good,youBhould Gov. John Millgr, of North Dakota, re­ - 1 . >t rtatement of what A prominent colored citizen—au ex­ Dumingo, proposing to pay him $30,0(10 lates an instance of what Is being accom­ R. TIMMERMAN. Homvpathlc I’hy* 4 j : . .'Lomplhh, and maka consul—who has heretofore co-ojierated a year if he would break off the reci­ plished by farmers in the Red River Valley v - . .L-jnienU for payment. • siclan and Surgvoiu 4 1 •r .-..n then receive all tho wijh tho Democrats, in a long letter to procity treaty with the United States. of Minnesota and North Dakota. He said (Office over Lathrop’s drag store.) \ •»’.'• . ’nt it requires. S. J. Leland, near his town of DwIghL N. tbe Chairman Harrity tells. him why ho President Heurcux, it seems, sent asjiv cannot support tho Democratic nominee, ciul envoy to tho Qnitcd States to see if D., taught 160 acres of land in the spring (If you wish aw, real estate and collect­ who has shown himself unfriendly to this country would make a higher bid. of 1801, for 83,800, and raised crops that J an advertisernent ing OFFICE OF tho colored race. Hon. Georgo Ticknor Secretary Foster replied promptly that season worth tho salary of n government I «f the petitlouer sCan>r be* wh? ,L (Ou»»ty, Palm kb ton A Smith. clerk. In excess of the cost of his farm, as i plan of adrerttalflff Curtis, a distinguished Democrat and a \The United States is neither to bo per thv following statement: Woodland, Mich. 1 ' told what papara lawyer of great prominence, has an­ liackmaile-l ot; bullied. If yonr coun­ 4.190 Bu. of wheat, at 85eN) C. S. PAi-MKirrox. J- M. Smith. • "nd what tho oust *id furnish tho adverNotary Public. Justice of lhe Peace. nounced his withdrawal from the Demo­ try breaks the treaty it must lw prepared H>0 .. .. oats, al 30c lOT.uo ! ;h<» plan—elthar. or cratic party and his determination to to bear all the consequences, for in my jnlt t hem for your aon2.O0O.M 1 aether with our blUTor support Harrison ou a tariff and other uiind tbe word 'reciprocity' is associated Deducting cost of land. grounds. Colonel Cohen, who was a with 'retaliation.’" Leaving...........................................................gl.lS&M ♦ For preparing Cases ot this kind are so comruon that Democratic candidate for state senator preparing they are a frug In the news market out two years ago, has announced his with­ I advertisement;, drawal from the Democracy. Florien Tbe following is an accurate record of A ' ■ ur.-l estimates the ­ I-kuBaiK OKI»EK. tl ad Groejean, the proprietor of an im­ the mlmber of pension bills to which the | h-orr."' ”'sut. or p'jWMrornv-.ty* lu*lu*“' urcbAniS — vv . . . --I i-. ret!mates For tho expense of of Michigan, County of Barry—as. mense manufacturing establishment on presidents since 1880 have I’fused their i State . riiscments and watehAt a session <>f the Probate Court for tbe a ttk’ 'I : r.: 'Iment of contracts we Long Island, and a warm personal signatures. It Is verified by statements County of Barry, holdeu at tbe Probate Office, v . i ri.mmiMionallowed by f : of the paper la wiuca the Cllv of Hastings. In said county, on friend of Mr. Cleveland, announces his of the Democratic campaign text book, In Wednesday, the Mb day of October. In tbe te’ ■ meat appears. withdrawal from tho Democracy on and its accuracy therefore will not bo year one thousand eight hundred and ninety two. Present, Charles tW. Armstrong, Judge of tariff grounds and a determination to questioned: ♦ If you want to learn Probate. vote with the Republicans. Mr. Glover, Llncola......... A..J. None In the matter of the estate ot Daniel \ nd onts of advertising Nuno P. Bradley, deceased. a prominent manufacturer of Glovers- JohnMin.................. ■ uny coat or trouble, read On reading nnd tiling the petition, duly veri­ •V ixk regularly, carefully, ville, N. Y., announces that his experi­ Grant..J. None fied of Ulivc Bradley, widow of said deceai>ed, HayeJ. • • ; . -tied weekly, 8^ » year. that a certain instrument now on file In ence with the McKinley tariff has led If None praying GarfleM.................. ibis court purporting to t>e the last will and • h a complete catalogue of allb None testament <>f said deceased be admitted to pro­ o Clock lu tile to'rift’i.b." *' ^uurv now’s a’"1 0,1 him to decide to transfer his allegiance Arthur.'. • , vend $S for tho Amcriun: 1>S4 bate, and that adinlnlitratlon of said estale . r Directory. from the Democracy to Republicanism. Cle> daml;.......... |. None may bo granted to Olive Bradley, the executrix - • ■ -K. ■ j;tlier Information addraai Colonel Cockerill,'of the New York llarri<on..*......... 1. 11 said will named or to some other suitable, ’ GEO. P. KOWEUU & C®.. p-rson. Commercial Advertiser, for many years Tho Democratic campaign tost book » Thereupon It Is ordered, that Tuesday, the Michigan < a prominent Democrat, is working ac­ 1st day of November, A. 1>. 1W.'. nt ten o clock’ f Hmpap.r Advertising Burean, tively for Republican success. And there currency:. “It is readily coneeded that tn the lorenoon be assigned tor the bee ring of said < 10 snwet ST., SEW TOSS. petition, and that the heirs at law of said de­ aro hundreds, yes, thousands, of others the currency haa been uniform; that tbe ceased and all other persons Interested In uid - estate, are required to appear at a session of sal <1 all over tho -late and all over the great Court, then to be holden at tbe Probate Office manufacturing sections, where a change been light; that tho ajratom waa of great In the City of Hastings, In said County, and show cause, If any there be, why the prayer of in the policy of the nation toward manu­ the petitioner may not be granted. And It is facture* would prove disastrous. further ordered, that said petitioner give notice lo the persons Interested in said estate, ot th* pendency of said petition and the hearing Oar eomtnarrlal rivals In Europe do not Cure* thereof, by causing a copy ot this order lo bi Ohappad Hands, WomWla, Burna, Bic. regard thia reciprocity |x»llcy aa a “aham,” published In the Hastings BANjrza. a newspa­ per?) Inted and circulated tn said County al but aa a serious threat to a trade suprem­ Barry once In each week tor three successive acy they have long enjoyed.—Harrison’s weeks previous to aalddarpf hearing. ir amounted to • 73.000. OOO. CHAS. W. ABMntBONG, (A tree copy.) Judge ot Probate IN LARGE NUMBERS. THE PANIC AN AMERICAN TIN PLATE CREATED IN NEW YORK SCHOOLS. Just the thin% Qh howcheaj), CURE Jxje size, d SICK ^ow|>rice. ybu want it*. HEAD k d d in fl ia tit iy he tie ■ • in. ot he uf «Q Uy RIGHTNOW ACHE & piX ft WING. Tobacco P is the , FRESH LUNCH,:-: "Tobacco f/er offered for tfie' money— CITY BAKERY. I^RQE.Plug A. E. RENKES. ONEY Chicago, Kalasaioo & Sigio ' ^jur dealer ^asit Jira.wr ’ ’ J ' Louisville. aca. <ne nnL uh* tlu tho tier MU, Ii*. Mayor Tillbrook B Hood’s Sarsaparilla Unlike the Dutch Process No Alkalies W. L. DOUGLAS •the ffler. Di«» S3 SHOE Wr »0l«. Util. Jt in SalL era* salu XT Off >ba>. UUV. Other Chemicals P W. BaKef & Ou’s Bronson. Breakfast Cocoa, ;To Advertisers I S ty of astro - ^5K -FOX IT, BUSINESS CARDS. byhe - ... .... .. ... ...----- — — handed dpwn to as u relics from the courts nf France, Spain. England and Ger­ many we can but conclude that for.au ex­ tremely long period of time, probably eight or ten centuries, the dressing of tbehuman foot baa been, even in the so called civi­ lized countries, but slightly different, and only In degree from the customs ot the fol­ lowers of Confucius for thousands of years. Fortunately for art, unfortunately for the history of civilisation, so called, the artist of olden as well as modem times has not copied, except in portraiture, tho cramped foot, the narrow toe, the elevated heel and the pinched instep, which have long ac­ companied the human foot. It seems reasonable to suppose, however, that the Roman artist nod critic, and the Grecian as well, fully attempted to give us the per feet foot as found In the well developed Grecian noman of the day. The sandals worn at tho time when Rome was in her splendor were undoubt­ edly so constructed os to afford ample op­ portunity for tbe development of*the foot and exhibit lhe licauly of ite conformation. —Science. W. Baker & Co., Dorchester, Mass. S r the 'lice. Mon one P '■ L thou. said DO Ot tteoff. and »OdCU nty vt tings: sen of •rtlnt «trtxa>. rathe it the Fli M KIRKS D JAMON TARS04P il SMtt* room. ■w W“®®! ”.,*a Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansing. INERICAI FAULT SOAP.i Seat for General HobaehoW Uaa - . ' ■•asKSL. I. �GOW TO BOY A SEWING MACHINE? nnb?r *v,hi tr-v - c-:L.»t~» sunmWru «».-«■ The claiu recitation conducted, by • Mb* Brown suggvsted many g-iod thtngx. Tbe nu-.iic? dSkSS'eansiated of 18 pupils from the fish which grade aud their study ut history from Um awl nJ. Hayes, 8 pence and Tomllusoo; StebMna textbook was measured by about live taking bis seat After roll call and C<xA weeks. A part of the class were aent to was excused from meeting. the boards to write lists ot exytorera, The reading of tin minutes of the pre­ brief sketches, etc., while ttw rest wrre revious «oj meeting wm »u dispensed with. The reduaoo- wo by mihI Thv Buperlntandeat su«reted W pupils leqaitted themselves very eredn—.r.i History Hf.tnrv IIn th<» hl ih school and nnd .. .. ... . . .. . . .... . of> General d 0,0 itably. Work upon lhe boands criticised few changes in the catalogue. by tbe pupils that had been reciting. Pu­ The committee on buildings and grounds pil select a date from tbd lid upon the reported that they were building walks at board-and class give event associated an expense of 50 cents per sq. yd. sud therewith. Teaeiier gives event and clue recommended the cementing of lhe base­ name person connected with IL Anin lug chapters, ment floor In new building; also the bul’d- gives simply “catch word** and the pupil omni, will bo eagerly follwad Ing of a walk from new bnlldlng around gave associated faet. as twenty negroes sug­ trated. south fddo of water closet. r gesting the Introduction of slavery into Moved by Bessmer that the main walks this country, etc. built be five feet‘wide. Carriad. ADH!NJ8TBAToR*S |«AUIn general, the pupils spoke dearly'and Moved by Bessmer. that the committee distinctly and used good language. There on buildings and grounds be authorized to yfonL ta )F -bv riwn that 1 shaH at n at was a pretty dose adberencH to the lan­ build a floor lu boiler room of new build­ guage of tbe text, however, and I be writ­ imhite ■■triton t>tha highest bMSer.m W toy, a of October. A. n.m, at tea ing of Portland cement- Carried by the ten work revealed several errors iu open­ tire o’clock, ia »h> forenoon in the FfobaSasMt a la­ following vote: Bessmer, Bronson, Daw­ ing. . the rity of Hastings tn the county etwarr-. son, Hayes, Stabbins, Spence and Tom­ With a class of something over 4b from linson. theSrd.and 4th grades. Hits Matbav.s Moved by Hayea, that the president finely 111 unrated her method of teaching ciHinlj and secretary be'instructed to petition the tbe important art of music. A pert of tho common council in behalf of this board to class have had only a few weeks Inotreehave sidewalks built on south side Church tion, and the rest leas than a year. The Micuft^n, known and described' aa along the west side of the property of R. exercise consisted Jo singing tbe tones ef to-wit: The waBvMad one-half. 04)) o€Uhm L Hendershott and Mrs. W. H. Myers and the scale by numeral, syllable or letter aa J. 3. Goodyear and cross walks buth dictated by teacher, the giving of certain tv-four MoCIN four hundred' nil across Green street at intersection of tones with one syllable by a pupil and tbe Chureh st_ (on east side of Church st.) and reproduction of these tones by th* data In across Walnut st at Intersection of church terms of the scale, and various other teato D. OeBonawsaw. st (on east side of Chnrch st Carried. Atoliinwsw. that reflected much credit on the children. Moved by Hayes, that the tuition of for­ The whole exercise was exceedingly Inter­ eign students be fixed at 35 and 40 cents. esting and Instructive and showed what Carried by following vote: Bessmer, can be done with little ones on this subr Bronson. Dawson. Hares. Stabbins and lect. ' , Spence and Tomlinson. In the afternoon some 1st grade puplte Moved by Bessmer. that the catalogue In charge of Mioses McLanghllu and be adopted as presented by committee on Biiven gave some recitations and motion rules and regulations. Carried by tbe fol­ songs that were excellent, and for which lowing vote: Besamer, Bronson, Dawson, they were heartily applauded. Hayes, Stebbins, Spence and Tomlinson. Wilbert Smith read a short but good Ihe bond of W- D. Hayes In tbe sum of paper, upon “Inculcating Patriotism in 820,000, with A. J. Bowoe and Daniel Schools. ” All men are naturally attached Striker sureties was read and on motion of to their native country. Patriotism Is some­ Bessmer, that the same be accepted and thing that should be instilled into the .placed on file, the motion prevailed by the mind of every child by patriotic songs, following vote: Bessmer, Bronsnn. Daw- books, flag exercises, etc. Means of doing sou, Hayes, Stebbins, Spence and Tomlin­ this special day exercises of great good. son. In tbe discussion of this subject, ’ Daniel Moved that the committee on finance be C. Warner remarked that patriotism can­ authorized to Ioan 81,000 to Jan. 1, *93, at not live on show. There must be an Idea six per cent. Interest, and the president of duty connected with IL A man must and secretary be instructed to draw orders respect his country and be cannot do this It Acknowledges no Superior. to that amount Carried by following vote: unless it metes obt equal »nd exact justice Bessmer, Bronson. Dawson. Hayes, Steb­ to alL Every m|b should inform himself bins, Spence and Tomlinson. concerning kU Wettons Affecting tbe wel­ Moved, committee on supplies receive fare of his cooiitty. blds on 1,000 catalogues and have power HASTINGS. MICH. Superintendent' Sterling remarked that to make contract for same. Carried by patriotism Is a thing of growth to which the following vote: Bessmer, Bronson, mnny things contribute. Special day ex­ Dawson. Hayes, Stebbins. Spence 'and ercises of much value. ' # Tomlinson. * "Improvement in schools since 1875" Moved that the committee on supplies was the subject on which Daniel C. Warn­ be authorized to receive sealed blds on er spoke for some little time: Thia Im­ printing of the proceedings for tbe ensu­ provement is manifest in better school ing year. Carried. sentiment as shown by greater interest on The following accounts were read: the part of the people, pupils and teachers, 325 00 better buildings. apDaintns, etc. andi "Water rent - Julius Russell, supplies much better teaching. Grading tbe counr" w. H. H. Heath, Funeral funnelling E d* 50 M try schools is a great step In advance. W. H. Goodyear, supplies Director, nssreiaaa beams and oaHtt. Miss Frances Allardlng txpiained .sonm and A. Warner, labor................................ Hatiafact'-------------- — "-------------- “ Frank Flfield, grading grounds... ways ot making tbe school rooms pleasant & Son’s. We are strongly impressed with first ap­ A. Warner, labor................................... pearance. Tbe child's flrat Impression v f J. Thorpe labor...*I 50 scIkjoI should be a pleasant oue. It ia U ie J. Englehart, labor................................ John Mullen, hauling ashesJ teacher’s duty to make bar school room as Ed. Woodard, mason work....../ pleasant and attractive as possible. A slovenly teacher will make a slovenly pu­ James Char1 wood, tending mason.. Described many r/.mple And on motion were allowed by follow­ pil of course. ing vote: Bessmer. Bronson, Dawson, things that may be used to decoraj e the Hayes. Stebbins, Spence and Tomlinson. room. Pupils will gladly assist la tbe work. Thinks the plan of presmting a Qn motion board adjourned. picture to the school In lieu o2 cards a W. H. Spbxce, Sec’y. good one. Mr. H. M. Rich, ot Mlddtevi’/le, was on Uutinv*. A«T- ina i’M tbe program for a paper ou tbe -Value of The Board of Education met In tbe i Music In the School-room." but receiving Common Council room at 7;30 p. m. The . no notice of bis appointment was not pre­ meeting waa called to order by the presi­ dent. Tbe roll being called the follow­ pared. He belie red. liowaver. that so ing members were present and answered[ great Is tbe value ot thia tbad every teacher should do something. It furnishes a to their names to wit: Bessmer, «Bronaon. "safety-valve” for the surplus energy that Hayes. Smith, Snyder. Stebbins, Spence will find k vent somewhere. and Tomlinson. Aftejkvpprovlng minutes of laatmeeting, Moved by Smith.,that the reading of asaoclatlon adjourned to meet at Naahvllle tbe minutes of tho previous meetings be on the last Saturday in January. deferred. Carried. The following bills of accounts were Nearly all the teachers were in atten­ read and referred' to the finance committee. dance: all from. Middleville save two and John Multon, labor.......................... *’S8.00 M those from Nmvllke In full force. .80 • W. F. Hicks, one load of sand,,,,. Assyrte. thi? tar away township^ Uadi A. D. Mayngrd, draying..,.,,,,.. several reprewtatives. AAngle, building stem doom.. Both teachers from Woodland, wese 16.05 old. • ................... present Covert Freer, balance 6h Walks. ... 183.83 Rev. Grigsby was on hand as usual an15.20 B. J. Grant, tile and briek.. • - llvenlng tba meeting by his presence^ Tbe finance committee reported Doubtless all went home and cowuilted counts accepted aa read. Webster on tbe correct use of "vekse’’ and Moved by Smith that the report “paragraph.” . cepted and orders drown for the accounts, That song by tbe choir -will be- In de­ carried bv the following vote: Beesmer, maud far the world’s fair next year. Brolsin. Hayes. Smith, Snyder, Stebbins, .. . . ALWAYS SMOKE THE BEST In The Market Jf m, buy of the who sell*at the sane pric. to the poor mon'.or woman m to the rich. He wont charge yon $55 for s peer machine and sell the same style otmachinofo anGo to DR DOWRY’S^ „d othes fer $26 as do-some dealers. Oh,mo! Have yonr eyt»fltt*-d wBfceye glasses or speatsden. M or 4tnrfo have pmr eye sight preserved into old agev- the eyes should bewoporly exam In just as good to Imv. as the dollar of the rich. Hoells iaed and the > right kind- ot The light Running World Renowned Domestic, The-. New H oms and some other first-class machines. ghisinn worn. Dr. Dawn He will sell yow a machine for a small payment, down ai id the balance in mopthly payments if desired. est qualify anA; greatest vari­ n will pay you to call, on him before you buy. Needles, oils and parts for all machines. ety of eye glasses and spoeta elm at his offite, where you caw have youi iay.es- examined The Dollar of the Poor Man T. PHILLIPS. at all tmes. IT’S k “JIM DANDY;’ SCHOOL BOOKS. Peoples DRUG STORE HE larged* compiStestock oft new and . sec­ ond hand. School Booke. and everything needed iu the Hchoollroom in Barry County. T Can Be- Cared. lalely Bentley, Tomlinson & Rider. §„@O0DEEM J. MILLARD, PimpIks! The stock of lumber and shingles purchased by DRUGGIST ant&bookseller. and the originator and promoter of LOW prices fcr Drugs.. Books and 'Scltool Supplies. 2nd Hand: Booka wanted. At tfieir yard can be found all the novelties in hemlock boards and ing. latest stud- The latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. Webstifs Dictionary 5c. Their No. 2 shingles are “just too sweet for anything 25 YEARS SOLID WEAR With HOT SPRINGS EC- Isjthe length of time that 7. A KM A SOAP. Thia prep­ aration being mainly the evaporated salts from the waters of the Hot Springs, Arkansas, will cure pimples, bleech head and all eruptions Are warranted to last of the skin. Nicely perfumed for the toilet. Sold for the Also remember you next ten days only, at 17eper get a Present—"Good Form,” of $2.00 value cake. SPOOKS AND FORKS with a $10.00 purchase Fred L. Heath, •Spence and Tomlinson. __ The sealed bids for printing the pro«edlnp ot UM .cbool beta tor tb« Ob.sin. ,e»r wenr opened .nd rend. Mawd b, Hn’e. tbnt tbe prtnlln. ot »» K»wedbip tor Ibe en«uln. >nr be let to Cook Bra. « .IL00. Mored by Itonnnr nuamendment th.t tbe prlnUn. ot lb. proeeedlnc* ter tbe en,uto« Jtor b. lei to nearil. «»d Slln.erl.nd. Anendmeol Im loel br ibe tollowln. Y«m: Bommer. Bronnon, SMbbloi. N.ys: Smith, Snyder, Spence Ute andtoUo.ln. Tomlinson. ’Haves ’Motion Jn>,.ll^r rote. Yau:. Bommer. Bnamon, H.J* Smith. Snydw. SlebblM, Spenoe ud TomUbtoe. {to,al by Boomer tbnt U» «nm«(»o on upplle. be utoortod to buy «h»t .uppllm .re nwtod lo commune nebonl. Motion was carried by tbe following vote: Bessmer, Bronson, Hayea, Baiith, Snyder, Stebbins, Spence and Tomlinson. On motion board adjourned, W. Hi 8FKXCX, Sec’y, --------------------- -------- - THE DRQQQ15T, ways right. team cart I pasaed a »otta«o wberwtu a atrangur happened awhile ag^ Nearby lived an old man wha, had rodelved many kindnvaaea from the teua beptrted mtsteeaa of tho coktaao, who took otxapaMton upon hia noceaafty. Early qm morning this lady woke b> great UffrigbL Bho had drcimed thM the oWmaa waa calling her In frantic haata to come and help him. Sho looked at the clock and noted tha time. It waa 4:80. Later co the lifelew body ot the hid man was foundjna well. Ttte medlpM opinion was that it must hav» mk Into the water at about 4SX) that momfajg. That waa their independent, teatinuiay before they had been told of the curioua experlaaM tTthe woman. The ditv --------------- ------------------ ---------— I impossibly that she could have heard the 1 old umh cry, if bo really did cry. How tbvm can oue explain the incident* I might relate other facta similar in their, nature, all showing that there lain tha world more SCHOOL COLUMN The Association meeting on the 15th was a success both In point of attendance and interest About 200 teachers and pat­ rons were present The class exercises were very good and tbe songs and recita­ tions by the little ones most excellent Doubtless all went away feeling repaid for any effort it may hare cost to be in attend­ ance. Semloo opened by mule. fumUbed by nnpU. ot toe blgb Kboot, ud doToUmul exendH* led by Be.. GrtyUy. The prerident bed prepared no formal addreaa, OWln< to the lenyto ot tbe prapram, but u».e a brief blatorr of the aaaoclatloo and .poke of tbe ralue It Imd been to blm In tho paaL AdneaM the plan of botdln< al lout four meeUnxa a year In different parti of the county, and eitendad a cordial iDTltalloo to bold th. oezt nremloy u NubrllU. Agent. F. R. Pancoast W The Reliable Jeweler. I FROM 12 1- A full line of Fall and Winter goods just received. Ladies Beaver shoes of all kinds. Women’s, Misses and Childrens rubber boots and storm slippers. Also a full line of men’s ObMrrxtloM •< J a pilar. Jupiter at all times is without doubt tbe most interesting of all the planets, not only and boys’ 'knit and felt boots, socks and rub­ on account of his gigantic size and system of satellites, but mon ou account ot tbe bers of all kinds, and the best line of school actual benefits derived from observation of the movements ot his satellites, which shoes in the city. Call and examine them & purposes of navigation double discount precision the finest of chronometers. before buying. Remember your ticket on the Worlds Fair tory at Washington haa solute accuracy for at world Atlas. Jupiter, ascertain the mean time akWaah- crftha great E HAVE just received and opened up our first invoices of ne< fall dress goods. To say that we are pleased with them would not describe it. And our friends who have seen them are also satisfied. They are the cheapest and best line we ever offered. You will say so when you see them. r. q. JTOWELL Repairing done by j. C. WOODRUFF, We call special attention to a line that cannot fail '..to please you, and goods that have proven very at­ tractive to all who have seen them. We refer to the We axe now showing our first Invoice of thes goods. Come in and see them at RUSSELL’S � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-10-27.pdf abae14c9a23a716af542539e64dcca5a PDF Text Text test Advertisi^mediumin Bar­ County. Hastings V0L. XXXVII. NO. 28 Banner. HASTINGS, MICH., OCTOBER?7,1899 WHOLE NO. 1950 Hastings Banner. her death Is hourly looked for. Greatly will we miss her—Mrs. M. Griffin, nee Weeks, of New York, arrived here last Thursday to make a months visit with her parents, 8. Weeks and wife—Chas. HASTINGS, MICH. Frey has a sick horse—R. Ormsbee and wife started last Saturday to visit relatives in Caledonia, until Tuesday—Mrs. Win­ ters. of Nashville, ten. is friends _ - visiting - T.. -- .here at present—F. Baugh ahd wife Shultz, are visiting his brother J. E. ™!ue.ot Hood’i Sarsaparilla as a Tobias. «wKssTi.'i'ssr1b’ a Ion This Month! Published Thursdays by COUNTY NEWS. OUR COUNTY Wood - and Woodland. A cold wave struck our village on Tues­ day-George Mosey Is buying a^plea at the evaporator—F. F. Hilbert w»Ziu Haatings op Monday—About a dozen or fifteen Odd Fe lows, from Lake Oddessa. vlalted the I. (J o. F. Lodge of this place on Monday evening—L. Parrlt baa built a large and commodious building where he expects to raise chickens duriug the win­ ter—Columbus Day -exercises passed off very pleasantly—pupils at the I^ee school observed Columbus Day with appropriate exercises among which was the raising of *.K°,e~2i S‘ 1>a,merton went to Clarks­ ville on Wednesday on legal business—The street commissioner Is doing a fine piece of grading on West Broadway—Mrs. Frank Gelb is-very ffck-Alexander Miller is very feeble—Ira Stowell was seen on our streets one day last week—Joe Wagoner was married to a Miss Leedy one day last week. The ,bride and groom are spending their honey-moon In Ohio—The Republican Club Is .now thoroughly or­ ganized and la doing some effectual work. Heaters Delayed letter. The young people of the Ellis school district have organized a club tor the purl«oec of raising money for a school library. This organization Is known ar the Library Clu^. We believe a good library would be of great value to the older people as well as the children now In school. We hope those In the district, whether direct­ ly or Indirectly interested In the school, Will aid in furthering the progress of edu­ cation by giving a good attendance at the * entetrtalnuieuis. Wood - and - Coal - Cooks Delaied tetter A’SlIght shower visited us on Saturday morning. Mdre would be very acceptable — Farmers art* nearly all done husking corn. Some tew have completed that task and have their stalks secured in fine con­ dition—Frank and Fred Lawrence have threshed their crop of Aback clover seed with satisfactory results of Its yield . per acre—News has just reached your scribe of the sudden: death uf one of our esteemed citizens and a veteran of the late rebellion. Jesse Hampton, who committed suicide Sattirday last by thrusting a pair of shears in his breast. Mr. H. had beep for a long I Huie very ill with slight hopes ot bls re| cowry. However, he did recuperate, and i for a short time was able to be about his home giving directions about his farm work, etc. No cause can be ascribed for his rash act except despondency. He leaves a wife and several children, lie­ sides a host of friends—Hon. George Thomas, of Gull lake. Is reported danger­ ously sick with slight hopes • -of —Bls recovery; Koal Six Dollars a Ton This Month I IMPORTANT •J WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dry Goods, Carpets, To every person suffering from Piles or any other Recta! disease. DR. LAKINS, The Rectal specialist of Grand Rapids, Is at the Hastings House, Hastings, every Thursday after­ noon and Friday forenoon, Cloaks, Blankets, Bedding, . Dr. Lakins has a large list of patients in Hastings and vicinity and more arc securing Ids services at each visit as a result of Ids un­ usual success In his special 2»rac' tlcc. All are Invited to call for con­ sultation and examination both of which are absolutely free. AND Live Geese Feathers When in GRAND RAPIDS stop at 1! most complete stock of Dress Goods m the state. A splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella for SI.00, try one. To consumers of kerosene oil in HasUno Mid Barry Co: We >“'« eiubltabod an garner at BmUdit. for U>e “Io Snow Drop oil, which for lumlnitlnt purpp^i l>.» no 0UU.C Holm • - product of rennrylr.nl. crude Mid 155 deytve. fire tret mikes It perfectly Mfe. It ■ el«r«nd white liyht .nd free of odor, nor doe. Itc.uw.nr depo.lt on chimney which Is so common with cheap and low St OMo oil. Since July 1. 1891. Mlchlttim allows the use of 120 degrees fire test JTwhlch permit, the Un- “10 of keruwn. Voigt, Herpolsheime nmdi* from Ohio crude .nd po“e“M • ™yer poroentMO of sulphur .nd ifter eit^llny snBdent ninth, (erplrelre pwrt) Tndw the fire te.1 to ISO deyree. or more 78, 80 and 82 Monroe St. We make a specialty °* making Gents suits ana pants to order. -TOE KENT- ’ opposite VS1ON DEPOT. Free Baggage Transfer. New House s team Heat and Electric Hells. HoomslJO up BEACH A BOOTH. ' A full line of Gents Furnishing Goods. GRAND RAPIDS, \ MICH llybl Is concerned but *t . low lest wlU burn Wrly well, still produdny « renr dU^recb’e order -Idle bunilny .nd ImsdineSechlmney with « fire"P subsUnro. X snow Drop oil . lrt.l, the eo.t ta but IltUe different Him "h»t you p«r lbe rhoan goods you are using and the satisfacSoVwlll got in light will more than LmMnsate. saying nothing of additional gafetr^ For sale by 8. E. Phillips, H. LNewton and Cook A Cook. Nashville. Miss Lulu/Feighner spent Sunday at Hastings—8. J. Truman 8undayed at Hastings—The hunters are all home again and report good luck and a nice time— Miss Greta Young was home from school at Grand Rapids the latter part of last week and over Sunday—Miss Lois Marshall was home from Kalamazixi college several days on account of Columbus Day—Jas Fleming was home from Middleville over Sunday—Misses Lyda Felghner and Edith Fleming attended church at Ver­ montville Sunday morning, they made the trip on their wheels—MIm Henrietta Witte, of•Middleville, spent Sunday with | ••••«■• “ —r— __at; home—S. E. Cook, of Charlotte, friends — «. with — Rev. Ilpv spent Sunday with yrionrlst friends lion. here— Geo. Johnson and family, of Jackson, were guests of friends here the fore part of the week—L. J. Wilson and wife spent Sun­ day with Battle Creek friends—C. B. Lusk Jr., was at Jackson Monday to hear Stevenson—W- H. Andrews, of Washing­ ton. 1>. C. is the guest of his family here— T. 1). Demaray, of Chicago, is home on a visit—There were forty three excursion tickets to Grand Rapids sold at this station Tuesday morning—The state convention of the Y. P.i A. C. was held here at the Evangelical church Monday aud Tuesday of this week. Consequently there Were a great many strangers in town those two days— a republican rally at the opera house next Friday evening. Hon. P. T. Colgrove and others arc to be here. Fine weather for farmers to finish their fall work—Cbm husking Is about finished —A. C. Towne spent a few days last week In Kalamazoo visiting an only sister—Mrs. Spalding and her sister Mrs. Logan visited in Kalamazoo last week—Prairieville Grange had an oyster supper last Saturday nt their fine hall—Chas. Newhnd and wife were visiting members from Glass Creek Grange—Quarterly meeting at Milo church Saturday and Sunday was largely attend­ ed. Presiding Elder Masters preached a very able sermon on Sunday. This charge contains six points for preaching with two ministers. How II will work time will tell—Miss Cairie Reed our popular school teacher, celebrated Columbus Day on Sun­ day evening with her scholars, at the church as interwoven In the Epworth U-ague Exercises. The program war well carried out—Hou. Geo. Thomas is fast convalescing from his late si.-kness—After Nov. Sth some men will wish they bad not tried the feat of trying to, ride four horses—What will not some men resort to for the paltry emoluments of a county office. Some men’s politics are their stock In trade. _______ ______ Dowling Every body is well or getting better.— The net proceeds of the social, held last Friday evening, were $4.00. The next one is to be held at M. Pilgrim’s, the 8lh. of No*., unless further arrangements be made—Ell* Weeks, soon expects to «• to Battle Creek to attend school—Chas. Rice moved in his new house last Sa.uroay—L Powell and 8. Hull were north last Thurs­ day to bunt doer, success t > them—M. Smith’s Infant child Is no better at this writing—Mra. J. Boyd b tailing very fast. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. ■ F. A. Blackman had quite an ail venture Friday morning with one ot his flyers. While driving by Bishop Bros, workshop* the noise*of the saw frightened the bone, and turning suddenly around overturned the buggy, and threw Mr. Blackman l|jto the railroad ditch. After submitting to being dragged through the mud for a few rods. Whale let the horse go. He ran up Orchard street and returned part of the way, but was frightened back across an orchard, jumping an 8 rail fence without touching a rail and taking the buggy with him. He was finally caught, however, and was found uninjured: the buggy also was but slightly broken. Whale goes lame since the episode, as his fall Injured his ankle. Mr. Blackman wishes to ex­ tend his thanks to the boys who assisted In catching the horse.—Delton Breeze. A youthful (?) twain, who have been indulging and promoting the tender pas­ sion in their Impressible hearts, have late­ ly had a misunderstanding which caused a complete fracture of the bond between them ahd kindled wrath in the hearts of each. What [caused this terrible affliction matters not. I Suffice it to say that it was caused. On Monday the gay old widower presented himself al the home of the other victim and naked for the return of some tokens of esteem which he had bestowed upon her In the days when all was sun­ shine and roses. These tokens consisted of a breastpiq and ring, the latter of which had been placed In a small tin box. The lady Immediately delivered to him the pin and the little box and he badc her goodday with the firm Intention ot not resum­ ing the associations. But “man proposes” etc., and after an absence In which he bad time to drive several miles on his way home, he was seeu driving back'. It ap­ pears that be did not open the little tin box, until well on his way home. Imagine his dismay upon opening the box to find that instead of the respected lady giving film the ring, she had made a mistake and giv­ en him a box of corn salye! He returned the salve and demanded his ring, which was hastily given him. Now when they meet their attention is attracted In oppo­ site directions and “they never speak as they pass by.”—Woodland News. John Veit* Is president and L. C. Foigh. ... ... „ . ... per wentar, ot the .Woodland republican club. F. T. Boise lias purchased hi» partner's interest In the Nashville hardwanZTirm of Boise and Palmer, and now conducts the business alone. The Nashville News indicates that when any Hastings cyclist wishes to try con­ clusions with county champion Al Weber, that gentleman aud his friends can be numerously found. The Delton Breeze says that there Is much feeling entertained by democrats In that vicinity against I. II. Wickwire, detnoprohi—people's candidate for register, be­ cause of the way he treated democrats two years ago. • NEIGHBORING COUNTIES J.-O. Smith paid to farmers abode Eaton Rapids over 510,000 for straw ami- hay. He bales and ships It. Olivet Is trying to raise 525,000 to build a Congregational church. A fish story rotnes from Dimondale, which is vouched for by truthful men. It is said that a resident of that locality fln|shed sinking a 90 foot well Saturday .. . . . . afternoon, and when pumpiag out the water a live fish, between two and three inches long, was brought to the surface. Little Mary Stelnler, of Sunfield, fell under the wheels of a heavily loaded wagon the other day. and had an arm ard leg broken. This should be a warning to youngsters who are everlastingly "catching on” to wagons, buggies etc., In towns. Charlotte Catholics will build a mw church. w It costs Eaton county 81,900 a year7 to care for her insane at the slate asylumns. The Eaton Rapids Journal wants a cur* for gossip started right off In that town, and thinks one could do a big business. Grand Rapids is still agitating the Grand river waterway project, and will push harder than ever for governmeut ahi. Rev. J. Fletcher, for 27 years pastor of the Baptist church at Plainwell lias re­ signed. There are 2.208 children in the Battle Creek publit/sehools. The Advance thresher works at Battle Creek are Increasing their power Plant. Increased business requires It. Warden Davis of the state prison, has recalled the fact that once when he was a boy and bls home was in Albion lie could find no wjater one day when lie was thirsty. Ho has had carved two granite fountains and will present them to that city for the benefit of thirsty boys and thirsty animals. Battle Creek bus met with a serious succession of business and industrial re­ verses. The Moon sums them up In tthls manner: It Is an old saying and a very true one. “It never rains but it pours.” But a very few years ago thia city received Its first set back In a business way, by the collapse of the financial scheme known as the Knitting Mill Venture. Tills was followed in dua time by the burning of the paper mill, and its subsequent retirement from business. Then came the business disaster that has since taken the Nall Fac­ tory out of the city. Then the fire that destroyed a promising business, the School Seat Factory, aud now the Art Album, an­ other purely Battle Creek enterprise, baa "uccumbed to the financial pressure, which a chain ot circumstanoea has worked against It. Battle Creek la full of pluck and It Is very doubtful If these misfortunes will not be repaired before another year rolls by. This Is not a despondent or even passive community and It may be depended upon that a . stir will soon be made In the right direction. Over 3,000 Battle Creek children partln the Columbus Day parade. took The other day a Grand Ledge boy aH tached a cat and a small parachute to a kite and “flew” the combination towards the clnuda. The pulling of ■ string re­ leased tiie parachute and cat at the desired altitude; the parachute opened nicely aud pussy sailed gently down to earth, and the fete was pronounced a big success by all the kid congregation that witnessed it. successful; 'twaa the customary cause of balloon accidents—the parachute wouldn’t open1; and. as our young hopeful expressed it, that cat was smashed all to pieces when It HL FOOTSTEPS. But only for a little space The tiny footsteps falter. And now ora vanished from their plae. And now the others altar. Showing a slower, heavier tread— Then, lol two shoo prints only. The smaller, daintier ones are fled; On plod the others, lonely. And now they drag through winter enow. With prints that merge together; And there are ruby streaks that show Where thorns have pierced the leather. And now the lark returns to bed For twilight has descended; Untrodden is the track ahead, And all the prints are ended. —J. F. Sullivan tn Cassell's It is related that years ago, when Whit­ tier’s works were not as popular as now, he was walkin^,*ne day. on Cornhill, when be met Muzzej,the publisher and book­ seller. After some conversation about poetry and one thing and -nothcr, Muzzey proposed to p;»y bitn “r the copyright of his productions and a percentage on the «al-s. JIr. Wliktler was vastly astonished. He thought pill and bookmaking had com­ bined to make the man craxy. But Muz­ zey was in dead earnest, and at last Mr. Whittier, with a reserved feeling of com­ passion for the demented publisher, con­ sented to the arrangement. Muzzey brought out the hitherto III dressed and obscure children of the poet's brain, which he picked up here and there, in neat and attractive shape. The sales which immediately followed astonished nobody as much as the poet himself, but he gradually reconciled himself to them and Itegan to put money in his purse. He realized, however, no very great sum from his productions before the aavcnvoi ad vent of “mo Snow »»proaucwous oetore t-ue „hlcll h, hlnmlt very indifferent bit of veralflcAtion, its sadden popularity being one of the great­ est surprises of hia life —Boston Journal. Hard on the Janitor. , The city of culture and scientific re---1 search, Boston, is responsible for a valua­ ble patent in 1866. A resident of that city invented a “counterweight for an ele­ vator,’’ which was to aid the machinery and require less steam power, thereby sav­ ing fuel. A series of 60-pound weights were to be kept on the upper floors of a building, and when a person wished to de­ scend b^ was Instructed to place one of these weights in the elevator. When the ground floor was reached the person was requested to remove the weight from the elevator and bang it tip in a place pro­ vided. The inventor whs silent on the subject as to bow the weights were to be returned, but it may lie inferred that the janitor was supposed to carry them up stairs and replace them after the elevator •topped al night. The practical applica­ tion of this device In a building like the Equitable would create much interest and ••Yoa may not believe it, but it is a fact." said ii railroad man, "that I saw two ladies on a Black river train a few nights ago, when the trainman at Theresa Junction sang out, ‘Change cars for Carthage. Low­ ville and Utica,’ pass from one car to an­ other one on the same train! They learned their mistake, however, before the train, started, and when chided about It de­ clared that they did just as they were told; that they did not know but the car they were in was to be cat out of the train and left ut that station for some cause. And 1 couldn't help thinking that the order, ‘change trains,* would in fact be better because moru definite than the customary one of ‘change cars,' when another train id to be taken.”—Utica Observer. On the return from a long cruise Ad­ miral Goldsborough’s chaplain was asked as to whether or not he considered the re­ sult of bis labors satisfactory from a clerical standpoint. “Y’es," he answered, “the result has been iu the main most satisfactory. The only serious impediment to progress with the sailors has been that it is impossible to prevent their swearing when they hear the officer* guilty of the very fault for which I correct them." "Tut, tut, man. that is not to be helped; the officers all swear.” replied 1-he ad,nilral. "I do it myaelf sometimes, but [ don’t mean anything—not a bit mare than you do by your praying."—Kate Field’s Washington. The table furnishings needed for the .Manhattan Beach hotel alone included 1,7.13 tablespoons, 1,193 teaspoons, 2,835 forks, 2,139 knives, 237 soup tureens, 259 ladles, -1,000 pieces of glassware, 414 cas­ ters, 1,500 dinner plates, 1,500 tea plates, 1.500 cups, J.500 saucers abd 500 platters. In‘the matter of the linen supply there were 1,018 tablecloths, 5,810 napkins, 3,280 sheets, 2,158 pillowslips, 7,340 towels and 2,000 aprons. These are but a few of the articles needed to run a big seaside hotel. —Brooklyn Eagle. What ia of particular interest In the scarlet flowered horse chestnut, and what has attracted much notice. Is the pretty shape at almost every specimen. It is well worthy of extended culture. for it is at once showy, neat of habit, occupies little space, and ;■ perfectly hardy and easily man aged.—London Garden. �Nop* COKEK3EO he reached the edge of the grovo un­ challenged. That settled it. The party had not arrived. He almost cried out in Ida disappointment, and for the next few xninr.te.* he knew not what to do. I -They may h*|vc passed here no longer I ago than nuun,"jhe finally argued with himself, ‘‘or they n»uy bo only- half a .day’s march to j the epat. I must writ I A? flight to ^tormin..tfiid oo teot Indian, itoto. Ev- c:.e incictmre cheered the words. There was mormielay on tho renegade went back to report, and every man worked to build the breastworks higher and s.reugthen it. Wagons aud horses ocvrqrkd a solid square of less than half an cere. It was the higheet ground j within c:uinou shot This wa* as good !“ °° “KM m'JS! T'renty-fir. men dtert£ • r-dakin toriBtty mile, around tool, nt‘ J “J"?"1 *•* ■x*’™'® ’ouW,m^; I bZu .-.lied into mtoenPtb.tor..nOUK^“rpW’- >h“ bedH-m. .he tr»:a. The nony W^ehee er rifle, would umtotom . ter- n.- ■ U-rwlanLuk^ out and Senth. reont n“\d“tr°',1"ai? Makes an every-day convenience of an old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. NONE SUCH brand. MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse, N. T. Hxmetruted toe fcrove » toon diatom:. Ld aurtx him.« dou-u'to Atop. In ton^taute, heTtoeteptaxltte udlild. Thereto he. the eecret Gf the endurance of the pkintnen. They drill thomwlye. to rieeptag. No opnitunity to deep for oven u quarter ot ui hour is over neglected. In Coder s tettte with the 1 rod men hie scout, dept in toa deep mow with tho ttennOtneu r ut mro . . 1, Bnt treachery ted Mi yet exh.u.tod I "oWo «l I "*«Y 1 ‘**‘"3 “d *•<* , “*”• «"> “J" ™ I l.„ld mt 1 ~Ye " Y’ lbetter ",t:pr take t“ks *• the chance chan« 1 hold ho!d on out.t to her got got mad,, an and 13 ye. The Indians hev “"J111 lmt “dA, ’dm l«rtonuance ot it,nil tove ye.> todpe » hred 1 cm t bold cm a I while waiting for daylight and the epeu-I a,” .:2 hnnkwAxrill J^orttetettienrwtohito. . [.^•u “J.Xtte^to. ’ tnrn back we will1-------------not be moHud Sant the Follow to Prtnon. Mr. Hamond, n succeraful Unioulrt can- t Nothing occurred to create an alarm I didate. in hi* capacity a* police magistrate Xot u red Khali cum nigh ye." in Newcastle is. very well known among or disturb the Fcout's slumbers, and "Hut we have only yonr word for it." the people. While Mr. Hamond was ad- with the first signs of dawn ho was on ■•Which orter be good 'nuff. 1 am dresring the people, a voice from the crowd his feet. A quarter of an hour later he bellowed forth. "Get your hair cut, was beating back and forth for signs of “And you think tho way to do it is to Charlie." Adjusting his spectacles and .the white party. Ten minutee’ search fixing an Imperturbable look upon the in­ satisfied him. It had not passed. No turn us all over to them I Get back, you lying renegade—get out of range or dividual, be retorted with splendid sang frold, "My friend, if lam not mistaken. I , one, white or red, had passed the forks we’U drop you!” have been the means of your having your within three days. Joe had no food, The renegade beat a hasty retreat, and as his rifle had been left behind tho h»ir cut la-fore today.’’—Loudon Letter. and a few minute^ later the Indians dis­ prospect of procuring fresh meat was mounted, crept about the plateau to anything but encouraging. Anxiety form a circle, and opened fire on the offsets hunger, however. breastworks from three hundred rifles. A|» the east end of the grove was a They had waited too long for a rush, tall cottonwood standing alone. Joe but the little band was encircled. mounted to its very top to make an obWhen .she was a Child, *hd cried for CastorU. Water! Not a drop! servatiou. The country to the northeast Forage! Notan ouncel was rolling, with timber along the When nho had Children, she garo them Cantoris. Provisions! Yes, but they must bo course of the riyer, but after scanning saten'in a raw state. the country as closely as possible the The Indians had but to preserve their scout descended with the conviqjion circle of fire about the fort ancLnaturo that no considerable body of men was would do the rest Men may escape tho To-Day within twenty miles of him. Had the bullet, but thirst kills. Hood's Sarsaparilla stand* st th- '"-id In the party from Fort Sully been within fif­ And what of Joe and Bera? A« soo*1 medicine world, admired In preM—ritv and tnvied in merit by tbouwuiiH •*( w « Icompe­ teen miles *of him he could have detect­ as tho Indians appeared on tho flanks of titors. It has lancer sale than an) »ill»*r inedl- ed the smoke of their morning camp­ tho train ho had hidden her out of sight, CM. 8uch suoerss could not be w.iu without fires. 1 . positive merit. and he had hopes up to the opening of Should be wait? Nol His impatience tho battle that sfio had not been seen. Hood's Pilis cure e.wi«ttptt|u. ••»• restoring th»peristaltic action ot the aUioeuUry cmi, was toe- great. He had left the belea­ When ho knew that danger was im­ guered wagon train feeling that the fate They are the bent tarn Uy catbar.lc. minent ho did not conceal tho fact from of every man depended upon finding the her. She grew a shade paler, but she soldiers at the forks. It had been a long, shut her teeth hard and threw off the long night to tho men ’ crouched down womanish feeling which would have behind the breastworks and expecting weakened her. an attack at any moment. Had an at­ "Wo aro to bo attacked?’ she queried tack been mode? Had they been strong as the wagons were packed aud the men enough to repel it? If not, the morning began nt the breastworks. ’ nun was looking upon their disfigured “It looks that way," replied Joe, "but corpses. If so, the horrors of thirst it may*be only bluster. You had best were creeping iu upon the defenders to keep out of sight.” madden and disorganize them. Every "But qvery one of us will lie wanted ; mouthful of rnqit and bread would but to handle a firearm. I can shoot with add to their torments. Every hour either rifle or revolver. See? I have a COPTRIOHT BY AIWCRICAM PHC93 ASSOCIATION. ITOS would render the heroes more desperate. revolver. If there is danger I must take And every man left behind was de­ shore with tho rest." pending on the energy of the scout, A moment later her father came up. whose nerve had,carried him put of tho CHAPTER Ul. He looked very anxious as ho said: fort to save the party from the horrible "My daughter, 1 fear that our situa­ fato which seemed in store for them. tion could not l>e worse. We have ten Joe realized this, aud taking a deep to one in.front uf us and we shall pres­ draft of the cold waters of the Chey­ ently ho attacked. You had better lio enne ho caught up his horse and mount­ down on tho bottom of the wagon." ed aud held for tho west, keeping the •‘1 should soon bo helpless from fear," right hand bunk of the river and push­ . she replied. "Let mo remain hero be­ ing the gait as fast us ho dared. He hind tho rocks. If they charge us I can had begun to believe that no party hud help repel them." left Fort Sully,-but he was riding furi­ When the firing opened she was kneel­ ously forward in that desperation which ing between Joo and her father. Not a makes men cling to straws in midocean. return shot was fired from the inclosure. Now and then n bullet found its way in CHAPTER VL between tho loosely piled rocks, but tho men had only to hug tho ground to bo I safe. As the Indians had to elevate He was twinalno hit tomahawk for a blow at her. The carefully prepared trap of the In­ diana liad failed. It was only when the white man had turned sharply aside, bunched the wagons, placed the spare horses as safely as possible and liegan rolling the bowldeiy together for a breastworks that the - red man realized that he had been sold out. Then they swarmed out of the ravines —flie warriors of Iron Heart, of Red Eagle, of Black Crow—three hundred strong, and mounting their wiry ponies, which had lain as close us rabbits, they swarmed out and over the plains and gave vent to their disgust and indigna­ tion. Poor Jinir—they've got him!" Meanwhile wliat him happened inside the fort? Joe had been gone a full hour, nnd the captain felt sanguine that lie-had suc­ ceeded in passing out before the fact of his going was communicated to all. Bess for one had missed him, and had anxiously wondered why and where he was detained. When her father told her the news she received it in silence, but had he been looking more closely ho would have seen her face flush, and grow pale even in the darkness. Men will peril tlieir lives for men, but take a thousand risks for the woman they love. Intuition told her that Joe was taking die terrible odd* for her, and she knelt and prayed Gdd to bring him safely throngh. The evening grew into night The Indians had removed thejast of their, Had they charged en masse the little band of white men must have been swept away by the momentum, but they .delayed and every moment saw the breastworks strengthened by another bowlder. The Indian must feint and dodge before he strikes. In that char­ acteristic he is below the serpent. He must consult and powwow before he adT^ncgs. This is to brace him up. * More than half an hour was consumed in demonstrations of bluff before the In­ dians were ready to uct ' Then it was to advance his natural weapon firsttreachery. A white man—some rene­ gade and criminal, who feared even the mixed society of the west and had gone over to the enemies of hi* race body and dead and-wounded, broken their fast soul—advanced with a white flag tied to and planned anew. , If left alone, even surrounded as they a stick as a flag of truce. He advanced boldly and impudently, but when within were, some of tho garrison might sleep. To prevent this aud to harass and annoy pistol shot of the breastworks was halted , bv the captain and asked what he wanted. and torture body and wind a score of; -See hyar, 1 feel sorry fur you folks," redskim secured {XMitions where theyL he said in reply. “And 1 her cum to were safe from bullets and began a, help ye out of a bad scrape. Thar's reds steady fire upon the fort. They did notj •nuff vere to chaw ye up in five minit*. expect their bullets to wound or kill, bnt’ and twice os many more will be yere at the flro was to haritss aud annoy. _ The captain of the wagon train un- Would be a score of signs to show it be­ fore coming within rifle range. At the •nndown. They know whar ye ar distance of a mile away Joe pulled his bound fur, and they ar determined to। horse down to a walk and thus went stop ye." forward, listening with bated breath for ••Well, what else?" asked the captain sowi* sound to locate the camp. as the renegade paused. _ The soft footsteps of his horse alone "They wanted to wipe ye out to thei . broke the mighty silence. Not so much last man, but I've prevailed upon ’em to> as the chirp of a cricket camo to him spare yo in case ye ll turn back. That'si whet I’ve come to tell ye." from out the darkness. ■ When yet half a mile from the forks •‘If we turn back we wont bei Joe's heart sank within him. If there harmed?" , was a camp near at- hand his horse "Not a hair of yer heads. Jist takei should make some sign. The Indian's the back track and that’ll end the mat­dog and pony are his sentinels as he ter at once.”. "And suppose we don’t?" There was a grove of cottonwoods at “Then God helplj e! Y**U be chawed the forks, and around and about was to pieces m ten mihito!” "Yon back kid tell yonr friends to gnus in plenty. It wa* the spot for a ____ ogo _________________ ______________ eamp, but there was no camp. The begin chawing us noon as they pleaae!" scout adv.auc^ at a steady walk until shouted the captain, and cyrty cvrtv man in their guns at an angle of forty-five de­ gree* to fire, most of the bullet* passed over, cutting tho tops of the wagons, but leaving the animals unliarmed. It was well for tho band that an old soldier had command. Ho took in the lay of the ground, mado up his mind where the blow would fall and noti­ fied every man to bo ready for the sig­ nal The redskins would soon tiro of wasting their ammunition, and then tho more enthusiastic among them would demand a charge. An Indian is patient only Khen over­ powered. He is brave enough to face death only after ho has worked himself 'up to fury. Tho one sided battle—tho yells, shots, screams and change of po­ sitions—had their duo effect Half an hour before sundown the young war­ riors wore clamorous to be led to the charge. The white men had shown their cowardice by withholding their fire. It was a sign, too, that they were short of cartridges. A rush from a hundred warriors would carry tho camp and give up its plunder. The renegade white man, whoever he was, had some military ideas in}his head. Ho waa seen hurrying from one point to another to consult, and he seleoTOd the point to bo advanced against. Owing to tho scarcity of material, the north side of tho inclosurc was not as high as the rest The approach to this side was not as steep. One of the dry gullied run parallel to this side, and tho charging warriors would have only three hundred feet of open ground to crora. When the red sun was hardly more than a hand breadth above, tho plains tho firing suddenly ceased. The captain had been expecting it. He knew where the charge was to come from. There would be a feint on the south ride to distract attention, but he left only three men to resist IL All others were scat­ tered along, the north side, arranging fora cross fire when passible, and they were not stationed a moment too soon. At the sound of a shrill warwhoop nt tered by Iron Heart, who was the .rank­ ing chief, a fusillade was opened against the south side, and a. hundred or more warriors, the pick of all the force, sprang out of the gully and dashed at the north side. They expected to find it unprepared. Crackl Crack! Crack! One of the very first tufted heads showing above tho bank received a bullet. Twenty-one Winchesters flamed and roared as fast as men could throw out the shells and A b^om of death and destruction was let looce. A wall of flame swept for­ ward to scorch aud shrivel. The charge of M hundred men Isa bat- tering ram—a lamunce—a •->&<* It cannot be xtafd a unco. 1-* ‘»wn momentum carrier it forwir-1 * c*'r’ tain point The chan:* »aca from the uatsrt, but the wave did not Bow Iwok ou-.il • I’ro-TOJ, [>UJfln. reached the rfeaf.tworks right m front of Bess. . It was only bip high to him, and he was swinging his tomahawk for a blow at her when a bullet from her re­ volver, hpld aloft, entered hi* throat and threw him backward to die alter a tonal i?ii iQ LESSON , V, FOURTH QUARTER, IN- TERNATIONAL SERIES, OCT. 30. THE C8IMNEY SWEEP ■£ WILL CLEAN ANV CHIMNEY, NO*'*MATTSH HOW HUSH IT IK. ' " .............- .Tf*” J* r°?t0d among IV. "They which were scattered abroad tra.rtol Prr«bta« ll» Word Io ma»bo> the people of thia city that die noble TbJ.ukMu.b~k to of chimney sweeping has almost if quite- disappeared. The towering «hh„. wwtern IBM Ml «z been u desperate charge at the weakest , .pur «HI, H. nejs bcyw in vogee give «ome «,iOr to thli point and twenty-three warriors lay erpt th. .portlu ««r» «»««™d abnud tar belief. “It would be impossible climb ,..r».<ou-io and WMrt .er.rywl'.rro prwbdead on the slope, while a dozen more, them;, therefore they are not tlcauedmore or less seriously wounded, crawled Inn ite Word; but to., had not learwd therefore the chimney sweep ih* thirty </ that '..err craatuw" (Mark xri, IS) rmant the peai." Th* hearty though h-uky cry away to secure shelter. Then tho great red sun touched the Gentile, a*—11 a*-Una. The, went uodrr of) the sweep is no longer heard in tm■ hr onteoio/Math-a, 5, S. ranker than lb. st^ctA It is a quarter of a century nearly plains with his golden rim, siilce the deep voice of old Peter Dondlnu into the sterile ground, and twilight I.tor orfara. not nodamaadlng that *te kingdom being [m.tpouo.1 the <k»pM la has bven heard in Greenwich rffllam- nnd came to make shadows race- about now for h"i/tribe a oil. ,1 that . V • out »»• of n9 Jaw* Yoae-a and n llrl the flirt Genlef.tl- old Peter wu onaof the last among the dead-dead^ but hideous- tilt* the new man. the body or church. 1 to advertise himself with his tangs. jfjs corpses in the war paint as they lay with may be formed. cry, still well remembered by many old legs drawn up and eyes storing into the 30 "And some of them spake untoihe resident* of that neighborhoof). alwara Grecian* preaching the Lord Jean*" contained an implied threat. He was for darkening heavens. ever telling hl* ^ This Antioch,.in Syria. hla cusloniera customers ihax that he j». _W}hs This was was at -- — —— -------------- — Grecian* —CONTINUED are mentioned again* in chapters vij.lz lx. about to change the »cei» of hL»-labors to Frouoanead Uopel«», T*t S»ved. 29, and are said by Ebung to include all Baltimore, perhaps on account of UJ# From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E Jews bora out of Canaan. The preaching greater number of sooty chimneys in tho' Hurd, of Groton. S. D., we quote: "Was In these days was wholly Concerning the metropolis of Maryland, and ha predic’.i-i taken with • bad cold, which settled on my lx>rd Jesus; there was no lecturing, by-tbe doleful things to happen in New Ycrk after hedoaerted its flues. His^ invarlal hlungs, cough set In and finally terminated preachers upon the topic* of tho d*y. 21. “And'the hand-of the Lord wa*-with cryubt went through the streets with In consumption. Four doctors gave me up saying I could live but a short time. I them, and a great number believed and hi* brooms and two sooty boys was: "Who—'11 sweep the-CHIM-aeyawhvn gave tnyself up to my Saviour, determined turned to the l?onL" Ezra learned even If I could not stay with my friends on in his day that “The hand of our God la J go to HAL—tl—m-o The disposition, however, chim­ earth, 1 wyuld meet my absent ones above. upon all them for good that seek Him,bat My husband was advised to get Dr. Hta power and His wrath is againrt.all ney sweeping among the W arts is Klug's New Discovery for consumption, them that forsake him" (Ezra viil,.22).- Be* founded, upon a misapprehension of the coughs and colds, 1 gave It a trial, took the latter clause illustrated in ActsxilL JL facta. InsteJul of declining, the art hns in all eight bottles; it has cured me and Am to the good, hand, or tho band for good, Kteadily advanced, keeping pace In all r. thank God I -am now a well and hearty remember »he words of Jesus, "Without spects with the 'progress g the times, woman." Tiial bottles free at W. H. t ie ye can do nothing,*' and be streogtb- broadening and enlarging its spherein cor reel proportion with the Increasing size of Goodyear's drug store, regular she, 50c Aed by la*. xU, l& 32. “They sent forth Barnabas, that be building*and chimneys, and with the iip and S1.00. should JTO *» far as Antioch.” Tiding* of tellectuol development of th» artists who Good Look*. the work, of the Spirit at Antioch having make II their life work.. If we no longer Good look* arc more than skin dw?p. de­ reached Jerusalem, thia son of consola­ bc*r the sweep's cry in the street it is only pending u{»on a healthy condition of ell the tion, who had given himself wholly taths )>ecause theourt has reached a Matus . vital organ<*. If the liver be Inactive, lx»rd (Acta iv, 30, 37), i» wnt forth to which street crying Is considered undigni­ you have a bilious look. If your stomach atrengtlicn mid comfort them. Barnabas fied and unprofessional,, aud hjst«-j«i <>f be disordered you have a dyspeptic look hatl left all ter Jfesus, had put hlmaclf and beckoning In the sooty woriunan. wand if your kidneys be affected you have a his property, too, in the Lord’a handa for once did, we now apply to th* gratletnaA pinched look. Secure good health and His service. in the office and seek an appointment with . you will have irood looks. Electric Bitters 23. "Who when he came, and had seen the arti*t who cleans our chimney?.. is the great alterative and tonic acts the grace of Gori. was. glad, and exhorted The chimney sweepedmve found n l»etter directly on these vita, organs. Cures them all that with purpose of heart they way to advertise their tasihes* than hr pimples, blotches. Iwlls and gives a good would cleave unto die Ijord.” Nom'nncr bawling in thcHtroeUt. They advertise in complexion. Sold at W. II. Goodyear's deserves to be saved; it we had our just de- '.no newspapers, like other profesMi>nal and drugstore. 50c. per bottle. aerts we would all be sent Into, the outer business men, and it wss tWn a>ivi r.i.-<.dnrkucAa. away from God forever. Bat the meut, published a few days ago. that io.i grace or undeserved favor of God brought to a reporter’s gaining n vaJuauIe inidght The best salve in the world for cuts, .Jesus to Calvary In our stead,.and every ■ into the present condition ul lite art bruises, .dores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever sinner s-ive-1 Is a manifestation of the Chimney : *ecp—CJdameys cIcam-’S with sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, grace of God. Being saved’ by His grace n«&tuf*4. and dispatch. Apply at Sc'«nth coms, and al) skin eruptions, anti positive­ our lifelong business Is to cleave unSo Him ly cures piles «»r no pay required. It Is The professional instinct makes ivjulf as Ruth to Naomi, or os lUai to David gua.rantced to give perfect satisfaction, or (Ruth I, Bl, 17; II Sam. xv. 21). We uro evident iu the brevity olthbadvertiMuntnt money refunded.. Price 25 cents per box Yiot to follow people nor cleave unto them, and the absence of xtiy name ntlarhi-d lo For sale by W. II. Goodyear, the druggist but laying aside every weight and beset­ it. Neither A physician nor a lawy er car* i to publish more than a carff his Chesterfield farmer* have subscribed for ting sin, ran with patience, looking unto name aud address, and the same Jreus.(lleb. xii, I, 2). a new creamery. 34. "For tic was a g<xxl than and full of sioua! modesty obtains in the otlitof1;:--, Folanur,! by Scrofula the Holy Gbo»t and of faith: and much and acienees. A» th* informatics dm Is the sad story of many lives made people was added unto the l«ord." Much tailed in this article, however, was ob­ miHcrabk* by through no. fault of their another ninn was .Stephen (Acta vl, 5), the tained from the unobtruY»ive .•uithe: u tin! own. Scrcfula Is more especially than light of whose life was so bright that the card, it will I* no* breach of pr<>fr»*iuml any other hereditary disease amt for this self righteous listed him /Unto death. etiquette to ssy that the nan;*- that eliouid simple reason. Arising from Impure and When we are filled with the Holy Spirit be attached to- it is 'Ibe Rev. Wiilisut insufflclent blood, the disease locate* Itself God will lie seen in us (Gal. I. 24) and peo­ Henry Conta,” ami that the placs meijIn the lymphatics, which are composed of ple will be drawn to Him. Not all will be tloned is an apart yd eat house, of Whreatha white tissnrs; there Is a period of foetal drawn in this age of election; whosoever artist net* as janitor during the lull in life when the whole body consists of white will may come, and nil whom Got! has chimney swtepiug and minis!«-r:.«l w tL "What do you charge for rweeping & li--.ii.-, and tl.-refore the unborn child is given to Chrid will ouine fJohu ill, 16; vi. chimneyT" woaaaked bluntly > art K especially susceptible to this, dreadful dis­ «7) 3k "Then departed Barnabas to Turaris iu black. ease. Bid there Is a remsdy for scrofula, "Auywbcre from 310 to 3250. acoordmK whether hereditary or acquired. It is for to seek Saul." A glance st the map to size." wa* the saiprising nq jy. Hood'- Sarsaparilla, which by its power will show Tarsus to be acrons the bay from The high grade nt the art was imticili ful effect on thesblood, expels all trace of । Antioch, perhaps fifty niUcsdisLuit. When < the disease and gives io the vital fluid the Saul first entne t<» .!< ruaulein after hl* con­ ately settled by this answer. It ' quality and color of health. If you decide version, nnd tbedUeiplea aerv nil afraid of cry artist who can get 8350 (<*•.. a single X.-! to tak«Y Hood's Sarsaparilla do not accept biYn. it was RarnnbaN that* took him and A Job of the greatest magnit ude wn.< <-v» uny substitute. testified on Ids liehalf and gave the others dently. oxpectail <-n thisoc.-n>ion. ni><l a look eonftdi nce in blru, Wter which Saul re­ of sadnefrs crept over the arG*t * face when Northville is to have a savings bank. turned to Tarsus (Acta ix, 2600). It was he learned tlutzhiaqucstion* r had ne obiin but natural that now Bnn>n\)as, being so Don't read! Don't think! Don't i»e- near to him. should acek him oirt naa fel­ of information. lieve! Now. are yon better? You women low laborer. "You.would not undertake to . who think that patent medicines are a 26. "And when he had found him he clucuD«y in®o of the fifteen st** humbug, and Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre­ brought him unto Antioch.” The three buUdlngaF* he was naked. scription the biggest humbug of tin? whole points in thia verse are the retun* to An­ But Mr. Cent* decidedly wvuid. lie IlYecausO It is the best known of all)—does tioch, the year's work therdand the name would undertake, be >y>.’ t>. dean nny your lack-of-falth cure come? "Christian” first used. We are not told chimney to this city, ntul would dn.u* up It Is very easy to don’t In this world. of n special work of I he Spirit at Tarsus, ami down any chimney with flue* large’ Suspicion always comes more easily than und yet we cannot think of Saul being idle enough to admit him. conlidencu. But doubt—litUa faith—never there. "Thewiud bloweth whc?witllateth." "Howdoyon cledu * high chimtwy that mMde a sick woman well—and the “Favor­ Believers are at flrat only babe« in;Christ, has no* flues large enough fr« u man togo ite Pre*crlptlon" has cured thousands of and need to be instructed .-ami built uyg, into?1* ho was asked. delicate, weak women, which makes us this die brethren did during. Uteir year at “The professional eye b««Yi to sparkle think that our ••Prescription'’ Is better Antioch, und no doubt mnay more were as he »aw in imagination some ilitKcuIt than your '’don't belkve.” We’re both added to the Lord. The same of Christ chtmner for him lugrappie with. honest. Let us come together. You try became so prominent in these days (for it "Ob, there are several wayx" he n-pi*<Dr. Plercefs Favorite Prescription. If It was PanlSi manner to prove from the "For aomachimney* we go up to die ro;f doesn't do as represented, you get your Scriptures that Jesus wan the Christ, Lx, with a long rope and a heavy weight. The money again. £3) that the believers wxre called Chris­ weight is tied to the rope and slow y l Where proofs so easy, can you afford to tians. Sec the name elsewhere only iu cred down the chimey, one flue Mt n time. doubt. Then one man takes the rope at th« i'-':Acts xxvi. 28: I Pet. iv, Kk 27. "Awd in these days came prophet* toni nnd another at the top. nn«l wit ft Clio A niece of James Russell Lowell. M1m rope we scrape all Ux'soot out qf the chim­ from Jerusalem untoAutioch." A prophet Ruth Burnett, is to lYecome a sister ot is one who speaks for God, who represents ney. charity. God before the (wopte, carrying a nicssagfe "Where there i*a straight flue from Little but active—are Dr. Pieroe’s Pleas­ for God. "The prophet that hath a dream to bottom," Mr. Couto continued.' gen­ ant PvllettB. let him tell a dream, and h* that hath erally uso rods. You’ve seen an artisan Best IIver.pllls made; gentle, yet thor­ my word let him speak my word faith­ well bored f Well, our rods go together in ough. They regulate and Invigorate the fully." "Then spake Haggai, tho Lord's the san.o way. The" need oidy'hiuh bidf liver, stomach aud bowels. messenger. In the Lord's motwage unto the way, a* we can work from top and Iwtl'.eu. iple. raying. I am with you, sal th the The chimney is cleanctl ns far as the red Giris over twelve can make valid wills rd" (Jer. xxiil, 28; Hag, L 13). You are I reaches, and then another length b-fast­ under the laws of Scotland. His prophet if you bear a message from ened on. Wit h ropes and rod we can*cb.-'.u Him. ’ . any chimney that ever was built, so mat 28. "And there stood up one of them tar if it ia a httndred stories high." his been using Hill’s File Pomade tor one "Aro\not the price* you name rather named Agnbus, and signified by the Spirit Week, two applications each day. At com­ that there should be great dearth through­ high?” ) mencement of treatment hw suffering was out all the world, which came to pass in "Not at all," he replied. “lor anterrible It did not seem as If she could tho days of Claudius Casar." Whatever nary dwelling house of three si .tu itayd the lutferlng many days; 20 minutes the Spirit says will surely eoine to 'pass, for charge tan dollars fur each chimney. .'■-:c*i after applying, relief came, and the plies “The council of th* Lord standeth forever, a chimney is fully a day’s work, and --nahave been Improving over since; now after the thoughts of His heart to all genera­ times much longer for two men; and we fourteen applications she hardly knows tions." “Th* Lord of Hosts bath sworn, furnish all the apparatus. There are m-P •he has them at all. She has been a great raying. Surely as I have thought, so shall arate flues, you understood, for each Mort. •nfferer from piles for the put 30 years. It come to nan; and as I have purposed so ami every flue has a furnace, a rang* • W. A. Ai.kxaxbkh. Sclplovllle, N. Y. ■hall It stehd" (P«. xxxiil. 11; laa, xir, 24). stove or grate at the end of it. " r’esn Remember a printed guarantee with Jesus bad said that this whole age till He them, too, all included in the pri<- . r.nt! each package. Prioe SI.OO, six for W the proper cleaning of a range- nh iV' • By mail. For sale by Fred L. Heath, the com© again would be characterized by war, famine, pestilence, etc., but that his people three or four hour*. Then wc bavq u*l t druggist. are not to be troubled (Math, xiv, 6, fl). soot to carry away." Turkish ^omen eat rose leaves with bat­ 20. "Then the disciples, every man ac­ "How about the 1250 jobsf cording to bls ability, determined to send "Well, we have a good many of the . ter to s< cure plumpness. relief unto the brethren which dwelt in too," he replied, "and they’re not «4 able jobs as ycai might think. The)"* Judea." Thus the member* of the house­ hold of God minister to each other, some generally the chimneys of aflgar r3i..r.* * and big factories. I cleaned the Jin spiritual things and some In temporal meyer refinery chimney* not long ng-' things. Tho lore thaLdoes not love to give the Cotton exchange chimney-. ‘/‘‘J1 " is not the love of Qpd, for "God so loved nothing particularly difficult about eh-HU that He gave.” It la not the quantity we <n*r tfiqre big ohlmnry* f°r nu-n n give that God notes so much as the heart used to the business. On the sugar re­ that gives IL "If there be first a willing finery chimney) ami most f«'tor-neys there are Iron rounds like a I m* mind It Is accepted according to that a man outside, and we go up and hath and not according to that he hath from the top with a rope. He to * not" (II Cor. vUl. 13)­ broOm withWm nnd sweep* n* “i Faley Stories Not Injurious. , 30. "Which also they did, and sent it to down. Sometimes we pse of them. When we get through wit j <me of T?nrc nre ’gnorant nursery makia ca the ciders by the bauds of Barnabas and pabk* of embittering any infancy by thel: SttuL" There was not only a readiness te the big chimneys it’s as clean inside a OTt only blacker. Air enough in»Wi miumcr ct Introducing hobgoblins to it will, but also n performance of the iuut Blais YOU tSeDtyof nir. Then :■ It^vas all over in five minutee. It had C Children Cry for Pitcher’s Caetorla. Children Cry for Pltoher’e Caetorla. Children Cry for Pltoher’e Caetorla. but bug as there is mother love in th* world Chers will be mothers wise and elc ■ qurn- enough to act as the guides and in terprc>r* of childhood in its exenrsior into Fairyland, and children who will n Joloe to their latest day in the-goodi harltege they pones* in ths renta whle! The religion that only promises but never | performs, that vows but never pays; that say* but never does, is only a false religion. It is faith witiiout works, and therefore j dvml; it I* .hypocrisy. See J**; I. 22; U, ! 1MT; I John IU. 17,11 Christ manifested i his love by giving Himself for an. If any , man bare dq* the Spirit of Christ he *.r [none* HtaflJpfa Ul, I®. lv a big cmxigh opening »t the button? th* man to come out '^b there's om we makeoue toforo^*«“ work, for we must have a big "P111;1;. ... Yylra the anot nut of! nnd it must be SS JiL. ■» Il MU or to. toltom rf chimney would soon ba chok«h.A*, grcat deal ot work shoveliug out tht J*" ‘ Km a big refloerz ettrnntj-.’ Sun. �The best Adverbsijigniedium in Bar- yy County' . __ i u iwTiiinii < • Hastings Banner. .XXVII. NO. 2ft Hastings, store in the Arbor building, fornily occu­ pied as ■ drut store by Q. A. Hynes. La­ ter, lias arrived—Three caujlldates were In­ itiated at K. O. T. M. Hall the »Uh. Th<7 h£ve two tor every review through Novi—rreachlng in the evening at lhe school house Sunday’s Instead of aflernoins M here tofore—Myron Aldrich, of IllckoryCotneni, passed through town Monday on hi* way to Hastings—Fred Ryereou and mother, of Hasting^ were the gnents of Mr? and Mrs. E. Evans—C. Morea-ispent Sunday at his home near Hick­ :md from his trip to In­ ory Corners—C. Bradhh our hustling mer­ bringing with him a chant visited hla family. In Anguda, Sun­ twerp nnd wife visited day—G. A. Mantle has a helper in his . -E. Wales has return- sh»p now so anyoue wishing any work Sew York i-tate—Mrt. dofie In hla line can get It the eaiue day-। Mr-. ’.V. 1). Hughes The 1‘ilte family have gnnd from Prairie­ t meeting of the W. F. ville to Dowling— H. C. Boynton wa* in 'i Haven last week— Kalamazoo Tuesday on business—C. Brml. 1^1 a mirrh to his i-.li h«tended tli« pole, nt 1*1 ng l’i Aiutusta ba.< begun business In Tuesday autreamt- ho-i e *sllsfied that (Neve -zwlng on a lumber laud would be elected, (hi in* nilun.) I'li Lip Merlau—Henry of Kalamazoo, have i* in town—Columbian .it the M. E. church on .»». iJranilstetter. of An old woman walked into the nxims of have Ih-i-h visiting the Society f< r the Prevention of -Cruelty to Animals the other day with n parrot in a Iwiaket. Polly took a perch on a corner of the superintendent’* desk. Cocking one eye at his mintress be said, "You're a fool!" She paid no attention u» thin re­ !r.**a wa* in town mark. but went on to say that the bird ji Carpenter sta'ted was *lck and' that she wanted him de­ ‘ . • land—Mrs. stroyed- At this Polly exclaimed, “You’re !i »e been tis- a Uar!’1^ He followed thia up with astring Cam and family, of of oaths and vile pbrnsett such a* are not *t week, returned commonly heard away from Hester street Hunt and family and the Bowery. ThcnHhc old woman iu street, buret into team. Her brother was a m*a •i John captain, and lie hail brought the parrot from South America. It w.v the old hi your story. The sailors bad taught it to swear prb (-base ■ a t«» nse tux: abominable auutniunoic laHgMag? mneuage. Being itejng an and an I lav after- ■ exceptionally apt pupil its repertory of' . Wn, ‘ “CUHM *ronl*" and improper expressions Leauue surprisingly large. republican The old woman received the gift of ’.ha I bird with delight, but presently it a**ajled her with tho most outrageous tuid abusive blore epithet*. Unfortunately *h* lived in a bouxe where there were many other lodg­ ers, and Polly did-not hesitate to swear .it and villify them os well, calling lhetv all 1 ik that ' aorta of unprintable mime*. .Thus he imule l» not fit I shell a disturbunre and occasioned w> many from the ' complaints that bis mistress finally decided In this! that ta mu*’* be killed, nnd brought him to.' to the society for that pnrpore. However. p r ; Superintendent .4Luikin*on rrfu.Mxl t*> ao- Banner. .. H-.urMliiysby tix<r;\GS l*‘ ‘ i, ■ ■ ■! mich., October 27,1892. TO OLD SOLDIERS. Largest Circulation of any paper in tho County. . WHOLE NO. 1950 should natural! v keep pace with the Stvjnmr thousand majority for Gov­ growth of population, business and ma­ ernor Northen .in Georgia! How is terial wealth. Such does not appear that? Isn't it enough to make the to be the case at present, as these figures demagogues who lead the third party show, estimating the remaining three WHILE THE JUDGMENT SLEEPS ONE'S • COMRADE C. J. BURNETT. just quietly take the shortest road out months of 1893 on the basis of the nine FANCY RUNS RIOT. of the country, and never appear in it months for which figures are at hand: again?—New York Journal. Yxax. Failurkz. * The above item is published solely 1 IMA., '------------- .MS*.. <123.*3.973 |0.*< for the benefit of “the demagogues s. bl< .10.907 . 18B.SM.CM who lend the third party" in this sec­ K IM. . J90.MM.SH .tMta. tion of the country.__________ .10,954,. ____ ... ltB.8a.00O “Tn other words, failures are fewer CL l«... American and Canadian Farmer*. As for the power of drcams to resusci­ A short time since Don M. Dickin­ than before, while business is larger. son's rainbow hued picture of the It is an encouraging,’ gratifying, and tate apparently obliterated impression*, significant exhibit. This is a great various instances are on record; the pres­ Canadian farmer's felicity, as com ­ From the State Rcpublliuhr. country, and evidences of this fact ent writer once recovered in a dream and The following communication speaks pared with the American fanner’s retained after waking a tune which be had abound everywhere.” for itself. Tho writer is a well-known lot under the protective ^tariff, was for months past made numerous vain at­ shown in the “deadly parallel” side by Although the Miner law has been Ixrnaing citizen nnd i» at present e*m- side with tho cold facta given declared constitutional it is no lean an tempts to recall. The lohale of his dream wm a concert room in which the tune Lad ployctl by the Capitol I nvest ment. Build­ editorially by the Evening Record, of abomination and a steal of electors actually been heard. Forgotten scenes, Here is the same Dlcking and loan Association. His residence Windsor, Ont. from the State of Michigan. Elect a insonesque picture compared with an legislature that will sweep it from the disused habits, past deeds, old thought*— is on Ionia street, west, where Mr. some duplicate of all these, the “negative.” extract taken from the recent report of bo to speak, of each photograph, exists Morse or any of his followers can find the Canadian Minister of Agriculture: statute books. somewhere in the all capacious storage the gentleman any time they desire to* । Dicsixsax. ' CAKADIAS MtXiXTKB. room of the mind; and it seems to be the At St. John’s, Newfoundland, we had special function of the dream faculty to sec him. Mr. Burnett was. nt the time Extract from an add res* of Mr. 1). • ». provided ourselves with several balls of this document referred to was passed Wilton, of *—forth, stout linen cord with which to measure shuffle this pack of experiences, the for­ gotten and the tin forgotten alike, and to Ont .made before tho around, a resident of and doing busi­ Farmer'*Central In­ the height of the fall, if the situation rearrange the disconnected units with stitute at It.* annual should be found suitable. Fortunately ness at Lapeer. Ills letter is both arbitrary anarchy of caprice, and with meetlna held at Tor­ timely aud emphatic: onto. Feh. tnd, ilr.l, alongside the chute just above the brink more than kaleidoscopic variety of recom­ :uid 4th. jxi* and of the main cataract we found n floor of bination. Editor !*tat«* RepubllcAt: piit*ll*!ic<l in the Un- bock of the Mime slop*, about 30 degs. Hence of course the grotesque Juxtaposi­ Allow me through the columns of tarlo Agricultural below the horizontal. Along this it was He port. Mr. Wilson tion of incompatible things, which is the yoar pnper to explain to t he ex-soldiers • Takotte American hf* ,Kvn ““ ‘;.xP",r”’r possible to go, but with somancril, nearly piost familiar though not Lhe invariable of Michigan my <*onncctiou with an farmer tho brlnx* ; F-mrland to the edge over which lhe av. .am plunges feature of dream composition, and by which open letter that is being printed and t.l* buy to market il Vvr in its final descent. Fastening a heavy any head may befitted upon any shoulders. the McKinley alrculuted through the state by the After brlnitiuir a ton ■ billet of green fir to one end of the cord, You happen to know a bishop whom in from hl* farm hi*! ln“ ,, ... , lh-mikr.it party, evidently hoping to tn -*'il-> It for the sun-. tif i He »ald: As Ions the weight was carried and thrown down real life you have never seen or oven imag­ induce Republican ex-s*»ldicn* to vote <12 Deslrlnx * new •ll‘- ’“riff wall on the surface of the rock to the brink of ined in any other attire than the austerert h-rrin* to against the Hon. John T. Rich for gov­ plow he tHkrn the the fall, the 'coni being paid out from the broadcloth and episcopal black hose, and proceed* front ’ J ernor. -The to wiv the uup_____ _____ _ letter .relates vm»*.-« •«/ [f- *alo ot hl.* hay ‘ ......... upper end of the slope. whose whole appearance embodies your pointment of a postmaster at Lapeer (’“o n*,'n : A knot was made in lhe coni to mark ideal of decorous gravity, and you dream several years ago, and wax signwj by ,h>i|Jr iierivedl the distance to lhe edge, and the billet was of seeing him driving a stagecoach and several ex-soldiers (including myself) th*' -u!><.(tl.p allowed to fall over the precipice into the wearing a drab greatcoat and a white Jiat; then residing in Lapeer county. I beiliasni. Montague, having climbed along but the hat and coat themselves, no less hlttarto tarn liove lhe letter doc* Mr. Rich an injus­ I tine, because the lhe bank al lhe edge of the canyon, wna than the bishop, are doubtless transcripts tice. as it d*x-s not represent the feel­ EiikII*Ii market is holding on by the tnink of n«tree, from from your experience, and tho actual John not a« uniform In ings now held by its signers towards which he could *ce when the block of wood to whom they properly belong, and of price. I* n»t M>xtea<ly. him. nn<l mi much farther struck the water below as the cord was whom in waking hours you perhaps retain away "' paid out by me stave. The instant of con­ Mr. MrF.wlng,»n<-nk- tact was plainly visible to him, and I was no recollection, may reappear in some caus«* of certain statements made tome I <4 her dream, habited in full prelatic garb. । ingot the situation ot at the time, which I afterwards foundi Usually the dreamer acquiesces without I the farmer*. -.ltd t hat equally sensible ot it. The cord was now drawn |iip over the edge and carefully a munuiirin these ludicrous incongruities, to Im! misleading, if not in part untrue । Thn whole i measured with a ln;/eUna 7 ” ’ * I afterwards repudiated the letter, upou — , “ .. ___ _ w uence it wouui whence would appear in»i that cj ns* a ruio rule our length paid out WM 503 feet the pa« ' |nd, are in fact temporarily insane while learning lhe facts and circumstances . which measured to slo|»c was isy feet, under which the appointment was madu I « .n w.Muni AHAtwwM .* leav-­ i.^ *tatc, and m the converse of ing for the heigta of the main fall below and now that the letter is agaip being | ' this thesis Mr. Greenwood hazards the the chute 81<*> fret. made public, io- a matter of justice to 1 proposition that madnees itself is but a per­ Allowing for a fc-W degrees deviation petual dreaming. On the other hand, some Mr. Rich, as well as myself, I want to. from the perpendicular and for a alight dream.'* do appear lutellectoally coherent, in this public way, state the circum- I stretching of the cord, though this last stances under whivh I signed thtf let- ' Ch KMuming what is perhaps j open to some wna probably counteracted by welting, the doubt that we nre ever really capable of ter. and also to kmi*uatwaij.y I’Iuitfxt j J fuk lpLIa Time*. ’ height of the fnll nmy be couaidcred some­ elitklrrly what Id* n<»- thing more thnu .!<*) feet. The vertical accurately reviewing them in nil their de­ tion i» as to who F1.i r.MVC KX-SOUHKta T<» VOTE AUAlXsT tail after awaking, nnd this is why U is pays tho tariff. Ilo height of the chute, about thirty-two feet, apparently so impossible to find any theory Mix Kicji. who. I believe, is not only "TaJje two added to the other measurement, mokes Mathew* w.-.x nlwxj* Ict.rr perfect, and their friend, tmt represents u poliUcnl ■ farm* r. letu*.4etaw •ay*: C. Fuller. John I that will embrace the whole field of dream farmers, neighbor*, from living M>m««herv on . the descent from the head of the chute to phenomena and reduce them to intelligible', ' f catting the •aim* j severe with the forgetful ones. Hrreiann party that, ain .-e the stormv day* of | tta farmer each shiv <>f tho I the surface of the water In the chasm unity of cause. . !;1 is now kept run-' instance: I was once playing in Edinburgh iwsto u» premi um, ha.; >b**^* hjjf*. ’ International taund- about fits feeU—C. A. Kriuwton in Century. | I in “A Bachelor of Arte. ' A certain actor stood squarely Mr. Greenwood in one paiaage falls back boya |u in blue aud ;( American market. ary line. Suppoao sly by the boys gon*- to Tcut ee-ce । p«y» tho tariff, which their farm* equally upon the idea of mental duality, anti this a luintar firm—We | -was cast for lhe part of Adolphus. .Math­ their best intercsta. thu American! pur- C<hhI, Bild that em'n , | ews. in the play. was his tutor. Il was Soldiers of Michigan will make no I seenu« to derive some conjectural support ■ Kenyon is improv- necessary fur tbe elucidation of thp plot for I ha* rulM-d for the nrr«*«A*rT for th,* rlu.-iilation thw nlot Dr. Arthur St rad 11 ng. writing otat num­ from the fandiar experience of dreaming mistake if. with me. lhev each cast a 1' pay*, and then t:a« market, nay. one epap Wolfe and’ Claude Adolphus to tell the story of hla life to his 111 with which• ?'ir- । of btiFM-w. I.IMi bush­ tar of viper* which were presented to him, and knowing wbnl we dream, na though ■nr wool boot factory. ' tutor. The scene arrived. He diil not vote this fall for Mr. Rich for governor ■'liaso a plow. \Vhnt el* of hurley. »> nays: “Vipers have very large poison glanda, one-h.-df of the mind watched the other ; >ne north on ho pay for that bi* husliels of , d<*!* I<!<nlh-a1 plow and I olilaintsl the venom by allowing them half from u more or lesa external nA(l\ । know his part. He started and StUSibled, Formerly <>f Battery G, first Michi­ . plow —the fanner taint* . all equally gooh tta American to bite ou a small porcelain spoon made on separate standing ground. But this Is one ! started again and stumbled worse, until at gan light artillery. 1 I* s*k<*<i fl3 fi»r? He with us. purpose, covcreil over with oiled silk, like of the by phenomena which do not advance । Inat, thinking to gj-t out of it. he turned to Lansing, Mich.. Oct- 3, 1592. York fiirtucr it drum. The fangs, sinking through the i Mathews and said. “Well, er—if vou come us far toward a general theory. pay*. under) this silk Into the hollow of the spoon, would You dream of the occurrence of n cerinto the next room I’ll tell you the story." beautiful » ot- jump" ami he can only giro bus*7and j and hi eard any republican protection1....... ....... each discharge n tiny drop or globule of ta'n incident which strikes you as singu­ Mathew* caught bint by the matthe Canadian fpo L>r Xis'* back to Canada ' When the Republican papers of the j virus, and this I would collect and store in lar and inexplicable, but which is pres­ way this fall, and "Sit down, sir,” he cried, “sic down. with M Vi hl* pocket. hl* team bccnuM* the hand—Two hundred There are stMiio ladies and grntlemen in state re-echoed the insulting terms . The Amvrieaii. ■* McKinley man de­ flue glass tubes or on dried blotting paper. I ently explained in the course of the same mand* or •» per ■ 'There are tunny other met hods of gett ing I dream by a sequence of other incident* this bouse tonight who would like to hear with which Judge Morse referred to ' ?«“.tack to cent before he will lhe poison, but 1 think this is the best. In followiug each other like tho successive i i , hl* home with} noth­ .1: the yard—Sylvia you tell that story. Never mind me. Go ,u , r_,.„ , in* farmers, he (tented, tn u letter to 1 but an over- allow th*- Canadian India the natives procure cobra venom by of the nnravelmeot of a my«tery ; > Jennie McUallnm on. priced plow and‘ no icarn to cross the the Detroit Free Pres.*, that he ever ! ? rkcd -P 1 line. Nest day both inducing the enraged reptile* to strike nt a plot in n glory of Wllkie Collitu** or Edgar money. 'Well, er— ’■ began'the youth. 1a«t .Sunday—James ' gu to Buffalo, to •*•!! shell, across which a leaf I* stretched. Poe’*, the astounding and i n cum preh ensiMed the terms repotted. The Lansing ! •Just so," said the irrepressible comedi­ . returned fr*>m t'hlca- I their barley; they sell fur the same Each of my snakes could bedepeoded upon bie thing about it taing this—that, assum­ to attend the world’s j an; "you wantAltotell me thntyou^vere State * Republican replies to Judge; price, *ay ’JO cents, to yield poison onew ndifjr. but it was only ing you to be the inventor of your own r-"uoriies—Frank Leon- ■ born”----.Monte's denial in a manner that should.I i and tho Yankee a trace at a time—Just'a glistening speck drentii. you must before the occurrence of "Yes,” faltered the youth. 11 happy father of a boy t eotuvs homo with that you couhl hardly sec. bring a blush of shame to his face, j \ incident No. I have already conceived and I iu hi*pocket, but “And that after spending a few years”----ns day. * There can fa- no doubt of hi* use of lhe j "Of course this wax n alow proce*.*, and arranged lhe whole sequenc« of Incident* tho p*x»r t’anu- k aots borne with only WO. one day I made a calculation that if my of which you have neverthelexe no con­ So Matherti filled out the whojc speech insulting epithet and he ought to be , th*- McKinley man sixteen vipers had kept in full health and scious premonition. Bewildering as it havlnc taken for him. •When be had finished he turned aahamed to ask a farmer to vote for I ; wife $pH*t Sunday with cent* n bushel or vigor, nnd hail yielded daily all the year seems, there is no resisting thia conclusion to tho young fellow and in a voice at 300 out of hl» sale ot around, nnd supposing it had been ;x«xi- from Mr. Greenwood’s facts, nnd tbe pres­ him iu, against that sterling, courteous ' Mr-. Kate Rachel1,000 bushel*- Then ble to keep the fluid without letting It dry fanner John T. Rich. Ulis is the Re- ' • faiwell, spent a f«-w days thunder cried: ent writer remembers to have had one ex­ “Now you may go into the next roam!"— ■■r parent*. Mr. and Mm. I up. it would have taken moro than seven perience essentially analogous to Mr. Green­ publican's -reply, which convict* Judg<* , ami lin y again sell. years to produce n quart. This will give wood's. and which was briefly ax follows: ■t lined home Saturday.— । Henry Irving in Strand Magazine. In tho itno market, Morse of the offense charged: Hn dreamed that he put a question to an­ ’* spent Saturday in I THS OVI.V MAHKKT you sons* Idea of the fearful strength of “On the evening of September W. THS CAXAIUA.V HAS lhe stnlT when you think how minute if other person in the form of n request for 4.:« *t of Dr. Sayles ami Tho Average housekeeper will be pleased . IS!**-’, Judge Allen B. Morse, Labor TO rttx tx. They the quantity Iniected at each bite."—Man­ •pertain information, and receive*! a differ­ ::>e of dynamite at Ijowell* again act the same to hear that of late years there has been Commissioner Henry A. Robinson, of ent reply from what he could have antici­ 1. - place very plainly 1 erlcv. -ay cents a chester Times. added to the familyof pets a small creature ushcl. the New pated. the reply taking the form of an in­ ‘ The new brick is rapid­ much sought after awl highly prized by Detroit! and J. Maurice Finn, of IshYorker pockets his I peming, editor of the Daily Press of ' telligent correction of his own error as Im­ world. Messrs. Herrick. tho ybungsters. It is a turtle of the smaller । that city and Democratic candidate for j tTO while the man on In Wright's selection of Latin stories plied In his query, the mysterious thing the Ontario side of hi ire hustlers— Mbs congress, addressed a mass meeting in i variety and sometimes a tortoi^. the line pockets 111*, there is an account of a woman desaribed being that he wan enlightened by “his own . to McCords Sunday to the McKinley man ns’lying on her deathbed, when her daugh­ creature,” to borrow n phrase of Mr. Green­ .When said youngster* start off for the the casino at Marquette. A glowing t**:.’i*T Jake and wife. woods and return bearing iu their hands a bavins taken35cents report pf this meeting, in detail, wa* a bushel «r one half ter urged her to send for a priest, that she wood’s. hl* •‘creature" giving him infor­ Edith Sayles. of !?>weli, squirming, struggling turtle afeeling more of bl- potato**. pnnted in the column* of the Ishpcmmight confe-Ax her sius, to whom her moth­ mation which he received ns an ncquiaitiou last week with her unde. of disgust than of pleasure is seen depicted ing Daily Press of Wednesday evening, | These questions naturally arise; Who er replied: "Why? If I am 111 today, to­ of new knowledge, but of which appar- . .*?•*! family—Ml** Llbble upon the face of the average housekeeper. September 21. in which the address of I. I knows ino*t about , the Canadian morrow or next day I shall ta well." But entiy he must nevertheless bare been pos­ from McCords Sunday— But if the woman in question will harbor Allen B. Morse .Manjuette > farmer’s condition, Michigan’s ruin- the daughy*r, seeing her become worse, sessed nt that antecedent point ot time aiuiiw at - ------------------ was -- given ■ ;he slek list—Miss Mande the little creature in the yard or kitchen, in full. u* i: bow-chaser or the Canadian Minister brought in several of her neighbors, Who when he'framed his own question, for his We have that paper tafure '*< to her home in Lowell. to the infinite delight of the boys and girls, as write, referral and we find at the close of II ' ' -2a "T'a —which h U,e mon- urced the same thing, to whom she said: power of conceiving the question itself im­ thewe report to th.,u>em.-nt Anil —The MIK-h s Maud Sper- she will find herself suddenly growing at­ that -l.l.lg.- Monw „»» followed be r_____ 1 “What do you talk ntant, or whnt do you plied bi* unconscious forecast of tbe reply, . • pollt.ral rcferred to the statement i ,|fojnt<*reste<l Riegler spent Saturday tached to it, for the simple reason that it wvm or 9,c fearf I shall not die these twelve years. I which yet came upou him ax a surprise. -■ ■> wns f............. 'i spcecu ■ ■vj> ** Merer,, llobinw.n and .1. Maurice Fino. I XT i •x -Dr. H. C. Peckham performs certain little offices by which it It is another case of duplex mind—one of 0,0 the Canadian min- have heard the cuckoo, which told me so." who -poke well and w.-e.-applauded fo ' official r™’1?1 report " y domiciled in their new soon endears itself to the heart of the At length she tacatne speechless and was half of the mind conveying to the other the echo. The article concludes: ‘Un-j • r’ irk* and wife will occupy half information with which the latter at the jK>int of death. housekeeper. ItUalnoBB l*rn«perlty. i'.-i by hla parents. They coat little or nothing to keep, feed­ fortunately the ITcss has not space for I Then her daughter rent for the priest, was previously unsnpplled. But the pres­ That the enactment of the McKinley who came, bringing whnt was necessary I ent writer has hud another private experiing mostly on lettuce leaves or other veg­ all these speeches, nnd has printed • etable matter, nnd render useful service Judge M<.nu-’s in full, in preference to • tariff law has been followed by almost to perform the last duties, and approach­ euce, if possible, still more extraordinary. Delton. , unexampled, business prosperity, in ­ ing her, be asked if she had anything to He was staying In n small country house; *—<». A. Hynes and wife by keeping a kitchen or garden free from giving 'merely fi summary of encH.' • stead of dire disaster ns the Democconfits*. AU she sold was “kuckuc," bi* bedroom was Immediately above a his folks at Woodland— I beetles and vermin.—New York Uauuner This address’ ns given in the Press, . _■_ _ ~)hesie<l in 1*90 1*90. is shown by (cuckoo). Again the priest offered her the drawing room in which was a piano, and bears evidence of having been carefully 1 racy prophesied «t hm returned from lhe | ciaJ Advertiser ' its ’"i issue of Oct. sacrament and asked her if she talk-veil another inmate of lhe hotiM was a lady revised by its author or some other I tho New York Sun in i! h's house h nearly cotncompetent person,- before it was ' <• 4. It says editorially: the tanl wax her Saviour, nnd she replied who was an umateur pianist. About 8 How Noy Faced Death. -i worki—The Dr’s, wife “The accepted barometer of printed in the paper of Judge Morse's I oi mer- "kuckuc,” so the prie*t went away anti o’clock one b>otning he dreamed he was .Marshal Ney was the son of n harflworkii'lall to care for his sick Ing coo;>cr, and had risen from the ranks 1 frlcnd and brother candidate. Editor ; euntile in the United States States is shortly afterward she died.—All thu Year in the garden, where he was presently eantiie business busluvnn »a . i- been confined to tar bed failure’s comniled compiled and and Round. Finn. So much for the ‘authenticity ot •the ‘*** record —--i aof / failures i joined by thia lady, and together they at ___________________ lioonah and Gieb. of Clo* of the army. Ho was a cldldof tho people, verified by the established commercial ■ once entered tho house, when tho lady, >*-n painting the harness nnd tthntevsr may-liaveGelm^ils vanities the speech, as it appears in the Demo- j agencies. It is therefore extremely Trying to Do Too Much. ' proceeding to the piano, Mt down and be­ he threw, tlii-tii all aside in his last days. erotic Ishpeming Press. gratifying to observe that the general • A E. Varah—The exerThere wax once a woman who was the gan playing Weber’s well known polacca “In the course of his speecn at Mar­ When he wax led out to death, na officer •ol house the Slst were despair at nil. the other women of her ac ­ prosperity, of which there are accumu ­ in E. which commences with a trill or quette Mr. Morse paid his respects to | lating evidences ou every side, is re­ quaintance. Her bouse was us pretty ns shake. He thereupon awoks Co And that ■• Inch shows there Is an ln- ordered a-band.tge tied over his eyes. “Why should you do thatF’ said Ney. the bounty upon sugar, including that- flected in tho agency reports of the h lhe scholars this term— pomible-and mlway* in perfect order, she the lady was actually at the piano below; extracted' from the maple. In that I '• if*-visited tr ends tn Ot­ "Haven’t I been nccustonud for twenty- portion of his remark*, a* printed in ' nine month* of 189”, ending on Satur- kept It on n yh-y small income, and kept it that she was Just commencing Weber’s five years to look bullets aud cannon balls ’-------J- nil'------------m.—■ i»l»c made her own-iclothes iose Corwin fell victim to polacca. nnd that the trill, which occupies the Press, we find the following sen- jI day last, Oct. 1. These an* thft figures beautlfully-Jr , for nine months of each, of the years and tbore of]'— her _____ child;_ she — trimmed hats perhaps n fraction over a second in execu­ b-iAce Phillips Is seen on our in the fitcef” , He himsel.’ ordered tho soldiers to fire, fence, which wc reproduce verbatim: for herself and all her sister*; she did fancy tion/wan just being played. •dtei *ix weeks tuisle with | following: “ 'On the hillside God planted an [ | Yxah. Failciiks. Liab:i.iti«h. work; she tainted chairs, thereby saving i Now the amnzing, not to say staggering. Mr*. Phillip* who has lild standing and facing them. All (ho lazy I iwo.............. J....TJ578.................... ....8 9X171.000 - His career summed up iu one life the acre of maple trees. sometimes ax much as seventy-five cent*; 1 feature of the thing is this: That the inci­ •*e Is convalescing—-Lewi* spectacular heroism of tho past.—Youth's farmer has to do is to stick a spile j ML................4..-.MW........................... BM7LW0 she l taught! ’ ’iu a nilnlou ’~* —„!.i' <i class sewing dent which in the dream was antecedent I i>>. was on pur streets Satlac......................... lisa.......................... 7a.97i.te0 with a hole in it Into one of these I “The volume of business is constantly school; she took lessons In cooking; she to the playing of tho polacca—viz., the MeBatib has been suffering 1 Companion. trees iu the sprimr. and the snpriuis 1 increasing in Hie United Stites. New belonged to several charitable organiza­ ralk from the garden to tho drawing with articular rtaumatista— oaf, but lhe poor fellow mast boil It field* for the developement of Indus- tions-and the end of that woman whh room—must in reality have been invented : b'-'rurprlse on Mrs. BoyttInquirer (at summer resort}-« ny ‘ to make sugar, so he asked two cents 1 trial activity are being opened; eorpo- nervous prostration and n sanitarium. by tho dreamer's mind after the actual It being her birthday—A cona pound for this labor. And ho got ' rations are multiplying; capital, greater Amid tar many occupations she bad some­ first note ot the music tad beenltruck, and yon with th«t h"1/* 1 fasting* opened a bank- ’ Mr-. G.*h»»-Sh, it because the Republicans needed that I in amount than at any previous time how lost sight of the fact that a certain invented fur the purpose of leading upto '•• ■'s ami *1104*. In the Llucsvote from Vermont.' nmoutit of amusement is necessary for the that music! Mr. Greenwood will probably “Well. wh*t l» ““ ““lwr edtir.d4v the 28th—Messrs, "If anv respectable person, regard- । or in any country, seeks profitable in­ i vestment, and the newer motors and human mind. She had never “had tinw” agree with us that this 1? in a certain ism and Dennis, of Hastings, lez* of politics, donbta the oorrcclnww fnr rest or diversion. And her busband as *en*c an even mure complex com than She lie" I” Friday evening to attend Iho "at™ doo* of tho above quotation, tho copy of the agencies, electricity and natural gas, he paid the bill for medical services poKsi- tboM of prolepay. It seems to imply that roi*. in K. of P. Hall—The behln.1 her either, end «he lire, on mrio IshDcming Daily Press from which it I furnish entirely new fields for enterbly reflected how much better, and not the dreaming mind cannot only annihilate | prise. Thu population of the country wtateketi will be cheerfully exhibited of this place accepted an in... - “—New at th© State Republican editor’s room. is increasing. The profits and the sav­ only belter but cheaper, would prevention the time condition ot things, as we appre­ »to Bin Held the I9lh, to inltl- oveanr." “She wua't weocute with me. have been than cure.—Jenness Miller’s hend it in waking experience, but can also “Mr. Morse publicly asserts that he ings of the people find, almost exclus­ >' candidate—The Banlinld invert or dislocate their time sequence in a never used any such expression as ’lazy ively, employment here, while a steady Magazine. ___________ ______ here the 17th, to surprise our York V.’eoltlJ. manner which the wide awake intellect (a current of foreign capital comes to i*'■?’ ,* h * lolly time. Come *galn , farmers;* and he says, ‘I never came American industrial stock companies, Monitor Loco«n°tlT**powerless to understand or to conceive. fi ' n t-hope to sec a small strip of -- There near uaing such words. It Truly “such stuff as dreams are made of* The Central Parl^ | *”7I”be ' seen that he came within just breweries, mines, ranches, ana mer­ A nlcco of James Busse!I Lowell. MI m nJ Wa:k r”*"1 tafore snow files, to Jolh muwlet '“>:i"h“A°tho Sacrnman- | cantile establishments. Under these Ruth Burnett, Is to become a sister of Is a material wRich wo hare y«t to analyze. . I one letter of those exact word*. *inc© ”Ladies Aid, built some time I — Landau Spectator. XR.n.ut^lbfo.m.a.al , | he used the singular form, lazy circumstances, the increase of failures charity. ■S".wiiich W||| uuko ono Conl|nuoua wt|g . m lw» *• ond of liabilities resultin'* therefro"’ ’rwa De- potVnfflee to the school hoe*e— to shop- In 1888.' . u^r. of uadar. • funneiv'” . ... 'lhal it K QrMJU 0( |lM,. | loculus’** BVUbUc. THE SLEEPING MIND. Bsaos.. *N IMPORTANT LETTER FROM \ rY NEWS. Ik I 8 • H going to put In a branch clothing pounds. �Hastings Banner Thursday, October 37, 1892. tra. Bohemian Gymnastic society, Polish HAIL, COLUMBUS! |I National Alllatter. Swedish societies, Scandinavian societies. Sons of Veterans, Famgut Port, Chicago bmsof Vetorana, Cook County Marching club, Fullerton Avenue Cadet corp", Engl*wood Guard. High School boya, Englewood Light Hone. Modern Woodmen of Amer­ I ica, Vuiform Hank Itoyal Arcanum, He­ brew socirtie*. Independent Order S. N., Ninth Battalion (colored), Knighta of Pyihiwt ferrtorsd). I Thlnl Grand Division. Roman Catholic Central Verien, Crotiau Benevolent society. Italian societies. Catho­ lic Knight • of America, Ancient Order II iberniaiiM, Catholic Forester*. .AMociatod Cyc­ ling club, Genuaij vetenuu*, German Benev­ olent Mx'ietiea. Colored Knights of Pythian of the World. Tlicse grand divisions in turn were divided Into other divisions, the second grand havington parts. Tbe parade was through the businera portion of the city, beginning on tbe Like front near the Auditorium, .nnd ending on State street near Hnrrw.>kJ. where dispersal took place. The lino of march took In all th© principal down-town xtrects. MAKSHALX. L.COOK. Krtter. Chicago Fitly Commemorates His Service to Humanity. | vna nasnxos, mjch.. postoffics, auqust 14. 1879. THt MAGIC CITY AT JACKSON P.’.RK EDITORIAL NOTES. Mrs. Harrison. «lfe of our honored ^President, who has been so bravely battling Xor weeks with death, succumbed to tbai dn«Hi disease, consumption, Tuesday tnomlng. Tbe end came at 1:40, and with her whole family around her bedside she calmly passed away, without as much as a struggle. As the domestic life .of lhe President has been unusually happy,' so In this hour of earthly separatlpn from the partner of all his joys aud sorrows, must his grief be all the more deep. The nation bows in sympathy with him, and Its sorrow Is all the more felt from the knowledge of such a perfect household being in thu executive Dedicated to the Memc.-y of tu© Great Discoverer and the Progress He Made Possible. 6ne Un nd red Tt>ou»und People (Sather ta the Mighty Hnllding Devoted tn Liberal ' mansion. Married in the very spring time st life, and baring to commence at the very bot­ tom round, ail triumphs made and honors won have been more appreciated. Her counsel, her encouragement and lihr love havehclped'to make inch new »uctess but tbe stepping sloue to hUher iiuitur*. And at last when called upon to .preside over the destinies of thlsjtreat nation, a pure American home was transferred from In­ dianapolis to Washington. There the same sacred flame of love that was kindled In youth continued to burn undirnmed. until extinguished Tuesday morning. In the home ns wife aud mother her life was beautiful. Noble aims and sacrifice* joined with n wife's and mother’s pure lore formed a perfect picture of domestic content. During tbe 8U years of their married life she was his trusted friend nnd advisor, aud fully snared In all of his joj's and sorrows. In their days of compara­ tive poverty she was tbe same true woman as when occupying the exalted position of “First lady in the land.’’ • . Though connected with tbe Presbyter­ ian church yet her good deeds were try no means confined to oue creed. She always did good whenever within her power, irre­ spective of sect or -social standing. The example of such a nature In her social po­ sition will be greatly missed, ami the members of the family nearest and dearest to her, have the sympathy of all. The funeral will occur to-day from their home In Indianapolis. Spvukiiig ot principle. Ju.t nnil/iU'ic'r catury Oration. Chicago, Oet.9t>.—Chicago's Auditorium, the greatest- assembly hall of the continent discovered by Christopher Columbus, wm ablaze with light and beauty last night, lively women were there— women whose ’ presence would cre-itc a furor at a Drawing Ibxjm in Buckingham palace prwiided over by tbe venerable Victoria Regina; women in toileta that would put to aliame the creatert crea­ tion* of a Worth. Aud there were men — men who have m.-ule their imprinu on the vice phest. mojitox. history1 ot this and other nntioiw; states­ men aud diplomats, warriors that liave faceil the dusky foe in the jungle aud tried conclusions with lhe cuemyontho briny deep; nu*n of letters anti qf law. of science and of art; merchant princes, vPboec early days tell stories of toil and poverty, ©nd who Maud today as gigantic monuments of opportunities afforded to energy and indepeudcnce under the flag of a frceTcpublic. Wm a Strictly Private Altair. Patriotism was thu motive of the occa­ sion and the event, love aud exaltation for native lan<L the tribute of tbe 400 to au event that ha* dignified the present metrop­ olis of the west nnd future metropolis of tbe republic. For the assemblage d’honettr of last night was cnsentMlIy n private af­ fair. So faros the official programme of dedication week wn* concerned it hod no recognition Ix-yond the formal indorsement of the committee ou ceremonies of tiro World's Columbian exposition, an indorremeat that carriwl with it neither financial liability nor responsibility. A thousand or more <>f the leading ciiutehs of Chicago I weie the jiutiU; two thousaud or more of J th.rt^ro’»ch6otoniOTM>o-ta,>>lr-'.“' thoporttaarf VnJtrfBUt-UooKdeMM. to net IU escort to each different notable following that staff. ------It w* mat porecnsge p«racun^v or vi his ...» ...... an inspiriting scene. The chargers1 of °r the t>,< | th*! cavalry, the bright accoutennenta "I ot Che troops. the polished guns, and the uniforms of the officers and governor*’ staffs, with the decorations of the carriagas, formed a spectacle of motion, brighUx-M, and color never to lx> forgotU-n. As the cavalry troops who*- deeds on tho frontier have made thorn famous were rccugiiiz<>d they sere greeted with swelling cheers that, be­ ginning at the Auditorium, continued throughout tbe whole nine miles of the Martin, tbe -Black Pearl.’' wm knocked out by Jo. Kin,, Kr R-ta®, a local middle-weight. Thir---------------ty-.li round,■ were fought. w*«la«sd»y, Ot- 19It is ropor reported by a Chinese newspaper Henry Preserved Smith, I printed at at Kai Ban Francisco that In retaliation mffr**’1- in L^y, Lane Theological Theological seminary, seminary, i for tbe reais*. registration of Chinamen in this ESSs o^. cta^Fb—r. wm «. country China will soon order the n-gieI begin Nov. 14. _ , tration of all Americans living Juver there. ‘^L** Hm Arned France that unleas ' A farnwr named Zimmerman, hisron.-itai ! 1 „ .to.Live noHoy agaiust the Vatican lx Lorenz Strittmatter in a farm wago1; »,.rc T'nJnt.,.1 then JXt brtcb of Fhmch cordi- run down by * Burlington freight t, u:i SJdHriW u- iu. tart. ■ n*r"aluu« CUy .11,1 '.~1.-D.b- Ihubh — «■- »«»•«> 8tHUm.il.. WM, kiitai. HISTORY OF A WEEK. Oto mil" f™™ Anotta ot tbow dul.r,. wi,„. , w . These two min h«d 0,1 trinl at lowing their worthlesancus still iuni,( rai.nan chanted with horae stealing, awl their unfortunate wives living with th* m. were aajuiUcd of therttargeI to.mnr ta current in Berlin that ^fetternich has dupartwl for the uS^d Steti* where ho ta to imwry an ' \rlLi Rnggrrtion is nuula that thu m^rnr mar forbid tho marriage. J Gto.. . 1’MlrtlHpbta «»■>• 1 d^,"''!'lb,™tal’.«wrr’“'«l-~ “cK| ti . *r>u»nflr San Joas, which h» been rt.Iwitatta.trrtl.otrtniUKU.wCbln-. l,,.',‘‘',,',^laCdSUU*IUUlm' is reported. His name wm Frank H:,.: lived at Aspey, Fla., nnd he wen* all way to Philadelphia to show how nrcc-<iry | hades is. He ta dead and ids wife dying While boiling soap Mrs. Janie* Vetpula, , wife of a farmer living uenr Ilia w.c! , *>«*«” «*> ’«• '»>"«J A*8*nltS*«. M.rt.Ch«H.» F. droppw! dead of apoplexy while tar . ptortHpUoo Io b, BH«1 tawaiting . Iruj. S. il Colem«n,Mlorn<.).. Otltamr. A ■. Tl,..,^li.toO( the Bin Thiurttar will l»-J trotoi io d«lh while rttempltait to welk The total number of paraders as estlmnted varie* all the way between M,000 •u..„> ,«l,tthe SK tullowtag ptatoiUM» «l the railway u Mornsn. K . E cfii«o. «■ > from to hl.the ranch . Iraeutlcm mile. »w.,. and 100,000. m> the re nder can take his “ ... ,..lD m ■ St. Irtota. 10-JOe. m. to 113S Itattrteon MhlUnrrta, two Kratii.L ■­ choice; the kilter figure, however, is the one given by the most enthuklartic Chicagoans p in. ; living nt Greenwood, tried to wttlc :i and as they never lie- the Infrreticr is plain. l)r (’han Geo Wo, a full-blooded Chi- : culty” with pistols nnd Hul-cro<1r-l jn killing General Stockton was a supreme command nsmiin with a good practice nt Omaha, [ an unknown negro nnd wounding A. L,.rrI M l at Chicago Mtas Cora DeWitt, a Weatherford through the shoulder Final and General Miles was the grand marshal. KSS, AmerXn «l-l ot K<~1 tamllr. I I, Phttowon kllltrt ItarrU. One fen turn that was not iu the jwirade,but that would have artded to its brilliance,was also of Omaha. Dr. Wo is In Chicago in | Mr*. Emmons Blaine h.*w given ll.WW for tin* MkmiuIc fraternity. The cauau seems charge of tho ChiuiMC exhibitat theWorld’s ' a n(nv public library at Augusta, Me. Th*' tu lutve been u gvui-ral unwillingneas to £iur' gift ta in memory of IterJiUblMtud. n.aruh. TUI* is true as to the while Maaotia A young mon uamud Wilson is under i Ex-8ocr«t«ry Bftine cOtnplains that th* The negro lodge* were represented. JimtCTOn GEMF.ltAL DAVW OPENS THE CEBK- |, arrw^ nt Manitowoc on charge <»f forgery. | pn^s j, taking-unwarrantable Hix*: Parade Arransed for Saturday. MOXIES. I Tim state committee of the Woman Suf-| wjth him. Some '•enterpriritig'' ije r In response to the complaints of World’s ' frage party of New York repudiate* thu jjnn. recently prlnti-d interview* tvhit i, thOrder uf the prw»*»l<*f’. fair officials, the troops nnd the general 1 jI prcsidenlial presidential cti-tocandidacy Mrs. John Bid- • ex -secretary says have never taken pla*. S Following is the order of prom-wion! ------ -<of -------public, arrangements were made yeaterda’y ] Joint । ummittre on curvnwnt.e **f the World's i dulph Martin. ______ : Emil Dreiet. Danish consul :it < !>;<■, .. for n parade of the Illinois National Guard . < -<>lmullta:i e.'minl«rton*ndtho World's I Oct. 30 ’ ditsl suddenly on board the su-aiti-! >aturdnj- through the business pr*rti«<n of । Coin-. Wa > «XT«r4f.m. I Thamtay. act. Heckla just after that vwel arrive.! ;; thcdly. Invitations have Inti: issued to Th- dlr**<*uir general of lhe Wdrid'4 t'ataBblaa Heber Th tiler, *r,x>nd enginror of the tn Inmi <»*«* ’ all the atate guard** present to takg. |M*rf iu | cn*»lti'jn. and th* president of til# Cea* . A. Ctanw——, ww -dt^^’ta tu'lilrt . the parade, h is |s"w*ibl«* that the regulars I tunniil «•*'in’ll l»*l*tu of PTH. st Pbila1 at (.'lilcagu. __________ will also |>artici]>utc. delphta and th# dirwtor A wadety has been formed In Phlladel- ; Tuesday. Ort. E3. Thevt.-.. rav-lAiiud the Uaited Hiatea, ths pitta to promote of boraefirah. ---- —? th© ?*■- Orting ■ - --•*■ — । The ptflice ctairt casesgaim*t I^ib.r Ct.qj CEREMONIES OF DEDICATION. I Superintendent Daniels, nt the Chi-; 'mimluner Ifeck, of New York, Ims i.-n president of th-- World’s C«dcm»d»n coml| irv"* n,f-' ^—)rWaif* WajrZ ’rTT; , ' -<-r^t I, ■ —,, muru**u and the---prc-d.lctit ot the ml-Huh.-----h** orcmnLrad among dhnnl«—d. while the caw >n tin- ceurt 4 I’ronniininr of Music and Oratory— Tb i World's Colmnldan sessions will not begin until Nor 7. J. Ol'ordand Mi-. Zulin J. Derr.n* - f Chicago. Oc.. SI.—Today was tbtr cul­ Columbus, O., were married in Asldaad mination of the Columbian fratlvnl, aud । a mu xur n recrurr u*» vr«-.» mm, .» v«*<- , cemetery, Ky.. at the side of her si*t- : the destination of everybody In town was i cag»> a gain.’I the Western Manufacturers’. grave. Mis* Devon-was formerly a te.Kh tbe patch of ground which u year apo was I Mutual Insurance companv. 1 rr *” Hie Ashbuid public nch«<u!>: A vein of rich silver and fead ore ha* been t T*”' ^Smnnutlc socirty of Berlin Lis d. waste, but which ; found at L*gnr. L T. | ou’”1 l,»at the gift of 80,a») marks made by now is occupied ! Three trainmen on the Uaigh railroad । »‘M' Eml*r,,r ."*«»«»• '>‘1* ' 1 tby thu majestic were •»*•»*(n,<-«fan of acolo-sal ballon f. r i Ainw Vrv killed by a colli*.’' » near Waverly, ' , sclent inc purposes. buildings which The mx retary of war and thu sttor*ey u-eneral .... y. - k oll lrial ■ .... Wta, —1 i. J Malcolm PorbM, who dwns the race I rtt».VW|M »Ia»ra____ I M ' u Artitaud. are to house for, Tb. .toI “I"'" <*>'■ <*“»• °< 1>« liu.lrtml, ' Lorse Arion, offer* fti.om :■> ms- »■ .is< six mouths next ' trot n mile in two minutes, the n><: a :•» year tbe cream yf The Mx-rct«ry of the interior nnd tljc secretary ba* •’*’•11 fiCQttitted. I be divided Im tween the owner npd dr* humnU skill, art >g sgrieultnre. । in Bremen tbe textile factories are wprkand tbe race t*> lie oti n r-gnlati.in t:.i Thr diplomatic c.>rjM *n*i conmhuon-at- |llg |u»lf time, as thrir tmue bos beeu etuand ingenuityumd । 1 be offer L*» gxssl fur five year*, b-.r tarz.*. Th -ima* B. Bry»it bnrri**«cd by the cholera quarantine. what a’ change! r™.k . botd..... iwirah-., j’ renuigr to *ay be bars Naner Hank*, v where so sljort n I The Hntnbnrg-Americ.~.u Pa.kt » time ago the county, ills.,- wm gored death; und tl>f tiM*'<>r <>f tl>>city ot Chicago. ,Madison —-------------------<•----- -» ----- to — ------ I pony will resume it* steerage to the Ut :l*d sand was oil that Ex-lT. -1 h t.t Hay. a ex secretary th" ’waa bj a ma>! •tre-r.be wo* driving. The born* rouhl be seen rvtv« ury, lloa. John Sh*'mari..L>inaii J. Oage, ■ *•* — animal -*-----• »>-hta body. of the pierced ' convey from Stettin a full complement ot n few atuntod ex-rev Idrat of th-* World’s Stewart Kodgent, aged 10 yran*, is in jail atremge passengers. Ru>*ipti*>, : I I Gdtun Man expodtit n. shrulxi nnd uccaalona! tufts of coarse grass, , at Pit tabu iv .h.irg'-l with 0c munk-rof Bohemians however, xs ill not in- t ik-: W. T. linker. rx-pr»-'id««nl of tbe : patches of morass and an irregular excivn, 'James Janie* _ Stevenson, _________ , aged — ------------14, whom — be World’, Co atubian export ion. The municipal council of Paris I - t\ :. l ■ stabbed to tho heart with a |K*cket-kulad in a credit of 2,W0.<M«i frauce toukli, -i | tion filled with lake water that looked The penale of the United States, a uhlldisL qu irrel. Tly- liou»« of rcprwutatlrwL I more like a swamp than anything else, now advance to be made in the ; ’. Tbvanny of the United *t**ea ; The btenm. r t’lty of I*nris has arrived at status of the city employe*, r. i. h a- st re*-, arises n magic city of white, ornate with Till navy of the Ut i!<d StaLa. column and dome, with -sculptured cn|r Tlw p»ven»br» .»nd thtlr »taff» of the states New Yuri; from (juectirtown, having made swrepera, scweraieti. etc.. -.vh*-*c Max- the quickcat trip ou record—3 days, 14 huuni under 5 fmncj* j>er day. ital.aud freixe-the sum of the highest and tarrit rice of the United .‘•tales. and 34 minutes. . i Aoollbdon . occurred ,v . won ., ,vth<[ltc:*»Hn.7 , : GTh-’ orstor* nnd e)i«plains. , development of architecture. Coinmi.'v.ioQerH ef foreign gurercment* to ths Chief ot Police O'Mara, of Pittsburg, hna road at Wert Mauayunk. ? Tlu- Great of the Earth Were There. ’ Wcgld'* Columbian expoadtlon. ' been indicted for kidnaping by n New Jer- suited in seven j»er>MJUS la-iitg’ killed aud in To dedicate these buildings .the foremurt <Vn»ai» ;u. from foreign govermarats. “' -------• scy grand jury for taking Frank Mollick fifteen utiicn* being injured, The rhtm. < deml are; of the land- came—MaU-smeh of national ThL.t'n Jo J’"*’ cut of‘hr state on suspicion that he was an Davids. Herr, of Hardabtirg; Th twdad byjtho third, fourth. •»! fifth xtol:cxt>DM,|io} tLeanarchist Bergman. , Welsh, fireman; Jacob Kilraln. br.J fame, orators of world-wide reputation, I Miltou F. Jordan, tilt* opposition candidate for slate senator. He was nominated by the people's party, and as their nominee must favor their principle: free coinage and rheap loans on land. He is endorsed by lhe democrat-*. As a democrat he Is opposed tu free coinage, and opposed to prelates who*-o names are household worels, ... ! W. W. IhArr PiatsboWHM1«Mis. 1 Decker, PoCtstowu; 1. • mu::;-, the bo*r*i of control, and lhe sumptuary laws. Ue Is also ou the prohi­ Friday. Oct. diplomats foreign and native, guvernora, ■re rotary of lhe nations’, PLurnlxvillv; 7—Smith. PottMi!i<. i.w bition ticket, and as a prohibitlouisL must i : Josiah Nottingham anti his wife and boy on pawo-nger train—all of r<tu.4}lj comtnbwioii ■oldlocs, and scientists of renown, profes­ | Kol*rt Ray hare lw*rMhel<l by a Kankakee, favor suppression ef tbe liquor traffic. Tb«* «t»preme remrta of th* »mmd stataa. vania. sional men. anti merchants; while to look The board «f lady mana.-ers, preceded by tbe 'Hla, coroner's jury Tor the murder of WliiW. O. Ixiwden. I. 11. Wick wire umf J. D. , on and applaud tbe success of this great LIVESTOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. .—UM -‘-i —•C ------- * Iani Shannon. i. jnwideot mwo Benham, opposition candidates for prosecu­ enterprise, the fiageant that preceded thu Lady rwprewutaUvt-s «>f the thirteen original’ Th© kife and two children ofGhris Krue­ state*. dedication and the words of liuming do­ tor. register and sheriff, are also riding tbe ger arrived at Ixaibiville from Chicago on Hoard of directors of th,. World ’ s Columbian Chicago, o ' qucnce with which the achievements of ia Tuesday morning aud have not been seen same three horses. If, elected, ran any­ Following were the qnotatL-ii. exposition. • . ,, ” । Columbus and of tiie young republic for Board <g maasKv * *.f the United States ’bey alighted from the care of trade today: When' - Ot body tell what they will represent? They । whose foundation he opened the way. thou exhibit । The Th iKillee - ■-force 11 — *------in Paris -is ~very *------inade- Ta*. < kwd 71M*r. De* * tuber, represent In politics uotblng but the lack sands of representative citizens in all walks Th.- departmmt chiefs. 'quate to the turbulent and criminal rle- C*OM', ;4Mn M-“ - "I"m»» of life gathered from all |>artsof tla* Union. Dfr4 t**r <*f work* and bls »taff. of principle, and areopposed to all decen­ inent rontidiMd in the rity. So l.Mnddi- I <’"r»j0c’ob*r/*«<•. * >••»«» «-• ‘*7 Never iu riie history of tbe world, prolsiThe < ity ronnefl of Chicago. a. Rl , will ta. enmll-1 .1. tol^-to '? cy and honesty In politics. Wbucan won­ I hlr, hnx so great a work lietm bo sneers •L H. HtGIgBOTUAM. Hevlru at Waahlugton Park. once o«j. Wtotan<h. ux*i rtto.pi, u> ! ‘i der that politics become debauched when distingukhed women and m«n <rf the civil­ | fully accomplished, so nobly crownetL. Vico Praaident Morton mw* nut In th© ' , , »>Xc| May, opencl I I Chfr>q;o Arrayed Iu Beaaty. procef»l<m when It started. He joined it ‘ such trading and dickering is resorted to. ised nations of the earth the gueata. As a 1 The populatiunoCJhe contl- ; -October, .qwned S1X3>, <Ju~e*I SUX-'-j Xutnclal function — ns ou t-fflerveeceucc of | When the multitudes ___censor. __________ — South —• -••Australian .«*•••••<•■« >a*gau pouring into nt Michigan avenue and Twenty-ninth .uvociuu — n« IU1 fuervwccuce oil mtiKitndes Isgim 1 2.;? । H ;reet with president Hlginbotham.whose ' emt New Wales ta the must [ , . n t Michigan avenue and Twenty-ninth nent number* 3,®l», 000, according to tbe rei Such deals are nothing moro nor less than patriotic fervor on the part of the ruling - - colony, • “ beating - Victoria - ’.CUO । rember, upenod S 12.3k closed Jonuthe down town district* X gurat he paa. The national and state populous by ' ar>-. open*-*! S1X*>, i-J*v«-d fl34A Lar.ifrauds perpetrated upou the suffrages of element of tbe Garden City: it waa pcrhn|« ,view the parade they saw, stretching away lriMJ.w |ln<i >w.n formed in the meantime inhabitants. the moat notable event, ro fiw M society iu every direction, streets agloW with decobHgivl'-" in line of maasr* on the tart . qol. hundred and flftv miners at (Wl- i Oetobc r, uprned Js.lt', riowd $*.<*. tbe people. IJr« Stock—Pricca a» the Union Stock yy.i» was concerned. in her entire, history. It j rations till they looked^ like a gigantic ... .. . • today rangctl as follows: I1nc»--M*rkct fdrl> .......... -- —--------------- -— *— •«•*’ *»“• - One hundred and flfly miners at Cerrilth.- fortunate fort.in.te partici n.wW.­ . flower a—••------' - in full bloom. was a night night that all the garden The national side ’---------------of the field ---------at--------Washington park. A* (;o|o., liave struck for nn increase of Active on packlns and *hi|<plng <U<t*unt a:nt The U. S. supreme court trnslaina the pant*—mid possibly many of the unfortu­ colon ’• r v,Cr vu.on* pnslominated. ureuunuuaivu. but out nth wgn the me red. red. I I Tic*' president pf^ident approached tbe the ground wagr-K All the pit* urv closed down, but open rather easy and pric*.-* dceUhed nate non-partidpant»—will long remember. •white and blue were mingled the flags of ! the prcshlmt s snluta was find, and on his rand thadecline was rvcown**.. thought that the strike will be art validity of tbe Miner law. We bow with That - ------ —-•■-to’-.— •••« / ----- ---.uiu uu III— I, is, providing they ever forget. st D J&JA40 pig*, li u /-AO Het:. Bll all nations natioiu aiwl and here nnd and there n a streak of j! tak <■*»«* lng hi hi* * ipndtitei !l«dti«rt oppodte ouiMwite the center nf of 0-4 tiw| „ respect to the decision, as we did to tbe >ugh packins. t4A>W.VT' mixej. terra cotta, Chicago's newly-chosen mu- • tIle ,,nc commaiubi changed *11 met inn ' * It was a rtx-ne of almost indescribable nicipal color, formed a dnrk background *»y the left flank, forming columns and ■ ftoJ-iT decision made by our own state court. A passenger train wm thrown off the I and ffiJO B&.73 heavy pocking and (htprinfi lota But while legal, It Is none tbe less an un­ brilliancy that presented itself to the vision for the more vivid buea of tiie other deco- I P*"**! in review. The •‘prawnt" by the oom­ ,.*ack near Penza, Russia. Twelve persous ' CaUle—Market rather active on l«wal i- i of the vice president of thu United States rations. The work of decorating had been J niAnd and the ride around the line wm dis- ,• were killed and many injured. : shipping account and price* without mate fair and partisan measure, if It were tile when, nt9:30 o’clock to the moment, lean­ Champagne will be dear thia year. The rial change; quotations ranrvt st S . in progrou fur sev-1 wi‘fi* owing to the limited time, general practice for states to elect by dis-' ing upon the arm of President H. N. to extra «hlp;di^: Meers end days, but it ,The tri»m having [wssed in review then ,vintage now beginning iu the champagne | X*5 choice tricts, no fault could be found. But to j Higintaitham. of the World’s fair directory, was not until late 1 heenme t be iweort of honor tor the entire districts promises *x much smaller yield I4AS&4JO <ood "to, choice do, fJi.?’,.'1.3.' he appeared upon the floor of the ball-room. fair to good, 5L1 >i«L<D common to medium do. than usual, although the quality is exccl■.ingle out a republican state, and so gerry­ Wedn<»dny uigiit ! proeesoion, ami it continued the inarch via Tho brilliant hues of the bunting seemed hnt. *Ltn&;.73 butcher* Meer*. ?£«• ■;*' Mucker*. that the workmen ' Mfty-revrnth street to tbe experttion mander tbe districts that sqoawbucks to struggle for recognition with the rays SlJS«gS.73 Tcxm uterr*. 5U&A<D iant- i-.'*. on the sky-scrap- K™un<L»; thjncr to the manufacture* and i The prince of Montenegro Is reported to rUDO-XTO feeders cv>»*, Jl.: • > would be tbe gainers. Is rank, roihai par­ of the electric lights. The stue.l curtain ot l*e showing signs of Insanity, and n petition era along Itaar- “••vral arte building, where tin* troops took i bulla, and gfjflrL<A35 real calyes. tisanship, and no nisu can cyll it othei- I tbe stage had lieen rataed, nnd in its place has been scut to St. IMeraburg praying th© | born street and on pwdnu:) OK-dgned them, the officials ooSheep-Market ratlwr active' price* t Iinlf fluttered the Spanish royal banner. tbe big State street «>Plin« thelpta-fonn pre; mi red for them, czar to induct* him to abdicate. steady; quotation* ranged al ‘ -*• »To the right and left, above nnd below, nati.-es twere banner* upon retail which were stores embroidered put -*•” ti*1’ president's carriage pa.*v*ed through < The women of W tukegan. Ills., upon of- j Ita westcrav; the finishing, ‘•h® Okporitidn grounds a batten' on the feeing to register In order to vote for uui- I Texas au l S3.il' >> 3. iamlw the initials of Qui-en Isabella and her couPrudtuv; Buttcri-Fsacy cream- . . touches to their front find the national salute. 'versify trustees, were denied tbe tight. It] Reuben J-arnbee gave notice to the sort, thu rulers of Spain iu the time of the work anti left thu > hundred thousand jt-ople wen- seated i wm held that tho law doe© not admit of ; per ib; fancy dalriea IXcAv. |«u-kitut democratic county committee latt week great discoverer. In fbc space between th© Enrr-SCNctly fresh, IKiWe'- per female votes then*. fronts of their 'in th© grand manufacturers' Poultry-Cjdck«n*s Wo per lb{ duck . that he did not wish to be considered a boxes aud the prorcrnium arch loomed up a buildings shim-' ™tilding—which had been tastefullj-drcotM-e*', choice, fS.XbVM per qott n. Jkitat ■ massive United States shield. It was sur­ Katurday, Oct. 23. candidate for sheriff on that tleketi and mounted by n ntnnd of .colors, nnd oupmering with vari- rM*** *w »he occasion—when the cererue tour children .J T , Burbanks 6®-.u«k** pur bushel; Hebrtuis • • -'”*■• The four of t-n^ Joseph hunting. ; “<»»« dedication Iwgan. Thu Dn>- lirfoJ IX children ( h Matthews, nzxar waTTBMOx. coJond Early Hone, -IdA-ta. Applet—JCT-V-Aa' | t carting aspersions on the rcpublicaa party. ported on the righrtdid h-rtby the flags of The t "t,' 51“-.; j county, B. | bairel. Ufanbcrrire—Cape Cod, 8»L«J..th.7 • I- dartgmi of the decorations were as «ramm© waa a brilliant one consisting of Crtnt/n.tor , wereZrt^T I . It Isn’t a great while ago that Reuben de­ all lhe American republics. many In number m the designera, but as : “»«ticaad oratory. The music Weil r * • ----------•• to a crisp. Thu father and barrel. mother luul been inJ* attendance upon some clared that be was on the ticket to stay; Broom cm—Huri, 4AX- per lb; •• • fiedgns pro- 1 ented by a monster chcruus, in n*n. Ad- reltoouTTta^sn THE GREAT CIVIC PARADE. rallirlnt.Mfo^hX «■*■<»------ — —* * * I■°ckod • * • "T' Bfrik!n« AH “><’ nr”T* 'nad“ by General SiK brush, SdATve: green, sclf-workin*:. that Banker hill might move around, but Inside and coven, KJ.Se; cominju bredn elaborately decorate * Mayor Washburn, Hon. T. W. '* and ktra John ' _ _________ ___ were ucUMUlCU be was a stayer. Well, he stayed a - little j A nrllllant Fac*mnt nf KocleUra ut Art .... ,.«MWU«O. xiou. r. W. Mr. Sell* were found dead 3hiiaJV|c; crooked. st».-.3c. I and the residence streets Lu nil parts of thu Palmer. Mr*. Potter Palmer nail Vice In their home at Swedeaburg, In., they KJn.l*. while, and made lots of fun for the boya | This morning early the music of live the rity were nglow with bright colors. De- President Morton. Tira principal orations— haring been suffocated by gM from a coal tlye dedkatory and Columbian—were by cooking store. band, the fife ami the drum was beard ia rcriptiana tu detail would require column* Wheat— No. t red winter cash. ■ Illuid to all be directions »<en to bo ns appreciated. the hundredsIuof Henry Mxdeties Watterson and Chauncey M. Depew, John Thompaon, n prominent otiren of . October. November. THecc Decern’1^. aliort, Chicago "did herself proud." respectively, j Bishop Fowtar, ot the Meth- Memphis. Tenn., and 84 years old, wa* , 7BJ©c. Oom—No. r ndxrd c*ab. .Wr’who were tu take __ _dny ..rf seat—the .v shadows i>>,n vvuifjuisKnrying As of night akurying odist church,। made the opening and Carfatally injured by an electric car. . . vember. W+r, December. Mhc; Jaa:.If a more jumbled up, di.^gustlnxly part in the civia I‘ over rcr the th* western horizon, tbs ths rapid boom buuui of dlnal Gibbons the closing prayers. Oat* - Na i mixed **ti. 1 At the closing scualon of tho New York ■ ary. ate?^ mixed, affair than Ute opposition tickets In November. Wr. May. Bye parade hastened to cannon firing liut national salute announced It wm late in the afternoon when tho Presbyterian aynod a substitute report for i Dull; la cur lota Harley - Quirt; Barry county can be thought of, we would xhelr headquarter* to thu citizens that th© culmination of ceremonies were ended and the lens ot tbe minority and majority reports of the j two-rowed etale, OUttCT«-. lUrk-atrmb. •< > the festival was at luxnd. From every sec- : thousands of people made their way home, judiciary committee was adopted, which ' like to see. what It would look like. and InturtotUcpomeaa, llXOUBUJn. Lard - Quiet; Ocl »ber. Lion of lhes city early began mak- ' and the cable car* were taxed to their nt- remand* the ca.se ot Dr. Briggs to lhe New j i t i tbe on speople aMdgDtxl fMBhid. most capacity to carry them. " । York presbytery for trial Nov. D, and tha I Live Stock: Cattie-Trading active and firm them iu the col-1 iug their way to thu lake front and to I for choice nxtivea, bet oonuuun to medium Tbe Journal continues to kick southern Cloalng s*et>e«. ; ‘/nod takes no stand on the question in । grades ruled dull asd a ahadr eaaicr, i->-r<'t umu. The parade diffemit parts on the line of march to see | the pxocttwlunuf prominent mm,escorted by | The cerentonlra ot dedication week Merkt iu tai! at Saginaw. ‘ democrats while trying to plant a kiss on wm formed in three to beet native item. *8.0*5.16 per IO* «t« United States troops, en ruble to the closed Friday night with a bias, of fire- Mich7^nmiltad auicld. by swallowing ! bulla and dry cows, fl.iuan.iu. Sheep aft grand divi3iou*,the the cheek oPlhe Barry county democracy. World's fair site. Chicago's I,SOO,COO in­ l works. The three great parks of the city, portions of his undershirt until he choked , r.awtbw* Ohsap, rtsMIy; lambs, active and rfirst of which was habitants had been reinforced during the per lb higher: sheep. JAMawn per 1«> iw: composed as fol­ preceding days by about 500,000 visitor, । Washington, Lincoln and Garfield, were to death. Enough cloth was taken from * Mnhu |fi^O<Jk Hm »ici*dj: live lows: Mounted po­ and tbe atreeta were nitre with hurrying crowded with hundreds of thousands of en- his throat to fill a cigar box. bogs, *&.<**.(» per HD Iba tbusiaxtic sqie^tiitora who applauded every A big jam wm occasioned in tho j lice; police on foot; throng-*. It was a living torrent. Before I feature of the grand display. Tbe meeting Covenant Presbyterian church. Louhrilte, ' -----Splendid saw mill ail In perfect condi­ GKXKUAI. MTI.Z*. Sousa’s Chicago the hour of atariing the sidewalks were Kabt Buffalo. Oc> cholco !'-/** । tion will be sold clreap at Hastings Kngir.e band; Mexican National liand; Miles and crowded with sightseers and the stands of tbe World's congress auxiliary at the u s prayer uuxting by the announcement •“*« Cattle-3M load* on sale;Btockcm. market wMidrady Auditorium yas a grand affair. Adbeforehand that two popular young people SiiDiiPJ 5 Sheep and A Iron Works. aad active; extra steers tiAiijAJk nwdinru staff; Chicago ItussangE. L. Brand; mayor creeled for the purpose packed to the limit ----- ---------- ----------- ' of Chicago owl cit y officials i u carriages; gov­ with other*. Tho multitude of humanity dresses were made by Archbishop Ireland were to be married on that particular even- • Don’t run away with tbe Idea that we ernors of states and territories with tb**ir wax ta itself a sight to be remembered for nnd other*. Saturday the state building at ing. | It turned '•”* *“ w“ " j Seventy loads on sale: market steady; choice the World's fair gnmnds were dedicated Stephen Felki life. taverftgot any jackets. You’ll be our xtrxff escorts; Carlisle, Pg.. Indian school. ' to fancy Canada lambs, S&J8OAT8; with appropriate ceremonies. ta™ k—*■’ -— Th* Heronil GninJ Division. to ^aui-y natives. choice to fano <n um i'aradc. Order of Forertera, independent Italian j<rm hand enrployed by Frikr. at Sardinia, J watbers. J4Un.i4.b6: fair to good sheep. Hi“d> 0. D. Spadumxg. Especially lu the neighborhood of the I eccieties. Patriotic Sum of America, OrfoffdSd*1 orer B cn)p and Justico 8hot 4.«. Hogs- Forty loads on sals: market firm; Auditorium, where the procession formed, W. only rak ><» ta l..p. et ratr nn.ll.lra ’ • heavy grades. JAlOdAJK; good to best Yorkers. was the crowd dense. Here it was Impossi­ Vh\,Colnrnb’,s P"*1’ at . JAWBAOa: good tobsrt pigs. fftJOOAri sad price Iu. dress goods. Then nuke £^7 IW Potato ble for any one to force his way throac* Lhtcagu Dr. J. A. Hanger, a dentirt from Detroit. Dsraorr. Ort. u. 0. D. Spailpjjc. Chtojo Tunto roctaWhert-No. red cm MM,!« * Additional Local News. JSJ. «?».•*" "S. I । I I । | �GERMANS SPEAK, j ^CY TEL1 WHY THEY SUPPORT 1HE -is FOR PRESIDENT. : .- :iddn*>cd to ‘•all " lont” has been jto* er of leading Gerof New York; l. st .-omtnrtclal aud Inaj !’riaehingprpd!-it tutiiirlaisd, and • the Rvpubllran 'ely viewed t citizens of 1 themselves ;u& of the tbe «ke <x>m- •<■ thet-mrae for milltailed •I't+iTy. Which <»t tho tariff nrrlblv fuiuic ■ ’. eaple yf □. i Tho a.I oar iu. tho .ntv .lv Ute reacil'4 tht-.mjdex- ii! •>! the :utiun am-..>.<t GEMS FBDM . ‘ I I ■a.;I. Tammany^ Kudlich, Aduiph Klvucke,: S. J. Littauer, Joseph 'harle.4 Maurer, Henry Merz, Carl '"•■.■b-r. C. W. Neuling, L.:n iL-icliiuan.'Heury Schultz, Charles !. .Moritz Seckal, ard Vorstef. WilJ. Wm-kerljarth, ■zburger, GoldZitutuerer: from ■0-1 J. ill. Fred Kutin, i o: LehUbnch, Carl Curl F. Seitz, Julius and froxn BrookHerman Liebmann. ;.a Hneger and H. C. Suggested by the New York World. —Xew York Advertiser. HtmdrpJs of Democrats, and Ute must able in the Mate, including generals, c. lonel*, captain* and privates in tho Confederatf army, and whose names wo have permission to use, have comp'imentexl and congratulated the editor of The Globo on his utterances concStniug the ’Hncontpetent, corrupt, disgraceful and dishonest" administration of the pension office under Republican rule. Nor was this nil. They have told tu* that when we charged that tho lon-y, dirty, sneaking, disreputable and damn- j able scoundrel* who have fastened th* in-’1 . . the pefiSfon ....... selves upon rolls ,.r of thire this 1. ! country wen* murderer*, thieve*, itrcenW.WM tk. 1| pbu, . ; Otlienf find it finconvenh nt to foil tho ! I waler they Use, nnd troublesome or ridicu-J . tleficid of Koniggratz. Thb old emperor— ' lou« t<iemploy q filter In some industries 1 In a leqtnrv on “Fixed Stnra" Dr. David then .the king <*f Prussia—bad exposed , inq.n.'f wat« r i.- lprefi m-J, as in that of the ' Gill » acted to give an Illustration of tho himx'lf and Ids staff to the enemy’s fire : baker- the bacteria in the water uniting ■ distance to Centauri. This is what ho and would not hear of retreating to a safe with t|ioM> In thl’ yeast ami producing rap- ' said: "\Vestiall suppose that some weidtlry distance. At lx< Prince Jlhmnrek role , idly the desired iightiA--—. Do—« anyone ’ directoni|for want of outlet for their ep­ , in Anibric.i everttreubk* himself about the orgy ami capital construct a railway to ter I must insistyour maivsty's re-1! quality of wateii i)se<i In making bi»bread, ■ Centaurll We shall neglect for the pre*-’ -' —upon 4, treat t>> safe di-tom ■•. if y.^ur jesty . or (,f t|,at jn t|,J «„ called mineral waters ' ent the engineering diffiulties—a mure dewould .were ,to. 1be — 1killed .i’.m <the 1... victory u-,Mi < fo w. ..uf ( j,,. drinks, or is lu1‘ •-ivtiuiMts in regard to ' tall--aml supj»o*u them overcome and tho j the quhiity of tfo Ice furniriml him, which railway Jpen for traffic. 5 no use to us.’’ Tbe king saw tbe force oiit his and slowiy !1 evf u. Jwb.-u •v!...n .Utivi :mtiv.-lr We shall that c4mp.:mtivi ly clear cienr riften often 1 " "W«* slinll iro go further and nu<( sunnose suppose'that retreated, but in his Meal returned ngain I afot::n’..« in micro!*.-’ Ltd water is often 1 the directors hawfotiml tho construction nml iigiun to the front. “When I noticed the t|| i itttse of epidemics of typhoid fever.— ' of «uch micb .1 railway to hare have been peculiarly [wcuiiariy it,"Prince Bismarck went pn, "I only ro*a g. ; easy and that lhe proprietors of interstel­ rat: Francisco (.'hrcnlclv. in my raddle and looked at him. jleun-| lar space hail not been exorbitant in their det-stood perfectly, and called out rather , ii*mw fmi right of way. r«* of Lightning. angrily,’Yes, I am coming.' But we did “Therefore, with a view to encourage TheirxulttiivVi.o t-xph-sivi-j ’.ter r is one of or the lhe forerove- ; ... . I.’ . . , . .■ ,“ not get on fastfcDongh. aml| nt last I rode qualitit, txl.il.ind by lhe electrical trn1^’ ‘‘,e 11 “d ’"“’f \bp <;-------tn cccdingiy moderate--viz., class at mcxlerau^-vte two up to the king, took my foot out of the m.>-:t ,L. Whn the fluid banpen* tonrst ccedingly first class at two right stirrup mid secretly gave his horse or,0.™r»dtak•“ taMtaon.b, an energetic kick. Such a thing had never •rrtatahi. .<>>t« h. <n»„«»r«-Hta by before happened .to the fnu mare, but the move waa successful, for *k.c set off in a o.mg ,»lm r.r... Uta » r'"n,i',''‘1:,lo,,.l.jvbl ot Hogltad nnd » t.w «beflue canter."—Pall Mnll Biidgct. Md b!.n.<1ne..<lMamv, Muntar ta Uttag I «,UDtriw. pr^pttog Mm«,lt «t to. <0 Cta- tieuls without so much annoyance. km find my questions annoying, eh? roared tbe docLr.wbo was as fiery us the chanrellcr himielf. "Very well, then, you tnay go to tbe doctor* who treat their P»u«‘“ without asking them B|,m^k But go to to the the horse horse doctor*. uoevor^. Jkw the justice of the physician - •‘f"1-• mw the justice w i*10 i—j--——- — ' " . ■*. friend* from and they l*ecame firm friend* fromthat that time.—s«n Francisco Argonaut. l.hlhg eoovlct labor In prisons- Queen Kltrafota’s AmuleU, Queen Khud*th during her last illnew xrnte I.rou nd her neck a charm made of gold which bad bred foqaenthtdbr'’by «n old woman in Wale*, who declared that so ?ong ns-the queen wore it nhe would never Lui. Tb. ta.uk>, » ™' y'vSLtb. change In the wlilcli It has prospered Ono of lhe beet weaver, in a England) woolen mUl on one ot lhe •-< -oom. in that dty ran «« ™ in uiai ........ . f-iii'in a week, week, while while an an American iu thecharm. $1.23 in a weaver on the came kind lldrtoun dollar, I»r week. A pro- | . k, Ijir.,loi, pwplcaore turns ••etiev un« increaw, wagea. “J™! L.^,lf tte dreah Suu' thu Democrataare piedg'ull “,‘^nk ,,-oru u.mthe ^'^r ™ p ■ and that of your rote P»*sl.| The summer »un la sinking ujw The western *ky is all nclow, As wnad’riftg through the meadow path*. T.T’7&J1’’|“‘‘U«low.conio«!1i1go: but th, Oiie famous sapphire wa* found in Ben­ gal by a poorniiin’whosold wwxlen spoons. It was taken to Europo ombfought by ti e boutoof lUspoll nt Rome. IxiteAit Lcame the-property of n Gcrmau prince wh*i Mild It to Perret, a Parisian jeweler, for fci.iMO. It was nlisolutely without, n blemWi. end weighed l.dlkarat*. This „ 1U1M. eventually found lt| way IntoAue stone Museum 1 on*. um-uii; <*f <** Natural.*■»*•■••• History *-.-—•< at ------*'• , . Afonutifnl star Minnhtre sapphire i* is »wne owned m » : ..,M<:tni Ktnr New York, and two magnillcentsp-cimcM hf ‘i jx---cssien »' of Burdett-. ot this .1.1' jewel j—I i■» Coutwnrc valued n: dlJP.«*l Another in : .■solid, hunust truth. ; ttataUverio" ot Mr. Hop, I- ~U«I tta, And when wo said that there were We,re •’inan-elous sapphire.' Iwing bine by ( half and. men v/ka '■ (|ay>.HUi davl-gbt nnd amethyallub by night.— j imn ns ns many uiu.i; thieves ...........— ........ rape"! and plundered’the foutnon tiie i jt.Weicrs’ Review. * in were tho tn tho ——-------pension rolls today __.rars there nenitunttarie* of «* dozen state* we only When Bismarck first went to Dr.bchwentol.i the truth.— Durham (N. C.f Globe. ingcr for treatment, he grew very angry at the physician's searching questions. I Democratic party voted solidly Iu am tlr«l of your Interminable question*, fo raid at lit. "Can’t you cure your R- .1.1 labor of !»,« '»“■ ■”d 'J'11'’ r Turk Kovernur ofbew Vurk vetoed a bill abol- h' pnblhai. 1 • 1 DEMOCRATS LIKE IT. ■ They Commend the Paper Which Calls ' I "Udcra should at ouca m ballot schools, so that irregularities for tho MEMORIES. OBeeS ; ' 1j ::nn. Gustav Blum ich. Herman Can­ .. Leopold Deutcii. Frederick ” Flacm 1" Grell, F. W. . C. A. G. Inte;1 ■ r, Gustave L. *-u I *w.iuro to JXnrrj. «»*FiMXndiSKJth^J° ""T7 hM lo-wn Mil? lh0V“'"!" ■>< ronnit You often declare that noma floating piece of intelligence is a "ajpartl” without hardly knowing why Much a wort! should be applied to an unfounded story. The *h.e..r.<,o7uX •T,M u ,n cwu,"h »,oe’ wtird itself is the French for "duck," and » uatltrred Cowers ur chased th0 b^e. 'dsnai.l Inv & Sdu, ™ A'""' w:t* first ured in its. present sense In the 1 £•?** 6,1,1 f,JPck »«l«d"y fair. Int ter port of tbe Eighteenth century, hav­ ing itt origin Id n gigantic hoax. Abqul di.taue.uy t.ut » preminm • Fur ’ '*"!“r r)*’' ■Ward ot iuon«O * i. i’ rrr^vn cx wl,!1 *,,ent «®P. th«t time French. German and English <ta.dtx.-lta, uf tapemlunt P«,a„n b° Ard bfiMfib veil that hides the past. papers were straining every nerve to sre White backw ard roll tho bygone yrara which could publish the most sensational The number uf inouncta tn rehreb Uu« Jf Mtr „Wi.„ wlw“ X ■terns. Their writers ran wkoi thu earth, "the sky nfovo the earth and tbe cavern* dnrtunytta WM were taj»ml by beta, beu.-nth its surface" for.matcrinl on which 'onvlri up-'ri tbelr Lldli A* Mowb forte 1 drove the rows, to found extraordinary stories. At hut nw ’ ta*! k ■ in ’ ,,f c ’ ‘ rc ‘ ahJ Uorm-llion, one of the Paris competitors, would ta^Mte thut tlrereo ra.’.ll... wm HUt louuinu idurh t he world to Mo itateil thnt an interesting experiment had And planninginfl that I would be. "“‘ri'-'-.ure-.-Wto of just focn carried out in that city which Ai fruil Denny Penfiou Bill. °v “SV 1 "»tIng heart! proved thcextr.icrdfnary voracity of duck* tier tataiou i, Mke.1 for entirely luu did not know life’s thorny way. (cananls). . * i«en ><M> ot her need, aud the f.Anful wrwr, even when earth’s laurels won. Twenty of thciw fowl* had been placed W 1?.n<itf,Ck.rt‘.*’y f“',a al of d“ri e!« of her hiubund and ber uta. Tbi, together one morning, nnd nt an appointed -------- —— «•*««>. w i.uhl I could be a youth again, pr.-*«>ntK *Ku _ «_ .. hour one of the number was killed, cut ia-' pMmta tta qnatien wbrtta, »lu S bu free from heartache, care ami point to small bita, feathers nnd nil, nnd fed to pili'll u cn,» rn-ut-tu .< liro ■ .......... .. tab Ua per .l.-p.uu,.,,, ,]f —Julia Wool In Gutxl Huusckecplng. ;he oth<|r nineteen. Fifteen minutes laf/x motay .pproprtatal for i»irio£.-v«to No. 19 y as hashed and served to thd re­ of Sally Ann Bradley Bill. Im’ | malniogeig .................. ..... maining eighteen in lhe mm manner. The. The elderly married porter 1 be soldien of our civil war. tu their *r Middleclr MM.HtaJre. .1 - .• ■ ------ I110 ,ookn ' •’*P«riiucnt - ' t WHS was commenced nt nt 7 7o'clock ta in ! after 1 -" 'tabu I '!■* nwrnlta. lire wperimentef. mralurl, pay aud bounty, received *uchcompenthe«' i ’ “ 25 1 ! “'“talon ■•bMblng- o .jutk „,rJ- ufu... utautm, sation fcr military service aa has vu .or military service aa Ir*i nsror ■im.iii.. «unuiau ra mdtatolJti ’ ■. “ ? "'" “ '"T . “ od n< i<<iu»r:„ to Id (noon) ib.ni wm bul bevn nceiTOtly |Kfvro,lnrai " lh'lor 11 Ltta' f?«ua <*t “oto'-t'c rlr- ooo duck rcinolnlns lu tbo pen, and lie ot mankind weu: :»w..r, TUrMllj uw), >»'■ “ te/mloli 1 "'“reodwr, when com., wm placed In tliejMullon ot b,riu|l . there wouhl have focu । have Iroen provided for at suhUers* Saui! t'000 „ *1a?-1,8B0 '1’ iln I1" Vl'i'"1 l!““" ""j me miniature lift dedicated to the trades- -------L nineteen • entrn*-'Lin companions. homes.—Vcto of Dependent Pension Bill 4a)<0 ■met: •: p.:rcel* and coal r acuttles • “T’. went "r*">! This siorj-, pleasantly narrated, obtatae*! Though twelve Brighton. ..t tho K! . revealed. Tld. i« a tael ot tarr.aebln rim Otte Inna:, c“ ■<i!‘r below the level of • a sitctcro which the writer had never even X.n L"." S«*l:»tl'<l'4ed. Before th. end <d tbe yearn stoner twtiBed that ho wm tree trum '"" rt’ln'n't the na- (nd run the roun.tr of all the prominent ,obJ.ct at tbi. • Xe I neuralgia and disease ot the evr, before reetama lhaa extent at llb, remplieatioa, II journal** Journal. c.f ..t Enrnp■ ■ bad ■ • even breu ■ )• there a reared,, Cretalal, p turenij I, . 1 ■Ye,;t7 J'‘ lloeal “‘nl compiientiou, Europe, and rnllr’tueut I act of thu opinion that'tho 'Vbrelt caa be ea.,I, and readily are | .t Ivan-' '-'I;'" ">td L laxoha Uoslm havluf having under- I -.rau.latbl translated low into Indian, Indian, Chinese, JapancM evWreco against tho. pen, I >n „nito nubdi " “1,Sbte»M. with converea. 1 rnd “ ,n‘«•>■•••- - tabor, - with rf,r)vnn.,. nn.i uthlr Innunagere For many year* pl.ed. la<> bandretl year. apo. paal.t A1‘"<or,1‘'>i "ffr-nM the .lo“y < eatKtactory.-Veto ol Bill Botuloping •’ largely bV thm Jex:'tlt^the’reTi™, Kta2!, f!SHfJt“n”l!i’:“ wae story of the "twenty coH. L. Kyler. . | Loui-s of France mode st. rn l.-'wra l.-.ws fur'tfo ti, L . I nan1*” was n common laughing stock, and untie Mem r... . ,■ f S.i„: !;'.r"11 l,y tke fear | tbe wonj Itw-lf has ever since retaincl it* Even- relaxation ot principle ta the ! government , , of ... this yuunjrolonv lu t of scaklhig grease or foiling indignation, I ■TroDting of uensinn* pensions inrite* novel ►■jjiiiiicauce.—St. Louli Republic. "Touting jnnlu. application .... , tu marriage. i{(* decreed that cverv fid! .r our porter attempted to wrest a ki&s from i ................... . ■ ■ ef iH?nril>us*withbut merit and encour­ I having n kortn tiro lips that were near. And. ns the indig- j .Tiie Oldest Herbarium. ages tht»?/rbo for gain urge honest men , ■ , ................ ..wm.m w m-,u uccuun nant Loostm tHumjwd him on the head ' 41 । Th<- oUli-st herbarium in the world Is in t \ ‘laU*,r lb‘X w’ n',Jt’1 married. with the caudle&iick tbe temporary me»<» become -luthon. st.-Veto of Elizabeth —si..L. iayuuia Ixid'es] Home Journ.il. " 1 the Egypt dogUt muMum nt Cairo, nnd S. Do Krafft Bill. chan it al ob.Ur;i<kh>n yielded to the impulse . ।—j------v. uuvnwv: vtrairo m <i n.n M •"»» inconspicuous collection of of outrag-d nb.d the porter, with This officer was undoubtedly brave om.Mld cry 'iriue. slot ’swiftly downwanl nnd llru'(I °f plants. These port Ions of Dangerous CdWHlrator. and efficient, rend , ring liueounirv val­ . m-d' H. ..I ui.in ... 1m- m l‘j"Mts,u ,l flowers werothkcn from wreaths Prolwbly du well meaning jMwt was eve* <li«; • nu ’"^IT-nml. ll -arrived the -U dVin Ulh ,° nnd garlands in thocefflns With mummies, uable service, but it doe* not’ appear to » l.C.f.a „ ’? ■‘■‘T": M. V«l> :■ OMlcnr ... ,hl. n-liel ultimately u„r“,f taJL*!. have been <Sf so distinguished a char­ ,A c vl.tauot Id, .ticking ! in • hi shaft nnd nldTrenttog suffocating .lowlj, slowly with wkh '“J "^nngs. and from edi­ acter. nor ate the circumstance*- of his ....b 1,1 tj(>«i ronllin.r ..-lit. bli* plants winch w ere set in earthen ri?sUOSOlieutiy nrrv*i|<«l for high h:»rh treason tr.-T L .,1 t'l.nlKn,. ...i.;,.. __ _ . ... war one day arrested Widow such as to rentier a gratuity jus­ “ bw " ™ <ta K "'I ta ... ......... ... Htar of tb. wputeta. M <1.0 he was peacefully eating his dinner ata tifiable.—Veto of Bill Pensioning Widow village Inn. S Utaioi.tatatjr.____________ । Woml oae^ Ma>J ..r or ttalr o. o(lb. tat rotting pita,aora| of'Commddore Man-hand. . The landlord of the inn where- he was in I believe that if the veterans of .the i . ; mains are so well preserved that, after be­ . the habit of dining di**<*overedon a table :: a Youngster’* Fean, of Bears. . jng imiied with warm tenter, they can be war knew all that is going on in the wav ■ piernof p*|K-rou which w,-re written some , ra? n?°n',my own recollections, my handled like modern herbarium specimens. of granting pensions by private bills they' : unintelligible phrases, and below in n would lie more disgusted’than any clan | plain, I old hand. "Here I will kill the -clilldho<:<l was haunted by laars. They i The colors, too, are 'preserved in a remarkwere dot bean- but of lxx>ks. so far r.s I can aide wnyl । king."" of citizen*.— Veto of June 32. Itfrx. rememl--:-, but a childish tonnula for the: The mpst Important matter in connection The landlord consulted with the chief oF 1 cannot spell out any principle upon । is apt to frighten th«kc plants is their age.age. The ---- ;: which . mieiwuwith ».tn nnpv piiiuu. ii <iii-ir ine re| dark Unknown which the bounty of tho govurniuent- i police. Ckarly this clew (o a conspirary '■*,'! vvery liitlestnulgcr who come* alone into mahis of funeral food are found in tcunba j ought t; lie fvlloae*! up. The perwn pho ' shou{d b‘« benoured through the instru­ ,»ru.r s.’.i .L ”1^?°" ' " I ’’ds .'.-p.-'it world of ours. Many nn hour ns far back as 8.000 years before Christ, । bait left the pn —r vh .<l’ -already 1- • • focn-re- hare libit: a-.vafo in .m ecstasyof tremmpi 1 1 1 ' • ’ . ------ • Five hundred years later grains of mustard mentality of the flood of i*ensiou-bills I marked’ fur ins s absent air nnd gleaming bling the incrous mc.rous breathing breathing of of thtr t her -wed, capi-ultK of (flaxseed, gourds, lentils, that reach mo.. The theory seem* to । eye. Thnt man: wn« was Frehahtre. Fcclmhlre. ...... rr 't-.-deep , . „ atl my side u ..... ,.................... . Mbit 11 should be ’loud• beaus, figs, pino nei-dles, juniper berries Imvu l-en adopted that no imm who cn*>;:g|i to rouso tlu-dlrv fo-a.«ts from their and other edibles nro found. The richest lord to'wnd for Idnithc wrved in the army .can fo the Mibjeci of lui-kiiw places. ticquisitwnH in leaves and flowers totliuj Reath or impaired health exvrpt they spiralur tame to dinner." i ; these hou - >did not "einbitu r my in,- herluirinin were made from the tomb* are chargeable to his seryu-*. - Veto of •y now iu retrospect cause , ronstructled between the Eighteenth aud ...------------.,—--------M. A. Daugherty Rill What does dianat me ] Eicventh|ccaturies 11. C. , ■nctubnace of other hours of " that I■ Antony the flowers chiefly employed In Whatever else may ia* said of this :t floral dikirations for the dead were tho Anna- perio •; n I w.iik trjJng to tu|jmrt L’laimasit’* ochievenicnts during bis short :ii d ai'tiona to ah ngreemeat it blue c.n«{ white lot a*, the ret! poppy, tho military career, it must be conced'd 'hat ... .ih .< ■ ,partit >: ii< ular uinr urrilur heroine out ul oi mjemai hollyhock, non; u<>ck, cruwn sainuernum,. >t , oriental crown enrj chrysanthemum,. he accumulated :i great deal of disabiihsp| enedto fo my nearest uc- safllowerj pomegranate flowers, willow o of Wilson Pension Bill. ; quait ut th •time.- Atlantic Monthly, leave*, uraMxs and peppermint. Celery \ ... i - •. ..U.K i m>ui I —- . IcaVcs came ,into nquisltiun. later, and bUpocktt. Water. onions, lijcks nnd garlic played an imnorCar« tulii<-« Afoul tVuter. "Monsieur, you may finish ymir dinner , Risldlincuk iumnkr ever. . careful liU,t part; in t>.e offering* to thu dvad/One nbody and your trngedt - ■ <■: in regird :o thein-,uf onukitig drinking water, water, but but OJ ,il,; ’-rel,vr2‘5 conclusions drawn from this .y to make the is that Egypt ban sustained no Cocnfwativcly e|t-«y it, make vne principles principles , herbarium --------- ~ -•— •----------I—:—" ~~ <.t ktawn. Some f»r-| ----------■•“ <1 i.v jiL-n.- aWrolly -t nirnliv known. for- I npi»rec:nclimatic changes during tho . — I— ’ : wnsdMike pure watcrbrcauN-it is :insipid. I . Inst4,0(x>year*.—Ganlen and Forest.- It .u «d tat Hut w 1-rrj.oM there exlxu , rHdeepee.tj Ji * reg»r<l*r OBUian>t>«.l wthtttarw, after taM. reenld ,amnluwealhme unj pretotaed taolptalr, aud tfho bad red t heir Dr. William .us Bieu. Julius . Emil Berulzbei- fits* G ROYER. f.« Harritah “•> P”"*’ /«>*'-_ -----------fa the Amt «c*n mechanic? • Not t0<b. A,n»M ------I ^j^yuBouxht to taptaewith flf»y-«®*i ful ta your father u.. U-JOH., “I ric O« bUdta but when >"» then, won't be tar W>. -tkxxl Xewa cbprfli ot ISnor. ... tJ|i> he ln l.h..l by “ .tro. ' “"'■>< rip ol tb. p.tloo«l a.bt ot Engltatt. ?TJ^. Jw.L^ ttaSr t%S!l reMehiuftootan. tta «« ot hl. tlcta'. h<. ! VI ' | second waa Lutut Illis time tho national debt from t.. i.-e <>f rixy' f va_i- i little wap* hud been run up from 53,500,sent. tu the nortli fir the rt ace ofja yjrji । (W(XX) t(153,300,000,000. Having taken his ami u jhlrtl ‘ seat it odcurredjo him to ask, ‘At what oriydfr«iton.-(.hainfoni JonrnaL . , . -lf. 1 ruteiloyb'i travel?' •“Sixty miles nn hour, sir, including Chlendcr Oddities. . stoppage*,* |s the answer. Uh* month nn<l week The flay* of th — ------------. * •• ‘Then when shall We reach Centauri?’ way* the «mr i? March nnd Nbvemfor, in •* • In 4H;aa.(XM) years, sir."—Boston Globe, April and July hnd iu September and De«,„Ms U..< Is itMun-l. •■eun.j-. In-uu « u„Wp.| Mondav, November will do likewise, the .... , . ; n I. lo lire “tar mouth. ta <I“H"S »“> wwatar . ta .tar" In Imp jmr .Ttaunry i. cnrdwl M .lmo« M KtaU » iwrmxily M lul. April tail Julr.lnutlrer ™ |, to wta r nipl If Itaowmw taAmumrlpjUry * In IrTh lean rear is . which supplies the people with water : , Ih If, ’|bir. F«i.L.nrv r“ i'Ublic ta»r;»l.u^ P. tappl, tb.m from Itta- • "Was tbero ever fifteen mltiutcF during the day when you were not amaking?" T asked of a devoted1 lorerof the weed. “Yas." |>e answered, "there was one «■ casion when I didn't smoke for six hourw. That was the bngcat six tours I totvo ever kno’wn.” "How was that?’’ I ask»«l. "You must have been jtrended aomr-whete without. any cigars, olh'.-rwlM yon never would bnv» stopped. I know you Ur* well.” "If> no means," he .•uwwered. “ My pochet wa* full of cigars,and I had my pipe and " tolu*. co ;wuch so Ixxjt. It wns when 1 waa trnv. ling In Germany," he said reminis­ cently, us be at ruck a match. "I once got on r.n excursion train going into Berlin and oh was my custom went Into n ronok* ing car. The train was so crowdtxl that several women came into tbe car to get oealx. Two of them, one young and good looking.tho othermlddlenipsd and buxom, , Mt.oppoMte me. I waaabont to light a fresh cipnr when ft occurred to me tbotj my smoking might poradbly be offensive, i could not speak a word of German, but) I felt it wise to get the permission of thu old woman opposite. I took my cigar out c.f my mouth, raised my hat to the woman and fogan a scries of puntorhlmic gestures thnt I thought could not fail Lo make her undcn>Uind my meaning and would elicit an a-•tenting nod in reply. "She stared nt me ferociously. Still holding that cigar and looking from one woman to the other I kept on motioning dcprecatlngly. half apologetically, hut still persistently. The wornhn i&oked mad enough to eat me. Then ahe-suddenly snatched the cigar out of my fingers and threw it out of tbe window with a look that implied she wanted none of my imperti­ nence. Whether she thought I waa trying to flirt with her protege or that I meant to insult her by offering her a cigar I never learned. But I immediately subsided, and until we got to Berlin 1 hod to content my­ self with thu memory of my last-smoke," nnd an expression of amuM-ment commin­ gled with gentle regret stole over the face of the adorer of Lady N icotine ns he puffed away In silence.—New York Herald. Wolf Vengeance. During one of my hunting and fishing excursions in Louisiana I was fishing on a lake two or three miles long and from onequarter to one-half mile wide. On one side the hill land catnc down, near the lake, leaving about one-quarter mile of sand beach, nnd while there I saw a deer run­ ning at the top of Its speed toward tbe lake, and a moment later a wolf aptteared in hot pursuit. ’ Expecting thorn to plungo into lhe lake, when I could overtake and kill them Isith in the water, I kept my place. Just Iwforu the d«*er rcachwd tho water It was caught by tho wolf, which pulled it down nnd killwl It. Then the wolf stalked around, looked about, trotted off ,M»me dis­ tance and set up a hotvl, went farther and again howled, nnd then into the woods, when 1 heard more howling. The wolf l>cing out of sight I rowed my bout to the place and got the deer and then went back to my fishhooks. Shortly, there nppean-.l upon t he scene a p:ickof ten or twelve wolves. They Milffed and moved all around where the deer had been killed. These movements occupied considerable time They would huddle together,change alAut and trot about in all directions, keeping cluse ti^jether. Finally they got into «• fight. The whole pack attackeil quo wolf arid killed it. It whs literaily bit and cbewe<l to pieces. Now what wits the wolf killed for?' The probability is, and I am almost Positive, that the dead wolf was the one that killed the deer. I have talked to many Hunters upon this subject "<1 have come across but two who had b<rn anything similar, and they thought the wolf had been killed for lying. If it wns done |n the c-p-‘ I saw for lying it was the only time I ever knew n wolf to lai killeti wrongfully —Forest and Stream. The Seven Golden Cities. Early in the Sixteenth century, not later than 1330, in the time of Nuno de Guzman, viceroy of New Spain (Mexico), a remark­ able story waa told to a friar of lhe City of Mexico by nn Indian. This red Joe Mulhntton said thnt directly north of the Mex­ ican capital, about forty days’ journey, there lay Mven cities, each as large as tbe City of Mexico Itself, where the inhabitant* did nothing but work in the various arts in which gold and silver are employed. With the characteristic spirit of tho in­ vader Guzmnn sent . an iinned host in search of the seven golden cities, bat they returned without accomplishing the object of their mission. loiter on, about 1538. Mendoza, the then viceroy of New Spain, Kent Friar deNiza tn quest uf the "Cities of Gold." After bis return to the capital Niza published a narrative of his trip nnd adventure*, in which he says: "I found Cevola, the larg­ est of the cities, to fo a place of very many Rouses, nil five stories high, all of the ves­ sels and ornaments therein being pf pure gold. The people are white and use ves­ sels of gold snd silver, fur they bare no other metal in such nbundur^." "Forty days’, journey north uf tljeClty of Mexicd" would mean somewhere in what is now United States territor/, probably New Mexico. The United State* govern­ ment ha* inAde something of an effort to find the lost "Cities of Gold," all of which have proved failures.—St. Ixniis Republic. Saperstlllon A font Drovrued Bodies. Superstition everywhere has many curi­ ous modes of recovering the body of a .i—day ..t V m.-w wise with ice from the Mime reservoir. IT" nnd. November. The last ofmI.February fact that11 he propriety of a public water ;drowncd penion. The universality of thia ,irtd the 4th day of July always occur on supply should have been generally adm't- 'form of sitpenaRkm is shown by the fact the Mime day of the week; the .same is true thnt in one form ok another it is shared in of May Day and Christmas.—Philadelphia ted nnd public water service generally In­ troduced while the idea of a public supply this country by white man and Indian Press. ____ I_____________ _ of the same water In its frozen state should alike. Sir James Alexander, ia his account of „ apparently have occurred to nobody .is a Great Editor—Really, sir, you are ask- curious illustration of the illogicality of Canada, Cells us; “The Indians imagined that in tho case- of a drowned body its Ing me a goad deal to request me to ex- ' our mental processes. Of course a public ice supply would be place may be discovered by flouting a chip change with your paper. Your paper Isn’t like the water supply at cost, and the re­ ot cedar wood, which will stop and turn a quarter tho size of mine. Rural Editor—Oh. I’ll make that nil lief from the extm^ion of the Iceman would round over the exact spot. An instance right. I’ll rend two or three copies.—New be a very substantial help, especially to occurred within my own knowledge in the tbe poor, who now to a considerable extent case of Mr. Lavery. of Kingston Mill, York Weekly. ■ have tu get along without ice on account whose boat overset nnd himself drowned near Cedar island, nor could the body be If there are many whose daily diet is too of the expense.—New.Nation. discovered until this experiment was re­ varied, too luxurious, there are also many sorted to."—Notes and Queries. who. through unkind nnd unpropitioua circumstances, are scarcely able to supply A small farmer in Aberdeenshire, hav­ the wherewithal to satisfy the legitimate ing a wife that had been long ailing and. Captain Greig, a Scotchman, who was confined to bed, wa* of so niggardly a dis­ wonts of nature. known as the “King of Fanning island,” -------- ; position that he grudged the poor woman The oak of Gelemos, which was felled iu mUch ns a light. Sheina pet one night haa just died. Many years ago he took pesses>*ion of Fanning island, a coral reef, 1810 realized H.850 for iu owner; the bark exclaimud, "Ob, fana this an. unco’ thing was' ’-old fcr $l.oa> and the trunk and -----------------that a ptjir body - - ">i ’ill — na'o ge£_Hght to see,to and supplied veraeh with guano. Soon dee.” The husband nies up mid lights a after settling there he made a journey of branches for K1.350 more. candle, end placing it at the bedfoct says 1,000 miles to Honolulu to finds wife. He The Meilitenanean wa would cut tho to bij Wife,' "There, Ute doo!”—Scdttiah returuid *Hh hlsLride. and brought up:* I far.illy’in his lonely island Lome.—Ex______________ United States in two across its greatest A nwricrjL breadth* making rm open sen from New ; ■ cLange. __________________ P«:<*ioKrn;’tdn< While smoking. York to Vancouver. A Peculiar Mistake. . Phormjraphlc cigar helJera .-.re nc.vellks 01-1 Mr. Fuiton Ferry 1- Iworning very Domitlan w;:s awu&itinted by murder­ among the gilded youth. |V»Tth roeb i.ol.l. " ers hircfl by his wife, who diacovered that is supplftd a jKicket of pl.d i wh'lj pbeto- glra-j-.rminded. Mewling Johnny Fizzletop he hail put "mu’ name in a list of those Le grapbic papcru about the size of a pcotagu he ns^ied: stamp. Oue of these i« placed in the in­ "Aro you thu only son in tbe famdy?" • .intended to destroy. terior of the bolder, nnd as tbe ammonia "Humph! I’ve beer, taking you tat Tho natives uf C-arta Rica believe llml* vapor arising from the consumed tobacco both memory and the power uf thought uro passes over them the photograph i* devel­ your brother ever since I first saw you."— ops!.—New York Telegram. Texas Sifting*. located in the li^ec. �Hastings Banner, Thursday, October 37, 189a. Cobb. dickering, fine figuring and manipulating Mesara. Armstrong. Kenjon and Kenas- among committees than was ever known ton are filling thr offices now fur which ' In Barry county politics. The first break came when the demothey have been renominated. They have . done well for tbe people, and are worthy cnuic committee placed on lhe democratic ' of a re-election. They are so well and fa­ ticket the name uf Wm. O. Lowden for vorably known that do more need be said praaeentor. Thru there was more scheming and fig­ tat their praise. They will ail Im* re-elected, we believe, by handsome majorities. uring. After being kept up fur a while, . Of the other candidate! wo will make R. 11. ijtmbee, democratic nominee for EDITORIAL NOTES. further pention. sheriff withdrew, and James D- Benham’s John G. Nagler. candidate for clerk, is name went on In Its place, the change supervisor of Irving, a worthy young man being made by tbe committee. This oc­ who has won bis own way utiakled In the curred last Monday. Al the same lime. FOB VICK PRESIDENT, bold_____ and — fearless world. He is by trade a carpenter; but Dr. Woodmansee, . _____ _that ____ WHITELAW REID. having by hla industry and work secured ! probibltiuulst was endorsed by the demoOF NEW YORK. asplendid education, be Is also a success-; dratfo coinmlttere for coroner, as was ful teacher. He Is a man In whom Umj also Charles Howard Thomas, fur com­ ^iilBLiii wARMitiuUiU people can trust and be never deceived. missioner. And now we come to the prohibitionists. Some effort has been made to repro»ent ** SMtW................ jiiui a: ,i,*k kv irf that Mr. Nagler Is nut popular at home. They had had a straight ticket In Ute field ............ jouii-ii. NXiitiii ’When the returns from Irving aro lu. It except Benham and Lowden. When their I *" 01 ciuiuisw.aditbX.s will be seftuv that John G. Nagler has a ticket is handed iu to lhe county clerk by Cwt, ......... Biis kraios good majority. He will lead his ticket by Dr. Woodmansee and Charles Howard to r^ttes *0—7;^wx.iwiaiv many votes. He Is popular and strong, Thomas, chairman and secretary of lhe because he Is straightforward. He Is in prohibition county committee, we find thereon the names of Milton F. Jordan, every way competent for the position. num w. walk Sa For Surveyor Jas. H. McKeviL of Middleville, is democratic and people’s party nominee, ................. LEK k.odkk about as well known as any man in Barry for senator, and Isaac H. Wick wire, peo­ For Coroners. Alik AML VASHOKS JAMKS W. SACKKTT eounty, and is everywhere favorably ple’s and democratic nominee for register. known. He was the republican candidate •* We will not attempt tn explain why FOB PRESIDENT. BENJAMIN HARRISON, OF INDIANA. f Ciuiiy. ’jOTtrir’r'HAMBmkit' S ii'oit.™ ’SdSvG*'Tviis«£’'•* ’ ’>»»*«“• Count? ........... , 6i“w* ^KPBvru“,rAT«i“itL.'« At Large-Western District.............. ;.................. JAY A. HUBBELL, of Houghton. Fourth District........................................................... PHILIP T. COUiKUVE, ot Barry. Alternate At Large-Western District................................... AARON CLARK, of Kent. Fourth j' jiosiioK. of VinBuren. Coagresslonal Ticket, 4th District. . For Leglolatlve Ticket -K wiLkixs REPUBLICAN TICKET­ National, State and County. murneswun, ouu UIIU.^.. _ ——w.—w----some uncultivated place where they could retire and live as they pleased. Often when the creatures had been deaf to the ten fence a new trial and verdict were undertaken to carry out tho excommunication. There are given in tbe book, ou the au­ thority of official records, accounts of a vast Dumber of trials of horses, cattle, fowls, dogs, goats, snakes, leeches, etc. The majority of casee are taken from the records of French courts, though Italy furnishes a goodly number. In Naples itself, for example, an. om w»w solemnly trhd and condemned to be burned to death, a proceeding which called forth a scoffing poem from a wit of the period. Civil suite were generallftllrected against vermin,euch as caterpillar*, j(rubs. leeches, locusts, ruts, mica and so on. In 1451 a suit was instituted against the leeches which infested the ponds In the neighborhood of Berne, in Switzerland, and the bishop of I-ausannc, in his instructions to hfa parish priests of Berne, which In- | structfons were, solemnly approved of by the professors of tbe University of Heidelburg, msntioned that it would be advisa­ ble to procure “soue of the aquatic worms and place them before tho magistrates." This was done, and thu leeches, both those pretent and those alMtent. were ordered to leave the places they had no boldly Infested within thn*6 days on pain of incurring tho malediction of God.—New York Tribune. I A08CTT 14. 1879. For Oo**™°5„j1NT- tt’.n't. -I long winded arguments ot mediaeval justies sod juriste. Tbe sentence generally condemned tbe accused insects or antmala two years ago. Though defeated by 30 plurality, he ran nearly 100 ahead of his ticket * He hi a strong, capable man , pop­ ular bycause be deserves to be, well-liked, because of hla whole-hearted, genial kindly ways. Hu will, if elected, make one of the best. If not the best, ^sheriff Barry county has ever had. We expect to see him elected. Chas. W. Jordan. Every man knows be is tiie best qualified man in Barry county for register, because be is tbe most famil­ iar with lbe~offiee. He is worthy the votes of the people of Barry county. He will give to them the most competent ser­ vice. He is not able to do other than cler­ ical work, and Uie position will be of great help to him. As to his controvefty with Mr. Wlckwlre. the people of Barry county need not be concerned, it is a private matter. It has no business In tbe cam­ paign, because misunderstandings do and will arise; but the place to settle them la not at tbe polls. At the very best. It is one good man’s word against that of an­ other man equally as good. James A. Sweezey, for prosecutor, needs no introduction. That ho is far more com­ petent than his opponent no one can or does question. And we aay without fear of successful contradiction tlmt a man like his opponent who attempts to ride into office on the platform of three parties. Is unfit to be trusted. And we say further, that Mr. Sweezey wauta It understood he will enforce all laws Impartisllj. In his pr long and honorable professional career, no one ever knew him to go back on a client.- He nil not go back ou Barry county. these changes were made. We simply record the fact that they were made. We simply nute it as a fact that bargains are j BUY YOUR ' WINTER UNDERWEAR Soon, and remember we are better able than ever before to suit you in that line of goods, L. E. STAUFFER. IM5TINQ5 BANNER ---- and---- N. Y. TRIBUNE The papers for $1.10 per year. BROS never entered Into without a consideration of some sort. Wbat inducements were I held-uut to wake these bargains go, we sTe unable to state now. That there were in; Aucetnenls uf some soil we think no man who has any brains under his hat will question. - Is It any wonder that there Is a <*utitempt for politics when-those high In tbe coun­ cils uf parties engineer such deals. Noth­ ing. not even the use of money at elections which all men deplore, is so debasing and debauching as that kind uf politics. We point out these things simply that tiie people may know the facts. No' man pLEASE come in Come in anyway' ami see our stock of Go to DK. LOWRY’S and have your eyes fitted with eye nor paper In Barry county will dispute the : facts; they may deny our conclusions from ;glasses or spectacles, In or­ them. But with the facts before them, our der to have your eye sight readers are competent to draw their own conclusions. If they will stop to think It jpreserved into old age, the ortr. we care not what their politics. If eyes should be properly exam­ they are not interested In the deals' them­ selves they will, we believe, conclude as :ined and the right kind of we do about them. glasses worn. Dr. Lowry keeps a large stock of the fin­ CRIMINAL BEASTS. est quality and greatest varicurious study of Man s deal- । efy of eye glasws and spectaINGS WITH THE BRUTES. cles at his office, where you Magistrates sot- f can have your eyes examined goods. We want to show yd a the best stocked storein town, with STAPLE and FANCY Groceries. Crockerv Glassware, China ana Those who sympathize with the princi­ ples of the republican party have reason to congratulate themselves ou tbe excel­ t« Over the <iallt . 11 alence uf the ticket, national, statr/and •I or a Liu.—1 -r ' “>• *>»•«>. county, which their party has placed in *u luiect—Au Interesting Book. the field. A look which will delight all lovers of the Psesident Harrison stands squarely upon ?vrioo» and grotesque, as well as provide the republican national platform, ably and food for serious thought, baa appeared at As to Messrs. Walker for commissioner^ vigorously championing ttflit declaration Napleaamlcr thetltleof •'Criinlnnl Beaata.” of principles. He has given lhe nation an Dm. Sackett and VanHorn, for coroners, i Its author. Signor d'Addorio, .describes it administration worthy the nation, and un­ they are worthy men. and will acceptably as a mere attempt to deal with the subject. He prepared it without assistance, and ad-' der which It has graudfy prospered. Not fill the offices for which they are named. mite that it only imperfectly covers the Lee S. Cobb is an old surveyor, and will only have our national Industries been ground he baa outlined. Yet it presents a make a faithful, capable official. perfectly astounding array of fact* and greatly Increased in number and extent, veracious incidents relating to tbe sup? but tbe money of the country is abundant SELF-RESPECTING DEMO­ posed amenabilityof brutes totheclvillaw. and abundantly good. Tlwse who «£avor FOR The reader is first reminded that the CRATS. POPULISTS AND PRO­ tbe use of silver as money can certainly ancient laws of tbe Egyptians, Indians, HIBITIONISTS TO CON­ PeraiAna, Hebrews ami Greeks attributed not criticise an administration which has y SIDER. rights and duties U> animals, and . decided used tbo entire bullion? product of the The Campaign In Itarry County DUcuaned. that equally with men animals were sub­ country, which Increases our currency ject to praise or blame, reward or punish­ The Banxkh does not set Itself up u ment. For thia reason severe penalties *64,000,000 a year, and gives the 30 cents profit on eaeh silver dollar coined to Uncle tbe political conscience of any man or par­ were instituted against men who took the Sam and* not tbe sliver mine owner. ty. But there are a few political perform­ life of animals, maltreated or hurt them without reason, and equally revere' penal­ Moreover, those who nan*, a sound and ances ip Barry eounty, that ought to be ties were awarded to animals for acts hart­ stable currency should Dot favor the dem­ generally known. And as all democrats, ful to tbe lives or property of men. Little ocratic Idea ot a state bank, or wild cat populists and prohibitionists do not live at by little these laws, which flourished when mankind waa still childlike and in­ currency, whose awful evils this country tbe -county seat, -not all of them know the To hunting parties. Call and see us before buying. Any make you may want, Candee, genuous, fell into disuse as the human disgusting political maneuvering which race became aware ot ite immense supe­ baa learned to her sorrow. Boston or Lycoming. Also Socks and Rubbers, Felts and Rubbers, Felt Shoes and Boots, In state affairs the republican party Is has been going on among certain of tbe riority, and finally the cold and reasoning and Felt Slippers. Call and see us, Romans denied to animals any.rights and „ not afraid nor ashamed of Its accord. The opposition leaders. duties, and pronounced them to be void First,-the people’s party convention was . last two years of squaw buck rale liave cost of conscience or personality, without, tbe people of Michigan In taxes 31P2.000 held, and every nominee pledged himself however, deciding that they were mere more than lhe last two years under Gov. to “keep In lhe middle of tbo road,” to machines. Then came a reaction. Tho Middle Luce. dThe reputation of our state has vote tor Weaver, and for none but Weaver Ages, distinguished for tbe predominance suffered because of laws passed by the nun. Those taking this convention oath, of Imagination over reason, leaped back nt squawbDck legislature, tbe lives and prop­ m> Co »I>eak, were Charles A. Brown, nom­ n bound to superstition and barbarism, ty of our citizens being especially endan­ inee for representative, William W. Cole, and all rights nnd duties were restored to animals, together with such responsibility gered by the squaw buck kerosene law. for probate judge, James J). Benham, for that when they committed any act hurtful One aucif legislature and administration is sheriff, E. J. Feigbner, for clerk, Oscar to man or hla works they were summoned Matthews, for treasurer, Isaac Wlckwlre. os criminals and subjected to the rigor of enough. Ixst the alate be restored to those who have proven their ability {o conduct for register, Wm. O. Lowden, for prosecu­ the law. Ln the Sixteenth century this huniauizi ng of animate began again to de­ its affairs properly. Tbe republican state tor aud Charles Ho ward Thomas for comcrease, until iu the Seventeenth century it ticket, headed by Hon. John T. Rich Is mlsetauer. Of all these tbe most pro­ entirely disappeared. After this historical sketch, Signor one that deserves tbe suffrages of the nounced was Mr; Lowden, who made a d'Addosio considers the advance of science voters of Michigan, aud of Barry eounty. speech regretting that the (hnalia platform ia relation to tbe animal kingdom. The Let Barry county roll up a big majority did not declare for prohibition, and stating theory of evolution, which ascribes to for the farmer candidate, and for tbe ex- that “both tbe old parties were rotten and brutes tbe rudimenteof human attributes, *X cellem ticket named by the republican corrupt,"and he hoped hia^dght hand is carefully reviewed. The modern school It is composed of clean, hnwrat, would target Us cunHfng If heever voted of science, says the author, declares that, ‘ In common with mankind, animate possess for ei|b«r. honorable men. reason will, conscience, language, senti­ Then castw Lite democratic ooanYy con­ ments and sociability, and that the whole - Tbe republican legislative ticket Is worthy al tbe votcaof all good citizens. De. vention, la wfaieli, upon a test vote-of dele­ difference lies In the more or less in quan­ NcUialiy present, no people's party tity and not in quality. The modern penal Samuel M. Wilkins, of Eaton Rapids, re- gates I school now begins to ask: ' "What is would have been endorsed. But crimef* and itself replies that crime Is a THESE cold days make everyone think of their overcoat and we have the largest line ever shown in publican nominee for -state senator, is a nominee 1 city and the prices that we are selling them for cause several of them to leave the store daily. men. rrpctwenling lhe towmrtrijis of natural phenomenon, common to plants worthy citizen and mac, a gentleman with four । Rutland. Joknatown and Tankee and animals equally with men. Now, a good legislative experience, a man who Carlton, 4 slyly observes Signor d’Addorio, if this will look after the bent Interest! uf the Springs, In none of which- a demoeuttle theory be carried out to Its logical conse­ people. Unlike his opponent, who is on caucus had be<-u held, sat ia that conwer,- quence, it would result that an animal the democrat, people's and prohibition tioa and cast M votes. By that ineacs which sinned against human society ought tickets, and therefore can Ue said to repre- Isaac H. Wlckwlre was endorsed for reg. to be punlslied fur Ite crime, as It was in the Middle Agea ■eatf MoChlhg, 4>r. Wilkins |s a republican later. Endorsement of all the other peo­ The curious lawsuite which were In tho and on but the one ticket David HuggvtL ple’s party nominees was defeated by Middle Ages so often Instituted against ot Assyria, ia tbe republican candidate for large rnsjoritlcs. Mr. Lowdea got les* membera of the animal kingdom were representative. He Is a farmer, a maa of than S5 of the 170 vufev east Mr. Ben- sometimes penal, sometimes civil. The former were directed against animals that integrity and ability, a man who can be him leas titan 30, and the couveuttea sen- had destroyed human life, or resorted to Now we don t say this to beast but it is a fact and we invite jeu to INSPECT and COMPARE. trusted to look after Barry county’s Inter­ tlinen! wazsquarely opposed to endorse­ magic aud diabolical works, when the ac­ cused were put in prison, tried, sentenced, ests faithfully. A vote for him la a vote ment. condemned and executed according to all Then cam* Dr. Woodmansee's Innings, for an bouest, upright man, and a eareful, the formalities of lawsuits against human prudent man as well. an I a proiiibitltei convention was held' criminate. Tbe civil sulu were <llrv*ct*vl against such animals or insects os attacked The county nominees aro. for protatoi That cunv< atioii endorse , I Mr. Lowdrn. . judge. Charles W. Armstrong; fur etak. • Mr. B nhsm and Mr. Thomu, all of whom nnd damaged corn fields, vineyards, or. chord*, •meadows .-.nd mj on, or ia any other John G. Nagler: for sheriff, Jas. H. Me- , previously, In the people's party cunposseMioua of Kevitt; for treasurer. lisle Kenjon; fur wntion, deciare I themstputs in the middle men When prnyiFH and processions had been regisier. Chas. W. Jordan; tor pruceeulur. , of the road, and as iu fafiur of Wean r and resorted tola vain an appeal waa made to Janwa A. Sweexey: for cummisaionrrs. : none but Weaver men. J the local ecclesiastical judge, who cited tho i . Alonso E. Kenaston and Fr»d W. Walker; 1 Thea ended, ■a far as tbe dertroyers to appear before him and ooml- I noted advocates for and agninsL The in-1 far coroners. I>t- J. W. Sacked and Dr. aHkm of _ A. L. VanHorn; for sutvrj-or, Lea 3. | orrnc*!. Since tlasa there haa been more hobiUBfo ct tho damaged.district did the । new and nice. MH5 & VAN dKHflN ATTENTION! Sporting Boots! CANVAS AND RUBBER TOPS, ONE PRICE SHOE DEALERS OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! $10 overcoats we sell for $ 8. the j $18 overcoats we sell for $15. 12 Yours respectfully E. W. nORRILL & CO ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS �Hast* ■ Banner.. i^ry „ot -eourlteoaete fcsu,, tehwhen hrode? October a?. 189a. jooK. ___ be* handsomer■msuctnreta Michigan. PERSONAL MENTIOR. “ ^Uarry H.y„ w |„ Gnind Ttere waa • (ood alletaU.ce >t u,. M K. obnech on Frida, nula< at Ute nr-. ' ■ oiLarlrt l»v th.. tb«< am. row 7 rew.tlv W. Beynoid. Irotwrok.""' X1*““' w“ ln «“ «*iy Vf MteoihroptrW Kalamazoo are oredllrd wU a.d»u.rwlnal*» to buM ■ lartre atrurtwo al Cnukad Jake vhc thu‘Xm nrplti' ,M*‘ *"• l"*’' •" •Are y<m already registemi* w nor. give ynur name to your supervisor.' clerk oc oldest5u-tlce. If jou do not do (hat ywj must go In person before the board uf regiatrntiaii ou SaturdEy, Nnvumber 5;fi. \/nw! opening of the new parlor* rff (he ^KiN5 POWDER Absolutely Pure. ■ eg powder. llMhwrt L-U‘td (MWd '''w^Wall St4.>t.Y . y; I . YOU ir artineia) teeth -tid -a- dollar Cur Ven can apply ft » . I rcum*: a nee*, lit -:iann.s. White Cloud, Michigan , 1.ICHTY has UMerchant n-.tltly. re‘“r”'d “ ,iruJ "*■“ ai&As'x.EX"'’- Tlie opening months of a season we shall make you all remember as A REVELATION IN FINE GOODS AND FAIR PRICES. and n,?ye ?roKoing to do business with you because we have just exactly what you want, and our prices are simply irresistable. •«“ OUR FALL AND WINTER ATTRACTIONS WILL CAUSE A TURN-OUT ! M.UHn’S C^.'M '* V'-,U"‘ "" M. E. ebureh Friday evening, was the oc,r,cM’ eirtiun ottho flnjt social of that todety* for-the y««r, was largely attrndbd. and the l>orl lla™. .pent Sunday i»ew building was mueh appreciated by with fnknds In the city. * thenoclety, and much eemmendvd by the:r gn.K*. ?*Wry •".‘I Umily twm Oakland county Monday. fa hardly probable that the new court Mrs.'Hannah Russell went Io Ypsilanti hoMe'Wtll be-enctosed before snow •dies. Tuesday 44 visit relatives. From the wrt. already done, and know­ ing what Is yet to'-t* done. It 1, Mf„ k> Mrs. Genrxe Bame* is visitlug her mod say that Burry cointy will have as pretty er Mrs. Kmxfidd in Chicago. and convenient-.! jourt houer as there la­ Minor Ijtylou, uf Mnakegon. spent Sun­ in the Mate. day with friend* in lhe city. Tho Na.shvIHe'Jiews will print - the pro­ Mrs. Will Morse, of AuSabie. visited ceeding* of thei supervisors this year. friends In this city over Sunday. Len will 4o a go«d job. and we believe Mrs. Jas. McKevitt. of Middleville, was the people will ge< lhe proceedings before they are add enoU^h to become ancient lhe guest of Mrs. T. J. Bush last week. history. ✓^'illlatn Lunn, of Rockford, is visiting Albert Scwtt the1 popular shoe merchant his sons J. W. and Ben Lunn this week. HEM J • BOYJ‘ * CLOTHINQ HATS flNb QENTJ’ FURMJTIINQ SOODS • r : .C0In^^^e assortment insures perfect satisfaction in the selection of goods to sat­ isfy individual tastes. You will find our large stock made up entirely of goods that are trustworthy, serviceable and the best of their class. * EVERYTHING i GOES i AT nice Christmas BtndneM men remark spun the fact thnt the prrseut cunpaign has had a far less depressing effect upon bustaeas. than any campaign ki the history of the eounty. That is proper. And now if every one will vote, and vutc as ho pleases, the re­ sult ought to U* satisfactory alt around. In faet it.will have to be satisfactory. THE t LOWEST POSSIBLE i PRICE R. MUDGE & SON DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY? IF SO O. G. Rubinsun has been in Baltimore. d., for the past two. weeks attending an Episcopal convention. S Mr. and Mrs. Spntker. of Grand Rapids, and Mrs. Griffin, of Jackson, visited Jas. | Wilkins and family last week. 1 Come in and sec how FAIR we will treat you, how well we will PLEASE you, and how much we will SAVE for you. Miss Flo Beadle, of Grand Rapids, visit <>f Grand Rapid*-. Mi Hi. and Mina M. Rob­ inson, nee O.Copnoc, formerly of HaatiogM. ed her parents in this city over Sunday. Mich, were married Oct. 15. !&»•, fend k/SlIss Kittle Stebbins, of Eaton Rapids, ieft on lhe evnrtng tniia for Chicago to at­ spent Sunday with her parents In this tend the World’s Fair dedication cere- city. . ikonies. after which they went East. Mr. and Mr-. W. R. Hubbard, of Union •i^ave your order .for photographs for City, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. U. the holiday^ at onee with &>. II. Bays to Brooks. , avoid tbe rush at, that time and Insure sat­ ✓lira. F. B. Pryor U expected home this isfactory work. Photographs enlarged and guaranteed. Csrtl at Mr. Bays and week from a two weeks vis.il with relatives we hi» samples of Crayon and Sepia In Rochester N. Y. work, just the thing for preseute. ‘ i-s the patronHe i> worthy Buyers Wake Upl-’Tis the Fall of ’92. ln A $ Saved is Better than $2 Earned \X?ha». M. Atkins, of Whatcom. Washing­ ton, is visiting his mother. Mr. Atkins is one of the World's Fair commissioners from that state. There is nothtag like getting Into th.* ^Mra. William Tinkler returned from field early. Spary Phillips, the leading •Cleveland. Ohio last week, where she hiw groceg. realizes the truth of this and will- been living (or the past year with her giveJiis eoatomexs the benefit of hk ex-- daughter Mrs. Allen. . jkcrience. He has juat received a fine line Dr. S. M. Wilkins, uf Eaton Rapids, • of holiday goods and hanging lamps. republican candidate for slate xenator hns 1 They must be seen to be apprrelated. lieen in Barry county (he past week. He Make your selection* now while the stock ’* is a gentleman whum to know is to respect. is complete. A FrohlbltloaU: Talk», The young ladles, of-the A. >’• Q. MX'irMil Enrrou: ' L._____ ty. will give a leap year ballowo’en party . , I am In favor of Prohibition, and have I----------N..' pain; no in Union Hail Monday evening. The liU"ili*M«. For young ladles of this city never do anything been as consistent a member of the third, . ; imnhlel cou- by halves, and all m> fortunate as tn gel au or prohibition, party n» 1 knew how to be. -i ;uidrttMr But 1 want to and do protest again*! Invitation to attend thia ball may be »uarthat political perfidy, that prostitution of cd of an enjoyable time. Clement’s or­ our j»arty. that has been done lu Barry r chestra. of Kalamazoo, will furnish the county. Dy whom this has been done. 1 tniislc. 25 cents admission fee will be shalfnot now speak. That it Ims been j charged speclaton. \ •done is sufficient." . । [ First, there was no occasion for nomi- . The officers of the Barry and Eaton Inniulng at our ebunty convention. Mr. W. surancfl Company have levied an juwet*: ment of 24 cents on the S100. which will O. LoWden. who had renounced allegiance • QR>tlLdT!ON • , to the prohibition party by uniting with ( cover all losses and expenses for the past people’s party. Tbi= we< 120 quires. year and leave some to the. surplus or theSecond, there was no excuse for the sinking fund. Tliu number of members nominatiun of Jas !»• Benham by our atrafi-. drz-.'t for advertisements are 5.289. having made a net. increase of county convention, a man who was never n 38<J. The assessable capital Is $7,282.­ prohibitionist, and who has never express| • ur .of the week 595.00, a net gain tpo past year of ed sympathy with our political principles. S5s5.3S5.oo. The Iwes the past year ThioL bad as these nomination* were— were 914.535.75. i It -rly uncalled for from any consldern"“”n "f t’harlic McMore. the driver of Punt lac. Hon of party line of children's Chief,-owned by Dr. Dowry, said that he prohibition county commUlre In placing on the prohibition ticket tbe t>«m« ot could drive the hora/In 2:17 on a mile Millon ?■ Jord... .nd I. 11. Wlckwlre. tbe ovtotoig in an- track. He more thin kept hi* word for at Sturgis last week, Pontiac went the full ,letno*peol’le'r nominee, (or s'nte rentier .nd regf.ter ol deed. «» fur worre.. •gisteted, If it I* mile in 2:KJ,H. lowering his own record Wlrnt t>M Mr. Wlckwlre ever done to several seconds, and breaking the record merit lhe .tiffr.ires ot problldUonljl.1 He of the track which wa* 2:20 previous to • ■ lira!:> * house on Jrffer- this. Hastings admirers fake great pride I. not a prohlbltlonl.lt he is not In any posltton-tolurtherourprinclp.es. . wajtnet Is Ui pushed. lu Pontiac and expect to see him make a What excuse can be u«ed tor P'ae'hk Tttd partis s •-■•ru tu Ik* the rage now^ jrreat record next year. Milton F. Jontan on lhe prohibition ticket Mralr hereTe ' : V1 over the state.' ‘ Men have various way* of carrying mon­ (or srnte senator? Has he ever been a Bobber '.mxi',4• - ’ and a full line of ey. Butchers, grocers and bakers carry prohibitionist? lias he ever shown hvor nbt»rr-\‘A -ii- ?.p at the Racket. it In a crumbled wad. Bankers in nice to prohibition party principles. .Never. 1 It looks to me •’ thonith our pari) bad Don't Uli t->. : 5 itir name registered if clean bills laid th full length in a moreefo been ntstle a tool ball by our leaders, and pocket-book. Broker* always fold their S lh*^Thad banded 11 over to the Hbno'. ub. list of voters. bills twice. The young business man mire o( Jr'ol. billon, wills In.traellon. to Jo carries his money In his reel pocket, while RtttemiH - !• , Tribune, it? the sporting man carries it In his tronsers what they visheti with it. Cerulniy «" eonsl*tent pndtlblllonlsl, pocket. Farmer* and drivers carry th?lr wire Isa piny ™>“ «“c" p,."'A' see a tine line of money In their inside pocket. Editors J, „n id other than Ibal be bl* h. that will please carry tlielra In other people’s pockets —Ex. ’party and ul* l’lirl-v principles bad been Mere is a thought from an address l*v Slid ini I’ Barry eounty by our leaders. IL h*" 'J” I ■lurry goods at Census Superintendent Porter last Sun­ That l” tw »»>■ ' * d s.aunlay of this day, that ia of local and gcnoral •PPl,«’ ! d“ lit propose to vote tor «»>’ And the way to save a dollar is to get a $20 dollar suit for $15 at ARCHIE McCOY'S furniture and carpet room, Hastings, Mich. We guarantee to give you $20 for $15, $25 for $18, $30 for $50 and $75 for $56 as long as our bed room suits last. . \Ve mean business. Don’t miss gettting one. They must go They are bargains. Hu nture NEWS. tion: ••Nothing is more discrmlitab.e to consloneratlou. y„ur, truly. e a very pleasant Christianity: nothing docs more to gi»« PllUHlUtTIONlST. evening to their the He to Christian* profcwlng " be •brethren dwelling together in unit) Halt lugs. Oeq tmhe than the visible spccfablu of find her i Your underwear dwelling together in disunity, and running - I got for for 75c clse- half a dozen struggling little mortgaged • The Racket. churches with poorly paid parson* ’n a >•*'1 mis# getting oor small town, where one great, active church ■ •••I mittens you will pay with • n™ to.n to tte pulpll would do more good than all of them. , The Racket. ' ht <iih. r fw 4S*!« J- t, ■tore. Sare th'.t:.. Pficwon g!-t', i <w mufh. • ; print the official ballot*. • iiougb to wrap around '' ' ’inlcof'lia-,. Milllncrv. s. . , ■ ' MtS “theRsckrt. the latest novelties, let* lhan ll,e avo,d mistake* K- rhen read the instructions -’toprpr. uur |«UoL li."'*!' in on 'lb--and all price, at Mro. uwirtr,*. . 'ar!y Bn'1 buJr i*tore the « "wttoents are broken. IrotrrVJ, ''' - R,|d tee the One line ot S .?. , " "’tewla. They ant «ry ■to-MHlalrro. ,,.,1,1. price.. ("tr ite!1? Atennyw, a whl.l jrv inatMlay a*™-‘e -'.intni. Au enjoyable •“» u nt»rW1 by ail who attended. B«U« t 114 ar** belpg formed to go '’•ft->•, next month to hunt •• -<*d to bo very plenty H** this V ‘‘1,: iiueh mon* so than for “w >n»; torch ’ Sma';U: ■<‘rv,ce*at tl,e Episcopal ,y„,w.tn’ n"'’Theiinrh ., ■,u!lfnllr trim ned with dags ““•* te’n wau'W??!‘*® ll!s TQl®- Every .It II Hur । i ‘■,:k ,oe‘*dnt .as heintemjed. ‘’fiction., ,UV" !l s,*» lf rn” follow Iti‘ . vu voting vn an 1UH|d(. L Il 1* not economical, either ,9^^*PI,-‘ Grove or Barry county, for-tirdt to^r7ll‘P. to send up such a. man for 8Uj5r' Oraoo Swift. Nearly every other *uper vlror'. roll .tewed-. .Ilrhl Inrww In ite ro.1 rout, utewutonl rocrpl MW* Orim-, which w.. teteMcd hr Mr. S«l" at Slfl.OOO less than the year before. I). Brooks ot II. U. Illneklor.ol'«■»'’ “.roM1.h„. BuiOeld; .to totonned by a .urseon. Dr. Io. comtolltte o( the U»nJ that Hr. Swift*, effort* to keep Maple drove dtwu kllpotrirli. o'WoodUnd^ „mp0„, where be h.d .rorowl It kept the conH.tltee two d.y« looffev Ite" « »®« wlwh.ve been, and delayed lhe_ b»rd Itet low. Th. <>o«d. te<wltb.u«lto« the ctennltlre. and on wbleb Mr. Sem a Frlrl.r 0- o’- “r rrm.rk. “or" political friend, haven ma)orily "J '« ■ Sebpliw, o< raided Mr. SwKf. lament S1 per rtt'to Bie, by Cow.* n’t'sinllO. ot.tbP clly. which allow, how the board, wllhot. « Ch.rlol'r. «nd Llrm , lan[ „f ,peel to polllte. toll a1""* "I* te’to^ ces. Had the figures remal.mtl a Swift led them. It woold I « Maple Grove -.arpayer* »teo' one-hrij . r«oy 'torr«T U^,u| ThB one per cent. or le« than Site. A 1 try to make Ihl. ««vlnr. Mr. S^B e.toe« the reunion of n« J . ftrc rap. w, pleayunlte " apl'l' « >a"7" ranks of the •» > J ' t!eS9 ),aud of time, partlaana to (rol ontrnffed at bt« idly thinned by the re SIX eonnt, twice te wtmld Sol A. roved hl. town II we are cwreel1} 1"*’™ Brn. or the <> A-At. Imriuc >'ar' ed. and tten C"‘ Heked by ,, |,we lb« promoU»< bl. pain-. The people ,, iy meetings ma> .r'yatriotlrm.of loyaRJ* ;8 th«ry do le*“*n’•/f‘Xi It cost In blood ahoold .led Itel kind o( a m^J* aud hUr fu^u rr..n dlrl»home. A man who doe* .nsift--”' new usually ba* hl* bttdsfet " • 'ooca^vr ennavu' trying to throw H In built on too ’•mail a plan ,o W,iaM3 uudXW”'"* either hi* town or. the county. “IT LOOKS LIKE THE DEUCE” a The above is an illustration of an old saying. Talking shop, may­ be your Overcoat ‘ looks like the deuce;"—maybe you'r interested in overcoats just now*. Our immense '92-’93 assortment pleases all tastes and caters to all pocketbooks. An inspection meets your approval. T1W �Oil a? kaw 11 toffl "OOWABM AND DESEBTEBS” A COMPARISON. TIME TAPI F. WILLIAM TELL [Special Corraipondence.] WamcroTox, Oct. 17.-Do Uw p~pl« ANPHOUSEHOLP iWiW 'Crriii^A purposes. (1X9 S- • I THAN that win soon be published COLUMNS. wboara clamortag tor tree tnula erar compare tba condition, of the pnatnnd present of thia country with the one » aential free trade country of the world England? ■ If not. It might be a good thing for them iodo >o. looking into tbe uneation a little of lata tandXparing th. «n.ntion. in Thrilling Adventures of Seekers for Hidden Treasure. AN EXCLUSIVE TREAT It isfar superior to anyother inthe market ’ FOR country aud in fra. tr*lo Gran. Britain. Here ar. aome of tho thing, which I Hud. Tho annual tax collected from the peo­ ple by the government of free trade Grau Britain U »tl«0 per eaptta. "hu. that ot tho United Sintra la leaa than «0 <SoAR f Readers of this Paper., ANP IS etADE. ONLY BY '"lhe depojte lu aartnga banka in Great I Britain amount to »ISO.OOO.<XX>. or fire dollura per capita, while thorn in the raring, banka of the United Blates amuuixto»l.WB.on>.’»«. » twenty-five NKFAIRBANItoW. PECKHAM’S CROUP REMEDY PLEASANT, SAFE, CERTAIN. WI.D BE Bi EVERY HOUSEHOLD ’’ 5H0KE I rui—. v; . — Do you Know? i!rtet‘4S4iSir"^ Eb POWERJ’ HE CHILDREN'S COUGH CURE That more ills result from an Unhealthy Liver than any other cause-indigestion, Consti­ pation, Headache, Biliousness, »nd Malaria usually attend it. AUGHigan Central always the safie __ __ Dr.______________ Sanford's Liver Invigorator '* The Niagara Falls Route. is a vegetable specific for Liver *“ALWATSTHEDEST Disorders and their accompany­ SaUflfeil&IP! ing evils. It cures thousands XA.HTWA14D. why not be one of them ? Take HAvrxxos............... ...iNSiiWi'siftxra Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator. ■O 35. 5 Stations. lifiU l» Bslfs ClQrtR IN THE Your Druggist will supply you. WKSTWABD. ia.m.iA.m.'p in.ip.m.|p.m. Hastings............... ...lajsl BJU|ltU2| AMI 1/00 M. A. GILLMAN. Local Agent. Haitian WRooulks G. F. A T. A. Chicago. ( fl ce at FORDS’ HOTEL, TUESDAY, NOV, 8. One day only. I DR. H0LMAW S. HUMPHREY.!! Late of^Loudon. now of Chicago, with a BRANCH OFFICE «’• ! TTm viaited thia County each month for tho past six months, and during .these viafts h"s examined and ‘• proscribed for hundreds, and effected many of the most Wonderful Cures ever made in theSt-ite! i Vk vour Mends and neighbor* nb ml Dr. Iloltnau S. Humphrey. There is scarcely a ni'lghborhoo-l in the county tlui» has not had the benefit of the doctor'.- wonderful skill, and rarely a family which has nut li t I cue or more ot ite im-mb?!* switched from death and restored to health after all hope had been given up and the family ’ibysiciau pronounced tl.e icincurable. I! afflicted d<» not fail to consult this most eminent physician and surgeon. All examinations, consultations nnd wdciee fre.'-. .............................. Alt hough the doctor l» in many caer« com­ pelled to uao irxponeivo InetnimentJi and hl* wl>. '- '‘-no to tho tmtment of chronic and ) long ,t j ricd Buntlrnl diacs*-*; care* xivnn | •i|> l>, tliH-toca ar.ti pronounc-wi iararabh*. L Ln rni»t <l,»irre to »*e. )>r. Hnuiplirr, ha* h*«i » nfkarljr S.teO care* In lhe 8tnt« of Michixnn. wbil* , ’ r-i» Mtinntaall told In Minnesota. Wlacondn. !'■ >j Hmd*. Alal>nni*. Gnonda. T*oni**ro, Ohio end a. ludiann, have b*rn full, five tlmre that nnnibcr. C'tarljr two-third" of throe sufferer* were even no ns hopelro* Invalid*. *«'Uin to be blind. *om<-il*er. and other* a proy tu »crofuto. chronic kldn- > <1 * J ’ nakea no chanrro to any ono. teliavlng it to tho patient'atraoooadltlon without expense to the rufleror. Whenever and wherever Dr. Humphrey d»cidea to locate a monthly visit crowd* flock to ana him. and no wonder, for by the Ar»t rxamfbation. and often without asking n quratliin. he tails the invalid what tho trouble to, and the prospect of a cure, and most wonderful of all he valneo hi* first impression sod first look ata patient morn than all else^md Dr.Humphroy in nover mis­ taken in bto diagnoals in any case. The doctor • metbods differ markedly from the gaasral practitioner in all respect*. Following tho plan of SL George'*.Hnepitnl of London, ho registers ovrni particular n« to tho patient's phj»ical condition and ineo—...... TkA*r.n 1.. power of tti® bod, tn-xxnr.d nx»in«t thi< torr* nod ••n*nn'xnd drotrnctlre capnbiliUroof th* Thn* knowlo* th* *ctnal condition of th* tlaauaa and tbe rff*ct •Viron, MUine>». bow-Jt. rrpr»-at>r urinary om»o». omfn and narruoa w<-ak»ree of rjthrT male or female. . Th" ductor's eperlfio mrdicInM »traisl.t to the diem*.mJ »l*|tan. nnd ran Im plain I» felt Mt canny patient* Mill able fur ti*nl wtwk ni.iI «•!. attention v> bui-ipxaeare.ift-n elual, •nrvl<. ■ r l*>-security. ti»*y t- bled t-> •«, piwitively whether tiny given to g.*t wv|l in a f»w days <>r w«*ka. nntwlth•tandio* the fact that they |yivo goffered tar DR. HOLMAN S.’hUMPHREY Cures After All Others Fail. . all nnom.aoiuua of their true condition. II. but are entirely mrorant of the drndly proatrntl-in, anil oft lime* in bocillty and chronic epilepay. O' . II ma*, ndn* i.niii-'iw mankind thi-r» i« po baldy Done ahont which th- coin ti»D« fil)**ii w<lh morl phrey’* onpafrdirled ..* ,1— — no living ituii’i; not only an. bat ho baa' tbiirocxhiy travidwl. ar.il Ma । vi^wnof lit-, diaroaa. etc., are an broad aud roouiiipulit-n thnt lik— a Gould or a Vaortarbjll in railroad bodneaa, h» ke»p> w.-ei,. f -nd uw. Lok* the lira medical world conatantly. The m>41i-«l- ■ f M K-i ri-. Virchow. Paetnur. K<«h. Brown Srquani, M. Rwrgron. F-thi-rgiii. H-. naid. etc . are aa familiar tn him aa b> tliemaetvea. and wh la -r-r road. a mine, ano im-M-n. 41 irfal appn-hMMinM. Ur. Hum R DiaaaM or drbiliCy <-f th* ropri-tartJrra iiigau Dr. Humphrey ia the only pbyefetan who ha«i lhe »p«-tol edranta«e of Karnpejut m strictly Heiedlific •xamfuatinua of the varlnoa rraioreaand Mcretlona of the body, «• the urihe. bl<^nl. diachantee of any kind, catarrh* a! eecrvliou". Me., etc., which examinations ■re now Mnalderud Indlap-naibletoadorrect In all forms of olwcarn and chronic di.rais-*. As very tew doctots onf>i<to the farce eitii* are thns pn-parwl with costly out* fldratlaL Ab ri»k incurred. uh 11 lore Cii-nlnal. tn nnnlll after m--nth. tri»Lie p..j«.l,llq. jnriuaa c»mtz<>and-. Minuhi rail aiul QU IVn. ft i ... <-n nr forover clorod arain*t th«tn. Tl>rrev-ni-*« turning point tn theconr— T every <.'i«*e»*; thia to eapeettellr tro* of *1 e.i<r***ivedi*»** —. all or any of which McOoru AltO Elmdale ' Clarksville I :ike Odessa Woodbury Sunfield IMul.lkr’l Grand Jxxlge • ILaualBK [Detroit that the northern Democrat, folly. «rt>« with their southern associates in hating Union soldiers, and don’t hesitate to say so when they think they are out of hear­ ing of the old soWfers themselves: ••The speaker next called attention to the infamous pension system. It now amounts to $130,000,000 per annum. In a few venrs more at tho present ratio of increase it will reach the limit of our revenue. Il teas a ehame that we thoiM have to pul our hands in our j>ockets to pay jiensions to a lot ofcouartU, deserters i V ■cn.m.tof »nx»ch city by ax-ConsTwaman J. U. Mnrijy, ofbZa. Sept. IT It [Going .v^i-tDetroit Lan-dnk Grand Utfete MuiilKi-n Sunfield .. Woodb'irj' .. 1-ake Ode-tea „ Clark ivltlu KlrmUln Alto .. McCord ,. EMtl’artoi Ar Grand Kaplds .. K .. ,. and bounty jumpers.” J. II. Murphy was a member of the Forty-eighth and Forty-ninth congresses from the Davenport (la.) district, a na­ tive of MasMchu*etts, and posed in his candidacies and while in congress as a friend of the soldier. 'This is the way be talks when he thinks ho hi alone with the southerners and is privileged to ex­ :e. »!. it :w tl li U <n U K> . ' i<» 3? arriving at Grand «!..;»•> r : >i . - Every d »y. ot'i •. .. •• . .. ; on sixnal. Pa-t«>r «"Ars on all day. train* Rauids and Detroit. .• • i s. on nl<iH train*. < utntriiL.i.- ■ Uitloti st*Uan. ti - nd inn:.;. Chicago* Wkkt Miejimax r.ml j. r tor < b H |< <.<>|x xr«1 LVl 1> l.ir r> r<i.<, Uuli. . Uf,i truin’-1<>1 t '•U'1 >»k ourM*.cn'N f-r further «f l. III ,(.k- h.;k D».“avk>,G- • Mr. Cleveland’^ letter «» & round whole is as impenueable and elastic as caout­ chouc.- New York Sun. A COMPLETE land** Gleet low REVERSAL. ? leans Control of chaos, industrial distress and financial rnin. wronjf side uf the lodger. ledger. wrong Iti free trade Great Britain bricklayers get $Mt per day: in- protected United States, $8 per day; carpenters iti Great Britain get $1.28 per day; in the United . States. $2.35 per day: iti free trade Great Britain jeugineers get $1.46 [>er day; in the United States, $3.22 per day: in Great Britain machiutata get $1.20 per day; in the United States, $2.30 per day; iu Great Britain compositors get 15cents per thousand ems: in the United States, 40 cents per thousaud; in Great Britain shipbuilders get $8 per week: in tho United States, $16. Thus it will be seen that in every par­ ticular our condition is better tharf thnt of our free trade neighbor. .Our com­ merce is- in infinitely better condition because we receive hundreds of ttilllons of dollam more for our product* than we pay out for the things we buy. while the reverse is true with Great Bi'tnin. Onr public debt is less than one-sixth per capita that of Great Britain, while our annual interest charge is only about une-tenthi per capita that in Great Brit­ ain. We have decreased our debt in 25 years 2’-j times iw much as Grext Britain fins been able to decrease her debt in 65 years. Great Britain has ’ pauper for every 80 persons, while we have 1 fur ev^ry 643. Our government collects from her people lets than $0 per capita of tare*; that of Great Britain collects from her people over $13 per capita of taxes. The deposits in savings banks iu Great Britain average $., per capita of the population; those in tho United States average $25 per. capita of population. The money in circulation in Great Brit­ ain is $17.90 per capita, while that of the United States is $25.62 per capita. Wages in tho United States aro from 75 to 100 per cent, higher than thosapaid in Great Britain. What good reason is there for deidriug to exchange! English f™e trade for the protection which gives us these condi­ tions, which in every case are so much .better than those of our British neighbor? What boiness man is there who has seen his business grow up and prosper under tho system which has been in operation in thia country for the past thirty years who wants to endanger its steady progress by tho adoption of a bystein which compares so unfavorably with our uwn in its results? 1 think the people understand that both branches of congress would necessarily lie Democratic in the event of President Harrison’s defeat. We .... cannot lose the presidency and save either the senate or ' house. ' the We are therefore Confronted with what must seem to the ordinary citizen as an appalling proposition—to promptly and absolutely revise the policies under which our present prosperous condition has been brought into existence. j j j j j ; j , । । ,• | | < j Rcpubllcau Tariff Good for Silver Miner*. Governor Prince, of the territory of New Mexico, in his annual report to the secretary of the interior says: “Mining has haft its upe and downs during tbe year, but nt present it is flourishing, and now that cheap Mexican labor has been got out of the way the miners receive fair American compensation for their work." The report adds: “It would be hard to imagine a case in which the present tariff has been uf such immedi­ ate axuI obvious benefit as that upon sil­ ver and lend ores.’’ presidency mid be You trill ntlgfiborn do *o. HEART This w CURE. HEART CERCE ,n aU foerc'. r«JpUot!"n« rtto, Drop’,-. WlnX m br Cft. MILES' •vtfhcoTi-ry br tooc Umahchaj fortwrlro jmn. -Fi-rftlnryuB troubled with Heart l«twa»*i two Mt. i MLMILIS’ HEART CURS cured w.-kn Txwan pn4nn»n, MfCh. K. Il- StJtSC.;:. V_< * Station, Ga, Una taken DR. MILES’ HEART CURE for Heart trouble with irrr.it result* ' LO Bar, HtcMmrtf. Mich., »«-■ ill f. r Iiyw.-< wrb HeortDwcnc.bi.4 to hit" bo».-c Ixl.i. nrr.’. ■■;> Umhl food: nxc<l Dr. MIIog! Heart Cure * all Mine toft her; ccmafeint tu4 cored her. I;' UluatnUad book FRKK at er ■* Dr.Miles’ Medical Co..Elknar..lnd, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. In the matter ul the estate uf fa.i ■ dr resM-d. Notice i, hereby Riv. n 'l. •; 1 •’ ! -■ He vurtb” . t«i lhe hfylK'«l bid :. ■ th- 4'h da, of NovendH-r. A. I1 ’■ o’clock In the forehoOD, al Un* ■ the lale Suntli'l fh-ckr’ iMl 'In- t't'li"o after dmcrilwd tn the tann-hip v! H' In liwCt ntilv of Barry. In the pummnt to llreiiar ami auil-onh k'r i. mi the iiliilh <ia» of *• tdruil rr. A • the ITnt ato Court of Itarry <’• «i' G. •11 Urn r»ta'c. rlyht. title n«.d Inref*’ • Dlrlilran. kiio"" iui«1 •v-iyl'il NOTICE FOR HEARING CIAJV State ot Micblsan. (’otiuiy ot • ;>f•> . deceased, and that atferrtMUr of Bastlnk*. for rx.itnli nlii-n u-"' : or brjorr ihe 4th '!<•> . “I , and th.it\urh claim! »IH heaid court, oh Wednc«-di*v. Ill'* Un •mJ on Tl|•■*’•ny, the <'h next, at ten o’clock in the loreui-n thoM» <tnvi«. Dated Wet. 4tb.A J> 1WL Judvr of Process No Alkalies 13331633 ff.DttiW ^059 rUlcb tbe plurality wkich ia absolutely pure and soluble. It haa more than three Hates the rtreRitr. of Cocoa mixed with Starch. Arrowro./. or Sugar, and i» far more cednonuea., eoeiing Itse than one cent a cup. H ta delirious, nourtahing. nnd xasit-T HiUattote, Miefeitptn. Ullral cumpiexiou ef their rfrrton. Tice Wheat Voter 1 year. • SRryl rds that Alwayi jew< iry f secure a Subset Yuck W< only Si. I Tueke-. dancing Everybo Samp't any of 01 We»h stock of A ver] p*kn-. It Reuls ha 4 Brons Thwxl ton Cent tas-pefe campy l Wool made on the 4th u*y of six tn out li s from thM d.^e y.i No ftepaallenn ahpaid penult tbe ■nd Ohio, Hetta fl musVrea'Insure ins wbe&bro Mlrh. Dated. Sept. !*. A. D.. IS#. Other Chemicals hnlHarlae Urpnbllcan voter* with Lal lot aystem. Kvvry Republican ! Wb the’fine* froin the to contii any. lenj or is the together conditio JOHN sndihav best spe least me HILES G-re used in the preparation of O. P. AvftTXN. Vote, nnd roe that SP f Great Britain, whose “commerce rules the world," shows $8,515.01)0,000 ou the Individual ewlvlty. lief B * Chairman Carter has preseated the tdticiuon in plain. unvaniUhed language. fn a cr»nversativn nt Die Fifth Avenue . hotel in New York' hs said: i The people of this country ore called j upon to say wln-ther they desire to sub; .stituto the policy of free, trade for the policy of protection; to substitute the wildcat »tate banking t/Slem for the ‘ present reliable cum.-ncy: tu alandon the Mdpping policy and the trade treaties I Known as reciprocity. There should be no doubt about the resnlL This i» not n ! free trade country. Tho people do not favor wildcat currency. They in fa।, lavurwucM-aivuiivut;. *uv» <.-.re uw« m »«»{ vor * of------““ il---------reciprocity. They desire the ruerchant u»axi*»<* marine <•, of *«v the United Slates *w reof protected United States. ,’ cnam In th<lixst ten years our exports have established, aud are opposed to free trade t'xccfsled our» imports by $700,383,311. ■ and bad mopey aud the reactionary polin that tinietheexportsof Great Britain icy of the Democratic pnny. have fuj|en $8,515,U0V.U00 below her im- j The common sense of the people stands [>orts. in other words, in the decade '.th a bulwark opposed*to any policy just ended protective United States has ! which by any pocigbility may result in a balance of over $7OO,U00,O(K> on tbo hurling the nation down from its present right side of tho ledger, while free trade prosperous condition intkconimerciul *rn eljjht A. M. «£» Ill ?. ilS •■.Lniion ('more babitauteThu *|balance of trade" is hundreds of millions of dollars against Great Britain every jpor. Under her vaunted fret) 4____ ______ 9_____ . trade _ sljie __ imports vastly inure than aho sells, tier exports last year amounted to $l.»A.iHX».VtW iu round numbers, and her imritiris amounttxl to $2,100,000,000, ' makin-J a balance un tfiu “wrong bide of ! the k'dt’ rrof^JO.uOu.WM). Our exports ! last year w< ru $1,03^.835,026, and onr ! iujport.iwere. $s-»7.3*.'!. 2t>l, th ns giving i us almlance <-f $202,944,342 on the “right Lsi.le of the ledger.'* ! Tbo lit.lance of trade was |?<K».OOO.OOU '* against I fre ■? trade Great Britain last year, wjiilo it was $2'AM)W,00u in favor j I’.’ $ 1 77 : Ei‘£2au GrauJTLedki.' Ffiraand tout* Howurxl City dolluni per capita. Thejyuouut of money in circulation m fxniat Britain is $17.0” P<'r capj*1 while the amount in circulation in .the Unitadf Sutra ia per capita. Ind<t d tHero te scarcely a country ot any imixirtiince ou the map of tho world which has w large an amount of money per capita iw han the United States. The national debt of Great Britain amonnte t«> $¥» for each individual in her [Hinuhitio.i. uer [niiiuin-iv.*. while ......... - lluxt ------ uf the United . , States Statesamounts liwxinL*to to§13 $18for foreach eafhmiuvid.'.al. iwlivid.'.al. I The atinual interest charge upon the public debt in Great Britain ta $8.25 per capita-.lthe annual interest charge upon lhe public debt in tht. United States b 35 cents [ier capita. Great; Britain, under her free trade systeml has decreased her public debt in the last thirty-five years $030,000,000; the United States, under protection,'1ms decreaarii her jiublic debt in twenty-fivo years M.531.000.0UQ. In free trade Great Britain there is 1 pnuptt for every 39 individuals, awl 1 person in every 12 receives more or less iiorish , npport; in protective United State/there is 1 pati[>er fur every 013 in- 1 f. !.' I M r.cM. ‘ m press his real sentiments. ?! _ TO USE NO OTHER j___ , SOAP FOR LAUNPRY ’ ■-<» ’ llifhur Tum. terw-r Wtrrn. pm. Smaller dnvln^ Depute Favorite Route txrtwrow rtwind R*n|<i. tut-n,, a*dth*nn«> ' ~K~P~te p4 ]W. QUAD THESE Th» following wt™* (ro“1*5* Irigh Naw, «id Olwerverof Sept. 10 i* Youf /Mother fc die title of * novel by thit famous news- IN THOSE t>f THE UNITED STATES. kTT TUB GOldBIl G3V6S CONDITIONS IN GREAT BRITAIN WITH Sold by Crocera tjvorywhoro. W. Mir &(Morehnisr, Mass. Mxbti bids <30 Tl •nd ia Mreal Hou. »*lrar �Wtan ro« ua HASTlN'CS (o, at* pwt, personal mention. •ndam dmlrooa « ««UM better qjunto for tau money Una elM.hen w dlrZt Tk— - - w R I ' Rev. Blanchard was In Kalamazoo Sat­ O. D. Si'xCLOiaf;. urday. Some of the state papers are congrahilatD. R. Chandler, of Richland, waa in the ins the public over the snccem ot the city Friday. achene calling upoueebool children of the, state lo donate th*lr pennies tw aid the ; Senator Miller, of Eaton Rapids, waa In great state of Michigan to make a cm11 ta­ I Ute city Friday. ble allowing at tne Mfurtd’a Oilumiiin ex­ Miss Flaunt Krvnewltter returned from । position. Let us sbggret thnt nnthlu*; further be published about IL We. regard Kalamazuo Saturday. the scheme as,auything but creditable lo ' _ I Mrs. Will Squires, of Big Putplda, Is I Michigan. Wirjvti state like Michigan, ylriting her parents lu this eity. tree from debt and po».-e>sed of abundant Fred Kurtz, of Katatuaroo. spent Sun­ rvsoiyrccse descends to begging thu pennle* uf scffnol children It ought to make tier day with hla parents In litis city. citizens feel like 'a lot ot sneaks. The Mrs. Kittle Hanauerand daughter Lena n-vctingloar; children must have a high respect for a backlit Keen, state which will descend to such petty were in Kalamazoo last week. ;v.t;g with th"! | meanness. — Michigan Farmer. ♦ .hcle pbysieah! Al Leonard started for tbe north woods The democratic county committee met yesterday morning on a three week* hunt­ Monday last, and took another and final Ink trip. • CURE SICK HEADACHE, NEW SHOW IH TOWN Oisordered Liver,, taryAd*-'* .--•yr • *!..: x.t iia-1'f 1 • _ jrnrtT" lJf ’ jftwei'" ' X S. Inbh Coating. S5 .entia Box. ! paring from the democratic county ticket, this time substituting Jas. D. Benham, jsipullst. for Beubcu Larabcr. and Charles Howard Ttmwiea for Marcus M. Hiker fur circuit court commissioner. Dr. M. C. Woodmansee, that noblest Roman uf them Dou-t run wiu the Ito IhRt •< all, who lu tlus campaign is an all around sxr opposition potwasher, was placed un the ticket as coroner. The ticket will hardly 0. D. SpACLhtsr,. be able to recognise Itself, so largely lias .When you are looking n.r new gnods lhe paring proeeM been carried on. The price for all these changes, jubstitutlons and are desirous of getting better quatSks parings or whatever it may be called isn't for Ire, money than elsewhere come di­ yet revealed. But It Is probable that reel to iu. when tbe unwritten history of this holy O. D. SPAVLtHXO. I gospel of middle of the road politics 1s We ar^ not a traveling show or anythi ig of that sort, but we are prepared to show people a full line of Boots,: Shoes: and : Furnishings At prices that cannot bo duplicated by any dealer in Hastings. Our goods are strictly FIRST CLASS and we will guarantee them to be as good, and most of them better, than anything of the same price on the market. written up. Il will reveal as rotten a mess ns Barn county ever saw. Frank Tucker Co. Friday evening, ••The Phoenix or Risen From the Ashe*." Satuiday matinee at 2:80, ••Uncle Daniel.” , The ladles of tbe W. C. T. U. of lhe Saturday evening, “David Crockett?’ । StarUniou will give a pie social al the home of Mrs. IL. Havens, next Wednes­ day evening Nov. 2nd. All arc cordially The boon I has been very busy with invited and we hofc for a full house. C C U 3 E much that Is detail work, but gut through C.‘ U 8. C. will meet with Mrs. P. T. with their session In good shop.-, except Culgrove Saturday evening with lhe foi­ for the delay, explained eliewhen*. for lowing program: ' . which the aupervlwr-* hold Mr. Swift, of ’ Quotations—News Itetns. • Maple Grove, responsible. The towns as Grecian History-,Mrb. Henry Bailey. eqmdiwd are as follows: Assnia. SMfl.V. 8. and Foreign Powers- Florence 095; Balllmotc. (472.491?; Harry. (717,519: Bowne. Cat I ton, 80*8,934: Castleton, Ss&t.M'J; National Banking System—Mbs Good- Hastings township. 8552.395:* eity, 1st and 4th wards, 9419,410; city. 2nd and 3rd • ’ c to read-1I >.'far“rSomething about our Sugar—Mrs. Grace wards.S7l5.2Ct': Hope. SWW3; Irving, to 14 inches > Black. S547.247; Johnstown. §069.044: Orange­ : ,art able I ’fhe society connected with Emmanuel ville. 9401,275; Priirlefill^. 8S57.43C: Rut­ ; not ...... -...^ 9812.090; - v. :r.i; lor [ ,• hurch will be entertained Thursday after- land,- 8496.847; Thomapple. :l f^ti^ue : nobn Nov. 3rd by Mesdamrs J. S. Good- Woodland, 97s7.9S5: Yankee Springs, l! .-..'..I run । Nobles, Seiber. McOmbcr, Sliuger- 3256.500. Total, 810.727,527. The principal Rems In the taxes are the .' in hmd Timmerman. J. Kurta. W. II. Good1 ,u >u 1 | ear. I. Hendershott, amt thr Misses A. E. state, county, town and school taxes. We give -below the Items of each kind tn t>c Wulf, Arloa McOmbcr, Gertrude Stebbins and Mary Powers. Supper served at ’so raised tn the county as reported to the , clety rooms from 5 until 7 o'clock. All board: The total state tax Is S19.8M95. nnd the total county lax is 910.000. uf L‘ j are imited to attend. which 818.000 is for the new county bulhlThe monthly meeting of-thc W. F. M. S. ings. ' will bo held at the M. E. cimrcb pat Ion. on Friday ^or. 4th, beginning at h-df past : Mata Cuuniy lurfuMilp A«syrt» t <o. A full attendance h desired as some j tuttnnoev mutters of rmpettame are to come before ’ Harry .\i.) : . ,i i.'v.'the meeting. Members will please notice j Carlfoa I0M -• .. Jwa.*; jtTLeo faNt'Hoti HX'W •*.« I? Hastings tap ........ At the BHTtlug of the Epwotth '.vague i City t«t *n-t ulr :»> tMt' rr.t!»day evening, the following officers' were elected for the ensuing jear. Jotia.towu Pres. Ml« BdBe Handy. Ma ph- Grove Onuwviiie I t®»t. <v, Trras , Mi*s f>Mvy» Heath. ■ Ituitaml Sec’y. Mr. Shljlcy Smith. ‘ ■••• i iow.oq to ]tu*rou>t>le , Chorister, Dr S. M. Fowler.* 1, unny. .trap©) i ir^-rifist, Mi'S Bird Townsend. vaakee ^rriag” Mlijw Hattie refer was elec ted presidetit <>f the Literary I apartment: XMrs. S. M. Fowler of the Mercy and Help; Mbs . - Phy]th. Diamond of the Entertainment. , ; The annual social of the Ladles ILitne r ’i hi < Missionary Society will be held <»u Wed'■ 5 , nrsday. Nov. 2nd. In the new WK-leiy ■ rooms of the 31. E. church. As the prok-' and', ceeds. of this soulal are to be used for tie 2 * We have a full line of 5 L E Felt Boots, Felt Socks and Rubber Overs SPECyKLEJ •/ISE HE D b r-mvr’s to ' Iwuefit of the poor and needy in our midst, all who are in sympathy with . . this work are earnestly luvftrd to be pres­ ?!? .. ent- Supper served from half past five to Of every description. Boston Rubber Shoe Co. or Candee Bubber Boots only $2.25. Snag Proof at $.100. . Nice line of Over-shirts just received. Underwear of every kind, in large, medium or small sizes, and at prices ranging from 25c. per suit up. See our fine Gent’s Shoes. The finest thing in shoes at $4.25. Other dealers will ask you $6.00 for the same shoe. We are always pleased to show our goods and can guarantee satisfaction. Vours Truly, , H. OSBORN, Mgr. South Side, East End Main St. Presidential Campaign of 1892, 4 POINTER QRflNb INtKKEHENTJ TO READERS OF |l**There wii! be a concert iu the 1’resbytiging and ■ terian church next Wednesday evening ;i"n! one. Xov. 2nd. by lhe boy cgoir, a-vdsted by * that tine coutraito singTr. Miss Edna TruTribune' mau- laU’ °r Baltimore. The Misses •ailing ou -b-tlordsand Raymond, of Grand Rapids, • ' already formally known in this city as , elocutionary artists will also give some of • l Sih-ctod j their brilliant recitals, dialogues and other | exercises. Tickets .at Heath’s drug store. VIT.D1.XO. . , Usual services at the Presbyterian lancing pumps, j < hurch next Bunday evening. Topic in ladi. s or evening ••How shall I Vole?” The Mlaslon Band meet' In 0>c 1’te.HjWooley terlan eliureb next Bunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. q-iallth-s e i make M'Afl.Pl.NO. • t. .1 ich and r-li kettles. HavUngs En• of the r:*d iH-tweeh 11 • ■'ibie all over tbe n nnd Califor- 4 pi[-. ,, * Wat deal <.n p . lii.bit of chewing • -:T tbe habit. pi Ice of uaper • ■<( the scarcity of t-» iufeethI dh। the manufacture tl-s Las to .depend Four promissory notes were stolen from me ns follows: one for Sim da’td September I., -.•a. gho • by 1 nomax M >rtbU< d; :w.» t>ox*. olio d.t«?d In March tbeother in July. uae for W. the other for m. given by ^brebam Bunmil. one note tor auo. given by Oniu *»d Jrabk Korabeck. Alt penrans are hereby uotlflsd ttat the above notes were stolen from me and are forbidden tn negotiate lor tbe same. a<the per sons msklt g »h-ta I a e Oeeu uotifled not to pay them tu any |>er*ou but^raysrit^ Casm . »*!?* ’worlh much more WF to MJ practical THE B/UMEK THE Presidential Campaign will bo the most Intensely Interesting and exciting in the history of the United states, and people will be extremely anxious to have all the general and political news and dlscUMloM of the day as presented in a National Jour­ nal, In addition to that supplied by their own local paper. For there are stovea ami stoves—aud by the way it is a timely subject—we desire to femark than when you want one. To meet this want we have entered Into a contract with the New York Weekly Tribune - The Leading Republican Paper of tjae UNITER STATES, QOflL OR WOOD which enables us to offer that splendid journal (regular subscription price SI.00 per year) nnd “|4annrb** foroue year For only $1.10, cash in advance. Age . Charlie Grace. Hastings L’3 ■ Minnie Bndsley ” i K. F Newman. Middleville LXI i Agnes Ud»n. “ i Wij. Quigley. Irving 157 i Agure Forbey. Fnrport . Guy Itenon. Ysnkro NoriMS . IM i Barb-ni Bechtel. Wayland I Gro W. Conner. Carttou 130 < Allee Cummloo * " A < B. E. Bawdy. Woodiand 161 . LoeyMvers w »Clyde Brone. NaeteriBe 162 । May Clare. Grand Ryplda »(J«v». II. HtiNWinan. tUlamxvw toi ( L.Utau smith. CoataDrove r&m. Itattov to J. M. Bessmer; sooth ’» ^the u STOVES and STOVES, Dated. Parry. Mltb.. Oct. •£!. va. Htm-J. J. \v<,„ «<the,Ute trail.-. U'»n. formerly master ■'• well as national Following are the real estate transfer* Pln^. »il! IM ■ • prople ofOraDgw- for th.- week ending Oct. 15th. IBM, a Nov. 1st. and to taken from tire books In the register’s office: L* Ptap’r o: p. i-vilie. Wednesday Dantel Striker to C. P. Larabee; parcel Hope »T«iax.N'l„. ( Mr. Woodman Is not ‘fnnp-r u. |-4?r, ■ ”':nty people by any IL >>t I* man of honor, and lajAii'./iiteo. fl. C. lutnon to Catharine Doo'.lUle; Maser H '“ir’tt br ln. ■ , • ne says because Unuifawille CSOO. ta.'?’"*’'"' E- DeGotia to R. T. Krench; tot to tdk • ' The jHJopie of there Moo. 1 C've hint good an­ -Middleviljn H’,aeu toM- H-K*nyon; 4da see 9 fnriog He k and wm will be be able able ’•^ht inni” •-led »■»«» O. it. Durham to Maggie Durham; 13a sec I UMerlt ! not ,rener’Maser. ' ‘ a c,®,r and cvneiae Maple Moo. J. G. Gruv^ Hiwraa to Jacob Haus; tot M« city Kx>n |M 7*1!“’ 1 *,uler evening! faawt * , ” ’ ;!:"1 ln”M’ B>e evenings h<ihonid J •ume good read-1 We toTJI, I”1"1’ ,u lhl" ,'onnec«<»' ’tabritenn?' J" ;‘,t<,,,,lon °f «H Of Our Steyr'S. Hrtforii .n**1 ‘ ,rM”>ne’. the two patntN-r ’*r Thc werlta of the too KNideat lo discuaa, Sum wa haren’1 rwm itoi?* ‘ to'!ay lhat eTery ^Fle *^o<tlie .J, l'M ‘l anJ a” Ule P*Mlu« HAT’S what you are looking for. That's what we're here to give you.’ Speaking of Cook stove or heater, go where they are at GOODYEAR BROS. I We furnish both papers one year for $1.10, Faiiosiiliif Stets aoi bits The recognized leaders. makes. Wood/aad Uenriett*HP. McMurray to A. H. Kena«ton; tot 1 hlk C. ta M.KeoadB's Pttnam add o L city M. 9W. Wolf; parcel Maple Grave «- gtoo. u«.tnn ta uen-y gjg. parent -Maple Subscriptlotu may begin at any time. This is the most liberal combination offer ever made in the United States, and every reader of “Tub Banxkh” should take advantage of It at once. . COOK BROS. Others dnd good Coal and wood cost money. You LOOKt HERE can save money by buying a stove that saves fuel. We have them and will be glad show them. Wheat is low and flour should be the same. For a to short time I will sell Call in. ' lota am aad aw cuytor SM>. OhMtaag rank Wallace; 5 loti city 8. H. Dickerson to Orley Hu'l; 401 sec as jHonesuon. EH M. Brown to M. 8 Ke-fer and fl. B. Hen­ drick ; paroei MMdtenlto *409. «ra, Flnrireck to Mrs. Leah Bujit; parcel Regular prices for these papers $2.25. GOODYEAR BROS White Rose Flour AT $2.20 FEK 100 LbJ. This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to be first grade. Live poultry wanted JOS. ROGERS. Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - Mich. CAPITAL $7 5,030.00. SURPLUS tH-000-00. Incorporated under tbe laws ef the Btate ot Michigan. Open for business Dec. 15.1MB. omcKiu: D. fl. Roblnsac.Prestdeat; Chester M»s«er. Vice. Pres. D. W. Bnreoldi, CaaMer. Dr.xcroRi: D W. Reynold*. W. H. Pmren, D. G. Robinson, R B. Messer. John Carrot!), Chester Meaaer. P. T. Cotgrove. siSSiCSS.tt£2SI“* �9 him Lisi j Awarded at the Fortieth An­ nual Fair of the Barry County Asr1! Society. J !•- Held at Hastings, Sept. 27,28, 29 and 80. .' r:v 1 s. AS THIRTEEN DEATHS. Soow. UCtamberialn fix»t .-■ Class ix Jerseys and Aide rneys. Bulls. 3 vrs old. Bauer A Woudm u*es. first.. 5 an I 3 yrooid. Harer A Wawarn.see, first,. ♦ o* Yearlings. B..oerA Woodni n*ee, first - •« Calve'. Hkuer a WcodutawMv. Brat....... X 0> Bc*t vteek animal ami 4 uf his get Hau. [ Woodmansee Diploma Cow* Md Helfers. 4 yrs aud over. Bauer a-Woodman-eels: 4 on 1 ytsorovtr. lUuera WiHrtfimareosec» 00 3 yrs jm over Barer a V» atK-msmee first 3 «o 3 fl”°W' '* 0VW ll*U f * W°°luian*CV' 2 00 2 yrs or over, B iuer A WaaImansee. see, 1 Yearling-H*uer A "oodnxansee, first.. * o» RACES. Class No. 1. Stake race, two-year-old. M. □. 8.. Merritt C Smith ' F rat Ackcroon. W D HayesSecond Aylworih. C s McMote Third Class No. 3. Three-y ear-olds. . First LeoD. A l! Keith ternM Larry Nob!-. WiU Mott , Third Dana M. John Cole ? f It Class No. 1 Three minute. First Monte W. Dunham & Bowen EeenM Hard Cash. Wm Mott . Third DaaaM. John Co'e Fourth Model Wllkea, J M Bauer Class No. 4. Double team race. Rex and Surprise. Luke Waters First Mac and Notice, Wa'ter HaywardFecond Pedro and Charley, Frank Sutherland... Third Class No. 5. Free for alt . First PouU.sc Chief. Dr Lowty Monte W. Dunham & Brown ' Thin! beol), A H Keith .Fourth Larry Noble. Wm M0U...4 Class No. e. Mixed race. First Mont. Norton Patton; ■■ mm Billy tbelHero. Geo F Altofl Third Jenny. Wm Mitehell.Fourth Nick. Aldrich Selble Class No. 7. Farmers race. First Charley. Frank Sutherland H.M-on.l Prince Middletown. N Cook Third Vermont Hero. Roman Bull... . Fourth -Jobny G.Frank Geiger Class No. A Gentlemen driving race. Rex. Luke Waters First Fl«»h. c m I’utmsn Second Mollie. Henry Osborne Third Clas« No. s. Running race. . First Iri’li D.111, Robert Cristy....... . Second Coloael K. A H Keith . Third Jenny. R Mitchell C'X SWjrtKS;:....... , 1885^^58?^^^ “;: Nite^‘HMr H’£**1Mcr.... Globe; W^S^Waren Foreman w*00* 1 w"' Uraichet Work. Prrt’ppc s Mrs I! G Crater 1st Ice w..ol shawl, Mr* D Krwtoa lat lee wfii-I shawl. Mr* B B !("-e 3d............ Saxoi.y ataWI. llmtle L- ng 1st.............. Haxony shawl. Miro Wolf fid Worsted afaan, Mrs A D Maynard ut.. Worried afian. Mrs B R Rose 2d Pr Infant wool shirts. M^s J B Hendar-. , short let............ .................................. Cottofitldy, Mrs M Doud 1st-­ cotton ildy. Mro J B Hendershott 2d ... Easel ac*rf. Mrs A fl Bates 1st .. Easel scarf. M-» D f RMrhrtdgrr 2d.. .. Croichex triml'ng.MroPerry Wisemanlst Crotchet work. Mrs Abe Csrliou 2d Plain Needle Work Hand Made, railed pateh work. EHxa Whitney 1st... Calico patchwork. Mrs Tbo* Hunt fid.. Calico patch work.Iady otur ThMra Lake Walers 1st ■■ -­ Called patch work lady over TO; Mrs W K Barber 2d..., QuUtSdqsilt. Mro EHn Whitney........... QulBed <13111. Mrs B H Itenbam 2d ComfOrtaOle. Mra M H Bailey lat Garment hand nuxde.niri J V Whitlock Garment band made mrs J Whillo«‘k 3d Mending ou garment. mr» l^e Iteed I’t Ihxrniug on g«rroent.mrAF Pancoast 1st D truing mi gAtmeot. mr^F Pancoast 2d Hu 1 ton helts. Julia Fisher 1st Huston boles. Julia Fisher Sd Machine Work. Fine white shirt, mrs C F Brooks 1st.. NigbCdiera. mrs Albert Altoti 1st I Rugs and carpets. Braided rug, mro Lee Iteed 1st Braided rug. jnrs Nora Andros 2d Gathered rag. mr*.l E Warburton 1st.. Yarnruf. mrs A D Maynard 1st Knit rug mrs Richard Murray 1st Rag rarpet, mrs Anna Horsley ret-----Rag carpel, mrs James Hopkins 3d Kuktlng. , Bed spread, mra J D Townsend 1st......... Woolen stockings lady TO yrs old mrs P Woolen vocks. lady TO.’mrs P Burtoo'ist , Wooten nilUeus lady owr 70. mrs D Mc1 WmdenrnlttetM. mrsJ v'whitioek • Wooten riiliteft’, mrs a H Ickes 1st.... , > Fancy s'.lk miUens, mr* Harah Doud 1st Fancy silk mittens, mrs wm Andrus 2d i Fancy wolnmittens mrs Wm Andrus 1st ; Fancy wooleji mitten*, mra D Newton fid ; Woden knit Isce. Hattie Long 1st....... 5 Cotton kun lace, mr* J D Townsend 1st i Cotton knit lace, mra M li Bailey fid ... j j Llnln kait lace, mrs Wm Andrus 1st ... 5 | Pr cotten hose, mrs M Doud rex ........... j I Pr wooleu law. mrs MUo Williams 1st., j j Pr woollen h iw. iurs M william 3d 35 Pr put* Wool socks, mra M Doud fid... KnltMghan.mrt Wolf tot............................ । 0 | Fancy cotton mitre, uirs Win Andrus 1st MLsceiiaueous. I Fancy wall pocket, mrs A H Bates 1st.. c > FancA- wall po'lret. mrs A H Bale* 2d... 0 Whlax broom holder, mrs A H Bat- * ut * I Ulnak broom holder, mrs A II Bates fid W . Sa. bag, mrs ................ IS5 Flubr', cu-hlou. mr*AZ 11It Bute* Hoyt 2d 1st ................. 1 » ( Scrap basket, mrs Thos Waters 1st » । Slumber roll, mra Seraph Doud 1st 2U slumptr roll. >ur* Seraph Doud 2d Bangle board. Uta McClmtock !»l JJ Lamp mnt. mra A »1 Bate* bt.................. IJun* mat. Besate Hoxie fill a> Mantel shelf, mra M U Bailey 1st............ . » Photograph caw. mrs A J Hams 1st .. fio Fhou-graph case, mra F Kouklc af........ 30 Butldn beg. mr* Ixm Keed 1st................... L »>! Fanuv run. rug. uira V M Wheeler ” 1st .-o i r»nc> ,■ " ‘ rug. ..... mro ..... All ‘ " Ma^rd *(-«,, .ril -• W । Fancy row,.... jo Booajiiixrx.Ulis mwlum.rx. mis luun fno* Wstert '’»■ ... •• ook mark, mrs Wuilright2d.. . 30 B Book' mt* Bea»ic Besaie W uitrianl C ileiiuar. mrsThus Waters 1*1.............. Worked comi'terjnn 1> R McElwain Ul Einbn>i<k-rvd iuitlsis.ium M il B-Iley 1st Gaud made hukf. Srreah Doud IM • >>o Hand made hdkf. mrs H I. Howard rd.. Embr-e’u-tnl'-. ><-rcph D<>«ld i»t | Einbr'rred skirl, mr, D P Rbbridger 1st I Pau-b work q::l tln wool, mrs F Omer is l*atcb work quilt in woo.', mrs 8 J MecliUtock 2d >0 Bilk qui:t. mrs F E Herrick 1st Silk qul t. mrs Frank Hszen 2d M ktching with Silk. Liuieta cover, mrs Clement Smith 1st .. . Trayicovtr. mr* J E Warburton 1-t Piibm shams. Hattie Loor 1st Pillow sliuius, mrs M H Bailey 2d SUk Embroidery. Class 30. Oxen and Steers. . 4yrsold.G C Seolt ! TtfSu-WteiESS •■ Qrrsnld. Porter Burton first •* "" Fyrs old. C A Barber sec 3 yrs old. Hiram Feugies firstI SE& .. ......... Class 21. Thoroughbred Merino Sheep. Buck »yrs old. Wm Strong, first Buck 1 yr old. Wm Strong Aral . Best 2 ewes yraold or over.Wm Strong 1st Best 2ewes t yrs or over.Wm Strong 2d Class H. Ixlcestera. •sports. No. 1. Fc»t race for boys under 11 >'roof *<e. Buck 2 m qfd or overA A Matthews ret ......... WllUe ............................................ xx-SS Buck 3 yro or over. Wm Krom welter 2d Lambs. Wm KrooewUter 1M Milo Van Arman lAmbs. A A Matthews « Roas Burton....................... rnire . Clasa fit. Cotawok's. No.Foot rare for boys andcr 13 yr’s of ar-. Buck 2 yrs old, Wm Bedford 1st Vade Johnson Buck 1 yr old. Wm Bedford 1st.. Nelson (’arveth ’ 1 yaoM^fi E L Hurahyxdi........... ■ W (J ................................................................ Th*,d Buck Lambs. Wm Bedford 1st Hitch and K® race, specbl iamb* MEL Homey 3d »runny*u“e.;rs->.............. . First A Noble Two ewes 2yrs old. E L Hurdey ret Second FCoytendall.......................... Two ewes 2y rs old Wm Bwllord 2>l Two ewe* l yr old, Wm Bedford l»t . .. . First Two ewes J yr old. K 1. Huroley 2d John Harmun................‘ ..Second Ewe lambs, win Bedford 1st... Horace Palmer . . Third Ewe lambs. Win Bedford fid 51 Beasnier ft’?1 L. iiurs’uy ^>d Otis Corwin. Class 27. Shropshire*. I 1 -.rgrai bunch grep*’» . . Geiger l» No. *. ladle* driving. Flrrt Buck 2resold. Stratton & Ferd 1st 0 I Largest w-kl'S>I?'nrtWm'. Andrus fir*1 ;• AUre Seibel Second Buck 2 y ra o'd. Dr Lampham SI Mrs (I F. Wlllisco... . Third Buck 1 jr ol«1. Chas Barnaby 1st Minnie Jones...Buck l yr old. Stratton & Ford 2d ‘ largest tomato. Mrs. John Besatner auT| First; Lamb*. Straiten & Ford lst-...»............. Hastings township I * J® ' rnuisparent erub E. L. Huraley 1st Lambs.Chas Barnaby 3d-..-.................. J v’ General Graufarab E. I- Huraicy 1st.... I No. A Walking mat< h. . Ewes 2 yrs old. Straiten A Ford 1st. - ■ First' Ewes 2 yrs old. Chas Barnaby IJ ** | Ned tipped corn E. L. Hur>iy 1st....... . Fre-’. Unniagton •Second xwe lamb* 1 yr old. Ctas Barnaby 1st Fred J Woodrtifl (Ti*s45. Grain* and Vegatablcs. | Third Ewe lambs. Stratton & Ford 1st .*.... John Garrison . Fourth Ewe lamb*. Cha* Barnaby fid • (0 H bti. red wheat, Frank ('harlluu bt .. J Darling !« lu. red wheat, jBme< Mciiin.sh2ml Oxen rare, special. Class 28. Fine Wool Grades. I • bu. White wheat. Geo. Braxdon 1st.... First W S Be ham H bir. Mhite wheat. Janie* Mcfnlosnaid I Two ewes. Wm Strong IM-. F. H. Barlow & Co. sp. rial Janies 8h«»* rare, special. Twoewrs. DrLampham 2<l Flnt Melntqsi Geo wiseman Class ». 1-oug Wool Grade*. White dent coin, Jcs*e Kxb 1st x.1 tilth jump, special. White dent com Isaae Seger second • . First Ewe lambs, M ■ L Huraler 1st John Garrison Yellow dent corn. Win B. dforil ut .. . Class 30. Middle Wools. . Yellow dent corn, John Waters 2nd ... Ewe lambs. Weber Bro* 1st... HORSES. Flint corn. W. P. Flfield 1st Stallions for Genera! Purpose. Fl ni corn Chas. Beach second Pop corn. A. Q. Church 1st ..................... I 8WINE. Four year* old or over. Bechtel & Co. r«P com Delos Hopkins second ... ... first............... . ............... CIsm 31. Poland China. White sate. Wm. Bedford. 1st Four yrvr* old cr over. J. M. Bauer White oats. V. C. Snyder. 2nd 250 Boar l yr old. Will Perry lit second.............. ................... i-”’-/4* •• I Black cats. Isaac Segar ret................. sow litter 5 pigs. Will Pcrty ret Sucking colt. PhHlip Srhary. first .1 XVlnter rye. Manning Doud, ret Fen of 3 i>igs. C A Barber 1st Sucking colt.David Patton.x.-eond'Winter rye. John WiiltU 2nd Pon of 5 pigs, s Dond 2d, . Mare*. Barley, Isaac Segar 1 *1 _ CUss 33. Chester White. Four ytaroo’d.C. A.Culler.first ...... Barley. James Hopkins find. I *> ■ Sow inter of» P»g*. « C Scott 1st. .. . Four v<-ar.* old. Maiming Doud, second Buckwheat. W. p. Flteflrld 1st... 3 00 ; Pen of 5 pig*. Matt \ oungs IM Three year* old. A. A. Maihews..first.... Buck wheat. James Hopkins 2nd. . w!*!!e ’J’° ite Brogdon 1stj Two years old. Thoma* Fisher, first Two vearo old J. S. Kesler, second White t-eans. Boyd Craig rad ... l-OULTBY. • Suckling eolts. Paul Bnmp.flrot..... ... Tlinoiliy.Jamra Brown ret. . .. j Timothy. Cbar'es J. Barry gn-t .. ’ ’ Brood animal colt al side. Plitllp Sciiray ClaasM Breeding Pena. ( lover seed, James Brown 1st . . Brood iinlmii ooR At ride^David Patton Bramats. F. L Hursiry 1st Clpxerseed. R.H.Stlbonfind .... Wyaudoue. J M Hauer 1st. (Very. John Kelgle 1st CO Celery. John Kelgle find" Wyandotte. Z BHort 2d... Geldings. 1 00 Three watermelons, Louis Tattle 1st " Plnnouih Bocks. K I.Hurocly 1st-... 1 00 xPumpklns, maxnouth. Wm. Andrual..’”] Four yeora old, Manniuc Doud, first .... LeabonJ.D McBlwaln 1st Three years Old. James Brown, flrat Legbvm. E L Hartley 2d. Pumpkins, numnuth. J. M. L-ach 2nd Three years old A. A. Mathews, second. Hamburg. I» McKiwalo 1st Bumpkins, common. Frank Scoby 1st j Two year* old. Win. Strong, first Ba Pumpkltu. common. Isaac Powel 2nd Hamburg. B L Hunley Jd Two years old. Jame* Springer, second. *JUkk y HWb. W. K. Barber ist...^ Polish, k L llunlmr 1st Pairs. * Games. D MeKlwafn 1st Hubbyd squash. P.H. Seger 2nd ... . Span four years old or over, H. A. Offley J Pain. Long R. beets. IxmiIs Tuttle 1st Turnip beets. J. L. Williams im. fir»t ................. ................................. . Braipfih light. G F. Brumm 1st Sugar beet*. MEL Hurrfey 1st. '.. Span four years old or over. Wm. Cridler Brtmab liuit, G E Brumm 2d seecndk ' Parouipo, G W Havens iM.;.... , Coehlua black, Clarence Andrus 1st Span two ye*rs old. W. C. Barker, first.. ’ J.*"®'Watros2nd. Wyau-iolte silver laeed.Z B Hoyt 1st .. . Class 3. (arete. Wm Gorham 1st . Wyandotte sliver.laced. J M Bauer 2d.. ' Roadsters not register^. 25. Carols. G W Havens 2nd......... Gulden Wysncotto. Clarence Andrus 2d 1 Toniatoe*. F Dejdantr t«t * White wyandoaeJ M Batur 1st- • StaillmiM four years old or over. L. E. .1 I Whltaturnlw.WiirtSrtSKrt Tomatoes. Edwin IjuTibre ................ as White wyandotto. J M lUuer *»••••••••; Hlnuliman, first .... Plymouth recks barred Jake Walker 1st 30 । 8t.n!li<w* flour yean old or over. Wm. « White turnips. A JI Bale*ad Plymouth rocks barred, EL llurseiy 2d Cridler, second ...-.t... Goeham 1st1 -White pbmouth rocks, p McElwain lit 50•• J enow turnip*. Wm u nairem : Stallions three years old or over, White ulymouib rocks, D McElwain M. Thomas Howe, flrot u' A F Ba*“ =»«t. .......... Black Je»ho,n*,I> MeElwain irt............. fit* 11!<®S three rears old or over. AJ. y L , , t * **pp*,r?j James McIntosh IM Brown leghorns. That Hunt irt. Keith.second ’ w”« p*pprn’. Fred Benrmnt) m Brown legbortM. 1> McKlwan 2d Stelllobs two years old. W. D. Hayes ’ SJjS.^bPera. J M Brssmer 2nd ’ white leghorns. “ “ l*t first ‘ w*’Fifefield!,t.. White tegfionis •• " ** Stallions two j ear* old or over, W. C. j Winter radbh. Wm Molt md ............ 'Dominiques Dominique* ! ....... Snckllog rails. Philip Bchray. flrat irt. Black bambunn Hiicklin,; cn'te. W. C. Dunham, second .. Whits tiambarea Marrs. Spanaled nambn..^ . -----------( oiiehcad raw.2; cabbage. a Patrick Four year* old or over, J. If. Bauer, flrat Silver hamburgs. K L Hartley 1st .0 Ornbau lliuwS Four yrart old or over, U K. Hinchman Silver Hamburg. E L Huralev fid...;.... 0 On Ions, red. Kiijnli H.d.> “ d "j I mcchm ■;.......................... ,-•••................... Golden penned hamb’rg. D MfEl* “ *•* 5 On ons, red. Thomas Kelly 2nd............ Thrw year* old. .L h" cole, first Golden pen’I’d liamb’rg. D MeElwain 2d 0 Onions,yellow, John Keegle 1st Z.":. Two ye iraoM. Wm. Lowden, first Java black. K L Huraley ist..-..^...^... Two voirs old. Wm Louden, second Bearded golden polish, £ L Hunely 1st.. Potatoes. vt-arUngs. W.C. Dunham.first Bearded golden r>oll»b. E L Huroley 2d Andrus 1st Yearling*. W. C. Dunham, second w E*!1’ Oh‘°,' ters O R McElwain Black polish. i> McElwain 1st irt. " Sucklingcnlts. J. M. Bauer, first Black polish. K L Hartley 2d . rood animat colt at side. J. .M. Bauer Black gamrs. K L Hunley l»t first..... • ................ ......... Black games. K L 4“ nn^MVL&yti-.:........ —1 Brood an I tn il colt st ride. W. (’. Dunham Brown Gamrs. D McElwain Ijt sec-nd ............. .. -........................... Brown games. D McElwain 2d.... "**'r«“teKO AjJerdfngiat .............. , . Geldlcgs Sliver duck wing. E L Hunley ret Empire State. Isaac Powell i«t Four *ear« -Id. f. M. Pirtman. first. .. "b!tepeph*nt.J I. WinumVirt'*" Miscellaneous. Four years old. W.C Dim Lam. second.. VI SO Swett J o'aloes, John Kifgle 1st Buck spanlah. D McElwain 1st Two years old. V. C Snyder, first John Keegl- ret.. Red caps. A F Fausey W......................... One rear <>'d f»«tnt»el How a first V*Lr?ral* Beauty. J H Jordan ret ’ Red caps. Mrs J-B Warburton 2d Ohe ye*r old. V. C. Bnydor Leea’ Early, M K L Huroley 1st Guinea, D McElwain 1st. Rrtrri. JcJm Erh Irt..... ........... Guinea. J M Bauer fid................................. 1'rfo years old. Wm, Lowden, flrat Pea fowls. D McHwaln pt ........... M £*ew Queen. F DePlnnlt. ret... Ercmfian. WmGraham 1st.......... ", B B red game bantums. D MeElwain ret ’<-ro* RonJ-rters 8L-n<t.ird Bred. B B red game bsntum*. D McElwain 2d Four ve.iro nld. Geo. AI toft, fl rot robrfe.c LAndni* ret "' Pekin orcoehlu bantum.EL Hunley 1st Four wars old. W. r. Dunham, second.. Ylek.Sr^t,|,D?' T P ret....... Class 37. Duck.*. Tliree yearr old. L.E. Hinchman, first.. Wh'ra x lm,,0£eAi* P' »'Hlum 1st.... Two years o’d Cims. McMor-'. first Aylesbuiry, D McElwain 1st wh te LIllje.T. P. Itanium 1st One year old. M. B. T -eple, flrat.... 5« ^ ‘>7 L*nd8,“f u- T. P. Baraiim i* ’ Rodden “ . " ■— 1stone yoAr old. John Cole, second Roudan “ Buckling eolt. Wm. Mett, first Colored tnusrevy •• wk m V p- B*rau,“ ret....... . * . Mares. Crew'd white “ White Puritan. James Lee 1st ....* . Four vears old. Wm. Noil, first Call will" ■' B*ruum white, extra. T P. Itanium Three years o!<L J. M. Itatier. I! ret Can white " Two years old. L. K. Hinchman first ... Pekin, E 1. Hartley 1*1 Two years old. L. E. Hinchman, sec.... Pekin. D McElwain hl..r ....... Ore year old L. R. Hlnchmnu, first Black «art India, D McEi* aln 1st., Buckling colt. UK. Hinchman, flrtt Class». Geese. Br-MKi animal. L. EJHnehman, first alow J?inM Lc''- ret Brown. D MeKlwatn l«t 10 pJI5h Brood animal, Wm. Mott, second iracn nlow mow,AJames j nines ia *. ut 1 reach re-e. i*t Class 4. Toulo'.iae. D McElwain 1st Clua M. Fann Implements. Draft Stallions *ot Registered. Toulouse, Mrs J K Warburton 2d. Farm mite. Keamr Boot 1st I OaMSD. Turkeys. Font virera oM. A. H. TekesJIrst, Portable fence. J R Ba.nnm 1st1 Four years old. JobnSeobey. second” •' Black, D B McElwain 1st Axe helves, A (J Stinson 1st Brown Jake Walker Ut Pump, Traverse Phillips 1st | Four years oW J. A.Mnrray. flrot 1 Brown. Morris Burtixi 2d......... drain tile. Henry Strong 1st.. I IB Specimen Three years old. Frank Andnw.flrat .... 1 Slate. D McElwain 1st..................... Specimen drain tile, Dav d Bucket 2d.. Two years old. J.N.Murray Aral 1 White. D McElwalu 1st.................. Class «7. Building Material. | Huekinfl colt. 4. N.Munny first ■a Pels. Brood animal, Frank AndttlM tint Specimen taming. J M Bresmer 1st 1 Ferrets. A D Maynard 1st Pairs. Sample brek. David Buck el 1st Ferrets, J W Crawley 2d....... Sample brick. Henry Strong 2d I Fourlyesrs old, Wm. Bedford find Chinese rat, Edward Brooks 1st. Fence machine, Wm Lowden 1stI Class 5 Class.50. Lejher Goods. Norman Perchion Stallions. Class «. Apples. Doable farm harness. Wm H Myera 1st. I Four yeoss old; M. Chores?Diploma Double car'agvhamess.Wm H Mjcrs 1H 1 Four years oW.Brcht»l & Co.firat; * *“ Ducheas of Oldcnbarx. Fred Warner | Single tame’b, Wm >1 Myera ret............ first Clans 8. French Conch.. M vden Blurti, L. A. McIntyre first ....»■ Class 51. Four years old:ant U»sU.J<>hn keigle first............................ I sample forging. Orson Skinner 1st......... Porter. Warren FaraqMa fim I Pair band made horse tbots. Orson, Carriage team, N. J. Ford, first Fad Ptppen. Jonn Andrus first Skinner 1st Catriage team. H. Carpenter fccond .... Pound sweet. A. (LHrMon first Class 53. Final Hall. Carrtagr animal. A. Seibel first Jonathan. A. B. Batea first Carruge animal,N- J. Ford second Finger bowl doyllet, Mrs W B Cook 1st. Rrd Canada. Joint Andrus first Class W. Finger bowl dojlle*. Mrs W it----- ----Northern Spy*. B. A. McIntosh tint.. .. King of Compkln*. Isaac Kegar first Bxncpetakc, J. M. Bauer, tint Art Linen Thread BMt Ihroldery. Tello* llei'eFlower, Isaac Powell find.. CATTLE. Bed spread. Mrs Wm Weruhn Baldwin. Isaac Heggr. first Bed spread. Mr* S J Pahnertor Class ll. Short Horns Go'den EuMKlt L. A. McIntyre flrot Table cover, Gertrude Smit h li Hot Bm-ttl. R/TAHerding first........ . Bulla 3 vra old nr over. 0 A Barber, first Prportlenas, Mire Wtdf 1st.... -•* 'fi’hn Kelgle fir t........... Calves. Bauer A Woodmansee, first , ' Drawn Work. Hmhbfim.................... 1 (0 Ben Dari’ CithM.C A Barber, second ...... * sn-b I*aac Segar first i r.uDchcWh. NIm Wolf IM.... Cows and Hellers. ImbrrTwigC.A Barber first. i Lunch cloth. Ml** Well M-. 4 yrs old or over. Richard Murray, first. ------ -. A. iUrOerlrn. ............................. > Prtoweta. Mlr Wolf Jd....... 4 yro old or over, c A Barber, second.... •lit UiT. £ ►jSSStf The Probable Result of Rail. way Disasters. Steel Re*l, ./n« H Smith flr*i . M( law-ui ■ jy” hate*. Calves. Bauer* Woodmansee. «e<«Bw^takes. i nrale and i f*'“ale%D.om. Bauer * W oodtn *nswe.. aDiploma Class 14. Holstein*. 1 Cow. 4 yrs old. Edmond a 8 u. flrat.. Class 15. RedPoll. Doyciim. M- *■* V r . ifeluiyrn »«••• liucnes do Anjou, u. ? HurJ«J J?*' Bail3yroold, J N Knapp, first... '-“'"iVSiZS’ Ab. cuium*'-'Bull calf. J N Knapp flrat Vlcarol Waken**!*.. .. lekes firot Cons and Heifers. 3 yraold. J N Knapp firat Yearling. J N Knapp fint Sweepstake*. J N Knapp. Calf,J N Knapp first.... Cass 16. Ayerahirea Bull calf,Edmond & Son first..... Cows and Helfers. 4 yrs old Edmond & Son first 3yraold. Edmond a Son first....>. Calf, flrot Class 17 Hereford. Bull 3 yrs old. Edwards * Sou Orot i ZSTJ5S?" - •■•••• Cla^s 18. Grade Cows and Helfers. 3 yrs old. Chas Barnaby am 2 yrs old. Wm 8 Shrtuer first ... ... yr old. M V Barker tint Class It. Fat cattle. "Th Plan* cover, m m Wolf 1st TabU cover, mrs A D Maynard ret M Tab'4 cover, mrs s J -MccUuiock 2d.... Tai>!« center piece, mr* A J Hams 1st.. T.sl’l<i center piece, mrs Z B Hoyt 2d.... Side t-oard cover, mrs Luke Walers Ul !W Lunch cover, inn A J Harns ret Luncii cover. Gerttue Stniib 2dTray cover. *» r* J VanAnnau ret Tray cover, mrs J B Hrndersiwu 2d.... K Cake doyllu, ini* Z B Hoyt 1*1 cake.do>ne, nira A J Hams 2d.............. Srt fijigrr lk»wl doylies.iurs A J Hams Is । Set flaser 1 owl doylies lul-s Wolfed.... , E*m-1 throw, mrs M If Bailey 1st............. Sotacul’hlou. mrs Z B Hoyt 1st SoUcushion, mis Lee Reed 2d Clam M. cut out FanbroWcry. Table center piece, mro Wm Beadlvlst Tablo center piece, inn Wm Bowtie 2d Tray 1 Mb. mn A J Hams l»l Easel ihrow, mn Wm neadle 1st Class tv Art Profeasloual. Portraits In oil. Cora Lee lamdscuii*-In ull. mrs it mBates 1st .... lainilv api- In oil.mr* M J Tiiniueroian 2d Figure palniliut in o>1. Cora Lm 1st ..-. Figure p ilntlng iu oil. mrs R Bales 2d Frul*. painting ia oll.iurs A K Burton 1st Fruit paintitui in oil. mra a K Burton Jd Flower piece, mis U Bates 1st 7 Flower ph ce. mrs C Pulman 2d............ ' Pastel work. inr» M J Timmerniau 1st.. . Pastel work, inn Dll Bays 2d.............. : crayon ponralt.D U Bays 1st ............. Photograph display. DH Raya 1st . Pa luting on satin, H I. Ho wit rd 1st....... a Painting on **tlu. mrs W Bowtie 2d.. “ Falutfed wail banner, mn A H Bales 1st J Painted wall banner, mra A il Bat<* 2d class M. Amatuers. Laudlcape luoll, II I. Howard 1st.... I.sinlicape lu oil. mrs Elsie Townsend 2rt no Flower piece, mn W How tie m Flower piece, mra R Bairs 2d... i*alnt|cgon velvet, mrs Tlios Waters 1st Decorated plaque, H L Howard 1st ra'i-.l pl .i|ur.mn Elsie Townsend 2d Bert original iloal’ur, Emm Guteknnst la Dlsptey In hair work, mn Lee Heed 1*4 •r. FLOWKR8. Best ooBection flowres, W F. Finley 1st Single prtutiles. W E Finley 1st K.■naan|>gs. H L Howard 1st Eveilgstiuss, mn I* H 8<-gar 24 Geraniums,mro cyruscasteliue 1st.,.. Genuilaum. mro Geo Simpson fid,1. rut gmulums. W E Finley IM Homiest, mro Tbo* Walers IM cut lijwcia. J M Hessmer 1st... Roses, mro Fred Bergman tu mro Will crowell 2d 50 iUeec DahiiM. W F. Finley lit Dahliea. mr« Id uren Bates 2d ................. Ih-Kosics. mn M Woodmaawe lai......... Besofiles. mro J Benaroer fid-------- -----canna,mrt Fred Bsntmau is................... rartnJ, tnr« FteJ Bergman 1st CudiB. mn Fred Hergman 3d Tube 1 rose, W E Finley m A not*, mrs J Beasmsr IM Arters, mrs A J Hama 2d Phlox drummondo, mro Z B Hort 1st.... Phlox drummoode. mrt Tlioa Walers fid Plnkk. mra A J Hams IM IhukN.mrs J Iteasiner 2d........................... Vt rlHinas mrs A. J Hants Ut Verbenas. W E Finley fid Balaam, mrs M Woodmansee IM celoflE; W R Finlay, ut Zlnnii. Johu Kelgle 1st Zluuita nrrsThoa Waters 3d............ "... PaosIoJ m Ik aimer V-.*........................ Floral<l«sign, mrs J BeroftierlM............. Floral design. W E Flutey Jd FtiKhla, mra cyrus Castellne 1st Fuschla, Ora Mcchu o.-k 2d Ihiunurx for aide tabte.LoUie Bergman 1 B<i|'t for s'.de table, air* 11 1. Hom nrd fid Bo<iuet for ceiiler tablejma A J llama la B -quettorcecV-rtuble.mrsJ Beumer 2d iUud boquei, H L Howard lai ibulttm five b i<vt«a,.A J Angle )M 5 button hoi; bouquets. W E Finley fill Arranged bouquets. Ora Mceltniock 1st Arranged bouquet, mra A J Hama M BouqUet dried flowers. John Kelgle m Show og bouquets. W E Flntey ut Show of bouquets, John Kelgle fid Class 47. YouUu* Department. Bpe«i*«u hand tewtag. Bessie Andrus 1st H dog: button holes Edna Brooks 1st Pieced qmit. ealleo. Cbm Gromes 1st Pieced quUL Mary Garrison 2d S’ '0° drew by band. Bessie Andrus 1st ’ aljcoarem by hand. Lurie Aadtuald glSS^SKSSS:,^^ inn eushlun. BeaMs Anime 1st MISHAPS OP TWO WORK TRAINS. Thertuomet-r rme. »«*»"» Wall pockst, •• jm Oh SR,.KrLESjS*. *-5 >« <NI.-two ot te-to,. Uo , HSrt ot JHtol and FowrFatallyWouadml—Tw<. s^tIna Hands Killed on the «*U Paul by Some­ body** Btundrr. M Lc SPOXANB, Wash., Oct. a.—News Of a f„. tai accident oa the line <>f con^tructipu 4 the Great Northern rood west of the Co], umbiu river reached this city !a»t m«|,i. a large force of men were eqgagul laying track ncros* tbe false work of th-> M-.-nni| bridge west of Columbia, when sfithfaily and without warning the satire "truct-ire gnve way, dashing on the rocks sixty htd below. Tbe conrtmetion train with oral car load* qf rails anil ties nlw* went down in thu wreck crashing t number f workmen out of all huoinn .-sunbL-inci-., ___ u-iufc Ha**- \ J uOd tester, Cla*mrt M .Vwarbartott w ’*l Yo F A* 3 :m'v n^-rv butter. k BSJl*J*ltt ®SsiS.feSfs-“ Aa near m can lx- honied the kilh-d hr< Conductor John Leonard, John Johnson, James A. Wright, Dan Waloott, NeL» X'cP eon, Joeepi* Brady. A. Olsen. H fatally wounded are: J. MUUnore, G(m j. J. Campbell. J. IJnvillr. Several <ith< rt were severely injured, hut trill r-<, .<r. The wounded were taken to the l.^pit.d at Wenatchee and are under medical tn-ntmerit. Who are responsible or what c.<u—] tbe accident cannot lie aacrrtaii..<L I S»Bmrs KJLseoOey “d I tofth£s!diwt* A1ET Battle Long ’1 Pl- • * *t,r* THERE WAS SOME BLUNDER MlLWAUKRE. t)ct Ji —A diaartrous rail­ road wreck xxxurn-l on the Mil wank ra and Northern lirnueb of tho St. Paul rail­ road near Plymouth. 4xly nd'es mirth ot this dty, at 10^5 o'clock yeaterday mum* Ing. resulting in the death of two men and the injuring of half a dozen nmn-. .-orne of whom are likely to die. Th.- '.-mi ant Thomas Fitzgerald aud Nick Kengle, Mo­ tion hands. The Hat <»l injured M fartf known is: Frank llowen, ti<m foreman, shoulder and wrist *prnin<-d. John Jamb, badly cut about the fm- H. ruPeal, four iili<» crushed on right -idh other internal Injuries—<*-udiiion M n-.n-- UL.--« Ealing, cuntUMon of the sb'4|ldrr The CnUUlnn T>m*R Place, tnyhnw. The wreck'd train wn» .1 contraction train, and waa Lacking down to Plymouth from a grawl pit. A. llngin.in «i»>. -cn: hack to flag No. 14 (freight) pxning - ';u. Either the tlagman failed to perfonn bit duty or the signal* were nnubeerv-l and 25 train No. 14 ran into the workii-g train. pt eve tK( TOftre e-ke. mr* wm Hrob-v 1*1 n»ffre reke. Hattie Lxwg 2u Angel loud, mrs F l^un-nawt 1st Angvl fond.mraED Hoyt 2d ch<*x>iate cake, air* F. E Lamureaux 1st <-hoc* dal'•cake. Hattie 1^»«< M .Hunar ru»k’e«. mr» i» P .iltiwdgrr id sngir cooklra. nus Frank Olm-rfid Ginger c-Kiktes. Ora Meellntoek IM Ginger cookies, mrs Ja* HopkltwJd Duwghnuta. A. J Angie 1st THE EHD HAS COME. IMuatinul*. Mrs. A. D. Cock 2nd nlscuit. n. B- R>«»id ntecult. Mrs. Nciitiy. 2nd Claw tip. Canned and Pickcksi Frail Variate of num d fruit mra. Nellie WAMHlNGT<»X,Oct. 13.—The rtnigfile. the I uo Andrus 1st weary and anxious watching, the hopes Variety of Canned fruit mrt. Thomas 2 no j R nd tears,.Uiat have tarn th.- -Icily IndVaftv^lckled initl Mito williams 1st j dente of the White Jbiusc mi... iL, pre*? Can nt beans L«tt'r nencmairist Can of bran* tars N. V. k 2d An I dent's u-if» wm brought hottie from 1/wn can of rhra tnrs. 8. R. McIntyre ret ' Lake, are over. The end luvA^djtnie and can |>" aches Carrie K. red ran of eherrte* uir« N. \ . whttloek 1st ss j Caroline Scott-liarri-M.n—devc -<1 wife. r«n of cberne* *. J- A titfe 2nd . can ot stra'bei Hr* Frank i-»nena*t !M ran rtrawtwrr.r* A. J. Angk- red Yeilnw rberres mr* Z B- Hoyt 1st Yellow cherries mr*. Z. n. Hoyt 2nd can Yeilnw rt'im- mr*. Fran* ranemt 1 ran Yellow p*un-» mr*. Fra- k Paneoasl2 can re-1 radtemr*. A. ’. Angie m ' can n*'!*rrire m»« Nellie Andruslnd Jho Urm tens $2 42 It &®2-. bi*'. OM _ -iu. Siw'lh tad Quince*' mra. Nellie Aurtrea let Quine***, mrs E 1.. Blcbords rod crabapples, a. J. Anvle 1st ctabaM>'e« mrs \-Hie xiulmx ?nd c.<Hwe hrsrles. met n. worn i«t i loose berrie* mm. xellle ai-drua 2nd Tom«tnre. mr*. * R. xcinnte 1st Toinstro-s mncirm cartl'tnMnd c«n corn mr*. 3. V. wnitlock i«t I whortleberries mrs. K. a. Mcintvre is whorteberrles mr* wh bright fin-1 W. S3 & era’s A. J Anale i«l r^ars rare N’l le «w<int« s|»«« Hrkled hwnatees rtne mr*. M AndrMs is pickled toma'oe* green mrs. r. h. ar**r He* led tnitiUnw grren mn J. Trego fid rldtled nppk* a. c nen* on is’ / rlck'rd apple* mr*. n. M«*tnn 2d Apple (HIT mrs s. B. Merntvre 2d t-rseh fe'ly ,nT* n X"«t->n 1st ivjch jelly. A C Henyon M i ranberrv jel’y A K launoreaux Grape Jelly, revs XB Hoyt 1st crape Je>br mra ■ x.. Bieharfis 31 plum f-tty twnu a. Altuft 1st 25 Hum |olly Mr*, x. 11 Bovt >1 strawbrrry Jellv mra n. M. unSra let Red rasberry |»l|y j. 1.. wlUlam* 1st Red rasberry Je’lv mr*. a. Alma yd ratith* IrB* mrs Frank Oliwr 1st Quine* Je'ly x x vunorranx M < -row enow mra R m Bate* 1st chow chow mr* John Treco ,-d Can pram, mn wacgie terne* i»t C»n pear*, mrs 8 R welntvre 2-1 Crab apn'c jelly, mr* A D <»ok Ht crab apple jdBy. mn rynu rasttllee 2d class 60. Educational Ungraded. Letter writing, Lena McIntosh 1st Leiter wrinnr. earrle O*gw>d Bl Analyds tiv diarinm. carete Osgnod 1st Analysis written, <urria Osgood 1st RuMneu penmanship, caret* Osgood t«t General drawhwr. Elmer UHleland 1st Map drawing, carri* Osgood ret Map drawingJloos H Burton 2d Graded School*. Specimen Irt’er wrltimr.Tailu Barker ret Specimen letter writing. Grve Raker 2d original esaav. Minnie Mead 1st Origins! easav. Gertrude Smith M Analysis by diagram Gears!* Heath 1st Analyst* written. Georgia Heath l«t Plain or bus pru*»hlp. Georgia Heath 1st Plain or bu* p» n'an»hlp, Minnie Mead 3d Ornamcn'al pen'anshlp Minnie Mead 1st Map dr twin:. G< oral a lle»th irt Map drawing. Gergta Heath 2d M BE OTHI no faithful mother---ha* gone down Into the dark valley. The end came- thia morning at 1:40 o'clock. For b^nrs it hud l>cva awaited. At . midnight •die w slowly M 1 sinking, her rw>piration having fallen lo 13 , per minute and her awakening* from I letlmrgiv sleep were nt greater interval and for brieferperiods.Theprv.-’idi ni had at that time been seven and one-Lalf hwun-j lu an . unbroken stretch at her *ide । All the tnemlM-ra of the family remninri ',in the room prohnbly ten or fifteen minute* after the death, and then. <.yvreotne by grief, they reimin-d to their respective I room* and were alone ir. the:• at sorjxnr. J The first intelligence of Mra. Harrison'* death was communicate.I to ihe newspaper । representative*. groU|M-d ,n a xvoni । signed to the clerical fo;ei-<-l the ex.- utiva , mansion, by Mr. Motitgomrr< v> ’ Kxptuaion of h Uollri. -A terrific ex­ Ottawa, Kun., Octplosion occurred hire Sunday fight ir. the MMpifal by* boHer room of the Santa t u bihh Dr. Wright, the slir» u. and W. E HlLsa, an Atteudant, ut<r< ly injured. They were trying (•’ fin* U.P theJ>uilent for the Aral time this fail, when the end of one of them snddcnly rxjdoded. wrecking tbe boUor room and hurling tho two men outdoors with great birrr Doth were terribly cuti’burmil and l»ti:i--<d. and Dr. Wright’s head was barilj <-?t hr piecra of flying glare*. Hath men will ;• ver. / Cawity tuihe. Wedt< Prolan teepar that i Ther E£ <x> Turkish women cut rose leave -vAihsr ter to secure plumpn.***. (5 loo ■ ADMI.MM8ATHES MO III a.nullwol lie0-“"“' LelUn. dMMUd. . u „;i a UM >111 W Ot OetOtK'r. A; > • ' A Personal Bofleetlon. j .4 tb» “I aee villain in yonr face,” asdd a judge day Ot AuguM. X D. court of Barry eounty. *^J®bi«* •. to a prisoner. • “May it please your honor," said the lat­ ter, “that ta a personal reflection.”—Ex­ change. The undivided one-half- ft, ihree tyrfour fetl of lol lour ■ "What does this moan, daughter! Hero is another lot ot milllnera' anil dreremake rs’ ^bated Sept. fltb. A. D-. 1«a BcnlJfMx. ' bills. Don'v you remember that I express­ ' A(!min>*l"lbrly ordered you not to contract any more debts Without my knowlodgs’" Certainly, papa; but I haven't con tracted any lebu. On the contrary. I’ve hour lu the day. Dated Oct 31. l»W. D. u. expanded th«a,’’-KxcbaaSc. AdndtiMr*”*' sae.'nss’ji - •,w' iurt - & t �H.stings^Banner, I T A SOLEMN WARNING. 189s. SHE BUYS CURTAINS. HIS HOPES WERE BLMMTED. Offloe rt too BmoiWer Itawl«k Wirt. ON THE SHOULDERS OF THE STAY S’-“os- Pr.prietow. •"rjO AT HOMES WILL REST THE RESULT. Dorothy selects eries Ten States So Close That Nestertful Voters May C«>im the Ixm of Any ot Them. Tho Australian Uallot Must lie Studied and Voter- t»--- ----- window drap­ FOR HER. BACK PARLOR. hat FU« Was ASalsii Him. I WAS a clerk in a fruit and confectionery ■Cere. My mutation was to marry an heiress and lead a life of wedded luxury. This ambition, I might add, baa u-x been real- In tbto state an Tuesday, retnber. IMU, tbe Mtowtag uf President and View Proeident al lhe United In each district, who shall be known and | On* afternoon thoproprietor and clerks Stale* drsfpiBied iu tbe ballot reapoetlve!*, as eas­ went to a ball game, leaving me alone. tern district el« cror oi President aMd Vice PrealAn old gentleman entered tbe store, and dent ot thw United State* al Lanre. an-1 westInforming me that it was a warm <layfc ••rn dlktnri elector ot President and Vise Prewl-1 dent of Lhe United Blates al large; also, in like Dorothy bad determined to have only ordered oranges, Ixinana*. candy and tnUi manner, two alternate elector* of PrewideeC —j, । •unof -■-•■ *wux. oct. 17. —One thins th^SXh 1!^?"" ““H the «1» voters of the United States ought to un­ "rear things In her home, you know; frotti. I placed them ta a basket aud said, snd View Fre»l<1<nt who shat) be knewn and * Iderstand very clearly. That is thntthe but when it came to-lace curtains for as his tit fingers twined about tho handls deslgnaitst on tbo ballot, as ew»tern district alternate elector o4 President and View Presi­ a bMMM ln cnttog 4 I neglect of a few people to vote at tho com- her prospective back parlor, sho had to of it. “One thirty-five." dent of ih- Cm tert .Stales at targe, and western , _ elsw .. ’-Hrw* —propio tho com­ “Dollar thirty-five, ehf Well, chargeit, district alternate doctor of President and Vice lift------change v to voteat ing election may thu result and draw the line. They cost several hun­ and I’’— The elderly fruit purchaser had President ofihe Halted Stales at large, for which change the entire buainess condition of dred dollars a pair, and Dorothy’s ship no time to further Illucldau*. for I grasped purpose the first' second. Sixth. Seventh, eighth and tenth <-<jnjn**s!onal districts »h*H com­ thu country. There are ten states in tho has not come in. White we were con-1 tbo bosket and xaid firmly, “My onlcmaru pose one district to be known as the eastern HtafftehA ywt (W* Uttto Lhwe PffM an electoral district, and tbe third, fourth, fifth 1 •qually vafciablaiaOanattpot ton. car-.ngTnd re? country in which a change of from 300 sidering the matter I saw a private let­ to trust no one, sir.” ninth.elevrnHs and twelfth congressional disventing tbksannoyiiteec8Bslaist.wik6baw5iw to 4,000 votes would change the result in ter from Marshall Field, the great Chi“What's that?” queried the wuWd bo trteta shall coropoee the other district to be known ns the western doctoral district There those states. There itre five states in the engo dry goods merchant, in which a debtor. T'~.----c<rk said that such curtains as Dorothy , I calmly repented my former statement. are also to be «lecled by tbe electors la each country in which less than 2,000 voters district I*.o which tbe state tn “Do you know who I ami" be said an- congressional divided,oqoelector ot President asM Vice Frost-1 remaining at tasue on election day would wanted cost ••thirty-five cenis more a Irily. dent, and one al ternate elector of Preatdent change the result. There tiro states in yard than they did before the McKinley “I don't know, nor eare; uo money, no •nd Vice Prerblent, the ballots for which shall tall. ” .designate the number cf the eoagreMlonal diswhich a change of a few hundred votes •oodx. Orders orc orders.’’ I said in one tnet and i he penmus to be voted tor therein, as ’•And I don't believe it," said L from one side to the other would change breath, and placed the basket ou tho rtfslrlvt elector mid alternate district elector of “Neither do 1," said Dorothy. \ President and Vice President ot the Uaited1 counter. who onestry tbaa wUl Ud ttMroUMtoamriS thu result. There are others in which a States respectively: also, on lhe general ticket a “Let’s look it up,” we both said. Upon “Why! That'rau insult, sir. to mel" into maay wan ibMUMv w-ffifooib* Governor. Lieutenant Governor. SecretaQ- of mere handful of voters neglecting their I felt a little Impudent thnt afternoon state.State Treasurer. Auditor General. ComItaj to do without Umo. Bat attar aHMckbMd duty tq g<> to the pulU would allow tho which wo made up our minds that we misslonrr of - ---------“ wouldn’t buy a stitch from anybody and grinned and said, “I guess ’tin." opposing party to carry the election in “You, you Insolent three dollar a week, GJuera) and who lied to us about “McKinley high them* stairs, and perhaps cluing* the en­ ; till tapping puppy I I'll have that basket wboac prices." J8;alao tire result of the presidvntutl election. My ofticlartariff book (you can get one or you'll suffer for It,” he said iioaraely a Iteproaentatlve lu XstbabaDaof socially lire that baratawtara for tbe 4th Consrasaional dislrtrt of state. Uv wbleh thl» w« mak tour groat boaat. Our pOla email while What u Changa In Admintatratlun Would yourself by writing tu Washington for and shook bis Cat in my face. Others do noL '“nil tapping!" That hurt me, and vault­ county brlooK*; also a Beuator for tbe 15lh Sen­ l»o. it) tells me that thu duty on lace curtains atorial district, composed at tbe countle* of Tins is a matter of such vital bnpur- has been raised from 40 to 60 per cent ing over the counter I informed him tfbat Barry and Eaton; also a Representative In the for two cents I'd wipe the floor with his fat Slate Lexlslalure for one Raprea&tallve dis­ taitce that the voters of the country can by the McKinley Inw. form. Tie put hi* hand into hla pocket, trict for Barry County. You are also hereby purge, l-ut by tbotr geatle acuon pleaae all sU net give it too much thought. A change “Why was it raised? What was the produced a con pie of pennies and told me notlfled that at said election there will be sub­ UMth,oi. In vMlaat 25 cents • Atwfee IL SoM milled to tbe people the question of a conven­ in the administration, it is conceded, result of it?’ Dorothy and 1 wanted to to "sail in." by druggteta everywbare, or amt by mall. tion for the purpose ot a general revision of the CARTER MKOICINI CO., New York. I "sailed in,” and soon he sailed “ouL" ConsUluttou at this state, that each person votmean.* a general change in the policy uf know. If wo liked the answers we would SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE this government. The chances are buy the curtains. Uto make “the lie bowled for the police, and stepping out Inr for sueb proposition shall have written or printed or partly written and partly printed on niuety-niMV out of 100 that if the Demo­ rich richer" and "tho poor poorer," as the I grasped him by hiscoat collar and rushed ibis ballot the words. “Convention for tbe pur­ crat* fiutewd in electing their president Democrat papers claimed (1 have been him around the corner. Then I went back pose oi n general revision ot tho Constitution of this State—Yea." and each person voting to the store to again dream of beiressea st roRiruumthey will by t;-.e same stroke obtain a i reading tariff literature lately), we should About nn hour later a young lady entered. against said proposition the words, “Convenmajority iu tbo house and senate os well I certainly not be a party to that sort of She waa beautiful, nnd judging by her tlun for the purp-rei of a general revision ot tbe Constitution of this Slate-No." • a> c>iitrol of th.- presidential thair. ! thing. ' If, as the Republican papers diamonds and drtss an heiress to a fortune. You arc hereby notified that al said election | Knelt**- -tamp for circular. Hint ba.* not'happened befuru for over | said, tiiis advance in duty was really a I did my prettiest, and before she left I’d there will also be elected an Associate Juatlce of the Supreme Court, to fill the vacancy- causthirty years. When the Republicans ‘ benefit to tbe__ _ women ......... .. who work " “Y received nn Invitation to call on her that ••d by the rrtrixnation of Allen B. Morwe. The men _and to tho people term of office will expire December Stat 1809. I C.,t lull, power in 1H0 they ctangwl the j■ at bo>curtain . lhrm Imaking ,bonl5 and 4, iverrthws Inwho my evening. 1 thought I. waa in luck. You are also notified that al said election Thnt evening I called, and she received 1 general l»'licy of tho gormuu. nl from . - (r (o )M ,|1C tl,« country When you want a ' there will be elected Hie following county I a low ujifl to tho proleetiye unit <1“ ' what ur.prinhipled. wife* people me nan princess might a princely wooer. officers for Barry County: A Judge of Probate. She excused herself for a few momenta, Sheriff, Clerk. County Treasurer. Register at luajiemwry in IhU coiraecuou to go , D‘llux:ral-0 McKiul.v tale fabricator, and soon 1 heard heavy footsteps in tbo Deeds, Prosecuting Attorney,- Two Circuit I 1 Court Commissioners, two Coronera and a of tho wonderful proshall. I looked up. and there stood the old : County Surveyor. I into ...... the detail.' we mv nynurnui pn»s- ' 1—■_ Everybody I Xyt, WMXlto O N. ills on Sirih avenuo Tbe following places hare t*en designated by J perity which has followed. Everybody Rent Iciuan who hail “sailed out.” He ad­ the common council tor holding the Mid elec­ Go to the 1________ '.'oneerrant |nvf ,^ch curtains as we vanced, I arose, and hddiug out my hand tion in the several wards of lhe city: —.... with ...... the ...w bUlbry uiBiiu’ of 01 tho ina I1 I > n a rv rz l«AntrT ’"ast »****» that the prosper- j with a feeble smile Mdd, “How do you do, First ward. F. A. Stanley's Bbsetumlth shop. i CITY ZL-4A.Zs/? Z . I bus condition ut tho j-copb of the gov- I wanted, bai the prich wa* eighteen cents ~..’nl tlww yon how I do In » mlnnu,' he Second waid. Building of J. S. Goodyear. Third ward. Council Rooms. I I eminent of the country generally is so Jj a yard higher than before the McKinley I mob. a «rlk« M myjnum Fourth war*. Sheriff's office. win, ills club bo earned. „ I Fine line of creams and patent that-nobody can doubt that pros-jI bill. - Wo .li ln’i •Vol willi them. Given under inr hand and tbe seal of the Sett-wc won t J Simpam A Craw- j ..Dona l,„rt the l»or fool. P»P»- ™ citv of HMtlngs, MlehtgaiLjhis 3d day of Oct. 1 . . . .. . j parity hits attended “the protective 11 A. D. !««. Glre It 1 fresh Confectioners . tariff" experience of th© United States. | ford's A f lit- -nsj snld that “the price • E. G. HoMlnoOK, Recorder. ! e -* • - •’ ni,t been, raised m that । nnd ihvn trictl, Lome . I Tlirre is not a man ia tho United States 1 . by tho slcKiuley lelt” I wMmf. dtlieM Kepprf ! who-can doubt that thu election of a ' U -laughed In a funny liltlc_ way when . . s I Deiuocratic prc.ddent. u Democratic • j house and a Democratic senate would , <>-,. som-lbitig'in mmd which was n of I": “I®. p.k« UPUwe hit I r.a ,w rr, . TIME TABLE. under which this wonderful prosperity time they kicked I went np. I was dragIn effect September It. HW. T AS»es A. sh-eezev. has come. ’• ..u. dror. thrown I »• Attorney al law. 1 Sixth avenue: U><* people would get after Mckyd across the lawn nnd h I ilantlDXi*. Mich. Ja- if.- ■ .<i.s.J.oui'sviNe. us if we did.”i.-n’t "^y to charge 1 *1 Every verer of the omntry who does | W Stations. j "Then it isn’t necessary to charge! | 1’raetirv* In al! coqrta of the state. Uoluot want to *ee this splendid coudiUi'U !■ more? _.. I ’ IreUon* promptly attended to. more?” jx-nnsttel persisted Dutoth) Dorothy.• of our country destroyed — a condition ; , "I wouldn ’ t like to answer that, miss. I ■ — - ----- • --------- • - - -- -- ................ i i nuuiuii l n»v io answer trim, xuisn. j Kalamazoo Lv... _ I TJKS. E. II A C. 1- I.ATII11OI-. which every nation uf- tho world has Tj1(. wholesale peojio can tell you all i EaMCooper J* t’ I loiuurpatbic Physicians and tUchlana June!. recognixed aa uie of superior results - ! pricre. Then he gave us the ad-! xg:i. i. /” ?;■ T 1 ,n Cursil'* tbcre i* « strouger clement of , . ;■ Surgeons ought tu recognize the fact that on his I dress <>f Mina A, ~ Giou?, ‘ of Broadway and ' ■ disorder than mere rvatlessncsa born of Milo..? to1 All calls city and country promptly at- vote and the vote of hw neighbor may i Grand street. • ; centurii» of rebellion nnd bloodshed. For Delton j tended tu. Cloverdale ty has ............ been raised, and f depend the question of a change in the ' "Yes, the duty - , toe rpolitical corruption and for tbe crime* 1 Abul to....... *500.— '-V300 tho * uflbe combine tornakiy n<1 ministration or no change in the nd- : there waa good1 reason for it," said the of’bt vendetta, .. — which ----------------------------------L SCRIBNER. M. D.. S4.OO.1J? M? 50 Physician and Surgrou. t linistratiuu. In tho state <-f Connect:- salr .-tnnn at that store. "There are a ' ‘b->Gitc of Corsica a disgrace | cut in the last presidential election the j large number of factories trying to es-। tl, c»p ri o p I* really y responsible. expo th<< spirit of e|nn. clanship 13.50? Dcltrtn. ■ Mich. 'iiM i The elan disappeared from the highlands Coats Grove. 10 10<. Woodland ... Democratic plurality was 2,210 votes, i tablish themwlvesliere, and they cut” y. , of Scotland before tbo civilization of the WijMlburj £ «.5C-' in the state of Nevaila the margin of ■ n-i umpeteTUCccrofully with fanjiorted geveulXnth cvntnry, with which It was L losing ..................... A. A C. II. BARKER 12.25 plurality was only 1.615 Votes. In ‘In­ curtains,made by laborers who work for incompatible. In Coreica it flourishes »i«lo Detroit • I’hysirian* and Surgeon-. diana the Repui'hcau plurality was only trtie-'.hird vf what oar curtain people aro by ride with the advanced and elaborate Grand Rapid* Calls in city or county responded to with 2.34S vuti s. Out of an enormous num- paid. By raising the tariff tho curtain huditutious ai rcpublicau government, promptae«l day dr night. # i ber of votes cast in West Virginia Hie manufacturer < :in r.nd does pay hb I with nil of which it is in tho bitterest an' plurality was but 520 votes. In a num­ workmen <uosgb to live comfortably, : tagimhm. The spirit of the clan infects Stations. ILLIAM i). LOWDEN. ! ber of other states ths'plurality was but .vn luwMv. M Anmlcxu cl-uen. ""T .l.panmentrfI th. Mat.. Th. .!«■ Lawyer. li™ h.r a few thousand. In.many of thestat<» .h-W hv.. Ai SOUTH. Ofli-T over Juliu, Ku-^ell's Atorr. State I ......... V/r *.“r accent, fronton., i omp.-te nMh> the UK rtcl a chan: Kaliunazoo Ar tlir> in vni> "-t.-.l curtains. enrtnins. |I ... . . 10 street, Hitstings. Mich. East Cooper Lv Mdo to the other would have ch-itig 1 even though the labor on them cocita tho vailca the law courts, and at tarty destroys Richland Junc’t.... 0! the result. In some of the states the I foreign maker but one-third aj much." I the cmifidence of thu people In th% itnpar- Creesey..................... cen'TleLen, j p A. SHELDON. Milo "Why. that ’h ns clear ns daylight," r - 3EST SiaOE h-| Tm? FOR THE MONEY. ' f , r.cglre: of lew than 1 per cent, of the ■ ’ .... -! Utility uf their inagi'-tnues. - - -' . Delton....................... Abstract and Real E*tatr Office. (TIIMI -I*V( HI i >t> --x.tw.wr are.< I ;* The unit in Corsica is not the individual.\ ...” Dorothy, r_. / ,. “Br.t when I cotnc to1 ' Cloverdale................ .Republican voters to go to tho polls raid Abstract Block. HMtinx*. 10 ‘ttnfltt..................... th»t nataJiSd 1 Money to :<.u» on Iteal Estate Kral Estate would change tho result. This brings jI think df it — wo r u » who buy lacu curtains It is t he clan. The leader or patron of the *»M on eotnmi-uluti. General roti »evaacing. clan i» generally n person of considerable IIASTI MIS have to pay that extra duty, don't, we?" I TK. ' rtaviox a romolete srt oLAb«tract Books, com- us tu a point krhich is very important ' h: wealth and influence, both of which must (!»•«. Sckl Ly ' pited from tbe Recorda^can f'irnish complete for even' voter to remember. i “No; tho foreign ।maker lowers his Coats QTore lie at the service of the meanest of his sup­ 4 tracts. C. F. BROOKS, nertc. workman’s ur workwoman’s- wages Woodland Farmer* and Workingmen Should Hr Sure porters in whatsoever cause ho may re­ Woodbnnr »v Vnungh to pay that1 duty.” quire it. In return, thu vote, the services Via D. st- .V. I’. DRAKE. M. D., lanslna..................... to «t "Well, what keeps the American maoand even the life of thu clansman are nt in nearly every one of the cluso states 7 M tho disposition of his chief. The spirit Detroit Ofbce over Hollowaj’s drug store. the Australian ballot or something pat­ ufactnrer from charging t<».muc)i?" Grand Rapids "Competition, miFs; sharp competi- which in n former age responded to the Office hours from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, con terned upon that has been adopted since ■•-<! <3 anew rrtneipla— druj tiocting with residence, at Holloway's drug call tn arms is now perverted to secret po •Stops on signal only. ’snfh a.\is stimalntal by ft fairly the presidential-election. The HIT lust |.| • c............... ---- ex- ,tion. ............ »lore t No*. 5 and swill not carry pasMUg*r» unless lltical intrigue, to the support nf the fam­ R MI, perieuce which has accompanied the use high protection, with freight train permits. ily representative at the election*, even to provided •T'-iu't -uro bUlOUSMSS, r Freight trains will be run at the convenience ■Well, then," of this system in the state elections has I "Well, then.” 1 pnt in. '?why are not the darsar services of the family vendetta. M. F J WLER.D.D. S. ' ' .i i'r-r tad co&sttp*. of the company, who reserve the rtaht to change shown in nearly every case n falling off t• the American workers’ wag.* lowered —National Review. .-r. i'.icst, BJlkral, the time of jwh trains without notice. W. 8. Dr.w in . g. Geo'I Manager. . -.e.'U 5OUoaac.25ct*Office hours S a m. to 3 p. m. of th- fanner vote. The farmer does by this competition?" H. C. Porrati. Genl P. A T. AC . ta* at anuartriS. I “Bw.-iusu there is a constant demand not like the looks i/i.EkiBrt. C., tbo Australian ballot ..uiml He ......... V"—.......... L....... — QM1TH A COLGROVE, a>a It M a 'l«'ice •'< ,bc ‘‘l>' wchirocr* t<» th,ir “rriers.>r "" 0 Lawyers. and aa aetroublraome, nncomfortaNs doesn’t do the right thing by a mtui he (Office In Union block.Hastings.) ifiethod winch h« fathen did nut use. can go to aitother." REGISTRATION NOTICE. Practice Is all tbe courts of tbe state. "Well, 1 think thnt tariff is thu best To the qualified elecfora ot tbe City of Ha*tlogs: and which he thinks he should not to Notice Is hereby given, that the aldermen of compelled to rojr-; the revolt is that it thing 1 know of fur working people, aqd E. KENASTON. tbe several ward* of the city ot Ha*tliiK9 actins aa a-board <>f reslst^alion under and by virtue Attorney at Law, has kept thousand.* aud thonsanda of 1 don't care if it doos make the rich em­ t<i. ..i.d ninety of an art entitled, an act to further preserve the (Over J. B. Goodyear a Co.'estora.) farmers away from tho polls. Not only ployers ketp their eyes wide ojien. It purity of elections and lo m>ard against tbe Practices In sUl coortsof tbe Btate. CoUectloni ”.g. Jddge ef si'emit to me thnt Air. McKinley has abiidr* of tbe <•!<-. tlve frat>cht*e by s regtotzuthis, but the workingmen do not like to xomptly attending to. made iba poor richer and the rich a tlonot elector* approved Feb. Utb. ins. as • ■ ■ Uta Aik be compelled to call upon other* to help amended byartWi of session lawa approved trifle more energetic," 1 added. R. TIMMERMAN. Homrepathlc I’hy- them oat in unraveling its mysteries. March 20'h, i«3. will meet ou .Haiurday. No"Now finally," Dorothy went on. "I vember.Mh. 1M2. from Sa m. to a p. m. tat • slclan and Surgeon. The henfest fanner? and die honest ward. Stanley's blacksmith shop on Michigan want to know the trhlh. Is curtain (Offieeovwr Latbrop’a drug store.) avr; 2nd ward. J. 8. Goodrear bulldlnr, south­ Workingmen form n very large element • (•■•sr the same muslin inure expensive than it was be ­ east elecirie llcbt plant: 3d ward, council room, of tho Republican party. Hencea bal­ •.Io-I.isy.ttw tiUi ou Slate *treet over Beamer’s store: 4tb wars. AW. REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTfore 'the McKinb'v law went into efi two O'clock to lot system which is not acceptable to Sheriff's office at court bouae. for the purpose • - nr wring ot said i ixa office or feetr) of completing a list of the qualified elector*, them, and whioh result* many of I S'Jin ’iK -«i. i‘ >»«l“ in­ it law of said dneeaswhen and where all persona rnulled to tbe Palxkbton A Smith. elective franchise under article T. section I. of them staying away- from !h-? vote I stances cheaper. For. us I told yon. the Woodland, Mich. ' tbe renatltnUou of the state of Michigan, roust naturally reduces the Repul-Hcan jraile Tillbrook the 1‘robate ' foreign . ■ _________ »w«w..r pavs Iinv. that extra S. Palmkbtox, J. M. Smith, rwi-ter their names, to entitle them to tbe privmanufacturer • . ■ - .i.i e .iintv, ■eitc of voting under this act. Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. The experience in nil elections in which Son of X w. R. Naiaox. . w i-1 the prayer ” the Australian ballot or anything like dutv. “Well, then," Dorothy replied tri­ ' ;-r.v.lr<l. And Chairman ot tho Baud ot Registration. il has been tried shows a failing off in Thus Bijsstox, • |«-:it toner give umphantly. “please show me some white ' • ‘I in *el.l ectule. Secretary < f Board ot Ilrglstrstlon. tho Republican vote. This is accounted lace curtains of fine not, with a fern pat­ mg-tbo hear of McKccjjiort, Pa., hod aS;roftAa Lunch under fnr by tho fact already indicated—that •v <>i till* order tube one cor which flic physlcan lanced aud then it - liANjntn anewnt he honest fanners and workingmen of tern." Wo found what wo wanted nt four becun? a running aoro, and was followed by ■' in 'aid County of the country do not turn out nnd vote un­ dollars n pair: they had been a trifle crydpclM- Mrs. Tillbrook gavo him mr three successive PROBATE ORDER. ■r I rarinc. . i der this new tangled arrangement ns higher two )fam. before. And Dorothy State of Michigan. County of Barry—so. - .'.UMSTKOXO. they did before. If the honest fanners, had another treasure for that "homo.’’ At a sesaleu of tbe Probate Court for the and honest workingmen in the Repub­ On our way to the station we stopped the sore healed up, bo bi^amo perfectly well County of Barry, bolden at tbe Probate Office. In tbe Citv of Itaxiings, in said eounty, on lican i«arty are not careful to do their at Mr. Horner’s gorgeous furniture store r.n>l is now a lively, robust boy. Other parents Wednesday, tbe 5tn day of October, fa tbe KbEit full duty this time—regardless of the on Twenty-third street to -see about whose c|illdrcu suffer from Impure blood year one thousand eight hundred and ninety two. ’ Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of should profit by this example. fact that they do not like this now some furniture, and Mr. Horner himself Probate. I to >ate Court for the lu the matter of the estate ot Daniel tangled way of voting—they are liable told us that he knew of a very large ■ al the Probate office, Hoou‘3 PlLLO cure Habitual Couatlpat'aM by Bradley, deceased. •aid ronnty. ooMooto wake up on tho morning after tho concern "on the other side" that is com­ tutc-rln£ ye.-l»t»!!'.c octlcaaf Um aliaaecuxy canal. r.On reading aud fl Ung the 1*111100. duly ven■ - .'I the year one Ocd of Olive Bra-lley. widow of said deceased, election and find that their state has ing to this country if Mr. Harrison is rl ninety two. praying thnt a certain Instrument now on Die tn ' rui»tna»g. Judge of gone tho wrong way: that by staying elected. Thnt would mean another big Una court purporting U> be tne last will and textament of said <iecea»«-J be admitted to pro­ away from tho polls they have caused factory ijere with employment for ever • c»taie of Mariah H. Gov. John Miller, of North Dakota, re­ bate, and that admlaletratloo of said estate be granted to Olive HnuDey. the executrix »o many people. iwllti in. duly veriun instance of what is being accom­ may that change. l i said will named or to some other suitable Oh, it would bo such a wicked thing lates ' -•‘li <>t said deeeased, A Solemn Duty of Everj Itepubllran. plished by farmers In the Red Rlvef Valley person. •».<l;i‘O of said estate It is the duty of every Rqmblican if Grover Cleveland should be elected! nt Minnesota nnd North Dakota. He said Thereupon It Is ordered, that Tuesday, tbe -‘ W. Ikndersbotl, voter to begin to-day, now, and make a Tho tariff would bo changed, and that S. .1. Inland, near his town of Dwight, N. t«f rt.v <if Vnwinfer. A. 1>. lf»r' al ten o'clock i. TLuraday the study of the new voting system of his would make it so hard for people who IX. I to tig lit IrtO acres of land in the spring > ten o'clock in । state, and not only to study it for him­ work "by tho day." Every woman ought of 1891, for S2.C00, and raised crops that erased and all other persons Intcraited In said ' ■ lor i|w- brartngofMid etale, are required u> appear at assMlon of «ald ■ "> at law of Mid de' self, but to instruct his neighbor nnd hi.* to realize that and influence her husband season worth tbe salary of a government Court, then to be botaeu al the Probate Ofllro ‘ •••«>* interested In Mra1 neighbor’s neighbors in it. It is also his to vote for tho party that cares for tbo clerk, iu excess of the cost of his farm, as in tbe City of Hastings, in said County, snd ii‘i*-er at 3 m*«ton of «how eauw. If any there be. why tbe poyrr of per lhe following statement: duty to go to the polls and vote on elec> i'ten at the Prabateethappiness of laborers. the petlUnuer may not be granted. Audit w 190 8u. of wheat, st HSem •bus. In said rqunty. and Of course Dorothy and I don’t know 4an turtber ordered, that said pvationer give uotlre tiou day, whether ho likes this new tan­ „ .. oata, atooc !S7.oo to the persons Interested In said estate, of tbe whether Marshall Field nnd Mr. O’Neill gled way of voting or not; and also to - -r , iv «■ i (tendency ot said petition and the bearing 3,7»» ,n,i>e ter*. , 11 'tiihuterglve notice see that his neighbor and his neighbor’s direct their clerks to belie the effect of Deducting cost uf laud. 2.WI0.W (hereof, by causing a copy ot thta order to be Jrtcieu,., 11-T'-, .. inutld estate, of the published in the Hastings Rannu. a newsuathe McKinley bill, but we think it is ’Hwf u - . . ’•'wa .and the hMring Chappod Hands,Cures neighbors do the same thing. nerpilnted and circulated iu said Csuotr •* Wounds, Burns, Etc. pretty small if the heads of dry goods •’’•hare ’ ■■■'.'•r of this order to be If ho does it. if you do fc, tho contin­ Efcrwnt’r.i , ‘‘ 'Uaxxrx. a new*. concerns do sanction such dealing. ued prosperity of this country under ite they area irur in the tews market ©nil Cmas. w. axmstbo “•'n..K,c....... .rl.r'"’ri*! lu Mldcountyot G race E sther D rew . i present and snieudfd system is assured. •tt-hpre., , . •"*** for three succeaMw' west. 1 (A true copy.) Judge of Pri ' *-M ’<l»y of LrartaK. CURE gh howche&p[,arje size, Drivt SICK j^ow^rice. You want it. HEAD JRY li*- ftsKW IT, fllgHTNOW ACHE 0^ ?lu(< r* EWING-. OBACCO isilte £f$-r (DEWING FRESH LUNCH ‘. Tobacco tier offered for tne money— flRGEPLUG A. E. RENKES. ONEY ^>ur dealer lja.sit d Ciitigj, Kalamaioo li Saginaw BUSINESS CARDS. ’1 H W. L. DOUCLASi S3 SHOE W Bronson. i^UVSFni! I A. P L Mayor Tihbrook IP’ JH! W A® . KIRKS D IAMON TARSMF Healthful, Agreeabls, Cleansing. ^trareopj., It.M. W.' AUNrrUOMO. ' V J'Use of Probate AMERICAN FAMILYJ SOIP. Be»t for General HoutehoW U«a Hood’s Sarsaparilla f 3- �= -p OFFICIAL BALLOTS. ALWAYS SMOKE Attorney General: HOWTO.MMHITHnt UHOKR THE NEW LAW. ■ 3374 Illustrate. The methods of voting under the new election law of this state is not difficult, when once the principle is un­ derstood. No elector peeds to lose his vote, if he will but exercise a little care. All the tickets regularly put ia nomination will be printed side by side on one sheet of paper. This will be the OFFICIAL BALLOT, and' is the only one allowed to be -voted. The voter will be given one of these official ballots by the inspector of election. The voter should see that the inspect­ or's initials are put on the back of the ticket in one corner. The voter -ust take this official ballot with him alone into the booth. At the head of the Republican ticket he wilt find first a vignette or design, under that the word rki’UBUCAx and under the latter a small open square, thus: 5 Cent Cigar In The Market □□□□□ 3 B 7 Let tho voter make a cross In the little square and that is ail that is re­ quired of him. That makes U&e official ballot -a straight Republican' vote, counting one for each candidate on the Republican ticket If he wishes to vote a split ticket he can do it in this way: Suppose he wants to vote the Democratic ticket, but vote for the Republican candidate for Governor. Then he marks tho Democratic ticket thus: _ __________ _ ' .. HASTINGS, MICH. H 0 H 7 Pimples! 0 ►3 Tliis shows that, although he wishes to vote the Democratic ticket, he' does not want to vote for Mr. Morse. If he does nothing more, he docs not vote for anyone for Governor: but, to vote for Mr. Rich, he must make a cross in the square before Rich's name, thus: To split a Democratic ticket, put n cruu To make the subject plainer a straight Republican ticket is here rep­ resented: 4 i s £□□□□ © ‘s * ' i E 3 8 o * § S> a 0 □ □□□□ a a H 0 H = r E l E B W 9 s □ □□□□ 0 >3 □ □□□□ i E Pimples! Can Be Cured. T. PHILLIPS. YEARS SOLID WEAR IT’S A “JIM DAN D Tbe stock of lumber and shingles lately purchased by Is the length of time that With HOT SPRINGS ECZAEMA SOAP. This prep­ aration being mainly the evaporated salts from the waters of the Hot Springs, SPOONS AND FORKS Arkansas, will cure pimples, Are warranted to last. bleech head* and all eruptions of the skin. Nicely perfumed Also remember you for the toilet. Sold for tlfe get a Present—"Good next ten days only, at 17c per Form,”' of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase cake. When the official ballot has been properly marked, it should be folded so as to conceal the face of it, but to show the initials of tho inspector on the back. The voter then passes out of the booth through the door opposite to the one through which he entered and hands hLs ballot to the inspector at tho ballot box who puts it into the box in full view. If a voter spoils a ballot in preparing it, he can get another by returning the spoiled one to the inspector who furnishes ballots. If he is unable to read, so as to prepare his ballot, the board of inspectors may designate some one to help him. No electioneer­ ing is allowed within 100 feet of the The Democratic state central com­ mittee arc hard pressed for mud to throw at John T. Rich. They are now flooding/the state with circulars charg­ ing him with riding on passes while railroad commissioner. As his duties required him to go over every road in the state during the year, it would have cost the state thousands of dol­ lars if he had not used passes. Every railroad commissioner, including the present Democratic incumbent, has used passes, and should use them as much as a railroad superintendent. The commissioner is in a measure superintendent of all the roads in the state, and in looking after and en­ forcing regulations for the comfort and safety of the people and the em­ ployes, it is proper that he should use­ passes. One of the lady employes at the canitol writes a communication to the Jackson Citizen, bewailing her fate, and in lhe same breath giving away the information that the lady, employes have all been assessed SI per week for funds with which to carry on tho cam­ paign in the sixth district. She thinks this is civil service reform with a ven­ geance.—State Republican. In his upper peninsula campaign, Judge Morse alluded to farmers as “laxy devils.” In the lower peninsula he calls them the horny handed suns of toil, whose labors feed and sunport the world, and much more of the some kind of “taffy.” John T. Rich knows and sympathizes with the farmers and never speaks^otherMw. than respect­ fully ofthem. Judge Newton spreads himself over two platforms with as much agility as Adolphus Acrobat Ellis. People do not expect SO much from an attorney, but a judge who hasn’t political hon­ esty enough to declare his principles openly cuts a sorry figure before tho people, as a candidate for justice of the highest court iu the state. “Our money should be as national as our flag. That is what it is to-day, and it should be as sacred as our na­ tional honor, and-ns sound as the gov­ ernment itself. The people of this country no mere want free trade and tho conditions which it will impose than they want worthless-state bank money.”—McKinley. "The Republican party did cot or­ ganize for spoils; it assent bled about an altar of sacrifice and in a sanctuary beset with enemies. You have not forgot ton our battle cry—’Free speech, a free press, free schools and free ter­ ritories. ’ We have widened the lost word; it is now a froa nation."—Ben­ jamin Harrison. 4 a- BaMAMlX HaBhison Aos The folluwing ia a tpUl Democratic Is just as good to Traw. as the dollar of the rich. He sells The Light Rnnning World Renowned Domestic. The New Home and some other firet-class machines. „ He will sell you amachine for a smalf payment down and- the balance in monthly payments if desired. It will pay you toncall on him before you buy. Needles oils and-, parts for all machines. STERLING INLAID z Thisgives jits vote to Mr. Rich.Thia ------marking van be done with a black lead pencil or the stump furnished by the Inspectors of election. Rem/mbcr that no other marks must be put/by the voter upon the official ballot, except the crosses and the straight lines to erase names. Bear these two rules in mind: DRUGGIST and book­ seller, and the originator and promoter of LOW prices for Drugs, Books and School Supplies2nd Hand Books wanted. The Dollar of the Poor Nan 25 □ □□□□ g 3 3 01. u Goodybm If so, bu»vf the who seUe st the same price to the poor, man'or woman a»ta> the risft. He wont charge you $55 for a poor masixine andsell the same style of machiueto an­ other for >25 aa do souse dealers.. Oh, no! W. H. H. Heath. Funeral furnishing g ds and Director. Flnt-elsM bearsc nnd ouUtt. Satisfaction guaranteed. Booms over R. Mudge & Sou’s. □ □□□□ DEMOCBATIO and everything needed in the school room in Barry County. SEWING MACHINE ? Websters Dictionary 5c. 5 - J. MILLARD, 0 '-j V1QNXTTX. □ HE largest complete of new and sec­ Tondstock hand School Books It Acknowledges no Superior. -■ REPUBLICAN 5CN0QL BOOKS. Peoples DRUG STORE THE BEST TWk.U ARE Y« GOING TO BUY A Fred L. Heath, THE bRtlQqiST, Agent. Bailey, Winson £ Rider. At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and studing. of anything in my Jewerystbre. Quality and price al­ ways right. The latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. F. R. Pancoast Their No. 2 shingles are “just too sweet for anything. The Reliable Jeweler. COBB & HUNTER 118 W. MAIN ST., KALAMAZOO, Offer for inspection by the people of Hastings and vicinity the largest and m‘o?t superb stock of Crockery, Glassware, Lamps Silverware, [Plated and Solid,) Fine China, 'and Bric-a-brac Ever displayed in Southern Michigan. We have simply outdone all former effort in getting the goods you want, and at PRICES that are not to be met by ANY ONE in Kalamazoo. Hanging Lamps, 1.50 Table Lamps, fancy, .70 Hanging Lamps, 3(j prisms, 3.00 Table Lamps, dec Bowl and Shade, .95 Dinner Sets, 112p’oes, $7.50, $8, $10. $11 up. A fine dec Table Lamp, bowl and Shade to match, Pittsburg Burner, a Rare Bargain at 2.60 Decorated 10 p’ce Chamber sets beauties good size, 2.00 These are a few Samples of Good Things we offer. Haviland China, . A D Coffees Dinner Sets, Chocolate cups and saucers. Salad Sets 5 o’clock tea cups and saucers. Chocolate Seta, Cake Plates, Tete-a-tete sets Salad Bowls, Joe Cream Sets, Sugars and Creamers, Meat Sets Fruit Plates, Piano and Banquet Lampe in great variety, Onyx Tables, Tea Stands, Candelabra, and Art Pottery of all standard manufactures. Rich Cut Glass, Solid Sliver. s Our Art Room is now ready for inspection and is well worth a visit. You are all invited. COBB & HUNTER 118 W. MAIN ST., KALAMAZOO. E HAVE just received and opened up our first invoices of new fall dress goods. To say that we are pleased with them would not describe it. And our friends who have seen them are also satisfied. They are the cheapest and -beat line we ever offered. You will say so when you see them. W FkOH 12 1-2 CENTS «P We call special attention to a line that cannot fail to please you, and goods that have proven very at­ tractive to all who have seen them. We refer to the We are now showing our first invoice of thes goods. Come in and see them at RUSSELL’S. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-11-03.pdf e81228e835784f1603260489af90a126 PDF Text Text Th best Advertis^medium tn. Barfy Coldly- Hastings Banner. . Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. VOL. XXXVII. NO. 27* HASTINGS. MICH., NOVEMBER 3, 1892. Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays by ternate Saturday, the compensation being the same as when teaching and the forfei­ ture of of a day’s pay the penalty for non attendance. At these meetings the Read­ ing Circle work is a promised feature. habtikgs, kich. Certainly we are behind our slater state here, yet we have our evur-lncreaslng sen­ timent in favor of better teachers and bet­ ter teaching. Really good teachers are wanted and the supply is not equal to the demand. A teacher may as well have 840 per month as 810 If she will only make her “» “• <« *a,** WeU ** l,>e cures occotnservice worth that sum. Surely every PJahed by this etoeilsai medicine. teacher that has the professional spirit will gladly avail herself of every agency for Dalton. Improvement. One of the most hopeful Arrived, on the Ont day of November, signs of the times is the fact that the num­ at tbe residence of Geo. Eddie a boarder ber who make teaching a profession Is con­ of the masculine gender—Q. A. Hynes stantly increasing and that better prepar­ was at the hub Tuesday—Dewitt Ranney ation on tbs part of teachers Is appreciated was in Kalamazoo last week—P. R. Dun­ and demanded by the public. ning, of Hastings, is the new clerk in IL As to the books used during the coming K. Grant’s clothing store In the Arbour year, that must be left to each local circle. building—Mrs. Forbes Is able to be out We have never quite kept in line with -the again—Dewitt Ranney Is nursing sciatica— plans of the State Board, nor waa It beet, Dr. Scribner was called to 'the bedside of perhaps, that we should do so nnder the bls mother last week, who is very low. circumstances. The books selected by the Her recovery is doubtful—J. R. Binkley Board for the present year are ••The School­ returned from his eastern trip last Friday master In Literature" and “Steele’s Popu­ — Mrs. Learn Is very low with dropsy— lar Physics." The latter book was chosen The wind blew so hard last Friday even­ with the view of encouraging a greater big, so says one of our townsmen, that it number of« teachers to obtain a second was Impossible to keep tbe tea in his cup grade certificate. Many of them have the at the supper table—Mr. Chandler has ar­ requisite knowledge of algebra and will be rived with his photograph car—Hon. J. J. glad of a little assistance In the other ad­ Woodman, of Paw Paw. took tea at the ditional branch demanded. It Is really a Thompson house Monday evening—Two not as well as she was—Myron Chamber­ libel on our profession that so many are of F. A. Blackmanta best horses broke lain and wife attended the funeral of Mrs. Susans Newton at Hickory Corners one willing to teach year after year on the low­ through the barbed yv,r(* fence along the est grade of certificate the law irlll allow. day last week; Mm. Newton was step 1 R. R. track Monday morning, cutting large Here again we seem to be behind many other gashes In their Umbo—P. R. Dunning mother to Mrs. Chamberlain—Wm. GlllanAre there not a considerable num­ pie has moved back to Cloverdale—Mbs states. 1 sprained his ankle while stepping off the Susie Newton, of Hastings, is visiting reia- ber that will make this the means of har­ porch at the hotel—Brandsteltcr and Dos­ Ing a higher certificate next spring? Be­ tlves here. ter sh:p;iod another carload of hogs Mon­ yond this each circle can take up what is day—Dr. Osborn, of Kalamazoo, was call­ desired. One or more of the llttlo books ed as coonsel with Dr. Wilkinson Monday E. Bevier, of Grand Rapids, and now recommended by the Slate Sup’t Fitch [at the bedside of our doctor’s mother nt might bi’ read with profit The attempt to Kendall—John Allen, of Richland, a form­ working on our new court house, was on | our streets Sunday—S. E. Wolf is now at unify the work of the Institute, the .Read­ er -Deltonlte was in town Monday evening, Charlotte, doing a job of mason work— ing Circle and the examination, making to attend a K. <). T. M. nieelthk— A hay Smith Munlon is having fine horse barn them parts of a connected whole, is cer­ pres* passed through town on Munday, en built on his village lot—A much needed tainly a laudable one and should meet our routeto Mr. Paine's Jut cast of Hope rain has now come, as wheat was ■ suffer­ approval. Center— Mrs. Mead, of Middleville, is Hie Teachers, let us see to it that the record ing—A. C. Wait has now rented Lee Mc­ guest of Charles VaiiAmburgh and wife Donald's shop— Prof. Humphrey did not left in the Classification Register is as full this week —Several of citizens took advan­ fill the pnlpit here on Sunday on account ami complete as It can be made. Ix*t there tage of the excursion tn Kalamazoo Tues­ of his hone being sick. be no Indifference nor half-way work day—Win. Sldnam was at Orangeville put­ about this. As you have found wherein ting In a new flooq gate in his flouring Ralland. your predecessor failed to give you the mill last week—Pete Mosher, of Shultz, N. D. Merrifield and wife have again Information most needed, see to It that was in town Tuesday. taken up their abode.on their farm in Rut­ your successor does not suffer in the same land. They expect to return to Clarksville way. And it might be well for some to in the spring—I. W. Hendrick is in York exercise a little more care In their work Unite a severe wind .storm passed through State visiting relatives—Miss Grace Mer­ lest someone should form nn unfavorable this section last Friday night, blowing rifield was married to n Mr. Merlle. of opinion of their scholarship. The follow­ down stacks nnd spreading fodder in great Clarksville, twu weeks ago last Sunday—A Ing was caught from a register recently । shape—Mis-, Hall 1? taking music lessons terrific wind storm passed over this place and the perpetrator is a high school gradu­ of Mrs. Wm. Otto, of Middleville—Mr. lust Friday evening; shaking houses to ate loo: Droped. comence. examnation, I lead mon and Mr. Doe hold a three nights their foundations; tipping over hay and Grammer, have did. (twice) princlpaly, temperance entertainment at our school straw stacks: scattering com-stolks: tip­ cometuni, (twice) excclent, Phlss.. (sup­ house last week. All were well pleased ping over fences and some fine fruit trees posed to be an abbreviation for physiolo­ who attended—Tim 1. 0. G. T. lodge of —There was no school last .week on ac­ gy) this place will hold an entertainment next count of the Illness of the teacher. We Tin* Pupils’ Reading Circle movement U Saturday night—Jack O’Connor is at work hear she Is no better nnd it Is feared she;certain ...... — to be a great success. Everywhere Is meeting with the enthusiastic support for B. F. Norris, plastering his house— will not be able to finish her term of school --------------•>.« children -..I — cordial ----- u-l .......... I— ­ The Ritchie district are improving their this year—Mrs. F. '!• of the and .1 tbe approba T. Johnson spent- v_. Fri­ I r.r school district with a new coat of plaster­ day on High street—We hear Ernest tion of teachers and parents. It will sup­ ------ * of *-------- lh<} ply, in a small measure at least, one great Baltimore. .Is tn teach ing and putting in new seats—Anna Page Edmonds, need of the country schools and give to was the guest of Emma Raymond last winter term of school on High street. tbe children tberem a little of the advan­ week. ” tage enjoyed by the city pupils along this line. This movement will prove, the Ini­ Delayed Letter. A fearful storm passed over this town The Austin school closed last week— tial stop in the supplylsg of more reading last Friday evening. blowing cum fodder The Center school cluses to day—An effort matter for these country boys and girls. It over the farms, lops off com stacks and Is being made to have a singing school ' certainly will'be worth all the effort it blowing down trees, Il al so, blew one of here this winter—TheColumblan exercises costs. In district No. 5, Hastings, Miss Lucy A. B. Franciso's l«ams partly from Its at the Center school Friday evening, were foundation—The democrats have attached a complete success. The tableauxa were Joslin luui Columbus Day exercises on the the people's party and prohibitionists to the finest eXer given at this place. Mrs. evening of the 21st. and a col lection more the tall of their kite—Mr. Editor, if one E. D. Tyler, of Vermontville, arranged, than sufficient to procure the books for of the candldarva of the combina­ and designed them. She also furnished tbe Pupils' Reading Circle. Not content tion should be elected which branch the tableaux lights—Mr. and Mrs. Wm. with tbit, the audience became so eutbuwould he belong to? He might be Latty were at Ian sing three days last'1 slastic that they contributed 85.75 for tbe in the fix of the twin l»oy when his brother week—Mrs. T. Tasker l« «‘-k again—Corn purchase rd a fine flag for tbe school. Miss Kate Train, of Assyria, who is died. Hi- was crying very pitifully. A is being husked rapMly this beautiful To every person suffering from friend full of sympathy approached him weather—Col. Brigham, of Ohio, talked to teaching across tbe line In Eaton Co. or­ Piles or any other Rectal disease. and asked him whnX lie was crying about: the people last Wednesday, In the luterests ders a set of the books for Pupils’ 1 teading His plaintive answer was ••Ills *twin ' of the Republicans. He was accompanied Circle tbe proceeds of a “box social” brother had died and he did not know by Hale Kenyon, County Treasurer, of* ElaterI by this success, another is to be held to procure n globe for the school. whether he was Bill or John.” your place. Columbus Day exercises in No. 8. Assy­ ria. net tbe school seven dollars which sum The Rectal specialist of Grand C3 OUR COUNTY Carlton Center. will be used fur Pupils* Reading Circle. Rapids, is at the Hastings House, Rain to-day-vC. I*. Smith and wife re­ Hastings, every Thursday after­ John Perryman startled 'Nashville peo­ Teacher. Julia Donovan. turned from Ohio Saturday night, after a । The sehoola of Johnstown are now aliead noon and Friday forenoon. few months absence—Frank Bunner is | ple recently by driving around tha city in Pupils’ Reading Circle work. Which visiting friends in Nashville—S. Ensley Is with a pneumatic tire bicycle snlkey. township will first surpass her? Dr. Lakins ba, a large list of expected home this week—Chauncy Wood "M. C. S., the two year old colt of E. L. On the occasion of a recent visit to No. patients In Hastings and vicinity started for Bowen City Wednesday to at­ Smith, of Nashville, trotted a mile over 8. Johnstown, we saw a class in primary and thore are securing his services tend school—Frank Ballou returned from the Sturgis track during the races lu 2:88. geography, composed of about eight years at each visit as a result of his un­ N. Y. Saturday—Carlton Center will not With n few years good training this coll of age. draw, entirely from memory. * very usual success in his special «rac4 have a singing school this winter, much to ought to be a very fast one. good outline of Europe In seven minute*. tier. the regret of most of our young people— . How many schools can equal tills? Theo. Jones Intends to move to Grand •^Tbe Herald claims that Freeport is be­ A considerable number of districts that All are Invited to call for con­ coming a great market for produce. Lapids and go into business there — Mrssultation and examination both have heretofore had that ••summer’’ tenn Ensley visited Mrs. prook of East Hastings ✓The only empty btirtdlng at Delton is■ have begun In September and thus close of which are absolutely free. hist Thursday—John Fleming has moved Dr. Burton's hotel. tbe laat of June. They will never go back back on his own farm—Wc are sorry that R. K. Grant fills a long felt want al Del­. to tbe old plan again. we have several young men in our com­ Many districts that have had only seven ton. He has started a clothing-store there. munity who do not pct like gentlemen at * months school In tbe past are to have nine all times, and In all places—There was a It's a good point for one. months tbe present year. If now u good full house out Sunday evening at the 51. ^I’he high wind Friday night blew down> teacher Is employed and retained tbe entire E. church. The new minister is well the cast and west walls of the new Urick> year, something substantial will be accomliked. block l>eing completed nt Freeport. Esti­■ plished. mated loss. 9500. Columbus seems to have been remem­ Whtiein GRAND RAPIDS stop at , bered in some way In almost every school A republican club was nrganlred In tbe Herb Chase and wife went to Clarkvlllo rooms over Buel and White’s store on' on the 21sl In several Instances tbe , Grand Army Post*’ kindly assisted the Sunday—B. F. Caln, of Lake Odessa, and Thursday night of last week. The club opposite UNION DEPOT. John Carpenter, Jr. returned from the started out with a membership of twenty­. Schools in their work. COUNTY NEWS. Wood - and - Coal - Heaters 1 Vood WHOLE NO. 1951 Ocrvardola. Cirrespendents for newspapers have a rough tlmeof it sometimes. If they fall to ngte some occurrence that has perhaps es­ caped their notice they are c ensured, and then again a correspondent finds that after all the pains which be may have taken to gather an Interesting batch of items the printer has left over half'of them out df the paper: but 1 suppose tl* near­ ness of election is the cans©—Quite a crowd gathered at the ball inat Saturday everlng to listen to Hon. Henry F. Thomas and Hon. James A. Sweezcy. Mr. Sweezey spoke first and advanced some very* strong arguments in favor of the issues advocated by tbe republican party, and the unprejudiced listeners pronounced the apeechlo be a grand vindication of the McKinley bill. Mr. Thomas did not de­ vote a great lesgth of time to hie speech, owing to the lateness of the hour, but it was interesting and. to tbe point—Mrs. Ed. O'Connor, of Yankee Springs, ia visiting friends here—Mrs. Mort Bates and Mrs. Ed. Pcnnel have an unde from Iowa vis­ iting them—The R. K. Co. have moved the depot several rods south west of its former site—Prof. Taylor conducted a song senice at the church last Sunday evening. Tbe building was comfortably filled, and all went away with the impres­ sion that Prof. Taylor Is a gentleman and a fine musician—Emma Barnes was at home oyer Sunday—Mrs. Mary Doonan Is | Coal - Cooks IMPORTANT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Blankets, Bedding, AND Live Geese Feathers. Tin .most complete stock of Dress Goods >n the state. ’ A fell :ine of Gents Furnishing Goods. A splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella for 81.00, try one. . Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co., 78, 80 and 82 Monroe St. grand rapids, « make a specialty (renta suite nd pants to order. MICH. DR. LAKINS, -TOE KENT- north Saturday last—Prof. Taylor organ­ eight, which has since increased to L50. Free Baggage Transfer. New Bouse ized a singing class at the center Saturday C. W. Smith Is president, Earl Townsend. St earn Heat and Electric BcIIm. Rooms 50 night. He has 23 scholars—The boys W. 1. Marble. Wm. Strong and Manly up. BEACH A BOOTH. around the center are getting rather fresh Dickinson vice president!'.J. B. Messimer, of late, and will get themselves into troub­ secretorj*, S. L. Hicks treasurer. They le If they have not already—IL B Kiclx- have opened club beadquarters and are ards, of Hastings, was In town Sunday bolding two meetings each week.—Nash­ To consumers of kerosene oil in Has­ —A. O'Dell and party starts for the north­ ville News. * tings and Barry Co: We have established ern hunting grounds this week—Richard The Middleville State bank has a new an agency at Hastings for the sale of Bale, of Irving, spent Sunday with Dr. A. ’ ■ Snow Drop oil, which for laminating pur­ J. Wright and family—Jasper Whrner six ton safe. poses has no equal. Being a product of and wife, also Oscar Munlon .spent Sun­ t/Columbus day will long be remembered Pennsylvania crude and 155 degrees fire­ day at T. P. Barnum's—Hurrah for Ben­ by at least three Indies of our village, who test makes it perfectly safe. It produces ny. We will have four more years of on that memorial day received a good soak­ a clear and white light nnd free of odor, Benny—Hon. J. A. Sweezcy. of your city, ing In Gun lake, tbe result of a prospective nor does It cause any deposit on chimney spoke at the town hall last Thursday even­ sail-boat ride. The real honors are how which Is so common with cheap and low ing. Jim will get there this fall anti ever due to a fourth lady who was lie role test Ohio oil. Since July 1, 1801. Michi­ knock out Combination Lowden. . and seif-possessed enough to jump out and gan allows tli© use of 130 degrees fire test draw the boat ashore, before it ran into deep water, while old “Chris." stood on nil which permits the the sale of kerosene h'MhvlUe. the wharf snd watched them, losing his made from Ohio crude and posftesses a larger percentage of sulphur and after ex­ Miss Nellie Felgener, of Hastings,■ hat in the performance.—Middleville Sun. tracting sufficient naptha (explosive part) spent Sunday with her sister at this place to raise the fire test to 150 degrees or more —Clare Furnlss, of Woodland, was home it becomes useless, so far as producing over Sunday—Adrian Carter, of Bay City, SCHOOL COLUMN light is concerned but at a low test will | I Is at home quite sick—J. H. McKevitt. of burn fairly well, still producing a very I Middleville. was In town Monday—Mabie CoadacUKl by Enoch Andrus, County tteeretnry. disagreeable onlor while bumtog and load­ Wilcox, of Irving, was in town the fore Whatoftho Teacher's Reading Circle? ing the chlmnoy with a greasy substance. part of the week—Notwithstanding the Give Snow Drop oil a trki, the cost is but rain Hallowe’en, a large party of our While R has not accomplished all that little different than what you pay for the young people gathered at the home of might have been hoped, still perhaps as cheap goods you are using and the satisfac­ Wm. Boston, where a very enjoyable time much hns bean done in thia country as In tion you will get In light will more than was had—8. J. Truman was at Hastings most others. We can never expect to accompensate, saying nothing of additional Monday evening attending tbe leap year compllsh in this , ’ate what ta done in Insafety. For sale by S. E. Phillips, H. L. party—Mrs. Cnjekbanm, of Muskegon, dlana so long as our present statutes re* and Mrs. C. Willis, of Grand Rapids, are I main. Io that stole the teacher’s of each Newton and Cook A Cook. township are required to meet on each al* A. D. M ^ , Wholesale Ag. at ahd Hasttop. Mich, guests at Wm. Bael’s. Little Boy—Isn’t fathers queer? Auntie—In what way? Little Buy—W’en a Jit tie boy does any­ thing for bis papa, he doesn’t get any­ thing; but if another man’s little boy data it he gets five cents.—Good News. Among the ancient Jews burial pre­ vailed, as it lias done since among Chris­ tian notions. The idea of death a* a tem­ porarysleep has doubtless had much to do with the strong hold which thia custpm has obtained among Christian (x-opiet. The state of Massachusetts was tunned from the bay of that name. The origin of the word Massachusetts is from the Indian word “max**,” great “wruiehuasb,’* moun­ tain or bills, and the suffix, *•«," meaning Alflcri wrote ‘•Cleopatra,’’ his first trag­ edy, at twenty-six. It was undertaken to relieve tbe tedium of a self imposed con- z llnemeol to cure himself of a passion for / nn uu worthy woman. .Mr. Wainfleet, a parson at .Molesworth. Me., ia the poorest paid preacher in the country. He strives to prolong life on tha »lender salary of three dollars a week. Funnurn, court Riant of Eugene II, waa 11 feet 8 inches in height after death, a»*| -cording to the undartaker’s measurement. | �M'LAUGHUN THREW tufai point Tbe charge waa a failure frura the outset but the wave did not awl strengthen IL WagwWMiid Iwrsea Hew back until • brawny redskin occupied a solid square of teas thaa half reached the breastworks right in front of oa acre. It waa tbe highest ground Bess. It was only hip high txyhim, and Witbin cannon shot This was« good COEDEKED as another foot on the height of tho he was swinging his tomahawk for a blow at her when a bullet from her re­ breastworks. Twenty-five num distrib­ volver. lield aloft, entered his throat and uted around that iuckxmre Would make throw bun backward to die after a brief a terribly thin line, but twenty-five ’ Winchester rifles would maintain a ter­ struggle. It was all over in five minutes. It had ribly destructive fire. been a'desperate chargoat tho weakest But treachery hud not 'yet exhausted point -and twenty-tliree warriors lay Itself. Your noble red num of Cooper dead on the slope, while a doxen more, Makes an every-day convenience of an eulogy depends upon that even when at­ more or less seriously wounded, crawled old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. tacking women and children. Back away to secure shelter. camo tho renegade to say: Prepared with-scrupulous care. Highest Then the great red sun touched the "Ye better take-the chance 1 hold out award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each plains with his golden rim, sank silently •to ye. The Indians hov got mild, and into the sterile ground, and twilight toitaticns—and iRsist on having ttte nathin but yer promise and the quick came to make shadows race about NONE SUCH brand. kperformance of it will save yer scalps. among the dead—dead but hideous— MERRELL & SOULE. SyraoafcU-Y. « » < h°w ’«■>. “ corpses in the warpaint as they lay with ____________________ ______________——' I input. legs drawn up aud eves staring into the —-____ -— "If we Turn bock wn will not be mo____________________ _______ darkening heavens. tested?^ queried tho captain. ' "Not* red shall cum nigh ye-." CHAPTER IV. ‘But w* have only your word for it." •When Bsby was SACK ■»-c£^«:berCarzirU"Which orter be good 'nuff. I am -fHMDabowuaChQd, shecrtelfor CMtaria. workin to saveje scalpa." -When abobccsnxs Him, she dusg t© CsMoria. "And you think the way to do itiato bad children.’’•I* turn «s all over to them! Getback.you lying renegade—get out of range or well firop youP ' The renegade beat a hasty retreat, and a few minutes later the Indians dis­ mounted, crept about the plateau to •'I have-just fopud it uvii-dolinud eaae of form a circle, and opened fire on the Asiatic collaret!'' aborted the excited citi- breastworks from three hundred rifles. sen rushing into the police station. The They bad waited too long for a rush, health ottice was, telephoued So; the patrol but the little bond was encircled. wagon was called out. and five policemen Water! ■ Not a drop! and it doctor were hauled around'to the Forage! j Notan.ouncel address given by tbe citizen, where an in­ Provisions! Yee, but they must bo offensive Chinese was found 'putting a "Now, then, God speed j/o*.".' ghtssy gloss and a wire edge on tiro neck­ :aten in a raw state. If the noise of the battle is deafening. Tho Indiana had but to preserve their wear of some person or persons unknown. Ihd silence which follows is oppressive. —Indianapolis Journal. circle of tire about the fort and nature There is more nienaco in silence when would do the rest Men may escape the peril threatens than in the roar of can­ bullet but thirst kills. non. And whftt of Joe and Boss? As soon As night shut down over tho belea­ Published on behalf of Hood's Sarnmiwllla are , as tho Indians appeared on the flanks of guered white men on tho little plateau a aa reliable and aareilable nnd as wormy jourronneeuce. ns n — j•* >> „i they emu® from jour best aud -moM uuaitnx the train he had luddou her out« fflgut, few boasted and exulted over the suc­ Migt^ir? They They stairthe MaJe otdy the -simple simple farts ,u ..., and ho had hopes up to tho opening of neighbor. cessful defense, but the greater portion rvg.in! to wiuU Mood’s Sarsnpsrirta has doue. f j the battle that sho had not been seen. always within truth and re-jnuti. were silent and anxious. When ho know that danger was im­ The red man is a wild beast at higher Const! patio*. a»d all trouble.* with the dial *- minent ho did not conceal tho fact from type than the tiger, but bo has nil tbe live organs ai.d tue liver, an- < ured by lluuC's her. Sho grew a shade paler.-but she instincts and characteristics 6t the .Pills. V nequal ed as a dinner pi L „ shut her teetli hard and threw off tho dreaded animal The tiger sleeps by womanish' feeling which would have day and roams abroad when darkness weokcnedlber. comes. The Indian does the same when “We are to be attackodF' sho queried, left to hty own will if circumstances do ns tho wagons were packed and the men not prevent. His vision ftt night is auibegan at the breastworks. mal-like aud hi£ scent is keener when "It looks that way,” replied Joe. “but the snn goes down. , • it may bo j only bluster. You had best The captain passetl around the forti­ keep out of sight" fication as soon as tho firing died away “But every ono of us will tje wanted to see what loss haul been sustained. to handle n firearm, I can shoot with Ono man nnd two horses had been either rifle or revolver. See? I have a slightly wounded. He gave orders that revolver, j If there is danger 1 must take one-half of them should prepare them­ aharo with tho rest." selves such n meal as it was possible to OOPVRIOHt SV AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION. IC A xnomqnt Infer her father camo up. get without u fire, nnd then go buck to I very unxiotls os he said: Ho lookoc* tho breast works and relieve the other "My di tighter. 1 fear that cur situa- half. There was no danger of.au imme­ tion coul: not To worse. Wo have ten diate Attack. The Indians had received CHAPTER UL of us— and wo shall pres- a setback which would dampen their to one in rant ------ : ;—•, ently be attacked. . You hud better lie ardor for several hours to come, down ou tin-* bottom of tho wagon." Bess had retreated to the wagons, and "1 should soon bo'helpless from fear," the men were enthusiastic in praise of she replied. "Let mo remain here bo- her courage. Three or four of them had j hind the ipekp. If they charge u* I cau witn^sed her exhibition *of nerve, and help repel] them." every one was determined to shako When tpe firing opened she was kneel­ hands aud bestow a few words of com­ ing between Joe nud her father. Not a mendation. While they were so en­ return shit was firod from the inclosure. gaged Joe slipped quietly over the Now and 'thfcn a bnllet found its way iu breastworks and lifted the warrior she between Jpo loosely .piled rocks, but tho men bad [only to.hug tho ground to be had shot into the inclosure. He waa an safeA-4 tho Indians had to elevate athletic young fellow, wearing the feathers of a subchief, and tho look of tlieir guns at an unglv of forty-tivo de­ fury and bate had not yet faded from grees to fife, most of the bullets passed his face. When he brought the feathers .over, cutting tho tope of tho wagons, but U) Bess he said: . leaving tlje animals unharmed. "There's none among us ever made a It was well for the baud that an old better shot. He was a leader among Be waa twinging Ma toiwihmek for a soldier had command. He took iu the them." blow at her. "But I’m so sorry 1 had to do it," she The carefully prepared trap of the In­ lay of tha ground, inudo up his mind dians had-failed. It.was only when the where the blow would fall and noti­ pleaded. "Oh, if they'd only leave u» white man had turned sharply aside* fied eycryfman to bo readytho sig­ alone or be at peace! Think of my tak­ bunched the wagons, placed the spare nal. The; redskins would soon tire of ing human life!** r "And l*mafraid the worst th not over." horses as safely as possible and l>egan wasting their ammunition, and then the rolling the bowlders together :for a more enthusiastic among them would whispered Joe. "I know the devils. They’ll never leave us until they have breastworks that the red man realized demand a:charge. An Indian is patient only when over­ our scalps. You may have to shoot that be hod been sold out Then they swarmed out of the ravines powered. . He is brave enough to face others." The girl burst into tears at the —the warriors of Iron Heart, of Red death onlf after he has worked himself Eagle. of Black Crow—three hundred ■upto furji. The one sided battle—tho thought, but quickly brushing them strong, and mounting their wiry ponies, yells, shofe, screams and change of po- away she said: "Their blood be upon their own beads. which had lain as close as rabbits, they sitions—had their due effect Half on -swarmed out and over the plains and hour before sundown tho young war­ My mother used a rifle against the re­ gave vent to tlieir disgust and indigna- riors werq clamorous to be led to the bellious Sepoys when attacked, and 1 charge. The white men had shown should be ashamed if 1 did not help in \ Had they charged .ya masse the littlo their cowardice by withholding their my own defense here." When all had broken their fast,®© baud of white rneir must have been fire. Lt vks a sign, too, that they were short of {cartridges; A rush from a captain'whispered to Joe aud two others swept away by irre-hmmentnin, but they delayed and every moment saw the hundred warriors would carry tho camp whom he knew to be experienced in In­ dian warfare, and as they crouched breastworks stn-ngtl.encd by another and give up its plunder. The renigado white man, whoever he down under the shelter of tho breast­ • bowlder. Tho Indian must feint and ■waa. bad [some military ideas in his works he said: dodge before lie strikes. In that char­ "I've got my idea about this tbiug, acteristic bo is below tho serpent Ho head. He was seen hurrying from one must consult and powwow before he ad­ point to another to consult, and ho se- hut 1 want to nmnsel with you. First 'lct»ed tho’poiut te-W advaBec:) against and foremost, there’s anywhere from vances. This is to brace liim up. Moro than half nn hour was consumed Owing to ;(Ko scarcity of material, tho two hundred to two hundred and fifty in demonstrations of bluff before tho In­ nertb sidotof tho inclosure was hot as redskins around ns." “Fully three hundred," replied Joe. dians were ready to act Then it was high as the rest. The approach to this to advance Ida natural weapon first— ride was mot as steep, Ono of tho dry “They attempted to ride over m, but treachery. A white, man—some rene­ gullies ran parulk-1 to this side, and tho were soundly thrashed,’* continued tho gade ami criminal who feared even tho charging warriors would have only captain. “If there were only one hundred mixed society of tho west and hod gone three-hundred feet of open ground to they’d pnll up stakes and tackle us far­ । over to themnemles of hix race body and cross ther on, bnt this big crowd won't think When the red run was hnrdly more of such a move. We’ve got the whip­ ■coal—advanced with a white flag tied to a stick os 3 flag of truce. He advanced titan a hand breadth above the plains the row on ’em in one sense, but before to­ Tbe captain morrow night every tongue will be -boldly and impudently, but when within firing suddenly cessed. pfatoi ■hot of tho breastworks was baited had been aspecting it. He knew where parched with,thirst. If they hold ns by tbe captain xmd asked what he wanted: the charge was to coino from. There here three days we’ll bo drinking tho “See byar, I teel sorry fur you folks," would bo a feint on the south side to blood of the horses. In a week we'll be Im said in reply. "And I her cum to distract attention, but he left only three madmen. Now. then, who has anything help ye out of a bad scrape. Thar's reds men to resist it. All others were scat­ to eny’r tered along tbe north tide, arranging Not a voice anawered .for a long unff yere to chaw ye up in five miaite, tor a cross-fire when possible, and they minute, and then it was Joe who re­ tad twice as many more will bo yere at plied: were not stationed a moment too soon.. "There's only ono string to hang a bound fur, and thay ar determined to At tho sound of a shrill warwhoop ut hopo on. If we can get help to beat ’em .tepn-** tered by Iron Heart, who was tho rank­ off we are saved for the time. If we "Well, what alsoT asked the captain ing chief, tx fusillade was opened against can’t we must go under.” ia tbe renegade paused. the south side, and a hundred or-more "Why not mount the horse and make a "They wanted to wipe ye out to the warriors, the pick of all the forco, rtash for it, leaving the outfit iu their teat man, but I’vo prevailetl upon 'em to sprang out of tho gully and dashed at luuids?" queried one of the men. pare ye in cate ye'll turn back. That's the north side. They expected to find it "How many would live to get twenty what I’ve come to tell ye.” . unprepared, ; . miles away, do you thick? Not one! “If we turn back we won’t be Crack! Crack', pfeck! One of the Tbe Indians would ride over us in t o very first tufted heads showing above time. I tell you, boys, we have got int j “Not * hair of yer heads. Jist take the bank received a Cullet Twenty-one ,a bod row. and 1 must confess that 1 the back track and thuFH end the matWinchesters flamed and roared as fast ,can’t see any w*ay out of it But what’s as men could throw out the shells and your string, Joer pull trigger. ■The day we left Brule Cityl saw a A baaom of death and destruction was man who bad conic down from Fort Sucb ' Il wAeat w 'h. I l*. I' 'u ■ -s. . ' ward to scorch and shrivel. Sully," replied the young man. “He raid that troops had been ordered for- nntnber of mnnrtnt would »t*Tt With the S.ddteTIMhut body of men followed the E’.g Ch«rvnno, which o< euimn tbe, wodO S Jpto tbn fork., .nd « tbe, THE BULL Colonel J. H. McLaughlin, once the champion collar and elbow wrestle? o£ the world, has coma off victor in a struggle for life with u bull. Tho colonel enlisted ' as a private in tbe Twenty-sixth New York infantry at the beginning of the civil war. and after a service of four years nnd four months he came out a colonel (in fwenty-fourth New York cavalry. At the end of the war he settled at Detroit, t*1Tbe'tprinclpnl peculiarity of the back where he acquired bis great,reputation a wrestler. Five years since he enme to f speech is nut in what they , Seattle, nnd this dty is now his home. u? o7lbow u>rr ur It. bar *" A day or two ago he had ah opportunit v thorur Tb. b«ckwoodMtw» wUl wbltUo. S^WtooooKid 'Ur-0 w otUosrurrta to show that he hod not lust bis former skill. Ho was crowing a 10-oere lot, IZ-lf. but « UM -JM Umo filled with brush, stumpsand fallen tim­ like Paddy’s owl, '’keeping up a divll o( n ber. He wns In the center of the lot, when thinking." When he U stirred up be he saw n big red bull coming toward him. Supposing the bull to be of a peaceful de­ but gives vent to square toed and startling­ position, Colonel Mcljiughlta walked leL. Vnrk Sull. of reriakina-" nrely along, until, warned by nn angry bel­ “A rabbit couldn't make his way lowing, be turned nnd saw the bull within through the circle tho demons have ten feet of him. There was no mistaking the Oatrfll*- iwHcolcuml clwiwUlrt,. formed about . us," replied the captart animal’s intentions, for its head was down, tb ;Am^«u bUltoUror U. in tones of dejection. ' tail erect and feet pawing the earth. Th> rulur. Tb. lafiuruco of th. Unnrr In colonel knew he was In (or a “trugglc, but CON riNpgp v Ameriau. puHUc. I. .l^r <•», before he could move the InTurlnU'd 1. a< omlnou. .Inolftcwc- t.r mor. voluobL m Ihr world'. pro«n-o> I. tbe ouoi wbo had him on Its horns. The wrestier's pn— J. B. Wllaon. 371 Ctay St., Sharpsburg* cvlUrarei lb.«» o< land wtad Um ence of mind did not desert him. Quick ns n flash he seised the horns, and after Pa. says he will be without Dr. King » tlmn -tb. man rko du upon , tbe first toaaup he found hlm-'K on the New DlaiJdvery for consumption, cough, nral<d« rrlih ->® I—™1 bmuw probock of the animal, but still clinging t > imung noU.ln«. bur prUllimr «>lely upon and cold* that It cured hie wife who wnj the horns. Au instant Inter the hall threatenwl with pnrumonla after an attack Mb.rpeople'. Induurr ««* entorprtu.- bucked and McLaughlin w|u» lying in .. of "la grippe.” when various other rem­ Minneapolis Times. brush heap ten or jlftevn ft e| away. edies *u<l several physician" had <,or'”’,c‘r The man picked himself up Ju-t iu time no good. Robert Barber, of CookspOrt. to receive a fresh onslaught. By a dexter­ “Henry," Inquired the anxious wife, Fa , claim# Dr. Xing*. New Discovery has ous feint he avoided the rush, and with hit done him more good than •“^5}“*,.“* "what doctor shall I «»!!£' right hand retted the left buri of tbe bull, "Send for Dr. Squlalnc," replied the tick. ever used for lung trouble. Nothing lire and with his left hand the no-e rim: Tl; It, Try ‘t. Free trial bottles at W. 11. contest ib< n became one of brute srrrmtth Goodyeaps drug store. Large bottles, -0e. lion’s daughter, and old l ullion Is th against human skill and,i&teUigeuce, con ehainnan of tho life lo-r.company and St.00. , bined with uffusual forvn and endurance. Pin ln*ure»l m.”-Exji:r.ng»’ ' For a lima the bull scemt-d t’» be getting the best of the bout nnd the battle. Tho This remedy is becoming to well known The sen® from Madagascar to Panama beast would toss his head in the air, hurl, and so wipuhir as to need no sjieclal mention. All Who have used Electric ami from Japan to New Zealand ore thick- . ing the wrestler aloft, and btin^ng him to Bitters sing the wane song of praise.—A |y infested with tudriue snakes. Dr. Steiff the earth again with n crab among tbe purer medicine dors not exist and It » eger, the reptilian expert of th# Smith­ bushes nnd brambles. Thd atbhte I t hl guaranteed to do all that is claimed. sonian inatltutteu. MP* they nra among bin grip, however, and molded beii:.; Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the moat poisonous of all known serpenta, thrown under the feet of blJ adversary. -With hia clothes torn from hls laxly, nad the liver and kidneys; will remove pimples, their venauWxjing no Jem deadly than that boils' salt rheum and other atTectloM of the cobra and ratt Iwuntke. Further­ bleeding from ninny scratches and bnm-c . caused by impure blood.—Will drive more. they are very fierce aud aggressive, Colo>-< 1 McLaughlin had about mode up malaria from the system and prevent sa and will commonly attack human beings his n::nd that the champit risbip kit cf . well as care all malarial fevers.—For cure if they get a eirnnce. They do not frequent the world for collar-and elh r.v w. StliDK, of headache, constipation mid IndhmUlon the shallows unless possibly for breeding, which hangs In his house, t mst go to the try Electric Bitters. Entire Mrtlslaction but live In the open ocean. When full bull when l.e thought of in expedient. . . or -______ A grown i hey are from six to right fwt long. Without loosening his hold he ’ sprang to ... guarantee 1 money______________ refunded.—Pri Frie the bull's 50 cts. nnd 81-00 per bottle at W. H. Good- . Fishermen in the water* where they are oue side, placed bl* hip agai vear’a dreg store. | found arc gready afraid of them. Their shoulder, and exerting all Lis ' . .. strength, )tar s ureg . wro. bodies are flat and die inside of them !s succeeded in cross huttoekii g the animr,'. pnckten’aAralca Sate*almost wholly Ailed by tho lung*, which The bnli went heavily dow: head ' .1 under. .. The Wst salve In the world for cuts. ! are [large in order that they may b« cn- nn<l one bom driven deep ini o,the grot: bruisea. sores, ulcera, salt rheum, (ever ] ablcd to stay beneath the aurface for a Tho man Lad won the mntol. sorts, tetter, chapped bands, chllbiams, longtime ------------without - ------- — coming »•> up ra to tri breathe. ­ Then he was in the.pi!ght >f the I, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive­ They hare ®ye» modified for seeing in the with the lK-ar by the tail. I •• tuitld ly cures । plies or no j ay required. It Is water, so that when they nre taken out of tho bull, but be did not dzirt to let gr He inally guarantee to give perfect satisfaction, er their native element they stem blinder! rat on the beast’s Lend and r< st©*!. money refunded. Price a5 rents per box and strike wildly. Their fangs, like these be drew his knife and was o] eniug i 1 his teet h to pul nn end t > For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist when wmo men who h.-td an from a distance came to tl In great txuateiaas as in great porta, the gift of gtnhis usually manifests Itself nt secured'tho bull. Colonel llcI.'U.tj. How many people arc there who know nn early ttga Mozart nod Keats are only clothes bung in tatters am! brillinnt examples of what may be called » that elephants rhimicenMce and other’ bruised and scratched, b> ■ large thick aklnncd animaln have formid- the champlonsl.in Islt.—i>general law. • : able enerniea in rate and mice? Thee j small, rascally rodents have foood that. "I am afraid 1 have gre,:x ly interfcied . .....------------| the fret of the elephant are excellent eat-■ with my own practice,"'-.'u i U the bad story of many lives made i Ing, and Lav® no hwdtation in gnawing nt; auri>t. "by giving the folio miserable! by through no fault of their them when the animal lies down, which,, many of my friend*: "At the first symptomst/ tUraeh.- h i the own. Scrofula as more especially than ; owing to its cynfincd condition, is not rery1 any other' liercdltary disease and for tbh I well able to defend Itaelf against Its puny’ patient Heun theLv.l with titepuinii’d c./r simple reatoli. Arising from Impure and > enemies. To protect thme vast creaturesi uppermost. Fold a Ah lek towel and tuck insiiffich-ut blood, the disease loeates Itself ' it la fonud necrasory in moat menagerie* to: It around the neck; then utub a :.;i.-poo-i in the Ij inphatli-s, which nrr composed of ‘ 'keep terriers abnnt the cages. This* littlei fill the car with warm w.it--r. “Continue doing this for titter:: or twenwhite tltones*. there Is a period of foetal fellows very soon dispose of the pachy­• life when the whole body consists uf while derm's tiny adversaries. It was recently’ ty minntet; the water will tid the car -ci­ tissues, and therefore the unboni clilhi is discovered’ in a well knmA menageriei tie;- aud flow over on the t’-wrl.. Afte.'especially; susceptible to this dreadful dis­ that the mice nnd rau had IwHTvcry busyf ward turn over the head, k: t he water i i.n ease. But there Is a remedy for scrofula, with the hide of a rhinoceros. A Scotchi out and plug thaw with warm giyc-.nn whether ’liereditary or acquired. 1't Is terrier, Fanny, waa put into the cage of! and cutiou. Iloo<r*s'Siirsaparllla. which by Its power­ the huge beast, and in. the first night shei “This may be dune every hour tmv.l r ful effect on the.blood, expels all trace Of find killed no fewer than twenty-seveni lief is obtained. It laau almbfit iiiTSri.d ie .-;cute the disease nnd gives to the vital fluid Hie rata. In a few days thoru werenc »ats left; cure, and has aared many <c quality and color of henlth. If you deci’lc U> nibble the hide of the poor rlinoccrow., inflammation. The water slio-.i!'I I vn.’, to take Hood's Sauaparilla do nut accept -London Tit-Bite. warm, but not too hot.'.’ — L; 'jd< a i'i: ; >t any substitute. hc Asa matter of fact, lais mlolMWl UOOO« U>« C.p. Cod (ollu. two day, behind n, u tbe, wer. to. where should they bn nowr ■‘Botatr monntnd u wo nre, and b»riog three or four w«gon» «t 1M«. the, d mSm .boot oar -listonon. Tb. forks „ not over twenty mils. •«,. •»« they m», bo there tonight or not get up for luiother d», yet. But how as to got help from "tptnr _ “Let them knaiv of our pcru. "Can any of uAflyF’ . -Mo. but we con walk nnd ran and ridw On, of on mnat *e out hero within *u hour the wly.lo thn '0^He must find th, men from s"''>r ““ bring ’em down on tbe roar of this tribe Little Mabel—If you don’t stop. I’ll tell mamma, and she'll tell papa, and then papn will whip yon. Little Johnny—Then I’ll cry, and then grandma will give me some candy, and 1 Twenty millions of acres of land in the stalo of Washington are covered with n growth of wood which will- cut nn average of 23,000 fret of merchantable lumber per&crc. Muchof it intbe vicinity of Port Crwccnt will cut an average of 100,000 feet and mere to the acre, while single trees are common that will cut 3.000 feet.—Port Crescent Lea&r. Having -.used Hill's File Pomade while in New York, and its use having resulted In a cure of Blind Files of 7-yeara slandii g, 1 deem it my duty to do all 1 can’ to have others try IL A. H. Barber, Three Rivers. Mass. Every package contains a tonafide iraaranteei Price Si.oo. six for 85. By mat*. For sail by Fred L. Heath, the druggist. X country paper han this personal items "Those who know old Mr. Wilson, of this place, personally, will regret to hear that lie was lUMuIted In a brutal manner last week, but was not killed."—London TitBRx. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. A Mr. Goodman, of London, bet that he could smoke eighty-six cigars down to an inch in less than twelve hours. He did it with forty-two minutes to "pare. N» one Jouto tb.t Dr. sd,-, cum, Brawl, rmllycmcunli. rrlwiher Ibe dlwww Ue ut reent or a ion, In It with a Moo Kxiirwnw. whleb |MI'l a mere newspaper Kuarnntce, but “on call" in a moment That moment is when vou prove that its makers can’t cure you. The n-Mun for their faith la this: Dr. Sage’s ri medy hag proven Itself the right euro for t.I.tetJ-nine out of one hundred caws of Catarrh in tbe Head, and the World’s DI&peurary Medical Amoelatkm can .Bord to fh’dth!’ r *uf ,ou l*ln< ,be one hnn' What is b" '•V.V.r ■ ■ u> u. lug the present entury. ■ Castoria is Dr, Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants and Children, It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OH. It Is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cos* toria is the- Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. Castoria. “ Castor!* h so well adapted to chU Iren that I recommend tt a* superior to any prsscriptfeu good effect upon thatr children." Ill So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, K. Y. "Our physiriass la tbe children's depart­ ment hare .pokro hl«hly at tbe.-- axperi cnco la their ouoride practice with Castonx and although ire only hare aroo^- our syrnp and other hurtful Umttbp Hoarrw. ’ \ ranes, storks and wild geese fir *«*♦ k' - f CASTOR I Al I he only! quest Ion Is—are you willing to make the test, If the makers are willing to -ko tn- ridt, u tn, r»t’u' uil'i . y“'f d™kkl« W cent, and th, you’re wanting the 8500 you 11 get something better—a cure? ’•Jake was madly in love:with Co: she told hltn If he would looli her st In the <-yc and tell her that lift tier ■■ another, she would marry hlri.’’ "Did he do it?" •‘No; he couldn’t." "Had loved another, had la! "Oh, no; he waa erw ey W."- I Blade. Dwoutr, d d P t f b �LORD BAJU«bArY.8 con. Kn<hnira(rin)t Ouuoolt. Hon. Georgy L Yaple, I febhiqn. co^|X’",fal >* ««• than en- Th. Fonrth Conmulnnai DU-’ DR. . tbe People’s party for PRETTY RANK BOURBOX1SM Met. ss in this district, makes Md S KTblicj” The .blest Congr<" “The North Carolina Globe, . (.!jv the sarnie speech in • The opposition to th • Republi­ (Democrat.1:' ■ a newspaper with demHa^T"' '“’““X ol I'resi- can party think they are playing < at the district, but he opinions on the question of pen­ . lecture or essay to suit i majority Th'by “ ^creased hetr trump card for Congre.s in sions, and no Talro ruodeitty nor It in 'a purely rural! this the new Fonrth District, and , , where there arc no he leaders are trying to gull their delicacy in expressing them. * It nmk 1 ntT ,h m f°Ur ywaw a«°- and lbe followers into the belief that Mr. he floes not hesitate says; ‘‘g0*”' ",r«* — from . Vaplc can be elected. They know i • it. Weaver, the Peow “ ' v ' r "" “ ' Dcl *(Whv^nd nt tbe >nno;j The whole btudrieNx better. They know full well that ;.'i-iatc. If in a city ol lb. Home Ctmtie. rHvUioa „( ,be Na. The DenirJ,* ,w'“« In Mr.. laple cannot '•« carry the inn full large villages where «,tul , \ “y uic , earned Wen Virginia b, .. Crawtnu™ a mat tour himdred al die laS P^- vote ol th»Pz»r.r>la»'. .. -,1 ,1... ' Then vote ol the People’s and the Demot- . made up of Demo- held nt Hx-uap. Enjhr.J. oa Wrinraln. c , rat,c parties. He will not secure (ien. Weaver the Mny tS. .Sgi by lbe Manp,;, 0[ Snlhbury “^“rrWfyeUnam. Pure anti and the Kepublions bare tX, are the full vote of the People’s party , no instance, so far as Fnre MiniMoroJEttdltutd. ITS, |a„gm Simple. fa say nothing of the Democratic. , be uttered one word •pioted n nn euct reprint of a v„bl,jln S~J" We wb»h to God that there had I he Democrats, in many, if not | wy, but by 3 close vote, if ai a]| it Cleveland, or of report of a k^ech n. it appeared in tbe been enough Democrat tn Con­ The aunt™.,t in !a™r of tb. Repnbli- all parts of the district, a:e howl-j . . party. Mr. Yaple ..eklyediti.,,, ct F,;. ing mad because of the stulifying gress to have slapped the . who'has always had May ro, 1S0, Lord Salisbury ,^tke a» cans all over the country t, growing Tb, Ix>usy Beggars coalition aro'tupwiug i„ dirfa- position in which they have been respect of his pol­ follows: ' ' , Mr. Yaple is an out-andor. ihe Democrat, io many quartern pro­ placed. . He is courteous Of the North iu their Henry F. Thomas, was born in We cannot lock abroad into the tern, leasing out Weaver man. and studiously Jackson „ ,ocb combtoa|ii . i does not deal in county, this state, 48 years Dirty faces. ■» avoids saying a word in favor of tone, oce.piid by tbn yreal Industrie, of In rome of lb, W„,„„ Su,„ while his manner is ago, and when about 12 years of This would have served them ibia courtly without a feeling „( aurenr ocrats have openly withdrawn and an- Mr. Cleveland, or any of the Demo­ . the subject matter and age his parents moved to Hastings, miagiving It ia painful to think that oonneed their detcrmimilioo to rot. the cratic nominees on the State Barry county, where for 4 years right. : Hszvery far short Is it any wonder then, tha: his father, a Methodist minister, They received pay for their red­ the men ubo shoal j be uotking .ritb tbe Demoer..iw ticket or none. ■ ticket. unking men. It is capitalists the Democrats indignant at had charge of the Ottawa Indian handed nnd wicked work—they —^ho should enable them to , in the world to 'work in order not only to .promote tbeir John T Rich. Republican nominee for having plactid on-feel their ticket for a mission. Goieraor. will be elected by , large ma ­ He received his early: should now subside. -rumble because the well-being and the industry of the jority. and lbe other candidates on onr high office, a man who will not education at the seminary at Rich-i . hinc every hour of own We presume, however, that this support that ticket. Mr. Yaple -muse the nulls of class.lbat depend upon them, but the pros Stale ticket will mat be much, if nay. be- will not vote for Mr. Cleveland. land, Kalamazoo county, and at j sort of thing will have to be toler­ Albion college. At the college he : pour the riches of puily of thi. mighty empire—are so df- hiad him Judge Morse certainly made a He will vote for Gen. Weaver. big mislake when be left a good thing on had nearly completed the classical ated until progress, intelligence . our pockets un­ It makes but little difference, j a use v. e are not cry styh ab^md. I deeply wish that the bench and made a hid lor ao uncer­ however, Dn Henn F. Thomas, preparatory course for the Univer­ and Republicanfcm) have made an running lor tbe bench i wme mean-, .of appeasing this war could . tainty. He is not R sity when the war of the rebellion impression upon the dense igno­ r; i.ij m every way, '' h.s eigh y«d". and he is certain to find doored b?b!i^r^non‘in?’ *iIl be conimencca commenced ana and before before his eigh-­ ■ . our offices, in our :‘ be found 1 earnestly desire that such a | 00 un T , 2l ^' rO ? d ' nl|On ? ,,-rn,h birthday he enlisted as a rance and bigotry of the North ■ ,r on our plow | state ot labor could be established ^s would i hinM®d without a job after (he election ?°W ,,?rm,ng thc 1 privatespldier in company D. 7th Carolina Bourbons.**— Alfanr Jonrte th* laborer sufficient fur his mainDr.- Henry Dr Hi-nrj- F Thomas is i« in no dnnget danger of Foroth r nothing but wailj^ Lnc. :S,ona.td,sa??c'gave I Michigan cavalry. He was musThit- class never j tenancr and 'comfori [cheer*], and suff> defeat by Mr Yaple. .is many Democrats "lcrei' int0 tbe service as a sergeant, ■ r .-. but content cient lime for the cultivation cf hi* moral will not vote for a man who will not vote over Bnrr8r> nD’’ "" ___ __ ~ promoted bwimwbw toorderi w wiuci. TICHNOR CURTIS, ?”vaple.who ‘2. ”?6 I “____ ”d afterwards arid intellcciml being (Chcer.i.] for Mr. Cleveland, and who openly advo­ lTL jy sergeant, then second lieutenant. 1 who has boen considered the ablest conthnik’ing that the uvcu «,u»iuc«cu wv >uiom •Every nation i* trying bow’they can get cates the etectioa of Gen. Weaver If Mr had th. ^Mk,CaXj r»at' aP^’w^^ ly sergeant, then second lieutenant. । ”“M • •. ci iomt. and that r " v combined Democrat and | The seventh cavalry belonged to ’ J ’ u ‘ » o nal lawyer in the Democratic party, ‘p^siblc .. .protection --------- , — for _______ it* own Yaple dues not -declare for Mr. Cleveland, is: be done. But t.’ie. greatest greenback vote in these same j the famous Michigan cavalry |ha’ “P^y rrpudi.r.«T thc stultifying uiindustries, iudu^tne^, and. at the itir sam<| sutua time, time. the the.j b“nd«<is of Democrats will not support ' what. Just so greatest counties. ’ ,590. 1 he Republicans ! brigade commanded by Gen. Cus|t««fces of the Democrat National convenpossible access /to t^e[ markets of I hirn ■! . k"~1' 11 hc does 80 "declare tbe Former •> . , lie thinks things are always stronger on a presiden-ter, and was was connected connected with with the the lion ter, and tion and and ,he the Watterwnmn Wattersonian theorieagentheories geni tial . r' t he has nothing •ts neighbors I want to point out to you j Alliance people will knife him al year than on an off offyear. year. With Withi i arniy o( lhc Eotomac during the I crally on .the tariff question, and has re■ 1a ................. -• • ' that what I observe is that whCo A is very. ---------------— i pudiated Cleveland and will vote for Har:.i his own election ......................... D^BS ,h,; cn,irt ;' srice!nro' The tin plate productiono..,... of the1u^ this'1™t:ro,ViIw^c?‘1Tu^fr'!r :ie is opposed to anxious to get a favor of B. and ‘ B is 1 aratfem . Mr. Curtis says: , ..or .....h r the McKtaley. Yaple bv a lirgc ma)ori«y. 1''“!"“ Was_ , “nly absJnt I ”“ra a favor of C, i dy cares ■ <reedy -jfrusts. anxious to from his company a few months,1 "In common with many other Democrats, law w tus nearly 180,000,000 . Dr Thomas is worth) and well at which time he had charge of ' "°°°' ‘°ny J-"1*-* ot lh*. i’"’1' ,'1 , , . . b denouncing Republican protection as a _d the Stand- fn-or J Great Britain. What is thr rea­ pound-.. In the last year ot' the | qualified for the important office of quartermancr S supplies for Ke- [fraud upon the labor of the great majority old law the production was 0. congressman', ” He is a practical md severely, son of that’ It is that in this great battle This the American people for tbs benefit of information Is from sworn man, a successful man in every po­ mount camp at Harper’s ferry, I of Great Britain! has strippet! herself of thr anlh|MW|^Umthe honor of being the few. nor can I subscribe to the doc­ trine that a protective tariff is unconstitu­ weapons by which the battle has to be statements of manufacturers. sition in which he has been placed^ .1 wants to elect company in nearly tional. I have no pecuniary interest in • the prostrate feugbt Thr uyapun with which they all Dr. H, F. Tbcmu of ADcgan hu been He is in the-lull strength of mental all ot the memorable campaigns in manufacture*, but 1 know what protection and physical vigor, thoroughly which it was engaged, and was has done and is doing in this country. If ; Thurman and tf01 .'‘’dmiMoo to lltair own martaire-' ch^. by. ,ke. RepobllMM o!1 lbe new j tn *8} Kzi. s A V sgys <av« to tn B. R If T< yon.will r-... ..ill w~ ..... . . ... : equipped for the duties of the of- discharged with his regiment in the I it operates for the benefit of the few. 1 am that 11 to Fourth District x* their .candidate for ccta-, j:i. ’.he ablest and not one of that few; I am one of the many, ats in Ohio, and Utakc your duties such that^1 can sell in gre*s out of a multitude of aspirants for the • fice ior which he has been nomi­ fail of 1865'. He renewed his stu­ one of the great majority benefited by it. . nated, and to which he will be dies at Ypsilanti normal school including those who denounce it for th«; your market. 1' will make my duties such honor. Notwithstanding the long contest j v. the head and. •elected. I during the following winter and sake ci obtaining political power. If the andard Od Com- that you can sell in my market,1* But we in the convention tbe utmost harmony and fr( r.t' spring, and the next October enter­ leaders of a political party assembled in and at tbe last the tie, ni.d when his begin by saying. 'We will levy no duties good feeling prevailed, • * w.i» uws «cDrj Henry F Thomas of Allegan, the ed the medical department of the national convention for the purpose of nom­ cm everybody;' ^nd we declare that it unsuccessful wmicMow. contestants, with true Re-, ected Calvin K inating candidates for the presidency and be contrary and disloyal to tbe gio- publican spirit, pledged their.fealty to the । moa •riveted to lead the Republicans of university and graduated in the vios-presidency. choose to satisfy themgreatest railroad wouldand sacred doctrine ol' fr- e trade to j nominee * Dr Thomas is one of the most' lbil ctrnRresskmil district against the fusion spring of 1868. Hp commenced selve* by falsifying history, >ry, they cannot nominee •? country, to suc- rious others wl who have kvy any duty en anybody lor thr sake of | popular men in the district He has held ' hoM9 ,n Novemlirr, hears a striking facial his practice at Constantine, St. expect to be followed by other* Yaple forgot, or what we can get by it [Cbcttrs.J It may | various positions ol trust and honor'' with , ent thought thou and niblance to 4ur old congressman. Hen. Joseph County, remaining abpdt a any habits of independent ml .“'■ted. to wen- ■ notle. out it IS Mt Ausinrs,. ( Load credit to himself and his constituents, ar.d lJ c Burrows | He is a splendid specimen year, when he removed to Allegan action." Why? Did he cheer* J if 1 may aspire to till the office ] has fur many years been an active worker of manhood, and possesses a fer- and has continued to reside there “We lead all nations in agricul­ citers the whole ^>f counsellor to thepublic mind. I should ! jn the party rinks As the new Fourth i ,i,c LBd h’6bl>’ cultivated intellect. Hr is till the present time.' In 1873 he ture: we lead nil nations Iu min­ •tsk you to form yourbw.n opinion* without ■ District is curtoaJIv Republican. Dr Thotrar. riPe *'a >’ears an'l experience, thoroughly in was elected a member of the legis­ ing; and we lead all nations iu - ' to- irxditibn'j or denunciation*— ।‘ wji| carry it by 3 suife majority y TjJere । touch with the people and sympathetic in lature, and, in the language of the . ling the railroad, reference These are the not to care two straws- whether yoq are ou> be 00 tloubt ol Republicu raecere > “«“»• He H* M™?-“d Lansing Republican, *‘was one of I manufacturing, the leading members of the house. ; trophies which wo bring after us Dr i ;i "He-Mjuled and- genial smile that will with *0 cxcelldst a candidate c— the postal system, t y1 He was chairman of the comnriltec lwen ^. n|l „ of proWlUve win friends wherever he goes ThoiUM, rtpresenung the substantial prior ftifads h «* S* ” He Thomas, representing the substantial prim to even suggest'u‘ ■ • • • - g against the ' P0” tl’l* Rj*pobti<!bo vote tn the di*- on university and .normal school,: : ; -/ it-nt could get ’ istaw* upon you mat if you intend. ciples of Republicanism, L.asYaple i " and the ’ ’,rift ei^tic^o^oIGeirje «ri|mptandy elected in No and a member of the committee on I<--nn any other system Dir­ monopolies, that jconflict; commercial treaties, to t public health. His abilities.werc i nish such evidence of prosperity? •-■ember # . party —Petr.'it Trit-ww ''rnibef, ' : • i billions. The hold poor own you must be prepared, if fanatic People . recognized by the Republicans of (There is no country iu the world hi : the money to need be. to inflict upon the nation* which J the county by an elecfton to the |wilere individual enten»rize has ‘ Congress has repeatedly, and “ k . . . i„inr„ vrt,» .hrw-naltv whvh t« in vnn T j “ ThC .MUltieM tiling ilt life tO IIM ’ **< ... f be unconstitu-injure you th« penalty which is in your of that body such... , varied range, and to confiscate Band’, that of refuiirg them accris to your ‘ Is to see a poor Confetlcratc vet- [ u<’t1 without .success, directed 1senate. । As• a member ‘ ofr more wide and . -i-.onest t_ he was chairman commit-> f .. - -.-I-, • aj<t expressed. himt“rhets [Loud »nd rrol.».gnl ebrer,. ,.nlII )lr ,|nip. lilntarll lruni III. thHr attenU4u to the encourage- tees than any other member, viz: where the Inventive genlas ot i'i issuing more, 3pd a voice. •CA-’ m.m sense at last.*] | cabin to the Held.- to earn bread .incut ot' manufactures. The ul»- University -uw and uw. normal man has such enconragement.’*— ................ ...... school, ...in- ...... •• ; the govern t There is a reprtoeb in that interruption.' McKinley. Jr. for his family, anti to realize that jcci iw ot’ too much consequence | surancc, public health and library. inpiish this result? Ibal 1 *“v’* «ever anything else IU.< to insure .. .ontlnun...-.- nf| He was known as a working mem■ I' ‘Iggest a teas- l~augb’.er ] Hut there is agreat difficulty. one-twelHIi of all hr makes Hiift • ; ... ber, and did credit to himself and Liat Rainbow Chi ^cn prcsi. Ihs .olftical friends ' They, coer we have most season to lomplain. |M. taken from him to pension their effort. It. every way whl. l. .conS(ituents He r years ago Calvin S1. Brice conduc• • - have hadcontrol ‘ ‘J the l'"itcd States, and what t -e team soni(. ramp follower or bounty shall appear eligible.” —Geo>-.:r Hash- |(jent Qc our village, member of the te<i a rainbow chasing crimpaign in tbe {school board, a delegate to the j r Congressalmost ( iMtnl S»<n V, ./ in ton <• ■fist. Following is tbe result, as --------- । Republican national convention [ ■ ■ ior twenty years, •//-'/ ■«"««/ w , ed Ly the New York Vww Fi ur years ago there was a Democratic from the Fifth District, chairman • iluteiv to inaugurate ' •’/ ftylf. a"d raw. materials necessary ■ * .. J E'p maj.. 1884.. *9.433 1888.. .□ the least calcu-j lUr mastuf. lures, and see cannot exclude' national administration in power, the elec­ of the Republican county com- Iowa • It flails the Ohl Bourboniu . ) Rep. maj , 1884.. .14.698 — Some ol the old-line Democrats of Van toral ticket in this district was Democratic, mittee, and filled various other 1888.. of honor and trust and has tilling positions w.. -- ... . .... -------— .j w 5COnM,n- ■ I Rep maj and the Democrat generally were running B»™-» Co'”"!' ,l“ ha,e *"“* b’> k'h'ir I Rep. maj., 1884.. — , always ■ ■ IS r.o good reason, pared, far the sake of wounding other no. ticket through thick and thin for some an infernally active and aggressive* ccam- •proved worthy . - of the honor . Nebraska... r8S8.. 27.833 ( Rep. bestowed, and given the most per ­ ' ftavc no idea of dor ।w danger,us er serious . thirty years or mere, are feeling quite paign. and the Republicans were in the po)Rep. maj . 1884.. furCf,l t0 knuckle under siticnof the under dog in the fight The feet satisfaction to his constituents. , Michigan... / Rep. maj.. ,888.. 23.918 T-‘<\ act. The peo- 1 teoussd upon inrtelves You cannot —~4; raise chag;;ncd ft( In «« his profession Dr. Thomas has . four *« re not; notj the same to-day as tour — -----! men for legisia-1 the price ol food or of raw material, bbt . and plav second fiddle to the little People s conditions are <884.. Democratic--candidate for been successful; he has been pres- Kt 1888.. 80.159 1---------------------- - — — Jo for any other ■! there is an enormcns mass of other .articles -pa*’)'- ^ot OB*? h*'® ,be leaders of the j years ago The ■ -j.|v ■ -• not a prac- • of imiwwtatinnj impbrtation-i from ether other countries, be-1 be • fixcd m that Cleveland can’t! president is the same, but the Democrats in ideht of the Western Michigan We commend ihe attentive study of these Society, a member action v.. of .Medical ---- •• and _ . . of ngurca me auimug -’HO, has figures to the amusing gentleman who vo.e ja this district, but they have this congressional ^district, by the .tuiiuu i. ;s a theorist, a sides the- United States, which an- mere • the congenial jqb (Jf chasing matter* of luxurious consumption (cheers]; [ M ^ngidatr for congressman a man [ their congressional convention, are-deprived c' . ‘ * ‘the state and national societies. ( ■ 1 mist, a political and ; In 1882, recognizing his ability and '- rainbows during tbe present season. — rf it is a question of wihe or silk, or | o ba^ beCQ the Democratic can- | of the right to vote fnr Cleveland. What \ dyspeptic never I worth, Albion college conferred will the Republican majorities in these t--- ver lets any one spirits, or gloves, or bices, or anything ol! djdate an(j p|at{orm all summer in order to upon him the degree of Master of : states amount to after Don M. Dickinson । >Hon. George L. Yaple. the combination — ""Portable or hap- that kind. I should not in the least shrink i■ get thu People's party nomination. 1 has ravaged the country with free trade­ for congress in the fourth dis-1 Arts. •- not right, but how from diminishing the consumption and in­ “Our money should be as up­ ,■ candidate By his firmness and decision of tracts in seven different languages? trict. has deserted the Democratic party of ---the-------excellent 10 ;uuciwg with Wl.u the comfort — -----he does not know. terfering character, and ‘ outspoken frank-^ ; entirely and gohe over into the People's people a ho consume these articles of luxy Qlia i as our Hag. That Is what it Mi 1 G'- not like the curIni hi* speeches he openly ness, Dr Thomas has won the re­ »TWe believe that all articles ftUd it should be at* sa­ tmrtv camp »)'-ry, the best ever ury for the purpose of maintaining our / wlr ta.r -IOMntu. urces ot parties nas spect of men of an all hosts partiesofana and has ^r^moJiic tr. tmit. And upon .he j spect made ot lormeo hinwlf friends rights in this commercial war. nnd insist-1 which cannot. 4>e produced tn utory of the nation, cred as our national honor, aud as ' HlslUt: 1UI IIHUQtH UU513 1IH.UUO , a *, ever lost a dollar ing on onr rights of access to.tho market* round as the government itself. man who embodiri* the ’reform" ideas in j of the class that admire an able, the United State*, except luxurie*. of our neighbors. (Cheers.] ® 3 brilliant and fearless personality. , should be admitted free of duty, fooled it away by which Mr. Yaple believes Mr. Yaple i j He will make a vigorous ca,nnnd tliat on nil imi>ortH coming iu He wants the gov- very heterodox doctrir.eTn know, and I makes r.o reference to the gentleman a ne money direct to should be excommunicated for mainlnisihg wore want free trade and the con- Buzzard Bay. nor to the Democratic party paign and will undoubtedly be (W1 „t|o„ lvlth th,. producla of _dltiona _______ _which it will impress, than elected in November. , . • .... :t he failed to show it. [Laughter,]*.' and its principles. The party to which Mr. American labor, there should l>e w“"‘ W0^" 'M"k Yaple owes allegiance is completely lost in ■uiat the government -Tbe KorubU«w P.rt> <Ud »o‘! cpuld rec BIS.51ARCK ON PROTECTION, levied duties c<iual to tbe dlflerwhen once in the! onranlxe lor .potto; It the shuffle. Hovi do you old-line Demo­ I ....■■ey-"-'*'" 7 hands ------ । enee in wages abroad and at people. But then. crats like that? . II« Declnr«« Cha* lbe Progrr** of tbe Mr. Y< not practical. about au altar of uacriflces aud In i -following »the claim of the RepubUnited Ntatea has been Mainly Due home. — /•rem tAs .Vatiaiui/ Re/mHiean to the Pretective flystem. ( a sanctuary bwet with enemies, j Uaios it l# liteIy tbat Harrison and Balance on the Right Side Now. -'— “Thei-f i> no subject that can You have not forgotten our bat- | Reid win what the Repubbcans claim, Until the adoption uf the Republican •'The success of tbe United State* in . material development is the mvst ilhutrimu George L. Tuple has never atlempt’ enter with greater force and merit tie cry—‘free speech, free press, ISn^kut2 & Dakoi.;: e system there was seldom a year in which oj’ meaent timet The American nation ‘ ed Mr to put any of his fine theories into the balance of trade was not against us in Connecticut .. into th'- deliberation* of Con- free schools, and free territories.’ Oregon. Illinois our commercial relations with the world. has not only successfully borne and sup- j practice. Hi* ambition does not run that Ohio JfycM. than v consideration of the Iowa Pennsylvania., Since the era of protection began there has pressed the most gigantic and expensive way Wherever and whenever and under . m<ains to . reserve and promote We have widened the last word; Idaho war of all history, but immediately after-J whatever circumstances any of his theories Rhede Island. seldom been a yetlr in which the balance 10 e manufactures which have It is a free nation.”—Benjamin Har- Kansas South Dakota.. was not in our favor. U*t year, under the ward disbanded its army, found empty- । have been sought to be put into actual use Maine Vermont•' ^r’>og into existence, aud atMassachusetts. McKinley law. the balance was over $200, ment far all af its toldiers and marines, j they have proven flat failure*. Hi* theoVirginia an um.uralled maturity In For the Seal lime io ibe hielory of lbe Michigan paid off most if its debts, given labor and i rie* have been tried by, or during every Washington... 000.000 on our side-of the ledger. Minnesota. ... "e ’ "‘I StateM.”—/a»ux .IMuni. West Virginia. kames te all the tmemptyed if Europe as I generation since man advanced from bar- Mr. Vapl<- and His Speech. The IS? democratic parly i» Coogrewooal dial rich it is barred from voting for a Demwi by ihe i’oinocratic-alliance 'Twas a ta thie di irict is nicely baited with oeritlc candidate for president. toehal ,0 catch ■■gudgeon. " tor nice bit of financiering on lbe part of Mr. Die) ha. e hoisted tbe Cleveland Yapleto bare lbe Democratic Congres.m only git. their blind followers a iooal coovmilion endorse lbe People'■ party '« ■■ '.e lor Weaver. Tbe leaders, candidate for presidential el«J« “ wel1 “ Old ’ rif priceiple th-maelves, treat lbe rank hiomelf for Congress «• deni,ate o( principle and ready will not be long io cboosing/for wbomto direcud without even Iblnking for cast their ballots, as udWanv. between KSlSi s'. nIw Hampebire Wyoming. Total ................................................ Necessary to elect................... .. •• WeKhonldi>«onie a Uttle more Aniertraulxoa. and, Inrtead ol feeding pautfr” 1“,’orcn' 01 Harrison Jatkttn. . *t Dr. Thomas, the Republican nominee fas! as they could arrive within its territory, j barism. aud failed every «time. Mr. Yr.pk for congress in the new Fourth District, is1 and still by a system of taxation so indirect has not shown himself practical in any a man of tine physique, and splendid ad­ as not to be fereeived, muck less felt. Be- j capacity whatever He had never engaged dress. a cultuted. courteous gentleman, a cause it is my deliberate judgment that the in any business in which he succeeded, live man. who will make friends and win prosperity of America is mainly due to its ; Hi* deluded followers and worshippers votes wherever be makes acquaintance. system ofprotective laws. I urge that Ger- affect to believe that a man who has never His nomination has rendered Mr. Yaple s many has now reached that point where it [ shown any ability to take care of himself chances to get back no congress altogether is necessary to imitate the tariff system of I is just tbe man to manage their business the United States." 1 and take care of their interests. problematical. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. y, <?(>,. 5 /#>, J SI T-’PEEMENT. democratic disgrace them as such you will do well as wisely to'demand the proofs. The tariff, so Democrat papers say, is He Replica to an Impromptu Call the origin of a plutocratic govern­ by Wert Chester \ Ulagera. ment when wealth shall rule and poor men shall not get their rights. A STERLING REPUBLICAN ADDRESS. I shall venture to challenge all statements of that kind and I shall White Plains, N. Y., Oct. 14— make the Democrat accusers the James G. Blaine has spoken. A judges in the case. A careful exam­ big crowd from the villages of West ination of the list of wealthy men in Chester County went to Ophir the country has been published and Farm to-night and heard the man has demonstrated the fact to be from Maine. Politicians had tried quite the reverse, to such an extent to obtain the same result but faued. indeed that in the city of N.ew The ex-secretary, however, yielded York, taking the first 150 great for­ to popular enthusiasm and spoke. tunes, not three, not twOj not more Tbe demonstration was sponta­ than one would be considered as neous and arranged on short notice. derived from manufacturing invest­ The idea was started this morning. ments. • ‘I have a word to say about the By nighlall the news that such an aflair would take place had spread Irish vote. I see it is stated that all over the southern part of the the Democrats boast of having the countv. The Republicans gathered mass of them in their ranks this in >11 their strength and went to year. I t Is one of the mysteries of Reid’s home. Upon arriving at our politics that a question which Ophir Farm, the bands which ac- interests England so supremely; coni pained the party played sev­ which.is canvassed almost as much eral selections and Mr. Jjeid in London as it is in New York, appeared upon the verandah. He should have the Irish vote on the was followed by the distinguished side of Great Britian. If the Irish warty which had gathered to meet vote were solidly for protection, the ex-secretary. After a few words they could defy the machinations of introduction Mr. Reid presented of the Democrat party for free Mr. Blaine As the popular son trade and throw their influence on of Maine stepped forward he was the side of the home market of greeted with round after round ol America against the side of the foreign markets of England. cheers. Mr. Blaine spoke as follows; “I know this appeal has been “Fellow Citizens of New York: frequently made to the Irish voters, 1 should be churlish indeed if I did but I make it with emphasis now, not make response to your call for I am unwilling to believe that after you have come several miles with the light of knowledge before INGAULS SUMS IT UP. PATERNALISM. to this beautiful home of Mr. Reid they they will deliberately be on In his recent speech at -Topeka, The People's party, under the on this pleasant October evening. .the side of their former oppressors. At the same time I am not making, I think I shall rely on my good lead of George L. Yaple, “advocate Kas., ex-Senator Ingalls summed speeches in the canvass, for rea­ friend Egan, the brilliant and suc­ that all money bo issued, and-its up the characteristics of President sons which are well known to my cessful minister to Chile—whom I volume controlled by the govern­ Harrison in a concise and masterly friends and which have no connec­ fee! especially glad to meet at Mr. ment, and made a legal tender for way. It adds to the strength of tion 'whatever with politics. Gen­ Reid's table this evening—1 think all debts, public and private.” the eulogy that, as he says in the erally, administrations in presiden­ I must rely on him to intercede They do not advocate to whom the preface, he has never been an idol­ tial elections are challenged on with his countrymen—his country­ government shall issue money, but ater of the President. Mr. Ingalls account of the condition of the men in two senses, not to aid the from the class of persons who ad­ said: “I give no ear, ladies and gen­ business of the country, and I sub­ Democrat party in lowering the vocate “government isstie” it is mit that the Republican administra­ standard and the wages of Ameri­ presumed they mean themselves. tlemen, to that monstrous and in­ credible whisper that any part of They certainly do not mean the tion of President Harrison can can labor by their potential votes thrifty people who are getting and the Republican vote of this State triumphantly endure .such a test and their potential numbers.” laying up money without govern ­ shall be given to Gen. James B. rApplause.J I doubt if, since the [Continued applause.] ment aid. If the government is to Weaver for any part of the Repub­ ' government of the United States issue money to the crazy people, lican ticket. I have never been, was instituted, anybody at any THE FOURTH DISTRICT. what is it to be issued for and how ladies and gentlemen, an idolater time has seen what we call good times so general, taking in so many The political situation in the much of it is to be “issued”? Do of President Harrison. I am un­ interests and spreading prosperity Fourth congressional district of each of them want enough so that der no personal obligations or offi­ throughout the whole domain of this state is interesting, not to say they can wrestle with Vanderbilt, cial obligations to him. There­ trade. I might appeal to New incongruous. The Republicans Jay Gould, the Standard Oil Com­ fore I have no occasion for idola­ York if the city has ever passed a have nominated Dr. Thomas, the pany or ony other great gathering try. But I affirm that the admin­ season more satisfactory in finan­ Democrats Layer Yaple. The for­ of capital in the country? Do these istration of President Harrison, for cial results than for the past two mer is a loyal and able Republican, people—each of these financiers— the wisdom of his administration of years, or one in which the general and stands on the platform of pro­ want a sky-scraping block and un­ the affairs of the nation at home effect on capital and labor has been tection, reciprocity and honest limited bank account, so that with­ and abroad, is without paralell or more prosperous. [Applause.] money. The latter wears not only out effort, thej' may roll around peer in the whole history of Ameri­ “The opponents of the Repub­ a suit of thxDemocrat*c stripe, but like big capitalists? If the govern­ can citizenship. (Applause.} He lican party always represent New also a suit of the People’s party ment may rightfully issue any is the only man who has sat in the York as a. commercial city and not stripe. He is a sort of nondescript money to these people, it may as presidential chair for the last half a manufacturing one, and yet the politician, blindly seeking office rightfully issue enough to each to century that could take every de­ product of the manufacturers of through whatever means may be at buy out Vanderbilt. Some people partment himself and run it with­ 4he city alone is $700,000,000. hand. Mr. Yaple, voters of the like to talk of and consider the out assistance. (Applause.) He Anything that would cripple that Fourth district, is not a Democrat. government as a sort of paternal is an eminent lawyer, and he was a great interest would cripple the He is a “Yaple” man. If elected establishment which should look gallant and heroic soldier. He has metropolis seriously and to a very to a seat in the Fifty-third con­ after people who do not succeed in been an efficient and trained legis­ hurtful extent. More men iq New gress, he has pledged himself to takiug care of themselves, much as lator. It is not often that a man York get their living from pursuits use all his efforts to secure the a father is obliged to take care of grows after he is 50 years old. protected by the tariff than from passage of a bill providing"for the his improvident or lazy children. Ordinarily by that time a man is » any other source. I know that free coinage of silver; of a bill to There may be very personal rea­ gauged, scrutinized and weighed, New York is the center of our provide for the issue of an unlimi­ sons why Mr. George L. Yaple so that his specific gravity and cu­ commerce, the great entrepot of ted amount of paper money; of a should be an admirer and advocate bic contents are known as they will our trade, but all the men engaged bill to abolish national bank of “paternalism." continue to be to the end of time. in commercial affairs in and about money, the safest and best in the President Harrison is distinctly The picture of Dr. Henry F. greater in intellectual stature and New York are smaller in numbers land; of a bill to provide for the than the men engaged in manufac­ purchase and control by the gov­ Thomas is adorning our Republi­ in mental vigor since he has passed tures. Nor if you go West, where ernment of railroads, telegraph can exchanges since his nomination from the Senate than he was be­ the Democrats this year are mak­ and telephone lines, etc. In fact, Ior congress, and he is pronounced fore, and he stands to-day immeas­ ing considerable effort and doing a Mr. Yaple, if elected, is expected a good man for the place, and a urably higher in the estimation of vast amount of boasting [laughter], to upset the established condition strong candidate. He was a dele­ the American people than he did will you find it different. . of affairs as much as possible. In gate to the national convention in when he was first sworn into office, supporting the free coinage of sil­ 1884, and held various offices of nearly four years ago. (Applause.) Mtealatenaeate AImmH West. honor and trust in all of which he “Take Ohio, take Michigan, ver Mr. Yaple favors the establish­ has acquitted himself honorably The series of speeches that Presi­ take Indiana, take Illinois and the ment of a gigantic silver trust and and with satisfaction to his constit­ dent Harrison made in the cam­ products of manufactories are monopoly whose treasury he pro­ uents. He is in evary sense “a paign preceding his election, and greater in pecuniary amounts than poses to fill at the expense of the manly man” well equipped for and the series of speeches that he has K the products of agriculture in these people. Mr. Yaple, we repeat, is worthy of the position to which he since made in his tours across the ' four great agricultural states; so not a true Democrat. -He has de­ will be elected in November. In continent in response to the invi­ that I think, when it happens to parted, to a great degree from the an honest, manly contest with the tation of the people, and that he Democrat orators .who are on the Democratic doctrine, and is run­ Democrats of the Fourth district, has made at various gatherings to wing, trying to arouse the hostility ning wj|h* an out-and-out Weaver he would be elected "handsdown,” his comrades upon various occa­ of these states against the protec­ elector as a mate. The fight in but it is on the boards for the Dem­ sions, have never been surpassed tive tariff, they will encounter a the Fourth District is really be­ ocrats to endorse the candidacy at any time in political literature. sentiment of which they have not tween the Republican and the of him “who stoops to conquer,” I affirm that for. versatility, for a reamed. We learn from the People’s parties. The “combina­ patriotism, for beauty and trade coffin shadowed George lofty Democrat party that these western tion” elector, if elected, will vote freeYaple. of diction, force and vigor He is no mean com­ grace states are in a desperate condition. for Weaver. Cleveland is not “in L. they have never been excelled, and on the hustings and is I believe he The amount of their farm mort­ it" in the slightest degree. Let petitor has no superior in the being pushed in the race by ail every honest Democrat in the gages rolls up into millions. You compass of political oratory, either would suppose it fabulous that the Fourth District view carefully the the power and device known by ancient or modern. He is a cour­ the combined opposition, in the ageous man, he is not afraid to do amount of money they embrace true situation. A vote for Yaple is forlorn to win. Mr. Yaple is could ever have been so invested. a vote for every wild “ism" in the making hope supreme effort to carry right; he is a patriotic man; he be­ This is not so among the farmers catalogue, and a vote for the so- water ona both shoulders, to ride lieves in the American people, and called Cleveland elector is a vote in New York. It is not so among two horses over widely divergent he spells the word 'Nation* with for Weaver. Will the strict party the farmers in New Jersey. It is roads at the same time, and will the biggest letter N there is in the not so among the farmers of Con­ Democrats so stultify themselves find it no easy task to make his alphabet.” necticut. it is not so among the and sacrifice their principles as to straddle broad enough to prevent farmers of Pennsylvania. It is npt help elect this outrageous and ill-, his being unhorsed and the '* water Dr. Henry F. Thomas, of Allegan was nominated for member ot Congress at Alle­ so among the farmers of any state mated combination ? — Kalamatoo buckets overturned, He can’t Telegraph. in August after an exciting contest, and near by, those- conditions can be complete the contract. It.is too gan will be -lectcd in November. He is a man easily learned, but by a singular H. F. Thomas will prove a magnificent _______ of splendid physique, a staunch republican, fatality it is the western states that vote winner and will be, triumphantly elec­ largc' have got all these farm mortgages ted to congress in Ntwember next. Tbe . By nominating a Weaver elector, tbe an able representative man. bears an hon­ bosses of this C orable army record, baa had considerable burdening them and taking the life issue is made up, garrison. Reid and Democratic ]District serve notice on Grovt. out of the people. Thomas— protection, honest money, free 1that he will not get a vote in the 4th dis­ legislative experience, «nd ia well equipped “I do not like to say that gentle­ and fair elections-of both men and m«a- trict, । and on tbe Democratic voters that for tbe hcnorable pos/iioe. He will make the campaign hot the great siraddhe men have voluntarily misrepresen­ ted the facts, bnt before accepting MS 8. Illllt IIS SNBl President Benjamin Harrison Old Line Democrat, will not Sub- at Their Congressional Con­ vention. In the preamble of the People’s party platform appears the follow­ ing language: “The conditions which surround us best justify our co-operation; we meet in the midst of a nation brought to the verge of moral, po­ litical and material ruin. Corrup tion dominates the ballot-box, the legislatures, the congress, and touches even the ermine of the bench. The people are demoral­ ized; most of the states have been compelled to isolate the voters at the polling places to prevent-Uni­ versal intimidation or bribery. A vast conspiracy against mankind has been organized on two conti­ nents, and it is rapidly taking pos­ session of the world. If not met and overthrown at once it forebodes terrible social convulsions, the de­ struction of civilization or the es­ tablishment of an absolute despot­ ism. We have witnessed for a quarter of a century the struggles of the two great political parties for power and plunder, while griev­ ous wrongs have been inflicted upon the suffering people. We charge that the controlling influ­ ences dominating both these parties have permitted these dreadful con­ ditions to develop without serious effort to prevent or restrain them. Neither do they now promise us any substantial rfcform. They have agreed to ignore, in the coming campaign, every issue but one. They propose to drown the out­ cries of a plundered people with the uproar of a sham battle over the tariff. They propose to sacrifice our homes, lives and children on the altar of Mammon; to destroy the multitude in order to secure corruption funds from the. million­ aires. ” This is a terrible arraignment of both the Republican andz£)emocratic parties, neither being spared in the. denunciations of the plat­ form. In reply the Republicans bodly challenge these assertions and prove by incontrovertable sta­ tistics the material growth and wel­ fare of the country and the falsity of the charges made by the calam­ ity howlers. Oh the other handr the Democrats of this, the Fourth Congressional District of Michi­ gan, in convention assembled, silently submitted to these accusa­ tions and kissqd the hai\d that smites them, by adopting aseries of resolutions in entire harmony with the principles enunciated in the Omaha or People’s party con­ vention and opposed to the plat­ form adopted by their own party at Chicago, and by nominating for Congress George L. Yaple, who had announced himself squarely as endorsing and standing upon the Omaha platform, and who outHerod’s iHerod in his denunciation of the old parties. As though this was not enough they completed their degradation and ignominy by refusing to nominate a presidential elector who would vote for Cleve­ land, but instead endorsing the nomination of Edward Hutchins, who makes no secret of the fact that he is in entire harmony and accord with the declarations of the Omaha platform and, if elected, will cast his vote for the nominees of that convention, Weaver and Field. We do not-wonder that such an abject surrender of principle and virtual plea of guilty to the charges made by the People’s party has brought forth a storm of indigna­ tion from honest Democrats in all parts of the district and that many are openly repudiating the dis­ graceful barter and sale effected by their leaders and prefer to vote for H. F. Thomas and Philip Colgrove rather than a man in full fel­ lowship and harmony with those who accuse Democracy of every­ thing that is base and venal. We expect to see this revolt grow and strengthen in this dis­ trict as it has in other sections un­ til in November those Democrats who regard party, traditions and party principles as of higher value than the defeat of a Republican will boldly denounce this political miscegenation and cast their votes against its success. YAPLE*8 SELFISHNESS. Honest, genuine Democrats, how do you feel to have no part nor lot in a presidential election? No marvel that you are so mum. tin­ der the present arrangement made by Mr. Yaple and his palls you can not vote for Cleveland in this con gressional district, though* you wish to do so ever so much. Mr. Yaple, to secure his own election, has selfishly debarred you from voting the Democratic ticket for president. He has simply swapped you off—sold you to Weaver to gratify his own selfish ambition. At the Democratic con vention that nominated, him an apostate to the Weaver ranks, the Weaver elector whs also endorsed, thus leaving you no alternative but to vote for Weaver for president, or for Bidwell or Harrison! There js no contingency by which you can cast a Cleveland ballot. This is Yaple’s doings, for his own ben efit. Think it all over candidly and see how you like it. You may carry’ a torch, and tramp andhuzza for Cleveland, but you can not vote for him, can you? You know you can’t. How do you relish it? H<.u do you like the bargain that re­ quires you to barter your vote for president for a vote for Mr. Yaple, who is a candidate of a party that professes to “keep in the middle of the road”to avoid jostling against your party or have any dealings or intercourse with it. It allows you the privilege of voting for its can didates; that is all. This you art­ bound to do for president, vice president and congressman, if you carry out the contract that the in triguet has marked out for you He has sold you for a considers tion for himself, made merchandise of your votes—bartered away your franchises; bound you hand and foot, and made it utterly impcssi ble for jou to vote for the man of\ your choice and guaranteed your support to Weaver. Can he de­ liver the goods? Will he succeed in filling his contract? How do you like having your votes most gaged without your consent? “Cleveland Struck the Beggars.” The pension fraud is theft, and we repeat that no man can honestly defend it. The south has been taxed to death to pay this grand army of rascals — these battle scarred bums who. reach out the empty palm; and when Cleveland struck the beggars in the face he did a good business job. Wc hope to God that he may have a chance to hit ’em again. Vagrants and mendicants should be both vigor ously slapped and kicked.—Dur ham (AC C) Globe. This is the latest expression from the chivalry of the “Joyal south,’ whose representative gave notice in congress some months ago that the south would not much longer bear a. tax to be paid as a perpet­ ual reward to the men who fought and defeated them. Last week Dr. H. F. Thomas., Repub­ lican candidate for Congress, made thtev speeches in Van Buren epunty. at Bangbr Grand Janction and Lawrence At each place he was enthusiastically greeted and made many friends. Meanwhile Geo. L. Yaple spoke at Lawton, making a regul .r populist harangue, alienating many Dian ocratic supporters and admirers. *H the boy from Mendon will only continue I ’ hearty support of Weaver and Field. I>r Thomas will be elected by a inarvc'.ec majority. Van Buren's 2,000 Democrats object tb being controlled by a handful c: populists. ah^e\-en Yaple's personal in;unetism will not bold them in line Dr Thomas has the qualifications for an active useful member of Congress, and his car vans will be dean-cut. aggressive and 1 The Democratic war cries in this c > gressional district: land! We are going "We are in favor of fore we will vole for •-Hurrah for Ciev<to vote for Weaver'' sound money, there George Lx Yap!'. th.- rag-baby idol of alliance people's party “We have principles, therefore we vote for the election of men to office are opposed to our principles.'' “Wc are the true Andrew Jackson. Thomas Jeffer­ son democrats in principle, and of the most consistent inconsistency in prat'ice ” Dr. H. F. Thomas, of AUegcn. th* Re­ publican nominee for Congress in the Fourth district, is a U of M- boy. ^ng graduated with the medical class of ‘68 He is also a former Normal school student Ha enlisted ia Co. D.. 7th Mich, cavalry on his r8th birthday, as a private, and ganitioj a Cleveland dab Many life-long Democrats served all through the war, cctning h<n* openly repudiate tbe bote their leaden lieutenant. His regiment belonged to the famous Custer brigade which saw such Hvwly service. Dr. Thomas will be elected Cleveland. <*»quu»B«kMrm. U“1 U bw. bu poll, bUck.y. and be a representative that Michigan will �The best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXVII. NO. 27 Hastings Banner. published Thursday* by Hastings, mich., November 3,1892. ^?,e8?a) a,lerooon one of Ans. WHOLE NO. 1951 Mas - Wt eannoi 9n bow Mr. Lowden, or .0, Labouc here, the radical member of the Is to claim that be has has saved the peo­ course they are a large per cent of the Ji*of Sparry I'bllllp, grocery ante. of tbe eudonwd e.ndkUle., ran debne ple In the criminal expense^ the county? business of a prosecutor. Since January S2!S!S,'nPSl*1'1 btolIe" tbolr polltlral stllo,. or tell which w.y I, British parliament said Iu a late Issue of Or Is it more fair to believe that there has 1. *91. the business of the circuit In which his paper. London Troth: “The United l,“ ,lnT' •“* ’"><■'! hl Irani ot from them. not been so many insane during the year the people arc Interested is substantially /LiSTI.VGS, MICH. States is the most prosperous nation on 1892? And If It is fair in the Asylum to as follows: No. of cases.............. .............................. 46 looee tram the hoc ,nd ranylnj it Governor McKinley on Wild-Cat Money. earth. Her people have a lujtter living charge It up to the fact that wo have not They have been disposed of as follows: There is one thing which this country thau any other people on earth, and have so many Insane, why should it not be about two ro<t», amaablnx It badly. Onv 18 fairer to say that If the criminal expense Plead guilty.................................. or Ana horses was cut quite badly. more to live on. We do uot blame tlicm cannot afford to trifle with, and that is its 1 of the County was less, it is because we Dismissed............................................... It Is propbcalrtl that this, winter will be monoy—Rs measure of value—the money for sticking to protection. 'If ^we lived in did not have so much crime, rather than EstreatetJ............................................................... I Quashed.................................................................... 1 • cold one. Julius RusmII has antici­ which passes among Rs people in return the United States, we could sol else to give eredlt for the present condition of . Eilis entertainment was a success Acquitted ................................ .............................. 2 tilings to the Sheriff and Prosecutor. pated the demands of the people and has .-,111—The Center school had a sup- on hand n fine In: of cloaks and fure. for their labor and the products of Uwjr than'a protectionist ” Convicted............................................................... 1 toll or of their land. There ia nocontrlv Thursday evening, to increase the What will the friends of Mr. VanArman Pending................................................................ .22 something that will look nice and drewv, It is easy to figure out wfio will be . ,itey—Al Davis and family have UH* think when they know of tbe dastardly aud keep you warm and comfortable at the auce which is so successful In chea’ing Total 46 ■ • 'iM-go—•Mea, Dr. Powers has same time—and the prices of them \vout jjiabor 110,1 rol,binK the poor people of the. dershetiff if James D. Beuhani is elected attack made upon Ids ability to manage the More than X of these 22 cases are seri­ . Ung relatives at Charlotte and Otsheriff. It Is likely to bo Reuben H. Lara; crimlnalbusfneas, as shown in tho claim cause you to become Insolvent cither. Tii« y ous cases. Cases In which they plead not P»>t week—A. Potter and family were s.-lectvd with a view uf giving- tlM. | country as an unstable, worthieiw and bee, the democratic .nominee for sheriff, of the present Pros. Attorney that he was guilty, and demand a trial. Quite a num­ ' easily-counterfeited currency.. With our •. Corwin aud family have moved best article f»x the least tnoury, and no doing the criminal business of the county who left a bole on the democratic county much cheaper than did Mr. VanAnnan. ber are prejury cases, two are cases of ■ < reek—'The Center School begins one should overlook his stock if desiring prearnt paper money, the citizen or the false pretenses, and the others are bastardy, : >. w ith Lottie Smith at the helm— to purc|ia-c anything in this line. ‘j business man docs not have to carry with ticket, which the democratic county com­ Such tactics on the part of the opposition larceny, felonious assault, etc. W. Viemaster has been engaged to mittee thought was Just Benliatu's size. ought to be discountenanced by everyman, . W.Jordan, _______ _tho ____H-r-ww — Muuiwc nut need We now ask In all candor, if it cost this republican nomi;c « e ;' blm a bauk l,oUf detoctor’ he .. Austin school this winter—M. aud especially every friend ot Chris. Van And So Benham’s In the hole. The voters county 35,170.08 to dispose of about half Arman. .. - building a new house on his for register, has successfully refuted all! tocoi^’ern himielt lest the bitik shall fall the eases commenced, and when but three fat m—We are having a much the charges that have been brought agulr.-,; If the note Is geirtilne, it is good, aud al­ of Barry county had better leave him were actually tried, what In your judg­ there. ■ A Those who claim that the criminal ex­ | n:-_ h present writing—A new him by the opposition. We uo<icr.tend ways good, for its face value. The money pense is much lighter in tbe past 1no years ment will the criminal bills be when the Mi. Brady’s—A great many from that some story is to b« drculated concern­ other 22 are disposed of? of ibis country should be as national as its The Journal calls on democrats to turn ing blm at the last moment, when he can than in the two years preceding them, , . . 1! Battle Creek Friday, to hear There can be but one answer to this qucjf . ' -Edgar Tyler, of Vermontville. have no opportunity to defend himself. tlag. as sacred as the national honor, and out and help the people’s party out of the might possibly get some information by consulting the records of the Board of tlou, and that is that the criminal expens­ ... •t.ttivv- .here last week—Mrs. The voters of Barry county should brand as sound as the government itself. hole. We think wqsee the democrats of es of the county will be tbe greatest they Supervisors. It Is known that there arc such an attack as that as a low, cowardly ■ - ir.th is taking music lessons of Barry county rushing out to help our con­ certain Incidental expenses connected with have ever been, provided the ratio of ex­ • of Battle Creek. She has, a falsehood, should it be made against anv The United States alone cannot pit I belt temporary of the Journal, who has been a the Prosecuting Attorney’s office such as pense in trying them Is tbe same as those lien- usid those wishing to take candidate only a day or two l»cfore elec­ already disposed of. tion. If stories circulated at this late hour ngaint the rest of the world In the coinage thorn In the side of the democracy of Bar­ looking after cases where livery or car fare : well to call on her. had any foundation, they woujd have h.-en of silver. We cannot do this with tbe ry county, and when he could not have his has to be paid, and other incidentals of like nature which have to be furnished, the circulated long ago, so that the candidate ruin of onr national credit, the destruction way'bas pulled his knife and carved (he Prosecutor by tho county. It will be rec­ The U. B. church wi|l give a chicken pie ■ :.li. of Ada, came tn Freeport could have trti opportunity to reply. The of values, and the inevitable panic that back of tbe democratic organization. ollected that Mr. VanAnnan was elected social al the Episcopal society rooms j ud purchased the vacant lot people demand fair play on all sides. Prosecutor In '88. taking his office January Thursday evening, November 8th, 1892. follows financial extravagances. When Herald office. where he intends 1st ’89, and that he died in January of ’90, Supper tb begin at 5 p. m. Everybody Owing to the rainy night the republican the commercial nations of tbe earth agree block next spring—During Do you want to make the rich silver and that Judge Smith was appointed to fill come. - in.', storm last Friday -evening meeting held In the court house Monday upon a inrio between gold and silver, then evening was pot largely attended, though mine owners a present of $10,200,000 a tire vacancy for the balance of the year. The Young People's Union connected l: block wen- blown dawn there were ai great many more pros*:nt there can be free coinage, absolute free year? If you do, vote the people's ticket, During Mr. VauArman-’s term of about with the Baptist church will give a social • h- id 111 Union Hall Saturday than could be expected considering the coinage, without danger to the country, favor free eolnagd, which would givo the thirteen months these Incidental expenses at W. Oj Lowden’s next Wednesday were in round numbers $141. This is well attended stud a good evening. Mit V. M. Gore, of Buchanan, and without destroying our whole financial evening, Nov. 9th. . Supper will be served '30 cento profit on each standard dollar amount was made larger without any : -Miss Ollie Critter, of the speaker, gave a very fine talk aud one system. To attempt free coinage of our from 5 to 7 p. (m. All are cordially in­ cditied tb the bullion owner and not the doubt on account of Mr. Van Arman’s ill­ vited to aflend. -1 • nt Saturday and Sunday filled with -loutnl logic and rca«otiing. ness, which would very naturally Increase standard silver dollars would be to invite Tuesday evmlng Mr. Gore spoke at Mr. and Mrs. 41. Eckert Services [subjects next Sunday at Pres­ the expenses of the office. During Judge • h with F. Wolf aud faml- Woodland to i very large audieuce. nnd ruin and disaster: and would be giving to Smith’s eleven months as prosecutdr they byterian church—morning, ••Christ the _____ „ _______ _______nf _ thy sliver mine owners yearly donations of republicans d a Godfrey a> 1 - n Peter, en- some of the ending were about 860. For the year 1891 Mr. Food of Man”—evening, a talk about It is barely possible, should circumstan ­ county who v ere pn-aeut say that (without ■.upany from Middleville. Sun­ million of dollars. We are doing all that ces be propitious, that Dr. Woodmansee Ixiwden’s expenses were about $83. For Tennyson nnd his Message to the iwth. wag tbe the best tq<eecll speech' that Smalt Steckel. Ella llelg- any question tI Wk» the j car 1892, up to the date of the meet­ Century. , 1: 1 :-<• ..pent h •• Sabbath Ims been dell' ered iu Barry county. Mr. we possibly can now. until an international might want the help of the people’s nomi­ ing of the board In October and covering u Goreisayouiig-------* splendid ’ ”‘ ’ ....... . Al! ladies Interested in missions are in­ agreement is reached, in the coinage of • ’...•ker: Cura Nagler man of abilities nees who have been endorsed by the Dr.’s jHritxl of little more than nine muiiths. vited to thb Presbyterian Parsonage next \ -r term of reload In the and has a bri ::ht and promising future. I*** silver. We are using the bullion product party mid committee, to aid him in secur­ his bill against the county was about $175. Wednesday at 3 o’clock. him. H< will l>e gladly welcomed In r. Moudav—School closed o f the country. S54.000.000 a year, aud The board however reduced it about $55. ing n place on the Barry county board of leaving him $120. What do the people •••n *"hool- last Friday for a this counly’w ileryvgE Iu: mar aonear In tlm The Ix>yal 1-eglon Band of Hope, meet Fri­ .putting tbe Sid,200.000 profit In Unde atioti—The speech in Union pension examiners. day afternoon at4 o’clock, at the U. - B. think of this kind of economy? Sam’s strong box. c.-niug was nut very well aty church: write termlnaiiou of a long, faithful and t;■cuuut of the storm—.lake useful Jlf«- caifie Tuesday afternoon when The Claltu Refuted. The C. L. S. C. will meet with Mrs. W. purchased Mrs. D’. We!c»tfs ‘•Old Charlie,’* tbe fatuity horse of D. B. Henry Waterson, who wrote the free It. Cook with the following program: The claim of the opposition that the ex­ ■: in the village—Freeport Uaa Read the following: Cook’s, was put out uf existence by kind trade plank of the national democratic penses of the County have been much less .Quotations from the Grecian History. 84.930 bauds. He was in the 35tb year of lus jdatfor m, says he would favor restoring for the past two years than for the former Criminal expense of 1 692. Grecian History, chapter 5. Miss lamp­ . 3.807 age. anti was slowly itarvlng to death, not the duty on sugar. The policy of tbe two two years is pretty effectually disposed of Criminal expense for 1800. man. : wife the Sabba because he was not given anything to eat, United States and Foreign Powers, chap­ by the recot ds of the Board of Supervisors ■ parents. Mr. and Mi Bartles on the tariff can be aptly summed two f Total expense for the boi lo*cause tie could not eat that ‘hich ter 7 and 8, Mrs. Geer. for the past four years. It Is generally •outh of town. years...................................... ... .$9,298 WO6 given td hint. Veterinarians had pro­ typ in the action favored by them on two know?i that at the Oct. session of the Influence of Greek Architecture in .... 2,585 04 United Stales. Mrs. Maggie Bailey. longed his life fur Mrveral years but .could '/taple articles. The Mills’ bill put 08 per Board they provide for Ihe raising of the Criminal expense for 1891... will Crilniiml expense for 1892 . udo so no lunger. ^UrTToSlTisecured him The Columbus Monuments, Mrs. W. R. Y.iple spoke here on the evening cent, duty on sugar anti wool on the free taxes for the coming year, aud this record nut equal that of 1891, but if Cook. • ; • quite a large audience, com-) \qrhen IB* wasVeolt and he Itos Iteen in his list. The republican McKinley bill put a shows as follows: the same, it will only amount Questions in October Chautauquan an­ • liiTerent political parties, pre-' possession ever since, •quid has been re­ Tuxes provided for by the Oct. session 08 for the two years to...................... I duty of 9 to 12 cents a pound on Wool, and swers in November. . > many theories upon the national garded almost as a member of the family. A saving to the taxpayers of Barry coun­ Critic W. IL Cook. •82000. ■: in. such as purchasing and run- Indeed In penning these few lines to his sugar on tbe (rec list. We ask our farmer Asylum Fund. ty In tbe two years of $4,128.31, and this • ‘k.wls. telephones, free coinage memory we almost feel that our family friends to make their choice between these Court 2000. •• too in the face of the fact that there has 4500. ■ He rehearsed some truths circle has been broken. No more faitliful policies, as they are proposed by their ad­ UiKir been four times as many liquor prosecu­ 5200. Salaries : -■ i-' ceh. mixed with Ils full member of the brute creation ever drew tions as altogether befpre in eight years By Ellen Holbrook Ilunlltou. vocates. the breath of life. Endowed with nn in ­ ’ 7300. Mhc. “ • i • j*. a.»many who listened to (with the exception of one year). Gamb­ O sumac bright nsl! O golden rod yellow! • regard it from their stand telligence far above bls kind, he gave the Total ! 21000 ling rooms have been raided and broken When jou light tip the fields lo<he fall of the Republican silver legislation utilizes the year. I • -.Id ad the theories which the best part of his life to a faithful perform­ Taxes provided for by the Oct. session up. owners of houses of prostitutlonvrobe Notes of Ihe birds by much singing grows Mendon associated, be thrown ance of all the duties required of him. and entire bullion product of America, increas­ of ’96. cuted and houses closed, card mid gamb­ mellow. • •• -'.ini's shoulders to be carried ■ his last years were spent in a well earned es our currency $54,000,000 a year. Asylum Fund Summer Is ending, and the autumn is near $3000. ling tables driven out of tlieValoons, and ■ think it would require- a great rest. 1500. law breakers of all classes prosecuted. ” A lesson I find In your brightness and beauty. Every dollar of that currency Is good. Court Does It pay to maintain law and or^er’.' ■ i - : b.-sides qnite a regiment As bursting of light from an ember'* last snark 4500. ’’ The profit of 30 cents on each dollar coin­ Poor EDITORIAL NOTES. With love of Our Father. 1*11 ne’er forgrt only. officials to carry Into_effectJ 5200. Tax payers draw your own coucluslonA^Salaries For hope that was latent, spring* forth from ed. amounting to $16,200,000 yearly, goes Mlsc. 11, jinm thus advocated by him 6800. Jourrial. Hie dark. “ M'-'..iy has been quite sick the The above Item appeared in the Has­ to the government, aud not the silver mine 21000. Total . The voices of children, the bees gentle hum­ • i? better at this writing— tings Journal of last week, and we desire William O. Lowden was nominated by owner. Is not that tbe best possible sys­ ming. Taxes provided for by the Oct. Session especially to call the attention of the voters The breezes, the sunshine, all say you are here: • I'- F. Newton, didd on the the people’s party for prosecuting attorney. tem until some international ratio Is agreed of ’91. Your mission Is great, vre ean tell by your . '.iie 25th. age 81 years. The to IL It was Without doubt either pre­ coining. . 83300.00 The convention that named him asked him Asylum Fund upon? Free coinage now would be sim­ •i. ■- were held at' the reslSo lata In the season with wisdom to cheer. 1500.00 pared in great haste, or in the dark. " ' । ■! i> Lawrence, with whom she to make a speech, which Ixe did. Iu that ply a scheme to put money In the pockets Court Before making any suggeatlons regard­ The gold of the sunrise, tbe blush of the sun­ • 4200.00 Poor “ ing Its untnithfulness on account of Ils n't f>*d lived up to his death speech he declared both the democratic of sliver bullion owners. set; 5400.00 Salaries By nature’s own kiss here together have met. misleading and unfair statements we de­ • - i-t. Her remains were placed and republican parties to be rotten aud 556*1.15 They keep in the memory return of the sum­ Mlsc. sire to call the attention m »ne reader care­ '■•• of her husband, al Cedar mer, Tbe teachers and educators of the state corrupt and' that he hoped his right hand 19160.15 fully to the statement itself. Total ■ notary ,on the 27th Instant. Rev. IJke a promise to us, God will not forget. secured the nomination of Prof. H. R. The first Item Is evidentlv meant to rep­ Taxes provided for by ihe Oct. session . ' f Kal-unazoo.officiatlng—Boyd would forget Its cunning if he ever voted resent the criminal expenses for 1889, In­ -l.t .nd wife left Thursday for a for either. He at the same time expressed Pattenglll, of 1-anslng, for Supt of Public of ’02. $1500. stead of 1892, because it will be seen that '• ‘ :' lends at Caledonia—James, regret that the Omaha platform did not de­ Instruction, and they should see to It that Asylum Fund 1000. the desire was to compare the last two "I Middleville, made several A singular freak of nature in the vegeta­ ” he Is elected. He Is a hustling, progres­ Court clare for prohibition. 4500. years with the two years preceding. This ble kingdom may be observed a short dis­ '->ut town last week—Mrs. Poor " sive mau. Under him our grand e|uca5400 is not of great moment only as It indicates tance east of Ashburnham, on the line of Presto, change! '•va> surprised on the 22nd. by Salaries tlonal astern will receive the most careful Mlsc. the want of care in the preparation of so 9600 the Fitchburg railroad. Tho tree is about 'iqite a number of her lady * ‘ See the contortionist get down to busi­ the size of a large apple tree and,has & thought of one whose training especially 22000 1 na l come with loving hearts ness! Total H |important an item of news. If no mon- care has been used in the limb about eighteen or twenty inches in "t*n bands to remind her of her fits him for the office. During the past The amount provided for by taxation in He nnd others on bis ticket set out im­ searching for the expenses thau is shown jinmeter. Persons have dug down and it.iversary. Money and useful seven years he has travelled 50,000 miles 1892 is not Increased by the building ot ,was used iu the preparation of the item found but one root underneath, but It has ii-i: as tokens of esteem In mediately to get democratic help. They the Court House and Jail, for that amount , v.a> held by the many who made financial inducements to the then '.visited 3,000 school rooms, ami made 322 Is limited to $54000.00, one-third to be .itself, then wc submit that it deserves but two kinds of foliage, that of a pine and little credit on the part of tho voter, for that of on oak, which may be distinctly -t—Hon, J. H. Woodman 'is editor of tbe Democrat, Charles P. Warner, addressee. raised this year, and in addition to the $22,- [this error and another much more serious seen from « distance. In the fall of the •;-ech here to night. 000 to be raised there will be raised for the t(o be now noticed brand the article as of to advocate endorsement of the people’s year burs fall on ono aide and acornsan United States minister to England, Rob­ Court House and Jail tills coming year ,no value at all. so far as its truthfuinees Is BauGeltl. the other.—Albany Journal. ticket. ;concerned. We shall therefore take tbe ert Lincoln, whose authority no man can 818000. •• •.••cent death of comrade, Jesse Though he had renounced the prohibi­ liberty to consider that It means 1889 dispute, said in a recent interview: "if • .n‘ lo'iowlng action was taken It will not be forgotten Hint up to the tion party by Joining the people ’ s partv, Probably the first records ot-lake dwell­ I n-guiar meeting of John Stark, the farmers and laborers of the United tltao Mr. Lowden took his office as Prose- when it says 1892. because It must be that • '-G. A. IL. of the department he next sough! and secured endorsement State* could go to free trade England, and cuiing Attorney the salary of the office had this is what the person meant who prepar­ ings were made in Ireland, where thia ed iL Any other interpellation of It -olvcd. whereas it has pfeas by the prohibitionists. been $700 and the county had paid for out­ would be a scorcher to the i>arty whom It method of habitation has been In existence see the condition of the agriculturalists and from remote periods to comparative recent •uie Ruler of the Universe, to side help given tho Prosecutor. The He was »pumed by tho democrats, • Umea. There is documentary evidence working men there, I believe not one of Itoanl however at the October session of ’90 is intended to aid. Flrat'lt says: 1 ••ar midst our dear comrade, : t a. it'is but just that the fol- whose party he had denounced as rotten them would consent to exchange the policy passed a resolution giving to the Pros. Criminal expenses for 1889.......... $4,930 52 that some of the Irish crannogs were 1u ex­ Crimn&l expenses for 1890 ............ 3,367 87 istence .-uid occupieujn the time of Eliza­ ■Bdtlon of his many virtues, and corrupt, securing but 23 or SO of the of protection, which makes this country Attorney a salary of 81000, he to pay his beth. They were usually approached in penned. 170 votes In the democratic county con­ prosperous, for the British tariff policy.’’ own help, except in murder cases, rids Total expenses for the two canoes and were not connected with the 1 by the death of our dear was a very wise thing to have done we vention. years ................................................... 0,298.30 shore by a gangway^ In Scotland n large comrade, Jesse Hampton, the think because, while Mr. Lowden ’ s cases But with zeal and discretion, bt_set out A child in school, who had uot advanced number of similar structures have been The free traders abuse Mr. Peck, the have been of the lighter clasx. yet It Is sel­ •> the loss of another comrade. r ready to' lend a helping for the democratic county committee, and democratic labor commissioner of New dom that he appears In Court without farther than the third grade, would say In discovered.—Philadelphia Ledger. needy and aid In a .voice of got on the democratic county ticket. By- York, but they cannot get away from his somebody at ids side, and it Is probable a moment that the two items did not make $9,293.39, but in fact made $8,298.39. In spur " the distressed of the Grand what methods wa do not know. But that figures. He proved to the world that,, in that the expense of the county has been other words, in the haste to make it ap­ The manufacturers of razor strops hare -udand companion; a citizen thcrewas no consideratlonfor the deal Is New York state alone, under the McKin­ somewljat decreased by the action of the pear that the prescnKgheriff and prosecu­ always taken great care to keep secret tho •'.is noble and worthy of 1ml­ board. It Is not out of place however to tor had saved money to the county, they nature of tbe composition used in the man­ ' • fellow comrades: that the hot probable. ley bill, the laborers had been paid’ over compare the four years, in-as-much as the make the items of the expenses for these ufacture of their special commodity. This > mpathy of the Post, be exNow tliiuk where this man stands politi­ $6,000,000 more In wages, and tbe manu­ gauntlet has been thrown down by the op­ two years 81,000 more than they really material is now declared to be composed •• beteaved family In this uf- cally. We make do reflections upon him position. During Mr. VanArman’s term are, and carry the fraudulent statement not of coke, ground to nn impalpable powder, facturers had made over $31,000,000 more 3ud that these resolutions Ihj there was paid for legal help about only down through this statement but made into a paste with fat and perfumed goods the first year under the McKinley $200 and during judgy Smith's the assis­ . 1 the records of Uris Post and a except politically. through others of a like kind, In the same with an ethereal oiL—New York Tele­ As a people's part)- man he favors Wea­ bill than the year just proceeding It. • ’'.Tied to the family of our <letance was about WOO in all S400 for the term paper. gram. _ ________________ _ ver and free coinage and cheap loans on of two years. The salary paid these*gen­ The article dwells largely on what has Ai.uebt Ai>AM.<, AdiL tlemen was 81400, for the two years, mak ­ farms. As a democrat be opposes all been done for the county, and one would Look at the disgraceful deals eugiueered ing In all 31800. Mr. Lowden for his two suppose from it that never had tltere been They were----------just engaged. “We had bet— j------these things aud also opposes all sumptu­ by tiie opposition In Barry county. Keyears will receive 82000. or 8200 more than so much virtue in our little city and coun- ter be married tomorrow." said he. ary laws such as prohibition. As a pro­ metoljer that there is a consideration for did VanAnnan and Smith. So soon?’’1 tv nnd such perfect law and order ns now. ““ ’ •Yea. Your father aud I differ in poli­ hibitionist he must oppose both Cleveland cvep- bargain—a price for every such But no one who knows tho facta takes any ! -take your watches, clocks and Is there an Intelligent person In Barn­ stock in such position. tics, nnd there is no telling how soon we rind Weaver, and favor sumptuary laws swap. We don’t pretend to know whether County who thinks that tbe business con­ may be deadly enemies."—Exchange. ■ < repairs to John Bcssmcr’s to It may be possible that there has Iwn it is1 money or promised offices. Whicbsuch as prohibition. » ;-’ood Job. .' ducted for the years 1880 and ’90 by Mr. less expense attending the criminal busiCon Id anything more utterly Inconsist­ evet It may be, it is equally corrupt and VanAnnan and Judge Smith as Prosecu­ It ia said that spectacles, or at least mag­ neas of the county; if so, it la because ■ to death when blankets and ent than Mr. Lowden's position, especially dis^aceful. Barry county's self respect­ tors and Baker Shrlner as Sheriff was dope there has ixwn less crime, and the condi­ nifying lenses, were known long before the • "J woolen goods are selling so more extravagantly than it has been by tion claimed would exist whoever had time of Christ, and It .is known that Nero "t Russell’s. It don’t pay tn co­ his attitude toward sumptuary laws on ing voters owe it to t hemselves to repu­ watched tho games in tha arena through a Mr. Lowden nnd Mr. Benham tbe past trio charge of the business. lour health to save a few cento. which he Is seeking votes, be imagined? diate such disgusting deals. years? la it not more fair and reasonable It must and will be conccd id that there convex emerald. Layard unearthed a tens f.?.?" 1" lhe draggist, wishes us His position reminds us of a story a Geor­ of rock crystal from Nineveh. tot resume that If thereto a less expense A vote for James H. McKevitt for sher­ during the past two years on account of to a great difference in cases. It to not as A»MllUinCC l° tllL‘ 4*°Ple of Barry county, gia democratic orator told on a southern expensive to try a 11180 when he pleads Among the Christians there are about the . a oew “d inrK® assortment of ! populist He reminds one of the boy iff and James A. Sweezey for prosecutor the criminal business, that It to jecauso guilty, as it to to try him when he demands « patterns of wall paper that monis a vote for the faithful enforcement of all the business has not existed. a trial And there to a difference In the 200 different sects, nnd there are 800 sects among other religionists, anil each sec­ *S!ms Uy* CftU °n hlm uu5iuj«4 whose motlier made him his first suit of expense attending the trial of cases. The sdergarten. laws. These gentleman pledge this. They It will be noticed by a report elsewhere expense of the trial of an assault and bat­ tarian has ar. opinion that fixes him in his clothes, aud sent him to the creed; lie believes he is right. saying the arc known tQx-be men of their word. printed In this paperrtbat tbe '"/'"l and reliable millinery goodscan al- He came home bitterly cryIn tery case does not In any way compare Their word should be taken by any and for IK) was 33000. That was whileJndge with the expense of the trial of cases in­ SnfLii ,pur':h**d at Russeirs. Mrs. boys had made fun of the pt 1 he wore. White moles and sandy colored oow ! Smith was prosecutor,while in 1892 ,tlte volving murder, perjury, forgery, false Witr > w.;° nianaKe9 this department, al­ He said he wanted some store panto; be­ every fair man in preference to that of the have been written of as wmethlng rare, | pretenses, Journal, or any other1 of their traducers,, fund was only 81500, under Mr• iX , t,ie l*‘e*t and beat styles and by a'wawra, etc. v.G. bntLM.Uoul.o-. p»rUeoloraa route, loo. । Why is not It as fair 1£.UTd1en Ir - Tbe casts th S£ toJc*h.gbe'ta preparcd to ’tive cause with those he had on he couldn’t The casts the people bare in the circuit .ra u be toMdimllpMUrfEegUna. ( who gre saying other things for political claim the benefit of that reduction, and are a fair Indication of the bustoeM. Of Pk that are always right and rexsona- tell w’mther he was going to school or claim that he saved the people 31300, as it effect. Don’t be deceived. coming home. ’ COOK EBO9-. ---- AT------ OUNTY :NEWS. ■ iitiunal Local News. �PROBATE ORDER Hastings Banner. Thursday, November 3, 189a. corrupt, and that he hopedhls right hand would forget Its cunn'Dg If he ever for either. Under such circumstances, That ta ths B *' . —T ASS* °S/'“T' Ex-Governor Luce in the course of his speech at Bad Axe said: “Occasion­ ally we hear people say that John T. TUX HASTINGS, MICH.. POSTOVT1CK, Rich has been an offlceseekiir. This I ‘ A.T7GBST 14.18T9.__________ How _W. O. Lowden can have the cheek neither deny or affirm. 1 It is possible to ask republicans or democrats to vote for that he his sought the office of super­ him, after denouncing those parties as rot­ visor of his township, and of repre­ ten aud corrupt, is a mystery to us. We sentative and senator in the legislature The following extracts from tbe New can ray that our bullet Is that enough will und a seat in Congress, all of which Of this I York Bank Note List and Co. pkrfeit De­ no: do till* to enable Mr. Lowden to re- '"positions ho has occupied. tector.” of October find. 185U. show tbe tire to private life to retiect upon the un- J[ know not,. but I do know that he never condition of the money atloat In Michigan wisdom of opening his mouth and stickirg sought by himself, or through another, I the position of railroad Commissioner, at that date. It will be observed that the both feet Into it. ------------------------------! und this is one of the most responsible genuine money of nearly all banks was It a republican or a democrat wants to office* he has ever held. subject to a discount, and in many cases “When the people of this state had encourage a man who denounced both old was worthless, and that there were many elected me to the high office of gov­ parties as rotteu and corrupt, and express­ ernor of the commonwealth I had but counterfeit* on every bank of any standing. ed the wish that his right hand would for­ one single ambition, and that was to Michigan State Bank, Detroit, discount get ite cunnlug if he ever voted for eithep, give to all of the people the best pos­ uncertain. sible administration of affairs. Thi* he should vote for W. O. Lowden, who Peninsula Bank, Detroit, discount un­ was only to be secured by the selection thus slandered those parties. of the very best men 10 discharge the certain. various duties devolving upon them, Earme r^' and Mechanics’ Bank. Detroit, Vote for David Huggett, of Assyria, for nnd the most important position to be Niles Agency dotted. the legislature, und wo can promise you filled by appointment from the gov­ Bunk of Macomb county, discount one ernor was railroad commissioner. The that a worthy, capable man receives your law clothes him with extraordinary and one-holt per cent and I wanted first of Michigan Insurance Bank, Detroit, dis­ franchise, and one that will undo squaw­ powers, things an honest man, nnd buck folly and villainy as shown in the all count uncertain. man who would always possess squawbuck'keroeene oil law, as well as a Government Stock Bank, Anu Arbor, possess the courage of his conviction*^. other lawj. discount three-fourths of one per cent. and bravely guard and protect the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, Detroit, The Journal is yelling Itself hoarse In rights of shippers nnd of the people discount uncertain. stating that the saloons of Barry county everywhere within the limit of author­ Counterfeit fives, large1 V, unlike genu­ ity conferred upon him by the laws of are trying to do up Mr. Lowden. We do tho state. I wanted a man who would ine. • not kuow how many saloonlsta will vole be considerate of the feelings and _ in­ Counterfeit tens, signatures and filling for Mr. Lowden. We do know that one terests of the men who run the trains; *up in the same hand. saloonist in this city Is openly working for of the engineers who drive the iron Counterfeit twenties; bank has no twen­ horse out in the storm, through tun­ Lowden. nels and over bridges and into whose ties out * safe keeping we trust our lives and Government Stock bank, Ann Arbor, No democrat In this district can vote for our property. And iu ro’.ation to his discount three-fourths of one per cent. Grover Cleveland. He must vote for conduct in this regard I wanted a mau Counterfeit twos, altered from ones. Weaver, if he votes his ticket as the who would be kind but firm. I wanted a man who would have a due regard to Counterfeit fives, altered from ones. schemer^ have prepared it for him, the the rights of tho men who own the Counterfeit tens, altered from ones, Weaver elector having been endorsed by roads. They have contributed to the head of Jackson at right. development and prosperity of this the democratic district convention. Counterfeit notes of any outside banks great country, und I did not want a in circulation. A man who tries to ride into office by a man to hold that high office that would nag, annoy or needlessly interfere with All worthless and closed banks are straddle on two or three platforms, as rad­ their business and rights. omitted. ically apart ns darkness and daylight, Repute all notar q/ba»Ls uot matioii- ought not to be elected. Politically, such “For the purpose of securing 3 man cd in tMt Utt. - a man represents nothing but dishorn st who possessed all these varied qualifi­ cations, my mind went racing Many worthless and fraudulent notes of and disreputable bargaining. over the state, canvassing the banks of other states afloat in state. qualifications of many friends of The attempt of the Journal to make peo­ Notes altered from a Michigan bauk whose acquaintance I was proud, and ple believe that there Is any hope for Wea­ every time that I would reacn anything alloat in New Jersey and elsewhere. ver, or any idea of exceeding 1500 of the like a conclusion, the choice fell upon New counterfeits are out—as follows: John T, Rich. I knew him from the Counterfeit fives on Merchant's bank, (1500 voters of Barry county going for him sole of his feet to the crown ofx his is simply whistling through the grave­ head, and knew him to be a brave, Conn., altered from ones. honest man who discharged duties Counterfeit twos', on bank of Burling­ yard. fearlessly and with a fidelity that was ton, Vermont, likely to deceive. The Journal rubs It hi on tho democrats worthy of emulation. Counterfeit fives on Southbridge bank, Did Not Solicit the FoalUon. by asserting that there has been no change Mass., unlike genuine. “He did not ask for the position; 1 do Counterfeit tens on Boston, Mass., ba/k, in tbe people’s ticket. Tills Is a lefthand­ not know that he thought of it, but I ed way of saying Hint “ we crammed our telegraphiHl him to come to Lansing, altered from small notes. told him what kind of a man 1 wanted, Counterfeit twenties on Boston bank, tickets down democratic throats.” and wound up by saying: ‘.My opin­ altered from small notes. ’ The posi­ Every soldier knows that Ben. Morse, ion is, thou art the man.’ Counterfeit fives on Duchess county tion was accepted. I watched his the soldier, will not vole' for Ben Harrison, course with solicitude, and say without bank, N. Y.. good Imitations.' the soldier, no more than the Journal edi­ hesitation that no man in thh, or any Counterfeit tens and twenties. Duchess tor will vote for Dr. Thomas for congress­ other state ever discharged the com­ county bank. N. Y., good imitations. plicated duties of railroad commis­ man, because the Dr. is a soldier. sioner with greater wisdom and fidelity Counterfeit ones on Hartford bank. than he. He was a* quick to respond to Conn. Vote for Dr. -Samuel M. Wilkins for the call of the poor and unknown when Do you want this kind of money again? state senator. He Isn’t trying like his op­ complaint came to him a* he was to the If not. vote for Harrison. There ponent to straddle three horses. He rep­ call of the rich or powerful. was no point in the state so remote resents something, and wilt represent this that when complaint came from ship­ Elsewhere Is an article copied from tho district faithfully. pers, farmers, or othera, he did not Eaton Rapids Journal, showing the pledge reach it on tho first train and in­ made by M- F. Jordan td' secure prohibi­ A vote for Henry F. Thomas for con­ vestigate carefully the situation. And tion support. Milt will learn In a few gressman Is a vote for republican princi­ I believe on all occasions he used all years, that It is better for a politician to ples. A vote for George L. Yaple is a • the judgment and discretion he waa master of in adjusting difficulties. If walk 10 miles than to write a letter. Now vote to antagonize republican principles. anyone suspected that a railroad bridge Mr. Jordan Is running on another ticket, was weak either he or bis assistant the platform for which opposes all sumptu­ gave it immediate attention. Barry county will show a splendid ma “I say this here tonight because a ary legislation. The upshot of the busi­ Jority for Harrison and the entire republi­ disposition is manifested In some quar­ ness will be that neither party can trust can ticket Barry county Is a republican ters to make an effort to create him. It Is the old story ot political dis­ county. prejudice. But, responsible as I am, solely and alone, for his appointment, honesty, a man pledging himself to do any­ Tbe republicans discovered two years I challenge the most careful scrutiny thing for votes. Mr. Jordan has placed and searching investigation into every himself where be is entitled to the aouh- ago that republican candidates were not official act performed by him during dence of none of tho voters. lie rill be. elected by republican votert staying at the four years that he held the im­ home. portant position of railroad commis­ as he should be, defeated. sioner. He was faithful to the inter­ The republican ticket from Harrison to est* of the people; he was kind to the The Journal's attempt to make James H. men who run the trains; he was honest McKevitt and James A- tiwcczey appear as coroner deserves and should receive the with the railroad companies. There tbe saloon candidates will fall fiat They support of an republicans. was nothing more to be demanded of him. He served faithfully and well, as are neither. They pledge the people of If your name Is not already registered, he will in the executive Aair, a posi­ Barry county to falthtully and Impartially tion which he will occupy after the enforce the laws, all the laws. They will and yon shall fail to register Saturday, first day of January, 1803.4 not enforce them for political effect; but you cannot vote Tuesday. j^^wn^Aa'TreONIteCLASS MATTXB AT Lowden, votes for a man and vilified his party. who slandered editorial notes. enforce them because they should be en­ Barry county republicans have a ticket forced. The pledges of these gentlemen eminently worthy their support; and It should be and will be taken In place of the should have that support. false, meanly false, statement of the Jour­ nal, which hbs a faint spasm of morality Never were the capital and labor of the Jost now. But It is that cheap kind of United States so well employed as now morality which ninth-rate politicians dan­ under the McKinley law. gle before voters for polities} effect Tbe chairman and secretary of tho pro­ We hope Barry county will give Judge hibition county committee have done a Hooker a majority 500 better thau his good Job of bringing deserved contempt ticket. - He deserves It. upon their party by endorsing men who are not and never were prohibitionists. What does a man running on three Tbe chairman Is Dr. M. C. Woodmansee, ticket* represent politically? Just this: on three tickets for coroner; the secretary Political dishonesty. carts bls name in the middle, and la Charles Howard Thomas, who In the people’s con­ It is the duty of every republican whose vention declared himself for that party, name Is net already registered to see to It and yet accepted the secretaryship of an­ next Saturday. other party’s committee. Charles Howard Thomas Is on three tickets for circuit court The lUrhwn sdmtnhtnitlon hi, hen clean and consistent and republican. Vole to aoatale IL We understand that C. W. Jordan’s op­ ponent Intends to flood the county with circulars to be used on election day. We cannot believe Mr. Wickwire will do this, if he shall resort to that kind of warfare It ought to bury him. If he has any charges o bring against bis opponent. It is coward­ ly to waft until his opponent cannot an­ swer them. If Mr. Wlckwlre has any barges to prefer, tbe time to prefer them before election day. That Extra Seealou. \ Judge Morse and other Democratib speakers have been telling the people that the cost of the extra session of the “sqnawbuek" legislature cost only 87,000. They know better. Here are the items of expense of that .Mjsaion, taken from the state records: Mileage and attendance of members, clerks and attaches..... .. Printing by the state printer "at con- Has ^tract prices — .................................. Prtnttns'the law. of the «Mra" Koiloo l‘'D° -in five hundred newspapanTatfi&Tr. Printing of new legislative, senatorial, congreaslonal. judicial and railroad maps, entered at extra se*alon....... MM Incldeutala for stationery, etc.............. Total.................................... H.I.......... That is quite as negr the truth as Democratic statements regarding state affairs ever come. In a recent interview, Gov. Flower of New York, said of the McKinlcv tariff law: “That was a detd issue in his dis­ trict Why, only a few dealers in Oswego are affected by the bill, and _______________ „ ___ ___ ___ they are finding fault You take my fvmntw Jefferson. 'rk.. ___ vhare _ - ' county, The fanners been benefited by thia measure, and Protection Is the American policy. You theyknow IL_____________________________ , "The increased tariff haa withdrawn ' *9 an American must desire to see It 8UCthe Canadian competition, and to-day cessfnl. they are getting better prices than in ' “ F'""1 yoa™I 1 It will be umIoss to bring any argsThe republican electai in this district Is ment In our district that (he McKinley Philip T. CbigruVA V ote for him. bill does not benellt tbe tm-mera, for it (lorn, and the facts bear it ouL There Register next S itur/ay If you are uot al- la no use of a Democrat trying to get an offlewdn that district on that isXe n.-ady nghieml. J for it i* a dead one.’’ ’ . A full Republican rota In Michigan this year ia a matter of prime Import­ ance It was the“stsy-at-homea that elected a Democratic .late time and surrendered the state ■ inter esta into the hands of the ’ R®**' ^Xpubliain must not only get himself out. his neighbor no peace of mind if he shows any indication of shirking h duty. A few votes may determine the result in close localities. In tive district* this is very apt to b® case and even in some congressional district* the Republican candidate* need all the help they can get ine neJt legislature wtil elect a United K s'uKJKSS RepublicanRally Last Republican Meeting of tbe Campaign. State* senator. He must be a Rm tnuCAM. The next legislature wijl be able, if Republican, to remedy evils of squawbuek legislation and re­ store Michigan to the place of honor she occupied before lapsing into politi­ cal “craukism.” Keep this in view and turn out. The indications are> good for a full vote, but no one should saj, ••Then they will not need my vote. Do not sit. down in the hope that some one else will perform the grand work or regeneration for you. "Bx a thb stbife.’’ You will be proud of the work when it is done and can then law­ fully claim a share in the honor. RePUnUCANS, ONE AMD ALL, THIS MKANB YOU. REV. WASHINGTON Judge Morse is now growing frantic in his denials that he did not call farm­ ers “lazy farmers" and •’lazy devils." The occurrence of those word* in the report of hi* speech printed in the Ish­ peming Daily Press cannot be denied. They ore there in cold type. The edi­ tor und publisher of that paper is J. Maurice Finn,Democratic candidate for congress in the Twelfth district, who was present on the platform when Judge Morse used the language. This Is not the only, thing Judge Morse has to answer for in the present campaign. He has tried to use hl* army record and his G. A. R. membership tvs a whip to bring old soldiers into line with the party that hate* them. He ha* himself refused hitherto to vote for comrade* as against civilians, but expects them to vote for hitn. He ha* u*ed hi* judi­ cial decisions a* campaign dodges, thus implying that they are no better than tho average political clap-trap. He stumped the state in a political contest while bolding au office which he de- state treasury. If all these things are consistent with the honorable charac­ ter which his friend* have always claimed for:him, then the people will be called upon to reform their idea* of propriety. Democratic Sentiment. It may be of interest to tbe soldiers of this section to learn that the Demo­ cratic Glee club sang Monday night the following: We ucefi a few more rctoen yet. To lb® pension grabbing •«; we’ll par a loyal nation’* debt, Bui choke the leeches off you bet. The sentiment waa loudly applauded by the audience. How do the veterans like this? The Democratic Glee club ia cordially invited to the wigwam Wednesday evening to listen to more patriotic and loyal songs than the above.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. The Democrat papers are disposed to rejoice over the statement that twothirds of the faculty of Amherst col­ lege have declared for Cleveland, but they either forget or do not kuow that VO per cent of the hundreds of students xn that college, many of whom vote this year too, are pronounced Re­ publicans.—Kalamazoo Telegraph. •» >» “IU«1 that JtoUe Morse will be the saloon keeper’s can­ didate for governor. There must be ime reason for this choice and it is the duty of evw-y friend of temperance to look Into the matter. The tome prloClplo of mrtlon applle. to tho Demo­ cratic and Repoblkan candidate for at. terne,-general. Tho Domocrat. are on lhc „„ ,n Michigan ana the only certain way to punish them foe thole steal of the leo- lhele disgrace of the .Ute Is to keen them running. Let Republican, make their work thorough from now on. The Democratic gann la the ucre. fry ol atate'e oB^who lutve d"wl“K P“X for manufacturing cam^5“ ‘l? cleaned out only by » Republican elctory. Eeerr centLaid “'“Ont of tho public tnmm*y U a k“*• "■* a stoP10 >L ---------------- - ---------------------When fkanrade Shaffer Saks f™- ™ rotes for Commissioner ot the I Office against Comride llirr^LIf "' her that Shaffer boun«d "u't^i? ibj office that crippled comrade wjJSl Lewis to make room for hla own’I”” Uy" Bcmember lh.it no .late con make lined lbe i rpUaaU ma flven e:sewb. re II «U Oe northern .totM (In M tor-lt ,h* 01 D“'*1 bn resdiM:and filing tbepetlUou duly verified of Eter K. Lake, son or said decease)!, prjxii. • test sdmlntetratiun of Mid estate m*v "5 KSS1" “'if Thereupon ft ts' ordered, that Tuesday, the wth day of Novjmber. A. D. IKS. at ten o’clock In t te forenoon, te awiitned for lbe hearing­ petition and that U>« teln at taw of mid d ’ cea-cd and all other persons Interested In ni.d estate, are required to appear at astvsionof said Coart. then to te bolden at tbe Probate office, in tbe City of HMttnn. In »ald County, and show cause. If any there be, why tho pray/; of.lhe petitioner may not te granted. And it 1< further ordered, that said petitioner gift notice to the persons Interested In said estate, of the pendancy of said petition and tho itearhig pawWWg»tn*. HaKqngB Bammeb.* news­ paper printed and circulated In Mid County <4 Barry, oooe In each week for three succesth e weeks previous to said day of hearing. CHAS. W. AKMllTltONG. Judge al Probate. GARDNER ■KWOP HALL ’ Elite* Impudence. Attorney-General Ellis ha* got out * pettifogging circular in his own behalf. If his law practice is characterized by the same kind of sophistry and misrep­ resentation, he is not fit for the “*8“ office of attorney-general. He claims credit for his personal attention to the duties of hi* office and great *aving to the state thereto. He assumes te him­ self the credit that belongs to the peo­ ple alone, and the people should resent his impudence. It will be remembered that the people raised hi* salary from 8800 to 82,500. He can afford to star in his office and attend to his duties. But no one of his successors could do so and live on the salary paid him. Every at­ torney-general before Ellis, had to practice his profession outside of hi* office to make a living. Furthermore the legislature passed a law making more liberal allowances for clerk hire than any other attorney-general ever had, and Ellis ha* hud an assistant, a clerk and a type writer to help him, with a second type writer when court is in session, all paid by the state. Hi* claim of the credit for the reform tbe people made in thi* department i* rank impudence and the people should re­ buke it severely. . Pr®b*W Office in day, theatth d*v pt Octoter. In the yfar 0Dr thousand eteot hundred and ninety twu Uh^rias W. Armtrong, Judge ot 26 November 7 COMMENCING AT 7:30 P. M. ADMINlBTBAToH S BALE. In tha matter of the estate of Georgs II. m, Lellan. deceased. Notlee Is hereby riven that I shall w|l at puMld suction to the blgkeat bidder, o* Fnitav, tbe rist dav of October. A. fl. !Mr± at ten’ o’clock. In the forenoon tn the Probate office in theelty of Hastings in the county of Barn-, Iu tbe state of Michigan, pursuant t., license and authority granted to me on the day of August, A. D. jaw. by the Probate court of Barry county, Michigan, all of ti n estate, right, title and Interest of the Mtd de­ ceased of. In and to tbe real estate situate . being in the county of Barry, In the stale of Micliigan, known and described as luiiGiv-,. to-Wlt: The undivided one-half. <HDof tbe cast twifn tr-four feet of lot four hundred rJneti-thrte («8> of tbe city, formerly village, of Hastlnis, Michigan.accordlog to the recorded plat tl,i-r> of. Dated Sept sth. A. D., 1992. D. G. Robinson. AdmlnfMra’<The above «a)e Is hereby adjourned to Friday November4tb, 1M2. at Mme place aud same boor in tbe day. Dated Oct. 21. IKK D. O. RuhiNson Adminbtn.t< - Go to DR. LOWRY’S ami have your eyes fitted with eye glasses or spectacles. In or­ der to have your eyd sight preserved into old age. the eyes should be properly exam­ ined and the right kind of glasses worn. Dr. Lowry keeps a large stock of the fin­ est quality and greatest va«j^ ety of eye glasses and specta­ cles at his office, where you can have your eyes examined at all times. COBB&HUNTER 118 W. MAIN ST., KALAMAZOO, Offer for inspection by the peoplefof Hastings and vicinity the largest and most superb stock of Crockery, Glassware, Lamps Silverware, [Plated, and Solid,] Fine China, and Bric-a-brac Ever displayed in Southern Michigan. Wejhave simply outdone all former effort in getting the goods you want, and at PRICES that are not to be met by ANY ONE in Kalamazoo. Hanging Lamps, $D-5" Table Lamps, fanoy, • .70 Hanging lamps, 30 prims, x 3.00 Table Lamps, dec Bowl and Shade, .95 Dinner Seta, 112 p’ces, 17.50, $8, $10, $11 up. A fine dec Table Lamp, bowl and Shade to match, Pittsburg Burner, a Bare Bargain at .... 2.50 Decorated 10 p’ce Chamber sets beautksEI ■'good size, 2.00 These are a few Samples of Good Things we offer. Haviland China, A D Coffees Dinner Sets, Chocolate cups and eaucers. Salad Seta 5 o’clock tea cupsjand Faucets. Chocolate Sets, Cake Platep.it. Tete-a-tete eels Salad Bowie. Ice Cream Sets, Sugars and Creamers. Meat Sets Fruit Plates, Piano and Banquet Lamps in great variety, Onyx Tables, Tea Stands, Candelabra, and Art Pottery of all standard manufactures. Rich Cut Glass, Solid Silver. Our Art Room is now ready for inspection and is well worth a visit. You are all invited. COBB & HUNTER 118 W. MAIN ST., KALAMAZOO. �fob habbison. W Golden Gavos » ** U“ WYACAKEOF pp. .ritrr, QUAD •hr .•••■! ;'v; IM IN these -r i^lished columns. » » ® AJ.xnturw of Seeker. HJJ.n Treasure. and thank me for calliqg your attention to it? A5 FXiLl'SlVE TREAT manufactured Readers of this Paper. ONLY BY N.K.FA!RBANK&Co, CHICAGO '.r, <;ni11 i;L IX sue. oskrm. | SHORE FVEKY HOl'SEDOUI ( Whooping Cough, ; . Why Suffer? 5COUGH CURE NO. 35. -■ Central i j* ALWAYS THE SAHE JUS ALWAYS THE BEST 5 CIQrtR IN THE When you can be Cured Thousancfs are suffering with Torpid Liver-the symptoms arc Depression’ of Spirits, Indiges­ tion, Constipation, Headache. Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator is a reliable remedy for Liver Disorders. It cures thousands every year; why not* try Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator? Your Druggist will supply you. ent, HaittRri > rORDS' HOTEL, TUESDAY, NOV, 8 One day only BUSINESS MEN, MANUFACTURERS, ( SICKLES ON CLEVELAND. ' Why That Crippled ftoldlea WU1 Support the fioiiUcrs* En*my. Not For the first time hi my life I find myself a sort of Mugwump. I look down with serene indifference upon political their Reason. fOP Voting with th* Repub­ parties and partisan contention. It is a lican Party—They Don’t Want Utulnem peculiar experience fgr me. No, I shall not go on the stump for .either candi­ date. I did so with Governor Hill for crutlc Attack* on Thc|r Hoineateada. Mr, Cleveland in 18t>8, and our reward [Epodol CorToap.mdcnee.1 Washington. Oct. 24.-Information waa to be accused of knifing the ticket I am afraid that Senator Hill will be received here pointa to certain Republicsimilarly rewarded for his magnani­ aa rirtorr. Thia iBrarauion indiMtm mous action in again going on the plat­ that the people nne making a camful form for Mr. Cleveland. atudy of ihe .itnetlon end alternativee I went out through the state with Gov­ offered In- the two parlies and their ernor Hill in 1888 at his request He platform*. had found some trouble to handle the Since thia is Icing done there can be old soldiers, and he thought I could as­ little doubt as to the result. sist in keeping them in line. I found The biuinesa niwAre thinking it over. them all glad enough to see :ne wherever A large* proportion of thorn have estab- we went, but they could not be shaken lunt-d and built up their business under from their determination to vote for tbe present protective system. Tbe aver­ Harrison. They said, "We are glad to age business nmu of today has estab­ see you, general, but yon mustn't ask us lished his business since the protective to vote for Cleveland.” Reasoning with, gstbin was adopttd thirty years ago. them as Democrats would not change Those who inherited a business estab­ them. They said that tho tariff argulished prior to that time have adapted it nieuts offered* them didn't amount to to-the protective system of the last anything; that the Democrats told them thirty years. Hence every business man that under the Mills bill they would who knows that tho election of Cleve­ save twenty-five dollars a year in cheap land means a Democratic house, senate clothing, etc., while the Republicans and preatdcncy sees that a general told them that they would get higher change in the system of the conduct of wages under a protective tariff and save the government would change the con­ twenty-five dollars. ditions under which he has had business They were sure of that twenty-fivo prosjierity, and ut the same time so un­ dollars, no matter what tho result, but settle the general business conditions as what tho old soldier wanted was his to render investments unsafe, and capi­ pension besides, and that amounted to talists unwilling to enter upon business about $14-1 a year. They argued that a comrade like General Harrison, who enterprises. . i-*-1 The umnnfncturera are seeing that was in sympathy with them, would do their industries have wonderfully devel­ what he could to give them their pen­ oped; umi that tno the balance has been sions, while President Cleveland, they uprit, oataucu of trade lias ^7<M?,0(M>,000 in favor of* this country in said, had accord of vetoing more pen­ the past ten yearit, while in the same sions than all his predecessors combined. time it has IL*, n jpi.3u0.000,000 against They expected nothing from him. Tho free tnule Great Britain. Honco they Democratic old soldiers could not bo prefer lu retain a> systein under which budged, and I told'Governor Hill that I their individual linriness and onr na- was of no use in tho canvass and might tionn) commerce have buth been pros­ as well come home.—Interview in New York Sun, OcL 4,1892. perous. ’ Their employee^ are seeing that the I A HALF MILLION WORKINGMEN. rates of wages in protected United I States ijre double* those paid in free i H , ..... —. 1 . They Speak for Protection Tlironeh . ............. ’’ I Thrlr Urpr-.mMIm. n in countries not . following is a letter addraaHnl on ................. 111 lltry ! April tio, les-, to fun lion. Williuin «rn «..t..w«h ir............................. part,.. I McKinley by th. officer, of right of in. 'ariners arf remrinlwring that ,,l(i |e;v|ing tea.],, organizations prolcstPrcri.lvntil-.i;:. .nsadramMrotlonlma, | , „ lil>st. lh„ o( tho by it-•■u.-rg.lK, . m.rt. ,n l„rir W.alt, I criltic Mil,, wl; 1 ll»-n.n,cd forrigb nuu-kots for their | W«n.«™,, Aprils, lia j.rodnrfs immensely. Aot only has the Uon. WIIHnm McKlnlvy: vigorous wuric dfl this administration I Dilvii Nih-Having seen by the tmjier* that caused it nxipenind ot markets fur onr 1 Mr- Miiu a,u! "‘here, iu Umr speeches in tho •nwat, bn, througH rrelprecity onr other I MERCHANTS AND FARMERS. | farm prounc.s have Ken given .-idvan. {higher In the United Stateii than in Europe, lages aproud. and ihe foreign sale of all ! w'-*tbo undcreigtfod. desire to i>mte, through you, to the that"">> such agrictllj-.iral proJtJctsbasis, n Increiuod I >""■ ,te member* of congrcos»«* statements are uii Jeadlng aud false. Wages $373,<jo0.OUO. Hence the fanners will j nru higher In tills country than In any other in vote with the Rcunblicnng. ' • the world. NutwRlutandlng the fact that tho of Chicago, With a BRANCH OFFICE n Merr|i.ins*> nnd financial men recog­ statements hnw liccu made by member* nn tbe nize the Lie*, that iho Democratic party floor of tbo house of representatives that the tariff only benefits iho manufacturer, aud is pledged to substitute for tho national that they receive all the advantages from the tod this County each month for tho past six months, and during thoao visits has oxamined anti M ! banking system untaxed und ungiuiran- protection given by I he government, wo know d for hundrous, and offooted many of tho moot Wonderful Cures e ver made in tho State! ihnt tve receive Yitjr chare of the Hncllts of teed issues of state bank currency, which protretion In tho fndurtrics tee represent. j t'. uni neighbors about Dr. Holman S. Humphrey. There is scarcely a neighborhood in the County that <| was so disastrous to all business interWe therefore emphatically protest ognjdst • “.-fit of the doctor's wonderful skill, autl rarely a family which has not had t»uo or more of ite infiuber* M • sts before the war. Hence they will | any reduction of theduties that win bring ns ilh anti iret tLxI to health after all hope had boon givt h up and the family pky.-iciau pronounced theR ! <-:• a let ci with the low prion paid for labor in supj-ort the Repnljlican candidates. tVietihl do not fail lu cunfruit this most eminent physician and surgeon. •’ Europe. WvJnsist uj on the maintenance of a Tlie people of the great west are re- |-■ strong ih'Tjfultations and advice free. x protective tariff Inorder to maintain an meuiberilTgthitt Mr. Cleveland* admin- Amcr icnn *ianuam American ntaadanl <*i «f wag™ wages* ior for ...... American istnit,io:i of the hind office devoted its . workingmen. Respectfully jours, chief < nergirs to preventing people from I ''’llUxm Wdhc. Prrei.kni of Amalgamated obtaining homes land homesteads', in- ! .Z,T°*;‘ttV.,‘n..“fJr“n. lo»t romutiAi and | W Illium Martin. frveretoiy of Amalgamated ctor* And pruD'*aoc«i IncuraM--, .stead <*T aiding them, as this adminis­ to »•*. Dr. Homohrrj has ioul tration, has dune. I'levelaud’s commissinners1 of the land office* chargwl that 40 । M-nibly Iron mid Steel Workt rs. K. of L. uj uoe. boliwina John Coffey, Master Workman filtuui Blowers’ per cent, of the homestead entries were j fraudulent; that yO per cent of the titu- i LoukArringtou, Master Workman Glass Blow.Vs.-mbly tin. 113. lier culture entries were fraudulent, anil ! r«*rr* *‘ Aaoemhiv .. ■-cate a month], »imI that 100 per cent, of tbe pre-emption j Janu-sCompliell. President Ixirai Assembly an. cnDMimpUeo, d*»lnirti«- f«rn> tr..«bl>». K. of L. Window Ginas Workct^of America. fllwwere frnudufcnt. Itsusjiended hun- , William J. Smlib. President American Flint dreds of thousands of claims for homes, I and went out of Suffice leaving 93*i,‘i53 ■ his first entries for homes unacted upon. Presi- j — ■ < K u: n pO'-iett tn* r« dent Harrison's administration has WORKING FOR DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS. l<.iltimpbrvy is never mhi» in snj cleared up all <>f-jthese aud acted npon dediffe-markedly from People'll Flirty Orator* Admit JEliut They ail others which Have come in tho mean­ ii-n-t in hi! re*t»e«-tr. f S’. G»-L-ro'- H'Wpital time. Tho js?omo of the west, rememThu following affidavit showing the l>ering these things, will, vote with the real-sentiment aud admitted object of Republicans. ; the workers of the People’s .party will The ohU soldiers remember that Pres­ interest every vote:;. It will be seen that ident Cleveland refused his signature to the titlo “mudstant Democrats” given 524 j-ensiun billK, while all iiio presi­ them in these columns weeks ago ac­ !.<>!’ .rrMM.ib. n ;tr.dnr..n. dents who had preceded him had only curately describes their real condition taken this action, upon live bills. They and intentions: • remetnlwr that Cleveland’s administra­ State of Nebraska, county of Dixon, as.: tion ejected thousands of soldiers from Atutin G. Kiiighbury. twins duly sworn, on office und snowed its lack of sympathy oath Bays that bo U and baa been u resident fur them at every step. Hence they will of 1’ones, said county and utait*. for tho last, fourteen years; that ho waa present at tho vote with tho Republicans. court house Sept. SI.'lSWl. nt the Independent The foreign burn citizens comparo rally nnd beard the speech ot Richard F. their condition in this country with that Trevellick, of Detroit. During the speech the speaker admittedybat be wi:s of English ori­ Cures Affor All Others Fail. of frqo trade countries, nnd are unwill­ gin. aud among other thing* he said. “Wo ing to exchange the system which has given them prosperity here for tho sys­ tem which i»ys starvation wages abroad, wo do expect to throw tho election- into tho house of representntlyi*.'’ Tlio nrtlant spoke and wluch they left their former homes up and sold. "That la Just wlmt you hide pend­ toescape. Hento'they will vote with ents tiro working for." The speaker. Mr. TrovcIHck. replied. "You hot that is jnst what the Ri piiblicamL wo ore trorking for, and you bet wo uro going \ Thu colored voters remember that it to do it." AUSTIN G. KlSGBDfUV. i| to the Republican iKirty that they Sul^riUsl and sworn to before mo this —<l , mind. Mid IL D. lloaxns. owfr their present free and prosperous day ot September. IMG. Justice of tha Pcai e. condition, and that a large share of the Demdcratic party i^ conducting tho ■v imiMPn'i catnpmgn nndej- tho inspiriting and un­ Set (nn than in lhm**r ia!* ut Kara just cry of "No force bill; no negro tiuico to the election of a Republican domination." P* Austin. president. Most careful attention should in r»i;r •mi iraumw, •— a«~i-,-' ■ d world r imtantl,. The ni-t'-- I Both branches of congress will ueco.Iln-wn S-^intml. M. Bergntu. Mrlly b« Democratic In case of President tier* of the legislature. It la prolmbl Harrison's dcfcuU We cannot lose tho that the election of u Democratic presi­ presidency aind save either tho senate or dent would place the whole government th.. House. Ttwrefore It must seem to ordinary citlrem us un nppnlllng projmsloar excellent financial policy u* to promly phyairtM when thi* •p’-iai advantage of Eon under w hich thqlr prcMtit prosperoua coil- the country.—Senator Sherman. - in mkn«^-o|.r of th" ■■ carritHi with him n fn’l Una ■:» and .ppnndfia for making ’* MtVvp*? rtr IGluariw’HlWIf , taineil.—Chairman Carter. Rcmcmher the plots for tho destruction of the country Which thr Democrats ...... . .___ . I . >r*H <>f t-ur kind, cwtnrrb- a;. Hr...- .t b •. .I.»•>liva f.-J 0* “*1 vc? Tho lout Umv the Democratic party con­ .‘n^ivre. m d ••«».. which oxarniUHtiuna irftttmM crimhm'. f"’’ l"'*‘ trolled prealdehcy. bon*« a*"1 "‘krnto it I l:;d'»;—n»ihlotonc.rrnct !! fl-rot* of ..l.xeurt* and chronic nntH•jXitnX detdh ob-a* plotted the <le.t ruction of ttir government < • y few doctora oat.lda the and brought on a war which coat hnndreda them control of house, senate and presi­ ■■ thnS prepiri-i with costly out<>i»ea*e«<>f Women, 11-ic nnd < liter ownntLd inatra. .M|.f treM-n.-ot *«•'«’^,|y p.....,, dency for tha flrrt limo since 1800. Tho Ungoatrirtlr ft'vt-cljssdbumoFour failure to| vote for Harrison may re«"n-.:K~rb *'"*, the nithcUd wnnld do wall rtore them to fUH power for tho first limo ths doctor nod iret hh opinion ■ tiier the doors ot hope am jM caneticr. N” cm»,c4». . ■•-r closed mcniMt thorn. 18R3 would chance tho result In fire states rc" n.M a turning point In the rr*ir«n ! w'*< ; Uila la especially tZuv of nil : having acrcnty-ftve electoral rotas. Your 1 would like to know how any soldier ean vote for two mru. both drafted on the •ame day. against a man who -erred hl» 1 lo-une .u nrt»-i.-au i—— *“l country *•» »- ,b8 }-:chigaa, whorei kt tVaahlDgtaM Reunion. '' Dslroit, “ • h— ... . -- - - —• Hl—nm If Mm In effect September mb. !M2. Favorite Route between Grand luptdr. Detroit Lv. I Goiiiu East Gnuxi lupidjr „ East 1 nris McCord .. jAllo .. Elmdale „ C.irksvtilo „ jLaUOd*ss* .. liVuodbury M iSunOrid .. |MnlUke« Ar Grand l/*dge . Lansing Detroit "Lt Howard Chy „■ Edmore Gnuid Ledge bclnill Landing Grand Ledge MuIMkrn Sunfield Woodbury Lake Odeua Clarksvillo Eimdoie Alto McCord East Paris - Grand Kapids Gnuid Eedge Portland hmla Howard City Inola Stanton " rdiuore____ Sleeper* leave Grand Rapids dally at 11:30 i p. in. paoatug Woodbury at J:1Sa. m. arriving nt Detroit nt 7ala. m. Leaves Detroit dally ut 11 :(X> p. m.. pooNlng Woodbury at 5:00 a. m.. arriving at Grand Rapids at 7:00 a tn. • Every day. olfiers »vrek days uuly. ♦ stop on signal. Parlor ears on at! day trains between Grand Rapids and Detroit. Seats 25 cents. Nlccpers on night trains. Connections made in Union station. Grand Rapids with thel Chicago* Wkst Michigan Ra taw ay for! Chicago and tux Wkst and for Mvskk-’ gon. Manistxx.Tkavkhsk Citv. Elk Ravn»s. Chaulkvoix anp fktoskkt. Favorije route to ibesummer resorts ot northern Mlcht-I gnn. Trains leave Grund Rapids for Chicago. h;50 ,. Ar Lv Ar Leave tor Manistee and Traverse City '-M. M. and BOO 1’. M. Leave ior Charlexolx and Paloskey 7; to A. M. Parlor cars on day trains and sleepers on night trains to Chicago. Ask our agents for further particulars or write Io geoiigk DxIIavkjc,Genl P*M’r Ag’t. Grand Rapid*. R. ■ILES RESTORATIVE HOLMAN S. HUMFHBEYJj DR. HOLMAN S. HUHPHREV tog TIME ImBLE. KERY1IE STARTLING FACTS* Tbo American poopI o ore rapldlr bcoomliw a met* of nervous wrocku.aixl tho luUuwlDsstuauata reiniet ai was cure bottles and tJDOboolc of marvelous cures. Dr.Mlles* Medical Co.,Elkhart, Ind. TKIAJL BOTTI .K FRER ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. In thr muller ol tbu esUito of Samuel Deckey di ceaiitti. Notice Is hereby Riven that 1 «hsll sell al HubHe surimi-, to the tilgheat bidt'i.-r. on Frida) , the uh day of November. A. D. 1»2. al, 1>> o’clock in the forenoon, at the lute neMdrnrt ot Ihe late Sonmri Krekry on thr prenu-re li.rrlnalter iirscnbcd in the town«h)p <»f Tlmrtiantole, in the County of Bam*. In the Mate of Michigan. pursiuuDt to iiecnae autl authority granted to-, me on the nlntb dar uf Srtitctnbcr. A. I>. tWtJ hy the Probate Court of Harn- County. Michigan, ah lbe r'tHtr. right, title and Intercut of thr Said deceived of. tn and to th* real relate situato ar.d being bi thn County of Harrv. In |«r -tiMt <n Miciilroii. known am! ueaertned a« /•flowsl t<>wit: The we*t half of Hie east half of the north ea»t quarter ot section fourteen <14) In tovin lour (4) north range ten <10/ wret Biirrv County. Mich. SlIA* Bxckkv, Dated. Sept. t». A. D.. 1333. AdminGtratdr. NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. State of Michigan, County of Harry—sv . Notice Is hereby given, that by an order of the Prolmlt* Court for the Cmiuty of lUirry made on the* 4lh day of Oct.. A. D. !«U, six months frpm that date were silo.ved fnr cred­ itors to preseu: their clajms ugain’t the eftata Jatnrs N. llartborn. late of said ’eoonty. .deceased, and that all creditors ot said deceased are rctpilred t» present tlielr claims to said Probate Court, at the Probate ofliee. In thrCliy of liM'lliigs, tor examination aud allowance. • u or tielure the 4th day of Ann! Pest, aod that such claims will be beard before ’said court, on Wednesday, the 4th daynf Janttarv. xml on. Tuesday, the 4th day ot April next, nt leu o'clock in Ute forenoon of each of Hum* «lnvs. Dated Oct.. 4th. A. D. ',SP2. CHA?. W. AHMsTttONO. Judge of ITobate. Unlike Dutch Process Other Chemicals .jre f/ie usetl <n prepantlion of . Bake i Co.’i Breakfast Cocoa which ia absolutely pure and soluble. It has more than three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sngar, and ia far more ccoaoiucal, costing less than one cent a I. is delicious, nottriahing. and sasu.t UIGB3TED. ' ■ I Sold by Orocors everywhere. W. Baker & Co., OorcbutN, Mats. �Said the Traveler . To the Dutchman \ ■ ■ The Dutchman shoved his head out of the car window and got it “LOOK OUT!” “LOOK IN!” ■ THAT’S WHAT WE SAY— BUMPED! Said the Dutchman-“Tam dis langt­ vitch! You say “Look Out” vhen you mean “Look In.” A.T FURNITURE : AND : CARPET : HOUSE! AND SEE THE Astonishers! Startlers! Hair Raisers! ajid Cold Chillers! IN PRICES AND IN VALUE Upholstered. Pieces, Furniture Draperies, Window Shades, Rugs, Willow Goods AND AN ELEGANT DISPLAY. OF PICTURES. MODESTLY, We have always had the name of carrying the best stock of Fur­ niture and Carpets between Jackson and Grand Rapids. It is use­ less to say we carry more Furniture and Carpets than all the rest of the furniture dealers in Barry County combined. Not how low in price but how good in quality and in value. We are ■ the exclusive agents for the Hastings Furniture Mfg. Company's Goods. They cannot be duplicated. See our new Fall' line of goods. We have added very largely to our stock. Ask to see the Hastings Furniture Mfg. Co’s. SUITS. x Barry county prohibition committee, to shall, save ourselves from annihilation. whom the matter of a senatorial candidate We don’t accept the deal, and shall erase was referred by tbe regular senatorial the name of Milton F. Jordan from our Thursday, November 3, 1892. tickets, and shall hot substitute any other. convention of the prohibitionists. MARSHALL L.COOK. Editor. WILLIAM Parmenter. One of their number, however, visited E. C. Hammond. the chairman and secretary of tbe Eaton M. I). Cbosi*. rmt HABTISOC, MICH., POSTOFFICE, county committee, and secured their as­ * H. E. Cross. AUQUOT 14. 1870. . sent to the nomination on the statement Vermontville. Oct 24, 1892. that Mr. Jordan is not a populist nor & No wise republican should let the fact democrat, and that he “declares for the prohibition party All the time till prohibi­ that Mr. Wickwire and Mr. Jordan had a FOR TRE8IDENT. tion wins.” misunderstanding interfere with casting BENJAMIN HARRISON, OF INDIANA? They in turn assured the gentleman re­ his vote for Charles W. IJordan for regis­ ferred to, that they “would not support ter of deeds. The polls is not1 the place to PORVIOT PRESIDENT. any man for senator, or any other office, settle private grievances or misunderstand­ WHITELAW REID. that was not a party prohibitionist, first, ings. Nor do they Interfere In thia case OF NBW YORK. last and all the time.” The gentleman re­ with the qualifications of the candidates. Mr. Jordan b the most competent man ferred to expressed the same opinion. County Ticket. We are.now in receipt of a copy of an that could be placed in charge of the regis­ ForFrolMte #.ijiMBTnoXG agreement sent by tbe secretary of the ter's office. Owing to phyaical disability, nr sberur.. —jMdi ijvnr Barry county prohibition committee in the clerical work, is the only kind he can do Hastings Banner. EDITORIAL NOTES. MttaWtM.. — jiauti i 'r County Treasurer........ FRED W. WALKER . For Surveyor.. For Coroners.. ABEAM LVANHORN JAMES W. AACKETT JOBNT. RICH.el Lapeer County. For Uemenaat Governor .1. WIGHT U1DIMNGS. at Wexford<vunty. For/ecretar, ot State.............................. •1 JOHN W. JOCH1M. ot Marquette County. ^^?H^UH5^nzet*‘ot Uoaghton ^STANLEY^’xijkXEB/At "ROMOmimm Couuty Tor Attorney-General, . GKBRIT J. DIKKEMA. oCOttawa County. -ForSunt. Publiclurtrartlea ..s‘.................. YiBN«Y IL PATTENGILL. of Ingham Couaty. Mm* Member State Board ot Edueation............ EUGENE A. WILSON, of VanHareo Couaty. For Commlurlnner of State Land <KBce JOHN O. BERRY, of Utoego County. and in that he has no superior. It will be “1 hereby agree. In case I am endorsed* of great help to a worthy, bard-wprking by the prohibitionists of 8<ry and Eaton young'in an to get this position. counties, as state senator, and am elected, that I wtl endeavor and work to secure The democrats are thankful for the visi­ whatever temperance legislation tho protation of cholera. It made wheat 70 cents hibltlonkts of said counties may request me to. and will alro take such action and a bushel* Democracy and calamity re­ rote on tbe local option law. now in force, joice together. But the people know what as my constituents deem best*, and will, to it is that caused the depression In price, the utmost of my ability, work and vote and will not listen to free trade attempts for any bill, which may come before the state legislature, tending to advance the to charge the low price of wheat up to the interests of temperance and prohibition. tariff. All other farm produce^dcmands (Signed) M. F. Jordan." good price?, and that is because of good It is hardly necessary to say that politi­ home markets made by protection. cal parties are not accustomed to require a pledge from their own candidates, that if ''We’ve captured the democratic couuty endorsed by their o-wn party, they will do committee” gleefully said one populist to another after Lowden had been endorsed. certain things. Mr. Jordan la a lawyer, and presumably Possibly so. But the middle of the road knowa.the import of his bwn language. schemers have not captured the self-re­ following words: '■— COMFORTABLY ELEGANTLY You Gan Furnish Your Home LUXURIANTLY MAGNIFICENTLY —at—i- GREBLE’S GREBLES The Best that is made Only 50c per pair. Storm Rubbers Boston Rubber Boots f Mishawaka Knit Boots | Call and see us—we can save you money, form ticket. Only $2.75perpair. Bring your GoodJ ONE PRICE SHOE DEALER: OVERCOATS! If this ds not a prnpoaedjjpal, Wtnrtjs it? specting democratic voters of Barry coun­ This Is uot “straight goods.” This is! not ty, as they will discover. “the middle Of’the AacL" It is our work- to draw to draw together into one party, a majority «f the voters of tbe county, all opposed to Lhe saloon, and JAY A HUBBELL oCHoughtoni Chen, anti not till then, wilt effective laws be passed tad endorsed for Ua extermina­ tion. AUernatc We mutt build a party BraL While we are do ng this the party in power will, AARON CLARK, at Kent. without asking, eoncede all tbe temperance roarth ^jj^V’LES J. MONROE. of VanMtren. legislation it dares to. In order to retard or prevent our coming to a majority. Fusion, to secure a little weak legisla­ tion, will destroy ua. The liquor power will rejoice. / To b* Instrumental in placing a popu­ wriiixs list or a democra’, instead of a republican, in the state senate at this election, would be no gal t to the cause of To tte Cdttor of the Eatoa Rapids Journal: We are reliably Intomad that Milton F. GREBLE’3 temperance, for tbe republican candidate. 8. M. Wilkins, has a straight four years’ legislative record In favor of the be*t tern- One good term deserves another. It will be thua with Messrs Armstrong. Kenyon ami Kenaaton, republican candidates for probate judge, county treasurer and cir­ cuit court commissioner. They haye been faithful to tbe Interests of the people of Barry county. • Vote foe John G. Nailer for county clerk, and get a worthy youni man there, who will prove in all respects worthy of Barry county, and whose integrity, ability and character none can question. da/s make everyone think of their overcoat and we have the largest line ever shown in the d the prices that we are selling them (or cause several of them to leave the store daily. y $10 overcoats we sell for $ 8, 10. 20 17. 15 12. 25 20. Now we don’t way thii to boaat but it is a fact and we invite you to INSPECT and COMPARE. If you want to make certain of not los­ ing your vote, read tbe directions on vot­ ing under the Australian system given in another column. ' Yours respectfully, Stay-at-home BfpublkaM will uot elect tbe re^blUan L* every republ'- E. W. nORRILL tr CO., ■nd bb environmen*. To vote tor neither will aot Injure In $18 overcoats we sell for $15. 12 B*nj room, will roll up , r»l rvpobItaa najo.lt, if tb, muMlean w>«a to ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS I IKsW �H^®gsTOnbi? < PERSONAL MEBTIOH. " Thursday, November 3, 389?. “ “w. R. COOK. Lot 11*41 tor. UK to contain' v»e number that will be voted. */s»n<l>y ereateg Bav. Grigsby wU! de­ liver a lecture on ‘•Tennyson and his M»sup to tbe loth CMW,/knot , Be,. Grlgeby know «... .bi. 1.^.^. ^U1' be cmta-ntl, -oru. (he)r wit.. ctwraott plenty thia year and afford about ail the .pan t, Irtt to expertiq return with a filled game saek. •>,2?Tu ’?rink,e’1 xlt and then wiped with cioth squeezed out of ^ter B spoonful of kKS£2iS‘,rpalt,ne 10 <»uart- wU1 look bright and new. und will not be troubled with moths and buffalo bugs.' POWDER Absolutely Pure. f tartar baking powder. Highest ,leavening strength.—Latest. United ... vt-rnnv'Ut-Food Report., s iKistt I’ownRRCo.. IM Wall SL, Stf.Y The only way to make the world a bet­ ter ulaee to live !□ Is for each Individual a ?et,,r per’on to with. The habit of treating those nearest and dearest to us with discourtesy and disregard Is one that clouds the sunshine of too many homes. pare™1 KUb*91 MaaUtee’ 11 Mr!*‘ Ja*' Beoham entertained relatives from Batavia N. Y„ l*6t waek. The opening months of a season we shall make you all remember as Lbiin Van Vd«r has moved to J»ck*on whew? he will Art on tbe Michigan Uea- A REVELATION IN FINE GOODS AND FAIR PRICES. n m’ “ ?7r!rd* f,ea S" 4,<‘ ,nd Charlie Baldwin left for the north Monday neon on a hunting trip. Al e are going to do business with you because we have just exactly what you want, and our prices are simply irresistable. Adam Bock has returned from Lead­ ville, Colo., where he has b.tn at work for nearly a year past. Mr. B^eock raturanl to hu homo io Chetanw, lit. IhutKl.) itttr yl.llinr A. H. B. Ellis and family. D. G. Robintoil returned from Baltimore Thursday evening where he has been at­ tending an Ephcopal convention. F* ?I ??y‘'rs n”d fam,,y have moved neur Lake Odessa, where be had secured employment for the coming year. OUR FALL AND WINTER ATTRACTIONS WILL CAUSE A TURN-OUT ! hen‘j *«■«>’» Eseape from A coupling broke on a special freight Mrs. G. W. Lowry came very near be­ passing through the city Saturday, leaving ing the victim of n most horrible death two or three cars on the M. R. R. track while et Milford last week, where she was near Grant's elevator, while the rest of tho called by the illness and subsequent death train went on without noticing their loss. of her sister. As she was crossing a ■After getting three dr four miles out’of the bridge within the limits of the place she city the brakeman noticed that the train was attracted by tbe critfs of several men ■: * or -eat. do your artificial teeth was bob-tailed, and the freight had to back ’, ■ - ,tn>p down? If m> »emt one dollar for np and hook onto the missing cars. Pas- just coming up over a big hill. Looking . . '-..-IS Hxndv bolder. You can apply It behind she saw an Infuriated bull coming . in one minute, and no matter if sengere traffic was delayed somewhat by at her with head down nnd bellowing as .-<• :U* or uvt It will hold firmly In the the accident. loud as he could* Nearly fainting and thtryinx etreumwaneea. \ddre$* J.Z. Hl’HBAND. D. D.S. When th? Journal editor Insinuate* that still further frightened by the cries of the White Cloud, men, who said “My God that woman will Michigan Hie writer ever asked him personally or thro*Kh another to withhold any article or certainly be gored to death** she ran a* fast as she could. There were no houses, no statement concerning himself, the Journal fences nor anything where she could take editor know* he deliberately and meanly falsifies. What we asked of the Journal refuge In or hide behind. There was did not concern us personally, did not nor only a little gully protected by a couple ot doee It affect any controversy lietween the wires, over which she climbed. The in­ Journal editor and this writer. Simply furiated beast came up to this and was hl* low Instincts prompted his saying what about to pursue her -when hi* attention was calledin another’direction and he gave he did. up pursuit. This Is the only thing* that While Judge Smith and Hon. Jas. A. saved Mrs. Lowry from a horrible death, Sweezey were speaking In Carlton recent­ a* no one was present to protect her ami ly on political Issue*, their meeting was nothing where she could have found shel­ ter. 1» .«r NO PAY for sendees. n-n guaruitee to permanently cure all disturbed by a set of hoodlums-. We are > It seems that the animal had been taken ; i’.upture trf bolL sexes. No pain; no told that this gang go through about these detention from buSlnew. For same performance* at all political gather­ to a slaughter house to be killed, but had ii•p. i'i.»n :uid Illustrated pamphlet eon- ing*. Irrespective of party, and even dis­ suddenly become crazed by the smell of ■ Si. hiaan references itrec). oudres* . turb religious meetings. There Is a law blood, and broken away. Uh. U. w. Marsh. Mrs. Lowry escaped with a very severe ■ i: MILLER CO . 10-. let, 116 Mich-. covering such outbreaks as these and if •. Detroit. Mle'J. the proper authorities would make an ex­ fright, from the effects of which she was ample of a few of the leaders we will.guar- confined to her bed for a couple of days antce that they would all soon become suffering from nervous prostration. Her meek and submissive and we know that escape from a most frightful death seems this will be dene if these actions, are per­ almost providential, and her friends re­ joice that the outcome wm no worse. sisted In. . , . 9,UV complete assortment insures perfect satisfaction in the selection of goods to sat­ isfy individual tastes. You will find our large stock made np entirely of goods that are trustworthy, serviceable and the best of their class. WHEN YOU EVERYTHING i GOES SNEEZE! |Republican Meeting oi the Campaign. REV. WASHINGTON GARDNER Mi I03J HALL 'V 5 November 1 -M'.IENCING AT 7:30 P. M. he Everybody. > ' LOCAL NEWS. • CIRCULATION • This week, . 120 quires. Hereafter, changes for advertisements ■■•’■’’t reach thia office Tuesdays at latest to :r‘-‘ure Insertion in the Issue of the week when brought ;pary Phillips has about 500 empty bar­ ms that he will sell cheap. Call at his The next day after Pontiac Chief made his mile on the Sturgis track In 3:lfiM. he went a half mile over the same course Iu 1:00M> * 2:12 gait.M Charlie Me More, the driver of Pontiac, say* that he has never yet driven the hprse as fast as he could go. and says that he could easily have made the mile in 2:14 had he so desired. All he wanted to do was (o beat the track record which was 2:17, and he got 850 for doing it. Next year, with the same good hand­ ling he has had this year. Pontiac will be down with the best horse* in the country. He certainly h«« the speed and endur­ ance. all that ts wanting la the continued good training. Pontiac is at home now 1 and will probably do no more trotting this . season. ' A miniature hurricane struck this city Friday afternoon last, and made tilings fifiptelaOy lively around the new court house building. Boards, brick, and other articles were flying around the heads of the workmen who made some lively mo­ tions to get out ot the building. As Oscar Young was-passing by one of tho window* on the east side of the building, the stone arch over tho window, and a portion of the brick wall was blown down. Some of the brick* and stone struck him, bruising Jhiin up baldly and causing him to be confinCfi.toXhe house since. The frame work, over which the stqne arches were con­ structed, cauked. the stone to separate, oth­ erwise Mr. Youngs injuries would no doubt have terminated' fatally.' It was In­ deed a very narrow es- apo. iui(l an experi­ ence that Oscar wont want to gu-Jhrough again. ' , All of the older residents of this county, and alate a* well, wiil recollect the time* of “wild cat” money, when every man had to parry a bank detector around with him, to even approximate the "value of paper money. All paper money was subject to a discount, and banks were liable to “go' busted’’ at any moment rendering its paper wnrthleM. This Is Just tbe condition the country will be In if the democratic party Is put in power. That party Is pledged to repeal the tax on state bank issue*. If the party I* successful tho country' will tie flooded with local bank issues whose val­ ues will be governed by the stability of the banks. Elsewhere In this Issue win be found a partial list of Michigan state bank* in 1832. showing the condition of things at .that date. We ask the young voters cspcdally to talk with those familiar with wild cat money times, and then ask them­ selves If they would like to have history repeat Itself. Or wpuld you prefer to have the currency of tbe country as It is to-day. when tbe bill of a worthless, defunct bank is worth 100 cents on the dollar, as *re the issues of all the banks in the country. If you prefer wild cat money vote tbe demo­ cratic ticket and. vott«-it .straight. If you prefer sound currency worth 100 cents on •the dollar at all times, then cast your vote for Harrison. We also ask the careful perusal of this list of bank* by every voter In Bany county. ,h:»uj£ MINSTRELS. , ’ BOYJ • QLOTHINQ, HATS XINb QEHTJ1’ HJRNUTIINQ QOObS. A CLOSE CALL. Mr*. Lowry* i AT : THE : LOWEST 1 POSSIBLE i PRICE Come in and see how FAIR we will treat yon, how well we will PLEASE you, and how much we will SAVE for you. R. MUDGE & SON it DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY? IF SO A $ Saved is Better than $2 Earned And the way to save a dollar is to get a $20 dollar suit for ¥15 at ARCHIE McCOY S furniture and carpet room, Hastings, Mich. -We guarantee to give you ¥20 for $15, ¥25 for ¥18, $30 for $20 and $75 for $56 as long as our bed room suits last. Tuo tn:!:.«tre!a rir.c at dawn and dark, Au I tbrae.rh the sltunboroUB golden noon, Tho dove. the ruhln and the lark. Here at the threshold uf Ujo June. At da'k.n. the robin's matin song 1* first to wake the Irmming notes. And while ita clung** still prolong. Tbo Angelo* ring* clear r.nd strong From out a ntyried yellow throat*; Then, a* thu daylight wmxvs dim, Tho wood dovo cuoa iu v**pard>yma« The robin at tho early.dawn. Tbe lark at noon, al dark the dovo— Three minstrels—but the theme is love, —Anna M. Reed In Californian. •Unde Alex” Crockett, a compositor of this city, ha* passed the sixtieth mile part of hi* life as a printer. Mr. Crockett has *I>eut the greater portion of LU life at tho ca*e. and thi* is what lie bos accomplished: At an average of three columns a day he has *‘*et up” 56,100 columns; Thi* type put in a newspaper of eight columns to the.page would All '.OS'1 pages. At five minute* per column it would take on»year, three months and thirteen days to read this amount of matter. • If mearartd by tho “cm” it would aggre­ gate 1-40,400,000. ** At thirty-Ave cents per 1,000 ems this amount ot labor would be worth J49.14O. This much type would' weigh 780,340 pounds. It would contain 421,200,000 letter*. If these letters were laid end to end they would cover a distance of 5,8101^ miles. It would make 11,232,000 line*. He could have set the unabridged edi­ tion of Webster’* Dictionary thirteen time* or the Bible forty-five times. -^If placed In one long column It would reoeb-ewenty-two miles. Iftbclhe^al were molded Into bulletsit would furnish ammunition to fight th* war of 1812 and tlicu^nve enough type left to set five copies of -Bfjor Richard's Al­ manac," three of Tnlmaife's sermons and 207 medicine testimonial*.-^Nevada DemoWhat the Interpreter Found Out. A strange looking m*n was placed In the dock charged with being drunk nnd Incnp&ble. When addressed by tbe magis­ trate* he mumbled some incoherent noth­ ings and stared vacantly about the court. One of the justice*, suggesting that tha man was a foreigner, spoke to him In Ger­ man. but this the accused did not seem to understand. It waa then decided, as no interpreter wns present, to send to another court for a weft known warrant officer who speaks five European tongue*. On Lis arrival this officer endeavored to make tho prisoner understand his position, trying him with sentences In several different languages, but all to no purpose, until he Anally came to the conclusion that the man must be English. He then put the simple question, “Are you an Englishman?” and amid a roar of laughter came the answer, “Yea. The accused, it afterward transpired, had a slight impediment in his speech, and was also a trifle deaf.—London Tit-Bit*. We mean business. Don't miss gettting one. They must go They are bargains. I ©■39 cram GS splendid saw mill all in perfect condi­ And Still Another. tion will be sold cheap at Heslinga Engine A Iron Works. To whoutlt may concern: • For the past eight years I have been af­ Subscribe for the Banner and New flicted with a severe case of dropsy .extend­ York Weekly Tribune, the two papers for ing all over the body and such shortness of only st. 10 per year. breath I could scarcely get up or down sample* copies of the N. Y. Tribune stairs. I weighed over SOO pounds and may be seen at this office, or by calling on was a burden to myself. I went to Dr. Humphrey, at the hotel in Ionia, fullybeany of our authorised agents. llevlng that if I could see some great spe­ Wood wanted, 18 Inch, 2 feet, 3 feetan* cialist from the city I could bo cored. . 4 feet in exchange for cauldron kettles, The dorter has done wonders for me in tin sleigh shbes, mauls, etc., at Hastings En- short space ot two months; my drwj gipe 4 Iron Works. rapidly leaving me and I am certain I wW * The bard windstorm Friday afternoon,- get entirely well. I have lost about 80 took down several trees in the city. A pounds and feel like a new woman and F part of the roof of Bentley, Tomlinson and about my work a* well as ever. Hrs. Clajhma Bracil Rider'a aaw mill was also blown off. " it Is literally true. Th* above The city has leased Al Jones building on Wm. A. Bkach. Jefferson street, recently occupied by Thou Ionia, Mich Bllnston and son. Tbe firsffioor will be Dr. Humphrey’s next visit to Hastings. used for an engine room and tbe second story for council rooms. The virtue* of eucalyptus oil, which came into such favor in this country dur­ ing the influent* epidemic, were found out In a singular way. A General Stratton Clasted fifty-five acre* near Haywards, i California, in 1800. chiefly for Umber purpose*. In 1883 It was discovered that a decoction of the leaves would remove the *£Xi to*!- from boiler*. While the WE^HAVEN'T A MORTGAGE ON YOU We have no mortgage your patronage and we recognize that to keep your good will we must offer you better Clothing and lower prices than others do. . Thin is why we have put extra value and care in selection iu the great lines of Suits (Overcoats also)’at $10. $12^and_ $15.^111^ all respectsjtiiat make good'clothing they are the best everCoffered inTthie city nt the prices. TlieTllouble-Breasted Suits at $‘14 00 are fast sellers. Boy’s and Children's Clothing at Grant’s means strength, reliability and low prices. You don’t want uncertain shapes in Hats any more than you want uncertain prices. , Ours LEAD. engineer* were preparing the liquid they imagined the odor cured one of bronchitis and the other of asthma, and they started a factory to extract the oil at San Lorenso. Considerably over-20.000 pound, of the oil have been sent to England from California in one year.—Yankee Blade. , I am advised by friends to cut down a huge pound sweet apple tree which stands among the shade trees on my lawn, but in my judgment none of the rare and beau“’J ut- which — -UM nurpawiTT this ono when in flower, with Its Uudra whlu ud rad- Th. . t__ — fnv nlnrs anti cheTTV I) cutHOk Euealyptas OH. Home to rant In tho third «rard. on ,ppie l'J«t central loratloo. Al-o toralehed rooms. Enquire of the owner. 301 North Broadway, City. i Buyers Wake Up!—’Tis the Fall of ’92. his AT i AT I AT I AT I AT I AT GRANT’S | GRANTS ' GRANT’S | GRANT S | GRANTS | GRANT’S j �■ ; . .V,- Jr...’» -i;'. ttSIR;. oaa CURRENCY, oux natiohal- Motattn tl» CCBT, OUR NATIONAL- EINANCE8. Lnd Srcfrc*Al»« ay. Nov. 3. 1892. V>C»K Or THE HAA.T18ON AOKWHSt?.»TK» IN THOR BEHALE, • CGOK BROS.. Proprietors. Jay Mister Her* are a few of the advantages■ i -.at liaw come to tter farmer under the’ McKihfby •Mw and under President5 SICK liveracdregain©th©bowels. Ercnlitb^jcalj HEAD 'Aeb.ttsyw^teshajetprforiewtothcwwfao Bnffer from this dtortrategoatsplrtati btofortoutrty tbetrgoodMMdoa* DoteadhWMndtonBB who esc© try R»m will find tbaao Uttte pills T*ln* "Jc^flcco j\|o Monkeying ! ACHE CARTER MEDIC1NK CO.. New York; W FILL. SUU. DOSE. SUU PRICE FOR PRUrIT p.ikisu, genuine.’yU-y a e P Vd s (Mich.) UVSI- prop'r. When you want a t&UG FRESH LUNCH Go to the CITY it and wAerv I find a Qo <?4 bakery: Fine lino of creams and fresh confectionery.. A. E. RENKES. BUSINESS CARDS. C^r be beat- • TAMES A. SWEEZEY. Attorney at law. Hastings. Mich. Practices in all courts of thq slate. Col­ lections promptly' attended to. I'nRS.Z. B. AC. 1-. LATIHIQP, । JLz Ilninoepslliic Physicians and Surgeons < ■ All calls city and country promptly at­ tended to. , ,i .♦3.00 >4250 *5.00, ♦4.00S ♦3.50 " A. SCRIBNER. M. D., \Physlclan and Surgeon,. Delton, • • Mich. Office in rwlder.ee. one block east of depot. . ♦2.50 ♦■2.25 *2.00 3 . rm 91.75 nn W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE cewFle^aen, THE BEST SHOE IN THE WCRID FOB THE WWET. OTHKH BPF.CIAT.TIES tn footwrar are at tbe (*n>o hisb rru.lc, and n pnsent a cwy value far beyond the price* charo-d. tfc-a that muao aud nrics are arampml on bottom of each ah*<©. TAki: hOM-ltteTITt TK. W. L. Douslns, Brockton, Altus. Sold by Wcnllev & Bronson. i’STESLimrail tpuilli-J cxrt bldoasDCM, urpld I'vrr nnd canftip*tion. Smrtlcat, rarrrtl 50dono*,25 eta. rno/.ATK oki»; County>'f Ha1’*.bo'ori. • 1 l ie I roi’fb* Office. In tl’o ricy uf flvOinra. I’J »Md “ i- m w;i onv '■! ‘b-i.-tvr. fn the y. ar one ttoiJ--11 vlght bm.dirdcnii ninety stSrrtMt. Ch.ntes W. Arttotrnwr. Judge ol A. A C. 11. BARBER . Physicians wid Stugrous. •CallB in city or couitf/'responded to will) promptness, day or night, H ILirrison-'s- administration: Under fiiweoanbir.ed efforts of Presi­■ dent HarrLou and his secretaries off state and u^ricralture. coupled with tbo’ work of his muarters abroad( the prohi­• ’ bition against Axocrican pronts and live i stock has been removed in- fareign markets, and tlvw^h reciprocitysdher’ > farui products givuu advantages iwthe I markets of the world. A esmpariteet. of I lie hat year of th* aevel^-oL admin­. istration with the* present” year jpst. ended shows the frifewing increoasr un­ der the Harrison aduxiabtratiou , Increased exports-of bacon, haxns-nrf tanl. $19,000,000. Increased exports of beef prsdkctw.' $13,000,000. Increased exports uTcaflle, $!0.090,000Incrcascd exports uCwheat, floar iwul. corn. $15,000,000. increased exports of- cotton, $20{900,000. lncrcas<xl export? of seeds, $2,500,000. Increased exports of fruits and ants, $1,500,000. Increased exports of «tecak» and mtei $3,000,000. Increased exports of alT agricultural J tSp©ci«yOorrwpoD<lenc«.J Nbw Turk, Oct. 24 -One sub>rt that may b« of interest to the voter in dterosatarg tbe issare of the campaign is that of national bank currency as compared wftb stata bank- currency, which the Democratic party prupo.es by*.platform toTo-ostablhib. A comparts*® of tho losses by depositors, noteholder*,, aud all’ creditors' «f national Itanknta the late thirty vearo with depositoce and notohtedera of jrivatobanka is stretling. An examination. <4 the lomes through nutloml banks rinre faey were ratobIfehed in* 1863 Jhowa toat the »uxml averoga Ium to depraitor. and tehre creditor during the- *toire period, ha* only l»ren one-twentieth of 1 per eete. of tbo entire liabiliiirete thentetomil banks. __ Tho omptrollw of the curseney showed m his report «f 1891 tbte the Icmes by failures ot private hanks throngboat tbe eoaritry amounted n> a .Ingl.ymr- lSW-to*n.477.41».wluA .^1, by I,r Ar total lom« V tb» national banks siuoethter establishment hi .1868.. This shows the contrast l«twven tbo condition of the national banks and tho private bonks of today. Looking back to the history of iterate banks whan they went permitted tods»ae ■currency, the contrast iastill -luure-teriking. Thuxnpson’s Bank- Note Reporter products, $275,000,000. ] for October, 1859. shows the fiulnre of Besides this the McKhritey tariff has । no less thau 1,547 banks-between Arwr.24 given the funner: and Nov. lof 1857. Another authority, First—A homo marksb-far his bartby, The Elliott Funding System, report® that worth over $5,000,000 yearly. J in the yew of 1841 fifty-five state bonks, Second—A home niuriuA for his- to*-;। -with an aggregate capital of $67,036^363, bacco, worth $7,000,000 yearly. . and a circulation of $38,377,7o2^fai!ed, Third—A home market for his i«*a* i। and that in.nearly every instance.thc en­ toes, amounting to $1,6<W<OQO yearly. K tiro capital and circulation were fast. Fourth—A home market f«ar his t^gs. j Tliomjwui’s Bank-Note Reporter of smoanung to $1,700,000 yearly. ! Nov. 14, 1858, reports the notce-of all Fifth—A home market for his raisins, ; "banks ha Arkansas ►Florida, Iowa and prunes, nuts and othar fruits, wvrth Aliiteteppi of doubtful and only mxni$5,250,000 a year. , nal valnci.und the notes of ullbeuksin Sixth—Saved the ■American wool > Wisconsin nt a discount of 9 t^sr cent., grower from utter ruin by protecting those of Virginia from 0 tu 25 aor rent, him from a disastrous competition with those ofi North Carolina 13’aereent., KS rents per pound by cempartem with : an Manage of 1B.7 center potmd uf I 411S M.CIUqV vr» *••• J———— — similar grades at ctimapocdsng dates in ' ’ ” “ r,• London. ___ thin ret he i*cricuiturnl;|, nro some 4^im'c„tiu.d<mei»rlli»rwn.«»: f F,r»l-0,n.«Kiou« plaucpni^mobu. completely endlatedl Seiond-Lowee trciu . Texas T«nu fever-allteeer ah Second —Looses frciu mast entirely prevented. * Third—Treatment, of cattle oedxmrtl □hip regulate*! and ^osca.prevented. Fourth—Danger*^ introducing disawewith imported animate removed Fifth—Prohibition of our riprk by Germany. Denmuriu Austria. Friace-. Italy and Sjmin removed. Sixth—From L*ulf to one cent j>cr pound added to value- of our pork in United Staten umi und Gr^at Britain wacu.; when.; Uinitxt suite.) orar. unuvai bearing United States government in-4 .irect <.n certificate. Sevt-ulh—Rt*£n’atkm of aUB^ati-m* of4 "1LLIAM O. LOWDEN. Lawyer. Office over Jtfilus Russell’s store, State street. Hastings. Mich. A. SHELDON” urompUy atten<Ung to. fj R. TIMMERMAN, Homeopathic Phyl.‘ . slelan and Surgeon. (Offieeovar Lttlirop’s drug atom.) AW. REAL ESTATK*AND COLLECT­ "th irttor. sdmli<l»’ralor of raM ©»• late, cmnr-, mi© r nrt i.u ■ rcpr<Mcnts that be »» tivpared to render in% final w-e-rmt and pray* thatad.:. way be<0beytoe Tberaci>i>;> it i»ortlrrod.fhat Monday, the 14th ING OFFICE OF day of N’..vi ruber. A. D. lSW.at tw-j o ‘dock In Paxmmbton * Smith, thentlrrtiiwn.<■ »'*tgnr<l for t lie fm-iri ng of *rtd Woodland, Mich. petition, and Hut thebelr* at lawof nald deoraj cd. Hint all wbtr per«ju>* httercsied tn raid C. S. Paxurrton. J. M. Smith. estate, are n-.ulred to appear a‘a«“’an®* Notary PaWk. Justice of tbe Peace. rate court then to Ire baloen-ni tbe Probate tbX’ctrt of llusuri.*. u. raid.rountv. Hiid show rauM. H any there be. way ‘b®. pray« □t tbe petitln.K-r may not I* granted. Aria It I* further ardrred. that Mid Ve’’VcfteL«1?T doHcu to the per*'*’1’ Intere’toa u: raid estaU, ot the pendency of ral£petition, and the ing thereof by rnt;»lng a cop) °’^cr_n‘b,e punlhW In toe ilAsriN<»N baxxaRNnews- L •~k- 'f^dS'w.TlS^xo. (A tore ropy) J mlgo of Probate. KIRK’S PROBATE ORDER State of Michl*vi. County of Rarry-M. At a st*sslon of lb*, ProbMQ Court tor the Cuunty of lUrey. hoiden at the Probate offloc, jCtbe CRv «>1 Hartings. county, on Mon­ day UieiTlh <l.»yof <*!tobcr. la the year ouo thousand eight hundred and ninety two. Fre-rvrt, Charts W. Annstroog, Judije o! ^*7u,atUe matter 0' the estMe of Mariah t$ On^wdlM n*»»l Wing the pctillw. duly veri­ fied. 01 laib-yct’- • Bassrtl. ton ot.«ihl <le.»a“e<i, praying thrt adinliiisiratn>n Of said ertaUi may b- gnmled C*i .lervmiah W. Hendershott. *w to wnueothvr suitable tHtrspn. aw Thereupon it i» ordered, that Tkursjlay.the lot ti day ol JUteuibcr. A. D-. in ten o clock In tbe forenoon, be awlcretl for the bearing of said Detirlon and ihar the helm nt law ©t raid de­ ab L-ifwr persoM tau-mted in raid estate, are rr«nil red tu appear at a *ei.«ton of said cottrt. d»n iu be liokleu at tha I rebate ofI11 the city ol Kastifig*. >" Wld county, and k. «wKv n./t itravMV* .,r 1 petitioner Eire notice Id raid estate, of the k>a and the heart nt y of tin’s order to b-: Bask mt. a new* circulated bi Mid County <■; week for three---------- ■ uisairi day ofhearft : <Atn»WT ) D IAM0N A>tongngo ao'-tha year In this election tbo entire government rl.-eUou of a Democratic president will carry with it the election of a Demwratlc • Curea Dhappad Hands, Wcunda, Bunn, Etc. Hihlrahsinj r.re ’°'u — —----- , • , , . »©n and .ucce-or, * th. -eat of th. bishopric intruded "by bi* father to I* estnblhhed at the neighboring’ ««wn of Els*, rthan a century before Charlemagne l.nri thought the heathen H^xsaxs into reb- pM« oraauinet to* b* kbown o th t4*clora>district,.suxi the tbiH,* I-.-r-> ■*iP!a-tl2,rn,h “< •*•*«" cotnpvv'uTu-1 <i‘. i>te» »fc*ll roniyraesbe other dljtriM. »o ta, Hmw* m Up wmmto vtoetor.1 tatrtet Ti’rro :tteid»©-k>lo 'feMMBby the ei««tor» In r.Jh cramtrakmiM ditttricfr two whlrtHb© .aBMMb4M4lMlM<nMMtall*aodV1av Pre.;, dvot. MM oiw* idterna*© rlector-of PteMd<*it ’'‘ft***1’.* "terty y/lralteraaiBdiBteiet elwior ©f h' -°* ?>"“««* ;* ‘hn Cnl:.-<! Btew* vrapecttv^ir^iw »n tbe -encral ticket • blfutwmnt Cowrocr. »eeret»ry of Mate.Mai©Treararer^JUKlitor (tenerwX Com- the laud- Gunther/.th* bishop, hnd been ranon at the-cathedral at Rbctaa _ A. - * - --- -I-— » kn GNiora(»nd^tap«rtn2«n4*Qtof .'dMIe-tainn-.c tl«*.jw*»a member •tthaSt.-ao-Roan: >r i ,:- the Virgin cuploB the alt© under thopresent cathedral. . -wherwtbe crypt of ’Aa omraharrch is buHA A pretty rosebush > that aaw clinga to the oater cnrtedral chofcrdstudd by tradition to have grown there store • the days of Lewia th© P1«» himaelf. In ., the Uwclfth renturyi whew tbs choir and crvpt were being -nikrgeC. a protecting. hollow wall was bdilt around tbe rt»eburti.in order that: the vine might esntinuato grow aboutftbvbafldte* when the»cw-wa!i hail been-> oompieted. A biixifJ tbe ' -Id arching tea? lie s«e& behind the altao in the crypt.. Thi* i» the prcsmt voo Aer for the great age •£ the rosebush.. and i& must be admitted that many tradi­ tion arepose upon a icas-eaiid. fcmndaLiaajArchitvetaral Record. the imblio debt, which a wu r waged by the Democratic party had, piled up,, it hns reduced from —-.......... ........ —the - indi-btedness ........... .......... — -------- $78 »capita* tu t-lJ pvr capita, and roducedtho public debUrom l$2.7W,OOU.«W *0 $«»OO.i<y,«X), fn round numbers. Swch a reconl fur any yuxty or any govvrnment ia unheard, uf in the hiltoey of natiouk The record of tfn* present administra­ tion in relation, to tho fhnvioes of the ccuntty compaxes favorab^r with any which luut preceded it te tbo lung line of. Republican admiuiatratiou.-', aiui contrasta in a markf.4 degree with tbe Dem­ ocratic administration during the four years piW to the inauguration vf Presi­ dent Harrison. The Democratic chargv that this administration bnfi dissipated Hindus which the Cleveland administra-. tiop created in the treasury is shown, to be fate.* by the fact that the bo called surplus has been expended rixtiineH over by President Harrtep’k administration ■iu the reduction of the bonded debt. Another subject relating tu t he iUuuices of the government about which a good deal uf talk has been made is tboawouut of money in circulation. In thiaconnec­ tion it may Im.-interesting to ounpare tbe conditions iu this country with thotsc in others. A careful atudy of thefluances of the world shows that among the na­ tions who count their population with eight figures, or, in other words, among the nations whose population-is over 10,­ 000,000 of people, only one has as large an amount of money per capita of the population as has the United States. The amount of money in circulation in tl*u»Unihid States is $23.02 per capita, of which $10.57 is gold, $8.55 silver aud $0.51 paper. Free trade Great Britain, after which the Democrats are anxious to pattern, lias but $17.90 per capita. Germany has oven less, $10.40 per capita. Austro-Hv.ngary has still less, $9.32 per capita. Tho per capita amount of money in circulation in the United States is double the average per capita amount in the great nations of tho world having a population of 10,000,000 or more. » Hf>pnwrat»ilve .BConarew foothc (’mi gam ilsasl dlBiricfocPtftgstote. to-wbien this tetete ysaff»tetefoRsnator f wrtb© ia» yrterdtolrict. cbmpo«*4 of tta ©onotie* of WtefoJteHteua.'gfou a SspraMfotiv* in the State Mretelsture for one RepieMntateir div hito tor Barry UHinty. You nr© is provided with a knocker* and the doom are always lacked: even *i>© dwelling* of Ixtndmd* 'Mry poorest pojulatiow are pro­ vided with their knocker -and kept eta -d. flats. Tbo hcuM-a are- generally three storias*. wMh One farnjy on each floor. These are perhaps a taw that have four stories, bat they are wry faw. Of coarse this reh j* to <lw-41!ng* only. They hare large of Ice bulldings^Buch as arc found in arr.ciU? iu this country.—Postal Record. 3e>t far Gewal Hcwwhold Um forms.—Senator Aldrich. br Mlgiwlun « Allen. B. Mi-r •here will b© elected the Collowlr.ir for Barry Crantv. etieviM. Clerk. Ootuity T neee «y»tem of tbo country. A veto for Cleveland uicana Democratic control of proeldcncy, liouec and. senate, und th© Inauguration of a policy Jtufc tho reverse may deaJfic the question. Tt»« Dccnccrata when Irut |n control of all bnuicho© of tho government, 1850-00, plotted Ha destruction. They arc uov plotting to destroy Its three vital princ.• Gr»j& Rapids. Buttons. bovth. KaL'vr.Mzoo BaSTIN'I" Coats Grove.. Woodland.... Woodbury. .. Fist Ik. L. LmihUuk ....... Ih-trolt Grand Rapids. •Stop* on signal only. ♦ Nos. 5 andd will not provided with freight train penult Freight train* will be run al the sf the company, w ho reserve the ririit I the time of such train* without u.a.r.-, W.8. DKtvixd. Gen l 51 H C. rorrau. Gen’l P. a T. Au . CM/T&rd JJI ucicxacw Soy’s Eyesight <avod-Perhaps His Lire A Boston By Hood', SarMparUU—Blood P.lsoned by Canker. Read tho following from a-grateful mrthor: “ My little boy had Scarlet Fever when 4 years old. and it left him very w«ak and with bkxxl psiaweed with (waiter. Bls eyes became so inflamed that hit tuflenngs were interne, for toven weeks ho Could Not Open His Eyes. I took him twice during that time to the Eye and Ear Infirmary on Charles street, but their remedies filled to do him the faint*** shadow of good. I commenced giving him Rood’s CUIT1 hlBL 1 k*™ kto ■*<*«♦ even ’*TT ,M** You may uso ttustea- Hood’s Sarsaparilla because of tho wonderful good it dH my •co." Alate F. Blackman, 333s Washington St. Boston, Mass, Cat ROOD’S. ■ Paying for ynrms Irom ©u© Crop. Gov. John Miller, uf North Dakota, re­ lates an instance of what Is being accom­ plished by farmers In the Red River Valley of Minnesota and North Dakota. He said S. J. Ixjland. near his town of Dwight. N. D., bought Ido acres ot land In the spring of 1891, Ior32.tJOO, and raised crops that wason worth the salary of a govern men t clerk. In excess of the cost of bls farm, m per tbe following statement: ♦J® Bn. of wheat al «&*......... gMBira tab .. oau.atmc................ ifloo deducting eoil ot laud! J SOAP, (ton for the porpoa© ot axeaeriu rc ^©•rtiraetoa «f tt!©.M.ita. that nxii Ifor Bwcta proposition »h»’,l forte written wnMNtarMrtly Mterasna pretty pmr.-i tfitelMJM the wends. “Oovent;b© for 3i- «. p«M o' » smer*: rcvlMtra of tl<© OMMttnfiou ttri» StMe— Yr*.. - x*<i each person votlt.jt ajaltiBSraid- pni>»(u.ra tne -.unh. **e«uvenUun fortbe purj:-*-© of rerhl.ui of thCfonrtHWkMi of Ufa Star-—igSgj—r - Mtoo .... Cloverdale Shula........ if England hi the greatest free trade country in the world. The women in the picture are English, and the illustra­ tion indicates the condition of women in a free trade country. The United States is the example of a protected country. Women do not wheel coal in the United States. The Democratic party, if Grover Cleveland should be elected, will seek to bring about free trade; they admit it. The issue in this campaign is the Ameri­ can home—the happiness of American Then why not vote Tor home protec­ tion? Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansing. Faitl!Ktene<Urtton fraes hwhaml. SJmeof tha old odonlal-caiaa have high: value*. The "pin* tree shilling** of 16601s- V«>n»*v surveyor* worth •££. A Maryland, shilling of 1flK>ia The foilowluuplvra have Imi <lo*i»'A<<«’ by ereimon ccuw I! *r hnld n;: the raid wc rib UO nnd a Louisiana <rawn, coined in JBSaace, 125. Tho copper ihreepenre of Coauecdcut, iraund ih I12T, i» appraised at. m Oct- variety iuut the irecriptio*. “I. Fourth ware. .Iftertf- office. ttru a good coppor/’ and. aenthcr lias thedevice of »ix> ax,with the wemte, ’*t.cut ruy way through/*' A Flcirfiia ■llvc.vihalf dollar of 17W Is worth. •IO;> while the Vir­ ginia. silver bait dolla v of 1713 is valued at 112. Tbo pewter- cautlnantal dollar of ITTfl. I wwill pay S3 for. A goU Vermont doub­ Chicago, KahaaiM UngiM loon i» worth £*00. anti: a Vermor* jdlrex1*r cent, andthere at’ Illinuw irran B to W 1Wr rent. This a. the sort •< iMoney half dollar wilWetch H00. Th© Maa—chd.TIME TABLE. Mtts cent uf lX38.ii valued at 110. to which whinb tho tbo Deiaorrntic IX-iaocmtic i»nrif party Xante wants to ______ Tn effect S.’iHctJx.r 11. ." the bust mid name <tf G. Wsuihingtoo, will! return. WordJ comes from Washington that fetch f-'-O eneh. All of tbe Washington Station*. the public is w to mm, both of silver andrepper. were mind­ U>. public debt debt -statement <.ten,™t which Mtob » be weed a few dcy, hence -ill .bow a. ed in England as patterns for tbe> Ameri­ enttaaauon ot tbe r.,l..cmw ot the can coinage, but the dusigns were tint acpublic The cuinjJtetes m» made1-ublie debt. Tbe comptamts 1c ecptnd because it w.-is considered contrary ItaM Coouar....... against the Republican party by the to the principle*, of ear govwum«Q> to Wchji.-.dJuirfn r». 3 u stamp the head te the praddate upoaour Crw»ey Democrats regarding its expenditures off W 31 count—Intcrvicrrta Waahingson fitaa ' Milo... Iwltun public fund© nxiy be recognized as anfi) 1; (lownl unjust one by every man who stops to CRmlti. consider what the Republican party in No whittles are wd bfr the camera In its administration of the government London. Instead they use ti>© poteauro’s ha&done. Since 1865, when it set itself double knock. which is made by girlag seriously ai-nul the tusk of paying off two dirtinet rap* <m the door. Every door Woodland contagions disetu»s amount American) cattle shipped, abroad as r «nlt of a sys* tew of iu«iH-*tiou. Eighth—Toe sugar iuutartry placid upon a footing which prumists to supglff the entire dcanestic consumption with a • Abstract aud Rate Estate Office home grown product. Abut/act Block. Hartings. Ninth—Indian corn successfully introMoney to IwG' on K»f nt«- Real lirtato ©old on c-’wnriliralon. steneral conveyanttaM. fl need as a human food in the lvsding tlanuK a complete *et ot Abstract Book*.core conntriitouf Europe. p.M ftom Ui. Iteeorfc. ™ f["-N' Tenth—Extension-sf our trade a agri­ 4 tracts. CBHUVKS. uiera. cultural products thronghoal LatinP. DRAKE, M. D., American Conntrif-s* Eleventh—Measure® adopted U> chock Office over Holloway’* <toux store. Office boars from S to 4 p. m. Teteptetoie. con tlw imports of raw cotton frezn abroad. neettna with realtatnee. at Holloway s drus Twelfth—Saving to fan mas annually store. j______________ '________ of millions of dollar®, by combating depredations diseases and insects on Q M. FJWLER.D.D. S. vegetation. Thirteenth—Wide extension of weath­ Office tonwi 8 a. m. to-5 P- in, er bureau awvico in interest o£ agricul­ SMITH A COLGROVE. ture. * Lawyers. ' Fourteenth—Publication on more ex­ (Office luUnion block. Hastings.) Praotiee I* all the courts of Ihe state. tensive scale of valuable information, for use of farmers. E. KKNASTON, Attorney at Law, Women Unloading Coal nt Dudley Tort. th© mailer •>' Bit ct>f. te of Sevilla AH- »*«>•» are to >©-el©rt«rt. vfr tw ’iL. ■ .1"‘: wtttep dbtrict Ibrrvteafter iLaa..© ©FFTraMcni wd- Xtee Freraiwt o’i Mur* tn each ifioriw. wfio ah-Jira rroun thankful Where enaUradiant K^oa-up- 1 CURE ^ive me at of tb© city* Cases of this kind are so common tbsi >y area trur ta the news market out REGISTRATION NOTH ! IU tire qualified elector* of thOCtty "I H-i'tn Notre© I* hereby give*, mat ihe ©Idi-tii.n tbe several wants of tlelty of Hasting* li­ on a board of rreUtraUon under ami by of on art emit Ini. aa Mt to (Uxthcr pmen -■ purity of election* and to xnnf'1 ttsalu’’ abiislfr* of the elective franchhe by a r>-.tlonuf eieciuni approved l-iub. lllli. •' ■mended by act isi ot <re««to<i U''* ap^i March 30th. W6S. will meet uu Saturd iy, veatoerstb. IMto from Sa ra. to s p. m waiifL Btanlqfb MtoltinnHh shop on N>cfo«’. ave; tod ward. Aft Good*«*r building. ■ ea»» electric llg'jt plant;3d ward, council.r Mr State street onr BeanwrS store; «b turn. Sheriff’* office at court house, for lie |-uri» ■*«■ «rf rotnplrtliw a -1st ot the qusllD d ••Ire when and wiero al) person* entitle*! :o elective tranahhe uadrr article T. -©••I un the constlltdfon of taoaUite of M>big*n. i register tb«r munw to euutle ttasn to the 1 lege of voUng umi©r thi* set. H. S. Cbalrraan ol the Board •! Reg «:rati Thon, blixston. Secretary uf Baunt ot Rvytatnitlon. PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan. County ol’Barry At a session ot the Probate Court for . County ot Barry, hotaen at the Probute OfflcIntho City ©f HMtlnir. in raid co^uty. Wndaesday. tho Mb day of October, fn IU yearone thousand eight Limdndgfidfoiieiy t«> Present, Cbartea W. Armstrong. Judge j *l?fatbij matter ot the cstalo of I’ftnic P. Bradley. deoeaiuM. . On readlngjuMl Dling the pe'.»i'‘«- *J‘|1T ''•}] fled of OUveBradlcy. widow of -raid praying that a certain initromeni now «>n t.•< -j ihis court purporting tu U> We iart will a».d toatament ot said dvoeased be RdfoiMCji i,rf; bate, and that admtalrtraUen <»f raid rus.r mar bu granted to Olive Bradley. I'l'1 ,ir,,x I Iu said will named or to some other sitttaow 1 T^-rcvpon It Is ordered, that Tuesday, ths IM day rfttorrmber. A. D. at ten oe.*s* ■ inUie forenoon bo aaslgnerl fort be hearing of said petition, and that thubeirs at law.<djd de­ ceased* and all other person* Interested1 in ra d (•stale, are mulrwl to sppear st aaras ton cd * -t •' Court, then to beholden at tho * n,*.l7 'L. in the City ot Hasting*. In said ««} »b<jw cause. If aoy there be, why the PTOflF.?* the petitioner tuay Dot be granted. AndU•» fuftfconlered. that said petitioner g '•■ »«“'• to tbe persons iuterested to said e«t»i TMwMm o( Mid petition and tbe b-inn., thereof, by oautne a copy ol this order fo?o published Id the Hartings BanxkR, » gerpi ink-d and circulated In said Barry ouee In <*ch week fur Hire© ni.e<»i'o wrak. prrrto. f-jdd.^ (AtroeeopT.) Judge vf 1 r.“ �flASTlNGS_J3ANNER. -Thu..'Member. }U«9* — w. R- COOK. Local EdH»r. Our bufenpt .lock or on lbe dollai. .hocr .M wtre PERSONAL MENTION Mio n anu Cnu .nd ,m priori The bare announcement that Washing- : ten GsMner will speak In Union hall neit Monday evening will be sufficient to etowd the baU. I NEW snow IB TOWN Well, we have a line of underwear from oarauctioii >a*e. When you want to s<e Jtasteless-effectual disordered LIVER ♦ 25 Cents a Boit , .!* 3 Tasteleu 4 Soluble Coatlog. 9 gAlHBOf pebble spectacles SPECr/KLEJ /IRE NEEDED •i । pric-si tbe rest are not In it. Yours truly. Tun Racket. 1 Don’t forget the fact that our own Judge Hooker Is on the state ticket for Justice of the bupreme court. Judge hooker la Busby rttnrort w|,h ,hfm known to the people of this noonty as an honest, careful, painstaking official, who has had Just such a Judicial experience as ( -especially fits him for the high office for riu. ■which he has been nominated. ln From the fact that while George L Ya­ ple was under the wing of Editor Dennis while here, democrats have concluded that the editor of the Journal will be the pan dispenser for Barry county, In case of the election of Yaple and Grover Cleveland. Thia fact isn’t calculated to enthuse democrate very much into supporting the -Boy from Mendon.” • broke ln,° Bankrupt store hriday night and stole four umbrellas aud a small, quantity of other goods. No man who ia not too lazy to worg heeds to steal in this city, as he can get work If hi d» sires it. This breaking Into buildings Is getting too common and can be- stopped If proper vigilance is kept. A small due was left by these burglars that possibly might lead to, their detection. The democrats have a large banner hnnx out In front of a saloon Iw-aring the words-From one to fire hundred dollars thnt HarriAon will not be onr next l*resident.” The banner still hangs, for the bet has a string to IL As will be seen this b conditional* and tlie bet would depend upon President Harrison’s living until March -Hb. next after he Is elected. Re­ publicans don.t bite such bait, but have plenty of money that say's that Cleveland will be defeated next Tuesday. H'r" W e are not a traveling show or anyth! ig qf that sort, but we are prepared to show people a full line of « MIMI.u'““- »•" 81.00, i M ml?The • 1-8. 81.35 and 91.50 at the Racket. ii The,H1*l,0W*'en party given by the la­ ' dles of the A. N. Q. club Monday evening of ! VheO™h 'n 'pUe °f ,he ‘“demelc? <?ff. ? Th* WM ? Tery Boots,: Shoes ■ and : Furnishings At prices that cannot be duplicated by any dealer in Hastings. Our goods are strictly FIRST CLASS and we will guarantee them to be as good, and most of them better, than anything of the same price on the market. • ! i L.u ,ta<S WM handsomely decorare*? and On the sides IhEh^ wo •rttau<*1>y arrangwl booths from • jwhich coffee and sandwiches, ’ ices and T‘‘n’ 8enred‘ »Dd ^e soft light 1 •hed from the many hued shades of the । !piano lamps gave a very pleasing effect. ।Tables and chairs were scattered about for those who preferred conversation and cards i ”5’ Jack’lan,«niK stared at the । beholder from every convenient spot. Music was furnished by Clement’s orches­ i tra of Kalamazoo, and gave the very best < it is needless to nay that Iit will not be the last time they are called ’to this city. The party Is universally con<ceiled to be the finest ever given here and iredacts great credit on the young ladies, iand they are to be highly congratulated on Itheir effort. • The republican meeting at Carlton Cen­ Hastings lus a Brotherhood of Station­ ter Tuesday evening of lust week was well ery Engineers ond firemen with 12 mem­ attended and the audience listened to bers. They have regular meetings, and a sound addresses from Hun. Clement Smith library of about 30 volumes. The officer.- and Hon. Jas. A. Sweezey. The only are: ■ thing to mar the pleasure of this meeting J. S. Calkins—President. was the action of a mob whn Insulted these Frank W. Tucker—Vice President. • gentlemen, who are held iu the highest es­ F. W. Collins—Secretary. teem all over Barry County. Men who W. T. Green—Treasurer. have always treated you. whenever you O. W. Murphey—Conductor. found It necessary to consult them ’ on . F. G. Glines—Doorkeeper. some legal matters with courtesy. honesty F. G. Glines—Trustee. and gihjtlemanllues*. It Is but fair to say ’ B. B. Sparks—Trustee. that the brutal action. of these boys- Is Wm. B. Barham—Trustee. greatly deplored by all the good citizens of We are glad to note the Interesttaken -------- Carlton, who request me on behalf <>f by the local brotherhood In their business themselves to offer their apologies to the and hope for their prosperity. Hpn. James A. Sweezey aud the Hon. Clement Smith. On me rests the responsi­ bility most, as by my request the gentle­ I I |j \ tire* changed Everything points to republican success ' men were sent to Carlton to honor us by ill \toPneumatlcs National, state and county. In New York’ . I I Illi l("r froul ^;:0- City tbe registration is 20.000 below what ,their presence. These act* are committed ’/ I JO Moo to 834.00. deuiocnito expwted, no doubt due to the not only at republican meetings but at all public gatherings, and the good people of i p in the State. Address, warring Tammanyltes who are knifing j Carlton. Irrespective of party, should see \MAZOO CYCLE CO.. Cy-velund in every way possible, in that , that these things are stopped, aud arrests Kalamazoo. Mich. state thousands of dollars offered to be , will follow If they are not. wagered on republican success goes beg­ N. O. Au.ej:i>ing. ging for taker.*, so great Is tbe republican [The above apology was written at confidence of success. In our own state tbe people have become disgusted with jgreater length but had to be omitted on account of the rush of other matter.—Ed.] Squawbuck and foolish and expensive leg­ tlKqULSTIOS • islation and will speak in a voice that will strike terror to the camp of the opposition, •. -hanses for advertisements in our own county tbe disgusting mess, this office Tuesdays at latest to which a few political tricksters and office r.. -n In the issue of tbe week seekers, have nuamed down the tnrnata of democrats and prohibitionists, have nau­ seated everyone who is cognizant of the tacts. Deals have been made in county . I !;UK~C tO ren- Or Sell. politics, which If liier could be disclosed, O. D. Sl'At LP1SQ. would show a state of rottenuess and po­ *y .v Bronson sell the -tonn rub- litical corruption that would scare a Tam­ many warrior to death. Messrs Benham. Reciter Sat inlay ir your name is not Ipowden. Wlckjlrire and others are on the 1 peoples partj/aeiaocratie and prohibition already. »n tbe list v tickets anu and me the pmwui.ua platforma u> ot ui«c these parties , I uc*cu> Hrir Washington *tardner lu Union ball I' are flO so diametrically diametrically oppo«ed opposed to to each each other other next Monday evening. i -- who will that. no man ought to be -------trusted A.. iK’w. our'rubber goods at prices we accept a nomination upon ail three of them. As democrats they are opposed to all । niitititlun. at tbe Racket sumptuary legislation; as prohibitionists already registered, see that your they favor all temperance legislation. l dn the list next Saturday. Add so on down through the list of the Muhwaukaall wool knit boot* complete principles underlying these three parlies, f ; n unly $2.75 at Wooley A Bron- there is scarcely a principle In one that Is not opposed In one if not both of tbe other platforms upon which these men seek • litif Candee rubber boots at 82.25 election. The democratic, prohibition and Bankrupt store. Sign of the red people’s parlies do not represent a major­ ity of the voters of Barry county: neither <lo they begin to represent tbe majority of C- nip:• ;»• returns from tbe county, state and nation will be received election night the people, who are opposed to seeing can­ didates riding Into public office straddling over three party platforms. Owing t<» our milliner’s sickness we will ’ Dr. Henry F. Thomas, of Allegan, the — > j: oar iadlet’ hats at cost and less. republican nominee for congress, who has The Racket. been In Barry county the past week, has if j'lij are not already registered, and created a flattering Impreaslon. He doer .« fail to register Saturday, you cannot not, like his dreamy opponent, want the government to buy Hie great business en­ . -received at the Bankrupt store the terprises of the country and conduct them. ia:g—• line of boot* and shoes in the city, He Is not such an Idle dreamer as thatHe has too much common sense to Indulge s - them. Sign of tbe red flag. tn such speculations. It Is well for tt»e I..-: mtetingof the campaign at Union people be will represent that he is not a ‘ . Monday evening. Rev. Washington dreamer, but is a practical man. Dr. .............. wllrspeak. That announcement Thomas impreaaes people who meet him will fill the hall. for what he Is—a man of Ideas and earnest •‘•■vlngti! the jrutb of political matter convictions. A man who will at all times cur correspondence bad to be unhesitatingly stand by his convictions of 'vni’G <1 this week. After election we will right and doty. Up Tboaut* does not hesitate to declare that he is a republican have plenty of room. and in sympathy with republican, princi­ 1'iie ladies connected with the Eplsco- ples. It )*uuld be dffiicult to size up tbe ! ’ irch will serve lunches In M. W. party affiliations of George I* Yaple, who H:ivr‘s <.ffice the evening of election yhlle never mentions either Cleveland or Wea­ th* returns are l>elng received. ver. but goes about ranting free trade, and Several from this city will listen to Ex that impossible thing of government Stoker Reed, of Maine tn Kalamazoo this ownership and monopoly of private busi­ ness. It ta certain that Dr. Thomas would pvnmg. a special train will be run over never do what George L. Yaple did on . K. nnd S., leaving Kalamazoo at February 15U1. 1835, In tlae house of repre­ If o'clock in the evening. sentatives—vole with eight others against :t you want to hear the election news on the retirement of Gen. Grant upon • Pen­ i l'rfion night, go to Union haiL Full sion. He would court no sach Invidious t»-j-trapbic returns will by received from dhUnctlon. But every Interest o J lbi» '!:teand nation, and the reports from tho district, every principle of the republican I’ivnnof this ebunty will be received and paHy, would be championed by Dr. retd there. Thomas. Mr. Yapta Is making ■ d«P«£ ate effort to be elected. He is trying to The desperate schemers of the opposi­ get republican votes. He Ian of te, realizing that they are already in the ?hcm, and will not get them. Dr. Thomas nikority. hope to pull through Lowden. should receive the votes of tbe r *P ub,, 5*£" Wl kwire nnd Benham by trading Everyof Barry county and will receive them. Jhhg vise on the ticket wi|| be sacrificed Asa graduate of two of tbe best coLcges hrae three. . । in Michigan, and with years of successful Ut republican workers see that every business career to bis credit, he has the ability, with a legislative experleuce of repibllcan voter in Barry county whose num? 1, not already registered goes before two terms, he is familiar with Ute prac­ th/jeardof registration Saturday. If tbe n- tices and usages of the body to which he pab.’can vole is tolled, the entire republl- will bo elected. His years of service In «n ticket will be elected. the army is all the ^Hificate neouesary .as U» bls patriotism. With hl» good cilizenTie Ladles Quartette of Albion College mHd. high chanJtrr. keen Inte’wt In will ;lve a concert at the Opera House In Naslellle PrMay. Nuv. <tb. Thia will te- affairs and cloue «««eh with.very concern of the people. b« I- abuadantly qualified one $ the- finest entertahimeuts of ihv to serve tbe people of thia district Let seasm ami n» «np should mifls hearing Barry county, in which he was born, them Adm ssk-n C5 cents, children ts give him a rowing vote. ce .ts 'H We have a full line of Felt Boots, Felt Socks and Rubber Overs . . are not able to read •nt at 12 to 14 inches . «■. when you are uot able 1 .icing or sewing for tunc without fatigue i- ok blurred and run If ■ our eves are in such ih-.T. call on <-;MER. The Jeweler ,ur eyes fitted to the , i is the world for the Of every description. Boston Rubber Shoe Co. or Candee Bubber Boots only $2.25. Snag Proof at $3.00. Nice line of Over-shirts just received. Underwear of every kind, in large, medium or small sizes, and at prices ranging from 25c. per suit up. See our fine Gent’s Shoes. The finest thing in shoes at $4.25. Other dealers will ask you $6.00 for the same shoe. We are always pleased to show our goods and can guarantee satisfaction. Yours Truly, i.' | i ] ! fir iw,Tvr 8'1 H. OSBORN, Mgr. South Sidp, East End Main St. AL NEW'S. ■ek. <4 l-*0 quires. ^residential Campaign of 1892 QlfrlNb INDUCEMENT/ A POINTER what you are looking for. to give you. Speaking of THAT'S TO BEADERS OF That's what we’re here STOVES and STOVES, THE Presidential Campaign will be the most intensely interesting and exciting in the history of the United states, and people will be extremely anxious to have all the general and political news and discussions of the day as presented In a National Jour­ nal, In addition to that supplied by their own local paper. 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GOODYEAR BROS ft Thjs Is the most liberal combination offer ever made in the United States, and every reader of • The Banner” should take advantage of It at once. short time I will sell White Rose flour AT $1.90 PEK 100 LBJ. This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to lie first grade. Live poultry wanted JOS. ROGERS. Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - Mich. SURPLVS I8.000.OT. Incorporated under tbe laws of the State at Michigan. Open for business Dec. is. wso. officers: 3. G. Robins m, President; Chester Mewr. Vice. Pres. I». W. Reynolds, Cashier. D. w. Reynold*. p r.. RohlnbOD. Chester Mi John Carvrth. P. T. Colgrovo. Interest oa'd mi ILnedepodtsa-.d gfl Banking Business Transacted. ■s K �1892 1892 NOVEMBER potice swung Into Ena ia front Following men and pail bearers The bearec wh» next and directly behind It came the presi­ dent aud the immediate relative*, followed by the membeni at the cabinet aud their ladiM. After these followed Governor Chase and tbe state officials, the ladies* ,_ board of tho Orphan bctnsr the memb *rs of J the. state supreme court, intimate lady , friends and cai riagw in general. Tbe total •umber of carriages in line exceeded 100. Formed in two lines on the route to th* rvn'.etery once more the veterans testified their revwenc© for the dead, as with un­ covered heads they stool until ths curtegs Fr. I Sa. Su. Mo. Tu. W«. Th. 6 7 8 4 5 2 3 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 WITH LOVING CARE fl* Straight out Meridian street to the ceme­ tery theeoretgn moved. Ou either «ide/tood thousands of people watching the scene. At the cemetery the grave had been prepared. It was lined with slabs of stones six inches thick, the seams being cemented. Jxning hands bad lined the tomb and itsapproacbing with beautiful flowcra. t’-'on arrival at the grave the president and inimcdU-e relatives took positions at one end nnd the officsting clergymen nt the other, while the balance of the funeral party took places at the sides and the others <rl:<» had followed formed a aisle atv-ji_d. Tito services were short and scon to the words “Earth to Earth, Dust to Duts, Ashes to Ashes," the clods were heard fading over the form of the beloved of the nation’s president. “I heard a voice from Heaven saying unto me write: Blessed are the deed who die in the Lord, for they rest from their labors. RAVAGING FLAMES. Sweep at Their Will Over the Cream City. r:d;:g on the wings of the gale Ihe Hungry Devastator Works His Awful Havoc Until He Licks Up l7»oco,ooo in Property— Human Life Lost Cueh of tbe Bortneea Portico at tho City Laid Waste and Hundred* of Workman** uvajd&V w«U» "LUng to tt« toner rf tbo “shwtTjr brforo »o'clock tbo WOLI OF A WEEK 'ta porua.nlo rf tbe goo worko «jdo<tM in quick .ureewddtl with dMieulug revrrtet«dona. This* loss alone represents 000, which waa the cwt of the n-c^tiy erected plnut. AlltheNoithwestara freipb* buildings and cars along th© tracks are 7 . .. . ._____I a___ —1 rtnt'nrte nf miUtiM have been called out to protect »«•*><« freight from robbing marauder* All th© ►uFhera section of MUwaukra b iniruin* The dreadful conflagration wa» rtUl »n pragraa at 9 p. m. Never tn the history uf the city has such » calamity befallen it. Acre* of land, embracing th© great m?°Qr factoring district* of the dty, haw bwn devastated and now lie a moss of ■mould­ ering ruins. Almort the entire routhern division from East Water street to the lake own Mem ■even stone* atoriea and wm Instantly killed. g^n —r — •— wiU be no fuaion between the Dem«— ocrat* and---------Populirt* of South Dakota, th* time for change* In the ticket* having ri-uwed. The supreme court has issued a role upon the secretary of state-to show ‘why tbe umro ol the ProhfciUoaiM candidates should, not be upon the ticket Twenty-one counties in Arkansas voted at th* recent election against th© sale of frjuor The rule will stand for two year*. Mau.Ice Bernhardt’* wife'hn* applied for a divorce. Maurice is Sara Berahnrdt’* only son. The Democrats und Populist* of Oregon have fused on presidential elector*, divid­ ing th* ticket between them. . It is announced that Queen Victoria will spend the winter In Italy. She will rerido at^Bientina, eleven miles east of Pi*a. Cholera has appeared on the outakirt* of Vienna. Tbo disease is supposed to have been Introduced from Buda Perth. Four large mountain flroo or© raging in tho vicinity of Carlisle, Pa. Two ot them have a combined front of forty miles. Robert Franz, th© well known composer, is dead. He died at Berlin. Hl* age wa* 77. A eollislon on th© Northwestern railway near PaUtlne, Hl*, resulted in the death at John Barron, conductor and Tho*. Cur­ ran, brakeman, both of Chicago. George Jubin, an extra, engineer, residence, Escaueaba, Mich., had his right arm •rushed. " '*TI5 Messrs. James and Buxton, member* of parliament, nnd Mr. Long, an ex-member of parliament, have been appointed a com­ mittee to investigate the expenditure ot General Booth's “In Darkest England” fund. General J. W. Tuttle, tho “hero trf Fort Donelsnn,” died at Casa Grande, Art, ut paralysis. •1 who dud reroau, lk, u bpn.iglleUL H«uy Rydw, torawrly United 8(m, “t' l^“n' "nU "«1 towhthuwn monthe imprUoinneat wheol X * I* Winemnn, wbolemjr dml.n u. oloching, Chkego, Oiled LUUUUo, e|?i 000. Assets said tu be small. ' ProhlMtionlfltehav© tven for some- tim© trying to dire Ebtrimrta’ sDluon out or Allyn, Wash, finally the bmldjDg-WftM blown to pieces by dynamite land "they d<, •ay” that th© ProhibittaniMa did th* wu-k Wylie the wbwlman who- I* trying n, beat his way to Chicago has arrived all« aUToluinbti*, O., without it, sorting hitna has been consumtiL Frenzied Horae* Loose la tho Street*. During the coawe of the Are a number ot barns and large livery *toble© were burnedThey Bear the President’s Dead Three were filled with b_reeo, which were liberated by the polio*. The horee© ran to Her Rest. Daniel Mackey, in jail nt iMnliury.Corm I wildly about the streets and before they Depot.—I-inntlc Scene* IntboStreet*. for robbing a church. v/M about to 1*. । could be caught a number of per"°“ WCT* Milwafkev. Oct. »—Scores ef blocks en a package containing a IMble and two ran down and badly Injured. Th© wire© of m TOMB WITH FL0WEB8 ADORNED magazines which had been sent to the jail 4 Milwaukee's largest business houses, to- tbe electric street railway* are down andfor him, when th© jpilor’a wife found that XUhvr with hundreds of frame houses, th© telephone company’* system is pros­ in the back of thrBible were two flue fli-j, were de>lrcy>.d by fire last.night. Com­ trated. Tho electric light service b para­ and two saws. lyzed and the- gas work* have been de­ mencing at 3..XJ o'clock In nn. tho establish­ stroyed. Work in the newspaper offices At Chicago flre-dcrtro.’xJ h building at emn Garb of Mourning and Her Neigh­ ment on East Water street next to the nnd telegraph offices was being dona by Stewart avenue and Twent^evcnth street bor* Hasten to Pay a Final Tribute nt causing a loss of glOO.OOD. river the flames, driven by the fearful hur­ candle light. Affection und Respect—The Funeral PntMl CosaalUe* Reported. Mrs. Mary A. Beard, skmdcr, five fe* ricane which was blowing, spread with At the morgue three bodlee—two hrave high,, black hair and ©yea, has disappear.4 Every Stai Ion on It* Solemn Journey. frightful rapidity to the lake over half a firemen nnd na elderly huly-are stretched from her home, 4206 Lcmglej avenue, Chi­ Indianapolis, Oct 2a—The funeral mile to the east. It is utterly fanpomlble to cold and charred In death. At the Emer­ cago. train bearing the remains of Mrs. Benja­ estimate the loes njth any degree at —■ gency hospital four other victims of the Tho Phamix National bank at Phrnnix. min Harrison and ..the party of friends fire are prostrated, two of whom are not curacy. Even a complete list al the big fifteen miles north of Syracuse, N. Y., ivv* Slowly and sadly they turned away and which accompanied them west arrived expected to survive. These four are men. robbed of t2,900 iu cash. left her to her everlasting rest. What business houses cancel be obtained, while Another very seriously injured person has here this morning. The trip from Wash­ Tbe Euclid Avijnue Opera bouw, Clev*. were the emotion* of tbe bereaved huntwiud to these must be added the small individual been removed to St Mary'a In the in­ ington was an interesting one, and showed thtee who have passed through tho fire of land, bos Ixsen destroyed by fire. i.. about 81'20,000. that every where the sad event had touched limihfr bereavement know. As tho last losses of hundreds of small property owi- tensely exciting state ot affair* it is Impos­ sible to get Any names, and the dead; dy­ era whose houses and household goods have one of these chorils that makes the whole spadefull of earth .was laid on the mound ing and ।injured remained unidentified. world kin. From the time the train left the president and other mourners with l»u destroyed. Engine house No. 10 ha* been bunted and Colonel William y.. Strnelian. of, B6*. streaming eyes sought their carriages and A Do** of Twcnty-ffv* MUllnn*. • five other | engines belonging to the local ton, commander of th - Ninth regiment, M soon the spot was deserted, and the last act As it is the loss will probably amount tj> department have been literally melted in Tho total registration ut Chicago aggre­ V. M., waa killuLin a nuutoiuy accident »t tn the drama of the life of Caroline Scott 10,000,000 or- >8,000,000. Tbe tract burned bn alley before they.could be drawn oat. Harrison was ended. gates about 270,000, which Is CO.Ote) In ex­ Beechmont. Hw wife, who was riding is over half a mile wide east and west, and TAKING COMFORT FROM DISASTER. cess of last year and nearly 100,0U> in ex­ with 1dm. cscapvd uninjured. WISCONSIN APPORTIONMENT. A Ion of <200,000 wr* caused by the bunt­ cels of 1PM. a mile north and- south, commencing ilt In his annual report A. L. Thorons, gov­ ing <rf Gracnewald hall at New1 Orh are. the establishment of the Union Oil com­ James Martelle, tbe Itatiau who k:il«-J ernor of Utah, expresses the belief that po­ pany at 275 East Water street. *Tha fire It Is the moat disastrous fire the dty has lygamy is declining in that territory. John Pcrrello at Saratoga Inst May. Lu* Madison, Win., Oct 27.—The apportion­ was burning fiercely when the city depart­ ever experienced. But. while it is a bad bout* Galdan, Ute chef in Emperor Will­ been sentenced tu be catelectrizid at Dan ment ns adopted by the Democratic caucus, ment reached the scene. Owing to the one, there M a feeling of thankfulness that iam’s kitchen, committed suicide at Ber­ Deuiom in the week beginning li.-c. 11. with tho exception of one district, passed hurricane that was blowing the men were Nebraska Knlghta of Pythiad lose the fire did not originate iu some other por­ lin. He in :,upp<»«d to have been made in­ both houses yesterday. The exception is utterly unable to do anything, aud for any' tion of the dty. All the residence portion sane by tbe loss of hU money by the fall- by tbe failure of the Ainsworth l»ahk. in tlw case of Fond du Ijic county, where practical results might ns well have done John Reed, tei years ulii, the oldest of tbe Thitd want was to have been dis­ upj of a bank. the Republican arrangement prevailed. nothing. In spite of this the men worked The- -----trial of-----tbeT'w men----------------accusedofTZ the mur- resident of lo<«au county, died nt Lincoln, mantled within n year or two. as th© prop’ w. Senator Krueger and Assemblyman Neal ills. "-UP—. W ta.. bravely ami did everything in their power, .Mjwx.la.Mlre .Immn.l by th. nUlnwl Mrs. Mary Gootlts, who was dniuf tha two Brown, both Democrats, voted with th© risking their lives in the burning building* Ml anamfaeturlkK ; P^Watroox well-kao.n. tn girls shut by George H. Bun-usLoHi. time Republicans on the ground that the appor­ and endeavoring by tearing down blocks in tionment would not, hi their judgment, Cm.lniplj Weiw the rHia.rnl nt more. , w^,inaV11, circle... . rr«i ago ut Chicago, died nt Mnguslia, Illa stand a constitutional test. The majority advance of the path of the fire to check iL Who expected to move within a year or L^ate am.' n< te broker, has laten arrested James IL Bartlett, ana of the MirrivotB d of the Dt inocratH, however, claim that tha , Location of the Conflagration. two. When it was seen that theJre wns J on a charge of forgery. The Jeanette expedition^ committed suicide new apportionment is constitutional and This was in vain alul nil night long the beyond the oontroi of the home department' Tfae contract for carrying th© mail* be- at- Sun Francisco after rii<xfling hia wjfr that under it they will still be able to re­ flames continued along their way from the Mayur Somers ami Chief Foley telegraphed twevn the World’s fair and .-ttttions on tho and killing her sister. Bartletf* mind u tain a majority in the legislature. establishment iu East. Water street where tu Racine, Kenosha and Chicago for help BHnoi* Cent ml fur 12.677 lias been awarded believed to have been weakcnifl by his v. r rible exiwri-mce in the arctic r. gio-'., to R. V. Wuodlh-f, of St. Louis. FOUR DEAD AND ONE DYING. the blaze started. The path of tlje fire was in and it was promptly sent. Boun4« uf tbo Swept District. I Burglar* Lave looted tbe civic pawnshop THE INDIANAPOLIS HOUK. /In explosion on the PoUmiar Hv. r su-.,;>: the shape of nn immense V, rhe angle of TH© burned district include* the south I at Darmstadt and secured an immense er Wakefield caused the death of tbxw u'- k Washington to ..it* arrival here—even at the letter being in the oil establishment, hnndo. portion of thi: Third wnrd und iu a general ■ booty in gold aud silver. Occaponts. night*-the route was lined with sympa­ Hev. Dr. John Hall and Iter. Dr. Robert About fifty bodies have beCu wariicd DES Moines, la., Nov. I.—Tbe farm resi­ while one line extends directly east to the wiu is bounded on the north by Buffalo 1 thetic faces. At every station, however lake, the other running to th? lake in a street, ou theieast t»y the Ink© and on the I Russell Bfx>th have rvsign«d from the a*li'*re from the wreck of the steamer Boudence of George Cage, a mile southwest of small, there was a group of waiting peo""I uf- -I'nlho Tbit,steal J. *w« —* l.y th.- river. Ou “ * j- „r- dlrertnr. 1 -- • • southerly direction. Through Immense south rr maula near Pi niche, Portugal, people who watched the train speed by with the ciw, was burned yesterday. Four of factories from four to seven stories high "Water street, ____ _ ________ ___,K m-iulnary as a result ut the com [Hlcat ions sweet, where the fire._______ started,F the Floods in the state uf Pnxiu-^ Mexico, faces expressive r JBL. of sorrow. At a number the inmate* perished in the flames, and . .- *. ■ H.IX. t a n little 11**1.. north I. of Buffalo . • ■ . ... . . which were supposed to be fireproof the blaze oxtendtd following the aeminary’s dispute with the caused over. x300,(*X) danuige to. proiH-rkA ■of places the track was lined on each side GcOrs© Cage inhaled the flame and will die flames spread with as much easeoa through street nearly • to Detroit In this block, Presbyterian church. and the lw» of fifty lives. with school children. of his Injuries. Thi. dead are: Mrs. John the frame cottage which they attacked far­ however, were several buildings that Decatur, Ills., b*aaecam] the location E. C. O'Brien, United Suites commir Cage hnd child; two children of George ther east. After wiping out the factories cscajxaL Thu total loss is now put at |10,there of a commercial rolling mill nt pres­ rioner of navigatuai, in hi* nnuuAl rejxirt, V 7 IW*/- u 1 C^V. agM 5------------------------------.l.r. ucl > rnn. and wholesale establishments the lire found OOO.W. I Everything was ready when the funeral'' • ent at Burlington, la. Lt will give employ­ says that tha tonnage of shipping on th** easy prey in the scores of blocks filled with train arrived. For blocks all around the ---------- ------------- -- -- --------- -- — meat to 4U) |M<ople. great lakes has been increased frutn 71l.3> A luong the big establishments destroyed i A boV wilh A eignn tte is responsible for a tram in 18S1 to LlSSAt! in WM. ' railway station the street* were crowded Ny.wi Oblkans, NoV. 1.—The Grunewnld frame houses which extend the cast of by the fire wear: The Union Oil company, Urw whieh dretroyad eight building* at with people. Business in the city wns Opera houae, valued at $300,000, wm ile- Milwaukee street. The gwvernintflt of. Paraguay ofior* t owned by J. M. Mullenus nnd P. J. Terns, . Hummebtown, Pa. nearly entirely suspended, and many In­ long list of pr-vraiums on farm anil facton _ tire nt an early - hour ., Wedncs--------------dus! rial^cHL-i bl Lshments had closed tn honor stroyre by ■From these the flames leaped to tha 273 'East Water' street, where tb© fire ’ products ns an inducement to foreigner* tc Friday. Ort. S8. of the gentle lady whose last joqyney was day morning. The building was insured freight houses of tho Milwaukee, Dike rtarted; the National Distilling coni]»any, settle in that country. (Inly through the thorough Shore and Western. These caught .on tho 75 to 83 Buffalo street? Bloch & Co., whole. *o near completed. Quickly the travelers for Our minister to Hawaii, Mr. Stevens, ha* A gang of cr-imterfeitera who hare been disembarked, tho casket was conveyed to work of the lire department was a terrible extreme southern cud and in a moment sale liquors, ST© East Water, Bud & Kip, ’ sued thi- newspaper Bulletin for libel for doing a thriving business with •parlous conflagration nverttd, for only a short dis ­ the hearse, and the march wns taken up for were ablaze along their whole length, ovsr manufacturers of upholstered furniture, | charging that the minister did not take tho First Presbyterian church followed by tance away ore sicunted. tho magnificent two blocks. Adjoining the depots were the 251 to 230 Brnndway; lloundy. Peckham & • proper care of the onstaway sailor*, of the ■liver dollars in Boston were captured by secret service officer*. One of th-tlr num’ a number ot carriage* containing the fu­ Chess, Checkers and Whist dub, the Jesu­ freight yards of the totmurailroad as well Co., wholesale grocers, 349to255 Broadway; 1 ship William A. Campbell^ neral party and Indianapolis friends. The its' church nnd college, the Tulane univer­ as of the Cbivago and Northwestern. These A. Dahlman, Wholesale drugs, 267 to 271 Mr*. Christiana Eordner celebrated, her her, who gives the name of Williaia D Fuller and who claims to hail from Chi • streets were lined with people who looked sity VuQdlnus, nnd other fine structures. yards were filled with hundreds of loaded East Water; Jacob Wellacuer & Co., tOM Hrthday at Keokuk. \ on iu reverent silence as the cortege pro­ The university caught fire several times, cars, nil of which were quickly consumed. wholesale grocers, 234 and 25f> Broadway; J J Obituary: At Buffalo, Jamra S. Eyon, ongu, says 'Jutt he and his partners hnv« dotite-d >30,000 in bad money in Bmtou but the building wa* saved. The fami­ As soon ns it was seen that the yards were in E. Patten, paints and oils, 306 to 272 East aged O»; at Keokuk. Ia., Rev. George N. ceeded on its way. As tho cortege reached Ohio street > lies of George Metz and —— rLouis ----- , Hessy, ------- , who ।; the path of the fire n score of switch engines Water; Gas company, three reservoirs and । Power, aged 64; nt Watertown, Win.. WiU- LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. ■* * --------of >*•-the fourth flaor the wcn, Het ftt Work. to endeavor to get tho surrounding buildings; k...iui_™.. mu —-i— i^ko r -u- jam dtangesaged 8fl. sight thrtt must have warmed the heart ot occupied rooms -* Milwaukee, tig hod narrow escapes I juried ears out, of ti10 yard. The men Shoreoml WtaOrm trrlgl.. liournmol core the president met his view. In military Opera bouse bui ire.™ A burglar „ at „rwwoo. Houston, Tex., has oe«> been Chicago. ranks between Meridian and Pennsylvania from death. _/ worked bravely nnd succeeded In removing to lMd»; UikMgo .ml Northwreton. cm. wntrnre.11. rerrntr foor Twr.' imnrixmon both side of the street stood the various —» ©cm© of the trains, but they could only in yards; Milwaukee Chair company, stere ment uu fourteen munis. ' Tclrgraphiata Gain Their Point. Following were t'.«’-qpoUUons on I Sv board G. A. IL posts of the dty—3.000 strongI Dike them further south, the yards to tho and factory; H. S. Johnston’s cracker fac­ The Carmaux i.France? strikers have re­ of trade today: Wheat—October.; opem-' Chicago, Nov. 1.—All the trouble boturned out to do honor to the memory of tory, five story brick, Brwidway. i north being blocked. fused to abide by tho finding of Premier JOHc, du*cd DcecmlMT, ojientx! 72c their old comrade’s wife. With uncovered j tween the telegraph operators and the Gulf, Devastation oa Drone!way. : Lunbcu’s nrnitratkm committee. cloxod 73%c; Mayv open-4 78c, clwiSd TSQc Poultry Roasted Alive. head* they stood while the procession Colorado and Santa Fe road was settled at . On Broadway some of the buildings I The l^iler of a locomotive exploded at Coni-Cfctober. opened il^. dfwd.dUc; De This did no good, as the wind suddenly passed through the lines to the church. u couferetfce yesterday by President Man­ burned Were: Murtha’s saloon. Tntten’s Palo*. Ala., and blew Engineer Monroe cembere opened 4U4c. c!o*ed Gj^c; May. shifted from the northwest to almost direct Here tbe casket wns again lifted, carried vel and General Manager Robinson, repre­ opened ttyfe clcmsi (ttc. QitM-Octobcr. saloon, the Mission kindergarten; Sheehan, J and Firtnum Church to atom*. north and in a moment tho care which had Into the church followed by the mourners, senting the railroad, and Chief Ramsey, of blackamith; T. Bald & Co., wboleaah*rag*; The provincial aocretary of Ontario, Can- opened 2.<ic. alosed »Mc; December, opened chxwd EEKa May, o;« uod WtC. cireed and deposited in front of the pastor’s table. the Order uf Railroad Telegraphers, and a just escaped the flames in one plnce were fiveatory brick building,empty; J. J. Quinn \ ado, has di tided to grant no more permits burned in another. It was in these yards 3M4c_ I'ork—October, opened S11JU. dreed At it* head was placed a vaa© filled with committee of the order, representing the & Co.; Mrs. ranningen. saloon; Turner ; to bust deer in that province to American* >11.5X November, opened >11.80, dreed jMrica (jbrysanthemum* jight feet high. operators. Hereafter the minimum rate of that some of tbe most pitiful rights were Bros., flour and feed; Wellouerer’s saloon; ; Hereafter only Canadians need apply fllJfl; January, opened £13.13; dreed !• ’*»© £hurcii WnS firnpsfl. wages of the operators will be >55 a month, seen. In one place half a dozen poultry H«m:»ck’» Imttber l>„yu,', red- . r,nl>k.. Jmklo, S13.8JH. Lard—October, open’d >eu35.‘ rioted cars full of ducks and chicken* were roasted And while the alight rustle of prepara­ while that ot the train dispatchers will be denori Mali.,, -torerol mukno. On Mil- ; 0, TnuiUw. N. J.. :>«■ «30.«>X all.idna " '’ I ‘ "xlon fc;r •°’onin wnsgoing on the I >121). Shorter hours will prevail, and pay alive. As soon ns the destruction oi the waukre Kiwi; VMt.n * Sjiu, llT.ry; | bn^li ot pnauuc. Ti. Jury kkvr h3 ■ Liv* Stock—Price* attbe VtDan Stork yanl» railroad yards was assured the wind, a* Dahlman estate, six cottages; John Lavinn. < J7JWI. * J o ga ntr today ranged a* follow*. Hog*-Market el: draping of the church attracted the atten­ will be given for overtime, etc. though prompted by malice, veered from only moderately active and feeling wealr tion of those who were fortunate enough to ! There Lave l-w-n IS9 north to west. Had it remained in tha store and residence; John Heffcramith, “ii•• mST’iJI^S price* ruled. hKM-V- lower than report**! Sat­ - obtain mhnissiun. The front of the big or­ Indianapolis, Nov. 1.—A special to north the fire would have exhausted itself in urday mornlnji; jvxckcrB purchaiw slowly: gan behind the pulpit platform had been ( rottage*. Bridget Gallagher, house; ♦ averaging three per «iay. the lake. •ale* ranged at HOOP-Vm pig*. S-VaC AO entirely hidden with folds of drapery fee- Tlie News from Brownstown, Ind., says: .PTO s’’‘luona-1 v<‘u,inB -v*«««•* light, rough pnekin.:. ^>.1^'. o. Forest fires' have broken out on the tooued In black and white, while nlrave mixed, and $&JDQ5.7J heavy jiackmg and*!tip­ crftoeta^buSli Jetfvn * iu } ^S»%S k thr jroMStep rSif* U were three shields similarly festooned, nnd “Knobs,’’ south of town. The flames are BEGINNING OF THE CONFLAGRATION. ping Iota so arranged as to typify a burst of sunlight ispreading fast, carrying with them untold ot the burned buildings were: John Knee. -------------Z Cattla—Rathisr quiet on local and ship­ of valuable timber. Many Terribly Rapid Spread ot the Flame*— land, saloon and residence; Patrick Main, the entire effect being extremely striking. destraction . Natucday, O©u S». ping account, and prirre without mster.al How They Made Their Way. Wide drapings of black ran the entire 1thousand dollars’ loss will result Tho residence; David Snllivun, residence; Mm. | Charie* Boyer committed a burglary at chni<e; quotations ranged at *MXkLAO)choice The fire broke out near tho corner of Normile, residence nnd Imrn; Patrick 1 Cincinnati at 5 o'clock iu the morning nnd to extra shipping steer*, XJ7*S4.«i gtod tc length of the edifice over the stained glass forest Is about four miles from the town, windows, relieved at each panel with mon- innd oh the high hills. At night the flames East Water and Detroit streets nt about Moennnck, residence; Cornelius Corcoran, ! began a five years' senteuce for the crime choice do, SJ.7n{MJa fair to good. S3.00V>« romtnoo to medium do. $!.9t38.M butcher* s!«T rosettes of white. Two American flags 'light up the surrounding country for 5:30 o'clock and the alarm was immediately stare and residence; J ohn Daly, residence; ! ifl the uftemooiL axecni, $3.11X13,83 stecken*. jdX 43J.D Tex*> . x», v. were ilraped over the front of the gallery, miles. : sent In, but owing to the terrible high T. |McCnrthy, residence; Patrick Munn, i Then, nm i«r. twdcIwclUngrt Mrs. Hinton, four dwellings; I and three trust comnonfel^^rith iPc.higaF •teera, W.7.VF. .30 range irtrer*. SltUiU-W feedbeneath which the procession passed oq en­ winds, which swept easterly toward the yell Dead White Lecturing. •re, >1^503.75 cow*. <1MJ2JD ball*, and 83.35 tering the church. But there wns" no ttai veal calve*. Socth Nobwalk, Conn., Nov. 1.—, lake,. the buildings _ in tills vicinity . were other display of the notional colors. The Sheep— Market nfchrr active and price? While delivering a temperance lecture at ‘ speedily consumed and the Ore spread with ten side lights were festooned in black and ruled steady and unchanged; quotation:, Flying cinders white and smllnx, while from each de­ Grand Army hall Sunday afternoon Henry ; bewildering rapidity. ranged at per VO lb*, westerns. S’, i' . — ----* ’ — • — — — dashed and sped on through the night S. Leer fell from the stage and died of ap ­ pended a cluster of ■caruntlons, roses, and QA35 natives, U30at.25 Texas, and SAMjAS oplexy. Deceased was 62 yean* old, promi­ air like a mammoth pyrotechnic display. lamb*. * palm leaves. . nent in the borough, served with Che Con­ Scattering in their flight they landed upon «lence; Mra. Smith, dwelling. Service* in thr Church. Produce: Butter—Fancy creamery, —Lji' R-wM-hayo been con­ S8c per lb; fine dairy, 3'xiXSe; packing shx’k. ----------- s------------ B S**1 at Rushville, Ill*., Qf the murder of The church K-nt* only about hOO people, necticut volunteers, nnd was honorably the roofs ot the large manufacturing estab­ 1 Feter r ox. WCMCc. Egg*—Strictly fresh. Sic per dos; Stevenson Accept*. *irthat oreanlzcd ©tubs or’ other bodlra discharged at toe close of tJtvWiu-. Rfrwaii lishments, the pride at the city, and in a cold Marage. 18c. Live poultry - Spring chiekI <xiukl not invited. One exception to a prominent Prohibitionist und candidate Thomas Neill Cream, the convicted Lon­ Charleston, W. Vil, Oct, 31.—Vice Tew minutes buildinj after hull Jing was tw lb; hens, 8e; rooMerr, fie; | thia rule wns uinde iu behalf of abqut sixty for renrcHentative on that party's ticket don prisoner, has confessed that from 1874 crui. gutted and huge walls crackid :u.d tot­ Presidential Candidate Adlia E. Steven­ turkcyx 13c; duck*. 8ftl0c; gecao. mMnixrs of General Harrison’s regiment, to l»«l be mad© a pnfetice of poisoning dis ­ son has at last written hi* letter accepting Water Score* in Peotutylvonla. tered to the ground. pnr doc. Potatoes—Fancy Burbank*, on track solute girl* in Canada. the Seventieth, who were given scats in the 8*a<Wc per bu; Hebron*, 8£QA3c; rre-». the nomination as candidate for vice presi­ Hazelton, Pa., Nov. 1.—Much apprehen­ south aisle. About one-third of the seat­ on? k u’I 'Yboat OTP i» estimated at 40,000,- pecrics=. SAQDk mixed, Sfiqifite. Sweet pfitoThe firemen exhausted their efforts and dent of the United States. Tbe letter is a uwi bushels, ’ ing capacity of the edifice wns reserved for sion is felt here over the scarcity of water. toe*—Jersey. SXOO«A£» per bbl; lllbwb, >1.7’. short one, as he says he Is too busy to write A nRro-glycttine factory near Lima, O.. Applca-Cbolce, 8A(»>l?A25 per Mil. Oranberthe immediate family relntives and friends, Streams .ire almost dried up and the res­ battled manfully, but it was ltm>owible to. more. It is addressed to Hon. William L. get tho mastery of tha fir.fiend, which Th*-Cape Cod, 3CfiOrf(7.ft) yer bbL 1 i and those of the general public who were ervoir is nearly empty. Water is allowed Broom corn—Hur), UiJc yrr lb; whisk | first, on the ground were admitted until to run through the supply pipe* only for rot', a on with ♦he violent wind almost diamxuuMTO.---------------------- tojarmg Tom Mathie. Benjamin Dow. brash, .u^ytc; green, wU-workitg, f, -every Mat was occupied. Tbe doors were a short time mornings nnd evenings. In* faudde and cover*. fcXoc; common brush. : then cloned. Everything being in rendi- dustrial ratablinhment* using Kteam are Int.xu/a alarminx situation ill vu'ort crooked, SKftflc. THE 0EATH_«00HD. I sea* th© strains of the organ were heard in embarrassed by th© lack of water. Soma of the 1 re department was al.hcot futile. I prelude, and then softly stealing through of them have already been compelled to Telegrams w';u quickly ,di»iwt::h«l to Chi­ Mr. Zenas King, of tbo King Iron Bridge 8~!* off- *«« broken, cago, Errine and nearer cities for aid. all I the edifice the voice* of the choir ringing shut down. Nxw Tore. Oct. St I „ Jhe armycouuuns containsHye fl\-women B women C,-----Prussian •««<»** nnuj of wi.!ch responded promptly, bringing company, at Cleveland. Wheat-No. 8 red winter cash. | “Lead Kindly Light.’’ Rev. Dr. Haines, Tlie Deadly Odorlvaa Giw. General J.vuxs M. Tuttle, the hero of Who on. regimental chiefs. November. 7Onc: May. t»Hc. Corn—No. J lire c:-.'j;n?s and men tu:-saist in Lie dire | Mrs H*rri*uij’s pastor<1 u ring the latter years JiST ZHftlan‘1 li“ law mixed caah, SD}*c; November, 5(94; December. Chicago, Oct. 27.—Six persons have lieen calami y. Chief Foley kept the -lire con­ Fort Donaldson, nt Des Moine*, I*. I ttt her residence in this city, then delivered Amo* Hess, widely known cigar manu­ which aliowH women to U- registered with­ May, 52c. Oats—No. 3 mixed caJi, I i thort invocation. A selection ot Scrip- asphyxiated in thia city rince liut Friday fined to one block on East Water street facturer, at Ottawa, Ills. out peraonal attendance at the polls. 3fc; November. 'dSftc; December, STftc. RytrI tore was nwl and the pastor made a brief by odorless gas. Their name* are Thomas until 7 o’dot *t, when it, : >t away from him Mia rnuraM *. unihud h rrr.-rr..i to by Qnict western; fi06ifl)c tn car lots. B*rh y 1 whhTm The numrnem were then led in Cole aud wife, A. B. CoUlna and wife, and and leaped m osa th© st:«t and l>egan a goHJn’y,WliTC’ ^rruuomc.at 0*weNominal. Pork-Qutet; old me®, HSJ&aidJd. Uto”"”” P“P'”' “ “An «r «gi- Lard—Quiet; November, >8.10. ■ prayer by Rev. Dr. Hyde, of the Congrvga- I’urtfe Goddmdabd John Glasnier, all of rapid man-j toward Luke Michigan, *ix John A. Tatior, who served na mauen■ tfonal church, and after tbe rendition of the Hyde Park. The two bitter were printers, b>&d::i array, cutting dovu in short order Live Stock: Cattle—Trading active for all i,,1” I'1”’, ,l’ork l,T” ’ “«t«r <n»non who gradea, and common to medium offering* fullv ger for General Grant, at. Chicago. E hymn commeucing “One Sweetly Solemn who cam© to this dty In July last from dozi.. s of buildings. Rev. Geobgk N. Power, at Keokuk. misau album containing photographs of 10b per I'D Iba higher; poorest to beet native H’Zbokiglit/' Dr. Hninra pronounced tho ben- Terre Haute, Ind. TLrec Hundred Cottage* Destroyed. Iowa. steers, >8^tS®5J7H per HD lbe; bolls and dry ■ edict km. So ended the service. The entire lower part of the third wan!, Goo. Ro^ecran* Quite HI. ' • .I? ™" Chin, crrtaMth Captain WKtusjjros Harlas. *.™1””*. ot "I tsu* carrlm MBh her Lar COWL JUfifcAffl. Sheep and lamb#—Sheep, AT CROWN HILL CEMETERY. WaemixoTON, Nov. 1.—Geuer.il W. 8. inhabited largely by poor families, was •t JuMfa Itarlmt. alHamahburg Kj ' “*’*'*■ Th~ "" active and flrm; lamb*. In good demand, but care of 1>J bn1300 Joo values a iduvde easier; sheep, 92.3DQ3J3 i>er HX> devastated. About 3tD cottages were RoMcrana, register of the treasury, tequit* riatDkmcK VooEL.waU.knownTitiinu: sopjK uk "> c ” * o( ■A Loa* Liae of Carriages Follows tbe . lb*; lambs, >5.11K&a.l3K. Hogs-btrady; Uv* __ j 111. He was at the department yesterday destroyed. Alarms came in every few Mllwftukm, lilwaukee, while croedug the ocean. I —------------while crowing tbe ocMm ---------------bog*. ?.’) 0^4,15 per 100 ib*. minutes from parts of the city widely AMta'llm cufet w» Uftel «ml born, 'or . -bort Um. wlta. to flntab bbl Mr seperated. The elegant residence of L. F. J. W. Hraxr, weU-ktmwn ebmetar ol I r,lw„t 21^’ **’ to. to ib. b««. .b. bu. “> “* Bnrllngvm. la. 1 v , v . PulIcr » Urare who went to Wheat—Higher, cash and November, KAy-; rf the mil journey wa* won begun. }----------------------------------------- r---------------------------------------------------JkMkS M. Wiuus, amtnlneut citizen a good*- and got the place where too fire started, wa* Loui*vilk«, Ky. ‘ ° C* | bQxfJO®^ oat of his m-jiwy, naked the police Dumber. «7W«7V: May. WWSAc- Corn bearer* riowly made their way down Lady Eaodrtph CharchH, DL —Higher; creh, 36c; November, Doremdestroyed. -------- w. Many — of tho -----------------------------scenes at the great^caguto FttxDEBicg P. White, of to* ’end bim igo the audicno* rose to it* fret - LnKlx>X'r Nov. 1. — Lady Randolph a-. b*r. Site; year. Vfte; May. ilh©- " organ softly played a golems Chnrek:!i pmaed a quiet night, but isgraw- fire of 1371 iu Chicago were re-enacted, the Higher; enah. 2«c; November, 3H$c; Majr. dynamite explosions,the leaping flames and ado Springs, Colo, 3®*r. Pork-Dull; Jobbing. >1175. Lord -NwalaaL Whisky-Steady; tUft * �thi WOOL IKOT8TK-. TCETlxnr. I CATCHING BIG FISH. DEVICES FOR OLD STRAWS. It I* perhaps true that most American* Theeo-zotisl secret of Mt too much. The peraon who eat* much, You Need Ona of Thesa DMlpa. nothing better and to wlfling[ -ADDING A HUGE MUSXELLUNGE- ! yet is bungrj- and grow* thin. I* not suffer-1 ; t n.-jtuongraiMisDvmocratiejiDl •' Ths Tb» fallowing & ----------------an extract from is th.ire anything more um1«m or forlorn Joung to tbo end ot life. It I* a lr. (.X-etend Inv.id«nt,.wv<.l w | tetters • MUST BE RARE SPORT INDEED. . Ing from' lack of food, but from lack of ami ridleulou* than an old hat? Age Isie- question whether inihesedays age i| ; given I power td digrat the foal taken Into th* , ; I h« of dot,- H yoa m . i j ttonMcb, or frflm an abnormally rapid aew its dignity, even if well cared for, un- a fair showing, but It la fatal toi ■> . ttot ill l» ut—M iu know. ! coltora. Ooa.J M. Rnjk| tirauc waste, and should consult his pay- ti! a penod is reached when another gener- this doubt. It i* of nc tuo to ct atlon with wondering eyes regards it with ; again*; tho tendencies ot the age! unless . .tfrw wooHrooUmrantojoai j <^*U*rticl»ar.ep, ticiab. ' Everyone puts Into his-stoumch more [ Interest os a relic of antiquity, if nut with one is prepared to be a martyr, aiDd tho Hi, In bwtoid grout At»—ot |I - ■1 . I. L.or crantry tb. toorid, dteUto.t.ncra j •“*'» j foal limn Is d I grated by it, $ut in many veneration. From tho constant variation , tendency of tbe prescut nge 1* to ! cases a great deal of the material really | of «tylc* there ramita an accumulating yonth. Very likely, by the time tb| pn. .fte make ijreign good* met. 1 . j.-de. mi.! tmiSriea tun, w,ie'> azul.drav XL ' TLrre are four of us in tills pilgrimage I digested fioe* uot do its full share of vital- variety of castoff headgear, article* that cut generation hns advanced to agej >..lu 1 M S! 10.UMJW. which of Ute Ututtoi .Swt,Vf,!l?! i1"' 1 izing work. have lest little merit in their short lives action will have come, and the fo? mats ,.i:o the wildernrsa—Mr. F. N. Lewi*.a; except the favor which originated them. individuals who were born into i time : .rSui.oooMBjwtugbcj I Lt! ”~“iI m . Main tireet merchant of LoniavUta and ’.j We live by the oxidation of food. Food, .. ~ , their There are way* of using the material* of trhen youth Lad It* inning* will ■ ttutro ihMt no got .lot. of ■ In this .ouutry uu _. K ‘WMC»g«wl» I -U t i h,> ftdr Harvazd; Colonel. ’. whatever, it* chemical naltfre—if It 1* food : a Reason 1 iwmo'a.turel Iu U» United ^’o iu. wiihour 4:'o -ma™. ... , and tm* ; I | Weir, wu ot Owensboro.atypical Kentuckian, . in the true senre—is capable of living many winter hat* of both men and women declining years .Waunphantly iu Thi, Utol r-prraeyte *u addt. old -x-epte.; otrgtuuyj i PtiwS‘ beside* adding to the coAfort of others by । when it it recognized that age is veri changed into a mure oxidized material. race tu lbe , am! the Georgia pilgrim. W’“ --------------■ . -o With wonder- j Tbiscliehilcttl change must go on in umore quiet, weli chosen gift*, but for summer ■ •»! account nnd to be treated wfl det * preparation.* tz: Ui. slaughter we «« uavu or leas way or or death death ensue*, ensues, sinco ■■■ tu lr.-fBrutrr.tf ugtro tbun I ^t-Mtlw.” turantt in- I 'u ....................... for fish have .. or le»s nenve active way since r.rtries." 1rated to the farthest extreme, head- tbe oxidizing of food I* neevasary for the straws, straws, which winch are are generally generally more more bulky buixy .. crenev and honor. and vuriijr enrily damaged for storing nturing and unmngol when wucu |[ Meantime Meantime it It U 1* necessary y---- - - —for biti who ■ ■■..drttr! nf Mkxrs,and this ; *1 wonl< would stick to thi* jrtinci; ie all tho ' •lHnrl,;rtn«*t the Elliot. Thlsisno Arllng- ' life of thd ludivLlnal'cells, whose nggrega- for packed nwny, nneKed awnr. there them seems aeema little chance of of ' I desire* to get the good of the tbe life in| which way through, except only in thu case of ! I*5”’ ^he glimmer of a few white touts ( tion constitute* the whole of our compli- removing ttu lr often grotesque forms enn-— •• In •«» the •»— swim -win. ».b ;. ..! .Ut-rem’ing product! he live* to keep by r*-I redlining, furvign guoda coming fonn oountrie* b'*l>Ca^,.!.‘*Iprv**ncc °**Partr<>f camp-; cat<4structure*. Now if more material is supplied to the tin ly from sight without sacrificing them hl* youth. He I* gone when bd ernfe seri­ , • t’u- Ik iiux-rdtie pcdicyaf wLirh JL1.1 mnL-- «Lh rann*.!. m *«.. , ‘ r*. iind this U a* near the chair warming i wklcu could malto wch concutoion, ou . ,„Iun. „ woal, Uu.ub, o, ‘ tlm„ u e,„ uw_ „ •'otb„ ously enroll* himself with the Jldcrty pil­ ; ;c vibration, how much to the flames, for even a tramp would of the community. T!:e wo.-; I l.n> :n thiixttuol would sell for? Aweneau gtxxls a* would fully offset! The brunch ct the balsam woods fan* the uicreithaij it can combine* with oxygen, sneer at the offer of a *traw bat. when lion further place or ux.- for him.' * inner -,-------------------- — — — - -it ball' its present market anytoucessiuns we might make to them, [ Unn.il check, the same air that Bayard much of the supply must parfoutof tho autumn winds nre threatening. witne. Perhaps some way can bo found for tbe I how <!tur he may have. In > n in, fori Am a believer in reciprocity. Iu • Taylor ha* tlcscnl»e«l "as grateful to the ! body in a Mate not fully exhausted of Its \V hy? Becwdw the same. grade destruction of the ugly form and tho • H* 5 !t .<[ i If be fact, ao long ago a* April, 1HD0, in a lungs n* Fnlt riun to the palate." The vitalizing!power: and it la highly probable ucNruciiuu ui ms ukij lurm uno uuo --- , <'er-'l nlreaily. rn.. , : -I v. rj in London sell* - e will tahtanlMot U.orunU.ullM muataljUnuwil-V'l • '• -:h water* rnsh nnd swirl in tor- that these unoxidized product* are the l- tomb eut half a* much as in thi* cutumtUHCiaion which I prepared to send ; c!iar" these who will co<or to JJ vis " Into tome n.rful or .Iwomtlre ullcl,.nd bo l» «”•-*" to nil ts-raons—and they were legion— ' t‘!OU’‘chRUUel* ranginK from bowlder lined ’ ot causes, direct urobjure indireet, nature, at manytotroubles Mmily a romewbat which lenstben oat lu .tort Ute In n way Mupt- •» wSleh b. ba, l««n rual.n. «l|lc yet X . jixaXKv what tlte condition whXldresMsl Ewon thasubiectS a- fc ‘«****»» ," >to me on tha anoject-of fig । xheip en<,u wnveJS with 1 we hivn applied the names ot rheumatism, t may be. whether high or who addn. able to tbe ibrltcp. rconomlcal UoaMwIte bis belonging to the world of nkn. [He U riculturul depression, I referred to the golden *un rayit, upwanl to catch the bluu ' gout, littubmlnnfid the like. If plain straw* are used, rip them up and it- .;)!•>-r. nothing but nn Ameri. ------------- --- -------- K'MUVII sun rays, upward catchi*the past and gone. There is to moril the world advantages of- reciprocity. I pf the oloudtau ether. toThis thebluu home : ; ?•! -Kinley bill stands likeof thu nintuiu....i.— 'ft.iSunli partially oxidized matcrlalswlrcn- ( cleanse, dye or blench the braid* in *ul- of tbe old. . At the ume time 1 think it will very ; and haunt of the Ims* and picktre! and qdiur fumes, as the straw and intended use .;<::iig y>>ur p»*’ket and savThe temper of tbe day lulmitu of youth M-Jdoui bo found necessary to surrender ; trout nnd the majestic and gamy mutitel- bite In the tduod and arc carried to all require; then if a novel screen is wished for 0,' U», er tbe difference be­ partauf the Ixtiy. and are known to be get a small can or cylinder of some kind and of youth only. To belong to> the world adequate protective duties on -any for- ; lunge, nut- young, . American and English mar-. more or lek* irritating to its delicate st ruc- j and fasten the end of tbe braid at the bot­ it ia necessary that one cuntint eiru goods such as we can manufacture 1 McGulpIn Is tha guide. Brown of face tn res; orgins ami tissues. ‘■--jmaniand If he ia unable to do that haJ hnsiI dottbt it? Then here are tom, having the straw well moisten*! in in this country. Onr reciprocal rela*±7*7. *‘,nV' Uk’» In the case of the habitual overenter, water with n little gum in It., gradually festly nothing left but tq giro hp an[world i--wing for the last twelve t’.ons with coiijtmes in the temperate | Fn>m K.J’iol.:A leids ®s trough0the mtums , wm<m In aretlio constantly acting ir-­ wind it about the cylinder, keeping tbe which will have none of hlm^nil with the presenca) bkxxl of such ma • iparative average annual . a half mile orer through tho Uriah, wfiSen constantly a* irwhich none of hl* previous claims ire for jpnje,. forest a velvety ritnuia tu thearc organs, mny acting easily produce - une grade of wuul in Lon­ zone, growing largely the :*ame kind of . spruce forest a half mile over n velvety I ritual* to |be organs, mny easily produce surface flat ami cmoojb; It may be pressed agricultural products < anil living unip'r i tnrf formed of the falk.i spruce leave*, ns cliangc* in tho tissues so Irritated. As *ml dried by n hut Iron a* lbe ring* aro a momeut counted beside the fact that he Ic do longer young.—Boston Courier} . rniu.nl States: : ’. _J .i.„ .'...k.a spruce leave*, n* change* in tho tissues so irritated. A* • ■rind about it or having a quantity rMwnnarMWolw camparhiiVely ’the i>" same condition*, . i:-:—- — will • •» ■- “ a pterrfan carpet, nnd wo come out ' time goes in lh<.«c change* become greater ’■ ' -nd wc cams snt ‘ time goes on ihcre change* become greater l*rfcs Ln l*»nwound, ••.•curely fastened and pressed 'h.-k-c In United don<^aver- alwn» Lu very limited. But just us wo no lnr>..iui>,». expanse of water — rI au<l -- ’ gr«m**. ■ - • and - • "finally •• on th* the, nin*t most lonesome result ■in pi'rmaAn Idj-1 in Shoes. ' tightly together, net away to dry thor­ SLOc.i uf tlno sgv Austro- have exempliiled in the case of sugar, of fvtr*nw. It is great hlnnds, but ' nent .<nuu|tion* of disease, or In an ap- between - ---- .... ---- ........ >>UU)UUU.l III "Have you nuy sccondhnud shoes?’’ in­ oughly before using. If properly dune thi* Han flenx-e. which at prvzv’it we do uot produce-a •' —----------_ ir 2 death. Youth’s Com­ ; ihe entrances on either -m-. aide arc narrow I ;-— preclably haaten'ti will result In a quantity of flat braid quired a young woman nt ona of our lead­ ii paniott. panluji. ’ |[___________________ quantity sufik-ient for our duuu-stic sup­ I and v.imliug, Cent* circle* of the aameslze; cut them, ami, lap­ ing *bce stores. are ;out. The ".•**•• silent «oarsman ply, m>-in regard to tea, coffee aud spices, ' . The . , troll* , . — ’ —-•»•« ■ pound. "We don't sell secondhand goods, mira," ping sufficiently, sew tlie ends together; tVhy tho Ducks Died. trbich com. to tu from tA-taral or «ni- £„T *,■>•»«* T, . lorcf "Sketches <>f Native Life" have tho fouudatioti material ready and said tho clerk shortly. . ... , . i IRg. Not a sound dlsturlmthe eternal *1Th S3 "No, of course net. I didn’t want to buy iropKul'cumilnta. lher. la a ramta-11,„„. ,np .utbout mor. 1 or. stretch smoothly the size of the screen 61 jn.-'t purofcan resident* of India frame; lay on tho rings ami Interlace them, but if you happened to have any able opportunity fur tho ^cercteo uf thi* than n ripple. Only tiro lines folldiv in ; keep 1 ’ iargvlpmiltry yard*. He followed tbo them with straight piece* of braid; when that had bren left here by person* bnylng round economic principle. I would have the wake cf the l»oat. The colonel nnd the gvticrkl gvuvrpi custum. miu ior some timu lounu cuitom. but for some time found evenly placed faUen them down with a new ones, you know." j-Le imggqsud mysAmerica Lay these goods in countries I stiuieut have gone away to thetnseivc*.too it v. |y unprofitable. Hi* first brood of rosette or with a needle and thread where tericusly. that buy American goods, putting a duty f*r off to note their luck. The moment i duck:; ”- * one after another In n most or­ it areUM ncccAsary. A pretty effect may docks died "Oh, certainly. Here are a pair otj but­ upon such as coiuu tu u* from countrit** 1 lengthen out—and then the line lengthen* , dirly„ ’ ’jynnnoer, onu at u time, at Intervals l>e had by using one-half black straw braid toned Loot*—kid—but quito worn out. ibat put a duty upoa .ur lhl“’ I «»Bbt »bM-;( ,f ---------------------of t». tw4ntj -four hour*. aud have tbe rest bronzed ur gilded, and Would they do!” "What number aro they?" | Queer rock to lash tail liku ! The sweeper who took enre of them asIt UAwcrirau tabor w. want to pro"J,!,? “I‘t I .I f mounting upon a foundation of yellow silk. , , rL<lo i not. . tunt. In tugging nnd mgif.'c, iu.a iu it it come*, ... tugging mgitg, rorcd rared:ns tij.-u be could cure them If wo Tbe combinations may be varied and the “Two*—small twos nt that. And1 here tect, and, Americanhbmes.and American! home*, andi Ldo nut, tect. . ... . and with ojeu mouth tbreateuing n mod-i wouhl give Mm two anna*' worth of gar- patterns suited to your taste. is one bronze slipper—thirteen, misses’ a* a consistent protevtiunist, regard as a rm r edition <»f Jonah, to lie panting and {{He. lie. black |*ppcr nnd chillies. The euro i» A photograpb. card or work basket can size.' ATTENTION. •ubject for Irv. trade any articte into : L™ !C r-------- 1 ,..^L^.eI. ,। wnicfrtaisl} wn* ctrt ala! worth the money, and wo -be made with a (rcj-h peach basket for a “Bnt thirteen is an unlucky number,” im. pulling nnllhig out o**t- almost "!’>■«»«. a* ■- fast fn^r as - ' gave It to him accordingly, but nlas! it foundation. After bronzing, staining or •he said anxiously. aH line - Kral Sentiments About the production of which, iu a formayail- [ With h able fur. use, American labor enter*, if (me i« pulling in nad^tlie water*white .with «n > sq i»ent in vain—ths ducks continued to covering thia with silk according to era’s “Not In shoes, miss. And here is a ano -linirn nail Catholics. the conditions uro such./or instance, in contagious rage of a finny gladiator, there dlr. I liking. Like your basket and put the first —not badly worn." iflid ivit has just been WcjwcrJsew to the country and equally Canada, that a CaimdiaD farmer can couhl “"’'•* lie no rtooltection of the deprestiug ।। n-.. . "I will take them all. Thank you ever straw braid around, over the side* through N-i Irishman who read-­ hca'.t'Xirn nnd provoking cough < f Indi- new In tho raising of duck*. Wc hnd no the corner space* and inshlu tho ends; a F > much,” and she proffered tbe'ch-rk pay­ ’ • votin:; for a man hold- raise certain crops more cheaply than iwatiun. Tu be Ashing where there never *u«p!<ii<>n i f tho hum* cf tho excc**ivo little below pass another braid around un­ ment for fiie refuse shoe*. ii-shows that Mr. we van. I would protect our American arc muMjuitoca or-pmbiria or even-black ' mortality;[but atSart ^rc received n visit der tho sides, through the corner* nn<l "There h no charge," he said a* bo farmer* bv Irtitiini* such a dntv on tliOM* -re ur-pmumn or crcn<oiocK murrain? ; ju’ii niwi rcvrivcu n vis;; ,t!>! i“7.Jh..,. "‘"J otMrJnAret* - ntributa»toth* fromjtfriiwl. • over thn-'ends; then another «nme a* tbe handed them to her in a nent package. "I products that Canadian farmers could source* cf univerf.il charity and gvnere—Ii Welmiuobncd thocxtfaunUnaryfatality f.isl. alternating until tho depth of tbe *i;ppose you want them for hanging bas­ nut nuders-Jl them. In the same man­ Uy. I.r-a the hay fever patient snuff* only , to w’li. h our duck « u < n-Mibjfct, nml asked basket is suflicicntly covered; then pass ket.'-?’’ “Mercy, no! Mv sister is to liejnarried I him il he isul'i ’' *ugg«*t ‘ n cure. ~Our. inuo- braid* front the top down under the bot­ . ner I would protect our fruit growers the tattle with th* trimt. • In the city of 'from Mediterranean fruits, nnd would But muskt-Huage—a p&Jpitatwm t<» i>. ci£ch ci^i-u a munKtniuugv paipiuit- . !cciu.e«vn* tom and upon the other side, weaving it thi* evening, and we want them Co throv^ ing. throbbing, gamy aggregation of fire- [I "Yt*,’ ■ t<j replied, 1 can. Cail the jn with tho horizontal braid*; do thi* ou after the carriage. Ourbwn a^opll new, , encourage tbe iitsT industry iu onr own (Ku:nd* of aqueous life—you --------- - rtnii a-'.l him that for every duck all tide* cf tbu basket and finish the end* and it must Ui an old shoe always to living country, so that eventually the liulk cf sml-twenty Brier creek men must waitYor thatiM-fore ' that » tro n this date bo will have to cf braids nt tho top by a strip of plush and- luck." • pur hemp, flax and other tegi tablefib>-rs “I see/’ said the clerk, and he gazed fancy tack* beaded down ou the inside. ; ."ft cuine to tell what luck you have hnd. * should bo produced at home. 1 am fur Oh. you swamp fishermen, gently thrtr.v ; Wt did i.-,| not another dark diol. The Get a round stick a* long a* the width of dreamily after her, retreating form, mut­ ___ . jtiit the sweeper had been kill­ the basket-, cover it with plutii apd attach tering In a vivid monotune, "anil the the protection of tho American lalxirrr’s oat your line, nnd watch that do leaf or truth home and labor, but I am equally, intent ; liljrp.id or stalk of bulrush entangle* its ing tlie dui^F for hl* own use, and relying the two lids nuulu >if |pasteboard and cov­ family sh.ie-i range from sixes to eight*—I ( on protecting tbo American fanner’s ' intrutivo green upon your glittering sfAicn. on onr ignorance hnd been *o midnclons as ered with silk, bend a stiff wire iu the See."—Detroit Free Pre**. Dr! you ftel a grntlq tug? Draw up—you •. t<> a»li in tip.* name of medicine, for money form of a doubl* buil—or two pieces of home and labor. small* rattan will do—cover with pln»h. h:ivo caught a weed. Tn';e it off nnd care- ,, to buy coa|>|mcut9 for reasoning. ’ fully let your H»J fret uf line out again. * I nnd w.v a strip of braid between them; Among the many vegetable wonders tho POPULISTS SUPPORT HARRISON. then place the end* cf the bail between the piteht-r plant or nuntMunn cup is :bo rucst tl. Rr»:in'i I.o»<- of.Aulm*!*. I Permit the line to lie along the lore > M. Renan ‘ * 'hl* ’ cat •friend* • ’ •less •finger, pressing the tips. Lounge not, ait 1 Kenan found lu- stick and the side* of tbe basket and drive iutervM.ing. The plant grows wild in peat through them: in arpar- bogs in northern Ohio, and iff much valued in his ms dog ur; one*. uun. But i»uw what nuuv Ira* ic<r- < a .. fancy ......j nail ............. .................. ...... , tput ____ j steadily, drawn up like n tiger ready to tclligdnt 11 [nn mer gave In personal .deport-' tition Iwiow this and linn with silk; fasten I sfirlng. nlrrt and lithe in nn instant. That 1 + 0.1 . t|i(1- fortliv. JJH.V Ju R -------------------------------- ------- . . ___ r.« a vrgetabl- curiosity. The plant grow* A special the Democratic New York *n«y'‘ were often affectionate, but ai ta-swl tas-wl to each corner and the cover* covers mny in clump*; leaves nil radical and hollow, .-■ •I io r.rccp^said nomlua. glittering, revolving spoon, spinning on Its ’ merit!!i Th*y then aud there saying, in Times from Topeka,.Kan., says: ku*hin.r i.r familiar. The cat Late* I hsvu a square design outlined with some hence the name pitcher. The hollow leaves *"Zl-----------------J’" 1 ■ swivel, will be seen presently. Ijrok out,is with an that bo Tbe sensation.of tiM day tn Knn-a* is tour arm out'of Joint? Gather your«c!f. 1 gu»h Or f.uiuliariiy. hut the dog like* it.! f.-.ticy braid tu com pic to tho work.—New ar.- most generally filled with water for i. t with that Irishman, tho interview with Mr>. L> ist\ who ha* A'<.v< r mind McGulpin’i chuckle, for • c 1 anil in wiirn .si’, v.d boisterously affec York Herald. the pnrproa of drowning insects: the inner -—*-----------------------been icccuipanyiag General. Weaver in will look out for oar*; yon l» k out far i tionatl* toward Ids nm-ster; but Tom or face of tho shield is beset, with stiff bristle* Origin ot tlio SinthauiatlcSl Sign*. hbtuiir through tlfo southern states. ' yourself. Yon have hitched n lightning i Tabby t ik-!s no I’llicrtii s ami permits none ^pointing downward, allowing tbe insect* to I m taken. .\l. Renan had sometimes The sign of nddliimi is dcrivrel from the She recites th? imUguities thev were express* train, and it I* billed through. I to enter, but by no means allowing them ;«'.i cuntiiUon that said taken in *thiy cat* :«> rid biin'clf cf rat-. . initial letter of tl:o wosF ’ plua." In mnkdraw tn-m the ticket and to escape. I Lave found as m.tny a* a -- ...... Until In. keep Lt'it. ob^ for your life don’t n <>f ••utnptroJIcr. .iu<l be, rabjccted to and then declares that if u ' slack the line. Blood on your finger? All‘i Hc nei-er klnetv one ih.it did not behnv* ing tho capital letter it was made more dozen species of insects entrapped in one r.’.l..«*lr until imrt at carelessly until the tho tnX. toXjjurt of of these vegetable magazines. :ida< rd m> to withdraw in vote fur Weaver is in reality a vote for 1 right, that will cool your fever a little; it well c.r tb.ii luul ; ■; n distinct per-uunlity and more««!fi4 u.!ti>t be :.omiullol Cleveland in this utate her desire’is that in only the lino that h.-u cut through into [ They reitsSned on M.me facts that wc.* tbo "p” was finally placed near the center, The victims that fall prey to this plant the Populist^ tcratch tta.it ticket awl fi>rcv«l on [tln-ir attention. For instance. hence tbe plus sign, a* wo know it, wns roon deiay nnd become u liquid form, ' -the fle*h. Came In sternly, jerk not. still come In. I an owfayric** Tom, who was attracted by a gradually reached. which is Imbibed through the inner coat­ vote for tta/Harn cm elector*. Tl.o sign of subtraction was derived ing of the leaf nnd as*d in Hated. The proof rat invasion to the fl it of .'I. It nan. would Take a good. ... ... - .... . Mm. Lease is, next tu Jerry Simpson, You can’t? Yon mu»t. . r v,.t.-for uu Irithman, and ‘ come to the parlor to, to from the Wted "minus ” The word was chat this plant d<x* feed on Insect* 1* that used'[roughly roughly came t r an Irish Roman Catholic. the strongest lender of the Kansas Pupu- breath. Never mind McGulpin. he 1* pnll-1 when ! find contracted in m. n. *. with a horixon- the liquid never becomes - very offensive. • I L '-ii.- 'i them all lists, nnd her expressed wishes have ing toward shore. There he goe*. that complnin. hillock of foam means one fearful strike yf. and Mme. Renan, who h;:d ready.. tai line.nbovc to indic.iU> tbnt some of the The plant drinks up the organic matter as -1 uuworthy <-f support. caused great consternation nut only in . for life. It must be tiger against tiger! sympathy vith nnltnal*. quite andersuxti lettera had Lc<-n left out. At last the let- fruit a* it dissolve*. There is nu insect that • Euw(* C. H-JSiuxa • >rn to th!* SMb day of her own patty, but among the Deni - now. Let him tangle your line nnd he Is j from the tone of Tom'* mewing that !>•• tern were omitted altogether, leaving only is a little toi much for this plaut. It en­ | -. * ?rv me. I • ters into Hie pitcher* or hollow leaven and safe. Ab, that rush tneiuin bunines*. never . had'* grievance to air. It they called th* tbo short line. crats. . Iloj.twrxi. M. Nonfo*. The multiplication sign mu obtained by feed* upou its relatives as they happen to She concedes every southern state to i mind tbe boat, go overboard, but hold that servant toilnqulrc what It wns the ent at; I - in and fur Etiy Cotmtyl N. V. Cleveland, nnd therefore at this late day I line tight. Pall, pall, pull—oh, pull, for a ! once *howfed Itself satisfied, .ind rubbedi changing tho plus sign into thejetterx. fall victim* to this plant. When he be­ . Thia wa* dona because multiplication Is come* tired of this life he makes a dart to indicates her preference for Harrison. I yard of slack will raise the laugh on you. I itself igalist one or the other, or Loth, nnd tbe bottom of the wnter, drills a holo Good. McGulpIn. the l»w i* among the! purred ns hanl a* it could.—London Truth but n shorter form of addition. Her advice will be followed by many, Division wa* formerly indicated by plac­ through tbe cup and escapes, allowing the 1 —--------bnt at tins time it is-im»x-ssibla.to say to ! balrutiie* and.the shore is near. The lash- j ing the dividend above a horizontal line water to pass away after his departure.— I Ing monster feel* the tickling of the bul- j Long Eugngctnrnta. • m I tho divisor below. Iu order to save Cor. Ohio Practical Farmer. what extent. ! rushes, an<l he knows that means speedy | Long rn jngvnicnts.nrv galling, like any, dtfcth. Now for one hist. mail. 81-spalring . other chain. There may Im- clrcv.mrtances। space in printing the dividend was placed . to the left and tbe divisor to tho right. Nalluinker* at Halcwwco. England. "Tho Cottager's lirarthstone.** ! effort. which justify then*. l ::t they are rxcep- After year* of "evolution" the two d’s : Straight up into the air he shoot* him- ■tlonnl 'circumstanced. nnd we .-ire only deal I once painted a picture of Jwi interior; I were omitted altogether, and simpladoU “elf. Li* lithe tide* *|>nrkling with'drops’ In .- wfth things a* tbiy generally exist. nailed it "The Cottager’s Hearthstone." I As with Itbo ho f set In tho^dac.- of each. A* Tviwo:.Jan .-.lim.-t always Is tbe chiel thatgh-ten tike diamond*, a volcano of hot spent ucdrly nine months upon that hearth­ rage. Jx-t liim Imve hl* way. let nut the I ?wffertr. .,ntfrrr- ,„ vr wrong i* _____________ _ .r! otL-cr*. the radical sign was derived from stone. Onu day, after I had given tha •Her immeasura"dy -1 th- Initial letter of tho word "radix.” line just bo niuch. How much? Enough tu i gr(..,5rr jjj.v struggle* along the weary [ The sign« f equality wa* first used in th* thing the flushing touches, I showed it to ki-p him f:ut;i whipping it lujwaiu. and , j-,,nrs i,f w|r.:tig iu a fulso.pctitioo, aud by n friend. # , m.t ttibugh for him to loosen that hook; ; -|l(1 11}. !n folks nnd h/r ttmpu. !I year 132T 1»y a IjArp mathematician, who "What do you call itf" be nsked. ’’u1,-::tuttd It to avoid frequently repentthi* i* hi* one grand ehnnee for life. He • th< a Torn sees*>m:cbody yotingn . I’ told him "The Cottager’s Hearth­ end• v_ lis tis .! *’*■ the words “equal to?'—Philadelphia flings himself like n circus acrobat, nose . and fn ...ur ■ ’ arM• m« re attractive, --------en ----------stone." Knj£pnjl.ut h I ‘ . pointed away from boat ::t*l .-Loro. Now, i „ •Oh!" I am unwilling to ■ his newv love, and A Xcw Artificial Stone. . if you know anything, let him go. i»nl only > 0 rtn|i he marries He looked dubious. I have often seen ninrrii outof ofnlnue pique some orc 1Tbs product — yuntil with giotle pn-ssuru you can tukn ; u'th.i,-jromrri. •; -;out people look that way when they have been Ion -of artificial Hone. e*peh to he her grandfather or « R | cill|;y for imvcmenta, i* largely cn^tbo in­ looking at pictures of mine. I him as a lug will tow a great ship nroui-.i. ; 1 I* he off? No. That white turbulent circle । I.-* into an old tr.aid, un-lI ’t | cr wu»e. T!.> —«= -■ — product ‘i* ‘ crvi.w. ThtK !lauds of *?; this "Where’s the hearthstone?" ’ ursklf* *k.[” • life Iswrelk ----------------[ mean* that he isktill hooked and your rkwl.and all_beentue of a loug ; ............ craskv.i. granite,. which I could have titown him where It wa* .... ’ ’ ' 'h lt.cor| rpprated . —•Ludjjate --J._ . - Il* —VI.I with IXvrtlaml ---- 1 — Weekly. cement,the water in the If I had hnd heart enough to db It. When ’ i* bringing him toward you againI. VS ill jjngr.gt-n:«-4t. i be try another leap? I n maa has ihqde a hearthstone the feature pro.v- ’ U-itigautom.itI gauged. AfU r HE DEMOCRATS. these nir.terial* are well blended tbe cott­ of his plcture?nnd has spent nine month* ; He would if lie knew bow out of breata } । yon nre. standing there quivering likoni er 'to i» '• dd slab molds At l«Lt-, After searching forinyears, 1 have lined • cr,.wwith „ tine. ... on it in order to make it a* unmistakable i frightened girl, pautlog nml with eye | di.coviw-<*l‘the only genuine and effective | When t.:csi.ib* are wt they are turned « ut its pcMlblr, tn be asked to point out the ’ aflame with delirious intoxication. Draw j■ cure (cr Lay fever. All tbe quinine pills of t!iu mold* and steepeil for about ten part of the picture in which it is supposed wrote that about half of-the I in steady, the boat i* in tbe shallows. I In the world will aot give n tenth ot th- day * in a sclution at t.lllca:oof so.In, by to be, is n discouraging request, from ; • w-re thieves and bn turners— tbe point of view of the earnest struggler : What’* that Lrusbing your leg*? Never relief to the sufferer tbnt will n ningletrhd which proecs* they become indurated. of my great and only remedy, nnd I give j i«ue silicate cf soda solution in rjada by lu the toll* of art.—AU tho Year Round. • ."n- than half—we meantit. । ——• I mind; it I* McGulpIn crawling nft with bls ■ .' th. : particular classic mold -Whosoevor provideth not fur his own ■ g;UT |look. Are you going to lu*o your the ide* away. It I* nothing inorc norles* bolhug a *;wi d kind < i steuu «ith 70 per "nnaiut'wrpiv.ra..tirnu a ivash made of witch hazel and co- I ct ut. c;iu.*tic £xla, previously modu into a "... is • worsest-than — ______ —anInfi-fol. ”” ‘ ;, uarry? You see him plainly now. six feet ’ ’ "i" ' ll the truth. bouFC-bold infidel. Will be shoot that monstrous c-ine, to be applied to the*na*;il passages I gohxtIon witliSsau-r. The tilica of the A >'■ Irod men have ccmo to n* and These women belong to households 1' away Breach of promise actions still go merri­ They I power agafifat the boat and tear himself when the dreadful asthma comes cn. It rtone dissolves and 11..-sclution is diluted ly <m lu spite of theorists who would abol­ • ■ ut*d us on our stand on pen- which are not "provided for." TK •• ' ;<Av to freedom? You may have tho mus- will stop tbe wheezing in no time, end . far unclothe required <rength. The tiaha ish this remedy for woman’s wounded feel­ nd only thin morning one of our live in free trade England. The men [ kellunge ague and lose everything If you | then bay fever will have lost all its ter- , nre taken out of tin- hulul'mi, scoured with ings. In a recent one the defendant waa a • ■ iz.'.ns and a captain in tbo Con- in their families aro nut lawless nor in­ | rors.—Cor. St. Louis Globe-Democrat. I water nnd stacked hi yards where they Huddersfield hotel keeper. He had ad­ aro not cool and sternly. '■ army said to goon. Cleveland ; different to their comfort. They cannot r.re kept fur >nnnt months I !-urat tnr h* before being sent away dressed his victim in loving terms, had or­ Ixsan out, throw that rijht arm n* far as »rom the woraa-Pitubnrg Dispatch. ' his n-con 1 clear, and he slapped ■ with all their efforts eao enough money pcssible front tbo boat. Suppose you do namented his epistles with "cabalistic signs A LIvo Tailor** Goose. '••■' .ny beg ;nrs in the face. He wants to provide for the miVe sustenance of fall out. Stand up to your armpit*, but commonly in use among lovers" and had A tailor’t goose is not usually an amus­ presented her with an engagement ring. ■ to do the same business again, . those whom they love and would cherish. don’t low your taut bold. There he Is, Li* ing object, but its appearance under the Ono day I wa* cutrryiug a couple and Yet he changed his mind, and when asked ! •• truth will hurt no one.—Dur- • But they are not to be blamed, for the tlirer eye*, bloodshot and defiant, glaring arm of a GtermaD tailor in Chambers street at you. Now for McGulpin-yua have the other day caused some laughter. The my clerk was stand in; just Ixhind them why, had no better reason to give than r.-«m Globe. . . free trade laws by which they are gov-' in the cliurcu. A* soon am I had uttered done all tbnt man , can that he was "occasionally troubled with tuo do. Steadily tbo peculiarity of this tailor's goose was that ! erned bring these result*. guide reaches outpeaceful the * [] It was alive, and u it stretched it* neck the word* "I prououm j' them man nnd Indigestion." Miss Squires, tho ill wel flash—out you ' The American man of family has a mighty la»hing—n Muufcfnl flash—out yo you. • inxijy froin unt]cr the tailor’s right arm wife together," the pfntlrman thoUght it lady, sarcastically assured the jury that ■ pcaVeful ..*l_ j,Mth I n courerrtent opportunity to give hl* wife she had never heard anything about indi­ graver responsibility. He makes his go—up the Lank- falling lim^ and breathpruce, || its beak painted toward a half dozen pairs lex* on the sweet, soft bough* of spruce, a rraouauing kiss. The old clerk did not gestion until her lover found that she was -----hand, of trousers hungover own laws. thenawly tailor’made * left arm. Thewhich combination waa i approve ut »uch goings on, and grumbled not able to raise a sum of money to help The election of Grover Cleveland while McGulpIn hauls in. hand over hand, ‘ the tailor’* left arm. The combination was certainly more comical thou the uverbur- out iu a very audible voice. "Now, then, be- him In business. Mira Squires got a ver­ b»b-i -meaning John C. Shea han. And da- I your 40 [Mwiid mnskelluuge. — Vor. Forest : ' • ’ 1 than tha ovcrbui*would imperil the home of tho American dened tailor bad any Idea of.—New York ! have yourjcire:'." My risible faculties dict for fifty pound*.—London New*. workingman and those whom he has • uud Stream. [were proof against .... the ............ kit«, bat —I were I'-vw --­ this re­ vowed to care fur tn sickness or in death. -• • —-~ —i t r—» •>..» mark wa* too nine a far me* end I fear that Hiipltl Firing. । Time*. The Gatling gun is now worked by an [ Every man who regards the happiness I »miled.—Cn-ub’.il Magazine. Bats on Shipboard. A Lewis ten (Me.) French Canadian, «z<4 *«*<! particularly Mt for an Irish Boman of women should realise that Grover electric motor in the American navy. The ( It w It rery K"« whJ1' bc'°'’ *?* hibiting to a friend a hog of Hoge propor­ ll Is Daughters. Cleveland stands for unprotected homes, motor I* attached to the breech of the gun. mariner ctuae to reallre that nmoog the tion*, exclaimed: "Now re«- that I I raise A few yerro ago t’wro wr.« a man In him myself. Big hog, ain’t I?" Tho them all treacherous and unworthy of and that Benjamin Harrison represents Hitherto a couple of men were required to mutla wbleb betot bl, ealUiMt be muat Devonshire who had six or seven very cor- same man being asked where ho lived ro­ •“Pport.—Aflldarltuf Edwin C. Bobb la*, of the party which him pledged itself to nerve th* gun, one to train the piece and -^"Wbeuadtod bo-^b. drop tbe shot, the ocher to work the firing Hiiffalo. ■ . keep away free trad cavils. crank; btlS now one man is sufficient. By Lock just Ilk* it.” Hl* dwelling waa aid The force bill cry of tho Democracy la touching a switch he can train and operate aetly like that of hi* next door ndghbcr.— tbe gun at will, so a* to fire either a single shot or At Us1 rate of LMO t minute.— S<**re«r.ry .«< A=r'*c<llt«ra Tail. ' ___ __ --------- TMkeaBl.de. I I �OFFICIAL BALLOTS. ARE YOU COING TO BUY A ALWAYS SMOKE SCHOOL BOOKS. Howtoprbfarbthbm unobr THBNEW LAW. Peoples DRUG STORE A row Blraplw Bain. Gorern tho Knrklnr HE largest compete stock of new and* sec­ ond hand School Booke and every tiling needed in tlie school room in Barry County. of Ballots—Xe Xood of X.MiaK • Tota- Btraljht Tickets aud Split T THE BEST Tloketa XHustratoA. The methods of voting under ths new election law of this state is not difficult, when onoe the principle is un­ derstood. No elector needs to lose his vote, if (io will but exercise a little care. All the tickets regularly put in nomination will be printed side by ■ide on one sheet of paper. This will be- the omciAL ballot, and in the only one allowed to be voted. The voter will be given one of those official ballots by tho inspector of election. The voter should see that the inspect­ or’s initials are pyt on the back of the ticket in one corner. The voter -nist take this official ballot with him alone into tho booth. At the head of the Republican ticket he will find first a vignette or design, under that the word republican aud under tho latter a small open equate, t]|us: ^□□□0 In The Market It Acknowledges no Superior. □□□□□ 5 S 3 a 0H □ Let the voter make a cross in the little square and that is all that is re­ quired of him. That makes the official ballot a straight Republican vote, counting ono for each candidate on the Republican ticket If he wishes to vote a split ticket he can do it in this way: Suppose he wants to vote the Democratic ticket, but vote for the Republican candidate for Governor. Then he marks tho Democratic ticket thus: g •z s S 3 § i 0 ►3 □□□□□ This shows that, although he wishes to vote the Democratic ticket, he Lues not want to vote for M r. Morse. 11 he doe? nothing more, he does not vote for anyone for Governor; but, to vote for Mr. Rich, he must make a cross in the square before Rich’s name, thus: El Johnt.kich. This give? his vote to Mr. Rich* Tills marking tain he done with a black lead pencil or pie stamp furnished by the inspectors of election. Remember that no other marks must be put by Ihe voter upon the official ballot, except the crosses and the straight lines to Bear these t,wo rules in mind: To split a Democratic ticket, pat To make the subject plainer a straight Republican ticket is hero rep­ resented: 4 ? H! 3 5.5 s | ?I M □ □□□□ ? § * B S s ? > ts 8 a < gz. g 5 g Q n □ □□□□ n - s ■9 6 9 S T The Democratic state central com­ mittee are hard pressed for mud to throw at John T. Rich. They are note flooding the,4toto with circulars charg­ ing him jHth riding on passes while railroad commissioner. As his duties required him to go over every rood in the state during the year, it would have cost the state thousands of dol­ lars if he had not used passes. Every railroad commissioner, including the present Democratic incumbent, has used passes, and should use them is much ss a railroad superintendent. The commissioner is in a measure superintendent of all the roads in tha state, and in looking after aud en­ forcing regulations for tbe comfort nnd safety of the people and the em­ ployes, it is proper that he should use H □□□□□ 3 5 § s 2 2 3 a p F Hr □ sB 0 R g i One of the lady employes at the canitol writes a communication to the Jackson Citizen, bewailing her fate, and in the same breath giving away thc/information that the lady employes have all been assessed 81 per week for, funds with which to carry on the cam­ paign in the sixth district She thinks this is civil service reform with, a ven­ geance. —State Republican. Fred L. Heath, THE bRUQQIST. K Is just aaieod t» Trav. as the deflar of the rich. He sells THb Light Running World Renowned Domestic, Ihe New Home and some ether ftntrclaea machine?. ' He wDl sell yon a machine fer a small payment down and the balance in monthly payments if desired. It will pay yon to sail on him before yon buy. Needfes, oib and parte for all machines, SOLID WEAR lajthe length of time that SPOONS HO PORKS IT’S A ‘'JIM DANDY,” The stock of lumber and shingles lately purchased by Bentley, Tomlinson £ Rider. Are warranted to last. Also remember you get a Present—-“Good Form,” cf $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jewery store Quality and price al­ ways right. The latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. F. R. Pancoast Their Ko. 2 shingles are “just too s\\eet for anything.” At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and studmg. WINTER UNDERWEAR Soon, and remember we are better able than ever before to suit you in that line of goods, A. E. STA UFFER HA5T1NQ5 BANNER N. Y. TRIB W The two papers for $1.10 per year. E HAVE just received and opened up our first invoices of new fall dress goods. To say that we are pleased with them would not describe it. And our friends who have seen them are satisfied: They are the cheapest and best line we ever offered. You will say so when you see them. come in from 12 1-2 CTTS up Come in anyway We call special attention to a line that cannot fail and see our stock Tof Judge Newton spreads himself over two platforms with as much agility as Adolphus Acrobat Ellis. People do not expect so ranch from an attorney, but a judge who hasn't political hon­ esty enough to declare his principles openly cuts a sorry figure, before the people, as n candidate for justice of the liighest court in the state. "The Republican party did not or­ ganize for spoils; it assembled about an alter of sacrifice and in a sanctuary beset with anomies. You have not forgotten our battle cry—'Free speech, a free press, free schools and free ter­ ritories.' We have widened the last word; it is now a free nation."—Ben­ jamin Harrison. 25 YEARS YOUR In his uppea peninsula campaign. Judge Morse alluded to fanners as “lazy devils." In the lower peninsula he calls them the horny handed sons of toil, whose labors feed and support the world, and much tnore of the .same kind of “taffv." John T. Rich knows and sympathises with the farmers and never speaks otherwise _than respect­ fully of Umjd. f to please yon, and goods that have proven very at­ tractive to all who have seen them. We refer to the goods. We want to show you the best stocked storein town, with STAPLE aai FANCY Gmteriej. Also Crockery, Lamps. Glassware, hapis We are now showing our first invoice of thes goods. ' Come in and see them China and Everything new and nice. ilLXJAMIN HAkRUON A<M Tbe following is a split Democratic T. PHILLIPS. The Reliab le J eweler. “Our money should be as national as onr flag. That is what it is to-day, and it should be us sacred as our na­ tional honor, and as sound as the gov­ ernment itself. The people of this country no more want free trade and the conditions which, it will impose than they want worthies* state bank money.”—McKinley. S 3 □□□□□ s 1 : Day Books, Journals and Ledgers. . When the official ballot has been properly marked, it should be folded so as to conceal the face of it, but, to show the initials of the inspector on the back. The voter then passes out of the booth through the door opposite to the one through which be entered and hands his ballot to the inspector at tho ballot box who [fats - it into the box in full view. If a voter spoils a ballot in preparing it, he can get another by returning the spoiled one to the inspector who furnishes ballots. If he is usable to read, so as to prepare his ballot, the board of inspectors may designate some one to help him. No electioneer­ ing is allowed within 100 feet of the p 5 BLANK BOOKS, WINDOW 0 o I* have , Filled with these books. 0 q w F Here is a bargain. bought a large suppty of And I am going to sell at BANK­ RUPT PRICES. If you are going to need anything in that line’it will pay you to buy now. These books will be sold for less than you. can buy fools cap or- legal cap piper. Look at my 8 DEMOCRATIC The Dollar of the Poor Man W. H. n. Hestb. ftiBera) Inrnlshlnf r ds and Director. Flnl-claM benrao and outfit. Satisfaction guaranteed. Koo tn s over 11. Mudge • Son’s. I” s9 VICNETTIL ■ DRUGGIST and book| seller, and the originator and promoter of LOW prices for Drugs. Boolffl and School Supplies. 2nd Hand Books wanted. If so, buy ot the mw who seflbat the same price to the poor maw.or -woman ae t» the rid; He woat charge-you $55 for a poor machine and »ell the Mme style of machine to an­ other for $25 as de some-dealers.- Oh, no! Mfebsters Dictionary 5c. ■> □□□□□ ttPUBUCUUf I I I HASTINGS, MICH. H 5 § ^5 *■ • viaanrs. UI. 5. Goodie^, J. MILLARD, 0 SEWING MACHINE ? & van arpian. at RUSSELL’S � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-11-10.pdf d8342fa1f88601ecdf3f188ba9693f81 PDF Text Text The best Advertisingmediumtn Bar­ ry County. ■ Banner. astings VOL. XXXVII. NO. 28 HASTINGS, MICH., NOVEMBER 10, 1892. WHOLE NO. 1952 Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by COOK SBOS.. hahtings, jkicb. COUNTY NEWS. In uutt. Hood', Wood - and - Coal - Heaters Ira V%n Vilkenburgh Wood Coal - Cooks turn. ’ Gerksy. Itelayci! Letter. The late rains have Improved the looks of wheat—Miss Gant and mother visited In Caledonia last Friday and SaturdayFrank Short’s father from Fentonvllle, visited him last week-^lmer and Elsie Marlow have moyed into7the store build­ ing for the winter—Geo. Fowler, of Hills­ dale, visited J. Spencer last week. He has accepted a position as foreman lh the now mill al Lake Odessa—Edna Barnum, of Goats Grove, visited the Tamarac school. last week—Mrs. .Aden and Spencer were al Hastings test Monday—The splendid new. residence of Ben Dally, that was built last year, was burned to the ground one morning last week. The fire broke ont in a unfrequented part of the house, where there had been no stove since test spring. Mr. Dally gets 8U50 insurance. He Ijegajj rebuilding this week—Horace Myers te working at Laks Odessa—A. Alden has bought ten acres of tend from S. Houghton. Price $400—Lewis Faught, a much respected residence of Odessa town­ ship, died of. heart disease while building a fire last Friday morning—School closes next Tuesday- with a picnic dinner for the children—J. Spencer has gone to Hillsdale this week—Mrs. Stiellenbergcr is on the .slek list—The aid society meets with Mrs. " .1. Smith next Thursday, Nov. 10th. ' Crcoy. Delayed letter. The much needed rain lias come at last —Mrs. Adeline Franco has been spending a week with her son at Indiana—Newel Barber attended the play nt Kalamazoo Friday night—Them was quite an enthus­ iastic republican meeting at our school house last Friday evening. The address wastdellvered by Hon. Grunt Fellows. IMPORTANT b WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dry Goods, Carpets, ’ To every person suffering from Piles or any other Rectal disease; DR. LAKINS, The Rectal specialist of Grand a Rapids, is at the Hastings House, Hastings every Thursday after­ noon and Friday forenoon, Cloaks, Blankets, Bedding, Hr. Lukins bus a large list of patients In Hastings and vicinity and more ore securing his services at each visit as a result of his un­ usual success In his special prac­ tice. All are Invited to call for con­ sultation and evnmfaatlon both of which are absolutely free. AND Live Geese Feathers When In GRAND RAPIDS stop at The most complete stock of Dress Goods iii the state. -TKE KENTopposite UNION DEPOT. Frce Bngguge Transfer. New House S t earn Heat and Electric Bells. Rooms 50 up BEACH A BOOTH; A full line of Gents Furnishing-Goods. A splendid 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrella Ar SI.00, try one. Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co., 78, 80 and 82 Monroe St. GRAND RAPIDS, Wu make a specialty of making Gents suits and pants to order. MICH. To consumers of kerosene oil ini Hos­ tings and Barry Co: We have established an agency • at Hastings for the sale of Snow Drop oil, which for luminating pur­ poses has no equal. Being a product of Pennsylvania crude aud 155 degrees fire test makes it perfectly safe. It produces a clear and white light and free of odor, nor does it cause any deposit on chimney which ia «> common with cheap ami low test Wo oil. Since July 1, 1801, Michi­ gan allows the use of 120 degrees fire teat oil which permits the the sale of kerosene made from Ohio crude aud possesses a larger percentage of sulphur and after ex­ tracting sufficient naptha (explosive part) to raise the fire test to 150 degrees or more it lieeomes useless, so far as producing light Is concerned:but at a low test will bum fairly well, still producing a very disagreeable ortlor white burning and load­ ing the chimney with a greasy substance. Give Snow Drop oil a trial, the cost Is but little different than what you pay for the cheap goods you are using and the satisfac­ tion you will «t In light will more than compensate, saying nothing of additional safety. For sale by S. E. Phillips, H- I* Newton and Cook & Co^L- , , . A. D. Matvakd, Wholesale Ag. Hastings. Mich. Largest Ctrculafwn of any paper in the County. Bbm Cortrlght made a business trip to Battle Creek one day last week—Another old pioneer 1ms gone to her reward. Mrs. Samuel Learn died Friday morning, nnd her funeral services were held al tho home of lier daughter, Mrs. Wm. Harrington, on Saturday. She leaves n teige family all of whom are married aud well fieltled In life, besides a large circle of friends to mourn her loss—Many from here went to Kalamazoo last Thursday to .hear Ex-Gov. Luce and others speak to a large and cntl.utiastic republican mass meeting during the afternoon and also witness the torch light procession and horse parade in the evening, which were well carried out in every P*rtlc iter to tho satisfaction of the multitude present Many are the com­ ments made upon the fine appearance of the seven hundred horsemen, who were in the parade on ttiat grand and supurb occnskrn—Quite a number of our school children are wearing cute little tin plates made of American tin, which bear a stritalegend, and in fact are a matter nf Interest to Everybody. It would have been well bad tbey'put them on some time ago, thus showing their favor to the McKinley bill. Yankee Spring*. Not very pleasant wteather at present— Emma Raymond is on the sick list this week—*Myron Potter wears a wide smile over a seven pound boy—Abbey Potter is •at work for Mrs. Myron Potter—School commenced in the Oak Grove district Monday—The I. O. G. T. entertainment last Saturday night passed off very pleas­ antly—The campaign is over and not a speech made in our part of the towu. A prohibition speaker, Hon. Mr. Carpenter, of your city, came here, nnd finding It u temperance town got his supper and re­ turned home—'Allie Burpee was the guest of Emma Raymond last Sunday. Hope Center. E. B. Payne is having his hay and rye straw baled—Some one was kind enough to poison a dog for Mr. Payne—Gideon Wilkinson visited his brother in Otsego Sunday, who Is very low with typhoid fe­ ver—School closed on Friday last—Orrin Loomis has suld ills two year old colt. Consideration 8110—The rain was good for wheat—Charles Chandler nnd wife visited their parents the past week—John Bene­ dict has been working nt Delton the past two weeks—Jz-roy Shrontz went to Battle Creek hist Saturday—O. D. Loomis has his basement nearly completed. Johnstown. There is considerable com still remain­ ing unhusked. This means cold lingers for our neighbors, we fear—Since the arrival of rain the wheat prospect is brightening considerably, but the insects are well ostablbhed in many fields—At the revival meeting now in progress at Banfield, we ate glad to say that some are turning to the Lord. Without a dose con­ nection with tlH? groat source of strength, one is poorly prepared either for life or death—Ora P. Fisk went with the OHu exenrsiuniste to New York State and has returned with a fair partner to share the profits and looses of life. May the 1 be happy and prosperous—N.J. risk spent Sunday at William Kearney* near Battle Creek-After n long struggling for life. Dr. Milter, of our town, has hnnlly fallen a victim to the dertruyer. Al­ though not personally acquainted with him, the writer had foitned a high regard for him from hearing jthera speak of su­ perior merits. Yoaig, hopeful, lately graduated, and entcrug on what seemed a succeasful career as ipbfsldan. the Ires to the community whou he had token up hte residence and iwgirt practice seems almost Irreparable. The bereaved relatives have our heartfelt sympathy. The funeral waj held on Thurwla,- Nov. 3. Rev. Belfry, of Bedford, officiatng—About the campaign, thia has been he quietest one In maujr years. Nodouitsouw one will be elected before thh paptrls out of pre**. No <me seems to know ■vboltwlll be. It Is to be hoped none tut such as can stand ou\ fearlessly for ne right, none but such as will strive to ireserve civil and religious liberty ns thegreat founders of our gov­ ernment intwded It should b^done^ There have been some marked departures from this course of late, and It is high time to call a halt A surprise party was well planned and carried out by the ladies (with some help from the gents) of Milo, on the occasslon of the 15th, anniversary of the married life of Mr. aud Mrs. Martin Woodard, our genial and pleasant ticket and freight agent Their pleasant and happy home demonstrates that maftlage is not a fail­ ure. and 1 wish to refute an oft repeats! slander "that ladies cannot keep a secret” The writer Is victim to the fact that they can—The pioneers, of Milo, builded Well and with new Infusion from time to time (as the older ones pass off) has helped to maintain our society second to none in the country. Such is the case with Mr. ami Mrs. Woodard, who came amongst us from their eastern home but a few years since, but have been with us long enough for us to appreciate their moral and chris^ tian worth. Their host pf friends and neighbors took this occasslon as a slight testimonial through A. C. Towne, in one of his off hand hippy talks, to present them each a tine rocking chair as a slight testi­ monial of the regard in which they were held by them. After a fine tea from the ample baskets brought in by the ladies was partaken of, air departed for their respective homes with pleasant feelings. SPARROW AGAINST CAT. Avaricious Maws. 1 was sitting at my desk one morning not beg ago when my attention was sud­ denly arrested by* the loud screaming of a sparrow proceeding from the yard of an unoccupied house to the rear of mine. The cries were responded to by at least fifty of her companions, who answered her call by such prodigious chatter that the, whole neighborhood was aroused. The causa of this disturbance was this: Ono of ttie cel­ lar windows was protected by a wire grat­ ing. which in some way bud Income loess at the top; through* this opening, in a moment of recklessness, had fallen a young sparrow while taking its flrat les­ sons lu learning how to fly. Now this yard, the house being empty, has all summer long been tho rendezvous for several large cats. When the sparrow fell into the window be found a glass shut­ ter behind him, and was thus a prisoner. Two of the cats saw his fluttering* to go4 out and at once made a fierce rush for tho window grating, and although they fright­ ened almost to death young Mr. Sparrow, who had never seen the wicked eyss and spiteful teeth of m cat before in his Ike. they could not get at him with their wlck- to the mother bird, and it was her cry of distress that brought her feathered friends to her help and rescue. And how did they NEIGHBORING COUNTIES. set about it, do yoh think? The affairs of the €. L. & M. railway We all know that the sparrow—the feath­ arc still in a hopeful condition. So we ered street arab—is not only an impudent were assured In a conversation with one of little fellow, but exceedingly pugilistic the directors last Thursday. Although and courageous. Upon this occasion two active. work on the construction of the large male sparrows at once alighted upon road has not been In progre»s for several the yard pavement, and not more than months. It may be resumed at any time. three feet away from the cats, who were Just what action Is now being considered still intent upon the fluttering youngster by the officers of the road could not be behind the window grating. Then the learned, but new developments may occur mother bird fluttered in the air just over any day. J. H. Padgham has been in the cals, screaming and scolding and being Ohio since Wednesday on business of the answered vehemently by all her friends. company and la expected home this morn- Tile two sparrows on the pavement kept iug, when some change in the affairs may hopping about dangerously near to the be made known. Allegan Gazette. cats, chirping and scolding also. Their .Nearly nine tons of poultry were shipped little game of course was to distract tbb pats’ attention from the young birds, and from Grand Ledge one day lust week. this they, succeeded in doing so well that the cuts alternately chased them and then Anecdote* ahd Their Um. attacked the bird behind the bars. No biographer can afford to neglect the for they m*v ..r-. M, nnroo. mori.uo<to» U» •»*. gJrtM! «p for may Ferre hia purpose more suc­ the contest from time to time. "When the cessfully than ths nxost elaborate analysis. cat is away, rhe mice will play,” the old Without nit non t tne the ur use or of anecdote it is merethere... lh’ sralinx I one may read that Adam 8mi:h won re-., markTblj Ko one will i douKlM.wh'. told .hMottatartagM .irn hl. ««. to <u> olll<d«l doeumoo. th. v.iw great economist produced, not his own nig-' nnture, but an elaliorate imitation of a sig- I nature of the person who signed before • him, and that on another occasion a sen­ tinel on duty having saluted him in mili­ tary style was surprised to see him noknewtedge it by an awkward copy of the same ge*1 ures. , BusCh, tbo Boswellian biu^rapherof Bis­ marck. says that the chancellor is of a choleric disposition. The least vexation is Mabie to provoke him to volcanic outburst* of temper, but tho eruption rapidly sub­ sides. He tells no confirmatory anecdotes, but Count Ruest comes to his rescue, say­ ing in his “Memoirs” that Bismarck once left tho emperor's apartment in a rage, and finding Hint he was carrying by acci­ dent tho key with him he threw it into a basin in n friend’s room nnd broke the basin into fragments. "Are you ill?” asked tho occupanKrt the room. "I was,” replied Bismarck, “but ajn better now.”— S. Arthur Bent in North American Ro- Matches Mightier Than the Slipper. The efficacy of matches odm correctional medium was demonstrated yesterday nflbn one of the annex boats. The passengers included a family party of three—husband, wife and little boy of five years. Before the boat left the slip the child proceeded to show that he was very badly spoiled. He was a pretty little chap, but his boldness nnd mischievous ways made hint anything but popular. Although he went so far as to throw the hand satchel of a passenger from the sent to the floor with an accom­ paniment of wry faces, his mother said never a word. She was of the languid wrt, and Seemed too weary of the world to even breathe. The father was kept busy admonishing the youngster, but with little effect. Finally he dived down into Ids pocket, drew out a matchsafe, aud open­ ing it extracted a match. “Come here!” he commanded, as he walked toward the terrible infant and made a feint of lighting the match. The little fellow, thoroughly frightened, ran to his mother, crying, "Please don’t, papa; i’ll be good.** And he wns good during the rest of thb trip.—New York World. Danger* ol Ilnadlng In Bed. The popular idea in correct that rending when lying in bed is injurious. It is not the recumbent position that dors tho harm to the visual organs; it Is the bad, insuffi­ cient light that one usually provides him­ self with thr.t works tho injury. Poor light forces the eyes to reach .after it— strain** them. In bed it is not usual to be surrounded by light, ns is always the case when one nous white lying in n ham­ mock out of doors. When iu bed the light (either daylight or Inmplightyis usually the farthest removed from the bed; if ft shines at nil it sheds its rays over the feet of the render instead of over his left shoul­ der. where it should fall. A good strong light tlfrnwu. onto the page of the book from behind and to the left of the render will banish the cause of strain, and read­ ing In feed, with such corcas to accessories, may be noxnore harmful than reading sit­ ting in an upright position.—Jr imps* Mil­ ler’s Magazine. I The ancients regarded ^aqciug os a nec­ essary accomplishment. Socrates learned the art In his bjd age, while Plato, in fate ■fcommouwcalf h,” advocated the establishihtmt of dancing schools. Tho Romans relebrated theirVictories and pastoral fes­ tivals by elaborate dances. They excelled iii pantomime dances, from which the bal­ let was evolved. The Emperor Domltiaa forbade the senators to dance, nod fores doing removed several members from the senate. Grave statesmen and politicians nf lilgh degree have excelled in the oldest cf the arts.—Lee J. Vance in Popular Sci­ ence Monthly. M her olTspring. .wd «Im) . nr >■«'■ <<> n-tbth. w T”11 ’ “■«. U.Urf from fence to the extension windows, and eo *wn"M,a *“* . • . . . ... "Don’t give up the shipl” were thedying words of the immortal Lawrence on board of the Chesapeake. "Don’t give up the birdl” was the motto of Mr. and Mrs. Spar­ row, nnd right gallantly did they wage their battle for their offspring. Next time that youngster goes flying he must beware of cats, and not full down behind cellar windows without his parents' permission. —Harry P. Mawson in Harper's (Young People. ____________________ "Is ’.hia the emporium for lost treas­ ures?” she asked anxiously ns she imu»ed before a desk where a bewilted young man sat funning himself. "This is the place where articles found on tho Woodward avenue street cars are turned In.” was the reply. "Well, I lost my pocketbook on your old cars, and I want to know if you've got it.” “What kind of a pocketbook was it, madam?” "Ru»/et leather, with a nlckle silver clasp. It was a present from my claw In”----"What did it contain?” interrupted the’ youth. ‘ . “A dollar bill, two hairpins, a glove buttoner, a stick of chewing gun, four pearl battens, a lock of Willie’s hair, a boot button. four stamps/three car ticket*"----"Madam,” said the young man, hastily but res|*ectfully, “we bMe at least a dozen pocketbooks lost by ladies, and they all are of russet leather and contain just these tilings. You must find some other means of identification." "There was a clipping of poetry,” said the loser, after a moment’s thought; "it begun: “Whatever U. is UiL” "You will have to console yourself with that, 1 am afraid, madam,” said the tired clerk,- "the pocketbook isn't here.—De­ troit Free Preks. J ttdgo B~—n, of the Inw department of one of our railroad corporations, believes that a faulty hand Is an attribute of genius, and three who have business with him have been put to a great deal of an­ noyance in tho reading of his writings. Ono day expecting a call from a client at bis chambers in !*an Francisco nnd being unexpectedly called away, ho hastily wrote n note aud left it on his desk for him. The client called, picked up the note and after many efforts gave up all attempts at fad­ ing it. So under the judge's hasty scrawl he. wfbte four or five unintelligible lines and then ia n clear hand, "This is in an­ swer to yours of the 15th.” It is needless to say that the judge was much wrought op, buLwns well paid In his own coin.— Snu Francisco Argonaut. Neither lheNew York Central and Hud­ son River railroad nor the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad owns the tracks running from rhe Harlem river into the Grand Central station nt Fortysecond street and Park avenues They areowned by the New York nnd Harlem rail­ road. The, latter is a distinct and Inde­ pendent corporation, though in 1873 less property, exclusive of the Fourth avenue horse railway, was leased to the New York Central nnd Hudson River railroad for a period of 401 Voars, the New York Central guaranteeing 8 per cent, on the stock and interest on the bunded debt of the New York and Harlem. • The Fourth avenue horse railway isacHlj run independently by the New York and Harlem company and pays additional dh>| dends So the stockholder* of 2 to J peri cent. The New York, New II *van no| Hartford railroad uses the New Yuri: and] Harlem tracks from Williamsbridft^Ejf New York city, paying rental there®*.— , ’ �A STORY Noryj cenusu ^Aeat yakes an everytiay conrverfence of sb okl-tln» luxury. Pure and wholesome. Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest gwird at ffll Pure Food Expositions. Each package makes two large pies. Avoid Citations—and insist on having tbe NONE SUCH brand. MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse. N. T. under dwlter of. the darknres, but no fiour years oU l-aet M old.- l-*st April she was taken pn-cMUiun* mu.it be n.'glscted. That Will give the compare pointe without j ft>ur down with measles, followed with a dreadtheir loss hdd discouragw! them urn! re­ ucritaiton. Lful UI CUBRU coa«b and tunring Into a ---------fever. — Docsulted in retreat was not to be hoped And an Indian has the xastoKts of a tow Bl ^nd Detroit treated her. but - . or wild,__ 2___ 1 'T'l... - grew ____ ,...111 atw rapidly, until she fur. It would render them more de­ fish worse animat The — panther nr or I .in vain, she termined to have, the scalp of every man wolf may be driven from hia lair and wo« a mere “handful .of bones.”-—Then pursued far miles, but ho con return to ■he tried Dr. Klug’s New Discovery aud. in tho train. An Indian who learn.-, .caution from it by tbe shortest route. Lead an In­ after the use of two and a halt bottle*, was b“iag^ repulsed becomes more dangerous dian blinilfolded a hundred miles from completely cured. They say Dr. King’s than before. Instead of the tiger s rush any familiar point and turn him locae New Dbeowry Is worth Its wdglit in goW. yetyatt can get* trial buttle free at it becomes tho advance of the serpent. and his eyes will instinctively torn in W. H. Goodyear’s drag stare. , Ferocity is temporarily replaced by the direction of home. Strength and Health, cunning 'and strategy, and he may be As Joo . rode forward through the If you are not feeling strong and healthy, feared at a dozen points instead of one. gloom of night he had no fear that ho “Watch! Listen! Be alert f were the would come out above or below the trv Electria Bitters. It “ia grippe" lias captain's orders. “Noton® Indian must forks. Hi* only anxiety was that ho left you weak and weary, use Electric reach tbe breastworks if we would let to­ might fall in finding the party. Sup­ Bitters. This remedy act* directly un liver, stomach and kidneys, gently aidlug morrow’s sun find our scalps on our pose it had pushed ahead faster than he those organs to perform their functions, headsr . had figured! Suppose it was still two or if yon are afflicted with sick headache, And by and by the cnrnp grow quiet three'days away’. Suppose the order to you will find speedy aud permanent relief aud the night began to drag its slow by taking Electric Bitters. Ono trial will set “Ql had becu conntmuauded! length away. Tbe pony went forward through the convince you that this is ibekremvdy you weed. Large bottles only 50?. at W. H. darkaere at a steady gait, seeming never CHAPTER V. Goodyear’s drug store. Let ns follow Joe ns b© leaves tho to tire, and after midnight Hie character rockv breast works and creeps forward in tbe darkness. The Indian never leaves his dead in the hands of on enemy if it can be WhcnshewasaCbUd,shecri<idforC«to.-l*. avoided. It is not chivalry which in­ duces him to peril his life to remove a dead body, but superstition. Aa soon ns night fell preparations were made to securo tho dead scattered on the slope. Half of tbe bodies bad been removed when Joe made his start. There was but ono chance of his work­ Sir John Lubbock has succeeded in tral» ing through the lines, and he was tak­ mg his dog to distinguish » card with ing it. Before ho had crept twenty feet •water” ou it if it wants water, one with •food” if it wanpt food, and 10 ou. The he found himself bosido the body of a dog soon learned to distinguish tbs blank warrior, <1* hi hoped and expected to. from the written ones; then ho learned to He seized it by tho arm and began pull­ attach an idea to some' of the latter rind ing it toward tho gully. When half th© was finally able to fetch to his master the distance had been accomplished he was card which currwixMuled with his wish. joined by a warrior who c^rne up from To gvt a single ideal be bad to fetch some behind and seized the other arm and eighteen or twenty of these cards. He made no mistakes.—Atlanta Constitution. said: “1 thought it was my brother, but ho must bo farther up.” Tbe Advertlslug Joe uttered a grunt in reply, and th® M Hood's Sunaparilla IS alwavs within I! e two dragged the body to the brink of Bound* o( reason b. cauw It I ' true; It alwajs i tho gulf. There other hands received •noeids Co the sober, nomtn on »-nM> or tnlukincpcoote beeauneitbln;*; and tt !• si wap I it, aud as it was lifted down to lw borne fully Buortantlated by ewiorM-tnenta whlrb. in away for burial Joo passed along with the financial ;rorid would be ncarpted without a tho threo or four warriors in charge. moment’s b •■Hatton. No one seemed to give him particular For a general fatally cathartic w® contdently notice. . There were only a few Indians reeommmd Hood's Fil s. in tho gully, tho main force having with­ drawn temporarily farther to tho north. of tbe country began to change. Instinct tqjd the scout that hu wot approaching tho forks. If the party were there there Xvould be a score of signs to show it be­ fore doming within rifle range. At the distance of a mile away Joo pulled his horse down to a wall^ and thus went forward, listening with bated breath for so?oe sound to locate tho camp. The eoft footsteps of his horse alone broke the mighty silence. Not so much as the chirp of a cricket camo to him from out the darkness. When yet half a mile from tho forks Joe's heart sank within him. If there was a camp near at hand his horse should make some sign. Tho Indian's dog and pony aro his sentinels as ho sleeps. There was n grove of cottonwoods at tho the forks, and around arounu and ana about aoour was gwuw in plenty. It was the spot for " a giuoa Ui pivuaj. ramp, but there was no camp. Tlie scout advanced nr a steady walk until .... 1Tr ri1j„,_. the edge — ___ o ________ ho reached of the grove un­ challenged. That settled it. Tho party i;aj not arrived. He alnidst cried out disappointment, and for tho next OOPYKICHT BY AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION. IW3 “Bat n man of my size can and will!’ oxelaiine*} Joe. “t know the risks, bnt •Jmj game is worth it. If 1 lose my scalp* it will only l» two or three days in adranro of tho rest of yon. If I get through I rhall save you all.” The right hand cf every man went out to him in tho darkness, but it was two kmg minutes before tho captain said: “I wouldn't auk it of you. Joe, but if you will volunteer we’ll pray to Ood to iparn your life. Your-success u the only thing that will save ns. What is your plan?* “1 can speak a! few words of the dialect of almost any tribe iu the west," replied Joe. “and 1 shall strip that detyl body for a.duguise. I can’t hope to get out uDpcrceived. but I hope to be taken 'or an Indian long enough to getlhrotigh the lines." Tho knowledge of what Joe proposca to do wu kept from the majority of the n»en. The body of the dead warrior was dragged among the wagons, stripped at Ha buckskin suit, and in the course of half an hour tho young hunter was ready to take his leave, lie hud trans­ formed himself is to an Indian, so fur as outward appearances went, and the men were more hopeful of his plan. The captain and a couple of the men ac­ companied him to the north side of the 'inclosuro, and after a cautious survey of Jmj grounds outride Joe whispered: •*lt is as 1 hoped for; more than half .be bodies have already been removetL Ebe redskin;} must lx) inode to think I un ono of tho party engaged m tho work. I am all ready. Any special word, captain?’ "No. If you find the party they will help us out of our fix. LI they do not catch us napping or rush us loo often we can hold out hero for, a week, but every ono will have to drink blood after tomorrow. If you do not return well mow that you could not find the party. Now, then, God speed you!" Joo softly mounted tho breastworks, tomahawk in hand, dropi>ed to the earth mtrido and a minute later was lost dght of in the darkness. ■ Th" three men Joo intuit enter tho gully filled with . Indians. If his disguise was penetrated and he was made prisoner tho fact would announced by whoops of rejoicing. The silence would have been that of • tho grave but tor the chirp of the crickjte. Tho men could hear each other’s wart beat as they leaned against each ither and listened for an alarm. dragged away. It is when a sum's life is at stake that Jw minutes pass like lightning flashes jc drag like eternities. flbe—seven—eight— nine— ten I Joe must have reached the gully ere Ida. U not suspedted at the first go off at would not be suspected at all. five minutes mans pasaed away, ami captain drew a long breath of relief whispered: > .will get through. Let ns thank t was starlight, but a sort of in tbe sir, and if the ‘Indians no sooner felt that Joa was launched on his perilous errand The pony wcntfuricard. Ab Joo followed the body down the gully he met several Indians coming up to help remove the dead, but ho had not gone over two hundred fe<>t when a break in the right bank offered him an opportunity to leave the big ditch. He scrambled out at once and dropped to his hands and knees and crawled away in the. darkness. Ho had passed the gully, which had ?en _______________ conmdered tho__ great point of danbeen —, — -. ger, and now to get the lay of the ground about him and seek to discover if there was another circle of Indians! Creeping forward as silently as a rabbit he ascend­ ed a ridge froin which he could mako observations^/ Tho Indians were carrying off their dead—a portion of them—while the others had built fires behind another ridge and were cooking their meat. ’They seemed assured that the white meh would mako no muve to assume tho offensive, and the repulse had evidently demoralised them for the time being. The way to the north and the west was unobstructed so far as the scout could determine in tho darkness, and after a ln£ he moved forward, having no other object in view than to cover the twenty miles between him and the forks of the Cheycnue as soon as possible. He was carefully picking his way to the northwest, neglecting no precaution un­ til he should bo certain that ho was be­ yond the lines, when he suddenly camo upon a dozen or more Indian ponies bunched in a hollow where the damp­ ness had brought forth a growth of sweet grass. Two or throe wer-j hob­ bled, but the rest were free, nnd after creeping clear around the circle Joo failed to find a guard. If one had been left ho had temporarily abandoned his poet. Tho Indian’s horse and dog aro like the Indian himself. They bato the white man. Although Joe’s disguise had carried him through tho Indians his ■cent betrayed him to tho horses at once, and as he crept ngprer, theae which were unfettered moved away. . Tho scout knew the characteristics of tho ■animals, and Jie Ion no rime From a heap of saddles, blankets and lariats ho seized a rawhide rope and made a dash for ono of the bobbled ponies, making off as fast as his situation would permit. In a couple of minutes he got the rope around the poay’s neck and looped it into his mouth and then he had him. It was not more than five minutes work to cast off the hobbles and arrange blanket and saddle, and Lbeu he led the animal out of the hollow and over the ridge and away into tho darkness until he felt safe in mounting him. The beast fought bard for a few minutes, knowing that it was all wrong, out tho strong arms and the bard heels of the scout finally hum­ bled him, LH&U raul UO ho went off through 011.11 LULU, WFU1, «JU LUXVIUKU the LUB cUrtain. M * gait which would hero di»Uac«I punnit bed it been attempted. Up one ridge—down the other side— □p and down—never a change in tho lay of tho ground for miles and miles, b it „.................... * ' iaa tbe needle of the compass could point Hunters in the woods h*v.0 their sign* and need no compass. T>e hunters and scouts ou the plains mmmi to divins by intuition. To the average eyt the grot All sorte of stimulant* to the nppetite were fli jndfjpenmble tha various rBrloUM dlahes d the w„ may instance the guinea hsn, pb-aaaot, nightingale and the thniah aa bird* meet in repute. Tbe Roman gourmands held peacock* In great retimatiou, especially their tongue*. Macrobiua ■tatc* that they were first eaten by Hortemdns. the orator, and Required such re­ pute tiiat a aingla peacock wa* aold fu» fifty denarii, the denarius being equal to about eightpence halfpenny of our money. —Chamber*’ Journal. 2un. __________ _ _____ The beat salve In the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcere, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, com*. and all skin eruptions, and positive­ ly cures piles or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist Having u»cd Hill’s Pile Pomade while in New York, lud Its use having resulted In a cure of Blind Piles off-years standing, 1 derm It my duty to do all I can to have others try it. A. H. Barber, Three Rivers. Mass. Every package contains a bonafide guarantee. Price Si.00. six for 65. Dy mat'. For sail by Fred L.- Heath, the druggist. Ghostly Photokrapns. •Talking about the photograph* cd aborts,” the Ordinary Man .-aid. '•reminds ma what a ghostly thing the ghost of * photograph io—I mean of course “ photo­ graph that has faded. Failed photographs are especially common in the sitting rooms of tho lower middle classes, arid there is generally a little story about them. ‘And the one over tho door Is An nt Jane. Few knew what she went through, dear “The faded photograph is notpoor so bed «­ the mourning card in ornament, ” srtM though you wonldn ’t mi think it to look al the there. Journalist. have a special her ’ Then“One theyshould tell you what Audi Jane cupboard had in furher oldback, a^odatioos. and what and a it mercy should I', be kept locked. should have another was when sue wasOne token. Thephotograpn cupboahl fpr unfortunate presents.You There Is alwuyti palo yellow and spotty. can Ls no probably, however careful in sec oneman of Aunt June’s eyes, her chin, both bis choice relations, but baapart one aunGy her hands of out of focus, and of tLa person who doe* things inbanket crochet him. common or photographic of for flowers; 1 wonder, byall tho way, Iwhy onefaded ’s relations the rest has gooe. drtest pho­ are never quite nice one’s self. ” tographs. But so for thoasmatter of that, it “Com*. difficult now,” said tne Mere Boy. is always to tolerate any ana elseT ’* donassociations. ’t see why you old ” should say that I could understand one of your relations saying It.”—Black and White. Blissfield has a Jag Institute. . Children Cry for ~ ^^.^4.^.1" PliCnGr 8 V38vOria« une man at taut tn Detroit is serious!« afflicted with punueria. The other day the train he wanteu to catch went out of the station as be wets into it. “There it gore in a cloud of dust,” re­ marked a friend, poin ing down the track. The name man—he is inmarried—bad an appointment with .a young lady meet ... J to UJVTS, ta^rllS'E, totbetowSluToolhM-. ”• nod b» went “i:LTl “ Hellq,” exclaimed om at the nartv “where ..-here’s Mias sr<— Btenkt” 1 •'Couldn't find her.” he Dplfal "Why notf" "It’s a mil—rf-her-y ( dwj’t u, . _ plain.” he said, and then hat to spell It oat MISTRESS AND MAID. ry there wa* a rich Kentucky family named Montgomery. They lived on a beaut!ful plantatiou near St. Joe. Mo. Mrs. Montgomery had over fifty slaves. One cf these was a mite of a rolypoly black baby whoeo parents were. dead. Mrs. Montgomery bad a little daughter Just th® age uf tbe rolypoly mite, and as soon os th© children grew old enough the little black girl became tbe maid of the little white girl. Life wn* very gay In those o.d day*; there were lot.* of visitors to the beau­ tiful plantation, and little M1m Mcnu .m­ ary had nothing to do but grow aid lie happy. When sire was thirteen years old her maid married a likely young f.!!, who belonged to a family in the neighbor­ hood. Hu hail only one name then. Hu was called Bristol. He used tocomeoTw to the Montgomery plantat ion once a v . k to see bis wife. Things went on smoothly for the young negroes for awhile. Their owners were friends, and so they saw each1 other quite often. A( the end of rix year* the woman had borne her huslwnd three children. Then came tbe war. Tbe Montgom<-r'. family suffered like all the rest of t ■ south. They I cat all their property; they were compelled to give up their home and Anally all the slaves were»gon<-. Mi*i Montgomery's mold and her three children went to St. Joe, nnd the woman went out to work by tho day. She di l Dot know where her husband waa. Early in the >»ginning of the great struggiu hu hail liet-n sold to a Colonel Wilaon, who went away with him sbe knew not where. So riustruggled along a* l»st she could, tryin to gain a living for her children. Finally •ho drifted westward. She lived for era! years in Balt 1 Ake City. Ail the t in ■he 'vu* trying to And out whnt h.-v! 1 tome of her buslamd. She kkewlhm railed himself Wllsun. Bristol Wi! after his new muster, and she knew thn Colonel Wilson camo to the coast. One day she beard that he wa* in Francisco. She wrote to him. He « delighted to gtt a trace of Li* wFe .-m-i family, and at once sent for h>-r. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. A Pleasant Old Leland. Many years ago, nailing from Constanttaupla to Marseille*, we paancii cluse under the Ivo of Stromixili, off t lie north coast nf few minutes he knew not what to do. Zlmri 1). Thoma*. * prominent Hillsdale Sicily. The irrecoacilablo old volcano waa • •They may have passed her© no longer resident. Is dead. not in active eruption, but from the crater ago than noon," he finally argued with Catarrh, N®1 Local, But ConatltuUunMf. a reddish smoke whs rising, while from the himself, "or th«sy may bo only half u Dr. Dio Lewis, the eminent Buston Phy­ fiaaure* in Its rides barat now, and again day’s march to tho east I must wait sician, In a magazine article says: "A rad- tonguts ___ of________ lurid flame. “Ah!” observed a for daylight to determine.” meujcni sailor—.the ical error- underlies uoarly nil tuedjeal ch® vessel ve**cl was au English oneHe had no fear of Indians here. Ev­ treatment of catarrh. Ills not a disease " “.................... | “01,1 EctUy is ' at ‘it again!” So far as I can ery redskin for fifty miles around had of the man’s nose; It h a disease of tbe I n-mrn>lA*r there i« fl legend that one Cap­ Booty, n master mariner trading to been palled in to make up the force now man. ahowiuk itself In the nose—a. L _ zhviI .I tain ----------------- -----------besieging |h® train. . Tbe pony was wa­ e hlbitiun of a VotufUutlona/ trouble.'* < tbe Mediterranean In the Seventeenth eentered and staked out. and then the ecout Titerrfop?, he argues, the useof snuff'and | tnry, Leeton® so notorious for drinking penetrated the gruvo a short distance other local application* Is wrong, nnd Mn<l swearing that he wns srixtxl ti|x» by and flung himself down to sleep. In while they seem to give temporary relief. I the fli-tvl nud carried v!T to the interior nf really fio more hnnn than good. Oth- . PtroniJoll. from whlcJi ho has continual ten minute* he was sleeping like uchild. I they er lending authorities agrte with Dr. Lew-1 ever rioec to utter profane Mognage by Therein lies Hio secret yf tho endurance ' Is. Hence, tbe only proper method of mean*of tongues cf fire and puffs cf of tho plainmon. They drill themselves | cure for catarrh is by Inking a constitu- J nmol-. TiiK however, did not prevent in sleeping. No opportunity to steep ; tlottal remedy like Hood's Sarsaparilla. : the ghost cf the, profane skipper f;o:*z for oven a quarter of an hour is ever wlilcli, reaching every part of the body ; frightening । is wid^w. who resided In neglected. In Custgr’s battles with the through the blood, docs eliminate all Im- Ix»wer Thar w strrt-f, half out-of her _ , . «. . - _. afer Mm* red men his scouts slept in th© deep P’.itlliis and mnkes the whole man health­ It mous the cause of the trouble smelling strongly of brimstone. — Louden sdow with tho thermometer at zero ier. while waiting fur daylight nnd the open­ and reston - the diseUMd membrane to Tit; proper condition. That this Is the prac­ ing of tho battle of Wichita. • n« of Unit. Nothing occurred to create an alarm tical result Is proven by thousands of pcoThe pastor wu calling nt #the house of । pie who have’been cured uf catarrh by °r< ,,ln“‘OT- •”'1 i taking uooa Brother Billing*, anil l!.r nnall boy w** Hood » s »m.p.n.» Saraaparilla' entertaining him until tho parent* came with the first signs of dawn he was un his feet. ■ A quarter of an hour later be Mr-. I*urm<lla Wright, of Benton liar- down. was-beating laick nnd forth fur signs of | bor^ diol Thutyday evening, aged 101 “Do you ever go flri-in?” inquired ttn • white • • ~ ’ •’ search • years. ‘ yrat!;*xter. who had inherited LUfatber’a tho party. Ton minutes fori।ices* for tbe »|nr/ satisfied him. It had not passed. No M cmIc rn, MI rac 1»i. "1 am a fislu-r of men,” be rvspomled. ono, whit© or red, hud parsed th© forks A 'Inger for breath w»« distressed. 1 ••!)•• you carry y-uxr halt in a jug, like within three days. Joo had no food. And the doctors all raid she must rest. i par a does J” was the tr-xt quiqtioe, and and1 as his riflo hod been left behind tho But Hie tuokG. M.D. I ju*t at that momt nt Brcturr Eillinga ap pros prnopect of procuring - fresh meat was , pe.in-d with n seraphic >^lk- of innocence And now she can sing with the l«eet. anything* but encouraging. Anxiety lighting up his gculul couatenanra.—D offsets hunger, however. ( An athlete gave out, on a run, At the cast end of the' grove was a And he feared his career was quite done; tall cottonwood standing al01*3. Joo G. M. I)., pray observe. mounted to :ts very top to make on ob­ “They tell me yon have learned to count. Gave beck his lost nerve. IloliLle,” soiu a pious old htdy to her little servation. The country to the northeast And ribwJie ran lift half a ton. grentlsoo, who was paying her a visit out was rolling, with timber along the In t he country. course of the river, but after scanning A writer, who wrote for a prize. “ 'Courso 1 can." imawcrod Hobbit: “II* Had headaches and palo in hist-yc?; the country as closely as possible tho ten—One, two. three, f- ....G. Mi D. wa- tbe spell scout descended with tho conviction 1 “That’s right,” mid the chi indy encour That made him quite well. that no considerable body of men was ; sgingiy; agxngiy; “-go go on. an." And glory liefore hin now lies. within twenty miles of him. Had the , I “Seven, eight, nine, ten. jack.tqam party from Fort Sully been witliin fif­ These are only examples of the daily klDg?’—Hartford I’.. ». teen miles of him he could have detect­ trit 1 tnphs of Dr. Herve’s Golden Medical ed tho smoko of their morning camp­ Discovery, In n-storlng health and reviv­ ing wasted vitality. Sold by all drug­ fires. Should he wait? No! His impatience gist*. was to:- great. Ho hod left tho belea­ guered wagon train feeling that tho fate of ev'ury man depended upon finding tho soldiers at the forks. It had been a long, long night to tho men crouched down behind tho breastworks and expecting an attack at any moment Had an at­ tack been made? Had they been strong enough to repel it? If not, the morning san wa* looking upon their disfigured corpses. If so, tho horrors of thirst were creeping in upon th© defenders to madden aud disorganize them. Every mouthful of meat and brea*hvould but odd to their torments. Every hour would render tho heroes more dw peratc. And every man left behind was de­ pending on tho exicrgy of the scout, whose nerve had carried him out of tho fort to save the party from the horrible fate which seemed in store for them. Joo realized this, and taking a deep draft of the cold waters of the Chey­ enne ho caught up his horse and mount­ ed and held for the west, keeping the right hand bank of tho river and push­ ing tho gait as fast as ho dared. Ho had begun to believe that no party had left Fort Sully, but he was riding furi­ ously forward in that desperation which makes men cling to straws in midnewro OF Whro she arrived she found that her huriuind had prospered i« California. At the chm-. of the tvar hl* master nut him free, and 1 e managed to accumulate quite a little son of money. Till* wa* only* few year* ag Mime time in UW2—that the little »1 girl nnd her husband met and f- : themselves free and proKpenki.*. bought a pretty little home out on rero utreet, and there they live t< Tbi-y often wondered what had becurn- t! the Montgomery*, nnd Mrs. Wilson forgot lu-r young mistress. About two years ago Mrs. Wilton v ? some sewing d<>ne. She advertised foi » woman to ccnie and sew by the da: ’ Herold owner answered the .-.flverttrt Sho wns do lunger the pretty hearted Mint Montgomery Sh$ •> ■< unt­ ried* Her name wa* Mrs. Bwet-nej a* w*n and palo from ur«zw anxiety, aud the two women did n*z 1 ogniu! each other. | Mrs. Sweeney was surprbed tp find I the advertiser ww rt colored wtomag. l>'i rite worked steadily away and u ingk One day Mrs. Wilwm wiw in a ty m<x*i, and tbe tWo women talk<<! > the day* bcftirs the war. Then the truth came out. The gonirry* had been rawed by th© wi their shattered fortune®. . .. tnisernbljr. Mother anu caught together and fought fate with tailingt-< :i «ge.—San Francisco Examiner. A LuriPUA Ki-.i- . 1 ।’ I -I i i A curious relic uf Louis XVM : "Gantt of Domino*.” made of piuti Bastille, which wefe given to the before Le and hl* parent* irfl It iaaaid tin;l uhcu thk 1 forever. talnit-g it was brought in the <ju< ' ' ‘ to her i;<T;- kamber wunxi: claimed Canquin. "Whnia»tabt« : play th fir. b»ter ■playthinj a child.” ’The ----■ t” the other rerelutiomu*- • preserved1 ’in ■* the 1Hotel #C <lun Chronicle. Proud Young leather— the young Idea how to ■Lou btraugvr (who has End exptrief Then look out for paper ball*. — Kata Flrid's Washington. Ypsllsntl’ls to have tho Harrison Miller ^CoalMlning.c'rtupany. Capital stock 5250,-! 000. ■ What is Calvin E. Sparrow, * mrtonnau on the electric railway at Saginaw, sues the com­ pany for 920,000 for a broken leg and crushed foot There were! 37.000 bushels of potatoes purehawri an<( shipped from Greenville In Hires days recently. Tliey brought the farmers a trifle less than 82/.000. A PLAIN TALK. A winter is Just before us with nil of Its biting winds. n»ild. drizzling rains, sloppy, muddy streets.] and sudden changes of tem­ perature. This will cause nt least onehalf of the people to have catarrh, colds, coughs, pneumonia, or consumption. Thousands of the people lose thtlr Ilves and tens of thousands will acquire some chronic ailment from which they will never recover. Unless you take the nec­ essary precautions the chances are that you (who read thia) will be one of the unfort­ unate ones. Little or no risk need be run IfPe-ru-nals kept In the house and at first appearance of any sympton take it as directed on the label. No one who values hit, welfare should be without a copy of The Family Physician Na S, a complete guide to the treatment and prevention of all climatic diseases of winter. Sent free by The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Com­ pany, Columbus, Ohla F,ush,M’ dled the other night of heart disease. alone in the house with his grand vuuaren children nnd suddenly arose and Mtylog he was go­ ing to die dropped dead. CASTOR IA Castoria is Dr, Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infanth and Children. It contains neither Opium.'Morpliinc nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, ahd Castor Oil It Is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colie. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy fad natural sleep. Cas­ toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. Castoria. Ill Bo. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y. M Our physicians ia tho children’* deport Sir Richard VFalisceonce heard the elder . . , Qn# this FU imagination want hand in 4<«. 7lth "Piriu. It would b« difficult to Imagine ono of ths modern intenre-realiatic-analvtical u-hnnl —Ji. VC H last Mr* HtM Ha® this Has Ual rnc tlon levl oft nig Mr. via! Pfl un col Su Jo! �The best Advertis­ ing Medium m Bar­ ry County. y ... XXXVII. NO. 28 j j \stings Banner. ’ pubtlsbed Thursdays by Hastings Hastings, mich., _____ — —- _ •• nuu OOU. ; We are in recept of the' following letter ’ singlD* and Rowing. from) Provident Clute of the State AgriculIn Putnam's "History of Middle TenCOO-kC E3HOS.. turai cfiflege', which cannot but be of great n?Mee” a story is related of Joseph Bishop, —at— who many years ago bad a ferry near interest aud Ixuefit to all fanners. n iqri.vft#, xicn. 1 »Agrioulturai College P. O.. Mich. Nov.2, IB. Hartsville. He often took passengers acre** ths river only to find that they had I Editor of BAXNKU. • l)juit tint;—The smut of wheat and oaU is no money,cr nothing but some large pieces which he could not change. Hu grew tired attract lug x great deal <■! attention among tbe farmer* helms and other stutea. It has be­ □f such unproiitabio labor, and resorted to come verj^I. rloni especially lu outs, frequently various expediviila to save himself from it. destroj log one flith ut the crop. At a very low estimate »t*ed on tUtua* counts made lu the □ue day, as iw used to tell the story, ho Taiiiiun, of Alamo, was In town field in various psr • of Uie stale, tlu- les* this law a gen^letnan approaching the ferry As he got nearer .ooxinA up timber for Ms mill— Iear from Ute two »aiuu exceeds ^l^iOQ.tuO. "It whistling a lively i not uenerally u idet stood l»v our fanners that •,i. v will build a house on the va- both these *mul» uuy tw prevented by tbe he unpttckr.rd Iu7 mouth and put un a have wrious a’.id Louest expression. • east of Mrs. Backus—Gid "Jensen or hot watet Treat tueut." prepared the following attract trom "Mr. I’ervyinan.’’ lu», said, “I wish to as ut the hub Friday—C. Mor­ carefully Bn.lctm No. <7. of lut» exp. which -you n- are stopping at the Thouip- may with to puulldi (or tuu beu« hi of itbe farm­ noss the river, but realty I must tell you that I have no money to pay my fare." <: present—Mr. lombard, of ers ot your vicinity. xoun sincerely. I 1 thought him h.-ue*t, but ns It might a.led three ears of limber at be that he, like others. Wished to save *his i i.!«t week -Mr. McMichael, of ha* l*en in town on business— RETUO11 OFzTEKATMIMr FOi: WHEAT AX1> icnis, I asked. "Can you sing?" * He replied, “1 can Ring a little.” . OATH. n was at trfa Thompson house I said, "1 am very fond of singing, nnd if Tiro farmer may use hia Ingenolty'ln re­ ,. T. Smith was through this sec'•u last weak. He spoke In K. gard to the treating of bl* wheat and oats, you will sing all the way across tbe river I will ferry you over for nothing." Mrs. Learn died at the residence aud use whatever conveniences be has at “Agreedl" said ho. -•nter. Mrs. W. Herrington, ou hand—anyway, so that he accomplishes He began u» siog; I began to shove off drops y—E. Barrett, of Pralr- the desired result. and row lei*urely. He got through the One way we find convenient is to have a i on his friends here the last first song ami his voice ceased. Tiro oars -Tiiv heavy frost last Friday kettle In which to heat the water quite hot, fell from my hands. say 105 degrees. •’I just stopped tu get breath,” Raid he. Near this kettle place a barrel lu which Mr*. Arbor and daughter "I just stopped to spit on my hands," .-‘m and around Milo last to treat the seed.- Fill this barrel about said 1. , . (’iiase made a busiuess trip one-half full of hot water from the kettle He raised the tune again; I raised my adding either hot or cold wa- | onn> When the secund song was done my Saturday—Rew , and then by - ---------««.K, tein|>etature .*.---- - - water in lhe ,. in town on business Sat- | ter, the of- the labor with the oars ended. ..p had an attack of billions I barrel maybe heat,_ may by kept kn.; at 4, the Ulc desired h<au 1 could not work without music. He night—C. Moreau and wife into Irrtir lhL» lLU battel barrel dip the tbe seed. aewl.’ we Low it was and begnn again, nnd M> Till* dipping lillinillV js lb easily a. Ar..... __ did 1.. At tho end oTa tiii rd song ho seemed u- fiflks at Hickory—V. ।. The done I... by .placing . a n -w sidewalk—G. A. | about a bushel of seed Into a coarse gunny really to “xivo out” and stopped. Myarms ip to Bantkdd Sunday in sack and fasten this sack to one end of a aud oars tested. girl, and secured one— long pole hung across a on^hed post. “I’m Uredg? said he. the The seed should'be kept moving all lhe Augusta, took tea at tbe "TheU let’s rest awhile," said I. ... Monday evening—The the time while in the hut water, and by The boat was floating down tho stream. ... ... .«— —._ I using U>e pole this is easily done. ,:i»out the — satn*—u Messrs. He began the fourth limn to sing, anjl my ; rlaln and VanAmburg tints may be treated just l*fore sowing. I labors at the ‘-ar* were renewed', and so we After taking them ram of the barrel of ci minuet!. Wbeulic sang I pulled. When Maccabees Monday I [ hot water it h best to throw cold water bls mwic gave cult or grew faint, so did • over them to cuoi then; off,, and then let my energies. ’ I them — “hour* *------ I He harped away upon jigsand them stand-and stand and drain drain twe two or three jigsand reels until i jinc iiotne J nttet which they may be sown broadcast. *h« bvu mucked shore, -• ‘ . Then he ------ • • the ay and •• me ; Wheat dries much more readily, so if ; jumpec jun>p«d to iniiu, land, eexclaiming: xclaiming: . slid Rich—Mrivln Gurdon । spread- oqt Imuivdiaiuly after treatment'! “That ferriage cwt me much brcalhl" T. > uwit and Mis* Fannie • and leir to dry a few hours, it‘-an then be! "'It wns the longest, voyage 1 ever made ‘ acne* the Cuuibcrtand." said I. » d !>. it. L'o-uer ;.nd family. ]*uwn broadcast or In a fur-i- feed drill. r, ia-. IL Becker and An- ] As the grains will be cotwidernbly swol-I! ••ri'britigthc money with me nexttime,” . ' Lre*iwrt. spent -Sunday len after UteirUentmiut It well to regu-1 .quietness (|gte the drill to . feed from one to two j “Do,” said I, “ar a new act of tunes.* And we ported in good humor. night, and । pecks more per acre tian with dry seed. •en. They | R will rt adiiy be seen that this method ir nohy mouth an^ i jn the reach oi every farm<-r. j lhe ElrUMCntm of old believed in three ’. . Il- three of them All that :> n-tuired is one kettle, one or bJNTY NEWS. Banner. November io. i892. This ia a atqry by » woman whose venu> it 7 lias Dever been questioned, and who is r< markable for her equability and sound Judgment: "1 was living then in Bubble, a small town situated on tbe state Hue which di­ vide* Nebraska from Kansas. The ’section boss’ there’ was a man named Reynolds. Daily he traveled on a hand car seven miles of the rorwi, to detect poesible misplacement of the rails'and to repair damage effected. I know little of him and his family­ thought loos. His wife, Who was an in­ valid, I had chanced to meet twice. “Onn night I went to bed at 10 o’clock. Suddenly I awoke—os suddenly as if I had lieen sti-uck. In a tremor iMeaped out of be<! ami looked at the dock.* It was ou the stroke of 11 For a few momenta I stood dazed. | Then, laughing at my own nervousnesa I went lawk to l>ed and oucc more fell asltjup. Again I awoke with that same uni.ccoautablu, thrilled and startled sensa­ tion. Again I arose aud looked at the Clock, lit was 9:15 o’clock. I slept no more tl|l tho April dawn came crawling in at the Window. Then 1 fell into a heavy slumber. It wm late when I came down stairs. Tho other members of the family hrul breakfasted nnd separated. “I asked the girl who brought in my tea, ‘Have you; heard how Mrs. Reynolds la!’| ’No, ma'affi'.*-1 I didn’t know she wns sick. Is she!’ 1 " ’I don’t know,’ 1 answered stupidly. . "It was:a divine morning. To banish the blucm I went for a drive. When I re­ turned dinner was ready, nnd my husband was awaiting me. " ’Did you hear!’ lie naked. Tt was very tuihlcu.' . "1 felt Strangling. ‘About Mrs. llcytolds?' I " ’Ye*. Who told you!’ , “‘Noone.’ • “He looked amazed. ‘She was takeu 111,' he said, ‘at’----' “ 'At 12 o’clock,’ I interposed. " •Exactly. And she died’----" ‘At a quarter past 2,’ 1 declared. i " ’Yom. JBut if no one has told you, how in the ndmo of heaven do you know all ;thte!’ J j “ ‘1 tlrejinieil it,’ I said. Then I bpko ! » mn, crying. ’ ' •‘Yun jre not well,’lie cried in alarm. | ‘You nre raving. I ahall send up the duc! "He did|*end up the doctor. I took the I: pill*, tonics nnd capsules. Hndldreamed! | I did noi'lu.iw then. 1 do uol know now." ; —Chicago Tribun^. Largest Circulation of any fafer in the County. WHOLE NO. 1952 UP PIKE’S PEAK. “I once rudp n mile in less than fortytrflva seconds on a band sled,’’ said G W. Eliwi at the drummers’ experience meeting in A visit to Manitou is sadly incomplete 'the corridors of tbe Lindell. "His name is GeorgJ Washington.” unless one baa ascended to the summit of murmuretl the chairman suttp voce, nnd Pike's peak by the new Pike’s peak and Manitou cogwheel railroad.- It is an ex­ Mr. Bliss bowed and proceeded! “I was born and raided it w Hamp­ perience never to be folgotten, and one where the former planC.-p.* corn in “not be mlMrel for twice the cost,” as is shire, ; commonly said. The road is but 8.0 the side of the hills with a shotgun. There is groat coasting iu that [state, such miles in length, or to bo exact, 40,993 feet long. 'Hie average elevation overcome is ’ as \ would make afifaferfsional tobogganist out an accident policy before tack­ M4.8 fret to the mile, ah average grade of take : 10 per cent. The maximum grade Is 25 ling iL Back of the country school house where 1 first became familiar with the per cent., or 250 fuel rise In each 1,000 of threo was a mountain with a side feet traversed. The maximum grade is 10 rule ■o steep that few cared to climb fc. in the per cJnt. in a radius of 339 feet. To climb 1 winter of 18M we had,a very heavy fall of such grades engin-• of peculiar construe­ lion are used. The boilers are set on the 1snow; tbcn.a sleet and a freeze. The re­ suit was thnt the mountain was like a trucks nt an angle of 10 degs.. m> that in 1 climbing the average per cent, of the grade solid sheet of ice net up at an anglo of 3& brings the line of the boiler to the horizon- deg*. It was hnlf a mile to the ton, and at its base was a level sheet uf frozen ML There are tour such locomotives in use ।snow I bnd to cross the mountain on my upon this “short line.” They weigh twen- way to school, making a circuitous and iy-five tons. Tbe drivers consist of six easy descent. One morning I was delayed cogwheels, which operate from lhe center and beard the bell 'ring just as 1 reached of the engine on the teethed railR under­ the top. 1 knew that to bo late meant a neath. The wheel* which rtS upon the reprimand, if not worse, and 1 resolved to ordinary T rails aro Rim ply used to guide be on time. "1 beaded my hand sled, lay down upon the engine, and not for traction. The cog rails aro made from the best tempered it, and the next instant I was shooting Bessemer steel, the teeth having been cut down that slippery sheet of glass like a trom the solid piece by specially con­ meteor. The fire flew up from the sled structed machinery. There are two of runners as though I were riding over burn­ these rails, set inches apart, weighing ing lava, and the speed was so terrific that from twenty-one to thirty-<iue pounds per It seemed as if the frind would tear my foot of length, the heaviest rails being clothes off. I simply shut my cym. ducked u*ed on the steepest grades. Each, rack my head and held on like grim death. Tbe rail is eighty inches long, nnd so placed momentum was so great thnt I was car- . lx.*ide its cotnjuvnion a* to break joints. ried half a mile across the level country at The teeth are “staggered,” ho as to give the base of tbe mountain, got reprimanded the six cogwheel driven of the locomotive nt school for being late, nnd whipped at home for being jk reckless dunce.”—St. perfect bearing at nil times. . The utmost care was taken in grading IxmiIs Globe- Democrat. the roadbed and laylm.' the track. To pre­ vent the moving or sliding of the track, which wn» quite possible, unless pre­ Leigh Hunt says, "A wise man quotes cautions were taken, owing toll*enormous bravely." However that may lie, women weight and the action of the heavy train, wise and otherwise have always intrenched no fewer than 146 anchop have been firmly themselves behind certain conversational set in the solid rock to sustain it. These defenses. Behind that innocent little anchors are set nt from ‘JOO to 600 feet phrase, "My husband says,” lurks a vast apart, according to grade. The ties are amount of feminine pictures/] uc-nras. What bound together by planks spiked longi- astonishment, nut unmixed with dismay, tnd'Dally where the grade is,the heaviest. would fill the soul of tho good man if he The cars are peculiar affairs, and are could hear the extraordinary statements pushed up ahead of the engine and de­ his wife puts in his lip*! Fur instance,she tached therefrom. They can be let down tells her friends very earnestly thnt her grade independently from the engine by husltnnd says he prefers sleeves that are means of cogwheel brake*. The sent* arc ahlrrvd diagonally and then embroidered, net at the average angle of the grade, at rather than those that are embroidered which they arc horizontal, while the floor nnd then gathered into a plain cuff. That of the car i- Inclimd from 16 to 25 degv. is the reason the pretty little speaker gives These corn carry from thirty to Mrty pas- for the fashion of her own garment, \ The truth Is that her hu.*baqd does not aengers. Tho trip up the mountain is sujterb. it know* what shirring means. Men with an is a constant change of scene. lively almost morbid horror of peraonhlities are flowers, funtning cataracts, placi 1 streams reported as warning their wires against and frowning crag* thrill lhe beholder as certain people. Wheoadriyu la proposed be proceeds to ’the regions of perpetual distasteful to the young wife ehb almost mow. - The somber pine and silver spruce automatically declares that her nnshand ’.uriiriatc in the stealy catiroruuwhile the says be is afraid to have her get in0A car­ n-pen and willow thrive nlom/tl:e streams riage. You cannot carry on » conversation until limber line is reached. From this of five minutes’ length with sqmc people ;x>iut up to the summit nothing butatones. । without the introduction of this phrase, ’ftcahty blades uf hardy grasta-s ami modw-t cither as an excuse or an argument. NJ There is no voluntary falsehood about flowerets are to be seen. From the sum mil an Indcscribabh- panorama spreads for , the matter whatever. It Is plainly a habit, miles on all sidcM. Colorado City. Colorado praiseworthy from some points of view. Springs, Fountain, Pueblo, Monument Who docs not admire the wives who, sineb aud other towns ore more or k-M discern­ the days of Elizabeth and her Zachnriah, able to the naked eye, while Denver may be have interpreted dumb husbands! They plainly seen seventy-five miles distant with may 1»e wedded unto clowns, but into the a good fieldglass. The coat of the trip both lips of these same clowns they put their ways is but five -lollars, or by rail up the own nobility of thought and speech.— Helen Jay tn Harper’s Bazar. . peak aud carriage descending, six dollars —Denver Republican. • • n Interesting Cogwheel Kallrond Route law la«t-Tt»Awert itwo »r barrel.* .and n cuane sack. iBffh’nlr.g-L«>nc incapable oFilolng Wed- 'I 11,0 Two men ’n in °ulie day caa caii trval treat enough ; :i!,.v »nj«rr. musher mure nnlmiilevouH in Hla-t ■ ‘,e dly i* -----.iiieiiiiM w.iw Cw 20 aerfej and enough wheat to I jts character, and consequently only to I* — ...,। oata to *4»w I issued viith the consent uf a quorum of ' At the time the Linenlns settled at Goose «i* and going into «u j sow 4U acres. . One cautiuii tu be observed Is that uf • t«>-lve god.*, and n thfril carrybig mischief ' Nest Dad Needham was the champion Warner and wife, of I (' usiug uu bags or lU.-bee for treated seed ; ih itH tr.tiu» and for which a regular d<-.Tee | wrestler in Cumlx-riand county. This that have been used fur the untreated seed, • w;w requin*! from the highest divinities in county joins Cole*, the one In which the miles? they haw been first scald, d. ll:,: Etruscan’ skies. Curiously emugb, ■ Lincolns lived. Needham had often been told thnt he would find his match In Tom r The Water should be at l:'.j degrees. I ra'-Jcrn scientists fuitowfng the lead taken Lincoln's boy Abv, but he would boast that Uy behind with I heir i! when the wheal or uita are pat in. Allow ! Arago, have nlsodccre*d that the varie he could 1‘fling him throe-best out of four . on account of Ltd I। tbe grain to remain in the water five min- Il,ca ot- liKhtniug are threefold. Tho first fight fall of snow here !I utes and keep the temperature about 130 ! •‘”’»rrvbendi» that In which the'discharge any day tie lived.” At last they met. It flrst thu • this season— II degrees, if it la difficult to keep the tem- ■ ‘PP’ -'11* 1‘kra long luminous line, bent Into wa* at u house raising on tho Ambmw a’"1 and varying in cum­ river. “Raisin’s’’ aY thnt time brought are entertaining t>- •j peruture up as required it may be found “mdghbot*” from many mile* around, and —Chara \Vartier /wa* ' convenient to dip tho seed into a barrel * I’h^ion from white *u blue, purple or rwl. ■ I nm toldithnt nt this one they came from ,s known a.* forked lightning, i.«c last Saturday/ but containing wateryt about 120 degrees for | T*11* as far wwith as Crawford county, nrnro than Jit Injuries -M. Smith’s fam­ the purpose of wnriuing the seed lx.-fore i hvcau.*e-it sometimes divides Into two or forty miira away. i putting it Into the barrel in which II Is tu < l *nmeh. s la-fore reaching the earth. in Xssyrla last Sun­ Thomas Lincoln came. and with him his Tlte second differs firom the find in thd I . fe Oct 3l5t, Dr. D. be treated. Afu r the work <jf the day, in Tiie seed should be kept moving all the ' ""'f which tho flash i» boy Aland patient suffering which Al>e and Dan matched handspikes time It is In Die barrel | diffnsqd. From tin dreumstance tho dismaay*tiniei,'a "ra»i>k.” wa* suggested. At .-real . rlrrui.r ll„t «reomp«nlr,l Uw ii*,d‘ * i;iig man. was beloved letter we learn that the loss to the farmers j, n’,} parallel c.m U- instituted be- lir»t A be Sv a.- unwilling to measure arms ••• W-tn, aud had a very promwith Dad, who was six feet four nnd ae last year from smut l.n wheat and oats w«* MU ' ,n ’ ’‘ h ’ ru '•ari-nra, urehlm. - The deceased was agile a* a panther, but when Thomas Lin Hum 3PW.V00 ,uu Mil. ) Mr wlll . •M.nter 1* ^1 •■■■vtomto.1 will, tl„ injgf. our heartfelt symcoin eniilj “Abe, r.wle ’im," A'o flung off ’blSh “Dy,*i"S,r h- bereaved ones in their werol O.K0.UW. Wbwe c.jpu t..e hia coat, and ths two Stood face to face. Iwa luu.lr Itu, Uir oereenuwe ot k» . ET^irte rajkl l«or..l>nt bl. plwrow _ Fourtimpa they wrestled, and each time : '.’.-•h will, commence a Thrth5rd class art? not only remarkable th .- week for Mrs. Kaiser— from smut varied from P to 20 per cent, for their etxentricit les, but they have been Ncc<ll>nni wan thrown. Coaid Only <«lk to One. It would lie difficult to select the more At the cbjM? uf tho fourth round the comife :ire ente-. '.lining a sis- averaging 15 per cent, in cases where mode the subject of considerable' conten­ He was on his vacation, but secined to be beautiful of the two women. The one who this week—Tho «new farmers estimated their loss from 3 to 5 tion. They differ so widely from the more bat.-ints ngnin-atood faro to face, Al>e at n los* tef know what to do t^> pass awny stood near tbe door in street dress was a •l’.i:.*hcd, Hut smiling, Dnn trembling with the time. Su ho drifted track mtu the of­ queenly creature and very magnificent in­ progressing fluely-w-Mr*. per eent. actual count has shown it to be ordinary manifestation* mat that runny meUramemo- , ----------- ------------------. nt to Like Odes* last from Io tuV> per cent. Experiments have eulogists have dialed their right to be ' anger. However, one glance at the hum fice “just to look around," as he put it. deed. but the other, sitting carelessly upon her daughter. Mrs. Dr. been madiHn several states, sowing the treated ns legitimate lightnings. They j vs’., good nntured face of his opponent Tho boys nuddrd to him pleasantly and the divan the outlines of the figure half, neither axsumo the form of long lines un I c'»»ledlilf rage, and extending liis rough went un with their work, and he move-! >oyd returned from " treated aud the untreated seed side by side, hidden, half revealed by a Greek gown, ex­ intay—Mary Bullis is stop­ and the practical value ot lhe ’Jansen) the one hand, nor of sheets of flames on the | P'Bni he Said, "Well, 1’1! be blamed.’" Ever uneasily from one room to another, saying celled in sweetness and grace. bid th«r they w,-r» were warm friends. NewlNeed­ nothing to any one until Ids eyes rested ou I Horn'*, while Mrs. Van- treatment has been proven, it should nut| other, but exhibit themselves ax balls or 1 after ’thi-i The girl on tbe divan was yawning. ham Mirrivvd Lincoln many years, and be concluded that there Is r.o «mut because' globular tunqi* of fire.—Chamlxsrs'Jour- ! a young man in a far corner of one of the ■•Where ire you going, Claraf' she naked her daughter. though he was a strong Democrat he had room.'—a young man for whom be had no indifferently. O'on cannot see IL In oats the srunt is nothing Hut good words far Al».~Century. especial liking anyway. He went over and The queenly creature adjusted her hat , .flown off before harvest, and tbe smutted . Johnson spent the evc- stalks being shorter than lhe healthy ones sat down by him. with ths assistance of the pier glai-* oppo­ "I find time passes mighty slowly," ho site. tiid Mrs. J. W. Godfrey, One of the tno»t famous and fatal po|arc not observed. H. JJvlngaton was going to sons used in Jn|>an and Java is obtained So much htwbecu Raid al»ut the frivolty, ■aid. "To call on the young person across the "Yea,” returned the young man. turday morning he discovered from the lutmboo. The young nhoot* of incomiM-tcnce or fussiness of American way, you"----Many think that the presence.of smut is I the rant- when they fleet push through the mother* that it will not beanfls* to Inquire “Ob, yes. There's no one to chum with, Asluideof impatience flitted across the. i ami Curtis* mill. He r.ti,mrf you know. Nearly every one else ia work­ sweet face of the classically gowned ttluguhhcd the il.unes thus due toeertain conditions of $oil or atmos­ Kmun.l «nr<»rcre<l with tin., browttl 1,1 j ... ’. . With the befct Intentions „ ;„fl„in tbe ing.” t might have been a severe phere. Thia is nut true, though certain hairs, which under tbe microscope ap- famllh charmer. "Quite right,” acquiesced tho young wlu.-atber may w lw ta}-m» Uike.l4k<«W crr.ul...t , can ^«h1 "Know. Do you"----n -Joo Chevsebrough has a conditions uf soil or Ml.x, iDilttltflr »l,arp ami hoBow. ^mall with hu tamlly la uMtallf tot limited. man. . The radiant beauty paused while she 1. iu from Engined—The be more favorable than others. Smut; iMlex, innniieiy niinrp «»u*» «««••»-. ............. i witmnHTnnnuy »» u»u«m7—•• • j "Now I’d sort of Hko to conic up W*ca in the air, and becumuig smiled at herself over her shoulder. ■ fiuantjt|et( of these hairs administer*- i [ nufl he ivuol always in the mood to exert 1.1 m huoi will observe Thank*- is carried donally nnd bother the boys, just foy the ral ” 1 , daily in the food bring on ulceration of the 1 n helpfin influence when be returns ut “Want to scud her any messagef” • attached to the kernel of grain ■ z appropriate exercises on fun of tho thing, you know, but the boss who|e nlinsentary _____ canal, stimulating ma- I ujgjjt W)jru out with buMpcrai carM. and "Clara"-----, Lm: day--Mr*. Millard and slores germinate when tiie seed Iss planted, ( W|KI1O and iustcad a healthy plant theiv jfgnant dywotery. The action must be «»f ... I ! ofte^nr^erathaci'nb'1<»dee'orntoiahb<>rinc ....... * llguantdysentery. ir— -----i nature . .---------------------------------------The seated lady looked really hurt. . •nothing but aofstunted growth, and . when mechanical rather than chemical 1 7f . t / n ’ .”5 »>r no-ghiwring ; won’t haye it.” "No!” / : "1 don’t understand," she exclaimed Ir­ »l... heMl U<1. nf thte i* fll’ed ! n mechanical . 1 , rauiir uinii cneimcai nature, corner td Lis family cirri-—his wife may mt hi1 former* mother. Mrs. •llUUUUg u irrain atHterttra B.it_ .is' “No. He gave me warning whfen 1 ritably, "how you can call on that horrid, (he head of the grain appears It it is filled ni co |n<t a» tbe spun* uf IBs common puffball : see little < of him ami his children les*. Miss Iva Moulton visited (lit ne.»u ot lue gra.u with Buiut smut liistvSu instead cf of graliigrain. By sowing I’ uct uJK(U !hJ,.vv*. It h txit a matter ut ^indifference, how­■ started on my vacation that I wasn’t tu deceitful thing!" igh. Saturday evening— wiiu smut nothing noUiing but but smut smut can can be' be reapql. The bamboo crystal Is greatly dreaded } ever. even in regnnl to health, whether thei bother ’em." smut rcape|i. Her brow knit in n frown. • i'h school will hold Home “Indeed!” "1 think her just as mean," she insisted, burnt Is also from one is also varrietl carried from one . by aII European residents of Java. A ' children enjoy n due proportion of their■ iM*S at o’clock, on the brnut “Yes. He zai<i,’Have all the fun you ■ •by“as *be can lie!" farm to another the •■."■i.Htn.r threshing ('Dutch official re|»ort anys that scores of 1 father’* 'ccunpmilonahip, for that is or■ as a large attendance from The queenly creature had finished with machine, in fact this Is perhaps the . tk-ath* among European planters are due t-hould tk-a vital factor in the children s> want, but don’t disturb nuy of lhe boyr political blow outs at Low- effective .way of carrying It to wheat nnd | ,o thc bamboo hairs nnd to tho jealousy of growth mul education, and whenever they' who work hera’ ” her hat and was working with her gloves. Monday evening*—A. He put a pretty strong occenton "work,” "Then you don’t care to send her any oat oe.-d. A *ingle seed may have a thous- uartvo women, who. whenever they take r. are deprwed of it certain elements of char­■ « -re in Hustings last and uf these smut spores on it and yet i ot ! fancy ^o n white man, will either baveUdm terer anil mind are almost always absent. smiled pleasantly and left with the con- message!” The soft shoulders shrugged beneath the J-ook around among your friends where■ vfction that his vacation had not been en­ be observed, and it has iieen found that by • or him on Immboo hairs, if it take* flipping the seed into hot water for a few 1 Int,ntks to do the job. Tbe infinitesimal! the children hare grown up without a fa­ tirely waited. He had settled a long sland- Grecian folds. "Oh. yes, Clnra. You may give her my minutes these sporep will be killed and at ' hollow through th--*e hairy crystals Is the ther nn>.I wn if your observation dtxa notl ing grudge. The young ninu scowled and r won k-r.d if there was anything personal indy Carpenter. Howard the same time will not injure the vitality I |U(^t remarkable thing in connection with show that there is some quality of mind ox love, If you please.”—Detroit Tribune. lUutit rcnntrnnuiu v.u..n ... __________ them, they being only known hollow 1 heart, sotnr check or balance wanting, thatt in the remark^— Detroit Free Prv>< I’uyne. Jvi-*r Osgoud. Wm. of lhe wbcftL B« sure that your tiier- ••■ —• *»...» i^iutr the the only known hollow .ii mid Orville Kingsbury started no one die c«;uld supply.—Henry L. Taylor nihffing a Street Car Dell. mometers are all right. Test them before vegetable or mineral thorns or crystals.— 1 There’s no possibility of being witry i iv for a . jiunt in the North In Popular Science Moutbly. A passenger in a Broadway cor the othet Chicago News. without <» little ill nature; tbe malice of a b ■ Hur Potter Is acting as station using. . day observed that tbe conductor Invari­ AH bulltlins expertmcntal station go-d thing is tiic barb that mnkeS It stick. ■ -.irner and clerk, for Mr. ably gave one pull on the bell cord to stop .A HelJc of the Utile Dauphin. : ling thl* latterte absence—The at the agricultural college ntnyibe had by The drieti nlligniur not unfrequcntly I -Sheridan. the car and two pulls to start it. The The Carnarnlet museum L-«s just been alt'farmers free uf charge t»r writing to I’- pie’s Alliance met al the church double signal struck the passenger as .Secretary. Agricultural College, Lansing, given ii very fine ixirtralt of the unhappy I seen in drug stores comes down to u* from Tlte DEATH RECORD. ■ > evening. although It wrtr very being something now, and he inquired ti e "ehymist" of early time.-, and had its 1 mid of IzHtis XVI. The little Dauphin is ■ ■laj McCalinni was married Oct. Mich. about it. “Them’s tbe projn-r hlgmds,” dre-rfed in the pi«jtujT*que ludse coat ami, origin in tho belief t hat dragon’s blood wm* ] Major :^ avid E. Calpweli., wclbknown Miss FranciKE. Riggs, of Rlgassai<l the conductor patronizingly. "One abort breeches of1 the time.. His hair lie* a remedy for many diseases. According to ncw^pnperhuin, nt Liccington, Ky. • bell to stop the car and two to start her. Mi"'i. The happy couple were marin waves an hl>f hhotilders. mid Lis pulu 'the legend, the dragon was accustomed to James jiioA.x GlUDOXS, une of the early ’Tain’t nil the conductors that lives up to residence of the bride and fare uu l large blue eyes recallatroiigly thq rat l;G mvn tail, km! then death followed Alxiiitiniilsts, at New York. ’em. Most conductors only ring the bell Hvimediately for a vteit to friends The editions of books printed 200 or 300 | early portraits of his mother—Marie An­ tbe operation. The poison that he was JotixH. Bick, prominent attorney and once, no matter whether it’s to start or ' -tnity. Mr. McCallum is a grad- yenrs ago are almost entirely free from toinette. This valuable historical docu- iM’lieveti* to secrete wan supposes! to be ex-mayor of lxxJc|x>rt, N, Y. stop the car. Of course where both tbe ■ ■ Hastings High School and is typographical errors, which®say lw attrib­ I ment, for so It'should be regarded, Ims- highly medicinal. Ah it was i'lipovJble to J oseph Huhne, wcll-khown merchant coyductor and the driver are old hands . a । :>.• •. Hu baa uted to tho fact thnt early publishers were longed to tiro Lutiily <»f Lottis XVl’s faith­ obtain the l>ody of a dragon :o suspend as nnd well acquainted one bell is enough to 11. IO r ■ nine nis duties as teacher, generally emiuent achciors, niftl themselves ful vnlct, Clv'ry, and la Jongixl till lately to j[ n sign hi front of ths "cbymhrt.'s” shop an nnd phUaturoplst, of Pittsburg. JlENKV G. EUUY, superintendent of re­ start the car as well as to stop. 'Tain’t so h<Ki|at Rlggsvlllo—Another young gave much attention to the revision of his great-granddaughter, a certain Mme. Ii alligator or crocodile wnHtJbhstituted, aud, with the conservatism characteristic of pairs ou the Illinois-Michigan canal, at much in the number of bells you ring os it , : hM been added tu our number, and their pruofa After reading ’ he proofil they Gio Vannelli. is the way you ring. A veteran Lriver the rK/riralt wiw executed by lhe 'IniggiV.* have kept on IxKikjK-rt, HIh. The"tliat tradition in the family ha* always -h iio'bas started in life a? a bare- freqmmtly turned them over toother schol­ Mrs. Leer Wheeler, niece of Joseph cut understand the different ways of ring­ thus ih« ’. JdrnXulk jwrtrsJt U» prince w« hr I l'«» Or’MJ he will be entitled to a place ar! with tho request to revise nnd cmyjct, been .pUnr ing a car bell just as well as it tbe can­ Smith, the Mormon.prophet, al Burling-* nnd as rhe print •r ’ s time was then deepiod r ... ... — k.the prince hunted nd Itos "IM* Kobesplerre ’.i oidi-rsAvhile was I gotten its »*■*"• the highest If be makes the effort ongiu. • •*»> ••• , ««<]•* •; . • ” ductor was to talk to him.”—New York — in the virtue of iiramn'* — ton, la. , drngtna biood. bioud.i Is the happy father—Mr*. a matter uf tunall cousequeoce. a perfection iu the temple and Ja-fore bo was handed believe ______ Cdkmel James H. Wood, the well- Times. : Ih'-mpsou has just returned from wen attained which 1s seldom equaled by over to Jailer Slrnun’a terfder mercies. It New Ydrk Sun. Hew I.IgauUng Vcatroys. modern printers.—St. Louis G!oiro-Demo­ was then forgotten, nnd Ciery managed to known museum man, at Adrian, Mich. • ■ with irlcnds In Battle Creek. . In 18S8 the topgallant mast of IL .XL 8, Rev. FRANCIS SPRtXGEB, well-known get hold of it.—London Cbronlcfe. crat. ; in Gprod -rmy circles nt Springfield, Rodney was bit by a flash and literally ent I ...y Way to Itemove Stumps. up into chip*, the l*ing strewn with A tinog Fit, CoDiparlsous Are OU ion*. . Ruting tree stumps maybe easily reHose—How strangv, Edith,’my’engage­ Tho oil fuel used in a copper smelting iHKUT, prominent board of trade the fragments as if the carpenters had Many! Instances of Lord Slu'rbrooke’s pe- 1 been sweeping their shavings overboard. •• I in this way: With a l;{-indi auger ment ring jy st fits you. work, at Kedabcg in the Caucasus i» man, Chicago. collar vein ol mordant humor are recalled. Edith-Dear old Herbert hail it mazlcfor Shortly before the topmasts of IL M. S. pumper! to on elevation of S28 feet through |!t ri' a bole in the center of the stump Pvrhu|>k one of the nioat chanteu-riirtic of Professor George Uowlakd, ex •super­ Hyacinth had suffered In a similar man­ •»! eighteen inches deep, and put in me not a month ago.—Chiciuro Inter Ocean. fifteen miles o< 4-ioch steel pipehiasajlies was that evoked by the news intendent uf tho public schools of Chicago, ner, and when tlie Thetis underwent a like ;' iiiy ounces of saltpeter, fill tho hole Edward J. Deeding, Merchant prince, vteitetion in Rio harbor Captain »Fitzroy that Ixird Beaconsfield had conferred a ine ......... . , '' ■'•ii water and plug it tight. In the Gtorge Wbitsfield’a father was ah Inn­ Cerngo on his sevreutry 1 Well," said First I’atur- Dors Tom show any special at New York. ', mg take out tie plug, pour Into the described the furetopmast as "a mere col­ keeper. and in his boyhood George held Charles H. Harris, the well-known lection cf long splinters almost like reeds." r. Lowe, “did not Cubgnla make his ।1 -L- a half pint of crude petroleum and sec hor»«At the Inu door and ran errands for comedian, at Chlcaga J horse K procouau I.’"—London Globs. ■ ’ ou fire. The stump will burn and smol- tocr ta hhX^Tl^.u.bnra Bulletin. | ‘ter to the end of the roots, leaving nothing ukhes.—Exchange. . ■ �GOT ONE FIRST PRIZE THE VERDICT Cleveland and the Tam­ many Tiger are the Winners. A Democratio House and a Democratic Senate Also. A Clean Landslide to Grover. Bat Mbhigan, My Michigan, Rich State. is a Earry County Elects lhe Entire Republican Ticket. Tuesday’s battle of the ballots has been fought and Grover, lhe Tammany tiger, tariff-for-revenue and the oilier appurte­ nances appear to be "lu it,” and seem to be so much -in it” tliat there ia no chance to find any ray of hope. NATIONAL. The conceded doubtful states at the be­ ginning of the campaign were New York. Connecticut. West Virginia, Lfllnols, Wis­ consin and Indiana, as between republi­ cans and democrats. While many west­ ern states, as between the old parties strongly republican, were doubtful on -ac­ count of the Alliance movement, and be­ cause of the silver coinage Issue. These states were North nnd South Dakota. Min­ nesota. Nebraska. Kansas. Colorado. Wy­ oming. Nevada, Idaho. Montana. Oregon and California. Of the doubtful states as between re­ publicans and democrats. Cleveland lias carried ail except possibly West Virginia. Of the doubtful states as between Har­ rison and Weaver, and liecause in those - states the democrats withdrew their own tickets,and supported those of tiie popu­ lists. Weaver appears to have carried the electoral vote of Colorado, Montana. Ne­ vada. part of those in Oregon and Minne­ sota. with Kansas ant! Nebraska so close as still to be in doubt, while California appears to have gone for Cleveland. Cleveland also gets five electoral votes in Michigan. Thus Cleveland carries 252 electoral votes, while but 223 are neces­ sary. One of the surprising things of the election b the closeness of the result in Ohio. While the state may be for Hrrri800,McKinley’s majority of 25,000, ywo years ago, Is cut tea beggarly figure. An­ other surprise was the flop of Illinois, Wisconsin and California to Cleveland. these people have kinfed tiie democratic organization In Barry county whenever they coaid not run it to suit themselves. They are determined to rule or ruin. Tamely the democrats of Barry county have gulped down large doses of grangerism. greenbackism, patrons of Industrylsm. get many of them thought this funny bustfiess, this surrender of principle to give poatoffices and county offices to non­ democrate had gone far enough. Conse­ quently, though they arc earnest demo­ crats, thhy preferred defeat to surrender of principles lor the sake of giving office:, to party traitors. Thia cause made many of Uie leading democrats of* Barry county apathetic, ami several of them voted against every people’s party candidate who bad been endorsed by tiie democrats. It was democratic votes that defeated Benham, Wickwire, JLowden, Thomas and Wood man see." An Inspection of the table will show that the democrats, people's and prohibition vote on governor b 2990. while Rich n eeivmlJ861. But wltlle this was true, the splendid c 4 m pa Igo. waged by Mr. Kenyon as chairmau-ofthe’ republican county committee, nnd the hard and earnest and loyaj support given by the republicans on the ticket and In the ranks was no less a factor In the contest. The drift of things this year was away from the republican party. Had not republicans worked, worked hard, or­ ganized and pushed and been capably - led, they could not have won. The victory therefore in Barry county springs from these tyu causes: First, A divided oppo­ sition. and democratic disgust with the Journal editor's pn sumption and cheek in attempting to force a ticket coni|M»ed of men who, in their convention, swore allegvawce to Weaver, upon the democratic parly of Barry county. Second. A well organized, disciplined force of republicans, capably led. and who manfully stood by their lenders. With the general landslide against the republican party and toward Clevelapd, and with three parties com­ bined against ijiem on the county ticket, the republican county ticket could not have been elected, even with democratic help, had not the republicans of Barry county had if matchless organization, and worked tOtf .her as one man. Despite its harmful influence there ia do drug in the materin med lea that has so wide a range of therapeutic application as dpium, and the extensive plantations of it in China and India are perceptively in­ creased every year, owing to the general demand for it. In the former country it ia used as a domestic remedy, much as cam­ phor is in this country, and it is through this universal use of it In China that at­ tention has been drawn to its great value In surgical dressing. There is no other dressing that quiets pain and checks al! It/eeems probable that the result ot the discharge of scrum no effectually as opium, and it does not hnv'o the disagreeable odor election will be to give tbe democrats a majority In the next United States senate. of iodoform nor the poisonous effects of bi­ The next house of representatives will chloride of mercury. In case of wounds it should be cut off i'u have a democratic majority of over 50. There can be no question ns to what small pieces and spread over tho cloth so as caused tho result. The South was kept to form n plaster nearly twice the size of solid by the "force bill’’ Issue. The West the wound. It will adhere to the,wound for was disraptod by the Ailiancc and silver weeks; relieving pain, preventing undue issue. The North was down on the Mc­ discharges and healing the sore from tho first. It may bo made to stick to the wound Kinley tariff bill. • _ VV«* hope It Is true that the senile/shall by smearing a little Venice turpentine be democratic. We trust tliut Grover around the edgt£, nnd by this means no Cleveland and tbe democratic party may other dressing need be placed over it— have all the opportunity possible to carry Yankee Blade. out their measure for tariff reform, and silch other enactments as they please. If their position on the tariff bd correct, let It be settled at once, and tho country get the benefit If wrong, the soonyr the uqojj country finds it out tiie belter. And if they find it to be wrong, there ia no ques­ tion but that it will be defeated again. Confidently believing the republican policy of protection is right, we do not look for a long lease of democratio power. In Michigan tbe republicans get there with both feet, electing Rich aud the whole ticket by from.5,000 to 15.000 plu­ rality, defeating Ellis. Newton and Shafer, who were-runnlnguu the people’s as well as the democratic ticket- They al»o elect nine presidential electors, seven of tiie congressmen sure, and possibly eight, the contest between Belknap and Richardson In the Grand Rapids district being so elose that the official vote will be necessary to decide. Barry county will be pleased to have Judge-Hooker placed on the supreme bench, and that Thomas Is elected to congress over Yaple by over 1,000 major­ ity. Barry county helped swell Dr. « Thomas majority, giving him 248. COL’NTY. In another column will be found a ta­ ble giving the complete vote of the county, as reported tons. The figures are com­ plete except that Maple Grove Is not. re­ ported on clerk and probate judge. The total vote of lhe county is 5,800 or about 500 short of 1888. Rich, for governor, gets 907 over Mbne. Giddings for lieutenant governor gets 1,055 over his democratic opponent Hooker gets 334 over Newton. Colgrove for elector gets 220 over the com­ bined democratic atid people’s yota. Jor­ don, on three tickets for Senator gets 142 majority. Hugget, republican, gets 248 for representative. Armstrong gete 1,198 over Williams. MeKevitt 324 over Ben­ ham. NagleV 1,105 over Marshall for oonnty clerk. Jordan59 over Wickwire for register. Kenyon 1.102 over Hilbert for treasurer. Sweezey 63 over Lowden ■- for prosecutor. Both republican circuit commissioner’ aft elected, Kenaston hav­ ing (41 over Thomas, ana Walker 108 ov­ er Thomas. The people would not even let the good Dr. Woodmansee, though he ran on three tickets, be coroner, being de­ feated by Sackett and Van Horn, by ma­ jorities of 81 and 96 respectively. On anrveyor tbe vote Is Bentley, democrat, 1772; Cobb, republican, 2857; Taylor, peo­ ple’s party, 872; Humphrey, prohibitionist, 299. The result In the county was a com­ plete surprise and a crushing defeat for the ‘‘mlddte-of-lhe-road” candidates, who have shown themselves adapts at all sorts ef scheming and wire-pulling. They and lhe convention that named them repudi­ ated all alliances with other parties. But nevertheless eight of their twelve legialaUveand county candidates succeeded In securing democratic endorsement, and six of them gut into the prohibition eamp. Soeh a disgusting mix up and dlzgMMfhl deals were never before seen In Iftta county. It is no wonder the people repudiated them. The surprising feature of the result is the insignificance of tbe pooptes party vote, as shown on lleuten- The result in Barry a lygraU tying to repabfl THE got it in their gardens should try and find room for it. For ojnsiderable more than a thousand years it has been cultivated by the Chinese, and they have raised hun­ dreds of magnificent varieties and kept them carefully, so that they did not pass out of the country. In Japan also it is a great, flower, nnd like the chrysanthemum nnd the iris is abundant in that country in many fine ‘forms, some of which are now at last being brought to ux But fortunately wu are not entirely dependent upon such uncer­ tain sources for our plants, as for some veara past English and continental misers have been at work upon tho tree peony, and they have been rewarded with some aterling productions. Tho first tree peony was brought into this country rather more than 100 years ago through tho instrumentality of Sir Joseph Banks, who had heard of Its exist­ ence and popularity in Chinese gardens. A tew others were obtained later on, but down to 1850 there were not a dozen dis­ tinct kinds in cultivation. In recent fears, however, the flower has been greaty Improved. Doubtless there are a great many kinds much alike, but there are also magnificent vnrietiea thnt we ought to poawsH and grow as we do good rooes. Among the early varieties that came to thin country wag"out with single flowers, which were white, with a dork crimson stnin at the base of the petals. This was nnd still is supposed to bu tbe type ami parent of the now numerous and lovely progeny in existence. Occarionnlly. od<I often when least expected.- one meets with a grand plant of. this and a similarly colored double flowered variety. A short rime back, when ptn along the road in a remote country atStrict, we saw two maitnifiecnt plants of tliia kind, one on each side of tiie walk leading up to a fnrmhoUM'. They were each more than four feet in height, al meet ns much in di­ ameter and bearing scores of blooms. Many year* mutt elapfle before a specimen of such dimensions la obtained,, to al­ though tree pennies grow vigorously enough three parts of the growth die back, each reason to where a prominent bud ia formed. One great point in their favor, however, !b that they commence to bloom in quite a young stzite, nnd plants that are little more than ono foot high will bear four or five great flowers, nnd these, with the itmple foliage that clothes the ahoota, make even small plants appear of considerable size iu their summer drew. Above all; plants they need good culture, and ns when once planter! they are very iinpatient of disturbanco nt the root a thorough preparation of the site should be made. 'Some care must also l>e exercised in choosing the position, for, thortgh the plants are in every respect hardy they start Into growth so soon thnt fro»t some­ timeS Injures the young sluxite. The risk of this is obviated by choosing a site where the early morning aun does not shine upon tho plants, several degrees of front not having the slightest effect upon the shoots if they thaw g^ndunlly. It is an easy matter to arrange some temporary , framework, over which canvas or some , other light protecting material could bo I thrown should frost coma during the crit। leal tiineof younggrowth. In winter pro। lection must not on .-tny account be given. I The alm should rather beta retard growth, I aud even then it will start quite soon | enough.—London Graphic.- = = ■'|g «inz-e28^EH-.-s?iiiSi8sz=sss?:s oqoj SS«=|g«3cgts3B338RS5, f'-ittKJ fapuKI 8S8aq8gS5g8C3g?nSgg3 2 8 H 3S'l B 5a2=3£s?*3S2§5«2Sg3gf. ■ dm tuoHU«,\ 513 i S 8 2 i f: ? nsfopws ,hn.{ wsuvinpooM 285ESS«s==«»»5“8»i' ? 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Chlekun*. but *n Surprls* »' a’s ao"wn 88?88gM=SSS551^ggs ” teojjnswmg :S§gPgaggl3588C3ggB fcv.KdoJd *T|MS 8826S82j==5818gJ|aB|ia# more particularly if the ndatlous UtWec:; them waft of an intimate nature, or again if it ware the master and mistress of the Su^MwlclertA In th. old omrUy eatabliahment. Walpole relate, that so Uto days a man and wife had aaodal indi­ M th. middle of tho teat century tb-“d viduality; but when a man attends a social Duke and Duchess of Hamilton occupied gathenng in the wert hs is expected to seat the dais at the head of the room and pre himself barido bU wife and behave as well served the traditional manner by sharia-* M he can, to the cud that people may tbe sama plate. It was a tokeu of attach­ understand that he la d<* only fond of the ment and tender recollection of unreturu.-. worthy woman at home, but In company ble youth.—“Old Cookery Books,” The Ranks family were flushed with the feeling of coming victory, but they tried to MIf a married man should attend a west­ stifle it At least to outridere they did ern social affair without bis wife he would not wish to appear vainglorious._____ ba very apt to be approached by a married The otnse of this pleasant sensation was . _ _ «£mply thlx They each had at the county ( woman Vour wj^?’ aadjtherv fair un article that they felt more than sure | w n certniu something In ttewomwould gain a prise, th. prize indeed of its wouldbe . Afr Daniel K. Bank* farmer, had a pi« burned of Mm^-lf to being there under -itwae pre-eminently “the fatted sow.” , ,uch circumstances. I ones knew a gay Its weight was fabulous, it* appetite enor- ’ yonng husband to PM» man, 5>d with the assurance of faith Mr. . by his wife, Vo|^®<ffeV B. knew that It would b« eclipsed by none, party alone with her knowledge and oonMr*. Daniel K. Bonlpi bad sent some , rent.—E. W. Howe in Foram. nickle. and canned fruit, which she coo----------------------- ddered truly desirable. Miss Susan N. Th. Salta.’. Po»M.n.r. Banks was represented by a quilt, on which Among Among the tb» Turks Turk. the Urn usual u.uol method, m«h<ld. _ - try . i■ ug.nnd■ punishing — U It. naruii.An.i* she bad expended much time and labor, . both poisoner, I,Is while G. Milton Banks, tho prospective innke hirn drink his own concoction, rt heir of the farm, had contributed a rooster I found. Ot herwise the accused whore powers jn the crowing line bad n0 ' strangled or beaten into a confesequal. . , ' don. A poisoner who survives the preThe day had come when there grand ; « lnary ordeab, but is convicted never question, were to be settled, and with, as j |8 tortured to death by being before said, a proud spirit held In checx [ eagled in the heat of tbe sun. It tbe Bankses, seniors and junior*, attended • that Up to a recent period the sub the fair! It was the hurt day and the only | Uu,a jUt ()f |m]ace employees Included a Unietbiiy bod patronized it, as tin- distance <puj.ki.jb doctor, expert in poisons, whose was great'and the country roads were not ; dall(e< wen. not couflued to attending the wlint they should be. [ ljck ^4 tasting the sultan's food. It 1ms The fair was crowded—7,000 persons at fx^n known jn Comrtantfaopi. that the least were there—and the scene was one of < of the sultan’s poisou expert was wild confusion. Thu Bank, family walked । Cfti|e<i into service whenever his master around with amazed interest arid stared at i wi^jje4 t,, rid of some one who had oftbr assortment of domestic animals and j butwholia<l been guilty of no open fowls, nt the farm machinery and nt tbe । of the sultan’s wbliet or decrees. beautlHtl work displayed by the women <i<)H. pnt-.nt RUhan, Abdul Hamid, among and girls Alas! their feeling*Of self mU* 1 otbvr |1As dispensed with thecourt faction died out. The pig, Mr. Banks |>oteont.r.—Pittsburg I/eoder.feared, would not win so ensilh bis com- 1 State of Michigan, County of Barry - m P&jftaMSfir' tbousaud eight hutidn-u uu<! nlue:y two Present. CbariM W. Arirwroog, Jud-e of Probate. In the matter of tbe estate of Amun d Bassett. <1occ4ummI. Oa reading amMllrs the pctltbn. duty v>-i fled, ot lau'.-ueiie Barnett, son of .’Hid <1^ . prajing that tulmlnlMnriton of 'i-aAtV may be granted to Jereutiah W. HondcrMtoti or to some other suitable ;>er-. m, TtHTeufHMi it is ordered, that Friday t’w 2nd day of December, A. D.. iSQatteb o’clwk •'■< toe forenoon, be Assigned for the hrar.ng or ■ । petltioo and that the heirs at law <g eeased and alt other perwtu interested in “ t enUte, are required to appear hl a ««>««Urn J.said court, then to be lioldnn at the Pnibuu. □/. Bee, In the City of Huttngn, iu .tal't < . show«AUjC. If nuy there be, why ui,> p...,. the t>»tfiunwr may not ’j« graiuiu. a^’-, i< < further ordered, that said petitioner giv.tolhe pereous iuterr»led ln-a.il i-.faie, of tk, pendency at said j^tuion and th- hrar'n,? thereof by rau«ii>g a copy of This on’.tr to l> WMM<M la the Bniuags Banner. ;> paper pr.uu-d and ctmilated in raid Creamy uf Many,.odco In each week for three eucce sin weeks previous to said day of htar;!)?. W. AKMHlUxX .. Judge of Pro’ at(A Iran eo;iy.) ly “Maj I bo afcared wa wdu’tT git in on I In the Japanese capital there is a gigan him “I I tic linage of a woman made of wood, iron "Never mind, sb,” saldO. MEton, “we sud piaster. The time of its erecthm and will go and take a look ut the fancy work, ; lhe name of ite designer are in dispute, Go to DR. LOWRYS and I tables."iand the young people Warted off. but it is known U> have lx-en<l«ltoted to followed by their elders. Here Again, how- | Hachim an, tbe god pf war. In height it have your eye? fitted with eye. ever, wait a bitter disappointment. ^appointment. They •' measures fifty-four fret, the bead (dene, were Justin time .to hear the judgiei judges pztss pass i> which la reached by a winding stairway in glasses or spectacles, In or-' an opinion on tho stylo •trio of this thin quilt. nuilt. ' the interior of the figure, bring cnpableof “This article,” said one of them, “i« good I bolding a company of twenty pcraoux Tiie der to have your eye right of its kind, and shows praiseworthy work. I goddess holds a sword in> her right hand but we dre unable to awan! the,prize here, land « huge pniutc<i wooden bail in the preserved into old age. the m there Is an old fashioned air about it left. luterually the statue is the finest that .nggests that it should have been an.-itundcal model in existence, every bone, eyes should be properly exam* here some years ago. Tbe prize is there ! joint and ligament being rrprereutwl on a fore gM-n to Miss Blank.’’ etc., Sudan’s gigantic scale iu proportion to the heigut ined and the right kind of eyes this: time overflowed, anil iportifica- ; and general alxeuf tbe huge figure itself, Dr. Lowry tion and disappointment po»aex->e<l her J The large eyes are magnifying glasses, glasses worn. spirit. , '■ through which a fine view of thb surroundAt tl#e preserve department the out- • jng country may be had.—St. Louis Un­ keeps a large stock of’the fin­ lock wa-i more hopeful; the judges were ‘ --• *»public. ____________________ _ Minipliug । the picklLs and premrves and est quality and greatest vari­ Rhontlng Stars. “smacking their lipa over them,’’ Mr. B. remarked! But, with Insult added to The shooting stars are small bodlc-S ety of eye glasses and s|Ai..injury, after using up tbe last part uf the welgidng at most st few pounds. amP conpickles and all of the canned penchc*, favor tisting mainly of iron and carbon. They des at his office, where yon was pronounced for a rival huawkerper traverse >q«cc in swarms and alw revolve md neighbor of Mrs. Banks, whocarrhsi f round the sun in long, clljfnkal courses. can have your eyes examined off threejjn ize.t. ’ Jue the cornets. When these little bodies . This fr.ruiiy wa» now more disgusted ent<-r the earth’s orlat they are deflected at all times. • tl-.iin fairs. They bean! that the ------ ---------------------toward tbe earth, nnd great numbereare ---------vv<-r with ------------pig* and,fowls were soon to l>e weighed In m,*cii ia a single night.—Public Opinion, the balatlce, but they agreed to fortify tbcmseiVi* with their lunch first, fur their lung drive and sad failures had given them an appetite. A sequestered nook behind the dog kennels was found, and a goo-.l (east was1, enjoyed. Then ouco more they took fata In.thehands and moved over to lhe [llgMtiex At thia place there was much said, and cnee ar twice Mr. Banks (At sure tint the pig at least would bring glory up>u them. Its ribs were poked and it was led out, weighed and discussed, but again the neighbor came off victorious, and the Bankjsft sustained another defeat. Tbe rooster whs the lost hope. “Surely bis crow could not be beaten," said Batiks. It could' not, but it was Uiought to be against Aim, and the unanimous decision gave forth that he W:j a "nuisance un­ worthy of notice. ’’ The fair now wuk literally over for the Offer for inspection by the peoplejof 'Hasting.11 nud Bankses, and wit h a f&ding of wounded vicinity tho largest and most superb stock of pride they wondered aimlessly about. They stared nt other people’s success until their eyas ached. They decided thnt home was the best place for the vanquished, but that .would necessitate a drive over the next day fur thrjr property, as nothing on ex­ hibit could be taken nway until /.he fair closed that evening. But life as usual offered compensation where none was expected. The tourna­ ment was about to is-gln. The knights, In their old time costume and queer sounding titles, v.-efi. riding over the grounds, get­ ting reaily for their run. Brightness and Ever displayed in Southern Michigan. We have gayety were downing ns well for the losers simply outdone all former effdrt in getting the goods os for th# wiunera. Qur friend* bad be­ you want, and at PRICES tliat are not to be met by come interested, and bad just secured good scats to see the tourflament, when a hand­ ANY ONE in Kalamazoo. some young knight rode up to them and Introduced hiin' elf as the "Knight of the 1.50 Hanging tamps, iTimonlum.” Ho craved the honor of rid­ Table Lamps, fancy, ing for Miss Blinks, who.se name he bad just learned. Nothing could have given 8.(3’ Hanging tamps, 30 prisma. more surprise or pleasure, for such a thing Table tamps, dec Bowl and Shade, was neverk<!>,eamtd of for preUy Susan, who blushwi delightfully aa her mother Dinner Sets. 112 p’ces, $7.50, $S, $10, $11 up. consent*!, whispering a wish that her A fine dec Table Lamp, bowl and Shade young daughter had worn her new challle to match. Pittsburg Burner, a Rare gown and best bonnet, instead of that sim­ ple white muslin and sailor hat. But, al­ 2.5U Bargain at ‘ though Sumu never suspected It, nothing Decorated 10 p’ce Chamber sets beauties^) could have been more becoming to her bright young beauty. good size. • 2.00 With thrilling lutereot the tournament wm watched. Tho heralds and- nuirahala These are a-few Samples of Good Things we offer. rode first in the procession; then followed some tweifcy knights on their well broken Haviland China, A D CofTeaa horses, while the band played "Razzia D-l.," “Tb. Swett BrSS Dinner Sets, Chocolate cups and saucers. COBB & HUNTER 118 W. MAIN ST., KALAMAZOO, Crockcry, Glassware, Lamps Silvcruai [Plated and Solid^ Fine China, and Bric-a brae -Hie Girl J Lttt B«blc<l Me.” Then each knight tn.de bu run u the tins; the her**■*? “Uln* <» oeeh other bl, natne. All h*d three lu™. From tho hrtt there vu no qurttlon hr enne^ Th, Tfcnonlnm'- tree th. hero ot tbe de^nntl tol»X to-o tbe ot ter the Qnocn ^0., lUnnlr ” n™ other knlsbu crowned tbe mttde 5-••rasa sp-retipfl In former dayii it was usual for a coubi„ seated together,to eat from one trem±-‘ Ing In society _____— <• “otblng now to do bat to w ■<”t “d 10 “UT (l>r the ball *>«o<rttjou In .11 do. turn, took pl«», nnd Su™u, trom e llule dlunnolntrf Salad Sets Chocolate-Sets, Tete-a-tete sets Ice Cream Sets, Meat Sets 5 o'clock tea cuprfynd eaucers. Salad Bowls, Sugars an'd Creamers, Fruit Plates, Piano and Banquet Lamps in great variety, Onyx Tables, Tea Stands, Candelabra, and Art Pottery of all standard manufactures. Rich Cut Glass, Solid Silver. Our Art Room is now ready for inspection and is well worth a visit. You are all invited. (teaqaa ««0=5§B88 •a»wm L8ir8£2ag9=88g8e8gga COBB & HUNTER, 118 W. MAIN ST., KALAMAZOO. �AHowuncSuccess. TUB Golden Gavos O SA S8& AUS £Xn soap Il succ^wr; paper wnter, M. QUAD .i • ,* i THESli A JOURNEY THROUGH A MODERN ROLLER PROCESS MILL. published COLUMNS. □ IninrRE’UNAnLTERATMDro RAPID Cleansing Power EXCLUSIVE TREAT Sold by all Grocers. Readers of this Paper. ED has noequal IT IS INVALUABLE. IN i\lTCHEN & LAUNDRY; yoi< nkfairbank &co. Chicago. ^M5yar*“ < 5H0KE> tb FOWERJ’ iREN'SCOUGH CURE' NO. 35. ALWAYS THE.SAME J^ANpENTgAh i“ ALWAYS THE BEST :i- !\;a£arj Falls Fouls. ’ 5 <- CIQAR •' *. m. । p.m p.m. |p. tn.jo.m . ; it c.iii c:t«;n.5»] IN THE Do you Know? That more ills result from an Unhealthy Liver than any other cause-indigestion, Consti­ pation, Headache, Biliousnejis, nnd Malaria usually attend it. Dr. Sanford's Liver 'lnvigorator is a vegetable specific foy Liver Disorders and their accompany­ ing evils. It cures thousands why not be one of them ? Talqe Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator. Your Druggist will supply you. Office at FORDS5 HOTEL, TUESDAY, DEC. 6, One' day only | HOLMAN S. HUMPHBET,^ laixto of London, now of Chicago, with a BRANCH OFFICE nt Grand ILtpiiM !£■& I'lirln McCord . AltO [Elmdale JClarSsvKle . I Lake Odctai I Woodbury [Sunfield I Mulliken I iGrasd fadgo I ilutnilux | Detroit L "Now there were in the church that ' Let un enter a rollerprocesa mill and see Ita di-vicmi for redaction and separation kt was at Antioch certain prophets and teach- ■ era.’’ Barnabas and Saul having con- : wdrk. First of all vre are shown the maehinen which, by means of sieves and air tinned a whole year^at Antioch teaching blaata, remove from tbe wheat ita admix­ much people, were afterward sent to Jeru­ ir. m. ture of tockles, tnr-s. ships and dirt. Next salem with the offering for tbe needy _ brethren of Judea (chapter xi, 3&-30). • In _ come the scouring, machines, stoutly l.v i Howard City due time they returned, having fulfilled framed-; and covered with cases of perfo­ „ Edmore 10 10 3 13 Stanton their mission, and brought with them rated cast Iron. These are fed from the ilonla cleansers we Lave just seen, nnd their John Mark, son of Mary, Barnabas' sister, at whose bouse tho prayer meeting had duty iH'to cut off the lead of the grain, been held on behalf of Peter (chapter xil, ‘ IGoiuy Wcti I leaving it in a perfectly scoured and pol­ 12, 23; Col. iv, 10). ' .. I Detroit ished condition for reduction by tho roll,. Laiulng 8. “As they ministered to the Lord and ,. Grand Ledge vrs. Some millers prefer cases made of fasted, the Holy Ghost said. Separate rnd, Mulliken BarnalMis nud Saul, for tho work where ., Sunfield very heavy rolled wire of square sections, „ Woodbury whose sharp, impinging edges exert'a unto I have calk’d them." Toetand Wore .. [Lake Ode**a 11 n God and aeive Him and minister unto Him greater effect than is possible with wire of i, |Clark*vfil® (II Chron. xxix. 11) should be the altitude ,. I Elmdale ordinary round form. and dally life of every Christian, tho most .. Alto Clc.nried nnd prepared, the wheat Is now ordinary work of the daily routine being ., McConl , ,. I East Pari* ‘ ready fpr the drat |mlr of rollers. These done to His glory (I Cor. x, 31). Fruite-l Ar IGnujd Rapid* are usultlly twenty-four Inches long, nine implies at least more thought given to the Lv.l i m ‘liUt'rEE inches In diameter and bear twelve cor­ welfare of the soul than to that of the j Grand l-ed^e rugations to the inch. In contour these body. Barnabas and Saul b^i been dill- " Portland gently serving the Lord an<r living this corrugations n»embln the teeth of a raw, 12 10 Ionia and var^iwith tho kind of wheat to bo consecrated life, but tho Holy Spirit has a Howard City Ionia tfented, For the hardest varieties of grain special work for them to which He now Stanton they are not m sharp as for soft wheats. calls them (Eph. 11,10). Edmore 8. "And when they had fasted and , To prevent their interlocking with each Sleepers leave Graiul Rapids dally at 11:30 brayed nnd laid their hands on them other they wind around the rollers in a n. in passing Woodbury at 1:10 a. u>. arriving gentle spiral. To avoid splintering the they wnt them away.” The indulgence of 1ut Detroit at 7 :SJ a. m. Leaves Dotrult dally ‘ 11 s»p. xn . passing Woodbury at 5:00 xm.. bran they aro no nearer than is absolutely the body in eating nnd drinking is not con- at i at Grand Rapids at<:00 a. m. f ceaMry to accomplish the work of each sistent with a holy life. That which is suf- arriving • Every day, others week days only. 1 stop flcient for health God will bless, but the reductibn. They are completely boxed in on tljroai. . „ . >o as to be breast high, and, through a lit­ health of the soul, communion with God, ' Parlor cars on all day trains between Grand tle glass window the miller can tee how delighting in the will of God and ready to Rapids and Detroit, beat, 21 cents. Bleepers on night trains. Cumnctlons made in do it, desire above all things to be filled their Work is going on. As a rule the lirand Rapid* with tbe with His Spirit for His nervipe—this will CHICtCOa (Union station,, rollers are .of cliilleil iron, lough enough WKHT .MtCHIQAX RAILWAY FOB । hicago axd tub Wkst axd for Mvskbnot to Ir.evd rvculting until after two to bring power trom on high nnd make us C oox , Manistxr.Travxbsb City. Eix Rapchannels whereby God mny reveal Himself < live years’ use. ius. Chaui evoix abd Ff.toskkv. FnYorite Porciibiin rollers give satisfactory ro- to men. route to thesuintner resorts of northirn Mrely4. "So they, being sent forth by tho Holy suite, but their employment is limited. K Trains leave Grand Rapids for Chicago, 8 :E0 A Chilletl! iron is easier to manufacture anil Ghost , departed unto Selmtcia, nnd from M. and t £5 f. M.. «lt:» I‘ M. Arrive Chicago thence they saikd "to Cyprus. ’ ’ They are • repair. [ As we watch the first pair of rollright in going forth on this tour, for they ' .-rs at work we olixerve thnt one of them .'I. D M ». .11. revolves foster than its mate, so that, a are sent by the Spirit of God, and he can­ Leave lor charlcxolx and Petoskey . -JO A. M. grain of wheat caught on the projectioh of not do wrong, hut how they knew that they J'arlor cars on day train* and *l«spers on I were to go to Selencla, tbe senport of An­ dlKht trains to Chicago" a slow ।roller is stretched Ont cr unfolded 1 A-k our agents for further particulars or by the projection uf tbe quick one. This i tioch, nnd thence to Cyprus, is not clenr to write to action it is which opens the grain so as to ua. To begin nt home, or jvith those dear­ Gko nue DkHavex, Gem Pass’r Agt. Grand Rapids. shell oiit the middlings without at the est to ns, seems to In* n Scriptural princi­ some iliac making more than u. trilling ple (Luke viii, 39; xxiv, 47). 5. "And when they ■'.•<£« nt Salamis quantity of Hour. A puint just here to they preached thewonl of God in the syna­ which the miller pays particular attention gogue of the Jews, mid they had also John is keeping these rollers at the right dis­ to l«-their minister.” Snlnmis was tbe east­ tance Opart. If t«>o far from each other ern or nearest part of Cyprus U> Selencla, they take DO hold i <4 the wheat. If too while Paphos of the next verse was nt the near they mn«h it Into flakes which resist extreme west of the island. "To the Jew the Hour wpArating process following up first” was the regular custom of the tbe roller’s work. apostles wherever they went (Ron. I. 16; When wheat has passed Through the Acts iii. 26; xiii, 46). Tho preaching was Dff. HILEB first pair of rollers the product is copnever n sermon or essay to show their own ducted' to a scalping reel. This reel is n taJWE xklll, but. always an exposition cf^ the revolving cylinder, covered with wire, hav­ Won! of Gtsl.* ing au nt 321 openings to the square inch. 6. ."And when they had-gone through As tbenieal is carried up’ ita ascending side thd Isle unto Papboa they found a certain thefloqr and middling- fall through. Tho axis of the cylinder is Inclined, and the sorcerer n false prophet, js Jew, whose Mt name was Hnf-jcsus.” We de not read of portions of wheat suck which cannot- get any success, any results of their preaching through it* mohes gradually find their irt Salamis, but wo know they must have Z HILLSDALE. MICH. .--tepa ,m« Conntv each month for tho p^st'six months, and during thoso visits haaexnmined and S srcBcribOd for hundreds, and ofloctod many of the most Wonderful Cures ever made iu tho Statu! g ’ v,.nr Munds and neighbors about Dr. lluhuan S. Huuiphroy. There isiscarrely- a neighborhood in the county that 5 : id th® liireilt of th»- doctor’-* wonderful «kill, and rarely a family which has not had ono or more of its niemb-?r» r •' 1 fr-nri .i. ath-and r**«Wodto tamlth aft. r all hope hud been given up and the family physician pronounced ihp-» - & • irnbi- If afflicted do not fail id consult this most eminent physician unU surgeon. .mimitioM. consultatlorvi nnd Bdrfee free. S | ■ • . 3 ■ TIME TABLE. In effect September tub. ttftt. Favorite Route between Grand Rapid*. Detroit . and the east. ”S. 11 ■ 3 !• ‘ TERNATIONAL SERIES, NOV. 13. Deceit, laisisg & Iota "- I . ryi fidASA NT, 8AFB, CERTAIN W BE Di EVERY BOUSEBOU) ■ LESSON VII, FOURTH QUARTER, IN­ Stearns; /MERITS. 7=^^ i : ruling Adventures of Seekers for Hidden Treasure. 3. — HOW FLOUR IS MADE.' SENT BY THE SPIRIT. FAIRBANKS title of a novel by that famous news- : , . — J Cbronio hi ■ i «i < f -i-nn (n the irrotiip*nt »t chronic nw) kJ I .nv e r nud snrsirol dfow-naw, coses giw> Ik i, t,< .■ .h-ctore and pronohnoxd Incurable, n • • ■■.<»' ,i wires to see. Dr. Hunrohroy bxx hsil R] r.. a-ly X<*J0 core* in th* State of Michigan, while K 1 •• • : attains all mid In MIcnMota. Wboon«in.li■ -uois. AJntain.a. Oaorais. Teinceeee, Ohio raid k. 1-xllnna, have l»-vn fully tiro time* that urfttber; tj| uenrfr tW'Mhhds of th>»ceufl.-ten« uitenup ’ •a ftopcfcMi invalid*, wnm t<> ta*blind, eomndrof. ■nd otters .. prey to scrofula, chronic Lkir-yd »e**e. consumption. de*tractir« frmnta troct>t»*. 4 ArroUK other*, bandied* of chiblrrn hopeleesly to d‘f<Tin-d. but behold now timny of them re* Hi and hem.whiler.-wrly aU ar« rapidly bric«cured g The ‘li-.cter is surronndrd wt h the finest nnd n m<c-t ext-c-ive b-.lloc’Jou of tnatrami-utaor.o- i-n- F i-.n. J thi* country for csnmu ins and te-at- fcina ail f> r.:.« of chronicailtneai* of the h.mn.f*c« * ....... - ...................................... h.. ,rt. i*. i. K4 I •« -jio r-zpeaalve instruments and ’ ta making anulyrta. ndctoacopic .; th >r r-ctautific examlnatiraia. y«t h® ', . ..« no charge t° sn7 ‘,oc' l*b«tinglt to ,t ■ .it’ / the physic Ian’* duty tciuicertain ; t-. a*.'* trao condition withoutrxtxsn*® J': • • i !feror. Whenever sad wberev«sr Dr. ’j . - r.hn-7 decide® t- -locate a monthly vi*it ' L fl wk to e-J# him, and no w<»nd«r. fi r • •’ "xmnioa'.ion. tud often without -, ' in i « question, h* telta the Invalid whnt ?L. .aiilth* pr<x;+ci of a cure. . .t wm-tarfu! <>f alike voice* bl* firat n '.-..I first look at a patfait mom. ' ■ .n -4-ad Dr.lTntuphreyi* never tnwi -j in hi* diagnosis in any case.I yr-.lector * uietbrvta differ ratirk*<B;- from 'c' i-.-. ’ pra-titioher in nil te*,;e-er»,; ■? ;■ >.Inc tl.w plKn u£8L GflOrit®’* Hropital ' ■ 1 u. I- rngWerv eywry poticotar as • '. ' tnu-nl’e phj*ie®lebnulri..::Muitnrty. itic m «!i< »n> the •niir*’ •in<x;tt of vital wn»rr- v’lljr ciw.ptit>sl sed t!ui r-»*t.>rini i: -I - Ixxiy eimsared .-wnicvt the f' ■ tiraoM Jrxpeueo.ftr.-nnr.e.n. --o point wttttfant»»r’talu»l»iu m»o> tuition!* that they onalit r. r. few day®-ir w<^k*. nntwith-1 fort thnt they fa»c Miffvnxl fur i «« afnriit!.! ’•'<1 .- pluinlv f'-it »t e ..tiorttv hft'-r r,>-ir 4•. t.hidm.ir.dll h-.t W (I«1oi‘. FFl .jte-until»! DR. HOLMAN S.‘ HUMPHREY Cutes Alter Al! Others Fail. T. sri-.-’i diwplivc that hnndn*!/ nro ailing with :• •idiot:* maladii*. all rawwemn their lira"ooadRgfn. ..w th.-,- .-re not w-il. br.t aro------- - -- -------- » "* t.-r.iat upon »rn&E rital onrar. )ou .jhictHr lk<tl. fntlae-' r.nr»rx>« th-S ry tnufa. nt — niny ra»jT enp-r- ..nx-tnuL-.. nnd oft 'i 'v incWtabk’ *4L>.(.. ’ ii rnr.i1.-r youj l;u nrefntaUtfV- ml'csxfnti-'tor nati.xhd Cltlll.l ' ..'T. , ,......... . <t vital field*. p-n-nil iriiilrt^t. Of nil mul- K n . Im-nns-,'. Dr. Ita- ", ,n-i private priwtiee, nnd tunny of th« t’ulv »nr.tte<rn. thi*’ ■ i <i »nr. if told, weak! fwul mor* Use fir-tum ( ih-t * • itmu h-xptadsof ’les ’*-, not onlyEaroM •». bathi*oppurtntd h» buy tlwjft-cahiy t/svd<xi. < . . .• _ J ».1 .„r > IIS*, t, 1 .1 id.r-y ACh|sirn!! -l«sl mo-< -»Iromt'Jo th- m< - »■■■■ m this or #nv • o..nt>: y. <t his j-w.Tf»i w>'l np-i;i 11- if: ntire mwi-.cni worm w.nax. y. i - o--- • - - I’.ss r-ur. Kt«h. Brvwn Aucmr.l. «. Berg-on. j*!'*i. !,!.• iirt famiUur l.t him a» to IMwr.ylve*, and white ew mra i n-trdn»» fa-L Ita bokt* fa»t to old frteud* tapucloasly. an-t 4f i!k nUtfiBit/. «!i«n* »>«• .. . no* cautioner, oxpcjrtefatta faring l«nz •■dur'* proven thi-t ire. and tiften '' D" ! tmi I* the mnfnxpri: - < l D-. Humphrey la th® only phyricUn who ■ •■! Pie kp-cisl advantage of European •trnntniw l»»e •­ , t.d i-'udiiw In mlcrc-Topy of the blood Ins hsripenrd unusa■ • iraue*. who carrim with him a foil line straetivp otivratiuD. .catramenta and app&mtnu for making tir”} rctantific *x«rninatlo<M «f the various: > tirr-■ and arerrtiooa of the ix-dy. as tha bhoxi. dixchurg.* «>f any kind, entarrh• ..rvti- n». etc., etc., which axnmlnationa • no- • oouhMered indiepearible to a correct faithful testimony, and w* n brother .t > be taken ton second pair of rollers for a given | in the ministry once said to me, "Faith­ second: reduction, in principal eueDtUlly { fulness Is success." If we an-, faithful the same na tbe first. To the xecdnd pair (God will w.o to the results. Consider Luke ofrolldr* succeed othcra until a fifth or xii, , 4-’. XiX. 17; Iter. IL 10- We do not even al xijth judr is renchwi. Each pair read of any followers ot Jesiwon the whole has more ccmigatfom. to the inch than its l-.lnnd. • but we do find a false prophet. predecf-Mora, nnd htu» ita two rollers placed 7. "Which was with tbe deputy of the dljcovorod br tho eminent Indiana hpoctaltecin nearer JogethA-. ( country, Sergtas Paulua, a prudent man; Dcrvc.ni discafca. It fees net contain opuites or in following tbe partly broken wheat to who , doEvorou* rtra.:* -Iluvo t<cen takina DM. calletl for Barnnlias and Saul, and de­ IXEMTOir.tTIVF. NERVINE*br the adorn! pair of roller* we left behind J sired to hear tin- word of Qod." The false EpHcnay. From tfcprczitcrtoJannary ar.rutxB m» for ft moment the flour anil middling* prophet had made friends in high places, using ttei Jicrvlnc 1 had a: least ,5 eenw.ilMona, due to tho first pair’s action. Thww two Janti aatati wok no d^abt well pleased with produdta, the miller reminds ns. were de- jIds servant’s sucress. There bare Ijeen -1 fay® I>cen utiniiDB. MILES' KESTOBATTVH XXBVlNEfcr about four month*. It livenxl by the scalping reel iw u mixture. many , fabe prophets who hhvc iuui much He now submits them to n bolting reel, a (success, and there will be mnby more. frame leltid with silk having hundredspr bad no nit.ick.— Uu.tl C. BraUne, Iscnthvitte. Pa. t*. "But F.lyma'i, the forcercr, withstood Fino book c f croat cum and trial bottle* 1'IXKE ti)ous.-n><I* of aperture* to the aquaro tach. ,them, seeking to turn away the deputy atDramlsta Uvcrywbaro, oraddrvs* Tbif. reel ia eyliudrical. a form much pro- ,from the faith.” There is direct opposi­ DR.MILES MEDICAL. CO,. Elkhart. Ind. ferabU to-’the aix xideil'shape of old put- ,tion and’antagonism Iwtween Christ and terns.'l Through ita apertures the tluur ,antichrist, the true-and the false, and A DMT NISTRATOR’S BALK' readily, pare-cs. leaving tho mid-*.lings tn ' when preachersr»f truth find no one resist­ In the matter of tbe estate of Samuel Beckqthe rod!- In this way scalpinguud bolting ing them it ia clear that the devil does not deceased. ' reel* follow up each suwessive pair of (rare a 11g for their preaching and fears !;■> Notice is hereby glv«n that I shall sell at pub­ rollers] their meshes gradually becoming harm to his kingdom from their milk and lic auction, to the highest bidder, on Friday. Hie uh day ot November. A. 1». 1W.‘. at 10 diner mid finer. How much finer depends water, namby poinby. goody goody kind ci o'clock In the forenoon, at the late roideuce of upon the character of the wheat and the talk. If the preaching is God’s own truth the late Samuel Beck;>v on ilta prvmtsee herein­ general conditions under which a mill is the devil will Imte It and soon show it. after described tn Hie towntuip of Thoruapple, In the Count v of Barry. I» the ntateof Michigan, upcratid. As a rule the ailIta run one “Then Saul (who is also called Paul), pursuant to Iteensc aud authority granted to rue numlxjr or size finer nt each reduction., . filleii with tbe Holy Ghost, set his eyes on on the ninth dav of September, A. D. irtK. by We are shown a variety of cloths, all of him." Thia is tho first time that Saul is the ProtMite Court of Barry County. Mlchlgao. tho vtate, right. tiUc and interest of the said European make, ranging from 576 to 1 called Paul, and it h interesting to notice all dectuvuHi of. In nnd to ’lie real'estate situate meshes to the square inch. that the deputy's nrnne is Paulus. Here and Itclng In the County ot Barrv, in the Stateot Tiie durability of these silks is astonish­ is a face to face encounter between u serv- MlchhratL known nnd described as follows, to­ ing. With soft wheat n reel will serve six: ant of Christ nnd a servant of xatau in the wn: Tiie west half of tue east half of the north east •■imrter of section fourteen G4) in town or seven years and remain in good condi­' presence of tbe deputy, reminding us of four (4) north range ten (10) west Barrv (brants'. tion. Wheat attracts moisture so readily’ the magicians who withstood Moses and Mlrh. Silas Bkckist. ]>£('!. Sept. a. A. D., 1392. Administrator. from the atmosphere that ibj dampness’ AuroiiTand taking us back evep to the foretells a coming storm us certainly as a1 time uf Cain and Abel. falling barometer. On muggy days boltingI 10. "And said. O full of nil subtility* and NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. is so niuch retarded that if poAsibie the: all mischief, thou child ot the devil, thou' State <»f Michigan, County of Barry miller slows down operations. enemy cf all righteousness, wilt thou not Notice I-hereby Riven, that by an order of Under his guidance we nthv retrace our cerjse to pervert the right Ways of tbe. Uje Probate Court (or the County of Barry steps tp where wr left the (tolling reels de- Lord?" So Peter was crmblud by the Spirit nwd.« <n> the 1th day of Oct.. A. D. isre, months from that date were allowed for cred­ Ilvcrii thdr middlings. We are now to to rend the hearts of Ananias nnd Sap­ aix itor to i»re.»rnt tliejr claims against the estate see what becomes of them. Mixed as they phire (chapter v. 3. 9). Thus plainly ,T«r .limes N. Hartkorn, late of said county, are with partfcles of bran, fiber nnd other sus spoke to the self righteous Jews, tell­ der eased, .uul that ail <-r editors of sat<l deceased ate required to isre vut their claims to said impurities, they go to a separator, ecu- ing them that they were of their father, I probate Cottrt. nt tiie Probate offlee. In the City trivcdlupon n principle as simple as it is the devil (John viii, 4-4). How much re- o! Hasting*, for examination and allowance, on ligiousrfiss there is today which is only a or before the 4th day of Aprtl next, effective. such claim* will be heard before said In windy weather, if wc inspect the dust perversion of 'the truth nf God,«aud there­ aadihat court, on Wednesday, the-Uh day of Jaouan. borne to the window sills at the various fore of the devil, God only knows, but it nod otK Tuesday, the uh day <3t Apnl levels t'f a tall building, wc find n decided will all be overthrown iu dns time under next, at tea o'clock In the forenoon of- each of diffeft-t-.ci* in ita quality. The dust which the nnme of Babylon (Rev. will, 21-24). those daj>K Dated Oct. 4th. A. I>. 1M>2. has rikn to the top story is much finer Contrast tho true and the false in Jer. Chai*. W. ARMATitrixo. Judae ot Probate. than the dust deposited at the ground floor. xxiii. if. •*». . IL “And now behold the hand of tbe The wind has carried light particles fur­ ther than heavy ones. This notion is Imi­ Lord is uj-qn thee, and thou shalt ix,blind, tated In the aspirators and purifiers nf our not Feeing iho sun for a season. Ami Im­ mediately there fell on him a mist and a mil). A sharp blast of air is directed aguinrt the mixture of middlings, bran darkness; and he went aixr.it seeking some and fllicr. As the flngr mid lighter frag­ to lend Idia by the hand." The hand uf ments1 can l><! blown further than the our God is upon nil them for hood that heavier and coarser, they are separated .seek Him, but His power and His wrath is into their tpecial boxes or chutes. Puri­ against ail them that forsake Him. With fiers are ma<!e in a variety of designs. These His right hand Ke dashes in pk-eesthe machines are set at the task of dividing enemy (Ezra viii, 22; Ex. xr, 6). The middlings into coarse, fine and low grades, hand of G xl by His servant when Laid incidcntnlly freeing them from any admix­ upon Saul intve him sight nnd fllle.l him <-re used in the with the Spirit (Acta lx. 17,‘ 18», but now ture ot bran and germ they mnj’ contain. preparation of As t he rollers have gradually turned out the same Imr.d of God gives blindness and a finer .and finer product, a point is reached trouble. Everything depends upon our rcwhere middlings, germ and bran aro de­ Intion to God: obedience brings blessing, . livered in particles very similar in their and disobedience brings cursing. 12. "Than the deputy, when he saw whet minute size and weight The differences which exist betavoen them arc too slight was done, believed, being astonished at the tor any process of separation to seize upon. dortrineof the Ix>rd.’’ The sorcerer had The silk of the bolting reel can divide prtaialjlv surprised him by some wonderful I small particles from large; the Aspirator, things, but he had never seen anything i OT purifier of other type, can disunite light like this. If we would commend Christ to which is absolutely F“re I particles from heavy ones. Here the others it must bo by sunk manifestation of and soluble. rflettlv. limit ot. both Is pu«a. Now bj Hi* power in us ns will make it clear that It baa more Hum Ikrtt tiaia the strength i bringing his final mixture of middlings, He is greater thnn Satan.thnt Hb joys are i genu and bran to rolls of smooth ™rf*re greater than tho* the world can give and of Cocoa mixed with Starch. Arrowroot I the miller si- s up precisely such a differ- that 4 life with Him is truly excellent. or Sugar, and u far more economical, ■ ence of strucoure among them ns a sepa- " 13. "Now when Pau) and his company catting lot than one sent a cuj>. It • rating procei demands. He breaksup the loosed from Paphos they came to Perga, in Pamphylia, and John, departing from . ia delicious, nourishing, and exsilt ! middlings' into still finer fragments, fiotthem, returned to Jerusalem.” This ro­ tens U>« gern, and thoroughly DIGMTED. _____ __ 1 the bran from the middlings. This last turn homo of John was afterward the i and finest yield at middlings can now bs cause cf the separation ofPwl andBaxriabaa, but at a later penod wa find Marx | separated by bolting reels of __ eoares nmik-Cincinuati Commercial Ga- Lvery dear and faithful to Pant HeadachE! Unlike ma Dutch Process No Alkalies h th bo-lr *’”i ’"I'd, (.■tn to<» ’ 'irrk. • !-* fotetfa-t. Tl* r.yn «• rancimn < r ■' ■ " ' ’LT,. V tbunCl’vd * Lyj<-rn.1rr.lhabl»«‘f >nt>> .1,1. i ...-til r 7»-*r> ■TAI until prnuuiiuro c««Cb cit»e» the *• o»Ol«sna«« *>f Women, tu > f alcr Mkiopic nnd other oMODtial tastmi.ienta tor making a strictly fiist cIsMmagDO* ; si* iu many atara,' tho afflicted would do well to call upon th* doctor and gsC bla opiuivn SuwthactuuJ withunt th® ,»® uf thaknU® or Sttstle*. No enttinx. no pain, no diutgortin in. Maubotxl Porfactly Restored. Qotck, paloJ?’ * and rort5ia , c. .,r.-;Aivedtoea»BB. nil or any of which uro ItXU tnaahixv’.. ar-*nc"tfirfb(p<'rrnk- • curable op to * certain time; U.»t 1*. until each Ii pereons anJlcrini 1 la the morning for rn Mickknn .snd No unforV *raiiiE ? Crtrvo. (■••nvaltriU'It irvo nil.. -■ •4. nttal. Absolute cates j.unrautecd. fvtk Incurred. Kp tep*y or FitsmI*nHfio11v 'rreted-’-l ..Mtlveij cured by n-nov-r-fsi-iua mHlwd. n..-r- n>!rr* 1«reu tr.npu with dianU* "fo r i.i»i"4 t-4* «-«*• juritKW CU13pound*, shooia call «ud *«-.• tin* ^^VFcnderfnl Cure" hr my improved m"»lu rxt «-f trretuient iu>c *1 la n,”ty‘'0" J'? hiilre. preaistnf® ilealinx of ren'dr rower*, ■nd kindred nflretino*. whk*rt ba*^ I’4*® «**i^<5 <ir Wtaihfoiix ,»*<*«• ?;• h Laolxor fnllw rn*’ *5 Other Chemicals I.BakiirWs Breakfast Cocoa, I W.hk«&C^DmbKtK,llM. ir �HOLIDAY : SALE! SECOND : GRAND F.: W.: GREBLE The Furniture and Carpet Dealer INVITES YOU TO SECOND GRAND HOLIDAY SALE. WHICH WILL CONSIST OF OF ALT, GRADES AND PRICES, Fine Easels, Lace and Cheneille Draperies, a large display of Oriental Rugs, Willow Goods and Fine Pictures, Fancy Chairs, Divans, and Tetes, Side Boards, Book Cases and Extension Tables WE INVITE COMPARISON This Sale will commence Thursday, Nov. 10, and will be continued to i n. 1st, 1893 Don’t buy your Christmas presents until you inspect my stock. HASTING,S MICH North Side Main Street. cultural exports increased. in the same where they belong—on the outside of the year to over "8 per cent of the total, an party. But it is possible that, in return excess of three to four per cent, over lhe for his favors toward certain candidates on Thursdays November io, 1^92. record ot the last few years. Tiie battles of tbe future will not be the middle of the road ticket, he may be fought with balls'nnd bayonets for territor­ remembered by the democracy, Even a ial posses.-ions so much a* with brains for jratwasher should be paid. the possession of commercial advantages, THE HASTIXGS, Mica., PO8TOFFICK, and consequently 1 believe tlia: In tbe AUGDBT 14. 1379. battles of the future between rival nations There was less of friction, leas feeling. ‘protection must/play an important part. But it fi^oulilXot be considered by Itself less disturbance of business than in any alone,- but as a part of a general system, previous presidential contest. tbe ultimate result of which will be to furnish us Iwlth large markets for our It’s all over now, and the campaign patrlHon. J. M. Busk, United States Secreta­ main products and at tbe same time to se­ cure to our own producers and manufac­ otfean attend to his own business again if ry of Agriculture, at tine request of the turers our own home markets, free from ' he .has any. . Chicago News Record. has contributed to disastrous foreign competition. t> that journal ail article on prelection as It relates to tbe farms. Tbe following are Notatolen| not original, but given with Odessa, Nov. 7.—Furious storms hare extracts from the secretary’* article: due credit to the author. It Is good demo­ been raging during the past week over tbe I cannot see that there are any Insuperable cratic gospel, such as Andrewjackson Black ma. Eight vessels bare been lost difficulties In carrying out tbe principle of protection In this way [with reciprocity.] preached In 1834 and for years after and and the crews of threo steamers drowned. Such stormy weather has uot beea seen on »It 18 a matter simply for practical Investi­ never retracted. This edifying and point­ the Black mm for many months, and much gation. In order that we may know just ed discourse Is from the New York Sun: distress has been occasioned among sailors what rate of duty will furnish our home One duty of government is to protect tbe and fishermen, both on account of the loss manufacturers and jiroducers adequate of life, and of vessels ami the number labor of Its citizens: protection. I say manufacturers and pro­ Munich Is a gallery and center of art. of vessels afraid to venture out to «eo. ducers, because I wish to be distinctly un­ German women with as many as six chil­ Fatal Collialon In a Tunnel. derstood as advocating adequate protec­ dren saw wotxl in its streets for IS 'cents a tion for all American industries, and I ST. Loris, Nov. 8.—A freight and con­ day. »May a merciful God sink the United have no more patience with this free raw States 10,000 feet under the sea before tbe struction train came into- collision *in the material talk than I have with free trade hideous spectacle shall become an incident tunnel under the "Kitig’a highway’’ on talk. of our civilization! Nearly seven hundred the Wabash road in the Western part of Il is American labor we want to protect million dollars’ worth of tbe starvation la­ tbe city yesterday and Bat Carmody, a and American homes, and I do not. .as a bor of Europe in the form of manufactured fireman, was so badly injured that he has consistent protectionist, regard as a sub­ goods imported Into this country. That since died. E. L. Hill, a brakeman. nnd\ ject for free trade an article into the pro­ which came from Belgium In bales and John Murphy. an engineer, were slightly ■ portion of which, in a form available for boxes represented the Wages of 2’J cents a injured. Twelve cars were wrucluxl. use, American labor enters. If the condi­ day for women and 43 cents for men; and tions are such.; for Instance. In Canada he highest, price paid for labor repre­ PniLADKU'ULS, Nov. ".—During a quar­ that a Canadian farmer can raise certain sented in loose cargoes of Belgian steel and crops more cheaply than we can. 1 would Iron represented wages less than KO cents rel over his wages Heuty Enhart. aged 33 protect our American farmers by putting a day. Compared with these lhe wages of years, threw u lighted coal oil lamp at his such a duty on these products that CannCarnegie’s men at Braddock are the in­ wife Mary, aged 40 years, Sunday night ■^dian fanners could not ’ undersell them. comes of prince*. Italia laBOr-ta. Italian The lamp exploded and the woman was so In the same manner I would protect our merchandise was Imported Into this, coun­ badly burned that she died at the Episcopal fruit growers from Mediterranean fruits, try In fompdiltion with American I labor, hospital. The affair occurred iu the Enhart and would encourage tbe fiber Industry in The at price* that would fill sensitive souls household ou Kensington avenue. our own country, so that eventually the with horror, and alarm the thoughtful for husband is under arrest. bulk of onr hemp flax and other vegetable the future ofj tbe human race. The pay In Smallpox in Washington. fibers should be produced at home. I am lhe cotton factories of Naples Is 20 cents a SEATTLE, Nov. 7.—Tacoma, as wall as for tbe protection of the American day; of the Neapolitan marble and granite laborer’s home and labor, but 1 am equal­ cutters, from 40 to 50 cento a day, accord­ thia city, has smallpox. Ono case devel­ ly Intent on protecting tbe American another Sunday morning ing to skill; of coachmen 30 cento; of wo­ . opednSaturday, Ur.x.l.. « -1-JI _ _ toner's home and tabor. men in lace factories 10 cents, and girls 7 Some time ago I received a letter from cents; of soldiers In the army $2 a month. an editor ot a journal published In the Of all the workmen in the glassworks of ding used in tbe lodging house* and in­ Italy, only the skillet! blowers receive aa fected witii the diseam* have been burned. Importation of Egyptian cotton had gradu­ high as a dollar a day, and laborers on Tho situation iu Seattle is not encourag­ ally Increased during the past few years, ____________________ farms, hoelug or making bay from 15 to 18 ingand whether, that being the case, I would cent* a day. working from sun to sun. THE DEATH RECORD. favor protecting the cotton grower in this God save America from such wages! In oawntrj by tbe Imposition of a duty on General Samvel Wtlie Crawtord, at the Swiss goods was tbe skilled labor of Mulga cotton. I replied that if It was Fi:i Mud possible to grow cotton in this coun­ ColootlV.xE. ILurraw, u-tumte ol cents, both competing with the ailk wea­ try possessing tbe characteristics which vers of Paterson. New York, Philadelphia te«ite trom Mlmtelppl, u Wuhlar induced our cotton manufacturers to send and Cheney. Glasgow, in Scotland. Is the’ Judo Jrm Couua, (nmlomt dttan steamship factory of the world, and Its blast furnace owners and Iron rollers of Atlanta. that thia department ia now en­ O. Tonunx, wan known merchant howl for free-trade day and night Of the n co-operation with certain oxperifamilies In that manufacturing Sodom itions In tbe cotton state*. In an 41.000 out Gt 100,000 live ki we room. Ricxard Bill, oldwt banker tn Well Hastings Banner EDITORIAL NOTES. WE ARE TROUBLED NOT A LITTLE E are not conceited enough to toll you that we never sell a poor pah ■?.' /’• The t*«l manufacturer will *omeUniei have bad luck and turn out ajwor goods THIS IS NOT WHAT TROUBLES US. for a reliable mauntactnrvr will make good. THIS IS WH>T TROUBLES US. Stems tautomer* will buy s reliable manu Hirer’a shoe*, thin pair turn* out bod, he naturally fools that we have detenu h i him raakew up bls mind t» slay a-Ariy from um In the future. This H wrong. Wewli tier W Don’t wear the shoes after they give ont. “ get the shoes tapped “ “ “ “ “ forget to bring them in as soon as they give out and we will make our guarantee good. Bring your Good Form ticket and get the magazine 6 months in:. . ONE PRICE SHOE DEALERS. y days m®^e everyone think of their overcoat and we have the largest line ever shown in the ic prices that we are selling them for cause several of them to leave the store daily. $1-0 overcoats we sell for $ 8. §18 overcoats We sell for §15. 12 10. 20 17. 15 12. 25 20. Now we don't say this to boast but it is a fact and we invite you to INSPECT and COMPARE. Yours respectfully, Iirftod State*. l Durtax the fiscal L W. HORRILL & CO ONE PRICE CL0TMIER5 �Jay McCallum, formerly of Cloverdale, but of late teaching school Io Biggsville. Mich, wu married Oct Slat, to a Mb a Francis Biggs, of Biggsville. Jay ia a graduate of the high school here and has many friends that wish him unbounded happiness. Hastings Banner. ’•Thu...!»>•;Novettbw IQ,WA, --- **• *• CO0*1 MIm Jeffords, of Grand Roplda. will hereafter bold her classes Ih-elocutlon and physualjMilturv. every Tuesday at Mrs. Atkins, on Broadway, Instead of the soci­ ety rooms. Those desiring to Join any of the classes will please note the hour?; ■Ladies class'Jn reading and practical the< • ry. 2:30 p. m, young j>eople's ejass In elo­ cution and physical culture, 4:45 p. m , children’s class In elocution, <yrectly af­ ter school. Private lessons by appointmeiit No engagements mode tor public or private recitals. . The latest swindling scheme Is one worked by two sharpers with a bicycle. One travels; through the country on a tlrstclass machine, stops at some town and claims to be hard up for cash. To raise some he sella his wheel for a small turn nun leaves town.' A few days later the other fellovr»comv3 along looking for a stolen wheel and gives a description and Absolutely Pure. number corresponding to the one ,hl« pal ;.r baking powder. HlghrM sold, dtocorera It la In town, claims It. • luir <rvr.ctL-Latest United proves his property and departs. The ■tit Enod Report. swindlers then divide the spoils. .lonutBC■•. u« Wall St.. POWDER personal mehtioh. oMre. David Browt of Ohio, ii viiitlng trtends In tbe city. i^fiM Rose Goodyear is visiting her •UIn Graed Rapids. The opening months a season we shall make you FAIR PRICES. Miss May Roberts spent Sunday relatives in Kalamazoo. v^r. Jas. Roberts was the guest of Kalimaxoo friends last week. */Slrs. Florence Bowne and daughter a-c visiting friends iu Allegan. remember as We are going to do business with you because we have just exactly and our prices are simply irresistable. you want, ‘ ATTRACTIONS WILL CAUSE A -TURNOUT I Miss Lucy Handle, of Philadelphia, is visiting relatives iu the city. j j/Mrs. A. Davenport has returned from a visit with relatives in Saline. > BOYJ । Mrs. P. T. Colgrovo was very sick last 1 week, suffering from a congesti.e chill. t i Mrs. W. J. Holloway Is expecting h r I mother and sister to visit her thia week. » QENTT FURNLTMQ QOObS. /Vred Koberly, of Philadelphia, Is visit­ ing Chas, and John Wrissert nnd families. ./Bev. A. A. Knappen and wife, of Al­ bion, »itn’. Sunday with friends iu tbe city. . l/flal Mosher, of Cloverdale, was In the CLOTHINO Our complete assortment insures perfect satisfaction in the selection of goods to eat are isfy individual tastes. You will find our large stock made up entirely of goods trustworthy, serviceable and the best of their class. Now that lhe campaign Is over It is well city Monday on his way to the north woods for all to consider what reading matter on a hunting trip. they will secure to entertain them during t/^rsuk E. Roberts returned to bls home the long winter evenings that will soon be here. We are now offering the greatest iu Irving T'.iunday last, after s pe ndir g Coqie in and see how FAIR we will treat yon, how well we will PLEASE you, and combination of good reading, nt the lowest about four weeks with friends in New York. ’ .. i.r. <t> your ntUflclkl teeth price. that has ever been offered, namely how much we will SAVE for you. <. 1? : »t>*<•' I one dollar for the Banner and New York Tribune, the hr ■ t.uidi-r. \ ou can apply It FOR A DAY OF THANKSGIVING. i t ur.1.utr. at.>i no .natter if two papers for $1.10 per year. Every rpo’ , ., ,, :>u|d flrrn'.y In the topic ot <he day Is discussed by experienced writers, and scientific questions are dwelt UAMJ.lt U.‘3. upon in a manner that cannot but Interest White flood. Wasuingtox, Nor. k—The president has Mich I Kin every one. i As to the Farm Department ' In this paper we have received tho follow­ Issued hia annual Tlianksgiving proclama­ tion ns foilown: ing excellent testimonial ' from Prof. “By the president of the United States of Eugene. Davenport, of Woodland, formerly • a professed in the agricultural college, America. aud one who has made the best methods of “A proclamation. *• farming a special study: “The gifts of GcrL to our people during . Woodland. Mich., Nor. 2, 1892. U* past year have been «o abundant nnd Cook BboH, Hastings, Mich. no ^rcial that the spirit ot devout thaxiksDear Friends—I l^ke the nrst opportu­ givffig awaits not a call, but ouly the ap­ nity to say that the Agricultural Ikpart-1 IF SO meut of th« New York Tribune Is. and I pointment of a day when it may have a common expression. He has stayed the has been for yean, one of the best managed in all tiie country, and you will make no, peatileneo at our door; He has given us. mistake lit recommending it to your more love for the free civil institutions in j lhe creation of which His directing provb patrons. , Very Truly Yours. denco was so conspicuous; He has awak­ Eugene Davenport. | ened a deeper reverence for law; He has widened our pliHauthrophy by a call tosu<£ I cor the distnwtln other lands:He has blessed ' our schools and is bringing forward a pat- | ■< - "Anri the way to save a dollar is to get a $20 dollar suit for $15 at ARCHIE MCCOY’S Honse to rent in the thlni ward, an ap­ riottc and God-fearing generation to exoWe guarantee to give you $20 for $15, $25 for ple street, central location. Alio fumlsh- cute His great and |wnerolcnt designs for furniture and carpet room. Hastings, Mich. ud moms. Enquin: of tie owner. 301 our country; Ho has given us great increase in material wealth and n wide diffusion of | $18, $80 for $20 aud $75 for $56 as long ns our bed room suits last. North Broadway, City. rententmeut aud comfort iu the home* of our people; He La« given His grace to the fcorrowlng. e Bead What Prof. Davenport Says. "Wherefore. T, Benjamin Iburkon, pres­ Woodland. Midi.. Nov. 2, 18W. ident of the UnjtJtl States, do call upon nil Cook Bbos., Hastings, Mich. • 'hinge* tor aCvertlRtuonta I !>ear Friends—1 take the first opportu- our pcopk tn tdieervc, a* we have been Tueadaya a: ;nte«t to : , nlty to say that the Agricultural Depazt- wont, Thunulay, tbe 24 th day of this month -v. i iu the i>-*uc uf the week • rnent of lhe New York Tribune is. and of November, as a <lay of thanksgiving to ( has been for year*, one of the best man­ God for His mercim nnd of supplicatiou I aged In all lhe country. and yntv will make for His continned care and grnre. Iu tes­ 1 no mistake In reootnmcudlnK It to your timony whcfvof I hirvo hereunto net my hand u:»l tanned the ami of tbe United I patrons. . Ste tes to I* affixed. Very Truly Yours, 92.15 at AVoolle) “Done at the city of Washington this 4th . \ Eugene Davenport. j Prof. Dayenport bekl n professorship In day of November. <me tbouv.ud eight hun­ . \ tiie Racket. Pr,^M .^grl "Jlural UvJIege. at Loi> dred and uinriy-two, and of the Independ­ I sing, which hr resigned to accept the Preu- ence of the United States the one hundred J-tth-rs. The altpt* forSl.OO. 1 idencycf ail agricultural 'coiiegg in Bra- and sevenUtm th. Bfxjawix II a i.;:-. s' By the president: { ’ zil. ■}! >1.10 ut the Racket. I ” South America. Ho has made farming JOHN W. FoSTKil, Secretary of Ftete." • a special study and always knows wbnt he • i '_IL’.-.. --__ - Remember that we send BROUGHT OUT THE GARDEN HOSE. t nl Ex-*jnakdr Pejd. ‘ 1• tbe - Banxeic aud. New. York Tribune, the ' two papers one year for 81.10. i boot with rubber com'1 ;• Woolley A Bro neon's. CoiVMi'VS, O., Nov. 7.—The City Ibdb , ti i .n-r'a akkueas wc will way ccmp.’myattcmpted.to lay double track i j e-' hatu at cost atid less. Rev. A. A. Knappen filled the pulpit in railway in Oak street Sunday. It bring the M. E. ehnrch Sunday, aud preached it Sunday tln> property owners could not In­ very able sermon. voke the altl ft the court very readily nnd a- about JWO empty LarThe U. L^jf.C. will meet with Mrs. M. in the meantime tbe company, much 11 eheqg. Un'. I at his W. Hicks,1 Saturday evening, with UM against the property owners' wishes, was likely tn get ile track down. (.'Larks -. i tuin ail in perfect condX following program: Quotations from Whittier. Funston »t<«d on his lot with a cocked re­ wid cheap «< Hastings Engine Gn-etan History, Mrs. Striker. volver. but was amwted. Mr*. I'linston U. S. nrd Foreign Powers, W. R. Cook. then took his place, armed with a garden :• >i|<L printed at this offi<4. Essay. W hit tier, Mrs. Geer. First half of questions asked in Oct., y. 'tr work ehewbere until you She swept the rtaeam along tbe street] i ebnnee to figure on it. \ Chat, answered in Nov. Pages 2X5—230 ■ Critic, Mpt. Hicks. anp drove the workmen oif. Women • . b w; Ih a new piper just ^Tbe Hastings Catholic Tralhhig Class neighbors did likewise find soon dozens of I I.y Miss Maggie Smith, hose pipes wero defending as many lot । •i I } I'islderalile experience In will meet | at the home of Miss Grace Pflug, Sfmday, from 4 to 5 o'clock p. m. fronts, keeping the men from work until Sheriff Guthke arrived with Injunction I Subsequently Superintendent1 • • ••!. is Inch. 2 feet, 3 feet and All Catholics interested In this work are papers. requested to attend. Atchison told the men to go to work again, • ,.iige for cauldron kettles, • - mktiS, etc., at Hastings En- /rhe society connected with Emmanual but when the sheriff returned to arrest After a : u Wdrka. | . / church will be entertained Thursday af­ him. he drove rapidly away. -;:.kru|)t »:«.k of shoes we® ternoon Nov. I7th. in society rooms, by lively nice of ten miles the sheriff capt­ Mesdair.es McNaughton, Van Arman. ured him near Blacklick.'b iL-ht at from 50 to 78 cents Mjidge, Heath. Upjohn and Bowen and •r. (.'all and get'prices. I the Misses Gertie Mudge. May Bross'eau CLAIMED HE STOLE COAL. The Racket. \ and Georgia Heath. Sapper from 5 to 7. । Bough Treatment of a Student at an ' pt this is the time of the* ^All_ Invited. Ohio College. twill want tax receipts The ladle*, of tho Baptist society, w II SpniNC.HF.LD, O.. Nov. 4.—There is contnl«er that we are In the serve diuuer* Thanksgiving Day. For | aldemble indignation among the better •* nnd do neat, substantial further particular.* see i ext week's Issue. class of students of Wittcnborg college On Thursday and Friday- ot next week , over an outrage perpetrated Thurwl* •• Io death when blankets and The necktie stock is now at its Nov. 17th. ami 18th.. beginning at half I evening 9:1 Will C. PugtJcy, a stride: ..i den goods are selling so past two on Thursday, the Annual Dis­ front South Charleston. best for tbe season, A gang « It don’t pay to en- trict meeting of the Women’s Foreign I masked students dragged Pngsley under a Our childrens $8.50 suits] have .iujurtt to save a tew cents. Missionary .Society, will l>e held lu the a hydrant nnd wituraUxl him with water no competition. •• ■ hade a line of underwear from Methodist Episcopal church. Delegates , for five minutes. They then strapped him This is the place forSjats."<A". are expected from all Auxiliaries in Grand | flat to a rail and roughly carried hint to > me. When you want to see Rapids District, and the meeting will be a brook, slapping him in tho face en Trampled about goods show our 1 tes‘arc not In It. an Interesting one throughout. Program । route. ■' Yours truly, busy spots. Just now the most dis­ will be published nemf wecFr-^,A cordial Thrown Into the Brook. Thk RACKET. turbed is the underwear counter. invitation Is extended to all In e jeuted In After clipping his hair in places they *^1 V. m. McPherson, while descending threw him util! fastened to the rail into Do yon know all about quality, etc., missions. 1 -"i bUi.'i at the lower hotel Thurethe brook and left him. His cries finally of underwear? ?.nd broke her kg. Mcdlcil asbrought assistance, but not until he was -i- tn< was promptly called and she. is TWELVE MILES AFTER A PAPER. | nearly exh.iijarcd. The barbarians excuse Yes, and we sell the best fitting Id'j.iiLwell as could be expected. . their action by claiming that Pugsley was and best-made clothing in the world. The Uanner In Gieat Demand. caught taking ccal from other students, ' • d ami reliable millinery goodscan alWe're always pleased to show you Last week Thursday we Intended to get but this is denied by Pugaby himself and be purchased at Rdssell's. Mre. other reputable students. Ths college fac­ the excellence of the Stein Block who manages this department, al- the Baxnkh in the postoffice before noon, ulty will probably investigate the whois • ba* the latest and best styles and by but In lifting a form one of our workmen Co’s rightly-tailored garments. ____________.. buying tor ca«lj she is prepared to give “pled” a part of It, and this accident de­ matter. Submerged Mountain and Forest. Hi'-.that are idways right and rcasona- layed us several hours. Our delay seems to have caused some of the candidates, ' During a violent storm on the English running on tiie opposition ticket, a great channel In 1888 the sea washed a cut Ekewhere hi this Issue will be found a deal of anxiety. Early In tbe afternoon, through on immense bank of sand near letter *n»m Ann Arbor, giving a few notes before we had gone to prew, they com­ Sk Malo, laying hare a portion of an an­ concerning things that have happened and menced to send some of their friends to us cient submerged forest, much of which is | will take place; at Michigan’s great seat of "to get a B.vnxkb.” The paper contained fast passing Into the condition of coat •eaniii.g, Barey county Is well repreaent- nothing that we eared to withhold from This forest at the beginning of the Chris­ ed at Ann Arbor and every person should the closest scrutiny ot anyone. Bnt find­ tian era covered en extensive tract along great pride In the University, which ing bow determined they were to get a tho coast, but. after a gradual sinking for La* Attracted attention In every part of tbe Banxkr only made us all the more deter­ hundreds of years, it finally became subworld, and made lhe name of Michigan mined chat they should not have one, and • merged by the channel waters and In »>dUr known In education circles in all we refused them to nearly a dozen people later years was slowly covered with drift­ Ptris <»( the globe, than any other state In ing sand. that afternoon1. Ph- Union. I By the middle of the Tenth century the To have still more fun with them we !l Is prophesied that this winter will be mailed" nothing but outside packages that forest iuelf bad disappeared, but Mount St. Michael, rearing bia bead from the center aftrrnrea, an 1 held back uur city list till ■cold one. Julius Ruasell has anlkF psted the demands of the people and has late In toe evening. A council of war was of the great wooded tract, could be seen oo hand a flne line of cloaks and furs, held and one or two of the opposition went for two centuries after tbe forest had sunk »'*mething that will look nice and drewy, down to Nashville on lie evening train to from view, and w.-u even accounted dan■nd keep you warm and comfortable at the get a Baxxxk from sefce of their friends. geroew to'harigat'.on as hue as the year 1000. In 1743 sAtious of this primeval for­ ^ao*0 time—and the prices of them wont We doubt whether the paper contained cause you to become Insolvent either. They « c :. t ti”t dhcloeures as they «vid< ntly est were laid Imre by a long continued east wind, but forest and mountain were both "ere selected W|ih a vtew of giving the expected, but their peace of mind do well nigh forgotten when again exposed by article for the least money, and no doubt fully repaid them for tbe expense of tbe fierce storms o< Louis Repabone should overlook hia stock If desiring tbe’.r trip and any trouble they may baye Ua e..----------------purchase anything In thia line. । ■77 KEN YOU EVERYTHING i GOES 1 AT : THE i LOWEST 1 POSSIBLE PRICE S JEEZE! DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY? A $ Saved is Better than $2 Earned JAL NEWS: - LI^CMLrtTlOH • ..•kJ 80 quires. | We mean business. Don't miss gettting one. They must go They are bargains. “THE HIGHEST TYPE of excellence in the Men's Overcoats that we are send­ ing out, ] many every day,} the favorites of the period -—Miltons and Kerseys—-strictly lead. The styles we are showing make a young man - lacking one} envious, and any man, younger or older, comfortable on a cold day. . . JOT THESE ITEMS DOWN: IT? �' I II ■ flflfllYIK fH® KU®. MANY INVENTIONS. RHODE ISLAND HAS PRODUCED MEN ltd to eonflrm sotnt vnai^iainM relation bar SfT"" appearance £ U. rook KIM Ml.. inSh. 4m UM «b« 4.plorM Ilk. , «xindU>»ra«m,,» 1UU, Jlp0< , t|rk’! rowing mu in a dory across the narrow har­ bor ot Marblehead. He had little gold do the family washing. Yearn of industry have rewarded lhe ebon hued coapie with rings in hi* eare and »tuft of coarse gray said • ooedollar room. I decline to a seat little bank account, ami outward hair stuck out horizontally on ids chin. It for IL” The clerk protest*!. “Prodf^ evidence of their thrift is shown in a costly was just at sunset, and the wavewora my tatter." and shotting h«r ens she be­ ROXSIUM furnished cottage situated not far from J. rock inclosing the harbor, the old man, the gan to quote from that eplstUhi dear ■yllAblea to her victim while hr wautheir employer's residence. During tho past hundred years tho in­ dory and the old town silhonuted In Wack Belew ths bridge, M U vmli uiiabilug dava; Perhaps their thrift might also be ventors of Rhode Island have contributed against the crimson sky looked ext remely fumbled over the correspondence. Ai> About 3 o’clock in the morning two men ascribed to mammy’s propensity furtaking largely to the present perfection of the picturesque. The harbor was crowded parcntly tho letter verified what she said ■■kared the Mitchell building, and getting things that didn’t belong to her. For bet- machinery used tu modern shops and mills. wift yachts, for the New York Yacht clnb for be answered nothing, but turned nata jpto the elevator mounted to the sixth eral weeks the lawyer’s wife noticed that Some of them have more than a state or * fleet was there on A visit, and naphtha and hamtad her a check for another w»C: floor and went straight to the rooms of the with each washday some little knickknack national reputation, and the value of their launches palling bgata and sailboats were “No, I muat see it first beforil pay. , Lie an tho sward and dream tho Lours away. Uaited Spates assay office. One of them Could hear the wind’s soft whbpor aa of yore. or ornament would disappear; but as the inventious has been recognised wherever shooting all about tha harbor in tho half money; come, ray cbildreu.” aud they Could breath tho odon.us airs of ranlahod articles were of trilling value she demurred power has been applied to machinery, both light failing from the sea and the stern marched off in stepL heads erect. carried in hi* hand a bundle the size cf a thin brick, wrapped in paper. Bo laid it accusing lhe old Degress'of stealing them. at home aud abroad. The inventor of the hint!. Tho clerk turned and relieved himself by One day, however, a handsome piece of slide lathe, Daniel Wilkinson, was a Rhode “Gollyi” said the boatman ns a launch bullying a row of men. The woman soon down on thu counter in the office and slow­ 1 long to throw the burden of my years . bric-a-brac was missed, and she communi­ Island man, who, having made nothing shot by nearly running Into th* dory, “I’ve returned at the head of he* column.. “The ly unwrapped thelbundlc. It was a gold Far down Into oblivion’s deep aby»— brick. 'Hie clerk took' the bullion, and To clear from my dimmed eyes their bitter cated her suspicions to her husband. The out of bls universally used device, was been a good many year* about this harbor room will do," and thotranaaction wa*.. , latter volunteered to take the matter in paid $10,000 by congress a few years before nnd don't want an accident at my time of eluded. "But, stop: I do not connect with stepping across the floor placed it in one of charge, and that evening set out for the his death because the government had the pans of a large pair of scales. Then ho the White mountain trnin at FaU R!-.vr Ufa.” old folks’ cottage. Arriving there he found adopted the mcchanhm^or its shops. Thu » “How old are you, captain?” I asked. I “Your tickets are to Boston." The lir’ i. closed the office windows and placed some I love to live again tho sweet old days— the mr.le half of the household sitting on iuventor of tbe braiding -machine was n knew It was safe to call him captain. weights in the other. When it balanced Forget the Labor and tho nights of palm woman then became heroic. ‘Twill mise the veranda, so sat down to chat w(tb him. native of this state, and like Wilkinson “Well,’’ was tiie reply in the peculiar my train, but 1 have bought my tick , ' nicely he went to his desk, took out a Forget all care aud life's hard, cruel ways1 want to be a little child again. When the lawyer bad a good chance he he lived to see others accumulate fortunes dialect of "down coat," “I am seventy-two and I’ll stand by them.” The little w.>n . blank form and wrote to the effect that peered through the open doorway into lhe by manufacturing the machine of his In­ years old. Never had a day’s sickness till looked around tho pen proudly. rnt«» •• «0 ounces of gold bullion had been re­ house, and much to his surprise (?) the ceived from the St. Louis Smelting and Inst year. Then I was hauled out for two seemed a pity there waa no fin- t /> . vention. t , first thing that met his gaze was the miss­ Refining works at the United States as­ The builder of tho first successful power weeks with the grip. . My father won 105 and wave. “You will connect Inter, m ..;' It is often amusing to watch a r juk ing bric-a-brac. He turned to the old man loom introduced into Rhode Island mills when he died, and my mother lived to be am.” The woman abandoned her I. ■. say office, to be assayed. This waa signed manipulate a brand new white fas ’ <*wL«o and asked how the article happened to be was paid $l,5rt) fur the machine that won ninety-four." All tho time there wns run­ attitude to give expression to her nr.ii. ■ by E. C. Jewett, the assayer iu charge, and the men went away. This Is the first step tossed to him in tbe opining inning V dur* In their possvsaion. The old’fellow fairly Invaluable to cotton manufacturer*, and ning in my head the refrain of Longfel­ shrewdni-t-s. ^Andthec > ■ v.-i,, , for transfer for Mlf a&i fa. < : . the government takes toward obtaining ing the progress of the game. The; all go grew pole with fright and tremblingly enabled them to Increase production to an low’s poem of "Floyd Ireaon:" through tho same little performan. - pre­ gasped: eluded in tho lastt’’ "Very’ wUl." incalculable extent. There are other* precious metal for coining purposes. ’Ere’* Flo'd irwou for his herd. Lord heart. “Fo’ de Lawd's sake, sab, I done spec my whoso names arc not familiar to tho pul>It is extremely interesting to follow this vious to delivering the ball, tiie sri pur­ Then glancing down at u hutibh- w Taxed an tealb’r’d an carrtd In » cart By tho »»omeu of Marble’esd. lie, although their inventions without ma­ process of assaying through oil the steps pose of which, they will tell you, iv to gat wife took iu” Ing individual oni her native hiT-t.'i “But, uncle,” continued his questioner, terial alterations have been universally Here at last I had found nn old time addressed the cleric with her »«ti!! . until the value of the gold is determined a good grip. To deliver a new ball to the bat without this bit of preliminary acting “didn’t you know that was stealing?" employed.-upward of seventy years. One New Englander whose maternal ancestor manding the department tone*. and the government’s check given for it. "Yes, sail,” wa? the mournful response, of these is Aza Arnold, n pioneer manufac­ might have been one of those same women wait on this lady; she has been here ■ While Clerk Rex was filling otit tho re­ would be considered evidence th.tt tbs' . ceipt Mr. Jewett explained thu marvelous pitcher was not in good trim. Upon re­ "an I’ze prayed fo’ her, I’zc reasoned with turer uf Rbcxlu Island and an inventor of Marblehead who gave Skipper Ireson time.” As a drama it wm nothing. . delicacy of tbe scales. Their weighing ca­ ceiving tbe ball from the umpire the her, I’ze whipped her, but ‘tain’t no, use, whose name was perhaps more prominent his unwelcome ride. cept as illustrating bow tho small ... sah; it ’ s hereditorial in tho family. ” — Chipitcher first examines it in a critical man ­ “Are there any Iresona living here­ ■ions of life may. be utilized In a large .■ than that of any other man interested In pacity is 5,(XX> ounces, aud it is possible to I cotton mills fifty years ago. indicate by them a difference in weight of ner** Convinced that it Is a regulation ball abouts?” I asked. impressive manner; where a iargc-r . <;• • one grant. To illustrate so that thir. may without a flaw, be then rolls It around in i Aza Arnold was the son of Benjamin “Well, there be some Lrcsons in town, has been wanting,1—New York E-.tLing his hands with great vigor. be easily grasped, two heavy men could bo put they ain’t drscendanta. Same family Sun. • | x A shabbily dressed young man stood ,in AruoJdj one cf the Providence county peo­ formerly he took up a handful of dirt placed in One of the pans, and by removing ple of that name, aud Isabella, daughter ot they claim, but 'taint no descendanta.” • In a Dottor'a Office. a pin front .the coat of one of them the bal­ and rubbed it all over the ball, in order to the shadow of the stairway leading to the Paul G reene, of I’oto womut Neck. He was Then the old man got excited and rested kace would be changed. Still it would be render It a less.shinfog foork for the bats­ Battery place station of the L road Thurs­ born nt ,Pawtucket iu 1780, and learned the on his oars while his right h;md vigorously “Speaking of quern* people,” said the indifficult to obtain the exact weight ot the man, but lhe rules now forbid that. He day afternoon. He was talking with the carpenter's trade with John Smith, of thumped tho gunwale uf the dory. mild, “I don’t know n place where you'd, men. owitig to the constant change in the is therefore compelled to do the rubbing proprietor of a newsstand whose wares are Wickford, but afterward was n machinist, "That was the goll derndest outrage meet a more variegated assortment cf men’s bodies by perspiration and other with his hands, and this is done in an en­ displayed beneath the stairs. A'stahvart aud iu 1812 operated the Butterfly factory that ever was,” he blurted out. "Ireaon cranks thou in a doc tor's office. I’:.; un­ ergetic manner, as though determined to policeman wns.«trolling leisurely along the in company with George Smith, who was wern’t no more guilty than you be this causes. der treatment of n (umouf specialist here, sidewalk whirling bis day stick, which After the bullion’s weight was deter­ rub the cover oil.' Having rubbed the ball his uncle by marriage. Their busincM minute. He wanted to go and wive them and in my course of dally visits to hm mined oni these scales it was taken to the until all the dirt on the palms ot his hands was attached to hia wrist by a leather wns making woolen blankets. At this people, but that pesky crew wouldn’t let office, extending over a r<u;.!<• < f furnace room and placed in a blaeklcod is transferred to the cover of tho sphere, thong. time he invented the “endless roving” for him. When they came back here they I’ve seen some quaint characters. The young man did not see the police­ crucible. This was set on a firebrick rest­ tbe pitcher looks around to .tee if all his carding machines. Previous to this Hl told that story os him. • It’s a goll derned “There's <mq tur.n who insists on a‘ki.-g ing on n grate and a fire built. around It. fielders. Ip and out, big and Little, are alive man coming, nnd lhe policeman appareutljrj roving was made by the carding machines' shame.” Then be rowed vigorously to the me if I don’t get awfully discouragt ! aii'l The fuel used is a mixture of anthracite and in good spirits. Satisfied on this point, httd no idea that the young man was there; in short rolls, which had to be pieced to- shore. "Some relation of the unfortunate down hearted and like to dir. He tavnrU until ho hail pnss-.d the entrance to.th* he gives the ball ono parting rub, and with coal nnd ichurcoaL After an hour’s melt­ gethcr In spinning. Fifty or sixty years Skipper Ireson,” thought I, "and what a ^ly speaks of himself in the past—she re­ ing, during which time It wns frequently a look which expresses great satisfaction stairway. A great change came over the; ago there were scattered over tbe coun­ thorough old New Englander ho is!" As 1 mote past. ’! us'tl to l>e very fond cf stirred with n plumbago poker, to which with its bright exterior. he finally throws policeman when ho saw the men by lhe! try. wherever there was a 1-horsc water paid him his fare I said, socking further whist,’ he lays plaintively Whenever he newr.stand. Without a word he stepped gold does^not cling, u sample of the metal it.—Albany Argus. power, carding maehinci that worked up discourse on the rugged history of tho old up to the young man aud gave him a sling ­ was dipped out with an ordinary clay pipe ing blow on the jaw. There was so much the farmers’ wool Into these short rolls of town, “You evidently belong to the soli, a possible future event, he adds, if 1 and poured into a small mold. The assay roving to be spun into a yarn on |be farm ­ captain?” rpartxh’ All that is so cheerfall is made from this, as it takes so much Since In obtaining power tronf fuel by force in the blow that the young man nar- | er's hand spinning machine. “Y’es," said he, “1 do, but my father wa* *‘*Then there is the than who faforvte longer for lhe larger quantity to coot A means of steam engines upward of 90 per rowly escaped falling down and the policeAt this date, 1312, owing to the war with a Spaniard, be was. He caiue from Cadiz, putting out his tongue and gazing a*. ;• i piece of the sample was cut off. pounded cent, is wasted in unused heat, while the (man’s stick dropped from his wrist. Englaufi, it was Impossible to import files, ha did." — New York Tribune. the mirror. Hu’s afraid to shake havi All this looked exactly like onaof those and then rolled through a roller of tool power obtainable for use represents scarce s and he Inveutcd a machine fop cutting with any one tecauM it keeps him fro: steel, looking something like a clothes ly morel than |10 per cent. of. the real valuei brutal police outrages that occasionally tirem, upon which files were mode fortheir noting Low his pubw is. If l!: . i:.<: .-; wringer, to moke it tnln. When thta was of the fut'.. under the very best conditions arouse lhe indignation of citizens. Cot* own use and for sale; but it was dropped done. Herman, tbe German who aids the lhe question arises whether there may not tniniy it had all the appearance of unpro­ at the close cf the war, when it became Thochlef endowment of man, as distin­ late in getting to Ha d&lcu this man cub •asayer id his work, handed the thin be discoverable a plan whereby a much voked assault. When I asked the police­ possible to import them again. In 1818 he guished from other animals, is mind and him n murderir and *pcak>-of ‘fatal *guid-.n strip to him and then went back to larger percentage of the real value of the man —— wfcat -sr~ his action meant, he replied invented the "oompottnd motion,” or, as soul. The spirit born of these is generally "Some of lhe people who wai; j\.- the the furaaic room to pour out the molten fuel may be turned to account as electric- I pltnsrintly; he called it, tbe “differential motion” believed to survive alone of man’s organ­ doctor's coming delight In silting di.^t. • ity, and through the latter os heat, light [I "Why. 11V- *he ’e ’s just one of a gang of about thousands! *into —'• the *• big mold. : mecliani»m icr for cumpouaaiiig compounding muuiucrau two different . ism. Mind and soul are therefore the two three of the ninguzinesuva l!y • fifty professional beggars and tdughs who mecuaDbm Mr. Je\ ett cut the strip into small or power. essentials of,our being, upon which our motions or uf speed iu to produce CF rotes mica u* pivuuw a 1i —------ — — •----- ------ r-w; ~. Tided for the anteroom table. They pieces, ant then, forming little wad cornuThis question has at present no answer. infest this side of tbe street Tenants linvo third rate »that bathe constant dlf- greatest effort* at cultivation should be >,■». should lu* (h** r?!f. . this fo tliat they may . .. U . .. ___ i___ _____ ___ ,.k *l.._ ..expended. r.Mtn.l.wl Th.duinro - enjoy - ■ the misery c! copias of iwilform ....____ ______________ weight, dropped t,*'~ “ into •«*• The subject has been alive la tbe minds of tried In vain to dislodge them or break up ferentlm These are nf of Mtmmon common vender. gender. ---ot the two, however much they |. | their fellows with n more uni:•>)y two of them iut) miiligrains (une sixteenth our must able engineers and inventors for the gang. They're not only a nuisance, Men and womeuaharecquapf therraponsimight change or differ. “Every une of a ddetofs patieiu • r. g.ir*.!« of an ounce) of accurate!}- weighed gold to years, and some havestriven bard to find a but a menace to people who have to pass This was, ns Zerah Colburn, the great bility of developing the loftiest enduring all the others with suspicion. XVhrtl.rrit !here. They go further than begging. be assayed. Into two others he put the solution to the problem. Records of sci­ arithmetician, expressed it. solving by qualities of their spiritual nature. Con ■ tame quantity of absolutely pura<gold. entific discovery have been earnestly ran­ They’ve been known actually to lay hold mechanism an arithmetical problem Hint this be done by perpetuating a system of because each r.f them wants rie skill for him or herself alone. idon'Utnuw. Enough silver was then added to uihke the sacked tu find some clew, or, as it were, a of a man and not let go until be gave them could not be solved by figures, berausL- of differentiated characters, a* inhering in But they all sit and seetn to any, ‘Now n!.. money. I try to keep the sidewalk clear proportion of silver to gold two to'one, ns guiding pc*t t*^ point tbe way for tho un­ sexes having n common destiny and under­ their running Into series of circulating enn’t that fellow go eff iu rica nod qui . this proportion is necessary in order that certain explorer. It now appears that wo of them, and about the only effective way decimal*. This motion he applied to thu going mutual preparation fur it? the gold should separate trom the silver may bo compelled to await some new dis­ is to punch them once in awhile.—New The me**; desirable nnd permanent quali- and die somewhere by bimself, ins;<•;.J of speeder, a machine used tojirepare cotton coming around here iuh.I worrying propkwhen Ixjiled iu nitric acid. covery, some new adaptation op some new York Herald. roving for spinning, and patented it in ti«s are Uium> in which sex is indifferent. with that autemortein face ' ' There w in all gold a certain amount of generalize Ian liefore the wny to thu ranch ' more truthful, honorabl1823. Its taiue was quickly appreciated, Which should A Ituasian Custom. people aro so incuushl silver, and it is owing to its presence and desired solution may be found. Coithful, generous — man or woman? :» In compliance with nn ancient Russian as It enabled the manufacturer to turn off Tribune. certain other foreign substances that the The effect on the general industrial and three skeins where he formerly had two, woraau liound tu any degree of politeness color of gold varies. The idea thnt gold economic development in electricity which custom., all the young men and women of not binding ft pan mnu? Courage is tra­ raid thui epurtity of the products was im ­ found in California or Australia is of such would follow the discovery of some not too the meicautile class in St. Petersburg as­ proved r.lmuKt in the some ratio. It won ditionally a mnkfuline virtue, gentleness, The circumstances that attend the il a color* because found there is a mistaken complex means for realizing an economy semble on Whit Monday, the former to testified In court by prominent manu- feminine. It Umre a nm Inspiring sight one. net* and death of wiki animal* are perhaps of eveu 40 or 50 per cent, of tho energy stare and the latter to be stared at. The facturera that it was worth to them five chan that of a woman cf high courage— lens well known than any otb.tr port ■ * young girls, dressed as richly as their After the silver had been added the value of fueT Is indeed almost incalculablewhether In countertteting a husband's de­ dollars per spindle per annum. It was leaden cornucopias were saueezed Up aud —Elihu {Thomson in New England Maga­ means will allow, are arranged iii long their history. Y’et when wv consider thurows by the sides ot the flower beds iu the quickly pdopted, and some Rhrde Island spondency or oaring for a bereft family— animal life, though in some each one placed in what is called a cupel zine. < • or that ot n man strong cn.xigh to be gen­ Summer garden with their mammas-•find­ manufacturers paid a royalty, but the A cupel is ii little cup made of aheap bones great duration, isiptturally brief and liable tle? Threo qualities guthetluster ?>y Jxiwell And the Fall River companies re ­ ing behind them. The wardrobes of. their burned to lashes, ground fine, moistened to an infinite number of accidents wit.'.. :t' change uf setting. A man is presumedly “It can hover be. Mr. Fish,” she said, mothers and grandmothers arc laid under fused. nnd suits were brought against and molded into a mold an inch long, an remedy and sudden dangers unfon* -ci;, them. After years of delay to send agent* aggressive, a commercial characteristic, the subject of the last days of tl•••-• n. bier inch in diameter, with a cup shaped de­ trying upO-* firm, although the tears were contribution, and everything bright and gaudy is carefully brought forward to en­ abroad to find if the invention was not more a fault than a virtue. Aggresalve- sorts of la-asts has a certain pathetic Inter pression al one end? The cupels were welling up in her forgetraenot eyes. uess has no just rights, except upon quespreviously known there the cases came to “Why not, Genevieve?” be asked, bend­ rich the drapery, tho headdress or the placed In a *n:all furnace with a tempera­ esu No doubt *11 aninfa’s ir ■■••• trial. The objection of the oppo-dtian was tionsof morals, aud there woman should ture of*about 1,100 degs. centigrade, and ing toward her until she could distinctly girdle. healthy nnd natural lives they lead, hr- i Some ot the young Indies are so covered that n negative expression in one part of jxiBscs* it equally with the man. “Strang’- strange powers of ivlf cure in v.’.-e vf nd when heated to a. white heat tho little hear him swallow the lump that had risen nnd "weak ” are terms traditionally charthe stjeaification-was not repeated in an ­ with gold and jewelry on them occasions metal chunk* were laid by the aid of tongs iu his throat at her words. "Don't you dent. TIio»e whose profess:-:i js to pre­ that their natural charms are altogether other pdrt. and Judge Story said to the ncterixiag men and women respectively, pare the skeletons of wild U-.-u-ts, large a:;-’ pne iu each jeupeh They melted,sputtered- love me any more?” “Yes. yes; I love you. Believe me, I love concealed; indeed the ludicrous excess to counsel for defense, “If that is your only born of physical contrast. On moral ques­ small, for museums and lr.bur«t-;jes t-p and bubbled, and then began to grow objection Mr. Arnold can surrender his tions tbe terms are misapplied. And xncnwhich this sort of decoration is sometimes you, ” she sobbed, hastily drawing her smaller. It) about tap minutes they were with surprise ot the number of.injuries carried goes beyond what ha* ever been at­ patent and have that corrected, nnd come tally, what woman aspires to weaknea:-? and fractures which the bciir* ixbi? “. but taken out and all tbe lead nnd foreign sub­ hand from his. “Tell me!” he asked with anguish, "have tempted elsewhere. Thus bedizened, the back here In ifn weeks ready to go on Self assertion to a domineering degree cer­ which have set tbcmselvra in n rough I stances had been absorbed by tho cupel, tainly is ns unlovely iu man *sjn woman. blushing damsels are drawn up in mute with tbe trial." leaving only the noble metals in little you learned to love another?” effective fashion. Accordingly he surrendered his patent, —Margaret N. Wisliard iu Chautauquan. “No!" she cried. “Oh, how could you rows, while the papas, in flowing caftans round 1mlis When these were boiled in But the “chaptered aeeidcK' - ' uinu;'. ' and curling beards, parade their sons up but instead of receiving It back in two v'~ nitric acid the silver passed into nitrate of doubt me?” life spares none, from tint stags whirr <■:•! and down. Here and there the papas and weeks it] was held in the patent office for “Well, then, why have you changed?" silver and th-.* gold was left in ita pure with horns lacked together <-:i the months, and in the meantime tbe whole ■ mammas try to lend the youfcg folks into “ It is — It is — oh, how can I say it? ” she state. By this wns found the ratio of pure A case recorded by Plutarch wonld seem tnln side to tbe lo_-.:<- which i ' conversation with one another, in the I code of patent laws known a* tho code of to support tho theory thnt during periods jerked out. “It is—it is—your namol” gold In the bullion. themselves upon the l arin-il wire t>f U •• ’My name?” ho echoed. "It is among course of which certain little looks and 1793 wns repealed, nnd the Dew code ot of protracted insensibility tho spirit of tho Ttnnsvanl farms, or tbe «icules which r '. The weighings of pure gold are used as a check to any particular conditions of heat, the Four.Hundred as well as yours. Mias emotions may arise, pregnant with future 1835 wxs passed, bo that when his patent sleeper. freed from tho Ixxly, wanders their wings u pant hetboras of the mini circumstances. Eight days or so after this v—* returned it wns under the_ new law, away tff rculnu and scenes not conceivable etc. . The ajwye.-knows the constitution, Codd.” Dedth by vtolcnce seems tu be the r-...- . ■ ring no patent under the old law, “You wrong ma You wrong me great­ bridal exhibition private family meetings weight and; specific gravity cf the pure by the ordinary soii-ks. A mon named the lower farms of animal life, cm < pt • ent off from entering suits for ingold used. When it is weighed after the ‘ ly,” she sobbed, drawing off his ring and take place, at which those whose hearts Tho.spiua, he lulls us, fell from n great the case of sudden plague* or change- • £ :;:euta under that law. He did not are captivated at the grand show are more standing before him Ln all her stateliness. heating process, if it has changed its height and was picked up to all appear­ season. Only tu the largest. qu.-ulnip. weight, it is fair to suppose that it is ow­ “I mean I can never be yours because it formally affianced to one another by their k;.uw the causu of this fatal detention of ances dead. There were no external has human fancy concede! the t- ' oi ■ ing to thfi conditions of huat or strength of would break mamma’s heart to sink tiie parents and relatives.—“Sketches ot St. his patent in the office until the latter part wounds about him, but the physicians natural and inrhr.p* pahilc>s death, .c; of his life. Wlica he was a solicitor of . Petersburg." family name, and how can I become Mrs. acid, aud that the same influences hove were satisfied of the fact of the decease. the remote, untrodden jpagle^w*.- r.j ;.•* patents in Washington he found in the bvgy at work on the assay gold. Byol- Codd-Fiah?"—New York Evening Sun. Arrangements were made for bis burial, elephants go to die.'lies still .-u. - c : ' ■ .* archives of the patent office a letter from lociiq? for this in the assay gold m true re­ but on the third day after his fall be re­ “undiscovered countries."—London r. It must be admitted that there is often* the lending counsel for the defense in his sult is reached. vived, much to the consternation of his __________ Bonaventure do Fourcroy, a clever so­ strong nnd apparently natural impulse case to the commissioner of patents say­ friends. In a short time it became quite tator. The next step was to find tiie weight of among animals, as among savage meh, to ing, "Hold on to that patent till you hear the gold and silver together. The lead ciety poet of the Seventeenth century, a liasteD the death of a sick comrade, which from mo," referring to his surrendered evident that the whole tenor of the man’s life had clianged. Previously {iis charac­ cornucopias were again tilled with certain splendid orator, an eminent advocate and Ahut contest was about to take plat,-in some canea takes lhe form ot deliberate patent. This, which ho had never sus­ weights rd tie pure and assay gold, but no on intlmkte friend of Moliere to boot, on and premeditated murder of tbe sufferer. pected, fully explained to him how he had ter was that of a reprobate and u vicious years ago iu a country town, th .• ’ sliver added. When melted in the cupels being asked one day by a magistrate what If even human sentiment at the sight of been defeated in hia suit by th» chicanery man, but after his insensibility ho over fol­ dates Obing a Lcgitimi>t. on Ork-u-.- ’ the baser metals disappeared as before, he meant to do with hia non, replied, “If lowed after virtue. On being asked the a Itepubfican. One Saturday inurmi.; : fellow creatures' sufferings be analyzed, of lhe lawyers. aud thu gold and silver were left to­ there Is anything In him I’ll make him a Benjamin Arnold, of East Greenwich, reason of the , change, Thespius related pie ran up to the wife of the Orlvat v • 1 ,;: gether. By subtracting trom the weight barrister; If not I’ll mnkd him a judge.’’— the two emotions of pity and disgust are constantly at war. Pity Is generally prior, nue of the sons of Mr. Asa Arnold, is one of that during his leug sleep his spirit had tlcian with the exclamation that "Ail ■•••. of gold and silver tb'e weight of the gold, been liberated from his body and had lost!" ofthc Legitimist rival was gwug • > bnt except in the highest natures it weak-' ti*i best known of living Rhode Island in­ the exact fright of the silver was ob­ scared away to a strange land, where it present every poor member of the <• ■ t•• ens with time. “Pity,” said Corbett, “is ventors. tained. Of course the proportion Is’usually hail joined n whole company of other gallon with a 4-poupd loaf after u Dot a lastfiig emotion;" and insu-ad of pity Among his many inventions is a new The grant value of shellac is its use in very smalt if the amount Is not sufficient • service on tho following day. T*>e la i r-. passing to love, disgust often becomes dis­ system of gearing—which is in extensive spirits. to pay for extracting, tho government does making varnishes, on account of tho line, His past life woa disclosed to him in all fiected a moment, raid then aiiid > '• like, .after a long contemplation of disease use in ninny different forms—for training not pay fcr It, and charges nothing for ex­ hard polish It imparts to the varnish. A, and deformity. power nt tho exitense of. speed. This con­ its hldeoi^ucss, and the glorious capabili­ would be equal to the occasw". Shc’-t ; fine; thin preparation made of this ma­ traction. Tbe ruder the state of society, the haraher sists of an external gearwheel having ties which were before him were revealed her word. As the people filed out <if ti>e , -Iki ‘Jitiru amount of gold In the bullion terial constitutes the lacquer with which' becomes the law, for we may assume that an internal gearwheel having a great­ in such n manner ns to make him ambi­ churcjion a Sunday morning the l.; uYound by multiplying its weight by the brass aud other metals arc coated to pre­ the dislike of the weak and sickly by the er number of teeth, tho inner wheel tious of attaining them.—Yankee Blade. mist candidate distributed his brc:“.. b i-. propoH'cc qf the gold- Thia Ih reduced to serve their polish.—Boston Globe, posted on the other side of the ih* ; ■ healthy and vigu^pus is un indirect if most being placed on an eccentric un tho shaft stand an i or coin gold by multiplying this Orlcanist ’ s wife presented to the rv. i/u •■ ’ ­ unpleasing form of the law of natural se­ so as to engage its teeth with those nf the How many truffle eaters know that the lection. Maternal affection must of course amount by ten aud dividing by uine, as of tho 4-pound loaves a pat of butt< r or a outer gear at one side, when the shaft and standard gold is only 00 per cent, fine, and dainty is a fungus growth found in loose be excepted from this general tendency. So eccentric revolved, one of the gearwheels pot of jam. As it turned < nt the wily ij<the depositor is paid by the government soil a few inches under ground, usually in; long as any young creatures are dependent being held fimt and the motion taken from noliceil that J une was thu favorite month publican carried the day after all. 60 per ounce of standard metal, equal to forests where oak, beech and chestnut; upon their parents, the tendency of the old the other The gain in power and reduc­ tor marrying and committing suicide. As happened to be a dealer in wines, ana sew­ he thought one was about ua bud us tho tion fo speed is m foverae ratio to the dif ­ trees abound? All truffles are imported, ©O.tJ7 for tine gold. Tho assay fee is oneIs to give most to the young who need it ference in tho number of teeth fo the two other, it seems evident that he believe* ing around a bottle to every poor bl- c’ eighth of 1 percent of tbe total value of none being found in this country. ; most. The devotion of bird or animal varies wheels. cn© cause would account for tho frequency he distanced his opponents and triumph­ fine gold, tfie melting feels one dollar, and directly with the helplessness of thuis off­ Among the machines invented by Mr ot both occurtencctf in "the month.of antly headed the poll.-Paris Cor. London A gem of tiie first order Is one worth the alloy charge about une cent on 1100, spring.—London Spectator. Arnold are a loom fur weaving cloth on n' leaves and rosea.’*- Whether such is the Telegraph. __________ r u «*«* — - 3100,000. It weighs 125 carat*. The color; rad after this _is____________________ deducted tho^assayer Has machines for making twill drills and fact or not, iL is certain that there aro gen­ hands a check. LoAhe oixaer the gcll is an intense lemon yellow. It_is said to; The Trouble with Docks. mending stockings, a mariner* signal com— . ------ ---------------------------Tiie entire time occupied by this,, com..­ be the finest large yellow diamond in the: The old man who leaned agmu^t the .a circular loom, nnd a machine for erally more suicides in June than dur­ There is a servant «IH in thia town whose pnss, [orkl, audit bus been liktned to asun-| plicated operation was from 9 a. m. until 1' lA W ny»ufac^ure ot interlocked cordage. ing nay other month ot the year’ and tew Mahiyropinn English is the wonder and All of these were practical, but his most of them are committed on rainy or what counter iq a Third avtDUu* bird rtorviuj p. m.. only tear hours.—St. Louifl Hepubother morning at least hud the air ot amubcment of her friends. On one hot­ successful invention was a machine for known aa dark and unpleaaant days. “knowing it alt” Somebody U-cugM up The falherof Count Werner,the founder, . morning her mistress inquired about the making seines and nets for fishing. Tin** The Fourth of July, Thanksgiving day, were built in a number ot ways, and the Chrmemos and Kow Year’s day, as well ua the subject of the difficulty of krepiUK of Vie roignfog hous* ut Austria, was a weather. some kinds of birds alive when they were “ It's cloudfo up some, ” replied Mary, robber; and WurDer blmaelf followed that the evenings preceding them, are also Tt is add that -th* undaraixe of the ng. 4, “and it’s dreadful sulky.” favorite times for committing suioido. yon French and their physical shortcomings as. bu-sincas fer moat cf his life. "Waal,” the old wiseacre remarked. ’ you Again, in speaking of the man of the American and foreign manufacturers, shlTo these may be added thu anniversary of u nation are due (tor «ba most part to the may say wb*t you like, but a>mnton. house, whom she admires very much, she TbsznlUm of Morocco owns the mart l m«nta having been made to Balttmcr heavy drain made upon the rare by Napo­ everytbfy duck* is the hardest critters goi& expensive bicycle, the whole of the frame-1 Wild; Chicago, Ricbmon'l.Nort)x Carolina, Gls leon. All the ablebodied men were en­ to keep alive." .. “Mr. Brown is such a good man; you rolled in his service, leaving none at do- work of which is nip’wl plated, and which ! "How’s that?” Inquired a meek iuoki-B coat him 300 guinee|. can sc$. ‘ t in his confidence and he shows it Dwstie or biisfncM pursuits except th* exyon n g man. , " cn his forward." tr.-melv yaqtbfal or the aged. From this “W«*l, yon m -f doa'c Bl” “ vary thin wall Tho flirt eT-jctrfd telegr.-ipl: lice wia laid m-ainxgr of in* blood iuxl destraction of ’oon«h wu»-U«y'U41«. 'nlf you «l” in Switzerland by Leeage ia 1752. Thai ’conCdencs" and forehead into “forward” the siuew of the rare France boa not yet " srhiiolcgfeal mystery.-Toledo Jcxirnal, of about too muehwM® IMy-ll WHO HAVE DONE MUCH. m A bcmjo «0L3 vmac ttey-ll 4>»«ayboir.”—N«w Yorit �Hastings Banner. i;., November io, 189a. W. K. COOK. Local Ritter. X7OBTSL4 qOTima,A* ; -stoless—Effectual.) :gi;OUS and NERVOUS . i disorders ' C -. Ji Sk. Hndiche.'Wla* ate Paia in lhe J?’ GkM«wm, Fmdm*. Swteiagafter *u i’estairt*. Oroweto”**. Chata, Fltub. T.. f H d. toe* ol Appdrt*. Shortnet* *f J.3 — Coitn**eM. Scutvy- Btotehe* aatk* jiitorted She*. Fnjhtful Dream, Ail ■ ini fremtlsifl SeneaUon*. and Irr: , -t-iri incidental to Ladiee. £C ■ ' r-.th * Tutalesaad SolubleCoatiag. (? ! DECK! -NCE MORE, ’f-.T than ever it*■ fore. r|" stubborn .Things. I. -.f doing bjisincss :.;versai satrseas4n finds us aileancia comnovcitjes to . quirements :ik our nrany friends cfs for then libera! 'wed u; on us, dly apprcci; te and :.it the confidence in -the in the; future. lore gratih ing to P‘ . That iver to PAST ANIMAL LIFE. -------- ------- --------tn tbe I Methodist church in thia city Tuesday evening. Nov. ti. Th* company la com-1 ,.Tb* Medical Record 1* responsible foe poMd ot four ladle*. They are all aingers.' WIDE FIELDS OF SPECULATION ANO the theory that to keep th* complexion and two contralto and two soprano, and In the 1 ■pinta good, to preserve grace, rtrencth INVESTIGATION. coarse of tbe evening they will give solo*, i and ability of motion there I* no gymnaaiduct* and quartette*. Madame Fry ia a wn so valuable, no exercise more beneficial pianist and will render tfiano solo*. The i«. fcw^ePja«- dusting, making beds, comrxny wl»o compose a quartette, of the Kxtlnct. wahblng dishsa and polishing bmaa aud following alringi-d Instrumeutb: two vIdIIdh. , a viola and a vlolinceila The company P*>— N< will render instrumental music, quartette* In th* cam of rnffed grouae and quail, and plain** ami viulln solo*. This company, Is It necessary to go into pnroxyHtn* of > the p. -.tion occupied while on the ueU i* which han drawn large houses In the most cultured eastern cities. Is very higiily rec­ grief becanse certain animals are extinct, [ invariably that which tire* the beet view ommended by Dr. Touiger. doctor ot the or, aa Mr. Frederic A. Lucas, of the United , of the aurrouuding* from th* more or 1cm Boston conservatory, who is tbr highest States National mnaeum, expresses it, are ; concealed retreat. Who ever heard of a musical authority in America. He said: “threatened with extermination?” There | grouw’* nog where the old bird faced into the brusl: pile or toward tbe Mump or log? “Miultnno Kry and her daughters have un­ arc more men and fewer wild animals. I usual musical talent, and 1 cheerfully Mankind docs not interfere so much with commend them___ tu — the— public.'' «.««■■«• Tickets BICKCU I the survival of the fittest na It hasten* tho A member of th* Rumlaa necret police, inay be *»•---------------may obUlmxi Xi al ?. F. rL. Heath'* drug destruction of the entirofunna. Formerly,! who la *hortslght«d, happened to notice a store, O. D, D. Spaulding Suauldina’s and -* Dr. S.- -au M. ' as Mr. Luca* properly explains it, "through , ploc.ird *t the top of a lamppost in St. Fowler’s office. Price of tickcU: general general ; natural enqsea' rare niter race of ant-' Pvt-raburg. V of tickets: tidmiMlon !i5 cents, young people cents , f mala hits disappeared from tho globe, j Naturally bl* official soul wn* alert on । ami children under twelve 15 rents. the Undent. j The extermination of species by nature is 1 "Great Septi!'’ he exclaimed—in Rural on PERSONAL MEMtToN. । onlinnrily slow, and the place of one is <rf criur**—“hore’« an inceudfary notice | taken by another, while the detraction ’ about hi* majesty thu czar. I in rut Lnru Mrs. W. M. Puffer was in Grand Rap­ ; wrought by man is rapid, and the gaps ho | it down.’’ id* yesterday. !| creates remain unfitted.” He climbed up the poll and brought it to the earth, where, by the light of the Fred L. Heath went to Tecumseh onI' There was tho grant nuk, an uncommonly I lamp nbonl bo spelled out tho following I fat and awkward bird, that positively said i business yesterday. langeruua . revolutionary and nihilistic Mrs. Will Chidester and Mrs. • W. ] j to hungry sailors, “<’ome, catch idc. roast motto. “Wot, Paint.’’—Exchange. R- | nnd ent me.” Think of the godseud an i Cook were (o Grand Rapid* yesterday IAlca tmpemds must have been, not alone ] to prlmltiv* man. ’ early settler* . man, but but tc to the astings ity ank of Labrador, When Cartier's ’ w. Maine a.M<ua ar ur Labrador. *..-.l~i I. hnnlv hardy mariners lauded off Funk island in , ’ Hasting, - - Mich. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bancroft expect to I 1334 they made glorious fen*tiugs ct» the I Irave for California Monday where they : great auk. Hero were poor fellows, dying 1 »f scurvy, getting lutck vital fore •» with 1 CAP1TA.T, S75.003.00. will sp*nd the winter. SL'BSU’S KUKF.OO. every mouthful of great nnk they swalMesdames Daniel Striker, Clement lowcd. Are they to l>e begrudged because Smith. J. C. Lampman amd M. L. C<a>k they ••filled two lionts full of bird* as if tnoorporuud and.. th. Im ol U, Stu. ot Michigan. attended a meeting of lhe Home ktlasfofi* they had b~rtl stones, so thht, beMtlwi ary society, of the Michigan conference. tnem which we did tat fresh, every ship Ope* for bwilnewiDec. 15,ISM. did powder and salt five or alx biu-rel* of 1 Church and SoelaQr. them.’’ omens: The People’s church, of Bowen* Mills, will be dedicated Sunday Nov. 30, 1802. Services at half past ten a. ut. anil alx o'clock*p. in. Rev. J. White has charge of the dedicatory services. ' TbinklDg that perhaps the many reader? of the Bannkk would be Interested In a few items of news front the great universi­ ty of which we should all be proud, we shall endeavor to give some of the Dote* of interest, not only of Barry, connly stud­ ents. ba: tbe U. of M. In Kvtirra), every week. ;JN BESSSfiER, ri B HAT’S what you are looking for. to give you.' Speaking of T That's what we’re here STOVES and STOVES, For there are stoves aud stoves—aud by the way it is a timely subject—we desire to remark than when you want one, • , , Those Bxsque nnd other fl? hermen.who 9. G. Robin* ci. IViwident; Chester llfwr, Vice. Pres. croKMtl the stormy seas fur cod depended I on the luscious auk for their rations. Hie D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. utunbrr uf tho bird* must have l»een countI nrutCTORs: Ira*, because the nttk wks not a prolific O. I"-’. Reynold,, w. n. Power*. breeder, laying only uuc'egg at n time. 1* G. Robinson, ~ R. K”Merser. Poor, stupid old bln!, shared by nature to John Carve th. x,. Creator Mcsaer. become fat and heavy, to find its (ood.so P. T. Colgrore. readily thnt it wanted no wings, and so wiM killed! Interest ptljon titnedenositw d general It might have lasted longer as a bird if Banking Business Transacted. it hail nut bran for its feathers. Just ns m on ns it was a question of securing the Gore fowl’* feathers, then tt was Indeed bound to disappear. Men went to their best breeding ground, which was Funk is­ land. and slew auks by the millions. All ...... was no* wuio thtlt done wa* wns ro to strip me lhe niras birds of their skins. amT •th-, ir bodies were left to decay. Still ths j.id uuux Wheat is low aud flour he bird hung uo on a* ns a a rars avis up to l&lit, and then it was rura avis up to tmu, and then it was no nu should be the same. For a ‘ of lhe world any longer an inhabitant Short time I will sell more more than than the the dodododo. Could- aiiy of Cartier's sailors have thought that, n skeleton of a great nuk, when offered for sale, “1 The enrolImeot for this year I* *2,058, 1 which fa a falling oil of last year, but may .। l>e Mcootinted for by the ratab'.fahfuent of tho rnawy MW school* sueh as the North-1 western L’nlvcrsity. or the- new Cbte.igo' |I UnMrally. University. In number we are second id to | but one school *eh< in rtie U. S., and that one me fa fa •' [ ■ the venerable old Harvard. .... j I la-eturt* In the law department are mThJ Jewefcr. i | i vent, election. Many of the boys went । home to vote, thus our ranks are pretty fair cgKskell When Columbus sought Copnngu nnd ; thin for a few days. came across the West Italics hU sailers I • 1‘ A great many .-natty oof the voters jof alt tbe defound along the shorn* the seal known to­ Il Til bard »*rtn*0,s ,UVv MtmacbusAtropicalis. A dislinit.w i V<oe" I “’1> *“ wie day n-s tbe tropicnns. utsttn-, | Abdut 100 |ta “ 1 last Sutuhiay for the gui*hedchl*r»cterfatlcof this seal was that >tarusl Ls ehayieed I different parts» ot Michigan. . | it it placed liltL J_. placed little or no <l«qienden«:eon its hind ■*’ PP’’r*- Nature *' tuns hnd Pi'lltlcs hive demanded « grrat deal of | ni had overlooked overlookedor orslighted slighted 'rwumatic* tMr developmentit ‘ ’ wns a seal without trom 840. attention ft cm the U. ..r M. hoya. and It |! th,Hr proper co-ordination of inovcim nt. When :<• 8 4.OO. l> nothing to bear loud talking and argu- ; Address, inents any time a day or night. They are' it wonted to go forward ou the land it had preparing totet loosu in the future.’ The to arch its back something like a aiterpllKalnmsux*. Mick. I republicans are. in the minority hi re as Ir.r, and then after a prodigious effort its progress wns leas tl»nu a-ftx>t. .Of course ' was deteriulmed by a tensus taken. with the mlvent at man this West Indian . Tli-; f<M»t-lmll gam-.* between the U. of M. was doomed. The strange thing about this seal, so far J and Albion last .Saturday was a great vic­ tory for l.f; of M. The 'var.-dty team as tin? collector is etmctrnfcd. is this—! whipjMMl the ground with them, beating although Munachus tropical!* was known have existed for several centuries, a. i them by a score Of 00 to H. This ia the to nave rxi-ieu ior it-riiunra, not n. <!UML4TI0N • find; (lefe-it this season for 'Albion, and । single pet feet specimen has fallen into the hard. j • hands of the naturalists. Dampier in IfiTS '<.! sO quires. they tuok it rather ‘ The *1*5 Idt/teaia. which fa the chatn4 told uf the abundance of these seals hnd I wrote. “Tliu Spaniards du often come lhe U. ofM. plajrtd with DJ • ' n advfertbcjncnts pion team A. C. Satuntey In Drtrvit. The 'V5 werdj hither (Yucatan) tu nmk« oyl of their Tueadnyn lai ’latest to J fat.” Sir Hons Sloan, who ten years after. 1 the week defeated very badly. Darnpier visited the Bahamas, wrote that ' these ihlnmls were filled with seals: •’.Some­ times fisheva will retch l«J0 in a night. They try to melt them and bring off their - General Grant recommended thnt the 1;4.I Monday njI •!•.: bayonet be abolished in the United State* I oil for htnijM uu the island.” Perhaps Ike service and the six shooter b* subsUluted I Irart uf these acais is .vxiMing today, for I some were taken us late as ISJjifl, but in ten Sul his right Im nd badly for cloe fighting. The recommendation un- ! । lory Thursday. wa* a good one. While the bayonet is the years from now there will Iw no mon-of Monachus tropicalis. It has served its moat worthier* of ail weapon* invented l»y Si.50 hets this week at purpose. he Jvrtcrsoij street mllll- man, tpe six fhootcr fa the .moat deadly Io the Swamp, iu New York'city, that short range tool ever devised. ' Give me a cltib throe feet long aud I'll whip any man quarter devotol to leather, one may oc­ casionally see two men lifting i|>ton truck who tries to bayonet me; give me a six At Nashville wlint looks like a heavy wooden plank, ni-.ooter and I’ll make a bad break in any only.of greater width than Is rut from column of bayonet*.—Interview in St. n**w fa your chanou. treca The material i« stiff and hard, and Louis Globe-Democrat. if you strike It you can apprM'iate how '■ 4 Rum. well known as a hard It fa_ It is walrus hide, used fur of this city, difed at her 'There b n uew policeman stationed at buffing wheels and it is about three Inches ■ >1 xlco Mon iiy of last week one of the up town crossings ot Broadway. thick. The walruh ut :1k- n -.-thcru Pacific fa being exterminated for ita tusks, hide Some one nah! to biin the other day: oil. While whaling was profitable the ■ 1.1 pup was load last Fr - j “So you nn- hero to keep tbe bones from' and tyalnis was passed over, but tu-dtiy it fa ■. w«n near M. I C. depot. running over the ladies, aro you!'’ • return to M. 0. Abbott. “An indade it’s not, sir." he replied. “I too valuable. On the Atlantic side the MieliJ and receive rewards am here to keep the litdles from running chuncea of the walrus still exfating are beat use It is mnch harder to gut, over the horses," suiting tjm action to tbe better, but when tbe Pacific walrus liecumes r:\v I ■ :i:on Is over and Cleveland word by quietly and very firmly drawing a the Atlantic one will certainly be songft • ire glad to giye politic* a rest. woman'back- who teemed determined to Udonr time to making the rush right over the three horses of a heavy for. d.ltlle ur nothing fa known today about interesting locally. dray.—New York Herald. the ryiin.t, or arctic s«-a cow—the Rytiua ’.t? most brilliant musical glgas. it was rclaUvl to the manatee, or ■■ .tin «re held in Tremont dugong, only it lived fur north. It was a A canvasser while in Washington, Me., big creature, certainly twenty-five or thir­ ‘ the Boston Herald: The ■ b y cfciccrt company a’. Tremont was surprised to find six sucoessi ve house­ ty feet long, with a girth of from fifteen to • vdning in a varied program holds tn which no nova pa perawere taken, twenty feet, nnd probably an adult would ’.n i Instrumental releatlou* was and upon afiliog ut the next house aakud weigh four tons. It hail n ridiculously the reason, and wns informed that, not a small head nnd was toothless. Its skin • ;m.' to all present. . member of Ute six families could either was auppoaably tough, not thick, but hard ■ ne out announcing tbe golden ’ - of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Shriner gregnrious and bred at the mouths of riv­ i- i home in the 2nd. ward next Wcders, pasturingon seaweed. When Behring nr ’ evening! Their marriage has pern Mr. Suburb—Women are a perfect nui­ (1741) was in Kamchatka ho saved ids •"! with thu/h happiness and their frl.’titfa rejoice that their prosperity eu- sance to sit behind on a railroad train. crew from scurvy by taking sen caws. It was a creature so easy to kill that exter­ «bi* k then! to spend the evening of their They are bound to have the window up. Mr. Cttimann—Yes, but they are a per­ mination soon took place. '■'*» in quiet, ami surrounded with plenfect blessing to walk behind on the street. On Copper island, where this sea ccw ■s. They don’t smoke.—New York Weekly. was once plentiful, they had become rare Mrs. Alien Jone* died this afternoon In 1703. The lost one was probably killed on Behring island in the last quarter of Amana, a German community city la : ng ami patient suffering. The tx| act ■ , . e of her death Is unknown and Iowa county, la., haa two set* of sidewalks the Eighteenth century. Some years ago. has baiHc-d the itklll of physicians. She on each side of Its streets—one running nt the Instigation of the United States Na­ h»> been sick for several years and many along inside of the fences and one on the tional museum. Dr. Stejneger visited Behr­ thn ■. her life d^spared of, but through It outside—tho former for tho women, the ing blond tu search of sen cow skeletons sl»e has endured tbe pain and suffering latter for the men. and was fortunate enough to find stull*, rfbs and other Ixmrs, anti so today No. with great fortitude. Deceased was an old Pk'urer of this city, and will lie ml»ed in Edison during his boyhood was always 31,960 of the catalogue of th* National btr lar;x circle of friends. The bereaved cail*d “AL" Ho was very fond of pigeons, museum stands fur ths skeleton of the sea husband has the sympathy of all In his af­ which he raised in great numbers and cow. So much notoriety has been given to the fliction. The funeral will take place Sat­ taught to ootno at his call, fluttering about on hi* head, shoulders and arms while he dodo that it is scarcely necessary to give urday, . more than a panlng notice to Dldns InepKrom the Worcester. Mass., Dally Tele- fed them. tua We generally accept Pha’s picture </>■’: The concert season, appropriate to Four different peaks in tho mountains of tbe dodo, but the configuration given it tnc long, dreary mouths of winter was of Idaho are from thirteen to twenty-three by Sarary tn the Seventeenth century J»irly set a going last evening In Mechso- fact lower by actual measurement than comes nearer to what ornithologists be­ ban. The. Fry concert companyOf they ware fifteen year* ^go. Geologists do । lieve to have been the true shape. Tho tfaiton, provided tho entertainment, and nrobabiUsy is that after all th* dodo was •n excellent one It was. Perhaps the . Tn IMA thonah It flwjst iteligntful Item In the whole program wu tbe vocal quartette “Legends.’’ It -----------— — --- one of the.mo*t musical and caching ana ruiiy oquai w laallo coast, !■ found at tho west sndof ths txUoct. Th* dodo owl ita .u,inon. that Mobring ever wrote, and .Um Alaskan island*. They movw in Madam* Fry *nd her daughter* did it hr»s wbooto and aw tody flsrqtsd. IsaUre. n U n*c****ry to add »>u II a^MN*«W *■»** □nance pa trot: a tie and C H A POINTER. COAL OK WOOD Cook stove or heater, goZ where they are at GOODYEAR BROS. Peninsular Stoves and bp The recognized leaders. makes. Others and good Coal and wood cost money. LOOK I HERE can save money by buying a White Rose Flour SI You stove that saves We have them and will be glad to fuel. show them. Call in. AT $1.90 Fek 100 LBJ. GOODYEAR BROS. This is 4 No. 1 flour. I war­ rant ek-lry sack to l>e first grade] I Live poiiltry wanted JOS.'ROGERS. AL NEWS. new snow m town We are not a traveling show or anyth! of tliat sort, but we are prepared toj show people a full line of Boots,Shoes: and : Furnishings At prices that cannot be duplicated by any dealer iu Hastings. Our goods are strictly FIRST CLASS and we will guarantee them to be as good, aud most of them better, than anything of the same price on the market. We have a full line of Felt Boots, Felt Soeks and Rubber Overs enough to resist tbe edge of at* nx. Of every description. It was Boston Rubber Shoe Co. or Candee Bubber Boots only |2.25._ Snag Proof at J3.00. Nice line of Over-shirts just received. Underwear of every kind, in large, medium or snail sites, and at prices ranging from 25c. per suit up. See our fine Gent’s Shoes. The finest thing in shoes at 14.25. Other dealers will ask you $6.00 for the same shoe. We are always pleased to show our goods and can guarantee satisfaction. • Yours Truly, South Sice, East End Main St ' 1 �/t>y /tftb TIED UP THE CITY. DOESN’T BELIEVE IN DVRENA/R/H. Union Labor at New Orleans Quits Work. Washington, Nov. 4.—All Washington wns up in arms yesterday against the weather-makers who. hare been carrying Jon their experiments ’with explosives at rtrt on Ita Vintau atan ot tba Potomac Apparently forsaking their in­ teation* ns announced Wedneaday not to trytand make rain in real wqfst, but simply to test their explosives in a modi­ fied form, the rain-makers started in short­ ly after midnight to experimentalize with the full force of their detonating com­ pounds. Tho first explosion shook every building iu tho capital and woke up all the children and sick people, to whom it caused uo little alarm and dangerous dis­ turbance. This explosion wns followed by □Ihers Kt intervals all through the-nlght The Major ExpmuwA Ills Disgust. A slight rain fell in the night, and there was a misty moisture in the atmosphere yesterday morning, but Major Dunwoodie, Whois in charge of the weather bureau, emphatically denies thnt either is tho result of tho rain-making bombardment. On the contrary he condemnJ the experiments as being merely efforts to sustain the vision­ ary, unscientific maunderiugs, as he calls them,of Professor Dyrcnfurthjthechicf rain­ maker, and asserts that ho and all those as-sociau-d with him ought to be prosecuted as public nuisances, notwithstanding the fact that they are acting under authority I of an appropriation by congrena. A OEKAT STRIKE ORDERED TODAY, i . - tbo .. About Etery Industry In City Now Ordered to Stop—AH the Electric Light Men Out and the City in Total Darkaeaa at NIkM—Mcrehuuta Banded Together to Be*lit the Striker*. if- New Orleans, Nov. 5.—The general strike of labor in-lhis city was ordered by the amalgamated council of the Fcderatiqu of Labor । at midnight bwt night for noon today, and the entire city vu tied up after 13 o'clock! The /ecommendatiou for ths ' action was signed by forty-six unions. There urcft-ara that violence will result. One cf the most important features of yester­ day's proceedings was the action taken by Tjiwgraphicol union No. 17. Under the agreement of Thursday night the presi­ dents of the respective labor unions were instructed to meet at noon yesterday to take action. Typus Indorse the Strike. . All the unions, save the typographical, Indorsid U.UV.CT-. the action .CT-v..— of the Amalgamated ----------- ; council ih ordering the strike. These to the number of fifty odd, quit work to­ day at noon, and unless tho business com­ munity agrees to employ none but union men they; Will remain out. The Typograph­ ical union decided by a vote of IM to 54 not .to strike, but resolutions expressing their armpnthy were adopted. Tonight the city ' New Orleans will be in total darkness. J fl £ $ Auunic the unions which will strike are tbe Gasworkera* and the Electric Light Trimmers', both strong organizations, and It fa djfikjnlt to see how the gas and electric light companies will be able to fill their place*. Tbe merchants took no move at all yesterday, and ore determined to stand by their decision not to Ite dictated to by un­ ions a* tolwhum they shall employ. It was reported last night that Mayor Fitzpatrick fa out of the city io evadd responsibility in the pnjm|nes. Tbe merchants have applied to tbe municipal authorities asking chat commfaiuns be given to a number of citi­ zens whq will act us a special police force during the strike. Yesterday afternoon a driver of a floht for a commission house was stopped by s crowd of white and colored strikers who threatened to pull him off the vehicle, if he did not leave. He drew a revolver and de­ fied '.heiii and kept them at bay itfitil the arrival of thu ;>olicx., when four arrests were mrite. Should the labor council de• cide t - call ou’. the car drivers the people a will walk today. The siQuntion 1s that the merchants and other employers are in a struggle against the demands of labor,which are "No non-un­ ion men. All the labor unions are allied in the lii.iU—Federation, Knights of Labor, ami bimqnr organization*—and all the men whoemjfloy are allied on the other side. Attempts at arbitration have failed, and now it looks like a light to the finish and , and the Octal parnly.-as of,businwy NEW bRLEAMS LABOR TROUBLE. >! •i ■: attempting to reorganize the old organiza­ tion, as none of tbe grand chief arc there so rar te I know. 1 know Grand Chief John E. AVifaon fa not there, nnd I have not Util not ified ot such a step." - Homestead M-.'n Weakest Ing. HotOfajlFAD, Nov. 3.—The mutterings of a break in the ranks of the strikers fa be­ coming more ominous and there fa a strong prospect bf a' stampede occurring among the locked out men u! the mechanical de­ partment before long. Every effort is be­ ing exerted to koty the ranks anbroken. These workmen are not members of the Amalgamated association, but as Is well known, came out in sympathy, it was learoed jx-sterday that three of the most responiihle empldyes of this department hod appjiad fur their old positions and would return to work by Monday. A go<xl iu the fact I hat tbo large fund promised front Chicago failed to materialize. • diolcm. Tbe prohibition ut pubih: meet­ ings hw* Hi srr fore bwu rescinded. 11 any -.ux—... — — - • If aay woman of inc street Before th* Lord should pause.sad faD, And with her lone hair wipe bb feet— The Irish Tenantry Commission Gets to Work. Hu Whom with yearning hearts And trin would see with human .yes Around our Hvtag pathway mo™. Anti underneath our dally skies— AB UIPLEAaABTHE33 AT THE STABT The Maker of the heavens aud earth. With SbtaU Landlords* SollcitAw, Much to tho Satisfactioirof the Irish XstlonaUsts Present —Lord aanrlcarde Refuses to Testify— Dublin, Nov. &—The scene in tho hear­ ing of the evicted tenants’ commbsiun yes­ terday when Justice Mathews refused to allow Lord Cbmricdrde's lawyer, Mr. Carsou, to cross-examine the witnesses called by the commission was quite a sensational one, though brief. The purpose of Justice Mathews inrnlingontcross-examlnationat thb time b to expedite the proceedings nnd enable the commbsiou to make at least a preliminary report by the end of January. The Nationalists present were so delighted at Carson’s defeat that they could hardly be red rained from openly jeering at him. O'Brien Couldn't Keep Quiet. William O’Brien did remark in a tone loud enough to be heard all over the room: “Now you know tbe difference between a court of justiceMud a court of coercion." The joy of the Nationalists will be better understood when it b explained tliat Car­ son has Iwen known for years as one of the most skillful and succesaful ngenu of the landlord. He has also been the lead­ ing crown lawyer in the prosecution uf most of the trials of Nationalists and has l>een so accustomed to having his way with the- judges that yesterday's experience was as novel as it was exasperating Tor him. Lord Clauricardo Rcfuacd to Talk. When Lord Clanrieurde was cfilled as a witness he declined to give any infurmaticn. Thb Ih regarded as nn indication that the Tory landlords mean to stand aloof and give the commission, po assistance in ita bbora. J. Roche. M. P. for East Galway, tefitifled liefore the commission as to the history of Lord Clanricarde's struggle with hb tenants and the present position of the contest. Lawyer Carson, onlM-liulf of Lord Cinnricanle, wished to cross-examine Roche, but Justire Matthews, chairman of the or.mmi.aiau. commission, refused to i*rmij i>crmlt him ro do no, saying that witnesses witut**s fat for the tenant* tenant! would Ihj first vx»r..lr.;d, ™-l thez -.t Exhibiting a weather map Major Dunwooilie called attention to the fact that Wjylnesday there wns a v:i«t area of rain extending from Santa Fe, N. M., clear across the country all the way to Sydney, N. S , stretching in a northeasterly direc­ tion as far os Sault Ste. Marie, Canada, and southwest to Knoxville, Tenn. This great bell of rain just missed Washington Cityl though it took in Baltimore. Major Dunwoodie - deliberately charges the rain makers with seeking to take advantage of this fact and to claim, in case the rain should take in Washington, thnt they pro­ duced it. He is much delighted to find that their calculations have infac.irried. A northwesterly wind that fa prevailing fa driving the rain away from Washington. Ralumarkcr* SlustGo Southwest. Complaints from citizens pouted In upon the authorities all day, and at noon were supplemented by an official complaint from /the Uttlted States army officers in - garrison rat Fort Meyer. This latter complaint led General Schofield to take prompt action, nnd he issued orders forbidding tbe further use of tbe military reservation at Fort Meyer for rainmaking experiments. The rain' . ..Wna___ makers had’ previously been driven out of “*UU-__ Arlington. They will now have to confine lawyer Corson then retorted that the in­ their operations to the arid regions of quiry was a farce and a shnm, nnd that b« western Texas and New' Mexico. would not prostitute his jxwidon ns an advacate by taking any fur-her action in it. THEY GIVE UP THE GILCHER. Justice Mathews replied that Mr. Carson’s Eighteen Men on Board anti piouc Alive remarks were impertinent and a disgrace to Tell the Story. | to the Irish bar. William Kegtny, M. P., Cleveland, Nov. 3.—J. C. Gilchrist, one j who appeared f>»r Smith .Barry, the Tippeof the principal owners of the steamer W. rary landlord, indonad ». lmt Mr. Carson IL Gilcher, which is supposed to have gone hod raid, and Justice Matthews retorted hotly that Kenny waslinpertioeut. Messrs. down in Lake Michigan, has £iven the boat Canon and Kenny then retired. up as lost. . He raid shortly before upon MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS. yesterday: “1 am now convinced tliat the reason we have not heard from the Gilcher fa because th«ye is none of the crew alive to tell tbe tale. Then; were eighteen men alxtard, with Captain L. O. Weeks, of Ver­ million, in command. His first mate wits New Chileans. Nov. “.—There were signs Captain Ed Porter, ol Ixtntin. Sydnsy last, night of a probabletaompromfae of the Jones, of Marine City, Mich., was chief ‘ . differences out of which the general strike ttgfaMT. “There was n wheelman named King,who of labor In this city grew. Should the ef­ formerly lived in Vermillion, but lias late­ forts Being made to harmonize the trouble ly mode hfa home in Chicago. The only between i tiie merchants and the bburers tailor known by me was a young mnn avail uotihing the proliability b strong that named Thompson, who hailed from Ver­ trouble of a- serious nature will occur to­ million. Formerly nearly the entire crew day. Tiie state militia bis been ordered were from Vermillion, but about a month to hold itself in readiness to4 preserve ago Captain Weeks, while in Buffalo. d‘.»;<eaw. Details of men have been placed at chargtd moot of his old men and shipped each otl Lhe nnuurics in the city to guard new railJr, whose najnes have never been reported to thu general ofllce. tho state.property. Tbe <;<jveriior in Town. The “Fly’; Pugilist Ontucs High. Governor Foster and Lieutenant Gov­ New York, Nov. 5.—Bob Fitzsimmons, ernor Pnriange, aware of the seriousueris the pugilist, has agreed to fight Hall al: of the situation, <;amc to lhe city yesterday to ascertain the exact state of affairs, and New Orleans for a purse of faW,000. This it is hojkd by the more conservative ele­ is the outcome of a conference between ment on,both sides tLit their interference Judge Newton, of the Coney Island Ath­ . will bring about u conciliation. Upon Lb letic dub, aud President Noel, of the Cres­ arrival yesterday Governor Foster was met cent dub, of New Orleans, Bob Fitzsim­ by a committee of tbe merchants and a full mons and Martin Julien, hfa manager, explaiMition was made of the trouble from at the Hoffman Hous® yesterday, to deter­ the .Htand|Hilnt of the business tommlttee. mine whether Fitzsimmons would meet Later in the day a delegation of 800 union Hfill at Coney Island or Now Orleans. Mr. men waited ou the governor and through Noel offered on behalf of hfa club a purse thrir leaders gave thdr side of the case. of #44.000, and Fitzsimmons accepted it, notwithstanding that iu the sama breath The gijevnnres of Loth sides having been J udgti Newton offered- M5,000 it the fight submitted to the governor the representa­ should occur at Coney Island. . tives of the unions agreed to submit to ar­ Sltuattan at Homestead. bitration the questions of time, wages, und P1TT8BURO, Nov. 7.—It wns reported unionb-m. The mercbazts' committee in­ sists on leaving unloufam out of the quea- Saturday that there would be wholesale lion. They will nut, they say, submit to desertions from tbe Homestead strikers’ ' dictation as to w hom they shall employ, ranks Monday morning, but it failed to but will. not discriminate against union materialize, >ome four or five strikers re­ men. The Typographical union joined the turning to work. The great strike is now strike today, and have threatened to destroy over four months old and an authority every paper gotten out without their help. asserted that only slxty-four strikers have If thi i fa dune there will bejrouble. so far accepter company terms. In the meantime, though, the mill management THE PROPOSED RAILWAY UNION. has secured about two thousand seven IVliat M. W. Barrett, ot Chicago, Knows hundred workmen elsewhere who are About the Matter. sticking. Altogether the company must ST. IzjL'is, Nov. A—M. W. Barrett, or have hired 5,MX) men,.but for quite awhile, Chicago, second vice grand muster of the nearly as many left or were discharged as * Switchmen's Mutual Aid association, ar­ came In. RumIsu Xroncjad Launched. rived in St. Loufa'yesterday from St. Joseph LONDON, Nov/ 4.—TKe'-fit Petersburg to settle h number of grievances that have existed hi the various lodges of the S. M. correspondent of The Times; says that the A. A. in this city, and East St. Louis. i£r. ‘Riuufau ironclad cTuiser Rurik, the larg­ Barrett said, bi regard to the reported fed­ est vfcKsel of the kind ever built in Russia, eration of railway organizations: "It Is was launched Thursday in the presence of stated, I [nee. Hint- W. S. Messimer, of St, the czar and czarina. She fa 435 ft long, Joseph, grand chief of the Brotherhood of 67 ft. beam, 10.WJ3 tons burden itful her Railway ;C:inncu, fa in Chicago for tho pur­ engines aro 13,250 indicated horse power. pose of -meeting other grand chiefs to once It fa believed that she will be able to cov­ more perfect nn organization. I want it er the voyage trom Croustadt to Vladldistinctly undvThtood that, the object of irostotfk, a distance of 19,000 miles, without Mr. Messimer’s visit to Chicago ia far from coaling on the way. Thu Militia Under Arms, but Prospects MAGDALEN. WANT EXPEDITION. How Touad that woumu would wo throng. How wiUfnitly 'vunld olosp hw bands. Fresh from that touch divine, nnd lung Tu Gather up the twlco blest strands! How wgeriy with bci would cbanco Our idle innocence. tar heed fa and strange. Her shameful memori— Could wo but also claim that deed.__ —Harriet Prescott Spofford. cm.l.rlo w-l "" "Rattle his bones over tbe stoner” doesn t apply to the honored and P’ltL«1| pacers and rdnnere of the American race SSotLlay. A home ttat hM ~de “good time” b In no danger of bring dJmped into a ditch and a few "hovrifuj of dirt thrown over hb ,."® J* even more reasonably sure of findlngion honored resting place than some of therepresenWiUvtei of the human specie* When old Ilambletonlan died the remains were put ini a coffin constructed by a regular un­ dertaker. and the "funeral” was attended by hundreds of people. If I am not mis­ taken there-was a bronze monument and.a life size cost of the celebrated old horse erected over the grave. When Ten Broeckdied old John Harper paid lhe noble animal a shnibr tribute. Tiie grave was dug on fi knoll, where It coild be easily seen from tbe far dehce and.a 58.000 mounnient of polished granite wns placed above thu great racer s boncaj The monument b .a on inscrip­ tion, which gives thu .me, ■. date of death, pedigree, etc., thu wl 1c surmount­ ed brh miniature uf lhe Iroree.carvcd from marble. New York has a regular ceme­ tery for blno biboded horse*.—St. Loub Republic. _________ ___________ i~be of inherent Impossibility. It used to “deluded beyondquestion that there were no block itwans because It is ImposJbl. l» cowriv. • bl*'k-"T .m to rout. Hume argued from hfa conjepUou ol a troe ItaueUon Ltat tba major TrS- mux. Indnda dl potabla eaaox TIU ba UlawbMtadwItaaBallM*«raa» leal of popular tala/. Hut what tAt bar, ‘ . of ttapotablef « U b*rf" “‘JT’ "al w. bar. axplorCTt and eUtafta tba whole tad of Xoowledue than that a raTWOU 4xb-wltbwx>bluh«ral«l no lower [bought In Ita meager brain ttana plenti­ ful dinner—ebould bare ewallowed and •bon diegorged a mint Beaidea we are not without evldenco that anch placine conduct tbebfedHermo-n -right along its whole length—from Jopnn In Palestine, to Tsrsbfahjn Spain, and liis in this very sea that even at the pres­ ent dayu huge fish, tho white shark, is found, and not only this, but the bone* of a much larger sped** now extinct. For tho word used in tho Bible is a general term tor a Urge fi«h. and it includes in various writers sharks, tunnies, whales, dolphins and seals. This white shark atudns such a six* that It has been known to weigh tons. One that was exhibited last century over Europe weighed nearly two tons, and very nearly re-enacted tho part.of Jonah’s fish. A British war va***l was sailing in tho Mediterranean, when a man fell overboard. A huge shark instautly rose, and tho unlucky seaman dis­ appeared within Ita mouth. The captain fired a gun st it from the deck, and av tho shot struck upon ita back it cast tho man out again and lie was rescued by hfa comiMinions. They forthwith harpooned the fish, dried him and presented him to his intended victim.—Quiver. Looking far •“ UIJ Hood. Thu old national rood, as it was called, 4l«uvl tothi lwn<auKMv»< ►*— —1 •"•’■t ■i wt'3C 4ud rrouth, njtlj( nn<( jUiiing the nnd c(lu5l constituting the main main jbUe thoroughfare in |L. the iirerailrcad . .. . .< . ---- l.. .CTrtllromtl UUUlIC v«,w,•— I-----U----------- - - . epoch; takes part ot its way through the : 1. I ..bumping ...... ,1, V In one H hlirkjoltii (: __ nnd day in a bucki boar! when 1 met a "red bru*b.’’’ ‘ "H4w are you!” I said to him. "Ilijwd'y’?” be responded. ! "Got _ . any worse roads than thb around i herein 1 •'Sane." "Wlterc!” Tliis no un wuvn when >«»» yon git ■about two miles : “-xms farder down the crick.” i "I ;k thought —^.'-Z th: the eld’-national 1 road ran ■ • this ----through way!” ••It docx" "Where b it!” "Well, this used to be it," hetudd.drnwlA Society that Wanted to Take Chances Ing out the wools, "but it dirapis-arod dur­ warm: hasn’t got ixtek yit." for a Riot. • I hadn’t tbe slightest doubt uf the accuLondon, Nov. S.—Tho' Anti-Popery tuao-ctatiou Jisis applied to the police authori­. racy at a portion at his statement, and . with n mournful farewell bumped along. ties for permission to have two floats fol­' —Detroit Free Pres*. low the lord mayor’s procession, due float Was to illustrate the methods claimed to be The Frrneh^BU** Lure for the Dramatic. Used by the Homsta Catholic church iu the Ilvra ban instance which illustrates the donversion of heretics. Tbe other waa a Frenchman’* love of what b dramatic. A s.-t-:ie enbk-matif of the tritimplu, of ProFrench Midler rat on a summit of a hill icstantism over.the alleged tyranny of overlooking a garrison town; his horse was Rtamu. The police decline>l to allow any picketed close by; the man was smoking such demonstration, ns the poMibilitii.* of j t row arc nt nramnt suflk-iunt without | leisurely, and from time to time he glanced Idiug nn exhibition whidt would certain­ from tho csplandc to a big official envelope he held hfbis hand. A comrade passed by ly cause a riot. •nd asdeed: “What aro you doing here!” 1 Why Ryder Waa I’ardonac). am bearing the president’s pardon for our CoPENitAGEN, Nov. a—Ex-Consul Henry friend Flichmaun, who is to be shot this B. Ryder was pardoned by the Danish gov­ morning,” replied the smoker, calmly, ernment at the personal request of Amer­ without changing hb comfortable altitude. ican Minister Carr, who, iu making ths re­ "Well, then, you should hurry nloug with quest, hetod upon Instructions from the your;pardon,” admonished his comrade. state department at Washington. The re­ “Ah, no*." exclaimed the other, in some initan> U tarfir • «ral r«t quest. whs Irased on Ryder’s advancing dta'ail-m: yean and physical condition, he being a ■ cn the opl-utade. au.l the Srioit platoon baa disabled veteran soldier of the Union army. nut even been formed. You surely would The Danish public are indignant at tho pardon of Ryder, against whom much feel­ ing existed. Ryder was ordered tu leave Argohaut Denmark instantly. ' Egyptian Astronomy. Won’t Live In Such Htyle Now. The table at Thabet telb us that the London; Nov. d. —The Morning states sun's journey in relation to some of tbe that Henry Raymond, a well-known sport­ zodiacal constellations wa»- perfectly fa­ ing man, was arrested on a railroad train miliar 6,000 years ago in Egypt. nt Liege, Belgium. Bunday, while stealing The various apparent movements of tbe bonds valued at about £4,1X10. He lived in heavenly bodles.which uro produced by the high style in London, moving iu the Ixwt rotation nnd revolution of the earth nnd sporting and social circles and enjoying the the effects of precession were familiar to proceeds of many hircenira. He belongs to the Ep-ptiims. howuver ignorant they may n clique of American thieves well known have been of lhe causes. They carefully to Paris and New York detectives. studied what they saw and attempted to put tbdf knowledge together lu tho most RuMlan AggrcMion on Lfghanl«t«n. >-nvenient fashion, associating it with Calcctta, Nov. 8.—It is reported from their strange imaginings and with their Gilgit that Colonel Yanoff, the Russian commander, forced tho Somatash' clllision system of worship.—Lockyer in Nineteenth Century. _________ by striking the Afghan commander contemntuousiy on the cheek. Thu Afghan, "1 see that Thomas Edison b now rated enraged, fired hfa pistol. The ball struck Commander Yanoff** belt and wuunded a at ftl|OOO.COO,” raid S. J. House, who is CoMutck standing beiiind him. A gvnehd spending a few days at tho Laclede. "I melee follow/-.’, in which the Afghans were ku- w Tom when be was a barefoot boy killed without mercy. living nt Fort Gratiot, Mich. He was al­ ways tinkering with telegraphy, and once Stood by the Government. rigged up a line from hb home to mine, a Rome. Nov. 8.—The returns of Sunday's 1 lock away. I could not receive very well elections for members for the chamber of aud sAmctunes I would come out, climb on deputies show thnt 184 government sup­ tiui fence ami halloo over to know What he porters and seventy-oue members of the said. That always angered him; he seemed oppoeiUon were elected. .Rebollota will .be to take it as a reflection upon hb telegraph necessary In seventeen districts, in which Hoe-Sc. Louis G lobe-Democrat. the government candidates stand the best chance of being elected. Small Sheep. Tho smallest representatives of thcaheop London, Nov. &-Asquith, tbe home Rja-cies are the tiny Bretons, native* at secretary, has ordered that in the future Bretcm, France. When full grown they ye not much larger tb/ro^a rabblL-Philadirabk-d pjtupers or panpen sngagwl in delphia Press. obnoxious work, slioll have the privileges of smoking and snuffing. Smoking rooms The African population brought tho be­ will be provided In tho poor house*. lief in witches from the dark continent, Jury Didn’t VlmDnate lama. and it exists among them to this day Pittsbubg, N^y. 7.—iThe jury in the thoogh the progrr.-M of religion and educa­ Iran* cose returned a verdict of not guilty tion fa doing something to check iu Attorney General Miller Return*. W’AMUNUTGN, Nov. 7.-Attorney General Miller has returned to Washington from Indiana. He said there was nothing new concerning the enforcement of the election law and thnt he did not expect trouble, us he hnd great (aith in the good sense of the people. He said that tho official action of Satunlay acquitting Cols. Hawkins and Acting Attorney General Aldrich during the last few ilays regarding the election Stnsitor and Surgeau Grin,in, buioaatated half tbe costs in one cf lhe cliargvs on Haw­ law met with his hearty approval. kinn and Streator. It is thought Judge Porter will rat aside the impwidon of costs Dutcctlve Shot by a Crook. . New YoilK, Nov. A—John J. Carey, a on Hawkins and Streator. Imus will now detective connected with the central office, bring suit for damages against Cols. Hnwki’is and Streator. Thfa suit will brought was shot dead at Twenty-ninth street and in the United States court and may go up Seventh avenue fast evening by James D. tu the supreme court. Blan<*b;ird, un ' ~ jvict and Chicago crook. _X Bod Fallttro in Illinois. Lctcolx, Illi, Nov. A—The Ann of Per j 8m»i St. IUvl. Ntr. K—It was snowing and gram A Brother failed yesterday for 51B0,blowing. throughout Minnesota and tbe 000. TheYwere dealers iu agricultural imDakotas ail yesterday. Six indies of snow I‘ plenumts nnd grain,' and hod branches at have fallen, which in places has .drifted Lawndale, -- ■ Broadwell, Burtonview aad bodly. _ i Iark- Mr./ Bell once saw a very small frag jump uutof the month of a snake which happtoed to gape widely, as they often do riUei1*' *51* taJten the fro8 down into ita ,• A correspondent writes to inquire why the passing bicyclist has so grave a mienwhy ho looks us if he might bo pedaling his own hearse to thu cemetery. The sport of wheeling Is described in the bicycle ad­ vertisements ns so exhilarating thnt one exi>ecta to seethe face of the man awheel constantly wreathed in smiles, his cheeks glowing with the -ruddy flume of health and bls eyes sparkling with tbe vitality imparted by fresh air and exercise. But these expectations are seldom realized. The average ’cyclist looks aa if be hnd Ix-cn sent out to subpoinM a coroner's jury for Ufa own inquest. Il is gaze is fixed about |t; mile* up the road, bfa lips arc act, and the corners uf Ids mouth uro drawn down until his facial expression fa a mixture of grim determination and utter despair. Our correspondent wants to know why this Is this, and the query is a natural one. It may be answered, Y’snkee fashion, by another question: Is it not a facklbat the average American always makes a grim nnd serious business of hfa recrea­ tion! Is it not a fact that he seldom smiles tin the literal kuh of tbe.won!) when he is nlunel’ IS it not true that even tfhen he rallies forth for gregarious enjoyment, as it were, on lakeside plcnipor distant ex­ cursion bent, ho makes Harder work of It than liaying or harvesting! Is it not a fact patent to every good observer that ’there fa too much deadly earncMtnesa nnd too litUe laughter In our American life, nnd fa it not true that many of us ore never no mfaerublo as when pretending to have « good time! Then why wonder at the solemn phiz of the passing bicyclist!—Minneapolis Trib­ une. ______________ Here is a sketch of Lxfbengula tu drawn by Lieutenant IL Crichton-Browne in hfa paper read to the British association: "He is a very jolly old colored gentleman with a broad, good matured countenance, cap­ able oi unpleasant conti.^tjons no doubt, but still good nuturcd on the whole, and with a huge nnd unwieldy body. Ho has comparatively small hands nnd feet and nn air of dignity that distinguishes him from even hfa highest Indunn nnd marks him out as Ijeing every pound a king. Lobengula fa a gentleman, and not, a* has been affirmed, repulsivo in appearance.” ar- Crifhwo-Browo... (or the tln« <loc" “* »Pt*»r to hare extended tn the king's wives. He met the head wife cn the way and thought her very ugly. But it cannot be too often remembered that there are two rides to all theso questions of taste. Mr. MaSuire—so tho story runs— nearly lost bb tu at Lobengtila's kr.tal because be car­ ried some can de cologne with him. "What’s this!” naked the king, sniffing suspicious)y at tbe white man’s bottle, "it stinks." A Zulu—one ot Colawayo’s men—who bad been among white men in past times, was able to explain, “King!" quoth he, "the white man like the stink of that bottlei” “H’m!” says Ix» Ben. “that accounts for them smelling so vL’ely!”— Pall Mall Gazette. Hat Etiquette lu Parliament. Nowhere b the unwritten law of fuabiou In regard to head covering more strict than nt W.triminsicr. The chimney pot b de riguewr. A man may give bb fancy con­ siderable plriy in the matter of clothes, but tbe great bat ordinance must bb observed. The only concession made b in tbe case of tho mcBsengoni of tho opposition whips, who wear the plebeian billycock. But thb is not because the men themselves prefer the more humble headgear. They are com­ pelled to wear it, presumably ns a badge of the fallen condition of their employers, and when tbe government change* bands the mesaengera of the two parties will, metapboricnl'y speaking, change hats. To the hater of tbe tall hat the worst of nil this is that he-may not even enjoy the lukury of going about without a hau Parliamentary custom luts ordained that the whips of tbe respective partk* abnil be the , only people, .aave the uniformed servants of the honae, who. shall appear >.i tbe lobby or anywhere withh. the pr. plncta of the house without a hut. Sla’ul! you chance to offend against U;i ‘ ru1.- ;. u arc toon made aware of your tk-hmpr. t.< by the frowns of the great ones iu nutuc ity, who insist fin the covered head with ns much emphasis ns the custodian qf it-Mohammedan mosque insists cr. the re moral of the shoea — Yorkshire Pest. By */teuing shellac with beat it may he brawn cut and twisted into almost white sticks and of a fine silky luster. Extreme The continent of Europe, which accom beauty is given to Chinese works of urvby modatea MO,0X1,000 of poople. fa •-he usu of shellac. Some of them are very that there are upon ft nQ average of ninet’‘Orient and of great value. They are throe people to the square mile. * ‘ hiefly cbowchow boxes, tea basins or ■tber small object* made of wood ormctal. Lord Eldon, the famous English ihrfat fhey are covered with a coat of shel­ wa» a bcatman’s son, and to tbe end of h ve, colored with ve'rmilion, and while -he layer of shellac b soft and pli­ •lau beat mg. ' able it b molded and shaped into beauti­ „Tb«:fata .oitataJe, Chlor-.*™, w- ful patterns. Some of these works thus eYen lu Chiu* ti Boston Globe, A wdl known pump mxa. who hu fa-, put Io w.U. *ta (taerax Ml xraiKjth, western circuit of Chicago and is noted for the facility with which, after due and proper notification, he flxm well and cis­ tern pump* at all make* and every degree of brokenness, was in hfa younger days an Itinerant pump mender in the east. One day he stopped at a big manufactory and solicited a job of repairing. Now. the pump of ths institution that supplied water from a deep well had been out of order and the machinery at ajst«nds:ill for several days, for the reason that,“not one of the experts and professionals famploywl had been able to fix it. The manager a?,, to tbe repairert"We have got a pump that needs fixing and you might see if you can doit." The pump man examined the, source of the factory’s water supply,had takings piece of leather, a bit of wire, a few tacks and some wax he hud the pump workin-: all right in about hnlf nn hour. The work­ men meantime bad told him how long the pump had been-slopped, ancDthe troublcit had occasioned tbeffnititution, as well us the fact that the experts had failci to make It work, lie therefore madi nui a bill for fifty dollars for doing thu job. Thu manager protested and raiq the cluirgu was outrageous for a simple little job thr.p took only half an hour’s work. "You makaout a bill that Is right and we will pay it." he said. "All right," said tbe pump mender; “1'11 . doit. Give me the bill." Thereupon he altered It to rood os fallows and handed it to tho manager: For fixing pump.................. .....j................ « .7, For knowing bo'w.............. . ....j............... 49 •> The manager then haw lheitue point and paid the bill forthwith.- ” “ “ Mail Pnpjrus nnd P4p«r. . In ancient Egypt the papjrns plant grew in enormous quantities. The root-, - f it were used for food, the <ark fur ropes baskets, mats and even for river l/nt'. The fine sxin of the inner bark was glut«l together in strips and employed as writing paper. The word “paper” is in-let-.; vui mtalvni form of tho word "papyrus." . Now this fine skin or rind ivaa imported into Rome and by the Roman? wns called “Uber," nnd when the papys.is wns made up Into a book it, too. w kqtjwn i.- a' "liber." Thucasc in which snrh u lion of books was kept < tcfliial nit low Latin) a "libraria,” whence, through the French "libralrie.” we have our Enzlfah "library.” The Greeks called tho plant "byblo*." and when among UMnithapapynis• tmt >a book the latter was tenm-.l a “bythr - ” The earliest Christian writers. usin-{ ’[j Greek language, spoke of thr Holy >e; tures as “biblia" (tiie book-.', and later, when the Scriptures • । re regznie-1 a- •. single work anti not as a coil-.-.;ti ,«□, the plural fortn “Mblln” (the b- ' - was adopted ns a Latin singular, "b.teta. ’ (rb. book}. With slight inudificatiun \<> Idin* spread into all m<Mlern Enro;e>:\.l guages, and appeared in KngbsL ns "the Bible" some time after tho Norman c-.n quest. So the very word "Bible" t.:k -- n« bark to those dark days of the oppress!, n. w’ .a ns yet lhe great lawgiver was Lui a A.-ping babe in the water flag*, nnd of tho Jewish people had not e-d ; . the second cbaptir uf Exodus Words. __________ Apropos of the appointment of R •• Smalls to be Collet tor of the p.«t of Beau­ fort, S. C.. the following story fa told; Two negroes weri- fishing off the duck at Beaufort "Tell you.” said the younger one B**b Smalls’ grwttes’ man in dfa Ian." "Oh, do.” said lhe other, “not the gr.-.ues'man. He smart man. don-rh." “Tell you he great-s’ man,” rvph. d the firat speaker. “Firs’ he ran out de p. men di’u’ he!” "Den he wns made cap’ll!” "I didn’t fink o’ dm.” . "Den lie run for sheriii, di'u he!” •‘I ’clan*. I done fergot flat. Yes, for sheriff.’,’ "Den he run fer legislnier*” “Yeah.” "Den Gub’ncr Scott mchk’Ln Lr "1 done forgot dnt too.” “Den be run fer de Newnited Stat - - •-> gross fer to uet creaa logged ’n tawt poli­ tics wid Gln’l Grant?” "Forgot all dnt. ’dor'. Be bi? mahn, suah, but he ain’t blggtii-’ti Gawd." "Naw,” raid the first speaker, • DanpliiBMd, "but,” slowly, "but J' Smalls, be young man yit.’’—"The .M.ut.y Side of PoUtics.” A Remarkable I’arroL When Prince Maurice was gove’^nor Brazil be lit-urtl uf the n-marjiAb■ • < rational powers of a certain c'.d parr-'t that was said to be able to answer ques­ tion* just Ilk* a reasoning creautre. He accordingly sent fur tbe bin’, ’-‘bi wns brought-iuto a ro >m wbrn-li><-• 1 > was with a tiUmlxir of other jr.-ro-.-.* • few minutes afterword lhe Urd cnih-.i out: “What a company of white .n: •; here!" A^kdd who he thought that ' the pNv.ce being pointed to, he an:'.'1-1 “Same genera) urother.” The pritiee then asked. ”’A her--<-‘ J cumvfrum!” "From Marinnan.” ansa end the lari. "To whom du yuu belong?” “Tu a Portnguroe.” “What du you do there!” "Watch the dhicken*." The prince laughed e.!iil askta.. * watch the chickens!” , OS U 3 I line. Burglar* who burgle in daylight I” dwellings oliould try tbe bolo ixiwru^n. In tbe country it they want to ftr.d? conditions. It might betrappoM-• tc-“ 4 chances of detection would I* bvcrw .:eluiing where policemen paw «nd l!'e u'?’ , humanity fa ut the very doors A ct la- • COudlUous ore oofety itself Compal «’/* country neighborhood where every er’*son would take notice of a scraugr ■ecn near a dwelling, aud every daughter would keep an eyu on h.^ • aeeand know “j«st what was n-g?.n «£• No burgling in neighborhoods where p^ pie mind each other’* business as. itR *L • their own.—Boston Commonwealth. Jealousy and Frteud*hip. No friendship can exist where ^alc«« tooriag wrl thxl fcxr, U» 1«“? tat luu no p»n In th, "S*1®" the elmpler term ot IrUnoshlp\ petty blekerlmie xml eelAxhnta’’j1'.•“ ETierthblow ot W relxuon ‘'J'h.„ •Ur care no, OM ot «OT ieeWW otu. Ita Ota ot reiki that the altar hx» tau brought to inch a Mtla&ctory cadtoK miadalphla Timm. fl . ’1 �Hasting? Banner AUCTJOKEEP.ing v COO*- B-IOiL. Proprietors. . — DODGES. ’*»• Block. -iux^ Go/Ju/ay _?kyriTl"’ « * fanilwm M|« ,h— «bJ!?“ no* ■“ h“> CURE «nteb°7r* mU’*r aatlqu.Bta SICK BceJacho. ye» Csster*0 litGo l4Kr pm. M correct all d!«3rdwu uftheatamte 3 utdranpua t!vi HEAD you cant fool me, ;--------- — --j • mmt wui do- m w*l ilDg tod'Jwiibocttaeta. But after al latfir i I ACHE I want that Is tho tans of aoraanylivra tbit here la where 5 verymyistakK Ono or two pills maCa T—-y (.?.i strictly vtveublo J do Kot grips or pur.-v. tai by Idudr gwueacu-a plssMUl who UsoUisx. InWsKat25coatss fivetoSL floM by dru^isU oycrywb-jto, ut scut by njfl. _ MCniC.HB CO.. How Vortu , SM1ILPIU, SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE ,J F0I I'P. irjt _ NKNs C O I. cln -xlar. Address, A. i jOBRCCa Wb.tin yon want a H's 1Ke. LesT c\e tob&uo fertile monv/ arJ Iddrttw&ni atiylA.in? eJse. f/e Iriea it and !(ncW all aboutit fj made By FRESH LUNCH,:-: i .o to the CITY BAKERY. Fine liiie of creams fresh cinfeictionery. and A. E. RENKES. BUSI ESS CARDS. T AMES A- S' EEZEY. »-* A toruvy at law. Jl.t*:ings. Mich. Practice# Iu I! courts of the state. Col­ lections promptly attcinlAi tu. lLS. E 11. A C. P. LATH HOP, ■ Uhtno-• m'.fiie Physicians anil Surgeons Al! call*city tn«i country promptly mtLvtided to.: b t'’-’S>3.00 -.*? 50 A. SCRIBNER, M. I!.. Fhyslcliti and Surgeon, \ Mleh. 1 ’ 12.50 A AfU>r b f*w 1>W8 f«>!n the venl? ‘.f*“WtWbo ^“vnt these auc’ kicked down to him for five tai’ “i-7 'Y*« » few more T ‘^'I<*e.l of a fiDUold armchair is brought out. which Ih pfrrchimed under &rrf?‘‘dU,W'‘ by 1K ring. Ea.h of these worthier knows p rfcctly th .<rt,de 15 but under ‘^ principle that <hwe fa honor among thlerre, none of the dealers ever bid ■ again-t one another. When the sale fa over nil the ring repair U» Mine out of the way place. A then pula up the rota which was knocked down to him at five and twenty shillings. B ralso the price to twenty-six shillings, placing the shilling into the “pool." C follows wfa and adds hfa shilling. The othcre keep on bidding until a tairsum fa readied, when the , " article ......... .is knocked KMDcsca down iio-.vn to to the the highest highest bidder, A the UW£>IMU origiui.l mini hutn ho U r’ who —paj-4 »—;•’ •* uc paid for the sofa at theamttfon. The other money i. left ja the pod. All the pur nro w*’-b in a similar manner. v> luu all age disposed of. the money in the pool, which by this time tuhounteof course .o a considaraMo sum. is equally divided among thu.mcmlx rs of tb« ring. It may bensfaid: "Why is smli a great deni of trouble taken? Why couid not thu goo fa at once become the property of tne buyer?' It' nni.t, however, l>e rtmemwrecl that the policy of such men is "dia­ mond cut diamond” with a vei reanee,> an«l .tdivfa.oncf prufitsanvmg themselves, instead of the auctioneer gett ing tfic bene­ fit. famaturtiily more likely to fienduce to the advantage of them all. ’ Should one broker by mistake nt tho auclion bid more for nn article than it fa nfu-r•wani found to be worth, the nag share the loss in the same manner ns they share the profits. This, however, very seldom oc­ curs. It may be thought tho auctioneer docs • not eagerly seek the bids of these gentry. Thfa Is often the paxe. and when their bids aro really ton abmardly 1 •• ■ • ; the price by the aid of imaginary bidden*. But the brokers will not go any further than they think will answer their purpose,, and the lot fa bough’ in by the auctioneer himself. To mnku private purcbuserH transact th?ir business through/th<-m these deniers will Xnquently bill againkt him or her. and run the article up to about treble ita real value. Heal tfaj purchaser •‘tipped the wink’’ to one of t heir nnml >-r he would most probably, for reasons I havu’ktMod alxjve, have b<vn able to obtain it at a much lotyer figure. The article would be put up n^aln in the uuno way by the broker, nud would make, Miy, thirty shilHogs. The broker wpuk’l meat likely charge bia client two guiliras and pocket tbe difference, fa-side* taking hlsshareof the pooh—Loudon Tit-Bits.- n a. « c, LI. BARBER * 41. Phy .lvlan.4 and Suiycuns. i Calls iu city o county rw.pubik*<l to will; or night. < । promptness, day < j ypLLiAMa’ ’2.00,u . w. L OOUCLAS Office t»vfr Jit i us Rus fail’s store. State rcet, ila.-Aings. Mieli. 1 . j 'bUEui&, ~ ——— AlHtrac and Rea!, Ifatato Office. l Block. Hastlufcs. Money to Insn in tea! Ett'-.t * Real EstMi sold ou cuimnlss my Genrtnl ■:*)-> reyauelng. Having a complex -rot of Abstract Bonk*, compiled from tt»« lux ord*, can :t:rnfab eor.ipltte c. f. Arques, clerk. . .' i Bronson. P. DRAKE, At. 1)., Office overJ loiloway'^drug store. Office hour* from 2 to 4 p. nt. Telephone, con uectlng with ml. cnee, at Hollo*ay’s drug X . t cn a new prtrxiple— »<.clatc tho liras, stomata A’ l tow< is (ArouoA Ate h-r-.r.-. Da. 3!ar3rPnxs ■; cwt bllla.-inoas, Q M. FOWLER.D.D. 3. torpid llvar and constipt; tl is. SrnhUort, mildest, ra.--«tl 50doses,2Beus, i Ofilce hour* « r|. to 3 p. m. ■ Kf; QM1T1I-& COLBROVE, O I lawyers. (Office in Vttion block. Hasting*.) Practice • * all tbejrourW of the state. Aiom’oy nt Law. . faAoavear ft < o.'v store.) ! i «•«**"• I A 'short time ago while visiting in the city of Syracuse I concluded to go shop­ ping. As my friend had romo household duties which needed her personal atten­ tion I started cut alone. Among other things ? wanted to pur­ chase was a hat for my litilo boy. As I hr. i always l|v*d in a sinfill town I wns somewhat confusud by the size of the store a; which my friend dircoteil ’me to moke my purchase. I knew enough to find tho floorwalker, however, nud have him show me to tbe hrl department As i« usually the c.r-e where there is a large rfasort m, nt' to choose from. I could net decldu which to take, xo walked away, saying, "I did not roc any to suit me." After awhile I mapnged to find the door I had entered nnd jmssed out. With n great deal of confidence in my ability io find a hat xtore without aid 1 turned tbe corner nnd started down the street. At the very next corner I saw a very large number of hats in the window nud concluded to enter. To my utter chagrin I found myself nt the identical counter in the same store, and the same clerk smiling st my embarrassment. . In my eoufusion nnd hurry to get out I rushed'toward a lady coming from the op­ posite aide, when to my horror I came fore'.bly agnim-t a large mirror, which 1 Lad 1 mistaken fer nn archway, and found thnt t i c wnmon 1 -aw cumin; !r of eyes nnd as itching me, trying to roMRMAN. Hnnieepathle I'hy-' H'rah* their laughter. I think you will iel«n and Sarjron. agree with me that one i-xperivacu of the r I htljrop ’•'!«ie stored __ kind fa enough —Cor. New York Recorder. e eHt.vtb and collf.ct- inn NG.OFFICE OF . P.it.MKitTDX i«fc Smith, The honor o^ inventing the piano is Wooalhnd, Miph. claimed by the English, tho French anti J. M. Smith. > • i. re-le'l In said C. S. PAX.»r<irm.v, the Germans. Father Wood, iui English :-eer at a . — *leti of J nailed of the Peace. monk nt Rome, is said to have been tiie Notary Public. j u. .inn at tbe Probate real inventor in 1711. and to have niaunHa<tinc*. u> said county, fiwtured one. which he >-old to Samuel ' : tftero be, why the prayer rot ho granted. And 'Crisp!, the author of “Virginia,” from ’ I? said petitioner give whom it was purchased by Falke Grevitle, p.-n-sted rjisald estate, though Count Carli claims the credit for - '<‘1 petition.and the hear;r a iopr ot this order to be Bartliolemmeo Ubristiforic,of Padua.dur­ BANNiraanewsring his stay in Florence, some threo years • -.lAted in said County of later (1714). The French attribute the in­ ■ ■. fek (or throe success!ve vention to a Parisian named Marius, who ■ i.l liy nf hearing. MILK-’ W. AHlimiONO. they alleged produced in 1710 a harpsi­ Judge of l*robate. chord In which hammers hud been substi­ tuted for the old plectrums or quills. The 'I ’BtlEriRDER Germans are the last in the field with J. ' '!•••; jrot>ateT(3ourt for the C. Schroder, of Dresden, who claimed (1717). when eighteen yenrs of age. to have 1 '• nt the Probate office, "constructed after much consideration the ■ ’-'■.is said ctarnty. on Mou■ OKober, in tho year one model of a new clavier with hammers, ' hWkI lira ninety two. upon which be could play loudly or softly." A.-riHtroug, Judge of —Brooklyn Eagle. 01 H;e| estate of Mariah & KIRK’S fa? ttgcatul.! uFrtv-r,; • t,1” Ui>' .fa»re.->i fea.oi L.j -WinIt:,- •: . • igsdiH'-l' \ 25,-ar,•{..!>, Htibon ar.) aihi, utu> ... D ■1 the petition, duly veri- ti; sou of Mid deceased, •iiulMtaJioft of said estate ■ ’• r -i.i-.ah W. Hendershott, ua.u>li!!j,er«on. ' '*^fare.j, ibat Thursday the • r, A.i),.tMWatte:io’doek In’ 'Liru 1<>r the heart ux of said ■< the befas nt law of said de‘ •-•r ;eFk0iis interested In said w.i,.-........... , •- ■'■•vii ai .ho rniaiueuiJ'."’ 'fa'ttiiga. in saideounty.and *’-• wl,r ‘he frrayer of. MSrem.-l-L”,L, n, ?v u’’Vwi Ana It la ten., M filTOnotlee B J* IMon ,an4 lha hearing of Ulis order to be I 6 **•«?,L'KL,ML'S I » ^fraecopy.) * , ■ Judge of Probate moi TAR SOM Healthful, Agmable, Cleansing. Owe® Chapped Hands, Wounds, Burns, Btc. nnm Belt for General Household Use. An Experience While In ■ Trnnce. Dr Blnus mention* the case of a girl who'lay in a trance for a considerable time and then revived. She actually heard every word that was sold around her, but was unable to give tbe slightest evidence of her continued vitality. She afterward ■aid that her horror was simply indescrib­ able She had endeavored to shout and to move, but in vain. At length her state of mind when she wns being prepared for burial was such as to cause her to break out in a profuse perspiration, aud ahe re­ covered. She described the sensation very much In the same way as the somnamballstasay they feel- Her soul, shs said, seemed tu have ng power to act upon her buoy. It semed to be in the body and out v, it at the same time.—Yankee Blade. A fireman when he has to do duty al a theater h>w no sinecure if he follows the 2‘k*'. ®.’ M bU )X« on lh« •Uge half :*n hour before tho time named Ion the pcrf«*rmnnee to begin and should not return to quartan* without being aurisued that the place is from no cause in dan­ ger of fire. । t ilia first and last duties un: to explore tb<* stage uadv.oiice al- sources of danger, such na wings’ traps or opening'*, for stage effects. Hie.*, brirtlcr light shields, and insuton accumulation of dust or rubbish being removed. He must also have an eye on colored 41re». calcium lights, powder, pyrotechnics, and even firenruis, and seo that the/ do not imperil either person or property. He: has also to look after handy water or exttafpiiBhcrs, and to see that both are reudj* In a moment for emergency. The theater fireman baa standing in­ struction!* for such emergencies to be alert, but by example to calm apprehension, in tact, to mslze hinuelf ro conspicuously inojffvrenfjwto fa-Urtie the peril. He must n wj note ;m<l report each hnd c.tery viola­ tion of'tho laws regulating plncesi at amusemrqt. listen to^no cue if he is e’ur<'„ that he fa ptrfortBiug his duty, and bruiKooloter-' fereix.-. ,He fa for the honco superior to al! theater Mtreclita fa snrv^lfaucaprer gas ffatun-K, pud dm cnli r thuro who manage the gaa *u<i faer'.rfc lights to do whatever he ra.-.y think best to prevent fires or acci­ dent*. . He alm) t.-fa to be sure that on the prograUimu fa printed it correct diagrtim ot tho theater, with ita exits, and to ;*st]tbo fire alarm lox so that be may be sure it If in workir.g order In doing al) this he knows that the ihstrdctions to his superior, whose duty it is to vklt him, are that such visits sir.;! be ut Irrqgtttar times, so that he may not know Ute prechto time of being under Inspectiou.—Ntw York Times. Th* avscsgw consumption of imgar p« bead ia gWM fa th* United Statea than »*e*Ur than Europeaaa. and in cooking of every description sugar is used with exesptonal freedom. Thia is especially the ease with pastry and pies, the latter vary large­ ly an American institution. This excessive use cf sugar at all meals is ano of the can As of tho prevalence of dvepepsln and indigestion, sugar feeding both these ail­ ments and also causing an unhealthy ac­ cumulation of intestinal corpulency or fat­ ness.—St. Louis G lobe-Democrat. of tbe district hereinafter defiant!. ooe rinotar of ereH4c.DC ami Vice Presldwit o) Che UnMi Maw iu each district, who xhall be fcn<>vu and tbtfaaated In tbe ballot, respectively, sa cantern alurtet elector of i'resldwitaad Vice Presi­ dent ot the United States st large, and weetera district elector of President sod Vide Presi­ dent of the United states at targe; *1*0- in 1U» ‘ manner, two alternate electors ef President and Vice President who shall be known and designated'ou tho ballot, as eastern district idternate elector ot President nnd Vice Prertdeut of the Halted States at large, and western district alurnate elector of President and Vice President otthc United States at large, for whieh A clergyman in the neighborhood of purpose the first* stv.Hb! 1 Nottingham was complimenting a tailor and tenth congressional districts shall eom- I In hfa imriah on repain which he had done pose one district io bo kuown as the eastern electoral district, nrd the third, fourth, for him. In the courao <rf conversation he, xilntb. eleventh aud twcUth congressional tlfth dis­ however, incautiously obaerved: "Whea I tricts shall cotnj>ose the other district, to be want a good coat I go to Ltmdon; they known as the western electoral district Tnere are also tote elected by the electors In each make them there." Before moving tbe coDmMlonal district Ituo whkh the state is shop he Inquired, “By the bye, do you ate divided, one elector of Preaident am! Vice Presi­ dent, aud one alternate elector ot President tend my church?” . and Vice President, tho ballots for which shall “No,” was the reply. “When I want to designate the number of tho congressional dis­ htur a gnqjl xerjnou I go to Ixnidon; they trict and the persons tobe voted for lherdD, as dfa:rlct elector aud alternate district elector of make them there.”—London TiteBlts. Pre’hlciit and Vice President ot the United States respectivelyfalse, on the tenrral ticket a Origin uf th* Word •■Money.” Governor. Lieutenant Governor. Secretary of In l cmlng out the origin or derivation of Hrate.Htate Treasurer. Auditor General. CommuMloner otthe state I*nd Office. Attorney tne word ‘•money,” you find it is from the General and Superintendent ot Public Instruc­ Roman word "Mouuta,’’because tbe find tion: aixo a member of the State Board ut Edu­ regular coins of tbe Romans were "struck” cation in place of Hsmuel 8. Babcock, whoee of office will expire December 31. !*W;al»o in tbe temple of Juno Monetn. The word term a Representative in Uongreq? tor tho «h Con"coni” is, no doubt, from the Latin greselonal district of this state, to -Ablet! thlR ••cuneus,” nieahipg a die or stamp. Many county belong*; also a Senator tor the rtth Seoa’orinl dfatrict. composed ot lhe counties of coins are so called from their original Barry and Baton; also a H< present.'Uhe la tho weight, as the English "pound,” the State legislature for one Representative dis­ French "livre,” and the Italian “firn.”— trict for Barry County. You are also hereby tK.'.ifird Chat at sold election there will be snbmltted to tbe people the question of a conven­ tion for the purjM>*e uf a general revision of tho Those Yachting Cnps. constitution nf this state, thnt each person vex­ for such proposition shall have written or A ?tory i* told of a prominent yachrsmau ing printed or partly written and partly printed on who fa cousplcmjrts for never 'rearing a this ballot tbe words. “Convention fur the pur­ yachting cap when every mon, woman and pose ot a general revlslou of the Constitution of child sported one. When aaki-d why ho tills Stole-Yes." and each person voting against Mid proposition the words. “Conven­ did not wear it, he replied. “Beeauro I own tion for the punxMe of a general revision of the Constltutlou of this State— No.” You.are hereby notified that at said election there will alao be elected an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, to HU the vacancy caus­ ed by tho ri-alguaUcu of Alien H. Morse. The term of office will »-xplre December 31st IHK. Vouare also notified that at said election there will be elected the following county officers for Barry County: A Judge of Probate. Sheriff, Clerk. County Treasurer. Register of Deeds. I*roM.«utlng Attorney, Two Circuit Court Comniisstoceri, two Coroners and a County Surveyor. The following places have been designated by the common council for holding the said elec­ tion in tbe several wards of the city: first ward. F. A. Stanley’s Blacksmith shop. Second wajd. Building of J. 3. Goodyear. Third ward. Council Rooms. Fourth ward. Sheriff’s office. Given under my (hand and tho seal of the' riD^of Hahtlngs, Michigan, this 3d day of Oct. An Artificial India KUtbcr. About eight jeara ago the hydrocarbon •sofireiie,” which had previously been i'l-nilficd inmo^g the products of the de M riiitlve HistlBtilfan of crude ruld>er, wua disedu r. 4 amrjug ih-j volatile coni[»pur.ds obtafaed Ly the action of moderate beat npon'bil < f turpentine. Isoprene can be rerouvfrti.l Into true elastic rubber by. the m tioti of ktrotig acids., such a* muriatic. Dr. Tilden whq originally made tbe dis­ covery refernil to, not lung ago produced from; turjfantlBe n quantity of isoprene, which after beifyg kept for n few weeks l>ecauu- thick and sirupy, with lumps of hard; efattic siibstance floating in it. Tb<-*e lumps proved to Ims true roblvr, and an»«Qppcs4.-<l to have been formed by tho accident il presence of acetic or formic acid in the holut louJ This rubber appears lobe an:d<r<<in« in evfery respect to tho natural product, and fa equally nisceptiblc of vul canizy.’.lcn. The discover? has b. en I followed by ex­ periments to uncertain the frnsiblllty of mar.iif.-.ctnring:n:bber from turpentine on Hr. David SI. Jordan ftcon|u«-reial scale. An Inu-restting field for expertrut ntb has been opened up by' of Edmeston, N. Y. this dLcovery, for if, as fa possible, other Colorless, Emaciated, Helpless resiu.4 are similarly susceptible of conver­ sion into elastic: compounds,.products pos­ A Complete Cure by HOOD3B sessing propertus of i>eculiar value be 3AKSAPAH1LLA. developed, aud in any case the dearth of Thia fa from Mr. D. M. Jordan, a re­ rubltir whieh has existed for some time in consebm nee of the wholvnle destruction tired farmer, and one, of the most re­ ef rulflsT forests fa likely : . give no fur- spected citiacns of Otsego Co., N. Y. tlur muse for ilnnn.—Exchange. ’ “ Fourteen years ago I had an attack of thp grarel, and havo »lueo been troubled wlih^jrty Llvor and Kidneys To the rirftex ot saffron Avhole volumes have beun devoted, reference to some nf tho more 'liuporULi ut which are given in Canori Eithcumlai’s "Pintit Ix*rvnnd Garden Craft। of Shakespeare,” where there Is a lung article on the subject. The pkiqt was chiefly used for 'diseases-cf the lungs, whendc came lui title of Anima pedmeunm; for as-..sting ti:3 eruption of measles, smallpox, etc. t n measlo* it is still occa­ sionally prescribed); as a cardiac and gen­ eral stimulant, am! ns a digtstive aud ttrendthvncr of th • sUsnutcli. To this List (supposed.! virtue Its use in "uieaU” isdue. Lyi .• lays that taken it "coniforteth the stomarko and e^nseth good digestion, aud sodden injwiae ii mv.-enn ih from'dronkann-ss-e.’' It was allo used a-> a love philtre, n'nd erjll cn*er > lainely info some popular recipes for “making dp” horses. The] most eltravagnnt notions ot itr. pow<m were formerly ht;ld, nnd Mima old of vcdetablM. Et'en so late m. the middle ot tho last century it held a prominent place jn our official dispensaUwiea. but it has now come to be used only as a coloring nnd flavoring agent, being medicinally al­ most inert, it« property (such as it if.) being mildly stimulative.—Notes and Queries. When riding by night on the pampas I ns«l to enjoy lying Lack on the horse sill my head n::d shauh’.crs rested on the aninm'.'s |iark. My Dxt were raised till they p: mH ngaiust ;the hurst’h neck,and iu ’ his posit ion, mmle by practice safe, and •.«:iug* nothing < !' earth, bat letting my mind ab-orh tiie Impression created by the Vos-t rircl-of •.hdhv.ivttw glittering with inntt murahle stans? -To cijoy this method of riding thoroughiy the rider mm-i; have i>erfect coufiseute it: tbe faint for»taqui»x of hfa horse,and the hnrx« iiitsst hiivit a similar eonlldence l:j Ltarider. The animal must go over level, proVy ground and nt a swift, harmonious ' Then the illusion fa thnt of soaring thrntvrh -pace-an enchantment heightcued by the niufllt-d sound of tbe Itcofa on the r..fi sward, which suggests the rashing (,! wing.*.—“The Naturalist in Ita Plata." Gourmand and Epicure. Pleasing tbe imlnte fa the main end in most books of cookery, but it 1s my nim to blend the toothsome with tho wholesome. The term gourmand or epicure has been strangely perverterl; it has been conceived svnonymous with a ghittou. who will eat as long ax he can ait, and drink longer than he can stand, or like the great eater of Kent, whom Fuller places among his worthies, and tells us that he did eat with ease thirty dozen pigeons at one meal, at another eighteen yards of black pudding. -'•Cook's Oracle.?’ Hedge* la City I’nrks. Hedges cut no figure in tbe parks of thia citv. There is cnly one piece of hedge fa Central park—a short double row leading to the gatehouse of the big reservoir. Ita success, however, shows what might be done. It has >*cn growing twenty years perhaps, and it has reached a condition of perfection seldom attained by rural hedge rows II is mure than feet high and y.' feet wide and is trimmed to a compact Only a Xlekname. Joseph is a witty head waiter. One day daring a hot spell a guest said to him: "This weather is pretty hot. isn’t it, Jo­ seph?'’ "Bo Jabers.” he responded, "hot is only a nickname for it?”-Detroit Free Press. of Hastings: You are hereby aatlOM that st th election to be Uriel la ills stabs mi paduafiy growing worse. Three yean ago I got down »o tow that I c«uld«eareely walk. I looked more iiko a eorpte than & living being. I iiitd no appetite aud for fire weeks I ate ■othing but tfrael. I was badlv emnelatad a&il bad no more color than « marble atatae. Hood's Sarsaparilla was reeammendetl and I thought I would try IL Before I had flnhhcd tho first bottle I noticed that I felt better, suf­ fered lets, ths iwflwtumntioa ot the bladdor had subsided, tho color beran to return to my face, and I beans to feel hawnry. After I had taken threo bottler I could eat anything without hurting me. Why, I got to hungry that I bad to eat 5 times a day. I havo now full; re revered, thanks to . Hood's Sarsanarllla I feel well wnd a» well. Alt who know HCOD'3 PiLLO •^’’thobMt »ftor-^lnncir: E. G. Holbrook, Recorder. ’* Chicago, ZiIuuko & Sagiaaw TIMETABLE. In effect Septeinlier 11.1832. Stations. d« 1 XURTH. Kalam&roo Lv.. . BMMJooper...... Klcblana Janet.. Cressey Milo........................ Delton Cloverdale SLuitt HASTih'tfa*.......... . 001 7 31 Coats Grove Woodland •7 30 Lansing Detroit... a... Grand Rapids. 11 50 4 IS] 10 10 . Stations. ’X xoenr. Kalamuou Ar.. EastCoqt»er j.v fUcldaod Jupcl Cressey Mito............... DeltonI... □ewr N • 8bn!U •B 16 01 40 1 10 I'a/lug for Fnrnis from one Crop. Oasttnos......... Gov. John Miller, of North Dakota, re­ Grove.... lates an instance of what in being accom­ Coats Woodland plished by farmers in I lie Red River Valley of Mkmt-soln and North Dakota. He said I-aesing..................................... 3 fa 10 45 I........ S. J. Leland, near his town of Dwight, Detroit........................................ I 1 351 7 to D., bought ICO acres of land in the spring Grand Rapids................ j 7 OOj........................... . of lf>VI, for S3.100, and raised crops that •Stops on signal only; season worth tbe salary °f a government t Nos. 5 and 6 will not carry passengers unless clerk, iu excess of the cost of his farm, as provided with freight train permits. Freight trains will be run st the convenience per the following statement: of the company, who reserve the right to change 4.1»0 JJu. ot'wbaat. at sso......... S3.Ml.5O tbe time or such trains without notice. too ., .. oats, at 300 lOT.oo W. 8. Dkwjng. Gen’l Manager. ........................................................................... .'..75'LM Deducting cost ot land .. Leavtog.........................................................f 1.158X0 Case# of this kind arc so cotpinon that they are a irur In the news market out fjioTiai’e uufiBic State of Michigan. County *f Hurry—si. Ala session of tlw Probate Court for tbe G-.iptv ol Barry. Holden ot the Probate CflBre lu , t citv of lla-'.lugs. In said tonnty. on Iri- I'rra-’tit, Charles W. A nr strong. Judge ot hi*1*! miller of. the estate of Daniel ^i'nreadtfcRtuidfilingthepetition duly verified of Ebcrli. xatjOt said deceased, praying that atimiolatrailon •<! said ’state may l»e granted tn Uiiarlus Helkit.rr orlo seme other Tlien-ttpon it fa ordered, that Tm-Mlay. the toUt' (far Ol Nuvend-er. A. D. ixre.alten o docltln tae foimoon. b* ss’lgned far the bearing ot srid petition and that the lie r> at fan of said <tccessed and all other persons It.terrstcd tu snld Mitate . are required to appear i t । sejsteii m sdrt Court, then io be l.ojden at the office, tn U»c City of Ha«tlngs, In raid County, and show cause. II any tlwre 1 of the petitioner may not fa- cratited. And It U further ordered, that sal.! punt loner give notice to the perrons interested In sale estate, of the pendency of said petition and tho i.rarliiR thereof by causing a copy of this order to be published in Hrn’llasfeio Baxxkm. * newsnsper printed uud circulated lo wild County of Garry- once In each wrek for three successive wM-ks previous to said day of hearing, nnupill.uu CHAS.W. ACM -THONG Judge of Probate. (A tree copy.)___________________________ ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. In tbe mattm-of the estate ot George*H. Me LNotfeedto^ireby given that J rsww step ou# s st o'clock, in tbe forenoon in the Probate office in the city of Ilnstlncs In the county of Bury, to ifi Mate of Michigan, Pursuant to licence and authority grant'd w£h?te‘ day of August, A, I). 1883, by lhe irobare court of Barrv county, Mlcblgsn. all of the estate, right, title and interest of the said de erased otin and to the real estate rituate and temjmtbe county of Barry, to the state of Mlcmgan, known and described as follows, (Hlloruir,weotv-four feet of lot four buudrrd ninety-three <iC3) of the city, formerly TlltegO. of Ha*t .ngs, Michigan.according to the recorded plat there­ ° “**'a »o* «*. a- »■ ’58O. Administrator. The above sale is hereby adjourned to Friday SmnWrrAin. «t •»»>■ Pl"» “* hour In the day. UUrtO«.n..M Administrator. REGISTRATION' NOTICE. ’ To tlm <r.mllfie<l electors of tbeCity of Hastings: /Notice fa bcrcliyriven. that the aldetmenof the several wsrtfa *>l the city of Hastings acting as a board ef registration under and by virtue of an net entitled. ;ta net to further jtrmerve the purity of 1 lections aud to guard ngainst tbe abttsita of the elective franebhe by n, regwtratl«»n of electors at.proveii. Feb. litti. HK!>. as amended by act IN of session laws approved March 20th. Ims. will nrect on Saturday, Norembertth. fazi. fn-m 8 a. m. to 8 p. nr. fat want. Stanley's blacksmith shop on Michigan avr; 2nd mini, J. S. Goodyear building, south, etort electric light plant; 3d ward, council room, on State street over Beamer's store: 4th ward. Sheriff's ofllro at court bouse, for tbe purpose of completing a list of the qualified electors, when ar.d where ail persons entitled to the elective franchise under article T. section 1. of the constitution of tnestate of Michigan, must register tbefr names iWntltle tfiwn to tho privlege of voting under this act. . w. s. Nelson. Chairman of the Board of Registration. Titos. Ruxston, Sec retary of Board ot Registration. PROBAT B ORDER. State of Michigan, C<-unty of Barry—m. At a session of the Probate Court for the County of Barry, holden at tbe Probate Office, in the Cltv of Hastings. In said county, ou Wednesday, the 5th day of October, fa the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety two. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ot Probate. ■ • In the mutter of tbe estate of Daniel P. Bradley, deceased. Ou reading and (Hing the petition, duly veri­ fied of Olive Bradley, widow of saijj deceased, praying that a certain instrument now on file In Hila enure purporting to be the hint will and testament of said deceased be admitted to pro­ bate, and that administration of said estate may be granted to Olive Bradley, tbe executrix In said will named or to some other suitable person. Thereupon It Is ordered, that Tuesday, tbe 1st day of November. A. D. IMX at ten o’clock Inthe forenoon be ass toed for the hearing of said petition, and that the neire atlas? of said de­ ceased ud all other persons Interested In said estate, are required to appear at a session of said Court, then to be holden at tbe Probata Office In the City of Has'.lnjcs. in said County, and show cause, if any there be, why the prayer of the jjetitloner may not be granted. And It ta further ordered, that said petitioner giro notice U> tbe persons interested n said «®ate. of the pende.ncv of said petition and the hearing thereof, oy causing a copy ol this order to bo published In the Hastings Baxxkr. a newapaperpilnted and cirenlaied tn said County ot Barry once lb each week for three successive weeks previous to salddav of hearing. Chau. Vf. Ammstboxo. (A true copy.) Judge ot Probate. �— YOU GOING TO BUY A.' ALWAYS SMOKE SCHOOL POOK5. Libraries containing books written only Peoples DRUG STORE and Women’s buildings at the World’s fair. Captain Collins, of the World’s fair Ash­ er! sa department, wants a live shark in future. Captain C. J. Iredell, a prominent Cfflujnbia (S. C;) business ra«, ta accused of gmbettling #15,000 from the Commereia World’s fair show. bank, of which be was until lately presi­ Anna Loewenstein, aged 10, Rosa Waldent. -ton, aged 19, and Annie Rickey,' aged 17, Thu supreme military council of Mexico ofChicago, were decoyed to a den at Stehas confirmnd the death sentence passed upon Colonel Nieves Hernandes, charged stein lias Ixscn recovered by her mother, with t rnwou iu tailing to capture Garza, art! charges a woman ifamed Gist with de­ the jjjvolutionfsL coying her to the den. . M. Devenux, director of the Ottoman Dr. H. B. Hale, a recent graduate nf Rush bank at Constantinople, turn committed medical college, was accidentally shot while suicide by drowning himself at Corfu. . hunting near West Superior, WIs. He wns Tba United States coast survey steamer fatally hurt. Gedncy Is ashore on Canoe Island, British Dispatcher from Home insist that the pope Is very ill, I fl that every effort ia An American woman in a Philadelphia made by tho Vatican official* to prevent hospital hn* every symptom of leprosy. The tho fact from becoming known. patient is GT years old, and always lived in There te a lock-out uoh” in Lancashire, the Quaker City. Max Schoenthal, a New York hop and . England, which involves thirty mills. The employers want wages reduced 5 per cent. malt dealer, has fulled. His liabilities *rA “Cardiff* giant^uu bccu'unearthed in gregute upward of $350,0(Xk Hon. John D. Waahburne, of Worccater, the Bad Lands of South Dakota Cowboys Mass., envoy extraordinary and minister found it, and say itJ* a petrified Indian, plenipotentiary of the United States to but the doctors scout the statement Swiuerinnd, has resigned his office. . At Toilet Station, Conn., Martin Narka Augustin A Kendall, president of tbe died an agonizing death from hydro­ • Erie County Sunday School association, phobia. died at bi* home in Buffalo, N. Y., of apo­ Herman Waldeck, who has been in the plexy. employ of J. Kohn & Co;, tobacco mer­ Two men held up a train or a southern chants, Son Francisco, for fo xr years as railroad near Piedmont, Ala, and got bookkeeper, lias decamped with #15,000 of $750 and some valuable mall packages. the Arm’s money. A young woman named J. E. Walcher, an Irving (Hl-) business Annie Smith has uecoiuponicd him. man, is- reported to have eloped with a *• It Is proposed to have Ave bases in next former domestic in hit household. year’s base ball game. Thursday. Nov. 3. B. F. Myers, a merchant policeman, was fatally-shot by a negro burglar at Indlanu]>bU*. Dean McVeagb, an alleged horse thief, was shot and killed while resisting arrest by-Fred Drees at St. Henry*, O. Two Pennsylvania railroad floats, carry­ ing twenty-foiir cars o( merchandise, were run down nnd sunk a Philadelphia Between and $7,000 worth of smug­ gled • opium, consigned for Chicago, ha* Iwen seized by the customs officers at De­ troit^ The sngnrt trust Ijns placed a contract with John Bailey, of Philadelphia for 5,fX»,000 bags, in which all sugnra will hereaftet4 be shipped. Thje Canadian Pacific-Railway company are crying to .secure a fast Atlantic service to the World’s fair. Tiie Keystone express train njn into a freight train nwir Pittsburg. The engineer and llrenian of the expre* wenf badly in­ jured- None of tbe passengers was hurt. ■ Thus far twenty-one liodle- cf uersona drowned in the Roumania disaster have been recovered. Tiie public debt was increased $G89,08 during iktober. Thom.-K A. Glexwon. a well-known cotton buyer in New Orleans, has been arrested, chatged with forgery. The amount in­ volved b MOW. Maud Hoover and Oliver Corcoran, elop­ ers from Jacksonville, Ills., were married at Ifitt^flidd, and are now striving^ accumu­ late enough courage to return £ome. Friday, Nut. 4. Laxly Randolph Churchill has recovered from her illnea* so much that the physicians have ceamsi to issue daily bulletin*. President Diaz denies that- the Tomochlenna were wiped out by his expresn orders. edge any authority except Saint Colora, in a flgiit with government troops forty-seven of the rebels nnd more .than 100 of the troops were killed and wounded. The striking miners in the Coal Creek and Oliver Springs (Tenn.) «»1 regions tire setting lire to houses owned by people who were kind to the state troops when they were in that part of tho country. On the mountains east of Rutland, Vt, the snow is two to three inches deep. •Obituary: At Kansas City. Mo., Judge John E. Cravens, ai:*d 54. At New York, Jir.it E. Kellogg, mother of Clara Louise Kellogg-St rakosch. At-Galena. IllsM Hen­ ry F. McCloskey, aged C6. At London, Professor Robert Grant, of the University of Glasgow, aged-78. At Burlington, la.. Judge T. W, Newman, -aged &L Genera! Rosecrnns, register of the treas­ ury. is reported somewhat better, but is still confined to hi* room. ' George K. Wheal, Jr., a Panhandle en­ gineer, yras struck and killed by a train at McDonald, Pa Chester Hitchcock was found dead in a bathroom at Rockford, Ill*. The Milwaukee relief fund for Arc suffer­ ers now amounts to /15O.U0O. The Daily Bulletin, of Honolulu, ha* a]x,logire<l for stating that United State* Minister Severance did not du his duty to cast-awny American siaiors, a charge that was made by the sailors themselves. The Western Union Telegraph company has filed ita certificate of increase of capital stock with the secretary ot state at AUxiny. General Samuel Wylie Crawford, who coiuinandcd the Pennsylvania reserve* at the .battle of. Gettysburg, died at Philadel­ phia^ aged 25 years. Catherine Booth aud Mrs. Clibbom, daughter ot General Booth, ot the Salva­ tion Army, have been arrested at Geneva. John H. Rupp, the yardmaster'erf the Reading Uailroad company who wn* held by the corqiur’s jfcry as responsible for the recept. fatal * coUiakm at Maaayunk, has been arrested. i . Mrs. Bradbury, wife of Rev. J. C. Brad­ bury, was indnutiy killed oy being struck by oh exprew train at Painted Post, N. Y. ’ Her husband wiw badly injured, and may not survive. Dr. A. E. Hornell, of Colainbu*. O., has been arqaitted of plagiarising a paper on arlflcial surgtrv recently read Ixiforu tho Central Ohio Medical socisty. Judge Speer, of the United States db, trict court at Macon, Ga, has declared all regist ration laws in Georgia inoperative on tho ground that they arc unconstitu­ tional. Claude Wilson, edi'.nr of The Advance nt Wilton, N. C... haa mysteriously disap­ peared from bi* home. Foul playb sus­ pected. , Malignant diphtheria ha* become epi­ demic nr Staunton, lib., making it neces­ sary to close the public schools. A terrible cyclone damaged property in Old Providence nud San Andrea in thu Uaribeau sea. I-Ltimated low, $U»,W0. Her. A, W. Hinglaad. pastor of the Firat Presbyterian church nt DuI nth, Minn., ha* resigned, aud the congregation presented him with a purse ot WAU nlino, Tuesday, Nov. 8. Frankten Storm, aged 18, was accidental­ ly shot while careleAdy handling a pistol at Whitewater, Wis. He cannot live. Anna Bramble,the racing Ally owned by J.l W. Levy, died at Nashville. She was valued at fetfOO. The London Times advisVs tho British government to !wue. a permanent order for tiie slaughter of all foreign cattlo at the part of entry. John Maher wns killed by the nccldcntnl discharge of a gun white hunting near Brooklyn. The Egyptian cotton crop is expected to exceed 5,000,000 cantor*—about 495,Ol»,UOO pounds—greatly exceeding the. l>est previ­ ous records. . Peter Schulte, a young German who was found guilty of tbe murder of tbe baby of Mary Wcrthbeimsr at New York, has l»een sentenced to be catelectrized at Sing Sing prison during the week beginning Dec 19. A Minden (Mich.) girl, aged 18, has eloped with her 00-year-old unde General C. P. Chapman, ex-adjutant gen­ eral of Wisconsin, has lieen stricken with paralydb nt hb home iu Madison, and now lies in a critical condition. The notorious Tolbert feud has broken mil in Kemper county, Mira., and uh a re­ sult three men now lie dead. They ore Tom Tolbert, Sr., hb youngest son, John, ami Thomas Cole, one of the sheriff’s posse. It b reported thnt- the Yaqui* Indians are preparing for a war of extermination in tho western part of Mexico. One pemMi was killed and eighteen wounded ‘vicar Galveston, Tex., during a violent windstorm. Major E. S. Bailey, one of Iowa’s most, prna innnt lawyera, b dead at hb home in Clinton, la Chadron Congregational academy, at Chadron, Neb., luw been destroyed by fire. The loss b $15,(XlO. Ernest Kroeger, a young Chicago artist, committed suicide ut Los Angel«s Cal. Lord* Melrose, the largest St. Bernard dqg in the world, Ixat. di<*d at Melrose.Mass. He wa* valued at *10,000. HE largest complete T stock of new and sec­ THE BEST ond hand School Books and everything needed in the school room in Barry County. In The Market It Acknowledges no Superior. J. MILLARD, UI. D. Goodye^, DRUGGIST and book­ seller, and the originator and promoter of LOW prices for Drugs, Books and School Supplies. 2nd Hand Books wanted. HASTINGS. MICH. SEWING MACHINE ? If bo, buy of the man who sells at the same price to the poor man or woman as to the rich. He wont charge you $55 for a poor machine and sell the same style of machine to an­ other for |(26 aa do some dealers.. Oh, no! The Dollar of the Poor Man Is just an good to Trav. as the dollar of the rich. He .sells The Light Running World Renowned Domestic, The New Home and some other first-class machines. He will sell you a machine for a small payment down and the balance in monthly payments if desired. It will pay you to call on him before you buy. Needles, oils and parts for all machines, T. PHILLIPS. Websters Dictionary 5c. Here is a’ bargain. bought a large supply of 25 YEARS I have BLANK BOOKS, Day Books, Journals and Ledgers. It is a SOLID WEAR Is the length of .time that And I am going to sell at BANK­ RUPT PRICES. If you are going to need anything in that line it will pay you to buy now. These books will be sold for less than you can buy fools tap or legal' cap paper. Look at my WINDOW Filled with these books. Fred L. Heath, THE DRUQQI5T. SPOONS AND FORKS Ara warranted to last. Also remember you fet a Present—“Good orm,” of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jewerystore Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. IT’S A “JIM DANDY,” The stock of lumber and shingles lalely purchased by Bentley, Tomlinson & Rider At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and stud- ■ The latest -styles in pine flooring and sheeting. Their No. 2 shingles are “just too^sweet for anything.” ‘ OUR dress flannels, shawls and bed DRY GOODS blankets are especially fine this season. BOOTS asi SHOES A full line of WOOL BOOTS and RUBBERS. UVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. Chicago. Chicago. Nov. T. Following were the quotationsou the board of trade today: Wheal—November, opened closed TlXc; December, opened TIJtic, clMed 7254c; May. opened 73*c, closed Carti-Novcmbcr.oiKmedilHc.cboed 4SWc; De­ cember. opened <l‘4c. closed 4S«4c-. May. opened Wfr-’. cl< sed 40Kc. Oate—November, opened 80Wc, dooed 3U7$c; December, opened 3)J4e, clowd 33m May. opened 3514c, dosed SBkc. Pork-November. opened >1X10, doeed 'SIX 17J4; December, opened $1243. doeed 212.3); January. opened $12.45; doeed JlllAl Lard — (November, opened $a.75, doe.-d $8.10. V Live Stock—Price* at tbe Union Stock yards today ranged a* followiu Hog*- Market wm active and Ann; price* wore S&lOo higher. packers and shippers buying: wdi-s ranged at $4dJ5aAC0 pigs,: ©15; light, $52035-40 rough packing. 6.80 mixed, and henry jacking aud shipping lote. Cattle-Rather active on local and. ship­ ping acconnuand prices steady and troll main­ tained; quotations ranged at, $5.2035.85 choice to extra skipping steers. >4.41©3.15 good to choice do, |fcS6©4.40 fair to good, 83- «,tA75 common to medium do, 88.90©a<D butdicra st.-era, $2.tDfiXW Stockers, ©hl& Texna steers, JO range steers. t®^40 feed­ er*. $La&2.75 COWS, $l-5032J0 bulls, and $2.25 6.S0 veal calves. Sheep-Market rather active and price* ruled steady and unchanged; quotations ranged at $3.(WM.:>3 per 100 iba westerns. $3.33 O5-S natives. £Al&L23 Texas, and S3.3U&5.75 lumhs. Produce: Butter—Fancy creamery. 2754^ •Sc per lb; line dairy, 3.J2Sc; packing stock, HtfftlSc. Eggs—Strictly fresh. 21c per doa; cold storage, 16c. Live poultry—Spring chick­ ens. OG.»54<i_^rer 'Mb^hena, 6c; roosters, 6c; turkeys. 12c: ducks, 0®10c; geese, $«.UOia"J» per d<nt. Potatoes—Fancjf Burbanks, on track per bn; Hebrons, 62K£d5c; ro*». 0D©d2c; peerless. .'xC<>>: mixed, LVync. Sweet pota­ toes-Jersey, iaUULpUB per bbl; Hlinal*, $1.75. Apples—Cltoire, RDAXi/ijfj per bbL Cranberrire-Cape Cod. 8<t.JUa7U) per bbL Now York. New Yobk. Nov. 7. Wheat — No. 3 red winter cash, 75® 76c; December. Wfic; May, Cura—No. 2 mixed cask. 31c; Ibmember. 5lJ4c: May, Oat*—No. 2 inixetl cash. 3&Hc; Decernber. 3754c. Rye—Nominal: '«©»10c In car lota; OlfjfXHifl in boat, loads. Barley—Steady: tworow'M sUU), t»a<Ce; six-rowed state, 78 . SOe. „ / Quiet; November, bid; December, $8.43 bid. ■ Live Stock: Cattle—Trading alow for all iftade* nt a redmUlnn of KQJSa per W) lbs; represt to*best native steer*. $3-r>0^5.00 per HD lbs: C’olorado*, $3.40; bulb and dry covra, Jl.W i.-fk.ki. Sheep and Lamb*—Hliecp. j’rm; liuuhn. active ami Mo per lb. higher, sheep, $34»b4-^) per 1-XJ lbs; iambs. gblD&m. Hoge-Market higher; ib o hogs, per 100 lb*. MlLWAVKKH, Nov. 7. Ot»-Na « December. No. 3 do.-Be. Bar­ ember, die: Bamnlta 1. 61Hc; Na 2. V. ■IS ■ Gocds in this department always fresh and clean. Can sell you dishes to set your table in a neat and attractive style. 9 . L. E: STAUFFER HrtSTINQS BANNER E HAVE just received and opened up our first N. T. TKIBMNE The two papers for $1.10 per year. of new fall dress goods. To say that W invoices we are pleased with them would not des.ribe it. And our friends who have seen them are also satisfied. They are the cheapest ami tx-.-t line we ever offered. You will say so when you see them. OUR SUBJECT PROrt 12 1-2 CENT5 <1P Irfads us to speak of strikes. Now there a good many kinds of strikes. This picture is a striking strike. There is a “never strike your dad,” “strike till the last darned foe expires" and "strike while the iron is hot,” and that is what we want you to do. Our assortmeut ie complete. Buy now while yon have your choice. We never had so much to select from. Be sure and call before you buy. CROCKERY, LAMPS, GLASS WARE, CHINA, ETC. And don’t forget we have the best stock of GROCERIES i town. Don’t be misled but come and be convinced. Yoon tims a- vffi rtRruH We call special attention to a line tliat cannot fail to please you, and goods that have provan very at­ tractive to all who have seen them. We refer to the We are now showing our first invoice of thes goods Come in and sue them at RUSSELL'S � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-11-17.pdf f62920edec09a525a26053ad33f00a5c PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ Hastings ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. Banner. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. VOL. XXXVII. NO. 29 17, 1892. Hastings Banner Published Thursdays by COOK. BBO8.. HASTINGS, MICH. NTY NEWS. ■hA-.^LeVfnrnyea? «»7 catarrh in ,PfVfecllv cur»« by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. ’ H. Hicks, Rochester, N. Y. Il ood ? and - Coal - Heaters Ira Van Wood - and - Coal - Cooks. crta TOO r«C5 MS jura noa IW.0S TO jiajg, A POINTER THAT’S what you are looking fori "Dial's what we're here Go to DR. LOWRY’S and 1 t'.giye you. , Speaking of _/ , have your eyes fitted with eye glasses or spectacles, In or­ der to -have your eye sight preserved into old age, the eyes should be properly exam­ ined and the right kind of glasses worn. Dr.. Lowry lor h. rfJare-stoves and stoves— and by the wajHt is a y . ... tini. lv subject—we desire to remark than when you want P 1 K , est quality and greatest vari­ one. ety of eye glasses and specta­ cles at his office, where you can have your eyes examined • at all times. STOVES and STOVES, COAL OK WOOD tove.or heater, go where they are at GOODYEAR When in GRAND RAPIDS stop at -TOE KENTopposite UNION DEPOT. Peninsular Stoves anithp? Free Baggage Transfer. New House S t earn Heat and Electric Bells. Rooms SO BEACH A BOOTH. The recognized leaders, makes; Others and good Coal and wood cost money. , , . To consumers of kerosene oil In Hos­ tings and Barry Co: We have established ,____ «n«ency «l liming, for Iho s,le of Snow Drop oil. wlildi for lumlngtlng purporM luu no equl. Bring • product of "V t’cnn,ylr*nl, crude «nd 155 degree, fire 1 OU tret ra,kc It perfectly Mfe. It produces a clegrand white light and free of odor, nor doea It eauae any dcpoelt on chimney , can save money by buying a stove that saves r , ,,, , , i -it 1 1 1 4.^ ill4 We have them cland Will be £lad to . VIC lldVC LllCUl 1 ILA v show tljem. Call in. GOODYEAR BROS gan allows the use of 120 degrees fire t.-st oil Which permits the the sale of kerosene madefrom Ohio erode aud possesses a larger percentage of gulphur and after ex­ tracting sufficient niptha (fixplosive part) to raise the fire test to 150 degrees or more . it becomes useless, so far as producing light is concerned but at a low test will burn fairly well, still producing a very disagreehble onlor while burning and load­ ing the chimney with a greasy substance. Give Snow Drop oil a trial, the cost Is but I little different than wbat you pay for the cheap goods you are using and the satisfac­ tion you will get in light will more than compensate, saying nothing of additional safety._^For sale by S. E. Phillips, H. L. Newton and Cook A Cook. A. D. Matnamd, Wholesale Ag. I , Hastings, Mich. WHOLE NO. 1953 ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. The democrats and their assistants had a love feast here last Saturday evening— Miss Emma Barnes has gone to Hastings —Our hunters have not returned—Prof. Taylor has organized a singing class here —Divine service wi! conducted at the church last Sunday by Rev. Niece. He preached a very interesting discourse— Mrs. Mary Dooan is Improving In health— Frank Townsend is visiting friends here— Great activity prevails at the brick yard getting ready for a large amount of work next summer. Herbert Bamea Tries to Shoot HimMlY Herbert Barnes got on bls customary lag Tuesday afternoon, and proceeded to act accordingly. He flourished a revolver several times In the saloons and eatlpg rooms of Jefferson street, and started for his father’s, Stephen Barnes’, just south of the city, about supper time. When he reached home he went to the kitchen, took off his coat and vest aud bung them up. His mother came in about this time, and mildly reproved blm for being drunk. He replied, “Hl never drink any more here.” At the same time be' pulled his revolver from bls bip pocket, and pointed It aimless­ ly about, frightening his mother and sister. A little later the report of the revolver was heard, and It was discovered that Herbert had attempted to take his life. The ball entered his right side, a short distance below the arm pit, and trav­ ersed across the body, lodging id bls left side. The injured young man was placed in a bed, medical aid summoned, and every­ thing possible done to alleviate his suffer­ ings and prevent a fatal termination. He Is at thia writing, Wednesday evening, yet alive, but bls chances for recovery are un­ known. Young Barnes, when not In liquor. Is a good hearted boy, but without any stabil­ ity or character. When drunk he Is dan­ gerous, and Is usually so much under con­ trol of the liquor habit as to be utterly . worthless to himself or anyone else. He Is a monnment of what whiskey Can do to unman a man. • Carlton. Mr. Glasgow, of Baltimore, has rented Mr. Thurston's house and moved In. He will teach the Brown school—Mrs. Landon had a paraletlc stroke last Sunday morn­ ing. She was in Freeport with her daugh­ ter. Mrs. Samuel Roush. She was remov­ ed to her home In Carlton and at this writing Is in a critical condition—Mr. Thomas Thuston moved to Belden Wed­ nesday last He intends to keep board­ ing ball—John Shriber is working in Grand Rapids now—Mrs. Dan Snyder, of Grand Rapids visited her father last week —Mrs. D. M. Wood is on the rick list at this writing—Charlie Carpenter had the misfortune to cut his foot last week while chopping in the woods. It Is dobig well at present—Homer Ritter. Chas Brunson, Tom McGreger and Ed Brunson go to the north woods this week—Eld Olen, of Battle Creek, spoke In the Adventist church Sunday and Monday evenings— 'John Marks was the lucky finder of a Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Shriber spent Sun­ good bee tree—Fred Smith has gone to day In Freeport with Mr. Allright and Allegan county, to attend school under wife. Prof. Humphrey—Mrs. Engle has returned from an extended visit with her children At the District meeting of the Woman's Our winter term of school commenced In St Joe—Farmers are now after their Monday with Mr. Smith, of Woodland, as Foreign Missionary Society, which begins ’lows, after theae fine rains—John 'Marks * Its session on Thursday afternoon of this ms moved bls cottage at the foot of the principal and Mrs. Lizzie Wood in the primary department—Dr. Foote and fa­ week at 2 o’clock in the M. E. church, a hill to Main street. ther. of Battle Creek. C. C. Merrit and E. program of which the following is an out­ ' , G. Thompson, of Greenville, have return­ line will be carried out Freeport. Devotional services—•conducted by the ed to their homes, after, visiting at Mrs. E. Allen Steckel. of Olivet, visited bls par- Thompson's—Dr. McLeay has returned Pres., Mrs. R. C. Crawford, of Grand Rap­ ents over.Sunday—Burt Brayton, of By- from Valparaiso and reports Cha* Wood­ ids. ron Centre, visited relatives and friends man no better—Peter Drummond Is home Address of welcome. Mrs. W. M. Puffer. at this place the latter part of last week from Grand Rapids and will spend the Response. and first of this—John Miller, of Ithaca, Is winter with his parents—Chas Hughes is Appointment of Committees. spending a ten days vacation with his par­ very sick—Burt Cahill has returned from Paper—Value of Missions, Mrs. L. M. ents In this place—Ward Moore, of Dlivet, Valparaiso—W. L. Brown spent Tuesday Evarts, City. spent Saturday and Sunday with his par­ at Hastings—Ambrose Barret had hls " % EVENING session. ents In Freeport—Miss Edith Verden re­ thumb and finger quite badly lacerated by Devotional exercises, conducted by Rev. turned from Delta last Friday—George coming in contact with a buzz saw. W. M. Puffer. Perkins and Irving Ward were in Cascade Music by the choir. Carlton Center. last-Friday—Rev. Brotherton now fills the Recitation, Mrs. S. M. Fowler. pulpit at the Cong*! church during Rev. Maggie Burns returned from White Music, solo. Miss Sarah Jones. . Johnson’s absence—School began Monday Cloud Thursday—Hecht & Allcrding will Report of Branch Meeting. Mrs. C. M. with a large attendance—There will be a finish their Job of threshing in Campbell Conference Corresponding. box social and dance’ In Union Hall on this week—Miss O'Dell of your city, spent Carpenter. Sec ’y, of Grand Rapids, Thanksgiving night—The dance In Union Sunday at home—Mrs. Wood and son Hall last Saturday night was well attended Walter returned from the Valley city Fri­ FRIDAY, NINE A. M. —Every one Is invited to attend the day last, where, she has been vlaltijig Love Feast led by Miss Phoebe Cobb, of Thanksgiving service at the U. B. church friends—School commenced at the Center' Middleville. Thanksgiving night. An’ excellent pro­ Monday, under the care of Michael Vester Reports of Auxiliaries. gram has been prepared—Mrs. Becthel re­ —M. Whig and wife, of Hickory’ Corners, Report of Treas., Mrs. S. E. Striker. attended the funeral of G. W. Cain. Satur­ turned to her home in Chicago last week. Report of District Cor. Sec., Mrs. L. N. day—Chas. Carpenter, cut his foot quite Eaton, of Muskegon. ( . badly with an ax—Mr. Glasgow has rented Dowling. Music. <3 Paper—Who Is responsible for a success­ School commenced here the 91st, with the Thurston place, and will teach the Brown school this winter. ful AuxflHary Meeting. Mrs. O. H. Perry, Mr. Meeks as teacher, a well experienced Sparta. gentleman, and recomended—George Wil­ XV oodland. Election of officers. son has sold his entire stock of dry goods AH Is quiet after election. The demo­ and groceries to J. Woodmansee and E. crats are Jubilant and the republicans are Stanton. These gentlemen will put in a willing to let the majority rule—A large Prayer service-and scripture quotations. full line of goods. They kindly Invite you delegation of democrats went to Nashville Memorial services conducted by Mrs. to give them a tail ami look over their Tuesday night... The democrats will have Carpenter. goods, as their prices will be to suit the a blowout there on Friday night—Tbe Greetings of Fraternal Delegates. times—Grandma Frey Is quite poorly. peoples party polled 10 votes In Woodland Response, by Mrs. G. E. Hplllster. She is now in her 82nd. year, being the We see that John is sorry "the People's Recitation, Miss Effa Simpson. oldest lady In our town—George Wilson party could • not stand alone—There are Reports of Committees. and family will soon move to Delton—The several candidates for rhe Woodland post­ Unfinished business. Manning Bros, have divided up their es­ office—J. M. Smith went .to Yankee On Friday evening an address will be tate, Guy takes the old homestead and the Springs on Sunday and returned Monday given by Mrs. Floyd, of Albion, wife of Newton fann and moves In with his fa­ —Michael Doster, of Prairieville, was the Rev. J. C. Floyd, returned, missionary ther. Morrison takes the farm where Guy guest of J. M. Smith and wife Thursday— from Slngajwre. Music will be furnished lived, and David gets fifteen hundred Come one. come all, and get the Banner by the choir. dollars.’ । and New York Tribune for 31.10 per year. The ladies of the Baptist society, will The best county paper and tho best Nation­ give a Thanksgiving dinner at the church al paper published—Election passed off L. W. Felghner was at Grand Rapids pleasantly. Most of the electors voting parlors. Everything that goek to make a Saturday—B. L. Johnson, of Middlevillfi, Intelligently—We are much In favor of the first class dinner will be served. We will ■ gladly welcome all. Dinner from twelve was a guest at James Fleming s Sunday— new system of voting. till four. Mias Lulu Felghner spent Sunday at Hopn Center. Hastings and Munday at Grand Rapids— Missionary camp fire at the Presbyterian Mrs. M. Bagley has gSne up north visit­ church next Sunday morning. Fagots will Dr. Weaver, Chas Lusk. Wm. Buel, C. L. Walratb and John Furniss were at Middle­ ing her mother—John Payne, of Kalama-' be thrown in by Mrs. Grigsby, other ladles, ville Monday on business—Orlando Root, zoo, visited his brother last week—G. pastor and friends. Special pieces will be of the j Lansing Engine and Ironworks, Wilkinson visited his brother at Otsego, aungand recitations giveu by the young was In town the latter part of last week and found 1dm much lower—Mrs. Ira people. Nothing to pay. All invited. and the first of this. In the interest of tbe Hart has returned from Gull lake, where In the evening Die pastor’s subject will water works—Jas Fleming has closed his she has been taking care of her sister, who be “la There a Devil?” evaporator nt Middleville and . returned has been very ill—E. Payne has a new Please take notlceL_on Thanksgiving . windmill — F. Scoby, of Hastings. Sunday* home for the winter—Thu democrats had morning the Y. P. S C. E. invite the other a great blow out here Tuesday evening— ed at G. Wilkinson’s—H. Loomis and wife young people’s societies of the City to a Tbe Cl IJ S. C. Alumni give thclc annual visited tlirir parents at Brush Ridge the banquit at tbe Wolcott House on Friday of first of the week—I suppose we will try sunrtao'prayer meeting at 7:30 at Presby­ this Wei—The M. E. ladies will have “free trade" a while now—Grade Chandler terian church. < Union Thanksgiving service this year to their fair ppen on Wednesday and Satur­ visited her brother of Delton last week— day of|thw week—The ladles of the Cong’l John Benedict went to your city Tuesday the M. E. church, where the sermon will church gave their confessional social at —Lottie Paj no visited her uncle at Has­ be preached by the Rev. E. M. Blanchard. _______ G. AJ Truman's Wednesday evening— tings Friday. To begin at 10:00. Union prayer meeting In the evening In the same church.' Miss (Ircta Young was home from Grand Carlton. Rapids over Sunday—Mrs. E. M. Everts The C. L. S. C. will meet with Miss The muddy side of the roads are up at was unable to teach Monday and Tuesday this writing—Jacob Roush, of Freeport, Belle Ijimpman wi*h the following [pro­ and Velina Fuller took her place In school. was on our strceLs Sunday—Otis Landon gram Saturday evening. and wife were called to Freeport Sunday Roll call responded to by general quota­ by the sudden -sickness of the Conner’s tions. ' Orange ville. Grecian History, chapter 7; Mrs. Lamv*Hclcn 3., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. mother—Your scribe Is on the sick list; X A. Walker, of Martin, died on the 7th., not enough to eat is the cause—Jacob renu. • Foreign Powers, Mrs. Mary Inst of scarlet fever, aged 2 yrs. and 3 Shriber and wife spent Sunday with mos. The bereaved parents have the sym­ friends In Freeport—Fred Smith was seen Hicks. Medical Science, Miss Rose Good year. pathy of their many friends In their afflic­ on our streets Sunday—George Miller aud lady, of Freeport, passed through this Greek Oracles—a synopsis. Mrs. Bailey. tion. place on Sunday. Looked as If they were Music. Miss Belle Lampmau. Critic, Mrs Striker. out on a pleasure ride—Maggie Burns re­ Johnstown. turned last Week from a four weeta visit Remember the Thanksgiving dinner at A company of about one hundred gath­ near Fremont -R. Hosmer and wife, from the Baptist church parlors. ■ ered at the home of Marshall V. Bini In Nashville, tilted his brother Rufus and Johnstown on Thursday evening Nov. 10 wife Saturday and Sunday—Charles Car­ th., to witness the marriage of their daugh­ penter had the misfortune to cut his foot No Name and residence. Age ter Ida to Willard E. Nye, son of supervisor quite badly one day last week, so as to I Roger C. Williams. Hastings Nye of the above township. At S:30 the keep him confined to the house for some IG7 1 Epnenula Wyckoff. Howell j Henry BccbteL Hastings bridal party entered the parlor conducted time—Died, nt his home In Carlton, Nov. ,w I Edith Eaton, Baltimore by Mr. Flntelle Mosher, as best man. The Oth, 1892, George Washington Caln, aged i Wm. H. Rich, Hastings ceremony that made the twain one was 00 years, two months and 25 days. Mr. IQ> 1 Made Everhart, Yankee bprints Fred L. Plgrca. Hope pronounced by Rev. W. S. Bottcr, tl”' Cain was born In Carlton, Orleans county. 170 ti Annie C. Merrit, Hope 1st. Presbyterian church of Battle Creek. New York, in 1839. In the year 1354. he i Augustus Treat. Assyria iMary Maon. BeDevue ! The presents which were very numerous moved to Michigan and settled In Carlton. E. Nye, Johnstown and valuable proved that the young cou­ In tlie.year 1803 he enlisted and went to 1.2 i। Wiltart! Ida M. Bird. Johnstown ple were held in high regard by a host of the war, and remained .there nearly three i Luther U*hr, lluttand years. Since tbe war be has been troub ­ 1.3 '. Jennie Gorham. Rutland friends. The newlv married couple arc ... i Fred J. Mayo, Maple Grove making a tour and visit of several weeks, led with his stomach, from the effects of ,7 < i Ina E. Bowes, Balfamore after which they will return to the pleas­ which he died. He leaves a wife, two ... (Ctareeee Mead, Castleton 1,5 -I Chloe Hair.Campbell sons and one daughter all grown to man ­ ant home In Johnstown already awaiting W. McQueen, Hartings them. It is a circumstance well worth hood and womanhood. The funeral was 1,3 1i A. Ella Wellman. Hastings notice that Just 25 yean ago that night tbe held In the North Carlton Brethren church. j Wm. Conley, Maple Grove Rev. J. G. Wmey conducting tbe services. 11 ■ } Viola Layman, Maple Grove parents of tho groom, set sail on the sea of matrimony. . Couldn’t Rcairt the Bargain*. A woman was walking the streets of Boston a abort time ago carrying a box°f A Gardiner (Me.) man aayn the re-on i? V. Moulton, of Grand Rapids, will pencils, and around her neck was ft ca-ra. K> many three and four masted schooncra occupy the pulpit of the People’s church on which was printed, “Help the Blind. gre now being built la the fart that th. at Bowens Mills on Sunday Nor. 27th. A. she walked along she seemed to take sailors have just got on to that Biblical Services at 10:30 a. m. and at 6 p. in­ much pleasure to looking atthe pre^F command, “No man can serve two m» come out friends and hear this eloquent things in the store windows.—Philadelphia ters.” Seel—Bangor Commercial Ledger. speaker. School commenced Monday with Will Durkee aa teacher—The ladles aid society will meet at the borne of Mrs. Scott Mc­ Intosh this week Thursday—Mrs. Clara Waldorff has returned from Toledo. Ohio, where she was called by the dangerous sickness of her Ulster, who Is some better —Whit Benham and wife Sundayed with S. J. and Walter Bidelman—Bert Mc­ Queen and wife spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dell Reynolds of this place— Clarence and Abe Carlton have moved north of Hastings—James McIntyre has gone to Toledo, Ohio, on a visit—Miss Minnie Bidelman spent last week with friends In Hope—Nellie Reid has returned from an extended visit in the south part of the state—Ben Gaskill and wife are keep­ ing bouse. Long and happy life are the wishes of their'friends. �Qweer Tribute. Hastings Banner Thursday, Nov.' 17. >892. P™0***0™.; COOK Wow the Ballots Were Cast in the Late Contest. LATEST ESTIMATE ON THE RESULT CURE SICK HEAD ACHE '2* tha baa* of ao many Uvm that haralawbar* purge, bat by thUr gentle action pl**** aU who uaatbam. InvUlist Mcaata; five tor tl. Sold CARTER MEDICINE CO.. New York; _ 9UU.PILL SHILL DOSE. SIUllPMg FORPROr 11 B A*®V»? (Mich.) BUSINKSS COL­ LEGE. Enclose stamp for circular. Address. A. s. PARISH, l»rop'r. When you want a FRESH LUNCH,:-: Go to tbe " CITY BAKERY. Fine line of creams and fresh confectionery. A. E. RENKES. BUSINESS CARDS. AMES A. SWEEZEY. Z Attorney *1 law/ Hastings. Mich. Practices In all courts ot the state. Col­ lections promptly attended to. J RS. E. H. a C. FsLATHROP, Humuepathic Physicians and Surgeons Al! calls city and country promptly attended to. D A. SCRIBNER, M. D., Physician and Surgeon, Delton. • Mich. Office In residence, one block eyt of depot. • Ha. a c. h. barber * and Surgeons. Calls in city oiseeJinty*responded to with promptness, day or nlghL 1LL1 AM O. LOWDEN. ‘ W Lawyer. Office over Julius Russell’s store, State street, Hastings, Mich. A. SHELDON, • Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block. Hartings. Money to loan on Jte.tl Estate Real Estate sold on commission. General conreyauclng. daring a complete set of Abstract Books, com­ piled from the Records, can furnish complete * tracts.____________ C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. P P. DRAKE, M. D„ Office orcr Holloway’a drug store. Office hours from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, con necting with residence, at Holloway's drug store . g M. FOWLER,D.D. S. Office hours (Smith O m. to 5 p. in. a colgrovb, Lawyers. (Office in Union block.'Hasttngs.) Practice is all tho court* of the state. Ah. kenaston, • j Attorney at Law, • (Over J. 8. Goodrear A Co.’s store.) Fractlceain lUleourtsoI the State. Collections ‘uromrUy attending to. R. TIMMERMAN, Homapathlc Physlcian and Surgeon. (Ofilee over Lathrop’s drug store.) F • T AW, REAL ESTATE ANDCOLLKCT-U ING OFFICE OF . Palmerton & Smith, ‘ Woodland, Mich. . C. 8. -Palmerton, J. M. Smith, No|ary Public. Justfce 'of the Peace. KIRKS IAM0N HmIIMiI, Agreeable, Cleansing. Thomas Hammond, Democrat; Eleventh, A. N. Martin. Democrat; Twelfth. W. F. McNagheu, Democrat: Thirteenth. C. G. Cetin, Democrat. The legislature la Demo­ cratic by a majority of about 30 'on joint bw'Jot. assuring a Democratic senator to succeed Tvrple. Evansville, Nov. 11. — Vanderburg county complete gives Cleveland 70 majori­ ty. A greater part of tho local Democratic ticket is elected. In manT Imuacw, p.rUcuu.,1,. ttaM. Urowa jxnmfnl JjHxil* from nuUer ud natw. Thladonaul wu ..enenUl.T^’ licana They have a majority of at least seven or eight in the senate and twenty­ eight in the. house. Later returns Increase their majority on joint ballot. district, Oates in Third, Robbins in Fourth, Bankhead In Sixth, Wheeler in Eighth. Turpin In Ninth. Second, Fifth and Sev­ enth districts close and in doubt. Chances in favor of Democrats In Seventh and Fualouisto in other two. HELENA, Mont., Nov. 12.—Unofficial fig­ Cleveland Hu 277 Vote*, Which la ure*; of the legislature show: Senate­ Enough, With Several to INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 13. —Complete re­ Democrat*, 10; Republicans, 3; one in BceroN, Nov. 10.—William E. Russell is turns from eighty-eight counties In Indiana donbu House—Democrats, 23; Republi­ unquestionable re-elected governor of MasSpare. show a net Democratic gain over 1888 of cans, 23; Populists, 4; doubtful, 8. One of aachusctt*. The stole has given Harrison 10,800, making the Democratic plurallty tho Populists wm indorsed by the Demo­ about 82.000 majority, but Russell leads thus far 7,982. The remaining five coun­ crats and is pledged to vote for a Demo­ Halle, Hop., by at least 2.500. ties will probably increase this 500. crat for United States senator. The vote WICHITA, Kaa., Nov. 10.—The Seventh WISCONSIN NO LONGER DOUBTFUL. in doubtful districts te so cloee that R will take the official couto, to decide. Giving, congressional district is conceded to Jerry the PopuUlt* Are Hanning; Strong—Ohio Democratic by 13,000, Including * Ma­ the Republicans nil four, the Democrats Simpson, fusionbit by about 700 majority, jority of the Legtslatake. still have a majority of 1 on joint ballot. this means a Republican gain over two Milwaukee, Nov. 10.—The victory of This insures the selection of a Democrat to yean ago upwards of 7,000." . Chicago, Nov. 11.—The situation thia Democracy in Wisconsin is complete. Ed succeed Senator Sanders. Enough returns morning as to the electoral vote has changed C. Wall last night claimed the state of are in to show a Republican majority on Nbw York, Nor. IL—Latest returns the presidential ticket, congressman and but little. The latest returns give Cleve­ Wisconsin with 13,000 majority for tbe from New York state give Cleveland Complete reports from all all Hie state ticket except attorney gen­ 44,964. land New York, Illinois, Indiana, Alabama Democrats. ___________________ eral and Blake for chief justice of the su­ Georgia. Maryland, Michigan (6 votes), New over the state give the Democrats twelve preme court, who was beaten by Pember­ LATE ELECTION FIGURES. Jersey, South Carolina Texas, Louisiana, state senators, which, together with fifteen ton, Democrat and Populist. holdover senators, gives them twenty-seven Ohio Is still uncertain. Arkansas, Florida. Kentucky, Mississippi, Republicans concede Kansas to the PopMissouri, North Carolina Tennessee, Vir­ out of the thirty-three votes in the senate TBENTON, N. J., Nov. 10.—Indication* nllsts by about 4,000, including the legis­ ginia Delaware, West Virginia, Connecti­ with.the chance of raising this number to twenty-nine. Sixty-six Democrats have are that Cleveland has carried the state of lature. Congressmen as heretofore. cut, Wisconsin, and California; total, been so tar elected to the assembly, and a NeirJeraey by 7,500 and that Werta, Dem., Harrison carries Nebraska by about 4,000: 277. Harrison gits Massachusetts, great number of Democratic strongholds for governor, has txen elected by a plural­ state ticket Republican by 9,000 to 12,000. Now Hampshire, Pennsylvania Vermont, have not vet been heard from. This as­ ity of 4,000. The next legislature wil On joint ballot in the legislature Democrats Maine, Michigan (8 votes), Rhode Island, sures the election of a Democratic United stand ns follows: Senate—Republicans, 4; and Populists have 72 votes, the Republic­ fiinneeota Montana Iowa Oregon and States senator to succeed Senator Philetus Democrats, 17 House—Democrats, 56; Re­ ans 83. South Dakota total, 106. These are for Sawyer. publicans, 25. For congress the Repub­ The only Republican elected on the North Psyne Giro* Up the Fight. licans have carried the First rind Second Dakota ticket is tbe representative in Weaver: Nevada, Colorado. North Dakota Henry C. Payne, the political sage of the and Kansas; total, 20. Doubtful states Republicans of Wisconsin, staled last districts and possibly the Eighth. The re­ congress, Johnson. turns from the Latter district are still in ­ are: Idaho, Washington, Wyoming, Ohio night that he had no reports warranting Wyoming elects a Democratic governor ______ 2_ and memlx-r of congress, the Republican and Nebraska; total, 41. Him in making even a guess of the Demo­ complete. electors, and the legislature has one Repub­ West Virginia Report*. cratic plurality in the state, but he sup­ WHEFJ.ING. W. Va., Nor. 10.—West Vir­ lican majority on joint ballot. posed Peck would have sopething like NEW York, Nov. 12.—The latest figures 5,000 plurality. About the result in the ginia has surprised even many Democrats Illinois elects Cleveland by about 27,061, on congress give the Democrats 216 ineni- country nt' large Mr. Payne says that be by remaining true to the solid south. Tues­ and Altgeld by about 21.U23. In the Eighth •bera, Republicans 126. and Populists 14. haa not heard from any of his fellow-memcongressional district Childs, Republican, day night everybody conceded that the The Senate stands; Democratic 43; Rep­ ben* of the natioual committee, who were state would go Republican. Last night claims the victory, but the Chicago Tribune ublican 42; Populist 3. doubtless all too full for utterance. Chair­ the Republican state committee conceded c nee ts it to the Democrats. man Thom, of the Republican state com­ thcelcciion of McCorkle, Dem., forgovernor L» ?st on the Flfty-thinl congress is that KNOWS “WHERE SHE IS AT.” mittee, said the workingmen were the by 1.000 or 1.200 plurality. The state ha* there will lie in the house 319 Demucrata, Illinois Is Democratic by About 20,000— cause of the defeat. They thought that the gone for Cleveland. The legWature will 125 Republicans: and 11 Populists. In the Democratic idea of tariff would be better be Democratic on joint ballot by ten ma­ senate 44 Demucrtai, 43 Republicans, and 5 for them and wanted to try it. Populists; or as a Democratic paper has it CHICAGO, Nov. 10.—Returns from nearly jority. __________ 44 Democrata, 40 Republicans, and 4 Popu­ all the congressional districts in the state Nebraska Probably lor Harrison. A Little Surprise In Texas. lists. are complete and indicate that the Demo­ Omaha, Oct. 11 —Complete returh* from Dallas, Nov. 10.—Texas has elected Whatever way iLgoes there will be one crats have elected cungrrasmen in the thirty-two counties out of eighty-nine in Hogg by a small plurality. Clark doubled opposition elector from Ohio. Tickets Flret, Second, Third, Fourth, Eighth, Nebraska and partialreturm from as ninny hw following since the anti-^late conven­ mnrki-d « rung. Twelfth, 1 Thirteenth, Fourteenth, S(x- more indicate that Harrison will carry the tion canvass. Nugent. Populist, for gov­ Republicans elect all Minnesota electors, teeqth, Seventeenth, Eighteenth and Nine­ state by about 1,500. For governor,Croun.se, ernor, runs beyond expectations. Lenka beating the fusion men about 6,000-and the teenth dist ricts, and two congressmen-at- Rep., and Von Wyck, Ind., are so close to­ like lie goto KM,000 out of a possible total straight Democrats about 20JXJ0. Weaver large. Republicans are elected in the Fifth, gether that probably only the official count of 390,000. The Democratic 'candidates for got 34.000. Republican* -have the legisla­ Sixth, Seventh, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, can decide. The Republican state ticket, congress are all returned, except that |x»- ture on joint ballot. Fifteenth and Twentieth districts. The except governor, will probably be elected sibly Gresham. Democrat, may be defeated Cleveland had 14,700 plnrality in New in the Galveston district. vote in the First district is very close, and by about 5,000 plurality. OMAHA, Nov. 13.—Seventy-three counties it will require the official count to deter­ AN OBJECTION FROM THE TURK. mine tbe result definitely. of Nebraska out of ninety give Harrison 74,­ GRANS Forks, N. D., Nov. IL—Later re­ 0/7, Cleveland 31,772. .aver 68,64-3. The lie Doesn't Want HI* Religion Slade a The national and state tickets haven same counties give (’» . isc (Rep.) for gov­ turns, mttslly official, giro Shortridge, Show of at the Fair^ fuckon candidate for governor, l.C«t»'i major­ Democratic majority estimated at 20.01W to ernor 60,364, Chicago, Nov. 15.—A letter was received Moi. . (Dem.) JiH.lW. 25,000. Democrats have a majority in the Vanwyck (Pop.) 57,760. Tbe election in ity, aud the rest of the fusion state ticket by the World’s fair directory yesterday, senate of three and in the' house of repre­ the First congressional district is still in uad Weaver electors slightly less. Secre­ sentatives of eleven. In this city the Dem­ doubt. The Republicans lack two mem­ tary W. A. Joy, of the state Democratic forwarded by Hon. John W. Foster, secre­ ocrats carry about everything, and the ma­ bets of controlling the legislature on joint commitU<«, claims the state legislature by tary of state, from the Turkish legation at jority for Cleveland and Altgeld is 24,0(ri ballot. The whole Republican suite ticket Is from five to ten majority, i nsuring tbe Washington, which calls attention to the Wards that have I wen reliably Republican elected and three congressmen. election of a Democrat to succeed United fact that “certain Syrian Christians, aided for years lihve given big majorities for tbe State* Senator Casey. by certain American missionaries, propose Democratic ticket, and in fact the election to have a mosque built outride of the ex­ low* Republican by S3.OOO. amounted to a revolution. Kassa* City, Nov. 12.—As nearly aa can position grounds in order to show the D es M oines , N ov . la — The return* so Americans, for money, .what a Mussul­ The Vote In Cook County. .• be ascertained before the official count is When the figuring closed at midnight the made tho Republicans will control the leg­ fur repelvcil indicate a Republican plural­ man’s religious edifice is. This is the same vote in Cook had run up to the surprising islature in Kansas by a majority of 3 on ity of 22,000 in Iowa on electors. The state as if in an Asiatic city inhabited by MasLota! of 246.750: Of this Cleveland had re­ joint ballot, which insures the election of a ticket nt^s a little behlml The Republi­ sullmen, a number of persons among them ceived 141,5417 and Harrison 100,521. leaving Republican to succeed Senator Perkins. cans elect congressmen in ten of tho eleven should erect a church for the purpose of a char plurality in favor of the Democrats This majority is secured with the help of districta. Walter I. Hayes, of the Second showing Mumu Ilmen what a Christian re­ of 82,076. Such a majority was never two Democrats referred to in these dis- district, is the only Democrat elected. ligious edifice i*. Think* It Cannot Hr Tolerated. dreamed of by the most Democrats. Cleve­ .patches yesterday. In the Second Con­ The People’s party vote will reach 35,000 ‘’Your excellency will, I think, readily land went to tbe country towns of Cook gressional district the margin of Funston. and the Prohibition role 8,000. see that such W thing cannot be tolerated in county with a majority of 34,007, and these Republican, has l>cen whittled down to FusInB Electors I‘o**lble In Idaho. the United States, where all religions are, towns only give Harrison 2,021 majority. about 50 votes, and Moore, the defeated Boise Citt, Nov. 10.—Return* coma in acting to the eonstirothm, respected and The State Outnld* the City, Fusionist candidate, has already an­ npletenea and lateness of returns nounced his intention to contest the elec­ alowly. Forty-three precinct* already in protected. I therefore o&u you to send a give the Republican state ticket a majority copy of this note to the authorities of the jc state districts outside of Chicago tion. alleging frauds In Wyandotte oounty. prevent even a reasonable estimate of the The average majority for the Fusion state of the mem bcm of the legiklature. This city of Chicago in order thus to prevent advantage which the Republicans have ticket is 0,000. At Topeka the Republican* will likely hold goal for the balance of the the erection of any mosque outside of the there. It will cut no material hole in tho do not concede this, as there are fifteen or state. Sweet (Rep.) is elected to cvngrv&s. exposition grounds. cs]>eci&lly by persons great Democratic plurality of Cook coun­ or twenty small counties to hear from yet AH concede this. The electoral ticket is in who profess a religion which is not tbe ty. Reports from nearly all the districts doubt, with the probability that the Fusion Mussulman's religion, and who are simply actuated by the desire of gain without any show that the Democrats have made gains electors will be chosen. That CIom Ohio Ticket. regard for the religious feelings of a friend­ in voting strength even in places where Cleveland, Nov. 12.-The Leader fyis ly government-" there was a decrease in the number of received bulletins of official majorities from Virginia. Citv. Nov. ia—The ailvcr votes cast, os compared with t he poll in all but six counties in Ohio. According to party carries every precinct in the state by TRYING TO WRECK THE TRAINS. 1888. In many instances tho Democrats gained over the great avalanche of plurality these figure* the Republican ticket now jrdm 100 to 5U0 plurality. Weaver’s plu­ Miscreants Give the Vandalia Line Much in 1800. It is thought that complete re­ h:is over 1,006 plurality, and should have rality is estimated by Nixon, chairman of turns from the country regions will not bo more on conservative estimates of tbe re­ the silver committee, at 4,000 and F. G. Hillsboro, Ill*., Nov. 15.—For several in hand before tonight, and possibly not maining counties. The election for con­ Nelland’s election to congress by 3,000 gressman In the NinUi district is very before tomorrow. plnrality. Tho silver party carries the weeks midnight, assassins have been trying closeJthe Democratic nominee not having Coutreumrn Fleeted. ' legislature, which Insure* Stewart’s return to wreck passenger trains on the Vamialia more than six majority, if elected at all. line in Effingham county. Two attempts Following are the congressmen elected: to the United States senate. Later. — The Democrats last, night At large, John C. Black and Andrew J. have been made east of Montrose by placing Full Return* From Connecticut. Hunter, Dems; First district, J. Frank claimed the state in ite entirety, cxo?pt as ties on the track. The electric headlight* New Haven, Nov. 10.—Connecticut ha* on the engines and wutchfukenginerrs ham Aldrich, Rep.; Second, Lawrence E. Mc­ to one Republican elector. The Republic­ Gann, Dem.; Third, Allan C. Durborow, ans yesterday morning cbdmwl a complete gone for Cleveland aud has elected a Dem­ thus far saved the trains. The last attempt victory by 1.800 plurality. Last night they Jr., Dem.; Fourth, Julius Goldzier, Dem.; ocratic state ticket Wth only one town wu* made east of the city of Effingham a Fifth, Albert J. Hopkins, Rep.; Six th, Rob­ claimed it by 800, having dropped 1,000. miming the state goes; Cleveland .s2,406 night or two since, on a high embankment ert R. Hitt, Rep.; Seventh, Thbmaa J. The official count must decide. Harrison TB.'H). Morris, Democrat for just before the Wabash river bridge is Henderson, Rep.; Eighth, Lewis Steward, Wont* the omc(*l Count tn Wyoming. governor, ha* 82,209, aud Merwin, Rcpub- reached. Dem.; Ninth, Hamilton K. Wheeler, Rep.; Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. io.—It will re­ u‘hin’ ?i3CL> MorrU', majority I* 1,113. ‘ Bettar Watch Him, Anyhow. Tenth, Philip S. Post. Rep.; Eleventh, quire the official count in Wyoming to de­ Three Democrats aud one Republican are A freight train that came in ahead of elected to congress. Benjamin F. Marsh, Rep.; Twelfth, John the iML^engei^struck the tie, which hap­ cide if Wyoming L* for HarrisonXor.Weaver, J. McDonald, Dem.; Thirteenth, William . The majority will not be 1U0 either way. pened to lie a partially decayed one, and CongrcMmcn from 3Il»*ourf. M. Springer, Dem.; Fourteenth, Owen St. Louis, Nov. 10.—It is known that the Instead of passing under the wheels it was Scott, Dem.; Fifteenth, Joseph G. Can­ Chairman Vandevnnter, of the Republican non, Rep.; Sixteenth, George W. Fithian, state committee, concedes the election of state congressional election has resulted in tom to pleas. A party from Cumberland county has been arrested, for the offense, Dem.; Seventeenth, Edward Lane, 'Dem.; Osborne for governor and Clark for su­ the election of tldrteen Democrat*. One but a* he has sinew proven to be insane it is Eighteenth, William S. Forman, Dem.; preme judge. He claims the legislature on Republican, Bartheldt in the Tenth, and Nineteenth, James R. Williams, Dem.; joint ballot, and the election of Clarence probably another, Joy, in the Eleventh questionable whether or not the officials Clark to congress by 300. Chairman New, He claims 49 over O’Neil, Dem., but if he have the right man. What the purpose Twentieth, George ~W. Smith, Rep. of the Democratic committee, says the gtt* the certificate O’Neill declare* he will can be. whether robiiery or some sort of re­ venge, can only be conjectured. Democrat* and Populist* have 10 majority central the election. ' CHICAGO, Nov. 13.—The state plurality in the legislature and have elected Osborne for Cleveland is 27,394, with a dozen coun­ governor, Clarke, supreme judge and Cof­ Washington I* Republican. Cincinnati. Nov. 15.— The trial for Seattle, Wash., Nov. ia—Estimate heresy of Rev. Preserved Smith began lieties incomplete. For Altgeld, 34,785. The feen congresaman by u majority of 500. basal upon nearly complete returns from political complexion of the state senate is Republicans Loh California. fore the presbytery yesterday and Mr. unchanged,.but ite personnel is not. In the San Francisco, Nov. 11.—A* the returns "?d 8pok*“ '"■‘OU™ give SuriJh made a long argument against the Thirty-second district I. B. Craig, a Demo­ come in there is nothing left for Republi­ alcGraw, Rep., for governor, about 2,000 legality of the charges and against the plurality. The national ticket will prob­ crat of Mattoon, ha* a plnrality between cans. California will be Democratic by at ably go ..,000 for Harrison. Both Repub­ quality of the jury which is trying him. 200 and 300, defeating Thomas Lyons, Re­ least 2,000 and the legislature will elect a publican, of Areola. This is offset by the lican congressmen are surely elected and He urged that hl* case waa prejudiced hi the mind* of at least three of tha jury, and election of Orville F. Berry, a Republican Democratic senator to succeed Felton. The the legislature will be Republican. that all had read church papers which con­ of Carthage, in the Twenty-fourth district, city fight isn’t decided yet, but from the demned him. His objections were over­ in the place of Edward Wolff, of Aledo, gains made by Ellert, non partisan, he will Portland, Ore., Nov. 10.—Two hundred ruled on both point* and Smith will con­ Democrat, whoso election was announced probably win, beating O’Donnell, thoanti' in earlier dispatches. The senate, as ivell Chineseman, by a few hundred votes. and sixty-eight out of 636 precincts, which tinue hi* ucfense today. New York, Nov. 12.—a dispatch re­ as the house, remains in Democratic hand.n. comprise two-thirdsof tbe vote of the slate A Miscreant Gut* Ul* Desert*. ceived at Democratic headquarter* from WeavJ1"!^0 MW; London, Nov. 15.—Mr. Thomas Neill INDIANA IS DEMOCRATIC. tho state Democratic committee of Cali­ wcat er, 18.880. Pierce, Fusion candidate Cream, the poiaouer, was hanged in Newfornia yesterday says that the Democrats nms largely ahead of his ticket, butstm Cleveland Carries ths State by About 'gatejoil this morning. This villain hud ' ‘ ine electors, six. congressmen and one lacks several hundred vutra of reaching the 7.OOO. “■de a business of murdering women of united States senator. figures of the lowest Harrison elector. l»d repute, yid had a bad recordon both Indianapolis, Nor. 10.—Indiana has rides of the Atlantic. It i* not known how joined the procession and is Democratic in St. Paul, Nov. 12.—Almost complete re­ “any were his victims, but they were uuall branches. Returns are now sufficiently ALDUquERQUK, N. M. Nor. 10.-C'oaser. 1 merous. ' complete to give fairly reliable estimates! tin™ from seventy-two out of eighty coun­ vative Republicans concede a small inaiorii on all the ninety-two counties of the state. ties give Nelson, Repnblieaa, a plurality of To Prohibit Immigration. ty In the territory for Bishop, Democrat, to They show that Cleveland ha* carried it by 12,108, and it is believed full returns will congress o' er O. B. Catron. Th© SpubU- I NkW Yogi, Not. IL-Tbfbamloftmd. •^U^porualon «i, niMlngThaiwUr at least 7,000 and the entire Democratic, nut change the figure.-, greatly. Latest re­ adontctl n rM/iltiHro. ______ .1__ __ _ . state ticket is elected by pluralities in the port* make the legislature Republican by a small majoriw, but enough to re-elect Sen­ same neighborhood. The People's and ator Davis. The Republicans are sure c! Prohibition preties did not come anywhere tyur e-ugreMmen and th Democrat, of i THE DEA™ RECORD. Awo while tho Seventh is still in doubt, Congress and Legislature. both Republicans and Populists claiming Eleven Dcihccrats and two Republicans it. The fata of the foar Fusion electors are elected to congress a* follows: Flrat Carolina supreme court at seems-still in the balance, although the Re­ district, A. H. Taylor, Democrat; Secund, -aielgb. publicans claim the eU-ction of the entire wourn go roe wmr„ LyaAttnin TaOMWok, the veteran tou-. niaeby pluralities ranging from 5,000 to be Republican, even fto O the legislatura. blir. th*‘ •uoh roubcrhl.tbr.T: »em Wh« a trtbnta mhd« h, thooMht ha could whip th. f,“7 •rally itoppod making an, parm.nl than them waa a fight about It’ thatrttat. owmluwl „ rnu^goU^ •ome rich product of the country. r trtbulo, howay.rjwu eracinl by King Edgar, the peaceabl... whn roled orrr a pan ol Britain about lol r.„n , Then there were eereral petly king, tarMbue aud then,, end a m^ number ot deree wolrea ran wll.1 s/h Ml King Bdirar comrn.ndol il,« .11 who paid him trfbete ahould pay It m heads, and Iron. Wale, be demanded .. annually. Aa there were plumy or wot, . tM. tribute wn ™u, p£d at i,t .’.7 people In thoee day. did not rag.m lb ‘ eeloetlra ot wolves* beada aa at all nur-r tor the payment ot tribute waa merir m acknowledgment oi the other sat,on*, etrangtb. So tho wolrea’ bead tribute was regularly paid until wolrea began to pretty well thinned ont, and part, ot Fa... land were entirely dlreeted ot th, anima?! which perbepa waa juet what the kiu wanted.—llarper’e Young 1‘e.j.le Mr. Herman Hicks Of RochesUi. N. Y. Deaf for a Year Caused by Catarrh in the Head Catarrh is a Constitutional disease, and requires a CoNSTnt'TivAAi. Remedy like Hood's Sarsaparilla to cure it. Lead: “Thre* years ago, as * remit ot catarrh. 1 entirely lost or hearing and ! af for mare than * year. I tru <l rut iv:.» thinks u> cure K and bad sereral physkuua f.: niM it. but ay Unproretnent w*» ap£..renL. 1 could diMin. gui»h no sound. I was luuadfc:.: patting myself under the care of a si-eialhl v.hen some one sugrestexl that r*-ssiLlj Sir•aparilia would do tne jm.uio good. 1 taxing it without tbe exp* .: mon f any |jwi:::r help. To my •urprisc and ;rc»t jo, I found when I had taken thrt-e b <U.\ t that my bear, ing we* rrturuing. 1 keqt on Uli 1 had taken three more. If Is now, yratMul I can benr perfectly well. 1 aioi: •;! ,c<l bull very little with tbe taunt. I 1-r thl* remarkable ca»e. cordiaHy rtcun.r.o.ad Hood’s Sarsaparilla to all who have catarrit." Hzioi.xn Hicks. Ji Cartel Street. Ihx-hesU , it is a nn tranZAlTA? ♦ MO, ♦4.00, ♦3.501 ♦2.50 ♦2.25 ♦ 2.00 ro« J3.00 V2.50 '<1 51.75 W. L. DOUCLAS S3 SHOE GENTLEMEN, mE BKST SHOE M THE VCP.iD (OR THE WHET. OTHKR. SPECIALTIES in footwear are < f th* aamo ki*n grade, and reDrrseat u iujUiT va*-’far bryoud tbe price ’"““'"KTA'S. W. Im Douglas, Woolley & Bronson. Act on a nsw i-rtadple^ turttt- Du. Mr.j/PniJ mwtRJy rar* LUccsojte, torpid liver ah! Uoo. 8cal!*Ji, c-.ii-ert, ySov. John Miller, of North I‘.h lates an instance of what is ,M‘in pllshed by fanners in the Ke-J KAt-r \ of Minnesota and North Dakota. S. J. Leland, near his town of !' D., bought 160 acres of land in : of 1891. for S2.600. and rai.-ctl cro, season worth the salary <4 a *-■ clerk, in excess of the cost of bis fnnu. a» per tbe following statement 4.190 Bu. of wheat, at 85c. Deducting cost of load. Leaving........... ........ „l4, Cases of this kind are »«• cotutnon tha they are a irur in the m-us nu:kct out we*L_________________ PttOBATK UKin:K (Rato of Michigan. Conntv »f Barn - ' Ata aesslon ot the Frolmte C.«.rt Oounty of Barry, holden at tbi-1 r«>■ ■; the city ofHastlngs. In said j'1 day, tbejseb dav of October, In tn. ' tbousaud elxht hundred ami nnirt' ' Present, Charles W. Arnninjiu Prfnbat,n.’‘ matter nt the estate >'■ Nbnreadmesn«ieailni: Ibepetltlw of Ebcr H. Lake, son of <kr. l*k>2!* that administration « granted to Charite 11 1. sin able person Thereupon ir ts day ol November forenoon, be a»8 betlllon and that In teiSdand allotbir per'as* tat. estate. are required to appear sSdCouiLlbeatoDe Holden ai offic- la the City of Hasth and show eauso. if any there be. uh» the I ot the ttettetooer may not bo wtire furtharordmd.th**»1d nelii!••> * f th^iafc SHa.sklk, the Covington philan- IL- ClU*’ Jodk-eolFMCR lAttwcopy.) �■;i CU ' SUFFLCMeNT. __ -rJSORS' PROCEEDINGS. JL? IIuK^6’ Mr. Williams 1. There being no choice the board pro-’ r«dcd to another ballot. P Whole nuuiijer or votw <Asl wa« 17, iHlll, KEBBION. ‘ fil”’.'w 'll' Sy1” recci,wl 1; Mr. °™LM>r-1,0g,^3\Mr' Abh*y i. There lieing.no choice the board procevdvd to an< .t her taHc!. Wb'jle number of votes cast- wa* i a ;■< .Meh Mr. swirt Otte ii; Mr. Abbey 2. , Mr. Swift wa, dodknd elecu.,i lls third member. -, ■ MrJSwlftmorcd that tho rulr. bo suspfnrKa and that Scar Younak ot■ lla-rluii, elljr, l« elated bv acclama­ tion M.tho r.nirth member. Motion nreva h.J. Mr. Ritchie moved that' let.-r Cbbdrn he elected the fifth' i member. Motion prevailed. Ou motto* ot Mr. swift th., build* ui.- iommlit.ic were empowefirt to mi any vacancy which micht occur, on Ur-nn Swtft. ’ said loard subjttt to theanproval ot JjJin J. .Lectin*, ,V. I.. WilllAX* the Loan! ot supervisors. j eahtMi thy following Moved br Mr. Williams that the 1 t-r«ul n» the names as clerk Ini autdioriaed to draw an order ■ 'several rownshipa for t.je pay of the present session for ■ ilty nf Jlastings: the sum of4133.60. Motion prevailed by fun vote. Ayes 17: nays o, Mr. -U. HtIL Abbrr U'ing aliwiR. Th.- minutes of the day were here>read and approved. On umti’iri. of Mr. McKevitt the ■iry Ibje. Imrd did adjourn till the flrst Mon­ . i p. < iscar M at t hews. day In June-next, at two o’clock n: in. Ht and 4th wards, Tugs’ Brice, ......... .,..2 Henry Roe, Clerk. Chairman, 2.1 iad nd ward: PAY fqOU. OF sum: visojts. IKy* MUu* V. W. Brown. ..h-1 Pirk I u- IQlUitaHituore.l.. . ,L. FMcwne*-, tiirltoji................ ».»•*, CartMon .'______ M iUh«wn, Hwlb.K* .' ., Alv^y. ifMtingectty 34.3 William* . “ । '• lit McKwitt. Brown, Qr.ijajvrUte S-iu. Ritchie::. McK. Ott Mr. Roe /»:!■». iUtUand... I...... ■ i.kiiriuau.1 Itl.chlu, Vi.nktw spring* Th'waspptl'!.. :• Loan! pro- McKerllt, Staub.. WV>dUn|!....... .. l-x-rmaneiit Jams the f ilers of'sych eieciitis and McKevitt. purpose. <-d -to said Amtra HM a.M ,(.PeD(lln*rlhe:ui’JVu'in orthe resoluhSrf^w?00™ 01 Mr- WIHlamstho tastd "?loucn«l lllll 1.30 o’clock. Junk itb, 1892. 1.30 p. m IW?Sdl3U?S>S;Wto T'y ch":cnun. xmmi caned, found quorum present. ■MJ • ■ H-.-ggrtt, Awiyria >•*». Barry,. . Baltimore.. *12.00 ' ID SB DdM 0.13 *if.ums o„'ih g.7. .ltu"' h,!r“ When lip. a312 andnaj, being Ldiie<l for, Lhe motion was lost by the >')<•. Joiinrt«*ri “F M<«™®own" Swgt. UH>I»QiKx«. .... Abbey, iU«t.ngu rtiy 3 > Ul.Oft WUlfutn*. “ “lu I LIB itopiM*. a.-pe I l.'.C Xaglrr, tryu-g . Bo>wn,OrA4Mvtnia... ll.fit >yw, JoftHrtowi' . “r.'I'TOkt. Hughes; ayes, Ou» I I'Mkinr. I’rsirtjwilM. 1L40 Swift. Mnpt* Gruvr. •N^™Yo.‘’«?!^h,MS'nnh’ *"'n»kuLs: OU*» Kuttesd.;.. MM Brown, OrugnviL'-n.. . HcKcvtO, Tborpappi.. 10.10 Perkluu, iTuirlv.iUe. Hwfn .'HnuIn‘- Naglav and sn.Uh, Woodland • 1)14 Otta. llutUnd............... fc«lnK memb-vw or iluil commit­ Jk'trhlc, ¥.inkMiSpr*>tg« two McKurttL. Tlx>rim|t>ie Gu?; AbM; M. L. Wllllana. lee were cjSmseg from voting. Sniltb. W<KMU«f'<)... ... S. C liltrhle Oomiiiltlee. Rltchlr. Tunkce Sprtng.t tk.n «’IUU1,tu‘-' appnintaT on loca- 0 £ n.ew Court bouw and jail. through the chairman, Mr. Hughes, here made the following report:. Ti, Tv, tl.____ * : ■ w.«i ^7,' MO .‘a.» aw|K'"irtb x ‘.w wnrt fem,, d 5^722 imj feet / ;r“ <)nj fB[re« wp hho ft)j. from \ J-O. Huamn., W h X.M.OW. "• •“•Nv*. M. IMWm <in motion ot Mr) Swift it,, report was accepL-d. Mr. WtHlains ben- ottered tbe same rewdutn.n which be bad uift-red and xxivhtHawn this a. m. and moved its adontft.B, which motion prevailed by i the following vote: ayes IS; naysO. ’ ’ The committee u» whom was re­ ferred the removal of the old court l“r,u>h lh'lr ‘•hairman Mr. Williams here made following report: Tr, rwr Ib.iei. ..e ......... . oanni vorr»rv. .. - On motlni ot Mr. Williams tho roport was adopted by. following vote: Ayes, 18; hays, 0; all members votIni aye. The minutes of tbe day were here read and approved. On mount of Mr. Pirkins the board here adjourned until tbe 23d day of June. 1^1*2, at two o’clock p. m. Tnos. BHick, Henry Roe, Oifcfhairmam SECOND JUNE SESSION. Barry (County Court House, I I June23,1892. f This being rhe day to which the Ixiird of sunerviaore of Barry county adjourned lb for the purpose of con­ sidering the question of adopting plans for the court house ami jail, met as above aud were called to order by tho chairman Mr. Roe, at two (•'dock p. ml The roll was called aud found quorum present. The chair­ rhttiu-wn:-l-ur commute--1-» wiumi wn» r.-frrrea tb<- r--iu->val of th* cart Iii-iim- and the di»-><>«..l man of the building committee here Ito P4xu» wonki re-nwcUully rw-’mm.wte tlun ito milled for more time in which to make aTvpvrt oirUimscveral plans. Where* upbn inorder to give the committee time, on BMition of Mr. Swift the iMisrd adjounied till to-morrow morn­ ing at 8 o'cli^jk. Tifcw. Bnroij btiiWIuit cnminlltoo. Henry Roe. Clerk. Chairman. io.i-j 11. M d.40 4U8.1B SlRretf by Milo Wiiliam*, 1Geo. W Abbey aud S. C. Kttch'C. comuittlec. Ou motion of Hughes the report was ttreple<l and udoplcd bv tbe following vote. „w_ 1ft: nayn-0. Perkins aud McKevitt. absent. On motion of Hill tbe board did adjourn wit boat day. Tnos. S. Bbics,' Henry Rob, Chairman. Oerfc. bCNB SESSION. BAjUSY CdlXTY COCKT HOUSE, I •lune 6th, 1892, 2 o’clock p. m. i This beinjs thi*' day to which the imard of supen Is^'r-i of Barry county adjournt.*d, the board met' as above cast, 17. and were .al|ed to order by the chair. :. ’hose for Mr. R«t‘. : r Mr. Williams I. The roll Mme 'lalh-i.. all Ihv mem.1 majority of the bris w»He found present, as follows: Messrs. Abbey, Brown. Falconer, Hill, Fi-rkius vhr Board Hughes, Hiiggci. Matthews, Me’lie returns from Kevitt, Nag!>.-. Nye, Perkin-. Otis. Tinrt.s relative to Repiog’v. RiU-iiic, Roe. Swift, Smith •r Lui! iing the andWillian^. Moved by Mr. Bltcbie that the eoin• .j The vi-ntfiig committee appointed t« nikleti be allowed the sntuc . 1 ' ai> visi‘ the several o»urt houscs^nd jails diem as rhe supervisors n c gethvr with their expenses. That nii> ifre made a yerbai ceourt. :, H t,?.1,1'I im motion jot Mr. Swift -the cimir tion pn vailed by the following vote l,L,|i i ?* Messis. Wiliiam*. Ritchie Ayes. 15. nays. 9; Messrs. Nagi -r. Me •••; led to • ;!.u] Peii*ins a miDiidlteo t/» report, us Kcviitam! Swift l»--Bg members •> committee were v\e;jsed from voting o the h< st in'-ins j f dl.*p<)Mt)g of Lhe old cuuffi.-hon|k! and moving it from was instmcH d tt> buy |tn order lU-ok I uiv ppeA’ut ssk*. ■ I Mr. ia wisjof the rauley Jail Co., suitable fw* drawing orders < n the building fund. marks ;irid sukgeshons as to the t ree- . ton motkn of Mr. Falwyier the^exliuui eftjaii. I • ; • :p?nsn»ot the vttiliiu cUinmlUee w-re •itineU. 18‘»2. 8 o'clock a. in. 1 Bn.tnl' lueti “—: “ ‘por ’ :idI(T" 'lournment. / Wen* Se chairman. Roll called t« «-nk*r by inc. call found quorum present.. Minutes of previous inn. t ing read and' ap“I*prdyiNi: The huildim- committee not lielng ready to make a report, on motiuu of Mr.! Ritchie the board ad‘ ­ joiirncd to obe o'clock this p. m. One ri’rkktk p. in. Boanl met i and were called to order by the chaiyaian: nd! called: quorum pnvcnj-. “ The buildBng committee, t hrough tluur ••halon in. here madothe followingl report: | Bov’uior ticvanviaoim or Bakuv County. Geutlcmvn: -o'cHir buUdfng committee, who have Hvn looKiiig over and investIgatlug plansii-J I spreificatian* fur rouri house ami jsdi, wnu|d rcrpectfully repori a* foBow*; Oh court toe: to our'first choice is the plans subailttrtl by A. H. French, of Iktrolt, Slid:. Ourjreennd choice ir« the plans <-ubmittuUir Uraoe A. KruOrt b, of D«g »u.q«ott. led. On jail our first ehultc the plans «nbmitte<l by Crane de K»ut<b, andHir -------------<• .-<-lift 1i» tto plans -------irnhmltled bv T. C !.:•< . . of the PauMy Jail Co., of Jcbti Nagler, fit. Luui», Mo. Of<jar Young. • 'r*ui. Swift, i.'jc-u Malthcwe. Pdtnr Coburn. On motion if Mr. Ah»<v the report Olrcalt Jndaa» Tbe committee on drains, through tbelrchair­ man, Mr. Falconer, offered the following report: U<Hl. Mr. McKcvtU moved Hui Uc report be ac­ cepted and sdbpted. Mrdinn prevailed By *11 nf tbe xeiulrt-r* voting tberefor, except Mr. WDUams, who wan excused from votfnj thereon. The following H the re|x»rt <»f the comity drain eommUelouvr at tho .afferent drains hi the county: _ . ' Tn not Bvn.-m or sctkhvwom on Baumt Cocjrer: my annual report ax county drstB cciatmlNiatMW, earning tha p«rlod from Orf. 1.1, 'VI, tn the date hereof. The following U Ui» ftmun-lat •tKteumntaf all ooiiuly drain* in Ibirrr county: Town Line Drain. OCTOBER SESSION. darting*. Ort. I'kit. Order given, ......... ..................... ........... Bal. dun drain* .» S . » ~iTB Thornapple River No. 1 Amount <»i biBd Oct 13. IKB................... grit, Hugto*, Jla'lhvae, McKevitt, Naglur. Nye. Oita. Parkina. KepfcKl», Smith. Swift, Williams appoint Ihti *jvtT.(l rt.wflDg eoiutnltto-", Mr. MeEhvIU moved that tbe board take a re>-e»t. till to. Clark ' Chuirman. Turettajr, Ort. II. 1HW. Buitrd ni--t |itir«ti*nt to ivljeurrirunnt with twinten nil pr.- - nt. Mltiutea of prvvtou* tnm-tI i:x re..u! uiiil npprawd. Thu truitn b*rt announced Uin f.dlnvlng MandlDg-bnmoliKM*: • On KpmllrHiliiu—atnlth, H-*ift. Falconer, liURgett. Satihrwa. IterkUe. itaydogte. . Oa fin.uicr -U lDW.ni*. CKI», Nye, Karen, Hu*3i-k. OB cialaia -Kl'xhh-. NcKevltt, cutd Abbey. On Apj>orU<>uznrt>| lint, H-ahw. Brown. County BnlMltwoLwilltam*, OU*. PcrkteM. I-: intim:— sw.ft. Ht-feb-M. li>11. budoo- Iblcouwl OU*. Matthew*, iiuc dram . . . . ... Fair Lako Drain wrt Sept. S7, IXL-......... Amount on Iuuk! Oct. 12, WUl. Balunre du* drain............................ Robbins Drain. Amount <>n hand Ort. 13. f Aft. Naordtno termed. . . Bullhead Drain. Amount on hand Oct. 13,1H»I.. , . tiitnt;--.- uno nr.iiti................. ....... Cola and Crouch Drain. Amouirt ->u taui-t Ort iH, !»»1................... ... No •inter* Mud Crook of Johnston, Baltimore and Maple Grove. Amount on hand Oet 13, ItOi No orttere gtvon ............. Amount on bund Oct 13, 1*01 No order* gtron . . Butler Lako Drain Wolcher Drain. th-munthw. Ou motion of Mr McKeviti, the report was accepted. Tbe expense account of tbe visiting committee was here presented: n, by Mwxi of reetsnatKm oCTboc 8. Brta», appoint Clmrloa M. Mari of Mid county to The committee on Supervisor's pay roll made the following report: Amonnt on bund Oct 13, 1H9I NoerdrtvtriWiu .... Squaw Creek Drain Mr. WlU-ania tnovyal that tto townahlp cl-rk ropur:* 1». ■kdlV'T.'d to omujftteu on -raid report*; mnUon yn viUl.r*. On motion of Mr. Brown nil elMPM in th- hU'ii* of the derk were delivered to Ito'-•-mwilte'-n:i r.lnim>>. on motion of Mr. Will- Amount on H ind Oct IH, 1HB1. Ordvra irivt-u............. ...................... Butane* due drain. — .. Shafo Drain. Atnouat on hiuid txt IX ISB1 . . Bdltincu duo rlr.Uti............ Kent Drain. ult on« Amirtint <jn hand Oct 13, lS*i. Ortters grewt ... ■ , Ualaticr dw drain .. Young's Barry and Eaton Drain. W> tto board fpr their v.-iodd-Mtkm: Tolu■• lb • mr-ibto B-pird of Suyervtaora of th* County -»f Barry: ' Amount on band tn Uarrjr Co Oct 13, IM’I.... 1 .OrAre K’**'11............................................... Italapce duedrein In Ijtrrj Co. ., Fox St Yourex Drain. (Amount on lutud Ort 1.1. 1«U . Bul.inre ill.r drum.................................. Eaton & Baltimore Drain. Mr. Ptrrklna mart d that the rertgiurti'Ui taMC-pt- Aisonnt m. mirttoci prevailed. Tin. Jl-v. Mr. P-.Hfir. <-f the city *>I Hartlngv, | ap- (Au-.-aint on tb--> r.nv morning: Briggs Drain. To tub BuaM> or&uuKBViaouM. Wf, :he undersigtn-i. reaprclfully prewut for vtMtr consiiteratieuL the question a* to whether Btduni*o dim'i.rrdn... ................... It would not tie wise to reject the resignation Carlton Corner Drain of I hr*. 3. Brice us clerk cf Barry county. Mr. Brice has cmutnltted a sin agiii:»t God and a crime agaltiat tM -gate. We have no «ll»po iw.iuic’.' >i»u oraui........................ . sltioti to ap«>k>glxe for or excuse what he hsv High Hili Lake Drain, dom He is not hruren or caretaw abouij It. unt on httvd Oct 13, ISI1..................... but la n cniahcd, sorrowing and deeply penitent Moved’by Mr. Perkin.- that the plans man; be ba» piadc-'rerttlution for what he has Moved by Mr. (itis that the pay of ! taken to the tmrtita wroogtxl. He has n^yued Mottison Drain. All ’Vt’.U : Axes, If-: mi; tbe building ( committee be t!x»*d at fo?b•Willi ‘ .ilia office and asks toothing at your UauJL< He adopted, providing the building eum- realizes deeply hii> wrong and hxs willingly Kirlcr" drawn t!ie sunk of ifer man and actual , Murray Eaton St Barry Drain. Kovitt not beingprtsem wheavrte wax roitteecan nikki* satisfactory arrange­ made ail the atonctr.cta lie could. । rruvelitiL' cxi'emles together w.ith unt un 1. mil Ort 13. !8Ul............................ IS Mt I \ ments in !■>•[<irenc-’ to architect':; fees We re.-pevtfuHy suggest to you, wiief.icrtlie . or.lrru dfuwn • • • ihileageprom ilheif homes and return taken. ' Moved by Mr. Rit.-hlafchattbel -'ard andi.i- to furnishing bond ft r thperce- punlsbmert that hsd .■une upon niut and must Ostrotlx Drain. i > i be con u t y I sea*J. Motion pre va I led tin new adjourn ’i tn-morn.w nmrn- lion and ctfmpletlun of the court house. e.'ine Is not enough for the proper protection of Kiuonnt on hand i»ct 13, l&*>..................... Miciety ami whether you might u.v. properly, iftvier* given............................................... bv th" IpoowHig -b^e: Ayes. Myssr<. .Ine at S.:*»o'<d<rtd:. which motion was M<nlon waa lost by the following under those circumstances, help this mar: who A'blBrown, Smith. Falconer. Hill. J BolMDscdu- dram...................... Mr. McKevJtl h»s except this one act, teen an honorable !<»st by th foil. ।vid?\ ><•*. vqte: Nays lq ayes U. Sanford Brook Drain. Hughes. Ih.igc' t. McKcvitc, Nye. Per- : ;ium.|to regain his nundlug by declining U. ac­ Me-r-. Abbey. Nugler. Brown. Hill. kins. l>pk-g|e, Ritchie. Uce, .Oth (Huswett. Oris. RH.ch:v, Smith nmi Moved by Itrkins that the plans of cept ui* resignation an 1 permitting him to •*to ami Wiilkuns. M< ssm. Nagler. Mat- Winh:i:<> , Bala:. .• due drain nays. Mec>rs. Falconer, A. IL French] of Detroit, be adopted, main in office the short time he has yet nene. White Drain of Baltimore, th‘-ws and Swift being mem'.kts of !lugh<*s. , Matthews. MrK'evit’,. Nvc. providing he will make the necessary L, E. SUufcr kiuovtd on n.ti>d Ort 13.1WI............. . ....... said couimiltde wqre excused from vot- ।rerkins, Replugte. thie and -Swift: changes nroi OM'd l.y the Lullding com­ IL A. Goodyear ■ 1). E. Kenyon prdansiVau.. .............................................. ’.. John Bcssmer ing. Aye* 15; Ou motion of . ayes. 9, nays l». mittee. also j make satisfactory ar- W. I). Hines C. L. Huffman BcJnnre duo rtrnln......................... vote for Mr. Nagler ■ the chair appointed ' Moved by Mt. Hughes that the Ixcinl raugcmeiits as to architect’s fees and Dan W. Reynold* F. A. Blackman Spruce Swamp Drain. S. M. Fowler . M -er*;. Ahbey. i’.rown and Hughes t.» adjourn . till to-morrow :tt N o'clock. furnish a good is.-nd ftjr the erection Wm.H. Powers . Amount on hanu.t‘cl 13,1 K>I ............ .......... \V. IL Goodyear J. C. Andrus J. H. McKevitt. I sve the tiwo uimiijiers.of thfi building 'Mr. • AeaeMod Sept «. IMtt........................................ McKtvitt movtai to amend by ad­ and completion of the^urthouse. O. D. toauldlng Ordertf given . . ................... ....................... committee "ho ale not. members of journing j Motion preynl)'. 1 by the following John Spence til! '* 'iciock. Mr. Switt TbotnM SffencB Chester Messer the re- this board in fefciJeucefto their rerv- mt-ved tuamend by .idjfurnhig ’.ill 7 Vote: Av<-*, hb-srs. Abliey, Brown, Wm. M. Puffer D. S. Goodyear । Bakuiux- dee .'.rain ................. to IM• Fighter Drain. , , Hng on tbe building committee-aiid to o'clock. ( E. H..Lathrop ' Fending widen motion Mr. Fak’unei. Hitt, Nagler. Nye, Perkins, J. .C- Limpman ’ Amount <ui hand (Set 13, lrt«l....... G. W. Lowry he-i'ha:< r 1H)rt the ronv< nlug of the board Swift . N.iysClement omith moved tu lav the motion un the. Smith. Swift and Chairman. D. R. Cook ;1' r.lin" । to-im>rrow . vdriing. Hughes, (His, Replogle, K. M. Blanchard tahl--. which motion prevailed. L W. Vna>inan Itataneo due drain.................................... a >a>H <»f | (>n njt.Lun »i/Mr. Turkins the i uar«l On motion of Mr. Otis the l*gird ad­ Ritchie, Williams. Ayes 11, najtoti. W. Fred Parker J. 1‘. Koticrts Lae Drain of Johnstown Mpvid bj Mr. Swift that the board F. R FjUKinwt .rru. tijl unmorrow morn- journed . R. K. Grant till Vy-morrow morning at 40 45 Amount •>□ hand Oct 13, IW1 l>-.ird d••> j ip,, al /jjae o\fiJjck£ W. H. Subblna o'clock, by the follewing vote: Ayes. adjiiiirn t III 'seven o’clock this evening. W IL Spenct , jr. . Hkxih: Hoe, 'M- -rs. Abbey. .Brown, Halloway ...rom lOTrnftg ;<t | Tho* lilurn. Falconer, Motion lost, j Mr. Smith moved thsi the request be received B&htnct.* dun <irr.ln..................... On motion of Mr. Nagler the board -.ays being Clerk. _ _____ . , ' Chairinan- Hughes. Huggett. Hit thews. McQroen Drain. and tiled- Motion prevailed. on band Oct 13, lrl‘1............. Kevitt. Naglcr, Nye. Perkins. Rcp- ■hen* adjourned till tarinoirow morning Mr. Wllllnms moved that the prosecuting at- Anwi.tid ‘ Barry (X»unty Court House, t . I.'.: 3; Itrde. Ritchie, Smith. Williams and at s,o’clock, j torney be re quested to be present at the co&veu- 'Ordnnt given................. . ................. - Juhe 7th. ’Fl l» o’clock, a. ni. ‘ Henry Roe. ’ Tiros.. S. B iIk k. I'«turned. tpg of the board io-morrow nxirniug and give Baianco due drain ... ............................. t1 Board met ws per adjournment and chair, nays. Mto«rs. Hill and Swift:' Clerk. Chairman. jhi* written opinion upou vacancies In the office llEvuY Roe, Pox & Yourex Exteuoion Drain. ave<. !•>. nay '* of county clerk. MvUon prevailed. ,Amount on hand Oct 13, Itei, Chairman. were cailbd to-order by the chairman. Henry Kok. ' Barry cjor.vrv Court House, t ‘ Mr. Swift jeeMDlcd.a claim of Dr. A. L. » an >Vrder* given Boll called found quoro.ni pr-sent. 'T1K». S. Bki Chairman. .liinr 2.1 ts92. So'clbck a. m. 1 IHon:, amounting to $ IM, tor medical service* Minutespf previous meeting read and Babuxc on baud... Bo*r.l called to order by the chairman .»« per •in a certain destitute family tn the township of Hastings City Drain approved. i , ■ Barry County Cot ut House, > . Maple Grove. Mr. Swift epoke al some length Tho commiUco dppoipUd UkCoubr odjMiramciiV Ho'l .-*11*1. Minutes of prev- u;on the merits ot tbe claim and urged It* al­ Amount on liand Oct 13, IHD1................... . adjournment nitetings. June Sth, IBW r .... Inns toeetiog* read mid unproved. On motion (lowance *t the amount claimed. After *ome Ordureglvun II;.- chairman. with the two m- juIh’fs of the builtilnu Board nu t as per adjournment were Iteinure du* drain............. .. pres-mt. Mln- cniUmittec wlwj are not- meml>ers ot call' d to order bv tho chairman* Roll of .Mr William*ite board proceeded to con- diiwmslon upon tlite i*me, Mr. Oli» moved the bhler the question of tbe adoption of plans fur clMm be laid upon; the table till to-morrow af­ Adams de Pike Drain. ng read and np- this hoard, here miule a verbal report call found quorum present. Minutes * jatt Alter eotoc dl*cturtm, Mr. Otis offered which’ motion prevailed. , Amount on bund Ort 13, INI uccept the pay as of previous meeting read and approYeu- die feRowing rewtatk n aud moved the adop- ternoon, M. Ib.ggett the that thev Ou motion of Mr. Ritchie the board adjourn­ Onisraglwu ........................................ . fyj court house voted by the loard a* members of such The committee on removal <>! ohi coprt tlun qf the *ame< ed till to-morrow al 8 o’clock. Itaianre duo drain........................... Wiikiibsh, in he opiuloaof tbls bwrd tee Cites. M. Mae*. Hesky Roe, . up. commltUc. 1 i, , . j Iioiim'lu r-made a further report , as I i uis fur n Jail m bmRted by Crane & Krutech. Tho flvu lurt turned drain* and the dprnre SVianp Cicek. Chairman. ' <^*Ure4xere n«t eompletrd ut tho time I mad* icj Th" following resolution was heft .vift that the chair of Ixwanaport. Ind.,!» preferred to all others; follows: hurt repahJ, but have «lnre b~‘n rotupirted. Wednesday, Oct. 12, 18112. ” ' ?■ of five u visit prescnUd <•>' Mr. Williilms: . To THE Bo*W» OF StU-KKVIBOKS. Ti:«njtere or It ' Tim fnih*wing drain* have bean locate*! mid Board met as per adjournment, with arm­ and invcsUgabe the rci-’^oLVKi'. that the buhdtng <umGcndemen:-Your committee appointed to Ri.mi.VKM, T1 at we instruct our building mblteherl A'—» 1 r"<utn mo. l**t mnnn. lart not vnt are, hereb;.- auili- look over the ground* and recommend^ <> eommlUmi to adopt the raid plans, provided tiers all present. The minutes of l**t meeting computed: The njes add nays mtttec tie. an1! the reftkK.il of the court Iioum* would ‘“">£5 drain I* a joint county drum. tan make the nreetsary arrangement* hi were read and after sumo corrections the same •■mt Ion prevailed by oriz.il toadverthe for liana ami -wSi-l- reo-nt Hurt in their opinion-tbe matter ot re- they , Barry county, Vrrcmutrllie and reference to fee* and bonds and chantre* pro­ were approve!. County Treasurer Kenyon appeared before ayes. B. nays, 0. DcatloiM for a coart l:en.-e and Jail. ;n- mcvaT*bou)d be toft with tbe building coniiuli- pored by ’hi* teterd-and such other changes a* ' A<j; t that the drat or* .•ordlna to a rtaoliltlon pasaod it .jjc t-v and that tto v be authorized to remove .to in thdr opinion may wm nwewary to make the board and asked whether he should accept 2M. P-M; taro u> ?'A'.d court Ii-.UM' anJ vault to ar.y place to He yard the .odd inil imtt appropriate for use of Barry as voucher* certain receipt* be held for money Eiton County •r noon t«e the se- January n-ssluu or thia .... . paid for moving old court houae, etc., and to Harry County g eonmilttce. Mo Blais to >te sutiuiitU'il for the Ihmro- which In Web opinion would to the mwt tn n- icimnty, and be It further provided that after what fund be should charge the saint'. Order* given on Barry county hbe eontnrt !r, ertterod Into between the bulldapproval br adopt ion, the day bimIMbJ;- venlent and cxpediroL Rc»pc< tf'i. . Mr. Abbey moved that the matter be referred committeo and builder, that no change* in M. L. Willem*. »• <-• RtteJ . JO Barry coiinw,.. . Huggett the board ti be lived neti later than June 30, IStBarue Drain. Hie constntc.tion i of said jail W made without to ttie committee on finance, which motion pre­ J J Perkins, vommiiuse. Ou motion the resolution was ia.d vailed by the fallowing rote:.Aye*—Abbey, until one o'clock. Mr. Williams moved tbe adoption, the cooi nt of the hoan! of Kipervlsors. FalconerJ JHII. Matthews MeKevilt, hajjler. Ontere given. on the labje until 11 o'cbek this a. m. • Moti-Mi preyaifed bv ;Bo following vote : avc.*. which motion prevailed. • Replcfilei Ritchie, Bwitl and Chalrman,10; nays visiting cunnnlttoe hero made a Brown. Falconer. Htfi. Hughe*, 4SS K •nier I ■ the '-hair­ The Mr. Swift here offered the follow Ing J?^rt on "court bAise, which report tb.w», Nagkr, Nje. OU*. R*pk«ie, Rlteffir. —Brown, Hughes, Raggett. Nye, Otis, Perkin*, ’’ nd 'r.ioruin present, resolution and moved tbe adoption of Smith, Swirt, William* and Roe; h*ts, AbMj. Smith am! Williams.». 100 CO The chair declared a reeesa of ten minute*. u-ccd the following " yfnikmry'fioodyear being 1?'“'."! Urd-ta given ... .. the same: A*Mr William* here offered the following res­ Vimn n-asacmbling the nrosecuting attorney as :l visiting coiuWiifheas. the legal voter* of Barry county addressed the board in relation to vaondr* in here niaiio sonic remarla. a-Jotha 11 vlft. M« K' - it:. Wilnt the ipring election ot InW voted to r.dto the olution and moved tbe adoption the mine. County elerk'a office. cation of the ranirt,1 litnwe amFjaiI. A *utn of >54,000 tor the purpoM! of building ii Rmolvbii. that the building commluw bei। the BriceThe realgnalion of the county clerk wa* next “mmunicat.Ksr from the btaml of «-Srt home and j*«. wtorea* a P*’l of and they are b«&y authorized to proceed to token from the table and the motion of Mr. Order* given... :::«X r. Abbey the Ix-ard advertise and led t be contract for building thei Perkins to accept the same was then voted on. health ill regnnl to the cesspool tin th*, said money will to ncelnl before the Inx-v are lection of a building ticiaoourt bouse: and jail according to tte plansr gbd carried by all the memlwra votlng therefor. IMlAneeuuo anuu............................. north sidoof the Jali was here present ^.vv^NwH-or sm-ntax. Lal otL * Woodford & Monroe Drain. adopted by the board, a* Boon a* the • Mr Ritchie movytl thi-t Chas. M. Mack tie reA jnti.l county <ir#lu of Barry «n«l lonU inted as tellers of motlon"tb'’U'ihnlr appointed .a Harry county that the treasurer be, and fs hen-• gpedic-aUon* cap be provided, and that Uiri quirrtl to give the hiual bonds a* caimrtrclerk K1PK in Uirtton am! Cimpbi il township* by ’authorized to borrow *u.. h •um» of T!™** skid Committee b>t required to puah tbe work■ mid resfeter In chancery aud that the same be ssrs. Hugheir andA«h«wMl June 7th, liWf tn loela cx*>r nJ may be nccewurT. nt a* low rate of Interest of building to n completion a* soon as procti-- presented to UH* board before the close of t-.c hi Barry county 1 cable; aud also «iat the cnjnmlUer «* «« n<i*alb!e. on the recotnitiendatton of the Onhix given in Berry e-rnnty........... r present newton. M V t t ’ Q . l lV !T * , 1 *X .nr^int . nuved____ that the one tam* to he1 ittid to require good and sufficient securityMr Ritchie moved that the chair appoint a The U,air building committee, rokl not<* highest-num;>er pf votes new court howto and JailBalance <!u« drain aigued by the chairman and clerk of th!* board. from the contractor nr contractors for tbe JJmlS^f thrre to ex-nine lheboofca to Ue TUomaa Drain. ‘I. Motion was lost. unnolnted a«« such commit Uc Messrscountv clark’s office *“d to render their rc.mrt The resolution was adopted by the> faithful performance of the contract. prrjl.v.tlcd to ballot with | nien*«o!ut!oJwastuM-tcdby the f°l!uj7°8 to the t>OMd at this reralon. Motion prevailed. following votz?: ayei. IH: nays. ». AH Am iO»bev, Brown, baleoner. Hill, On motion of Mr. Brown tbe board took a res ills. tho members voting for the resolution.; Hughe*, Uu’xjeR. Nye, Olis, Reploglo, Ritchie Buiunoo dm> drain *••■■■ reccM UH one o'clock. ' » it er of votes cast were Mr. McKevitt, offered the following• imith William.", Chairman. Afternoon >re«lfln. Holmes Drain » , Na der received 5; Mc- is&sfetWfe Malihewn Nitlcr and Swift being member* Bonn! tnrt purs lam to ■djoormnan* with memresolution and moved the adoption ofr A^.w-.l July fttb, IWi..................... '• Roe 1: Hughes 2: >wifl J of building committee were Mcnwd from vot­ Imre all i>rv*«nL The chairman then uuMniocud Ord urs given............. ... ing, Abunt. Perkins, McKcvilt,*ye».13. naysu the same: ’ .vote in county clerk* ’ . ^ “ AbMy. Wa. " • BaUtnrc due drain.. Wiixnst*. there bn* l*en no provision mnde Ito mutton of Mr. Abbuy the matter of beat ng f .-jcbolce the board pro- committee be adopted. 3 h« following ■“ Brown, N4d*e Hitt Freeport Drain. bv thh board for the di'bunwmBntof the money Ing the court hohre and >11 wa* left entirely ■ ..mmftt'H' TM- being the hour ter th* cunrtderatiou of-■toe AMKW^i — itSei.............. l s- rriDd ballot. , tol.mgingto toe building fund, Jtorofore to ft with tnr building committee. cJnira >.f Dr. VanUdrn, th» ’ taken trp«u Orders given . m.oiLcrpf votes ciist was 18,. Moved bv Mr. that the location ol Sstahl* and <>n nvtton of Mr. Swift RlMOLVKD, by thia Ixuird/hat Mr. Nadler received 10, Mr. the new court houfcj and J-dl bo referred to tbe the itmount clalniid by all «'t the jneniber* voting. of the building commlttoa to Mr. Matthews, -i; Mr. Me- jr,— <>f d«vwln« •>* **"l~ * TSu ter Barry oo“»’y bueonJcraon tbelmitilng fund on th <if the bulMtng committal. a* It may Wdtoq 2^ 'l,rt teUow": W», h*V* vl»- nundatloD ^rt the n^r.b.nand tminctal rtandM , XhA-x1'”. ^needed from time to time, raid enter* toto of ttoftite rent drain* in the •t ’.Vi>s declared elected as wotUd r<«|wettoily rvP'’* toe S’,” ‘Tirtiito.. “•‘1 Urunril signal by the chairman of the building coinr <,f ib<* committee. Mecort.. 1 ‘.-ibelln, .Llv.-JR*^*' ‘ wv fttifi mittee and countcrslgred by the ”nn,3rll^aJJf? ww ctewnitte* are • .deft to ballot for second nail In The resolution was alopted- by the riiip. 4 of U'»pc. and 33 of Rutland. , - following vote: Ayes, 18; nays o, All c«f whi'i I hare not yrt cooclsdo! ***-,„ . in — c™. ,„ti hi waa 7>'"rr<xi u> iu- < -auu.— -- •— ——■■ i .iberof voles cadt was 14, : On motion of Mr. Krutech refuse to awept the i Mr. Matthews received 10, । anpolnted Messrs. Williams, AWxy, udonted by thi* board ‘ he 1 bu ‘ ,d ' n l l u k o ? ’ Mt. i: Ri.-bic. 1: Ahliey, 2. and Ritchie a committee on super- nditac be loatrurfed to let the plan* of J*U to -----------Cter*. ’ Otalnurtu Mluthews wa« declared elected isor « my roll Pff «»«« and ,ull“W SJTthrt S*, w»u» to their opinion can TboMM. <«• l««b Wi ' U.CBibeh McKevitt. that Lboi mu vc tbe ItRcmu of the county ami come can build * T Mo?cS to Mr. pf 'CAx-deii to ballot for tblrd any nienibwpf tbe building «x>tuiuit* -*•••■”ThV\ir ‘AUtov that in 6m« a. k. swoo * - . -. ’i*n!c numberlpf votes cast was 17, I* which Mr. Abbey receive*] 2, Mr. • '• Mr. oils. 6: Mr. McKevitt, -> '.'-ift, 3: Mr. WTJl»ma, I­ . iiiero bblug no choice the board pro,«. another ballot. . hole numberot votes cast was 13, aiStf^sriS^wts: «w•>«?. A." « ±2JSS. is-' tee bidding either directly or rectly tipQO the erection ot either court i * acct.p« tne proposition a* “hi* board that the building hSworJall be’debarnxl from Mich mittee to’inatr-rted U let d to renimiui. Motion pre™!*}- ,nd ISA— - - W Suotor.,-1 on motion <•« tMtn^pe time f°e -hy •W’?*a¥0M?t * �tn 8888SSB943 “ Od motion ot Mr Nag’rr, the ehair appoint ■rd m teilere; W’lHatna and McKevitt. The •<a. (i pnx voted to ba!4* for Kbaol examiner ■wllh ihe f.-iltArfng rw-uh: *te>'r number ot wcteH la, of Min b ihrry II. Andrua re<ntvcd 12; Arthur t». WU. ttuuu received 6. | Mr. Uflrtte having roreired a majority td all <!:«■ rv’— ci*t. wm thereupon declared dolyjp- loiaiiii iihfi. ;.'>">«ied •*» -'nihd tor -jM officer । wrira th* foltowtag nau-t: a bole rninhcr of L___ Wr I**, of which Mr. Hick» nxnteed IS; । 5 -• •Cha' A'r»>*rrt’rrrtredA Mr. Hick* tetritig ' j-*l;be tnsjoTliv •»! the VWre cast'was lh«* :iiOQdre.ared<luiy Appointed to tbe at’ Site ( superintendent ul tile poor. I ? 5 C-. m of W. F. Hicks MDUUStwii to twenty- j i>)V Guars for . ^. iRWing too street* on tte jand eat'1 aide of murt h<>u»« square Mr. 'mured that ibc.ci*ino referred t.» tne ittte on claims wtdeb tort. M*. Inlth tlMrn tnuyed li>al the ’, .alm tie laid jtJje table. Motion prevaikd. S pr-:!nn of Mr. M.-kevIlt the board adas h jouri:i-.i till lo-tourrow ul the hour of 8 a. m. . La*.; M. Mai k. Hbnhv Rub, "iliSi i Clerk. ' Cbainnan. Fri-Uv. Get. I44li, L8W. Biwdwetat the liour adjourned to with nrrmbers all p/*e*cut, except Mr. Ritchie, who . • who had bt«i < xetteed for the <!ay ’ Jocbnal tend and approvedTbd fruhute .iutlgc then offered the follow­ ing rwxwt.. To T!fK Hoxoimbui Boann or ^vvsbvisomi Uvqt.'cmeo: —Tixe following named persona have I«en adjudged Insane-and sent- to‘the ’ Jd.cl.lgxn asylum for the trsane at Kalamaxoo. ax ;U<| expense of tlairv counry, by the order of *-----f Probate fur said county for the the- Ji S?SS3? rn:in< ..Vtolur Huh. 18921. . :i7'■■( Prairieville, sent June . Gv »V. Peck, of Rutland, sent June 128th, iM'X Elisabeth Warburton, of Mipld Grove, rent dcptrruiwr 14tb. 18W. Jerry 5 ou*>g\. <<f 11- f- •. m-ik 8'i'tember 21*r. 1693. s rt'ux‘- - AHUstKiixo. Probate Judge. • (In tnottori <:f Mr. Swift tbe report was accept­ ed an I adopted ■ -, Ito eixnniitteo on salaries through their cij.npan, I'.-own, »ul.in*lted followimi.report: ervSfl 7-.'<ii.*UkH.-.x sjco Hokku or St'PKkviMin*: \ <,jr'. -i-imlttev o.tsaiarireuf cviUltf officers 7 ’Tsfl? u-..-u: I report as lollowa: Tii-tl' Coiin-y Truastirer be allow .■d.tftJ'J u> * '^eJeK (< r via.' . the C-j'iuty C’twk be allowed 9700OU r 3 T s . a /88S B5 8 ir...... rsfl slltl 3I:5SAS e812 fi?3g« « JSija e itSti :SiM ej«» s is IJEIiTSTO WH----- I. ?SJ«8331»X la __ S3Sts8k-8t =88S?38BsS ■■rf 1838 ; vu.’t ’•< ■ l>r<iM-cnuug Ailortu’y !>sallowed lltkulujpe- -a the. <*t atrtnau of Superiu '..•n Ictus ot ?■ -<r Bowl be Allowed ?llt,.<X) per year: i»ei; et-.ry <d I’l-.t & wrd be allow ed FAI l*J j-.-.-yJ ir ; uitnl memberof Poor Board be allor L-l 00 p«r year 1 i’-'An utm. Attorney to pay f ,t hla own as■ sjstAqce ex r; t tn NL'&PKit casks Alito! wb4!: •■■'■ rrepecifuUy aubtaittedWro. inn -l l.n G. Nagler. W. W. Bro»n. Mr; Petz!’.i-. UJnved ip accept tne report. Mr. Hwiitjruov .> .Hrwb? making -be county C>rkls Ml! > r 't\ una .siiary ot county treai■4: .r.:-’!?.»•!•*!.■ McKevitt moved i aee.-nd i;;. « :;y making tbe salary of e.uuty c5- rk, and that of comity treasurer c l.SSSl'il ««2i82 • r s- SsKSg § 53 aiS.lSiiS? tiaWSSM ' -. : ' ' missal «?, si | “Taem f f- : ' ; « 16 J t?i ’I-k hi . -i 'I McKevRt's unei.lment was l-.wt f>v following «. Hjowti. Fakoner, McKevitt, Nyc 1..::.. ,N*& Abbey; ili’1; Hugbcs. Mattki'w-. OIj>, Per&fab Repiogle, f»u :■. aba Williams Aye. -5; nays, 11. .. .. j« e—-Naftter. -•B'Wi£t-’-« ti.iv’vl-iicnt w* ' then CaMled by fol­ )n motion o| Mr. Swift Uic nqurtt •* . < ao io- Utg vol: « re. Hi'.'. Hugiu*, Hugget, Mat- •■e ti-d .rod on potlo-.i -d Mr ■ \nbey the same xl.<'-.ij.. <=r.'., Ferkins,'Kcploglr, Smith, Swift, ar.- -. sdopu-d. Mr. Mi Krvl’t then nn-irsd that V .'(-art- -V'd duirman-10; nars. Abbey, tl. • report <>f the committee dn tuwusi ip t .-■-•■ . ilc-m-r, McKevitt, Nagler, Nye fctid cl<irk reportrflw reft-rrh! :o tbe cornu Hue •/•« P'dHna-7 ajipc’-'ionment; motive prevailut , .h.e •-. :..il.report - -.unetx!*d wt« rocu tbe ec-mmji'ee on elalnm lt»ou pi ihrtr cv-offi..?! ",. : i« following vnte: -i.c^ Abbey, chbirjiAn, Mr. Ritchie, then 'rffcred th 'fol”low —F-.i-.I-.;..-. !1'.!L Hughes. Hnggc’, Matthew*, tot partial rriro-t ' Kr«gltr, ■ <■>, Rephiglfc, Smith; Swift, William*' N<. Nam. of C’i t- Na-ftrfCTm Ci’i a: • cha-iij--.oU nx s, Brown, McKevitt, t 1 Eaton Printing Co BuppHrafor Nyr. to i t* •rklhs—4. ' Treasurer .................... ;.. » a ii)* $..<() A! r. V,' j •. • >>ffmd tbe follow itu ■ 10JXI -10■ M2!M(.idhrtlk-Sit’i, Prir.Umt . . ■ -. tha; the accuu:.U ior moving 3 Henry W»rJ, »mr,’l hid’g roi'd 40 W 40M ;.- : . -..t.'I -. I'!t :.n l uthy -xpenfo in 4 A- F D.iilni sen k-e at inatal. HUM uuo <; ■ -.leu . - ■ -- -rith.which hay/ paid by 5 ’■ " ctkta'cg In.-rane pr-u 6.00 3.1A> •..■■ ! >i:: - • h .•>;rer certitird ru by the «iKlclimv>'M. Backus A Co . »•■.?’» • ->in»f«te. and be -audited by the flQ I nUffli for'clcri.------ 1-------,■ and tliWtevurvl amount* 7 A. RepkiriM bur.Un-J'g soi’d, 38.00 38.00 • Ik. rji I -t <u contingent fund ot the county. 9|K*!. Pub. CtA. Hup for Pros’r 2.4.5’ , Tiif t»'n war aa -pled nnanSotfuTy. !0 ;Ha»i!ngs J'-toruaL p’l'tj a mtp. Hr. Swi.'-. the imrdrthtm ad40.1’0 • ititodaynext a. the tnmr of one 12 [ • 40.<a) c' iidk, t> m. : Hex*y Ron, 13 E. T.»l),-jboardlm; jon.rs., 8.W '■ ' >.-k, Cl'-rk. Clialrmao. ..r„ar. Co. Deniocrat, printing.. 5.25 . Monday, Get. 17, A. U , lsl« ;5iIl.-!.':-ir Bn-s A Co , supplle*.. ■? “ .•* .. H-miw irii-r tn *.-.-urdaucc «it'; the to*i i«r •*. SIX 3UH ■ -Ito tbe mcmVvrs all present ex 17 u. i. ■.•‘•unnar:With 14 00 18.W “ | “ sup. register . Opt pus ...it.Journal Rltcide.------ — -----------------;•• »d aud ap- IbU. D.»9«-nha|n. st’nd’gcir. c't. 21 50 pr-iv««- The -lb', rtr.-ui prntented ihe report i>l 19 •• *• lira wing and sumreicr.-.l uf state t*w»-1» he ’ levied ti c A^4’* -__ “**’ **•’“ **— * - *— j ironing jurors..:..f.. .. 101.10 MH 10 ’it Bi ntft-wnd on motion of McKevitt, A'AV. 8. BrJiham’at’U'rzcir. r’f. 16.50 > no iterreti to .catarnttlge of fimintr. ’1 A. W. IHIletta-ck, >.-rrlces jon* v Mteasurcr’s statetnen' ot delta■ relief committee 1441 •I •’ •>.- --.-4» next pn-tmdcxl t-> the ixxird. *2J|Rldbfnnnd liackus A Co.. *ut>s.r?.,- the a-upe •-’*•■ referred tor regbfer........... ... 33.81 .'Vw-n rtnaoce. Tad followlug t'lVrt. A Powers, med'l rerricus 10.01 10.(0 •ektenl: ■ wj •’4 J. W. Godfrey, printing X or Bxnitx Con? n- -. i'> i.’. P. Lathrap, mvl’l »errlf>es. 10.00 10.n0 ' ' !■ 5.45 4 30 jrti I bling Broad *np s f-wsten.. to tin: r.., iu. ’.UIois id wirtren* relief 27 Middleville run, printing....... pjiuq«*•!■:: rife foBtwiog Amonitt > have been 2S lilting Bros., snp’s. for sten, . 1J0 IA0 •.recrajjtnuMlisd 5 ■ ' •X> A. P. Drake, mt--Beal tenlcoa. --5.00 listepngs Cd.- * uunnended i-itt. tfv full 30 W F Powers estate, mdse... 8W- 2.00 which te I-P) 'il one mill on 31 Rw. Co. Dnsiiocrat, printing.. 39.75 -----M25 ak C-mth'c .■rntwrty ot taM eiiy rd Hastings. :« W. M. Welch, supplies....... 4 50 430 , RAjx-cifully tt-Ltottted, ■Jl.(A) 33 (Pakl by Sup. of poor A V DuxaxsgCK. Dx. 8. C. Rtcu, 34 Hicks Spence, mdse. 3.45 3.45 .1 ’; tkwietan CUalrra.u:. 5.00 500 35 A. P. Drake, mel’I servlets... (<! Che.’ai I trUdkra, sailorsat-d marine relief 3t5 D. F„ Fuller. •' •• .. 5.00 500 37 Bar Co. Derntx-rat, t rialing.. 125 i.hi.uioticn <il Sniff the faiun was referred to 38'Richmond. Backus A Co., imp 55.10 15.21)rh-: • i iniu'-’iW1 rinsuce oy *ha following Od motion of Perkins report was adoptcil. n.’-. i, khix«y. Falconer. HUI, H-isncett, On motion rf Mr. Riu-hte tbe board ,then M.Kivitt. AtaR’er, 1'tikllts, Re,.ivxlc, Ritchie, ta-pk a rrccw u’ttll ouc o’clock p. m. SrjiiL swift- rod chainnhn—12; usy«. Brown, Afternoon SeM>’or.„Oct. 18,1>*». Ib.’ic-. 'I: -llt-A’, Nye^OGiand Williams-A. Board met st’he'-boor adjourned to. with ‘.-.'•l ou-i.. Sniff, teihrd adjournMl till to- quhrani pre rent. None of Ltv commlttecs being ready tn report anil in order td give jtbem a;i utippitunlty tn Chairman. wjrk, ou molion of Mr. Abbey tbe Board adClerk. Tueeday, Oct. IS, 18W. jonrned ’Ul tounorrow morning st t-lgb’ o’clock. Boirl ni'l pursuant tn adjournment with Chas. M. M1ck. I . Hirntr Hou, roetniers v.l phteni. journal rid and apClark. CAairnian. C-.-vel Tie eomnilttee appointed to examine WedncudaT, Oct- lO.jlf-Ol sitoj iv. cuMuty clerk’s ’office, through their | be Board met at the time to.which adjonrnchalrinxti Aobdy, reported a» foltowjt nrt:it was bad with o»emt*r» all urt-wint. Juw■ • n*5 read, corrected and approved. . V=Y<ir,‘’ •'!.■—Ywur committer *pi'Muted to Th* Bond orChaa,M. Mac k m epunty clerk, rx-.-ijtiL- <• ■ buulta and wwda in the clcrkta executed in lbe>um of Two Thousand Dollars, ui!- -s wt.-ifed report that wc have performed Ute with Richard M’ *rer, Chas. A. Bauer, and d'.i’rfe .ts-ir'i.cij uaand Cndc«#rytbtug In proper Jatne* t. Crawley sa euretirs waa presented to jnitiri •’« ' iinAibe testtoi tMdaura betwetn Mr- • he. B'n-<rl for their approval. ■ Br^cunt-l tfir etrtottv. Th* bond of Chas. M. Mack as register In J. Goo- W. Abbey, Wi 1. Otv, Committee. chhneery, executed is the mm ot Fire ThouUntn'-diou cf .McKevitt toe report was ac- -•*<>«> IkJlMra, rigr-nd by SVm. H. Powers, P. A. Sw !<li.r- and Daniel Striker, as sureties, was opteB an-i mlopted. • . ■pU ervoquttfie on township clerk’* reports all.) presented to the Board for approval. Mr. Abbey moved that the a:>ore bond of throi^j-h tlu-tr rhalrnixu NkRler, submitted the IAUW L-e auWPYi-d.’^TW.nyes and rays Being fbUoWiaxrejxirt t callttl-for, the inr tion waa carried by all ot tbe 7‘t'iix BaixuorFirtnirisutoi. members voting aye. i „ (jeatlema’t:—Your uimmiltce on township Mr. Otis moyed that the above named bond clrik’s repurte^to wbotn wa* referred tbe »uttecieirtMnd vwrtteatea of the township elersa of Regl-ter to Chancery be approved by this of the Mierdl township* tn the county certlfy- Bdani; motion prevailed by tbe foMowfr.g vote; iag Hi': AHtoubl df muttev u> be Irrftd In their A tea, 1R; nays, 0. The building committee through Mr. Nagler .••sjz-t’.tfe u-wffil&'lM for tbe purpose named thereto, dial Ute reports sonu what irregular. •htlr chairman, submitted following report: ' Hartings, Mich., Ot. to, 1592. «pd timwetf dly submit ti»r foUowln^ labnlatM Ta rnn B -aup or SrpgKvisoRs. Wm'.' K Ol”1"' Got;t,ctiM.-oFour building committee srtah to make the Mlowiog report on court bouse: -Jj G. H'ugtn’*, Committee. by Instruction from your board we adopted the plrtn aubtnlttul by A. E. French, of Detroit, Wijh whom we cn'crrd Into contract to furniah a complete set of plgw, speHI!e»t|»nK and de­ tail drawing*, htiif io superintend the eonalructiosi of .<al<! court bouse by vlafting sold build­ ing at least one* tach month fur the sum of oni thouaaaiLflte hundred dollars on* half of which is to be paid when tbe con& trsH of said court house Is awarded, oue fourth is Bl Hals ih ,S£J Hi ? Sxiate 1L1 _L___ . S...S-A- >■’ wluru raid building I* enclosed, and oun fouith when coranletad. The contract for beating and ventilating is awarded to Isaac D. Smead A Co., of- Toledo. Ohio, wbnahHj furnish the flusblug system of Drain cJoteta recommeiuled by A- E. French, archited, for the sum of two thousand four hun­ dred Avllara. which Is not wholly pah! for until Fridge t-nyeily tebtedTax. On adrertiiing on court house the following Woodch pVMwtttonfl were rewhed: ACroU . Nldxdr Brre. ot I.aaatng.............. 132,715! «7 J. M. Crocker ot Coldwater................ W,78»08 H. U. Wright of Chicago 34.OCT 54 Auirew AndegiffiTof Detroit............ 34,WOO r. D. Gtrawsn SE S Rcteama Co. ot G. H. Daridwl 4LG1934 /9 “fo^eSr^iSdert of Chte'boan} The BuperintoDdantis allowed W per dav. 'ayments are made on the 15th cf each month t yj per rent on uuter'.il placed on building. On account ot the soli not being uniform. i aJK^owl UM Ihi eMir about twenty tachee lower than at first In­ tended, which will cost about 8500 extra. The court house is well under way of erection: the fmtndattoo wall la completed, flr»t floor joist* are In place, and brick work is pr-rgrearing as well as mav be rxouctod. and cut atone work to entrances la partially completed. The con­ tract of moving Gid court house waa awarder! to George Reed for 8345.00, and the moving of the vault waa awanted to E. Woodird tor Boxing of tree* In court yard eort fO. Oir JAIL. By luAtruction from your board, we adoptd tbe plan submitted by Crain A Krutach, of Loginaport, Ind., and entered Into contract with tnern to fnrnteh plana. specIScallona and detail drawing* for odd jail for the sum of <350.00. On advcrttelng fur bids, for building ail, iron work aud hcauug. we received the fol­ lowing proportion-, tlx; * Hair chairman, Mr. WUllante, offered the Ini' vote:ayM—Brovra, tax 1-10 of I dm eant; water tax Ono* tolth. twin'and WlttMM-«: abmmt-Per^M'nNaSer moved that the report ot tbe eom- t’’nl! 8r" sse-4™. ^^&£r£iSs~ mltteca i» rqual laat ton aa iunemte.1. be refer­ K elation red to lite committee on equalteatlou. Motion and moved ite adoption: RsaoLVBD, That the reer’mmci.dattoti <4 •>. PTff<iwort«llb.< CM,, th. Sl.< low. committee at the June aewoi., .m wm a legal holiday, McKevitt mowl that ibu oM court house, relative u> autlmrtri. 5 board adjourn till Saturday next &)9 o’clock a. bunding committee to mH the 1™, 5_lUe m Motion prevailed. «roand thacourt house 1 an I, 10ti u J readaded. Tbe reaolutto-, wj Ut •< 'J? Chas. W- Mac*. HiKKt Rok, Chas, m Chairman. ’EM atotllI i^n„. Torsr Boaun*»r8rr«RViro»u». Gentlemen*—Your cvmtelttee on county buildings would reapectfuiiy report w That we hare ytetted tbe county poor bow aid found the same in good condition, ‘’*«P£ Saturday, October 23d, !30t*. Hoard met pursuant to adjournment with mg the plaateriug la tank** ta **®« Mr. wnnaiua Wni'.uu. u» win,,,,, «raisl needs repairing uud some of the room* mem ber» pruaenL Journal road and approved. ,i«nl re-t»pcnng, and would recommend that Mr Ritchie, chairman of tbe toanlNre on | OmcK or thrHC1TT -------------------k thujdhilng room* ami both kltcbenB be papered. clahns offered the following report i»n claims ™» I. to emit, Ih.c JU,,, M. oTslrt. Ah . we found the platform between tbe house for services rendered in criminal business ai<i well in a had amdttloo, ax the frame wort Nn NameofCTt. Nat’r of C-tro. CIM: •TOotou.1 Ur tbe rowmou eowil o, u,; is rotten and will bare to tw ™,h * ...» 1 G«> Geo Williams, Winiam*. justice teesfee*.. .. I * 75* > 75 BuUrpo,.memberor ;MSw our. We alto Hod ’hat the boolw Ju the K 2 J BMlBs, * M ••• I?®5 Caarmteaton for the city of Ru«tlmra SJBMUb, • • OS »CIM>IXQ. regfater-s offlre are gctt.ng dy aud we rore y (. ; . -- - * - —-------- “ “ I 7o I7o E. G. Holbrook, Becirder. ‘ v’ i"A Geo. Rickman uf Kataumxoo.......... .. <8,8C2 00 oimnend that an oil etove be ptwnred and 23 7o 20 10 .. S.WW Andrew Audenk)w, Dclro!t piaretl In vault to heat and <lry the tame. .. 9,(10680 5 J. D Benham, criminal are’t- 313 45 319 45 I certify that the amount asked f । Nichol* Bros., Laming H We ateo roctuunienAtliat the court house b* . 8.478 00 G “ •• board of pi lauoera 22oo 2Joo quirwd for aid for anldlera reJi-4 fui, j .. . '. R.jserna A Co-,Grand Raptchra... * tntai amount amount allowed •Hr.w-.l by L» taw to ,, " 21 45 C4 ■’ to»a! X 45 .. 9.9*350 bstikcd up with isawdwl «»r dirt. 7 W 8 Benham, dep. alter, fee*. Wm. Bpd ward;, Jackson. ', ■ . All of <hich we rreperffullr submit. 571 '3 81 ««»! aund for the city of SIX, Har.inr ' r 8 David Haight, constable ON QBATttC'.. . Wm.H.Otk, 211 .? y*° ^._‘L u Wcatberlv A Pttlte, Grand Rapids. __________ Jutm M. i’.-.-.nn . committee. n, Srept- lOGeoDHanlen.Mttlce t (»0 Ob J.ihn J. Perkins. 1340 Isaae D..Bmcad A Co.. Toledo, O.- . On motion of Hugiw* the report' riri. 11 W <> Itowdcn. proa proaatty-' 1,1® 00 » .. atty ml* act Spence Heating Co . Chicago, 11).. 775® el sr.d adopted by th6 following vote ayra, w 7 So 7.*to 12 <lw> Geo w#ninjU)t Wellman, Jurtlca Justice .. feea.. Wheeler A Fitkin, Kalamazoo Mr. MeKeritt moved thu: the #!i;.. . i.,-, , IS; nave, <k _____ _________ UUo the 1st, 4th, 3d and 3d warb of qx mux wohk. ■ 1 Tbr committee on claims mrougn t *' cl1 ; 71 tiariiniH-r “ “ XV95(») 3oo 2oo HMtiugs be authorized to spr - .j ,.. Van Dorb Iron Works chalnnan^Mr. lUlrbir. ^ctaims' ' • ’ • ’ l) KX ’ t . 4,4530) 289.30 239 fund on their rwpecllye tax roll,, tj,, . ingaathrirtlaalrcDM-Lonmfriasllam'OUAtiatmfr . ] Jf . it „ washing bill ............ 945 9 45 Detroit Baft A Lock Co., Detroit.. . 3,77000 prevoilwl by the following votea . -I . 3,705 00 NO- Niunc of CTL Nat’r -M C’im. W’d. Rre’d- I ;y W S Benham, deb. »Mr. fee*. 2125 2835 nays—noud Champion Iron 'Works Ihllag Brurt- A Evwbanf.snp. I 3)50» 3 •« I ^mUel Pollock, boaid of prfs. l(H8o I64 2o Lewis l^nw . ’ . 4,’JWH" Mr. RllchJc pitert-d the ftifowfug .. . -L3001M 40.Cook Bro;, priming. •••».-•• 9 95 V U5 Fanley Jail Co iu K Wightman, justice fee*. -. and moved Itn adoption »“.WAB K raoston, “ ... .... .. .. ................... ........... 4,407 0) 4WL. n. PA er, bn I ind’g i-Fd.. F. F. Dtosmore 8 Jo 15 <? 2 Jiuure •• Tliublds al: bring above th*- appropriations, 42 Riidrani Dovl", board of jnron*. Rrsoj.v«h, That the sup^f. B “Mills ”“• “*’ ... 'tiiu plan of Crain A Krutach wan la!.’, aside and 4JI H Wickwire, portage and ex. IS 41 11 45 11 45 era! tuwnebiiM and wards • .1 u;.- , I 23 Win H Bradie, “ ” ... m the agents ofithe different iron k^ were 44<Hastings Journal, printing ... 26 So 2t»5o SR, lugs, Birty Barry county, WaT ‘It L ,'' :........... 1200 present we aslwd them to submit plane for a b—2L7 =U!h-:r!x;T sxra.j ;;;4!. il■ Bcnhsin. board bill autb'wizv'l to aun-ad ,!4 W I. Walt, couaUblc " .. - II lo 11 lo hereby 4m •• drsw’g and snrn jury ptfl to wjat complete nut to exceed JlO.tXD. ‘ jiy -• ------roll# M- ---------idl taxen that may - . ' 2‘> J । VapN.xkert “ ‘J .. - - 25 00 2625 tve tax 2 U0 The foilowriug firms and agenta submitted 471“ “ jawtage, etc portal tothi m. 25 Geo Wellman, juaUre ••..«. plana: Stan Dorn Iron works, Chatnpion 4SI- / •’ rorv now* uf elect n 830 8 50 37WmLCobb. 540 “ The resolution was adup'isl bWorks. P.-.nley Jail Co. aud F. F. Dinsmore. iftF R Timiuennan, nii-d'l ri-rv'es 5 (X) SOO 28 M W Riker, 29 » 23 <15 vote! aye*—18; navs—nLnr “ ‘ 5 (X) 5W •X) C’bite E Batiay. dep’L ►herlff.. On examination the rominltteekwpted of a ,V>: “ “ setvters at Jtejucri34 5o Mr.l/rwden Iirewmt<ri tt c-irrn 5 0t»’ 5 tO 30 a 15 WlgbtmaO, justice bars.. 33 &> 33 2o plan anbnrttted hr the Champion In-it Work- 'fill “ “ ex of iuMQC|«raoti fW .T1 for sen»«* «Dd ww j , wutw and employed A. E. French, of Detroit, to rr 52>T fi tirwe, nihccllaoeorM acc’t. 31 W O IxiW'Icu, criuilmd acc't.. 134M 75 82 attorney. modfc plana aperiflcatlon*, and derail dmwitijft 3318 C Rlrii, medi.-aJ services.... 82 M S Stebbins, CQMtable tears Swift moved that Ve j . 25 40 S3 A W Wilcox, justice for $'200, and the contract of building ’<fll com­ .■M Nashville News.’prtnttng......... “ .. an corrected', the mutton wj« • a w 84 Tims Niles coastabk- tear*, re­ plete was awarded to tbeClixmplort Iron Works SSLCFrighuc-. “ . .......... Ing vote; uyc«, Otte, lb . ;,1. of ttanton. Ohio,' t< r <10,9C(». V.lD B Kllpatriri.-.iU'-d'ksen-frra, . fenvd to claimant ............ oajs, Abbey, Brown, Fx.'o t.r sun ' X5C it Uotitns. couataMe fee#... Otr account ul old cistern In court van! the I referred to Sup of poor ... Hnagtet. Maunraa, McKrr.tfoumfollon walls to jail will crwtai-out 4itv or 57 C P Lslhrop, tard'i sen »• . -­ WOO ootid .«’■ K (. TaV^tl, dep'ty <hrr. fres 7 95 rerkiM.jRltchin Junto, w(;.. 00 3? Waiter Foster, tawtobltf“ 5(0 *'5 ----alxtvdol’ari. extra. The -foundation will ul .VuE H Lathrop,’ “ “............ 1840 ‘5. Mr Nagler mured ti .r • tail ta n«h»r|y completed, hut no estimate han 5'j Ei»oca Ai dms, m's’cita scc’t.. .38 Frank Bunder, “ “ count uf Mr Loftden be 41. been ma*!*-' Thus far ••• have expended of the uo;mv Myron Chamberlin, er of it rone 12 (W ..h,^. w...------- -----------------4 flu * 4 po M. W Ku ter, jasllre “ Otte moved toan.eti.l by tiatlt.n Stet budding fttnd tu* follow*; t*>:|\T Parker, Hreri...................... of a tntBuiHieratan.lfm' !>j- if,4. E «...*.«» Andrite not of Ifetof teachers 1000 lb <>0 ■ Oq motion of Mr. 11411 tbe report was acre; ’■ was cut down to ?75 IK. OX IXJI’RT UOl’SJt • _ , 02, r» • .. cd Mi Brown moved to aiidpt 4M 30 led adopt tho repotrepoiU To A. E French, anebiteeta fr-es........ # 750 <Ki DU!,-nb«-ck. M»l’d re’lf com.. III 1«) ; Mr. Swift tnoi'ed to amend by referring hlai 0 lo-t by the following rot- . •• Niche's Bros, tet Mtimate free.... 2.444•*) rt«Geo C Nichols bu'l tnd'g sol’d. Matlbews, UUs, Repl-i ■' . J 1 j -34 m Of w’ro. O. Lowden to chsitnrort-' •• “ Sd “ “ 8j4S7« jW Annstroag, m's'clta acc’i- 14 «< 14 naja. Abfaiy, Brown, i, . . -. 2(M Tbe-motion to <u*end wja carried Tutal.......................... $ Iftst 1 «*’3cott McIntosh, cr of intan tier. .•«;oo The original motion as amended **» the > Keviu, Nagler,Nir.’Per► .,s. r. • ‘ os jail. . dJjSL'Rich, twr’lof tad’g sol’d.. in- , -.;, <»irh;d by the fo!l<»wtng 5 70 7u carrfedby following vote; aye*--Abbey. aye*— Abbey, and Chairman. 11 To Henry Kephtlc,extra on wad.. ' « 4>ita)|^WlI B.--d.., .i-nth-e f.v* .... the original n>-.Mxin, the • .<• To X. S. French, architeetta fees.... 12-X!!»/ ; ’< n> tl l.r>*liear, iu <1 *.•.......... in IB in li* Brow?, Fal-rorer. Hill, Hughea, Hux«t:> Wa - the f.dli.a-li»g v«c: nyl t;. . j 150 ibeWsrNauK, ib«*», Nagler, Njre, Nye, t.OilsOtis. " Perkins, Rcpk-gte, Replug!^ « . , PI Bar Co Democrat, printing.... Hughe* Htnofc t. MuKciir sod । bmlui. Swift, Wifllams and r'mlnnan —H»; nay* kin#, AH uf wbich terra^-ifiilr snhin'tted/ ' Riiehie. . Wilitecn«n”<l'•.) MdkcriU and Ritchie*—2. 37 00 37 CO John G. Nagler, ym»n -wlft, . 5 Oil Tlje sj^clai eotomittM appointed to examine Abbey. Matthews, th.. 1; ,1 hrtrr Cuburo. Cm-ar Maltbewa, 1 ; ‘ J “» ’’ '-X ^T't Swift, t! Otiiuotiuu ..-I Mr. .V the qevount uf Tbo* S. Brfcte frr extra scrvlre • 11. (>. Young, : BuildingCommmee. ( ” ~‘ a reerss tilt | o’1 lock p. in. 1 ta) rendered whiteacting a» cletk Of this lx aid nb Mr. Otte moved that the rep..r< of tbe ’ ultd- [ -*<•' ’■ ./..Vo Jl.. .irlr,(,.2 ----- —,•<• — i thereof, . -— -th their ch drimMi i CO ap'clal »lo«: through their -ng rommlttre l*e iirerpted and a ’-ptreL 1 b--' 2jf. J .r, ' 1557 ’ Mr. ik-rkns, submitted the folkwlDg .tea and n»» bring ratio! tta-r-.-, 1> ‘'dr I ywa? Br» uu . baud!*- a folMw. 1. - it ayte, IS. nara. u-«-. | ;>;’ •* * f <’f' • a » 38 50 qa,»i 'itn pfcxrtt. Th-re । 82 (M 82 IM j Gdutlrine::: Ycur special <iMQmitl«*u <>n the &e»-. .in motWn of Mr. H p ! Th-.- bui'dtng committee also offered the io); ‘j ?'■.'<• A* ? •53 48 cUho ot-Tb.u 8. Brice woald rerpretfuhv re- joutued to tbdOrax Mut>d?.y H~.ro.irG A i ’• Nagler, vu tnr. 61W 61 <M 1 port Shat we hare hiyesHgatol the matter aud at 2 p. nu Rhhui.v«(.,-Uv this board that !)<- building ■ « •• »K 34 •a 84 i fmd bo prwrjdcn: nr ln« for paying tbe county Co AS. M MAdK. i-= wmittre be. rod Hutt Urey ar. l .nibv In-J,1,’ .. .. •V? 56 j clcrw for aerrierj* is clerk of sprcl*! aesalou* of stru- ted tenure t . ;p« fo-lhe new l/ufld!ng .'.‘LY.r ,,ro.ib </ C ounty Clerk • I ® | the board of •upereteora or for copy <d such forthr purpose of lighting ’lie anue t»y g*«. । J'' • 1 ‘"Z* CXI . pnx-vruiugH prorfeditigH turtirerie*. iurntehetl :o to me (lie pnoin, print nr, believing .. !•, -....,I t- t',.,. tirfi,•' • regts’rr .tlOO-incery. ~ -v -8 w ’■ -urt b.'v "*iui »• t - v-.’-r--- re I rc.om ore*:: to ;-t H.d vlo;,-.rile n- | t.'k-ttr,l> aurh services arc rovernd by theastan Huiurett. . ourt tawse. and . •. v - un-tera't rt- om .r<1,,w .. , .rl by th„ fo k-wir/Ln!4>ta-etark atotuiUy. Therefore wr would HUI. Btitlmbh* . 1 V/'.' n'.i ■, Abbe*. Brown. McKi-rirr, Hire.'ta ; r<-.s:-*h'tftiVv nv Muinwid-tbat .’he *l*tm t - • Hurtle*. Harry. .. Orson 6'» lit. J.ihu G. Nagler. u 11 1..unira ' tri-J'Wnnama..V. nay*. Fahmwf Hll». llngires, | allowedJbbu J. Ferkitre, Peter Colrtirn, II Miiil.'!n- i’.^>mltte< Hpiuti:. M-?-hews.-NarA:. •• • , Itarain*, • XVm. H. l'tl*, M* L. Williams, jtor. Ca#’.ji’ot> .... Oscar Mate ew-r. ____oi tiJreXti^ Rdi'toitic. .Siuib, >wif- as. 1 C.-aroran, 13 .uttoo 1 y Cotenittae Mr Otte nit've-l.’u -.a>li>pttom.. • ' ” - . ' ' •••*■.;"’■••• MehrvitZ?:-.- rrj. -...-* ro Williaute MiAh>ri previBf! te toewilowlttg vote Ayes, IS j ata! •:. Its a«H»tum: • . . Abbey. • j- nay>, aohe, - T.-ra; lire t-!;-!l.ig <• .iiirduck be ; pbi: commirita- on prtnttu.c. through .titelf Rephyjt. 1|o’,“ 11,1 Hit!;- r amirm-yn. Mr. W,Elams, the ! i' I '“!*«• wnmi’li v km llnanci- offerfal.following rejiort 1 ’■'h To nra Bo*.w or Scrnr.vi-uks. >.!<• :f lourt iron--.- trod and al*" 10 Irt the ' Totlir: Spcbsvi.-ok*. ■ Swill. Maple -titnilenf.i: Tretr Flnat.o’ c'ui.ui'.f t n«mbi of gnuUng »I<! It’itt.se III the same either by ; . ’’♦>-*'*>’«-*’*•“'* •“> h.r. Brown, OraJjip'ril'e... ’ftspretiuUj- report tli*i tor.v hure v.wniued | ■? -,afse as-‘hey In their j,‘rfj fnliows: Perklu*. Biairii vtlle . the cu.’KUtlpu of ’he •1'114 rent fn jds* In the : ’ i-yard <w job or tarni think tatat *j ( tl.st thent-tapproOtte, Rutland . . • restorer’s office an ITr^l ^liat there is aliahwor tate-d out of the ctmtisgent fond of the ‘ t,«Ui MtKerilt, Tbiwtiapj'te no* to flui Atohttr luud of 51,8t5.flG. Court I pt-.’ >. a sum stiffint ut to ,my the expenses uf | <!i.-vi| ‘&nttb, Wdodtend.. . •fittot ( ih.l £37 ' .■•»!, fund for *al airy of county offici-re il.Ql'l 77, Wi» And the Ihe rcsointlim vae ail -pied by the following i ’te» «t - — --—, — -- — -------- ---------- — tnhr^llMHS/ris fund nvarjtawti upon U» ths ’.v-tav. itai- . rmr, HUI, liugretl, H’ ’? «”• ’ No-vu xrw? .4J..aoMiut'l •/ ♦-■i.;>4i1 thcrebtfi! we would re.:;lhews, XkKeritt, Nagler. Nye, Oita, Per-I *"»*» nwrf<. Wm. ir.k J •.unicMl that itee follow iftg amounts be ralM.d i.Bmftb, Swift and Winiama, 13. ml. iu for thr ensuing rear ! wn. Htu-lres. Replugle. Ritchie and riiair, 1 be foliuCin^ h, the^bld or agreentvnt of Aayhun ft.+d. ■ I1.5TO.W min, 3. . | Tijk Nasiiviu.b Nkws; Circuit Court ffiml, l.W.UMi; "'r;-' 7„. , 'Fuorfund, L.WlC Mr. <nte inoctd that tU-report ot -----------tbe <»m-jTlT|ni R«uutte*r But'Bgvwoits: Gebucnteu:-*-! will print docx* copice ot sup| Mr.lbJ moral Ib.Hb,-rp..r, „r !>.. rUlm, pScjuj-ut sod tew etipie*oipamphloi. containing - '■ -• •• •• • iSOWiXi! •#antnittec on mtecvlluiirmi*claim* lv* ntferred prix-.redl-jgB of |MMbt of\<4|>’iT.'surs for nil H kh -16 r’ committee; ni»U<in prevailedState Tn'.. mee'lngs ef the prracut rear except January —.-Tj., ",v. 1 M' Fakoner moved that the bniididg TOIal, •Xri’i.. rojiu-c bealkiwed j ay for all ot their Mtrvteca »e«*ite, up to and tndii.liiig October Mretoti. thr poorer ।Slgnid by Milo L. Wi li.xnis, •Vm. A. <>i»s’A'. • «e lered nu wld c-oiimittee at cremng aewtou. and alto proccciilnga uf January sesston of 2. Nye, W. W. Dn"u, J. Cl ILigh.’-s. Ci-rn. ; Tl • motion prevailed bv rhe following vote: IbJB fur &4&50, f.iriy-ctght dollars and tlltv Mn W’lllbraA, 0‘iftlrm.Bu of* the shove t -m- j -~s, ai Abt*r, Brown. Fakouer, Hill, Hugtw. ccuta. Special M-rokma, Jf any a re held during uiitt^. alia- j-:cse:.U I t.. th taia.nl « iurnt ■' IILnp r.. McKevitt, Nj.«. Otis, Betkins, >tep- the time In'eFreuing - between October and lu-ttw-1 « -.. •f de!ln<|uent axes Imtv.-talp township*. Tlw lafc-c. Hire: ;«*. smith. WtEisma and chafrma-.i. Jauoiry frewkms, lobe’ paid for extra attlie rale ; : ’ranib-r • r. eommendsttou of the the M>:dlcr«, Bailors and 15> Matthew;, \’ag!<-.r -n.d Swift bring mem- of twXr-ii.ltan- and fifty rents (FJ.5n) tor each ,au,,K! •” Marine Relief Commlsdo-J relative to tho lev v• >m$t, oftiic building o inmlttec were excuw.l day qoar 1 is tn aaaton. bupplctnent to be delivertd within fifteen days afire copy I* fur' Inz of ac'rialn tax, wbtcb had Iwcn beret-'fonr frem voting <>n the qpMtion. nishdd by county d-ri?, after October and JanI >’■ y.tirfUidt. *.'; reiwreil to’trecomtaittee ou ttoano*. was a I>u mutton of Mr. Swift board look » reee.-* narytaceatont-. ferred bick to the till one o'clock p. m. Bui vidcd that pn>Ma arc prompGr read and Mr. Swift rimved toaccr;4 .v d Adopt Ihe r-.aftkhswuN aragiox. n«. The ajre and amt p.»*ramtt ’ pon of the c.iuimltte on flnawo. 1 he ay<.* “ at the hour .vijourned to with rriurtiwl by county clerk or .other 't-uraun anfoortkod by your honorable body. nnv»behJgca!!al. the motion pr -e -.'to ! by tbe *trVonnn prevailed ,r present, , tetaporutCy r-il AU printing to be <kuc in goal workmanlike f lkwhig vote: aver ;IS*, nays,h or-ne. . ' Ni. Snnc >. f the eommit:-.<e» being veady U> re­ ' On ifKAldn cf Mr Willlaas ’he report <. the p.jrt. report! of port, on motion ot 8wilt the board took a manacr, 00 good paper. Rewpectfu'-'.y submitted, teouiml’tee on finance wssreforre-J to the com- retcM till three o’clock p. n>. lur.i «..• tti*Uu.u<>L' — ...------------------Lett W. Fclghner, publisher Na-tti v tixv, mfttee ou appurtloutneui., ' I I’iton again aa- tnuilng the committee on Wbolv nuiatwe <d <> ■ •. xirtloiinictii. : (Mich.) Saws. Mr. Swift presented A delayed rqtort ... louis wittun th- jre i <4 ; claims again •mbmlf-.l their final report on M-hool district‘ oillcers of ....... moneys to...be levied ’ nkrlUneoua claims xiw! on motion of Brown ............ Oni motion of Nagler the abo*t waa accepted TQtoi cumber rtf ditTor in fractional iehno! dhtrict No. 1 of Cablleton he >.imr wn« adopted br tile following rpte; and adopted by the following vote: area, IS; stid Maple Grove. I ' ,j >6 Abbey, Brown. Hill. Hmffiew, McKevitt. na-.-r. none. .Mr. Williams inured that the same l»e turtted | .,»^ ... •jkk ’r- h’.ye^Uite, Rudite. JVtUlanm .... andvu>ucbatiMr. Williams offererl tbe following rewdutiou orer to Uw uranty ederk to bo filcsl m his office rujut-ll; Smith. Swift, "Fakvitar, Hogjtett, and pored it. adoption: / x ar.d referred to proper coiHmlttee. Motion Mfclthews, an«l R-.-ph.gl* kn.’iews, I’erkiua erkluawmi ){■ plogie wet.wen- absent afrernt KitiM-i.vgp. TMt the building cotnnjiitec bo, prevailod. Bnd --------^ ... ...... . Id engaged hl roinmlttet, »-ork cm toe com- ‘and are hereby authorized u> act with the city whole «nn>it»i j.tiil rr.-m Some tlMciUsinu ftp--*c (11 fetation io the mb I -■rtee on eqitallaattuc. officers of Hsntluga city tn the inattar cif putprinting of the pro.-cc<ta of th;? board. Where‘[i'tie cniuujlttrc -u «iUi>.';zatfao, through their upon Ritchie ux>rijd that thl» board adopt tin- c-telrnuut, Mr. Smith, anNoittod the following si tig in sewcra fur the ftxirt house ami Jjtfl and to alike any arranuecteut thcr deem ueccseror resotatioo which was ad»pU-.l by the tsainl of report: In conjunction with the city or otL-crwlw, and supcrvLsora v.f this county attli e October s«s tn c*"c they cannot make airtisfacuity arrange­ rtlld f"r eirtlrtmti ....... ston <if laet year ami which read* ati fol’owa. i Iwjoei* I... ments with the city, they are auihorinrd to fttelto. f.ai! Rxroi.vun, That the printing <! the proceedEia-rn pnxwed *t the expense of the comity to do Paid tnretedirAl «i .- - .i lugs of this bourd be let to the k>«>n n spentr?o .-_a what they may think best for the Interest of slbl'j bldth-i. The printing cowmltlao io secure I’.tkl 1r.in»ju>ftAri<>r : th.- t.ninty and com’.lctn the aanu*. tho bids, *ald prcceaotaaa to Is; priated In sup­ tM-Vtel ........ Af;d th.»t there te hereby apprApriaied a suiu F.lld for Uraitu. r plement form tn tl.n jiaprr of the pari}- making . ”^3 suifict- »•. to defray all-expenses in making and raid tor labor hired»: <• -’ the lotrest bld and he ta la supply wjppkinrtitn putting In'aalil sewer from the contingent fund, wutataing pruccrdloga uf each aeteUni to each (»t ralary . $ of the county. uf tb<other papers of Barry couutv and d!« ,Ptt£d for per'jfcliraU and <•■«■ trlbmcd in same proportion and same price -as The rcMilntlon waa sdoptol by the following: 11W fur,ottMT atpHivcr. . •.r-llAt-ir ..fodi................ Iitel year, not lev,-, thafa 5,GjQ for each actfdon In aye*—IS; nays—none. Pji J for huy, gr da .m<i - - •! the aggregate. Said lowest bidder Ia also to Mr Abbey, chairman of the cournittee 01: FwM fartatmrhired w ;<•••>. i priul within 40 days after the chwc of Hut J»ntnsurancc, submitted the following report: vary acMluti, Ute uHnplete proceetltage bf tills To tint Boari> ofBurgavumtcs: board tu paapbkrt form. 100 routes at same to espatiM ntamul; Ggnticmen:—Four committee on Insurance Total be printed on good book paper and ( Aperlv IKtsm -nd farm < »r tar >• wtmjd report as follow*: We find that nine bound. The proceedings nt each session anj poHres expire -luring tbe year 18SU, ami would to be printed In tbo paper ot the lowest bidder rcoAmnetid that tbe county treasurer be Inj and turutahrd In supotaav.-nt form to this other strutted to renew the same for a period not excounty papers within two '-.'wks utter tite ckwr crrtBcg three yr-are. except tbe insurance on Ptl<l of each *(;MioD. The party making the lowest conn hutisc; building at the ccuuty farm to lie bid, and thederk. to cdtopore proof with ihe in the Barry A Eaton Insurance Co., 1’4'itnr food. original copy (urolato 1 hv the clerk. Oan t. Insured iftafeslbli G^.Abbev. third of the contract price is ro lie paid iiy an W. .* Nye. order from the county ckr- to the lowtu bid­ PtUdtnuMpurtm;”" i- .;*: W. W. Brown. der after aaid biiider baa properly printed prointo ir-'-.n txiorho.ie.-. •■'< U d .. . Cummltt-re. ceedinga of tlw October a«-MJon, the balance to £ubtte Instto!':.'' . Mr. Swift moved to amend the report bv be paid alter the January pron iulnga have si amount expended f«-r autiioriztng Um: county tnmsurcr to tnsuro tbe been published a* alxivnand U|« IGO pamphlet» court house fur a -nm not to exceed is D for to Ig? delivered to Ihe clerk In the manner and nina months. Tbe ammilment wm adopted time rettDired. If m* <■> delivered and the Ou mffiirm of Hr. Ritchl* Um report as work not compli-tod as required, the matter tn amwded wm then adopted by the foHmring be atljuated by the next board nt supervteons. F.ihi to •iipertotewlenu. «»r th- i­ ’ojs- Ayes, 18; nays, 0 The ri-olntion was anMiiu»jUs’y adopted. ... —. —.1 f,,r . .W - 1 ■.' Mr. Swift moral thnt the chair appoint a PliilAt tupixul On motion of ftirkfca the taianl took a recess iwn.' ' eonwnittec of U>rre ou rules aud order of busitill oue o’clock th m. mitz: fr th” p<.:ir‘»«»cne . wm, said committee tu report at next reaafoo ngd touw(>orouion tn and ■ Afshntxoox Mftstos. Orson Swift, The motion ptryalted. vuppovt o1 the iomuw l<i th<Board met at the hour adjourned to with M. D. Falconer, David HnmtL K»Um«sou ftw flrrt 2 moult: < Mr. HU), chairman of the committee on apquorum prearot. . Oseat Matthews. Juhn J. I’erklni. porttonmrat. pres<mted the trJiowing report • order to give the committee an opportu­ Geo Replogle, Committee, . In to nity work, nrr motkiu <d McKevitt, bonnl ad­ To th« Boa an or 8up*xnadK«: On n»ution<,f McKerlll the ngwrt was received. journed tin to ui HTow at right o'clock a. m. Gbotiemco:—Tour committee on npportlou' After aotne diaenaaion nn tho report of tb<‘ ment of uxes beg leave to sabmit the f<>l!..wCJTA4. M. Mauk, Hmmmt Rob, gear. , GIwk. Chairman. committee on cqutoiwioo, McKev/tTmore.1 to Ing report. Value n! county ix.it-fanu, im-lu- >• •' amend the report by adding 3 par cent to the Tburaday, Oct. 30th, A. D. iSSe. bifildliu,* (—-tucauxl)............... 9»i»utih» weak on|mld term ■ each •<«•* Board mat pursuant 10 adjouranwt with iOa’trtjrl V-.lm> of Ml Mnr-lnH uapti v? :it« ; quorum present. Journal rear! and approved. Mr. Nagler. chairman of th- committee on Value at oil other propsttj on raid •' Twp, C)wks' report. preNHtvd the folfowt_. :■ nothMdmtedtn l&wptng i«w'm >■■ To Tint Hosoxamlb Boa hi? of SriraitimoKa TnOtf vatae of term and apjx-n G*atimn*n:--Toiir committee on Towoahlp ttma'rd) ...................... 7fiOD^3M6a> yterka’ report to whom was refared ihe slate meet of taxes u> be raised in fractional. ktesol > wu moved to adept report u aawmd-d. Jrauw Daualwny, poverty; Hriiry’Tu'ir, ■ Of.U\ WU Ijp>38 17 Ktool dtautet No. 1. of Caattaton and Mb's; AWwy awred to amend bAd-Wngth Ifi-jSMH WSttI 06 Myron tkOtoo, kllotte: Wm. Wall’ a-M . GroVe. rix: 1130100 do Iwreby reeo^Ste) — -—»■ —-V m.■ <L> '. IV »|,» -1! >. ' . .. L aftr.r 2 wr <-*n- h*.i u* that the snpar - tone of Mopta Grow te, ant te J it i t wh-F S§gaaii£§ga35isya§6= M..aU i I I saasssdstssgsssssi il Ila^8§§iG58S2gai3al ? sigmsagEsssgmgas6 S __ �Unlike Dutch Process bur next week's washing HISTORY OF A WEEK. No Alkalies Wetlnesday, Nov. O. The Atlas Iron wor.*:s at San Frandsco have lieen burned. The loss is 870,000, John McLnckie, one of the Homartmd strike leaders, has resigned his office <rf blirgtsw of the town and taken up his rwdrlence tn Youngstown, O. The steauwhlp Belfast from Colombo, preparation of baa just reached Ner York after a terrible experience. The vea'ow*! was so delayed by storms that h^r coni gave out. and for the MB look whiter, will be cleUer M(l wi|| last four days of the voyage the fires were done with lees Ubor jf 1 sept going front wood stripped from the decks, topmasts, etc. Mrs. Parnell has claimed the protection of the English bankruptcy court. This puts another hitch in the Irish Paris fund. I ‘l ITht C'OlhM wUI *m,JI Small-pox epidemic has broken out in Seattle an.’. Tacoma, Wash. Three cases w.ll lut lonsar. SANTA CLAUS SOAP Is huh it abfolutely pare have been reported. A rigid quarantine anti1 soluble, has been established. pure., it cleans, but dose not Injure the. . , . . than three times the strength Typhoid fever is raging in the vicinity of Greenfield, Illi., west of Hilkboro. >everal fabric, tt does flat r.ughen »r chap the/, , :!;v-l‘wuth Starch. Arrowroot deaths having already taken place and a 1 ; • • ntvl jfnr more economical, number uf bod cases l»eing reported. Tbe qandU. r ., <f }hani one cent »• cvp. It ^»«Tof M. H. Waltrip has been stricken with the malady. ’ nourishing, and f-aiilt During a Democratic meeting at Niles, Mich., a citizen was killed by f.Vtr negn»es. 5v:d by Grocer® everywhere. Captain Andrews, the AtnAican who "ailed from Atlantic City, N. J., for Huelva in a dory, has arriv«l at London. Obituary: At Detriot. Alonzo N. Shelby, ftged 83; nt Lansing, Mich., Theophilus PROBATE ORDER Abbott. LU D., ex-president of the State Stat« of Michigan. Countv nt Barrv-ss. Agricultural college, aged CO; nt Cleveland, At a ws.iuii of tie- Probate Court for tbe John 1.. Taylor; at Lewiston, HL, Nathan :n '"Idcounty,on Thura- Beadles, aged 81; at Frankfort. Germany, •laj the loth .lay of N»vemt>er, in the year onu Dcsoff, the; famous opera conductor. tiiousund eight hundred mid ninety two. ChMrlc’ w- Armstrong, Judge of Thur»<luy, Nov. IO. l In the matter Of the estate of Austin D Bhrn.|ite H«M« «t York bunml Bassett, decessed. with thirty-two horses. Iaiss, pX>,()0i). - - — On reading and filing the petltl »n. duly vetiThe I’rusinn balance sheet shows n de­ MA ' aed. o| Luayctte ltHH»eti.sonof <mld dt-eea'e.1 i 1U. Z ' n,a.! ."'bnlnlstraLoti ot Mtd estate tbit: of 40.iO>,tit«j marks, which will Jbe B m.iy l.e granted to Jereliuiib W. Hendershott made up by n loan. /UlHdYC -run e M e, " ■ or’o *>uie other suitable person. ' Fire at Columbus, O., destroyed the ALWAYS THE SAME •h1ahd«U‘?'}Ui 1» ordered, that Friday the j 2nd day ot Dre-ember. A. D..1iiw at ten o’clock in Watson, Hallock Ac Co. building. The ■ ww a. ... tfle l< irenoun. be assigned for the hearing of said firm dealt in builders hardware, blinds, AMb 4LW AYS THF RF ,,el,1?u nnJ *•»*< Ht” heirs at law of -wid |,.. nLWnl J I flu DLjI j' ceasret Interested in In sidd 7i nod all other persons fur-vil' luieresiea -Clld saahre, etc., and lose 84O.W0. , r• Palis Ponte." I estate, are required io appear at a session uf Simon Pocy, pass.-ng.-r agent and confi­ | said court, then lobe hnloen nt the Probate of. । Hee. hi tbe City of Hastings, in said county, and dential clerk in the offices of 1 Ik* Cuban I -.how muse, if any there be. why the prayer of Mail Steamship rotn^my. Is in jail at New the petitioner may not tx- grained. Anu It Is i ork charged with a defalcation of »4<>.00a further otdetrel. that said petitioner give notice Dr. William Walter Webb, of Philadel­ to the per>ons Interested In said estate, of tbe IN THE pendency of said’ petition and the hearing phia. h.ts Uau chosen to suc.wi Dr. Ad­ ‘hereofbycr.wfltiK a copy of this unDr to*te ams mm president Uf the famous Kpiocopublished in the Hustings Bannkk. a news­ paliati training school at Nashotah, Win. paper printed mid circulated in said County ot Burry, t>n< <-In each week for three sueceMlrt Dr. AtLims is one of t he most tinted and weeks previous to said day of hearing. popular men in the Episcopal church of MA{N. L-xx Agent, Hastings W. AKMSTBGXU, ' America. Judge of Pro j.ue p. £iA. Chicago. Mike Dwyer, the New York sfiorting lA’true copy.) man. is said to have won. it-).lk» on the presidential election. . ' ^It Uhupal at Madison, Wia., that Gen­ eral C B. Chapnutti, who is dangerously 111. may yet recover. DBI At Stockton, C al., the stallion Samboul went a mile iu ’Jaw. -L Doyle and wife, nn old couple who regtetcrcd at the International hotel, ><Tn Francisco, from Daveoport, In.. were v...v found dead in their l*sl next moniing, hnvIng >Ks-n accidentally a phyxiated by gas. The president has pardoned R. L Lester. of KansiK. s, tit up for perjury; Frederick Alirer. nenvBni L.w.Alger, vifil.-ltimr violating pension law.; T'l.i.rl.t Charles Caxs, i-nnio offenM1. He cumninted t«» six month'' imprisonment the one year m-ii t«-n>T of II. \V. Donnell and Enoch C. Lata -cf London, now of Chicago, crith a BTLANCH OFFICE at I-’ Colt*-. *.f Montana, perjurj-. John B. mid A. B. Hayes, doing btndneM at Owen Sound, Ont., under tin name of ; trd this Countv each month for tho past six months, and during these visits has examined and d the North American Bent Chair company, ■ eribeti for hundreds, and effected many of the most Wonderfhl Cures over mado in tho State! •_* luivu called n meeting of their creditor*. L’a^ilitics, &MM0; a<M.t.*, 175.1)00. • r f-ir’tih and neighbors about Dr. Holman SJ Humphrey. There is scarcely a neighborhood in the county that L Other Chemicals i IW&Co.’s be SANTA CLAUS SOAP Breaklast Cocoa, Million? use-it. Do YQU.P N. K. FAIRBANK »cco? MR,. ICAUO. ^ W, Baser & Co., Dmhastsr.MiSS. HASTINGS BANNER and York Tribune snooE Mi< uiiGAN Central 5 c- QlQflR Office at FORDS' HOTEL, IUESDAY, DEC. 6, One day only DR. HOLMAN S. HUMPHREY,! 11.’ !’i<- benefit of tiw doctor's wonderful skill, land rarely a family which has not had one or more of its members from Meath and restored t«> health after all hope had been given up and the family physician pronounced the-ias*' •, ’If hiliicted do not*fail to oonsult thLs moat'emiuent physician and surgeon. g liii'nnti tv-. consultations and advice free. \ . C The doctor treats n > ncatedbrare*. bntd•K Li* «!h'I~ time t<> the tr<*tmrat of chronic na.i M l-nc »t‘ : and »arvicni di*ra*re; raee* given |? ■•f. by . doctare and prna.xinced incarabl-. t> l.« m.»t <1reire* to »ee. Dr. Hoatnhrey bM Lvi E tirarlrlOuO eare* in the State of Mi<-hlann.-wl.lh-1, '-i» patient* all told in MiiiflMote. Whoottsin. H- f' linoi*. Alat*ama. G«ontia. Tennrew-c. Ohio and indiKOa. have been fully five time* that number. 6; mvirir two-third* nt threeMjffen-ni wnte ztv«-n tin t h» hopelee* invalid*. *om* to I*, bllud. eonie.l.i.r, V; and other* a pA-y to *croful*. chronic kidn»y d ». F. *•••*. oonramptlnD, destructive (•-.rude tn-ublre. jjAmoux other*, hundred* of children liopelrenly <\. deformed. But behold now tnn:iy of them »-* < end hrar.while nearly all are rapidly bvlo< cored J? The doctor ie •urronndi-d wl’h tbe Buret nnd j* n«t extensive collection of ln»trnment*ereri<u. X -.<• fcxpcnwive •nrtrai’ieota and n muklac analysis. microscopic ‘-inatliic examinations. yet he the phyaioiaa's duty to aaoartain lunt'j true condition witlioot expense dscitldi to locate a monthly ririt t <.xa.T.inaticn. and often without —-Md what h cor*. met!.<«i»differ markwUy from •. -pmotltiuner ta all nwpects. tl»e plan of St. Georg"'* Hoapilal ;. !.<• rwtintsni every particular a» ietiV* ph j sioal eoudil i»O and inco- sane, aricinry ont*ti». bruin and nervuue *r*t»ni. C pandyvl". rheamati*m. ekk headache. ImcksoIr; inmon, growth*, joint dieeaaee.i lire, hipdlaeaee, fig sciatica. »kin diws.rea, ulcere and every- form of K weakaeee of either male or female. Tbe ductor’* »pecific tnedlcioM r>» •trnlxLt •<» kv ■ thedie*e»ed "Fann, nod can- be plnltilv fen nt ft work tn lt-e <li*rere-d part* very aburtly after H-“ir f.; ure !• begon. Ttiry ere plroeanlto fniw.nnld I..- u> Mnrchiuc in action, yet axre" with th" nvet d- i. t cate lady or child, do not reduce ih"*to-r.wtfi,>..-..i ranbou**d while nt the usual <>ccapali-">. a»p‘ many patient* Mill nhie for hard work and nny and all disraw'd parts, and ■.mpethetta or orgaaic. tocHher ,:n «nt and nature of th« di*ces<-. u t‘.c rutro amount <>f vital cccr•• 'f-’itly ootr.pntrd and the re-torlng ■ ’ th* Ixuly rn«o*nr«*l agninst tho ■. 1 -n-rzy and dretrertire capabilL d>w*eirrd ini ' a !«!•«r.d rot 0T o»ntt« 4- timenrd expend- of treatment. : -"re printout the otter delusion ■ Cures After All Others Fail. lie lay a are irangerou*. ».i <i-vuptivo that hundreds are ailing with d»nc*r■ mfc' mnlarita". all nneonucioQB of their tra-» condition. uh- not well, but are ret indy Ignorant of the deadly il-*.n eorne vital organ, which tnunt sooner ur It!"1, ufr 1 noire* reocned by a *killed band. Are yon afflicted? ■ >«*ily cnrnble now. but, rotnetnb-»r. every motflant of . a nearer the day when on incurable etage miy enp"’’• mist skillful physk-ion can render you no sroletanoe. —tl. r_.______ _. - —.... . thldb certain solitary «ndindUcr*el practices pro- S.' >erai»re I in ewufu ill/ undermine the oruwHtn* ";«i 2i.h 1. entire life has boon davotod tn the stodv and vn.rk n. and l» rich in practical ex peril* nee in l-oaplisl. divpunte jirsetlee, and maoy of tho truly wondrifal thing" he n-y if told, would read more llkn fiction tbnn sober troth. h> spibila of Europa hi* opportunities hnv" been second to Vi'«; not only *o. but he has thoroughly traveled. nM his diWMa, etc., are so broad and emmopolitnn that like a >*HU*bi|bilt in rallnaui business, he keeps wntcli rdJuul ovar,iiM medical world constantly. The method" of McKenrie, *<«-arjKnch, Brown Bernard. M. Bergoon. Fo4bergill.JBe;- m familiar tn him as to themselves, and while ever rend> . nd retain a fact, he hrrirts fast tprold friends tADacinusly. and •w nun* rkutioaaiyr experience navin* loug since proven that ice, and -ftea dwto-y* rna ruth well'applied is worth a doasn conjectures how<ver'plamil- tion l» (Im maiwrinx *»f aolaral life— t'n**rr>’ It nt !■ it phr*y is the only physician who J i .o -'.-jcikI advantage of European : ' microscopy ot the blood wl..i nirriflu with him a full line ’ e r>'» »n<l apparatus for making ■ title rzamiQatienw of tho rsrtoa* oil—cMilon* of tho body, aa tho -I. i.-cl.fcriMS of any kind, catarrh’h», clc.L ete.. which examinations Id T«.l tn.iinwiii-inlutoacornH-t ;-i nil firm* of otscniM and chronic \» wry h>w doctors outaidn tha •* ir* tho* prtt”>red wi'h Cn»tJy out­ ...... id' "nd other eawuti *! — ruikiur. "strictly firat-ck" <li>4tnoi> caM>»i,.th«« afflicted wou. I 1<> wed. .1 th* doctor aud go*, h pimoa ' than the doors of hoi nt*; yet ' 'rircliwd Againat thi't*. ‘* - - a thmieg point in t '•.--‘■e; t|.i« in eopecuaUy ti i of alli s -u ,-H. all or any of w;>e-.i am • •avettain time; UmtU, until meh tlwaa change In aom* tmpnrtaut organ or hM token plnceM to affect the proper function of Mid organ and finally break down the structure Itwlf. Eroo L roaw cs*? han happened uauvual ttill may ,‘b" , "tractive operation. »UV the inn»da of tho d*"tiMe. and iriv.* th" j».tlent a comfortable endIntofal life. Other rere, if a certain ataae. die in -oito of all <**t ’k*1* do. Hence it la not only dangerous to delay. ba‘ oftumen eriralnaJ. for most all of “ “*• /',> thorn* we love. fa4 more Unto for Itb a crime again*t these to neglect ourselves until pretnalaro death doses tho ececeDisaaaeA of Women, such m have beffW the skill »f "<> Suns and their rem-diro. Dr.; ft ceres. L’lrer* tnmore. fibroid sod p»iyt-id growths cored without tho nso of tbs knife or raut tic*. No cutting, nc pain, no danger.. Manhood Perfectly Hestorvd. Orrick, mdulres and certain can* for i“Umtenco loot intiuho*.». spartnntorrb.ua. b«ee*. weaken re rtcuorl** snnsnpr>»»'-«»'-— Imprndnut habit* -f J-oll* <•» f?<>/-• in mature s*un*. or aoy can-* th"! n- biltt-l-* tl*aa»xual fnnr,i>*ne.»P’*dilyatjd yerwauout. tv cored. Cuisoltatfon fro" and Mririn ««■*>. fiilofitid. Aiauinte cures guaranteed. risk incurrtxl. En lrixy or PtUoelenlifiealb treated end r. t __ I * riatwAr. P-l in.I w..,.ui after onirtb. «irmr p.-i**"* jnrioo* soiupuoud.*, *ho«!d call ..ml too th CM* *1 *• ......... biH’y. pr.-n*t«”w »l*«li aud kindred nfi*-ti«»ca. -—-r liw-trd or rio.kll)fn’ty treated menu, or f-ilnrru. Pile"*" aa.il m«*lie<i.«* *rnt ,’>y >/•*• (ExaxolnsRoa of Urine).—All persons •nfh-rtM with” <,‘^ilZ*Dr.l‘<Hanu»f*.r .tuner, of tho first urine wu**.’d in the morning for exsminaUnn^,““J,„„ >r of Datfanta in SontberD Mickbnn iui OM, Liuiag & hrttei TIME TABLE. Ju effect September tlth, laex. Favorite Route between Grand Rapids. Detroit Bridge Foreman Thomas, of Columbus, I O.. wrauped Ids overcoat around an 8-year- Lv. | Goin* flnuxl Itapld. old girl who had caught fire from a boufire East Parts and was in flames and jumped 'uto the McCord Alto river with her. She is badly burned and Elmdale may die. Clarksville The freighting steamer Englum., which UM (MMM Woodbury is overdue, has arrived safely. She is dis­ Sunfield abled but managed to reach quarantine at Mulliken New lork with all well. Grand Ixtdge There is a report that T. V. Powderly Laming Detroit will resign the K. of L. general mn> ter workman’s position. He is not in good health, and besidet is mighty tired of the Lv Howard City job—so they say. „ Edmore Richard Perkins of Chelsea, Wia, while ,. Manton ,. fonia hunting ran into a M»t gun and was morAr Grand Ledge 'tally wounded. He bad l»een married but six weeks. '<iu:ia- W—t Wm. Russell, of Chicago, had to pay <50 Detroit and costs because wh-.-n his horse balked he Lansing Grand Ledge drove the blade of bls pocket knijc two Muillken inches into the animal. Hun field There is another arrival at the World’s Woodbury Luke Odessa fair; a boy this time. Of course he R an Clarksville Fsquimau. The young man will be called Elmdale Christopher Columbus Pelisea. Alto , McCord Adj. Gen. Greene, ot the Iowa National East Paris Guard, has gone south for Ids health which Grand Hapldr 10 -jo lias been seriously impaired by his work in getting the Iowa troops to the'World’s fair ■FK dedication and a prior attack nf typhoid „ (Grand ixidge K 45 fever. ., Portland Ar I louts Kiemlin, the Tennessee stallion, trotted a Lv Howard City mile in 2:V7H. beating Stamboui’s record Ar I fonts and rewiuniug the stallion championship. IStanton A band of dexpcrndocs set tijwn two Slcepersleave Grand Rnptds daily at ills) Swedes at tbe foot of Tolcott mountain, p. in. paMing Woodbury at I:IS a. m. arriving near Hartford, Conn., at a late hour Saturat Detroit at *:» a. m. Leaves Detroit dally I day night, stoned one of them to death and at 11 :<J0 p. m.. passing Woodbury at 5:00 a. nt,, ! ••ho! the other so that he wjll probably die. arriving nt Grand Rapids atT:w a. m. • Every day, others week days only, t stop Robbery was the motive for the crime. on signal. Charles Curtis, one of the representatives Parlor cars on all day trains between Grand in congress elected by tbe Republicans ot Rapids and Detroit, seats 25 cents, hleepera trains. Connections made in Kanins, is pf Indian descent—one-qnartcr on night Union station. Grand Rapids with the blood. Ciiicagoa West Michigan Railway fob In a fight over a boundary apple tree be­ tween Charles Knorr and Thomas Hussey, llving nwtr Ue^en IDS. ClIARLBVOlX ANU PKTOSKJtY. Favorite living near Bes&emer station,Pa.,Knorr was route to the.iummer resorts of northern Michi­ fatally L.™, 1hurt —.. with ..l.jj nn ax. Hussey is in jail. gan. Trains leave Grand Rapids for Chicago. SdO A Tuesday, Nov. lit. ■Him.|WpniB nnu _____ A ,Philadelphia and weaning Reading eng. engineerLeave for Manistee and Traverse City "JO A. _.i . ’s Crossing. Pa. FjTe ploded nt Connor Five M. and are P. M.kPOta PT WZT C3CZ3 Leave lor chariexoix and Petoskey 7 JO A. M. men were killed and considerable property Parlor cars on day trains and sleepers on ----------- * " ”—*----------v 1dead: »« - night destroyed. Following are the Henry trains to Chicago. Ask our agents for further particulars or. C. Allison, engineer William Mackey, write to (a, Mb fireman; William Cowhcy, engineer; Wil­ liam Kendrick, conductor; William Moyer, Grand RapldsI! reman. Angelo Petrillo was hanged in tbe New . Haven. Conn., jail yard for the murder of | bis brother-in-law, Michael Demco, on Anril IS, Is ISOL IS'I 11 April j L. ’ . | Fleming Riggs and Mubaln Priddy I TIMETABLE. l'• elojosl from Mutnfonlsville. Ky., and were Tn effect September IL 1802. , married at Jeffersonville, Ind. The groom ;'m the bride 16. • A Minncapolia pastor shocked his con­ Stations. - a -' gregatiuu by riding to church on a bicycle. . United States Minister Thayer, The tjn,.lie a....-. _Hague, b ’ denies ‘ ‘ the report that he intends to Kalamnzou Lv., resign. EastCoojier....... 1 Califor’iia has again been shaken by an Richlona Jutic't Cressey ... earthquake Milo I Another disastrous tire in Milwaukee de? Delton .... striiyid T. I.. Kelly & Co.’s dry goals store, Cloverdale ^bulU causing a low of tl75.(s«». At the Duke of Marlborough's funeral Hastings, many English notables attended. The dowager duchess will get a fortune irf life Coat* Grove IS 10 10 Woodland j insurance money. ' Woodbun 1 A. G. Baker, who has been rtinning a LanaiDE... Hou. Andrew D. White, the new Am.-ri-rnewsjrfqier --, ™~, at Bremen, Inti, found .. ...^ a WhiteDetroit enn minister to Ruo*iu, bns lieeu given an cap notice on his door warning him to Grand Rapids. audience by th<« czar,»-litbaa rIno been leave the place. — -----------------------He is unable to tdl received by . the czarina. • whether it is a joke or earnest. The Hamburg senate propt.stt* to widen' John Hill, a St. Louis street car hand, Stations. luid deepen the river Ella- at the point was bequBated’85,000 recently and didn’t kii .-wn :u» Kuelfit-lb. The work will cost -ton till he bad “blown it all in,” drinking XUO/hi marks, which will be raised on a and gambling, SOUTH. Kalamazoo Ar... munit-ipal loan. . The residence of Captain Elijah Wheat­ Cooper Lv.. Dr, J W. I’arcclliC a prominent phvsi on, at Tuckahoe, N. J. has been robbed of East Richland Junc*t. ctan. shot and fatallv wounded Citv Mnrin cash, which was left in the house Cressey... Milo shal Uvi Wat-iun. at Westfield, 111. Par . while tin-family was absent on n visit, Delton .... cells was under the' Influence of liquor. A block of business houses at Winston, Cloverdale He U under arrest. Ala., was destroyed by flra. causing a loss Shultz The .-ir.vttof th.Ut.-E.thw *»«.<»>. Hastings M..llURrr WOT «>H. «t public nuctlou In OraK, Faraom.tX Coats Grove. Pittsburg, netting 82.’1"'1 CHICAGO, Nov. 15.—The Herald says it Woodland Mr. Mc(\*niiick. foreign commissioner has it on unquestionable authority that .Woodhurv of tbe Chicago Columbian exposition, ha.* Oscar Neebo, one of tho anarchists sent to Via D. rerignvd his ix*t owing to the ill-health of prison for life, will be pardoned by Gover­ Lansing... Detroit.... his wife. wttiHvhoni be ha* lieen obliged nor Fifer Thanksgiving day. Grand Rapids. to remain on the continent since summer. •Stops on signal only. By a railway accident, caused by care­ LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. t Noe. a and e will not carry passengers unless lessness, on the C., M. & St. P.. nt High- . provided with freight train permits. land Center. la.. Min* Lfrxy Butler, of Red- j Chicago Freight trains will be run at tbe convenience of the company, who reserve the right to change rick, wan slowly roasted to death; and । Cuicago. Nov 14. tone of such trains without notice. Mrs Goff, of Following were the quotation* on the boar,I the „ r*** w. 8..DKWING. Gen’l Manager. TT O »» n..n . -r ... Brighton, an.1 Joseph riiomton. of bigonrf tr#de |oday. wheat- November, opened ney, were also cremated. I tj^c; i>cct.tnbcr. opened. 73^c. The Western union directors have de- cloned T3Mc; May. Opened 7VH. closed 71^ claret! •» dividend ot 10 per cent, in stock, Corn—November,opened (Die, closed41Hc;Itocomber, opened 43c. Cc. closed 4H$c; UHd May, paynble Dec. 2. i[ cember. I opcneil 47*iic, cloned 40;de. Oats—November. .1. M. mOTM- u.;.! llr. Tuk.io huve bre, I, opened 8B*c. clo*ed a>)*c; December, opened •p wlolwl ewuniwl.-u. r. Iro.u '-™* [: R upcuwl »!*-. :tc, closed 3Btc; May. opened Xtfc. ckwed to the w arid’* fair. ;j 357^-. 3516c. Pbrkr-Novcmber. I’orkvNovcmber. opened <>i»encd SiLUTtf; 8ii.U7»i: closed — 1 •* Jly»— <»• w!n.wl 812.1V; Bl* IO- closed S1V OR* An Italian nnitrchi-q in Pari* declares . S13.tL'*4: Decernber.ot>cncd J13.O5-, that the anarchists will make no more at-I-Jnnunry. ,Mn”“rv ««»n*d opened kis-'KSVL'iS, cin*«i closed tta.40. 813.(0. i.nr<i Lard , tempts to blow up inhabited house*, be- —No* ember, opened and closed, 8»*-S0.' arose they always kill the wrong peraiftw, I Live Stock—Pffcce at the Union Stock yards today ranged ns follows: Hors — Market ilmJitter, he says, they will confine their I mode.--it<ly active on itackinRand (hipping nooperations to batiks and town ball-*. count:.out feeling rather weak; prtcM S^lOc Negotiations for the purchase of tbe Pratt lower, nalcs ranged at plpi. 85.W3i and Whitney fine tool works,-at Hnrtfonl. .IflJ lltfht. S3JSQ&3S rough packing. SAIHj, Conn., by an English syndicate have been 5.05 mixed, and SAWdATl) heavy packing practically cotriplelcd, and the plant will be and shipping lota. Cattle—Market moderately active on local iu the control of the Englishmen within a and dripping account, and feeling rather .short time. The terms of tbe purchase were rtendy; prices unchanged; quotations ranged p,j(W.0(D. Your Druggist will supply you. at choice to extra shipping steers, Jj :;g>.5.i>) good to choice do, SS-iWi-LSi fair to Katunlny, Nov. 12. gi-od, j.'l.'iiIrAOO cQminon to medium do, S^.WS, A passenger and a freight train on the 10) liuii-hera'steers, stocker*. St’.ll) Missouri Pacific callidwl in the yards nt QXlU Texas steers, $&7&fc4.1O range sierra. Pleasant Hill. Mo. Several people were iufeeders, tl.ffl9-.73 «”•*. jure*l but not fatally, it I.* thought. bulls, and .50 veal valves. Sheep -Market rather .give and prices William A. Prentlns, Milwaukee’* oldest steady and unchanged; qu.™.lions ranged at pioneer, is dead, aged 92 years. 83a)i;(.f» J*er III' Ito western, na­ Daniel I'lum, of Urbana, Ills., confesses tives. fctMVM-SkTexas, and $U5.»>5.75 lambs. to the murder uf Samuel Wiluon at Cham­ Produce: Butter-Fine to fancy creamery, 30 Gfllc per lb: fancy dairies, 2tfc^n>-; packing paign. Firt destroyed the almshouse at Sugar stuck. IX*13Hc. Eggs—Fresh stock, Sc per Creek. Pa. The rescue of 100 inmates was dox;,lce house. Ififtlfic. l oullry-Hona, BttlOc per lb; rou-tcr*. Scbducks. t<Xfic.; turkeys. HHc: accomplished with much difficulty. geese, 8’.<ua>740 PK dux- Potatoes—Wiscon­ Postmaster S. M. feat*, at Hope. Kan., sin rose. 6*8fllc per bu: Hebron, BMjTOc; Buncommitted auidde by shooting himself in Uvnks. TMfcTfic. Sw.eet potatoes- Jersey. 83.30$ CURE. the head. Fear of losing bis place under 4.0 per bbl; Illinois, «3.)O(t3.2r,. Applt-s-Good the Democratic! odininistration anti finan­ to fancy. t£&Q$&60 per bbl: poor, SLM&IA Cranberries — Uai»e Cod. 8D.SUi67.00 per bbl. . cial embarrassment caused him to become Ilrooin corn- Hurl, l>cr Ib. carvot despondent. 1 brush, '.b- r’ic: gnm. self-working, The Berlin police authorities have seized Inside and rovers. 41jCSHc; cepunon brush, The Arbciter Zeitung. 1* new anarchist 35i'-jl; crooked, ‘ ‘ * pujier. The plates and 4,000 cojiie.* ot the paper were destroyed. A Russian wbinnn, during the absence of When! the mother, killed the latter’s child and WBl- l. Sr.vnNTiCiBbmrthalcncla rocu hn* a weak . ..........-----­ Corn-No. 2 cadi. <XW: M:iy. gnawed it* body. She also killed n second Ma)'. one in the pn-M-ncv ul the mother, whb lie- Ac. (lai* ■ No. 2 mixed imsm l?k:; December. Kje-DuUatKCfrtVin car lots; ®&»Ae aimu •- maniac Attempts to lynch the £ (v 'htairec'inu perifftraf*): 'J! the crime failed. Chktincey It!Depew cxprMsasthe hojie Steady; old men*. Lard—Fir™I that Hie Unite*! state* senate ryiyliecim ■mu axettament would ahrsy> weaken my Nmcnilar. JSWO. , t „ Lnc Slock; CaltJc—Trailing active for all Decree and heart and n f.;ar of ‘s-pwidlnft £’«£'} trolled by the Demu.utey. staredm«inU»efacefvrbocti_»«. MlLBS* F. A. Drew; platc-glmw manufacturer, Itrade# n:.d really choie. natives cold at wi ad­ vance of lite per MO lbs; ;x*inait to boat native nn* jrirchasol the ulri Sherman homestead. sti-vrA pvr HO 1U; bull-, and dry :onier of Beil { and G.trriaan avenues, St. cuA-. Sheep ivti.i lauulm—Sheep Loulh. tbrsdM.m dull and lower; tamba weak at a reduction of The Illinois state house is infested with Re per lb; ahnop. $5a>»per 100 Ite; lamia. i>L.J ML MILES’ MEDICAL CO., Elkhart. Ind* white anta which hove already made five U.V'vi. Hogs—Market ataady; live hogs, fu.iWD tooma in the basement unsafe for the star- JJS per HA! 1U Chicago, Kalamaioc li S&giiro . Why Suffer? When you can be Cured DR. HOLMAN S. HUMPHREY to fa -ttliat they hare an fftinri tor ife of books and documents, and hart damaged some of the latter. All tbe hands employed by a certain pearl button factory, Chauncey Depew says. Toted tbe Democratic ticket. Thousands are suffering with Torpid Liver-the symptoms are Depression of Spirits, Indiges­ tion, Constipation, Headache. Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator is a reliable remedy for Liver Disorders. It cures thousands every year; why not* try Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator? EART L f S g £ h 1 ■1EART DISEASE! �SECOND : GRAND : HOLIDAY : SALE! F.: W.: GREBLE The Furniture and Carpet Dealer TTKr~X7~T* I' B-YOU TO HIS SECOND GRAND HOLIDAY SALE. WHICH WILL CONSIST OF OF AT.T. GRADES AND PRICES, Fine Easels, Lace and Cheneille Draperies, a large display of Oriental Rugs, Willow Goods and Fine Pictures, Fancy Chairs, Divans and Tetes, Side Boards, Book Cases and Extension Tables. WE INVITE COMPARISON This Sale will commence Thursday, Nov. 10, and will be continued to Jan. 1st, 1893 Don’t buy your Christmas presents until you inspect my stock. HASTINGS, MICH? North Side Main Street dorsed candidates. Democrats have been made very tired of gulping down all the cranky isms in the country, and giving all Hastings Banner. Thursday, November 17, 189a. the offices to non-democrats. If demo­ crats cannot get the offices, they prefer that their opponents should have them, rather than those*who have tried to lead MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. THS HASTINGS, MICH., FOSTOFFICK, __________ ACOPST 14. 1879._________ democrats into all the political sideshows of the country. EDITORIAL NOTES. Later news tJonfirms the first reports. BRITISH LION ROAR8. The U. S. Sedate as well as the lower house are democratic. We are glad of this. Tho democratic party has always been claiming it would do great things if How KUgland Regards It. Chicago Inter Ocean. London, Nov. 9.—The returns of the American election were received here this farenoon too late for the papers to com­ ment on the result. The Pall Mall Gazette 'publishes a brief note this afternoon say­ ing that both the merchants snd the «neanployed workingmen of England have reason to rejoice at tbe democratic victory, I it had the entire legislative machinery in Its own hands. It has given tbe people of this country to understand that they could expect much. Tbe people will have It or they will turn down tbe democratic party. "We want a straight democratic- county ticket hereafter, with none of John Den­ nis’ sideshows Ln it” said a prominent democrat of this city Wednesday. "Thia ought to bury Dennis and Hicks so deep they cannot crawl from under,” said an­ as, with the possibility of the reopening of other democrat, who added "I’m proud he American markets to the goods of that I helped to do ’em.” Birmingham, Bradford and Manchester, Now Is the day when Dr. Woodmansee capitalists will get a chance to procure some return on their money Invested, arid should receive his reward. Probably a position on the pension board would suit tho workingmen will have an opportunity to get a decent price for their labor with­ him. But it okay be the Dr.’s hopes will be *‘blarated.', It is possible the victorious out tbe necessity of striking. * The SL James Gazette says that some democrats will have no use for prohibition­ satisfaction is felt in England at Mr. ists. They did not on the county ticket Cleveland’s going back to the White House. Tbe Blaine-Harrison regime. It adds, has been fsr from agreeable to Britinterests, snd s majority of the Ameri­ can people believe that it has been equally prejudicial to themselves. The Journal editor as a political Moses said it would be, a race between the peo­ ple's party and prohibitionists for third place in Barry county. The result shows that we predicted wisely. We declared 'Die oquawbncks appealed to the people of Michigan on the record they had made. The people looked at the record, and then kicked every last sqnastbuckoutof office. They knew when they had had enough. Weaver dld not get an electoral vote in the south, and would have received none in the west had not democrats endorsed Weaver doctor*. The people's party will now crawl back to obscurity. The republican party is now tbe Party M the peeple’e party would not poll 1,200 of opposition. It may congratulate Itself •tee in Barry oounty. They gave Ewing on one thing: It is easier to find fault a beggarly vote of 790. The prohibitionists than it Is to do something. It has ynUed 300 votes for Rtuttell. Tbe detnoadvantage yet. KAta polled for Morse 1894 votes, or' over IX times aa many as the people’s party, It wm not, we believe, that tho people and tbe entire opposition organization Iu J B.rr, ooontywM with u» ptrnple', imrty. vt^w«l pwtrtkw: but ttay did oppo. lb. domoer.t. h»d uonnmlaUoo. fiomWlt embodfcd In tho McK|n|„ Any would have polled three times as many votes as the people's party. And yet, when the democrat# asked a place on ‘• the ticket, they were told that the demo crallc party was a mere nothing in Barry county, and that lite people’s party were tbe real opponents of the republican party. 'bill. u" Even Winans would have made a better run than Morse. Kissing a Flying IluUet. In 1877, during tbe N«y" Perea Indian war. In the CottMitruod his panta- Seventy-seven years ago Ney was shot by a file of soldiers In the garden of the Lux­ embourg in Paris, after having been con­ victed of betraying tbe king by joining his fortune* to Napoleon’s on his return from Elba. Upon the very spot where ha was exempted a statue to his memory was subsequently erected, and thia statue has now been removed to another site, the land where it stood having been taken for rail­ way purposes. When the charge under which Marshal Ney was tried was i.tsued against him it was left within his power to fly from tho country. This be ret used to do. The gen­ darmes came to arrest him. Ney saw them standing in h|s courtyard and put up his window. "What do you wantf" he asked. . “We are looking for Marshal Ney." said one of the men. "Well, coma up stairs and I will show him to you." The officers entered the dwelling and m cended to tho marshal’s room. "I am Michael Ney," be Mid, opening the door to them. ‘ ■ THAT you could buy the Mishawaka Combination all wool knit boots and rubbers for $2.75 and the Boston Rubber \ Boots $2.15? We solicit your trade and will promise you fair treatment and stand back of any goods that we sell with our warrant. Call and see us. Remember “Goodform” The World’s Fair magazine free with $10.00 cash trade. ihe house of peers, to be shoe. When ths announcement of the sentence was brought to him in the Luxembourg prison he wm p ONE PRICE SHOE DEALERS. ihe sentence. Very near tbe beginning ot the document cams the List at Noy’s title* bestowed upon him by the emperor: ’ "You therefore, Duke of Elchingen Prince of Moskowa, Grand Cordon ot tbe Legion of Honor. Grand"----"Oh,’’ exclaimed Ney, "plenae skip all that; just say Miehiml Ney and a lot ut\ rubbish!"—Yocth’s Companion. A Little Enth Balaam. "It is auch bad form to become enthualMtlc over anything," said one of those idly regular, splendidly null women who could not get up any animation no matter bow hard ahe might try, and therefore regard the absence of the power to be demonstra­ tive as an indication of superior reflnement on their part. One's true nature will crop out acme time, no matter how we try to school it otherwise. Of course the cool, unchanging demeanor of a woman ot the world helps her to pass over those embarraiwing con­ tretemps that will occur In society, and which so upert the novice in this great school, yet how much more enjoyment does the odo derive who can genuinely entbuM over tbe little happenings <rf life that the calm and gracious hoeteae fails to rectwnize, or if she does unbend m far m that altogether faih; to appreciate. If we wait for something truly grand to rouse our dormant powers of cnthusl-wm we may never once be called upon in an entire life­ time, and will spend our days In a. color!ess existence, absolutely neutral aa rewards the sensations ot pain or joy, but if we only W*lh . ehllduh dmpUdly, aur Into all minor plrwun. with th. wild mthu«la.m at youth n would and M much to rojor «,! n tnu-h to «r>p™d»t« thu w. ‘ b~’Utul When we urge to enthusiasm we by no means commend the restlew energy that prompts one to continual action. There can be quiteas much enjoyment derived from the qulM perusal of iK<«i book or tbo contemplation of a glorious sunset m is to be found in much livliar, but no more Ue -Phila­ delphia Times. DO NOT FORGET That we sell JERSEY OVER-SHIRTS For less money than any of them. Yours respectfully, E. W. MORRILL & CO ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS �Hastings Banner. Thursday, November 17, >891. 8. s. Mnwr vu ta w.,i,od Tnuda,. I. In Chicago on busi-j Myra. f® Cupniwr wu stradil. ST(.ra and In return picked up a brick and hurled teiXnT "S Tbe original patent for; tbe telerAoup ,v. rnwfat F’-nxi Report. akjso PuwnnMCo-, 100 WallSL. WHEN YOU From the Worcester. Maas., Dally Teleth^tLP’a COBWt appropriate to the long, dreary months of winter was eTenln» Moehano . 1 ' The ?ry «°n«rt company, of Boston, provided tha entertainment, and an -excellent one it was. Perhaps the mow delightful (torn In tbe whole program waa tha vocal quartette “Legends.” It was one of the most mnslcal and catching cotapoaiUons that Uohring ever wrote, and Madame Fry and her daughters did it justice. It Is scaaeely neceasary to add that It was enthusiastically encored. 88 quires. for all to consider what reading matter they will secure to entertain them during the long winter evenings that will soon be Ruinnu* to dealers. Tbe shoe for 81.00. here. We are nojv offering the greatest 5’..25. •?L-'i5 and £1.50 at the Racket combination of good reading, at the lowest Any part fr>r any machine that Is made price, that has ever been offered, namely the Banner and New Y’ork Tribune, the 1 ean get yuu. T. Phillips.^ two papers for SI. 10 per year. Every I: .'3 jou nothing and you may make topic of the day Hs discussed by exper­ Si-? ir. looting ao Grant's window Satur­ ienced wrltenCund scientific qfieations are day. • | „ dwelt upon Id a manner that cannot but nilid saw mill all in perfect condi­ Interest every one. Az to tbe Farm De­ tion wii! ,o!d cheap at Hastings Engine partment In this paper we have received the following excellent testimonial from Prof. Eugene Davenport, of Woodland, to our milliner’s sickness wo will formerly a professor in the Agricultural O ' ct.:. ur ladies’ hats at cost and less. college, and one who has made the best The Racket. methods of farming a special study: Woodland, Mich., Nov. 8, 1892. x vr •< the time to fix up your wells an i : >t‘TUw for winter by putting in one Cook Bros., Hastings, Mlcb. Deab Friends—I take the first oppor­ o.' T. Phillips' pumps. tunity to say that the Agricultural de­ houses are being built In all parts partment of tbe New York Tribnnff la, and of the city. No man who wants to work has been for years the best managed in all ,’ery Lad need be out of a job. the country, and you will make no mistake Toailae Chief! 2:lfiK. At Nashville in recommending It to your patrons. Very truly yours, this fall hi 525. Next season at 850. Evoenb Davenport. Steck raisers now is your chance. We compelled to run a local page on the ui'ide of the paper thia'week. Ba.-.-y lodge K. of P. will work the am^lified-thfrd rank next Monday night All knlcht- «.*•• earnestly urged to be present *' • bankrupt stock of shoes were s'? ■ , '.r,-rr bought at from 50 to 75 cents • a :t> dollar. Call and get prices. The Racket. "j i>y .v Bronson are showing the flni’.- if ladles, misses and children’s snrora gaiters, both heel and spring heel, on the market You will soon need them. Oiewman a. Feller has purchased tbe H of t Q. wickwlre on Green street, at.d we are pleased to say will spend > portion of his time in. Hastings every Wei’ we have aline of underwear from ouran-tlm house. When you want to see Prices the rest are not in It Yours truly, The Racket. » . . Kt“Ion went to New York lul week tor a abort rUlt will, reUUren. *>?dMr* “ T V. Dodd, or Beaver rails. Pa, are'visiting bar parents Mr •ndMre. Msck Stebbins, Additional local on inside page. See additional local, comity and general news on our inside page. i/f>. T. Colgrove has built a new walk. In front of his store occupied by Joe. Rogers. A. MHlheney wiU be Iu tbe city the latter part of this week to tune pianos. Give him a trial. Only to rents for a large bottle of the finest oil made for your sewing maeNnea. cycles snd guns at T. Phillips’. ✓ftumor has It that that there wlllixj •erThe growth of dhe business of tbe oral weddings in the near future. Cupid Hastings Furniture Mfg. Co., which has seems to be Improving his time. been unable this semon to fill Its orders, This page contains but a part of the requires additional facilities and increased Banner’s local news. You will find power. Several new machines have been added, a new elevator put In. and still the much additional local on our Inside pages. LOCAL NEWS. - We are going to do business with you because we have just exactly what you want, and ou> prices are simply irresistable. *MI- i or <*at. d<» J'onr artificial teeth - 4ron dtnvtr* if ro ■end one dollar for , md'i Handy bolder. Yon can apply it in unt- minute, and no matter If ’’efiKorOottl will hold firtnly tn the ' ,• r til? tinwi trying clrcuravtanoes. good work goes on. Masons are now vldrois .J. Z. HVSBAND, I). D. 8. . White Cloud. erecting a commodlotw brick engine house, MlcWgan also an additional boiler room. The Co. has purehased of the Lane & Bodloy Co ’ of Cincinnati!, a GO tach by 16 feet steel boiler, which will make three in all. In addition to th|i, they have ?iso bought a Lane A Budley 150 berse power Corliss engine. This engine can, with economy, develop 200 horse power if desired. With these additional facliitiea, the Co. will go Into the year 1893 better equipped than ever, and with as good a plant as can bo found in the state. More than this, the Co. has already successfally arranged for Che placingiu entire product for next guarantee to permanently cure all year. The Co. is now employing 103. Lupture pl both sexes. No pain: no men, and paying a larger wage account uo detention from business. For icivr. illustrated pamphlel con­ than ever in its history. .. Ttiftn references freeaddress Dr. H. W. Makhii. The Madame Fry concert company, of MILLER CO.. 102. 101, ICO MichBoston, will give an entertataxuent in tbe Methodist, chureh in this city Tuesday evening. Nov. 12. Tbe company is com­ posed of four ladies. They are all singers, jwo contralto and two soprano, and in the . • CIRCULATION • . 'coarse ot the eventag they will give -solos, duets and quartetu-a. Madame Fry is a pianist and will render piano wins. The company ateo compose a quartette of the after, changes fur advertisements following stringed instruments: two violins, fflUit A-iu’h this pflJce Tuesdays at latest to a viola and a vloliueello. Tbe company ::if -■•rtlon in tbe Issue of the week will render Instrumental music, quartettes and piano aud violin solos. This company, when brought. ' which has drawn large houses in tbe most cultured eastern cities, is very highly rec­ S-td-i (or all machines at T. Phillipsf ommended by Dr. Tourgee, director of the A house to rent or sell. Boston conservatory, who is the highest O. D. Sl’ACLDlNO. musical authority In America. He-said: x .1 j.Tnka ace being laid on both of "Madame Fry and her daughters have un­ usual musical talent, and I cheerfully commend them to the public.” Tickets A . ! '.i'iiid |ocal will be found on the may be obtained at\F. L. Heath’s drug -Me pages this week. store, O. D. Spaulding’s and Dr. S. M. -'tnrone gets $50 by looking at R. K. Fowler's office. Price of tickets: general Window Saturday. admission 35 cents, young people 25. cents and children under twelve 15 cents. Dur.: miss the chance to get $50. Look m- Grant’s window Saturday. Now that tbe campaign is over It la wel| This week, j A REVELATION IN FINE GOODS AND FAIR PRICES. <l«r o< .e« sLr“ mKobable Uut the era.nU^re.toS; of Will moeb longer remain ,Mrr control of monopolies. Now that election Is over why not all turn our attention to tbe city’s Improve­ ments. Everyone would like to see Has­ tings have a good opera house and certain­ ly everyone cau help the project along by encouraging It, even If they are not able to subscribe anything financially. All that Is asked is 82,500, at least 8500 of which will be given to some flrat-class company to open the new house with. An 88,000 building will be built and It will coet over 812.000 with furniture. Enterprising citi­ zens have spbecrlbed nearly 81.300 the Wool Boot company heading the list with >300. Other Institutions should donate something, and citizens who are not ac­ quainted with the plan proposed will do well to talk with Dore-'Mudggr who is pushing the work and can Inform anyone u to details much belter than we. Many have not subscribed anything as yet, but say that they wUl do so -as soon as they think it over.” The present hall wherei ali public gatherings must be he d Is a dis­ grace to the city; Is unsafe and would be a veritable Are trap In case of fire; is unhan­ dy to get in or out of—in fact it is a com­ bination of all the elements of danger and Inconvenience that should comdemn It at once. For 81.200 more we can have a building that will be an ornamwt to the city, a place where one cau go with safety, and a place that will be tbe means of get­ ting tne some plays here that are ***«“[” Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids. By unital action the money can soon be raised, out If home citizens will neither money nor manifest interest the project Mil soon go down. Mr Mudge very naturally does not propuaeto risk 912,°00 'to 815.000 for nothing, and the be uk, l« •mail comp»r«l with the '1,k will Uke. M It I. « «’» k”°"“ bouw, not iwwrallr Tanslna gave 87,000 for a 815,000 opera bouj-.lndmwj other elite. HEN J * BOYJ /word from Hastings hunters in the northern woods Indicate that they are hav­ ing excellent luck. The latest from Byron Dickinson’s party in that four deer have been.killed. Sid Crowell and party have killed seven, killing five in one day -last I week. Deer are reported as being very plenty, the seasons having lieen very fa­ vorable for them for the last three or four years. If you are Ihlaklng ot buying foot wear, you will miss It If you (all to go to L. K. Stauffer's. He has a large and varied as­ sortment of ladles' and gent’s Shoes. He calls especial attention to his line of Prime Kip boots. He has handled this line for years, and the guaranty made with each sale has been faithfully fulfilled. He has a large trade on them: but It would be greatly Increased If the public would get fully acquainted with the excellent merits of these goods. Speaking of rubber boots should remind you.that when you want them It pays to buy tbe best and the best Is the Snag Proof. For durability, comfort and wear It eaally leads all other makes. Spence Bros, have the exclusive agency for these goods. They arc also prepared for those who want winter goods with a full line of felts, sock* aud rubbers and arctics. They hare a large and varied assortment of rub­ bers for both ladies’ and gentlemen’s wear. For Misses’ and children's they have both the heel and spring heel rubbers. Call on them. ✓following jurors were drawn for the November term: J. Everhart and A. F. Sylvester, Yankee Springs: W. S. Niles and E. E. Berry. Assyria; M. M. Slocum and O. B. Wilcox. Baltimore; H. Whldby and A. Bostwick, Barry: D. P. Sprague and J. W. Bronson. Carlton: D. W. Smith and O. P. Wellman. Castleton; R. Fisher and F, Prentiss Hastings twp: F. Ward, A. Woolley, J. Bessmer and F. L. Heath, city; J. Wilkinson and J. A. Ryan. Hope: G. Ingraham and H. Ekert, Irvlug; 7. Merrill and C. E. Iden. Johnstown: A. D. Wolf, Maple Grove; F. A. Woodman, Orangeville; Wm. Garrett Jr.. Prairieville; G. E. Edger, Rutland: A. Sherk, Thomapple; Levi Chase, Woodland. Woodland. Mich.. Noy. 2, 1892. Cook Bros., Hastings. Mlcb. Dkab Friends—I take the first oppor­ tunity to say that the Agricultural Depart­ ment of the New York Tribune Is. and has been for years, one of the best managed In all the country, and you will make no mis­ take in* recommending It to your patrons. Very truly yours, EVGF.XE DAVENPORT. Prof. Davenport held a professorship In the Michigan Agricultural college at Lanalng. which be resigned to accept tbe pres­ idency of an Agricultural college in Brazil. South America. He has made farming a special study and always knows what he is talking about. Remember that we send the Banner and New York Tribune, the two papers one year for Si. 10. QLOTniNQ HdTS ZPb QENTJ’ FURNIJHISN1Q QOObS. Our complete assortment insures perfect satisfaction in the selection of goods to sat* isfy individual tastes. You will find our large stock made up entirely of goods that are trustworthy/serviceable and the best of their class. EVERYTHING i GOES 1 AT i THE i LOWEST i POSSIBLE t PRICE Come in and see how FAIR we will treat you, how well we will PLEASE you, and how much we will SAVE for you. R. MUDGE & SON /The Wool Boot company are receiving plenty of orders for their goods these days. They expect to have to work every night before long to meet the demand for their product ’ kCards are out Announcing the marriage of Mr. Harry Hayes to Miss Margaret Rose Matthews, both of ttds city, next Wednes­ day evening. Also that of Mr. Edmund Schumann, of this city, to MIm S. Elzora Erb, of Baltimore, next Thursday evening. All of the parties stand high in the estimation of their friends, and the " Banner extends congratulations in adrance. I, OUR FALL AND WINTER ATTRACTIONS WILL CAUSE A TURN-OUT ! We publish an Interesting story In supplement form this week. It contains an account of the doings of the supervisors. The board of county canvassers met Tuesday noon and perfected an organiza­ tion. chose committees, and adjourned. Yesterday the work of canvassing the re­ turns began. Owing to slight clerical er­ rors. which It would seem ought to be cor­ rected without putting Individuals to so much trouble and tbe county to so much exoenie, the board could do little work yesterday, and adjourned till to-day. to allow returns to be taken to Carlton and Maple Grove for correction. Possibly the law Is too technical for these points. If so It should be amended. It ought not to cost Barry county 8100 to 8150 to correct two or three names, about which there Aould be no doubt, when the error Is pur.-ijJ cler­ of the most brilliant musical ical. In one Instance vColgrc was events in Boston fare held in Tremont spelled ••Gdgrove.” Such anew that ‘tmpl •• From the Boston Herald: The a board of county canvassers Ought to be Madame Fry concert company at Tremont permitted to correct without eomp< Ihng n irmpl- iru,t evening in a varied program township canvasser to drive 20 mil*, call ot vocal ahd instrumental selections was the election inspectors together, aud then wtenainiBg to all present. return to tbe city. The law must be obeyWe are pleated to note the fact that e<L even If It demand such foolish things as that. But If* it demand that kind of , ’’ “wchlnery is l>eing continually added thing for correcting clerical error*, the law « the Hastings roller mill. Millrights are ought to be attended forthwith. We will ‘ woik there and new -flour dressers”, £ikrf«lvta«'•»'*">* publish the complete returns next week. nave been put in. This certainly must ot the new opera houM, Jnd we under- Tbe figures vary but little from those “ea" “elter flour, and Mr. Eaton Is to be " .^KWulated on the way in which heli ,tu>d tint UM yo^< •dl”. printed in tbe Banner of last week. inducting the business. Md.tr »re UUU>< °< t*1' •x,"f Home. Domestic and White ma­ chine- arc the best in the world. Call and price and examine the machines. I ln* not able t0 get out to see you but wish to-sell you these goods. Yours Truly. T. Phillips. Local news will be found on the Inside «th<- Banner this week. Never think .k t,F’” llaTe re,u»aU of the local news in the Basner until you have looked it all '“B ni’ii. lack of space often compels us , ,Put many interesting articles on the In­ pages. Buyers Wake Up!—’Tis the Fall of '92 Vhe opening months of a season we shall make you all remember as ’1A1',,nd« 'tewO-w Bell, or S.leu>. Mow. ou M.rch 7<h. 187,. |. .2"’ “n "* ” Absolutely Pure. ^^ru'o7.’"n nor"’T,md*’ ■» • breaking a rib we hear. ooMlruel be will. Some later lm.ro.ed dMlen will ,UU toe • te,w w13 POWDER = eenaoNAi^MESTioB. DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY? IF SO A $ Saved is Better than $2 Earned R®? And’the way to save a dollar is to get a $20 dollar suit for $15 >at ARCHIE McCOY’S furniture and carpet room, Hastings, Mich. We guarantee to give you $20 for $15, $25 for $1K, $30 for $20 and $75 for. $56 as long as our bed room suits last. We mean business. Don’t miss gettting one. They must go They are bargains. ki Cause and & CAUSE. Painstaking effort to sell the best goods that the cloth­ ing market affords, choosing our own stock; paying no attention to any one’s busi­ ness but our own, making every customer a personal advertisement by fair and honest treatment, and many more that we will not enumer­ ate. A peep into the Boys Clothing Dep't.—See the line of $5 suits (and overcoats) for the little fellows from 4 to 14 years. They are sim­ ply unapproachable jn variety, de­ signs and prices. Reefers for the tots from 3 to 8 years in prices from $3.50 to $7.50. EFFECT. Selling more clothing each and every season; winning friends every day by the plan to sell good clothing or none. Take for instance the Kersey Overcoats at $10.00 —have you seen how good a Kersey Overcoat we sell at $10.00? CL?’ u WIN OR LOSE? the ••other fellow” you’ll certainty not for­ get that we’ve the latMt styles and choicest selection—unless jou do not care tor that IGS �Noix Such C9KDEJRED Makes an every-day convenience of an aid-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each package makes two large pies. Avoid feitations—and Insist on having the NONE SUCH brand. MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse. N.Y. Wfrun she had Cblldren, she gave than Cartarta. A freight train was wrecked on Ihe air line division of the Michigan Central rail­ road Friday, near Colon. James Slocum, editor of the Oakland County Advertiser, will transport Edward Lacey from Holly to Fenton on a wheel­ barrow. Of course It is the result of an election wager. Thr Plain Trj»th Il rood enoagh for Hood'n Sarwutriila-thetv 1b no need <>» vrutw llblinient or Knsatlon*il«in. simply » hot Hood's 8xrsa part 11B does, that tells ths story of it* merit. If you have new reallzed its benefits a single botti? will convince /bn it Is a good medicine. Tbe highest praise has been won by Hood's i’Uls fortheir easy, yet efficient action. Sold by all dniggists Price 25 cents. The wife of Rev. O. E. Smith, pastor of the Coldwater Baptist church, died Thurs­ day. . The defeated democrats in Wayne coun­ ty will contest the election, bat the repub­ licans are not worried. CHAPTER VL "Poor Jimi—they've got hi mJ" Meanwhile wliat has happened inside the fort? Joe had been gone a full hour, aud the captain felt sanguine that he had suc­ ceeded in passing out before tho fact of his going was communicated to all. Bess for one Ii.kI miswd him, and had anxiously wondered why and where he was detained. When her father told her the nows she received it in silence, but had he lieen looking more closely he would have seen her face flush and grow pale even in the darkixsB. « Men will peril their livre for men, but take a thousand risks for the woman they love; Intuition told her that Joe was taking the terrible odds for her, and -ho knelt and prayed God to bring him ■afely through. Tho evening grew into night The Indians had removed the last of their lead and wounded, broken their fast and planned anew. If left alone, even surrounded as they were, some of the garrison might sleep. To prevent this and to harass and annoy tod torture body and mind a shore of redskins secured positions where they vere safe from bullete and began a rteady fire upon tho fort. They did not -■xpcct their bullets to wound or kill, but the fire was to hitra&i and annoy. The captain of the wagon train un>^sntood this, and he advised each de­ fender to shelter himself ns safely as poeaiblo and return no answering shot mless further danger menaced. Thus midnight came and went The horses began to betray their suf­ ferings for water, but their discipline was wonderful. They realised tho sitrntion as fully ae the men, and a low, rind word or a caress quieted each one for the time being. Not one of the an imals had had a drop for twenty-four iMJUrs when the train was halted, and •very hour after that meant suffering. About midnight tho light breeze died entirely away and a heavy dew began to fall. The men licked the rocks for rhe moisture and felt relieved. The horses licked at tho earth—-tho wagon covers—the stones about them and jooJed their parched tongues and .ayed the end. Between midnight and daylight the Indian attacks, if ho plans a night •ack at all. There was a rush for the old in tho Black Hills. Even’ hour tha rain held out increased the chancre of -recuo by another train coming into the •egion. Every hour that the Indians tallied there lot in a party from some Jiher quarter. They must strike quickly or tho game might slip through their hands. WHAT IS A COLD? At about half post ono o'clock in the morning the ground for half a mile around tbe fort would have presented a ‘•I tell you.” Mid one of the trainmen, queer sigh* had a flood of light been as all gathered to discuee the question. suddenly turned on. It was covered with creeping, crawling savages, each little more, and they have thrown up the one armed with knife and tomahawk. fight Fl! bet my horse there isn’t a liv­ They closed in from all sides, their ing red within ten milee of us." movements directed by what seemed to “Just what I sayr added a second. be the barkina’ of a wolf. " . • "No Indians ever made could stand auch The fusillade had slackened a little, a drubbing and toe tho scratch again.’’ but had not by any means been aban­ "Then let’s be off for the forks!” ex­ doned while carrying out the other claimed foar or five in chorus. plan. Tho Indians figured that the gold “StopP commanded tho captain, who hunters would be scattered to watch tho bad stood one side leaning on his rifle entire circle of breastworks, and that a and seemingly bent on a atudy of the rush from all sides at once must carry earth. , them over at some point * "What for?" Tbe human serpents were creeping up "To save all our lives!” was the quiet for the dash. When tho signal came ‘ •answer. "The redskins have simply every warrior would leap to his feet, withdrawn behind the ridgee to bait us sound his warwhoop and dash for tho out It is simply one of their cunning breastworks. Then for victory. tricks." Now and then a suspicious sound "Nothing goes to show it," growled came to tho ears of the anxious listeners, one of tho men. and ere long the captain was satisfied os "Something would go to show it the I to what move was intended. If he moment tho wagons moved out Doee could not concentrate his force a rush it stand to sense that a force still ten to would end in a butchery. There were one ore going to draw off unless threat­ fifteen saddle horses tied among tho ened? They want plunder and they wagons. Under his orders each one of want revengo. They attempted to rush them was loosened and led clear of tho us and got worsted, but they know our vehicles toward the low wall in which fix They know wo haven’t a drop of the Indians had charged before. The water and they know we must shoot animals stood in a bunch, heads up and ourselves or surrender within a couple ears working. They knew that danger of days. If wo move out wo shall be menaced, and each was ready to. spring butchered before we havo gone a mile." at the first alarm. “I don’t believo in yoer theories,” was The men were dow concentrated to tho blunt reply of tho man. "I believo defend three sides of the irregular circle. they havo gone off. I’m so sure of it Each one liad his Wincheater and at that Pm willing to scout all over the least one sevolver, and they were nerved ridges." up for desperate fighting. For half an “You’ll go to your death." hour before the attack was made Bess "Pooh! PH come back to prove that bed been crouching behind the rocks by you don’t know redskin natur as well as her father's side; Every man who could you think for." reach her with his whispers hod advised "I worn you not to go," said tho cap­ her to retire to the wagon and put her­ tain, ns the man began saddling one of self out of danger, but to each one she the team horses. had replied: “HI bring back the scalp locks of the "Your death means my death. Your hull caboodle!** laughed tho man, and safety means my safety. I must stay two minutes later he leaped his horse here and do what I can." over the barricade, swung his hat to The redskins were within pistol shot those left behind him and cantered off when the signal was at last given. Id to the north. Ho could bo seen for half. an instant two hundred or in?re sprang a mile. Ho hoik’d at the crest of a swell to their feet with a savage yell and and turned to the left, and aa he galdashed forward, and ten seconds later lojied forward lie wm soon hidden, from there was a blaze of fire along the breast­ view by a ridge as high aa tho plateau works. Full thirty Indians .rushed at and three-quarteni of a mile away. the unprotected side, and as they neared The men were watching and listening it without receiving the expected volley, when a cry of alarm was heard from tho and as some of them grasped the rocks ridge, vand a moment later the train man’s to swing themselves over, their elation horse came flying over the swell at Vis •could no longer bo restrained. Shouts fastest pace and xnode’direct for the in­ of victory relit the night air, but only closure. to die away in wild yells of terror. "Poor Jim—they’ve got him!" whis­ The bunch of horses had bolted from pered tho captain, m he climbed upon the row behind them, just as the captain the rocks to get a wide rung© of vision. had planned for, and spreading out like To be taken captive by hostile Indians a fan they thundered straight at the low means more thaii death. Aye! a bullet wall with the momentum of a tidal in the brain at the moment of capture wave. The Indians could not tell would be an act of mercy to tho poor whether the horses were mounted or prisoner. riderless. Down thundered the living CONTINUED wave upon them, to trample them under foot and crush tho life out of some, and a panic instantly resulted. A friend In need is a friend indeed,and ___ The attack elsewhere had been fierce and determined. At one or two points not less than one million people have warriors had succeeded in scaling the found just such a friend In Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs defenses, though only to receive death and colds. If you hate never used this inside, while others had been shot down great cough medicine, one trial will con- ■ at the very muzzle of the rilles. It was vince you that It has wonderful curative a critical moment when the stampede powers In all diseases of throat, chest and , of horses cunsetLa panic and turned tho nines. Each bottle is guaranteed to du tide of battle. The cries of alarm were all that is claimed or money will lie re­ heard above tbe din and tho effect was funded. Trial bottles free at W. H. Good­ immediate. The Entire attacking party year’s dnie store. Largti bottles 50c and $1.00. began to draw off. The band of horses were desperate with hunger, thirst and excitement, and after clearing tho wall they wheeled to the left and charged right down through tho linp of Indians, scattering it in the wildest confusion. Bearing still to the left the wave thundered over another portion of the line end then broke sharply.away for tho forks of the Big Chfiyenne, as if tho night air had at last borne them tho scent of water. Ten minutes from the sounding of tho signal the 'fight was over. Tho Indian must win at a dash or his enthusiasm gives out. A dozen or more had been killed and wounded, and the singular action of tho horses produced a veritable panic for a few minutes. "That will be the last time they will charge us," said the captain as the red­ skins fell back. "From this out it will be a siege." Three of the whites had been wound­ ed, tliough not seriously in either case. And as soon as their hurts had been at­ tended to all the men, except five to act as sentinels, were permitted to fling themselves down nnd catch such sleep as they could. The Indians were al­ lowed to remove their deoil* without in­ terruption, but when daylight came the blood stains on tbe sterile soil told of their loss as plainly as if tbe bodies had been allowed to rest where they fell. When the sun came up the thirst, which had been alleviated by the dew, returned with greater severity, and now oil were actually suffering Tor water. The team horses were becoming violent, but there wm no relief. “We must-hold on somehow until an­ other morning,” said the captain as the men gathered around him. "By that dme Joo will be here with the party be ret out to find, or wo will be sure that wo havo nothing to hope for. Then well cool our tongues with the blood of the horses. W here’s the gal?" "Asleep," replied Harkins, “and never a complaint of thirst, though I know nhe’s suffering as much as the rest of JJfa.desire to say to onr citizens, that for yritnp we have been selling Dr. King’s New^ Discovery fur consumption. Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Bucklcn’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase, price. If satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. W. H. Goodyear, druggist. The best salve In tbe world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, cornA and all skin eruptions, and positive­ ly cures piles or no pay required. Ills guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist Having used Bill's Pile Pomade while In New York, and Its use having reunited In n <?urc of Blind Piles of 7-ycara standing, I deem It my duty to do all 1 can to have others try it A. H. Barber. Three Rivers. Mass. Every package contains a bonaflde guarantee. Price S1.00. six for $5. By mail. For sail by Fred L. Heath, the druggist Blissfield has a Jag institute. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Union Chy firemtn will give a* Thanks­ giving ball. Zlmri D. Thomas, a prominent Hillsdale resident. Is dead. Catarrh, Not Locul, Hut CoU’tltutlonal. br. DTo Lewis, the eminent Boston Phy­ sician, in a magazine article says: "A rad­ ical error underlies nearly all medical treatment of catarrh. It is not a disease "I was right beside her when the' of the man’s nose; It Is a disease of the rhargo was made,” said another of the man. showing Itself In the nose—a LnntJ men, '‘and know she fired six bullets exhibition of a ConstItutlonal trouble." Therefore, he argues, the use of'snuff and into tho screeching mob swarming down other local applications Is wrong, and upon us. The gal’s cleai grit, and if 1 while they seem to give temporary relief, had ten drops of water she should have they really do more harm than goal, oth­ nine of ’em." er lending authorities agree with Dr. Lew­ Tho Indians had not opened fire, much is. Hence, tbe only proper method of to tho surprise of tho trainmen, nor yet cure for catarrh Is by taking a constitu­ was a single one seen in any direction. tional remedy like Hood's Sarsaparilla, When two hours of daylight had pawed which, reaching every part of the body without a change in this state of affairs, through the blood, dues eliminate all im­ purities and makes the whole man health­ the men began to wonder if the last ier. I» moves tin? cau&e of the trouble bloody repulse had not * * ied * *the ’ and restores 4hh diseased membrane to redskins and resulted fin their with­ proper condition. That thia Is tbe prac­ »•«•» drawal. tical ,vau>* result ra Is piu«cu proven uy by laminarias thousands or of peopeo"Wait!” was the grim reply of the pie who have been cured of catarrh by —m_. taking Hood’s SEh Santapartlta" ttartraw»t th. Horrid M.tei, Columbae, Ohio. A eold Is the starting point of more than ballot the fatal illness from November to May. A cold la the first chapter In the history of every ease of consumption. A cold is the first stage of chronic catarrh, the most loathsome and stubborn of all diseases. A cold Is tbe legitimate parent ot a large family of diseases, anch M bronchitis, pleurisy, pneumonia, and quin­ sy. To neglect a cold Is almost suicide. To fall to provide against this well-nigh Inevitable evil. Is dangerous negligence. Pe-ru-na Is a safeguard as a preventive, a specific as a cure for all cases of catarrh, acute and chronic, coughs, colds, consump­ tion. etc., ete. Every family should be provided with a copy of The Family Phy­ sician Na 3, a complete guide to prevent and cure winter diseases. Sent free by The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Com­ pany, Columbua, Ohio. . Mt. Clemens is "puffing" her- Pagoda band. From all accounts tbe band Is capable ot doing Its own blowlag.. The age of SO is a hard comer for a wo­ man to turn, aud 35 is still harder. She feete that she te fast leaving her youth be­ hind her. But there is no reason why a woman should be faded and p«sse at 35, or even 45. The chief cause of tbe early fading of American women 1s found In the fact that many of them suffer from some form of female weakness or disease which robs the face of Its bloom, draws dark cir­ cles about the eyes, brings early wrinkles and sallownesa, and stamps the face and figure with slgn*of Ill-health. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription will cure all these troubles, will bring back the lost bloom, and remove the pains and ailments which make women grow old before their time. Guaranteed to give'satisfaction in every case, or price ($1.00) refunded. The G. R. A I. te building a new round house at Kalamazoo. Belding wants a slaughter-house. Is it possible the town has no ready-made cloth­ ing store? Prof. G. W. Muller, of Jackson, charged with Issuing forged checks. te The Michigan Draught tournament be­ gins In Detroit next Wednesday. SCHOOL COLUMN Onr Public School*. (A paper read before the County Assoctatiooby • jvilbert Smith.) Ever since the creation of our forepar­ ents. has there been an Influence predomi­ nant over the human race causing them to I* fondly attached to their native country. This Influence we call patriotism. No matter how Illiterate tbe people, or how rude their civilization, they were all bound together liy this common tie. It has been the controlling influence which penetrated the heart of man. making him n valiant citizen and leading him to honor and respect his country's laws al­ though in some cases he lived under the power of a despotic monarch. How Important it Is that the joitliful mind should bo taught this; for the youths that ore now under our direction will be the representalhesof the oncoming nation. Do we wish this, the grandest uf earth’s nations, which has been defended by such menu Washington, Lincoln and others. and which has attained to a very high standard ot civilization to fall into the hands of ruthless foreigners and thereby our national laws polluted, our Hag Insulted, and ourselves sold iu slavery? This necessarily would be the case should our future revolutlunizero not receive the proper care and instruction in youth. What we need to-day is more men whs would rather be right than President: more men who are not overcome by the cver-iaging tempest of public opinion, but stand with a firm and steady determina­ tion. ready to steer the old ’Ship of State'' safety into the harbor of refuge. There arc. many ways of Inculcating patriotism such aa the following: By the reading of patriotic books, by the use of the national flag, by the singing of national son kb. etc. Patriotism is, a growth the same as char­ acter. No one will contradict me In say. Ing teat we cannot begin too early in forming a solid foundation for our charac­ ters. So with patriotism. The sooner the pupil is taught to read patriotic books, the sooner he will be qnallfied for life’s work. As the clay In the hands of a potter can lx? moulded Into any shape, so the young mind in the hands of a skillful teacher can be moulded Into any shape desirable. Every good book Is a star in the uni­ verse of literature. The darker and more gloomy the mind, the clearer It shines. It is a silent instructor, the value of which can not lie overestimated. Then, as a patriotic book Is a good book have we the right to sav that its Influences are degradlngJ the rest, demand an unlimited amount of praise. Think of those mnte forms, to us ministering angels walking side by side with us and guaidiug us from danger. Can any painter over­ paint the picture? Can any one of our master minds exaggerate their true worth? They are Invaluable to us. They or their influences make us what wo are. Civiliza­ tion Itself could not have Increased but for them. By all means get tho pupils inter“‘«t1?len.Ough ,n thelr re*di°K so that they will desire to see their country's flag float­ ing over the school r<x>m. Encourage them In their enthusiastic effort* to pro­ cure the same and. If necessary, have an entertainment of some kind the proceeds of which are to go to purchase a U. S. flag. You will flSd by this time that the cooperation of tho **001 J*1™?’ 1x5 aroused to such an the ra,,dl, w,n h* sup­ plied. Do not forget to have auch exer­ cises seasoned with spicy national songs such aa America, Red White and Blue. ?kC‘ music, reverberating hrough tee still, quiet air. coming from ”!l’ay you for ■l’ yo«r work. Join with them In singing those nation; 1 wSh’b* P“re’ sentiment of which rncourafea even tbe most despondTmc-nrra:—Columbus day, as you arc all mir, Is rapidly approaching. Have frSnX « r P1rvwrM“0“a? you traltmi . papite to auch a height of enmpn!-? " I**111 would I* ■ *ad disappointnent to ,nem not to have such If you_ have nut what excuse can y o j offer? Ion should remember that you an, doing jonr pupil* an Injustice by not observing , this day; for the public school seboiare were the very first to sanction this culeUatlon. Du yon uot wish to take part in thwi-U|Ct ,IK * putrlutlc movement which °.n hb‘ory - page, and wh khwi“renfithen the republlc Goff in Him are yea, and In Hfln amen (H Cor. I. 20). Tbe resurrection of Christis, burolng and then demand a there of all the pledge of the fulfillment of evary the honor connected with IL lou will promise. lose nothing by It even if you do not exert M. Having quoted Ps. II. 7. as referring .oanell to ■ bUti ptteb. tor you my to tbe resurrection of Christ, he now Luo day, be called to tbe b.ule-Held. Io quotes Isa. lv, 3, oa referring to the name that boor will U>e loatloet ot patriotlam. great evenL If those who make wills which you haw Inculcated la them, be could live to we ’hem executed there e.cu ,lran«er lhau their phyaleal daclnt. would not be so much breaking of wills but tbe one who makes tbe will must first All of which they wBI pralee yon lor. - Thrsu and many other silent Influences, die in order to make the will of force (Heb. together with tbe good example by the ix, 18, IT). Jesus died, but Jeeus lx «Uvn Ideal teacher from tbe foundation of true forevermore, having all power, and will patriotic spirit- if, after you have done surely see to the fulpcarrying out of every what seemed beat for the advancement of provision in his will (Rev. 1,18). 35. Y’et another quotation does Paul your pupils, you do not: receive your ex­ pected results, do not despond. If you make In this sermon, and all to prove that sow good seed likewise will Ixs the harvest. Jesus was tbe one spoken of In the prophets You may not reap the first, clay, the first and in the Psalms. This time the refer­ month or even tbe ifirsl year, but sotnetlme, ence is to Ps. xvl, 10. How much more Booaor late, the rewuljs will be made evi- like Bible readings rather than like the deab If by your own efforts, fruitless as ordinary sermons of today are the dis­ -they may seem, you have raised anyone to courses of Peter and Paul and Stephen. s higher sphere In life, or have created in Compare with this chapters ii and vii. 38. David could Dot have written of him­ them nobler ambitions or exalted thelr standard of morality, you shall not lose self in Ph. xvl, for his body saw corrup­ your reward, for reward Is due to every tion, and although some say that Jesus |? now on David’s tjironc in heaven, they fail earnesL'liberty-loving, patriotic teacher. to tell us whcHfit’is written that Davjf ever had a thipne in heaven, nnd eeem to forget that it is written "David is not as­ cended into the heavens’’ (Acta ii, 34). 37. "But He, whom God mised again, saw no corruption.” His life was not LESSON VIII, FOURTH QUARTER, IN­ token from Him, but He laid it down of TERNATIONAL SERIES, NOV. 2d. His own accord and by his own power Hu took It again (John x, 18). This hour Redeemer, the Great Head of the church, Text of tho Leaaon. Acta xlti, ae-43. tbe King of Israel and King of nations; Memory Verac. 38—Golden Text, Acta and to u» who are tn Him will he give im­ xlll, 30—Commentary by the Rev. D. mortal, Incorruptible bodies like His own a Cor. xv, 58: Phil, ill, 30.31). 31. Steam*. 38. In order to enjoy this ndemption and 28. Paul and Barnabae on thelr flrtt share His glory we must first obtain the mlwdonary journey having arrived nt An­ forgiveness of sins. This is true of Jew or tioch in Ptsldia are found in the syna­ Gentile, individual or nation. Sin fa tbe gogue on the Sabbath day. and l«ng In­ great barrier between qian and God (Im. vited to speak Paul begins at exodus llx, 3), but Jesus has stepped In between, of Israel from Egypt, and briefi,. review* and the Lord hath laid ou Him the iniqnitv the nation’s history up to David, and then of us all 'Im. UH, 8). 39. Fully has He made atonement and passes nt once to the seed promised to David, even Jesus, the Saviour of Israel: freely doe* be offer to every believer all the mentioning John the Baptist and bis benefits of that great redemption. The preaching as the herald of Jesus. Our law cannot save, but Christ is the end of lesson opens by his saying that this mira­ the law for righteousness to every one that bellevetli (Rom. will, 3. 4; x',4; Hi, 3<). Justion i* specially for Israel. 37. He then testifies that the rulers at tlfled is more than forgiveness; It Is such a Jerusalem, not believing the prophets, destroying of the record that wiw against although read in tbe synagogue every ns that there is nothing left of It (Col. Sabbath day, had done just as the proph­ B. U). 40. 41. These verses are from Isa. xxix. ets had foretold; nnd condemned thelr de­ 16; Hub. I. A In connection with statements liverer to dead). See Ps. xxii. 13-18; Isa. to this effect that God isof purer eyre than UH. 3, 7, and compare Acta ir, 37, 38. 28. He confirms tbe threefold testimony to behpld evil and cannot look on iniquity, of Pilate that there was no fault In Jesus and that he sen; the hearts of those who (John xv'lil, 88: xlx, 4. G). He knew no sin. draw near with thelr mouth and honor He did no sin. He was holy, harfaless, un- him with thelr lips, while they have more dcflled and separate from sinners (IT-Cor. rwpect for men than for Him. A salvation r. 21: I Pet. ii, 22; Heb. rii, 38). Even so fully provided nnd so freely offered Judas testified that He was an Innocent must bq honestly received with true peni­ tence and humility, or it would be better man (Math, xxvil, 4). 23. All things are known to God from for us never to have heard than to have the begimfing (Acta xv, 18), and the Holy beard it nnd made light of iter despised il. 43. The Gosjm-1 of the grace of God Spirit hail written beforehand in the Old Testament every detail of the sufferings, always makes (x-uple want to hear more of death and resurrection of Christ, all of IL It is never old or unattractive, Lt is which was literally fulfilled even to the ■ God’s own good news for tbe soul at man casting lota upon His vesture and His and finds a response in tbe,heart. It mak»-<i people forget the inclemency of the. wcatli- \ Is-ing bnried in the tncnb ot a rich man. an. "But God raised Him from thedcad.”^ er and the weariness of th" Ixdy and Gal has sworn to David concerning his brings them together to hear more. 43. “Continue iu tbe grace of God." This seed that He would establish the throne of bls kingdom for ever (1! Sain. viLdS, 13). is a summary of the advice of the apustle» Isaiah also bad said that theteVGndnrfu! to thu new converts, and it is the !>•»: p;nCounselor should hare His kingdom es­ sible advice for every believer. It -cis tablished upon the ihrono of David for­ aside all thought.) of our own guoduenAt ever (Isa. lx, fl, 7). But this implied nn imd keeps ns humble nnd grateful at tiiS^ immortal man;, a man because he would feet of Jesus. 8oe Rom. Hi. 34; v. 2: Eph be David’s seed, immortal bocuuso he Ii. 8; I Tim. i, 14; I Cor. xv, 10. would reign forever. There is still burning in India a wi nd 31. The witnusaes to His resurrection were very many, not l«»w than 500, and He tiro that was lighted by the Patseestwelve was seen ten times nt least during a period centuries ago. The fire Is fed with sandal of forty days, and was always speaking of and other fragrant woods, and .is repk-uthis kingdom, the kingdom to bertetored Irhcd five times a day. to Israel nt. bln coming again in glory (1 The summer girl nowdcciaree her inten­ Cor. xv, fl; Acts I. X 6; Hi. 21). tion of filling her sofa pillows with freshly 32. "We declare unto you glad* tidings.” gathered hops, instead uf the i^iorous pine The Gospel is always glailAidings, whether It l>e the (knpel of the grace of God or the needles, as heretofore. The hop pillows delightfully fragrant and arc said to Gospel of the glory of God (Aeta xx. 34; I are exercise wonderful |X)wers over the gent lo 1 Tim. L IL R. V.). and when received it who te supposed to kni’ tip the Invariably makes glnd those who receive .‘ goddess sleeve of care that we have been busily !L It is a high tumor to be privileged to i raveling all day long. The victim of in­ declare these glad tidings, and yet this i somnia will do well to try a hop pillow, honor i* freely conferred upon every be­ | aided and abetted by a cup of warm hop liever (Acta viii, 1, 4; Rev. xxii, 17). 33. The New Testament opens with tbe tea just before retiring. The chances arc 1 that his tangled nerves will straighten Ktatement that It te about J reus Christ, the son of David the son of Abraham, 1m- themselves out, and ho will sleep like a * ing that all that was promised to l>oth seraph. At any rate ho will not feel de­ vid and Abraham will be made good to pressed and miserable in rite morning, aa and in Jesus Christ. All the promises of he surely will if be tamper with powerful dnigs in order to produce sleep.—Nev? MISSIONARY SERMON. K What is . ------------------------------------- Castor i A ' -- • . ' Wv Wfi Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for InBints and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castorla destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castorla prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castorla relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castorla assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Castoria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Pastoria. Pastoria. "CMfltta te on excellent medidne for chil­ dren. Mothes have repeatedly taldmaaC ite good effect upon their children." D*. G. a. Owoon, Lowell, Mam. “ Castorin la so wel1 ed«pted to chfl Ire n tha t I reoocoxnend it aamperlor to any prescription known to me." H. A. Aacitxa, M. D., ill So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y. " OMterte to the beet remedy for children of which I am acquainted. 1 hope the day to not far dietant when nothea wOlcoadder the real interest of thelr children, and usso CaatariA In­ stead of the various quack Doetrwns which are destroying their lord ones, by forcing cpium. morphine, eootldng syrup and other hurtful agonta down thtor throata, thereby tending them to premature gravea." Da.J.r.Xmanu«, " Our phyxicl&xui in tho children's depart­ ment hava spoken highly of their expert' cnce In their outside practice with Caste.-u and although wo only bare among our medical supplies what to known as regular prodneta, yat wo are free to confess that the merits of Castorla lias woo us to look with favor upon it." Uxrnm HosnrAt awd DiBrnraaxv. Borton, Mass. Coaway, Ark. Atuot C Sxrra, PTCe., TW Outau OMfra,, <n Murv Stent, Hnr Tnk City. �Hastings Banner, latStSft to’IUtlon perSONALMEMTIOM. Up tte71Ure„.^;„ll‘to Thursday, November 17, 189a. klreu ‘ ^^Ber. Wit CutpteU Tu |n SunHeld lut half way in love. I think xny love Ilka this is— tomKite SSS?" *£?£• J“ V^rnWeUeua bom. j™, to Ite of zinc soldered around the barrel or if it b not convenient to do thte. . L*2 •bfSrMtedv"7’ °‘ S’""’ 5 * imn -wyl .L.h.1 ,,c‘”ccb the in* zinc Sher O3t,dand »Hon tho of Mtber metal, and as long as the zine re­ mln. In eonuci wiu, th. t e » Icttot m.t wiu ippur on rllhrr X Imide or oouldo ot th. barrel. “ DISORDERS, as Sick Headache, Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion, «. Constipation, Liver Complaint, and Female Ailments. Such ! ; ; ; : ; Ccrendvithalnstelsss A Sshbls Onttag.; “Seeing is .Believing." I HE8E words mean much but to see the stock of musical goixls, consisting of everything kept in a large . usic store, including pianos and organs, impresses the truth more forcible. You find the very best Violin, Guitar and Banjo •rings. I have just received irgq stock of Music Books and fiolios from the Pub­ lishers. Prices are low and within I reach of all. Try them aud be convinced of the fact he bad been appointed postmaster some two years ago and where lie lived a few months before going to Washipgton and accepting the position in the pension de­ partment that he holds at present it seems that these parties warned Mr. VanNorsdall against registering and voting and told, him that they would have him arrested’if he did. lint Mr. VanNorsdali thought he was a qualified voter of this city.and registered on Saturday and voted in the second ward on Tuesday. He WITH hard claims that after having lived In Yankee »r cushion Springs he again, and before going to ires changed Washington, gained a residence in Eaton ol’neumatics Rapids. He was arrested after he cast his or from 830. vote and taken before Justice' Hosier and JO to 834.00. his examination was set for next Tuesday. B« s; r. pair shop in the State. Address, —Eaton Rapids Journal. KALAMAZOO CYCLE (XC 'Kalamazota Mich. I hereby tender my heartfelt thanks to the many kind friends who assisted mt* during the sickness and after the death of my wife. I feel especially indebted- to Mrs. Jas. Sisson for all that she has done. A. Jones. 3495 LOCAL NEWS. • C1KCUL4T1ON • Tins weijk, 88 quires. Hrrralter changes for advertisements n.u< ".icb tills office Tuesdays at latest to insure luseriion in the issue of the week when brongnL « 1 Allow; nn- through the press to most heartily thgnk you. regardless of party, for the heavy. majority that I received on Tuesday, Nov. 8tl|, having received the largest vote of any person on the ticket Yours respectfully, ------------------------ James II. McKEyn-r. COBB&HUNTER If I were sure of neither How wretched I should be! 118 W. MAIN ST., KALAMAZOO, -IdAC.Ca.ben. Dr. Weaver and C. D. Luak, of NashVlU®. were in ihe City Monday. * OUR COUNTY ^'*"1 to bteUtot in tte work .( “'“lOoi-r of > nllrond eu0( new Blde. »Im, In .pproubmit • point where II l, mMAtte p0tu„, “""‘1 *,to ,hl*‘1'. »> rfqnlred by llio atatute, olM«rr«w near by oo lb. MMdletUle y°ung men have organized a K«id!.I-bi11U club> of whlch Geo*"'< Cln are heeler is president. ™“ “,B •ntroondlnm that aouhdlnir a whlalle will render the learn unuiaunre- .k h» TemP,e of Fame is to be given by the Baptist Aid society of Middiawiiu 7 Middleville. "“‘"W" 'b' te«m and Friday evening. nun. Illa hl. duty to dealt! until the Mrs. H. R. Dickinson met with a severe dnnfer.polnt la pul. nr If u h ueceaury lo atop fte train; ,„d If he doea not. but nccldcnt last Friday evening, which has boedleaaly aouud, the whittle ud permit, kept her in the house ever since. She •team to recap.', eaoiluic the bone, to run was leaving her home to attend the conaway. Ite company la liable for the In­ cert, and as she was going down the steps juries inflicted. her feet slipped and she fell, striking her The patience and suavity of tho store back on one of the steps. The shock produced concussion of the spine and she was proprietor and clerk is well Illustrated in the following from an exchange: **lt Is a unconscious for over an hour. We are noble thing that merchants and clerks pleased to say. however, that she Is Improving and will probably feel no perma­ have the grace of patience. This new Idea nent ill effects of the accident—Nashville came to the writer the other day by ob­ serving a bevy of young ladies In a cer­ on his perennial tain store looking over the numerous kinds , W,2,.nLoveland of goods. They admired, compared and drunk Wednesday evening and improved pnp?d many articles, but did not purchase. the occasion by pounding hla wife and They finallv passed uut—probably to re­ mother. The noise of the fracas aroused peat the same thing in other stores—as the neighbors and Deputy Sheriff W. G. they went home void of the burden of Brooks was summoned. He stopped the packages. The merchant bowed and row in mighty short order, but the wife smiled upon them as tfcey passed out the begged so bard for her brute of a husband door as though they had made a fifty dol­ that he was not arrested.—Nashville lar purchase. Store keepers need to be as good as preachers In order to avoid be­ ./The Freeport Herald advocates the di­ coming perplexed.” vision of Irviqg township for voting pur­ Quite;a sensation was sprung on Tues­ poses. It would accomodate Freeport all right enough. day in the arrest of E. E. VanNorsdali for illegal registering and voting, on the com­ The voters of Thornapple appear to plaint of Senator Miller. It seems that have adopted the Sun’s advice to stand fiy Mr. VanNorsdali came here last week Middleville. M. F. Jordan bad 200 plural­ from Washington aud being a republican. ity on the fusion ticket and .James il. McInterested democrats looked into his case Ke.vltt 250 on the republican. aud found him. as they believed, uot en­ The Woodland “corporation busters”ap titled to vote here. They claim that his pear to have quieted duwu. last residence was Yankee Springs, where JOHN BESSMER, . *° °'“'1 -- — urWVQ— But Jana's ths winsoms fairy 'Vh<j lasghs my passions down Tasteless-Effectual.) ; BILIOUS and NERVOUS i! *« There were 340 straight tickets voted in Woodland.this year out ot 420 votes cast. NEIGHBORING COUNTIES Emmet .1. Brour, a young man 19 years of age. and whose parents live near Mar­ tin, is in great trouble at Kalamazoo. He deposited SIS with a bank and received u depositor's bank book showing that amount. Subsequently be raised this sum to SI,113. ami want around to different merchants giving his checks for purchase. These checks were soon found to be worthless and the officers nabbed . him. ' His only explanation is that he needed money and used this method of getting it. At a game of foot bail id Olivet last week between Olivet and Hillsdale colleges, a row occured at the end of the first inning. One man sustained injuries that necessi­ tated his being carried from the field. ----------- ----------------- Offer for inspection by the people of Hastings and vicinity the largest and most superb stock of by ^'rotate of aald county, commit dlffS..WLTHS holding culm* agxliut said estate, in which to UwSta “ ,or W'° WUI ®Wt On 301 d*?of January. A. D. 1M3. and on WedneadaT. the 3rd d*y nf May A. I) isno at r °®ce ot r the *. CbarioUe in said ewninend, claims. Crockery, Glassware, Lamps Silverware, [Plated and Solid,] Fine China, and Bric-a-brac Ever displayed in Southern Michigan.' We have simply outdone all former effort in getting the goods you want, and at PRICES that are not to be met by ANY ONE in Kalamazoo. AA ASTINGS \_zITY .DANK, n M L Hanging Lampe, $ 1.50 Hastings, - - Mich. Table Lamps, fancy, .70 ------CAFITA.L $75,000.00. Hanging Lamps, 30 prisms, 3.00 SURPLUS *8.000.00. Table Lamps, dec Bowl and Shade, .95 Dinner Seta, 112p’ces, >7.50, >8, $10, $11 up. Incorporated under tbe law* of the State ol .> Mlcb! gun. A fine dec Table Lamp, bowl and Shade to match, Pittsburg Burner, a Rare Open for bu*!ne**Dec.W.lM6. Bargain at 2.50 officers: Decorated 10 p’ce Chamber seta beauties D. G. Robinson, Preaident; Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. good size, ■ 2.00 D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. DtTJtctors: These are a few Samples of Good Things we offer. D. W. Reynold*, W. H. Powers, D. (4. Robinson, R. R. Messer. Haviland China, A D Coffees John Correth, Chester Messer. Dinner Seta, Chocolate cups and saucers. , P. T. Colgrove. Salad Sets 5 o’clock tea cups and saucers. Interest paldon U<nedepositsand p’uera) Chocolate Seta. Cake Plates, Banking Business Transacted. Tete-a-tete sets Salad Bowls, Ice Cream Sets, Sugars and Creame:s, Meat Sets Fruit Plates, Piano and Banquet Lamps in great variety. Onyx Tables, Tea Stands, Candelabra, and Art Pottery of all standard manufactures. Rich Cut Glass. Solid Wheat is low and flour Silver. should be the same. For a Our Art Room is now ready for inspection and is short time I will sell well worth a visit. You are-all invited. Gx^'w^ __ _____________ i___________ Commissioners, " ~ I_T . _ _________ T> LOOK i HERE White Rose Flour COBB & HUNTER, AT 100 Lbj. This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to be first grade. Live poultry wanted $1.90 Per 118 W. MAIN ST., KALAMAZOO. JOS. ROGERS. it Chas Brown who was recently killed by the Dalton gang in Coffeeville. Kas. when they raided the town, formerly lived In Wayland. There are no vacant houses in Rapids. Eaton * An .Ulegan county man has purchased n yacht and will take his family ’ to the World's fair In It nsxtyear. Hon. Charles E. Belknap, of Grand Rapids, proposed to have the official count before be gives up that he was elected to Congress from that district In the recent T iianksgifiiig dance al the Lake hon^ .election. He claims a plurality, while the : . i uippk lake. L. J’. Cole, proprietor. ✓AnnUa) meeting of the Barry County yusionists claim Richardson's election by 5 plurality. If the wdjkmen on the court house ore Pomona grange I’, of H. will meet with !.tv<>:c«f wi|h two more weeks of good Union grange al the home of Brother John, ' Dolly Foster, a member of the “Ole Olson” theatre company, retired Friday weather they will get nicely commenced., Dawson on Friday*.NiU-_2Mh._ ***' ’ MORNING SESSION. £Z2 night after the performance aud soon after on the roof.[ At ten o'clock the grange will open In was seized with a great tlilrsL A bottle There was an election held in the high the.fifth degree for tbe reading of the min­ stood on the window sill In her room and -.•'.(•<;j JnesHay and the result was a fore utes of previous meeting and report of -* she downed about two thirds of Its con­ runner of th.it which came a little later, a officers,. followed with the election of tents thinking that it was whiskey. The teavy democratic majority. doctor's stomach pump was al) that saved officers for the ensuing year. Dinner her life. The liquor contained poison. .ire in] reccipof an invitation to at- IX AFTERNOON SESSION. Some fiend set fire to the barn of Bon. ■' . . Thanksgiving ball, given by tbe After election of o ffi ce rtf grange will be C. C. Comstock on bls farm uear Grand Havti.akersl Running Team in the opera !. ai Nashville Thursday eve., Nov. opened In the fourth degree. Song by the Rapids Friday night. There were eleven grange. Address of welcome, Bro. John thoroughbred Jersey cows burned to Dawsun. Response, Bro. A. Luther, death. Lets ail turn in and boom the new opera master Of county grange. Quotations by N<> city in ihe state needs one alb Recitation. Mrs. Naomi Slawson. :>.ore than Hastings, and ihe opportunity Tbe sidooos thelr cause and effect, Bro. Tbe scene ot one of my father’ll stories •■t getting one on such favorable condi­ George Brainard, followed by every mem­ waa laid in a southern seaport town, where : ..ui may wit be presented again soon. ■ ber of the grange. There will also be a long ago a general aud an admiral were question box. from which questions of in­ neighbors. The general’s house was fronted An exchange truly says that the way to terest will be called out by the lecturer. by a grass plot, on which he claimed the ...ake tramps mind their ways Is to make right to pasture a cow. One day bis wife ■,*m mendlthe highways. If every tramp Lot every member be present complained that tbe supply of milk was George IL Dowseil l>a-,I to break stone for ills board he would falling short. The sentinel accounted for County Lecturer. x?n take hi some other calling., the deficiency by saying Hint the pjuiture had lately been much trodden dowmby the Tiic court room In tho new court house Thcjwoeful look of tho poor defeated re­ public. Thereupon the martial jlespot a .; occupy nearly all the west half of tbe •-Oi,il ilwir of the building, and will be publican is very frequently seen now-a- gave order, that no (human or other) ■ ry pleasant aud sightly. All of the days. but the everlasting yell of the jubi­ animal except tho cow should Ixi allowed on the grass plot, and added—men were :! • are large and the vaults which will lant democrats is hoard any time of day. • Most of the boys who returned home to not particular in those days—that if this . itn iltel records will be commodious. vote have returned to thelr duties, and rule waa infringed the sentinel ahould be We are in receipt of a communication stowlyi the boys, who hpve spent their time • :*-ui Assyria in regard to an item that re­ In the campaign, are filing in and filling Soon afterward the admiral’s wife, hav­ cently appeared in'an article in tbe Assyria the vafeant placMp ing a pressing engagement, took a short ••rt.■•pondence As no name was signed We have oTten wondered sincet last cut over the grass in disregard of the senti­ • '. could not be published. Names must Tuesday why Barry and Chis, yrerft home nel's repeated order to stand back. Com­ -tuned te communications, not necessa- to vote, for we find that the election in mon soldier.” said the offended lady, All I know fiy f >r publication but as a guarantee of • Barry county was not materially changed. “don’t you know who I axnl i-xl faith.] Last Monday night occurred the second is that you’re not tho general s cow. — number of the series of lectures. The Fortnightly Review. The farmer who'does not take proper Komeuya Concert company filling the -iic of bis stock, or bls farm implements ■tight not tii say much about tbe tariff or number, nnd undoubtedly the students of the university enjoyed a rare treat, as the ••A woman,” said the florist, “who never any other dqesttpn. 'rhe man who makes concert was composed principally of Selec­ has any money but what her father or hus­ ■ pitches regarding tbe tariff and lets his tions by the celebrated violinist, Edward band gives her is die hardest kind of cus­ mowing machine rust and rot In the field, tomer we have to deal with. For myself J has imt god hold of the biggest end of his Romenya. assisted by eminent nototets. One of tbe Hastings boys got so excited would rather nut have that troubles by n jugfull. that upon the appearance of K«men'». be evmewmrpl^. buck .womjo know Oie vnln« ol muncr nor lb. wdrtb ol All parents who take a proper Interest excleimed. "That to himself, Isn t IL] We tailed last week to mention the leeSb. pta a. in their children will sec to it that they are • hoot | The person who has no occn- tin Kl«" br Holl. OulK rt G. down to tbo lut P«TO. pa'.ion is cglled a tramp and there are all Dpon M» wl.brated tbnM, bhrtMJMri-. we accepted her offer, we would loeo on the i auditions (if shiftleesneas aud thriftless- Ii wns a masterly address and enjoyed by «!«.. Thia dose bargaining mustno.bo attributed to the woman’s shrewdness, but uess between the successful man and the ail. , Tho foot ball game last Saturday result­ Uainp. Parents should make school tbe business of their children and while in ed In two victories for U. of M. Ol»e *} that stage <if life teach them punctuality Toledo with University of Chicago, and and regularity lu thelr attendance. one at Detroit with the M. A. A. team. beUeva In cb« Jl»t docirin. of Tl,« «nd lit In tbe anxiety Saturday morning lo n With the building of the new court sene scats for the concert, the boys won­ live.* "—Brooklyn Standnrd-Lniou. house a system of sewerage will have to dered if they had forgot how to rush.. « e br put in.; We would like to see the snthink they had not as wmo of otr Has­ IKirvisofs and the city council come to tings boys were sent to the wall or head It 1, difficult to tb« telawd clubnuut to some fair ’understanding that would in­ „ wall., tli.t tbo Uj.crlcg ti-m.le —bo sure a good system for the city, and at the long to the gutter. IT Goy _ I^tiuatthotewlotlteatutalattettaikl Louis Goodyear; " 'atne' time would benefit tbe county build­ Lampman aud Ollie spend i. VanHorn will aoond . . W;1Q OQCe f.lntod lo hla oral al ings. With our system of water works tbe Thanksgiving festivities with thelr Ite sight ot a moo«.-Sxchatige. uothing would add more to (he healthful­ friends. ness of the city than good sewers. S Sr^oir NEW SNOW IH TOW We are not a traveling show or anythi to show people a full line of of that sort, but we are prepared Boots,: Shoes: and : Furnishings At prices that cauuot be duplicated by any dealer in Hastings. Our goods are strictly FIRST CLASS and we will guarantee them to be as good, and most of them better, than anything ol the same price outlie market. We have a full line of Felt Boots, Felt Socks and Rubber Overs Of every description. Boston Rubber Shoe Co. or Candee Bubber Boots only $2.25. Snag Proof at $3.00. Nice line of Over-shirts just received. Underwear of every kind, ip large, medium or small sizes, and at prices ranging from 25c. per suit up. See our fine Gent’s Shoes. The finest thing in shoes at $4.25. Other dealers will ask you $0.00 for the same shoe. We are always pleased to show our goods and can guarantee- satisfaction. Yours Truly, O?^ H. OSBORN, Mgi South Side, East End Main St. �CASTE IN THE NAVY.' A RESTORATION BEAU.' ALWAYS SMOKE HO SEAMAN IN OUR NAVY CAN OB TAIN A COMMISSION. Peoples DRUG STORE imbittott* Noone who bos not been through the Annapolis Naval academy la eligible to beeome a commbaloDed officer of the United States. A sailor may have learning, brav­ ery and ammanahip, each in the highest degree, but be can never command a ship n be anything higher than a warrant offiter. When he haa risen to that position tbe limit has been reached. It has not al­ ways been so. In past times men in a few After the war a provision waa made by congress for selecting the brightest of the apprentice boys on board the training ■hips and sending them to the academy. But this practice waa discontinued. The opinions on,this subject of some sail­ ors, marines, warrant officers and commis­ sioned officers were collected by a World reThe captain of tbe receiving ship Ver­ mont, who has more opportunities of ob­ serving the sailor than any man in the country, was indicated at the navy yard as the man best qualified to speak upon the *T believe in the abstract principle that .men should rise,” he said. “If they could pass a rigid examination they should have the same chance for a commission as in the army. It would be a good idea to send the best of the men to the academy for two years to make them conversant with the theoretical details of the profession. Of course only those who had had some practical experience at sea and were studi­ ous should be taken. The naval profes­ sion is • more technical than the military, so the examination for a seaman in the navy about to become an officer should be more rigid than in the same case for a pri­ vate in the army. "The modern man-of-war is so compli­ cated that it would be hard for a man to gain the requisite knowledge without as­ sistance. It would encourage men and make a better class enlist If they saw a commi.otion ahead of them. In the marine corps promotion should be aa free as in the army. Nothing but a lack of technical knowledge should be a liar. The best ap­ prentices and men should have a chance. The trouble is that no provision is made for such a thing. A limited number of bright fellows should be selected from the ranks and sent to the academy. Such a course would be more in consonance With * American Institutions. There is no earth­ ly objection to it In my mind. It would benefit the service and bring first class men in.” j A lieutenant of marines said that tho marines ah) too old in most cases to learn. They could not acquire sufficient knowl­ edge. If they are able, however, they should have the chance. Hear Admiral Walker, the commandant of the north Atlantic squadron, said: “A man who (hows himself competent should be encouraged. Not many could do so. Au officer nowadays has to have a great amount of technical knowledge. There would be so many obstacles to getting a commission that few men would go In for one? There are so many chances for bright men in pri­ vate life in this country that few good men would be tempted to come. It probably would not l>e good policy, since men would co.me into the service for the sole purpose of getting a commission. Having failed, they would be discontented and move heaven aud earth to-get out. The marines of course should have the same chance as in the army. "When the best apprentices were ap­ pointed to the naval academy sons of offi­ cers and sains of gentlemen would enlist. - When they did not get a chance they pulled all sorts of wires and kept all their political influence at work trying to be discharged. The consfipieneo was that the apprentice ships were iu a bad state. Instead of try­ ing to turn out seamen, the whole service was subordinated to sending ten cadets n year to the academy. The conse«iuence was that the ships did not turn out good men." These are tbe opinions of tho officers. Tbe men unanimously disapproved of the present system. “The best men would stay In the navy if there were any chance to rise," said one sailor. “As It Is, they leave at the first op­ portunity, both for this reason and because they are <1 isgusted with tbe prevailing sys­ tem of caste.” “There is;no reason why men should not make good officers,” another said. "The commissioned officers have no idea of practical seamanship. This is the reason the ships are always getting aground and Into all kinds of scrapes; An officer goesto sea for three years anil then stays on shore for from three to six yean. Suppos­ ing a doctor or a lawyer were to practice his profession for three years and then do something else for six years, would he be competent’ They should be at sea four years out ot five.” When thib man Was asked whether, if ho had it chance to get a commission, he thought that he could get enough theo­ retical knowledge to pass an examination, . he said that he bad graduated from school secoi-1 ir his class. Below him was one who is now a professor of Greek at Har­ vard. He mid that there are numbers in the navy like hhri, who after a short period of study which they could do in their leisure time could pass a rigid theo­ retical examination, and In practical sea­ manship would stand bead and shoulders ■above the present officers. This man did not drink, waa an able sea­ man and has been iu tbe service for eight years, lie hud attained the high rank of coxswain, with thirty dollars a month pay. “As to tho statement that we could not learn enough, there was an apprentice on the ship 0 whom the navigator kiudly offered to teach the science of navigation. Tn a short time the officer $uid, ‘Here, I can’t teach you any more; you know more about it than I do.’ Of course this appren­ tice left and entered the merchant aervTfcc marines told the same story, and said they might nt least to have the same chance as pyivaUa in the army, which In xivt ranch. ■ • A. gunner questioned said: “Warrant officers with n short study of navigation would be competent to command a ship. A gunner not only has to have tbe most thorough scientific and practical knowl­ edge of gunnery aud guns, but he baa also to be a thorough, practical seaman. Seven years ago au act was brought forward that a warrant officer after a numbet of years’ service should rank with a junior lieuten­ ant, bat it <Hd not quite get through. “If the best ot the younger seaxneu were dn his dreeing table, the curious visitor might have noticed some little volumes of j.uatcry verse, a canister cf Lisbon or Spanlah snuff, a smelling bottle and per­ hap* a few fashionable trinkets. As soon aa he deemed proper the beau arose, and with incredible difficulty pro­ ceeded to put on all hla pharma; to per­ fume hia garments; to soak his hands in washes for the sake of producing whiteness and delicacy; to tinge hla cheeks with carminative in order to give them that gentle blush which nature had denied and dimples; to dip his pocket handker­ chief in rose water, and to powder his linen so as to banish from it the smell of soap; to consume a quarter of an hour in the attempt to fasten his cravat; so long again in the endeavor to adjust his wig and to “cock” his hat; as long again in- tho con­ templation of his charms in the looking glass, and as long again in the practice of such smiles as would display to the best advantage tho ivory whiteness of his teeth —these were the processes through which he who desired to figure os a beau of the first magnitude waa compelled in that age topass. The character of the beau, so far aa hia outward and personal appearance was con­ cerned, was now complete; nnd as in those days" fashionable gentlemen used thelr legs to a much leas extent than they do nov/^ our Imaginary beau would hare directed his valet to order a sedan chair without delay. Into this he stepped and wbs borne to tbe fashionable haunt—to the mall in St. James park, or perhaps to the more ceremonious parade in Hyde park, where, like a butterfly, he delighted to flutter in the train of some -frail and jilt­ ing beauty, who gloried in nothing so much iui “an equipage of fools,” and who S perfectly willing for the nonce to furhim with an excuse for toasting her in a tavern at night.—Gentleman’s Mag­ azine. ‘ While traveling tn the north of Sweden I bought a beautiful dog. When first I be­ came his master he was most oarage, and the difficulties I had in bringing him home would fill a volume. After being domi­ ciled some time in my country place hia temper became more civilized, but he was still very cross. to strangers, and even I could not take liberties with him. He had the range of the house, and his favorite place was in my wife’s boudoir. My last child was then hardly out of babyhood—in the semicrawllng, toddling stage. She was always brought down to the boudoir every evening at 5. One evenly the dog was as usual on the rug in front of the fire, the child being seated in another part of the room. A sudden cry from my wife made me look up, and I saw to my horror tha child had crawled clone up to the dog. One glance showed me there was no time to Interfere, as by doing so tbe dog might bite. By tho time the baby had got up to tho dog he was pulling-his ears and had one of its little arms right in his mouth. All the dog did was to tick tbe little one’s face and permit it to tug away at its pleasure, .-•dmost the first word that child learned was the name of the dog, which was Flink. From that day the dog was a dally vis­ itor in the nureery, and never let the chil­ dren go but without his escort, and it is needless to say that no stranger was per xnittedtp come near them. Though FLink liked the other children he was always de­ voted specially to the baby.—Henry A. Herbert in Baby. Deacon Sharp, who Ilves in the Buckeye valley, has/ never married. He made the attempconce, but his humility and piety worked'ngainst him. He was the same long, solemn vistged chap then that he is now, with what is known os a “gift of prayer.” In season and out of season he was ready at any moment to flop down on his knees aud tell all ho knew of spiritual grace. There were those who said he liked lo hear himself talk. On this occasion he asked Jenny Price to fie his partner for life, and Jenny, who was a prim little school teacher, consented. Then the deacon flopped. He began in his usual strain by invoking forgiveness for his Bins. He was everything that wm vile, and as be enumerated the crimes laid down in his own imagination Jenny began to fidget. At last she touched the deacon on the shoulder. "You needn't pray any more on my ac­ count,” she said. *1 wouldn’t think of marrying such a wicked sinner. If you are only half as box! us you say you are, I wouldn’t have you. I hope you will repent before it Is too late.” ■ And she left the astonished deacon to his own reflections upon matrimony and grace. —New York Advertiser. Our minister was learned and warm hearted, but somewhat erratic and absent­ minded. He had a pony that hod a great aversion to donkeyn, nnd it was with much difficulty that it could be got to pass oue of those animals ou the road. One day when riding to Foafar he met hear Quilkiean itinerant earthen ware mer­ chant whose BtodtJn triidt was drawn by a donkey.--The pony reared Mid backed, and wax duly got post after a great strug­ gle. The minister, at the turn of the road u little farther on and before his mind wns quite composed, met the provost of Foafar. “A fine day, provoat,” said the minister. “Yes, fine day, Mr. Allan,” replied the provost. "Do you think, provost. Pm likely to meet any more awe* on thia road’” , The provost used strong language In re­ ply, though there waa no cause for it.— Yankee Blade. A Dangerous Descent. A Swede—Alexander Gustavson—who Is employed at the acid towers by the Manu­ facturing Investment company of Mudi. son, had a somewhat startling experience one day 'recently. He stepped-upon the elevator, and no sooner wan he ou it than it gave way and started down with a rush, carrying him with it. He attempted to jump off,: but was thrown back nnd went down with the elevator to the fourth floor, where it stopped seventy feet below whfcre he stepped upon it. He waa badly* shaken up, and hia cheek and nose were cut, re­ quiring seven stitches to close the wounds. —Bangor (Me.) Commercial. Merritt—Does yqUr wife always run to ;>• door aud welcotoe you with a kiss? all day and hasn’t the din- WINTER GOODS SCHOOL HOOKS. boration beau waa something like this: From about 10 till 12 he received visitors in largest complete of new and sec­ TondHEstock hand School Books THE BEST and everything needed in the school room in Barry County. In The Market It Acknowledges no Superior. J. MILLARD, HASTINGS, MICH. DRUGGIST and book­ seller. and the originator and promoter of LOW prices for Drugs, Books and School Supplies. 2nd Hand Books wanted. 25 YEARS School SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that Now is the time to buy second-hand school books. _ My Who stock is complete, would buy a new book when you can get a second-hand one almost as as good as new at about half price. Old books taken in exchange or cash paid for same. I have every­ thing you need in the school room. Remember the place-, the old wooden building next to the City Bank. Fred L. Heath, THE bRUGQIST, line of slippers. Remember your ticket Ul. 5. Goodyem Websters Dictionary 5c. Ira and Second-Hand I can fit you out for cold weather in great style with Men’s, youths’ and boys’ Hastings wool boots. . Mishawaka all knit boots. Socks for men, youths, or boys. Rubbers of all kinds. Ladies overgaiters, felt and beaver shoes. Women’s, Misses and children’s rubber boots. Ladies’ arctics. Full SPOONS' AND FORKS Are warranted to last. Also remember you get a Present—“Good Form,” of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jewerystore Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. m GOODS OUR dress flannels, shawls and bed blankets are especially fine this season. BOOTS and SHOES A lull line of WOOL BOOTS and RUBBERS. a Goods in this department always fresh and clean. - ■ Can sell you dishes to set your table in a neat and attractive style. for cold feet, if you buy your winter footwear of Yours truly, F. Q. STOWELL N. B.—Repairing done by J. C. Woodruff. IT’S A “JIM DANDY,” The stock of lumber and shingles lately purchased by Bentley, Tomlinson & Rider. At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and studThe latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. . Cl Their No. 2 shingles are ‘just too sweet for anything.” L. E. STA UFFER H/15TINQ5 BANNER ------ AND- N. Y. TRIBUNE The two papers for $1.10 per year. COOK BKO OUR SUBJECT Leads us to speak of strikes. Now there a good many kinds of strikes. This picture is a striking strike. There is a ‘‘never strike your dad,” “strike till thelastdarnedfoe expires” and “strike while the iron is hot,” and that is _ what we want you to do. Our assortment is complete. Buy now while you have your choice. We never had so much to select front Be sure and call before you buy. CROCKERY, LAMPS, GLASS' WARE, CHINA, ETC. AndAon’t forget we have the best stock of GROCERIES ii town. Don’t be misled tut come and be convinced. Yours. nzins & V/IH ARHAN E HAVE just received and opened up our first invoices of new fall dress goods. To say that we are pleased with them would not describe it. And our friends who have seen them are also satisfied. They are the cheapest and best line we ever offered. You will say so when you see them. W FROM 12 1*2 CENTS QP ' We call special attention to a line that cannot fail to please you, and goods that have proven very at­ tractive to all who have seen them. We refer to the We are now showing our first invoice of titles goods. Come in and see them- at RUSSELL’S. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-11-24.pdf f474cca7e70de9acdda7551cccf4fd15 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. Hastings VOL. XXXVII. NO. 30 Banner. HASTINGS. MICH.. NOVEMBER 24, 1892. Hastings Banner, Published Thursdays by COOK. BT2.OS.. Hisrutss. men. COUNTY NEWS. Preventive.of the Grip Hood', ganaSif.L . Kro*n. ,nt?.Kra»» favor. It forti­ fies the »j stem and purifies Ute blood. Wood - Mr. and Mrs. Camptell, of Ross, visited at Ira Hart's Sunday--Jane Chandller is again on the sick list—We art) glad to hear that Mrs. John Kahler !■ much better— W. N. Payne and wife visited their daugh­ ter Sunday—Effie Chandller has returned from Richland where she has been work­ ing—Mrs. L. Reed, of Kalamazoo, is visi­ ting at Leroy bhrontz—Mr. and Mrs. Chadderdon Sunday cd at Mr. Polly's, of Cedar Creek—Mrs. Jennie Hocum, of Prairie­ ville. called on Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Thursday—Gid Wilkinson went to Otsego Monday—School began Monday with Floy Williams ns teacher—Nora Martin, of Hastings, is visiting Lottie Payne—E. Clark w>is on our streets Monday buying Chickens—Eddie Benedict Is now staying at Mr. French's of Baltimore. - Coal - Heaters. Ira V2n Vilkenburgh. Wood - and - Coal - Cooks. ' era no cxm imj'.ti ■ m umumc non $10-00 to >75.oow A air mm net tiim mar $ t cmjnrrw * /I P0INTER^=----- what you are .looking for. That's what we’re here THATfS to (jive you. Speaking of y What can please a friend or relative better than to stop that headache or blurr before the eyes when reading, and extend and preserve that much'needed good vision. If you wish to do a noble good act, just have those eyes prop­ erly examined by one who makes eye study a business. 1'or there are stoves and stoves—and by the way it is a Dr. Lowry has a large stock timely subject—we desire to rertarje than whetr^ou want ot the best quality and great­ one. est variety of styles of eye­ glasses and spectacles on hand and is always glad to do his best for his patrons. Dr. Low­ ry giveshisown personal atten­ tion to all cases and will not trust any agent or deputies. ■ ' ■ I ' I '*■ ' < >•-k stove or heater, go~where they are at GOODYEAR BROS. # When in GRAND RAPIDS atop>at STOVES and STOVES, COAL OK WOOD -TOE KENTopposite UNION DEPOT. Peninsular Stoves and Ranges T he recognized leaders. makes. Others and good Coal and wood cost money. A ou can save money by buying a stove that saves fuel. We have them and will be glad to show them. Call in. GOODYEAR BROS. ■ ' ■ . i c ■ Free Baggage Transfer. New House S t cam Brat a»d Electric Beils. Booms50 up. BEACH A BOOTH. To consumers of kerosene oil in Has­ tings and Barry Co: We have established an agency at Hastings for the sale of Snow Drop oil, which for .laminating pur­ poses has no equal. Being a product of Pennsylvania crude and !55 degrees fire test makes It perfectly safe. It produces a clear and white light and free of odor, nor does It cause any deposit on chimney which Is so common with cheap and low teat Ohio oil. Since July 1, 1891. Michi­ gan allows The use of 120 degrees fire test oil which permits the the sale of kerosene made from Ohio crude and possesses a larger percentage of sulphur and after ex­ tracting sufficient naptha (explosive part) to raise the fire test to 15p degrees or more It becomes useless, so far as producing light is concerned but at a low test will burn fairly well, still producing a very disagreeable ordor while burning and load­ ing the chimney with a greasy substance. Give Snow Drop oil a trial, the cost is but little different than what you pay for the cheap goods you are using and the satisfac­ tion you will get In light will more than compensate, saying nothing of additional safety. For sale by S. E. Philips, H. LNewton and Cook A Cook. -<A. D. Matxabd, Wholesale Ag. Hastings. Mich. Largest Circulation ef any paper in the County. WHOLE NO. 1054 C. Moreau bought his household furniture of C. B. Robinson our furniture dealer. That Is right buy goods at home If you want the-business to stay In town—John DePriexter has been suffering with ery­ sipelas—Mrs. Silcox, of Fall River, Dako­ ta, has come to spend the winter with her sister, Mri. Hl Chase, bringing with her many beautiful specimens from the Bad Lands and different localities—T. J. Kelley and W. Nichols have gone to Howard City on a visit-—John Nlchohu^f Howard City, is visiting friends In town this week— Mrs- J. Williams and daughter went to town last Friday to do some trading, I should judge by the bundles they brought home with them—Dr. Hyde was called to ' see Mra. O. Barrett Sunday evening. Thomas Tasker losta valuable colt from iock|aw last week—Clara Leonard visited relatives at Pennfield last week—Dr. Pow­ ers has built a new bam—Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shepard attended the NyeBlrd wedding at Johnstown—School will commence Monday st the Center—The social at Garrison Moore's Saturday even­ ing was a fine affair. The bouse waa crowded. There will be another social at L. E. Hinchman's two weeks from Satur­ day night The feature of the evening will be a museum and ten cents will be the charge to sea it—Mrs. C. W. Tompkins vis­ ited at Bellevue last week—One of our strong republicans here intended to have a fine hunting dog with the money he won on election, but—fie did not get the dog— A Thanksgiving ball at the hotel Thurs­ day evening—Will Seger and family hate C. J. Schmelcher and Miss Mary Riegler returned from Joppa, and he baa gone to were in Ada last Saturday and Sunday blacksmithing at the old stand. J. Radford the former’s uncle. John Schmidt—Mias having returned to his homo at Nashville. Sarah Steckel spent Saturday night and Quimby. Sunday with Miss Ella Riegler—Miss S. J. Bldelman Is visiting friends in Mamie Moulton of Irving spent the Sab­ bath with her parents west of town. She Ionia county thia week—Will Ciateleln was accompanied by Miss Amanda Poff— and Mark Wilkins spent Sunday with Mrs. J. Cheesebrough returned from her Nashville friends—D. McDonald and fami­ visit at McCord’s lost week accompanied ly are now residents of this place—Rpr. by her daughter. Mrs. J. W. Reuter- Martin dellvered.one of his excellent'"ser­ John Miller and Miss Jesse Coon were mons at thia place Sunday—Mrs. Abblo united In marriage at the home of the Miller, of Lake City, is the guest of 'Miss bride In Campbell last Sunday. The happy Minnie Bldelman—The choral union Ms couple left Immediately for tbclr future still struggling on. Wish Prof. Taylor home in Ithaca, and Freeport boys are would give us a call sorpe Thursday even­ wrathy liecauae they did not get any ing. cigars—Fred Honk returned from his northern hunting excursion last Thursday. Church and Society. > He reports the party as having killed two There will be a social at the home ot deer, Messrs. C. A. Curtis and IL Fish Eber Lake next wook Tuesday evening . being the lucky nimrods—Died at his Nov. 2901, the proceeds to pay janitor. " home In Bowne. Mr. Helrlgle sr. Aged 70 Everybody please come and have a good ' rears. social time. Mr. L. Clark and wife, of Delton, call­ ed on friends here last week—Myron Killmer. of Duncon lake, spent a few days last week with A. Stocking hunting rab­ bits. Myron says It beat any time he ever went hunting. He killed two rabbits in one shot— Artie you must be more care­ ful who you are with if you don t want to treat—They say marriage was a ’failure. If It is not those of Hastings township that The H. C. T. Club will meet with Mrs. attended one at St. Joseph last week failed Bailey next Monday evening Nov. 28, pt to get home with the same rig they started A Miss Chaplin, ot Eaton Rapids, was with, we think by the looks of their baggy the guest of Ella Smith the fore part of " o’clock p. m. fast time, with the follownear Yankee Springs last Sunday morning. the week—Chas Wnlrath was at Hastings lug program: Answer to roll call by quotations—News Tuesday—Mrs. II. L. Holden started for Items. Johnattrwn. her home at Shelby Tuesday—A terrible Reading. Mias Julia Slattery. School began In district No. 1 on Tues­ thing happened just north of town Satur­ Recitation, Miss Eva Ryan. day, the 15th, with Myrtle B. Coleman as day morning. Lee Kocher a boy about 13 Essay. Miss Eva Rleley. teacher. Myrtle has met with success In years old, the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Music, under the direction ot Miss past terms and we predict the same only Joel Kocher, on Friday did something in Grace Pflug. in larger measure for the term just enter­ school for which be was punished. His ed upoh—Roy Howe, who taught the fill The society connected with Emmanuel father learning that he had been punished term in district No. 8, began tlie winter at school gave him a whipping at home. The church will bo entertained Thursday, Dec. term of (our months in the same place on next morning (Saturday) Iteo took hta 1st by Mesdamcs Ed. Powers, W. II. Pow­ Muinlay la^t. A good teacher—S. S. Fisk gun saying to his mother tiiat he guessed ers, J. W. Bentley. P. T. Colgrove, K. < has returned home to stay—Mrs. Lydia he would go and shoot a rabbit. Later in Silsbee, F. Barnes, M. Walfiorff and Mr. Phiuesy is about to leave the farm in the the morning Mrs. Kocher had occassion to i Messer, and the Misses Mary Roberts and Teller district and remove to Clare Co., go to the barn and on reaching there Effie Ellis. Supper at society rooms from this state. Her health and that of tier found the door locked on the inside and five until seven. ■ daughter Nellie lias t»eeu very poor of late thinking something was wrong forced her The regular meeting of the home mis­ and has proven a great discouragement— way in and on looking around saw Lee sionary society will be held at the church Lena Morey, of Battle Creek, has been vis­ lying on the scaffolding. She called to iting at Fisk's and Parmelee’s—Thomas him but received no answer, and ran from parlors Wednesday, Nov. 30. A good at­ Kennedy has removed to Bedford and will the barn calling for help. Mr. John Fumiss tendance Is desired. manage the cleaver, while John Pilgrim was just passing on his way to his farm The pastor will preach on “Thanksgiv­ occupies his farm for a while—Henry and stopped to see what was the matter ing" next Sunday evening lu the Presbyter­ Budd has been building an addition to his and do what he could. Going to the born ion church. barn. ’ he found the boy dead. He had whittled The mission baud nt 3:15 Sunday next a stick to fit the trigger of his gun. and at the Presbyterian church. < sitting down placed the barrel to his heart The C. L. S. C. will meet wltii^Mrs. Miss Carrie Reid closed Milo school last and operated the gun with his foot causing week Friday for one week. During vaca­ Instant death. The funeral was held Daniel Striker Saturday evening with the tion the school officers will put down a Monday at the Congregational church. following program: new floor and patent seats and repaint— Rev. Holler officiating. Quotations on election or solon day. Mrs. B. W. Johnson and Mrs. W. C. Grecian history, chapter 8, Mrs. Norman Towne, topk in Kalamazoo last week— Bailey. Ladle« aid society met at Mrs. W. C. United states and foreign powers, chap­ Sunday is getting to be a great ■porting Towne's the past week—Our merchant. day in our town. Hunters look forward ter 13, Mrs. Z. B. Hoyt. George Mo&lifr, has traded his stock of Questions In Chatauquan, Miss Belle with great anxiety for the day. They are goods to a Mr. Grow, of Battle Creek, for too numerous to mention. All day long Lampman. a farm—Very little wheal coming to mar­ The miller and hie mill. Mrs. Geer. we hear the report of guns. We think ket. Looking for one dollar after the 4th Critic, Mrs. Henry Bailey. there should be some means obtained to of Marph, 1893. And that reminds me. nave tie day more {peaceable, and for them what has become of John's poultry? Bet­ to select'some other day for sport--Geo. Household Helps. ter get a pure breed and start In fresh—A. Wiburj i« very poorly at this writing—J. Heat, skim and seal up! fruit juices in C. Towne and F. A. Blackman are In at­ Boyd is able to be out agalnAofter his re­ tendance as jurors at Grand Rapids in (he cent illness—Evie Smith is expected home bottles without sweetening and keep for summer drink. U. S. onurt. from Grand Rapids this week, to visit rtfiaSta’rch the tablecloths slightly: It will t :'.'•••> u few days—D. C. Warner has com­ Woodland. menced his winter term of school in the give them a new look, and besides they We could not ask for belter full weather I^tharn district—Wm. Manning is quite will keep clean much longer. —Many of our fanners are fall plowing— poorly at tills writing—Mrs. Geo. Wilson It Is said that the unpkbsant smell qf C. S. Palmerton and L. C. Felghner were recently fell heir to two thousand dollars at the county hub on Munday—Mrs. N. —Mrs. Joshua Hall weut last week to ad­ newly-painted wood work may be lessened Grant who broke her leg some time since. minister to the wants of her sick sister by setting pails of fresh water about the Is in a critical condition—Mra. Layfayette in Ohio—C. Warner and J. Herrington rooms. Parrot Ils still very sick—It Is reported that have taken the job to cut two hundred A quantity of stock articles In the several' boys broke In to the school house a cords of wood for Geo. Bryant. They few] dayo ago—The teacher’s meeting on have put up a shanty in the woods, and kitchen should be prepared at one time. Monday was a pleauant affair—Mrs. U. will do their own cooking and have a jolly Dry beans may be picked over, potatoes Rowlader Ison the sick list—The Sheriff time—Nat Clemens was quite sick last washed, raisins seeded, etc. was In bur village on Saturday lubpoenhig week, but is better at this writing—Thom­ To clean marble: Take a little soft soap witnesses tor the case of the people vs. as McGrath. Sr., is veij sick at this writ­ and pumice stone on a flannel. Rub It all Jerial Wood—Bev. Lash preached at the ing—E. Herrington & Co. are expected over the surface then wash It off. wipe dry, German Methodist church Ia*t Sunday— home this week from their hunting expe­ and rub it with a clean cloth. But If the We Noticed in the Woodland News of Inst dition up north—Richard McPee’k .has marble Is spotted stud it to be repolished. week that one of the Woodland teachers been adjudged insane and was taken to choked a pupil till lie was blaek in the Kaliunuzoo Tuesday evening of tills ’ week. Mint sauce Is nice to serve with roast face! and Ids nose bled and then poured lamb. Take a bunch of green mint, and water down his back to stop the tlow of creasy. chop It very fine with a knife. Add a tea­ clarcL We wish to say that the party cup of fine brown sugar, and a teacup of School commences to-day with Mies Hat­ who donated that piece of sensational tie Case as teacher—The wheat is looking vinegar. Stir this up. and send it to the newH told a big fish story as nothing of very poorly in this part of the country this table in a sauce boat. the kind eVer occurred—The <Jdd Fellows fall—Mr. Eli Firth lias returned from A piece of beef weighing 10 pounds re­ of this place will have an oyster supper Grand Rapids, where helms spent several Thanksgiving evening—F. P. Palmerton weeks with liis daughter, Mrs. McDonald. quires two hours to roast Allow 10 min­ went to Battle Creek on Tuesday—W. C. He is looking much better in health—Mrs. utes to every pound over or under its Wash, ot OllveL made « Hying trip to Joel Barber lias gone to Richland to visit weight. The second cut of the surloin. Woodland on Tuesday. her daughter for a few days—The social the second cut ot the riba and the back ot at the parsonage last Friday evening had a the rump are considered the best parts of slim attendance. But all who were there beef for roasting. Very'feool soup may be made with vary F. Dickinson mid wife, of Charlotte, seemed to enjoy themselves—Elmer Reyn­ spent Thanksgiving with their parents. olds and wile went to Saugatuck last little expense. In the fall and winter a Mr. and Mrs. O. Barret—Mrs. Justice, ot Wednesday. returning Wednesday—Mrs. cook can keep cold meat and poultry Kalamazoo, is visiting at Rob Norwood s— Flavin Vandowalkor is reported a little bones several days until she has enough to H. Arbonr has moved to Fowler and M. IL belter. Her neighbors and friends were toakc a v*ry nice stock, or the water that Jiutton. ehickm or turkey Is boiled In. Gwin has moved into his house—Lucius glad to see her out riding Wednesday. Karns, of Hope has bought Joe Robinson's Al It stand in an earthen jar. and It will property. Consideration 8420—Mrs. Aid­ keep in cold weather two or three days. School has commenced with Dell Norris rich has been very sick <be Pa9t ***“ W. Pierce has bought out J. Sproul. Con­ teacher—The advocates (or a change of sideration 8400—T. J. Kelly has bought administration ate daily looking for a rise if you are going to California and de­ out Mr. VanHorn. Mr. VanHorn contem­ in the price of wheat, now they have ob­ sire to make the journey in the moat eco­ plates building on bis farm—Mrs. Duck tained their desires. Well, we shall see nomical, quick and comfortable manner, Norwood has bought W. U. Chase's prop­ —A dance and oyster supper at the Lake purchase your ticket via the Chicago & erty for 8700— II. Chase is able to lie out View house on Thursday evening, the Northwestern, Union Pacific and Southern again—Mrs. C. Watson Is very low with 24th—The'painters are putting on the fin­ Pacific R’ys. Pullman drawing-room Pneumonia—Mrs. Covey, of Kalamnroo. is ishing touches inside Miss Kate Roger's sleeping cars are run from Chicago to San visiting at J. B. Williams’!-Entry Moshrr bouse—Forty-eight names are enrolled on Francisco without change in three and moved into his house last Saturday—Ray the class book of Prof. Taylor here—A one-half days. Completely furnished tour­ VanHorn is teaching nt the log school large quantity of railroad ties are being ist sleeping cars are also run in which ac­ house—Scarlet fever near Brush Ridge at brought here for the IL R. Co- fhere is commodations can be procured by passen­ Mr. Fountain’s. Dr. Scribner is tending one case of scarlet fever reported at Mr. gers holding either first or second-claaa it— Born to Mr. and Mrs. M. 1L Gwin Sun­ La Fountain’s, two miles north of Ciover- tickets at a cost of only 84.00 per berth day Nov. 20th,.a son wgt. 7.S pounds—IL dale—Mra. M. Doonau. who has been sick, from Chicago to San Francisco and other K. Grant moved his ctothlug stock tc' is Improving rapidly—Gar young people's California points. The hour of departure Hastings Tuesday—Arthur \arah. *»f meetings on Sunday eveaiugs are growing of trains from Chicago affords prompt con­ Hastings, called on his brother of this hi interest nection with all trains from the east and place last week—Mr. VanHorn has put In south. Variable route excursion tickets, allowing nine months’ stay in the bealtte several cisterns in town the past wtekSuite Boat! Mr. Ford, of Pine Lake, has been visiting Mn tfkllMa Brawn U on the .Ink iUt- giving climate of California, second-ehqj at F. A. Blackman’s—Mrs. Dr. Scribner School has commenced in the Fisher dis­ llcketo at low rates, sleeping car resurfM has returned after an abtence of three trict with Mr. Crook as teacher-George tions and full information can be procdwg weeks—Charlie Robinson and wife visited Shawman visited his father last week— of any ticket agent, or by addressing 1H at Bob Norwood’s last Sunday—Ell Stewart Glllaspie waa at home Sunday- A. Thrall, General Passenger and TNBB Thomas and wife, of Cedar Creek, called Andrew Kennedy has two men drawing Agent Chicago A Northwestern By, Gtfv on G. A. Mantle and family—Frank eago. wood to town. Bishop’s baby Is better at this writing— �Hastings Banner Thursday, Nov. 34. 189a. COOK BROS., Proranmorn. KIER’S iNSAN SLAUGHTER FACTS FROM THE BUCKEYE STATE. Terrible Sunday Crime at the W^xtem Metropolis. COLfMBVS. O.. . :.;V. 18.—Though yretere day was the .lay allowed by taw for •unking uour-t . i-turns to tbe secretary of Mate at ti»e dose of business Fayette, Franklin, Stark. Lucas, Lawrence and Guernsey were still out and luui reported only in part. With the officiAil figures from the eighty-two counties re|x)rted and tbe semi-official figures of tlxwe still out the Republican candidates on the state ticket appear to be elected by the following plu­ ralities: Taylor, Secretary of state, 9fi6: Spear, supreme judge (long term), 1.934; Burket, supreme court (short term). 1,390; Allen, supreme court clerk. 1,506; Lybarger, public works, L774. On the National Ticket. The same figures show that Danford, leading elector on the Republican ticket, luw a plurality over Seward, lending elec­ tor on the Democratic tich^t, and over the other Democratic electors of 8.373. Seward 1mm 1,299 plurality over tile Republican electors below Danford, and thus gives Cleveland one electoral vote from this state. The average Republican plurality is l,0W. Last evening the Republicans filed man­ damus proceedings in the supreme court to compel the Democrat-.- member* of the Fayette county election i. -artl to certify the face of the return* in lihnr county tn the secretary of state. The c—j U set for hearing Dec. 22. A MAT .AC DOES TEE BLOODY WORK. CURE SICK Chicago, Nov. 21.—The later annals of Chicago recon! no more horrible crime nor one accompanied by mure sensational de­ tails than that which brought death into a two-story frame cottage in the northwest­ ern part; of this city Saturday afternoon. By the man who is said to be In­ * was committed and I wife and three children at I the residence of his wife's parents, Henry and Caroline Slles, N7i. T23 North Paulina «lreet- Karly yesterday morning Siegler ^.n maktag preparations for a hunting Ss&thstrtooaMMdoeMnoteadhereAndtboae | trip. Nothing unusual was noticed about JtesBhuljjpUlsvjta. actions until about 8 o’clock when, gun ■ln.h“‘1?L^trral lb’ p"te BS* _ H H mm i wife and children were. m m v a aRL G ■ .tntho—wM w Montgomery, AJa., Nov. 1k—The houses Jl! TORY bi a hjSEL -c- n-»i icc —the eloct.uu U«.inou in tbe Flfteent- *uxnob dfertricL The United*States now hold* taw firms made up of husband and wife. In gdtHiiou to these there are 0De bumlrri «o4 Am.Hem praciteo taw in tlw court* or publish legal dooumetfta. D. P. Thompson, of Portland, Or., has been tendered the appointment as minister to Turkey to succeed Sptamon Hiracb, re­ signed. i During tho month of October there were unlv 4.9U1 steerage pm^Migers landed at New Ycirk. tbe lowest number since_lH77. Charles A. White, of New York, who la clmrged with xtrallng 970.000 worth of bonds and securities from his wife in Chey­ enne. Wyo., baa been admitted to bail in *10,1X0. Ariel Meinrath. a Kansas City broker, having branches in CbiXagu, liostt'“ au“ other eastern cities, turned, over all bin as­ sets to tainking institutions to which he was indebted. Miners of the Springfield, Ills., subdis­ trict held a meeting and formulated a scale of 45 cents per ton gross weight mid S-.-5 per keg for powder, coupled with a demand for weekly pay. If this scale is not ac­ cepted witbin a week’s limo by th© opera­ tors a general strike will be ordered. The report that Governor Fifer would. Thanksgiving Day, pardon Oscar Neebe, the anarchist, is denied. New York policemen to the number of 3,999 bav< received their short billies and .; whistles; and there will be no further use 'i of the “night stfick” by the force of that from tb. lUak nt HMullmo, Toroalo, by GUubtoo... * Umdoo <JMt. bill the If. o. m. w«1 mwke«l tar amth , bet time Re «« through with • .tight blow on the ehoulder from the tongue of the carriage A portion of the W»hio«ton Pwk hotel in Ctaoluonil eoltaptwl, burying eovml penoru In the debrU but «U e«ap«l with slight bruise*. . The Victorian government at Melbourne lias decided to prosecute tho directors of aeveral companies that have collapsed re­ cently. The supreme court dared invalid a pension of J37.000 per year voted by the directors of the New York Life insurance company to the ex-presi­ dent, W. H. Beers. . The heart of the business portion of Car­ diff, Waltw. has been destroyed by fire. The merchants’ exchange and thirty offices and warehouse!' were burned. -Tbe taw students of Ann Arbor univers­ ity will probably secure James G. Blaine aa orator at their celebration of Washing­ ton’s birthday. Georg© James, a San Bernadino, Cah, woodchopper, found two tin enns in a tree he was trimming containing just *1.000 in gold. He has deposited the money for Iden­ tification. Willie Scott, an Evanston young man who bet i*>t wiely on the election, sold “fizz" all day Saturday in a drug store of that Chicago suburb. Gold Ims been dincovered in Nova Scotta at the Caribou mines, near Truro. The Gilmore band will not disband, but will be reducetl to slxty-fivo mualduna. Carter Harrison, of Chicago, hip» bad an Interview with Grover Cleveland, but will nut Miy wbat wus talked about. The father of Governor McKinley, who baa just celebrated the 85th aiiniveraary of his birth, is seriously Bi at his home in Canton. O. The official count in the Forty-eighth Illinois senatorial district shows that A. R. Brands. Democrat, i* elected ‘ by MO piur“lilT J*™- **-<»”• Ml- T-yeuon-llow origl^r lt W(xjU be to go to a costtime ball dremed as a mummy! MiM Budd—Yeti, and bow appropriate-­ Kata Field’s Washington. The acme of cynicism is contained in ths ' remark of the Washington man who de­ clared that in bls eyes no woman had a good figure urflcas it represented at least a -nlllion.—Kato Field’s Washingtcu. Mr*. Jfary E. O’Fallon alclsuia are Aitonlihcd, ut the Alabama legislature met in joint ces­ sion yesterday to open and count the reanlt One of the little ones saw him first and at the recent state election. It showed began, to scream. Mrs. Sileo, the niothcr- Jonee’ official majority over Kolb for gov­ jn-law, hurried into the room and as she ernor to be 11.435. The total vote cast waa city. Long and Torrlblo Illness United States Marshal Bartlett has been enuesxl Siegler attempted to elevate the 242,4>i3, of which Governor Joucs received Others do not. rviuuvt-d from office and ordered to leave gun aa though he intended to shoot her.. 120,W9, and Reuben A. Kolb! 115,524. from Blood Poisoning the Pin© Ridge (S. D.) mervation because She rushed up to him and throwing her he predicted an uprising of the Sioux In­ Completely Cured by Zfood’ax arms about hj* neck, tried to take the gun Trenton, N. J., Nov. 18.—The official dians. from him. **Keep away. God Is with SaraaparlUa. B. F. Rollins has alwconded with 13,000 me,” shouted Seigler, ns he pushed tho retuftis have been received by the wcretary Mrs. Mary E. O’Fallon, a very Intelligent aged jwoman aside violently. Then he of state from all the counties and the work from his employer nt < Iresham, Or. CARTER MEOlCfNE CO., Naw *<>«*• lady of Piqua, Ohio, wu poisoned while asraised tho shotgun and, pointing the barrel 1 SMAILPILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE of verifying and compiling them is now listing phyilrians at an autopsy S yean ago, almost directly against her left breast, n., /• *r T’ i. in ' and &oon terrible ulcere broke out on her ■ ■ vonuttilerr AttheGltAND fired before she could 'offer any resistance. being done. The returns show th6 plurali­ a'Jvr’uTd I j roRFKurtr rapids ty for tbe Democratic presidential electors head, arms, tongue and throat. Her hair all She Kink to the floor dead. Mrs. Siegler, to be 14,885 and Judge Wert's plurality MMaMhuHtta «"4 Bbod® «■">•! <»“<>" I ?'ho“ 'u«lon ■“ l>-™ came out. She weighed but 78 lbs., and nw in the meantime, hail carried the children over Kean, Republican, for governor 3,7W. mill. nur.Guuoe i> .olunUrjr lncrr»~> rf hrretofore ...... no prospect of help. At last she began‘la from TWUper ent. iulbew««~of lheir I* An A" invalid l.v.11,1 child child waa burned bun.M to death dmtb In in Enclose stkmp for circular- Address. A. »• to the house of n neighbor and on return­ take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and at one; tnCallforula'a Congresdunal. Delegation. ing encountered her husband, who fired at I the bouse of Joseph Thacher. nt North proved; could soon get out of bed and walk. San Francisco. Nov. I8i—The official employed her, several ot the shot taking effect in her John' K. Shaw, city ase-easor of Duluth, .I Higginsville, O. She says: “ I became perfectly cured by count In the Third congressional district neck and breast. Minn.. hlw been misdng for four day*. Ho ; was completed ycstenlay. Hilbom, Rep., is at the bend of th- uniform rank. Knights bumc . I M"San ‘ h B Jonm * wifB ot Frnnk IL The uoise down stairs aroused Mr. Slies is elected by 21 plurality. The California of Pythiaaj inu vue the state. | K Ixmm- is a candidate fur the 1 Jon**. pmHent of the Hllnob Watch com­ and am now a well woman. I weigh 123 lbs., and he descended into the hallway. As be congressional delegation will constat of eat well and do the work for a bargj family. stepped from the lower step Siegler nut tour Denmcrata and three Republicans. United Slides senate from Kansas. •’ pauy. died at Springfield, Uta ’ My ew seems a wonderf-..! rieorery and him. Again raising tho gun, which h© had Secretary Tracy Las withdrawn his op­ physicians look at me in astonishment as Gowruos Fifer boa proclaimed Thuraday, previously reloaded, he fired; Mr. Slies re­ position to Lieutenant Perry’s proposed New York, Nov. 18.—Henry Villard Nov. 24. tudThonkagivtag <tay. ceiving the full charge at cluse range. It Weaver *’ Treadway, of Virginia, IIIa, trip to tho Arctic regions and decided to , HOOD’3 Pli-Ua should be In every family is believed that Siegler then disdmrgwl the gave a dinner al Sherry’s last night to sold a IntgT stock of agricultural imple­ grant tbe request for leave of absence. other barrel <rf his gun into his father-in­ prominent Democrats nod members ot the ments to 14 paid for when Harrison was . ganger ‘ Sanger and Zimmerman, u>e the two expert law's fnctl, for portions of hk. neck and Democratic national committee Presi­ elected. Tlie sheriff now has charge of the wbeelinen, will try conclusions together I right cheek were torn away. By this time dent-elect Clevetabd was there. establishintn:. . for a purw of tlo,ooo. afcrowd had gathered outside mid as NEW FARMERS' ORGANIZATION. mteXhmlnmP~5uXd“SSS ^G^Ltb. Officer Simonson came up, Siegler appeared in the doorway. Th© people fell back and Tb-^1™ I &7rbMc^'™:r.u~l.tur.r^ ua the officer drew his revolver he ordered »3.00 Sat territory- 'U ‘ i !W,n 1,1' P»wn,J’ by Pitting parts green into Seigler to surrender. Tbe latter's reply M2 50 M emphis , N ov . 19. — The knot in the Rolla Bucher, aged 13. shot himself nt. the well. wps a shut from his gun, but he shot high. Simonson returned the fire and Siegler Fanner’s Alliance convention epltuiuated Hicksville. O.. becauM bis parent* insisted ! The car abed# of the Lindri! street railAMES Al SWEEZKY. in a bolt and yesterday morning those op­ upon upou his att. ndiug school. i way at St. Idouis burned. Ixm. *125,000; staggered luick with a bullet in his side. attending Threatened with Violence. Attorney: at law. posed to the People’s party capturing the A recount of the votes in the Fifth Michi­ imnirwl. --------------Hastings. Mich. I He sueewded in firing another shot body held a caucus and concluded to form gan district gives Congressman Brikap, Washington is being devastated by floods Practiced in all courts of the state. Col-1 which slightly wounded the officer ta-fore n nesr association embodying the doctrines Repnblidin, 17 majority over Richardson, and a number of lives are reported lost. lections promptly attended to.--------------------- I he was overpowered. As Siegler was being Railways are losing much money in of the Alliance but holding aloof from pol­ his fmdonist opponent. Robliere shattered tho door of the safe in washed out roadbeds, etc. : taken to the patrol wagon threnta of vioRS. E. H. * C. 1*. LATHROP. / I lence were heard on every hand, and a itics. The Populist, crowd having cap­ Hardin « Co.’s bank at Fulton. Ills., with ' The body of George T. Thruah.of Findlay, tured the convention many of the delegates dynamite, but failed to get inside. One of llomoepathlc Physicians yid namlxj of revolvers were drawn by citizens who wero anxfbus to get hold of the mur­ refused to attend the executive session. The robbers is believed to have hvn hurt O., a rolling mill man, was found laid Surgeons across tho track with a gnsh in the back of All calls city and country promptly at­ derer. Rkptatedly Slagler was struck by At 9 o’clock they got together and effected by the explosion, ns a lounge in the bank the head. It is believed to be a case of nx-n whose interference could not be pre­ a temporary organization and began to waa cardtd away by the burglars. tended to. Rmstai has decided to raise the duty on murder. vented by the police. Siegler was at last, shape matters for the issuance of a mani­ Wreckem derailed n t rain on the Western raw-cotuiu'to 140 kopecks per pood for im­ A. SCRIBNER. M. D.. placed in the wagon and the horses were festo. and Atlantic in Georgia, near Atlanta, and . Physician and Surgeon, whipped into a gallop. At the station he ports by Hta and 155 for imports by land. THE BEST SHOE IM THE WORLD FOR THE NMP The Loucks convention went right along A new national history hall has beended- Engineer Squires and his fireman were, per­ Delton. • Mich. ■ made a statement. It wa.< short, incohe­ OTHKR 8PKCIALTIKS In t<xXw,«r are .4 as if it was all right and adopted a set of i leafed at the University of Illinois, Cham­ haps. fatally hurt. tbe mm—Mri> irrau*. and repeeamt a tu-'r--y value Office In residence, one block east ot depot. rent and indicative ot insanity. He was resolutions — or rather ‘ ‘ demands ’ * — elected I paign. The new building cost frri.000. afterward token to the honpitaL Tho ex­ J. 8. Sebastian fell he*! foremast from A. * C. II. BARBER officers and attended to the business of the i Theloasby the burning of the Harbcck a train going forty mile* an liour, near tent of his wounds h not known. semdon. The officers elected are: H. L. I stores in Brooklyn is $730,<K>0. This ,........... Physicians and Surgeons. makes Flagler. Colo., and ruptured a blood vessel NOT A SUCCESSFUL RASCAL. Lotitks, of South Dakota, president; Mar- . Brooklyn’s tire loss<«for the week amount in the brain, which % sure death. Calls in city or county responded to wilt Inn lltitlxi-. nf North (Carolina, 'aroliiin. vice nn*xi'•.'ilfliki ion Butler, of presi-j tn promptness.' day or night. to 41 Sl.2jo.Cun. John McCalie. of Ohio, and Mrs, Toomer, dent; L. H. Taylor, of Nashville, secretary; a widow'of Jackson county .vs., were mar­ Away With •100,009. yyiLLIAM O. LOWDEN. « Ben Torrell, of Texas, national lecturer; t? The family ot 6horles Hennings, New ried last week. They had Been engaged CHlCAGOi Nqv. 21 —Because be did not members of the executive board—IX Leon­ Act on a new principle— Office over Hastings City Bank. Has observe iae commandment “Thou ahull, ard, of Missouri; Maun Page, of Virginia; York city, ate raw pork sausages and ns a fifty-live years ago, quarreled ami sep­ renlsw the ilvur, eunusta arated, never hearing of each other until tings, Mich. •tri bowels fArottcA t.te not cov?L” George J. Bagley, a messenger I. E. Dean, of New York, and IL C. Dem­ cou^equciiee Hennings, his wife and his John went hunting his old love. Both had tuna. Do- Mass' Poxs 50 of the United States Express company, now ing, of Pennsylvania. The third party child are in the hospital with trichina. been married, rais-d families and lust their spMdify rvrs LlBcasacte, A. SHELDON, They may twiver. lahqtiishes in the bastile in this city. Bag­ slate was not broken. torpid liver and coostlpapartners. • * Abstract and Real Estate Office. At New- York Dr. Charles B. Penrose Uca. SmalkaL rnldect, M emphis , N ov . 21. — The latest of the Al ­ Abstract Block. H aaUncs. ley was coming this way with two pack­ Charles Hecrick <& Co.'s kink at Ash­ muwrtl Bpdo»ea.25cta Money id lo-ui on Ileal Estate Real H«Ut> ages of money in his safe, each containing liance is a new organisation called the ‘‘In­ married Miss Catherine Drexel, daughter land. 11L. was entered by burglars, who se­ Swu. a<trw/aot the late Joseph W. Drexel, of the famous sold on commission. General con »ejrancing. cured about $2,500. daring a complete set of Abstract Book*, com f3D,0“), p|nc«l in his care at Omaha ta be dustrial Legion of the United States." It banking boo*plied from the Records, can furnish complete delivered in this city. This was Thursday will consist of three classes—adult males, 'Two Ixxlies of the crew of the ill-fated a. tracts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. nfeht. At Iowa City he bought a few bags minor males, 14 to 21, and a woman’s aid steamer GUchcr have been found on the ofl potatoes, and when be came on duty he corps. Goy. John Miller, of North Dakota, re­ It la organized after the beach at< Fox Island. They are those of P. DRAKE. M. D . got to thinking about the f lOO.OtM), his part- jmttern of the G. A. IL. and Tau- Steward Williams and Fireman Green. lates an instance of what Is being aceoiundr being asleep. He opened the safe and beneck, Loucks and Chicago. Nov. si. pllshcd by fanner* In the Red River Valley Paul Vander­ Office over Holloway’s drug store. It is reported that Justice Field, of tho Following were the quotations on tho board of Minnesota and North Dakota Office hours from 2 to 4 p. ra. Telephone, con tore a imckage open and took out fl .900. lie *?:d voort are in it with other'Alliance and supreme court, will resign because he at trade today: Wheat—November, opened S. J.Deland, near bis town of Plight. N Yhourbt He’d "Go the tkhole Hog.** netting with residence, at Holloway's drug Popuist leaders. The idea is to carry out 724c. doecd 13c; Itocember, opened, 73c, • Store Then be remembered the old saw that Populist ideas. Paul Vnq^ervoort wm doesn’t like Cleveland. D., bought 160 acres of land in the.sprim closed TShjc: May. opened 79Hc. closed ?8J4c. The Rockford, Ills., Plow company has “cme might as well be hanged for a sheep elected commander-in-chief and Frank g M. FOWLER, D.D. 8. —November, opened 41’*c. closed 41J4c;De- of 1801. for $2,000, and raised crop* tlmt as a lamb.” and took both packages, put­ Burkitt, of Mississippi, vice commander. made an assignment. Idabilitica, 970,000; Corn cembm. opeuvd c:«c. closed May, season worth the salary of a goven-tarnt ting them into an empty sock be had Taubeneck “ays it will have 1,500,000 mem- usaeta, 4110,000. opened 47hc. cireed GHk. Onta-Nmrember, clerk, in exCksa of Hie cost of his f: 1 m. Office hotiri A a m. to 5 p. m. Two kegs of gun powder that were being along. He lives at Davenport, and threw Ixira in a year and win in 1896. opened 31c. closed 31c: December, opened mwd in connection with a Demccratic jolli­ SlMc, dtawl aijjic; May. opened 39c. closed per lhe following .statement: off the potatoes and “empty” sack when “MrrH~t colgrove.-— lui reached there, and then let the train/go fication meeting at Mountain View. Ark., Pork-December, opened §12.90. closed Lawyers. dreed IH-Afc Charlotte, N. C., Nov. 21.—Deputy exploded, destroying considerable property ri-W; Jonnyy. om<ned off without him. Then he had the pota(Office In Union block.Hastings.) opened U4ABH. dosed I14.72H. Lard I .................... : toi* taken home while he took the bag Sheriff Livingston of Richmond county and killing five men and more or lese se­ May. Practice Is all the courts ot the state. — November, oponcd^lO^i. -Nm ’ rmf^r ntMruMl liniti closed. $luct). Deducting cost <>t l.liwl.................. ' with the money, which he hid in the hay Tuesday lost attempted u> nrrwt a negro verely injuring fourteen others. Live Stock—Prices at the Union Stock yards f. kenaston. loft. Meantime the train reached tbis efty, named Duncan McPhatter for a disturb­ The plate glass manufacturers of the Leaving ..................................................... *■ : today ranged as follows: Hogs — Market • Attorney at Law, axjd the express officials soon discovered the ance at the polls election day. As Living­ United States, who hnve ix-en in session at opened active on packink and ahlpplng ac­ Cases of tbiS'kinu are ■»« cotemvii (Over J: S. Ooodvear ft Oa’s store.) and just as soon put it on Bag­ ston was reading the warrant McPhatter Pittsburg, have decided to curtail their count; feeling firm and prices about 5<8JOo they area irur in the news Timtkvl t*rncricesloalicourtanftheState. Collections , because he was missing and shouldn’t shot him dead and fled. He was pursued, production. btger: sales ranged at pigs. Siaj promptly •trending to. • ve been. But he was coming—right into and Friday night was captured \ near W. C. Bowman, a prominent banker and 4-A.MJ light, I5.4U&X53 rough packing. SAA.'.j PKOUAiE UltDbi: IJOCf 1MMERMAN, Homcepathic Phr jaws of the lion ot detection. business mon of Farmington, la., was neat’ j.S3 mixed, and $5.60 ® 5.U5 heavy lacking Stale of Michigan. Countv ef Harn Lurinburg. He was put on a Carolina and shipping lota. J? . j sician and Surgeon. Ata session el the Probate iour: t--r ,u< How He Curhe to Be Cuugbt. Central traiu for Rockingham, where it iy swindled out of 13,000 by means of a Cattlo^-Market only moderately active on County of Harry’, holden al the l*robn-< • i.»;-.<•1' (Office avar Lathrop’s drug store.) t seems that Bagley had a particular wasTnteuded to jail him. At Laurel Hill sprinting match. local and shipping aocuont and prices rather the city of Hastiexs, In said eoiinty. »:i t-ri ~~AW. REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTSpecial! Master in Chancery Simms, at favored buyers on poor Jote;quotaiions ranged day, the 3Mb <tavr«»r ’h-toN-r. In tho ■< ur »: t end living here named Logan, and for station a mob invaded the train, carried Little Rock, Ark.JBreporu an additional at reason that he does not explain he the murderer out, aud hanged him. choice to extra shipping steen*. thousand elchthiiadr-d and ninety !;»■ • ING OFFICE OF Freeedk Charles W. ArDtotrong, Judte e­ shortage of FI3.5S7 in ex-State Treasurer 94.RKW.00 good to choice do, J3.7u.X4.SO fair to eluded to visit his friend. While he Palukrton A Smith, Woodruff’s account This makes the total good, common to medium do, $s.Wy Probate. journeying to Chicago by a roundWoodland. Mich. In the matter of the estate <’t I' W butchers’ Meere. sUx-kcre. |2JI) N. Lake. decrs-M-dl Washington, Nor. 21. - Washington shortage BIOO.OUO. , t way the express men discovered that C. S. Palmkktox... .1. M. Smith. On reading and flllng the i-eUtion <h:.y vk . Garvin, a man who married! n prostitute ©3.10 Texas steers. $2.71^.40 range steers, bail this friend, mad-thetx)l ice begun to will lose for n period at die close of thin ad­ Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. $2.80'33.40 feeders, 75 cows, ft Hlffl--’ 59 of Eber fl. Lake. H>n ot snlii rfwaM-d. pr r; and then .killed her because she was not tch th(thou»«\~xlie watebrnnu watched ministration one of its ornaments—Mrs. that admtalxtrailon of said estate nuiy l«bulla, and vrel calwa iu vain. Enter Bagley/ Enter alto Foster, wifa.of the secretary of state. Mrs. faithful, has been found guilty of man­ Sheep — Market rather quiet and prices granted tn Charles H. Bauer or to some person. , big policeman, who told him he was under Footer is differently situated from the slaughter at Pittsburg. steady and-unchanged; quotations ranged at suitable Thereupon It is ordered, that Tuesday, tin • anrest. • He protested indlgtiantly, but other cabinet Indies, Washington having Indiana electors cn.-t 548,389 votes for J3.0U©4.a) per KM lbs western, |3JSaM6 na- day of November. A- D.HWl.at teqoclockm '• fidnlij- weakened and admitted his guilt been her home for a number of years. governor at hist week’s election, as follows: rive^SSAXH'iaTexas. and S3.5ofyl.tDbunte. forenoon, be assigned ter the hearicu ' ' I roducrSButter-Fino to fancy creamer}’. 30 petition and that the he*rs at law of » • lie did mon*. He went back to Daven­ When Secretary Foster retires from tbn Matthews (Dem.), 290,902; Chase (Rep.), per lb; fancy dairies, 24©3Bc; packing ceased and all other persons luteresicii It] ‘ port and allowed the police where the |WJ,- state department he will go to Paris as 258,923; Templeton (Pop.), 21,692; Worth ©die stock. iaftl5Hc. Ears -Fre.,h SrKr estate . are required to appear, st a ",‘ IXX) was. He also unloaded the other 11,000. agent of this government in charge of its (Pro., 12,463. doa; loo house, laftlbc. Potiltry-HsM, «a.10c said Court. Uientolbr bolocn at the in. . in the City o| Hastings, tn sa^i C'W*-1',Why Did He Do It? case before the Behring sea arbitrutais, per lb: roretero, 5c; ducks, NVfc; tnrkays, ll^c; office, Saturday, Noy. tfl. Iterec. |7JB©7.W per doa. Putatore-Wto^ and show cause. H |uiy there be. why Ha if; • J-'rnni what can be learned the theft was and Mrs, Foster will go with him. The National Academy of Sciences is al­ of the petitioner may not be giants. And an impulse. There waa no premeditation; further ordered, tint said petitioner five nvtn-.ready planning another expedition to the to the persons lnl««ste»l tn said estate, "i ■ Cnndidate tor Public Printer. nd plans of procedure. He just gut to north pole under Lieutunaut Peary. LU perbUtllUnoKSa’amss. Appii-J^d pendency of said । petition and the hear:.-> PIHLADEU’HIA, Nov. 22. — I*bllndatmnking how easy it would be for him to A New Jersey grand jth-y recommends to fancy, fX5n«3A) per bbl; poor, fl JOOiSS. thereof by coaxing a copy of this order to u take, that money. Then be opened tho one phia Typographical Union No. 2, at Its published In tba Hastings ItaN'-HK. a newthe establishment of a whipping poet for Cranberries-Cape Cud. frt.5per bbL paper printed anti piiculated In said < <««»> 1,1 package. When this was done he knew meeting Sunday, endoised Gedrje Chnm.ua Broom corn-IIurl, per lb; carpot Barry, once In each week for three -ucre-«nr what a gulf he had fallen into and would as a enndidnte fur public printer under thu wife beaters. ; green, self-working, weeks previous to said day of beariur. The Pliiladelphia mint has commenced ! bnwh. h^vs given anj thing to get out. But he incoming national adiniuIsUatlou. rtiAs-w . coining tke&,90u,«» World’s fair souvenir! Judge of Probate. couldn't chink how to explain that muti­ half dollars. THE DEATH RECORD. (Aim. e.w.1 lated package and concluded on the spur of M. Witte, the Russian finance minister the moment to take first fl,MX) and then ' te” • OKK. .'O,. 41. Mm Ralph Waldo Emerson, widow of ta making a third attempt to ratae a loan in all. and then he found how eu..y it was—to . 3 wln‘*’’cn4,h,TW^rhc; No- State of Mlehlgau. bounty of paton- -• -e. the poet, at Concord, Alaes. huro|>e. gt|t into jail. The company will probably DcctIub«rJanuary, 76c; Probate court ton t-ald county. Senior Bishop W. IL Miles, of the Col XatataOtHarrtflF. Belllaser, drrea>w >. ( . A new! Irish society is reported at New t - .-r ?U) —’ MHC’ Com-No. J cash. .pnMMCute-him, and his prospect for a term ored Methodist church, at LoutfvlUe, Ky. Y"w,h0“ u “> •■“'■roll IreUna •gjW December. ^4 51c; January, filHc; May, i’.TM UMMfignralhavtns been appointed o,m/the penitentiary is very good. the .fudge of Probate ot said county, cunintCU r.nmano in civil war. ^2*' DccemJoskph H. Mack, the theatrical mana­ and England in civil war. slonaron cialnui tn the matter of >«i<! r*wr ger, at Hewitt, N. J. barge named the AJinjnimp Benjamin hanged prices-1 western, lota Harvey F. Italllnittr. ans rix months frc.ni the _ A ■ lumber ---- — -n— — .... vw uuu K —...... (u Dr. H. H. Silliman, prominent Froema- Harrison Dahlone, Ga,, Nov. 21.—A month ago larnson is iniwdmr nt Jake pointe, and * j .a u in i—i. _~* r*5’ 3rd day of November, A. I>. IW-’. havittg been missing at allowed by raid Judge of Probate to all plank with that name has been picked ur litale Ellie Moose, daughter of F. V. Moose, holding claims against .xata rotate. Iu wuleh to T» tnu-IUWOU B4MC, Edward McCready. Sb., oldest gradu­ at the harbor light station at Portage Wis - Pork—Quiet; old tneaa, >iauusig*s gry—t oopiplained that something was growing 10 u> !or eW” U“oKhhereV^S’vcn lhal we will ««*«J* General Isaac 8. Catlin, of Brooklyn, ha ini bar throat just under her chin. Mr. ate of Yale college, at Charleston, 8. C. Donald W. Bain, state treasurer elect, beer, mentioned for tho office of commo­ Cttroa Moose made examination and feun-l there Chappad Haada, Wounds, Burna, ^to. a itmalL hard luma Week after week tho of North Carolina, at Raleigh. MUwoukw. sinner of pension« MrefHohatio d. Burchard, wife of the 10 O’CIOTK A. M. ot wicu uaj. • u*;. child complained tilal the lump was grow­ ■William Maier, who murdered his wife E. Chappell, in the City of Cbariotte In said ' ing larger. Mr. Moose, whilu making an ex director of the United States mint, at wax Kngtd in the jail at Wheeling. county, to rocrlvs wd examine such claims. Freeport, Ills. Dited Nov. 3d. A. D. C l»w. „ _ wv , r , has. E-CHAVVF.rx, OBO.W. SQCtMS, , Obto, U New York. Ctnamlsslonen. ACHE When you want a FRESH LUNCH,:-: Raised from the Dead Hood’s Sarsaparilla Go toi the CITY BAKERY. Fine lino of creanis sind fresh confectionery. A. E. RENKES. BUSINESS CR J u7.18.LD.p,U: grKT.’xt.’-A'; saaiK.'” *r" ♦ 5.00^ I4.00J ♦3.501 *2.50 *2.25 *2.00 D W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE Wf/U, C Woolley & Bronson. STS UTSS PILLS P S A L KIRK’S IAM0N TARSOAF Hulthfirt, ApwaMi, Claansiag. �fa Dutch Process No Alkalies They wash the ’ Other Chemicals preparation of W. Baker & Go.’s Breakfast Cocoa, which in absolutely pure and soluble^, \ I; h.ts' more than three timet the strength :nixi-<l with Starch, Arrowroot S-igar. and j is fat more economical, .. «i ,i:; lets than one cent a cup- It .1. l.cious, nourishing, and eaiiiy TED. i __ . ■ Sold by Crocora everywhere. W. Baker & Co., Dorchestor, Mass. TINGS BANNER their clothes LEFT BU1N BEHIND.1 windows fell upon him, and t ie brick ;---------------- --- --------------- ----------- -------- -------- -- hbboUM • .'Ung upon that and breakn\ --------------I it cut him that ha nosriy bled to death, WITH M, hung A IsrUm TIME TABLE. In effect September llth. M«. ( gvthcr nt the call of the mayor, but found Favorite Route between Grand Rapid*. Detroit : itsrlf unable to cope with the m'.wry Wont I ft. A citizens’ meeting was held and rell^ jo । *ft# HALF A M INUTE OF FEARFUL HAVOC •ammit:.-vs were appointed to aid the dK Gr-ud* Rapids .East Faris ' tresM-d. Subscription* from the outside Met ord , I will be gladly received liy the mayor. lAtto Acd Thea a Pile ot Wrteked Home, FATAL WORK ifTrHE COUNTRY. Elmdale .Clarksville CoveriEg the Deed and 1 -----• takeodewa >3 Wounded. 4 "OIUIIU1 and Two Children Killed— I Woodbury I to Sunfield i IMulilken —:--------J Reports are coining ia from the country iGraad Ledge Two Persona Killed In the Town and Three routh and west of tbix dty that the cycloud I Laus I ng Detroit In the Country, with a Number of In- 'his Isen doing cousiik-rnble damage in Jured Which Will Swell the Death Roll □ther auctions. A full knowledge of the — Elghty-four Buildings Demolished. disaster wrought «ill uot be known for a Lv Howard City „ Edmore day or two. At Bremen, in thia county, .. manton Mrs. Getting and two of her children wcru ,. lor la killed and her hoUM destroyed by the up* Ar Grand Ledge rooting of a tree, which waa p^eautnabjy . p- v. __ taken up Into tbe air and waa dashed with tDelruU |i ! RKlHiunJ Ills.. Nov. IK—T^e city of Rcd- terrific force against and upon the build* 'IjUlSlHg Gsaad Lad ■ “d knilog I bud. population 2.VU0, situntAl thlrt. Mulliken ; H>u)heast of St. IxniiK. on the Mobile and Xunfiri d Caprice* of tho < > clone. Woodbury Ohio ralfavul. waa visited by n cyclone nt Five parlor chain were lifted by the tor­ Lake Odessa ■ ’ 8:30 o'clock yesterday moruing <>f wonder-, nado from tbe Kardell wreck and placed in Clarksriile Elmdale i ful intensity. Elghty-four buildings were njnw uninjured at lla> rear of the lot. I Alto I ilethnUabeq, tiyo persons killed, twelve see- Everything else was crushed to pieces be­ ! East Parts | luusly hurt, and many more injured. It is neath the Mandxtoio-. A flue blooded maro r (Grand Rapids to„„ W. T. Mudd had „„„ a piece of Mkuud Um, Ifavtt) WON4, of J»R«V belonging ,oc „n„„ pine four Inches wide driven into its PROBATE ORDER w ns destroyed. The dead ore Millie huppe llU(pu D.-ml chickens and porkcscanbe ' Stale of Michigan. County ot Barry-a*. i. r. ;..:!>■■ and Mrs. Noli. Koppe. The injured: Mr*. • o)uhtLi by dozen* along the tnica uf the Al a s«s*»Im ot th* Probate Court fur the Portland r«rttnt>-<4 Harry. hidden »t the l*r<»l>ate «>mre. Ixiuls Bujto. Emma Crow. Peter Dose, suirnt. Here an intoxicated man made Ionia I* tbe CUvot Hastimcs in •aid c.uintv.on Thur* Margaret llnvcrmnn, Mr. Heitmnn, Mrs. light pf hi* lOMea.thcre a sober man aatdis-! Howard CEy Ionia Uh> Uir '(Ahdayot November, ill the year oue I’rter Knnlcll. Mrs. John Mnnierfleld. Al­ hvartened over his losses aud wept like n ib>Hi«an«l etriit hundred and ninety two. Stanton I u ■ . 1.1:1 t dinorc _ I ’ !• Star: r'Y.rrJJto. Aldell Starr. Charles Starr, I’r.^mi, Ciiarle* W. Armstrong, Judjie of :dell Telegraph Wire* ax Clothesline*. lyubate. • i B. A.’Sperte, Mrs. 8. A. Sperr. T m. leay* Grand Rapids dally at 11 JO llu tbe matter ot the eitate .of Austin l». i A fifth net, evidently from ibeMKdwsippI, p. iu. imsxlug Woodbury at i:»a. m. arriving IL>»»rU. •lecrused. importaut Bulbling* Destroyed. at Detroit at 7:» a. m L> ares Detroit dally Un reading and tiling the octltl »n. duly veriat II p. m . paexlna Woodbury at 5:« a. m., n*d. ni laiiayette 1I3mn*h, tor. stsafj 2-------- • )«av|ut* (•rayliii* iliat that admlbisiralien adtnluMralion of said *al«i <-*t*ie tile. A partial list of the building* de- graph wires iu the path of the cyclotio arrtrlUK al Grand Rhpida MJ » a. m. । day. otners week day* only, t stop 1 HcuUernl,utt- moliabed fair th®’ cyclone follow*: Roman i-s-ked like a wash line with the miscel- on• Every signal. . Parlor cars on all day trains between Grand TiwfeiuxMi it i* .MTirred. that Fildav the Catholic chnreh.Gerrnon Methodist church i lumotu* garment* suspending therefrom. Rapids and Detroit. Heals 25 cents, .-sleepers 4L WS TE SAHE -.nd day .d Dreemtwr, A. Iuimc-i tenu'eitwk iu * Lnthcmu ohure.h and *eh<x>lho-.i*- nubile i “’ttcher knives, case knives, sewing ma- on night trains. Connections made in | inc lorrioon.t*- assteu.f.1 for Hie hearing of .akt! . ", * . ‘ yMX,‘n' n*”-. 1 chines, store covers, pocketbook*, clothing, Union stailon. Grand Rapids with the AKb HI THP RP CT i-utl«'ii ai'rt lliul liie heirs ut law salu <le • H'hool. citV jnil nnd engine bouse-. Roman ..,..1.1., intern inirlwl -mt all 2— nLwfllo rriL Dlji . ra*-d .wi all eth* r ;, r-i>i s iiitcrested in Mi<i cAth,-,li(. v-houlh<m-e Chari • * Bodeker’a ul "? inuraJngkd, and nil Chicauoa Wiuit Mu hiuax IUiw*r ro« • Mate, are required lo appear si a ■*«*»« of ?. * s imucatr s u, kgTe undergone a tanking In ■-aid court, then u» be !i.4>:>-;i at the i*r»<>iiteuf- ©fi”v »M»«. lumber blown awny. the I o*tal niuddy water. Peterson lost SI,‘AX) worth ' »bowrawCif nay U?wS?'ihyMibr>nnKrrr o‘f ' bnii,Un«- U“ Centennial hotel, and Henry I (1f buggies beoiilra any amount .of other Ivn. route tu tbesutnnser resorts of iiortuern aiieni* ■ thr petitioner **niv «.«•< tw’sruntr.l Ami it"- ' Bi-.tteni.-r * icehouse anti brewery barm*. *>Wk. k Trains leave Grand Rapids for Chicago.l’/W A ' further ordered, that Mid petittonrr give notice ; Sixty dwelling botl»e* were also demolished 1 Ready Help for the sufferer*. M. and t F. M.. ’ll :X P. M. Arrive Chicago I telhnptrsdiu* interested in wUd estate, ot *be j 1 ...,b Thu doctorshave worked incessantly. 3.15 P. M . a A*. P. M. and B06 A. M. I Prudency of said petition and tjb. ^ri.riu>t mid nwny bther* were diunagisl. 1 he csti- Kj d ( money were freely given by IN THE Ijeave for Manistee and Traverse City • :w> A* tla-rrofbye: uulnx a cony of tid* order <0 Le mated xnli|r<>f of the buildlugs destroyed *“ ,an.’ .. . >?7i ,, M. and S-.TO P. MA - Hg— l-JC-S! j ismtlsbed Ii. the H**t/mr* ItAXNgit. a m-w*- halxmt tttU.OOQ. while the total lo-* will *cRL <-itizeua <-l*ocd their doora tx> tho I^*ave tor charlexeti and Petoskey . :J0 A. M l«l*r pr.nted ntul circulated In sold Oxmty. id ,j . jvj . .... . htemries* mid hearty good feeling preParlor ear* on daj- trains and sleepers on nwrrv.ouce In each seek lor three >uc<-vs»o . ft”' , t Aretu im* amount, tniiu , tl<MnilMU<M| Win* wcn. down in both night trama to Chicago. \ pre prcviou* to said day of hearing. Nuraure nLt-nt* nnd building contractors , "»« , flrgmph ,• . . A»k our agents for further particulars or CMAS 7W. AKMsPkoy.i.■ have Investigated the Iwand n-porte.1. ns ' ,, communicate i» W‘ 'uiKOMUK DaliAt EN.Gen'lPasa’r Agl Judge of Frouaw • | nb,,^ , Wil Mow. Grand Rapids. HAVOC IN OTHER COUNTIES. nedbud, Ills., the Plaything the Tornado. $ san™. claus SOAP Thais wi^y ?^if8,yte s MADE ONLY BY ;s N.KTairbank8cCq Chicago. SnOKE O POWERJ’ - NO. 35. ?5an Central .imfldrj fails Houtc.” 5 <• QIQrtR .in. i> TUESDAY, DEC. 6; One day only. Office at FORDS’ HOT HOLMAN S. HUMPHRE7 'w of Chlc*;Oi with i» H BT^ANCH OFFICE at lonth 4>r tho past »ix months, and during tbono vl.iu hnsrxamined and Is d thin County each ’d for bundrods, • . -<r-Aed many ortho moat Wonderful Cures "ver made in th> ht.tv There i5 scarcely it nelghlwhood iu th'* county that (,|..j,4« and neiBhb.a, nbout Dr Uj'ln>«i S. IDuupbrM.L faniilv which hna not had uue or more of It* niciubi.Ts •,.« 1 .n.nt <if th<> <r > wnndi rtul skill, and raiely a I.5U2"L ........, ” .............. . -. . - , I ■•■ ' ■ _ “ " - ............nhnlstaunnmtmllMt! ? ,11.1r.-twM I" l.--nl«'> *H L"'" di,',n “P 1 lh'' ; pruuw*'’1i” ' lined do 1101 tall to ron-ull thia I'-'- most eminent nkv^.-lan physician and aurireon. Hurgeou. ‘ lul'ioii: c.msullatlon- ""'l »d»W> free. r^ ,.. ...--- M--- ..... ' > tho trretment «-f rhrunic rw-> witoi. 1 iurureb’- ia| making awdysi*. microwpie cb n-.ifii- examination*. y®t h* anrre'to any ooa,"be1l*vlagl| to f V..- i>hy*iciaa*sdufy to*>c*ctain !\-.ro-c>ndidoa whbuat*xp$p*a Whenever and wherever Dr. hrer dfecid-e to locate a rmathly visit .■ v «-k ’-' see »Im. and no won(J*r. for fi--- eg.,mieation.1nd often vritboot J H nn'AfioD. he tc’latbe Inrelid what :>1J,end th* t>ro»t>ert cf a core. •* 4).!orfal of all M-relnre bi* best ■ ■ .<tLt 6ret Wk at * patient mot* ill • w-'and Dr.Hntni'hreyie never mi»,u l.i» tiiagn->*i* io any can-. <1 -ct..rb me<ti>»i*difT-r markedly from I*. Al . > I V, ' Ihxt unmlx'- •there a pr»j toaeroful*. rl.t. nit- Lmm ■' * _ , <xn‘umpUou. (’••struct!re * ii Amotg <>«bere. hundred* of cl.il.ld f -rtued. hot I. h.ldncw mau> u and hoar.wl»iienra-.!r-ali are rei'hil. J Tbvdoct"* k su-r.undol wit: •<> thia reentry for *x»” ins all furtua ufthroulc aiimea'i urinary unran*. brdn *o«l . !l« >*<!«t.>re ••terr frertli-n *r , -hi’* pt-j»iralcoodbbiD aodti.ijn- I m . .Tb* < oodition of re«-h «>rg<a. !•»•- ■ ■ >> ..fjmi nnd all diareaed tart*, and f-w’Mtwr ►ydpnthetic <>r organic, tx-fllet Tb* ductor ► »l" • >fic tn>dicnw* t':..- dlw-rrM • rear. -•►*!> cutnpUtt d and the re-h-rina 'll- Uxijr trre»urrd against the nircT and dealrootlvO enpsbHL The Morsi came out of the soutbwnct. J, ■Ii Darunge to l*r»i>erty, but No Hcrieu* With a rmii and roar like the approach <rf ' , Some mighty confi.igrntion, came the twist’('IHC.U-O, Nov. I*.—A cyclone atruck the |ng colntufl. In thirty Hcev>nds It had-comr ■ u«--in -i > *|uthtrn portion of Si. Clair, Washington .ooded highL’llutnu euiiatica. tbhatati*. at nn early jhi;«l •hviJi.l Begmuitig nt 1'............ ~ --look- bpuf yestetday morning. Hoiiwb were lands nhicii fringe the highLltiff. ■ Ing the Alissixsippi river twenty . milm i:iHe*> 1• biowu utowu dywu <rowu at Fayetteville, New Memphis ! nwuy: the funnel drew up into air and ’ , ,aid t^ueeu’s* Lake. The large lumber itbi-ds then dl* tpdcil Upon the two atory Vnr,.^ . farm- I ai •!.. the latter:pkice were Mattered in all di­ ; house of Coo ucl W. B. Sharp, wr ■'king . ik tiotis, ‘ ... ... Thu cloud was n* black i* night It complavly. The, Boman Catholic j nd apix-urvd, to roll upon the earth. church am| school of Rctllnid were next. • [Whole orchards were<lw»troyed, many ot Unroofed nud otherwise injin.tl. The 1. lie trev* Iwiug twMed ^»tf at the ground. .. Congre- .1 _>’ii serious au-ualtie* are reported, ’the Large brieklchurch of the German Lttiuna! »«$-i*-ty crumbled U’. a *hoiiM- of ' | I'iurse of tiie*topn was from *cuthw«*Mb ....... ...z foundaliun^ . ........... . A Jatjp- agri- j ii-JrthriiM. Much damage wasilum.- in the l-anL- t>> it^ very j cultural w|n house filled with flue i.tiggiv* (neighborhood of Saievi. Dispatcher, from , aud oXlu-r f«»vk was rwlnced 10 kindling [ 11Q part* of thr state say that tpdirive hjiz! wood, wdli it* content*. The black-mith : r.tni is raging !lnd that the property Jusu ||hop<>( Wii. Bant- xutiered demolition al ,1 w|l| . ■ .by considerable. CYCLD.,E iN .ARKANAAS Chicago, S&I&sulscg !t ’<iiw TIME TABLE. In effert September II, 1MB1 . Station*. i’u£ ZE •.-.11111. Kalxnixroo Lv .. EaalCooper RiehUnd June't. Crrahcy ....... ..... Milo l»-!ton............. .. Cloverdale fibula Hastings........ .. Coat* drove . -----uvuup.,e in Arkansas. Woddlaml hurt ..... ; ONLY TH^EE HUNDRED FEET WIDE. ' sAcnTronui Killed and Twelve Other* Wood f'la 1>. L. A I -----lanMtn: ; ■■ -rrtMX ""•’““ir !? ,u Dotrol- .»u. TLK Rctix, Ark.. Nov. 21.—A cyclone J d through Boone county Friday dinfru-v-r of the tornado was 300 I ynrda wide. xVitlin this circle next the I ®Tbl'.] cuiUt g .a swath . lh- known death ’ ’ roll Is aa fn! । blnck.-miiu shop,and residence of John Mr. i ai)d Mrs. Faaton and Uug. the dwellings of Mr*. l>iwb. J«wpb ( tlLw children; Joseph Wagh-y Vogt. -b-iiJ l-amiholilt and William Mir- .।■ —j... known num wuo «n«i 01 ingnt- and an ' unkudu n nuia who died of fright. Twelve kel. Tiie Urick !>«•;• -••■? persoqs ere wounded, — — Christian - --• ...........Munn , porwiu-. wcru v.wuuiiiicu. tufevthree uciiigU-ing dau­ enunt iut in tw« 'i he two-nnd-a half- linrn. A womfin and sick child even* picked • u..- Jun< t ■" x of I’et< r Kantell I up nnd carried sixty^ards and neither liory stone dwelling < • 1—- it*. I’xrMiciipaiite 1 bflrt. Much (property was destroyed, but crumbled into ruins, burying . - - I *‘d rattmate eat> be given. V «i‘ entitle nn-lvr the a-nfls, whence emerges! brufotsl 11 with blood I- PT- t°r“; T"- ” ~A ™» “cand bleedmg, Mrs. Knnk-li with blood .until nnd only hrtui. V ndungton county. Ark., xny* that pouring from noM.* and moti ' * ' ;n’» honro- Mtc- , ,0^u I® WDfill village) wan completely dewhalf cynraoua. John Hal;!.'- ......... I eunibed »cn ; trbyed by ejvlone nt 3 o'clock yt-Mte-nlay ' • • KJ —i the • ,Morm. atorm; injuring injuring bl* bls sou ; Julius. 1 morning. But one bouse wax left stand- it .MMthurv A OOlre Destroyed. • lug. No lives were InaL Th.- damage to A Fflnting rflntlng OOlre Destroyed. S. D. Terry cnine to H-dbudfn.m BushJ in ttat section is great. ! Imtruit....... aril. t<> found th,. the Redbud Democrat -11 Ills., nu ,;.r„nw.t Pe.n.n.1 liem —mr 'I W0ULD HAVE POWDERLY AGAIN. <.-and Rapids.. in the month of October. The tornado vh>- I t 'Stops un *tgrnl only. ited'hls prt-xs room and dwelling rooms I Hr la t’roctlemlly the Unauimou* Choice | t v os. s and « *IU not earn- passenger- unless t rtAided will, freight tnUn permits. Covered by hue roof. That ro>»f is now a j St. Louts, Nov. 21—The Knights of La­ ' l -eight traiua will be run at tbe eonvenienea mile due northeast. Mr. Perry’s presses are broken, bis type Is pied forever, his born-*- j bor decided the income tax question by of lbs cotnpJHiv. a bo reserve tbe right to change t the time of sueh train* without notice. bold good* and clothing scattered to the , uinnitl.„uSliy adopting a plank that a grad­ ■y W. S. Dr.wixo. Gen’l Mai ager. wind*, and io cap the climax, the form-rlv | U1^ted income tax and tax on inheritances I H. C. PO3TWB. Gen’l P. & T. AC . opright walls cune < uwn upon ‘l«- *d .u Ixi Inked. jtyction fiction of «»f offlerre otllcr-r* was wan next, next, Which he at id h Li wife were sleeping, and — ■ ■ bring ■ ■ • • iu • nomination • ... . and Powderly! placed b,■ ami d,«tn.«le.l.,ut tarn d.e bnok mid L;,; - -c-|UJ[---c „„a a,,. y,ly sot.-. U.oUgb -l.ru.«d, 1,^, ,o ebo.e oru.lkr,. okcd.and !.< ttiwlete. ! But hi-. <>t .tn overwhelming vote—al), in till), r Homa. Buli.-rterd. ■ . , I h-vt. . Why Suffer ? ft When you can be Cured .... •he first .“tiit-y oc.-upithl by u horre«hoeing Shop ami (tao upper Mtorire ns lints, in Which duelt litis liollliafner and Mrs. C. LandlioMt. I The building n; •—-•..... dltough thd ..... uceupauta .fluid k»ss of Tbi thijir^wnnlrob 4oods. horn•••> < f Mm. Mar^-.ret Bar•.•rmim,».fU<to Eiland Mrs. Euddr were pulvcrixrd fii-xt and the cottages <,f Clmrles Giclmr. Henry Kiukc nnd I’ct.-r J.tnne- |1 . I-utili Cnvaiiaugli wax elecl-.d general ।’ worthy foreman by a practically u^afii| u-.pu* vote. John W. Hayes was -L-cttd iu thp tame manner. The election of the gen­ ‘’nd executive i board resulted in the elee°Z A’ W John D- Collu’ V’V***awl f-^’'dre. ‘he first tt-elecUd. Tbe committee on ‘1* state el The order will make n report today nnd its consideration will probably1 matin fared! like the bricks. Mrs. Jaccfl Iw thd primjptil business of the morning in unit • really carabl" now. bn Kopp hud rfccntly built n pretty home and ad&ioh. .' ai crere' th«- day «lo-n W;te a realdunt t hereof a couple of week*. •kiltful pliyaielan Bud of the Hcmrateud Strike. The xuinnlmndc it n miw> of kindling HaMi-rxAD, Pa., Nov. 21.—Th groat wuul nnd New it revernl blocks away. Hbm».tea<l xftike, or lockout, waa I.: night . A Child'* Brain* Crualir.l Out. ire Ilf* ha» b-wn •l*v’>'*d b» t|>« study «nl Early explorers with lanterns saw the toian md ytsterday morning at a meeting j i< rich io iu practical prajiiral a*peri expTri -nc>pa not too. and many of the truly Uul; w«t» w«ti>le«fnl tS|^vfoot of n little boy protruding from the held in the rink, which was proyiilud over ore Ute* n«-ii»n wreckage, raid on examination disclosed by Richard Hotchkisa, the new chairman >>ppurtk:niti.*a bkv” tmrtjIwL the fact that the mother was groaning be-, of thustrikers’advisory board. Secretary ha* tboomghiy let iu*» iM> ddo him. Hp waa dead, bis brains crushed Killgillcn, Vice President Carney and .ti.ui in n.urn*<i tx>*im*«. . out by if hup- timber nnd his face and body Trwwiirer Madden, national of!}cm of the k* o » entire rnwHcal world L, j*! 11 buried iu the earth. Hi* mother's bonca Amalgamate^ assodation. were present. '.w. PMtear. K.s-h. Bnurn Brtjmnl. M. JJ -Ld, | 'fci •I rte .r* iv> fainillar tn him aa t»» taoawalv**. »nd whilerr*^ re«<l> I are broken, bntshe still livaa. The doctors rr’wp and *<-«aln a f*ct. h* hohta faat to old frtenE’tenaribaaly. and The lockout bail reached its 144th day. Its my she ranaot survive. She regained conUr. >,*w .ma* cautionaly. having J»ns "ln®"J*C’Z-T.ii^i’ 1 lew. « wiouMiiras i* little lathr. Peter Emu-miller’s histoiu1 in upwn tbe world over. The ■ .14 truth’well applted la Wurth a dusra ro*>i c'.urea bowmrer plaaat- i tioa u> tbe nuaoaprimi house was wrecked and his stable lu which vote that opened the Homestead steel was a span of mules, wan moved half a work.-) to Amnlgamatiil men stood 101 yeas to 91 nays. The meeting was a red-hot one |nlp»»<l'>ul habit* <>f y mile or so. ma and finally Dr. Mnuiphrsy i* tbe only phjririim who in mature rev* "r all the way through, anil at one time it Inotlier Death Likely. irf Itmlf. E««o io i.w t>ad th* stHNdal Mlvastasa of Euroy* Matthias Triarwriler lost oqe side oi his looked aa if Burge** Hollingshead tfould .-.pilal stu'fire in mlcroeeopy of tb« blond Z£«tiai. Abrogate cu _ -• m house, and his wife, a nervous invalid,will have to exert his official authority to pre­ etui tireure, who carrie* with him a fall lina -t ioKrun>»t>(* and apparatus for making rhk incurred. I probably elite of fright. Mrs. Dora Kauf­ vent serious conflict. •' ictlr scientific examination* of the ration* ful bf.-. •tllhw ov>—. if Kp lep«y nr Fit* wi*o'Ml.-'Hi ‘ I «f all that skill «“ p-wulvcly manns, William Vogt*’ and William Nich­ ■ ■ vnrre andneeretk-n* of the body. ** th* a <wmiu »ta«*. die in eared by * never-lsl-ing m*-tb>*l. | •>»ui*. bhxMi.diacharge* of any kind, cutarrb- do. H wooo It is mH only dangeoms tod* m ols' houses were wrecked. John MnnderPerson, aosklllfnliy U*?’-*’ ‘P ' •, Martinsville, ImL, Nov. 21.—Republi­ a: sHcretiou^ ric.. eta,, whfrh aramlnatfoM felt nnd his wife awoke as their house fell, pr.-en.icre X-? »«#»«»• V *re n««w roaiddered Indiapenalble to a correct month after month, eteioa n->i*.w.>-«’ and i»- , nnd Mr*. Mandcrfelt’* skull was fractured. can Poxtm.-ister LeWta, of Cope, tvsignid I tjnoeia in all forma of obscure and chronic It in a crim* a«*in»t three to nedmet uure*»v«» yurinas cwkcpouad-. »hoala eslLaod r w doctors ont»id- the until premataro daatli eliwea tb" »«m*Her husband was also severely hurt. Across the day after election Democrat* daubed of Women, _ the street tho fine graded school building hl* office with red paint. They have also mok aa bare haffl-d the skill "f all "thar jAyriwas a mans of ruins, and Alden Starr and during tho past four yesare cut off his in­ SSuXid tbriTremedire. Dr. Humphrey qulelrir bllttr. prematnre iiecl<»* ”t wm»-ly wife and Miss Emma Crow wfcro liadly come by uring -a near-by poetoffice. His 2X. Ulre^ morn™, fibroid and and kindred atf-d .r-a. which hurt by the collapse of their brick dwell­ salary wax only «3 j»er year, while the ex­ ^Tih. cn,«l wUbM.1 u» ,““_sLi2S^ iX-ted er nnrtilifuH, ireaid Xu or f-llursa. I’-tlwit. «r-l«l hT m-i caiwtlcr. No cuUina. no pain, no danger. ing. The habitations of B. Miller, W. W. penses of the urtk»- u ero «W. «d m*diain>w •*»’. b, 'spre^- ,1***’^** Williamson, Sophia Henry nnd Dorotha ■ aabuod 1’arfwtly Reatored. een—iiMioU prrfan>ble. Waguareol—rur»> Rathbert were added to the general wreck, JACKfoW.LuK, Dis.. Nov. 22.—Tbe Bank u were thooe of John Wetzel, Mm. Wea­ i; that la, antUaach sel, Christ Kellerhaffs and Laurence Bauer. of A*hl kxI, In the southern port of Casa count) >os entered by robbers Sunday Children S«*:t«r«d Over th* Prairie. Frank IJab, by th* aid ot a lantern, found night • ;.o blew up the bank with dyna­ hh children -mtidured, scattwsd over the mite. The robber* secured a large amount DR. HOLMAN S HUMPHREY lures After AH Ot'.crs Fali' Thousands are suffering with Torpid Livcr-the sjunptoins arc Depression ot Spirits, Indiges­ tion, Constipation, Headache. Dr. Sanford’s, Liver Invigorator is a reliable remedy for Liver Disorders. It cure; thousands every yew; why not • try Dr. banford’s Liver Invigorator? Your Druggist wi'.l supply you. ixt.!. ■m KSIMl NERVINE L-.H J3H3 nj.miB’NEMiNf DOT. �—- SECOND : GRAND : HOLIDAY : SALE I R: W.:GREBLE The Furniture and Carpet Dealer YOU TO HIS SECOND GRAND HOLIDAY SALE. WHICH WILL CONSIST OF L K OF AT.T, GRADES AND PRICES, Fine Easels, Lace and Cheneille Draperies, a large display of Oriental Rugs, Willow Goods and Fine Pictures, Fancy Chairs, Divans, and Tetes, Side Boards, Book Cases and Extension Tables. WE INVITE COMPARISON This Sale will commence Thursday, Nov. 10, and will be con tinned.to [an. 1st, 1893. Don’t buy your Christmas presents until you inspect my stock. . • . HASTINGS, MICH North Side, Main Street Tastings Banner, Thursday, November 24, 1892. MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. THU HA8TIXG8, Ml CH., rOSTUFFICE, AUGUST .14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. fully alive to tbe fact that wealth should never be considered a stepping stone to position; that would be unjust and danger­ ous. It is equally as dangerous and as monstrously unjust to consider a man’s means as a bar. to position. A man’s wealth should not enter the case at all The man Is the subject for consideration. Tbe purpose Of the. democratic wall about Senator Stockbridge’s money Is plain. It does nut arise from a belief that he would not rerw/tlie people of Michigan with the saine zeal, ability and care that he Tbe democratic press of Michigan is lias shown for the past six years. No laving much to say, in view of tbe fact criticism of his character or ability has stat the legislature is overwhelmingly re, been mode. It is a causeless attempt to >ub!ican, about the candidacy of Senator make party capital by appealing to Ignoble itockbridge for a second term, especially prejudices. Every vote by Michigan’s -ommentlng on the fact that the senator Is senior senator on the party measures that i man of means. have come before the senate hrs been If it were any argument, we might thoroughly consistent rilth tbe platform •otnt to several democratic U. S. senators and principled of the republican party vho are guilty of the crime of'wealth, ,No breath of scandal has ever been attach­ lot tbe criticism has no basis In reason, ed to bls official career. He has never to foundation In justice. It is especially been accused of favoring private Interests vlthout excuse from democrats because, —bls every vote being consistent wlth’jub' ad a democratic legislature been chosen lie interest, and the Interests of Michigan n this state, Don. M. Dickinson, a born as he understood them. His character as a ristocrat, a man of great wealth and a cor­ man and actions as a senator have never . -oration lawyer, would have been elected subjected him to even the suspicion of .enator. having cast a vote for private or Individual Tbe mere fact of a man having means, interests. Democratic slurs upon him are vhlch he by his own efforts has acquired, for partisan ends solely. 4 in no sense an argument for or against' With no stain upon bis private or official ■is elevation to political office. Were record, with no charge that he has not vealth handed down to him, none can deny been in thorough harmony with the repub­ •at that It might put him out of sympathy lican party, with faithful attention to *ith the masses, whose struggles be could every Interest of the stale he represents, .ot appreciate because he had never made and for which be has by bls ability and -hem himself. But a man who has built zeal secured much favorable legislation— • p his own fortune from feeble,beginnings, with all these things to his credit,'.gndhav,novh» the hardships of toil from experIng served one term well, wine other, and ence, and Is in close touch and ready symsome defensible, objection tbifn that he is ■athy with those who toll as did he. If a man of means must be urged to atone -> access be honestly won—and we have for doing him the great wrong of denying lever heard the honor, character and Inhim what has become party usage in this egrity of Senator Stockbridge even qnesstate—a second term. iooed—It argues his ability, good judgft Is yet early for senatorial agitation. tent, foresight, care and prudence. These But not too early to agitate for the removal «<aaittlM, to say the least, do not disqualify of senseless and excaseless objections to a -t it*" for political office, but rather speak well tried and faithful public servant. Should proofs be made that Senator Stock* We have no sympashy with the line and •-ry raised against men of means simply bridge had been recreant to his trust, out Geeauae they bare them. If they be dlsooeet, disreputable, disgraced by vices or > dated by crime, then there is ground for rtUciam, and tbe criticism is all tbe more J wt because Id such men such character•4fcs are more blameworthy than in those dtbout their opportunities. But to decry i man because be has money, which none -ny to honestly his. la utterly senseless. 1 like opportunities and poMsesed the uae abilities, would not for ono moment eattata to get as wealthy as those they of harmony with his party, in hla senaioria actions, they would be valid objections, sufficient to secure his retirement. No such proofs have been produced, no such objections urged, nor do we believe they can be. But tbe mere tact that he has by Industry, good judgment and keen ability been able to accumulate ample means’ constitute no excuse for the republican party of Michigan to fly In the face of Its precedents favorable to a semilid term, and do a great Injustice to a g«?od man, a It would not l»e policy tor England to Sheriff, Benham, combination. “ McKevltL’llep 3030 fully express the joy she feels over tbe re. Majority for McKevitt 307 suit of the recent elections in this countryCounty Clerk, Marshall.Dnm 1719 and the same is true of Canada. But •• Nagler, Kep... Ffigbner Peoples 944 despite this fact, their cups of happiness ’* Hafner, Prohl... 290 are so full that they run overoccasslonally, Plurality for Nagler 1125 ns will be seen from the following clip­ Register, Wickwire, combination 2840 ping from “The British Canadian,” m pa­ Jordan, Rup 2899 per published at Simcoe, Ontario: Majority for Jordan............... 59 Treasurer, Hilbqrt, Item “Grpver Cleveland has been elected “ Kenyon. Kep.....2891 President ot Urn United Males. This will “ ' Mattiiewa, Peoples.. 890 be regarded with satisfaction by Canadians “ Hathaway, Prohl... 283 a.* it is generally thought that n democratic Plurality for Kenyon 1163 administration will be inure friendly tu Pros Atty, Lowden, combination 2834 Canada than a republican. “ .Sweeiey, Rep 2390 Majority for Sweezey.. 09 Surveyor, Bentley, Dem.-' County Canvass. • “ Cobb, Rep 2854 The board of canvassers completed their •’ Taylor, People's 864 labors Friday morning, but reassembled “ Humphrey, Prohl.... 299 Tuesday to canvass the votes on supreme Plurality for Cobb 1083 court justice, the law requiring that work CommlMilouera, Thomas. Com.. 2800 to bo completed then. Following are the “ v Riker. Dem totals, the vote by townships being sub­ *• Cadwaltader Peo 862 stantially as reported In the Bakxbr Ot' “ Webster. Prohl. 296 November 10th.“ Kenaston. Rep.. 2889 PBKtlDENTIAL ELECTORS. “ Walker, Rep... 2881 Majority Kenaston over Thomas... At large. Powers. Dem 29 1800 “ Walker over Thomas " Hubbell, Rgp 21 2854 Coroners, Woodmansee Com... 2873 “ Beam, People's 850 “ Kennedy, fusion., ... 2625 “ Dickie, .Prohl 297 “ Benham, Prohl 299 • Plurality for Hubbell 1054 “ Sackett, Rep 2867 Disc Elector. Hutchins, fusion 3663 “ VanHorn, Kep 2878 “ Colgrove, Rep... 2836 Majority Wuodmanssee over Sack­ • “ McMaster, Prohl. 295 ett J................................................. Plurality for Colgrove................ 173 Majority VanHorn over Kennedy.. 9SS COXaUESSMAN. It will thus be seen that Um combination Yaple, fusion 2654 a by the official vote, gained one coroner Thomas. Rep 2358 elected Dr. Matthew C. Woodmansee, Swectland, Prohl 298 great pride democrats and people’s Plurality for Thomas 20 ■party men can take in the elevation of Dr. STATE OFFICERS. Woodmansee do doubt compensates for the Governor, Morse, Dem.. loss of all the rest of ths ticket We con­ 1894 “ Rich, Rep 2861 gratulate the combination on its glorious “ Ewing. People’s.... victory In saving Woodmansee. “ Russell, Probl 801 Plurality for Rich 907 Lt Governor, Edwards. Dem.. 1803 Michigan has not only obtained a politi­ , “ Giddings, Rep.... 2849 cal victory in tho put few days, but she “ Sherman, People. 852 has obtained a victory wblch Is looked “ Brewer, Prohl... 300 upon by tbe Michigan boys of the Univer­ Plurality for Giddings i040 sity with as much loyalty and good feeling. The votes on secretary of state, state There has been and la at present In the treasurer, auditor geueral. superintendent taw department a strong feeling on the of public Instraction and member of the part of those students coming from other board of education are substantially as that states, towards a Michigan man ever get­ for lieutenant governor. ting any office In the class and especially Com’r Land office, Shaffer, fus. 3647 president But the boys are not always Berry. Rep.. 2858 going to be put down and, as the senior “ Benedict. Pr. 299 class failed to elect their Michigan man Plurality for Berry.... Sil the juniors went Into the battle to win’ Alt’y Gen’l, Ellis, fusion.., 2636 and they did win, Mr. Naegley, of Sagin­ “ Diekmna, Rep., 2666 aw. being elected as president of the jun­ “ Walker. Prohl, 298 ior class. Mr. Naegley has the honor of Plurality for Dielcema ->30 being tbe first Michigan president In ten Justice Sup. Ct, Newton, fus.. 2608 years. “ Hooker, Rep.-.. 2907* “ Chee ver, Prohl. 288 The medical department of tbe U. of M Plurality for Hooker 209 waa opened in tfiw with five Instructors and thirty-one students. I.EGIBLATURK. Senator, Jordan, combination.. 2955 “ Wilkins, Rep3759 Majority for Jordan IM ; Representative. BrAn, futon. 1630 *• Ho«W«n. Rep.. 3875 “ Rote.- Frohi.... 390 Plurality for Huggen, 245 1Probate Judge, Williams, Dml.':1«m “ dxngl w. Whites^am ata', ws m B’ • . capable public servant, and a loyal repabll- Armatmnv wuan The first president of the U. of M. was Dr. H. P. Tappan. Mr. G. C. Otto, of Iowa, will accompany E-oy Bauer bone next Tuesday, and spend the vacation with him. P The opening number ot the Choral Un­ ion series of concert* will be given Novem­ ber 21st. The Chicago orchestra under the direction of Theodore Thomas. Is to bo the attraction. Tho ’Versify foot-ball team meets Cor­ nell Thanksgiving day at the D. A. C. grounds in Detroit x Thanksgiving rcceM In all departments of the University fur thro* days, com­ mencing Tuesday evening. PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan. County of Barry—as. At a sciMloii ot tbe Probate Court for the County of Barry hotaen at tbe Probate Office. In the City ut Hastings, In said county, on Wednesday, the 3*1 day of November, in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety two. Present, Charter W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. In tiie matter of tbe estate ot James Maboaey. deceased. (>n reaillng and Ming the petition, dnly vertfled, ot Miroti W Ina. administrator of said es­ late, praying that bls Anal account this day OX may be heard and allowed. 7 u Is ordered, that Friday, the JGth day ot December. A. D. iws, at ten o’clock tatte forenoon be sMlraed for the bead ng of said petition, and that tbeTheini at taw of said de­ ceived and all other persons Interested In said estate, are require^ to appear al a session of said Court, then,o beholden at the Probate Office In th-City of Hastings. In raid County, and Show rrume. If any there be. why tbe prayer ot Che uetltimisr may not be granted. And It is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to I lie person* Interested In said estate, of tbe pmiuency of said petition and the hearing ’"ftVJ|'y..,>r “Us order lobe publlsaed In the Hastings Bamxkm. a newspa­ perpt luted am) circulated In said C<mnty ol ■""<» ta week for three suaceaslve weeks prevhais tu ealdday of hearing. .. , v CHAa. W. AMMtmtONG. (A true oouv. ) Judge of Probate. MORTGAGE SALE. Whereas default has been made In Uir condi­ tions of a murttfuge exeaited by : - tRichards and iliumab M. Richard-. lil» wife, ol the township of Urancevlllc itarry t ouniy. Blate of Michigan, to Julia B. Bcovilk. N Gene­ seo. state of $ew York.bearing dntc 1 ba 23rd day of September. Invu and recorded itl tinoffice ot the Register of Deeds for Barrv Countv. Michigan, on the -.Gth day of Scpterotxr. t-W». in liber twelve of mortgage* on page xw. *,n wbi<’b mortgage then Is now claimed to be dun and unpaid at the date »f tbb notice the anm <>f one thousand, one hundred, eighty-uine and ti ioo dollars, principal and Interest together with ut attorney fee ot th r y flre dollars as ai|j>ulnit-«: tn said mortgage, aud no act! or proceeding at law or In equity having been Institnted t» re­ cover the debt secured by said mortgage or any part thereof. Notice is thereby given lbs*, by virtue of a power of sale contained In t>a!u mon gage and tbe statute In such case made and pro­ vided the said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged premises therein describ­ ed. wbieb sale will t>- made at the north door of the Court House Io the C!t\ of Hasting. Io the County of Barry and State of MicbJcun, that being tbe place ot holding the Ch cult Gun for Barrv County, at public auction, by the sher­ iff of said county on Saturday, the eighteenth day of February, tres. at twelve o’clock noon of that day to satisfy the amount which shall then be due on said mortgage with interest, costs, and expenses of sate together with thirty-five dollars, attarnev tee as flinulatm in said mortgage. The premises are dcKribed as fol­ lows, to-wit: . AH the following described lands, situate and being In the County of Barry and Statu of Michi­ gan. The west half of the south-west quarter of section nineteen. In township two nenb range ten west eonidtnlng eighty acres of land accord IngtotAe United States surrey, ami twenty acres off the south end of the west traettanal hjJf of the northwest quarter ot section number nineteen tn township two north range ten west containing In all oue hundred acres of land, be the same more or less. Dated, Novembersrad. tsw. Julia B. Scdvillk. * „ MortgageeAlex W. Hamilton, Attorney for Mortgagee. •ITS guess work to tell the number of snow flakes in that beautiful show window. ■ BUT it’s no guess work about their coming in reality soon, so prepare for snow and cold weather. Ladies, gents felt shoes, men’s, boys’ German socks and rubbers at prices that are right. Mishawaka all wool knit boots with rubbers complete, only $2.75, Bos­ ton rubber boots, $2.15. CALL and see us and bring your ticket on GoodIS™.., I1ontha subscription to that beautiful World s Fair Magazine. The dental stadenta are agitating the WOOLLEY fr BRON52H, Onk Price Sboe Dealers. �HastimgsJBanner. Thursday, November 24, 189a. ' w. R. COOK. Lwwal K**»r. The Hastings roller mill Is turoteg out some excrileat flour Umm days, aad aarn*■< 'y Institution tome well deserved oompilments. New flour dryaaan hava beau added and tbe min well overhauled. *r' **3°® U to brUs«th< 111111 to »*• front jf hard week will do It Speaking of rubber boots should remind you that when you want them It pays to buy the tost and the beet is the Suag Proof. For durability, comfort and wear it easily leads all other ns,kes. Spease Bros, have the exclusive agaacy for these good*. They are also prepared for those w bo-want winter geods with a fall line ot feUa, seeks and rubbers and arctics. They have a.large and varied assortment of rub­ bers for both ladies' and gentlemen's wear. For Misses’ and Chilton's they have both tho heel and spring heel rubbers. Call on PWROOMAL WffWTIOW. Mlaa ShriMr, < Chariott^ city Taaaday. h In la the dty Monday. DO NOT FORGET Hoti. John Carvsth, of Middleville, vu in tbe city Monday. F. A. Dean, of Charlotte, was la the dty onbuslnaas Mocday. That we sell John Rack, af Iowa, la vbltlag relativaa and friends tn ths dty. Mias Ella Halleck, of Jackson, ia vis­ iting friends In the city. □ 3. S. Schantz, ot Woqfilaad, waa In the dty Tuesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Rnaaail are spend­ ing Thanksgiving at Albion. Whan the sulkies were put away for ths Editor J. W. Saunders, of Middleville, winter not quite a year age the 2115 list, contained fifty naaes of horses having gave us a call yesterday morning. Gardner Potter, of Orchard Park, *N. Y.. trotting recoids from 9:08M to 9:15. Tbei season of 1892 Is uot yet at so end. but is expected to visit relatives In the city there are sixty-two new comers to tbe list this week. —mure than were recorded since the day, Miss lAah Bowno want to Grand Rap­ that Goldsmith Maid first entered the list where she will spend in 1784. The fastest record now Is 2:04. ids yesterday while three other horses have beaten 1:10 Thanksgiving. -1-am of tartar baking this season. It m a singular fact .that of Orlie Van Horn. Ixu Goodyear and all the horse* that trotted In 2:15 or better^ Walter I Ampman aro home from Ann Ar­ last year oo.'y seven lowered their records bor for Thanksgiving vacation. bakikv Powurato., ms WallSL, this year. Sid Crowell and party returned from Saturday morning about 9 o'clock Lee their northern hunting trip Tuesday morn­ Kocher, the eon ot Joel Koeber, a fanner ing. Eight deer were killed by the party. living near Nashville, took Ills own life by shooting himself in tbe breast. It seems If you want a watch call on John Bessthat ho had been punished either by his mer, thejowalor. , -.1 ta'.K or eat. do your artificial teeth . teacher, or his father, and no other cause .i.rn ’or drop >!owd? If »o eend one dollar for A postal card upon which is. written a can be assigned for tho rash act, excepting ■ iii.-baiid'* Handy bolder. You can apply It , .,rr plate in one minute, and no matter it that be brooded over his punishment. demand for payment of a debt or a threat • !- ptatr ntsofnot It win bold firmly tn the The act waa commited ia his father’s barn to sue or to place iu tho bands of a lawyer , 'U under theinoM tryiagelreumttanees. where be climbed up onto the second floor, for suit, has boon decided by tho courts to Address J. Z. HUSBAN D. D. D. 8. White Cloud. placed the muzzle of a loaded shot gun to a aon-mallable matter under the postal Mlcbliren his left breast and discharged tho gun by laws, and anycme..inaillng such a postal using a slick. The heart was torn In card renders himself liable to criminal shreds /nd a sickening sight was presented prosecution. Demands for pay, threats to to those who found him. He was but 13 sue, etc., must be closed In sealed envel­ ope. years of age. The Knights of Pythias aro about to Tbe Young Ladles A. N. Q. club have show their interest in the pity's improve­ issued some very unique invitations on or­ ment by giving au entertainment for the dinary brown paper for a ball in Union benefit or the new opera bouse. They ex­ ball. Wednesday evening. Dec. “th. The pect to repeat the play “The Ancient Or­ ball will also be very unique, being ^orlglder of Hercules,’' the burlesque that gave nally intended only for editors, but such universal satisfaction a couple of through tho httomne influence that has years ago- The Knights have always tak­ made the world so ranch better of late, is en an active part In all things looking to। now attended by all who are so fortunate v nti-r. jtunnuito'* to permanently cur© aU the best interests of the city and their ex­ as to cet invitations—Il Is a Poverty trail ,ud«-c Kupturoof both sexex. No pain; no ample is worthy of emulation. It goes and ail the editors will feel perfectly at : no drtentiou from buslnexn. For : -r'liatioti ar.t! illustrated pamphlet con- without saying that a snug sum will be re­ ease. MichUMU reference (free J. arid res. alized. Sylvester Greusci who has con­ De II. W, Maehh. Read What Prof. Davenport >ay«. .; K MILLEK CO . l«z. Mil. 1ST. Mich­ cluded not to “star it” in tho theatrical Woodland, MIcIl. Nov. 2. 1SW. world this season but possibly s'mother .; a>. . DctroC. Mich season. Itai kindly consented to act as Cook Bros., Hastings. Mich. j Notice leading man. and may Hing a tew side­ Deah Fiuexds—1 take the first oppor­ mirth jcumiiuii provoking; uuacs dirges lAincru between ; I.- .uinuiu (FIS .! splitting. iuiiiu Ti..HMiuul Uta-cting of the stockholders tunity to say that the Agricultuiaf'Depnrl■ ■ JlBersidp cemetery cotapttny uf the J acts. If the audlwnce will agree not to ment of the New York Tribune is. amt has ■ : liastluip. Michigan, will be held smother " ‘ - ■ ■Impreca -----him with boquels nnd ­ been for yearn, one of the i»c*t managed in W< -ucidaj, December 7tb{ at.seveq tions. alhthe country, and you will make no mis­ .■ • ; m. at the city council room. "A rural farming district in Michigan.” take in recommending it to your »patrons. T!:c Ou-.meM ojf the meeting will be tfie says "The' Engineering Magazine,” *. ' Very truly yours. has: ■ -it tour trustees, three fpr the full provldetl itself with a telegraph line eight P.rtV ot uxoe \» ar« in place of Edgar' Y. miles in length, .connecting n large num­ Prof. Davenport held a professorship in '"sfeon 1 f. Parker aud Wm. D. ber of scattered farms with the village the Michigan Agricultural college at Lan­ r t-.s.' term of office jexplrtsi nt . store, tiie proprietor of which officiate** aa sing. which he resigned to accept tlin pres­ at.d tone : tia;. .tad one for the term of two ■ telegraph bperatOR express agent, post- idency of an Agriciilturn! college Iu Brazil. .rs in p’»:v of Waiter L. Wilki is. lie I InaHter. and so on. The total cash expen­ Routh America. He has made farming a : . . irimneti from tbe city, 'and such [ diture for the outfit Is said to hare been . special study and always knows \H*at he i. r b ism,, as may come ta tore the I (U1|y game 8200.>. while the expense r-----of j i„ talking abou*. Remembci* that we semi All owners of lots by! purchase maintenance, which is but a-trifling sum, _ .uui— j{A5XEK and New York Tribune, the ••-I;--;. hi>'dei> and eatiiled to vote at ] |# asaesM-d equally upon tho awftqrs. The two papers one year fur $1.10. • . 1 u'.fvting a^ror.ling to law. A pcuctu- hinsll •* cost • ■ and L • snormoua, -------------- ---------•-----------of • convenience High >choo! . .: ■ ndanv.' jm all stock holders is hereby such a system as.this iu counlry districts ought to ht|d to a more general adoption of New scholars are pomin;: In every day— the plan. Especially after the expiration Will Osborn has returned from the west of the telephone xjrateste In 181*41 such a and joined tiie senior class. This will system of j Intercommunication by wire make sixiemi in Uic class—Next year would Ik- possible in every township Greek will be added to our course of study throughout the country. Tiie individual so that students will be able to enter the expense would be almost insignificant, and' classical course al the University—The in this icemjdf useless travel alone would literature class have, finished the Merchant CIRCULATION • of Venice and are now reading Julius save many times its <X'<t every year." It la quite safe to assume that the suc­ Caesar—The debate last week Us to which cessor of Mr .Sheldon will be a democrat. court*© offered tbe best mean* of culture lii i.-aftoF. <fi:.figt*s tor advertisements The business will this time be given to a democrat. | It is sate to say lhat our pres­ : ■ . b thi| ortice Tuesdays at latest to ent efficient post master will hold the job hi-. ■ ins<:.rtioh ia'tiiH iirauo'of tbe week until we find as staunch a democrat ns he wjii-n brought.'] is a republican. Annua! traders in-poll-, • '-J’es for all machines at T. Philtlpe* tics will stand no show this time. Wei propose to hake a man in that position whoi » uood house to rent or sell. works wltt/hls party. Instead of tryhtg|| OD. Sl'AVI.DTKil. every dodge to make himself solid, with] tV-irkinm have commenced laying brick the opposition. None hut democrats need j apply. Cleveland is a man fnr principle Rutlund Taxpayers. For sale, a gb>l beating stove, inquire, and not for policy—watch and see—Barry I will be at tbe Bastion City Bank every Sat County Democrat. Notwithstanding tho uninv during December to receive taxes. and al <' arlei Wise. city. my residence every Friday for the same purpose. assertion that the next post master will be Get the best watch for the money at Lewis WATKINS.Treat. a true blue, dyed-in-the-wool democrat, we BchStner'l, the jeweler. understand that Editor Dennis, of the Carlton Taxpayers. Ruinous'to dealers. The shoe for 61.00, Journal, islmaking a hard rustle for the I will be a* Town ball Fridays ami at Weis- 23, 61.33 auid $1.50 at the Racket office for a second term, and is soliciting »ert Bro*, hardware store In Hastings, Saturdaj a during December to receive taxes. Any part Tori any machine that is . made the same through Don M. Dickinson, who !>. Williams. 1 can get you. i T. rnn.f.iPS. will st?nd very dose to the throne after Troas.. Carltou twp Grover takes his sent. * • Owing to our milliner’s sickness we will Without doubt R. K. Grant, the entei1 out our laiiies’ hate at cost and less. , A young traagl*! Hound FridiA afternoon. p.lsing clothier, has the fitivst show win­ Owner can have same'bv calling on me. proving Tin: Backet. dow ever displayed in Barry county and property and paying lor this notice. CQ(>1^ Only 10 cents for a large bottle of the we doubt If many finer ones were ever finest oil maiteifor your sewing machines, shown in the slate. The bottom of the Bic Oxrn. west show window is covereii with plate cycles trad guns at T. Phillips’. The largest ox in this country that we 11- v. Lowry.lof Millford; tilled the M. glass, upon which st* - 3 a you g boy. with hare wen any n-cord of was what wi« his skates on Just preparing for the Initial ■. pulpit Sunday evening and the Midknown rw the centennial ox. He was ex­ stroke. From the celling are suspended dlevllle Cougrqgationalist minister hi Ute hibited at the centennial In Philadelphia several rows of strings, to which lufts of in 1870. He was bred by Samuel Barkley, mom lug. cotton batting are lied, giving tho window of Somerset county, Pa., and wom tie In­ Now is Ute time to fix up your wells the appearance of a snow storm. The gest specimen of the bovine the world has and cisterns for winter by putting in one background is covered over with clothing, ever seen. He weighed 4.900 pounds tbe T. Phillips’ pumps. and over tile whole little pieces of cotton day he arrived in Philadelphia. He was •Pontiac Chief” At' Nashville batting are placed resembling flakes of of mixed stock, being Shorthorn, native, snow. In tbe window are large placards, scrub and Ayrshire, tbe Shorthorn pro-' flii- tall nt 825. Next season at $50. announcing the fact that to the one guess­ dominating. After the close of the exhi­ Stock ralsefs now is your chance. ing the exact number of snow flakes ti e bition the giant ox was butchered and ex­ . Our bankrupt stock of shoes were ■am of 850 In gold will be given. hibited as show beef at Philadelphia dur­ shoes were bought at from 50 to 75 cents If the exact number is not guessed ing the holidays of 1878. ’ then the sum of 820 will be given to tbe A Shorthorn steer weighing 4,100 pounds un the dollar. Call and got prices. ono guessing the nearest to the exact num­ was slaughtered at Detroit In 1874. A. N. The Racket. ber. It coats nothing to guess, so every Meal, of Moberly, Mo., formerly owned the Circuit court was in session the forepart one should avail themselveroL.the oppor­ largest cow in the world. Mr. Meal dis­ of the week. Very little business was tunity. Nd one knows the number and no posed of her In 1883, the Cole Circus com­ done, nearly everything being continued one connected with the store will ba allow­ pany being the purchaser. She weighed to next term. • ed to gueas. Here Is really « chance to get the day of sale 8.296 pounds. Mr John Pratt, of Chase connty, Kan., was the The entertainment at the M. E. church something for nothing. Tuesday evening was very good, the Small Now that tbe campaign is over It is well owner M a cow weighing 3.200 paimta attendance no doubt having a depressing for all to consider what reading motter She was of the common ecrub stock wad stood nineteen hands high.—Brooklyn Eaeffect upon the singers. they will secure to entertain them during _ ____________ the long winter evenings that will soon be 81®Well, we have a line of underwear from A Lawyer BrniorltL our auction house. When you want to see here. We are now offering the greatest combination of good reading, at the lowest The late Mr. Edward Kent Karalakewas prices the rest are not In IL price, that has ever been offered, namely an admirable lawyer, and might have made Yours truly, the Basmbb and New York Trlbuoe. the a great name If be had taken to hi* work Tine Racket. two papers for 81.10 per year. Every seriously. But thia was Just what be waa New Home, Domestic and White ma­ topic of the day is discussed by exper­ unable to da His love of humor was al­ chines are the best iu the world. Call and ienced writers, and scientific questions are most greater than bls deHire to achieve a get price and examine the machines. I dwelt upon In a manner that cannot but forensic victory. This hailing somewhat im not able to get out to see you but wish Interest every one. As to the Farm De­ Irritated tbe judges, who also grew im­ to mH you these goods. Yours Truly. partment in thta paper we bare received patient at his classical allusions, which he T. Phillips. the following excellent introduced into the dullest and most tech­ Prof. Eugene Davenport of Woodland, Do not concern yourself as to what-or formerly a professor In the Agricultural nical cases with a cleverness which even they were wont to acknowledge. In open­ where to purchase your holiday gifts. college, and ono who has made the best ing a case before the Ute Vice Chancellor Strp into Archie McCoy’s, Inspect his methods of farming a special study: TTell be said goods and prices and you will be able to Woodland, Mich., Nov. 2, 1892. "ThU. my larf, U • «hor» <»«." wbUh find what you want. His new goods for Cook Bros., Hastings, Mich. tbe Judxe fully eppreeUted .1 U» end o< the holiday trade are arriving dally. Deab Fwxxds-I take theflnit oppor­ Mr Keulnk.'. two deye’ ep~eh- Lib. tunity to say that the Agrtaaltnral de ­ hu brother. Sir Jolm Kerelake. be UM « John Beeamar, the Jeweler. Is receiving a large stock qf holiday goods as the dis­ partment of tbe New York Tr,bB"«J*• ""(J play In his windows will attest. Ho has has been tor years the best managed In all describing the attorney the coanlry, and you .-111 “ tatoke not bought them tor. a museum stock, but POWDER -AND- JERSEY OVER-SHIRTS . For less -nmey than any of them, Absolutely Pure. Yours respectfully, WHEN YOU E. W. HORR1LL & CO ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY? IF SO A $ Saved is Better than $2 Earned ^WAnd the way to save a dollar is to get a $20 dollar suit for $15 at ARCHIE McCOY S furniture and carpet room, Hastings, Mich. We guarantee to give you $20 for $15, $25 U$18, $30 for $20 and $75 for $56 as long as our bed room suite last We mean business. Don’t miss gettting one. They must go They are bargains. LOCAL NEWS. Tiii- week] S3 quires. Bv'oxn Daybbtoet. London Tttrata. $50.00 CASH PRIZE to the person guess­ ing the correct number of flakes of snow represented in our “Winter Scene” now in our window or in case the correct number is not guessed, $20.00 to the oqe guess ing the nearest to the correct number. Everybody entitled to one guess. Con­ test, to be decided Dec., 3, 1892, at 8:30 p. m. N one of our large windows we have a beautiful Winter Scene; and to make it more interesting we have set the whole town to guessing for a S50 prize. “Count the flakes in the window pnd see how near you come to it.” No one knows how many flakes there are in the window, and no one can guess but once. I HILE pondering over the goodness and largeness of your Thanksgiving Turkey, maybe you’ll be casting a longing eye to­ wards that $50. Guess Prize—but the prize is not all we wish to tell you about this week. We’ve just received a fine line of Boys’ Flannel Waists— 25 cts. to Ji.00—also a large invoice of umbrellas in Glorias Silk and Wosted—90 cts. to $4.50; and a full assortment of dress shirts, (plain, embroid­ ered and fancy pique fronts) from 75 cts. to >1.50. Plush caps from Jr.op to J2.50—all styles. There’s no place like Grant’s! W �HI*. Nope Sucb COKDEJOED ' il "Acai Makes an everyday convenience of an eid-tlmc luxury'. Pure and wholesome. Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each package makes two Large pies. Avoid knitations— and insist on having the NONE SUCH brand. MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse. N.T. When she waa a CldM, she cried for Casxnrix When she bad Children, she gave than Castori*. “A, to th*S.” repllrel ine taking him aerionaly. *11 might ba a good ijee. It would ahow yer faith ••Wo did. 'That w, we didn’t capture him, but axed him to stop with os for a visit. He’a injoyin hiaaelf aa hearty aa "Let Mm count your numbers and como in and give us the figures. If you are as strong us you say wo may decide to surrender." "We—we couldn’t do that, yc know. That's rayther agin tbe rules of war. However, the minit ye march out we’ll set him free to jine ye.” “It’s no use!” called the captain in de­ cided /Gues. “We won't talk surrender until the man comes in." The renegade returned to his friends and held a brief council, after which ha came forward to say: "Boys. I can’t hold 'em in much longer —no, 1 can't. Ye must cum to terms or rake the coqaequcnceo.” ••Won’t you release the man?" ■ "We can't. It would only make ono more to fight us." -Then go bide to your friends and tell them we'll shoot down every horse, burn every wagon and shoot each other be­ fore w’e surrender!" . There was a general howl of rage among the Indians when this news was communicated. but no movement to at­ Ot ninety-three emperors who goverticn tack. A water hole in tho bed of ono of the whole or a large part of the Roman the gullies furnished them and thoir empire sixty-two I were murdered or died poniiM with- a limited supply of the under’suspicious alrcamstaucra. liquid, and they knew that the belea­ - Some of the machines for making guered wluto j men could not obtain a matches which we use in .these days mako drop. It was only a question of time 900 revolutions a mimite each and turnout when tho climax would coma Tho red­ about 2. jUO.tXXJ mutches dally. skins wore therefore content to pro­ servo an irregular circle around the fort Henry IV of England died of "fits,” not and wait, i I • without suspicion inf poison. It is last few Noon dune. I • years were siu*nt in constant feur of assasOf a sudden each suffering horse aiAiiou. . I pricked up Ids ears, helij his head high and gazed intently toward tbe east. Of the Cincinnati . i K. « •o-c. makes a "The soldiers!” whispered a dozen good point when he *■*>: "V. - i> <va rnr y-uus used Hood’s SarsapariHa In our isrdly r>; five, ••No—rainr replied tho captain, as he ■nd find it fully e ius) to all that Is c'simed tor It. Home people >ro arr.uly i.n-judlyed against patent medicines, but h»w ih<> patent pointed to the sky. All looked to see a block cloud loom­ can hurt a medicine and not a machine is a mys­ tery ot mysteries to me." ing up over the ridge a mile away, and in a moment there was a flash of light­ Hood's Pills <u-e lllvcr Ills. ning and a heqvy peal of thunder. •Rain—rain—rainf shouted 'the men as they rushed here and there like so many boys, but under tbe orders of the cool headed captain the greater part of them were soon at work to profit by the ffeaven sent shower. Everything which would catch or re­ ' tain water was|spn-adout on the ground, while the canvas covers of tbe wagons were arranged in folds and pouches. They were sdarcvly ready when the storm broke. , The rain poured % down ooprnicxT by amerkmn prc&s association, ma copiously for lialf an hour, and by that tiino all suffering hail ended, and tho supply on hand waa enough tor three days. ’ .• i CHAPTER vn. ■•■Let us give three cheers," crieu ono of the tnure enthusiastic men as tbe /storm passed away and the sun showed its face >ig.*ii:i. I \ “Ilark!” whispered the captain. "Tho gai is giving thunks Ito God. She is right. We sdonJtl ilray instead of (■ The captain reeled it aermu the rock*. The captain wis right in his suspi; cions. The besieging force of sifvages, dishqartened at their t bloody repulse, had quietly withdrawn lx*hind tbe ridges in hope:* to lure the white men from their stronghold. They would have waited until the wagons were strung one in line and pressing forward, nnd then a charge would have brought victory. The man who volunteered, to act as scout had be­ trayed the plot. His willfulness would cost him his life| but it would save twenty-three others. Two minutes after that cry of alarm had reached the men in the fort tho In­ dians could bo seen all about them. Concealment was • useless, and tho red demons circled about the fort on their ponies end kept up such a yelling that one would have thought they regarded f sound as powder ned bullet. They kept up tbe hubhub fort an. hour, and then disraouijted out of rifle range to nwt. . “We shall hear from that renegado before lung,” said tiie captain, as ho noted a crowd of Indians at a certain point. “Have any of you men got an old fashioned rifle':" “I have,” replied n xuumxamed Peters. “It’s not only oiu style, but heavy enough to use as arixllery. 1 bronghi it . along because 1 ciul.iix’t even give it svrny nt Brule.” , . The gun was fishbd out of Ilia wngon and brought forwanl. It was the old fashioned buffalo rifle, carrying a bullet like a cavalry carbine, and its owner had brought along a few chargee for it It had scarcely been loaded when tho renegade ste|rpcd out from thio cr owd with a white flag and advanced Jo with­ ” in pistol shot of tire fort Then’ho halt­ ed and sung out: j “Bbys, you have' made a bravo de­ fense, but it’s no use in trying to hold out agin us. Thar’s over two hundred at us yore yet. ns you kin see by countin ’ up. sod yon don’t show sense by holdin “What do you want of ns?" demanded the captain. “Waal, when I summoned ye tho other day all we wanted waa fur ye to turn back. Yo refused to. and yo've killed a couple of warriors and wounded a lot more. Wo can't let ye off quite so ••What are your terms?” want to walk out and leave the wagins and bones fur osV’b give ye my word y» shall go in peace. That's lettin ye tho way through.' down tho dope. It wm quick work. The Indians had been caught napping, and their only idea waa to get away. In a quarter of an hour the last ono of them had been »hase<l out of sight, and those who1 counted up tho corpses counted thirty­ eight. In that struggle to wipe out the wagon train the Indians lost, os was aft­ erward confessed, a total of ninety-five men. and their solo offset was one pris­ oner. Joe had found the party in a grove fifteen mile* from the forks. They had come on aa the nature of tho ground would permit, dreading that they might be toq late, and their arrival had at last set the little band free. There was cheering and shouting and wild enthu­ siasm as the battle ended and the men rushed to shake each other’s hands. Bess had hidden herself in, the wagon to give thanks to.God and indulge in a little cry’ when pome one sprang upon the seat and held out his hand. The figure was dressed as an Indian, and she screamed in terror. “Not a redskin, but Joe!” laughed a voice she was longing to hear. "And you did this for—for us?' she stammered as she moved toward him. “For—for us. but more particularly for. you,” he replied as he seized r’her •hand. CONTINUED A friend in need is a friend indeed, and nut less than one nd Ilion |*eopie have found just such a friend In Dr. King’s New Discovery for consnmptlon. coughs amt adds. If you have never uwtl this great cough medicine, one trial will con­ vince you that it has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of throat, chest and lungs. Earl) bottle is guaranteed to do nil that Is claimed or money will lx* re­ funded. Trial buttles free at W. 11. Good­ year’s drug store. Large bottles 50c and Si.(jo. . We desire to say to our citizexjs. that for years we have been selling Dr. King's .New Discovery for consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills. Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Hitters, and have never handled remnlies that sell as weli. or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price. It satisfactory results do not follow their 'uw. These remedies have won their great popularity purrlv on their merits. W. 11. Goodyear. druggist. ch«!er!" ' . The downpour of rain had shattered the plans of tiie redskins: They could no longer be held to the siege, knowing that the climax was indefinitely, post­ poned, nor could the bombastic talk of the chiefs bring them up to another as■saulL They ware rea<ly to go. but be­ fore moving off they had one last card • to play. Better for the renegade he had not meddled with it. Huntley, the yAn who had been taken prisoner, .was now brought forward, the white man holding one arm and a stal­ wart warrior tfae other. When within speaking distance he said: "Captain, tliey have got me. and they declare that if you don’t surrender they'll burn ine aliveT' “We are sorry for you, JimT replied tho captain, “but you know what sur­ render would mepn. They would butch­ er every mail of us inside of ten .min­ utes." ’ “But think of ine," wailed tho man in sorrowful tones. "Think of the tortures they will inflict before tliey kill mef “It’s haul, Jim—terrible bad! I’d give an arm to have you inside with ua tliis minute." "But 1 can't flic—-oh, 1 can’t die!" shrieked tiie mari. ’ Die captain sdprned to be thinking,* and the prisoner |cnelt down. ela.*q>ed Ins ' batata and wailed out: "Captain, for tiie love of God. do some-1 ! thing for mo! C>n:e out here and talk ( it over and make Ithem nn offer. • ^They’ll . j let you come and go safely.r ' ' "it U only a trap fur you!" shouted half a dozen Ycicis at the captain. "Aye, lad?. 1 Know it. Gut I’d take alrnc/st any risk j fur poor Jim. He’s nigblcart to de^th. and heeingwhnts in store for him. we can't ijlum*." Then raising Ids voice J»e datteul. to Huntley: , "Keep up bravely, Jim. We cai’t help yon just qow, but the time may come within tm hour. Don’t give up yet." ■ Few white men: h^ve been known to fire on a flag of truce, no matter how treacherous the enemy who bore it. Huntley had been brought forward un­ der one. and it was resi>ected. Had one of the trainmen gone out with a flag be would have been shot down or made prisoner, and tho others ridiculed for their confxder.ee. When the three had returned to the lines tho captain asked for Peter’s heavy rifle. I had been' carefully loaded for the occasion, and tho captain rested it across the rocks and waited a minute until tho renegade came into view. Every man in the incloenre held his breath and watched for the result of tho shot. It was a minute before the sight* covered the renegade, but when the rifle cracked he was seen to throw up his arms and fall heavily to tho earth. There was a bowl from the Indian* and a cheer from the fort, but both were drowned in a volley of xnnsketry, a chorus of yells and tbe thunder of horses’ feet The relief party had arrived. The best salve In the world for cuts, bruise*, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, lever sonn*. tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin t-niptiiins, and pa.«!tivcly cures piles or no pay required. Ills guaranteed to give jH*rfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per Im>x For sale by W. II. Goodyear, the druggist M. It. Arno, a laborer it Grand Rapids, wa< struck and killed by u D. <1; IL *fc’ M. truin. gy Holund Mptultat. k*’« cwmewd to and was one of the greatest factors In the defeat of President Harrbon at the last tbr bulldin, ot * Unto »o*»*l « Srt”L b. IM tot loo, .nd W tot »lde. election. J Grand Master Workman Pow<terly In ■ In, Into*!.. tn., |„ •n.. OX-1— ‘ M-*—1 Tho G. R. A I. R. B. h»*o *lniek • flow,necte tbe landslide of Nur. « with CarAuthority. , Catarrh Is tbe cause of more diseases ImwoII «t Worlond. A tox» t*»k will negielsm pure and simple. He says that than all other causes combined. There W bollt. the people do not dislike Harri-on, neither are very few diseases to which human Some time lot moolli the residence ot 'do they especially Jove Cleveland but flesh Is subject that can not be traced dl- Mre. A. Klunej, a widow ot Saranec. wee they saw tbe trend of events at Homestead recti, to eatarrli. Not only I. caurrh » dealrorod b, dre. lA«t week .he drew and thought that the quickest way to pable of producing ■ great variety of di­ the Immtoni which .tie bed on the build­ arrest them was to knock out the part/ ju Mr. Powdprlv attributes the seases, but lt‘ also attacks any organ or Inc. Friday nlubt .be wa> routed or power. I part of tbe body. It causes In the cars ■ bout S*10 ot It by three ma.ked men. strike to obstinacy nnd a desire to rule on deafness. In the eyes blindness, in the OlBeore ere lookln, to certain men wbn both sides. 1 head and throat discharges and offensive are nuapeeted ot tho robbery. . odors, In the bronchial tube* and larynx A change wo, Friday tnadaln the man- “Jii wnmy ma Amer/cuns so effectively cough and hoarseness, in Hie lungs con­ airnwnt ol tho Hallie CreetT-leclric Hall ­ sumption. in the stomach dyapepsla, in inform themeetv<* on the tubja-tx fiiat the kidneys Bright’s disease. In tbe pelvic way Co., by which K. C. Hinman wa. claim public attention from one month organs a host of derangements too numer­ made nrealdcnt. and W. 11. Stood waa to another u« by readiny the North ous for mention. Pe-ru-na cures catarrh added to the board of directors. F. J. American Rkvikw,” and all catarrhal diseases wherever loca­ Willson remains secretary nnd general • ted. Pe-ru-na is a systemic remedy and manager, and with the new local support­ hence cures catarrh of internal organs as ers added io the board, expects -to give surely as it docs catarrh of external or­ the public better and more efficient ser­ gans, as no local application to .the affect­ vice, the entire responsibility having ed organ is necessary. Send nor a free heretofore rested wholly upon himself. copy of The Family Phyncian No.'2. Ad­ The street railway has become one of the dress The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing ueccssliles of Battle Creek, and our citi­ THE RIGHT TOPICS, zen* will be pleased to learn that tbe Company, Columbus, Ohio. BY THE RIGHT MEN, management fans iH*come more local, mak­ AT THE RIGHT TIME. ing ft mure thoroughly a Battle Creek in­ OUR COUNTY stitution.—Battle Creek Journal. Freeport democrats Jollified over Cleve­ THE TOPICS are always those which are Some very curious formations were uppermoat In the public mind—in land's election Monday night. taken from the bed of the river at Battle morals, politics, ttfeuce. literature, bmiFreeport patriots are already planning Creek recently, resembling petrified mush­ Iness, finance. Industrial economy. hi.-mI to capture the postoffice. The Herald re­ rooms. They were no, doubt formed by and municipal affairs, etc.— In short. nil marks that none can fill the office better water flowing over litem. subject* on which Americana require than it has been conducted by Mr. A. M. and desire to be informed. Xo mag­ The Mlcldcan Central Is building a new Herrington. azine follows so closely from month to Iron bridge over tiie Kalamazoo river In Scarletfevet-i*'reported In Hope. month the course of public Inter* st. Battle Creek. All subjects are treated of Impart tally . Tuesday night of last week fire destroy­ William Lampman, nn old resident of on both sides. ed the Delton barrel factory. The build­ Grand ixdge. and »uppc*rtd to have a tue aarntotnlote 4 >i» Binuw ing Contained about 2.000 barrels and a small sum of money, was found dead in quantity of barrel timl>er- But little was belt Wednesday of Inst week having l»een are the men and women to whom the saved. While E. Barton. C.. K. & S. cruelly inuidered by some one sometime world look* for the most authoratlve agent, was on tha’depot roof trying to between Monday and tbe day that he was statements on tlte subjccts of the prevent that building from getting afire found. He W(M last seen alive Monday No other periodical can iioint to sm h a also, he slippat and fell headlong to the previous to his murder. Everything- gave succession of dlHlfiignishcd writer.-. ground. HL right arm was broken, h!s ! evidence of a terrible struggle uxid tlx* head badly cut and he was imdly brulM.*d. “ walls of the room were spattered with making the lb«t»ry. < ommlHi:.. Un*. It i»; believed ho wljl recover. Iwwevyr. blood, the old gvnllvinaiiG skull Itavtng affsiiH. aud leatflug tli<* dpinfpn <>i tho Wm. Lowden Sr., of Middleville, has been crushed by repealed blows from au mn*. «ueb >«-• Mr. (•IniMom-. the Prime Minl-tei <<r Enitte.ud'. Mr<Blaine: Sltnur been granted a patent on his fence­ ax. Robbery was undoubtedly the mo­ <’riH|ti. Ek-I'rinit- M.ulster Italy; wearing machine. One of these took tbe tive and the robber, probably being r«-eogBaron Hirsch: II.jR. IL the (,'oi.itt of first premium nt the last Barry county nizeii by the old genlhnuan. added munler to lite crime. Tlte officers are working on Parte: Cardinal Gibbon**; Bl.*>hu|>K l oiter, fair. four distinct cities and one of them will no Doane. Mnltalico. Fogs. etc., etc. . Geo. Mattison, of Middleville, will open doubt lead to the perpetrator. a photo-gaiter}- at Freebort. Later—The slayer of the vid man i.auqe THE TIME when these subjects axe treat­ ed ofehy tli'iK- contributors te the very Yesterday white E. Lucas was hanllng man. who was brutally murdered at Grand Ledge has been found, arrested and con­ time vhen the hubjects are in the public lumber fn»»n the mill hi* 2-year-old .-on. fessed to the terrible crime. The man's wind—not a mouth or two after people wbowas riding With him, fell under the name Is Frank Butcher, a brother to the have ceased to tjilnk of tln in. Tile wagon anti the bind wheel passed aver man who occupied the old man's house. prouiptnMf* with uiticq the Bi.vji.w the little fellow's limbs close to his Ijody. . When arrested he had 5215 upon his per­ tarnishes It* readers with the most The wagon contained a load of 4**0 feet of 1 son, and when confronted with Hits fact nulhorfitive intunnalion upon th,* tr.pb s sidewalk lumber, and.it Is a wonder the | and other evidence Im* made a confession. of the day I* one of It.*- iin*vt valuable child was not killed. He was taken to Threats of lynching were frwly made but Dr. Baughman's office where anen examln-| uones l“‘ Wu“ ,an<^ aafeiy In the Eaton coiiBty auon failed to rqveal any broken bones, IVoodHn.i ■ J,USubscription Price. S5.00 a Year. but the bruises were severe.—WoodUr-d B -rtrand Parr, of Charlotte, a jvutig ' man .‘4 yrats of age. conioiited suicide in ■ According to the News, Woodland town­ Toledo. Ohio, last week by hanging him- i ship has a female teaclier who has a new . Helf. Despondency was the cause. nnd tjovel method ot subjugating the xv3 East it th Stool. Neu York. fraetpry small boy. Sih* first click,-d him i uiitillhe got black in the face and his wwl ...... I . lauinATV nwut<* bled, and then poured water down hi» Orcat Matette. of Bay City.-haxi an iron ; r?, ,A, n.^’back to slop the iu>*cbh ed. The News dog dxhen through his hand in a ni^T. , ‘the ;*r.e.X V WHAT IS CATARRH? IN THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW NORTH AMERICAN. RgViU \ mgleets to state what »be did to take the |jo„ Aodrew b. White, the new Ametcold chill, out ot the boy S back, and also |csi, „iiniMer UuiMlljI hM u ghv1» au fails to explain why she ditto t kill him. 1 gU(|jB||lV the ciar. He has al»<> Imx’v anti have done with It. , n.Cfc|Ved by the czarina. ! ' ' th* ;j ymr ■*■■" nuc ”’" rjo.it hu'-u f ”prr«ent. Charles W. Ani.?tr Having used Hill’s 1’lh* Pnnicde wlille The Nt*ws accuses*, half tin* democrats j Negotiations for the purchase ntj the in New York, and Its iim* lint Ing .resulted in a curoef Blind Piles of 7-years standing, of Woodland off casting cheep's eyes at tin-. Pratt and Whitney fine tool worki.’at ! , llartfoid. Conn., by an English I deem It my duly to do nil I can to have village postoffice. J " — * — • syndicate -l - *j intve beente'nurtlallv t*<*m!>leli*tf others try it. A. 11. Bailn-r. Thirc Rivers. Ntobvm. .b-ntern.. rel.-l.re.. .! Grever'. X ” .K ” .teL.tere! %. sivi it •* * Mass. Every package rontnius a l*unuf:,i,t)nu> Hn term, of the guarantee. Price St. oo. six for $5.-By mail. elrctinu in great style Tuesday evening of ( nn.n wl^|n a For sail by Fret L. .Heath, the drttapUt.' last week. « • purcbas,** were s.t.fw.-OOO. 1 , [ The pump* Of the Nashville water, Mr. McConnlrk. foreign rouiuiloibuer ! F. A. iteynold’s cMUtlng store, a: works were tested again last week, nnd of the Chicago Columbian expo-hh n. has White Pigeon, was robbed of SfiO worth of again (aited to come up to the require- ; resigned his |<«*t owing to toe lll-lnaith of goods. ■menta of the contract. , his wife, with whom he ha* been obliged ! Oteo(<.urN-l,,l!k , nhnnxl. te.-ten i,<' ""““* to.teaUtes! .!,.« ’ Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. A son of Morgan Winn, of Niles, was badly kicked about the head by a vicious hosre. Catarrh. Not Local. Uut ConotitutlonaL Dr. Dio Lewis, the eminent Boston Phy­ sician. In a magazine article says: “A rad­ ical error nnderiies nearly all mecflcal treatment of catarrh. Ills notadlsea.se of the man’s nose; It Is n disease of| the man. showing Itself In the nose—a Lr/cnl exhibition of a ConntUntlonal trouble.” Therefore, he argues. tl;<* use of snuff and other local applications is wrong, anil white they seem to give temporary relief, they .really do more liarni than good. Otber leading authorltl,** agree with Dr. 1a*wis. Henn*, the only proper method ot cure Cor caiarrh Is by taking n cunstlfntiunul remedy . Hfcv Hood's Sarsaparilla, which, /encliing every part ot the tmdy through the blood, does eliminate all im­ purity* and makes the whole m.ni health­ ier. it moves the ,-niwe of iim trouble and restores the diseased membrane to proper condition. That this Is the prac­ tical result Is proven by t! oosuiulH of peo­ ple who have been cured of catarrh i*y taking Ho ><r- SarMparli! tAn oil stove caused n W.OOQ blaze in Ourdear little daughter was terribly sick. Ih r iniwels were bloated as hard as a brick, We feared slie would die TUI we happened to try • Pierce's Pallets—they cured her, remarkably quick. r Never be without Pierce's Pellets In tin* house?. They are gentle and effective in ■elion and give Immediate relief in cases of indluesilon. billlonsnesH and constipa­ tion. They do their work thoroughly and leave no bad effecis. Smallest, cheapest, easiest to take. One a dose. Best Liver ' ' 1*111 made. Coleman Is to have a new bank. Cone Is clamoring for a telegraph office. hls.tehure hours Hit* past wrvk In picking shot from his limbs, He and a companion * wvlrout bunlm, ..te.M the Ore! ..! tte week, and tliey had chased a partridge In- j to a. lot of biusteand the liunters were »n < Opptelte ,bto ..Fite bru»b. when our ot j them espied the bird and fired. The bint hurriedly departed tor other brush but the I hunter did not. he just yelled. A number of the shot had pa—••<! through the brush and struck him. in the legs, below the knees. Most of the shot only cut through the skin, but some of them burled tl i*mselves so deeply Iu the flesh that they could not be picked out. So this I* as near ns we can come to an obituary notice this week, but If we don.l have one brought on by such carelessness before the winter is over wx* miss our guess. The I woods are blessed with too many careless hunters.—Nashville News. Lnst Monday afternoon. In trying tiie pump* at the water works, a line of hmr was attached to tfio hydrant at tin* pump­ ing station and Torn Nites was holding tbe pipe. As the pr«»sutt* wns Increased the I by-.-t:aidepi noticed that Tom was getting ■ n little nervous. -A’fire* stream with n! heavy pressure larek uf It is a measly ' tough tiling to handle, and has a tcndeiv-v j to\uaki* a man nervous. Thomas hung <>it vvijh nil ids might but tiie pn-ssure kept ‘ Increasing amt the pipe kicked hardxri with each stroke of the pump, ufitil finally | it got too heavy tor Tom an t kicked out of hi-honUs. Not content with lliat it comnrenced cutting curious antics In that vicinity, and ono of the funniest things it iild was to turn tlfe full forceof the stream right Into the lower part of Toni's back, and these who saw It say Tom shot about four feet up Intn the air and <nme down with a "dqll, .sickening thud” It took him about an houri up on the hngr bolters to get his clothes dried out, and lie says by gum the next time he holds the hose it won’t be for what fun there Is In It.— Nashville News. NEIGHBORING COUNTIESGeorge Spencer, son of Henry and Belle Spencer, of Hoytville, and about ten years ot age, got a piece of hickory nut ahudk In his wind-pipe the day before Columbus day while eating hickory nuts. It went down bis right lung from the effects of which he died Monday of this week. The funeral wM held at the Hoytville church Wednesday at 11 o’clock a. m.— Sunfield At a rod hot meeting of the AmalgJ&n»- ; *„| AMuetatfon early Sumtav morning 'the ■ ................. .. ..r.te :,.rrei by a vote of tot to U|. Tbe lockout has !xt*r- ' Kills days and the -.trike was one of' t|„ mo.l bluer erer known In Ute renintry. The strike wm* known * ’ ' i.wr* in**-» it t- *»r. <t.* »?<»»«i«y of December. A.J>. wxat x< lhe lercr.,*«>i’. f M**siarn<l for thr In-;, t*t!ttati.and that thrhelr,4«.R,v. *; ’Jure arr remJr.Jr're1 '■* j"- v”' safil o>ntt. tta :•<*•:■•■ । * -h> ' ‘ •» ,h- ci!,' vI ' S’,* I*. •aid notice t«, the p-r*«i~ is'*-;-.-.-, i: tn ••<-•*•! |* ; ISffibJf papvr print* I ami • in t. vt* ■> !n«. *: 'JarrY ’‘*k *'••,hr" (A trie ct»py > unty Judge ut Frol' ' What is castoria I* Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium,porphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrtips, anc| Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates tho stomach and bowqls, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas­ toria is the Children’s Panacea—tho Mother’s Friend. Castoria. Castoria. dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children." ' •‘ Castoria is bo well adapted to chi! Jren that lit Sc. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ishpeming has 845.000 sewerage bonds for sale. Last week burglars entered the house Ishpeming people have formed a must- of George Mattersau. of West Knhimo, and secured about 8000: in cash. A-day or two cal association. .±ixra®3l CZ3 after two boys living near him. were uut bunting they found W90 of the money, all in a Clare mill. i__j C—3 OBES in gold, in a box. It is thought that the Blissfield has a chance to get a grist robbers were scared and dr »pped the mon­ ey for fear they would be detected in mill for a 81.000 (tonus. passing it - Emmet J. Drown, a Kalanmtoo forger, Some mischief makers rubbed phos­ got two years at Ionia. phorus on the wall* of a Kalamazoo dwel­ Coleman evangelists will dedicate a new ling and people at once took up the err that It was haunted. Some of tbe mh church next Sunday. ones thought the bouse waa on fire and Saginaw lumbermen have subscribed called oat the fire department and tho aaa 81,»00 for an exhibit at ths world’s fair. , g. Fccri**’erorA*Xi. bn n gnii'l liilnc : -• i- t'i ■ n *i of •*ux:o*w J-, M»1mufl»trglr»r ‘ . 1 Our physician? In tbe children's depart regular syrup hurtful to look with I �H A STINGS B-AN^i E R. Ara.J-.7to™ Thursday, November personalmewtiow. “* - (|a“- '■ t'”k ”* ln Gnu“1 Rapto. Sator- ef^°^Ot“l,B«* •» h- to ■“ ™ 10 the 77*' ,bo“‘ ,ta °P"> hooro. city 1 huraday on business. •2!ll>ro',ecl b wortl‘y Die attention and * OlbblA ot Marshall, >u |„ llw encouragement of every cltlxen of H-wt- city last week on business. SufliD‘*anOtb®»L.be*”UfuI bu,,d'nir. that ih? eHv be7n •*? ■ll- ”HI “torn . ?VS>‘ 'Y’ *'^akern. Of Muakegon, vial-I ! n! I?'.’ ’ P”? e W|lk ,,h! l>Old Ot the tod friends in tiie city last week. tton't w.lt tor Mr u *M *" 700, but you p, and sou him If you havn’t subscribed. “‘,.for?,Joh“ro».otOrand Led«e’ ▼Id­ led bls sisters in this city-last week. Al K'"k« <*"■” > ‘ ' mAIW2n'“> "eektor ■ abort visit With Mr. ami Mrs. Harr, Waldortl. • J*?: “d WluMman retoroed to ber home to Newborn City tut »eek. after “”^ded vtall with her elater Mra. A. • 2“ the wealthest man In Kansan Uitv. nls fortune being estimated at 85.000.oyo. THESE words mean much but to see the stock of musical goods, consisting of everything kept in a large music store, including pianos .-.nd organs, impresses the truth more forcible. You find the very best Violin, Guitar and Banjo orings. I have just received ■irge stock of Music Books ami folios from the Pub­ lishers. Prices 'are low and within lie realh of all. Try them and lie convinced of the fact. JOHN BESSMER, Jhe Jeweler. HPVPT •IblhLre'sl. “.t shop in lhe State. Address. KlLAMAZOO CYCLE Cf)., Kalamazo^. Mich. LOCAL NEWS. —. ......... —.------- j-—,——---------- • CIRCULATION • Tins week, 88 quires. Hereafter, changes for advertisements tnunl reach! thia office Tuesdays at latest to insure insertion In tbe Issue of the week when brought. House td rent. Intpiirc of W. R. Cook. , Mrs. and Miss Lathrop give a reception /this afternoon and evening for the ladies. Hu h-iwr of Miss Ella Hallock, of Jackson. The orders received by the wool boot company for the past two weeks- will, when filled, make 15 carloads, a fair train had. .Jos Rogers wishes ns to inform the peo­ ple of Barry county that he Is In tiie mar­ ie! for-poultry, beadsun and entrails In. !!<• will also buy game. We understand that the defeated candld. -trs on tiie cum jine ticket are charging tl.at denxxtrats openly traded them off in order to elect Dr. Wuodmausee coroner. We were In error in recently stating that Rev. Bancroft had gone to California to jn-nd the winter. Mrs. B. has gone and he ex;n.-ci4 to go later- on. • Remember our offer of the BANNER and New York. Weekly Tribune, the two psjx;r» for 81.10 per year. Get your winter reading wbile you can get it cheap. Bro. Flint, of the Democrat, has fixed up a n-ut business office iq the basement o: the National bank building, and can heteafter have the pleasure of doing busi­ ness with pleasant surrounuinga. Gov. Winans Thanksgiving proclamation reached ui since our last Issue—too late to tell our readers that fxlay is Thanksgiv­ ing. Butifrom the aurounl of poultry that •is being sold we guess everybody Ls aware of the fact. Tiie pride of the democracy of Barry county was raised to the point of wild jubi­ lation Friday by the announcement that the official canvass gave Dr. Woodmansee i> majority while al! the rest of the county ’ ticket was defeated. mneor, At prices that cannot be duplicated by any dealer in Hastings. Our.goods are strictly FIRST CLASS and we will guarantee them to be as good, and most of them better, than anything of the same price on the market. Tl» Basnu will bo laaued one da, earlier this week to allow our employees to eat turkey. Haveyou seen those fine over gaiters and ladles, misses and childrens high but­ ton overabiwa at Woolier A Bronaon'a They’re fine ones. We .. Walter I. Hayes, of Iowa, a rela­ ^aye*« 11119 city, was the j i l , °f W‘ only democratic congressman that was re­ elected in Iowa this year. The boys who were recently arrested for disturbing political meeting in Carlton recently were before Squire Kenaston last week nnd lined 815 each. Such an exam­ ple as this may be quite expensive for the Tuesday forenoon someone entered Z. B. Hoyt’s residence In the fourth want and made themselves very familiar, as the oc­ cupants were away. Severn! draws were left opened. and the contents jumbled up, , but nothing of any importance was mimed.' Ncigii'Hff*. ■.»«• a mat leaving i!p : in the (oreQuuu but paid tih >ih«-i.«| anriiiiim __ ­ ! to him nn-l therefore e»tild ghe no de script Inn tliat might le* ■i’ tu hl* appr-hen- ! Sion. Mr. Hoyt *tviiM to !»ecs;t.<c;an> t.m.H-t- ! unnte in having h's hou«•I-. ent ....-red ..... ................. in lhednv | time as someone broke Into hh play.- a pie of years ago in tjjv day time nnd. amonxotlicr things, stole fak watch. S. W. Goucher has lately' returned from Chicago■«,->.ere he lias -.pent about one and, a halt y4a:s under instruction .of some of' th-abh-sl mechanics of ChlMija. which with his t 'ruler experience has fit'.<sj him for a Hkfcth'uk read* hi du nil kind* of var|"-nter work under eu^ tract t«» fir»r.* । and build. HewBlmake h t>p<.-d<dky of tine Inside trimmine. Contract your work now for next sciison and save 5percent. S. W. Govchku, Contractor and builder. Il Is with great pleasure that we are able to announce with certainty that Hon. Frank A. Hooker, of Charlotte, has been elected to the supreme bench. Ever - since Nov. Sth his Election has been in doubt, though the chances Have been in his favor. But tiie official count makes his election sure, giving him a plurality -of 1000 or more. Judge Hooker has always been a careful, painstaking officer. His quick perception and sound knowlcge of law. to­ gether with his qualities as a man and his experience as Circuit Judge, eminently tit him for the high position to which he has l>cen called by the suffrages of the people. His scholarly qualities and progressive­ ness cannot but make themselves felt upon tbe Supreme bench, and hts election will be not only ’ an honor to hliuscjt but the state us well. We are especially proud to record the fact that ip .this county Judge Hooker ran nearly 100 ahead of his ticket. The demand for good roads is spreading and tho next decade Is bound to sec some great I m prove menu over our present sys­ tem of highways. There Is nothing that Is much more expensive to the farmer than poor reads, and he doesn’t stand an equal show In the present competition of tiie world If he has to haul ids produce over roads that demand new wagons, harness and even horses, every few years. Good roads by the farms to the nearest railway station will put money in the pocket of even’ farmer by reducing the cost of transportation no matter what the distance may be. Petitions are now being signed and sent to Congress asking that there may be a new cabinet officer known as the Na­ tional Road Commissioner and asking that courses may l>e added In colleges, where young men may graduate as ‘Toad engincera,’’ after having completed cdurscs In the science and best method* of road building. The petitions also ask that Con­ gress appropriate a certain sum so that an exhibit of the best tpethods of road con­ struction may be made at the World’s Fair In Chicago next year. Blank peti­ tions can be seen at Fred L. Heath’s drug store, and everyone in favor of better roads are asked to step in and sign at once $o that the petition may be sent out as soon as possible. . Tbe ire* wed«l thta lkU Is Me­ lo* U.e.n-. sSBed to Hi' <*» »' >1™Compkred wllli ibtl ye«r. (be Ejuree tore IM percent In the roulbem bounllee. M per cfcnt In the central counties, and I b percent In the northern counties. The average for the state being 0 ' P«r cent. In condition, the growing wheat average* 83 per cent In the southern counties: 97 in the central; 99 In tho northern counties, and 37 per cent in the State, comparison being with vitality and growth of average years. Wheat was sown In the southern counties from the firtt to the 38 of Septem­ ber, but the dry weather reported in alco.tcT'r, count, I" M>ulhorn tour Hero, together with the torocto bare be lured II rer, matorlill,. per cent ot the correapondenu In th' ronthern counllro report Injur, to «l«»t b, loaeeta. The total nomber ot buahela of wheat reported marketed by fanners in J-tober la S,WS.9O5. (KIthto amoon William Sutton and wife have gone to Maple Grove. Nashville and Hastings for a few day’s visit. Mr. Sutton was the first settlor in Maple Grove. He cut the first tree, built the flist house and cleared the first land in that township in 1837-38. —Battle Creek Journal. . There h a law In this state requiring every Insurance company doing business in the state to have a surplus of 8200.000. The surplus of the Ohio Farmers Insur­ ance Co. having fallen below that amount their license to do business in this state: was revoked by the State Insurance Com­ 543,233 bushels were marketed In the first missioner; or southern tier of counties; 431.957 bu»hi els In the second tier, w’!47. b,U8l‘e,8,i“ Sheep will suffer for a long time from■ tho third tier; 79<J,9<55 bushels in the e. qMWure tan single severe rain. The hair fourth tier; 201.452 bubal* in tho firth and and skin sometimes remain wet and moisti sixth tiers; and 82,M3 bushels In the for days afterward, and thus akin diseases northern counties. At 13 elevators and are bred. Tbe w*ol is injured by this,, mills from which reports have been re­ and the mutton also, a* impure matter Is------. J..--1 was. no wheat marketed dur­ absorbed through the skin pores. Cleon- reived there ing tiie— month. * llneas is as essential as shelter and food. nn have a full Hue of Felt Boots, Felt Socks and Rubber Overs Of every description. Boston Rubber Shoe Co. or Candee Bubber Boots only $2.25. Snag Proof at $3.00. Nice line of Over-shirts just received. Underwear of every kind, in large, medium or email sizes, and at prices ranging from 25c. per suit up. See our line Gent’s Shoes. The finest thing in shoes at $4.25. Other dealers will ask you $6.00 for the same-shoe. We are always pleased to show our goods and can guarantee satisfaction. Yours Truly, *.* „?T oto Ord" ** fashioned 4th. ot July., of that sort but we are prepared Boots,: Shoes: and : Furnishings D,f‘ A- I- wrlrhl and aon Cha.., of Carlton, returned trona tbelr huutlne «rlt> to northern MMliran jeeterdej. reporiln. Rood luck and plent, ot eenalon. . | The following describes a new form of entcru nment which might lw IWrd by some of the societies, r« r noyeity: ‘Alphabot atippcr-T are getting to be nil the crate. JhH young people%ncleti.;s ar­ range for au evening lunch, the name of every article nf which lieglnv with the same letter. Each member l« Iqstt'icird to provide a portion of tho few. nn t a forfeit against dcdinquehta. A ‘-B ” sup­ per tur Instance, would Include bread, beans, butter, bananas, beef, bologna, etc. Next Sunday if you suddenly find your­ self flying through space and see everything brought to a standstill, you can curse the scientists who have miscalcula­ ted the size of the comet Bela. Sunday the Rarth nnd the comet Bela will near­ ly dispute the right of way with each o»h»r. the earth passing through the tail of the comet. Just what the effect of pass- We are not a traveling show or anyth! to show people a full line of Bro, Tomlin,on, or th. Charlotte Re­ publican, made us a fraternal call Monday. LOf K*ns“ a,y’ who wl» ,rw beo,,‘,, ,n ’h’8 c,‘y as Tuning visited here r few vpsr< atrL J11'11 ,Sum,*y 91 hil* h*«n»-. ” While attcudIng tiie openlnif ex^rci-a-H of ;h.« World’s fair he suffer^ a slight stroke of anpop- "Seeing is Believing.” NEW SHOW IN TOWN A, Disreputable frco-for-all fracas oc­ curred at the lower hotel Thursday night between some of the employees on the new court house and some of tiie town boys. Fights aud drunken brawls are becoming ’ so common of late that not much attention | is paid to them unless they are uncommon­ ly severe. Where are our officers nnd what are they paid for? The most valuable half dollar ever made In this country, and probably the most | valuable coin in existence, the first of the ! new world’s fair souvenirs, has been turn­ ed out at the United States mint, delivered I to James W. Ellsworth, chairman of the committee on liberal arts of the World’s Columbian exposition, in addition to; this valuable piece of money, for which I 819,000 has been paid, there were also , coined nnd delivered to Mr. Ellsworth the I four hundredth, fourteen hundred and j "" ninety-Mcond and eighteen hundred and i ninety-second of the new half dollars. Over 2.000 of the souvenirs were struck | today and the work will continue until all ! of the T>.UO0,l>00 donated by congress are completed. With the exception of the j four valuable coins already specified the I remainder will be held a< the mint untii orders for their disposition are received | from the treasury department. H. OSBORN, Mgr. 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A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables uJti offer this splendid journal A fine dec Table Lamp, bowl and Shade and “THE BANNER" for one year to match, Pittsburg Burner, a Rare 2.50 Bargain at FOR ONLY $ ly 10, CASH IN ADVANCE. Decorated 10 p’ce Chamber sets beauties - ‘N. Y. Weekly Tribune,” regular price per year $1.00. 2.00 good size, These are a few Samples of Good Things we offer. A I) Coffee^ Haviland China, Subscriptions may beginj at any time. Chocolate cups and saucers. Dinner Sets. 5 o’clock tea cups and saucers. Salad Sets Address all orders to Cake'l’lates, Chocolate Sets. Salad Bowls, Tete-a-tete sets Sugars and Creameis, lee Cream Sets, Fruit Plates, L, Meat Sets Hastings City Bank, Piano and Banquet Lamps in great variety, Onyx Hastings, - - Mich. Tables, Tea Stands, Candelabra, and Art Pottery of all standard manufactures. Rich Cut Glass, Solid CAPITAL S79.OOO.OC. Wheat is low and flour Silver. SURPLUS 88.000.00. should be the name. 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Colgrove. lateral naldan tloedepe Mteand ranaral Banking Bnslnesa Transacted. White Rose Flour AT $1.90 PEK 100 LBJ. Thia ia a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to be first grade. Live poultry wanted JOS. ROGERS. COOB & HUNTER, 118 W. MAIN ST, KALAMAZOO. �Circuit caart convened following cm- on the calendar for dt.jxw GENTILES BELIIYIS. LESSON IX, FOURTH QUARTER, IN­ <1: CRIMINAL. LWAYS SMOKE TM people >■ Ku««u« WUP’.'IlKJThe people vs. Jam— L. Wilcox, p«- Peoples iU?be people va. Eugene Wilcox; criminal ^Tb^people vs. Jam— Seeley; jail break­ RUG TORE largest complete THE stock of new and sec­ THE BEST ing, for sentence. Tbe people vs. Henry Northrop: perjary. WINTER GOODS SCHOOL BOOKS. TERNA TIOMAL SERIBt, NOV. 27. ond hand School Books and everything needed in the school room in Barry County. almost the whole city tog—her to hear the Word of God.” The apoet.1—had no doubs spoken to many in private through the week, and those who had heard- the pre­ ceding Sabbath had not been quiet about and battery. • The people vs. Asa D, Bark; obtaining tbe wondrous resurrection story, and the consequent great redemption so fully and property under false pretenceThe people va. Nettie Sheldon; keeping freely proclaimed. It liecama the talk of It Acknowledges no Superior. the town and an immense congregation bawdy house. Tbe people vs. Fred McPherson; assault. assembled not to hear the wisdom nor the The people vs. Romanzo Brown; keeping oratory of the apostles, but to hear the Word of God. • gambling room.___________ ___ 45. Such manifest working of the Holy The people vs. Byron Dicxinsbn; keep­ HASTINGS, MICH. Spirit codld not but provoke the adversary ing gambling room. Tbe people vs. Lannls R. Brady; aiding to envy and blasphemy. Compare Acts ▼. 33; vll, 54. If none of the religious people and abetting in keeping a gambling room. The people vs. Rollin Dunham: aiding of a community are stirred to talk, against the preaching it is an evidence either that In keeping a gambling room. The people va. Man’ E. Treat: keeping they are all wonderfully in sympathy with Christ, or that the preaching lacks salt gambling room. The people va. Wm. T. Rose; keeping (II Tim. ill, 12; Col. iv, 8). 40. “To tho Jew first” was the principle saloon open on Sunday. The people vs. Thos. F. Carroll: viola­ acted upon in all apostolic preaching (Rom. t, 16), then to the Gentiles. Man has the ting insurance law. power of receiving or putting from him The people vs. Dana Jones: perjury. thia great gift of everlasting life which The people vs. John Moore; perjury. God haa provided at such infinite cost, but The people vs. Wm. Irland: perjary. W. H. B. Heath. Funeral furnishing g da if any one judges himself unworthy of ami Director. First elass hearse and outfit. The people Montgomery: per­ lift>!t ia equal to judging himself worthy Katisfactlon guaranteed. Rtomsover R. Mudge jary. & Sou’a. • of death (John ill. 36; Rom. ii. 4, 5). The people vs. Jerial Wood; bastardy. 47. Paul’s cornmission was to bear the The people vs. James Seely; larceny name of the Lord not only before tbe chil­ from dwelling house. dren of Israel', but before the Gentiles The people vs. Ei>hriam Lucas: certiora­ (Acte ix, 15). and he quptes from Isa. Xlix. ri. • fl, concerning Israel’s Messiah, called:the Tiie people vs. Marvin J. Palmateer; Servant of the Lord. ‘“I will also give thee bastardy. for a light to the Gentiles, that thou may­ The people vs. Edwin Shay: assault rat be my salvation unto the end of the with Intent to commit rape. earth.” While the mystery of the church ISSUES OF FACT. • la not revealed in tbe Old Testament (Eph. Gilbert J. Smith vs. The Belle Furniture Hi. 5, 6), the calling of the Gentile nations and Novelty company: trespass on the after Israel shall have tiecn converted is’ an oft repeated fact; and yet Paul seems The Ohio Fanners’ Insurance Co. vs. to gather from this passage sotfiething concerning his mission to the Gentiles. Henry L. Newton etal: assumpsit. 48. The Gentiles gave here! to tiie mes­ Anna Blake vs. John Duffy et al: eject­ sage. and br receiving the Word of the Lord ment. Wm. Zaggle vs. .lived - they glorified it and w< re tnnde glad, nnd as many an were ordnlned to eternal life sumpsit; appeal. James M. Smith vs. Enoch Andrus; as­ believed. Not all are ndvr given to Christ, but all who are given shall come (John vi, sumpsit. .Nettle Hi Martin vs. Manson German: 37), and whosoever will may come (Rev. xxii, 17), auro that none will bb cast out. trespass on the case. Henry Hewiu ve. Archibald Muruock; This is the time of salvation for the elect church, after which shall conic the salva­ ’ assumpsit. * Lewis Wood vs. Chas. Moon; trespass on tion of Israel, nnd then of all nations (Acte xv. 14-17). the case. • 49. “And the Word of the Lord was pub­ ’ Isaae Frieburg vs. Byron Dickinson: lished throughout all the region." This •assumpsit. ; l_ S Benson Bare vs. George Potter: replevin, ia the work of the church and of every in­ appeal. . “V® ■’3® dividual member of it, to'proclaim every­ Electa Hanson vs. Estate of Adam Spon- where a full and free redemption through the death and resurrection of Jesus that able: assumpsit . Frank E. Monroe vs. Wm. Mahoney; all may bear, that so from all the elect church may be .gathered. Her aong Indi­ trespass to land, plea of title. -Jg nSS Susannah Hammond vs. Farmers Ins. cates that she is to be made op of believers Co. of Barry and Eaton counties; assump­ from all parts of the earth (Rev. v, 9). 50. How little these honorable women sit x and chief men thought that by thia • IMPARLANCE. conduct they were declaring themselves against God apd His Christ. When tbe Clement Smith Philip T. Colgrove vs. seventy were sent out Jesussaid, "Ho that George J. Cox; assumpsit. despiseth you despiseth me. and he that de•Silas Gates vs. Asahel Beach and Mary splseth me despiseth Him that sent me" Ann Beach: ejectment (Luke x, 16). But this rough wind would . CHANCERY, 18"f CLASS. work God’s glory by scattering yet more the precious seed. “Surely the wrath of Betsey Jane McMillan vs. Byron Mo- man shall praise thee” (Ps. ixxvi, 10). Mlllan; divorce. . 51. “But they shook off the dust of their George E. Cross vs. Emily A. Cross; dl- feet against them, and camo unto IcoOUR dress flannels, shawls and bedQ vorce. nium.” Compare chapter xviii, 6, and see Peter Mulvaney vs. John Shaft* et al; their instructions in Mark vi, 11; Luke blankets are especially fine this season. foreclosure. ix, 5. It la our pri vilege to proclaim the Franklin W. Wnght vs. Anna B. glad tidings, to make known the love of A full line of WOOL BOOTS and Wright; divorce. « God, to offer to all in His name eternal Maggie Towl vs. Harvey S. Tow!; di- life, eternal redemption; and while ex­ RUBBERS. vorce. pecting Imat some will receive it, quietly Catherine Deck vs. Georgej Deck: dl- k-ave sreulta to God. Goods in this department always fresh vorce. 52. “And the disciplcs were filled with James A. Seeley vs. Julia Seeley: di- Joy and with the Holy Ghcet." All that and clean. vorce.' we arc called upon to lienr for tho sake of Mary J. Hol men.vs. George W. Holmes: Christ and His truth should be borne divorce. ’ Can sell you dishes to set your table cheerfully, for He has taught us to be ex­ ceeding glad, and leap for joy, under such CHAKCERY. 2nd CLASS. in a neat and attractive style. circumstances (Math, v, 10-12; Lukevi, 22, Elias D. Williams et al vs. Stephen D. 23). We are told that “For the joy sat be­ Barber: to be heard on argument fore Him, He endured the cross” (Heb. xii, 2); and it is written that the worthiest of CHAXCEKY, 4TU CLASS. Heb. xi were sustained by the joys before James W. Bentley vs. Walter L. Wilkins them. See especially verses 10, 16, 20. 26. et al; bill to settle partnership business. Consider also Rom. viii, 18-1 Pet. Iv. 12,13. Alanson Warner vs. James Endsley; Chapter xiv, 1. Having passed onto Iconforeclosure, proofs in open court ium, we find them as usual first among th& John Holden vs. Gottlieb Zuschnilt et Jews, and so speaking that a great multi­ al; foreclosure. tude of both Jews and Gentiles believed. Ellen B. Sutton vs. Mary J. Wilkins and The key to this must be found in the last verse; they were filled with the Holy Spirit. James L. Wilkins, injunction bill. Anna Hirst vs. Edward McGyn, injunc­ Why may not such promises as these bo true of us and in ua in these daysf' tion bill. ■ 2. Again tho enemy is stirred and it is manifest that the devil is losing some of (Irani! Rap Ido District W. M. F. 8. his subjects. It should give us great'en­ Notwithstanding tho fact that the dis­ trict meeting of the W. F. M. 8. came in couragement when t he Word preached pro­ the midst ot one of the worst storms of the vokes the adversary; while, on the other season, there was a fair attendhnce of del­ band, if the waters arc not disturbed wo have reason to fear that there is no healing egates. and a good attendance of the mem­ power present. bers pf Hastings auxilllary, Those from 3. They abode here a long time, the Lord out of town were Mesdames C. B. Carpen­ ter. E. W. Fairfield, Ella Morgan, W. T. blessing. His Word and granting them power to do signs ami wonders, according Johnstown. F. A. Hall, J. E. Smith. Grand to Mark xvi. 20, and Heb. ii. 4. Ono has Rapids: I’. A. Cobb, L. C. Chapman, Mid­ said that when we yield ourselves fully to dleville; M. B. Eaton, P. W. Niskem. God Hu will yield Himself fully to us, and Muskegon; 0. H. Perry. Sparta; Jesse this should cause us to "inquire very care­ Jordan. B. S. Holly. II. C. Carpenter, Woodland; Rev. J. ’ N. Dayton and wife, fully as to whether waareyctwithholding aught from Hlnrtnd thusToaingtheenjoy­ Irving. ment of His fullness. Among the many excellent things upon ■ 4. A divided city, some beUeved and the program, papers read by Mrs. Perry, some believed not (chapter xxvill,3<). Abel of Sparta, and Mrs. L. H. Evarts, of this believed and Cain believed not (Heb. xi, 4; dty, deserve special mention. I John iil, 12). So it has been and will be The foiltraring items from the report of till the kingdom come and God’s will is tbe curn-^nondlng secretary whow the done on earth as In heaven. Con iit’on Of the society In the district: 5. Jesus taught His followers to expect No. of auxkilarles. id. number of member* suffering nnd even death tor His sake411. memlarahip dues 8306.71. mite box (Math, x, 28; John xvi, 2). And by His collection 842 63, thankoffering 8155.81. Spirit Ho taught them to take pleasure special work 8484.50, other amounts raised even in these things. Seo chapters v, 41: 324.17. making a total of 81014 72. money xx, 24; II Corinthians xii. 12. raised by tie society during the year. 6. Being made aware of the coming Election ot.MQccra on Friday forenoon storm, they Act! to other cities, not be­ resulted In the following: President Mrs. cause they feared death, but because Jesus L. 8. Felker, .Grand Rapids; 1st Vice Presi­ had taught them “When they persecute dent. Mrs. C. IL Crawford, Grand Rapids; you in this city, flee yo into another” 2nd Vice President, Mrs. Clement Smith, (Math. x. 23). All lawful means to pre­ Hastings; ::rd Vice President Mrs. (h H. serve life are not inconsistent with read! Perry. Sparta; Cor. Sec.. Mrs. M- B. ne— to lay down our life when He calls us Eaton, Muskegon; Rec. See., Mrs. G. R. to it. Many times they nought to take Hollister, Hastings: Treait, Mrs. Daniel* His life, but could not till His hour came, Striker. Hastings. and then He gave it up. Fraternil greetings were extended by 7. “And there they preached the Gos­ Mra. Grigsby, of the Presbyterian church pel." They also lived the Gospel, for ■ and MI'S Eliza Knowlton, of Eminannel. Paul could say to the Thessalonians, and Th«we were feelingly responded to by Mrs. Hollister. . and God also, how holily and justly nnd unOn Friday tho ladles of the local auxil- bhunably we behaved ouroclvre among yon Hary served an excellent dinner and sup­ that believe” (I The*r ii. 10). Like per in the lecture room, to about seventy they flrat did and fthen taught (Aeta 1,1; ^The'pUple vs. Jam—Culp; jail breaking, ^ThtTpe-ople vs. James Scldmore; assault In The Market UL J. MILLARD, Websters Dicti nary 5c, 25 School Books YEARS SOLID WEAR h ini Seccnd-Hacd Is the length of time that Now is the time to buy• second-hand school books, My stock ii complete. 1Who would buy a new book when you can get a second-hand one almost as as good as new at about haff price. Old books taken in exchange or cash paid for same. I have every­ thing yon need in the school room. Remember the place, the old wooden building next to the City Bank. STERLING INLAID THE DRUQQIST, line of slippers. Remember your ticket. Gcodybm DRUGGIST and book­ seller. and the originator and promoter of LOW prices for Drugs, Books and School Supplies. 2nd Hand Books wanted. Fred L. Heath I can fit you out for oold weather in great style with Men’s, youths’ and boys’ Hastings-wool boots. Mishawaka all knit boots. Socks for men, youths, or boys. Rubbers of all kinds. Ladies overgaiters, felt and beaver shoes, Women's. Misses and children's rubber boots. Ladies’ arctics. Full SPOONS IND FORKS Are warranted to last. Also remember you get a Present—"Good Form,” of $2 00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jeweryatore Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. for cold feet, if you buy your winter footwear of Yours truly. F. Q. STOWELL N. B.—Repairing done by J. C. Woodruff. IT’S A “JIM DANDY, The stock of lumber and shingles lalely purchased by Bentley, Tomlinson & & At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and studmg. The latent styles in pine flooring and sheeting. Their No. 2 shingles are “just too sweet for anything. . DR! GOODS BOOTS d SHOES a ■m E. STAUFFER HASTINGS BANNER N. T. TRIBUNE The two papers for $1.10 per year. w L HAVE just received and opened up our first invoices of new fall'dress goods. To say that we are pleased with them would not describe it. And our friends who have seen them are also satisfied. They are the cheapest and best line we ever offered. You will say so when you see them. BRO OUR SUBJECT FROM 12 8-2 'CENTS UP Leads us to speak of strikes. Now there a good many kinds of strikes. This picture is a striking strike. There is a ‘‘never strike your dad,’’ “stride till the lastdarnedfoe expires” and “strike while the iron is hot,” and that is what we want you to do. Our assortment is complete. Buy now while you have your choice. We never had so much to select from. Be sure and call before you buy. CROCKERY. WARE, ptewnnt . time. The visiting dele­ gates were profuse In expressions of appre­ ciation of Jt»e * • ’ “— Ing the Gospel, » Hml o< th, Chnreb nr Himaelf atrang un ■rl.Il.al aokaKvc LAMPS, GLASSHINA, ETC. And don’t forget we have the best stock of GROCERIES ii town. Don’t be misled but come and be convinced. Yourt twins fr We call special attention to a line that cannot fail to please you, and goods that have proven very at­ tractive to all who have seen them. We refer to the W e are now showing our first invoice of thes goods. Come in and see them at RUSSELL’S / � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-12-01.pdf efa48753a1aa485af790a3399da5e9a3 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. astings VOL. XXXVII. NO. 31 Banner. HASTINGS, MICH., DECEMBER 1, 1892. Hastings Banner J Published Thursdays by COOJS. BTHOSHASTINGS. 3SICH. COUNTY NEWS. gMo. X ANO ‘I am.convinced of the merit of Hood's SarsaMrllla. after.baring taken but a few doses —thia Is what mauy people say. ~ Wood - and - Coal - Heaters. Ira Van Vilkenburgh Wood - and - Coal - Cooks. cm no c«m no saw noM $1100 TO $75.00 » ^WoriiO 1 POINTER HATjS what you are Jookiug for. That's what we're here to give you. Speaking of T What can please a» friend or relative better than to stop that headache or blurr before the ejJes when reading, and extend and preserve that niuchineeded good vision. If you wish to do a noble good act, just have those eyes prop­ erly examined by one who makes eye study a business. For there are stoves and stoves—and by the way it is a Dr. Lowry has a large stock timely subject—we desire to remark than whenuyou want ot the best quality and great­ ’ one. I ’ I ' i est variety of styles of eye­ glasses and spectacles on hand and is always glad to do his best for his patrons. Dr. Low­ ry giveshisown personal atten­ tion to all cases and will not trust any agent or deputies. STOVES and STOVES, COAL OR W00& ('<:»t>k stive or heater.. gojwhere they are at GOODYEAR BROS. ' SCHOOL BOOKS. Peninsular Stoves anjfianges Peoples DRUG STORE show them. Call in 13110369 S' Quimby. rWra, Booram and wife spent Thanks­ giving with their daughter nt NashvilleFay Casteleln made n flying visit hero Thursday—Bert Striker’s wagon Is In the' creek, the result of a runaway—Walter Bldelman and family spent Thanksgiving with Hauk Gaskill in Buttle Creek—We were pleased to sec so many young people at our Sabbath school Inst Sunday. Como again—The Quimby Aid socletv will meet at the home of Mrs. Id# Rule, Dee. Sth. Last week Tuesday L. C. Edmunds while turning out u colt to pasture was kicked ami received a bad ilesh wound on the arm and injury on thu hip. At this writing be is improving very rapidly tra­ der ^he eare of Dr. Troy—After returning front hunting Thanksgiving Glen Dewg was accidently shot.in the knee—The re­ vival mcetiugs Hint has been held here the past! (our weeks has done some good. It hai paused eighteen of the worldly people to |<|a<l a different life—Our minister. Rev. VaWWlnkle, was taken quite III last Fri­ day !wUh heart trouble and ingripe, which grcally alarmed his family during theeveniug.ibut at this writing he Is feeling bet­ ter—Ines, youngest dyughter of Levi Brezae. Is 'very sick with typhoid fever—Ijut Saturday Peter Fisher took a subscription paper to raise money to buy a bell for the church, and the first place he stopped al he got S22. Como one, come all. and let us have a Christmas bell—The farmers that are feeding sheep have got the num­ ber nearly completed that they want to feed—John Ream, the hired man of E. Moore, got his under lip cut open with a oom sbeller handle—Erv. Brunney says he has suffered everything but death dur­ lug tiro past four weeks, with a felon on his hand—Clarence Iden commences our ■school Monday, as teacher—Franklin Shef­ field and wife have Just returned from a visit of nearly two weeks with friends and relatives at Ionia and North Plains. Hiey saw. some very fine farms, especially the farm of Hou. B. Hayes, at North Plains, which constatefOr seven unbroken sections of land being 7 miles long and one mile wide. . ■ ■ THt ttNIKH JULStXBlMTMM MZK, Others and good The recognized leaden makes. Coal and wood cost money. You can save money by buying a stove that saves fuel. We have them and will be glad to Hope Center. Mrs. Addle Miller, of Lake City, visited friends In this vicinity^ Inst week—Mr. and Mrs. Ixiomis visited friends near Ross Center last week—E. B. PnjJne and compa­ ny has returned from the north—Mrs. Will Aldrich Is on the sick list—Will Whit­ ney has taken the Job of cutting timber for X. Whittemore at Doster station—John Valentine had the misfortune to loose a valuable hound during hia nbscence up north—John Benedict visited friends near Prairieville last week—Eddie Benedict visited bis sister Mamie Sunday—Mr. Polly, of Cedar Creek Sundayed here—I guess the comet did not do as the scientists predicted. At least we have not felt the effect. complete THEstocklargest of new and sec­ ond hand School Books and everything heeded in the school room in Barry County. UI. I?. (JOODYEM DRUGGIST and book­ seller. and the .originator and promoter of LOW prices for Drugs, Books and School Supplies. 2nd Hand Books wanted. Websters Dictionary 5c. Mrs. N. Churchill is very sick—Mrs. E. D. Tyler, of Vermontville. is at the Center faring for her mother, Mrs. N. Churchill— Lydia Gage visited her parents last week — School conimeced at the center Monday, with Kittle Parker ns teacher—Lyman Wilcox has returned from the west—Mary WUcoxi, of the Woodland school, spent Thanksgiving here with her brother, A. W. Wilcox—Henry and John Tasker and their families were at Bellevue Thanks­ giving—A most enjoyable time and a dice crowd at the dance at the hotel Friday evening. Dowling Mr. and Mrs. P. Rcinberling spent Thankgsivlng with their daughter, Mrs. Width worth, of Battle Creek—Miss May Fuller has been the guest of May Van Horn—The dance held at the hall was well attended and all report a good time— P. .Stevens moved the remainder of Ids household goods this week—Mrs. Lester Is going to Wisconsin to visit her sister— Mr. and Mrs. Shrlner and daughter, of Kalamazoo. spent'Thanksgiving with Wm. Herrington and wife—Mrs. N. F. Clemens Is quite poorly—Mrs. Winters expects to visit her daughter Mrs. Wlnchei, in Johns­ town. this 'week—Mrs. Chas. Mack is making preparations to visit relatives and •and friends in Jackson—Mrs. S. Gaskill, of Johnstown, was the guest of her par­ ents last week—C. M. Mack was home, from Hastings last Sunday—A surprise anniversary was held at Dr. VanHorns last Saturday, and all had 3 pleasant time —The Grand Rapids Marble Co. erected a very nice monument in memory of S. Raiser—Mr. Dye, of Battle Creek, is here at present visiting friends—Mr. McGrath sr„ is no better nt this writing, with little hopes of his recover)'—Mrs. Rich expects to visit her sister In Battle Creek this week. Ynnkeeffprlus*. The Rev. Mr. May harder, the presiding cider of thls.placu delivered his Grat ser­ mon last Sunday evening. There was a goodly number and he will be here again In two weeks-Miss Emma Raymond Is on the sick list—We expect to hear shotguns, dinner horns and cow bells peal forth tht lr wedding melodies in a certain part of our town before long. Get ready boys—Mr. and Mm. E. E. VanNorsdlll, of Washing­ ton. 1). C.. spent a few days with friends around here last week—The Thanksgiving dance al Bowens Mills was well attended and all report a good time There w 1 be an entertainment and dance the Oth. ot December. All arc Invited. / State Road L/We arc to have a Xmas tree at the Fishcr rtorch-Mr. .nd Mr,. w,11»“ .pent ThuiUKirinir A Cbrtiuln Kndaror welrtT Bt.ned UlS.H,her dime will m«l J. ™ to Mr,. Ju>. n,brrt-A !>oy bu come to «t,y ,1 Will Johnson’,. Mother wd child doing well. of any paper in County. WHOLE NO. 1955 Vernor Ward, of Lowell, spent Satur­ day and Sunday with his parents in the village—Claude Sisson, of Lake Odessa, visited relatives and friends in this place last week—Harry Ward, of Belding, spent Saturday and Sundajrfa the village with his parents—C. J. Schmelcher and bride returned from Ada Saturday. They were tendered a reception at J. Schmelcher’s weat of town—The home missionary rally at the Congregational church Sunday evening was largely attended—The three churches are preparing for exercises Xuiaa —The Thanksgiving service at the U. B. church Thanksgiving evening 'was largely attended, and every one spent un enjoyabl§ evening—Freeport Is to have a new elevator; also a bank—The dance Thurs­ day evening drew a largo crowd—The hunters from this place all returned home, Saturday evening—John Richardson and Myrtle Riegler spent the Sabbath with J. Fisk and wife .east of town—Freeport is soon to have a photograph gallery—F. A. Sisson and family, of Lake Odessa, intend to make Freeport their future home—H. Case and wife spent Thanksgiving the guests of Andrew Craig and family—C. J. Schmelcher and wife spent the Sabbath with the latter's parents. Mrs. P. H. Lawreuco exhibited a portion of deer while on her way home from Rich­ land, which was sent her by express to that place by her husband from the north woqds a few days since. The first to her knowledge of bis having captured while hunting there—The Wesleyan Methodists began holding a series of revival meetings nt their fchureh last week with favorable prospects of much good being done by the efllclent labor of the several ministers who have charge’of the work—A. G. Cortright and wife left fur a few days visit with friends hr Caledonia—Wednesday night, the 23rd, our democratic friends had their rattl blowout over Cleveland's election, and now boast of having iu the near future free trade, free whiskey, and the many other good tilings to their hearts content. During their exeiUxJ condition not a list In praise of General Dennis plank movements 'taringthe lute campaign was heard from the excited throng present. Where, oh where, has the Several fled/vith his sever­ al hobbies—Albert Flint has been cutting timber Dear Doster for railroad purposes for several weeks past. Will Black ac­ companied aim. driving team. They both Sundayed at home—The dance at the hotel Thanksgiving night was not so largely at­ tended as has been in by-gone days, yet those present report a good social time, with music from Silver Creek—Mrs. Milo Barber inis so far recovered from her late sickness, so as to be able to do most of her work In caring for her baby—A. B. Moon has been on the sick list for several days past—B. J. Barber shota wild gray duck while lie wllhhnothcr was flying over his bead the other day, much to the credit of a young gamester—Herbert Barnes has moved into; his new house and voung Warner has taken posesslon of the one va­ cated by Ids brother Herbert—Charles LAwrence lias been buying live bogs, for which lie pays 5 cents per pound delivered at Richland. One car load goes to-day— Frank Dietrick left his lamp burning in his ahoe store one evening last week while he went to his supper, during which time the lamp exploded coming quite a stauipec by the flames. A brigade with water buckets soon quenched the fire with but slight damage to bis stock in the store. The ladies aid soctuty have pnrcliased a large street lamp to’ be placed un the school house grounds—Mr. Whiton land wife, of Kalamazoo, spent Thanksgivinff-al W. II. Chase's--Misses Garrett, of Milo, were in town Inst Saturday—C. Boyie. ot Vermont­ ville, was In town Friday, looking over the ruins of bis cooper shop, and said the prospects were that it would be rebuilt in the spring—Mr. Potter will make barrels in a part of Wm. Cooper’s wagon shop un­ til spring—First cutter of the season was out last Sunday driven by Mr. VanHorn— Miss Ream, of Doster, baa been visiting Miss Puss Blackman—Another case of scarlet fever In the Lafountain family— Mrs. Spragfid visited nt the doctor's Inst week—Mr. Utter, of Kalamazoo, spent Thanksgiving at Mrs. Spragues—Sam Piilillps had the misfortune to break one ot the bones In thc.mlddie Anger of his left hand while catching ah ugly cow for beef. There are already one thuml> and one finger off on this hand—E. Barton is again stfn on our streets—J. Robinson, we understand, intends to move to Hope this week, and Mr. Dayton will move in the house vacated by him—Emery Mosher has returned from the north, and says this placets good enough for him—W. Nichols and T. J. Kelley have returned from How­ ard City. Mr. Kelley selling his team while there—The Thanksgiving entertainwent given i>y the school at the school house Thursday evening was a complete success, and much credit Is due Prof. Beers iu his undertaking. Miss Leda Norwood was compelled to retujued to the stage and tell the audleuoe her abilities as a young lady and again declare the fact -she bad not got a ltean.”whlch she did in D wanner creditable to herself and teacher. Space will not permit us to speak of all who arc worthy of praise, as we would be compelled to name the whole school. Really tee did not know p. before, but a little girl teby arrived al the house of Dr. Troy some four weeks ago and means to be an objective feature of the home cir­ cle, although she is a Troy weight, viz. 12 ounces to the pound—Accidents seem to have been hi order ot late. A little Ger­ man l»o) living ou the Andrew Froysen farm was kicked by a horse a few days ago and had his skull fraduretf. He Is recovering however—On Thanksgiving day Glenn Dewey, son of A. E. Dewey, after returning from a hunt, on taking his gun from his shoulder, the weapon was by some means discharged near enough to hislnee to cause a severe wound of the knee-pan. Hope the injury will not be permanent. Lessons in the use of fire­ arms are too often painful and expeusive —A few mornings since Mr. L. C. Ed­ munds was kicked by a horse, one fool striking him In the side, the other on the fore-arm fearing the muscles and hgaments from the bone in a serious maun-r causing an ugly wound. ’IJis has been carefully treated by Dr. Troy « »>*’« also the other coses mentioned and all are doing well. Reasons for thankfulness seem obivous when it is considered that the accidents might, with a alight change have been much worse—The Evangelista who have been holding meetings In thia vicinity are now located at Hickory Cor­ ners—A family gathering at 8. 8. Smith’s on the 24th—Matle Gaskell has been home from Battle Creek for a few days—Har­ ley Powers sawed wood for W. J. Flake on Friday, the 35th—Frank Merrill and family, of Kalamazoo, have been visiting at"Hiram Coleman’s—Otto Froy, of Kala­ mazoo. has been visiting friends in thia vicinity lately—W. U. Fiske threshed 210 bushels ot buckwheat from 7 acres and a good many bushels escaped the griddle be­ sides—The sheep feeders are gathering iu their flocks, preparatory to giving them their winter rations. A well known stock buyer used to say that more good stock came from Johnstown than from any other town near Battle Creek. L L. Creasy, of Hastings, spent Sunday wfth friends here—S. E. Cook, of Char­ lotte, was in town Thanksgiving—George Stringham, of Battle Creek, was a guest at A. Rr Wolcott’s last week—L. W. Felgbner is suffering with tunsllitis—Mrs. Gorman Anderson, of Sparta, is visiting relatives and friends here. B. B. Wilcox, of Detroit, was a guest of Kate Dickinson over Thanksgiving—Mrs. E. Hindmarch and Eva Boise visited Charlotte friends last Friday—Miss Greta Young was at home a few days returning to school Mon­ day, at Grand Rapids—Miss Bertha Mar­ shall spent thanksgiving with her sister Lois, at Kalamazoo College—Miss Della, Comfort, of Coopersville, has been spend­ ing a week with friends at home—George Comfort was home Thanksgiving—Miss Lillian Wardell, of Hastings, was the guest of Mrs. A. K. Knight over Thanks­ giving—Miss Marble Wilcox and Mrs. Olney, of Irving, were In attendance at the Blind Boon entertainment here Mon-, day evening—Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Sanford. Mrs. J. R. <kx)k and son. ot Middleville, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen WaL rath, of Charlotte, and Mr. H. W. Walrath, of Jackson, al! ate turkey with Nash­ ville friends at C. L. Wnlralh’a. Thanksgiving day was very quiet In this vicinity—Elder Campbell, of your city, preached at the Tamarac church through quarterly meeting—Elder Mlera, of Luke Odessa, preaches on this circuit the com­ ing year. He preaches next Sunday at 2:30 o'clock—Mr. and Mrs. Nash Sundayed at Mr. Blanche's—Mr. T. Carey, of Char­ lotte. was In this vicinity last week. He sold a piano to Mrs. Spencer—Hayden Myers had a successful exhibition at the close of his school last Friday night— Frank Myers has gone to Grand Rapids, to work—Mrs. Hummel, of Lake Odessa, visited al Mrs. E. Smith's last week—Mr. and Mrs. John Gerkey vlsltedat Mrs. Purdun’s last Sunday—S. Cunningham has a dance next Friday night—A special meet­ ing has been called to see whether or not Mr. Myers will teach the a Tmarac school —Charley Grozlngcr has begun his School at the Cheney district—Dave Lepara is drawing logs to Lake Odessa—Mrs. Bare had a surprise party last Thursday evening. A pleasant time is reported. ; Mrs. Speer, of Grand Ledge, was the guest of Mrs. Wm. Demond—Our school has started off nicely with Mias N. Gaut, as teacher—E. Bievler, of Grand Rapids, has now moved into Win. Kenedy’s house on the state road, three miles oast of the city of Hostings—Thanksgiving enter­ tainment given by the young people In select reading, recitations and essays, was a very enjoyable one—Eld. C. W. Fellows, of Grand Rapids, filled the pulpit here last - . Sunday in place of Rev. Humphrey— The 27 th' passed off very quietly and no’ one hurt by the comet—Will Sisson now leaves out-of-door work and goes into the school room at Quimby—Philo Sheldon was on our streets Monday on business-. Cloverdale. Those who attended the Thanksgiving party here, report a nice time—Mr. Shel­ don, the County seat post master Inspec­ ted the post ofiiee here last week—Thomas Honey and Miss Mary A. Ryan were Join­ ,ed together In the holy bonds ot wedlock last Thursday—Miss Kate Ryan came home from Kalamazoo to attend her sla­ ter’s wedding and is now visiting friends here—Frank Townsend has purchased the :timber, growing on a tract-of land owned ■by Collins Bro's., and will manufacture the ,same'1 into lumber the present winter— Malcolm McCallum will also do quite a ,stroke of lumbering. Thanksgiving jmssed off very quietly here, everyone eating their owh turkey ;and oysters—Nina Fisher, of Augusta, is visiting al her unole’s, Benj, Waits—Mr. Harte I, a former resident of this place, is hare spending a few weeks with his old neighbor*—Sarah Barber, of Richland, Is the guest of relatives at this piace-rThrae of our xpung men left here last week. Will Lyoi) going to Galien. Delos Calms to Saugatuck, and Will Cartllge to North Irving—Newel and Fred Barber and Peter Rickemoq: came home from school to spend Thanksgiving—Jetomc Fisher who has been spending a short time in Hattie Creek is again at home—Several of our young men spend most of their time hunt­ ing rabbits, but one is thought to be In pursuit of a dear near Hickory—Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fisher who arc at the Sanatarium ul Battle Creek are thought to be improving—Lizzie Boyes, of Hickory Cor­ ners. spent Sunday at Elmer Reynolds’—• Mrs. Warren Fisher started. Tuesday for a visit to her old friends near Leonidas. The fourth annual ball of the Brother­ hood of Locomotive Firemen at the new Auditorium in Battle Creek Tuesday even­ ing was an unqualified suecea*. The hos­ pitality of the railroad boys will never be questioned by those who attended. Mrs. Christina Bronner, an esteemed resident ot Saginaw for the past thirtyone years, died suddenly Wednesday noon from the effects ot a stroke of paralysis. She left five children. Sheriff Prentiss, of Calhoun county, got on the good side of the drunks and vags in his keeping, by stuffing them with tur­ key and other delicacies on Thankagtyng day. �It takes SOS school nutans to Instruct the youth ot Calhoun county. the foothills was covered in three days Dr. IMo Uwte, th. eminent Beebm Hi,Huntley had been mounted to be the hunter called them in to give his dy­ of eaay traveling and without actual deUn, In ■ meorln. ertkle M) ■: Stephen Burger of Casnovia quarreled taken away before the attack came. In- ing statement. They had left the dead mg’.rt of a redskin, although eigus were lent error nnjerilee nrarl, nil with his son and then fait eo badly about l?ed he and tho two warriors guarding body hating each,, other. To be just, him had already made a fair start to tho however, it stamld be said that Harkins encountered to prove that tho party wm 'treatnrent of catarrh. It Is not n disease It that he swallowed ull the bclladunna of the man’s nos®; B ls * of the Uwre was in the house. A doctor recover­ being watched day and night. The eonthw^t and were beyond pursuit hsd less avarice and bitterneax than wagons pushed over the foothflte, wound man. Mww!ng itself in the nose—a Local ed It with a stomach, pipe. After a ride of ten miles over the broken Taylor. He was Ixdter educated—he up a long and narrow- valley, and exhibition of a Conxtituttonal trouble. grounds a halt was made at a grove han the refining r :eaces of his daugh­ One of Ute most brilliant events of the when they went into carap Custer’s Tl;i-ref"re. lie argues, the use. of snuff and which appeared tn bo an old camping ter Bess—be had l«w hope of being able local applications Is wrong, and season at Manchester wan the marriage MKOEKIEO ground. As the Indians lied before the to come ut the great store of wealth. peak seemed to lean right over them. other .bile the, wem Io «i«e tempornry rollrf, Wednesday evening of MIm Jennie Hulila, Here was a spring, abundance of grass vengeance of the whites they made for Indeed, he sometime# argued that it tlK-v really do mure barm than good. Oth­ an accomplished young lady of that place, and a fairlv defensive position, and it er u-adlng autboritles agrewwiih Dr. law- to Louis T. Freeman of Ciwlsea. ' this grove, and at length all who had would be best to give information to the was decided to moke a permanent la Hence, the only proper nustbod of escaped deatg were reunited hens. whole train and let all share alike and cure for catarrh la by taking a constitu­ A score ot tigers starved for days bo satisfied. Had Taylor met him half camp. ors had come this way. to tional remedy like Hood’w Sarsaparilla, Nop could not have been in worse temper. way in his. advances he would have .••In noway can Anterictnui na c^cctiveJy l>e uficertaincd, and here which, teaching every part of the body inform Uurrntelvee on the mibjectx that ■ Wounded and unwounded alike thirsted 'choked down the spirit of selfishness far ns . spot to try for tho gold as through the bUaid. dor* eliminate all Im­ claim public attention from one month for vengeance. Had they held a hun- and forced himself to feel that the half purities and makes the whole man- health­ to another a» by reading the Noirrn any other. li was decided that two men Makes an everyday convenience of an :lrvd prisoners each one would have would content him. should always be on guard during the ier D moves the cause of Hie trouble Amzbjcax Rkvikw." But Taylor, who was a single man and old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. been put to tho torture, and yet tho suf­ night and that four should remain dur­ and restores tb«v diaeased membrane to Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest ferings of all would not have placated a rough specimen of the American fron­ proper Condition. That this Is th® prac­ IN THE tiersman, openly betrayed his distrust ing the day while the othef six went tical result Is proven by thousands of peoaward at all Pure Food Expositions. Each the defeated and decimated band. They had but one. ’* pj.. wta» Lave been cured of catarrh by and ill will. Ho looked upon tho Eng1 forth in parties of two to prospect. Three days passed without anything faking Heed’s SarsaparillaFifty- enraged savages rushed nt him lishmaa as a robber. Ho would never to chop him 'to' pieces with knife and consent to divide the gold with him. He of unusual moment. Tho prospectors A hire of L O. T. :M. has been institu­ NONE SUCH brand. found, enough to encourago thorn. and MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse, N.T. tomahawk, Irat the chiefs restrained might havo to share it with others, but not an Indian had been seen. On the ted at Fileimrger. tianilae county. THE RIGHT TOPICS, them. A speedy death would be too never with hinn. fourth day it so happened that Harkins BY THE RIGHT MEN. merciful and; deprive them of antici­ and Tavlor were named to go together In town. Buffering from piles, but what pated enjoyments. As soon as the scouts would prefer the easiest method of being AT THE RIGHT TIME aa one of the prospecting parties. Esch posted <m the distant ridges signaled cured. No knife, no pain, but a sure cure would have promptly declined tao for piles by udng Hill’s Pile Prnnadc. A that the white men were moving for.tbe When Baby wa»»le!r.vttBav<. her Cwtoria. other’s companionship hod ho not real­ printed guarantee with each package- By THE TOPICS are always tho-.- which are forks there was no occasion for further uppenuust lu the public ut'ud -|u ized that ta explanation would havo mall 81.00. six for fS.OO. Try it to-night delay. morals, polities, science, iitrrature. bus­ been demanded by the others. What For sale by Fred L. Heath, the druggist When became Mtaa, sho chmg to CartorU. Huntley’s demeanor bed undergone a iness. finance, industrial economy. nodal could U said nl explanation? Fx-Sh. ‘ riff Jennings, of .Ionia, wants to and municipal affairs, eta—in uliort, all change. That dumb terror which liad “I am sorry yon ore to go out with la- wardt n of the state reformatory there. subjects cn wbicli Araerieat- require made a woman of him bad passed away that man.’’ said Bess os her father was and desire to be informed. No mag­ and his own-brave spirit had returned to By falling on a saw In a Bay City mill making hit, preparations. “I hove an John Tabor had his leg horribly mutila­ azine follows SO closely from month make a man of him. He reproached month the course of ’publl • inter* ct. intuition that he- hate® ua both and te*!. ' l-trnwlf foffcht cowardice in begging of k . Traveling men want Inin Mountain peo­ All subject* are treated ot Iin'paibiiHy would like to do us harm.” ple to put up a flm-class .hothl, > tne fiends to spare his life. Ho thirsted Rev. J. E Irish, chaplain ut Fort Brady, on both sides. “Pooh! qhild; hut what pnt such for revenge. I Ho exulted, over tbuir been tran.-ferrvd to Fort Mead, S. The plant of the Musks ton Freh: I’resse THE CONTrFbUTOKS to tl.<- ltavi;.w thoughts into your head?" was sold at eltntli-i luuilgagt sale hut bloody defeats. . ‘■He never looks at me wfyhottt a are the men and women to whom tliLLet a pack of wolves follow on tho mlurdny. . ' scowl, and I havo him gl.ire at you world 100*4 f°r the most itutabrntbe trail of a Vwte man and hamay seek to When grandpa went n-woulng. Bay City people want tn make the fluw- outrun them—dodge—escape. H" will as if he thirsted for your life-. If you atateuu'iits on thcfBobjccU the dsv. He wore u satin vest. ■rahnwa pvrntatttfct institwtioii. must go ont with ‘him, watch him well. No other jicrmdk-a! ran point to such n fear them. Let them drive him into a A trail of running ros.-» suecr>-h-n of dht nguhlicd wr’tt?-. I feel that hr will seek to do you some cul de sac from which there is no escape, Embroidered on tho broa-d. The H^t Is a roll of the <q<'e v.at-.grievous injhrj'-” The pattern of hi» (rousere »r■ii“cttier-4intli:t-'*-*'>',e,'i!'-. the bi'-ort sn-J and he wall turn and fight them, even making the history. iMi.uolrtn i>t<“I can't say that I liko the man over His llpen, white, and tint-. uo wlut>r SKAiet i "Ijoui'l :»• kfpt la IjosUhy cou- with bare hands, and die fighting. ' affal'ra. and leading the. ujflulvn ot the much.” replied the father, "and he Uno»*. it *ou to-l porn m-t ur ii.-.ve rttiut tired Were all tbo'lafeft'faahlun A sapling was cut down and driven age. such as Mr. Gladt-tane. t:><- Prim eelln«" in the nivru'bg. «1» not 14 uultty ot In eighteen twenty-nine. -ekket. olvr rnini?'!*-"- attention io jourarW. into the ground for a stake, and a dozen ‘‘ITcure pards. old man—half and half doesn't seem to be any too much taken Mini- tot of England; Mr. Blaine; Mc g; ■ with me; but wo rhall have no quarrel, r£ka Hood's Sur.-:.p . ■ toRi-.vsir-..... . — Graudp.t was a fine-looktag yo-.mg frl: .ivagss ran a^bout to collect fagots for on thaigold." Crixpi, Ex-Prinie Munster ot Iwlj; ty tbe blood and pni u. ■ ■ io* tin n. mi the old ladies say. and he b a and I shall take good care of inyat-lf. ” When the train was attacked the pres­ Baroh Ilirsch; H, IL 11. itn- Count ci & fire. flue-looking old gentlemau now. For the As he was about to leave camp Joo Hood's Tills curv l.i.-r. '-. , • ence of peril drove away nil other Paris; Cardinal Gibbons; Bishops Pi-'.U-r, Huntley ’ s eyes blazed. His bonds had ' ess, slek Ueadacbe-. coast;pvi. .. past score of years hr has been a firm be­ Doane, MaUaIIcu, Fuss, etc., etc. become loosened and his guards were thouglrts but that of defense, but only beckoned him aside, ahd while pretend­ liever in the merits of Dr. Pierer'? Gotten watching thq preparations. Uttering for a few hours. The thought came to ing to examine his rifle quiotiy raid: M«dieal Discovery. "It |.-newed my THE TIME when these suhjeeta are treav "I am sorry you are going out with the hunter’s warwhoop and wrenching both men after a time: "Suppose ho is j outli." he (requentiy says. It Is to® *’«!)’ ' ed of hy the.se cufftrUratnrfl is the vi-ry himself free in the sudden effort, ho killed and I am spared! All will then Taylor. I don’t think he likes yon, and i>l«HKl-purlfier and liver iuvigoralor guarantime \then the subjects aro in the pui.-llij twisted a tomahawk from the belt qf be mine?’ Harkins went no further bo can be very disagreeable when he twi’ tu lieni'lilor cure, or nmney promptly, mind—not a ui<<ntb or two after people wants to. Be on the alert for any plan rcfuntlisl. Il cures liver disease*, dysthe nearest savago and began to lay than tq indulge tho wicked thought. have censed to think of them. The »croft)!<nih surca. skin ••ruidioni'. Taylor looked about him and whixiwrod ho may have." about him. ; promptness with which the Rf.til’i "You don't think he would assnssinnto and all diseases of the blood. For linger ­ to bimsc-lf that if opportunity came he furnishes its readers with tie inr.-j ” He could not escape. Ho realized that ing coughs and ct>nsuin:>tlon(w loch it lung ­ nnthoratlvc information upon the titles he would be quickly overpowered anil would lire the bullet himself which me, do you/' asked Harkins in surprise. "If there |s any reason why ho wants scrofula io its early stages) it .is an un­ of the day h one ot its mwt ’.-ali; tortured with additional fervor for every should make him solo owner of the con­ fealnirs. to today will; furnish hiiq plenty of op- paralleled remedy. blow ho struck, but he dashed hero and tents of thu cove. The proposition to Ixmrl Delta county Men who have been drifting in mid- purtunities,’’ replied Joe. "Lookout for there with tb^ strength of a giant and Subscription Price, |$3.00 a Year. Indians, but lookout for Taylor just as fur -820,000 for a new court house waoccun <m a bit of wreckage, suffering the frenzy of a niadiunn. Jost. with hunger, thirst and exposure, and sharp." " Crash! Crash! Crash! ^•YRICHT BY AMimCAK (MISS ASSOCIATION.mi It may be nnagined that Harkins left WladytauB Wltkow-iti waa drowned al having nut the faintest hope of*rcscu<-. Tye Indians^ were taken by surprise by the hunter’s | sudden break, and then have yet planned wicked and revengeful the camp in an unenviable -frame >! Efatlake m idle trying to cross the lake in a ’ x mind, but Taylor’s demeanor soon gave b..t. rlwre was such a terrible change in his things. 3 East l-ith Street. w Y-.rJ. looks tlmr they shrank away appalled. CHAPTER VHI. When the Itiat charge waa made Tay-. him relief. The man was < Inted. good His whine of 'supplication had changed lor had the Englishman and lite daugh­ natured and garrulous. He had not it of Huntley? rBOBATt OR.UEH. been drinkiiig. for tho only whisky iu le conh’.riion and excitement. no. shrill yells of defiartce; his eyes no ter on his left hand and only a few feet ■ of XkbtgAii. Omut ■ < . d thought'of him. but after mat- y longer betrayed a terror stricken sout away. Under cover cf the Briroke ho camp was in charge of tha captain; but At « .>f shr i deliberately fired ujx>n them, hoping to he acted grdatly like one who had a egan to- calm down a little his'' Swish! Sweep! Cfra.ih! C-muty uf rxrry. n ar r.t- i'i !ntl,eriiy«4 (faKl’m-s. -aid He buried the sharp tomahawk to tho kill them both. One <*f his bullets glass t'V> nsu<|h. Not u word had passed »l»egan to I make anxious inquiry, s luge seenla moment before the eye at every blow. He followed tjjem grazed tbe-gir’.’a shoulder and another between th- id about tho treasura since do was shit. Tho attack on the up ns they f^ll away before- him. 'As went through Harkins’ hat, bnt Provi­ they separated qver the old hunter’s s had bePti so sudden th<t many they cried ouckn.nlarm he shouted in de­ dence willed that such a monstrous body. They were scarcely clear of the ProbHte. :n had tad flud Add oa foot, ' * imd —’ it ’* was ' d them crime should not l«e iHjrpetrated. Tay­ camp when Taylor dapped Harkins on iBtlie matter of i>vt fiance. K. Frf,rl».der«iM-<l. (toed that thbee]having th<T prisoner in It was a momentary' panic. They lor had no sooner knade the attempt than tho back, extended hts hand for u shake The Swlf; packing Co., >.«f Chicago. w|U On reading and aline Uie prUllo, a sudden though,t brought a smile to his and exclaimed: h arge would leajvo him behind in their could have shut him down, but the erect a large uud storage building at Kal­ "At last we are alone and can talk amazoo. chiefs kept shouting orders not to do it fr.ee am! he smote his breast and mut­ j me. ’ ’ mny be bear.! ai<d aJU-*<:'I. L search was I made for two miles The frenzied land pesperate man had tered: over our secret. I’ve sometimi-9 foltux Tnereat-iu it i« orderr.;. '.I at Tia.r . Spring Lake will have adteteur dramat­ 15U1 day ot iMwojbrr. A. I >. ti«e. :»t ter. : >• n c ran«l, but no j trace of the . captive killed two and wounded ihreu when ho "Fool thdl I am to havo forgotten the if I must talk or bust. Wc are pards. ics all winter—”l.u<jy of I.yuus." •‘th<- the forctmou.heumlgr.rdforth* !;>-ni-L-• odd be found.;. Hurried as they were was driven to Imy and found himself cofltents of that box! Let them live! old man—half and half on that gold." •- •• • Jlbenaivaaay." • ••'ru-kvt->-t-lA-av<-JMan, ’’ petition.and that tiichcirsa: tew .d ed, and all oteer Interested it. *d-! '* i savages hadi managed to run,him surrounded. He stood pouting for a mo- Let them go with mo after the gold! •‘So we ore,” replidi Harkins. "I "Ham let" and such. estate, are reuuired to wp.-r : J. When this fact bevaiou generally ir.eut with his exertions, while the blu-xl Let them uid me to secure it, and then- have not breathed a word to any soul, said c^urt, then to be hoi .<ti a! th.- t . t own more tbiin one num sadly uhook dripped from Llieyharp tomahawk upon- then"— A pretty <ioe will mid bi-added to Baby offltw. to the city ofliMth 4-. inssid ■ : it and I suppose you have been as dis why th< ; . Ruth’s pets, m* il. lodter of Saginaw ship­ and show cau<e. If any there He bad aticmpterl mutder. Ho w.-/i creot?’ u head and muttered: the green grasj^z .. • of tho petitioner rnay not be gratdr.'. - ' 'Poor Jim! Bitter for hid! if hu were •‘You bet! There’s vnougb for us two, ped unu marked *’G rover Cleveland. New it is further ordered, that Mid petr.t w-r r.. To the-right—to tho left—iu front—iu planning something for nuxro horrible notice to tho pcnwni hv.ese»u dji> s.-i.; ■ . re.tr-r-thocircle was closing in upon him. th:.n tliut. but not enough for any more, hi n day York City, 'on Tuesday. of tiie pendency of said petition. Mid t) • , ' *he party of to|dicraan<l hunters were There was no escape. It was midn:. ;. . v.htn the* train or two wo must mnkeahnnt for that John Murray, a dtrtfglst of Merrill. S‘g- Jugtlicrooi by ciuisttig h <-..yv of lilts or>i--r te l» fl rious to get unj. and an hour after tho With lighnringlike movements tho reached tho !<•: .'» «■!’ the Cheyenne and cave, and if the gold is there wo mart lua’w county, paid 8 to iUte and costa Wed­ published In the Mastix..- !:.$>>»□:.< • printed and efcvitafld ht iaid (*' ■ "• . tj.ut ’ j.teht it is get it away." | nesday ah.-rmton mJntitke Gavltt’s court pnfler ’ iting had cedsed tho wagon train man swung Ills tomahawk about him, went iirto camp. • Barty once in each week far dirs- *•»«, uved out of the inclosure in good cutting aud gashing himself in a dozen only sixty nril '.- ;>■ f:• .-’a । - th in tho As th*y penetrated into tho inoun- for not regikit-rlug under the ptianuairy weeks provms toiat-1 daj 4 hrariuc. CJfAKIJt-. W. Al-.MbTUv.-- 1 a qpe, and with no fear of being again places, and us a rush was made he tot­ Black Hills, h was •. .anight brt-l to re­ tain.% 'closely- scanning rock and soil (A tow copy) Judge of I'i . ■ • il tested for days! to come. M«.st of tho tered and fell l|ko some great tree which main in camp for u couple of ilaysaud and occasionally stopping to investigate, a d warriors were stripjied of their or- bad lived out its century and was weary refit and recruit. The major in com­ they chatted like the best of friends, ijnents. at least,1 while arms and am-., of further life. Blood was spurting mand of the cavalry was an old Indian and Harkins reproached himself for hi t .dnition were carefully gathered up. from several veins and arteries, and. cro fighter and plaitumian, and before'the harsh opinion of tho man. He appeared o one thought of burring the dead, ho could bo dragged to the stake and camp broke up ho called u general con­ warm hearted and fair minded, and he Indians would return for that pur- bound life had fled. When thia fact be­ sultation. He impressed it upnAoue when he magnanimously offered to take! ■3b. If not, let the wolves and vultures came known there was a general howl and all'that their safety forbade break­ Joe into tho secret and kt him rhnro ive their feast. of rage and disappointment, and a dozen ing up into smaller partiefl than ten or olikq with them, Harkins wondered how Get .ns trace the fate of Huntley. You savages fell upon the poor body with twelve men. The Indians were thor­ he and Joe and Bessie could have been aj' be one of those who bidiuve that the fury of hands. They scalped it. oughly aroused and alert, and whilu so mistaken. e Indian Las been grievously wronged. They severed the head and kicked it they might be- repnlM<d occarinnally Noon came. amay believe he has the sentiments about -for a football They cut off "they would be almost j certain to over­ "The fool"* whkpon d Taylor, as they rated to, hiip by novelists. You hands and feet and flung them about. come small detachments of gold seokers. made ready toiuit down and eat a bite. / ay hare reafi that the feeling of merqy They hacked and cut and sloshed and No sump must I* left uhguardod by day "I’ve played him like a fiBh, and now to 'f s a lodgment in his heart. gave thfltaselvM up to their devilish or night. No man must relax his vig­ wind him up! I’nr going to fix him so When the man redo out of the fort on passion for blood and revenge*, but.the ilance for nn hour if be wished to pn-- that he’ll bother mo no more! He’s M-rvM hw scalp. < ucout ho finnly-lwlieved that the Ite­ poor body wsa beyond feeling. iroing to be shot by the Indians, while A portion i f the troops would remain ms bad withdrawn. He Was a brave For every Infiipn revealing tho hon­ coiug to miraculously escape!" .n. None but a bravo man would est courage of |h” white man there are nt tho forks for the summer tw a rally­ < ’ CONTINUED ing point. Tlib other half would follow ve periled his life to back his a thousand hkulking cowarila. For every vedskiu feeling tho senti­ tho south fork of tho Cheyenne up to inions in the fr.ee of tho warnings he ■eired. When he rode out fur half o ments of Imniuipy there are a thousand the neighborhood of Harney’s peak and We authorize pur advertized drnacUt to there form another camp. They might le qnd turned fo tho left tho last who delight in ^ht> tortures of a child. sell Dr. King'sjN«*w Discover)' for ronubt vanished. The Indians had withFor every rayage who- lias reward­ make occasional scouts, but they would sumptiun. coughs ind colds u|M>n this awn. He had made assertions and ed the kindness of tho white mini with tnot be strong enough to defend the peocondition. It you are afflicted with H »ved his sagacity. . Castoria is Dr. Samael Pitcher*® prescription for Infants another act of kindness a hpndxgd hare ‘ple rushing into the country. cough, cold or any lung, thrust or chest "Sext moment, as he disappeared over laid in wait for his life. —> The major’s remarks resulting in a trouble, add will use this remedy as direct­ and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor • crest of the ridge, ho found himself So called humanitarians say that the general reorganization of the train, ed. giving It a fair trial, and experience rm other Narcotic substance. It la a harmless substitute Lho midst of a horde of Indians lying Indian has hereditary rights because ho many of the hunters who had come thus Ircuefit, you may return the bottle am! concealment. He uttered uno loud, was here when tho white man enrne. So far with the soldiers had uow to band have your money refunded. We eouhi for Paregoric, Drop*, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL ■reaching shout of astonishmunt, and were the wolves, bears, panthers and together and depend upon themselves. not make this otter did we nut know that It is Pleasant. Its guarantee U thirty years’ use by jb pulled from his horse to be menaced Out ot all three parties were organized Dr. King’s New Discovery could be relied serpents. Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays silence by tomahawk and knife. But They shed tears because he has' been and put under the leadership of good on. It never disappoints.. Trial bottles free at W. 11. Goodyear's drug store re was no need to menace him. pushed back from the shores of the At­ men. The first party consisted of tho feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, ” A. great terror ssemed to havo frozen lantic to tho plains of the woet. That U old captain of the train, Joe. Harkins, Large size BOo and 51.00. cures Diarrhoea and 'vind Colic. Castoria relieves . - blood in his veins. He could not the march of progress. Every civilized Taylor and seven other good men, Besa teething trouble®, cures constipation and flatulency. Since its first introduction, Electric . . re cried out again bud they pricked and enlightened country on earth has going of course, but not figuring in the . • a with their knivee. Ho was dumb. exterminated its original population, numerical strength. It had been agreed Bitters has gained rapidly In pooular Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach • was helpless. beforehand that the- men should be favor. until now it Is clearly In the lead even when hapJtesa and defensive. and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas­ rhe captiva’s signal of a’anu liad bvcu drawn by lot, and it was a curious bit among pure medical tonics and alteratives — containing nothing which permits Its toria U tho Children’s Pa^ea-the Mother’s Friend. -. xd and understood at the fort, and He stands out on the records of rivilla*. of fate that drew both Harkins and Tay­ use as a beverage or intoxicant. It is • ladians, angered that their trap hod tion as the most crafty, cruel, treacher­ lor for one party when both were recognized u the best and purest medicine ra exposed, now showed tlmmselves, ous and vindictive of earth's inbabitanta. . earnestly hoping to be s^fwrated. There for all aliments of stomach, liver or 1 affairs turnod as relauri tn tho pre- He has never* shown mercy and never were enough to give the other parties kidneys. It will cure sick headache. In “Oatorte la an azeaUasl nvxSeim for ctaOasked for it. He expects to kill and ba equal strength or a little more, and each digestion, constipation, and drive malaria drea. KotiMnbarerepMMtetaMaaaeita killed. He hates civilization—industry and cverj- man was sworn to support from the system. Satisfaction guaranteed Sood affflte span thter etakfaw.- :pe and canister when charging a —cleanliness—law and order. He de­ and obey the chosen leaders. A fair with each bottle or the money will be re­ ta.a.C.Om®, .ttery. Men go to the gallows without lights in drunkenness, theft, lust, hy­ division was made of weapons, ammu­ funded. Price only 50c per bottle. Sold nition and necessaries of life, and each by W. H. Goodyear. . - ching. The fear of daath iteelf pocrisy, revenge and inorder. ■ ooa dm ran He is good only when nml as a ferti­ party selected its own route. In the whlcblamaoao^-*-.* 7 first party nil were arre<—n *- liser. Nop* Such f/ 1 Meat NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW 1®<XVES. NORTH AMERICAN RLVIEf, Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castoria. S What is CASTORIA Castoria. .--r. He looked about Wm with tot in his gju& Hie bronaed tnco ■w deathly white. Hi* Upe had that cruelly CHAPTER IX. What a siraage, wicked sentiment is that of uvarict)! Tlte thirat/.w wealth will turn brother a gainst brotier, father against son—separate man a*d wife. The story told by the dying hunter 1 Ou the thirel day all the partira moved, and wifuin an hour after tho first wag­ on pulled out soldiers had tho camp to themselves. It was the sama sterile country tliat had been,mot with on the --__ _______ ■ Zr*___ other side of the river, cut up by the He had soles, tetter, chapped hr ... corns, sntl all skla erupUoiw. and positive ly cures plies or no pay required. It b guarfuitecd to give perfect raHsfactlon, ot money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist Benton Harbor's paper mill wlU soon begin operatbnj. v> i»:r-n posi. v. a. wOl build a lam acw t �Our life ne’er grumble, Other Chemicals preparation of u a . MA80HB GIVES FOB THE BEQUEST, dream j Prcmiiient Cnurchmtn Who Are in Favor Opinion Show* » Big Majority Agelnet the Sabbatarian Contention—Hurrying If. Baktr l Ci's Breakfast Cocoa, which is absolutely pure and soluble. . Is the cause of our bliss? It has nwre than three times the strength jf Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot -r Sugar. and i.« far more economical, . less tjian one cent a cup. It is delicious, । nourishing, and kaiilt ,:<.e«tkd. ' to - It ne’eraconie8 annss. M ixc Sold by Qrocora everywhere. --------- - MadeOnlyby N.K.Fairbank & Co. Chicago W. Baker & Co., Dorchaster.Mass. PROBATE OltDKR HASTINGS BANNER and New York Tribune, SMOKE NO. 35 ALWAYS THE SAHE Michigan Central I *25 ALWAYS THE BEST “ Ir.tfj.Lux/arj FaUs Rottic.’* itioulT w*iu>. 5 E QIQflR izx I ja.m.|p.nJ ‘p.m.|p.in.|iun IN THE la’ienl: ’ 3J>; -.iHixtni t.oo teal Aipn:t. Hastings State of MkUlgim. County of Barry—m. • At a sj-silwi of tliH prubatu Court’ for the • !h ln ,‘*ideountv,on Thun ■toy the loth d.iyot November, in tnejeoroue ■ i‘<iixiD<t elebi !:undrv«l and ninety two. nioui?11- ,C*“*te* W1 Arnutronic, Jodfe of hi in- m-itter of the Mute of Austin D. '••••it. tii-e>-xMMi. resduit <»d niingthe petition, duly verl.!• •■! lauyetto BnMetl, *onof said deceased, pray mg that sdnilulstration of sxltl e«.tKte ma* te granted Jen-nnah W. Hendershott. (Il* 1 <» ...111.. .It tolinl.hlM Atd duj <ji December. A. I*. Uy.’«t ten o'clock in .<-ienoou.be aMiiaiud fur tl.clieiirlnxotsalil :•< <!<.<u tutu itiui the %ehs nr ;BW- 0( (Jr_ i-r:<- u m.d h|I other tcrxius interested in said ;uv i.qiilred to M|,pr.<r hi a session of »<kl.| . orr». tobrhnuicn at th© Frobateofikv. Iu Uie city of M tiUmcv. in said county, and show < w,i», if any thnre be. why th© prayer of he IH-uiwifrr may nut be granted. Amt it Is luriiitr otdereti. tbN fold petitioner give notice rtilli»;^n«His Interested in said estote, ot the nei<<ie> c> «-f said petition aud Um heartug tmreofbyc; -ulng a cony of this order to b" ptiii'i'ti.u n. the Hustings Das.xkk. a uawsI’ ljv-r fi.nted and vircuhtted In said Counit oi hurry, ourr-iu each week for three succcsstv» week* j-renohs to said day ot bearing. t UAH W. Ar.MSTUpit Judge of Pfu Office at FORDS’ HOTEL, TUESDAY, 6, One day only iDB. HOLMAN S. EUMS>HREY.§ Late of London, now of Chicago, with a BRANCH OFFICE ut Hag visited this Countv each month for tho past six months, and daring tboud visit® has examined and J prescribed for hundreds, and effected many of the most Wouderftil Cures ever made in tho State! \sk v.Hir friends and neighbor about Dr. Holiian S. Humphrey. There to scarcely a ne!ghtorhWin tho county that n h ~ '-ot had the bcnellt ot the doctor’s wonderful skill, and rarely a family which hiw not l|»d one or more ot Its.mwato-f•ii v •’•nl from death and restored t*> health aft -ra^l hope had been riven up and tho family phy .icia’i pronouncedUug?u -.< .njort........ eminent physician and surgeon. . urablip. If afflicted do not tail te consult thto — «««. All examinations, consultations aw1 - ” *- Although the doctor is in many •cll-xl to! nei expensive Invtnunents and ’.••taieateita tr-akiag analysis, mlcroscoplo ;;.i ••ths scirotlfio examination*, yot b* i .Li'* no bhano* to. tiny •me, believing It to -h pi»rt <•' thephysictaa'adutytoasoertoin patient’s true condition withoot aspens® h" i uffprer. Whenever and wherever Dr. j>hr4 decide* to locate a monthly visit 11 jek to m»> him. and no wonder, for Ht .-J imlnation. and often witiiwt i iiicati in, he tei'.S th-* invalid what tic K.and tho pr-:*ec« «'f >» ror-S dlwnnderful «>f all h- v»lu«- hl* first r jy'jipcit! -'tic <.r onpinic. ti><”<brr r.j •<<• — - .. ... . • i camput'-u hm! t»<«• m-tortn< thu torfly t;iw<*nir».l *c*in*t th*, ,<n*r»r» -«m<i diwroctiv© rasaNlli. LIMITING COINAGE. Lv. I uoiux Ea»l I A.-M. jKsi .C.:u K-oli.r 'telM Odens i Woodbury Sunfield Mulliken • Grand Izd tans Inn Lv HowudCitr .. Edmore Htsnton .. tool* Ar Grand Ix.ilge [Going Writ | ., .. „ .. „ .. „ .. •> ., TFTjl iwtruit Lansing Grand I^dge MuliUeti Suu field Woodbury Lake Odessa iCUrksviUe IdiindAlu **’o, iMeCord .. iEnst Faris Ar Grand Rapids T“F Portland Ionia Howard City Ionia Stanton rdroore Sleeper* leave Gread Rapids daily at U-JQ n. in. piiMing Woodbury at 1:15 a. tn. arriving nt Drtroltat 7:31) a. yi. Leaves Detroit iSMly at 11:00 p. m.. pnMlng Woodbury at 5:<XJ o. m., arriving nt Grand Rapid* all M a. m. • Every day, others week days ouly. t stop ° Farfor cars oa all day trains between Grand Ran:ds aud Detroit. Squts 23 cents. . Bleepers •■u iilght trains. Conuecffons made i in Vulon station, Grand Rapids with the CincAcoA w«st MwatGAsr Railwat fob* Cnit'At.O AN» THB W«8T ASt) rOH MVDX» ()<•», 5JAJGSTMB.TUAVRIWK CITY. ELK BAPips. ruARLMVoix ARD FKTOsKjtv. Favorite: route to tbesuinmerre-iurtsol northern Michi^Trains leave Grand Rapids for Chicago*M Leave for Manistee and Traverse City 740 I. ,u:d a-a) P. JI. ' Leave lor Cbariexolx and Petoskey 7 :X A. M. Parlor cars on jiaj trains and sleepers on They Will doon Be Heady for Sale ut Ono sented in the conference shall be a.M<x-inted -nlxhuramt to Chicago. 'Ask ’wr’agents ’ for further particulars or • Dollar Ka«-h. . j in the purchase of silver to the minimum rile to Gik-bge DrllAVKS, Genl PassY-Au't. Director Lymnu J. Gage started for ’ amount of £5,000,000 sterling, and shall (•mod Rapids. Washington today to set the necessary take a fixed proportion of this amount at a ufiicial iuachinery in motiou to secure > limit of 49 pence per ounce, the purchases aouvenin coins ns rapkUy nsthey are turned V» be made directly by the treasuries uf the from thii mint at Philadelphia. Be expects i various countries or through the agency to convince Secretary of the Treasury Fos- of thutnclal.Institutions. It to expected that terttun the directors have complied with i the Brittoli delegates'will sup|)ort this TIME TABLE. every feature of the law, and bdlevac that plan in the Interest of the Indian currency, ______ to vgvet September IL tot. by Dec. |o. or a week later at the farthest, ■ The pro|>osal was referred to a special comthe mini will be on the market. The law i mission of fourteen delegates. Station’. »rj-.ting 6,<XW 1<XK) half half dollars aid ' n; ;1r.>;>rj".ting fi.iXW.WO dollars in iuald what « nun© irin Pwummo. of the fair provided that none of the coins j A Danish' monoinetailtot delegate has a should to- nv diable until the dkectora < proposal which be will offer formally nftcr . NOKTH. cuuhl prove that they ht.d <-x;x-n<k-<i ?10,- ■ Kalnnta/Qo Lv . KastH'awr...^ OftiJXXi, land that they Juul positively ; the Rothschild scheme has beenn debated. en<Aigh money in sight to romph-u- the HU P,n’» lbu c",:s"«” of silver fire franc, itteblau 1 Jat.e'l Cre*Mj ... buildlnito ami open the gates to the public bmr shilling, or dollar pieces, rated to gold Milo „„ *r..Ui • I recording to the price of silver in the year I relton . .. r«i*. ! previous of an Will Hr Euhj- to Iivnn>n*tratc. previous to to the tne adoption ntiopuunoi an International iniernanon.-u Ourrrdale Mr. (.age will have no trouble in satisfy- ' agwnwnt. with a seignorage of 10 per Bbulte leg Sec: . tary Footer, that the first candi- < ccul —*- I,L' wil* nI,iO ---------m._ Hastixg* I'D’i^v.u. the-i— appoint•ln-expen- tnentof a permanent inU-mntii-nal com lieu luu lx-n complied with. ... the .... exposition , w dlt tires. of to v«.i. Oct, 30 wen* mission to fix the initial prices. Should Wiwitoi.;! ,113.18, and since that time nearly the price of riher fall to 5 per cent, below Woodbury Kia U . . ban iwen M more liven paid out bv by Treu.-Treus- : the a»:inge ratio the c< mmtosion will have I.:»:;.ilng... sale of W,<W,fix’s new rntfo and onierMh© l»r;roit .. urcr r-4’to?rg. rg< r. The xue recent rttimMivo: <<"■.- ,; authority . ............ . to ............................................. (jOOlin xiv.-ltion bonds, with the amount recoinagv of the pirn*.-. There coins will Grand Kapids. tenner intcruationallv/ •banka to Iu fr.A .. a rn.ru IL. prowl.of nouv.nlr ;j ue >» legal '< ■<''•■• l>u<ru:iri..r^lr —•»<« coins. ■ ill Jive theTxmnl’Jnough funds to ! keep thin- a- a reserve agaln-riwtra and to . «• thu buildings and open the gates have the right •-•> demand gold in exennnge stations. ; | for them at any timc froin the government iihieago, Iklmm li ig Itemand for the JfouTealiw. | toeing the particular coin held. ■ ■ Coniplaiu* of Senator Alll4on. - bk'itx -nir coins are now accumulating nt j Post, discussing the tlw trc tsury department at ths rate of GO,- > The --------------------— currency ----------. qnrr . Eos: Coojvr Lv. m.adiy. 'I he directory h:tath<.u*.tuds of tian aud the conference at Brw--ls.com- Klchlaua Jutic't appllet -.lions - ■ them u:i .-1 «-u-h. ' plains that Senator Allison »n.~— ?.. ’..,..s fur to -a represento- Cressey.... Milo will lw< delivered in the name ' live merely of the silver pi.rty of the United •■'I ! . M ' lodbwX, iivrc l>-«-n ftiltj five onraiwi; | Dl'ilOF)----onlrr t nit thconii-n- were reern.-d,’’ said , State*, and that therefore little can )» Cloverdste r.wJv iwi-ihiid* »t ?l w.-«»lnv"«iup: . t .... _•_ .. .. ir ..... 1. ;>■<<...* ;:e. “W<< whhmiiimI in the begin- 1 hoped for from the conference, at there Simla.. ...• the t<> w ine would be the '« ‘ ill be no chance to discuss any practical ning t wit fir?: • • i.iiMiBiptuio. d»*trcctl«" tnu. IJnt .4::m«1, ’ and' that policy wip to< fol-' arrangement to utilize silver tw a subddiimotiiz utbetv, hnadnsl* of ehlldreu h»ip*l'< loU tsl ’ Trviu-urer Srebergrr uumlxred ‘ ary currency. The Vienna correspondent iera as .they came iu and will till of The Chronicle nays: "The.Araerican pro- tVoodlaie th4 aril — — lv." (Krtah nt the Brussels monetary eonfi-rence. ••VoMbur them nRwrdingij I'frt J. ii\ at Jacksun Park. । l*dng n repetition ofc the bimetallic pru- Landtig. The •ommlttco appoitih.d by the Georgia \ ': gramme gramtne rejectediat'the rejected at’the conference® conferences of b-78 li-TH iw-trou... risit ChfcngoChitago mid and (examine and’ !' 1S8I, caused legisla ure to visit .xatuinc' nm ;'J’.hnve ‘’“«-” ’’-~’'disappointment ,,“’’~J"»"’“"*»here, ”’"' Grand Itaplds । reached Cbicngp /<:.ito.». ;his they fail fall to basis town further the Wirld’e fair.grotuitto ... supply -a------------ ----------e«n«. r.tti •Stops on <upn»I oniv♦ Nm. s and « will not n.rry p»M<D|(m unless yeiterdny nml registered r.t the Audi- , dlscUKdon without raising false hopes In provided with trriaht train penults. tnriyui. ' Goverimr-Northen heads the com- ‘ the silver market "' FreixM trains will be run at ibe ronvenleuMf mitte-e «« nn ex-officio member. At 11a.m. of th« company, * ho reserve the rjjrht to ci:an<b j The latest champion of free silver to the tlnieofsu.-ii tr.<ln< without notice. thecoi niiittec was conduct’d to ’ ‘ Jackson w. fi. Dkwi.xg, GenH Manager. M. P. Handy acting as itn jI Archbishop Walsh who.in on interview, de* park, Major --escort »n behalf of the World’s Columbian - clnml that the ndoptidn of binntailiini ion people. jieople. At the grounds Chief ' was a matter of imperative necessity to expo>i Ion nr>! rwinc^Hp Burnli un and Commissioner T. B. Bryan i save the Irish tenants from Inevitable ruin. rock the committee under their es-pecial j If things goon as they arc, even the excelcare and conducted the Georgians through • lent land purchase scheme may liecoius lie* the nmny jialnCri* and looked over the ’ fore ninny years are over a source of wide­ That more ills result from an available sites for the Georgia building. ' spread disaster to purchasers under it. Ac­ Liver than any cording to A rehbh?bop Walsh’s views for­ Unhealthy The) were both delighted and astounded. eign competition is not at nil the sole cause Mud© Him Half an American. other cause-indigestion, Consti­ A cable from Faris says that M. Camille of the ruinous fall iu the prices of agricub pation, Headache, Biliousness,* Krantz, French commissioner general to turn! products. The main cause he bejmd Malaria usually attend it Cu.-ts .’.Iter All Others fkil. the fair, said on his return from Chicago: Hevea is the continuous rise in the value of Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator “1 l:avjj come l>3Ck half an American. It was delightful to mh! an exhibition ready They Kept Thanlttglvlng Day., is a vegetable specific for Liver six months before the opeping. It is evi­ Chicago, Nov. 2.\—Thanksgiving day Disorders and tneir accompany, dent 4mt the fair will be a grand success. nk-h censtn was geflbmlly observed, as usual, yli over ing. evils. It cures thousands 1 will K-tnrn for the May ceremonies. I wim vjrv nicely treated at Chicago. I found the country, in this city, New York, Bos­ why not be one of them? Take i he fair'ullicinto an able body of gentlemen.” ton, Philadelphia and hundre'.s of other, phux-:i the day was mido a nd letter one to Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator. the unlurtunatci in : public institutions. Your Druggist will supply you. A Big Scheme In Be«-r,Making. Ft. tarm, Nov. 3S,—ThbconsolWntijn of The chnrchfj. lyid special serviett and at the homes the^tculeqt turkey was flanked the four insn.ntoth export breweries Of the by the luscious oyster and paraded with t;d» and *•••< L'xiitw Slate*—Anheuser-Busch, William the nighmare-Vrtidttig. mince pie, every­ .IU...' • rfoiiMm Ixmp of this city, aud the Schlitz and body going to tod feeling too. full for utterI’ntod the last with its four auxLinries— with [a capital stock of and JfoUt by Ul* Own Petard, bonda to the extent of to sup­ QlATTANiXHJA, Nev.. £ peculiar ply the world to the gigantic ••uterpri^* which to lielng fathered by the Rothschilds double tragedy occurred at SunintwviUe, <>f EnkliUld. That it will ultimately be ac­ Gai Sktnrdiqr evening. A young man complished Adolph Busch, of tbcAuheuscr named Wooten, the son of a prominent citi­ ,HIU3 ly, has little doubt. zen. I Krai he engngeJ in n quarrel with ane.,n i* gft> mid .struck hint over the lietpi with u ii । i. m sh(.t g<i :i. The weapon was dtoehargetl, the •i**uo chaug- in some import-uiSonmu <»r pnrt’W' land striking W<xjteu in the che-t, killing •£Tu£, BERVIBE of Vitrt Virginia, who of aaM or^u had fiiu.Iy br» tk d«wa tec »c«-i"< ....«■ has ..... been - .... lying ill --­ him I Jsi.-mtly. The skull of the negro was strortdre ttself. F.vr n la -<>m<j c1 in th city for sumo time, pawed a mt leas fnict <Ircd'mid he will tile. Hfl well. He is idgh ind is reporter! not Crlteblow Acquitted of -Murder. stiffs ng from heart trouble and Friday PlTTsui’tw, Nov. 24.—The trial of Syl nigh :ie hiul an acute attack from which voder Crttchlow, charged with murder in ™du. IG nce ir I* nor i.nu <>*oxv<”“' •■■ ■■ . lie ot ot. / rallied alter bis physician had been ofttmif* criininsL for r»'"1 '}’* 3 iJL ►tnnrionc I awl bad applied restorative lor connection with the’ Homts'. rad not was k«-n trifi-na with •al pivl<-tutor*’•I'P k<*-t« *Uwoo we tov*». to-* o;<»re Gjid for yn™"’ hours. His friends here are much brought to a close last evening l»y the jury m.mth after m<«i«h. aivinc pnteT.oo* an < ■ • {-■ it is s criinn nsidmit these to neptocabout thij ultimate result of but bringing in a verdict of acquittal. The j-irtouf enmpuuud*, »..twila cull <*uu • -• 6>n until presnainrn death close’ lb© *c*o*. judge’s charge wa* sort of compromise of , iilnuss. Ol»0*»os of Women, dlw’imdarful Core* by inj tmprevad nvOr the rojuixte for inrtniclioiw of, the oppos­ nd ..f trestm-nt aenntr.!n o*rv«Hi» abid Fear*. Hot Flaxliea. ing counsel. The jury wa*. but two and a ;ago, Nov. 26.—Owing totheinabll- half hours. Critehlow will now have to SSSl»e«^l .IU..«r <hte-tod ..r ntwkillto'ir treats. No *xp” • stand trial for riot, and will probably be the contractors to complete the new ouistlfo. No cattia«. no paim n<> danterj areata or foila.re. i’ -lkmts treated by m< H Hr -sail building by Dee. 5, it bn* been released on bait___________ ned mudlsiur* '«« by <-xprre*. r«reiu<U Manhood rerfoetlyite*t«»red. ennauItaUuu pref-rtabic. W o ynunuit'x' coni.trecmed to posqs.ne the Chicago imUonal Whitney Masn’t Heard th© Call.. horse show until next spring. The «S,OTO New Yobk, N6V. »•—Hon.' William C. already received as entrance fees will bo Whitney stated positively but night that DOttUnc bolp«l him unUI ho i or imatiecUd kidney iiflectlnn*. refunded. atoratlre Nervine; ho la ho knew nothing ut any call tor a meeting New York Offlftal Figure*. of representative Democrat* to be held in NMW York, Nov. 2b.-The official figure® this dtv or elsewhere to arrangs any plan In the state election give Cleveland 053,800; of regulating tho action of tho Democatlc Harrison, Cleveland’s plurality. party In the incoming administration. TRIAL BOTTLE fUX DR. HOLMAN S fiWHREV ilxcevtive tlit’ I 1.1- Dr. llmnphrcy I* the only pbrtngjon who ! . iuwi’ th* »pecial rnlvontsao of Eurot>«*n t. •Kpitid studies in relerosc«4.y <d the blood •<i I tlvfie*. who c*rrim with him A fall line „f inSaanrnta and apparatus for - •lctlr|»eivntific examinations U’0 TOr,‘'?’‘ ■•.I t. -. -IC., WI.ICH w considered IndispeMibletoaoorrert •d* In nil form* of obecure and chronic ... Bf ^Ilerovcoric and other ««tial n*tro•UJit* tor maUM astoicUy flm^otey dfag^ in m.iny c»~m. the affllctedwimhl *’*•*’ • - rail upon th* doctor and gel bl* opu>h« —J nt nona are VSC r.-«« L’rindnb (Examination the Fair Site—View* of a Frenchman. Chicaqo, r —— Nor.. x 20.—r President Hlgin; lxxl.<un, of th. Wortl'. to. to .’da^l a strong and comprehensive letter to each I of the CTHigre-mnen and Bcnatora at Wash- I ingtois outlining the position of the direc- • tory on the question of Sunday opening and giving an idea of what is meant by a Sunday fair. Mr. Higinbotham quotes In full the resolutions adopted by the local CRAMPAIGX, IUs., Now25.^-Tbo national directory. In favor of fair-----under —an ------open r--------... assembly of the F. M. B. A. is in session certain restrictions. He offers evidence to ' here and it appears to be the intention of show that a majority of the people of the j the delegates to keep the public almost enUvited States are opposed to closing the I tircly In the dark rcganling their doings' — — - cites and very little to being given out for pub­ exposition gutes on ... Sunday anil the result of experiment nuulc by Bishop lication. The election of officerii for next Spalding, of Peoria; Btohop. Potter, of New- year resulted thus: President, C. A. Rob­ York; Rev. Robert Coliye^ of New York; inson, Indiana; vice president, II. C. Lock­ Bev. Minot J. Savage, ot Boston; Post­ ney, West Virginia; secretary, W. li Rob­ master James A. Sexton and Mayor Wash­ inson, Illinois; treasurer, E. A. Poe, Mis­ souri; national lecturer, J. P. SteUc, Illi­ bum. of Chicago. nois. Ulg Majority for nu Open Sunday. Pwital card tickets were mailed to 6,000 individuals outside of Chicago living in cities ot iiore ihan 4,1X10 and less than W,_________ DOOpopnlatlon, where the Sabbatarian de- { . . .... • , , , « , ., t ment wohid naturally be strongest, asking Just What Uncle Sam Is Not at for their flews on Sunday closing. The j Brussels For. t names were selected at random from I)un> | coinniertdnl reference book. Thu replies 1 ------------Indicate that more than three odt of every j SILVER SCHEME OF A ROTHSCHILD. four pedons addresM-d oppote Sunday i closing. ‘Mr. Higinbotham timber says ; tliut closing the gates Sunday would pre- I Tl“’ Nations to Buy nus.ooo.ooo of Silver veyt the holding of rcligiotui services, con-I For — Year Mid• — Divide • - -• It Proportionately .. .. ducted by the most eminent clergymen, i at the expteition grounds, am had been ar- I bishop Wulih <■■ uiFInnncier. ranged for by the directory. He clo-cs by | • an appiutl to the senators and represa-nta- | LukixiX. Nov. Ml.—At the international tiviM to rojH-al the,Sunday closing clause of monetary conference nt Braxsels yesterday thu World's fair bill. I Alfred de Rochschild presented a projaecal -rurxne . for the International coinage of silver. TIw Oo SOU ENIR COINS. ; proposal was that each government repre- TIME TABLE. ..*tft .‘September litis. Favorite'Route between Grand Ilaphb, ai d the till. Do you Know? niflhnura rq*<n every structure .f.j, ualik" moat doctore, ha i» *uh> t.. <M<y rx>*itirely wbalhcr rpy :• < drabte nr and am also rivo tta Thert «.:n<n a turning point in tho-<x> <•( every thia is especially true progmeivodtosuMa, all or any "« 2r£2fih. rumble txp to a certain ttene; that to. until i UXCOLX, Nel>„ Nov. 35.—The national fitrinan* eon'/rcss h in session here. Yes­ terday there wn» a long debate on the reso­ lution prohibiting dealing in op’iona. It , was urgrcl that if the congress failed to pasa the resolution such failure would kill . the Hatch bill aud would justify the charge ' that had been made that tho pressni body 1 was nor, composed of genuine farmers. The ' resolution was Anally passed, as was also that favoring the improvement of country roods. J. M. Stahl, the author of tho road resolution, then rend a paper on “Highway Transportation on Common Roads. The ulmIm „ ." lwr wunv subject was also discussed in a jmpcr Nebraaka. Daniel by William Delano, of Nebraska. Needham, of MaMBchnsetta, reviewed the hiotorv u^. nifnMi history and *nn<itrb>,>a ^pnditiuns nt of flu, the agricultural classes in a paper on “Individuality of* American Farming.” «ndsuu-'iiil du—--: cm<m gtseii >ct«r» Hb'l •.•:<>» < ' u< d loconbl*. « tn «*©. Iir. Hutrn hroy ha» h«<t .nrJy-f.U'O ir.-« in ti<<< Btatoof 5i>himn. whil- an all else.vud Dr.Hamphreyto Derfrmto.k< a in bls iliaanoais in nur'enre. < Fhedfwtor • methods differ m*rii©«11y from •' tr-n-ral practitioner In al', reaped ..itouir-k the -dan < fHeneorwe’sHosplI •. L c<! 1>, bn r-gi-twv eter> iwrtirnfnr .• the jtf.^-nt's jdlj•‘<■*1 cl>t:dltton andrnit il here pofnt <sit Ui*otterdelu*l'»r. Lv mMiy pniieul* that they onc'.t I! in ft < *r dnj* >r week*. nr>»«i<titb« fru t ttoa lb«j hsvemtlto: >.! r Appeal to Congress fo£ Open Gates On Sunday. Nervous Prostration, EK �See Our Holiday Goods The Destroyer HERE WE ARE AGAIN! ADVANCE SALE! HOLIDAY High Prices In continuance of our policy of being the first in the market with new things, we place on sale this week our stock of HOLIDAY : GOODS A rich profusion of choice novelties. The newest styles carefully selected. A storehouse full of elegant and useful presents. No other house in the city can give you the same sterling values for the same money we give. Five minutes comparison proves it. Hundreds have tested it. If you arc dubious try it yourself. Begin with us first, or the other fellows. We don t care as long as you make the comparison. Handkerchiefs, Silk and Chiffon,* Embroidered Novelties Beautiful Effects, Hand Embroidered Hand kerchiefs beautiful in design In fact we can show you anything in Handkerchiefs from 1 cent to &2.50. CAFES, JACKETS, ETC Largest assortment of towels in the city. LOOK - AT - OUR - BARGAINS - IN - DRESS - GOODS - AND - SILKS The Destroyer Remember in addition to our great cut- in Dress Goods, we give F REE with all dress goods above 50 cents, all linings, cambrics, selecia, silk, thread, twist, etc. DON'T FAIL TO VISIT OUR STORE High Prices Hastings Banner. Thursday, December x, 1892. MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. THS HASTINGS, MJC1L, POSTOFFICE, AUGUST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES. The New York Tribune has been con­ ducting an investigation in New York city and state, the purpose of which is to discover that much wanted individual who ,‘hit Billy Patterson.” Billy Patterson in this case represents tho republican party. The Tribune’s investigation was personal, conducted with great accuracy and care. It ascertained the names of a number of farmers, laborers and small tradesmen who bad voted for Harrison In ’88, and Cleveland In ’93. In every case invesUgattd, the tariff question had cut no figure, the hope for better prices aud better times caused the change. It is useless to dis­ guise the fact that there Is in this land a socialistic spirit, a spirit of discontent—a feeling that things are not rightly evened up. It is not the atheistic, violent spirit that prevades the socialism of Germany, the nihilism of Russia and the commun­ ism of France. It is nevertheless an ear* nest spirit of rebuke toward that terfdency of government to be a little more mindful of large Intereste than small, to give great interests attention and let small fry look out for themselves. Much of this spirit is unreasonable; some of It has a foundation 4n existing conditions. This spirit is im­ . partial as to parties. Cleveland went down before it tn 1888. Disappointment over the outcome of republican legislation ted to a return of the democracy in 1892. The same spirit will certainly and Inevita­ bly rout, the democracy in 1898, should It be dissatisfied with results. It Is a spirit ■ext to Impossible to satisfy—a aestless, reaiatleaa spirit that will not be content with , anything short of •‘equality of opportunity" for all men willing and able to do their part as citizens. It Is a spirit that is not njocracy can satisfy it, because democracy opposes centralized power, and favors the highest degree of Individual liberty. The spirit of the party It drove from power is mon* in harmony with It than the democ­ racy; because it believes that the govern­ ment can do whatever is necessary to be SPA ULDING the national ticket met with defeat yet it has not tended to discourage the efforts of Uie republican club of that township, but rather to encourage them,to renewed work.. The club still retains itsorgaulzation.bold/ Sunday. Subjects: “A keen witted wo­ man and what she did." Evening, “The /Ofin* Loyal Legion band of Hope meet next Friday, Dee. 2, in IT. B. hall at one o’clock. mbetings every month and will continue t<r The C. Ju. S. C. meets with Mrs. Will do so until the spring election. Such an Downs Saturday evening with the follow­ organization with tbe live hustling officers ing prqgraiu: Quotations—Milton. it has to direct its affairs cannot but result Grecian History-chapter U-Mra. Hen­ iu great k<x tbe example ot Castle­ ry Bailey. ton rcpubli worthy of emulation. United States and Foreign 1’owora-chap­ ters 14 and 15-Mrs. Will Cook* The efforts of the Journal to make itself, Select Heading from Library Table Nov. and the public believe it to be a democratic Cbatauquan. Miss Rose Goodyear. Singing. Mis.-* Minnie Dickinson. sheet, are to iay the least, entertaining Critic, Mrs. Geer. and. positively amusing. After fighting Campaign Expcn»«*o. tho democratie'organlzation in Barry coun­ Following are the sworn statements ot ty for years, aira kicking against that party the election expenses of republican candi­ except when it would stultify Itself by fus­ dates. as well as tho victims of misplaced ion. and allowing the tail to wag the dog, confidence, who ran on the other tickets, it would seem that regard for tbe. ctemal as filed with the county clerk. If reports fitness of thlngi would deter our contem­ are true It la very evident from the state­ porary from showing such a gushing love ments of some, that a poor svstemug book­ keeping was used, or they are fortunately of democratic principles as he now dis­ troubled with a poor memory. The re­ plays. But then the postofilce Is in sight, ports on congressman will of course coyer but we predict that It will be beyond his the whole district Congress. 11. F. Thom­ as, rep., 81187.01; Geo. L. Yaple. fusion, reach. 8713. Senate, no statements filed. Rep­ resentative, David Huggett. rep., 815: Itepublieans universally seem disposed Chas. A. Brown, fusion, 855.20. Probate to let the democrats run things their own Judge^Chas. Armstrong, rep., 8285; Milo L. Williams, dem., 85. Sheriff. Jas. Meway in the next congress, not only because Kcvitt, rap., 8102; Jas. D. Benham, fus., they are in the majority, but the people 3200.30. Clerk, John Nagler, rep., 8130.­ 75! Emanuel Felgbner, people's party, 813. evidently wanted a change and the repub­ licans want to see them.have It. The peo­ Register. Chas. W. Jordan, rep.. 8250; I. H. Wickwira. fus.. 8370. Treasurer. Hale ple will demand, however, that tho demo­ Kenyon, rep, 8100. Prosecutor, Jas. A. cratic party live up to its platform, and Sweezey, rep., 331.85; W. O. Lowden that is something that it will not and can­ fui>., 8185.75. Circuit court commission­ ers, Howard Thomas, fus., $10; A. E. not do. Kenaston. rep., 835; Fred Walker, rep., nothing. Coroners, no statements filed. If n man who has persistently tried to: Surveyor, Lee Cobb, rep., 85. The republican county committee, kick the democratic organization of - Barry through Its chairman. Hale Kenyon, spent county Is to receive as bls reward the (Has­ 8770; the democratic county committee, tings postoffice, then it is possible that a through Norxran Bailey, spent 8290.45; fighting republican might stand ahqw. the people's party county committal*, On the score of merit, one such Is as much through W. H. Merrick, as chairman, spent 8821: the prohibitionists, through entitled to it as the Journal editor. that stalwart democrat, Dr. Woodmansee, as chairman of the eounty committee and If tbe Journal editor should fall to get to boom his own election on ail three ticketa, only spent 850. the postoffice by Thanksgiving 1883, he W. W. Cole and Chas. W. Taylor on the might then try a dish of cold erow—the people’s ticket; Chris. Marshall, F. F. Hil­ same as he usually served up to the demo­ bert, M. W. Riker and J. W. Bentley on the democrat ticket; M. F. Jordan and A. crats. D. Kennedy fusionlsto; Drs. Wilkins. Sackett and VanHorn on the republican Christopher Columbus keema to be well ticket have filed no statements as yet. remembered. Nearly 1,000 books have Nearly all of tho prohibitionists, with tho exception of Messrs. Benham. Wfckwtre. been written concerning his life. Lowden and Woodmansee have neglected filing statemen to as yet. The law pre­ Republicans of Barry county and of scribes a heavy penalty for all candidates Michigan had something to be thankful who file no statements, but it probably* will not l>e rigidly enforced. for. Ui<j democratic party will do to appease lhe The first social of the season connected with the M. E. church will be entertained Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 7th, in the By an oversight we neglected appro­ new society rooms by MefElainea O. D. priately mention the most excellent work Spaulding, Jones, Tinkler. Meed, Willison, done in Castleton township this year for Clark. Block. Frank BlaeiL-Fryor, Dennis, Perry, Byetson end Bowne. Supper Congressman Amos Cummings is dis­ turbed over the foreign influences that arc trying to steal away lhe trade of tire United Statesand debilitate its merchant marine. As a member of lhe Naval------Com­ - - --------mittee of the * " Mr. “ Commlnr, hi, “ ~ nt thel hostile cordon. On the north there is the subsidized Canadian Pacific Railway, reaching from lhe Atlantic to the Pacific, with a fleet of subsidized steamer* connectlug with it for the ports across the. Pacific Ocean. On the east art* the subsidized steamers of a score ot foreign companies. On the south tb<* Panama railway, which wits built by American capital and genius, tins passed Into the hands of French owners, who now discriminate agninsj American lines In the transport of goods ncroM the isthmus. Ou the west there are other subsidized lines of Bleam’em. Against alt this competition the few American lines that keep alive at all do so by means of subsidies,, not from this gov­ ernment. which ought to help sustain them, but from the governments of Mex­ ico. HaWaii and the West Indian islands. । It is high time, thinks Mr. Cummings, for an application of the Monroe doctrine. It is time to pursue a liberal policy with our merchant marine: time to complete the Nicaragua canal as soon as possible and keep it under our control; time to meet subsidy with subsidy, If that be necessary, as it most assuredly Is. There would be a great deal more hope for the consummation so devoutly to be wished If the next Congress were to have a majority of Republicans. Mr. Cum­ mings knows from experience bow hard it Is for his fellow democrats to rise to an emergency like this. He knows how hard he fought against the cheese-paring ten­ dencies of Holman and the rest in the present Congress, and how he and Bourke Cockran and two or three others were tho ^only democrats who knew enough or had courage enough to speak and to vote for respectable appropriations for the nary. if Messrs. Cummings and Cockran could only convert a majority ot their democratic colleagues, and the Incoming President besides, to a belief in the necessity of a large-minded, national, liberal policy, no one could rejoice more heartily than the whole Republican party. At present, how­ ever, wo cannot expect anything of Uie sort from either Mr. Cleveland or the Fifty-third Congress.—N. Y. Mall and Ex­ press. Eketioa Is over, and uow the next great event to attract the attention ot the people will br.the World'a Fair at Chicago. To attend this, tho greatest exposition In the history of the world, will be just the same ns a trip to Europe. There nevur was such an opportunity offered before for study and Instruction. All persons should avail themselves ot thia chance of a life time to get all of the education possible out of the exposition. Every workingman should attend. The question ot expenses, however, will be a serious one. A Chi­ cago paper has made figures on the prol>able cost, which 1 quote: “It will take nt least a month, twenty-eight days, to get any sort of an impression of the exhibit lion. Room* in Chicago can be rented irf 81 per day, which price will Insure eleat>lineua a cd comfort. Thia will be Jgs Car-fare to tbe grounds will bu al>out 20 cents a day. aud, supposing tbe fair is closed cn Sunday, will amount to 84 i-u. As for table t»ard. It can be secured f..r frotu 53 to 37 for breakfast and dlun- r. rhr lut dore will nrulol, ln,ure ■------■ ——•—»» will oarer . 1- Don t Fail to Visit Us exhibition days will amount to 812. Two | do janitor work, but If there is no jai/.r-r dollars, however, should ba subtracted I | hired t.i do this work for her. ami 1 think from that, tor the visitor may well spend this is tbe case in nearly every district four days on the Midway Plalssauce. school, the onto way that remains then, it where admission is free. Admission, how­ seems to mi*. Is fur her to see aliout tills ever, to tin* 29 concessions on »ht> Plals- work herself. I think nearly every teacher sance will be 25 cents apiece, and, adding in the country lias some pupils who are the Eskimo concession wftfcln the grounds, willing to dust and put the desk in oider the* whole can be seen for 37.50. The cost forher If she has nol tho time to do it her­ of catalogues, which will be neeeAtary to self and If she asks them to do it for her. see the exhibition intelligibly. will b«* Fosslhiy by asking him willing pupil tbe •18.75. Qu fare within the park may be others may be led to do something also. 1 reckoned at 89. No estimate can be made think it always do** pupils mor>- good if for sightseeing in Chicago nor for evening they do some wosk about tho school prem­ entertainments, which may be made, tn ises themselves. I think Uicy, will lie reach any figure. As for Sunday expenses more careful and watchful about these 82 a week is not too much to put down things, at least, 1 have had some that were finder this bead. Adding a few dollars almost too much so; some pcr.-i<tcd in for incidental and unseen expenses the scholdlng those that did not wan*, to work total runs up to 8120. It dots not seem or perhaps because they scattered a few over confident to believe that this sum em­ boards or brushes over tbe school yard. braces all necessary expenses and that the If the teacher is slovenly about the work judicious visitor need not expend more 3he puts on the boards, about the school than that on essentials." This seems to room and the school yard, she can't expect be the least that a four weeks’ trip can be anything else but lhe same kind of work made for. Even thia expense is more than from her pupils. The teacher should nev­ a majority, of the workingmen can afford. er. never, Imj atovcnly or careless about her Now the question arises, why cannot the work, for she seis a bad example for her mechanics of Battle Creek to the number pupils. Pupils don’t think It Is right for nt least of 200 organize a co-operative as­ the teacher to be slovenly arrd careless sociation, pay tn a fixed sum per week about her work or about the school room. from now unit! the first of next May, rent Neither do pupils respect such work on the a furnished lodging block, provide their part of the teacher, or on the part of them­ own breakfast and supper leaving the din­ selves. if the wood is scattered all over ner to be obtained on the ground, and thus the acbocl yard have it carried together greatly reduce the expenses. The students and ranked up lhe way it should be: and at Ann Arbor and other college towns have please, don't let the bottom tier Ho on the organized co-operative boarding chibs and ground and rot, simply because it is mflddy !’•'« saved one half by it Our mechanics or because you arc obliged to stoop a little could du the same thing with their world's lower. If It is frozen on the ground at the fair expenses. It h certain that if work- time you'cun wait till >t thaws and then Inzuien expect to take in the exposition use it or rake It up with tbe rest of thd they must commence right now and save a wood. If there is apy brush or boards certain sum per week until the opening scattered over the yard have them piled of the fair. If they fail to do this they np too. If tlrn children use any wood or J’111 Columbian exposition. It boards in' making a play house, make them ■«- thinking -*• about ... • —- Battle preijit pile these up where they belong after they Is worth Journal. get tired of their play house or before the last day of school. Please also avoid hurl­ ing tbe sweepings or emptying tlje ashes SCHOOL COLUMN in front of the door or where it disgraces the looks of the school yard. I would per rotary. nisi In having things In as good order ns possible if i had to do the work myself. If yon don't get your pay in one school you (A paper read before tbe Co. Association by will in another. Last summer my pupils France* Allertlng.) J did about ail in cleaning the school yard Possibly my paper may not be of much and also in decorating tho school room. I value to you teachers, but I know what 1 made some paper flowers, picture drapes, shall say has been of value to me. pictures with foldings around them, and a About the first thing you notice when few other things, which they could not you see a person or meet him for the Unit make the nisei v es. There are a great man y time is his appearance. A good or a poor ways in. which you can decorate or trim appearance for the first time will general­ your school room. What would look well ly cause a lading Impression. How im­ In one room, might not in another. Every portant it la thru on the Grat day of school, teacher has or should have a little taste in the toucher shtftild have things In order. trimming a school room. I thinW it bas If she h ambitious alm can' find out about been said before that if every teacher the classification of the school, tho schol­ would get a picture or something of this arship ot the pupils, the apparatus, and kind, at lhe close of lhe term. It would be the general appearance of the school-room better than to give cards. I think most and rciiGoi-janl. pupils don’t care very much about r cheap Pi«aiU)y I am sliding away from mv sub­ card anyway. Carda are very plenty nowjeer. when I speak alwut lhe find day of u-days and children generally have Dlenty srlnxil an.l the echoo! yard, bu H think these of them at home. I think If they receive tblngx. <*?i>etlal!y the former, always old a card with their standing on. it Is better. us hi making Uh* school room pleasant. (To l*e continued.) You can't reconstruct the school building and remodel the school yard but yon can When the Widow Kinney’s cottage at have some work oc Urn boania tor tbe pu­ Saranac was destroyed by fl re. she was pil to do. have the school room swept and dusted If It needs IL have things In order paid §200 lusuranoe. The next night two in the school room and, to suioa extant, in masked scoundrels entered her temporary the nch'Md yard. quarters and robbed her of tbe money. I think if the teacher has thin done, has William Crites and a man named Llps- �Chursday, ' December 1, 189a . W R. COOK. Local Bdtuw. POWDER Absolutely Pure. WMrt to siUpOM of PERSONAL MENTION. wear and are therefore *'/Fraok Reed, of Chicago, is visiting nis la this line at greatly parents here. If you need an overcoat, and hava not /Sfra. Richard Doyle Is able^to be about already purchased one It win pay you to once more. Inspect the bargains R. Mudge k Sou are offering in thl* line. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt were In Grand Rap­ k Spary Phillips wants all Use produce he ids Tuesday. can get and will pay the .very highest । Vfflttie Beadle was home from Grand price oph or trade. ' Rapids last week. Just rec- He I more Mtahawata all wo 1 • Mrs. Yonng. of Middleville, Is the guest knit boots and they’re only 52.75. also of Mrs. Mary Geer. socks and rubbers a full line by Wooley <fc i/ldr. Henry Newton and wife were in Bronson.’ -* Woodland yesterday. Don’t go with your hands exposed to lhe Mr. Englcman. of Bellevue, was in tbe cold weather when IL Mudge Son are city Monday on business. selling gloves and mittens below cost An inspection of their stock will aurpilse you. *Was Carrie Schumann of Grand Rapids spent Thanksgiving in the city. Tuesday morning Dr. Young, of Nash-" rille, and Dr’s. Lowry and Puller, of this Mr. Gould and family, of Richland, city successfully removed an ovarian tu­ visited last week at M. Waldorff’s. mor, weighing 00 pounds, from Mrs. Mer­ Mias Rebecca Striker, of Hastings. Is rick Reed. the guest of Miss Sidman, of Cedar StOur prices are lielow competitors as an Kalamazoo Telegraph. inspection will prove. Come and be con­ las ucy Handel returned to Phila­ vinced at tbe Original Bankrupt store. Don’t make a mlslake to tbe sign. Sign delphia today after a two weeks visit with Mrs. John Weissart of the red fings. j,m fd tartar baiting powder. nigh<wt Over 100 decorated, lamp*, library and in b-avtenuig strength.—Latent United . ::;n.*-!ft Food Report. • stand, more than you ever saw In one Baking PQwpkuCo.. UM Wall St.. store bought satisfactory. Please look them oyer.__ Haus * VanAhman. I^hc first of tho series of pedro parties given by tho A. N. Q. club was hold last night at tbe homo of Mrs. Clarence t .Ik <r J.v. d<’ your artificial teeth Barber. The “B’s” Mrs. Barber, Mrs. .H •ca4 ou* dollar for .!..untMIUbdy holder. Y«m can apply it Bowen and the Misses Anna and Olga nixte one minute, and no inatter if Bcsamer entertained. A very pleasant I-' it-br "pt II «1H bidd ttnnly la the evening wis spent Tho first prizes were , tie ii*i-t tryiKCcirrumataucaa. won by N. T. Diamond and Mr. Har­ V'T.vo J. Z. HOSBAND. D. D.8. ry Henry. ’ I : White <1<»ud. Ulehigan There Is no ankle of wearing apparel for gentlemen more t» be appreciated than a nice ulster overcoat Every man should fortify himself against the 6oid weather which is sunj to come, by going to R. Mcdrc & Son’s ami buying one. They bhve a good Stock of them, which they an* selling as cheap as any retail bouse Iu the state, WHEN YOU DO NOT FORGET That we sell AND- JERSEY OVER-SHIRTS For less money than any of them. Fred Koeberle has accepted a position with Weisaert Bros, and will make this city his home fur lhe winter. Yours respectfully, Mrs. Glenna Thomas, nee Slone, of \Vashington. D. C.. is here on a two weeks visit with relatives and friends. E. W. MORRILL & CO wMra. Ixiuis Beadle has gone to Grand Rapids to attend the bedside of her daugh­ ter Miss Flora, who Isdangerously Hi. Mrs. Miles* Main. Mrs. Albert Hams, and Mrs. Herb Walter went to Vermont­ ville Wednesday, to attend the wedding auulversary of a relative. ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS wdflsacs Lou and Nellie Felghner went to Woodland Wednesday afternoon to attertd the wedding of Miss Fernie Felgh­ I ner and George Carpenter of that place. pjflra. Andrews, of Petoskey, who has l>.*entlre guest of Mrs. Spary Phillips the past week was called to Ann Arbor festerdsy by a telegram, announcing the death of her father. Still We are with You! Sargent superintendent for tho> Bring all the dried apples you have to C. K. S.. now comes forward with tbe Spary Phillips, the grocer. lie wants all following offer tor the new opera bouse. he ran gel and will pay the highest price He agrees to run n special train to Kala ­ in cash or trade. • ;- r N'l rw lor rerrlces. mazoo ine the dim fir«l naw date mey they nave have a n nrat-cuwa first-claM i-ir.nO-c to permanently cure all niaxoo cl KuMdre 41 both sexrs. Ne pain; no play. Ticket* to tell for $t.uO for the I Do not let the subject of the new opera ■ -xv 4< ti-ntiou from businesx. For round trip, and tbe first $50 obtained in j h°»'*c drop from your mind. Everyone l . u.iii .in-1 illustrated pamphlet con- this way t<» b<* given toward the new opera Interested In the city’s welfare should -liwut feerooces <free). address hon.w. This Is verj 'klud of Mr. SargcuL K,v« tomething toward 1L 1 l»K. It W. Maiwii. • K. MIU-Ek CO.. KU tot. <«» MUb- | be andwell it ispatronized. needless to-say tbe excursion will .. T° t *uy .. person ordering one dozen of A ■. Detpntj Mkh . ! Bays line cabinet photographs, either I An exchange saysti “The business man ! ‘,ul»l"’»!<•* or from sitting, will Im* pre| who fools with a dirty, dauby, rubtier i rented with a beautiful Christmas souveMhimn a II “If* Thjs offer good .until Jan. l.st| stamp Instead Instead of of lotting lolling a a printer* printer* do do a het onr fine sepia portraits. decent job for him. is wasting lime and D. H. Bath. losing ni<>ney in thd outcome. Be busl\IO.N DEPOT. We call your attention to our new line Ineas-llkv if you are a|baslness man. The I person who attempls|to do business with ­ of pbocuiate and cocoa. It is very fine, the kagf Transfer. New House : a: I Electric Bella. BocmsSO out firm name, business and address neat­ blue ribbon brand. :y pnnwu ui. . irMclj MU1 , „ ly printed on a letter and envelope Is «>nI BEACH * BOOTH. .Idrn-^.jin-ui.i, ruft,. I,y u,<. . ........................... .......... wprld. I | . ------------ - ------------I I J,. Obhnary. * v. .mv.j, !Saf,.intr !a‘b‘ ot “Farmer's > herraa: death has removed fsam | cling of the stockholders >. .Hvhlgan. will Im* hci<f • L’*'>kht<TCompany ilfawtl from |hc C. “,oth‘r extremed brother . December .•im trry company the 7tb. at of seven 1,1 H^Hly this morning and Dr‘ D- K Fuller, and taken from him her nt the dty .council room. 0 ff,r M unusually beautiful 1 c,"jnsel and love. Therefore, ■^the mcrtlr.? wlil be tw<r’o®i“'‘1'i,’«i. The Mf A. T. was looking' that we extend to our brother -A. for •rmiettnn* inteltesting and he soon ' ‘V*’ In this hh hour of afll cItotajt lni,t „„d wu-’l,orMtnitX withle.vl th-lnf Bppmran,-.utA.ifc. • *f' 1d«nre *11 «-li>«inlMire with him that h.r See UitoMm, l.dy th, JI. T . i “ will ever b- 'ar.,ami lilmrorULt ■*yiAisin place pf Edgar Y. hl. hoonbr sorrow ,r lemma' । I. Parker aud Wm. 1). |nearl> tuml>l4<ldown thv atr,-., ami th-- 1.1. I • l.*mt of offlee expires at , burst Intow hearty aoab. »l hi-r 1:er “MMr? will twrr he lu, .|, ,.; | < i<* to: the term of two and theatrmatneiitor l|,c ,|«cia-' ani* "’'I'PnrtOf I Walter L. Wilkins, Im* f.OrlJL la * hrohe Into a bun. I S-*'dr«l, that tU w nwdutlona la. .1 from the city, ami such u.-.-d plvcr. and rm o Un. lironod. Ttol*’j*,1“l»"Utomlnt|tea or Barrr Lod-c I Nol IS K. „t 1’ and a' n.m „r th, Mmc ” • ■ tu may come t*cfore tbe bcautirm romploal.m -.rn, but „ - -.fby tlnf to law. apurchase pooctn- 71. tma.no Trlrgranb. I ' '-f ''•■'■'h-r and that th., bo ,,ub. ami entitled to vote at Hl. stockholders In hereby I.. , m«iUopcd bolcmgcd to. pnj>wxthis cily. । the company that placed here last week. D*t«l^ov. * ' OhtfSSOOj, UcklL to l„,ni,» now ClJtxrxT sittrtt. OnlySSOi'is lacklig to Insuto a new I 1»>twt keykuep-- । j opera bouse bouso ft>r ft»r Hast Hastings, bt|l!(l!ng for -------------- 1--------- --ng,, vkr. Clerk® । which andthe at building Rast S4.000 Wr.t«i:re»_ • -will ,e<«: . *1.000, «u :wn I . mon* for furnl>irc |nd fixtures. There Ti e sale of first-class time-keepers Is an mon* for fnrnufirc village In flxc state | important feature of ijur business, and the Isn’t a • f'YiitMwner ; .7 r ra Imusc than reason we are having such Urge sales In. scarerfy but a Iw’ljer opera Imuse IOInbabdafttsaffords. | thb line is owing to th<* fact that we sell Hastings with l;er:i.2O0 Ini *!>.• -n ----an>-be-induced 1 atrictb first-class watches at extremely ' moalli to receive tax«s. No company worth h raring can troonlinary ' l,,w prices. Wo never misrepresent our to stop here without some ext___ _— — L-uU. good'*, I..,, but wifi ct_alLtlnie4Lsell st all litut-5 sell you atlj an offer being mad-* Iherfi. Scores of people i holiest Watch nt a clow price, and guaran­ wo'n'hgo Inta tbe lidlldlnr betmuse they tee to give you full value for your money. Hrury Hwurhtaliu's «Tt- deem k unsafe, and worse than (hat all Wc have In sto-k for the Holiday trade a hope of escape In cas > of fire would tie cut Ixautiful line of ladies’ and gentlemen’s off. Everjone knows that >|M!rn houses fine watches, which It will be a pleasure as a general thing art not profitable; the to show you if you will call. Tneasurer. bonus asked fa reanoablo Indeed, and John Bkssmkr, everyoneonght io gi c somdlHH^ Noth­ The Jeweler. ! !;<? at tb<* fiartlogs Cttyl Bank Saturday ing Is needed Io this city worse than a ilb, to receive taxes. goo«i opera house, •ir*, — A- JOHNSOX. now that n >t u Is •» Treas. In accordance with Sec. 12 of PdbH® i easily witbin read no mxins ought to No. 205 of the Stab* Banking law of Michlbe spared to secure I of 18B7. the Motkbolders of the Has­ .t the HMtlnn City Rank every Sat- j Now that tin* campiign is over it is wel| gan । >e D- ettuber t<» rerrnve taxes, and at City Bank tie hereby notified, thni । ■hat rending reading matter tings - v.-ry Friday tor the lumr purpose, for all to consider irhnt Ithe annual inci ting of the stockholders of ijstua Watkins, freas. they WIN secure to ei let tain them during I the Jong winter even ngs that will soon be isaid l«ank for the election of director*, will be held at their office lu Hastings. Mich, ' Tuesday. December ■ To»:i hall Friuata and al Wsis- here. We arc now bffenng tbe greatest on 18tb, 1892, from i>..rdwar<* store In Hastings. Satur- combination of good rading. at thedoue.it < ;rmir December to receive taxes. price, that has ever l»«m offered, namely fV n. m. to 12 o’clock m. । P. WILLIAMS, Dated at Hastings this WlkdayMSO'* Tree*.. Carlton twp the Hannek and Nev York Tribune, the Dan. W. Rkymolda. two papers for 81.10 per jear. Every IbtfL Cashier. topic of tbe day fa discussexl by exper­ ienced writers, and sdentffio questions are dwelt upon in a maiiner that cannot but The ladies connected with tho Eplsc Interest every one. As to the Farm De­ pal church will hold their annual sale of • CIKCML/1TION • partment in this papdr we have, received useful and fancy articles Thursday Dec. ■ Ti.i» 86 tbe following excellent testimonial from 15th, commencing at 3 o'clock In the af­ Prof. Eugenn Davcnjiort, of Woodland, ternoon and continuing through tbe eve­ 'I rcafter, chgngcs for hdverttoement!! formerly a professor In tbe Agricultural ning. The sale will be held In the society r»*ach this office Tueodar® at latest to oollege, and one who has mode tbe best HKims and lunches and ice cream will to luisun- au.«<*rtlon In die issue of the week methods of farming « special study: served. The articles to be sold this year b!.'’I brought, j Woodland, MUfi., Ntre^J, 1892. are especially fine. . ♦ Cook Bros.. Hastings, Midi. Deab FiuKnds—I take tlie first* oppor­ •/B. Dickinjon’li party captured a fine tunity to say that the Agricultural de ­ Thursday morning at the Catholic church 11•.•aver while north. - ; / partment of the New,York Tribune is, and Thomas Heney. of this city, and Miss Baths at Busby Bro*, only 15 cents. has been for years the best managed In all । Hot and cold waj^r. , ’. the cowntry, and youiwill make no mistake Mary Ryan, of Hope^ ’ 1>r. Sf M. Fowler expects to occupy his In recommending It to your patrons. Very truly yours, Name and residence. now house the latter part of this month. Huoewk Davbkpoht. < Wm. K. Llebler. Look at the Hue of mufflers at the OrigITS 1 Untie M. KwtewlUWjHaiUnr While Mr. H owells will not, during 1 Wm. H. Wertman. Hope l.nal Bankrupt store, sign of the red flags. . EUaSlmmmo.Hope 1893, confine his literary work to any Full Hue of warm shoes very cheap at single periodical, It may be authoritatively iso pile Original Bankrupt store, sign of the announced that he has entered Into a con­ issn&ia-a tract with The Ltidlftr’ Hmm Journal U1 red flags. 1■ cbas. Chas. Hchmeieher. rreej>»n Busby "Bros, the leading babers have a whereby his most Important work will, for 182 I Mary L. Riegler, Freeport some time to come, first see print in the | reputation all over tbe state fur their fine pages of that magazine. His new novel, hiiir cuts and shaves. I Edmund N. Schumann. City “The Coast of Bohemia,” begins In the Robert Wayne’s Dramatic Co. will show Christmas Issue of the Journal, and Im­ | in Union hall Dec. 8th. Oth and 10th. I mediately upon its dose Mr. Howells 1 lit y come highly recommended. •1 will begin In the magazine a series of odE'.sewbere In tills Issue will be found I to rial autobiographical papers, in which >®7 I Firair R. Feiabnrr. Woodumd a statement of the campaign expenses of be will trace tbe influences which led him _ iJobnBoh*. < jMt*tf« to a literary life, bis course of reading and the enmlidates on the various tickets. W ginma Price. Castlrton r*« *i hfa favorite authors aod books. Tbe arr Ptorin Kc-tferri. Wayne Co. 4 Jos Rogers wishes us to Inform the peo­ tides will practically tell tbe story of the If® । y'ary J. MlH*rd, Middleville famous novelist's life, and promise to ple of Barry county that he Is In the mar­ Foo nd. ket for poultry; heads on and entrails iu. possess In a rare degree that attractive in­ A Newfoundland dogrWO^r^JuSt , terest which always attaches Itself to the He will also buy game. successful man when told by him-1 eecto-m*. Owner ear> hare «am® by cstiiDg no Remember our offer of tbe Baxxkb and1 life of s ____________ F<AXK HaMs. 2; —i h|b early struggles; me and paying *•’ New York Weekly Tribune, the two ps- 1 howxlls had his early resources wen few, and these he Dated. Hatting*. Mich.. Nov. 30U>. Jkts for 81.10 per year. Get your winter --------- « wiU trace among other IhIngs I® these ar­ reading white yon can get It cheap. ticles, describing tea, how he mastered . Motion Don’t forget that we carry the largest four different languages to acquaint him­ and best stock of candles In tovfn, aud self with Um literature of tbe countries1 Price tbe lowest - - ---- THE KENT 1 : HONEST DEALING and FAIR PRICES make good customers. WE MAKE A PROFIT on what we sell. YOU AKE SURE THAT EVERY’ ARTICLE you buy of tls is JUST AS REPRE­ . SENTED. WE ARE BOTH SATISFIED. Mishawaka Alt Wool Knit Boot Boston Rubbers for Felts, only . $2.75 1.35 Call and see us, bring your “Goodform” ticket and secure that beautiful magazine six mouths free of charge. WOOLLEY & BRON52N Price Shoe Dealers. BOT’J SCHOOL CLOTHINQ - Seo our Boy’s School Clothing before you classify it with any other sort yon hear about—indeed, the crowning item of our Boy's Clothing is that they are not the kind other stbres show. The hardest foe we have is not competition but imitation. (Don’t forget tbe Boy’s FlannerVVaists at 25c to $1.00.) Of course, the boys have a chance to guess too. 2 TO 5$$5AVEb - From $2 to $5 saved on a clothing purchase is quite a snug sum. if you're ■ about to buy a suit, an overcoat or a pair of pants don’t be hasty. Then there’s the lined Kersey Coats and Leather Jackets and 1001 other things we’d intended to tell you aliout - -but come in and look around for yourself—and don't forget to guess. LOCAL NEWS. week, quires. Hamb k Vajt Abmax. $50.00 CASH PRIZE to the person guess­ ing the correct number of flakes of snow represented in our “Winter Scene” now in our window or in case the correct number is not guested, That pretty window and the $50 prize is a drawing card—It’s Next Satthe talk of the town, urday evening will tell who’s the winner. Have You Guessed? It costs you nothing. Every person 113S One guess | “Count the flakes In the window and see how near you come to it” $20.00 to the one guess­ ing the nearest to the correct number. Everybody entitled to one guess Con­ test to be decided Dec. 3, 1892, at 8:30 p. m. K. K. QKflNT LErtDINQ CLOTHIER �Hastings, Bawk; Thurs4ay, Deci, ^SqiTbIoS.. pyoort«or». The Comet Seerns toHSve bn Its Way, kteSsI <jOTc XSD THE EASTS IB ETILL 1KTA0T Fall* to Make Connection — Nir Sonih^WIhUy Terrified—People O CURE SICK Hcsawhe. y»t CsrtoFs Hide Ltrer PflM «• Sternadwgutetotheboveto. ETOPlXtWcoly "HEAD >AAatheywould ba atooetpriosUMtoflMeawtia ■HteftoraUdsfllatreaalugeouiptatat; butfertuBauty theirnoodaoM dees aotand h«r«te>d those SwoMe^mnwlU ftad Ombs Uttto pffisveto­ leal tooctora Who pun't 8*c Alibi the VaporoM Vagabond Attend* Strictly to Iluklnee*. tant, so no, one the least fear of At£anta Ga,needl Novuhnvc . 28.— After a bright being hurt. iHolmte ’ comet has heavily aclcnud day yesterday the skies became _ orbit with a period of a Bout seven years." clouded at uight and a slow drixxling rain set —• in.- -TheonlJ -narennon “All Toro why Up.three ” facts should mentlou-hl js that “today was th* ov. 28.be —Great interest night," that a good city Inst night on many people—and not all of appearance them Ignorant ''by any means—had is«1 ot the eome of evening to bellero liegnn that’ Biela’s (?) oomet was of men. women and likely to Lave a onc-rpund “scrap” with the the in streets earth whichCor the tho latter wouldn’t “be in expected heavit"the either at the start or finish. But if weremauy who weremeteorological dis­ thcre-was unv unusuil m their homes anil preplay it took place behind the curtain on the 1 flivside if theexstagee,of TI Illimitable wliile the earth, jYw cases space, of undisturbed by the attics of the comet, went of tbe destruction of serenely onpohre. bar way, id by the Theso fur aa this neck 'o oboayissaw anything. woods concerned, nt any rate. will not be Wil. ACHE C»rtsr « uuie -j very easy to Uka. One ortwo rtDa mUasdoea. Ihf y are strictly veucUblo and do not gripe or nurse, bat ’-7 d'dr rE-.tlo action pleaM sU who CRTt R mniCIHI CO.. Hew Tort. JIM I PILL. SMALL MSE. SMAU-PMCE iMlch.) Kt’Mi.r.t.r*. . BneloM* stampi tor circular. Addrvsa. A. S. PARISH. Prop r When you want a FRESH LUNCH Go to the CITY BAKERY. Fine "line of creams and fresh confectionery. A. E. RENKES.' BUSINESS CARTS, r^ktxs A. SWKBZBV. Attorney at law. Hastings. Mich. Practices in all courts of the state. Col­ lections promplly attended tt». • RS. E. H. J* C. P. LATHROP. Ihirno^pathic Physicians and Surgeons All calls city: and country promptly at­ tended to. , / D l A. SC1UBNEK, M. D., /. j Phyidclan and Surgeon, * IX-ltoh. - Mleh. OIDre In rraWciiec, one block east of depot. C a. a C. H. BAltr.El: • ifhjsieians and Surgeons. Calls in city i>r county, responded to with promptuesK, day or night. H TVILLlAM (L LOWDEN. »» . Lawyer. Office ■•ver Hastings City Bank, Bas rings. Mich. ]< A. SHEUDON, • Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block, JlMtings. ’ Money to !>• it on Beal K«t«te Roa! Estate sold on cmtnilMion. General ro’i»evnnclng^ davins Kiviiiolstc rtctpf Abstract Books, com­ piled from the Record*, can f irnlsb cntnplrb t tract*. .J C.-F. BROOK•>.Cl-rk. P A P-DRAKlE. M. D.,' . Offley ov4r Holloway's drag store. Office koura fijtu 2 t-.» i p. m.- Telephone, con ^ttng with rcpideace. at JUHowayS dnu IR.D.D. 8. Office hours s it m. to & p’. tn. OMITH A COLGROVK M ' Lawyers. (Office lu Union block. Hastings.) Fractlrt if. all the courts of the state. E. KEN ASTON. • • Attorney nt Law, (Over J. 8J Good rear A Co.'a store.) Practice-In ail court.-of the Blate. CoUectluni promptly attending to. k TIMMERMAN. Hommpathlc Pby• blclan and Surgeon. (Offloe tecr Lzthrop's drug atom.-) A aw. real estate and collect­ ing OFFICE OF :Falmkrton & Smith, L •c. S. PALMEIRO’ Notary Public. Woodland, Mich. J. If. Smith, Justice of the Peace. KIRK’S DU IAM0N OAF Haafthfal, AgnnMi, Cleansing. Chappad Hands, Wounds, Burns, Bto. IKBIGM FUILY SOAP. 3e,t for General Houwhofd the But tbe “pall of filar* was uoL lifted en­ tirely. The general expectation hereabouts was that the comet vrfonld be heard from on Saturday night. A.-<oue result the conteskiunals of the two Roman Catholic churches were crowded all’Saturday evening. As the uight advanced there were many who insisted that they could detect a change in the atmosphere. The air. they raid, was stifling ®pon theni. It was wonderful to see how many persojis gathered from differ­ ent sections of the <^ity around the newspa­ per offices with substantially this same statement. . Sat Up to Welcome thVisitor. As u cotisivi'icncu many families of the better class kept w|xch all uight in order that if the woist came they might be awake to meet it. The orgies around the colored churches would be] laughable were it nut fur the-Hcriousnesil with which the wor­ shippers take the matter. Last night they were nil full and sermons suited .to the terrible occasion were delivered. XrjTPOttr, II. L, Nur. St -“The Break­ oHbmau ha* e-.jitribwte.l $5»W,«U for the • ers.’’ the etegiu-t and cosrfy eummcr re-d- erection «ff the prop<»f 1 ProtesL-uit LpiMto- j -;ud cathe.liul of Sc. John the Divine. dw^w of Cornelius Vanderbilt, is a maas of The socialist foadera at London arise their I ruins. Blncluued and crumbling wall at followers to refuse to pay rent when taey brick and heaps cf ash-.-s are all that now ar* short of money, and then if evicted tc go aud camp in front of the house of par- , Vw1*!.™ Uurtull -II. of PMrtat Rook!*, I ^tnphho and kttera to revolt against tha „OVl.ran,!.at ,— rgnr the minister of purch*ae sogar abroad to wdl in „uiljdu whenever white Russian crystals southwest stations exceed In price roublca, ten copecks per pood. Jta K*“ Porartl. rreraUr uxikkd; Mrs. Kate Parnell, who recentiy tuokadmW of th. Iwkropwr ovt, luo. .jffeml Wcnrt^wrtxlUlw In «ho Pound. Unknown persons exploded a dynamite j bomb at Searcy, Ark., which wrecked ' many buildings. Their motive is a mya-, tcrJ_ u A number of leading Republican politidans of western Kansas have organized for ; the purpose of dividing th* state The plans arc all laid and the ““««• **”** 1 Moaday. >’•»'- «»Mil for, n farmer, was robbed and munitTeti hy footpads lietween hb home <nti Lawrence. Kan. He was giving hfa Tuunj1.ri,ni n rfdo at tho time. They only • • ore||hj mentB fro^ the Crcede,Cofo., camp during Oct. were 5,065 tons. •TUB BRKAKEI^. remains of the palatial villa which for years has been numbered amon ’ ■ - -vert's largest and finest resider.c.n T. r Ere nho destroyed all tbe valuable^content-, of the ▼ilia, including furniture, bric-ivlirnc, wearing apparel, and rare and cosUy'urtL dee of every description. Made a Mistake. The fire was discovered by Mr. Vander­ bilt hhnself about <-.33 p. m. Friday, the smoko being seen in the main hall. A 1 > t'l hone message was rent lo th, city an I* » std: alarm was sent in, Mr. Vanuirb.lt thinking at that moment that the fire wns slight and easily within control. few .minutes sufficed to show 1 his to lie a wrlous mistake, and within twp boars the building and contents were totally de-, stroyed. The villa was located sc Ochre Point, nearly one and n half miles from the nearest lire station. « ■ hr. Harvey Heed Laegyrille. 0. ' Of'uH.ConWd. • «la* In th,, load of th, ' f^kht rtollou of the Union r«iHe «t D.ffl- Catarrh, Hoart Failure, Pa­ ralysis of tho Throat I ’mu- people were killed* and three in-; weighed. Jured by a wreck on the Upion Pacific at , J, f). Hallock uad Mra. Martha Stafford Aida, UOV, Nob. Tbe A.; 1TCIC were married iu ChUHcothe, Mo. They AlUd, a UC killed HfkkCk are Ebgineers ----- ---......, -------G. Barrett and McDonald; Conductor J. W. I Were married once beforo-thirty-two year* Keeler, and Fireman Owens. | ago—lived together nine years and were Allan Harrison was hanged at Hunting-. then divorced. ton; W. Va.. for the murder of his sweetThe blllpoatera of St. Louis arc on a heart last April. He died protesting his < amj nH ft means of emphasizing that Innocence. , fact tore down all lhe thaatrical lutper in The lllinobi Steel company will dose its ; [ba wh(ch llftd )jctjU pat up by non. works at South Chicago either next month , unb u posters. or January for an indefinite time, throw-, typhold fever epidemic is on the lutng 3.5U0 men out of work. "I Thank God anti Hood’s Sarsa­ parilla for Perfect Health." “ Gentlemen: For the benefit of «uffcrlng h:t. mablty I wish to »tat« a few facte: For uterai rears I hare suffered from catarrh and heart failure, getting so bad I could no: work and Could Scarcely Walk I had a very bad ipeU of paralysis of the throat some time uro. My ilrroat seemed closed and ’ ---- ’•* —--------"aw. Tho doctors Hold It Allure, aud cave medicine, ig to airectToas, but It did not seem liy good. My wile urged mo to try apanlla. taillag me of Mr. Joseph C. had been kh’s Door V-rtUrtoo Thurnflny, Nov. »4. I Drunken young rowdies mistook tho bat was entirely cur tl by Hood's Sarsaparilla The World’s fair directors advertise : house of George Dake, at Dea Moines, for After talking with lr. Smith, I concluded to try Hood's-------SareAp: ,—Illa. Whe* I bad taken souvenir hnlfidollars nt one dollar each. • some other place and tried to kick flown ------------First ‘ come flrat served. Urdera may bo the door, when Dake opened Are with a two bottles 1 fell very much better. I have continued taking 11, and am now feeling exceb left at the nearest bank to the purchaser, shotgun, the result being the wounding ot lent 1 tliouk God. end GREAT CITY, THAT CHICAGO. but delivery aiunot begin before Decern- Oscar Lambert. A Highwayman Cavorting Around the ’ Thomas Pembridge. 60 years old, and her. D. H. Durphj', representing one of tho Mrs. Snrari von Storch, 70 years ohl, were my wifa for my restoration to prrfeci CniQAGO, Nov. 25. --A modem Dick Tur­ oldest ustablh-hMl firms in Now York, died married nt Scranton, Pa. The groom ^s a and health.” HakvbyIHeed, Laccyrilfo, O. pin has been operating in Lake View, in while praying in his room in the Southern well-to-do farmer. HOOD'S Pitts tho northern part of this city, and has coin- ’hotel, St. Louis. Tho supply of natural gaa in the Ohio mltted three daylight robberies, so far as I A prenuiture explosion of a blast iu the field is reported slowly but “tirely failing. reported. Tuesday night Mr. Joseph Hau-' Oakland coal mlur, near Belleville, lib., The Chicago Trade and I-abcr Assembly ley reported to the police station iu Lake ' killed Gustav Gardiner and belly injured j is sending out circulars arguing for an PROBATE ORDKR, View that be hnd been held up between i Samuel \\IIt.< . _ . . . ....___ I open Sunday World’s fair. . * *• . State of Mlchlran. C«iti:iry of Rnrrv-s-f. Joseph Fkanx was suffocated at Milwaui niwl -Edgewater .Kdcmvnter (suburbs fanhiirha of nf ! Joseph FkaUX 1 Argyle i»ark nnd fr^the Xrorlra ' L™Mng Democrats are to meet in New At a session ot lie Probate Gmrt for !tie fire that destroyed the Carpeles I Vork jburtl, u>. court to tb.atr.M-km County of Harry. !p»liu>ti at the Probate < Ibtadtr) >.r amount,.! MgbwAymM. Tl» ' kce iu the ‘ In the Girt of BaatJufs. In ral<1 county, oti trunk factory. Four other persons were' robber wore a bluck nmsk nnd was de- ‘ * , , . ' , ‘ matter. Wednesday. tlie28il «lay of November, in Uie ‘ scribed to be about 2n years old. Yestenfoy seriously Injured. ?. ^vP_, Marouette Mldn ; Poltajman Speay. of Jadutonville, Illa, year one ttumsand eight humin <1 and ninety tso. Homestead reckera seekers at .Marquette, Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ot morning two similar experiences were reHom«rdca*l fani , .Mick,, . himself by raving a blind rious fights about positions i. K1rl fr"JU a burning building at Lite risk of l*robate. ported. Louis Hoeser. n grocer, claimed I uffirer ’i drek* in the matter of U •Mtate ot Jiiius j' his life. Une toj the tbc laud Uud officer’s dealt. WE WILL PROBABLY PULL THROUGH tbnl at about 5:30 Tuesday afternoon, while la_______ Mahoney. dce»'ar»--i. Z. Solomon &; On Fi-a'lioganu filing th - ।l ■ "«n. duly n-ndriving on Racine avenue, he was stopped-! The dry goods firm of A. A Jrolomon * -------------Tuesday, Nov. 50. The Vaporous Vagrant Is Shooting Out by a mounted and masked man ami re- Co., of Denver, has failed, and uttachflod.of Myron Wins, adm!i>la - ..f Mid €» pr«v|u« that bls f.' il The Homestead Ixxtn and Guaranty com­ rate. Into IJliniltablc Space. lieved bC $4.30, all the money he had with j menu aggregating FJ2&,WW havo tx-en IBM may be noanl > nd sli<>«»... pany bonk has been licensod by the Illi­ AUUNT, Nov. S8.l-Profi-ra<ir Bom,of the him. Shortly afterward Fetor Olscu dr-, made. Trwn-oimn It laqrdtri-j. that Friday. «»-e Express Mesarr-uer Bagley, who tried to nois State auditor to do buidnura at Chi­ loth day of Dec< nil'cr. A. l». itai. at tun o'.- . it Dudley observatory yesterday emphatical­ clartd that he Lad been held up by the Intlie forenoon be a’Ktgned lurtbr l:ear!i:f nt 1 ,j, the United States Exprvwi rob Expre*a company of cago. ly denied tho statement of Professor Very, earn* robber and compelled to give (ip $3. I n A gang of bad citizens broke into the petition, and that tbe h<*ir* a? Uw cf -Mtirl ■’? • JKX'.OUO, luw has been indicted for grand larVnlu Chlwe by a ifoilceumo. i| gpxi.OUO. li»r- I ceased* aud nJ! other perenns li.h-rt ’l.*d tn m;, I of the Allegheny {observatory. ■. ' ! All of the available polloe officers in the , omy at Davenport, Iu.. where he took the wine cellar of the “Breaker*," Vanderbilt's I estate,arerequlr-'-l toa;*> -.ir>n an- •. comet about which there Is so mnch t.-ilk Late View district have l»ecn searching for -------• burned Newport “cottage," and carried off. nioury. is Biela’s. Hesr*ys:| •‘There is emphatically the highwayman, but without aucceui. llertiiou LanAauer, a Chicagoan, h string a large quantity of choice wine. no foundation whatever for such an cpio- .Early iu the afternc-on Officer Burkhart' in the. United HlsUm court at Siaux»Fal!s. Anthony Dougherty, who was arrested nt lhe petHtout-r :ii»y r...r • 'rrgitetr : .re lon now. 1 have miuie many ole-crvatious raw a mounted man about two blocks 8. I)., fur tho recovery of a note Chicago on suspicion of setting fire to the further ordered, limt »h.4 upon the con^et and must careful computa­ ahead of him, whom-he Identified os the given by the Sioux Falls Improvement Chicago Athletic club building, has been pondenef of salfi petition :n'd :hc • tions as to its orbit. The eomet comet is unquesunquwr highwayman. After running for nearly a : company. ' discharged, the prowcutiou saying that it thereof, by wW.ls a copy o! this order hie tiouably at Idwt 1<> ,<XX),t»’j miles beyond b»lall«vnV.rl>M>liu..xluu»M,ualuikTtx „fa, ln rUM store tlu„ and could not obtain sufficient evidence to con- pubMsL.rd lu the Haxtlugs 1IAX5XS. 1 >.-u.s, • • The, tcifue in Keufcfst ,| drug nerjiinted and clrcuUieii u ■ ji 1 .r the orbit of Bieln's »meL ’It* was iu pcri7"’ ln«p....~auiirf . Ukerr .v«cn HUT.KTrt,, ,-xch.w- lu Kicbmcm.l. Ind.. Barry one* In each week for three su.-re'Vtre helion last June, irlieu its distance from y>,r llu'Loi- uu.u. A l.n!«u . rtiun up,,, b, n.l.l.n., who «vur«l Frank Garvin, who married a prostitute weeks previous to saldd.iy oi hesring. \ the sun was 'JuO.OOU.k-' <») miles,...".d and from~c the dl.Unwib.l.urw.lWclwIto tb« tHkerj . „,a T.lurt,I. Chas. W. Aax.-r«t>\-.. and then murdered her liecatisu she wasn't earth more thtrn It* .oGO.te'O mlieo. wagon broke down and the n-bber rode out. ... . • •. . . . (A true eopT. > Judge bi Probate. Another troop of cavalry has been sent faithful, bna been given uine years inTae of sight, and all trace of him was' luet. out from Fort Wingate. ’N. M.. to help penitentiary at Riverside, Pa. •‘While it moves in it* present orbit, ns it The non-union men are leavinxFhc HumeMORTCAGESALK. will until it comes near Jupiter fit ** some 'MRS. CLEVELAND’S ADVENTURE. 1 capture the Navajo chief Black Horae. I The first iron cutting made in America, stead mills and making roonrfor the old Whereas ... fsiot has b*cu made to the time in the future 1 ot known at present, it Victim ol a kettle, cast nt the Saugus iron works m crew. tlom of ... • a • unn.M.,' rtcrutM t*y N. will never coine anywhere mar the earth. i**1*— i» - u.»h _»■ XI. st U l'j. v. t \ <;£ Hlcbsnta a*<l ,H.» Runaway Hormu ! 1,-40 formnl]y preM-ntol to Lynn, f 'AIJre and Cllffor Since June the distjmcit of the comet from •rd vcNscy, two childr.u ( llie lOTn>%iU| fcf QiarC , n■line Barrj- t ■Xu-' . Lakkwimjd, N. J., Nov. ‘J5.—Mrs. Cleve* ■ Mass., by John E. Hudson, of Boston, the former 3 and the lite sun hast been increasing cautinuaHy( lhe - latter Oymra of age, J State ot iltci.lpi io Julia H. Scoville. 01 G, • ih... <0 li. York.liexrln,.ds' • tl •• : >d ’.enth by a lire nt :W Edge,:t Nev V’TW.Iw: and tor aevernl wed te its distance from the land Had -a most miraculous escape from 1 linenl descendant of Thomas Hudson, lhe OT. !*-•, »ti<! recorded !: 1 r earth has been in tnmlng. until the dis­ lieing dashed down au embankment while original owneg of the kettle. WDud Chlmsa I afc,T<«JTKT.;« All tance luis become 150,<»W,000 :* . ' miles. .” ' The threatened heavy import tax by the I MM4k»u. IH- 1 out riding yestenlay. The horses attached The wheat harvest of the colony of tlie«e figures are uncertain in-the sense that to the carriage, which contained Mra. South Australia promises to K- excellent, French government, to take effect Jan. 1, I hVcf twelve orn>em reta qtusi-H great excitement among .uthe distance • may be wrong 10 per ccnL Cleveland. Mra F. P. Freeman. Jr , and ! »*’«»• in. yield nttd quality. There will be a 18M. the uiJf.i.ntc there Ur The comet may lur e Iwvn nearest the sun . . _ . ... . lawm large unmlnM surplus available fr-r for •■Trwirt export. petroleum exporter*. tbom.iud. inn- IriiHlr’ -1 rhtb:> nlbe and i.i i<x> Joly. exsen-­ ‘th* Mtasnc Freeman, became frightem-d in May or m late us J city. But the essen It is announced that th«> manager* of Mrs. Prendeigm»t.wifr of the Chicago cx- dollars.priurtpal at'i 11 ,.»re»t :<g- tl.»r v..:u ;:n tial facts l-.avo bi im conclusively demon­ nnd dashed away al a break-neck spe«L the Casino at Monte Carlo have decided ‘ ‘ ' judgv, is dead. dgi.d 39 years. Mr. Freeman. Sr., who held* the reins, strated/' _____ Jocub^S-nshelmer, a prosperous batter, st law er in equity having b.'i'ii luMit-..i.-'i r guided the efiraged ludrunls over the nar­ that no medical nun practicing In thrit cover the debt secured tn raid mortgayv «>r any Listened for' labrlet’s Trump. row road and by the deep chasm and principality shall, be admitted to the and I-.is wife committed suicide at N*w part thereof. Notice is merebi glren that by" Memphis, Nou 2 .—The negroc* of Mem­ finally jncceediu in pulling them up before gambling rooms. York by throwing themselves before au virtue of a power of rale contained in raio utertphis were wild will excitement. last night, any injury was done to the occuiemts. Tho elevated train. \ gw- and ihc .•taJi.te In such case insde u: •' j r.> the raid mortgage will be lorecio-; . b> u AU the colfired c lurches were crowded party were thoroughly frighu-ned and Im-’ A rich Jew him left a fortune of 15,000,UGO vldcd sale of tbe mongsgi'd prenii-o therein de*.:ribThe colored preachers of Atlanta, Go., with dusky wurahips-rs who every moment mediately returned to the Freeman cot­ are advising their docks to emigrate to francs fot founding in Milan \ahoua* cf ed. which «de will be nrad.' al tb‘? north employment for artisans nut of whrk. doer of tbe Court House tn tbe «’ity of Hi.-iluirs. expected to bear the blast of Gabriel’s tage, where Mrs. Cleveland la stopping.. Africa, dedoring it the ouiy solvation of • In tbe County <’1 ’Barry and State of Mleiiiv.in, bugle announcing Lhe end of the world. General Robert B. Crawford, of the Con­ tbst bo'nx' the place of I’oldiiic •!;« 1 bruit 1 < nrt the negro mic in this world. RAGE OF A JEALOUS WOMAN. The colr-rud/minls era, with out- accord, for llnrrv C<HiMy. 11 fstbllc •».<>:’, by the r■ Haxel,!lielittle daughter of George A. necticut jN’iidona! guard, is dead. Other ffl of wid I'ouhl’ S'tnrday. the eighteenth took the corqct conict as ok t iclr texts and succeedIt Is a Good Deal Like the Same Thing tn Mintx, nt•Tiiomix, Wik, was burned to deaths: Edward Boler, for forty years at Fcbnutn Irt^.n twr • o’ekx-k rnwof rd in working the!i ■' cougregntirtns _ .. into a 31an—Three lloiuk-hle*. the head ju ths Mount Lebauou Shakers, day that day to-h'.i-M ibeuiiioout wfocheh !l tb'n death by the | upsetting of a lamp. frenxy of exdtcmen I by picturing t he terri­ (.jolom 1 R. V. Burch,of Galveston, k>e due an -aid nicrtgsgr with tun rest. Cairo, Illa., Nov. 20.—Ransom Sampson, The emperor of Aunam has now 200 aged ble effects of a r»lU*ion between the Tex, who fought by the side of Sam Hous­ and expense- of sale iigettier with thirty m-: heavenly tramp and the earth. Meq, wom­ employed ra- captain of a harbor boat here, wives, each pf whop, with her servant*.- I ton at San Jacinto, nged 80; Matthew dollars, sttoruey Ire as slipul.it.d in s.-.:d mortgage. Tne premise* are described xs !v! aud his wife were shot by a woman named lives in a house in the palace garden, which I en andchihlrcn fell km their knees ln« the Goldie, for tweuty-two years bead proctor lows, lo-wit: nisles and prayed (xxi to save them from May Sims at the Planter*’ House ni 11 is surrounded by a great wait All the following deraribed lar<l». situate .v?! Charles D. Young, a boy of 13, of Denver, of Princeton college, aged <9: and Samuel lieing In tbeCoumy >>f Barry ana State of Micnttbe devil o’clock yesterday.- The woman shot her­ W. Austin, bauker.of Crawfordsville, Ind., gan. The west itall of the so.itti-«rat quarter •! self through the head after firing nt Samp­ Colo., has built what his friends claim to Another Iten rection ntnotren. In towpsblp two north rau^.-' be the smallest coal burning locomotive in ten west containing eighty ;icre» of lard arenr.iChicago, Nov. 121—Professor H. G. son and his wife. Sampson Is deed nnd his tho world. The engine it raid to be finUVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. lug to tbe United stxte- survey, and tw< r.tv Hough, director of | Dearborn olw-rvntory, wife cannot live. The films woman will feet long and weighs 235 pounds. aerra off tbe south end cd the wrat ira.-! ousi also die. The trrtpxly is due to jealousy. half of the northwest quarter of weiton number । told last evening of the new demeL* “Tho May Sims is raid to have bcm u former George IL Peel, who was In the bank nineteen lu township two north range ten cornel lately [slip 1 to be Biela’s comet mistress of Sampson. ' wrecking scheme at New York that «mt containing In all one hundred acres of laud, b C hicago , N oy . as. has n-ceived. m newspaper advertising rame more or Ira*. General Claoson and ot here to the “pen" I’roduce: Butter—Finn to fancy cr.-nin'Ty tbe Dated. Nuvemoer 22ml. 1892. and notoriety a little, but it is not and who was sent there himself, 1ms been SkjgDc per Hr. fancy dplrira, rt?re<.", packing Biela’s comet, 1 it at all likely to col­ AUGUSTA, Me., Nov. 28.—Andrew Carne­ punloued by Governor Flower. stock. IJJSIflc. Eggs-Fresh Mock, ffic' per Mwrtfut fide with lha earth li is, however, Lhe gie has offereil to give $9,(XX) of the F!S,000 There Is • colored prisoner . working in dozen: odd storage. lMLj;,-l-.'c. Drtswt-d Poul­ ALEK W. BAMtVTOK. Attorney for Mortsagte. Holmes cornet, Nov. 6. scarcely needed to complete the Lithgow library the Alabama mines who cast speak in twelve try - bpnngy 'si-S-.vM. per lb; hew-. 7M<d £c; turkeys, choice, IKU^c; ducks. lOc/gm-so, a month ago, and is present moving away fund and I. P. Bandall of this eitj- gives languages. Potatoes - Wisconsin Rose. ftutGUc from the earth nt e rate of fifteen miles $1,000 of Lhe remaining W.O-’O. Among Foreign physicians are now experiment­ per bufelwl: Hebrew, 7Vj*7Uc: Burbanks, Titf wper 150,000,010 second, and miles is dis-______ other_________ doners are Hon. James Q. Blaine, ing with frog lymph as a preventive of hy­ 78c; mixed lots, Sweet IMatoea-Jerdrophobia. Mrs. , Emmons Bbdnu and Hon. G. W. Act on a erw prtodpk— eey. SAtO,b4.^ per barrel; llUnala. 32.750421. A>. recttUw .bJ Uv-r, u’c;n-2 Bradbury. The whole fund amounts to From forty to 100 deer still live at large Apple*—Common and jxx>r stock, $JJi(XdX23 •»\ ard boirela (AreuffAjrAa H4.1WU.__________________ per Imrrel: fair to good. UftlOATfc fancy, $3.00 on I-xmg island. ' T)u. iln rd Fr.tj; (13^. Cranberries — Cape Cod. J7A> per bar ­ Prince Momo Lulu, ut Nashville, whe Six I-ltUo Toledo Hoodlrra Philadelphia rel: fancy, «KLV4X3l> Wisconaln Bell and Toledo, Nov. 26.—The grand jury aouie became king of thu Vey nuiiou by bin Buglca, f.'.2S. PHILADELPHIA, time ago Indicted acreu city councilniii father’s death some time ago, has left to mil manifested in Following were the quotations on the boanl for IxMxllcry. One turned lufornwr mil take his scat on the throne in Africa. of trade today: Wheat—November, o)>cncd account of the Bishop Nicholson has received a check TlJic, closed 72c: December. <»i>ened Bic, got free. The other six were found gnilty, comet, and as the for (23,000 from on unknown donor in the clteod EJ4«- May. .opet^d 7’^, cl<»-d with a pruapect fur a term lit the peniten­ to gather bund Coni-November, opened clom-d C%c; tiary. Th* last of the nix. G. M. Doner, east for the benefit of Naahotali seminary. December, oprne.i UMc, closad e^c; May. children gathered The Kmisiis railway commissioners have WAS found guilt y yi Mtenh iy. purpose of just decided that tbe fust through trains opened 47Rc. cloeed Wjc. Oats-November, Gov. Jotm Miller, of North Dakota, re­ only wonders. T THE DEATH RECORD. lietweeu Kansas City and Denver need not opened ad;c, cloned 31c; Deci-mber. opened lates an instance of what is being ne<- -i:5afraid to venture She. vbwad Maj’, opened .Tc, cl.-ecd stop at every one-horse station, as-the na­ Mtic. Pork--December, opened *1101, ctoeed plishcd by farmers in the Red River Valley ferrod to die by Wiixtam O’CrtNisoiL champion oarsman tives denirod. fir Ji); January, opened SH.'*, dosed of Minnesota and North Dakota. He Mid weted death was to of America, at Toronto. Tlie principal point that rain wmpeller May, opencti $11.70. closed 315.KL Larxi- S. J. Leland, near his town of Dwight. N. nsanity through f Dr. F. H. Huopeh, the eminent apednlist Dyrenfurth has establised nt his camp in Novcmber, opened $VJS, d-awd flea. D., bought 100 acres of land in the spring the World were in throat discusi'a, At Boston. Texas, is that rooelita when exploded near Live Btix-k-Prices al the Union Hock sky was cloudy, Johf a MiLUKKN. uetl-kuown railroad the earth is death on rattlusnakes and yards today ranged m follows. Hu**-Market of 1891, for 82.000, and raised crops that season worth the salary of a goremne tt man, at Detroit. moderately active, ou packing and shipping Hope for a other game. I.rTitEi: Riplu.y, lecturer for the Funuaccouut; heady lute tlrm and prices ullghtly clerk, tn nces ■ ot lhe oat of 1 Sax Fraxcisco, Nov. 38.—ProfteuorBarera' Alliance, ut Lxnsing. Mich; higher, tight aud courac lota weak and prices per the following statement: , who has made a mini, of Liuk D. Edgau CitofrsK, millionaire grocer Evacuation Day was duly celebrated at are easr. »alt» ranged iu $Aa>xA30 pigs, rough ? kcLuuZ declare* that from of Syracuse. N. Y. special study of New York by u banquet at Delmonico’s 8.'a&>i7u light. in Andromeda is his observattou the W1U.IAJ1 McKinlet, Sr., fatbArof Gov­ at which speeches were made by General Ing aud shipping iota. Deducting oast 2J»jO Horny* that its orbit really Biela’s Butterwortli and others. ernor McKinley, ut Canton, O. as B»ela's,and it is natOUUe-Marltei fairly active ou local and Leaving....,,........................‘................. fl.F-! ’ Is preehwly tho There was a big Democratic jollification shipping HuBKRV B,UiixiLK, president of the account and prices without material oral to assume it be the same. Barnard Cases of this kind are so common that Nor. 21, when it was Barbour Flax Spinning company, at PaV- at Glasgow, Ky. Hon. A. E. Stevenson change; quuUtwna tanged al $3.tot46A6«holco raw the comet lust and Henry Watterson being t8c principal te wtra ’hipping steen., , gnod to they are a iruv in the news market out the 8th, but was eraou. N. J. four times ns large > choice do. $3.7ik>L2;i fair to good, Colonel WlLUAM H. EvaW, at Charles­ speakers. weak “The fact that fainter. Barnard 1 common to medium do. $3.X«£.Xto butchora ’ Tho senate efimuilttee on immigration K so markedly in its ton, 8. C. tho comet is ineret feeders. JEKEMIAH Ghitfitu. a soldier in the is iu session at the Fifth Avenue hotel. rtrera, »00O3.73 wtoekera, naive proof to me that apparent size is ’krSualvI? !IJn8iX“ ,rtllb' New York City. Mexican war, at Oshkosh, Wia Bute ot Michhmri. County ot Eston-.-’’. uk-----------, and tbe- fact it b> getting — - -that — Probate court for said cuuuty. The suits for dnaagos growing out of it is getting faluter-ls quite natural” General Robebt B.-Ceawford, at NorSheep—Market fairly uctlre and prices ruled Ratat*Of Harrev F. Bellinger. drcca«e.l. . mob law at. New Orleans in the Italian The undersigned having teen npiwtntnl . y *n J ’iUcl'-“tMn>d; quotations ranged a. No View at Chicago. Paul ok Lucca, the celebrated novelist, cases have been begun. IheJudgeof Probate of said county, coinn.lv per MW Iba wealerns, far slouer on claims in the matter of raid rata:*' CHICAGO. Nov. 28.—The sky WM clouded at Paris. Tbe coroner’s jury at Chicago has blamed native*. $3.5ua4J3 Texas, and Harvey F. BelUnjrer. and six months from th** laml^.. Edward Danixl Bolku, head of the two of the trainmen for the fatal hero liwt nictht, and If the unidentified comet 3rd day of November, A. D. 1W2, havuur Vetn on the Belt d ’ ne last Sunday. Both the Mount Lebanon Shakers, at Amsterdam, allowed by said Judge ot Probate to all I’*.’1?0?’* was cavorting arduhd anywhere <n the nudi, green, i^terurkimz. ■boklinxclaims sgslnat sawt estate, lu •nidi t-’ N. Y. culprits were killed In the wrack. vicinity of the globe it couldn’t be seen. break. nresenc their rialins to -us tor examine Ciudinal Lavigkbik, at Algiers. ment. The day and night were both warm, in hy given, that we will mm on Emanw.l Custer, fathar of the 1st waymans horae-in a stable where th spite of the weather managers at Washing­ Dick Turpin had left it. Dick himael ton, who Friday night predicted much General Custer, at Parsouville, Mich. Colonel V. Busca, who fought with Sam wasn’t visible. .x’5ShScr.«aijffl<»ot f, colder weather. Carnets nro said to get E. Chappell, to ibe Ctty <*f Obariotte tn very hot when switching around tbe sun, Houston, at Corrigan, Tex. county, to receive and examine such claims. Mrs. who serveu served in we the 1President air*, PATIHCK riiwm Fltnm, wbo imuou. Harrison, numwn. os years ok and if the celestial wasderer did 8* n, un. Into warvp'ith her husband, at Rockford, j seriously ill at the White House. CHAS. E. CHAPPBU. Illa. ' | Fir* at Lynchburg, Vo., burned Ggo. W. Squiww. thu misfit weather wvera. > to to lowaraad dull COTsmiMloneo. Hood’s Sarsaparilla I ®vi 8U® RUS �Hastings Banner * thriving on- for the PERSONAL MENTION. u ' u“b Clerk Maek. u.wlit be noticed by the number I*. T. Colrrore wu tn Grand Kapld, tleesiu thi* issue- j Monday, The Mirtnrcary (,,1™ Tluukwlrlil. Duane Ford, of Battle Creek, wa* iu services were tfa* year nt tho il F - the city over Sunday. Church. Bev. IJIaHeiur-i. ..f the BanlGt church preaeue.l exiwffcnt m-rnion I^Wr«. Frank Dermlow returned to MuaRegmi Monday m«*rulng. adapted 194he occa-ifin. euctM ZSr R. Wolcott ha* purchased the vacant lot । between Perkins’hotel and the IL IL for I the purpose of erecting an elevator and will proceed atouro.* Mr. Wolcott wo* of­ fered t aplvndld opening by the C. K. & I 8 IL R. Co. and the use of a new and ful­ ly equipped elevator If he would go Io ! Hasting* and buy grain, but through the V70ETH A GOnOJA A BOX.’ influence of hi» many frlenda lien* and Miss Allee E.i.iy spent Thanksgiving also hi view of the fact that the country £*‘*^1BaU Ki’rn by ,lw Um’Rm around FrevjHnt was a better grain counof , with trieiids in YpaUantl. me A. X. Q. «r u , to be a verv trj'. concluded to locate hen*. Foster unique ntul Dlr.-j,;a, Mfalr. None n.vd Ad* Michael, of CimUauooga. .Slsslnn, formerly of this place, but engag­ • Tenn., i* visiting her pare nts. stay at home hs-nn-^ they have •‘notldoed In the grain business for the last three t» wear for tfie m<.r«*ragged and p«x>r Hie i' Archibald Andrrson. of Port Huron, year* at l.ake Odwita. will assist iu the ’ C’VEBtD WITH A TASTHEM AID dies* the more iipm>priatc will it b i aian.r Thanksgiving in the city; management.—Fr<»port Herald. SOLUBLE C0AT1MB. Gncwt ...................... 7 an ml-j Good mtsi • hits »b-cn secured. and Goseh. the murderer of Officer Sinclair, । mission fee of -js •» 1 will hr charged for i Mi mid Mrs. Will Wililauix of Grand who Ja-*t week escaped the Ionia prison j spectators. Jlaphl-k wen* in the city lam week. for criminal fn*ane. was c* pin red north of Mr. and Hay. For qilte Mhne >M>»t office authorities w.,i .».Zi -----Mr*. ”7, Wm. ........ »*□• of Allegan, vh- Freeport, uu the D. L. A N. railroad track. I have been annoyt-d iy theft* of article* tl 111'tlr 8011 " thi* city last week, andoj At a inci ting of thu stockholders of the j 1. Jr, Hb<'tDa»Usm, etc. from Grand ||h| ipida. (iuitij ............................... ' /Miss Gli a nnmber uf«' * nna Schant/ rettiyred from Al- Middleville Manutacturiug Co.xheli! last persons (n th| <«-ity, especially IH-U-Illllv IrtUtrt... . ..... Indies, have ‘ >lon to rfpend Thanksgiving with her par- week, a *aU*fietury report of wu* j ear’s had package* lo-i hi li*;;ng sent from Uo*t . ?nt«. buslur** wjs made and all the old officers nwten. .......... .................. lere criv a ............... liave b«*rn to work i rc-vk-etAi. mernauat .>|> the r»., ami lhe thief La- at last I art been lwn .t%'Mr-u Rote rt Marshall, of PraU-’ fouud. He Is ti the employ «.f the 1 re,nt, ' L> io tbe lo ^ ^ooy,I'_ *Ie H:*0,311 - ‘ NEIGHBORING CO'J\TIES• all drurtUtaJ post offi ethr _ .. . mgll 4ll earlier, carrier. Tlie wa- ! ‘ On-Saturday hut a uiuii'kt of citizen* of guns in whk tbrt mail t is carried are! Mis* Kittle Stebbins, of Eaten Rapid - 'Galesburg canta r*>'this city and reported a covered an-!; man attend- to the j «"d Mi*s Gertie Stebblim. of Muskegon, driving. '.Vh fa th** wagon was gnh»{: sfnjB- Thanksgiving with their parents. ’ case of cruelty loboratM to Humane Officer . Merrell. A m:in i*y Um name of Stager from the p*.*.t thutrahi the carrier i n tGuy came there about two week* ago with a would i-e in blldnd m J rub th- t-in-Lv- nJ. ’ ’ \‘?-,<,rF’ ,x‘uI* half-starved team of honwa. Siaetr bud -------_ 1A'hen arrested .-.ver-1 rnen‘,' :,‘nd UaiU-‘ of what he wNhctl. 'i 1; fi I H \tlrvs «!,u‘D»ta! •I jntalug artlHe* were found *m hi, >r-1 Sr vh°?.’ “A.?”" Artw* a!',: lawn working the horse* hard up tn Satur­ day mid from, thu looks of the baiu had' *i » II 0 11 । Atol’neuniatlcs non. ‘ j Frank Cole to Ti psllanl! Momlnj. l>een feeding them little or nolhlne. Ono ■ IL'Mi", mill Mr*.'Monroe, M TL ■riin. tl .... ,r*«"> of Battle Cmk. of tlm htiinre liecaiue co weak Saturday that ni ld>' •Fair. „ The Vi........ "*•• -■ I• hat ••«» IUIthe t», hktago Mr. mid Mra. Steven-, of -Johnstown Dr It ,!"i duw.n hrtaEint'm and was unable to " ‘ Address, Exposition will be a gr ‘Movent .it event everybody ami Mra. Frank DamduT of get up, Slager called some of the uelghAZOO« YCLE CO.. knows. but pnemdy hi In wlint whnt n-pwt n -pect It U James Ilwnan, of Kalamazoo, end Mt-- lH»r.-. who liel|icd l.hn got the horse up and 3.00 Kalamazoo, Mich; Will Im* the tBcjat -not. ...... b.... ble achievement of | Halloek. of Jackson, were among th. nut <>f Uie luiril where it was left lu look hutuati IndtmtA- and n t" I.hask luirdly been from «innt' -,br clt.v a’-'-fti-’.ing the Uaves’ ” ’ • ..... out for iu>*'-lf williouj food uf auy kind. iiin.lt* e!csr<ti spite of -ii * 1.... < . . . .. nia.le J1’5, ^*en | M:»ui:t*W3 wedding. Staler hitched up the’ other horse which, published abort it. 5 i though nut as worn out n* the sick animal, -------------- wrjtvi on ----- J'’tia Snmn:. the wejl-knntvp t architecture, af-! ! .•Ifaled wa-t not in a oondkl .n to be used, to a t r a i “ LL tu :_r the EztMMitlon MitlOn and after jI ‘•'i'^^n'ative to t. U-r visit lou f Hint wa* much to largo Tor it to draw „„ hi, m.dring a *tndj■ of all ts t parts In eoujano- j from Katauarrav 2.50 «!. la tUsell, Timms,-. Hi Hi, fri ■„.( : and left mid at D uh*lock at night had not th o with the arclutr • t * returned. OIHiN'r Merrell drove .out to what wu tblnkils the >>i-t etplnnatioif of ** —” .rtrrthin,,,. H> '......... tfBtean’Urall-e l.il unm 2.00 its greatnes* add beau j, that ba.aMmtrtl. 1 krn-blp uf ‘*F- lvs» condition Arid nIjoi It. order* Jh‘x' hou»e. bou»j-, Col. Surii'uit.-i sumiiii-r ■ --ma i oi How many jatiple. foi instance, really re-1 next few alii.' th;*.! tins p-!l! bi' hejinest !. tl--.it , ’"’.'J Ihoroiighly caput f t: ling earn of lu the future.—Kaiamazoo Tele­ and ’ * J ponlllun “ “* “w» 'hope ‘to human eyes jean sc-1 anywhere iu tie- ‘ tbhi in elec­ graph. ■ ; tinerat furnishing g >’* world?—The Fonim. ted. D ..is* hearse ami ontth. A. D. Eldred, of Tekontha. brides hitnd. Roon-.b ever IL Mu !ge wlf iijiou his line tlOck of chickens, and An Obiu mau bx* i mde a . proposition . The moat notable s-. -lai eventof las greatly envied a few kernels of coni that t*> erect a ga* plant in ilia city to >lie — — used * was the mnrriw of Harry (1. Hay hind Xome English sorrows persisted In taking. for fuel purpoea^-unly.__ rod____ tbe city to own ' the plank ' He agre* * to- pipe the city Margaret Ran* Ms lh» w-* which uectifred Hs^ brought his rille Into tl-■ ami his un­ ‘ 'he ceivinony was erring alm caused one of sue Utile birds throughout, erect all building* • - i gas Thanksgiving <»•<-. at. the i;*-:., of ......... ,... ­ and three <>f his hest chickens to turn up the brides par holdet*, turninb aud <t rapletr the plant in peiformedat ents, Itev. Fr. Ixthglnnan Officiating. Only theb toes, llel has tieeu m«>raiiKing since every reipect aiid ...per ite It for 30 or «»• the pnnnedlate relatives were pre'sent. days., If he capnei pr >ve by the practical, ecnspicupus among them wn< the age*! iu to wiietii.T HHinow shooting is rcaDy a prodtnble hiwlwsb. ’ _ lire, of tin* machine thid it will supply tho .*•’ -. > ju*»:»Mi>i*»iuc4 grandmother Ul of mv the■ nruir. bride. jura Mrs. lliw.uaij. H.-»>nan. people uf th'.* efty wltl ga* for -fuel ut a w.,a 1(1 w Jrtni.qW. liver no Ctuphijces of thf C. & G. T. 11. touch li-s* exj-eti.-e thai .•^and rold th.-’ eitv I ■ l h'*lArld” '’*’»-**>•* •‘•Hniniily gowned It. Have been discharged for abusing their w Ul remove tha rnacKii * d’4** "n with privilege of naMiiig coal hauled over that (jt-e from uny e}-. penne !hw‘ii »r.\* ?|I*i-Vw ' Ina wllH‘,<’hlnft*•llk a"d carried a boquet <>f ■road five of chliree. Th*: friends of thu <li$chargcd*n!*-ii sIimhI in <hj the deal and pel-. ot furnish gas f*.i 1 Maude gnt their wlntei! supply of coal nt greatly fuel at cheaper rates tian wood or cpal. Banl-y, of Albion, who wrre a pink cos­ If tho machine, nd pip tng does hot cost tume and carried rm**- of tho on.* hut:. ■ J:, v. ivili-irdlli. Si crry. ut Uabeb-Gtar. ' too much ‘ ‘here i a g-lx chance to get a gas . ■ N*. H., Ir.n nupl-d Ulf •■tdi tn become man. A reception following the cerento ny was given at the lionin of Mr. aud Mix gin his work the first of thu next term. Mi. .spiny rec«4v*bt fits early.eilucatlon at 19.:oj A i.' r yfaraa. ; The bridal part1 Phillips An«lov4r academy, and was grad Alta small lax bhnletie* w hich was prettily (let^ruUd in yvliltc xmd’ uatei noiu-Y*.d<| College In ISO'J. For six ..r e::. Mr. and Hayes. Mr. and j ears he was tbp head mnstfr of the high >wly r spij-ing patient by Mis, WiUCoGk mid M:*. Maggie JUilcy school at Bwerley. Ma*< He wa.* gradu­ sr.ii lufiicturinx entei- ;**»i >>■ «i in receiving. In the dining room ated f.o’.i the Andover ThviTogical Sem­ Mdsdmuv* Allen. Hil.-lict ck and Barlow inary in i s;?. During his ministry be has scSvi-.i the guujb. lu r*-fn ii.uic;it4, cunsut- bK ii pa-dnr *>f: the first Congregational iio It ,d their mom* IU vt Ir church, of___ ... Mi»s^ ............ tor seven up in ctent pcs ’<:;<•! gegev IwiRan is decorated in white and yellow, y:-ir-> nndalncflUiat lime, pastor- of the vest iu iufttltui >« lightrd v.-iih candies. Jj tin ihiuover street Congregational churi'h, of <■ given -b uUnr to late-r. HManehe-tcr. ,N. 11/ Tbe new president fncEprie* and V i"*।11*f. iriLct’^ii mirror trami*i with smilax po:u< * la Olivet College in the vigor of hh roads. Thi.- in > . anT 0,111 a ro-* bowl «n * hrysafithocity that was stu thorough undcrsttiHUng of the large Op­ than ten ye;i:< ag.*. r ,r it-. ’ v-tlf rt«l>ew <*. Gti- table ,«il were fwu-ti- portunity befoje him. The Cvllcgr ---- AX'D---1 . .......... this is within i!»4 pom nt.lbUell, .( il.e through it 1 milers, faculty and student# er-j l*p (ffaira an entire-tooiii was filled h unatiit tons. in Hie welcome accorded with useful and costly presents: ntnl the city ever b’nd ba; nniaber of gift* received showed the higii congratulated oi» thi* addition to their ed­ lory whs Start*-*! ihrte y 1. . estfeem in which the bride and groom are ucational strength. laid fur the runny time tin* fyutidat hi-lH. Mr. Hayes Is assistant cashier at 'marked iSlprovet •uts tlat : have been made tho First National lank. The bride i> the iu the city since, yet|ngest.da\ightvruf Mr. and Mrs. Sok'-u In full keepint with Its well-known proMahhcws of iltis city. Both are <*.cn.m«'fa-nfa RfCct:; -.j the” njftnb' 11 of the Eaton 1y popular iu ,which they greMivc pdi« v,trim North-W.-.-teru Line fv to the regard.-^ * • —, in - the , circle . « county Inf met (Chicago A- North*Wc*n*rn llaltwuy). Lus — ’•* ;i«. brightlate iiobvrt W m.i ■»•»». •'«>. .uituui l«j wltbril wee or tin* ----------which thek held of prospects. Mr. and Mrs. recently hiauguriHed through train acr/iec _________of_____ wb* well known ; t*r Shriner. Chari! it;a w n>■by all w b i cn’oy-1 Ha}'«•;■ will rmuim-n.-.j bouseke- ping thi- betfcn tea Chidngo and the LalieSupvri?r in this county. »i <1 love l't“ ’* ieglon. Tid< nmv train H known as the ’ '' kwprobrh ■<■' i” cd hi* clone «c ymluu nee. vlniiutli and Snwrior Special,'' ami It h^ra.* Edward A- j »» w* Ccuter street. on remark.'* wcr? Iciivl'S Chk-auo y ft! > P- !1L* drriv.l'g Gives all the news of Town, County and State, and as much National by ■Jioi i.n* Heney. 4on' : Tim natty given Tbunksglvlug night by nt Snjierlot at fain « m. and Duluth at news ns any other paper of its class. Foote. I. H. CvHdn. b-• r r-- rennlo i cninu^iwo. Georg** Haggett. L L. m*«dr. G. V. Fox. ‘.■3*’ a m. the cfj'.t <1-1 ■ making th« Jti irbii htlqg n new i house, J. M. I’ow 16. H. s. S. X M lynard. S ott V. fair. Sixty couple* took jw»rt lu the grand i ev In the remarkabij quick time of fifteen _______________ in.-* the contract. । shiuh. a. a. n ury, , udpt Hooker, of march led by Will Chidester and wife. hours. The train Is ® ’*,k' UP of t^SIW5 ty', nr. r.f.v < -iphs IhT house ! Charlolic. ami Judge £s nith of this city. Squire's orchestra., of G. It. furnished car*, standard *!ay coaches and palace The followilig piling: r«olutiawspr«» music. A line supper was served by the buffet ’'.••fping c*n-» of the most mixlern ■ T. !*: ■ n W. Cental St. lilt vol : adopted by a rislir and npptuv. d dbsign. and nil classes cf Among those ladles of the Eash ‘ ’ ** . ;;:’.:-:;cd a f?ue ?It!'. ha . clt-y were: ptMChgt rs are carried through without nuxar-A*. «<*ri taken trout our _______ _ ____ W iikeras warn del . . u:i::,-|i tor Leonard 'Sinl’.b, m'rt-t our clevnlrtl br tber. 'rii'iul. uml Minor I..tyti>i», Ml**™ Fisher and Brown, Change of .-ars. Supper b served In dining ■•■.’I. ,: .1 | • 1 lib 11VI! 1V11L II VVlliy liwuAiv 1 -1 ...rt- lo»i.Miran| Itolm I. W. Slirlr.er, who of Muskegon, Fred Koeberle. of Philadel­ ear after dr parte: c from Chicago, und lownsinan, irour at eleven o'ch^li the for many years pkvlbrt tto bbl death had phia; Miss Haudcl. <>f Ann Arbor; MI-scS breakfast!* s-ry.-i from •> well staked Is a NATION ’ LL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the gencral.news btiff-d liefore mtjv.-d at Duluth. To insure lawyrrb one for Evans. cfBellvut*. A. Andcrs'in. of Furl ii. It proved! !•» bo been an active prketiyin : It gives the events of foreign than n pile of ittaw who® we of the ’ *■' nufefaiou entertain- .Huron; Mr. ^hoiine and Mh* Duel, of vm-'-if a'iulcki and ecmforiable Journey ol the United States and the world. - .• a«k f«H tlckew vln the North- lands in a nutshell. 1 ot only fur hl* le- Ri*-hsu'.‘.'1; Harry Waldo;ff und Ivlfe, of It has separate departments for “THE FAMILY cd the’hixbe.it re V.i -t* :n l.l’U'. Any ticket nx>‘i)t enn ftir- CIRCLE” and “OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOME AND SO­ g-.il attainments. i>ut bee u Albion. t! lug-. lively n'. ii I'uil infoiniiirion regarding thi* .rail- CIETY” columns command the admiration- of wives and daughters. and hmiesty; me renowoefl ,-f*r SHday aficmcon and c*. of I44»i a HHfalrmi. Integrity It will bi- promptly fun.l.do-' up ® his unswerving iljlcliljr :1 nd bls never tingw.-'k. Mr*. Df. LalDrim and M-w -Anna It*- general political news, editorals and discussions are comprehensive,, was uuiie. glug camcytuesi In the• defense of . t'" se MP!’.- ion t.»\V A.’Thrall. General Fabrilliant and exhaustive. Its‘'AGl*iC.ULT(’RAI department has no and Ti.’ktl A gonr. Chicago-_______ wi'iim !»«• conccivft! io y:l pable of def* nd- honor ot Mi*« Elia Hallock, of JarVson.; superior in the country. Its “MARKET REPORTS” are recognized ing iNem«!,,vc«; tf tK: The tnarrloge uf Edward Myers at.! NOTICE EOK HEABING CLAIMS. Wnn.iEA -. wo iallre that in.hls death authority in all parts of the land. । uf iaitpu county has* JuHa Konsh t*y«k piaev Saturday morning • <>t -'iKxn. <;*>anty of Barry—'*• the h gr.l prof* s-.- '.I-,.L.b«l»-t “I ■“ TVV.2 ,„>■. .™cw»u urc «r «n iini " iu the Ciitholie church. They !-n inun.'dlost a faithful rei 7 . Gowel t • k improving. IMra. uu,' and honorable In noth profr-Mlon; that iaU-iy after Ike cen mnuy for Kalamazoo. ■i„ IrabLr C«5j A SPECIAL CONTRACT onAbles us to oiler this splendid journal mad.- antkesaib day ut hore.nber. A o. J -• vid's >!;>••: jir. Goucher .will not _ ____ •ivnthe iiubllc ita> lot* an -rtbWl ““.".'J: Monday nuht n danclhg party in their «H nur.lli. lnwn»»' 4*r‘, jinVjJiotTuUst. and “THE BANNER” (or One year LUU < . d waUi r. Seo hi® K you orabte clean, oof »!>•। ■ ras always In the le.uor was given al the country residence vanguard ot progress; one who al wain in Kurland of the gloom's parents, Mr. mid social welfare Mrs. Leu Myers. .ng man by lie name of McLaugh- took a deep interest in tic I Court „l IS.' 1'rtiSrt. oSlc. i» th. CH, 1' ne <>t his Angers, in some cog and uiaterial prrsjwrltyr Of the people*. one SCHUMAN-Enu WKDIMNU. aJjL4uid'Tw*dyt the who was ever ready to u^. -. '■ i'U onv of tin- machines nt tho felt MMrfhursday afternoon ot last week at :.i'-!ory Friday wi<i had it badly man- unronun.lc, l»tb-by kerb. »»J y >h four o’clock occurred lhe marriage of Ed­ hand* which were ever filled with ehatita bie offerings for .the nerdy; and one who ward Schuman and Mis* S. Eizora Erb at i nwgwmontB will be made for public or by III* Indomitable bravery ou manj a l>a.- the home of tha bride’s parents, Mr. and Subscriptions may begin at any time. 7-ite recitals by Mias Jeffords. This tlc field in tbe late rebellion was well fltlci Mrs. Jacob Erb. lu Haltimore. by Rev. ,l!5r:MSir.o>l»r. 'Jg. ViiSriws^ •-m-nt h tirade to. correct an Item Uiat to represent in a time ot peace that must Stone. Dewitt Bronson and Miss Ella Judge of t rvbala. Address all orders to rt-f-ntly appealed in the Banxkiu stating respected element In society, the citizen Schuman »too<! up with the bride and groom. A reception was tendered them no such enKageinsntA would lx? made. soldier. Therefore, be It PROBATE ORDBR* Rcao/red, that while we deeply mourn in the evening. Mr. and Miss Schuman Emil Goscb who murdered Deputy the loss of our esteemed: friend, associate will commence housekeeping In Henry Stare of Michigan, County at BarM*. Sheriff Sinclair, of Kent county, about two hey’a* bouse home In tn the roe 1st ist ward. waro. The *uv cduiw ot Harry. hoMen al in« r Wlthey brother, we extend our •yn‘; _ txEB joins on Turn- — I.K 41., .Io n, with their many /rlrtT,r*H friends In In llJ0 efty ot HasUnfa, In In *nld »aid county, « J'-ii- ago, recently escape*! from the asy- and nathy to bis many friend* and relatives day. tbe 3JtD uav m w"5“*i<«}!ili?tw?r Onfl l<nn for insane prisoners at Ionia. Gosch Ind especially our most beartfeit •y»PJ' congratulation*. rratulatlon*. -iinniiidrcd and nl is .veil known In tho northern part of the thy to his surviving widow and Mt*iMb e OUR COUNTY family and his trial attracted consldera- daughter. And we recognize bat Umlr Hastings. - • Mich. drtr rmln “gw bo ^or ’ '■ attention at the time. grief Is the deeper and more profound beWhile Mrs. Lavina Downing, of Wood­ ffluwuf hl* being a mo«t loving bostand^ GA.-piTA.Ii STSa-O00.00. U'is with pleasure we noto the many low land was absent from home the other itnprovementftnf late made by the Kal- ■nd the kindest at father*. Be It tbere3URFLU8 S8.000.00. evening, some low-lived wretch got Into ama/oo Telegraph. Recently a complete her house, and atole what money ahe had. °R«olredl that a* Attribute of rMpMt pew drew ot type wa* given the paper, tbit^e relation* ffa spread at large uP> Tne amount was not large, but It was “the MteblgM. ,ar d now the latest and beat Improvement widow's mite.” Tho News offers 810 for P in the fbrm of new perfecting press on tbe records of 3d. court, andI that a Infr—■. that will lead to the conviction copy of the samo be given to the widow or kilded to the equipment of the office Thursday, December j, 1892. COBB & HUNTER 118 W. MAIN ST., KALAMAZOO, Offer for inspection by the people of Hastings and vicinity the largest and most superb stock of or SICK HEADACHE, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps Silverware, [Plated and Solid,'] Fine China and Bric-a-brac Ever displayed in Southern Michigan. We have simply outdone all former effort in getting the goods yon want, and at BRICES that are not to be met by ANY ONE in Kttlamatoo. Hanging Lamps, S 1-50 Table Lamps,-fancy, _ .70 Hanging Lumps, 30 prisms. ’ Table Lamps, dec Bowl and Shade, . .95 Dinner Sets. 112 p’ces, *7.50. $8. $10. *11 up. A Cite dec Table Igimp. bowl and Shade to match, Pittsburg Bumeij.. a Rare Bargain at Decorated 10 p’ce Chamber set ’ beautifes good size, . These are a Samples of Good Things we offer. A Coffees Haviland China, Pinner Sets. Chocolate cups and saucers. 5 o'clock tea cups and saucers. Salad Sets . Cake Plates. Chocolate Sets. Salad-Bowls. Tete-a-tete sets Sugars and Creameis, Ice Cream Sets. Fruit Plates, Meat Sets ' Piano anti Banquet Lampe in great variety. Onyx Tables, Tea Stands, Candelabra, aftd Art Pottery of all standard manufactures. Rich Cut Glass. Solid Silver. Our Art Room is now read} for inspection and is well worth a visit. You are nil invited. 1XUTIT“-K Tl ■I I I ALWAYS SMOKE THE BEST COOJi & HUNTER *• Market 118 W.-MAIN ST., KALAMAZOO ILLA RD., TOUR MVORITE HOHE HEwJPhPER L WSj Odtd Sto lbs Lcaiiag rucMLflTiOH • \ I . 88 i|Uite8. ONE YEAR F^OR ONLY $1.10 .Your Home would be incomplete without it. The New M Wly Tribune X FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN AbYANCE. “N. Y. Weekly Tribune,” regular price per year $1.00. We furnish both papers for Ei.’iSS. ®>« - Hastings City Bank, - - $1.10 LOOK4 HERE Wheat is and flour ’ same, For a should — be the short time I will sell An article of uirielr Interest ; -u' oh •’ rhe Horse In Amer The subject will attract wide attenOne good Portland cutter, two cook ti-n by reason of some of the recent reterlr naw. •>“ ourksible incident* iu the culture of speed stoves at my house on N. »*y- OPI*^ among horses. ' ■ire school house. Pov.T.i:-. Mu. I rot Eugene Davenport will lecture be fore the Daughters ot Rebecca tomorrow -ning. The subject on whieh be will Married. s-rak will bo ‘Braxfi." tellift of tbe man-attben-utencfl :;e'.v of oar South . custoaw, habits, ete------------------American neighbors- To say that it will A raiaau Aew* want* Dr. Baugh­ man handicapped, a* he, when out hunt­ i>cttrt*io and that t e lieire^ ing. get* more quail and rabbit* In oaoday than sny other Woodiandlte can show up rru* Brown, formerly of Carlton, now Qf Woodbury^H nursing a very sore non and leg- caused by r«r«lcM hunters In lhe north wood*, it i*em* that a bear had be-*n driven Into a swamp, and after men tn stationed aromid the swamp. liMt bevi drive tha bear out and as I’rru* Wr «r.-d in said UA.ho»«R».uWt!;SJ. AffUu fteyuold*. Carter- . Reynold*. D.G. Eobta*<«>. JohnCsTToCb, P. T. Coterow* $1.90 PEK 100 LBJ This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to be first grade. Live poultry wanted JOS. ROGERS �ARCHIE McCOY, HASTINGS, J ■- HAS THE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY FOR THE F.lfflUS & {turn From the finest Axminster to the cheapest Ingrains. Prices guaranteed with any house in Mich. A trial order will convince you of the truth of this fact. Carpets sold from sample give the best Satisfaction. Rubber Mats, Brush Mats, Cocoa Matting, A very pretty Hassock for 25 cents. Chenille Draperies in all the new things from 85 to 825 per pair, Smyrna Rugs, 50 styles 81 to 85. Goat Skin Rugs ARCHIE McCOY, The Furniture and. Carpet Man. To wash chamois, make a suds of tepid water and white eastile soap, shake . well and pullout while drying. To remove * glass stopper that has be­ come fast, put a drop ot sweet oil or gly-| cerine In the crevice above lhe stopper, lu an hour or so the stopper may be easily , * removed. . A simple test for the detection ot lead In drinking water Is furnished by tinc­ ture of cochineal, a few drops ot which will color the water blue if there Is the re­ motest trace of lead present. A large, padded chair, with a high back and high sides as the kind known as tbe "winged chalf.” is especially desirable for an invalid's room, os it supports the bead and is a protection on all sides against the insidious draughts. Usually cahdle wax can be removed from cloth by a hot Iron anti brown paper; put the paper (heavy brown) under and upon top aud change as often as you see the spots upon the paper. Turpentine will remove pitch and shoemaker's wax. Kpieures now claim that the fruit course at breakfast should come In at the finish, and many ductors add that to begin jrlth fmlt often brings on headache*' as the acids have tlii stomach all to themselves for a while. Kerosene will make a tin kettle as bright as new, Wet a flannel cloth aad rub with it. Kerosene will also remove stains and dirt from varnished furniture. To clean and preserve the color of ivory ornaments, brooches, card cafes, brooklets and chains, etc., place the articles to be cleansed in a basin of cold water and allow them to remain in it for twenty-tour bounf. Take them out of the water and lay them on a clean soft towel, but do not wipe .them: they must be drind by the air, and any water that remains in the carving of tbe Ivory should be blown out It allowed to settle on the Ivory it will de­ stroy the color. It pays to investigate and expert menL Keep a close account of the coat of crops. ’ To deepen hard-pan soil, use a subsoil plow, leaving It lying below the mellow surface soli. Make the country home attractive. Nothing adds more to the beautv of nhomo than a nice, aliady lawn. A stofyof an old Revolutionary soldier, a resident of Vermont, who never wearied of relating his own adventures, and who ns he grew older seemed to grow more and more imaginative, is printed In Harper’s Weekly. One “yam” of ’which he was pr.rticnlarly fond had to do with a time when General Washington needed for some reason to send a dispatch to General Lafay­ ette. The trip was an peculiarly haxardous that Washington hesitated to order any one to undertake it. He stepped out tn front of a Hne of men and asked for a vol­ unteer. Fur a moment or two no one moved. “Then,” the veteran Vermonter used to say, "I just stepped out three paces and tipped my hat, and said. T am your man, Mr. Washington.’" lie act out at oncy, aud after many hairbreadth escapes found General Lafayette and returned safely to camp. Then he hastened to the “Mr. Washington's'* tent and reported hla errand accomplished. At thia point in bi* story the old , gentle­ man always waxed eloquent. “The general he aaid he thought as how I was iu» plucky and ax brave nnd ns able a man as he'd ever see, anti then ho took off bls sword and his belt and he handed 'em to me, sayin as how I wax so much braver than him I’d earned tho right to wear 'em instead of him. He thought on how I wm so much more Ctten for slch honor tluw him, an bo want­ ed me to take his place.” At this interext■ ing point tlio narrator would stop nod wait till soml one asked, as some one always did, “What did you say, Mr. Iz—;!" Then he would draw, himself up to his fail height and reply. “I says to him. says I, ‘Mr. Washington, you're a better educated man than I am; you keep ’em yourself.' ” The Largeel Cockleshell. At Kenmare caxtlo there Is an nuonnous cockleshell weighing 13) pounds, brought from the South Sen islands, and molded into a most fantastic form, exquixltely elaborated by tbe inanimate band of nature. It is, or perhaps more correctly speaking, was in theioldendays of baronial hospital­ ity used ax a punch bowL When this gigantic natural Iwwl, filled with its ocean of choicest; punth. was placed oo the oaken table In tlic vaulted ball of the castle, it is recorded that the effect was highly pleas­ ing and added speedily to the joyous fes­ tivity of the assembled company. Tho shells of tbe liivalve Tridachna gigna, how­ ever, are <1x6 larger rtill.'some being fgund measuring a yard and a half in length and weighing 500 pounds. Magnificent ex­ amples of. these last named shells may bo seen iu the (’hutch of St. Salpice, Paris, where they hold tbe holy water. They were the gift of the Venetian Republic to Francis I.—Loudoo Tit-Bita. The want of a ready method of dealing with ashes obtained from boiler flres or other .source of heating power so as to ex­ tract the unconsumed fuel called "broexe," so that It could be used over again, has long been felt- Thousands of tons of good fuel are daily thrown away for want of a ready method of cleansing it from the ashes with which it leaves the furnncex—Pittaburg Dispatch. __________________ Sand*j School Superintendent—Tommy, can you tell me why the lion* didn't eat Daniel when he was in their den! Tommy—I guess it must er b’cn, mister, 'cause he was like you on hndn't any moat on him.—Boston Courier. John McDarby, of Salmon Falls. Mass., baa double teeth all around and a stomach which doesn't rebel when he chews and swallows glass, stones aud other indlgostlblss. _.________________ It is said of tho moon that “If the new moon appears with-Qie points of the cres­ cent turned » p the mouth will I* dry. If the points m turned down, it will be wet.” ARE GOING TO DYE This winter? If you are do you want good results, do you want to get a good color and not injure your goods? then use pure dye stuffs. There’s a great deal of dif­ ference in good and poor dyestuffs With one you are pleased with the result, with the other you are dis­ gusted. If you buy of me yoTi will always be pleased. 1 make it a point to buj’ the best dye stuffs in the market. 1 have a full line of Diamond, Cushing’s Perfection and Peerless dyes for cotton and wool, The stock of lumber and shingles lately purchased by At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and stlid- mg- WHAT IS CATARRH? Opinion of nu Eminent Medlcwl Authority, . Catarrh is the canse of more diseases than all other causes combined. There arc very few diseases to which human flesh is subject that can not be traced dlreclly to catarrh. Not only lx catarrh ca­ pable of producing a. great variety of dl1 senses, but it also attacks any organ or part of the body. It causes in the cant deafness,' in Uie eyes blindness, tn the head and throat discharges and offensive odors, in the bronchial tubes and larynx cough and hoarseness. In tbe lungs con­ sumption, tn the stomach dyspepsia, in the kidmiys Bright's disease, io the |>eivic organs a host of derangements too numer­ ous for mention. Pe-ru-na cures catarrh and all catarrhal dlsea-ses wherever loca­ ted. Pe-ru-na is a systemic rrntody and hence gures catarrh of Internal organs as surely as It does catarrh of external or­ gans, as no local application to tbe affect­ ed organ is necessary. Send for a free copy of Tbe Family Physician No. 9. Ad­ dress Ths Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Company, Columbus, Ohio. Fred L. Heath Thu THE DRUQQI5T, Watch for ray display of holiday goods. The latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. Their No/2 shingles are “just top sweet for anythin 25 YEARS SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that STERLING INLAID PROBATE ORDER, suteof Michigan. County of Baa/—ss. At a FCMlbn of the Proluge Court for tho bounty of Barry, holden al the Probate Office in tlie city of Ilaatlngs. In said eotuity, on Wednes­ day, the 30lh dav of November, in the year one thousand eight hundred and nlcetytwo. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ef Tbe hog pen and the poultry house 1“ro bate. should furnish their share of fertilising; Telephones' orc to bo used for ferreting In tbe inatter of tbe estate of James Cox. deceased. out the habitual water waster. The water ­ material tokdep up the farm. On reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ phone, said to be the invention of Professor fied. ot Ln elan A. Hyde, administrator of said An animal. Is rarely vicious or intracta­' Bell, tie patentee of the telephone, is tbe I estate, that he mav be licensed to sell ble without n cause. Remember this In1 basis of a pew million dollar corporation. tbe realpraying estate nf said deceased as tn said pe­ managing the young stock. It is a mechanical telephone having a tition described for the reasons a»d purposes therein set forth. The proper place to feed stock when it; diaphragm about three Inches in diameter Thereupon it Is ordered, thst Wednesday, the is done outside of the stable or feed lots is’ In a large I bell shaped transmitter. Con­ Mth day of December, A. D.. isra at fen o'clock tact is made with a steel pin, which has a la the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of on the poor spots in the field. said petition, and that the heirn at law of said j thread on its external end, to which maybe deceased and al) ot her persons Interested In said The experiment stations have decided J, attached a sounding rod. estate, arc required to appear st a seM'.on that the smut'of oats, and the “stinking • ■ In operation tbe inspector of the water­ of said court then to be holden al lhe Probate In the city of Hastings, tn said county, smut” of whett are parasitic plants. ?‘ works plates the end of tho sounding rod Office, and show cause, if any them be. why the praver pipe the A large farm is nnt necessary. A grxxl, on ■— the •". r7 leading into •• — house, and can ; <>f the petitioner may not be granted. And it Is farther ordered, that said petitioner give no­ ll.liut trore luppluM, mo be rolteo I "““b ™h°' th” tice to the persons Interested in said estate, of .... .. .. " . the mwlntix flnld I* lw>intr went™! Th. precious fluid Is being wasted. The out of fewer acres than many suppose. the pendency of said petition, and tbe hearing waterphone can also l>e used to locate thereof by causing a copy of this order to be One of the best ways of increasing tbe leaks taking the place of tho steel wire published In the Hastings Baxxdl a newspa­ income of the, farm Is to raise the value of which plumber* hold be tween their teeth per printed and circulated In said county nf Barrv, once in each week for three successive what you have to sell. Choice products and prem against the pipe for tbe same weeks previous to said day ef bearing. 1 always bring lhe best prices. purpose.—Buffalo News. Cuaulxb W. AaurrnoMq, (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. While cultivating the soli it Should be Don’t Worry About Your Health. remembered that It is Just as Important to Don't worry about your health. More culUvatdtbe'mlnd and heart. It is a los­ people make themselves ill by doing that ing game ip work so hard, and such long than Is generally supposed. If you are con­ hours that there is no time for reading or stantly imagining that there Is something recreation.1 Rest, read and recreate ss tho matter with you you ^illdo yourself harm. Live as far awyou are able a healthy life and fnr the rent take your chance liko State Nows. nman. There are plenty of people who Tin; rualdvuo*' of W; J. Sterling, at Car- suffer a living death by allowing them­ rolltuu. was destroyed by fire early Wed­ selves 'to imagine that they are going to nesday mo.-r.ihg. the family barely escap­ have every Illness they read about. ing with their lives. Ixms on building and contents. SI.WO; insured. The nd.joining residence of Mrs. Kate Ryan was Appended is a list of technical terms, To inspect our goods and ’compare quality and ‘damaged to the extent of $300; also In­ common nouns, derived from the names of house in the city. Our’sJwiU stand the test. scientific men. eared. Ampere, coulomb, daguerrotype, davy, The number of dead and maimed squir­ farad, galvanism, hessian, Jacobian, joule, rel and rabbit hunters this year Is unus­ ually large, and If the records were com­ kyanism. Ileberkuhn, moncriefllan, nonius, piled would - form a terrible story of oersted, ohm, orrery, pfafflan, tai botype, vernier, volt, watt, webcr, wrouskian.— carnage Hahny Hess of Buchanan 1* tbe Notes and Queries. latest victim. He climbed upon u stump to get a better view, and rested the broech of bls gun thereon. It slipped off, the Hurry—Deplorable! Young Brown, son hammer struck tbe edge of tbe stump, one ot the railrt'.-ut magnate, a raving maniac) barrel was discharged, and after tearing Will—So I have beard. Employed In an away a thumb aud a finger, the charge of inunne aaylum. shot entered the side of bis bead and neck. Harry—Employed, did you say) He fe not denil and may survive. Will—Tea. He is invaluable for naming One uf the recitation rooms, in the Far-< new palacs cars.—Pittsburg Bulletin. ragut school at Bay City looked like n । The greatest eneoly of suburban tele­ supply xtnre Wednesday afternoon. At! phone and telegraph poles is the wood­ the request of the teacher* the pupils pecker. whose search for the numerous inbrought In a donation for the Thanksgiving secu which inltabli the wood often leaves remembrance of the forty poor pupils in the pole literally honeycombed. the different room*. The room was well filled with all kinds of ratable*. clothing, boots. «hoes. etc. This practice of making with newsWhen we commence to build up the stock we must weed out the bad qualities and. do It as Hist as possible. IT’S A “JIM DANDY, YOU SPOONS AND FORKS Are warranted to iast. Also remember you fet a Present—“Good orm,” of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jewerystore. Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R, Pancoast E HAVE just received and opened up our first invoices of new fall dress goods. To say that we are pleased with them would not describe it. And our friends who have seen them are also satisfied. They are the cheapest and best line we ever offered. You will say so when you see them. W The Reliable Jeweler. YOU raon 12 i~2 cekits up ARE INVITED prices with any We call special attention to a line that cannot fail to please you, and goods that have proven very at tractive to all who have seen them. We refer to the L. E. STAUFFER WFINQ5 BANNER N. Y. TRIBUTE The two papers for Si. 10 per year. th*’. tttottketrt. COOK BROS We are now showing our first invoice of thes good Come in and see them at RUSSELL’S � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-12-08.pdf ddf4cfb0add5828f12ebedf7118d927f PDF Text Text Hastings Banner. HASTINGS, MICH., DECEMBER 8, 1892. Hastings Banner, Published Thursdays by COOK SBOS.. HA8TIXG8, MICH. COUNTY NEWS. Noah rille. Tom Purkey Is,home again—Miss Ada Michael, of Chattanooga, formerly of Hastings, is visiting Lulu Felghner and other friends here—Bev. Washington Gardner Is expected to deliver a lecture here Friday evening for the benefit of the school—Danclng’school opened here Mon­ day evening, with Mrs. Frank Barnes of Hastings, as teacher—D. B. Robinson spent Sunday at Albion—News seems to be very scarce in this section. (✓) u O 'eet A POINTER ’S what you are looking for. to give you. Speaking of. THAT That’s what we’re here What can please a friend or relative better than to stop that headache orblurr before the eyes when reading, and extend and preserve that much needed good vision. If you wish to do a noble good act, just have those eyes prop­ erly examined by one who makes eye study a business. For there are stoves and stoves—and by the way it is a Dr. Lowry has a large stock timely subject—we desire to remark than when you want ot the best quality and great­ One. est variety .of styles of eye­ glasses and spectacles on hand and is always glad to do his best for his patrons. Dr. Low­ ry giveshisown personalatten­ tion to all cases and will not trust any agent or deputies. STOVES and STOVES, COdL OK WOOB Cook stove or heater, gojwhere they are at GOODY EAR BROS. Peninsular Stw and Ranjis The recognized leaders. makes. Others and good Coal and wood cost money. You can save money by buying a stove that saves fuel. We have them and will be glad to show them. Call in. GOODYEAR BROS For Holiday Presents, GOODYEAR'S DRUG : STORE. ALBUMS GIFT BOOKS, DOLLS, TOYS, ETC. Largest Variety— —Lowest Prices. Peoples’ Drug Store. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. . WHOLE NO. 1956 friends at present—Frank Andrus is en­ tertaining a felon on bls thumb—To S. B. Carpenter and wife a girl baby—Jay Car­ penter has moved bis family on Mrs. Eliza Caln's place—Mrs. Wm. Nash en­ tertained the Ladies Aid society last Wed­ nesday—Mlaa Agnes Richardson, of Clarksville, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Et­ ta Nash—School Is progressing finely Mr. Vester gives Vbe best of satisfaction—Carl­ ton has a chair bottoming factory under full speed employing all who wish a Job. Lulu Glover, of Sylvan, Mich., is visit­ ing her sister, Mrs. C. E. Paul—A dona­ tion will be held at Mosher's ball. Ban­ field, on Tuesday night, Dec. flth, for the^ benefit of the resident minister—Richard Godsmark. who lives Just across the base line In Bedford, has sold his farm—The weather has been very favorable for wood cutting, and many are Improving the op­ portunity—The prospects of having a bell David Kuntz is sick—Thos. Jarrard, of on the church at Banfield seems to give Blanchard, ia calling on Maple Grove quite general satisfaction. May its tones friends— Wm. Bivens has enlarged and be void of discord. replastered his house—The Maple Grove S. S. convention was held at the M. E. We hear that E. W. Coats shipped a church last Tuesday—C. Cassell has re­ turned from Dak.—Mr. McMorc and M. deer from the north to his father here— Guy have each built new poultry houses Our teacher is to have a Christmas tree at and Chas. Kinley a wagon shed—Mrs. the school house for the school—John Phillips, nn old lady Hying with her son, Meed’s boy,is on the sick Hat—John Marks just south of Nashville, died last night— was the unlucky loses of a good watch— Miss Mary Griffin, of Kalamazoo, Is visi­ Lee Chase made a business trip to the city ting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theo. this week—Herb Sprague Is ticket agent Griffin—Will Sample and Ralph Denary and depot manager. took a cold water bath Thanksgiving day by having the Ice break when attempting Brush Ridge. to cross the pond—George Griffin who has John Robinson is again residing! at been visiting here returned borne Saturday Brush Ridge—Willard Payne no longer —Rev. Davis will preach nt the U. B. resides in our midst—Our school house is church next Saturday evening—Misses in somewhat of a delapidated condition— Annie and Rosa Marshall nre visiting Charley Anders who bas been visiting friends in Ohio, relatives In Grand Rapids, has returned home—Carl And-irs was under the doctor's Carlton. care last week, but Is better now—The On the 29th. of Nov., a few friends of O. scarlet fever cases south of here, arc re­ C. Barnum surprised him nt his new home ported better—Our county drain commis­ to help him celebrate his birthday. D. C. sioner was at Brush Ridge last week. Kenyon in a few chosen words, voiced the sentiments of the company and pre­ sented a couch, with many wishes for 1 forgot to state last week that the blessings In the future. Mr. Barnum very touchingly responded and after sing­ bunting party that went north had re­ turned. They killed eight deer-a pretty ing "Sweet Bye and Bye.’’ each did tbelr good showing fora party of only eight in­ share In storing away some of the good dividuals—L. King has gone to Hastings things, provided by willing hands. The —The Young People's Alliance will have afternoon was spent in pleasant and an entertainment at the church on Christ­ profitable conversation. The friends re­ inas eve—Frank Leonard will work' for turned to their homes, Doping that many George Hayward this winter—Captain happy birthdays may home in the years of Archer, of Chicago, is visiting his sisters, a long and well spent fife. Mrs. Shepard Oliver and Mrs. Walter Oli­ ver—Thomas Fart and James Bates are ' Cedar Creek. Harry* Jones is bird bunting at Bloom­ cutting wood for Mr. Stewart, of Allegan ingdale—Jilmon Cnrmnlng, formerly of Co.—George Mosier was In town last Sat­ this place but now of Montcalm county, urday, closing up some business transac­ was visiting friends here last week—Mrs. tions. preparatory to moving from Milo to John McGum has gone to New York his farm twelve miles south of Battle State visiting—Frank Newton will collect Creak—Mart and Jim Batea-made a bust the taxes In this town this winter—S' n<81 trip to Zealand last week. Sprague, of Cloverdale, visited at Will PrajrftavlU*. Shedd’s last week—Our hunters have re­ Bev. VanAntwerp and wife visited at turned from their bunt. West Lance killed one deer, J. W. Valentine one and Alimo last week—Herbert McBain has, Ben Rlshop killed a large wild cal—Sid­ built an addition to his bam—Arthur ney Hall Is still In the north woods, where Patton and wife, Of Cloverdale, visited at he went hunting—Will McGurn is of age L. Loveland's Saturday and Sunday—Rev. this fall and started out to make bis for­ VanAntwerp will begin revival services in tune in New' York—Frank Bailey the M. E. church Wednesday—J. E. •has moved onto the old Doty farm--Some Calms. J. Drummond and Geo. Blackman democrats think that after the 4th. of were at Grand Rapids last Friday—Jacob Marpb. the old soldiers will be rewarded Brandstetter was in town the latter part for tbelr service* in a way they shouln be. of .the week—David Honeywell Is home W® think so in a horn. Yes. yea—J. H. from Kalamazoo where he Is attending Valentine thinks the man that poisoned school, for a weeks vacation—Chas. Van Ins hound would commit murder If he Antwerp went to Grand Rapids last Mon­ thought he would not be found out—D. day—Mrs. Phillips, of Hillsdale, has been L. Morthland bas his new house ready to spending^ few days with her cousin, Mrs. Wm. Brown—Mrs. J. J. Perkins has been move in. entertaining a brMhvr and sister • from Orleans, N. Y., aiso-Judge Armstrong and N. F. Clemens is still confined to his wife, and her son John Curtis and wife— house—David Murrurlng moved in the Geo. Wilkinson, of OUego, who has been Newton house Inst week—Wm. Smith, of dangerously ill with typhoid fever, has Grand Rapids, visited at R. R. Stanton’s been moved to the home of his father. L. last week—The Ladles Aid society was Wilkinson. He Is not considered to be out held at Geo. Bryant’s Tuesday evening— of danger yet—it Is reported that some J. Woodmansee expects to move in Mr. horses are afflicted with glanders on the Wilsons bouse this week—Mrs. Reed and Washburn farm—The Milo people will daughter, Kate visited her daughter in give Rev. VanAntwerp a donation on Battle Creek last week—Geo. Wilson is Tuesday evening. gradually tailing—Henry Gaskill, of Bat­ tle Creek, was here the latter part of last week, with a gentleman, for the purpose Mrs. May Morehouse was at the Center of selling his farm—Dr. VanHorn and three days last week—Mrs. Millard Ham­ wife attended the 95th anniversary of her ilton, of Albion, is at her father’s. A. W. sister’s marriage, at Grass lake—Lettie Wilcox—John A. Russell, of Battle Creek, Herrington, of Maple Grove. Is visiting is visiting at Henry Tasker’s—Bert Shep­ relatives here at present—The Infant ard will hnvo n dance at his hall Friday child of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Arnold, that evening of thia week—Mrs. N. Churchill wae burned last week Is gaining and it is is no tatter. A council was held Sunday thought tho eye will be all right—4L by Drs. Briggs, of BatUe Creek, and Pow­ •Smith expects to go to Indiana to stay ers, of this place—Millon liartom' has with her sister, Mrs. Powers, after Christ­ been quite sick with the grip. Tire first mas. for the rest of the winter, as' Mrs. case In town—Emma Sehafliauser is at bome.from Bellevue—Mrs. Wm. Burgess Brown Is in poor health. received a telegram last week from Indiana, that Kittle Burgess was dying. She start­ ‘ Fine winter weather—A car load of ed at once but found her-dead when she wheat per day Is taken In here at 07 cents arrived. —A very pleasant surprise party was that DeHon. given to master Earl C. Towne one eve­ Delton Is on the move—W. Pierce mov­ ning last week by his school mates—KeJlog Flower ami family returned last Mon- ed . into bis new house Thursday last—Wm. day morning after an absence of two years VanHorn moved info the house vacated by on the Flower Bros. G40 acre farm in Min­ Henry Dubois last Thursday—Jerry Sprqul nesota. The two Bros, alternate two balhh goods shipped to Kalamazoo—X years each on their western ranch. Aa Robbnon has moved to Hope—Orrin Day­ Homer leaves this week for bls two years ton bas moved into the house vacate*! by in the west their many neighbors and J. Robinson Monday—Mrs. Evans Is re­ friends to the number of 30, thought to papering her bouse and repairing in genefgive them a surprise party and carried al: Mr. Reynolds doing the work—The tbelr Intentions out very successfully by­ Experience social given by the "Ladles surprising Kellog on his return and Homer Aid’’ at the school house last Thursday on his departure--The U. 8. senatorial evening was a grand success. The house question seems to be warming up where was crowded and all were well entertain­ the writer bas been for the past three ed. Receipts of tho evening 310.55—Mr. weeks. Please select the ablest.man Edgett and wife have been stopping at the without regard to money—Christmas Thompson house for a few days—Web beef is in great demand and contracts Thompson has appeared on our streets have been made at great figures. Many again—Mrs. Stanley's bouse Is enclosed— sheep are being fed around here. 1 un­ The scarlet fever cases in Hope are better derstand W. R. Williams and son In law —Mrs. S. Watsop Is gaining—Mrs. Cum­ Hal Bellinger, are feeding seven or mings. of' Yorkville,' Sundayed with her eight hundred, and that reminds me W. sister. Mrs. 8. Wateon—C. Johnson has H. has got to be grandfather—B. R. Fen­ bought a new steed and has the lumber on ner has sold to his son. Bead Eenner. 100 thi grounds for a new barn. J. Williams acres of his farm—Our new merchant, Mr. is to build It we understand—Mrs. E. Bar­ Gros, Is well pleased with hla location and ton wks severely burned by the fire from trade so far—Tax paying is the order of her gasoline stove the other day so we un­ the day now—Mrs James Flynn has gone derstand—Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Potter. to Kalamazoo to live and A. C. Towne has Sunday. Dec. 4 th, a daughter—The La­ dles Aid met at the residence of Mrs. the care of her farm. Skillman Wednesday—Mrs. Griffin Is able to be out again—T. J. Kelley !• a little Carlton. better—Bishop Bros, and familieo spent Mr. John Bessmer. of Hastings, was Sunday near Shultz—Harvey Adams of in Carlton Monday—Mias Mary Cain, of Cloverdale, was In town Saturday to Jo Lowell, is visiting relatives here this week some trading—Mrs. Covey, who has been —There was a full bouse at the M. E. visiting at J. Williams, returned to her church Sunday night—Miss Sates, of Ag­ home in Kalamazoo Wednesday. nes, Ottawa Co., Is visiting Carlton A way down near the tip end of the South American horn we find one of the end towns of the world—Punta Arenas. It is located in 1st. 53.10, on the New Brunswick peninsula, In the territory of Magellanes, Chili. Its name is derived from its situa­ tion. as Punta Arenas is the Spanish for Sandy point. Just back of the town large fields that were formerly covered with timber, bat that had been burned away, are now cov­ ered by a thick growth of moew, except where the frugal and industrious settler has cleared the ground either for grazing or for agricultural purposes, anti still back of these fields snow capped mountains rise to an altitude of 1,000 feet or more. Op­ posite the point and Jut across the Straits of Magellan is tho island of Terra del Fuego or "the land cd fire.” Magellan, its discoverer, bo named it because on the night of, his discovery there was an almost continuous string of fires dotted along its entire shore. These fires were no doubt the signals the natives used u> warn one an­ other of the approach cf strangers. Punta Arenas was founded in 1043 as a convict settlement, and continued as such until the European steamship lines adopt ed the route through the straits; then it became a coaling and supplying station, taking the place of the Falkland islands, 500 miles distant. As it is practically the only town in southern South America, the distance from the nearest town on the Pacific coast to the nearest on the^Atlnntic . being about 4,000 miles, Punta Arenas soon became quite an important station of call and supply, and, necessarily following, an important town in both com: nercial and manufacturing aspects. The sending of convicts was stopped after the steamships adopted it as a coal­ ing and supplying station, and in their stead were sent 309 immigrants with w governor to take possession of the terri­ tory. The military guard was also with­ drawn during the war with Peru, a ticket of leave being granted to the convicts who consented to serve in the Chilian army. After these undesirable occupants left the population steadily increased, until in 1888 it reached the sum of SJXJOln alt Here also the daily formula of affairs with which we are accustomed to in steady going New York is turned upsidedown and backside foremost, although the changes are by no means as startling os at Hammerfest. Think of spring commenc­ ing in September, summer In December* autumn in March and winter in June; think of speaking of the heats of Decem­ ber and the cold, boisterous winds of June; think of a .country that produces men six and almost seven feet high. \ The climate is of course the first subject for our consideration. Though it is often cold and chilly and very nearly always . wet, yet it is very healthful, in fact the . wet provinces are the most salubrious, and what ill health there is is generally owing to some fault cf thy people. One of the most fatal diseases i^stysentery, aris­ ing from a too free consumption of the watermelon, and next in rank, owing to the bad system of sewerage, are gastric, typhoid and typhus fevers. The sewers generally consist of partly opened channels passing through the bouses, sometimes with running water and at other times nearly dry. The most healthful period is just before the rain sets in during the month of April, when the death rate is 7.1 per thousand; the most unhenlthful {ador­ ing the heats of Decembf r and January, whet: the death rate reaches 9.9. Punta Arenas Is distinctively a cosmo­ politan town. Every race, every nation, every class has its representative-tho . Chinese, the negro, the Irishman,•the Pole, the Englishman, the Italian, th.e German^ ) the Russian, the Portuguese, the Hsbrelr/ the Spaniard. All these are represented by cx-convicts, fugitives, castaway1 sailor deserters, nnd last, but by no means the leant, the legitimate merchant, with a legitimate business and a legitimate pur­ pose. But the real natives are the, Fata gonians and the Spaniards, bearing re­ spectively the wane relationship U their country nnd to each other as the Indians do toward Americans and the L'nited States. The Patagonians, numbering about £0,000 in ail, inhabit the territory of Mngellr.nes mid.the island of Tetra del Fuego, and in stature are the giants of the world. In fifty ordinary men the average height was (1 feet 4j< inches, the tallest being 0 feet l??4 Inches, and' the shortest being G feet X of an inch. There is noth­ ing odd about their religion. They wor­ ship a deity called Coche, ami alsolbelieve in the immortality of the soul. But al­ though their religion does not forbid it. they do not practice polygamy—quite an unusual thing among the South American Indian tribes. The Spaniards are the same Spaniards we know In sunny Spain, except that their instincts and language are slightly modi­ fied by admixture with foreign nations. The rules of society life are practically the same as in France or Catholic Germany. They dross about tho same; they live about the same; they nre amused about the same, and their inclinations also run in about the same direction. Sunday is spent as a holiday, at which time the people indulge in bulls, receptions, dinners, theaters and operas, but the Sunday that stands out beyond all others, the great fete day of the year, is the one on which occurs the bull fight, the sport par excellence of all the Spanish nations. Athletic sports are un­ known, but good horsemanship is com­ mon. The Americans, with their usual go ahead spirit, have introduced and cot, strutted railways, telegraphs, flour mills, etc. -. One of tie mint interesting Hut at th* same time most dangerous physical fea­ tures Is the earthquake. Ail Chili is sub- ' Ject to frequent light earth shocks that cause great alarm lest they should ta fol­ lowed by the "earthquake” itself. The shocks cause little if any danger and are rarely followed by the earthquake, the lat­ ter. according to popular belief, occurring about once every fifty years. The people have guarded as best they can against buildings, that look strangp indeed in con­ trast to the sky scraping edifices of New York: but practicability is the ruling Belgium bars a groove i of an enlargement at thi Ugc of which is that the i �Sucb COHDEKSED f/l 1 Tleat Makes an every-day convenience of an old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each package makes two large pies. Avoid taltations—and Insist on having the NONE SUCH brand. MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse, N. To after waiting a few minutes longer bo moved down the ravine to a erpo* where he could a»een<l the bank. Ho worked his way up with great caution, nnd when he had a clear view of tho ground above there was nothing in sight to increase his anxiety. He had expected to behold Taylor’s dead and mutilated corpse, but nothing of tho man living or dead met hfd vi<jw._ Harkins kept his place of observation for a quarter of an hour, and then bold­ ly climbed out of the ravine to make an investigation. Tho first thing ho saw was his gun, which had been tucked away under a cedar lyish. Re walked down to whore he believed Taylor stood when ho shouted his alarm, and thereon tho ground wm a cartridge shell. It was proof that tho man had fired from that spot and stood right there to throw the shell out of his gun. If there had been an attack he would have been on the move. Harkins was slow in reach­ ing a conclusion, but ho had arrived at the truth when ho sat down and solilo- “It was Taylor who fired at me. He wanted mo out of the yvay so that ho He need not share the gold with me. ” Wb-;n she wusa CUM. «h« cried fur Costorlx shot just u8 I was falling and lie dared not advance to see whether ho had made •When she became Mim, she dung to CaMurix When she had Children, she gave them Castoria. a sure job or not. He hid.my rifle be­ cause he means to go back to camp and claim that I wm killed by Indians.” It was now midafternoon and Harkins was at; least ten miles from the camp. Haring no skill m a woodsman, he had Battie €rwk bas a walking mulch. trusted entirely to Taylor to observe Then? will be no Michigan slate fair landmarks, and he now doubted if ho next year.' e/c-n know the general direction in Lansing sidewalks arc causing the which tho eamp wm tituated. Ho cast -expensive damage suit* about for the highest jwint of ground, and whpn ho had ascended it he discov­ ; Catarrh in the !|«:ad ered that he could sob a; portion of the Is undoubtfdlv a dtMaae of tue blood, ai'd av valley up which the train h/d come. surh oaly srellaldc Mi»>! puripor can t a perfect cure, flood’s tUhcipxrilla to the tert This gave him the general direction and blood-purifc-r. .fand II iu< many • be net off with fettlinpi ranch relieved. “‘Lnh h“*t rtirvd Stt&'Sttj Taylor liad no doubt started for camp and till ids V? the whole syteto. at once, and as he wqnld have to ac­ Hood’s Pills a-i cs • cta»’.y upon the to er; rousing itffoni ttnplditj •<> 1 - ; ua'u 11 dul es. count tor his appearing alone he would cute constipation and assist dikestlon. tell a story which would bring grief and distraction to at least one heart.. "Poor Bessie’ ' What would she do?’ the father kept saying as ho hurried along, and the thought of her wild grief at learning of his death made him hurry the faster. He wm compelled tb bear to tho left to avoid obstructions, and when he had covend half the distance he suddenly ‘-►J. found himself on the brink of a canyon., It was a wild, gloomy chasm in the hills, and so dark at tho bottom that he could make out nothing. He kicked a loose stonoiat his feet into the gulf, and • OOPVRICHT BY AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION. |BS9 it went;sheer down .seventy-five feet be­ fore it struck with a dull thud. Tho lakes and rivers and mountains CHAPTER X. and valleys are wonderful things in na­ ture’s handiwork, but the canyons are more wonderful still. Think of tho mighty power required to split a great mountain m twain far miles- and mile?, l*eginnihg where it rises from the plain and continuing back until the walls of the chasm are a thousand feet high! Think of Nio mighty wrath let loose upon the earth that d-ty—the ran hang­ ing bl<xi<l red in the murky heavens, the awful roar of tho hurricane* sweeping n continent, tho crash and explosion, the trembling of a world! And deep down in these awful rifts there is ever darkness—ever midnight. Tho water drips' and drips and drips with sound so monotonous that a human being would bo driven insane in a day. "OUffotca and reaepfUlerf* No serpents crawl there—no living Taylor had been deliberating and plan­ thing cun endure that griiuness and sol­ ning since leaving camp, and* h** had itude. The grizzly bear—the king of firmly decjdwl to usaasinato Harkins. terrors-jwhunned and dreaded by all It was ajgolden opixjrtunity. The two and lu/ing all, makes his lair m these were alone, far from vamp, and who was ■drifts, but goes back only to the edgo of to deny any atory he might tell when he the shadow cast by the sun. , He fears returned without Lis partner? With nothing living, but he fears that dark­ Harkins out of tho way he was the solo ness and silence. pm^e.-’-' or of tho golden secret Harkins followed down to tho edge of Taylor’s;change of demeanor should tho. canyon, and after half an hour’s have put tho English num on his guard, -walk he came to the spot where it began, but if had the opposite effect. The warn­ and this permitted him to make a de­ ings utterpd by Bess find Joo were for­ scent to the more level ground. As ho gotten, and the man reproached himself stood for a moment looking up the rift with tho thought1 that he had unjustly it seemed to him as if he_had seen the accused one who wm that very moment place before. This was, as be reflected, thirsting for his life. impossible, but a sudden idea made hun Dinner being over, Taylor wm ready almost gasp for breath. for action. His face was pale, his liauds "I am about five miles to tho right of trembled and he could not control his Custer’s peak,” he whispered to himself, voice as he said: "and this must bo the canyon the old ••You examine that ledge over yonder, hunter told us of in his dying hour.” while I bear off here to the right a bit. Had it been curlier in tho day he I won’t go far.” would have investigated, for ha had not With on full right” cm his lips Harkins the least fear of Indians, but the rapidly shouldered his riflo and moved forward declining sun warned him that he must without a look behind him. Reaching be on the move if he would reach tho the ledge ho leaned his gun against it wagons before dark. His way to the and began to investigate. He moved to south was almost blocked by a huge tho left, and was at the corner of the moss of rock, and he wm about to flank mass and on tho edge of a gully or ravine tliis when he heard tho sound of human when he felt tho ground giving way voices. Some one was speaking on tho under his feet At the same instant he other side of the rock. heard Taylor twice shouting “Indians!” For a moment Harkins was filled with and felt a hot flash across his shoulders. such alarm that he was ready to bolt up Ho went down ten or twelve feet with a the ravine. Then came tho thought that mass of dirt and rock, but was not in­ ho had been standing very quiet for some jured by tho fall. Believing that they time past, ondThat had his movements had been discovered by Indians, he wisely been heard the owners of the voices decided to remain where ho wm at the would have attacked him, if enemies, or bottom of the ravine until something hailed him, if friends. Ho argued that further wm heard from the savages. his presence wm entirely unsuspected, Not a sound reached him from above. and this being the case his curiosity Ho was sure he had heard the report of WM aroused to know who was so near him. He crept forward on hands and and others might have followed'it with­ kneea, hearing the voices more distinctly out his hearing them above the noise of each moment, and at length ho reached hie fall. Had the Indians killed Taylor a spot from which he could see what ak tlu> first fire? Would they make was going on on the south side of ths search for him? If Taylor 1 -4 escaped, rock. wouldn't he return after the coast was There was a campfire burning very clear? I low, and on either side of it sat a white For a full hour Harkins lay quiet in man—two of the wickedest looking fel­ the ravine, half buried under the dirt lows he had ever put eyes on; on a heap . Aa nothing to alarm him had occurred, of brush near at hand lay two more, he determined to crawl out and make a seemingly fast asleep. survey. It was only after he was clear "Outlaws and renegades!” whisuered of the dirt that he discavercd that he Harkins as he drew back a little. was bleedin*- from a flesh wpund in tho So they were—men more to be dreaded shoulder, The'bnllet had scarcely cut than the dusky savages, because having Mow the skin, afld it wm • hurt to be moro reckless bravery and being en­ dowed with keener intelligence. doubt regarding . the Indians. Both ' »: - ■ b CHAPTER XL Lein? go back a little. On the,'.$»y' thp wagon train with whioli we ;had to^do turned aside and erected It^defehsij against the Indians Burned to overwhelm it, another train would want to finish him oi □iiiko hfm was creeping over the plains not mon FARM DEPARTMENT. The results of the recent prolonged life uni lit outfit of a party of gold and efficiency test of the incandescent Many a thrilling tale has been told by hunters which had crossed tho state of travelers of a race With woIvm across the lamps of ten different American I makers Foaltry. Nebraska from Sidney and wm moving frozen ateppea of Russia. Sometimes only The han is estimated to lay 1OT eggs in made In the electrical laboratory! of tho for tho east side of the Black Hills. the picked bones of the hapless traveler year, but instances are known in which Ohio State university, showed that the There were seven wagons and fifteen are found Jo tell the tale. In our own bens have laid as many as 180 eggs mean candle-power of the lamps rated at Iff did not exceed 14.5, says the Engineer­ horsemen, and one of the wagons con­ country thousands are engaged In a llfe-and- duringthe year. ing Magazine: that lhe candle power falls tained the wife and daughter of one of deatb race against the wolf Consnmptiou. Milk and wheat will help the young off with use approximately at the rate of The best weapons with which to fight the the gold hunters. birds to make bone and flesh and their 10 percent for each 200 hours; that the foe, is Dr. Pleroe’a Golden Medical Dis­ It seems singular that husbands and covery. This renowned remedy has cured winter coat of feathers. The same diet Is fife of 96 out of 127 lamps exceeded MOT fathers would not leave wives and chil­ myriads of cases when all other medicines equally adapted to old birds. hours, and* that the average infilul effi­ dren behind to safety when setting out and doctors had failed. It Is the greatest nod There is no green food equal to chopped ciency was 43; after GOT hours on expeditions fraught with such hard­ blood-purifier and restorer of strength onions, both for the adult stock and young after 1,200 hours 7 watts per canpk-pojvship and peril, but tho history of tho known to the world. For all forms of Chicks. Onions are not only Invigorating, qreat west shows that woman lias been scrofulous affections (and consumption is but are excellent when the fowls are sub­ Many years ago. Samuel! Stu th aid1 one of tho foremoat in encountering tho oue of them), it is unequaled as a remedy. ject to colds. % Margaret Risk, of Hamilton, A i login perils of frontier life. Men have grown Dr. J. E. Clark, of Detroit, has been ap­ Cold nights bring on roup. If your dissatisfied with civilisation and pushed pointed surgeon general of the state poultry house needs repairing do It now. county, were lovers, but cruel fate »e >arated theip. Hotly married, and!after a out until- beyond all protection and in troops. A lining of felt paper is the best tq fill up long time of bi ins lost their panned hourly danger, and wives and children At Port Huron .school houses will be the cracks ilth. More chickens contract Kecontly they again met. and sevtiul days roup from draught thjin any other cause. ago tqarried. Both arc now over 1.', yea s have cheerfully gone with them. designated by names of national celebri­ A few Indians, had been encountered, ties such as Wasbingtou, Adams, Jeffer­ Poultry that Is to be used on lhe table of age. many alarms had been experienced, son. Is much better if confined for a few days ■* . An old joke was recently played on u there had been hardship and suffering; nnd fed corn or corn meal and water alone. young unmafrletl Uhpeitflhg bn«ine» but on the day of which we write there On this fat the diet is taken on rapidly man. When returning from a lotjg vaca­ and the flesh becomes sweet, juicy aud tion be told his landlady to mi pm k h s was nothing to alarm, and the'people of tender. tho train were in good spirits at the trunk os soon as it arrived. The iwonw n knowledge that their long journey waa For roup, dissolve a teaspoonful of was rather surprised when she got hold pf His trunk had be* u chloride of lime In a pint of water, and a lot dresses, etc. almost end«L . give the bird a teaspoonful of the solution. exchanged for some one ehe's. In tho Risking np of the expedition Burn tar and turpentine In .the poultry numerical strength had been considered house after the liens have gone on the more than character. Any and every CHANC8KV OffDE >1. roost at night. one was taken that could provide him­ Bfnte of Michigan. Fifth Judicial Clrv-it- n The Times. Dowagiac, says a fraudu­ • tudteen. self with n wagon or a horse and rifle. lent medium bas been giving seances In Wheat Is, and will continue to be, one of Bull pending In the Circuit Court ter ti« Tho first day's travel proved that a great that city, nnd one night forget to conceal the best goods for laying hens, as it con­ tor the County of Barry, in Cl-.nuofy mistake had been made. While the bis parapberneiia of deceit after the sit- tains tbevieincHts that stimulate egg pro­ at the dtv •>< Hastings, on the .-^th d»y . t x, vvrnber, A. 1). 1KIL duction. It is l>est to feed moderately owners of the wagons were mostly men ttntLa) Ida I. fterry. owing to its fattening qualities, as fat hens Complainant. of steady habTte and good character, The Quincy mine’s November product looking for homes ns well as for gold, was 900 tons, tho Atlantic 209. Orders soon forget bow to ihy. CharkM* H. Berry. Cochins, notwithstanding lheir excessive Dtdendem. tho majority cf the horsemen were tur­ 'were received Thursday to stop the pumps In this cau-ie.lt spi^anng by affidavit c;r . । bulent and unruly charactcra, some of In the Peninsular mine, winch mentis per­ sire, are good layer*. With a comfortable that the defendein. Charte- H. Berry. coop they may be depended an for eggs rrsld^nt of this slate, het in-. .-t t I. whom at leapt were leaving civilized manent stopping. •luring tlie cool weather. They arc hardy Kansas; therefore ua moi Ion of Smith A <’qlNebraska and pushing into the Indian One hundred and eleven ducks were the and less subject to severe sickness than grove, xdtcllora for tmnptaiaaur. it is'xdeH't country from fear of tho law. They result of a day's dusk shooting last Satur­ other breed. that drlendrat cater bls appearance ‘■ | . mntseion dr before four months train carried a plentiful supply of whisky day. with Chris Smith, of Algonac, al the **of tills order, and Dial within twenty Put all tarred felt: on the outside of the Complainant ' with them, and they made it plainly un­ butt end of the gum <*av<--a cony ofii>i- .r building, making the Inside white and pubtikbed In the Hsmio.'xs lux,--derstood that they would obey the cap­ clean by whitewashing. This will an­ cation to be continued n:>ce n» tain’s orders only when-it Statoil them •SCHOOL COLUMN swer two purposes, oue shot* out the cold, to do so. At tho first campfire six of the other makes the cooin bright and tho wagoners, disgnstod with tho out­ cheerful, which makes the flocks look well look. were in favor of turning back, also. but tho captain, who waa an old plains­ Many of the fowls wifi naturally select man, encouraged them to go on by say­ (A paper read before the Cci. Akaoclatton by the trees for roostlnff, the Leghorns being NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS ON t'l.AlMi. Eralievs AUcHfingJ ing; more dknxwd to' dp so than the large State of Mlehlgan. County of Barry—m. . Continued. ••These men are like sailors'who al­ breeds. To prevent them from »o doing, Estate of Austin D. Bassett, de<T»ised. ways start on a voyage full of liquor. I liked a card al the dose of the term confine them in the poultry house for We the undersigned, having been nppolntc 1 After wo get beyond civilization they when I was a little girl and attended dis­ three days and three nights, and tlrey will by the Probate court for the County of B.irr . Micbi-ptn,commissioners tornct • will tone down and become as humble trict school. But I think I would have then forget the trees an;! Iwgln to roost in Slatoof amine nnd adjust a'l claims and «!i n.amti of a 1 been just as well satisfied If the teacher us yon please.” persons against said deceased, do here rnj the house. notice that we will meet at tin* Ir- .-it) But he tyas a false prophet m> far as hud purchased a little ornamentation for OlUce in the City of llailltiev. ojH ।: >.r • four of them was concerned. These the school room Instead. I know that 1 •lav, the second day of Mareli, A 1. would have liked a card with my standing and on Friday, the seeond d»y of .tumi. four men wore well monnttsl and armed, ou very umch. I hud one teacher when 1 The latest word of science concerning A. 1>. urn, at ten o'clock A. M-. <>f '< -h f and they had tho look and deiwanor of attended district school who had monlbiy shooting start is that they are fragments and | nilcvring said cta'iuv and border ruffians. They had' evidently examinations am! who kept a 9*cord of my <»Lhhivvted cornets. six nonth< Iron; ilbe second day of f*. jdned tho train to enjoy its protection, work, and I know that I took more inter­ ber. A. D.. 1SK&' were allinml Tornadoes originate in the tropics, and court for crrdit'ws to present Wieir r • > and in return defiantly refused to afford est that term than any other term that 1 us for examination nnu feliownm e. it any of theirs. To compel them to attended district school. Some of ns think are chiefly found in five 'localities, the Dated December Ind. A. !»;, Istand guard and assist in tho various it is very rxpeffsfre to deqorate a school West Indies. Bengal Bay and the t.'iiinc.vf coast, north of the iequatOT, and in tinother’duties would be to bring on a light, room and therefore we let things slide Sontb Indian .ocranJ off Madagascar, and J w. £ rouxiu*. nnd this, the trainmen wished to avoid. along as they wi'.l. It isn't wry expen­ In the Booth raciftc, near Samoa. sive If we manage right and have a wifi to If tho four men were drivbn away it exercise a little ambition. It n»ny cost us Some ond has ortlniated that twenty-1 would only be after they killed some a lew pennies and some work. But I i FIIOBA1K OltnElt. two acres of land is nemlrd to sustain a I one, and tho train would then bo so don’t like to see onwbe so afraid of work­ i>f Mlcidgin. County of Ba,»y-ss. on flesh, while that jfinnuiit of land State At a scivdoii td r’iv Probate • •urt ' r th cripple-1 fn strength ■ that it might fall a ing a little or investing a tew pennies In man sown with wheat wifi fe<^ foity-two per­ rottnly of Barry, holdem at the Prutisie <i prey to the first roving band of Indians s'H.ictbiiig of this kind when It will du sons: sowed to Oiits. elghty-eiglrt; to pota- tile city ol Hkrtfogu, In «nt<> ootmtyxoa \Vr<thc encountered. them Just as much good as it will other*. loea. Indian corn and rice, 1TG persons, day. Ini- ;Mr.h .lav of Noutnbrr, lu ' ..r ut eight huudrea anil nlartytwV For two or three days all hands had . Teachers and people rumelimes spend. ’and planted with the bread-fruit tree, mr: tbou->nnd Proseiit, CUarirs W. Artnrtroitg, Jt-ice . been expecting to meet with a force of. money foolishly, while If they took a small six thousand people could be fed. 1’: In the matter of the estate of '.i.un. redslcimi who would attempt to block amount of this It would make their .school­ Portland cement will not do for caulk­ Cox. dreeared. the way, tut to their great surprise the rooms and liotnes mute pleasant and at­ ing the joints of greenhouse pipes. Al­ On readinj* and fibre the petition, di :• ter tractive. .. fi<d. of laiclau A. llvue.-administrator • f country seemed entirely clear of them. We can have a wnshdish, towels, comb, ternate layers of oakum and red lead, They were gathered, as the reader ami looking-glate, 1 think if we try to well rauinwl in. is the proper stopping, knows, to attack the party coming have them. The teacher can take up a and does not crack or shrink like cement across from Brule City. collection in ’her school and in this way would: anti.again, Portland cement, even Thereupon It la ordered, that Wedia-- y. Hii get something to make things more pleas­ if it answered In other respects, would ZMh d«y of Dtrendwr. A. 1>.. l£x- a: itn n CONTINUED tn the forenoon, be asrtgued ter the hearing c ant. If you go to the printing office nnd give too rigid a joint. «dil petition, nnd that the hr ire ? I lav. <>i get a dime’s or nickle’s worth of colored Tho Gennun method* of electrolytic deer iNfld and all othqrHefMOMinterested In paper you cau make a nefit program and blenching, lately^ntroduced, differs from iwtata. are required to appear M n --■.oq said court then to be hofden at the Ftob^Ul * Now Try ThK use the rest in pa iter foldings, chains, etc. all others, the textile or other material to of O&ce. tn tbb city of HtsUugs. in r-iid • ■mity^ It will cost you nothing and will surely Uk the paper foldings .to put nltove the be bleached being passtM between rolls and show cause, If any there be. why lit.' yr<.yer! do you goud, if you have n cough, cold, .or black-boards and to put around pictures Or serving as anode and'cathode respectively, of the petllhmer may not be granted.' Amt IC said i>ctui>>ncr.neao-1 any trouble with throat, chest or lungs. mottoes. Hang the chains where .you the electrolyte l»elng used for the purpose isfurtherordered.'that tieeiotbepcnuiiis Interested tn said e-i t>C Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption, think they look well. 1 think it very nice of saturating the fabric iteelf. Accord­ the pendency of said petition, and the ta-sr'.nc coughs and colds Is guaranteed to give re­ to lijive the picture of some noted persons, ing to tliis arrangement several j«jrs of thereof by catr’lnr a copy of lids crdi t to tMS published in the Harting’. Bannkb. a.uc»-«p.v-; lief. or money will paid bark. Suffer­ if Wv.can have them. This might aid us rollers may be used, the anode nnd cathode per printed and circulated tn said co :;.iy of, ers from la grippe found It just the thing In teaching history ami reading. A few living alternately the upper *o that both Barrr. once tn each w.«ekifor three sneertsite and under its use bad a speedy and perfect tings over these pictures wifi make them Mid davof hearing. sides of the stuff nre subjected to lhe ac­ weeks previous toCKAitLXAW. ARMSTn'-wo, recovery. Try a sample bottle at our ex- look more attractive. . tion of the products of electrolysis. Judx* of Frot’aie. (A true copy.) |/euse and learn for yourself just how good I think drapes made of tissue paper en­ a thing It Is. Trial Ixrttles free at W. H. hance the looks of a picture very much. Goodyear’s drug store. Large size 50c. Jf you can get the penny sheet paper it and 51.00. wifi answer the purpose of the more ex­ pensive, Dried grasaes and flowers put Specimen Coach. 8. IL Clifford. New Cassel, WIa, was above pictures will very often make them troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism, look better 1 think. Perhaps while yoa are having these gathered It will afford his stomach was disordered,'his fiver was affected to an alarming degree, appetite you an opportunity to teach a lesson in fell away, and he was terribly reduced In botany. If you take small cards and tack flesh and strength. Three bottles of them on the wait in the shape ’of a fan. square, etc., they will look quite well. If Electric Bitters cured him. Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg. HI., had yoa have pictures w ithout frames, possibly a running sore on his leg of eight years’ the children can bring some from home, standing. Used three bottles of Electric you can put foldings around these and tack Bitters' and aeven boxes of Bucklin's them on the walls. This wifi look better ' • * v ■■ •• .- ■>* <>S’v\ww Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and than nothing at all. You can have mot­ well. John Speaker, Catawba, O., had toes if you like; there are several styles In five large fever sores on bis leg. doctors which these mottoes may be made. Chil­ said he was incurable. One bottle Electric dren generally learn and remember these Bitters and one box Bueklen's Arnica mottoes. • VAper flowers look well If arranged Salve cured him entirely. Sold by W. 11. properly. You can fasten them on a Goodyear, die druggist. •. pasteboard cross, square or some other de­ Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. I sign of this kind, cover the pasteboard The best salve in the world fiir cuts, with black, dark green, or brown paper bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever besorc fastening the flowers on. If the sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, stove is not blacked, I should manage Castorla Is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infhnts con;a, and all skin eruptions, and ixwitlve- some way and have it done. Oue can and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor ly cures piles or no pay required. It Is have house plants as long as it does not guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or freeze In the room. I generally manage to other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute money refunded. Price 25 cents per box hare a boquet Instead of plants, as it does for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL For sale by W. II. Goodyear, the druggist not require so much care as the plants do, though I like plants very much myself. If It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by The Michigan Federation of Labor con­ you have pupils who can draw nice msps. venes in Muskegon Jan. 10. Millions of Mothers. Castorla destroys Worms and allays It may be well to put these on the wall and perhaps some other work of thslra The Cann* of Khentuatlxin. feverishness. Castorla prevents vomiting Sour Curd, An acid which exists in sour milk and might be so arranged that It would look cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castorla relieves elder, called laUc acid, la believed by phy­ well if bung up. Their maps and work might interest them very much. There teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. sicians to be the cause of rheumatism. Accumulating In the blood. It attacks the are still other ways In which you can Castorla assimilates the food, regulates the stomach hbrous tissues In the joints, aud causes make your school room pleasant One and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas■gonlzlug pains. What is needed is a should exerelM a little taste in the kind of remedy to neutralize the acid, and to so nail used to hang the pictures with or to toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. For Instance a Invigorate the kidneys and liver that all fasten the cards, etc. waste will be carried off. Hood’s Sarsapa­ rusty eight or nine penny nail, which shows plainly on the wall does not afford rilla Is heartily recommended by many whom it has cured of rheumatism. It much beauty. You can decorate your *’ Cartorta to on excaHeat xnedldno for chfl*• Castorla to so well adapted to children that possesses just the desired qualities, and so school room In one day or one week, but dren. MotiMra have repMtodly told me cCfta I reeommnd aaaaupariortoany pracripOon thoroughly purifies the Wood as to prevent yon can nuke it quite pleasant in ou> term good effect upaa thdr children." occurance of rheumatic attacks. We sug­ or a year. You can do a liule every week kaown to ree ” Da. Q. G Oeoooo, H. A. Aacmcx, M. D-, gest a trial of Hood's Sarsaparilla by al! or every month. Now If your room Is HI So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. trimmed don’t think that you have noth­ ■ Lowd^'W— who suffer from rheumatism. ing more to do in thia line. You mu’t ** CMtoria la the bort remedy for ddMNn of "Our physictona in the children's depart­ C Thirty per cent of the premiums earned look after things a little and keep them. In which I am acquainted. I hope the day to not ment have spoken highly of their experi­ at the last state fair have been paid. order Things will get old and look rusty far dtotani when tnotbeni wiU consider the rcnl ence In their outside practice with Caatorii, and they should be replaced by new ones, No Lady fotoreetaftMraMWm.andMaaartortatDar.d although we only have among our if you would have your school room appear Mad of the vartouaquack noetrana which are medieal euppUaa vrhat to known aa regular In town, suffering from piles, but what pleasant. It Is generally understood that deetroylng foelr loved ooaa, by foreiccoptam. prodacta, yet ire are free to oosfees that the would prefer the easiest method of being parlora. slttingrooBw, etc., should be kept morphine, toothing syrup and other hurtful mertta of OMtoria baa won os to took with cured. No knife, no pain, but a sure cure in order. If tth la so does it not hold down their throata, thereby smdfcg for piles by using Hill’s Pile Pomade, a true also in regarxl to the school room? favor upon it-” them to premature cravea.” Oxrtxn Hoerrvat. &n> DtsrmaaT, printed guarantee with each package. By Which excerebes the most influence In Books, Xaoa Da.J.r.KDRnM, mall SLOT, six for 55.00. Try It to-night. the world? I respect one more without an Conway, Ark. For sale, by Fred L. Heath, the druggist. Azxar a Barra, ftwa. e> I neat ion, who tries to make her tx.ine and family comfortable, than one who has The famous political wigwam in Muske­ an education, aud does not try to do any­ gon is to become a roller akallng rink. thing of this kind. It would never d„ to , Timothy Dewey, of Concord, is ninety­ seven years old aud drilled far the war at 141S. Children Cry for * Pitcher’s Caetorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. What is CASTORIA Castorla. Castoria. �Hastings Banner Thursday, December 8, 1892. PtRSONALMENTION. etotlon hMbrem Th“ “-hZ/L/ rt the “cans of buUdlmz • •emmlhonw.lnthodlyln th, ~lw5 W. K. CO9K. Local KSteor. ' - < wbima . CTfiro WITH A TUTTLIU AM) 8U0BU COATINS. Iter SICK HEADICHE, Price 2S cents pot. N* Canal i ipvpr repair shop In the State. Address, KALAMAZOO CYCLE CO., Kalamazoo, Mich. ALWAYS SMOKE THE BEST > Cent Cigar In The Market . i H cknowledges no cSuperior. /. MILLARD. HASTINGS, MICH. Local i 'JEWS. • C.IRC'JL.ri This week. T1ON • 83 quires. i ifter,, changes. . .. . fur advertisement* - .- vh tins office Tuesdays at latest to iHertioni the ssne of the week * 'In “ rought. I’s Barsap*- •• Nobles Is building a new home rson St. v •<• business L v< ry dull lu the city ’present time. You cun gel ttjv two papers one «r only 31.10. li Ham* and family are moving into f the James ’ Hugl " "les ( house lately vaoy J. F. Quinn. ii-.inunl Sunday school convention . .. . •itownships of I ving nnd Thornap| n session to-daj. ■A r.v machine will be put in the new art house jnd the building will ''' *7 be throughout wit i gas. I’oti i forget the ••An -lent Order of Herito l»e given In I nion hall Jan. “th, th-j benefit of the ni iw Opera bouse. I i :<* !d,.lrSl??ck m.ads pro™ to 1x5 wel1 •awed to railing carrots, turnips and onions and this year Bert Denison raised on Ova acres of this muck 2,000 bushels of onloM and aold them to a coramlssion man in Dexter at 65 cents a bushel, utners have done equally as well with other vegetables. Mr. Wlxon found by dririDga pipe 16 feet Into the muck, which law Mft that the pipe can almost t* pushed down, the water flows to about ‘wo fret dbove the surface. He has severne,i8 flowl,1K pure cold water wnieh suDplles his fish pond, containing thousands of Gern an carp—Leslie Local. Subscriptions are being raised in Saran­ ac for a 8500 soldiers monument to be erhetod In the cemetery. Fredrick HoUUtoo I, In the eUy. epent Bunday In Kub- «“°d. In comlnr ^Frank Bond,ear nu In the city laal frT,IT! Gnind R*pl,‘ m-re will do well to call on P. M Shelten The thief whoM detection w/nSlJS law' Frt<i”' <*ldw»,'r, >» '>« city to week I. now UI„TL“d7'r ,h0 hu and a large uunrber of stolen coodn wwr ■««U h*“’“ “ Anu Art“ “ onnd In bl. P«re,.l™.?n‘'“M^ ™ oomptolniihmoyhtbo proper Sui. “r V”*. £" W- «• took were In Kala■el b, ihk tn reenter tbelr yood, maroo last Friday. ■ ",J*11 T'r> “ U»re to • ellv In Jtok to eeattered on? ow Lre ,1,^™“' o' Laoihw. waa In the ground, for its size, than this city \ city on business last week. coUd^Z yet” i*10 Dne b,,|lding ‘ Joi, W.E. Davis, of Vermontville, made a ■could be secured most anywhere and business trip here last week. everywhere .bont the dty Bu7 u.e Ero viZJh"' ?f.b“lldto< don« ‘he last „.¥/*: f*""1 Bichinli, nt Mlddlerllle, rioted her wn, H. B. Richard, last week. . Uken*p lh« n,o“ dralrtovth ?* ,<’"d °“w'l“>to« Imwllon. m.‘!;'y.\G°l','! 0'lhr Freeport Herald ne«r the elly ire tew ud f.> between. made this office a pleasant call Saturday. ^'!i!S”edth’,tl,,re»nib. eon. Miss Alta Ryerson spent last week In •Ueribla bulldin, done tn tbto city MX1 Delton, the guest of Miss Mamie Nichols. year- There are bat very, f«w y*. Mre. Hepbutn. of Grand Rapids, visited cant hauwa in tho city of any aurt al,d more houses are needed. Most anv kind her sister. Mrs. Klien Bentley, last Thurs­ of building that had a roof <.n would rent day. raslly the pant year all on the account of Dr. S. M. Fowler and wife will spend ne Ub,,r*'n'in ‘he tectorial in bunaay In Dowagiac, the gntets of Dr. 1V 8 l*,d U“11 ,M’’crH1 “orc E-Wlg. “atern residence, win be built to add to Gardner Potter, of Orchard Park, who th. beauty of the city. . has been in the city for lhe past two weeks Tlie chair and table factory report a returned home Monday. goodjvars business this year. All the Miss Maude Bartley left Saturday for old Mock on hand has been sold off and Kalamazoo, where she will visit n few days nothing but new goods are in »tock. Tho before reluming to Albion. company are busy making some new County Clerk. Charles M. Mack, of Has­ styles and at prices that will surely win trade, borne big sales are expected to be tings. one of the best men In Michigan, made next month nnd the chair and table was in the city yesterday.—Charlotte Tri­ company propose to be in it. The com­ bune. pany is very fortunate in securing the Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Leon VanVelsor, services of Mr. Knight as -general man­ a daughter. ager. as hr has proven himself a capable •and efficient man who understands alb J. E. Albright, of Saginaw, Is putting taiches of the work from start to finish— the cornice on the Court house. «li^C a n,an ‘b® company has Abe Ellis has/oklhls house on W. State street to Mrs. Wolcott, of FrecDorL' x Tlie lecture by Drof. I>avenport Friday . S. W. Goucher is prepared to furnish evening in Union Hall was fairly well at­ plans and specifications In connection tended, though not as largely as should with'building. Work done on short no­ have been. The subject of the lecture tice. ' *• was ••Brazil and her People," 1’rof. Davenport giving everything from hfs John G.‘ Nagler and family moved to own experience, after a year's residence Hastings yesterday and John takes his in that country. The Brazilians, as may “eat ut once as county clerk. • By their rebe presumed, are far liehldd their Yankee muval, Freeport loses one of her beat famfriends in every way. They an- very Iles, but what Is our loss is Hastings' gajn. stack in their morals; are very unclean, Wcbave.no reason to doubt, but what and have no regard for womankind’ hat John will fill his position with honor. . " The PrufcMor said that what we would — Freeport lieraid. call a mob here, would be termed a i. During lhe visits of diphtheria. It is bclllon there. Rebellions in Brazil often well tn keep dry sulpher in the house. In take place Wore brea|tfast. A' few who case of sore throat, blow pie supber Into are dissatisfied with the government gath­ the throat by means of a quit or inhale the er their sympathizers together, march to smoke'of burning auipher. This will al the government houses and- commence to lay the disease, but the physician should throw clubs and stones. If the ones* In bo called at once. Delays nre dangerous. power iter from their bouses then the re­ —Ex. It might Im- well Ur bear this In bellion Is a success. If not then it is a fail­ mind ns diphtheria has l>een going the ure. but may be continued at any time. rounds of neighboring counties. While Mr. Davenport dws not claim to be a platform orator, yet ho speaks In au easy conversational tone, expresses him­ All ladles nre entitled to compllmcn* self easily And makes his audience feel at honie. Those who attended were well tarie* on the opening night of the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wayne Co., Thursday eve.. pleased and pronounce the lecture a most Dec. Sth. If you fall to get a ticket from interesting nnd instructive one. lhe agent you can be Supplied by calling Monday nvcning oecnyred the annual at the reserved scat sale. 'election of officers (or Barry lodge. No. 13 Willison—Cannon. K. of 1*. .in Castle hall, and the following officers elecUxl for the ensuing year: A very quiet wedding took place last 1*. C.—Dan W. Reynohls. Mr. evening at 6 o'clock at the home of __ Q C.—-{Jr. S. M- Fowler. and Mrs. E. Cannon, the occasion being . V. C.—Hale Kenyon. the marriage of their daughter. Miss Allie to Dr. Franz Willison, a former Hastings 1’relate—Jas. L. Crawley. boy. but now of Eaton Rapids. Rev. Put­ M. of A.—S. Greusel. . M. of F.—Fred Ryerson. ter performed the ceremony. Only the M. of E.—John lombard. Immediate relatives were present. The happy couple leave today for Eaton Rap­ K. of R. and S.—E. G. Holbrook. ids. Where they will make their future Trustee—E. Y. Bogle. home. The bride is oue of Hastings most Installing officer—Dan W. Reynolds. Judge Smith was elected represtatlve to . estimable young ladles and will Im- great­ the Gr^nd Lodge aud Dan W. Reynolds ly missed by .those who know her. Tim the city and as alternate. a groom is well known in Dr. S. M. Fowler, as the presiding offi­ gained many friends during th^ time he cer of the lodge for the past year has rea­ resided here. The best wishes of all for son to be proud of his record. The lodge their future welfare and success follojv aadily grown and a lively Interest them from this city. In Its affairs. Everything starts out ivurable for the new year. A new Strayed. ritual will be used and all of the officers An English setter bint dog, blackland white elected take great Interest in the work and tick, black spot on head. Tiiedog was misswt will make things boom. Barry lodge is last week, nnd any one returning same to me win be suitably rewarded. recognized as one of the star lodges of the Sid Tinkler. Dated Hastings. Dec. 2nd.. JW2. state in lhe K. of P. order, and the mem­ bers are to be congratulated upon electing such able and efficient officers to conduct OUR COUNTY Its affairs. gs--------Tent— No. 280,. I'hf let lew of Hastli k Quite an Interesting relic, one that will T. M. will take ) lace this evening. u- hiinatloris ot officers for the ensuing be of considerable interest to the older In­ habitants of the city, and county :is well, ujll be made. was discovered by the employes of this ri Tinkleir. the hu itling grocer In the office, while rummaging around in the at­ . f......... prick. 1has bn ken another com­ tic over the BANNER;office last week. It i rtii and is selling [he best flour for is also an elegant specimen of pen work, Si.75 per hundredI. tielng done by C. E. Wilkinson. It new court >• workmen on thr ___ ____ house is nothing wore or less than a targe piece bj'eu fovored by 1 he weather in tbelr of card board, with display advertisements The cornice Is now being put on of the leading merchants and- professional men of this city 20 or 30 years ago. The 1: • roof will soon be np. work Is so well executed that nothing but finest thing we have noticed In a close Inspection will convince anyone .iitay good* this adtaon, is a gent’* that II ta not an electrotype, in the cen­ - l i’t r. The Russia cnlf nulllfler In the ter of the card is a lino picture of Union ■•'it:of Wooley A Aronson. hall block, Barlow A Goodyear doing busi­ The jca.se against Eu renn McMurray, ar­ ness where E. Y. H«gle now Is nnd Wight­ > । «t«| 'for raising a rumpus at the lower man A Greble selling hardware in the hotel recently, was c died before Squire store where Ira VanValkcnburgh now Is. Jas. A. Clarke the well known attorney K -nasion Tuesday am adjourned. ** J formerly of this city, was nt that time at rkeireceipta of the portoffice thia year the head of the Barry County Carriage will Ixi In excess of last by several hun- Factory, corner Jefferson aud railroad dretl dbllnrs. Thia w il Insure the p<*t- street*, and warranted all the work he did. n .i-torj an additional 811,oo salary from Un­ Robert A. VanDensen advertised himself as a contractor <0*1 builder. J. Stanley cle bam. adwttaedlf.e PwkebCorn Shelter, dealt The annual convocation of Hastings in groceries, paid the highest price for pro­ utptdr No. 68 R.‘A. M. will be held. In duce and was agent fof Marshall ale. asonfc hall In this ciiy Friday evening of Chas. H- Bauer, was attorney nnd coun­ ■xt week (or the election of officers for selor at law and had hl* office over Roberta t he ensuing year. ■ ■ A Co's, drug store on State street. A. C. The; Electric Light And Power company Frost was a physician and surgeon and Ins are thinking seriously of putting in tnore office was over Maus’ store. State slnj. powerlto drive their dynamos. This con­ J G. Barrows was a puotographer and bls cern has all that it can do and could do studio was iu the postofllcc building. Power* A Munson were proprietor* or more If it had the power. Ail l»f the lad lee of Hastings nnd vicini­ -Hastings Exchange.’’ ran a "free bus to and from all can" and their place of busi­ ty, who desire anything In the line of hair ness was at the corner of State and Creek dressing and manicuring, are invited to htrect*. Smith & Co. ttUl a general black­ call on Miss Gould, who will be at Mrs. smithing busmens and m.ido l““ber,waS°“’ Unjolm’a, on Broadway, next Saturday. to order. Norton A Porter dealt dealt in Miss Gould comes highly recommended. furniture. F. D. Ackley was a druggist The wife of Gen. JI G. Parkhurst, of and chemist, his store being In the Phoe­ Coldwater. lias by tbq death of her broth­ nix block State street, where W. J. 4 L er, Edward Crouse, of Syracuse, N. Y., L. Holloway now are. Hyde A ‘ inherited about half |a million. Another advertised themselves a* life ft0.d.flr® sinter. Mrs. Lavina WUllama, of Coldwa­ surance men nnd real estate agents, their ter, will receive a like sum.—Marshall offices being were Smith A Co grove now are. Dorrance A Hopkin* dealt In watch­ Statesman. . es and all kind* of jewe nr, did nice ire We were in error last week in saying graving and gold and silver plating. C. that the candidates for state senator H^Olmstead dealt In tobacco, madrcigars, had not filled accounts of their election ex­ ran a restaurant and ice cream ratoon and penses. The same were filed In Eaton billiard room on State street. The card 1* county by both candidates. Dr. Wilkins’ real? an intarorting one bringing up many expenses were 8117.50 and M. F. Jordan's FW son. b, Ibrt 860.00. We make this correction in jus­ hi„ urn o«i ot mnwry. tice to both candidates. Grand Rapids, Mich.. Dec.- 5th.—The Marie \ auzandt vs. Nelson W. Northrup litigation closed today after being in the courts about seven years. Northrup was administrator of tho Roselle Smith estate and Marie was the chief heiress. When he appeared to turn over the estate seven years ago, he made a showing of 822,101 duo the heiress. Shejailegvd that she had been defrauded on the settlement, claiming that tlie estate had unduly depreciated, and appealed to thecircuk court for a hearing. The case hung fire uftik three years ago/ and then came to trial. The trial lasted six weeks and resulted In a judgment giv­ ing the plaintiff about 88,000 more Chan the probate court slowed her. Neither side was satisfied and both appealed to the Supreme Court, but the case dtd not come to a hearing and was finally settled to-dav. In the settlement Marie received 832,101, lhe amount of the original award and 814.­ 280 accrued intcresL Of the interest 83.000 is appropriated to pay the expenses of the litigation and the attorneys received the balance. Nelson W. Northrop is discitanred as administrator and C. E. Ran­ dall ra appointed to succeed him. It is un­ derstood Randall and the heiress will soon be nikrrh-d. Belknap and Richardson are having a lively tusscl In tho recount fur congress­ man.! Monday forenoon Richardson gain­ ed 1'7 In two precincts and was declared as gootl’as eleeteil. In tlie afternoon Bel­ knap! gained 24 in two other precincts giving him a lead of two over his competi­ tor. I The recount will probably not be finished for a week or more and .both par­ ties lire joyful or depressed accordingly as their!favorites gain_oyjpM‘. For some time George Topp and his wife," of Lansing, have been having trouble, and a shijrt time ago they divided their projierty anti M>|>arat<-d. Mr. Topp a short time ago bought a farm about three miles from this place and the former owner vacated it the first nf last week and Mr. Topp moved bis vegetables In the cellar, lajst Thurs­ day jmonnng the house burned to the ground with a loss ot about 8*100 with no insurance. Suspicion rested upon Mrs. Top|| and tlie officersdierv have been work­ ing on the case until Monday mornlng whert they arrested her. Then she confcssuit that she burned It. , She Is now boarding at Ionia. The Eaton Rapids Journal says that Hint about the ukm) numerous thing in ___ place these days are subscription papers for one thing aud another. All old resident', ot Eaton Rapids will recall Dr. Morris Hale, who formerly con­ ducted the sanitarium here, in the days of the glory of the mineral waler. From here It will tie remembered be went to Alma, when- he conducted a sanitarium for the millionaire A. W. Wright, and that for the last lliree years he has been located In lint Springs, Ark., in a similar business. It now transpires that Dr. Hale has had some misunderstaniling with the Alma people and after leaving there, at times wrotpback letters to them threatening and abusive in their nature. It seemed that as tinu-Jpassed the character of these letters got stronger until finally at tho instance of Mr. Wright, the doctor was arrested nnd taken before the United States courts on serious charge of sending obscene matter throngh the mails. At the trial the char­ acter of lhe letters proved to be such that Dr. Dale was found guilty of the charge nnd the very severe sentence of one year in lhe Detroit work-house and a 8750 fine were’imposed on him. He is now in De■trolt serving his sentence. The doctor Is an expert.In the line of mineral water treatment and did much to bring the won­ derful i)lialltles of the Eaton Rapids water t»efore the world. Consequently hl» many friends here will regret to learn of this uni fortunate affair.—Eaton Rapids Journal. The Woodland News wants to know who can beat the record of John Metzer. of that place, who sold a calf which wns less than six mon’h* old and weighed over 600 pounds. . Middleville wants a tire alarm that can be heard in the residence part uf the vUlagc. and a petition has been circulated to that effect. Editor Felghner, of the Nashville News, can smoke no more until March 4th, 189., as the result of abet that he would quit until that time if Harrison was not elected. At 6:30 p. m. daily oue of the hand­ somest trains in tlie United States and known a* the North-Western Limited leaves the passenger station of the NorthWestern Line In Chicago on its Jonmey to St. Paul ind Minneapolis, the twin cities of the Northwest. Ve.tibulcd throughout, and equipped with buffet, t-moking nnd llbrnrv cars, private compartment sleeping can. drawing-room sleepers mid superb dining can*, it furnishes its occupants with cv err comfort and convenience which could bi’ desired by the most fastidious. While In its entirety It undoubtedly takes rank! with the finest trains In the world, M. Shores, of Nashville, was attempting tberi nre two features of its equipment to drive a young colt last week, and it whkb deserve especial mention, for they threw Itself breaking Its leg in such n are Jew departures In the western railway manner as to necessitate its being killed. Miss Daisv Miller, n prominent young ” Tile buffet, smoking and library car is lady of Woodland, died last Week of ty­ furidshH In the most luxurious manner wltll comfortable arm chairs, writing phoid fever. desli, book-cases and a well stocked buffet.froth which light refreshments are served. neighboring counties. The private compartment sleeping car Is designed especially for the accommoda­ Lansing now opms her own electric tion of family partlesand ladies traveling light plant without escort. It is composed of ten There arc ten or fifteen student* in separate compartments, each complete In Itself, and containing washstand, hot and Battle Creek college from South Africa. cold running waler and all necessary toilet The Charlotte Lender offers a two weeks • . trip to the World’s Fair next year, free of fUTangoments. Aside from these two features, it is. in all expenses, to the most popular school keeping with the rest of the service to say ma'am in Eaton eaunty. that the Supper served in the (lining car Excitement was caused in Marshall last after the train leaves Chicago is u meal week by the discovery of deer tracks. calculated to please the epicure. In a word. If you desire to travel in the They were followed to a patch of wood.-, where the deer was found and shot. It most comfortable manner and make tnc trip to St Taul, Mhmeapolft. or any point proved to be a tame one. In the Northwest. In the quickest lime be *J 050 pounds of turkey were consumed mre that your tlckePreads via the North­ by ’ the Inmates of Kalamazoo asylum Western Line. Maps, time tables and fu 1 Thanksgiving. Information can be obtained upon appli­ The Owosso Grand stand association de­ cation to nny ticket agent by addressing clared a dividend of 81.89 per share on Dec W. A. Thrall, General Passenger mid Tick­ et Agent, Chicago & North-Western It y. 1*L , . ______ In Aurelius.township there is* what ten Chicago. years ago looked to be an irredeemable swamp. About that time a family cf Wixons located there, paying a nominal snm for 40 acres of swamp, part of which the fire had run over and killed the timber. Hiram Wlxon built a log shanty back 40 mda from the road, into which he moved his family nnd began clearing, and by dint of stick-to-itiveness and push be made a living and induced others to settle in there. until to-day there is quite a settlement of hard working men and their families. The COBB&HUNTER 118 W. MAIN ST., KALAMAZOO, Offer for inspection by the people of Hastings and vicinity the largest and most superb stock of Crockery-, Glassware, Lamps Silverware, {Plated and Solid,) Fine China, and Bric-a-brac Ever displayed in Southern Michigan. We have simply outdone all former effort in getting the goods you want, and at PRICES that are not to be met by ANY ONE in Kalamazoo. Hanging Lamps, $ 1.50 Table Lamps, fancy, .70 Hanging Lamps, 30 prisms, 3.00 Table Lamps, dec Bowl and Shade, .95 Dinner Seta, 112 p’ces, $7.50, $8, $10, $11 up. A fine dec Table Lamp, bowl and Shade ■ to match, Pittsburg Burner, a Rare Bargain at 2.50 Decorated 10 p'ce Chamber sets beauties good size, 2.00 These are a few Samples of Good Things we offer. Haviland China, A D Coffees , > Dinner Sets, Chocolate cups and saucers. Salad Sets 5 o’clock tea cups and saucers. Chocolate Sets, Cake Plates, Tete-a-tete sets Salad Bowls, Ice Cream Sets, Sugars and Creamers, Meat Sets Fruit Plates, Piano and Banquet Lamps in great variety, Onyx Tables, Tea Stands, Candelabra, and Art Pottery of all standard manufactures. Rich Cut Glass, Solid Silver, . Our Art Room is now ready for inspection and is well worth a visit. You are all invited. COOB & HUNTER, 118 W. MAIN ST., KALAMAZOO. TOUR MV0R1TE HOME NEWJFflPfcR THE BflNttK Gives all the news of Town, County and State, and as much National news as any other paper of its class. Your Home would be incomplete without it. Tlie New MWly Tribune Is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general news of foreign FAMILY AND SO­ CIETY" columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. Its general political newsi editorals and discussions are comprehensive, ;brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL" department has no ,superior in the country/ Its “MARKET REPORTS" are recognized authority in all parts of the land. of It gives the events i the United States and the world. ] lands in a nutshell. It has seperatc departments for “THE t CIRCLE" and ‘ OUR YOUNG FOLKS." Ils “HOME A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal and “THE BANNER" for one year FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN ADVANCE. “N. Y. Weekly Tribune,” regular price per year $1.00. We furnish both papers for - - $1.10 Subscriptions may beghi at any time. Address all orders to Hastings City Bank, Haitlnp, - - Mleb. CAPITAL $75,000.00. 5URFU1B W.OOO OO. Inwrporalrtl gadw thrtLiw, ol U># ot Open tor tartness Dec. 15,IM*. . City. Fred Belch, who lire. «5 mile, op lhe river from Menominee. <m lhe UCrolx firm, went huntlnk . lltBe over 1 week «o. .nd hM .inee been mluln,. He to | LOOK1 HERE Wheat is low and flour should be the same. For a short time I will Bell White Rose Flour officebs: D. G. Roblnsra, President;. Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. D.W. Reynolds. CMhterDIWtCTORS: The C. AN. E. depot •> U“™“: W. H. Powers, been lamed Into » workshop .nd .tore D. W. Reynold.’, room. The Cummer rood loot V*®” D. G. Robinson, when the G. B. A 1. nur Ito hrenoh lo I-»k« John Carveth,’ P.T. OolgTOve. .boat <0 yetr, of i«e. of Ih United States Ths Leading Republican h!ly ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.10 AT $1.90 Per 100 Ldj. This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to be first grade. Live poultry wanted JOS. ROGERS > 1 y �See Our Holiday « Goods The Destroyer HERE WE ARE AGAIN! ADVANCE SALE! HOLIDAY High Prices. In continuance of our policy of being the first in the market with new things, we place on sale this week our stock of HOLIDAY : GOODS A rich profusion of choice novelties. The newest styles carefully selected. A storehouse full of elegant and useful presents. No other house in the city can give you the same sterling values for the same money we give. Five minutes comparison proves it. Hundreds have tested it. If you are dubious try it yourself. Begin with us first, or the other fellows. We don’t care as long as you make the comparison. Handkerchiefs, Silk and Chiffon, Embroidered Novelties, Beautiful Effects, Hand Embroidered Hand­ kerchiefs beautiful in design. In fact we can show you anythin ; in Handkerchiefs from 1 cent to $2.50. children’s Largest assortment of towels in the city. LOOK - AT - OUR - BARGAINS - IN - DRESS - GOODS - AND - SILKS The Destroyer Remember in addition to oiir great cut in Dress Goods, we give FREE with all dress goods above 50 cents, all linings, cambrics, selecia, silk, thread, twist, etc. DON'T FAIL TO VISIT OUR STORE. to SPA ULDING’S Hastings Banner. message of James Buchanan to the Ameri­ can people, proving beyund question that lhe deplorable condition of the country at that time, was due, and due entirely to the democratic policy of /rec t rade, or a tariff for revenue only, which is the same thing. Remember that was said by a democratic president, and should be enti­ tled to a democratic consideration. Remembeijtiso, that under republican rule, a mighty rebellion was put down, (not by republicans alone of course) but under their admlnlstraUon.’and the unity of this government maintained; and to the credit of each and every member of the republi­ can party it can truthfully be said, that from Maine to the Gulf, not one can be found who raised his arm to strike down tho flag of his country, not one with even the tjtfnt of treason attacbcd-.Jo him any­ where. Admitting that in administrating this government for more than a quarter of a century mistakes have been made, yet we are proud to know that under republican rule, our country has advanced and pro­ gressed, until to-day she stands out the beacon light of the earth, and the marvel of all history, with more wealth, mote happy homes, more Intelligence, with her people better fed, better clothed, with her labor better paid, with leas pauperism, 'less caste, more liberty, with nearly as Visit Us'h That the situation abroad grows no worse here be I, and where be you” In politics, The first quarterly meeting of this Is proven by the hesitation of the bank of a democrat, a ^reenbacker, a people's par­ conference year will be held nt the MelliSterling silver souvenir spoons nt John odist church next Sunday. The forenoon England to raise its rate of discount. For ty man, and sorry because there are no Bessmcr’s, the jeweler. . services will be conducted by the pastor nearly a score of years the sudden death more parties, asks Mr. Cleveland this year MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. Love feast atl»:30, followed by sermon and of Jay Gould has been looked forward to for postoffice. his name will be Dennis', Busby Bros, the teading babera have a tlie sacrament of the lord’s Supper, in by the speculative world with feelings of he won’t be in it. reputation all over Ute state for their fine the evening presiding Elder W. I. hair cuts, pud aha ven. I apprehension. Yet the event transpired Cogahall. of Grand Rapids, will preach. THE HASTINGS, MICH., POSTOFFICE, The death of Jay Gould, without doubt without a shock, and its effects are not A.UGV8T 14. 18^9. * Services at the Presbyterian church' Russell has the largest line of em­ likely to be felt in the operations of the removes the most successful speculator the broidered and initial handkerchiefs In next Sunday—Topics—morning, “A wise immediate future. Trading In the eastern ,world.has ever known. He was a man as town, suitable for either ladies or gents fool" evening, “Spinning ones own co­ coon. ” • stock markets bas for mouths be^n confin­ heartless as he was remarkable for the presents. ed to professionals. The great bulk of success of his operations. He was nn or­ All ladles Interested in missions are cordi­ Call and have Mrs. Russell show you ally invited to the monthly meeting at the Now that the political campaign of 1892 railway shares is held by Investors Indif­ ganizer and a eonsolldator of corporations something suitable for your friends or any Presbyterian parsonage next Wednesday, is closed,' and partisan feeling cooled ferent to quotations for the day. Various established by others and speculated in the members of your family^ Christmas at 2:30. down. It will be well for all to take a calm influences have lately conspired to reduce works of men less fortunate than himself. presents. On Wednesday theSlst, the pupils of unprejudiced view of the situation, both the volume of trade aud manufacture. As His disposition was of the cool and calcu­ Bring all the dried apples you have to Miss Jeffords will give an elocutionary past and present, so that we may be the shown by the clearing house reports the lating order. He was always temperate in Spary Phillips, the grocer. He wants all entertainment in the Presbyterian church better able to judge concerning the future, business of the country increased only 3.3 habits, simple in dress, reputable in his he can get and will pay the highest price at 7:30. Singing at Intervals, and only for now that the democratic party, are hi 10 centa. Come and hear the young peo­ per cent, for lhe week ending with Thurs­ family life, but his life was not worthy of in cash or trade. the saddle, j and have the president and ple. rickets at Heath's drug store and at day. New Orleans reflects the largest emulation. He began life with 50 centa Interesting local Items will be found on the doors. both houses of congress, they are fully Ingains In transactions, owing ‘o the boom in bls pocket and left an estate estimated our inside pages this week. Owing to the The rally of the Y. S. C. E. at Mr. De­ stallsd |ln power, and on the 4th day of >In cotton and the advance in fruits. A at from 375.000,000 to 3125,000.000. rush of advertising matter we were com­ Groot's residence last Friday evening was March next, the reins of government will new era of prosperity appears to be In pelled to run this local page on tho inside. most enjoyable. Abeut 50 were present. “The pension appropriations have been be passed over to them, and they will be store for tlie south. It is said that the There was hinging, recitations and re­ A fogJn winter Is the sign .of cold freshments. Officers were also elected as at liberty to drive on with none to molest profits of the wheat crop of 1891 have swollen to ten times their prooer propor­ weather. This sign has proven so true or make them afraid. It would be folly kept eastern factories busy for the past tions.’’ is the frantic cry of the Philadel­ that at the present writing there Is over follows: E. DeGroot—President perhaps at this time, to discuss all the rea­ year, and for similar reasons strong buying phia Record. Does this mean that the two feet of snow in Northern Michigan VV. T. Grigsby—Vice President sons and causes leading up to the defeat Is expected from the cotton states for the democrats will take the pensions away and th- oold wave cannot help but strike Carrie Yutx— Secretary. of the republican party. The press of the Mrs. Rogers—Treasurer. half year to come. There has been al­ from nine out of every ten old sold iers here soon. In view of this fact It Is the duty of every man who regards his health now receiving them? And still It is Committees for various duties-were also country have each discussed It and each most unprecedented activity in dry goods as being worth anything to him. to pro­ has a reason of his own and scarcely any for the season. Iron is in only fair de­ claimed that Cleveland received the sol­ tect himself. And nnw is just the time appointed. The society Is In a flourishing condition and Is doing excellent work. two of them agree. We think the causes mand, with prices slightly weaker, they dier vote. Tho list of disappointed demo­ as R. Mudge and Son. the leading cloth­ Pete's Union connected iers. have a large stock of ulster over­ are like the boy returning from school one having long beetf so low as to nearly dfrive crats grows larger every day. coats which they are selling at greatly re­ with the Baptist church will hold a social day kept continually scratching his head, many miles of completed railway as all the soutberp makers out of the field. Breadduced prices. at the home of Estes Rork, the first Tho Journal says that “ the B annek his mother said, “Johnny what Is the balance of the earth combined, and all stuffs rule strong, and provisions have bouse north of Charlie Bauer's, In the first has been bought up by the Stockbridge reason of your scratching your bead so these have been materially developed and been manipulated to a high plane. Julius Russell has more than maintain­ word, next Friday evening Dec. 9tb. All crowd," the consideration being a couple ed his reputation as being the leader for are cordially Invited to come. much?” Johnny says, “mother, If you brought about under the rule of the re­ of gold watches or so, the wholesale price fine holiday goods, and his store presents will just examine my bead you will find publican party. Will our opponents say the causes are numerous.” So we would these things are not due to any particular The message of President Harrison just being about $30 each. We thank lhe a scene that Santa Claus would envy, bad that individual a refined taste for beauti­ The students have returned to their find the causes numerous, if we should form of government?' thaiThe broad and delivered to congress, is a state paper that Journal for Its compliment u to the value ful and useful things In the line of fancy stop to consider the reasons given by the fertile acres of our vast domain. would men of all political parties must point to of our editorials. If the Banner's Influ- goods. He has a line that Is not excelled work again, lookipg brighter and happier because of the short vacation. voters in the different localities. But of have pushed all these things into being? with pride, and one that all future presi­ ,ence is worth two gold watches, that of in qaallty anywhere and he has the largest Foot-ball is the order of the day at pres­ one reason or cause I think nearly all will If 80,-then one form of government Is just dents of the United States would do well the Journal would be worth about one quantity ever brought to Ute city. Any oue who cannot bo pleased at his store ent. as the different class teams are play­ agree, that the tariff was at least one. If as good as another, and our wonder Is in­ to emulate. It is a paper that must stand boy’s nickel plated Waterbury. might as wen give np. A cordial Invita­ ing for the championship of the U. of M. Dot the principal cause. The democratic creased, why these things did not push as a living proof of the watchfulness and It Is now learned that Biela's comet, af- tion Is extended to all Intending purchases At present the ’93 Llta. are leading and party have been pounding away for a long themselves into existence under demo­ care of the executive over each and all ot of holiday goods. will probably win the contest, they having received -he honor the past two years. time on the tariff question, and young cratic rule. They had the same fertile the nation’s interests, such a watchfulness, er starting In a bee-line for our earth, in­ tent on mischief and dlro calamity, learn ­ voters who have lived only under the re- acres, and broad domain; what was the as we think has seldom, If ever been The roof of the gymnasium Is now com­ The c. L. 3. C. will meet with Mr* pleted, and It Is hoped the work Inside publlcan doctrine of protection have been matter, why did not ail of these thing equaled. The showing by statistics, ing that the democratic party had again been Installed in power, ooald see no par­ Lmbtou Dee. loth, with the Wlowlnr will progress rapidly. led to believe that free trade would be lhe materialize? absolute facts and figures, of the marvel­ ticular use to continue her Journey, turned programA committee has been appointed to better policy for this country, and voted It la to the republican policy of protec­ ous growth and progress of this country Qeouuon^-New, Item* make arrangements for the construction of accordingly. To all such we would sim­ tion that we owe this mighty progress, under the rule ot the republican party, and from her course, and left the democratic Grecian Hhtor,. Mr* Bowne. roreltn Power* a new building for the University conser­ ply ask, that they remember that under and so clearly does thia fact stand out in Its policy of protection, for thirty years, party to complete the work of destruction. ,1Un'“d ?““* vatory of music, which, owing to the Airs. Stauffer. thia doctrine of protection, foatered and the history of this country for the past challenges comparison with any nation of number of pupils, lias outgrown Its pres­ Tho democrats have been entrusted Gallia* Mr* Striker. built np by the republican party, this Na­ thirty years, that the democratic party, ancient or modern history, and this condi­ The Indebtedne,, ot the U. S. GoTcrn- ent quarters in Newberry hall. Work with the job of keeping the political ma­ will commence on the building in the tion has in less than one generation, ad­ though pledged in Its platform to repeal tion as he statei in the message, will make Sthopote. Ml*» Lemomtui. chinery of the country In running order, spring. vanced from seventh place to be first the McKinley bill, and declaring the law a level from which wc shall be able to but they seem inclined to hesitate be­ Two faculty meetings have been called to among the nations of the earth, flrat In of protection to be unconstitutional, will Judge of the wisdom or folly of a change fore Ixing the fires as the political poker Grille. Mrs. Lamereau. consider the homeopathy question, but no agriculture, first In manufactures nnd first violate their pledges made to the people, in our national policy. is hot at both ends. action has been taken, owing to the ab­ C1 “ bwin «®< with Mra Ln mining. This fact alone should cause and..................... plead justification on the principle, Donahue Dec. 19th, with the following sence of Dean Obetz each time. No one seems to know “where he Is at” It is the breast of every true American to ••that a bad promise h better broken than It looks now as if Mr. Cleveland would When men are pardoned out of prison program: feared by manv that the school will be swell with pride and to rejoice that he is kept.” Republicans can afford to watch not cater to the mugwumps' very__ General Quotations. much, an the eondlltou that they “leave the coinabolished. IteMlno. Mr* Bailey. an American. , and wait and as the election returns show’ that he try at once for the United States" it !„ Beeluuon. Mr* DevltL The following was a notice which waa Contrast the financial condition of the was elected without the vote of New York time for Uncle Sam to begin to put on his Slootaf. Mlaaea Lillian Benuaer and banded to one of tlie lecturers in the Law government today, with Ito condition left The event of flrat importance for the be couldjtfford to set Tammany aside, un­ war paint. Grace nut. to os by the last of the successions of week was fresh exports of gold at a time less be Is under contract with Croker in quite brief (800 pages); will assign you for Mlu Kuie McPnarlln. BeelUHoo. Mr* Mittbow* your next lesaon tho first four volumes ol democratic rulers of this ecu ntry u nder the when our financial system la undergoing a lhe matter. From the horde of office The very latest advices are that “Johnny Mtule brlbeebotr. strain that causes some degree of distrust seekers that are following him, sad bls no­ has got his gun" and is hunting for the The third lecture on the lecture course tice to them all. It looks aa though he In­ Dee. 15th, 111 be given next Friday evenlux bv Prof. tended to select his friends for appoint- Thursday, December 8, 1892. EDITORIAL NOTES. Additional Local News. �Hastings Banner ",r Thursday, December 8, 1892. J SXmN13 POWDER Absolutely Pure. -;ni ‘if tartar baking powder. H BAKING PVWOSRCO.. ioo Wall St-, WHEN YOU rd* or eak d<» J«»ur artificial teeth . - .nhp down? if »o •endone.dollar for intt's Handy bolder. You can apply It . rone u'.'uute, and uo matter if ■ |‘ ■•mot It will hold firmly In the r mt th.- mot tryingclrcutnttatico*. Address .1. Z. HCttBAh’D. I>. D.S. White Cloud. . i Michigan ;. ■..-i PERSONALMENTION. Chirll. Doyle .pent San<tey ln BeHeyne. . W. R. COOK. Local Editor. »ne Hams A VanAmman. Mention «(the anrual sale of useful and y«tortv°”' °r J,c‘“’n' w“ •“ *•“ d*r fancy art Idea, held by the ladles con­ nected with the Episcopal church will be MIm Ette Hole. WM la Lake Odessa seen elsewhere in thia issue. Wednewtey. The tramps are now miking their an­ C. P. Marple, of LuulBff, w.a iu the nua pilgrimage to their winter quarters city Tuewtey. 1” V® stealing Don A. c. Towne, of Milo, wu la the along the way. Keep a lookout for them end don t encourage them In their indo- city Thursday. *?y Ri^g them Kratultoua “handR^fr’ of Grand Rapids, was In the oute,r bm them work for what they city yesterday. „ >!ohn Pend®rp”»t was in Grand There are more ready priUcs than there Rapids Monday. are ready and willing workers. It is easi­ Frank Black waa In Prairieville Thurs­ er to find fault with what others do and tile way they do It, than to do anything. day on business. > That Is the way the multitude critlelsea T. D. Campbell, of West Bay Cl|v, was while the few work. The critics would in the city yesterday. t*c more apt in their criticism if they tried Chester Messer wm In Grand Rapids the work awhile. fore part of the week. A dangerous eonterfelt silyer quarter L. E. Knappen. of Grand Rapids v.-as catcd 1892 baa made its appearance. Its • face is perfect and the reverse nearly so. seen on our streets Monday. It is an,Imitation of one made at tho New Charles Sherman, of Charlotte. was In Orleans mint this year. The weight ia the the city on business Monday. some as the genuine coin and the only L. W. Fefghner, editor of the Nashville Haw Li In the ring of the coin when it Is News, paid us a visit Tuesday. dropped. The annual meeting of the Barry Co. Agricultural society will be held In the court bouse in the city of Hastings, Tues­ day Dec. 27 th., 1893 at 1 o’clock p. m.. for the election of officers and to transact any other business that may come before the meeting. Axa Pennock, Frei . M. IL Burton, Sec’y. At R. K. Grant’s guessing matchi Saturiiay evening to ascertain wbo> had guessed the nearest to lhe number of ar­ tificial snow Hakes in his window, the prize of 820 In gold was awarded to | Miss Bertha! I’llug, of this city. Tho correct number of flakes. \<as 3.304 and she guessed 8,705, her guess being the [near­ est. The guesses ranged all the waylfrom 1,000 to several hundred thousands. A well-knowir landscape gardener writes: Don’t disfigure your lawn with a cost of coarse barn manure. Instead, u.-mi an ap­ plication of dry hard wood ashes that] will at lhe first rainfall, however slight.) fall down in and among the spires of xrass. forever:out of sight. The application! will be easier. Uin coal less, while effect I will be equally productive of a thick green turf, and without the unsightly covering of the stable manure. ■ That we sell ------ AND------ JERSEY OVER-SHIRTS For less money than any of them. Yours respectfully, Sanford Truman, of Nashville, attend­ ed tho “Poverty Ball’’ last evening. F. Kenny, representing the Elliott Pa per Co., of Chicago, was in tlie city Tues­ day. E. W. HORRILL Sr CO., Ada Michael h visiting in Nashville this week. Sh8 will not return to Chatta­ nooga until the 1st. of Jan. ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshall, ot Mar­ shall. returned to Prairieville Salurdhy, after a ten day s visit at 1). R. Cooks. Mlles A. Curtis, Past Grand Chancellor, of Michigan. In the order of the Knights, of Pythias, was In the city over Sunday. Miss Emma Bradley returned to Grand Rapid-Monday, after n two weeks visit with her grandparents Mrs-and Mrs. Davenport. . . Beautiful silk mufllers for ladles and gents, at Russell’s. • The prices nf gloves and mittens are being slaughtered at IL Mudge A Son’s. ! p (.r NO PAY lor services. Don't forget that we carry the largest - ••• ti gdarant<-e to jiermancntly cure all and best stock of candles In town, and . Ui.uiurerf both sexes. No pain; DO price the lowest. •i. : :i> detention from business. For - .i;:c.u anrt Illustrated pamphlet conMichiKXn retereaers (free), address Du IL W. Makmi. If you need nu overcoat, and have not . •. f-MILLER CO.. IM. I<M, h« MichThe Mr. and Mrs. Roliert Wayne Co. already purchased one It will pay you to v. Detroit. Mich. will hold forth In Union hall to night, to- Inspect the bargains R. Mudge A Son are v .. rihlGRAND RAPIDS stop at inorrowi and Saturday evenings. Thl^ offering in this lino. company come well recommended, having Any one not knowing what tp buy for a just eluted a weeks engagement in Port Christmas present should go to Russell's, Huron. To-night they will present ••For­ they have a full line of ail tha latest nov­ given;'’ i to-morrow night ' “The Black elties, fancy work, baskets, etc. ■ • UNION DEPQT. • Flag;" And' Saturday evening “Qucena." Watch for tlie great lumdkerchivf sale plays are said to be free from all vuli r.unarfe Transfer. New House The garni Mil ih.,plate are <rr:l tela. I-rica. I " ' AnjlUhu ma to •;(■*» । licit oral Electric Bells. I’ocmsSO IS. as Sad 33 canto Itowvcd wnU ati ’W »?<™nl. « Ito BEACH X- BOOTH. Fred L. Heath’s. | lnr<esl 4,r)c,c CV<-T !n the <llJ't0 sclwt ' ' ; from. ' , The increase in the outpoint of impure ... , . , a era Hatting' T#on»hlp. ' at the tladings,Natioa.il bank every booltel... toeoman.gn... Ili.l . dvm.»d ,h» •» K’ •i’’Inc December and ar my residence ojubt .ton to m.dn In no untort.ln ton,. nu“‘'«• .;urlng the mouth to receive taxes. lor . toOto ■l,oroo,b onlortotoral ot .)■■■ "'I*1 lT lo lhf ten In every «S(te wdn.« them. Tta-; '!'.«• « » downfall of thousand# of. our youth Is o'clock p. m.. and continuing throughout to Baltimore Taxpajarfrs. tho evening. Lunches and Ice cream and Dowtin? each1 W«tne«yiv4 Pricb- directly traceable to bad literature. .High­ cake will be served. <.h>, a; Henry Houghtalln’a r'ri- ly coloted plates of immoral scenes to pence Ipo«. sk»e More. Hxstirgx. pander to-the depraved mental appetite Monday eve. Jan. 2nd.. Hose Co. .No. 2. v. fjr the (SirjoM! of receiving of young and old are displayed on news­ will give a dance in Union hall, proceeds ■ CRANK iXufGHTALIN stand*. and any one who 1ms the price to be used in tittin* up roams. Good mu­ Treasurer. sic will be in attendance and a gwxl time may buy. guaranteed to all who attend. BHI for ■ H i'tinss City i Rank Saturday A trick that h going lhe rounds Just dance 75. cents. supper 511, cents p< r con.... It.. turn ; now, “ food Test of tlie Eye.” Is to ncu pie. and baggage Cheeked free Every­ nre with the eve the distance to which i one should buy a ticket to help the boys you must-push away the central one of Jiuttand Taxpayer*. three silver dollars side by side, their drthe IlMtinin City Bank every SataLtdleH and gtrntlptnen who are in doubt fli.et mber to receive taxes, and at eumferencfc touching, so that Hie distance •verj' Frfciay for the same purpose. front the lower edge of tlie central coin so as to what presents they should get for Lewis Watkins, Treas. removed shall be equal to the distance their husbands and wives. should attend apart of |the outer edges ot the two other the annual sale of useful and fan y art! arlton Taxpayer*. < — ITowu hall Fricayk and at Weis- coins. Nou will probably do os every one civs to be held in the society rooms ir-lrt-an- -tore In IU»tiri;s, Satur- elaedo^ pul the coins side by side and Thursday. Dec. Ktth. commencing at “• iM-emiter to receive ta>es. o’clock mm and rouiruuiuK continuing throughout evpush wj middle one upwards along the ociovk nnuntuou. the v.•» D. WlLtJAM*. Treas. Carlton twp tabie until you think you have done a 1 cuing. The assortment is unusually large rash thing>y pushing it so far. When and prices will be very reasonable, you measure you will find out It Is an • Lunches and Ice cream ami dake will be served. odd perversity of lhe eye. Keep good watch of j our stoves and A few' weeks ago the Ionia, Eaton A • CIRCULATION • Barry Insurance company sued 35 of Its stovepipes. During the cold weather of, ex-members for assessments claimed to coarse good tires arc needed to keep com­ Thi< week. 83 quires. have been due before the members with­ fortable. A man living in the fourth waul drew from Hie company, but which they was awakened the otlrer night by being had not as the rather suffocated with smoke. An inves­ Hereafter^ changes for advertisements naa nut, been ucvn called can™ upon upv.. to « pay ; •' mud reach this office Tuesdays at latest to | company was then making a “ “ record” for tigation showed that a chunk of wood In the parlor stove had fa’len against the was accepted _________ . --.ire insertion In the is^ue of the week . low assessments. Ben Ott» wi as aa test test, case, case, for for the the ccinpa company wanted stove door, knocking It open and scatter­ v,-':vi; brought. 1 ! a® I good picking. J. M. C. Smith appeared ing coals on the carpet About seven feet for the i5 and the case was tried last week square of the carpet was burned, and In a :• 'Ung: locate will be found on the before Esquire Thomas, of Grand Ledge, very few minutes more nothing could the Jury‘returning a verdict of no cause have saved the bouse, the loss of which for action. There Is a big point Involved would have been a severe loss to the ownI '»•'< on the inside local page for addl- as well as considerable cash and it is safe b'-na! local items. - i , • to say that the case will be carried to the The Kalamazoo city council has passed an ordinance to protect home merchants Baths at Busby Bros, only 15 cents. supreme court.—Charlotte Tribune. from transient tradesmen, compelling the Hot and cold water. We sincerely tliank our many patrons latter to pay a license of 810 a day for the lai-sell h»« a nice line of furs for ladles, for the Xery liberal patronage they have first 10 days, aud 85 a day thereafter. If bestowed on us In the past and will en­ they stay long enough to compel the pay­ misses and children. deavor to merit a continuance of the same Sterling silver coffee spoons at John in the future. Our njotto is “to give the ment of taxes on their goods then the council gives them something of aXrabate. B Amer’s, the jeweler. best for the least money." That we have The penalty for violation of this ordinance Better buy you an ulster overcoat at R. been successful in doing this Is proven by Is 8100 or three months in Jail. This Is the great volume of our trade, and the Mudge x- Soil’s, while they are selling so nothing but plain justice, as it ought to fact that It is steadily growing. We are be tlie highest duty of any city to protect chrap. ’ ‘ in a position to buy our goods at a much Spary Phillips wants all the produce he lower figure than any of our competitors Its own business men. They are compell­ can get and | will pay tlie very highest and that 13 the reason we can aud do un­ ed to deal honestly If they stay in busi­ ness. while fakirs and the like have no price in cash or trade. dersell them. We have now become thor­ reputation to lose and invariably humbug ' Huethlng new In art linen for fancy oughly established InSIafitings, we have people to their hearts content work such as handkerchief cases, drapes won an enviable reputation for square and honorable dealing, and we aik And Invite ami table scarfs, at Russell’s. Stockholder's Meeting. an Inspection of our goods. Our stock is In accordance with Sec. 12 of Public act John Hessmer shows the finest stock of complete and we ask all of our old cus­ No. 205 of the Slate Banking law of Michi­ Soods for Christmas presents ever shown tomers and many new ones to call and sec gan ot 1887. the stockholders of the Has­ in the city. ; All goods warranted. tings City Bank are hereby notified, that Bankht-it Stoke. The best seven button over gaiter In the the annual meeting of the stockholders of market for only 81.00. Best ten button Sign of the red Haga. said bank for the election of directors, win over gaiter only 81.25 at F. G. Stowells. Now that the campaign is over it la well be held at their office In Hastings. Mich, I. ad les-A full line of stamped linen for for ail to consider what reading matter on Tuesday, December 18th, 1892, from fancy work, dollies and center pieces In en­ they will secure to entertain them during 9 a. m. to 12 o’clock tn. Dated at Hastings this 29th.day of Nov. tirely new designs, just received at Rus­ the long winter evenings that will noon be Dan. W. Reynolds. sell’s here. We are now offering the greatest 1891. Cashier. combination of good reading, at the lowest IL Mudge A Son want to dispose of price, that has ever been offered, namely their stock of underwear and are therefore the Banner and New York Tribune, the The ladles connected with the Episco­ Bering everything In this line at greatly two papers for 81.10 per year. Every pal church will hold their annual sale of Mured prices. topic of the day la discussed by exper­ useful and fancy articles Thursday Dec. •os Rogers wishes'us to Inform the peo­ ienced writers, aMd scientific questions are 15th, commencing at 3 o’clock in the af­ ple >f Barry county that he is In the mar­ dwelt upon In a manner that cannot but ternoon and continuing through the even­ ket !»r poultry, beads on and entrails in. interest every one. As to the Farm De­ ing. The sale will be held In the society Re wji also buy game. partment In this paper we have received rooms and lunches and ice cream wlil be Renumber our offer of the Banner and the following excellent testimonial from served. The articles tote sold this year Prof. Eugene Davenport, of Woodland, ‘ New Y«rk Weekly Tribune, the two peare especially fine. _________ _ formerly a processor in the Agricultural pen forfi.io per year. Get your winter college, and one who has made the best For Bale. leading vhlle you can get it cheap. methods of farming a special •w: One good Pordand cutter, two cook Over lot decorated lamps, library and Woodland, Mich.. Nov. 2, 1892. stoves, nearly new, also several gasoline aland, mor, than you ever saw In one Cook Bros.. Hastings, Mich. stoves at my house on N. Broadway, oppo­ store bought satisfactory. Please look Dr tn FbiendSx 4 take the first oppor- site school house. them over. Canity la toy IU1 Ito Avtealtor.l drMrs. Cobs Powers. LLinC of th. iw Tork Trlh.to I.. ~>d Hams A VanAkman. b«n tor y«A tto to,t mwM»d 1° »» It is said that the price of coal will soon Botle*. the country. ,nd you will tnulto n. unto 11 t ike another advance. People who think Money to loan on real estate or g< od oi> Including some specimens of this costly notes. Apply to Smith A Colgrove, glim io their holiday purchases had better I Hastings. -THE KENT- DO NOT FORGET Than a nice pair of Slippers? We think we have one of the finest lines of Slippers to be found. Patent Leather Dancing Pumps, Dongola Dancing Pumps. And for House Slippers in gent's wear, those fine Russia Calf Nullifier Slippers. Also, those fine, fancy worked Slippers, at prices ranging from "5 cts to $2.00. Don’t fail to see them! WOOLLEY & BRON52N, One Price Shoe Dealers. X . 8,804. HOW NEAR DID YOU COME TO IT? ' . >- .:... - - THE WINNER out of the thousands of guesses received in the guessing contest, the correct number, 8804, was not gucssecL Miss Bertha Pflug, of this city guessed the nearest to the exact number, and re­ ceives the $20 00 prize. Her guess was S765. £) LOCAL NEWS. But what is the Clothier going to do? HERE is advertising inspiration T in our stock of Men’s Overcoats, i The stylish Melton, the handsome Kerseys, etc. | I The dressy double-breasted, the warm ulsters etc. { R 11 t D U I there is better advertising than that of the papers. We find.it with the pleased men, who having bought al­ ready send their friends to secure a duplicate of their pleasure. 1 DO YOU want to buy an over­ coat? Do you want to save $3, §5, maybe more? Well then come in and do it now. A good overcoat for $7.50, thence up to the finest. �Hastings BannerThursday, Dec. S, 1892^ COOK BROS . Propnetora. (CARTERS tenut payable sembannually in *ueh coin nt the rate of 3 per cent. i»er annuip, the Noted on the Floor of the Pop­ bonds to be known aa the treasury defi­ ciency bonds. The bonds aud interest on ular House. them are to be exempt from the payment of all taxes or duties of tb«f United States, well an from taxation in any form. The TEE QEEETISG ABD HA5DSHAKIHG as secretary is authorized (o dispose of the bonds at not lens than their par value, nnd apply the proceed* to the payment of the deficiency iu the Unite! States treasury, —MoCanu's Morel Distinction—Bill* to and for no other purpose. Bo&4a to Boy Deficiencies, and to Repeal "CURE SICK Lvcr and rcguUw Uu-bovrela. Even if t-ey oul> “ HEAD w.T3““V?.rf“ find th— PiUivstawill not be wll- ACHE B tha banc ot no many lives that bora is wbm veiaaka our grrat boaaL Our pills cure it while CARTER MEDICINE CO., New Yw*i WIL PIU.SMM1 DOSE. SMU Pffltt FORl’ttum Rl ACpV» 8 cauauetz^Enclotn- stamp for circular. Address. A. S. parish, Prop'r When you want a FRESH LUNCH,:-: Go to the CITY BAKERY. Fine line of creams ■ and fresh confectionery. ' A. E. RENKES. • BUSINESS CARDS. TAMES A. SWEEZEY. »* Attorney ut law4 Hastings. Mich. I’rnctiVes In all courts of the state. Col­ lections promptly attended to. RS. K H. A C. P. LATHROEr ilomoepathie Physicians and ■ Surgeons ' All calls city'and couniry promptly at­ tended t<1- D Washington, Dec. 6.—Jt MH an interest­ ing occupation to watch tlie floor of the house yesterday during tlje time in which the members were assembling and until the brief session wan ended by adjournment. Members greeted bach other generally, whether fellow partisans or bitter oppo­ nents of each other,with great warmth. Ocsasionally would • be seen a movement of members towards one place where mao member prominent in some way hail Just made his appearance, and then there wouldIbe a spell of handshaking in which the new arrival would get much the worst of it, notwithstanding the good will of the ♦bakers. Ton^ Wntson, self-conlWpnt as ever, closely follower! by Jerry .Sim]jsou, took his seat early, and with him of socklem fame Returned thanks for tho greetings they received. Watson^looked a bit crest­ fallen over his defeat, though he declares he-wilj win In the contest Uncle Lewis Sjewoxd, of Illinois, is the only member with a contest on his bands who hopes the contest will result favorably for Ids oppo­ nent "I didn’t want to come back," he said. “J told them not to renominate me. But they did. Tho returns show my de­ feat by seventeen votes, and my constitu­ ents want me to contest. They can contest if they want to, and I believe they will win, but I am not going to .do anything about It, foe I’ve hhd enough of congress. It iin’t what it’s cracked up to be." Tom Heed on tho Hindsight. Tom Kral, a little thinner than usual, lumbered into his house and to. his se/it, Liying his lot® of flesh to grief over the re­ sult of the general election, “although.” bu said, “I bad no doubt from the first of the way iv was going." Tim Campbell, from “de Ate’ of New York, put iu an early ap­ pearance, wearing as usual a fresh white tie and n Prince Albert shit of black.. All of the Chicago members were on the ground early-fnll save Newlx*rry. . So. fur as could lx* k-apted he has not reached the city. Coiontl Ab Taylor, looking -a little fatter than when he left, was tine first on hand. He sail he felt uncommonly well and thu improvement was doubtless due, he said, to his: satisfaction at nut. having to serve lougen than the present t«rtn. The Dlatluctlou of Toni McCann. McCann, clean shaven and spruce, came next. He was spied as ho entered the dixir, and there was a rush for him. and for a half hour be was subjected to steady con­ gratulations upon being re-elected by a larger;jpajority than that Tt-ceivetl by any other 1 member except Judge Culberson, from Texas, who bad no opponent Then came [Durborow, his cheeks aglow with henltbt and happiness. It seemed fuf-a time a» if hi? wouhl l>e smothered with congrat­ ulations, and when it was over his collar was wilted with perspiration. To Durbor­ ow bekmgs the honor of intriMluring lh« first bit of World’s fair legislation. It was a resolution to .repeal the Sunday closing clause; of the World's fair bill, and itjwas promptly referred. ft A. SCRIBNER. M. !>.. V. Physician and Surgeon, : Delton, Mien. (jtflee Ihlresldcuce, one block ea«t of depot. A. Ik C. H. BAHUEU There were tunny rcprtsentatlvui who • Physicians nnd burgeons. were favored with floral tributes, but the Calls iff city or county responded to with senate was a regular conservatory. The promptness, day or night. display has probably never been suqMLwetl. The vice president le<l In the show with a ILL1AM O. LOWDEN. 4 huge bosket of pinks, roses,' violets, and Lawyer. Office pver Hastings City Bank, Has ferns-j-die gift of admiring friends. The cleskjjr Gibwon of Louisiana was weighted tings. Mirb.. w ' with ai superb banket of pinks and yellow rotaw-ia touching tribute, as the senator A. SHELDON. now Ilea dangerously 111 at Hot Springs, .Abstract and Real Estate Office, tatetraat Block. Hastings. Ark. The most striking tribute was that Money to loan on Real Estate Real Estate to Wolcott. He found his desk completely •old on O'lnmlsslon. General cou»esnnctng. hiddcA by a crate of blooming rose trees, Having » ioinpletc set of Abstract Books, com­ piled fromithe Records, can furnish' complete bearing the card and good wishes of bis « tracts c. F. BROOKS. Clerk. “political admirers." Gorman received roses from the Maryland Democratic club A T. DRAKE, M. D., of the District of Columbia Voorhees, pink, yellow, and/ed roses; Dolph, bouquet Offli-e over Holloway’s <1fuk store. Office In mm from 3 to 4 p. m. Telephone, con of roses; Mitchell, white and yellow chrys­ nectlug with residence, at Holloway's druy anthemums; Hiscock, basket of red roses; store. Washburn, basket of pink roses. Tributes were also made to Cockreh, Hawley, Vilas, g M. F0WLE1LD.D. 8. Hausbrough, Pasco. Proctor, Manderson, Pettigrew, Cail, and others. I Office hoars s a in. to 5 p. m. REPUBLICAN SENATORS CAUCUS. M1TII & COLGROVE. Discussing the Question ot the Control of Lawyers. (Office tn Unionblock. Hastings.) the Senate. Practice is all the courts of the state. WA8H1NOTOJL «•—“Shall there be any new stat»s admitted at this session? ” e. kenaston, was the principal question before the con­ • Attorney at Law, (Over J. 8. Goodyear & Co.'s store.) ference ot Republican senators yesterday Practices!n all court,of the Mtate. Collections afternoon. Other matters related to tho xohiptly attending to. , organization of committees, etc., but not fa B. TiMMERMAN. Hom<i|MUik I'bp to an order of business, which, was gener­ Ju . sician and Surgeon. ally supixwed to be the object of their as­ , (Office over Lathrop's drug store.) sembling. The discussion grew out of tho aw. real estate andcullect- ciMisideration of the question whether or ui>t it were desirable or expedient for the . ING OFFICE OF . Republicans to try to retain control of the Palmebtox & Smith, senate organization. On this point there Woodland, Mich. is something of the humorous in the atti­ C. S. Palmkrtox, J. M. Smith. Notary Public.’ Justice of the Pence. tude of leading members of both parties. Too 3u«rrow''f«->r Cockrell. Republicans like Hale say that the tail must go with the hide, so te speak; that no effort should be mado by the Republicans to direct or control the organization of the senate in thfc next conuresa, so that the Democrats will have rnulsputed possession of all brnnehts of tlie ,vetnment. . On the other hand there are Democratic who seern to be not desirous of assuming the responsi­ bility of organizing the senate. Cockrell says that unleaa the Democrats elect Senntcra from Californio, Wyoming, and Mon­ tana they will not bo able to effect nn or­ ganization without the aid of allies; that forty-tour senators and tho casting rote of Vice President Stevenson is a very narrow majority with which to work. The confer­ ence adjourned without taking any action ou the question, and with the understand­ ing that another meeting should be held to further discuss the question before any action in taken in the senate P S A L KIRKS IAM0N TMSW HultkM, Igresable, Gtaanslng. FINIS IS WRITTEN OPENING INCIDENTS SOME EARLY HOUSE BILLS. Beads to Pay UefloWnclen — Attack on WASHINGTON. Dec. G—There was a concomddurable grist of bills brought to the national statute mill yesterday by mem- Chapped Hands, Wounds, Burns, Me. portaut was mu-by Ammerman of Penn­ sylvania authorising the treasury to issue not exceeding in the Aggregate £73,000,000 bonds of the United States, redeemable in coin of the present standard value at the Then there were two bill* aimed at tho United States election laws. One by Oates repeals the section of the law providing for supervbiots and dip:-ty nui.-sht’.snt elec­ tions. Another by \/heeler of Alabama makes it unlawful for an officer of the fed­ eral government to interfere with elections in states, and repeals all law* which anthorize olllcers of the United States to In­ terfere with elections in states. Muchler of Pennsylvania introduced in the house n bill transferring the bureau of jamakaui or pension office to the war department, anti placing it under the suitervision of the secrotary of war. Proceedings In Congress, WASHINGTOX, Dec. 0.—The senate began Its second session of the Fifty-wecond con­ gress yesterday at noon. Seventy senators were present, but for the first time in forty yean Dennis Mnrphy. the olficinl reporter, wnsn!*ent from his desk, bring ill. The committee to wait on the pnbJdcnt was ap­ pointed nnd perfdnned its duty, wliereupon.the senate adjourned for the day. In tlie house the saiqe routine was gone through. Diiriwrow introduced a bill re1, pealing the Sunday clpsing clause of tho World's fair bill. Dockery introduced a resolution requiring the appropriations committee to prepare a statement showing the exact condition of the government as to income and expenses; also for a commission to ascertain whether the government can get along with less employes. The house adjourned.__________________ _ FATAL FIRE JN BROOKLYN. Two People Killed by Leaping from n Window to the Ground. New York, Dec. 2.—A fire in the tene­ ment house. 319 Flushing avepue, Brook­ lyn, at I o’clock Friday morning resulted in the killing of two perwe-ns—father and child, and the serious injury of at least half a dozen others. The dead are Michael Doyle, 40 years old. and Nellie Doyle. 3 years old. The injured are: James Mur­ ray, his wife and six children, another of the Doyle children, nnd the four members of the Grimes family. The tire broke out in the cellar and was due, it is believed to the carelessness of Michael Monahan, an aged, homeless man, who has lawn in the habit of sleeping in the cellar,. He is under aricst. ' Paulc-Strlclccn Tenant*. ihrongh tb.b.-iIlw.x.an.l AlwluUlAnJcut oil nil .-JCOI® by m»» ot lhe »lnlr««yn nuicxlv on the scene and The firemen were quickly promptly turned their attention to the res­ cue of the panic-stricken u-nante, who sto«xl nt the windows imploring help. Those living on the first floor were res­ cued in safety, but while this was occur­ ring the fire had crept nearer to those in the upper storieo. Lfoyle attempted tosavu his little one* by throwing them from the window, nnd hail tossed two of them out when he himself fell to the p<yement Ho and the little girl, Nellie, were fntally In­ jured and died almost Instantly. The other child wm badly hurt and was taken to a hospital. Meantime the firemen had succeeded in reaching the Doyle apart­ ments nnd Mrs. Doyle aud the remainder of the children were rescued in-safety. GOING TO BOTTLE HIS SPIRIT. A Muskegon Spiritualist Wbu WIU Try an Intcrcatlug Experiment. * Ml'SKEGUX, Mich., Dee. 5.—A prominent spiritualist of this city hns perfected a scheme by which hu hojwtf nt death to be able to prove poaitirely to those in the ma­ terial state that his spirit exists after Its separation from the body. Her went to Pittsburg a short time ago nnd obtained a large glass cylinder so constructed that it enn be sealed air-tight in n moment's time. In this cylinder he has supended with fine copper win* two pieces of metal so light thnt they can be brought in contact with each other by tho slightest motion of thfi nir shut within the cylinder. These wires pass through the cylinder, one la-ing con­ nected with a battery and tlie other with a telegraphic instrument. Will Be Sealed Up Jug Before Death. He has made arrangements for his friends at bls donth and just befo» the spirit leaves his body-to seal him in th* cylinder that his spirit may be prevented from taking its de­ parture, and at tho same time enabled by u series of systematic dlsturbaucea of thu air within the cylinder to communicate with'his friends through the telegraphic instrument. Ashe is dying with consump­ tion the public will not hare long to wait for the test of his experiment. If this ex­ periment proves succwsful his friends are pledged oftex three day* to unseal the cylin­ der and allow the spirit to depart and then seal up and bury the remains. New Illinois Stale Officer*. BPRINGFIELD, II!*, Dec. 2.—Stale Secre­ tary-elect Hinrichsen has announced the appointment of T. F. Russell, chairman of the Christian county Democratic commit­ tee, to succeed Captain S. P. Moody, who has been chief of lhe corjrarntioii depart­ ment for thirteen years. Mr. IllnrichM'n reappointed Miss M. Jennie Robinson, of Springfield, stenographer and typewriter. George W. Btenuau, of Joliet, will hnvo on* of the clerical positions. Might Have Been 1OO If Hho Hadn't. BCHAXTOX, Pa,, Dec. a—Mrs. Sarah Kiple, n grantl aunt of Mr. Edwin A. Ablx-y, tho artisL Is YJ years old: She was never sick an hour in her life until early in Novemltcr, when hhu caught a bad cold by going Karefooted out of doors, and t hen she declared she wasn’t u bit sick. She has smoked a pipe for seventy odd years nnd taken a drink of whisky every day for many years. _______ THE DEATH~RECORD. Ex-Governor Hexp.v M. HoTT.at Wilke? GEOBOE W. HENSEL, father of Attorney General HenM-1, at Lancaster, Pa. Colonel Henry El Bateman, at Easton, Md. W. D. Garrisox, one of the proprietors of the Grand Uqlon hotel, a-j New York. General Lvctus i£ Polk, prominent cit izen of Tennessee, at Nashrilln Albert Cchxx, prominent citizen of Littie Rock, zkrk. General Joseph H.-Potter, retired, at Columbus, O. Joseph Waltox, millionaire coal mwcbafit of Pittsburg. Charles F. Evans, ex-mayor of Read­ ing. Pa. Brigadier General Benjamin W. Brice, retired, at Washington. On the Life-Record of the Wall Street Wizard. DEATH MAKES THE CLOSING ENTRY Jay Gould Crosses the Dark River and Goes to the Unknown . Country. 1 Death Angel’* RAN TWE BANK INTO- MWGHMENT. yeatetriay morning on the Stone City bank, n private* institution operated by Henry Fish tc Sons. Th* fact that all comers got their money without a murmur did not de­ ter the others In the crowd, who stood Stolidly awaiting their turn. By 9^5 a. m. $30,quo had been paid ouU. It wa« evident that the payment could not Ixst ranch Imjgvr, so orders were issued to the teller to pay out no more money. The crowd was dismissed with the assurance that the bank would pay depositors every dollar anxl the doors were cloral to the public. Started Illi Bedaidr. New Yoh^. Dec. 3.—“Jay Gould b idead," was the announcement made in Wall street yesterday about 11 a. m., and , the voices of the shouting crowd wore stilled for a moment The first thought 1 wa* as to what cffecRthoevent would have on । the market, but it wm soon found thnt it would have no appreciable effect. The reason, was given by John T. Terry, who bus been connected with Mr. Gon Id for years, and who b a director in a number of :the Gould/properties. He nays: “Mr. Gould Idh* Werkingulcu. The run wm started, by the workingmen of the Enter;’rise mill. Those who were discharged wlu-n the mill was closed were t>aid in time checks. They expected to get the money at the bank, but it being after ■ hours and the door* ctaaed they started ' rumors of Insolvency, which precipitated •I the run. Tho liabilities of the Stone City bank are al>out fl®,000, due depositors. The firm claims to have given security of F250.0tX) worth of property. Tbs »*>ik Makes an AssiRniuciit. Just before 6 o’clock last night, in the county court an assignment of the Sumo City National bank was recorded by the attorneys for the Ann. The assign men t was In favor of J. 1* O'Donnell. George W, Monroe wns appointed receiver of tho Joliet Enterprise company. The citizens were greatly excited yesterday. The busi­ ness houses in nil port of the city did but little business and men left their work in the mills, factories and stores to inquire about the deposits they had loft at the Stone City batik.___________ _ WON BY THE REPUBLICANS. Tol'KKA, Dec. J.—The executive council sitting aa a board of canvassers yesterday afternoon cast lota to decide the legislative tie in Coffey county, and Bollinger, Repub­ lican, waa ehoaeD. The entire proceedings was conducted in secret' Hcasicm and At­ torney General Ives, the only Democrat on the board, refurcd to take part in IL By this decision the Republicans gain control JAY GOULD. ■ of lhe lower house of the legislature. It said ra ently that he had ‘trusted’ (to we ; was impossible to get statement* from t he his own exgyessloni the three st<>cks iu various membere comj>o*ing the retiring which l»e wns most interested, nnd tliat board which did not conflict. Secretary they cotild not be sold." Tlie three stocks Higgins stated that Treasurer Stover referred loan* Manhattan, Western Union drew the ballots and t he auditor declared and Missouri Pacific. The general opinion thnt it was Secretary Higgins. FopnMSta WnxiiigMuch Wroth. ' on the street is thnt Mr. Gould ha* had hb f. * ..t town was in n state of excitement house in good order for a long time. I over tin- :mnuancement,nnd lhe fusion pol­ . ' iUciaus declare that they will not submit Meanwhile at the Gould re.ddencc the । to what they term “the outrage." In an iasilcnce of death had prcvalktl since 0:15 - terview last night Auditor Hovey gave a. m.. tor at that hour the great financier this version of tho drawing: “Eighteen balb«d Rorlr re»-«nla)- room-। loU were dqmMUia bat, ™. ot which . . _ _ ... . •Fourtisllim. Tlte rules that govern good conduct fo. an Individual are thaw that should pre­ vail tn the offices of newspapers. There is news though in tho world in which the public is rightly Interested to fill the col­ umns of our newspapers every day in the year, but the trouble is that gotaip and scandal are often more interesting than matters of real moment. The rule of gen­ tlemanly conduct ought to be the rule of the editor ami publisher-ton happily it very often is—antics Judge Wallace wise­ ly pointed- out, mere gossip and scandal rnougering are no« excused by the answer that the ■ patrons of a newspaper want what they ought not to-have.—Harness Weekly. ...... n,«wV.u1 •IL.lH.irw.w ' th,, nnnih nf thn Mr. Geo. W. Ooofc Ot BL Johnsbury, VL Like a Waterfall Great Buffering After the Crip Tre^^ndous Roaring in the Head — Pain in the Stomach. “ To C. h Hood & Co.. Lowell. Mua.: "Two years ago I had a severe, attack of the Grip, which left me tn a terribly weak and de­ bilitated condition. Last winter I had another attack and was again very badly off, my heai’b / nearly wrecked. My appetite was al) tone. I f hut no strength, felt tired all the timr,had disagreeable roaring noises In my bead, like a waterfall. 1 also had severe beadaches and Severe Sinking Pains tn my stomach. I took medicines without ben­ efit, nntll. having heard so much about Hood's Sarsaparilla, 1 concluded to try It, and tlie re­ sult fi very gratifying. , All the disngreable effrcta of the Grip are gon^. 1 :im treu from . pains and achcw, and believe Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is surely curing;my catarrh. I reeomntend it to all.-" Geo. W.Coox. Sl Johnsbury, Vt. Boon's PILLS care Sum. Slek Headcbn Ixullgettkia. BlUotuaMt. Sold by all drerjlia wln^J Into uuemudau.n™. A .hort Th, Um, brfon, bl> dmth b. Ainb* mllM Mid ,,!nrai|„ Governor llumpbror'o bM nnd PRORATE ORDER. „ in, •... Secretary ___ became conscious, lie n«twi asked fnr for hiu his rlillchil­ *set on a ... table, and of State Hig­ State of Michigan. County of Harry­ At a session of the Probate, Chert tor the dren and they were all sent for and soon gins turned his back and drew the ballot*. , County of Barry, hold* n at the Probate Office, were in the room, tor they instinctively The first eight were blanks and_Jbe ninth tn the City of Hnstlmm, In said eountv, on Wednesday, the 2U«1 dav of Norember, in the ........ knew that the summons was the last from wm ‘Bollinger.’” year one thousand eight hundred and ulnety two. their father they .would ever be called on ITrscnt. Ciurles W. ArmMrong. Judge of Death of a Woman Worker. to obey. Those present of the family—all Chicago, Dec. 5.—Mnrj- Allen West, Probate. In the matter of the estate of .lame* of the family, in fact—were Mr. nnd Mrs. editor of The Union Signal and for many Malioni-y. deceased. George Gould, Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwin Gould. On rwiiint and tiling the pellifap. duly venMiss Helen Gould. Mr. Howard Gould and years prominent in Woman's Christian I fied, of Myron Wlu/. .ulininfstraXtfl <*f *<a!d espraying Uia: bls final scooant this duy Miw Annie Gould. The sen-ants were as­ Temperance Union work, died on Dec. 1, in ' tale, filed may be beard and allowed. Tokio, Japan. The news reached Chicago I Thereupon sembled near by. It te ordered, that Friday, the Saturday iu a cablegram to Miss Frances ifith day ot December. A. D. twe, at ten o’clock forenoon be itMixtted for the hearing of said An expression of satisfaction passed over Willard. Thecause of Mis* West’s death ; intbo petition, and that the heirs at law of f&td de­ the face of the dying hum os he glanced Is not yet known, but it was probably n ceased and all olhef persons interested in said around and saw that all were there. Then, general breaking down from over-work. estate, are required to ap|>ear at a session of said Miss West left Chicago on the 1st of last Court, lhen tv be holdeu at the Probate Office with his eyre on the group, perfectly con­ In the City of Hastings, in said « .muly. anti scious to tfie last, he pasrai away aa peace­ January for a trip around the world. She show cause, If a»y there be, why the prayer uf fully as a lv»l>e going to sleep. He died in was 55 years old and u native of Illinois. the petitioner may not be granted. Abd it w the same room in which his wife lirealhed Mias West associated herself with The further ordered, that said petitioner gite the persona tnterestt d in *ald estate, of th her Inst.. The members of the family were Union Signal in 1885, when Miss Willard, | to pendency of said |>et!duu and the bearing devoted to each other. Tlie death of tho her predectwsor, weril to Berlin. Before thereof, by canalnu’avopy of this onl-r to be mother wm a severe blow to all of them, coming to ChlMgo she was for nine-years publlabed In the Hastings BANxr.it. a m<wvpaInted and circulated in sitfd County of nnd tiiis last bereavement left them nil principal of -the Galesburg, Ill*., high perpi Barry once In each week tor three successive i proolrnted. Miss Helen Gould, liesides, schopL weeks previous to saldday of hearing.! wns ill when her father wm taken down . Chas. w. Armstkon . o, Cleveland in Nbw York. (A true copy. ) Judge of;Prcbate. aud hardly able to leave her bed to attend New Yoiik. Dec. 5.—President-Elect ou her father. Cleveland arrived Monday morning at MORTGAGE HALE. 7:35 o'clock from Exmore, Va., where he HE FORESAW HIS FATE. Whereas default has beeti made In the condi Mr. Gould’s Break Down at n Hallway had been on a shooting excursion. He Uons of a mortgag- executed by NebrJnla!' traveled in a special car attached to the lUchards and Itauuah .V. IPchards. his v tfe, <>( Sleeting. the township of OrniiBCtlllo lurry'<'onnty. The real oqnditon of Mr. Gould’s health southern express on the Penjosyivuda rail­ State of Jllchlstn. to Julia B Scoville, ol Geue was not reveal until a year ago, when he road. Mr. Cleveland raKDbd glad to be seo. state of New Yont.bearing date the !3nl of September, is-0. and recorded in the broke down in tlie famous Missouri Pacific home again mid to be in the beat of spirits. day Willi the exception of two or three report­ office of the Krfrii’tvr of I tetris for Barry' County. meeting. Thisoccurred in November. HWL ers, there were few people to greet Mr. Michigan, on the -Jttb day of September. Ism) hi twelve of mortgages ou page 33$, on wtu< h Tho Missouri Pacific railroad was Mr. Cleveland on his arrival. After seeing liber mortgage then* Is now ctaitred to be due (and Gould’s pride. He had built It up nnd had that a pointer dog which he had brought unpalil at the date of I his notice the »utn ol one made it a dividend-paying road, lie was ’ with him from Virginia was all safe, he en­ thousand, one hundred, eiglity-uhie'and n 100 dollars, principal and 1ntere»t together with an very jealous of the reputation which the teral a carriage and was driven up town to attorney fee ot thirty-five dollars asi stipulated In said mortgage, and no netI on or proceeding Vanderbilt roads enjoyed, and always his house.___________ at law or in equity havutg been Instituted to re­ pointed to the Missouri Pacific when he cover the debt secured by said mortgage or any waa charged with being a roil road wrecker, Chicago, Dec. 0.—Al last lhe great lake part thereof. Notice i« thereby given that by virtue of a {tower ot sale contained In saiu mart and net a railroad buider. But he wanted front case, which has occupied the courts gage and the statute tp such case made and pro­ the dividend (Missed thnt time nnd the ex­ vided the said mortgage will be toreekard by a citement of finding himself opposed for twelve years, has been decided in the sale of tin* mortgaged premises therein describ­ bn night ou an attack of faintness ami he eoiTrt ot test resort- and Chicago is the win­ ed. which sale will be made nt th- north ner. The case involves land worth, accord­ door of the Court House in the City of H-”»lng*. fell to the floor. In the County of Barry and State! of Meh -iir, Began Putting Things In Order. ing to the Illinois Central railway counsel, that befog the place of holding the ('item, <Xut< Mr. Gould immedintely set to work to $6,000,000 nnd according to other estimates for Barry County, ut public auction, by tlie »’n rlit of said county on Saturday, the elghteeuti' have his projtertics in such shape that his over $70,000,000, The case ctune Ix-fore the day of February. la&3. at twehc o’clock mwn of sons could easily handle them. He foresaw United States supreme court on the appeal that day to satisfy the amount which shall then his impending fate. Thu tangles which be­ by the railway from the decision of Justice be due on said mortgage wrtJ; UHcrc*.:, co-t . sot the Missouri, Kansas and Texas and Harlan in favor of the city, and that decis­ and expenses ot sale together with .thirty fn*attorney fee as stipulated In sold other railroad* of Gould in which he was ion is, with aome modification, sustained. dollars, mortgage. The premises ore debcritn-d at fol­ fighting for an advantage, were straight­ lows. to-wtt. 8ay» Smith Will Be ’’ Pickled." AU lhe following described lands, altaite anil ened. Every one saw that he was mark­ Qxctxxati. Dec. &—Little of interest being in the Counts- of Barry and fitatetot Michi ing out the (>atli which his sons must travel gam The w est half of tlie south-wesl quarter <d when he was gone. LastaummerMr. Gould occurred in the Smith heresy trial yewter- section nineteen, in township two north range again broke down at a directors’ meeting. day. The testimony against the defendant ten west containing eighty acres nf land -.uvnrt' InWothe United States surrey, and twenf.' He wns said to be consumptive. His sons was closed and argument begun. Outside aero nd the south end ot the west fractional said that he was suffering from a bronchial there wns a sensation. R. D. Marahal, at­ half of the northwest quarter of section »umin-r affection. In his private car he went to the torney for the C., H. and D. railway, says nineteen tn township two north range ten west southwest and lived there for three he beard Stated Clerk Swigget, u member contaioiug In all one hundred acres of land, be the game more or lew. months. of the presbytery before which Smith is be­ Dated, November ilnd. twa. The Break Dawn Wm Complete. tcovnxi?. ing tried, say that Smith would not be Mortal He returned to New York iu time for the “Preserved" long, “as wo will ‘pickle’ him," Autx W. Kamii.tox. Manhattan Elevated and Western Union and that he wns already called •‘Pickle" Attorney for MurtaagetN annual meetings in September. The onoe Smith. Mr. Marshall was very indignant. alert and brisk num. moved like an auto­ ' Kit Canon’s Son Convicted. maton. His shoulders drooped forward. LAS Aximas, Colo., Dec. 2-Kit Coram, Great wrinkles hollowed his cheeks, aud a Act on a new prisciple— lack-lustre stare replaced tho keen, pierc­ Jr., the only surviving son of Kit Carson, xecnUio the liver, stnosch ing glance that was so familiar in his dark was Thursday convicted of assault with eye*. He moved and acted like a mau Intent to commit murder. He has been a fwnvs. Da Muxs* ntm eighty years old, bent, with the cares of terror to the community for years and luu life. But he wm still full of financial several times been tried fc.r similar offenses Hon. SmsllML ndW<i»L plans which he put aside until ha could re­ but a jury could never be found to con­ gain hb vigor. That day never came. Ho vict him. The crime for which he was is said to have Buffered sine© tho day before found guilty waa shooting at an Inoffensive Thanksgiving, several severe hemorrhagre stranger to make him dance. of the lungs. He bore hb suffering* Paying for Farms from one Crop. Big JBequest to Boston. bravely and patiently to the last. Boston, Dee. ft.—The recent death of Gov. John Milter, of North Dakota, n*Another "Metropolitan" FaVr. Mrs. Ashton at Tunbridge Wells, Cheshire. lales an instance of what Is being a<*nft»New York, Dec. 2.—In reference to the England, has brought to Boston tho dis pllshed by fanners In the Red River Valley report that he had been offered the secre­ tributiou of a munificent legacy among the of Minnesota and North Dakota, fit- sni< taryship of the treasury by Cleveland, Fair­ poor of thb dty. The Income’ is <800.0)0, 8. J. Leland, near his town of Dwight. ?■ child yesterday said to a representative of the invested property of Elisha Vinton D„ bought IiW acres of land in the eprKK the United Press that he had not now and Ashton, a Bostonian who married an Eng­ of 1891, for $3,800, and raised crops t;at never nnd the slightest reason to suppose ' lish lady and died in 1»U. season worth the salary of a govenmem that Cleveland wished him to take any po- • elerk, in excess of the eoet of his faro. 4** Rejected the iSchciue. siUon under his administration. i per the fallowing statement: BBVBBXU, Dec. 2.—The scheme for the 4.190 Bu. ot wheat, nt sac......... $3,M1JO «M> „ ., onto, ax 30c............. 197.00 -bmlttod to the International monetarv Washington, Dec. ff -General Itoee . A7SSJ0 •uference by Mr. Alfred de Rothachild, Daductin g cost of land’. ■ '.•■000-M crane, registrar of the United States trees xe a< the British delegates, waa rejected S the committee to which tt. wm referral U£lng WTinB............... ................... WM® reported much worse last night, but ftua Cases of this kind are so common that jja wer« nut apprehended during the lull. Belgium, Sim, ud amdtt ud they area iruz in the news market out, IBTZSHTEfM ' Russia. �HISTOBT OF A WEEK. had tWr laac. Boyd la dead, shot by his wife, ano the wife tax taken poison and may die. Wsftneutey, X-.v «C. TIME TABLE. LESSON XI, FOURTH QUARTER, IN­ In a great political convention held at Tn effect September 11 th. IttL Montreal a vote on the form of govern*When the grave was oi>enc<i 13 wblA tiw TERNATIONAL SERIES, DEC. 11. Farorite Route between Orand RapWs, Detroit mmt moot favored for Canada resulted in remains of Mrs. Maybor Na 4 shcnld have . and the east. 1,614 for natioual independence, W3 f»» beeu lobody wax found nor any sign that U.I M.fij i A.M. ir.M. I aurcx.-.tlon to the United States, fof there ever hud lx*en one there. The desire colonial Kt at its, end 2U for Imperial taleea) ' was to ascertain If thia wife hod Ixm poiatian. Eight ihoasuud attended lhe tnoete oned ;u> well ns No. 3. The graVe was a few McCord infe. Alto ■ milts from Sidney. la. • Elmdale A ulnr-r rascal i* soliciting su'.iscriptiens I ’ Mra Clover, wife of the Populist repreSSnflto to Cite Weekly Chicago Past, a pat»er vhiit senuttive from thu Thinl Kansas district, Lake Odessa 12. This verse Introduces us to a gather­ does not exist. Woodbury ! has applied far divorce on the ground of ing of the church at Jerusalem with the Kunfleld Carl Burnham killed his wife at Enter­ extreme cruelty. Mulliken apostles and elders. Paul and Barnabas prise, Ky., by cutting her throat with a ra* | The occns steamer Spree en route from I am a Traveling man! ru ten you of my plan. Grand Ledge Lansing xnr. He then c<nun)itU<d suicide by shoot­ | Europe to America broku her shaft, which also lieing present and declaring before In spite of all temptation Detroit them all th< wonders which God had M. ing liimseif through the head. Emndtil a hole.in tar and tar passengers I pursue vtfy old vocation, The gixxi citizens of Hiawn.ha, Kan., ought for a time that die would.sink in wrought among the Gentilsa by them. I’m -rrtill a Trav’Ung man I A Jo Jolly Fairbank man I have demonstrated their love for law ami । mhl-ocean. Her watertight bulkheads The first part of the chapter tells why the order by lynching a uegro munlvrer. saved bet and she was towed bock to apostles had left Antioch and tlie cause of CHORUS': 10 10 Stanton this council at Jerusalem. This principal I.-rst week’s cholera record for the whole Queenstown.. 11 40 .. loris For he himself has said it, j of Holland shoivs atxOBtm deaths. Mr. and Mrs. Nickrlxon nnd their two point of dispute wax- Can Gentiles be saved Ar (Grand Ledge 12 9S PM The French government 1» in one of its 1 children were drowned while trying to ford by fidth In Christ, dr must they also be And it’s greatly to his credit, T1~M~ TTmT i n c-.von.en creek near Plensantoii, Calo. [Going West circumcised before they can be saved ? wini-annua! ' ‘ ■slumps. ’ The chamber re* Thai he is a Trav’llng man1 That he is a Fairbank a is l>et roil The tnnn who km snccecd in patchit|gup Peter told what he had seen of the gif: of fuMd to vote the order of the dny as re­ • u Lansing quested by the premier, aud he, ,M. Ixju- France’s brokeir up cabinet has not yet God upon the undrcumcisrel, awl now Grand heder Paul and Bamabaa tell what they have 1 'X t, resigned, together wllltthe other cabi­ been found. Mulliken net otiicers. . Sanfi.-ld Ex-Mayor Cregier, of Chlc-.igo, is seri­ seen of the same grace. Woodbury IX James now sums up the evidence Buck McGInnes, of Excelsior Springs, ously 111 with pneunihni'i. He is 62 ycara UkeOdr«sa I Ma, accidentally shut aud killed his old and his friends are anxious about him. and gives hi* decision. James, the brother ■CiarkavHle Sold by Traveling men and Grocers Everywhere. younger brother while huntipg. ' [Elmdale Manufactured only b_, T" o cabin train: on lhe West Side nt of John, had been slain (xii, 2). so this IA Ito I Gpy Pritchard, deputy postmaster ... at Chicago collMvd and four peraans were se- must be James the sou of Alpheus (Math, ---------- ...r_ , I McCord N. K. FAIRBANK & CO., Cherry Valley, Ills., is nowin jail nt Rock- verely'injured—cute, bruises and •^hake- x. 3). the author of the epistle of James. III. IEastI*srix 14. In verot* 14 to 18 wo have a comjjeie (Grand Rapid* ford. charged with wife-beating. ups." S. D. Perry, proprietor of the Rose Bud, Jcwph Camilla went borne nt Chicago and concise .summary of- the purpoic of !■. ff Kg God with the church, the Jews and the (libi.) Drautx-rat, has written tai apix-al for and began abn.dnghls wife, finally drawing Smm mSK Gentiles. The purpose of the present dis ­ help from bis brethren of the press. The [ a revolver. Thu woman got {xxsessiori of .. tortland pensation U not the conversion of the recent cyclone blew away every thing Perry [ the "gnu" and shot the brute dead. Ar Ionia Lv Howard City •was*, except hla family. । fomls C. Kitt>i>n. win of the late N. W. world, but, as It is written here, to take Ar Ionia —_— . j JiJttw n. is dead. He was 23 years old ned out of the notions a people for Hia name. •* Stanton L\ “And to this agree the words of the ’ Tliurwlay, Dec. J. . heir to 43iW,'.0». “; rd more prophets.” ’ While the gathering of one Italians at Cleveland are raising t^oney ’ Stecperw leave Grand Baplda dally at, H:30‘ body t^it of Jews and . Gentiles on equal P ut. passing Woodbury nt l:Ifta. m. arriving, to prosecute a yioliccman who slrf»t an I at D.-tro.'t ut T:;K)a. ru Leaves Detroit dally Italian tough when thu Litter drew a knife ! Ihigilbt Corbett's wife contemplates he- term* U not clearly reveajrel In the Old at i| uo p. nr., juxslng Woodbury at 5:0U a.m., < ginning suit for divorce U-cnuM* of .her hus­ Testament, ns Paul testifies in Rom. xri, on him. _ arrri '.ng at Grand ILipld* at C :<» a ru. ! band's . •.nurtlon with Hattie Clark. . 25, 26; Eph. ill, 5, 0. the purpose of God to • Even- day, others week days only, f «top The cornerstone of the great Episcopal |I Tlte.felr.raph ramjMhie*of the Unital Liras all nations through tbo nation of 1son sijniul. Cnthedr.1.! pl SL John the Divine.'U> lw ' ere used in the Parlorcarxonall day trains betveep Grand rael u« very clearly revealed: and it is also built at New York, will ta Mid Dec. 7. । Stat.-M einph.y S.’.’W i women operator* preparation of ■written in this connection, ’"Surely lhe Rapid* aud Detroit. Seats 25 rents, sleepers , ALWAYS JHE 3AHE Nearly $700,1*10 has Iwen pledged for the I[ Chicago and St. Paul will prulmbly soon Lml God will do nothing but Ho reveal- on night trains. Connections tntule tn Union station. Grand Rapids with the । be connected by telephone. building. i Nearly 65 jer oent. of the public school ech His .'ccrvt unto Ills servanix, the Chicagca Wra.T Micbioan Railway for Chicago asu tub West axd for UtxkkALWAYS THE BEST A ten-ton meteor fell .1 mile northcast, ut •• u-aehen* in the United states, are women. prophets” (Amos iii. 7). «;<»>. Maxiarr-K. TnAVKMR CITY, F.i.k Rar16. "After this 1 will return, nnd will ids. Chahluvoix ano ErrosKBY. Favorite the way it penetrated the Wirth nnd the 1 The petrified b dy uf a tnnn has been build again the tabernacle of David."- route to lhe»unm.cr re-xorts of northern Michi­ bent generated ;in the vicinity provol it to found nt Industry, Ills. The restoration here spoken of has never gan. Trains leave Grand Rapids for Chicago, x-10 A Two hundred women, bemkd by Mrs. yet taken place, for the prophet says that be w hat it l» reported. M. aud 1:23 F. M.. *11J3 P. M. Arrive Chicago . A safe in itapostofficv at Marengo, Ills., ■ Diaz, wife of President Diaz, of Mexico, re- when it doc* take place Israel shall be 3:35 P.M.. B;<5 P.M. and 7-J» AIM. / Leave for Manistee and Traverse City 7-J0 A. was blown opdft and nil the stamps and ccntly made n pilgrimage to the shrine of. planted In their land and never lx: pulled IN THE ■ the virgin at Gtmdaloupe. Prayers were ST. and 5 30 P. M. cn»h ou hand takes. leave lor Cbarlexolx and Petoskey 7:30 A. M. which is absolutely pure 1 offered Mid the pilgrimage made to nvurt up any more (Amos ix, 11-15). Before this Virginia Penny. th.- pi<m-er in the move­ rcgatberlng of Israel ax a nation thu elect Parlor ears on day trains and sleeper* on and soluble. night train* to Chicago. ment to extend the pur.Mb|i*ti<-M of employ­ the *pnnd of cholera. church must lx- completed. Ask our agents lor further particulars or It bz4 inert than three timet the ttrength ment for women, la living in New York In | Albert Fnrlnng, who committal snlcidc 17. After the conversion of Israel /m n write to ; nt Ihn kford, Ills., left n letter snying that pitifully destitute cireumstanees. nation, then shall nil nations lx* converted, Gxoiigk DcBAVinr, Gen'l 1’ass'r Art. of Cdcu* mixed with Starch, Arrowroot Le had but W after n year’s work and death for the time will come when all kings shall Grand Rapids.WUliutn Schrnutz and RoL.rt Ferguson : won al lx? n relief. or Sugar, and is far more economical, fall down befure 11 im, all nations shall are under arre-r at Forrest, Ills., nnd lett than one cent a cup. It ■ A Philadelphia and Banding engine serve Him (Ps. Ixxfl, 11). Ax one bos said, Charles O'Malley and'El in .r Hundley nt crishr ! into a xtre.tcnr at n crossing in it l» now some Jews aud some Gentiles 'm <!<|licious, nourishing, and MA1REX ■'fti noit-ap«tn .tmer/cuna so efretivt'y Fairbury, Ills., charged with burglary. A passenger train wns held up at Malta, ‘ Philn lelphia. Injuring eleven persons, two (the elect church), then It will b<» all |he I iJjutfti thi notch'll on the ioil>jcf that uf whom may die. ' Jews (Isa. Ix, lb-22; Jrr. xxxl, 33, 3<). and I ' ■ U Sold by Orocora everywhere. Two Indians belonging to Dr. Carver*t [ after that all Che Gentiles (Isa. Ix, 1-3, II. | hriiii jHibtir altchliou frum >>u<- hitaith / . .......... ......... —... * _ TIME TABLE. Wild West combination, now iierforming t‘>’<■ ii.,:).<■/• b»j rattling the North CongT ’ v'wuan Lewis Steward, of Illinois Tn effect September 11.1992. in Nli. ’ o's garlen. New York, z* t drunk Ankhh an Review.” 18 There is no surprise to God in any­ Eighth ii>uui . :•< aud district, Will c :‘tc*t and created quite r. write in Gotham by thing that cornea to paas, and He dues I..- • ;l iu txngnai of Robert A. CLihLx IN THE nothing that from all eternity Hadid not who h.i-1 a plurality of sevent !•«! that lie would do. , David Good, a ir-hlrnt of rtl’rvi-d com’p’Jcity tit* tlx tnunb-T of Dr. 111. UnitarStaqdfag the purpose of God Crutln, <li>»1 in New York. . James saw that the present election was Kalamazoo Lv... and dic’d from Utpeffe l^uoins R. Bang*, of Bftffftlb, N. not to be by .iny special connection with »>«.t Cooper ephlentir of typKbid Y . ix ilm<L He wax <m<- uf the mart promt- Jewish ritoa, but by simple faith in Jesus, Eli-titana June!. THE RIGHT TOPICS, and hy His grace whosoever will, without Mdo respect to p*roouK,taay l» sate<l;fvenea ijeitoD .. ....... BY THE RIGHT MEN, thnt X Cloverdale... e destroyed ten building nt Umnsfonl. 7 ID , AT THE RIGHT TIME . causing a lose of The en20. He advised writing to the Gentile Uh ultt....... Link, < f tJnlve luaini-x* |Ktrli»n uf the town wa« n Ijxd converts that having received Jeans, and Hastings.... THE T<)1 therefore being saved, they should abstain jurynu William »gel, one in x-L in tlie public tiiitu!—hi It is reported that large caves full of from all delllemcnta of idolatry and un- Coats Grove. Woodland... s, politics, wlrnce, lllrrattire. bus-. gttuuo have been uit^ovwwi in the moun­ deanneM. and observe in tbelr eat lag such Woodbury ' I "IhoNiajiars Fails hGutg/* II laiica |n<|i:*triai tcuiiomyl social portions of the ceremonial law ns would be I l<l D. «t tainous section." uf Mitwonri. ...... ,.ju ileipnl alfuli.*. ote.—In sluirt. all instance uf H. C. Frick. Ix-eause of bis !, The Aragon Iron mine in the northern for their health am! prove them to bo rep- Kuu tnr.............. . Deficit subjeebi <>ti which .AtuertraKS Require stand ou the Critehlow verdict • Wisconsin jk iiittsuln has been sold to n arnte from the heathen nliouttbem (II Cor. Grata Rapids.... hiiiI dc.-iru to lx? infonned. Nuj magvi. 16. vii. I). Friday, Dec. 8 azinp follows so rh»»cly from iiiQnlh to 21. Il was customary to read from Moses Eight)-five lives an- reportal.lort . <VE vp STOCK eTnr'/*'Cnp»nim77u.oMeT-. u Japnne-.wan-hipthrough by col- ' L AND PRODUCE MARKETS, nnd the prophets in the synagogue every month the course, of public hitenM. tin- tJakiuu Sabbath tiny (xiil, 13. 27). and Jesus Him­ All .subji’Ctx are treated of lihpartinllv lisinn rtith it British steamer. self had lexiuico testified iimi thnt .Moses of uiiu Him < ntCAOO. Dec. X sell nnu hwhs wrote muicvi • ill both .tides. 1 • “Bill" M.-uius, n rough character living at • Ixtuiavijlc, Tenn., commenced to bent his j Fnll'twing were the'luotation*'in the b «r.l that all Scripture, referred to Him, and Tilt-: < (•\ti:ib: n1 > to t R| u wife with fie butt-cud of his revolver, when 1 ( trade bday: Wlxat-Dccomlwr. opened thnt He had conic nut to destroy, but to KartC-x-per Lv. |ta>» clowxi DHc; Jantu.ry. opened IS’sc. 'fulfill (Johtnv. 4« Luke xxlv. 27. +4. Math. are the men and women to whopi U:e Rtebtana Junc'1 • . rl-Hcd ’.SHrt J7) J* WRcfonKs <>. f* « r. world looks for the most autlic>rative bis 11-year-old daughter Nellie Interfered. 1 Cressey tried to wrest the wcajxtn front hint, -l^-d *"iT" !• iSy" • •2' Having comet to thia dedxion it stMtrntrute on tb<! -ubjccls of the day. Sho _________________ and it was discharged, killing her instantly, i January. ”1*' ' ‘'itats—Dccember* pleaxcil the upo*tle^ujnd eMera of the No other iterioditwl can point to such a Scientific American <>jlcnr.i 47c. c Rev. J. C. Bell, colored, claiming to bu a ’ ancevssloli of (liktingulshed writers. January. <>pen«d ' church at Jerusalem to send to Antioch agent of thv ATricnn Methodist ■ ojxned :»k-. Agency for^A Ahe list Is a roll of tlie people wl)o are general . May. ..pt — 35c, ehxd ' with Paul aud B.irnahas such chief men church, was nm-stKl at Champaign, Ill**.. 1 31c. closed ’ uajHMjiaM Hn,| SiLts. thnt not only might . . eember. opened- i . making the hist<ry. controlling the chnrgud with obtaining money under false $1iLs; January. <>J«uc'l 915.TU, closed fl'..ti>; the Christiana at Antioch learn the de­ affairs., xml lending I In* opinion Of tho May, opened jl5.rU)> closed flAT3- Lard— cision of the council by letter, but. also by ag«*. -uch as Mr. Gladstone, the Prime pretenses. i-L-mx! fl'UD. The Delaware and HuiLscn Canid com- December, opened W.xjdburj ---• »,sl » 40 11 H ........ the testimony of these brethren. Mlnhtei uf England: Mr. Blaine: Signm Lire Htock-Prloet. iu thv Unioa Htock 23. Lb4cn now to the letter nnd hear tanslur..’....’.......... Crispl, Ex-Prime Minister of ] Italy:' pany-hns declared ita usual quarterly divi­ yards -.'day ranged »• rollows: Hogs—Market I aw 1^45 tff« ...... Baron Hindi: H. R. H. the Coant of dend at IX per cent., payable Dec. 15, and | Litre on 7*™% and shipping necuunt aud | leading Jews nt Jerusalem .•uldrexsing Detroit................................... I 1» ' 30 ........ CAVEATS, 'feeling rather Hnn; prices were full) V. J Gentile talieren* ns brethren. Behold the Grand Rapids............ 7 00.............................. Paris; Cardinal Gibbons: Bishops Potter, transfer btxtks reopen Dee. !•’>. TRADE MARKS. The Huntsville (Ala.) oil ' mills, employ ­ ' pic higher; Milre ranged at S4.Mr.t grace of God and the love of the Holy Doane. Mallalieu, Foss, etc., etc. DESIGN PATENTS, •Stops on signal only, ing over righty hand*, have stopped work 5“5 pigs. |M0®A0I Hgli’. $AO>W<» rough * Spirit. What a contrast to the old saying f Noe. 3 and 6 will Dot carry passengers tin lew COPYRIGHTS, etcJ THE TIME when these subjects are treat­ owing to the high price of cotton seed and , parking. >5.7.**jO2l mixed, and ♦i.u.XyU'J i jjlal the Jew. have no dealings with the provided with freight train permits. Vm Handbook write to Frelglit trains will be run nt rbe couvrafeaee packing and shipping iota. . . Samaritans! I myself Have heard u minis ­ ed of *»y these contributors ix thq very the low price of oil. The mills have been | heavy of the ecmpeny, who reserve the right to change C»ttl«--Market moderately active on local ' running for over ten year*. 5^ time v.hen the subjects arc in the public ., | ter of tlie Gospel object to the term ‘‘brelb- the time of such trains without Doller. -hipping ao-uunt: prices rntlii-r easy; , W. 8. Diking, Genl Manager. The expenditure* of the Michigan Demo­ and mind—not a mouth or two after people 35.UU &1 5.50 choice' , Yen,” saying that he felt like knocking a quotations ranged ai at H. C. Pottxb. Genl P. & T. Ar . have ceased to^thlnk of them. The cratic state central committee in the re­ I to extra shipping steers. or*. $L2S&l.9n ’41.00 good e<>o.i to to man down who called him brother. Such promptness with which lhe Review cent eanqutlgn, as ippears by Clmirman , choice do, J9.P1 'IJSJ fair to good. $3.uo ,r.3.tS) wm uot the spirit of the apostles. Campau*s afiidavita ’ were 346,286.93, ’ 34. Such troubh-rs ami subverters still ; common to medium do, S2.«.t ;Lr«) butchers' furnishes its readers with tip* most The buxines* portion of Gowin, la., wn« steers, SXO0Ci2.n ateckera, 32.ur.X2.75 Texas live, mid pervert the word at Go<1 aud mys­ authorative information upon the ■tuples • -teefx, $2.75;c 1.15 range steers, feed­ tify the grace of God. goiffg so far as to of the day is one of its most valuable gutted by fire, causing a loss of 850,OB. [^i- SlAjVlx month* Ad drew MCNN *<■<*. r*. $1.2V — 75 cows, $1.’O^YS) bulls, and Mty that unless We l-clleve as they do or Complete returns from Wisconsin give a4253AM veul calves. features. Governor Peck u plurality ut 7,Srt, Cleve­ ! tihecp-Markct fairly active and prices ruled •join their communion we cannot !>e saved; saying that even though we believe 7,158. Subscription Price, $5.00 a Year. land and tmwwpv. unchanged; quotations raeged at others M Brisson is trvinu to nntch un a ' ’stendj rtctld> !M1C r;.- ?•? I’r. %>»«««. «*?*... ’$ we have something to do before we can be Thousands are suffering with . natives. Texas, and M75^\5.i for saved, nnd yet others insist that we cannot Torpid Liver-the symptoms are know whether we are saved till we die. I lambs. 25. The letter text!flea to the love .of the Depression of Spirits, Indiges­ The employes cf the government gun .• Pn wluec: Butter—Pine to fancy creamery. (locking church toward Barnabas and Paul, to the factor)- of Watervliet. N- Y., are un .1 strike 3»^plc per lb; fancy dairies, IMMfc- Egg--Fresh stock, XJWc per unity of the church nt Jerusalem in this tion, Constipation, Headache. because one man is required to watch two |:I stuck, Dn-seed !*oulDr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator UU><« j do/cn; cold storage. ‘ NOTICE for hearing claims. I try—Spring chickens. Mt&Pc per lb: hens, 7H<& matter, nud to their great interest In the PRpBATE ORDER. | Anthracite coal hns been \discovered in,’ 8c; turkeys choice, 10fi.lI<x ducks 10c. geese, Gentile brethren at Antioch. All true be­ is a reliable remedy for Liver lievers are members of the one body. State of Michigan, County of Barry-ss. i Hamilton county, la., at aqepthof but a;! 8310c. Potatoes*— Wisconsin Itoxc, (BQTDc Disorders. It cures thousands 26. Barnabns and Paul are honorably At a Mw&lon of the Probate Court for the few feet below tlie surface. The find Is*‘ per buxbob Hebron*. T'l^TJc; Burbanks, 7Sit the Frotu.tr C ourt for the »£D,\ not • try County of Horry, bolden at the Probata Office, thought to be In paying quantities and tin i 78c; mixed lota. ®JA5c. Sweet Potatoes—Jer- mentioned because of Lbeir sufferings for every year; why in the city <»f Hastlrcs. In said county, on organization will be effected to develop It. ] acy. HlUjM-50 Per barrel; Illinois. S£.7KtX7X Christ’s sake. Some of these were mcnDr. Stanford's Liver Invigorator? Thuraday, the 17th day of November, fn the Apples—Common nnd poor irtock, $13«TQ>.‘J5। tlone*I iu last lesson. See a full lixt in II K Your Druggist will supply you. year one thousand eight hundred and ninety John Fitzgibbon, p<x»r commioduner nt j>er liarrel; fair to gtxxl. S2.V»a2.75; foncy, J3.UJ Cor. xi. 23-28. And yet hear Pan! say. two. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Neenah, Wlk, is dead, aged so years. He hj3JS. Cranberrtex-Capa Cod, |7.5O per bar­ 'None of these things move me." and was a brother of the Rev. Father Fitxgib- ' rel; fancy, £S.0i»^.<Jo; Wisconsin Bell and Probate. . "The sufferings of this present tjineare In tho matter of the estate of Washington bon, of Whitewater. Bugles, I8.UU. not worthy to be compared with the glory K. Ferris, deceased. On readbeg anaTtHag the petition duly verified which shall I* revealed in us" (Acts xx. N«w York. Doc. A Saturday, Dec. 3. of-James F. Mead, administrator of said es­ Wheat—Na 2 rod winter cash, TBM^THc; Do­ 24. Rom, vili. IS). tate. praying that bls flifal account this day filed Benson Bld well, of Rochester, Ind., has ;: ermber, ~c; January. 78c; March, 27. Written sermons nre good sometimes, may be heard and allowed, ■ sued thv Toledo street railway people for j I Thereupon It It ordered, that Thursday, the 1 May. iCftc. Corn-Na 2 mixed amh, SOJic; and letters nre often very helpful, but a , 15th day of Deo-mber. A. D. 1892. at ten o’clock tn infringing on bw patents for fundamentals j December, tKNjc; January. WSjc; May. i.^c. testimony by word of mouth right from the forenoon, be assigned for the bearing of said in the application of electricity to the mov. | Oats—No. 3 mlxixl <asL, 3BJ*c; December, heart is best of all. In this case they J wire ot rrobaxe. petition, and that tbeneln at lawof said deoeasJanaary. S7M<x February, W^c: May, hpve both the written and the spoken tex cd. and all other persona Interested In said ' ing of cars on railways. This will be a I MHe: estate, arc required to appear at a session of I test cose, and if successful suite will be I 3VMc. Rye—Dull but steady; prices ranging tlmony. Me from track. Barley-Dull; western. GG® PROBATE ORDER said court, then to be bolden at the Probate brought all over the country. There’s 28. Observe the partnership ot the Holy We; two-rowed state; ate. Pork-Flfmcr; office. In the city of Hastings, In said county, active; old na-sx, 314JM^1L25; new. $15.00$ Spirit and the church and compare chap­ and show cause. If any there be, why the prayer millions in IL Ijand 100 miles northwest of Sioux City, j( lASO.^^d-pt^l; J><x?cmbcr, $10.25; Janu- ter xiil, 2. Every one who receives Jeans ot the petitioner may not be granted. And it Is further ordered, that said petitioner giro la., to the amount of 600,000 acres will soon । receives also the Holy Spirit, and the body notice to the persons Interexted tn said estate, be opened for settlers. It is part of the CURL Livo Stock: Cartie—Trading active for all become* Hit* temple, every whit of which ot tho pendency ot said petition, and the bear grades at an advance of 10c per 100 Ha: poor­ He Jealoualy desireth for the glory of God Ing thereof by causing a copy of this order to be Yankton reservation. est to beet native steers, per 100 lbs; puolished In the Hastings Bannbr a news­ Geore P. Money, sou of a reprcscutatiYo(1 Cor. vi, 19,20; Jas. iv, 5, R. V., margin). paper printed and circulated In said County of clect from Mississippi, <thot and killed E. Texans, fAai: bulls and dry cows, 3UO&100. Jesuit said tu His apostles when He sent Sheep and Lambs-Sheep, slow but steady; riarry once In each week for three successive E. Elam, a Populist leader, at Carrollton, latnbo, active at an advance of He per lb; them forth. "It is not ye that speak, but raid day ot hearing. U.1.U.UWinter'll.;. weeks previous to Cuablxs W. Armstrong. Miss., in a quarrel growing out of politics. rheep. SJ.U0&.0U per 100 lbs; $AU0adW. lhe Spirit of your Father which speaketh (A true copy) Judge of Probate. "Mrs. Lottie Andcr*un Bernard,’’ who Hora-Markot higher; live hogs. ffi-OOuXU) per in you" (Math"I*0 Act> “Lrt Klint,theeetlUon duly verified fl, 7. ami let us covet earnestly to be com­ committed suicidp with a pistol and whose KDl’jfc Notice of Hearing of Claims. East Buffldo. pletely nu-ler the control of our Blessed Ixxly was found on the street at San Diego, E ast B cffalo , Doc. 5. Calo., week, is believed to be iJzzie Comforter and Guide. 29. The body being kept wholly for God Wylie, who is stated to • have eloped from • Cattle—Two hundred and ten loads on market strong lor good grades; beat and fully yielded to Him. the Spirit would Detroit with another woman's husband. l sale: 1 quality steers lOilte higher thou last Mon­ take full poxiwsaion and God be glorified. It is Mid the Mafia has broken out at day; other grades steady. Sheep and Lambs Cleveland. Several Italians have been at­’ —One hundred loads on xale: common to There is nothing burdensome In the service choice ua- of Christ. "Hb cumnvandmenta are not tacked recently, but the assailants were1 fancy Cnuadu lambs. caught, which is not characteristic of the1 lives, $.5.1M*u5.uo: choice native wethen*. $AU) grievous" (I John v, 3). His yoke Is easy OA25. Hogs—One hundred and forty loade and His burden is light (Math. xL»). The Mafia. , -on sals: market soroiuG heavy grades, Christiana nt Antioch were made glad by A report from St. Louis that five great. । MISOASO: good to boat Yorkers. pLAiAlW this letter nnd these words from the breth­ wire manufacturing firms hat) formed a | •'’ m-to-y , J good to best pigs. 85.8O&5.IB. ren (verwes 31. 33). Words from God are । barbed wire trust is positively denied at 11 Detroit. always intended to make us glad and give DRTBOtT. Dec. A to lhe persons Interest >-u >'> bearing Chicago. ua pence if we are hcooetly desirous of Wheat-No. 3a rou rod <™, cash, 73JO: — December, 1 Thomas H. Boyd, son of Augustus Boyd,» I-. wnret-r-o. u, K —. i,_ „„,. h_______ -jfnot Philadelphia, fell in love with a beauti- 73^t. -no. ,j _ white cash. 7W. Dated Nov. 3d. A. D. 1««^ R chaiwl, -----------—rtitute and married tar. Cora-No. 3 ca>h, 44J4«. Date-No. 2 cash. Ixxxv, 8; I John i, A fuh Mexican They freqaan APOSTOLIC COUNSEL. Dsiroit, liiiisg 4 lorta ~rsr "Ts SANTA CLAUS SOAP Unlike the Dutch Process SMOKE No Alkalies Other Chemicals NO. 35. 1 Baker &Go.’s iii Breakfast Cocoa, 5 <- QIQflR 0. 5 Chicags, Kalaaaisa i W. Baker & Co.. Dorchester, Mass. HASTINGS BANNER acd N ew Yoi k Tribune, N08TH AMERICAN REVIEW Michigan Central scientific American .Why Suffer ? When you can be Cured HEART HEART SSZSffiMSWiSf -a 5S*JS B§£E“?!K»3 1 i?S. w!:®-"!!" *“ 1 I �ARCHIE McCOY, HASTINGS, J HAS ' I the exclusive agency for the RS HM S, d S. IM A trial order will convince you of the truth of this fact. Carpets sold from sample give the best Satisfaction, Chenille Draperies in all the new things from S5 to $25 per pair, Smyrna Rugs, 50 styles $1 to $5. ( State News. Lee E. Joslyn, prosecuting-attorne/’ elect of Bay county, has been chosen by the univenulista to read a paper at their world’s fair meeting on the work ot young people's unions. ’ William Wildt, ot Charlotte, had both legs broken and several ribs crushed in by a log falling on him. He suffered such terrible pain that he begged to be killed. He can hardly recover. Signs of a bard whiter are numerous. Ducks are very heavily feathered and the muskrat, besides being very thickly cov­ ered with fur. has built his bouse more substantial this year than is usual. Wm. Lewis and Charles Howard were some time ago sent to the Detroit house of correction, for larceny, from Flint. Their sentence expired yesterday, but their case will be taken to the supreme court. Considerable anxiety is expressed in Algonac over the fate of tlie crews of the two barges Alice Richards and Bay City, reported ashore near North Port. Mitchell Brothers, lumbermen. are building a log tower at their plant at Jen­ nings. By this means the frost can be drawn from an ordinary sized log In «ne hour. This will greatly increase the cut­ ting capacity of their mills. Mrs. August Angstman. of Southfield, several days ego is said to have entered a school near that place and tried to horse­ whip Miss Ida Steel. Most of the pupils skipped out of the building, but the dis­ turbance was finally stopped. Rubber Mats, Brush Mats, Cocoa Matting, A very pretty Hassock for 2o cents. i HONOR REWARDED. Goat Skin Rugs. ARCHIE McCOY, The Furniture and Carpet Man. . Heroism aa Seen in a Young Scamp Dur* ing the Paris Commune. The scenes which attended tho suppres­ sion of the Parisian commune in 1871 were comparable in their horror to the bloody' episodes of the French revolution in tho last decode of the last century. Hundreds of men and boys who, scarce knowing what they did, or in tho general confusion to what force or agency their allegiance was really due, had joined the lately triumph­ ant commune, were led out upon the plain of Satory, ruthlwuly shot down by flics of the soldiers of the new republic add burled in a common trench. This ter­ rible period, however, was not without its hamnne incidents. One of these is related In n book which has appeared in Paris. "The Journal of a Conquered One,” by M.‘ Pierre de Lnno. ' The order hod been issued by the new Republican authorities that communist insnraents who were taken with arms in their hands should be put to death ithmedintely. The order was being relentlessly executed when, in the garden of the Elyse* palace, a detachment of Republican troops came upon a small bund of armed insur­ gents. Among them was a boy of fifteen years still in short trousers. The band was conducted to it larger party of cotnmunista destined for execution. On the way the fifteen-year-old broke out from among V*** companions aud placed himself In front of the colonel who commanded the escort. Making the military salute with a good deal of grace, he said: “Mister, you're going to shoot me, I sup­ T. IL Sunderland aud C. A. Coon were arrested at Cadillac charged" by James pose?” “Certainly, my lad,” said the colonel Lovely with embezzlement/ Sunderland was an agent and Coon a partner of “Taken with arms in your bands. It’s all Lovely in the music business, the differ­ up with you. Thnt is the order." “All right!" said the boy, “but see here. ence growing out of a settlement of I live in M from cimil street, where my acconnts between the parties. mother is concierge in a house. She’ll wait for me if I don't come home, and she'll ENGLISH WIVES. worry a good deal. I just want to go home The j «ro Lamentably Ignorant of Theii and quiet her a bit, you know. And then fluabands* Incomes. again I’ve got my watch here. I’d like to It h clear that the point in which the giro it to mother, so she’ll have as much as English middle class marriage most differs that anyway. Come, colonel, let me run from the French mnrrlnge of the same home*a little while. I give you my word» class ils the unwillingness of the English of honor I'll come back to be shot.” husband to sink any of his own individu­ The colonel was struck with astonish­ ality in the union and to Make his wife a ment at the boy’s demand. It also began real partner. For example, some writers ' to amuse him a good deal. ' ‘2rou give me your word of honor, eh. Kem to hold that husbands do not and oughtinot tn tel) their wives their incomes. you’ll return In time to be executed?” This is, wo believe. In accordance with tho “My word of honor, mister!*’ facts.■ The middle class English wife “Well. well,” said the colonel, “this knows very little, often nothing, of her young scamp has wit as well ns assurance. huabapd’s affairs, and is quite In tho dark A Hither young rebel to shoot too! Well, as to what is the pecuniary position of the , his assurance has saved him. Go home, family. She knows that her husband is I boy I” somv. lines willing to spend, sometimes un­ Tho yonth bowed and scampered off. willing: that is all. “The last wo shall see of him,” said the Thu IFreach wife, an the other hand, if colonel. we are to believe competent writers on Half an hour passed by; the colonel, who France, habitually understands her hus­ was now indoors in his. headquarters, liad band’* pecuniary position, and would con-, forgotten in tho press ot Sis terrible busiaider herself grossly slighted if she did not all about the boy. whom he regarded as enjoy his confidence in this respect. She having been definitely, set free. But all at is as often ns not Indeed tho family chan­ once the door opened nnd the boy. com­ cellor of the. exchequer aud knows more munist popped in. exactly how things stand than does her . “Here I hm, mister!” he exclaimed. “I husliapd. The Englishman’s hnbit of se- I saw mamma, told her, gave her tho watch cretirdui-M is, we cannot help thinking, ex­ and kissed her. Now I’m ready!” Then the colonel did what perhaps none tremely unfortunate, nnd to it may be attributed a great deal of the extravagance but a rough soldier would have done. He and want of knowledge as to the value of ruse, came over to the boy, seized him by money attributed—and we fear rightly at­ both ears, led him thus to the $oor and I kicked him out ot it, exclaiming: tributed—to English wives. English husbands too often tell their * “Get out, you young brigand! Get back wives nothing definite as to their Incomes, to your mother just as quick as yon can!” and thus the wife has no means of know­ With a red face the officer returned to ing whet her she must keep rigidly to her his chair muttering to his companions ns housekeeping allowance, or whether she he waved bis hand toward a party of the may occasionally go a little beyond. A condemned insurgents: “So they have their heroes then—Chose proof of the commonness of the practice is to be found in tlie fact that the manuals scoundrels!" on housekeeping always assume that the No Such Thing as Electricity. wife is quite ignorant ot her husband’s in­ come and has no responsibility in regard to There’s a man oyer in Brooklyn who be­ expenditures outiykle her own deportments. lieves he has made a discovery in electricity, Another bild result ot this system is tho the extent of,which is that there is no such complete ignorance of money matters dis­ thing as electricity. Ho calls it positive, played by. most English widows. When negative, spherical, magnetic polar crea­ tlie !:- - a:..l dies luc ordinary wife finds tion, nnd declares that such a thing as herst if r.tu rly at sea. She docs noteven electric current Ls the veriest bosh. The know Hnv to draw n check. She doesnot’ telephone, ho says, is merely a polar ad­ nndvrs'and why, when or how dividends junct aud no electricity operates it. He are (»aid, and she has not the remotest con­ says that the telephone companies make ception of what is a good and what a bad laughing stocks ot themselves when they Investment. How should she know? Her put up a little card asking the person using hnsbauti has keen at no pains to explain it to “Please speak with she mouth close things, jo her. and she has lived on the Co the transmitter.” priflcipl..- enunciated by the old gentleman “Why, I can put my hand close over the In the. “Knight of the Burning Pestle.” hole of tho transmitter and do my talking She oevrr wore out a dress without an way beyond it on either side. The point is obliging dressmaker bringing another, and to keep within this sphere of polarisation; ns for food cf all kinds, it flowed into the do you understand?” J. Barry. Strong is house just as if it waa laid on like gas and this gentleman’s name, and he ciaims that water. his theory is the only true ono about tho Yet. r'..:•« average woman can learn to wonderful science which the world has : i nwm-y mutters quite os well os always believed was electricity. He de­ the average man. Unfortunately, the bus- nounces Ben Franklin as an old imposter, tauid in too jealous ot his power to tell his says Edison is a fraud and declares that wife hia exact financial position, while the 8. F. B. Morse never knew anything about wife Li too shy to insiston knowing, orrery the telegraph. The sphere which Mr. possibly regards It as quite a virtue not to Strang speaks of—this positive, negative, Interfere with .such things. The const-, magnetic, polar sphere— creates only with quenccs arc often disastrous. Many a the contra pose force of the heavens, aud l.ousds$Id would be thriftily Instead ot “when Edison or any of these other alleged scientists claim that It is created by dynamic or battery force they display their denee ignorance.” Just then a terrific flash cf Lighwd^g entered the room sad ths Utils telephone bell emitted a spark and gave a sharp^ “click.’’-New York World. From the finest Axminster to the cheapest Ingrains. Prices guaranteed with any house in Mich. Pro parties of a Kentucky Spring. Had Ponce De Leon, in his search for the “fountain ot youth,” wended his way t • Little Sandy, in Kentucky, and plunged beneath the placid waters of Red spring, he might not have had bis days prolonged until now. but most certain it is his ador would have been changed to a bright crim son. On the Frcss Hardin farm the Red spring la located, and for yearn has been used by "old ladies in that vicinity to color tbelr carpet rags; by the young ladies to color their dress goods and ribbons and to bioudlne their hair. • , The water of this spring looks as clear as crystal and is remarkably cold, much more so than the water of wells in that vicinity. This water is much used at the approach of Easter to color eggs, nnd n strange thing about it Is the difference in color upon articles ot different quality ot substance. The hair it bl undine*. colors eggs, ribbons and dress goods a. crimson red, tlie flesh of persons a light blood red. The color is permanent !n both cotton an J •dlk goods dyed by the wnter. The blond iniug of *»be hair generally lasts about three weeks, while a person who bathes in its waters is given a coat thnt lasts about six weeks. Soap applied to any articles dyed by the water but strengthens the in­ tensity of the color. People for miles around come aud carry the water away in ixitthsjt, jugs and bar rels to use in dying various articles.—Cin­ cinnati Commercial Gazette. An Anecdote ot MaUuiwe. In my early days Mathews was a true friend to me—yes, ami in the later days too. I remember when I first went to the St. James theater. I went as stage man­ ager, and there were a lot of old actors there—among them Frank Matthews and Walter I^tcy. I was a young man among these old stagers. I admit to feeling nerv­ ous, and was fearful lest I might do some thing which the older men might resent. The-first day came. All went very nicely, and we were just commencing to rehearse “The Belle's Stratagem" when who should skip on tho stage but Charles Mathews I Stopping tb'p rehearsal for the moment he rushed up to Frank Matthews and Walter Lacy. • “Ah, Frank, my boy—Walter! One mo­ ment. My young friend Irving—FrankWalter. Be kind to him. Goodby. God bless you!" And ho was gone.—Henry Irving in Strand Magazine. WHAT IS CATARRH? The Opinion of nn Eminent Medical Authority. Catarrh is tho cause of more diseases than all other causes combined. There are very few diseases to which human flesh Is subject that can not be traced di­ rectly to catarrh. Not only Is catarrh ca­ pable of producing n great variety of di­ seases, but it also attacks any .organ or part of the body. It causes In the ears deafness, in the eyas blindness, in the head and throat discharges and offensive odors, in the bronchial tubes and larynx cough and hoarseness, in, the lungs con­ sumption, In the atomacb dyspepsia. In tho kidneys Bright’s disease, in the pelvic organs a boat of derangements too numer­ ous for mention. Pe-ru-na cures catarrh and all catarrhal diseases wherever loca­ ted. Pe-ru-na is a systemic remedy and hence cures catarrh of internal organs as surely as it does catarrh of external or­ gans, as no local application to tlie affect­ ed organ Is necessary. Send, for a free copy of The Family Physician No. 2. Ad­ dress Tlie Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Company, Columbus, Ohio. ARE IT’S A “JIM DANDY,” YOU GOING TO DYE This winter? If you are do you want good results, do you want to get a good color and not injure your goods? then use pure dye stuffs. There’s a great deal of dif­ ference in good and poor dye stuffs With one you are pleased with the result, with the other-you are dis­ gusted. If you buy of me you will always be pleased. I make it a point to buy the best dye stuffs in the market. I have a full line of Diamond, Cushing’s Perfection and Peerless dyes for cotton and wool. Fred L. Heath, THE DRUGQI5T, The stock of lumber and shingles lalely purchased by Bentley, Tomlinson & Riier. At their yard can be found .all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and studing. y The latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. Thei/No. 2 shingles are “just too sweet Watch for my display of holiday goods. for anything.” 25 YEARS S LID WEAR Is the length of time that J Q0QB>5, STERLING INLAID IMLL AT SPOOKS AKO FORKS Are warranted to last. Also remember you get a Present—"Good Form," of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jewstore. Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. YOU x RMSSEL’S. E HAVE just received and opened up our first invoices of new fall dress goods. To say that • we are pleased with them would not describe it. And our friends who have seen them are also satisfied. They are the cheapest and best line we ever offered. You will say so when you see them. W WDbE WObSo - FROM 12 I ~2 CENTS UF - ARE INVITED To inspect our goods and compare quality and prices with any house in the city. Our’s will stand the test. We call special attention to a line that cannot fail k to please you, and goods that have proven very at­ tractive to all who have seen them. We refer to the L:E. STAUFFER. STOmJTCE. -HA5T1NQS BANNER­ ----- AND----- “ We are now showing our first invoice of thes goods. Come in and see them . ~N. T. TRIBUTE* The two papers for 11.10 per year. COOK BROS. at RUSSELL’S. - � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-12-15.pdf 85fd4b8bb44edcb43c2cc402ffa79802 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing mertiumn Bar­ ry County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXVII. NO. 33 HASTINGS, MICH., DECEMBER 15, 1892 ' WHOLE NO. 1957 Hastings Banner THE DAY OF THE DOG. A\---- • • —• . ’ •— FIVE MINUTES’ EXERCISE. Published Thursdays by COOK B-&OB.. X- H4BTIKG8. KICM. st COUNTY NEWS. ed :h. South Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Griftin have gone to Chi­ cago to live with their daughter this win­ ter—Rosa Hilslnger Is teaching school near Hickory Corners—Tho Star Sunday school will have,a Christmas tree next Friday evening, Dec. tad. All are invited —Herbert Barnes, who shot himself n few weeks ago Is gaining, with fair prospests of getting better—MA. Havens, who lias been visiting her daughter at Three Rivera, has returned—Our school is progressing nicely under the management of Miss Myers—Mrs. Osgood is president of the literary society at the Star school 'house— Preaching next Sunday at twenty minutes past two—Report says there Is to be a wedding hi the near future. JS. 8 -ly. । Mrs. Radcmaker, after making her par­ ents an extended visit, has returned to her home In Grand Rapids. She has been un­ der: medical treatment by Dr. Baughman— Joon Furlong says his cutter point Is not sharp or he could plow this frozen ground —McDonald * Munion Is the firm Id black­ smithing. All colls promptly attended to —Tba ladles mite society will meet with Mrs. E. Bevier on State road. Dec. 22— Christinas tree is in the church instead of the school house as former notice was giv­ en—Smith Mun Ion seta the clover liuller to One side and goesdo packing hay—We hear that J. Mark's lost watch was found by mis mother. Site gets the two dollars reward—The first reunion of the church l>f Christ, of Coats Grove, will In- Jan. 27. ’’JSl Good program will be prepared in due time —John Johnson and Wil! Shson go|s to Grand Rapids the latter part of the wwk ns delegates from the church at this place to attend the fourth quarterly con­ vention of the 3rd disttict of Miehlgin. >nd eet A POINTER^=----’S what you are looking for. । to give you. 4 Speaking of THAT That’s what we’re here What can please a friend • or relative better than to stop that headache or blurr Indore the eyes when reading, and extend and preserve that much needed good vision. If you wish to do a noble good act, just have those eyes prop­ erly examined by one - who I makes eye study a business. For there are stoves and stoves—and by the way it is a Dr. Lowry’ has a large stock timely subject—we desire,to remark than when you want ot the best quality and great­ est variety of styles of eye­ OttBl ■ glasses and spectacles on hand 1 ' ' -iJ and is always glad to do his best for his patrons. Dr. Low­ ry giveshis own personal atten­ tion to all cases and will not trust any agent or deputies. • < Cook stove or heater, gofwhere they are at GOODY EAR BROS. ■ STOVES and STOVES, COAL OK W00& ^^+++.2+^/^D The recognized leaders. makes. Others and good Coal and wood cost money. You can save money by buying a stove that saves “fuel. We have them and will be glad to show them. Call in. GOODYEAR. BROS. There krb a good many men who know ihey need some physical exercise dally, bus who put off beginning it from year to year on account of the time they think it would take away from their business boars. Few men seem to b« awaro that five minutes spent daily or even three times 11 week in exerefee*propcrly selected for bringing out all the principal muscles of the body are sufficient to set the blood coursing freely to the extremities, to stim­ ulate the heart, to massage the bowels, to stir up the liver, to strengthen the limbs, to straighten tho shoulders and Increase the capacity of the lungs. This is s good deal to claim for five min­ utes* everdae, and seems to suggest tbs us© of elaborate gymnastic apparatus. It, in not too much, ns has been proved, and all the apparatus required ia an ordinary walking stick. Elaborate system* at exer­ cise look more promising of rcaults at tho first glance, but as they consume time busy men generally drop them after a few trials. Mr. C. P. Lenhart, physical instructor of thu Manhattan Athletic club, who is a graduate of a medical college, but aban­ doned his practice of curing diseases and devoted his energies for the Inst ten years to the prevention of them by means of physical culture and the proper observance of hygienic rules, nod who has met with marked success in that line aud is himself a striking example of well developed man­ hood, recommends the following exercises to busy men on rising iu the morning or just before going to bed ofc night, iij order that all the organs ot the body may per­ form their natural functions: "For the upper part of the arms: Grasp the canc firmly at both ends with tho hands and hold it across the chest, letting the middle of tho cane rest on the breast, just under the chin. Drop the hands for­ ward and down to the full length, of the arms rapidly and return to position on tho lhest, accenting the upward movements. Continuu this for thirty seconds. Holding tho cane before, push the arms straight above the head full length, taking long, full breaths. Continue this for thirty sec­ onds more. "If the arms are poorly developed this may b« repeated after the other exercises are completed. When the arm is doubled up hq that the fist is near the shoulder, thu biceps ought to measure about two inc»s more, in circumference than the forearm?} “Fur the muscles of the sides: Wit hijMe arms at full length above the bead and'tne hands grasping the cane as in the end of the last exercise, swing from side to side as far a^ possible; time, thirty seconds. "Here pause and take two long, deep breaths of five seconds each. “To strengthen the muscles of the back and rid the abdominal muscles of fat: Holding the cane as in the lost position at arm’s length above the head, bend forward and bring the cane us near the floor as pos­ sible without bending the knees or elbows; then swing ns far backward us possible without losing your balance. Do this briskly for thirty beconds. "This will make a large wab>t smaller If persisted In. It is good for lumbago also, and will help those who bend over a desk all day. "To streugtheji the forearm: Grasp the cane in the middle with one hand and ex­ tend it at arm’s leugth on a level with th© shoulder. Then twist the cane back and forth, like tin; spokes of a wheel, for twen ty seconds.”—New York Recorder. > "Jost n thing of puffs and latches, MjuIb for madrigals and catches. _ Not fur heart wounds, but for scratclics.*’ "Ah. yon nr© rcheartdng, I see." The spaniel raised her head and greeted the intruder with a jealous little growl. Then she found herself unceremoniously spilled on the ground, as tho yon ng xnpn rose to his feet. . "Rehearsing? I don’t’’----"Oh, no; I don’t suppose you do remem­ ber, hut you were to read Dobson to me, • down by the brook this afternoon. Jn(». M. Durham went to Belding Tues­ stead, I find yon coolly lying here and re­ day—L. Seaman, and wife of Nash­ ' peating one of hi« most cynical sentiments ville. visited at Win. Seaman's Sunday- to that innocent little dog of yours.” "I did not think you would return so Frank Guy, of Sebawa, called here last week while on his way to visit hh parents soon. When I went across the iawu to in Ohio—Win. Guy is visiting friends In your house, I saw you coming down the Isabella county" at this writing—Amos drive with De.Rocks in his cart.” "You saw my ;>&ra*l<il*, but I wan not Dickson and daughters, of Isabella county, ■ Z arc visiting here—Mrs. C. Demary visited ! under it." “How could I know? It was held so Woodland friends last week—The Evan­ ■ gelical society have built new sheds, at low that I could see no one else.” he said their church iu North Maple Grove—Mrs. I penitently. “You might have known. I loaned it to W. H. Whitney is making preparations to spend the holidays in Detroit and Mt. Jennie Whiting. When Frank naked her Clement—Wm. Jarrard has friends from to go driving with him she had a premoni­ tion that a* o would look perfectly lovely ■wajgo county visiting them. in her red dress; but she hnd no parasol to match it, *o she vtfry coyly forgot hers and The Lapps call their country Sabine or made him stop while she borrowed mine, Samei and thtgoselves Sameiota, and tho and (a little hotly) gave mon chance to term lota has -generally been supposed to find out bow much confidence you bad in be a coatetuff-uous nickname given to me.” them-by furcl^fters, derived from the Fin­ ■'How could I kgow Jennie would lie so nish ”lappu,”4nd weaning simply “land's artful?” end folk.’1 A iuore plausible Kuggestlou, "You wj|l learn more about girls somo Iu England during the reign of Henry however, is tint of Professor Friis, of day." , VIII the public mind became greatly ex­ Chrii-tiauin, who refers the term to an old . “I don’t care to know about that kind. cited through several cases of poisoning, Finnish root ’•kppmt,” signifying to roam It is a perfect wookU) I anxious to and parliament enacted a law n aking or wuuder ubujM, in allusion to their nomad study. Will you forgive mq and give me boiliug to death the penalty. Tills taw was habits. In thMmouth of southern or more tny first leuou this afternoon?” on the statute books about sixteen years. civilized Tuippa it appears to have become The cocker spaniel looked up into the It was made retroactive, so an to lake in A ■ y synonymous x^th rude or barbarous, and ] girl's face and then, making up her mind case that chiefly prompted its enactment— is so applied iff them to Ihe less cultured that dogs were at a discount, started in that ot Richard Romm.*, otherwise Coke, frantic pursuit of a hypothetical sparrow. the Bishop of* Rochester’s cook, who pois­ northern communities. . Ant ijropologista seem lo have some diffi­ —Harry Romaine in Life. oned seventeen persons, two of whom died. culty in assigning to the Lapps their exact Coke Was boiled nt Rochester. The inflic­ place in the human family, but It may be Keeping Friend*. tion was attended with peculiar cruelty, as safely affirmed that they are a combination There is nothing m> very difficult in mak­ Coke was put into a cauldron of cold wa­ of Caucasian and Mongolian types. He this ing friends—the trouble is lo keep them. ter and gradually cooked to death. as it may, their physical characteristics are Pleasing manners and a taking way will A few years later, in March, 1542, a young remarkable—decidedly mor© remarkable always win admirers, but a lasting friend­ woman named Margaret Davy wjU pun­ than attractive. They are probably the ship must be built upon a firmer founda­ ished in a similar way on convptiqo of shortest race in the eastern hemisphere, tion than n transitory smile, an hour of poisoning. The public were not--Satisfied unless it l>c Mr. Stanley** demoniacal high spirits or even great physical lieauty. as toiler guilt, and, notwithstanding the dwarfs. A man over five feet in height Of course it is a pleasure to feel that one comparatively slow travel of news in those would la- a giant among' them, and the is favored by some radically beautiful days, the story of Margaret Davy’s trial women ar© rarely more than 1 feet d woman, but unless there be genuine con­ and punishment soon spread through the inches. They ore abo thu shortest headed geniality between the two concerned the kingdom and aroused universal horror. ami the thinned. skinnM people ta lhe time will come when passive loveliness Boiling to death’ remained on the statute world. Some of them indeed are jlonir ■will cease to bo attractive. To retain books, however, ns long us Henry reigned, headed enough iu the intellectual sense, friendship one must be continually on tho perhaps because the monarch himself had and know as well ns any how to drive a watch and not let tho familiarity that u dread of luring poisoned. Immuliatdy bargain and deal with strangers, butjtbey comes from a lengthy knowledge of the after h!s death parliament repealed tho nre none the less pre eminently what the other’s life breed the contempt that ko law.—Pittsburg Leader. scientific people designate as “brachy- often follows a close intimacy. bepbnlic.”—*Good Words. To retain either friendship or love the A Land Cleaning Mwhint. illusions must not be dispelled. Do not, A novel way of promoting the fertiliza beennse you feel sure of your ground, let Cion of land by the utilization of its weed A gasoline ©team carriage presenting the commonplace enter iu and monopolize growth is adopted (n a new land cleaning many points of advantage has been pat­ the everyday affairs. Lrt the halo of wn- machine. The principle of the machine .» ented. The weight is only 1,200 pounds, timtut hover over even tho prosaic affairs to root up all the weeds; scrub, etc., aqd the working expanse of the convey-' ot daily life, for once dispelled they can pass them at once through n double blast , Richard A. McCURDY, President. and ance is one cent per mile. Its ordinary never form again, and in the one glimpse firo by means of a traveling engine. The speed is said to lie fifteen miles an hour, of the material side of the intimacy mav frame is mounted on four traveling WORDS of a great preacher. and ft will ascend grades with comparative be utterly destroyed a relation at onv) wheels and carries a small steam engine case. Tiic water tank is sufficient for a ten time thought to be eternal.—Philadelphia ■on the right of which is a blower. On its ■ Brooklyn, N. Y. Nov. 28 ’92. or fifteen mile run, while the gasoline tank Times.________________ left is a brick hearth fitted in an iron is equal to the requirements of a forty mil© UTTLE HOMER’S SLATE. , frame, which forms a tire retainer. Robert A. Grannis Esq., Vice trip. A canopy top extends over the vehi­ The weeds are conducted to the fire by a President etc. cle, so that it has the appearance ot an or­ After dear old grandma died, gradual incline, and after they have passed Ilunting tlirongh an oaken chest dinary surrey. Dear Sir: through a fire retainer, which Is kept at In tho attic wo caplod The fire regulation is automatic, m that an Intense beat by the blast of the blower, I have been for so long a time more or less What repaid onr childish quest— gasoline, I1k admitted o the lea gasoline muniuea twins, they are deposited on the soil. The engine, Twas a homely little state. insured in “.The Mutual Life In­ bu burners the—grade road.■ . »ux;« According to —---------- , ot the , with which, it is claimed, -from four to Seemingly of ancient date. surance Co. of New York” that I and when the vehicle is stopped the gaso­ eight acres a day can be cleaned, can be is cut off, Ito so a» as to keepdown keep down the steam On Ito quaint and battered face think it time that I express my ad­ line ili had from six to eight horsepower, and with Was tho picture of a cart. to a certain point. The steering lever ia the machine requires two men when in miration for the manner in which adjusted so that any one can control the Drawn with all that awkward grace operation.—New York Telegram. Which bolokena childish art; the affairs of your institution have steering, while the throttle and reverse But what meant thia legend, pray. been conducted and applaud the lever are by the operator’s scat. Two pas"Homer drew this yesterday?" are carried, and by an ingenious position for integrity and thrift it w-ngera Twenty-five years ago, when Mr. Kars Mother recollected then contrivance al inconvenience from auioke holds in industrial, sociaband .com- j Ih avoided.—New Work Telegram. lake was returned to the house of com What tho years were fata to hide, mens by tho people of Colchester, ho was Bbo was but * baby when mercial circles throughout the Little Homer lived and died: accustomed to boast that before the elec­ world. How many homes it Has Forty years, so mother sold. tion he made a purchase at every shop iu 1 draw my thumbnail over the melon, Llttlfi Homer had been dead. saved from destruction and what Che town—’‘even at the undertaker’s.’-’ ho scraping off tho thin, green skin. If th© would tu\8. Having ascertained that tbs domestic calamities it has turned edges of the skin an each side of the rear Grandm* kept from *11 sport. nnui bod nothing but coffin", Mr. Kondoke back by its prompt reponse to all are left ragged or granulated, and the rind Hallowed by her lonely tears ordered one to lie sent to his London resi­ reasonable demands upon it can under the scar is smooth, firm and white, And the breaking of her heart. dence. His wife naturally remonstrated While each year that eped away hassemetbing of never be estimated. No institution aid with him. "Very well,” he is reported to the melon Is rifie. But if the edges of the Seemed to her but yesterday. have replied. "Very well: I’ll have it taken in America has firmer foundarion. ■car are smooth and even, and the thumb­ down to my chambers. It will do very So the homely little elate ____ Yours etc. nail has dug into the rind in places, and Grandma's baby’s fingers pressed. well to put. 'Bcaven’ in”—"Beaven” being T. De Witt Talmage. the skin docs not come off clean, then the To * memory consecrate. tbo name of some thirty volumes of law melon is green. You can easily leant on Lteth in the oaken chest. reperta—London Tit-Bit*. Where, unwilling we should know. two melons, on© ripe..the1 cAher green, Grandma pot it ywra ago. goring the difference after they have been Qnimby. Mrs. Etn mil Colt* spent last week with her parents. Charles Casteleln and wife of this place—Mrs. O. Chfiffe is no better at this writing—Instead of having ff Christ­ mas tree al thia place w»» will have n Christmas social at the home of Mrs. C. Cruso, our 3. 8. Superintendent Refresh­ ment* will be served—Miss Bitlclman, of Baltimore, spent Sunday at S. J. Ihdclmaii’s. ____________ ' est ud-: He stretched himself out in the ham­ mock with the air of a man who has a whole summer afternoon before him, and means to let itxlrenrn iuseif away. Howm absolutely unruffled by what had occurred. The revelation of her faith­ lessness htul left him perfectly cairn. He filled his pipe without scattering the tobacco over his light tennis suit, and suc­ ceeded in getting a light with the first match, although the hammock swayed gently and a wandering breeze camo and played under the old apple trees. But his little cocker spaniel needed no further invitation than the sad and far away look in his eyes, for she sprang bold­ ly into tho hammock and stretched herself out on his broad chest. , As she placed her paws around his neck and cuddled her silky head close under his chin, she knew that the marks of her feet on his clothing would meet with no re­ proof In such an emergepey. She lay there quietly without licking his face in her usual demonstrative fashion, for she was a wise little beast and felt that moist and doggy kisses were not tho sort he would welcome just then. “Good, old girl,” he said, ns he drew her closer to him. "You are fond of me, any­ way. You itqd the pipe and I are three great old chums, and we don't care for any one else, do we I Not much!" The spaniel gazed at him wistfully. "She's not worth It, is she!" be continued. •"But you're different. I have never done anything for you but beat you when you don’t mind, and take no notice of you when you do. And yet you jumped overboard from the steamer and came near being drowned, just to save an old straw hat of mine. But you're only a dog, you know, and that's where it all comes in. "But she! I’ve done everything for her that a man can do for a woman, when he loves her, and now she’s gone off with young De Rocks. But she's a girl, and girls and dogs arc not to be compared in the same breath. £o we’ll let her go. J. M. McElwain, Special Ajent. ’ �Of » king, nt tore's beicinafn*."- Idem of the village bM ordered the ■«• mile, and comma lAioce Meat ■ikes ■> evoj»<!»y amrofenra of n aid-time luxury. Pure ud whoteaoma. Pnpand with sropufan rare. Higher award at all Pure Food Expoeitloaa. Back padrag, makes two large plea. Avoid , tend. MERRELL St SOULE, Syracuse, at. When Baby waa'dck, we her Ca**<*Wh«x she wa* a ChOd, abe cried tor CMtorU. New Boston is to have a cteamery. Over 1.000 lots have beeu Lansing daring the past Kar­ platted In in Missaukee county there ure 13,354 acres of improved land in farms. • To-Day ■ Hool's SAn-oparill*-.Units a: toe head In tbe meOiciue wurta. HUjnired in pn»S|.er.t> cu­ rled in merit or tbousana* ot wouia-ue compe­ titor*. H naa lancer sane than any ulUer medi­ cine. Sucn success CiMlld not be won without positive rurtk. Hood’s I’lhw'tre constipation by restoring theperwuiiicarttou al the atnneuiar) canal. Tney are the west (oinlh caihardc. When the train halted for dinner the four men we have referred to drew off by themselves and held an earnest con­ versation ae they broke their fast. “It isn't over twenty-five miles to the Hills from this," said one, "and if. wo are to do anything it must be done onighL” "How many wagons do we want. Bob?” asked a second. "Only one. We want the beiR wagon and the beat team." f "And that’s Brown’s," said a third. "Just wliat I was going to say,” added .the fourth. "I had already settled on that," ob­ served Bob. who vgas evidently the leader of the gong. "First, because it’s the best outfit; end second, because 1 want revenge on the whole family." "They don't like ns any too well," chuckled onq of the men. “I reckon not, ond now’s our chance to get evpn. We want to fix that wagon in about two hours from this. It’s about four hours' haul to the south fork of tho Cheyenne, and that’s where the train will camp tonight.” "What, about &own?* asked one of the men. I ' Bob drew his finger across his throat. "And the old"woman?" Bob repeated his gesture. "And the gal?’ "I wait tho gal spared,” he replied. “Mebbe 1 shall turn her loose after awhile, and mebbe I shall trade her off to eome Indian chief for a dozen ponies. I’m told that the big chiefs are paying fancy prices for white gals this sum­ mer." At this there was a load laugh from the four, and when it had subsided Bob resumed:: "Yes, that gal must be considered my property, and don’t you feUows get up any kick about it We'll make a square divide on the gold, but keep your hands off the gal." “Have you got a plan?’ whispered one of tho men as he saw that a number of the trainmen were suspiciously regard­ ing the group. “Leave that to me. You feHows just go on about your business and boon hand when wanted. If the plan I’ve got miscarries. I’ll let you know in time to try something else.” After a halt of an hour the train moved on. It wr* fair traveling now, aud the right of the mountains in the distance and the thought of the gold to be ob­ tained put every one in fine spirits and created a,desire to push on as rapidly ns possible. Six miles from the south fork there wae n halt, and a scout went for­ ward to select a. route for the’ wagons over a bad piece of ground. The four renegades nodded to each other, but while three of them rode forward and officiously offered their services to the captain. Bub made his way to Brown's wagon, which was the last in the line. Its occupants were on tho seat in front, all interested in what was going on ahead, and in throe minutes the rene­ gade had removed the linchpins from both hind wheels of the heavy wagon. The "prairie schooners," as the big wag­ ons of that data were called, had these pins iu the place of bum, now so gener­ ally used, j A quarter of an hour lalor, as the wagons started forward, the wheels had made only a few turns when both rolled away and the rear end of the wagon came down with a crash. By this time the leading wagon wm half a mile in I advance. "Very careless of you. Brown, not to look your wagon over occasionally,” said the captain as he halted the train and rode back to ascertain the cause of deUy, .-------- ---------- - --------- ---------- the trail for a hundred rods, bat with­ out avail. Than each wagoner wm asked for spare pins, but nene could b« but their nearness co gold had brought terth a selfish spirit “1 may want them myself," each one argued, and each one denied that it was in his power to accommodate. Another and closer search km made, and while it was going oa there were loud murmurs all along tho line. "Let us go ooF ' •We can't be responsible for hia careI Maness I" , “What’s the matter that he can’t fol­ low our trail to the river?’ The thirst for gold cloaca the human heart to friendship, pity or Christian spirit Each moment of delay waa felt to be dollars loot, and finally the teams began to push on without orders. "See here, Brown," said the captain when he saw them going, "tho boys are off, but it’s only an hour to the river. Just take a sharper look for those pins and you’ll turn 'em up and bo able to come on. If you don’t join us in an hour PH send you the pins from my wagon." "And you are all going forward and leave mo alone and liable to be butch­ ered by the Indiana!" demanded tho wagoner. ‘.’No danger—not the alighteaL There Isn’t a redskin within twenty miles of nS. Pre got to go on, but perhaps some of the horsemen will stay and help you to fix tip." "Aye, that we wiBF answered Bob, who was waiting for tire opportunity. “Here are four of us who won’t see you left defenseless. Here, Jack, you ride on to the river with the train and bring back those pins, while the rest of us will keep up tho search and be on hand to help put on tho wheels." Tho four who were to stay wore tho renegades. Brown had rather been left alone, for ho was firmly satisfied that they were bad men, but he could not make a decent excuse to rid himself of their presence. And besides he felt that there was danger from the Indians, no matter what tho captain thought Mrs. Brown was a woman past forty, but in excellent health and having a man’s courage. Her daughter Lizzie was twenty years old, born on tho fron­ tier and inheriting more than the aver­ age woman's nerve and endurance. While tho three outlaws left behind were making what seemed to be a very careful search of tho trail and were out of oarshot, Brown queried of his wife: “Mother, iion't you think there is something queer about it?* “I do, Daniel—I do," she promptly re­ plied. "I believe those pins were pur­ posely removed. Indeed, I remember to have heard tho noise of their being knocked out when we were halted." •‘Just what I suspect! Who oould have done R and for whatF "Daniel, 1 am meet afraid to tc-U you that I believe theee three men know all about it, and that one of them removed the plus!" "But if they wanted to break us down and leave us in tho lurch, why did they offer us their assistance when all the others hurried away?’ “I don't know—I don’t know, Daniel! Who knows but they moan to murder us aud run off with the team! Let us un­ harness tho horses and mount them and rido on. I feel that some great shadow of dungfer hangs over us." "Dp; father!” added the girl. 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It contains full page views of the great buildings, with descrip­ tions of same, and Is executed in highest style of art If not satisfied with IL after you get It, we will refund the stamps and let you keep the book. Address H. E. Buckles A Co.. Chicago, 111. Buclclpn'n Arnica Salve. The best salve in.the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt, rheum, fever sores, tetter, cbappcd-lwids. chilblains, corns, and all sklu eruptions, and positive­ ly cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or moutfy refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale by W. IL Goodyear, the druggist Escanaba has nearly 100 saloons, aud they pay 850,000 yearly into the county treasury. ThcCauwof Rhenmutiaiu. An acid which exists in sour milk and cider, called latlc acid, is believed by phy­ sicians to be the cause of rheumatism. Accumulating In the blood. It attacks the fibrous tissues iu the joints, and causes agonizing pains. What Is needed Is a remedy to neutralize the acid, and to so Invigorate the kidneys aud liver that all waste will be carried off. Hood’s Sarsapa­ rilla Is heartily recommended by many wbotu it bos cured of rheumatism. It possesses just the desired qualities, and so thoroughly purifies the blood as to prevent occnrance of rheumatic attacks We sug­ gest a trial of Hood’s Sarsaparilla by all who suiter from rheumatism. Saginaw people have Inspected the new plans for their public bnildlng and are satisfied with them. “Adrlonda," let’s Heart and Nerve Curelsguaran >m Morphine, Min­ eral and Opium.J Sold by W. H. Gcod- YEA1L Adam Garulertom. a maa l*la» »•« tad Atetrteatag affliction. By tta nM Grand committed ,»4ckle met soothing. antheptle, eteenateg and heal­ weak by baodnl hlmw.lt u> a limb a< • ing pragertlee. It cures the worst caees. use. /HI, body waa round by a party ot 1300 reward ottered for an Incurable case- honur, and ent down. An empty wbtobey bottle waa toned In hie pack*. The Carleton high school has a« enool 1 went ot 17 foreign pupils, more than has J. Court A Soo. « Mtrtball Urm. hare ever been enrolled before. received an order from a Springfield. Mass, tirso u> supply them witti three ear­ loads of paltry for tbe holidays UH* will in U>wn, suffering front pilon. hut what would prefer the easiest method of being require the purchase of >4,000- turkeys cured. No knife, no pein, but a sure cure alone aah will bring about »,000 e~bfor piles by using Hill’s Pile Pomade. A Tbe sourt calendar for the Deeember printed guarantee with each package. By term of ttie circuit court for Branch coun­ mall 81.on, six for 85.00. 'Fry It twnlghL ty cuunrss 13 divorce cases. Marriage For sale by Fred L. Heath, the druggist don’t i*»em to be a blooming succeso Id Mlchlgau postmasters commissioned: that cMinty. Wm. J. Momnny. Pipestone; Seward Shel­ don, twelve Corners, Children Cry for Pitcher’s Caetorlm Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Got. Elect Rich will make bls home at one of the Lansing betels this winter, accompanied by Mrs. Rich. Urt Blodgett, of Coldwater, has quite an Interesting relic In the sltape of a bowel, which is a tool used tq dig out sap troughs and barrels It Is about 900 years oid M near as be can learn and has been iu tbe family for five generations. The editor of the Galesburg Enterprise has made himself very unpopular by arti­ cles he has published to the paper concern­ lag the town, and bas received several whitecap letters calling on him to quit or make his will. Mrs. H. L. Peck, of Grawd Rapids, visit! ad frtends and relaUvoe how the first of tbe week—Mae Della Comfort is borne from Coopersville for tae winter—Tbe ■atisfled' tfiemeelvM that in- th* early little touryearoid daughter of Truman burials of ail uatioos it wm tbe custom to Cole, died Saturday morning of lung fever. cover the Beads aud bodies at tho dead with sheet* of gold no pliable that they The funeral took place Mteday a. m.— took tbe Impress of the form,.sod not in­ Mr. Aaron Bark and wife, of Shaytown, centuries were guests of John Furnkss Saturday and frequently,, when in the course tbe embalmed flesh had shriveled or fallen Sunday—A Mr. Fuller, oFNew York, wm away, the gold retained the exact cast ot the guest of his grand chBdren. Mr. and tftc features. Schliemann found a number Mrs. E. M. Evert* andi Lavina Fuller, of bodies “covered with large-masks of over Sunday—Misses Lula Feigbner and gold plate- in repousse work,’Several of Elect* Furutes visited Hastings friends whichihaveheen reproduced Iqr means of over Sunday—Rav. J. FL Palmer, nf Ce­ sagraving-hi his "Mycerue," and he asserts dar Rapids, who has bsww visiting here that there-eau be no doubt whosever that several days started home Tuesday taking each one of these represents thellkeness of bls wife with him, who has been here tho deceased person whose face it covered. two or three months under the dolor's . — IaSSUHms Hutton in HarpertM. care—Mrs. J3- bt Mitehell visited her husband last week. The- Way te Catch a I’orwtplne. ' The entertainment and dance at Bowens Mills, was not very well attended for some cause but all report a good time— The young people gave a very pleasant surprise party on Fred Jones, Dec. 5th, All report a splendid time—D. N. Stock­ ing Is on the sick list this week—Mr. A. Potter who has been working for L. Hill, of Irving, returned home last Saturday— A. Stocking and E. Hall played for a dance at the North- Irving Grange hall last Saturday night and report a very pleasant time—B. Williams aad wife moved to their new home last Friday, near Gun Lake— Wa. Stockist bad the misfortune to lose his-best cow last Thursday by her breaking her leg—Our school is progjea»ing finely under the management ot Mias Minute Wardell—MIm Hattie Jatot- U working at G. H. Pbrd’s again—The cap­ tain of the hook and ladder company struck for hlgbar wages the other day—The de­ bating society has started up again at the Kllngeaamith school house Wednesday evenings. Considerable anxiety is felt by tbe friends of Eiling Bennett, of Marshall, as to his whereabouts. In September be Racing With Wolvre. came home to visit his parents from Miles Many a thrilling tale has been told* by City, Montana, where be had been work­ travelers of a race with wolves across the ing. He remained a week and started to frozen steppes of Russia. Sometimes only return on the 94th with the Intention of tbs picked bones of the hapless traveler stopping off In Chicago a few days and are found to tell the tale. In our own also to visit in New Buffalo, Wyoming, country thousands are engaged in a llfe-and- before his.return to Mlles City. Shortly death race against the wolf Consumption. after bls departure word was received The best weapons with which to fight the from him In Chicago, that he was going Gerkey. foe, is Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical, Dis­ on directly to Mlles City. His baggage ar­ covery. This renowned remedy has cured rived at that city all right but nothing has Very quiet times In thia vicinity at pres­ myriads of cases when all other medicines been beard of him since, it seems that ent. Bad roads are In order—Thana was and dftetors bad failed. It is the greatest Bennett and his employer dow at Mlles no church at the Tamarac last Sunday, blood-purifier and restorer of strength City, were driven out of New Buffalo by there being quarterly meeting at West known to the" world. For all forms of cattle rustlers during tbe recent trouble Odessa—Ora Bachelder has' sold his farm scrofulous affections (end consumption Is there and that It was running quite a risk to L. Foreman, of Carlton, for >3.000— one of them), it is unequaled as a remedy. tor him to visit that place. His parents Frank Myers is working on a motor line J. D. Vivian and Miss Eatella Cheney believe him to be the victim of foul play al Grand Rapids—The donation for Elder Mien, the liberal preacher, was a success, were married at the' homeof the bride’s and have given him up us dead. it was held at E. Cunningham’s and net­ parents in lensing yesterday afternoon. The prize farmer of Branch county is George Engle, of Union City, who thresh­ tl'd the preacher 815 in produce and mon­ ey—Elder Stockwell, of Charlotte, preach­ ed 8,000 bushels of grain from his farm OUR COUNTY ed at the church last Sunday. He takes this season. the Woodland circuit the coming year-* The National City bank, of Marshall, Mr. Campltell and wife attended quarterly Burglars entered Hal Bellinger’s bouse in Delton last Sunday nighL chloroformed which failed In 1891 seems to be In a pros- meeting at West Odessa last Sundayhimself and wife, but did not find the I>erou8 condition uow. The annual report Mr. Smith and wife visited at J. Smith’s cash they were In search of and departed. of the controller of the currpney states last Sunday—Frank Nash sold his farm In tbe morning two doors were found to that It paid dividends of 331.000 tor the last week to a man from Slbewa, but ow­ ing to some fault of the parties the sale past year. be unlocked. A Nashville woman followed the dlrec-. -------------------Nelson Cole,— of ----------------------------Colorado, went to Otse- was postponed—There has not been any stir about Christmas in thia vicinity—El­ tlons in a woman’s magazine on how to go to get a wife. He proposed to several but make a beautiful chair, out of a barrel. I widows and J received ’ "* "as many refusals, * '* *■ “* der Mlcra intends holding protracted meetings at the Tamarac church in the for only fifty cents. She has already spent at Inst be closed a bargain with Mrs. near future—The Ladies Aid society will four dollars on IL has four blackened Mary Tuttle. They were married, and meet with Mrs. Branch theTth of Jan. Immediately started for Colorado. — Goblefinger nails, and nothing to show for it but a clumsy looking affair. one would be vllle News. FISHERMEN AND FISHER WOMEN. afraid to sit down on. Frank McCarty went to Goblevllle a Tbe burning of the frelgh’. house of the week ago Saturday night to bill a car of Ixiwell A Hastings IL R. in Lowell re­ sand he bad been loading, and becoming cently, has slighted the hopes of the resi­ Intoxicated walked Into the postofilce and There are three men fishing in a little dents of Freeport fora new depot in the went to sleep near the stove. The post­ oat. Three women fiahlffg from tho rocks master advised him to go out and get some close by. near future. Flood (pulling in a fish)—First blood. Q. A. Hynes is sole publisher and editor fresh air he would feel better and helped Ebb (pulling in a fish)—This is business. of the Delton Lake Breeze. M. R. Gwin, him go to the door. Soon after leaving. his former partner, having gone to Ovid, McCarty fell backwards and struck on his I guess they are coining in now. head, dying Iu a very few moments. At Slackwater (pulling in a fish)—In with Mich, to accept a position as manager of a the Inquest held over bls remains the jury general store in that place. decided that be came to bls death through Mrs. Flood—Each one of those men has Mrs. E. Barton, a Delton lady, while strong drink. He leaves a wife and four caught a fish. building a fire one morning last week children. Mrs. Ebb— They said we could get them poured kerosene oil in the stove uot Miss Emma Gates, a Charlotte lady, has here, too, but seel Mr. Flood has just knowing any coals were left from the pre­ caught another one. vious night- The result was a flash of fire been cngag«Al to sing In tbe chorus at the Mrs. Slack water—And my husband’s got which burned her hair audevebrovrs quite world’s fair for a salary of 820 a week. another too. (Calling) I should think you badly. The prosecuting attorney of Eaton coun­ might give somebody else a chance at that. ty claims to have run behind 8900. during Blackwater—Don't you have any Litre. the two years he has been In office. One Henrietta! <fc NEIGHBORING COUNTIES of the county papers say ‘the salarys is Mrs. Blackwater—No, we don't. Tho bobs miserably and miserly inadequate. ” haven’t bobbed once. \ Sides have been organized among the Blackwater—They haven! fairly (stops hunters of. the village and vicinity for a In a single day last week the Charlotte match hunt, which will occur to-morrow. Improvement Company sold $3,000 worth to pull in a flab) commenced to run yet. You'll get its many as we do in n minute. Early In the morning the uimrods will of lota. • Flood (in undertime}—Doubtful about start out to strike terror to the hearts of all that, The. They ain’t fishing in the chan­ feathered or four footed game and to In­ Additional County News. nel • sure "a free ballot and a fair count,” a Ebb—If wr had a bigger boot—jimlni, member from each side will be sent out BanOeld. but that’s a nice one! Look at him. together. After all the counts are In and The donation held for Rev. VanWinkle Mrs. Ebb—You men must have a hun­ credited up; the sides having the most will enjoy a banquet at the Lawrence, last week Tuesday night netted him S5U dred. I should think, the way you are catch­ House aud the losing side will pay for IL and the same evening he received a ing them. letter from his daughter, In Oceana Co. Ebb—Pshaw 1 We’ve only got two or Plainwell Enterprise. to be there the next day on important three—little things at that They'll run Parson Arney, of horse trotting fame, is business, so he started the next morning larger by and by, and you’ll get ’em over now minister of the Congregational church and ha* not returned at this writing—The there too. at Lake Odessa. He has sold his horses new bell has not been purchased yet but Blackwater (softly pulling two fish overand Is doing good work there. the money Is subscribed and parties elected the aide of the boat and keeping between Dr. Geo. W. Tolles Is ll’e fourth of the to purchase It—Elmer Tungate has rented them and the ladies)—By gracious, boys, , members of the Charlotte Bachelor Club to Ellas Jones’farm and will move onto it they pull like bulldogs! Mrs. Slack water—Are they running yet join the bonds of matrimony and as per the 1st of April—Charles Shoemaker is agreement banqueted the other members talking very strongly of exchanging his Theodore! Slackwatei^Wcll, you can hardly say at the hotel in that city Monday evening. farm for property in Hastings—Anion Moffard Is very sick and was hardly ex­ they are yet Lansing gentleman have bought an In­ pected to live last Friday and Saturday, Mrs, Slackwater—How many do you terest In John Vanoniall's stone quarry at but Is feeling better at thia writing—Joe think you'll catch at a time when they do Diamondale, Eaton Co., and if the Invest­ Powers Is putting up a grand sheep barn run! ment Is a paying one he will receive —A subscription paper Is out for putting Flood (unhook*^ a fish and laughing 811,000. down a well on the parsonage ground—A wftly)—I guess we’ll have to manage to * Samuel Cogswell, of Bengal township, Christmas tree will not be put up this get some of ’em out of here, eh! year at the church here — It is talked “ * that Ebbi (reeling furiously)—Wo ought to, went coon bunting Sunday, and while up a tree chasing his game, fell a distance of there will soon be a saw mill put up near but my wife is afraid to stay in a boat un­ less I Am along too. thirty feeL fracturing Ills spine, breaking the bridge. Flood (outing)—So’s mine. his collar bone and sustained severe Inter­ SlacKwater—Two more, Iwys. My wife nal injuries. Uuable to attract attention CrcMy. is tlmtl way too. he crawled to the nearest farm house, a Our Sabbath school has decided toeelc___ Mrs. Slack water—Can’t you come ashore, mile distanL expiring shortly after reach­ brate Christmas with a tree and appro­ Theodore, and let Mrs. Ebb go out! ing there. He was thirty years old and a priate exercises—Bernice Holden who farmer. A widow and one child survive has been quite sick is Improving—ThadEbb (in undertone)—You’ll do nothing of him.—Dimondale News. deua Road: and wife were called to Kalathe sort. I’ll go ashore my—hang it! I There Is a report that the Chicago & inazpo last week by the serious illness of lost a nice ono than. Pvo got to 'tend to their daughter — Quite a number from here West Michigan and D. L. A N. railroads burineoa better’n this. are to be sold to wliat Is known as the attended the meeting at Hickory last Sun­ Mrs. Slackwater—Well, why don’t yon "Brice system.” This system has a line day—William Parker died at his resi­ ooma then! dence of his brother, Charles Parker, on from Indianapolis nearly to tho terminus Ebb-«Do you want to oome out, Emilj! of the C. A W. M. at New Buffalo. The the evening of Dec. Oth., nge 82 years. Mr*. Ebb—Oh, I don’t know that I do. syndicate also control the Duluth, South The funeral was held Thursday, Rev. You come in and let Mrs. Flood go out. Shore & Atlantic R. R. In the upper pen­ Bradley officiating. The interment was Ebb—Heaven and earth, see those telinsula. By extending the C. A W. -M. at Richland—James Welton has gone to lows jump! (To Mra. Ebb}-All right from Petoskey north It will have a new Otsego to spend the winter with his (To Flood, with assumed cheerfulness)— daughter, Mrs. Hale —Mrs. Nellie Fisher, through line |from east and west to the Pull up that anchor, old man of Mlle, visited friends at Creasy Tuesday northwest Flood (calling out}—Do you want to —Etta Flower Is homo from AugustaThe G. R. & I. R. R. Company have put Rev. J. C. Chase gave K very fine dis­ come out iu Mr. Ebb’s qlace, Lucy! Mra. Flood—I don’t believe I care about down a flowing well at their station at course last Sabbath—M^. Louisa Ander­ Wayland, that flows an eight inch stresm son has been seriously afflicted with neu­ IL Why don’t you come in and let Mra. Slackwater go out! of pure spring water. ralgia the past week. Mra. Slackwatei^-I’ll tell you what we Ionia capitalists, one of whom is J. E. can do. Two of you men can come and Ju«L have bought the Green estate in Osh off the rocksi and the other one can Lyons. It Includes the lota and a water Whew!!! Six weddings In Assyria in take us out there and bait tho hooks while power on Grand River. What the object the past two weeks. Last week Monday we flsli. Is nobody seems to know, but the Ifcea is Henry Brantmyer and Hannah Rnsaeil, Slack water (pulling in a fish)—All right advanced that it is the first move toward also Mr. Brantmyer’s sister, we did not Flood (pulling in a flsh>—We’U do that securing a motive power for operating learn her husband’s name. Then on Wed­ ^bb (pulling in a fish)—By and by. Ionia’s prospective electric street railway. nesday, John Russell and Lottie Lattie. )ld gentleman in next boat (who always —Muir Tribune. Sam Nay and Myrtle Tuckerman were . -s alone)—For nuru, unadulterated aol« united In marriage. Cards are out for a ! hmm give me tho average man who Persons who own real estate in Battle Creek now are considered fortunate as double wedding this week Thursday night, ' .•~a a-flshing.—American Angler, property la rapidly Increasing In value John Tompkins and Vlra Hartom, John ' there. The Battle Creek Journal gives,the Serven and Emma * Tuckerman, to take : Relatives •focher—If you many Mr. Poorchap, example of a man who bought ten acres of place at G. W. Tompkins. on will bars to commeuca very humbly. laniLRiere for 81.250 sixteen years ago. only are Invited. It looks as though more weddings Daughtez— —Yes, know;; UUl but WtS wn 311011 shall •••'-•*- would nww.u be uv two mimic wruuiu^S io, *I mow He has sold 88,485 worth and has about there 1*^*7 •„ 810,000 worth left, making a profit of ■bottlr. Now lin’l th»t wwogh Lo like «.ob, w>Uw,> Th.roonabohMMtaetod your breath away? are right Oman ice cream saloon.—Now »x,tw. kork Weekly. The poeeupine climbs the tree m rtadlly as a squirrel would, provided you don't slipup and cut his tall off whilehulsgulag up. Somehow or other he can’t climb tho tree without his tall, nor b* won't come down without it. If you catch one ofthess porcupines climbing a tree and chop his tail - off be will stop right where he ia, and will'stajr there until he starves to death, units* b* is taken away,—Philadelphia Tims*. MORTGAGE SALE. Default baring been made tn the conditions of a certain msrtaagemade by Merritt Sbepanl and Rachel A. Shepard, sis wife, to G Whitmore dated October l&lb. iA. D ,lt ressrdrd In tbe oQ»e ot the Register ol for tbe County of harry and State ot MleMkas, on the 3KJt day ot November A. I).. 1878. tn uber * of mortgages, on page so. whtelb said mortgage ws» Ouly asrifmed by Mast MeCamly. aSnlnlutratoe ef tbe estate of GMdinxs Whitmore, on the 4th day of Febru­ ary. 1*H, to Celina. McCandy. aud said assign roent duly recorded In the offleeof the; reglst-r ot deeds for tbe county of Barry and state of Mtebigan. on the 20tb day of August. A. I). 1W.', iulttmr 38 ot mortgages •* pace 384. on which tnertCM* there Is claimed to be dee at tbe date otthu DOttce tho sum of one thousand, nluhundred fifty-two and ta-ioo (»t.9f,i40 dollars, and an attorney’s fee of fifty dollars pro­ vided for In said mortgage, and no suit on proeeedugs at law baring b<vn Instituted to raover tbe moneys secured by said mortgagtor any part thereof; Now. therefore, by virtue of tbe power of sale contained In said mortgage, and th.statute in such ease mile and provided, notice la hereby given that on Saturday the eighthteentb day of March. A. D.. imu, at ten o’clock In we forenoen.l shall sell at public auction, to tbe highest! bidder, al the .north front door of ttieCoert House In the City ot HMtinga, (that bring the place where the Clr cult Court (or Barry County is ho'.den). tht premises described tn ssld mortgage, or so much thereof as nmy be necessary to pay the amount due on said mortgage, with seven )*rr eent. Interest, and all legal eueta. tot-etber with an attorney’s foe of fifty dollars cov­ enanted for therein, the premises being de scribedfln said mortgage as all tliat certain lot piece aud parcel ot land situate In the townsbn. of Assyria io the county •( Barry and state o' Michigan, and known and described as followThe east half (ey;;, of tbe southwest quarter (sw><) of section number twentv-two (sec 22) in township number one north raage seven west subject totbe cotidlttnus of a certain lease Ot one half <si) acre cm she north west corner of said land above deaeribed, gW«-n for church puriM»cs, said description containing m all olgbtv acres more or hws. Czlixa McCajclv. Assignee of Mortgages*. 8M1TK & COLO BOV*. Attarneys for Assignee of Mortgagee. Dated December tztb. law. PROHATE ORDER 7 State ot Michigan. County of Barry—ss. At a sod on of the Prolate Court for the County of Barn’, bolden at«be rrobale-afllce. Is tbeCItyof liastlngs.ln saidoounty, on Wednes­ day the JCh day of December. In tbe year oue thousand etgbt hundred and ninety tan. Present, Cbaries W. Armstrong, Judg* of Probate. In tbe matter of the estate 41 \Cyras S Welch, deeeased. On reading and filing tbe t>etltlau. duly veri­ fied. ot Eliza a. Buehler, sister of said deceased, praying that administration <’f said estate may be granted to James H. MeKeri-.t or to some other suitable person. Thereupon it Is ordered, that Tuesday tbe K»h day of January. A. D.. 11*33 at ten o'clock Iu the forenoon, be assigned for the bearing of said petition and that tbe heirs at law of said de­ ceased an<l all other peraous interested tn said estate, are required to appear at a session ot said court, then to beholden at tbe Probate of-* floe, in tbe City of.Hasttugs. tn said county, aud show cause. !f any there be, why the prayer of the petitlonar may not be granted. Ana it is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the persons Interested In said estate, of the pendency of said petition and the hearing thereof br causing a copy of ibis order to bo published lu the Hastings Barxkr, a news­ paper printed and circulated In said County of Barry, once In each week lor three successive weeks previous to said day ot bearin’. . Chas. W. Armstrong. Judge of Probate CHANCERY ORDER. State ot Michigan. Fifth Judicial Cirrus-In Chancery. Sult pending In tne Circuit Court tor Uir for the County of Barry. In Chancery at tbe city of Hastings, on the 30th day ol 5ovemb a. D. 183L Ida Berry. • Complainant, Charles H. Berry. Defeadent. — Jn Ibis cause It appearing by affidavit on’ die. that the defendent, Charles It. Berry, is not a reaid ent of this state, but is a resident of Kansas; therefore on motion of Smith A Colgrove, solicitors lor complainant, it Is ordered that defendrnt enter hts apttearance nt said cause on or before four months from tLe date of it his order, aud that within tvrenty days the Complainant cause a copy of this order to be published 4u tbe Hastings BANNKK.saldPublicatlon to be continued onee in each week tor six weeks in succeeaton. Frank a. Hookxk, Circuit Judge. True copy. Attest, Cha*. M. Mack, Register. NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS ON CLAIMS. State of Michigan, County of Barry —m. Estate of Austin D. Bassett, deceased. We the undersigned, having been appointed by tbe Probate* court for the County1 <d Barry. State of Michigan, commissioners to receive, ev amine and adjust all claims and demands of s', persons agalust said deceased, do hereby give notice that we will meet at the Probate OfflceXln the City of Hastinxs, on Thurs­ day. tne second day of March. A I). INS. and on Friday, the second day of June. A. D. IBM, at ten o'clock A. M., of each oi said days, for tbe purpose of examining and ■allowing said claims and that six months from the seccnd day of Decem­ ber. A. D., 102. were aUowed by said court for creditors to present the1 claims to us tor examination and allowon? >. Dated Deceml!cr 2nd. A. D., ’ostt. Chas. B. BAUIUt. < D. G. Romt.xson. -Commissioners \V. K. Powkrs. I* 11 PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan. County of Ba»ty-ss At a session of the Probate Court for the county of Barry- holden at the Probate office tn tbe city of Hastings, In said county, on Wednes­ day, tne 30th day of November, in the year one tttooaand eight hundred and ninety two. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge *f Probate. In the matter ot the estate of Jamer Cox, decea<i»M On reading and filing the petition, duly veri­ fied. of Lucian A. Hyde. hdmlDlMrator of ' estate, proving thatne mav be licensed to -« l! the real estate of said deceased as In said i>e11 lion described lor tlie reasons and purpose * therein set forth. Thereupon It la ordered, that Wednesday. (La 3«th day of December. A- D.. iKc at fen © clock In the forenoon, be assigned for tbe hcariirr ot arid petition, and that the heirs at law of said deceased and all other persons interested in said estate, arc required to nun-mr at a session of said court then to be bolden at the Probate Office, in tbe city of Hastings, In said county, and show cause, if any there be, why the prayer ot the petitioner mar not be granted. And it Is farther ordered, that said petitioner give no­ tice to the persons Interested In said estate, of the pendency ot said petition, and tbe hearing thereof by causing a copy of thta order to be published tn the Hastings Bannkr. a newapm n*ir printed and circulated tn said count)- of barrr, once in each week for throe successive weeks previous to sold day bf hearing. CHARL8B W. A&MSTRONQ, (A true oopy.) . judge of Probate. �Hastings Banker? Thursday, December 15, 1893. oovno WITH A TUTUU1 MB Uimf COATIXt. Far SICI HEADACHE, 1 sot* oar I mb Uuua Mad. toother with potoon- ! ! Of all Crtmtaaa. Trtoe SB cent H bard cushion changed 8002 'or from 830. , ou to8.34.eo. BeM repair shop in tbe .State, Address, KALAMAZOO CYCLE CO., Kalamazoo, Mich.. PERSONAL MENTION. -• 'Of RlcbFrank FNot went to Ealamaaow Tues­ **nd. on a charge -burglary, it being . claimed that Goble etale 320 worth of day. -skunk Eking from a former living, ta Barry Miss Sabie Beadle has returned from township. Chicago. *°5,be tlw Banner Mrs. Jehu Greble was In Grand Rapids w H be issued on Wadneodavs itwtead of Thursdays on~ accoaut of the holidays. Monday. We request that al! correspondence as a James Mason Is confined to tbe house favor please mall theta- tetters to ui Mon with the grippe. day mornings If possible. IL B. Richards was tn Mlddkwdle last Agents are hunting the country over for white turnips to -convert Into gated Friday on business. horseradish for table use. An ordinary Miss Lon Feighner, of Nashvffle, epent white turnip, after being converted, aver­ Sunday In the city. ages the converter ^bout half a dollar met. Mrs. W. E, Buel, of Nashville, was In; The turnips are ground and then seasoned with fluid extract of 'horseradish, while the city last Friday. mustard and vinegar. “Thetys are tricks John L. Creasy, of Crand RspMa, was in all trades," but tbowof the fellow who In the city Thursday. puts up table delicacies. Mrs. M. L. awd Mrs. W. R. Cook are In The Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wayne ihaz­ Grand Rapkts to day. ier troupe that played hvttfe city teat week Walter Wise Iim been visiting at Pine giveg»odsatisfaction. Mr. and, Mrs.Wayue Grove, Allegwa county. are both artiste In their Uue and were ably Mrs. Blackmcti. of Delton, has been supported by the members of ibelr com­ pany. Judging from aettagaud costumes, visiting Mrs. P. T. Golgrove. they are one of the best troupes that ever, Mrs. Frank Dean, of Woodland, rtaited played tn tbe city. If they ever favor usj friends In the efcy the vast week. with another visit thay raiy .be assured of John Bc.sscoee was in Grand Rapids on good houses. Look out for some piano sharps who are business the fose pnrt-rf the week. going around the. country victimizing Mra. Frank Borneo'has a dancing <4*m farmers. An Instrument Is Jett on trial timbering about twenty In Nashville. with a fanner who Is induced to sign what Mrs. Ira Van Walken burg and Mrs. Is supposed to be an insurance clause, which however turns up In the shape ot a Dorr Mudge were in Grand Rapids Sat­ note for H60 In payment for tho piano. urday. Farmers will never miss it If they refuse to sign papers presented by strangers. Red la very much «be faainoa and teems 'to have a growtog wgue. While many persons have a decUM antipathy to thia etlor, oc a drear, gsay day ra winter, some th^ richer shades have a tonic effect Glaze kids are accented m canarter than rthe euede. Gloves, save for evening wear vre not more than fcar-butfoned. With •most costumes raMish women elect to •wear gloves ta some shade of gray. The for scarfs and huge muffs that were rihe vogue early ta die century are worn toy many leaders of fubleu recently reiturned from abroad and the coal-scoop •bonnet is worn with them. TOQR MV0RITE MOHE NEWJPAPER ----- AND----- Tij Ljjiijg ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.10. THE BANNER Would you remodel your Mat season’s «own at a small oral? Then give It Aceves, collar and gwdlc ot really good ■velvet In a harmooimN or contrasting •chade. Gives all the news of Town, County and State, and as much National news as any other paper of its class. -Cxllforntein Three wwl One-Half Days. Your Home would be incomplete without it. If you are going to California and desire <to make the journey ta the most economi­ cal. quick and ci 'mfortaWe manner, pur­ chase your ticket via the Chicago & North­ western. Union Pacific and Southern Pa­ cific Ry’s. Pullman drawing-room sleeping cara are run from Chicago to Man Francis­ co without change in three and one-half d^s. Completely furnished tourist sleep­ ing cars arc also run ta which accommo­ dations can be procured by passengers holding either first or second-clas* tickets at a eost of only 84.00 per berth from Chi­ cago to San Francisco and other Califor­ nia .points. The hour of departure of trains Horn Chicago affords prompt connectieo with all trains from tbe East and Hfiuth. Variable route excursion tickets, ailowbg nine months* stay In the hcalthglvingolluiate of California. second-elasS tickets;tt tow rates, sleeping car reserva­ tions.aud full Information can be procured of any ticket agent, or by addressing W. A. TbnIL General Passenger and Ticket Agent Chicago A North-Western R’y, Chicago. Is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general news of the United States and the world. It gives the events of foreign lands in a nutshell. It has separate departments for '‘THE FAMILY CIRCLE” and “OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOME AND SO­ CIETY” columns command the admiration of wives and daughters. Its general political news, editoralsand discussions are comprehensive, brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL” department has no superior in the country. Its “MARKET REPORTS” are recognized authority in all parts of the land. The New York Weekly Tribune Mr. and’Mre. Faria Bore, of Grand ids, were the gusts of John McElwain Ex Judge A. J. Mills, of Kalamazoo. Is last week. A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us now a part Warner of the Paw Paw True Dr. Fowler Is In St Faul this week. Northerner, published at Paw Paw. Mich. Mrs. Fowler will reoaata in Dowagiac un­ and “THE BANNER” for one year While we are indeed rejoiced to see such til lie returns. valuable acquisitions to the Newspaper Mrs. F. J. Henning, nee Florence Hen­ ranks, yet it Is rare that members «X the legal profess toe enter the newspaper .field dershott of Detroit, Is ritdltag her par­ for what “there Is In it" financially. Un­ ents in Irving. !*«<*• This Please You? der his manageasent the Northerner will -Miss Sarah Horton is iu (ke city and For Christmas and Now Year’s holidays no doubt continue to Improve. will remals here for several weeks visiting the C. A W. M. and D.. L. A N. Ry’s, friends and relatives. We request Banner readers to leak will sell exeuralon tickets at one and oneSubscriptions may begin over the advertlsesneots of tbe business An agent for the Kalamazoo Telegraph third fare for round trip, on Dec. 24tb, men In tnls issue, and see what you wlM was In the city last week booming the cir­ 25th, 25, and Slat and January 1st and need for your Christmas presents. Deal culation of that paper. 2nd, all good to return January 3rd, to all Address all orders to with your home merchants, men whom KauB*X*XN*O0 Mr. and Mra. C. W. Jordan have return­ potato oo their own and connecting lines, you know and in whoso word you have a ed from Bedford where they have been Including Chicago. confidence. From them you get the best To Canadian points tickets will be sold rteitlug the past two weeks. * results and trading with them Is most sat­ at one fare for round trip Dec. 20th, 21st isfactory because you know what you buy and 22nd, with return limit January lOtb. from them can be relied upon. One day last week a gentleman of tbe Tbe state board of education will hold The Chicago A North-Western railway Jewish persuasion struck tbe city, Na ... their next yearly meeting In Lansing for Hastings, - - Mich. sole mission being to sell “blood medicine has just issued an attractive calendar for tbe purpose of examining and granting at run dollar a pottle." He carried around .1823, which Is one of the- bast we have state certificates to teachers of approved with him the same proboscis quite char-’ seen for practical use In the business office CAPITAL $75,000.00. qualifications, beginning December 2«th. It Acknowledges no Superior. aeterlstie of his race, the only difference as well as the home. A copy of this de­ SURPLUS 38.000-00. and closing on the 30th. Applications being thax It penetrated farther out In the sirable calendar will be mailed free upon should be made at least 10 days before the atmosphere than customary, and its added sending your address with a two cent pos­ Incorporated under tbe taws of the State of first day of the examluatloa. Teachers Michigan. weight gave it a more downward tendency. tage stamp to W. A.,Thrall, G. P. A T. A. who desire to have a certificate good any­ He watched around the streets for a vic­ Chicago. HASTINGS, MICH. where In the state should take note of tim Open for business Dec. is.18M. and unfortunately tackled N. T. Par­ this. Holiday Excursion Rate*. ser. the proprietor of the Hastings house, officers: Every city has its kickers and enemies first. The genial landlord courteously In­ Christmas and New Years, 1802-23. To D. O. Robinson, President; to public improvements. No city Is exempt formed the descendant of Israel that bls all points In the United States and Canada Chester Messer, Vice. Pres. and their attempt* to retard all progress health was first rate, but manifested a on the Michigan Central R. IL except on D. W. Reyqplds, Cashier. are most annoying to the public spirited, great desire to have him go at once and the Toledo Division. Rate one and oneDP-Jtctors: go-ahead citizens of any place. Charlotte see Attorney Colgrove. who had been third firat-class fare for the round trip. D. W. Reynolds, W. H. Powers, Ticket* to be sold December 24. 25, 26 and lias bad her trials In this respect of late. waiting a long time to buy such a remedy • CIRCULATION D.G. Robinson, > R. B. Meoser. The city recently voted 85,000 to be used as was offered. With thoughts of “den 31 and January 1 and 2. Limited to re­ John Carveth," Chester Messer, turn January 3, 1893. In; extending the manufacturing Interests ber cent!" profit the wandering medicine ThiS week, ( P. T. Colgrove. L. Gould, AgenL ot the city. An order for that amount man hastened to Smith A Colgrove’* law wm drawn on the e.ity treasury, but sn In­ office and found the Junior member of the Interest paldon tlaedepostteand reneral Hereafter, changes for advertisements junction served on the city treasurer has flrm dictating letters and looking to be the Howtll haa a big condensed milk fac­ must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to sfopped all proceedings. Public spirited perfect picture ot health. Informing him tory and the cows In the vicinity are Renting Buslnees Tran eacted. Insure insertion in the Issue of the week men who will labor on In the face of such of the great concern his friends mani­ hustling to furnish It with the ton o f milk obstacle* to build up a city must Indeed fested for his health and proceeding to needed every day. when brought. be possessed of the patlance ot Job. launch forth Into an eloquent borst of The last day of November,!SOI, had oratory regarding the merits of his reme­ tbe Joint* and muscles are 50 lubricated by 1^-xi's Sarsaparilla that all rheumatism and several inehes of snow on the ground and dy. which was warranted to sure any­ £d<sm soon disappear. Try It. thing from an la-grown toe nail to con­ the mercury ta tbe morning stood at nine degrees above zero and on the 20th five sumption io Ito last stages, he was cut short by Mr. Colgrove. A little cross degrees above. This year on tbe correTbe roof of tbe court house Is being put spoudlag mornings tbe mercury stood ,al examining revealed the one who bad been on this week. Instrumental In sending the man to him. 3.3 and 31 degree*. During the past The finest cream candles Id Um market month there ha* not been a single all day and perceiving that it was a Joke, Inform­ at A. E. Benkes'. * of clear weather, but fifteen different days ed the medicine vender that his health was never better, and recommended bls IL B. Richards has sold bis home od were partly clear. The coldest morning calling oa D. W. Reynolds, tbe obliging was tbe 23rd. when the thermometer InGreen street to bls father. cutter of the City bank. Of course Mr. 'dicated 13 above. The wannert at noon Additional local news will be found on was on tbe 18th—M above. The first Reynolds was not in need ot any remedy . our Inside pages this week as usual. snow storm was on tho fourth. Rain fell bat cordially lavlted tbe man to call on R B. Murer, whom he was certain would on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, fith, 7tb, 11th, We can fit you with a pair of felt boots bur a large amount. Richard was not 14tb sod 17th. qnlte ready to purchase, but recommended and rubbers for 91.70. Boys who are fortunate enough to be him to other friends, and the poor fellow Bankbcpt Store. born in tbe country have unmistakable ad­ continued to go, until at last tired Nature Busby Bros, tbe leading barbers, have a vantages over elty lade. Tbe country is compelled him to rest for the day. ” The reputation all over tho state for their fine tbe place of all others to bo bora ta. Tho first train eut ot tbe elty numbered the hair euts and shaves. associations of youth, of homs.ot school, poer Jew among Its passengers, and he Ezra Hall died at his home in tbe 1st. winter, and tbe farm work and the play left no doubt wondering why the/eager mixed together in a dellghtlel tangle, are ward Tuesday morning about 3 o*’clock. * * solleitude of Hastings bnslneae mon for never rooted out, but grow deeper Into ths tho health of thalr best friends, was not of quick consumption. character and become dourer to the being productive of better results than attended Nearly all of oar merchants Ihave their while life passes end tbe revolving years his effort*.* windows trimmed with some 1 hold out It 1* worth wore than a univer­ traction for the holidays. sity education to have been born aad There ha* been bat little excitement in brought up on a farm. That supplies ornamental A wry useful as well as t __________ the past week, but plenty of study. addition to the court boose would be a what no learning from tho books over ran. That 1* a resource that stands by. It Is Wa are plea*sd to note that Guy Bauer large clock placed in the tower. something to feed upon. And If tbe boy Is contemplating making biology his speeJim Corbett, the champion pugilist, will as a man engages ta business or a profes­ tai stwdy In the future. be in Grand Rapids the 4tb. of next month sion. he has u stoek of health and a sound Another one of Hastings boys will perand jvlll give a public exhibition of his constitution to draw upon that’will be sure prowess. to carry him triumphantly through when suc a special course in the Germanics. It There will be Vork In the second degree the city boys are giving way all along the Is Loult J. Goodyear. The lecture given last Friday evening by in life K. of P. lodge next Monday even­ road. Morally and physically he has by Prof. Hlrsch was a very scholarly produc­ ing. All brother knights are requested to far the be*t of . IL No profession has made a steadier tion. His subject ns announced last week be present. Tlie Ex-Prisoners of War In Michigan growth in the estimation of people gener­ “tho Semitic race" was ta defense of ally tlmn the newspaper profession, and the Jewish religion and people. It was will hold their annual meeting at Lans­ this Is especially true of country news­ enjoyed by all. ing 6n Tuesday, Dec. 27tb., all day, In papers. While they ere still looked upon The choral unions have been Invited to tbe senate hall. • a* public necessities, and indeed anrsneh. stag at the world’s fair and the music has The W. II. M. S, of the M. E. church vet they are- conducted upon different arrived. If the union decide to go, they vm a Ixrc of clothing valued at $50, to plans than of old. People have lived to will commence work on the music immed­ the Traverse district, where there Is a see th»4-K' tak7^~mq^cy and tote of it to iately after the holiday*. The chorus is grtat number of p<x»r and destitute peo­ ron n newspaper successfully and profita­ composed of 2S0 voices and is among the bly for Its readers. 'The editors sanction ple. • : ‘ « ' linest in tbe U. 8. U no longer regarded as a place where a Tip office of the West Coast Trade ruIk subscriber can go aud leave a surplus of The organization of a mock senate iv»* llibijd by Onto Strong in Tacoma, Wash­ anything he have, except money, in been perfected In tbe law department, and ington, was recently damaged by fire. payment for subscription, neither are the a committee Is now at work to organize a Ortii’s many friends here rejoice that his muck house to act with the sonkte. This columns cf any iirst c!as« pap-r loss pva* very small.' as the place to settle nelghlmrlioihl dis-: Idea bos mahy supporters. Ai a favor we request that correspon­ iftjtcs. The Job department of the modern ~ Social Doing*. dents mall their letters to us Monday Montrir w.fkl) ** The “Poverty Bali" given by tbe ladies • " ««»«• A. N. Q- i’lub last week was a social as Mornings for the next two weeks as we uart in the revenues of tho ,r.- Sllll « »» ,,;'1 t'—"’. will«o to press Wednesdays instead ’of widias a duanclai sucees*. The appearThursdays as usual. * Ot rtolnic bu»io.- naceof all In their rugge.! uM otoMptw>«r <t»y’. «''■> “ll'' >""uf ", towns caused great amusemenl ami slionis Why bother yourself what' to buy for wrlUiii: bwlnnw h-tlr,-* ou »n> ti!"1 of laughter wen- heard from the holiday presents and where to buy them, blank ’ "" M the ragged and motley crowd filed out when that perplexing question cun be so their envelopes with._■» rubber stamp, yet to take parL‘In tbe grand niarcb, which wtslw settled; by reading Archie McCoy'S Time doe, not spare thrm and tin y are lie­ was lead bi Dmt Reynolds and Miss Phy Iadv.fjn this issue or calling at his store. coming few. The live, Dtistlln? man qf ■I, l):u,nto.l. »to MitawIrlMW wvra Th Thi play “ *‘A Ancient Order of Hercules” I jo-duy h a goo-1 p.itroliof she newspaper served and everyone present was greatly stallor.sry Kwa*' he iv ' will|bf-presented Jun. Uthinstead off Jan. Jan. Ii He jte uses uses g8«l gfind 8t*l|oit»ry becausejie re . ..llljbp present pleased with tho parly. atixrM U tho the• wtam-salo mar-; “th js heretofore announced in tho Ban- *(ixes m> fact that tie wjo«mto m.-f ’ Mrs. Julius Russell gave a very piease fact fact | r |ial)t judges lodges largely XRtu Don't forget the date, nor the cimnt largely of of his hte standing st-^mtng « a ’«11 m of 11611118 »bllltv by lb- «>yt»anrf and'muittv qo.llly , antflve o’clock tea 1«* tliatjit h to ue (or the benefit of tbe new b i»lnws ............. Bentley Tuesday. or hl. .IMion.ry, ll.patn.nlaw thton 1 ■ • opvrg hourffc newspaper because he knows UMt P-, . and, Mrs. Mr8 David Goodyear <,«><□ Ca» entcrlataAisebcme tn beat G. A. R. PQ«t mem- newqwerl.bl.l>»< rrtjM. tlrfU UK d4 „ w|li„ Tomj3J .bersi is bvlng'worked In various parts of propl,. ..r ill, I.nr.111. xml <-.t.bn.!>« M’ I ™ ■ the ftate. It Is supposed to be a write np n paSUton;. '' ^”7.’,,to toy I Mr* X.:h«n B.rlno a tew of the local posts, signed by the well-to-do nwiCiwri'y' 11 rZ.- a. .to'toKbte.F^to.1.,. veterans, which in a few days.turns up in the ibape of a promissory.note.—Ex. saml othjr things have j latest About Stylo. hinnaWd violet cmlTherM fashionable violetknown known asm ““ cmlAiGeorgia editor says to his subscribers: Uw C.mulry newspaper from te’tot n«e , J» ..DaoUtiaaf' purple, h by no “Brother, don’t stop your paper just be- U;e duniplng ground of the surplus pn ■ ducts of subscribers, to he rewwnlzed as n t ne . color, and women eatUMyoa don’t agree with thn editor. legitimate business, and m«> that has to be moai * 1 u c.,uipiexions 1 he test cabbage you sent us didn't agreq 1 itoM 11 ta .UW nualtouoh,. wkh u*. either, but wc didn't drop you from our subscript ton list on that account" ALWAYS SMOKE U Jtoir My Pjyjf jf to offer this splendid journal FOR ONLY $1.10, 01511 IN ADVANCE, ‘‘N. Y. Weekly Tribune,” regular price per year $1.00. We furnish both papers for Hastings City Bank, - $1,10 Sawtlxigw, Mich." THE BEST 5 Cent Cigar - at any time. In The Market LOOKS HERE J. MILLARD, Wheat is low and flour should be the same. For a, short time I will sell White Rose Flour . , AT $ I ,^o Per 1 oo Lbj. LOCAL\NEWS. This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to be first grade. Live poultry wanted JOS. ROGERS. Christmas comes but once a year and itSs only once in a life-time that you have the chance to select your presente from so well a selected stock of Useful and Fancy Articles M Fred L. Heath. The Druggist is showing. His large stock and the fact that he is not asking fancy holiday prices for them he cannot help but please you. Here are a few of hie bargains: 100 Plush Toilet sets at $1.00. at $1.00. 100 Leather Cuff and Collar boxes 100 Plush Cuff and Collar boxes at 75c. 100 Work Boxes from 40c to $1.50. 40 Manicure sets from 50c to $3.00 30 Shaving sets at $1.0C. 40 Smoking sets at $1.00. 400 Plush Albums at 50c, 75c. $1.00 and $1.50. 500 §tory Books at 1 c., 5c., 10c., 15c.and 25c. The largest line of miscellaneous books ever shown in town. (A nice book always makes a nice present!) An elegant line of cut glass bottles and fine perfumes. Bibles, Prayer B<x>ks and Testaments. Have you seen Hawthorne’s Scarlet Ut­ ter. fancy binding at 80c. the nicest book ever sold for the money. Headquarters for dolM, ask to see our 10c„ 1.5c. and 25c. dolls. A large line of qnmes, Tiddle Winks. Fish Ponds, Alphabet Blocks, Building Biocks, Authors, Kindergarten Work. Como and see the goods, no trouble to show them. I am bound to sell them: have got to sell them. FRED L. HEATH, THE DRUGGIST. ... * . . �The Destroyer HERE WE ARE AGAIN! See Our Holiday ADVANCE Goods SALE I HOLIDAY High Prices In continuance of our policy of being the first in the market with new things, we place on sale this week our stock of HOLIDAY : GOODS A rich profusion of choice novellies. The newest styles carefully selected. A storehouse full of elegant and useful presents. No otherJto “ in .he city can give you the satpe sterling values for the same money we give. F.ve m.nutes companson proves .t, Hundreds h“e |S it. H you are dubious try it yourself. Begin with us first, or the other fellows. We don t care as long as you make the companson. Handkerchiefs, Silk and Chiffon, Embroidered Novelties Beautiful Effects, Hand Embroidered Hand kerchiefs beautiful in design In fact we can show'you anythin., in Handkerchiefs from 1 cent to S. all. prices LOOK - AT The Destroyer Largest assortment of towels in the city OUR - BARGAINS - IN - DRESS - GOODS - AND - SILKS Remember in addition to our great cut in DresS Goods, we give FREE with all dress goods above 50 cents, all linings, cambrits, selecia, silk, thread, twist, etc to DON’T FAIL TO VISIT OUR STORE. of SPAULDING'S Hastings Banner. Thursday, December 15, 1892. MARSHALL L.COOK. Editor. AS RECOXIXLAS8 MATTER AT THS RASTIXOH. MICH., IXHTOFTICE, EDITORIAL NOTES. It has been the unceasing ery of the democratic party ever since tins war of the rebellion, whenever republicans had occa­ sion tecefer to its history, for any purpose, to cry out bloody riiirt, and charge that it was simply done to arotwe prejndloe in the minds of the people for the purpose of vote making; and when we drafted the civil rights bill, for tbe parpose of secur­ ing fair -elections, and an honest count, the same old cry went up, Chat our only object was to trample the rights of the southern people in the dust, with the -heel of despotic power, and platform orators grew redin >the face, as they discussed the great wrongs the republican party were trying to heap on the heads of the people of the south, <w ho had long ago accepted the situation. And bad repented ia sack doth and ashes, and were in all respects as loyal to the government and it* laws, as the people of fi*e.north. There are many things which lead us to think differently, you are to be slapped in the fare, aud the and the tone and temper ot the southern pensions you are receiving from a grateful press give the lip to northern democratic people ent off? We hope not, but we will1 apologists. For the purpose of showing watch and wait Tbe man who was wil­ to our readers something of the virus that ling that tbe dirty regs of treason, which I still remains down there, we will give a bad cost your life’s blood on many a, bard few extracts copied from tbe Durham. fought battle field to capture, should be North Carolina Globe In its Issue of Nov. returned again. In my mind Is not very ICth, 18jh. The paper has been publish­ thoughtful at least of the sacrifice you ed fapfcverai years and claims that It Is made to capture them. t'Agaiu tbe Globe not a campaign sheet, and that its circula­ says, speaking of the soldiers: "They tion-is more than double that of the other merely went tn houses of ill repute and papers combined In the county. Here is contracted private diseases, aud came what it says In that issue: again to the pension bureau as great and “Is the war over? Do tbe smart Alecks grand soldiers and their claims were of the north know that this fair south awarded." To the union soldier who vot­ land was once Impoverished by a hungry, ed ___for ... .... . ... either ______ _______________ Cleveland, when elected__be­ greedy wolverine rascally horde of rauak- j fore or this time, we simply wish to ask. isit Us. Shall the old soldiers who saved It from dlMoIuUon |nfl dissolution <nd destruction, destruction, be be forgotten forgotten amount aggregating nearly 8400,000,000. by a|1 ungniU.fui people? Shall those and that these claims are principally made who were vanquished on the field of battle become visitors In time of peace? Shall wrong triumph and right bow her head In grief and sadness? There are many Qinluous signs and sounds that seem to be giving us a forecast of what may follow. It must be remembered that the sixteen southern states of this nation constitute the democratic party; and he who is more anxious to save and keep that party intact, than the unity and integrity of the govern­ ment, must cater to its wishes and to a greater or less extent accede to its de­ mands. And there lies the danger. If as Is claimed Cleveland Is better than Jils party, and there Is abundant room for him •ing, —---------n- dirty ------j *. ------ iband — cowardly, and lousy of how do you like your war record written to be. then all may end well, even if the miserable mercenaries? They are the fel­ up by a democrat? The object of all this south Is Iu the saddle, asking for millions lows who sought to wreck this country’, vituperation and abuse ofi union soldiers ot money, from the government It sought and who sought to steal tbe virtues of its stands out lo bold relief, and the motIvo to destroy: daughters.” We would like te ask every that prompted IL became very transparent soldier who fought in the war of t bo re­ from the following In the same paper: bellion, if that is his photograph, and if so. “Take tbe millions from the fraudulent The report of Attorney General Miller to that we are am very much disappointed in pension rolls and give X to tbe honest congress. In relation to the business of tho his looks. Hear him again. “Now the elec­ southern gentleman, who was robbed, department of justice, showing tbe enor­ tion Ih over, and brave Grover, Cleveland, burned ami Imprisoned. A few* millions mous Increase of the work of that depart­ who slapped the dirty pension beggars in must come south now. and the south Is In ment, reveals some very startling facta, the face, proposes to do his duty.” Ah, the saddle for that purpose.” Is this ex­ worthy of very careful notice and consid­ Ah! la It expected tliut for the crime of pectation of southern democracy to tie re­ eration. The Increase he says is most no­ saving this glorious land you are to be de­ alized? Are steps to be taken by the ac­ ticeable in the Increase before the Court of »' strike strike Claims, where there are at present be­ nounced as lousy pension beggars, and cession of democrats to power, to) that because Cleveland Is elected president down tbe pension laws of the nation? tween 9,000 and 10,000 In number and in for Injury to and taking -the property of persons w ho claim to have been loyal dur­ graph and postal telephone are made which cannot but meet with the sanction of nil who desire to keep up with the times. ing the war of the rebellion. That a stren­ uous effort will ~be made by tbe represen­ The latest and no doubt the be>t method of gatheiiug the necessarily large mall of tatives of these claimants xom tbe south­ any city, comes from the sleepy old city of ern states, to have these claims paid from SL Louis, Mo. The postmaster of, that the national treasury, we do not doubt. city has invented mail cars to be attached How successful they may be. In the future to the street cars. In them are placed In getting them allowed and paid, the fu­ men who distribute the'mails, and by this ture alone can tell. means the large mail of tho city is handled In his annual report the Secretary of the easier and in a much mure satisfactory Navy shows that when the present admin­ manner thar\ under the old way. istration came in power March 4th, 1889, only three modern war vessels were in commission, the rest of the navy being composed of old hulks that dated back al­ most to tbe beginning of th® present cen­ tury. Since that time 19 new and modern vessels have been added with an aggregate tonnage of 54.889 tons, besides three new steeUuga. Besides all of these vessels there"are now In process of construction 18 new vessels which will be completed next year and which will have an aggregate tonnage of 98,497 tons. Postmaster General Wanamaker in his annual repsrt says tint a one cent, letter postage Is a near possibility, and that the free delivery system onght to be further extended- In his report many practical suggestions concerning the, postal tele- At a recent banquet given by the Reform club of New York City, eight high’moguls in tlie democrat party spoke and gave a.* many different versions as to what the promises and Intentions of the- democrat party really were. Tbe monetary conference now being held in Europe may be able to agree upon a basis for gold and silver values but «o far nothing of very great importance has been accomplished. It Is no wonder tn us that the people of the south are so bitterly opposed to tho pension laws. How would you like to be taxed to pay the fellow who* licked you like the d-1. Ml lor a Xmas Make our calender for 1803. store your Headquarters. New Book Cases, Fancy Rockers Side Boards, Pictures and Easels, Parlor Suits, Parlor Tables -=THE BEST FANCY ROCKER IN BARRY COUNTY FOR $2.50 New Line of Willow Goods, Picture Mouldings, Divans and Tetes, Sleds and Wagons, One Hundred New Styles Chairs, Direct from Factory. isit the Prettiest Floral Store in Hastings before Bi (' T ADr'T.'O-n .__________ _____ • . TUT? THE LARGEST STOCK IN — BARRY COUNTY txt F. W. Greble �Hastings Banner. Thursday,‘Qecetnber 15, 1892. 'PERSONAL MENTION. C. ». Beebe, of Chattanooga, Tam, is buriiitywr reo.,«f Sv-’ire lire.. •n the elty on business. ' ■- -1Jdte*TA-f°11 li>ren tor Henry Goodyear. of Grand Rapids, was ** •*! renrer plrere in «n- In the city over Sunday. MWly nrer.arelifw,. },« reo.lre.1 m a,i. Mias .Belle Lampman was in Albion yesterday to attend the wedding of n Russell ban the largwt line nf friend. »d initial bar.dkerehM- iu , ol]T<r ^**«od«ld. of Essex. Canada. I» jwr« nt"fraUe fOt dthOr lidleM <*f **>*» visiting in the city and caning on old friends. Mit* Effie Simpson expects at the pres­ fnend more xhan « pair of those eouAfaa- ent time to attend school a: Albion, cuin*“■ Iw ai«t wMigr.M fan™ meneiog January IsL V. G. Hunrellt. Wtn.J. ttaplcy, of Brown City. High Chief Ranger of the L O. F., Is in tbecity over Uh. la.ldn pmu* of th* Bjc"" before ,« put .the «>,.■( „ looking after the Interests of his order. there are »ko* intetretluf -loo.!. <m Mr Miss Knight daughter of Sup’.. Knight Inaide local page. . of the chair and table factory has arrived Any one not .knowing what to buy for a In Hie <sty umi will nWge her fQtlire fkime here wiilr^er, parents. Gbpstums present abould ge to RuaadFs they haw a full line of ail latest m»uMiss Edie Troop has resigned her po­ ■elile.’. fancy work, baskets, etc. sition In the furniture tactory and gone Anything Usattyou need or want in tfac lo Albion to accept one as stetmgratiher, Mne-of Christmas groceries yau can get at for Samuel F. Dickie. President of the •C»x*k .t Cook’s. They keep nothing but 1 rohlbltiou National Committee. W6 POWDER Absolutely Pure. the best and their prices .ire right g kll tn k.tv ulng rtrenata.--Latent .V i:.H-t Government Ft*,.! Report.,. Ivpr HARIN’. l\»Wt»EKCo.. IMWaUSU WHEN YOU Mias Bertha Bentley, has returned from Grosse isle, whore she Sias' been teaching - ----- --------- — The new styles for J«3 and very low ia nciiool, to Kp**ud her Christmas vacation, which *iH last three weeks us the schools I price. ' cave closed on aasount ’of diutherla. F. W. GO1JM.K, furniture’ dealer. I Lamb» wool gUpneraolex and Christmas I alippera a full line. Oil and baWb us keep i a pair for you os the best will sotra be sold. i _ Woouj-ey. x- Bkwnson. •71ro*.:if so widonado’lwfer of r,xx fancy stands. ; md'a Handy ht'Mer. You <xin Applet: pillows, silk piuslua. willow goods. ’ .< In oiro minute, iss andlasxw t><> mailer ifJ I and in“fact anvthing you want fur a x?<siu Chrtu “ ■ . , i r. W.SamujL Mlehtgur 1 The oth Midi Cavalry will hold their ------------- - aimuai reaoion |n $rand Rapids January -nd. wbidi eojnes on Moiala.,. About 30 Sa , members uf tho 6th Mich iiv- in this county. . ’ JMk / / Krelnl SulKUr tllu .1 M.-Cos-i ABOUT what to buy and .where to buy it for in ARCHIE McCOY’S Furniture and Carpet Rooms, Has­ tings, Mich., two stores are packed to the door and are a grand sight to Buvers of Holiday Gifts. Don’t miss it; it is the opportunity of the season. He will show yon better goods, bettor styles; better prices than ever before. His stock includes everything in the line of plain and fancy furniture. 200 styles of CARPETS. 50 styles of RUGS, a0 styles of CHENILLE CURTAINS varying from $5 to $25 per pair in price. Any of these would make a beautiful Christinas gift. Besides these he has the very latest in picture frames, mouldings, over 200 styles and all the new oqlors. . . . • • YOURSELF iropriate presents. Look at these nin>»*—. r* ALWAYS make appropria p.-vv. for -v. this —________ _ ■ a beautiful American Chro­ prices month only. mo, Gold frame, $1: handsome $4.50 Pastel for $3; A 83.50 Artotype for only $2. There pictures are all very fine and very cheap. Remember these prices are for December only. • ■ • IC I Jkautiful holiday gifts al McCoy's Correspondence week. ’ ou Inside Ddfce this Fur a fine picture or easel call at F. W. G retjle's. Full line «f men's embroidered slippers, al bpeuce Bros. Macrill A: Co. have just received n new line of .neck wear. A gaud gold filled ladies watch for$ll.W> at John BeShiner's. Beautiful silk iiHifficss for ladies ami Mlxs Kiyh. of (Hand Rapid*, is at tlw? jhoiw of lire. J. H. Dennis, on Green St.. genta, at JiusMell’g. and Is ah expert at-fur and plash work.; Spence Bros, have a full llpe of rubbers, J nyone^leslring to have suck work dune just what you want. . I I should call early. * Russell lia» a nice line of far.*, for ladies, j The evening .train scared tbe team misses and cklldreu. hltehed on Hie Uua last evening at the de­ bee that nice line ot dhqcing pumps, pot and ran away. I After about two hours’ and buiies fine Oxfords nt Sfbuce Bros. Intten guarantee u» p-nmukently euro all run about the city they turned up all right I. * • Rupture of both ».•*«■*. N.> .pain; no without injury to themselves or the bus. Something new in art Hutu for fancy ration. drteotion from Lu-iuess. For Itipou fail to see the line of chinaware, work such as handkerchief cases, draped [information and Illustrated tMinphiet con­ and table scarfs, at Russell’s. I., s Mlvhigiui references (free).address glassware, lamps, dinner sets, water sets. Da H W. HARSH, Mich-' <-'Uamher sets, vases, etc. Hams X VanGet your boy n pair of felts aud rub­ Hu O. E. MILLHt CO.. 10.’. 101. iK4; Mlct.j Annan are offering for Christmas presents bers for 81.30. 1a Dt-rrult. JU.-'. --------- -— । you will miss It. Nevet so nice. Never Bankrupt Stoju.. A $20 Bed Room Suit for $15: a $25 Suit for SIT; a $30 Snit for *22: a $35 Suit for *25; a *50 Suit for $35: a $60 Suit for $50; A PLUSH TOP STAND f<^ 60 cents. Avery pretty HASSOCK . . . . . • » • t ‘ ’ I • - BED ROOH 5UIT5 ’ a $70 Suit fqr $56. for 25 cents. . / mi y. UL‘T^”t"UXX*^5 Aj|||<||Po||A I Correspondents ate reqiuMted to send In j A L7 JL jL \ x_/ 1 1 l_z lx ■ I their items one day;eariier the next two rn k.-.t jiAi:k. • ' a* *■'' *PI <9 press Wednesdays ' ’ instead of Thursdays. Fkase mail all .HEELER'S HEART AND NERVE |c»«rrf«ponde*Jt8 to un Monday itoomings if CURE. F'^lble.’ Interestbjg locals ou. Inside page this week aJHo the county rorrrspondence ow­ ing to our lack of space on account of ad-' vcrtiaeM. Call and have Mrs. Russell Show you' something pliable for your friends or. any meuibere of jour family’s. Christ­ mas presents. | । -’hrlstmas Is never complete without a ; »d--' supply of fnijts, nuts and candles. Watch for the'great handkerchief sale ' A- E- R«’nkes has a fine stock on hand at «»e City bak.-ry fcr tlie holidays and you ।। at Russell’s. Anything can be ootalm-dl tor five rents and upward. He has the ! wH'"*’'” H If you dent call on him before finest slock ever »ten in the city lo .select . J'oa your purchases. bum. • • p. Cook’s delivery team made things The ladies of Hastings Chapter No. 7. j |jVely for him Thor*day last. Ah they t w<.riH^cf( standing 'in the ’second ward O. E. S. have Ju»f purchased some very1 j tan* jllU, (j^ir head-, tn run. and fiue robes for Officers to be used tor InitiBtlou pulses. ’ This chapter is a very run they did. In Itheir Iftthj dash they came in colfi^iou wRh a telephone pole, strong one aud is doing sonle excellent' which they broke off square. ' Th< y were work. Do not fail to call on Hams a Van'ArHASTINGS. ‘finally caught, slightly damaged them­ nuui for your Christmas candies, cheapest selves. I»vt the rig was lens fortunate. and nicest you ever saw. The stock and The annual meeting of the Barry Co. assortment is larger and cheaper than ever, WIil'D in GRAND RAPIDS stop at Agricultural society will l»e held In the also fruits and nuts, oysters, etc, court house in the city of Hastings, Tues­ day Dec. 27th., t>'l>2 at 1 o’clock p. m., for Thursday of next week the W. R. C. tbe election of oflfcere and to transact *any will give a supper Ln G. A. IL hall trom 5 . .Woslte I NION DEPOT. other business that may come before the until 7 o’clock, the proceeds tor the benefit of Mrs. Merrick Recti. Everyone should meeting. 'ree Baggage Transfer. New Bouse Aha Pennock. Pr»;s. attend as the object is n worthy one. am Heat and Electric Bells. Rooms-W J M. H. Burton, Sce’y. Visit F. W. Greble's furniture store if BEACH * BOOTH. w Monday eve. Jan. 2nd.. Hose Co. No. 2, you wish to purchase or look at furnljure will give a dance In Union hall, proceeds in any grade, style or price. The new to lie used in fitting, up rooms. Good mu­ and correct style for '93. F. W. Giiehi.e. . sic will be in attendance and a good time guaranteed to all who attend. Bill for The annual meeting of the stockholders • CIRCULATION • dance 75 cent#, supper 50 cents per cou­ ple, and baggage checked trie- Every­ of the Hastings City Bank was held Tues­ day in the bank parlors. 'The oldvboard one should buy a ticket to help the boys of directors was re-elected for the ensuing along. year. The bank IS in a prosperous condi­ hereafter, changes for advertisements Julius Rusaelljiaa more than maintain­ tion and eaeh year findsjt more stable. eiiist reach this office Tuesdays at latest to ed his reputation as being the leader for The second of the A. N. Q. club pedro i tspre insertion in the issue of the week fine holldav goods, and his store presents parties was entertained by the (7s and D’a: when brought. a scene that Santa Claus would envy, had Mrs. N. T. Diamond, Miss Phyllis Dia­ that individual a refined taste for beauti- mond. Mrs. Ward Cfildestcr and Mrs. Will fnl and useful thlnga In the line of fancy Useful holiday gifts at McCoy’s Cook at tbe home of Mrs. Diamond on goods. He has a line that Is not excelled Wednesday evening. The fortunate ones Additional locals on Inside page. in quality anywhere and he has the largest were Mr. and Mrs. Hay. quantity ever brought to the city. Any beautiful holiday gifts at McCoy’s. For your Christmas dinner you wont the one who can not bo pleased at his store A nice boy's watch for St.00 at John might as well give up. A cordial Invita­ best in the market In'the line of groceries. Befsmer’s. ■ ’ • tion is extended lo all Intending pur­ Don’t spoil the best meal of the year by getllug i>oor groceiiet. but get them of Good house to rent Inquire ot O. D. chasers of holiday goods. Cook and you will know that they S|«tildktg. Books, always a child’s dost precious Cook 1 will be all right. They will use you well A fine gold filled ladles’ watch for 912.00 possession, come of all colors, iu .all sorts and give you the best of price*. of bindings, with Illustrations, without 1 al pohn Bes’-mer’s. To eave money Is one thing, to keep it illustrations, and are in value from a few Morrill A Co. have just received a new pennies to many dollars, writes Frances ;after you have saved •* another. w -««»»«■•■ W. lint of neck wear. can do both E. Lanigan in the Christmas number of .H. Goodyear, the dnigi j nt the lowest Baths at Busby Bros, only 15 cent*. The Ladltx’ Homa Jwnutl. Tbe Intoks for you. by selling you „------------------most prized In the nursery are '‘The prices, and by selling you one of those fine . Hot and cold water. Brownies,” tt>n "Greenaway books.’ pocket-books, of which he has a complete . 4 ff’-’W filled Gent’s watch for .312.00 at ••Alic.' In the Looking-glass.” "Grimm’s :line for the holidays. i?ee his line of dolls John Bessmer’s, the jeweler. Fairy Tales,” Hans Christian Andersen for Christmas. Go to A. E. Benkes, for your frultr and and the well loved and always new There will Im? exercises In Hie M. E. rhymes of "Mother Goose.” r.ufe; and everything In the baking line. church Christinas eve by the younger In thht^lng^Tvw what would make members of the Sunday senool, the admis­ Everything new and fresh in the line of potato, fruhs,-uuts and candies for tho holiday a fine Christmas )present, don't forget sion to which will be an apple what a beautiful adorfirtient a nice lamp the proceeds of w hich will g«> to the city trade at • Jiu city bakery. Is to any home, and what is more useful? poor, according to the annual custom. A Make your husband a Christmas pres1 Just call oh Spary Phillips and Inspect committee will be at the church Saturday ent of a nice tie or muffler. Finest goods hls fine stock, consisting of hanging afternoon to receive donoilotis from any chdap at Bankrupt Store. lamps, vase lamps and stand lumps. Any and all who desire to give donations of groceries, provisions, clothing or any thing I>o you want a watch? Go to John of them will make a useful present, they desired, aud n committee will see that Hi-ssmer's where you find the best watches will ornament auy home, and best of all these donations arc delivered on Chrismas they are cheap. He has tbe newest de ­ in the market for little money. signs In dinner seta and the host patterns- morning. All are invited to give. There A jxlr of nice slippers would make a In any event don’t buy your Christmas will be mualcal cxew’ses at the church line Christmas present. We have a full presents before you have called on Spury. Christmas night by the older members of lint the Sunday school under the auspices of fa compliance with the order that was the choir. Bankrupt Stoiuc. passed some thpe agn. that the postmaster at, The best seven button over gaiter In the the county seal of. each county should be market for only 51.00, and the best ten required to make an inspection of every Christmas dance Friday. Dec. 38d. at button over gaiter for only 31.25 at F. G. office In the county’and send in n report. Cole’s landing, Thomart>!e Lake. -tyery -Stowell’s Postmaster Sheldon has for the past two one Invited. The question of what to buy and where weeks been about this, and has mode out to buy Christmas presents .will be easily his report and found the post office* In the Money to loan on real estate or good wived by reading Arahle McCoy’s adv. in following condition: 9 excellent; 11 good: notes. Apply to Smith A Colgrove. 10 fair, and 4 poor. Thia makes a total of this Issue, Hastings. ____________________ 34 offices in the county and a very good As usual .John Hessmer, the jeweler, showing. There has certainly been sotno Strayed or Stolen. lias; the largest and best selected stock of very great change* in oitrpost office alnce Oct. ird. ISM, I bought of Tho nas Heuey « Christinas presents for the rich aud poor. Mr. Sheldon has been postmaster. At ewes and on the Uh picked out of Cali and see him. nock and marked tlicm "U ihe rurhi shoulder present It Is in as gc-d condition as t has with black paint, aud tur.nd Ch••m our upon his Rend what the merchauts of this city . ever been. Ute Inside workings, upplalnees farm. On tho nh I went :>fcer the sheep and J?ifjjFthltm have to any to you In this Issue regarding are excellent, u-aiiy new things have been five of them ware gone. I tor the sheen or to anyo'« that may have them Christmas. Never before h.sve the mer­ IntrodnefTby Mr. Sheldon to enable lew* and let me know where cbey «’ [4.o MYR11S> chants of Hastings bad such elegant lines ! mistakeriand insure better handling «•« I-'ill positively cure Heart Disease. Ner. voess and Sleeplcsanep4 to S drops ire* ims dilate relief, guaranteed free i opitat- . Rev. ft. N. Middleton, pasM. E. church, t'edar Spring*. Mk-h. . •. ">!*-cp and rest were atrangers tn me aft r pt .idling tiU 1 used’. ^A iirnmla" a” nnw I Llecp snuhdly. and Lwak-‘ • refreshed, I’r i> 50c. prepared by fheelor X tigs, Mich. B1S/ELL‘S PRIZE CrtRFET SWEEPER. KtefeiSS atest patent, their greatest production, the best Sweeper on earth. Things of beamy are forever Joy*. And can always tx> funnd at ARCHIE McCOY’S Furniture awl CiU’pet R-xirns, Hastings, Michigan. W. H. GOODYEAR. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS^ -THE KENT- f WHAT— LOCAL NEWS. This week. 83 quires. tnaiis anil Ute work of the office Increases weekly. From Sept. SOtli, 1891. to S pt. A large size fancy rocker trimmed with 130th. 11*92. th« total receipts of the office qxldlzed brass, upholstered In either plush were over JM01. Thia h the largeat or brocatelle for 32.50. Tbta Is a special year ever known m the history of th** offer for the holiday trade. I F. W. Gpbbl*, furniture dealer. of goods for the holiday trade. Doted Bastings, Mieh, Dee, nth. I8SL X pair of gold bowed <* the streets af HaaUnra ou Friday, Dec. mil Finder will Seaee have them at Frank Puncnasts and very mSb obUge MW- C. B. BxXHAX. i WHERE XitT If you are in doubt, or if you know what Christmas Presents you want for gentlemen friends and relatives, this is the store to visit. We invite you to come in and inspect our offerings, for Christmas: The nicest goods and the fairest prices. You wont have to look elsewhere if you are seeking for useful presents—our stock is complete. • Men's Clothing Bor«' " Children m Clothing Hau-Men'a.and Boys' Plush Caps • .loves and Mittens Collare and Cuffs Artistic Neokwear Silk Handkerchief* Linen HAnuZerchlefs Dress Shlrta 1 ••.iff Holders Underwear Hosiery Umbrellas Shirt Studs Collar Buttons Cun Buttons �Hastings Banner Thursday, Dec. ,15 1893. 1 11 1 -| T 1 1 ninn !■ rm —11----- COOK BSPS.. Piopnetors- CURE Sck HMdMba sad reliefs sH the treatise tach SICK HEAD Ifogto do without thorn. BuSahcraUsl ACHE CARTER MID10INI CO.. New YOrtU WALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE ffORl’KOrir (Mlcb.) BUMMM88 COLLEGk. parish, Propr. When you want a FRESH LUNCH,:-: Go to the CITY BAKER'Y. Fine line of. creams and ' fresh confectionery. A. E. RENKES. BUSINESS CARDS. f AMES A. SWEEZEY. v Attorney at law, Hastings: :Mich. Practices In all courts of the stAte. Col­ lections promptly attended to. RS. E. H. A C. P. LATHROP. Homoepathic Physicians and Soigeona All calls dty and country promptly at­ tended to. B ■ H ILLIAM O. LOUDEN. . Lawyer. Office over Hastings City Bank. tings, Mich. * Has A. SHELDON. • Abatract aud Real Estate Office. Abatract Block. HaaUanMoney to loan on Iteal Eatate Kcal Kitate •old on eonunlMloD. General eonrevaaelng. •®l of Abatraet Book», e«n pOad from tha keeorda, caa furniab complete amtracto,C. F. B BOOKS, Clerk, P P. DRAKE, M. D., ’ Office over HoUoway’e drug store. Office boura from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone era aarftn, with g M. FOWLEH.D.D. S. MITH A COLGROVE, Lawyers. W—JO1?0e.,.n.PB,0B Moek. Hastings.) fractlee ts all the courts of the state. K. KENASTON, ~ S • Attorney at Law, (Owr J• 8- Goodvear • Co. i .tore.) Practice. I nafleouru of the Btate. Collection prompfiy attending to. R. TIMMERMAN, Hommpathlc Physlclan and Surgeon. (Office oyar Lathrop’s drug store.) F aw. L • , . It is reported that Senator HUI has been tendered tho position of general counsel to the Equitable Life Assurance society at'a salary of |25,000 per annum, It la under­ Tbe badge of office worn by the lord stood he is considering the matter favor­ mayor of London contains diamonds to the ably. Senator HUI refuses to talk. value of 3120,000, and the temporary ownThe law school of the Western Reserve erhaa to give a bond for It before he. is univerai’.y at Cleveland has been endowed sworn in. by Mrs. LucyM. Backus with 150,000. Albert Smith while bracking a new cisCaptain Bassett, who has just completed slxty-une years of servlet in the United tarn Id Des Moines was Instantly killed by States aeuate, keeps bls snuff in a box that being struck ou the head by a falling buck­ et containing bricks. was given him by Daniel Webster. Charles W. Gardner, superintendent of Cornelius Vanderbilt may be found hard Dr. Parkhurst's Society for the Prevention at work at 0:30 every morning; and he rarely closes his desk until 5 In the after­ on the charge nf blackmail. noon. Ex-Mayor Cregier, of Chicago, who has M. Prentiss Bailey, editor of the Utica been very ill, is now better and expected to regain his health. Observer, begins this week the fortieth in a murder trial the other day in Brezn, consecutive year of work on that journal. Switzerland, one of the names drawn from Royal Woodward, of Brooline, Mass., the jury box was that of L’hlrich Amacher. the original "village blacksmith,’’ died re­ It was the namu of the murdered man. cently and his will has just been filed. A free silver convention is In session at Miss Coralle Quay, daughter of the sena­ El Paso, Tex, with SOO delegates from the tor, is one of the bright young women of southwest In attendance. An honorary delegation la prescut from Mexico. Washington society. September 14,15 and 18, 1W3, there is ex­ How Yna. a merchant of Canton, is the pected to be an unprecedented gathering of richest man Iu China. Ha Is said to be all kinds of athletes at Chicago, under tho worth $80,000,000. auspices ot the Chicago Athletic ulub. Tbe meeting, it is proposed, shall Ixi worthy of "General Dryhenceforth” Is what they thu year and occasion. are beginning to call him dowu in Texas. At Orouake, Mich., Elmer Jones is slowly Tlja empress ot Germany recently cele­ bleeding to death. Having had seventeen brated her thirty-fourth birthday and the teeth extracted his gums have bled contin­ uously ever since. cbgkteuing of her only daughter, by giving TheShcpshire Registry aswclotion. at a the maternity homes of the empire one hundred rtts of^baby clothing- The ew- meeting held sir Chicago elected Hon. John paper released four bundrod women Im­ Dryden, of Toronto, Can., president, and prisoned for various offences. San Francisco Jesuits discredit! the story Prince Leopold, of F'ruatda, the second that t’l.OOO.OU) Id gold is buried in the old cuusfn of tbe emperor of Germany, won church at Tepasetlau. the recent long distance military rldo be­ For the first time in four years^he Demo­ tween Berlin and Vienna, aud suffered se­ crats have tbe mayor and council of Loa verely from tha hardship and exposure of Angeles. Cal. • the race. He was permitted to reach the goal first through the courtrey of a Lieu­ Martin Flanagan, of New York dty, was tenant Heydt, also 3 contestant, who re­ fused to pass the prince when near Vien­ arrested at Bellaire, O., Ln the act ot rob­ bing th* National hotel. He robbed five na. The Heutepant has been rewarded for rooms and packed the proceeds iu a large his magnanimity with an imperial decora­ trunk. tion. C. R. Moulton, of Seattle, who had fre­ As a memorial lo her mother, Mrs. A. quently threatened to do so if she did not M. Mankly is to bnlld and maintain a yield to his suit, shot and killed Mrs Mary home for destitute wamen ia the city of S. Storey ami then suicided. The murdered Washington. She is also to give tho woman leaves two children. Children’s Aid Society $30,000 to erect a William Blaise, wild with a fit of delir­ home In memory uf her husband. ium tremens, wrecked the bfflee at Chicago Dr. W. V. Burton, threatened the doctor Dr. J. P. Muao. whom Mr. Gould is 'Of ' with a revolver,-and was finally -carted off understood to have paid a salary of <40,­ to thu detention hospital. 000 a year for his exclusive medical atten­ The house appropriation committee has dance. looked so much like the financial wizard that he Is said to have once talked called on the secretary of tho treasury for a for over half an hour to Postmaster Gen­ list of all probable defirirades. Tho statement that McGlynn, tho “un­ eral Wonamaker while personating Mr. Gould without Me. Wanamaker'Suspectlng frocked priest" of Now York, would be re­ for a moment that It was any other " than instated is denied by Archbishop Corrigan. McGlynn has not yet become penitent. Mr. Gould he was talking to. A big dog at Chicago ran away with a good-bye to-the-world letter written by a would-be suicide, and the unfortunate North Carolina baa decided not toerect thought better of It and concluded to live a buildlag at the fair, therefore Its sight Governor Fifer, of niinota, baa signed the has been forfeited. commissions of the twenty-four Democratic Tbe Bureau of Public Comfort Is now presidential electors for Illinois choeen at fully organized and ready to give out in­ the recent election. Tho firm of L. & N. Wilczniskl. at Green­ formation and In -every way co-operate with thou who will entertain fair visitors ville, Miss.. 1)M collapsed for 8500,000, and will cause a serious financial disaster in that auction, ruining many planters and Tbe smallest working steam engine ever other business men. made will be on exhibition at the fair. It The treasury's latest purchase of silver was constructed by Mr. Cyrus Chambers, was at from to fiQ.Hflfl j».t ounce. of Philadelphia, when a lad of sixteen Friday, Dao. years. Frank Egger, of Chicago, munlerod his President ,T. W. Palmar, of the World’s 13-ycar-old aou and tried to kill his wife Columbian Exposition, is at headquarters also' but failed. Eggers has been sick for and is reported as hosing said that there some tlmo aud was probably out of his was a larger and clearer aantiment for mind closing tbe exposition on Sunday than for Fire at Cleveland deatruyad the Lang opening Lu Street armory. Lum, <150,000, only partly The offices of tha Columbian exposition insured. have been amoved to Jackson Park. It Mra. MaryfComlcy, an aged.and wealthy to presumed that tbe administration ex­ widow of Niles. Mich., wm found murdered pects to swell its exchequer, for none of at her home, with fodicaUoDa of a desperate ' the officials are gat-able for less thin struggle. twenty-five cents. Tho rumor coonectlag Senator Hill’s name wRh a position Ln the Equitable Among tba maay famous and nnique exhiblis connoeied with the Columbian ex­ An unknown man want Into a Chlrago position will toe the Identical Uncle Tom’s newspaper office and left there C,Q00 to be Cabin and Ito inmates from which Mrs. used to aid poot^chool cUldren. Stowe gathered material and inspiration The QUnoia BforttoallunU society hra tar toar tamoM book. The musical features are .now well un­ der headway- becrataxy Wilton, ot tha bureau of music. Mas returned.from an exteoalve trip. Ho reports eo-oparation ef Princeton. aboral societies .and aMurradhe public that musical feetlvato will extend-over the en­ tire period of itoa axpoalttaa. Secretary Wilton also reports favorably the loan of drowned. rare and historical aesleal IsMUuments. Tbe Edneaticasl balldlng aLtbe world’s fair. If built according to the j>lans pro­ posed by tbe conasructloa deportmeat will be an immense structure with jm area of 110,500 rujtiare foot n will be 425 feet long and 280 feet wide and galleries will be added affording an additional space of 40,000 feet. It Is to be located In, the southeast corner of Jackson park and Is to be built Ln the same style as the ohoe and leather building. There are 115 mileoof walks sod alslts to pass through at tbe world’s fair and the real estate and collect- man who expects to take in the bjg show [ ING OFFICE OF Palmekton A Smith, Woodland, Mich. TOS. . J. M. SMITH, lie. Justice of the Peace. In one day may jJjange'^his, mind after walking 30^r 40 miles. The citizens of Litchfield have bit upon the bap,-Kj- Idea of having their village reprebeuted lu the Michigan exhibit at the world’s fair, by tho world renowned poem, "Curfew must nut ring tonight** The poem was written by Rose Hartwick (now Mrs. Thorpe, of Uau Dleifc. Cal.,) while a school girl at Litchfield, ami that village has always been justly proud of this fact. The plans in detail for this exhibit are ndt yet nrattired. The Hillsdale DvniocrK suggests In connection with this net ok Lltchfldd that HllHdale be represented bf Will Carleton’s great poem—"Over thl Hills to ti»e P<s>r house.’’ which ivafc written in Itylhdale. The Democrat sa:rt We know of nothing that would do mm* honor to HiiLdale titan to have Its “ nnn.fi -.—I I associated by thousanda from evc. j land ;; cry 'vlrh this hoog with Whose solemn aww’-d .’less they wore -hnnm-d while yer )n child* |i<»<.d mid with whose every )inv they mu Ltmtliar. .tier.«mpanjIng the poem a painting or n mhiliitiiru Feprrsqntatiqn the «.ld ’’poor iukwe" as It islands “over Ute hill” n half mile east ltf Un. city woiil.t not i'U hi appropriate. U.i t.i« KIRK’S D IAMON rt.iulug frotnijllliscialecuring. Bcmoves and Prevcnta Daadruff. . 8e»t for General Houoehold Use Mme. Carnot, the French preddautfa wife, enjoys n cigarette regularly after bar meals. She only smokes a mild, sweetscented tobacco. The Daughters of tho American Revo­ lution In Washington will have a portrait of Mrs. Harrison pointed for tho White House gallery. ‘ It Li expected that the local option elec­ tions for 18W in Mitudralppi will put threefourths of the state under prohibition. A boiler exploded In a saw-mill at Bed Springs, Rolreson county, N. C„ kiUing two men and wounding several others, some of whom are not -xpected to reoover. R. J. Beatty, a union workman, has been arrested at Louisville an tho charge of poisoning non-union workmen at tbe Homestead mills. He says the charge b spite work bccuuM- be is collecting mony for tho other men charged with crime In connection with the Homestead trouble. Special cables state that “London U ter­ rorized” because of a “gigantic'’ |dot of An­ archists to blow the town into the track of the comet. Ittojearelat New York, so they say, that there la a plot on foot to stuaFJay Gould's body, and the city has been aaked for a police guard. A negro Inmate of the New Jcrsuy reform school has fasted sixty-three days and still Mme. Ribpt, the French premier’s wife, 1h a Chicago woman, the daughter of Isaac H. Burch. Homestead appeals to the whole country to succor ita starving. There are 218 fami­ lies numbering nearly 1,000 persons who are destitute, owing to the great strike. There is a row nt St. Louis between negro and white inembers of the W. C. T. U., be­ cause at a supper the negroes refused to “flock by themselves." After the row when tbe negroes went out, an “invocation" was sung. The wife and daughter of LL Clay King who murdered Poston at Memphis and is Ln the Tennessee penitentiary for life, of until some governor pardons him. are bard at work getting signatures to on appeal for pardon. August David, 18 years of age, had bis left arm torn from Its socket at the factory of tbe Tonk Manufacturing company, |Chicago. The injury wjji fatal. The art goods store of the Cooper-Hanecke company at Milwaukee was damaged by fire <75,000 and Beals and Terry, boots and oboes, in the some building lost <U>,0U0; fully Insured. It is reported that the British gowvn.ment rum practically decided to adopt penny postage throughout tire empire. In a fight between sports al Hamilton,Q., Grant Fox waa shot and killed. Rev. Nathan C. Chapin,'» years old. and for many years a leading Congregational minister uf the north want, died suddenly Id his study at Minneapolla, A band of Gana revolutionists grossed from the Texas «dde uf the river at I-vredo, Tex., into Mexico, and routed two companies of Mexican cavalry. Several were killed. R*lnforce-nenta have gam from Nui-va Ixiredo, and tha United States government has onlared two companies tc pursue the bandits on the American side. will die. Tbe rest of tbe craw jumped and reaped serious Injuries. The wife of •Kid," the notorious renegade, has returned „. I William P. Bennet', li t-servwl 2i years »< judge of probate of ( ■*•*•> county ami yaira. day anti j uAtfe Ljnvh had 3MI>!a4 ta do • w.lh K Tlia oa-.rautdhiary o«al:i«« i UaApUaw LootoTiUa.a.IoUowK D«-1 ■ n .A IL UU the T*r “nnlBrt ..".P®?’ . ,u. 7n wrong. The sun will draw the oil from Lhe teuthera, and the pillows trill have a rancid, disagrees ble odor. Ex pose them to the air dally-, be an thorough as you please in this, and place the plllowslipa in tha ran if you wish, but do not moke thp mis­ take of giving pillows, bolsters, cushions or anything containing feathero a long sut bath, or you will do them more harm char good* -Exchange. Lynn. Mass. For the Good of Others Beu Mr. WiWamt HearHly En­ dorm Bood’a Sar»apariUa. We are pleased to present this from Rev. A. A. Williams, of the Silbbee street Christian Church, Lynn, Mass.: -1 »M do reason why a cUrsymsn, core than a Isymaa, who knows whareol be speaks, should hesitate »• approvs an - Article of Merit and worth, from whloh ha or hla family have been aisnally bauaBtod. and whoso ecmraetxla......a th,',, heneflte .... Nervous Headache for whleh she foaad tittle help. Bbe has tried many things that promised well but per­ formed fittle. Last fOl a friend gave her a bot­ tle of Hood's Banaporifla. It asems surnrising what a tap I v oae bottle ooald ana did do woral“ Her appetite haa al>o been better. From our expeneooe with Hood’s Sarsaparilla I have do haaitatfon la sadoning its merits.” A. A. WlLXJAMM. HOOD’S Pills aw *b» test family «sthanl«. nmiumrau ■to UrrapA LU Da. Moir Pura N. J: LeI?Dd; “egr M* ‘°r” of D- taMMffct IM »cre* ot laud Id-the spring o'1”91’ “"WO. gud <•">>• ^.t *»*>n ™rtb the salary of a government c|efk hj exceo f thM pogt 1 <>*>........ «>e following statement: Bu.................. of wheat,. ............ M 86c........... ......... WAn.SO WAJ’-W m „ .. oats, at 30c ’ 1V7.00 Deducting omI of ■i.toojo LeavingJ........................................................ Sl.lMAa Cases of this kind are so common that they are a finiz in the news market out -------------- MSffllKiTranx- --------Whereas default has been made Iu the A»d|. tfous ot a mortgage executed Uy Kehemlah Klcbsrds and Hannah M. Hlehards, bls Wife, or tho township of Orangeville. Barry County, State of Mtofilnn, to Julia B. Scoville, ol Gen£ seo, state of New York.bearing date tbs 23rd day ot .September, JfeO. aud recorded In the office ot tbe Itegtster of Deeds for Barry County Michigan, on tbe Jrtth day of September. f!( liber twelve of mortgagra on psge X®. on which mortgage ’here Is uow claimed to be due ’and unpaid at the date of Ibh notice the sum of one thousand, oue hundred. elitUty-nine and r> too doHara. principal .and Interest together with an atiorney fee of thirty-five dollars aarsUpt:Uie<1 lu tudd mortgage, and oo actl on or procredlruat law or lu equity having been instituted to re­ cover tiie debt secured by said mortgage <>r aov part thereof. Notice t» thereby given that by virtue of a Dowerof contained lu said mort­ gage uid I be statute in aueh case made and pro­ vided tbe said mortgage will be Lueclosed by. b sale of the mortgaged premises therein describ­ ed, .which sale will br made at tho north door of lhe Court House in tho City of la lhe County of Barry and State; >4 M otl an that being the place of holding the Chcu.i < < tin for Barry County, at public auction, by the sher­ iff of said county on Sulurday. the eighteenth day of February. 1833, at twelve o'clock noon of that day to satisfy tbe amount which •ball then be due on said mortgage with Interest, costs, and expensea of wde together with (thirty five dollars, attorney fee as stipulated hi said mortgage. The premises are described <a fol­ lows. towtt: i Alt the following described lands, situate and being lu the County of Harry **'8 Ntat«v>f Mtciilgki>. Tito west half of ibe south-west quarter of section ntneleen. In township two north range ten west containing eighty acres of land accord tag to the United States survey, and twenty acres off the south end of the west fractl-ma! half of the northwest quarter of section number nineteen In township two north range ten v -t containing in all one hundred acres of land, b-the same more or lest. Dated, Novemoer •.’2nd. 1892. . . JcliaB.8covii.uc, .m, W. UA..LTO.J Attorney for Mortgagee. PBOBATB (JBDEB. State ot Michigan. County of Barry- bs. At a session of the Probate Court for tbe County of Barry, bolden at tbe Probate Office, in the Oily uf Hastings, in said county, on Wednesday, tbe !Od day of November, lu the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety two. Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. In tbe matter of the estate of James Mahoney, deceased. On reading and Bling tbe petition, duly venfled, of Myron Wing, administrator of *aid es­ tate, praying that hit final aeeouU this dav tllrd may be heard and allowed. Thereupon It Is ordered, that Friday, tbe 16th day of December. A. D. 18B2. at ten o'clock 1 nthe forenoon be assigned tor the bearing ot said petition, aud that tbe oflirs at law of said de­ ceased and all other persons interested in said estate, are required to appear at a session of said Court, then to be bolden at the Probate OffleIn the City of Hastings, tn said County, and show cause. If any there be. why the prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. lAnd.lt is further ordered, that said petitioner gN4 notice to tbe persons Interested In said estate, of the pendency of said petition and the bearing thereof, by causing a copy of this oruer to be published Id tbe Ha»tlnei Banxkr, a n. wsp*. perprinted aud circulated la said County of Barryonce in each week,for three successive weeks previous to uldday'of hearing. Cham. W. Armstrong. (A true copv. ) COBB & HUNTER Offer for inspection by the people of Hastings and vicinity the largest and most superb stock of opened Saturday, Dec. 10. T. ^nHtovra^l tatakeTnp and thumped the pillows winue uut«> up wuu w 118 W. MAIN ST, KALAMAZOO, UK Patrick Sanddd Ulun awrad du> It laeKtimntn} that ;.t least 75.000 haul of eatt.e bnr0 died in New Mexico this season I from lack of water and -food, owing to tha • ftaraght. , • j York Ht-hld is ’Looming Nctv xork bun Dana forwmntur from that HUite. j A coal fanfne fa reported in South Da- ' kuta,Dorthcrn Nebmakaand wcwl.'ro lowm I Over U.'.<grf) tuilroad men in this todntrv i sre wearing a little button upon the lai-el•< to their route taring tU letter; “R. T. A.." which ntetma Railroad Tcnipernce iwmh 1 Station. A triple tragedy at New Orleans |s laid I nt tjeduwof the Mafia by the polio.. Two j S^d ***“•”•• m tho mountains Dear . oat food ar aheltcr, but LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. badly hurt by a train at Kirkwood, Uh. Bhe .beld her umbrella ta front of her as ahe walked along tho track and did aoi aee the train approach. A London contemporary announces that the school Iwanl of “St. Paul, New Y<(ck State, ” has decided to pay Shu women teach­ ers equal salaries with the rnun. Victor Allen, a notorious piekporket known to all the police authorities through­ out the Unites! States, released has /been from the statu prison at Columbus, O. The Equitable Mutual Building and Ixurn association, formerly of LaCrowund now of Milwaukee, has Im placed in the | hands of a receiver. Three of the officers have overdrawn their.accounts $21,000 and are misting. Margaret Mather is lying sick at Omaha and her company has Wn disbanded. ’ ! John Roemer, a wealthy resident uf To-j ledo, O.. died suddenly from heart failure I i lUrt after having resjxjndctl tu a toa.st at a ! banquet. Got. joon John Miner, Miller, or of norm North Dakota, Dakota. re re-­ “ , uot hoMekeeper often 3.^5°,Bte* “ instance of what la being accomthorotighn— She wfiB shake the •£*** pltabed by fanners In the Red Elver Valley bUa^ M Innesota and North Dakota. He raid men of Ctncln’DAtl, died at his home frutn heart trouble. He was a brother of Mm P. D. Armour. A loaded freight train oa Um Mfaaonri Pacific was thrown from tbe track and over an embankment twenty feet high by the spreading of tha rails at Little Blue, 3M4c- Pork—Dvcembor. op«aed SILK, okaad S14J5; Jannary. optoMd ofoad May, opened <15.XL eiowd SUSA Lord—De­ cember, ojxtMKl S0.5U, •io.a.d J0.ro. Live Stocks JMecs at tha Uuloo ptook yaato today ranged as fallows: Market fairly so. doo and prlocu about <c Idglmr. g*lm r*uc«d at <4.T5tt5.fo; jrtev rough pairing. SXMXitU >.?-»< aad |a_aj© G.!in lirnVT rtau-krlmr ^x.7 fa “ -------- - —------ ... mutu, Ing nuherienay. LocB buyara and eclocUng the ImtUir qualities, owing to the large supply. Quot«Uuu» ranged at 3XOJCM 82 ru‘ce,U> UUiMAI guod tz» cjMUee do. J8.7UJt5.lU fair to good, <: tMaxfio common to. medium do. butchers’ steers, SX«W5 ntocker., *twrs- S2.8UGa.10 feedW Ttid^-aCOW*’-81-itta;:J0 balUlOHK.12Ci-.lz W heat—50.2 rv<i winter mb, TTUp; ary. Tt'Ua March. Muy. Coro,eaah’ December, 52c; Janu­ ary. asy. February, MH,-. Marah. WHc. Oat. ! -N®. . mljted caab. Orctubcr. attoJrutuary. January. J7%c; XKc; May, May, .TUJic. -Vie. Hyc-Dnll Hye-D^’n ^i steady: wwlt rn, Skitttc. Barky-Dull an. of chungv new, 0111 “T* Ll-.x-S-tck: Cat tie -Trading ver4 slow from * PCf *'W lua rars "rre U’-*’W at the chwe: In ___ ... 1 dry onr_ r) ins.. A1 sheap sudl-nidus-ltoth •‘ucp. M-'fl; H<’X»-Nontmaliy steady; live li I,u il*£ast HaAUo. . cauie~Tw,®orr*tA I*c-12. St ’’ wjUfi’ and fceilera, about steady LanMDg trade labor ufiiotis are cover. The Prohibition vmc In HUnois nt the 1 ?’*?? ““ 1 ,'fnib* ' <>ne bum nrnn»ging for a >te.te labor congress to be held iu that city about the anddfo of Jan­ S1.WS, udta ISM. 13,ra. “' uary. - — Cures Chapped Hands, Wounds, Bums, Etc UERIOU FAMILY SOAP. murdered Albert Baurmaun, Sept. », 1WL and Grant Thomas for killing a Colored firing a aaluto iu Ixexn of Cleveland's eleo tlon), of Browsvilla Tenn., a check for <50. (.-.kudtUj- wouuwl thM bl tJa„. Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansfeg. nil MoCanhr tor thamurtaod UawtK HISTOBI OF A WEEK. 0. A. SCRIBNER; M. D., Physician and Surgeon, Delton, Mich. Office In residence, one block east of depot. • A. A C. H. BARBER • Physicians and Surgecca. Calls In city or county responded to with promptness, day or night PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Mrs. Depew. Is In some respects the op­ posite of her witty husband. She has a serious face, large black eyes, long straight features and a low, - sweet voice Her fa­ t orile colors are garnet aud mauve. Ji?04 ? ebolcF< Crockery, Glassware, Lamps Silverware, [Plated and Solid,) Fine China, and Bric-a-brac . Ever displayed in Southern Michigan. We have pimply outdone all former effort in getting the good? at PRICES that are not to be met by ANY ONE in Kalamaioo. Hanging Lamps, $ 1.50 Table Lamps, fancy, ■ .70 Hanging Lamps, 30 prisms, . 3.00 Table Lamps, dec Bowl and Shade .95 Dinner Sets, 112 p’ces, $7.50, $3, $10. $11 up. A fine dec Table Lamp, bowl and Shade to match. Pittsburg Burner, a Bare Bargain at 2.50 Decorated 10 p’ce Chamber sets beauties C good size, 2.00 These are a few Samples of Good Things we offer. Haviland China, A~ D Coffees Dinner Sets, Chocolate cups and saudijrs. Salad Sets 5o'clock tea cups and saucers. Chocolate Sets, Cake Plates. Tete-a-tete sets Salad Bowls. ice Oren nt Sets, Sugars hud C reame-.s. Afent Sets Fruit Plat's. ~ Bawinet Lamps in great variety, Onyx labli-s. l--a Stands, Can ielabrn, and Art liitti rv nf a. standard nxnufactun-s. Ki--h Cut Glp-k Solid Silver. Otir Art Ri-oin is now read;, for itinpet til.invited. ■* 11.1 i ™ A 1 IN C 1 Uoaa-o2 1 ““ “lK ■ KALAM-AZOO. ii anti �FEDERATED LABOR. R »•bat they were originally designed for, ‘a. inning of the people, a citizen soldiery, a national guard.’" As a remedy, or an ad­ Gompers’ Men Meet to Discuss justment ot this condition of affairs, hs suggests that if an endeavor to bring tsick Industrial Problems." tha militia to ita original status fails, it might be advisable to declare that member ship in a labor organization and the militia thkgb at one and the same time is inconsistent and Incompatible. He closes with a plea foff workingmen to have politics of theli tlcirda «r Labor >«, Eqnlt.bl, niauib' own and urges an apj»eal to congress to re­ peal the Sunday closing clause of tha World's fair MIL The Trouble at Chicago. After Gompers had finished reading bls addrvM a committee which had been con­ cued —Telegraphic Situation Growing sidering the complaint from Chicago that tho World's fair directory bad employed a non-union printing office to do Philadelphia, Dec. 13.—President Sam­ some work reported. A resolution uel Gompers opened the twelfth annual ses­ was adopted rodtlng that the World’s sion of tljo American Federation of Labor fair directory had employed non­ in Independence hall yeaterday. An ad­ union men to do some work; that the Chi­ dress of welcome in behalf of the cago Typographical union was friendly to tho fair and a stock owner therein, there ­ United Labor league of this city was de­ fore that “the American Federation of Le­ livered by George Chance, of Typograhlcal ber, also friendly to the fair, earnestly pro­ union Na 2, in which he Raid: “Measured tests against the awarding of the above by tho wealth that has been gathered. contract to APy but a recognized union Pennsylvania is great, prosperous and office,” Somey routine business was then •owerfuh Contrasted with the condition transacted and tha convention adjourned of the producers of that wealth, then the for the day. state is poor, indeed. I have no hesitancy MORE TROUBLE FOR THE FAIR. in saying that tbe laws of the nation and the state are partly responsible for this con­ Organised Labor on the Point of a Gen­ eral Strike. dition of affairs. Trusts have been legal­ CHICAGO, Dec. 13.—The antagonism be­ ised and fostered, while soulless- corpora­ tween the World’s fair managers aud the tions and gigantic. plants are the especial Chicago Tiade and Labor Assembly has wards of the state; laws passed for tho benefit of tha masses are declared uncon­ reached a point where It is not impossible that a general strike of all organized work­ stitutional or decisions given that render men employed at Jackson pork may take their provisions nugatory. place. At a special meeting of tho Trade and Labor Assembly last evening to take action “These and other decisions force us to on the award by tho ways and means com­ tbe belief that there is one law, or the con­ mittee of. the World’s fair directory of the. struction of it, for the poor man and an­ printing contract to W. B. Conkey & Co., other for the rich. When this fact lieoome® a decidedly belligerent spirit was manifest. patent to the innasea of the people, as it surely will, tbe rcmudy, or the attempt nt Resolutions were adopted emphatically it, will bo swift and it may be terrible. It protesting against thu action of the com­ Is said that The blood of tbe martyrs was mittee in giving the contract to a nom the seed of the church,’ it is possible that union office, and calling upon all labor­ through the blood of the men that died on organizations In tbe United States to assist the banks of the Monongahela lost July the typographical union in its fight against mny come a roalizatiod of the true condi­ the Award. The speakers denounced the tion-of affairs, and that the legislation of action of the World’s fair managers in this the future will be in favor of the mtisse^<and other cases, some of them favoring a ^.general strike at Jackson park without rather than fur the aggrandizement of the farther negotiation. The meeting ordered few." tlib nppointni<y>t of a committee to secure The Secretary'# BcporL the cooperation of all organized labor to Gompers made the response, in the course j the extent of taking part iu a general of whh h he mode a fling nt the I’enusylI strike if such action Iwcommuecessary. vauia judiciary, and then reports were in __________ order. Thu secretary reported that in 1WU j strikes OF THE TELEGRAPHISTS. 877 new charter* had l>eeu granted. “In adilition eight ccharters been Imtiird Issued tn to ! “Big Four” Operators to Oo Out—The nil.lltlnn nluht ’h.irtcr, Ilaive mivv Iwcn ■ Bock island Difficulty. national unions, making a total of 285 for the year, the largest number of charters Chicago, Dec. 13.—^AU the operators that have been Lrauod during any one year employed on the “Big Four" will proltably since the American Federation of I-abor b*» called out some time during this week. has been organized. The national unions The following message was received yester­ affiliated have also received through the offices ot the American Federation ofjLabor day nt the company’s .office from Cinciuthirty-seven applications, an item well I “General Manager Joseph Ramsey, worthy of consideration, since it demon- . Jr- has received the ultimatum of the strates the interest that has been mani-1 strike committee of the Order of Railway tested by our organizers in the various Telegraphers, represented by D. G. Ram­ cities of the country and the value of their sey, grand chief. The general manager aid to national unions in organizing locals will not recognize the demands of the the officers themselvei arc unable to rwich.’’ operators and a strike will probably be ordered within a few days." Gompora View of tha Situation. A Significant Meeting. Tho principal interest in the swwion yes­ At 3 o’clock yesterday afternoon a secret terday centered in what Samuel H. Gompera would say in his annual nddrera. It conference was held at the Palmer house opened with ft review of recent events in between Chief Ramsey, of the O. R. T.; the labor field which have aroused public Grand Chief Sargent, of tbe firemen; Vice attention, because the incidents connected Grand Chief P. II. Morrissey, of the switch­ with them have been more or lessjpf an un­ men, and Grand Chief Clark, of the con­ usual character. It refers to recent strikes, ductors. The conference lasted for nearly ami nays: “Iu each of these struggle** the three hours. Neither of the gentlemen who em-jloycn*. the corporations, bare simply took part in it would say one word as to its made u request and the armed forces of the object or conclusion. That the meeting states ami the United States were at their 'was held at all is a significant fact. bidding.” The Tennessee troubles were de­ Striker* Encouraged ut Knnaaa City. scribed as caused by the failure of legal | Kansas City, Dec. 13.—Thinks looked mean* to secure relief from a great wrong, « 1,11m I more encouraging yesterday for the Rock makiug lhe only a.,.....,* means to reach tl... the m, public couscicuco a violent one. | Island strikers than at any time since they nomeatend Riot Juitifled. went out, so far m this end of the line is upeakiog of the Homestead strike tbe re. j concerned. At St. Joseph the four operaDort says: “At Homestead, where the iron j tors who nt first refused to go out have and steel workers were offered a wholesale joined their brethren. Reports received reduction in their wag*-’, an anned band , here from Topeka, U ichita, Gutlirie and of marauders, tailing under no flag, owing other important points on the Rock Island allegiance to uo or country (uid.con- system show that the strikers are standing ■—state -----------.-Xntlv sequently, bY by tho tho law law of of all all nations nations concon­ firm and that their numbers instead of de­ sidered pirate*), ’»«« brought by the cor­ creasing are increasing. porations to iuvmle that jicawful town, to aid in the effort to supplant Jtheir labor by Kansas CITY, Dec. 13.—Yesterday every a i»oorer and demoralized of human bcprinter on the Kansas City Mail, including ingH. The men of Homestead, seeing their liberties endangered, took up arm% against the foreman, struck and walked out of the office, leaving tho management to get out tho invaden* and repelled them.” Of the switchmen's strike at Buffalo, tho tbe paper as best it could. The trouble report state-s that the demand for ten aroae over the employment of non-union on •soma ­ hours’ Worn wan irnno* — ........ extra work. The .pro work was treated wubvMipbuviin.j contemptuously printers __ • —. a*^«,_____ will -—) by bj tbe —v railroad corporations, — r ---“ and ■-J* ns —a * con--­ ; prietor ot Tbe Mail nays that he will no rccognizo union labor, and that be he J .. _ ... ....... n virlki. sequence the men went nnt out nn on a strike »n,l and longer recounizo then, because some irresponsible persons will publish in future with non-uniou destroyed a number of cars, the militia of printers.____________________ the state of New York was called out and To Succeed Judge Blodgett. concentrated nt Buffalo, doing switch­ Washington, Dec. 13.—The president, men’s work and even forcing men to work yesterday made three Interesting appoint­ against their will. ments. One was that of Peter S. Grosscutr, to be United States district judge for TROUBLES AT CCEUR D’ALENE. northern BlinoLs. Judge Groascup fc an Uncle Samuel's Officials Got a Bad Bak- Ohio man, born there in IBfifi. Hu is held in high regard by the Chicago bar. An­ The ruinen*’ trouble at Cceurd’Alene was other appointment was that of Genlo M. referred to at some length. On this sub­ ‘Lambertson, of Nebraska, to be assistant ject President Gompers said: “At the bid­ secretary of the treasury, vice Nettleton, and another was James W. McDill, of ding of the mine owners, the United States Iowa, to lx: interstate commerce commistroops were brought to| Ccuur d'Alene, zione:--rcappointmenL and the men overawed and subdued, the commanding general of the United States Chicago, Dec. 10.—Whisky has been forces issuing an order that any employer who would operate his mines with union booming lately and President J. B. Green­ hut, of tho Distillers mid Cattle Feeders’ men would not be allowed to continue work.” A United States judge issued an company, otherwise the whisky trust, ex-, plains It on the ground that the demand order prohibiting tho union miners from for the product has increased so enormous­ holding a meeting. Ire other words, the ly as to necessitate tho full operation of constitutional right of free assemblage all distilleries controlled by his companies. had been violated by a United States judge, He denied the report that the trust bad aud n general from our army declaring and been running ft comer. . enforcing an edict that the employer shall Nominations Confirmed. not carry on bis business because he dare WASHINOTdx, Dec. 9.—A batch of recc&s employ union men. nomioatlous was confirmed by the senate Wants an Investigation. “The action at both judge* and officers ot yesterday. Including John IL Gear ns as­ the United StaU* has been so flagrantly in sistant secretary of the treasury; C. M. violation of law that I believe it our duty Barr, of Michigan, consul at Valparaiso; to demand of congress to institute an inves­ O H Baker, of Iowa, at Copenhagen, and tigation into all matters connected with C. II. Cowan, of Illinois, ut Maulln; and tbe judicial and military conduct of th*- af­ W. L. Stone, o£ Iowa, land office commis­ ■ fairs in the mining regions of Cteur sioner. ooinimoN or o c H S c 0 's I J Unlike«»Dutch Process No Alkalies SMOKE Other Chemicals NO. 35 are used in the preparation of ALWAYS THE SAHE W. Baker & Co.’s — ALWAYS THE BEST 5 c- CIQA1R Breakfast Cocoa, IN THE which is absolutely pure and soluble. It has more than three timet the tirength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is far more economical, carting leu than one cent a cup. It is delicious, nourishing, and zasily D1GXSTED. Sold by Grocers everywhere. W. 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The promptness with which the Review furnishes its rqadera with the most authoratiYO Information upon the topics of the day Is one of Its most valuable features. ; Subscription Cures Sick Headache Price. $5.00 a Year. NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, 8 East 14th Street, New York. NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. Bt-tte of Michigan. Cowuty ot lUrry-ssPROBATE ORDER. Notice l« hereby given, that by an ortler of lhe rrol>ate Court for the County of State of Michigan. County of itarrv-s*. At a session of the Probate Court for tbe County of Barry, bolden at the Probate Office, In tbe city ot Haslinw, in said county, on ur’n«1rx"‘uiSr cisrr'i’M Thursday, the 17th day ot November, fn the decease*!, anil that all creditors ot said <-ecense<! year one thousand eight hundred and ninety are irjuired to present their ctol»n« tosaid Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of 1 inthe’matter of the estate of Washington KbnrmMJlng and fillnz the petition duly verified of James F. Mewl, admlnhtrator of wdd es­ tate, praying that his final account this day filed may be Heartland allowed. Tnereupouit is ordered, that Thursday, the 15U> dayol December, A. D. IKS. at ten o clock n Judce of Probate. tbe townoan. be assigned for the hiring otsud petition, and that Um heirs at law of saltTdeceased. andhdl other pensms Interested in said PROBATE ORDER estateJiare required to appear at a session of said conrt, then to be bolden at tbe 1 rebate office, in the city of HasUngs, In said county, Count'’ uf Barry, holden at the 1 and show cause. If any there be, why tlic prayer the Str-of Hastings, in .raid county, on fuM- of the petitioner may not be granted. And day.theSIrtb dav ofNoveniber, in tne yemr 00 It Is further ordered, that toner give thousand eight hundred aud ninety t*“.notice to the persons Interested in said.estate, rau-'n. Charles W. Arirstroug. Judge of of the pendency of said petition, ami the bear­ Ing thereof by causing a copy <>! this order to be matter uf th" estate of Michael nmltsb^d in the Hastings nij,,,'s«sxrUd o,was*?; luiper printed and clrculltad In said County of next, at ten o'clock In tbe forenoon of each of (A true copy ) 'g;5JSw.5SS!k»»«. Judge of Probate. State ot Miehijron, County of Eaton-»s. Probate court tor said county. Estate of Harvey F. Bellinger. deceveJ. The undersigned having been appointed by the Judge ot Probate ot wild county, commis­ sioner on claims in the matter of said «state Haney F. Bellinger, and six months Bom the 3rd day of November. A. I). HW. having been fuiowed by said Judge of Ml prraons U“c^lSi«etoSren, that we will meet^on of the Detitloner may n<* tmgMWG- "« ... to the persons Interested tn said estve. *» ,SSniSSh week (or U>r~ .□«««" previous to S*CHA^ W.^AjJwTOOKG L Judge of Prob^e. >1 Tuesday, the 3rd day ot January. A. D. INB. *od S?o'S& Aak'ot ShX^tS/offireoi’ c Dated Nov. 3d, 4 n CHAS. E. Chafphu, Gao. W. sotnara. reviewed. d’Alene.” The report urges serious con­ sideration by the convention on these coses, and says: “It is scarcely' possible that tho instances mentioned could have been treatod In a manner so similar without soma tacit understanding on tbe [«rt of the monopolistic clam of our country. There fai every reason to believe that an arraign­ ment of some character to this end existed and still exists. Gompers then scores the militia i He gays: “It is plainly evident that the mlUtla ot our several atateo are now never utilized <ixcept for ostentatious display or u an element iu labor struggles. There te UM dwuMbe ’populismis peace Di‘4 log & lortim Nothing Revolutionary on the Card in Kansas. TIME TABLE. Tn effect September Hth. 1862. Favorite Route between Gram! Rapids, Detroit HOPE TO OBGAKIZE THE HOUSE, McCord Alto Elmdale Clarksville Lake Odessa But Hardly Expect Such^Luck—Statement Torati, Km.. Dre. 10.-Th. People', party conference and central committee meeting, which closed yesterday, did not result in any startling developments as had been expected, although some of the membere of the committee insist that plans were ilvulged whereby they expect to organize the house. How they expect to do this they do not say. . •'jrpff” Hudson, congress­ man-elect from the Third district, sold: “We do not really expect to organize tbe house, although we Insist that we have the moral right to do it. Tbe People's party is a reform jiarty, and we will no do any­ thing revolutionary. "Will Do What Is Bight." “It has been suggested that there are some Republican members who are so dis­ gusted with the action of tbe state board of canvassers on tbe Stubba-Rosenthal mutter that they are willing to work with us in the organization of the house, but I hardly think that will be done. It is a dif­ ficult matter for a member to act independ­ ently in face of strong party organization. There has been some talk of going into the courts with our contest before thu legisla­ ture convenes, but sentiment in the party is strong against that course of action. The Republican party can’t stand up very long under the crookedness of thu board of canvaasers, and our people propose to do what Is right, even If we are temporarily losera." FIGHT FOR A LEGISLATURE. The Vote of Ono Precinct In Montana Will HELENA, Mont., Dec. 10.—The great fight for the control of the Montana legislature began before the supreme court yesterday. The suit was brought by A. J. Leech, Rep., to compel the returning board of Choteau county to issue to him a certificate as rep­ resentative "from that county. The board, composed of two Republicans and one Democrat, became convinced that a- large number of votes had ’been purchased in Box Elder precinct and threw out the vote of the precinct' This action gave the county to Hamilton, Dem., by a majority of seven votes. It became known after tbe canvass had been completed that tho Democrats had se­ cured a majority of one in the legislature. Yesterday's fight was begun by the Repub­ licans to knock out that majority and pave the way for the return of a Republican sen­ ator. A writ of mandamus was issued in the case liy Chief Justice Blake last week during the court’s vacation. Tho Democrats Raise a Point. Attorneys for Hamilton yesterday raised the point that under the state constitution no single justice of the supreme court had the right to issue ^Xrit of mandamus, but that it must be issued by the court during one of its regular term*. The constitution specifically confers the power to district judges. The case was taken under advise­ ment. Miss Ella Knowles, the brilliant female lawyer, was one of the attorneys for Leech. PROCEEDINGS AT CHEYENNE. All Contest* Won by Republican! CilEiENNE. Wy., Dec. 10.—The state can­ vassing board met yesterday afternoon, went into executive session, and when tho doors were oiamcd to newspaper men the board adjhurncd to meet Dea 19 at 3 o'clock. All contested precincts were de­ cide*! in favor of thk^epublicans. Accord­ ing to this board's decision tbe Republicans will have three majority on joint ballot in the state legislature. This insures the re­ turn to the United States senate of Francis What O»boro Will Probably Do. Yesterday Thomas M. Patterson and Hon. M. C. Campbell presented an appeal to Chief Justice Groesbeck, of lhe supremo court, returnable Monday. In this peti­ tion the court is asked to compel the board louse the returns presented by count)’ clerks, or show cause for tho change. Gov­ ernor Osborn will probably issue certifi­ cates to all contesting Democrats for mem­ bers of tho legislature, and in that event Wyoming tax payers will have the pleas­ ure, or displeasure probably, ot paying two sets of state official.1*. Two mon will prob­ ably go to Washington .as senators from this state and that body will decide tho matter. Acquitted of the First Charge, CINCINNATI, Dec. 10.—In secret session the Cincinnati presbytery has been for two days considering the first charge against Professor Preserved Smith. Non® of those interested will say what the result has been, but it is stated on good authority that Smith was acquitted on the first charge, that of asserting that a clergyman may abandon essential features ot doctrine and still retain his position. The charges to be decided are the gravest, however, those involving the inspiration of the Script Urea SEEr 1' Detroit Lv Howant City „ ,. ,. Ar Edmore Stanton Ionia Grand I<cd«e (doing West | 5 15 Grand Ledgo Mulliken Sunfield Woodbury Lakd Odessa Clarkzvllle Elmdale Alto McCord East Taris ' Grand Rapids [Grand Ledge „• (Portland Ar Io®ia Lv Howard City Ar Ionia *' IStantoo •• | rd more Sleepers leave Grand Rapids dally at 1! .30 p. m. passing Woodbury at 1:16 a. m. arriving at Detroit st 7:301. m. Leaves Detroit daily at 11 rOO p. tn., passing Woodbury at 6:00 x m„ arriving ut Grand Rapids at 7:00 u. tn. • Every day, others week days only, t stop on signal. Parlor cart on all day trains between Grand Rapids and Detroit, beats 25 cents, sleepers on night trains. Connections made in Union station, Grand Rapids with the Chicago* West Michigan Railway fob Chicago and thk West and vok McskbGON, MAXISTKK, TKAVEHSK CITY, KLK RAP­ IDS. Chahlkvoix AND PrrosxitY. Favorite rente to tbesmnmer resorts of northern Michi­ gan. Trains leave Grand Rapids for Chicago. 8*0 A M. aHd 1 as P. M., »11 P. M. Arrive Chicago 3:36 P. M., 0:*6 P. M. and 7.05 A. M. Leave for Manistee and Traverse City TAO A. M. and 5-30 P. M. Ix’ave icr Chariesolx and Petoskey 7:30 A. M. Parlor cars on day trains aud sfeepers on night trains to Chicago. Ask our agents for further particulars or write to George DkHavkn, Gen’I Paas’r Ag't. . Grand Rapids. Chicago, Kalauwo k SaginiW TIMETABLE. . In effect September 11.1882. Stations. 5- uni. Kalamazoo Lv.. BastOoopor....... Rich land JancT Gresscy Milo................. iMlton Cloverdale UbulU Hastings.... Coats Grove. Woodland WoodburyL ria D. It. Jb X Ians I me............ Detroit Grand Rapids. Stations. •oura. East Cooper Lv.. Richland Junet. Cressey .. Mfio....../ Delton .... Cloverdale Sbulu Hastings. Coats Grove.. Woodland .... Woodbury Via li. L. A* A' Lansing Detroit Grand Lapids •Stop* on signal only. t Nos. 5 and 6 will not carry passcirjers unless provided with freight train penults. Freight trains will be run at tbe convenience ot tbe company, who reserve the right to change the time of iguch trains witboat notice. W. 8. Dttwixa. GenT Manager. Do you Know 7 That more ills result from an Unhealthy Liver than any other cause-indigestion, Consti­ pation, Headache, Biliousness, imd Malaria usually attend it Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator is a vegetable specific for Liver Disorders and their accompany­ ing evils. It cures thousands why not be one of them ? Take Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator. Your Druggist will supply you. New Yoke, Dec. 9.—The reply of Chaun­ cey M. Depew, president of the Vanderbilt line*, was received by the general commit-’ tee of grievance of the Brotherhood of En­ gineers yesterday. Depew declined to make 'the contents of the letter public, ns did also the chairman of tho committee; but the .latter stated that thu letter did not settle the matter, and that they would not make it public at present, but that they were Srepnriug ft reply and In due time both ocumenu* would be made public. Gould's Will Filed for Probate. new York, Dec. 13.—Jay Gould’s will was filed for probnto at the surrogate’s office in this city at 3':05 p. m. yesterday. The value of the estate !h stated by ex­ THE DEATH RECORD. • Judge John P. Dillon to be #72,000,0(0. Colonel John RYAN, who fought withi The bulk of tbe property goes direct to tbe Houston for Texas independence, at Kan-- six children and thu inheritance tax of 1 per cent will bring 8730,000 into tho city ""dr1 PHILO R. Hoy, oldest physician ini treasury. Thu full text of the will doe* not differ materially from tho abstract Racine, Win Professor John STRONG NEWBERRY, at1 given to the press. New Haren, Conn. Death of Martin Burke. Mra. Elliott Roosevelt, prominent’ Chicago, Dec. 10.—Martin Burke, one of New York society Indy. tbe murderers of Dr. Patrick Henry Cronin, Ex-Judge J. T. SH1PMAK, well-known1 died at 8:17 o’clock last night in the hos­ lawyer, at Belvidere, N. J. pital of the Joliet j>enltcntiary. He made Ross BULL, prominent Mason aud Odd no confession. Father Daniels, of SL Fellow, at Port Carbon, Pa John's Roman Catholic church, wm with Dahiub Field*, wealthy Mkhlgau UrhiiaftU day. H RESTORATIVE IEBVIHE STARTLING FACTS! Daniil 1 was car bOtflMI DcJfllkx’ Medical Co^Ckhart. Ind. �EDlTOfflAL NOTES- Ute Mewdle at the ehnreli chnrcii on Wednesday evening of •c. 11. Supper from 5 to 7 standard time. ct the growing com yielded very bene­ ficial results. A gain of 50 per cent, wax estimated. This re.mnxkablo showing led over the district as Judge Hooker's aucto further trata at the Ohio station, at the OTMor oo the drcult bench. In case ot bls In the past on* who sat down'in a den­ Ohio State univeraity. Thirty-two rows appomtannl It would be on honor to Bar­ tists chair to have teeth tilled did so of corn, running over quite uniform land, ry county aK well m to Mr. Smith. As be is with the expeelatiou of getting hurt and were selected njxm which to make the trial. the expectation was Invariably more than On Aug. 1 the tassels were pulled from a man amply qualified in every way, bv realized.. For the 4*tltne being he made a each alternate row. would do honor to the position. ' It wm found that the unmerchantable martyr of himself and voluntarily surren­ The appointment rightfully belongs to dered to some of the acutes: pains that corn from the four plots from which the Barry county. It Is a well known fact rienh is belt to, and experienced lhe matt tassels hod been removed averaged SB per nerve-destroying, Insanity- breeding, never- ceut., while the average from the other that in the past the honors ot filling all to-be-forgotten sensations that we are call­ four rows waa SI t vreeut. unmerchantable. official positions, both elective and ap­ ed upon to endure in our brief stay upon The cnlculationaalso.diow tlmt the aver­ pointive, lu this district, have gone else­ this earth. While the »oulh was stretch­ age yield per acre ia about one bushel less than where the com was left undisturbed. where. while Barry county has been over­ ed seemingly from ear to oar the dentist would send the little drill Heavenward or— It in thought probable that the taaeels looked and deprived of honors that right­ in tho opposite direction-—and bls head were not in thia experiment removed early fully .belonged -to her. Indeed so far has would fed like a minature hive uf Industry. enough. The theory upon which the experiment this been carried that It has at times caus­ But thanka to the proxies of the dental h iMwfd is that-, the strength that would ed a feeling of discontent and threatened profession this is all changed now. and In a very short time Drs, Andrus and Fow­ otherwise go to the maturing of the tassel dissen-don. But the loyalty of the great ler, of this city, will soon be filling teeth and production ot pollen in diverted to tho majority of Barry county republicans has without the slightest pain to the patient use of grains, and from their more com­ toever been questioned; They have held This seems almost Impossible, but never­ plete development more com is produced. theless it Is true. The invention or rather —Pittsburg Dispatch. sacred their loyalty to party principles the discovery of the method was made by and worked In harmony when but a word a dentist living in St. Paul. Minn., and would have brought defeat. They have Dr. S. M. Fowler is now In * that city to There are many useful purposes to whlcH The DETROIT FBXB PRESS win wrad you T wel» • dbpl d a patknee that Job would envy bny the right for Barry County for himself rosin can bo applied outside of those of general practice. As a nonconductor of and Dr. Andrus. . and u fuibettrance that is entirely finelgn Tbe teeth are one of the greatest factors beat it U used tn the protection of water Send with jeur cubacrtptl. u * cabinet or rar.! to politics as usually conducted. Year In tbe preservation of health, and now pipes, particularly in crossing bridges after year she has rolled up good republi­ that they can be preserved without pain It where the pipe ia laid in the middle of a photograph ton typo wUnol do) ot yourwlt or can majorities, the leaders have spent both cannot but result in raising tho standard long box and the whole filled with melted Uoua-Grnuine pbotot.-mph «. of health. These gentlemen are to be rosin. Rosin Is also used In supporting Tha Columbia I’boUa will be made la tbe hl,h<-«t time and money, while the honors and all congratulated and tbe city is to be basement floors In machine shops, which the benefits haie gone elsewhere. Now congratulated on having two such enter­ may be laid over some dry material, os that It is within the power ot the district prising dentists who are at such pains and spent molding sand, which is carefullyleveled off, and tho planking laid upon ACCURATE, OAIKTV .nd ARTISTIC to name Judge Hooker's successor, Barn­ such expense to stand foremost In their temporary supports separating it about profession. county feels Justly entitled to tbe position two inches abovo tho sand. aud through the unanimous choice of the Numerous holes, about two inches in for Iran than f 1.00A<I .k,u. "A YARD OF PANSIES.” Write j-ow cams ar.u I’. O. a<Mrr*i« on Uw back at diameter being bored through these republicans of Barry county presents the By special arrangement with the Pub­ plank*, melted rosin is forced through tho photograph you k-dJ ua. Tt>U will l»o n-:urn*l name of her hoqored son. Judge Clement lishers. we are enabled to make every one them by means of funnels until the whole with the n• productions as soon n* tho latter arc coxapitted. * Smith, of this city. of our readers a present of one ut tbesfc space is solidly filled, and then tho upper But the republicans ot this county by exquisite Oil Pictures 36 Inches long, a flooring is laid upon these planks. In case uo means nresent his name merely because companion to *‘A Yard of Roses,” which the floor is subjected to shocks sufficient all have seen and admired. This exquis­ to break the rosin, it rapidly joins together they feel justly entitled to tbe position but ite picture, “A Yard of Pansies,” was again In much the same inrfnner as tho because they firmly believe Judge Smith painted by the, same noted artist who did regelation of ice.—Engineering. to be as well qualified for it as any man •tbe “Roses.” It is the same size, and Is Th© Emoralil In History. ia the ::<»thwvit. An cxamlnaUon wffl cttablUb within the district The republicans uf pronounced by art critics to bo far su­ perior to the “Roses.’' Tne reproduction The Ixraclltes rcepectod the emerald ns the truth of lb© folb’wlm; dahtu: this county would rather go forever with­ is equal tn every respect to the original, a Mono of ecclesiastical harmonica, and we out recognition than to even breathe the which coat $300. and accompanying It are all know tbe passage In tho revelation of name of one tor such a responsible full directions for framing at home, al a "a rainbow round about tbe throne, in cbroolcl&uf It* alteatpml S. That Th© wnp’c/a th" t*-.t JJt^r position, who was not qualified in cost ot a few cents, thus forming a beau­ Right like unto an emerald," and how tbe tiful ornament for your parlor or a superb fourth foundation of the wall round tbe Telantj pabll>tn.-S ntorn Ctattcv Hnwtlta wialt< every way to fill it. Judge Smith, is lhe Christmas gift, worth at least, 85. Send heavenly Jerusalem was an emera’d. In senior member of one of the best law Arms your name aud address to the ’ publisher, Ezekiel it is sold, “Syria was thy merchant of western Michigan and is highly regard­ W. Jennings Demorest, 15 East 14th by reason of thu multitude of the wares of St., New York, with three two-cept thy making; they occupied in thy fairs ed among the legal profession of the state; stamps to pay tor tho packing, mailing with emeralds, purple and broidcred work he has had a ripe legal experience, etc., and mention that you are a reader of aud line linen, and coral and agate.” and orfut tn tiw tlUH-uuSon <-t nnwic «rra*K<-->». mmDaxtdlDX th" napretn:! attebtioa c.ul having been Probate Judge for eight years Tbe Hastings Banner. and you will de­ the high priest wore an emerald ring on and alwavs having had a large practice, is ceive by return mall one of these valu­ the first linger of his right -band, all the Mich tent s:ime aa did the Mexican pontiff serving in. able. works of art. that It li by nature uf a studious and Judicial turn the temple of Votan, with whom and bis SAD SUICIDE. of mind; has that equipoise under all cir­ Israelitisb brother were strange points of resemblance.—London .Queen. cumstances and possesses the quick per­ ception and keen judgment so necessary, Dorpondeacy the CanM. Such a paper tb>>ul4 rwxrtre the active rupport of and so often called in action to keep the Tuesday forenoon about 11:30 Martin • No man who is young and well and has scales of Justice evenly balanced at all De\ltl, the proprietor of the bakery Just a good moral charavtor is too poor to east of Woolley & Bronson's shoe store, !marry a girl who is his equal in these re­ times. shot himself through the head with a 32 , provided he loves her truly and is His honor has never been questioned calibre revolver, death .resulting about spects, 'beloved by her iu return. and his name nas always been above re- two hours later. About five minutes be­ For if they do truly love each other, they nroach. At the bar his course has always fore the deed was committed he complain­ will be willing to bear and forbear, to work ed of not feeling well and laid down on a tor each other, to pull together, to paddle been straightforward*and not/d for fair­ bed which is In the back part of the bak­ hopefully their own domestic canoe, and ness. He has ever stood bol<My and man­ ery and under the mattress ot which he fate, however relentless she nuiy seernJb fully for what be believed to be right re- kept a revolver. It was noticed that he be, teldom fails to yield success to those • gardiess of friend or foe. Indeed the was rather dispirited all the forenoon but who toil <or it with fearless hearts and nothing serious was expected. He had willing hands.—Ludgate Weekly. Banner is unable to name any of the rebeen in bed but a very short time ■ qulsite qualifications of a circuit judge when he seems to have been completely which are not found In Judge Smith. overcome by an insane impulse to take The Stout One—I took you for a gentle­ And so general .is the recognition of this bls life. He apparently roused up, sat man when I Aral met you. on the side of the bed, seized the -revol­ The Thin One—Ant! I took you for a fact, as well xs the recognition of Barry ver, and committed the deed acting entire­ loafer the first time I ever SCt nty t^-es on county’s claims when presenting an accept­ ly under the Impulse of the moment. The you. able candidate, that not only in Barry, but horrified wife called a couple of gentle », The Stout Ono — Well, let's cull it It seems we were both mistaken. in Eaton and Calhoun, the feeling has been men, officers were sent for, medical as­ bquartsistance summoned, and everything possi­ manifest to select Judge SmUh as Judge ble done tor the dying man. Dr’s. H. A. —Exchange. Hooker’s successor. There certainly ought and Ci H. Barber soon arrived and probed WHAT IS CATARRH? to be no question as to his appointment, for jXe ball, which entered the right tem­ that the name <>t MILLION. "2 CHRISTTMS SUFFER! S fine a line as can b* found anywhere at prices ranging froro,75J» to $ioo. A Aften Christmas we have a surprise io store for^ou. ose watch- of this space. Call and see us, we will make it pay-you. A Dozen for 10 Cfs. OUR CLAIMS. Keep WOOLLEY & BRON52N One Price Shoi Dealers. IT'S A “JIM DANDY," The stock of lumber and shingles lalefy purchased by At their yard can be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and studThe latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. Their No, 2 shingles are “just too sweet for Anything.” For Holiday Presents, and we believe #hen the time tor action cqmes, the district will be found unani­ mous and united for him. The next 20 years will no doubt Bee some great improvements In the line nt waterways and coast defenses within the control of Uncle Sam. The Nlcaraugan canal convention recently held in New Orleans, and the Interest manifested willno doubt result successfully In the near future. When completed it will give us inter-oeeapic communication and will al­ low us to compete successfully for all the South American trade. Another thing that is exciting some comment is the con­ struction of a ship canal from the great nkes to the ocean. If these two vast pro­ jects are ever undertaken and completed by the United States,- It means our com­ mercial supremacy for all time to come and the control of them will furnish a means of defense whose value cannot be estimated. ple; passed through the brain, atod glanced from the opposite side of the skull, but were unable to tine It. A Jury composbd of R. Mudge; R. B. Messer; E. Y. Bogie: D. G. Robinson; Editor Flint and John Goodyear waA summoned and an Inquest held, ut which It was proven that the deceased had not been drinking heavily as reported, not having been drank tor two months. He was known as what Is called a periodical drinker, the craving for liquor coming on about eventhree months and lasting for about two weeks, after which time he would go for weeks without tasting a drop. At tho inquest the wife of the deceased, as »woll as his brother testified that he was not insane, though subject to fits of despond­ ency during which he had previously threatened his life, though not of late. Tuesday he was despondent oyer hla busi­ ness. and brooding over It no doubt led to the deud. Tbe deceased was about 43 years of ageand came here from Grand Rapids, where be had been engaged in the bakery busi­ ness with his brother and failed. The deceased carried $1,000 life Insurance, which will, come ns a blessing to his wife and two small children, ns they would have been left almost destllnto without it. The body will be taken to Grand Rapids, where It will be buried from the Catholic church of which he was a member. Authority. Catarrh is the cauM of more diseases than all other causes combined. There are - very few diseases to which human flesh Is subject that can not be traced di­ rectly to catarrh. Notdnly is .catarrh ca­ pable of producing a great variety of di­ seases, but It also attacks any organ or part of the body. It causes In the ears deafness, in tbe eyes blindness. In the head and throat discharges and offensive odors, in tbe bronchial tubes and larynx cough and hoarseness. In the lungs con­ sumption. in the stomach dyspepsia. In the kidneys Bright’s disease, In the pelvic organs a host of derangements too numer­ ous tor mention. Pe-ru-na cures catarrh and all catarrhal diseases wherever loca­ ted. Pe-ru-na Is a systeuilo remedy and hence cures catarrh of internal organs as surely as It does catarrh of external or­ gans, ns no local application to the affect­ ed organ Is necessary. Send tor a free copy of The Family Physician No. 2. Ad­ dress The Pc-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Company, Columbus, Ohio. Obe of the first Squawbkick nets that ought to go Is the Miner law. If all of the Marriage LlcraiM. electors of ail of the states were elected by No Name and residence. districts there would be no great cause for J Henry F.JBranftagrr, Assyria complaint, but to single out the state ot 190 i HannatrRusseli, AXeyrii ID. j John Mason. Maple drove Michigan to gain a few electoral votes Just I Mattle Gamble. MapH Grove 101 t Richard Williams. Yankee Springs because they hod the power Is unjust. 1 Allee Bnrpee.VaukreHprtngs ( Frank I^c.'Mlcld evillr 1 Myrtle Hodge, Middleville Church and Society. IM ■' Fre°VviUi»ou..Ka:oa Rapids । Allie Cannon, City . The C. L. 8. C. will meet with Mra. IM j Jacob DeBack. Orangeville Hoyt. Dec. 17th, 1SW. w 1i oarau Sarah Vanderbrook. Orangeville » ■naanraoa. vrangevn Quotations Christmas. lg(r f WUlt* E GlUetl, Like Odessa I Eva M. Cross, ttutland Grecian history. Mrs. Hoyt. I Jahn Rasseh, Assyria United States and foreign powers, MIm 1 Lottis Lattte. Assyria Goodyear. Callas. Mrs. Geer. A new factor In American education, Mrs. Henry Bailey. The internal revenue system of the U. A family on Staten Island Las a dog that 8., Mrs- N. Bailey, synopsis. seems to show a distinct reasoning faculty. To offer: Critic, Mrs. Will Bowne. Tira dog hud long been accustomed to take Ladies double knit Come and encourage the Hastings pu­ a morning walk with a member of the pils of Miss Jeffords, of Grand Rapids, In family, but waa not permitted to-accom­ Chennille spreads, tbeir elocutionary entertainment in tbe pany bls friend to churclt. The animal Presbyterian church next Wednesday soon sftjmed to understand that one day lu Handkerchiefs, the 21st, at 7:45. 4t will be aometbing to seven he must remain at home, and the surprise you and to gossip over at your conclusion waa that he could count. On Mufflers, * Christmas dinner, It you eat it on Monday. Sunday morning, however, the dog sur­ prised every one by joining the family on Singing xt Intervals by native warblers. Etc. Admu.don 10 cents to defray expenses. the way to church. The conclusion was Tickets at Heath’s drug store and at the that ho had forgotten until It wm called to mind that the church bell had not rung doors. that morning. The clog evidently a»o- Services at the Presbyterian church ciatod the sound of thosbell with-tha fact next Sunday. Subject in tbe evening “Is I that he wm D$t to accompany his coropan- •. there a Gud.” Iona as usual, and when the bell did not sound be sa^ no reason far omitting his Tbe M. E. social will t»i Scott,. usual-walk.—New York San. Meedauh.-s Striker, Bentley. GOODYEAR'S DRUG STORE. ALBUMS GIFT BOOKS, DOLLS. ELEGANT PERFUMES, TOYS, ETC. Largest Variety— —Lowest Prices. Peoples’ Drug Store. AT E HAVE just received aud opeued up our first invoices of new fall drees goods. To say that we are pleased with them would not describe it. And our friends who have seen them are also satisfied. They, are the cheapest and best line we ever offered. You will say so when you see them. W 25 YEARS That’s .What We’ve Got SPOONS AND FORKS SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that mittens, L. E. Stauffer. Are warranted to last. Also remember you get a Present—"Good Form,” of $2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jew­ elry store. Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. raon i2 1-2 canw We call special attention to a line that cannot fail to please you, and goods that have proven very at'■-.tractive to all who have seen them. We refer to the We are now showing our first invoice of thes goods. Come hi and 80$ them at RUSSELLS �The best Advertis­ ing medium tn Bar­ ry County. ——- - - - - - । I Hastings Banner. Largest Circulation of any paper in thf County. 1 HASTINGS, MICH., DECEMBER 22, 1892. WHOLE NO. 1958 VOL. XXXVII. NO. 34 Hastings Banner. be found one half mile south of J. French's being almost impassible, and not for a horse to travel.. HASTIXG8, MICB. O. B. Barber, of Caledonia- spent the past week to visiting hb broHier W. T. nnd other relatives and friends abont town—Dr’s Osborn, Eames and Elliot per­ formed a peculiar and difficult surgical operation upon old Mrs. Cortrlght Saturoay evening, removing from her boweb an obstruction upon the main channel. Sbo is at this writing comfortable and the Dr's say that In their opinion she will re­ cover to enjoy her former health to the great Joy of her husband, two daughters afld three sons—Frank Dietrick lost a valuable milch cow by getting fttet in the manger in such a manner as to strangle her, causing her death—Milo 6. and W. T. Barber each made a business trip to Kalamazoo last Monday—A. Cortrlght of Kalamazoo, was summoned to the bed side uf hb dangerously sick mother, Thursday afternoon who arrived early Friday morning—Jas McKevltt Sheriff elect, made a flying viait among bls friends here on Thursday—Mra. A. Pen­ nock is visiting her many friends in Orangeville Mills for a few days—Mrs. Ed Bissell' was called to Sunfield on ac­ count of sickness hi her sister's family— The revival meetings are still in progress with marked degrees of success and many who profess to have left the old rough ruts and now to follow In smoother walks In life. None ought to leave a stumbling block to hinder progress In any way that tends for the amelioration of the Condition of the human family—Ed Geigers wife has been very sick anti is making slow progress for recovery. Dr’sEllfoL Osborn and Eames were in council Saturday night, the result of which your scribe has not been Informed—J. W. Ford wade a busi­ ness trip to Celery City Saturday—Lew Stratton and wife, cf Richland, made bls brother Frank and family a visit Saturday —A merry Christmas is wished by your scribe to Messrs, editors and the whole Banxki: crew, hoping they all may live to witness many more happy Christmases with all its blessings. Pa jibbed Thursdays by COOK. BT4OS-. COUNTY NEWS. Mra. (). M. HulliDger. ot Nilca, 13 tbe guest of her parents—H. M. Rich, of Mid­ dleville, spent Sunday here and led the Y. P. 8. C.'p. in the evening—Jerry Woolcott, otGvaylord, is the guest of hb parents—L. C. Feighner and J. C. Fumbs of Woodland, were in town Monday evening—Cards are out announcing the wedding of Miss Addle Belgh of this place and Mr. George N. Conklin, of To­ ledo, Ohio, at the home of Mbs Belgh’s mother.on the south side, Thursday even­ ing Dec. 22nd—All four of the Sunday schools are to observe Christmas* with something to cheer tbe hearts of the little ones—Mra. W. H. Young returned home Monday after visiting at Grand Rapids a C (J cn o tn O </j Delton. C <D st d- O V o > O p id ;et A POINTER ’S what you are looking for. to<give you. Speakin^'M THAT That B what we’re here 4- QOrtL OR W00& Cook rtove or heater, go" where they are at GOODY LAR BROS. * II. Feighner returned from Dakota last Wednesday—Click Cassell is working in Battle Creek—Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dickson, of Blanchard, arc visiting friends here— There was a party at J. Belgh’s- last Fri­ day night—Mr. and Mrs. Wm.. Conley and son, of Grand Rapids, are visiting friends here—Mrs. David Dlekson has just return­ ed from a three months visit with friends in Ohio—E. G. Potter Is visiting friends In New’York—Thos. Jarrard returned lo his home In Blanchard Monday. Middleville. John Latimer, of Cadillac, is tho guest of bis parents north west of the village— Hugh Davy leaves Saturday for two weeks visit with friends and relatives in Canada —Ferd Fausey, of Chicago, was the guest of friends and relatives In the vil­ lage Friday and Saturday of last week— Fred Myers and Frank Bessmer. of Has­ tings, called on their best girls In this vil­ lage Friday night, bringing with them their guitars—Mr.' Johnson, of near Has­ tings, came through this place Sunday last with an undertaker bringing with them the dead body of his sister, who died in Grand Rapids of typhoid fever. They stopped at this place to remain over night. Mr. Johnson retired early and about 13 o'clock some of lhe boarders were? awakened by his cries for a doctor. The doctor on arriving pronounced It a severe ease of typhoid fever, which awakens much fear m this place. There is some talk of moving tbe patient outside tbe cor­ poration, but at present he lies In room No. 5. at the Johnson house—School has closed for two weeks vacation—Dance next Munday night at Jordan’s hall—Doetor Hanlon returned Friday last from a week’s visit in Indiana, bringing with him a wife—Mrs. Flo Buck, of McCord, was the guest ot her mother, Mrs. A. M. Put­ nam, Monday. —Gertie Shorter Is entertaining her sister Mary Haffenden, of Kalamazoo—Arthur Fisher lias gone to New Mexico for his health—C. Barber and B. Wait each re­ ceived a tine bronze turkey from Ohio thia week—Byron Fisher made a business trip to Grand Rapids Friday—George Vandewalker a former resident of this •luce died at Kalamazoo last Tuesday? titrial at Richland Thursday—Cora Starr a teacher of Crawfordsville. Ind., is the guest of her cousins, tbe Misses Flower. The storm was fierce and raging wild. Merry Christmas everybody. If it Isn’t Hie light la tho lofty tower grow dims J to early—Mra. A. WHcox Is confined to The kaepcr climbed the iron stair The flickering flame of lhe lamp to trim. her bed in consequence of a fall while getting out of a wagon Thursday—Mrs. The juaa wm bent and worn with age. Nancy Churchill departed this life Thurs­ Yet ho braved the gale at tho midnight hour. day afte^a month’s Illness, aged H years. And slowly dragged his weary limbs High UP aloft to tho beacon towar. She was buried Sunday. She was a great sufferer aud had been a member of the At length be reached tho "lantern room," ' church since she was eight years old and Which swayed like a reed 'neath the reaper’s was a good Christian woman. She died blow; praying—John Tompkins and Vint Har- Ho trimmetl tho wick, then falntlsg sank, , Ho felt not the shock when tilo shaft fell Io«Z tom were married Friday evening In tbe Hope Center. presence of about 40 relatives. John Dan Payne, of Kalamazoo, is visiting Serven acted as best man nnd Emma Close ou the eoaat that wintry night A ship was battling with the gale; his brother E. B. Payne—Mrs. McQttanle Tuckerman as brides maid. The bride s visited her mother last week—Walter Tut­ wore a brown satin with train. Those Tho master^ gaze waa riveted tle was seen ontrnr streets last Sunday— present from abroad were George Hartom. The sick are Improving—E. Payne is Mr. and Mra. Melvin Tuckerman, of Bat­ “The land i» hard beneath our lee," He said. “Tbe harbor’a month lira here about. working for Bert Mason, baling straw tle Creek. Mr. T. Ford and family, of near Gull Corners—Mr. Chandler and wife Lacey, nnd relatives from Kalamazoo— Mothinks I know those ruined rocks. Kind Heaven, help us: The light’s gone out!” of Delton visited their parents Sunday- Jim Mor-house and family were in town Mrs. S. Williams has a brother from Kan­ Sunday—Mr. Sam Ney and wife will com­ Scarce bad tbe master spake these words sas visiting her—Hiran Payne is visiting mence keeping house in Mrs. Bartoni's When in the surf tha ship was cast; relatives In Kalamazoo—J. Clark, of Del­ house east of the center--Mr. Edgar Ty­ It rent her timbers place by piece. Swept clean her decks aud "struck" her ton. called on Mr. Kenostrick Friday— ler nnd wife have returned home this E. B. Payne ia drawing his baled straw week. to Cloverdale to be shipped—The Cellar When golden day dawned in the east Grim Death was reen on cv’ry aide. ; । Creek correspondent must hate made » F. A. Moore was in Hastings last Friday Strong men lay.low who might have lived mistake for It was a “Jersey calf' one of Had tho warning tight gleamed o’er the tide. their marksman killed lustend of a catf— tho guest ot John Nagler and family— Rev. Bowman is assisting Rev. Bapiaby Misses Etllu Doles and Ettie Knapp visited with hb revival at Sunfield—Mesdames G. The harbor light, and the light ot life, nt Martin Chandler's last week. Abus for all! acre ecUpMxl in doubt. Nagler, F. McCollum and Miss Louise The moment and hour, uh, who can tell? Nagler were In Grand Rapids’ Monday— God only knows when those lights wentout! Mrs. F. Hetrick was lu Grand Rapids —Marlton Downing in Yankee Blade. A merry Christmas nnd happy New Year Monday—C. J. Schmelcher and wife are to everybody—O. Bcchelder has sold his faam ami Intends to move to Grand Rap­ now st home to their friends iu the house owned by Albert Goscli north of Linden— Dr. FRzedwari Hall, the English philol­ ids, the tm-cca ot peace for the weary Will Herrick was In Hastings on business ogist, has added to his other sound articles Carlton farmers—Wm. Vester Is expected last Saturday—The three,churches have on the correct usage of the mot her tongue home Thursday from Ypsilanti to spend selected programs prepared for Christmas a brief on the use of “like" a* a con­ Christmas—U B. Carpen ter and wife will eve. At tho U. B. church besides having junct Ion. This odd usage of the Word U keep house in the residence vacated by a tree they will have a “bright morning Jay Carpenter—L. Caln has Invested all star” measuring tb feet from point to tn< .. Inqueut among southerners, and, much repr.Meh has been cast on them his properly in a meny-go-round, ami ex­ point. And excellent exercises have been therefor, totf Dr. Hall, whose wide -nd ac­ pects to make his fortune—Rogers district prepared In connection—A. J. Nugent vBj curate know ledge of the English he: juage finds itself without a teacher at present Richard A. McCURDY, President. writing, cause unknown to this scribe. lied his parents at Byron Center over Mr. Richard Grant White waa once made Sunday—Wm. Edwards was in Grand to respect. traces It back to eruine-Aly re­ The officers are on the lookout for another WORDS OF A GREAT PR EACH Eft. Rapids last Mondfty-'-Maud Sperry’ return­ spectable sources in the classic well* of teacher—The Adventists hold this present ed from her Hastings visit last Sunday- English tindefiled, etc. week, a week of prayer—There will be a Brooklyn, N. Y. Nov. 28 ’92. Nellie Target b now poetmbtress—F. A. The array uf precedents Dr. Holl usiabChristmas tree at the M. E. church Christ­ Sisson, of J-ake Odessa, was in town Ibhes is interesting, but whether they are. mas eve—Mr. Conllu Is intending to move Robert A. Grannis Esq.,' Vice to to be accepted aa conclusive is another over Sunday. Thornapple lake—A. Shi Iley and wife matter, os precedent* can be found for President etc. Cloverdale. have gone to Jackson Co., to take the ovcv< everything, even for the asanasinntloa of a Dear Sir; Tfiere will lie exercises at the church president. Tbe language we speak today sight of a large farm they have rented by next Sunday evening—The Zealand Brick b not Chaucer’s or Wiclif's. and “like,’’ aa I have been for so long a time the year. .Co. are -hipping frourone to two carloads people south of Mason and Dixoubllna uaa insured in “The Mutual Life In­ Dowling of brick to Kabmazoo dally, having a con­ it, will still seem to many minds n barbar­ surance Co. of New York” that I May McMannls returned home from tract of orer one hundred thousand—Our ism of speech.—-Chicago Tribune. school b prospering finely under the man­ think it time that I express my ad­ Johnstown fast week, to remain here ... miration for the manner in which about six weeks—Mrs. Bacon has traded agement of Dell Norris—Prof. Taylor will her farm oueXnile east of Dowling, for a be absent tor a week.or two. but lhe ebss We dined in a little Parisian restaurant the affairs of your institution have house and lot In Battle Creek—Evie Smith here will continue to practice—The follow­ where Americans are In the habfcof going been conducted and* applaud . the went to Indiana last week to make an ex- ing officers bare been elected by the San- to obtain those traly French dclicaeiea, position for integrity and thrift it tended visit—IL Stanton and wife are en- day school hero for the ensuing year: pork and beans, buckwheat cakes, corned holds in industrial, social and com­ tertainlng relalivta from Ohio—Dr. Van- Superintendent John Hom; Assistant beef, apple pie and oysters. I knew a num Hom and wife are entertaining their two superintendent Conrad Kahler; Secretary, Chicago whodined at this wUuntt mercial .circles throughout the nieces from Ann Arbor—J. Woodmansee Ella Mosher; Treasurer, Dugal Campbell; from every day during the entire month apeak world. How many homes it has moved lo Dowling last Thursday aud Fri- Librarian. Marshall Bagley; Chorister. by him in Paris, and who. at the end of saved from destruction and what <Liy —While Wm. Freeman was coming John Conyer—A serie* of religious meet­ that time, said that he was heartily kick will be held at the church commenc­ of French cookery- Thus does the pro­ domestic calamities it has turned down McOmbcr hill last Thursday night ings Wm. Tobias wagon collided with the bug­ ing on New Years evening—Martin Bates found study of the manners nnd custcma back by its prompt reponse to all gy, and the result was a badly broken and Edward Fennel have leased the brick of foreign nations enlighten lhe mind and reasonable demands upon it can buggy but no one hurt—Grandpa Stanton yard for the coming season, and are mak­ ripen the Jndgmynt.-’ThomprootTwnbnever be estimated. No institution will Hie with hb son R. K. this winter— ing extensive preparations for a large ’s work. The last kiln which was in America has firmer foundation. Anna Winters, who has been teaching in summer Middleville, came home last Saturday to a very large one was when burned a com­ PitUburg Man-What would you folk* Yours etc. spend her two weeks vacation with her plete success and the brick are perfect— do If a mob of rioters should coroa charg­ T. J)e Witt Talmage. mother—Mark Seger A Co. arc making Mr. Monica, of Grand Rapids, la visiting ing down Broadway. preparations to put a saw mill in J. Boyd's his daughter. Mra. Cha*. Kingsbury— New Yorker (buMlyj-Start a woods to saw table legs—One of the Abram Replogle Is rejoicing over his pen­ to orbing at a dog.—New York Weekly. worst pieces of roads in this county can sion of twelve dollars per month. Wliat can please a friend or relative better than tostop that headache or blurr before the eyes when reading, and extend and preserve that much needed good vision. If you wish to do a noble good act, just have those eyes prop­ erly examined by one who makes eye study a business. For there are stoves and stoves—and by the way it is a Dr. Lowry has a large stock timely subject—we desire to remark than when you want of the bestkjuality and great­ est variety of styles of eye­ one, glasses and spectacles on hand and is always glad to do his best for his patrons. Dr. Ix»wry gives his own personal atten­ tion to all cases and will not trust any agent or deputies. STOVES and STOVES, ,1 B. Thompson has been a; articled with aeiatica-—---------Mrs. Keno Is very ----- ... —low at this writing—Charley Hazel had a very mere attack of gall stone colic Sunday evening—Mrs. T. J. Kelley Is suffering with neuralgia of the stomach—Mrs. M. R. Gwin Is Improving—Tbe scarlet fever cases at Brush Ridge are convalesing—Ad Pinnock’ll whole famll^have been afflict­ ed with Ux» grippe—Mra. David Mosher Is better at present—EL J. Flower has gone to spend the winter at Campbell. Minn.— Will VanHorn has moved Into his new house just built on his farm east of town —Miss N. Lara bee is working at T. J. Kelley’s—K. Bartun has commenced work again at the depot—C. B. 'Robinson bns built a new sidewalk from his store to the harness sho|>— Messrs. Boynton, Adams. Barrett and Bush have returned from Aurora, Hi . where they have been looking up the creamery business. They talk of putting In a plant here this spring—C. j Johnson’s bam Is completed—Mra. J. B. Woodlaud. Williams Li in Kalamazoo taking care of Roads are getting better—A. H. Bennett her elek daughter—Dew Williams and 1 wife, uf Milo, visited al his brother’s, J. B. Associate Gen. Agent for the North Wester j of this place—Miss Kenedy, of Hastings, Life Insurance Co., was in town laat'weck । has charge of the primary department al doing a lively business—Teachers read­ the school house—O. • Sprague who has ing circle meets every Friday evenlug and been visiting at Plainwell returned home is doing good work—Tho law suit of last Sunday—Mra. Johnson, of Milo, was Philo E. Burges* vs. John Lee was on II. N. Bowman has a-new windmill in in town on business!Saturday—Rev. Chase trial In Justice Veltas* court on Saturday «... John Williams' house south uuuvc m,UMl . and a venlict was rendered by lhe place courtof the old Halliday snill. that has has vacated of town and moved Into town—C. B. Jin favor Jo,K1 Lw—Walls and Holmes done service for many years—The Evan­ gelists are still holding meetings at Hick­ Peunock, of Aurora, Kansas. Is hero are doing a lively business at the roller ory Comers—Hudson Burroughs Is work­ calling on friends and relatives—James, mill, which they have reified for one year ing for W. IL Fisk—Wm. Frey has his Sptingsted, of Aurora. Kansas. Intends to —Legal business is brushtog up a little nt mill located on the Danforth Fisher farm, spend a month in Delton—Thu Ladies. A Id present Several suits are on the docket— and will make ties of a fine piece of tim­ Chas. Asplnall has moved Into his new society met at lhe residence of Mrs. J. ber—Mr. Browning and wife have become Bush’s Wednesday afternoon —T. J. Kel­ house—James Arafmall has purchased a reconciled and are living together again— ley Is having a drive well put In—Election lot of Chas. Asplnall—Several parties of Many are complaining of severe colds— of officers at K. 0. T. M. hall last Monday our village find they paid more corpora­ tion tax than they should have paid on The 8. D. A. church at Bedford Is hold­ evening. • ing a series of very Interesting and ear­ account of having given in mortgages on real estate that was located outside of the nest meetings at present. The rapid ful­ A merry Christmas to all and to every corporation—Christmas Tree at the M. E. fillment of prophesy is giving this people one of the Bakker’s numerous readers— church Chriatmaa eve—Rev. Lash preach­ great earnestness In their work. Rev. W. Tompklnson will preach at the ed at the German M. E. church last Sun­ ‘ ONLY GOD KNEW. Shean school house next Sunday at 10:30 day- £ O A flue snow atonn visited this section last Sunday night—Mra. D. N. Stocking b on tlie sick list—We bear there b going to be a Christmas tree at our school house on Saturday evening and one in the Ritch­ ie district—There will be a social dance at Smith’s hall, Bowens Mills, Dec. 30th— Ed Hall and A. Stocking played for a very pleasant leap year surprise party at Giles Hatten’s last Friday night All report a good time. . The Mutual Lils lusuraace Co, Feninsulai* Stoves and Ranges The recognized leaders. Others and good makes. Coal and wood cost money. You can save money by buying a stove that saves fuel. We have them and will be glad to show them. Call in. GOODYEAR BROS. J. JU. Mclliain, Special Atent. JI A 9.1 * �"Daniel—fatherr shrieked mother and daughter, but there waa a laugh from all the men, and Bob pulled the women to the ground with the leering remark: . "Daniel has got particular business on hand just now. and he begs yon will ex­ cuse himr ^Tor a moment tho women were help­ CQHDEKED less with surpriso and fear. They saw the body of husband and father stretched on the sod. and both realized that ba had been struck down by the renegades. As they stood trembling and helpless two of then men begpn hitching the horse to the wagon, a third was busy­ robbing the dead, while the fourth Makes an every-day convenience cf an looked to the wheels to see if -all was old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. right Brave men and women think fast and Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each plan quickly. When life Is in peril one package makes two large pies. Avoid must not give way to feelings of fcrief. Both women know that murder had imitations—and insist 'on having the been done, and both fully realized the NONE SUCH brand. plot of the renegades, but after the first, MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse. N. Y. shock' Of surprise and the first moment of weakness their courage returned. C. M.'Atkin-on, qf the Crystal Falls "RunP It was tho mother who whispered the Diamond Drill vsulji to le 'late game warden. word as she noticed that all the men wpnt busy for the moment. They sprang away together, but sep­ arated alinost at once, aud were hidden Nop* SuchJ 7*\eat When uho wns a Child, «*« criwl for Castoruu When she became ML*»n ibo dung to Cnstoria. When sho bad Children, she gave them Castnria. New Buston is to have a creamery. Over 1,000 lots' have been Lansing during the past year. platted In Missaukee county there are acres of improved land In farms. in 13.354 The Te»timonlal« Published on behalf of Hood's Sarsaparilla are as reliable and as worthy your confidence, as It they cjmo from y- ur best and most trusting neighbor. They s’ or <n|y tbe simple facts tn regard lo what H<« Kar- u>arhta has done, always within truni wr.d rexmu. * Constipation, and all troubles with the diges­ tive oncons and tbe Urer. are cured by Hoods Pills. Unequal led u a ditmer pl L TUgoL.pE.bl OOFYRIQHT BY AMCfttCAN PRKSS ASSOCIATION. IFBI CHAPTER NIL by the darkness before being missed. “Jack, you stay by the horses—the rest come along!" shouted Bob, anil nei­ ther woman was a hundred yards away when pursuit began. The mother bore to the right, the daughter to the left. The mother made a half circle to come back toward the wagon on tho opposite side' from which she had started, but tho daughter ran straight away. Hidden by the darkness ant| having the advantage of the start, she would .have escaped but for accident As she ran she stepped on a stone and twisted her ankle until the pain made her cry out ' That cry located the girl for ono of tho renegades who was rushing hither aud yon at random, and he came up aud seized her us she sank down, helpless to bear a pounds weight on* the injured limb. Tho search ended here. “Let tho old ono go,” said Bob as Lizzie was carried back to tho wagon. "She's headed back for Nebraska, and if the wolves don’t pick her bones before daylight tho Indians are sure to come across her. Now let's be off at once.” The team was a’l ready to move, and' the route, had been decided on in ad­ vance. They were to bend to the left, cross the south fork .higher up and then enter the Hills between the foothills and the mountains themselves. Nature makes her first effort to form mountains a mile or so from where tho real mountain is to be heaved up. The ground is thrown up into foothills, which are like an abatis in front, of a breast­ works. Weary for the moment with this effort nature creates a long, narrow val­ ley, rich in springs and sweet grasses, and beyond that builds up the grim and frowning mountains. These valleys are so numerous and bend and anglo so often that they furnish secure hiding places for parties who desire to escape observation. Lizzie did not ask after her father. She realized that tho villains had made him their first victim. Her mother, as she knew, was a wanderer on the plains. As for herself, she was so overwhelmed for the first quarter of an hour that she could not speak. Bob rode beside her and guided the horses, while the others rode on ahead and on the flanks. • "Needn’t be afraid of me,-honey,” said He came up and tetzed her az she sank down. the leader as he put a hand on the girl’s "We are too. mistrustful and suspishoulder; “I ain't bad. I'm the best fel­ citras/’.replied tho father as ho looked ler in the country onless I'm riled. Wo from' tho wagons, still in sight, to the renegades searching tho trail. "No ono wanted the wagon and wo wanted you, would dare molest us with the camp but you’ve tumbled into good hands, my only a few miles away, and the man gal—best hand* in the world ” CONTINUED. will be back with tbe pins before sun­ down anyhow.” Ho spoko thus to encourage himself as well as his wife and daughter, but J. B. Wilson. 871 Clay St, Sharpsburgs neither of the three felt any the less Pg., says he will not be without Dr. King's anxious. The settler looked to his Win­ New Discovery for consumption, cough, chester to see that it was in order, re­ and colds, that it cured his- wife who was moved the bridles from the horses that threatened with pneumonia after an attack they might feed while ho waited and of "1a grippe,” when various other rem­ then stood on the alert for what might edies and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Barber, of Cooksport, happen. Pc, claims Dr. King's New Discovery has The sun waa only a handbreadth above done him more good than anything he the horizon when the three renegades ever used for lung trouble. Nothing like returned to the wagon and exhibited ono it. Try It. Free trial bottles at W. H. of the pins, which they claimed was Goodyear's drugstore. Large bottles,,50c. found a full mile away. A pry was now and 81.09. got in position, tho heavy body of the Mtoatrte Bitters. wagon raised so that the wheels could This remedy is becoming so well known be slipped on tbe axletree and then one and so popular as to need no special wheel waa made (secure. mention. All who have used Electric The settler and his family watched Bitters sing tlie same song of praise.—A thothree men closely while they worked, purer medicine -docs not exist and it is but they seemed intent only di helping guaranteed to do all tiiat is claimed. the people out of their trouble. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of "We may bo rough in looks and bad the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, In spots,” exclaimed Bob as ho wiped bolls, salt rheum aqd other affections the sweat from. his forehead with his caused by Impure blood.—Will drive buckskin sleeve, "but we ain’t mean malaria from the,systeXD nnd prevent as well as epre aRTnaiarialrevern.—For cure *nuff to abandon a lone family to the of headache, constipation arid .Indigestion tomahawks of the Indians.” try Electric Bitters. Entire satisfaction "It is very brave and generous on guaranteed, or money refunded.—Price your part, and I thunk you a thousand 50 c to. aud 8L«0 per buttle at W. H. Good­ times over." replied Brown. "I wouldn’t year’s drug store. have believed that the train people would act so selflshlr." Tire best sabre in the world for euts, "I reckon wa’ve been .parceled out a« the wont of the let, bat that don’t make bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hand*, chilblains, us so. 1 don’t claim we are aainto, but corns, mid all skin eruptions, and positive­ I do say that when the pinch comes we ly cures piles or no pay required. It is can be depended on as white men. guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or There comes Pete, and 1 reckon your money refunded. Price 25 cents per box troubles are about over.” For sale by W. iL Goodyear, the druggist It was dusk now, and the num called Grand Traverse county liquor dealers Pete wm not seen until within a few have paid •10.250.03 lhe past year. rods of tho wagon. He dismounted on coming up. handed Brown a oouple of A Saginaw man lias been lined 21 times linchpins and said the train had gone for drunkenness within as many months. into camp nt the river. Brown walked to the wheel which needed tbe pin and was placing it in position when a sud­ An acid which exists in soar milk and den great light flashed before bin eyes elder, called latle acid. Is believed by phy­ and he sank to tho ground in a heap, sicians to be the cause of rheumatism. having buen struck on Lhe head with an Accumulating Jn the blood; it attacks tbe ax which o:uj of the m£n pulled from fibrous Uasues In the joints, and causes agonizing pains. What is needed is a the wagon. remedy to neutralize, the acid, aud to so While tho women had been nervous invigorate the kidavys and liver that al! .and anxious, tbe arrival ot tho man with waste will lw carried off. Hooifa Sarsapa­ lhe pins seemed an act of good faith, rilla h heartily -recommended by many and thpy were congratulating them­ whom It has cured of rheumatism. It selves on soon rejoining the train when poMessev jiiot Uw desired qualities, and so Bob sprahg up in front of them, seiaod thnroughl) purifies tb« blood as to prevent I. We augtme with either hand and said: rilla by all "Cornu oat of thill Wf’rtgDf M- "How delicious Is tbe winning Of a kiss, at lore's beginning. •mgs the poet, and his sentiment is true with one possible exception. If either party has the catarrh, even love's klsa lutes Its sweetness. Dr. Eage's Catarrh Remedy fat a sure cure for this repulsive and distressing affliction. By its mild, soothing, antiseptic, cleansing and heal­ ing properties, it cures lhe worst cases. 3-soo reward offered for an incurable case. The treasury department 'Wednesday purchased 320,000 ounces of sliver " " “ 80.6845. in town, suffering from piles, but what would prefer the easiest method of being cured. Noknife, no pain, beta sure cun* for piles by using Hill’s Pile Pomade. A printed guarantee with each package. By mail 81.00, six furSXOO. Try it to-night For sale by Fred L. Httoth, the druggist. “Island Lake." n noted resort at Itealje, has been ordered tilled up by. tbe city council. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Fennville peach growers will freely use quick lime ki their orchards as a pre­ ventative of yellows. Racing With Wolves. Many u thrilling tale has been told* by travelers of a race with wolves across the frozen steppes of Rusia. Sometimes only the picked bones of the hapless traveler are found to tell the talc. In our 'own country thousands are engaged in a life-anddeath race against the Wolf Cunsutuption. The best weapons with which to fight the foe. is Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis­ covery. This renowned remedy has cured myriads of ettses when all other medicines and doctors had failed. It Is the greatest blood-purifier and restorer of strength known to the world.- For all forms of scrofulous affections (and consumption Is one of them}. It Is unequaled as a remedy. Michigan ex-prisoners of war will hold their annual meeting at Lansing Tuesday, December 27th. M. D. Bailey. Receiving Teller Grand Rapids Savings Bank, says he cannot say too much'ln favor of "Adlronda." Wheel­ er’s Heart and Nerve Cure. Sold by W. II. Goodykak. Mason is progressive, and ns an evi­ dence of It maintains in luxury a hustling woman insurance agent. Charming people, these exceptional peo­ ple! ’Here's a medicine—Dr. Fierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for ihstanee, arid It's cured hundreds, thousands that're known, thousands that're unknown, and yet yours Is an exceptional case! Do you think tiiat that bit of human nature which you call "I” Is different from the other parcels of human nature? "But you don't know my case.” Good friend. In ninetynine out of a hundred cases, tbe causes are the Same— impure blood—and that's why; "Golden Medical Discovery” cures’ ninety-nlue out of a hundred. You may­ be the exception. And you may not. But would you rather be the exception, or would you rather lie well? If you’re tbe exception It costs you nothing, you get your money back—but support It cures you? Let the "Golden Medical Discovery” take the risk. .Mendon Is becoming literary, aud her best people have formed a club on which to try their effusions. Adrian’s school children number 2.306. George E. Cleveland, of /Addison, named his daughter Ruth. has Two thousand five-centers are smoked . daily by Alpena citizens. Christopher Smith, of Algonac, recently shot 111 dticks in one day. OUR COUNTY Frank Bullis, of Johnstown, wears a very unique watch charm in the shape of tiny Indian arrow head, found on his farm. The stockholders of tho (Stale Bank of Middleville held their annual meeting last week and elected the old officers. Freeport expects to have a new depot ifot withstanding tho burning of the L. •t H. depot at Lowell, os W. II. Clark, traffic manager ot the road says their loss will make no difference with Freeport. Wm. Bustancc who lives near Freeport was in Chicago last week and was held up by highway robbers and made to hand over his spare cash. truii • passing himself off in Jackson as a Mich­ igan Central detective and got credit all over the olty. Hsf was dlteovered and arrested last week an 1 may be sent to Join company with hie father who.is In Jackson prison. . Fred Leonard, of Grand Rapids, the question of whoso eompentency to take care of his estate of S 150,000 was taken to court lias been pronounced mentally In­ competent by the jury­ Jacob Braadstetter has the foundation built for a S 1,500, monument for Ills lot in the Prairieville cemetery. Warren Richards and wife, of Prairie­ ville. while driving to Kalamazoo Inst week, unfortunately broke tho vehicle and were landed on the ground. No serious Injuries were received but both say they don't-care to have it repeated. Frank Griffen who Ilves near Nashville met with a serious accident last Wednes­ day* while erecting a windmill on bis farm. Tbe mill was up and be was on top of it and in some way his hand was caught In lhe cogs while the wheel was turning and was mangled frightfully. As soon as lie Sould get his hand out he climbed down and several times came near fainting and falling to the ground. A doctor was soon'summoned and the hand dressed, leaving the patient feeling quite comfortable NEIGHBORING COUNTIES- Aldia Davison, a school boy of Lowell, while sebuffiing fell and cut his knee, blood poisoning set In and he la not «expected to live. And If be should recover wlJi do doubt bo a crippls. of Kentucky. It la given out upon the authority of Mr Henry Villard that Prince Blsmark £ interested to tbe amount of 8W.000 in Milwaukee street railroad properties. Edwin Gould has ordered from a press­ clipping bureau "al! the comments and accounts about” his father which have ap­ peared, or will appear, In "all the news­ papers of the wor&l-” Albert Myers and Cornelius DeHuis went arrested yeaterdav by the police on The wife of General Hancock declared complaint uf Julius Berkey, who- charges them with stealing a plank of mahogany that the latter went to bed .nt .7 o'clock fn valued at 320-and some quarter-sawed the evening on election day, 1880, being lumber valued at $12. Tbe lumber was too tired to await news. Next morning some of the finest In the dry kiln at the h« awoke nt dawn and asked if there were Berkey A Gay factory. The oak lumber any definite tidings. Upon her reply. was found converted Into the handsomest “Yea you are beaten,” be turned over and pair nf bob sleighs tbtacould be Imagined. went to sleep again. Tlie grain of the wootf Ia beautiful, and* Dr. J. P. Munn, whom Mr. Gould is uty as the buys were employed in the faoWrT’ der stood to have paid a salary of $40,000 they understood hnw to work it. The a year for his exclusive medical attendance, sleighs are finished as nleely ns a rich looked so much like the financial wizard piece of furniture and are strongly Ironed. that he is said to have once talked for They had the work or Ironing the sleds over a half hour to pastmaster General done at Kinuey’s blacksmith shop on Kent Wanamaker while personating Mr. Gould street. It ft» very likely that the mahog­ wlthont Mr. Wanamaker suspecting for a any plank was Intemlml for the sent of moment that it was any other, than Mr. thu bobs, as the boys had fiiilshetl It beau­ tifully. They pleaded guilty In oolloe Gould he was talking to. court mid paid $25.?■"» each.—Grand Rap­ The manuscript of Poe's "Tale of the Ragged Mountains” baa been sold at auc­ ids Telegram Herald. tion by Bangs A Co. for S3W. The story lunlAcounty’s recount gives the election contains about 3.000 words, and the manu­ of congressman to George F. Richardson. script. though written over sixty years The committee finished yesterday’ and ago. la in perfect condition. Neither pa­ their report was adopted by the board of per nor ink of tbe twenty-five pages of canvassers. The recount in Ionia result­ nute-paper Is faded or defaced. ed In a net loss for Belknnp of thirty, It may not be generally known that which gives Richardson a plurality of twelve In ' the district The original Queen Victoria once had poetic aspira­ count in Ionia gave Belknap a plurality tions, and carried them so far as to write uf 276. The recount gives him but 24<L a bndk of verses. She sent this to a pub­ which added to Ills plurality of 128 in Ot­ lisher under a noni de plume, and had thu tawa makes a total of :J74. Richardson's pleasure, well known to some humbler folk, of having It promptly “returned with plurality In Kent, according to the recount is 38(1, making his plurality twelve lu the thanks.” three counties. Richardson’s plurality* is The Czar's domestic life contradicts the safe, over aud above the questionable popular Idea of his character. He Is de­ votes which have been must contested In voted to his wife, nnd speuds must of hi* this county. The twelve votes which the evenings with bls family, frequently read­ Ionia committee Iwye long had under ad­ ing aloud while the Czarina embroiders. visement were thrown out. but bad they The will of Wilson G. Hunt, with assets and tile Plainwell nnd Paris ballots In question been counted. It would still leave of 85,000.000. has just been put on file In Richardson a plurality of six. Up to New York, aud calle out the fact of Mr. Thursday night Richardson had gained Hunt’s failure many yeans agu. After a eight In Ionia. The two remaining town­ hard fight he again got on his financial ships which were counted yesterday feet, called all hl* creditors to a banquet, morning, gave him four morer The re­ and under each plate was a ebeck for turns from Ionia were forwarded to the principal and interest of the Indebtedness state canvassing borad at Lansing yester­ of Mr. Hunt to the person named. . Tbe day afternoon. It is possible that there affair created a profound Impression at the may yet be a contest in the courts, but lime. Such men richly deserve the best prominent local republicans believe this words of praise. to be unlikelv.—Grand Rapids Telegram Peter Hartt, of Brooklyn, died Tuesday. Herald. He claimed to have been tbe soldier who nailed the United States flag to the mast Stirling and Crawford, a firm of Dla- at Fort Sumpter after It had once been tuondalc. Eaton county, made a shipment shot down, and that Major Anderson of 1.300 rabbit* last week. thanked him for that service. JI ad he lived a little longer until the south had Marshall is to bare an ice skating rink. fully established Itself at Washiugton. he might have wondered If hixbet was to be About 7:30 o’clock Monday evening regarded as patriotic. Charles Puleifier, a man ageu nixjut 27 years, called at the home of C. IL Dreps 700 Cherry street and demanded admit­ Benton Harbor has a queer cinb known tance hut was Immediately ordered away. os the Hobby dub that is never to lie dis­ Drawing a revolver he tired twice, at banded here nor hereafter. Its sessions which Mr. Dreps went to the door, when are secret and the personality and name three more shots were fired accompanied of each member Is lost as soon as he signs by the words. “I’ll put a hole through the constitution. The club may only meet you.” The police officers were notified below the level of the ground and nt mid­ nud-within au hour offleets Black and night Their present place of meeting If* Hayes had tifelr men in the JaiL They In a cellar and sessions will Im> held every found him at the boarding bouse of Mrs. Friday night Friday Inring chosen because Anna L. Mann, 381 Waahiugton avenue believed by some to be unlucky, but the south, where be had returned aud refilled hour being set to counteract any evil in­ the revolver. Puleifier was arranged be­ fluence, should stsph exist. fore Justice Dolan, pleaded not guilty and the examination took place Tuesday. Borne idea of the number ot ducks Puleifier says he came from St Johns two Slaughtered this fall at thc\Flats may bo weeks ago. aud is a mason by trade, that gained from the fact that Chris Smith, of he was looking for work and bad expected Algonac, has alone shipped away over to find employment. It is said that lhe 8.000 to en«lem markets. This figure canman ia insane, and that he but recently no’. however, represent a tithe of tlie spent three years tn the assylum at Tra- number killed, some hunters shipping erse City.—North Lansing Record. their own ducks away themselves and dispensing with the services of a middle­ E. E. Thresher, of Kalamazoo. hAs In­ man. vented an adjustable butt sight for shot F. R. Savage, a merchant tailor of Langnus. It can be placed on any gun and cau be so adjusted as to make the shot siug. whose arrest some time ago for con­ ducting a lottery or gift enterprise caused gun as accurate as a rifle. ■quite a sensation, lias succeeded in having Battle Creek churches are raising sub­ the case nolle prossequled in thu circuit scriptions to purchase a set of artlfical court, the prosecuting attorney having de limbs for a lady uf that city, who had cided that he waa not amenable to the hers amputated when a child. Nearly all the 8120 necessary to buy them has been Montague is to have an opera house. raised. W. K. Osmun fans bought tbe rink at that A worthy democrat citizen, of Dutton, place and is remodeling and fixing It up. Is accused of singing the following lines: He vrill put In some scenery and Saturday night, at which time It will b« formally I want to be a P. M., opened. 1.000 people will be able to find And with the P. M's stand. comfortable seats. An ink pad on tbe table, A stam|>er in my hand. Michael O’Brien of Kalamazoo says that And there before the letters he will walk against any man who In not I'll work with glowing face. less than sixty years old or nearly twenty And ns a Democrat, years younger than himself. He is a very I’ll try nnd till the place. well preserved and active man for one of Mrs. Peter Stewart, of Delton, itecently N. D. WiucheU, of Charlotte, wlll .be received from Mexico three.rcountci torl- “at home” to bin friends for several days. llght birds, making quite an addition to Sunday morulng be kindled a fire lu the her collection of relics and curiosities. new coal stove with kerosene and shavings ■ Delton K. O. T. M. are ureparing to and opened tbe door to see If It was burn­ ing the flames rushed out and consumed give an entertainment by home talent most of his hair, eyebrows and b<yird. shortly. John Briggs, of Maple Grove, was In Nashville one day last week with a load of bay and while driving through an alley In some manner It upset throwing Mr. Briggs down onto the tongue with a large quantity of bay on him. When extricated be was found to be unconscious/ and a doctor's assistance was required to bring him to. Fortunately no Injuries other­ wise than a large bruise was sustained. Mrs. Stevenson. mother of the vice presld.nMJl.cl, I* «» «< of tbe beat authorities on the early history Detroit wants to straighten Griswold street.. Detroit has other thing* which nwd correcting more than Griswold street. Mra. Eliza Haskins, of Odessa, has been transferred to the.asylnm at Pontiac. She and her husband separated last summer, A Battle Creek lady recently hung out soon after their marriage, and brooding a pall with a dollar in It for tickets for her over her trouble has rendered the woman milkman, but someone else got there Insane. Two weeks ago she gave birth to ahead of him nnd nowshesnys “she will a baby, know better than ever to do it again.” Onondaga people subscribed liberally Vermontville young people have organ­ for a creamery to be built by a Chicago ized n club for skating this winter and concern. The good people now claim that thvre wm too much wind on the part - of call it the O. K. Skitlng dub. the men from tbe windy city, and refuH* Dr. Morris Hale, a former resident of to pony up the cash. A big suit will Eaton Rapids, has been sent to Che De­ follow. troit house of Correction and fined 8730 The annual report of St£te Salt In­ for sending obscene matter through the spector Casey shows that there are 109 malls. firms engaged In manufactuilng salt, operating os drau and 14 pan block.-, Dowagiac people are rejoicing over the with an annual capacity of 5,425,000 fact that they are to have a factory for barrels. During tho last year 8,710,034 ruauufacturtng railroad suppliea. It will barrels were manufactured. Tbe office of ■aH Inspector abawe roeelpts at <18,730.89; He may lose Emma Boult sued two St. John's men for furnishing her husband with liquor. She got 835. John Schoonover and Edward Dell, of Utica, fe.ll off a scaffold. Both,were dan­ gerously Injured. Rev. P. Shermerhom. of the Rochester Congregational church, will become an evangelist An Oxford editor gave the acp of n bride six years (oo high. H« had tai publish a retraction. No news to speak of this week.—Coloma (Courier. Oar competitor must have been on n drunk. The Boomer's reporter finds plenty of news.—Coloma Boomer.' Jennlu JOBca. a yonng Highland girl, was badly hurt by falling fru.u a wagon. At a tpeelaj election Marion p-oplu voted to exempt from taxation tbe site of a promised stave mill. a petition I* being circulated at st. Joseph asking tho city to operate its own electric light plant. Dodge’fl point, nu Mullet lake, near Che­ boygan, will, hereafter b« .known as Dodge's Point summer resort. A l»nom will be inaugurated there. Fred Fjster and Harry Paddock, two Colon boys, aged 14 and 1:1 respectively, have skipped from home. Tlie city of*Fllnt is without cash. Bills Incurred tiirough the diphtheria scat! can­ not be paid, and It Is saij that the county will have to foot them. Fenwick men were content with dark­ ness and mud. Now the women have raised money fur street lamps. A John Frelburger. of Frelburger, Sanilac county, was accidentally shot in the face and will lose tho use ot both eyes. A 3-yearoki child of John Rogers, of Three Rivers, ’trank some, carbolic acid. The child suffered tcuibly. but will re­ cover. Wooden railroads were built in England, lu I6U2: iron rails werd first used iu 17d8; the first iron railroad wuk laid in America in 1827. An lugeuiona .instrument-lioa l*>n in­ vented for roughly indicatingtbe quantity of dust in tho attnospbere. It Is called the .koniscope. It caiuiste of an air pumpnnd a lube provided with glass ends. The dusty air to be tested is drawn into the tube, where it is moistened aud expanded. The depth «-f colei* seen on lucking through the tube indicate-.' the t'ezree of purity in the air.—New 'York Journal. The pleasure* of hunebuck r:<lli»g flow from the agreeable n-sumtions nttendjuit an (ligbtlikc motion, and from the knowledge that- something with life nnd thought sus­ tains us nnd carries u» over tins ground with speed andMifetr, and that. •<«», with­ out any mental or pl:y-.:cal ex.-rth n on our part.—Exchange. __________ SsL__ GUARDIAN'S 8ALE. In tbo matter nt the estate ot Wilber A. Moore, a minor. Notice »« hereby given ths: I shall ;i at public auctiou to the highest bidder unSatuni .y lhe Ail! day of Erbroary. A. D.. at t- a o’clock In tha .foremmu s’, the Probst* office. In the City nt HasUngs. In the County of Harry, in the 8teu< of Micbiean. j.tir-uat.t t.> tioense nnd authority grouted to me ••’* ’GUi djv of Augu-r. A. !>.. by t’*Probate Court of Harry County, Michiean. u*t of lite estate, right. Utt-and Intere-l <«f the •• I minor of. In nnd to the rd itesltuntro sml l*ehrc iu tho County ft iUrry. in ’he • • ' Mlt-mgM’ known and described tot’o**. tiewit: The north half of l!to so il it h of of the vorth on-; quarter -*f aeeUbn tbtrty-thrro. i.'wu fonf north ranee eight west. thded.Dec l-Ju. X-D.. ISM. PROBATBORDER Btatc of Michigan, County of Harry-m At a acit-doa of the ProMte Court fur :l.o County of Harry, hnldeu at*the Probate office, in tbeCttyof HastiiiK'.in said county, on Wedbev. <Hy tbe tali <Uy <>( December, in the year onethousand eight hundred nnd ninety two. Present, Charlos W. Armstrong, Judge of ProlMUe. In the matter of the estate of Cyr-« s Welch. oeeeaaed. Ou reading tutd filing the petition, duly veri­ fied, ot Eliza a. I'Url.ler. slater of Kud dvceared, proving ibid nd mln Is trail on of said rslat» busy be granted to Junes H. McKevitt, or to some other suitable person. Tbereupou it Is ordered, that 1 uesday the inch dayot January, A. D.. two at ten o’clock in the foreuoon.be aasicned for the bearing of said petition and that the heirs at law of said de ceased aud idi other persons Interested l» said estate, are required to appear at a session ot said eonrt, then to be hohten nt the Probate of­ fice, lu the City of LiasUugs. In aal<! county, and show enure, if any there !»<•. «iiy < he prayer ot the petitioner may not be gran’ed. And ft is further ordered, that said p; titioner give notice to the persons .Interested In said estate, of lhe pendency of tndd petition and the hearing thereof by caudmr a ropy of this order to be published tn the H>jtilnn Ba NN Kit, a oevrspajR-r printed amt circulated lu said County of Itarry, unre tn each week for ttf>ee suctonlv weeks previous to said day of hearing. his years. The dead of Union City exceed the living. Tho grave yards contain 1.512 W. C. Westland, the popular editor of Ixxlles and thu town 1,150 living per­ t the Grand Ledge Independent, who re­ sons. cently married Miss Lila Cosgrove, a Tho Jackson kt*rm Iks netted 81.300 and Bellevue yonng lady, was presented by the swells of that town groan when they his friends with a beautiful silver tea set think on Christmas. as a token of the regard in which they Tho government work at Muskegon hold him. harbor will continue as long as the A young married couple living near Ot­ weather permits. sego are very anxious to improve all their Grand Haven nlmrodi are trying to kill golden hours says the Jlerve. They arose a solitary wild goose whkb fancies Spring at midqlght recently, it whs bright moon­ lake. light nnd he cared for the horses and milked the cows while his industrious Grand Haven wants farmers who peddle better half got breakfast. . In their hurry meat to take out licenses. they had neglected to look at the clock Now cases ot diphtheria have appeared when It struck one. Of course the> Imme­ In Bay City. diately sought repose again, but ate breakfast at a later hour than usual that morning. pat a bullet in his ankle. the foot. (A tmc cop}.) Judge ut ProOMte NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS ON CLAIMS. State <4 Michigan. County of Barry—ss. Estate of Au.«(ln D. Bassett, deceased. We th> tiudendiroeil, having been appointed by the Probate court for lhe County of Barry. Htate ot Michigan. eonuniMluiicrs to receive, ex­ amine and adjust all ctaltna and demands ot all peraona,MK»in»t said d*eaH. do hereby «l»o notice Ihal we will meet at the Probate Office In the City ot IlMllnri. on Tber>day, the -round day of March, A. D. 1S33. and on Fri.tay, the second day of June. A. D. tK«3. at ten o'clock A. M.. of each said day». for the purpose urvosa -of examining and allowing said claims and that six months from tho around day of Decem­ ber. A. D-. ICT2. were allowed bv said court for creditors to pireent their claims to u« f<*r examination and allowance. Dated December 2nd..* D.. ” " 1SJ2.‘ •■Cof.imlMtonen W. E. POWF.HS. FROM AIK ORDER. State of Michigan, County of Bau/-as. At a »M«too ot the Probate court for tba county of Barry, hoidnn at the Probate Office m the eliy of Hastings, in said county, on Wednes­ day, tee 30thUav ot November, iu tbe year one thoii«-unt cirfn hundred and ulnetytwo. Present, Charles W. Arnmtrung, Judge ef In the matter of the estate of Janies Cox, decease*. On reading and n 11ng tho petition, duly veri­ fied. ot Luelau A. Hyde, administrator of said esta'e, prating that Ito mar be lleomed to sell the real estate of said dreezsed as In said pe­ tition described for lhe reasons and purposes therein »•< forth Thereupon it I* ordered, that Wednesday, the •mh day «d Deeeuther. A. I>.. M ten o'clock Ut the furen<-un. be n.v>igtM-d fur tho heariMOf ■vud peUt.’on. *iai that the balra al law of skid dee-aved and .all other persons Interested in said estate, arc required to appear nt n seesioa of Mid court then to be hotucii at the Probate tRBce. iu thd city of Haatlnp. tn said county, and snow cause, IL any there be. why the prayer �DEATH’S SHADOW TO BOYCOTT THE EXPOSITION. Remains Near the Couch of the Maine Statesman. the theead of life still holds, tnont on the Patient1. Condition—Thb Physician Declines to Make Any Predic­ tion of the Issue—Doubt About the Char- Cuntfnrtably. Unlike tin Dutch Process No Alkalies WAsniXGTOX, Dec. 20.—At 4 o’clock this morning there wns no indication of any change in the Mluation at the Blaine resi­ dence. WAunxunnr, I>c. 30,-The feature oj yesterday at the Blaine mansion was the arrival from Nuw York of Dr. Loomis, who has a wide reputation as an expert on Bright’s disease. He and Dre. Johnson and Hyntt held a consultation and are re­ ported to have agreed exactly , ns to thn trouble with the patient and tho correct treatment. At 11 n. m. they issued a bulletin 'in which tho public was araured that Mr. Blaine was In no immediate danger^ but it was "im­ possible to predict,” etc. Ane of the doo tore added to this tho hope be hnd that tho patient might improve sufficiently to be taken to California. SMOKE Other Chemicals G=ra used iitt the preparation of NO. 35 ALWAYS THE SAME W. Baker & Go.’s iSS ALWAYS THE BEST Breakfast Cocoa, 5 which ia nbaolutcly pure and soluble. • CIQ/1K IN THE It has atorr than three times the strength • of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot! or Sugar, nnd is far- mure economical, ! is delicious, nourishing, nnd kasily , Sold by Crocors everywhere. i.!>.f.st:b. W. Baker & Co., Dorchester, Mass, HASTINGS BANNER and. New York Tribune, IN THE ; NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW ; THE RIGHT TOPICS, BY THE RIGHT MEN, AT THE RIGHT TIME. Avchigan Central | I THE TOPICS a re-hl ways those which are uppermost In the public mind—in morals, poliVcs. Adduce, literature, bus­ iness, finance, industrial economy, bociai gpd municipal affairs, etc.—In short, ail subjects on which Americans require and desire lo Ixi informed. No ,mag­ azine follows so closely from month to .!p m.lp.tnJp.m. mouth the course of public interest. :|l2.«i u.w3i l.QO I All Htibji-cts are treated uf impartially on both sides. ‘ The Ntaaan Falls Rautc.” Scientific American Agency for CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS, DESION PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS, otcJ to ItaedboA* write to jh<»a:>wat7nkw York. Cidcat huroan tor securing pstems in scientific American LsrreU ctrculatfo® of W Ml«mtiOe wrln tho »4:, SplondKlljr lllurtrstsd. man staoabt bs wnhoutlt. Woekly, «XOO* rear: »LS»k month*. Atldrom .uX .Jt: . N*w Ynrk Ctlr.MteftVO, | THE CONTRIBUTORS io the Review j. are the men and women to whom the ■; world looks for the most autlioralivc , • statements on the subjects of the day. No other penotQdal can point to 9bch a succession ot distinguished writers. The list b a roll of Hie people who arc making Hie history, controlling the affairs, and leading the opinion Of Un­ age. such as Mr. Gladstone, the Prime; Mlni-b-t of England; Mr. Blaine; Signor Crispi, Ex-Prime Minister of Italy; Baron illrsch; H. IL 11. the Count of Paris; Cardinal Gibbons; Bishops Potter. Doane, Malta lieu, Foss, etc., etc. ' Cures SickHeadache NUTIUEFUR HEARING CLAIMS. 8ta;n.i! Michigan. County of Rtwry -ss. Nortde l< Iierrtby given, that by an onter of jh? I’rttbate Omit D»r the Couttty Of Bjwry made on thoZ'tU day «>! November. A D. tsitt, six matlH »n>ni that date were Mtawed for cred­ itor* r- present their claims against tbe estate of D vv;.l N L ike, late ot M «i-ceK*r.l. find that all creditors of said -are refialrod t‘» pri-nml the lr ria 1jn'* ,*‘’5?}" Pron.ue Court, at the Probate office. In lhe City of Hm-tlngs. fur examination "n or t efo.-e - the xrth day of May ne..t. ami that such cLJtiH will be heard »>etor> Mdd urt.: on Tuesday, the A'lh jtay oL K’?™’?d mi Mumi.iy. the SMh ttay of M*v M. nt ten o'eiu-’.i hi thu loreibwn of each uf a«».x u Judce of Probate. Price. $5.00 a Year. NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, 3 East 14th Street. Jijcw York. -’□MOKTGAGFj sale. '—72^7 Default having been mMe »“ a certain-mor’wiem.ulB b> 3,prrtU b itpar.l nd Rachel A. Shepard, hl* *‘te. «o Gid dlhre Whitmore tl e R^Ut r 1870. and recorded In the ofthe ResLi «.r ‘>f deeds, for Ute Count); nf B,lirr\.n,ri ?t MlelilinUi. an tlie 2911 dav of November A. !>.. U73 in Uber H Of mortgages, on page *0. which said mortgage was duly asripy-d by 't-irk MeCntnlv. ndnilidslr.it or ofdty thu of Febnr iGiw5 > WpXrre. on lhe«h nrviiMi to < ’rJlita MeCarnlv. su I ra.-l ssstgnrSdldofy‘W-rd-Miathe nfficeoftbu register Stan".'•'C;'.1 Mlcliiean on tli«'20lh day of Aiigusk A. D. }- •’-• I.. inartraue- on page Ml, on which j ROIIA VE UltDB It . gtate til Michigan, Cminty of uta At? session of the Probate (x»urt foj** <»un»T *>f ’tarrv. holden at the 2“ the city, of Itastlmt’. In-.wld ejwntv .n TU£ taw Vomited to”redayheanhdav ut November, to tl.e/ear one SSX;r’mS.eyiTreeiTred ay said mongage. tbonsand eight hundred-and ninety l*of. Fre-ent. Charles W. Anrstromt, JudM of u-Blw nt Ul« .4 Mkhvl Ik,.v;e'.-.eci»*ed. ar.d of d'!,*nPl“12< were the heirs at la*1 of said dcoease'li nnd titled trader the laws of this state to Inherit bls Judge of Probate. Dr. Johnston wa* ,-uked if there was not great danger of complications in Mr. Blnitu-’s case. He said there won, of course. :‘a» there always is when a |h-rson Is sick.” He would not say that in Mr. Blaine's awe the danger was exceptionally great, but admitted that a gn-At deal de­ pends on the next few days., "I do not re­ gard Mr. Blaine us being in greater danger of death today than I did ten liny* ago." He was m»kid to give a ‘ brief and simple statement of the palientta case, hut -mid hccould not. It would take half n column to explain the case. ; Don’t HeDevo it UrlRbt't Disease. One,ductor who fans frequently Ireen called to treat Mr. Blaine nnd members bf j hi* family war* asked n few wevks ago if Blaine had Bright’* dis-oM-. lie «ald: “If Mr. Blaine had Bright's disunite 1 would I nut tell you no. because that would l>o re­ vealing n confidence coining to inc in irty t capacity as Mr. Blaine’s physician, but I | ion tell*you that Mr. Blainei ha* nftt got ; Bright's diaenaoaud, although 1 have sub-| mitted him to every medical tort, I can find i nothing to indicate nny symptoms of thnt I disease.” rious for a In. < The doctors in attendance : Pphaner was taken before United . totes lution sets in. * ----------- —------------------- i Commissioner ‘ . „rn -nid I Commissioner, Hoyne and committed in on Mr. Blaine »’»«.ne have repeatedly anid m bunds uf M,«» to await the trial, but owU, q.iration* il at Mr IMarneretains un,Uble fatal sickness in tin, man’s full cnnsclouMmsffl and his mental faculties ing to probable fatal sickness in tho man’s family tbe government authorities desire are as keenly sensible *s they ever were in to'suppress the name for the proenk A his lawt day*. He undoubtedly realizes his full confession is in the hands of tho de­ precarious condition nnd knows that his portment stolen money was found pnrtment and the tne acoieu n hold on life is very frail indeed. . .i------- i------ - tojd jjjjj oflidnl. buried m here the prisouar Drew Too HcaYy <>u HU Vitality. ; he hail hidden it. " The original trouble with Mr. Blaine. According to a friend of the family, mm dftc to lite exhaustive laborshnd tho man-. PlTTsni.’RG, Dec. 20.—District Attorney ncr in which he has been drawing on k ms viudity " tha Ho ।Barb ;«h to,,k “ hnt“l In lhe future nnd exhausting his vitality. Ho . “rklng under nn.ta high l.Ul. ’poisoning potan:nKease .^»»l.nUr 11-l.n.l munata murv “• wnrlrimr yi-sreruay. ire nau wnnanw fans for * i . . s ”^. t,ni ;X, . .. bc?n .. ... ।. ixsut-d -1 ter f,,r the arrest iirnnt of nt liempsey I)i-niiisi*v and nnd DavidDnvidof this cxL. itaBlun-. V- w«-ko» Itato <““» n"1 IUTCT1*'1 “ **** “CTUuUsri-ten computations. -— • were naturally the llrsd to be affected ami Senator Gibson Dead. the first locnl trouble wrts with the kidneys. Hot STRINGS, Ark., Dec. HL—Senator R. L. Gibson died hero yesterday nfteruorin, CniCAOO, Dec. 20.—Tbe committee np- after a lingering and apparently painless point.il bv the board of control to look illness. He was born iu Woodford county, into the matter of tbe awnnl of the con­ Ky., Sept. 10. Ib-t!, nnd at the time of his tract for printing the World’s fnir cata­ deni h was senior senator from Ixmislami. logue to the W. B. Conkey company re­ THE DEATH RECORD. sumed its investigation yestenlay. Di­ rector Butler, who carriedlontlw' j Jonx hillLK L« MolNXE. the well-known tions. repudiated the “ifc had Fl*** Matesman, al Paris. there was any job In the^J"* J£c " DjOBICK Lane, one of the moat promb cnn-fullly examined the "'““X J I neut citizens of Troy. N. Y. SoOo’tatSa or'liw.'i ,AVcr»TSl»o»Lj_c%nulHlhl.L.rm..«l«l cent, interest oim» " »> nftv doltare covsU,«nSid>rfnrrth-'nhh tho premises IwteR deenanted f w tn reiib > „ thJlt cfirlaIn iOt 1‘ TjSS situate lu the township Sil 'Xiriy -v. Assignee of Mortgagee. 8MIT" ^ktton'eys for Assignee ot MortgageeDecember. 18M. ' | «.£ UM1- ^“^...u.koow,, I trician. at Fort Wnyue, Ind. । j H D(.B\UKV( vl(3B preaident of the t j.t,nnHyjVauia railway company, nt I’hlladclphi|U DANIEL R1CBARM0N, leading bnstness man of Indianapolis. John Cockrell, son of Senator Cock­ rell. at Warrenburg, Mo. John HCff Jones, capitalist, at De­ I troiL THXRON BAUR0W8, prominent citizen and flnaucier of Elgin, Ills. ---------Hknuv N. Holden, well-known lumber­ Chicago, Dee. 10,-G.nend AdUl E. Bteven»oa did not arrive In tbe city ye. man, at Chicago. Henry W. Hilliard, ex-minister to Url.y M M been expected. He went at Atlanta, Go. from Bloomington direct to btLoui. on Brazil, Colonel & 8. BEAN, pioneer citizen of bi. w»y to AtUnU, where to wffl bo «nCreston, la. tertained by the Commercial club. ariiklng War ou i» itace Track. Chicago, Dec. 17.-State warranto were swum out yenterday for the arrest of the . . - -------v— of moflirera, judges, starter and. — makers the foreign-lxxika at the Hawthorne wwtnick. The complaint ia made by prominent c>uxernvbf Oak. Park, in which suburb tha track is located, but the names of the comnliduan'ts do not appear in the warranto. The offense stated is that of keeping a common gaming house. TIME TABLE. In effect November Mth.XMS.Favorite Route between Gracd Rapids, Detroit and the earn. Lv. I GMiwE^f | A.M. Ifi. M. FAST LIVIHO AND A QUICK DEATH a City Tre*«ar»r's OtHee Falla, and the Apparent Culprit "Takes Arma Agidnst a Deficit of *03,000. „ East Parts .. McCord „ AlfO .. Elmdale .. Clarksville , Uike O.lfhsa ,. Woodbury altl ken „ Grand laslgc ,. lauislng .. Detroit K ST. InOVis, Dec. 20.-Sixty-thrco thousand Jj_____________ dollars short. That is what Comptroller Lv Howard City „ Edmore Stevenson tells the mayor in the brief re­ Stanton port of a pfirtial examination of City Treas­ .. fonla Ar Grand l^dga urer Foerstel'a books, which was ordered yesterday becauSe of a fire and a tragedy jGoiUK West । a. M. which occurred early in tho fprenoon. Tlie Detroit* tire was in the city treasurer’s private office laxlru, and the tragedy vyas the suicide of the Mulliken treasurer’s non. Acting Mayor Walbridge, Snnfletd Woodbury upon bearing of this big shortage, imme­ LaMQMMa diately suspended the treasurer nnd offi­ Qtarkavute Hlmclracially notified him of. the fact. Charles Alto Parsons, a prominent banker, has been ap­ McCord Eaat Purls pointed to succeed Fceratel as treasurer Grand Rapid,-. temporarily. He filed his bond within on hour. He is ex-president of the American Bankers’ association and one of the best ~ C rand hedge Portland known financiers in the United States. Ar Ionia FOERSTEL ACTSLRATH3R QUEERLY. K<>po*cd iu ilini. CHICAGO,Dec. 30.—Federal officers have placed under arrest a well-known postoffice employe, a man of good family mid heretofore above suspicion, on a charge of .. robbing the United Status mail. They have recovered j-NX) that was stolen between Bright’s disease in it* last stagv* is gttn- M, tag & Mm The Sinner Footing the Bill with Cold Lead. I.TL.. Forrald. The notes were K..1.I held 1... by <1... tbe St. Louis National bank for account of bearer of Barton, who hnd discounted them for CntCAGo. Dec. 15.—There seem* to be no change in the situation of tlie telegraphists’ Yow. Mr. Foeratel atoncu> repudiated the endorse ini i*. ts on the notes, claiming thnt strike. The strikers' committee complains his name had been forged on them. On t lint the company has been employing de­ thu other hand Bp^fon duimetl the endorse­ tectives fpr the purpose of lietraying the ments were genuine, nnd that tho money tliken- into some unlawful net which had been obtainwl with the fell knowledge ■voul l iurn public sympathy ngninatjthem. of Mr. Foeratel^ to b« used in coacenling ft nt these alleged detect i vest accosted shortage in bis cash at the tegular monthly . Haimcy as Runney ;o* that gvntlenum gentleman was feavleav- auditing uf the treasurer's accounts. William F. Yow, tho maker of the dis­ iug the dining-room of the I’idmer House yesterday, and offered to blow the Rock honored note*, claimed that they were not I-.htnd rvnd sky high if given lhe protec-. the first by any means which ho hnd nego­ tiated bearing City Treasurer Foerstid’s tion uf the telegraphers* organization. Mr. Ramsey caught him by the collar of the indorwment, but thnt on the contrary be coMand rang up lheclevatGt fortbe purpose hnd been negotiating such notes with J. of getting an officer, but the alleged delee- Brooks Johnson, John H. Vette and Sand­ live mode a dash for libarty and descended ford M. Barton, nil money broken*, for a the stairs four steps nt a time. He was year past. He claimeil that nol only were iost among tin- crowd and has not since the indorscmtlits of Treasurer Foeratel been discovural. genuine- but thnt fully two-thinls of the money .borrowed on thorn went to the city THE WORST KIND OF THIEF. treasurer. . !1 «“'• 2'^“- ““*• S£d«iid’ ’LSSiK’ I hereof by causing a co y of t ub order to ' "•-"’WWSd IJSSEd 5;'Ki> ■5~w.f' । ' would have h„l to torn...lock '"’OilredffingandHHdk Ute ot KHe Mny Doyle, doneh;<sr of »*<«! decw*ea, uraylnz f:r re.therein state 1 that_an r nluit w io are nr were the helra M If* “« •"g deeease l and entltleil to Inherit Mid o»taP nnu their r.'saec’.iv.! rightataerein. the "2d Thereupon it tsord< red. thatJhnrsday. u.e -dayoiIWcember,A. for-no-iti. be av«ga'*l ter tbn ht*r,npetition and that tho heirs at tawof te:«ed and all other personaJnreres.iri •" • estate .are required lo appear nt a »e*Mono« sold Court, then b> bo holden nt Lite i roo-ji , Ona Important Symptom Missing. THE TIME when these subjects are treat­ ed of by these contributors is the very time when the subjects are in the public mind—not a month or two after people have ceased to think of them. Tlie promptness with which lhe Review furnishes iu-readers with the most autlH»r*tiv«> Information upon lhe topics of the day is one of its mgst valuable features. feuliiililB® Subscription until, temple frm. Ua*jijuz>Txa Cu..3i» w.uuisvm^.a. —.... QUESTIONING THE DOCTOR. SIN’S WAGES PAID: About 8 o'clock yesterday morning fire waa discovered in the city treasurer’s office In the city hall. The fire department re­ sponded and tbe tire was soon extin­ guished. Then It was discovered that 'the vault of the city treasurer was open and a Resolutions were- presented by the com­ quantity of paper bad l»ecn taken from the mittee on organizations declaring that thl- vualtund placed on a table in the treas­ strike and boycott are uselera In the bandit urer’s office and set on fire, which was the of organized labor when public opiniop cause of the alarm. There was a hole near and all the powers of our civil, military the vault calculated to leave the impres­ nnd judicial governments are arrayed sion that the vault bad been burglarized. A Tragical Coincidence. against, them, and that wealth, vested right* and propertk-d interests are siiboF . ----------------------------------------------About the time tho discovery was- made dinttie to tin- {lower of the government. I news reached the city hall that young Ed For tin* reason the resolutions demand Foeratel. son of Uity Treasurer Foerstei, thnt tho government should bi- by the committ«l committed tmlcide mickle liv by nh,wifin«r shooting lilm**.lf himself people* In fact; and to accomplish this it through the head at! his room at No. 2112 was suggested that the powers of tbe bal­ Pine street. lie went home Sunday night lot bo added to that ot the strike and boy- shortly after 11 o'clock appearing perfectly colt. It wn» further suggested that a natural, went ia to see Mra, Lewis, who campaign of education be Instituted among kept the house he roomed in, nnd with working people that would result in the whom he was on the friendliest terms, and election of tabor representatives. then bid them good-night nnd went to his room. Jiret after,& il hl yesterday n shot Sumi- KvMilutiou* Introduced. a heavy fall were heard in ____ his room Rcfolutii-ns were introduced in* favor of .nnd __________ . ____ _____ ___ —— — -___ prohibiting nnd wnru when tne the uuurwns dour was burst open bta dead promminig Japanese .>apnner*.- immigration: immigration: for ror n a || nnu unrovopen msaeau eongrcMionnl the। body Cour on with the floor with h bullet o.—•’ «inquiry into theinto Cueur wast body foundwas onfound the floor a bullet | d.A1,,„r the bota ll> U» Utopte. • |a]x,|. p^bh-n In the public schools. It j Some NlnnAus Financial Doings, I W/W rc-olvwl to declare the Duqucsnu and i The ixxurrefices related in the foregoing. Alvin theatres non-union if they reftiMs to are supposed to be the culmination of some fcjgn rtII mtten(L..j of their employes. | sensational suits and developments con। An attempt todiscuH* a resolution for an ! corning tbe city treasurer and certain I vgtra session of congre.*« to pnst free trade I money lenders. About Sept. 20 suit waa : h-gidation wns declared out uf order andbrought in the suprema court by Sanford ! uf|t,r M(Ine n)Utjnu businas* the federation ; M- Barton against (Sty Treasurer Foeratel > tuijuunu?! ter the day. ! aggregating *7,OOU, drawn by W. F. Y'ow, -- ------------' an an employe employe of of the the dly city treasurer, treasurer, aud and purpurlOFFEREO TO BLOW. UP THE ROAD. |pMUni „,c' ot Mr. “Mr. Blaine is resting easily," said Dr. Johnston at midnight, in reply to the usual questioning. “Very much to my gratifies-'* tion 1 found him awoke and apparently cheerful. He had partaken of nourishment throughout ’he evening, nnd the family were nlso more cheerful. Dr. Loomis* speedy return to New York is evidence that we do nut consider Mr. Blnlne in any im­ mediate danger. Tills lost call of mine wns not originally intended, but as I wns out with my family making social calls nt a rather late houi 1 thought 1 would run in nnd sec Mr. Blaine beten- retiring. During my-stay he conversed with me at consid­ erable length and I shall be greatly sur­ prised if my sen ices are needed at any time i during the -night.” । A Friend Who Is Not Hopeful. A friend of the family stated that Mr. Blaine is liable to a recurrent ntUudc of In-art failure at any moment, and thnt the family have been warned to pn-pare for tho -WI 11 tt worst when uit. comes. ”" snld •• •• , . the Kto lejnau.-II... phy.lcton, .tot. th.t Mr. I inform th-'niFcItts uit the subjects that B1UI..V :s lM-.!«r the)^.mply n-.'-n that he claim public attelitlv.i from one month ts alive, nnd that 1* about tin true statoj to another an by tending the North tnc.it of lu* condition, (.ordtals of a *unurlame nature and «;t!i -r liquid r-iundunent -Vuerican He view. ” x sre given him at frequent intervals, and these {done keep nitn«live. He lies helpless on his bud and caanor- changt- hb P1*4Y,*?* th*' ‘‘7 attendant*. Mr. Blaine may not live twolyo hours; he nurvive three or four days, but 1I may survive toubljll. ____ . doubt! H.”’ ‘ What Mitchell Tele<n.pbo<l to Gotupars from Chicago. PHILADXU-niA, Dec. 15.—In the Ameri­ can Federation of Labor convention yester­ day n telegram was read from tbe Amnesty association of Illinoh, calling for Indorsement of their effort to secure par­ don for the imprisoned Chicago anarchists. Tbt most emphatic came from Thomas Mitchell, president of the Chicago Trade and Labor assembly. It read: “It looks like a bitter- strife. We” will boycott World’s fair until it la clcusd. Souvenir coin will be nailed to the wall as a bodge of shame. Will hold meetings all over tho land, No competition was held in award of catalogue to scab shop. Public honesty outraged. Must kill Sunday opening. President lliginbolbam says union labor has no rights." To Cuualder the Militia, A resolution was offered nnd adopted calling for the appointment of nine memhere to consider ail matters that have been referral to the resolution committee re­ garding the action of the militia and the courts in relation to the Homestead, Gteur d’Alene, and\ Tennessee troubles. The special committee hi requested torecommeud a line uf action to the convention be­ fore tomorrow morning. Then ex-Senator Blnir, of New Hampshire, delivered on ad­ dress, the object being to make sentiment iu favor of national education. Ho said chat Ignorant labor was always cheap la­ bor, Applause greeted the statement that “tbe defeat uf the educational bill was a crime against humanity.” He praised the action of the Roman Catholic bishops at their recent meeting* which, be said, iudicste<i the withdrawal of opposition to tlio public school system and a future freedom of the -public school from religious intolf ’»“<*• ** 10 10. 1 M p’S |P. M. TmT Stanton l<lii>ore • Every day, others week days only, t stop on signal. Parlor cars on all trains betwaen Grand Rapids nnd Detroit. Seats 2S rents. ConneetioDB made n. Un Ion ata: Ion. Grand Kaplan with the Chicago* Wkst Mu higax Rah.wat ron Chicago a»i> thx Wkst and for MusksGON, MANISTKK.TKAVKItSK CjTY. ELK BAPws. CHAtuxvvix AXO Petoskey. Favorite route to AhtBumrcer resorts of northern MlduKau. RapidsVfor Chicago. 8 JO %fTrainsI leave .»r. <• Grand *1 . >1.0. > r’H.., Leave for Manistee sod Trave rac'dty 7 JO M.ur.dJ'X !>. M. l-eave lor Charlrxolx and Petoskey 7-JO A. 51. Parlor ear* on day train* and sleepers on Light trains to Chicago. Ask our agents tar further rurtleulsrs or write to Gkorok DeIIavkn, Gen’l rtunT Ag’t. Grand Rapldl. Siiwgo, Kal&oaioo & SigwW TIME TABLE. In effect September <!. 1S». dutloni. KORTN Kalamazoo Lv East Cooper... Kicblaod Junct Cressey... Milo Delton .... CloMsdalt Shultz Hastings. Coats Grove. Woodland Lansing. Detroit Gra-xl Rapids. Btatlons. sotrru. Kalamazoo Ar.. Ea-tCooiier Lv. Rlchlsaa June’t Cressey Milo Delton Cloverdale ... Shultz HASTJNQ8... Coals Grove. Woodland Woodhury » i« If, Lansing.. Detroit.... Grand Rapids. •Stops on signal only. Find the Former. t N<m. ft and 6 win not carry passengers unless It is also said that Focrstel paid as high provided with freight train pennita. ' Freight trains will be run u ihe convenience as 5 per cent, n month on t he money thus of the company, wbo reserve the right to change obtained. When tbe city treasurer was tbe time or such trains without notice. . W.8. Di-wimi. Genl Manager, seen he Btated that ho hnd refused to pay n. C. Porrart. Gen’l P. A T the notes because his alleged endorsement of them was a forgery. Although Mr. Fourstel rioimed that his indorsement bad been forged he said he would make no­ effort to unearth the forger or to prosecute him, but would merely defend tho civil suit. When asked if he knew what caused his son’s death Focratel said he only knew of the reported suicide. Up to an hour and a half after the shooting it is said to have occurred the city treasurer had apparent­ ly made no effort whajever to ascertain whether the rumor that his son had killed himself was true or false. Ho said that ■ 11. family nffidrs were nleasaqt and that Eddie was in a cheerful mood Satur­ day night when he saw him Inst and that I-xldio was not short in his accounts, lie knew: but that is nlx>ut all that could be gut out of him. Theory the Police Went to Work On. Your Druggist will supply you. The poiicu went, to wdrk on the theory that it was Young Foeratel who forged his father’s name to the notes. "Eddie’’ was his father’s chief assistant in lhe treasu­ rer’s office. He was very wild and spent large sums of money on fast horses, wine and women, anti it‘wns not a mat:er to lie surprised nt should ho prove to be short a large sum uf money in bis accounts. T\l‘ police say that he bad made elaborate a?raugement to prove an alibi. He had gone home at a into hour Sunday night and was known to have gone to betl. Then it is suppoted that be slipped out uf Lhe RES®.ffiiE house and set lire to his father’s office nnd KEVINE. then waited in tlie vicinity of rhe building to watch developments. Seeing that the prompt efforts of tho firemen Lad frus­ I Hi trated his pions he went back tp his room and sought ghe only menus by which he .could escape the penalty of his crime. Homo 1‘apera t’ouxuiued by thr Fire. Almost immediately after Ute lire in the treasurer's office was subdued the comp­ troller. acting undjy the law, took charge of the treasurer's, office. The door of the vault was wide open. Inside are two Of nJ! fennx large sitfc*. one cm top of thu other. The Uutir of the lower safe was locked, but both lhe out^r and the inner door of the upper ‘T.BJ. "H.-rt safe were open and the money tray exposed □aafCTOta un.ES' nEsror.AT, to vi«-w. Two held paper money and one silver. Treasurer Foeratel, when ho came, attributed the open doora to an oversight, which, he said, sumcrimea occurred. The ATIVE .’TEMVINE IOI fire did not reach these safes, but pape rs has brought me r«Mf sort < outside were entirely consumed. These f-jrojUoaor. ccd filter Mt may bu important, but that is not certain. . Why Suffer? When you can be Cured Thousands are suffering with •Torpid Liver-the symptoms are Depression of Spirits, Indiges­ tion, Constipation, Headache. Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator is a reliable remedy for Liver Disorders. It cures thousands every year; why not ’ try Dr. Sanford’s Liver Invigorator? HeadachE! NEW York, Dec. 20.—By a vote of 518 in favor, to 104 against, the produce exchange will be closed on Saturday, Dec. 2A MLM1LU MEDICAL. CO.. Elktart, M. �W.: GREBLE’S Ask for a Xmas calender for 1893. Make our store your Headquarters. New Book Cases, Fancy Rcokers, Side Boards, Pictures and Easels, Parlor Suits, Parlor Tables <THE BEST FANCY ROCKER IN BARRY COUNTY FOR $2.50.=New Line of Willow Goods, Picture Mouldings, Divans and Tetes, Sleds .and Wagons, One Hundred New Styles’Chairs ’ Direct from Factory. Visit the Prettiest Floral Store in Hastings before Buying THE LARGEST STOCK IN BARRY COUNTY. F. W. Greble. F. W. Greble. F. W. Greble. F.W. Greble, F. W. Greble. Hastings Banner Thursday, December 22, 1892. gars and I such luxuries as the rich can ■afford to b jy, but let the poor man with his wife and children etijoy their break­ fast withu it taxation. MARSHALL L. COOK. Editor. THS HASTINGS, MICH., PORTOFFICE, AUSt'ST 14. 1ST®.' Demoen ta are talking loujl about “the war being over twenty-seven years ago;” and'yet the peonle are . “paying pauper pensioners.” Well, the revolution was over longer ago than that, anir yet Uncle Saw pays twenty-two soldiers and daugh­ ters of revolutionary soldiers pensions. It pays pensions to 165 survivors of the war of 1812. It pays pensions to ff,551 widows of soldiers of tha war of 1812. It pays pensions to 15,215 survivors of the Mexican war, and to 7,283 widows ot sol­ diers of the Mexican war. It Is. estimated that nine-tenths of these pensioners reside in the south. Does democracy propose to cut them off in Its cheese-paring? Was the war of 1813 or the Mexican war more honorable service than that of tbe rebel­ lion? Let democrats answer. It is reported that David B. Hill has been offered the exalted position of Secre­ tary bf State by President-elect Cleveland. This may account for Cleveland carrying the state of New York by 45,000. * A bill has been Introduced in Congress for tbe revival of old state bunk issues of money. If It passes tlie printing fraterni­ j more will be heard from It. We have InSpeech making. ,, —- ... -------------------------t. «.1 up to tbe *["*■ — * our — — going “ and time of Closing with song “Come one, come i■ vestlgated vestlgnted I --------to preks there is not-------------------------a rinylc case of dlpli all ” I - ---------*--------thcria reported in the cily. Gko. R. Bowsex, County Lecturer. SCHOOL COLUMNMr. Robert Green and Miss Anna Tur­ ner of this city, were married at the resi­ dence of Dr. Turner by Rev. A. D. Grigs­ by on Saturday evening last. It has been sold there are no tides cn>he great lakes. Yet every seafaring man at the dty of Green Bay says there are tides here. The Green Bay people are certain of the tides, because they have seen them ami have been seeing them ever since they lived here. The tides come iu the morning and owning, and are highest at 7 a. m. and 7 p. m . From 3 until 7 in the morning the tide gradually comes in. After that time It begins to recede, am! is nt its lowest Eoint between 11 to 2:30. At tho latter our ihe evening tide commences and it rises continuously until 7 in the evening. ' when It liegins to recede. Tho height of tha tide varies at times a trifle, but It is never less than five inches and seldom over eight inches under ordinary circumstances.. Heavily laden boats of large size are de­ tained frequently ut this point during lowtide waiting fer the tide to come in Cap­ tains are so certain that there Isa tide that they will wait for some hours to take ad­ vantage of its movement before attempting to leave port. If there is a tide in Green bay then tiiere Li a tide on all the inland lakes. It may Ink too small to be measured, but Jt Is there just the same. Green bay is shaped not unlike the Bay of Fnntly, where the tides on the Atlantic are compressed until they rise to enormous heights. It. is. not unre.vonable to suppose that a t ide of half an inch or au inch from the wide stretch <tf waters east nnd west, reaching several hundred miles from Georgian l>«y» across Lake Huron, through the straits dPMaekInac, across the foot ot laske Michigan and up the long, narrow liar, would be c<»mprtWM-d ns to Ims at last perceptible. It would be impoMible to mett-Mire so small a a tide, and scientific men would be justW.ed in denying altogether the existence of a lake tide.—Wisconsin Cor. Chicago Herald. Many teachers need to exercise more care in tilling but the classification regis­ Mr. William Olner, of North Irrlug ter. If this woik ta properly done, the was married to Mrs. Kittle Bowtie Han- succeeding teacher can tell pretty definite­ auer, uf this city, al her residence by the ly just where to begin work with each One thing that should receive prompt Rev. A. D. Grigsby on Wednesday the Iflth. class, and thus lhe difficulties Incident to It begins to look as If the political* fight a change of teachers be rendered to a attention by congress is the restriction of between the discordant elements of tbe minimum. U-t lhe space for “report to Immigration. The time for action has democratic party was on In earnest TheEspecially Miss Jeffords entertainment at the Pres­ successor” be use! freely. come aud every party should be united for byterian church is Inditinltely postponed. does tbe oral word need explanation. To speeches of Cleveland made at the club say that a subject was taught orally ta of IL dinner in N. Y.. and elsewhere, show con­ Services at the Presbyterian church very little consequence. State what the clusively that he fully appreciates the fact next Sunday morning and evening. Morn­ work was and not compel your successor • that his task as president will not be an ing topic “Christmas bells and what they to spend a week finding out No teacher Additional Local News. say." ’ easy one lo perform. He sees clearly need find fault if she is held responsible that the policy mapped out In the platform The regular monthly meeting of lhe for the manner in which she does this. Look on the inside local bage. Home Missionary society will be held by his party, can’t be carried out, and that Teachers, bn’t it about time we revised The dance nt tho Robertson house has Wednesday the 28th. at the M. E. church those ancient rules governing pauses? many of the pledges made to the people parlors. Every body invited. Why longer mislead pupils as to the pur­ been postponed. must be broken, or the administration that Next Sunday there will be services al poses and use of punctuation marks? If you can’t find what you are looking enforces them, must go down before the Tbe Philadelphia Record, which Is ever for on tbe outside local page, then look on the Methodist church at 10:30 In the fore-, ••What slfould we do at a comma,*; asks American people. In infamy and disgrace, noon and 7 in the evening. At the fore­ the teacher. '“Slop long enough to count loyal to Cleveland and pretends to be one the Inside local page. -And what into a political grave so deep that there noon services there witl’be a sermon ap­ one’’ responds the.class. of the President-elect’s personal organs, The Haymakers Running foam, of propriate to the day by the pastor, in the should wo do at a period?" “Let the would never be a political resurrection. has prepared "a solid basis of tariff for Nashville will give a ball Monday evening evening there will be a Christmas cantata voice fall” again conie.i tbfi answer. No In his rejection of Crisp, as speaker of the by tbe choir and recitations by young qualifications are made, the pupil Is left to । revenue,” and intimates that Ulis will be to which everyone Is Invited. house, he must anger many of his .south­ suppose that the rule b absolute. Should the reform followed by the democrats. As we were about to go to press we ladies. The Sunday school will not be the voice always fall at a period?. Nut by ern brethren, and make a red hot jBght in held. The Christmas entertainment In this “solid basis'' tbe Record proposes a learned of the death of the daughter of -which was to be given Saturday will not any means. Should It never fall at a the party on tinlfirst send-off, for a man Mr. afid Mrs. Frank Snyder, from diph ­ duty of 1>; cents per pound on sugar, 2 comma? Yes, very often. Are we al­ to fill the place. *1Ve can see only one mo­ theria, this morning. There are no other be given. The donation for the benefit of tbe poor will be given later. The Ep­ ways to stup at a comma long enough to cents on c%jTee. and 5 cents on tea. This cases in tho city. tive for his objection to Crisp, and that Is How worth League will not meet next Sunday count one? No, certainly not. would tax tbe American breakfast tablethat his Influence as speaker, would be It Is with pleasure that wo note the fact night nor next Tuesday night. shall a pupil read “Yes Sir?” As he about 880.OgO.OOO a year, and lhe poor that Miss Flo Bendle, of Grand Rapids, would speak it. with no pause whatever used to force tbe policy of the administra­ mechanic or farmer with a family of six has so far recovered from her recent se­ after “yes.” If Im* grasps the sense of , Obituary. tion. and compel it to keep step with the children would contribute more of this tax vere attack of rheumatism, as to be able It Is with pain that we record the sad what he reads, he is not liable to go far policy as promised in the ’platform to-wit: death of little Mary, only daughter uf astray on the matter of pauses. than would, the millionaire editor of the to be brought home. Convene congress at once and knock out A corrt-spondfnt, writing of the late Lansing Archie amt Mrs. Sarah Rnra- Mrs. Maggie Bailey, which occurred Mon­ We regret to chronicta the death of Philadelphia Record and his family. It lx>rd Strathn.n’rn, says he was tlie most the McKinley bill, give us free trade, pro­ day evening from diphtheria, aged 9 years Chas. E. Woodman, who died recently of would be a poor man’s tariff. Indeed, and baujh of this city, were united in mar­ indolent, lackadaisical, languid xhth-'u tection to American industries Is unconsti­ riage Monday. There Is nothing sur­ and 3 months. For some time she had typhoid fever aft«* a protracted illness. it would be simply a copy of the British, prising at all about this, only the groom’s been troubled with a cold which had pre­ After teaching a jear at Prairieville, he who ever dawdled along Piccadillv. When tutional, abolish the ten per cent, tax on he was devastating central India niqUrinfree trade tariff. hair has been silvered by tbe storms of 81 vailed quite generally hereabouts among had again entered school toXbetter qualify state banks, and flood the countr? again nlng the splendid victories that ‘rtun< rwinters. The happy bride was 44. We both old and young. Saturday morning himself for Ids work. He Whs a young talized bls name he w«* m<> lazy tbatj Lu with wild cat and red dog money. Issued she awoke with a very sore throat, and a man of most exemplary liablta and une We bad/n take off our coat and laugh trust that they may enjoy a lon« and hap­ few hours later was attacked with a se­ whose life gave promise of great useful­ -•mild nut be got to dictate the dH>at4»ei by state bonks. As above stated we think after reading the article headed “Begin at py wedded life. vere drill. Being subject to bilious attacks ness. We atu sure his many friends will recording his own triumphs. Mouths Mr. Cleveland sees very clearly that such The annual meeting of the Riverside of this nature the usual remedies were ap­ elapsed before these documenta could: l>o Once" in the last issue of the Journal. learn of his death with deep regret. a policy, would simply bring ruin and dis­ The editor with a mirth provoking serious­ Cemetery association was held last week, plied, but without effect, and medical as­ extracted from him, and, then they were and the following officers elected for tbe In many schools the 7th and 8th grades brief ami meager to the last degreed Oue aster to his country, and that his cabinet sistance summoned In the evening. Sun­ ness, arraigns the democratic party, and ensuing year: day afternooa the disease had progressed have laid aside the reading tmok and are day, when Sir Hugh Ro«c. he wns enter­ will be made up of men who will agree from the high plane of exalted statesman­ E. Y. Hogle, I’residenL into a malignant form of diphtheria and she making a study of masterpieces. Of the taining a gallant company to dinner dur­ with him in these matters, and that bis' Chester Messer. Vice President. • ship proceeds to instiuct tbe Incoming ad­ was pronounced hopeless, dying Monday wisdom of this there can be no question. ing the crisis of the mutiny. preference for speaker of the bouse should W. D. Hayes, Treasurer. A taste for good reading ta there created, l*ie uln,o,t troid he was dw. evening as above stated. ministration of Grover Cleveland In its John Bessuier, Secretary. be a man In harmony with himself and Little Mary was an exceedingly bright and the exercise made ten fold more inter­ lighting those near him with one of'ids duty. In very explicit terms. He asks, The election of a sexton was deferred, and handsome child, full of life and giving esting. Snow Bound, Tent on. the Beach, best anecdotes. In the middle of it his or­ his cabinet It our impressions of lhe podoes tbe democratic party understand Us the officers having it in mind to hire one promise of a pure, noble and beautiful Evangeline, Courtship of Mlles Standish derly entered, nnd after saluting exclaim­ itlcal situation are correct, and tire JilstoInstructions? D ies It know wbat It Is in to give his entire time to the work, giving womanhood. The angels called her home and Legend of Sleepy Hollow are among ed, “We have captured 200 rebels, sir.” ry of coming events justify them, then too powe'rfor? Does It know What it Is at? free rent of house and a good garden spot. while she*wtu yet at the thnmhhold of tbe selections being tued. Teachers, try To him the general turned, and with that The cemeterles’of this city are beautifully this plan. Tbe material costa but a trifle, elegant courtesy of manner on which ho • will we be ready to admit that “Cleveland For a man who bas never remained in any situated and should receive constant atten­ usefulness and the world had not yet un­ folded to her, her calling In life. The ways and you will certainly be pleased with the prided himself, serenely replied, •.’Thatik is better than his parly.” ! one party long enough to become acquaint­ tion. The Income last year from all of Providence often seem harsh and cruel, result. y°°> »evgeant.’’ But the man still resources was 81147.52; tbe expenses 8343. ­ ed with Its policy, the Instruction he gives Again interrupting hb chief, he but It should be a comforting thought to the Oi.r state superintendent gives' notice 27 leaving a balance of 9804.35, out of afflicted motlier that “He ddeth all things that next spring a knowledge of school «aid. “But what are we to do with them, The news of the great strike at Home­ Is really funny, and the funniest part of which a note of about 8250 was paid nr?” stead had hardly more thah reached Wash­ all is, he seems to be serious. Cleveland leaving a net balance of something over well." Though departed the Influence of law wlR be demanded for all grades of cer­ ” Oh, ” replied Sir Hugh, with a sofa her pure and Innocent life will be felt and tificates. Teachers will take notice and ington, than the democrats In tbe house of should take this forerunner. John the 6550. The total assets of the association smile, “hang them of course,” and he re­ remembered, and tbe world will be better post up. are 81030.85. During the year there were for her having lived. The funeral occur­ sumed hb anecdote. congress sent a committee to Homestead to Baptist, Into bls cabinet sure. In several of tho reading circles the 41 people buried, oftwhlchfi* were adults red Tuesday afternoon. In a little while Sir Hugh was again in­ make a report Their object was a politi­ subject of physics is receiving attention. and only 9 were children under 12 years of terrupted In the middle ot another story The claims against the government, age. Of the 41 there were 25 males and cal one. Presidential election was sure to Many teachers need only tbh branch to *!rKeant, who came in anil- -wild. Diphtheria Kc*n,. enable them to obtain a second grade cer­ come; Homestead was the headquarters of made by the people of the south, for de­ Ifl females. Of those burled 29 were from Please, rir. we’ve hung the fol, sir.” Tho t ticatc. This certificate b not valid for general turned, bowed slightly and tn tho Carnegie and the committee hoped to struction of property during the late war, within the city limitsand 12 from without. three years and ta certainly worth work­ This speaks In most flattering terms uf tho Monday morning two cases of diphther­ swret,st manner lisped. “Thtujks. sergeant print a campaign document that would and made by people who now claim to health of the city. One who reads 06 the ia were reported In this city, which fact uf ing fur. —very many thanks,” and then went 00 tum Pennsylvania upside down. While have been loyal, amounts to over 8100,000.­ high rate of mortality In the cities ataong ■ Iu district No. 3. Rutland, a aoclal was with hb anecdote as if nothing bid hap course caused some concern, especially the Homestead strike had a great influence 000. Besides these, multitudes of claims children under 12 years of age, cannot but ।among those who remembered ita terrible held une.evening tat week to raise money pened. Thb story came to the ears of the upon tlie recent election, yet it was by no are now being prepared by people who be must agreeably surprised at the fact ravages here In the fall of 1881. when it to buy books, irad thrf sum of 8&15 was re- queen, and she was so angry that ft nearly that but nine children under 13 years of became firmly rooted in tbe schools where ,eacht,r.Bnd nMl* arc cer- cost Sir Hugh Lb peerage.—bullion. means the result of anything that the com­ have just discovered that they were loyal age were burled here. scholars attended school dallv after they S 7 t<’lbLcon«rj“H’at«l on their sucres*, mittee did op this particular occasion. to the country at that time. Strange in­ had been exposed. The health officers lb s win give thera qulte a |i<t|e llbra They went to Homestead, examined into deed that they said nothing about these Held a conference Monday at which It was and add much to the value and Interest of County Granxe Meeting. All the mountains of Japan are of un­ everything that they could, and found a things until tlie dempcrata came into full Special meeting of the Barry County deemed best to close tbe school^ owing to tlielr school. Anna Giddings, teacher. questioned volcanic origin, and Fuji standi The pupils reading circle movement is where Hondo, the main island. Is broadest. rPomona grange. P. of H. will meet with the presence nf diphtheria In tbe city and great deal more than they thought expe­ power. Johnstown grange on Friday. January 6th. the fact that but three days would elanra h V 77 Fu”y half About twenty craters are still aciive dient to reveal. They refused to make a before the regular Christmas vacation the schools of the county are doing some­ throughout the islands, but lFaji-«an be­ Lleut, Perry wants to make another 1801. for the purpose of she Installation of report after they retdmed, giving as their * long* to the much greater number which officers and such other business as may Thia action was taken simply as a precaul thing along this line.________ t entry measure to prevent diphtheria get­ reason that they did not think It expedient Arctic expedition. He hunted In vain for come beforethe meeting. are now inactive. Its last eruption oc­ ^H«G»ylpn Mnd the Students. ting Into the schools. Public gatherings to advertise lhe high wages paid at Home­ tbe north pole once and nearly died, and curred in 1707, continuing more than a mohni.xo session. in which Smaller children were to partlei- ' hJL* *. Wct ^^raoon and some half month. As far away os Tokio. idxtr miles stead and the prosperity which prevailed now he proposes to try It again and pay ..j r At ten o’clock the grange will be open unto pate havn have nlan also luum been postponed. northeast, the ashes fell to a depth of about t,,K nuiveraity were there In view of the approaching election. all expenses by delivering lectures this In the fifth degree for the reading of the While tbe officers have been criticised tarorhlh° °° r on board the in- !seven or eight inches, while on the Tofor closing the school, and creatlni a winter. But it ’ s Ills own business If he minutes of previous meeting aud report of Thia committee is In hot water now as It terurbao car. At Prior avenue adn|nly 1km<1<>, twelve or fifteen mile* southeast, officers. we th*/ acted In good creature got on dhd took a seat right ’the accumulation was six- feeL At this most make some report to congress In or­ wants to hunt for the pole and pay Ills own Dinner at 12 o’clock. faith and we. think wisely. In vlewof iKn‘Q i” tmWdU’ ’time wns formed Ho-yei-san, a secondary der to be discharged. One meeting has expenses. the terrible work of this disease In the cltv «?dreL AFTRHNOOX SgRSIOM. J* CO,nP,«‘‘o*« beautiful ‘or parasitic cone on the southeast slope. bean held at which It was Impossible to Grange called lo order at 3 o’clock In tbe sch<»ola 11 years ago, we thlftk their action A Jong mackintosh coming No other mountains in Japan ranch The red star line of steamers from Eu­ is to be commended rather than censured down to the elegant and crim little rata within 1 reach an agreement. fourth degree. 3,000 feet of the elevation of Fuji, rope will abandon the steerage business o“lw.jS * While diphtheria if allowed to go uncheck- ?XS”dA"‘bb*r Song by the grange. ' and it is therefore in prominent view from after Jan. 1st. believing that the carrying fiekL drW* 1an immense area, including thirteen prov­ Welcome’ Bro. George Shef- cd is a disease to be dreaded, yet with and only apparent articles of attire ils twld weather, with the «,wer and *ix student* lined uf> Jn .row on the op !inces of the empire.' Ctertain avenues in A bill has been introduced In the pres­ of first and second class passengers will better methods of treating and disinfect­ Response, Bro. Samuel Jones. Fuji-ml, tbe a** of each “wmed a Tokio are called r uji nu, or Fuji viewing ent house topnt the tariff back again on pay belter, as they will not be as liable to ing. and with the prompt action of tlie toilli »kD<1 beK“n,n« expression. They stn-rt=- “d from all of them tbe famous Singing. sugar, so that the people may again enjoy be placet! in quarantine. * is • a K^rion* gjorioua spectacle. spectacle. All All winter winter installation of officers by Sister Perry officers In cutting off the means of its w wn T rok*d thelr ch10’’ while one F"Ik k ,a with puag democratic satisfaction tbe ex­ or/wo pullwl away In the must camJr.ti,,™ ,0D K the summit of Fuii-san Mvo.dupl.ln or MidiInn .lain Kn„,r. long Fuji-san is nnnd. unap­ Our exports lo lhe United Kingdom last treme pleasure and happiness of paying Singing. proachable, and from November to July Tber. have been but two cases reported Recitation. Sister Fannie Jones. ■nows reign supreme. In the latter month. ten cents per pound forlL Instead of five. year amounted to 8499,315,332; while our TOJ'rin“1’ “<1»hS t|oweTef. when tho trails up the mouuta*^ n 1?® ® ^’n,r tboM °r Httle Mary nJ*. 1 *?' ' ri “ B ">Fr.»k It wus a democratic bill, introduced In a Imports from the United Kingdom only BriMoL uhi B\ w,100<Jlo<,1 Monday evening, and etui*,Bre’ ascent becomes Httle Amy Snyder, living tn the second democratic bouse by a democratic member. amounted to 8156,300,881 during that Selection. Sister Sanborn. leaaible. and remains so throughout the ward, who died this morning. There h Representative Harter, of Ohio. How do year. England does not buy so much of Recitation, Sister Nellie Woodmansee Ln™!n,er ^H'1 t‘*r|y ■utumn.—Professor not a case of diphtheria reported In this Sot*. “The School room," sister NaoTodd in Century. yon like the looks of Ur And what sort us because she wants to, but because she city up to this (Wednesday) noon and the ma Slawson. f a face would you put on If the bill lias to. ^Making the world Better, Bro. George P|?»mPK officers and phyah . Perseus contemplating taking their own clan, bas no doubt stamped X oornpletelr lives generally seek a beautiful spot in out. Wo make this statement because ?t Betftafon. Sister Jennie Luthet It Is urged that the?national government th” *Tlph 8tood nP is best that tlie people should know tlw twbnttomsl its aurtuut and stood revjted which to perform tbe rush act. Ever since <mter wroag could be done to |the poorer shook! have control of the quarantine of BroIt waa first laid out and finely ornamented exact state of affairs; because at d—f* of our people than to double the New Ydrk and will: good reason, it Is Rodlntlon. a,ter Wmnl. Wohler, I””" ted to frighten people Into staying away tbe gitewky to this country and if cholera binging by the grange. West Skin parka have been growing ta from the citv. Kurths . __ y HVRSl.no MXMJOK. enters. It will come through Castle Gaxfavor. In eastern and European cities tho EDITORIAL NOTES. ty will be kept busy getting out bank de­ tectors. iu? is P*t»tfvel/ Mfs in predictlog that nothtaj �Hastings Banner; Rir of Thursday, December afl, 1892. n*U,l Striker w. h, wwk. Pmoon last ABOUT what to bay and where to buy it for iu ARCHIE McCOY'S Furniture and Carpet Rooms, Has­ •s. M. P. Falkr’e jvwriry store. tings. Mich., two stores are packed Mr- Clrawtit SoiUk .»* tn Ur.nd tUnFancy go«Ml«4f nil-kinds for Christmas Frtd.r. to the door and are a grand sight pcearnte at Mre. Baa-nS. Call and she wili'lxj glad tn hUow tl>ain lo you. Uoory O»born w., llrlton u,t work to Buyers of Holiday Gifts. Don’t ' Muffler* for jmvspuU and jnet wkat you *n biuknrM. miss it; it is the opportunity of the M Btakr. or MMOiorl.lr. wu in Ur I want for your genMumm friend*. You season. He will show you better *dll find a good atu-urtmeul at Slaufier’s. olty TwkI,,. goods, better styles: better prices than ever before. His stock includes everything in the Monday n '^Mmnvy In one of Mr*. “JPlain and fancy furniture. 20# styles of CARPETS, 50 styles of RUGS, 50 styles of Greenfi»ldft farmers In-the 3vd ward fecinird gal hnritress h*at week. CHENILLE CURTAINS varying from $5 to 825 per pair in price. Any of these would out. fire department wj. called . . The ---------------- ---------- v«<rvu vwi. oatMrs. ti. F. Feighner. ef Woodland, was —---------------•- • ta, do very _ _-much I Inthn city Ttnir^day IohL make a beautiful Christmas gift. Besides these he has the very latest in picture frames, required work. ’ Myron Wiag, of liiek«,ry Corner*, gare ! mouldings, over 200 styles and all the new colors. . . . The old redlaWe 1847 Ragrre Urdu. P« dozen wm1* POWDER personal MENTION. r»*l Flawy «<« l.tkrdty over Sun<Uj. • The qm’rttion nt what to buy and -where f, ’hristiuai* wiU ** ., ' . w.-.ij wviVMd by reading Arrive McCoy’s adv. In ttblefleaue. nw > hm . A.-«. Kent, ot AotyrtM, rridwr. wm DON’T TROUBLE * • YOURSELF In tl,r rtty us a ptHiinnt t-all Friday. Pejuy firmes. of i/4y:*in. Dayton. wn Ohio, «vmes. «i the etcy Saturday oo business, was in I McC Derr Mudge is -enterthhiing her : No present wmi1d.plf«M your iconttewan J conakL ibb ‘week, rn-dci. Mm m. Peek this week. ' ' j JrlHiA Hun • ,»!, of .how ooraUn.- I l, s.*...n,..kr, Fred Spaagcmaekrr. <if Middleville, was no.Tr.XT""!K,w"'" " “_ ’ ? on fausiiiCMr A cream <d tartar; baking powder. Hhlxwt nf al! Ju Ivavcuins sirtmutfi.—Latort United ] J. , II. II Cutting and'J. 1 1 Ryan, of E. W. States Goveranv-tt Foul Report. One-pound of candy given with ovevy ' Morrell <x Co., were here Friday .>n buslUOVAL1UKIKU HOWD»«CO.. WOWaUSt.. ptvrehft*.- amounting 1« on- dollar « wr-1 ness. • , wards. 'Trade with Statgfer and get your I Christinas candy free. the city Friday the . guest of Mrs. Fred ; ' I Fhw *Mh<ctlon of gold watches at John I*arker. Beswmer'a. Gold lilted ca*« warranted for Mra R, P. Blown has been quite ill for ? «lJMgh. talk ar wr. d<> your arUUial teeth twenty-five years with fall jeweled move­ the past week but is belter el the present I l.wwn or <lr»(* dn* rr ’ It. to •end one duILtr for ments at lowest prices. •writing. . Dr. Hi;*bnii4'T» Hands holder. You can apply it to your p!.»!c (u on* -efiluirte. and no wiourr II Everything In the .shape of embroidery 'I Mrs. Ida MeDerraont. of Cleveland, I vour purtu flu or pot!« will hoW firmly tn. ttie ‘.silks and atamepd linen nt Mrs. Bowen's. Ghlo, U visiting her mother, Mi*. Tr-i- , ». „ inouth under t'm uiwe trying circmnWaoeiM. AtUreM 4;7.. HCbBAND. 1). 11«. Any one wanting anything in this line . White Clodfi, would do well to call on her. Mlctdtv What would Im- n*Are suitable' for a night nnd gave an address al the K. of P. 1 , Christmas present than a pair of those entortalnuivnt there. beautiful »1tk mittens at Mr*. Bnwen’a. Goo. W. Allen, ot West Boy City. Is in They nr4 a trice present for any one. ■ the elty on business and Is the guest of Do no| fait to eall on Haras A Van At-'. M. W. Hicks while hc:e. Absolutely Pure. ALWAYS make, appropriate presents. Look at these prices for this month only. A beautiful American Chro­ mo, Gold frame, $1; handsome $4.50 Pastel for $3; A $8.50 Artotype for only $2. These pictures are all very Remember these prices are for Decomber ohly. . . . FKTOKE5 . । — Mre. Heu<Mck«, of Middf--.-nie. wa* in' fine and very cheap. WHEN YOU • l^ijVEEZE! z:z:.....— © — — . fit * —, - . A 820 Bed Room Suit for $15; a $25 Suit for $17; a $30 Suit for $22: a $35 Suit for $25; a $50 Suit for $35; a *60 Suit for $50; A PLUSH TOP STA ND for 50 cents. Avery pretty HASSOCK . . . ' . . . I . . . BED ROOH SUITS a $70 Suit for 856. for 25 cents. . i.mii for your Chriatmaa candles, cheapest Mra. Carrie Goddyekk uad nephew Willand nicest yon ever saw. The stock a»d i.iinwiti ... ... spend .r___ Christinas __________ .... ___ ______ , In Coldwater, asvortibent Is larger and cheaper than ever, the guret ot the Gen. Parkhurst. also .!« fruits M and .nrt nut*.-oysters, etc. <•«•| U|„ Bl„e „011(TOk, w!m, „ Why bother ynurwtf what tn buy for .school In fat'Paul. Minnesota, will spend holiday presents and wtu-re to bny them, Jier vacatlaa with her mother In this city. when chat perplexing question can be sn The fainlUes of Messrs' Fitzpatrick nnd easily settle*! by reading Archie MeCoy’a Nichols, of Lansing, the contractors on adv. in fids Issue or ealthig at his store. the new court bullillngs. were visiting , . «> . tbeai In this cite lust week nnd made the lArtl*L m io Mr. B!k Bowen . wlr^ I IluUnk. lheir tanlquuterk. yon can bny ;yiy hats at, great! v reduced. ‘ prici« for the holiday*. A nice hat' i» | CKarlle Cnitln-r who has been traveling ' always a suitable present nnd Mrs. Bowen J In tlie inleresta of tire Michigan whip Co.. | . will sell those she has on hand now at a ' through Minnesota is homo to spend ! •bargain. ’ I Christmas. He had a very narrow escape • , from death a few weefca ago in a railroad Christina* Is never complete without, a wreck*. The train he was on fell through nice supply *»f fruits. nuts and eandies. a bridge DO feet to the water, twelve of A. E. Rcnkerhns a fine stock on hand at bG fellow passengers were killed and the City bakery for tbe holidays nnd you Charlie was among tbe injured. He " has WHEELER’S HEART AND NEBYE will miss It if you don’t call on him before not recovered • from lhe effects CURE. yiiu piakc your purchases. though lie Ison the gain. jsltively cure Heart DNeaae, Disease, NerA«r„ , W«£ positively < »n.l ,-llLolM-nrra. . lo B drops I For jonr ChrlstmM dhmer jou wint lb, 5OIWDBSS ‘ J “ Sofa pillows at Grtble’s. insure* I Tlinusanda of Xtnaa presents at Greble’*. I . Hr, II. N Middleton. Mu- : ! ’P"11 ,b- be"1 'n'*, ,hl' f'*r l,J from upitaU*. ■Iroreb. Cedar Soring Mleb. «*<»»« rrnrerlrs. but «l Ibem ot tor M. E. cl. Go to F. W. Greble's for Nina.* presents. aud rest n-*t were were biimwis atramen to me Gbok A Cook and eon will ,,, know that Ibey »4Vs. “'Sleep Sleep aua lu “«c i 'LL",.T r:“ _ _ ,, .......... a_—____ <a*<tt | >w> al!l>e rtffh* ’ll w.ll ,iu< vnn well after preaching till 1 ..... used ‘’Adlronda ” .now ***•! all right T w hey nw you well Tbe finest oranges lu the city st Staufrake" refreshed, ««”•* -give the best of priece. I .k«. wunUIr .urt mh : - ■ ■i — ............y^u «•->-• ^mlc»r A A* Fuller Vnllasr . I’rice 5de. ixepan-tl by 'Wheeler Full line of men’s embroidered slippers, I The ginm law Is out and quails and parjJedielne Co., Cedar Sjwlngfc. Mich. । tri^esshonld receive a much needed rest-but nt Spence Bros. $Old by whether they get It or not h another qne*. Beautiful and ornamental Christmas tlon. The law should !>e enforced and If prtMtite at F. W. Greble’s. . . H were the occasional hunter w.ould not te New line of china silks aud plushes ju*t HASTINGS. J’ deprived of his sport by the ones%ho.make received nt F. W. Greble’s. AU the new hunting almost a business. shades and patterns. Darkn&s suddenly overcame all ti e Do not fall to see John Rtf finer's fine ' WhenJn GRAND RAPIDS stop at Chrlataoas traders In tbe stores lighted by stock of gold rings nnd sliver ware suits । electricity Saturday evening, to the con­ Die fur Chrbtmas presents. sternation of the merchants. There was n A warranted alarm dock for “5 cents at great hustle to resn.-rret obi lamp* that positc UNION DEPOT. This is had long been discarded. A broken M. 1’. Fuller’s Jewelry store Just one-half of Um former price. Kw Tronafer. New Hou." pump ut the elecirlc light works wns tbe j We acknowledge the receipt ot a very steam Heat and Electric Bella. Room? 5 j cause. little poor book rouiaiuuig containing »,r»» views of ••■v the . ... . . s, neat nine BEACH A BOOTH. j To save money is nne thing, to keep it Wor1d^ fair buildings from Toucher Busiafter you have saved It is another. W npjg Ion(a Vldl H. Goodyear, the druggist, can <i«» both for you. by selling you goods nt the lowest | nne of those pretty fancy baskets nt prices, and )>y selling you one of those fine j Bowen’s would make a nice gift pocket-bnoks. nf which he has n complete | f(,r yout friend aud she has all colors In • CIKCVL/1T1ON • line for the holidays. See his line nf dolls ' 8|ikg anti satins to line them with. | Wh|Je lh„e Is no probability j>f diphThis week, 83 quires. for Christmas. । WE are the EXCLUS­ IVE AGENTS fortheir atest patent, their greatest production, the best Sweeper on earth. WSJELL’S PRIZE CARPET SWEEFER Things of Ixfauty arc forever joy*. And can always be found at ADIRONDA. ARCHIE McCOY’S Furniture and Carpet Rooms. Hastings, Michigan. W. H. GOODYEAR. -THE KENT- LOCAL NEWS. for the the merchants of this this city. city. Tbe stores j for all to take sonic precautions. It is for merchants of crowded any day unu nnd ioku night* with buyers. |; said is mild were crowunn wim, uuyriv. -uiu that ...... diphtheria ............. -............... -— or. severe __aeThe fact that the lhe merchants this year j cording to the ajttMns aylttans of various peop). j>eoph-.. have an unnsnaUv tine line of holiday We are told that one cue person hayingtonsilIhaying tonslllgoods, together with the fact that they are tls tla may communicate It to another In tn vari■ •• --------------o [doubt ac- ous ways, and Hut It may develop into the counts for the rush. •• | most most malignantTortn malignant lorrn of ot diphtheria diphtheria accord accord­­ Useful holiday gifts at McCoy’s Ing to tbe ing the condition of the lhe system of Hie Hit Monday eve. Jan. 2nd.. ’nd.. Hose Co. No. 2. nnri r,llc receiving it. and vice versa. If '* ,M this “ is Beautiful holiday gifts at McCoy’s. will give a dance In Union Tnlnn hall hall, nrrw.wda proceeds ' trUC trae h It “ w011 OS.Id id ’be ■"* S a Mfegnaril naril if If all Would would Interesting local items on inside page to be used In fitting op rooms. Good mu- protect ’themselves their sys­ -------------- — by keeping •'l- ««•-this week. sic will be In ntU-ndance and a good lime tems in good condition. For Hie latter The finest’ cream candles in ‘ the market gnarantHsl to all who attend. Bill for purpose we have qnln|n<* and rhubarb rec­ dance 75 cents, supper 50 cents per cou­ ommended by a prominent physician, inkat A. K. Renters'. ple. and baggage checketl free Every­ lr.it one two-graln capsule of tbe former Morrill & Co. have just received a new one should buy a ticket to help the boya three times a dny. regulating doses of line iff neck wear. rhubarb according to the needs of the sys-, along. Spence Bros, have a full line of rubbers, In thinking over what would make tem. ju»l what, you want.' a fine Christmas ppOMint, forget Annual Meeting Workmen will soon be putting the slate what a twautiful adornment a nice lamp The annual meeting ofltbe stockholders roof on the new court hoase. is to any home, and what Is more useful? of the Hasting! Fundtui* Manufacturing New line of. imported silk plush sofa Just call on Spary Phillips and Inspect Company will be held at the office of said his fine stock, consisting of hanging company on Thursday. January 5th. 1893, * pillow covert at F. W. Greble’s. lamp.’, vase lamps and stand lamps. Any at 10 o’clock a. m. A full attendance l» New line of upholstered rockers and of them will make a useful present, they desired. „ Vel ton rug lounge* at F. W. Greble’s will ornament any home, and best of all L. E. Knai’Pkn. Pres. they are cheap. He has the newest de, M. L. CooK. Sec. Save your money and pay vour taxes slgtifija altm«Mrt and tbe bast pattern*. by buying your goods of Spence-Bros. In any event don’t buy your Christmas Brass, white enamel nnd cut oak easels' presents before y4u jjave called on Spary. A pood Impraretl r.nn . mUee Feet ot at F. W. Greble’s. Thirty new styles. Tuesday afternoon Miss Wing, daughter thUeltr. eonslstliigor in acre, ot land Go to A. E. Benkes. for your fruits and of J. Wing of North Irving, went into the will, pioil build lor". The above term will nuts, and everything In the baking line. Racket to do some shopping. She slopped lie told cheap and on e»sj lrnn». Detel at lla»Un,a till. I3lh daj ot Pee. Buy your Christ mas present* of F. W. at the first counter to examine some things A. D. ISVS. Greble. He Is the acknowledged leader o«d laid down her pocket book nnd than n*«TTSO> ClTnllAXX. passed on to the other counters leaving It In his line . ■ there. When she returned to the first AU of the cluirclies In the city are pre­ counter tha pocket book was gone and «o paring for special Christmas day services wns a small boy who had stood near it. Christmas dance Friday. Dec. 23d. at aud singing. Those who were in the store were In the Cole’s landing, Thornapple Lake. Every back part and did not notice who the boy Bnsby Bros, the leading barbers, have a was and so’cau throw no light on the sub­ one Invited. reputation all over the state for their fine ject. The pocket book contained nearly hair cuts and shaves. ten dollars. Lydia A- Odwrn to Edwin I. Richards. 60 a The roads are In excellent condition nt Km fluid, fr.’ooo. \t a regular convocation of Hastings Sena this writing, and but very few iriches of Geo. P. Mosier to Wm. Ryan. 10 <WerChapter No. AS. R- A. M.. bold on Friday snow would make excellent sleighing. ^^P.M-rier to James Dales. !M 17 (loverevening. Dec. Iflth. 1892, the following For a first-class carpet, sweeper call on named officers were elected and Installed Rusli to Almena Stanley. lot 60 F. W. Greble. He carries Bissell's and for the ensuing year: Bush's 1st add IXdtmi. IW. the Goshen In all the latest finishes nnd Irving J. Prescutt to Jacob Keene, so a sec. C. L. Beamer—H. P. improvements. C. H. Bauer—K. W. II. Merrick—S. Woolley & Bronson have something j0Fi?rtAnm»,»tackniim to Wm. II. Chase, lot that will surprise you after the holidays. Their firm Is pushing to the front Keep J»coi> ifab’-rsaat to W n>. E. Bur), 40 a sec 35 c. W. ArawtroDK— K. A. C. watch of their ad. Wk, WO-,. « . =3 D. Striker—Trow. Tho largest and best line of fsney and c Mwm”L-*Blctrt> w J«ho Cwapbrll. «»*. M. W. Biker—See. floor rockers Id Barry County at F. W. Rer/W. M. Pu»er-Z. or X. Snl Vice. Greble’s. We acknowledge no loader. 1. O. M. » «J.hl fl. Benter—Z. or X. ked Vie* R. ». Rleh.nle—Z. ot H. Ut Vise. New line of sofa pillows in china silk, r. R VrMKUa. W . *«. Ctur. Beekwllb-Trler. sateen and silk plush; also a jab Jot ancov"KSSkSs xm«. gw. » frem 45 tn ■S. * . A. X. OmelMd end T. I. Broue..— 8mund.|L Steward*. Hereafter, changes for advertisements must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to Insure insertion in the issue of the #week when brought. w. n. sor<i«—r. s. A A A A Merry Christmas Merry Christmas Merry Christmas Merry Christmas A A A A Merry Christmas Merry Christmas Merry Christmas Merry Christman A A A ■ A k Merry Christmas Merry Christmas Merry Christmas Merry Christmas Merry Christmas A Merry Christmas A Merry Christmas TO ONE ANO rtLL WE WISH- Merry Christmas Saturday was an nnoautlly large day . tlieria becoming genera I, yet It may Ite well Merry Christmas belng soldA very reasonable, Merry Christmas fl Merry Christmas HERRY A Merry Christmas no [doubt ac- ous ways, and that it mny develop into> the twrT JOYFUL A Merry Christmas A Merry Christmas A Merry Christmas A Merry Christmas A Merry Christmas XHflS A Merry Christmas A Merry Christmas Merry Cliristmas A Merry Christmas Merry Christmas A Merry Christmas A Merry Christmas A Merry Christmas k'A Many a boy’s ffira heart will be mnj made glad with left]] a Christmas W prcsent °* °ne । O l^ose nobby v*suits we’re selii ing so many of \\ just now. How A? about your boy? \\\ Is he included? A Merry Christmas A Merry Christmas A Merry Christmas Merry Christinas. Merry Cliristmas �Hastings Banner ‘Thursday, Dec. 22, :89a. c_°° * BRO8-. Proprietor*. JI HISTORY OF A WEEK. ' George Taylor, the ex-convict rel«u«ed frotn the prison at Jaekson, Mich., on Dec. 1, has been fully Identified as the murderer of Mary Cbmeley, of Nf les, who was kilted Dec, 7 at her home. Tho will of William G. Hunt, which has CURE SICK l|RW. . 'also > i HEAD - fi£IS£!£iSSKS3ifiM2lSS whocncotrython-.-w:llflnd th«^H'.iL»pUL«T*la- । | '"A \ tate Tsluetl nt ♦5.000,005, the bulk of which goes to Marie Hunt Storey, Edward J. Hunt, and the four children of Ills deceased niece. Charles Fox, a prominent Waukegan, Ills., merchant., has committed auidde. Insanity due to sickness was tlie cause. Susan B. Anthony haa been appointed manager of tho New York State Indus­ trial school. Tlie report thnt James G-, Blaine wns likely to become n Roman Catholic is uoffidally’ denied. John B. Bullard, of Chicago, a student at Harvard college, was arrested at Boston for stealing street signs and fined M0 and costs for his pranks. A coupie a couple oi of umcagti Chicago picapoczr pickpockets s were a funeral party at St. Louiaand the officers who caught them iff “ d“w Uwl' linohAlbin Redin became auddfenly insane at Ok St hKcwaunce, Ills., and with a knife savagely stabbed his wife aud four other persona, 'litho hxno <rf so many ttres that hero is wter* ; Among his victims wua an infant child of a >.lMh.ov.rgTC*tboMt. Oar t Uta care HwhllS . Oeigh£r. ■ ■ ■Im LUtlo Uw HUasro vary wnaR sod i very esay to take. Queer two pills tasks a doss. | They are strictly vev®tahle end do act gripe or j I Thurednv Dec. 15 Thurwlny, Dec. to. Sho Swift Packing company, of Chicago, l Complaint has l»een filed at Seattle, SM*H PILL. SMALL BOSE. SMALL PRICE I Wash., chargiug Ursula Junita Collins , ; with the murder ot T. H. Boyd, her alleged 1 FOBl-KUru Anb.nnAKD hu^KUKl. "itch) liUNl-l John Bate*, a well known young man --**«-*■ « « » ' of Leroy, Illa., w»v> shot down on the ‘ street by George Dever, ex-eity maralud. Endow stamp for circular. Addrwta. A. 8. I J. V. Anderbon, a rancher near Lyman, I ■ a iri.il r»«. ' । Wash.. Ium mysteriously dbtnppeannl and ■ his family fear he has been foully dealt | with. , ! Governor Flower lias commuted the life sentence of a man who was jealous da.tI tard enough ta kill his sweetheart. The; ! murderer has served sixteen years aud will ! be let loose Dec. 15. ' R z.7 lx' '• The .Mexican government will ask the 1 1 U dL lx. 1. - IX. i United States to remove the Apache In­ ' illan further from the border, ns thraerodlaw redskins tire always raising ealn aud 1 causing tbe Mexicans no end of trouble. CARTER MEDICINE CO.. New Yoriti When you want a FRESH LUNCH, Go to the Fine line of cream« and fresh confectionery. Peddle re jn Iowa are accused of telling a C D C M 1/ CQ I' cheap chemi sugar sutrar that t hat is poUonouB, ixihujiiaus. and makes . L.. I ILI l\ LO. ! people violently sick. A BUSINESS CARLS. ------- I AMES A. SWEEZEY. »' ■ Attorney at law. • limit Practices in all co arts of tlte lections promptly attended to/ RS. E. IL A C. P. LATHROP, . Homoepathic Physicians and • Surgeons All calls city and country promptly tended to. D THE PROCIEOTiOB IN COKMIES5. ’ Gov. John Miller, of North Dakota, rrFsrrieres, fifty milas south of Part*, and: krtes in instance of what ia- ba?f»fg ictonrpushed by farmers In tlie Bed Biver Valley aad North Dakota. He ----said m, sociable n family ot Mlnnerwfa -----------■ -------- — lenu ioumer Baron. ’ J-1*1®*1*1- n«"r }l's town of Dwight, N. . • 1 Ixini-ht ISO acres of land ta the anrin<» D., bought JW acres of land ta the spring Alphonse’s chateau bas a famous ovllar. und when Prices Blamorck occupied it ot 1891, for ®2.«O0. and riilred crops that without the owner’s invitation in 1871, Bis­ season worth the salary of a government marck know more about its old vintages eierk. in excess of tlte cost of his farm, as than tbe steward thought. When ordered- pec lhe following statementr. 4.1M Lu. orwbeat. at Me......... yajKI M by vue warlike Prussian lo produce some «0 „ .. oats, at 80c......... at hia treasures, this venerable functlonary3,7'A.aO awora there was nothing but vin ordinaire L'.MWAO intbeboiute. A*rope was brought and a- Deducting cost of tail’d uuNra made and in no time thereafter the Leaving................ ............................. . ...JUOw rarest Jobannisberger tichlwis in crystal Cases of thia kind are so somnion that gobteta tan Inches high was served to the they area iruz in the new* market out 5rvat Bismarck's delight.- Son k randsco nwoant. nell, K., for governor, has I.WJ piuraMt y. “Adonis" Dixey held tbe stage at Cincin­ nati while the manager ralra-cd his elotbea MeMnrt Hoff. a HolUadtr llrliw n«w from thu dutchov of a cor.st able, who had Antigo. R'b.. bM l*ra »rr«t«l cbargwl erized him to satisfy a board bill contracted . with tr.-lua to polwo IM-. Viwbeek And in Baltimore. The aiwociaT»Wpr-,,, j,™,. -brother. - _ . . , Florida .. ■ Tobacco .... , grower* ______’’ ,___ _ Jamai G. Farnn, one of tbs former pro- tlon has been organised nt Jacksonville, FU t prietora of tbe CinciuxuUi Enquirer, is dead, Fla. ■ ’ . . John Weaver, of Three Rivers, Mich., shot his mistress, Mr* !Cattou. fatally be­ cause she hnd taken a fancy to another man aud wanted co marry him. A miMimiary conference of the Rock River Bupttet association is now in progns'i at Rockford, Ills. Tbe steamer Peru, just arrived nt San Francisco, brings news of a fire at Tokio on Nov. .11. which destroyed 700 houses. Seventeen firemen were injprvd while fight­ ing tlie flaim x ' Friday, Dre. IU. Peter Hart, the old soldier wau nailed tbe Union flag to the mast rit Fort Sumter A. SCRIBNER, M. !>.. • Physician and Surgeon, after it had brexi shot away, is dying nt his । home in Brooklyn from the effects of a Delton, Mich. stroke of paralysis. He is 09 years old and Office Id residence, one block east of depot. has a wife and four children. a. a c. h. barber Dr. C. C. White, a prominent physician . Hiyslcians and Surgeons. of Columbus, O., 58 years old, died of ajoCalls iu city or county responded to with plexy. Earjjjr in May Frank Fordyce, a young promptness, day or night • stocjR'baron of Idaho, will attempt to drive ILL1AM O. LOWDEN. from the center of that state to Ogallala, Neb., a band of 4S.OOO sheep. The distance ‘ Lawyer. Office over Hastings City Bank, Has to be traveled by tlie aniruala is more tliiin tings. Mich. . 1,’JUO mlltjs, and Fordyce hopes to nccohx■ plish tbe trip in about six months. The A. SHELDON. sheep will hare to cross the Rocky moun­ • Abstract and Real Estate Office. tains hi their wiklmt part, nnd will have to Abstract Block. Hostings. Monty to lovn on Real Estate Real Estate, ford scores of small streams. Mid ou commission. General conveyancing.. Tho National Fire Insurance company, Haring n complete set of. Abstract Books, com­ of New York, established in 1898. has dcplied from the Records, can furnlsn complete1 eided to liquidate its affairs. , i tracts. C. F. BROOKS. Clerk. Robert Graham, formerly state superinP. DRAKE, M. D., 'tendent of schools in Wisconsin, is dead at his home in Oshkosh. Office over Holloway's drug store. An attempt to asaaaslnate President HlpOffice hours from 2 to 4 p. m. Telephone, eon necting with residence, at Holloway's drug, polytc, of Hnyti, resulted in the shooting, ’ by order of Hippolyte himself, of the store. would-bc ossaasin and the guards who Q M. FOWLER,D.D. S. permitted him to get into tbe palace. August Simeon Luce, the historian and Office hours Rs m. to 5 p. m. French scholar, Ls dead, aged W years.1 He was the author uf a number of well-known QM1TH A COLGROVE, works. ' D Lawyers. A sharp earthquake occurre<l at Athens (Office in Union block. Hastings.) and caused cowdderable excitement. 'No­ Practice b all lhe courts of the state. body wns hurt and no damage was douc to A £. KENASTON. property. /I. Attorney at I-aw, Tbe Iowa State Historical society has re (Over J.9. tioodvesrfi: Ca’sstore.) Fracti on tn mi courtoof the State. Coileet'.aas, ceived a locket containing in one-half a lock of George Washington’s hair ami in promptly attending ta. , the other half a lock from the head ot “Mad K. TIMMERMAN. Homrepathlc Phy -Anthony” Wayne. * * sJclan and Surgeon. President-elect Cleveland will be luvited (Office over Lathrop's drug store.) by the Exposition ptople to deliver the ora­ tion on the opening day of the World’s fair aw. real estate and collect­ next May. Besides being the orator on the ing OFFICE OF occasion the pjyaideHtey i.’l press the button Palmerton * Smith. and start the machmcry going. । Woodland. Mich. €. S. Paj.mki:ton, J. M. Smith, • SatnrdHy, Dec. 1’7. Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. The Malone Boot and Shoo company, of ' Birmingham, Ala, has assigned. The llnbllitieo are 81S»<KR>. Assets not known. . Associate Justice Lamar, of tlie United State* supreme court, is seriously ill with Bright’s disease. His friends are alarnxcd over his condition and fears are expressed that bn may-not recover. Isaac H. Goodnight, congressman from the Third Kentucky district, is violently ill at his home in Franklin, Ky., and there Is serious apprehension aa to his recovery. Dr. Herman Weber and wife, of Read­ ing, Pa, have been arrested, charged with burglarizing a jewelry store at Beaver Creek of $I3.CiO worth of jewelry. When arrested 8MD worth of the stolen goods were found iu Weber’s poasetwion and tlie rwt was secured in Phli.ululphta. Tbe official vote of South Carolina in the recent election for president is: Cleveland, 54,®*: Harrfeoc, 13,884; Weaver, J,410; Bld­ wall, none. News comes from Salvador at a plot to murder President Ezeta formed by Salva­ dor exiles in Guatemala. The would-be m-tat-in ha* been captured and has made a. confession. Mra. WilMj^h Jackson, living near Springfield, 0.3 pulled a naedle out -'<• her left .ihouklerr* which bad been sore for Curei years. Mrs. Jackson, who is now 00 years Chapped Hands, Wounds; Bunts, Etc C H W P o. F L KIRK’S Ritirffll, Agreeable, Cleaning. Tbe National bunk of Newton, Kas., bus tailed. •ntiba for the appointment ot aewnmbslon to make-au 'agreement with the fire civilized UdUn uibaa tor efroing Indian territeny to settlement wxs dis­ cussed In the senate yesterday without action. The anti-option bill was taker, up All of the Cooley family—tho xnother.lwo And the rest of the day’s M*don was occu­ pied by Geonp- of Mbtiwippi in udwwacy daughters and a son—except the old man, of that bill. who proved that he was not living with his A 1.V - — J— ' , —-------family, have been convicte.l of receiving the house was suusumal lathe dta.-u»mou stolen goods at Ub-teufown, Pn. of the bills referring the ancient Weil and Thu Christman society of New York city La A bra Mextean awards- to the.com* of will entertain 30,U00children at Christrnss claims to p;i» upon tha allegations of dinner with five tons of candy, 40,000 cakes, fraud made In eachcutM'. These were passed. W,<Xw apples and many preieute. WAMHNam^ Dec. 13.—The fnmouaMcThe recount in the Fifth Michigan con­ Gsmdxau claim occupied thaatfcntica of gressional district gives Richardson. Detn., the senate yesterday ^ip tHkS o’clock, ■when ft plurality. it went over without actum. The rest or Franx Leddie, of St Louis, wyw ,^vot ,«ltl tho bession waa occupied by the anti-<vtion came within one-sixteenth cf un inch of be­ bill, George of Mtostadppl occupy!■« the ing killed. That was how close tlie bullet Hour nnd leaving bls speech still unfinished camo to his heart. A wail of his elotba* when tho time for adjournment cnxue. A retarded the bullet. short executive Hcaaiun was held. Rev. Talmage's Tabernacle nt Brooklyn The house passed a number of bridge is in the hands of the sheriff at the instance MIL for rivers in tho south, and then took of n pointer, who has .a judgment of 11,­ np and pas«d tbe army appropriation bill 104.88 against it providing 834.9tH.74O. No other buahiesa of Queen Victoria will lend to tins World’s importance was done. fair Ijeonardo <li Vinci’s original drawing Washington, Dec. Id—The senate yes­ of the first map of America, which is now terday talked uf the McGarraban case, tho in the castle nt Windsor. Rase Donohue, who was taken sick when nntl-optlon toll- and did little else except 0 years old au<T never left the bod for thirty' udjouru over to Monday by the casting vote eight years, is dead dt Pawtucket. IL L of the vice president, the matter involving Her disease wns paralysis and she was tlie feeling of the senate as to takings vote on tho anti-option bill. dwarfed to three feet in height, The bouse agreed to adjourn for the holi­ A score of mountaineers went into Hot days next Thursday and stay adjourned Springs, N. C. and were apoilingfor a fight. until Jan, A Today would have been pri­ They were accommodated by the dtlvate bill iluy, but Holman M-cured an ad­ *tens and one farmer was killed. Tht'y now journment to tomorrow. Little business threaten bloody wgwince. waa done. Anthony of,Texaa introduced n ' Edward Farrell, of Milwaukee, aged R8 bill repealing the dependent pension act of years,-while walking along in the freight 1890. yards at Clifton, Ont., was struck by an WabHingt«>:’. Dec. 19.—The approach of outbound train and literally ground to the holidays waa manifest iu the house Sat­ pices. ’ urday. Few cf tbe very few member* in A 10-ycar-old boy named Thomas Hodjjca, attendance paid any attention to the pro­ fell through an air hole while skating on Portage 1-akc. Mich. Lite Wly was re­ ceedings. The committee on military af­ fairs succeeded in. passing a few bilh, of covered, but all efforts to resusclate him little importance. Tbe dny wns conw ere un sneer s • f uL_____ . sum vd in the consideration. of a Florida claim bill, nnd the bouse adjonrnod with­ Tuesday, Dec. 20. Chnrlos B. Woolvertou, ot the Fort out action upon it. Washington, Dec. 20.—The senate meet­ Orange Millinery company, Albany, N. Y., was frightfully burn <1 by the Uro which ing ytwterday was funereal in the extreme. 'destroyed tlie company’s mill The prop­ The chaplain put a reference to Blaine’s erty - loss was $35,UK’•, half insured. I probably mortal illnrae in hla prayer, and The remains of Senator A. L. Gibson । then, as soon ns the journal was read. Gorwere buried itt Lexington, Ky. The serv­ man got up and feelingly announced the ices were Roman Catholic. ......-------------------, death ot Senator Gibfcoa and offered appn>Tbe new ebrt’-t defense vessel Monterey, priate resolutions, which wery adopted, and has taken her trial trip, and the ruiultar the senate mlj.iurnetl. will "be reported as souu us the experts aro 'lhe hou.se waa tub full of holldny dona figuring. thoughts to do any business ot importance. I*. Chamberlain.'tlie executor of tbe A Bill was pissc I iucreasing the ju-nsiotis George estate. who is • meting at New Fork, ot Mexican war veterans to 812 j>er month is found to lw only t: ,0C0 short. issteftd of ' —afit’ percent raise. After a little more a million, which, is pretty gtmerotts of • routine busineas tlw bouse atljourned. ClxantlH-rlain and lucky for the estate. j The Kansas Populists are going lo erect 1■ WENT DOWN WITH THE “SLUMP.” a Populist headquarters . al the World’s Ii A Chicago Boarrl or Trudo Man Hey* Too fair. • Slurb Corn. Some people living yi r.jxirtmenta at ‘ ■ Chicago, Dec. ‘JJ.—Dennis E. Sibley, one New York were annoyed by Ixcys playing > of the uldtet and bast known Ixwrd of trade ou a va*cant lot next the luiilding. After exhausting all other efforts to stop the dealers, vJaa forced to make an avdgumeut row the aforesaid,propio .pouted add down yesterdaylfor the lieneflt of his creditors. on the Ixxys, badly burning five of -them, The failure, though not wholly unexpected, and nobody knows who did it. caused consternation on the board, where, Thomas B. Kelly. «entence:l to the Wot just byforp the day's proceeding* clotted, Virginia state prison for life for murder, ' notice of siib’cy’n inability s-ttie his deals is collecting evidence that proves a clear was p<»sted. In round numbent Siblev’s alibi for him. nnd lias it almost complete. lUbllititehwIll reach eJ70.0». His aareta are ns yet|undei«rtnined, but it la thought Herr Most was puWIely horsewhipped by Emma Goldman al New York. The wromnu that they [will not exceed $70,000, but |kmm1is a friend of Bergman, whose shooting of bly mny reach' UX>,000. Hought Heavily on a Mistake. JL C. Frisk was discuunteuanced by Mast. The failure,_____ it is_____ said,__________________ waa due to a slump Four colored laborers got Into a fight ___________ r during a drunken Hpree at Hog Run, near 1 iu the corn market. Mr. fjibley had been Waltzin Kv Turn hnvitnr corn enrn lipjivil v for fnr DuCbmlwr T).-Tn>)n-r- delivery ,’i.Hv.rf Walton, Ky. Two n.ro are ibwil dead nntl mid tin* lhe nt others buying heavily are dying in New York, expecting that when naviga­ Charles H. Schwahn, living with his fam­ tion dosed freight rates would go up with ily in Milwaukee, was shot by his son Ed­ them, consequently the price of corn and ward for abusing his family while intuxi- other cereals. Accordingly he was caught cat.il. with fl.nOO.fuJO buslids ot corn when the Edward Stenger, a New York barber, roads cut the freight rates in two and the committed Nuicide by hanging himself in bottom tell out of the market Baird of his shop. trade meu would luwigu tho failure to an Mrs. Gladstone, wife of the British pre­ attempt by Sibley to earner tho corn mar­ mier, la a rogistcretl voter nt Ni.-utnra EaUf, ket, but such o:i attempt b denied by Sib­ Ont., where she owns three acres of land. ley. When the drop came hb margin* began to pile up and inability to cover LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. them forced him into bankruptcy. Caught Forty nt His Krrthrea. Chicago. By the failure a list of over forty Chicago . Chicauu. Dea it. Following were tho quotations on the board lx>anl of trade men are caught fur sums of trade today: Wheat |-I)ecembor. opened varying from &5,000 to *t,<JOQ. Logtui & We. cloxcd u»»fc; January, opened 7d?4e, Co. are among the henvicMt losers. Sibley cloned Muy, opened 7t^c, cioned 7CL*c. has been operating on tha board for ever Cora—December, opened GHc. cloecd tllic; twenty years. The firm was once Eldridge January, opened 42^, c>XMid €JMe: May, & Sibley, but of late he has bwn dealing opened 4->R(a cIokmI Data—December. op>:ied 80c, clnaed 80c; January, opened alone. Until a short time ago he was 3UJec, closed IXJfce: Mayjoppucd 34»ia closed president of the Sibley Elevator company. 34?ic. Porkt-Decembcr. opened SU.80. doecd Mr. Sibley's credit has always been good SliHr. January, opened 815.74. clow.-d ilSA.'hk and he was considered a wealthy mah. May, opened •’AOk. closed $18-’.’. Lard-De­ cember. opo^i ?1U.()‘>. dc.icd S10.W. FEDERATION OF LABOR CLOSES. Produce: Hutt nr— Fancy creamery, 22,1.10c per lb: fancy dairy, i-bf-Me; packing stock. 15 A Vote That Ntiowrd tha BoelaUttto ^16a Eacs-Fresh stock, 2*c per dos.: tea house. 18.'40c. Dressed poultry—Suring chick­ Philadelphia. Dec. 19.—The American en#. per lb; ben*. 9c; tnrJtays, 12Rm8 Federation of Labor Saturday finished its 12c; duelta. ft^Uc: geere. 8®Ua 1'otatom— Wisconsin Rune, esw^tc per bu; Hcbrona,<H2 session in this city. Probably the most t.'l per bu; Wisconidn Burmuika, Ofc.tDk pnr bu; rigulficanl incident of thu sewion was the Michigan Burlwnks. per bu; mixed lota. vote on a resolution demanding that tha UQAIc. Sweet potatoes—Illinola, j.ISW-75. ApplM—Uomxnou and poor stock, jl.r*«..,iJ.j government control all means uf communi­ per bbl: fair to good, 8Z.&&L75; fancy, $.10) cation, transportation, and production. It Cranbcrriua-Jerseys, JBJiOjp JO per bbl; Capo received 527 rotes to 1,628 against—not at. Cod, 8MOIJ7.ID; fancy. JS-UO^, x.og Wixoaiin all a contemptible minority iu n representa­ Bell and Bugles. S7.3».yt.ox tive gathering when the proposition wo* Live Stock-Prices al thn Union Stock yard* today ranged ax follows: Market rather no­ practically tor state socialism pure. The tice on packing and shipping account aud convention also voted in favor of clemency feeling rather easy; prices ftp lOc lower, sale* for the imprisoned Anarchist*, and n reso­ ranged at $i.tX) & AB pig*. 8«kli*3 lution was adopted .demandinggovernment 6.40 light, 8W (Tp CJx rough pncklng. control of railways, telegraphs, and tele ISJUQAAS mlxtsL nnd. 30uU> to O.W heavy phones. packing nnd shipping lots. (tempers lle-oUcted President. Cattle-Market fairly active on local Gompers had no opposition for the office and.shipping account: feeling owy: price* fa­ of president and hb salary waa raised lo vor buyers; Christinas beeves In fair |l,ft00 per annum. Evans was re-circted supply and quotable nt S’.JOiJijjj; other quafiti.'s were quotable ut JktD C R.01 secretary, Maguire vice president,nnd John choice :o extra shipping steers, HJiLptA' g»x>d B. Lennon treasurer. Resolutions were tochulca do, ^.TUfi'i-Wfalr lu gtxxi, 33.01^0 passed: Favoring direct elections by Lhe common,to medium do, bop-lmra* people; for prohibitlori'of Japanese Immi­ steers. stockcra, Utf*4&n Texas gration; condemning the Rock Island rail­ atrere, «A78CM.»1 range steers. iS-’vtfl.ld feod. way for its telegraphic policy; favoring the era. JlilMjJJS cows, 81JU&f.X balls, ami 52dfS eight-hour system; demanding restriction OA35 veal calm. of all immigration. A resolution foiled Sheep—Market ncilvo and prices steady. asking congress to provide for compulsory Quotatlomi rangwl ut. per tot lb westerns, yukJ5.HU native*, $2JWai.;.> Texas, arbitration, and Gompers spoke against it, and SATSifAUJ lamb-. Terrible Disaster In England. London, Dec. li-Fifty lives were lost Nxw YottK, Doc. ift. Wheat—Na S red winter ca»h. 73Q7is)ic; in the Bamfuriong colliery nt Wigan yes­ January. 75c; Marek. 77H<r. May.^c. Corn terday by an explosion, and the low vf life —No. 2 mixed ua*h, December, 50c; January. Mfcic; February. BlMici Maj-, i.Hc. may be higher, as a large number of men Oats-Na f mixed caxh, Janu­ are imprisoned in the piL Herculean eiary. SJe; May. 3BM& - Hye-Quiet and forts to save the imprisoned am bciaj steady; western. SMiaic. Barley-Dull and made and the pitmouth is surrounded wit: unchanged; > j. WeftU!rn> siX'ajc; six-rnwsd ■Ute, 75®HU l"ork-Q'iletbut linn; old meat, wailing women. WJpxi&jS; new me:-*, S’AWOWJi). Lard Burned Paper* and Suicided. -HjrJct but Orm; December, s 10.40; May,. iiata St..Lolts. Dec. 20.-Monday moruix the vault of the city treasurer at the cl. , Mu.wauxbs. Dec. IS. ball was found open. A number of nawWheat—Cash. C?%c; May, Cora-No. bad been taken or.: and placed on a tab. iu the office and burned. Later it wh December. tearo-d that Ed Foeratel, mqq of CltTreasu-er Foerstri, and his arefauuii. hail committed suicide ' Both Had Eczema In Its Worst Form After Fhyalciatui Failed, Hood>a Saraaparilta Perfectly Cured. Great mental agony is endured by parents who see their children suffering from diseases caused by impure blood, and for which there scctns no cure. This is from the blood, and restores tbe dis­ eased skin to fresh, healthy brightness. Read the following from grateful parents t “To C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: ■■We lixink Hood's Barsajiarllb is Use meat valuable medicine on tho market tor blood and ,nkl:i dlteaste. Our two.cnihlren suffered terri­ bly With tbe MORTGAGE SAUL Whereas default has been made Id the condl_JUS of a mortgage executed by Nebmtah Nlchurds aud Hau nab M. it'i-harris, his win-, of tlie township of OrangrsUle Barry County State of Micbtaan. to Julia B. Scoville, ol-t,me­ mo. state of Mw Tork.bearlhf; dafo tl>« 23rd Xof Mcptwmber, 1K*». and recorded In the of the Itrglstrr of I>cds for Barry County. Michigan, on tw 37lh day of September, ikno. In liber twelve of murtxage* on pare 338. .xi which mortgnge there tn now <-lainie<l lo be due 'and unpaid at U»c date of this notice the sum of'one thouiuuid. one hundred, elghty-nlne and <3-100 collar*, principal slid Interest together with an attorney foe of thirty-five dollars asrstipulated in raid mortgage, and no acU on or proceedltiK at taw or in equity having been Instituted to re­ cover the debt secured by said mortgage or any part thereof. Notiee is thereby given that by vlrtne of » power of sale contained lu sola mort­ gage and tbe statute in uxb cam* made and pro­ vided ibe said mortgage, wilt be foreclosed by a sale of tbe mortgaged premise* therein dr»chb ed. which ule will be made a tthe ;<orth door of the Court House In the City of H>- •'n.>s. lu the County at Harry and State) of M ch <:u; ibat being the place of toldlng tie Circuit Ccurt for Barn County, at public auction, by tbe sher­ iff-of said county <ui Saturday, the eighteenth day ot February. IW8, at twehe o’clock hoou of that day to satisfy tbe amount which shall then hodueou said tunriguge with Interest, costs, aud expenses of Mie together with .thlrtv flte dollars, attorney f«-e a» stipulated In said mortgage. Tne premises »ro described m fol­ lows. l'>-wtt: AU the following described lauds, situate and being In the County of Barry and 8tale.at Michi­ gan. Tire west Imlf of the M>uUi-west quarter of sectiou nineteen, In township tv.o north range ten west containing eighty acres of land accord ingtottie United Stales rntvey. mj<1 twenty acres off the south end of the west fractional lialf of the north-vent quarter of section number nineteen lu krwMblp two north raitgu ten wst containing In ail one hundred acres of land, be the Mrte more or less. Dated. Noveinoer ztud. tate Mortgagee. ALKX W. IfAMlttOK. Attorney for Mortgagee. Worst Form of Eczema for two years. Wo had three f hysielanji In that time, but neither cf them succeeded la CHANCERY ORDER. cunne them or even in givlnr: them a little State ot Mteulran. Fifth Judicial Oitcult-In relief. Atta-two tried Hood’s ftaraapanlla and lu a month both children were per­ j (Tianccry Stilt pending In tbe Circuit Court for lhe fectly cwred. Wo recommend i tor the County of Bany. m Chanrery ; al the city o’. Ita-tlngs, on U.c 30tii day of No verno A.D. !»'. Ida Berry. K ' iu H standard family medicine, and would not Complainant. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Charite H. Berry. 1 Mfrndcnt. bv affidavit ou flie. . II Hcny. f» not a reaWrin m this state, but is a retddent of Kansas; therefore on motion of Smith & Col­ --------sollcKora it Is ordered wwMtanvrwww mvM 1 kyoresoUcMors lor lor cowpuluant. cowpl || KKV K BIJVER Fim i that defrmlent his appearance in sain ■MKM gr MAIWS tMRM | oa ordent beJorfenter , tourhis ln4wln before mouths, from the date .itL— twenty days the ---------r- a cony of tWAorticr io be — Hastings BAMSKTt.iald imblinertvs- Da. Mgja_ Pate t-ation cation to be coo coottimu it;: d unoe in each week tor six weeks In sucoes»lon. 'Sisi's?;"^ FKASK A. llOOKBR. row*I BpilOBSajg <*■» , Circuit Jutbiv. True copy. Attest. "cu as’. M.^M Cjms M. Mack ack , Register. COBB&HUNTER 118 W. MAIN ST., KALAMAZOO, Offer fur inspection by the people of Hastings and vicinity the largest and most superb stock of Crockery, Glassware, Lamps Silverware, [Plated arid Solidly Fine China, . and Bric-iFbrac I } - ! I I Ever displayed in Southern Michigan. We have simply outdone all former effort in getting the goods ybu want, and at PRICES that are not to he met by ANY ONE in Kalamazoo. Hanging Lamps, $ 1.50 .70 Table I-ampe, fancy. 3.00 Hanging Lamps, 30 prisms. .95 Table limps, dec Bowl and Shade, ‘ Dinner Sets. 112 p’ces, $7.5U $10. $11 up. A line dec Table Lamp, bdwl and Shade to match, Pittsburg Burner, a Hare Bargain at 2.50 Decorated 10 p’ce Chamber sets beauties good size, 2.00 Tlftese are a few Samples of Good Things we offer. Haviland China, A I) Coffees Dinner Sets, Choc olate cups aud saucers. Salad Sets 5 o’clock tea enps and saucers. Chocolate ISets. Cake Plates, Tete-a-tete sets Salad Bowls. Ice Cream Sets, Sugars and Creainius, ■ Meat Sets Fruit Plates, r Piano and Banquet Lamps in great variety, Onyx Tables, Tea Stands, Candelabra, and Art Pottery of all standard manufactures. Rich Cut Glass, Solid ■Silver. Our Art. Room is now ready for inspection and Lt well worth a visit. You are all invited. COOB & HUNTER, 118 W. MAIN ST., KALAMAZOO. �Hastings Banner. Thursday, December 22, :89a. W. R. COOS. U>eHB4itoc. • It la eatlmatel that an average waltz •takes a dancer oacr about thrre-qvarters of a mile. A girl witii a well filled pro­ gram travel* thus in cn evening. Twelve waltzes nine mitea. four other dances a half n mile a piece, which ta hardly n fair big estimate, two niilea inure; the in­ termission stroll and the trips to the dressinr room to renovate lr r gown and com­ plexion. half a mile, grand total eleven and a half miles. With nil these atatUtles before us there are people who seem to think our girls do not receive enough exercise. Ward’s THE BEST 5 Cent Cigar In The Market It Acknowledges no Superior. J. MILLARD, HASTINGS, MICH. LOCAL NEWS • CIRCULATION * „i>3 quires. Hereafter, changes .for- advertisements must reach this office Tuesdays if latest to insure insertion in the isaue of the week when brought. 1 r- victims find prompt aud nonliMuentreMef In flood** SaraapariMai which tenia the atctnach and creates an »pj.«lte. Useful holiday gifts nt McCoy’s. Beautiful holiday gift# at McCoy’s But vouf Christmas groceries of Cook A Cook.’ ’ / Good bouse to rent, Spau Iding. inquire of O. D Morrill A Co. Iiavv jus! received a new line of neck wea{. Baths at Busby Bros, only Ike and cold water. PERSONAL MENTION. Mrs. Fred Barlow ta quite sedousiy Hi. W. H. Schantz Is taunefor the holidays. H. H. Fields from Lapeer -was here Friday. Tbe annual mw-ting of t& Barn- Co. Mrs. Allie Ruck is visiting her sister Agrienirura! «toetaty will be held in tbe this week. c wet iwuAo (n the city nf HaMlngs. Tu— C. O. McDuffy was ia the city on bustd«> Dec-^Tth.. 189® at 1 octode pi m., for tbe aHkratton of officers and to transact any new Friday. otbar btudiicM that may cotn« before tbe. Mr. ami Mrs. G. W. MTItlLnna oro visitmeeting. • ing at Grand Rapids. Aba Pesnocx, Prt<* Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hope, of Edmore, M. II. Burtux*. Sre’y. spent Saturday In tho city. One of the latest schemes in connection Neruidii Rons, uf Missaukee, iud., is with electricity ta ita utUlzatlna for tvkIng and beating private houres. I: u es­ expected iu vlsjt lu tlie city shortly. timated tbi»t ninety meals fur a family of Mrs. James WHkina and daughter ordinary ria* can lie cooked In thia way . Nellie ein-ut Sunday in Guild Rapids. at a co^t of Fnr house beating, Mbs 1 Al Han Wardell will g* to Chicago four machine*, each doing the work of to sbi'Bd thu-hekdaya with her parents. an ordinary Move. can he’ maintained for almnt 80.40 p-r muijfli. making n bill of pr. Henry MiUt-r. a foroter resident of SI2 or $13 pur month for rooking and thia city put now or Otsego spent .Sunday healing. In the city. • ALWAYS SMOKE Tiu« week, Flneif powdered Peruvtan bark H WftMnaMrfed tu keep bangs In curl In moftt weather. It hi applied with a pow> der-pufL Unfortunately this suggestion ta Taxable only to persona with blond or light-brown hair. On black hair tbe pow­ der <hvws a Ube dust and earmot be used. IS cents. See that nice line of dancing pumps, and ladies fine Oxfords at Spence Bros. In sending out packages at Christmas time great eare should be taken In doing them up. Never use tlilu paper 'or news­ paper for wrapping, but get u strong pa­ per, tie with a stout twine, not the ordi­ nary white, nnd moat important of all write the address plainly. If these 'di­ rections ar® followed packages will sel­ dom fail to reach their destination. Near­ ly nil of the trouble of losing packages at Christmas lime arises from the fact that they are not prepared as they rhopld be for tbe rough handling which necessarially •rise during the holiday rush. The writer once saw a package whose destina­ tion waa New York state, wrapped iu a common newspaper and held by pins. John Pendergast has gone east on a business trip la ue interests-of tho u-oot boot company. f ’ Mrs. Devltt. wife of the baker Who com! milted suicide last week, wew V» Grand Rapids Monday where .she and her two children will Hve. Ia Cull keeping with Its well-known progrearive policy the North-Western Line (Chicago«fc North-Western Railway), has recently inaugurated through train service between the Chicago and the Lake Superior region. Thta new train 1s known as the "Duluth and, Superior Special,” and it leaves Cirieago dally at 5:50 p. m.. arriving at Superior at 8:20 a. in. ami Duluth at S:5-2 a. is. th? next day, imiking the jour­ ney In the reomrkably quick time of fifteen I hours. The train is mlde up ut tmgaage cars, standard day coaches and palace I buffet slceplbg earn of the most modern and approval • design, nnd all daases of ' pas.ifiigvr^ are carried through without i change of aars. Supper Is served In dining • ear after departure from Chicago, and bret/cfitat Is servwl from n well stocked buffli before arrival at Duluth. To insure yourself a quick nod cumfortable Journey be bare to ask fur sfiiXets via the North­ Western Lino. Any ticket agent can fur­ nish full Information regarding thia. rail-, way, <ir it will 5e promptly furnished upon application to W. A. Thrall, General Pas­ senger and 'Picket Agent, Chicago. A pair of gold bowed glasses on tie st reets of HimUuks on Friday. Dee. nth. Finder will pk-as-j leave them at Prank Pauco wf* and very MuCffohUge - Mhs. C. B. Fknham. -... W Mrs. Hadley who bus teen iu Hankaw, China, for tbe past three years, i> now in this country and Is expected to arrive In Grand Rapids where her relatives are, any day. ‘ AH of the Hastings boys' wfio are at­ tending school away from here will be home this week, with the exception of Royce Barlow wh? will spend Christmas at fils school In Houghton. . College closes for the holiday vacation next Friday evening. .... U tucui UUl Ul Ul. flock and marked them ou the right sbouldi'.wltti blade patut. and turned them out upon his farm. Oa the Tib 1 went after the >heep and of them wereg<.ne. I will give 55 oo reward lor tbe 5beep or io anyone that may havj them and let me know w here they are. Lio Mvrss. Dated Huttags, Jflcti, Dee. mb, M»;-. No Name and residence, ta i f c Tompkins. Assyria ' Ii EDritM Aw-uria Elv>r» M. S3. Harlan. Assyria । WHHam OJner. Rutland । hlitie llanauer. City T.- tiorr Dorr Bliustoa, City •■ot ’। T BlliiKtoa. Clfy i Emma Itauchman. (Tty j Jo-e Durlluir. City M i Addle Howe. City •» Fred E. Jenson, City Ths cross-country run at tbe University M. j<LoulMjM.Um-kbart.Cltv Robert Greeo, City was made Saturday at 3:30 o’clock from ■"* i Anna Turner, City McMillans Hall. Tho run was very close and many contested for the prize. The Lansing Arebey. City distance was five miles. Emma Rorabaugh, City There h some talk of lighting the Uni­ versity buildings and the campus by elec­ tricity. Age TOUR FAVORITE HOME NEWJPAPER ONE YEAR FOR Tlie A. N. Q. Club are contemplating exchequer will afford. It will ta* Merry Everything new and fresh in the line of Cfifistmai everywhere because there liyio giving a full dress calico "charity ball*’ be­ traits, nuts and candles for the holiday standard set up as to wbat is appropriate fore lent. The proceeds to be given to as a Cbrlfflmas gift Whatever will please the city’s poor. trade at tho city bakery. will be appropriate, and tho Christmas The Y. M. S. C. will issue Invitations There were quite a large number of Sers in Hastings will have the whole tbta week for a hop, Thursday Dec. 2tfth. weddings in tbe city last week as will le of the stores and certainly ought to i at Union Hall. seen by the marriage licenses. . what they want. Patronize those 1 The best seven button over gaiter in the who take the pains to tell you of their | For Christinas and New Ycac’s holidays market for only 91.00, and the best ten bargains through tbe medium of printers 1 the C. A W. M. and D.. L. 4 N. Ry’s, button over gaiter tor only 91.25 at F. G. ink. will sell excursion tickets at one and oneStowelKs ' The presence of good manners Is no­ third fare for round trip, on Dec. 24th. Dr. Andrus is moving Into- his new where more needed or more effective than 25th, 20, and 31st and January 1st and home this week. Mis. Diamond will move In tlie household, and perhaps nowhere 2ml. all gixxl to return January 3rd. to .all into lhe part of Mrs. C. Roberts house more rare. Whenever the familiarity ex­ points on their on Ujand connecting lines, that he vacates. ists, there Is a tendency to loosen tbe Including Chicago. To Canadian'points tickets will be sold Anything that you need or want In the check upon etlfish conduct which the line of Christmas groceries you ran get at presence of strangers involuntarily pro­ at one fare for round trip Dec. 20th,- 2lst Cook Jfc Cook’s. They keep nothing but duces. Many persons who are kind and and 22nd. with return limit January !Oth. courteous In company, are rude and care­ the best and their prices are right. Holiday Excursion ICatcs. less with those whom they love best. Em­ Christmas and New Years, IS92-V3. To Combing and rubbing the scalp of the erson says: -Good manners are made op head wiih-the hand draws the blood up to of petty sacrifices.” and certainly nothing all points In tlie United States and Canada tbe surface of the bead, aud not only re­ can more thoroughly secure the harmony on the Michigan Central R. R. except on lieves the pain at times, but adds new and peace of the family circle than the the Toledo Division. Rite one and onestrength to the hair. habit of making small sacrifices for one third first-class fare for the round trip. Pickets to be sold December 24, 25. 28 nnd If you fail to see the line of chinaware, another. Children thus learn good man­ 31 and January l and 2. Limited to re­ glassware, lamps, dinner sets, water sets, ners In the best and most natural way. turn Jauuary S. 1593. and habits thus acquired will never leave chamber sets, vases, etc. Hams A VanL. Gorrn, Agent. Arman are offering for Christmas presents them. Courtesy and kfadnets* will never lose their power or tlsclr charm, while A Floating BeatdenM. you will miss it Never so nice. Never all spurious imitation^ of them are to be Ephrlam Shay, of Harbor Springs, will so large. despised. reside In Chicago during the Columbian Exere’se is the most’ Important natural exposition. Mr. Shay hv\ developed ■ tonic of the body. Without It there can great tendency to yacht building nnd has l-e no large, compact muscular frame. It People and Event*. commenced work on another steel yacht, is an essential to physical development as According to the statistics of the Inter­ which will l>e larger and handsomer titan air Is to life, and an Imperative necessity state Commerce Commhslon a railway pas­ the one be previously built, and It .will be In tbe maintenance of beauty. ' senger stands ope chance In 10.823.153 to of lighter draft. It will l»e about 43 fret Tlie baw.r held by the Episcopal ladles long by 10 fret beam. The yacht will be be killed while traveling. A great many last Friday night netted them over 9100 persona are wIlMng to take tho chance and taken to the World's Fair, not for exhibi­ above all expenses. 980.00 of this sum even accept a free pass agreeing not to tion but for himself and family to live in was taken in by the St. Agues Guild, and bold ttaMdllroSa-’eaxpoany Hable for dam- during the exposition._________ w511 more than finish paying for the brass iigrs in case of Injury,. A Letter From Dr. Humphrey. I’ectlon, which was bought for the church by the Gujld. Mr. Henry George haa been veir busily Exlltor Banskr: Dear Sir—Owing to my time being more Tlie annual meeting of the state Horti- engaged of late with his new book, which valuable elsewhere Ishall cease my visits cn! teral society will be heid*in Ann Arbor he expects to be issued this week. As he to Hastings, and my patients In your »ecDec. 26 th ■ to 28, commencing Monday has completely recovered his health by h s tlun who wish to see me- can do w by evening. A great variety of topics win devotion to the bicycle, he has been able meeting me in Charlotte etch month. My be discussed and the meeting cannot but to give to the book quite as aearnwt next visit lu Charlotte will be January 17. be profitable to all Interested. For pro­ thought as he did to “Progress and FJreVr- and my next February 14 and March 14. grams nnd futher Information address E. ty. ’and tho friends who have seen It are always on Tuesday. Office at the Phoe­ Inclined to think that It will make1 quite nix House. Consultation free. C. Reed, ot Allegan. as much stir as that remarkable volume. Many physicians believe that the fumes 8emp Basket Made from a Fan. Ex-Governor Chenoy, nominated to be of kerosene when the lamp is turned low, a silver, gilt, or gayly-oolored folding may cause diphtheria. Many sleeping­ mlntater to Switzerland. Is 67 years old. Is Japanese fan is necessary for this basket, rooms arc thus seml-Hghted all night, a wealthy paper manufacturer in Man and should have the rivet taken from It, and tho windows closed or raised but 1U.M slightly. The atmospheric condition be­ term of the late Senator Pike. lie was also the stiff end-sticks cut off. Join the two paper ends together, and fasten with comes deathly. A turned-down kerosene mentioned for the office of Secretary of mucilage. As soon its this Is dry, gather lamp is a magazine of deadly gas that tbe War. which Mr. Elkins has finally «*»««• healthiest lungs cannot be safely exposed but did not allow his defeat t04in,<‘l‘f^ tbe sticks at the bottom to a point, and run through them a wire, twisting the ends with hls.sucoessful endeavors to turn over to. to Mr. Harrison at Minneapolis * majority togetiier to hold the sticks in place. The difference in the farmer’s favor be­ Weave a bright satin ribbon, about an of the New Hampshire delegation. inch wide, in and ont of the sticks, and tween good roads and poor ones is factorily ahown by the statement of the It is always an Interesting question what tie through the point a bow of the same secretary of tbe New Jersey Agricultural the latest quotation for stock Is for the satin ribbon, with ends banging from it. Society that “farm wagons loaded with Chemical Bank of New York, rhe (mb Aroaod Iht Imldr «t U» l»l»r t-rtot the produce for lhe New York market now ■way this c*n I* determined is when Un. which » «l lhe top <* me L haul loads of three tons, where formerly, putt a narrow alrlp ol >ll« pwpar lo ho^d through the closing up of an estate a share over tha old roads, they could hardly put the iMakrt out. Malto a loop of rlbboo or two ta offered at aaetion. three-etchta ot a rard k»r. th. end« ol on half that much.” 'And the three tons, ta ever soJM at private sale* and It neve£ be added, ‘‘I* easier to haul than the ton appears It the market*. Last week there which are to be rartened to either aide ot and a half waa." Tbe moat conservative tbobuket. Tintah where lhe fotnlhd la. was a chance to get a sew quotation. One farmer In the country can undereUsd rttare sold at auction la eompliaaeo that aeah •• Improvud condition 01 things tile law and it brought H.4W. Th* par * worth a good deal to the farming eommaalW- ONLY $1.10 THE BANHEK Gives all the news of Town, County and State, and as much National news as any other paper of its class. Your Home would be incomplete without it. The New York Weekly Tribune Is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general news of the United States and the world. It gives the events of foreign lands in a nutshell. It has seperate departments for “THE FAMILY CIRCLE” and “OUR YOUNG FOLKS.” Its “HOME AND SO­ . command -------------andV'(laughters. CIETY-eolnmns the --------------.dmiration of-J wives Its general political news, editoralsand discussions are comprehensive, brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL” department has no superior in the country. Its “MARKET REPORTS” are recognized authority.in all parts of the land. A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer this splendid journal and “THE BANNER” for one year si FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN ADVANCE. ”N. Y. Weekly Tribune,” regular price per year $1.00. We furnish both papers for n - - $1.10 Subscriptions may begin at any time. Address all orders to Bank Statement. Report of tbe condition of the Hastinn City Bnnk at Hastings. Michigan, at tho close of business. Dec. ». Uffl2. RKMOCIICM. Nj.*xt Wednesday evening will occur .9K1.X4 81 the first concert by tbe choral Union for f-osnsatid discounts..................... Stock*, txjnds. mortgages, etc. . .. . 7,134 0J astings ity ank this year. They will give the "Messiah” Dur from banka In reserve cities. . ll^Ti 67 Furniture and fixtures which has necessitated much practice. Hastings, - - Mich. Other real estate Current expenses and taxes paid One of tbe latest organlxatlor^ in the and cash items 1J294 0C University is the College Journalistic Checks CAPITAL $75,000.06. Gold coin......................................... Club, which meets once n week and Is Nilrar coin SURPLUS 88.000.00. . 00 intended to create a dellre nnd enthusi­ U d. and National Bank Notes... asm for the journalistic life. It bus about Incorporated under the laws of tbe State of Total............................................... J300. 01 Michigan. fifty members. . uaiui.:-hxs. Capital s-o<k paid In 5 76/100 00 Dr. II. F. Thomas, congressman elect .Surplus fund 8 .000 00 Open for btuineMDec.lS.18M. from the fourth dtalrict, Is at the hospital I r dlrid'-d profits !Utldrnds unpaid officers: receiving treatment. nalrldnal deposits 33JM 34 O. G. Robinson, Prebident; Certlfirales t>f deposit The young ladles of Lfie U. of M. have Chester Messer. Vice. Pres. kindly remetnberud the hospital patients Total*..................................................... IBO.fitaOt • D. W. Reynolds, Cashier. sie uf Michigan. County of Barry-si. and are soliciting cuiitributiuns to buy­ DITJtctors: I. D*n W. Reynolds cashh rof the above named gifts to present to them un Christmas. Bank, do solemnly swear that the above slateD. W. Reynolds, >-W. H. Powers. l» true lo tbe best of my knowledge and Walter M. Williams. .94’ Dent, will ment D.G. Robinson, R. B. Mwser. belief. Dan W. 1!ktnoi.i*.Cashier. spend tbe coming vacation1 with his many Snb-ertta-d nnd sworn lo before me this )6th John Carreth, Chester Messer. day of Dec. I8S2. Wm. H. PoWBR*. Hastings, friends. . P. T. Colgrove. . Notary Public. The merchants ot this city are not ■ ConUKCT—Attest: SoefiD 1’olng". ilreelug anybody Judging by the quantity D.G. Kohixson. ) Interest pxldon timedepositsand general Wm. H. Pou-Kits. VDirectors Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Young gave a sup­ of goods they have on hand nnd the prices . . -i. iTransacted. they have marked on them. Tnute with per Thursday evening to eighteen of their home merchants nnd you will always Have gentlemen friends. occasion 10 rejoice. ' They have every­ Friday evening Mr. ami Mrs. Julips thing from the cheapest to lhe most ex­ Bussell cntertalmsl nine tables at pedru. pensive for the holidays. One ot the A very pleasant time was enjoyed by three happiest things about Christmas is thnt present. Mr. and .Mra. Onboru sr. won every year is Inspired with the thought the first ptIzw. of wliat will please and what tbe family The friends of Miss Effie Johnson a graduate of the class of 1886, of the High School, will be pained io learn of her death from diphtheria, which occurred Sunday In Grand ItapWs. We under­ stand the'was clerking, there. Iter body waa brought Itere by hearse wblcbjdarted fiotu Grand Rapids Sunday at ten o’clock and was accompanied by her brother and the undertaker. When they reached Middleville tbe former was taken sick •with the Mine dread disease nnd had to be left there, while tlie undertaker came on witfi the l»ody reaching here Monday morning and it was Interred In the ceme­ tery here. It seems sad that a girl like Mbs Johnson who had so many friends and was so well liked should die in this manner, almost unattended mid alone with no one present sit.her burial save the sexton and undertaker. Sto Th Lutag W;;cw Piaily Paper ol lb H C B , LOOK * HERE Wheat ie low and flonr ehould be the same. For a short time I will sell White Rose Flour AT $ 1.90 PEK 100 LB/. This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to be first - grade. Live poultry wanted JOS. ROGERS. Boon BflNQ The large holiday trade we have had has broken up our stock. The goods Come we have left have got to go. We have lots of and look at them. bargains yet. We still have a large line of Smoking Sets and Fancy Books. Come Early and Come Often FRED L. HEATH, THE DRUGGIST �(THE LONDON POLICE. time received walked morning end nftdcxoom pairing eu route through the Ptama & Spogna, Where TORNEV WELLMAN OBSERVED. A plant which produces such marked dtoturbanos* of physiological functions when gave alms each time he passed. But after (bed to excess U likely to poreoM valuable a few months' knowledge of Roman begtherapeutic properties, xulch we will en- gardom he suddenly ceased to drop the ac­ customed copper Into the extended hat, lltical ••PafU”—ProoswUe* Deprodeat t demonstrated that it is‘destraetlHe to cer whereupon t',e beggar brought cult far WHolly Vpo* Meritfain germs. Dr. V. Lassinari. aaetotent at 000 lire, which he claimed to have tent to Colonel H.. producing at the same time th* hygienic institute ot the University of During my visit to Ixandon I spent con- । •JderahJe time investigating tbe police P.-. publishes some interesting expert- I two fitnesses to the fact. Tbe victim of force of that city. imeets with tobacco smoke on various thia trick lost do time iu consulting a na­ The history at the London poBce has ।pathi^etdc and nonpnthogenic organism*. tive lawyer, who remarked that while h« yet to be written, and a very enrions recon? ■The duration of tbe fumigations varied bad no doubt of tbe utter frartttluncyof tha fnderd would be that of the successive from thirty to thirty-fire minutes, and the claim, still the testimony cf the- beggar Changes, .vlways in the direction of im- (quantity^! tobacco eonaurw-,.1 amonnted to and the two eyewiux»ea must stood In tho absence of any rebutting evidence, but procement, which have been made in ths from 3X to 4X grama. CMUtitutioo, the discipline and the dress It waa shown that tobacco smoke pos­ that if the colonel would spend half the of the metrojioliten nnd city police since sesses th* property ot retarding tbe devel­ sum involved he would undertake to de­ tbe fdrec. ratablfihed by act 10 of George opment of eom* pathogenic 1\ictoria and feat tho stratagem. Outraged as he was, the colouel con­ IV, commenced duty on Sept 20, 1830. preventing the growth of other*. Thus the Although the blundering and inefficient smoke from a large Virginia cigar retarded cluded to accede to the attorney’s terma, force ot police constable* had by this time tbe development of the bacterium prodigi- and when tbe case came up, and th* beg­ discarded their swallow toiled coats and osua for ^cvcaty-lvro hours, of the staphy­ gar’* two witnesses hail testified to having their stovepipe hate, the city authorities, lococcus; aureo* for seventy-three hours seen tho beggar lend tho money to tin- de­ excepting for a very short period in 1848, and of the anthrax bacillus for ninety­ fendant on b certain day, tho lattsr’s law­ hesitated to provide tbe force with any seven bout*. No development of colonies yer promptly called two witnesses who weapon whatsoever excepting a lantern of the spirilla* of the Asiatic cholera, an­ made oath that they had :-vrn Colour! II. ' thrax or of the bacillaof typhoid fever and pay tho money hack tolar Ik- -, .-r«-».i rt-.y and a rattle. Even as late ns I860 tho meSropolitan pneumonia was observed after from 128 to that proved to be jest a «i k nit. r the dote of tbe alleged m-.pwl it'.oa—:h!a t«» police force numbered only 5.200 consta­ 108 bouif. •, bles, although the city had over 3.000.00C Tbe author reganls these results as due the amazement of tbe colcm I nnd tbe nt inhabitant*. At present ita total strength to lhe chemical action of the ingredients sternal ion and defeat of the l.cg/,ar.— is 14.0aJ. maintained at a cost of a littlt- of tohaceo smoke. For years dentists have Harper's.________________ ___ over £1.000.000 .15,000,000). This civilian recognfiaxl lhe fact thnt tobacco is an ac­ army was practically founded by the sec­ tive germicide, and state that tobacco It ia an old truth, but only old men wm ond Sir Robert Peel while home secretary, user* have the best preserved teeth. For and waa bitterly opposed in the outset by twenty years I have been engaged in the to understand the particular important-.a large section at tbe public press. Tha general practice of medicine, and during of honeaty, simplicity and order. Yonng Ixmdon police force, once n national scan­ that tin»s have treated many cases of pul- ■ towns, like younj men, are constantly try­ dal, has now become, however, the par* monary tuberculot-H. I do not remember ing experiment*, only to discover that tho donahle pride of every inhabitant of lh« that one ot my consumptive cases was a , •Id way is so much better than any other thnt they are at last compelled to come haAilud smoker of tobacco. city. At tbe head ot thia army of 14,000 police My reBectiona on this subject lead me to buck to Ik Much has lieen said as to what to a slnle commissioner called' the chief suggest thnt toliacco smoke, as Inhaled is the greatest pity. I think It ia that commissioner ot police. He to appointed daily and almost hourly by lhe habitual young men and young towna (lo not accept by the quern and holds bls office for life. smoker, retards or prevents the develop­ the lessons of their elders without tbe pun­ A gcprral in the army of twenty years’ ment ot 'the bacillus Auberculusis Id tbe ishment of experience. Most western coun­ standing is always selected for the place- larynx and lungs of lhe smoker, as It has try-towns are guilty of all sorts ot mis­ some Koklier who has distinguished bitu­ bevri demonstrated to prevent tlie develop­ taken, because few of them hnvc reached rrit for his executive ability. The present ment of tbe iMsclIli of typhus fever and years of discretion. However wise a man may b^in bls in­ chief commissioner to Sir Edward Brad­ pueumonix Look l>aek upon your cases ford, K. C. B.. K. C. S. Tm who organized of consumption, ami recall to mind any dividual capacity, and however wise ho the king of Persia's envairy some years aibong them who were habitual smokers may have )x-en as • resident of an older ago. His salary Is £2.500 or 512,500. This of tobacco. An ttu as l ean recall lo mind community, as a citizen of a new town he votes bonds with the recklessness that eoQimiMioaer bas the appointment of three tob.icco smokers have good lungs. aaaiRtaut commissioners at a salary of This question merit* attention, as tbe characterizes young men in giving notes, £1.500 (57.500) and allow.iD8cs of about great destroyer of human life is consump­ forgetting that pay day wiil inevitably £500 a year extra. These iu>stotanu are tion. Another fact Id favor of the antidotal roil around and that they will ptobably chosen from the raukt, of liarrirtrr* who or preventive influence of tobacco smoke to not be prepared to pay. Many of the-great have di&tlnguiAhcd themselves for upward ths fact that consumption claims by far fortunes in tho east were gifts from ranof twelvb years in the criminal court*. tbe largest proportion of its victims among mnnitie* in the west. The people conspire Next in rank come four chief ccnatable*, females, uonsmoker* of tobacco. I am so for months to get control of their valua who likewise mu«t be chosen from the list strongly Impressed with the prol>ability of ble«, in order that they may give them of ami}' officers in good standing. tobacco smoktf being In some degree a cure sway. If there is a valuable franchise in a There is strictly no politics in any of or preventive of tuberculosis that I desire these appointments, arxl they are all for to call the attention of the physicians tot western country town, tbe people usually manage to give it away, the rvciplonts life or during good behavior. It would the subject. . seem fitting to put an experienced army Im it not pouible that tobacco smoke doc* Iteing men who have probably been vic­ office: at the head of *uch a body of men.. prevent the development ut the bacillus tims themselves in some new community. awl especially fitting to join with him aa I tubervuk»H In the lungs of the smoker? If —K. W. Howe lu Forum. his asKistants three experienced criminal lit is capable of destroying the germ that lioatlng* Market*. I cauMS* caries of the teeth, why should it Apples pevbu. 60 to m. ’ In addition to the 14.(00uniformed police not be equally .effect Ire against tbe germ flutter, IS tom. Besui* unpicked per bu.. 1 00 to 130. there are <XX» detectives and 500 mounted thatcauses caries of the In tigs f How many police. The department breed all their habitual Rtnokera die of consumption J I own horses, and they board in barracks— do not hesitate to advise moderate smok­ all bachelors belonging to the force—at ing to thoee who develop a tendency to pul­ Hides per lb.,4. r Hon. five per bund.. J»t one shilling a week. monary '.aberculo*!*.—Theodore Griffin In H«s dressed. 7.00 to 7.MU The pay of an ordinary constable is from Pacific Medical Journal. - thirty to thirty-six shillings (57.50 to |0> a week. Tbe detectives or Inspectors receive JIow They Said Goodby. £185 a year, and £5 (ki'l advance for Presumably the woman who leaned ’ each.yror ot service far ten jwf and then lightly against the steamboat rail was the £10 advance for tbe next fifteen years. Aft­ wife of the man on the dock with whom er twent; -five years' sen ice they are pen- she conversed. They talked In an easy, udoned for life on two-thirda pay. The ser­ familiar vein geants uf police receive forty-five ahlllinga "Guees the boat h going to start,” she (511.25; h week and hrq only chosen irom observed, glancing at some deckhands who the ranks of constables. Every one con­ were tugging at a rope. nected with t be fores, excepting the com­ ‘■Yes, I gucM ft’s going all right enough,” missioner and his assistants and tbe four the man oo the dock rejoined. chief constables, must rise in the service • Well, goodby." from the lowest ranks. ••Well, goodby.” No ordinary policeman Is allowed to | "Write every day." carry a revolver excepting in the suburbs, “Yes, I’ll write every day.” where revolvers are banded to the men "Don’t forget,'* when going out ou duty and are inspected "No, I won't forget." each morning to see if any shot? bas been, -By.” fired Each officer must likewise report each use of his stick or tmuchL-on. There Tbe/teckhands abandoned the rope. is almost uo drunkenness found among "Gueas the boat ain’t going after all.” the force. Moat of tbe men are recruits "No, I guess it ain’t going Just yet" from the country and are farmers' sons They conversed upon general topics until Any policeman found intoxicated off serv­ the captain wns seen to Le moving toward ice is put back from two to three years in tlie pilothouse. rank and pay. ami if found drunk while on "The boat's going, '* announced the wom­ ken-ice is discharged at once. an confidently. . Any one visiting London for the first '"Yes, it’* going,’' acquiesced the man. time is stunned on week days by the tour ••Well, goodby." billion of movement in it* streets and the •’Well, goodby.” constant eddies at all the great crossings "Write every day." in tbe whirlpool of its business life aueh as "Yus, I’ll write every day." no other city In the world can show. It is '"Don’t forget.” estimated th.iC over 20,(00 vehicles pore the "No, I won’t forget.” Bank of England each day. Such a thing "By.” as a block or stoppage In the stream of ve­ "By." I ' hicle* for more than a moment is never al­ The captain returned from tbe pilot­ lowed to recur, thanks to the skillful man- house and threw himself Into a chnir on agemeut of the police under the present th® lower deck. perfect system. There is an officer at "Guess it ain't going.” nearly every street corner, and any driver "No, it doesn't seem to be going.” or cabman who advance* a yard beyond And when the boat finally did depart, the upraised hand of the officer may expect J half an hour later, tbe woman who leaned to have his number token and ^certain to . lightly ou the rail and the'man on the have a two pound fine to pay. If be drives dock, who was presumably her husband, on his license is forfeited. This Is not a ha<l said goodby forty-seven time* each, rule aimpls, for the law to invariably en­ according to the colored cook, who chanced forced, and tbe consequent* is absolute to l>e near.—Det roil Tribune. order and freedom from blocks. The police seldom use force. It is not Dancing necessary in a dty-where the laws are en­ Daudng has a bearing on the develop, forced with unfailing promptnean and cer meat of lhe .social order. The medicine tolnty. In consequence perhaps the most men or priests gain and retain political unruly diuw of men in the world—the ,-uxl social powers through their skill in Loudon cabbies —stand in abeolnte awe of leading the dance. According to Mr. the police. This feeling Is shared equally Beckwith, "the high pricrt In the religious by all tradespeople. I was assured on the .'eremonies of tin, Dakotas is invariably n best authority that there was not a dis­ chief who, tLtobgbThree dances, retains orderly house or policy shop in the en­ his Influence In tbe tribe.”. Thus dancing tire city of London with its UBO square gives sanction to the powers of the chief, mile-. ur.J tto streets and rosds measuring’ and.is ono of tbe uecrsKxry qualifications 6.000 mllvs in aggregate length and over for the office. It is thus associated with 3,000.' flO tih.-JHtouts It is commonly said position and rank. of ixrudtm that tftc-re are more Scotchmen In the Vedic age (3100 B. C,), before the there than in Edinburgh, more Irish than rigid divinion of castes, the priests were In Dublin, tbore Jews than lu Palestine leaders of tbe ■ dance at the festivals. and more Roman Catholics than In Hom* Later on they became all powerful Brah­ Nothing ia allowed to be sold in the way mans. Tbe Homeric chiefs were distin­ at either food or drink after 12 o'clock, and guished dancers. Lucian says that Troy every public restaurant dr bar must be was taken, Zens was saved and Ari*«ln* closet! by 12:30. This rule is kept to the ruined by a dance. Aud David led the very minute, or the license is forfeited. •lance before the ark.—Lee J. Vance in Nobody ai.ee convicted of even a-misde­ Popular Science Monthly. meanor can ohLdn a license for a bur or public bouse in London. The fidelity aixf bravery ot the Loudon History ia full of dream lore. Peraonal polios were well shown in liSM when a couple of officer* ou duty at the parlia­ nnd community raUMtruphiea are often foreshadowed mentary building u ilkiiwu lighted ---------------aiWKIJ MU11U1UH discovered u . . or..attended ----- .----- r bydreams J ------- -which dynamite cartridge in the hallway directly bear unmistakable relation to them. Parunder Lhu linll in which the house of com-1 Ueolariyts «- ♦»•*this true of ortuGrille people. rI races wax aiUing at the time. Thu two know In Chicago a family which always men Miaed tiw cartridge together and ran receive* warning of thu coming death of a With it burning in their hands cut into the member. It is through the appearance of open cvurtyanl. where it exploded. Both a deceased member. In a dream, to a living men are crippe* for life. Both ar* deaf and member nf the family.—8t. I<uul» Globe- like to watch a QON’T wait any longer to buy that Christ­ mas present. for something; nice a pair of fine Kangaroo or Calfskin shoes.. We will surprise you after- Holidays. A Dozen for 10 Cis. DZTBOITHUGtragSS Wina**l yoa Twelve CoI uni hl* I’huloi i-iam* stoe •* cut) and The Weekly Free Vreae. one year for 81.10. *X^ O< ACCURATE, OAtMTY and ARTISTIC Plrtum that *111 drdlgbt all who receive them. Their equal Ut quality cannot be obtained elsewhere for lesa than tt-00 a t.-a. Write your name end P. a address ou tbe b*ek of tr.n j>b>ita(traj h y >u 1-ead UA Thia will !>•' returned with the reprodurUaaa asaucn a* tin- latter are com­ puted. DON’T MISS THIS CHANCK. SetxlfiLlC'-dlrecttoor.romre nt uncr-Crat coma first Mirred. OtJR CLAIMS. Tlx* Weekly Dr-jxdt Free Pre*a eha!lenj.-va e w> psriron with yiy other weekly newspaper published In the zerthwest. An examination will istatdlah thexru'.h cf the f 4!owln« Halma: IT’S A "JIM DANDY," The stock of lumber and shingles lalely purchased by Bentley, lomln & Rik At their yard caq be found all the latest novelties in hemlock boards and studing- every du, rtalna-Jn* and falr-mtndcd man and woman la Xlchlzan. ti ls a BOSS FAFXR cf which erery HUsen may weli be praod. For UM ttwtn be bettor than evsc before. We solicit yew Detroit, tncn. NOTICE FOR HEARING OF CLAIMS. State of Mlrblxan, County of Barry-as. NoUce Is hereby ghen. that by an order of the Protwte Court tor tDoCounliMkf Barry, made ou tbe tttb dayot Decem’*r A. l>. IRK.six month* from that date srerv allowed for creditor, to pre*e-)t their claims aramst tbe estate ot 'Jeorxe Washington Nje. late of utd County, deceased, and that all creditors ot said deceased are required <u ore sent tbeir claims to said Frnliate Court, at tbe Probate office. In tbe Ctty of HsaI IngsJor examination and allowance, on or before tbe Iflth day of June next, aud that such claims will be heard beforemu>I Court, on Wednesday, the istb day of March, and on Thursday the 15th day of June, next, at ten o’clock In tbe forenoon of each of ihiti* days. Dated Dee. UUli. A. D. t«. ' Cham W. Aumstroxg. Jodgv of Probate. WoolleyO«B&Flue* Bronson,. fiaox DgazM*. o* Send with joer eu^rrtpUrn a c*Llu.-t ur cant j-ftotoeraph (Un type wffi 3<>t dvj of yourjelf oe friend and you wUl rocvlre twelve One repeoducttona—GenuUie ptotof.-np.is. Tho CuRimbl* Photo* will be made la t tw hUbres irtyle of ttie art and win be handsomely mounted on fine, Ulit tonlcrel cants, and beautifully Oarnlabed. They wtUbo wiranramoo. I’RUHATK OBDKIL Slate of M (ctugan. County of Barry- as. At a sesEloo ot the Probate Court for th* County of Barry, bolden at the Probate Office. In the CUv of Hastings, tn said county, ou WrdneMa'y, the list day of December. In tbe year one thousand right hundred and ninety tao. Present. Charles W. Arnntroog, Judge of Probate. In the matter of -tbe estate of Inner JL Crittenden, deceased. t)n readme aud mingthe petition, duly veri­ fied, of William P. Sldnatu, admlulstraior of old estate. pra>tng that b" may be licensed to Mil the re d estate of said dt'eeased aa in old petition described lor lhe reasons and purposes therein set forth. Thereupon It is ordered, that Friday, tlie 13th day of January. A. D. IM3. al ton o'elock Inlhs forenoon be assigned for tbe bearing o.‘ saM petition and that lhe nelrs at law ot said «l«r re-aacd and all other perrons Interesred In said estate, are required to appear at a sesslo? of »ald Court, then to be bolden nt the Probate Office In tbe City of HaaUngs. In said County, and show cause. If any there be. why lhe prayer of Ute petltloocr may not be granted. And It is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to lhepersons interested In said estate, uf th. p.-adency of said petition and the nearing thereof. b> canning a copy of this order to be published In tbe Hartings Ba^nkr, a newspa per printed and circulated tn *ald County of Barryonce in each week tor tore* succeaaur weeks previous ta aal-fiday of hear ng. • Cham. W. ARHMTuoNn. (A true eopr.) Judge of Probate A pair of those beautiful slippers, or those nice warm overgaiters, and uara per in., n. PotUov per bu., 5*. The latest styles in pine flooring and . sheeting. Their J'fb. 2 shingles are “just too sweet for anything.” - For, Holiday Presents, ----- GOTO----- • GOODYEAR'S DRUG : STORE. ALBUMS GIFT BOOKS, DOLLS, ELEGANT PERFUMES, TOYS, ETC. Largest Variety— —Lowest Prices. Peoples’ Drug Store. TfflJL DKEJJ WCftS, AT KQSSEL’X E HAVE just received and opened up onr first invoices of new fall dress goods. To .-ay Hint we are pleased with .them would not describe it. And onr friends who have seen giem are a B) satisfied. They are the cheapest and l>est line we ever offered. You will say so when you eethem. W 25 USEFUL CHRISTMAS FREJENTJ /IT* qtrevn i'erartf decorated him with the Al­ bert »■■. <UL The officer who was eonAoed .AJL-rt io*-dal.—Fraoeia I* The Last Week.. FOB TH1 STAUFFER’S. YEARS SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that STERL1H& IHLA1D SPOOKS ANO PORKS Are warranted to last. Also remember you get a Present—“Good Form," of $2.00 value with a S10.C0 purchase of anything in my Jew­ elry store. Quality and price al­ ways right. F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. FROH 12 I-2 CENTS (If - ' We tall special attention to a line that canuot fail io please you,- and goods that have pro ven very at­ tractive to all who have seen them. We refer to the STOrnjEML - ' - We are now showing our first invoice of thes goods. Come in and see them at RUSSELL’S. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/419/HastingsBanner_1892-12-28.pdf f05cfbb525a2dcd6157d33057a7ae1db PDF Text Text The best Advert ingme liwn in. Ba.' ry Cent Hastings Banner. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. HASTINGS, SUCH, DECEMBER 29, 1892. WHOLE NO. 1959 VOL. XXXVII. NO. 35 Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays by COOK. BKOS.. HASTINGS, HIC1 COUNTY NEWS. , Q <u be P y woodland. little mows snow would make good sleighing—We have several sick In town— Mrs. Stephen Wolf, Mrs. Chas Asplnail, Mrs. H. Waltz ahd little boy are sick— Some logs are being hauled into the mill —Mrs. Wanderllck Is very sick—The ma­ terial for the new church is being rapidly got po the ground—Our school is having a two week’s vacation. Mr. Fortney and Miss Wilcox are both away enjoying their well earned vacation—Dogs killed and wounded several sheep for Jot Smith Fri­ day night—Jake Velta has purchased 40 acres of land of John Killpalrick—G. M. Baitinger, of Hartford, Is visiting Wood’land friends—Burt Smlggs and wife, of Muskegon, are visiting Woodland friends Mrs. A. L. Haight started for Fife Lake ou Wednesday, to join her husband—Faul ft Velta are busy taking an inventory— Mris. 1. Hand is very sick—Ira Stowell Is very feeble. be st 1- d et. A POINTER HAT’S what you are looking for. That s what we’re here What can please a friend to. give you. Speaking of or relative better than to stop that headache or blurr before the eyes when reading,, and extend and preserve that much needed good vision. If you wish to do a noble good act. just have those eyes prop­ erly examined by one who makes eye study a business. For there are stoves and stoves—and by the way it is a Dr. Ixi'vry has a large stock timely subject—we desire to remark than when you want ot the best quality and great­ est variety of styles of eye­ one, glasses and spectacles on hand and is always glad to do his best for his patrons. Dr. Low­ ry gives hisown personal atten­ tion to all cases and will not trust any airent or deputies. T STOVES and STOVES, QOrtL OK WOOD Cook stove or heater, goiwherc they are at GOODYEAR BROS. . The Mutual life Inaurancs Co. Peninsular Stoves anil Ranges The recognized leaders. make. Others and good Coal and wood cost money. You can save money by buying a stove that saves We have them and will be glad to fuel show them Call in. GOODYEAR BROS Mrs. A. C. Wait returned from making her parents a visit In South Bend, Ind., a cousin accompanying - her—In some re­ spects our Christmas doings were a suc­ cess. Many presents yet not expensive— J. B. Smith, of Ypsilanti, is spending Christmas with his parents. F. Smith Is also at home from Martin, where be Is at­ tending school—Miss Edith Bevier, of Grand Rapids, is calling on her grand par­ ents and friends here. Bell Store has gone to Chicago—E Bar­ rett was in Kalamazoo on business Wed­ nesday-Mrs. Boynton made a bnslnesa trip tu Kalamazoo Wednesday—S. Beard is spending the holidays In Wayland—Will Phillips, of Battle Creek, has been visiting his brother Sam part of the week—A gen­ tleman by the name of Allen from Way­ land Is talking ot buying Sam Phillip’s market—Mrs. J.B. Williams baa returned from Kalamazoo—W. H. Chase and family spent Sunday in Kalamazoo—Miss Eva Pierce is down with the grippe—Frank Wales home burned last Thursday noon. Some of the household goods on the first floor were saved. The houso was insured for S750, and the goods for S100—Charles Whittemore was married last Thursday evening—Dr. McLea made a trip to Kala­ mazoo .Friday—Frank Bishop’s baby is very sick—Charles Moreau was in Kala­ mazoo on business Friday—Prof. Been has gone home to spend the holidays—Miss Kennedy has gone home to spend the holi­ days—Mr. and Mrs. Mac Chamberlain, of Cloverdale, was in town Friday buying Christmas presents— E. Bishop and wife is spending the holidays in Middleville—Mr. and Mrs. Bassett spent the holidays with their daughter in Nashville—W. Rey­ nolds was at the bub Saturday—Mrs. Van­ tine and son spent the holidays In Middle­ ville—Ross Phelps, of Kendall, spent Christmas with his sister, Mrs. Dr. Scrib­ ner—John Scribner, the Dr.’s father, of Kendall, has come to spend the balance of the winter with him—May Shriver, of Grand Junction, spent Christmas with the Dr.’s people—John Williams and wife spent Christmas with their son Clark, of Prairieville—Mrs. Cole went to Hastings last Saturday and bad three teeth extract- / ed from which hemorrhage set in, and it' was thought at one time she would bleed to death, bleeding from nine o'clock In the morning until 8 in the evening, when the doctor was called and succeed in checking it after working over her two hours—The doctor was at the hub Saturday on legal business—Mrs. T. J. Kelly is out again— B. Thompson has had another attack of sciatica—James Hallett and wife are visit­ ing at the doctor’s—Happy George and Dr. Cook are In town showing and extracting teeth. Ten inches of beautiful snow for Christ­ mas—Christmas won't be Christmas unless we have lots of presents and a big turkey for dinner remarked a young lad in my hearing. He had them—As has grown Into custom around Milo, Saturday even­ ing found two Christmas trees at the church al Milo loaded with presents for young and old. The church was beauti­ fully trimmed and presented a fine ap­ Rather a stormy Christmas—W. J. Fisk pearance to the upturned faces of the and Miss Florence Lamont were united in young. The exercises consisted of sing­ marriage at the home of the bride In Bed­ ing, cornation, prayer, essay and recita­ fold township on the eve of Christman. tion, interspersed with singing and closing ‘ best wishes of many friends go with by presenting of presents. Every person foune couple as they embark In this present got a present, if nothing more relation in life. In which so many than a sack of pop corn and candy. One lit hopes are doomed tn disappoint* thing the writer observed that there was _t—The M. E. church at Baiifield have none of those expensive gifts that none not yet received their new bell—Arthur but tiie rid) can give, and another thing, Edmunds and C. F. McKensie are home the gifts consisted of standard books ac­ from Albion College to spend vacation— cording to the ages of the receivers: also Nellie Edmunds, who has been teaching two fine rockers, a string of bells,■’fete.— near Bridgwater. Mich, Is home to spend The writer saw a new book on his stand the holidays. She was accompanied by yesterday morning. Curiosity prompted her cousin, Miss Westfall—Thomas Pick­ him to take It up and look at the title. worth and wife tiave been visiting friends' Lo and behold it was ••Josiah Alien's in this section- -Hiram 'Coleman has the wife.” The same curiosity, 1 think the lumber on the ground for the erection of men have that trait developed nearly xs a large barn In the early spring. We large as the women, prompted me to read will all turn out and help him raise the the first chapter. I saw 1 was iu for the frame If he but gives us a chance. end and settled down for work. The end came about 9 o’clock p. m. It is a jrity After au absence of nine years residence there Isn't more Josiah Allen' wives. Mrs. Henry Barnum Is visiting In New She soon learned the secret of making in Kansas. Chancey Pennock and wife York stall!—Miss Minnie Furnias Is home Josiah good natuied was through good have returned to make their aged parents from tin* Normal at Ypsilanti for the holi­ cooking ami dinners. Good book, read it and other friends a good visit, which wBl day vacation—Miss Lois Marshall, ot Kala­ and laugh and grow fat—A large gathvr- no doubt Ihj highly appreciated by all— mazoo College is home for the holidays a . lug Qf friends aud relatives met at the de­ John Montgomery and family arc visiting Miss Wilkinson, ot New York state Is pot to bid good bye to Homer. Flower and ids parents—Old Mrs. Cortrigbt, of whom with her—Mrs; Fred Appleman and Fan- ■, family as they left for their western home mention was made last week as having a nle are spending the vacation at Batlie ;. - A donation at MjK. Johnson's tor our critical operation in surgical science per­ Creek—Mrs. Comfort was called to Ohio two ministers. Receipts In cash, B20; In formed upon her. Is gaining quite well. Strong hopes are entertained of her recov­ last week by the Illness ot her brother— hay and grain S15. ery—Cards are out for tito\marriage of Wm. Parker and family spent Christinas Horace Pennock and Miss Ethel Tolles ou at Battle Creek—P. II. Brumm, of * Hast-1 Orangeville. Wednesday the 28th. Congratulations arc Ings was home over Christmas—Ferry Brothers and sister are guests sf S. J. turned home Tuesday after a nine months extended to the happy couple as they as­ and Edna Tniuum—G. F. Trutntn and stay on Lake Michigan—James Coon, of sume new duties lu life with bright proswife are visiting relatives and friends Grand Rapids, is spending Christmas with jm-cIs for the future—A tine display of In this village—B. L. Johnson, of Middle- relatives and friends hero— Marcus Dari holiday goods adorn the windows and vllle, spent Christmas with Nashville and Jacob Gorsllne have a contract cut­ stores of.our merchants, with quick sales friends—J. C. Furulss, of Woodland spent ting logs and stave bolts for Joseph deal— and ready pay for the same makes them to Sunday with friends at home—S. E. Cook, The-oyster supper held by the G. A. IL feel happy in waiting upon the many who ot Charlotte, was in town Sunday—Mr. boys was well attended. Tblrty-eight had throng In turn for a chance to make aelecand Mrs. L. W. Feighner and Miss Lulu all the oyster they wanted to eat and had tions for dear ones at home—Onr district Feighner spent Christmas at Hastings— oysters left—Mrs. Fred Beattie Is visiting school has closed for a two weeks vaca­ The Sunday schools ail had very nice her mother, Mrs. H. Beattie, of this place tion—James and Fred Elliott and also | Christmas exercises—Ix*n W. Feighner —A series of club dances will be held at Winford Rockwell are home from the was in Ann Arlrnr Monday—Misses Lydia the township hall commencing on the eve agricultural college to spend the vacation and Agnes Feighner are spending their of Jan. flth. ISSSs^tiystcr supper this —Many family gatherings enjoyed Christ­ vacation at Niles—Mr. and Mrs- U C. week at the R. A. F. M. hall. An enjoy­ mas dinner by assembling together, around Feighner. of Woodland were guests al able time Is to be had—John Prindle and tables well laden with the luxuries pro­ duced in the year 1893—Cards are out for Lyman Putman's over Christmas. Ella Train were married Saturday after­ noon at Martin and took the train for a social dance at the American hotel, Wed­ nesday exening, the 28lh. Many young Grand Rapids, where they will speud people enjoyed a Christmas cutter ride; It Mrs. Ella Early, of Grand Rapids, is their honeymoon and visit relatives—Mor­ being the first of the season when it was visiting friends hen- this w.eek—Mr. A. ris England and Frank Spicklor made a enjoyable—C. McCay and family returned Wood' of Buyen Falls, spent Christmas trip to Grand Rapids last week—Elmer to their home Friday for a temporary stay, with his father. Mr. D. W. Wood—Wm. England- and wife, of lUddlevilto, are when they will return to business near R. Vester, of Ypsilanti, is spending his spending a few days at A. Matteson's. Shultz, where he Is engaged in manufac­ vacation with Ids friends at home—Wm. turing lumber—Old Mrs. Burt Is quite McKinney went to Grand Rapids last sick. The infirmities of years seem to Iw Thursday to visit his daughter—if this A Happy New Year to all—Wm. Troyer, more than her feeble frame is able to bear isn’t winter what would you call it? not ofScbewa, spent Christmas with Maple up—Mr. and Mrs. H. Ileally prepared for summer surely—Sleighing is quite good Grove friends—Wm. Guy has returned the benefit of their two little girls and aud business lively—Mr. S. Ensley Is In from his northern trip—John Troyer, Mrs. some few of their schogl mates a Christ­ the north part of the state at present—Mrs. Henry Kirkendall and Mrs. Robert Camp­ mas tree Saturday evening, and th* same J. Early, of Grand Rapids, is visiting nt bell, of Ohio, are visiting at M. Guy’s— Is reported to have been a success. An en­ Mr. D. N. Woods this week—Clarence Mr. and Mrs. M. Shore-, of Castleton, joyable time was the result of the occasion. Covert and Miss Fannie Hartman were called on Maple Grove friends Christmas united in marriage Christmas p. m. at the Peter Myers, of Woodland, visited at M. home of Mr. and Mrs.-G. Hartman's, in thff Guy's Monday—Mr. and- Mrs. Wm. Sea­ presence of a few Intimate friends of the man spent Christman with L. E. Seaman BROWN-CUNNING HAM-Br Rev. Grtesbr. bride and groom. Rev. Puffer, of Hastings, In Nashville. at the re-’ldetce of the bride s father In.North Irvinir. Dcormbrr ssth. Mr. Floyd Brown to officiating. We extend congratulations to MisuMaud Cunningham. the happy pair with best wishes for their Dowling future happiness—Mr. Kimble and wife, Very cold weather at present, with id South Bend. Ind., were in attendance snow—Mrs. H. Hammond is sick at this M fi rrled. nt the wedding of Mr. Covert and Miss writing—Mrs. Frank Stanton is quite sick Married at Carlton Center Dec. t3tb. bv !'*♦. Hartman, al«o Iiaiiwau, **■-»'. Tim ■ — ■----and--------Fred Foster, - of —I’. G. Henry and family spent last Sat­ W. M. Puffer. Clarence P. Covert and Fannie vruBmuj v. r crosneets of another louis Ca-There is pTOpret, ot .nutter urday and Sunday with his sister at Lake M. Hartman, both of Carlton Center. wedding not a hundred miles from the Odessa—Wm. Manning is very poorly at Center-Fred Mead, of Hastings, has ta­ this writing being confined to the house— ken up hteabode with John Fleming and Mrs.'C. Mack and nlvce went to Aibiun Geo. W.Oaln to Irving Caln. 40 » »ec X Cartis attending school at the Center—Mrs. last Friday to visit relatives and friends— ton.8liw>. ..... . • <_ ... — ... r.t* <n. .mz. A. Raymond started last Thursday for Julia McGrath returned lo Grand Rapids' .. s Canada to visit her aged mother—Mr. hut Fridav. after making a ten weeks visit >•;' lust Friday, W. Y’-ui.m.t to Fanny Ash. a see i .. Glasgo and wife spent Christmas in with her sick father—M. Manning and Castleton, 't-.’25. Quimby with the lattera parents, Mr. and wife are entertaining a.cousin from Ten­ Arah I. )’• ■ mum to Albert Altaft. /*» a, tu Mrs. McDonnell—J. Hcnney is having a nessee. She expects to return to her w\ Alih'toMnry R. Rarden, puiccl on house built—Chas. Fleming is on the sick home l:i about a week—Grandma Frey is seatAWoMland. SI2TO .. . . Richard A. McCURDY, President. list—Albert Burchfield, of Lansing, spent ( uite )>oorly—IL Powell bos moved to bccj:>. " >1.1. ..... .,. Christmas at Carlton. I ohnstown to work Mr. Fisher’s farm. ttannu I ibxwii to K insmn Wolcote, lot 4. blk. WORDS OF A GREAT PREACHER. G, Fr?*r«rT. S3M Cbas. H. Crawford Li Wm. G.Crawford, firCloverdale. cel arc 17. Orang*rill*. *’«>BROOKLV.X, N. Y. Nov. aS 'ga. The services at the church by the Blram Hone., to Albert Clem, W> a 8, Arthur Edmunds and Chas. McKinzey young people last Sunday evening were nranvi vl'lc. Robert A. Grannis Esq., Vice excellent showing thst great improvement came homo last week from Albion college 1 H. d. Newton to tz* and F, L. Potter. IN a 10. Hu!Isn't. 84^0. to upend the holidays with their parents— sec . had been made In vocal music since 1 ruf. President etc. Jo«enb Cider to Andrew J. Stevens, tn a see Nellie Edmund* came home last week Taylor started his singing class—John and from Washtenaw Co., where she Is teach- " john'i* ’ Na-rb-r to Frank A. Moore, letS bib. Dear Sir: Ryan attended Christmas at Kalama­ mg school to spend the holidays In BanI have been for so long a time Will zoo—Emma Barnes and Lurenn King spent flelu. bringing with her two of her cousins, "tiiouA-'C Wall er to.Jeremiah Ilnnderibott. insured in “The Mutual Life In­ Sunday at home—Several new dwelling so n *< e .U. Irvine. Sljon. Albert and Nellie Wealfrball— Last Sator- 1 Hendershott tn Msrr T. (Joodre-.r. and surance Co. of New York” that I houses will be erected here next spring— day night the baking powder and prizes at •4 R.T. <g store uroperty. Hw»Urg« City, two think it time that I express my ad­ J. Bates Is rigging up his picket mill and the Brest e store was all captured. Claude Ansel Khurslmry to Enren* Back. to. M will use the engine at the brick yard. Clwcrcaie, $» Slaws^n being the most lucky nun as he miration for the manner in which carried off hbout a bushel basket full of the affairs of your institution have powderknd prizes—Frank Doty has just been conducted and applaud the We here lota o' >™>" V'™™1 baI received two carloads of corn—David Name and residence. position for integrity and thrift it •leUhlur-Mr. D. N. SloeHos end *Uo Stiles is feeding about 80t) sheep and No i Floyd A. Rrnw. C|tv i Maud Cunntottuvr.. Irving holds in industrial, social and com­ u, « little belter «t prewnt-Mr. W. lambs, and 400 will be sold in the middle 331 fChaa.W. Whittemore. Hope Jolmaonud wire »ne»t Cbrtstmj, with of February al five and six cento— rhe mercial circles throughout the her iwrenle. Mr. and Mm. A. J. l o*JCT I P.rmloa M. Krway. Rutland bell did not ring Christmas morning, but Sprarir. Carlton world. How many homes it has TheChrlstnuu tree at our school bouse look out for Now Years morning—Arden ** ii Herbert Kittle Townsend. Carttoo | William FWt. J oh uptown saved from destruction and what was fairly attended and liter a short pro­ Moffard is not on the gain very fast—May „„ 3t0-1 Plorenre Lamont. Bedford domestic calamities it has turned mn> ud alnsloK by tbo choir the present, Stiles was taken very suddenly sick last ... i Emnt tterox. Hook Grove were dletribuud end nil returned home Saturday but Is improving at this writing 311 1 Henrietta Davis. Kalama back by its prompt reponsc to all nd report > «ood tliuo-Fred Bsymoud I. i GM>rc»»r.>nt!la.Toledo.Ohio __E. Edmunds was sick all of last week ’< Ida Brigb. Naahvillo reasonable demanc’s upon it can entertaining his cousin from Jacktwn co. with quinzy, but Is Improvlng-Ida | .John Prlndle. OrinxevilW never be estimated. No institution —Itemember tho dance end oyster supper Chandler is quite sick at Dr. Troy’s home 3!S 1 Ella R. Train. Orangeville AttfUn. CaaUrtou in America has firmer foundation. .1 Smith’s hsll Dee. 30lb. All sre tnjlt —Christmas wss observed here Sunday -l* 1| ChariM Nettle t Marita, Man> Grots ed—J. Springer end temlly spent Christ­ night by an entertainment of the Sunday , ... i Eraeet Edmund*. Baltimore Yours etc. mas tn nestings—Mhe Minnie Wardell school at the church—Revival meetings T. De Witt Talmage. expeets to spend e few dsys with ber gr- ,will commence again this week Tuesday eels In Chle«»o dortnj the week TjeeUonl evening by the help of.the two evargelieta ot her school In Ysnkee Springs—Mt. Pol- , from Hickory Corners. cud wife entertained eompeny from ‘ s? bzj Middleville Christmas—Fred It is tough to hsve to go when you don’t want' to, but we all havq, to some times—A. Stocking and E. Hall expect to play at the North Irving Grange hall next Saturday night— A. Potter is slowly recovering—We hear that Parmalee would like to know what Is ment by the book and ladder company. If they will come up they will probably find out—Mias Mabie Saddler is at work for Mrs. D. N. Stocking- J. I. MeBiaii, Spacial Meat. �Hastings Banner Thursday, Dec. tn, 1^92. FRANCE’S OBLOQUY. ■olvm! getting away with rhe money, wbi’d Facts Developed in the Panama Canal Scandal. COMES NEAR BEING AMUSING. In Mark Twain’s “RougMng II" there b 8OOBE8 ' CURE ’ Elei Healaehe and miters all the trenbtos teafr ...... r.t ’h. unah M Of 8TATEBMES BRIBED. 4 Clcm«ucvau-Uelonredi- Duel. Paris. Dec. £1—Marius Fontane and Charles Dr L«a4t»> dincta’• of the de­ funct Panama Canal* coin piny, were taken from Matts prison yvrtvnlay morning to the office ofM. FrunqneviQr, the examin­ ing mago-tnite, by whom they.were ques­ tioned for two Lours. They rode both ways iu a prison van, tin explicit instruc­ tions have been given that n<> favors ktaill be. ahown them. M. ijaus-Leroy, accused of selling his rote when hr was a member of the lottery bond commission, was ex­ amined yesterday afternoon.. To this con­ dition lias boodlery. na Americans call it, brought thing- in France. Here Is Charles de la-t'srpti, son of the famous engineer, Ih prison, ami the old man hinuv»lf not safe. «b«H4n« nuur. In .hiehlb. mnrk mark wa« was >«n an an* ace r\f of clubs, u„.4 and tlia the con­ testant were one Bemis, of remarkabb story-telling powers, and the rest of th« tourists. In the field wax a cow. which somehow gut in the way of the bullet and was killed. Twain in his artless style re­ marks that the cow was in no danger m long as she stood still right behind the mark, around —. tint that ..... .she . I. gan ^.... v .. -.Iking .... —--------and got in the wa;. oi the talk.. Bemta, -------------------------------who killed the cow, LJv.ght the same later. He didn't want it, but iu owner “induced” ■ him to buy. using as an argument a shot­ } gun. LIGHT AND SHADOW 9UM TOTAL OF THE VOTE. ‘ BA«S»«U» thBt S*v*ra»wwadrod The* sand Voters N»*yed at Homs. Naw York. Dec. 33.-The Evening PoW. prints a table of the total vote of the reecnt: ulection a* follow*: Cleveland, 5.W7.WO j Harrison, 5,1TO.611; Weaver, 1,026,080, and ; GLOOM AGAI3 AT TIL WHITE HOUSE Bidwell, *8,347. Cleveland’s plurality »l, ' 37B. In Louisian* the Republicans and People’* party having nominated a fudoc 1 One of the Prwhlent’a Cran.Irhlldren 111— ticket ou which there were five Harrison ' Ko FeaUvKIco it* Official Clrelea Except electors and three Weaver electors, the, vote for plurality purpose* to credited to 1 Harrison. Some Significant Coxnparison The total vote was 12,128,008. In 1K4-1 WaxihnotJx, Dra 26.—It seems nethe vote was 11.302,US», showing that tlx । though 1PrcadtUnt Harrison’„s wav*. troubles will increase of vote wna only Tfi'JJW, white the rtTA.UVlI. a-.aiili^aaa —■ UCTerinjd. Two immtbaago yewtentay be increase from to iva was l,34-*i.7W- ! bU nearly twice a great Mureuver then* were ! father-in-law diet! and Friday his grand­ UO new Stales admitted l<-tw«*n ’S4and: child, Martenu ilftrrisou, was Mricken ’b». while several territeriea were admitted j thehas tatter four yrara. The increase ot, dowu with scnrlnthix The in event cast mMitional gloom orur the heavily s-rrow- vote, judged by formin- period* of four Mrickeo hou^id. Qr. Gardner, who I* yean«, should hare lain •considerably over Of ihe Christmas Season in Our Great Cities. Tk* RBonogroph !«-• Meueoop. M. du Hkudray, following the method of Professor Garnier’s studies uf th* Simian language, has carried his phonograph into the hencoop. He place* ic in one henhouse where the “family” are at home, ami when the receiver U.-is been cackled Into for half an hour It is taken away and made to re­ peat all the goaslp in a neighboring hen­ coop. The result* of the experiments are said to be marvelous.—N*w York Journal. Soon thing IJke this, Imrring the pur-! -------------------chase, wan the. a..u duel yorteretay ----------lietwveu. Clemenceau and Dcrouledv. BmU men nre attending the child.>iy» it has the di.-wose Who Was It Wsnt Fteblag? saul to tic crack shuts, Cicunm eau had Evidently several handrail thousand >uvpa. . woo» .... o, ,«.< »w we un... ... . • “U'1 yet Csxtar'* UtUa Llw Ml* are put d whole lot of lead into the breast of a •qxudiy valAbla tn CouxUcaUon.' du.i.u.. al I.. wly pneo. Wwliw-U). 1 he, «'«>» r«rd«<l It nUght affect tl»- oU»r ereigns -went fishing'' on Nov. 8, and it apMan that uiu»l of these were Republican.* wanted to tight at t wenty pace* with per-; children in n more virulent form. Ine therefore closed to the pub­ —at any rate the Republican vote 'show* 4 mission to advance live pacrw each ami fire * White House 'is *' the heaviest falling off The vote of such.; at will until soniebdy wm a corpw. and lic. It was a sail Christmas at the White great states os New York. Ohio, and Indi-; kenned very anxious that Home gore should House for Um- adults, with loving faces ab- ana waa smaller this year than it was four be sins'. The iminngvr * f the duel declared aeut. fromythe family circle. years ago. Apparently a “campaign of ed­ that such a fight was against nil French ucation’’ does not stir up the patriot* to precedent—and m»I< was, »»• fur a* niodrru The holiday of the year was an uuutmal- the voting point precedent ta txmceiuml. He determined on Total Vote by State*. twenty-five pices with |v.-rtni-Mofi to ad­ !y quiet occasion h» official circles. There Following to given each state’s vote for Worst Case of Scrofula the vance three paces each, with six sl:ots ns was no inclination among the cabinet, all ot the presidential candidates: Doctors Ever Saw families to make nny __ display, in view of The excitement ir. Paris- may tn- likened the limit. ' 1Iul .u.vA ... ----------------The only man who came near being bit tjie gloom that envelops the White lloute. to the excitement in the United States in CompUtely Curtd t>y HOOPA was n spectator who got on a fence some --------------------------------------------------no'dlnn.r panic. n«i. ...Ida Credit Mbbilier or in whisky ring times, SARSAPARILLA. HTATES. and for the same cause, especially as. to the distance away and lie straightway got from thoee comprising member* ol the down off that fems* and sought n tree. " When I wa* 4 or B years old I had a «crofCredit-Mobilier. For the trouble in the twiilirs ami their visitors. Vice President Three -hols were fired apiece and then nt ulouj *ore on th* middle fipgnr of ay left kai;d. Panama case to that scores of members of solicitation of frelhda the combatants Morton had with him live of hisdaughters. which rat so bad thr.t th* doctor* cut lh» <hennUininl legislature nre charged with 1»*. to* Mf Anger ott, and later took oft more than half my concluded that their honor was salified Secretary of State and Mm Foster had Alabania. •'.-'.u bv<; iLKii: Artuuis** having accepted bribes to further in. the hand. Then th* sore broke out on my arm. without the spilling of gore. Clemenceau with them. Mrs. Foster’s mother and dalito...U cam* out on my neck and far* cn boLI sides, chamber the scheme of the canal This' hadanother affair ou Ida hands and all the tirother -Mr. and Mrs. Mrl’henson, of nearly destroying th** sight of one eye, also scheme lias terribly victimized the French (ot.ni.tutii Evansville, and the young children of by d: oreryviwre. or *«n» by on ay right arm. Doctor* s.-dd it was the details were arranged, the other party lie* D^Uwi.i. people, their love for country and desire to CARTER MEDICINE CO.. New York. Dr. Charles Bacon, of ,G«hen. N. V., t he Horidn 5rtj Ing Deputy Millevoye, but by mutual con aciw Worst Caso of Scrofula make France famods for its liberality in SMMI.PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALLPMCE this great work having beeii largely made tent the matter has been transferred to a nephew uud niece ‘of Reprw’ntative Georgiathey ever saw. ft wa* aiu>ply awful! Five WL23O, Iduhc,.......... Bacon. ‘ court .of arbitration. yean era 1 began to tako Hood's Sarsaparilla. Illinois FORl'KOt^l AttheGKAlCD use of by schemers who sought their lib­ Iudiaxui»-Gradually I found that th* sore* were begin­ eral subwrriptionx It is generally concwled 3».UJ». «LXL* i ning to heal. I kept on till I had taken ten Before the dualiata took positions Delon Secretary of War amt ’ M rs. Elkins have that De Ix^w-ps was among th<*e who were 1RMU......... .. rede embraced his friend*, saying he ex­ a hmincftill of children and young folks kentnvky ....i *a<C[J 3k.irtl| iLWi botllei. ten dollars! Just thick of what a [.EOK. deceived, as few believe him tu.bave lawn return I go- f°r Uiat LnvciUnent! A thaaThe Diy-t at schpol, Louisiana.. .. pected to be killed. lie permitted themJo for the holidays. •aad per cea< t Ym, many thousand. For guilty ol intent to defraud. cut off several locks of his hair and divide Davis, Stephen and Kichard, brought ytiiiu'... PAKISU. Prop’r the past 4 years I have had no sores. 1 Bigger Thing Thun the Credit Mobilier. nv<a it between them. He said hu had no regrets home each a chum, and (.’hijatnuLs was Maryland :JK>14i Work all the Time. But this tiling is a bigger thing than to express, <md would die as n man of lively for that household. Saturday night 3).W7 the Credit Mobilier. not only in- the num­ honor. M. Clemenceau Irft order.-, for the there was a Christmas tree and Sunday the Micldgan. work. I know not 3'.W 1L'O» ' Before, I cauld do 1 SIC what to s&y strong enough to express ay grat hjjaw ber smirched, but m the amount involved. issue uf Justke as usual, ami then em­ dinner wax partaken of by the relatives of MS. 3W1 It is stated on good authority tliht securi­ braced the various members of Ms staff, the family in tlu> city, forming altogether finde to Hood's Saraaparilta for my perfect U-,*Xl «• cure.” Gkobub w. Tuki.-kil Fann ci, Galties to the amount of 4-MMXfl.OtH) have many of whom shtxl tears. One fdtture , » large circle. The attorney general W.M7I. . and Nebraska. wr.y. Saratoga county. N. Y. been pledged by the French people, mostly that will be appreciated by American pewsMiller had their family party iur7.-> H i-Jm. of the middle clast-, on which -over #2K7,- |Mt|M*r men was the agreement that lx Jus* j ?reased by the new daughter-iu-law and HOOD'S Pills do not weakra. but all ALM ; au.fio has'actually been niisixL The re­ lice, Clemenceau’* puper, should not have . j,MBtar*s fiance. Miss Jes»ie Miller is ffigMtkm aad tone Uw siouuu-h. Try theta Sc. cent exp<*^ shows that -vast ruiiU sale a "scoop” of the affair, it being arranged' home fur the holidays, accoippanied by a North DxXotu; scrilied fur;the construction uf thecan&l that all Parisian journals were to have the H.huol friend. Secretary of the Navy Onio............. J have l»een diverted tu the packets of nw- facte sitnultanruuMy j Tracy dined with his daughter and Art oa a new prtodplo— eallyl manipulators. It hf .-i drawn into its SSjni; nwalata (be fiver, rtomata ' grand daughter, Mrs. aud Mis* Wilmenl- .l*<nmejrhanis.1 LOW । and bowuto thmuahlXi lllio-ie inland.: vortex such men as Rouvier. whu wa* u • . ling. Tbo postmaster general aud Mrs. bouthOr'final n^rvft Du. Mitasr I iuz. iuvinlM-1* of the talc government, and oth­ Chicago, Die. -"I hud just been re-. Wnnatnaker sjwnt Christthart al their South Dakota. ers cqdaUy prominent. -.ru.ir.; leased from the hospital, where 1 hnu been w,aWry place, Lindenhurst, near PhilaI Tltejr All Took a I>i[*. :: G ’ . 3».lte I WSK'I ttaiL teallM^ teMafc for several wi-ks with Lrok.-n said delphin. whtre ;!..7 —”7 — th“ they had i a ^ family gather Vermum......... | •i<3a; —.. prertl Bpdoaes.35rt»High officials and press n preventative*of <MXMr |,u Howard to Jus> . Glennon Satur- ’ hlsi Secretary uf’ Agriculture and Mrs. Joseph JiHjk>: 11:1*17 :i.'isl Vlrgiuta bam -./.us CM at drugtW* France appear to w lx* iiiuu; guilty of having hands ,; dnwmorniiig. ±;7^2:r.it—. "I was hungry an«l didn't , Itusk - - -- qui•’-tely • wiUi ... ’no - **,ut - *• —*r rance oppi-ni \VB*h>iu;ti>u . ! Br.XBaUU. Ce, EtUrntteL tlined ^eir .1: . i.sack r. from which millions W«m Vlrgiuial dipped in -l the Imvr a cent and stole the packages in or­ mm and daughter to keep them ootppany. 177. »»• ITt^W; [A.MKS a. SWEKZEV. Paying for Fa rms trsrn uilr frop. upon millions of dollars have l>een taken, der to- get something to vaL’’, Howard1 ........... i ».3tai Wy-nutag Attorney at ta«*. and the thorough investigation now In stule a [oukage from une of the wagons of BLAINE IS NO WORSE. ijitai 1 ‘-i.tftCu*iFawjK Gov. John Miller, of North Dakota, itLla.-ding*. -Mich. progress is causing many to tremble. Sev­ the American ExprtsM company Friday I latvs an inrtsnce of what i* being m cornPractice** in all courts of the Mate. Col­ eral arrets of prominent Frenchmen have night and was arrested with the [tat-k-agi* •Hate Danger. . lections promptly attende*! to. already het-u made, including deputies ami in hi* posM-Mion. IJe waN>bcl4 to the crim- ; SERIOUS WRECK ON THE SANTA FE. ; pltahed'by farmer* III the Red River Valley of Minnesota anil North Dakota. Hr s*ia tenatoni. Some of the Panama dirveton* inal court in bonds of fttou. Washington. Dre.“Tudny has been KS. E. II. A C. P. LATH KOI’. S. J. Leland, near his town o! Dwight. N. are rlsounder arrest, chargwi with receiv­ i an uneventful one for Mr. Blaine,’’ Mild Dr. Homoepqthic Physician#and onsly »mi Many Itedly injurod. i ixmgbt 100 wtw of land *•* the spring ing brilws. Penalties following convictions ,r . : Johnston last evening, when met at the Surgeons r D enver , Dec. St — A pasM-ngvr train on . Of igyi. for S2.OIK). and rabcHJcrops that S ew Y om . ISe. JU-Jo.i .w.,w . * j,, h ,„ jo( , in France nre severe, includlug civil degra­ atAil utils city and cdqntry promptly the Santa Fe railway went down an em- I season worth the salary of a govtniwen! dation. lus^of ^o'irk-al rights, and fines or ell ^unU, to pnwral New Yorker, bwe- , (n,m u,tolhU,md (ouul lllol buU. tended to. imprisonment. One duel has already been Iw . Kn.,. ISrSuo^ Tl»- da; .1.wt.v1 ■ . |]h o)l.n The t„, tLU ,10m> no, bankment two mile* from Husted. Colo.. ‘ clerk. In excess of the cost of hi* farm. a> fought over the matter, and leading FrcnrhThursday night, seriously wounding Bert | per the following statement: p A. SCRIBNEK. M. I>.. S.ltx> Hu. of wheat, at We 5SJ«L» mru urn liable to lx* seriously Involved. and Willie Van 1 asm, of Denver, and se­ 'I gm v. . Physician and Surgeon, .. .. oats, at wc 1S7.W from their Window* they saw th* hotisra converses whenever permitted to do so-in verely Injuring tn euty-four others. Those f......................................................... '.................. V38.7" DritOU. • Mich, . HAS A LIST OF THE CULPRITS. ond in nau,,-. white At tan all the,? to inclined to .talk for his UU<1 streets mantled AMAUIAT.* ,i> *“”,j fact ................... . too much . i»fflce ‘a residence, our bkKk east of ileuot. severely hurt are: J. K. Shallo, of Ada, . Prdtii 1 l:»x cost ot land.......................... j,«n ! prisons mission bouses mid charitable in- own good. He «:?.»imilat<s‘ hi* food, and Kan.. <nit <ui leg by. glax.-; E. D. j stitutlLn- substantial UhrUtmas dinner* ; tUatalou^glvcw him themxvshary strength McDonald, Denver, cuts on head:------ Sam­ • JffSllllIg......................................................... A. & C. 11. BARBER 1 Cases of this kinil are common that I were served tu the inmhtt». All tinprin , to combat the di-A-ase and witlutand rePhysicians and Surgeons. uels, fret mid -wrist cut; E. U Story, of j A leading man iu the sinuous proceedj ia|wr% should they <x>me. Denver, arm broken and severe internal iu- ' they are a Irur in the *rws market ou; Calls in city or county responded to wit!, iDgH n(,w bei**K investigate^ was Baron de cipa! churcht* gave elaborate services west. . juries; Mrs. G. ('one. Deaver, interaally proccptncM, day or night. ! Reinacta a large figure in the financial , Mu«J.rO..r.Cl.r:..mu. -| c<u> ..dd OOTblug numlo M, hurt; D. Bur^. Denver, seriously cut; D. [ world of Paris. He committed suicide on NOTICE KOU llKAULNG DECLAIMS. Madelia. Minn., IM-. 2U.—Patrick that I sec nothing Id his condition tonight Waite. Denver, head cut; Michael Van TV’M'LIAM O. LOWDEN. H La^rf,.. .I the first mutterings - of the storm. Yester- Nnven mid Henry Guth fought’ iu the . to warrant apprehension on the part of Ixxin. Denver, >ereridy hurt; William ' M.tte of Michigan. County <M Bsm-«*■ N«4>< e I* hereby given, that by au order 0! the ai. Anuneux, oi moonlight at 10 o'clock Saturday night • hi* family mid friend* of any immediate I Eames, Denver, *e* endy^_Paiil Van Loon, 1; Frotiate Office over Hastings City flank. Has ,। u*y day M. Andrieux, ex-preiccv ex-prefect 01 of pouce polleeof Ccurt for the County ot Barry, mode on i” Paris, before the — parliamentary tings'. Midi. ’ iwa* - *-* * *- com — ­ over a trivial matter ns to. Christ ma* danger. I shall not go to the bouse again cut on head. ■ the tr.tii d*yon»:eeuil»er A. I». naontl.; from that <tatv were allowed for creditors to ; mlsatau investigating the rascality, and festivities. The men were separated by I tonight unless unexpected complications l.l»t er IlntiM*<l People. | present tlielr clainw ag-uust lhe estate ot A. SHELDON, ... be had - ,— »-.r। friends,ofbut met on the next block, where , in and there were no outward Indica।, saidrthat a —photograph a stateBesides tlie above the following were j Georvc Washington N»e. late of said meat and ju-count written by Baron de Navcn Whipped out n jnck-nife and sev- ; tionj, when 1 left him that he would be more or less severely bruued. >pmlncd or I County, deceased, and ttau all creditors oi ■ Abstract and Real Estate Office. J Keinaclt This showed the names of the j ercd Guth's femoral artery. The latter ran I threatened with anything to demand my Abstract block. Haxunar>! ■‘erased are required 10 preCTit: Mr*. Van Ixxm. Denver; Charles Ij said Money lo loan on Kcal Estate Ke*l Estate ; ___ ...ot-hpt-ks di sent their etalms In said ITobaie by Baron du Rel- ten rods and fell dead. prvwnct " ■ sold on c -mmissloo. General cnnreyaaelns. ■ payees P«y«« «* checks tn«.«a drawn ui Dtamoml and wife, New York; W. G. । Court, at tiie Probate office. Iu lhe City of . .. Andneu.-. . - • 1X wrote a-----list of names | . _ i All ynlri at la»»t Urp*rt. Havtng * eouinl^M* set of Abstnu-t Koou,eooi-I nacb. M. . ------I HastInpt.for examlnalion and altowarae. on or * *”* * * **" — •" * I The house was more brilliantly' lighted Veilard, Denver; Mrs. Gillette, Den­ . before the L’.Ui day uf .luce next, aud that piled treni the Records, can furnish complete | on a piece of paper and handed it to M. ver. Mrs. Matilda McCtv. Penn­ Sl’IUNGFlELb, O., Dec. I * tract*. C. F. BBOOKS. Clerk. , BriwLon, saying at the same t ime that four 20.—John Haus- ' tast some 1—night _V-- than — for -______ - -nights past. At sylvania; A.- T. Lawrence. Denver, S. A. ] Mich claims will I* bean! ticfotevdd Court, o. t Wednesday, lhe i.'Ab day of March, and or. Ic burned nt Hopewell the bright bright light light distinguishable distlngulahulj in .v. midnight '•other names, one of a very high prraoriage, berger was horrible midnight the P. DRAKE. M. D.. Wat«on, Denver. Mina Banzigvr, Denver. ; Thnnday the IKUi day of June. next, al tea he was prevented from mentioning by the schuul house Friday night while acting as Mr. Blaine's bedroom an hour previous had G. Cone and children. Denver; W. II. Yar- I o'clock In the forenoon ai each of those days. Santa Claus in a Christmas entertainment. disappeared aud the entire house was hi < Dated Dec. 134b. A. D. llttl ■ dictates of discretion. Office over Holloway’.-, drug store. kee, Denver; Charles Lingo and wife, Chas W. Armstkong. Judge of probate. His dress of cotton cloth and his celluloid semi-darkuesc—Indicative that the family Deputies Haught by [hr Score. Office hour, from -• to 4 p. m. Telephone, con I 1 Denver. ncctltm with realdence, al Holloway’-* drug Dr.' Cornelius Herz had shown him a false face caught fire. His face ii.it cooked expected a qnict nigbu Inquiry at Dr. John­ MORTGAGE SALE. M'GLVNN MAKES HI8 CEACE. More * ston's residence at 11:30 p. m., also disclosed ^document bearing the .names uf 104 depu- and one eye was burned out. A panic Whereas default has been wade iu the nmdl " *it* who hod been bought by the lobbyist followed and Warren Hess was badly that he had retired for the night. The Noted itecalcltraut Priest Has Bi* lions of a mortgage oxeruted by Nebeotlali Q M. FOWLHILD.D. S. lUehan’s and Hsrmah M. Richards, his wife, of Art on for a total sum of 1,350,000 francs. crashed. D. Authority Iteoturcd. A ID-YEAR-OLD SANTA CLAUS. the township of Ontiisvtiilr. Burry Countj. M. Andrieux could name mast, if uot.all, Washington, Dec. 84.-—The famous chm* state of Michigan, to Julia it Scoville, ot GrucOflled^-inrs x a in. to 5 u. in. of the men mentioned in this document. wo, Mate ef Nev. York, bearing date the -trd of Father McGlynn, of St. Stephen ’ s B rapfoku , Pa., Dec. 31 — An Erie coal d»v of fM*ptetnl>cr. trvo. and recorded tn flic Proof of the culpability of many men UM1T11 A COLGROVE, church, has finally been decided by the j office of the It* Kt-lor of Deeds for Barry I'ounty. named in the document hud been prom­ train broke in two Saturday on a steep D Lawyers. Cambridge, Mask, Dec. *M—William restoration to him ot authority to petfortaj Michigan, on »le “7th day of Scyteivlier. twui. In ised him. He would try to obtain the grade near Hutchins,thisconnty. When the (ORlee In Union block. HaMlngs.) twelve of niortga-*-' on t'uzex*. on which Eustis Russell, Jr., aged 10 years, and the his priestly function*. The'settlement o?| liber Practk-w U all the courts ot the 6l*re. mortgage there Is now ctalw< <l 10 l» di’«*'*ud document from Dr. Herz. He wished It to forward; cars crashed into the rear part of son of the Democratic governor of this Re ­ be understood, however, that lie could not the train.Flagman -I. A. Houseknerht and the case came within Hu* scope of the I tin]Mid at Lhe 'late o’ this notice the miiii uf our Itninsand. one hundred. elghiy-Mne af’d LUO A E. KENASTON, guarantee Absolutely the accuracy of the Brakeman J. O'Connor, both of this place, publican state, Saturday essayed the role ■totters.'principal and Interest together w.th an general power vested in Monsignor .'-•atolli. . Attorney at Law; document or Baron de Reinnch's State­ were caught in the wreckage and slowly of Santa Claus and made a good many the latpal legate, and the decision w as pro- ! attorney fee ot thlrtv-five dollars »- stiputated (Over J. *i. Goodvear A Co?« store.) ment. »u In ma his opinion .Baron de Reinach ’s burned miuu.iL iuuioMin uurneu to aeftin iM-torc their companions children happy. At IO- o'clock he left his mulgated by him last night at the Roman | tn salt! tiivrtgagr. aiidno act I < si or |i:<i* edinp death la-fore Practice* In <M*ourtaofthe State. Colltcuoai uicni. at law or tu equity having iwn Insltliilcd to n word was far from unimpeachable. To his | wetr able to rescue them, . ^axuptly-atemllnffto. home- in thia city accompanied by his Catholic university, where he is stopping. : cover lhe debt secured by said tiiorfragr <>r any knowledge Rciimch bad begun'to pay per- ‘ father, and togutlivr they loaded the gov­ Satolli sent a message tu McGlynn stag- . part thereof. Notice «< tnerM»v given tltat by Minal debts with the moneyof the Panama s trtue of a power of sale contained hi saiu tnwtR. TIMMERMAN. Homopathle Phy­ ernor's carriage so full of toys and other Ing the term* upon which he would la* “re- ; gage and the statute in such case made and pro Canal company. HUNTINGTON, W. Va., Dec. 35. —James holiday goods that there was hardly room 's • »klai» and .Surgeon. frockeil,” but what the terms an* can not. j vlded the said mortgage will be ftireeloerfi by a, Incident of ttelnach’a Villainy. '.Dflfew over Lathrop's drug store.) Coburn, of Charleston, W. Va..|i as found for them In the vehicle. Then they drove be ascertained. McGlynn acceptx-d them. • sale of the mortgaged jiremlscs therein describ­ Andrieux told of an inridrnt In which yestenlay morning in nn oja-n hallway at about the city, down into the poorer quarter which sale will be made* a ntte north however, and can now officiate in any 1 ed. aw. rsal estate and collect­ F-slix Gottu ntid Itelnarh were the actors. door of lhe Court Haute in the City of Hsstlcus. McGinnis & Roadcap’s plare, where bn had and the distribution of gifts commenced. parish where he is tewigned. The question ! in tin* Cuunly of Barry and State, of M ■•ftlgar, ING OFFICE OF Relnnch said to Cottu regarding Home laiu all night in a state of intoxication. that being the place id hoidin!; the Ciirolt (’< ur. Gave Gifts Useful anil Amusing, of restoring him to hta ulil parish, SL Ste- ! pALMKnrux A Smith, bribu money that he could *ny he received He was almost dead from exposure and Barry C«uuij. at |>ublie auction.by fi r slibrThem were nearly 140 little ones pro­ phen’*, of New York City, h* to be consid- j for * Woodland, Mich. the motley to’ pay for udvefttaing. and Krsr.f said comity on. Saturday, the eighteen:.. died soon afterwanls nt the St. Nicholas vided for, and race, religion, politics or cred by Archbishop < 'orrigan. C. S. Pai.^RRTox, ■Liy>»! February, iwtj. at twelve o’clock noon ■■: J. M. Smith. upon Cpttu ubjucttng to mich deceptfou hotel. , ** ttiat day lo.satisly the anuHuit which shall then previous condition or servitude fdldu't gw." Notary Public. Justice of the Peace. Keinath sold (.'ottu‘wn« to tliin-sklnned. IN SENATE AND HOUSE. Ve due on said mortgage with iutcrvt. costs, For every child then- wha provided one use­ Then Cottu reizerjRrinneli by the beard, amt expenses o! sale bjgeU'cr with thirty fiv dragged htaa^alx>ut the flour and called JeffeAsonvu.le. hid.-. Dea 2&—William ful gift mittens, stockings, or something A Brief HynnjMls of the Proceeding ol •I.•liars, aliornr.s u«t as stipulate! tn sat<l of that nature, ono toy. a fancy sugarmortgage- T»v premises are described fol him ?tn embezzler and coward. the fitatrsu*en. Sht-par<l,W binclinr. comuiitUnl suicide at 1 I10AS. blA.i; • Why He Itellevra /n the WaMHKOTox, Dec. 23.-V;cc President I All lhe full iwlng <t< MTil*ed hinds, situate ar’ o'clock Saturday night by swallowing coated ami decorated Christmas cuke, and ' Andrii-tix was asked* why, if he knew morphine. It wax done in the presence of a little fancy basket filled with candy. Morton fan* left the city for the holidays being in the County of Barry and Btatr.of Mirh 'These presents were disposed in boxen and gun. The west htulof the soutb-weM quartet r K«-ioHcli to be so dishene-k he placed any andAlanJrrsou occupied the ch.iic in the ■ seellnu nineteen. In township two north rr.tw j reliance' upon R».*inaeh’s charges that de- his wife, who pleaded in -vain for her hus­ lxi«kets, those of ench child, or the children senttUi yesterday. Cockrell presented pcti- - tra we-1 coiitaluing tnghty acres pf lam! accord band to desist, Shepard died in a few putira lind sold their votes. • Mr. Andrietix minutos. Shetwrd and bis wife hod quar­ of one family, being labeled, with their tngtott’n Ualt«-«t State* survey, amt twenty tiutw asking tire postiMmement of the anti- i acres off th* snuth dud of Hie west ir^cttonxl names. replied: "Although <li.-Jione»t with others, reled. option bill—remarking that thev were ate-' half of tbo t orthurs* quarter of section unniber Baron de Reinaih lutd no reason for mak­ nineteen in township two north range ten uest Hl< Claim ot an Ex-Employ^. reotyiKri and marked with frmuL Chand­ contafntng ing out private meinonmdn and counter­ in all one hundred acres of Lind, toe Chicago, Dec. 27.-Charles P. Williams, ler nqiortvd a bill 10 prohibit immigration lite «ame tnorc or kA-*. foils falsely." Mr. Biu-tau, advertising Milwaukee. Dec. 27.—Two Urea here Dated, November '.•-•mi; IRC. agent, fur the Panama (^inal company, Sunday entailed a low of (Qu.OUu. The mill mi ex-employe of Rand, McNally &, Co., for one year. Hill, a rnrmlwr of the com­ JtLIA IL S 'rt IIAK. testified that the suuik paid to newspapers of Matthew Kecniin, valued at 420,000, whom that concern charges with having mittee, said he would submit a minority ■ Mortgagee. by the company ranged from 400,000 francs andthuGem Hamiuock anti Flynet com­ embezzled fcJS.wo, ba^ filed u bill in the report. A bill for the- sidiqissioti of Okla­ A1.CN W. L’amilion, homa nnd luiliau Territory as a state was Attorney for Mortgagt e. to 1,500,WW for ench issue of shares. pany’s factory, worth #70,000, were both en­ suj»erior court against the company. MH1introduced. Debate on the Alvjtarrahan tirely destroyed. Kernan carried no insur­ liams prays the court to appoint a receiver CHANCBRY QRDE1L Count Caffarelli, Monarchist deputy for ance. The fac»ory wai insured for Wti.uOO. for tbo firm of Rand, McNally & LWo claim aud the anti-option bill 'followed, State of Michigan, Fifth ‘Judicial Circuit -In AltBc, told the commission he could con­ Chaneery. order an accounting and to restrain the and after an executive session the senate adjourned tn Jan. 4, lbW3., Suit pending tn the Circuit Court for th-firm the report that President Carnot had THE DEATH RECORD. company from prosecuting the RiO.OOO suit Cimacery There wnKao business done in the house, fur the Coiturv of Barry'- l” a list of deputies corruptly Implicated in J. mJ Fisk, director of the American Ex- brought against him a short time ago. at the city o' Hastings. <m tue toth d*v uf Notho Panama canal lobbying! This list, he Instead of his owing the firm g»,0(X> he which at 12:15 niljmirnnl to Jnn, 4, 18M3. VMnb A. D. 1K». :hangn bank, at New York. said, comprised many deputies whose alleges tlw firm owes him over IgOi.ftn, Sight finddysfly Hectored. Coniptalnant. , Montagu Wiluams, well-known barrte- besides over.45,000 back salary, the afuremimes had not y>it l>een mentioned in con­ MOSTGOMERT, Mich., Dec. 34.—After be­ nection with the scandal •aid debt being on account of a banking Charles U. Berry. Judge SAMUEL 8. Burton, at LaCiwac, directory he conceived, but which the com­ ing blind as tho proverbial bat for more Defendant. ban t wenty years William Gates, living Id this catiM I: appearing by affidavit on Me. pany from him out of. The Dr. Hera mimtioatti in the foregoing Wta. ' the defendent, Charles It. Berry. Is not a Daniel C. Blodgett, retired dry goods -eM .bere». W1U '-fhuntday suddenly re- that fa a chief figure in the crookedness. He is rt.Ktetfl 01 Ibis state, but is .» resident of merchant, at New York. ored tu sight. He has bora com plaining nansss; therefore ou motion cf Smith 4b G»b dwelling in England “for bis health," as it Jtrove. KOlicitont for complainant, it is ordered . an acute paiu in his eyes for several Albrecht Becher, well known mechan­ were, lie ia an American citizen and his that dofendent enter his appearance In said >y*. Thursday morning at tho breok- cause Jerry Simpson arrived here Sunday in Cnrea record in America is unsavory. He oper­ ical engineer, at New York. ou or before four months front the date □t table he opened his eyelids and with­ of this orier. and that within twenty days tlw Chappod Hand*, Wounds, Burna, Etc. ated al San Franctaco and various other Jofcjf Townsend, veteran tragedian, at time for ChlaUnas dinner, but his arrive’ it warning burst into Ceara crying: “I Complainant cauw a copy of this order to be plutxT* in America, and there is do one Hamilton, Ont. was not grherally known untill yesterday puMfabed In the Hastings hANNKH.ratd rml-li■n see. thank God, I can seer’ His newly csUcii there who evef Iknew ‘him L who ” ’has not to .'-Mrs. M. A. Newcomb, famous army Yesterday murninj be put aU doubts t< to be continued once ui each week lor stored sight is apparently unimpaired, six weeks In succession. regret the fati. Hu had an unhappy fac­ mme, at Effingham, Tils, rest concerning hla candidacy for th. Frank a. Hookkr. .ate* fo nearly » jean old, and became General J. N. Dent, brother-in-law of United States senate by announcing that ulty for getting into busHesa with a inon. circuit Judge. raulsffyUtWenlj ** “ight relurne<i Tru* copy. Attest, 3e«t for General Household Use ed man mid when the pait enhip was dis- General U. S. Grant, at Denver Cola Chas. m. Mack, Register. SICK HEAD Simply Awful ACHE 4 ?J TI r ’ (Educate When you want a FRESH LUNCH, ■ Go to the CITY BAKERY. raTsguvsraia l-’iue line of creams and fresh exmfectionery. , A. E. REMKES. BUSINESS CARDS. O SV P F L KIRKS D AfiO MRSOM Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansing. UEIICM FUHLY MAP «“ “ �Hastings Banner Thursday, Decumber 29, 1892. WORTH A GU1MEA A BOX/’ STILL ROLLING BEECHAM’S |*%ll I O are made “ILL.® there. They ™’WKLrS.|lB,ni“s , Of all drn ALWAYS SMOKE THE BEST Ixi The Market It Acfcnmvredges no -Supervor.’ /. MILLARD. OUR COUNTY Mayor »»f -brand itafrhls, and partner ufL. E. Knapp-vi. formerly-«if thia city, iu the Aroordlng to a -survey made by the law firm -f StuartAi Kfftppeu. county surveyor iais-ctioa ?.< of Woodland Me»<>re. O»>k Bros.. township last week, the Dunkartl church sheds were on the property of Hansooi ifantings, Mich. Ourleunti: ■ Hynes, who^* farm adjoms them. F«Mir circular.''MUfying me that Hie Boys are evidemiy .«afeffl 'c article* in sub-*erlpU**i lo the ’“Ba.XScii’* eapdre* Freeport Judging from a firm advertise­ with January v»U received. Of enuree I ment in the Herald that leads:—••You have noticed how nicely those suite fit lhe a vfatlur u. uur faiut>y Uuce we hare lived boy > that were braigti: id our store. here. J oaet.Me you n cheek for Si.Iff. for whfai ).1C nuy send Ute Baxxeu aud Much amusemeot wan caused In a NasliNew Y.a lit Weekly Tribune for one year, vtlle church fast week when a very estim­ and Z wwh yon would have them scut lo able young fatly waikeu in and took a th* Uxihc. am they often .get iu»t at*mt the front t-eat ju?l as the ik-iufater said “And offlee. , tfa-re came n girl filled with an evil spirit.” Very Truly your*. The mlm»ti r nud the young Indy didn’t ' W J svc ,se»* the point nnd ciMild not account for the I^Theiatauy friends «ff*<Gcorge E. Huck, swUe-s and Iniigliter that was pausing over ilie congregation. formerly •( tins city, butacw nn Assistant Naval ■euiisiM'.ctor nt tho Brooklyn Navy A street fakir struck town Inst Thurs­ Yard at New York. <U1 In- pleased hr day ait<baureceedtsl in ••rnplng In" three learn that cm*' s are out -announcing kfa farmer*, wild now hare to show for ten marriage to Miss Edith Gettrinie Neuman. dollam Invested, a money ipurs*;. n onedolfar bill and a nlckle wgteh all worlh SJ.n.Y Fakir's profit ,*.’2.05. It fa safest nut to Invest in another man's game.—Freeportrirst year lu the Naval Aeadbtny thrnugb Herald. >ihe four yean;. etalNNM *!»■« be carried ■/rFreepnrt people are tired <if .stumbling -away the lughea-, honors. Fur hfo'cfflei•wicy niul tLcouak icholar-ililp Jx! was sent around In the darkness aud want street buujks. •by the U. N. Gorutcniuent to the Universi­ Delton expects to have a creamery in ty of Glasgow. Suitland. for itffwo years course in. Nava! const ruction nnd ship tlie near future Jltree gentlemen have building vid gratfaated ht Hu* Itead of hfa been to Elgin, lit. to look up the matter, clx&s. Iteturuiag to thfa country he was and talk of formktg a stock eoetpany. MH‘olnte'1 an a-sisteut Naval G>urt:uctuiat_U:e Brooklyn Navy Yard. Netf York. NEIGHBORING COUNTIESMr. Rock fa « young.nian under 'Z years of age. a perfect apednian of health ami auaniwod. He-im* -uirvi-tl hfa own way A man by the name of Kon<-gou was sent U|Mmbis own mcrita alone, without the to iIm- Kalauazoo Asylum recently and assfatnnee of wealth ami inlliieuee. and shortly utter died iu « very mys'.etiou.s tifa Hastings friends, aemug whom be, eras matiher. WlH-Jher he received hfa injuries born and.raised, rejoice to hear of hfa last before coming or after being cuntli'ed in I a&d crowning effort Ik selecting one to the Asylum wa* a tuycery.' until Daniel ueeouiingly. share hfa joy* and so:ro*.s Nevitt contest'd that Ina quarrell lx? bad and inspire ’him to higher success.' We jumped onto Kouruuii. breaking hfa ribs. extend eonuratulqjion* and wisti the hap-, py'rouple the fullelt mieawire of succesn. ite'vntlya charity ball t<»ok place at Ute with which hy the way. we arc cpulidenl beautiful I mod** of M.'lL 1ante In Kafanuithat Uiey will .meet. z<ar that netted Tbfa amouftt will ib- used fur tlie Children's Home. PERSONAL MENTION. Fifty yrgr* ago Philander Trowbridge ami wife of Itecatur. were married by the father of President-elect Cleveland. . Jackson county agricultural society paid ■only Sff per cent on premiums this year. Banly Barnes of Grand Ledge has been arrested on the charge of attempting to bunt Millard Phillips' house. Barnes nnd Jjis wife had separated and she had gone to live with her daughter Mrs. Phillips. To get his revenge the old man tried lo sol tlie, bouse she was In on fire. A, bottle known to hive been in his po-sesslon was found near the house and h»d fa-en use;! to bring kerosene In. Barnes waa also seen near the house that night by several persons. He will probably bd sent up. Over •2.000 marriage licenses have l>oen fasucti in Calhoun county since the law eonoetumg tiivni w«-ut into effect. TOUR FAVORITE HOMZ MEWJP/1PR Ths In&g Republican My fyw Us ONE YEAR Stas FOR ONLY $1.10 A sack of mall was thrown off the fast exprv.-s going through Decatur last week and iiteletd of lauding on the sidewalk. It Waricaught hi the wheels of the cars and carried nearly fave miles, making great havoc of the letters and Chriatmas presents eon twined therein. PERSJnAL PARAGRAPHS Mr*. Sarah Balch Braman, of George­ town. Maj-'nclmwlte. will cblebtalu her <i«M! hundred and second birthday ou Dec. -1st, Site fa hi excellent health and per feet poaesaiou of her faculties, and is fond o&boaHliuc that t>hr Is one of the. sevr-nth geimratiun fn>m John Ilalch, who camo to America With Captain Kofa-rt Georges in 1023, and settled in what fa now Salem. ' Mlle. Kenan, the sWer of the late Aemjemlclmi, devoted herself to her fa­ mous brother for years. She made a home for him in Paris, aidetl him with ills liter­ ary work, suggesting subject* and criticis­ ing hfa finished works. Through her nsefatanco be was enabled to tuarrv. and It fa pleasant to record that he was never w«-ary of recounting hfa obligalimm 'to her. yifty dollars fa charged iu London for the tlret edition of Longfellow's ••Hyper­ ion." ami the lire: edition of his ••Kavataagli" coiuiiimul.-e'nearly as high a price. Budd Doble, the well-known jockey, who has held therein* over Nancy Hanks In ail her wonderful pcrfoftnniiees on the trotting track this year, en|oys the nddiilonal dfaUuctlon of having been celebrated in verse by Dr. Hulmes. Gives all the news o£ Town, County and State, and as much National news as any other paper of its class. Your Home would be incomplete without it. York Hly Tribune The Is a NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER, and gives all the general news” of the United States and the world. It gives the events of foreign lands in a nutshell. It has seperate departments for.“THE FAMILY CIRCLE" and “OUR YOUNG FOLKS." Its “HOME AND SO­ CIETY” columns command the admiratioji of wives and daughters. Its general political news, editorals and discussions are comprehensive, brilliant and exhaustive. Its “AGRICULTURAL" department has no superior in the tountry. Its “MARKET REPORTS?’ arc recognized authority in all parts of the land. Mrs. .Susan B. Anthony ties received A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables ns to offer this splendid journal front Governor Flower an appoinment on. and “THE BANNER” for one year Fifteen years ago llannuh Davis, of the Board of Managers of. the Rochester Allegan died h aving §20.600 to llu* Alle- Industrial school. In Prairieville. } gau Baplfat society, directing that a new I Miss Joganuadham. who was the first । church should be built from the fund. | ’Hindoo woman to study medicine in Eng­ John Brock and tv Be. of ptsegn. are For several years nothing was done with land. was for a while resident medical of­ ylslting hi the city. I the fund but to pay running exp nses. I ficer in the Edinburgh hospital for women Mrs. Fred .Spansremaker. of Middteeiile, ! .|ty thi- means the amount on hand had and children, and fa now honse physician — tn •- the city Friday. jI !i dwindled down toSi.OOO, when the ,-ocle-i at the Cnma hospital ia Bombay. Inspir­ was . । ty evidently concluded that It was about ed-by her success, another Hindoo wutuan Mfa? Ida Kelley, of Hambiirg, N Y. ■*, time to build the church If ever. Accunl- Miss Gorlndurnjuiu. has itegtin a course is: visiting relatives Jivre. , ingiy * a ,512.000 chufcli was commenced in Surgeon's Square., i-otitlon. She had la I when work was stopped for lack of .means. hnn house surgeon in tho hospital at Mrs. Emma Simpson and daughter EfL Subscriptions may begin at any time. were in Grand Rapids Friday.], ; But the money ha* been borrowed mid Myron*,-ami the Mysore government has Mrs. Stary Geer And Frfal Y’lung vltited, |i Allegan will soon have one of the prettiest given Iter two years' absence and her cx- Address all orders to Hereafter, cluing*lm for advertisements **_____________________________________ churches in thostate and it will be sltuq peh-r-s. . ref rtiVcs in Middleville last Week. uiust reach this office Tuesdays at latest to • ( ated right across from one of the prettiest helate Xavict Mormler, of the French liMture insertion in the Issue of the week Jus ! Bertha j cinirt yard squares in the state too. Mit<. Julius Rustieil and Sib when brought. demy, fojtnd so much pleasure In llnBentley visitwl in Nashville rtlewi^y. <|m the t* Kalihnazoo i.-lothiug etui ay • ■ *J .■.... ,, 1.....I man. rig about second hand book shops and I Goorge Brooks went to Martin ,;.i:l.-d a irflnstrel iroupe on the ruad. _jirtiin Friday b> l< llt.tt in his will he fa-queuthed a u<t w>.,.k Uji, G K c< L K. !;. fcUff,.r,.4 •r Mfa- Walker. isand frait'ce to the second hand book thniMtigliJv eX'M-li-d from the bloo-t by Hood 5 Me hi- new grand daughter ■re «>n tin; quays of the Seine. He re­ <if Eaton Mr. and Mrs. Sitfinson. df Eaten Kaplds Rapid-. ; a railroad wreck tte.ir tlie Kidamtj/ou fair sted Hint hfa money should tie spent by sp>-iit Sumfav with J. L. Reed and nvife. I ground, eauved by ;« broken flange. q»ed and nvife. n In a Jqvjal banquet, during which t Twenty one cars were piled in a heap and astings ity We understand diphllterU has nude it» Mi»s Kittie Burrell. <tf Ailblojj. I :■ might amuse themselves by thinking ; b.uily broken. The hnj lo lhe company avpettancc’ in Middleville Hastings, Ing her vgrandparents ; Mr. and Mrs ! was nbont rim. ; I’hHHps. Thrw cases of a mihi form of seariet Slatlame Diaz, the wife of the Mexican; J The Plainwell Enterprise came out fever arc reported in Cartton. • . CAPITAL S75.OCO.OC i'F; Bon I.ee. a graduate of our sehiol -, with 'cry attractive holiday itlittoii. re­ president, will, at her own expense, send suwi.ts $».>M)o.qo. Does j4»nr s'ib~ riptlon expire January I now a D. D. S. and operates hfa cl air * ik'cting credit on the publishers. ; MiddlvUlic. • band of forty-five musicians. It will com' The f.itnuri’s about Linrinj; are cousid- ’prlse the most expert musicians iu Mexico. incorporated under the laws of the St«e ot I 'sir. and Mr other year. • Michigan. , ■ । •'••• "•"■ .T'7 John Brtismi-r Were in (Irrably ,.rab|y oor ( , r teui|»er ocean-' tne our of tem|»er because the conPerhaps the only woman who was ever l^te pdMtfHBee and l>?nks were e osed Nastivd.le the fore part of the wees visit- ’AlvnM’ti milk ocupte shaved the prlwill1 ' >..h,ll,,.u ’ i’ ... .. 1 * ‘ . .... .. 1. r.,t Kii'Olat• Opeu far bustneM Dec.15,1MC. ■' ■ ■ ' milk some time . ago. and are talking of buried llk«* a warrior with the stare and stripes for a'windlng sheet was lhe late also Im? elowd n«vl M«»n«lav ns it- will be officers: . Mr. Butler, of Bellevue, was In tI le city ‘ <stiblfahing a butterand cheese factory of Mre. Cutler. She will i>e renicmt*-rcd for the legal holiday fnF’New Years «tuy. AT TtH-day to attend the wedding i»f i fa sis’.: their own. A meeting resulted in the ap­ her bravery nl the battle of Fori IhmelsoD, O. G. Boblnsjn. President; i pointmf-nt of :> committee on permanent Will Johns'*, the man who was taken when she snatched the colors of her hus ­ organirtitlon and by-laws. D. W. Iteycolds, Ca*h. er. sirk'witli diphWcria at Middleville while . band's regiment from their fallen bearer. and Mrs. Ch»s. Russell and 1nelcci on his way to tlsva city from Grand Rap­ ECTORS: j The Charlotte papers -'nv that Hon. ■ and rushed through the sm>ke with the, of Allegan, spent Christinas with Mi ids with tlie body of bi^ sister Effie, died | I Frnuk Dean of that city will have lhe tlag in one baud and a sword in the other. I>. w. Reynold.*. W. H. .there Friday nmnUn^ at 4 o'clock aud was Mr». Julius Russell. • । D.O. RohUwon. H II I Chilean ministership when the time comes. After the war she made the care of veter­ :’>urled here we understand, the saute II N. A. Fuller and wife of Hastings are! John Csrreili. Cli ans and their families the charge of her The Cliarlotte Republican was presented spt ndlng a tew daytt with his brother. Dr. morning. „ ? F. T. Cotgrove. life. She is buried among the soldiers In with a mammoth putnkin. measuring "4ft. N. A. Fuller. No. Charles Str - — reet. Arlington cemetery. A very distressing accident Uetell Mrs. bln. by 4ft. 6ln. ami weighing 100 Grand Rapids Herald. Interest onldou tl nedepcHltaand /-merit Lgdia M. Wood, of nope. Monday night. by one of its subscribers for a Christmas Banktr** Huslue— Transacted. A* she was walking along she slipped * Mrs. Julia M. Hadley, mother < f Mrs. present. That ought to keep Btutlier and fell In such n manocr as to break her W. .1. Stuart, and Mr .. L. E. Kt appen-. Tomiinson supplied At ff:SO p. m. daily one of the hand­ with pies until faft leg near the bip Joint Being 67 has arrived from a three years1 “;fip ' in j spring. somest tniins in tlie United States and •alter reknown as the North-Western Limited years of age and the fracture being a very China ami Japan. She will herer Battle Creek evidently is not going tn be leaves the passenger station of the North­ bad one. it is doubtful whether she' will fide with Mrs. Stuart.—Grand1 .Rapids i troubled with tramps very long. Rast Western Line in Chicago on Its Journey to Herald. recover. . week two were arrested, charged with l>e- St. Paul nnd Mlunenpoli.*i, the twin cities returned fnt01. ............. .. guilty Friday night George .Sweet found the "^John Pendergast I inc BIUIUJ sturdy beggars ....... nnd .pe nding of the Northwest. Ve»tibuled throughout, ■ body of a man lying :n, tlie road at the end eastern trip last week accompanied by | wcre sentenced to seven days hanl labor amt equipped with buffet, smoking and 1 ........................... of Michigan Avenue. It proved to be a hfa daughter Gertrude who is spending Land were sent to work in the City •hall library care, private compartment sleeping Germiu. named Brumbaugh, who was re­ the holidays wItKTicr parents. yard each with a 50 pound ball and chain care, drawing-room sleeper* ami .superb turning io Woodland nnd had lieen over­ attached to the!rankle. dining care, it furnishes Its occupants with .-social 1101 r>R». , com; with the cold.Mr. Sweet found him Hr. II. F. Thomas, congressman elect. ••very* comfort aud convenience which could ’About twenty couple* will drive ont to | —„-------------Just in time to save hl? Ute for in a tew Orlie Van Horn’s. home In Dow: Ing to from this district hire resigned his port- be desired by the most fastidious. »inut< s he would hate been frozen. • While undoubtedly for the purpose of viawi >g hfa ifonasn member «>f lhe 1’cnrirm Exntnln............ in its entirely it ... — takes Before coming to tijfa city to visit. Mbs collection of -r: ... ---------■ ! art curiosities. A rill ac- ! Ing Board and Dr. Chas. Ru-srll. of Alit- rank with the finest-rain# in the worhj, . ttlu-r iu.». .r» are *«n two taiUrM teaturifa of or itits .•miinment equipment Jordan nnd Ml*? Bostwick, teachers in count <>f which will Iu? given In oi r next i K.«i. is appointed in his place. I wuir.u which uwm-rvw deserve •-|.,.i„i especial u<,i*,av>>. mention. for they 1 ' 1 1 .. , . -j the Detroit adt<»ofare mmlejo pr«nl»e . I A frightful aecldent occQrrwl to t"'* aP! new departures In the weatern railway by .the school hoard there, th-y would nut * ’ Tho hop to have been given by Un? Y. Baker, a Dlmnondale Iwy last week. He ; World: The • visit at any houi*».s white here, where M. S. ('. to night has'been poltpHi^i! until | went hunting for rabbits in a swamp and ' - •• ------ car ■fa The buffet. smoking and■ •■■ library Children were In llu* family <*n Recount, ot . falling to return Hint night a party set out, furnished t in tin* most luxurious manner the posaiblUty of tl*** <•«»«!racflng diph­ next week. -------------------------------- ’ in search ot him th* next morning. .•..mfortable arm chair*, writing theria ami exposing tlwlr schofan to it on llnwihotne* Literary *Moti><>4». was discovered in the marsh laying fd,*e ; desks. Ix>'k--■;•-(•? andn well sb>cktld buffet. their return: . Nathaniel Hawthorne's mtiy sn vising I downward, part of hfa body in a p.*»l of |_r._r j..... .... __l from which light refreshntenta are served. Foslinaster Sheldon recently received daughter. M-rs. llo^e llawthpiue J. tlbrop. j water and his head was fi\und to fa- ha dv । private i-Atnpartment slevpiuz from Postmaster General Wannmaker n liiH has written an an attictld article for lhe ,|1(lr. How H>»w Itjiecurred occurred isjv.'t is Jv-t known. tn-.wn. «■ it |. . . i-HjMndully • .... ..... for tin" ...... uec«>nim »'fathe l.aji<»' j, shut. Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants supply of the Coluiubian (KHtage sta-np-. Hjmie Journal, in which she will <1' ?seribe | is feare<l he wfll not ree.ner. - ’ । ........... I -• .. . . nn,, (,f family pnrilesand ladles traveling. . They are larger than the urns now in use •My Fatiicr's Literary Me thods." and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor ' v mod Idea is that of JurtlreParkhurst, wlthcui eacorL It is cuu-r^nl of- ten and Include ail prices from J' cents upI of Mason, who sentenced a young man j separate e-mimitment.-. each rompl.-In other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute ‘wards, ami lhe engravings oh them repre­ ' bioaight before him <>n charge ot .Irunken-; ifa iL an<l containing wa^stan.l. ho. an for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL sent different seems in Columbus lite. nrvs to - uinetv •lava In tt.e Detrelt house I eold running water nnd all necessary to.let Bayard Tuytorfa widow fa going ’’•Heir sale will commence Jan. Bt ami be in nn article* which she has writ tn for of cotrecilou. .'with a suspension of M‘n- ftrrangt-nu'u:». It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years* use by ^Untiktl onlv through next year. • - j forthwith Ascdo from tbe-v two features, it in Th'1 Ladle- Home Journal whnt it । upofi ■ "million Wat you Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Wornis and allays to bo-uTlicIttMn Literary Man -city Mu-on. Daring take the gold cure In theofehy < ixuruiK tne iuc past y<«r • • — .?<.;3.MJ.OOO - —--------- ■ • .worth that the supfa-r served iu the dining <ir feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, In th.mennlimn you will be under the of atniDDs. njpuny ..•••• mid i/onds .... ;•>»«*<? or aranius.’nijiu«:j Tor Gicfa tV ho Slug. ; care of the sheriff until you shall fa* dis­ after the train leaven Chicago Is a met I from the United States bureau nf engrav­ cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves Christine Nilsson, the; famous-wmjptre.-* charged as mired by said gold cure comcalcnlated to please the epienre. ‘ ing and printing without the lo»s of .a In a word, it you desire to travel in the teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. dollar. This shows one of two thififfs— who now lives iu a palntlai house iti Paris, pony.- He has -commenced taking the mo«t comfortable manner nnd make the either tho* all of the employees of the has prepared for publication a carefnl and cure.—Charlotte Tribune. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach trip to St. Paul, Minneapolis, or any point bureau of engraving nnd printing nre en­ explicit article of sogge*tioi» ou the. voice. Al the annual meeting of the Eaton in the-Northwest, in lhe quickest tlnu-. 1>c and bowels, giving healthy and natural *leep. Cas­ tirely honest, or that the cheek system in Which The Ladies Hbme Jotuiul will county agricultural society, it was' found . . aura that your ticket reads via the North­ shortly print under theititle ••The|Study toria is the Children’s Panacea—tho Mother’s Friend. use there ha? been brought down to w .... cleared —. year. last Thu they had $l.Sl>0 Western Line. Maps, time tables mid full flue a point tlrat they could not steal if Of-the Voice. ialnries of the ofll -ers were fixed a- fol­ information can be obtained upon appli­ they wanted tv.-Eg. lows: PrwMent . SI">3. 'i’reas. cation to any ticket agent by addressing W. Thrall. Genera! Passenger ami Tick­ In discnsilng the subject nf needed Im$83. •> Castoria b so well adapted to <AC lr*n that et Arent, Cbiea»» * North-Western B'y. . •• Cartaria I* an cxcrKent medidno for chil­ proventent* lit roads the San Francisco , A liUle Italian dwarf who formerly dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its Examiner very aptly say-, that, while the ________ Alioiit JOO foreign atndeuts are staying krpl a ln.it .ull Iu Battle Cue*, but ItM Ch'.cajjo. good effect upon their cliildren.* differenre of a quarter of a cent a bushel at Hie Univeniity during the Holiday va­ since rem<»ved to Jackson, reemtiy pur­ In shipping grain a hundred miles by rail cation, their trip horn?contuminjgw much chased a kite block in that city near the Thv lm» a»S« "< lb- • »«* lit So. Oxford St. Brooklyn. X T. is enough to rouse a political and legisla­ time. Central ueiwt to, si.ooo *»* tu*11 <*« lmblu.n.1 b- it. re«vrb-< -J l>T mim.mu. •Ii-.lli* >■! bl. tnwiBy b, tive revolt among tin* farmer-, •‘yet an ex•• Cartoria fa the b«^t remedy for children of Every state In the Union, with flic ex ­ •ilm«n:» ar.-iw tbu vlre. of hl. penseof io cents a bushel In hanllng rhich 1 am acquainted. I hope the day fa uot \ special session of the circuit court a few miles from the farm to the rail­ ception of two, fa represented al the Uni­ youth. ‘. road station fa borne wKU philosophy it- versity- Also thirteen foreign countries was ih-ld by Judge Hooker Inst week In intern: of their children, mid uao Caxtoria >nWh.u <h.<nl "< S? are sending students here. . Charh'ite. for lhe purport of trying the one of the unavoidable tiling** hi the bu-dMead of the various quack nostrum* which are The concert given by the Choral Union cannot J“hn Butcher, charged, wittt Hie m. .m.xhmukrd ehl.m will rtUl b.«l>l. acttrojiua - - --------------- - -__ - HtffS.” murder <>t IVm l.nmpmtin at Grand Ledge. to Mipplr >b« W'WM "B'' f,l'L 1,cr c morphine, soothing syrup and Obe. hurtful V We rreeivei! this we-k tn * annual re­ last Wejlmwlay evening was a grand suc­ Nothing Was done however, ns some Im­ siipplv fa pracHctdly ilhnuUbte. port uf President Angell, ot the l. diversi­ cess. There were JOO participants in the portant witnre#»-s were unable to If pres­ concert including die Orchestra ami di­ ty of Michigan, for the year ending SeptThe estimated number of men and b<fl» rector. A very appen’iaiive apdleoee of ent and the case was adjourne.1 until the 30th, 189J. it shows the college to fa? In in England conHanlly employed .u flrtlng January term. inring IfcOl Wiu:w.o«. with y.Oll occasion­ a most prosperous condition, the total at­ tt.OpO oeopte pronounml It the greatest success the Union have ever achieved. The children In the state school at Cold ­ tendance for the year being 3.69'3. which ally employed fa greater than any other American Uni­ Gov. girase. of Indiana. Jaddirawed Urn water were made glad by a SlOO check versity. Afamt 521 of this number are •V3 Lnvfa Monday nH»r.otJg a *rw mom$Fts «nt Uy Gen. Alger for their Christmas Artralnn well, w«ra known M 4ggtn<mf* A great many improvement before jlie regular lecture by Pref. Griffin, pre>eu isIons ns» “ tkn Um. ot Timor «..*«» hatf?1>eei! made the pa*t year and atlll of Detroit Afcrynn. the great trotting stallion and r«uw below Uie beginning ot the Lbnstlna more are needed. The institution has a Varatinn closes January iOth. and then Frank Noble, have been purchased by a .world wide reputation and fa one the stock company of Grand Rapids men. cornea three months of bard work. country as well as slate can be proud of. HASTINGS, MICH. Miss Knight U clerking at O. JD. Spauld­ ing's. Miss Alta Hi fatgdk has ixien Srlijting FOR ONLY $1.10, CASH IN ADVANCE “N. Y. Weekly Tribune,” regular price per year Jl.cxi. LOCAL NEWS. We furnish both papers for • QlKr.ULATION • This week. ' $1.10 quires. ( H C Bank,;- . UEI7U LOOiVnLKL Wheat in low and flour should be- the same. For a short time 1 will sell White Rose Flour $1.90 Per ioo Lbj. This is a No. 1 flour. I war­ rant every sack to be first grade. ■ Live poultry wanted JOS. ROGERS. What is 2 CASTORIA Castoria. Castoria. �---MWFALL ANO EVAPORATION. astings In i Mtr iourUltaj ooodllloo, which w« Banner. rsday, December 19, 189X tARSHAL.1. I.. COOK. KdJtor. ■yw bastin«)m. )uch., wstoffick. august 14. 1879. DITORIAL NOTES. ' Store the last democratic coa-jrctti*® i held In Chicago, and the platform uf U* principles, adopted »«y the convention, we have watched with considerable eurh»-.hy. hsw the announcement uf Obe policy u.' lhe Ihirty «v foreshadow’d by thvlr pUlfona would be retired by the democrat* in different part* of Ihti nation: and in order to Mcertalu it* »tow« "« lhe rattoB* change* suggested, the N. Y. Herald and ST IU other leading democratic papers have can­ vassed ^thc opinions of a large portion of the member* of congress on the changes suggested, and finds that they are all at sea on these change*, the outlook being, not very favorable at leant, for the harmonloti* action of th<party. »or the ful­ filment of lhe pledges it made to ..die petn Je in Its platform. We are glad since a iTge of administration has eetne that it • the democracy the full control of the v.tive nnd legislative department*, of .enunent so that no excuse can be jade for the manner iu which they shall administer it. Many of their leading journal* and men claim that they have come to stay, and that there will be no .more republican party to battle foe su­ premacy, which if true, will afford a grand opportunity for the people to judge of the merit* of the two parties, and with their decision we must b? content. This is a I government erected on tlie bed-rock of a majority of 'the expressed will of the peo­ ple, and of that expression, free and fair, the peiHl<*l *»' • • tempestuous one Sabbath school wiU meet next Sunday for at thePresbyterian ototrch and tbe Y. T. Elsewhere In this Issue will be found a well tampered and forcible editorial from the Hasting Bajcnbr, presenting the name of Judge Clement Smith, x>f H*sti*gs, for the -republican noniinatioo for Circuit Judge of thia district to succeed Judge Hooker. The high personal standing of Judg^Smith, his recognized ability as a lawyer and his aailnentiy judicial east of mind, seem to point to him as an especially available candidate, and we are confident that we apeak the prevailing rentimeat of tbe re publicans of this section In giving our hearty endorsement to lhe movement (or his nomination. A* bls superior qualifications for the position arc recog­ nized by the bur and by the t>eople throughout the district, his nomination would be followed by a triumphant etection. . Barry county, certainly makes a fair elalui (er the permission to px-seut the candidate at till* time, and it I* fortu­ nate In having one so admirably qualified a* Judge Smkh.—Baltic Creek Journal The Michigan Farmer, in its Issue of Dee. 24Lb, says,' that the wool clip of Michigan for 18V2 was pounds grown on 2,353,779 sheep, averaging <JJ< pounds per head, and that .the Increase in the entire clip of the U. S. Cur 1893 over 1891 h«5,0O0,898 pounds. We wish lhe farmers of thia country would remember these farts, and compare them with the figures a few. years henee, if the policy shall prevail of putting wool on tlie free list, as threatened by tbe democratic party; and we have no fears in asking you to keep the present price Of wool (ihsg'gh cheap) In mind for comparison with prices under a free wool bill either. no true American citizen cau find fault. But that a part of the people of this na­ The government of France Is alt totw np tion are opposed to a free, fair vote, aud a free count these can be no mistake: the and threatened with a revolution over the civil right* bill which Is nothing more nor loeaofafew millions squandered by tta less than a provision to secure these rights officials in building the Panama canal. to the people, and to ail the people, is bit­ Why! the amount lost by tbe French peo­ terly denounced by the people of the six­ ple in this matter would be considered teen southern solid democratic states, and only a starter for a democratic. Tammany the cry of force bill, kept them madly chief, or a democratic comirltteee on-rebel democratic so that General Weaver could war elalma. not bs allowed the rights that belong ta every American, to address the people of Judge Ciemant Smith, of Bastings, Is tbe south, without belag pelted with rot­ likely to succeed Judge Hooker when the ten eggs and driven out of their democratic latter leaves the bench of bis circuit for country. That such a condition of things his bench In the supreme court. Gov. •xista in this country is enough to mantel Rich could not make a better selection the cheek of every American with shame, even were the district three times Its size. but that It shall continue lo exist, we do — Allegan Gazette. not believe. The following from tbe N. Y. Sun, and the answer from tbe Memphis Ex-governor Alpbeus Fetch of this state Avalanche, needs no comment: is one of the three sole survivor* of the The truth Is coming slowly to lhe fronjr members who responded to tbe roll call of The New York Sun declares that it mu tbe United States senate in 1848. The 'the “force bill" and not the tariff that two others are Gen. Geo. W. Jones, uf elected Cleveland. The Memphis Ava­ Iowa, and James W. Bradley, of Maine. lanche (limits this and then denies that . the Sun had an influence in crying against tbe force bill. “The fact la” says the Additional Local News. Avalanche, “that the New York Sun has about as much Influence in the south as F. W. Greble sold 103 chairs the diy . tbe Arizona Kicker; aud as for Charles A. before Christmas, besides a stack of other Dana making lhe south solid with the furniture. Not very bad for one day. force bill issue there is no truth In it." Tbe south is hide bound in its democracy, it la for the democratic ticket because «it has compelled the democratic party to yome round to the ol<4 doctrines of the Mayor Bogle is deserving of much praise for his prompt measures to check tbe spread of diphtheria, as are also the physicians whojlld'everything possible to ^Tuesday Waiter Robinson, of Irving,1 delivered to Levant McIntyre, of this occasion for'Mr. Dana’s help. The Chi­ city. 18 pig* which were raven months cago platform made thesduth solid because old that day. They weighed 4.030 pounds the south made that platform. and Mr. Robinson received 8200.42 for them. These pigs were from two litter* that were bom In the latter part of May. Wild Cat Currency. During the recent campaign, republican Porkers are ail right. speakers called tbe attention of their The Banner has received many com­ hearers to that plank in the democratic pliments for Its plain, outspoken article In platform asking for tbe repeal of the ten regard to the diphtheria scare laaT week, per cent tax on state bank currency, and and reporting everything just as It was. We believe that nothing Is gained by with­ Venturing lhe prediction that they were holding tbe real facts at any time. In simply paving the way for a return again fact much Is lost by attempting to cover to that old wild cat, red dog system of cur­ up tbe real state of affairs at such a time, rency, which was on* of the financial and nothing does so much to restore con­ fidence as a plain statement of facts. , blunders of that party In the past The south before tbe\war. and there waa nd stability and soundness of tbe currency as established by the republican party, when th* control of the government passed into their hands, has given to tbe people a cur­ rency so sure, so safe and so satisfactory for nearly a generation, that many people said, “oh there is no danger that any party will ever attempt tu return again to that ok! rotten state bank system;” democrats •aid the republicans are only talking that for buncutne and claptrap to catch votes. But congress had just convened, and -raarceiy got Into working order, ahen Congreratnan Harter introduced a bill, providing for the revival of sta e tanks of Iraue! This don’t just look as If it was an impossibility to ever again return to that old system ot state banks, does it? We are inclined to think that tbe men whb se­ I cured the putting of that plank into the .lemocratic platform at Chicago, had a mo­ tive for doing so. and tbe early introduc, tion of th* Harter bill in the present session of eoagntB, Is but a revelation of that mo­ ! tiye. they mean to secure n passage ot that A MG WITH A TIN HEAD. tfca Sight* is a Fopwlous and •ex* Saaday at the Preabyterian church. Tbe diphtheria scare which created such confusion last week has subsided. Schools will commence Monday as usual and all public, gatherings will be held as customary. There are but two cases re­ ported in the city and they are of the mildest form. So mild are they in fact, that the attending physician says that had It not been for the scare, be would have called It nothing but “sore throat” In each From tbe reports that were circulated throngh the country Iasi week one would be led to believe dhat there were not well people enough iu tbe city w~ attend to those affih'teti with diphtheria, and. that the only stir In the city was occasioned by lhe burial of theidrad. It is curious how reports at such a tlu’e will grow larger and larger at each reporting. To be abso­ lutely safe and generally correct, a person should believe nothing what he bears and only half of that he sees. Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Young, of Allexan, have bran In the city thia week visiting relatives and friends. The doctor has been investigating lhe palnlera method for fill­ ing teeth used by Dr. Fowler. Be had several teeth filled himself and watcb"d Its action on scores of patients in Dr. Mil if possible. The demand for the introduction of that Fowler's office, and hearing ever) one of them tell Dr. Fowler that they have not plank came from sout'aern delegates. 1: been hurt “one bit” concluded to pur­ M well known that the south lias always chase the exclusive right for thia method ' looked u>>n tlie itnp.*wlt!<>u of that ten per In Allerzn Co. Hereafter the people of L eenL tax on state tmnk*. by tbe j^vern- Allegan may be n««nred of having their [ roent, as a usurpation of power, not at all teeth tilled without pain. Tbe Woman's AuxlUtary of Kamanual church will meet next Tuesday, Jan. 3rd, with Mrs. J. Pendergast. We hope for a full attendance. Services ra usual at tbe Methodist ebureb next Sunday. Preaching at 10:30 aud 7 p. m. Sunday school at 12. Ep­ worth League at 6. led by Miss Cbattle Lake. Meetings at tbe Methodist oburch every night .next week. ' The H. C. T. Club will meet with Mrs. Crowell next Monday evening, Jan. 2nd, with tbe following program: Boll call—General Quotations. Burns in his writings, Mrs. Donahue. Life of Bums’. Rev. Fr. lAiughran. Singing, L. Hessmer and (1. Pflug. Beading, Mrs. Crowell. Recitation. Miss G. Htag. .s Soeg by choir. A Itarr Opportunity. Tbe ladles of Euituanurl parish have made arrangements to give the public the oppurMnlty of attending a few excellent lectures during the month-uf January and February. Tbe evening of the second Tuesday, tbe 10th of January, a lecture will be given by Rev. Fair, rector of St. Marks church. Grand Rapids, subject: “Ireland and the Irish." The lecture is Mid to be one ot thrilling interest, full of valuable Information mingled with the rich Irish humor, that is so delightful to the fun loving nature. Later In the month Jan. 25lb. 20th and 27th. Rev. J. Kay Appiebec will again visit Bastings. No words uf praise need be said of him. Those who were fortunate enough to hear him last winter, know what a rare treat it Will be. Those who do wot hear him lose a pleasure and profit that they would not forego bad they heard blm. Subjects will be announced later. These lectures have not been obtained for the purpore uf mak­ ing money, but simply to give the few who enjoy and appreciate such privileges a rare and enjoyable opportunity.' Ar­ rangements for two more lectures will be completed soon, aud announced tu lake place before tbe lenten season. . Court Hastings. No. 346, Hasting:*. Mkh. WiiKHKAS. It has pleased the Supreme Ruler of lhe universe to call from amongu* our late brother, Ezra Hall. Therefore. Rcsolveil, That In the death of our late brother. Ezra Ball. Court Baitings, 240, has lost one of Its most faithful members, and the fraternity a worthy brother and worker. JRtaulned, That wc extend our deepest sympathy to the bereaved widow * and fatherless children In tills their hour of affliction and sorrow, trusting that they may find comfort and consolation in Blm whose sympathy Is far greater than any earthly friend. Bc*oire<l. That our charter be draped for thirty days, that a copy of these sreso­ lutions be spread on the records of the Court and that a copy be sent to the be­ reaved family. F. G. SrowKtx, L. E. Stavffeiu A. W. Parkkiu The total amount of evaporation and of constant rainfall is not exactly known, but the approximate amount Is pretty weL’ made out. The rate of evaporation ha* 3507 00 been measured in very many plarai scatr Ured over the earth, e«peclrJly iu Europe Running expenses of fair................. 3587 00 and the United States. Tl-.erc are some Improvements on ground this year .972 00 place* in the United State* wh.*-evapora­ tion 1* not more than twenty inche* onnu3509 00 ally, but there are other region*, a* in the lower valley of the Colorado river, where From tlil« it will be seen that about 8850 tt.1* more than eight feeL Thera factswell was nettled tills year, which 1* indeed illustrate tbe variability of evaporation. very creditable, considering the fact that But more attention hns been given to the many fair* In the state lost money, and measurement of rainfall than to the meas­ the fact that more money was paid out urement of evaporation. IJke the latter, this year than ever before In one year for It 1* variable, rangin^from Ira* than an premiums. There were 1703 membership Inch to more than 50 feet annunlly. On tickets. 2851 *lngle;tlcket* and 3359 grand the Mohave derart the rainfall is about stand ticket* *old. • 8 inche*, and in variou* portions of the Tbe electiM of officer* resulted In the United States this increases to 19, 90,30, 50 selection of lhe following excellent corps inches, until in the north western part of of officer* for tbe ensuing year: tbe state of Washington therc’ls a rainfall F. A. Blackman. Delton, Fnn. of 125 inches in a single year. On the pen­ Wm. Strong, Maple Groye, Vice Pre*. insula of India the rainfall varies from 74 Jas. M. Bzuer. city, Ser , to ^55 inches annually, and at Coasyan, G. R. Manning, Dowling. Treat. north of Calcutta, there 1* said to be an Albert HilUm. elty, Marshal. annual rainfall of 010 Inches. Thu* rain-, For the executive committer. John Ijje, fall, like evaporation, varies from land to of Woodland aud Isaac Cunningham, of land between great extremes. Irviug, were elected for one year: Norman In general, there is a decrease of rainfall Utbam. of Baltimore. Frank Sylvester, from tho equator to the poles. of Irving, and J. C. Bray, uf Thornapplc. The following table is a fair approxima­ were elected for'two year*. tion cf tbe amount of rainfall in zones of The society has been very fortunate In latitude receding from the equator: tbe selection ot tu officers, both Iu tbe Inche* of post and this year also. The retiring Latitude. .KU officers have reason to be pro*d of the record they have made. They assumed tiielr respooslbilltic* when many improve­ ments weremeeded. During the past two year* over 33,900 lias been spent in Im­ provements, .which amount about repre10 seHts tlie profits of tbe past two yean. to. Sound and conservative management was The average rainfall for the entire sur­ Deeded and Asa' Pennock as president and face of the earth is about four fret. The Morris Burton, as secretary, were ju*t tbe entire annual rainfall upon the earth is num to fill the positions. They sacrificed j estimated at about ______ ____ 152,000 cubic _mile*. tln ir own business to lhe iDterests of the 1 Thi* is sufficient to fill Lake Erie nearly biiO personally rwruiriillv supervised siitM-rvlsed all1 DOO time* _____ or __ J^ake i _v_ Superior fifty Af,. >1^.^ association, and times. improvements. Whenever money wax1 Thera figures gire a fair idea of the amount needed Mr. Pennock cheerfully advanced of water which I* annually carried to the it from his own resources and refused to cloudn and discharged ujxjn the earth, and accept any Interest Thera gentlemen re­ of the energy exerted in tbe work by the tire from office with honor, and tbe bene­ heat of th* sun. fits of their wise management will long be It has been seen that the rainfall is very felt nnequally distributed over tbe surface of The association is also to be cangnUpla- the earth; that *ome lands rcnp a great ted upon Its selection of officers this year. harvest from the clouds, others a meagre They are all honorable men and will fill supply. But such inequality doe* not their positions with honor and credlt- produce floods. If the rainfall were di*No better man could be found for presi­ tributed equally through the days or even dent than Mr. Blackman, who can always through the months of the year, there be depended upon to do his best wherever would be no disastrous flood*. Regular placed. Be will attend to the duties of rainfall produce* regular channels compe­ the office In person and his sound judg­ tent to carry away all the water. There ment bespeaks wlra management 1f In am floo<l* In arid lands and in humid lands case of sickness, or from any other causes. alike. The flood which made a lake iu a Mr. Blackman Is unable to perform »be drrart wa* in a region of minimum rain­ duties. Wm. Strung, the vice president fall. possesses the requisite qualifications for Il is tbe concentration of rain in brief in­ an efficient executive officer. Jas. M. terval* ot time that brings disastrous Bauer, the secretary, is recognized as an floods. In France 31 inches of rain have all-round bustler, who completely wraps lieen o!»«erved to fall in 34 hours; in Genoa, himself up in everything that he under­ 30 inches in 24 hours; in Gibraltar, 83 takes. Be will plan ail night and work Inches in 30 hours; near Bombay, 24 inches all day for the success of tbe next fair and in one night; ou the Khasi in India, 150 his election .means a successful meeting. inches have fallen In 5 successive day* The finances of the association will be pro­ There are on reconl in the United States perly looked after by G. IL Manning, who several Instances of a fall of 5 or 6 inches bi just ’the man to account for every cent. in 2 or 3 hour*. A great rainfaU^may ex­ Tbe utmost of good feeling prevailed nt ii tend over a great area of country, but the meeting and (lie Interest shown goes oftenrr extreme rainfalls are limited to small districts, sometimes to only a very far to insure a big fair next year " If the “ few square mile*. Thus there are great weather will permit regional floods and very local flucxla.— North American Review. £.lqaorTax Report. Total receipts tirfs Tear. 3383 39 This Issue ot tbe BjUoncM will be last for lhe year 1893, and we will now take occasion-to wish our readers one and all. a most Bappy and Prosperous New Year. While no doubt we have made our mis­ takes and said those things that would ffi have been better If passed over in alienee, and on the contrary omitted to speak of other things that should have been spoken of, yet if errors they were merely errors of J *32 888858888883^3 judgement. It has been' our sole alm to S give uur readers all of the news that could be obtained and written Iu as good a style as we knew how. Whether we have suc­ i ceeded or not our readers are better able to judge than we. We take pride In the fact that tbe Baxkkb is one of the best papers published in the state, and Is the cheapest county pa.(K?r of its size in Michigan that 8 we know of. We will make no rash promises for lhe future, which it might be impossible to fulflil, but we will promise to continue to do our best to give our readers a good, dean newspaper, which no one need be ashamed to read In a family circle. We will further promise to make any needed o Improvement* that we think veil! add to I the value of tbe Ban.xeh to It* readers. 3 To those whose subscriptions expire Jan. 1st and who have not subscribed for an­ other year, we Invite them to renew. It more convenient tbe subscription price may be left with our authorized agents who will receipt for same. Our agents are as follows: Assyria, P. K. Jewell. Bowens Mills, Bert Armstrong. Banfleld, L. N. Mosher. Bedford, E. W. Jordan. Cedar Creek. D. L. Morthland. Cloverdale, L. B. Barnes. Carlton. J. N. Covert. Crcssy Corner*. B. Fisher. El Delton, F. J. Norwood. Dowling, R. G. Rice. Freeport, A. M. Herrington. Hickory Corner*, Ed. Bissell. Irving. C. II. Williams. Lacey, C. E. Nickerson. Morgan, W. 8. Adkins. Maple Grove, Johnson McKelvey. Middleville, B. Carveth. Nashville, John Funds*. Orangeville, Mrs. Falk. Prairieville, W. L. Brown. Woodland, S. 8. Schantz. Yankee Springs. Joseph Burpee. Aud in this connection we will say that we rand the Banner and New York Tribune, tbe two paper* for 81.10 per year. Or the Banner and Detroit Tri­ bune, lhe two papers for 81.40 per year. In conclusion we wish to thank our able corps of correspondents, who have assisted Fwmiaina Arithmetic. us so much every week in making the pa­ Van Arndt—She told me it waa her first per bright and newsy, by giving us ail of tbe news In their respective localities. We year out. Maid Marian— Why, she’* been out four also desire to express our slueerc thanks to out agents, who have assisted us in MM0IM. Van A.—Ab, well; she count* four *eamany ways during the year, all of which «ocs to the year, I suppose.—Kate Field’* we fully appreciate. With these few words to our .readers, Washington. our correspondents apd bur agents,'we Salt Takes Out Ink. again wish one and ail a Happy New Year. Ink stains can bo taken out by the ap­ Very truly yours. plication at dry wit while tbe ink is wet. Cook Bros. A* >oon ns tbe salt is discolored by the Ink brush it off and put on some more, damp­ ening it a little. This is to be continued AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. until tbe stain is out—Table Talk. -fftMtatent with their Ideas of state *over| Ideas that once !e 1 them Into dlffiTbe annual meeting of the Hioekholders ully, kleos that they failed to establish of the Hastings Chiiraml Table Company I >y tlie a word, but Idea* that they still will be held at the offle* of tbe company Tuesday afternoon occurred the annual Fkeep to ibe fore froit and eling to with a in the'r factory bo'ldlng In the city of meeting of the Barry County Agricultural | enauiry of purpose that would do honor to Hastings ou the tenth dZKJBf January, society In the old court house. The 1898. at one o'clock in tlie Afternoon. meeting was called to order at 1 o’clock | < to-’ter cause. It will Indeed be a strange by Praslddut Am Pennock. After the us­ I p'xec of pentlea! hhtiry. if now while she I ual routine bnslnera th? secretary's report I h si I 5 I I I | 6I I i L_ 9 j§§§§§§§S8§338 if. 2 s i 1 8 s I jpi -J m L_ la ii a I I fflfi I1 “I | II J IS If spider* in spinning their webs mak* the termination filaments long, we may, iu proportion to the length, conclude that tbe weather will Ik- rarcue and continue so for «n or twelve day*. In the dark house iu which were kept the sacred treasures and the consecrated tapers of Totan, were numerous clay and •tone vases studded with emeralds and precious stones, but, though seen more than once by Nunes de la Vegn, they have now finally disappeared. Many believe that they are still In taistence if only they could be found. Some say that the Peruvians worshiped a huge en^rald as big ns an ostrich’* egg and offered to it ns tribute of praise and adoration other em­ eralds of smaller sice—as children given to their parents or vassals delivered up to their lord. Cortez gut from the Golden castle five emeralds or emenuus of priceless vaiuc. value. The inenrMWM, first w» rut in lhe form of . roe. with It. ie.ro. . . .... ... the second was a kind of toy or "charm.” a ' hunting born; tbe third was a fish with golden eyes; the fourth wa* a bell, of which tbe clapper wa* n large pear shaped pearl; the fifth wns a cup set on a golden foot, rimmed with gold and bearing four eolden chains fastened to a pearl, by which it might be worn aa a jewel on the breast This piera alone wa* valued at 40,000 ducats—whether gold or silver the chron­ icle doe* not say. Other emeralds fell into the hands of tbera ruthless robber* and murderous conquerors, one being of the size of a oigeen’s egg.—London Queen. . "Did you aver see a pig with a tin head F” inquired a Harlem doctor of. a reporter. “A pig with a tin head f Areal live pig with a tin headf" That wastha reporter’s answer. It waa equivalent to a great big “Well, I have seen one," said the doctor. "Saw It the other day up in Harlem. I wa* Caking a walk all by myself— I'm sorry that you were not with me—when’, all of a •udden, I beard- a child, a little girl, cry out. 'Ob, papa, look at the pig with a tin ^ead od himl’ . "Thia little girl wa* the daughter ot one of those farmers who raise cabbages, rad­ ishes, lettuce and other green things for tbe city market. The farmer himself ami the farmer’s wife woye ou their hands and knees pulling the weeds out of a lettuA: l»d and didn't -hear the child's cry. So the little thing tried it again, ’Oh, papa, why don't you look up nnd see the'pig with a tin head on him! “Then the farmer dbl look up and saw that one of hi* own Berkshire*, a youngish fellow, had stuck his nora so far into* great apple can that he really did look like a pig with a tin head. The farmer ran to the rescue, getting over tho ground n* tasl a* he could In his great thumping Ixxrta. But It was at least fifteen minutes before he could catch tbe pig, which was rushing about all over tbe premise* as though he was crazy "At last, howeVer, the pig was caught, and then tho farmer and his wife t vt at work to take the cau off hi* bead. Do you know they couldn’t budge it. Tlie can stuck fast. It couldn't have stuck fasterif it bad really bcm a part of the pig. "After trying all aorta of way* to loosen the can /or about fire minutes Mr. and Mrs. Farmer at one and the some instant sat down on the ground and fixed their eyes upon tbe pig and tbe can. as though each was studying how io separate the one from the other. Then It seemed to dawn upon them that the case wim a hopeless one, whereupon each quit looking at tbe pig and the can and began looking at tbe other. The wife burst out crying; the mqn bad to bite bis lip to-keep from doing the same thing. “All the while 1 had been standing by tbe fence watching the performance in tbe. yard. I thought it about time to offer a bit of adrice. " 'What's tbe matter*’ I asked. "Looking up,the disconsolate pair saw me for the flrat time. They did nut answer in worls. They simply pointed at- the pig an<F the can. "'WIU it doc come offf' I inquired Just as though I bad not witnessed the unsuc­ cessful attempt to get it off. "The farmer shook his bead sorrowfully and the wife >hook hers and gave a £rr*ii ‘booh’oo. ’ . “ ’I’ll tel! you what to do with him.' said I. 'Take him to a tinsbop and b* quick •bout it.' “A minute later lhe fanner, bis wife, his daughter, the pig ami the can and myself were speeding down Columbus avenue be. biml the fanner's galloping bore. We reached tbe tinsbop in a Jiffy, lifted the pig out of tbe wagon and carried irim into the Lack shop. "It was tbe work of about two minute* for the tinman to unsolder the bottom from the can. Then lie took hi* shear* and cut a path up the side of tbe can. A little twitch then and young Berkshire was as gocri ns ever except that ho EmTh •light cut just liack of his right rar where tba sharp edge of the can had nibbed against him. “ ’How mucli*' demanded the farmer. "'Twcnty<five cents,’answered the tin­ man. 'That's our regular price for uneanning pigs' head*.’" "Do you suppose, doctor," asked lhe re­ porter, “that the tinman ever did such* job as that beforef" . "No. I do not,” answered the docto- . "e was probably trying to be furar- —New York Times. The Abbottof F«ols, who w«s also known in different part* as the Archbishop or Bishop of Fools, the Abbot of Misrule, the Lord of Misrule, tbe< Master of t'ureason and L’Abbe de Lies**, wm* the person wno used to superintend tbe saturnalia, which were parts of Europe ........ common ir. different ' , r "?“•*“ Wlbe Slxtrrnth erntuiy. Th. „ In.lfaflAn 11» The r...l feast of T/W.u fool* wa. was ■an imitation <rf of •the heathen saturnalia, and like thi* was cele­ brated in December; henee the confusion of ideas which b*s arisen in mixing this feast with the ordinary Christmas revel.-. The chief celebration of tbe feast ot fool* fell upon Innocent's Day, but tlie whole revels lasted from Christmas to tbe last day of Epiphany. The young people gen­ erally elected a leader who went by one of the names quoted, and he waa consecrated with many grotesque and ridiculous cere­ monies. England, Scotland, France and Germany all practiced these wild saturnelia, and itwas with gr^at difficulty that they wertfinally abolished. Tbe abbot won not re­ sponsible for any trick or practical joke played on the rest of the community by bis orders, and the victims had simply to "grin and bear It.” In the temple" (law headquarter*. London,) the office of the lord of misrule srems to have bren a coveted one, for we read that it was only given to young men of good family.— Brooklyn Eagle. Fish Ten Thousand Years Old. In making railr.iod tunnels, cuts, etc., ami in sinking wells arid pits in Nevada. I Utah an-’. Arizona, salt strata arc often •truck •!- varying depths, sometime* a* I much as a hundred yards beneath the sur­ face. Hundreds ot fish, ]>erfectly pre­ served, are found in block* of this pure rock salt. These salt fields are supposed to occupy what was oner the bottom of a lake thirty mile* long, fifteen mikwjvide and many hundred fret deep. The flsh found resemble the pike and pickerel spe­ 1 heard a gentleman tho other djy ex­ cie*, ami are wholly unlike the fisli found plaining tbe origin uf the “gridiron'' or In the lake* and rivers of that region at music staff, which form* a part of the post­ the present time. Tbe specimen* found mark of a number of Uncle Sam’s offices are not petrified, but are as perfectly pre­ throughout tile country, I thought per­ served in tbe fle*h a* though but recently haps it would be interesting to young readfrozen in a block of ice. era. It waa in Boston, when that city was When taken out and expored to the heat tbe literary center. At that time the edi­ of the sun they become a* hard a* blocks tors there were deluged with manuscripts. of wood. Occasionally workmen at th* Contributor* hail a habit of putting three salt work* located in "the basin" have at­ or four stamps on return envelopes. In tempted to Ut there antediluvian relic*. order to avoid bitting the envelope two or Men of icaruingwbo have Investigated th* three time* to cancel tho stamps, some in­ matter say that these salt preserved fish genious postoffice clerk conceived the idea are at least 10,000 year* old.—Su Loula Re­ uf the "gridiron." which wa* put to service . public. < at once and ba* since lx-en in vogue.—Cor. New York Advertiser. . 4 A story was told the other day of a little girl who <11 severed a cobweb and then, seeing a spider emerge from It, called out: "See the cob run! How fast the cob runs!” A* a uiatter of fact she huilded better than she knew, for co’>, or cop, is. accord­ ing-to the tiictiouarie*, the name some­ time gjrru to a epidrr; whence the word cubwub, which Is, strictly speaking, cop­ web. <'< p iiitl.h ntw h probably an abbrvriatio!; i-f tki’ Au;.lo Saxon uttercoppe. n - V-... V. .L — ■__ ----- - -------.r ............ . . jwM.n nik do for Jimmie, Tom. They are a littia long for blm though ar<d will Imre to be allrn-tl u blu Papa—Xihhok! i-ct him make ont u* if be wa* u dude aad turn them up ml ihu bottom. That’ll ranks’em short enough. —Harper'* Hhaac. Mias Bagley—Yea; but now you must forgive and forget. Miss Faraway—Ob, I can forgive, but Mian Ititgh-y—Nonsense! I can tell you & hundred things I’ve forgotten.—London Tit-Bit*. Th* Ruling PmmIou. Young Liuiy—Mercy me! And so. when fast. In tho Jungle you came face to face with a tiger. Ooo! What did you do? Modern Traveler (proudly) — Photo­ graphed it,—New York Weekly. She—I do not care to marry you. I do not cans to even talk to you. He (a widower)—That is precisely the reason I want you to marry m*.—New York Herald. �PERSONAL MENTION. Hastings Banner. -rmpioyra of tbe finfahln g Aapartment of the wM, .factory. It was a fine gift Thursday, December aq, t9qa. J •IBrt Mixer was in tbe city Halnrday. Burr Warner returued from Minnesota Her upreH otoN'tatana to Masters .Sam and ' Vem Keiyun and •owned Beaty for run­ laat-week. ning thtr anow iptow after the recent, Bdward Bottom, of Detroit, Is borne tot -a few days. Lnntmtfiar JW dolfam- Well exe­ cuted cwwterfei *«dt ver ctoHara are in drculatkm .1 wrl<M»«ring towns. They are an excd Id t far -aiaiile nf the genuine but areinraeb Igbternud w ben-dropped <w a hard surtax do aw*, have trie ring of (be true wtal will give a danee in Unton kali. proceed*, to be tMed'in Atting up rwwiK. Good mwslc will be in attestd anew and n good td>>guarawteed to al! who attewnl. BUI far danee Tfi-arntA.nupper WX-nents per cow­ pie. and burgage checked free- Every­ one ahould buy ar ticket to belp tlie boye along. Absolutely Pure. A rreatn of tarter baking powder. >i ■«> all in leavening strength.—Latent State* Government Food lu>|»»rt. HOYAL BAX1X WHEN YOU ilarprf* Bazar nr Dvoccimt 31st. runt- ■ Frank Nagler. uf.J^eksun, was in the city last week. •Mr. and Mts. Chau. Christmas In ABegan. Walter CUBED or XO PAYior rervlcea. Written guarantee to j»era»*»ent!y 0*0- all kind* of Rupture of both sexra. No pata; DO 7,£rattooTnaS-tontion from touln«*J ** ^formation ami Ulu»tratodp«DPhl«t con­ taining Michigan references (•ccekaodreM or THEO K.M1U.EKCO..HL j«.‘- IM HIM- ADIRONDA WHEELERS HEART AND NBRVE CURE. ' Reserved-oeats wllLmou be placed ou •toe for the Anetent -Order wt Hercalea. Everybody -who has . an interest in the prosperity-and growth-of the <ity eight to-buy several tickets. Remwcter that it is for the benefit of lhe new opera hoo*e. Saata can bo ewiervwd • eommwMlng Wedueaday moruixg Jan. 4th. at 7 a. m.. Hr on band if yoc waata«aod saaL Owing to tbe request suade by Ue board of health Chat no public gatherings for children be bcM In thtaefcy. the. elaborate preparation* that had baaa mnde-bj’ nearly all of the chwsdhes Imd•tot»e dlaacaitinned and Uhrtatmaa day wm obaervwi very quied^here. A very pretty Xmaa canta­ ta waa zlven tariic eveaiug by tbe M. E. choir, that refioO-d great credit on those j takingipait and «as appreciated by all present, eapeetal’y the altering at Mr. Barnaby lent*, which was highly apoken of. THE REflSO’l-WE HAVE QOT TO REDUCE STOCK LyMIv Dr»ipjU|\ C AND customers have appreciated our efforts to supply 1 I\1L.1 iLjO them with good goods at living prices. spent <ttr. Yonngaud wife, of Allegan, vtalled In the city over bauds}. Hkks Alien, of West Baj City, is visit­ ing relatival In the city. , Dan Reynolds attended a ball In Eaton Itapkl-, Monday eveaiug. Mr*. W. 11. Stebbins and were iu Kalamazoo Friday. a iwe-ocvcomeay — r urnimi. ch h tw*-«et‘comedy oy •by urace Grace *L. Fumira. eu-'I'M■■>••««< b-t" .1-finely III.­ imv-k-u or drop dowur it *o ««»„ .. Husband** ii ....i. iu.i,i..» ChinvM’ *W«nen \\ Mnen as t rated Mnt*r paper nn on “ ‘"Chinese aa twetz Hr. Handy balder, Vniiwn tou can -moiJr itpPta jt «--I' trctpd lira^-i".s £“w In PektagT by Isaac T. "Headland. Profetaot of Mental and Moral Philosophy i« UuivaMity of Baking. White Cloud. MleMgan A potarday-oat within fifty feet of the ; Danner sanctum, is invltlsc-a raid. Owu-1 ers of »ueh builflwir- or rmc.a. are liable ■os well. M'tiie gunbl.-r*. if it <*a be pro­ ven they tmd knowledge at the game. — 1 ■JournsL J', may btswell to atste that lhe ' above arenttoned poksr room-k not In tbe Banner u&ee, nor in the 'building ia which the Banner o&ee is toeatod. NEXT SflTURMT Kcgvne Uartbora. of Barry, was iu tbe city Yesterday. Mm. H. G. Hale, of Nashville was Iu Snwdny < laatRwcek 4be Grand Itapid* UeraK braed a pajwr cootertalng 52 p*^*- tho city M<»udaj. It ai«MKt squired a clothea Iranket to car­ Albert Wood, of Bowen Falta, was in ry it firms lhe poctofficc. The readme -tbe-clty last week. WM moat excellent Irtteg replete wWi Arthur Brown was home from Chicago briKkt«nd<ieway articles. Ttn- ndltbxi tn bulk hax never been surpa<a>**l but oner rit to-epend Chruttpaa. tbe Metory of Mtatxigan Jucvxalism. Mrs. Allie Rock speid Christmas with ' I her-mother iu Mlbui. WlH13 POWDER RUDDERS QIVEN flWAY! Stf-.h Brown was bereChrisUMM to visit hi». parents. daughter John Beamer and family, uf Grand Rap­ ids, arc visiting In B>e dty. . Ml and Mrs. Will Hay spent Chrlstmaa with tnelr mother iu Alh-gsu. “Large s?aleH and small profits” being our motto, it has more than doubled our trade in the last three years. This large increase in odr trade has compelled us to build shelving on the east side of onr store the same as on the West side. ft would be almost impossible to do this with the amount of stock on hand, therefore to reduce it at once we have placed on the east side of the store such goods as we wish to clo& out, these we will sell at and below cost. Every pair will be sold with our usual war­ rant and remember we keep our word every time. Mi» s MBlspauxh has gone tu Mtsou to spend the CbrlsUuas vacation. RUBBERS EKEE Mr. and Mrs. J. Noeeker visited relativcaki Grand Ledge last week. ~ Mrs. Chas. Horton has been in Belding psitiuc relatives lhe paid week. Hurd Tinkler, of Grand Rapids, visited <hta mother the lore pari of the.week. Mias Carrie Schumann of Grand llaplds to the guest of her parents in the city. Miss,Mattie Seeley, of Minnesota, is wlslting. her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Michael. . To further increase this sale, we will give with every fifth (5th) sale of boots or shoes (Felt boots and socks excepted) a pair of rubbers to fit them. You may have your choice of any style rubber we have. THIS IS NO BANKRUPT F/1KE Mrs. Wai tor Wilkens, of Chicago, arrivIn the city yesterday and will visit friends hare. M rs. Mosth and grand daughter Florence Diamond .went to Holland Saturday to eiaU relatives. * But good straight goods and every pair warranted. Sale to commence on Saturday next, the last day of 1892. - Mr. and Mrs. Walker Matthews, of Graa>d Rapk'.s, arrived In the city Satur­ day fur tbulK)lIdays. ■ WOOLLET & BRONSON Bom* Bostwick and Adda Jordan re­ turned from . Detroit Saturday to spend their rncatiuc In the city. One Price Shoe Dkalzbh. Mrs. M. E. Dow. of Kalamazoo, and G. D. B use to uf flattie Cretk, spent Christ­ mas with Mr..and Mrs. D. H. Bays. Mr*. StiuMoc and children ot Ann Ar­ A bUHLas be’**-, presented before Con­ gress looklrf " estafclJriiment w! a bor and Mr». Eldred., of Ionia, spent nation*1 ‘ lll<lw"F notnatireleu- 6p«lal Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. A. Black. law -«'r*be€l paand by States for tbe Miss Gertrude -Stebbins arrived in the .slruclfen ofraaOto '1‘hc effect of au> h city Wednesday«fron> Eaton Rapids where laws Juts aireacy b«wti wi,i.^- felt. Tko she has been alslliiig her sister Miss formation af a latkmsl aesoel«eiw) for the Kittle. , encouragefltont of Ute bulMtqg of good Rev. W. M. Puffer was In Grand Rapids roads has bfon effected. The .probabili­ ties are tbteithenext texi years wRl see a j 'Tuesday and drUvered a lecture before great changa- -Almost a revotastlaa. Tbe an audience in tbe (Plainfield Ave.. M. E. era of bad roadsis certainly apjaaachlng .church. its clows. Mr. Henry who tou been working for Jerry Boywt< of Grand RapMU. who John Bessmer has rasigned his position * • WASTIN'GJ>. will be remcanta:im! as putting toe Lowell aj.d leaves to day for bis home in Auburn, A Hastings R. K. through as far m Free­ lad. Mr. Henry has made many friends port. has been auel by Ex Senator Ehos. during hla brief stay here who regret lo W. Ferry, Hiran. Reed and Allen Fowler, see u!jIm leave. When In (MlAKMff-AriDS .Mp nt of Chicago. Ex Senator Ferry was given *AU alone. The lady that desires a coman option to sell 4,000.000 of tbe boteta of the Grand Bfccr railway, of which panlan and a home can correspond with J. C. Djxkma.x. opposite UNION D£R>T. < Jerry- i» presideaLand which ue asslgswd Bedf&rd, Mich. .to Messrs. Reed and Fowler, who ate Box 05. Free Baggage Trapsfcr. New House dcalery In min log and railroad InreutDated. Bedford, Mich. Det 50, 1892, tBcahr ,'Dbe latterrScIni to havi secured Steam Heat and E|yctrJfl?lia. BooumSO a purchaser who rrpa’sented aa English BEACH Afi'JOOTH. Despite the faet that wheat Is lom In •indicate, before tbe option had expired, price, yet4he farmer has other things to bet It is alleged that terry presented the aell to go largely toward making up for sale- Tbeasmunt of glainagrs asked is tiie depressed state of the wheat market. &>ZQ.0W. Fork at the present time la king and if .One.otour.Nierchanta who la rejoicing the price continues to advance It - will In­ sane the entrance of pork atnoug arista-' over-.aery large holHaf sales is F. W. Greble, the entnrprisng fnrnlture dealer. erat circles as a .luxury. Will positively cure Heart Diaeaa^'Nervousnesa and Sleeplessness. 4 to 8-drops insures Immediate relief: guaranteed free •om opitatea... H-v. R. N. Middtelot^paa»or M. E. ehnreb. Cedar Springs.-M-cb. says, "Sleep and reat ware strangero ^^ , after preaching till I '»eri ‘‘Ad'/Pffftshed. I steeo fondly by *WhedftHFuller Prinafie i»T’Wlr Springs. jMIuli. W. H&G00D1EAB. w; WISH YOU A HAPPY NEW k GOOD PLAN -THE RENT­ LOCAL NEWS. - ciKtuLarioN • Thisoreek, 88 quires. Hereafter, chances for gulvertU’menta mwDt reach dfila office TueadAJS at &i*t to ln«wx inwdian in the issue*.7f the iwock when .brought. .School ^oiptn«j0ces on Monday. Dr. Fowler fills, teeth without pain. Dr. Fowter pulls,teeth without Good houM To yepL Spaulding. hurtlp’. t Inquire of D 1 -aths at Baaby Bttw. only 15 gents. Sat and cold water. .<ki a pair of rubbenifree of charge -of Woolley and Broaaon. •Now Is your chance. Bobbers free. Voouay * Bboxsom. Tbe freight on tlw slate far the roof of rihe new court bouse was jpcietblng over car load. MPlanta had the wlsfoUltoe to Jose t» tugVIe cows this week. J"hey were rub nv«y by tbe cars. He has the flneat and best ^selected stock For my very liberal patronage, which between Jackson J nd Grand Rapids, rou- has reodered my sales this year much stating of slde boards, chaltg, tables, bed larger than any la the past. I desire to room suite plctumi aid lu fact everything tliauk ay mauy patrons. It will be my that can be found le i Aral etaas furniture alm in tbe future, aa Ln the past, to keep store, besides a fu|l£lte cf rugs, draperiep. the best of goods In stock, and favor the curtains. ete>. and a fill line af samples people with such prices as will warrant a for tbe srieetton ot eerpets. Haj elegant continued Increase of sales each year. holiday display iu his vlndows W but a Wishing oue and all a auM>t Happy and reriectioQ of hta .entire dock. For bls lib? Prosperous Near Year, I remain oral patrouage Mr. Gcble desires us to Very truly youra, thank his many imtrorL, and wishes to Mr Akc-hik McCoy. sure them that it will e'er be his rim to Furniture Dealer. Aeep the teat that rnoncy c*n buy. ans! sell gocikl Doing*. to> cheaply as possible. A quiet wedding took place yesterday Many startling report base been clscuLatad the pant week abut diphtheria In afternoon at 4 o’clock at the home of Mrs. J. A. Greble, on Green St., the occasion our city and with each rveatiag the atorr becomes magnified. <ne of lhe most being the marriage of her sister Mi*. Gil­ amusiog is lhe foiiowla from lhe Has­ pin, who has been spending the Jwinter tings correspondent of the Middleville here, tu Mr. T. B. Wellman, of Brooklyn. Sun: ’T- T. Colgrove las au attending M. Y. The ceremony was performed by physician from Aun Abor while the Rev. A. D. Grigsby. diphtheria Is in town." This wonderful tale probaldy grew out ot he fact that Mr. Tlie annual meeting of the Michigan Colgrove telegraphed to Ain Arbor to Dr. Mutual Tornado.Cyclone and Wind-Storm Vaughn, deac of tbe medial college there I ns u ranee Company will be held in lhe to know the basL'preTentalve of dlpbthCity of Hastings, January 3rd. 1893 atone eria forhis children who hri, been expos- o’clock p. id., at Rogers' Ha IL edtoit In sevoral of ourdxehanges we S. W. Maito, Pres. notice, that diphtheria In fa most malig­ D. W. Rogers, Sec'y. nant form has appeared hep and a large number of esses are reporte, three deaths occurring in one day. The real facta In The annual meeting of the stockholders the case are, that there havtbeen but two of tbe Hastings Furulture Manufacturing cases of diphtheria reporte« in our city Company will be held at Hie office of said and at the praaent time noMextat. company on Thursday, Jaonary Sih, 1898. Btetby Bros, the leading barbeu. have a .reputatiao «U over the state fur tbeJr fine hair gate and obaves. Would it not be a good ptan to adopt Ohh/s system of paying taxes, paying onehalf every aix moofhs. Prof. Sterltag derives us to ear to all Remember the '’Ancient Oder of Her­ Mfrrufo and ubolars that school will com­ cules” to be given In Union tall Jan. Uth, for the benefit of the new ipera bouse. mence Monday a> useal. Lost Friday night was the coldest of In lhe language of the advane agent we :be itcason so far. the thermometer regis­ will announce that mysterta that have long puzzled anxious wives, while their tered J1 degrees below xeco. better halves were "’at lodge,’’will be ex­ What las become of the snow plow? posed. The full workings of this secret Thb Is a question that has been on the order will be open to the view)! tbe large taQgues at many the past few days. multitude that will certalnly-b« present, It really seemed good to have .an old and ladles especially ought to nakc It a point to attend. The solemn -iremonics. fashioned Christman, when good sleighing prevailed. Tais has been something un-1 always attendant upon ererj inllation into auy secret order will for tlb evening eoaiteon for several years pisL only lie performed In lhe prestac and be­ Maria Louise Pool, author of that very fore lhe eyes of all. All of the wraphipnputex story Rowgpy In Boston, has an- nalla of the latest approved kige has uthri* ucw novel, Katharine North, In been Imported directly from Fraac behtg cutout by Worth, lhe noted Tilor, of Faria, with a buzz »aw. Great ?xprnre has been incurred-to properly present ire of Imitations U) tbe filling of i crxiMai •»<! ufc fei. o»«w » be v­ The Hale method tor painless i priciated and we *ave no doubt tat what a tlie only eoa that fulfills all its . ir will be. Several hundred dollar ought m. and Dr. Fowler hag tbe excluto be netted from the entertalnmam Kia to u>c H Id Barry county. at 10 o’clock a. m. desired. A full attendance Is YEAR. For 1893. IKE the man who made it an invariable rule of his |ife to take a bath once a year, on the first of Janu­ ary, whether he needed it or not, it is a good plan for you to know something- about Clothing whether you need any or not. We want you to look up the difference in Clothing—we mean in material, make, style, finish and price. If the Stein-Bloch Co’s, trade mark is on the garment, and you buy them here, you have the satisfaction in knowing you have the best that's made for the price. The next time you get out of patience with shoddy, poorly made garments, get id.. clear out and clear them out. Buy ‘ ' the best; buy them at Grant’s—then I you’ll know you’ve got your money’s w ° ’ h worth. . I / ’£7-')^? Our own opinion is that you’ll need a lli Vf ’ new overcoat just as soon as you inspect 'vrT1'1' ' those stylish double-breasted box OverY [ i coats (as illustrated) that we’ve sold so A ; many of this winter. L L. E. Kmappem. Pres. M. L. Cook, Seo. A good Improved farm 4 miles west of this city, consisting of 117 acres of land with good buildings. The above farm will be sold cheap and/on easy turns. Dated at Haxiings this 13lh day of Dee. A. D. IWJ. UASTiNot Crrr Bask. A Letter From Dr. Humphrey. Editor Baxxkr: Dear Sir—Owing to tny lime befog; more-1 valuable elsewbrre Ishnll cere mV 'visits to Hasting!', and my patients hi your sec­ tion who wish tu see me can do so by meeting me Iu Charlotte each month, My next Halt in Charlotte will Ira January 17., and tily next February 14 and March 14. always on Tuesday. Office at the Phoe. nix House. Consultation free. CL!?' IGS �"How delicious is the winning "The man who drawn 1* much more tpt Sue to have aged twenty_yeiuj _____aeeuwd ___________________ _ _________ ____ Perhaps it wm BmsI The father shiv­ Of a kiss, at love's beginuiux.’’in a tingle night Her face wm pinched ered at the thought, and the thought w make a laughing stock of hinuwlf ban sings the poet, and bis reutlment Is tree lhe one who write*," *aid an artist,’'beeaxse ' ‘ ’ would have led him to do tome desper­ with one jwislble exception, if either the errors In a picture are discernible X * ate thing had it not been put away party Ims the catarrh, even loves kli« TOB THE shoulders. almost immediately. Tho prisoner loses its*sweetness. Dr. Sage’s Catairli tdauce, while it te necessary to rcM »u article carefully Iwforc It* mistake* cai bn "They lout! Pre got- to find ’oia — her head and looked around, and __ rare_________ raised Remedy Is a sure cure for this repulsive picked out. The folly of drawing tom Daniel and Lizzie!” she muttered os she • it wa* a face he h:ul never seen before, and distressing affliction. By its mild, memory *n object wllh which one knot faced the nun. ".I've called and called, ft betrayed anxiety uud suffering, and soothing, antiseptic,- cleansing and heal­ perfectly familiar ha* resulted in nore _ but_ ________ ** — • —___________________ they won't answer. Coo-eel Coo-ee!■ he instantly reeolved that he wotild take ing properties, Il cures the worst coses. htuglutbln picture* than have ever xreu 3500 -reward offered for an incurable case. -JTo. they won't answer." any risk to help. produced intentionally by the caricitUiisto. 1 She was advancing slowly upon the The snn was now hidden behind tho • There h splendid sleighing In Traverse The world still lau«h» over the exanptes ef false perspective which Hogarth gwe ns dtnd Ixxly of her husband. mountain-aud it was twilight iiroanJ City. In a satirical moment, and not Junj. ago \ "Where’s Daniel? Where’s Lizzie'?" the campfire. The men sat smoking or Adrian Knlrbis of Pythias gave a grand one uf the comic wecklte* brought i cooriwiited the woman. "Vhy, this is thinking for a quarter of an hour with­ ball December 30. temnorary to task In an. illustra- w skit Dodd! l-Jo is asleep! Poor man. but out a word, and then ono of them rose which showed that the offending daftshe tuns: be ired!" , and disappeared. "Ten minutes later num had pul bone* In tho picture of a In town, suffering from piles, but what Site had discovered the Ixxly. he returned with a bag of provisions and would prefer lhe easiest nielhixl of being skeleton where nature luul never paced Makes an cvery-d.iy convenience of an "Poor Daniel, but you were lost!" of whisky, and Bob said: •id-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. crooned the wjnum ae she sank down a liottlo cured. No ktfife, »«> P»ln. but a nure cure them. All this hn« just been bronabt to "Yes, we might m well hev a bite for pile* by using Hill's Pile Pomade. A mind by an illustration on the first pigeof Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest beside the body. "You tire tired and as any other time. Give the gal printed guarantee with each package. By at: illustrated woman’.* qagazlnv. award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each sleepy. Yes, yon may sleejx I will keep now her share. If . she’s still too mnlU’j to mail Sl.oo, six for fS.00. Try It tonight. "The picture rtpresent* o young mon package makes two large pies. Avoid very quiet Maybo Lizzie will soon' eat let her thro\¥-it away." sooted on a piano. Although hl* te!t arm For -air by Fred L. Heath, the druggist. anitations—and insist on having &• come." j* extended to iu fnll length, hh fingers The man carried wine bread and meat Ives C. Sknanda. <eQ 81. and. a resP reach over only about two-thirds of tho NONE SUCH brand. She rocked her Ixxly to and fro as if to the girl, but she gave him no heed. MERRE1-L & SOULE, SyTacuse. N. T. she had a child in her arms, and now More wood^wiw thrown on the tin?, the dent of Grand Rapids since 1S-M, Is dead. keyboard. Ten octaves are plainly marked In Its brief existence Adrian’s bnlhling in the drawing, nnd it* the view of tbe end nnd then she reached out her hand nnd bottle passed from hand to hand, and of the instrument is cut off one I* left in patt-Ai-ihe arm which lay stiffly extend­ by tbe time darkugM hod settled down and loan association bus loaned out 8K2,J- the dnrtt as to how many more theremigbt ed on the earth beside her. the four renegades were in good sprits two. be. If the magazine would only pnxluce The sun climbed up and up. ami seemingly good natured. the man who played that piano it could Would some of tire trainmen ride make a fortune by exhibiting him. At Thru Harkins could no longer twe lhe buck to see why Brown had not joined' girl, though perhapi those at the tire any rate, it is a nice family piano al which all the member* could easily play nt the then:? The fact that he hud not come had her in view. Wo*4rt<*aW. .-Hnl 6.r C'lKU'rU. TMDETJUXTVKKK PRESSv- ltb4wi yu«lT; same time.”—New York Evening Sun. up tho night before would be proof that Her-’ was a new and a double danger, Columbia Fh< lo* (Auue >Ue a* tub nu he was still in trouble. 'Would they he reflected ns he carefully crept away, Weekly t'reo Free*. leave the river without knowing or it was not enough that the renegades had Setul with jtn.r tnb*tt!u!!».n u ,-al.ln A physician well known to tlytSt. Louis curing what had iwcomo of him aud the come' for the gold, but they were plot­ pfaoK-jnip^ ftU X; public contributes the following informa­ li«dple»> w*m< n? And they would also ting against the wagon train uud would , mhs i he rcuvgadvs, and petbups susp-n-r not stop nt murder. It wa* clearly his Fire Iri the residence-of John •ireen at tion: After -to yarns' se rice. Paymaster Hydrocyanic acid. or. ax it is mot com­ n-ytc plpt of «-vil. duty to reach the train ns ns poari- Lyons yv.-sterday morning did St,000 dam- monly called, pntsxic ncid, is one (»f the Hinckley. «‘f n.e Lake SIftue ndim^d com­ ' Higher clitutied the bun. ble aud wav a his companions of tho pres­ nioxt deailly poison* known to naimnl lifepany. i« coIng to teslgv. *The train had gone on. It was not- ence and t^-signs of these intruders. Il .Is u volat ile principle conUiutsl in nu­ The d« mocrats ot Adrian have elected The d< Joint Knox waa captured at Beldipg yes­ like Americans—it would have Ix-en dis­ .Darkne.-s had come on, but he knew the ACO’JHATC, DAINTY and AUTISTIC M J. (.< iprlly to the council to succeed merous shrubs and trees, chiefly the wild terday while in tbte act of brtakitig into graceful to hexithens to thins abandon cherry, bitter almond; cherry laurel, St. general direction of camp and hoped to Aid. " ’" Mu *" toy, deceased; Bd. Jones’ residency. Ignatius bean and the peach irte. It is one who had come'with them so Lu- and be able to reach it some time during the RnclMg With WoUr*. obtained by distillation from ferrocyanide met with an accid/jut to .render him night. Write yntr tsame a-< __ _ i thrilling tale Ita* lieen told by Man) Of Hflod’* tUrsaparAU 1* always within tlx helpless. It was avarice—tho thirst for tbr pkutocral-il *■•■! But-what of tho prisoner? Under the travelers of a race with wolves across the of iwitawdum by the action ot sulphuric C . .. ... ... . ......... ..11 . . inw »» • gold—tho fear that gome otm would be id ’winkwith Ux repnj»tt»«-U--a« gold—tho fear that some onb would be circumstances not more than one man frozen >ti'ppr* ot Rnwia. . -Sometimes only acid in tbe form of n light, colorless gasThe preparation k«pl In tbe drug store Is pkded. Is always ahead of them ut tho butoof yonder. in a thousand would have done more tin- pickdd bones of tlie hapless traveler a dilute acid of « • - rength of 3 per cent, of DON’T MIS! fully atibManltafed t»y e»d»nem-u«» * hiciq In • ■ m„unt3iIh the ttmme'iti war'd --vould tie uceeptedwithout a [ *» , , . . . than to wish that he conld help her. an* found to tell tlie tale. In tiur own onbydrmu acid In distilled water.* color­ monuufs beiitur > . I The womau forked nnd crooned and Harkins, was that one man. ttiousandsarecmragwi in alife-and- less liquid, w ith the cdor of bitteralniouda. He had country . i dozed all through the long afternoon. been strangely drawn to her. and her drathrace against the I wolf Consumption. ( Thedooeh from two to six drop*. One- ■•.KUlslcntlV A wolf crept out of his lair ,iu the rocks l>r-*t weapons with which t«» fight the half grain of the mhydrons arid isKufflsituation aroused ‘dll his sympathies. The ' ir»ininccn llae r> rub ts Dr. 1’ierce's Gulden Medical Dis­ ciinil to produce death. It is umxI iu medi­ and approached tho sixit Ho determined to attempt her rescue. foe, 1 covery. Tlih renowned remedy has cured cine in corrtciing’diwasr* of the stomach, “Haa Lizzie come?" queried tlie waU h- J even at the peril of his life. Ho drew ' of cases when all other medicines also whoop ng cough and the la< stages w as a savage growl suddenly aroused away from tho mas* of rock, strapped myriads 1 and doctors hrel fallal. It Is the greatest of cuusnmrtlon. his rifle to his back, and then crept over ‘ her. "No. it is not Lizzie! Go away blood-purifier aad r«-storer of strength Il Is ver.' vol t i <■ nnd th* ftimre trill defrom ub! You are one of tho renegade tho rough ground on hand* and knees. । known to the world.' For all forms of fctroy vegetable hfe, cxyndng the stems of gang! You helped to steal my.cilildr ' moving to flank the party on tho right. . scrofulous vffeeGoiis (and consumption l> plants to wither nnd dry up. lu effect on Tbe wolf drew back. It was- only a It was a rough and dangerous route, <me < of liaui). It is untqiadcd a* a remedy. the lower aninmb* Is aimilar to its action .Tstrat; pubiHiii: woman watching tho dead• but ho feared leading over great masses of rock, under Swnuel ..... •UttMrat-’l stortw Ssmuel Collis, a laborer of Chippewa un w.Ji. -nO «<■« her. ■ n. t np- ■ ■ thick pines and across seamsorrifts, but UM, fell from * load of wood yesterday and the hyena, upon whom ........................... •■ ■ _ -iri-uirn HflV nr, •»,!.lit. IllIu fntjll The deserted one resumed her lonely^ ho moved with care until well in Gio , ' pear to produce anyI TilImpreaalon. ’fatal Farm nu-1 Osrdei and was InatMiitly killed, lie leaves a vigil, rocjting weakly ami muttering' rear of tho camp. dot><-« it enuws death quickly by paralyz ­ . widow. ing the bran’s action. After death the list it U The Family tUjro vaguely.. As the sun tank in tho west­ Then his route was down the side of . ■ Four to eight dfops “f ••Adrlonda,” rigor worth set* in, and in n few momenta ern sky her 'toico grew fainter, nnd the mountain until all at once he came the unfortunate subject Ik us stiff as a when its dyidg raja illumined the upon the wagon. It had been pulled up Wheeler'* Ht-*it and Nerve Cure will reOOmniCHT UY AMCRICAH PRESS AS3OC1ATIOH. IBS2 board.—St. lauihi Republic. mournfnl f'cune khe fell forward beside out of tho valley to be hidden by tho her murthr-'d ■ husband and expired trees? The horses he could not >ee, they time. Sok! by \V. 11. Gimhiyeau. without a sigh. Shaving been lariated unt at some spot Potato 1 an-still bring shipped In car Noun* in these days would th!' >f tak­ CHAPTER XIII. ■where there was grazing, x ots (rem Trav.-rne City. The fanners in ing n night jourucy by rail lu v* thing CHAPTER XIV, Looking up at the campfire from lhe that region were blessed with enui inous but a -deeper,” an«l yet the*'»■*' •’, r” <if Haritina at first saw only the four Such ayajwahouMrwlve tbe active Kupp-ir. f waenn the Englishman cjuld *ee the crops last season. " today is In many resjuxts a bjA-'hie place renegades as he peered around the cor­ Tcry dijicrimlnatit^r aa-J fair minded tnan Ail in tt’iiieh to spend a nlnflr. tug four renegades playing ,cards by the Wo’ve heard of a woman who said she’d ner of the rock. Looking again, he dis­ blaze. Between him and them'was tho rornaa in XlcMUfi B U * HOME . PAPXP.. ..<-f. the ll>r annoyances WMUW1«VM' V- of „• toilet jAnkltp In --- ttu -’ walk'live mile* t>> get a ItotUc of Dr. — covered a female seated at the foot of a x-' ■'»ajjzzsx.’x«« girl. He hesitated only long enough to I’lcrce's Favorite Prescription if she ofTtaair of a filled <vr awtiaming iu tree not far away. Her back was to­ get Iris bearings and then Ix-gau creep­ eouldn’t get It wltlionu That woman hadthcnu.rning is wtnnfod'V tevtibe to ex- j ward him nnu her lioad wm held down, _ ing upward. He felt now that more de­ tried it. Ami it's a medicine which makes I fine c.iu-ms of this cujld have । Trrq ynvv. prfxs co.. and he could not make out whether sho pended on tbe girl than himself. If shS Itself fell iu tonlug tip the system nnd ! i*cn n moves! long ago without aa invent- l r' »ctrc!t,Xk!5 was young or old, a white woman or a waa asleep she mi^lit scream out as ho oortecilng irregularities sooivss iu use* er’i intrrpodtlrm A prinripal reason for ; squaw. , aroused her. If she saw him come the poor ventilisteMi ot Mich rarshnabeen ‘ "1 say. curao tbo.luckC* cxclaUned creeping up the might take him for an dollar, get a buttle and tty it—try a sec­ tbe comiktriinent* at each end, which run­ ono of tlie men Ul a brutal voice. "It ond, a ' third It necessary. Before the Indian aud alarm her -aptors. Even third one's been taken you'll know tiajl ning up tn the rent cut off tim mrin source looks as if they might also have heard should nil go right up to that moment, there's a reuK-dy lo help you. Then you’ll < f ventilation rir... the circn’aton of air of tho cave and gold, else why would would she have the nerve aud strength kri p on and a cure ’ll come. Bui if you through tiu- <x»r» by the mothn of the A trod/ crept «ui ot hit lair. they come Bodirent.lv to this spot?" train. tutbllr KUMlOn : >to creep away with him? shouldn't frrl the help, should be <lls*pSailors wrecked at sen go mad some­ An ordinarj r.w receive*a supjly<»f pun­ •‘How .many-did you count?" asked Half way io the fire the bravo Eng­ pointed in the result*— ' mi'll find a caian- i times from the mere situation. air iuitbis wty every time tie. dour is another. tee primed ou the bottle-wrapper that'll lishman halted" to canvass the chances They may sail in their small boats or cpencdl but in sleeper such vcstilation I* p v.n (n "Three* wagons'nnd ten or twelve ! vjkh himself. He realized the -hazards." get your money back for you. gniirdtMi agniu<4.not only hy thepnrtitions, a’„e.‘ float on their rafts for days and days men." replied the other. "I didn’t dare i, but after a couple of minutes ho cOntinHow uixny women are there who’d but iwf swinging door* tat tbur side de- unit -l u .-I with tho same monotony of scene—the । go too clnii, you know;" l tied on his way. By and by, m he elo­ rath* r have the money than liruhb? Arid signed! to make the entrance of a stray * ;'li water Ireneatb. the sky above. 4There is "Too string for us to vripo out, <|b?* "Favorite i’rescriptlwt" produces hepltlr. draft iinpoatible. • Wc suggsst to tho . H,n»or "<«t, u .. ll, rated tas his head aoove above a oowiaer, bowlder, he .-'aw . , / ,1 , • : no saw a horror, u lonelirrers-nbout it—a feeling Wonder Is that there’* a woman willing to sleeping car companies that t carpenter bettur hi un- t qaeriwlonoof the rnn.Mm Ijw ,ho UI[)„ hlm „d not nvp M if shut out from tho world—and ever. suffer when there’s n yarantcal rrniedy aud a kit of tools would -oua d-icnongb in I Mtehigso kt:< dOWn./ ! :««•««• j away. Si-.. Shu n-n« wa*mlflnrr sitting nnricdit upright find and htul had Where there are three or four together In the nearest druk store. the way of ventilating tbdr M’s to tilenee JO-Wih emiq J trier .4 -*■»<« tti.rty-three. t,v "Blit they've got to go somehow*” to keep one another company some ono growled the man who had first apoken. < her face turned toward him. many complaints and add tc the public « north roure «-l<ht w--<t' * Harkins lifted his right hand ns a sigDr. Vlerre’t* Pellets regulate the stomach, health — Nr tv York Post, will go raving mad within tho week. “Wo lulVen’t come thia fur nnd taken luardflut. liver and bowels. Mild nnd effective. When a man is lost on the plains those all these chinrra* lo bo scooped out of Tho'girl lifted a hand in answer. who may set out to search for him go ? n Accomplished OIJ larrot. Detectives at Sarnia. Ont., have failed that gold. With tho rodskins on tho Then ho beckoned to her to come. ;• i '.oat tnh-nted of the many varieties | prepared to shoot him down. lo find any trace ot the crook who so The i one side and these fools on tho other She answered with a sweep of her, cleverly made way with 37.000 Iw-ionglng is thy gray prarrcu. They may have to do it to save their parrot, which native of PROBATE ORDER wmen Isa m n umivb ot i we duan't show hand or head." hand, which told him that she was tied to the express company on Tuesday last. we.it Africa, nnd which, when taken young I State of Mlc-h’oan. C«mntv of Barrs-— sv own lives. If lost for tut a single day ‘•Wbr.r'd all yer brains. Bob?" asked to the tree. ho will fall down and weep at sight of ami well trained, dmplay* me wonderful I’ At a s>i»i(., of :li~ pHib.u,- C- urt fur the one of the men with a laugh. ('■Hinty of •larry, liohten artbe Probate <wr<c. in gift*. One of there parrot*, owned In j 1 his rescuers. Ho is weak and maudlin, A NEV/ YEAR’S PRESENT. , the rityof liHAtini-i. m «ni<l county, nn Wrdtu-». “Give us some head work and say how BnfUxd. IlTri to. rrm«rtjUc „ day _ CONTINUED. like one drunk. ; ,day „„ the-1-Uh ut lte»*m’Hr. In the) ear one What we arb going to sarcumvcnt tho wagon It bad a gtnri memory and-easily learned ! (houNinrt eteh: : tlmuNind eteht hundred and ninety two. If lost for two days he may be so un­ folks.’’ sentences in Dutch; but at <X tld* faculty ‘ Prearat, iTvK-nt, Cbarire Cbarie* W. Anaitrong. Anmiroog. JudgeJu£; of -! der the influence of terror that he will Ugantofall atttthe molt ng w*. irreg- • |fw s "It’s got to be head work, and I’ve got Strength and llAxtth, Everybody Is goin< to make aomebtaly a ran away ut sight of human lieings. ular nnd at tri the bird waa tverepit, blind [ Welch, c.-erx-e-t it all thought out. I'm going down If be has been wandering about for If you are not feeling strong and healthy, holiday present. What shall it be? to and voiceless, vnicelejw, gradually stnkiig sinkhg into n a kind |j rr.-ntm- ,u <! miiyzlhe i-etlll . duly v»-ri among 'em tomorrer. Is (hat gal all try Electric Bitltrs. If "la grippe". him which ones of my many friends shall 1 oCJe’.hargy, in which coadliun it finally : three days and’ nights—beware! The right. ' f-tatb-ft you weak and weary, nre Electric give? and how can I afford the expense? died. chances are nine in ten that he is dan­ z Ho rose to his feet so that he conld bo Hitters. This remedy acts directly on are questions not easily answered by many The t one of his singing win very odd. It ■ gerous. sure she wm still sitting at. tbe foot of pver. xtomach and kidneys, gently aiding people. To enable ererybody to make a sounded like nn automnton imitating the . And if this feeling is so rtrong upou tho tree, and one of the men growled: g' organs to perform their functions. present which may prove of great value to human vnier. Tlie r*.- !d prnnplctl lilmHo ’ f ,e fwrf,|M„..!J. n-ilinAi flir the*Hearn:: men in their prime and men who may <>f said •‘She's right Snuff, blast her! I only u nre afflicted wllh rick headache, all. and Is an appropriate gift to nearly si: sir.g"God King.’ He Hu onng all . netittmi »<l tl»l tin- hH»i .it lan «.l - tid <frg"’<.ud Save have the king. liave weapons of defense and the experi­ ln 'aid gill find speedy and permanent relief everjone in this catarrh-stricken land, and tbe wcbmi cf it, bt.t. now md t _ wish we'd her let the wolves pick,her ence of yean, what must it be in the at lhe saintime cost only a few moments ’ doit of king Electric Bitters. One trial will tiered into t’.ie “Banka ef t»c Dee.” which bodes! I never knowed any ruch fool in be i <>li!<-tt at Xh cue of a woman fleeing out into the luce you that this is the n-mcdy you time nml.a postal card. Is the potyosv of strmed bi* favorite.r.nd on- or iwdScotch arohnd with wimmin folks to bring H.’i'tH'cX in Mldarkness to edcape the murderers of her lucjr.’’ . La nr’’bottles only 30c. at W. II. TheP.eru.na Drug Manufacturing Com­ pany of Columbus. O. Send ’.he address Strand MnRmrine. !»»•• twllllm.rr nt.ny • Ot busbar d and the abductors o/ E-?r child? year’s drug store. •^Theu 131 [give ye tometliing new," lurtht-r •we*r’«t.-iba» *.ui ul as many of your friends us joa believe Tlie mother was near enough to hear .'mvred Bob us he s-it down. "I’ve got will nppreeiatr the jtil'r to (he above Drug pttjttaa her daughter's cry of pain and tne i I ; Dliring. the prevalence of the •rippe Company nnd they will mail a copy of the plaits about tlait-gnl, and them nj don’t tls-reof I y shoffCs of the man who overhauled her. like mr plain: had better go further and i the past season H w*” a noticeable Uni new'lllm-traled Ills of Life free and post­ 1-- ilim ofjen been a*onlvnd whnt be-; published t'U. For a moment she thought of returning wotl. ou I weir own hook!" t^Lit those « who dejwndetl uj»on "rDr. M»« King’»s paid.'—a beiiutltul. U't’ful, truthful, helpful cotm-i of the pins fhut uv tad, but it is ?'■■> 1'" ''-I-"" ’" •!«> hard to sny.' There r.re distinct ... . V....- HtuKnl'orc .1 i.nlv to give herself up. but then came the SbW Discovery, II. not only I.-:.! had .1a utu-inlv s|n*Hy rc•‘Gii. cotno off with ypr quiui-.-ls!” i»very, but escaped nil of the tniublcsoiiut treatise on'catarrh ill all stages, coughs,' upt-iuuons in uiaking npifl.nnd lots of tboughtnhat if Lizzie was to be rescued called liio fourth man as he rolled off jitter effects of the malady. This' rem«*< y cnida, consumption, brenridtlr. and nil of t rn'djlc ollacbetl to the p<KX-»‘. Pins uro and the murderera punished all depend­ ,he climatic diseases of winter. This of-, thq b«d of brush and sat up. "Is there deems to have a peculiar power In effect­ made of brass artd tint tini:-<l nnd fvr holds go:«l until January 30. IMgl. ed on her. She could see through the any move by the pttrty below?" Idanci.i-', nnd miHhm*o are manuing rapid cures not only in c.ni-s of La entire plot now,-but she conld not be­ The eastern syndicate which recently •^Nothing except TheyJiev gone into (•rippe, but hi all DteteaM's of Throat.1 lieve thit it included any one except tho camp for Uio summer, blocking pur road Chest and Lungs, and lots cured cases or purchased the street railway systeui* of tluin unve tha number n-l dm-n not equal NOTICE OF COMMliMtbXEBS^N CLAIM.-. four renegades. If she could reach the Asthma and Hay Fever of long standing the Bay Cldefhas Vlussomed out with a that of fluitZ'liert, line M i’, niiii s upon miles StMe of Micii's.i’i. • out!" answered the leader. ’ f <•( n.irry- v-. camp on the riyer the men would tarn •‘And they are going' to stay right Try it awl be convhiceiL' It won’t disap* capita! stock of 9i.p0u.tiQn. Half of it of wl.e i.i iin-d annmilt in their inanuout end hunt the four to their deaths. .npnlcte point. Fn-x* trial lN>lth-s at-W. 11. G(mhI-| will go on th« market. f.-.rtti..-f Like niatclir- tiny are little thdr, ehT thn.ghihwl not tliooght inch of, but when The widow nnd mother was crouched •{Not after tomorrer—not if, my name year’s drug .store; Isaac 31. Chase, the station agent at you nnd a pin «>r n niu-h. nnd there is on the earth within thirty rods nf the ■untue and is B-ib, and 1 reckon it nr." Devil’s Lake wi|o pocketed his company’s none to" I*- fount!, thin y»u realize what an wagon vgien it drove away. She feared ’iThey don't suspicion us?' will t>>c.r ut the I’nitat? The best salve in tlie world for cuts,' receipts ns though they were his own importantpart they p y in daily life.— to move until »Lv oould no longer hear »y ot Hs-linr*. on Titunt•(Net the least. None of ’em her cum hiruiMts, sores, nlcrrs, salt rheum, fever lias been rent cured for the whole of* Ha.-|s-r'i Young P«<iple • .'.y ./ "March. A P. tho rumble vf the wheels, and then she nplthis fur yet, and to they hern’t seen non-s. tetter, chapped* bands, chilblains, thirty days In jail. i-. ?l »-cottl «fay of June. rose an-1 rt'ii forward, l^eiieving sha was i> oMock a. M..t>i each w the wagon fracks." eiirus. and all skin eruptions, nnd positive­ v purpose ot examining foBowing •. bo trail cf the train. She •Hlev we made any mistake about th^ ly curve pflva <*r no pay remdred. It Is Gow* in Norway bavi!>erb en-slited with Mid claims nr.d U»ar. .-(UKinhered ic was only six miles, but gunrintee<rto give is-rfect satisfaction, or tbe jwiwcr of rxtradig MiMcnnnei: from mx in-w,! canyon;" ’ it irti two long hours before she etopped •?Nary one. I'll stake my life on itl Money relundml. I*ih-e 25 cents per box stnnrs which trawh-s in that country it l)a«lr datD>« to. for a moment's ' Mho saw no signs I went fur ’null up twlay to l:e sartainJ fyir sate by W. II. Goodyear, the druggi.4 • Wc notice that nn ntt«nipbis to be tpade have seen tin--, i liekiftS A more .sulmtau fihe had come far enough tied da-1 h found for ti-m In the ulutrr in All wo want is a clear raid for a day om j LydU Pattern’ll ms lived wllh her hus- to ventilate sleeping cars. The method M>u»e pnrtavi tii.jyuiint-y. whtare provender tenth fork, but where wm ■Cuintnlfkiouerv two, and we'll Toad tho wngpn and he b»ml at Jaekwn 40 years, jitu now nsk> outlined is simple and promises success, vf al) kinds 1* nearer, h l Im ihu|<c of heads off/ n'divorc** and n slfciii* nf Almon's W>,000 but the most encouraging feature of the of the codfish, w hich are pounded inton liktf a dash of lightning the rebeme is that it should haveoccnrred to Harkins had gathered enough to be thought came tu tho woman. "1 have mash. The milk nfcow* »> fed tmitiM Che slerptaic car companiei that their certain that Bridger’s etve.am] its treas­ IF YOU ARE GOING TO gem) wrong -I tun lot!” Tho thought coaches nre not it I ready, perfect in coustnie. ■‘tri;iigly«»f codliver nbind rannoi. be pleas­ ons were known to »h© rem.-grules as ant- to di in,;. y<.t win til of Its unplra-*anttook aw.jy her eoxtra^c in a moment, An arid wlift li exLils In sour mHk and tiuu and nuuMgertomt. Pbriuips it tnny ■•ii iji.ty itovtfy vlunble tu cunsunipwoll at, to him.df aid Taylor. The i saw penetrate thric minds that the Mme and she found hem-1 f nmtblo to reason chief. e.d ’ . ’ ’ d latte urid. Is believed by pbjip.:t|i-n:.<. — New fork Telegram. dying old htiutor had s dd that ho alone covering Is not equally'pleasant for their .intelligently. | sfclatts io in* the cause of rheumaiism. Shu wm loot—lust un the great plain t Aiccumul ttmr iu the blood. It attacks Hie UBforltmotr patrotw In thntMpical night, that it Had been tail ed of ro others. rtbrotis tlasurv lu tbe iolnts. and eanses of m4d»ummer nnd in the ureti- night- ■>£ • sntt obdfct »-ur tiri tts t<y th Qt EEN sad aud that by night! TIicm fonr men. tmiUws though they agonizing puins. What la needed Is a midwinter. At present tlw ••'Iwper" is Then the poor woman did exactly lli.'.t a prugA<<d f -:t >pvll 1.4 alwavs were, ami probably as brave n* that, remedy l«> neutralize the acid, and t»» so provided <mly. with clammy linen shn tx what many a man has done, instead uf > itb.di nnd heavy double blanket*. markwl l»y m«n«suci<icA The vital forces iuvlKoraie lhe kidneys aiul liver that all It wnnld seem that in the prevailing run low in hot wesher. tlie hrnin is ireivo five c.xonteK- a«>d I Uixxl’.i Sar.-apa* fashion of wooh n clothing the connmine* fluently aflected h the heat, physical country thus wisstc will l»e eaiTti-d oil and until dayHi^ht ahvuld come to i-.odnr (Li y bM-orei nC is; had not a vaL rilho*' Iwartily recommended by many might think of furnishing-* pair of light ••W.; TV-c twfiw arc WMtknef'N.aml pWisraiiuii are common and 1 of rhrutnath-n. If Inoady woven blanket, one or Ixjth of . ’-s* fr—- Cinrina.' itsired qualities, and »«' whiflb could be used as occasion rocnirwl. «uk h bu Increase <! miw! le. which dimlniha blood as to prevent Such a change, with a little pore air, wnuld make a night In a steeping car n !e» |)Or. other pnrtKnlxr-i by all , P^OT'OtfllAPlYS Mil 110IV eon£K£0 Meat Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. , Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. k Dozen for 10 Cts OlJR CLAIMS- & Florida �TmeQldeH Rule If Momma Ums HISTORY OF A WEEK. needed—|l .000,0)6-through the maite dur­ ing Christmas week. . nwswaay. wee. si. Jol»» Roper aud William King are In . senate has confirmed Peter S. Groo ft1’ " CbatUnooga, Tenn., charged *lth LESSEN I, FIRST QUARTER, INTER­ In effect Korem enpasjndgn tor the northern district d robbsry of on rgprere nn*l mall car on NATIONAL SCRIES, JAN. 1. Favorite Route lNrt<re.-u Grand ftapfcls, Detroit Ilhnofa. • I nn Ea»t Tennessee railroad train near Alexander Rtuaell Wabb, who recently Piedmont, Ala., last month. Thomas W. Hannon, ngtxl 70 yearn, a far­ resigned !><a office as United States consul11' at Manilla to preach lalntniam, ia now at I mer# from Fargo, N. D., has arrived in Rut Farl» Hyderabad soliciting contributions to a I.oncll, Maas., to marry Mra. Caroline P. fund which ia to l»c spent in.sending I» Hunt, a nurse, C3 yeatsi old. I .. Alto to Stearns. ■.. . Klm-ldc Elm larnite mbwionaries h> the United States. According to the latest estlnmtes tbe '“irfcsviite He Is having immense success. j Kai>u-r .. Wilhelm monument in Berlin trill fokt OdriH J. “Now in lhe first year of Cyrus, king 1 .. Take Joseph Mellor was hanged at Mnucheo-', cfst W.OtW.lNo. Woodbury of Pends, that the won! of the Ixird by the I Hubfieid ler.Eug.. for the murder of hi* wife at mouth of Jeremiah might be fulfilled." I Mtilllk-n Oldham in September Inst. • j Grand Ltd Etrurin beat~ the James Blair, n well-known capitalist of .. ThcCunarder ,-r,ZTr — Inman -­ The seventy years of Judah's captivity j latn»ing Grand Rapids, Mich , died from heart ,iner * U>'u * “T**. U'e AlLwtJc were ended nnd tbe time bail come for Detroit the restoration, according lo Jer xxix, 10. I disease. | eastward bound nearly five honra. SULJ Henry Starr, tho noted desperado nf the ' A Grvai N'>rtlicrn switch engine at Min- The Lord of hosts hath sworn, saying, । Italian territory who last week shut and llPUP*’!i-s ran Into n street car packed with Surely, an IMmrl thought, so shall, it come. to pas*, nnd its I hnvc proposed mo shall It* ., IRdtunre killed United States Deputy Marshal !>»»«•••«»•* ami six pmon* were severely Floyd WilMjn, him breu captured, together' *”*"• <’harlrv H. Armstrong being dangrr- stand (I«a. xlv, 24). so that the believer] •• may confit every promise of God osgood as with wvrml of hi* tend. They will be There sertns seems to be n pnwpcct of the accomplished. In this pnrilchinr case not I taken to Forth Smith, Ark., for a pre I ^Tb^re a poor pigir prWpect had the restoration teen foretold, but; I<»om« _V> rat ' liminary hearing. | World’s fuir lieing opeft ou Sunday, is tho j only hml Wade flavno. a colored tey, waa hangrrf oi»'"i«n Of t’hicago rrpr^-ntati vre who are ! the very king Who* should accomplish it] I bad been mentioned by name wine 3>) at UobimhinT'S. L’.. for the murder of Flor- home houw* ^for or the 1 ’** holiday-. ^''bdav-. Grand Ledge yean tefun* (see Ira. xliv. 28; xlv. I). Jo___________ ____a____ v telle. .! .lolin an uuilertJikj-r of euce Hornsby, village J'diii McLu^ihlin. McLuwl Muftlkeu S.Hili.-M ■ J. - ---N. Du Barry, secund vice president of 'iliimgo, Ulilcagn, alnuAt almost 4n*Uintly killed K I), J slab, John anil Jesus hud also teen men­ ro>o*j*ury the I’enm-yIvanin railway, waa buH«d af' I'vwis, his fri«uid, u bile showing him how ' linnet! by name teforc thidr birth (I Kings • xiii. 2: Luke I, KI, . ’ -.I), but Cyrus is the only Pittaburg. | he w« uId do If attacked by footpad-. He Clarksville dlmdxie The extensive flour mill of Blakeman was-howing hi- tacltai by request of the Gentile thus honored Mio 2. “Thus salth Cyrus, king of f*ersiii. Bros, at Murrayville, near Jacksonville, «i>*n who won killed. ’ He showed him with * McCord j The Ixird God of heaven bath given me i Illa., burned. 1 x»w. ftO.OOlh ' a revolver. Iteit Paris Grand Rapid The North American Endowment :ue»o 1 A man calling himself John Simpson 1 .til the kingdofu* of the earth.” Tho j elation at Boston baa gone into the bund-, u‘ te**‘bogus checks aggregating Medo-Persian w;,« the second worldwide] Gentilt* power: th.* breast nnd arms of allK It T'ME of n receiver. The concern has about ' H.Twon the First National bank uf HnrGrand te<’v<<X» in aiwMt nnd about LStN) members. It ten, Kas. He failed because the cashier vrr of Dau. ii. and tbe tear of Dim. Portland . | vii. Th** Mast High ruteth in the king-| formally had 8,000 member*. . *>« cautious. loots Gown nt City The body °f *° unknown murdered mini' Nine of the cduricta poisoned atr Helena, <lotu of mm and givrih jt to whomsoever­ . Le will (Duo. |v. I7):i:i<1 Hr hud for thetimo fools wa» found iu a freight car from Saronville, Ark., are now dead. Stanton 1 being given it to Cyrus, who recogninsl Nek, iu the Wabash yunls at Toledo. The ' A l<ibof Christ ipa* |H*-.««cnl!i enroute to . Him ns the giver, ami w.ts ready to do His i rfrnore man had teen robbed. • s_Xjk’airpart, N. Y., got caught in ii rnilwny Kvery day. others week day* only. ♦ stop It bi i’jM t hat lx>th tbe American And’ wreck nnd there were n number of disap- plfiiMirc. even to building a house for the on- signal . i.ord at Ji^ru-alrin. Parlor cars on all train* between Grand Engish dclegat ions to the Brussels confer , pointed'people the next morning. 3. "Who is there nbnm^ you of all His , Rat Ids and Detroit. tteufs 25 rents. (Hiinectioa* «nce were ho|M*h-s.*ly divided in sentiment.' J’*ire is raging in the lUmUng company’s i people? His God te with him. and tenhlm made IbUnlon station, Grand Rapids with the A thief at Hallock. Minn., bid ffl.OpO of' North Mabauuy colliery at Pottsville and . up t*» JertiNuem. which i? in Judah. Ciiica<:<>4 « k»i Mo.higax Railway FOB ere uxrrZ in the the stolen money in a roll of butter, where tXKI-nien and boys nre idle. • । nnd build the hou-c of tlie La'll Gqd of preparation of It mis found. _ _______ _ 1 I Cashier Waldo, of the Detroit Lubrlcntins. CHADUtVoix ANU I'KTOnK > Favorite note to ihrsuintner resorts ot nr i . Sni Mlcbi*nur>«>x. ovr. ' Ing *work», was conveying fl.iu) to the |em ’’ Thursday, D»r. X2. Rev.. George W. Bnxter, pafltor of the ‘.X«te«y to pay off the employ™ when twe, to .late from th- command to reh’iiiid ’ '‘’trains leave Grand RapM*for Chteago.B-JO A Presbvterbm church nt Knoxville, la., h 1 nun nt the miuodymuf revulveni captured JeniHitern (Dan. ix, 21: N«-h. li. 3-8I.1 l.iu M. and I iS l\ M-..BI-Ju P. ArrlvcCbicag!'now ou trial beforo tbe Des Moinea prwby- • **is ca*h and drove away. No clue. this comni.md of l.'yrus u-.ts to rebuild tin* * 1 " *" ”“ tery charged with making love to too many levy’s dry gcaxlk store at Brooklyn was temple. We cannot think of Israel nan I girls and driving horaeem a-peed incom-* burned. If-^.i.OIXi; partly insured. nation apart frptu I InStempte or tabernacle, patilile with ministerial dignity. ’ j Austin Blair, Michigan's war governor. for :m. Mz.ner had Gol brought them out of Udit trains to Chicago. The statue of Christopher Columbus received a Christmas present in the slui|M Egypt than lie gaverommattd to Xfo-.es to Ask our agents for further particulars or . which is to stand on u pedestal uh part ol , of a certified check for 44.125 from such have them build Him a pmietuary that He ftriie to •.z'hich is absolutely pure Gnoncr. Dr.flAv KX.GenT Pa.«s‘r Ag’t, , the Drake dfiuking fountain at Chicago,* men as •uator McMillan, General Algri might dwell among them (Ex. xxv.. gi. . Grand Rapid*.' and soluble. _________ [ White Israel is-for lh<i present set 104.!.-. hn« arrived from Rome and will be un- • and other*. . | Michael Beralieck. a Cbicag«» taloon 1 «n«ther bouse is being built, a living It hvJ mere than thfre times th'strength veiled Ih-c. 26 The defalcation in the Pifebla state treaa- ’kreju-r. *--• »hol<,ne■ burglar ----- fatally ,and..., .H‘»’ple made of living M«>nt». with which of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot —j we have indol.Eph. il. 1^22; I Pet-ii, ti). ury turns out to I* larger than was nt first wounded another who .uiii will ...i„ “do time’ ...i. when or Sugar, and i» far more economical. • ■ 4. — "And 4vho*ovvcr •• — remaineth. tn Ir any —I reported. It is* wild that persona high in hec K«m gels wv»«. well. II>’tesldent-elect has declined. Mexican authority are implicated in the re»ldent-<ueci Clerelaml «;iereianu iiom neciiimu, I>«»’’'w‘*vr-* he M,jo.irn<*t.l>. tet the rfien of I is delicious, nourishing, and kaSILT. afrair. The money stolen exceeds owing ro prt-e* of hu.sineM,to vWl(,’aldwail. hi* place help him with Mirer and with i An investigation b. now pending. i N.J, his birth place, until sometime in gold." Some would prefer to sojourn in' TIME TABLE. nianrrep. _______ Babylon, but they wire to help in nH _______ In effect September li. 1893. Sylvia Best, of Morristown, N. J., is dead the future to be hercaiter named. Sold by Grocers everywhere. , . . , ' things H*omc returning 10build tbebouse<;f years old. outliving by several ;t fun .Ind'/trunx »’■ r[ cetircly She wns 118 al V| ‘ K'"hu'i“ •■Hj" . lb, Lon! G«l of hm.1 at Jm.lm, fl..i mselvcs oh -Utf riihJiTts “hat jnira some 01 mow. who uuvt inteiv at- was buniHl,causing n los-of nlmut n.G G-.b • -Ti. > . t BUUnv. ' , S, , , ■ 1 . if-iith tracted attention on account of their old fully insiirttl. nac 1 . , .1 _Lt the I-ord." mentioned five times in this f'/rtnor/irr <r« hy- ^'uiiiuj tht uirrit * '• * 1 Archbishop ( orngan “tearnx with great 1,.^.,.. ...1 „, rtf... times in thn n-tt xoitru. Among the passengers arriving on tht pleasure the news of* the return of Dr. chantera of the book Whether we abide Kalamazoo I.v. East Cooper.. .. ebep from China were T. G. Allen and,wb.;i' W. !........... fMX^lkT^ GA^.' . ■. T,4«..b.dmrel: Kichland Juncl L. *wht!rteu. two young Americans who | of Christ we are not of much use. If we Milo are completing a'trip around the world on Five comm of highway robbery took place cannot offer gold or silver we can freely Delton bicycles. They started from New York in ‘ offer ourselves, that Christ may live His Cloverdale... June, IbMO, and Lave t raveled through Eng­ in half an hour in varknis jstris of Dre ■iliultx Moinre on a recent night. land, Eurojie. Asia, and-Japan. Hastings.... „ ... August Bartekemp nnd Myrtle Wagner, THE RIGHT TOPICS, John H. l.ittlbfield is iw.-turing up in and ’tbe priests with all them whoxt spirit MasMtchuseiu onLi... his - personal recollecyoung i»ropk-of New Tiffin. O.. white going ___ ;__ . ‘ ” Grove. , God bad rdisrd io go np to build the Coats BY THE RIGHT MEN. Woodland tion i to a dunce togvthrr were struck by a train, Cion ot uf Abraham Lincoln. i/meoln. Au Huarchist named Frii-dlnender. who Mte* Wagner being instantly killed and house.’’ Whoever udgi.t I* willing to go. AT THE RIGHT TIME. , whether father* or priests or people, i. biul mode himself objectionable to the ter escort mortally injured. i was by Goji making them willing, for ir is Luiidng, “ The Xagara Fails THE TOPICS are always those which are. Vienna jm>1 ice and the law-abiding portif I' . . auitoYi* . for .. Rival the affection* of. a ,God 1OU wno rn in ns both to will nnd to Detroit.... who wprKP workerh Grand Rapids uppermost in the public mind -in of the pupuhitiou by his sjierobes advoc^ young woman nt Brown City, Micif., met <b»<>f Hi* good r p ’.-vtsurc (Will. H. 13). All ............................ ;?ss^!5s|: ( ’ hri-tuins event their inton'd one ’ s home, ' . ... nmrais. politic*, science, literature, bus­ Ing roblxwy nnd dynamite outrage*, itiness; finance. Industrial econoiuy. social Iwusentenced to eighteen monthwuuurU- i both intent ou the flame businew—giving hand wholly over to Him our spirit, soul 'nnd municipal aifaira. etc.—In short, all onineut for a particularly violent e|tcecb he her n present. Thfi lover who arrived nnd body, without imy reservation, and He in .ip.ni.1pjn. j p. nub Stations. ^objects on which Americans! reQulrv made a short lime ago. latest, *ceing his rival with Uro girl, threw will take lfull „„ V .-Kr„,, u„ nuM ,UM1, ,„ U1pur.se-ion and H glorify HimA grain blockade nowexlslfl at St. Ixuiia. hix gift, arilver wnt<b, at them. It struck „df and desire td t»e informed'. No ma?In ns. T1 r great peculiarity'of tbe a. nvp. m. .azine follows m» cicuely from month to Eh'vntors an* overflowing, barge-* unavaila­ the girl on the head nnd she is seriously v.; s ni> constant glorifying Ka'-amrouw Ar.. EtsUWprr Lv. iiHiiith, the course of public 'interest. ble, and consignments rejected in advance. ’ hurt. God• Ricblana JOnc't . A white man named Cura recently sued ' All Bufijects are treated of imparllaily Dr?McGlynn spvkr to a packed audience .-And c.' . <-v that were about them a Crtek Inditiu .fur univiid wages aud ; at Cooper Union, feiicltatreg hbinwlf upon * HrengthencG their hand-.” Whatever Cressey . .... it. Muting* on both sides. Milo secured ti judgment in the United States his restoration to the authority of Roman e)5c vre ran or rar.nut «lo. we can anrelv Delton _ TtlE COSTlUBl'TOKS io the court at Guthrie, ok. A party of ludiacs Catholic priest. He raid be was not born strengthen the Ifands of the workers; it Cloverdale.... Shultz. i are the men and women to whom the called act hr man's house, ten nd him and ■ to Im* an agitator, but to be a preacher. ;; *' . . bouita notL by "kifrer, gold. goud.», or pre| world looks for the most authonfflve carried him into the woodsj where his body I The business portico of Slater, Salitio cious l-ldupt, we < :tn ail offer aomet hing Hastings.... Scientific American statements on the subjects of the day. was fouu<Fhnugi»g to a tree. . ; county. Ma. was nearly wiped out by fire. willingly, nnd "if Un re be first n willing j Costs Grove.. Agency for Nlo other petiodlcal ran point to such a । IxmA about >lff»,(MI>; insurance about/mind it is acerpuXlacconling ro that a Woodlaud Friday, Dec. S3. Mijceesslon of <lL4lngulshe«l j writers. . man ...... hath and not ..... according ____ ... to1 that he Woodbnnr George W. Brown, adjutant general of Ps’MXiQ. Ha It. I.. I J The list Is a roll of tlie jieople who are Arizons, and ft. Brown, treasurer of the' Edward Daniels, a prominetit lawyer of hathnoi" (II Cor. viii, lib: who Ik there, tAnsIr.a......... !/ making the history, controlling the Arizona l«anl of World's fair commission- Omaha. le(t that place Oct, 15 nnd hasn’t bower,-r poor or unialvnieri in the estima­ Detroit I t.-n| ;»! ~T affaire, ami leading the opinion of the era. have been found guilty , of criminal teen seen since. He is “short" a large sum tion of otborn, who cannot give a cheery Grand Rapid* J age. such as Mr. Gladstone, the Prime word of gratitude or sympathy or appre ­ of money. libel nt Tucson. Arizona. •Stops on mcnal only. 1 Mini-let <>f England: Mr. Blaine: Signor­ ciation? and this is often more than silver United States troops ou tho Mexican t N<w. 5 and fl will not carry passengers ualesa Colonel Albert dr lJ*nr, tbe Milwaukee,, CAVEATS. I Crispi, Kx-Prlme Minister df Italy: man who disappeared recently and was tenter are doing their l>ot to stretch one or gold. Only yield lhe body to God, nnd provided witli freight irilti penults,. Frelgut trains will be run at Hie cnnvonlenoe Banin Hlrscb: IL IL II- the Count uf DESIGN PATENTS, found ut Savannah, has been tleclared in­ picket liver half a doxen square milus of He will not leave you untalented. uf tbe company, who rr-erre the right to change Paris; Cardinal Gibbons: Bishops Potter, COPYRIGHTS, etcJ • 7. "AlepCyra*. the king, brought forth country and keep down the Ultra revolu­ the time of such trains witbout Police. ■ sane. . Doane. Mnllallcu, Foss. etc., etc]. tatfoymatlnn nnd free Handbook write to W. s. OmriNo. Gen’l Manager. George Babcock Hazard, of Newport. IL , tionists. They do not succeed very well. the vessels of the house of the Ixird.” T1 C IS..,. I i» x- r ■ .. ,--------------------------------I I., who Ls generally accredited with much! White the troops are on the. qui vlve all Ncbuchnducxzar hfid put them in the house ] THE TIME when these subjects are treat­ along the “thin blue lino” the revolution­ of his gods when he brought them before ed of by these contributors Is the very wealth, has been iu jail fur a week Imxtmisc ist* .capture n United Stains marshal’s Jerusalem (II Kings-sxiv, 13:11 Chron. be neglected to pay damages recently astime v. ben tlie subjects are In tlie public Messed upon him by the court in the case ot ' partv. release the prisoners they bad in xxxvi. 7). But Gotl bail cared for -------them. ----. ' mind—not a month or two after |M-ople I charge and get away safely. I And the man who dared to ill treat them a tn-sjKiss. ' ■ have ceased to—think of them. The lArrn>*.> rtreulatlon of any »reeuuec paper in tho» A meeting of the national Republican was smblenly sbdn Hint name night (Dan. Four employes lost their lives by tbe wriL Splendidly illueuated. No u>i.ellUre..t] | promptness with which the iKi’.vrr.w committee will te held nt New York next r* . There are all kinds of vmuicIs in Mn“ hould be wl-b-ut IL Woeily. M.OO a. furnishes Its readers with tlie most burning of tbe ^Etwrett stables of Boston’s ----a great lious»\ but Patil tenche* Timothy Tter- *|^1 mi np nth* Addrta* Ml NN * 'MWest End : railway. The loss was • mouth. Puuusuiuu, Jbl Uroadway, New Turk CHj. to te- "n ve.MM-1 unto honor. ku>< tilled anil authorative information upon the topics Nelson J. A lender, pod master at New Mb* Beatrice Champlin nnd FrankPulut the day Is one of ite most valuable 1 xni<lon, Conn., has not teen seen since lust slfcr, ot Chicago, ran away to Portage, meet f-.r lhe master’s um*, and prepared unto «-v ' |»(Xid work" (Il Tim. ii. 21k ■ features. f■ aa ana ' features. Strtuniny. His accoutlts are short «.(<». Wte. and gnt nmnted. Pupa Champlin 8. "I •..*> tliusedhl Cyrus, king of Persia, <>. E. Simuns. agent nt Fort Belknap. opposed. Both ba and his new -on-in*. bring !< rtb nnd ntttntensi them nrtfo Ion ,Price, $5.00 ii Year. SubscripUc----------------.... Mont., who was shut by on Indian several I'*'* arr board of trade men. ! SbeshlM::xar, the prince of Judali." A BLU* Saunptotree G*jmsu*TraCo..-l» -------- —— --------------। •lavs ago. di.sl of hh wouuds. | Senator McMillan, of Michigan. l..w re- । Genlih* king baud:nx over ’.lirae treasures i, x- York j lo a Jew is a very suggw.iivu incident. ’ Think of the queen of Sbiiba bringing presinteudent of Police Byrne* may resign tc. Mra. Mary Mctiovern. of West New :: East llih Street, New Yolk. • ents to Solomou, the wise men fronTtheeast buome the head of the government secret I Brighton. S. I., tried to light her pipe; in bringing ireasnre.- to the child Je-ui, and NOTICE FOR HEARING CLAIMS. .. |>rd ;md was burned to -death. Shown* 97 : joyfully anticipate the time when the • of MtebVraa. Comity of Barry—m. T heodorn Folsom, a coiuun of Mra. <«ro. is her- by givt ii’. th.-.! *-v an ordc ver Cleveland, was run ov«* and killed by ; • ... . . w'T.lint..,. v •• *------ * .••--, I wealth ot the Gentile** shall dune to Israel. . . ,, . _ .. । r ire.nl. ivyumiuo. .N V.. defrayed , the lW(1 the R0<| kingdom that will not Your Druggist will supply you. ' ; D-ficlt liaving boon made tn the J'ledltlon* a train near Rahway. N .1.1 | M E charch, six -titres, seven dwellings : v rv. I.nu-I J...U |, (Iu. I.v. 5-1SI. Ete trnni that <iste were .Itewe.t Jurcr-ut- ! n certain mortgage made by-Merrit« Wln*p*nt Governor Brown, of Mafyland. hna.ptir-; . , j ms. S1WI.0W: ‘'tfiTJ11'^'Hl0 pHucc of tie bon.-:-of Judah now site tbclr rialtas agt.te.st theesJate nt Raohel A Shepard htv wife, to tinned Henry Speneer. a life prisoner in th* Xd. r-a-la N I-ido*. iste <>1 mW «*>unty, 1 Gi.I ilIngs Whitmore dated O"toiler UUi. A. D. , Vn in n -alo.m that was on .j at the right hand of God the Father. What doeesMs!. nr.d Uu.t ».l •^editor* of said I ■‘.'ft. and recorded in the otr.ee ot the Ueriittur state penitentiary lor murder. are you bringing to Ilitu for Hl* service? ureseot their date <■£ iterds. (or tlie County "f Barry and mate ot Mrs. Antion Brunson hie* b«*n grantid a 1 |jtl, aJ ppfroit loosened tbe iron corntec ......... ---------- -- - -r-- , l». ‘ And this Is tho number uf them— Mlehlxan. on the ’^rk day of November A. D . divorce by default from Judge Brtin.-<;n at w* ” *-' J----- -- Cxdiwnrtx crushing ' tjljrty vbiehJfrU on Fireman Of gold n thousand chargers i-"... in IJber s u< mtwiBaae*. otiipam* *0. 1 faim'todeath. ; whteh raid, niortgug” «** duty xML'tird by Kan Fmndscti. Jim tcue-UG. , I of silver, nine and twenty kuives." Even 1 V.u \ M-*C«mly?iwiirtinlHtratnrof the;estate of The body of Uaptnin A. W. ixi Crone, App^rt.ir T..f. lUUlW nre U.AM|. Gludtnev Whitmore, on In* tth «l»y f*f Febnt- who disappeared from Effingham. III., three : xi.v. te-'-ro r-teGoMcCaitd).anl s-"1' -*-«’•«•PHnjUrWTMI.r. IW JI.-YVwriol Mth »"d •gtster weeks ago, him been found under * •_lnni:t «Tu"y r«conli-iihi Un- <-illta»of til i iui.Aiou-1 • . knives. V, ell, thev were the Ixird * propspick nmr Brownstown. tef d-eds tort be raanw of Ikiny <«*■ | «h». M.ru«l w «■><!■<•„ Mroygle "n-“ “ | erty anil belonsnl tn Hi, bouw. and He Michigan, on the uoilVdneoi August. — wastibg diuiwo Jarvis \S. Hand, an 18iind nr>tl of ttejm. We do m t relish lhe In liter t» of murlgauecrtu page 3M. te which ■ yenr-t'ld student at IhivPbiladelphiii Dental , - cutting tilings" as much as those that morigase there t» oliimod to b« due at the date Floyd R Smith, one of the largest build­ ' college from Ludlow, Atostook county. I bring uh what wo ruH Something good, ofthU uoitce the stun uf one lIicmMuvl. nine HIES hundred fifty-two and -W UO(«i.:c</.40 duffiirv.. ers in Connecticut, has miide an assign­ . Me . blew out bi* brains Saturday. Tho j the ]Jord stes the Deed, and we know . PROBATE ORDER. and nn nttonw's tee cf fitly dollars pro­ ’ i .. ' yUUtll vided for In sub! mortunffp. and r.o suit or proyouth Was was lOnnU found lyUIKUWtU lying dead m in ma his room, na ,<?r „nRht t3 know (Item, viii, :>). Cueduaa at law liniina been |nsmri|rd lo re­ . A, -H1"" '“'“"'-T I‘ bulletin hl. I.rain, revolver lu «e b»ad. I Luiteb 1.. kt. hr-™, _r f" b”"*’, . j/j. • Thirty Iasuns of gahl. silver basons cover the money* secured hybrid mortgage, lately sold WX) counterfeit A era Crux lot-. _ ,___ Iiii.Im MM*., t!».. i»tT,..r- zition n.L 1 nnd an open Bible nc;*.r the other /q>cii at ot- n M^Hld sdrt four hundred and ten, nnd DURE. or any part thereof; . ...' , tery ticket* to people in Winds, r, Ont.’, , the text: "Man that is tern of tt otnan 1* i ULiter vewla a tiiOUMnd.*' A-goal many Now. therefore, by ylrtUO bf the ^powi r^m and left suddenly last Suridny when the ; few of days and full of trouble.” Iu a let- ] chargers and bosons, but a great many . rttdrawing waa to have taken place, accord- • ter left ou a bureau the suicide requested ' not named yet. all precious to Got. ' ji that “Elder Carney" preaqh his funeral . Some preachem and t«echer» and preaimatter uf the estate of Immer Umth day nf Mareh, A. !>.. .•Of!}. ing to the ticket*. . . this^-ext. .»....-—. । ^nU uad onjeer3< i>ut a great many not In Uro ma>.v . :• n’cioeit in the forenoon. 1 shall tel! i»t ptiph* R. A. Maddux aud J. A. Scott have been from ^^uwkndMugtbe petition, duly verb i auction, to the tifabec arrested al Stockton, Cal., for leasing r-----------------■ unmetl, yet all of sums use to God and nSi*nfSvVtllc m l‘f Si-teAm.1 .ndmltHsirator of , front floor ot tin-crourt House tn City of counterfeit money. Maddux had bi his^ FiLlootMt* Got North DukuUt.------------j precious to Hluj. Same of a second sort, ,pareettsion ___ —----------------In bogus «»—, „ gold .pieces. . BISMARCK, N. D , Iter.27.—Judge Bow j but juxt ns much in tho house of God Fire insurance rates in Brooklyn have yeaterliiy decided the famous Selz precinct; <be flrat sort. 3c content to be anyaort STAiwrrrcs»N-iwUref.onel3 rocu baa therein »<t fortti___ _ Ste.uldimnrteaee. with xeven per tes-n ailvanctsl 25 per cent, by tho New controversy cane ag;iii:-t the board of can- , that thc^lxinl w.mts-you to be, only be York Tariff association because of the al- VJuacn,tWho refused to canvass the returns. : sure to be wholly His. . legcd inefficiency of. the Brooklyn five de-1 .g t|iat tfce b<i.ird ha* no judicial I 11. ‘‘Brought up. fio ______ BBL-.; into Jerusalem. ’ 7 That-fs a good deal better partmen t. t authority nnd must si.nply canvass all re- J«ru*alem." That sb a Burglan broke Into the house of Worden ’ UirUH on their fttCC. Thin gives the fusion­ than from Jerurahtfi to Babylon. Babel or Babylon signifies confusion, and stands Louis D. Pilsbury, of tho penitentiary on; three elector* ftom North Dakota. for religouKness without God, or that Blackwell s Island, N. Y’., and stole a big . ----------- 7—-—, cedar cheat containing $l^» worth of rib j Arrested Artwted for Robbing Robblzg HU His Employer. Empfoyr. which oppresses tbe true children of God. (*w*4> ot secuou mmwer»w'1" ' Columbus, Ind-, Dec 37.—J. B. Dorsey, It reaches from Cain down to the end of township number one north range seven went vwwere. nf tlsA Ht£e< w U>« e» '(W1""1 iASTS,i?rf"’35S Thu British soldiers are now provided ' for eight years confidential bookkeeper for this age. for »o Rev. xviii, 31-24. Let u* half acre ou the north "Mt corner ot sai<i begin the year by leaving nothing b«be­ land alxivn described. giVon for P'”V"‘ with black rilk handkerchiefs an which John p. Maring, the pension atlornoy. was e*. said description containing In all elgbty army rulea and regulations are printed. • arreSted here for rob ting his employer's longing to God in Babylon. Come out religious­ R-v. C. W. Gray, general secretary of the . residence uud carryingaway a gold watch from all mere formal popular religion*ybVAMi.v. AMiguee of Mortgagee, nroposad Methodist university ut Washing- and fl441 ■«> cash. Ha curfesaed when placid ness aud consecrate you wlf this day unto , SMITH noumova. tor Aselgnee of MortpuKe. ton expects to receive the entire amount in jail. Dated HOME FROM BABYLON SANnCl^WS^ ■fir Cloture ' ■fact; Too lr CartTh 4. », *To9oToJ)oUj Aj Marina Doe; Co yon! USE SANTA CLAUSS Soap* XiOXlRBAKK JfCo. CHICAtoJll Unlike the Dutch Process No Alkalies 5H0K Other Chemicals NO. 35 00963419 flLWflYS THE SAME J2i ALWAYS THE BEST Breakfast Cocoa, 5 <• QQflR IN THE Chicago, Kalaoasoo & Sagisi W. Baker & Co.. Dorchester,Mass. HASTINGS BANNER and New York Tribune, ■ ill THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW- Michigan Central :x. Scientific >mericau Cures Sick Headache |.0RTE A;limN i>w Do you Know? That more ills result from an Unhealthy Liver than any other cause-Indigestion; Consti­ pation, Headache, Biliousness, nnd Malaria usually attend it Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator is a vegetable spedfic for Liver Disorders and their accompany­ ing evils. It cures thousands why not be one of them ? Take Dr.'San ford’s Liver Invigorator. EART - HHBT OfSHSB ^2— �CARRIAGE IN CHINA.' A POPULAR EXPLANATION. OF BmOE-HAS TO MY SAINT. DISEASE PROOF THE And yet ta the spirit of truth Itaelf. And well fur him who his burden can bear . A. L.ln .l*H? h.r h*lr. Senia curious characters nre found in such gatherings. The author of the rolmne et> nnoc raw near Nain a party of Moors whe bad come all the way from Morocco on WJt;1 For a long time It has attracted atten­ A fair reprwntntive of the . China may be found In tlie old city of | Although Mohammed was their prophet, tion that of a number of persons equally exposed to certain Infectious diseases Nanking. She has been taught from .they were traveling according to the orearllrel childhood that If heaven so smile frn» given by Jesus to the "otherseventy,” some are attacked by it much inure severe­ upon her as to give her a husband she ■ when he “sent them two and two before ly than others, while many do nnt become must be. humbly grateful, and yet tbe j fats face into every city and place, whither Kick sick at nil; all; also that persons person* who have bare rere­ wedding day of a Nanking woman, al- be attacks uf, certain d iseases do ne hlnuoilf nimscH would wouiu come,'* come, - in in sofarjaa wiar.u to io , covered ............ from — ----------.. > great ...... .. care .......i___ _ .. ... . nor shoe*, » it,- wlnm "earry neither puree nor scrip ” , not generally, when export m to themaizam thraiaga u t.hough hasi____ been।_____________ taken to select a lucky day. ushers Tier into a life of the UMl aconlleg to tbv fortlw lojunetloo, to , witbin « limited period ot time, contract "rat eoeb thloje ore leiore roe." ( tirac- di^eera, or M meet the MUck 11» greatest uncertainty. A Mule experience wlib them convinced | nrild one. Generally • mild xttxck ot • The parties entering into tbe marriage relation have not chosen each other at all, me the! the meaner. c< lhe rani bed prob- dtae~L- i.n. effloadoau M b; n rarere one In . .. no.t changed .-------- . here v--------sineti .u_ the "seventy" L_._.i j prevvuiitig a second (mild or severe)atbut have been chosen for each other by 1 umy persons duly appointed according to tbe , were comnmndrel tq "salute no man by ■ tack of tbe anmo disease. This condition or the body, in which it wish of the parents, nnd as a rule have the way,” for a wayside salute required never seen aaeh other. I considerable time. Thus It ran between can resist more or has succwafully attacks of Infectious diseases, is ’defined as im­ Today la the auspicious day, tbe one All andTusef: munity. It may >w natural or acquired, which the gods favor, the wetiding day, ■ ?‘Kalf Halak!” (How are you!) j and an individual may bo Immune against and let ns follow our Chinese sister as she "Mohsooten.” (Spread out) j one infectious disease, but not against an­ prepares to leave her mother's house. All Then l»tb say, "Pence be unto you.” L day long she li«s in bed, in quirt medita________ _____________ "How are____ thef______ preserved of God!” asks other. Tbe Chinese were most likely the first tion. She ruts no hearty food, but her aj> jut who prrMluced (3.COO years ago) immunity _ i•landafewi -----hands, - ,-----------------------------------------petite is tempted with rice gruel and a few -They kisa your ” is the reply. other delicacies. About noon the groom | "Mashallah.’’ (The will of Gqd be artificially, inasmuch as they dressed their children In shirts worn by patients sick rrMTm to rn pay hm.v his respects rramects to tn her mother. 1'\ comeN with smallpox and made them snuff up He kotows to her (bumps his forehead on "Hamdillah.” (Praise to God.) lhe scabs in order to render them Immune. the floor) and to all the important mem­ "Bismillah." (In the name of God.) The Brahmins also applied ropes made of bers of the family. “Tyeeb." (Good, very good.) hair ami waked in the j-oison of smallpox. He has scut, three days before, the beau­ “Salaam." (Farewell.) ADOtheriobaervation bearing on tho ques­ tiful scarlet silk wedding clothes; beauti­ During the dialogue hand shaking is ful indeed they are, and of priceless value pcatedly indulged in with great*dig: -y , । tion of immunity is given by Thucydides ,‘450 B. C.), who says, concerning tbe plague In Chinese eyes, as they arc the emblem of. nnd deliberation and frequent change of tbe first wife. attitude. These men were in great ear­ in Athens, “The disease attacked no one Twelve o’clock, midnight, is a favorite nest, and seemed to have a high apjwecia- twice, at least not in a dciully manner." Until the time of Jenner (1788) scarcely wedding hour. As the evening comes on tionof their "divine errand." They deand wears away preparatidns proceed. The dared that they hod received “willing and any progress had been made toward tbs gorgeous red bridal chair, decked with lan­ abundant hospitality" ever since they had explanation ar the artificial production of Is well known, Jenner Ininterns. is waiting outside, and the musicians departed from their homes, and in no case immunity. As is are ready with their pipes, eager to play had they been cdmpellod to “wipe off the rtstig.-ited the popular belief which be found current in Gloucestershire ns to the their joyful strains. Two women of great, dust" against any places people. Such men do not visit Nain because it la 1 antagonism Iwtween cowpox nnd smallpox, goal fortune, having living husbands, He *found J *that K~*’ Individuals *- who v~ bad’ *been ~ sons nnd daughters, dressed in their own linked with tho memory of Christ, but for j inoculated accidentally with the lymph of scarlet wedding clothes, friends of her the reason that it is inhabited by a few mother, act as bridesmaids. fanatical Moslems, who will bo sure to cowpox and bad recovered from tho slight When all is ready to make the brldd's make them welcome, and with whom they disease resulting were sulwcquently im­ toilet one of them steps to tho door and an­ can rejoice over the downfall of the mune toward Mijallpox. To Jenner is duo great credit for Laving established this nounces, "The bride is about to take a "Christian day." ‘ fact, for having made it known generally bath." The musicians begin to play. “The nnd for Laving Introduced -artificial vac­ bride is dressing." Another strain from cination—viz., immunity ngainrt smallpox. the pipes. “The bride is having her hair What is the causcof hunger! The popu­ Hfa* work has been af incalculable benefit combed,” and yct^ another strain sounds lar instinct of course answers. Want of to humanity, since smallpox is now a comforth un the evening air. A peck of rice is food: and no doubt that is the explanation paratirely rare disease, while before bis poured upon the floor, ami when the that| 11“ nearest the investigator, food bride's toilet is completed she is placed time it was one of the must common. lias been called th’o fuel of life—though it Except as to Its connection with small­ upon this nnd from It is carried to the would lie more correct to say that tht| fuel pox; immunity received but little atten­ chair by some male member of the family, of life is that whereof food is the raw; ma- I tion until about 1877, when tbe advances as on no account must she step upon the terial—to wit, the tisane.* df the body themfloor or tho ground after she is ^dressed in wives. But, without over subtle refilling. made in other departments of bacteriology ,lr,w th„0( exporiln„u„ entirely new clothing, for she must not in­ h-i™. It U v.p- apparent U. t If w. wllHboM J . A great variety ,„irtJ „f lhOT)„ 5J the subject. A of theories cur tlie displeasure of the g-Yts by carry­ that which builds up Ito fuel the fire of ha.* since been propounded witL the view ing anything the least soiled to her hus­ life will soon l>e quenched. band's home. . . L of furnishing a satisfactory explanation of Hunger lathe first warning tHignal given . As she is placed in the chair the doors i store of fuel j immunity; not a few ir . portant facts bear­ are wealed, and to the music of tl-e pipes to let us know that the body's i . ing upon the subject have been discovered, this sense it she begins her solitary ride to her future needs reifltenishing; and in this sei-~ .« I nnd some practical results Lave been ob­ may bo skill that the wont of food causes ! tuinrd. The whole question is yet. how­ home. When the half way point is reached the pain of hunger. But if want of foal the chair coolies and the helping mother, causes the-hunger pang It is strangelthat ever, in a very unsatisfactory condition, a servant who always accompanies her, and Indeed is a highly, complicated one. call out, “Oh. bride, your crying time ii the administration <>f substances that nre So far two methods hove been used not food w^ll dispel it. up, we shall soon reach your husband’s chiefly for causing Immunity. One de­ For example, chewing or smoking tohome." To have the marks of tears ou pends upon the antagonistic action of one ttaccn, eating lumps of clay, aa do some her face ns she arrives would bring ill luck kind or ono species of bacteria upon too Lo the family, and so die smothers all sad South American Indians and oilier tribes, other; tbe other upon application of sub­ feelings, and heralded by tby^vcird music will remove tbe painful sensation of stances (ptomaines, or more likely toxohunger quite as effectually—for the time is borne along to mCet her fate. bumins) produced l»y bacteria grown in at least-^as a hearty meal. Tho theory of At tbe end of the jouroey inatead of find­ pure cultures. Tbe immunity giving sub­ Lunger may thus be formulated: ing an eager crowd to welcome her to her stances are isolated from these cultures in Fasting produces a general change in new home, tbe chair is put down, the mu­ as .pure a state as possible, and are used the organism os a whole. This, again, sic ceases, aud she is required tout in subcutaneously. brings about a specific change in a par­ silent meditation until the exact time ar­ From cultures of the LxrfEer diphtheria ticular part of tbe organism—tbe stomach rives for the w-orslup of heaven and earth, bacillus a highly poisonous toxalhumin —of which the pain of hunger is the local fixed by the parties who arranged for the has been separated,- which, after it lias symptom. Direct applications, such as a marriage. This sitting in silence is con­ been sterilized by heat and then injected bolus of food, orcven of clay, temporarily sidered a very important part of the cere­ under tho skin, secures immunity against relieve this local feeling of pain by neu­ mony by the mother-in-law, for without subsequent inoculation with the virulent tralising the specific local changes to which this discipline, this quelling of all excite­ germ of diphtheria. j ment, the bride might prove a quarrel­ that feeling owes its origin. The substance which is the imraun'ty indirect applications, again, such as tho some member of the family. injection of milk into the blood, comet giving principle in the lymph' used lor At the proper moment the chair is smallpox vaccination boa nut been isolated opened. Here two other lathes, very for­ the general alteration of the system pro­ yet, but there can lie no doubt that here, duced by want of food. By doing so they tunate in having busbands, sons and cootct those local gaatic changes pro­ too, we have to deal with a substance daughters, also dressed in scarlet, come duced by tho general effect of fiating in which is a product of bacteria life. but to assist ths.bride. A way spread with Of the numerous attempts ni.*ulo to fur­ the system—changes which render;1 the rice has been prepared and the helping local manifestations of hunger possible.— nish nn explanation regarding the action mother slips a pair ot tbe bridegroom's of these immunity giving substances only Million. ____________________ shoes never worn before over the bride's, a few will be considered. saying as she does so, "May they grow old Acquired immunity has been compared Big Tortoises Disappearing. together and all the affaire of life be pros­ The Galapagos tortoises are likely | be­ to an acquired tolerance of u poison. Tol­ perous.” fore long to be lost, as peculiar represent­ erance of poisons (such as alkaloids) is There are various ways of escorting the’ atives of the Testudo family. Years ago constantly observed, but it Is limiuil in bride to Lbe bridal chamber. A favorite tbe tortoises found on the Island cf A|dn- degree, nnd obtained only as the result of way is to give tbe groom tbe red end of a brn. northwest of Madagascar. resembled a long continued succession of doses. Im­ silk cloth and the bride tbe green end, and these Galapagod tortoises, but they have munity is acquired after n single applica­ after they together worship heaven arid gone. The curious fact, about the Galapa­ tion of tbe immunity giving substance, and earth he leads her to the marriage room.' gos tortoises la that onTt remote island of can therefore hXrdly be due to the adapta­ With bowed, heads they sit upon the bed the Pacific, off the northwestern coaslj ot bility of the body to accommodate itself, and each drinks a sip of tea or wino from South America, there should exist A spe­ as it were, to the pnsetceof poisonoun Ilia own cup. then the contents of bothcups cies of tortoises restricted to the locality. substances. are poured into one and they each drink When Dampier visited lhe islands in 1080 Before it Was dearly demonstrated that from it< and the marriage ceremony is he was the first to let the world know of products of bacteria life, rod not the bur over. Die huge land creatures. Ever since that teria themselves, cause Immunity, the Now follows tlie sight df each other. Tbe time tortoises have been taken on one! or theory of "exhaustion" waa given as an anxious husband for tho first time knows the other of the islands forming the Gal­ explanation. Accord ing to this theory, the whether his wife is handsomn or not, and apagos group. . bacteria on the “first Invasion" at the to the trembling bride is revealed her life­ In Darwin’s time this land tortoise would body consume a number of substances long compnnkm. weigh 200 jxjunds. It is probaAle that which form a necessary nutriment of the At this juncture tbo doors are thrown when Dampier visited the island there invading species of bacteria. When it was open, the groom retiree, and lhe kindred, were some weighing 400 pounds. The gjov- shown that immunity was given by sub­ friends aud neighbors come in to see tbe ernorbf one of these islands told Darwin stances in the absence of bacteria this bride. This is a time of great merriment, that he had weighed a tortoise of 870 theory became untenable. \ but the bride must sit in quiet with bowed pounds. When Captain Tanner, of the Al­ The following theory is thri only one head ami make no resistance or answer, or batross, took tortoises on the Galapagos which today ia in no opposition to facta obeven allow herself to smile, as all sorts of islands In 1888, the largest was forty seeved: It supposes that lhe excretions or jokes are played upon her. Congratula­ pounds. Tho probability Is that there nill decomposition products of the bacteria re­ tions to the > ither-in-hiw pour in from all soon be .no more big land tortoises In GW- main in the body after the first invasion fddet If the bride should- prove homely and prevent the return of the same species. Um jokes nre few and tbe mirth of short If threedecomposition products ore formed duration, lest the anger of the husband be outside tho body and infected Into it they Shaving by Machinery. unduly excite.'. also remain there, or at least cauw Mich Sharing a man in-twenty-five seconds Is On tho fin day the bride docs not pre­ permanent changes that tho bacteria can­ sume to speak, and in the presence of her a foot deserving of tiie nigbest praise and not exist in it. hUH‘. »- • - v is dumb for three days, buA regard by nil such us jvalue their time. In other words, immunity may b® all t, l iui" ubm-j visitors to see the bride. The feat lias been rendered easy of per­ brought about, or a cure may be effected, Then• a uh sit and listen to remarks formance by the construction of a shaving by Introducing intq the body those sub­ |kbont fc/reel/ whether complimentary or machine of wood, reported to have lieen stances which nreantagonistic to iweterin, uthi-i v. . On too third day she is for­ made by one Melchoir Farkas, a convict iu nnd thc.*u substances themselves are chiefly the penitentiary of the city of ’Sxegedfn, mally introduced to the members of the tho products of- bacteria life.—Pharma­ in Hungary. Farkas was put to labor in family that »tie may always distinguish ceutical Review. botwe^n Uiori-J of greater and less impor­ the cabinet making shop of the prison, and taking to his work with a will, he soon distance. T.'hj :>rkle and groom stand toBcfore and After. lilay-Ti creit inventive ingenuity. With grther with some one at their side who He bad been trying to muster up suffi­ anmamcis. "The father-in law and- tho his machine he i< said to have shaved all mother-in taw." The pair then kotow to the Inmate* m the prison, 150 innumber, cient courage to take the final step, but it them four times. Tlie paternal nudes within less than an hour’s time.—New was then after midnight aud still be hes­ and aunt* or next announced and so on York TeUigram. itated. ) uuril tile pair hare kotowet! to all tbe rel“What time have you, George*" naked n^l-ren CiX»pt toe younger brothers and -- ------ rtS----------- with the fair girt He took out his watch unsteadily. The town of Leonberg.in Wartomberg Is ,’Tm a littlaafler 12,” he said slowly. >urth ilay after the wedding, known as the "town f.f mothers," for i the morning, the bride begins She gave a servers cough. there the mothers of Sc .liter and Kepidr *■> must ever after Iw a part of "You ought to be a little after one, lived. On tbe walk of tbe old castle where Utoi. isanwlv, going to.lhe room George, and maybe you could get her," __ )w4m-1«w before she la up to the magna charter uf‘ Wnrtcmberg libgive Ib rjnoralng greetings and to be of srties waa signed by "’Jlrich, the well be­ she ventured bluahingly, and George’s if she needs any help. At loved. tablets have burj placed in honor heroic spirit responded to the call to arms ut the mother* of the poet and the astron- and be (tot her.—Detroit Fres Presw. tsta: WANTED F Zu •»* - »» WBh » hMo raelrallmr hr SranUM W». PHENOMENA OF IMMUNITY. UNDERGO. Her face IS » nr-rer w uv.^lu ~ . Tho truth that Insjrfrjs her. thought and deed: Her life I* a life of elevation uud care. And ah« has a halo about her hair. Her care to for otbersJUXd not for bcreelf. And naught she recks of profit or j»U. Enough for her tha\ her f°si Abd alio knows nok her halo to bright asa Aud I who adore her cau hardly dare To look at the Lalo about her hair. 4Apples per bu. BO to no. Butter, is. so 20 Beans unpicked per bu., I.(B to Corn perbu., to Corn, shelled per bu., «. waa dlaoarded with vhlch I will pay Cash for a.good lot of saw togs. I also do. , CUSTOM SAWING P. S. ' Anyone having large logs' that they can’t handle call and see me. I will buy timber standing. J. L WILKINS, Agt. Hoo. five per hund.. S BO to 3.75. Hogs dressed. Y.to to 7.K. Hay per ton. iM to 100. Lard per lb.. 11. Potbios per bu., 50. Rye per bu.., ssx.. , Wheat, whjte per bu..«. WERE YOM : /WE HAPPY XFIrtS H2RNINQ? I I I If not, you will ' be after buying a j suit of that wool­ en underwear at L E. STAUFFER’S. IT'S A “JIM DANDY,” The stock of lumber and shingles lately purchased by • Bentley, Tomlinson & Ri^r. At their yard can be found ail the latest novelties in hemlock boards and studing. The latest styles in pine flooring and sheeting. Prices Reduced. Their No. 2 shingles are “just tqo sweet for anything.’ For Holiday Presents, GOODYEAR’S DRUG :STORE ALBUMS GIFT BOOKS, DOLLS, ELEGANT PERFUMES, TOYS, ETC. Largest Variety— —Lowest Prices. Peoples' Drug Store. 25 YEARS h HA V B just received aud opened up our first invoices'of new fall dress goods. To say that we are pleased with them would not describe it. And our friends who have seen them are a B> satisfied. They are the cheapest and best line we ever offered. You will say so when you eetliem W ffROn 12 1'2 CENTS UP SOLID WEAR Is the length of time that We call special attention to a line that cannot fail to please you, and goods that have pro ven very at­ tractive to all who have seen them. We tefer to the SPOONS AND FORKS Are-warranted to last. Also remember you get a Present—“Good Form,” of S2.00 value with a $10.00 purchase of anything in my Jew­ elry store. ways right. When a foreign familiar in SAW LOGS! F. R. Pancoast The Reliable Jeweler. We are now showing our first invoice of thes goods. Come in and see them at RUSSELL'S � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1892 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1892. 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